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Newspaper Page Text- PAGE EIGITT CTEDFOKD MATTJ TRTBTTNE, MEDFOTW, OftKGON, ' FRTDAY. MAY 2, 1f)10 MEOFORD VICTORY DRIVE IS WITHIN F ' , Thanks to several large subscrlp : lions to the Victory Loan, Medford Is within $33,000 of the goal. A con Iderable number of small subscrib ers are known to be deterring their subscriptions until the last few days of the drive next week, and from the present Indications the Medford quota may be reached before all the mailer subscribers have secured their pledges. ' The Metropolitan Life ' Insurance company of New York thru its local office subscribed $5000 ' yesterday; the Htllcrest Orchard company $3500; the Union Oil company $1000 ' and the Standard Oil company $600. ' The- following list comprises the subscribers up to Wednesday night: ' aso.000 ... Medford National Bank 1S,000 City of Medford -' S5)00 Campbell James Logan 3 T .. S,SOO , Parsons R H 13,000 Marshall Martin Cranflll Mrs F L $a,ftfto Carroll Mrs Jane . : , .' . l,soo Oaddla Dixon Klnley Everett ' -' U00 Dahock Zera E 100" Daniels Mr A Mrs Blgham PC . . T 1C JonAS Lou D Medford Printing Co Pacific Mutual Life uatonell Mrs ueiroy ins 1:0 Sampsel L E Oregon Life Ins Co Calkltta F M --Wlthlngton Kannle Karhart Wm C BeaU Robt V : Sheldon Mr & Mrs Carpenter Leonard Ben B and Mrs Oetenell Delroy - Tomlln John R r Hamlin C A Phlpps Mra A R. ' 9800 .- Frldegar Fred , . i . ' 0TOO Mast John ' i Felch Jane C Oravca Lydia L : Taul B W Amy F M . The Toggery Westorfield EH Maasdam G H Standard Oil Co. SSOO Beall Asburv Clark Elltabeth A Crotvell Wm 8 McDonald C W . tfparrow Alex '' Flaher AH Mason Ehrman Co Isaacs .W F Lofland Justice M Behlfng H C Frldegar Wm Montgomery M A Flaher Andrew H Bates Bros. ' 9450 Dean Flor'co Folger 400 Halaht Fred Alton Clemens Ruth With. Medford Grocery Co Cooley J H Stevenson Etta ". Mast John M Kenly F Corning Dow Dr M M Mansfield O W A Lowery Bert ft Mrs Nash Ella B Jones Mrs M 1 Vawter Mrs- Aletha Kagayama Klsoo . dates C E Dopp R H Bursell A -Laman Chas W young Mrs Peter . Herrick Clara S Nutter Chas A ' Luraan Chas W Sana VamasHita Chuljso Howard WW Malingren Dr IJ Frldiger Wm r . saso . Drlskel David W imtaworth Florence Anderson Alton M Young Peter and Mrs Maude M Loom! s Edith H i Optimo Cafe, by Carpenter Alf 8 V , F M Gerdes Whillock C W 8aolth Lynne E .' . .... .. U.i Hodgeman K E 8 tat ley Wm Hearn Andrew Reamea Harry W Coleman E G Lookwood EC Westerlund J A Walker Ed . Walker Ed M r Vawter Vernon . ' Steel Will G , Brown J c Davis John C Doremus F C King O C -Woran A J Medford Auto TO Co Piatt J B Patton Hamilton Bcrwne Walter Jr Henson Graham . . Norwood Sara C ', Caratens C J ' Haswell Mary Ann Launspach Mrs Geo RtAen Ed i olmes Emily A i Hartzell Mrs W J Holmes Wm M , Farns Amelia B . Ferns Wm J Williams L E Medford Fruit Co Young Mrs Peter Marshall Delbert ' Finlcy I A --Thlerolf Henry A -Marsh ft Bennett Klein Mrs E J Toft Mrs R H Sweeney Chas T ; ojincs Mans J Hill Ray I Hill Marian .Hill Dorothea Hill Hattie C .".''"'. Hill A L Elmwood Elmer D Holden Bertha L Gates W A Gates George E ' Btalley Wm . . Reames L A Rader Mr ft Mrs J M WardRC . Realties Mrs I. A Montgomery M ; . Vawter Etfa M ' .Collins Geo T Mats Fred ft Freda Collins L F : Strang. Chas Aue a Wilson J L 'Wilson Mrs Jos Alenderfer O O -:Vat D M Poarce Grftce V .Marsh HE Guerneey Jane E Fry F D . Riley Josephine Sllllinan E C Collins Mrs L'F " : Hemstreet John A King Dahlia - -' Deuel F K Reames A E Kldd CM Osburn Harriet N ' Mohr. Emil Bkcwls E J " ISO ' -. Marquis Mary W Thayer Dr F G Robinson E F . Greh John A Louise Arao I'moJIro McCunly ins Agcy Delln Mayme Howard Mra Lottie Knight Georgia Talt Ida 8 Ends Mr ft Mrs Ev'tRslnp Mrs W F Pullman Bnkery Kribs C P Carkln ft Taylor Morrison EE Van Dyko Sarah. L Oray Joseph O . Lunisden H W Morris K K Hutohtnson Mrs C J Newbury Gus ft C J ... While Ed M Carder C B ("Hilda Oollvla , , Vnik Hnm-on W M NpInoii AH English Mrs C M Maury Henry C English Chas M l'hlpps i u Van nyko B F ft Mrs B F Chllds Geo W - ' Chllds L W .' . ,' Fielder Julia -A' Purkeyplle O C Hall A E ' Gallon Stella B Worsham Laura Stout Minnie Burkhardt Naomi Smith R A Davenport Helen Maury Miss Mary ; ' Booser L Myron Lauennan John Kay L H Davis F Roy Krrmchell S K xeldermeyer L ' Warner. Wormian ft Gore Swlnson Mrs May Stuart Isabel Carlow Dr F G . ' Moffatt J A .inroha J W ! Conner G W Hearn Mrs Androw Guthrie K F Tnuns' Wm A Andrws J B Andrews Kffto L Gnrnett H C Warren Corrle B Klden Ralph Wuldo B.-ebe W B Barber Dr and Mra M C tmnort E H . Perl John A Purdln Browning Hargrnve H P Medford Iron Worka Wilson R B landaas Anna Sollss J E Salter Frank P . Ward C B Young Floyd D Wllka Alf Orr Edith -Hart Anna C Hart Henry Cornltlua O M Wilkinson C E Crum Ray V Ray C R Ray Frank H SO Mears James Shaw TT Olson C J Rlddell Dr E O Mears Frederick B Mlnkler Helen H McClaln C E Mclntyre Winnie M Flchtner Mrs Carl Henry Joseph C M-Donald Wler W Hlttson J F Moore Albert ft Mrs utson Mrs IP Palmer Barton J Swem I Richardson S T Janes Milton 8 Richardson Mra S T Wilson V T Donnell Georgia Peterson C A Edwards Marie V Wheeler S A Lewis R L . Taylor J E Lindley Kate Llndley Geo R Searle Florence M King Helen Hartsell Josephine nnvmin Carl Trowbridge B J Colver Mary A Morton Miss E E CrumD Vivian Weeks Fred ' ' McGowan W H , StevehBon J R Williams Fred " " nna-fnni Oris mcrnnl Mrs M 8 Haruell Wilbur Patton O J ' ' Hartxell Mrs W J Hansen Laura . Holmes Wm M Ottlnger J C ' Chlsholm Sam ' Janes w Carleton- Davis Frank Anderson Bert Perl F A Furry F E Brown Mary C 1 Brown Robert H T.Ht n 5? Oluen Dr Q A Launspach H u Mears Fred Watktns C B Young Lena Showers -O J 8eaman Roy A Wright Marlon C Jeldness Otto Dallalre Victor . , Dallaire Delia Wright Edgar Campbell Edith L Williams Brltta B Hubbard Harry T Turner Ida way Medford Cigar Store Mc Andrews Thoa F Jensen Jens Hoke May L Lumsden T B Walker Ed Wilson Will H Keene J M Spriggs ... Steel Jean E . Flchtner carl . Schall Ruth Porter Geo W Allen Albert C Cornish Vera L . Llndley saran a Martin F E Campbell Wm C Campbell) Wm N . ' Goffe Florence H Hilbert S Melanlo Perry Frank Guthrie Dorothy L Balllle John K Palllle Mrs J K Stan wood Orrln C Vllm EN liksche Leo J - Willlls Amos R V!l!l's Mrs Alice , Crowley Mra MargtMcCla-n Chas B Liberty Kepair snopbarsiey Aiaoet Purdln Hattie H Robinson Agnes Miller AH iioweu Air ana Airs Roberts LIUlan M ' - TA licCormlck Anne Nikolaus. Wm Robinson Mrs Jas C Heath F L Orth Dee R Sunan Ray ' . Gilbert waiao is Miller Frank 8 Hansen Henry Schmidt E F ' Mitchell Grace Jackson Bessie Miller Mrs A H Semon Estelle B Yokatake Shlxno Estep Wm T Moran Ray F Moffat John P Isaao Earl Baer Joseph -: Brooks Ruby E Mines r Mrs R C Sllckel Maud Mitchell J W Leonard 8 L - . .Carlos Chas R ' Crank Walter Maddox ft Bonney Mitchell Mrs J W McDonald Norman Mitchell J W Thelss Geraldlne Linn Mary K London A B Rice W C Whlsenant W D Taylor Glenn O Janney Louise E -Asbury Charlotte E Knlps Mrs U .- Close Mr ft Mrs P F Field H J Curry Ethel Whlsenant Wm K Henselman John H Eads G-H Amsplger Mrs o ' McOuIrk Buck Letha C Anderson Stella , Shelley C W Jewett H P Cox Ore. Reagan Mrs. E B Loomls Almon E LommlsE Adele . Loomls Jean A Alford George Brown Wm Keliehor Katie fmith W L Millard D F Jordan Ethel M. Silliman Ernest C Poelnitz R W Cochran J H Heine Dr -TO Hutchtns Mrs Lura Taylor H W . McKeon Robt B Heine Mildred L. Aih Archie S Davenport Wm Moore wm c Proebsting Lottie APumckrr Mrs Clara Pruett Mrs M L Carrie Vaudo Pike Hale D C Gregory Loria H Lyon N B Hall Mabel D ' Safford Matilda Ececk tvy J Williams Mrs A B Penwell Ames Woods Mrs J C ' Crlpps Oakley Giles Anderson Frank G Edwards J F 100 ' Wilson R It Mnriran O T Morgan 'Cora B Craddock CD Judy Edward . Roberts Frank , Bell J D Klum Blaine Welch WD Van Sant Clara Truax WW DeVoe C A Roberts EM" TsuJltaK Plymire J B fatton Edith W Morrison Ells. M Graves Florence F Young Chas 1 Carlow Dr Eva M Hales Piano Houso .Bullls S S Hess Arthur D ... Crowson W T Hanking L B v . Miller A H Bovd T L Silliman E C Mclntyre Harvey M Mclntyre lla u Schwartz Lillian Porter E H Hohensteln H Coolidge David H Bardwell Ralph Colver Louie . Smith A'I.ert L Pratt D V Noth A F Ottoman M Runyard E J wmuner Carl Holt Vesta van Scoyoo Chas WOMEN! DRY CLEAN THINGS AT HOME Try it! For a few cents you can dry dean everything. Gave five to ten dollars quickly by dry cleaning everything in the home with gasoline that would Be ruined by sosp and water suits, coats, wsists, silks, laces, gloves, shoes, lurs, drap eries, rugs everything! Place a gallon or more of gasoline In diihpan or washboiler, tben put in the things' to- be dry cleansd, tben wash them, with Solvite sosp. Shortly everything comes out looking like new. Nothing fsdes, shrinks . or wrinkles. So not attempt to dry clean without Solvite sosp. This gasoline sosp Is the seeret of all dry cleaning. . A pscksge of Solvite sosp containing directions for home dry cleaning, costs little at sny drug store.' Dry clean out doors or sway from flame. Watt Harry K nugnes u L Stanley Gladys Wilcox Addle . Korr. a Schleffelln Rose Carless Mr ft Mrs : Wm Kentner Bess Taylor Albert C Ulrlch Earl Stevens 8 8 -Stevens Andrew . Walter J Hess Norman W M Elliott H V Plekel L H . Nye H B Nye Mrs H B Sollss Margaret'. CTank Walter 8 Case A H Breenlng Claus Hermanson Al Stlnson Mrs W H Purdln Mahlon Beva . A C -Terill R W -Broomer Emily P ;Broomer CO j Lowry Benj P 'Spooner Martha P -Woodmen of World Morgan Alice R Winn J R , Pllton Mr ft Mrs O - Bldcn MS -'Woodford J R Clark H B Clark Mrs Beulah H Haney Mrs BE Ham Mamie . . r - Nunn Pearl . Kirkpatrlck Nora C Dodge B L . Nell Nydah N Heath Fred L - Miller Maud K locker Mrs A J Warner Wm J ' Johnston A J SODA WATER TAX KEEPS LOCAL SOFT J Medford patrons of soda fountains rece'lved a severe shock Thursday and today when after ordering and consuming their favorite soft drinks they found they were, charged a war tax thereon. They had forgotten all about the revenue bill containing this feature passed months ago by con gress and which went Into offect May 1st. And later on, visiting the drug stores and finding that there was also a tax on patent medtclnos. toilet arti cles and the like, and the clothing,' dry goods, and furniture stores and finding the war tax on luxuries In force they became positively peeved. Yes, folks, the time honored five. ten, fifteen and twenty cent drinks, and ten cent dishes of Ice cream and the like are no more. Uncle Sam re quires his bit extra In war tax which the consumers must pay. Also you must pay a few cents extra to him tor every bottle or package of medicine Feels Twenty Years Younger Can Walk a Mile Now Where IWore Taking Tanlnd Couldn't Go 2 Blocks. . "Since Tanlac has relieved me and built me up so much I feel twenty years younger," said Mrs. V. B. Lapsley, who resides at West 2115 Eleventh Ave., Spokane, Wash., re cently. : "I had suffered from stomach trouble," she continued, "until I had become almost a nervous wreck and unable to do my housework and look after my children. My stomach was so weak and upset that I could hard ly retain a thing I w.ould.eat. , I lived for days at a time on nothing but boiled milk and poached eggs, and halt the time they failed to agree with me. I was kept on a diet all the time, and my stomach was pump ed out nearly every day, bnt this nor anything else did me any good. I was advised that a higher, altitude mignt neip me, so i tooK a trip to the mountains In Canada, but came back home Just as bad off as when I left. ' What I ate would sour on my stomach, and the gas formed by It would bloat me up terribly. Some times my heart would palpitate like some one beating a hammer, and then stop suddenly fcnd keep still so long that I thought I would never draw another breath. My back, over my kidneys, hurt me dreadfully and at times my left side pained me until I could hardly stand It. I was con stantly taking something to relieve constipation and was almost frantic at times with headache, and was so hnervous that sleep was almost Im possible for me. "Now, this Is Just the condition I was In when -I began taking Tanlac and I commenced to pick np with my first bottle. It was only a short time until' I was eating most anything i wanted.. I can now eat all kinds of vegetables, or anything else I want. without the least bit of trouble from It. : 'Sly headaches and pain is all gone and I have already gained ten pounds In weight. I sleep like a child every night and have so much more strength, and energy that I can walk a mile, where before I took Tanlac I couldn't walk two blocks without be ing all tired out, Tanlac has not only helped me, but my husband, who has been troubled with his stom ach for a good mapy year?, is now taking It with just as good results. Some of my neighbors nro also taking ft on my recommendation, so you can see what I think of It. 1 am thankful enough for what it has done for me to tell everybody about It." Tanlac Is sold In Medford by west Sfde Pharmacy, In Gold Hill fey M. D Bowers, In Central Point by Miss M. A. Mee, In Ashland by J. J. McNalr, in Eagle Point by Von der Hellen. , Adv. How many shots of the Merry Mucilage fan a gentleman safely stow away? " Henry Walthall IN 'IhelongLane'sTurninf ' Shows one method of determining v the time to say, "When." ; . , ;, - ALSO "WANTED A BABY" Nothing but Fun, and Tons of it. Tonight Only or toilet preparation costing from 2r cunts to a dollar and more. The old gentleman also requires lila war tax an men's aud .women's hats, clothing and shoes abovo n certain price. , - I Tho law governing soft drinks, tec cronm mid the like, rends ns follows: "Of tho amount paid at any Bada 'fountain, Ice cream parlor, etc., for drinks known as soft drinks mixed at the placo, or tor Ice cream sodas, sundaes, or similar articles of food or drink, when sold In or near such place of buBlnoss, tor each 10 cents or traction paid, a tax of one cent to bo paid by the consumer." The keep ing track ot this war tax on sales will cause no end ot bothor to the soda foitntuin proprietors.. All five cent drinks aru now six cents, ten cent drinks and dishes 11 cents, fifteen cent drinks and dishes It cents, and so on. . The war tax on patent modfotues and toilet preparations Is 4 per cent on the dollar. AU 35 emit prepara tions now coHt Stt coins. 50 cant onus S2 cents, ami dollar ones 11.04, There Is a war tax of 4 por cent on films, 10 per cent on kodaks and 10 per cent on fountain pons. Thoro Is also a ton of ton pur cent on certain kinds ot clothing mid furniture, mui on all shoos In excess ot $10 In price. - Soldiers, Bailor nntl Marines You are hereby notified that the Woodmen ot the World will admit discharged soldiers, sailors and mar Inos (including those In the air ser vice) to membership without Initia tion feo, and the Head Camp will pay medical and certificate fees. The Insurance rates are low and a big reserve to back thorn up. You should Investigate this otter, It la worth somotnlnc to you. W. B. JACKSON, Clork. Camp No. 90. W. O. W. Lady Overcomes Use of Morphine ; "Troubled about '10 ytuxra 'with wbut tlu doctors cullod gall stoma, often I tiiuiiKlit I would din butoru the doctor could gut huru, when ho would give me u hypodermic of mot'' phono and advise mi operation, A neighbor told mo about Mnyr's Won derful ltomody for stomach trouble, and since taking the first dose 11 years ago 1 have not had nn uttnt'k nor needed a hypodermic." It Is a slmplo, harmless preparation that re moves the catarrhal inuaus from tlio Intestinal tract and allays the Inflam mation which -causes practically nil stomach, liver and Inlvsllnnl ull inoiits, Including appendicitis. . Olio dose will con v I n eo or money refund oil. : Kor aula by druggists ' ovary whore. ' , . .,' Adv. STIFF JOINTS SOREJHJSCI.ES ! Uster Up Qolokty U4r His taatlsai, I ' ' fsastrsttai gppNctUea st ' Wamlki's Wiiarg Ml la eases of rheumatism sod lams bsck l penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up still, actio joints and muscles. ai.1"'.!0'.1. nby wtt. abts, sntltoptio application for cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains ami bruises heal readily under It sooth log, penetrating qualities. Oat It from druggists (or 30 cent. If not satisfied return the bottla and gel your money back. Er constipated or hsve sick 1 fieadschef just try Wl.srd Liver Whips, pleasant littl pink pills. M (aula. Guaranteed, . "". IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH I Saturday Ends This Great Sale S Be on hand early, as we are offering some , wonderful values which will be snapped up early in the day, and you should get some of them. A REMEMBER SATURDAY IS DOLLAR DAY GOOD LOOKING WAISTS Charming 'new models in Voile Waists made of good quality material, nicely trimmed. The regular .price of. this waist today js $1.50. Saturday, each - s $1.00 WIRTHM0R WAISTS New riug models shown for the first. time tomorrow. Wo arc sole distributors for this city for these justly famed waists. On DOLLAR DAY IN SILK DEPARTMENT Imported Pongee Silk, full 33 inches wide, a fine heavy cloth, suit able for . dresses and waists. , Cheap today at $1.25 yard. On sale Sat- $1.00 36 inch Silk Poplin, a ... fine cloth for waists, ' , '( . - dresses and skirts; comes in a fine line of colors'.' yard. On sale Saturday, yd . Cheap at $1.50 $1.00 urday, yard ... DOLLAR DAY IN DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT ' Bleached Muslin, soft5 finish, best quality, alh well known brands, full 36 inches wide. A splen did cloth for underwear. Regular 25c grade'., On sale Saturday, . 5 yards for $1.00 . Trench Nainsookj full "36 inches wide, fine soft finish. Suitable for fino Ungere. This, cloth is .chen) at 0w, On sale' S Saturday, : ' SyardsforlioO r DOLLAR DAY SALE OF NEW WASH GOODS Dress- Oingrams, good quality, fast colors, cheap at 35c yard. On sale Saturday at . CI Aft 4 yards for . ..... ......:. ....:::.......,P1vv tU-ess Percale,: 36 inches wide, good patterns, fast colors, w;orth 35c yard. On sale Saturday, CI OH 4. yards for .......:...........MvU Dress Ginghams, fine new patterns, best quality, worth 40c yard, 28 inches wide. On sale Saturday CI AO 3 yards1 for fiMV Comforter Challie, 36 inches wide, good patterns, fast coloi's, cheap at 25c yard. On sale Saturday, ff 1 AA 5 yards for I.VV ' ft ' '.' ,'.'' ' ' DOLLAR DAY SALE , OF BATH AND LINEN TOWELS Bleached, Turkish Towels, good size, heavy . quality, cheap at 25c. On sale Saturday, i $100 Bleachcd.Turkish Towels, large size. Cheap at 40c, extra heavy quality. On Sale Saturday, ' CI AA 33 for. ... i-w Bleached Turkish Bath Towels, good size, cheap at 20c, fine quality. On salo Saturday, - CI AA 6 for fivJ Iluck Towels, good size heavy quality $1.00 cheap at ,20c, Saturday 6 for Iluck, Towels,- large size. ,25c. Saturday, 5 for ...;.;.lv;:.,..................... Cheap at $1.00 New Red Neck-Beads Special" rt. Very stylish; each New .large linen Collars and SctsYtlie latest fad. ' On' sale at - 4 and 75 New Victory Belts, made of soft kid ' in red, white and blue. Very special. each New Silk Gloves in Pongee $1.00 VICTORY WEEK May 5th to 10th. Help to make this event a great success. Put Medford on the Map, You can do it. ' Glove Specials , Women 's fine French Kid Gloves, tan colors, odd sizes. : cheap to $2.00, On sale Sat- SlSlcSil.OO' : Women's Chamoisettc Gloves, odd colors and sizes, worth $1.00. On sale Satur day, .pair 69, , 2 pair for ............. $1.00 SOAP Colgate's Toilet Soap, 15c quality, .on sale Sat-. 1(r Talcum Powder 25c pound ; can. On sale Sat urday.... DOLLAR DAY SALE OF UNDERWEAR AVomen's Summer Vests, good 20c I quality. One sale Saturday, JJ QQ j Women's Summer Vests, good 35c ! quality. On enlo Saturday, , J QQ Women's Crepe Bloomers, in pink i and white. $1.25 values. CI AA ' Saturday, each plvU j Women's Muslin Combination Suits, j .Gowns and Coi'set Coveiu, up to $2.00 values. Saturday, ' CI ' AA each ;...;.:V.....;..........: f I aUU, j WoWn's Corsets, nil good iiiodols, j lip to $2.00 vjililes. - v tfl AA j Saturday, pair. ....;......;........... f IsW -1 Women's Bandoaus and. Braisseris, ! $1.25 values. Saturday, , CI AA : each l.UU j DOLLAR DAY SALE " v OF GOOD HOSIERY, - Women's finc gi'ade Cotton Hose in , I filack, white,, champagne and silver, ! Cheap at 40c. Saturday, ff 1 AA .3 pair for ......f.,.,.;..:..lvU Women's Cotton Hose in .white and j black, 30c griule, Saturday, CI AA i 4 pair for ..:.....i;.;.:....;...,..............'Pl-W Women's fine: Lisle; Hose in white' ! and black, 60c grade, ff AA ; Saturday 2 pair for,.,;.:......!.. 1W . DOLLAR DAY SALE - v ! OF CURTAIN SCRIM New Curtain Scrims ; in plain and '! fancy, . Jtcgular price, 25e. On. sale Saturday;. : CI AA 5 yards for :........:...........l;;....J'lvU ; 36 inch Curtain' Materials, both plain j and fancy-Worth 40c On : tf 1 AA ! salo Saturday 3 yards for.;.. , . 1UU ! Colgate's Cold Croam. On f sale urda,y, cake, Saturday Store Hours, 8 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. ; 19c .'.;:4 25c 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE MEDFORD. OREGON Colgate's Dental Powder, On sale Saturday, can ., 1.20c 1 Postaqe Prepaid on Mall Orders