The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 07, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texttl I CITY NEWS IN BRIEF Kaiurd-T A. M. for Children Ml Flora Case, city librarian, has announced that the children will receiYe special attention on Sa'urday moininRS even thouch the regular story hour will not be hAi until late summer. Children's new books will be in readiness nad will be given out. Keeping Step With lad. Dr Bert E. Smith of Chicago, at Leslie Methodist church. Sunday, 8 p. m. Adv. 40-An-e Farm Sold A fine piece of property chang ed bands yesterday, when Howard Edwards bought about 4 0 acres of land near Woodburn from Fred p Schifferer. The property sold for $11,000 and a record of the transaction was made iu the office of the county recorder. Further OpoortunUj To save on shoes at the S.O.S. iale. Adv. list Day o IVplstor Today is the last day In which I to "The Furnace" With . Theodore Roberts Agnes Ayres Milton Sills Tomorrow THE SPENDERS" ca i At The Electric Sign "SH0ES, New Shoe Repairing Shop Oar glasses fit your eyes. Our bills your purse HARTMA3 BROS. ' Jewelers and Opticians Phone 1255 Salem, Oregon REX hex par PASTE Max 0. Bur en PASTE 179 N. Com. St. Better Goods For Jjbm JUST RECEIVED it'uoas Perfect Liquid PalnU . Seasonable prices Capital rmlttre A Herdwara Co. I v Commercial Fbose 947 ? radian Cacie Jonn Syrup..5c 1.01 Brooms KB !S Dairr Rait ?SC II hir Laandnr SotD $1.00 1 I OBI Milk fl-00 HIGHLAND GROCERY Hits Cleaned ...-...I'M jriti Pressed.. v.. ...-.e vrzi TIM v - W f Ida Cleanerf & Dyers ' HUB. Com! St. Phone 1118 4 : TREES ' j IW fprtaf PlaaUaf Ordar Trim ROB 8ALEM NURSERY CO. ' 431 0rfos BstMitf liLIM : OEHOI Sales , IMIHtt Service VALLEY MOTOR CO, $ i Ask jour rrocer for ' DIXIE DOUGHNUTS ; .23c dozen f SALEM BAKXXa COMPANY fJl Court 8U Phont W. W. MOORE 1 Furniture Store Us Horn of the VletroU est mors for your money t Moore s iWOOD WOOD C3 a H. Tracy Wood Co. ;;' ' 4ot all kinds of X V 4ry wood ttmpt Itllvsry Phone 120 ELECTRIC MACHINE & V ENGINEERING CO. ror Tiot Wtshlns Msehinee and s -Mcvn work and supplies I'lSovtft. PaontH THE OREGON STATESMAN; register as a voter for the spe- c.al election in June. The regis tration books will be closed at 5 o'clock. Iurinc the last few days considerable Interest has been evi denced in the coming election, as bhown in the number of persons who are registering to vote. s. o. s. Big shoe sale continues. -Adv. (,and Tit io Sett hi I A decree to quiet the title of Robert Struthers to lots 2 and 3 !n section 21 township 7 south of range one east, was granted in the circuit court. Apartments for Kent Furnished two or three-rooms. $20 to $30. Including phone, light, water. Thone 743. Adv. Kne Akki Kent Money Elmer Enes filed a complaint yexterday In the circuit court airainet C. T. Pomeroy and wife. The complaint nsks the court to grant a decree for the sale of lot 2 of block 51 of Salem, and that the deefndants he required to pay Mr. Enes rent due him as having a three-elevenths interests in the property as decreed by the court in a recent suit Involving the ownership of the place. Mr. Enes asks for back rent since November 1. 1920. Kodak Developing. Etc. Commercial Book Store, 163 N. Commercial. Adv. Legal Blanks Get them at The Statesman of fice. Catalog on application. Adv. Declamatory Contest Held If A declamatory Contest was held last night in the Silverton high school. Mrs. Mary L. Fulkerson. coounty superintendent, was in attendance. For Sale Good lot on paved street in North Salem. Phone 271. Adv. Park on One Hide Today Between the hours of 10 and 11 this morning motor vehicles will be required by the Salem po I ce force to park on one side of the street within the fire limits. On all streets running north and south vehicles will park on the east side of the street and on the south side of all streets running east and west. Gray Belle French Patry Made at the Gray Belle, frosh every hour. Adv. Tournament Pos; ported The track and base ball tourna ment of the Marion County Ath letic association has been post- AUCTIONEER G. SATTERLEE 404 Ferry St,, Salem, Oregon Phones 11771211, We pay 2c above the market price for eggs and products PEOPLE'S CASH STORE Do yon take TURKISH BATHS If not. why not? No other hatha or treatmenta can produce the permanent re lief to the person suffering from disagreeable cold or ail ments or the riean or ooay uxe the Turkish Baths will. Open 8 a. m. until 9 p.m. OREGON BATH HOUSE Lady . and Gentlemen attend ants Investigate The Mutual Life of N. Y. Up-to-date policies. Lower net cost. J. F. HUTCHASON, District Mgr. 271 State St. Phone 99 Special Merchants' Lunch 35c nOURS 11 A. M. TO 8 P. M. I rAtiln rr nnct9 in at N'omkinz Cafe, urday nights. American and Chi nese dunes. N. Commercial St, FOR ANY BARGAINS : Call at CAPITAL BARGAIN HOUSE We buy and sell every thing 215 Center St. rhone 398 SALEM, OREGON poned for one week and will be held a week from today. Instead of today as formerly announced. A complete program is being- ar ranged through the efforts of the committee composed of L O Hepp, W. H. Kailee. John E Cole man and Robert T. Kimsey. Anto Radiator ru-parrtng Modern equipment, prompt ex pert service. Nelson Bros., 155 359 Chemeketa St. Adv lluiidiUK Pennfts kii- A building permit was issued to W. F. Ferllck in the office of City Recorder Karl Race this wpek for the erection of a bungalow at 1167 North Sixteenth street. The est mated cost of the building is $3000. Burch & Barber were also granted a pernrt for the altera tion of a two-tory frame dwelling at i-erry street, the cost of which will be about $.".00. Xnpoleon Sli--i Are included In our assortment of French pastry we make today. The Cray Belle - Adv. Iacs Auto l.ieene f Frank .larvis of West Salem ha lost an automobile license plate No. 30025. The police have been notified and are endeavoring to locate the plate. St. Andrcasherg Rollers 'The canary with a college edu cation '' New shipment. Hear thorn toilav. K. P.. Flake. 590 S. 1 7th.---Adv. Two Auto Collide While Theo Flesher of Corval lis was driv ng an automobile yes terday north on the Jefferson road, it became stuck In the mud. He attempted to back the car up anad in doing so ran into a car driven by Frank Plyrapton. The radiator on the Plympton car was damaged. No one was hurt by the accident and the drivers agreed to a settlement of damages. A Claasified Ad Will bring you a buyer. Attend May Hwy Festivities Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Ieonard and family and Mrs. W. O. Boone and daughter, all of Fortland. drove down yesterday and are visiting over the week-end to at tend the junior wee-end and May jjki. WIRTH At the home of his son. 2036 Fair Grounds road. Mav 6. Anton Wirth. at the age of 9 4 years. He is the father of Mrs. M. F. Casto. Mrs. J. M. O'Neill. Frank and Joseph Wirth. all of Salem, lie was a member of Sedgwick post, G. A. R. Funeral will be from St. Joseph's Carbolic church Mon day morning at 8:30. Burial wiil be in the Catholic ceme tery. The remains are in care of Terwilliger home. Webb & Clough Co. Funeral Directors RIGDON & SON Leading Morticians MARUNY'S Plant House Plants For Spring Planting Tomatoes, 3 varieties Zinnia all colors Asters Marigold French and African Geranium all colors Petunia Pink and purple Salvia Salpi glossis Scabiosa Ver bena all colors Phlox annual Marguerite Japs Porch boxes, Jap kegs and hanging baskets QUALITY MEATS for the same you pay others for junk meats McDOWELL'S Quality 173 So. Commercial St. Legs of Lamb 25c Lamb to Roast-- 20c Lamb Stew x 10c We have a choice lot of corn beef on hand now. Hamburg Steak 15c Pure Pork Sausage. .20c Our own pure lard in 5s, 75c; in 10s, $1.45; in 3s, 50c Our own sugar cured Ba con, 30c per lb. There is none better M'DOWELL MARKET Where a Dollar Docs lis Duty Open until 8 p. m. day festivities at Willamette uni versity. They camped at the auto camp .grounds. Wnnt to Sell 13140 first mortgage on one section of land. Will discount so as to draw 10 per cent. Phone or see So-jolofsky, 341 State. Adv. Will Ixx-nte at lxmz Hear N. A. Springer of Aberdeen, and Mrs. M. Saliment and Miss C. Sali ment of Seattle, arrived at the Sa lem camp grounds last night on their way south to LLong Beach where Mr. Springer will join his family who have been in Califor nia for about a year. Mrs. Sali ment and her daughter, who are old family friends of the Springers will locate at Long Beach. Strictly MMlem Up-to-date 6-room and large sleeping porch residence at 9S." North Summer at $7750. See So colofsky, 341 State. Adv. Our SMcial Chicken dinner for tomorrow includes French pastry for desert. The Gray Belle Adv. McMillan Travel Kn Masse Four families of McMillans, Mr. and Mrs. C. McMillan and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan and family and Mr. and Mrs. George McMillan and family, all of Portland, settled at the auto camp grounds last night to spend the first night out on their jour ney to Ixs Angeles. One of Oregon's Finest Prune orchards, consisting of 16 acres prunes. 2 1-2 logans, half pcre strawberries, drier. 6-room residence, close in at $11,500. Will take residence up to $6000 in ex change; balance crop payments at 6 per cent. Socolofsliy, 341 State. t Adv. Ih-nz Have Dnuchter Josephine Albert and Mrs Oeorpe K. Rodders. uncle and aunt of Mrs. Reuben Henz, who was formerly Miss Mildred Wig pins of this city, have just learn ed of the birth of a daughter, Mary El zabeth. to Mr. and Mrs Benz at their home at Toppenlsh, Wash. Mrs. Benz. who two years was a student at Willamette uni versity, was very popular and well known here. Later she attended I'niversity of Washington, taking her degree from there. We Can Supply You Promptly with that good 16 inch mill wood, even lengths, at $3 75 per load. G. H. Tracy Wood Co. Phone 520. Adv. Hatching Ketr S. C. Rhode Island Reds at 75 cents per setting. Call at 596 South 14th street or phone 943-M. Adv. Building New Equipment Additional tables and benches for the use of campers have been started by T. C. Albert, superin tendent of the auto camp grounds. A wire fence has just been com pleted separating the half block at the rear of the Salem Deaconess hospital wh eh the hospital boaxd has acquired. for use as a recrea tion park from the camp grounds. Piano for Kent Kimball; walnut finish. H. L. St.ff Furn. Co. Adv. Mother' Day Is May 8. Why not buy her a Roller? His song is always sweet, soft and charming. She'll love him. A deposit will hold one. Satisfaction guaranteed. E. B. Flake. 590 3. 17th. Adr. FKk Tire Stolen A new Flsk tire was reported to the police yesterday as having been taken from an automob le belonging to B. C. Miles, 993 Court street. The car was parked In front of the Friends church at South Commercial and Washing ton streets, at the time the theft took place. "Io You Kver Think of MoT Fox trot Ask to hear this rec ord. II. L. Stiff Furn. Co. AdV. Truffic Kino Heavy Alfred L. Adams, arretted Thursday for breaking the traffic rieculations in cutting a corner while driving an automobile, ap peared before Judge Earl Race yesterday, pleaded guilty and was f ned $20. The judge made the ftne somewhat heavier than usual owing to tb frequency of the traffic violations of Mr. Adams who is reported to have admitted thatthis was the fifth offense. Pri-et Talk In our special sale of rebuilt used cars. Saturday .Sunday and Monday. Sale mAutomobile Co. Adv. (toine to llomefetvad Leland Brown, son of Supreme .Tudpe George M. Brown, and .1. B. Bedingfield. both students in the law school at Willamette uni versity, plan to leave ths first of the week to live on their home steads in Douglas county for the summer. The Swcial Sale Of rebuilt used cars at Salem Automobile Co., is on today. Don't miM it. Adv. ' fisliitor I" He TSarge E. Ieonard. . Portland I uttomev and a member of the house of representatives in i last legislature, was in the the city jesterday on business. You May Never Have the chance to buy a re - built nsd car again at the prices e are offering during our special sale commenc'iig today. Salem Automobile Co Adr. anl I" Improving Friend of Dflliprt lunla, who wan injured iu a ollii-lon l.-tww'ii n automobile and a motorrycl" j winii' titup ago in KiiKen. will iutor'ftd to know that lie l im-j proving from th .arridc-nt whif Ii ' . : . .J t. 1 .. . Ca- , r. p -i T fan roniiin'u mm ! n;'iu 1 month Mr. hunlap'a le wax fractured i h thlsh and It wa nrrewwarv to perform traftinir. a I ........ I in f tlil.j 1tn1 was necessary after he was brought to Salem recently. He is a son of J. H. Dunlap of this city. Rides In Airplane W. H. Sinclair, manager of the Auburn garage, is relating to his friends the beauties of Salem and ! vicinity as viewed from an air plane. Mr. Sinclair was a pas senger in the R. L. Simmons air plane from Portland yesterday. Your Chance To buy a rebuilt used car at prices lower than you ever dream ed of paying is here and will last Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Salem Automobile Co. Adv. Our Special Sale On rebuilt used cars starts to- ! day. Salem Automobile Co. j Adv. We Can Supply You Promptly with that good 1 fl inch mill wood, even lengths, at $.5 7." per load. G. If. Tracy Wood Co. Phone 20. Adv. Sah-m Youth SMnk-r Carlton Savage, in-aduate of Sa lem hiph school, and now prosi Int of the student lody of the I'niversity of Orpon. will deliver the address of welcome to Motli rs cf Oregon at the V. of O. celebration j which will be held to day and Sunday at Eugene. Mrs. Richard Cartwripht of Salem will respond to the welcome. Think of a lUiick Touring car in the pink of con dition with first class t res and self starter for $39 5 during our special sale Saturday. Sunday and Monday. Salem Automobile Co. Adv. lavlor firowH Them Beautiful iris flowers referred to in an article in yesterday's Statesman about a Linn county man who missed his dinner while searching for the flowers, are grown by Oscar Taylor, and It was from his premises that the flowers that lured the stranfger were taken. Pre-War Prices Knocked silly during our special sale of rebuilt used cars during gur special sale Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Salem Automobile Co. Adv. PERSONALS Johy Hyeu, a banker of Silver ton, was a business v sitor in the ?ity yesterday. Earnest I. Ringo a former dis trict attorney of Marion county, who is now located at LaUrande. was in the city for a few days this week. While here on a business trip, he nevertheless found time to call on a number of old-time friends. John L. Etheridge is here from Portland. Frank Waller of Portland is a bus ness visitor in Salem today. Miss Pauline Coad, junior at University of Oregon pasased through Salem yesterday on her way to spend the week-end at ther home in Dallas. Mrs. O. J. Perry and little daughter, Joyce, came over from Silverton yesterday to spend the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Perry. Percy A. Cupper, state engineer will go to Olympia. Wash., next wtek to confer with Washington officials relative to the Umnuna rapids power development. E. A. Palmer of McMinnville was a business visitor yesterdav at the court house. Mrs. J. R. Jeffery of Chelan. Wash., arrived in the city Thurs day for an extended visit with her daughter, Miss Lucile Jeffery of Lausonne hall. L. F. Ha mho and Everette Crab tree of Stayton were in Salem yes terday. William Murphy of St. Paul was among the callers in the city yes terday from that section. Mason Burns of Portland was in Salem yesterday to b d on road work contracts to be done In Ma rion county this summer. Gus Moser Appointed To Succeed Schnabel Senator Gus C. Moser of Port land has been appointed by Gov ernor to represent Oregon as a meniber or the national confer ence of commissioner's on uniform state laws. succed.ng the Into Charles J. Schnabel. Mr. Moser has accepted and experts to attend the next conference which will b at Cincinnati. O, beginning A t gust 28. Missing Ford Car Minus Many Parts D. D. Socolofsky located U Ford car. which was reported as stolen on Monday, at the east end of I street on Friday. To all ap pearances the car had been taken for the purpose of stripping it In order to recure repairs for anotn er car. The front axle was re moved, the front wheels taken off a tire and electric light globe taken and various other articles were missing. The windshield on the car was broken and the cush ions torn. Information furn'sned from the Otto Bush residence is to the effect that about ? o'clock on Monday night someone was heard working on the car. Later a Ford delivery was seen to leave he place and it was thought tnat there were pfveral men in tit'1 I car. They rode away at a high - rate of speed traveling west on D street. i Metschan and Hofmann j Are Appointed by Olcottj W. .1 MoffmH-m and T'liil Mi-i srlian of Fortland Iriv.' Iiwn re.tp- ' pointed by Covi rnor (Trot' a ni'ml"Ts of the 'ln.vir lomtpii 1o of the T'ji if Nor'h-AfH I TouriM HKsorjrif ion Camcnn K'u're and C -or I.avrp'e oi Fortland have It appointed j mmberr of th rinan,' rommit-l te of the Oregon H tv To.l 1 j Information bureau. i SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1921 IE S DIE Three Posts Divide County In Program to Help Ex service Men MEET AT SILVERTON Plans for Educating Public and Soldiers Outlined by Committee Organization of the thn-i Mar- ion comity American legion osi. for the bonus ii!l campaign u;is effected last night at a ineeitnc 1 of th executive committees of the Silverton and Woodburn post.-- j at Silverton. The program i.i-, eludes a concentrated and fore.'- ! fill campaign to ever (he periud until the special election or .Inn.' Each of th three posts will handle one section of the county, the northwest section going t WToodburn. the north and east, in cluding the Silverton route. Mon itor and Mt. Angel, to Silverton. and the south and central sec tions to Cap tal post N'o. 9. Salet.i. A county administrative commit tee composed of the commanders of the three posts. Dr. M. F. Pound Salem: Maior MoSsberg- er, Woodburn and Lieutenant Mosier, Silverton, was named to head the campaign for the coun ty although the executive commit tee in each post will handle it 'or their representative sections. A public speaking- campaign, an educational campaign, a mail campaign and a poster campaign to educate not only the voting public but voting ex-service men will be started at once. Speakers from the three posts will be furn ished from now on on every oc casion when it is possible to place them on the program. The educational program, par ticularly among the former sol diers, will call their attention to the loan feature of the proposed law. This loan perm:t3 of a 20 year loan at 4 per cent In place n a cash bonus, at the choice o the individual. The purpose o the legion in stressing this fea ture is that it will be an enormous saving to the state. The mailing campaign. in which pamphlets will be sent out to all ex-service men pointing out the merits of the bill, will be car ried on to inform the men of th ? merits of the bill, in order that they may be well informed and capable of using every opportun ity to help toward the passage of the bill to advantage. And beside . these . J-hree cam paigns there will be a poster Cam paign in which the county will bc well placarded with figns and ad vertisements on ihe bill. THIS IS CIRCUS DAY (Continued from page 1) after car with circus wonderx and mysteries drew into the raMroad vards, the youngsters had brought home to them the full realization that one of the greatest trained wild animal circus in the world had arrived. Assembled at the railroad yards were a number of circus agents to gret the incoming sec tions. An interested bystander, with a penchant for figures asked the "twenty-'our man" for Hk ures Some Zoo Thi "Figures?" repeated that indi vidual,. "I have never found tlm to figure things for myself, but you just stand around and count things for yourself if you fU. You'll be astonished by what you see. For instance, see that string ol yellow cars over yonder? Thoe cars carry the finest herds of ele phants In America. There is a whole trainload of other animals. Carloads of horses, lion:', tigers, panthers, pumas. hippt potamus zebras, bears and leopards. And all the animals that go to make the largest trained v.ild animal circus on earth." Them animals were gathered from the tour corners or the globe for this circus. The li s Watch This Sign for Good AMUSEMENT Salem's Best and Biggest SHOW I ii LAWHtnC I "I LAWRENCE and I I uiivcv a 1 Australian Comedy Novelty EDITH SNYDER Songs and Artistic Whistling QJ 0 THE BOYCES Varetv Entertainers DEEMS ana imvI.1 A Debate On Women K3 CO RE 8''-HS Tha Girt From Outsido" 1 OPENS I I M Can You Pick f! J Out a Good Ad? If you think you know a good Classified ad. here's your chance to wrn one of the three cash awards, the Statesman will gve each week for the one rho pricks out the five "best-, written ads" on the Statesfnan clas sified page. May It, 13 iand 14. .; The best selection, jst award $2.50. i The second best selection, 2nd reward $1.5 6. The third best selection, ,3rd reward $1.00. i The first award will be announced in Tuesday's; is sue of each week, the first announcement Tuesday May 17th. Contestants piustsee that their selections reach the Statesman office before Monday morning of each week in order to be consid ered, i The Statesman wants your selections of the bst Clas sified ad. Please clip ;the five ads that you 'consider are the best on the above dates and mail to tjie Clas sified Ad. Manager, Oregon Statesman, Salem, Qre. opening feature is a fairy creation namely. "Alice in Jijngleland. " There is a little girl wjio gks on a hunt for wonderland.,'-, falls asleep iu park, fairies appeal, br'ng her a king who: wishes to snow his great wealth. orders the royal jungles to appear, ther fol lows the entrance of thousands of animals and hundreds of people beautifully dressed, wild rreji and jungle natives with their ungle music. t Parade Two Mile T.onS; The parade is scheduled to leave the show grounds at 0:30 a. m. The street procession wU! be of greater length thantfriven in the past. Two miles oft feat ures and novelties comprise ihs parade. Five bands wjll furnish the music, three steam, calliopes will play their resounding ;iune3, scores of gaily decorated ornate ly carved cages, occupied by trained and educated health of the jungle, scores of tableu .floats and allegorical cars carrying peo ple from all parts of the world, herds of elephants and .hundreds of horses will pass In magnificent revlev . Doors to the big show open at 1 and 7 p. m. Big show, per formances start at JJand 8 p. m . allowing the visitors one hour to visit the mammoth menagerie, lis ten to a 4 0-piece marine ha no and get acquainted with the afi'mai actdrs. i Try the Bprrng Term! At the Salem School of Expression Under direction of S Lulu Rosamond Walton Graduate of Curry School, Boston 147 North Commercial Street 5 9 2 Telephones 1 4 8 4 J Figure 8 1900 Cataract Washer r - :'V' W. GAHLSDORFl 125 N. Liberty St. LADD & BUSH, BANKERS Established 1863 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Bozart Recherche 1 r jJ Ka a a D WANTED 100 CarsLate Models Highest prices paid n!s, cars taken on consignment No charge made for storage I)riv? car to our showrooms INDEPENDENT MOTOR SALES CO. Corner Vet I'atk and Couch Streets POKTLAKD, OREGON Phone Biwy 4045 Open Evenings and Sundays 0 a a a 5.. l "Wedding pens 01 15 Fortune" Is The Sennett Comedy at THE OREGON Tomorrow , 1 ! Pn't Bark Get a bottle of B-Q COUGH REMEDY 75c Relieves Coughs, Colds, etc- in no time Tyler's Drug Store 157 S. Commercial St. CONWAY 'ARMY TENTS Helping to Solv th Homing Problem ill? people are quirk to flock to our offering of rmjr tenf. We hT i Urgn direct khipment of cnY and re having out tents made in Portland. so old hali worn fnt. They are Brand New Wall Tents We quote a few pricea to giro yon an idea of the value: : 7i7 M o. $ S.OO 10 oi. 9.65 7x S ox. B.J.". Id o. TU.00 8x10 S oi. lO.a. 10 o 12.75 10x12 8 ox. 13.2.- 1 ex. 16.50 10x1 1 S ox. IS. io jo ox. 19 50 12x11 H ox. 18 75 o oi. 2225 lax 1 6 8 oi. 20.50 10 ox. 24 50 14x16 S ox. 23.50 10 ox. 28 00 1-1x21 8 ox. 80.00 10 ox. 85.00 16x18 8 ox 88.00 16x21 10 oz j....: 4160 Conway Auto Tent ix just the thing for camping trip or on one-night atanda. Although yon may aleap in your car,' - the tenta make a dandy d resting room, atonn shelter, or ileeping qukrtera; the front flap panning over top lot rat; down oppoaite aide, completely cover ing both aide of th car.: V Will fit oy ea 1 7x9 10 onnre ..$10.50 7x9 10 ounce 13.60 We alito carry in atork folding rota, chain, canteens. mea kita, park sacks, wool blankets, army ba-aii, canned meats, canned tnnU, jellies, men a shoes, hip boots and clothing, You ran save money by "buying at The U.S. Army Goods., Store 230 So.' Commercial Bt. South of MaMoD Hotel 8a!m, Or. Send ma your Mall , Orders - Read The Classified Ads. onnrj Q G n SSHu w !