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DAHiT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, 0EEO0N, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1913.
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Care of Complexion
Madame QunvIUii will lie rIihI to answer tiny questions portiilnliitf
to womanly beauty. Personal replies will lie given If a stamped
and self-addressed envelope Is enclosed.
A clean skin is a healthy sliin, and a I
licalthy sliin is a beautiful one. Every
complexion specialist will testify that
half the complexion ills of womankind
are due to carelessness and neglect of
one or all the hygienic laws, i'nr its
Jierfeet health the skin needs warmth,
Hiinshine and air; and such a measure
of external cleanliness as will remove
the wastes that conic to the surface.
A sudden chill acts as a blight upon
the skin and the two extremes of siz
zling the face, a half dozen times daily,
with cold water and of scrupulously
protecting it from water aro almost
equally harmful to any akin. That tho
famous beauties never batko their faces
with God's most superfluous and wholo
some gift is only a pure bit of fiction.
Upon investigation I find that they
thorotighy cleanse tho face at night re
freshing it in the morning with cool
water. If exposed to dust or dirt dur
ing the day it is cleaned with a puro
face cream. Tho faco is more exposed
to dirt during the day and it is the ut
most importance that tho coating of im
purities should not be left to obstruct
the pores during sleep.
After this cleansing bath, the skin
should nut be exposed immediately to
wind or sudden change of temperature
Ho night is the most convenient time.
After massaging the fact the eremn
hhould never be left on upon retiring
as it prevents the pores from doing
their natural work of throwing oil' im
purities and prevents it from assimilat
ing the fresh air which it positively
must have to bo translucenl.
There is no single beauty which pos
ncsscs a stronger power of attraction
There Is Only One
"Bronw Quinine"
That Is
Laxaiivo Broma Quinine
USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLO III ONE DAT.
Always remember tho full name,
lor this signature on every box.
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Magnificent Full-Page Colored Plates llepresenting among many oth
er valuable and Instructive subject!:
Aeronautic Views (Aeroplanes,
Dirigibles, etc.').
niericiia Pure Ured Fowls.
Haducs and decorations of Honor,
liinls of Hcnut ifu! Plumnge,
Must Furnaces for Hmelting Ores
Ceramic Art of Five Centuries.
I lecp Sea Specimens of Marine
Life.
Different Knees of Mankind In
Native Dress.
I'amous (iems (Koh i iioor, (I rent
Mogul, etc.).
1'lai.s uf the Nations.
Fruits it 1 1 . 1 Their llhusoins.
Lock n ud Canal (Saulto Hie
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Lumbering Industry Scenes.
Military Academy nt West
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Newspaper Press (Latest Model),
National Coat of Anns.
Officers' Jewels.
than a rlrar complexion of delicate tint
ami texture. It is tho natural extor-
nulization of inward health anil physi-
eal purity and is bo great a charm
that it quite overcomes any minor ir
regularities of feature.
A vesture of health glowing lumin
ous flesh is to the beauty of the hu
man body what Carrara marblo is to
the statue. It is naturo's cxprossiou of
absolute purity. Thoro is no texture
under heaven so exquisites as healthy Karlier in the season Dallas had been j dependence to Htart a rally. Tho boys
human flesh, with its delirato covering victorious when sho met Independence from up tho river wero continually on
revealing tho ruddy glow beneath like on her home floor in Dallas and tho the go and seemed to have especially
suffused roso tints in applo blossoms. Independence- boys had returned tho nar,l '"ek on long throws. Tho Dallas
This perfect tissuo is capalilo of re- compliment when tho Dallas ball toss- j ites wero by no means assured of their
vcaling in the faco every emotion, from ore visited the "hop growers mccca" , victory until tho crack of tho pistol
the ashen pallor of fear to the rosy
flush of dolight. This inexpressible
charm, a brilliant complexion, is finer
than faultless features alone.
To look one's bost is not vanity, it is
self respect. ,
Yours for charming womankind,
MADAME QUrVlLLA
jmg some 2;0 peoplo. They brought McAilnmB of the house and also liepro
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Eczema In any form, whether a;ute of olno 25 pim,9, I , of . . . . :,,,.
or chronic, is eaBlly and rapidly over
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remedy. Gives positive relief when
all others fall, and wo heartily rec
commend It to any Biifferer. Capita.'
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When you feel like calling n man a
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linne,o Your mind
Children Cry
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Principal Ureeds of Horses.
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Seals of the States,
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Thoroughbred Dogs.
Types of Electric Locomotives.
Views of Irrigation.
Views of Marine Engines,
Wild and Domestic I'ood Animals.
The Daily
Met Independence Team Last Night
and Downed It by a Score of
15 to 10.
Tho Dallas high school basket ball
quintet becamo champions of the west
side towns when the delegation from
Independence- succumbed before their
onslaught in the final contest between
the- two Bchools, which was held iu the
Willamette
"K-
university'gym last even-
up tho river. The final contest was
thon agreed upon and occurred in this ,
city last ovoning.
Tho contest was very poorly advortis-
ed in this city, but was well attended
nuveruioiess. ino jnoepenuenco sup-
porters arrived in a special west side
; train of three Pullman coachos contain-
novertholess.
Dallas also run a special train string- measures, both of Independence,
ing over a hundred enthusiasts from j If. llirschberg, president of the lu.le
that city, iioth trains arrived about 8 ,,n,1M11,p lln,i Monmouth railroad was
o'clock. The gnmn was called about !, .,jM0 j (u, 'crowd.
' '""" for""'r v- of N,!,r. "fficint-! The s, ial train for Dallas returned
;'g.
The Dallas fellows displayed a
superiority from the first of the
being fast on their feet, using
slight
game
good
I head work and passing in
stvlo.
excellent
j The I ndependence boys seemed rather
lost on the strange floor nod although
j they made many brilliant spurts, they
seemed unable to find themselves
throughout the entire contest.
The guarding of both teams was very
close and somewhat rough throughout
the game and the field baskets were
made mostly on long lucky tosses.
The opening of the game was mark
ed by the registering of a few fouls on
each team, the first point of the con-
test going to Independence on a tree!
throw. She maintained the lead until
well toward tho end of the first half
Itho fi.ial score for tho half being, Dal-
las 0, Independence 5.
' Tho second half was
much faster
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than the first, each team putting up a
fierce battle. Dallas maintained the
lead from tho start but was very much
disturbed by several attempts of la
announcing the end of the contest. Tho
final score gave Dallas IS, Indcpend-
ence, 10.
Among both delegations were many
prominent business men of the towns
represented. 1'oople who took much
interest in tho legislature were pleased
jt.o see tho gonial face of Mailing Clork
last evening nt ID: 1.1, and the one for
Independence at
It will be of interest to many Salem
people to know that Dr. lioss T. Mcln-
),,.,, fnm r stnrt en the Willamette
basketball aggregation, is the coach of
the Independence team. The lineup:
Independence II. S. Dallas II. S.
Williams V Hoydston
lieeves F Woods
Mix (' llarham
Kussell (1 Mntheuev
Seolcv 0
Herzo
from the field:
Suinmnrv Haskets
lio.-dston, 1; Woods, 2; llerzo, 2:
Heeves, 2; Seeley, 1. Free throws:
Hoydston, II out of (1 tries; Mix .1 out of
trios. Wiliu,lls out f 1
H(.f,,ri.l,i .Imnison.
s.-orers, Van Orsd.dl and Ridgwnv,
Tim.,rs. Gardner and Chut..
Ti,n., of ,,,.lvos. o .,,:,
.Jniirnnl Want Ads Tlrlnor HeSnlK
.jy 1300 Pases J
FLEXIBLE LEATHER BOUND LIKE A BIBLE.
EIGHTEEN BIDS FOE
PAVING CHURCH STREET
A total of 8 bids from seven differ
ent construction firms for tho construc
tion of tho pavement on Church street
from Court street to North Mill creek
Wero rend at tho meeting of the city
council Monday, and will be reported
on by the street commiteo at tho meet
ing next Monday night. A meeting of
tho property owners of tho improve
ment district will be held in the council
chamber nt tho city hall at 7:30 o'clock
Friday evening.
Following were tho bids read last
night:
Arenz. & Son (travel concrete, .flt,-
imi.n.i.
August Kehrbcrger Six-inch con
crete, $1 1,034.81.
K. W. Geiger Construction Co.
Gravel coucrete, $1 l,(itiS.ll; five-inch
Doolrway, $17,740.11; six-inch Dolor
way, $17,872.11.
Cark-IIenory Construction Co. As
phaltic pavement No. 1, $17,946.45; as
phaltie pavement No. 8, $20,411.25; as
phaltic pavement No. C, $18,960.53; bit
ulithic pavement No. 2, ,$24,108.45; bit
uithic No. 4, $22,870.05.
Ambroso-Hurdsal Co. Asphalt con
crete No. 1, $20,190.84; asphalt con
crete No. 2, $18,958.44; asphalt concrete
No. 5, $20,190.84; asphnlt concrete No.
6, $18,958.44; one-course concrete, $13,
630.96. Montague-O'Reilly Co. El Oso Xo.
1, $22,280.45; HI Oso, No. 2, $20,-131.85;
HI Oso, No. 5, $19,815.65.
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Bryan seems to have easily acquired
the diplomatic art of talking much and
saying little.
Children Cry
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Good Linen Toweling
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New 36-in Madras drapery
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25c
42 1-2-inch Embroidery
Flouncing
50c Yard
Ladies Union Suits
38c and 50c
MILLINERY
Biggest and best asortment in the city, all up-to-date,
and reasonably priced. Ready-to-wear Hats, Shapes,
Flowers and Foliage.
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240-246 Commercial Street
A Big Surprise for Marion and Polk
We have a big stock of pulleys, boxing, sn vs and all kinds of tools
and machinery. Also chicken netting and hog wire. Hargain prices.
Everything from a ueedlo to a pieco of gold. Tho house of a half of
million bargains.
H. STEINBOCK JUNK CO.
233 State Street.
Very sensible scheme; the house and
senate to work together before hand on
tariff bills; should save much risputa
lion later and expedite business great
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Partial Contents
Dictionary of the English
Language.
Arrangements of Words in
Sentences.
Art of Correct Spelling.
Abbreviations and Con
tractions. Army and Navy Statistics.
Hirth Days and Uirth
Stones.
Commercial and Legal
Tonus.
Common English Christian
Names.
Comparative Wealth of tho
World.
Derivation and Develop
ment of tho English
Language.
Derivation, Signification,
and Nicknames of Men
and Women.
Electoral Vote of Each
State.
Enncerntion of tho
World ' Urcat Libraries.
Equivalent Projection
Map.
Famous Characters in
Poetry and Prose.
Foreign Words, Phrases
and Quotations.
Glossary of Automobilo
Terms.
Glossary of Aviation
Terms.
Gold Money of the World.
Groat U a 1 1 1 e s of tho
Wosld.
Key to Pronunciation.
Language of the Flowers.
Latest U. 8. Census.
Map of the T'nited States.
Map of tho World.
Meaning of the Goms.
Metric System.
Money in Circulation in
tho United Stntcs.
Names, Origin and Mean
ings of States aud Ter
ritories, National Debts of tho
World.
Nicknames of Famous Por
nonages. Parts of Speech nnd Gram
matical Significations.
Population of States and
Counties.
Population of tho World.
Presidents of the United
States.
Synonyms and Antonyms,
Silver Product of tho
World.
Time Differences.
Value of Foreign Coins in
United States Money,
Versification Forms and
Holes.
Weather Forecasting.
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