.ta n k , and ninny bather» participated in at the local Pre»byteriaii church l>y I
a program o f race» aud »}»>«* and eu Mi-s Marion Clancy, o f Loui»\ illc. K> , |
jo y e d the »wiuiuiitig throughout the who is visitiug hero. The o ffic e r » o f
afternoon.
the new group are Thelma K cm , pro»!
The tauk .» o f cem ent. 1 » 3u\>e feet dent; Dorothy Eads, treasurer; Cath
in siae and graduated from t 'S
to S eriue
ree.irdilig secretary. M i "
feet in depth. A 40 horsepower boiler Hazel Führer will be the leader after
Natioiuü Ouard Aafca City to rurtuali ha» been lustalled to maintaiu
and the departure of Miss Clancy Although P ru e* R eceived From Breeding Aiuto
$16,000 Tow ard $60.000 Fund
even high temperature for those
nations. W orld’8 Record U*rd
» h o an organization for girls o f the Pres
nife V * i*h tu use the tank m cool I'Vtenuu church, th«* K in g ’s Daughters
County and State Aid.
o f Jerseys Coming
vAcMihtr.
is open to all girls between the age-
o f 12 and It* vphw . Mi*etiugs will ho
held each week.
A petition to put te boudiug metesur«
R ecognition o f the I«ane county fair
♦ ♦ #
L> which the City w ill furnish $15,000
by tw o big breeding us«ociaiiuii* has
Tht*
home
o
f
Mrs.
Barbara
Hohl
on
nwt»r«i the rM»i*tiou o f an teruiorv on
1 hh * u announced by the directors o f the
north H street was the scene o f a fain
iLe ballot in the fa.ll elocn ou will be
lair who have received trophies from
tiv r
Sunday honoring ( I
Price H emeu way
Circulated ou the streets by the eud
the HMociHih.il> fo r aw arding at tlo
The cerem ony which united Miss Henry, brother o f Mrs. Hohl, who i> fair lhi> fall. The National Shorthorn
ul the week
By the present plan.- for
the building o f an ariuory the city will N ellie Henu-iiway, daughter o f Mr. and here from Miuneaj»*«lis on a ' iM*-
B re e d e r-’ association, o f Chicago, has
furnish one fourth, the countv one Mrs. D. H. Heme aw ay, o f this city, present were Mr. aud Mrs. M. A. lh*r g i'e u $541. $i?t* o f winch will go to the
fourth and the state one half. *
¡an d Carl Edward Price, o f Portland. land. P ortland; Mr. and Mrs. P h ilip ov\ tier ol the best aged Shorthorn bull
Should the measure bo placed on the in that city Thursday night o f last Hohl and Mr. and Mrs. Cl*retire Hews, exhibited. Tw enty dollurs will go as
ballot and pass in the fall election the week was simple although w itue*-ed by Rose bu rg; Mr. aud Mrs. M. J. Wald. second pn *e aud $141 as third prize for
city charter would have to be amended more thau u hundred trieuds o f the Eugene: Mrs. Barbara Hohl, Xir. and the best Shorthorn cow s with calx«—
a» it was when the $lU,0U0 issue o f bridal couple. The *er\ ire was per Mrs. George Hohl. Miss I^uora Hohl less than tw o months obi exhibited.
electric light bonds were passed some form ed at the home o f the b r id e ’s aud Mrs. Maud Hohl aud daughter
The- other prize i- a s, th Thoma-
time ago.
jaunt, Mrs. Boscoe K. Giltner. Rev. T. Leaone.
mantel ch*»k gixen by the National
4
#
<
$
With the passage o f the measure the H Gallagher o fficia tin g . There was no
Record association lor
M is.- Mabel M cFarland o f this city Du roc Jersey
N ational Guard would ha'«*
to * w edding march and the bride and
the bc-st L iter o f
Ihiroe-Jersey pigs
aitd
Harry
Baker,
o
f
Salem,
were
spend for a new armory here, the city groom entered the livin g room together
tarrow ed b efore March 1, li»22.
married
M
onday,
iu
Kalauui.
Wash.
and the county each furnishing $15,- and unattended. The b r id e ’s dress was
One o f the features o f the fair xvill|
inn or $d0.0tH» and the state m atching o f white satin made with loug panels The bride is the oldest daughter of I bt* the lo r d o f ten Jersey cow s bedding!
that amount.
o f Irish crochet lace with which she Mr. and Mrs. G. W. M cFarland aud is ! the w o r ld ’s record for production «»f |
Prominent business meu and mem wore a cap shaped veil and carried well and favorably kuowu among th* butter fat tu one year
which the!
btrs o f Company 1), N. G. O., w ill lilies, yellow roses and ferns. A re­ younger set. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will owner, Owen A. Thompson, o f T rian gle!
circulate the petit.on.
cepnou follow ed the cerem ony, Mrs. soon be at home to their many frien d s) lake, will exh ibit.
----------------------------
Giltner and Mrs. H omen w ay. who wort* at t)15 Hood street. Salem
Th«* X lci’ h a x e hor-e show, in w h ic h 1
handsome gowns o f black lace, receiv ­
H U N D RED S A TT E N D OPEN IN G
Solomon
R
C offm an
und
M i-- James M el’ leax e and hi- daughter ot
OF LONDON S W IM M IN G T A N K ing with the u* w ly married couple.
Atberta E. Bover, both o f this city. W illow s Park, V ictoria, B. 4’., are th e '
♦ ♦ ♦
wert4 married Tuesday in Eugene at the principal ruling artsts, will give ex i
A
branch
o
f
the
K
in
g
’s
Daughters,
Several hundred people from all oxer
o ffic e o f Justice o f the Peace Jesse hibitions o f high quality riding such
Lane county jou rn eyed to London Sun an organization within the Presbyter
as seen at fashionable horse shows o f
G. W ells.
day and attended the form al opening lan church for girl- fr.im 12 to 16
th<* larger cities.
» r :
Autom obile jsmters advertisin g the
Hardware W indow A ttractive
The W ynne k Kime hardware store four «lay ftur which start- N, ptemlx r |
ha.- an unusually attractive w indow 19 will be ready fo r dist n hut ion I
di-play this week preceding the open short ly.
PETITION O IT FOR VOTE
ON NEW ARMORY
LIVESTOCK TO BE FEATURE
OF COUNTY FAIR
SOCIETY
ARCADE T H E A T E R
W EEK LY PROGRAM
Sat., Aug. 19— John Gilbert in “ Gleam of
Dawn.”
Comedy and Mutt and Jeff.
Sun., Aug. 2U— Cosmopolitan production,
“ The Inside of the Cup.”
And a ( ’omedy.
Mon.. Aug. 21— Irene
H eels."
And a Comedy.
Castle
in
“ French
Tues., Aug. 22— Marion Davies in “ Buried
Treasure.”
And a Comedy.
W ed ., Aug. 23— Dorris May
Devilish.”
And a Comedy.
iu “ Gay and
Tlnirs., Aug. 24— Thomas Meighan in “ Easy
Road.
Comedy and International News.
Fri., Aug. 2 ”>— Bebe Daniels in “ One W ild
W e e k ."
And a Comedv.
•
P rin t Flees From Road Crew
L. Prine, who had becu w ork in g on
the county roads iti th«* vicin ity o f
L a *rane to serve out a fine and ja il
term fo r moouahiuing. ««raped \N «»«In«*-
dav and ha- not yet been apprehended.
Prine had com pleted serx'ing a .‘ »4» day
ja il sentence, but 154» days in lien o f
a f'ilH» fine was -till to be served.
©
H1NGS WE THINK
One of the most important requirements of a
good motor oil is that it possess stahihty- that
ia, that it maintain its cheir.icai composition
and its lubricating body under aL conditions
of engine operation.
» ill.
The Mift il ri li k
tempe muée.
The good lookin g young fellow who
It '* funny
I ha- all the girls is usually paying 10 paticntly and
! per cent interest on money borrow ed his lap until
I from the homely fellow .
every day in
• • •
The b—s brains a man has the more
he likes to make a show o f them.
• • •
Madsen’s Jewelry Store
>iiketim«‘s hard
K oval
C o rd
■zes
N obbe
F /U 3K IC
U n co
Cham
$ 1 2 55
15M O
>1 1 .40
1 1.0O
$ 9 75
10.6 5
20^45
1 6 .9 0
1 5 .7 0
-
~
-
“
“
"
••
"
2 9 .1 5
3 0.05
30.65
37 70
38.55
39.50
4 0 .7 0
4155
2 4 35
25 55
2 6 .0 5
3 1 .9 5
3 3 .0 0
34 AX)
3 5 .6 5
3 6 .1 5
22-45
2 3.65
2 4 15
3 0.05
31.05
3 2 .0 5
33.55
34 AX)
20.115
2195
2 2 .4 0
—
■
/
-
“
4 9 .3 0
5 1.65
4 3 -2 0
4 5 .7 5
39. 30
41 70
—
,
- - x 3 Vx
USCO
F A B
R
IC
* 1 0 6 5
Royal Cord'l 4 !£
United States Tires
United States
S
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3 0 x 3Y i C lin ch er
and Straight Side
G E T R ID O F G R IT /
CLEANING
$ 9 .2 5
The dewier arid* a fa l hoe o4 U. S.
Tires at these ties pew.es cau serve
you better chan row have ev«
keen served betore in the his­
tory u4 the automobile.
If there ever was any fan­
cied advantage ,n shopptn*
around for (tree it J>sap>
peaxedou juiy ¿9. W iL
sT s
CRANKCASE
P U .n
f e d e r a l f x u s r T a x vn ih r a b o t e h a t b ee n
a b e v rb e d by th e m a n u iu c iu r e r
The way th* new-p&p^r- are jum ping
onto the auto speeder* leads us to be-
M ODERN
Newspaper* with stringent regula
t ions against fake advertising allow
political candidates to -ax anything
they want to.
Bear in mind that these prices
apply to the most complete
line o f quality tires in the
world. Remember, too —
as you read the follow,
ing table — that U. S.
quality has been posi­
tively maintained.
30 a 3 CL —
JO * JAk •; > 1 4 65
31*4
>y a 3*»^ 8S
14-65
2 2 .9 5
32 * JV4 “
32 * 4
33* 4
34 * 4
3 2 , 4V4
33 > 4«^
34 « 4^4
JS , 4Vfc
X> » 4V,
3**5
35 * 5
37 * 5
Those who live under a cloud never
see the silver lining
• • •
i s k /n r
Some fo lk - are able to -ee that they
are blind to opportunity.
• • •
how a man w ho can sit
hold a 1 40 pound girl on
2 o 'clo ck in the morning
Home folks will stoop pretty low to
All widow*, gn t— «»r otherwise, are
the week will kick up n win a political jo b but sometimes it is good looking.
These new prices should give
confidence to dealers and car.
owners that no lower basis o f
quality tire price# will prevail.
A lie, no matter how far down and
I out, can always come bark.
• • •
(_
«»«»eesfiary for them to do so in order to
be able to l«H»k their opponent* in the
rye.
• • •
We try uuusualiy hard to think a
Those who would discount the future
pers«*n is not fib b in g when they s|n*ak find they are dealing with au a van
cious bunch o f interest takers.
well o f us.
• • •
• • •
/ " \ N July 29,1922, the lowest
^
prices ever quoted on U. S.
Passenger Car Tires went into
effect — Royal Cords included.
You can not prick a m a n ’ ** con
science if it isn 't l;ig enough to make
a hole iu it.
• • •
FT AU M i l l 0(1,
c jir ir r
7 lo 23 jewel movements, all
Ainenean inaile »atehes, at
$7 40 t“ $150
N ote these New Prices
on U.S.Tires
Tbe greatest amount o f charity is
not always shown by the givin g o f
money.
• • •
Rome w om en's clothe* ae»*ni to be the
barest necessities.
• • •
V
MEN S W ATVH ES
14 karat soliti gold }>« n m a
iM-auliful ifift b ox; spi'cial
at only ............
$4.75
b u r iu k ,»» h
Png tuie».
Zerolene of the correct grade for your car gives
perfect lubrication and permits the develop­
ment of maximum power, speed and gasoline
im re power ¿speed
1 rs friction and wear ~
dru Correct Lubrication
(ìold filini or suini gold;
new stvli-s at m » lo» pricea
from
$1 t o $ 2 0
AN O PENCHAS
Some women are |»etitioning to hax«
a w om an 's head put on the tw o c«*nt terrible ruiupu- a year or -*» lat«-r
postage stamp. Of course, a woman about holding a 10-pound girl for 15
If ki**«** were poi*ouou* *om«* woman can carry the new- fast enough, but w» lumut *a.
• • •
would ha\«* di*cov«*r«*d an antidote rebel at the tb«night o f slauimmg one
in the face every lim e we want to mail
Some fo lk - d o n ’t know when they
long, loug ago.
• • •
a letter.
«re xxdl o f f , but their p*»or relations
• • •
I f no time mere wasted it w o u ld n ’t
usually do.
• • •
be necessary to work more than about
Th«* starvation cure i- an econom ical
measure that you cun usually get a wav
I f we «-ou Id see ourselves as the
half a - many hours as we do.
• • •
with without suspicion.
oculist sees us. we would ail wear
The cost o f the Cigarette in actual
glass«**.
• • •
The tube
money i- not a> *tup**udou* as its cost
ornati probably »- a apeak
•TAX DA ID Jtl COMTAXY
( CmUfomm)
XV Al.OEM A K ( HAINS
ti< >1,0 F o r N'T A IN PENS
•
r!I, t k a t '» no
The man w ithout backbone is good
bait for the fellow s fishin g for suckers.
• • •
No other refiner on the Pacific Coast uses any
form of vacuum distillation. No other refiner
m the United States uses as high a vacuum
as this company.
15 anil 17 jrwi-1 only; Amrr-
ii-an ami Swiss; fancy shapi-
ami dials
$19 to $60
uirl, r*tiy»hy.
A lot o f people who claim to be in
partnership with God art as if they
ow ned the entire business
• • •
In the process of distilling and refining these
selected crudes, n is of the greatest import­
ance not to destroy their natural “oilmess" and
stability. For this reason we employ our own
patented high-vacuum process exclusively. By
this process the oil produced Zerolene— re­
tains all the natural “otlmess" and stability of
theongtnai,selectedcrudefrom which it is made.
Slt-ilim; silvcr, gold fillrd,
solid gold or pitti munì, at
Iil iri s frolli
$1 25 f $20
XX’ K 1ST
Thing* Other* Thinà and What Wt
Th.nà §f th« Tfuag* Üthtfr» 1 n*nk
in the physical energy it imps.
• • •
N E W ANO S N A I’ PY
CI FF Bl TT« »NS
An e u b u g r infunus u* that » girl
A woman who is contented to play
second fiddle is q u alified to get mar
ried to a politician.
• • •
The Patented Vacuum Process
A M » M KN 'S KINOS
XV A T I’ll ES
dur» I*,.1 lik.- tu I»- ki*»ud a^ aiu »! bur
Most o f us dislike the exhibition o f
too much nerve, but somehow can *t
help but admire it sometimes.
• • •
Certain crude oils possess a higher degree of
stability than others. Because of its large pro­
duction of practically every type of crude, this
company is free to choost for the making of
Zemlene only thoae crude® which are partic­
ularly adapted for the purpose.
All ATE PENDANTS
A g a te I M 'lnlants in so lid go ld
m o u n tin g s ; s p ir ia l
$1 00
l.A O IK S ’
A woman w ill make almost us many
c x ru -r- for her husband as he will for
himself.
• • •
A man and woman who do not g* t
acquainted b efore marriage will after
ward.
• • •
If an oil changes its chemical composition —
“breaks down " —at high operating temperatures,
h can no longer maintain a lubricating him be­
tween the bearing surfaces, and ns value as a
lubricant is destroyed.
*
:î00 S»>1.10 ( ii>1,1* 1.ADIKS’
to si luri from ; tlianioiitls.
ru b ii's, i n i t i a Ills, H r ,
at
jiriri s from
$1 50 t41 $350
ing o f th« hunting season deer in if
Sunday.
Real m o--,
shrubbery hi
lieve that most i»f th«* member* o f th«
rocks arc used to procure a very nat fraterm ty are still |M-d«*-tnans.
uml reproduction o f a fo re -t rccc—
• • •
hidden det-p bac k in the wood*. Tric k
R ock efeller has stocked hi- farm
ling out from among the ro ck - i- a
stream o f water.
M ounted anim al- with partridge«. H eretofore the kero
com plete the realistic e ffe c t obtained sene and gasoline buyers have been
bv the wiudow decorator.
j kis^gnrae.
A California man who recently vio
j luted the federal laws was taken to
| Chicago, lu c l e Ham % punish me i/C i*
severe.
• • •
Stability starts
with the crude
A u g u s t Clean Up Sale
Rubber Company
/
W h e re Y o u
^ * Nelson Jr., Cottage Grove
Jackson A Addison, Lo ran*
Can Buy
17. S. Threat
Corner Service Station
Oanqe, Dram
Brown A Marketta, Comstock
and