FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1925.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE TWO
From the Richest and
Best Part of the State
News from Nearby Valley Points
By Capital Journal's
Special Correspondents
AUTO LIGHTS
Garages and accessory sbops in
various parts of the state that
bare been certified for the pur
pose by the necretury of state now
hare their signs out ae automo
bile lamp adjusters under the new
light law passed by the 1925 leg
islature, and which becomes effec
tire September 1. Many motor
ists already have Bad their adjust
ments made.
"Adjustment receipts cannot be
Issued," said Secretary of State
Kozor yesterday, "by the adjuster
for any device which has not been
touted by the United Stutes bureau
of olandu-'us and approved by the
secretary o state. To date 17 dif
forent head lunipti, reflectors an'l
control devices have passed the
test and been approvd, and this
list is furnished each authorized
light adjutln;; station nnd iniul
be posted conspicuously on a bul
letin board provided for that pur
no A maximum charge of 75
cents Is allowed by law for adjust
ing, exclusive of equipment to
conform to legal requirements.
"The old magneto type of head
lights will not ciect with the re
quirements of the law and all cars
operating under this typo of Il
lumination must BO re-eiuiiw:u
with electric or acetyleno sys
tems. SLAYER OF AGED MOTHER
SENTENCED TO BE GASSED
Ponn Mov A II ST. 7. f A. P. 1
John H. Randolph, alayer of his
TS-vonr-nlrt mother. WaS fOUIld
guilty of murder in the first de
gree by a jury here last night and
his penalty was fixed at death,
which means in this state, asphyx-
InMnn liv Ipt.hnl Haudolh
heat his mothe:- with his fists so
seriously the night of June .10 tnai
she died within a tew days. The
ditto for sentence has been fixed as
August 15 by Judge Morun.
Randolph is the third man sen
tenced to death by lethal gas al
n, i-(,int tinia fit Nevada. Two
of tho condemned men, however,
have appeals pending in tne conns
to the decisions.
LEGION PLAYS
Tonight the American Legion
Lascball nine, winners of the Twi
light league championship for the
last three years ure to clash with
the Heckert nine of Corvallis on
the Oxford park diamond. The
game Je schedrled to start at 0
o'clock and will be seven inning.
The Legion nine has a strong
aggregation and they promise to
make the going rather rough for
the visitors although nothing to
known as to their strength. It U
reported, however, that they have
a fust team und are coming to
take the locals Into camp. The
Legionnairos only received oue
set-back during the regular sea
son, that at the uandu of the
Knights of Columbus team. The
Knlglila of Columbus tied the
Bankers for second place and the
right to meet the Legion, the
Bankers winning In the play-off.
Tho Bankers were able to take
tho Legion team into camp in one
uC the three games to decide the
winner of the pennant. The other
dcTeat suffered by the city champh
was ut the bands of the Oregon
state prison team.
Much Interest has been taken In
the twilight game this year n
evidenced by the large turnout at
nearly all of the games. Paul Ac
ton, manager c.f the team, has alas
made arrangements to meet the
Corvallis team in a return game tJ
be plr.yed sometime next week.
Don ton. Maples and Quisenber-v
are member of the Corviill'.
chnmpion nine
REPORT WEYERHAUSER
INTERESTED, SILVERTON
Silvcrlon, Or., Aug. 7. (Spe
cial.) Silverton went a -soar! us
Thursday nif-iuius- Jlcports were
circulated to the effect that the
big Weyerhauser Lumber com
pany had purchased the Silverton
Lumber company mill at Bilver
lou. l'j'en tbu details were work
ed out.. The mill was to be com
pletely rehult and enlarged. The
"stampede" was, however, short
lived, as the Silverton Lumber
company -denied all knowledge of
such a deal being closed.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS
BROOKS
Brooks. Or., Aug. 7. Mr. and
Mrs. F. X Moisuu have as their
guests their son, L. A. Moisan of
California, ana aaugiuer, nno.
Charles Cotflndaffer, and three
children of Independence. M
Moiean arrived Tuesday and will
remain at Krooka tor a weeit
which is the duration of his vacation.
Week-end guests at the Duli-
i!v home were Mr. and airs.
Henrv OeorKO of Portland and
Mlu. Nnonil Judd of Molallu. Mix.
George was formerly Miss Until
Walker.
Threshing is in full awing in
this neighborhood, und the grain
is reported as turning goou.
The ladies' community club met
Wednesday at tho home of Mrs.
B. F. lump. There was no regular
business session nor refreshments,
the afternoon being spent in sew
ing and quilting. There woro Hi
present.
Miss Ellen Ilackett returned
Thursday from viaitiug lu Wash
ington. ,
Mrs. H. George of Portland vis
ited her aunt, Mrs. Raymond
Bliiuton, .Sunday.
Curl Aspinwan received word
Wednesday noon that bis mother's
mother, Mrs. Ustlier Ornisby of
Kcuppixisu, Wash., had passed
away. Slio was SO years ot ago.
The tunenil will be held in Salem
today.
Ilrnnks, Or, Aug. 0. Mr. and
Mrs. 11. U. Ramp mo vialllng In
and near lloseburg tor a week or
two. They left timidity, iuteudlng
to make the trip by auto.
The few hard, weeds that so
far have escaped the watchful
weeder's eyes ana e keen scuttle
hoes are being sought and llfli'd
from among the lunula ot onion
tops so that their next year's fam
ily will not bo so numerous. Indi
cations point to nn exceptional
crop of tho lake onions and in a
few more hot days pulling will he
In progress.
P. Mcliee, visiting from Okla
homa with Charles and L. H. Mar.
tin who rosldo near Waconda.
Btepped In Monday evening for
chat with Uncle John (Jury. As
they had not seen each other for
nearly 40 yenrs wncn thoy were
friends back In Sidney, Iowa, they
spent n pleasant evening tnlking
over the ld days and tracing
friends nnd acquaintances. Mr.
Mrtlrco drove out from Oklahoma,
visiting through Wyoming and
Colorado and Intends to see the
worth-while places of Oregon nd
California before returning.
Mrs. It. E. Hayes la visiting this
week with her daughter. Mrs. Cnrl
.Aspinwnll.
MONITOR
B. W. Unltcson of tho Monitor
mill him n rrew of men at work
cleaning cut the mill nice nnd re
inforclnn the dam.
Mr. nnd Mrn. Cnlnw Amundson
motored over to Newberg hint Sun
day where they were Joined by
Mrs. Llnvllle ana her stater, nnd
all drove on to North Yamhill
where they had dinner with Tom
Llnvllle and family.
Bnllweber and Kelly Just finish
ed drilling well tor C. V. Calvin
They struck a fine flow of nrte-
inn wnlr at a dep;h of 89 feel
Mr. and Mr. Jlomle Avlns nf
Donald woro entertained at Sun
day dinner by their coindn, Mr,
and Mrs. Vic Wllllg.
Mr. and Mm. II. M. Illbemteln
nnd family ncrompiinlrd by C. V.
Carmlchael nnj d.uigliter Kunico
.motored to Pnrtlnnd Tuesday.
. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Lultble nnd
family nnd Mr. nnd Yr. lfaf
finger nnd family enjoyed a swim
and a picnic supper at Klveruld
park on the Molalla Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. C. I'omeroy and
children Almlnn, "noddy," Iorl
and Ketha and Mrs. Winnie Todd
of Woodburn left Wednesday morn
ln for a ten days outing in south
ern Oregon. They expect to see
the Oregon Cave nnd Crater hike
and also visit relatives In Klamath
Fnlls and Jlornbrook, Cumnrn.n.
before return! off.
Vtsltora Saturday at the J. i
Jensen home were: Knrl nnd Bi
son Nixon, Wm. nystock nnd Miss
ihcr Itover all of Portland,
Mr. and Mm Y. O. Wolfe nnd
family wore Sunday dinner guests
.if Mr. and Mrs. Geo. woire.
mIm Chuntlne Melhy, Mlm Esth
er White, Mrs. Lewis Melby snd
her house guest, Mrs. Sam Melhy,
of Grsnd Forks, N. D left Satur
day morning In the former's oar
tor a sojourn at Cannon Beach. 1
About 30 little folks gathered on
the spacious lawn of the J. P. Jen
en homo Thursday afternoon, July
30 and helped little Miss Barbara
celebrate her 7th birthday. They
had a jolly time and all left wish
ing Unrbara many more birthdays
"Just like this one." Refreshments
wore served by Mr. Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lenon and
family nnd Miss Shirley Overholt
.spent Sunday at Wilhoit. In the
evening they joined the C. V. Car-
nik'hael and C. W. Conye families
at Riverside park on the Molalla,
and nil enjoyed a picnic supper.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Willlg and Ut
ile daughter, Gwendolyn attended
a gathering of relatives and old
friends at a dinner party at the
Geo. Wlllig. Sr., home Tuesday
evening. Those present were: Mr.
iintf Mrs. John 1'etor, son I-'loyd
and daughter Marie, .Mr. and Mrs.
liollotk and family and Mr. and
Mrs. l-'raiik Jielloek and family
who were all on their way homo to
Fresno, California, from South Da
kota, where they had been visiting
friends and relatives since May 10.
Con.stine Willlg nnd family of
i'ai keravllle and George Willlg
and family ot Ml. Angel were ateo
present.
Ijfttle Itarbara Jensen was op
erated on for tonsils at the Dea
coness hospital Jn Hilein by Ur.
Fin ley, Tuoudny.
L. .K. Dimick. II. S. I,oFblre, A.
S. Kent and T. Sanderson went to
Portland Monday to start work on
another house at Itell for L. D.
Lemon.
M. F. Gervlng, local ngent for
the W. V. S. railway has received
a communication from headquart
ers in Oregon City, stating that the
lime of the hearing before the
civil scrvico commission to have
been held at Mt. Angel, July ;)0
had been postponed sixty days i.ub
.sequent. T1j bridges are being re
paired and the trains which were
all ink on off last week will no
doubt be running again on m hed
uls In a co.iple of days. This will
certainly bo good news to the peo
ple ot Monitor nnd vicinity.
WEST SALEM
West Salem. Or.. Aug. 7. Mr.
and Mia. S. tl. Creasy entertained
at dinuer Sunday in honor of the
hi hie and groom, Mr. and Mrs.
1 1 a n&r C reasy . Covers we re I a i d
for the following guests: Mr. ttnd
Mrs. Hulls, Mr. and Mrs. Foster
and children, Mrs. Mablo Wood
and daughter, tiernlec, Mrs. Bright
and Misses Ectty nnd Ruth lied
ford. The nftcrnoon was very
pleasantly wblled sway with vocal
nnd Instrumental music nnd In
general social time.
The Ladies Aid of tho Methodlsl
church met In the church on Wed
nesday afternoon for their month
ly business meeting. A small at
tendance turned out. Tho ladles
will meet again In the basement
of tho church lu a fortnight.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. W. Hales on
(ertiiiued at a tuniily dinner re
cently In honor of tho departure
of their son, Frank Frederiekson,
and family for their homo ill
Steamboat, Iowa. Tho following
guests were present: Mr. nnd Mrs.
linice Wallneo and little son. tlnr-
lon, Mr. nnd Mrs. N. 0. Hales, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Fredorirkson and
tninily and tho honored gucte.
Wiley Weathers Is occupying
the Methodist pulpit during the
absence of Hev. Cnnucll nnd Is
preaching somo very spiritual
messages. F. L. Cniinell nnd fam
ily have arrived In California
safely after a delightful trip.
Among the vacationers at the
oast aro Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur
Thomas nnd family, Mr. nnd Mis
Lamb and children and Mrs. Lulu
t'lark nnd children.
Third nnd Division streets are
being Improved by having cement
walks put In.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F.rnest Hoatrlght
and four children of Portland were
Sunday dinner guests nt (he M. It.
Unatrtght home on Franklin
THIS WOMAN'S RECOMPENSE
"I was so wenk nnd nervous I
could hnrdly do niy housework,"
snys Mr. Harry Ashcroft of Cov
ington, Ky. "I could not stnni
because of the bearing down
pains lu my hack and nhdomen.
One day 1 read how Iydia E.
(Mnkhnm's Vegetnhle Compound
had helped others and decided
to try It. I want to pinlne this
wonderful medicine for the
health and strength It has given
me snd ask other suffering wo
men to try It." This la the one
great dependable medicine for
woman's ills. Adr.
titreet. Miss Lillian Boiitright ac
companled them. Miss Boat right.
is much improved in health and :
employed at the Deasoness hos
pital. La ton i a Leath and Rethia Fell,
of near Dayton, have returned
homo utter a week's visit at the
homo of A. D. Leach.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Peterson
and daughters r.re enjoying a two
weeks' vacation and pleasure trip
to Crater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews
spent Sunday with their old time
friends, Mr. :;nd Mrs. Bailey of
t'anhy.
Mrs. Clare has been culled to
Lacomh on account of the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Miles-
is much better at this time.
Mm. Heard of Spokane, Wash.,
Iia returned home after a visit
with her pa r c n ta , Mr. and M rs.
.Martin.
Muriel Phillips, who was ho un
fortunate as to cut his thumb off
his left hand while cutting wood,
is getting along fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Creasy are
hutldliiK a small cottage on Sec
ond street. They will be nt home
to their friends there as soon ao It
is ready to occupy.
Guy Barnes I: as returned home
alter being confined to the Dea
con ens hosiptul vr quite awhile.
Guy is feeling tine.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nicolas of
Dayton, j'ecoiupanied by Mr. and
Mrc. 0 ruble of Creston, Iowa, were
recent guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs. 10 ward Brock.
Air. and Mrs. Barber and Mr
and Mm. Sehern and children
were Suudav dinuer guests of Mr
i'nil Mrs. Frank Forrester of the
Silverton road.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Hunt and
family of Zena were viwitors at the
Hunt dwelling Sunday.
Adam Wt'.rm has improved tho
appearance of h:s homo by paint
ing It.
Mrs. Fannie Moore has been
called to Newport to take care of
her daugjiter-in-law, Mrs. Delhert
.Moore.
Those on the sick list arc Mrs.
Ciimfteld and Mrs. Whito. Airs.
White Is some better.
SILVERTON
Silverton, Ore., Aug;. 6. (Spec
ial) A contest In map drawing
by Boy Scouts under the leader
ship of Hev. S. W. Hall was won
by Kdgar Irish, first, and Philip
Richardson, second. Nino boys
competed. The maps are on dis
play nt the Cooltdge and McClaine
baud and are very cleverly done.
They represent the business sec
tion of Silverton.
Chris Hansen and his two
daughters, Nora and Grace, and
his nephew, Alfred Nelson, who
havo been visiting at Silverton for
the past few weeks, left Wednes
day morning for California. The
parly spent Tuesday at Portland
and will visit at Cnlifornian towns
before returning to their homo at
Hemmingford, Nebraska.
Ludvlg Mae has accepted a posi
tion at tho Lorenzon Brothers
garage. Mr. Mop Is an experienced
mechanic having been employed In
a garage In the enst a number of
years. He was called to Silverton
early this spring by tho 111 health
of his father, O. .?. Moe.
Kddlo F.vnna Is now with the
Oil 'er Up station force. For some
time past Mr. Kf nns has been
with the Central Garage.
Han Ulveness has gone to New
port whore he has employment.
The Delhert Reeves Post of the
American Legion will have a
hooking stand, a lunch stand nnd
general refreshment stand nt
the Southern Pacific Picnic to be
held at the Silvcrtou park on
August 15th.
The Lutheran Girls Scout troop
held Its regular meeting Tuesday
night with Miss Thea Jensen In
charge. Mrs. Alvin Legard has re
signed as captain 'of the troop,
giving us her reasons too many
other duties. The girls plan to
bike to Butte Creek next week.
Mrs. A. O. Legard, who has
been visiting in Portland for
sometime, has returned to Silver
ton nnd will remain here until
the 15th of August at which time
she will go to North Dakota for
a visit.
Mrs. M. C. Jacohson and chil
dren, who have been visiting in
Wisconsin for a number of weeks
have returned to Silverton.
Silverton friends bave learned
that the store which Z. Tasker
stocked at Portland was robbed to
a considerable extent before he
was able to open the store. Air.
Tasker was until a short time ago
was a Silverton merchant. .
Silverton, Aug. 7. Farmers cf
the Brush creek district close to
thp Pudding river Iia ' a fire scare
Wednesday of this week when
brufdi fire broke away for n fibort
uuiu. voiumeura noon got it un
der control again. Sparks flew
to tho roof of tho S. Kazer har'i
but were extinguished before
much damage was done.
.Among the Silverton folk at
tending buyero' wtek at Port
land may bo mentioned Otto Le
gard. Karl A damn. Ralph Adams,
N. Digerness, Louis Bock, Mr,
and Mrs. L. Wolfard, Air. and
i i . 4i. win vaiKcnourg.
Air. and Aim. M. T. Wray of
chico, Cal., nr0 spending: the
week with Mr. W ray's parents,
-Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wray, at Sil
verton.
Air. and Mrs. Albert Webb and
family left Thurnday for a trip
to Crater Lake.
A. T. Blanche, the brother of
Mrs. C. AI. Wray. who has been
visiting nt Silverton for some
time, left Thursday morning for
hie homo nt Los Angeles, Cnl.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Wray of
Powers, or., spent a short time
this week with Mr. W'ray's par
ents, Air. and Airs. C. M. Wrny.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray have also
been attending buyers' week at
Portland.
Airs. George Henrikscn nnd
Mrs. John Kloster entertained the
members of Trinity ladles' aid so
cieiy at Trinity social rooms
Wednesday nftcrnoon. At the
business session of the society it
was voted to buy a laundry store
for the parsonage laundry.
A haby son wns born to Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Storaasll at the
Silverton hospital Thursday
morning.
Charles Brady, n mill employe.
fell on some rocks near the mill
and fractured a rib Thursday.
LYONS
yonn, Or., Aug. 7. Clinton
Surry recently appointed post inns-
tor, moved the postoffice from the
Potter store building Into the
building formerly occupied by Mrs.
ray lor.
Fred Vaughn !s motoring around
in a new Ford.
Aim. Lnwrence irnsk nnd little
son, returned homo from Salem.
Saturday.
Mr. nnd Airs. Trnlllnger nnd
CORNS
8tt how IntUnl and complete U your rtlltf
from ll pln with Dr.Scholl't Zlno-pto for
Corns. Tho oothtnff.hcallns medication la
Ihfftr. product thla tnalo reault. Saff.aotl
arptle. ttrmovco the prctaure and rubblnff
f tttht ahoea the mum of corn a. Coot but
trin Al all drug and alto atores.
mScholVs
Ztino-pads
Put one on the pain it goo
Em
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s 7T5T-1
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Suffered 18 years-Cured in 2 Months
3 had tntfeml far IS yean with PILKS.
r iloctnra uid a tunrkl opera (ton wa
aKiohitchr neve nr. Yet after a few treat
merit by lr. Dean f waa well, darning wHgnt
and trength; fret from all oenoua trouble.
WHAT this woman writes b typical of
hundreds of eitrrme cases of PILES
which my celebrated non-surgical meth
od has permanently CURED. Isnt H
worth a few treatments by a rfcotfntved
Specialist, who will GUARANTEE to
CvKK yov or retain your TO,
rather than anfftr lonstrf Road
KyFKKRbookenPlleaandetbtr
RRCTALaMd COLON dawrdera.
It will cauat yo b act promptty.
: - TL. V TTS
POftTtAND OlBU
'.wo daughters of Los Angeles,
Cal., visited at the D. (J. Abels'
home last eek.
Dr. and Mrs. Dick Lansis of La
Grande spent a few days visiting
with the doctor's mother, Mrs.
Frank Donison.
A number of friends gathered
at the home of Grandma Johnston.
Tu2sday afternoon, and surprised
her In honor of her 82nd birth
day. Two beautiful birthday
cakes with 82 candles each and
ice cream were served at the end
of a very enjoyable afternoon.
The W. P. Hardison family of
Portland, also their daughter, Mrs.
Ed Boatman of Klamath Falls, ure
camping at Tayior's Grove and
visiting friends in Lyons this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Endgaugh of
Portland are visiting relatives
lie re.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Runker have
moved to Mill City, where Mrs
Vunker has charge of the tele
phone office.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston
und family, Grandma Johnston
and Miss Ella Johnston picnicked
in Sitlcm, Sundry.
SCOTTS MILLS
Scotts Mills, Or.. Aug. 6. Mrs.
Earl Groshong and three children
are visiting at tho J. M. Groshong
home this week.
Mrs. G. P. Olger and two daugh
ters, Fern nnd Velma, left Monday
morning for Twin Rocks, where
they will attend the Christian En
deavor conference.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gidley were
Salem visitors Saturday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brougher
spent Monday and Tuesday in vis
iting In Portland. They returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna White called on Mrs.
C. R. Gidley, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrsr. LeRoy Frazler
and little daughter, Arline, left
Monday for Twin Rocks, where
I hey will attend the Christian En
deavor conference.
Mr. and Mrs. b. M. Bennett nnd
son, Talbot, were Portland visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. J. Maloy was down from
the ranch Tuesday. While In town
she called on Mrs. Anna White.
Miss Freda Tapper of Albany
arrived here Inst week to help
with the household duties at the
Millard home. Mis Tapper i9 a
sister of Mrs. Millard.
FAIRFIELD
Fairfield. Or., Aug. 7- Miss
Zelma Luthy of Salem has been
visiting with her .cousins, Miss
Florence and Marguerite Dultette
this pr.st W:iek.
Mrs. John Marwialer returned
home after a month's absence. She
hr.s been in Salem, where she un
derwent medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. John Imlah and
son, Selwyn, ana Gordon Jamison
spent the past week at Netarts.
Miss Gladys Dittnar Is at home
aft?r spending the winter in Port
land, where she was employed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Stewart and
Jamily spent the week-end at the
DuKette home.
Miss Nellie iVJar thaler returned
from Twin Rocks, where she spent
a pleasant two weeks.
Frank Parker was delightfully
surprised Tuesday evening when
a group of young people dropped
in to help him celebrate his 21st
birthday.
Miss Agnes DuRette attended
tho shower given for Miss Mar-joi-ie
Brown Friday.
John Imkih spent Wednesday in
Oregon City on business.
Miss Rota and Beatrice Becker
arc spending the week with their
aunt, Mrs. C. It. Moore.
Mrs. Carl Franz and sons were
called to the bed side of their
mother and grandmother in Port
land, who has been seriously ill.
Gordon Jameson, who has spent
the summer with his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Parker,
has returned to his home In Mil-vaukie.
I
TONIGHT
(FRIDAY)
Family
Night!!
GRAND
STIFF SENTENCE
GIVEN 10 ME
Roy Able, a logger ot Silverton.
...hn ii'ns f.nnri iriiiltv In nolicc
court yesterday ot driving his
automobile while lntoxicaiea. was
yesicrday sentenced by Judge
Poulsen to pay a fine ot $100.
ilnv. In flirt ritv 1ail and
duo tin hi. fiiilomnliilc driver's li
cense for n period anywhere from
!I0 days to a year.
This is said to be the etiffesl
jolt ever meted out In the city
court for this offense, and al
though Doncld Miles, attorney for
AK!o nrnlratpri vlenrnuslv. Poul
sen refused to impose a lighter
penalty.
Able was once before In police
,..i,i nn ,i ulimlnr fih.'lI'Lrn and at
that time was accused of steal ins
an automobile at silverton. tnu
that latter cuarge wus withdrawn.
'WRINKLES, LINES
or crows-feet:
Lemon Juice Tightens Skin
Squeezo the Juice
of two lemons in a
bottle containing
three ounces of
Orchard White.
which any drug.
gist wrll supply for
a few cents, shake
well and you have
the very mildest
antl-wrinklc lotion
to tighten relaxed
skin, erase fine lines and eradicate
crows feet
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the skin at nipht
By morning most of the tell talc
wrihkles, tired lines - -id crows feci
are smoothed out, giving a more
youthful contour to cheeks, chin,
throat. It leaves the skin velvety
soft, clear and fresh.
Beauty experts use this astrin
gent lolion for enlarged pores, also
to bleach and whiten sallow, tan
nod .skin.
Mix ' .is harmless lotion your
so" -inec it acts best immediately
after prepared. Adv.
Gunman Killer) in Raid.
New York, Aug. 6. Oue gun-
man was killed and two others
probably fatally wounded nftor
they had raided a Harlem dlca
game today. The three were shot
by police as they attempted to es
cape after lining seventy men
gainst a welt ana collecting sev
eral thousand dollars In money
and Jewelry.
Iflany
Pounds
come to Lipton
experts but
few are chosen!
Only the finest
tea reaches your
taste!
W? LARGEST SALB
Wf IN THE WORLD
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GENERAL Gasoline
assures YOU-
MAXIMUM MILEAGE
CLEAN COMBUSTION
FULL POWER
EASY STARTING
"A Perfect
Picnic S.
For Any Engine"
The hardest kind of steady going becomes a perfect
picnic for any engine that works on a diet of GENERAL,
Gasoline. GENERAL, in many respects, is like the good,
old-fashioned gas of long ago. It contains only the needed
elements of the crude petroleum. Refined by GENERAL'S
distinctive system, it combines, in the one super fuel, Mile
age, Quick Starting, Clean Combustion and Maximum
Power. It assures, from any engine, the best performance
of which that engine is capable.
Sold Only by Authorized, Independent Dealers,
at the Green-and-White Sign
"Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!"
W. R. Speck, Distributor, Phone 2102, Salem, Oregon
G1&$ OLIME
'and Lubricants