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ftf»<5 of ih»* O f i i c i u l L a w s of O u v ' i i a» «tuli Mulinai 1« p m v e d to la ut lari;«
l»nte«l this 171li day of Nov»*iiib«'r,
a ni cade <1 by Hot1 litui 1 t' huptei l«>ti «*f
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It tipiM'arinit from the abstraet o f thè l.aws of 11*11 indice is licrchy ut*
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votes oust at the regular November »•li tim i a fte r « u t * »Ino» frolli thè onte Coiintv Clerh f*»r lame Colini v, Orinoti
of this mitico it shiill la* unitiw fui tor
l?tt»l, IH«U( election, as made by the stock h» run ut lni|(o, under peiinltv °f
\ A mi««* pound »Inlight«-r
wu.
Imru « aiivnsMti^ boatti o f la n e county, Ore ten ( III) dolta r» • • »r th«» f u s i offense.
Momhti I«’ Mr niul Mrs Fred Brown Ü.in. coiisistllt^ ot U S lift son, t'ouil nini t w e u tv ( 12(1 ) tbillnrs t«»r elidi limi
Singing lli‘ n Poultry I'lnnt, Wnlltnr. tv Clerk. \ llemcitwav, Jiistiee of the e\er\ mib*<t|Uont offende, to be <jr ov
On-gon, tnioking o n ir r i fo r « 1921 «In» Peace iti anti tor («odien IT .•cititi, in »•nul fro m Ih** o w n e r *«f th»* stock in a
milite of thè Htute
old chi«-k» at loir ouch.
«PI 3 1 1 >.I l.ane Countv. Oregon, and \V .1 11 « » I » iv il action in thè
laud, »lusttee »*1 the iVnet» in unti tor of Oro|{oii beto n' a iiistiee <»f thè |»« «n »*
Th»> t'itv murki't hi«» complcl«>ly re 1‘oyotr Precinct, in l.ane County, Or»
i it the tlintrtat in w i l* h itieh u w i m * i MI
Osuigs Diihl, Proprietor
nrrnngi-il it» front *hop itnd him coin 4 »on, that at the «aid election the telai ; k « . | m i oi • ithr i " i ile m M i ' ri »idi
l>l«-lo.t lh»‘ inalallatinn o f a largo ro number o f \otea cast m tho precinct ami i f there be no ìustice of thè p«*ace
I'rigorntor r«H<m in 111 «' roar o f it» « * f Silk OrvcW, in I anc Countv, Or. k*"ii | iti sud» d istrict, tlieti before IIIIV j**N
I'L l M B IN il, ODD JOBS A N D
building, where it will I « 1 possible to on the ij ues 1 1 on ** For unti niguin*t stock tn »‘ of thè pene«' in thè conni y, ami it
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Knimot lluriiKide. who hail been via for stock ninnine; at lai^« and lit vote« «*f «'in li road siiperv isor ìli anv mini
iting hia |>nronta in Gowdyv ilte, re were cast against stock ninnino at ¡ « l i s t r i d tt» e n f o i **«* thè pro v is m ns ot
turm-d Momlnv to llromorlon. Waah lari;«' and it app«ariiu; fnun salii ab lliis se» I noi ; and siici» penalty stilili be
lio ia in tho navy,
struct that there is and was a major ' f»»r thè benefit of» ami wh«*n col|ect«*«l.
Sixth Si, Op|MiNiti* Oily Hull
OKI growth hotly fir atove wood for iYv o f l'' votes adunisi stock mimmi; pani info th«- » »»miinoi rlt«»«tl fu m i of
thè calili tv in w In d i sudi action is
at larite in suit) precinct,
a«le. Call Mi. O ily Trnnafor.
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r i n ii f or o m v«»iuj>liam e w i t h S « « t m s
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ARCADE T H E A T E R
W E E K L Y PROGRAM
Fri., Pec. 3— “ Th.- Flume o f
th«* Hellgate, ”
by Beatrice
Micheleua. A thrilling story o f
the «loath trail at Bear Trap
rnng«- a drama with th«’ bark
on where every man was “ a
law unt«t himself,” where life
was grim and men died KU«l«len
with their boots on.
Eddie Polo in “ The Vanish
ing Dagger. t«’iith episode.
Sat., Dec. 4 - ‘ Riders o f the
Purple Sage,” W illiam Far-
nuin. Taken from the famous
Zane Gray story.
Comedy, Herold IJoyd in
“ Captain K idd's Kuls,” a two-
reeler.
There will be a c«mtinuous
show from 2 p. m. on, so eome
as early as you ean to relieve
the crowd at night, «‘specially
children.
Sun., I>«‘o. fv - “ Th«‘ Rainbow
T ra il,” W illiam Farnum. A n
other Zane Gray story.
Comedy, “ The Simple L ife ,”
Larry Senion.
A continuous show from 2 p.
ni. on, same as Satur«lay, so
come early in onler to procure
a seat.
Mon., Dec. 6— “ Her Lady's
N am e," Flame llammerstein.
Comedy,
“ G
o « h
Little
I
Brownie.”
Toes., Dec. 7— The Gr«>at
S h irliv Saxaphone Company,
supported by a ladies orchestra
ami roiiiiytuy o f entertainers.
Cnder auspices o f the t'ottsge
Grove Aim riean Legion.
W« h I., Dec. ft—” W hy Smith
Left lio m e ," Bryant Wash
burn. A Paramount picture.
It is estimate«l that some
huiidred thousaiul Smiths leave
home e v«rv y«>ar. This isn’t
shocking, it's only human. And
why «lo they leave hornet W ell
that would be dealing in per»
sonalities. You can fimi out
why .lolin Brown Smith left
home in one o f the greatest
comedi«‘s produced. It's called
“ Why Smith L e ft Home,” and
Bryant Washburne is the Smith
in quoet ion.
Thurs., D«*c. 9— “ The Cy
clone,” Tom Mix. Tom is al
ways there with a good west
ern.
Com«‘«ly, “ A Light Weight
L over.”
For Dinner Today
GOOD M F A T P R O P F R L Y COOKED A N D W E L L S E K V E I)
IS T H E BIG P A R T O F A N Y D IN N E R .
You can insure
the quality o f the Meat you s«‘rve by ordering it from us— we
guarantee your satisfaction. I f you can’t come yourself, us«-
the phone.
Our number is 89.
C I T Y M EAT MARKET
B A R T E L S & S A F L E Y , P R O P R IE T O R S — T E L E P H O N E
89
Sample Store Prices
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Tales of the Town
Original Fixit Shop
0. O. Knowlea, mayor olool, niul II
A. Galloway, reeonli-r eloet, were in
Kugene ami Springfield Tuoailny look
ing into Iho in minor o f conducting city
affaira in thoao citiea.
Iloacn Brown roturnod Tuoaday to
Grauta Pnaa, after a «iait at tho homo
o f hia brother Fred.
As usual w e’re there with tlie {foods
W h at's the use to buy new tires
when you can make those old
ones run anotMbr season? W o re
pair cuts, put on half soles, re
tfead them and guarantee our
work. Give us a trial. Cottage
Grove Vulcanizing Works, near
the bridge.
A complete line of
Ladies’ Sweaters
Mr. :«ul Mr*. J. W Ooi, o f S|M»k:in«'
who bml boon \ ¡.siting at the home of
their (inoghter, Mr*. .1 S. 1’ p i i h , left
Wetloriulay for California.
Mm. Jam»’« lK*8|t;iin, who hud hern
here, »returned Wednesday t«*
' 10
Portland.
1. II
W atch is »uffcrinj» with u
painful injured hand.
A nrrewdriver
with which he win t o r k in g a b r ^ d
an<l ^outfial the number, m a k in g^ in
ugly wound.
Blair left Wt-dm-sdnv
for a visit in Portland.
O. K. Woodson nn«l C A. It.rt.-ll
returned Wednesday frt»m Mar»tifirht.
where they w n ' nn u «luck hunting
trip.
They got a goo<| hng.
Four Viólate T r a ffic L»w->
Only four \i»it.-<l th.» city n-conh-r
o ffice during the |)a»t week for vio
lations o f the tra ffic law».
All were
up for parking to-yontl the limit on
Main »treet and all drew fine» o f »1.
They were Ray Glu»». K. K. Callnhnn,
Joe Doe Armour and— Lowden, all o f
Kugene.
Scald milk that you with to h<
»lire o f keeping without it» »ouring |
A douhle iM.ilcr 1 » good to 11 »«'.
If
milk ia ju»t on the |«ont o f «ouring
add one teaspoon rooking wwla to a
<|unrt, nnd it may I»’ u»ed for either
haked or eornaturrh pudding».
• • •
I f your knivrw get ru»ty pour n
little KWret oil into 11 jar and let th*-
knice» »land in th i» two or thr«*e day-
Then rub with emery pn|x*r and pel
i»h in the u»ual Way.
25 %
O f f regular price
Just {five us a chance to show you, that’s all
Don’t forget we always have a complete
line of
Groceries at regular prices
Pow ell & Burkholder
C o rn e r o f F if t h
a n d M a in
P ilo n e
70
M ake your dollars go farthest
at The Sample Store
La<li«‘s ’ dress shoes, military
and low heels, in black or
brown, special prices from —
$8.50 to $4.95
Ladies’ lisle hosiery, in all
colors—
50c
$22.50
M en’s and
boys’
heavy
sweaters at $9, $6.50, $4.50
and—
$2.25
CRANKC
CLEANING*
SERVICE
M en ’s coat sweaters at—
Children’s serge d r e s s e r —
Dirt in your Cnpine Oil
Qetrid o f it !
X L A R G E quantity o f dust-laden air is "inhaled” by the
daily operation of an automobile engine. W ith this road
dust, carbon and fine particles o f metal get into the lubri
cating oil and circulate through your engine, lowering the
efficiency of its operation. Add to this dirt the gasoline
that escapes past the pistons and dilutes the oil —
$2.95
$3.75 to $4.95
M en’s 65c wool hose now—
Children’« g i n g ’ m dresses—
$1.25 to $1.95
Wf ’j«c * -
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CALCI FLUSHING OIL
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50c
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ZERûLtsE
M en’s 50c wool hose now—
Ladies’ lion . aprons—
35c
$1.95
Woolnap blankes—
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Here you have a conibin.it ion
that wears and t«>ars and grinds
away, every day adding a little
more dirt and forcing a little more
unnecessary wear on bearing sur
faces. Result: slow resi>onse— less
p o w e r— poor perform ance —
shorter engine life.
Our new Modern Crankcase
Cleaning Service is the enemy of
dirt in the crankcase— it means
“ clean bil in a clean engine.” The
M en’s 35c work hos«- now—
25c
$3.95 to $6.45
#
M en’s dress hats—
Arm y blankets—
#
$2.95 to $6.50
$5.95
5 ladie:
1 la d y ’s satin «Irosa at —
suits, big bargains
M en’s work shirts—
95c to $1.25
$ 20.00
1 la d y ’s tricotine dress at—
M «n ’s heavy Canton
overalls—-
$2 20
$31.50
$1.95
. ' ii ’- dress sho«-s in black
a< ] brown, special prices—
M en’s loggers,
gi-rs, with
wit or with
out calks—
£8.50 to $4.95
$12 to $18
Calol Flushing Oil we use is the
new, scientific, thorough flushing
up.itit that does not contaminate
the fresh ZeroU-ne refilled into
your cleaned ciankcuse. Thi s
modem,conveni.-nt servicr, given
quickly and at a nominal cost,
returns your engine to you clean
and fresh, ready to give that sat
isfactory twrfiirman«-»- y«ni «**jsvt.
Today: Bring in your«^»rfor Mod
em Crankcase Cleaning Service.
The SAMPLE STORE
A. W. SWANSON, Manager
RHEUMATISM
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weather
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No matter how long you
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your case try
ANTI URIC
This
herbal
remedy
has
helped many others and your
money w ill be refunded i f it
fails to benefit you.
For Sale by
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Jor clean oil in a clean engine
Woodson Brothers
Perini Brothers
Spray,‘Long
Cruson
West Side Garage, (N. J. Nelson, Prop.)
Brown
Marketta, Comstock
The Modern Pharmacy
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