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By O. I. SCOTT, D C.
Just how a child comes by displacements of the spinal
vertebrae is not hard to appreciate if you watch them
at play. They get some hard falls and jolts, and un­
it- s the spine is given attention every now and then
some chronic ailment is
apt to develop. It was
HEALTH FOLLOWS thus with Violet Watson.
CHIROPRACTIC COM ECT 5
Something threw the
PRLSSURE ON SPINAL
proper vertebrae out of
Nf RVtS IN DBtAStS Of
alignment
aad Rheuma-
THE FOLLOWING 0R6AM5
tirm
resulted.
For years
HflO
she
walked
with
a cane.
tu$
JptMt
T he
lower weave
UNDER THE MAGNIFY-
IMO OLASJ IS PINCMD
BY AttlMLlGNED JOINT.
PINCHED NERVES CANNOT
TRANSMIT HEALTHFUL
INPULSfS. CHIROPRAC­
TIC ADJ US TING RE­
u 1
MOVES THF FRESSURE.
THE UPPER HERVE IS
fRtEAS MATURE IHTtHDS ,
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Rheumatism ia due to
pinching of spinal nerve«
to the kidneys and liver.
Thia results in sluggish
activity of these two
eliminating organs. As
the waste poisons accum­
ulate in the system the
symptoms develop that
warrant the physician In
calling it rheumatism.
The chiropractor brings
the patient back to health
by eliminating the cause
spinal nerve pressure
and when this pressure
is gone, Nature gradually
clears the system of
waste poisons and the
sufferer becomes well.
Bedfast for Seven Months
Now Well
"My daughter, Violet Watson, was ill ten years
with rheumatism. In her last attack she was bedfast
seven months. He case was pronouuced hopeless
and we turned to chiropractic. After a time she
threw away a cane she had used for years. Today
Rhe is in perfect health. I can sympathita with all
sm h sufferers and recommend chiropractic.” Will­
iam R. Watson, Chiropractic Research Bureau. State­
ment No. 1223M.
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DR. O. L. SCOTT
CHIROPRACTOR
Salem, Oregon
Phone 87.
AUTOS
AUTOS
AUCTION SALE
Every Saturday Night
at 7:30 p. m., at
Oleson - Rookstool Auto
Exchange SrPÄr.g.
173 N. Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon
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Thirty-Two Years Continual Service
thia Section of Valley
What can we *ay that will more ch<urly impr«-ss itself
* on your mind, of the ability of this store to serve
your needs, than that we have tiehind us thirty-two
year« of continuous service and buying experience?
I hiring that time we have handled men's clothing and
furnishings exclusive of all «»’her claaae« of merchan­
dise. We have always bought the bent quality mer­
chandise obtainable that rspreMnted th«' greatest value
per dollar invested, and sold it at the lowest jioaaibl«
figure. Is not then «>ur e«|*rience sufficient to convince
you that what we handle Is as it should l»e, of the high­
est value on the market, and therefore best suited to
your needs?
It is the ••aslot thing in the world for a merchant
* to buy cheap mrrchandn* and let ft II itself. We
personally have n«-ver approved of that form of mer­
chandising. and consequently liave done quite the opjio-
site by buying the beat value« In clothing and furnish­
ings, and sold at the lowest price po-siblo The greater
majority of men prefer the better grades of clothing
regardless of price, but our third of a century’s experi­
ence has enabled us to pffer you these values at that
reasons bio price.
tfjl Wv are bettor situated this year than ever before to
* offer to you the better values at a figure that is most
reasonable in comparison with the prices attached to
cheaper merchandise co: ¡spared with i’. - va -,ie per dollar
invested.
It has been the policy of th's store throughout its
J* third of a century existence to interest the public
in the true saving to them in buying quality merchan­
dise. In the last few years a great many seem to have
lost sight of the fact that th--re is such a thing as good
reliable merchandise, and have given themselves up
wholly to the consideration of price.
Mil Thia year we have used more care than ever before
-• in selecting our stock. ConsequenUy we are today
showing one of th* cleaneat, most attractive stocks of
men's clothing and furnishings ever shown in the Will­
amette Valley. We are going to do this year as we have
ever done before, a volume of business On a "good ser­
vice, square dealing” basis, with good reliable merchan­
dise at a rmnunable price as the means of doing it
Salem Woolen
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SHELBURN NEWS
Qasiiti R«Jt
Mills Store
C. f Bubse,
♦♦«♦•••as«
March 14
John Bents and family and Jam«--
Trollinger and family spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Trolling,-/.
Jas. George is stay ing with hi* Gratxl
mother Trollinger. aMtotuig with th«-
housework.
Emory Blno and family, of Albany,
motored out and »pent the week-end
with Mr. Hi no’s sister. Mrs. Allen
Hsslrcsinp.
at Pendleton, March 17. Commerc­ Htnte licen*,-, Slixr federal tax, 120;
ial Club rooms io Walls Walia. liability Insurance. $2h>; state filing
Wash ; March 18. Merchants Ex­ fae. 110. foe paid for a $1000 bond
change. SiMikane, Wash.; March 20. that th»- siagi« will run on schedule,
court house. Portland. Grain grow­ >10; theft and c .:liMon guarantee,
ers and all parties interested are $150; and auto drivers for, $2. In
urged to attend and give such infor­ addition Ui this amount the Albany
mation as in neci-ssary.
council ha* annexed a city license of
On April 4, at the court house in $120, and th<* burden of maintain­
Portland, and April 6. st the nairt ing a public waiting room here.—
house in Pendleton, uublic nerviou Albany Democrat.
commiwuon hearings will be held
in regard to fixing standards bw
Quartet Pleased
hay and making regulations concern-1
ing the handling, weighing and
One of the most enjoyed exercises
storage thereof.
ever held in the i-cal Baptist church
Walter George left for Mill City one
day last week to work in th,- logging
camp.
Dale Poindexter left Sat unlay morn­
ing for Ea»t«-rT> Oregon
lie expects
to be gone several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Holtrrn, of Munk els,
occurred Sunday afternoon when a
attended the dance here Friday night
Auto
Stages
Hard
Hit
quartette
from the Men’s Club of
Alford Powell motored tn Jefferson
the Baptist church at Albany, com­
Saturday on business.
Auto stage operator* are ciaiming posed of the following well known
Mrs. G«ns Miller is cm,lined to ber
bed with the flu. It ia hoped that •hr that they ar« up against some li­ men it 1 Stenberg, W. C. Burk­
will soon recover
cense fees, according to a report hart, Melvin Olsen and Rev. Henry
We were very sorry to hear of th«-
given out by the Albany and Cor- Albers, wang and Rev. Alliera preach­
death of lionald McAllister.
Will Hlroas, John Bentz. Ihr. and Vallis operators. For a aungle stage ed. A fair sized audience was pres­
Mrs. Browne motored to Salem today the fees are reported as follows; j ent to hvar the gentlemen.
on busin*ss.
Marion Tindall and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Fred Bowman and John Troll
inger. made a flying trip to the county
•eat Winlnesday.
Frank Gooch and wife, of Albany,
attended the dance here Friday night. I
A. Shanks left for Corvallis Saturday
to assist in hstching Iwby chicks st the
W e have th« most complete .stock of farm u><| field
ds ]
O. A. C. poultry farm. He will b-r
in
the
valley,
including
spring
wheat,
spring
oats,
fanty
'
gone for several months.
Mrs. Guy Wyman and two children
clover and graaa seeda ami a aunplete ntock of testtsi garden ;
•pent Wednesday afternoon with Mr.
sweh I s .
Mail UB a list of your wants or send for our new ]
Wyman's moth«-r.
price
list.
'
M J. Sears and family have moved
-to Washington to work in the fruit or­
chards.
Mrs. Manon Brown called on Mrs. ’
John White Wednesday afternoon.
Archie Hates, of North hantiam, ws*
The largest and beat selocted stock in the st. te to select ¡
in Shrltiurn on businra- on,- -lay thi«
from, including Inculiatont, Brooder«, Poultry feed i of all ;
week.
kinds, grit, bone, »hells and fountains and feeder«.
J. W. Birons, wife and son llohin at­
tended church st Stayton Bundajh
You will always find our prices are low as the b«-st g<xxj« ;
Tested Field Seeds
can be «old for. the kind you find it lutys to buy.
Signs and Show Cards'
322 STATE STREET. SALEM, OREGON
He Paint Sifns An y it here at Any Tim*
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Poultry Supplies
UNION SIGN CO.
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Uptodnte to Ire Found in
This well known • -tal hrbromt h**
grown tn popularity until It has fairly
won and justly earned an enviable rep­
utation for bonrsty and fair dealiug
with its many patrons.
The first requisites of any succ«*sful
business must I m - courtesy, then quality
—-r.
at the right price must be offered This
has been the policy of thr K«lly I'rug
Store in condort Ing buainra«. and In
endeavoring to make this store h«sni-
quartrrs for everything in the apothe­
cary line.
For the convenience of their patron«
they took on the fatsoua Rrxall line of
product* that are known the world i<rr
and rwcngmied by every one a* being
without • peer for excellence. Thru
famous line« embrace toilet article« of
I cv«ry deocription. a* well aa a number
of household retnedie« that have fo«nd
their way Into th« hom*« of «o many
./.J
people in thi» section.
in the prescription dvpartanrnl only
the purest drugs are used, and the pri­
ces charged are very rvaMMiablr. eon
sidermg the unstable condition of th,
drug market at the present time.
Every departmrnt of the stor-« is
most complete atul (he »ant* of th,-
l^uple are taken car, of m a manner
that 1» lu Is commended. Mr. Rally
carries a complete line of Lowe Bro«
famous bou*e )«mts. ysrnuhrs anil
oils, and also a large and Well aelecRed
stock of wall pa|M>r. A full line o.’ Un­
celebrated Eastman Kodaka and sap
pile* are to he found at this store, and
farmer patron* are adviMsl (his is th<-
placc to seeure their suppiica of formal­
dehyde. bluest on,-, rormaivc sublimate
lime and sulphur spray, stock sulphur,
•beep dip, etc.
In thia review we wish torompliruent
the Rally Drag Store fur tk<- manner
tn which their businaas is soiMturtad.
and prerfirt for thiw pofiuhir store an
ever increasing volume of trade.
Get action for better health by telephoning 87 for an
appointment.
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One ol the Mott Modern and
Your Health
414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg.
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KELLY'S DRUG STORE
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Public Hearings
Public hearings in fixing standards
of grain and grain products and
making rules and regulations con­
cerning the handling, weighing and
storage of grain will be held I*fore
the Public Service Commission on
March 16. IKS, in the court houor
D. A. White & Son
Seedmen and Feedtnen
251-261 State St
Salem, Oregon