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PAGE TWO THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 11. 1919. 4 4 4 w t t 4 4 1 i i I I t ' A j t ni 1 A New Shipment of (he inborn SOCIETY By Gertrude Bobinon AflTY S.I X 1 Is due in Portland this week. now we can get one for you. If we get your order Remember the short age that exists and act quick. BUSICK & STREET 420 S. Commercial Street I A. J. BUSICK WESLEY STREET DON'T FORGET We do all kinds of repair work! BARGAIN A MINUTENO LIMIT SALEM, JULY 12 BARGAIN A MINUTENO LIMIT-SALEM, JULY 12 Mrs. Otto Hedriek entertained the Indies of the South Circle of the Firrt Christian church last Wednesday at her lovely home, 1703 South Ommercial street. The hours were spent in tewing and informal talk. Those present were Mrs. Harvey Stanton, Mrs. Clarence Townsend. Mrs. Clifford Elgin. Mrs. 0. T. Robiiienn, Mrs. TTilma Pratt, Mrs. F. T. Smith, "Sirs. Chas. Davis. Mrs. Ruth Hatch, Miss Roberta Morton, Miss l. aihks Airs. tHto Hedrmk. Mrs. Martin Viosko, Mrs. Lee Caufield, Mrs. "m. HuSH'k, Mrs., John Humphrevs. The next meeting wiU tie August 13 at tiis home of Mrs. I'has. Davis, 210 uwens street. ... , .ucuiuers or tne r.tKs band announce ia lance in the armory next Wednesday evoniiijf. The fifteen piece orchestra which has lieen meeting with such fav our since its first -re!entation, w in furn jish the music. These occasional dances, sponsored as they are by one of the most hospitable and entertaining or ganizations in the city, are alwavs 'jreat favorites with the dancing pub lic They are given for the purpose of raising enough money to take the band to the Elk convention in Klamath Falls next month, and if the attend ance continues to be as jecord break ing at the future dances as it has been at those past, there is little doubt that the delegates from Salem wiil be able )to shew the representatives from their j sister cities, a band wotjh seeing and listening to. when they gmher for their annual festivities. Miss Gladys Eeuf has returned from a few days visit with friends in iiilis bero. ... Coming from Waeo for the purpose of seeing his younger brother Paul, who has just returned from France, Glen Maurer was the truest of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John JIauer, re cently. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Johns who have bees visiting at the K. 0. Johns home ia Albany, have returned to Sa lem. During their visit the two fami lies formed a party and motored to t'as- eadia for a few davg. .... Dr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis aud Mr. and Mrs. tlaire Vibbert will leave tomor row for a two weeks outing at Viewport. Mrs. A. E. Dav and daughter, Miss Hattie Day. have gone to Portland to attend a three day convention of the I. B. S. A. They exjcet to hear Judge Kutherfonl of .cw York, who will deliver a public lecture Sunday after noon at the Heilia theater on "The hope of distressed humanity." Reverend Alfred Bates wa's a Port- hind visitor yesterdav. He is miisieal director at tho symposium meetings at he Gladstone Chautauqua. ... T. L. Williams is a guest at the Carl ton hotel in Portland. MONDAY MADE TICKET DAY FORHAUTAUQUA Sdjsoibers Are Asked To Make Good Pieces On That, Day. Subscribers for the Ellison-White Chautamjua are re-pie-ited to get their tiekets aeit Monday 'at the liartman jwwn-lry store. Iu years past it has been found nec essary to even canvass from hons to hoase to get those who had subscribed to take up their tickets. Things are different this year and the guarantors ad officers of the Chautauqua associa tion do not feel they can tuko the time to solicit and canvass aud uige those wh0 have subscribed, to take up their tickets. Hot Summer Sun Trying on the Complexion How to Protect Your Skin and Bring Roses to Your Cheeks . " 4 Work Overnight Ton Can Prepare It at Home Xew York Exposure . to sua, dust and wind has a very bad effect upon the skis and complexion. There is a way to overcome thTs. "It is my own discovery and lakes just one night to get smh marvelous results," says Mae r.dua wilder, when her friends ask her about her w-oaderful complexion and the improved appearance of her hands and arms. "You can do the same thing if you follow my advice," she aays. "I feci it my duty to tell every girl Hint wnmnn k.t ....... ,1 ..I .... Hence next Monday has been-appoint- scription aid for me. I never tire of ed as ticket day and every one of the i i TROTSKY rPFATIVF I iiiviuill IU UilUllIIL I . 'f nntinnoit f.-m ..S i - v.. ...U..M uviu l,ae" vitc J BUY IN SALEM ALWAYS Lee Union-Alls In Size 41 Only Reduced to $2.95 HtttHttttMHttttMUMtMtttHrttMtlttMtttttMW Men's Khaki Pants 44, 46, 48 Only Reduced to $1.03 IT .t , mm mri .j ---- Women's Overalls $1.85 Women's Union-All $2.63 At the Store Where Bargain Day Has Its True Meaning Remember, that with prices soaring to an unknown limit, every purchase made now is a bargain. Every item with ;n this border must appeal to the sense of thrift as the prices on all are away below the cost of production. We anticipate the livest day in our history. Anticipate your future needs and be early. Doors close at 8 o'clock p. m. i V Lot Men's 1 ' Sailor Hats ....50c Lot Boys' Felt Hats 75c WGMEFS NECKWEAR BAGS At Greatlv Reduced Prices Lot $3.75 silk Jersey vestees....$2.73 Lot $1.00 Vestees 75c Lot $1.25 Vestees 9iic Lot 60c Vestees 43c Lot Filet Lace Collars 35c Lot Colorde Organdie Collars....35c Lot Flannel Collars 50c Some $2.75 Net Guimps $1.85 Some 00c White Organdie Col- lars 35c and 43c Black Linen Mesh Shoppinp- Bags ' 10c Black patent leather shopping bags $1.85 SHOES Women's, Misses and Children's In these days of high costs one would think of the following prices as ridiculous, representing merchandise of no value. A look will prove the contrary. Not the latest styles but good quality. For berry pickers and cannery workers 100 pairs of black kid button shoes, low heel and full toe. All sizes, 2 1-2 to 8, special $2.85 Broken lot of tan vamp and white tops, lace or button, low or French heel, sold for $7.00 . $3.50 Lot of women's canvas but ton shoes with low heel, medium toe $i23 Broken line of women's Mack shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 4 only $2.50 Let of children's and misses canvas button shoes and oxfords 75c Broken line boys' oxfords, 2 1-2 to 5 1-2..... ; $2.00 YARD GOODS GREATLY UNDERPRICED Curtain Materials, Tubings, Gal ateas, Voiles and Others at Prices that should clean up every yard Offered early in the dav. Do your utmost to be in early 30-in. curtain net, reduced to, yard 10c 34-in. curtain net, reduced to, yard ..15c :J6-in. Silk Mixed curtain ma terial in cream and ecru, reduced to yard '.......45c 45-in. Atlantic tubing, yd .25c 45-inch Samoset Casing, yd....25c 27-in. York Seersucker, plain )lue 25c 40-in. plain colored voiles 33c 40-in. plain colored Voiles, 75c value .....50c Chiffon cloths, yard 35c Sutania Silk 25c 16-in. Mercerized Sateen 35c Striped galateas, worth 45c....25c All wool, black gabardine, voile, 54 inches wide, yd ....85c CORSETS YARNS At Worth While Redactions Broken line Corsets in sizes 42, 44 and 46 only 45c Lot Net Brassiers, 36 to 48 ...85c Lot Muslin Brassiere; reg. 75c. ..43c YARNS Saxony in cardinal, skein 15c Four and eight fold, gold sud Wue ....i5c Shetland floss, light blue and " " dark red, regular 28c, skein 15c Ice wool in black and white 5c er way out of it," one of them explain ed. "The bolsheviks have led tho peo ple to believe they arc fightii.g to save Kussiu from invasion and are defending the revolution. The bolsheviks are probably not more than one per cent of the population. Yet the bolsheviks can dictate, because this is a military emergency. They have mobilized every body. ' ' The Russian people support the bol sheviks in preference to the whites. me nuspians do not want a cxnr aain. Nor will they allow the bolsheviks to continue long. When this war is over the Russians themselves will throw out tho boHhe viks. But we cannot do it now. It is war and wc must fight. But we wuiit to do it ourselves and make our own government, a soeiulist democrucv. Most of the pcoplo are social democrats, abuses thev have had out tue boishevms refuse to allow us , work and exposure to sun and wind to organize now. Military precaution, this oatmeal Dorwillo combination will they say, but wait until tho war is work a wonderful transformation in 12 over." .' I ... Along the route, the correspondent telling others iust what brought about such remarkable results. Here is the identical prescription that removed ev ery defect from my face, neck, hands and nrins. Until you try it you can form no idea of the marvelous change it will make iu just one application. The prescription which you can pre pare at your nwn home is" as follows: Oo to any grocery store and get ten cents worth of ordioarv oatmeal, anil from any drug store a bottle of Derwillo. Prepare the oatmeal as di rected in every package of Derwillo and apply night and niorrang. The first ap plication will astonish you. It makes the skin appear transparent, smooth and velvety. 1 especinlly recommend this method for a sallow skin, shiny nfwe, freckles, tan, sun spots, coarse pores, rouh skin, ruddiness, wrinkles. and in fact every blemish the fnce. hands and arms are heir to. If your neck or chest is discolored from ex pesure, apply this combination there and the objectionable defect will dis appear. It ia absolutely harmless and will not produce or stimulate a growth of hair. No matter how roush and un gainly the hands and arms or what through hard A Free Oatmeal Prescription Doe Ita hours at the most. Thousands who have used it report the same results I have had." W;s O. ?. eavs: "Mr eentpleiKn was poor and my k;n rough. Jly neck, chest, hands and arms were dark from exposure. The very first application of this wonderful Derwillo Uatraeal com bination convinced uie that my poor complexion and skin Flemishes woulil soon be a thing' of the past. In a few weeks all these unsightly defects had entirely disappeared and I shall al ways use it to keep my complexion at Us ibest all the time. 1 have recommend ed it to my g-irl friends and they are iust as enthusiastic over it as I am. We all use it begore joinj; to the thea ter, dances or jmrtic ami it's wonder ful what a difference it makes in our appearance.'' . . Mrs. O. V. writes: "Oatmeal and Derwillo have worked miraidcs with ) my complexion. I" had manv despisi d wrinkles and a sallow, rough skin, Aly hands and arms were covered with freckles. After eight weeks use of Mae Kdmt Wilder 's wonderful complexion prescription these olijwtiona'ble defects have entirely vanished. 1 lock ten years younger and advise every girl and woman to try it and feel confident after one or two applications they will use it continually and be just as favor ably impressed with it as 1 am. I rec ommend it to all of my friends." -'.VOTE To get the very be!t effect be sure to follow the complete direc tions contained in every package of lorwil'lo. Von have onlv to set Derwil lo and oatmeal, l'ou need nothing else, and it is so simple that any ono can uso it, and so inexpensive that any girl or woman can afford it. The manufac turers and druggist guarantee that there will be a notiiceable improvement after the first application or they will reiunct the money, it is sold in thin city under a money refund Buarantee by department stores and all druggists, including tho i'ry and the Perry dnur stores. Lfornis. , Army staffs are odd military organi zations in Russia. Tbey are mostly youug men, almost hoys. Their princi ders must be signed by three men ana a comniissaire. The commisrnir Is a vital feature of every staff. He comes from Moscow, and replaces the soldiers' soviet, or council, which formerly do bated every order before it eeuld be car ried out GOUUXHT STAND heard this story many times in various subscribers is expected to go to Uart-IBrowni George Vick) A. Sluguter, T. B. ... . . jrrt me numner or iirhew iay, rJ. i. Hasarel, V. J. Olmsdead, V. subscribed for. Last year, it was found 'n. Hocolofskv, W. V. Jloore and I. E. necessary in many, instance to call at Graber. " the homo of subscribers three and fonrl Dr. tr. C. EnW. .irl.ti,. pal work seems to be signing papers, j '?n";s to collect the price of one season; Chautauqua association, announces that stacks of them on every table. All or-lcct- . j for the first evening, Sunday, July 20, me list of subscribers to tu.s year's; all bovs in uniform and those holding Chautauqua is published elsewhere in I cards from tho Sulem Commercial club, today g issue. Tho list is alphabetically j will be given free udmiasion-to the en arranged in order that those who are in tertiiirement. It is on this night that doubt as to whether they subscribed, Dr. Joseph Crane will speak on "Tha may ejisily find their names if on tho Riddle of the Russian Revolution." "' The main thing right now, Dr. Kpley In order to get the Chautaueiua to' says, is for subscribers to go to Hirfl eomc to Bnlem, it was necessary for a man's jewelry store next Monday and number of enterprising people to sign1 secure their' tickets did make good an iron clad contract with Ellison-White Stheir pledges. , .... agreeing to pay 1600 for the Uautao-I ' 1 ' Every guarantor who signed the eon- "aa UUI&gI,Ulg tVCIJf yfl tiro, m nauic colleen voiy .as well Hosiery and Underwear Lot Women's Low Neck, Wir.g Sleeve, lace trimmed Union Suits, regular 50c .35c Children's Pants 25c Misses Pants. j5c Boys' two-piece mesh and Bal briggan, regular 25c sellers wch. 15c omens Tan Cotton Hose 10c Women's tan fibre silk boot 15c Women's tan fibre silk boot .25c Women's tan fibre siik boot 35c Women's mahogany lisle 40c Infants tan cotton hose 15c Infants tan and blue silk 35c Infants and children's black Bilk ...33c SHIRTS manias, ana i never lose as opportu nity to say a gd word for it." lantae is sold is Salem hr I f S r Stow, in ilnhhsrd br Hubbard Drug is i, Angci i,y e Ooota, tin ! nervals by John KeMr, in Turner b" U, i . t oraetiHf, in woodbura by l.y as II. Sborey, in PiHertitn hr t A. Steelfeammer, in Ttatcs by XL. ,J P. McCardy, in Staytoa by C. . Beattchanp. in Anmra t v Anrsra Irusr Store, in Pt. raul hv Orwetena ftoief r ia TV....U I.. f w tV WM M s ttJl Jcffc. bf Twhs.t Micon. ..d ia s aia mn It will be a long, long time before such qualities in shirts may be had again at prices away below the present "cost of material alone. Men should buy these by the half dozen. Several dozen Men's Sport Shirts short sleeves, white and stripes excellent quality, all sizes: Reg. prices up to $1.50, choice ... $1.25 Reg. prices up to $1.25, choice 95c Regular prices up to 75c, choice 50c The regular soft collar shirts in sizes II, 14 1-2 and 15, only, plain and striped: Regular prices up to $1.95, choice $1.45 Regular prices up to $1.45, choice 95c Boys sport shirtsentire line, sizes 12 1-2 to 14 1-2: Regular prices up to $1.15, choice .....S5c Regular prices up to 75c, choice .. ...45c Mrs. Martia Was So Nervous That Least Noise Disturb ed Her; Gains 10 Pounds By Taking Tanlac. "A lot of people have askd me late ly about what it is that has rradc such a Vig change in my condition, and it just (toes my heart good to tell them that Tantac is renponSiible for it." said Mrs. Frances A. Martin who kives at 458 Taylor street, Portland, the other day. I contracted anflamatory rheuma tism abort eleven months 80," she continued, "and 1 have underaonc. a world of suffering sinoe that time. This trouble firit started in the back of my neck aid on the left side of my body. Then it moved down into ray feet and ankies. The pain was so se vere at tunes that I just thousrht I would "t be able to stand it much longer. The swelling in my feet and anklea was so bad that for two months and a half I was not able to leave the house, and most of that time I was not Me to walk. Oh, I just can't be gin to tell yon all tho pain 1 suffered during those king weeks. I was so nerv ous that I would lie awake until two or three clock every nicht, and I fin ally get iri such aervous slat that I had to 0ve the clock out of my bed room, a the ticking of it would wer-! ry me. I ic-t a lot in weight and fin-! ally got so weak and run down that I j as personally for the amount. This was tried in the courts at The Dalles anrl k contract was declared to be a contract, ana those who signed to oe held liable. Hence it is up to those who signed the contract to urge subscribers to do the right thing and take up their tiekets next Monday. Those who gu&rai.teed Ellison-White the 1600 arc as follows: Dr. H. C Eplcy, E. Cooko i'atton, It. J. Hendricks, J. C. Berry, Dr. E. E. Fisher, D. W. Eyre, W. I. IStaley, Chas. G. Miller, J. O. Ooltra, . A. Bennett, B. W. Maey. D. Webster, 0. B. Gingrich Mrs. C. M. Bosschen, l.eo M. Childs, (!. V. Klaflar, John M. Scott, K 1.. Kapp l hahn, William McGilchrist, W. E. Bolin- ger. Delia Crowder Miller, Claude A Belle, Oeorge C. Will, Theo Keith, Kd ward Sehiinke, E. J. Roth, Al II. cHe-in er, L. H. Barnett, D. B. Jarmjin, L. V. Wherry, S. C. Fajkor, C. B. Climey, O. A. Ilartman, Chas. R. Archerd, Frank E. OPPO HIS OF (Continued from page one) ident, it was said was quite ready to dise-nss the provisions with his oppo nents whenever they arc ready to meet him. Administration senators said they were sure that after much verbal bat tling on 'the floor the treaty and leasue would win when lit came to a vote. They considered the president, in his speech of yesterflny, withheld m4. of his strong arguments for use later in the campaign after the opposition ha" reveaU'i its own line of assault. was hardly able to be tin at all. ".My hoband insisted en my giving 'pBESIDENT TO CARRY FIGHT Tanlae a trial, but 1 j,t laughed and ra I irwarV niH told him that. Taa!ae wouldn t do me uy good, lhen tny daughters got if. ter me to try it, and just to please thera I emnmenecjW taking t. Well, 1 Two years ago, after suffering many years with stomach tiouble, 1 took a course of ilayr's Wonderful Remedy and haven't been sick a day since, f can eat anything 1 want and have no pain at all. Three doctors had advised operation, but your remedy has cured me. Every day is thanksgiving for me." It is a simple, harmless prep aration that removes tlie catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and al lays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and in testinal ailments, including appendici tis. One dose will convince or money refunded. J. C, Ferry Canital lr,.i- Store, and druggiats everywhere. Colonel McConnick Says Japan Planned Separate Peace With Allies' Fee Mount Clemens, Mich., July 11. (I'uited Press.) That Japan has been threatening war with the I'nitcd States for some time, was an unfaithful ally and sought separate peace with Ger many, were statements made by Colonel R. R. Mcf'oriuick, co-editor of (ho Chi cago Tribune, during cross examination in the Ford Chicago Tribune million dol lar libel suit. 4 "Do you mean that Jnr. was an, unfaithful ally!" Attorney Wkinir asUrd McCormiek. "I know she was," McCormiek re plied. "I learned this when I a a member of the general staff." WOULD HANG FROFTTEERS XO SENATE FLOO-4, BELIEF Washington, July 11 President Wil sin will make another appearance lie fore the senate when debate over the II perwnally reply to attack on the ter. The .welli.- k.,1 A. . i ... "-''. u'1' '"' " f h i i. , j friends Here toitaT. aim I titan t have near so much ra ni ti,- . j . j ss I had keen having. I ju" kept on LT,t C.w t u "77 r"-o takiur Tantae. ..d -..t ,1,: . ",i;L . " 'of ll, Freaeli.Brrfi.h-Amer.caa def. n Paris, July Jl. (' for food speculators was provided in a "ill introduced in the French chamber of deputies (uilay. """ " rnanaiac my mind about ,i . - . i . Taalae. , W I k. A t ...u.a .u. i-e t n9 oe-omes not an.! w! Ilt,t 4ml tie, I i feeling much bet DON'T SPOIL YOUR HAIR 1 BY WASHING IT vl When yon wash your hair, be care- mi wnn l yon use. Mm! soaps anrl lire- live affreement until a later ' ;.,.!.. iMreH ),. ,t . . . . u gone i mm my teet and ankles, and j;m, da Tsl. ' j J" '"' ' . uiin ,0 mucti ai- l haven't a mgn ef -heumat.wn. Mv ' '' ,J'' Jr ,'0"!"rr"- hT very injurious ts it drift nerve, have gotten all r.pht, and I C "I i. !k ' ,'ra.tK,ral " Ip and makes the h,r hnttle. never slept belter in rev Uf7 ! -ate fl wlT,?- f'u '" '"" ,hin ,0 j recaiaed .y J..4 wef ht, which i. k K Th' f!e"am nu ,m',""M' h.u.,0, for tins is pure tea s., and m o weTl and It. 17 tOT '" S'-a.,!,. Us very cheap strong in every way that 1 e.n do .l P'?; 'Z.t ,,rV "- " T h""" "J,hi" l " P1'" where I pfr.se. So v I have Keen I" ! " "W'h .sh"' wn"'1' ? Uee, ,il l. thJ ho)J ..,,.,-,!.. .I- . -praciieaiiy ...... r.., ,,..,,,, aa ,nr suniect HJ ; ,1., a'i'uuiii mi mm Takinif a Mate debate himc!f, ;t family for months ad rub it in. t , i.-.H.nnf,,! j, all tha' is repwred. It makes an abnad- thoroughly, ,) Hlise, out ei.ilv TKa was point est out, The ajreement provides that Amer ieaa a:id British forces shall rome to the aid of France in case ef nn iig voked atts.'k y Germs n v. o provision is made for dci.-rm neves, is ji matter for determination i,y du,t, dirt and d mdruff. would nut bave count hair line, !. kiy evlv, and is 'it. frt-h looking, Kright, fluffy, out every particle ef iov. r, ' Fower to involve h DlDPIIU IMV . Trfttir ,tsmw in war. it was under.. n. lUitAUilil lA I lit I lIH ib,I.i:.,. ,l.l K i. . . m grcs and acted ou by that bodv Mill City by ikfcria Gre. Co. GAIN DAY-JULY 12TH