The Oregon statesman., May 21, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

O-;'.;;:-,, . - . T ' ; " 'T - " I J THE OKKflOX STATESMAN; WEnXBSDAV. MAY 21. J1H0 4
7hy feelibf Iron flCeeps Womek
Yflule Plenty cf Red
' Blood Ricb is ires
i Helps Make Then
. J Strong, Health Jj'
an dDeanufcL
Haw Oreanic Ira
i Knxatedlron hel
' Snlve Problem of Supi
! iTbercbT Increasing th
Strenzth and Endurance
I of iJelicate Care-worn
.Women in Two Weeki
Time in Many Instances.
IHfitir i woman who ought
itill to be youraj in feeling i
iMimr rh mri-nnie -rim anti
energy that make life -worth Eving
twxiose her blood is thinning
,-tmt and possibly starving through lack
: pi iron. i , . V
i coloring matter of the blood that Iiie
i tustaining oxygen enters the body and
enables the blood to cliange food into
liyirur tissue, muscle and brain.
. MmTt;r li'ooh the alarming iron deficiency in the blood of the arer
SSr Baker, formerly rbysician and Surgeon
Monmouth Memorial Hospital of lonely empiMie4 the fact that doctor
xt.- Trracr laid: ' " " hottld preacribe more orrnic iron Nmr
. 4ew jersey aia. i - ated Xtoafor their nerToas. run-down.
'" "What women need to pet totetn weak. aaffgard looking women patient.
eek and the apringtiaae of life intotSetr Lck of iro ia bko(j oftn Wmng.
.te ia not cotmetict or muuunr arun, fonB m jjtifui sweet-tempered woman
but plenty of rich pure red blood. W about imt0'm who i crow, nenroos and irrittb!
it n woman can do credit to heraelf or to ,ne .h mirs life burden to herself.
tier work. Iron it'ona tot itbe freateat ot all bearable for ber boahand. and diaarrew
trenctb and blood bauaiera and 1 turm ab lor children. When the iron roes
" f otrad aothinff in my expanenee ao effective from Woo4 women, the roaeo (O fria
' for helping to make atrang, healthy, red -j. checks." ,
.blooded women aa NuxatedIron. from a jf ym are sot strong' or well yon ewe
'tfcarefal examination of tbe formula and my ft to y0Orclf to make the following test
. ewn tetta of Nuxated IronjI feel crmnncea gee j,ow Joo)r yow Qn work or BOW yo,
; that h ia a preparation which any phyiiciaa v;thout . becoming tired. Next
can Uke himaelf or preaepbe tor hi p- tike two fiveHrraia tableta ef ordinary
tients with the urmoat confidence of obtain luxated Iron three times per day after
n( highly beneficial and aatiafiictory resatta. mals for two weeks. Then test your
; Dr. Ferdinand King, a Kev York Phyai- strength: again and aee bow ranch you bars
Biaa aid Medical Author aya: "I bare gained.
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school will furnbh the forenoon pro
gram, beginning at 11 o'clock. At
noon a basket dinner will be served
and everyone who attends is expect
ed to bring well-filled baskets. The
women .'of the neighborhood . will
furnish coffee.
The afternoon .program will eon-
-sist of vocal and. instrumental music
and addresses. Those who , will
peak are August Huckestein, Mrs.
E. E. Fisher. Mrs. Huckle and Dr.
Edith -Morehouse of New Jersey, who
recently has, come from France. Af
ter the program several articles will
be sold at auction, including two
good singer sewing machines. The
public is invited to attend.
i'.VI'l!KvA
R6d Dlppd, Strensth and Enduranoe
1 oa in This City Ty Daniel J. Fry and J. q Ferry 1
Get the Habit ot
Drinking Hot Water
. Before Breakfast
Say we can't look or feel
with the system full
-of poison. , '
right
To
PEACE' SUMMARY
A (By, The Associated Vrtsz)
The Ce-inan peace plenipotentiar
ies at Versailles are to inike known
In fuU.to the delegates cf the allied
and associated, powers by Thursday
on what point the peace treaty they
acquiesce and what points they ob-.
Ject to and desire modified. ,
rrnursday la. the time limit for the
German reply, and do extension has 1
been granted. ; . .
, v Although leaders'l throngbout
Germany have- declared that the trea
ty 1 unacceptable' and I will not.. be
Signed, the opinion in Paris seem to
prevail, that after the representatives
of the allied and associated govern
ments hae considered, the objecr
tlons rairedby the German plenipo
tentiaries and formulated their fi
nal reply, the ! Germans will affix
their -signature to the ! compacts
-Marshal Foch ia taking nothing
for granted as' regard Jh probable
action of the'Genian? at Versailles
He has made a. visit to the 'occupied
area and has Informed the-council
of four of the military preparations J in an all day session at the Grange
that have been umade tbntinnt- on ; hall Friday of this week. The
the Germans refusing to accept the
allied peace terms. Likewise, Gen
eral Pershing, the American com
mander, is wide awake to the possi
bilities of the situation. A trip to
London planned by him for the pres
ent week, ha been indefinitely post
poned 'and lie will remain on the
Rhine until all 1 settled at v Ver
sailles. ; ;"
American ; financial expert are
3till discussing economic matters
with the Germans at Versallle. '
, The reply of the council of four
to the- German note regarding rep
arations will declare that it is Im
possible ' to ' dissociate responsibility
from "repa.-ail0ns and also decline to
admit that the German people may
disclaim; responsibility lor the ac
tions 'of the former German government.
Millions of folks bathe internally
now instead: of -loading their system
with drugs. "What s an inside bathT'
you say. Well, it is guaranteed to
perform miracles if you could, believe
these hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men
and women who, immediately upon
arising in the morning, drink a glass
of real hot water with a taspoonful
of limestone phosphate i it. This
Is a very excellent health measure.
It is intended to flush the stomach.
liver, kidneys and thirty feet of in
testines of the previous day's waste.
sour bile ana indigestible j material
left over in the -body which if not
eliminated every - day became lood
for the millions lot .bacteria' which
Infest the bowels, the quick result
is poisons ' and toxins are then ab
sorbed into the blood causing head
ache, bilious attacks, foul breach,
bad taste, colds,; stomach trrutio.
kidney misery, sleeplessness, impuro
blood and all sorts ot ailments.
People who feel good orre day and
badly the next, but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged iO
obtain a quarter pound, of limestone
nhosDhate'at the dnm store. This
will cost very little but is sufficient
to make anyone a real crank on the
subject of internal sanitatioi:.
Double Program WUl Be
Given at Macleay Friday
The Macleay school and the Red
Cross auxiliary, of Macleay will unite
-Day
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DR. PARKER IS
SALEfll VISITOR
Head of Big Dental Business
Says He likes State
of Oregon
services of dentists should have this
need supplied.
So he advertises; Invites people
to come to his of rices and have their
teeth attended to. And they come,
in continually large numbers.
He is out after that C per cent.
He is willing to hav part of them
go to his competitors Just so they
go and get the dental service they
newd.
He doe not even object seriously
If be has to pay the biggest share
of the advertising bills to educate-
the people who attend to their real
needs, or rather have theu attended
to.
Dr. Parker likes Ortgoa. He be
lieves this is a great rtaie; and that
It will arrow greater fast: epcially
if h ln paved roads program.
He like to rome to Oregon. II
likes our tlee they appeal to hint,
almost like! individuals; they are the
finest tree! In the world.
And be ikes the green fields and
the appearance of growing things
everywhere.
In fact, jDr. Parker, think a lit
tle of becoming an Oregon farmer. :
He may rajfse pruna here. too. j
This trip, be will pend but a
Trk In Oregon, looking over his
various office, and preparing for
greater ca hi palms for the extension
of his derital business.
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was
REAL ESTiATE
CHAPLIN
' COMEDY
Big Feature and
VAUDEVILLE
BLIGH THEATRE
MRS. M'CRAGICEN
on mm
UTTEE
Music teachers wishing their work
accredited must be graduates of rec
ognized standard conservatives, hav
ing pursued thert-in the branch of
study they wish to, teach; or have
had five year of training under
competent teachers, such trailing to
be above elementary instruction In
the subjects" to be taucht; preuara
lion' for teaching to include a sati
iactory knowledge of harmony and
methods of. teaching.
Credentials of Music Teach
ers Are Passed oh by Ap
pointed Board ;
mixed is ras HISTORY.
DONT BUY ASPIRIN
IN A "PILL" BOX
Ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" in a Bayer
' - package marked with. "Bayer Cross."
- You must say "Bayer." Never ask
for merely Aspirin tablets. The name
"Bayer", means you are : getting the
'genuine "Bayer Tablets ot Aspirin,'
proven safe by millions of people.
t Don't buy Aspirin tablets In a pill
box. Tsslst on getting the Bayer
package ; with f the safety "Bayer
"Cross" on both, package and on tab
lets. No other way! t V ; " T
Beware. of couiterfelts!. Only re
cently a Brooklyn manufacturer was
fcent to the penitentiary for flooding
the country with talcum powder tab
lets.-which he- claimed to be Aspirin.
in tne uayer package are proper
directions and! the dose for headache,
toothache, earache, neuralgia, rheu
matism, lumbago; sciatica, colds,
grippe,: influenza-colds, neuritis and
pain generally. ; .
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." 'Amer
ican-made ; and owned, are slod in
vest pocket boxes of 12 tablets, which
cost only a few cents, also In bottles
of 24 and bottles of 100 also cap
sules. Aspirin is the trade marke of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetica-
cid ester of galicylicacid. .
WANTED
Cherries
Pears
and i
Logan- i
terries i
OUR PRICES TODAY-
Eoyal Ann
-Cherries .
Loganberries
7c lb.
-
8c lb.
Bartlct
Pears , .
$60 ton
!MANGIS BROS.
v&42 State St.
Phone 717
Salem, Oregon
it
' (Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion J. A. Churchill, announces the
apTiofatment of : Mrs. Jean P. Mc-
Cracken as a member of the comtnlt
tee of mueic teacaers to pa3s upon
the credentials of the .teachers of
the state who jwish the work of
their pupils accredited in the high
schools of Oregon. This appointment
was to fill the j vacancy caused by
the resignation 'of M-s. Thomas Car-
rick Burke, who ha moved to New
York City. .The personnel of the
committee Is now Dr. John Landa-
bury, chairman, . Mr. Frederich Good
rich; and Mrs. Jean P. McCraekea.
Tne high schools of th? state are
permitted to give three credit to
ward g-aduation for pupils who have
successfully completed the required
work in music outside of 'school cn
der the direction of an accredited
teacher. . The plan of accrediting
these teachers has been in operation
during the past, year and has proven
very successful.' Any teacher who
wishes her work accredited 3endS
her credential to the superintendent
of public tnstmctioa, who ha them
passed upon by this committee. If
they are found satisfactory, a certifi
cate is issued by Superintendent
Churchill. Practically all the high
schools of the state are now ac
cepting the work, of students for
work in tniftsic completed outside
of school, provided the work has been
done under an accredited teacher.
to be accepted for lull credit, a
pupil mus.t take not les3 than twa
30-miaute lessons or one 60-minute
lesson a week. The pupil must prac
tice not less than seven and a half
hours H week. A pupil mav be ac
ceptd for half credit by taking one
30-minute lesson and practicing four
hours a week. , In vocal instruction
assignments for 'physical, exercises
and theoretical p studies, which bear
directly upon the development of
the voice, will come within this re
quirement. The music lessons must
be taken during the entire semester
for which credit is desired.
A member of a western legislature
was making a speech on some mo
mentous question and. In concluding,
said:
Tn the words of Daniel Webster,
who wrote the dictionary, 'Give me
liberty or give me death!'"
One of hi colleagues pulled at his
coat and whispered, "Daniel Web
ster did not write the dictionary; li
was Noah."
"Noah nothing!" replied the
speaker, 'Noah bnilt the ark." Ex.
"PAINLESS" PARKKR
Dr. E. TL (Painless) Parker
a Sajem visitor yesterday.
Dr. Parker home lis in Santa
Clara valley. California. He is a
farmer. He raises prunes.
Incidentally, he is a dentist.
He conducts 23 dental office in
the I'nited States; three of them
being in the city of New York, three
in Brooklyn, and the rest in Califor
nia. Washington and Oregon.
One of his offices is in Salem, at
Ihe corner of Slate and Commercial
street. !'
And he is pleased with the busi
ness being done at his Salem office.
April was the biggest month in the
history of the Salem office and the
outlook Is splendid.
Dr. H) lander has charge of the
Salem office.
Painless" Parker is an advertis
ing dentist.
He believes In advertising. He
thinks it is the greatest educational
force In the world.
He say statistics show that 67
per cent of the people have never
been inside of a dental office; but
there are precious few of the peo
ple who do not need the services of
dentists.
But there has been a sort of mys
tery altout dentistry 'In the mind
of many people.
Dr. Parker thinks thi3 ought not
to le the case.
He says there is no mystery alout
dentistry. It is just a matter of me
chanical science, mainly.
He thinks a dentist ought to be
almost human.
He thinks al.-o that the prices Tor
good dentistry ought to be kept low,
and put lower. If possible. In order
that all the people wfio need the
He -IVb hard to endure these try
ing time.
She Isn't, it? I've Just got back
from the dressmaker'. Baltimore
American.
WHITE
OXFORDS
For Young Women
Fresh ncwv models just received
from the famous
KEITH
KONQUEROR
"Arch-filling" factory
Ankle-hujr-rinrr styles that
snu'' ami cliuttunv.
are
Sure Way to Get
Rid of Dandruff
There is one sure, wav that nvrr
fails to remove dandruff romnletelv
and that is to dissolve it. This de
stroys It 'entirely. To do this. int
get about Tour ounces or plain, ordi
nary liquid arvon;-apply it at night
when retiring; se enough to mois
ten the scaln and -ub -1 In contiv
with the finger tips. '
Hy morning.) most if not all. of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely de-
Riroy every .single sign and trace of
it.; no matter how much dandruff
you may have, i-
Von will find, too, that all Itchlnr
and digging of the scalo will sun
Instantly, and your hair will be
Ilnffy, lustruns. glossy, silky and
toft, and iook and feel a hundred
times better.
Icn can i.et liquid arvon at anv
drug store. It is inexpensive, and
tour ounces is all yon will need. This
si nple remedy baa ncw.r ttcn known
Our Prices: j
$150 to $7.50
High heel or sensible walking
heel as you choose.
PARIS SHOE
STORE
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SCRIPPS
BOOTH 5-PASSENGER
TOURING
CAR
GOOD
AS
NEW
Has Run Only 2000 Miles
ONLY
1100
MUST
BE SOLD
BEFORE NOON
TODAY
MARION
GARAGE
S. Commercial St.,
Opp. Marion Hotel
Auction
Sale
THURSDAY, MAY 22nd, 130 P. RL:
Corner Jefferson. ami North Summer stm ts. Just at the end
of North Summer street ear lino, in soujh half of block No.
70 in North Salem. Consisting of : j
I)t No. 1. IHoek 76, with 4 roometf house, trood hed,
chicken house, well, raspberries, 4 clierrv trees, 2 plumbs, 1
.ipple, best of garden soil, corner lot oi Jefferson and Sum
mer streets, CO feet 4 in. hy 123 feet. This is a -fine bufld-
ing lot and would
ake a fine, residency property. . .Also lot
k 76, size 50x125 feet, lot 5, block 76, size 50x125 feet,
block 76,'i.e 50x125 feet; lot 7, jdoek 76, ze CO feet
ps by 123 feet,' This lot corners oa Jefferson and North
4 .block 76, size 50x1:
lot 6. b
4 inches
Capital. This is all fine residence property and good garden
soil. Close to schools and churches andjpaved streets. Specu
lators and home seekers should take advantage of this, sale
as the alove will Ik? sold to the highest bidder. Abstract and
title clear. Terms cash, balance arranged. NOTE This
sale will be sold promptly on
time for the big I. O. O. F. parade.
time and will he over in
Mrs, Kate Stallraan,
OWNKR
MOIIAL Salem
P. N. WOODRYv the. Auctioneer
j Phone 510 or 511
is booming fie, in the swim.
" -BIG
Auction
Sale
Hkh Class
Household Furniture
Friday, MAY 23) 1:30 p
975 Center St., Co nsisting of
I waxed oak davenport, upholstered- in imitation Spanish
leather; 1 waxed oak lounge genuin.t Spanish leather; 1'
waxed oak rocker; 1 waxed oak buffet; 1 waxed oak exten
sion table, round; 4 waxed oak diners ; 1 waxed oak side
board, extra large; 1 waxed oak floor clock ; .1 waxed oak
r-ker, Spanish" leather seat and back; 2 oak commodes;
waxed oak library' table, large; 2 oak dressers; 1 Singer sew
intj machine, drop head, new; 1" polish Kl top 6-hole range, a
dandy; 1 Satin finished brass bed; 1 vKsh lne steel spring;
2 silk flos mattrvsses; 1 white .enamtl bed; 1 Yum Yum
spring; 2 ldy Ilnrssels rugs; 9x12, good designs; 1 maga
zine rack and looks; 1 mantle chck; 1 library lamp; 1 oak
roll seated rocker; 1 -kitchen treasure?" 1 sanitary couch; 1
patented, ironing itoard; 1 4-hole gas hinge; 1 ' mandolin; 1
silver cornet; 2 galvanized wash tubs 15 dozen -fruit jars,
and many other things.
NOTK This is all high el ass furniture and as good as new.
So if you arc in need of furniture atti nd this sale. Every
thing goes to the highest -bidder. doofei on inspection day of
sale only. House is for rent. I ,
Mrs. H. Dayton,
OWN Ell
F. N. WOOORY, the Auctioneer
'BE ON TIME!
Thoiic 510 or 511
Auction 1
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Sale
Farm Stock,
M
achinery,
etc.
H. A. Russell,
Monday, May 26, 10:30 i m-, 1 mile
east of Macleay, Oregon
F. N. W00DHY, the Auctioneer
to fail.
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