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1934 Pa me' Nine THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD Unril lo. hniMPtl AWRHY HAS GOOD MEETING lec- A. by A and 1S. (SDCcial). L&S served at tbe noon hour r .! (future beins i bhMb".befor.by.om.oftb. hemw- . . . hiktr, M ' . a i0. ft"! Sane n." heartily encored. ijwd Stone w rodent, , & control . L.:-1, anrAntiUB the ..ui.nns. inc., -- P : .m.H crew of men jaiutrms M ""J" "S.t trade. Mr. South- Itros r 10 k ..ther rickteacliea"""---. the o i. tn hiit found any her . . , . .. . r -.. P. Gibba and Mr. an """t.n ,nd Ldia Eg, of Eugea , mo.hinU o inspect T u now outi'v r" fami1?: . , f.h. Mrs. Max Bonn uu- ,7" tabeth wno "f . v.,,mh. l.ft Itohnsbrotlier. i-. !f the r nome m - - ".. ...tii. -.rniite they will visit iriiM. "u"v,.r . . , t n-..w.ii or , veek wim ''- "V . ind will nlo rFnu "u 'ieveland, O. . ..f the Berry ,i, .'liool board Miss In AY elm .it encaged to icai-u r" :n ,n.k I n consecu ,,-nool. J"s ""'.r,.-.ii- i hi. di. i,e terms or am " net. . ... Mai Hardcastle of L'ortlunu armea here ffalur"J v " , , ., her Harry Hardcastle and family. . ;Pn Knturdav even x nsny wo b.v.. - I ,he W. H. Scott borne ana kt smsii o; ,i. Iresent were Mr. ana mr. I" .'j .i:i.in.n Mm. Frank RiBen. ner ' ... Rihuber ir. and Mrs. Bennie Isaacson and treddy. and Mr. and Mrs. . n. o . j Itnnn fl. J11SS RaiUieBU i.ivv-.v. Tin Lloyd Kneaper family bad the l"" J... Thin il ion tl ineir ouuuu t t A. rirhrriK to rinen n the coast section and the Berrydale lection is a Close mconu i:...- ir. ripeninn fast there ana wm e idy for market in a few days. ... it n u.wnn anH Hnnchter keldi, Mrs. G. P. 1'iak, Mra. l'etc iolsspple ana anusnier wc.c Eisner cuests at tne vt. n. nnniii": Fridav. the occasion being Mr. Kolsspple's 77tb birthday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ncwcomb and Isujhter Darlcne will leave Friday ot Eucene where they will apend the eek-end visiting with friends. M J f I- ine canary scnooi opencu i i'. : J I fl m Vuii ii rr r n- tft tor a weea one in mo manj i.-iir3 i na. Mrs. r refl nusa is qune hi present. Walterville Items WALTERVILLE. April 13. (Spe ill A number of the farmers are c(irinc shipments of baby chicka iniins in number from three to five M six hundred in the flocks. The Walterville Ladles' Aid society het Thursday all day at the aocial hom for quitting. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schwering and son me were delightfully surprised nfsday evening when a number of n aeijhhors went in to surprise Irs. Srhwerlng on her birthday annl ersiry which came that day. The venlnit was spent in cards, visiting no fames snd at a late hour refresh nti of cake and coffee were served. phe fn!ning guests were present re. fchwrinc honor guest. Mr. and ri. Andy Gabriel of Coburc. Mrs. f e 81aven snd son Harold of Coburg. ir. snd Mrs. Rube Montgomery and is Gordon nf I,enburg. Walterville fwsts were Mrs. A. A. Campbell, I Mir. Marths. Hnwsril anil Clande f npbell. Mrs. Gina Momb. George fi"nb. Mrs. v.. C. Tolley, Mrs. Vern flli. Ted Mntness. Mrs. A. T. East- J. i'il F.aton. NVd Morris, Sirs, Kmn nriirv. George Drury, Mrs, flirt Willi,- t- .-J t n t f rty. Thorns. Hnrdy. Mr. and Mra! 'khns-h. Mr. and Mrs. Ous Tipton !J ton. and G,r,rt, Tipton, Ed Jvrlat and .!", Schwerlnt. Mr, Ind Mra V rr n tt. . j r'-H.r. page and Mrs. Anna Stacv 'ed to Knoiif Wednesday after- fln S hllTn Ipin i.J Ik. I.J... "7 on .Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Shrode rrifrorn Wilt.rTiij,, . "Hir erenin? at tkl. k.n rnlr first vr,dnesday evening of S" vfesrin was elected as delegate "Pre.. the lnrnl Mge at tie ,,,"nM.v which meets next ''V Ti"roook. She also rerom 4 l d-p.ity pro.ijKint for the lo- ,i... ; c"nr" Wllian wis "'" " alternate. KIDNEY and BLADDER Trouble ALSO disorder, of the) stomach, liver, catarrh, brooch His, h e umatlsm, piles. Inflam ed glands, weakness, and female Im11a will """w H. Chan be P0lfvlr Cottage Grove News Notes F COTTAGE GROVE, April 13. (Special). Battery E ia sponsoring a smoker Friday night at 7:45 for the benefit of the mesa fund. Chuck Smith of Cottage Grove will match holds with Stub Garoutte of Clup Creek in the first wrestling bout, In the second, Glen Swanaon of Cottage Grove will wrestle Vic Lello, Brice Creek. In the firat boxing bout Oscar Newton of Cottage Grove wiu go three rounda with Kenneth Lello, Brice Creek. In the second, Milford Mooney, Cottage Grove, will trade blows with Harold Woodfield, Gun ter. The third bout will be between Warreu Wright, Gunter, and Chet Meyers, Brice Creek. The fourth bout will be between Merle Wright and George Kerr. Kerr won from Wright on the last card and Wright asked for another match. Frank I.eoo, Brice Creek, will meet Al Mustola, Gunter, in the fifth bout. A red hot curtain raiser ia arranged between local boys. Bill Collins will referee the fighta and Lloyd Grigga the wrestling. The Neighbors of Woodcraft enter tained with a hard times party at their regular meeting Wednesday night at which Creswell lodge were visitors and many unique eostumea were in evidence. Mr. and Mra. Gor don Davis of, Colorado were apecial visitors, Mrs, Davis is district organ izer and addressed the meeting. The local lodge are launching an extensive membershin campaign. Mra. Mary Gil- llspie, of Walterville, a former resi dent, waa also a visitor. The visitors were presented with flowers. A aocial evening at cards followed the business meeting and rcfreshmenta in paper sacks concluded a social evening. Mrs. Wilbur Wilson and Mrs. Charles Ste vena were the refreshment committee. Miss Vera Guyther, guardian neighbor of the Creswell lodge was among the visitors preaent. At the Keepers nf the Den lunch eon Thursday at the Colonial, Mra. K. K. Slills, chnirmnn of the cod liver oil committee, had four children pres ent who had been given the oil treat ments by the group the past few months, showing marked improvement in the health of these children. The group made plans to entertain the senior class of Cottage Grove high May 5. at the Roy Short summer home south of town. Mrs. E. H. Luce and Mrs. D. A. Emerson were ap pointed as a committee to report on the SERA work. Curtailment of service at Cottage Grove postoffice has been ordered, according to Postmaster N. J. Nelson. This curtailment began Tuesday with only one delivery a day in the resi deuce districta. Two deliveries a day will be continued in the business sec. tion. and one parcel poat delivery which will be in the afternoon. The Brice Creek CCC camp will move next week to the Orhoco forest near I'rineville. Some of the men will be sent to Tiller and a portion of the group are local men. It is expected that road work on Brice Creek will be completed by a side camp on Steamboat. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kern entertain ed at dinner Thursday evening com plimenting Mr. Kern's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Kern, Miss Myrtle Kern, and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Corey of Colorado. The latter are house guests at the home of Mrs. Corey'a pnrenta. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Kern. Mrs. C. E. Umphrey entertnined in formally Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. G. B. Corey of Colorado, a former resident and member of the Emnnon club. Guests were Mrs. H. B. Griggs Mrs. Elliert Bede. Mrs. Nelson Durham. Mrs. S. L. Mackln, all former members of this club some years ago, and Mrs. O. M. Kern. Fol lowing a aocial afternoon, refresh ments were served. Those who will participate in the high school track meet at Roseburg Saturday in company with their conch, O. M. Bngley are Clifford Shaw. Vir gil Horn. Norris King. Harold and Wayne Mackin, .Tack Caton, Elmer Mason. Bern Thorson, Byron and Floyd Thics, Edwin Cone. Aura Cook, Robert Dusenberry, Erwln Joll. Jus tin Brown. , . The LaMereredle Tont club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. Ivan Sams for a J :30 bridge dessert. Mrs. Rex Wheeler was a spe cial guest. Mra. Fred Anderson held high score. The club will meat is two weeks with Mra, Leslie Booth. At the meeting of the school board Weduesday night, all Cottage Grove teachers that were applicants were ro-elected. Tentative plans were dis cussed relative to reducing the acbool budget. Mrs. Myrtle Morgan of Klamath Falls is visiting in Cottage Grove. Mra. Raymond Grub and Mrs. J. Cushing of Fengra were Cottage Grove visitors Thursday. Mrs. H. C. Weill, Mrs. Victor Chambers and Mrs. Ralph Snltaman were Eugene shoppers, Wednesday. The Royal Arch Masons had degree work Wednesday night and refresh ments were served. The regular monthly dance and card party of Maaonic lodge was held on Thursday evening at Masonic temple. Mr. and Mra. A. W. Helliwell, Mr. and Mra. F. I,. Grannis, Mrs. Clara Burkholder and daughter, Miss Belle were the committee in charge of the event. Mrs. C. C. Cruson haa returned from an extended visit with relatives in Portland. Mrs. L. 8. Crawford visited at Eugene Thuraday. Mrs. Van Allison motored to Cor vallis Thursday to visit with her daughter, Miss Jean, atudent at O. S. C. Mra. Andrew Crow and daughter, Resna. of Merlin, were guests Thurs day night at the home of Mra. Melia Currin and daughter, Miss Lulu. They are enroute to their home from a visit at Vancouver, Wash. The Eagles auxiliary will meet on Friday night at the home of Mrs. Nelson DeVoung.' Mr. and Mra. Elbert Smith visited at Eugene Thursday. Sara Rubenstein, wool buyer of Eugene, slipped through the skylight at the John Veatch home Wednes day and fell down into the kitchen, fracturing two ribs. A local physician was called and aet the fracture. Elkton Union High Teachers Re-Elected ELKTON. April 13. (Special) J he teachers of the Elkton Union high school and of the Elkton grade school have been re-elected for the coming year. The high school teachera are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wllfert and Miss Catherine Carter and grade acbool teachers are Walter Richardson, Miss Agnes Smith and Miss Ruth Ford.. The Elkton high school is making preparation to present the play. "The Importance of Being Earnest. This piny, which waa written during the "gay nineties," will be presented as a costume play. This will be one of the most ambitious undertakings of the high school dramatic group in some time. A group of Elkton people present ed the play. "The Terrible Meek" at th Drain Methodist church last Sun day evening. Before the play an In formal supper was enjoyed. Those presetn were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richardson. Sir. and Mrs. Clinton Dy singer and son. Miss Evelyn Powell, Mr. Peters and Ormal Trick. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Cox were recent visitors at the home nf Mr. Cox's grnndmother. Mra. Marietta Ralnei:. Their wedding took place In Portlnnd last week. Mr. and Mrs. Melrin Palmer and son, of Wilbur, were Sunday visit ors at the home of Mrs. Palmer's pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Wells. The learning nf English speech and writing ia regarded among many Japa nese coolies as the most obvious past time for their srsnty hours of leisure. FLORENCE. April 13. (Special). Officers elected recently to head the Florence Boy Scout troop are: Scout master, Tillet Torgenson; assistants, I'rof. Willis Jones, Dr. H. W. McCor- nack, Clyde Deal, Carl Bower, Pan Cooper; junior assistants, Buddy Mor rison, Uoren Sweet, Alvin tlcndrik- son. Court of honor: Dr. J. A. Bradley, chairman; Dr. U, P. Edwards, Dr. J, W. Tarr, Byron Murray, Orville Cox. Troop committee: I. b. r.rwin, chairman; Creed Brattain, secretary; D. M. Kyle, Otto Rice, Roy Bowman, A. W. Chandler. The local Girl Scout troop la alao being revived and Mra. Herbert Mc Cornack chosen aa guardian. Girls be tween the ages of 10 and IS are elig- ble. The ladies auxiliary of Siuslaw Post No. 59 are sponsoring the move ment. Mesdames McCornack, T, C. Torgenson and Creed Brattain drove to Eugene Friday on matters pertain ing to this unit. m m The city council haa made an agree ment with the Weat Coast Power company to again furnish street light ing, beginning after April 15 and after a town darkness of the past several months. Only eight 100-watt lighta at a cost of $2.50 per light monthly will be turned on for the present. Dumping of rubbish will be per mitted along the street grade adjacent to the B. A. Murray lota on First street. Rubbish to be covered later. City ordinances governing the sale of beer on Sunday were ruled as ob solete and the recent enses brought up dismissed and flnea nullified as were also the violationa of displaying wares on sidewalka and warning made that fines would be levied in the fu ture unless apecial permita for such displays be secured from the city council. A five and one-half pound baby daughter waa born at three o'clock Thursday afternoon, April 6, at the C. J. Colter home, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neispo, Glenada residents. The new arrival ia tbe eecond child, both girls, of the Neispos. A dog law went into effect here April 1 that no dog owner may allow his dog from tbe premises except on a leash. B. W. Perkins, local barber, haa a Japanese flowering tree, the gift of the Koida brothers, our Japanese flor ists. now In full flowering in hie gar den and that haa been in the ground less than two months. The new owners of the North Fork shingle mill, J. W, Lewis and H. C. Calhoun of Portland, have painted the name of their mill, "Tbe North Fork Shingle Mill", on their truck and ex pect to do their own delivering. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Behnke have been enjoying a week'a visit from their granddaughter, Misa Catharine Dallaa of near Snlem. The young lady is a prominent 4-H club worker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler re turned to their home in Portland Monday after a brief visit at the Chandler, Conner and Stanton homea. Tbey were accompanied on their re turn by Miss Grace Stanton, for a viait in her old home city. Messages of bereavement came to two homes here but recently. To our druggist, B. A. Murray, of the death in Foils City of his father, L. B, Murray. 80, and resident of that vicin ity the past 40 years, and to Mrs, Wo, Smith, of the death of her brother. Chas. Wheeler, 60, at his home in Bend. Mrs. Gus Christensen of Glen ada is a stepdaughter of the deceased Wheeler. Mrs. J. E. .Tacobson returned Tues day from a four day's visit with her Creswell Community News CRESWELL, April IS. (Snecitl) I Honor Itebekah lodge met in riiu ; iar session Wednesday evening. Miss Nieu Ziniker and Mrs. W. O. Spen cer were elected delegate! to the meeting of the state assembly at Til lamook May 21. Alternates are Mrs. Lthel Treanor and Mrs. Clara Trai ler. Mrs. Spencer was recommended for district deputy. An Invitation was received to attend the district meet ing of I. 0. O. F. at Cottase Grove April 20, the anniversary of the found ing of the order and to supply a num ber for the nroifram. Mrs. Clara Trailer and Mrs. J. E. Woodson were arranging for the number and also provide entertainment for the nnt meeting. Mrs. M. T. Jackson and Mrs. Shank will serve on the refreshment committee. Tbe charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Elisabeth Cavl ness, a recently departed member. Mrs. J. Iderhoff, Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Treanor were chosen on the res olution committee. The Garden club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. E. Smith. Plana were made for the annual flower show at the Civic club house early in May. A tea will be served in connection with the exhibit. The show nffnir will be open for community competition and all having flowers are urged to bring them for exhibit. Those In charge are Mrs. J. R. Miller, Mrs. F. K. Noordhoff, Mrs. J. 11. Martin. Mrs. Kd Anderson and Mrs. T. C. Brown. Donntions were brought for Mrs. Smith's new pool and rock garden. Thoae present were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. G. H. Davidson. Mrs. F. B. Block, Mrs. E. W. lloagland. Mrs. J. S. Tay lor, Mrs. J. II. Martin. Mrs. Clara Trailer. Mrs. T. C. Brown and Mrs. Smith. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Davidson. F. K. Noordhoff was re-elected principal of the Creswell union high school at meeting of the directors Tuesday, and Carroll Groshong was re-elected as instructor. The third teacher has not been chosen as yet. The selection will be made at the next meeting of the bonrd. The Helpful Workers Cooking club, Mrs. H. N. Trailer lender, has com pleted the projects and work for the year. The last meeting was celebrated in a picnic lunch On Creswell butte. The members numbered nine. Mrs. A, II. Pohlt returned Monday from a trip to Sherwood and Port land. While In Sherwood she visited with her daughter, Mrs. George Bor chera and family and attended the confirmation exercises Sunday of her granddaughter Dorothy Borchers. Mrs. Pohll mnde the trip with her son X. D. Pohll and family nf Eugene. Roses Grown Out Doors Blooming A dosen beautiful roses, all per fectly shaped, were brought to .the Keglster-Guard Thursday by C, L. Itoyds, aa specimens of some of the first outdoor grown roses to bloom this spring. The roses were grown on the J. M. Green plnce on Greenhill drive, Crow Ktage, which ia about seven miles west of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Green are at present living in Pasadena, but plan to come here to make their home ns soon as they have disposed nf property in California. Mr. a ml Mrs. Itoyds are taking cure of the place in their absence. Among the roses brought to the Itegister-Guard office were the Hoo sier Beauty, Golden Emblem, Mme. Edouard Herriot. Ktnile de Holland, Norma Lambert and Iladley,- News of Thurston THCHSTON, April IX (Special). The Thurston high school board met Monday fop business pertnining to work nf the high school. Along with other business enme the re-election of Professor Grant for the coming year, according to members of the board. Mr. Grant has Iteen principal of the school for the pnst two years, Mrs. Blanch Wcise and Mr, and Mra. Marshal Weise and dauphtee Margaret were guesta the first of the week at the John Edmitton home. Mr. Schnffer is staying thi'ro this week. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Settle were guests there. Hazel Edmiston spent Saturday nicht in Eugene. Improved X I nnn ic OJS SERVICE i World Famous UIAUUAV .fp niun tin a Tnrovsh hundreds of asllo of ire-old iky'twcepiBf red wood) Grerbound buwf M low mis rtsowntd Blibwsv. NOW THROUGH SERVICE TO SAN FRANCISCO A N 0 ALL CALIFORNIA POINTS Two dally Greyhound departures from Eu gene to San Francisco via the Redwood Highway offer con venient acenle travel O San Francisco Ridweod Highwty Om w-v Tit ever Hotel Oregon, Phone 1860 1 Let Us Sharpen Your Mower Makes your lawn look better end makes pleasant taek out ef a dull Jeb. Just Phone 151 W Call For and Deliver HENDERSHOTrS 770 WILLAMETTE PHONE 161 MCO Miti-Snvice PAINT aoeulon RIBULAII COLORS ONLY Sale Runs from April 16 to April 26, Inclusive Twin Calio Lbr. Go, daughter, Mrs. C. Kephnrt, in Eugene. A small addition was made to the ground floor of the Oddfellows build ing this week to increase storage room for the Tastime pool hall, taking the place of a smaller one just rnr.ed. News of Yoncalla YON'CALLA, April 13. (Special) Misses Eva and Evea Applegate were called this week to Hot Lake, Oregon, where they will nurse, in the hospital and sanitarium there. Miss Myrtle Wood of Shasta City, Calif., arrived Tuesday to attend to business matters here and is visiting at the Vincent Applegate home. Dr. Sumerlin and family of Myrtle Point spent Sunday with his sister, Mr. and Sirs, W. E. Lewellen at Bos well Springs. Thelma Jean Johnson and Elmer Tandy of Monmouth spent Sunday with relatives hre. Mrs. W. B. Ewing and son Lelnad Ewing of Prairie City, Ore., former residents are visiting at the Ervtn Bice home. Mr. Fenton of Lewistnn. Idaho, via ited at the Nettie Hanan home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Paris of Colorado, or ganizer of Neighbor of Woodcraft, spent Tuesday at the Geo. Edea home. Mrs. Ponald L. Cox and son Don ald Jr.. arrived Wednesday afternoon from San P.enn. Calif., to spend the summer with Mrs. Cox's pnrenta. Mr. and Mrs. I R. Paugherty. Eva By chard of Eugene Is visiting at the home of her brother, Art By chnrd. Gum Peret who travels for Peters Cartridge company, arrived home Wednesday for a visit with home folks. Mrs. Zadie Bishop spent Thursday visiting friends at Drain. E. E. Bussell of Corvnllis Is taking care of the S. P. depot affairs dur ing the absence of H. Gibson who Is taking a short vacation. Neighbors of Woodcraft met In the I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Colorado, grand organiser of Neighbors of Woodcraft, Mrs. Burton. Mrs. Mr- Clnrnnn, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. Pntchen. Mrs. Drain and Mrs. IVtsom of Drain as visitors. Following the business session, a eocinl evening was spent at which time light refreshments were served by the local organization. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lasswell are spending a few days at Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Sumerlin of Myrtle Point visited Mr. Sumerlin's sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Lewellen here this week. The Women's Study club met with Sirs. Hugh Warner April 7 and began the study of the Philippines. Boll cnll revealed the fnct that either those is lands have few patriots or that the club memheri are not good collect ors of patriots. Mrs, Charles Dear gave an interesting travel story that made all question most seriously what Is the best thing for our nation to do about the Islands, and have we been doinc right? Mrs, Ervin Bice review ed the hook. "Sallie In Bhodesla," by Sehilla MarDonald. in a very pleasing manner. Next year's program was dis cussed and the names of hostesses dis cussed and the names of hostesses given. Delegates to the state conven tion to be held In May at Boseburg were elerted. By virtue of her office as president. Sirs. John Kruse Is a delegnte. Mrs.. J. B. Lasswell was elerted ns alternate, Mrs. Zadie Bish op and Mrs. M, II. Payne were chosen. Those present were Mesdames Emma Miller. Effie Payne. Pauln Strong, Gertrude Stoute. Mnry Bichards, Mnrione Lasswell. Mnrie Biee, Teona Merle, Jennie Lasswell. Annie Krue. Adnbel Kingston. Elrn Huet, Kffle Howard. Blanche Pear. Lillie Brown, Zadie Bishop, Laura Applegate, Miss Genevieve Grooves and the hostess. Mrs. Hugh Warner. Mrs. Ellen War ner, Mrs. Leslie Miller and Mrs. Leta Warner were present as very welcome guests. f r ALL MATERIALS INCLUDINcT Issbjgj 1 X BROWN KID. OP VI t til 1 VPBLACiKEWJLLE IaTfT Pfv. WHITE MOIRE. Tig WtSP) OTHER STYLES f I jSB pv Xno TRIMMING t W CUBAN X. SIZES HEELS 21 TO 9 .r. Y ) WJ.DTHS ' WHITE KID, BLACK KID. J PARCHMENT KID, KnOtfif MEDIUM HIGH l5a?5k CUBAN HEELS X"f(nflf& rCS BALS OR BLUCHER. V ilyIU5l S I NF' . PLA,N I J o y. j FANCY r NEEDLE (.ROUP MEETS SPBINGFIELP. April 13. Spe cinl) Twelve memhers of the B. N. A. needle club met with Mrs. Tom Munroe and Mrs. John Newman In Eugene, at the home of Mrs. Munroe Wednesday nfternoon. Mrs. Harry Faust was a guet of the club. WON FATTENING 'Enjoy your beer, and 5R hava your figure, too!' ,cm Beer smells fresh and tempting and tastes heavenly. Its supremacy is due to the skillful brew ing of superior products ...such as its malt... which is its soul. " five OTHER 5TYLE5 r IN PERFORATED AN! CUT-OUT SpQCMk KILTIE ANOTONGUE. n tSIIISIUI 1 1 LEATHER SOLES fpectai Jfigure,too!" JjT I - a Aa.ir ci i lut urn a nr rm rw I I f I a S-C---- TN white. vvfaSyw, 3 I f ffl fcl?Ov B0Y black! ifpWW I M ,4k 1i. Xr!AN WHITE lf&2& II Buy Acme and en- S 8 6 Toll - $2.69 I rjja. oy th difference) I fln"i ' 1 fl II tj i t"" ' J Srgr" , LEATHER "J(gJn 9eM V, M&bmP1 FOR YOUTHS SIZES 10 to 2. FOR BOYS SIZES, 2ifo 6 aa , renevea tnru r.,i0;,ur "r,",,r"" herb CCH,LIS CA M HMi Ct) M,"ek-daya, 4-H jn. its' BLOCK'S ,CtH; LljllllJ 997 WILLAMETTE ffj Junction City . win t. """-Eupene A lawny
