The OREGON.STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Bfornfor, February 3, 1933
PACK FTVE
Local News Brief i
Salvage Old Stamps County
Clerk TJ. G. Boyer promptly sec
onded the motion of Deputy Clerk
C. C Ward yesterday when the
latter suggested that Uncle Sam
would refund stamp money on
httndredi ol old uncancelled,
printed receipt postal cards stored
in the clerk's election room from
as far back at least as 1911. As
a result the two set to work late
In th afternoon sorting out tne
cards whose stamps were never
canceled. The county will receive
three-quarters of a cent refund on
each penny-stamped card. Trie
postals vrere used by the late R.
D. Allen, elerk in 1911. and by
Max Gehlhar. clerk in 1 9 1 4 , to
obtain receipts from recipients of
county warrants...
Doerfler and Sons. Rare ornamen
tal nursery. Landscaping. P S8F3
Club Sponsors Derby The Les
lie model airplane club will spon
sor an air derby soon, to be held
in. the school gymnasium or.
weather Permitting, outside, in
.order to raise funds with which to
"purchase a model gasoline motor
tnr the club. A small admission
fee will pe charged, piub lead
ers believe the boys will be able
to gain firsthand information in
regard to the wor Kings 01 b"
oiin motor bv tearing down and
-reassemblinz one. Officers of the
Huh ar Flovd Lappln. president;
Rill Pettit. secretary; Gleri Clark,
Vritx TVckehacb. Eddie Roseman
nublicitv: L. H. Swanson, faculty
adviser.
Evert Givens now 482 Court.
v.n winkle Rules The chief
medical director of the state in
dustrial "accident commission w
eligible for appointment as a
m.mhor nf the state board of
medical examiners,, provided the
duties of the medical director are
merely to advise the commission
technical mattess. Attorney
rinoral Van Winkle ruled Wed
nesday. In case the medical di-
has nower to decide mat
ters of governmental policy for
s x i. A nnt Tip
toe com ui isaiwu ixts " "
elieible to serve on the board of
medical examiners. The opinion
was requested by Governor Mar
tin.
Auburn Class to Start Tonight
the standard first aid class at the
inhnrn sehool.which was last
week postponed will meet for the
five ttTDaa AX 1 -.SO o'clock The
course, which follows the outline
prepared by the American Red
Cross, will continue ten weeks.
Those successfully completing it
will be awarded a standard cer
tificate. Any adult may enroll
and there is no tuition.
Tour Valentine wont iorsei ju
if you send your photograph
CynCronise studio, 1st Natl
Bank Bldg.
Discuss Tax Survey County
Assessor R. "Tad" Shelton was
consulted yesterday by a Univer
Bity of Oregon representative
concerning a WPA tax exempt
property survey to be conducted
in the state in the near future. Ma
rion county will be among the
first in which the 111.000 project
will be undertaken. Conferences
will be had with the state tax
commission before that time.
Legionnaires Invited Com
mander Glen Porter of Capital
Post No. 9, American Legion, an
nounced last night that members
of the post and auxiliary had been
Invited to attend the annual Yam
hill county "pow-wow," to be held
at Sheridan Friday night. The
program will include entertain
ment, election of officers and
honoring of state officers.
Re-Roof Now Blfstronu 5S0.
Hillsboro Fugitive Held Joe
Schiber. wanted at Hillsboro on
charge of defrauding an inn
keeper in Washington county,
was arrested by Sheriff A. C.
Burk's deputies near Gervals yes
terday and later given into the
custody of officers from, that
county.
Highway Bids Asked Bids for
road and bridge projects aggre
gating a cost of more than $700,
00 will be opened by the state
highway commission at a meeting
la Portland February 17, R. H.
Baldock, -state highway engineer,
announced Wednesday.
Insured savings earn 4 with
the Salem Federal.
.
Building Permits Two permits
Issued by the city building in
apector's office yesterday were to
L. F. Capps, to erect a one-story
office building at 905 North Com
mercial, 30, and to C. Murphy,
to alter a one-story machine shop
at 252 State, $45.
Insurance Bid Opened The
county court yesterday opened
bids for liability Insurance cov
ering county-owned motor ve
hicles but deferred the making of
an award pending study of the
proposals.
l.uU riorlst. 1278 N. Lib. Ph 939
Revenue Man Coming The dep
uty collector of internal revenue
will be in the Salem office ia the
federal building to assist taxpay
ers in making returns February 1
to 17 and March 2 to 15. He will
be in Silverton February 26 to 28
and in Woodburn March 1.
USE IHINrSK H Kit! 13
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
CHARLIE CH AN
Chinese Herb
REMEDIES
Healing virtue
lias been tested
hundreds years
for chronic nil
meats' nose,
throat, sinusitis,
catarrh, ears.
langs, asthma, chronic cough,
stomach, gall stones, colitis,
constipation, diabetls, kidneys,
bladder, heart, blood, nerves,
neuralgia, rbevmatlsm, high
blood pressure, gland, akin
sores, male, female and chil
dren disorders.
S. B. Fong. 8 years practice
ia China, " Herb Specialist,
122 N. Commercial St Salem,
Ore. Office hoars 9 to p. m.
Sunday and Wed. to 10 a. m.
Coming Events
Feb. 3 Marlon and Polk
county bop growers, Salem
chamber of commerce, 10 a.m.
Feb. 1 to 3 State conven
tion of Holiness association.
Evangelical church at JIarion
and Summer.
Feb. 2 Fellowship dinner,
Englewood United Brethren
church, 6:30 p. m.; Rev. Rob
ert A. Hutchinson, speaker.
Feb. 25-26 County Sunday
school convention at Woodburn. '
St. Helens Showing Good Dr
Ernest C. Dalton, member of the
capitol reconstruction commis
sion, paid while here Wednesday
that in connection with President
Roosevelt's infantile paralysis
campaign citizens of St. Helens
lalsed $1200, or 23 cents per
capita, through cubscriptions,
dance?, skating and other recre
ational features.
The Salem Federal is paying i
on savings. All accounts insured.
Mother at Xewberg Leslie
Trembeath. 44. who was burned
to death together with his wife
and threeyear old son Thomas
when their home near Neche.N.
D.. was destroyed by fire recent
ly, was a son of Mrs. Sarah Trem
beath of New berg, an item in a
Devils Lake, N.D., newsp per re
veals. Closed Sleeting The Salem
Realty board will hold a business
meeting for members only on Fri
day noon at the Golden Pheasant,
in accordance with a schedule
adopted at the beginning of the
year. An exchange of information
on listings is planned, in addition
to other business. Attendance of
all members is being urged.
Ladies Auxiliary FOE Benefit tur
key dinner. Fraternal Temple.
Wed. P.M. 6:30. Entertainment.
Legion Pons to Meet A meet
ing of the Sons of Legion will be
held Friday night in rooms 1-0
and 1-A of the old high school
building at 7:30 o'clock. The
Sons of Legion committee will
meet at the Quelle at noon today.
Paints-Roofing. Mathis, 474 Ferry
Artisans to Meet The Capital
Assembly of Artisans will hold
its regular business meeting to
night at 8 o'clock at the Frater
nal temple.
Licensed to Wed A Vancou
ver, Wash., marriage license has
been issued to Carl O. Beck, 20,
of Airlie and Esther A. Smith,
16, Salem.
WRC Meeting Today The
Women's Relief Corps will hold
a special all-day meeting today
at the fairgrounds.
Mrs. Smith in Hospital
AUMSVILLE Mrs. John Smith
is in the Salem Deaconess hos
pital suffering from an attack of
gall bladder trouble, and a se
vere cold. John Smith is in Port
land where he Is serving on the
grand jury.
Obituary
Sowers
At the residence, 1283 Broad
way, Abraham Sowers, 77 years.
Survived by widow Lula; two
sons. Alfred and Edgar, both of
California. Memorial services will
be held at Walker & Howell chapel
Thursday at 2 p.m., with- ReV.
Weston officiating. Concluding
s e r v Ices at Belcrest Memorial
park.
Dowel!
John F. Dowell, 59, at veterans'
hospital. Portland, January 31.
Survivors include a brother, Jo
seph Dowell of California. Grave
side services in charge of Clough-
Barrick company Thursday, Feb
ruary 3, at 10 a.m., at IOOF cem
etery under direction of Hal Hib
bard camp No. 5, Spanish War
Veterans.
Schubert
Reinhold H. Schubert, 61, at
the residence on route 2. Silver
ton. February 2. . Survived by
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Schubert of Pasadena; widow,
Mrs. Annie Schubert of Rt. 2,
Silverton: four daughters, Mrs.
Henry Hains of Salem, Mrs.
Douglas McKenzie of Oregon
City, Mrs. Frank Woelk of Sa
lem. Mrs. Delory Fitzke of Val
setz; son, Edward Schubert; sis
ters, Mrs. Mary Valentine and
Mrs. Charles Valentine, both of
Pasadena; brother. William Schu
bert of Vantage, Sask.; five
grandsons also survive. Services
will be announced later from
Clough-Barrlck chapel.
D Belloy
Aymar L. De Belloy. at a lo
cal hospital February 2, at the
age of 44 years. Survived by
widow. Mrs. Victoria De Belloy
of Taft; daughters, Violet Chris
tianson of Toledo, Vera De Bel
loy of Taft; sons, Almar, jrand
Paul Raymond of Taft; brother,
6. H. De Belloy of Spring Val
ley, Cal.: sisters. Mrs. Thornton
of San Diego. Mrs. Orvetta Wil
son of Los Angeles, half-brother,
Frank Rhodes of San Francisco;
mother, Mrs. M. E. Cj Belloy of
Palm City, Calif. Services will
bo held from the Clough-Barrick
chapel Friday, February 4. at
10 a.m. Interment Lincoln Mem
orial park in Portland.
' Powell
At - Salem General hospital. J
February 2. Katherine -Walker
Powell at the age of 78 years,
late resident of Woodburn. Sur
vived by two children', Mrs. Faith
WiUard of Spearf ish. South -Dakota,
and Keith Powell of Salem,
also two grandsons, George Bing
ham Powell and Keith Walker
Powell of Salem. Funeral ser
vices will be held Thursday, Feb
ruary 3, at the Belcrest Memor
ial park chapel at 1:30 p.m. un
der the direction of the W. T.
RigdoB company. Interment in
Belcrest Memorial park. Body
will lie fa state at tho W. T. Rig
don company chapel . until 12
clock noon February J.
Silverton Men
To Face Court
J. Drake and C Anderson
to Have Hearing Today,
Larceny Charges
Preliminary hearings for Jnne
D. Drake and Clark Anderson, Sil
verton men arrested last month on
larceny charges, will be held In
Salem justice court today. Drake's
hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m.,
and Anderson's for 1:30 p.m. -
Anderson was arrested January
18 and Drake the following day
in connection with an investiga
tion as the alleged disappearance
of a collection of old coins and
paper money left by the late Frank
Coffman of Silverton. After plead
ing not guilty in Silverton justice
court, they were released on their
own recognisance .and Judge Alf
O. Nelson transferred the cases to
Salem.
Circuit Court
E. E. Lane vs. Lloyd and Esther
E. Demarest and Benjamin Frank
lin Savings & Loan association;
answer of defendant Esther E.
Demarest liens sought by plaintiff
to be foreclosed upon, in connec
tion with repairs and alterations
to a house, cannot be foreclosed
without impairing judgment liens
for $125 court costs and $527 sup
port money for her child which she
holds: sale of the premises r.nd
distribution of proceeds among
herself. L. P. Martin, assignee of
the $125 lien and Benjamin
Franklin Savings & Loan associa
tlon, holder of a $1000 mortgage,
is asked.
Carnation Lumber company vs
Joseph Schiebel; return showing
garnishment of $300 held by A. F
Hayes and due defendant on on
ions. Probate Court
Francis W. Ware, guardianship
matter: order for hearing Feb
ruary 14 on petition of Jennie L,
Trotter, daughter, for her appoint
ment as guardian of Francis W,
Ware, 79, whose estate consists of
a monthly $19 old age assistance
payment.
Edward C. Warner estate: clos
ing order granted to Millie E
Warner, administratrix.
Thomas Tuss estate; order ap
pointing F. V. Shackelford ad
ministrator of $108 personal prop
erty estate in Marion county and
naming George, Ida and Joe
Fritchtl as appraisers.
Edward J. Pearce estate;
amended report of Charles H.
Busey, administrator, on sale of
52-acre tract of river, bottom and
three miles southwest of Salem to
E. N. and Mary Graves. Floyd and
Naomi Graves, for $1253.34, the
buyers to assume $5046.66 over
due on mortgage.
uarrie l.. u Nelli estate; ap
praisals, $800 in Lincoln county,
by Lee W. Williams. Walter
Parker and Harold Harpole and
$464.48 in Marion county, by Roy
Nelson. E. B. Millard and E. M.
Daue.
Elizabeth O. Caldwell estate;
order substituting Mrs." H. R.
Jones for H. R. Jones as appraiser.
Charles T. Pomeroy personal
and partnership estates; orders
for hearings March 1 on final ac
counts of Estella Pomeroy, execu
trix, and A. A. Keene, administra
tor, respectively.
Ray Nash estate; order author
izing Merritt M. Nash, administra
tor, to execute $4200 mortgage on
65 head of Jersey cattle to refund
old mortgage: appraisal, $6002.50.
by Glen Nash. Victoria Campbell
and Fred Wolfe.
Robert Emmet La r sen estate;
order appointing William Gahls
dorf administrator; only asset 1?
a claim for Larsen's death.
Justice Court
King David Pleasant, Dallas;
found guilty of being drunk on a
public highway; committed to
sheriff's custody when $10 fine
not paid. Pleasant was arrested by
state police yesterday morning af
ter his automobile had collided
with another machine on the Sa-
lem-Stayton highway.
Municipal Court
John Johnson, drunk, sentenced
to 5 days in jail.
Bail collected on parking tags
for the day, $10.
Powell Services
Scheduled Today
Mrs. Katherine Walker Powell
former Woodburn librarian and
pastor, died Wednesday at a local
hospital at the age of 78 years. She
had been ill for several weeks.
Funeral services for Mrs. Pow
ell were set by the W. T. RIgdon
company for this" afternoon at
1:30 o'clock at the Belcrest Mem
orial park chapel, with interment
at the same cemetery. The body
will lie In state at the RIgdon
chapel all this morning.
Active in Woodburn's civic life,
the deceased had been librarian
for-the past 10 years. An ordained
minister, she often substituted in
the church pulpits there. She was
a member of Evergreen chapter
No. 41. OES.
Survivors include a son, Keith
Powell of Salem; a daughter. Mrs.
Faith WiUard of Spearfish, S. D.;
two grandsons. George Bingham
Powell and Keith Walker Powell,
both of Salem. :
Barber's Window
Broken 3rd Time
Window-smashing vandals
ttruck at the Fairgrounds barber
shop, a non-union place located at
2545 Portland road, for the third
time Tuesday night, Ray Hunt,
proprietor, reported yesterday.
As in the previous attacks, a rock
was thrown through his shop win
dow... ' ,: t -:
Hunt said he had no clue as to
the vandals' identity.
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Vultec, Wife Die
Gerard F. Vultec, noted Los Angeles aeronautic designer, and his wife,
Sylvia, who died recently when their plane broke into flames and
plnnged into an Arizon mountain. The couple was ea route from
Winslow, Ariz., to Clover Field, Santa Monica, Calif., on the last
leg of a transcontinental journey when the crash occurred. Large
numbers of airplanes Vultee designed have been purchased by
Soviet Russia aad other governments. He designed models aow used
in the U. S. army air force. IIS
Piano-Accordion
Contest Offered
Free Instruction Classes
Slated by Meisinger
Studio in Salem
An unusual contest in which
participants will "start from
scratch" is being sponsored in
Salem by the Priscilla Meisinger
studios. Contestants, certifying
that they have had no practice
or instruction in playing piano-
accordian prior to entry, will be
given instruction without cost.
They must register by Febru
ary 7.
Then, early in the summer, the
contest will be held and they will
be judged on the playing, from
memory, of two selections. There
will be a district contest, winners
in which will enter the regional,
and finally the national Soprani
contest. National winners will
receive a trip to Italy with all
expenses paid from New York
and return.
The Meisinger studios are now
enrolling free-instruction classes
in connection with this contest.
Instruments will be furuishedr-
Older Boys' Meet
Theme Is Chosen
"We Men of Tomorrow" will
be the general topic for the Mar
ion - Polk - Yamhill county Older
Boys conference to be held at
the Salem YMCA March 25 and
26, It was decided at Wednesday
night's meeting of the planning
council.
Committees were also named
to act during the meeting: Hos
pitality Bob Ewing, chairman,
Ed Bishop and Hume Downs;
promotion Butch Nelson, chair
man, Allan Toole and Merlin Nel
son; program Jim Leedy, chair
man, Bill Smith and Cyril Jones;
registration Tom Hill, chair
man. Bill Shinn and Clinton
Walker; housing George Ar
buckle, chairman, Allan Siewart
and Corydon Blodgett; recrea
tion Wilson Maynard. chair
man. Jack Hammell and Charle3
Boyce.
Sub-topics for the conference's
discussion will be crime, social
hygiene, world, affairs and post
high school education. The best
available speakers will be
brought to the conference from
all over the northwest.
Convicted Man Is
Not Cattle Buver
John D. Ray, who has engaged
In the cattle buying and whole
sale meat business in the Salem
district for msny years, is not
the J. D. Ray who was found
guilty in Woodburn justice court
Tuesday of a charge of practic
ing veterinary medicine without
a license, the local, man declared
yesterday. Sheriff's deputies con
firmed his declaration. Ray. the
cattle buyer, lives on Salem route
five.
The man convicted in the
Woodburn court has appealed to
the circuit court. Al Phillips, ar
rested along with Ray, has been
released from the county jail un
der directions to leave the state.
He planned to. go to California.
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Gty Free From
Auto Fatalities
72 Mishaps Cause Dozen
Injuries for January
but no Deaths
There were no fatalities listed
among the 72 accidents involving
motor vehicles that occured with
in tho Salem city limits for Jan
uary, the regular monthly police
report shows.
Twelve persons were injured.
including two pedestrians, six
motorists, two motorists in a col
lision with a train and two bi
cyclists. Officers ticketed 2195 automo
biles for parking violations. 19
for speed violations, 12 for run
ning through red lights, four for
ifproper registration or license
and 20 for miscellaneous causes.
Eleven cars were reported stol
en, of which 10 were recovered.
Other reports to the police sta
tion were: one purse snatching,
two pickpockets, one burglary, 17
larceny, one sex offense, six fic
titious check offenses, 19 drunks,
two drunken driving, and one
disorderly conduct.
3 Salem Students
Are U0 Speakers
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene, Feb. 2 David Comptou,
Verdi Sederstrom, and Dean Ellis,
all of Salem, have participated in
public speaking activities at the
University of Oregon in the past
week. Compton and Sederstrom
were members of a radio drama
tization and Ellis traveled to
Myrtle Creek with a symposium
group.
Compton Is the son of Mrs. Ber
tha V. Compton of Salem; Seder
strom the son of Mr. and Mrs. O.
F. Sederstrom; and Ellis the son
of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ellis.;
All are graduates of Salem high'
school.
Gervais Project
On Approved List
Notice that a Gervais street
and sidewalk project had receiv
ed presidential approval was re
ceived yesterday at the county
WPA offices here. Work on the
rroject will start February 11 if
federal funds are received before
that date.
The project calls for a $1645
federal and $8SS local expendi
ture for construction of concrete
sidewalks and improvement of
street drainage ditches.
For Chest Colds
Distressing: cold in chest or throat,
never aafe to neglect, generally ease
up when soothing, warming Mua
terole is applied.
Better than a mustard plaster,
Musterole gets action because it's
NOT just a salve. It's a "cmnrtsv
irritant1 stimulating, penetrating,
and helpful in drawing out local con
gestion and pain.
Used by mflliona for 30 years.
Recommended by many doctors and
nurses. All druggists'. In three
strengths: Regular Strength, Chil
dren's (mild), and Extra Strong. Ap
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Natural remedies
for oisonirn of liv
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skin, and urinary
nystem of men and
women. Rented!
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asthma, arthritis,
gar diabetls and
rheumatism.
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Calvary Baptists
Set Committeemen
Church Activities Heads
for Year Appointed by
Advisory Body
The advisory board of the Cal
vary Baptist church met this
week and made the following
committee appointments:
Music, Mrs. Charles Davis,
chairman; Mrs. Charles McAllis
ter, Mrs. J. Dale Taylor and Mr.
Ben Ramseyer.
Publicity, Rev. A. Q. Weniger,
chairman; Miss LaVinia Buirgy,
Mrs. Earl Gregg.
. .Social. Mrs. K. H. Pickens,
chairman; Mrs. Ed. Bingenheim
er. Mrs. Fred Lehmann. Mrs.
Wayne Henry, Leslie White.
Reception, Dr. K. K. Adams,
chairman; Mrs. W. F. Foster, H.
A. Rasmussen, Mrs. D. H. Lindley,
Mrs. T. B. Kenagy. Olen Scraf
ford, Mrs. Chester Pickens, Mrs.
Thomas Roen, and Glen Gregg.
Missionary. Mrs. J. F. Billeter,
chairman; Mrs. Merrill Barber,
D. A. Emerson, Mrs. F. C. Stan
nard and: Miss Velna Alexander.
Evangelism, Rev. F. C. Stan
nard, chairman: Mrs. Kenneth
Graber, Mrs. Fred Erixon, Mrs.
K. K. Adams.
Ushers, Earl Gregg, chairman;
J. F. Svinth. Earl Barham. Bruce
Willis. Robert Seamster, Merrill
Barber, Harold Gillman, Ronald
Adams, Herhert Rasmussen.
Thomas Roen, jr., Donald Ras
mussen. Finance, K. H. Pickens, chair
man; Warren Welborn, Charles
Davis, Thomas Roen and Miss Jo
sephine Evans.
Auditing, Edward Roth, chair
man; H. A. Siefarth.
Decorating. M r a . Charles San
ders, chairman; Mrs. Earl Bar
ham, Mrs. E. J. Roth.
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Mrs. J. E. Isted, chairman; Mrs.
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Indians Entertain
At Rotary's Meet
Large
Croup of Teachers
to
Be Given Summer
Course, Stated
Students from Salem Indian
school presented a program at
Rotary club yesterday. Indian
songs and dances were presented
ia costume, with Aleatha Whizz,
senior at Chemawa, introducing
the numbers, which were as fol
lows: Indian love call, sung by Flor
ence Booth and Frank Bolton.
Indian dance, Raymond Ti&sld
mit. age 12, and Lloyd Colby, four
and Hooper Honena, four, with
Roosevelt Suppah drummer.
"Wium," Pueblo lullaby, sung
by Iris Hogsed, N e m a Hogsed.
Dorothy Jones. Bertha Blakeslee
and Misses Booth and Whizz; also
Indian dance impressions and
Omaha love song by the same
group.
Hoop dance by Willie Miller
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WE WILL
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Adjust all brake anchors.
Bleed all brake lines.
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NOTICE: Any other material or turning brake "drum,
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Clean ting Gam for Dry or Sn
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Foundation Geam .1 far
Hand Cream t far
Hand Lotion fl far
Tonic Atfringant for Dry or Sen
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Special Astringent for Normal or
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Tissue Craom for Normal or Oily
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Colonial Club Shaving Cream.
Colonial Club Shaving Lotion.
Colonial Club Talc for Men . . .
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Quo Bay Rum . .
Club Lilac Vegetal
Club Raxor Blades, 5t . .
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Nelson's Lavender Wafer 1 far
FOR TEETH,
MOUTH, GUMS
Mog-Loc Tooth Pasta. .......
Anfiscprina Tooth Pewa
Penslor Dantol Gtom
AntisecXine Tooth Powder .... .
Antheptine Liquid, 16 ox.
Sodium Petborars, flavored
Mog-Loc Tooth Brush
Penslor Toorh Brush
lunior Tooth Brush
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Umbering Oil.
Mohonic.
Mineral Agar
PEN LYPTUS, I
COUCH SYRUP I
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Ped for Athletes Foot ... -1
Aspirin Tablets. 14 for
Comp. licorica Powder, 4 ex....... far
Buchu, Juniper and Palmetto P!h. . . 4 . . . -1 f
Milk of Magnesia TaUeM ............. .1 for
Tincture Iodine, loz....... ,..-.....1 far
Mercurachfome Solution, H ox. I. . . . .1 far
Zinc Oxida Ointment i"p
Corbolie Solve.. .............. ..!
Col-O-Mine Lotion, 1 6 ex. . . . . . - I- -
Germicidol Soap. i
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Sole A rents Penslar Remedies ia Marion County i f.
DOLLAR MINTS
Soft, creamy mint cea
ters, SOe lb. qaallty
19C.
(Wita taia ad.)
by Wilson Spea
aiso sang an In-
cer. The latter
dian love song.;
Tribal songs by Miss Weiss
and a Nez Perce serenade by
Misses J o n e S , Blakeslee and
Whizz.
Social dances and war dances;
concluded the program.
Superintendent Paul T. Jack
son announced that next year 100
more students would be cared for
at the school. During the sum
mer the summer school for teach
ers in Alaska schools will be hail
at Chemawa. ;
Objects of Indian arts and
crafts were displayed about the'
dining room and in the lobby of
the Marion, attracting a great
deal of attention.
Salem Forestry Student
OSC Banquet Chairman
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallis, Feb. 2 Eugene Tower
of Salem, senior In forestry at
Oregon State college, was recently
appointed chairman of the receP
1 1 o n committee for the annual
forestry banquet to be held Feb
ruary 15.
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Phone 4673
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