The Oregon statesman., May 21, 1931, Page 8, Image 8

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A dolfarjMys more todi
CAPITAL
.DRUGSTORE
SOS Slate J.H.WiUett .Tel. 3118
rs vdtii a Reputation
Today - Friday - Gotarday
on all 50c Tooth Pastes including
Eepsodent - Ipana - Anident - Iodent
Strasskas - Milk Magnesia Colgate
Squibbs . j
With purchases made In any and all departments
amounting to SI. GO, you may then purchase your
favorite" tooth paste for 15c '. . i
Values in this ad reflect the substantial sayings
to be hSd by trading any day at the Capita Drug
Store. .- - -. , - i
c EXIfElA OPECB
We have 500 65c bottles of Carrot Chambly Per
fume, the. haunting fragrance ef the blended Ori
ental oils of Bulgarian Rose, Indian Vetevert, San
dalwood and Manila Ylang? Ylang. We are giving
these absolutely free to the first 500 ladies mak
ing any kind of a purchase, starting Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock. Only one to a customer. ,
Cuticuro Soap . '1 8C
r.lennohf s Ta!b & . 1 1 Sc
Play Ins Cards w. . J 23c
: Cod Liver OH nJSJsaJ; 67-'':
I Hnd'o llZS? Cream &'2&j I:
ZonItoD2cInfcctnntL 3SC
UI-PiirpoGO Talcum a 2S :
RUM-!' CD
rsEottie livT
CWctarle
iLtSVssuo
. 69c
I
I 27
Curlinc Iron
Almond Lotion
Gohi Blades SSV
Pond ;S Creams . L 36c
Bath SpraynSS-.t 39c
Phospho Comp.iL.1 97c
Kruschcn Salts vS -t L 67
Shampoo "VsSsff.' - .33
Justrito Clean. Fid. & 23c
Lyon's Tooth Pdr.2S 23
Tooth Brush 8SSi&X j. I C
Shavlnjj Cream 'SrftS',
45cKotes
' 27c:
45c Modess
' 27c
1.35Sargbn
98c
60c - Magnesia 29c
$1 andfWtoe 69c
$1
and Wine
Boston
Bags
59c
(1 American CA
Ol Mineral Oil DtC
Si. wSTonlc CD C
Hot Water
Bottle! !
Hid fait, fcMkti
riUwiNlMlKM
p. rt a om.
f V. .. 59c
Bath Towels
51c
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GIB BUTTDfJS
Beginners who Learned art
In Present Campaign :
Get Recognition
BNsianerk' bottom were strn
to S3 boys tad (iris b7 Jadge
George Rossman recently tor ac
complishing the feat of Jumping
into : -rater ' OTer their head,
wimmlng ' SB feet , and - then
swlmnitng back. large number,
fully three-fourths of the 41S boys
and girls who signed up for swim
ming in the Red Cross-Y. II. C -A,
campaign, learned -to swim. Many
of these can swim 200 feet.
Of the 41S who signed up. 123
were girls and ISO were boys.
Charles Gill has been Instructor
for the. classes, which haTo been
meeting since May 12. Those who
earned buttons are nrged by the
Red Cross to : return, next - week
for the advanced lessons. The ad
vanced t swimming . lessons will
take place every day between and
including Hay IB and June , ex
cept May 27, 10 and 31. - f
The swimmers schedule is as
follows: Boys, IS years and up,
4 to 4:30 o'clock; girls. IS years
and up, 4:30. to o'clock; Junior
life savers, IS years and up, to
f o'clock; senior, life savers, 17
years and cp, 0:30 to 7:30
o'clock; adult beginners, 7:30 to
t o'clock, and adult -swimmers,
8 to 1:80 o'clock.
Many Inquiries about the adult
beginners group have come to the
Y. If. C. A. and Red Cross head
quarters. List of Button rr - r
Winners Lengthy
Those who earned Red Cross
Life Saving Service beginners'
buttons are as follows: David He
Ray, LeRby Pettlt. Harold Dig
man, Merle Crow. Wayne Willard,
Harold "Maker, John Olson, Rob
ert "Kempel, Kenneth Godklns,
Ed Potter. Gerald Johnson. Mel-
Tin Chllds,. Osmer. Burgess, .Ber
nard Koehler, Parnell - Xupper,
Lester .Willig, Rodger Baker, Yer
nal Busch, Loren Edlund, Ray
Ostrln, G. Laeey, B. Bechtel,' L.
HaskeU,. G. Martin.
Mary Elisabeth Jones, .Opal
Slewart, Juanita "Weaver, Elva
Godkin. Marian Z wicker. Pauline
TJraven, Margaret Vadney, Laura
Slebens, carmagene Holier,- Mar-
Jorie Mack, Cora May Hoffer,
Gretehen Steinke, Helen Kestley,
Jean Hurdey,' Anna May Graben-
horst, ; Mabel Heyland, Mary Jo
Geiser, Garet Lansing, Ruth Alice
Grant, Mario white, Marian Ry
doo, Betty Burdette, Helen WU-
soif, Dorothy Joy Barker, Carol
Par. Margaret Ayers. Olive
Swingle, Veima Duerre, Jujia Al-
iem iuesMUier, leina Boyd, Iiota
Miner, Wilda Jean Jeman, Vir
ginia Koahlar, "
, Winona Smith. 'i. Lorene Tra!tt.
La Vina Deppen, PrisciUa 6imp-
ains, urace uasmnssen, Florence
Dual, Doris Battles, Theodora
Bonfsleur, Lucile Hansen, Ger
trude "I Johnson, " Bernlco Wosek,
Gwendolyn Short. xUolse Elliott;
WaUena Pitt, Mary Smith, Myrtle
Davidson, Eileen Amundson, Mar
Jorie Pruitt, rrancea GUdow, Ra
chel BonnelL rranees Pahat,
Gladys Halvley, Bsrnlce Noack,
EUsabeth Wolter and Margaret
Burk, - -
STEPIIETi SERVICES
Will BE AT ISfM
Mrs. Luclnda H." Stephen, 81,
died at the Home of her stn, C. H.
Stephen, here late Sunday, after
being 111 for; several weeks. -,
, She was born at Elliott's Cross
Roads, Morgan county, Ohio, Aug
ust 1, 1160, and was married In
1171 Mrs. Stephen later moved
to Beaver City, Nsb., where she
and her . husband . rasided until
September, 1902, when they came
to Oregon and located near Amity.
Surviving are six children. They
are'L. H. Stephen, Portland; Mrs.
F. Hardin, Beaver City, Neb.; Et
fie Fltsgerald, Amity; Mrs. Cora
E. Haaton. Hillsboro; C. H. 4tnd
P. L, Stephen, both of Salem. She
also leaves one sister, Mrs. Lottie
Andrews of Roseburg, 19 grand
children "and seven great-grandchildren.'
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Funeral . services will be held
today at S p. m. from the Amity
Methodist Episcopal church. . In
terment of the body will -follow
In the Amity cemetery. ..,
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Power Project :
'T On Metolius is
; ; Protested Here
.The state game 'commission
yesterday filed with the state
utilities commission, a protest
against granting . the . application
of John A. Zehntbauer, for per
mission to divert 4S second -feet
of water from Jack Creek, a trib
utary to the Metollne river, for
power purposes. . ' - .-
. It was alleged that the diver
sion would deplete the waters ef
the Metolius river and Injure the
fish life.- -
The : protest waa . signed by
Ralph Cowgill, engineer for the
utilities commission.
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. Swift's - nilk fattened Armour fixed f 1 a t o r
fowl, " for ' roasting :or 'Star Hams. Half or
: frleasse. i-:) Whole. "
2d lb- i 1 1 1 j 21g lb-
Shortening or Pure Lard
10c lb., 10 lbs. 95 c
jKOlOgTlcl any shoulder cut of
V ! - McMarr Quality Beef
We are replacing our present pattern of china with
a new "Syracuse pattern and will sell our supply
of. the old pattern. Just right for smaller restan
rant or boarding house. :
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