Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 22, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO. THE DAILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1917. Doctor Tells How To Strengthen Eyesight SO per cent In One Week's Time in Many Instances Candy Boxes Switched But AH Explained Bell-ans Absolutely Removes ttitittttttttttTitittt A Free Precription You Can Filled and Ue at Home Philndrlnhin. Io you wear clam? Art you n rittim of tinin or other eye weakufMam? If ao, jrou will be glxd ta know that ai-oordinf to lr. fwia there is rcnl hojx' for rou. Muny whoa eyes were failing ray they have hud their eyex reatored through the principle of thia wonderful free prescription. One jii Hoys, lifter tryiuf it : "I wan ulraunt Mind; could not aee to read ut till. Now I caw read everything without nuy glaMaen and try eyea do not water any more. At night they would pain dreadfully; now they feel fine all the time. It was like a miracle to me." A lady who used it aaye ' "The atmosphere seemed haay with mr without glasses, but after twine thin prescription for fifteen duya everything areas clear. ! can even rend fine print without glasses." It in believed that thousands who wear glasses can now dia Havclaud excne of ever getting gliiNHea. Ere trouble of inaiiy demriptious iiiny be wonderfully Ix-nrMed by following to simple rWM. Here is the prescription; Op to any io tive drug store and get a buttle of Itoii-llptn tablets. Drop one ItoU't'pto tublet in a fourth of a glass ve. m Now that the smoke of battle is clear T JI.A . ing; away and the ii,hv uf the tate iimigeaupn. unepacitage , hmiae begin, to return to normal, Sam DTOVeS it 20C at all dnifZCTistS. Foster, who hs conducted the truit and , r cigsr stand in the southeast of water and allow to disaolv this liijuid blithe the eye two to four times dnily. Yon should notice your eye clear uti sTceptibly right from the start and innuuuuation will quickly disappear. If your eyes are botheriug you. even little, tuke step to save them now before it is too lute. Many hopelessly blind might have been Hived if they had cared for their eyes in time. I Noter Another prominent Phvuii ian to whom corner since the memory of man runneth not ta the contrary, declare that the members of the session just vanished were the nleasa litest anil most courteous in his eznerieuce. He is well satisfied the way i In? as "n thinirs went, ami thev went well. As a FRENCH ADMIRAL GIVES (Continued from page one.) it does, the statement of sir ' Kdward Carson, first lord of the Bri- renin lie iioos luai uis iiuniiir- o .. . , . . . , . . just as Rood if not better than that of , tIBh ". 111 the houst of 'n other sessions. yesterday, in which Kngland'n attitude From this point of observation, he toward the unrestricted warfare was ex had a chance to see many things that ' pressed .) the uninitiated never dreamed existed- j His eagle eye caught many humorous incident that in the hurry, excitement, card tbem in u reasonable time and mul- Uionn I feel should be kept on hand for MfalasjaM titwles more will be able to strengthen iuaunoat every family." It is sold in thitcitbr laeir eyes so as to uc sparea me irouuiei jj j yTy By W. B Forrest. fUnite,! Press fnff rnrresnnii.lent Y the above article was submitted, a M: ' BonOpto ana intense interest in loDimng went Paris, Feb. 82. "If Germany is s a very rciuariaii r rcmeo. us consiuueai unnoticed. (Ill M. alCnUHC UBy B t,i,linv ),nn ik.l l,. .A.,;,,,, youth bought a i box ot canny ami i.iock.d,, win off the allies' sup- II ...l..n.1 ! ,t A 1a nlam xliiiw.nrnbhflr a ... .... .ITT rT " T 5 'JZ 'TTiTj P"p" decrease their military strength tf in the senate. He also bought a 10 cent and thu8 end Ae wartnese nopes are box of candy for himself By some mis- mi8pla.ed. The Woee wiu uever 8uC. IT cent box of candy to tl.e girl instead of , Admiral LaCaxe, France's minister of j It I III' I I ' Ml.t I I M i , I ii f r ill II j 1 nun inirreJient are well known to in merit eve bdcc- Ulista nd widely pre tmtQ by them. Tlie man fftctureni guarantee tt to trenrthen eyenlthl SO per rent in one week time in many instance or refund the money. It enn obtained from any rood iinu'ifi-t and i- one of the ver fen- prepara nmriiio crava thta vnnlx- truiov n-Viii t h.i iU : ... l. - l t- ........ !...-,... 1 . ' ' ( me ii iMaar nu, i s' - j l" ! l D i ted lrM corcrspondeiit asked him 'MTUru y uni.c. ic u.g w 1 rw a messaae to Amo-noa on how e.Jiuum iuiih. By AUKl THOMPSON Mrs. Prank H. Spears' house guest, Miss Annette Linne, will leave Satur day morning for her home iu Seattle. Iuring her visit in Salem Miss Linnc has been delightfully entertained As a farewell attention to their guest the Spears were hosts for an informal dinner Monday evening, covers being placed for 10. Mrs. Kollin K. I's.gc entertained in formally today with a few tables of bridge. Her guests were about a dozen nia trona of tho Trio club. s tt Mr. and Mrs. Keith Powell of Lft fayette are the guests of Mrs. Powell's parents, Judge and Mrs. Ooorge (I. Bingham. They came yosterdny and will remain until Friday. Mrs. Asahel Hush passed Wednesday in Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Huibert Hansen (Oil id Richie) will make their homo in Ray mond, Washington, where the former has accepted a position. Mr. Hansen has already gone to Washington and will be joined later by Mrs. Htinsen who remained in Sa lem for a short visit before her departure. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the Standard heavers of Ihc Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. A. A. lyee, L&1S State street. All young girls are invited to attend. THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS Mother f! ray's Sweet Powders for Children, a certain r?lief for f'everish uess, headache, bad stomach, teething disorders, move and regulate the bow els and destroy worms. They frequent ly break up colds in '24 hours. They are so pleasant to the taste children like them. Over 10,000 testimonials. Hsed by mothers for 211 years. They never fail. Hold by all druggists, 2oc. Sample mailed frte. Address Mother Gray Co., Le Rov, N. Y.- Mrs. Minnie (lorsloiif Walker returned early i McMinnvillo where th Mrs. Frank Ijiman for and Miss Dora i the week from y were with few (lavs after Dr. Olinger who joined them for the week end returned Sunday night. ii a a An affair of interest in clubdom this week is the annual guest day uiusicalc to be given Saturday by the Salem Woman 's club at Wal'.er hall of the Willamette Vniversity. Dr. Frank Wilbur Chace has charge of the programme which will include a delightful organ recital. ii a Mrs. Qeorge ii, Kose nsked a group of matrons to her home today for an informal afternoon over the bridge tables, her guests being the members of the Thursday club. Mr. and Mrs. William McCilchrial. Jr., entertained a group of friends paralysis. Wednesday evening with an informal dinner nartv. the occasion beino in enl-1 The North Salei ebration of tho fifth anniversary of hold a meeting their wcddiir. noon, February 1 1 The decorations were nil in koeninu the home of M with the occasion and dinner was fol-Rusc avenue. lowed by an evening over I he bridge tables. Their guests numbered 12. her husband "wag siezed with n stroke Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Fisher have gono to F.ugeno for n few days stay. They left yesterday and will bo away until Friday. Moment will reign supreme tonight it, the iitnev dance to be given for the j benefit of Company M, O. N. O., at the armony. The event naturally will call man's club will forth u lame crowd of the dancing Wednesday after- j element and it promises to be one of twenty-eighth, ut I tho onvest of the many patriotic fes- Koy F. Shields, 1065 1 tivities" given in celebration of Wash ington's birthday. W. Mrs. BaiTJ tt, Olinger mil small son Master Harold Olinger, returned Tuc- day night front a delightful visit In j Why the Journal Is popular Portland. During their visit they were i It prints the world's news to- the guests of Mrs. Oram Mays and i day while it's news. M,rs. W. 1. Korthrup. j views the German submarine H Here We Are Again In the front ranks with the Largest and Prettiest assortment of Unusual Spring Fabrics. Piece Goods by the yards, including Wool Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, White Goods, Cotton Dress Goods, and Fme Colored Wash Goods. Do You Want Merchandise that is Crisp, New and Up-to-Date We Have It Hundreds of pounds of New Goods are Arriving Daily. We mention a few : SILK SERGES COLORED VOILES A very unusual cloth in silk. Noted Exceptionally Fine Colored Voiles for its attractive appearance and for Spring. Wonderful shades. durabilitv. This cloth comes in Very sheer. Splendid values. Widths Plain and Changeable shades Mais, ;8 and 40 inches. Priced 25c and :?5c Ivory, Pink, Green, Light Navy, a yard. Both these qualities come in Dark Navy, Black, and Wisteria. Rose, Pink, Corn, Green, Sky Blue, Also Plaids and Stripes. An assort- Grey, Nile, Navy, Black, Peseda, ment worthy of your inspection. :!6 Lavander, White, Copen and Blue, inches wide. Reasonably priced. Very pretty for waists, dresses, etc. BED SPREADS 1 NEW BUTTONS Late arrivals in Extra Quality Bed By express from Eastern manu Spreads. Among these are to be facturers. Beautiful New Spring found Marseilles, Satin, and Crochet Buttons Suit Buttons, Coat But Snreads, in Handsome Patterns with tons, Waist Buttons, Trimming But Cut or Square Corners. Also Seal- tons, Pearl Buttons, and Novelty loped. Prices range according to Buttons. A collection of the season's size and quality $1.00 to $5.;55 each. choicest and most useful staple and A line lot to select from. novelty buttons for every purpose. " FASHION SHEETS March Fashions in New Spring Styles. Fashion Sheets FREE. March Number in Woman's Magazine 10c. Spring and Summer New Idea Fashion Quarterly, 20c, including Free Pattern New Idea Patterns with Seam Allowance 10c and 15c each. Turkish Towels Just in, 10c to 60. Borders. Plain White and White with Colored Cash Value for Cash orncS&Hh,flort Quality Merchandise tt it France war. "It was Germsn tricluncss that in augurnted 'commercial submarines,' os tensibly to carry merchandise, but in reality to supply war submarines in the I open sen," he declared. "It is impossible for me to see howl competent German officials believe their new move which ia said to be ! aimed principally at France and Italy can achieve the hoped for results,"! he continued. "On the whole, it cannot j change conditions much for the past. "If the German people are looking to ! the submarines for peace, let them tahe cognizance of the fact that since j the beginning of the blockade on Feb ! ruary 1 about the same number of French mercantile ships have been ar riving at our ports as British. The to tal was more than a hundred daily. That figure is immutable. Has Little Effect. "I do not believe conditions will change much from 191(i, when the aver- age of French imports doubled from 2 1-2 to . million tons monthly. "Also since the beginning of the war we have doubled our seaboard iports. The blockade mar reduce the present figure somewhat, but it is materially impossible for the Germans to abolish these imports. "Take the two main Frenchr imports roal and flour. The enemy has been able to sink only a little over half of one percent .0053 is the exact figure of the general average on coal, while the flour loss is less than one per cent "This flour loss does not equal the amount the French baker normally wastes. "This is the third time the Germans have announced merciless submarine warfare. Twice climaxes of violence were briefly reached then they sub sided. "The losses of world's tonnage in tho past has never been such as to bring a critical coiicflfjon as far as the allies' supplies are concerned. A Question of Endurance. ' ' Even suppose that the German sub marines destroy more than formerly, the situation simply resolves itself into the question as to who is able to hold out the longest. "Germany's long immersed in econ omic difficulties, is now deprived of all sea trade except that of Scandinavia. "The entente's margin, on the other hand, is still of the widest. "The worst that can befall us is more rigid restriction of civilians. Rest assured, we'll keep all necessities. "But this is merely hypothetical we haven 't begau to worry about sup plies. ' ' The admiral reiterated his disbelief that the protagonists of ruthless sub marnings were ever greatly opposed in German officialdom. "My opinion is," he explained, "that such a difference of Opinion was an nounced for effect on neutrals. A sim ilar German trickiness is apparent m the inauguration of commercial subma rines Ostensibly they were to carry merchandise In reality, they were built to supply war submarines on the open sea. Brute Strength Worthless. "In my opinion the Teal inward psychological motive of Germany's new sea t'rightfulness was based on Ger many's knowledge that it cannot be sure of the results .at which it aims through its military power and that, reduce the allied morale by a last fling of brute strength. But that same brute strength failed against French valor at Vordun, at the Ma rue. on the Somme and elsewhere. "The longer the war lasts the more the Germans must realize that brute strength is worthless. "If you ask who will be vitcorions in this war, my answer will be the party having the will and morale to hold oil from month to month, troru day to day, from hour to hour. "Germany is now feeling a pinch which is not to be compared with any experienced by the entente." Admiral La Caze would not reveal the means by which the French navy is com batting the submarine campaign, but his air of confidence was sufficient to in dicate complete success of those defen sive measures. tt SHIPLEY'S Week End Specials Good Serviceable Offerings Women's Novelty Blouses and Lingerie Waists, Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Novelty Silk, and lace trimmed Lingerie Waists. sPecial at $2.48 and $2.98 Women's Undermuslins, Drawers in Nainsook and Cambric Materials, neatly trimmed with lace and em broidery. Special 9C 23c Odd Lines of Gowns, Chemise, Corset Covers and Combinations, slightly mussed from display. Special . . .gj. Silk Petticoats, dark shades, taffeta silk Petticoats, black, navy, brown. SP1 $2.48 Odd Line Middy Blouses Misses and Children's Middy Blouses in plain and novelty trimmed. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Special g()c Hosiery Pick Ups Extraordinary values in discontinued numbers and odd lines of Women's Hosiery. All silk in black, white; boot silk with lisle tops and soles. Novelty stripes and fancy silk hose. Your choice 9Sc Odd Lines of Women's Silk Lisle Hose in black, white and plain colors. Special 35c or 3 pairs for $1.00 Bungalow Morning Sets, consisting of skirt, blouse, and dust cap. Light and medium shades of percales. Special $1.19 Novelty 'Hand Purses, 100 Sample Hand Purses, medium size. Black leather fitted with coin purse, and mirror. Special 98c Novelty Ribbons, 4 inch and 8 inch wide. Special 22c New Spring Apparel Arriving Daily Coats, Suits, Dresses, Blouses fii Quality Merchandise U. G. Shipley Co. Prices Popular CETIC STRUCK MINE (Continued from page one.) THINKS SUBMARINE (Continued from page one.) LAW JOLTS KANSAS CITY ry mail from the United States to Eng-! committee, Foreign Secretary Zinuoor land after inauguration of the iubma-1 man reviewed the international situa- nne oiocKaae iiiKiug over mans wnien n reported on the attitude of dif liner St. Louis, now held in port. NEWSPAPER BOYS (Continued from page one.) men are the telegranh operators, as it is by the means of the latter the news is sent to the big papers. Among the out-of-town telegraphers who were here for the session wero C. G. Bun nell, who was acting assistant mau ager at the Western Union office and who left today for lbnny where he Kansas City, BIO., Feb. 22. Score of Kansas City and other west .VTissomi mail order liquor houses will be forced to close their doors as soon as the Reed I "hone ilt'v" linnm- hill now ftwfitfu r'!the indorsement of 1'resident Wilson. publication of a white book containing j be,.omrs ,. u it . f..,.,lv ..,,,,..,.,, here today. Liquor dealers have supplied priiici pally Kansas, Oklahoma and Colorado, these three states went into the diplomatic correspondence. "Zimmerman then commented in de tail on the situation created by the breaking off in diplomatic relations with the United States and finally ex pressed firm confidence that by use of the submarine weapon, Germany will reach her, aim. "The state secretary of the navy, Von Cappellc, declared that the executions which the navy had as to unrestricted submarine warfare were not only ful filled, but surpassed. He said the Kng since "dry column. NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream in Nostrils Open Up Air Passages. To 1 Ah! What relief! Your clogged nos triihj open right up, the air passages of your head are elear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snuf fling, mucous discharge, headache, dry ness no struggling tor Wreath at night, your cold or catarrh is gone. Don 't stay stuffed up! Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of "this fragraut, antiseptic cream in your nos trils, let it penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous mem-bran-, giving you instant relief. Ely's Cream Balm is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been seeking. It 's just splendid. Use Journal classified ads lish Dress, on snircestion of the British will have management of the office j government in systematic fashion was uurmg rne vacation oi inc operator, B. Howell, who was manager of tho stte house branch, has returned to his home in Portland. concealing the sinking of ships." TRY JOURNAL WANT JVDS The Best Beconimendation TJie strongest recommendation aiy article may receive is a favorable word from the user. It is the recommenda tions of those who have used it that makes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy so popular. Mrs. Amanda Gierhart, Waynes' ville, Ohio, writes, ' ' Chamberlni B 's Cough Be.nedy has been in my family off and on for twenty years and it 1. s never failed to cure a cough or cold." Obtainable everywhere. At Your Command The most famous artists in the world will play for you whenever you wish if you have a Columbia Graf on Dia. A piano selection on this won derful instrument is rendered with subtle . delicacy , and scintillating brilliance that makes it a pure delijht. -um The same matchless purity of tone is characteristic of the reproduction of any musical selection on a Columbia Grafonola. To the ability of some of the world's most famous artists add the matchless perfection of tone, a clear separation of instrumental sounds, a glowing richness of oi'chestral, band and instrumental selections and you have perfection itself. i j The artist may be absent in person, but they are surely present in personality through your Columbia Grafonola. Don't put it off. Make arrangements at once to have one placed in your home. Columbia Grafonola and other disc record machine owners have the ad vantage of having the largest stock of disc records in the county, at their dis posal in onr complete musical department. Columbia Grafonola Price $85.00 Terms to Suit Geo. C. Will SALEM, DEALER 432 STATE STREET