THE OREGON STATESMAN! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. iOlH.
AN OLD RECIPE
10 DARKEN HAIR
Naur Ti- nnl Sulphur Turns Ciray,
k. Faded Hair IMrk nnd
"jAlmoKt everyone knows thai Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly com
pounded, brings back the natural
rftor anil luHt-r to die liaii
faded, Mreaked' r pray. Years ao
tlie,only way lo pH this mixture was
to make It at lionnv uhich is mussy
ft rrl troublesome..
Nowadays Pimply nk at any
drujr-Ftr for . "Wyeth's i?au anil
Sulphur Compound.'' You will kpI
a large bottle of. this old-time recipe
Improved ly the addilton of other
ingredients, at very little cost. Ev
erybody uses this preparation now.
because no one can possibly tHl that
you darkened your hair, as It does
itso naturally and evenly. You
dampen a pponge or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair,
taking one Rn.all ft rand at a time;
bymorrdng the. gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and glossy ami you look years
younger. W'yeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound Is a delightful toilet re
quisite. It'Js not intended for the
on re, mitigation or prevention of
disease.
To Release Yank After 3
Years in German Prison
, AMSTERDAM, Not. 20. A Iter
Tin dispatch dated Saturday, says
Edward lIMton James, an American
lawyer, once editor of the Paris Lib
erator, has been released from the
military prison at Moabit, after more
than three years imprisonment on a
rjiarze of carrying on antl-monarrh-TM-opneanda
In connection with
Dr. Karl Liebnecht. The dlspateb
adds that Mr. James appears to be
none the worse. for his confinement
tfnd that he U returning to the Unit
ed StfltP3
Edward James Holton was bom at
Prairie du Chein. Vls.,and graduat
ed from , Harvard in 1896. After
practicing law in Seattle he left for
rcr'.s In 190C and a few years later
clrtev Into national prominence
through his association with Edward
r. Myliu.'a Belgian, in the publica
tion of th Paris Liberator.
The now president of China bears
the came of Mr. Han Sounds like
a dose of Insect powder.
4iSYRUP OF FIGS" IS
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
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Jxok at tongue!. Remove poisons
X from stomach. liTer and
bowel.
Accept California" Syrup of Figs
only look for the name California
oh the package, then you are'sure
your child is having: the best and
iitost harmless laxative or physic for
the little stomach, liver and bowels.
, Children love Jts delicious frultv
taste.. Full directions for child's
dpe on each bottle,
ont fear.
Give it with-
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PARTIAL LIST OF THOSE VHO
ARE HELPING BOYS OVER THERE
Following is a partial list of con
tributions to the united war work
campaign. Others will follow until
thi list is completed: .
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Alkiie. (i. ;.. ."..
Amnions. Mrs. Charles. '$ I.
Amnions. J. H.. $1.
Andcw. I'.. $3.
Andt i sou. .Ki heat,
Asl.liman. 1uis. $2.50.-
Adams. J. 1. Mrs.. 1.
Anderson. J. it.. $1.
Arpke. is. A.. 2.
Austin. J. S., $2.r0. !
Allenby. Mrs., 11. j
Arms, Chris.. $2.50. ,
-Aspinwall. Ellen. $5.
A Id rich. L. P.. $10.
Ackerman, V. C... $2.
Armstrong. S. I.. $1.
Armstrong.. C. M., $1.
Abernathy. Hattie, $2.50.
Appleby. R. O.. $10.
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I'.artlett. D. M., $3.
Beatty. George. $.. ,
Baldwin. O. E $S.
Burger, Mis., $1. t
Brown. Mrs. S. C. $1.
Booth. O. P., $2.50.
Brown, William. $50.
Byrne, Mrs. R. A.. $3.
Bower, O. D.. $10.
Bushey. William. $3.
Bollnger. H. E.. X21
Buslck. A. J., $2.50.
Boeschen, Mary. $2.
Boeschen. Mrs. C. N.. $2.
Blachell. Mrs. J. W.. $5.
Blessing. Mrs. E. J., $2.
Trown, S B.. $5.
Buikholder, Mrs., $5.
Beeson. A. L.. $i.
Bosshaidt. II. S., $2.
Bahiburg, Karl, $1.
Brown, Jeanette. 25 cents.
Bunce, Mts. F., 50 cents.
Bek. B. A.. $1.
Barker. W. C. $1.
Boys, C. T., $1.
Brueck. X.. $3.
Bushnell, B. W.. $2.
Brandick. Kate, $.1.
Bosanko, 4V. II., $2.
Burger, Mrs. F. V., SI.
Brown, Frank and wife, $100.
Bnrrls, Mts. P., 50 cents.
Boock. H. J.. 50 cents.
Bingham. George G., $100.
Bockme. Mrs. E.. 50 cents.
Bell. William, $5. '
Bong. Ling. !0 cent.
Benjamin. J. A., $1.
Brown. Kathryn Fox. $3.
Blair. Mirpah G., $10.
Bray. F.. $2.
Ball. W. E.. $1.
Bedient, J. B.. f2.
Barton, M. O., $5.
Barton, Viola M.. 5.
Beattie, Mattie F.. $5.
Bolter, E. G.. 25 cents.
Bross, W. II., $3.
Bancroft, Dr. A. M., $5.
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Cook, Mrs. J. T $1. I
Cley?R. H.? $5.
Corby. Grant, $1.
Case. Mary, $1.
Cox. Mrs. "J. E.. $2.50.
Curtiss, J. O., $10.
Croisan. Ella S., $5.
Clearwater, A.. L., $5.
Claik. G.. $3.
Capital City Steam Laundry, $2.50
Cooler, J. B.. $2.
Culbertson, Anna A., $10.
Carl, Angnct, $2.
CornffTth, Mr. and Mrs. John, $2.
Cummings, Mrs. A. IT., $1.
Cummlngj, W. L., $5.
Cash. $1.
Caldwell. Al'ce E.. $2.50.
Covhsle. I.. T... $1.
Caspell. Mrs. C. H., $5.
Crangle. R. R., $5.
Conker. J. W.. $1.
Cave. W. H.. $5.
Caughell. John, $5.
Compton, Henry V., $10.
Cook. F. A.. $5.
Chittenden. Marie. $3.
Compion. W. E.. $1.
Cox, Mrs., $2.
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For Infants acd Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears
Sign?
In
Use
For Over
V
Thirty Years
ws rxvraua fmrwn. mcv xtt.
mm
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iture
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lHan, Mrs. F. E.. $1.
DowcinK. Hazel K . $2.
Itavis. Eleanor, $10.
Ienny. Nettie, f2.50.
Bomogalla. K.. $1.
Inaca. Martha. $1.
Iiunrette. F., $2.
Doriemus, S. D.. $1.
Daniels. I. E-. $2.
Honey, Mrs., $1.
Itimick. Mrs.. .'.0 rents.
Iioren. Jie. $2.
Dyer. Sarah E.. $1.
Duty. E. H.. $2.
Duff. Thamas $2.50.
Draj;tr. D. G.. $5.
Doiy. C. F.. $10.
Downing. O. 9., $1.
Downing. Walter $2.
Davis. C. P., $5.
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DauRhetty. E. B, $3.
Drorhaugh. Alice. $5.
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Elwell. L. C. $4.
Engle?, James. $2.
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Edwards. M. H.. $5.
Edwards. William. $5.
Evans. C. H.. $5.
Esther, Mary, $2.50.
Elliott, N. D.. $..
England. J. N.. $5.
Eakin, Mrs. Robert. $20.
Eastburn, D. F.. $1.
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Fisher. John S.. $1.
Ftltzell, Mrs. Alice. $5.
Fennell. P., $10.
Fletcher. Mrs. II. C, $10.
Fletcher, II. C. $10.
Fraash, J.. $1.
Flemmlng. II. M., $1.
Freese. J., $2.
Fulkerson. Mr. and Mrs. .A. M.,
10.
Flemmlng, Ruth, $10.
Freely. P. F.. $1.
Fane. Ed., f 1.
Fletcher. E. B., $2.
Fry. Daniel J.. $50.
Fletcher & Byrd. $3.
Field. Alice L.. $2.
Fry. Mrs. LIdle. $1.
Farrar, Goldle, $5.
Fisher, Joe. $1.
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Gilllngham. E. N. $5.
Graham. C. M. and wife. $5.
Goodlow. G. C. $1.
Glen. W. U. $1.
Golden. Mrs. W.. 25 cents.
Gosser. J. A.. $5.
Gihhs. Ed. $3.
Givens. T. E . $1.
Gllson. Mrs. W. B.. $5.
Gllle. Albert II.. $5.
Gilbeit. Ray, 110.
Galloway. T. H.. $5.
George, Opal, $1.
Grabenhorst. O. H., $5.
Goode. L. M., $1.
Guttery. Mrs. J. L., $2.
Grabenhorst. G. H.. $2.50.
Gehrman, Anton. $2.50.
Gamble, J. A., 50 cents.
Gardner, X. A., $1.
. Glover Arthur. $1.
Gaiighman. Mary. $3.
Grass. H. W., $2.
Gibson. Hattie. 50 cents.
Garland, E, H., $5.
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Hulsay. Mrs. $2.
Hall. Lucinda, $1.
Hall. J. B. and E.. $3.
Howell. Gtace. $2.
Holcomb. Mrs. W. B., 50 cents.
Heath. C. E.. $1.
Hagemon. C. F $4.
Headicher. Loulss, 50 cents.
Hughes. Sam. $5.
Holcomb. A. M.. $2.
Hileman. J. B., $10.
Heislar, Guy R., $2.
Hirslcn. H.. $2.
Heist. Lula. 12.
Heist, Lena. $1.75.
Harris. J., I, $5.
Hoot. Frank. $5.
Heist. Susanna. M0.
Hilbowrn. I. I,.. $1.
Hoffman. Fred. $1..
Henderson. Mrs. C. G.. $2.50.
Howard. Mrs.. $2.
Hart. Marie E.. $10.
Hoxle. Eliza. 50 cents.
Hullenberg. Mrs. Cati, $5.
Howd. May. $5.
Hammond, Weslev H.. $2.
Hogan. Helene, $2.50.
Hall, J. H., $5.
Hohson. r'. C. $1.
Halvorsen M. C. $3.
Hulsey. H. H.. $5.
Hettick. Gladrs, $5.
Hepner, II., $1.
Haines. Joe. $7.50.
Holland. C. R.. $2.
Hubbary. F. W., $1.
Hillcr, F. J., $5.
Ingrey, J. L., $5.
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Jory. J. F.. $4.
Johnson. Mrs. J. L., $1.
Johns. C. A.. $10.
Jeffresa. W. F.. $5.
James. Mrs., 50 cents.
Jones, Mrs. J. C, $1.
Jackson Hattie M., $1.50.
Jewett. Horace II., $3.50.
Kafoury Bros.. $50
Kelly. Mrs.. 50 cents.
Kokuber, Fred I., $2.
Korb, A., $1.
Kloepping. II. II., $3.
Korb. Mrs.. $5.
Kaufman. C. f I.
Kingston. William, $2.60.
Jens. Sarah E., $1.
Johnston, Mrs. W.. $1.50.
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Kerney, F. B., $5.
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LaTalleur. Fern. $5.
Lavalleur. Lottie. $3.
Lewis. Frank. $2
Lee. H. D., $3.
Lindsay, Mrs. W. B.. $1.
Lavalleur. E. E.. $50.
Lewis, Mrs. J. H., $5.
Iarhele. L., $5.
Leisi. Albert. $1.
Laue. Son. $1.
Lee. L.. $1.
Lewis. Mrs. E. E.. $1.
Loveland. Mrs. H. G.. $5.
Longcor. Mrs. J. J., 1.
Lawrence, Arthur V".. $ 1 0.
Lam berth. Carrie. $5.
IeFergey. L. R.. $25.
Linn. J. It., $5.
Lebold. Charles E.. 5.
Leman. Georce. $2.
Looney, Mrs. W. F., f2.50.
Latwood, Mrs. Clara, $4.
Long, Mary A., $5.
Lebold. J. B.. $3.50.
LaChelle, Carl. $3.
Lebold A Co.. $30.
Lebold. Francis. $3.
Loper, John. $3.
Lisle. Lena M.. $5.
Lane. Edward 1., $1.
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McClelland, James. $."..
Mills. Roy II.. $1.
Miles. Lois. $1.
Maplethorpe. Tom. 50 cents.
Morgan. W. H.. $1.
Miller. Maude, 50 cents.
Mattson, M. C. $1.
Meyer. Jane. $2.
Meyers. W. M.. $1.
Moffltt. Mrs. C. S.. $1.
Manges. E. J.. $2.
Morgan. Cal. $1.
Mars. Mrs. L. E.. $1.
McClennand. Mrs. J. A.. $2
Morris, Ioia. $1.
McCIaln, Oral. $1.
Moores. Carroll. $15.
Miller. Charles. $S.
McJuhine. America. $1.
McDonald. Mrs. M., $1.
Mulkey, Dwight L.. $1.
McGuire, A. B.. 20.
Mllllgan. A. S. and Ida S.. $20.
Mclntire. Addie F.. $3.
Mitchell, H. D.. $3.
McKlnney. J. L.. $5.
McCaffery. E.. $1.
Miles, George. $2.50.
McMunn. Ella. 50 cents .
Markeivitcb. Mrs., $1.
Miller, George H.. $5.
McKee, S. T.. 60 cents.
Melllnger, Mrs. Claudlne, $2.
McGee, Rcpert. $1.
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Xash. F. T-. $5.
Nlemeyer, C. W., $5.
Needham. W. T, $20.
Nelll. William T.. $5.
Newton, Laura E.. $1.
Nash. Mrs. Mary. $5.
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Olson. Conrad P.. $5.
O'Brien. George. $5.
Ostrln. Sigma. $2.
Olson. Frank. $1.
Propp. J. A.. $1.
Palmer. E. R.. $1.
Phernetton. Dora. $2.50.
Peck. S. R.. $1.
Peck, Mrs. II. S.. $3.50.
Pray. William. $1.
Pollr, Mr. .M., 50 cents.
Phiel. R. A.. $5.
Painter. Phyllis. $1.
Pearce. Dorothy, $25.
Pearce. Mrs. George J.. $35.
Pearce. Helen. $20.
Peeti. Mm. W.. 11.
Purdy. Mrs. W. H.. $2.
Phelps, Mrs. Lillian. $3.
Penny. W. E., 2.
Plant, James, $2.
Park. W. E.. $5.
Patterson, J. A.. $5.
Perry. J. C. $50.
Publch. Mrs. Cora, $1.
Paulus, C. and O K.. $15.
Olson. Martin, $5.
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Peterson. K P.. $5.
Price. O. E.. $5.
Pollock. J. R.. $5.
PrescotL- Cora L.. $5.
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Quackenbush, $5.
Quackenbush. Iw L.. $2.
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Ruenltz. Roth. $3.
Raef. Mrs. EarL. $1.
Ryer. R. M.. $5.
Roth. Mrs. Theo.. $1.
Ross. Mrs. C. C, $5.
Ramsden, Lloyd, $7.50.
Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. C. G.. $5
Robertson. Mrs. E. E.. $1.
Richardson. E. Ellen. $5
Rice. Bernice. $1.
Rawson. Mary $2.
Ross, O. Ed.. $5.'
Rork. Ed. $3.
Rauch. F. C $2.
Roberts. I.. H. and Hattie. $10.
Rise. Jacob. $5
Richmond. II. A.. $2.
Rlneo. Mrs W. H.. $1.
Roth. Mrs. John, $l.
Roberts. Mrs. T. A.. $3.
Reld. Cora E.. $3.
Richardson. W. Y.. $2.50.
Rowland. J. E . 50 rents.
Reddawav. F. P.. $5
Robins. Win wood. $10.
Ratcliffe. A. J.. $1.
Roberts, H. W.. $1.
Relcleman. BMrs. J. G.. $5.
Rubble. Lola. $3.50.
Ryan. Jack. $2.
Reldy. P. F.. $5.
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Sampson. Arthur. $2.50.
Slvock. Frank. CO cents.
Suing. Cyril A., $5.
Skinner. Mrs. Jennie. $5.
Scott. Ever L., $2.
Shepard. Let ha M.. $5.
Boos, $1.
Scott. Mrs. J .E.. $1.
Sundtn. John. $2.
Sundin. Julia, $2.
Sunden. L. D.. $1.
Springer. L. R., $5.
Swait. Martin. $10.
Spranger. Mrs. M., $1.
Sawyer. Mrs. Charles. $1.
Sauder, Mrs.. 50 cents.
Sawyer. Ben. $1.
Sawyer. C. W.. $1.
3awyer. Hattie. $2.
Schwabbauer. P. C. $3.
Sanders. Mrs. George, $1.
Sarff. J. and L. $'.
Smith. Grace E.. $5. .
Spauldinr. Nettle. $5.
Schwab. Nellie. $5.
Suing. Leah M.. $5.
Spears. F. H.. $S.
SImeial. R. W.. $5.
Stransbaugb. Mrs.. $2.
Shindler Bros.. $2.
Suley, S. J.. 25 cents. V
Snyder, Adam. $2.
Smith. Charles B.. $3.
Stvles. II. M.. $5.
Stratton. Mrs. II. C.. $1.
Springer. P.. $5.
Stover. Fred, $1.
Shelbnrg. II.. $1.
Shafer. Elizabeth, $5.
Shafer. F. 11., $1.
Sefton. F. C. $5.
Seymour. Mrs. Chloe A.. $3.
Swart. Mis. B. T.. $1.
Stockton, Mrs. J. L.. $10.
Rrhroeder. Anna. $3
Schoppert. Emma, $3.
Sandusky. Charles, $5.
Seely. A. B.. $2.50.
Schmidt. Taul L.. $5.
Khepperd. J. $5.
Smith. Mrs. H. M., $1.
Salmon, n. F.. $4.
Stovall. Tom. $1.
Snn. George. $1.
Htlffler. Rv, $2.
Scott, D. W.. $1.
jNow warming
2500.000 homes
Why?
Because of the comfort, convenience
and economy in heating with Perfec
tion Oil Heater. Lights at the touch
of a match gives instant, cozy
warmth. No smoke or odor. Easy to
carry about.
Steady, comfortable heat for many hours
on one filling with Pearl OQ, the ever
obtainable fucL Oil consumed only when
heat is needed no waste.
This Week Is
Perfection Oil
Heater Week
And now Is the time to bay Perfection Oil
Heater. Call on your dealer today.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Cttlibfwia)
OIL
R. H. Campbell,
K. L. Stiff A Son, KaJera. Or.
Spencer Hardware Cv. Salem. (r.
W. V. Ioore, Kalrm, (r.
C. H. Hamilton, Kalem, Or.
Sherman. Elvira. $1.
Sherman. F. C. $1.
Slattery. J. II.. 50 cents.
Skelton. Halite. $1.
Stege. LUy. $1.
Shannon. B. F.. $3.50.
Simpson. Mrs. A. II.. $10.
Shelly. Mrs. M. H.. $1.
Shelton. R.. $10.
Savage. Helen M.. $5.
Slmeral. Mra R. W., $ .
Smith, Guy O.. $5.
Shantz. Mis. J. N.. $1.
StifHer. A. C, $4.
Stockton. Zoe, $5.
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Tilbon. W. C. $5.
Thomas, Jennie M.. $15.
Thompson. Maggie. $2.50.
Todhonter. Hazel H.. $5.
Taylor. Mrs. A. J , 25 cents.
Thompson. Mrs. M. H.. $1.
Tlmm, E.. $2.
Tyler. Ella. $1.
Thauer. F. A.. $1.
Tolman. Jennie. $2.
Tracy. Mrs. O. H.. $1.
Talbot. Mrs. H. A., $1.
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Upmeyer. Mrs. Katharine. $5
Ulrlch, Mrs. Alrna. $3.
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Walsh, Mrs. P.. $5.
Wood. Sam. $1.
Weaver, Frances, $1.50
Wilson, Mrs. n.. $5.
White. Mrs. I. M.. $5.
Walker. C. W.. $10.
Wochter. Wm.. $5.
Wintets. E. P.. 50 cents
Willis. Ftank. $6 50.
White. Mrs. S. D.. $1.
White. Lon. $1.50.
Wells. C. P.. $S.
Wise; Roy R.. $10.
Wall. Oren. $2.
Williams. John. 50 cents.
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Zlnn. Z. J.. $1.
Zacheke. Fred. $2
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDERBOTHER
Take Salt to flah KUlner
ami
neutralize irritating
acid.
Kidney and bladder weakness re
sult from uric acid, says a noted
authority. The kidneys filter this
acid from the blood and pass It on
" m oiaauer, wnere it orten re
mains to Irritate and Inflame, caus
ing a burning, scaldlnc sensation.
or setting up an Irritaton at the neck
of the bladder, obi sin a you to seek
relief two or three times during the
nignt. The sufrerer Is in constant
dread, the water passes sometimes
with a scalding sensation and is very
proiuse; again, there is difficulty In
avoiding 11.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
It. because they can't control urlna
tlon. While It Is extremely annoy
ing and sometimes very painful, this
Is really one of the most simple ail
ments to overcome. Get about four
ounces of JaQ Salts from your Dbar
maclst and take a tablespoonful In a
glass of water before breakfast, con
llnue this for two or three davs.
This will neutralize the acids in the
urine so It no longer Is a souro of
Irritation to the bladder and urinary
organs which then act normally
again.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, harmless,
and Is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with llth
la. and Is used by thousands of folks
who are Bubiert In nrlnin H I ay-it--
' ders caused bv uric acid Irritation.
Jad Salts Is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever.
Here you hare a pleasant, effer
vescent llthia water drink, which
quickly relieves bladder trouble.
w
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Special Agent, Standard Oil
DEALERS' NAMES .
lUy lu Farmer I Id we. Co.. Salem. Or.
Kalem Hanrwarv t'o Halem. Or.
Ias O. Ilarrn. Kalem, Or.
Chambers M Chambers, Kalem, Or.
Don't Invite s Old or the Crip.
If you feel "staffed up." bloated.
billons, languid or have sick head
ache, soar stomach, coated tongue,
bad breath or other condition caused
by slowed up digestion, a Foley's Ca
thartic Tablet will give prompt re
lief. It Is a gentle, wholesome, thor
oughly cleansing physic that leaves
no bad after-effects. J. C. Perry.
METZ, PIVOT OF HUN
ARMS, IS NOW FRENCH
(Continued from page 1)..
were readT to receive them. The
children tossed flowers at the sol
diers as they paxsed through- the
Ktreets. The Eseh hand which
had Ie4n called to assemble in a
oVlork. For three days the civil
ians to the city hall, where the
mayor and officials received the
military officers. After mid-day
even the mines closed, in order to
irive the workers, many of them
women and prirls. an opportunity
for assembling in the square,
where formal ceremonies were
held.
AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCU
PATION, Nov. 20. (By The As
xociated Press.) The Americans
had another triumphal day today
in the forward march of the army
of occupation.
Crossing the old German fron
tier of 1914 into Lorraine and
swinging northward into grand
duchy of Luxemburg the Ameri
cans were received enthusiastical
ly everywhere. On the left Ameri
can marines occupied the town of
Arlon, Belgium, where the day
has been proclaimed a holiday.!
Thousands of civilians greeted the
Americans, who entered Arlon
early in the morning.
To the south the Americans
went into Fontoy and Vitry in
lxrraine and several villages to
the northeast of Vitry.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 20. A
continuous procession of Cerman
troops is passing through Lim
burg, homeward louiid, according
to the Handelsblat. At least 150,.
000 will cross the lorder near
Roosteren, where they will In- dis
armed by the Dutch. (Jood order
is prevailing by direction of the
officers.
(By The Ataociated Prru)
METZ. Tuesday. Nov. is. The
historic event accomplished at 2
o'clock this afternoon when Marshal
Petaln. commander-ln-hlef of the
French armies, made. his entry Into
Metz. th great stronghold of Lor
raine and the pivot of Germany's ef-
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consecrate the victory of the allies
In this war.
People unaccustomed to aay
tongue other than German for years
began many days ago brushing
their knowledge of French la prepa
ration for this occasion and altsosgk
the majority of the population ih
doubtedly has a perfect ' atqsals
tance In no other tongue than tat
German, little of that langaagt vu
heard In the streets today.
Other Certnaa things Lad disap
peared overnight. Including the stat
ues of the German rulers. wha as
been hauled down by the citizens.
The people of He's, the msJorfU
being Roman Catholics, know Latts
if they are not strong on French.
They crowded around the cathedral
all morning to witness the transfor
mation of the statues. MeaawtCe
the statues of the French heroes Key
and Fabert (Abraham De Fabert).
marshal of France In 1115) were be
decked with Mowers and bunting.
French military engravings appeared
as if by magic In the windows of art
Mores and an oil painting of Napol
eon was hung out from a conspicu
ous window, where It would be In
full view of the Incoming heroes.
Preparations for the reception of
Marshal Petaln were made 8uaday
evening at the first nubile meeting
In 48 years at which the people of
Lorraine could meet freely and con
verge In French without running the
risk of being sent to prison. AO
classes of citizens participated. In
cluding the newly returned exiles
and excluding only thai element af
the population descending from la
mlgrants. All were out early ti'J
morning In- long processions along
the line of entry of the French troops
which were approaehlg the town Is
three rqlnmns along the Moselle t
unite at Montigny.
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