PLEASANT HIEL NOTES.
Kola Nete, the Salem ko>> buyer,
was In the city today.
(Special Correspondence.)
Darrel Bristow has returned from
builders, mechanic,
Pleasant Hill, Sept. 1*» The Higa
his outing at Newport.
school
at
this
place
will
begin
Sep
srtittni .nd workert ,
0
R M. Day returned this afternoon
tember 2 sth in one room of the pub
from a trip to Portland
kiudi sew
**
lic
school
building.
A
suitable
O. L. Parsons came up frort Port-I
building will be erected next year
Levi Strauss & Co’i
land yesterday afternoon.
Leo Wray and Elmer Wllllamsi are for exclusive high school use.
The State Library Association
Copper Rlreted *
at Yoncalla on a deer hunt.
N. E. Blair arrived down from Mc- have placed a circulating library at
this place with M. E. Furrow as li
Kenzle Bridge last evening
Salem,
Sept. 16.—Notwithstand
Chester Hemenway returned last brarian.
cut full
ing indications of unfavorable wea- evening from a trip south.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Rowland, who
I2^C
Rawhide Stockings, pr----------------
ither yesterday, the attendance at the
•elected denim
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shumate are came up from Portland wlt'h the re
The biggest and best variety we have
State Fair exceeded that of the same home from a trip to Portland
25c
mains of Lorrell McCall, remained
Pony Stockings, pr----------- ----------
Wrong and
date last year, and every department
F. J. Hard lert this afternoon for for a few day’s visit with relatives
ever shown at these prices, wonderful
serviceable
$i.5o
Guaranteed Stockings, 6 pr for . _
was traversed by a throng of inter his Bohemia mining properties.
and old time friends.
aak your de*!rr
values and all new weaves shown in the
ested and highly pleased
visitors.
Jesse Bounds was a passenger to
Miss Ruby Baughman will leave
Children’s Stockings, all sizes
newest fall shades, plain colors and mix 'The present assurance of clear weath Corvallis on the noon train today.
Saturday to resume her old place in
er, and it is certain that the remaln-
M. A. Green arrived home to
IOC
6 to io, special a pr___________
the Creswell school.
tures, suitable for tailored suits, shirt j Ing days of the Fair, Wednesday be- day Mrs.
from a trip to Minnesota.
Mr. Silas Russel of Jasper,
has
i5c
ling Salem day, Thursday Portland
Women’s Fast Black Hose--------
W. E. Meader and wife, of Wend
waist suits and shirts.
purchased the Frank Dean property
day and Friday Agricultural College ling. spent last night In the city.
25c
Wayne Knit Stockings, a pr------
day, the crowds will tax the capacity
H. C. Mahon left on the evening near the ferry and a few acres addi
tion from Mrs. Martin, for a buildlug
of
the
Fair
buildings.
train
yesterday for a trip north.
$1.00
40c Hose, special 3 pr for------------
2 clasp, waist length, cape Kid Gloves
All day yesterday
judge« were
Charles D. Durkhelmer, of Spark*. site where he and his sou Norman
will reside In the future.
busy awarding premiums in the live Mont., is in the city on business.
$i.5o
5oc Hose, special 4 pr for------------
all sizes 5% to 8, $i.5oquality, pr$i.25
stock department, but this work will
Mr*. Sherwood Is seriously ill at
Mis* Pauline Potter went to Irv
not be completed until today. The ing today to visit there a short time. tue present writing.
work of judging the dairy exhibits
Samuel Battee returned yesterday
- and quarante^
Mr. M. Gilbert who recently passed
and country exhibits has not been afternoon from a trip to Portland. a successful examination for state
-
absolutely
Complete stock of children’s and women's
High neck, square and V shape necks
commenced.
Among the important
Miss Gertrude Bushnell, of Junc certificate, has been elected principal
WATEPPROQf
wool and fleeced underwear in regular
awards made today were the grand tion City, Is visiting In Eugene a few of the Tangent school for the com
made of very good heavy Outing
championships in the Shorthorn and days.
and out sizes, single garments and
ing year.
Holstein breeds.
W. O.
Minor's
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Hammond re
>iW»
Flannel, extra full,
Mr. Albert Chenoweth, wife and
union suits______________ 25c to $5.oo
Golden GoodH won the championship turned this afternoon from a trip
OfLFDSUm.
SUCKERS
daughter,
have
gone
to
Salem
to
at
among the Shorthorn bulls, and his north.
prices
50c, £1.00, $i,25, $i.5o, $2.00
Infants Wool and Cotton Shirts
and
hats
lUnwood I-ass the same position
Dr M. M. Davis was a passenger tend the state fair.
School 1* District No. 1 will begin
among females.
John L. Smith, for points south on the afternoon
at the same time with Miss Calvert
proprietor of the Hazelwood herd, train today.
Junction as teacher.
Sults »3M Slickers 13$
won the Holstein grand champlon-
Ed McCornack went to the Wood- of R.
Eugene’s Largest and Best
Special Values in Lace I . ship
E Williams and family are vis
for his bull, Posh Gerben and cock ranch below Irving today on the
ml O » w ùULitì
Curtains and Netting 'cow Wanita Mercedes. The Jersey noon train.
iting relatives near Elmira this week.
Store—Your Money’s Worth
UTAiot r*a rot rufAiAuit
Miss Milly Renwick left today for
awards will be made tomorrow.
Burleigh Cash and Clyde Pattee,
or Your Money Back
Burlap, Bedding, Etc.
relatives.
a
visit
with
Albany
Yestenluy’s Races.
of Hood River, were arrivals in Eu
party
returned
The Warbinton
California horses again carried off gene last night.
month’s stay at
the honors in the second day's rac
President P. L. Campbell and wife last week from a
ADVERTISED LETTERS
ing of the Oregon State Fall meet arrived home from Portland yester Lake Odell.
A. B. Matthews and family are
« + + + + *« + + + + •**« + + { arrived In Eugene this afternoon to after a visit In Eugene returned home yesterday, and again stra'ght-hoat day afternoon
September, 16 i)i
home
from
a
visit
to
the
coast.
Ackerby,
Mrs. 11
4
vlviait her sitter, Mrs Sherman Heller today
victories were the rule.
Mrs. T. J. Stephen* and Mrs. R.
Ed
Higgins
of
Eugene,
has
rented
+
PERSONAL
♦
Briley.
Mrs.
Martin
Professor B. J. Hawthorne and
W. O. Cook and L. C. Gilmore
Showing a wonderful
burst of B. Lassell, of Harrisburg, spent last
the farm belonging to his mother-in-
____ ______
Clendonob, Mias Myrtle
♦
♦ leave In the morning for Yahaats, on family are home from their
sum- speed at the finish of each, hea:, Em night in the city.
Fuller, Perry
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ the coast south of .Newport, for an mer’s outing at Seal Rock.
ily W., the fast trotting mare owned
H. Clay Owen will leave tonight law. Mrs. Robinette and now resides
Grunning, Mrs. C. H.
Al Holden, after a short visit with and driven by F. E. Wart of Les for Riddle on missionary and Sun at the old Bristow home. The Laird
outing.
(From Friday's Daily Guard.)
party who went to Odell three weeks
Hildenk, E. A.
Mrs. D. A. Paine went to Cottage his mother and sister in Eugene, left Angeles. Calilornla, easily won the day school work.
Lewis, N.
Frank E. Dunn la in Portland on Grove tills afternoon to visit at the today for Portland and Seattle.
Farmer's slake of $1000 for 2; 16
C. A. Stephens, wife and children, ago, are expected home this week.
More people have passed through
Low, Tom
Rev. W. H. Wiltse was a passen trotters, the main event on yester of Crow, went to Salem today to at
business.
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. A brama
enroute to the “lakes” or Kitson
Lupen, C. S.
ger to Hebron, in the southern part day’s program.
The time of the tend the state fair.
F. A. Hills, of Jasper, is in the ctly a few days.
Springs than for many seasons. Some
Manska, Carl
.« of the county, on the afternoon train three heats was excellent, atd that
H.
M.
Manville,
who
accompanied
on business.
Rev. Guy r. i Phelps, of Portland, i to<ja..
McKinnis, Thos
of the second, 2:12 1-2 was within Debs’ Red Special to Portland, re one explain why!
Mrs. W. W. Calkins has returned arrived here this afternoon en route
REGULAR.
McMurry, Miss Nellie B.
County
School
Superintendent
W.
less
than
a
second
of
the
tra:K
rec
turned
home
today.
from Portland.
i
to the Sluslaw country, where he will B. Dillard is in Salem attending the
Miller, Thomas
ord for trotters.
Attorney A. C. Woodcock was a
C. E. Mulkey, of Fort Klamath, assist in holding special services.
Tin
fruit
cans
tn
stock.
Moore.
Harvey
state meeting of county superinten
Th» 1:20 pa'e furnished another ; passenger on the evening train yes
is in the city.
Mrs. 8. K. Noel and daughter ar dents.
CHAMKÇRS HARDWARE CO.
Moore, Miss Olive
victory for the California contingent terday for Portland.
_ Miss
________________
Roberts, Montie
Leah .Nelson _________________
returned home to and this time it was Stano, tie
J. W. Kays returned last night rived here last night from Klamath
Miss Breeding has accepted a posl-
Falls to Join Mr. Noel, who has pur-| Portland last evening after a visit at brown priding’owned by C. J. Uhl. I tlon in the millinery store of Bolton
E. W. Matthews of Goshen, was
Shermon, Florence
from Portland.
the home of her cousins, the Misses of Vacavlile, California, that showed & Jenkins.
looking after business matters in
Simmons. R D
Tommy Tucker and wife are down chased the Springfield flour mills.
Stanley. Miss Florence
town Tuesday.
his heels to the field. The time mad«*
Miss Veda Mulkey went to Ures-1 i’a^terson.
from Wendling.
—
Stevenson, Mrs. William
tu
the
race
wa«
fast
for
the
2.20.
W.
B.
Warren,
of
the
Warren
Con
well
this
afternoon
on
a
visit
and
I
Lea
li
BW
TOI*
AT.
J. F. Mitchell and wife, of
See us for camp furniture of al)
Thurman. Miss Nina
from there will leave in a few days struction Company, is in the city class, 2:»i 1-3 having been hung up (
burg, are in the city.
W. D., (General Delivery).
kinds.
for Fort Klamath, where she will looking after the company’s paving la the t’.-s’ t«.*t.
C. K. Hale and wife, of Hale, speut teach school.
FOR SALE OR RENT—806 acres in
work here.
Whalen, Mrs. Effie.
CHAMBER8 HARDWARE CO.
Cloverdale
Valley,
5
miles
above
j
last night In the city.
E. 8. J. McAllister, Democratic
•
J. L. PAGE, P. M.
Mrs. Myrtle Bradford, after a visit
A. F Kerr left on the stage this
Goshen
and
five
mllee
from
Cres
attend
the
state
fair
candidate
for
presidential elector
The street committee of the city |
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
A.
F.
Hemenway
leaves
in
the
j
well.
One
of
the
best
all-around
'
morning for Mapleton.
from Oregon, is registered at the
council has decided that the big
Mr. and Mrs. Van Prooyen of Le*.
Mrs. W. F. Cassidy has returned Denhart in Eugene, went to Rose Hoffman House.
morning for Spokane on business. He
places in Lane county, with every trees at the Hoffman House corner burg, were in the city Monday, it.
burg today to teach in the public
from a visit in Portland.
may
go
East
from
there.
convenience.
Water
1s
piped
‘
’
to
Mr*. O. N. Pierce, of Portland, who
tending to matters in the probite
County CommlMioaer H. M. Price schools there.
E. L. C. Farrln and wife and F.
springs must come down despite the protests court.
the house; three good
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
of some of the cltizent.
Dean T. Goodman arrived in Eu- and Mrs. St. John, near Eugene, re A. Golden, of Coos Bay. were arri-'
is in the city from Hale.
close by; 6-room house; barn 60
Judge William Galloway, of Mc gene this morning from Leland. turned home today.
vals in Eugene yesterday.
x70. will hold 200 tons of loose
where he has been employed with a
J. O. Storey, president of the Port-|
Minnville, is In the city.
hay; 12 5 acres of good timber, bal
Mrs. W. J. White and two daugh
M. Levinger came up from Port government surveying crew during ters came up from Portland this af land. Eugene & Eastern railway, is
ance almost level, lying over 114
the summer.
land las( night on business.
miles along Cloverdale Valley, on
ternoon to visit at the home of her in th.- city from the metropolis.
O. Nettle, the logging contractor, mother. Mrs. Baldwin.
Miss Bertha Goldsmith, of Oregon
Miss Leia Nelson, of Portland, who
county road; good family orchard; I
has been visiting friends In Eugene, arrived down this afternoon from
possession given October 1. Also
Miss Myrtfa Lee Stuart was a pas City, spent Sunday In Eugene a guest
leaves on this evening's train for her Leaburg.
for rent or sale, a good farm sit- j
senger to Portland on last evening's at the home of her brother, J. Gold
home.
OP
uated 1 *4 mil«« from the larger'
train to resume her duties there as smith.
Mrs. Chris Vandenberg arrived
"Bill” Main, the new football play
teacher in the public schools.
place, In the Pleasant Hill neigh
LIVE STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
(From
Saturday's
Daily.
-
»
here last night from Walla Walla.
Dean E. C. Sanderson went to er from California, has arrived to
borhood; fairhouse and two-story
F. E. Dunn returned from Portland I
AN AUCTION SALE in which the following pr<q>erty will be «old
Rev. David Husband went to Al
Pleasant Hill this afternoon to deliv take up his work in the University
barn, granary and hop house. On
last night.
will lie held at the farm of Christian Tschanz, known as tile Frank
of
Oregon.
bany today to remain over Sunday.
er the sermon at the funeral of Lorell
ly half a mile from school, post
E. P. Williams Is In the city from i McCall, who died in Portland Thurs-
llenienway Place, five miles west of Eugene, and five miles south
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Grant came up
Mrs Louis Johnson and son went
office and public hall. For fur
Pleasant Hill.
from Portland this morning to see
west of Irving, on
' day.
to Junction today on a short visit.
ther particulars see
J. C. Pettyjohn, of Salem, Is in the i
Miss Effie Perkins, of Drain, Is
Cottage Grove Leader: Mrs. Rob Mrs. Grant's father, M. S. Hubble, i
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 190S.
J. R. SELLERS.
city on business.
visiting In the city for a few days,
erts returned to Eugene Monday, af who is very ill.
247 Lawrence St.. Eugene.
One each of the following norses:
W. R. Boring, of Meadow, spent ter an enjoyable visit
Mrs.
C.
C.
Wilcox
arrived
in
Eu
Dr. B. F. Scaiefe Is on a vacation
with her
- -.
- -
Sorrel Mare, weight about 1000; age 8 years.
last night iti Eugene.
for a few days, having gone south.
daughter, Mrs. J. I. Jones, and Mrs. gene last night to accept the position
Good Buggy Horse.
V. C. London, of Cottage Grove, Charles VanDenburg.
of head trimmer at Bolton & Jen- FOR SALE—Fine business property
Samuel Battee was a passenger to
Sorrel Mare, weight about 1100; over 9 years.
located
in
the
best
part
of
the
city
was In Eugene today.
kins'
millinery
store.
Portland an the noon ’.rain today.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Rowland passed
Good Work Horse.
I). F. Skene, the abstract man, is in through Eugene from Portland (his
H. C. Darby, a former Eugene for business In the city of Eugene.
Frank Kilpatrick, of LaGrand«,
Bay Mare, weight about 1150; over 9 years old.
Brings
in
a
good
rental
now
and
can
drug
clerk,
now
of
Roseburg,
was
In
was an arrival In Eu^ne last night. Portland on business.
afternoon on their way to Pleasant
Bay Gelding, weight 1200; 4 % years old.
J. D. Wlgle, of Coburg, was a Eu . Hill, where they will attend the fu- t>he city over Sunday, going north ou be made to bring in more. For fur
Miss May Bradley returned home
Bay Mare, weight 1100; 3 *-4 years of age.
ther Information, if you mean busl-
this afternoon from a visit to poluts gene visitor over night.
I neral of their nephew, Lorell McCall. the noon train today.
Dark Gray Mare, 18 months old.
Judge L. M. Freeman was in the I
|
ness.
call
on
the
Pacific
Land
Cum-
Misses
Lylith
and
Grace
Moore,
north.
Mrs. Grace Walter, who has been
Dark Gray Colt, 6 months old.
W. H Whlsman, of Hale, returned city from Wendling today.
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of Roseburg, spent Sunday in Eu } pany, room 7, Hovey block D. L. |
2 Brood Sows, 1? Shoats, 6 months old.
James Hayes left for points north E. E. Mink In Eugene for some time gene. leaving on the local this morn Cartwell, Manager.
tfi
home today after a short stay In Eu
14 Pigs. 8 weeks old. 3 Cows with Calves.
this afternoon on hop business.
ing
for
points
north.
gene.
past, returned to Portland today, ac-
4 Milch Cows. 3 Calves, one and half years.
Mrs. Geo. H. Kelly returned this Icompanled by her little son. Byron.
Miss Ethel Palmer, of Grants Pass, FOR RENT— Large front room and
M. Schneider and - wife returned
3 Calves, six months old. One Heifer.
bed
room
adjoining.
furnished.
after
a
short
visit
at
the
home
of
Dr.
last night from an outing at New afternoon from a trip to Portland.
I
Mrs. Barbara Straub and Miss
Walter A. Wood Binder. Deering Mower.
Attorney F. M. DeNeffe left to Betha Welnshenk, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. W. L. Cheshire in Eugene, electric lights; phone and bath; ac
port.
Deering Hay Rake. Disc Plow.
comodatlons for two or three; gen
Miss Evelyn Bristow returned last day on a business trip to points north after a visit at the houie of Profes left today for New York.
Chatham Fanning Mill, new.
John R. Scott, the Creswell hotel sor and Mrs. John Straub In Eugene,
E. King Hednerson arrived In Eu-, tiemen preferred; 732 Mill St.
evening from a visit at Cottage
Stoughton Wagon, good as new.
man, was in the city ou business to left for the East today. They are gene from his ranch at Silver Lake, >
Grove.
Three-Section Harrow.
Rev. H S. Champie and wife re day.
the mother and niece respectively of in Lake county, Saturday night. He WANTED—To borrow $1700.00 at
Top Buggy, almost new. Saddle.
6 per cent. Good security given.
J. W. Baker, the laundryman. re Professor Straub.
will remain a week or more.
turned home tills afternoon from the
Oliver Walking Plow, fourteen inch.
turned to Cottage Grove this after-
Hon. and Mrs. H. R Kincaid and Address D., care of Guard.
north.
Hoosier End Gate Seeder, new.
tf
son Webster, and Mrs. Martha Defer, j
Mrs. Boys, of Portland. Is visiting noon.
(From Monday's Dally Guard.)
Disc, good as new. Hay Rack. Wood Rack.
Mrs. S. J. Plowman returned to
sister of Mrs. Kincaid, went to Salem
her daughter. Mrs. A. M. Hogan, In
2 Sets Double Harness. Sled.
her home at Mapleton today on the
Jesse Bounds returned today from today to attend the state fair, From FOR SALE—One full blood Rambou-
Eugen«-
lette Ram; also grade rams; R. L.
Garden Cultivator, almost new.
Roseburg.
there they will go to Portland to at-
Miss Kathleen Shumate went to stage.
Hand Corn Planter, new. Stock of Hay.
Jacobs. Glenwood Stock Farm, Dex
R. M. Day was a passenger for
E. ’ P. Dixon, of Grants Pass, is tend the livestock show.
Portland this morning to nt tend St.
ter, Oregon.
100 Cedar Fence Posts. Buggy Harness,
Helen's Hall during the fall and win points south on the afternoon train In the city.
Other 'Utensils too numerous to mention.
today.
( From Tuesday’s Daily Guard '
lion Allen Eaton spent Sunday
ter.
one year's
Rev. D C. Kellenis left today for in Portland.
Dr. J W. Harris is home from WANTED At once A woman to
TERMS—All sums under $1O, Cash. .Sums over SK*.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Test were piif-
Vancouver
to
hold
services
there
to
wash
and
iron
two
days
out
of
the
|
mt cent.
t
’
apt
W
S
Moon
is
In
Portland
;
London
Springs.
Interest
at
M
the
nuon
time
on
bankable
notes.
__________
sengera to Portland on
morrow.
for a few days.
F. J. Berger is home from his trip week. Inquire 149 E. Eighth. S23 ,*
train today.
SAI.E COMMENCES AT 10 A. M.
Bertie Ruth went to Salem today
clarence 81 mors went to Halsey to the lower Sluslaw
Mrs Allard returned to Portland
S. P. AVYNEC.AR, liictiisH’rf-
to
remain
there
during
the
stale
fair
<
’
.
TS
II
AN/..
Proprietor.
R.
Gano,
of
the
Ax
Billy
depart
today
on
a
visit.
with
her
Thomas Easton of Walterville,
today after a short visit
next
week
J.
O.
ment
store,
is
in
Portland
for
a
few
Watts
is
htnoe
from
his
trip
was
in
the
city
Monday,
looking
af
'*4H*t
n»
tt»t
4mnn
i
niiii
i
i i i i n ii|)ll|i|lllll,<<
mother, Mrs. Scobert.
Miss Alfreldii Lungrene returned to San Francisco.
days.
ter business matters.
Mrs. John O'Brien returned today
A. A . Simons spent Saturday and
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. to Mapleton today after a visit in
Eugene.
Sunday In Portland.
Stapleton. at Roseburg.
Mrs. A <’. Hanna, after a visit with
Mrs. F. G. Young and son. Har
Rev. D C. Kellenis and family h
friends here, went to Roseburg this old,’ are in Portland.
returned to Eugene after spend
afternoon.
R. R Deadmond, of Deerhoro, is
the summer at points north.
Cot- in the city on business.
Rev. G. S. O
Professor Terrill leaves this ev
ser-
Inge Grove thl;
Prof. Joseph Schafer .is in Port
iiiK for Mos« w, Idaho, to take up
vices there tor
land for a few days.
work in the University of Idaho.
Mr. and Mr;
Rev. 1». E. Baker returned ,’ils
Iti'V. Wayne Phelps, of Maplet
Miss Woods 1
noon from a trip south.
rcturtic'l home by private conveys
Newport on i
E. B. Phelps was a stage passenger
after a f » days' stay In Eugene.
Miss Nell 1
for Florence this morning.
Mr*. Mettle Pike amt Miss Jen
iu Eu
ter a visit i
Mr. and Mrs J D. Fl. Id w-n
Moore, of Portland, who have le
gene, return«
Siietn today to take In the fair.
at Flor«>nee l«'ft toils' (or home
“Sq lie«
C. M Iiensniore canie down on the
vvrstty 1
noon
ain from Cottage Gr
through
. rRs cf art, copied from tam~us masterpieces, in popular subjects, finely
Rouse, a prominent
from Re
Cottage Grove, is In
of Hi
moulded; all in popular finish; ca;h bust or figure with pedestal effect. Char
Clark. Justice of the
;l precinct, was an a
acteristic
and expressive features and graceful pcs:>.
on the noon train to
McElroy «nd Grover
fai
Agents Ladies'
Home Journal
Patterns,
Knit* Hosiery Goods SECOND DAY
I Thè Friendly
Store
- Ne w
Fall Wayn
and Winter
OF STATE FAIR
GREAT SUCCESS
New Dress Goods
School Hose
ÆI&-
50c, $1.00 and $1.25
$1.50 Cape Kid Gloves $1.25
Outing Flannel Night Gowns
SERVICE
WINTER UNDERWEAR
™
FTP II? MH I V
S L)
• n. r MEIWL I
592-594 Willamette St*
AUCTION SALE
15c
Statuary Sale
Classic
I Have a Check
here on a Chicago bank;
ubali 1 do deposit it?
endorse it and we
it right now
correspondent
can collect
mers.
Lirin.
Oriental
and Ruth
i nd today
Bronaugh and son. af-
Eugene, have return
ton, the
Portland atto; rnvy. Is In
rourt business
Toni Burke, a popular
* I niveralty, arrived
>m Baker City.
Mrs. E
Statuary
Saturday, Sept. 19th
Beautifully executed and truthful reproductions of well known statesmen,
musicians and poets: Washington. Lincoln, Shakespeare, Bcthoven and many
Othcrs.
Sizes from 8 to 12 inches
turned I
and Savings Bank
iiri.t «
and i o
laugh:
to Salem today
MURPHEY’S RACKET STORE
15c
At a
Moderate
Price