THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, DEC. 10, 1915
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Hundreds of people visited our Great Holiday Shoe Sale yesterday and have gone out to boost the PRICE
SHOE CO., as the givers of the most wonderful shoe bargains in Salem.
Saturday Next Gift Day. FREE CHRISTMAS GIFTS
100 Beautiful Dressed Dolls 100 Pieces Hand Painted China. 100 Ladies' Japanese Shopping Bags 100 Large Colored Balls
for the Children. To the first 100 people that enter our store Saturday morning we will present an envelope which will contain a
ticket. Sixty of these tickets will entitle the holders to one of the above prizes, forty of the tickets will entitle the holder to a child's
whistle. Twenty Beautiful Dolls and twenty pieces of Hand Painted China will be among the presents given away on Saturday.
SEVEN MORE GIFT DAYS. WATCH THE ADS. .
TEN TIMES AS MANY CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AS EVER OFFERED BY ANY STORE IN SALEM
We have just bought, at a tremendous sacrifice, over 1700 pairs of Men's, Women's, and Children's House Slippers which we are going to sell
at a large reduction on the wholesale price. We will sell them just as cheap as if you were buying them in car lots. Men's leather Slippers,
black and brown, ladies' fur lined ribbed trimmed and comfvs, children's 65c, all others
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A Few of the Many Bargains to Be Offered In This Sale
MEN'S DRESS SHOES; regular $3.50 and
$4.00 grades, now go at $2.95
MEN'S DRESS SHOES; regular $5.00
grades, now go at .$3 95
MEN'S DRESS. SHOES; regular $6.00 and
$7.00 grades, now go at .$4 95
LADIES' DRESS SHOES; regular $3.00
grades, now go at $1.95
LADIES' DRESS SHOES; regular $3.50
grades, now go at .; $2.95
LADIES' DRESS SHOES; regular , $4.00
grades, now go at $3.35
LADIES' DRESS ' SHOES; regular $5.00
grades, now go at $3.95
Boys' $5 grade HIGH TOP BOOTS ; hand
made, same as men's shoes, now go at . $3.95
BOYS' $4 HIGH TOP BOOTS, best grades,
now go at.. $3,35
BOYS' $3.50 HIGH TOP BOOTS, all sizes,
good grades, now go at .$2.95
MEN'S SHORT RUBBER BOOTS; regularly
sold at $3.50, now go at ,. 2.50
MEN'S SHORT RUBBER BOOTS; regularly
sold at $5.00, now go at .' - $3.95
MEN'S $7,0Q HIP, BOOTS; best snag proof,
now go at . . .V ; .V. $5 95
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Children's $1.50 Shoes, all styles, now go at 95c
Children's $1.75 Shoes, all styles, now $1.35
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Men's $8, 16-in high top boots, the best grades, double stitched buckles, $5.95
Men's $7.50, 12-in. high top boots, best grades, dbl. stitched; waterproof. $4.95
We Ve these two lines in all sizes, plenty of them; we're going to close them out
Children's $2 and $2.25 Shoes, all styles $1.65 Boys' $2.50 Shoes, best grades, all styles $1.95 Boys' $3.25 Shoes, best grades, all styles $2.65
Children s $Z.5U4Z.b bhoes, all styles $1.95 , Boy' $j.Ull oe, best grades. all styles $Z..i5 Boys' $3.50 Shoes, best grades, all styles $2.95
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Special on Men's Logger Boots, big line $6, some $6.50 and $7 boots, now -$3.9 S
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OUR SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT IS THE BEST IN THE CITY. ALL SHOE REPAIRING AT REDUCED RATES
Men's Half Soles 75c
Ladies' Half Soles 50c
"Dux Bax" Shoe Oilthe only oil that absolutely makes
shoes waterproof, and the only oil with a guarantee of
your money back for the empty can if it does not do all
we claim for for it and more
Rubber Heels 25c, 50c All Leather Heels 25c
Buy Ever Wear Guaranteed Hose, the nicest thing for
Christmas. Ladies', Men's, and Children's cotton 25c.
Men's and Women's silk 50c, Better grades in Women's
75c. A New pair if they do not wear better than any
other hose
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Doctor Thinks Protection of
Race Demands Removal
of the Unfit
flan Francisco, Dec. 10. Creation of
" state or even national commission to
cm that nob-normal children are not
tarn into the world a sort of eugenic
clearing house wns forecasted here to
ay by Dr. 8. Nicholas Jacobs, local
PhMthe'sme time, ho suggested that
ahould monstrosities still rosult, the
commission should be empowered U
pass on any single physician's judg-
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meet. Huch a body would guard against
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rf Chicago, In which surgery wu with
held and Baby Bollinger waB permitted
to dio at least, it would prevent uny
one doctor from decreeing death.
The big brond purpose, outlined to
the United Press today would be the
eugenic clearinR houso idea. Huch a
commission would seek to make the race
better.
"All one has to do to be convinced of
tho need of such a body," ho said, "is
to take a trip to the feeble minded
home at Glen Kllcn, in Sonoma county.
There is located a homo for Bub-normal
children. Homo have positively no
brains. They are what is known as
zeros. A og knows more thnn they
do, for a doR has some Intelligence.
They are no more thnn lumps of clay."
With such children, ho declarod,
death must appear to most persons pre
ferable to lifo. But where possiblo to
prevent such situations, he believes the
stato or nation ought to undertake it.
"I can't say that I believe a singlo
doctor should pass on whether a sub
normal child should live," he com
mented. "Huch a eondition would mean
that where criminal means are- now
tn crevent a child from cominR
Into the world, It would be born ancH
then some unscrupulous doctor would
decide that it ought to die. That would
lead to a serious situation. But com
mission to deal with such cases, and to
proound sound eugenic doctrines and
rules would prove, in the end, a boon
to humanity. It would mean that the
misfits would ho eliminated.
"I firmly believe that the time to
act is now and I believe that we will
see such a commission established soon
er or later."
Tell your neighbor of the sat-
inf action of reading the Cap-
ltal Journal.
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Secretary Garrison
Takes Dig At Bryan
Washington, Dec. 10 Administration
officials here professed to see today in
Secretary of Wat Garrison' annual re
port, a "dig" at former fijerotnry of
State Bryan and his anti-preparedness
followers.
Garrison suggested that thoso who
oppose preparedness on the basis of
Divine injunction against it "surren
der life and all they cherish and love
at the behest of the ngressor."
Inasmuch as wars have occurred since
time began, Garrison feels there is no
basis for a belief that America will
escape. .
To those who counsel that militarism
will be tho outgrowth of increased pre
paredness, the secretary warned that
"reasonable preparedness is the best
antidote for such a eondition."
As for arbitration advocates and
Bryan, it was pointed out, is the leader
in this advice Garrison commented,
that they feel "if we are; weak in ao
tlon, we will be strong; and persuasive
in counsel."
He hinted that some sort of compul
sory service may result it the nation
docs not answer the administration cull
for a voluntary continental army.
PRE8IDENT AT COLUMBUS
Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 10.
President Wilson nnd his parly
arrived hern at 8:55 this morn
ing. Tho president was sluted to
make two speechoe. The first
was scheduled for noon before
the Chamber of Commerce mi
police- and business.
WAR NEWS OF ONE
TEAS AGO TODAY
This marked the 130th day
since England's entrance into
the war. Hervinn troops forced
the Austrians back upon Bel
grade with heavy losses, Bulgar
ian Minister I'nnaretoff said
Bulgaria would not fight with
the allies unless territory taken
after tho second Balkan war,
was returned.
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
at Less Meat If You Feel
Backachy or Have Blad
der TroubleTake
Glass of Salts
No man or woman who eats m"t
rogularly can muko a mistako by flush
ing the kidneys occnsiornlly, says n
woU known authority. Meut forms uric
acid which excites tho kidneys, they be
come overworked from tho strain, get
sluRgiuh and fail to filter tho waste
nnd poisons from the blood, then wo
get sick. Nearly al! rhouniatiHm, head
aches, livor trouble, nervousness, diz
ziness, slcopleJutioM and urinary dis
orders come from sluggish kidneys.
Tho inoinnit you feel a dull acho in
the kidneys or your back hurts or If tho
urino is cloudy, offorisive, full of srdi
mont., irregulr.r of pnsKHRo or nttcndjil
by a sensation of scalding, slop eating
I meat and g:t minus rour oiiiicch of .lu.l
Halt from any plurniucy ; tnko a tn
I blesponiifiil ii u gliiaa of water befom
ibroalifust a..d in a few days your kid
neys will net i'l'ie. This famous salt
j if mailo from tho acid of grapnos ami
lemon iuieo. cninbineil with till. i mi. I
lias been used for -generations In flush
and stimululo tho kidneys, also to neu.
truli.o tiio uvidti in urino so it no
loiiRer valines Irritulioii, thus ending
bladder wcuknoua.
Jud Suits is Inexpensive nnd cannot
injure; makes delightful effervescent)
should tnko now and then to keep tiio
kidneys clea-i und aclivo ami tho blood
pure, theroby avoiding serious kidney
complication.
Our circulation Is coming up
and (till growing read the .
paper and you guess the reason,