Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 13, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4" 'i f I if; a- i ; !' Pago Two" THE E U OE HJB J ThmsJayjEvening, Mai-qli 13, 1934 The Night! 1WAIT! now .J1'-: v-i'' PLAYINOl Popularity Brings , It Back Return Showing by . Public Demand - , TODAY,. c NOTE? -REGULAR .' PRICES ' Matinee -20c Night - - 30c Children.' .c 0Gr Elinor Glyn A PICTURE OP PA"SSION " ' ' CcMeGriffith Frank Mqyo ; Elinor Olyn's most ; startling sen- gfttioii a story of love iinpusfrion-: ' etl and overwhelming. . SELECTED COMEDY ROSNER - ' v oft -the ,. i ORGAN COMING! ; TOMORROW! Oregon's Own Author ; EDISON, MARSHALL Most Popular Novel "THE SNOWSHOE TRAIL" n. LANE SPORTSMEN TO MEET FRIDAY ' Consideration of a. membership cam paign and a disenstdon of several other 1 matter 01 Interest to sportsmen win ve uau nf 1, iiMMttinv nf . t ha T t O County . Sportsmen's association Friday' evening, at toe vuainoer or. commerce tOOUlS. --'.''" -' : ' ', Members interested ' in casting nave nuked that a platform be built over the , ...in aunna anul an tK.it both fly and butt canting practice could tie successfully curriea on. A. rj. tturgn duff, u flv casting expert, and Mr. Sic Farlund, a bait casting authority, will be, Bought to coiue from 1'ortlsnd to give n few, pointers to the ambitious, muter here. ;'1 '-- The 'plant' for canting practice are in line nun cue coming national riy ana bait canting tournament to be held here in September, j ; 1 - r f - t Members of the Sportsmen's assoeia tion will also decide on the proposal to send a five-man iteiiin to the stutc trap khoot at Pendleton during .the week of May 0 L '- r ' 1 ur--J Theatres THURSDAY CASTUir-'fWed.': Piper Mn- ter. ' .. it -.. : . . I3LI1VOR GtYNNH STORY OK IX DAVS" pLAVS AT REX Elrndr -Glynn hkn written an unusual and most hbnorbltiK ucrn tory In -Six T)w'1 which Is play in ff today only at th' Rcx. Tit-1 characters are feympa: thotlc and vtvMly " portrayed: photo- Kraphy by John Moncall Is everywhere imtlnineterv and - In - many inntancea touches the h Ik heat pictorial beauty. - f corinne urinun neana tne cam an LaHne Kltiton. a younff American girt I engaged to sir diaries cuetwyn. a wealthy EnfrllHhman: Prank Mayo Is xeaturea witn miss-urnuiu in in roie j of Dion- Jjcille. the lover. v- 1 IT.ntra trnrl in Hli . niiarlca r lAfwi'n n-f- tho behest of her mother for financial' and social reasons, the young American girl. Valine. Iomcs her .heart to. Dion Iealle. son t a famous actress appear ing In Paris. They are Imprisoned. aiong wun a priest who acieu us ineif j irtildf1. in a (remmn diiRout which col- lupneH when a secret mine Is exploded f by touching uerman neimec facing Aeath. tho loveri ars . married by. the. prltst . 1 " MOTHER!. Child's Best , laxative is "California Fig ?Symp" Tongue Shows if Bilious, Constipated Hwr Mother! Evon n trettut. SeoTlsb. child loves die . pleasant ; Uste of ''California Fig Syrup" and ; ft,nVBf rafla to opon th bowols. A taponful today may provont H lick child tomorrow. . , Ak youl" druggisi for genuinn 1 'California lg Syrup" which lins I directions for babies and children of B igea printed on bnttlo. Motlur! , Tou must, aay . Callfornlii" or 'you v! PH,Wt wr. Imitation ..fig syrup.. n,."Ti,:'i 'iff I !i ! EdYourCorns ThUCorn' ; Remedy -. .. I i Guarnntecd TM fM4(, Mhtm W M tn C4tmt Iw. ' W d aln shMt ol uy Oihii eW. Try h. 'fcwlr arvly t thm drop, te any com w , oa. , la t Biaatn all pain ill aa " 0kw4 cnmpWlrty. Soon yoa ran Pf ttw n at calkNt rtit ol wth rour anitn, rant . aM aC. CoM ktit a trifc. SaHstKlonr as feat aasianiiiil ita ynvr cora nc monry btra. S. lawitM Co Catena. , tjoUknmriwn. ' "GU-ItM Is told in thls .-lty by Y. A. uyteiMaii, tnp. The Camels Are itV PERIOD OF USEFULNESS NOW STEADILY INCREASING , By 8 yV. STRAUS, President American , Society , ' Thrift . IT IS good thrift aot only to make the most of one's time, but to stretch, one years of UBeftfl uc i . . ..f.-.a.. . tlviiy ,-. to Die i i ., t.'K 4n . .. gtrvatcst . po ilhle apsn. ; -' ... lindoulilfly the p o p u.l n r . viewpoint -i n loiiRiivlty - la chatiKlng. ' I he average tniin Is. not oonslcl ured '"tnronnh ' at as early su ago as was tha rasa ... iwq or three , genera tions ago. r. -i . . Mosfot the generals In the Civil War wora nn. .ler 46 i In the World Wnr the lirlt lull generals Teraged lVS.II years of k The French avorage waa 60.S ypflYs. ", The -average age -o? those Vhn ant at the Peace Conference In t'arla In llt was 63. .. . t;, . '.' One of New York'a active tlnaa-. olera , today waa an ' advlaer of Abraham. Lincoln. ' A great, and useful t induatrtaj , leader In , thl 1 conntry a wldwuy between and 80. 'An ncllve and honored leader of .organised l(or la foar years beyond lk Hotted' three score and ten, ., ' ; ' v t ' ' One of the most , profound mem bers of 'the. legal 'profession In America la Bearing SO. , Cut IW eat lafentor. lt eeral years be yond 'toll tttti tnllestone. An ac tive, forceful leader In educational tbougtit Is nearlng ninety, v A New York-newspaper. recent.)'? gave the average age ot-IU work ing era ft as 47, wlta sli meabera ' f between 6 en 70 and three past j TO.- One was Mill doing hit day's '! ' work at 7. - .' Yet Journalism ta '! popularly ' considered . a yonng man' profession. . r..V ,.-.-"One might travel every walk ol life and And those at helr plaeea otduty -who are beyond the Bibli cal limitation, -j;' '(. : The recent, icath of President Wilson waa-.alyersllj .regarded a untimely the , tcault of ab normal responsibilities during tha War rather than the natural wear ing out of the machine. ' i . It la an Jospirlag thought tbal we are teaming aaore aad more tc give a inn appraisal to the valuei that come only from' long eiperl once. And i these valuations con tiuue to 3nd their rightful levela the universal Incentive to proloni one's 'years ot asefol activity U ooTreapondlngly stimulated, ' " , Each year Uist can be added to the- period . of usefulness to oni self and to others Increases thi , sum total of hnniaD happiness an( . accomplishment. ' " J' ' 1 -f-,' THOMAS M Elf 111 AN STAHHINO IN I "I'lKO nrn. .HAj,unu," VAin'i,n. 10 oft h TftrttBRton evened a keen In- bsrest In the filming of his story. "Pled; Piper Malotin written ' especially for . Thomas Melghan. the star of the Para- i inuimt nlcture.at tho Casllo today It1 day nnll Saturday ;Ho was 'on the "Sots'' duMng -the filming of u greater patt of the scenemfor -the story. - r . Although sevufraf of Mr. TnrkHrgton s novels have been put Into picture form, this- is tte first one he - has written originally Yor the screen and' the first one he has actually had a working part In. - "Pled Pljer ,MaIone" la a tale of the New KiiKlMnd flhtiilnff town otOKtpoTt. It Is u santitman H romance, i iioUt3Vll Hon Is leading woman and othctrn ln.t)te aupportWyg Qairt are equally prominent." Ail critics have :oinwicu that, oar1 .'Mill New Merchandise Arriving Daily New Ware always awake. to the fact that every cusj DRY GOODS DEPT. : iji r Ginghams 32c j -s K ,32-in. Toil de Nord Giugham. Very .attractive patterns in checks and . plain :cbIort. !. j :y ' " 'Ratine 98c to $1.25 36;inch. Batine in.plaids.andrplain colors iht these' low prices.' : " -, Storm Serge 85c to 98c 36-inch Stortii Serge n blue, "black, red, purple and brown. Good grade . at a wonderful low'jrice.' 1 i Cretonnes 19c to 35c 32:in. Cretonnes in the most beau--ififul patterns. . Big assortment to ghoose. from ' Draperies 39c to 75c ;.36-uieh. . PraperieSi,' exceptional' . .gvjod value's. y ..', ;; ; Percales 19c to 25c 36-in. Percales, wide assortment to choose fromj in '-the best -brand. ; r. Muslin 15c to 20c V 36-in. Bleached . and .Unbleached Muslin, dobd graded " - y Sheeting 69c . , 94 Bleached '' Sheeting, extra heavy grade' Regular '. 75c ( value. ;::-' Sheeting 49c 59-Hi.'. Unbkached . Sheeting, good .grade: !?;'V 7;'; :. : Pillow Tubing 45c ' ; J:45-jirl. Pillow Tubing, ,grac1: ,,. , Regular 49c Value.' ; '' '"""; MEN'S DEPARTMENT j 4 $2.25 x;,-; Men's "Whip Cprd Pants," extra heavy weight, well made. ..'p, -$1.85 to $2.45 -. ;:v:-: Men's Khaki Pants, medium and heavy grade. Extra, good wearing quality; , i ' '' ' 1 ' u '$1.98 , y . ,,: Jklen's cottonade Work. Pants. ) - $3.50 to $7.85 Men '8 Wool Dress Pants, in plain color and pencil stripci Extra good values. -v; '.'' 1;V ' '; $4.50 to $4.95 :-Y'':J will buy a regular $6.50 value Vor I lour Hat. , , i . . .. Dress Shoes $4.95 iMeu'3 Black or Brown Dress Shoes in kid or -calf , upper,, good wear nig sole. Very neat in appearance. Shoes $3.45 to $3.98 Men's Dress Shoes in ' black or browi box - toe, -rubber heel, good wearing sole. -'-' - - . ... Work Shoes' $4.50 Men's ; Black Chrome . Leather Work Shoes.-v Extra !'good .'heavy sole. Made tor tne ronchoEt wear. Pacs $9.50 Men's 16-in. Reliance Pacs, good soft ' upper, ,; ' extra ' heavy : :: sole, jeathep'-or rubber heel. " ; :' v C; J. Breier Co. .605.609, Willamette St j ' Across from P. 0. . , ' WOMENS DEPT. -:, - ."':$4.95 ' " : Ladies' Brown Suede One or TwJ Strap Pumps in medium, low 01 f ms'i -UVVI. iieguiar, w.w values. $2.98 to $4.95 Ladies' Satin Pumps, one. or two straps.i medinni- or high heel. BuJ i.aeij ucie .(, "jUig saving. $3.95 to $4.95 A big assortment of Ladies' Sum pie Pumps and Oxfords; all styles 11 .... ft ' v I i . -. 1 oizes run irom vsi to u. only. $2.98 to $3.98- Ladies' Patent Leather Oiie-Stra'J i uiupa, ,iuw. or tufuitiqi neei. .$7.50 and $8.50 Ladies' 16-in. Pacs, extra fine sofl upper, medi am heavy flex ible . sole Made of the best wcfiring material Aprons $1.98 , Ladies' Black Sateen Aprons,, ver neatly trj.ln'med,' :Yoiu' best buy in . A ' ' '" ' - "' ' ' ' '" : ipruiia. ' - ,... --. ... ., - r . , ; Corsets 98c to $2.45 Princess Double Life Corsets. Gea them now at, these low prices. Window Shades 69c 36-in. j-Window. Shades., Regular 85c values. . ' ' .' ,, " : ' Table Oil Cloths 85c Novelty;. Oilcloth . Table ClothsJ ready for use. Size 50x50. ! Silk Crepe $1.75 36-in. Silk Ci:epe. jn .blue, tan and orange. Regular $2.2o value. OREGON i PRO(fcAIMsTyARES IN CHICAGO ' ' ',....'..-'' ''"' "''; . ", Chamber Points Out Advantages To Easterners Cbiciiito,' Maroli Oregon hilN invadi 38: The stnc of led t hici iciiito. turnr.ifh us -sciire;. rnnuiDer or commerce to pro- none.. "Iied riper. Malone-f' Is the great . ;A fn.?... nn." " ,' ' , ", est of .11 Thomas M.ihan, fine plptW-es. I S' -VhiSh was held nt tho Hotel . . ' IiSSalle. wns 'to cull the attention of the PV!;!..?J JlVi Ji r"roadg t0 lh .-- advantages 7 rpM.nU) veahs- lh, northwest for , tourists.. Moving ! .: t I - " . " I pKtures, -souvenirs and talks were used One of the most Interesting bits of to Illustrate the point. A luncheon was psycholoRy In tho theatre Is that bo-, served to the chamber .of commerce and hind ths 'in.Nrtinh ihnt It look flhnn. Kuents at noon, 4he entire uienn beinir hiliiK 'Pollock ten years to write "The composed of- Oregon products including M:....V t I.. n.l..nl. nl.nLnJ ..l..K ..r. ll J IliHIN IVIIKIIHn. iiiilf (ll.y v "liiwn ,nitnvu nt.nn.u. Is In existence beonuse Mr. rollock Firms represented in the chnniln-r of couldn't holp It. 1 1 .' I . . ' 1 . .'. ., ' ,' ; . ' , " ;' "." Yo i know, a play, begins with n "- , , ., ,, Idea," says Mri rollock. "Well, the' Idea ' second team. to 3, In six Innings, for 'The K-oor csme (o mc tVn y,.re Manager Cobb says he cxpec s Cole, ago tt seemed so daring an undeMak- , VZ Jlll.VtZl JUB B" intr that I nut It astrte." Also. I 'knew ' '"" nMrlors this year.,, I waan t ready re write U, The. re- ' ' ' currenth'. as 1 finished one Way' and 'ew Orleans, 1. Manager 'Miller dug Into my tlmnght for another, tho Jlugglna today predicted the Yunkee Idea for 'The Pool' earn back nerslst- ,"flv star" pitching staff would Win ss ently. ft was like flldney lnler's de- games in the American league this sea acrlptlon of the 'little green leaves' son. and that two youngsters, Voettger which would not 'let Mm alone In. his and ripgras, should bring the total, up sleep". ' Tho tdoa embodied In this piny to 106.. v ' " would notlet me alone' even In myl , ' , - -'-' sleep. .'.-.- ,. r ' .1 . Surnsotn, Fla. The' weather having ' ''When-1 had finished 'Roads f tips-1 moderated, John MeGraw today ordered tiny.' tho idea embodied In 'The fool' his entire squad of Cilnnts out for a was' so aotlve I -could . no longer' deny j practice game of six Innings. ? ' It place niid power I dlscussel it with j Sheiloy Hull.- He wan enthusiastic. But I San Antonio, Tox.--Foiir ned Sox beforo I got down to transcribing it, players were released to the San An Kliolloy Hull had left tills -world, and tonlo Bears. .'They were. Pllohera Cer after that my Interest flagged a little, ence' iiletlien, Dewey: Marshall: tnfield lit fac, 1 believed I had entirely given ,er Krank Kuller and Kwcll Cross, up the Idea of -doing tt, and went toi.' ' i 1 '"' work on The Sign on the Door'. As nnurnn'g WoaltVi Tatimntjwi soon as that play was produced ..'The-; Vre0n S WeaiUl CSUmatea 1'O'jl' cams hack and sat on my mental doorstep. It will - be shown at the Itolllg In Euitono next Tuesday. - -' 't ". n '. ." '!' cummeree were . the- Altoona . lacking company, Bend CommercinI club, Baker count',' DiUIhs; Wasco county, Klamath country, Astorlu, Jledford, Ilillsboro nnd Asiiland chambers of commerce, lower Columbia dairymen,-. Hood River apple growers -association. Libby, Washington county fruit and vegetable growers association. Woods In dian village of Tortland and numerous other enterprises. , ' This afternoon a conference wss at tended by trsffic managers and advertis ing managers of 22 of the principal r.'f ronils of the country. Six Draw Fines In Police Court Six fines were meted in police court this morning, one for speeding across a street Intersection, and tho other five for parking cars without light after dark, f ' ; K. Wilson 'vWM $." for crossing a street intersection witli his car nt more than 11! miles -an hour. - Frank Aldrich. Ip Uotinov. IT .T Jibby McNeil and I Bringle, M. 11. EllKWorth and C, 1 iirown were fined 2 each for puking their .cars without lights lifter dark. By Bureau Of Commerce At Training Camps WStshlnitlnn. March 15. The depart- merit '-of commerce snnounccs. for the stste'of th-egnn. Its prenmincry estimate Of the vshte, IVcerober Mt, 1022. of the principal forms' of wealth, the total aimimitlng to $.'l,4lfM.M,tsJ0, ns compar ed, with -J.O.'W.asi,(S)0 in 1012. en in icreSKp of llS.'t no. renf. IVe onnltn ts'.. .. Puna Rubles, Cal.- BIlV McKochnlo m-a increased from 2,781 to J4.1SJ, or thinks so well of ills ysnnlgsns after MA percent. r ' 4-osterday's game, when tlo youngstnrsa , All .clsiises nf proerly inercSscd In again defeated the regulars, 6 to D, thalitslue from 41)12 te 1022. The eslimsled he says bo might accoinpauy them to. value f taxed real propertv and.im Man Jose next Sunday. ... prnvements Increased from Us2,"S2,- !-, tt 1 rr ,...'.' IMNMo t,720,:W7.V1 or (12.7 per Tenlj lAS-shnrg, Pla.-frh Plilllles were:exe"iapt real wois-rf fexeklsiyil bf Crst prlmrd today tr shew their atuff In an e"r Ijtke National tosrk) ,'1Voirl'ttWSl2. exhlhltlon gam with the Wrookton Wn t JSWlO.lM.fiOO.' e2f7Jt per ceni; I'o.lgorn. at Clearwater. Jt will be the Hee stock from f74.ai3.faj).'itfi' $J.17B, l'hlllles' first opportunity of meeting 000. or 1.1 per rent: fnrm"hpremems with curve ball Vllchliig. ... and machinerr Tna 914,M.VflnO tn ' ' ' "' ' I. '2.l2,0"t. p .. isr.ejul: maniifaclar- i Mnntgemery, Ala. Cold wrslher that lug 'irmeliir, 'reM. fmplements .. irr. ninvKn ,tn,-i,- irninra irom iroin -v. ltwtssj st.w.n.issr. cr coatlnued today to dlaoommoil. the 110.5-per cent: snd rsiltosds nd their Mack men; Hut tbe twirling f Harris emiipIr,ent from 2Kl,O02.nO0 to bus warmed the neart of Connie Msck. o:2 m) or ,.M T pJr rrivately own- Wlnt.rha.en. Kl.-.venreen Sox T. lr"n:r"',',..nl!""m ?T?r?rl?.W?..b-?""?,!:'ln value from M45.747.0tM '1R4.070. ; rrij;; ."ir..:;7. nuj7' . 7:; . " v cem: ad toks of ... ... .... .. -. ..-lu,i VAh.MlAi .. I".'' .,'.".....,. representvCorresnonding increases in tbe quantity of wealth. 'ITip entiniatcd values of told nnd sil ver coin snd bullion, the Vessels of .the navy, and privately owned waterworks will appear only In totals for the United States -.- Steamer Takes Ten Off Wrecked Vessel '' Norfolk. Vs., March 13. Maritime au thorities today awaited word from the Norwegian steamer Cissy with ten sur vivors' mboard from, the Ward line freighter Santiago, .that foundered in the Atlantic storm,. with the nrobnhle loss of 25 men, sixty miles South of t-'npe tlntteras. early yesterday. The Santiago, with a cargo of sugar, was enronte from Marsnxas. Cuba, to New York. She carried a crew of II." men. The ten survivors were picked up in a life boat by the Cissy. ' JB . ... ' ' S. f.- OLYMPICS PRAISED ' Kansas City, Mo., March 111. Right survivors of tho national A. A. T. has. l'.etball toiirnsment will plsy in the third round here tonight. The decisive defeat which the Olympics of Sun Frsnclm-o banded to the Ijes'-ocks of St. Lonis yes terday gave tile coast tesm considerable ' prestige here. j , TnE POSTOFKICB is across the street from the Kenyon Tire Agency Chamberlain, .10 W 6lh. . tf EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO. of New" York? Phone 1107-Y." Sec Robert .W. Earl or Don't Neglect ' Your 7,: Kidneys! :;; 'fwrv K.i, n.W.j.'i Are you miserable wfth an Aching back? Get up lame and stiff; drag around ' tired, weak and depressed? Then you should help your kidneys. Backache is often the first sign of weakening- kidneys. Neglected, there's danger of serious kidney sickness. Don't wait! Use DoaB's Pills a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. Donn's have helped thous ands. Are endorsed here at home. Ask your neighbor' Here's a Eugene Case: H. H. McDowell, farmer.' 906 Fourth Ave, W., says: "1 had kid ney complaint and Bpells with my back when I .could hardly get up after i was down. The least move made me suffer. : Donn's mis help ed m wonderfully and 1 felt strong er and better in every way." WOMEN! READ DOAN'S PKS STIMULANT DIl'RETIC VSV KIDNEYS roster MdbarnCo.HlifChDiirlalo.NY Nt. IVtershurg tor exhibitions with the uieuts, Cardinals and Braves. "eassasaejjMsnssBSMsssss T aUARD SUBeMIBCM e If year paper la met delivered ..by 8 o'clock atsry nlgkt pleaae s s i mi aaawss la w two before 7wO P. M. Deliveriea wiU be made from the office up to that time. good, vehicles other then motor, fnrni- iture. snd clothing, from $.102,041,000 to J-M0.1K4 000. or 7N.3 per ceat. No com- AVnlon." Cstalina Island. .. Cal. The l""n is possible for the value of motor Oihs may soon land a short. I op in , I vehicles, which was estimated in 1022 big trade, sccordlHg to training canip KO-t3.0lO. beewse o separate esti ennrtM. mil Kiuifer .1 ill ennreoni. i hM ' mare wss made In 1012. in looking these estimate tae oeparr meul followed in genersl the methods emntoved in umkini the"! li(nnt for Tampa. Kla. Manager Harris ltlayLiOI2, thnngh'lt is belieretT UsfUn om- derided to carry ten pitchers on thelresfteds the work of 1023 has been more wasiuugton statt tins season, t our ol, thorough. It should be boras ju jumd that hrsi iissrirHie -rookies. ..vasy-asesii 1 1 s mi a timtmi mm large extent doe to the rise in prices Aligns, in in ursi prnriiee .hieh h., taken i s,-e in leent rears, proMeni of filling that position to his Satisfaction, Beware I Not all Package Dyes re ."Diamond Dye ffiamondDyes Always ask for "Diamond Dves" and If you don't see the nsme "Dia mond Dyts" on the package refuse it hand it back! Kar-h 15-ceat package of "Diamond Dyes" contains directions so simple any woman can dye fir tint skirts, 1 dresses, waists, sweaters, stockings, ! ViMlWiiliL coatv draperies, covatngai everything new. even tt shebasi iipvit dyed bofnrv. Chomp nnv nil- i CLARINET AND SAXAPH0NE LESSONS u 1 WAYNE HEADLEr " ' 693 Willamette. - Phone 443 Calapooya Springs Hotel and Sanatarium A acllgktfol place te take the ret ewre. e treat chorale disease. rneamsll.m. kidney Iron Mr. ee klgk kloml presanre, aad give salt glow, massage, electric light, sad hot mistral ltths,.tatlnt.e. wry nit nn at wepsiMSsw1 game "f the sensi.n, the regulars beat ,) , (Br ,h, j, thr , ,in-v do n..tor ,lru "loro. Ilefuso substitutes: ASPI1 Beware of Imitatio TTnlpftti Ton or the "Barer Crl package or on tablets you are not! the genuine Bayer Aspirin prof by millions and prescribed by phi over twenty-three years tor ; Colds , . Heoaacucs , Toothache " Lumbago Neuritis ,' RbeumntiB Neuralgia V Rain, Paia. Accept '"Bayer Tablets f ' onW. lOnch unbroken package i proven directloD-I, Handy boxe( ol tablets cost few cents. Druffn sell bottlca'-of, 24 snd 100. As the trade mark of Bayer Manila Monoaceticacidester of SaucylJ? r.vmvmi HOUSE Si 20 In. wide by 26 In. ntgn. j different sires In sto-k for Vi .... 'k,-i.. iinu.e ear snipnieni. v . . .., 3 ini-bj- 10 in.. lth glass, -J kind recommended by ' u, i..n MtrtfrFfflHtt SUlla BREAKFAST NOOK and other built-in "'"'"f.fJ knock down direct from the.j you. 'ptenu iiri . n m log giving complete line of " lams mlllwork ..Jd J'"ur" 1 home and farm, Wok on P l rr.rtntf en- nen-i reninrnMuiu v..- - : Ible leonlng Boards. J I O.B.- Williams Sash and Dod Largest Mill ItlTTTX 1"