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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-18

t-atRrnicato ap-uriSto. J nCesGrs se-v1ctos Sc
r&a -enunern6os equ!tativa , ACCOMPLISHMENTS
nciuyxodo 81 este xasto 81 de las ne6einas que
rseezsts pSra gu eursel6n. Nos her.os creado
uns rerQtaci6n srvidiabh, prr t-ztsrlos a to
dos bs enfrrros Gus crraros poaisa evra-,
sin fita<ros ea al 6eDea o no 6nr-c para rS-
Sa-poH, y 1sscnnarrdo 3n!cxrrSnte en- 81 homo
rabiidad Etarcns a~rxulosos d. hnbcr prstnto
nurs=a ayu6a = ra0ehc enfernas poores, ,
ga xrsei,s q zrrxsrss ExtHnicntns hnn -eu-
pe-ado u sasua-
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cn rLl Fc2CrRA1 rSoTu5 kTccHI
Eomhr1s, Udx snvejeeen desdc temprana erd 81 p1deces d e u
Ia rnfrmedndes. LIS enfeymedadcs de Ia prostate rrsufan to-
rihIcs v n ycces incurabes, ssl 3 QUE dbe consrtarsc = IN e..
peei,lsta expe-ir1eutado antes d.. que l etado de : enfermedad
tnnida 1T curuei6n. No po3eraos enunerar c oe espaco todns bs
stntomas ~ denoean intermediates de Ia r-tstata. porque son mu-
cbo, y dvc-xos: pero 81 ls dire. u 10 sc eneuentren . n cnfer
mos cue nc "A obuxados = gInrdar CANA. deben eoorar brios >
no dejar pasar mi, tempo sin rccibtr una eonsuta , euza 81
sso sea de taen eurnei6n.
81 NOS fuera possible vcr y hab!a- d-tenidsraentc OF eada n
frrmo de esa cise de doencIas, dsde que los piracros sintona
xnpncen Il usnhestarse. prouto dejaHa De neccsnarse de 10 e.
pec;a;sta, par enfernsdndes er6niea,, teniendo pr nuestrA ~rts
In satisfaction &. deer cue e los casos 90 no o reeonoeidamcn-
sutados 6s saissacturioS
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INTERMEDIATES DE LA PROSTATE.

Cuzndo I'd Sc ia cucnta de que 81 "a
hid decHna , sabe our Ia enfcrmsdnd ha he
cbo presa do 81 o-Eanismo: cuando I'd cree
estxr cnfe-Do de Ia pr6stnta- euando Sta en-
ii aiArcada, tnflnmnda, iritada; euxneo I'd
tisne frecuentes drsecs dc orirar = al hncrT-
10 50 o-ina tirne puntos hlaneIa como peda-
EOS dc algod6n: cuzndo Ia oTina q *sida y
81 de,ear orinar 10 pucde 6eetuario. etc. )
ot-os varies rfn.omas, ids deben apresurar-
Sc 3 atsrdu- tales indieaciono de peiiEro. 10
vscile nj I'm mimic. veazan n nuestrns ofiei-
ma. mar. one as ye, haSn un exnrssa minucio-
% , &c sepa CON seSuridad eunl 6 sc essa5o
nsi como 81 Sc pueds eurnr. 10 cue en- tnl easo,
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caRBUNCLOS Y GRANoS.

Per medic Dc uucse-os ra&todoa espert>-
ls podeuoos eurn- diehas s~ntcrr-dadas en
Tn rxrfodo DIV tempo raoonRAa
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c0RSUITA 7 EXAME
IT'S.
TENEMOS LA SECURE

MyFERME3ADES DEL CoRAZUN DE LOS PULMo-
IA Y DE LOS A R~ESPIRATORIOS
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de pztente 81 yenden e. rsntidadS enorms, pr TODD G mum
DO. , no obstante c mvy "a 81 es IN cue eeas medicines Fve-
do curar. Cuando aparezcar los p-imr-os sfntomas &c ea+rTo. 10
deb, .cudir . On -sGdlco competence para e1picarle s. estade. >
q L daA e tatzuiento cue e 81 coaeoeto StIme sdeeundo- Aho-
cutarros IN Ia. menSranas mueosas del eueroo. , u o u"os q
tu e,,u pueden ser cursdos de In udsms nanera, pres anSs a
,.-~Saio oncce. perfectsmcnts 81 Is para ndnirGt-sre IN r-
.smento apropiado sicndo esn II dnica nnnc.7 T1Fa ioGFaf q
auy;o seSuro y duradero. e. entnrro nasal 10 eurans poF meo'o
do nu.stro sst.za de generaei6n de osono. aconoahaoo &c sghu
otas medhiuas que e-canos eorvenents 'eSun e eao0 ae G"
Srmo- - r,--rpucr A
pETENDAMENTs DE NuEsTRo AETooo fAhA oo'A
CATARRo.
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A todas L., PERSONS cue -csidan fuera
de Il CiudRd , que netunirnente sc en-
cuentrcn v~isit&ndola- les hago aua cor
dial invitaci6n parn que visiten : irapee-
cIonen mis- oficinas y para gu: v:In los
ecuipos con que contanos pArn ei ira
tnniento do las entermedsdes 2or medic
dc los mGtodoa cientfficos MAG modernos.
Deseanos one nos visiten -~SoS. esttn 0
no ertermos, rarn que re-ie..r una ex-
-p!ieaei6n de nuesras apa-n:as y Ia me-
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microscopic a an aDaFa:o eOuo l Gua Hpareoe N este aauneio; ,
Ii u-,en cutrco de = orfra- = q EA SornH est2nos COOKE
rrues sexrrcs De eceoat-xr n eAusN 6 N enferrnetHd aenos en-
dSSdo cadsSoxarocnte este ESaso Gs sntermetaees- y DO In cHpe-
Ir4n rs hrrca aSQuirj5o y pcr los c1nient Qe ssEarncs y
IN ase-nr-u ns hzn Sa5o -sults6cs SECURES, tsncnns gran con-
Snnzn "a reztnzrs- = saES Dc cualGuSrr p1cicrss . - srSees 4
rna y pcSrsos neSu-a-sg n6srn&A Us -ecisrs npesCa meSor
.r,-t65 y rs q 20 ga-znE-an los services de- u = specialists Qua
IA sdTusi6o eoroeirnicaens eperaks aee-a Dc IA EsnSrs ? a ornA
Hcssrrs proeedt-isneos eurASvos sn de rzataoc SECURE = sso b
nbsn pzeAcs Dc ztsSN 9r cftao. no 7oreo dG- co inNstr
u -as. sown In tnoertxncta cue eneiGra a hscho dc su+etar n n
s1t.-b.n.o s6~saao ae Esnsro De oarne": por L! nisno' an
'front.' COMO spu-es-aa ka primaries sfatEr&s de cualCuic- snter-
nrSS do y ,cre u o hxy ID per5r- a tempe. so u dSde
larru. a-s o<ar-t- q uuSr-Rs oSetnn1-
VAS MoDEgNos QUE LA crEECA coEocE CONTRA LAS
EFERaEDADES
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Nuestra Oferta
Gratis Para
listed.

DseSRas Gus aAs K. ess-ms aeutan + uu-st-ss eiHeiaas ? %
srsrrra d. ~ vraa1ras errdiaones 10 ratrd por medic Do u e-
orutzszaa CSC ncsperua uinSura ehlraci6n- 81 no haes nesuartS
hrns VI rrSraks de- IN secrrsisns para que ID . d r--
tecssnsrts rerta Do 10 cue podernur hneer para 50 aivo ocn-
ra Ussrd Srs6s hr
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PIELu PROSTArAY RECTO
ALMoRRANAS, FISTULAS 7 ENFEhhbi
AA DEL, RECTO.

DCi
Indudablmcnte muchcs dc uhs. hh
rf5o. "a Ia rayorfa de loo pertSdicos. Fa IS\N
,uune;c, de nedicta1s pare q las On
entermedades. y tambieI hnbESn fo-a1 S(N -
% cuando se conrTar J al ocaA
droeas, ali-ian > csfnnn de IN ~ -
RI tcticia, purs e. oriccn de N nierme ~ Nv gA =
dad queda n e. ORGANISING. danto poE e. rSN- NI~TN3
ozitado que al POGO tempo ruefVe o n
Lstar al paeientc. el cA tere cue voveT 4 ;on,s medleinh' ,
en- este n 81 enserncdnd es "a mas sera- pcs 8 e e ha dade
tiupo pnra que sc dc.nrro1e n Fl siste1na Las ahnor'7nf' ~
en ora ecsa que pcquchos tumGres vaseulares. cue lien 'erfi'e
inTucneia sobre todo ell euerpo J cue snusan tr7hhs tra'toTn.o
- ,,l..t., Srotros usamos q n tztaaniento radical en a &c
sta enfernnedad. pudiendo ascSaraE que nuctIo pOeedn'eno %
eonsis.s prechamente en- una deHcadn operaeion. IN maehAS osnsio-
ne, q pa.iente puede scsrir dcscnpeaando III ocuoaeious hao'-
trses , Dor nuesnI pnrte Dodrenos eurarn en- u tempo at0n
be. sienpre que n e1san graves eonFieaeioaes- No 10 Taemos
de iuyeeciones de fu:rtes acidos. per- como 10 oijmos haS7oTmen-
te nueuo nttodo e radical. d coal a aid apEpSaf0 or "
.ut-dndes mediess. tan.o de Europa como de este osiA
Purtis Ami o artor en- e. recto e. cuTaea con Elk e nueS
o,i.ina a,f como o:ras muchas en:ermatado similare.
Rocuerden que sa ofidna fIs lnstalada para Itendes q ha
bI.ricnnos ,ol.u. y qca 81 IAN tornado todns As mcdica nece-
.a-+n. par prppa=riaaar a los eafsrnos to6a ease de eomod!d.deA
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G.aduad> en- una De ms me'orz Unirrrsidade d AnS
re. honorable "a lsa , otras ciudade- On nedieo ere
dnentado quo In eensacraao tods 80 tempo a sivs d.
les honbrs , nrjero nfcrmax
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.nsultenos inmediatamente, la Consulta es Gratis.

per a% @s s s s%s % S @s ar " ssn s s@5 a s %e T %T a%s s "@%HT TMA "dd@S s s enc %a % % ssssS%&Ass @%
skHd@p m~y Ia Um@G@I@ ~1@ @ los @@@ que han @1 nha" @ ps de am de las amhde
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08
Meeting of Board Of Admin
istrators Road District
No. l.
Franklin, La, May 5th, 1920.

Franklin, La, May 5th. 1920
The Board Of Administrators of Road
session with Mr.. Charles N. Frost pre-
siding, and the following members pre-
sent: Kimbrough. TIaydel. Olivier,
Boudreaux, Gooch, Gahn and Pharr. Ab-
sent, Wolford. Drackett and Aucoin.
On motion of T. +. KimbrouGh. sec
the reading Of the minutes of the last
meeting were dispensed with.
-On motion of r. l.. kimbrouGh.
seconded by W. \. Gooch and carried
the President was authorized TO ar
range to have sixty. flat cars Grated
to be used in freighting gravel. the
maximum cost to the Parish to be
$1,200.00. and to advance the neccS-
Sary $2,i0c. 90 to cover entire cost OF
the Grating at once. with the under
lars per car from the shipments made
by the New Orleans Gravel Company
until sl.200.00 is collected. The Grating
is to be removed from the cars by the
Parish on discontinuance from this ser
vice
On motion of John A. Pharr. seconded
ny r. Il. Kimbrough and carried. the
President is authorized to pay all
freight bills due the +. & A. r. r. when
!ieV hayc been checked up and found
TO he correct.
The President was authorized to in
vestigate the taking up Of the tiles in
the Lagonda plantation headlands along
the public road. and to report at the
next regular meeting Of the Jury.
The following report Of the Treasurer was
read. and on motion of SIR. Haylel, seconded
by Mr.. Olivier and carried. it was received
filod and made part of the minutes:
ROAD DISTRICT No | IN ACCOUNT
WITH UNION BANK & TRUST co.
BATON ROUGE. La.
DIEISI.RSFMI,V;TS ''o - -
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08
Notice to the Public

Notice is hereby given to al
payers that | will complete the
of all m operty 10 this Parish /
sessment purposes on or before
day, May Is, 1920 The as,es
lists will be open for inspecti
the pnhlic for twenty days. begi
Thursday. May IL, and endi,
nesdar. June 2nd. All taxi !
notified that the assessme5,
be su! jet to examinati
iwenty-day period. as RI
law. II. w. KA,
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08
For Sale.

A lot of lumber. good as new
full sets of window frames. Fol
liculars apply to
NJ. Fl WALK"'
Franklin,
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

Aprlf 80 Balance
ROAD DISTRICT 10. L. IN ACCOUNT
WITH WRIST NhTIDNAL BANK,
MORGAN CITY. IA.
April 80 Balance S62, 40 .O4
April 30 Total balance $500. TAB So
The following report of the Finance
Committee was read and on motion of
Oscar BoudreauX, seconded by Gabriel
Haydel and carried, it was received
filed and made a part of the minutes
ard the secretary was authorized to
issue warrants tor all claims Istcu
thereon on approval By the Cn.mittee:
Franklin, La May 5, 1920.
10 the President and Members Of the
Police Jury, Parish of st. Mary,
La.
Gentlemen
We, your Finance Committee, beg
leave TO report that we have eXamin
ed the following bills aud finding them
correct recommend that they be paid:
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
- ~.
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susg as Good for salluses. Money
Rack IL IL Fails
Don't be bossed through lite by
a peslSy corn or callus. Don't let
- corn tell you when TO sit down.
issn't wear shoes too large for
you because a corn says you must,
Get aid of the darned thing.
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pond on his place which attract
ed the wandering flocks of ducks.
Judge Belt reports that it was the
most interesting hunt that he has
had for some time; and thar the
two sportsmen succeeded in bag
ging the limit.
County Clerk Moore was bus
mess visitor at the secretary Of
states office in Salem, Saturday.
The county chairman of the
republican central committee. Mi
Koen, editor of the Observer pa
per in Dallas, has announced a big
political meeting for Thursday
evening in the circuit court room
in the county court house in Da'-
las. Congressman w. 9. HaWley
will be the speaker of the evening
and will discuss the political stu
alton as viewed by republican
who has gained the interesting
facts which he will PROFOUND ~
the meeting in first hand experi'
ence i'm congress There Will DC
several candidates for county or
fices to speak at the meeting In
cluding Floyd D. Moore, county
clerk, who is candidate to sue
ceed himself, and J. N. Helgersof
| who aspires for the position o.
district attorney. The program al
planned will be the best republi'
can meeting of the year and
large attendance is anticipated.
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successful commercial field, found
ed up correct business principles.
Too many have undertaken the pro
duction of mint as an experiment.
Approximately one hundred
twenty-five acres of mint have
been harvested int his immediate
vicinity this year. Three substan-
tial farmers and business men,
Messrs. Moisan, Manning and Thur
man have engaged in the pepper
mint industry on larger scale
than in former years. Peppermint
| has been grown in oregon for some
time and the industry has long
since past the experimental age. 1t
| has ben demonstrated by repeated
experiments that mint production
| is profitable, and the figures given
out by this firm since the work OF
| distilling commenced prove con-
clusively that the industry has been
a success this year even under un-
| favorable climatic conditions, l am
told that the average yield this
year at Gervais is thirty-five
pounds to the acre. Extracts from
some fields in the Lake Labish Sec
ton are yielding fifty pounds per
acre and the quality is said to be
the best that can be produced any
where in the world.
The attention required for culti-
yation, harvest and stilling is less
than for potatoes, onions or nvps,
Fit is said. The prevailing price of
! the oil today Is SS per pound. 1t
:, may be seen from this that mint is
destined to become one of the
many profitable crops grown in the
Willamette valley. The oil weight
eight pounds per gallon. making
the market price S64 per gallon.
With all due credit to the bust
ness men of Gervais it may be said
that the town itself has not de-
veloped in keeping with the sur
rounding country. Besides the
fields of mint, the immense berry
farms, the enormous corn fields,
the hay and the grain, the country
contains some Of the best herds OF
cattle that can be found in the west
and the husbandman Of Gervais is
abundantly prosperous. He has
shown his appreciation of the sol
and the oregon climate by continu'
|, al and permanent development
while the city maintains her stand.
ing of twenty years ago. But witt
he energy all about her, the uga@'
tiful harvests of variety of valu'
able crops, Gervais will develop II
oita of herself
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Markets Ready
For All Mint
Gropn In State

Gervais, Or, Oct. 26.--There is
enough peppermint grown success
fully in the willamette valley to
show where the best sites and soils
are to be found in oregon. Thou
sands of gallons Of mint not pro-
duced in Oregon, but consumed
each year by Oregon people, and
the proximity of the mintless north
and east, both show that people
who have entered the mint indus
try need not now worry about pay
ing markets. The question, then,
Of the success in mint culture
hinges upon growing and manag-
ins the mint farms properly and
the successful manufacture of the
extract. There are several fields
of mint in oregon, but of only a
few may it be said that it is real
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T1tost Nen, Covering Central Willamette Valley BY Special Reborn
of
Dallas Listen
To League Talk

Dallas. Oct. 26.--A meeting was
aaeld h the county court house Sat
pnaaay spening under the direction
NJ fhs democratic party. The main
speaker of the evening was Ogles-
by Heung. Mr.. Young is well
lrnDwn democrat from Portland
and is a rather dynamic speaker.
Fin introductory remarks were
pertaining to the conduct of the
republican party this year, laying
stress upon the abuse of the dem
Dcrafic party. He also discussed
she league of nations.
Th.Te were about fifty present
zsud enjoyed the forceful talk CIV
en by Mr.. Young. His main
thought during the address was,
The league OF nations should pre-
vail as prepared by President Will
son and that the republicans were
offering no arguments worth
while against the same, their on
" argument being about the cost
OF the war.
The Dallas high school sopho-
nsres entertained the freshmen
and faculty at delightful party
last Friday night in the Modern
Woodman hall. This is an annual
event participated in by all of the
high school students. The hall was
ryaiIy decorated with green ser
ries and vining naples, the stage
being set with oriental effect. A
program prepared by the sopho-
ulores, was very entertaining and
enjoyed by all present. After the
program, those present passed tho
evening in many games which was
followed by Halloween supper
consisting of cider, pumpkin pie
Etc.
The Polk -Tillamook highway II
now open TO travel, 1t having beer
closed as a, result Of the impass
able roads between Valley June
ZION school house and Crane
ronde. The Miami corporation
who are putting in a road to thei'
timber territories have plankee
about 1900 feet of the main high
wyGy. also about 100 feet of the
county road, making travel posi-
Tie. However, the road betweer
gu7ers store and Grand Rond,
on The main highway, is yet i'm
passancae. necessitating a detou
from Valley Junction schoo
around by the old Bentley tele
phone station.
superintendent w. I, Ford of thu
Dallas schools, and family motor
ed 10 Salem Saturday
Fred Auer and Judge Fl. II
Felt enjoyed an unusual expert
ence in duck hunting in Poll
county Sunday. Mr., Auer has heel
scattering feed around small
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bride came Sunday, however, and
took up her abode in the Plennert
home the young people were not
long in drawing the conclusion that
their friend Plennert had become a
benedict. He acknowledged his
guilt and paid the penalty.
A. NJ. Byrd, editor and publisher
of the Gervais Star, which has been
made to shine brightly of late, pur-
chased the city property in uer-
vais Saturday belonging to the
Rooster estate and took immediate
possession. The deal was made by
the administrator of the estate, L.
X. Seigmund.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Loran, who
live a short distance west of this
city, brought in some ripe raspber-
ries Saturday which are growing at
their home in considerable abund-
ance. They usually have ripe rasp-
berries at this time Of the year, but
the cold rainy weather during the
early part of the month nearly
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advisors to consider the adoption
of boiler code applying to the en-
tire state. AS provided in the so-
called safety statute approved at
the last session of the legislature.
invitations have been sent to firms,
organizations, insurance companies
and the city of Portland to appoint
representatives on the committee.
The members of the committee
will be representative of firms
manufacturing boilers. of compan-
les as users of boilers, of stationary
engineers, insurance firms hand
ling boiler insurance and several
additional experts. The first meet
ing of the committee will be held
in Portland on November /, at
which time tentative boiler code
will be placed before the body for
consideration.
Upon final agreement upon the
part of the committee and the for
NAL adoption of the committee
recommendations by the accrJent
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maue this year an exception.
Frank Cutsforth made business
trip to Salem yesterday.
The first state corn show in Ore
gon is to be held in Portland, No
vember 13 to February 81. 1t is
said that $1,000 in cash awards
will be given. Gervais being quite
an extensive corn section, ls ne
coming interested in this event and
it is probable that several exhibits
will be made by Gervais growers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-26
Popular GerpaiS
Man Is Married

Gervais, Or, Oct 26.-"Guilty as
charged" was the acknowledge-
ment of Adam Plennert of this city
Sunday night when a company of
young people congregated in front
of his house and stated their aus
picions in the customary manner.
Ulennert, who has passed the three
score years period of life. made a
trip to Portland few days ago and
quietly returned alone, as he went.
He was married in that city on
Tuesday to a Mrs. Ernest, but it
was so cIevely planned that none of
the grooms friends here were
aware of his conduct. When the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-26

IT'S revelation TO corn suffer-
<rs The wonderful way that
Gets-It- banishes eorns, spend
Two minutes--thats all--to APP
pa 2 nr ; drops 10 amy corn or
rsalfus The pain viii stop Instant
IL In few seconds the core dries
right mp. soon il has loosened 50
you can peel I; off In one COM
1stete piece. root and all.
Get's-It' Is sold by all drug
.gssxs. money back on request
costs but a trifle. MID. by F. Law
rssnze a. Co. Chicago.
Sold in Salem and recommend
90 rs she worlds best corn reme-
AZ by J. c. Perry and D. J. Fry.
(adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-26
Pyramid Pile
Suppositories
IN Household Necessity for Quick
Relief In Itching, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles. Send for
q Free Trial

Almost every
family has at least
one sufferer, who
should h a v o the
b | g s sc d relief
afforded by Pyra-
lmid Pile SUPPOSE
tories.
Thousands have
written wonderful
letters about Pyra-
mid, A 60 cent box
from any q r u &
n t ore should be
0 n 0 ug h to con-
vince you as II
h IA $ a h o st o I
others. Take no
substitute.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-26
Committee To
Frame Boiler
Code for State

In order to create safer condi-
tions as they pertain to the oper-
ations of industries in Oregon, the
state industrial accident commits
sion is organizing a committee of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-26
ruisp,.,s,is ruSi.sp,s,sAs MI

vent the present p,s','' ssps''3
ing into Oregon seea's
ers, the operation oi II, N
states avg
JOURNAL WAN, N
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SL0AN'S COE1
RIGHT TO1
ACHIM'|
You can just tell b, N
stimulating odor, n
going to do rOs b

a.I ~ 'eh W
stimulating odor,
going to do you
THOUSANDS Of nsn
men, when the leas
matte "crick" assails N
Sloan's Liniment hana,,
out. Popular over a
century ago--far mere I
day.
That's because It d
fully helpful in reli,d1
al aches and pains-scl
bago. backache, neur,
strained muscles, Nh
weather exposure resl
tie is all that is necessI
soon penetrates Withhold
to the sore spot. No 4
stained skin,
| All druggists-S5c, Nd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-26

ypu will fand Pyramid on sale in al
snaosf every drug store in the u, s.
ard Canada shows to what extent
ahA public depends upon Pyramid.