DAILY CAPITAL JOURNALy SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, DCEMBER
24, 1903.
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A FACT PROVEN.
Shou)d Convince Kthj the Mot Skep
ileal of. Km Truth.
If there Is tho allfrhiiut .in, in v.
mlmU of any thrft Dandruff germs Jo not
exist, toeir belief Is compelled by tho
foot that a rabbit lnnoculated with tho
. germs beeamo bald In six weeks' time,
l jnust bo apparent to nny person
therefore that the only prevention of
baldness Is the deatruetlon of the Rerm
Tnlch act Is nueeessfully accomplished
In one hundred per cent of oases by
1 1 nPP'lcntlon of Nowbro's Herplclde.
' Dandruff Is oaused by the iwmo perm
, -which causes baldness and can be pre
vented with tho samo remedy Kewbro's
. Herplclde,
Accept no substitute. "Destroy tho
couso you remove tho effect."
I Sold by leading drurarlata. Send 10c. In
stamps for snmplo to Tho Ilerplelde Co,
Detroit. Jllch.
Dnnlel J. Kry, Spodal Agnt
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Mr. Ciirtlt dropped deflelencio
nnl surphtBoa, and worked on the
! problem tor hours. H Anally gavo
t as bis verdict that Ami might be
fimer is or H.
"That suits me" declared Mr. Cur
i tla. "I inn tvu dcclston. Hoth sides
an- rlRl.t." Corvalbs Times.
The Colleoe Boys
Stanford Unlverpity
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dranu awn iioubo next Friday
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Mine. Oiv Two, Time, Four." by'
th" combined clubs, was one of the '
with pleasln
specialties whiM, i,.,i .,...... . . '
(Christmas) night. Of their enter- npi lause Tho voices o tZ ' "' lm0Sl I111 " on the pro.
Ulnment tho Santa Barbara Morn- were well baton 5 lit CUb?rm- .. Buah and Baker wo.,
k. Press writes: ,'nf ., baIancr'1' nnd thclr BlnglnBithe hearts of tho audience by thrlt
rZZ n.8ym,)athot.and,.,nnJ ,"1!f?.fir...r V1"1.1"8- comic sc.alty, which com-
. .....ii .,...n.n,i ., " v . '. "UB" ulBl maKes "' C0eiJe blned mumslc. slnitlnK and danclmt."
n wen eiuorimnuH at tna opora glw club
iwio !a8c ovon.ng uy u.o Stanford land. Tha mandolin and guitar play- 'Friday at 9 a. m.
popular throughout the Seats will b on ai. t i nm u
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HOW OLD IS ANNE?
'rouble the New Puzzle Makes Cain
It Raised In a School Board.
Anally readied her from tho oxagpor-' filed charges against tho toacj.er al
niiii caicuiaiions just In time to
avo hor from hysterica. But these
Instances aro mild compared to tin
trouble that the question of Ann's
age mado In a Kansas town. As sent
out In a Washington dlsnatch tht
Tho age of Ann Is a v?xei! ques
tion in many a Corrallls household
low. A well known housewife was (tale runs thus:
alilng up the dough for biscuits when "Hiawatha, Kan., where tho
i neighbor woninn enme In nnd askoil 'comos from, Is disturbed ovor
ber how old Ann wns. Straightway
the two began to figure. They argued
ind figured oblivious of the lapse of
time until tho husband and childron
arrived for dlnuorto find tho two wo
oca la a hopeless discussion of Ann's
real ago, with tho flro out in the
kitchen stovo, the dough still un-
song
'How
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leging that anybody who figure out
IS Is unfit to teach school.
The school ooard wrestled with the
problem but was unabl) to determine
certainly whether Ann Is 18 or 14. but j g
as me man who mane the complaint
hn considerable Influence tho board
was dlsjiosed to rail it 1 1 and dismiss
tho principal. The latter wrote Nep-
resentatlve Curtis requesting him to
old Is Ann?" When tha query reached
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mere every man, woman nnd child in uso his lnlluence with tha school
the place, lead pencil In hand began ' board to hold him his Job.
to figure on tho problem. I "But no mnttor what tho decision."
One bright school girl asked the he adds, "I nm convinced that Ann Is
principal of the public school, "How 18." Mr. Curtis is friendly to the
old Is Ann?" Tho principal figured principal, who has considerable In
and thon announced that Anne is 18. i ftuenco in politics.
Incadcd, and tho old Nick to pay Tho child wont homo and told heri "How old is Ann?"1 Mr. Curtis
generally There- is the story of an-(father, a banker, who Is chairman asked his friends. Thoy figured and
other woman who read tho puzzlo, of tho school board, that Ann is 1-8 they advised Mr. Curtis to boo Mr.
lelied a pencil and paper and labor- "Not for mine," answored tho proud Courts, clerk to tho committee on ao
(i with tha figures until hor husband father, who had figured It out 14. lie proprlatlons, who la authority on fig
Families who llko to have a
case of bright, sparkling,
boor ot home, which will
give a zest to Uieir food nnd
to no to Uieir system, will
have a caso of our' a now. It
is a fine beer. Call up phone
2131.
Salem Buewery
Association
Main Office 174
Silem,
Com'l St.
Oregon
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spell, you will go 10 tho Palnoc Phtrmiwy whore lhuy
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MAGAZINE for 1904
Its lOO 1'ages
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fV.nires are the best, as will oe seen """;
S e are making in this paper ahno., dady.
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everything thnt leaves our establish
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notch of perfection, nnd wo havo suc
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Meaty Xmas And
A Happy New Yea,
Vhon I catno tp Snloni, alwut four months ago, I advertise to
oloso out certain lines of goods. This 1 havo about accomplished, tui
thoro aro fowartlclos in thoso llnrw loft. Our many patron liaow
whoro to trad whpn thoy need goods Jn our lino, ami havo taken
advantage of tho groat bargain sale, which wo lmvo been holding for
thu paHt four months. Only lost woak wo advertise! a special wdo
on Mackintoshes. Tho next day we closed out 27. Other goods bavo
gono at tho samo rato.
Whon I catno to Salem I Intended to return to Portland whon 1
had closed out certain linos, but the longer I remain In my old Jiobm;
town the moro I wish to locatu here, Many of my frlendu aro heru,
whom I hnvo known almost from boyhood. I llko tho city anil IU
surrounding). 1 havo boon tronted well, and my patronB urgo that I
should remain with thtm. I nm at present undecided whethor to
return to I"ortland or local hera If tho latter la my declalou,
I shall opon out n nice, clean, ti-lo-dnte tnan'n clothln and geatfl"
furnishing good store, which I nm sure will met with tho approval
of tha most critical, and moro than plvs my many friends. Thus
nayeth
The Poor
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146 State Street.
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