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O T A L L S IZ E S in any one style, but incomplete lines of splendid $ 3 .0 0 and $ 3 .5 0 Oxfords
and Pumps for women, in the best makes and leathers, at a price which will spell big savings.
Oxfords are in gun metal, patent and vici kid leather, in blucher lace style.
gun metal and Patent leather, light and medium soles, Cuban and military heels.
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1 Celebrate July 4 t h 1
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P resbyterian C hurch: Sunday. June
30th, the Sunday School will bold the
annual C h ildren'! Day exercises a t 10
o'clock a. m. A t 11 a. m. there will
be an ordination service, followed by
the Communion of the L ord's Supper
A t 8 p. m. the pastor. Rev. A. S.
Mason, will speak, by special request,
on the subjee* "W h at Shall We Do
W ith the E x-C onvict?” A cordal wel
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PRINGLE JUNE BRIDE i »unshine
for Miss
Ann* Oglesby, followed by
and continual fair w eather.
Wedding Occurred Yesterday After- ° ffice”
the W eather Bureau Si¡,.
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ters Ruth. E sth er. M artha and Elec-
noon a t James A. Sears Home.
tr s , of Cottage Grove C hapter No. 4.
The wedding of Miss Rioxie Leota
P ringle to Mr. Daniel Omar Durham
took place yesterday afternoon a t the
borne of th e b ride's uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A. Sears.
The affair was a very quiet one, only
im m ediate relativ es being present.
The bride wore a cream wove gown
and carried a boquet of cream ruses.
She was attended by her sister. Miss
Mildred Pringle, gowned in pink silk
and carrying a boquet of pink roses.
The bridegroom was attended by Mr.
M elvin M iller of Florence. The cere
mony was perform ed by Rev. J . L.
S tratfo rd of Creswell. M endelsohn's
wedding march was played by Miss
B ertha S tratfo rd , d aughter of Rev.
S tratfo rd . The parlor and dining
room were decorated with w hite and
pink rosea.
The happy couple left yesterday for
a short honeymoon trip to Portland,
a fte r which they will tak e up tbeir
residence a t Gaston. Ore.
The bride has been a popular mem
ber of the younger aociety aet of tbe
city . The bridegroom is a recent a r
rival from Minneapolis, Minn.
O. E. S.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Robbina e n te r
tained a few friends last Thursday
evening in honor of th eir guests. Miss
Ina Baker, of Antioch. C alif., and
Mrs. A. E. Noth, of Medford. A fter
progreaaive 500, refreshm ents were
served. Besides the guests and Dr.
and Mrs. Robbins, those present were
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. K inter, H arry Kin-
te r and H arry Short.
Tbe m arriage of Miss Anna Oglesby
to Mr. Jam es P. Graham will occur
Sunday afternoon a t the home of the
bride's parents. No invitations have
been issued, and the affair w ill be a
qu iet one.
A m others’ m eeting of the W. C. T.
U. will be held a t 3 p .m . tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Smith.
1 Springfield,
F irs t B aptist Church, E v erett S.
B urket, M inister. — R egular services
both m orning and evening. You are
cordially invited. Sunday School a t 10
a. m., preaching a t 11 a. m .. subject.
"T h e M arks of True P a trio tism .” B.
Y. P. M. a t 7 p. m., preaching a t 8
p. m., subject. "T h e Friendship of
J e s u s .”
C hristian Church. —Dr. B. F. Fuller
will fill the pulpit Sunday at 11 a. m.
H is su b ject will be, " L ife and D eath .”
a very in terestin g topic. Mr. Hoven
will be absent attending a m eeting at
Eugene.
Tne in fa n t son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. T aylor was baptized a t the Metho
dist Church on Sunday m orning.
A t the request of several members
Miss Lulu Yeoman and Mr. Clarence of the M en's Class, who heard the ex
Kemp were m arried at Creswell a t high cellent paper by Mrs. Mabel Chambers
noon last Thursday, the ceremony be on “ Women in Church W ork,” the ad
ing perform ed by Rev. Dunlop, as dress will be repeated on Thursday
sisted by Rev. S tratfo rd . The affair. evening a t the usual midweek service.
which was a large aociety function, oe- ^
people's choir will air.g.
eurred at the home of the brides’ p a r - 1
ents two m iles north of Creswell.
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C hurch.—Bible School a t 9 :45
Graded classes with graded studies.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres Public worship a t 11 w ith sermon by
Misa Elsie May Brewer and A rthur
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Church entertained yesterday pastor on " T h e Secret of Perpetual
E. Spray were quietly m arried Sunday
a t th e b ride's home. Rev. Robt. afternoon a t Mias E sther Silaby'a in P ra ise .” Young people’s m eeting a t
Sutclifie officiating. Misa Brewer is honor of Misa Jennie Woods, who 7. Popular service a t 8 w ith lecture
th e d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. leaves aoor. for an extended visit in tbe by R obert Sutcliffe on "A Young F el
B rew er and Mr. Spiay th e son of Mrs. E ast. As a token of tb e appreciation low in a Big C ity .”
of the work done by Misa Woods the
A lta Spray.
Lorane Has Winning Team.
members of the Aid presented her with
E arl McKinney and Mrs. Mary Wil- a box of handkerchiefs. Miss Silsby
The Lorane Maroons m et and de
le tte , both of this city, were married and Mrs. C. H. Burhkokder served feated the Divide baseball team Sun
a t Eugene Saturday by Juatice R. S. sherb ert and cake.
day on the borne grounds, by a score
Bryson.
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1 of 12 ta 2. The Divides played a fast
Prune Crop Not So Bad.
game b u t w ere easily defeated by Lo-
T here will be an unusually in te re st
It now develops th a t the prune crop r#ne> who hM
lost a game this
ing m eeting of the E astero S tar Fri-
has not been so seriously damaged as
day night, when tb e floral degree w ill, fro w e„ were wont u u y
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N ext Saturday Lorane will cross
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j weeks ago. Some o f the trees in or- bats w ith D rain. Tbe Lorane team ia
The following invitations have been chards near McMinnville have plenty
looking for a gam e the Fourth for a
issued durin g th e past week : W esther of prunes and they are already of good
purse of (20.
R e p o rt: The W eather Bureau of Cot- «ix«. Tbe real point about the prune
tag e Grove predicts th a t the home of business ia cultivation of the soil and
Veterinary Surgeon.
th e W orthy M atron will be in th e storm careful atten tio n to tbe trees. Grow-
Dr. H. H. Owen, V eterinary S ur
cen ter S aturday afternoon from 2 JO era who cultivated th eir orchards care geon, Room 14, Woodward Bldg., Phone
to 5 :30 p. m. A high wind will be ac fully wil' have a good crop.—McMinn 1 10. G raduate Kansas City V eterinary
companied by a m iscellaneous shower ville N ews-Reporter.
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County, will be held at Springfield next Thursday
and the gates of our city are wide open to all who
will enter. W e invite you to come and enjoy the
day with us.
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Such as horse and pony races for ladies, and gents; foot races X
for men, women and children; sack, egg, potato, wheelbarrow *j*
and motorcycle races. Also hose race by local companies, , *
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HON. L T. HARRIS, OF EUGENE, ORATOR OF THE DAY |