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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1933
CREDIT GIVEN :
FOR COURSES
BY EXTENSION
' People ol Salem will be extended
the opportunity of taking regular
college and university courses, for
credit If desired, during the coming
school year, it is announced by W.
G. Bcattle, of the general extension
division of the state board of high
er education. Courses, which will
be held evenings at the Salem high
school, will include school hygiene,
mental hygiene, office procedure,
educational psychology and book
and play reviewing. All courses will
start during the week beginning
September 25 '
The faculty, all of whom are well
known and are authority in their
educational fields, will consist of O.
Jt. Chambers, professor ot psychol
ogy at Oregon State coltege; H. V.
Matthew, professor of education,
general extension division; S.
Stepheation' Smith, associate pro
fessor of English at the University
of Oregon; H. T. Vance, professor
ot business administration at Ore
gon State college, and George W.
Hug, city superintendent of schools
here, who will teach the course In
school hygiene.
The course in educational psy
chology will include a study of the
laws of learning and their applica
tion to the classroom; motovation
In learning, transfer of. training,
memory, forgetting, and the psy
chology of secondary school sub
jects. School hygiene will deal In pro
visions requisite for the hygienic
conduct of education. Oregon laws,
regulations of the state board of
health and other school and local
authorities will be explained in de
tail. The course m mental hygiene Is
Intended to aid the Individual In
making his own adjustments to the
rigors of social life, as well as to
help him In aiding others. The
course is of particular value to
teachers, parents and group leaders.
A training in stenographic mctn
bds and office practices - will be
found in the course on office pro
cedure. Principles and practices of
scientific office management cov
ering organization, arrangement
and operation, with special consid
eration of the employment and
training of office workers will be
studied.
Students may register for the
courses at the first or second meet
ings. Full Information may be ob
tained from the general extension
division at Eugene. The schedule of
classes will be as follows:
School hygiene Monday, 7:15 to
9:16, room 2Q, Mr. Hug.
Mental hygiene Tuesday, room
2A, Dr. Chambers,
Office procedure Tuesday, room
SQ. Mr. Vance.
Educational psychology Wednes
day, room 2Q, Dr. Matthew.
Book and play reviewing Friday,
loom 2Q, Mr. smith. -..;. .
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Near Centenarian
; Still Enjoys Bike
Dedham, Mass. OB Hans P. NlelL
son's next birthday anniversary will
his 00th, but bicycling is still his fa
Vorite recreation, just as it has been
for a full half century.
Almost every day, winter and
summer, finds him pedalling over
the roads south of Boston. Twenty
five miles Is what he ordinarily
covers In a day. He credits cycling
with keeping him fit.
Peoria, 111. (IP) Plans are being
rnade here for. construction of the
largest distillery In the world. The
completed plane, which Is projected
by Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc., will
cover 19 acres will grind 20,000
bushels of grain dally and will turn
out 12.000 barrels of liquor weekly.
Elegant New Negligees
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Long: slender lines distinguish (his negligee of white crepe. The
sweeping sleeves and side drapery are of white embroidered mousscline.
Paris (JFh-i The new negligees are
as elegant as evening gowns, with
heavy crepes and dull satins cut on
long slender lines prominently fea
tured.
Less lace Is used than last year,
many of the models being un trim
med. One white crepe negligee has' long
sweeping lines, with side drapery
and sweeping sleeves made of white
embroidered moussellne,
ELEGANCE IN LINGERIE
As In negligees, so In the lingerie
designed to wear under the new fall
frocks Is elegance the rule.
Long slender silhouettes, fash
ioned to fit the figure without a
single wrinkle, delicate hues and
fabrics with sheen make the new
est models. .
Although femininity Is the essence
of their design, ostentation Is taboo.
Applications of point d esprit or
tulle arc talcing the place of lace on
a number of designs, since lace now
bedecks some ox the cheaper lin
gerie.
SLIPS SUPPLANT CHEMISES
Slips, cut on the bias and fitting
the figure like a glove, are supplant
ing the . brief chemise In many
houseB, where designers say their
If You Have
SEED CROPS
To Sell Write
The Chas. H .Lilly Co.
S05 8-E 3rd Are. Portland
smartest clients prefer the longer
line.
White Is back In the picture as a
smart lingerie shade, while tea rose
and a new yellowed rose called
"banana" are also smart.- Black lin
gerie Is the dernier cri with black
evening clothes. Triple voile, soft
orepes and some crepe satin. ..arc
the favorite fabrics.
7 HEADED CABBAGE
Pittsburgh (LP) Nature showed a
generous heart and an acuratc count
when she deposited a seven-headed
cabbage in the garden of Berry Carr,
negro. He has seven children.
Ill Grangers
fllflj
This store gives sales slips for
"Know Your Oregon and West
Contest."
Ask for Your Sales Slips
We ore alsq glvlngi(.V.'Green
Stamps double every Saturday.
Carson Pharmacy
501 Court. Hotel Senator Bldff.
Open Sundays 5b
until 10 p. in. jrof
for your con- juSti
venlence, iKw
Genuine
First Quality
Oriental
RUGS
A i Extremely Loiv Prices
For one week only, beginning Friday;; Cartozian Bros. Inc.,
largest importers of Oriental Rugs, on tlie' Pacific coast will
have a special display and sale at our store.:
It is a known fact that due to the drop In
the vnlge of our American dollar In foreign
markets, the purchasing power of our dollar ti
not nearly as great as It was short time ago.
. Mr. Leo R. Powell who Is representing Car?
toxlan Bros, with the special display says that,
"the market on Oriental Ruga Is rising TnVlcoS
almost dally, and that now Is the time for
people to purchase their floor coverings while 1
prices are still so extremely low."
Don't pass up this last opportunity for saving
on the purchase of these beautiful nigs. You
will never again be able to enjoy the savings
that these prices represent today.
Come In and see these beautiful floor cover
.' tngs. , You will be surprised at how low they
really are. Even though you may not be ready .
to buy now, yod" will thoroughly enjoy seeing-"
them. And you will learn at how very reason
able price you can liavo new Oriental Rugs
for jour entire home. 1 ' '
WINE CROP UNDER
WEATHER THREAT
Bordeaux (IP) Too much good
weather threatens to make the Bor
deaux wine crop one of the smallest
In history, but It promises to make
1933 a fine vintage year.
Sun has been beating down al
most incessantly on the whole Gir-
onde department. Such famous re
gions as Pomerol, Fronsac and Lou
piac report that In some sections
grapes are being virtually cooked on
the vine. Since the harvesting De
sins this month, there is scant hope
that late showers will bring the crop
to normal.
Continual sunlight, however, pre
vents mildew and impregnates the
grape with all those qualities which
make for fine aroma and a rich
flavor.
AT THE
MARKET DRUG
Prescriptions j JTf
DRUGS
Phone 6188
C. L. WEIXMAN, Ph. G.
OPEN TILL 9 P. M.
In "The Market" 470 N. Commercial
For Friday, Saturday and Monday
For Hair
60c
Danderlne
50c Woodbury's
Wave Set
$1.00 Liquid
Arvon
50c Woodbury's
Hair Gloss
25c Egyptian
Henna
30c Creole Hair '
Oil
Lotions
50c
Saniseptic ...
35c
Frostilla
50c
Camelllne ...
50c Wildroot
for
50c Jergens
for
50o Hinds
Almond
36c
29c
75c
29c
19c
19c
29c
20c
39c
19c
39c
39c
. Van Art .
Chocolates
2 lb. finest box chocolates,
introductory , f7Qy
pried . . , 3j
Portland Made and
Strictly Flesh
50c Milk
Magnesia
$1.35 Petrolager
(Red)
$1.25
Tanlac
$1.20 Bromo
Seltzer .t
75c
VapoRub
Independent Druggists
115 S. COMMERCIAL ST.
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Light Globes ill riC
5-
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Pills and Tablets
63c
$1.00 McCoy's
Cod Liver
100 Bayer's
Aspirin
30c Bromo
Quinine
50c Natures
Remedy
$1.00
Rlnex
$1.00 Ironhed
Yeast
Q. E. frosted, 15 1 A
to 60 watt 1UC
Mazda Globes, all
sizes and prices
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face powder Jtl I
BOTH FOR I
50c VI
GIVES you this $l.i
BELMONT fountain pen
Why pay exorbitant prices for s fountain pen? Present this advertisement
and 99c at our store and get this high qultty Belmont Pen. Genuine Pearl
Pyralin in Brown, Gray, Marine and Black Pearl. 14-KT gold iridium
tipped pen. Gold filled trimmings. Holdfast clip will not let go or injure
pocket. Don't miss this opportunity!
35C BURMA
SHAVK
85c JAD
SALTS ......
50c SANTISEP.
TIC LOTION........
85c KBUSeiWN
SALTS
$1 OVALTINE
Food Bovernjre
1 pint SQUIBB'S
MINERAL OIL ..
100 tablets PURE
ASPIRIN
50c PREP
for Shaving. ........
TUESDAY TO SATURDAY
35c' VICK'S
VAPO RUB
50c Prophyiatic
TOOTH BRUSH
5 yards STERILE
GAUZE
25c COLGATE'S
TOOTH PASTE
50c Ungucntine
for" BURNS .'
50c PEBECO
TOOTH PASTE
35c PALMOLIVE
Shaving Cream....
30c BROMO -OUININE
23a
39a
49a
69a
63a
19a
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23a
39a
29a
19a
33a
33a
25c
All of the New
Popular Styles
Are Here For
lYourSelection
Dress Pumps in that favored
combination of suede with'
patent. Ultra smart lending
that finishing touch to sophis
ticated dressers. .
Brown BlacK Gray ;
4-95 - 5-95
Ties in combination leathers
of kid and suede.
j Black Slate-Gray Brown
4.95 5-95
NEW FALL GRAND SLAM
PURSES HOSIERY
I $1.00 j 79c -
HAMILTON'S
State High St.
SHOE STORE
Between the two Theaters
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Do Yovir Merchants A
Favor, Say You Saw It
Advertised In the
' "PEACH"
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