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rwo THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1918, f 4 it i I I ! I .. : t! fiSHiVICEME BMiSTRY Nineteen Painless Parker offices in the United States repair the teeth of over 100,000 people annually. 1 Salem Cfflce State and Commercial Streets BULGARIAN FRONT , (Continued from page one) ted much farther north and arc parnllcl ing'tho Vardur. from the Dorian region to its junction with the Cerna. West of Doiran theullios are within reach of Uogdance, six miles west and onrth of tlw village of Dorian, while their left ingha passed Mogila, fivo miles north of Monastir. Offical reports of prisoners and guns to date ar0 lacking, but it is unofficial ly staled that the Herbians alone have taken nearly 10,000 Bulgarians and 120 guns. British, French and Greek, to gether with Italian and Csecho-Blovnk NEURALGIA ATTACKS HERVES Sloan's Liniment ' scatters the congestion and relieves pala A little, applied without rttbbing, will pentlrate immediately and ref and tooths the nerves. Sloan's Liniment Sa very effective In fc!!ayiog external pains, strains, bruises, edies, btiff joints, tore muscles, lumba 3, neuritia, sciatica, rheumatic twinges Keep a big bottle always on band for family use. Druggists everywhere. mm rfffCTbi Queen Quality values are founded on reliability, as sured style and service that outlasts the thought of price. Yet prices are really moderate under present conditions. Women cannot afford to wear anything less than a good shoe. Therefore we say: Buy Wisely! There is a Queen Quality shoe for every purpose. ' FULLERTONS $ WASHINO WON'T BID HEAD OF DANDRUFF fl. - I.. .A ! . J me uuiv sure way iu riu VI uau- drut'f is to dissolve it, then vou de- I stroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; . apply it at night when returns; use i enough to moisten the scalp and rub ' it in gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight, and ly morning, ; t of thc niemi,ers of the federa- most if not all, of your dandruff wilhUon ia .uril for tB0 , flCw be gone, and three or four more aPpli-i an. buildine on the Imversitr eatiom will completely dissolve and en tirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dan druff you may have. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lus trous, glossv, silky and soft, and Iook and feel a hundred tiim-s btter. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and never fails to do the work. FAMOUS SEAFORT (Continued from page one) ed by the combined British und Aus trian' fleets in 1S-I0. Pursuit Continued London, Kept. 24. Allied cavalry is heading toward IStroumitza, the im portant Bulgarian city twenty miles north of Doiran and ten miles within the Bulgarian boiler, according to dis patches received from the Salonika front today. The pursuit of the retreating Bul garians on tho whole front from Monat tir to Doiran continues. British and Greek troops have reached the lino of 1 azanh, rurka and pniokvica, extend ing from the Vnrdar east to nioro than four miles north of Doiran, They are in touch with French and Greek forces on their left. Bedlin Official Report Berlin, via London, Kept. 24 The trench sector recently lpst to the Brit ish south of VillcrsUiislain and east of Kpehy has been retaken in local counter attacks, thc German war of fice announced today, together with some prisoners. Counter thrusts by the British were repulsed. Bartiul British iiftaickg were repuls ed north of Moeuvres. In Flanders sevc?r prisoners were taken ia successful enterprises north west of Dixmude and northeast of Yprtts, Artillery fighting occurred between the Omiguon brook and the Boinmo rivpr. In tho Champagne there was lively reeoiiiioitering activity. troops are participating in thw offen sive. The latent official announcement that General Allcnby's armies have takon more than 25,000 Turk prisoners in Pal estine leads to the lielief that thousands more will 1aj added to this haul. It is supposed that between 40,000 and 00,000 Turks wero trapped betweon tho Jordan and the Mediterranean, when British and Indian cavalry headed off the ro-tiv-at northward bo seizing the line through Nazareth to the IHea of Galilee. Kemi.official rcport8 have been rece ived here that Japanese troops have oc cupied Blngovyoschensk, on th Amur river, GOO miles northwest of Vladivo stok. Two thousand AuHtro-Germans wero captured in this region. French troops south of frit. Quenlin have reached tho west bank of the Oise on the thive mile front between Ven deuil and Travecy. Farther northward the British aro still battering away at the Hiiiilenlmrg line between Cambrni an, Ht. Quentin. Amreican Women! Buy Wisely! Your Patriotic . Duty And Ours One of several striking models of style and value. LET US CO-OPERATE IN BUYING WISELY AND SERVING WISELY 114 Liberty Street 415 State Street cnnrrv By OLE VIA KT.RSEY ' Women 'g league of the Cniver- I 9i( of 0re;Tn as 8 mmber of X ti. Stat. .p,),, n liWni Qhihg af the st,ssiim f the fcjt,ration las, ThurSllav morning, a-ke.l lor the of Oregon campus. "The new demands that thc war has brought upon us the women of the state university, makes the' womai build ing more necessary than ever," stated the appeal. "Nurses aid work, Bed Cross work, courses relative to the home are without proper building. "A substantial and beautiful build ing cau be erected for Si'011,000. Of this sum. $19,000 hR been raised and all pledges jaid in invested liberty bonds. "Tbo Woman's league is one of the Iflfgost of the federation of clubs; it is tho ono organization on ttie campus of the state university tnat is carrying on large construction war work (at pres ent the league is pledged to raise fund to build and equip a nurses hut in France.) For. the housing of this league the support of the federation is askett "All who give $500 or more will have the privilege of naming one of the memorial tablets on the building. either for himself or for someone dear to tho giver. Small gifts will be tabu lated in panels of artistic lettering. It will be the pride and interest of the students of all times to rend there tho names of their relatives and friends who have made the building possible, "During the few months a Eerie of teas have been given in tie Hurt) largest cities in Oregon for tho bene fit of the women's building, and about $190 were tht total receipts of the teas." Mrs. M. A. Culvert and daughter, Miss Jennie Culvert, arrived in Salem this week, after having spent the past tivo months at their summer nome in Newport. They will tuke up their resi deuce in Salem this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freerksen arriv ed in Kalom from frihedd, Oregon, to spend the week at the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Elgin of 647 South Capitol Btreet. Senator" and Mrs. Robert Booth of Eugene will arrive in Salem Wcdnes day to bo guests of friends during thc fair week. Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith of Port land are to be house guests of friends this week. They will arrive in Salem Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Fenton and Mrs. Fred Toner were over Monday visit ors in Salem, having motored from Dal las. Miss Abbe Walker of Dallas spent Monday in alem visiting with friends. Miss Vola Selig and, Miss Edith Gardner of Falls City spent Monday evening iu Salem attending the state tair. Mrs. O. 8. Goff of Boise, Idaho, was in Salem the last of the week. Siie had been a house guest of Air. iind Mrs. iWlnrd Butler of Independeuice, during the past week. Mrs. Ooff has been traveling during tho past num ber (if months in the principal eastern cities. She also spent a portion of her time in Cuba, where she visited witn friends. She departed for her home in (Boise Saturday. Ill PEOPLE HEED BITRO-PiSPHATE How it Increases Weight, Strength ana uerver Force in Two Weeks' Time in Many Instances "Take plain bitro-phosphate" is the advico or physicians to thin, delicate, nervoua people who lack vim, energy and nerve foree, and there seems te be ample proof of ths efficacy of this prep aration to warrant the recommenda tion. Moreover, if we judge from the countless preparations and treatments which are continually being advertised for the purpose of making thin people fleshy, developing arms, neck and bust, and replacing ugly hollows and angles bv the soft curved lines of health and beauty, there are evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel tneir excessive thinness. Thinness and weakness are usually due to starved nerves. Our bodies need iUmj Josephine Vavts. reporting her own experience wild ttllKU riiUS PHATE. jflvjl " is remarkable uiliat it did for me. After a few dayt I began to regain my strength, felt full of life, was able to sleep soundly anil an my time tronotes seemea to dts appear. I gained twelve pounds in four weeks." morephosphate than is contained in modern foods. Physicians claim there is nothing that -will supply this de ficiency so well as the organic phos phate known among druggists as bitro phosphate, which is inexpensive and is sold by most all druggists under a guarantee of satisfaction or money dbck. uy reeding the nerves directly and by supplying the body eells with the necessary phosphoric food ele ments, bitro-phosphato quickly pro duces a welcome transformation in the appearance; the increase in weight frequently being astonishing. This increase in weight also carries with it a general improvement in the health, nervousness, sleeplessness and lack of energy( which nearly always accompany excessive thunness, soon disappear, dull eyes become bright and pale cheeks glow with tho bloom of perfect health. CAUTION Although Eitro-Phos- phate iB unsurpassed for relieving nerv ousness, sleeplessness and general weak ness, owing to its remarkable flesh growing properties it should not be used by any one who does not desire to put on flesh. The Outdoor Girl Protects the skin and complexion from all weather conditions. Soothing and healing after exposure. "Relieves sunburn, tan and rough or chapped skins, Try it to-day. Gouraud's Oriental Cream Send 10c ht Trial SU4 FERD. T. HOPKINS A SON. New York ITALY MIGHT (Continued from page one) coal as she sent there last year. "It is of the greatest importance that the people of Italp, who have en dured with wonderful fortitude . far more and far worse things than we in America have ever imagined, should not be compelled to go through anoth er such trial. With the proper effort in thi country, with only a littJo of this spirit of sacrifice of which the people in thc other allied eountrios have shown so much, we' ought to be able to spare for Italy enough coal to enable her to get through the winter. "At best the shell supply in Italy has never been what it ought t- be. Wo can meet this emergency and we ought to do it. We ought to begin to do it at once and not stop until we are assured that Italy has adequate coal, steel and oil. "It would be infinitely better, for instance, for us to do as they do in England, that is to sav, warm only one room instead of the entire house; cut out the pleasure riding; tut out every new electrical sign; cut out the hot water, rather than allow an ally so gallant and so important to be weaken to a point vital to our success. ' IValaut Acres" Residence Destroyed By Fire (Capital Journal Special Service) Monmouth, Sept. 24. The residence on the Fre-land place, now known as "Walnut Acres," two miles south of Monmouth, caught fire Tuesday morn ing and was burned to the ground. Mr. ami Mrs. Taylor Hill, who own the place, were in tho orchard, some dis tance from the house when they no ticed the flames. Hurrying es fast as they could they finally reached the house and immediately telephoned for help. Neighbors and townspeople enrne and assisted in saving the furniture and valuables, but the fire was beyond control and no water available, owing to thc water system being tut of cr- if H i9 . vv in : ' ; gSra - Women Misses Children Here is fashion's last word in Women's, Misses', and Children's Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Knit and Muslin Underwear, Silk Petticoats and every item for feminine inner and outer wear COATS !...... $14.75 TO $95.00 SUITS' L $24.75 TO $75.00 CLOTH DRESSES $ 9.75 TO $45.00 SILK DRESSES .... ........ $14.75 TO $50.00 LINGERIE DRESSES '. .$ ,98 TO $ 5.00 CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS. $3.98 TO $25.00 Just received a good shipment of women's silk hosiery in the dark brown shade at $1.50 per pair. You will find our assortment good, and our prices are in keeping with our store poRcy assuring you full value and a lasting satisfaction with every pur chase made. ' - .. sMf-K&sM. QUALITY MERCHANDISE U. G. SHIPLEY COMPANY Fall Term Opens Tuesday, September 3rd Vntv.ll ,. M .1 1.. rolled. Write today for rates and terma. A. I. Ufii, rmciml, 500 TiltwJ Hit-, fertUnd. Oft. der. Mr. Hill thinks the fire started from a defective flue. There was no insurance and it is not likely that fhe house will be rebuilt this year. The Hills are living in a tent for the pres ent and will nrobablv stay on the place and finish up tho fall work, when they will move to their home in rortland. STOCK BUS DRAW Continued from page one! awarded would be unfair, but there is not one of them bnt that ia worthy of a blue ribbon anywhere. Wasco, Linn, Marion, Folk, Union, Washington, Lane Tillamook. Hood River and Morrow comprise the list of counties exhibit ing. One exhibit attracting much atten tion ia that from the prison flax plant which shows the flax in all stages from the time it is pulled until it is in the fiber and ready for spinning. A picture of Governor- Withyeombo placed over the exhibit and bearing the legend ' promoter of the flax industry in Ore' gon. " makes it the only rcalcxhibition or nuinor on tne grounds. Musical Program Tonight. ' Anthem ''Mtar. Spangled Banner". 1. . March 'Over The Top" , O'Hara-C'lark 2. Overture "Miguon" -...Thomas 3. Suite. "Atlantic" (The Lost IM Gasoline Quality A continuous,uniforffl chain of boiling points makes ' Red Crown" dependable. No "mix ture" can give the Bame satisfactory re sults. Look for th Red Crown sign be fore you filL STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) . STANDARD OIL CO., BALEM, ORE B. H. CAMPBELL, Special Agent of OUTFITTERS TO 145-147 N. LIBERTY STREET Continent) .......i. Sofranck I ''Nocturne and Morning Hymn of Praise" II "A Court Function". Ill 'I Love Thet- (The Prince and Aana) IV "The Destruction of Atlantis' 4. Excerpts from the Operetta ''Jack O 'Lantern'' (New) .Ivan Caryll 5. ''Forest Echoes" KieBler 0, Tho Musical Critic 'b Dream . B- Asa Dix (A modorn melody among the old com' posers ' Judge E. V. Littlcfield, Portland will make addresses during the day aud evening for Fourth Liberty Loan. The Races Tomorrow. 2.08 Pace $2,000. ' (Thive in five.) 1. Daisy D, C. A. Witt, Salem, Ore. 2. Helen. Mistlotoe, G. L. Talker, Portland, Ore. 3. Captain Mack, Fred Woodcock, Portland, Ore. v " 4. May Davis, Wm. Byara, Spokune, Wash. 5. McAlpin, John Kirkland, Albany, Ore. 6. Hal Paxon, Fred Woodcock, Ha lem. Ore. 7. Julia M, D. W. Wallis, Los Banos), Calif. 8. Silver Tips, C. W. Short, Santa Maria, Calif. 9. Strathtell, J. Carson, Winnipeg, Canada. ' 10. Mack Fitzsimmons, H. H. Hclman, Salinas, Cal. 11. Dick Mayburn, Fred Johnston, Calgai-y, Canada. 12. Hal EdoThos. McKay, Williston, North Dakota. . 13. Teddy Montana, Walus & Luchia, Lethbridge, Canada. 14. Tillamook Maid, B. H. Ball, Seat tle, Wash, 2:12 Pace $750., (Three Heats.) 1. McAlpin, John Kirkland, Albany, Ore. 2. Belle Bars, B. Dison, Van couver, B. C. 3. Indian nal, E. C. Trucsdell, Ccn tralia, Wash. 4. Lo Lo, O. Staats, Independence, Ore. 5. Bonnk Antrim, Clell Todd, Port land, Ore. 6. Marian Ashley, D. J. McJJonaid, Winnipeg, Canada, i 7. Sir Archiband, Tlios. McKay,' Willston. North Dakota. 8. Wallace Hal, G. H. McKay, For est Grove, Ore. 9. Tillamook Maid, B. II. Ball, Seat tle, Wash. Portland To Vote On $250,000 Tax Levy I Certificate for an inorenm? of $250,- 000 in the tax levy for 1919 for the Port of Portland was received today! by Secretary of State Olcott for filing and placing on the ballot for submis sion to the voters of the port district at the November election, but as the law provides that such districts shall file bills for tax increases with .the county cterk the certificate is being returned by the secretary of state. TK increase in taxes, the certificate says, is needed to pay judgments against tho port district, construct a new hull for the dredge "Columbia," secure ex tra dredging epuipmcnt, anj provide adequate ducks for storing and facil ities for moving coal. Journal Want'Ads Pay Journal Wast Ads Pay POPULAR PRICES FOR COUGHS AND COLDS A' hnndy Caltlum compound that rafc EuaMl against chronic lunr and throat troubli'ii, a toiiloreBtorauve prepared without harmful or haWt-tonntnjc drugn. Try ttam todoy. 50 cents a box, including war tax . For sale by all tlnixKlstn Jttkiuan Laboratory, 1'hiUUeJphlo . ' T Oontinuod from page one) norlh of Mo-euvrea by a successful min or operation Inst night. "We regained a portion of the old British line southeajt oi Voormeei! eole (in Flanders.) Hostile raiding par ties were driven off last night in fight ing west of Uellenglise and cast ot' Neuve t'hapellc." Fighting resulting to our advantage occurred in tho sector east of Vermaml where some progress ,wa reported. "A local attack by the enemy yes terday north of Little Priel farm was successfully repulsed, leaving prison ers in our hands-" Only Artillery Fighting Paris, riept. 24. Artillery fighting in St. Quentin sector and between the Ailetto and Aisnc was reported by tho French war office today. "In the region of St. Onentin at between the Ailettc and tho Aisne, the night was marked by artillery fight ing," the communique said. ' In the region of Perthes and near Butte Du Mesnil our two surprise at tacks resulted in forty prisoners." "Front linos," clever little stories of trench life, amusing and pathetic, but always eouragootio and inspiring, bv Boyd 'Cable. Try Making Your Own Cough Remedy Ton can av about i5, an,1 have better remedy than the ready Biade kind. Easily dose. U you combined the curative proper tie of every known "ready-made" couh remedy, you probably could not get as much real curative power as there ia in this eimplu theme-made cough syrup, which. i easily prepared in few nim Utes. Get from fetiy druggist ZVj buncci ot Fmex, pour it into a pint bottle anoi All . t. V..-...1 . 1. . : .... . " "'i" "in, rvriip, name curler molasses, honey, or corn syrup, as utsntu. xuw xcsua is ft lull pint at really better cough syrup than you v"uia uuj rcmi.v-uiaue jur mree Times the money. Tastes pleasant and never spoils. -ft' Finox "nd s.Vrt preparation gets right at the cause of a cough and giv- almost immediate relief. It loosens the phlegm, stops the nasty throat tickle and heals the sore, irritated'membranea so gently and easily that it is reallyi astonishing. A day'a use will usually Overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup, whooping cough and bronchial asthma, there is nothing better. Pinex is a most valuable concentrated; compound of genuine Norway pine ex tract, and has been used for generations to. break up severe coughs. To .avoid disappointment, ask Tour druggist for '2'-i ounces of Pinex" "with lull directions, and don't accept anythmif else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis faction or money pmmptly refunded, Tlie l'incx Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.