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WASHINGTON, Juii. M. AP)
Tho attorney Keneiui", $Huu,OUU
survuy of (lie cuuntry'B parole ays
tenia opened today with a "Hchool"
for regional directory and super
viuoin. l'luus for studying the Uvea of
' 150,000 released prisoner to dis
cover the effect of parole, proba
tion, commutation, suspended sen
"tcucea and other methods of re
lease in fitting the convict back
Into society will be explained lo
supervisors who will direct about
1,4U0 "white collar" workers.
" Records of prisons, courts, pro
nation and parole officers and so
cial agencies will be combed In the
J'census" of released convietH.
- Justin Miller, adiuinlsirative dl
'Teutor of the study, will school re
gional directors in their work of
compiling state laws for the re
lease of prisoners, aud surveying
'the facilities of the slates for keep
ing prisoners and checking up oti
them after they leave the peniten
tiary walls.
A third group of workers lu
. Washington will later cone lute
the work of the directors and the
' work of the while collar workers
to seek the most effective systeniH
. for supervising rulcuxed convicts.
For the survey, the country 1ms
been divided Into eleven regions
with a director aud field superl
' sor In each. Those already as
, signed include:
Tenth region (Washington, Ore-
gou, Montana, Idaho) James M.
Brown, Montaua lawyer, former as
, Blatant general counsel of war risk
Insurance division, heudriuarters
' Seattle.
Rosenberg heads
: state health body
PORTLAND, Jun. IB. (AIM
)r. J. II. Hosi-nuoiK or Pilnc-vlllu
WU8 Clot'llid III'L-Hldtllt Of tile (-(
gun slate board or lu-ullli at Ihu
ulinilul meeting here yesterdiiy.
Other officers uru Dr. A. W.
Chance, viee-urvHfdont, mid l)r.
Frederick V. tittlcker, aecrutury.
Uoth live in Portluml.
The phyviclaiiB upproveil fmtuh
llahment at a Hluto divinlon (if
county health unilH, und maternity
und child hyKleue. to meet provltf
lons of tho Sociul Security AiU.
The board urged niuzzllim of
dog as a liieaHure for rabitm con
trol. 'MUCH FISH EATEN
BY OREGONIANS
PORTLAND, Jun. 15. (AIM
Tho stato flHh cotumiuBion'B report
A Three Days' Cough
: Is Your Danger Signal
' ! No matter how many medicines
i you have tried for your cough, chest
cold or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
crlous trouble may bo brewing and
' you cannot afford to take a chance
' with anything less than CreomuU
; Blon, which goes right to the seat
, of the trouble to aid nature to
, soothe and heal tho Inflamed mcm
, branes as tho germ-laden phlegm.
is loosened and expelled.
Even If other remedies have
failed, don't bo discouraged, your
druggist is authorized to guarantee
- Creomulsion and to refund your
money tf you are not satisfied with
..results from the very first bottle.
wui wrcouiuuuon rignc now. (Adv.)
1HE thick, deep
cross bars give extra
traction that pulls through
muddy, unimproved roads or
muddy, unimproved roads or
snow, where ordinary tires.
even wilh chains, would get
stuck. In addition, the tread
self-cleaning.
Firestone Ground Grip
tires save the cost of chains,
and the trouble of putting
them on and taking them off.
If you need extra traction,
you will find Firestone
Ground Grip tires the best
investment
you ever
made;
Come In
today and
equip your
car , and
truck; C
Lisltn to tht Voict of FirestOHt featuring Richard Cnois, Ntlto HAhu itb
Marfan! Sptab, Mmday ttttimfs ntr SalimiuiJi A' C.C ff'i.lf Situvrk
UNION GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
616 Wincheler St. Phon 232
Oh Pm'i'ic Hi:liw.v North '
in Robes of
'9 4zW:'$ v
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MiwTTTrTrnn-TTTT- ii iii mi so mrnf-rkimtii' r i ' A
Pliolo by Itay ALkesou
Mt. Hood in mid -winter splendor, one or Oregon a alluring spots
fnr those who love the porta of winter time. The snow fields of
Hood o.o easily accenslljle by motor cur over the Mt, Hood Loop
Invents "Third Eye"!
V 0
Dr. V. K. Zworykin and his "elec
tron telescope" which, with the elec-l
tron tube invented by him, supplioaj
man with a "third eye" enabling
him to see in the dark. Dr. Zwory-;
kin and his associate inventor, Drj
Cieortro A. Morton, demonstrated
their discovery at St. Louis science
convention. '
toduy showed Hint . tutul commer
cial fretth fish consumption in
Oregon 1'or 1935 reached 3,73,0((1
pounds, in addition Oreconlnus ate
mound U.uhO Bullous of oysturs,
aud 380,87-1 crabs.
Frtish and kippered fish, which
Include shrimps and crab-meat
und clams, hut uot whole crabs,
were eaten tit tho rate of about 34
pounds per capita. The figures do
not Inchitlf conned flub.'
5ef35
( V"l??r
n"01 Al
4.4021
!
GROUND CRIP tire
F CAI($..
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51W I9 ,.t
4.0 4.7 S-tH)-iO .! I.lf
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FOR TRUCKS
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURQ,
Purest White
Around the County
YONCALLA
YONCALLA, Jan. 15. Mrs. Lu
ther iJaughcrty, Altu Louisa Daugh-
erly and Nanuette I'psliaw spent
h week-end in KuKeue viKitilig
Claude Kaugherty who is ill in
Dr. (iullion's hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Churchill
transuded business In Hoseburg
Thursday.
1). C. Wilson transacted bus!
ness in Hoseburg Friday.
Among those transacting buBl
nesH in Hoseburg lust week from
here wero Mrs. Mary Thompson,
,U rsowby und Ernest Thlel.
Mr. und Mrs. Paul Applegate of
Scuttsburg aud Mrs. C'uruilchael of
Uugeue attended the Henry Ale
Kee runerul held here Friday.
Hill Castor aud Krvln Hice trun-
Kucled buBiuess in Portland last
week.
J'r. McKalg ruportB tiie ari-ivul of
u lu-lb. son to Mr. und Mrs. Karl
urigsliy, burn Jan. 6.
Hpeclal religious meetings are
neing neiu In the Uod Hill school
rhousu, Misses Hose Spoors and El
slo MeNair being tho uvungellsts.
! Duo to the high water on the Pa
ciflc highway between hero und
I'.uguue, Mr. and Mrs. Austin, pas
! tor of tile Church of Christ, were
j unable to-be here Sunday. Church
services were dispensed with, only
Sunday school und Christian Kn
jdeavor being held.
Huv. aud Mrs. C. F. Kidcr visit
ed friends lu Junction City for a
row uuys last ween.
1 Mrs. Klsle Shermtm of Hose-
liurg visited ut the It. W. Davis
home Suuduy.
Scho8so aud Castor shipped out
two carluuda-ot turkeys from here
last week.
Chauncy Smith visited friends in
North JJcnd lust week.
Miss Lucille Huntington tran
sacted business in Kusene Satur
day. Due tp a receut illness, Miss
Huntington will not sturt back to
C. of o. until after the Kaster va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Marsh uiul
daughter speut the week-end visit
ing relatives In Kugi-ile.
Herbert Hunter transacted bus!
uess In Kuguuti Saturday.
D. J. Hogers und Klic Stenscllt
motored lo Scottsliurg Sunday.
TENMILE
TKNMIl.K .Inn 1 1 Tlw. It 10
club met villi Mrs. Nettle L'ubot
I Tuesday. All enjoyed a delicious
! chicken dinner served by the hos
iti'. The club nieetB with Mrs.
ICIiui-Icb Howell tho first Tuesday
j In February.
I Mr. and Mis. T. J. Abbott of
itil-iints I'ass visited the hitler's
mother. Mrs. Hllla Halm, Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Chui'les Howell is
visiting relatives at Slieiiduu.
Hoy Cumuli Is III In the hospital
und is reported to be some Im
proved. TlrV Teumlle grunge is enterluln
Ing I he winning side in 1 ho pest
hunt Friday nltiht. January 17th.
with u tree dance and liimh. All
those assisting the winning side
are invited lo attend. All ladles of
the grauKe are requested to bring
cake and sandwiches.
A number oi neighbors surprised
Jasper liouuvd on his 7uth birth
day. The Teniulle Community circle
will meet wilh Mrs. Nettle Cabot
Wednesday, January 15.
The Young Women's club will
meet with Anna Lockwood Junu
ury U.
There are several cases of
measles in the i alley.
There Is an adult study class
meeting ut the schoolhouse on
Monday niglils. Mr. Ilrowu is the
instructor.
MELROSE
MKI.Itosi:. Jan. Hi Herbert
Anderson lefl Wednesday evening
for Cripple Creek. Alaska, where
he will be employed Indefinitely.
He is 1 lie sou of Air. and Mrs. A.
fc. Audeiou. and has been ul the
iliunte ot his puieiils for several
months visiting, after having spent
a year In Alaska.
John Iiodie, who resides In the
Doerncr district, was tu oy am
tiulajice Thursuay afternoon to
.Mercy hospjtul Mhere be will re
ceive medical care. Nr. Iiodie is
reported to have beta 111 foe the
past three weeks.
Edwin Sundstroin, son of Mis.
John ilusenbark, recently relumed
to Days Creek where lie wld be
employed.
The fcigarose Comfort club will
hold their entertniument aud pro
gram at the Klgarose pluysned
Huturday evening, Februury 1.
Everybody welcome.
Carl Anderson ha been employ
ed this past week at Kiddle and
Myrtle creek assisting L. C. An-
dei son of Hoseburg In Installing
electric appliances and electric
wiring.
Those returning borne Thursday
evening from the past ten days
spent at northern points employed
witn tiie turkey association were
11. p. Conn and his two sons,
Woodroe and 1. E. Conn, Joel
renn, Kllune Mutthewa. Creed
Conn, Chunes Siulibs und W. O.
animation). They will remain
noiue until the 22nd of Junuarv
when another turkey shipment
win ue uiaue.
J. U. Wlcklund la Imurovine his
home by the addition of another
oeiiroom, bu Hi room and back
porch.
Mr. and JUrs. C. VV. Lundeen ot
Hoseburg have recently had all
modern built-in cupboards lustulled
in their Melrose home. The work
wus done by J. O. Wlcklund.
: 0
ELKTON
ELKTON jun ii:r vn
and Bill Uarrison, ot Scottsouig,
were utieniiing lo business mai
lers in fclkton Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. IK -rniimna nn,l
son, Lawrence, spent tne week enu
at the Hubert i.ruoba home on
suilih river.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. Johnson, of
Scoiisburg, were lu Linton Tueo
uuy. Alfred Huiid, of Ouklaud, was at
tending to business mutters in
Klkotii Thursuuy and Friday.
u. S. lleckiey returned from
Portland Tuesuuy.
Mr. and mrs. ii. S. Adams were
Colluge tirove visitors Tuursday.
Aivu laiiiln, of Kellogg, was an
KlKlon visitor Saturuay.
Mrs. Alnt-v Hfi'vintf lu fluid....
relatites in Poriianu.
Hie 1. o. u. t: and I'mpqua He-
bekan Inilire IipIH h iiiiHi
lion Tueuuay evening. Mrs. It. o.
v.. v.. uusen are the
new noble gruuds.
T'ne busiuiuuu game to be helu
last Frmay evening uetivcen tat
biKtun uud suiun liivur higu
scnoois wus cuneu off becuuse oi
me nud weather.
.Mr. ami jus. L. HuncocU were
Drain visitors Monuuy.
11. L. llOHOtl 1M u..r,,lf .... .. r
days ut mugiols loosing uuer
business muuurs. Mr. Und mrs.
cnuries llinuor went as mi- us
Nortn Ucnd lo visit. , . . . ,
Mr.iHd,Mrs...u. u. Wells wefio
at me in. Puimer homo ui Wiluur
r'rlday.
ine ladles aid of the M. E.
CllUl'CU llUVB Klllt'llul Ihufn .,nt, .
meeiings uguin. -ine first fur me
new year v. us held Wednesuuy.
Mrs. Kllen Hyueil, Hiss L.oiothy
Hyuell und Miss Jeun IJunning, oi
uoseliurg, were ul tne ll. u boosen
llome buutliiy.
Jus. tuitu Aliidlsou was a Uosc
burg visitor Aiouuay.
iiir. and Mi-m. lii,i,w,u ..
Drain visitors Aionday.
Clyde lleeklev im.int-,.,! t.. i....
gene Monduy.
il. it. W out mudo a busiuess
inp to Leona Saturuay.
u. o. Adams and luyllls Adams
were ill Drum Jiouduy.
mis. W. f reeuiun is recovcriiiK
from hums sintered lust weca,
wneu she wus scahled hv In.r
lor.
GLENDALE
CLK.NDAI.K J,.i n: in...
Dorothy Dyer, .Miss L'dnu hum-
pnreys, .llls eunu Weaver, ol
Myrtle Creek, und Orval liver im,t
lienu Picketl muile a iiiei.Nni-. inn
lo Marslilleid bunuuy.
.Mr. and Mrs. Jess Crariiliw-k mwi
sons. James und lun-rell timi ih.n.h.
ter, Jauke, were Itoscburg visiturs
i uesuuy.
Mr. uud .Mrs. Clltrord Wilulu re.
turned Sunday evening after sev
eral uuys visit In northern Cali
fornia. .Miss Veltllil luiuve nml Mluu V.,1.
mu W'uiilrln were week-end visit.
ors In (Jrunls Puss.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorire Dver v-iMii.
ed III Hoseburg Mommy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Olson nml sun
Delborl. relurned lo their home
here Suuduy niter several days'
visit In Portland.
.Mr. uud Mrs. MiMullln uiul fntn.
il.v visited 111 lirnnts P una SiiHir
day.
.Mr. uud Mrs. Yarn Williams left
for Corvallis Sunday where they
will make their permanent home.
LVdntl H liulialll. rif Kniri.tin nan
il business culler ut Glendnle -Mon-
uay.
Kenneth Itaess mnl Allen 1I..I1..I.
were .Medl'ord visitors Sumliiy.
FLUSH OUT
15 MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES
Medical ftuthnritit ter that rour kid
ney contain 1ft HI It-KM ot tiny tutwa or
filler which help to purify the blood and
keep you healthy. Kid tier ihoultt itnpty t
Dinu a day and ao Ei rid ol more than 1
poundi ot waste.
If you hav trouble with too frequent
Madder par with canty amount caus
ing burninf and discomfort, the 1 Mll.KS
of kidney tub may need tlothinf out. Ttua
danger aimal may be the beginning ot nag
Biiut baokach. let paina, loaa ot pep and
energy, getting up night, wellinc. puffijaeag
under lb ey and diauneaa.
Don't it. Aik your drogglit for
DOAN'S PILLS, uied aurreufully by mil.
Horn for over 40 year. They ive happy
rthrt and will help to flu.h out the 11
oi ktd&aj tub!. Gai Doaa'a PUU.
OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1936.
POLITICS CHARGED
IN FARM A10 PLAN
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. AP)
Senator Robert JJ. Carey (It.,
Vt'yo.), churged today that the new
farm program suggested by farm
organizations aud administration
leaders was an attempt to keep up
the flow of money to farmers until
after the election.
Carey &aid the new program.
hinging on payment of benefits to
funnels for soil conservation, was
"getting right back where they
were before.
"They are proposing a law." he
said, "thai won't staud up In the
supreme court. They know It
won t. But if they can gel by un
til after eleetion and have money
to give to the farmers, that is all
they want to do.u
Carey reiterated his opinion that
it is possible to draft legislation
that wouid take cure of the farm
problem aud be constltuFinuul.
' "it does not have to be regimen-
tution in order 10 do this," he Bald.
"Under the proposed bill tho farm
er would be dictated to just us mi
der the AAA."
YONCALLA
YONCALLA, Jun. 16. Mr. and
Mrs. D. c. Wilson spent Tuesday
in Eugene visiting their sou, Bert
Wilson, who is a student at U.
of O.
Mrs. Martha Slltherlin left Mon
day for Portland whore she will
again receive treatment in the
Hope hospital. Mr. Tucker, malin
ger of tho hospltul took Mrs. Suth-
erlin up.
. Miss Jeun Johnson spent thei
week-end in Eugene visiting
friends.
Mr. Mcpherson left Monday for
Portland where he will receive
medical treatment at the state hos
pital, for an injury which he sus
tained some time ugo, while work
ing at the Chapmin mill in Hay
hurst. Charlie Dear of Eugene transact
ed business here Tuesday.
CAMAS VALLEY
CAMAS VALLEY, Jan. 16. John
StumUcy and son. Miles, spent
several days at Tenmile lust week
building fence on their homesleud.
Clinton AlcCaun is at home agaiu
after workiug for a few weeks on
d ranch at Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Piiilin McPhle of
San Francisco visited for several
duya last week at the homo of ine
.atteru purenu. Air. and Airs. Z.
T. .Murray.
Hoy vuiidcrhoff. who lives on a
homestead 011 Cold mountain.
nboul eighteen miles south oi me
vulley, was out lor his mull and 10
visit for a few days lust wees. He
mukes his home with J. P. Denn
during bis visits lo the vulley
Which do nnl nM-m mnru tl.u,,
once u month during the winter.
-Mr. vunueriioir reports a fino open
winter bo far in toe mountulns.
Ulenn Wellmun, of Edeubower,
visited poultrymen in tho viillev
Tasl Wednesday.
Airs. Phillip standlev and two
daughters, Doroiiiy and Uonney
Jean, of Hyderwood, Wash., visited
relatives in the vulley W'ednesray
afternon and Thursday morning
wniio on incir way to Klamalh
Fails to visit Airs. Sliinillcy't
mother, who is very ill.
c.rnest U heeler anu tluy Lawson
went to Deer creek Sunday 10
look at a team of horses Mr.
Wheeler was interested in. Mon
day afternoon they went back and
tried out the learn which proved
sutlbfaclory and was purchased by
Air. Wheeler. The team was
brought hume Tuesday.
Air. and Alls. Wllllum Blacken of
Murshfield culled ut the home of
Airs, liluckerl's father, Sheriduu
Croy, Saturday on iheir way to
Dole to visit overnight. On their
way back Sunday afternoon they
took Air. Croy with them to Alarsn
field where he will visit for a
week wilh his three daughters,
Mrs. Blacken, .Mrs. Frank Curtis.
and Airs. Elmo Cribbing.
Airs. Charlie Heyuolds is con
lucting classes at the school bouse
several evenings a week in adult
education. Some of tho subjects
taken up so l'ar uro American citi
zenship, current events, civil gov
ernment anil urts and crufts. There
were meetings held both Aionday
and Tuesday evenings of this
Country in town.
fcjMt to hnauro aounv aUop. b
mh t i
ringa, Laeoo outsdo fooon wibV
kt UX i UOi UmI Iocs.
i Tin k Bn obM Vat
week. The meetings are sometimes
postponed or held on evenings
that are convenient for those at
tending so It la almost impossible
to arrange t definite schedule.
Much interest Is being taken in
the classes and the next meetiug
Is arranged for and announced
each time the classea meet. The
arts aud crafts class will meet
Ibis week on Friday afternoon at
two o'clock in the basement of the
school house. The lesson will be
on cut .work embroidery stitches
and is under the direction of Airs.
Nathan Klrkendall, who Is a past
master In the art of fine needle
work. Everybody is urged to come
and take pan and also to see some
of Mis. Kirkendalrs work whicb
she usually brings with her.
Pally Denn, small daughter of
.vir. auu Mrs. uernard lienu, re
lurned to school in Portland last
week after spending tbe holidays
nere witn uer purenu.
RIDDLE, OREGON
SCHOOL BUILDING
IMPROVEMENT
P. W. A. Docket No. 1I06R
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be received
at the present school building al
mucne, Douglas County, Oregon,
until 4:00 o'clock P. Ai. January 27,
W6, for the construction and
equipment of a School Iluildlng ac
cording to pluns, sueciflculious.
and otner contract documents, pre
pared by yraham u. Smith,' Archi
tect, Heglster-Guard Building, Ed
gene, Oregon.
These bids will be publicly open
ed and read at 4:00 o'clock P. Ai.
at said date and place.
Plans, specifications, instruc
tions to bidders, 'Federal construc
tion regulations, generul provis
ions, und other contract documents
are on file for exumination ut the
office of the Builders' Kxchunge,
Portlund, Oregon. Copies of these
documents may be obtained upon
application to and the deposit of
twenty-five ($26.00) dollars per set
with said architect. The deposit
will be refunded upon the return in
good condition of said documents.
No proposal will be considered
unless it is submitted upon a form
of proposal furnished by said
architect.
The work is to be paid for In
whole or In part out of funds fur
nished by the United States Gov
ernment and all work and ma
terials must be performed andor
furnished In accordance with the
rules and regulations prescribed by
the President and the rules and
regulations relating to applicants
und projects under the Emergency
Appropriation Act of 1935.
Attention is called to the fact
that employees on this work must
be paid not less than the minimum
rales of wages set out in tbe Fed
eral Construction Regulations.
These minimum rates for skilled
labor will be $.85; for Eemi-skilled
or intermediuce classea of lubor
$.55; and tor comlnon lubor $.45.
Bidder's proposal must be accom
panied by certified check or a bid
der's bond in an amount equal to
5 ot tutal amount of the proposal
us a guarantee for the execution
St the conlraot ami tbe. furnishing
f the required" bonds iii case the
contract is awarded to the bidder.
Acceptance of the proposal or
proposals and the awarding of the
contract or contracts Is conditioned
upon satisfactory assurance that
the School District No. 70, Riddle,
Douglas County, Oregon, will be
able to secure from the Federal
Emergency Administration of Pub
lic Works the aid necessary to fi
nance the project. Tbe School Dis
trict No. 70 resevves the right to
hold bids for a period of sixty days
from date of the opening thereof.
The l lllted States Employment
Service has designated an agency
(MOTHER DEMANDS A SAFE CAR FOR
v ' t ' I 'J
t.
So Shirley has a big,
"TN SELECTING a car to take Shirly to and from the
1 studio we were primarily interested in safety,"
says Mrs. Georejo Temple, mother of the famous
child cinema star. "Tho new 1936 Dodge with its
rugged steel body and amazing Biake action proved
a nappy solution to this problem.'
The big. new 1936 Dodge gives you an amazing com
bination of safety features ... the satety-steel body . . .
genuine hydraulic brakes . . . finger-tip steering and
soituruj immediately responsive in heavy trathc.
Shirt,? Temp., starring
Tn-entiefn Century Fox
at Hoseburg, Oregon, to. furnish
lists for this work.
The School District No. TO, fur
ther reserves the right to reject
any andor all proposals and lo ac
cept such proposals as are to the
best interests of the uid Hchool
District No. 70.
lly order ot School District No.
70, Riddle, Douglas County, Oregon.
Mr. Asa Lawson, Clerk of the
Board. Adv.
1 "S.-l-rfX, 1
COME ON IN, MY FRIEND
THE WHISKEY'S FINE!
And it doesn't take a barrel of money to buy it I
VTTTHENyouspyOld Quaker
VV in a store, walk in! For
in this delicious straight
whiskey, a wealth of quality
awaits you. And the price
is friendly to your purse.
The truth is that Old Quaker
is demanded by more peo
ple today than any other
straight whiskey in the land!
75c
PINT
N0.136C (By.) No. 172C (Bourbon)
$1.45 QUART
No. 136 (too) o No. 172A (Bourbon)
As you prefer in
BOURBON ORi RYE
AVAILABLE IN OREGON
CoDTtUht.'lMa.Th Old QukM Co., UrrDborg, Ind. Dtrlsloo f fiCIlKHLET PBODOCTS CO.. Inc.
"Ti I
G30QQ
It beors the SCHENLEY MARK of MERIT
trtO thy OlD QUAKER 90
new, Money-Saving
Dedge, however, gives you moie than safely. Room
ier, more lusuiiously appointed than ever, the big
new, Money-Saving Dodge is smashing all economy
records owners report IS to J miles to the gallon of
gas and saving up to 20ft on oil.
See this big, new Dodge today. Drive it! Enjoy
the amazing comfort of its Airgtide-Ride. And remem
ber. Dodge ts now offered at new low prices only
,640 and up, list pikes at factory. Delroit only a
few dollars moio than the lowest-priced cars I
,n "Cplmm Jmnu.ry"-terry 1 F. Z.nuc
Fifm Corpora Hon -soon ro be onown
FILLER PAPER le
Yes, and tablets, pencils, enve
lopes, etc. What's the idea? It's
Can's annual lc sale. Special lot
of overstocks und closeouts. Items
in glass, tinware, yurd goods, etc.,
that you use every day. Iluy une
Item at regular price, get a second
item at lc. Carr's. Adv.
I f i
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