Eugene daily guard., August 13, 1923, Image 8

.-'THE EUGENE Tjlltb ''"'"'
Paga EJgtif ' '
'Try The Drug Sfore
First"
Has become a national slogan. Why? Because people are coming to realize that
' their druggist is more than a merchant, He is the purveyor of health and comfort.
His professional knowledge is an absolute necessity to the doctor and nurse in
relieving the sick. You should favor him with your patronage.
We Are Not Cut Rate Druggists
We are not cut rate druggists because we consider quality first and price last
and anyway "cut rate" is just a phrase.
Tanlae ............ fl.00
Squibbs Oil, 6 for $5.00
Miles Nervine '.-.' ..$1.00
Miles Antipain Pills v. 25c
Bromo Quinine ,25c
Palm Olive Shaving Cream - . . .35c
Williams Shaving Cream ......35c
Colgate's Shaving Cream 35c
Mennen's Shaving Cream 35c
News of Lane County
Special Correspondence to The Guard . i.
HASBISBURG
' ; nrr.li)buru, Ore., Aug. 10. Wonl has
been received by J. T. Anderson, local
postmaster, thut tlio supreme court Iium
rrnilered a decision In hie favor in pro
ceedings which hove been in elm court
for' several yenra. The .-Hue is over n
2,000 mortgage which Ilia father, now
tieceaaed, held on n farm, valued consid
erably above the mortgage, near Canyon
City. While all the lejoil atepa required
have not been settled Postmaster An
deraon ia assured the money bin parent
loaned will not be lout.
1 Itev. and .Mrs. U. A. Taggart, of Wei
acr, 'Idabo, arrived TueKduy for a visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Holt.
Mrs. Holt In their younger daughter. The
Taggnrts were' Accompanied hern from
lortlnnd by their daughter, Mm. V. J).
Allen and her two children, Itichiird unci
"Virginia... The family reHided hero until
about five yenra ago, .Mr. Taggurt hav
ing been pastor of the local Methodist
church for aevernl years.
All local busiueaa houses were cloned
from hull Ofter 11 to half after two
Ir'rldav honoring the memory of the late
President Harding.
Mayor Kessell transacted business at
Kugene Thursday.
. The laying of the cement in the paving
of the Iiulsey-Hurrlsburg portion of the
l'nclflo highway will be finished by Mon
duy, If the work progresses na it ban of
lata, to the north rily limits. It will tako
elx or fight weeks further work to flu
iah off the job. r
- County Coiiimmnloner laoin waa in
town from Albany Wedncadiiy. Ho wna
looking arrangement a for the county rock
' crusher at tula - place to begin n six
weeks' run for tlie finishing work ou
toe highway, file crustier wliirai tjie
"Hcandiu: company baa been operntlug
Jiavlng bean forsaken.
? Mrs. Bttls Warmonth, who hna beer
in Portllfud for some time vlsltliur nt
the home of her daughter, Mrs. .h.liu
JtcmlH'ke, returned home Wednesday
fcvenlng.
!!Mr. and Mrs. A. V. tomb were at
' llugene Wednesday ou a shopping mis--pjon.
, it John Sachs, ia spending the week at
'Portland attending 'to. business mutters.
'I- Miss Gladys Fawver has been spend
ing the week at Walker visiting nt the
.home of Mrs. John Smith.
ii Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kula and daugh
ters were at Eugena Tuesday,
f Mr. and Mra. Austin Jackson, who
Trent from here to Grass Valley about a
"ear ago, have shipped their household
ot feels back preparatory to making liar
' j-iybiira their boma aauitt. :
Vuuetnl services for the lute Mrs.
;Mrs. George lleinhart, who died at lticli
rnsud. . Wash..- Tuesday, were conducled
Thitrdnv at the Due Grovo cemetery,
north of Ilarrtslmrg. Tlio departed wits
born and' reared to womanhood In the
I.ake Creek country, also north of this
place, glii) was In her Htlttryr-ar. She yns
: an aunt ot Airs. Jay ncott or tins cny
The Neighbor" of Woodcraft had chnrge
of the burial. Her husband, a sister, Mrs.
,Kllsuhelh Cross of Crawfordsvllle; a half
Ulster, Mrs, .Minnie iverr or Man r ran
.ciscoi and a brother. Dave Bond, where
(.nhoiita unknown, are left to mourn her
departure.
Warren Norton was at Eugene Thnrs
: day visiting his wife who is in a Eugene
,lispttil where she underwent an opera
tion for tonsilllis. Ho reports that she is
recovering nicely.
- The Wallace Hnwke residence has
been rented hv the new drurrikt.' It. A.
AfurrayH who Is iustalltug his household
, gcoda.
Kev. Mamie Biaeonrr. pastor Of the
Eugene Church of God, will bold ser
vices at the local t nntvh of noil Sunday
afternoon.
I nillgini, n iKniiin suuiprn inree car
loads of steers to the Portland mnrkel
Wrdneadar evening.
When the I'ppor Willamette baseball
i league was dissolved August 1 the man
agement of ,the Harrlshurg lengue nine
' found Itself greatly- in debt, thanks to
tha high prices demanded by the players
and the indifference of faua to the
: league games played, lu order tn help
clear the indebtedness a number nl
giinea, featuring all home players, is be
ina worked up. The first tnme will nrnb
ably be played Sunday afternoon. These
ronleata decided on the home lot will
find the cubs lined up against a regular
- liome.town team, or the married men
' facing the single players.
Hubert Rtrodn proposes to give hh
hop pickers ns little trouble as possible
lie una. just purchased ten large teut
lor the use ot tils campers.
John Monday and Dclhert Cnrtwrlgli
have jiinUcoiHuleted building a fine boat
tor the latter, who will make excellent
tyae of It on bis many fishing trips.
Jay Klliott of Albany waa in tow
'ABuriuaj,
' X
' Mrs. James Murphy was in Albany
Wcdnesduy on a business mission.
J. ij. Norwood wuh here from Kugene
Thursday tn uttend to business luntterH.
W. Ij. Wright was t Hulscy Thurs
day. -Iilldred Moody and Dorothy Scott have
gone to Mct'rodie .Springs for a two
necks' vacation. -
Fred Mills, clerk at the local Standard
Oil plant for several months, has gone to
Albany where he hns a similar position
under H. H. McKeeters, manager of the
atution here until bis trnnsferral about
nix months ago, to Iteaverton, from
which place he was promoted to Al
bany. Krnest Aegurter of Stayton w
here willing Mills' vncancy,
Harry Keplne, who this spring drubbed
out. his hop acreage on his farm , just
across the river, has just torn down bis
hop house. He is planning to move his
residence to a different section of t lie
ranch and to add an addition to the
house,
Carroll Johnson arrived T.i'v.hiy from
Beck where he ins been employed in n
logging viimp. He will slue at home until
alter tlio top crop Iiiib been hiirrcttcd
u'l baled. -To
Mrs. Nellie Burndett is here' Iroin
Portland Icr a visit at the home of Mr.
and Mi. Court Gilbert. Mrs.-. Burndett
and Mr. Gilbert nro brother ami sister.
The local "cubs" will cross ImtK with
the Junction-City .delegation nt that
pluco Sunday afternoon.
Ij. ). McKclllp went to Salem Thurs
day noon. '
George Belta sold thirty head of buck
sheep to furmers in the vicinity of Drain
Wednesday.
Mrs. William Wvatt ia here from rkil
adrlphin, l'eun., visiting at the homeof
Mr. and Mrs. George .Mc.Cnrt. . .f!
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ij. -Morris and M,r,
Odette .Martin went to Kugene Tuesfpy,
Mrs. Ira 1 union, son r runcls, wi"!
daughters Fern and Daisy, left Thursday
for Newport where they will enjoy a
week's vacation and visit nt the tomt of
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Tnnton.
Charles Coaud returned edueiday
veniug from a few dayu' stay lu I'ort-
lauu.
H. G. Hogtie la here from 'Seattle.
Wash. Mr.. Hogtie baa interests In sev
eral farms around here.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Carl Larsoa. who have
been spending aome time in west tru
WanhlngUn. ret'trned Wednesday. They
icrt having nicjt a week tit Mt. Rain
ier purk. i
Mrs. II. H. OK'ircr nod aon ar.i hole
fr. lu Salem Sill udiu the -Week at I he
home of Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Shlsler.
Mr. and Mrs. I'. l' lOugllsb urrlved
Tuesday from College Station, Calif.,
for a visit at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Itobort Stroda.
M ss Kdu.1 Murdock. bookkecner at
the Suinwalt Motor company garage, is
scntioniiig this week lit and iiruuml
l'orlland.
Miss ttltldvs Jnckson. who is workllur
in the "Coffee Cup" cafeteria in l'ort-
lnmi, arrived Wwluesdav for a liner
visit at the home of her parents, .Mr.
and -Mrs. Kulton Jackson. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Armstrong enme itn
Tuesday evening for I. visit at the homu
of .Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tuv or. Mr. Arm
strong is working with the Long Doll
Liuuiocr company.
Airs. Neil ltain and dniiL'bters of
Portland aro visiting at the home of her
mother. Airs. Mattie Holt.
.Mra. A. U t niig,' of 'Oman i. Nib..
and aou, Charles Craig of Muusfiebl,
iiiiio, are nee for a visit at t.i tome
of Mr. ami .Mrs, A. U McAfee. Mr. .Mc
Afee is Mrs. Crnig's nephew.
the Miislcr Irilie of the rtnnt Cham
ber of Commerce membership drive will
serve a hnmii et lo winner Wausworih s
ollowers .Munilay evening. . .
An Knworth Icasno lawn nartv wns
held at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. John
liweu WiHlnesdiiy evening. After inty
out-door guuies had been indulge-! In ice
cn-nni and wafiH were served lo those
present: The Misses Jennie Wads
worth, Alma and Sybil Gilbert. Horns
Thomas. Roberta Bronon, Mildred
Clark, Velma Alford, AlWrta Kirshim.n,
Jean McAfee, Velma Owen umI Gene
vieve .Morgan; .Messrs. Iieimfs Irnlore,
Claire tlilbert. John Seolt, Hnle K-rsb-man.
Allou ltice, Sidney I'itier, lister
Owen, Joseph Mercer, Jerry Soinmir
vllle, and llnmld Owen, and Mr. and
Mrs. John Owen.
Eugene Snellstroin and Raymond
Swarta culled at the Pettit borne Thurs
day evening.
Voneta visltorB Friday evening were:
Mrs. M. Pettit, Sadie and Ida Pettit,
Nondays Brewer, Francia and Art Pet
tit, Itaymond Hwartz and David Uudel
sen. i
Mr. John Christian and Ivnn Wnrthnn
made a business trip through Not! vnl
ley Monday.
Mr. George Davison and Wnlter Pet
ersclorf made ii .business trip to Crow
Friday evening. !
, Mrs. J. W. Idles called nt the Brew;
er's homo Friday evening.
Master Lloyd Itobertsou has purchas
ed n new bicycle.
classes Inst qtin'rter. The young people
were victors by about a thousand points.
The entertainment will consist of a short
program by the adult class, and ice
cream and cake after the program. The
members of the young people's class
will each be served one dish of ice cream
free and lis much more hs they care to
buy. The public is cordially invited td
uttend this social event wnicb is free to
ell who enre to coine. There will nlso
be guinea on the village, greed during the
evening. ' i
Ira Higgins and family have moved
homo from the Hills Bros.' sawmill
where .Mr. Higgins has been employed
Airs. Higgins has been cooking for the
camp.
Mrs. Otto Kauffmnn of Kugene visit
ed her sister, Mra. Wnfel, one dny this
week.
Mr. Italph Love hns bought a coupe.
' David C. Drury who recently canio
back home from t'ortlund where he bnd
been for treat nient for n enncer has re- .
turned to 'Portland for further treatment. .
DEI.IVFJHES TO ALL PARTS
; - OF THE CITS'
AX EVIiy pgRRTMOT STORE
iL'TlN'G R'ipUEI0.
VACATlfiv,
iTruly
n yni," ', . I I
Harvest
; 'iOur Haryt? Special has gone beyond
ouri expectation, proving that values plus
service with a smile solve many difficul
ties We are replenishing lots and offer
ing new groups of merchandise to com
plete our Harvest Special. Shop early and
save the difference.
TABLE DAMASK
- A damask, 72 inches wide, part linen and of won
derful wearing quality. We are very. much under the
market even on our regular price of this cloth $1.39. So
sjiop' early on thiij ' ?
r Harvest Special 98c
' COTTON REPPS
' Gypsy suitings, beaeh cloth and poplins. Good
shades and exceptional clothfS. Formerly priced 35c
to 50c ; -
Harvest Special 19c
Men's Athletic
'- Unionsuits.
REMEMBER
Our Entire Stock of
White Cainvas Shoes
at Cost
69c
. .A, very fortunate buy enables us to
pass the good word on to you in this i
department. ' ' . '
" Afen's Athletic Union Suits with
closed crotch and web seam across the
back. This garment is worth twice
what we are quoting it for
; Harvest Special 69c
-'y:--- . u; .
JAP LUNCH CLOTHS
This is a good size cloth. First quality and ari a-
ceptional value. Do not mistake this cloth for il
average special priced cloth as some others are mis'
prints and have other defects. These are all fii-ats
Harvest Special , ;
BOYS' KNICKERS
OUR REGULAR $1.50 KNICKERS AT; A .GREAT
' SAVING,
It will surely pay you to buy an extra pair of these
knickers to prolong the life of that suit you were going
to discard, hizes a to and IS to 15 . : .
Harvest Special 83c
GROCERY AND HARDWARE SPECIALS TOR TUESDAY
Larger Package Citrus Powder
Gold "Bar Catsup
Royal Club Coifeo, pound.
.25c 3-pound Box Soda Crackers ... .
.2 for 45c '? 30c Bottle Liquid Veneer .........
.4Qe IO-quartC.iU'essAlujninum Dish Pan
,.45e
19t
Adjustable Wire CanningiJack
.....69c
JASPER
.Tim'.iiM'. Ori.. Ana. 11. The idiiU olaaa
of the .laiqier Sunday acliuol will Kive.-fiiu
v -i 'leave tlila evening, fdi n week'a' trip to WIbkIi., la visltlnu at the W. T. Gordon
Crater Iiiku aud'.iiie Oi-egon eavea.
former Resldeau 'Here
i'Mt. and .uia, tArtnnr Kooinson.
cntertaiiimeiit on the evening, of Aukuhc -". ,""r - """"
2r.th in honor of the young. peo'aXm' L''im" K -"S ."'iK"" '
.!) wini In the t-ont oh t
lift M-
bet w
n the two
JiiKon'a muther.
tho Boriiiturc. the Mti Phhli. nfti'i-
Which the conKiesatton'iNe ijiiiiI with ....
IWjmI heaiU were Mjir by Itev. n" l" r'TT ......m
W--- ofW.,.r, HI.. .Have .rrlv-
Kd Veber. aaniTfirtaf. Kindlv IJaht.- T." ""e. 10 TO u.'vlne le"seH " "Y'"".
oeeomnanied at tlie piano by Inline Mtwu ' 'mer mercnam.
SS-pLlan. rreS"",nt "rWW?
ltea.llnir. Mra. Kmlierlne II. Melton n.oiher have just returned from; a, m-v-
Van tlonvera' ti-lhnle to lr,.i,l.-.il llnr.1. ua'8 v'811 w"n relalivea Uft.lell-
iugr, by C. H. Sedgwii-lc.
dale.
CITY NEWS.
Here from Creawell
Miaa Bertha Ii. .Munnina of f'reawell
wuh in Kugene toduy-on tiURitieas.
home for a few dnya. Mra. Ollie Dillard
and diiug.hter, Misa Delta IMllard wb.i
Iiiim been attending the University of
Oregon auuimer aeaaion, have returned
to ltoise. Idaho, after visiting the (iur
duna and other Kugene friends.
Fail Into Water
Dobie SanderNon, 20, and MinanfMay
liow, 111, fell into the mill nice at the
Aueiiornge with their clothing un while
trying to negotiate the glnnt stride rings
and experienced simie difficulty m set
t ng out, although tJie'y did not dvi wn
much except their clutuing, according to
reports.
Shoe Man New
W. X. Klaus, who lias been connected
u. n - . .. 1 , l . iniir miu inc iiiu ucn.iri incur
Wneei ia ISrOKen-r- nf the Meier frank .l..'m.n.
'Ihe front wheel, of a bicycle parked on I , iortlnnd hecan thia ninminr .iu j
yjPzK"? "."i"" 'J jri:!.?i s i "?-i.SV.smorwi"if
Jftlly department store here, replacing A
reported to police to have been crushtHi
by the automobile of K. E. Morton of
tlranta I'ass this week-end. '
Parka In Zone-
ill to .linker today paid a t2 fine for
parking lu a safety ouc.
I'm City Today
A. J. lledger of the Spencer butte dis
trict waa in the city today on buaineaa.
Boy Breaks Arm , '
Junior Adams, small griindson of Mrs.
'. K. Johnson, broke his arm .vesterdav: McMiirphcy, prominent rugeueuii; were
II. Wilde, who has gone to take a posi
tion in Corvallla.
Licensed to Wed
Albert Mc.Muiphry and Mrs. Alberta
when ho fell over while riding a tricycle
lie and his niolher, Mrs. Oeorge Ailuuis
are here for a while on their way lo t'nl
' itL-ruia from their home In the eiist.
issued a license tw wed by I'ounty Clerk
llryson late Stttlinliiv afternoon. Sir. Mc-
Murphey is a brother of the late Hubert
N. .Mc.MuriWiey. l'nul Kneehind and Ada
Smith of Kugene, anil Floyd N. Ileiser of
Kugene and (irace Sluihaoof Springfield
were also granted licenses. '
Raia Makei Scene-
Red Shirta Displayed ' ' J- K- lla,e- styling himself a scenic
.v r . .... . . . uctitit linu linun nint.fi ..il In IlllKi'llllPM
x'eer aeason opens August .'ii. Already - - . - ( u... n cmi,j-0
i. 1 , ... and hark reminds in the location iusl . an nrace ury aunoay
shir a ..ve."S.,.g reu rth of thn KuWh rt-nlty office at thr J The ...ill race through the city was dry
cinner of Severn), and Willamette street I from the cutoff down in order to allow
VlaKa Loan Mara 'lr I""" wertE.end. , This is a tern- the piuring of concrete on part of the
Oirroll l!ng .liTllolli. Smith of Hal- V"ttr lw",lon- ' ' ,lH:1KrSkT,h,,,Z".rS!1f, ?f "
las sneut the oast week-end here a. I he "" ' rankl.n boulevard bridge, now lln-
home " at f f rX h line his brother Bryson. Ray oa Hike I der const ruotion. It will have to be drain-
home of Lrugn long, his Urotlur. .. Colloty n,,rk BryHou and At- eil nguiu Inter to put in the cofferdam.,
Visit In Salem ttorney U U Kay left today for Oakrlilge i for Ihe central' pier. The swift current
ai.. C....1. a y.i.ii nn.i p.... where thev start a hike iin Saltuun creek. ' (iiused by the lower water level lu hlnm.
...id. ..n.tiii n. .uu.uKn mill .uu r.iiii' . ..... I . . , . ----- -
J returned Sniidny after spending theillM,-v mfiio to come out t ' ihe jungle . ed for a canoes overturning in the up-
week-end in Salem visiting friends. by way of Salt creek. The two will be i tier race with almost serious conseipiene-
. I gone a week, i l.ijl IJ J es. The lowness of the water is also
Rush to Return I , ' said to have roused a bather to break
Itiimcy Hugh, who has been vi.illug 1 " 'f,"" rawr-v j; . ins arm in diving there.
William Ilitlner at Itocknwnv. is .tiect-. " Nellie Mlioit. mom oeen sien
etl to return to Kugene this evening.- ographer (inlhe office of ibe city eng.
A ueer, takaslTuesday her')0"ii.ii as sec
Lloemed to Wed reiary in the office nf the citv lueils.
I wear , ltichnrds of l;iHi Onyx and. , n-
M. t'elia Kosscr of i:irl Thirteenth ave- Alaskans Arrive Here-i- T It '. .
nue east have been licensed to wed. Mr. and Mra. t I). Snrrer!flt Craig.
First Fire Violation
Reported In Cascades
(let Dance Hill Permlt-
MHWer(fll Lra.g. Viral vi..lll,.n ,.,r. k..iij!
AI..L-. ..rivJ li.i ..t..' 1., "...v., ". . . " """K
;--' i n-Kiiiaiions 10 oe reported to headoiiart-
snend some lime here on i visit the ors .,,, froln ,h n..i .
i rusieea ot .Mapie louge, i. i. u. f. nome or ,lr. ami .Mrs. ,peo er, ins i, th(, -.. .:, Vr- ,: V
hall lioenm.
VAUGHAN
A'aughan, August 10. Mra. Bowderj-
raaiie a Diisinesa trip to eueta Friday
night.
Mi- N'ondye Drawer mled on Sadie
anil Ida l'ettit Thursday evening.
Mra. K. A. Snellstroin ia spending a
lew oaya at loe coast.
I land after visiting liiruf le'tll frirnds
laie last weea. Jl
Vaeatlnna In Portlaaii
Mrs. Pick Sulflow of the K. P. Sim- leave for Hildw.tl 1
n.onn niiany office force is spending a Mrs. K. . Hignell and son Sum, and
week'a vacation now in IVrtltuid. : , daughters, Kleanor and Mabel of 1 jn-
-ioln. NeS a-ho have been visiting here
T Mother's Home ' for the ast few weeks, ejnevt to leave
Mr. and Mra. Krank Hughes of Salem on the return trip Tuesday. Thev have
are here today 'Visiting Mrs. llughea' been guests at the Sam Mo..hcv borne. ,
mother, Mrs. Mary linker of SeventA
and Washington. . i Automobile Recovered , '
I The Hudson super-six belonging to Mr.
Garage Permitted "Kile, a merchant of Cuttaiu Urtrve. has
A three-stall 1W0 garage "at 10(10 been rei-overed al I'asco Itobles, Qal..
''me tor r.imer eitoocrt ilescrlhetl in a anil two men in it. werearresii. nuconl
jiveil.ov snm-nt. yuckeis.
waj W'l'titi "'IViiiidnT ilit
building permit fileilly the clty0building lug to third receive
inspector today. a 4lie,-ririlne - waj
: -5r -'- -- wae-t.e.- .
On Vacation TfipA-
sir. and J. I
William Club aud Klimbeth Mcintosh
Mr. and Ms. J. Harold Iterrien .n.4 al T"rJn"li.o . " VTl
-M rs.o (. . rK 1 routuan
last week. It Is learneil from A. T. Mos-
es cniel clerk.
Hillings planned for thia month, as
shown by permits Issued here during the
past f. w days at the Cascade office, in
clude those to W. S. Sinclair. (MM Four
teenth avenue east, for the McKenzie
south fork; I U Kay. 1029 Nlneteenih
avenue east, for Salmon creek. Waldo
and (.old lakes; A. C. Shroeder. 570
Nineteenth avemte west, for Foiev
springs; Klmer Hnrlow of route B.-for
Crescent lake. .1. U Dillard. 13511 Pat
terson street, for Ihe same region..
Seeks Inforiliatian On
-.Willed .chofX Jobs
f JrboVilePn. coeAy ,ch,.,l. unua.'fc, asl UV.
... .. .
complete information regnrding teaching
pcsitions in Lane county, if a plan he
has just established proves Hiiccessful.
He batt mailed reirdesta to nil of the 100
active school boards in the county, ask
ing them to fill in an addressed post
card he encloses, giving the situation in
their district. This will help both school
districts and tbe teachers who have as
yet . not. found berths for next yenr.
Moore believes. Districts so far unfilled
will be put in touch witli applicants,
ninny of whom have written from, as fai
ns ihe middle west, mountain states.
Washington aud Oregon points to seek
positions. Districts that have secured
their teachers for tlie year will then
have sent in the required information to
the superintendent.
ASPIRIN
Say "Bayer" and Insf
Coos Bay "Dokkies
On Way to Portland
Coos bay "Dokkies," 25 autoniobilea
atrong, passed through. Kugene in noisy
curavan shortly before 8 o'clock this
morning for Portland to attend the na
tional convention held there this week.
The Coos bay division -of this pin
ground of the Knights of Pytliiue ia call
ed the Mngi club. Prominent residents of
till coast county are included on its rolls. I
r.ncli car. wtien it proceeded through
the city,- kept its horn giHng continuous,
ly to let the world know that Coos coun
ty Is wide awake early in the morning. . .
isTAnsTics ..:
DIED
STAM At Springfield hospital. Sunday.
August 12, 11I23. Betlv May. threi
months old dutigliler of 'Mr. and Mra.
I W. Slum of near Springfield. The
funeral was held this morning at the
Church of C d in Kugene, Mrs. llisconer
conducting, and interment took place in
Laurel Hill cemetery. The Wiilker chapel
was in charge.
r In
HOFFMAN At Sprinixfield hospital.
Sunday. August 12, W23. Miles Joseph
Hoffman, at the age of 77 years. Fu
neral services have been arranged
through the Whlker undertaking estab
lishment to be held Tuesday at 11 in
the laurel Hill cemetery, oilier details
of survivors, are not known except that
there is a half.brothrr.
for
tcfleatl
Keep Johnaon'a Baby Powder
at band to relieve it. You want
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