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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOUK.Nau SALEm. imtbUN. FRIDAY, APRIL 4. 1919.
No Medicine- Chest
Without
Its Family Laxative
From the baby to the frarrdparentt a good laxative ii the
necessary medicine in the Uttle ills. It wards off serioua
sickness and saves doctor's bills. Many a cold has been pre
vented from running into (rippe and pneumonia by its timely
tub
Many racking headache has been quickly dispelled by it.
And it is a laxative rather than drastic cathartic or purgative)
that should be in every family medicine-chest, for a laxative
can be used at all ages.
Thousands of good American families have for more than
a quarter century used a combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin known to druggists as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. It is a laxative-tonic that acts on the bowels and
stomach. Infants take h with perfect safety, and it is equally
effective for grownups.
Grandparents are uow cseing their children give it to their
babies. - It is excellent for all the family in constipation no
matter how chronic, indigestion, wind colic, biliousness,
headaches, dyspepsia and similar ills.
TTia druggist will refund your money if it fails
to do aa promised'. .
PRICE AS ALWAYS
In spits of ireatlr
lncreaac4 laboratory
cuata due to the War,
by aactificina; protila
sail abaorbing war
laift c have main
tained the price at
which thtt family Lu
st ive has been aula by
druggists for the on it
26 year. Two aiaea
SUc ami $1.00.
SDr. CtldweWi
YRUP OEPSIN
The Ferfect jj, Laxative
FREE SAMPLES If you bm sever uatd
Dr. Cakiwtll'i LVru? Knsiti laid far a free trial
bottle to Dr. V. B. Caldwell, 468 Waahaigton
Bt., r'ortict Ilo, HI. If there are babiea at hr-,
r.,k Set a cvpy of Dr. Caldwell's book, "Tot
Care of I. aby."
rOISON SOURCE TEACED
tuesd
lay by taking poison. Ho declares
I SOCIETY.
By GEBTSTJDE K0BIS0X
A radio message from the sltamslup
America, off Cape Grace, Newfound
land, has been received by Mrt . W. K.
Vincent from her son. Corporal Andrew
If. Viaeeat, to Ui effect that he
would arrive in Boston Saturday. Cor
poral Vincent is with the 26th divis
ion, known aa we " 1 suiee ihvisioa.
which saw some of the severest fight
ing of tli war. It was this famous
"Yankee Division " that, with the ma
rines, turned the tide at Chateau Thier
ry and llellcan Wood. Corporal Laird
Wo win of Dallas who was wound
ed just previous to the signing of the
armistice, and of whom the daily pa
pers said so much at the time of his
return, wus a.so a member of the -0th.
Friends of Corporal Vincent are
awaiting his return expectantly, aa he
will, no doubt, have a wealth of inter
esting experieneea. to relate.
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Sergeant Norlyn Hoff to whose re
turn 90 many Salem friends have been
eagerly looking forward, arrived in
Salem yesterday for a brief visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hoff. ;
Serjeant Hoff will remain in Salem
until the first of the week when he
will go to l'ortlund to engage in bus-
ilU'Ji.
Prepare ia Afecs
f WowtWful Inflame For Eapsjctaat
Hotkn
T
if
ahHhers for ever La'f a century bars
ward with h Mau rrroinnrr the tin,
bouawd preparation. M Hber s Krleod, before
Ua arrHaJ of baby, lirra Is a truly wouuVr.
nil i mratuir spplieiUoa for tba abdoraea
trtd bnaata. It aoficna and avUcs eu ia
"ravfe, render!: t.'wia pUant teraauilv
riH ts Bature demand for atpanitoa. fT
Its an ta anitoHs aauntUs of pretnancy
srs aurls cojDf.irt.ibk-. The ujuiI wreiu-n-lii
auais. beriii-d)wsiHltreUoinpiiM
fa iiierseted. Tb svste-ol Is prrparej
JST enaUBs-rrent, sut to ue of Mother's
Frlea4 brlsfs restful nili!a a.nl bappy ajiuct.
patiM, tar too aerrea are But draws upon
lt the axial strain.
Iif ns rewutar apnUraUon the rmnrtes x
psixl eijy whea bubv arrives; tlw time ts
leM at the crisis an J natural; tia paia and
dunyer is leas.
Mother's Kriend Is on sal at erary
drtt store. It Is for external as only, is
aowluUly tmf and woiHlerrnlly effective.
V ""''"e'd Keiraiator Company,
Dept. C, Lamar Duildins, Atlanta, Ceoreia,
for their lutere-tln. WLtirhoo.! Boo, frea
tojaws of AtotWs Krlcad. and ootain a
holtls of Mother's Frt-iul from tha drua
lors Hid Ufin tula grateful IreatmeuL
Mrs. Gerald Volk entertained the
1. K. O. Sisterhood yesterday attor
noon at her homo on North Capitol
street.
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The name of Miss Hazel McGilehrist
of Salem tvpiieurrd in a list of the
wmtfidd KntJV "e lV..a Delta IH;l,a bo-.-Ivan
1 which he was able to obtain through his I r"nty , . . f
North Takima, Wash., April 3. Ivan which he was able to obtain through
Bynionds, who knew Ruth Morgan when 'k 1" drug store. He said she
. wen. t .hl l,ro ,l,;tt.l v,,.. "livimcd to be "disgusted with things"
terday that ho sent strychnine to 'the 'l wante.V the poison for a dog The
Hirl wh0 tried .to kill herself in Seattle l orM ' Y ma ' Be
about a miMith ago.
Carried Over and
Broken Lines
Black Shoe Soap Kid, button, French heel, plain toe,
A,B, C, size 3 to G 1-2.
Brown vamp and white top Kid, lace with French
heel and plain toe, also imitation tip, A and C sizes,
4 to 7.
Brown vamp and white top Kid, button, military
heel, plain toe,' welt, C and D sizes 2 1-2 to 6 1-2
A Buster Brown shoe.
Brief descriptions of three excel- f j
lent shoes that sold regularly at" (L O.S
$7, your choice yTt
Lot of kid and gun metal button shoes for women.
Good medium heels and toes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 and 8
only.
A Buster Brown girl's black kid lace, medium
wide plain toe, 2 to 6 1-2.
L L' HOOK SAYS HIS
TROUBLES ARE OVER
Tank Built Him Up So He Is
Now Workrg Hard Every
Day.
"When I weighed the other day I
found I had gained thirty five pounds
and that's only a part of what Tan
lac has done for me, " said L. L.
Hooks, of North Boawell, Ga., in re
lating his crperienee with Tanlac.
"1 suffered from such an awful
case of Btnmach troulile," he contin
ued, "that I eould hardly eat a thing
and nothing tasted right. The Uttle I
forced down didu't give me any
strength and at times 1 would almost
chske from the gas thnt formed in my
stomach. I wa o weak and miserable
ternoon at i o clock in tlie Loiimiflrcia-I I Jll3t couldn't do any work at all and
club rooms. All mmners of soldiers in j was just about all in.
any branch of the service and mothers . t commenced to tuko Tanlno bo
ot nurses aro eligible anil ore carnont-1 cause I saw the good it wns doing oth
ly requested to aUend the meeting. prSi arui r cmiij fool aU tho jifference
in the world right from the start; it
A pleaant .urprUo party was given simply made mo feel like a' new man.
April two at tho homo of Mr. and My troubles aro now over, it built me
Mrs. 11. McWhorter od' . Market etreet. ' ,, wonderfully nd J am wjorkinsj 1
The uffair wns in honor of Mr. and mnf Xlng r,jck and shovel every da
Mrs. .luo Kisher and children, Hessio tttllj n(,v,,r hllvp Hnv niortf trouble WJlh
iiiil Kverett, who are h aving soon tojmy 8toinach. " '
ako their home in talilornm. llie Tanlac is .old In H ibhnrrl bv Hub
bard Inig Co., in Mt. Angel hj ilen
Gooch, in Gervai. by John Kelly, in
Turner by II. P."Cornelius, in Wood
burn by Lyman II.' Storey, in Salem
by Dr. A. C. Plone, in Silvertmi tlco.
A. Steellinmmer, in Gates by Mrs. J.
P. Me.fhirdv. in Stavton hv ',. A. Hcnu-
Kweet, M rs. Wilkersun, Lillian .Impict, t chnmp, In Aurorn 'by AuroM Drug
store, in St. Paul by Groceteria Store
Co., Inc., in DnnaM by M. W. Johnson
and in Jefferson by Foshay & Mason.
Miss MuGilchriKt is one of the most
charming members of Salem's young
er set.
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Mrs. M. M. 4'hnpmnn is entertain
ing as her guest, her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Williams, of Dallas. Mrs. Williams
is Die wife of a prominent Dallas
banker and sister in law of lialph Wil-
iiains, one of the foremost republican
leaders in tho stnto.
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There will bo a meeting of the Sa
lem unit of War Mothers tomorrow af-
pveuii, was spent with music and
cm il ivftcr which the hostess nerved a
delightful luncheon. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. .loo Fisher, Mr,
and Mrs. i'. K, Cutler, Mr. and Mrs,
II. McWhorter, Onirics Juipiet, Mr.
and Mts. Willis Little, Mrs. Dan
Hessio rislier, Delina ISweet Melvn
Little, arl .Inquct, Klviu Little, Kv
erett Fisher ami Kdwin Cutler,
.
i Knlph D. Moure, fiirmerly secretary
of the Coniinerciul club, is iu l'ortland
for a few days.
...
I Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris, wifo of
ljudge Harris of the supremo courtt is
in l'ortlund visitor, being a guest at
the Imperial hotel during her visit.
Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
lli'cause of its tonic and lJtive ef
fect. LAXATIVK HHOMO yl'IM.NK
! (Tablets) can lie taken by anyone with
lout causing nervousness or linging in
I the head. There is only one "Broino
Quinine. " K. W. GHOVK'S signa
! ture ou the box. 30c.
Two more splendid lots that
sold at $4.45 to $1.85, your
choice
$3.95
Another lot of Buster Brown black kid button
shoes for women and growing girls. Plain toe and
low heel, 2 1-2 to 5 1-2, reduced from $4.45 to $3.45
Broken lot Women's patent, kid and gun metal,
lace and button shoes of various types and styles,
sizes. 2 1-2 to 5, values up to $4.25, choice $2.50
Lot of Misses white canvas button shoes, al
most given away.
Sizes 9 to 11 l-2,choice 95c
Sizes 12 to 2, cnoice $1.10
LOW SHOES:
Broken lots of Women's Pumps and Oxfords in
various styles, sizes 2 1-2 to 4 1-2-not the latest but
high quality footwear choice $1.95
Lot of Misses White Canvas button oxfords,
fc'zes 12 1-2 to 2, splendid shoes for. $1.00
All our shoes, although not reduced, will be
found to be below the average market price of like
footwear today.
I MORE OREGON
(Continued from page one)
! Fowler, Lieut. Wm Burgnrd, Major
llnlvor II.. Kasch.
! tn one point there seemd to be unan
I imity of opinion France was a good
place to come r.wny from. Some of the
boys testified that the French were
j always glad to welcome them, but they
'always had an eye to tho American
iiocketbook, and in some quarters there
.was a progressive holdup for every com
I modify and line of service. The fnmil
i iar "gi.g" was passed up and down the
I American ranks about the doughboy
I who fought in the battle of l'aris Mid
came nut with wound stripes on his
pocketlxiok.
j Auother thought thnt occupied almost
'every mind was the possibility of find
ing a job awaiting them when tliey
i received their discharge There were
'thousands of the arrivals in New York
who found a hard jolt of disappoint
jnienf coming to them when they went
to look for work.
When you are overworked, feel list
less or languid, or when yon . can t
sleep or ent, better take Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea, livens you up,
purifies the blond, soothes and regu
lates the stomach, makes you cat and
sleep, A real Spring Medicine, 3J5c,
Tea or Tablets. D. J. Fry.
NEW GERMANY
(Continued from page one)
problems wMoh -haan n'mrwf daily.
Rapid Changes Noted.
Hut th' a e .it lights that stand
out. Or group themselves under heads.
and the best a correspondent can do in
describe these problems as thev appear.
not so much to a foreigner, but to (er
ninny's republican cabinet, which is trv
in to master them all at once. The
following series of article on Gr
many's situation politically, socially.
economically, t.nd in other phases that
can be covered, may bo altered by the
time these stories get to print, but they
will describe the chaotic, complicated,
unrestful situation nut oY which the new
Editor ' Note The above is the first
of a series of twelve articles On the sit
uation in Germany as scon by Mr. Tay
lor in a tour of i.ll Germany during the
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Spring Scintillates Thru
These Stunning Garments
The temptation is to write glowingly. It is needless. We ask, in
stead, that you accept our invitation to call and see our assortment, of
which we are very proud.
You are interested in style.. Probably greater variety and more style
joyfulness than you might expect awaits you to show that the sobriety
of the past few seasons is no more.
You are deeply interested in price. There are values here that testify
to our merchandising ability. Without the keenest study of the market
on our part many of them would be far from possible.
SUITS - $19-75 to $55.00
COATS - $16.48 to $57.50
DOLMANS $24.75 to $55.00
CAPES $19-75 to $34.75
FABRIC DRESSES $16.48 to $34.75
SILK DRESSES 512.48 to ..ou
SWEATER COATS $ 4.98 to $14.7o
SLIP-ON SWEATERS $ 3.98 to $ 7.50
CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES ....$ 1.98 to $ 3.98
FEMININE WEAR AND FEMININE ARTICLES
EXCLUSIVELY
U. G. SHIPLEY CO.
QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
POPULAR
PRICES
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TV
For Colds, Crip
and Influenza
Take
"Lmzniivo '
Bromo
Quinine
Tablets"
Be sure you get the Genuine
Look for this signature
nounced today. Mayor (,'onley of Deer
Lodtfo, has offered $00,U0, it was slat
ed. Tex Kiikard is expected hero from
I Fort Worth, Texas, in a few days to
consider tno oner.
on the box. 30c.
recent weeks. The series will bo pub
lished in daily successions bv The Capi
tal Journal.
You must clean tho stomitch and
bowels, rrnrifv the blond, each spring
or you leave winter ' germs and im
purities in your Mood and system.
Drive them away, clean out the stom
ach ami nowcN taKe ll misters
ttockv Mountain Tea, a spring cleanser
purifier. 3jc. Tea or Tablets. D. J.
VARNA SOCIALISTS REVOLT
l'aris, April 4. The Sofia corre
spondent oT Le Matin wires today that
extreme socialists in Varna attempted
to bolshevik movempnt. Th town he
said, was immediately occupied by Brit
ish troops who declared martial law.
Varna is! an important Unitarian
port on the Illack s'a, i"0 mi!cs direct
ly east of Sofia.
OEEAT FALLS WANTS TIGHT
New York, April 4. Great Falls, the
third Montana city to make a bid for
he Wilard Dempsev fight has offered
225,(HH for the attraction, it was an
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAH
YANKS TO SEE ITALY
Rome, April 4. Arrangements havo
been completed for American troops id
FrRiice to vi-it the principal Italian cit
ies at the rate of a thousand soldici
a day, before Nailing for home, it wan
nnnounced todav.
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IVOID COUGHJ1
una COUGHERi.'
HATS
LIKE THE PICTURE
Are real values. Nifty little hats
for the kiddies in straw and cloth.
Latest novelty shapes for the
misses including Panama sport hats
and others very classily designed.
We have a first class milliner in
this department for the express
purpose of pleasing our patronage.
All desirable trimmings.
SAMPSON & GIDEON
152 North Commercial St.
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