CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Jliac Divorce Granted
A decree of divorce was grant
ed yesterday by Judge G. G. Hing
ham of the circuit court to Pau
Hne Mfze, plaintiff in an action
gainst A. W, -M'ze. The decree
rites the plaintiff an undivided
cne-thlrd interest in the property
located southeast of this city.
ean Valjean
The Man in the Grip of Hit
Conscience" is the suhject of the
lermon at tho First Congrffration
i chnrch. Victor Huso has Riv
en as in this character one of the
greatest conscience studios the
world has ever had. Hear the
address this evening. Adv.
Ihrro Arrests Made
Taree arrests for speed uip were
made yesterday by Traffic Officer
Hayden- Joseph J. Sproed, 2590
Cherry avenue, was reported as
driving at the rate of 35 miles an
hour an Capitol street between
Market and D streets. He was
cited to appear before Judge Earl
Race at 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon to answer to the charpe.
Robert J. Koshland of Portland
wai reported for driving in the
same place at the rate of 32 miles
an hoar. He deposited a $10 bail
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ZANE GREY'S
"The Man of The
Forest"
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It's Wonderful
Wurlitzer Concerts
Oar glasses fri your eyes. Our
Y bills your purse
IIARTMA BROS.
' Jewelers and Opticians
fhona 1255 Salem, Oregon
.REX DRY,
PASTE
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MazO.Baren
179N.Cioin.St.
Better Goods For Tm
JUST RECEIVED
Nason Perfect Liquid Paints
I. Seasonable prices.
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Capital Furniture & Hardware Co.
ZS5 N. Commercial Phone 847
Jriti Cl&aaed S1.S0
Jults Pressed. . .3. . .. . 50c
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Silera Cleaners & Dyers
Mlt a Com! 8t Phone 1868
TREES
Tm Bpriaf Plaatiag Orfler Trom
TUB BALES! NURSERY CO.
V 434 Orcgoa BuiMUr
fit KM : OftllOI
. . Float 176a
WOOD WOOD
Cad d. II. Tracy Wood Co.
t lor all kinds or
I- At j wood
Prompt-delivery
Phone 820
Do you tale
1 TURKISH BATHS
'If not, whr notT
Ho other baths or treatments
a prodoce the permanent re
lief to the penoa futtertsf
from dliagreeibl eold or all
btau of the flesh or body Uke
ta Turkish Baths will.
f Open Urn. until 9 p. m.
OREGON BATH HOUSE
U4y -siid Gentlemen attend-
t ants
Investigate
The Mutual Lite
k ot N. Y.
Up-to-date policies
'. '.Lower net cost,; -
: J.'f. HUTCHASON,
1 District Mgr.
;271 State St. Phone 99
Special Merchants?
t'lLunch 35c
Bonis 11 A. M. TO 8 r. M.
r .
uful npstalrs at Nomklng Cafe
?7.!Ught". 'American and Chl-
DRY PASTL
THE OREGON STATESMAN.
and; is cited to appear Saturday.
June 4. The third arrest was that
of K. C. Reiner, also of Portland.
Hejwas required to moke a deposit
of ;jl0 and told to appear to
answer the charge on Monday.
Hand Grip Is Lost
A red leather hand-grip, con
taining women's wearing apparel
was lost yesterday out of an auto-
mobile driven by Frank K. Reeves
of 1040 leslie street. Mr, Reeves
reported to the police station that
he was driving down Front street
and he thought the grip was lost
between Ferry and Church streets
J. A. K. Attention
Assemble at United Evangeli-
cal church. Cottage and Center
streets at 10: 4a Sunday morning
for memorial service. Albert
Loughridge, Commander.
.Montana Man lUiys -
IJ. A. Coovert has sold his five
acre tract in Hollywood to Mose
Letpurneau of Montana. After
looking over the country to some
extfjnt. Mr. Letourneau decided
that Salem looked good fo him, so
Jig now expects to make this his
future home.
"!'a1am and Ills Iku Wish"
Will be Dr. Kantner's sermon
subject this morninc. How many
there are who have pious wishes
and nothing more. Adv.
doine tn rnada
Sji- E. Edwards, who has been
jeweler for the firm of Gardner
& K?ene for the past five and a
half, ypars. has resigned his posi
tion' on account of poor health. He
will ko to Canada with his wire
and family in a few days. Their
many friend will be sorry to learn
of their leavinR. Mr. Edwards will
dispose of his hounehold Roods at
puotic ale at their home next
Thursday.
Special
Fried chicken dinner.
The Spa. Adv.
Sunday,
Go to Carriers Mectlni;
F, A. Baker, state president of
the jOreiron State Association of
letter Carriers, will go to Eugene
June 2 S to preside at a state
meeting of the association. Dele
gates elected to attend from the
local association are A- M. Welch
and Frank Zinn. On the same
Try tne Term
At the Salem School of Expression
Under direction of
Lulu Rosamond Walton
Graduate of Carry School, Bosto
147 North Commercial Stree
892 Telephones 1484 J
;. S. C STONE, fit D.
CURES CAXCSRS
and does, a general office practice.
Office Tyler's Drug Store
157 South Commercial Street
WHIM JX. SAXEM. OKEOOH
top at
i 2LXGH HOTEL
A Rm Avar Pram Horn
Strictly l!olra Sl.00 par Amy
100 room of Solid Con fort
Only Hotel ia Butiaeu District
Vacuum Cleaners Ren aired
Motor rewinding;, contacting,
electric Fixtures, etc.
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
337 Court St. Phone 488
DANCE
Cole McElroy's
Orchestra
DREAMLAND RINK
1 Monday, May 30
We pay 2c above the
market price for eggs
and products
PEOPLE'S
CASH STORE
Home Builders
Take Notice
'. i ' '
We can save you money on
your Plumbing Supplies: It
wlil pay yoa to come- and
see Us about prices. We al
ways have a supply ot all
kinds.
Tents, all sizes, prices
very low
CAPITAL
Bargain House
We buy and sell everything
phone 398
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SALEM, OTtEGON
day a convention or the state as
sociation of postal clerks will be
held in Eugene. IJ. S. Rider. Tice
president of the state association,
will attend. Kd Dougherty has
been elected by the local organ
ization to attend as its delegate
and F. Meir as an alternate.
Special
Fried chicken dinned.
The Spa. Adv.
SJunday.
Li-nei Granted
Three marriage licenses were
granted yesterday in the office of
the county clerk to Anna Zini
merman of Sublimity and Peter
Laux of Aumsville: Mildred Rose
Gather and Donald V. Rlauser of
Salem: Leona Crossman of Sa
lem and Grover Barrow of Port
land. Card of Tlianks -
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to our friends for
their many kindnesses and beau
tiful floral pifts during; the ill
ness and death of our beloved
sister.
W. B. WARNER and
MRS. MAY ROBERTS.
Stiattons Given Divorce
A divorce decree was granted
to the plaintiff in the case of Jes
sie M. Stratton vs. Harry C. Strat
um in the circuit court yesterday
by Judge G. G. Hinsham. The
decree states that neither party
fhall recover the cost? and dis
bursements of the action'.
Napoleon Slier
And fruit tarts that melt in
your mouth. Gray Belle French
pastry. Adv.
(J. A. IL Sak at Schools
Members of the G. A. R. spoke
on Friday before the inmates of
the Staie Industrial school and
the Indian school. Programs
were rendered and the exercises
were appropriate to the occasion.
Frifd Chicken Dinner
With French pastry for desert
Gray Belle. Adv.
DIED.
JOHNSON Edwin Johnson died
at the family home. 5.' South
Twelfth street. May 27 at 11:30
p. m., aged 11 years. Funeral
services will be held from the
Webb & Clough chapel May
31. at 2 p. m.. Rev. II. C. Sto
ver officiating. Interment will
be in the Odd Fellows ceme
tery. CHRISTMAN At a local hospital.
May 26, Luclnda Christman, at
he age of 76 years. The re
mains, accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs. John Applegate, will
he forwarded to Cray, Ore., by
the Terwilliger home, this
morning.
WAIXWRIGHT At a local hos
: pital. May 25. Marie Wain
f wright, at the age of 42 years.
The remains, accompanied by
her brojher, were forwarded to
Mayger. Ore., by the Terwilliger
home last night, where services
and burial will be held today.
TRACY At the home. 910 North
Capitol street. May 27, Alice A.
the beloved wife of G. H. Tracy,
at the age of 69 years. Besides
her husband, she is survived by
five children; Mrs. Erfle Weiser
E. M. Tracy. F. G. Tracy of Sa
lem. Mrs. Merle Parker of Ta
coma andJ. C. Tracy of Dallas.
Ore.; five brothers. T. B. Odell
of Berry ton, Kan.; Gaylor
Odell, Brooks. Idaho: H. J. and
E. E. Odell of Corning. Iowa,
and J. D. Odell of Kalona, la.;
and five grandchildren. Ar
rangements are in charge of the
Terwilliger home. Funeral an
nouncements later.
FOSTER At Marshfield. May 28.
at tne age or 31 year, Harry J.
Foster. He leaves a father.
John W. Foster. Salem; four
sisters, Mrs. Ethel Connelly.
Salem; Mrs. Lura Tomlison.
Mehalen; Mrs. A. J. Effenber
ger. Mehalen; Mrs. Myrtle Hin
tor. St. Albans. W. Va.. and
one brother, James Foster ot
Salem. The body is being Bent
to Webb & Clouch in thiB city.
Funeral arrangements are in
definite.
Webb '& Clough
Co.
Funeral Directors
RIGDON & SON
Leading Morticians
We are courte-
ously attentive to
the wants ' of
those who em
ploy us. All of
our appointments
are of the high
est order, and ev
ery member of
our organization
has been proper
ly trained in his
profession. ,
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Girl ISreaks A:
Miss Leslie Kycus of route 1
fell Friday and broke her arm a;
the elbow joint. She was taken
to the Salem Deaconess hospital
where she is receiving medical at
tention. 1'nexpected Guests
Will enjoy French pastry we
! mnbp flrav TIaIIa l1
Mototnieter I Stolen
While an automobile belonging
to O. J. Myers. 3T.0 North Thir
teenth street, was parked in front
of the Elks club Friday night a
Chandler motorraeter was taken
from the car. according to a re
port given the police. Mr. My
ers is manager for the Spaulding
Logging company.
Drs. White and Marnhan
Osteopathic physicians. U. S. Bk.
Driver Passe Trolley
An automobile, which the rec
ords show belong to Foster L.
Odom of Wendling. was reported
to the police department yester
day as having passed a street car
while it was stopped to load and
unload passengers at the inter
section of Commercial and State
streets.
Trusses
Fitted at Tyler's Drag store by
an expert in the business- (Adv.)
Bicycle Is Found 1
A Crescent bicycle was found
at Twelfth and Leslie streets yes
terday by Police Officer Porter.
The air was taken out of the back
tire and a rubber was missing
from the left peddle. The wheel
is painted black. It is being held
in the Emmett garage.
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Commercial Book Store, 163 N
Commercial. Adv.
Kappahan Car Taken
Between the hours of 8 and 9
yesterday morning some one ap
propriated the touring car belong
ing to J. A. Kapphahn which he
had left parked in front of the
Club stables. The automobile
was found later in the day near
the hop warehouse.
We have a oar
Of No. 1 dry, old fir at $9 per
cord it taken at once. O. H. Tracy
Wood Co. Phone 520. Adv.
Cut Flowers and Potted Plants
For decoration. Arthur Plant's
green house. 129S S. 13th and
Wilbur. Adv.
Broke Traffic Rules
Motorman Means of the street
car system reported to the police
that an automobile said to be
long to Earl R. Smith of Suver,
Or., broke the traffic regulations
ot the city in passing the street
car while it was receiving and
unloading passengers. The viola
tion took place on State street,
near the state house.
Flowers for Sale; Come Qniok
For choicest, 517 Front St
Adv.
Fonder Is Damaged
While driving in a funeral pro
cession yesterday Galvin Thomas
had the fender on his automo
bile badly damaged by a car in
the rear when the procession
stopped for a moment. Mr. Thom
as said the cars were following
closely upon each other and that
others, narrowly escaped dam
age. We Have Another Car
Of planer trimmings for imme
diate delivery. G. H. Tracy Wood
Co. Phone 520. Adr.
Mrs. Lynthecom Head
Information was received in Sa
lem yesterday of the death of
Mrs. O. L. Lynthecom at Pasade
na. Cal.. after a long illness. Her
husband was formerly operator
of the elevator at the state capitol
and left Salem about a year ago
for California for the benefit of
Mrs. Lynthecom's health. Her
death occurred' May 25.
Odd Fellows, Attention
Annual Memorial services will
be held at St. Paul's Episcopal
church Sunday. May 29. at 11 a.
m. All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
end friends are Invited. Meet at
I. O. O. F. hall at 10: SO a. m.
Adv.
Here for Memorial Day
Carl Jaquet returned from Eu
gene yesterday to spend Memorial
day with relatives In Salem. He
is a student at the state univer
sity. Cole McElroy's Orchestra
Dreamland rink Monday, May 30
Adr.
Minister Going; to Iowa
II. E. Pemberton. who has been
in Iowa for the past five months.
conducting a series of meetings
under the direction of the Iowa
yearly meeting of the Friends
church, has returned to Salem to
remain for a short time. While
in Towa Mr. Pemberton conducted
eight meetings . in different
churches. During the summer he
will have charge of the church in
Des Moines and will then resume
the work of conducting meetings
tor another year. He will leave
Salem June 15 but his family will
remain here indefinitely.
A Classified Ad
Will bring you a buyer.
Card of Thanks
We wish to exprecs our deep
gratitude to our friends and
neighbors for their kindness dur
ing the illness and death of our
beloved wife and mother and for
the beautiful flowers. H. C. Gra
benhorst and children. Adv.
For One Wofk Only
5 loads of 16-inch mill wood.
$lS.7-": prompt delivery. Spaul
ding Logcing Co Adv.
Motor to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Schramm,
Rev. O. S. Roeder and two sons
motored to Portland Saturday
morning returning to their homes
In this city last night
Auto Radiator Hepamng
Modern equipment, prompt ex-
359 Chemeketa st Adr.
Public library Cloe
The Salem public library will
be cloaed Sunday and Monday.
May 2 and 30. it will reopen
Tuesday as usual.
Legal Blanks
rGethe.m at Tbe Salesman of
i.ce. Catalog on application.
Adv.
Raby Son Arrive
-Mr. and Mrs. Leland Milton
Hyer 1125 North Fourth street,
are the parents ot a nine-pound
boy born last nieht. ne has been
named Adis Williams
PERSONALS
Hr. M. C. Findley will return
tonight from Foley Springs where
he has been for the past few weeks
resting.
I. I Li .
-uiimn oi r-ortiand spent
rrlday in Salem visiting with H.
M. Sanderson bf the Capital Drus
store.
Charles F. Savage representa
tive of the Vulcan Electric com
panv. i in Salem for a day or two
on business.
C. A. Arpke returned from
the southern Oregon district wher
h was In the Interest of FedernI
Farm Loans for the California
Joint Stock Land bank of San
Francisco.
Miss Gladys Childs who was
operated on at a local hosnital
recently, was able to be removed
on- Friday to her home. Miss
Childs is a teacher in the city
schools.
W. R. Worth of Albany was a
business visitor In the city yester
day. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Davis a:
Silverton were among the busi
ness visitors in the city yesterday
freni that section.
P. J. Parks of Elk City is a vis
itor In Salem for n few days.
Or A. E. Wrightman of Silver
ton visited in the city yesterday.
James H. Jacobson of Wst Sa
lem submitted to an operation on
t-VMpv at the Salem Deaconess
hospital.
tors. Mary L. Fulkerson, coun
ty school superintendent, visited
yesterday at Silverton and Mt. An
gel.
County Commissioner W. H.
Goulet of Woodburn, who has
been confined to his home for the
past two months on account of
illness, is reported as slowly im
proving. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McCully and
family of Eugene are in the city
for a visit of several days. Mr.
McCully is a realty man.
F. J. Miller of Albany was in
the city Friday spending the day
looking after business interests.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Young and
family of Toledo are visiting with
relatives in the city. They expect
to remain several days.
I HOTEL ARRIVALS
MARION Mrs. J. W. Hamil
ton, Miss Hamilton and Mrs. Han
nan. Roseburg; Miss Zagler,
Frank Meyer. Mrs. H. L. Buntiel,
Harry L. Moolach. M. C. Veani
zall, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Luse, Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Wills. Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Fortner. Miss E. Short. W.
H. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. M. H.
Mav. Mr. and Mrs. John McCourt,
H Behoof, R. Sailor, Mr. and Mrs.
S. B. Gorbaton, N. D. Ramsey and
J..E. Ramsey, Portland: W. B.
Young. Dallas; H. E. Gray, St.
Paul: B. P, Christenson and wife
anfl t. O. 6orman and wife, Cor
attts; D. Y. O'Shea. Spokane; A.
t Raker, San Francisco; C. S. Mc
Culloch, Coquille, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Bacon. Vancouver; Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Carruthers, Mrs. C B.
Allen and E. H. Carruthers, As
toria; W H. Smith, Medford. F.
F. Clapp. Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs.
Mathison, Union Bay, B. C; Mr.
and- Mrs. J. P. Tapscott, Astoria;
Mr. and Mrs. Miss F. H. Mills,
Klamath Flls; T. W. Moore, San
Francisco; J. L. Hale, city; Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Robinson. McMinn
ville; H. R. Worth, Albany, C.
C. Dix, Elkton; Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Beharred, Los Angeles, W. W.
Phillips. Seattle, H. G. Bolton. St.
Louis; George Hilton. Jr.. Med
ford; G. A. Harris. Washington.
BLIGH Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Ryan. A. A. McDonald. A. J.
Stubbs. A. S. Ziebee. Mrs. A.
Smith, B. L. Jackson Mr. and
Mr. n W Fenn. E. G. Osborn.
J. Wheaton. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hu-
har n fnmDtoo. W. F. Hand, W.
C. Dewev. J. H. Hodgden, Port-
lnd. A. L Clem. Dallas, . V
Horn. Elmer Stockstill. Athena:
O. A. Cogan. San Francisco: H
H Smith. Salem: Joseph HafU
San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. t
n waIIb Rslem: Mr. and Mrs.
C. Gatke, Eugenef Mrs. W
son, Toledo, Oregon.
B. Gil-
COST OF
PICTURES CUT
Admission Charges Will Bo
Reduced in Near
Future
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2.
Motion picture producers are
planning to make pictures jn the
tutor at an arerage cost of j0.
0ft teJeo'raing' to a statement
issued here today by the San
Francisco federal reserve bank.
A year ago the average cost was
5100.000. , ,
Reduction of admission charg
es to motion picture theaters,
which Ib anticipated by the pro
ducers, has been given as the
reason for the reduction in the
cost of the pictures.
The bank's statement said the
principal producers arc increas
ing production.
MOTION
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SUNDAY MORNING,
IB1TS FOR BREAKFAST i
Crowded, uual
And much good matter left
over.
S -a S
Strike up the band, here come?
the June bride.
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Memorial day is always a sort
of home-coming week in Sale,m.
V S
This is soldier loan week.
S
The fruit growers are ready to
meet the canners and shippers
hair way. So there will likely be
cooperation, and perhaps all tha
crops saved.
s s
Have you planted your brocco
li seed? Last call.
V
Flanders poppies at Central
Pharmacy. You are supposed to
wear one on Memorial day. The
money goes to war orphans ot
France. Tha popples are supplied
by the American War Mothers.
Congressman Hawley will not
forget the cherry growers or any
of the other producers of his dis
trict while the final draft of the
main tariff bill is being written,
which is now going on.
V
Begins to look and sound like
a building boom in Salem. if
there could be a few readjust
ments of costs, the real thing
would be here with bells.
Behold the Man" Shown
at State Institutions
The boys from the slate train
ing school were guests of the man
agement of the Grand theater on
Iriday afternoon when that won
derful production, "Behold the
Man." was shown in Salem for the
first time. This morning at 9
o'clock the film will be shown the
inmates at the state penitentiary.
The production is receilvng tht
most favorable comments oy
those who have witnessed it.
OFFERS ADVICE
Japanese Ex-Premier Says
Big Nations Should Take
Disarmament Lead
TOKIO, May 5. Writing of
armament reductions in the Taik
wan. Marquis Okuma, Elder
statesman and ex-premier, det
clares that concessions should be
made first by the great and the
strong. He adds: "The proposed
8 and 8 fleet of Japan may sound
bir, but compared with the naval
strength of Great Britain or the
United States, It is not even half
as strong. In the face of the
American navy, Japan's is only a
minimum. To expect Japan to
proceed with disarmament before
the others can only be expecting
the impossible. Naval reduction
as a practical measure must.
therefore, come first from Great
Britain and America."
The nations of the world are,
concludes the Marquis, all groan
ing under the heavy burden of
Doing Things Right
It Is not so much what you
do in this world, as it is how
you do iU The expert in any
line the one who knows how
to do things right is the per
son who is really respected in
this world. Expertness comes
from two sources, training and
experience. We can give you
the training that will make it
possible for you to obtain the
desired experience. The rest
is up to you.
Now is a good time to begin
that course you have been plan
ning. This school is in session
throughout the summer. Let
us tell you more about it.
Write or call for informa
tion. Capital Business College
SALEM. OREGON
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Eastman
Kodaks
Supplies
We have just added this
line of world renowned
kodaks and supplies to
our stock.
Bring Your Films
to Us
All developing and print
ing work absolutely
guaranteed.
COMMERCIAL BOOK
STORE
163 N. Com'l St., Salem
MARQUIS
1
MAY 29, 1921
armament expenditure, which is
ever more crowing. The weight
is especially felt by Japan, which
is by no means rich, and she will
be more than glad to be able to
find relief. 15
ONLY AX AMATEUR.
The motor car was driven by a
determined looking young woman
who had knocked down a man
without injuring him much.
She did not try to get away.
Instead, she stopped the car, de
scended to the solid earth and
faced him manfully, or, rather,
womanfully. " jif'
"I am sorry It happened," ehe
by swimming in the "Y'm
Pnnl m
Special Summer Member
ship Rates to Men and
Boys jj
Cool Sanitary i
Revigorating
"
All Summer
ii
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Flowers For Decoration Day
For the convenience of our patrons we will keep our
store .open Sunday. !'
Seasonable flowers in abundance f '
Say ItWith Elopers I
CLANCEY,
123 North Liberty St. . ,
LADD & BUSH, BANKERS
Established 1868 "
, General Banking Business
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Office Hours front 10,8. m fo.&.p.' m.
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uiJtX- 'j?J;i'Pt 111 Tour, cellar ,,How
-gzl&Q': I means loads of solid com-' t
LARf-IER TRANSFER
PHONE S0
Schaefer Says
"He likes to see you corne to, his store now and then
when you don't want to buy a thing; just to say how
dy." It makls life worth while.-
Schaef er's Drag Store i
Sole agents for Gairdcn Court Preparations x
135 N. Commercial St. I " Phone 197
CONCERNING
OSTEOPATHY
miSm
The Salem Osteopathic Physicians desire to
call your attention to Signaler Tom Skeyhill.
a World War veterahV who will lecture in Sa
lem on July 23, under the auspices of the Ellison-White
Chautauqua. ..He was seriously
injured and blinded In battle at GaUipoli on
December 8, 19161 ..lie was totally blind for a
year and a half, when he came under the care
of Drs. Moore and Kettler, Osteopathic Phy
sicians of Washington, D. C, and was cured
by Osteopathic Adjustment. ..He had consult
ed hundreds of specialists, all of whom had
pronounced his case hopeless.
i
Dr. B. H. Wbite 1 Dr. John L Lynch
Dr. L Marshall
llll! Ii
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said grndglrfgly. "but It wa all1,
your fault.; Tou niast Ijare'becn'
walking carelessly. k I'mian'tx-
perienced drjvr. I've been -4riv-
ing a car for seven yeara." '
"Well," replied her Tictim air
ily. ''I'm not a novlr myself;
I've been walking for 57 yeari."
Read The Classified Ads,
SWEET
FEET
Nothing is more satis-j
fying than the freedom ,
of the feet from those
unpleasant odors" which
make a person self con
scious and embarassed.
Our foot lotion banish
es sweating, and repuls
ive odors from feet and ;
armpits
50c, bottle
Tyler's Drug
Store
157 S. Commercial St.
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FLORIST,
'. Phone 381:
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I fort next winter. Don't put5
' off ordering ; until the - last;'
nitaute. 'Practice prepared- ,j
ness by givihgus youror-u'
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. in your pocket to do so. The '1
; longer you delay the more h
you must pay.
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