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will be mmminsined ensign If
b passes flaal examinations.
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frm the first mnrresainal dis
trict f Ore-gen. Bradshaw had
attended Salens high school and
Willamette anivenity. (OffleUl
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Kriig Inspects
Installations Af Bonneville
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 13-;P)
Secretary of the Interior J. A.
Krug told a press conference to
day he hoped the Bonneville ad
ministration would find 'effect
ive means' to utilize vast Colum
bia river power resources in
peacetime economy.
Ai director of the war produc
tion board, he said, he saw the
industrial development for which
electrical power was responsible
in this area. "Eminent progress
has been made in retaining and
increasing it," he said. Here on
a western tour, he inspected Bon
neville dam and the world's larg
est electrical sub-station, near
Vancouver, Wash.
"Klectric power is the life blood
of the economy of the country
particularly low coat power as
you have here in the west," Krug
declared.
He said he hoped to "greatly
improve" the integration of the
loosely coordinated interior department.
HERBERT HOOVER IN BRAZIL
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Jone
13 -i- Herbert Hooter arrived
by plane yesterdayi, planning
to stay several days! in Brazil
surveying the possibilities of this
country's contributing j to relfeve
the world food shortage.
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Hollywood drive are: President, .
Mn. Paul Barnham; vice-presi-'
dent. r. Cecil Frame: secretary- ,
treasurer, Mrs. Harold Bonn. Mrs
V. Rice was hostess for the June
meeting, last of the club until .
the- annual neighborhood picnic ,
In Aufuet.
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"''rDELICATESSEtJ STORE
Trosied Foods for
Finer Flavor!"
Chicken and Noodles 30 C
Creaned Salmon t ,b 54c
Apricots i Ib. 28c
Black Raspberries i ib.38c
Corn it 24c
Oven Baked Beans i )b.29c
T7e CaJer .
Delicalessen Hems
Ilac and Cheese 32c
Boasi Chicken
Fried Chicken
Jello - - 32c
Complete Lin of SaUuls
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Wook Days- I a. m. to 7 p.
Sunday, fl a. m. o 5:30 p.
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but the oddiUooal aufferin it
not csnly urmecesaary. but also
stl j nvizuuL For, quick relief
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HAY FEVER
Your physic rarl will tell you that hay
fever is an allergic condition of the mu
cous membrane of thv nose, the con
junctiva, and the u iTp t respiratory
tract. It is usually dtie to the inhala
tion of pollens, but may e caused by
emanations of other substances and by
certain foods. !
Hypersensitiveness to the pollens of grasses, shrubs, trees and
various other plants represent a common cause f hay fever.
One type of sensitization occurs from April to Juite and is us
ually due to the pollens of grasses. Another typie. which oc
curs from August to October, is usually caused by the pollens
of ragweed and related species.
Your physician will be pleased to discuss with you the pre-e-nsonal.
perennial and co-seasonal treatment of hay fever.
Let us compound your hay fever prescriptions..
This is the nfficial Penslar Remedy Stare far Marion County.
T will find these nreparatians f highest! qaality and guaran
teed U be exactly far what they are said and represented U be.
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54 days treatment
ATHLETE'S FOOT
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stomach, gas and 1Q
heartburn. Bottle p
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CORIIS
50 c
EVEI1 YTHIIIG FOB THE BABY
We have a complete line of medical needs' for babies.
Let us fill your prescriptions
are often the cause of poor
work and brine; about days
of misery! Use Schaefers
CORN HEIIEDY
for prompt relief
No relief, no pay
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