WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925
PAGE TWO
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News from Nearby Valley Points
By Capital Journal's
Special Correspondents
From the Richest and
Best Part of the State
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
New Orleans, La., Aug. 12 (AF)
New Orleans Is the "sore anot"
on the prohibition enforcement de
partment list of cities where boot
legging; and the traffic in contra
band liquor form a problem, E. C.
Yellowly, na'.ional chief of prohi
bition agents, said hero today dis
cussing the campaign undertaken
here by a force of 200 federal au
thorities. "Now Orleans is the vornt wet
spot in the country toclny," said
Mr. Yellowly, "and Detroit cornea
next. Wo are going to try to stop
the flow of liquor into the United
States through New Orleans with
in 30 dys.
"Uquor rings operating from
Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and
other cities with their connections
here from a formidable enemy to
prohibition, are the objective of
this attack."
In a series of surprises raids be
ginning early yesterday the army
of dry agents seized tho plant and
property of the Union Brewing
company here and filled store
rooms of the federal building with
...b-innria nt Urnioru ranKine from
the finest Imported brands to moon
shine. More than $1,000,000 worth
was confiscated.
Vnllnnrlnir thft AftlziirBS CaburCtS
of the French quarter, usually the
hub of New Orleans nignt, me,
were deserted. Newspaper Inves
tigators reported- prices of intoxi
cants soaring.
TALKING MOVIE IS SUCCESS
Washington, Aug. 12. (A. P.)
Successful teat of a "talking
movie radio" wes announced yes
terday by C. Francis Jenkins,
Washington, inventor.
For tlie experiment, Mr. Jenkins
moved about the iilcturo transmit
ting set and described his actions,
in audience in another room view
ing the reproduced picture ad lis
tening to the inventor's voice com
ing through the speaker.
rredicling that general uso 01
the apparatus might he made feafl-l
iblo, Mr Jenkins said he had de
signed it ns an at Inch men t to
itundard radio receiving self. I
SAWDUST DUMPS
Dalian, Aug. 12 Although the
timber and cut over land In this
district U exceedingly dry fire war
dens have been able to hold In
check the numerous small blazes
that have originated the past few
days, mostly near small mills on
the Little Luckiamute.
A fire In an old snwdust dump
near Bronson's mill has been giv
ing trouble. It broke loose late
Saturday but was checked by time
ly work of I-'iro Warden Gosso with
the help of a portable pumped nnd
aid from tho Willamette Valley
Lumber company tank pumper.
Equipment was rushed out from
Dallas by W. V. Fuller, district fire
warden, but the blaze had been
controlled by tho time it reached
the mill. No damage was done.
SAN DIEGO GIRL KIDNAPED
San Diego, Cal.. Aug. 12. Held
captive In a largo automobile by
I wo men. a young woman, scream
ing frantically for help, attracted
neonlc in the residential section
yesterday aiternoon and ' police
have begun a seaich lor the auto
mobile and its occupants.
It was reported the car was
heading for .Mexico, and border or
fjiculs have been on the lookout
but so far no arrests have -been
made. Tnat the woman was a
prisoner in the handB of the auto-
mobilistti was evident when she
cried to a passerby to get the 11
cense number of the machine in
which she was being held.
RIFFS BURN STOMACHS
FROM PRISONERS TAKEN
Casa Blanca, Morocco, Aug. 12
(A. P.) One of the ofrms of
torftiriy to which the rebellious
ftiffian tribesmen subject their
prisoners is burning out of the
stomach. Consequently the French
fliers try always to prevent being
captured alive.
The casualties among them how
ever are heavy, for the HlfClaas
arc excellent marksmen.
As the bombing planes frequent
ly drop as low as 50 feet from the
ground to use machine guns
a met the enemy after loosing a
cargo of bombs, the Itiffiane snip
ers are given good opportunities
Inch they rarely neglect.
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS
FALLS CITY
Hazel Green, Or., - Aug. 12.
JMiss Verda ScViacIer returned to
her home in Quinaby, Wednesday,
after spending several d;iys with
her sister, Mra. V. A. Kobow.
Mr. and Mrs. McHao and chil
dren of tit-ay ton, Mr. and Mrs.
Minch of Uiveraide, Jim Sim and
friend from Portland were guests
at the Wacl-.cn home Sunday. In
tho afternoon the took a ride in
Mr. Miuch's new Chevrolet.
Virgil Perrino had the misfor
tuno to get a wild oat in hie eye
Inst week, lie wuh taken to the
hospital immediately and had it
removed. Itiloy Wordon Is visiting rela
tives in Turner thin week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Vogt are
tho proud parents of a baby boy
thr.t arrived last week.
Mr. and Mrs. b O. Johnson and,
children i:pent the week-end at AI
sea with friends. Mr. Johnson
motored over to Walport to see
the new road Uiut is under con
struction. Mr. and Mm. Willi.ua Hawkins
spoilt Srnduy with Mrs. Hawkins'
mother, Mrs. N. P. Williamson.
Mr. Vi-sil Perrine is visiting
with her parents mi t'orlland this,
week.
Mrs. Amy 1 1 tiers called ou her
mother, Mis. Luuuu Johtiiion, bun
day.
Max Woods and family and Mrs.
Anna Ziulinskl and sou picuicku
ul Helah Kpringw, Sunday.
Mrs. Kila M-'inileiy and eon
Joseph, s'lent the week-end In
Portland on tt combined pleasure
and b.is mvs trip. While there
tln-y visited vitb Mrs. McCaffery
thnieiiUT. Mis. Steiwer.
The W. M. A. fcolda its district
meeting Thursday at Mrs. ti. C
Looney'fc. i-alem local and the
Hopewell local will be present and
ait interesting urogram will he
rendered. The program consist'
of: Devotions, Mm. Hill of Salem;
prayer, Kev. Mr. rtiower of Salem;
"IJulldinrc a Christian Homo in
China." Ills Van Cleave; song,
Mrs. Italph Van Cleave and daugh
ter; "Dr. Luk and tho First com
mandmoi't," Mr:;. Maudo Kobow;
"Missionary Alphabet," children;
Bong, Mrs. Hall; report of board
meeting. Mrs. Hart incus or fort
lnnd; paper. Mm. Mower: music,
spelcal; "Some Familiar Adver
tlsementi'.." local.
lA-roy Van Cleovo nnd fitly Al
len Looney returned Wednesday
from Noskowin, where they were
with the Y. M. C. A. boys.
James Luc key Is visiting at the
old soldiers' home in 11 use burg
this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lukenbiel had a
boy arrive nt their house Friday
morning.
S1LVEKTON
Kllverton, Aug. 12. Mm. F.
Rahn and daughter llenp, went to
Portland Monday, colled there by
tho lllnew of a ulster of Mrs.
R.ihnV.
Miea Mary McfJrew who ! em
ployed at the Woiford ptore is on
her vacation.
Mrs. C. D. Wilhelm hns re
turned from a trip through east
ern Oregon. Mm. Wilhelm i ,n
rhnrgo of the Model Hat shop.
Mr. nnd Mm, ti. C. FranHeo
who have been npeudtng the unm
mer nt the Onrnr Cavender hnnu
have left for their homo nt Spring
field, III. The Franciscoo came
went to attend the Shrino eo.v
vention nt Lou Angelrfl.
Jack Larson who wont to We-'
nntchce, Wash., (o vlit at the,
Charles lUirk home. Is nmiat ing
In tho Pock hnkery there for the
present. Mr. Laron l one of thci
baker i:nm the Silverton bakery, j
Mian Cora Satorn p-nt the fore
part of thlfl week o a Rurwt nt
tho home of sire. Harold Salem
on the Mount Angel road.
The number of Bwlmmers In
tho Silverton pool had greatly
rirroned during tho past two
rtnyn heoaufte of the changs in
temperature. Tho pool I being
drained nnd cleaned up for the
Southern Pacific picnic to be held
here Saturday. i
Silverton had a btwr dnr Mon
day (he occasion being tho 10th I
of the month, which spells "pay
day" to a large portion of Silver-
ton' population. i
DickerRons have Inntnlled a
new refrigerator nyMnm at their
plare of hueine on Water street.
Word haa been received tiiat
Mr. and Mm. alb ; el OIen and
their dr.ighter, Ming Hannah 01
n, and son, Alvln OUcn, are
beins much entertained In the
at where they are upending the
Hummer. They went eiit to nttcn
the Nurse centennial at Minne
apolis and the national educa-
tional asaociation m Indlannpolie.
A number of picnics nnd parties
havo been given for them at the!
former home in Iowa. The party
expects to start their home war
journey thia week. Miss Olaen
Alvin Olsen nre both teachers in
Oregon schools.
The Evangelical L lit lit ran Free
c Ii u r eh held an all day picnic at
Mum's on Sunday, with services
during tho niorir g an l a pro
gram in the afternoon.
Uv. (ieorge 11- riksen Is ex
pected to arrive at his Silverton
homo Wednesday. The Itev. M
Henriksen went east to perform
Hie wedding ceremony of his son
(ieorge, to Mies Anno (lulhrit, at
Newman Cirove, Neb. Tho wed
ding was an event of last week,
Miss Nettie Hattcberg, Miss
Agnes llatteberg and Kdwin Hat
tt'herg of I'm turn v ero Silverton
callers Monday. The girls are
making plans to enter the Oregon
Agricultural col lego this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. IJrokke an
Mr. and Mrs. . P. llcrigsta
have returned from a vacalic
spent In the vUnily of Seattle,
Wash.
Miss Inez Forgey was tho In
spiration of a pleasant little sur
prise party Friday evening. Th.
occasion being Mim Forgey
otriiHiny.
Kdgnr Irish, the son of Mr. mi
Mm. 1 1 . it. irisii. received a pain
nil wound on his head Monda
while diving from the big
springboard in tho Silverton pari;
swimming pool. It is reportei
that he made too shallow n dive,
ulrikfnjr his bend and cutting
gash some inches wit'e.
In
Mra. I'nul Mi'Kco nnd ilaunhlcr
jo.iii. Klinppi'il In Alli.my Monday
i.ckiio l,lluy snciil Mnnd.'iv
.Salom.
Mra. Jann J'okc'Joy nnd her Iwo
Kiandsons Milliard nnd Wilford
.Miininy nrrlved Sunday from Tul
sa, Oklahoma, lo vlnlt Mrs. Polio
Joy's slslor, Mrs. W. V. llarl.
Mr. and Mra. II. C. Shields nnd
.ion pMit Ti.oaday In Salom.
C. L. Clpmrnt nrrlved homo Sun
day from n few days vlwlt In I'ort
land.
Choalor nnl I.olcta nrodor nnd
Carl Daniels of Corvnllls sjipnl Sun
lay al Iho O. C. Mason homo
Vcrnn McKee left Tnoadny for
hoatland, Oregon, for a two
weeks visit.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Hart and child
ren from Salem visited rolnllvea In
Jefferson Sunday.
Little Doris Jean Drown from
Salem Is vlaltlng; hor grandmother
Mr. Cathorlno ltroivn.
Hoy Nulling of Albany wa In
Jefferson Monday.
Mrs. Ida Butler nnd children
rum Shelton, Oregon, are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J-
lart.
Wllina Weleh and Charlotte
lllyeu shopped In Albany Monda)
Hex Cohh nnd Itoy Nutting left
rly Tuesdar morning for Marlon
lake ivliero Ihey Inletid to spend
several days fishing.
Khlon Dormnn was In llalsey
rnewday.
S. H. Thurlon nnd ilaughter,
(llailys spent Monday in Salom.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. Davis nnd
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cri: iiATTii omcrc:
daughter Ciernidine and Mr. and
Mi's. Cuniniliia were Salem visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. French has been removed
from tho Albany hospital to the
homo of her daughter, Mrs. George
Jester in Grants Pass. Mra. French
was a former Jcfferfion resident
and was visiting friende In Jeffer
aon before her illness.
Miss Mina Mngnosa of Washlne
ton, 13. C, was visiting her cousin.
Mrs. J. 11. McKee, Tuesday.
Mra. Kran'i Wall returned home
Sunday from a visit In Portland.
Mr. and Mis. Louis Ashllman and
daughter Helen of Salem and Miss
Kuth ArroiissoziS of Wnlla Walla,
WawhinKlon, visited Mrs. E. J.
Whedbco Monday evening.
Mrs. (ieoigc Vail left Tuesday
for Hi!l:bnro lo visit her daughter
Mrs. Arthur Sehultz.
Mifi. It. W. Weddlo and daugh
ters returned home Sunday from a
short visit with relatives in Salem.
GERVAIS
Mr. and Mrs. A. DeJnrdln nnd
family. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cuts
furtli and family. Mr. and Mrs. R.
Hall of Kalis City. Mm. F. Hall
and children also fiisters, Mono, and
sabelle Fm:et of Fresno. California
Mrs. M. Hail all spent Sunday via
King at Vancouver and Columbia
ltiauh, Ihey reported a lovely time
ami cool weather.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cilia forth
md Mrs. F. T. Cut.sfoi-th motored
to Salem Tuesday afternoon.
Mioses Mona and Isabelle Fuget
f Fresno. California, have been
visiling with friends and relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Mulo nnd
cbiidien of Sheridan wcro visiting
with his .Hi.sters. Mrs. W. V. Nutting
md Mis. F. T. Cutsforlh on Suti
l.iv. Mr. nnd Mrs. Maio are soon
in.ivinir lor Virginia where they will
stay for three or four months with
her mother.
Uenirtiuln Moison, Mrs. F. Ilnli
and children, Misses Mona and Isa-
lio Fuhet, Mlssefl Margaret ana
Lois JeJniin nil motored to Inde
pendence Monday night whero Mrs.!
Hall nnd Miasea wona nna isn-
belle Knuet will spend a few weeks.
Mildred and Neoma Judd of MO-
iniiA have been visiting with tholr
crandmother, Mrs. J. Nayler tor
the past week.
Mm. Wadswortn nnu cnnurcn ro
urned homo Monday from Oklaho-
where thy have been visiting
All summer. They reported a verj
Atilnv.ihlR time.
J. J. SchieblP, A. uwarain nnu
G. J. Molson were Portland vwuore
Mondny night.
of Mr. nnd Mra. W. Hough tons
Sunday afternoon and outlined
the prlzeT to be given at the local
ahow, which 1b to be held here
November 16th next. Announce
ment of prizes to be given will he
made at the Community club's
next meeting, September 21st.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stallard and chll
dren, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. J. Lafgy
and children were picnic guests
at the Win. Gulvin farm Sunday.
C. W. Russell came up from
Salem Sunday and spent the day
with his family.
Mr. and Mra. Homer Conklin
were guests at the homo of Mr
and Mrs. I. Conklin.
Marion seems to have caught
the foot disease, Mrs. Houghton
Mrs. Holnnd and I. Conklin are
all more or lees Incapacitated
with foot troubles, one charges
tlie trouble to an Injury while in
swimming, one to falling off
load of hay and the other is un
explained so far.
Frank Herge was over from Al
bany S- nday visiting with George
Stephens.
Carl Oisen was in Salem Mon
day having some dental- work
done.
ti. I'lcKard made a business trip
to balem Tuesday. Mr. Pickard
expects to move into his new
homo very shortly now.
The swimming hole is doing a
rushing husiiiit these hot days.
MARION
S. H. Russell and J. A. Doerfler
wcro business visitors at the
nnfiol Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A, Wilson have
new baby boy at their homo.
Tho committee In charge of ar
rangements for the Marion ex
hibit at the annual corn show at
Salem this fall met at Iho home
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MILL CITY
Mill City, Or.. Aug. 12 Mr.
and Mra. J. It. Silvts and daugh
ter of tlreensburg. Penn., are vis
iting nt the home of their son, Dr.
SilviK, of Mill City ,
Mr. nnd Mm. Willard B. Sin
gleton ot Portland, former resi
dent of this city, spent the week
end here on business.
Mr. and Mra. C. H. Kelly and
family spent a portion of last
week at the various Wash leg ton
beaches.
Mr. find Mrs. Chester Raines of
Larson spent tKc week-end here
visiting friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. u Baker left
Sunday mornlnir for the beach.
where they will spend a month's
vacation.
A heavy pall ol smoke continues
to hang on over the valley, and
the weather for tho past few days
has been exceedingly hot.
Marilyn chupcei No. 146, Order
of the Kusteru Hear, will hold their
annual picnic at Moore's Grove
near (Jutes next Sunday afternoon.
Members of the Masonic order and
their families are also invited.
The new suwmul at Gooch, 3
miles west of here, which has been
in the course of construction for
several months, has now started
operations. Its capacity is around
10,000 feet dully.
One of the larcest crowds ever
assembled for such a purpose gath
ered together Mosday evening and
with a motley array of noisemak
era ranging from dish pan, shot
guns and -rifles to large saws, pro
ceeded to the nome of Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Hill, newlvweds, and
gave them their official rousing
reception Into married life.
HAZEL GREEN
Falls City, Or., Aug. 12. Mrs.
M. A. Pugh is having extensive re
pairs made to the Gem theater,
Ike Stewart of Wood burn and
DwiKht Chaffee are doing the
work.
Wilbur Rhoarles and family
went to Portland, Sunday, to see
Airs. Klioades, who is rapidly re
covering from her recent opera
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Good and
family of Monmouth and Mr
Good of Salem attended services
m the city park Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Elliott and
daughter of Perrydale and Mrs.
Sam Elliott of Corvallis were Falls
City visitors Sunday.
Floyd West attended a family
reunion in McMinnville, Sunday,
ut the home of Ins aunt, Mrs.
Winegar, tha occasion being her
S3rd birthday.
Robert Gnsvold and family
visited relatives in Salem, Sun
day.
Mrs. Lot Gardner and children
of Valsetr. are visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Wingo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Petri and
Miss Bessie Johnson, all ot Port
land, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Willis.
Mrs. G. A, Hnrdison and her
sister, Arletha Willis, spent a few
days at the Embi-ee home at Lewls-
ville the last of the week.
Mrs. J. R. Moyer of Salem Is
visiting nt the home of her son
nd his wife, Mr. and Mrs, J. D.
Moyer.
Mr. and Mm. H. M. Smith spent
the week-end at their summer cot
tage on Nedonna beach at Haddeu.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Hammel
made a trip to Chciialis and Mt.
Rainier national park in Washing
ton then back to Portland end Ell
ens before returning to Falls
City. They were goue Thursday!
and Friday.
Gus Kile, tie inspector for the
Southern Pacific company, was
here Monday grading a carload of
ties purchased from the Falls City
Lumber company.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattou were
over from Salem, Monday. They
re planning ou moving hero
a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. George King and
family were out from Valsetz
Sunday, and were accompanied on
from here by Mr. and Mrs. G
)cihm and family to Silver creek
falls, where their nrother, Calvin
Bainhart is working. They had a
picnic party.
Mr. find Mrs. J. O. Hudson and
family nnd Mra. C. M. Morn drove
to Vancouver, Wash., Saturday
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Horn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Courter have
sold their home here to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Muck and are moving in
to the old hospital building where
they will reside temporarily.
Miss Janettc Brown was out
from Valsetz, Saturday, and re
turned the same evening.
Ralph Thrasher was a business
visitor to Philomath, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Otte and
son, Harry, Mra Orrin Post and
children spent Sunday in Salem
visiting with old friends.
Orrin Post wad aljle to go back
to work Monday after being laid
up for almost a month from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Gay Deihin I: making many Im
provements to his place recently,
having built new walks and' paint
ed his house.
The fog was so heavy here Tues
day morning that It was like a
fine rain, and R misted until al
most noon.
Back of Willamette camp there
is a nine-mile front of tire which
cannot be put out until rain comes
as it is many miles from water.
NEW TODAY
Laughs
Linger
Longer
wfk $
AWIFE"
Ttaora he was waiting at the church: tmi
there ahe was racing awajr with another
husband!
Today Thursday
GRAND
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FOR IWO WEEKS
Dallas, Aug. 12 Tho where
abouts of Charles Merrill, 17-year-
oia son ot B. J. Merrill of Inde
pendence, principal of the Valsetz
schools, Is causing Mr. Merrill con
siderable worry and he has appeal
ed to Sheriff Hooker in an effort
to locate the boy.
Charles had been working at To
ledo until July 31 and had consid
erable money in his possession
when he left that place. He has
not been heard from since.
It is possible that the boy may
nave gone to California, accom
panying some nutolst as a com pan
ion as he had made some remark
previously to that effect. Tho fact
that he had about $200 with him
has caused his parents to become
uneasy as they fear he may have
been a victim of foul play.
BEOOKS
Brooks, Aug. 12 Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lake of San Francisco spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Harris on their way to Seattle.
They were very much impressed
with this part of Oregon regardless
of the dry condition and usual
heat.
Rome Gouley and family drove
over lo Neskowin last week-end
for an outing.
Mrs, R. E. Jones visited In Port
land the latter part of the week
returning Saturday.
M. L. Jones made a flying visit
to his ranch Sunday from Arling
ton. Mrs. A. M, Cannon and daugh
ter of Portland were guests at La-
biah Meadows Saturday and Sun
day.
Mra. A. Madsen, Mrs. S. Smith
nnd Mrs. C. V. Ashbaugh are spend
Ing this week on the beaches near
Tillamook.
The extreme weather last week
made the various landings along
the river very popular.
SIMMONS LEADS IN
SILVERTON CLUB SHOOT
Silverton, Aujr. 12 The 400-bird
match of the silverton Gun club Is
uwakenlng keen Interest at Silver
ton. The club shoots every two
weeks, and Inst Sunday members
shoollng In tho contest should have
completed their 200 birds, some
members have not done this
yet.
Records at present stand as fol
lows:
Dr. A. W. Simmons had 150 birds
thrown at him out of which he
broke 136, eivlng him 90.6 per
cent; V. W. Cooley, out of a pos
sible 200 got 181, making 90.5 per
cent; Wallace Harmon, 181 out of
200, 90.5 per cent; George Stecl-
TONY Horse
DUKE Dog
and
In
TEETHS
rmm
Starts
Friday
hammer, 180 out of 200, SO per
cent; C. A. Reynolds, 44 out of
50, 88 per cent; Leo Choquett, 148
out of 175, 80 per cent; S. J. Cooley
122 out of 175; 76 per cent; G
D. Bowen, 14s out of 200, 74.5 per
cent; H. R. Irish, 100 out of 160,
72.8 per cent; 3. Kottek, 133 out
of 200, 68 per cent; F. Pettyjohn.
GO out of 100, 60 per cent.
FORMER MRS. CHAPLIN
IS EXPECTANT MOTHER
Los Angeles, Cal., Aug. 12. .
(A. P.) The Examiner quotes
Mildred Harris Chaplin McGo.v
ern's mother as saying here today
that her daughter Is expecting the
arrival of a new member of the
family before Thanksgiving and is
planning to return to Hollywood
by Christmas tJ resume her mo
tion picture career.
The former actress and one tima
wife of Charles Spencer Chaplin,
comedian ,1s awaiting the stork's
visit at the McGovern estate in
Massachusetts, ber mother stated.
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of Putnam Dye. Simple, easy and
quick. Directions on package show
how to regulate degree of color how
to get various new shades. For wonder
ful effect in tie-dyeing use Puinam.
Same 15-cent package tints or dyes silk,
cotton and wool In one operation. See
color chart at your druggist's.
Putnam No'Kator Bleach
Removti Color end Stains
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HOW'S THAT?"
You can get from 15 to 30 miles more to
die tankful of "Red Crown" if you follow
the practical instructions in the Red Crown
Mileage Card. Here's one motorist who
got more:
"I've been following my mileage with a Red Crown Mileage
Card, and IH say the Standard Oil Company knows how to
make real mileage gasoline. Tea getting 280 miles on a 20
gallon tank against 220- miles just a month ago, so I'm 60
miles to the good. How's that?"
You, too, cm get extra mileage from "Red
Crown "-start "saving miles" today. Buy
from any Red Crown pump in town.
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