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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 11. 1919.
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An Economical, Delightful Light Place to Trade
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for New Apparel
Fashionable women realize that a properly made corset is
one of the most important factors of their attractive ap
pearance. Our line of R. & G. corsets one of the best of
the standard makes in a full range of sizes and styles, will
help you attain the relaxed, graceful poise and sfim figure
demanded by the season's fashion.
Prices $ 1 .SO to $5
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IHEAVY VOTE CAST ill
BUDAPEST ELECTION
500,000 Men . And Women
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NEW SPRING
HOSIERY
Just the same as every
thing else at this time of
the season, hosiery comes
along all decked out in its
new Spring dress. Our dis
plays you will find a com
plete stock of light and
medium spring weights
here in all sizes and colors.
Pure thread silk, black,
white, brown and grey
$123
Ladies pore thread silk,
good quality $1.50
Ladies' pure thread silk,
. brown, grey, black and
white
$2.00, $2.23, $2.50
Some in out sizes
New Spring Styles in Women's Footwear
Ladies' footwear styles for Spring nineteen nineteen make their formal de
but We feel that they are due for an unusual amount of applause all
around and they deserve it. They look so simply got up and walked right
out of their Fashion.
Patent Pump, Louis heels $6.25
Patent Pump, French heels ., $5.50
Patent Pump, Welt soles, wing tip, military heels $6.00
Kid Pump, turn soles, French heels $5.50
Kid Patent, welt sdes, military heels $3.50
White Kid Pumps, French heels $7.00
White KidOxfords, French covered heels $8.00
Black Kid Oxford, French heels .$6.50
Chocolate Brown Kid Oxford, French heels $7.00
Chocolate Brown Kid Oxford, white welt military
heels $7.50
Brown Oxfords, welt soles, French heels $6.50
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Charges Fraud
By Edward Bing
(United J'ress staff correspondent)
Budapest, April 9. (Delayed)
i Heavy street fighting in Agrain, 160
imiKs southwest of Vienna, where Ser
bian troops attempted to restore order
' during a riot which developed in a
peaants' mass meeting, a Fiuine dis
patch reported today several radical
agitators were arrested.
Half a million men and women voted
iu Monday soviet elections in Buda
pest, it was announced todav. A new
vote waj ordered in one district, the
I government charging illegal balloting.
A hundred carload of American fats
armed here from Trieste today, great
ly relieving- the serious food shortage.
The government has issued a decree
declaring all cinema theaters, cinema
producing companies and pharmacies
j public property.
I At the invitation of the government,
1 1 he American and British commissions
and foreign correspondents witnessed
la parade af the First and Second in
I teruational red regiments which are
bound to the ' front. "
j War Minister I'oganny has ordered
I H II flM-mil ll"if iviuiiuifl I iff i.'.ii... tit rti.
port for duty in the red army. A so
called "Rumanian red army" is being
organized here from citizens speaking
the Rumanian language.
Provision has been made for comiuun
ist lectures for Italian workmen.
Thes workmen former Italian war
Asserts Begy's Musterine
Gives Quickest Relief for
Sore Throat and Chest Colds
Sufferers From Neuralgia, Lumbago, Neuritis and Sciat-
W T V i - i vara, a -w - . .
ica use freeiy witn wonderful Results Does
Not Irritate The Nose And Eyes.
The very best the original improve, It", the simplest and best remrdy
ment on grandmother's wood nlil inns
tard plaster, i, Begv-'s Xlustarine.
Jt s netter tnau any mustard plaster
ever made.
Druggists know this, and that ia whv
most of them freely recommiud Bogy"
Mustanne for all aches and jams, in
flammation and congestion
Don't fail to rub it on when you
have a sore throat or a cold in the chest
or bronchitis or pleurisy the quick
results will amaze you.
For rheumatic (pains and swellings,
pout, stiff ftttil sore muscles, aiiff neck
and inflamed feet it is better than
plasters, poultices or liniments.
known to stoo headache.
ache and backache in just a few min
utes, without any stomach dosing.
Just rub it on it's very penetrat
ing and acts with greatest speed. Oct
the "Original licgy's Mnstarine always
in the yellow box you'll ne'er be sor-rr.
prisoners, elected to remain here iath- j
er man return to tneir own -country.
IWOiAJniAi
R0SEDALE
the Gardner and lladley homes lu. t
week.
Harry Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Aloxnn-
iL mwl 1 1 f!av1nii artmi.rl 4ln .,in.
ty hu inlay school convention in Salem
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CALIFORNIA WELCOMES EOTS
OF FIGHTING SEVENTH TODAY
(Capital Jounial Special Service.) I , , .,
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Kosedale. nr., April 11. Mrs. Kemp!.,. ., , , '
is visiting relatives at Fhilcta, Oregon. j lL B,,eo 1 "- ucrnarain0 (oAny
u. a, iiauiey was a Jtoniana visitor "vjv""'v" -' u iuo iwu
Monday
Mrs. Gardner of Portland visited tt
Phm lUrakill SS41
8wtln4 BuildiM
Grace Adams
Optometrist & Optician
Kes, Hum Tabor SW
Fifth and Wellington
Portland, (Irwson
Edith I. Phillips Optometrist and Optician
jiKS MWM PiMock Btsek . Phona Braadwar 1805
w anmiTTon at nt rarn
Portland. Oregon.
infantry southern California's old
fighting Seventh.
The full regiment of 758 men will bs
demobilized at Camp Kearny.
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! STATE HOUSE NEWS
The most interesting catte in tho su
finvne court today was that of Horb
ing vs ftrown, ipertninlng to tho at
tempt on the part of .Portland inter
st to compel tho attorney genera!
by nuindauius to writo a title for a
'referendum petition opposing resolu
tion 1, of the recent legislature, en
dorsing the national ixiohibition amend
ment . Ilerbing wns represented by Han
'Malarkoy of Portland, Theo. A. Hell
of California, K. n. .Hoabrnok f Port
land, whllo John A. Murphy of Seat
tle was present as an interested coun
sel. Attorney General Prown made o
most exhaustive analysis of his posi
tion and tho constitutional phases of
the once, undertaking to show by nu
merous precedents that he had no au
thority vested In him to write a title
to such a petition. On the other hund
plaintiff undertook to show that the
attorney gciu'ial was in a sense over
stepping his prerogative in obstructing
the ordinary procedure of the matter,
holding that the ballot title should be
written and then if it were ndmitted
'by tho secretary of state it could be
contested by injunction proceedings.
XTRA SPECIAL
Remnant Read the Remnant Store Toilet
Of Calico NOW DONT FORGET SATURDAY IS
10c Yard bargain day
:59c to 45c . TonwrrowOnly
ItiKsfpr lirnuTt Ladies Tailor Trimmed ,,.. f'.)C T
lJuster isrown JIatg . V hite Outing Flannel
Special 'fnair ty at S&tn rice
For $100 $1.98 Each 19c ard
pu-ij 98c '5c
PI Y HATS TABLE CLOTH Mill Remnants of
ILAYIIATb Tomorrow Skirting
Tomorrow v j c,,tllr,iw p:na
R v . 0'Jc Yard featui day l rice
6c Lach . 23c Yard
Sample line of Dress Goods Bargains "
LADIES DRESSES The biggest barpiin for" T ?f. .
Value to $5.00 Saturday only. We will LaJles nslery
At $2.98 Each sell 42-in French serge T10moIl;I,?w
10c for $1.00 a yard. A reg- 19cIalr
ular $2.00 value. In blue
Envelopes black, purple or red. Crystal White Soap
Tomorow Limit 1 dress pattern to Special
5c Package the customer. Uc a Bar
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$15
Ladies Silk
Hosiery
at
$1.00 Pair
WBL
mm.
25-1 N. Commercial Stret
A. D. THOMPSON, Prop.
Odd Lot of
Children's
White
Hose
9c Pair
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
OFFICIALS EXFELL FOUR
EDITORS OF RED SHEET!
Kugene, Or.. Anril 11 H
son of halein. .luck l)i,n,lr,. nt d..i
land, Uoyd StiU of Milton and Douglas
muimrnr or Jteml. innmr. !,. i,
eipeueu irom the L Diversity of Oregon
ine loui young u.cu, an prominent:
sTuuenta, were cuuneeted with the pub
lication of an anonrmous and often
sive "Scarlet Sheet" during the vaca
tion period '.tt u.outh.
The "tkarlot Hheet" in ante-bellum
days w ,s an nnuual event during the
spring vacation, containing burlesques
uu iase atones oo faculty monibcl
and student
Tho faculty dmded that the publi
cation issiied itst month stepped bevond
the bounds of a!l propriety. By study
ln the kind of tvp used ia the 'Sear
let .Sheet' and in various printing es
tttblishmuits if tbv state, the inesti
catdrs fwrt.lllini' it lia,l )u.. n.f..l..l
"Tter, tif.. 4 jo sides from (he
canpi:, and m tLnt wsr learneil Mul
, .orky and Mill vr, .,li,
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Jiney re iniere
in the Following Styles
Have Arrived
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j Cross i
All Brown, F. B. & C, finest kid, full welt sole, Cuban j : :
heel. Making an extraordinary fine shoe in up-to-the- j : :
minute last, style, heels, etc.
Price $9.50
i v joss ia
Cross
This style in elegant F. B & C. All black kid
welted soles, 1 4-8 Cuban heels. Are splendid
shoes if you prefer the always-in-order black.
Price, only $8.00
The highest grade of Brown Kid is used also in this
pump. Welt construction, Cuban heels. Just one of
the nicest pumps you ever saw, and we can fit you too, -as
we carry all these shoes in widths fromm AAA to
D width.
Price $9.50
We are also carrying fine lines of pumps and oxfords in browns, black kids
and patents on down as low as $5.00.
Pump Buckles in Profusion
In all the larger cities the Buckles are surely raging. So to be right up to the
latest style we, too, bought lots of buckles, and can show vou some beintip nt
from $2.00 down to 40c the pair. These sell in Portland f Tomfl OOto $5 00
You can properly judge them by a peep into our Buckle Display case
Footwear for
those who enjoy
the best of
everything
tad lond.re cm m.M reoierrlay.
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