PACE EIGHT.
THE DAIliT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL IS. 1919.
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TAKKX n i .
l'aone TOI'll.
..rrel.
bald fe colts.
4 24
)!KAV1 new ear for sal,- at sacrifice.
Call fir i:irti.'iilars. 4 IS
FUK KKXT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. fall l.'.IO. State street. 41
FOR SALE "0 acre at 10; partly
cleared and stocked, tieo. Weiher.
Kt. 8, box 27. 4-l
WALT HAM watch. 11 jewels, perfect
time keeper, will trade for rhrap
work home. 223 Outer St. 4 21
OWIX'O to the continual increase in
.'our shoe dyes, Ubor and polishes we,
are forced to raise the price of shoe
shining to IV straight after Mar
I. W. J. Hal;!!, CUas. Maxnell.
4 24
FUR SALE A barjain ia a lare 9
room house, lot 7HihS ft. on corner of
Center and Winter, good furnaee and
fireplace, toilet, bath, electric lights
one of the txst locations 11 the city,
- blocks from state house, for X
? eah balance time to suit
Inquire or phone R. B. Kvau. 19
F3. 421
WHITK Indian Runner ducks for sale.
I'Wti Norway St. 4 24
FOR RKXT Modem well
house. HM5 X. Cottage.
furnished
4 1!
FOR SALE Bean spraying outfit in
first class condition, and cream sep
arator. Phone lOTFl.i. 4 21
FOR SALE
44F5.
2 brood
Phone
4 21
WASTED Work on truck or deliv
ery ear. t." E care Journal. 4 1
MRS. E. HOLT will do relining. re
pairing and alteration; ladies and
gents work solicited. Call 310 Divis
ion St. 41
WAXTED To rent 3 or 6 room house
or will huv ot installments. Phone
2U0M. 4 1H
Fi? SALE Or trade for heavier
horse, 5 year oi l Coach mare. 133
,X. 4'itttagt) St. .4-11
CUMI'USKlf.S and song writers, forty
ropieg of your composition for S.
I t me show you how to have your
w.rk published. Itruee, Music i'ub
libber, Mt.'SUj Hertiice Bldg., Ta
cmna. Wash.
FtH'.VIi Pair man's gloves between
cartine and Sunnvside school house.
Owner can get property by calling
at Journal and paving for this ad.
YOU ARE GOING
To lose the opportunity to purchase
that modern house at II. ".3 Court St.
for t'ljOO on your own ternisf Un
less you do to within a few uayi it
will be taken off the market. It is
worth more money and property 'val
ues are going up. The same will ap
ply to the beautiful home at N. 12U3
Court St. for 4."IXI. See
JOHN H. SCOTT
404 Hubbard building
M EX WAXTED AT WEST LINN PA
PER MILLS 42e HOUR, 8 UOUK
DAY. SEE MB.F.T. BARLOW AT
HOTEL ACROSS RIVER FROM
ORrXiON C1TV. CLEAN BEDS 20c
BETTER REALTY BUYS
Dairy farm of 428 acres. All new
buildings: larg? modern house, barn
tWxiM; silo; 2(K) acres cultivated,
(more than half in crop now.) Splen
did range of farm machinery; t
head of sheep and goats; 11 hogs, 10
heat of cattle, 6 horses; all hay and
feed. seed, etc. The whole "ranch,
eomplete at !0 an acre. Close to R.
R. town and high school.
5 room bungalow, new; very-torn-fortnble
little home, 'j block off
main atreet; 2 beautiful lots, kood
fruit. Sl'OOO.
2ti0 S. 14th street, good 5 room
bungalow, $2S00. Good terms,
10U acre apple orchard; no build
ings. Fine location. $2")W).
SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the pene
trating effects of Sloan's
Liniment
So do those rheumatic twinges and
the loin-ache of lumbago, the nerve
fmUmmation of neuritis, the wry nect,
the joint wrench, the ligament arjraia,
the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise.
' The ease of applying, the quickness
of relief, the positive results, the clean
lines, and the economy of Sloan's
Liniment make it universally preferred.
30c, 60c, 11.20
10 aires with good house and out
Ituililings. All cultivated, $2000.
$4(10 down balance easy. A real
snap.
NIOHTj BEST MEXLS 33e.
5 2
Scratching is dangerous.
y- stop it with i
Kesinol
Kvery time you scratch that Itching
r.th you make it worse. The intense
ib-sire to scratch such skin disorders
is eacma, humor, nettle rash and like
dan ailments, may be instantly re
lieved when Kesinol Ointment is ap
plied to the aflected parts.
It It advUble In mmt ctt to thoronf h.
lcltaiij Hie liitlmrd v,. ih Kfiluul
H up and Kara water. This scctleritti
Uic holing tc llon ot thf ointnunt, and
coriuqutnlly qui. krr sue bclttt rnuln
ir derived.
' h !l Hil. Ftr frtt tri,l wilt
KimuI, ttMiimur; tU.
NOTICE TO CONTHAOTORS
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will receive bids up until 5
o'clock p. in. April 21, 1H11', for the
construction of a wood sidewalk to be
luiil along the east side of Winter
street adjacent to and abutting upon
lot No. i in block lis. in Wilds Addi
tion to North Salem, -Marion county,
Oregon. 4
I'lntis ami specifications may be had
at the recorder' office.
EARL RACK,
410 City Recorder.
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.
"Aivmi at Your Service"
Help of all kinds Furnished Free
to Employers
lESFWISrait, UUAIUL NONE, wiu u white.
J. f. C0X0N, liurt.
BJ Ml Burnalde. Su-Mt. Portland. Orrson
2 acres and large, modern house;
just outside city limits. $4750.
5 acres; 3 4 acre loganberries, fine
fruit. Daudy soil. New buildings;
horse, 2 cows, chickens, implements,
etc. etc. Off Silverton road. $2200
the lot.
Lood at this onel 5 acres 1 mile
from 8. Commercial street car. 2
acres logans; 2 acres full bearing
cherries; good modern house with
bath, etc. lias lighting plant. $4300
acres near Prutum, B acres logan
berries; no buildings, Fiue laud.
$2(!.-)0.
10 acres mile to R. II . 5 acres
loganberries; 4 14 acres evergreen
blackberries family orchard. Wovca
wire fenced. No buildings. $.1200.
(i acres at Pruitland; good build
ings, fine, little family orchard. A
good loganberry proposition, $1300,
(Quarter of a city block; splendid
fruit and fine soil; 7 room house and
fully modern exceipt basement; $3,
500 . $1000 cash will handle. Bal
ance long time.
FOR REALTY BARGAINS
See
C. W. NIEMEYER
21." 210 Masonic Building
Book Agenb'M Hard
Luck Stories And Pretty
Volumes Appear Here
It Will Not Take Long to Sell
I JOE HAINES STOCK
Kiglit here in Salem, book agents- are
sprouting up like young onions. With
in the past week or so, the agent lias I
been abroad in the land and soliciting
from house to house and working on the
sympathies of tho good housekeeper.
Just a few davs ago there nnnearcd
iu Salem one with an air of piety and j
an orphan to be provided for. Tiie or
phan was to be given an enelyclopedia
and all that was necessary was lor a
person prominent In educational circles
of the state to sign a nice little endorse
ment ot the works. Aieo to accept a I
set free, but to pay for about $;!" worth
of inserts as they might be issued from
time to time.
Other agents have been working Sa
lem, selling a set of books on Bible stor
ies, iivo volumes, ror the small sum !
of $211.75, or thereabouts, according to
the prospective customer. Sometimes '
from church people who are really but
little informed on tho actual value of
the set. In such expensive sets the ac
tual value is possibly one-fourtfi of that
asked. But it sometimes linppens that
a desire to please a child and the eniireh
recommendations overcomo financial
considerations and the sale is made with
the good housekeeper paying a nice
monthly installment for several months.
i Reeeutly an encyclopedia was sold in
I Oregon for $.18.50, niostfy attractive
binding, for which the publishers price
was only $!) the set.
One interested in books and educa
tion and nlso interested in having peo
ple spend their money judiciously for
good books, put the situation this way;
The problem is, why will a woman econ
omize, even to the extent of using a rug
to stop a hole in a wash boilor because
she doesn't care to spend 25 cents to
bnvo it soldered, and yet wltt sign up
for a $115 set of books she really doesii 't
watitt
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jsla a " vvv . 1 fvj
Thousands of
loving Sons like
this boy
sat ia tha same kind of cold
wet trenches like he did and
wrote simple pathetic letters
like he did and suffered like he
did. That's the kind of sacrifice
that built the bonds of love
that has cemented all nations.
That's the kind of love you'll sea
portrayed in the tremendous
drama that millions hive seen,
nave wildly applauded THE
PICTURE THAT V1LL LIVE
FOREVER
OF MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
AT THE PRICES WE HAVE THEM MARKED IF YOU DID NOT BUY
ALL YOU WANT TODAY
COME SATURDAY SURE
Regular $1.75 cotton union suits $1.35
Regular $1.25 heavy work shirts ()8c
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Regular $2.25 blue bib overalls
Regular $2.50 khaki pants, sale $1.98
Regular $:.00 men's cloth hats $1.98
Regular $4.00 and $4.50 men's dress hats. $35
Nobby Neckwear And Collars For Young Men At f
C ost and Less
Regular 25c' Men's Neckwear fc
Regular 50c Men's Neckwear, sale
Regular 75c Men's Neckwear $q
Regular 25c Arrow Collars are now 20c
Regular $1.50 Silk Reefers, sale ggc
Regular $1.50 and $2.00 Neckwear, sale $124
$2.00
Men's Dress Shirts
$1.49
$2.50
Men's Dress Shirts
$1.98
$;.oo
Men's Flannel Shirts
$2.49
$2.50
Cooper's Spring Needle
Union Suits
$1.85
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE TO ACIDITY
Tells Sale, Certain, Speedy Relief for
Acid Indigestion
$:i.00
Outing Flannel Pajamas
$1.98
15c
Men's Canvas Gloves
10c
acsa
10c
White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs
5c
11 WEILL 205 STATE ST.
No called stomach troubles, such as
imligestioii gns, 8ouruess, stomach ache
and inability to retain food arc in
probably nine eases out of ten, simply
evidence that excessive secretion of
acid is taking place in the stomach,
causing the formation of gns and ucni
indigestion.
4)a8 distends the stomach and causes
that full, oppressive, burning feeling
sometimes known as heartburn, while
the acul irritates and inflamos the del
icate lining of ithe stomach. Tho trou
ble lies entirely in the excess develop
men! or secretion of acid.
K , D,.-K v. ,..,.1,., . ... K v.
M the food contents of the stomach and
to neutralise the acul, and mane it
bland and htirmlcMS, a tenspoonful of
bisuruted magnesia, a good and effect
ive corrector of acid stomach, should'
be taken in a quarter of a glass of hot
or cold water after eating or whenever
gas, soutnes, or acidity is felt. This
sweetens the stomach and neutralized
tho acidity in a few moments and is a
perfectly harmless and inexpensive
remedy to use.
An antincid, such as bisurnted mag
nesia which can be obtained from any
druggist in either powder or tablet
form ennbles the stomach to do its
work properly without the aid of arti
ficial digestents. Magnesia comes in
several forms, so be certain to ask
for and take ouly Bisurated Magne
sia, which is especially prepared tor
Ithe above purpose.
Estate Of Mrs. Hearst Is
Estimated Between Five
And Ten Million Dollars
03F
HUMANETY"
The picture that took mora
than 8 months in the making
and that coit more than a quar
ter cf a million dollars. The
biggest production in ten years.
Produced by Allen Holubar
featuring wonderful DOROTHY
PHILLIPS. Special engage
ment Our biggest attraction
this season.
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Why Dentistry is Costly
X. S. PARKER
(Painless Parktr)
"A Small Shingle"
Chapter II.
Why is dentistry so costly in this
country?
Because dentists are unbusiness
like. We are brought up on strange
notions as to the proper way to con
duct our business.
We are told at colleges, it is unprofessional
to put up a large sign-board outside our office.
We shouldn't advertise our goods and services
the way merchants do.
So, dentists hang a "small shingle" few peo
ple can see.
Why shouldn't dentists give wide publicity
to their work? A small sign-board doesn't
make a dentist efficient in his art or science.
But it often keeps him poor.
What's behind this prejudice against frank and open pub
licity? Dentists think they can lure "swell" patients by making
a show of modesty.
A small sign is regarded as a mark of class distinction. It
appears as the mark of exclusive service. It may flatter the
vanity of some snobs among the rich.
But it insults the vast majority of people. The dentist, so
to say, tells the public "I'm not running after you. If you
need me, seek me out"
No wonder his chair remains empty most of the time.
There aren't enough rich people to keep all of us dentists
busy. The average dentist gets patients who are not wealthy.
They come in small numbers, because the dentist doesn't
know how to attract them. The methods he employs to ad
vertise his business appeal only to the few rich people.
So the average dentist has poor practice. He is obliged to
charge high fees. That's one reason why dentistry is costly.
I have always thought of the needs of the vast majority
of our people. I have carried on a large campaign of informa
tion and education among them.
I have told them how to prevent diseases of the mouth and
teeth.
I have spoken to th; people at large. I have served them.
They made me prosperous.
A large practice enables the dentist to reduce the cost of
dentistry.
under the K. Parker System
efficient dentistry is performed at
most reasonable prices.
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Hit
Painless Parker Dentist
State and Commercial Streets
1
round steajf and coffee, increased 24
, per cent. Butter increased 20 per eent.
; Navy benns showed a biir dron for the
er improvements. There is no intima
tion that they may be included in any
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STARTS WEDNESDAY
THE
REGO
N
Misiosai
(Continued from Pa?e 1.)
next week, there will still continue an
ndver.tising campaign to acquaint the
people in general with the value of
the bonds of this fifth loan. Altlioutfh
the banks have taken over the Hnlem
quota, it is felt there will bo a liberal
subscription from those who had al
ready made up their inimls to invest,
as the Iouk term in which to pity on
the subscription makes the investment
especially desirable.
Of the victory liberty loan, the situ
ation in Halem is briefly as follows:
There will be no campaign oi solicit
ors. No one will be asked to subscribe
for the fifth liberty loan. Those who
want them as a desint'ble investment
and those who want them from patri
otic motives, will find the bonds at
any of the city bunks. Payments on
the subscription extend from the day
the subscription is taken out with a
first payment of 10 per eent. until the
final payment of 20 per cent on No
vember 11. iou may buy a f 'O tiond,
or a $100 one or a S.hiO rmiul
year as they weio 31 per cent cheaper i arainB88 district; and furthermore, be
in March, 19J9, than a year aeo Bread in ,tate ProPerty such lands Could not
.i i v. ,.t.: j a. m i a
m-ereasca Boven per cent.
Naval Report Discounts
Tale Of German Treachery
Washington, April J8. (United
Press.) A naw report of the arrival
of the former (iermnn liner Patricia,
which arrived yesterday nt Boston,
made n0 mention of the attempt by Sec
ond Officer Hans Fischer, a Gcrmun,
to set the vessel afire.
Fischer, one of seven Germans aboard,
is insane and has been transferred to
the naval hospital at Chelsea, Jlass.,
the report stated.
be subjected to any form of bond taia-
tion for purposes of improvement.
! STATE HOUSE NEWS
The weekly report of tho industrial
accident commission shows that there
have been a total of 516 accidents
throughout the state during the week.
iot winch none have proved fatnl-
very rare report. Of this number 477
were subject to the provisions of the
compensation act, while, 15 were from
public utility corporations not subject
to the provisions of the act.
Safe
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
NsCookiig
A Nutritious Diet for All Aeea.
Quick Lunch; Home or Office,
OTHERS are IMITATIONS
Attorney General Brown has just
handed down a decision with regard to
the question as to whether the full in
heritance tax should bo paid on a prop-
After ',r,V that , had radically depreciated in
500, tho issues are in $1000 bonds or I value, the case in point wu one iu
multiples of 1000. winch an inherited property, appraised
jat 21,000 was subsequently sold for
C 1 D ' . n- Cl,l -mi ,hc inheritor expected to
rOOd rnCeS UrOP OlOWly pay tax o,.lv on the reduced valuation.
Government Figures Show ! ZZy riZ
Washington, April 18. r- (United which provides that all inherited prop-
rross.j t ooq prices are dropping, out eity must pay tax on the valuation at
Nan Krancico, April IS.-The estate
of tho Into Mrs. Phoebe Hearst is to-
jitav estiniat.nl at from .'l.OOO.OlHI to
10.00n,iHiO, following the filing of the
will for probate. Value of vast real
ity holdings causes the variance in .es
timates. William Randolph Hearst inherits
the greater part of the estate, the will
j naming him residuary legatee. He
'quests of from t'.'.'i.tHH) to L'.")0,000 are
made to the brother, cousins ami niee
jes of Mrs. Hearst the I'niversity of
t'alifiirnia receives ii().000 to main
Iain Mrs. Hearst's scholarship fund
and her art collection; and the five
sons of William Randolph Hearst are
bequeathed tlio Hearst building here
and other realty. Servants and friends
receive bequests of from ilOOO to
000.
very slowly, department of labor fig
ures show today. Retail prices of twen
ty-two articles of food in March de
creased two per cent us compared with
ri'brniirv. Mi.rcli, l!H, compared with
March, 1!HM. however, shows an in
crease of H per cent in the total cost
of these twenty-two articles.
During the yenr rib roust, sirloin nnd
fuelled by apraisement at the time of
the death of the donor, and that such
tax takes effect immediately after the
death of the decedent.
A net advance of SO per cent in as
sessed valuations of IVschutu county
property il be in effect when the
l!'l! appraisal is completed. This will
make a total valuation of approximate
ly SS'.OOO.OOO.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the subetj.
tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels
and positively do the work.
People alllicted with bad breath find
quick relief through Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gemly purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous cnbmel does without any
of the bad after effects.
All the benefits of naity, sickening,
trriping cathartics ara derived from Dr.
EdwardsT 01i"e Tablets without griping,
pain or any disagreeable effects.
Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years of prac
tice among patients atficted wi'b.
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant .bad breath.
Dr. Edward" Olive Tablets are purely
a vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil; you will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every night for
a week and note the effect. 10c and 2jc
per bos, AU druggists.
t'lerk of the land board, fl. G. Brown,
has been confronted with the questions
as whether a tract of state tidelands
in Tillamook county could ! included
in a certain drainage district. The at
torney general points ot the fact that
the law provides only for the sale of
such lands, and not for draiuace or oth-
SiiRife
Not alone do you save money but
you get all the flavor that only
home-canned foods can give you.
In addition, there is the uncommon
satisfaction you get in eating the
foods you've grown yourself.
It's no trick to have a garden and
to raise all the varieties of vege
tables your family likes.
But be sure to start right by planting
MORSE'S CALIFORNIA SEEDS
ackaowltdged by experts "beit ia the
wofld. Acclimated to the Pacific Coart.
Tnie-to-asnw aad of tttoaf vitality.
Mtrm't Ctliftrnit Flrtotr mi VrittMt
Suit tn uld hj dcalirt tverjwktrt
CC MORSE 8t CO. i-SL.
Mo3$s Seeds
Sold at the same fair
price as before the wan
INSTANT P0STUM
The favorite table beverage
of former coffee drinkers.
A rich, delightful drink that
provides real economy.
Not a Bit of Waste
I