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THE L. GR.WDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, January IS, 1923.
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( Ladies' Blouses )
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MURDER GASE
One lot overblouses, draped across the front, fast
ened over one hip, in colorful Crepe de Chine. In all
a nice assortment from which to make selection.
To Sell at Half Price
v Dress Skirts
Our Entire Selection of Skirts
to sell at
Half Price
Cotton Baits
' 3-pound Batt, 72x90. Just the
thing for making comforts.
80c
and Figured Sateens
Excellent Pattern in 30-ineh
widths
35c
j Bill's Department Store
WOOL GROWERS
: PRBfalil
'Plans Going Ahead for An
nual Convention of the
National Wool
Association.
O.SI'IMAM:. .WuhIi., JniJ.i -TO ' Tfir
tentative, piotfir.iu Tin- ihe I'rfty-ecJrltth
:. annual convention ut lh Xiitionil
-.Wool (ruw(-i9ft n.-wot'.ijUwi :?l)tfiK v III
V l lielil hero from .lnuary 21 to 2ii
f ilnclunlvo Iiivh heen nutmiiuced lo, I-'.
It. Marshall, executive secretary tf
('. tho uKMoi'iarton.
Uary 'i ni lo n. m. with an .nlilr
by I J...H;isi'V)hnrtli. national jautd
tliiit." Tho Herein v'n ivnni.t amino
ROCCOLIO SEED
. HEfS BIG-SUM
in t'nr
fully raltou
S
Ml 111
hl'OCeoll
eoi.lliii; i
TllO IH'lt
adViUHTll
A lortiino is
who micces
iM'l in lar.M-
local luoe
f Of tllf HVO
from S'.'i j.
( win loiimv Uu, iu
tin- progi-am )al,K vaults.
MocK-i v Mnall itti.l
potnlmeni of roinniMt
WcdncMlay allcrnoiiii
Will include an inlrtie.s
Vaidn ami Hheep .MnrlcllJu" hy How
ui-41 Al. (io: 0 of I hi' t 'lilted Stale:
packers ami, Mtui kyat-.ls nthiihilntr i
lion at Washington, 1. ('. Major VI.
S. Went worth of Armour's researeh
hnmiu will spnk --.Ma, t,.t (Huts
ami ItlstrlhiiiioM of HiippUes." K. M.
.1 dheson. Iieiol sheep hu.u-r for Swill
'o., will uh'o aihtvess the Wednes
day utlcruouu hissl.m (f t)it cotiv.-n
tlon.
The morning roMnlnn Tliiusdi y will
ho devoted ciu-rall;, to a tlisnixsion
or t ii.i:f t;- aiul unuiim bnd, ('.doue
W. Hi (iwicy, t iift i oi the tniied;
Stales riI'Vl M!tH'i. V .mliin-I.ni I)
, will K..-:tlc on Ha- 1 C.rahig I'olie." M
on III.- "AatHMiltl I'oivsl.-." I ,
Thursday urt.-nionn will ho irieu!,j,
up to tin uihlrt-fs'tui "The Wool Situ-',
atlon"' hy M; t':Jf of tin- Nation t' I ,
Wool W:n pIhmi-',. ' atul Hto:'a;.;o com-j
Piuiy, fiiH-ano.- A. W. Ihn.lilrk
Mill
al
hv
ohlr I'ryo, ,, akiina. W .-li , wll
(Milalll -How ,ishht..n Umi lh, !
lain 12,-i por on I I.hiiiIw I 'i-.mii :ja....' II
IlithlH." " : U
' MaiiUiiatioii of '.talo
will hr takon oh I' Mn
-pm Is. mil
'ilhn or
Growers '''""'
roll
lian rt i i-nl ly
V;t a poinplaml ii Lsljll Man o rvou
'hfslln'fi.-frW-' 'fjiy" );ro nlt-l-s-. ihm(
i"'i (. irid arottmr Uosi-hur tf, I ho I v.-i
(Hi'(;on poini.ifihat ai'rialUf In, thi.s
flop. -i ' ' " - '
l!roc-oli Meed Is thivo linn an val
iiahlt- tin mi niual Wt l'ht In xllvor.
Nay I hi! loi iil nroihifci's, At $;t
poniiil. (ho mcii in uoiili 3- ait ouiic,
J'i''(;WliJI)i inccuti rfthor cinotatlons I hit th'
nn-ial ..it Hi :t-s ( nts an ounm. -.
tH. itM (.ilix-iiuv.Vrtlut: antl rtjt
Mt'ai'rily, ioi'a.1 broc; oil ktowith koi'p
afi:ti- ih potfit. Ijoi:h in
Tin- mcciIm an- oxtrciiii
afily at iccifl by inol i-
'Ml HUNTERS
PI! EI DEER
tur .
AlllmtiKli the wm In
a loinv way. It l t
a pmitnl ol' si -ni will pi
phiillK to r
thf valuo
lo .hv.,.
niuin'il tci
ti-MHili'iI to
I'.i.m coll
I'amil
ipf mmIvo, U
timalfl that
line noiii.',h
i v i i -i;;h( ai'i'fH vf Ki'oiiint.
itl tho .miiI Is traii'ahh
Hcarnty ami tho trouhlo
laic it. " Two imi'h an-
proiha-c Hit- r- i I .
Ih a inrinhfi' of tho fali-
. It is also lalhd "win-
UKIAII, Jan. 18-. Emil Itolin nnd
H.-itloy Kirk, of Ukiah, w-ie oiu-h
fincil 91) nnd costs in Justico Joe
II- Parki's i-ourl y.tttnlay f(!lov-
nijf their arrest by W. H. AIIhl.
u-.'iint warden, who uppreheitdetj ttu
two near Ukuih .Monday nuUtt with
(wo dcs and a buck itr their posses
sion. .
Tho two were convicted on two
ciumtft; killing deer out of xeason,
nnd hunting without licenses. War
den Allu'e Kusncetcd the two and lei'r
here huiuiay night at six o dock. AT
Ut a three hour wait in the Ukinh
renun, the arresU were made. TJie
iiicn had killed the deer the day
nciure .and Had watltd until night'
fall to take the spoils home. :
it r caulii lowt r" l'i
in nihl -winter. ni
h . tlon has h l".'ii
iroin the pan-lit plain
niatur
i i-l ni s
.n 1-VanrWo v,H ,tic..v, i, ultitt j M JJ Rj 1
Khnfo:.i:i,i!l',,";Vin i ullii!- u
J. Ii. Wilson KrHav n.mnhu'. .i !
'oniiniiti-c
louml out
onvfiiti-ti
l 1,1 I ll. IIS '
i noon 1
I Imi-I-'
loi-al f.lOV.rvrf, n
lo t in-. Kor
I p roil an i s uo ei
i tho plant. from which ilu
on an- trm- lo Mr:nn and are per-j
In paiiicular. I
I
E HALL AT
OOIfEETEO
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la- 1 in, i i titL-
I'f ltt;i lit. ii
POWDER LOOKS i
TG GOnQ YEAR
.Inn. IS-The i
NiM'lli lMtt-.l
I ! IMiii, rial .,(,.. !
I'dVK. .l.in. 1 s, - Spring -1 iko uv:ith.
I'lintinui's. (ho rmiils orr ilryii.
fat ;ai'l a 1Vv roltm arc soon.
Ml. l aimi-. liranuo hall was c m
.loio. Him wool; anil tho urnnir,T
will ):ivo a loir h.-iskot siu-ial an l"i i
hi' nirhl. iihh'io.I lo iru t.) l'K
'nii.lirit 'umi.
. l . t'.-i kor tlo ivorril a oai a
fat
I'ovr
ha lion
tho h
M.X KKsri'KI)
(IU Tho A.ss.icialrtl I'loss)
. KLAMATH PALLS. .Ian. 17. IC
VV. Haihain, fi2. a trappr. of Mod
ford, whoso fiot vire t'lov.on oavly
in Diocmlior in tho Lake of the
Woods district, a wild ref'ion. hi:h in
the eastern Cascades, arrived here
today. I.asl Thursday Finl (inn;,
hols, Uarham's partner, telephoned
Hal Uv;le, who has a boetle-contr ji
camp tin miles below the tnippeiV
cabin, for assistance. Oeje made a
handsled and wtnt o tho loscile.
hauliiiK llaiham on' the sled to the
luoiuilit iiw.ii i "oetie camp. .- rescue party lrom
and aci oi ,iio.; ; Mnmalh 1-alls mnniiirod to nuch hir.i
Hv, uu ally c-j Ihto with un automobile and hii:!;
Ibis reason tle,: "!,n tn 11 b'c.il hospital. 1 hysicians
can' to n,..jtbinK In may recover.
ji According to Uarham, he was losi
lor eiKlit Mays early in llocembc.
and liis feet were frozen at (hat
time, lie neatly perished front star
vation before he found his camp, ily
Chiistmas be v as unable to wall!,
bul (Jambols. In said, showed no
sympathy nor inclination to aid him.
llaiham en' c his address as l.'b:
Amliind street. Medford, whore his
wife and three children are living.
MllTlllU'M'l.i: I'li.lsll I'M VI,
. Ill:i'.'(i:i. .Lin. IT. .Miss Marlon
tblMot-.l. I y. ur-olil da ULrht-T ol Mr.
and Mrs. V. It. (taylord, or M,-illor,l.
uas l.liu.l an. I li, r companion. cli, s-
(,-r t'aisons. son or V. J. I'.usous..
ol l'lio,-ni. i.is Injur,, I wli.n a mo
Itoioy. l.. (h- (, r.. rl.linir sKl..,-,l :m,;
1 1 ! (Ion, on ilia pa,mlit. .Mo
)t:aoi,rs Po, ly M'.S found br.si.la thi
iMicliw.ty on,- mile , asl i-r l-:i
FOR UMATILLA
RAPID SURVEY
jTen Thoustuids of Dollars
of federal Money May JLe
Had on a f;0-5() Basis for
Work.
PEXDLETOX, J:.n. IS. Karthei
goo;! news iov tH Uinatillit ;upid
project and ils yapi.ortL'-.H i e.vi
tained in ri idler just reee:i..'I f-,-:ii
Confiresiiman K. J. linnott. The
new indicates tl-.t.t inesocettvo of
what may happen to the $50,000 item
1 eeonimeiidi'd hy '.he house irrigation
committee for s'li vy of the pr.jfi.:t
it will still he j'.issihle to secure fe-!-cral
aid for Mtrvey.
(."uiigrtssman Sinnott'M 1 e I t cr.I
which is to J-red hieiwur, says U
rector Davis ol' the jecla.matnn ser-
Ice, states he wiil reeomnv?ntl an
allottnient (;f .slU.tyO jrom a 100,
000 icelamation : urvey fund co !i
used for inv'-ti'. aiion of the loe:;
project on n ."0- 0 basis. This nui::
that $10,000 of Vdjra! money .s vir
tually in :.:g'n tr this work pro
vided another SlO.000 can be raied
by Oregon or C'egon and Washing'
ton combined, or from private
sources.
The fact Mr- Sinnott sctms onxte.it s
to have this procedure , followed it
order to survey the Umtitilla ranici.
project indicates thero tray be doubt
a.; to the passage of the $50,000 tlc
oimnended by the house eo;Phiittee
J iie coninitUee uuiuded thac sa'ti l'i
the Coluinhia basin project bill aiid
thus far that bill haw not pass:d
either house. It is said, the measure
cannot pastV at this session. If ;;he
CcAinihia basin bill fails, to make
the grade Hie .y0.000 ;item for the
L'm:,tillu rapids project would uten
go g Ihnmerimr. IlencC- the impoi
tance of securing the $10,000 as sug
gested by Diu'ctor Dn,vis.
Judge f-J. W. Phelps and other'sup
porttjrs of the Umatilla rapids Pro
ject are jiow stuilyinR the cjuestion
and making iiaiuiritB with a view
to finoing out how the prosneotive
federal' bid miiv be matched. The
matter is also being taken up with
.K N. Teal of Poitland who has been
doing valuable work in behalf of ine
project. , m
in Washington recently Mr,
consulted nt . length wif.n
MeNary, Congressman ,S;n-
Direttor Davis about the
Hd says Messrs.- Davi:i ivu
Sinnott show especial interest in the
matter and as a result of informttion
ho brought hack - efforts are hein,
increased to cecure an early officii)
survey - of the project. ,
IS POINTER
While
Steiwvr
.Senator
not will
project.
Hot Lake Arrivals
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HOT" 1.AKK S-VNATOItn'M,' .fan.
1!!. Tlie fotlowinp; gnosis are regis
tered it the ilol Lake Sanatorium :
Jolm Cotso. Iloi.-.c. I'daho; V. Crow-lev-,
Iji OraBdo:' W.'.j-;. 'Me(.'lliltoe.k..
l, in.'lelon; 'l'i, (llo Kcdv.-ll. i'ondloton;
W. I'. I.olirn.in. .Mission: I'. K. Koli
'. Weiser. I.laho: H. (llllson, Aso
tin. Wash.; .M's. V. W. Mai-key. ilak
or:' 1'. .1. Kent, Walla Walla, Wash.;
WrtKbl. I.a (Iminle; .Mis. Lauri
.1. I'.lk, l.a liranile; Jack .Melkcvleh.
I.a (iran.l,.; William .loyoe. Tim
s; ctois. llardson. North 1VW
W. I '. Kol.cris, Hot Lake; .Mrs.
raikt-i.. Spokn.no, Wash.; Mlssj
I' irl,-, r, Stiokaue, Wash.; J. J.
( Uy Associated - Tress)
YdKOIIA.MA, Japan, Jun. 1 H The
ruconl inurdet' ut William Topper, an
employe or Hie Camnlian Tacllle
Sleamslilp company, liaa iirousod for-eij,-n
anil Japanese fi.-nis lo the ilini
?er ere tied hy the reailinesH with
wbieli Japanese employoH having al
leged Ki'levaliees resort to those crimes
and lo demand that quick and slern
jtlHlico 'bo meted out lo the perpetru
toio of them.
In the ease of Tepper, the company
had decided to dispose of a bunion
whleh It (mil been nshifT lo meet its
sli-umein outside Hie lireuk A'ater and
the crew hud been notified that Its
seivieea would not be required after
the end of the year, lull had boon
told that the usual 4 'li ris'.m.iK bonus
woud tie paid. Likewise members of
tile erew were told that all effort
would be made to find them' other em
ployment. The murderer, one of tho crew, np
pavenlly wan not satisfied with those
assurances. After killliiK Topper, the
murderer swallowed poison and died
the day bin victim was buried.
HEX C HOWS
PORTLAND, Jan. IS If the old
sayinK about whistling trills, and
crowing hens has any basis in fuel.
J. W. Richards of 572-1 Woodstoel
avenue, has a black Minorca hen
which is rapidly "Koinp to the bad.'
This particular hen, 3 years o:
age, and supposedly one of the most
staid members of the flock, discov
ered about three days uko that she
coukl crow. Since that time she ha"
been ruisinj; her voice in competition
with all the roosters in that tlis
trict. According to Mr. Richards
the hen continues to lay her ;i;
rcKularly every other day in spile
of her new accomplishment.
ATHENA HOOl'tlLS GOOD
ATHENA, Jan. 18 Athena liiKh
school basketball has bcifun the con
ference schedule auspiciously by win
ning the first four games by a total
of 2:17 points to their opponents 43
points. Helix was defeated ! 5,
Echo 72 to IS, Hermiston 29 to li,
Stanfield 51 to 18.
Athena girls won from Helix 36
to 20 and from Hermiston 23 to 14.
Wft hare rocii muny bunion euffcrrrt, l'lTn
e. i.h.jiijs "T lt.Ut'1 tlK'Xj
i V Afl UT ;-,cn l ai..yk,,()t and ara
.O.vi uow iim7 acd sauwetl.
, HA.HYl-'OOT h33 dono'
Ior..th,..-!i. i .caceo lor vim, nnri
l-e tth-j. ..utcly co.t nntoe it.
itrtnial? nft.-i urpiieution tho
P-Uli :id Int.jir.i.iarioa (!(.)
"ocr. j'.iij.vf li;...10i;,
" r.-:y the Xua!vi t-a-
el-?oye!7Ei'.-.n.-,ar!1b,,n
rrm.u.vlr,iiii:iv.,ntE;.-:ur,.i,.r,li
.: '. un -vo-
.)..a.. Il".'a,i,. .-st
r V t- V. Iil J-.1 i."
ko rnoss Dure; storr
Dutlc
der;
A. i:
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Wrinht and wife, La G ramie.
lUriuinu-liaiu
1'i-yl liim; hroi
tray.
Nt'us: tno
tiii-UHlea is
r.'coivin:.
an as n
Kemciuber when you played hook
to go swimming? See "The DIJ
Homestead."
IR0NCHITIS
At t-jdume rub the throat end
cIuki Uioroughly with
f I6KS
Q.Vi 1 7 Million Un Used Yearly
Too Much Meat
Hurts Kidneys
.Monday.
It was n
unc of Mis
wok-
business vi.:it.-.r
NORTH 1() ii:ii,
l,"arnier- Slaie Tmi;, a
die l;n Hilled
tu. nt.
Mil;, ii,-
'I'll,.
Ill,
,r
l lie
'll.lt,
Park
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st It,
P.
IO Sill
a l: III
bllslll, s.- ,l, p, .
a'.t.tt Ir.ir an,t :,.
ry hu.in. ;
n itond r.-i,,i,i
isp.-ci.tllt in I ,
a I
I i
el
ll Hi Ph. !t
ti. :i for II
., In the
' I, s ti li , I
III,
J.'- at
M.ss z-lpl,
e'ld irui'-t at
I lltt SMlt.
N I'-iion was
in Tiiiii hist wee
rive buys of Cm-p high school a
on-aniiini- and p.epaiing for a e:i
Hie boys enrolled are Mare
Hotv.11,1 (lass!!!, (bud,
Willi llitwator and Chiton
S ,iiio of them ale rl
is , f '.hi . !.: i rv l-.i-;tl and .,,
: tan tthvh tv.-n hon-trs a', j
l" fair List lull.
';'' ''.''I"" l Hill of Si htl,,' I
-' , .f. , UU'lt .11' lillH'SS.
Mf . liotii,;,. Milbr a-l1
la tii-anlo visit,':-!
jliott's p
club.
i's.,.
Mill,
llo-i
:', at l',,ts cr,'U. 17
M,.,llor,1, about ;1 o
ut- rnooii. Tarsi, ir, lay
mselous. 'I'lio ttreeketl
ttns in-u by,
upl,. Were ililiiit.- t m l,
mili-.-i
clock
north
.Sllllil.iy
by uni
tor, tel.-
I In com, iter,, ibliiii,- t ,n. b in. It
Is apparent that the aei ltb nt was
o. ins,-, I l, on Impact or sa.1,1, n clamp,
im: of l ho brak, s.
I Just Received
Full line of Alaska sjible ready-to-wi'ur
furj. Aw M'nl lirown
and Mack trlniinlng tor divs.ses
and iullnr and cull's for coats,
on a iv all wcleoute to t-ouu
nnd see tlieiu. I nlxi Imy nil
kinds or raw furs nnd will pay
best prices,
Chris Miller
1510 Adams Ave
Take a glass cf Salts to Flush
Kidneys if Bladder
bothers you.
Eating ioo much meat may prodace
kidney trouble ia aouie form or other,
saa a well-known, authority, ' because
the uric acid excited the kidiu-ys, tiny
iKforno o'envork(Ml, get shngL-d', eb.y
itt, a;at r.i'i-e nil of distress, par
ticularly huckactm and misery ia ilw
kidiay riioa; rbeun;atic twinges, im--vem
ln-iidac!ns, aeij stomach, consti
pation, torpid liver, shvpliwsnes, blad
iler a ad uriitiry irritation.
Tho moment, your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bathers you, get. about four ounces of
.lad fc-'alU from any good pharmacy;
tako a ta.Mc'ipoonful in a ghiM of
i water beforo omikfat for a lew davs
i and your kidneyn may tin a net line.
I This famous baits is made from tlie
j acid of grape: ami leiuon juice, com
I itiuej with HUiia, and h&s Ikmmi used
j for grnerations to llnsh clogged, kid
neys and (tinmlato them to nortna!
I activity: also to neutralize the aeid.
in urine so that it no lnngir irri
i tatea. tliu.- ofteu euding bladder tlis
j ordfrs. s
Jad -Salts can not injure any ono;
: make n delisrldful rtfervebcrnt liUiia
! water ilrink which n:illi(ns of men and
' women take; now and then to help kevn
4l, L-;.l.r-. liTmr,. . ' 1 1
fi tlniH often avoiding serious kidney ilia
orders.
CONCRETE
tilFOR PERh'Ni:KCr 'i,
Wliy Mot Have
Eds Tlaat Will
Stand It?
Nothing in your community has harder
usage than your roads.
They are completely exposed to all the
whimsof theseasons and to traffic as welL .
Concrete Highway pavement cannot blow away.
Rain only makes it stronger. It can be built tocarry
any kind of traflic indelinitely, practically with
out repairs.
Concrete makes easy driving. Concrete makes
driving sale. It is rigid, unyielding, skid-proof.
Concrete Roads are as good one time of the year
as another. Conatle pavement lias the maintenance
built into it.
These are some of the reasons for the rapidly
growing popularity of Concrete Roads.
Our Booklet R-3tdh other Moating thtngi ,
about Concrete Roads. Write or your copy
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco Building
PORTLAND, OREG, ,
0.4 National Organization to Improve and
Extend the Uses of Concrete
Offices in 23 Other Cities
L:..
Wouldn't You
Like to Go
East Though
Of course you would and by going tills
way you will see most of tint beauty
spots of the West.
You may join th mrry-makers on
California's silvery strand; see tho races
ut Tla .) uana; go through Carriso Gorgfi
and over the Apache Trail Highway, and
take in the .Mardt Clras.
Then, too, you have a choice of routes,
stop-over privileges and best of train ser
vice. Ask your local ticket agent for LOW
ilOl'ND TUII' and ONK WAV FAKKS,
time tables and descriptive folders ot;
write
JOHN M. SCOTT,
;eiiei-al Passenger Akpui, I 'oil land, Ore.
'Cross tl,o V. s. A. '- I'!ie Simslilnc Way
n:l r.
l.lto stock is 1 , m
hhlppi il our, hat I... I.,
'vorythleir pi , ins lo
itrilK a hueci-ssrul
year lor all In tlis
country.
fall,.
pottl! un;
n,l pi-oKp, r,,,
s, , t,,n ol tt
tin-
r, j .1
,l ; lh,
n,. .Mr. .i-l
-.a-!-'. I . .Mi Li
"" Tuexlav
' Xeil aii
n,l I til. mile lui
o l l;t i inir a
t.ianle K,
NOSE CLOGGED FRO"
- A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply ( ' rca in i n os r X s
Open I p Air Passnces.
STIIIKK CLASH ()( t I lls
Illy The ,s,n i;i1.., IV...SS
. MEXICO CITV, Jan. IS.- A strike
nt the iiilver milieu at raeliuon ie
suited yesterday in a clash in which
two non-union men were killed.
One of them, Jenkins by imnte.
was said lo be an American.
(in:..!,
I -a.l Vi
lli.' Mt
Kii:U wor'
'tors 'luo'lat'
tat hoi; tu
111 ( iiniimliy.
I .
tho
i ixii'i i: i i i in
SIlKl.TtiN, Wa,h.
,ii.
-- i -1 . I Pi
I'tolalM o
III -jo. TI
it ,,r :.IM
v,ii..,n. tunl tt'll li
t hi, k'l to II,,- in, nil. cr
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I'ndeitakcrs Funeral Directors
The funeral service we offer is not exec-1 'tl.
The tilings that combine to make ihi.ijrs eas
ier, in times of sorrow, you'll find we exfor you
in fullest measure,
DAY
PHONE
Ambulance Service
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Main 50
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Do Your Feet
Hurt Ther
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If you are one who has despaired of finding relief
from foot suffering, take new hone in the DR.
SCHOLL'S FOOT COMFORT SERVICE now ren
dered in this store. Hundreds of people right here
in this town are now enjoying the Messed relief from
corns, bunions, callouses, tired, hurting antl aching
ieet through our CORRECT SHOE FITTING and
FOOT APPLIANCES.
The Bootery Inc.
A PARADISE FOR TIRED FEET
20G Depot Street Thone Main 118 -.
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