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TK HAn.T CAPITAL JOURNAL. WALFIM, ORFOON.- MONDAY, OCT. 29, 1917, THREE ut down your coa get .b ones eiter neat service wi nd tn IDE L Soe ciaioes -for OLD or NEW Heating Plants Norwall Siphon Air Valve Arco Temperature Regulator Gives full heating power to the steam radiator and prevents waste of heat. Sensitive and quick action, opens in stantly to let out all air from steam radiators closes tight against escape of steam or water. Stops sputtering and hissing steam no perishable parts to wear out never needs adjustment. Guaranteed for five years try one! Sylphon Water Regulator No. 43 A For use on hot water heat ing outfits for automatic regulation of drafts. Saves heavily in fuel, reduces caretaking labor prevents boiling keeps fire burning evenly and requires no at tention. Any Hot Water Boiler quickly fitted. Also used on hot water supply boilers, furnishes plenty of warm water at just the temperature desired, for domestic purposes. Keeps the house at right temperature without cafe or attention prevents under-heating and over-heating. Turns on dampers in early morning to give comfort at rising time. Pro vides cooler night temperature pre vents fire from running away, wasting coal and heat, or dying out, leaving unburned fuel. Soon saves first cost in fuel and eliminates all fussing and .labor. Holds temperature without attention at any point you desire, day or night. May be attached to any radiator heating outfit or to hot air furnace. J Ideal Sylphon Packless Radiator Valve An absolutely steam and water tight valve without packing of any kind, thus absolutely preventing leaks and damage. Every part is metal noth ing to wear or rust out. Most easily turned on or off, never binds or sticks. or needs attention. A wise invest ment on any job. Same measurement ai old style valves so that this pack- less valve may be easily put on in place of leaky or worn old-fashioned valves. 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Have your barber every now and' then apply a careful Pompeian HAIR Massage. Used in over 30,000 of the best barber shops from Maine to California. Made by the reliable makers of massaging; once or twice a week. 'the famous Pompeian MASSAGE One application shows results. Cream and Pompeian NIGHT Your scalp will immediately feel Cream. Adr. IP SALEM PUBLIC LIBRARY Books for the Sunday School Worker Canital Josmal Want Ads Will Get Yea What Yea Wad The Sunday School. ALEXANDER The Sunday School and the Teens. COPE Evolution of the Sunday School. UAJNi-KLiisuiN Object .Lessons for til Cradle Holl. HUELHUET Organizing and Building tip the Sunday School. LAWRENCE How to Conduct a Sun day School. McELFEESH The Training of Sunday feehool Heachers. Child-Study and Teaching. ADDAMS Spirit of Youth and the City Btreets. BALDWIN Story of the Mind. BRYANT How to Tell Stories to Chil dren. COE Education in Religion and Morals FORBUSH Boy Problem. FORBUSH Coming Generation. JAMES Talks to Teachers on Psychol ogy and to Students on Some of Life's Ideals. McKEEVER Training the Boy. McKEEVER Training the Girl. VTTMFOBT) Down of Hliararlnr. ! PUFFER The Boy and the Gang. el. JOJUN Child. .Mature and Child Nurture. SLATTERY The Girl and her Religion STHAYER Brief Course in the Teach ing Process. SWIFT Learning by Doing. . Belated Subjects. BEGBIE Twice-Born Men. DEWEY Ethics: Stories for and Home. DBCMMOND Natural Law Spiritual World. GRIGGS Moral Education. JAMES Varieties of Religious Exper ience. ' . BAUSCHENBUSCH Christianity and the Social Crisis. RIHBANY The Syrian Christ. TRULL Five Missionary Minutes. VAX DYKE The Gospel for an Age of Doubt. VAN DYKE Out of Doors in the Holy Land. Tor Reference. JACOBUS Standard Bible Dictionary. STRONG Exhaustive Concordance to the Bible. AT ONCE!. STOPS School of the ANDJNDIGESTION 'Tape's Diapepsin" Makes Sick, Sour, Gassy Stomachs Feel Fine Do some foods vou eat hit back - taste good, but work badly; ferment into- acids and cause a sick, sour, gas sy stomach Now, Mr. or Mrs. Dyspep tic, jot this down: Pane s Diapepsin helps neutralize the excessive acids in the stomach so your food won't sour and upset you. There never was any thing so safclv quick, so certainly ef fective. No difference how badly your stomanh is upset you usually got hap py relief in five minutes, but-what pleases, you most is that it helps to regulate your stomach so you can eat your favorite foods without fear. MoBt remedies give you relief some times they are slow, but not sure. 'Pape's Diapepsin" is posiive in neu 'tralizing thB aridity sot the misery won't come back very quickly. You fed different as goon as 'Pape's Diapepsin" somes in contact with the stomach distress just vaninhes your stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belching, no eructations of undigested food, your head clears and you feel fine. Go now, make the best investment you ever made, by getting a large fif ty eent case of Papc a Diapepsin Irom any drug store. You realize in five minutes how needless it is to suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach disorder due to acid fermenta tion. There's just lots of good reading in Commerce Reports, a little daily pub lished at (2.50 a year by Uncle Sam. For instance Basra dates sold the pant season in the Aden market at (3.27 per bale of 168 pounds, new stock, Are you very fond of dates JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY SALEM PUBLIC LIBRARY SOME WAR BOOKS From the Field of Honor. ALDR1CII Hilltop on the Marne. ALDKICH On the Edge of to War Zone. CURRIE r' ' The Red Watch." EMPKY Over the Top. HALL Kitchener's Mob. HAN KEY Student in Arms. HAURD My Home in the Field of Honor. KELLOGG Women of Belgium. KEEI8LER Four Weeks in the Trenches. MA8EFIELD Gallipoli. PALMER My Year of the Great War. ROSH Ell With the Flviug Squadron. wnr.urJft letters and Liiary. BEJTH First Hundred Thousand. The World War and World Peace BOURNE Toward an Enduring Pea jo. FERNAU Because i nm a German. McCLURE Obstacles to Peace. POWERS Things Men Fight For. HOLLAND Above the Battle War of Democracy. WILSON Why We Are at War. Other War Literature. ANDREYEV Confessions of a Little Man During Great Days. CUNLIFFE Poems of the Great War. KIPLING Sea Warfare. SHERWOOD Worn Door Step. WALPOLE Dark Forest. WELLS Mr. Britling Sees it Through. Two Degrees Below at Itenver 18 Above in Iowa Snow In Missouri Dcs Moines, la., Oct. 29. Iowa today is in the grip of a cold wave that will continue for at least 2b hours. The weathor bureau here predicted an aver age temperature of from ten to 15 de grees throughout the state tonight. The drop throughout Iowa during the night averaged 18 degrees, with snow reported from practically all sections. In Kansa and Missouri. Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 29. A wet snow, driven by a high wind, was fall ing here today. Snow and blizzards are reported from several points iu eWst ern Kansas. SEE OUR WINDOWS We have just received a large shipment of the latest NIFTY CLOTHES t Denver Is Coldest. Denver, Colo., Oct. 29. 'With a tem perature of two degrees below zero, which smashed forty years' weather rec ords, Denver was the coldest point in the west today. A four-inch snow fall on the ground today interferred with street car and behiclo traffic. BEAUTIFUL TRENCH MODELS Just the thing for Young Men. If you are contemplating the purchase of a NEW SUIT Don't fail to visit our store and inspect these new arrivals. Conservative Models. v We also have a complete line of conservative models in Full Box Backs. BUY FROM THE HOUSE THAT GUARANTEES EVERT PURCHASE THE HOUSE WITH A CONSCIENCE THE COINER STORE STATE AND LIBERTY DALLAS SOLDIER MISSING Wall Street Moved by Disaster to New York, Oct. 29. The New York Evening Bun financial review today said: Trading In today's stock market was dominated by the disquieting situation on the Italian front and prices gave way one to six points all along the line. The volume of business was not great ly in excCHS of Saturday proportion, but there were moments in which liquidation bordered on tho feverish. A reactionary movement was to be expected, perhaps, in viw of the rapid eleventh hour ad vance at the end of last week. Selling for war profits constituted a substantial part of the day's transac tions. While the news from Italy was bad, it has not yet become so grave as to more than offset many othor Dallas, Or., Oct. 29. Bud Badger, a former Dnllas boy and a recent mem ber of Company L, of the Third Ore gon, according to Information receiv ed in Dallas this weok from Califor nia, has failed to report for duty to tho California regiment to which he had been transferred from the' Ore gon troops. Badger, accompanied by his wife, was in Dallas at the time of the coun ty fair and left for California to join his regiment, according to his friends' information in Dallas, No word has been received from him since he left this city. GALE ALONG COAST Astoria, Or., Oct 29. A strong head wind is delaying ' northbound shipping along the coast today. The steamers Nchalem and F. A. Kilburu fought their way into the Columbia river yes terday, two days overdue. The oil barge Monterey, from San Francisco, had not been sighted up to, early today, although duo last Friday. Other ves sels aro delayed, but are believed safe. items. highly favorable. Nevertheless, General Cadorna's reverses did more than neutralize the natural elation which people should feel over tho won derful performance of the second lib erty loan flotation. Another Sensational Murder Trial In Sight St. Joseph, Mo., Oct. 29. Sensation al developments, rivalling those of tho famous McDaniel murder caeo, were expected here this afternoon when it becamo known that Mrs. William G Goold had boon arrested in connection with the murder of her husband, ' a wealthy automobile dealer and church and civic worker, who was shot to death near his home lust week. Polico declare tliuy believe Mrs. Goold knows who committed the crime. Pacific Coast League Standings T T I,., San Francisco 119 93 jjub Augcies Salt Lake .. Portland .... Oakland vernon Yesterday's Results At Los Angeles Portland 31, Los Angeles 13-5. At Snn Francisco Sau Francisco 5-3, Oakland 1-1. At Salt Lake Vernon 7, Salt Lake fl This fine summer weathor is one an swer to prayers for deliverance from the fuel trust. 11H 94 102 97 . 98 102 103 108 84 128 .501 .552 ,513 'Am .481 .396 Add to tho now war wards: Prlsoner- ed, artillerying. Choose a Piano as You Would a Friend When you buy a piano don't make your choice in haste. Don't rely too much on what a smooth talking salesman tells you. Be sure the concern you are dealing with is a reliable concern. Don't permit low price" talk to get the best of your good judgment. THERE IS ONE WAY YOU CAN BE SURE That iscome to Geo. C. Will, who has been in the Piano and Music business in Salem for many years. His record for square dealing is unquestioned. His guarantee is back of every instrument sold. Geo. C. Will Oregon's Pioneer Piano Man