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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1925)
1 D s s w E L L A N D U c c E E D ! he; Mail: who wears a Stetson need not worry' about Its style, an organization Intimately in touch with style in every important city m the world has settled that point. r-'w i " ! ' We have the new styles, and we want you to see therri. , ; Stetsons S7;C0 ' Others $3.00 to $5.00 I ; ; G.V.J01WISC0. 463 State SU CITF iVWS f At the theaters today : j .. '.4 Oregon "Oh Doctor," by Harry Leon Wilson. - 1 Liberty "The Flaming For- ties," by Bret Hate, " Along on Crutches. Lieut.; Karl Gloss, national guard officer injured In an auto wreck near McMlnnville ' recently, will probably be on crutenea for & few weeks, according to reports made yesterday. He has a crush ed pel vio bone. -, . , f.v Business Womni'i Club - jy Rummage sale, Feb. It 4 13, 14, f In U. S. National Bank bldg. 112 J leal tors' 1o Hear Clnb . - The ; Northwestern 'i Un fversity Glee. club is to .be entertained by the. Marlon-Polk county realtors at - the . regular meeting at the Marion hotel today noon. The glee club Is to appear in concert here during the evening, at "the Salem Armory. In return for the hospitality the glee club Is to en tertain the; realtors and their guests with musical numbers. The program. Is in charge of Gertru.de J. Page, while P.. atv Rupert, WOOMY 1 Buys Fiarutiri'd - . :.Phcn.5H. ;u TERMJNAI I OHAXI Ew ' for .tiirti . without ' tfrtven ; lien's , and , Totus if en Tadlared Suits $2S to 94 D. HMOSHEH. Dt.U,IL White . ; Oeteopnthy Sorgcry , Electronic Diagnosis and. Treat men V (Dr. Abram'a method) Ofncs.Phons 8Slt. -r 4IW -600 JV 9 Bamk,IUd& LAD)P & BUSH ; - BANKERS EstaUUbed General Bn!nng Buiiners ' Of fl faours from ! m wrm J "ifc -t. ? s' . at' PHONZ:C2b r- : 1 1 cs vell and gucczzix . DilESS WELt ANti SVQC . t : - president of the association,, will preside. Reservations for the en tertainment can be made at Che Marion hotel. ' ' ? Scalloped and Plain "Edge Full size bed spreads, in all col ors, $4.59. ''Hamilton flZ Tli Christian Science Lectttre Which was id bo given tonight by Mr. Frank Bell. CSB. of Phila-, derphla, Pa.; Tias been indefinitely postponed because of delayed- train service due to floods in Califor nia. ' ; I , v III Middle Grove Announcement - , The Middle Grove I Community club ; will have a basket social at the ' school houie Friday evening, February . 13th. An interesting program is being prepared. Music will be furnished ; by ' the school orchestra. Free i coffee will be served. : t The members of the club extend . a general - invitation to everyone to Attend. ' T Award, Medals, ,j r. , , Faithful service nxedais. were Awarded CapC H.; A. Hptton and Lieut, E, H. Ellis, pfjicera of TJbm pany I, 162nd infantry, at Silver ton, and Sergeants N. O. Holman. H. H. .Vfohnsoa, , C, . A. Kellner, Chris , QuaI,and yictor Rue by Gen. George A. .White and,his staff last nlghi -The awards were made during an Inspection of the coxtfpany. X,': - . Baby Chicks r .r . , ..For,sae. Buy now; early chicks make: winter Jayers, Flake's Pet land, 273 State.: , ... , ftf Birth I Reported - : , , .. , Th birth ot a baby daughter to Mr. and t Mrs. Mont . Miller, 2063 State, was announced yes terday by a birth report filed with the city health officer. The hew Dancing I Pancinc ! Salem's New AndJtorlum ladles Free Wednesday and Saturday , Bezanson'a Jilelbdy Phiend Skating, Skating, Skating n-. . AfcDreamlan4. ; Thursday Friday, Saturday 7t30 ta 10 p. m. -, , .iear, OwJfew. Calliope a. rt. ta 9 p. 'air ...... . 4i from the large furnac to iba smallest nut size. Tell ns tor- what purpose the coal la required, and we'll point out the proper size o use. But although wa carry all rtaea, irt bandle clf a Auality, th; Yery- best ctal from the very bast mines. Our ceal service la yours t commaad, -;r .-v! iv.v-Vri.;'WV ''ie Price raccs from $10 to 13, - AIM handle tbe ban tiaiuond llriquettfiS 1 aLiLJU 'J Cl?a D n E S s vv E L L A, N D s V E E TJ EED BRIEF arrival has ; 'been 'named yjorns May MflleY. The Certificate was filed 21 r days after the birth of the infant. ' .'. -i ' ' . ..i.:A - DIED : -i .r; : . ; v-5 i i .". .h J 1 ".' ' ' i '--'i :ir,: it SMITH At the home, near Lib 4 erty,. Feb. jl, Miss .Flora. Ella Smith, sister of Mrs. J. D. Mann, and -Miss: Rebecca T. SmWh. An , nouncement of the funeral. will 'be made later by the Rigdon & Sen. mortuary. . ' i ,:. . . ,. . MEAPDWS--In thb city, Feb. 11, Herbert Meadows,. age 20 years. The remains' will be forwarded by the Rigdon & Son mortuary -to Marshfieid for funeral seri vices and ' interment. G EHRMANN This morning, Feb." 11, at 470 "N. Church street; Mrs. Anna Gehrmann, beloved ;wife of 'Anfon Gehrmann,1 aged" .56 years. Besides her hnsband she is survived by two sisters, , and two brothers In'E'uropeland' .by one brother, Anton Wolke o ,Gervai, Or., fey one niece Mar tha Pietrock of SclO, Ore., and one nephew "Frank Wolke of Park Place, Or. The remains are at the chapel of the Salem mortuary, phone "1 1 1 Funer al announcement will . appear v ; later. Prayer service will be held this evening at 7 p. m. at the Salem mortuary. W1RTH At a local hospital Peb ruary 11, 1925, Fr&nkG. Wirth of Quinaby, age 64 years. Sur- i vlved - by r a sister,' Mrs. James r0Neil of Route 8, one brother, Joseph M. Wirth of Salem. He was a member of the Foresters Of America, and that organlza : tlon and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Terwllliger 'Home, Friday at 2 p. m. Rev. Father! Keenan, officiating, concluding services in the Catholic cemetery. - ; WIRTH-At a local hospital Feb ruary 11, 1925, Josephine; M beloved, wife of Jos. M. Wirth, 2056 Fairgrounds Road, age 42 years. Survived! by "ner hus band, a father, , C Zimmerman of. Tamer, sister, Mrs. C. O, Rodgers, Portland, and an uncle Frank- Shauble . of.; Quinaby. Recitation- of the. Rosary and prayers will be offered at the .Terwllliger Funeral Home,. Fri day at P- m. Funeral services will be from . St. Joseph's R. C. cburcb... Saturday at, I? i a., na.ii "" Rer, pather . Buck officiating. Concluding services In Catholic cemetery,.-. if; 5;i ( ;-.;f ; v -f '. . ;. -i-.r. ili j.' - i. n ' NEER Mrs. Fannie p.vNeer died In Portland. Ore.. Pep. 11, at , r the age of 82; years, ;j She . Is survived by five sons, Arthur M. of Alexander, N.D., Wm. It. of 0beron. N. ; JT.lV. Frank M. Of : Turner, "Abraham D.' of Aber deen, S. D.. and Roy o Port land; four daughters Clara M. fclliof tof Salem, Susan ,D. Yound of Portland, .'Ella E. Drake- of Salem, and "Arlfna Freil of South Dakota. Funeral announcements, ..later.. ..Webb .Funeral parlors In charge of ar rangements. funehau -The funeral, of Henry BL..Cum mings, who jdied Feb. 10, will be held at the Webb Funeral parlors Friday the 13th, at 2 p.-m. Rev. H.,W. Johnson wU bave charge of services. . Interment will be In jth City View cemetery. ' .jl'Sf', - ..'?;i',.y-'..! I . -v. t'r A . 0 - 1 ik ' - . The funeral, of . L. p. Porter, who died Feb. 10, will be held at the .Webb Funeral 'parlors today at 1 2 p. m. Rev; Kantner will have charge of services and will W,' assisted by the GAR. Inter ment will be In the City View cemetery. ' !. . m.",um 1 . iiiaiii aV ifci 1- i A h l U'. I ' W Sat (Duly ndl - . Near ami Csexl Cars T , But W H!e Taten oa Very Poip1r I4 j I 1 til I 'ill V. I If Tom ar TbiBkinr Ri Sjes tCi Bfort To Bsjr'.' i Bargains fn! Men's . ,it , .Clothing at! rummage' isale' Feb. 12. 13. 14, in U. ej National Bank buuding.- j; .' v- 12 Building Permit 1miU 1. W. Follla wUl erect a dwell ing costing 3 $00 at, 440 posh, according to the permit1 issued yes- . zo or cent off on 1 a 1 oncb set,, Tha PeU ,ao: (jclviet Bu- sicks.) fl3 Trial Is Set Mi 1 "t . Yera.Trask. Union school teach er who was arrested upon; &. charga Of SSsail It n A KdftaMr1 ! Hlort fiv William. Green, a' farmer! residing near. Sublimity, W1Q be.jgven trial Saturday mernlnsi , accordinie to ths report made yesterday. IMiss Trask appeared last Saturday for 4 hearing,- whicb asTpstp!$nd. ,:i i? Gray ImnroVemeiit- ShotfbeU. 1 jnncn-cima beauty treatments for the business 1 Woman. Jl 413 OrdgOn Bldg. r -V IjiMn "flS Smith 'fa'Pteaa ?' 1 fi. ' J. Smith.! man a eer of the ttooefts apartmenti. has la. beam fng'face nowadajys.Hlirwife pre--sen ted him With! a babv bOv. hoxh Sunday morning. MjTheli weight of the new arrival Wai announced at 8'potinds."' : ' t 1 - : f ' i ' Tharsdar SenintUH; I ,ur Dea spreaas at ff.&9. Ham II ton's. I- Mil Chicken Pie Socfai-I- h One of the! bep hicken pie so cials Of the aeasioh lis to be given Frfday evening at ihe Scandinav ian Methodist Episcopal church at 15th and Jul.; The supper sfatts at 5 o'clock! and runsn uriUl;8 o'clock in the evening.! Thp wom en of ih a eon eresrst inn ' "hjiT fhei reputationof belngthe best chick on 'nta mdian in iL '.llv I' t ' ...' " ' " : - 1 I ! I : B riKerichsaantiri-irl ' at the Highland . Friend's, church Thursday, 12th, at 7f30 p. m. fl2 The Salem organization of tins inesV and Professional Women'is to hold : It's 'tjiree 4 day', rummage sale commencing today. Tne 4ub has secured Quarters in the United States National bank buildlhg jand has many varieties f of, clQthef. to offer. .The proceeds of t.he sale are, to go into the general building zuna. i Dr. 5larshall ' Osteopathic 'physician n d rg. eon. fl2 New Magazine Anoearina The. Initial copy of the Capital Post ; Bulletin. wiU ' make Its j ap pearance Monday morning, accord ing to Ruf e White, editor and, bus iness manager. . General jpost ipews in addition to advertising will be featured In jthe 'publication. Bed Spread Specials All colors, selling "at 4.S9. Hamnton's. T12 kiamatli Man Visits , lion. R. E, JJr ad berry, of Klam ath Falls, is attending the legisla tive session. ok matters pertaining to, irrigation. Mr. Bradberry; is chairman of the board of water users for the Klamath valley and is . tnte rested In i civic affairs j of Klamath Falls and the Upbuilding of the, Klamath inland, empire.- He is a farmer and a democrat, hav ing been his party's nominee for the legislature two years ago. I Bert Spread: All colors, at S4.S9. ton's. Ham" HepresentatiTes Are Sick I j ' Owing to illness, Representative L. M. Graham, of -Forest Grove, and R. A. Ford, of Deyvllle were unable to attend' the session of the' legislature Wednesday morning. Portia Mansfield Dancers Season - ticket " kolders reserve seats Toes. Peb. 17, Grind theater. 19 a. m., 4 p. m., and 7- p m., 19 p. m. General seat sale Wed.Peb. 18. Prices. $2, 91.50. $1. -fl Pnplls Get Practice--- . . i Speed tests ..under conditions that will.pe met by students in the business worjd are arranged by the Pacific Expert chool nere. Tils . enables th students .to ae- custom, themselves to the speed that the bway business imau treed la his work, Bed Spreads . t AH colors, at ton's.-,,' j, . 4.S. Ham II- s. -X13 Eawer'llnfer tains ; .Anthony Udwer, Portland Artist; entertained the Itotarlans at their regular meeting, yesterday , at the Marion hoteL Ha gave readings on "A Lootie's Cootie," and on "Blood of the Apple." Ihursday Seliing-T- - Of bed spreads at 14.59. Ham ilton's. V - - -nJ Services to bo Held i ; . The: W o m a n ia, Evangelistic prayer meeting will be held today at o'clock, with Mrs. H. P. Shanks, 195. South Cottage street. Mrs. S. R. Stanton .will lead -the services, i- v ' -"i--'-': t ; Editor Is Visitor t CU-B.. Ingalls,-editor of the Cor- vallls Gazette-Times, Visited the Rotary club yesterday during their regular meeting.! - Mr. Ingalls is also! postmaster at Corrallis. Income Tax Reports . . ' See W. A. Sippr'ell, 345 Chemek eta. ; '. ; X - ' V ' - ; '. X1J Club to Entertain The Cosmopolitan club of Wil lamette university is to entertain with a program Saturday evening at Waller hall chapel. The club Is composed of members 1 whose homes are in the .various lands of the ( world. Representative's are fronV apan, Cnfha. Russia, Philip pine Islands, Cahada, England. In dia and many other countries. A varied program is promised which Is to start at 8 o'clock in the eve ning. ! - -' : ; Two Premier Concerts for $3-- V Mansfield Dancers and Oer- maine Schnitzer, -pianist, entitles holder to 4 best j reserved seats, (value 34)., h Se , Bertha ; Junk Darbv. tbone 19S0W. 4 i, . -' r Campaign Progressing 1 The .evangelistic campaign at the Naearene . church. Nineteenth and Marion streets, has been gath ering momentum nightly The. at tendance and Interest is growing in a gratifying manner. The evangelist, Mrs. De Lance, Wallace, bad endeared herself to the people. She preaches the; gospel In 'her characteristic way without fear or favor. Seekers areL cominc to the altar. These "services will 'continue nightly at 7:30 except Saturday nignt. t Try Our Specfi 3 -cent dinner. 'Champions, rear Safem Bank of Commerce, Liberty street. 112 Story Appears in Magazine- ' I "The' Bump'-" is -the-: title :ot a story appearing In. the Oregon Magazine, which i came from the pen of D. H. Talmidge, local print er and writer. Literary work has "been a side-line td this newspaper and typographical worker for Over a period of 40 years. During fnat times ha has 'contributed ar ticles to Puck, Judge, Munsey', Everybody's, Red ook, New York Timet, Youth's Companion and many other 'publications. Trv Our Special ! h' '30-cent dinner.- Champions, rear Salem Bank of Commerce, Liberty Street. - -, ! H2 ! ' : BrottwTs Featured , I Donald and Glenn Woodry are 4 be featured in a duet number a.wfbe Grand . Xheaier Saturday evening When - they will - Offer f-eauUfuf "Home pt the Rose,' a sdng dedicated to the blind of Ore g: They will.be introduced by Inland Chapin, winner of the ora torical contest at Willamette university.- " - isalfdped and Plain Edge , iFuil size bed spreads, m an cot h t-4 ri Hamilton's. fl2 r Lodged i.vitlL t Emeit ffOttstbnf was lodged in !a Xtv istll i Vesferdav evening the nnon a I charge1 lof bontrlbutlng to the delinquency of a minor girl. The man admitted? haying served time Ini the navy brig, and. was dishonorably discharged from the United States navy. . No attempt w4s'made to" secure his release on hail, and : therefore he was re m4odedito the !iiity Jail. Bd Spread 8iWl-1 : .ftallr colorMUing vatV "S 9 Trnmiitnn' ' " I I : fI2 Hamilton's. : I (itaift to' Meet1 ITrMav afternoon, fit 2:3 (h the witling Workers class of the First Christian church! , will serve a Vai- ennne tea. As guests 01 noaor the yai-Womans class of th same; church ' 1H be Invited to witness the musical program that Mrs. Beatrice has; been arranged. Crawford Neucomb is president of thei entertaining jciass. . , . -' I' ' ' : '11' ' i ", -' .; ' Cdopcrate Wtth 'tl . . The Springbtopk Packing com pany this year xas secured the cooperation, of f Ihe teFvre"pQol, ttt - :- -- r- - I. - . t - p ( . I ' I -p p- , t u llnfiiifffCMd sometimes . called the . INaf berg pool, one! of the largest fruit pools 14 tte' wniamette Valley, equal ling the Tvoodburn 'pod in size, according- to announcements mkde yesterday,' It - Is necessary," how ever, that sufficient money be se cured to put., up, a plant large enough to . handle . the combined pools, , It : is estimated that fully 318,000 is necessary to put, up the packing plant, and from all indi cations the money can be secured for the project.: The size of the pools guarantees, this point, it. is declared. Austin Becomes Father H. L. Austin, an employe at the Associated Oil company's - station at High and Chemeketa, was ab sent from hia duties yesterday and fellow employes did not hesitate to assume his. work. - The reasa-r was that at 2 o'clock Wednesday morning Austin became the father of a baby glrW - Both mother and daughter are reported as doing nicely at their home, 965 North Fifth.; .A- ; i:-;,? vrH.V R0SEDALE I i February 10th next Thursday, the women of the community are to meet at the home of Mrs. R. M. Cammaek for a missionary meeting. , It will be an all day af fair, and those attending are ask ed to bring their lunch. , It, is hoped that it will be possible to finish the quilt which they have been working on and also do some other sewing. ; -;: . ; ' Mr. and Mr C. A. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Trick attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.: R. V. Bates, of SUnnyside, last Friday evening. , Mr. Ellis trannoy has been fll. but he is now eome better. -. The Reverend Mr. Thomas re turned home last Thursday from Idaho, where he "has been holding meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Person and fam ily Were Sunday - gnests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Triek Mr. Kime has returned from Washington, where he has spent several weeks. Paul Wallace is rlsitlng in Col fax, Wash., for a few days. C. E. Ingalls, publisher of the Corvallis Gazette-Times, was a Vis itor at the state house Wednesday. Ed Bailey, of Junction City, for mer 'member of the house of rep resentatives, was 'in attendance at the ' state 'house yesterday.' Mr. Bailey is an attorney and a mem ber of the state bonus commission. J. Matton of Bay City left for his home yesterday after spending a few days here In the Interest of the game commission. ' ' Master Carroll Linn is the house guest 'of Mr. afid Mrs. Hal D. Pat- ton during the Illness of his mother. S. Medley of Eugene was In the city yesterday. t t , . W..S. Clark 'was a business vis itor at Albany .'yesterday. : Heriry Thomas Was in Salem yesterday. t . ' Rev. and Mrs. Esson of the Al bany Christian church were ; Sa lem Visitors yesterday. - : Henry Luthlso of Newton, 'Or., visited in the city yesterday. . ' Mrs. S. A. Pierson and daugh ter, Berhtce, were Salem visitors yesterday. ; "' l Mrs". C. Danlelson and Mrs. R. Wickert of Woodburn were in the elty Wednesday. . W. Holk way of Albany visited In Salem yesterday. Rev. Louis Kirby of Sherwood Was visiting in Salem yesterday. Mrs. O. B. HartzTer of Aurora "was in the city yesterday. FAriM OUT LOOfK HELD BRIGHTER . r (OetaUadtA tram pags ij ' irho expressed "unalteVabie opti mism" for the outcome of the farming Industry and declared the farmer was passing through a bbst "war crisis from whlch'his re covery "was certain. u ; ; : ; I "Before the house "committee. Chairman Carey of the conference, en'doresd a, bill framed by Chair man Haugen' to carry' out the con ference recommendations , on co operative marketing and predicted the federal cooperative marketing board proposed In ihe bill would Trees at attractive prices r Opposite , O. . B, Depot, 140 S. Hlg, jurft efJ State Street Phone 10F4 ; WB1 Trade Tree for Hay Thuritiiy, Feb; 12, at 8tl5 ': .c . : A' ' : ' . NORTHWESTERN tfniverslty CHce Ctab First Methodist Church - ; alzrtaruintaent of the : - iighert type' Noveltlss " Features ' Soloists i Tlcketa at Xlore's, WCl'a, yi'-'X'-' r mi Door i ' $1.C0 . ' Studentg 50; Put; It To Every Test You-Can Thinlc of Prove to Yourself thit M !. ; is in truth, tho 'TCey to Better Baldns" prove of substantial aid to the farmer in marketing his crops provided the "proper type of njea made up the original member ship." a i'J Successor to Carl Gregg Doney to Be Selected in " Aprit Is New Plan - New developments concerning the presidency of .Willamette uni versity were disclosed at the reg ular meeting of the board of trus tees in Portland this week. The office f president-to the untYer slty will be left open only until April 1, it was announced, and after that date active steps will be taken towards securing the new executive. Dr. Carl Gregg Doney, presi dent of the Willamette university was given a year's leave of ab sence, with the fire-year contract that was entered in between him self and the trustees. During the leave of absence in the past months many rumors have devel oped about the securing of a new president. In the absence of President Doney, Dean George H. Alden, is acting-president of Wil lamette university. Lions Are Planning Great Program at Chicago Soon . The International Lions are to be addressed at Chicago today by Lieutenant General Kelson - A. Miles and Vice President Charles Dawes, who appear before the OREGON .... NOW PLAYING "OH DOCTOR" V ' Harry Xeon "Wilson Starring REGINALD DENNY llilllllullllllll LIBERTY NOW PLAYING TENNESSEE'S PARDNER" By Bret Harte Starring , HARRY CAREY . iiiiiiiiniiiiiiii TODAYiPEB. . 'M: 346 "Front SU definite actio TO BE TAKEN SO Cabinet phonograph. De Luxe. 6-hole range, like new; good .beater; combination book case and writing. desk;, overstuffed leather "rocker, oak rocker, leather seat; 3 pak diners, leather seats; ' 5, good Axminster rugs, small; - Congoleum rug 9x12 ; , sanitary couch and pad; found oak extension table; 'plain "oak ' rocker ; oak kitcnen cabinetr tvory dresser;" gtrott beds, ?rtz -jf and mattresses; fruit jars; dishes; taberetterlrcming board ztlI many other articles. . , " :j . - . .:. . .Terme emAs-:X----'Ai:: -r ---'v' -i. .. ; ;. " 'V NOTE i ' All the above furniture, etc.. Is just like newt " ; bertha kiofiey, Owneft F, N, Woodry, An?tiinc:r -':-::,yr'iA'rA - :Tb.oae3il ' "Woodry" Buys Furniture ,for cash or sells on Commissi c a" Another U.CTI.K PRIDAY,1.3ri:30P.KI. 390 Iloyt St. Between S. Illsh arid Ccnl Tale South Commercial Street Car, get off at Slbntrnient V.ct A No. 1 Universal 6-hole range, like new; large heater, 5 t,, tprrngs cud mattresses; a dressers; 2 extension tables; rockers; dining chairs; kitchen cabinet; breakfast table; rugs ; linclcur-; home canned fruit; davenport; draperies; kitchen Uttasllj; dishes; fruit Jars; carpet sweepert wash tubs; wood lift, and a lot of other; articles that go to furnish a home. Terms cash. IL L. SlcCLOW, V'-. , Owner, 800 Iloyt St. - P. S. Good (-roomed house and garage for rent See owner in rear . aVerAt'Aa yr - A v x . A S00 resertations bare leen made ' One-outstanding. feature of the evening will be the broadcasting of the programmer station KYW, starting at 8 o'clock in the eve ning at Chicago. This is the big gest undertaking ever tackled by the Cook county Lions, and from all indications is to be a success. This program is the result of the activity of plans arranged by District Governor Wayne Townley. The Cook county Lions are de sirous to have reports of their program picked Up on the Pacific coast, and Information should be sent to Frank E. Neer, -district governor of Oregon forthe Lions dub. LOGAtlCERnY POSTS tmmi FOR SALE CAPITAL BARGAI TJ HOUSE The Honser of a Bullion and One Bargains J 215 CENTER A Beaiitiful Skin I Is Possible to Every Woman ihe proper care of the complex ion is only a matter of knowing . the right preparations to use and follow the directions. " Cara Nome Is Jnffevery way. a Tieiaty Cream. ..--'. ' ' - ' I it la used for -massage to "smodth 'out the lines and wrinkles.-'and should be left ofl the face when re - tiring to act as a. tissue builder, v ' ' w -. :s Yon should use -Cara Nome Skin Cream all through the trying winter. months. Perry Drus Stcra , 113 Sout2i Commercial -SALEM - .' C7Z0:i 12, 1 :30 P. M. Kear'Center Furhltore AIL av. i 3 p. 'jf. woosnr. Auctioneer,' ttic3 't 1 1 C7 atttct: -Is-
