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V .M"-.; NlQUE collection . of needle work from the Near
fEastWSnjclisplay and sale at Karoury Bros. Thurso 3
dayFridav 'ahd Saturday, of this week. This is the first
rrimeomeri o had an opportuni:6f :exr
amirtihjthe laces, embroideries and hand-made linens for
jtlichzthevprnen of the Wear East are'farhous The an-
"by the
Arnerican Relief workers and many women are self-sup- ?
:) -poftinS'thrbugh the,niaking bf this work.
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r ii- ; : Treiaresnofiiier,n the world thn
3en of Uie ! Vlt j
; A3"fc'mPos3iW "i1 the shops of America
vftearfj Elast Relief
r $ frbnr Portland is sending us-for-this display and isale. A
lidisplay similari to the one.we are 'making this week was
ui vib wt (jute -tot gwgc, wjiai uiivii s iui to ut & ui iiaiiu
and experts in' linens and fancy work declared it one of the
tnostTntefesBhgTo!isplays ever made in that city. The ex-
;HiBit!tLxnlnBales Thursday, 'Friday and Sat-
yi , iirday of this week."
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Cilea Store,
4C3 S.tte St.
Portland Silk Shop
K383 Alder St.
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lira. Prank . Cark as.beea
? list tor, . f ewd ?y. . :
Tr -SJIa Sander8, recently 'Tislt
with' his patents In Portland.
J. V. Coburn is drilling wheat
SS.;C. Barry Iswrorkln- Sa-
It to reported JOXt it" Prlngle
Girls Glee club la in the making.
The dog tax collector waa
around Tuesday wltVUIs ftfn nd
question : "How .many dogs on
bind" today t" He:ays moat ,o
the dogs out .this -way eeem ; to be
less ' than , 8 'months . old. Every
- The hensewiTee are meensing
th$lr hens of having . Joined the
I Wont ,WorkV : union. - .
SCHOOL ACTIVE
" AT ST.
Dramatic Club Plans Busy
beason btudentsVit
Corn Show Here .
For parliamentary practice the
third and fourth year English
class has formed a -society known
as the "St. Paul Community club.'
The purpose of the club, is to pro
mote skill In conducting social and
business meetings." If all the, op
tions that are made and i passed
were , carried out. things would
surely hum. ' -'I-'
' To learn ! the details of making
a community exhibit, .a commit
tee of three to represent this club
was appointed to attend the cprnr
show in .Salem. , Mr. Michelbrook,
the instructor, accompanied the
committee which attended .the
show Saturday.
I Much benefit in the way ' of
managing a corn show and dls
playing exhibits was gained." An
interesting account of the show
was given to the agriculture class
Indirectly, all profited by the little
venture. f
; The high school dramatic clnb
organized early in the term, made
Its first appearance November 27
The play -Hunger" was given at
the city halL
The cast 'was made up as f ol
lows: ,
John Kaufman, poet: John Mc
Kay, beggar: -Arthur McDonald
The Man ; Harold Davidson, phil
osopher; AJtcia., Smith.",, fashipn.
irene uross, wealth; LOnlse Mul-
ien. oeauty.: . .,.;.. .: i
Mrs.' Jordan, Instructor in En
gllsh and Latin, took up the mah-
sins 01 tne ciud.
The play was riven with an t beg.
nation and with, few mistakes, due
to the thorough rehearsals before-
hand. . r'--.
A ' committee of five members
oz tne club has; been anoointed to
select a two and a half, hour Play.
to oe given sometime this term.
The senior class met a short
time ago to ' discuss ..the annual
wnicn it Hopes to Dublish next
spring. Committees -.were chosen
oy tne president to select the class
motto, pins, nicknames ahd col
ors.: There are elerht momhcn In
tnu class, namely: TJrsuta Mc-j
Donald. Agnes VantieWiele. Nori
man . rnst, H, Elmer" Faber, Mar
garet Buyseri. Esther Harley, Ar-
mur McDonald and Homer Pierce.
The staff of the Annual is com
Posed as foUows: Editor, Esther
Harley; assistant ' editor, , Homer
nerce; business manager. Ursula
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.:Tbia :a ' Hiilaiithr opist'J
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v. , v.. ..-..- . fit' ' . T - - ; - i t t . . t ? f
: A RE yea n philnnthropiat? Are you working for char
d . ; ity? ' .Aro yca wcrlixnsdrrthalovexif it? lOriire
!BccEtx2e9 if you aire a philanthropist, and are
Tvl "axsy ycta tls , t's Tisht w th "us. "But f you
faro nlstTthcrCSySibutd'y "
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. . .Here tycu have xpeat tHrce :prf ectly good owieeks
. vcrldnrj to win cho'of the prizes in the Statesman's Con
itcL Tho.n:cit of you had honor thru jt upca you. ' Then
vycu . thculit iou would Isee it through for your friends9
r
Kovr-- tome "bf you are woking in circles
iJon't vatch resr-f. watdi yourself
I.:
- 1 Don't dp-all the work with your feet-r-sive -your head
axhgiisg i There rejalllanda of subscriptions and votes
lb Tccurc, Xfcn't TiverlocL: a slhsle "chHHce, Kecaiise you
I:ivc I:?arjd ccniecne else had it... Go see. : One contestant
Zzl C10.CD -3t5l3fday :by coihj 'ito 'tee.- ;-reVou-naVe
ccircd a tlircc Vncrillii'cubscription, co make it six, like
Wrizo vith Ui3 tlx cicnths subscription. --YouTl tret the dif-
r : rrils-i-rcIi is irnportant, don't f brjjet that, and its co
izz t 3 c fir to yrin-cnjl you ccrtdbly1 arc coins to need
" The state tax commission has
completed the annual compilation
for -192 J of agricultural and . hor
ticultural statistics. . Assessors in
Columbia, t Curry, : Grant, Harney,
Jefferson, KJamath. lke. Lane.
Linn, Polk. Sherman land Wallo
wa counties did not gather the sta
tistics. so they are not included
!nthe-summary. ,T
Totals follow: f ' .
WInter.wheat. 693,824.13 acres;
aprlng wheat. 81,572.50 acres;
IF 1(11
:os ACT
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TlESll
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Says JBackache. Often Means Ton
Have Not Been Drinking
When you wake up with 'back"
ache and dull misery in the kid
ney region It may mean you have
been eating foods ..which, create
adds, says a - well-known author
ity. An excess of such acids over
works the kidneys1 in their effort
to fUter it' from the blood end
they become sort of paralvzed and
loggy. i When "your "Eidners set
sluggish and clog you - must re
lieve them,.- like you reliever bow4
els, removing: nil the body's urin
ous waste, tee you have back
ache, sick headache, dizzy spells;
your - stomaeh sours, tongue f is
coated, and ,when the weather is
bad yon have, rheumatic twinges.
The urine.' is cloudy, full of sedi
ment, channels often get sore, wa
ter scalds and you are obliged to
seek relief two or three times
during 1 the night. ,
Either consult a good, . reliable
physician at once ; or get from
your "pharmacist about four, ounc
es of Jad .Salts; 'take a tablespoon
ful in a glass of, water before
breakfast I tor a. tew. days and
your .kidneys . may , then act fine.
This famous salts is made from
the acid (of ..-grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia, and
has '.been used for years to help
clean and stimulate sluggish kid
neys, .also - to neutralize acids in
the system so. they no longer irri
tate, thus often -relieving bladder
weakness. .
Jad Salts ts inexpensive, cannot
Injure and -makes a delightful.
f fervescent lithia-water - drink.'
Drink Oota otjftoft ..water. I'Sy 031
means have your physician exam
ine your kidneys at least twice a
year. ' - '
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oats, 156,085.75 acres; barley,
43,045.25 raeres; -rye, 25,217
acre: cornj 34.443.37 acres; clov
er, i45;753a 55 acres; alfalfa 159.
.33 lVSD ""acres; wild or marsh hay,
4 632 S.10' acres; J other hay crops,
121,64.'46 : acres; potatoes, .22,
735.134, acres;' other . root crops,
5500.34 : acres; field peas, 423.pl
acre's; Afield beans, ; 897.. 5 acres;
old acreage hops, 6372.50 acres;
"new acreage hops, 583.50 acres;
other, crops, 7521 acres; apple
trees bearing, 21,057.52 acres; ap
ple trees non-bearing, 2079.75
acres; cherry trees bearing, 4,
012.20 acres; cherry trees non
bearing. S 9 1.2 5 acres; peach trees
bearing.., .1782.50 acres;. peach
trees non-bearing. 393 acres; pear
trees bearing. 7468.25 acres;. pear
trees non-bearing, 2008.75 , acres;
prune ; irees , oeanng, xv,t t .v
acres l -Prune .trees non:bearing,
11.231.07 acres; walnut trees
bearing, 1974.33 acres; walnut
trees non-bearing, 1250.14 acres;
loganberries. S 9 0 3.2 5 acres ; : black
berries, and raspberries. 3007.18
acres; strawberries, ,3763.24 acres,
other fruits and nuts bearing,
1303.87 acres; other fruits .and
nuts non-bearing,- 948.65 acres;
total acres In. agricultural and hor
ticultural products, .1,443,344.46;
farms reported, 23,247; total
acres in, farms, 4,946,973.57.
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NUT GROWERS SEE
PROGRESS IN INDUSTRY
(Continued from, page 1)
filberts. ' ,,The remainder , of the
morning will be devoted to anoth
er open discussion of filbert prob
lems. Jed by A. M. Gray, Milwau
kee, Ore. . , ;
; Record of a filbert orchard, with
II. A-Krause, Sherwood, speaking
will .open the afternoon and 'clos
ing session." Drying and storage
of filberts will be! discussed by H.
Hartman. horticulture department
QAC. ,, Results of experimental
work on filberts, walnuts and
Chestnuts will be 'told by C E.
Schueater,' : horticulture depart
ment.. OAC. '.
Election of officers will close
the , convention. . An invitation
from, the Chamber , of Commerce
urging the "nut growers to meet
in Salem at the time of the corn
show- next year was extended.
That's why we say use Zer- A poor "cold-test" oil often
olene "cold-test? ofl, r- it fe-- means scored cylinders, worn
mains fluid in cold weather bearings and' expensive "re
and lubricates the bearings pair'bills. . . " ;
arid cylinder.wails at the first the grade of Zef-
turn of the motor-and makes recomm'ended for the
starting easierf ; - VirireHubricationofybuf car.
You'll probably, avoid trouble -Consult the Zerolene. Correct
and expense by getting on -the Lubrication Chart--f wherever
safe' side, wimZerolene. Zerolene is sold.
UAIiSIIr!DRniS
.Remarkabl new treatment atoo
fehaunatiain , or Neuritis in any
forsa. Vary .worst sasss retlavad.at
aw . Tasuaiie aura raportad.
tta aaad for wwiii ta auffar. Aak
ny aVwoalat far "Allan's fthau-
wwr TraatJwawC ta Tablet Farm.
Pria f 1 ff All
sarrytt.Vhtariw.AHn
'K. All aruagMte
Labara-
U401 Loa Angalaa,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Zero4er No. VNo. 3 and .No. 5 an
ui gooa- cota-cesii ous.
If you htxvo trouble ahifting gears,
uae Zerolene Transmission Lnbri
cant .tBT-L-it renaains fluid at' low
ternperaturea and ; permits ready
ahifting of seara,
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fTHPERE are few" homes that really can call themselves complete. Perhaps there is
i " briie Jittle fibbk or corner that would be made more inviting arid more "eve
pleasmg, if it contained one or more of the special pieces -we offer in this event. 1
- ' J As a holiday gift we know of nothing that will bring greater appreciatio
any of tne pieces shown below. -.z 'r ..;;t.
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A fireside . chair in a high
- quality leather means many
I ; restful hours for the recipient.
library writing ; desks of
mohosrany that when closed
resemble a library table.
Sewing cabinets of several i .
different designs. A compart- ;
ment and place . for every-' -thing.
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The -men' folks will be Iglad '
to1 get one of our Bmolung
sets on Christmas.. Several' '
different styles.
; .Telephone sets Tfinishcd in
several different woods... An
ideal gift: for anyone who has
a phone." ; : -
r Davenport tables . in mohog-'
any or two tone' walnut. A
beautiful and useful gift. '
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Use Our Easy Pay
ment Plan. We
Charge 1 No
Interest
C.S.HMI1LTOH
GOOD FURNITURE
340 Court St.
Salem, Oregon
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Used Goods on
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