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LYDIA CPINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN. MASS.
VOCATONALGUIDANCE
Dr. A. I. Lucas of Portland, Of., will
ealc ta tALe timely subject "vocation
1 giii(ta.no iin the Urn nil theater
Monday evening, June 3 et 8:13 sharp
"Hundreds of boys and girls in the
grwrunar and Jiijfbj schooW of Suleio
will graduate this year," said Dr. Lu
cas, "'without a dcfinlto, concentrated
effort to aspire toward the n iral or
tight variation. Over 1)0 per coult of the,
popl of A-Bifriin are misfits people
whoi ftnRe their vocation according
to their health, environment and fi
nancial gain."
"I am the only poison In America
who has originated a scientific meth
od wthijrc!br one is classified in what
I call vocational typos, then specific
ally radodi (physically, mentally and
paycJiicaHyiii his or her natural yo
ration," said Ir. Lucas. A very eor
dial invitation is extended to educa
tors, school (teachers, parents and their
children. Tlis admission is free. No col
lerttion
WAR SUMMARY
(Continued from page one)
bonbardment of Paris on Gorpui
Clmsti day. A ehureh was also struck.
Bnnaia. A Petrosd dispatch, dated
Milk
For Infant!
Invalid.
4uk.(Itl-a
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages.
Keep Horlick. Always on Hand
Quick Lunch; Horns or Office.
Here Is Real Footwear
THAT ALL CAN AFFORD
1
SECOND LOT
Tim lot, while mostly small sizes
2 to 4, includes some of the best
stock in the house. Fine kid and
gumnetal lace and button with
medium heel, Goodyear welt soles.
Former Prices $3 to $3.85, now $2.50
ALSO CHILDREN'S, MISSES' AND BOYS' LOW
REDUCED PRICES.
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Cll3 fie- limn
gituiuu a turn Kfjf ui
of These Two
Buffalo, N. Y. "I am the mother
nearly three years 1 suffered from a
in my back and side, and a general weakness. I had pro
fessional attendance most of that time but did not seem to
get well. As a last resort I decided to try Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound which I had seen
advertised in the newspapers, and in two weeks noticed
a marked improvement I continued its use and am
now free from pain and able
work. Mrs. B. B. Ziiukska, 202 YeiS Street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Portland, Ind. "I had a disj lartrofttii and suffered
so badly from it at times I c ld not be on my feet
at all I was all run down and so weak I could not
do my housework, was nervous and could not he
down at night, I toot treatments from a physician
. i i i , i . i . i i
dui tneyuiu noi neip me.
lycua K llnkhams Vegetable Compound. 1 tried
it and now 1 am strong and well again and do
my own work and I give Lydia K. Finkham's
Compound the credit
Kimble, 035 West Race
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Sick Woman Should Try
E. PMKHAM'S
Monday, declared German troops are us
ing poison gas against several small
towns iu the vicinity of Kieff, asphyx
iating whole communities of eivilaiis.
Germany. Eglitoen women and child
ren were trampled to death iu Mann
heim as a result of a stampede which
followed the false alarm of an air raid.
Turkey. The situation through Tur
key is reported in an Athens dispatch to
bs serious, as a result of famine and
disease. Whole battalions of Turkish
troops are reported deserting in the
interior.
Flanders Front. Huig today reportedJ
only minor raiding operations.
STREAMS OF
Continued from page one)
van were herd of oxen, horses, sheep,
gouts and cattle. Hero aud there little
girls drove flocks of geese before them
Others herded chickens and pigs, pok
ing tatm w-ilh losg sticks to hustle
then., aloctf, sometimes stopping a mo
ment to glauuo 'l'k at the familiar
scenes that were being left behind,
then hurrying on to give the family
livestock another urge on its way.
The peasants walked behind their
single eow; those who had onee been
fairly well to do rode behind dozens of
cows, but all were homeless end few
had auy particular goul in sight.
As mile after mile of the endless
column trudged past, we scannod their
facea liuid ar that there were no
young men among them. All the faces
were those of women, girls, children
and very old men, showing that every
Frenchman who eau fight is at the
front.
Where all theso who were forced
from their homes at a few moments no
tice are going God only knows. Few of
the refHgees hat any partH'ular haven
in view. With them it wtw simply a
case of keep going keep going.
We are closing out broken lots of Women's low Shoes,
also some high shoes that will mean a wonderful sav
ing to the thrifty. Most of these Shoes are, of course,
not so much on up-to-dateness, but they are certainly
strong on quality. The "Former" prices quoted here
are from 50 per cent to 75 per cent below the present
market prices so it is easy to see that these are not
"ordinary" bargains but "extraordinary" money sav
ing opportunities.
FIRST LOT $1.75
This lot is made ud of black and tan Oxford fas illus
trated) also pumps in various stylesmedium full toe
and low to medium heel. The workmanship and
Quality is first class, sizes 21,4 to 6. formpr nnVp S.9. 7JV
$3.00 and $3.65, now f.
THIRD LOT $4.95
This is NOT a broken lot but a com
plete line of the finest "Shoe Soap
Kid" to be had. It's a button Shoe
with plain toe, French heel and flex
ible sole a truly high grade boot
All sizes, 3 to 7 in a, b and c widths.
Former Price was $7, now $4.95
rvnanAMui
kiAjjuiutwe
Women
of four children, and for
female trouble with pains
to do .all my house-
juy Aimi recommenueu
.Mrs. Joseph ih
Street, Portland, Ind.
CUT OTJt HEAEST PAPEES
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 31. The
bc;artl of trustees of the Cincinnati
public library today discontinued sub
scriptions to all Hearst newspapers
and or dated removal of all copies of
the New York American and Chicago
Herald-Exaiminer issued since the en
trance of the United States in tho war
Lift Off Corns
Doesn't Hurt!
Few drop atop soreness, then
corn or callus lifts off
with finger.
The world owes thanks
to tho genius in Cincin
nati who discovered free
zone. Tiny (bottles of the
magic fluid can now be
had at any durg store
for a few cents. You sim
ply apply a few drops of
freezone upon a tender,
aching corn or a harden
ed! ealllus. Instantly t3ie
soreness disappears and
shortly you will find the
corn or callus so loos and
shriveled that you lift
it oif with the fingers.
Mot a bit of pain or sore
ness is folt when applying
freezone or afterwards. It
doesn't even irritate the
skin or flesh.
For a few cents ono can
now get rid of every
hard corn, soft coin, or
corn botween the toes
well as paiuful calluses
on tho bottom of ioct. Ev.
cryono who tries fre
sons becomes an enthusiast because it
really doesn't hurt or pain one par
ticle.
Ladies! Keep a tiny bottle on the
dresser aud never let a corn or callus
ache twice.
$1.75
SHOES AT GREATLY
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By CAUOL & DIBBLE
The Garden road 9e4 Crcsj auxiliary
will give a benefit eoncert this even
ing at fidrsJ chapel offering an exc-
tioually pleasing program. Include
among the numbers will be several vo
cal solo by Mrs. J. 8. Pinnell, Mrs.
Lewis Uunkwk and Bev. U. C. Btoval.
Mis Bcrnice Clark, will be the accom
panist. R. M. Ho Tev. aecotni'tsied by his
mother, Mrs. E. Hofer, and sister, Mrs
Allan Jlynoa, started last night on
their kiotoriog tiip to San Francisco.
Mrs. A. S. Brasfield of Berkeley,
California, accompanied by her son.
Robert, will arrive in Salem this even
ing for a visit of several weens wiin
her sister, Mrs. George J. Pearee.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers and two
children, Maxine aud Darrell,. motored
to Portland thia afternoon to attend
the wedding of Mr. Myers' niece, Miss
Bernice Blair, which will take place
this evemng.
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Mra William Staiger, who with her
huf band, ia enjoying a stiuuner sojourn
near Portland afe the country fcune 01
Mra J. J. Murphy, passed Memorial
dav ia Salem. She was joined for the
day toy her sister. Mrs. K. K. Paddock
of Indepcndenc.
fr A. W. Anderese has returned
from a tw week 'a stay la Bremerton,
WaaViin.rrtnn. wh(MA she WB the ffUSt I
of her daughter, Miss Adelina Ande-
regg, who is a stenograpuer m tne ru-
get Sound navy yard, wunng nr vuni
AnilAKtow 'hoA the oimortunity
nf mwiiiiff & mlima.riii launched, the
event taking place inside tho navy
yard.
f r a Tlamriitnii win entertain as
en Huber of Portland, and a friend,
who will aceompany nor. ine vu.wrj
will arrive in SalcsuT tomorrow.
Avilir ntiw of war work, which
hereafteir will be included jn the field
of woman's activities, which have
been broadened so immeasurably by
the varied demands of war, will be
,.i;.i in) anmmvhat elaborated vtp-
on in' a series oif three lectures on pub
lic speaking for women acuvpiy en
gaged ia educational propaganda for
the war, under the charge of the educa
tional committee of the state council
of defense, eo-operatang watn trie um
.,.. nf OriMwrn extension division.
Two of these lectures will be given
by Professor K. w. i-rescow. ai r-
tnnrl 'fcVi A fl VI All
t m. in the TvTolean room of the eito-
son hotel. A. jr. iieaaie, nwi w ic
j.,rf.nt nf Taniaties at tho uni
versity, will doee the seriea with a
lecture at z p. m. Bunaay wmw"
the spme place. .
Mrs. Clifford Brown has returned
from Portland, where she has been en
joying a few -weeks' visit.
Mrs. John .McPier arrived from
Long Beach, California, today to visit
her aunt, Mra Josephine Bross, and
cousin, Mrs. J. 8. Pinnell, for a few
days. Mrs. McPier is enroute to her
v . - T-awiufnir litshfl. after on ex-
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tended sojourn in southern California.
ci WinJ.'.HTuu Ethel M.
Jones will 'be interested to hear that
she has received her Master's aegree
from Stanford University, wtocb she
has Ibeen attending; taking for her ma
jor history. Miss Jonea was a former
instructor in the biotory department
n4 UA Uoldm hitrK school. Bhe Will
Wl l.io " - .
sjiend the summer at her home in ifv
Moines, Iowa, reiuruiug w
faU.
Mrs. Elmer Hulclen (Bculah Myers)
oif Portland, accomaiaiided by her two
boys, has been visiting Hends and
relatives in Salem for Beveral days.
Mrs. Hidden is a sister of F. G. My
ers and a former Salem resident
"Kaiser Picture
Pleases Crowds"
"The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin,
or tho Mad Dog of Europe," as mana
,th;, va nlvo-rtiwd him. owned
to the largest crowds of the season
at the Libe-rtv yesterday iram.
i th. -Maninrial dav parade that
wa passimg "t as the "theater ape-
ed. tho big crcflsa orxwe inn im.nt:.
i . v kMj inMiv ia theu
rush to get tacketa The members of
the G. A. B- attenoeo. me
perf ormanco as the guests of Mr. Bhgh.
Some -of the strongest comments
ever made on photo drama were
.-.-.I k ..n,u the theater.
r HVnii. rnhnw 19 lUSt What
America needs to make fighting
mad " Aaotaier saul: " xeu nj..,
it's a whale of a picture, but yo
don't paint, the kaiser ftfack enough.
-i .u , nsmn alons and
said. "Good for you. give kuo hell.
Thia soosataonai npour u -lVwst
of Berlin will be shown again
today and tomorrow.
Stacdifer Emnloycs
Will Care For lhree
o i..j iv VirSV When-an Am
erlcaa flag was spread out at tne .
M. 8tndifCT constrwroou cvrpui.-
tioa'a Vancouver yard, tne emjMnT
toseed Into it. happineea and tosnfort
for throe Belgian orphans.
Following the employes' program to
adopt one Belgian baby for each
laun.-bing, $120 was asked for enough
ta keen a child a year- But $360 was
contributed.
Then two of the yards employes tim
.4, nt a hemeiea Bel
gian child. So five babies will be wtarie
happier by the launching of the steam
er Kanea.
And fifteen other lanneaines are in
eight at this yard-
JOURNAL WANT ADS SELL
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ANNUAL JUNE CLEARANCE SALE
of Odd Lots and Broken Lines
BEGINNING SATURDAY, JUNE 1
PRESENT MARKET CONDITIONS, AND THE STILL FURTHER
WHOLESALE INCREASES WHICH SEEM INEVITABLE, MAKE THIS
THE MOST IMPOTRANT EVENT THIS STORE HAS EVER ANNOUNCED.
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The Odd
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FROM EVERY SECTION OF THE STORE HAVE BEEN MARKED AT
PRICES WHICH WILL MAKE IT WELL WORTH WHILE FOR YOU TO
COME TO THE STORE EARLY AND OFTEN IF YOU WISH TO MAKE
THE BUYING POW ER OF YOUR EVERY DOLLAR STRETCH TO THE
FULL LIMIT.
Special purchases in
i an abundance of genuine bargains in merchandise
I which cannot be duplicated for some time to come.
U.G. SHIPLEY COMPANY,
Where Shopping Is a Pleasure.
275,000 Are Called
to Entrain June 24
Washington, May 31. Approximate
ly 275,000 men will be drafted to en
train June 24, it was announced today.
The eal) affects every state ia the
country.
The men will entrain beginning June
24 and although no official figures
ot quotas are available, it is known
that every state in the uiiioa is affect
ed. Indicating the rapidity with which
troop are now being moved overseas,
rt was stated that practically all of the
lamps iu the country will be ready to
receive the large quotas due tbeuTTy
the call of the draft. The calls to the
men are now ia the mails.
Road Work In County
for Month of April
Thai following is the report of road,
work fteme In Marion eounty during the
month of April, 1918, as shown by the
records in. the office of the county
clerk:
macadamizing $ 1608.88
Graveling 2043 78
bridges 1.W24.32
General rep. and niise 6288.94
Nefw tools and niaeninery.... 797-32
Patrolruea ' salary . 1005.60
Paviiw 601.32
Total $32870.16
No. yards gravel hauled 1257 3-4;
No. yards rock hauled 229; volunteer
work: men 5d, teams 20.
CAXJSUS BELLI
"If Pa don't start a war I will,'
said tihe elown prince.
Mo daddi did.
Of old kings warred with kings over
their mutual huly friends.
Better, but still inadequate.
How fodish all these, while good
war causes blossom and go to teed all
about!
Who ever stiarted a war over the
guiNtr piactitao of "sweeping out
whdl one is gulping down hie sliverty
bacon and veiitliin coffee? Over noisy
inhalation of food at the next tablet
Kve.r hear of interna'ional slaughter
over lens ia war gardens'
No, and. never will, as long as kings
and capitois have marble domes!
A second motor truck, a three-yard
machine, has been purchased by the
Yamhill county commissioners, to speed
up the road work.
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Lots and Broken Lines
several departments have been
Aurasville Boy Is
Successful Flyer
Harry A. Sutton, son of Mr. and
Mra A. D. Sutton of Aumsville, who
enlisted in the aviation service about
a year ago is seeing some real life
down in Texas at the aviation train
ing field! alt Camp Kelly, near an An
tonio, Texas.
In order to start tie Red Cross drive
right at Port Lavaca, Texas, the avia
tion authorities had promised the visit
of art airplane froan Kelly Field. The
Port Lavaca Wave, dated April 11, has
the following regarding the visit of
the bird men:
"The visiting aiplane was one of
the regular training planes of the Cur
tis type with an average speed of
Uboutl 60 miles an hour, and carried
two ntfa, tin pilot ana uie Kecsanir.
It came from Kelly Field at San An
tonio and the flying time was three
hours and 40 minutes. Lieutenant Har
ry A. Sutton, pilot and Sergeant Frank
Goodale, mechanic, were in charge of
the plane and were our visitors that
afternoon. Lieut. Sutton was transfer
red to Kelly Field from San Diego,
Cel., about eight months ago and is in
charge of the 2d Solo station at the
avia don. field. In ether words it is the
stage in training' just before they fin
ish their course aud prepare for their
commission.
"Sorgeaint Goodale is a mechanic
and accompanies Lieiiteuant Sutton on
there exhibition tiips. Both are excep
tionally fine young men to become ac
quainted with and both of them will
long remain in the nilnds of the peo
ple of Calhoun eouirty as exemplary
representatives of the nation's great
air fleet for their bravcy, gentility
and theSr daring."
Telegraph Operators
Hurry to Enlist
Sen Francisco, May 29. A Story
carried on United Press wire today
that the wer department ha asked
California to furnish imniediat'iiy 300
volunteer telegraphers and t'lephono
men brought two quick candidates.
Oscar E. Dogge, United Pre&i oper
ator on the Modesto (Calif.) News,
was in such a hurry that he stopped the
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Advertised May 28, 1918: Bales,
Mr. I). A.; Bass, 'Miss Mabel; Bolton,
Mrs Emma; Bowman, Mr. J. P. (8);
Bowman, Mr. Judson P.; Bick, Mra
Nancy Clark, Mrs. S. W.; Coloaiaa,
Mr. Harry; Coe, Mr. Lee; Davis,
Edith; Davidson, Flag; Day, Mr. Max
well F.; Doefenier, liiss Dorthy; Doni-
lecker. Mr. R. M.; Elkins. Mr. J. T.;
Field, Charles; Fecli, Mr. Mablc;
Gvwney, Mrs. Fannie; Hobein, Miss
Catherene; Hope, Mra Jennie; Kellis,
Mr, Willard; Kluee, Fauline; Laug-
head, Mr. Loren W.; Lewis, Mra Fan
nie; Livock, Muss F. v.; Luer, Mrs.
Bertha; McCarty, Mr. Jess; fiefeer,
Msriel J.; Ryan, Mrs. Tom; Shaw, Mr.
Daua; SNeymonre, Mrs.; Thompson,
Mr. W. L.;" Trudgen, Mrs. Carrie.
AUGUST H UCK E8TKI JJ P. M.
Carter's little Over Pills
You Cannot be X A Remedy That
Constipated
and Happy
Pin
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ASlto. pARTER'S IRON PILLS
many coJoricsa facas bet awitlyiielpitupefzceaopis
made which will offer ti
of quality and at prices if
wire. '
"Break, I'm going to enlist. Plea90
ask where I'm supposed to go," he
said.
Operator Thomas F. Kelly at Los
Angeles chimed in and said if Oscar
could do it, he could too.
Both Kelly and Dogge are known as
''speed demons" in the telegraph game.
Must Continue to
Hunt the Submarines
Wilkeslbarre, Pa., May 31. "Our
fiTst business is to lunt the subma
rine. Wo have hunted them and will
hunt them until they dare not appear
as assassins oif men and women. Our
business is to open the road: to
France," !aid Secretary of the Navy
PftsielS in a Memorial day address
here yeslerda'.
"We have carried many hundred
thousand soldiers. In a ew weeks tha
number will reach a million and in
a few mentai it will reach two million
and if need be ten million to win the
v.ar," tho secretary saidv
Sewing Circle With
Modi Whispering
Ws Are All Greatly InaU J to T&cse
Wha Tell Their Experiences.
i ra"i r?c.'i iitWA-
Before the arrival of the stork there it
niich to tc!k e'wut. Use infort f tle
Uiptoteut mother is Mie chief topic, and tbcra
s sure to be scmeone who has used "f
4iios of that splendid external help Motii.
's Frkad.
Nausea, nervousness, bcarinff-dowa and
itrctcbiaf pains and otlter symptoms so fa,
niilar to niMnr Mmm era flmnnv 41m
irwxied experiences thousands of Bothers ssr
Jiev entirely escape ly the ase of this lu
aons remed;.
Its tDfluenre on the nne net-werir ef i
ind llfinaents just beueaUi Uhs skin is
lerrm.
By the remibr ef Mother's Friend
lurlnr the period the snuoeies ere sue
ind kept acft and elastic: they expand easily,
without strain, when baby la born and the
uiia and danger at the crisis la Baturailj)
i. a 1
Mother's Friend Is for external use only,
) sM bjr all drurcffiU, awl should be
ith tl'O utmost reguLaritr. Writs to tha
riidrlrid Oeiulator Co., Laaiar Blda;
Hanta, Ga f:r a valuable and Interest
S "Motherhood Bool." There Is a waalllV
f testiiietlen and comfort t bs derived
i . ratdiac this little beok. tt la plainly
rittMiajd IH be a erdendW little test
mik (or pildanee, not only for yourself bill
vill make you helpful ta others. And li
he meantliBe do not fall to fret a bottle rt
Mother's Friend from the druf store and thus
fortiry yourself against pals and discomfort,
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bean
the
Signature of
Makes Life
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Worth Living
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