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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1918)
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1918 LEADING EMPLOYER PAGE SIX Says This Is No Time To En ter Controversy f raught With Danger. New York, Nov. 18. The manufuc furore "do not intend at this time to enter into any wage controversy' with organised labor, as this is a ques tion that must be solved in tho recon struction period, Iro8iileut William 11. liurr of the National Founders associ ation declared in a stateiseut made iublic here. President Barf issued tho abatement in reply to the announcement made by '1'residuiit Samuel (Jumpers of the Am erican Federation of Labor, that labor will not permit wages and hourg of work to go back to a pre-whi basis. "If any uihu or set of men assume to tuink tho nianuraclurers intend at this time to enter into any wage con troversy they are quite jgistaken," said l;urr. "On the contrary, the pres ent time Is one when all possible con structive energy should be utilized for cooperation and not for strife. Perhaps the country can maintain its indus tries and secure its .share of world trado on an eight hour work basis. If so, well and good." Barr also declared that the manuiao turer is unquestionably more "deeply concerned iu working out the great common industrial problems than thoso individuals and organisations whose jwincipal efforts are confined to vi tuperation and reduction of output." -Bm-( NOTES (Capitul Journal Special Service) Hazel Green, Nov. 18. Mr and Mrs. rank Pietrock of Htayton spent Bun day with tho former 's sister, Mrs. Bliss Zoilinski, Oeorge Dnnigan went to Portland Thursday and returned Sunday eve. A. Wcinert went to Portland on bus iness the first of this week. Kennoth Barnett spent the week end with his jrrandmother at Clear Lake. B. A. IhiniRnn returned from Port land Thursday and was accompanied by las daughter, Mary, Mr, Barnett, who Is working near Wacomln, spent Sundny at lionie, Ming Emma Fisher spent Friday night at the W. G. Davis home. The Woman's Missionary society mot with Mrs. Cliff Sheldon Fridujt. Attendance waR small on account of storm, Miss Jrlulda Stripling has returned-' from Marion. Mrs. Mario Hindersliott of Stayton visited at the homo of her father. P. Williamson lust week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hermon and chil dren departod last week for Bhaw to visit the latter 's sister. " Mist Hilda Williamson is at homo for Mother wek, , SALTS IF BACKACHY AND KIDNEYS HURT Drink Lots Of Water And Stop Eating Meat For a While If . Your Bladder Troubles You. DIZZY. NERVOUS SPELLS When you wnke up with backache and dull misery in t lie kidney region it (fPiierally means you have been eat ing too much meat, says a well known authority. Meat forms uric acid which , overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and log you must relieve them, like you roiiove your bowels; removing all tne Body's urinous waste, else you have backacho, sick headache, ilir..y spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated, nd when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy full of sediment, channels often gilt tore, water senilis and you are obliged to sock relief two or three times dur ing the night. Either consult a good, reliable physi eiun t once or set from your pharma- elst about four ounces of Jftd Halts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa icr Ibefore breakfast for a few days una your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the old of grapes end lemon juice, combin ed with lithia, and has been used for (rc-nerations to clean and stimulate ligish kidneys, hlso to neutralize acids in the urine so it no longer Irri tates, thu ending bladder weakness. Jad Kalis is a life saver for regular meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot injure and makes a delightful, offer Tescent litkia-water drink. ?aRile ourWariAds JjastfeiEsulcyoural As nit EXTRA GOOD Ladies', all Black Button Shoes, Medium narrow plain toes, Frenqh heels; $5.00 qual ity at special price of $2.95 EXTRA GOOD A small lot of Ladies' Gun Metal lace and button, Heavy shoes, some cloth tops, all heavy soles; small and large sizes only, but are worth today from $4.00 to $5.50; are specially priced at $2.85 & WAR EMERGENCY Jj$ THE BAN ON HOLDING MEETINGS ON ACCOUNT OF THE "INFLU" HAS BEEN DECLARED OFF BY THE HEALTH BOARD, BUT THE BAN ON HIGH PROFITS GOES . ON Owing to the extraordinary Conditions arising from the war and the "influ" epidemic trade has been quiet for the last two or three weeks, but our big stock of Shoes has been coming in right along, Consequently our Shelves are Crowded and Bills are Coming too, so, to relieve both situations we will put a BAN" ON HIGH PRICES and make EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to shoe buyers. Next year the government limits the colors to Black, Dark Brown and White, but for the present Mr. Baruch of the war industries board says, "It is a Patriotic Duty to Buy the Fancy Greys and Combinations of Colors that are already in the Stores," and there .is no limit to what you shall buy if It is alrea'dy made. iU .. Our pledge to our government is: We- in the Spirit of Loyalty and Patriotic Service to our Government in meeting all of the exigencies of the war, as applied to its Prosecution and Service of the People, Pledge Our selves to follow all the Restrictions and Regulations to the UtmostSigned, THE BOOTERY, by J. B. Lit- .; tier, Manager. . - . .'''. ' As it was before, our prices on all grades have been lower than the Government Regulations. But in Addi tion, for This Sale we wifl Make These ' ' E sfra Re dtancti ITS 3 f"I IE SPE CI ALLY LOW PRICED W T Ladies Fine Dress Shoes P t 7.00 black kid vamp, grey cloth top, point ed plain toe, fine shaped French heel $4.65 $8.00 black kid or patent vamp, grey cloth top, fine grade ,kid, plain toe, splendid style, French heels $5.35 $8,50 extra good black kid, tan or grey cloth top; an extra fine welted shoe and a specially good bargain ..$5.65 $7.00 quality brown kid, cloth top to match- all sizes fine, rich dark brown up to date last and French heel. . . .$5.65 $7.00 grade dark grey kid vamp, matched cloth top, all sizes, the beautiful dark grey, plain, dressy toe, with French heels : $5.65 $7.00 black kid, black cloth top, dressy shoe $5.95 Men's Heavy ' Hard Surface SHOES $5.50 grade', tan or black, to close out ..... ...... .$4.15 $6.00 grade, tan or black, to close out .$4.45 $7.00 grade, tan or black, to close out .$5.20 $7.00 Army tan shoe, to close - out ............. $5.85 $8.00 Army tan shoe, to close out . . $6.85 Just a few of the many which we have ens Shoes $8.00 men's fine calf blucher shoes, med ium toes, fine heel-welted oak sole$5.95 $7.00 Men's calf, English lace, Neolin soles, nice shaped last and an extra good bargain .$5.65 $7.50 Men's Aristo kid blucher, medium round toe, very easy last, arch supporting ..................... . .$5.85 $6.00 gun metal, English or round toes, Rinex soles, a very satisfactory low priced shoe $4.45 $5.00 gun metal, English, Neolin sole, rubber heels, just a few pairs in this lot ...... : .$3.15 f t r.5o 111. $4.50 MMS(-MSMBMft1 $6.00 5.00 Boys' Calf Shoes! grades, button or lace; Boy Scouts .$3.65 grade, button or blucher, sizes 3 to 5 .............. . $2.80 grade, heavy double soled blucher . ........ .. . . .$3.10 (Just a few pail's in sizes 3 to 41-2) value, heavy 10-inch top, double sole .$4.65 value, heavy 10-inch top, black and tan . '. .$3.85 (Not all sizes in this small lot) Misses' and Children's Shoes . In sizes 11 to 2, all prices from . . . .". .$3.95 down to $2.65 In sizes 8 to 11, all prices from. $3.65 down to $2.35 In sizes 5 to 8, all prices from . . .$2.95 down to $1.65 In sizes 2 to 5, all prices from $2.35 down to 95c ALL KINDS OF SPECIALS IN THE BINS EXTRA All black kid, lace or button, French or military heels; good lasts; worth today's market $5.00; most all sizes. $3.65 All black kid, plain toe, button or lace, military, rubber heels; all sizes; $5 gradewhile they last $3.85 This is but a glimpse of the good things we have spec cially marked, but it will give you a little idea of what we are doing to raise money at once. Spats And Overgaiters We show fine lines in all the new shades and styles from $3.50 down tto $1.65 We can show you a fine line of Chrismas Slippers, and also have the best stock of Rubbers in the city. In j mo. tfHTiorruwandsee