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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. 1937.
Stf" Churches
H)ailie devotions
DR. cUAiiLasa A. ismvAJUJo
Tim outstanding murk of our
duy ia cynlclmii. Tho thlnga
, Hint we had fauiwd for, liuvu not
mulorlalized. Llilelly among
tlicm waa the hope Hint tins
world would be spiritually io
deomcd. When the world war ivaa
thrust upon us, we bopod there
would come a new day In which
not only democracy might nour
ish and that beauty uud truth
and goodness would find a larg
er expression in the affairs of
life. Instead, we emerged Into
the twilight ot democracy, anil
u. display of human selfishness
at its very worst, ideals were
slialtnroil, plans ror grout relig
ious and social reform defeated,
tho hopes for the building ot a
better world lirokon again, and
again. Tho result has been a
disillusionment uud u deadly
sneering cynicism, a conviction
thut every man has his price,
and that genuine sincerity is a
lost virtue. In the midst of all
our failures. Dear Lord, help lis
to be steudfast in our faith in
Thee. Amen.
. Pentecostal Church, J 27 Sherl-
dan street, Ilev. A. Harold 1'ers
' tnir iiRstor. Sunday services: 8un
tlav school at 11:45. Miss Violet
I'einborton, superintendent. Wo
' Hludv In the adult class tills Sun-
' duy: "Tho Cull of Abraham." We
l -wish nvervone would make u spe-
vial effort to bo out. Morning wor-
'. ship beginning at .11 a. in. Mess-
ngo liy the pusior. livungelistic
' nervice at 7:311. Come for n great
.: aervlce. Services of the week:
Tuesduy nigllt at 7:30. Prayer
' und a message from (ioil's word.
ThurBduy morning at 8:80, liroad
: cast over KHNK. l'rayor meeting
ut 2:30 Thursday ufteriioou. Place
to be announced later. Friday
liiglit at 7:3U, young peopli in
charge.
; First Church of Christ Scientist,
312 Kast Douglas street. Kegul'u
; service Hundny at 11 a. in Sub
.' Joot ot lesson: "hove." Sunday
'Si'liool convenes ut II: II) " n. in.
J' . Wednesduy evonlng in e c 1 1 n g -.i
which Include testimonies of litnl-
lug and remarks on (.'lirl'iVnn Sri-
cnco, ure held at 8 ' o'clock.' - The
: rending room In front' or ,he
- church edifice is open liailv, ex
cept Sundays and ho:;aays film 2
to 4 p. m., uud on Sundays Iroiu
. 11:30 a. in. to 11 a. in. IIim-o the
'i llible and nil iiuthorbeil Cl.viiitlun
Helenee literature amy he rend,
liorrowed or suliscrlbed for. The
.' liubllc is cordially Invited to ution.l
- the church services iinov tr, .visit
- .the reading room. ,".;',,:
First Christian .Church,' J.'-Frank'
Ciinnlughiiiii, nilulster. ,( Tho iittW
.lie Is lnvlled to woi'sulp. Willi lliltr
' friendly church, and lo hour I lie
following serinons ; this coming
11 'l-ord's day: "The Jlo.il Import
i (nt Thing," In the liiornim and
"Man's Oiuntost Discovery," In the
5 -veiling. The latter message is
iinotlier of the cliaructer utu'lies or
.Old Tostulilont figures. There Is
it place for nil ugos In Diblo scliool;
j 'uud all young peoplu are In.'iled to
' nttend Christian Undeavor. I'liun
' of services: lllblo school, 1115 a.
' 'Hi.; morning worship, 10: ii u. in.;
Christian Kndeuvor, II: SO p. in.;
uud ovaugelluin, 7:30 p. m.
St. Paul's Lutheran Churoh,
j "Corey iinil Military struets, West
ltosuburg. The service or Sunday,
J January 31, begins ut 7:30i p. m.
', rl'hu Hundny school meets nt il:-l5
; u. in. The pastor will speak on
the topic, "When Are You and I
'.. Walking t'loBe Willi God?" We
k most cordliilly invite nil to utleiid
,'; .our sorvlcn and Sunday scliool.
r -y'lio Sunday scliool teuchei-s will
' meet Friday evening (toniglit) at
tho pastor's lioine. The meeting Is
? to begin ut 7:30 p. in. All tcucll
h ci'S' are urguiilly reiiuested to lie
a iiresout. W. A. Sylwesler, 1170
; . Jvl 1 11 1 u ry street, pastor,
i! .Methodist Episcopal Church,
'South, ltev. I'linrles A. Kdwuids
I vill deliver tho sunnou ut Hie
,. 'Jilof IuuIIhi Kplscopal cliui i ll. Soiitli,
;,til .11 o'clock lil tll& almcnce of the
-'juislor, Itcv. Mr. Cleuloii. The tiiin-
Joct will he "Tliu Spirit uf Lite."
Church of the Nazarene. Corner
! Court und Fowler. W. II. Si liiir-
rfjiiaii, minister. 10:00 a. in.. Sunday
tcltuol; 11:00 a. in., inoriilng wor-
fshli. Sorinon by the pastor, also
t-'Pociul music. tAime ami liriug
...your fi'iemls.
- M. E, Church, South. II. ('. CIimi
ton, inliilsli'i'. Two guest spealiet's
will occupy the pulpit this Sun
day. Hev. t'liarloB Kilwitnls will
bring the niortilng inesHage and
Jlov. W. II. Si'hui'tliau will preach
lit the 7:311 p. in. evungellslle ser
vice. Church school livglns nt !i:lfi
it. in. Young people u service at
11:31) p. ni. The "Cotton IUoksoiii
rtlligers" will enterlalll and slug al
our church the evening of Feb. 3.
'fume and worship Willi us.
'. Glide Baptist Churoh. Our revlv
tll meetings ure going on every
nigllt. Had wenlher eiiiinol slop
ft revival that tied sends. If you
llliven't been out to the meetings
you have missed a greul blessing.
We are having throe prayer meet
' lugs dally. 7:30 a. in.. 10 a. in. and
it p. in, Wo tire 'ooklug forward
dally ror u real work of (toil lo
lake place In our church and com
munity and also in (lie hearts or
tho people. Come lo (he pruyer
aci-vlrcs mid help us pray for find
lo tin it niighly work here In this
place. We Invito you nil lo all
tho services every night, 7:30 p
in. Our evangelist, Ira 1,. Deal, or
.Long lleach, i'alir.. Is a mail who
knows tied ami knows how In lead
men lo Christ. Won't you route and
let li I in help you to find Jesus
Christ as your Savior nod Lord?
V'c invite tint till 1n route evety
lilfht. , Lloyd S. Cu.v, iuxtor.
The Angelus Hour, 4-4:30 p. in.,
KHNH. Subject: "Structural Se
curity." Mr. II lull will sing.
Cburles A. Kdwurds.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church,
814 Winchester street. Our week
end meeting is gaining force, good
attendance and interest, tiod Is
giving us souls. Twelve souls
huvu prayed to victory. Many
more are seeking. Meeting Fri
day night at 7:30. No meeting Sat
urday night. Three services Sun
day. Sunday school 9:45 a. m
morning worship 11 o'clock, after
noon preaching 2:30 p. in., eveDlllg
services 7:30 p. in. Uro. Paul C.
Nerlng, our district superinten
dent, preaches the. old-time gospel
with holy zeal. Come and help us.
Curtis i). Woodruff, pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal
i;nurcn, . jtuynor smith, in n ster.
Church school !): I6. Mottling wor
ship it o'clock with sertnon by the
pastor on -as in a Mirror." Jun
ior anil llitermedluto leagues 5:15,
lOpworth league 6:30. (evening wor
ship 7:30. Mid-week fellowship
service Wednesduy evening at
7:30. We Invite you to enjoy the
inspiration ot tnese services.
first Presbyterian Church. "A
Itroadcnst From it Jail Cell" Is tho
theme ut the Presbyterian church
for .Sunday morning at eleven. Or
gan vesper service by the pipe
nrgnulst, Mrs. Homer W. Grow,
Suniluy uvening ut 7:25. This serv
ice cspoclully feuturos the best-
loved hymns of all time. Subject
for tho 1 evenlNe service. "Tim
Story of Ailum," coullnulng the
series on "The Wonderful plan of
mo iiioie, - wnlo qunrtol. Our lllblo
school moots nt 9:45 a. m. A cIiisb
for your age. .Young people's
moellngs 6:30 p. m. Two socie
ties, iiiterineiilute nod senior. Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 "Grout Bi
ble Types." Win. c. Fuucette, min
ister. First Baptist Cnuroh. .1 n T,,,-.,.
bull, minister. Golden Jubilee serv
ices: 0:30 u. 111., pruyer meeting.
s:iii u. in., lllblo school, Hurry
nuu, nuperiuinnticnt. tlolden Jubi
lee eartoon talk by pustor at open
ing exercises. 1 1:00 a. in ,, ,r
Jubilee service, broadcast nvm-
KHNIl. Mixed tinarlel.
duet, Mrs. H. Whipple uud Mrs. J.
i-icois; sermon, Dr. w. H, Eaton.
Haskot dinner ut noon for ninn.!,,.
and friends. 2:00 p. m., afternoon
Jublleo service, Selection liv nr.
cheslrn; solo, J. n. Tunilnill; V0-
iiii selection, w. E. till; male quar
tet; udtlress,' Dr. W. II. Kuton:
solo, Mrs." Joseph Deets. There will
also bo historical sketches by Sam
-Miiim-, ,Mi-s. i,oiiis tioninugon. 7:30
p. in., evening Jublloo service Knnir
service with orchestra, uceoiiipanl
inent; choir selection: uililrtum l.v
'tr. W. II. F.utoh; niulo nuurtut.
Wednesday, 11:30 p. in., congrega
tional supper; 7:30 p. in., prayer,
priilso mid IJIble study and month
ly business meeting.
Foursquare Church. Mlnlnl,r M
J. House, Sattirdav at x li,,,.ni.
Light hour. Sundav fl:ir, siiiuiiiv
school. A class lor everyone. At 11
Inoriilng worship. Subject, "The
Wind ami tho Italn." or tvpe or
the Holy Spirit. 6:30 Junior Cru
sndera. 7:30 evangelistic service.
Subject, "The Kittl of the Milieu
linn." Wednesday 7:30 praver nteel
llng. Friday 7:30 Illble siutly.
One Word Led
To Another
(Copyright, 11137, King Kenlurua
Syuillealu, Inc. )
Ton Per Cent Is Not Usury
Thorn has been seine melodious
gossip In Kurnpc ubout tin, war
debts. That subject must he opened
cniltloiisly as any oilier mysterious
package.
Wo have been Informed firm,
ly but economically that Eu
ropa had no more Intention of
paying those battle wagers
than the cuckoo bird has of
paying rent. We heard It so
olten that, to our well modu
lated ignorance, It seemed of
ficial. American notes to Hie defaulting
nations beeitnu so I'eolile und so
abbreviated I hat they were almost
anonymous Ihreals. Yet. to every
body's dllaled ustonlsliim nt. tli,.
subject 01' the war debts has been
bmughl up by uniiu other thali l.u
nelie r ruuee.
It was immediately denied
by the outward bound cabinet.
European diplomats play poli
tics like wo play baseball.
They change sides every til
teen minutes. And neither side
ever brought up the war debt.
There is a time when a moot
subject becomes mooch.
Soinelioily wauls to know whv
ten per colli for seltls-inelH III lull.
is uie aiuotlnt Hue lo heiiesly, cot
science or lite metric system?
It's the metric system. And
what Is one man's metric is an
other man's poison. By this
system everything on the
earth's surface Is divided into
tithes, or tenths, Including
debts.
1'mler uuolher HVrttem wo might
Imvo been i.Nred more and mt
lens. Wo lather roi'ent jyeltlnn putd
leu o'liu on a dollar Ihul U imh
worth fifty cunts. Wt) tiul thai we
Bugs Baer
ure being chopped up like the pars
ley they sprinkle on potatoes.
Fortunately, Europe removes
the fractional intuit by abol
ishing tha fragmentary offer.
Which now turns out to be
rumor. A status that places it
on equal footing with tho debt.
We might as well concede that
international law uud the stalttte
of limitations have placed tho skir
mish sOms outside the zone ot col
lection. Tigers with glass eyes and
twenty-year-old debts are both
niUBeum pieces.
It would re-establish the en
tentc cordiale if the aubject
was never again dynamited ti
the surface of the pond. We
are reoovering our financial
health owing to our uncanny
ability to grow new scabs on
old wounds. When they ask us
who won the war we must
plead non compos ignoramus.
All we know is we vass dere,
Sharlie.
TONGUE POINT AIR
BASE BILL EYED
WASHINGTON, Jim. 20 (AP)
HopreHcnlutivo Junius W. Mott
or .KiiliMii iHporitMl a more favor
able attflude by the navy depart
ment today for his bill i-alliim for
a naval aviation base at Tongue
Point.
The navnl affairs committee re
ported the bill out of the mitt ties-
Hiou after a naval department w it-
lies h oppotiea (he measure,
.Mott, who expects tho depart
ment to file a report next week,
-said he will confer ttith officials
nd discuss an "ftdenuuLe dofen.se
of the mouth of the Columbia riv
er."
A dute for a hearing probably
will be set when the report in
made.
SKI FILMS TO BE
SHOWN AT SCHOOL
Two motion picture films deal-
lug with mow flportu will be shown
in the music room of the junior
high school toniKht followiiiK the
basketball game between ilose-
Imrg and Asiilaud junior teams.
The films are furnished by the
Otisidian club of 10u;eno and deal
principally with skiing. All per
sons interested are invited to at
tend the showing of the pictures.
There will be no admission charge.
1'Jruest Uurath and lu. A. Uritton,
who hold memberships In the Ku-
gune club, are sponsoring the- pic
lures.
PINBALL OUSTER
PLEASES MINISTERS
Resolutions commending the de
cision or the iMullnomah county
drcitlt court lor Its ruling in the
mutter of plnliall miichlnes, und
upprectuilon lo the I'ortlund
Uregoiiian ror editorial support 61
the court and the presiding Judge,
were adopted ut a meeting yester
day, ot the Itoseburg Ministerial
union. Tliu organization also wiled
to glvo support In every possible
way to the campaign to . raise
nulls tor Hood relict.
CITY VISITORS
N. N. Wood or Days Creek was
a business visitor In Itoseliutg
Thursday.
Vein illcksnu of Hrockuuy spent
Tliursdity In Itoseburg unending to
huslnoss.
Ivitn Swift of Teiiinilo vlslieil In
Itoseburg Thursday uud attended
to business mutters.
A. (1. Snillli of Sullierlln was a
business visitor Thursday In Hose-
, burg.
.. v. AOcene or Oukliind spent
Thursday unending to business
mutters In Itoseburg.
MARKETS
rrtuuuui;
I'OltTI.ANIJ, inc.. .Ian. 211 (AIM
IIHTrr.lt films, A grade, ilic
111. Ill parchment wrapper; itujc 111
curious; 11 grade. ati cnmclit wrap
pers, ;i-lu Hi.; cartons, Me. Hi.
lUj'TTMUrAT ll'ortlulld deliv
ery, general price) A tirade, do
Ineied at least twice weekly, Ilti
!)7 lb.; country routes, ;l.;t.-ic lb.;
II grade, 3o-3tic lb.; C grade ut
market.
II liltAllt.' I'UKA.M Wilt M All
KI-;T i'rtee pant producer; lluiler-
tat liusis, fni. ic In.; prici. paid milk
lioaril. til. tie Hi.
KllllS liuyiiig prii-o by w llole-
salets; Kvlras. ie; standards, 17c;
extra meilliiin.H, Inr; medium lirsts.
lllc; lindelgnnll'. l;lc tltiMut.
Cheese, t-oiintty mi-ats, live poul
try, new pniatiies, I'lorida, s;i.au
tier att-lli. baiuper.
Potuloos, onions, wool ,liay. hops,
inoltnlr uud euseara bark, slendy
ami unchanged.
LIVESTOCK
I'OHTI.ANIl, .Ian. 211. (API
(C. S. Ih'pi. of Aur.) IIOllS:
Marki't ariiuud I" higher than lale
Thursday or mostly 2ft higher (or
2 days; lew gooil choice light
weight driveins $le. fie; loud lots
OUoltihle urouiiil $tu.7r: 230-110 lit.
tollable arouuil Jlu.en.2.",; rew
choice till III. Ill.Si.; packing sws
saltihle around IN.uu; reeder pigs
nominally steady f veil f,o.
CAT'l'l.K; Scattered sales alsutt
steady, rew hulls and ctllti-ry cows
meeting resislante; tiiedililn-giiiHl
led st s 7.7"-N.:l. ; cinuiiioii ipi. li
able doiitl $r.7;"; colllluim-llledllini
llellers $l.7r,-7.2e; lew rettery com a
around JI.25, shelly kinds down
J;I.IUI; good beet reus nominally
J5.uil-B.2ti; bulls salable Jli.tln down;
cooil-chelce lealers iuntillilc M.eu
lu.eo. SIIKKI': .Market ntmilnully
sleinly. good litickd In latnlis sal
able al'euiiil ..r)0-7.i, choice load
lots eligible til.;;.',, shin II lambs
Uliotalile JT.'J.'i down, cood rilll
iMioleii yearlings r.olnltl; lly $7. on
r0; gooil-choli-e wooleil ewes insol
uble ?r,.2',li.uil.
WHEAT
l'OIITT.ANIl. Jan. !. I .VP)
nil the Portland wheal futures
market there whs an advance of
i cents tor May whtlu ou thu cash
Roosevelt Birthday BalU Bring Gain
In National War On Infantile Paralysis
Money Derived Provide Many Sufferers With Bracw end
Expert Treatment,' Beaidea Financing Educational
Campaign; More Study of Disease Held Needed.
By MOHItlS FISHBEIN, M. JJ. .
Editor, Journal of the American
Medical Association, and of Hygela,
the Health laguziue, . . ,
The fourth of the annuui Roose
velt Mlrlhday balls, In which a na
tion will Joiu Jan. 30, will serve lo
carry still further the fight against
deadly infantile paralysis.
These entertainments not only
honor the president's blrthduy, but
aid In a nation-wide movement to
help the victims of poliomyelitis,
medical term for lufantlle pa
ralysis. The money from the Birthday
balls held in 1934, 1035 and 1&3S
has already been upplied to con
slderable advantage lu . many
places. " :
.Many children have been provid
ed with braces, with treatment by
competent orthopedic cuigcoua,
und with special attention In the
educational field to help them to
earn a living even though huntll-
cupped by this crippling disease. 1
More Knowledge Sought -
in various places, Investigators
have been carrying -on important
sttidloB- In advancing our knowl
edge of infantile paralysis. It has
been determined that the disease
prohuhly enters the body in most
cases by way of the nose, passing
then to tho nervouB Bystem, and
affecting the spinal cord.
Further studies arc. being; made
on animals nud on human beings
as lo the possibility of developing
vaccines, mixtures of killed or live
material from those suffering with
infantile .purulysiB, which, when
injected Into those who are well,
may create in them resistance to
the diseuse. New Bltidlcs have
been made on the value of varioe.B
vitamins ill controlling resistance
to disease and appearance of the
symptoms.
These ure some of the main alms
of modern research in relationship
to infantile paralysis, ami the
money that becomes available will
bo used to extend uud hasten this
research.
olio the crippling disease Is
no respecter of persons. It attacks
rich and poor alike. It appears
under good und under .poor eanl
tury conditions. Ninety-five per
cent of those attacked are children.
That is what arouses our sympathy
market locnl prices advanced 1
cent with Montnne-li cents a bu
shel higher.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
.May 1.1)8 1.08!f 1.(18 l.ORil
Cash wtieat: HIg Henil liluesiem,
hw. 12 pet.. l.lH; dark hard winter,
13 pet., 1.281; 12 pet., 1.22J; 11 pet.
1.181; sort white and western
white, 1.08c;. hurd winter 1.101;
western red, 1.081. -,
. o ' 1 1
MAJOR ROADS NOW i
,1 OPEN TO TRAFFIC
(Continued from page 1)
to (wo-wny traffic. Chains advised
11 the way.
All roatls In the coast sections
of Curry, Coob, Douglas and Lane
ouniies were open. Fogs and light
feezing were reported last night.
FURTHER FRIGID SPELL
FOR OREGON FORECAST
(lly the Associated Press)
The wi'iither turned colder In
Oickoii today but storms of the
punt Tew tfnytf obated, rIvIur many
snowbound sections a chance to
Ik out of drifts. Unsettled and
more irlgld weather was predict'
ed.
Main highways generally were.
open to trutric but caution was
nined upon motorists and chains
were a necessity. .
A Northern Pacific froight train
crew spent the niht lu snowbound
cars on a branch tine near Athena.
Ore. The men had plenty of heat
nd rood uud a plow was boring
through I'v.fls to release the train.
There was H J inches of snow
on the ground at Klamath Kails
nd the entrance to Crater lake
was plucked. Six Icon Mumath
imnty Hchool children who spent
Wednesday night In a scboolbouso
'itched homo in a Una convoyed
by a snowplow. , . '
DOUGLAS
Meats and Produce
Specials for
Saturday
100 Local Meats
HENS Kl plump Rhode
Island Reds, fine for
broth and noodles, lb. A 7
SHORT RIBS Delicious to
bake or boil, 4
ib 10C
POT ROASTS m
From young beef, lb. AaHV
VEAL ROASTS Tempt
inn and tender meat fj ij
from No. 1 stock, Ib. laC
BREAST OF VEAL To
stew or stuff, fj
ib 1ZC
BACON This is surely a
good buy in a No. 1 k
breakfast bacon, Ib. aWaV
SQUARES For Am
seasoning, Ib JLayv
Phone 350 238 N. Jackson
MARKET
and our pity. All ot ' us want to
help.
Summer Moat Dangerous
in - laboratories throughout the
world Investigators are trying to
trace the path of the disease into
the body and to develop means for
preventing Us spread. Typhoid
fever lias been driven cut; yellow
fever and malaria have been elim
inated, and dlphthorla cau be con
trolled in any community willing
to spend the necessary money.
But we must know more of in
fantile paralysis before we can be
equally successful with It.
Doctors have learned to recog
nize the earliest symptoms. The
disease usually begins to appear In
June, increases during July and
August, diminishes In October and
disappears by November,
When It starts, It resembles
many other infectious dlsoases a
slight fever, headache with vomit
ing, drowsiness and irritability
when disturbed, flushing and con
gestion of the throat Just the or
dinary symptoms of the beginning
of any Infectious disease.
Out when Infantile paralysis is
prevalent in any community, these
Bymptonis must . be viewed with
special suspicion. Stiffness of the
buck and neck demands most
careful Investigation. . Pain in the
muscles, tenderness of the skin
and palri on movement of the
Joints are the symptoms which
cause the doctor to suspect infan
tile paralysis.
Then he makes laboratory tests
which show whether the disease is
"polio" or some other infection. He
examines the spinal fluid. The ap
pearance of this fluid, tho number
of cells ihat it contains, the nuture
of tho cells, and the chemical
changes, tell the story In many in
stances. Home Treatment Unwise
Suppose the child lias Infantile
paralysis. Discovery at tho earli
est possible moment is most im
portant. The eniiy treatment may
niitko the difference as to whether
there Is permanent paralysis or
not.
Don't try home remedies!- Don't
lot any 0110 rub the child' with
linliiionts or lotions! Don't permit
any manipulation or vibration of
the tissues in these early stages,
because they ure bound to be
hurmful!
Immediate rest, and rest in
every sense of the wortl. Is the
treatment of first importance. Then
when the ncttte inflammation has
pusred. from six to eight weeks
may be necessary for tho damaged
nerve cells to recover. During this
period a competent specialist in
disenses of ttie bones mid Joints
will see lo It thai the limbs, are
kept In such positions us to give
the child the utmost possible' ac-
ONCE A CUSTOMER ALWAYS ONE
COFFEE
Pennant
"It's In tho Bag.'
Never a better Cof
fee at as low a price
Rolled
2-Lb. Pkg.
39c
ti3
Shredded Wheat 25c
ROFICO COD F1SH
1 Ib
YELLOW CORN MEAL
B-lb. sack
BOOTH SARDINES
3 tins
Tomatoes
ONCE A CUSTOMER ALWAYS ONE
tlvity when the time for motion
begins. And then atill later, be will
give muscle training and massage.
You bare heard much about the
growth of the Georgia Warm
Springs Foundation. The spirit of
this foundation has given aid to
.thousands of sufferers. And the
I work done at Warm Springs is
now being duplicated In ' many
places.
No one knows where infantile
paralysis will strike next, but
wherever it strikes, earnest work
ers and investigators and compe
tent physicians will be available to
help bring the epidemic under con
trol as soon as possible and to
study its manifestations bo they
may approach each new battle
better armed than they were in
the previous one.
Some day the dread "polio" will
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and Monday, January
30 and February 1
Macaroni 4 ib, 23c
Catsup Btt,e: 19c
P&G Soap 6 b8 rf e 25c
Cream of Wheat PkB 24c
Oats
9 lb. sack,
Quick or Regular
23c
38c
25c
GARDEN GROWN PEAS
No. 2 tin, 2 for
L1BBY BABY FOOD
4 Vi -oi. tin, 3 for
PRIZE DOG FOOO
No. 1 tin, 3 for
Ex. Standard
Large Tins ..
be eliminated, but until that time
comes, all of us must do the most
we can to encourage research and
aid investigation.
EAGLES
DANCE
Saturday Nite
Improved Orchestra
Free Gift
GenU 35c
Ladies 10c
$1. 40 NC.237A
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HOME-OWNED
41c
23c
2Sc
17c
10c
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suffering from
headache, backache,
nervousness, irrita
bility, due to fuiM
tional disturbances,
should try that veg
etable tonic favor
ably known (or
nearly 70 years at
Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prrtcrlption. ThU Ionic MiniuUtoj the
appetite and Incteast; the Intake of lood.
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Stephens St. Store
Grant Bales' Grocery
TILLER
U B, Ealow Grocery '
WOLF CREEK
Fred Naylor Grocery
SUTHERLIN
Culver's Market
OAKLAND
Bridges Grocery
E, L. McCurdy Grocery
YONCALLA
Guard & Sprinkel Grocery
DRAIN
A. A. Sandlin
.Ida Simmons Grocery
DIXONV1LLE
Dlxonvllie Store
GLENDALE
Eberle's Groceryette
AZALEA
Condray & Worthlngton '
Curtis & Curtis Grocery
CANYONVILLE
Shaw's Grocery
RIDDLE
J. L. Alkins Grocery
Hamlin's Market
DREW
Bonney & Bonney Grocery
MILO
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Chas. Howell's Grocery
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