Eugene daily guard., April 21, 1922, Image 6

Friday Evening, Apr. 21, 1022
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
Page Six
Doctor at 82 Finds Mothers Prefer
His Formula to New-Fangled Salts
And Coal Tar Remedies for Babies
Judgment of 1892 vindicated by world' approval of Dr. CaldwelFi Syrup Pepain,
a simple vegetable compound for constipation So safe thousands give
it to babes in arms Now has largest sale in the world.
WilKN a man is In flic fCinl
year of his age, us I am,
there are curtain tilings he lias
learned that only tune ran
teach him. The basis of treat
ing sickness has not changed
since I left Medical College in
187!i, nor since I placed on the
market the laxative prescrip
tion I had used in my practice,
known to druggists and the
public since 1892, as Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup 1'epsin.
Then the treatment of con
stipation, biliousness, head
aches, mental depression,
indigestion, sour stomach and
other indispositions that result
from constipation was entirely
by means of simple vegetable
laxatives, herbs and roots.
These are still the basis of my
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
which is a combination of
Kgyptian Senna and other mild
laxative herbs with pepsin.
Recently new medicines
have been brought out for
constipation that contain cal
omel, which is mercury, salts
of various kinds, minerals, and
coal tar. These are all drastic
purges, many of them danger
ous, and the medical profession
1
From ft wwil pcrtf.lt of
OK. W. H. CAI.DWI.LL
Founder tit Dr. C.Mw.ll'. Srrul) 1'tp.lQ
t Uotn Sbclbyvilk. Mo.. lfc
is warning the public against
them. Certain coal tar products
will depress the heart; certain
salts give rise to intestinal
poisoning, impaction and rupture
of the intestines. If grown peo
ple want to use them no one can
deny them the privilege, but
they should never be given to
children.
The simpler the remedy for
constipation, the safer for the
child and for you, and the bet
ter for the general health of
all. And as you can get results
in a mild and safe way by
usintj Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, why take chances with
pills and powders and strong
drugs, even if disguised in
candy? My remedy, too, costs
less than most others, only
about a cent a dose. A bottle
such as you can find in any
drug store, will last a family
several months, and all can use
it. It is good for the babe in
arms because pleasant to the
taste, gentle in action, and free
from narcotics. In the proper
dose, given in the directions,
it is equally effective at all
ages. Elderly people will find
it especially ideal.
The formula of Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin is on the cover
of every bottle, and the
ingredients have the endorse
ment of the U. S. Pharmacopoeia.
411 ft AA"f r.f 'n remembrance of my 8jrd birthday 1 have set aside the sum oTen Thousand
i)1U,UUU VVUruiU! py,, w ,,,. away in hall-ounce bottles of my Syrup I'epsin. Only one
""" rce Trial bvlllc to a family. All arc constipated now and then, and here is an
Cvw Ppncirl PfPA oMJTtumc for you and others to try Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin FREE OF
lUp Cpplll 1 1 CC CHARQE. Ask for your free bottle today, simply sending name and address to
Dr. W. U. Caldwcll,si4 Washington St., Momiccllo, HI. Do not postpone this.
New Lumber Orders
Far Above Production
Nenttle, April Ohm hundred and
thirty tui 11 h reporting in 'et Const
Lumbermen' fMwti'ial ion for lli w eek
tndiiijr April 15, maniifiH titrfd 7.t.'ill7,:l0
feet of luuiher; nold U7,11.'Yr."i f't uwl
shipped feet.
'Production for iiiHIk reporting, wan -I
xr cent below normiil. Nmw hiininen
for tin' week wax per rent ahnve pro
duction. ShlpiiH'iitH ver 1 1 per ont le-
loW ItVW bllHitlt'HH,
Korty-onM per rent or nil new business
taken during the week wan for future
water delivery. This amounted to int.
418,575 feet, of which Jl,(Vil,!t7l! feet
will nmve coastwise or iiilireaslal; and
ll,7s5,i;o:! feet will move, export. New1
liusinerjrf for delivery by rail amounted to
l.S-it titrs.
Thirty-five per rent of I hi week'
lumher r-hipmeiits mitved by water. This
amounted to .ilt.J.t.,.:r7."V feet, of which
domestic i-h-iimm-cM accounted for 15,-
I'.tS.1 71 1 feet. Htid oversells eleiiranres.
I.",(j5,(i'rtl feet. Knil hhipmentH umouiited
to cars.
I 'nfilied domestii' car'o orders total
!H!.55.7S fMMt; and unfilled export or
der. i;x,::tHi.Ki f(.,-r. ("nfillcd rail trade
urderK total 5,1101 earn.
The fifteen weeks' production was 1,
15lt,::.",577 feet ; new business, 1,1 15,
55,J,K5:i feet; ami shipments 1,()S'',511,-feet.
MR. POUURYiAN
Start your chicks right with Fisher's Chick Food
and Chick Slnrting Milk Mash.
PACIFIC FEED AND SUPPLY CO.
Phono 18. 59J West Fifth
micounuYK i
JUNCTION CITY
Junction i'ity, rc, April Mrs.
Kuvch of liattleground. Wah is visit
ing at the houie of I it Ulster, Mr. L.
H. lrooks in Juih tion.
Mr. Horace Mitchell of Silein visited
Wednesday with Mr. Will Harp.
Miss Kdwiua l'uron of Sprintcficld
v,oa a Wedneitday gu-t at the buine of
her aunt Mr. S. I'. iBuvr.' 1
Mr. K. T. Smith nf iiarrisburg spent
Thursday in .lunction.
A- J- While. tuprintendent of the'
Juration school. l-f t Wln-sduy eve
n iu? for f'orvftlli rt'turnicjf to his work
at lOuHI n. in. Thursday.
(riis (iadke furuo-r ieijidfXjt of Judo- ;
! tion but now of l'urthiwl acctiupanied by '
f Ivid Auatiu and Ibtrvcy Under left this
morniijjf fur- Triangle ,LakQ on a fishing
trip. . . . i
Ixiuie ijigtnau was In the city yester
day from Smithfield. ' f
J. 1. JeuKen uas a Junction caller
Thurwluy. .
Mian :bii Tuftdabl. was; shopping is
Kugene )sterdoy. - ..
Andy Tnlvert was a business caller in
Junction Thursday. '
Cbireme and Chester Ilarpole were
in Kuceno yesterday.
Mr. Clarence Ilarpole at the Eugene
bosuital yesterday.
Mrs. Kalheryn flilmou. Mrs. lavid
Slrome and daughter Zlma motored to
lvuzcne vstfrdav on a snopinn? trip.
AFisB Carrio llohns was u Kiigcne wili
er Thursday. I
Mrs. Frank Iorsey. Mrs. Case and,
AfrB. Knuol Millett were shopping in
Junction yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meeker left
resterday for Kugene where they will
vbdt a few davs before goiug- on to their 1
home at Walton.
Miss Florence Moorliead of the T. of
i is visiting at the home of her parents,
(Mr. and Mrs. F. V Moorhead.
I Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kaiser were Wed
j nesday evening K.ugene visitors.
Alph Howard was in town yesterday
from rtneastcr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. ltahb and Mrs. T..
! V. Hex of Kugene were Thursday call
' ers in Junction.
Hoy Camp of the Freeman Co. of
1'ortland transacted business in the city
vesterdav.
I r.nytou Wood was in town yesterday
. from Hartuony.
Mrs. Inest. Miller bad Hie unstortune
to run a crochet needle inty her hand
I Wednesday and had to have, a physician
On Booze Question Sought AiiM nnil w 1!nl,rlS01, of
'the I'. S. Nniioniil lank of Kup'iit' trnn-
Ik iivit. Colo., April A cliniiKi' u. t 'ff' biiiiKxs in .luni tiiiu .vrstiTilny.
(lie inliilitiiin low o Unit "n.v law- ( rs. mul Mn. (iiwee Ixmiii'.v
iiliiiliiiK . ilizi'ii limy have u drink with a 1 ,,, i,, ,uutiuii Thursiliiy fruni Itivi'r
kii k in il if In' r i-lii- di'siri's." will lie yii'W.
vcili'il mi through u Hi'iiviT ri-liKinUK ul-1 r, an,i Mrti. J. O. Ki-imHt were l.il
hi iltimi. The i t 'liiircli Miieiizine, I ,,,. visilurs Weilnesilny ereuinx.
imhlisljiil hy rvnnk II. Kice. flint mill mother made a uilsi-
1 ii irstatemeiit iul)lihed in the niUKn-1 ,10KK rv to Kil?ene Tlnirsdiiy.
zine, the assertion i innJe tluit "many I Mm-vin Smith was iu the city yester
sineere religion men and women of all jnv fr0m Hnrpole.
ili'iioiuinationa are for light beer anil, Mr. rniil Mm. rtwl IW"1"1 r ' ""
wine." 'ire were Thursday hoper in .lunetion.
The artiile iiruea readers to send in, ,.K. 5, I,. Viekwire visited yesten ay
n;,ii,. "i.ilhi.r fur fir llIlillst the ...1.1. I... uicli.p MisH Kohliv I'ettinglll-
isih iiinemliiient." I Aiimi I . . i li i 1 1 r- ("nnnnni of Walla
jf you are a c huri li man, or man t yaa iK visitiiiK friends in .lunetion.
who hiis disiovered the mistake of tlin rH, .injm Stromc was a Thursday
Volstead law. he eoiirnneous and in the Hhoier in Kuceue.
nnnie of Hod say so," the article de-j Lirs, Oliver lorsey wus in the '
..l,,,.n,l ,..inMnv r,.nm lliirixde.
. J' liurke" -Mel'adden of Ilarpole was a
tt x ti ,Tr I Thursday inller in town. .
VeteraTlS Of JForeign Wars Mrs. SVendall Vmim of Dear I reek
Official Here Sunday wl,n tnM"n
Uernian Morse was in the city yestcr-
The Kuuene Velerans of Koreimi wars (hiy from I,il)erty.
post is phinniuir on a bin (-aiherins Kun- i 'foliu. the little son ot Mr. ami .Mrs
dav when the post will he host to J. W. j l,eslic Moonv who has been very ill k
and James S. (lay, department or Ore- r. and Mrs. V. N. 'lljeks. Dr. and
.mi ivniiiiiniiilnr le .Iiiiii'm will ndilresu T,,, r..it have returned from haieui.
the post Sunilav ufteinoon at U o'clock, i ' Tom Kennctt was ft I'.ugciie visitor
Attitude of Church Goers
w,-.ttt turriT- The tourist won't stay long if forest
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK fire smoke hides mil the scenery.
iu a bmtiirurt'oilw-tion to O10WmQJ loves, Black mid Tan,
match the dresses, KfJrtTf&i. - ASJTk. -27 Special. $4.49
75c to $175 . 1
A SPECIAL SALE Charming House Dresses
will be made from these
LaFrance Rose 36-Inch Percales, 19c
mivprware So manv attractive patterns to choose
OUVHwaic fro,, many vomca will plan to ;get
Guaranteed 25 Years. two or more.
This nationally known, popular new . vrtrtMifnVte S
design, made by Wm. Bogen, i. o -
fered at a decided saving for featur-.- signs, uio. ,
div ftelliii" More 1,,an 40 Mtcna Patteras to
da SClll,," . choose from. The yard, 19c.
Tot hose planning a set tor tlieir ;
home, 'or for gifts, will this saiejw- Saturday's Grocery
ticularly apal, too. AVart ax 5 per Economies .
cunt- 15 lbs. Best Cane Sugar $1.00;
26 PieCe Set Fancvk(Veamm: Butter,' lb! .... !36
V,-niecc set 1-98 Full "Cream Cheese lb. ........ -25
(, p.Lce sti ji Coffe0i n,. 39c;
Set of six h $U5 - j, 185
Teaspoons 279 Ot eans of Wesson Oil -45
Dessert Spoons 2.7 J cans o
s1.!!!!!!!!!!!!: I . ; IfiSU
Kw aXives-!!!!!!!!!! vvvo !g.
Flat JW.le Forks 2.79 cans 1e ; - ' ; f
Individual Pieces- J. an SeeT Bu Tobacco f
Sugar Sjioons ..: , .
Bern- Spoons 1-55 Hardware Department
Cold Meat Forks g 50
Httt'r 98 -1: rolls of Toilet Par 1.00
S"::.. !!!!!!!!!!!!!! iS ' B,e sto,,, ib .10
i Forest Protection Week
It nay seem a little early, but 'tis best to be on time.
PREVENT FOREST TIRES IT PAYS
If you must burn something burn
SLABWOOD
? The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Phone 452 5th and Willamette
A ImiitnH-t will hi' jiivrn t In vwiiors
mul n (intRiiini of iiiiiusciiiont has been
in'ovitled for thii uftiTimtja.
A Kinokintf match (airvh-ssly thrown
miiv iniMiii n smokiiifj forest.
Helpod her iwotnor wonderfully.
In these Java of "flu." coughs. co'Oa,
crujia mifl whooping cough, it i wet! to
kuow that every year thero are
more bottles of Foley's Honey and
than of any other medicine. Mrs. S. L.
Hunt. rl" W. 0th St. Cincinnati, Ohio,
writes: "Foley's Honey mul Tar relieved
me of a hocking cough, tickling in the
throat, wheezing nud pains in the chest.
It is helping my mother wonderfully,"
ThrU s why druggists recotunieud fcolcy 8.
Sold everywhere.
Catapooya Mineral Water, the prince
of table waters. Keep a case In your
horn if
Wednesday ivening.
Dr. Pnrrett wan i)
professional business
Meadowview
ester day.
WTNBERRY.
ently.
... i. ...it.... rnmi ri'rr
s.hool W-iliifla.v for slcalnig oarliHli-'f s, nor;-. jlv
from tin- till 01 i .'i''e""' i, -,nirilav
hull lint :ilif llltmt'V
. I.. larlv iinrclwiire Mtorc. Hp con
fessed to :iteiiliii(t all Ihi-se anil to broak
iiiR into tin- Fair store, Karl Hill's cigar
store, anl ISenders bakery, the boy is
hut 1 1 years old and displays mueh talent
for tliieverv. for a child so young.
The Silvcrton lllow Pipe company had
a locomotive on the body of a Kord auto
in town Thursday morning, advertising
their business.
51. .. Tompkins came 1 liursoay iroiu
the nosehurg Scddiers home and Is visit
ing with his wife on south tith street.
.Mrs. John 1 runnelt reiiirin'o .1 nmsuii.
from Vina. t'al.. where she has been the
past mouth with her brothers John and
Andrew lloiisou. wnoin sue uu. uwi. owu
for more than J10 years.
Miss Ktna Siiuth from San .lose, ( ill.,
who has been visiting her cousin Mrs.
Kdgar King, left Wednesday for l'ort
hind to visit.
Mrs .Karl Sanfoid who lias been visit
ing her people. I. I". McCoys udn Mr.
and .Mrs. Jasper Huff left Thursday for
Grants Pass. , ,
M. E. Anderson came Thursday from
rortlnnd and is visiting with Joe Baker
and fumily. . ,
Woodson Brothers have installed a
double action air grease pump, and also
u Hudson tire changer.
The Cottage Grove Military club has
a uew radio phone which they will install
I., tl.n armnrv Vietlir KeiH Will do the
Winbern' Ore., April !!l.-7-C. A. 1--; installation work the Masons who own
gun was a business visitor in Kugene ,h(, nui,intf have agreed to allow tliein
the first of this week. to erect a pole W feet high on top of the
.Mr and Mrs. B. H. Carter and little I builllimt. t rnt. h the waves of sound,
daughter Thelina visited Mr. and Mrs. ThS wil ,,ri)v(. gl.,.at source ot amuse-
dance
Stock found the new- crops on newly
cleared land veiy tempting at Alfred
Steinhauer's and a lot of new fence was
""s.r(i""rsutler took a load of veal to
Swisshome Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William W . ilbur were
lieadwood aiiendants of the dance at
Stephen Douglas Clark's. .
Miss Mabel Clark has been enjoying
a visit from a sister. So, also, have a lot
uf l he rest of us.
This is the last mouth of our school
Omit v Itoad Patrolman Clark found
wooden wheels inadequate tor sum num.
as wo have, and is trying steel wheels.
Mr niair, of Lowell, must be mistaken
about having the worst roads in the
l uiled States, because the autos got
there." Between Swisshome and the val
lev there lire numerous places that arc
absolutely impassable for a car and no
body tries it, either.
in town with her daughter. Mrs. Hot!
uoing on to Gardiner iaesday- tonsiii:
."n vho is in the light house service t l
Winchester bav near Gardiner.
Mrs. Otto Kice took her ilttte dnn
ter Alice to Florence this week to fid
doctor as the little one had been vA
fering with a severe case of ear achf.
K. S. Kirby, forest ranger, who
in Kugene in a hospital has been &
missed anil returned to his home here
Wednesday, much improved iu health.
Dr. Edwards was called to Maplpte
the first of the week to see Mr. aail Mn
U. I. Hire, wild have both been ill fa
some time of la grippe, but are itnprw.
ing now.
Kor-' near Tiernen at the home ti
John Mason to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrtm
Ryan on April 111. li22. a daughter, ra.
weighed five pounds. Mother aDd
doing nicely. Mr. Ryan is teacher of lit
grammar grades in the Manleton Bdiod
:nd accompanies the school children n
the school boat each day from tliat fni
of the district.
Bev. C. A. Iloyt has returned W
from the conference held at Dallas list
wi-in? to move his ha-
mm?. fTflrAR.
edar. Ore., Apnl IV-l l he "
d met at M. Gillespie s ed- " rrw,,,,. f.
med' Cliff Verdier In Kugene Wednesday ot ()r , citJ,
'Si las. week and from then- went to ,.
, ?r verdnle and v sited with Mrs. ;T,eir suits, guns
I Insure w ith Henry Tromp, Jl.". West llrli
It Always Pays to Trade at Gray's"
Prices Good Every Day in the Week
CITRUS POWDER CORN STARCH GLOSS STARCH
l'0i!;,pko''j 20c Ar&. 3 pkgs ..25c 2 lbs 25c
Tibs . . 'r:... 25c Kingsford's. 2 pkgs. 25c 2 Kingsford 25c
Huttcr Creamery, lb. 37c; Country, lb. .'55c; Eggs 16c-19c.
C0C0ANUT
Why pay fancy prices for package
goods? a new shipment long thread
in original chest just received. Lb. 25c
CANDY
Peanut Butter, fresh several times
per week, lb 20c
Sateen Finish Mix, lb 20c
Soft Center Chocolates, lb. ,.33c45c
Pure Granulated Cane Sugar, 14 lbs. 95c; sack $G.55.
TOMATOES
Solid Pack, 2 cans . 35c
Tomatoes, Stundard. 14c
Tomato Catsup, pint 33c
Armour's Verisest
Milk, can 10c
Pineapple, No. 21 ..25c
Peaches, No. 2. 2 ..45c
Assorted Fruits,
Jam, 2 cans 25c
HAM
Fancy Sugar Cured,
lb 35c
Bacon Backs, lb. ...25c
Bacon Pieces, lb. . . , . 18c
-I-,.... Mr. Di ver .lames,
jiunie Thursday evening.
M. K. Golden was ni ixin.-n
ss .Monday. ,
m i ir. V 3. l' scber. Mr. and
eiiuipnients have arrived.
Their suits, guns and other panipner-
nailii. next Thursday night tuey win tirni
wii'i tlieir new uniforms on.
Mi. and Mrs. William Kincart motored
to Kugene Thursday and spent the day.
oiuesi son oi iieui.
Mv;nlnd werei-ek-ioulvkiors a son born the 12,1, of
are sister atuLwowl.
FLOUR
Crown Hard
Wheat $2.10
Kerr's Best,
$2.25
McKenzie
Best ..$1.60
MM
SEEDS
Bulk or
Package,
Early Pea
Seed,
lb., 20c
Highest Price paid for Unwashed, Clean Eggs. We candle and
pack for storage.
Mr il Mrs. G. W
I M It.w.lim
f W VaiulMihl. Little Kdith Carter a second grade pu
Metheny was at l'nll Creek on bus- Lj .V;)K ,,aviiig Weduesdny evening on
imVs Monday. , , ... I.Mt David and fell breaking her arm
Mr and Mrs. Olivia James of """"near the shoulder joint. Her nuiil. Mrs.
iki'le spent Saturilav night and Sunday . w ,. yvi,kii!- took her t' the Eugene
with Mr. ami Mrs. Ii. 11. Carter. I hospital at once. Harry Skillmg heard
m. ...,.l Mrs II. C. llnudall and .Mrs.;, i,p:,.i. .,..,. sl,e fell and hurried up
L llnrliiuill ami -son nnriey " " ""
Easter services at I' all recK ,, .
Mr. and -Mrs. .. , , .
,IHlerso,.MrS. 1 . J . an, ...
ami Mrs. i:. r-. jumui-j
with Mr. and Mis. A. Metheny
Arlo Vaughn vlsiteo ins k.ii- -
Mr. and Mrs. Koberl ailglin of Jasper
Saturday and Sui'.'Jay. .
T.one f
1 l,,,r,l
nesdav and decided to Wre Miss Oara
Courier to teach the tall term oi school
Clay Oweu was a i-.tigene visuoi
Thursday. , ,
Several children were aoseni iroui
cbool on account of sore throat and
colds.
Arthur Sunonsen returned to r.ugenc
Saturday to take Hp his school work
W. W. Itawley. Kreil Knox ami fannlv
and .Miss Hell spent Saturday evening at
M. Gillesoie's.
Several families took their dinners
to the Central View- chinch Sunday.
Hev. McKay preached two very interest
ing sermons.
Kil Wills and family. S. r. .lu.kson
and Joel .Ineksou spent Sunday with M.
Gillespie.
Kd Wills did some grafting for M. Gil
lespie Monday.
Clara Colli'ter. lllar.el Powell nlld Jes
sie Sinioiiseu siient Tuesday night at A.
Sinionsen's.
W. It. Gillespie and family silent Sun
ilav with Mrs. Gillespie's parents. Mr.
nud Mrs. Kivss.
At a meting held Tuesday sfternMi
at the home of Mrs. Norman Morrist
physical culture class was organized Ii
meet twice a week and take exercw
nud instruction with musical aeeompa
ment. Mrs. Xormnn Morris was cleftfi
us instructor and Mrs. I. O. Ogden s
retnry and treasurer, r ourteen lada
have alreadv signed iiji to take the count
and a number of others will take it a.
after business was over a delicious la
cheon was served by the joint hostess
Mrs. Joe Morris and Mrs. Norman Mf
ris.
Hulia Camp vent to Kugene AVedw
day, accompanied by his brothers, Cliat
and Charles.
Glen I). Wiudbigler and Norman 0
Morris returned home Thursday from '
few days business trip to Kngeae la
other outside points.
toe hullo an I lounii uer uucouscinus, ami
i tied her home.
It, in .Monday the 17tb. to Mr. and
M.S. llciry Sanders u 111 pound son.
l'.d W. Miller, lormer secretary of the
Cottage Grove ( hainbcr ot 1 oniineroe.
now a hotel man ot drams i ass. came in
town Thursday evening, and is eirculat
inc among his old friends.
DORENA.
1x-..u Ore.. April Jo-Mr". Kliner
Ijiwren.e left Moiidav for a visit will
her parrot-" at Klk City. ,
.1. II. Kirk mane a mp .. v
Ilrove Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlie Turpiu mid daughter
Plia of Star visited at the home ot Mrs.
Glenn .Lulling" Tuesday.
Mrs. r.inmit Kirk made a trip to ( ot
tage Grove Wedliesdnv.
Phillip Spout, who has been ill fr se-
ieial weeks, at the li-me "I nis iiausnier.
Mrs. .1. 1! Moshy. Hid emirMiiij in,.. ,.-
ing at fie o'clock. He leaves inree . mm-
dien. Sli. rman S.oug of Salem; Mr". .1
i VI. Miles of Springfield and Mrst .1.
' Mosbr of Oi.rena. Grandpa Spong was
'..rrniv ux vears old ami has spent the
greater part "of his life in Oregon. Puncr
,al sern.es will he held Kridav nfteriio.,n
at i he Mi, Is ihapel at two-thirty o'clock.
I Interment will be made nt the ocinelery
l above mi itiunbaus place up at l.lur
I Mountaiii.
Gn
GREENLEAF
eiileaf. Ore.. April 1!.-Mi
Clark is iudisiMtsed.
Iiynamite. sweat. elN.w :
sledge hammer, etc.. inade
1VIAPLET0N
Miipleinn. April L'O. Mrs. I. T. lev
I'laiix tf Neff'unrt nc(-(HUpHnieil hy her lit
tle crnmlson. t'hurh' 1 i vi'rt'iiux. f Ku
L'"ne. Mtit the ueekeml lirre with Mrs.
I. A. IIyt. returiiinc limne Mnnthiv.
Mr-:, rharloit WHs (h'l.artcd Tnes
ilav fur Mrrcer to viit h-r tiatiirhttT.
Mr. J. 1. I;ihlin and family who reside
there.
Mr and Mr. W. I.. Strange rftunied
ii'Min this week fi'oin Kturt'lie while awity.
Mr. Strance ntti-nded -i'Hl"i'renrt' at Oal
lu. ur...
Mrs. Unbert r.ay and little daughter
ta Mie!!t Mimday niuht
reove and
a hill tienr wlm live at II
SPENCER CREEK
Spencer Creek. Arril P.I. .Mr.
Mrs. Martin Tengs and family ire n
ing to Kugene this week.
A five pound babv bov wis bom t
Mr. and Mrs. Rnrleson Tiic'hi;. men
ing. Mother uud baby reported as to
'lioe.y.
Paul and Harney douse made a trip'
Kug.-ne 'J'uesday. t
Hank Schnoreiibcrg touk a Iron '
tiork to town Tuesday. He brought boo
m.iuc poison for our most obnoxious r.1
itorV. the diggers.
I.ula Kdwards. Walter Aldrii K
Charles Haley visited at the Sehnore
berg homo Sunday afternoon.
Henry anil Agnes Sennorenherc
tended the K. C. ban'iiiet at the W
Osburn Sunday evening, in Kuyeue.
BhowanOa, tie choice of the smolw-
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('utilise Grove. April 'Jl. Sawmill
loan A. 1.. "K.drd nod J- V
t'ity nltrtruev. motorrd 01 Portland on
T'.ior-d.iv.
Temv-fir Uelegate to the t hris
tiaii Vndeavor invention will hold a
b'lMiu vs meeling. and take luncheon nt
II., i.l lUriell. Sunilav. April the J:'.il. W.
P. I.sudruin, Mineriaiendent of the Pane
eouiiti union, has made arrangements
with V. A. Kartell for the luncheon at
the lo.trl.
Miners Jack Klopfentein. Kd .tanks,
and Hurry Parker, returned Thursday
morning to lloheiuia for the Mitittner.
Work ,.n tlieir mines by the Ohio and
Oregon company will b"giu as "u as
the .now leaves,
Ke. ll.-r of the Uaptist church will
oreaeh the funeral sermon of Philip
Spong fridav from the iiUs chapel.
I K. I!. Kmt and wife left 'I uiirxlay
Ininrniin f.-r Portland to visit Mrs. King's
unHe, l K. (iarduer.
' Msne 'ogel left for her home in
Siilent Thursday morning, she has been
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