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TIIE OREGOX STATESMAN: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1018 Normal Vision ' -Tho who i have It are few'wben i compared with those who have not. Maybe that dizziness of that; headache or that nervous ness from which you suffer is caused by eyestrain. Our examina tion will reveal wnuiner tne trouble is in the r. , r optometrist. ' t . - HARTMAN BROS. CO. A JKWKLKltH A Xlj OPTICIANS Stat and Ulerty KtreeU. Dr. jhmlHU', OiilimcUiMt. We rind our Own lenses. n I u . n ii i ixi vtvt ii ; vik ; iiMJU v v J II l - ; . V - ll I ....... i TODAY AT TIIK TIIKATEIt. OREGON State i street near X O. B. depot. Home ofArtcrart and Paramount pictures. The "Son of Democracy" with Ben Chap in. BLIGH State between Lib erty and High. Mutual and Bluebird films. Special films. Douglas Fairbanks feature reel. 'YE LIHEKTY Liberty near State. ' Greater Vitagraph, Per fection and Goldwyn films. f beda Bara In "CleopatraV Cleopatra.", ; Am Vlck Brothers For Bargains in second hand Fords. Alico Howell Here in a new comedy at the Liberty . today. v . ' Moiled Questionnaire- r Acting Federal County Agent S. II. Van Trump was yesterday busy all day long mailing out the question naires to committeemen, who will I WHES IJt SALEM, "OHEGOJC , , ' BLIGH HOTEL "A Horn Away from Home." Strictly Modern $1.90 Per 'Day IN Raoaas af Sella Caaafart Only Hotel In Business District pass them around among the 3400 farmers of the county, in order that a complete survey of the county may be bid as soon as possible, covering Its crop pospects, .live stock and mt- cninery need for the new crops, as well as farm labor.. He hopes to get replies direct from the farmers In a short time, so that necessary steps may be taken in securing seeds and ferilizers, as well as farm labor. Nominating Petitions printed to comply with all demands for state and county offices, at Statesman Publishing Company (tip- stairs). eeutor T. K. Ford was ordered to answer, or otherwise plead within five days. In the estate of Benjamin II. Robertson, deceased, on petition Nora H. Jtobartson and ft.. K. Rob ertson were appointed administrators and H. H. Robertson,. U. V. Denyer aid A. K. Robertson were appointed appraisers. Answer was filed by Ethel Headrick and Edith Y. Rey nolds to- the petition of Alice 15. Frizzell, widow of J. P. FrlzxeU, de ceased, for a monthly allowance' from the estate, denying most of thtf alle gations of the petition and making the state that the property of the estate furnished sufficient income from exempted portions, while the granting of the petition would be ad verse to their interests. Tfce final account was filed yesterday of Cab riello Clark, executor of the estate of Naey Clark deceased, order being entered for hearing objections Marcii 18. The second general account of Walter Reynolds, as administrator of the estate of Silas Reynolds, de ceased; was filed yesterday. Bay Your Second Ham Fords now while we have a nun- ber to choose from. Vick Brothers The Oregon Fruit Company ; Will pay cash for beans, large or small lots. Phone 943. Nominating Petition printed to comply with. all demanas for state and county offices, at Statesman Publishing Company (up Annual Meeting Salem Fruit Union The regular annual stockholders meeting of the Salem Fruit union will be held at the office of the un ion, Saturday, February 16, at 10 a. m. There, will be a regular elec tion of two directors and such other business as may proierly come be fore the meeting. Contract to He Let Noon The state highway commission will let a contract in a few days for 'the construction of a bridge overlloodi river near the town of that name-i The ost of the bridge will be In tho neighborhood of$40,000. The plans were, drawn up by the commission. Early Mormon Hays T ', Depicted in "A Morman Maid" at the Liberty today. It big, at regular price. FOR SALE REASONABLE Modern five-room bungalow, large living- room with fire-place. dining vroom with built in buffet. Dutch kitcn ' en rang-es arid K3, two large bedrooms. modern bathroom, caxh or terms, large . porch,' phoneJJTS. ..-. VELTE BILTWEI- SIXES . So better automobile at any prlc. SALEM VKLIE CO. 147 K. lllsh, Salem Pbeae 44 We Xow Have Several . Second hand Forda at attractive prices. All "models. See Vick Brothers. - Short Its In Wall Paper- Very cheap. Burcu's Funiture Store, 197 North Com taerclal stieetj Skiff Funeral Today : Services over the late Dr. William p-sutff will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of Webb & Clough. Rev. Robert s. uiu win conduct the funeral and interment will follow at the City View cem- tery. ' llano Bargain v have one beautiful brand new Singer piano,! regular price $750. As this piano is not the make we usually carry in stock we will sacrifice it for 562. Act quickly if 7" wani lu pick np this snap. E. L. Stiff ft son. 446 Court street. - HOUSEHOLD GOODS W pay the very hlgrhest price for hOwMhold goods and tooLs of vary kind. People'! Second Hand Store til If. Caarfll SU P 734 CIDERS Pure apple cider rhotesalo ana, re tail delivered Ii mwt-v a ii m. n 1. w t. w. XS from clean, sound apples. COMMERCIAL, CIDER WORKS . 1019 N. Commercial St. Salem, Oregos Phone 214, Osid Furniture Wanted Bighast eaab prices pmid rurnitura for ua B. L. STIFF A SON, , Phone 941 or 003 hSACKS WANTED Highest price paid for old ..sacks ' ' CAPITAL JUNK CO. 271 Chemeketa 8L Fhon 30.S Vanted Sacks and Iron Highest prices paid. Alo buy ' all kinds of Junk. . WESTfcKX JUNK CO. ' , t Phone 700 Cor' Center and Commercial St. V SALEM, OREGON .i For Sale. Early Ohio Seed Potatoes, 2c pound. Onions, lic oound. In small or large quantities. Bring your own sacks. Farmers' Products Co., 160 South High street. phone 10. Pfl'rofo Violator Taken Penitentiary authorities received word yesterday that, Charles u. Oraham. a Darole violator from the state prison, had been captured by noliee , officers in San Francisco State Parole Officer Joe Keller left for San Francisco last nignt ana will return 1 the prisoner to Salem. Graham was paroled from the Ore- mn nrlson last fall and was employ Ai in thA Ktatp. of Washington. He passed bad checks in that state and in Portland, then fled to California. i - :. ' 1 with Our Comolete Eoninment Refined services and latest meth ods of embalming, 'twill be a "fuher al i beautif uL" Webb ft Clough Co. - Alice Howell -comedy, latet week ly; and 6) reel feature rneMorman Maid at regular pncesi iw"7 today. . KomhiMtlng Petitions . printed to comply with f'J demands for state and county offices, at Statesman Publishing Company (up stairs). " - ; . , f ' mt rtnwvtl m Tb- funeral of Edward Blirns, who died Wednesday at St. Vincent s hos pital in Portland, will be held this morning at J o'clock from St. Jo f.h. . Catholic church. Interment will be In the Catholic cemetery. f - ' . SpoUe4 Ceilings Don't Look Tin wiiw not re-paoer now 7 All n "ll a Ved. Buren'a Funiture Store, 179 Commercial street. raJIIl tar",- tilh n n n P!iir anounces "Flftletn i:;';v nf Our Order Celebra nun, - r a Hiinm Coming. Date tit 11 -Time. 9 P. m civa imn room. Place. all Elks. This Little MUs Will Get On in World, No Doubt at All About It f She was only a little shah er scarcely 7 years old. yet she tripped gaily down the street, 'two shiny quarters clutched tightly in one chu.jby hand. Finally she paused, walked slower and looked anxiously H an if in search of fcome- X one She spied a yoang man walking leisurelcy down the I street, and walking up to him, she gravely asked. J "Can you tell me where there I is a barber shop? One where they cut children hair?" i There was one close at hand, and one farther down the. street. The young man ldoked at both, I and choose the 6ne fartherest "There is one, right down this A street, till you come to mat striped pole" be said, and with a "Thank you." the little miss went her way. Half an hour later the young man happened to be coing the street in an opposite direc tion, and met the girl again. Her hair was nicely bobbed and she ekipped along unmldeful of all. When she saw her late informant, however, she stop ped, and, as he was eating some peanuts, said, "Give me some," accompany ing the request with a winning smile. nut oim the sack and nuick- 1 ly changed hands. The young man was rewaraeu wun vinoiu er "Thank yod..' 'Did you ' f ind the barber shop?" he asked. "You bet," was the answer and homeward she went. I Odd Lots In Wail Paper l r.. on'a Vn n if ii r a Store. til iubi. wwi1-" " - 1&7 Commercial street. Cae Continued Before Judge Webster yesterday appeared W. R. Cline, charged with forging certain railroad freight bills. and throueh ttoo efforts oi mi i- torney, his case was continued indef initely. Piano Itareai v have one beautiful brand new filnrof niano . regular price S750. As this piano is not the make we usually carry In stock we win sacrmce ir $562. Act quickly If you want w nick no this snap.? E. L. Stiff ft sqn. 446 Court street WE MOVE- Pack and Store Eyerything Special rates on eastern shipments. Piano moving- and country trips specialty. Prompt service. Work 1 guaranteed. ' LART.IER TRANSFER CO. 14S 8. LIBERTY STREET i Office Phone 930 , llnmn Phono tSQB 9 O A L A S D W O O D In The Probate Court Citation wa issued f rom tho coun ty! court yesterday to Edward W VVbltney, executor of the estate of Susan SUlser. deceased to appear i court February 25, and show jau. why he should not be removed and SJ I. V. Machena. or other er-on ..nnintAH m his stead. In the estate fames' Neil deceased the petition of f Michael O. Niell, was filed ob iecting to cerUln account, and Lx- Navy Man Visits Relatlfes j Donald Cory, who Is In the United state navv and ! stationed at Mare Island in San Francisco bay, is in ; Salem visiting at the home of his aunt and uncle. Mfi and Mrs. W. W. Cory, 365 South Seventeenth street. He -will leave ror Mare isianu Mr: Corr likes life in the navy as hehas experienced it and claims that It Is the "only Hfe." Remnant In Wall Paper ; For almost nothing, uuren's fun iture Store, 179 Commercial street McCamant Will Speak The Salem Six o ciock ciud ww hold a Washington birthday session next Tuesday evening-, and Justice nr.il.o. Upramint will be the speak- snorial uatrlotic mnslc will be Hven bv-the male quartet. Supper win herved bv the woman of the Naomi circles An invlUtion to at tend Is extenaea to an men in. m.. WAmana AnilllarV K Of St. Paul's Episcopallchurch whl -Pri d a afternoon February If a.n nvinck with Mrs. L. S. Geer at 765 Marion street . Mr. CJI11 Lectures Students . . . Tk. mnihr of the class In His neiipinn" at Kimball college. enjoyed a lecture by Rer. R. S. Gil., im wniaconali church, Thursday i v.rimia nastors of the local ""U'tii talks to the students ' " " . . . I. lliaAlnrr. wnicn WUI SIITC i"'" in.ieht Into the religious "r iw of the different churches. ; I ; , I nA...v r;irlt Dover yesterday Is sued licenses to use high to Arthur GIrod. A. B. McKellcr. L O. Custlss and L. A. Golday of Salem. . paint makers of Pendleton and Spo kane, was In saiem yesceraay. Judge George B. Bingham left for Albany this morning, where he will spend the day transacting legal bust ness. . John Boswell of Vale is the guest of Lee M. Unruh for, a few days. Miss Nina Llbby is in Seattle vls- itlne with friends. - T. L. Billingsley Is In Eugene this week. Frank McDonald made a business trip to Salem from Mehama yester day.. T. C. Van Cleave of Silverton spent Thursday in -Salem visiting with friends. , - Iric Bolt, an alumnus of Willam ette university, .'spent Thursday vis iting with friends on the campus. Mr. Bolt 1 connected with Y. M. C A. -work at Vancouver, Wash, Second Lieutenant J. Blair Bed in gfield was in Salem Thursday vis iting with friends. He was formerly a student at Willamette university. ; J. H. Roland of Jefferson wasf a business visitor here yesterday. C. B. Kurd and. jpora Phelps, or Portland, are registered at the Argo hotel. ' , O. L. Ferris, sales manager of the Pheasant Northwest Products coji- pany left yesterday for the east, on general Inspection trip of the dif ferent agencies of the company. In the eastern and middle states. He expects to lay out the work for an aggressive -selling campaign In the! entire territory, and will pronauiy be away from. Salem for a month or more. uranarer Ivan McDanlel Of tno commercial club was called to Port land yesterday, to take part in fed eral food conferences. It is expect ed that he will return to the city. this morning. W. A. Kraure and F. L. Presbury. of San Francisco, are registered at the Marlon. - - nenton Bowers, of Ashland. Is a ruest of the Marlon. H. V. Horton is here from Grants Pass, registered at the Marion. D. H. Duncan. S. C. Ban Armitage. B. E. Mallng. W. H. Rountree. E s. Buhn. W. D. Jenkins. J. M. Keen- ey and S. D. King, of Portland, are ttonnlne at the Marlon hotel. Frank C. Jackson, of Seattle, Is at the Marlon. M. B. Frarris. of Chicago, is at the Marion hotel. H. N. Waltx. of St. Paul, is stop ping at the Marion. F. A. Bernardo ana w. hu urow, of Seattle, are at the Bllgh hotel. C. S. Smith, of Shedd, Is a gue3t of the Bllgh . Paul Turner, of Corvallis, Is stop ping at the Bllgh. C. Snyder, of Jordan. .Ore., is at the Bligb. G. W. De Jardin, of Stayton, Is at the Bllgh. E. W. PImer. of Rlckreall. Is quartered at the Bllgh hotel. Frank Kirkpatrlck, of Aren, Mont., I at the Bligh. t James L. Price, of Hoskins, Or.. isstopping at the Bligh. - f H. P. Byers Is here, from Dallas, registered at the Bligh. N. N. Cristy, of Falls City, Is at the Bllgh. P. C. Olson, E. E. Croad, Chas. Day, and wife, M. A. Francis. C. J. Anderson, R. K. Ashby and John A. Mefsner. of Portland, are reglsterea at the Bllgh. C. Scneider, of Jordan, Is quarter ed at the Bligh. .7 ANYBODY Can lie to their customers by telling them, when selUng shoes, that they give them $9.Q0 (shoes for $3.95 or $4.05'; but that shoe will not give $9.00 in wear. Soon' their customers will find they have been fooled. What then? You know the rest your self. When we sell you shoes for less money and tell yon that they were $7.00 or $9.00 shoes, and sell them for $4.95 or $5.95, we want you to. get $7.00 and $9.00 wear out of them, and not only the purchase price. " That's what we call .honest dealing. FOB TWO DAYS ONLY we quota the f ollowing price. If we have your size we will sell you the TILT SHOE for $5.95. Portland price on this shoe is $9.00 But remember we want . you to get $9.00 wear and more than $5.95. A. J. PARIS SHOE SHOP 379 STATE STREET 23c Coffe 1 If you want a real good coffe. at reasonable price ask for ?r blend. Clbs. for flAO L W. have put in a new. and will f o tu:w Juxt groceries way to plaaaa you. PURE FOOD GROCERY 845 Vataa SC I'ba SOS U. r. Tlkt Office l ; AT BUSIGIFS CASH STORES 299 N. Commercial 'St Phone 198 118 S. Commercial Si 387 Court Street r !...' - Doctor White Diieae oi Women and Nervous Dueaiei 600 United SUtci national Bank Bonding Salem, Oregon , ...nil. I'timi SatnrxlaT i n.:.i..itAn for vouns men deslr . 1. .Ointment tJ the United States naval academy at Annapolis mi ka ffin Saturday by J. T. Mat- thewaTof Willamette .. 1.. nnrin(atlTA Hawiey f district will be ellgable to take th examination. The following ubject3 will be scheduled: Spelling arith metic. Igebra. geometry, Un" States history, grammar and geog raphy. ' -. j .. :i Mr. Elliott of the 8alem '"e :ftnr Company reports the sale of a four nassenger 80 horsepower Peer less. Immobile to Mrs. L Beason of Salem. The car was delivered yesterday.- . -1 Weeks Will Be Candidate George W, Weeks, who was a memI? of the 1913 and 1915 ses m J, n,nn lerislature. said ye."rday thai he will be a candidate Yor the 1919 ,on-,lThrV1e been rumors for some time that Mr. Weeks would seek a place in the state senate instead of the lower house. .. . I PERSONALS I I E. E. j Cleaver Cleaver, , manager of the Manufacturing company. Special for Friday Only Bars Royal White Soap. .25c 0 Boxes Matches .27c 3 lbs. Carre Cut Macaroni. 23c 4 lb. Cream Rolled Oats. .S3C 18 Cans Old Dutch Cleanser. 15c w .25C .1t , .30c .23c 7 Bars Pacific Itmdrj oap 25c K. C. Baking Powder 50c can Oysters, one day 2 can Milk - 3 Ibn. Royal Clato Coffee. .85c im wikir. IJbertr -Oat VlnkM .... .... .... 'M"' Citrus Wash Towder, pkg..2c Saturday Only "CASCARETS" BEST IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS, SICK,C0NSTIPATED Ttt for Liver and Bowels, Bad Breath, Bad Colds, Sour Stomach. !Oet a 10-cent box. ' " 'Sick headache, biliousness, coated tonaue. head Jand nose clogged up with . a cold always trace this to torpid liver: delayed, fermenting food In the bowels or -sour, gassy stomach. . Poisonous matter clogged in the Intestines. Instead of being cast out of the system is reabsorbed' into the blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes conges tion and that dulr throbbing, sick enlne headache. Cascarets Immediately cleanse the stomach-remove the sour, undigest ed food and foul gases, take the ex cess bile from tbe liver ' ana carry out all the constipated waste matter and poisons In the bowels. A Cascaret tonight win sureiy straighten you out by morning a 10-cent box from your druggist means ' your neaa : clear, siomacn sweet, breath right, complexion roi.y and your liver and bowels regular for montns. ' . FATHERS AND SONS TO MEET age of the old bridge, there being a very large tonnage of old steel and iron to. be disposed of, upwards of 100,000 tons, and as old steel or Iron of any kind Is now eagerly sought by the government at fancy j prices, somebody' will get a neat profit from tbe sale of tne juna. . Jadge W. M. uusney, wno maaa the original contract on the part of Marion county, yesterday turned up the records in his office, which show that the contract for the new bridge was awarded on bids; that tne suc cessful bidders . were J the Coast Bridge company andRobert Wake field, of Portland. The estimates and contracts were made by Herbert Nunn, state highway engineer, and were executed on the part of Mar ion county by County Judge Bushey and Commissioner Hunt, , The body of the con tret reads that the structure shall be buolt and paid fnr'by Marlon county, but the county of Polk, after the completion of the bridge, will' reimburse Marion coun ty with Its share. The figures In serted in tbe contract are xiis.uuu. afterwards raised to 1202,000, these being minimum figures. It .being considered ' that some 6 f the items of expense could not be figured in advance, as material and labor is advancing all the time, but the most conservative estimate of the bridge cost when completed Is $225,000 In round figures. Judge Bushey explained that the contractors agreed to clear the chan nel of all obstructions to. navigation after the , completion of the new bridge, which would mean that they Included In their bids for construe tion also the cost of tbe removal of tbe odl bridge. Including Its valu able steel. ; 1 ffn that ,evenf; whatevere . prort will accrue from tbe sale of the steal and iron will belong to the contrac tor, who are supposed to have fig ured that' as a part of their profits, and the cost that much less to tho county. The county will get the new bridge at about 'the estimated Inti mate cost, and the bridge contractors will reap tbe harvest from the sale of the steel and Iron of the old bridge,' It may be more than thsy estimated It would bring them at K a ,1mA ttiA MiiitnFt waa lnail ProfeSSOr Plttman of Mon-I July IS, lSH, when It comes to the sale of it in August or septemoer "Is a memorial tablet erected to the memory of tbe late vicar." "There now." Ain't it beautiful?" . exclaimed the admiring old lady, still flustered and anxious -to please. "And I'm sure, sir, I 'ope we see onV erected to you on the other side." , London Tit Bits. Since the beginning of the war Great Britain has piled up a national debjt amounting to $20,000.000.000. Auction Sale TOODRY'S AUCTION r.IARKET Cor. Ferry & Liberty SAT., FER., 16, 1918, 10:00 a. ra.1 ' 1 Horse, 1,330 pounds, .good worker; 6 Buff Leghorn Pol leta and Cockerel; 1 deliv ery wagon; 2 plows, culti vator. Tools, 'etc. t 1:30 p. in,' Household ' Funiture of all kinds, ranges, beaters, .or gan, piano, canned fruit, men's, ladle' and children' clothing; shoes, etc. Private sales daily. F.N. W00DRY, THE AUCTIONEER . Phono BlO-oll mouth to Give Main Ad dress Tonight next. BANISH CATARRH a cans Light House Cleanser .... , ... 5 Bars Ivory Soap ....-. fsac Itoyml Baking Powderr'lb. 3c peanut Butter, pound .... 15 2 ' lb. M. J. n.t Coffee . . 75 Potatoes, 10O lbs. . . . , . ; f lilO a" 1 1 .oa. pkg. Raisins, 3 pkgs. 23c Sun Uld talsina, 3 pkg. 20c fl.OO Brooms for ....... t5e i pkg. E-C Corn Flake. .S3c Pot Toaatiea. pkg. ,.10e 15c pkg. X. B. C. Cookies V 2 for , . ,25c 2 pkg. Crape 5uta for . . ".2SC Vou pay only for Groceries Ton Buy, not for , Fixture. ; : At the First Methodist church to night a mass meeting of Salem fath ers and sons, . incident to the cele bration of "fathers and sons week." will be held. Banqueting will not be a feature of the affair tonight. but there will be something else Just as good, namely, an address by Pror. 1L S. Plttman of the Oregon Normal school. tTbe bneetinr tonight be gins at 7:43 o'clock. ? Assembly sngtng will be led bv- Secretary O B. Clnrlch of the T. M. C. A., and Dr. It. N. Avison will open the program with nrayer. A male onartet under the direction of Joba W. Todd will contribute a number of selection prior to Mr. Pittman's ad dress and assembly singing will fol low the address. This will Include the' singing of the "Str Spangled Banner." " Professor Plttman has been heard at the high school twice and has been enthusiastically received by the stu dents on both occasions. His subject to night will be on the relation be tween fathers and sons. Supeiia tendent Todd and his warblers do not need to be introduced to Salem people because they are already counted amona the celebrities. Sec retary Gingrich promtses fifteen minutes of the best songs obtainable. The high school students are be hind the program, and with the as sistance of their fathers think, they are likely to make an overflow meet ing necessry. Tomorrow night fathers and sons are to spend the evening at home to gether and Sunday special services will be held In all the churches. IRON AND STEEL TO CONTRACTORS Builders Reap Profit From Wreckage of Old Inter county StrarfuTe As i the time approaches for the completion of the new inter-county blidge 'over the Willamette rlrer connecting Marlon "d coun ties, much interest l manifested a to what Is to become of the wrerk- Brratk IlyasaH far Twa Mlaatea aaa Staff l Hraa TO ill uec wun If you want to get relief from ca tarrh, cold In the bead or from an ir ritating- cougn in tne snoriesi um breathe Hyom.l. .... It will clean out your neaa in iwo minutes and allow you to breath frca- 1- Hvnml will end a cold In one day. it will relieve you of dtsrustiivfr snuf fles. Nhawkinar. npittlna: and offensive breath In a week. - . Hromel Is made chiefly from a sooth Intr healinar. arerm killing; antlsepttlc. that comes from the eucalyptus forests of inland Australia wnera eaiarrn. as thma and consumption were never Hyomet la pleasant and m easy t- breathe. Just pour a few drops Into the hard rubber Inhaler, use as direct ed and relief is almost certain. A complete Hyomei outfit, including but little at druggists everywhere and mt rtantoi Vrv'a. If vou already own an Inhaler ybu can ret an extra bottle of Hyomei at arug-giata. DOUBTFUL COMPUIEXT. A clergyman . was about to leave his church one evening wnen ne en countered an old lady examining the rarvlna- on the front, Flndlnc her desirous of , seeing the beauties of the churchy he volun teered to chew her ovr, and the flustered old lady, much gratmea at this unexpected offer of a person ally-conducted tour, shyly accepiea it- '. - rtv and bv they came to a. hand some tablet on the right of the pul pit. "This." explained the good man New Sjry uooq H We have just received a ship- men. of new dry good Serges, poplins, calico, win dow scrim, muslin, taffeta silks, long cloth, outing flan nel, toweling, Irish linen, '-'v ...... etc. - " Priced extremely low Invebtigate! SAMPSON & GIDDENS 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c v Stcre 141 No. CcEznercfcl St 1' T MMaa-aaaaaaaaa-aa--------------aaaa--W---a-Wl f "" SSgSaaa.- r . ....... II WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS "Eighty per cent of the population are afflicted with some form of spinal defect that Is the cause of so much nervousness. Indi gestion, headache, rbeBmallsm, mental weakness and other grave and dangerous diseases." W. 1L .Shumfley. M. D. Chiropractic corrects the spinal defects. , DR. O. L. SCOTT, D. C. CmROPBACTIO SPINOLOQIST P. S. C. Graduate -V. 8. ITatl Bank Bldg, Rooms 406-7-8, Salein, Oregon. -Office Phone 87. Res. Phone 8285 ;