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The 022GOIT STATESMAK, Salem.
Oregon. Sunday Morning, May 14. 1S44
Seniors' Will
Be Guests r
At AAUW .
Miss Margaret Burroughs, dra
ma teacher of Salem senior high -school,
will read a modem play ;
at the tea to be given Saturday,
afternoon In the Carrier room of
the. First Methodist church at 2
o'clock when members of the Sa
lem branch of the American as
sociation of University Women
-will be hostesses to Willamette,
senior women.'' :V:VU-v:y-Miss
Burroughs is a graduate
of the University of Oregon and
last summer attended the Hed
gerow school of the theatre, just
outside Philadelphia. In addition
to the reading Miss Frances Ylr
ginie' Melton will speak briefly
on music week after which Mrs.
Seling Fisher will sing,, accom
panied by Miss Melton.
Arrangements for the tea art
in charge of Mrs. ; Custer Boss,
hospitality chairman.
War Mothers to
Be Guests .
The meeting Monday night at
the Woman's club, the members
of the American Legion auxiliary
will honor their mothers and the
American War Mothers. Mr. Irl
McSherry will deliver a tribute
to the mothers. 1 ,
Board members will be hostess
es. The poppy committee, Mrs.
E. A. Lee, Mrs. W. L. Osborne,
Mrs.": Verne Ostrander and Mrs.
Lloyd Demarest assisted by the '
sewing committee, Mrs. Stuart
Johns, Mrs. Frank Marshall, '
Miss Jessie Rodman, Mrs. W. H.v
, Anderson, Mrs. L. G. Vogt and
Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf will have
charge of refreshments. . .
New members of the Junior
auxiliary will be initiated at a
candlelight ceremony. , A junior
program will include a song by
Joan Blaxall, comedy piano num- .
bers by Diane Putnam and finale
by junior chorus. ,
A 6:30 covered dish dinner will
be held in the Woman's club for
the local and "visiting juniors and
Mrs. tSanley Krueger. chairman,
will have charge, assisted by the
girls mothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Brazier Small
and Miss Suzanne Small were in
Portland Saturday for the chris
tening of MrsT Small's two nie
ces Mary Elizabeth and Caroline
Dorothy Sewall, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell SewalL
The christening was held at the
Episcopal chapel with Bishop
Benjamin Dagwell officiating at
4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Small was
Caroline's 'godmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Law,
jr., of Norfolk, Va., and Mr. and
- Mrs. Robert Law and daughter,
V-nrisunat, vgene are visiuog
at the home of Mr. and Mrs; J. E.
' Law. Mr. Joseph Law is sta-
tioned at Norfolk with the, navy
I and this is the first time his wife
i has come west h
i Piano pupils of Miss Frances
- Virginie Melton will be present-
; td in two spring recitals on Sun-
: day afternoons. May 21 and 28
' at 4 o'clock in the YMCA lobby.
Grade school pupils will appear
, in the first recital and advanced
: pupils in the second. The public
is invited to both programs.
AAUW radio pregram will be
given over KOAC on Tuesday
afternoon at z p. m. , wnen ur.
. W. Warrington acts as moder
ator at a panel discussion on "Is
My Health My Own . Business?'?
i The subject is being discussed by
Dr. Henrietta Morris and Dr.
R. W. Ripley.
r SWEG1X The May meetimg
of the Merry -Go-Round club
was held Thursday at the borne
f Mrs, Rex Peffer on Holly-.
r wood Drive. The afternoon was
- spent informally with the : fol
lowing members 'and j guests
present: Mrs. V. M." LaDue, Mrs.
Charles Battorff, Mrs, Harold
J Holler, Mrs., Oscar Forgard, Mrs.
C J. Pattison, Mrs. Oscar Poe,
: Mrs.- Clayton Gibb. Mrs.! Ralph
Becker, Mrs. ' Charles ' Thomas,
. Mrs. Cecil Frame and her guest,
: Mrs. C A. Frame of Salem,
'''Jerry Gibb, Stephen Holler and
'-: the hostess. i . .;..-..'--;
Last Sunday' members of the
dub presented Mrs, Lottie Olson
- a greeting ; card, basket ' and
" flowers : in remembrance j of her
89th birthday. Mrs. Olson is a
. member' of the club and -has
been ill ' b u t is much better
now. Her. guests on -Sunday at
- the home of her daughter, Mrs.
r Walter Fisher and family,: were
her daughters, Mrs. E. Afider
son, Portland, - and , Mrs.; Lucile
X Wilcox, Medfrod. ; .
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Miss Trudie Meier, Miss, Mcgy BoUingfcr and Miss Charlotte Mathis, pictured from'
left to right above who have been chosen candidates for the Hi-Y Sweetheart Mho win
ner will be determined this week and announcement of her selection will be withheld until
the annual semi-formal Hi-Y Sweetheart dance to be given in the high school gymnasium
Eriday night The three .Salem Hi-Y chapters have narrowed down their respective can-
dictates to the above thrco girls.each chapter having three nominees! at the beginning.
Miss Janet Rogers was last year f sweetheart (Kennell-Ellis photos), i
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Camp Tiro Girls
Column
, Pansy Blue Birds learned how
to set a proper dinner table and
how to make flower arrange
ments during the past few weeks
and will show what they learned '
on Mother's day. When the girls
met Saturday, they made hold- ,
ers which are to be hung up to
hold the recipe being use. Gift
cards were made and the pres
ents wrapped for . the mothers.
Barbara Bonesteele, chairman,
Patsy Snider, Patty Deeney and
Julia Ann Miller made up the
committee for the meeting.
The Isan Camp Fire Girls gave
a tea for their mothers on Wed
nesday at the home of the guard-,
ian, Mrs. H. G. Henderson. Mo
thers attending were Mrs. Ed
ward Majek, Mrs. E. T. B. Hill,
Mrs. Vera Miller, Mrs. Ward
Prescott, Mrs. Christina Sim- .
mons and Mrs. Kenneth Waters.
' I Girls there were -Jo Ann Ma
ek, Joan Marie Miller, Elizabeth
Johnson, Marlyn Waters, Eliza
beth Simmons,' Wander Tanner,
Geraldine Prescott, Edna HUl,
Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Marie
Nothelf er. '
' Mrs. Waldo O. Mills was host
ess, to members of her club at
luncheon and bridge Friday aft
ernoon : at her home on Oak
street jSpecial guests were Mrs
Cat Patton and Mrs. M.-P. Ad
ams. . v
HOPEWELL Beautiful In
simplicity was the exchange of
vows at 10 ajn. Tuesday, May
9, at the parsonage at Lafayette,
when Miss Faye Meiklejohn of
Santa Ana, Calif., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mei- .
klejohn of Dickey, ND, became
the bride of CpL Clair Stephens,
of : the United States army, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Stephens
of 1 HopewelL Rev. S. Johnsons
officiated in the presence of the
groom's father.
i The bride' wore a - brown
dressmaker suit with matching
blouse and accessories,
r CpL Stephens came Friday,
May 5 .from his base at Camp
Pickett, near Richmond, Va.,
. for 20 day furlough.
; i The last two years he has
been stationed in Alaska after
training at Camp Roberts, Calif n
where he became acquainted
with his bride, who came from
her; California home Saturday,
May 6V She - will accompany
CpL Stephens . to his base and
they win be guests of her par
ents for several days enronte.
In the evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ste
phens an ft - o'clock wedding
i .supper was served.
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BLOUSE
i -With the Beautiful
Ve'y don your favorite i&ress
neckline in a series of blduti- f
ful blouses. Wear them with 1
lovely feminine skirts, ear
t h e m. - tol glamourize slacks.
With long or short
white and colors.
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j CLUB CALENDAR
-MONDAY; -v
SU Ande's guUd, . with Mrs.
Joha Carson, 785 South Commer
dl street. X pjn.
Whit Shrine of Jerusalem meet
at Masonic temple, pjrv.
American Legion auxiliary, I
p m. Entertain American War
Mothers.
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae with
Mrs. Ivan Merchant, route 4. .
JO dinner.
Wesleyan Service suild, Leslie
Methodist church, with Mrs. Irv
ins DeTrance, 1334 Court street,
p-m. . t ':
Alpha . Chi . Omega alumnae
wth Mrs. Monroe CUbert, route
3,st pjn, -
. .TtrssoAr ' -:: '-.X
Salem Ministers' Wives meet
whn Mrs.: C. A. Kells. at YMCA
AAUW recent graduates cover-
e4 dish dinner with Mrs. W. H.
Bradford. 2070 Center street.
' 30 . pjn. , -
Book-a-Month club with Mrs.
AJ: A. Beed, 1389 Center street,
l:t5 dessert luncheon. .
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1 WEDNESDAY
Salem Writers' club with Dr.
and Mrs. Morton E. Peck. 1S9S
Court street. 7 JO p.m.
Boyal Neighbors Sewing dub
with Mrs. Zula Webb. 126 North
17th street, all day meeting, no
: host luncheon ' at noon.
thdbsdaV
, Wives of officers of 70th divi
sion, luncheon at 12 JO at Marlon
hotel. - -
DeMola Mothers' club, refular.
. monthly luncheon. Masonic ball.
$alem General Hospital auxil
iary, 10 ajn. at YWCA.
Lions auxiliary with Mrs.
George Rhoten, 1S43 South
Church street, 8 p.m.
Friendly Neighbors Garden
club with' Mrs. C. D. Anderson.
1330 r Fairmount. street, dessert
luncheon, 1 :15 p.m.
Word has been received of the
biri of a son to Master Sergeant '
and Mrs. Wilfred R. McKay, of
Lorepac, Calif., formerly of Sa-
rlemV on April 17. Grandparents
are4Mr.-arid Mrs. Frank W. Bell f
of ortland and, Mr. and Mrs.;
G. A: McKay of Pendleton. Ser- t
geant McKay is stationed at
Caipp Cooke with the army en- ;
: gineers. i '
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A visitor in the capital today
wUl be Mrs. Waldo O. Mills, Jr, .
of Portland, who will be the :
guest of her husband's parents, !
Mrand Mrs. Waldo O. Mills.
She) 'recently returned from Min- i
nespta and Pennsylvania where ;
shefwas with LL Mills, who is
noM? at Louisville, Kentucky.
Bfrs. E. A, Boyle of 159 North
Winter street will entertain the
E t i k t a tclub at her home on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Mason
Bishop and Mrs. C W. Stacey
will discuss post war plans for
dubs. Election of officers will be
held. Hostesses will be Mrs. A.E.
Lee Mrs. W. W. Chad wick. Miss
. Antoinette White and Mrs. Stu- i
art Johnson, i.''
. Mrs. Kabert DeYIIeg left Wed
nesday for San Diego where
she! will visit for several weeks
with her husband's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. DeVlieg. -
Mr. and Mrs. Jaases KlehareV
t soar- of Portland are spending the
weekend in Salem at the home
f lr. and Mrs. O. K. DeWItC ,
Neckline
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Crescendo Club.
Banquet Slated '
Crescendo club of Salem high
school will entertain with its an
nual banquet on Tuesday night
at the Golden Pheasant at 8:30
o'clock.; Installation of new offi
cers for the ensuing year will be
a highlight of the after dinner
program. A musical program
will be presented and the sign
ing of the history book will be a
feature of the evening. Miss
Lena Belle Tartar is advisor of
the club.
Robert Robins will be installed
as president of the dub. Other
officers are Edith Fairham, vice
. president; j Jean Fidler, secre
tary; Ardelle Haagenson, treas
urer; Joe- Brazie, sergeant-at-arms;
George Adams, concert
manager; Dorothy Hobson, club
historian; 'Jewell Gueffroy, pro
gram chairman;, and Joyce
Reeves, membership chairman
Silver Wedding
Dinner Today
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Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lucas will
celebrate ; their silver wedding
anniversary today at a famOy
dinner at : their home on South
23rd street. Cavers will be
placed - for 22 ' guests including:
relatives and a few friends. : .
Mr. and Mrs.' Lucas have three
children, Louise, of Salem, Avia
tion Cadet: James, who is sta
tioned at San Marcos, Texas, and
Herbert, a paratrooper who is in
England.
St. Anne's guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal Church will meet Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock: at the
home of Mrs. John Carson, 785
South Commercial street. Assist
ing Mrs. Carson will be Mrs.
Keith Brown, Mrs. Kenneth Wil
son, Mrs.. Raymond Bonesteele
and Mrs. Wallace Carson.
Final meeting of the year for
AAUW recent graduates will be
held Tuesday night at the home
of the leader, Mrs. William H.
Bradford, 2070 Center street
Members will meet for a covered
dish dinner at 6:30 o'clock land
tables win be arranged in
recreation room. .
the
Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, Mrs. Paul
Bale and! Mrs. Lewis Griffith
will 'be hostesses for a dessert
supper Monday night for the Al
pha Chi Omega alumnae at the
Gilbert country home. Any new
alumnae in the tity are invited
to attend. iy,.i.. ;j :: Ir.y
Posh ave r
Coipiete- W
Open Thurs. Eve.
by Appointment
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Palace Prom .
Theme for
Dance " I
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"Palace Prom" Is the theme of :
the spring interdormitory formal '
which will Te held next Satur- -
day in the Mirror room of the-.
Marion hotel. Miss Nadene Ma- -thews,
president of the interdor
mitory councuVIs general -chair "
man for the dance.
Arrangements are being made .
so that women from each dormi-.
tory or hall will have charge of
the various committees. Miss
Mary Lou Moore of Kappa hall
made arrangements for the hotel.
Miss Virginia Routson of the
same hall is in charge of cleanup
and has as members of her com- '
mittee all the other residents. . J
Fredrickson women are in
charge of refreshments and pro
grams. Miss Rosalie Smith is in
charge of refreshments and Miss
Evelyn Deal will ass is t Miss
Zimmerman: with the programs.
Music, chaperones and decora
tions will be handled by Alpha
Psi hall members. Miss Barbara
' Diefendorf and M 1 s s i : Marjory
Maulding are arranging the mu-.
sic. Miss Doris Holmes, and Miss
Nadene Mathews will invite
chaperones. - Miss Helen Thomas
is head of the decorations com
mittee and working with her are
Mis" Marian Erickson! and Miss
Mary Acheson. :
White SHrine to
Hear Report
Wmaxnette Shrine No. 2, White
Shrine of Jerusalem ! will meet,
at the Masonic temple Monday
night at 8 o'clock. A report on the
supreme shrine held in Chicago
will be read. Mrs. Albert C
Smith, worthy highT priestess of
Willamette Shrine, was the dele
gate. :.:-"-
Mother's day will be the theme
of the program and Mrs. Fern
Allison is in charge. A social hour
will follow with Mrs.' Pearl
Speer, chairman. -' j -
Aikens; Hosts
At Dinner !
Mr. and -Mrs. George Aiken
were hosts for an informal din
ner party Saturday night at their
home on North Summer street
Spring: flowers provided the dec
orative note. : ' .
Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Vandenynde,
Judge and Mrs. Arthur Hay, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude, Mcpherson and
Mr, and Mrs. Gepcge Aiken.
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Hewspaper; Garner
as Esseslial Id
When crorjlTincr olease
you. if this Is not possible
of consent i
Several Oonics OcenlJiine 1st s
Carriers assigned to routes in districts in -which I
-they, live. -.' . t " .j
".' - - - " 1 t ' ; ',. y ' f
Ft:z2 cr Call d Circzhlica
: ' ' 'i; x ' Department ' I , !
but . . Heotring about f; the harp, pro
gram t4,bo oiven by students of the Sacred
Henri rnnslr rferrrrtmerit reminds US of the
: many times! we passed the
way ta Lianieia, rmn nsara .n lnanjuiu
sounds !of theinany instruments, .each prac
ticing c ciiiferent piece .ln a diflterent rodm
It has always been a symbol of . .' '. - "
':: Uq Moment llfyou saw a Me wisp'
.of a womanj buzzing around town last week,
with a lot of programs under her arm, you
probably : recognized Mrs.! Walter Denton
who hds mCtnagd ruxtionqd: Music week for
manyimany years, mrough fire,, flood, and
war. She simply won't let us go through
May without a Music week and if s a good .
thing t-o it is so easy tb forget the pleas-,
ant things these days, we are so apt to give
over entirely to grim business of winning a
war. ' j ':X-X'MX
yX- A Jbunch of youngsters. .. . The First
Methodist hurch probably looks upon the
First Presbyterian church as a mere young
ster, but when the latter' celebrated' its 75th
anniversary it feltjeally grown up. We don't
remember pack 75 years,! but we do recall
the . oldj hand pump organ and the time we
pumped it because the regular man (our old
er brother) was indisposed for some reason.
It was jquite a thrill to contemplate but not
half so) much fun to ortually work at Inci
dentally there are some good Presbyterians
Miss LeBlond
Giveb talk
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The Salem! Zonta dub, meet
ing for dinner at the . Golden
Pheasant ion Thursday night,
heard Miss Neva LeBlond give a
general talk on music and illus
trations of types discussed. She
discussed-j music period begin
ning with, Bach, and ending with
the moderns, jlnduded in the re
j cordings jverf numbers by Bach,
Beethoven, Tchaikowsky and the
modern El Salon Modco by Cop
land. ;
Mrs. Byron B. Herrick, presi
dent of the local dub, reported
- on the Portland conference held
recently iukl announced election
of officers for May 25.
CANTEEN CALENDAH
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SUNDAY. MAY 14
to 11-rCredit Women's Breakfast
club. - I i' i .-. I
11 to 1 B'naJ Brith. ! I
1 to 4 Ladies North Howell grange.
4 to 7 Eagles auxiliary.
T to il z.onia ciud. v.
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MONDAY. MAY 15 " ' il
Sons of union Veterans aoxnuuy.
TUESDAY,
MAY 1
Girl's Service organization.
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WEDNESDAY, ! MAY IT
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Hunters
urn . , i Mn . . i
land jAnslers auxiliaiy. ;
;. THURSDAY, KAY IS I
WSCS Leslie; Methodist church.:!
raroAY, may! is
St., John's church suild. j
G. F. French
atepobUeaa CaadMste for '
nsprcsonlafive
A plain, common; hard
working main who win
work fori the interests of
the plaid, common, hard
working
people. iLets
our; friends and
speak to
ask. them
to help elect
him.
Adv.
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Jcbs ike Classed
fho Uar EUcri
have parents accompany
please bring signed letter
J
' who remember
asleep between organ pieces. When me or
ganist started to play the' bellows slowly
school on the emptied- of air
cot so good Just
AnficixxxSoa
always wanted to see '.a wfld -west after .
. chow, following the! regulcrr circus perform
: ance, but hope never to weaken and see -one.
I'm afraid it will be iust dnoiher case erf
' deflation. Wcmtogisameuung and not get
, ting it, Is usually more pleasant Chan actual
: reaUKrtlon, And noW feat we feink we see-
what a wild west show will turn out to be
we still want to be deluded into thinking it
fs something we will get around to seeing
some time. - . i i
..... j Oh goody, goody. . . We called the
dentist and got an appointment hat like feat!
Of course as long a3 a gold crown on our fa
vorite tooth Is loose we were called an em-
"ergency case and ddn't have to wait so long
as toe; ordinary pafients. The office girl
merely asked if 9 o'clock October 9 is all i
right and we scdd 4"If you mean October 9,
1944, we hist don't have another thing plan-
- ned for 9 a. m." The only thing we are wor
ried about is feat rxiaybe all our teeth will
have dropped out by that time and; well
have to break the appointment ' .- '
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. 8alem Ministers Wives
elation will meet for a' 1 o'clock
luncheon Tuesday at the home
of. Mrs. C A. Kells, Members
will meet at the YMCA at 120
o'clock and will ' out to the '
Kells country home together.
Mrs. Weaver Hess heads the
hostess committee and Mrs. Dud
ley Strain is arranging the pro
gram. Members are asked to
bring their favorite recipes for
exchange.
Major mad Mrs. J. K. Selnltx ,
(Mabel Rankin) have been vis-'
iting in Salem a few days at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Sally
Schultz Vn the river road. They'
are enroute to Ephrata, Wash,
where he will be stationed at the
air base. He formerly was at
Riverside, Calif.'
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Have Necessary j Repairs
Made Now j
Dental work can often save you discomfort and
farther damage to your teeth.
Blake First'
Visit .Without
Appointment .
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Whatever dental service you
require. Dental plates,
. bridge work, filling, inlays,
crowns and extractions. Use
Accepted Credit to pay as
you are paid. r
1m.:, .. .' V.
Dentislryr;,
With Accepted 5 .
Credit
PAY BY WEEK
OR MONTH'"
Terms To Suit You
Tor Dental Plates'
Pay while -wearing
themwitlt.
Accepted Credit
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Back The Boys On
The Fighting Front
Buy More War.;.; v
Bonds' And Stamps
DR. PAINLESS PARKER, Dentist
"-i - 12S LIBERTY ST. CORNER STATE
.TELEPHONE SALEM 8825 -
Other Offices In Eczene, Portland, Tacoma, Spokane,' Seattle
! : And ia All Leading Pacific Coast GUcs
the i time my brother fell
while
official , pumper
The music was
then.'
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Is a pleasure. . we have .
Fireside Today
Ai Hdworth's!
Prof, and Mrs. C C Haworth
will be boats to a group of Wil
lamette university students this
afternoon at faculty fireside,
sponsored by the campus YMCA,
at their home. Hours will be from
4 to. f p. to, according to Miss
Margaret Forsythe, YW cabinet
member in charge of the fire
sides. Students invited to attend the
Haworth fireside are Miss Isa
bel! Roberts, Miss Laura Jean
Bates, Mrs. June Haight, George
Cotton, Robert Chambers and
Miss Thelma Lathrop. The fire
sides are sponsored in an effort
to enable students and professors
to become better acquainted. A
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Dr. Painless
Parker Says:
"Perhaps your intention was
good, but you just never found
the! time to visit the dentist.
And ailing teeth mean hot only
the! loss of teeth, but loss of
health. Arrange to take , care
of dental costs with Accepted
Credit Start visits immedi
ately and pay in - budgeting
'amounts." r .
Make Your Own
Credit Terms, : '
Within Reason E
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Dental neglect leaves the way
open for infection to attack the
body: .Your strength is under
mined, working energy is re
duced. The skilled mechanic
. finds his effectiveness is dim
inished, his nerves are affect
ed. I Yet this can be anticipated
by visiting a dentist at fre
quent . intervals to see ' that
teeth are accorded the atten
tion they require. With Ac
cepted Credit you can assure
yourself of dental care and ar
; range for the cost of your work
on terms to suit you.
dental plates have '
carefully! blended
color
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' The improved material used by
dentists for plate-making, be
cause of its reproductive qua
lity, achieves more lifelike ef
fects.. Plates have a natural
design and permanent natural
form. They" will not warp or
shrink. .They have natural-colored
gums and a clear palate
' that reflects tissues.
Translucent teeth for
dental plates
Science has perfected artificial
teeth that have the size, shape
and shade of fine natural teeth.
And because they absorb and
reflect light- as do 'natural
teeth, they are difficult to detect
f