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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1919.
I New Spring Skirts
Simplicity predominates in every line of these
new creations. They are fashioned like the most
popular garments along slender, straight lines.
This holds time in all stylesthe dainty dressy wea
as well as those for street and sport wear. Materials
are serge, gabardine, satin, silk, Jersey, poplin and
fiber and wash fabrics.
Special in Plaid, stripe and dot silks
$4.95
Silk poplin, plain and fancy plaid, $4.95
All other skirts are specially priced
ACIDS IN STOMACH
CAUSE INDIGESTION
Creates Gas, Sourness and
How to Treat
Fain
Medical, authorities state that near
ly nine tenths of the eases of stomach
trouble, indigestion, sourness, burning,'
Sas, bloating, nausea, etc., are due to
an excess of hydrochloric arid in the
stomach and not as some believe to
lack of digestive juicos. The delicate
stomach lining is irritated, digestion is
delayed and food sours, causing the
disagreeable symptoms which every
stomach sutrerer knows so well.
AWARD DIPLOMAS FOE
Pnp2s Of Salem Schools Also
Get Progress Pins And But
tons In Penmanship.
There are people, harking hack to the
POod nld dflVB nf ihfl KnAniArign rtw.
i" . . . - r -r """iv
: dooks and hair-line flourishes, who con
Artificinl digestents are not noeded sider that nennianshin ha hernma . W.
in such cases and may do real harm. jtrt. They might be reassured It they
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
CONCERTISTOMORROW
Program, As Arranged By
Prof. Sites, Promises En
joyment For A!
Try laying aside all digestive aids and
instead get from any aruggist a few
ounces of ILtisurated Magnesia and
take a toaspoonful in a quarter glass
of water right after eating. This sweet
ens the. stomach, prevents the forma
tion of excess acid and there is no
sourness, gas or pain. Bisuratcd. Magne
sia (in powdered form never liquid
cr milk) is harmless to the stomach, in
expensive to take and is the mast effi
cient form of magnesia for stomach
purposes. It is used by thousaiiiin of
people who enjoy their meals with no
more fear of indigestion.
When you "buy a shotgun to get that
chicken hawk, make sure it's a Remington.
INDIAN MEDICINE MEN
were to make a survey of the work be
ing done in this branch in the Salem
scnoois, wncre writing; come uave
been in progress in the " Palmer-method"
where excellent results have been
obtained. To stimulate interest the
teachers have adopted the pinn 01 giv
ing diplomas, progress pins and buttons
to those pupils who reaca a certain
standard. Following is a list of the
pupils in all the schools who have re
ceived tho awards:
Washington Junior HlgU.
Business Diplomas Ella Hop
Frances Ingles, Ethel Camfield.
Mee, Edna Aufrance, Zola Botts.
Uiplomar Annetta Hendricks,
.man Grossman, Verna Martin,
Icc,
Alice
"Of course tobacco
costs more1
says Dan
There are too many people some of
whom call themselves musical who are
inclined to speak lightly, almost sneer
Ingly, of what is known as "classic"
music. It would be harsh, perhaps, to
say that these critics cannot compre
hend the world's great compositions.
Their attitude is rather due to the tavt
that they havo been "fed up" on lyrie
ballads, rag-time and dance tunes until
they have lost appetite for the higher'
types. To appreciate a grand symphony
it is only necessary that the mind be
brought into sympathy with what is
being portrayed in music. This is said
inanticipation of tho concert to be giv
en by the Salem Symphony Orchestra at
the Opera House tomorrow night, in
which only music by tho classic and
modern masters will bo piayea, induct
ing symphonies, symphonic poems, uvor-
jfor. tures, ballets, etc.
Vera xne syinpnony tor tne lirst concert
'Everything else
does. What you
want to do is to get
genuine tobacco sat
isfaction. I saved
money by switching
from ordinary plug
to Gravely."
Good taste, smaller
chew, longer life is
what makes Genuine
Gravely cost less to
chew than ordinary
plug.
Writ to:
Genuine Gravely
DANVILLE. VA.
for bookltt o chewing pluf.
Tn the Indian tribe one finds
'Medicine Man." one versed in the
Zurich, March 17. Prince Joachim,
youngster son of tho former kaiser, has
JHilrltt T .,, n;i tv..i tt ' h Jnsenh Havden. nls nulled rili-1 Doen "JU'eu in a runawav accident, ac-
the Eim.m, it,m t,... itarv." Havdn who in reality is the cording to advices received from Berlin
MEDICINE MEN j Carlson, Helen Grcgg, Otto Albcrs,i wiU be tne symphony in G Major No. 11
Kildtt Tjnt. Poitti n;i.. tph.,.1 tt b Jnsenh Havden. f.Allpd 'iAfili-
eyton orano
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in pouch
SON OF WILHELM INJURED
Progress Pins for 100 Drills Ethel originator f symphony in its pros
carriage
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iihe world for female ills, owes it., sue-, !'P nllfJ'
: cess, f or tortv live years it hns 'been . . . , ' ' . ' ieu
removing tlio women of America to
! health, until it is now
; the standard remedy.
recognized as
Fori Horse And Baggy
And Ckjks Are Stolen
ouse
Depa
rtment
A new and decidedly different blouse. There is a
new blouse for every week. A display of new models
of poplin, in embroidered and beeded Russian effect
and crepe de chine and Georgette crepe in most all
wanted colors. Prices $2.00 to $12.50.
street, Wayne Harris. Meredith ijlthI-
aker.
Palmer Method Buttons Ellen Stof
fia, Lillian Davis, Evangeline Powell,
Hazel Buher, Gordon Greenstrect, Lill
ian Lyman, Campbell Tribblo, Edgar
Tibbets, The0 Grayboll, William Gup
ton, Merlo Miller, Loreta Miller, Fred
Meyer, Paul Gilmer, Charlotte Doncas
ter, Barton Randall, Ruth Stone, ...jue
Morefield, Matilda Sehnidor.
Washington Elementary.
Palmer Method Button Myrtle Page.
Maurice Style, Eayford Hall, Raymond
Carl, Rovena Syre. Gertrude Stratton,
Mildred Mulkoy. Ronald Crnven. ,
Grant Junior High.
Diplomas Ruth Williams, Dorothy
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Two boys who escaped from tho re
form school yesterday are suspected of
having stolon a Ford car, then of rob
bing two boys of their clothes about
I :3u this morning and then stealing a
hoiso and buggy.
As yet it is not positively known
whether tho two boys, who have not as
vet been p.antured. are responsible, but
the cvidonco rather indicates they had Kappahan, Alice Roth, Lorraine Flotch
something to do with the holdup and.4"'' Loona Weber.
two robberies. I Progress Pins Josephine Seymour,
At 9:30 o'clock last evening Thomas 'Marian Roberts, Eva Hedrick, Agnes
Holinan of rural route 2 reported to tho Monson, Edith Turnidgo, Clara Wiley.
police that his Ford car had been stolon raimor Method Buttons Walter Sav
fiom in front 'of the U.- S. National ago, Donald Dunnctte, Murrcl Creson,
bank building. Harly this morning the' Clifford Bollier, OlHo Stryker, Florence
police received word from a resilient Schacffor, Paul- Purvino, Ross Rickot,
near 18th and Loe street Tnat a stray I Bertha Bobelli Theodore Kunoe, Boss
Ford was standing but that way, With . Harris,' Raymond Bonosteele, Ada
Pork Will Keep On Soaring
In Price, Experts Predict
Washington. Mur. 19 Poik enoiw
are going to keep right on snaring in
price, experts predicted today at. the
HAVE COLOR CHEKS
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets
If your skin Is yellow complexion pallid
l.wguo coated appetite poor you have
a L I tasla in your mouth a lary, no-good
i eciiuc you should take Olive Tablets.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substitute
forcalomel were prepared by Dr.Edwards
otter 17 years of tutly with his patients.
Dr. Edwards'Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil,
You will know them by their olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin, bright eves,
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
Dr.Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bilo and overcome const!
patioa That's why millions of boxes are
Bold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly arid
note tne pleasing results.
department of agriculture.
Pork, wholesale, ha ariHen about $!i
per hundred pounds since the govern
ment .fixed (price was revoked two
wonks ago. But luims, pickled pigs feet
and n pork cuts will not stop here, ac
cording to the department .data.
" Hirmerg oro rushing plans to plant
soring wheat to sell at $2.20 a bushel,
the government 'guaranteed price,"
said Professor E. H. Wik'ox, of the
Farm Management bureau.
"Com is iboing crowded out. Accord
ing to present farmers' plans, the crop
will go fifty .million -bushels short.
"Farmers will then have to feed
$2.2(1 wheal to fatten hogs instead of
corn lit $1.50 n Qiuajiel.
"il'otatoes also may be crowded out
hy wheat. A 'boost of perhaps 25 per
cent in polato piices may also be ex
pected." RELEASE MILITARY OFFENDERS
Leavenworth, Kas., March 18. Full
discharges wera today granted to thirty
six men confined in the United States
disciplinary barracks at Fort Leaven
worth. The men had been serving sen
tences for military offense a committed
during the war.
The discharges were recommended by
tho board of inquiry, sent bore by the'
war department at Washington, which
is going over individual cases with the
object of reducing possible excessive
sentences.
apparently no owner. It proved to bo
Mr. Holnian's stolen Ford.
Then at 1:30 this morning, tho report
came to the police station that Cecil
Deacon of 1498 Mission street and an
other boy named Barnes had been hold
up by two boys. Tho Deacon and Barn
es boys were obliged to take off their
clothes and hand over to tho two hold
up youngsters.
Then early this morning came the re
port that a horse and buggy belonging
to Ama.ndn Wic.klandor, 608 South 12th
street, had boen stolon from the barn,
and there the story ends, as the thieves
have not as yet been captured.
Tho buggy stolon had red wheels and
was a side spring buggy. Tho horso
was a black one with white face.
Statements of the two national
banks of Vancouver, Wash., show re
sources of $;i,055,451,ll.
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Stryker, Bernico Roberts, Lloyd Ander
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Harry Kroner,; Esther Lamken, Harold
Gillespie, Agnes Monson, Earl Biggs,
Liostor isavago, Fearl Fielding, vivi&n
Ragan.
Lincoln Junior High.
Diplomas Alico Falk, Hollis Vict,
neioise nanK, Macycle Hunter.
Progress Pins r- Bodotta Bennett,
tieicn walchcr, Odilo Mathows, Otto
Amnion, Virginia Feiler, Lonabolle
Straw, Holon Arpke, Myrtle Jensen.
Palmer Method Button Lela Bow
man, Sonith Stnplcton, Roberta Hanson,
Reno Simpson, Helen Throckmorton,
Esther Lisle, Motley Sninucl, Margaret
Kibbe, Loris Stevens, Lorotta Varlcy.
Lincoln Elementary.
Frances Felows, Mao McCamas, Ken
neth Plank, Doris Nye, Frank McCom
as, Mildred Ackorman, Helen Rummer,
Oillis Knapp, Alice Johnson, Floyd Sat
terlee, Helen Marcus, Florence Wolf,
Dorothy Baker, Floyd Soamster, Gwyn-
cth Edwards, Myrtlo Throckmortcn,
cilo Roten,
Park School.
Palmer Method Button Lydia John
ston, Ehelmu Flake, Uarrctt Patterson,
Mildred (jraybell, Hermon Brown, Jes
sie Tivuncr, Jack Bradbury, Marvell Ld
wards, Delbert Gearhart , Winifred
Plant, Gordon Barker, Charles Ander
son, Wilda Callahan.
, Englewood School.
Palmer Method Button Edna Rogers
Walter Munt, Harry Savago, Howard
Holler, Oliver Kipper,
quiot yet cheerful movement, it sounds
uke tho last farewell of soldiers as they
take leave of their beloved homes,
After several repeats, the trumpets
sound the signal for falling into hne.
and with a few strong chords, tho march
is resumed. Tho composed made mas
terly uso of the drums, cymbles and tri
angles. Tho Minuet is especially very graes
ful and is ono of tho most tuneful Min
uets ever composed.
The last movement, Prosto, is In
Haydn's happiest vein. Its thento is
playful and charming, and tne wnole
f inalo broken by unexpected pauses, and
elaborate treatment in harmonic
changes, moves along in a happy and
natural manner, whilo in conciseness of
expression it is a model of brevity."
The program is so arranged that cv
cryone in tho audience will find somo
numbers which will appeal specially to
their taste. It is hoped that a large
audience will be present in order to en-
courago the work of education in a high
er class of music.
This is a now enterprise for Salem.
About 30 musicians of the town have
given their timo to the rehearsals in
order to help build up a symphony or
chestra, which is really a nccessny m a
city of this size. It is an organization
of great educational value, as its pur
pose is to educate the listener to appro
ciate tho highest types of music.
TODAY-SPECIAL
Motor Car Sal
Now being conducted at Vancouver Barracks,
Vancouver, Washington, by the
United States Spruce Production Corporation
SSM
Motor trucks 1 1-2 to 5 ton, $1,000 to $ 1,200.
Trailers, 2 1-2 to 5 ton, $100 to $1,000.
Fords $300 to $450.
. Also a few passenger cars of other makes. All
cars carry prices plainly marked. Come and see and
buy.
For Further information addi-psa Anfn.
nmhilp Dnt S;i!ao Tln!ir1 11nUiA Qtnta
R oprufc i re (luetic n corporation, icon
I liuming, 1'orUand, Oregon.
I
Red Cross
Presents
"The Peace Cele
bration in Paris'"
Francis X.
Bushman
in
"Red. White and
Blue Blood"
MAX FIGMAN
Comedy
TODAY ONLY.
Ye Liberty
Sydney Barker, Walter Bulser, Howard
Zell, i'ruuk .Nist, Arthur White, Flor
ence Busch, Jennie Hoppe, Marian
Trustman, Helen Yarnell, Harold Doll,
Frances lvcefer, sthor Winkleman, liu
gene 1'helps, Kulh Chenowth.
Kichmond Cchool.
Pivlmor Method Button Lucile An
derson, Doris Ballinger, Rose Huston,
ABSOEPTION PEOCESS
MAKES FACES YOUNG
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Success at last has come to scient
ists who for years have sought some
method of removing the outer veil of
facial skin in cases of unsightly com
plexions, which would he tooth pain
loss and harmless. Tho new process is
sosimple, so inexpensive, the wonder
is no one had discovered it long wo.
It has heen amply demonstrated tnat
common mercolized wax (sold by drug
gists in ounce packages) entirely re
moves, hy gentle absorption, tho with
ered, lifeless surfaco skin, showing the
youthful roselike skin benealh. The
-ax is applied at night, like cold 'cream
and washed off in the mornjng. The
absorption also cleanses clogged pores,
increasing the skin 's 'breathing capac
ity and preserving tone, color and nat
ural beauty of the new skin.
A sintple and harmless wrinkle re
mover wliiah.fets also proved quite suc
cessful ean easily ibo made at home in
a jiffy. All one need do is to dissolve
an ounce of powdered saxolite in a
half pint of witch hazel and bathe the
faco in the solution once a day for
awhile. After the verv first aonlica-
Mary tieeiser, ; tion the finer lines disappear and the
deeper ones soon follow.
HIGHEST PAID -iUVATM
. touay. no was driving in a
when the horses bolted and t!
ese he discovers emollients Alice Wendiand HcIon Eamsd'en, Eva composers f his time. out-
UxativM and tonics, all Lgrson, Margaret Stolz, Euth Nelson,! Is in Mllitaiy Style. ,
o prepared and" offered to Genevieve Tribble, Melba Davenport Th th' of the allegretto is -based
no, the tribe. To ueh Eva reUne p j u . Jn'.on an old French Komanza in military 0sy
atoned roots and ta.it. BaU Ruth Kuhn, Loretta Miller style. In its treatment of interchang- ( &U4)& WMi
TRY TO END N. Y. STRIKE
Now York, March 17. Striking har
bor boatmen and independent boat own
ers were scheduled to meet again today
in 'an effort to end tho harbor striu
here. Yesterday's attempt of the own
ers to deal with the strikers individual
ly proved a fiasco, union officials ap
pearing in place of individual strikers.
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Stockton, Cal., March 18. The high
est paid private in the American
army was Jacob B. Hoffman of this
city. Ho was sent to Camp Lewis and
discharged on his fifth day In service
Goiieva Budun, Angelia Sundon, Vera 'for flat feet. Ho received $1 a dr.y
Stone, Eunice Robinson, Gladys Long- while in camp and now is to receive the
worth, Warner Camfield, Winona Smith $00 bonus, or $13 a day for his service
uarneia ucnooi. .period.
Progress Fin Virginia Dorcas.
l'almor Method Button-Miin Todd, DITD MEITO AI fl A DAIM
Genevieve C'amnbell. Elsie Tomukius. i "w liulyiLf UiUiil 1 Aid
Anna Auer, Juauita Jarmon, Sherman
Flimpten, Ralph Farker, Roy Morriss,
Oliariio Iling, Leona Geer, Gladys Albia,
Bertha Bullock, Lois Wagner, i.iinn
Hure, Minuio Shrode, Minnie Weaver,
Alma Farmer, Willie Solof, Homer Rich
ards, Luvada Maxwell, Arlie Anderson,
Marian Rowley, Helon Hure.
Highland School.
Gladys Snyder, Josephine Fceo.v.
KIDNAP SPANISH GlJj
San Frr.ncisco, March 19. Josephine
Sastro, 16, a Spanish girl, was kidnaped
this morning while entering the laun
dry where she works.
The abduction took place in plain
sight of ninny of tho tmployes, but hap
(. b.-i h....4 -y i i (. ru -wor-le.s
tu prevent I'..
The girl ;t n iilnt ti j'or tho
buill.i.g when ,i ! .i.ie ip to tho
curb and a young man stepped out,
seized tho girl by the arm, dragged her
into the machine. The ear drove speed
ily away.
AWAY, DON'T SUFFER
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ture, Pain And Misery Out
With "StJacobs Linment"
Conquers pain never fails.
Rub soothing, penetrating "St. Ja
cobs Liniment" right on the acho or
pain, and out comes the neuralgia mis
ery. Here's a joyful experiment !Try it!
Get a small trial bottle from your
druggist; pour a little in your hand
nd rub it gently on the sore, aching
nerves, and before yon realize it in
just moment all pain and neural
gia disappear. It's almost magical,
but the joy is, that the misery doesn't
come back. Nol The' nerves are
soothed and congestion is relieved and
your neuralgia ig overcome,'
Stoip suffering! It's needless neu
ralgia and pain cf all kinds, either in
the face, head, limbs or any part of
the tvodv, is instantly banished. "St.
The Hearst propertv near Chihuahua
was raided recently by Villislas. who Jacobs Liniment" is nerfeetlv harm.
robbed the foreman of all his property leS9 gnd doesn't burn. or discolor the
r-nd cued all the Lcrses on the ranch. kin. In use for half a century.
For a few days only
we are going to 'offer
at greatly reduced
prices our entire line
of beds.
Iron Beds
As illustrated with
extra heavy fillers.
Regular $17.50 Value, now .-. ...:...$11.95
Regular $9.00 Iron Bed, now $6.85
Regular $8.75 Iron bed now $6.30
Regular $27.50 Iron bed, now $19.75
Regular $65.00 Oak bed, now $43.80
Regular $65.00 B. E. M. bed, now $43.80
Brass Beds
Regular $24.00 Bed
now ....$15.80
Regular $30.00 bed :
now.. .....$22.80
Regular $27.00 bed
now .. ; $19.75
Regular $37.50 bed
now-.. :. $23.80
Other bed prices from $1.50 and up.
TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE
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