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Men's White
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Handkerchiefs
Full size, regular 10c seller. Now
Men's Union Suits
Wright' Wool Mixed, good weight,
slightly soiled. Actual Value $4.50.
Now
$2.85
REMEMBER This is a step into the realms of better merchan
dising with a radical reduction on everything in this store
(except contract goods)
G.W. JOHNSON & CO.
' 469 STATE STREET
CITY NEWS IN
1 ' More Rain
Moderate temperature; moder
ate south to southwest winds. Max.
Vy (Tuesday) 59; Min. 44; River .8,
Vjf rising; Rainfall .25; ' Atmosphere
" cloudy; Wind southwest.
3o Visitor From Seattle
is William R. Norwood and fam
' Ily, who were guests over the
4 Thanksgiving week-end of Salem
i. relatives, have returned to their
Ji home in Seattle.
Upholstering and Furniture
Repair work, at' Hamilton's. d2
Employes Released
Forty employes of the state mo
tor , vehicle department were re
leased from service last night be
cause of a lull in the receipt of
applications for 1926 licenses.
Most of these employes will be re
instated about December 15.
Our Entire Stock of Coats
And. dresses is on sale. Every
one knows what a Shipley sale is
now is - your chance to save
money on this and next winter's
coat; d2
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1 V - Oppen Teaches Acetylene
' And electric welding. New elec
r trie welding machines, $250;
JfaJ acetylene generators, $90 and up.
Li 695 Mill St. d7
f I One License Issued
Only one marriage license was
I applied tor yesterday in the coun
f ty clerk's office. This was taken
I out by Victor L. Larsen, farmer,
, and Dorothy King, both of Silver
lton. Pomeroy & Keene
Jewelers and Optometrists
Salem, Oregon
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials
and the very best workman
ship call os, y
Gabriel
Powder and Sapplj Co.
17S 8. Commercial Phone Til
UNDERWOOD
- TYPEWRITER CO. .
'Direct Factory Branch
S19 Coart Street PboM 162
Typewriters Rented, Sold,
' Repaired ;
8peclal rental rates to student
II. F. vVOODRY & SON
V7 far Vm rmrstMM. atw
ST! Vna rwiinlili
Of flea Fhosa 75 cr lie
ideaee Phone 1843-W
and Drastic Disposal Sale
SUCH f AS THESE
Men's Suits
Mixed and plain materials, dark
and medium shades. Value to
$27.50. Now
Wedding at Parsonage
Rev. R. L. Putnam performed
the ceremony which united in mar
riage Florence Walker and Ken
neth Karns at the parsonage of
the Court Street Christian church.
Margaret Faith Gilmer and Cal
vin Steward attended the couple,
who will make their home on the
groom's farm east of Stayton.
A Hamilton-Reach
Vacuum sweeper will make her
happy. Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
d2
Hotel Marion
Dollar Dinner.
S. Every evening.
Served 5:45 to
n-27tf
Marriage Is Performed
George Kuenzi and Emma Kel
lerhals, both of Silverton, were
married here Tuesday by J. T.
Hunt, Marion county judge."
Furniture TJphutBtery
And repairing. . Glese-Powers
Furniture Company.. aZOtf
Will Sell Every Xew
Upright, grand and player piano
in our stock at practically dealers'
cost, for. quick .sale this week.
Terms if desired. Tallman Piano
Store, 393 S. 12th. d6
FOR INFORMATION !
ABOUT RAILROAD TRTP8
Phone 727
OREGON a ELECTRIC
Get the Best
FRUIT
Cakes
and
English Plum
Pudding
MODEL BAKERY
121 South Commercial
Chevrolet
A small amount down and
18
Easy Monthly
Payments
. buys a new
CHEVROLET
We also give easy terms on
our USED CARS.
They arc Priced Right
Newton Chevrolet
Company j
Salem, Oregon I
1 ADD & BUSH, Bankers
. KatftbUahed ISO
General Banking Business
ocno
OFFERED :
Men's Fine
Silk Ties
89c
$17.85
SALEM, OREGON
BRIEF
Divorce Is Sought
Erma Torgler has filed a suit
for divorce from Howard A. Torg
ler in the circuit court here. They
were married in Baker county in
March, 1921. Desertion in Octo
ber, 1924, is charged. Mrs. Torg
ler asks the custody of a little
daughter.
Pre-Holiday Sale of Rugs
At Hamilton's, 340 Court.
d2
The French Shop-
All winter hats in stock priced
in four groups. Hats formerly
$10 to $12.50 at $3.50; hats for
merly $12.50 to $14.30 at $3;
hats formerly $16.30 to $22 50 at
$9.75. M. Buffe Morrison, 115
High St. dltf
Road Business Call;
T. Y. McClellan. storekeeper of
West Stayton, and L. S. Lambert,
road man of Stayton, were in Sa
lem yesterday calling on the
county court on road matters.
John Harris, a road man from Sid
ney, also had business before the
county court
Have You Visited Shipley's
Coat and dress department? d2
Let. Your Children
Have this Christmas season in
the kindergarten. Lita Waters,
1370 Court street, 1150 W. d2
Obtains Div
Dorothy D Fleming was grant
ed a divorce from Walter M. Flem
ing yesterday in Judge L. H. Mc
Mahan's court. She was awarded
$20 a month for the support of a
minor child, and the retention of
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD
167 D Street " Telephone 2313
F. N. WOODRY
Salem's Leading
AUCTIONEER
Pays Cash For Furniture
Residence and Store ,
1810 North Summer
PHONE 511
"Established Since 1918
DISEASES
Acute and Chronic treated
by the latest Electrical,
Theraphy and Osteopathy.
Consultation Free!
B; H. WHITE
Physician and Surgeon
806 U. S. Bank Bldg.
Salem, Oregon
Eastman Brothers
Furnaces
Salem Office 169 S. High
i - Office boun:
12:M TO F, U.
. Factory, Silverton, Ore,
! awn. to
4 1
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ID
We hare a rcry fine line of,
light cars which are in fine
condition and are priced to
soil. If you are in the market
for an Over Lund, Chevrolet
or Ford, see them at
her maiden name of Dorothy D.
Johnson. ' They were married in
San Francisco in July, 1924.
Cruel and inhuman treatment was
alleged.
One Dollar Down
'Places an electric fcewing ma
chine in your home. Hamilton's,
340 Court St. d2
Special Price Thi Week
On Brussel, Axminster and Vel-
: vet rugs; also a number of Wilton
rugs. Hamilton's, 340 Court. d2
Albany Author in Sal em
Charles Alexander, literary edi
tor of the Albany Democrat-Her
ald, stopped over in Salem yester
day following a business engage
ment in Portland. His new book.
"The Splendid Summits." is being
placed on sale this month. Dodd,
Mead & Co. are Mr. Alexander's
publishers.
Werren'rath Singing
"One Sweetly Solemn Thought'
victor record at Moore's Music
House. A2
Gifts for Men-
Mrs. Trover. Trover's studio
d4
Dealer Visit
Von Casey, prominent real, es
tate dealer at Roseburg. stopped in
Salem laSt night while enroute to
Portland.
CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
MOSEY
Send this ad and ten cents to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name
and address clearly. You will re
ceive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
for coughs, colds and hoarseness.
also free sample packages of
FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimu
lant for the kidneys, and FOLEY'S
CATHARTIC TABLETS for con
stipation and biliousness. These
wonderful remedies have helped
millions of people. Try them!
Adv.
Covers Poultry Talk
R. C. Stewart, Portland news
paperman, spent the day in Salem
attending a meeting of poultry-
men.
Electric Sewing Machines '. '
At Hamilton's, 340 Court.
d2
A Loan of $1,000
Can be retired, principal and in
terest, in 81 monthly payments of
$16.60 each. See Ralph H- Mc
Curdy, office over Miller's store
d2
Garage Man Visits
yi. S. Hunt. Stayton garageman
son of J. T. Hunt, Marion county
Judge, was in Salem yesterday on
business. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt
came to this district two months
I ago from Pendleton where he was
engaged in business. They had
formerly lived in Salem.
Exclusive Distrlbntlo:
For W. W. Kimball pianos. A.
B. Chase, Davenport & Tracy,
Bash GertB. Moore's Music
House, 409-415 Court. s20tf
! Semi-Aiinual Sale -
Of beautiful wearing apparel.
Most interesting sale on all cloth
coats. No coat priced over $59.75
many at much less. ThesFrench
Shop, 115 High St. ' dltf
Contractor Here-
Harry Hildeburn, highway con
tractor of Roseburg, spent the day
in Salem conferring with members
of the state highway commission.
Mr. Hildeburn recently completed
la road contract in Lake county.
Silk Gowns for $3.03
Howard Corset Shop, 13 S
High. d2
! A Xnmber of Good Axminster-;
Rugs, 8-3x10-6 size at $27-50;
others at $32.50 and $38. Call
at once and make your selections
before the stock i3 broken. Ham
ilton's, 340 Court St. d2
Club to Meet
The Auburn Community club
will hold a meeting Thursday eve
ning to reorganize and elect offi
cers tor : the. ensuing -year. . T h e
meeting will be held in the school
house and will start at 7:30.
Parnltare TJpnotaterj1 "
And repairing. Glese-Fowtr
Furniture Company. i20tf
5 to Roonis, $2.00 Today -
S rooms, finished and plastered.
balance ready to lath and plaster.
garage and ccment.basement. On
trim lot south, near schools. This
is best home buy we know. Some
terms. Decke & Hendricks, 189
N. High street. Heilig Bldg. d2tf
Students Speak-
In keeping with World Court
week, the chapel services at Wil
lamette nalTerslty were tamed
over Tuesday to a committee of
students Who explained to - the
Btu'denrbodyl the three plans - by
wBiclj-the ,UIted States might
enter tne worta court. ai ueaver
expla ined , the Harding-Hughes-Coolidge
plan; Joel Berreman ex
plained the Page plan, and James
McCliatock explained the Borah
plan.
Place Yonr Order Xow
For Christmas delivery for the
Hamilton-Beach vacuum sweeper.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St. d2
$1200 Not Working
Here's 12 lots that can lay out
all winter and a couple more win
ters and nothing happens except
surrounding improvements. Low
tax. On sewer and lights; $1200
takes clear as a bell. Large lots,
excellent garden. Investigate.
Becke & Hendricks. 1S9 N. High,
street. Heilig Bldg. d2tf
Visiting Friends
Mrs. Susie Mclntyre, of Pendle-
lon, has arrived in Salem to spend
a few days with friends and rel
atives.
The French Shop
Our semi-annual sale continues.
coats and hats. Gowns for street
and evening wear. Wonderful val
ues in all lines. M. Buffe Morri
son, 115 High St dltf
High tirade l'layer Plan
Left with us. Big sacrifice tor
immediate sale. See this snap at
once. Tallnnn Piano Store. 39o
S 12th. . d6
To Attend Meet
Fred G. Delano, local automo
bile dealer, will leave for Oakland,
Cal., next Friday where he will
attend a conference of Star deal
ers. He will make the trip by au
tomobile. English Broadcloth Shirts
Xewest styles and patterns.
$1.85. The Man's Shop. d3
Closing Out
Our used pianos at $50, $75,
$100 and $125. See these at once
as .they will not last long at these
prices. Tallman Piano Store, 395
S. 12th. d6
Calls on Governor
A. B. Mitchell, of Portland spent
the day in Salem conferring with
Governor Pierce and other state
officials.
Xursery Yard Oix-n
Before buying trees see Middle
Grove Nursery, corner Hih aid
Ferry Sts. J. C. llerren, prop.
Office in Kewcomb Tire Shop. d2
Xow Desert Ruling
The desert land board, under a
ruling of. the attorney general, has
authority to require persons who
enter upon desert lands in Oregon
to' locate upon the land within
six months from the date of filing
application, and complete proof of
reclamation, cultivation and set
tlement within one year from tha
date of entry. The opinion was
prepared at the request of the des
ert land board.
For a Lively
3-piece orchestra call 1470J d2
Services Held
R. R. Jones, who died recently
ia Los Angeles and who was for
merly a resident of Salem, was
buried in this city yesterday. The
funeral services were held at the
First Methodist, church. Rev. Dr.
Avison, formerly pastor of the
First Methodist .church of this city
at the time Mr. Jones lived here,
delivered the sermon.
Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Roses
Bulbs, at Pearcy Bros., 178 S.
Commercial St, . do
Board to Meet
The board of directors of the
Salem YMCA will meet Thursday
noon at a luncheon and for a gen
eral discussion of business.
Pruning Season Is Here
During December I can take
care of some small pruning jobs
in Salem; 16 years experience.
Eugene T. Pre"scott, phone 1937J.
- d2
Bids Deferred
f all for furnitnre bids for the
new YMCA building, under con
struction here, was supposed ,to
be made Tuesday, but has been
deferred because specifications ae
not as yet complete. It Is prob
able that the bids wiy not be so
licited before next'week.
PROTECT YOUR CHILD'S
HEALTH
Through ! thoughtlessness the
slight cough or cold of a child Is
often neglected and becomes seri
ous. A few doses of FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND,
at small cost, taken at the onset
of the" eoldl brings speedy relief.
De prepared, have a bottle of this
ale, reliable coush remedy on
hand, and glre promptly when a
cough or cold Is detected. , Equally
effective for - older persons. De
mand FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR. Adr. .
Architect Approves Building .
D. R. Shotwell. member of the
national architectural bureau of
the YMCA, ; expressed himself : as
much pleased with the new YMCA
building under construction on
Court street between Cottage and
Church streets. Mr. Shotwell was
in thecitj Monday, and made a'
thorough" Inspection of the Salem
YMCA's new home. Accompany
ing him were- M. .H. Whitehouse
and George Post, architects of the
local building. Llr. Shotwell has
(tone to Portland to Inspect the
YMCA" building in tbt city, and
will then return to the east, after
baring Inspected YMCA buildings
In ".. California," Washington ' and
Oregon. ; - ' " '" ;
Tapestry Brussel Rngs
9x12 size at 121.85.
tonX. 340 Court St.
Hamil
d2 Retired Farmer, Snap
6-acre tract cut to 95500. On
paving, close to Salem; modern
bldgs., fruit and berries. Reasons
for sacrifice. Now. Becke &
Hendricks. 1S9 X. High street
Heilig Bldg. d2tf
Building Permit Is Issued
J. E. Scott was given a permit
by City Recorder FouUen Tuesday
to construct a one-story frame
store building at 1953 Fair
grounds road. The structure is to
cost ?2,000.
I Miss My Swiss-
Victor record, at Moore's Music
House. d2
Place Your Order Xow
For Christmas delivery for the
Hamilton-Beach vacuum sweejper
Mammon s, 34 u uouri si.
d2
Xo Court Opinions
' Because of the Rbsence of Jus
tices Thomas A. McBride and H.
J. Bean of the state supreme court,
no opinions were handed down by
the court here yesterday. Justices
McBride and Bean spent yester
day at The Dalles where they at
tended the funeral of the late A.
S. Bennett, at one time a member
of the Oregon supreme court- It
was said that the opinions prob
ably would be handed down to
day. English Rroadcloth Shirts-
Xewest styles and patterns,
$1.85. The Man's Shop- d3
Buy Yonr Christina Presents
Dec. 3 at the Lutheran wtndow
sale in the S. P. ticket office, IS 4
X. Liberty.' All fancy work. dS
Nominees to Prerfde
C. B. McCullough. president ef
the Salem Kiwanis club, announc
ed at the club's weekly luncheon
Tuesday that next Tuesday Ed.
Schunke and James H. Nicholson,
who have been nominated for
president for the coming year, will
preside at the luncheon. The elec
tion of officers for the Kiwanis
club is to be held Tuesday, De
cember 15.
English Broadcloth Shirt?
Xewest styles and patterns,
$1.85. The Man's Shop. d3
Sax Sax Saxophone
And all kinds of band instrn
ment repairing. Parts for instru
ments made to order gold or sil
ver plated. Cleaning and reput
ing gold or silver plated instru
ments." Prompt service, reason
able prices, guaranteed work.
Duke's Musical Instrument Repair
Shop, room 3, McCornack Bids.
Over Miller's. d2
Smallpox Reported
A pupil of Parrish junior high
school, residing on South Twenti
eth street, has been quarantined
tecause" of smallpox, according to
a report srbmitted Tuesday to the
city health officer.
Come to Us
For Christmas suggestions. At
tractive needlework designs that
are sure to please. Salem Elite
329 Oregon Bldg. d2
Closed Automobiles
At reduced prices. These in
clude a Willys-Knight eedan, a
Hudson coach, a Gardner coupe.
a Ford coupe and a Studebaker
closure. See these at the Certi
fied Public Motor Car Market
nlTti
Certificateji Here
George Hug. city superintendent
of schools, received Tuesday cer
tificates for the nine schools in
Salem whose teachers are 100 per
cent members of the National Ed
ucation association.
Make Her Happy at Christmas
Time by sending her. a Hamil
ton-Beach vacuum sweeper. Ham
ilton's, 840 Court St. d2
Enrollment Shows Increase
At present there are 127 more
students in the Salem public
schools than there were at thi?
time last year, according to the
monthly report made out Tuesday
at the office of the city super in
tendent. At the end of the past
month of November there were
4310 students enrolled, while at
the end of November in 1924,
there were 4183.
Christinas Record:
On the Victor. Orthopt onic, at
MoOre's Music House. d2
Make Her Happy at Christmas
Time by sending her a Hamll
ton-Beach vacuum sweeper. Ham
llton's, 3 40 Court St. d:
Newspaperman Visit.
' Marshal Dana, Portland news
paperman, spent today. In Salem
attending the irrigation' and drain
age meeting. Mr. Dana is a mem
ber of the state parole board.
Runaway Train , ...
Victor record at Moore's Music
House. d2
Company f to Meet
Company M of Salem will hold
its annual reunion on Friday, De
cember 11,' according to announce
ment received here Tuesday, and
all members of the company are
to be notified personally within
the next week. December .11, 1917,
was the date on which the. com
Pny i ot. undari steam tor JJver-
pooi. Eirorts are being made to
securethe.new Elk temple for the
reunion, it Is expected that about
50 members will attend. ; .
Axminster Rags 0x12 Sixe r.
Several patterns at $29; good
quality rugs. . Hamilton's 340
Court. d2
H. II. Corey III
H. H. Corey, "member of the pub
lic service commission, has not
been able to be at his deck for sev
eral days because of illness.
Returns From South'
Dr. E. G. Altman and wife re
turned yesterday from Los Ange
les where they spent a month 'with
their daughter, Mrs. AHa A. Mar
tin, and friends. They report a
delightful t'me. "Los Angeles is
a wonderful city, with great pos
sibilities." Dr.- Altman declared,
"but 1 prefer to live in Salem. Dr.
Altman will take up his duties in
his office at once. .
$3 Down and $1 a Wk -
Will place a Hamilton-Beach
vacuum sweeper in your. homp.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St. d2
Here on Buiiie
Charles 11. Hartman.' of Port
land, arrived in Salem last night
to spend a few days. Mr. Hartman
cwns considerable property in Sa
lem which he expects to sell with
in the next week.
Hailing Krected '."
A railing was constructed yes
terday around the vacant lot on
Obituary
Stonebrraker
At the residence,' ' '419 south
Nineteenth street, November 29
saak T. Stonebreaker age 70
ears, father of Carl Stonebreaker
of Portland; Mrs. Maud Lane of
Centralia; Mrs. .Helen Jenkins of
Salem; Mrs. ' Bessie- Hexler and
Mrs. Dorothy Senosky of Portland.
The remains will be forwarded
from Rigdon mortuary Wednes
day. December 2, to the Portland
crematorium.
Moore
At the home. 1351 Saginaw St.
Monday, November 30, Mrs. Sarah
A. Moore age 75 years. wifs of
Manley E. Moore, mother of Craw
ford, George and Edward Moore
and Mrs. Ralph D. Gibson. Also
survived by one broiiier John Hay-
den of Colfax, Wash. Funeral
ervices Wednesday, December 2
at 1:30 p. jm. from the Rigdon
mortuary, interment IOOF ceiae
tery.
THE ETERNAL MAN
We know that the real man
Is indestructable, that he has
an existence Independent of the
physical body, that the body is
merely the instrument fashion
ed by some inscrutable law of
being to serve as his means of
earthly expression. We" know
that sooner or later jt will be
outgrpwn by the immortal man,
when a gentle hand will loose
it, allowing him to slip from it
like a butterfly emerging from
the chrysalis.
- Sheba Hargreaves.
W. T. Rigdon & Son
That
Cough
Will
Vanish
if you use
Schaefer's Herbal
1 Cough Cure
It is the best and most
economical Cough rem
edy made. .
-
CCHAEFER'Q
KJ DKVG STORE
The Yellow Front Phone U7
133 North Commercial Street
The Peristal-Store
ALL OREGON PARENTS
' . : t i Should
Unk tlie Fat arc
Lincoln National Life
Juvenile or.Educational Trust Fund Pol IcylLji'
kuvy uiuibe ineir college training sure;
at a nominal cost
VICTOR SCHNEIDER, Special Agent
Xorth Commercial Street, Salem
Phone 577
the corner of Church and Chemt k
et$ streets. 1 Some years ago exca
vations were made on the lot, but
work was abandoned." and a-rail-
!ng vai built to protect- pedestri-" V
ans. The old railing had rotted
and had broken, and the general
condition of the corner was de--clared
to be dangerous. 1
$3 Down and $1 a Week
Will place a Hamilton-Beach
vacuum sweeper in your' Bort! a
Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Club to Meet ; ,-lCv
The Auburn Community club
will hold a business "meeting it
7:30 o'clock Thursday evening, 'j1-.
the school, those in Charge Lav" V
announced. "
Salem Boy Wanted
C. AL Kells,; general secretary
of the Salem YMCA, is in receipt
of a letter from the national coun
cil of the. YMCA. urging that a
Salem boy be, nominated to make"
the world tour being planned by
the national YMCA for j the sum
mer mouths. . Last , year but 20
boys from the United States made
the tri&. This year it is planned
to take 40, as the YMCA is de
sirous of having a boy from aa
j( Continued on page 6.) )
MOTHER!
Child's Best Laxative , is,
"California Fig Syrup"
Hurry MotherJ
tea spoonful
of "California Fig Syrup";
ow will
n
thoroughly clean, the littles bowels
and in a few hours ybu j have a
well, playful child again. Even if
cross, feverish, bilious, constipated
or full of cold, children llove Its
pleasant taste. 1 "ilil "
Tell your druggist you want -jnly
the genuine "California VJt,i
Syrup" which i has directions Jfoi ,
jabie3 and children of i all a'gdr-'
printed on bottle. Mother, 'yon
must say ' California." Refuse anj .
Imitation. Adv. m i . ."...-
Get Rid of Your
nncu m emu n
Before Winter Sets In
Deep Seated Uric Acid lepOKits Are .., . ,
Dissolved and the Rheumatic
Poison Starts to Leave it he Sya- ,
tem Within Twentr-foiir Hnrs
HeaiMBMM mm W9 1
j-'MMamasMaiaa. !
l ';'v I
s ' ' y 4 '
It;:'1" V . ,i
Every cruggfst In, thls' county
is authorized to say to every rheu-17"
matic sufferer that ifa full "pint
bottle of Allenrhu, . the' sure con
queror of rheumatism.' does not"-' -
show the way, to stop the agony,
reduce swollen joints and do away
with even the slightest twinge of
rneumattc pain, he will gladly re-(
turn your money Without comment.
Allenrhu ' has been . tried 'aMU11
tested for years, and really mr-,
velous results have been accom
plished in the most severe .cases
where the suffering and agony
was intense . and piteous: and
where the patient' was helpless, s t ij
James H. Allen, of 26 Forbes
St.". Rochester, NVY.,' the discov
erer of Allenrhu, who for many .1
years suffered the torments,, of
acute rheumatism,: desires all 8uf-M
ferers to know that he. has in
structed druggists to guaranteo it m
as above n every instance, i ?
Perry's Drug Store is my ap---i
pointed agent in your city. If you'
live out of town III gladly Bcud
you free partIculars.--Ad,r,
of Tlioir Clilldren
with a
Insurance Com panjr ill;
Ask i -
ft