Monday Evening, January f yi:,
Pngo Six
THE EUGENE GUARD
S WASHINGTON. .Ian. OW
1 j With the cry in olher ritieH for yoiin
S blood, C'liirtt Griffith, proud pmntiPiu
'I vt a world's eliumiHouHhip baseball
dub, nuxioua to hold his ten in at tla
top Itoa thrown Mil precedent to the
Jfl winds nud injected into his lineup A
spnnkliiiff ut tried cetera no for th
; ID-' 5 caiuiiuiii.
i .Miinusr SianIi- Harriit will ink
'I to Tuinim for HpiiiiK tiaiuing, u pitcii.
,1 ing stutf wliutft iiiinniituyH huvu been
! for years fumiliur figures on major
, It'Jgutf fichU. In audition to Waiter
(' Jouusou, tue mound crew wdl include
George .MogridKe und 'ioni .uvlmry,
last year's ouiupuy uulwurlix; Duicji
;i Itueloer, obtained from liioowkly;
'; Stanley Coveieskie, bought from
( Cleveland; Venn tireKK. thu vctr.-in
from Henttlo; Fred -Marberry, brii
E limit relief liurler lust year; I'urk'y
: Kuether, obtained from lirouklyn;
lieusou liiilllicnrt, 11. Hussell, un
:.i other relief pitcher, Kellly, a recruit,
v, James iJc.Nainara, obtained from
'j Wichita, Km., nt a fancy price and
:t several other youngaters.
The club, according to Griffith and!
I . Harris has been greatly bolstered in
5 reserve strength. psknens in th.s
respect almost lost the world's ser
,1 , ies for the team and immediatelly aft
f tr the cJinmpionahip they began ct
' forts to build up machine which
would run more smoothly In the face
S f of Injuries,
$ ' XHke McNnlly. former Yankee, sub
' stiiute inf. elder, r.s obtained in i
.- deal with the Boston Hed Sox ir
which Third Buseman I'rothro was
'I sent to Boston. Spencer Adams, a la
j c.ftc coast league ahortstop. a. so
; was bought. Thes two, with Judge,
Harris, Teckmpaugh, Biuege and
Shirley will make tip the infield digl-
I In the outfield Kicc, Gostln. Mc-
I Neely, MatlJiews, Canyie, lending
1 Southern association hitter last sea
: son; Leibold and Klilnehart, a South
Atlantic league recruit, are available.
Hiee and (ioslin will have uo trouble
holding their jobstut McNeely L vt-
pected to hare a hot right, despite his
) great work of Inst season and hi
$M,000 hit that won the lnt game
the world's series.
T
PARIS, Jan. 10. UP) Formal
complaint against Johnny Dundee anil
Ilia manager, Jimmy Johnston, for
failtiro to carry out tiie Dundce-llre-tonnel
fight which was to bnve been
held here January 27, nna Veen lodged
with tho French lloxing federation by
l'romoter II oyer and in addition a unit
for 75,000 francs damages waa filvil
today in tho French civil couna
against both tho fighter aud bia limn-,
ager.
Tho "nffairo Dundee" ns it i
kaovvn here, Is attracting much inter
est lu sporting circles. The promote!!
decided to file tiie auit and complaint
against Dundee and his adviser only
after they had received a wlrcle
from the captain of the liner Paris,
20 hours out of Plymouth, bound for
New York, saying that Dundee was
nbonrd. There wua also a message
from, Johnny himself saying ho wna
sorry Hint illness In his family made
It imperative for him to return to tho
United Htatea, but that he would
come buck to fight llretonnel or any
body else.
Tiie French promoters nro espec
Inlly bittpr because on Friday, they
claim. Johnny was going through the
motions of training for his llretnnii"!
fight and protesting that he intended
to go on -with the contest as a: ing
ed, while at the same time he hnd In
his pockets the steamship tickota for
New York, whioli, nccording to the
records of a steamship agency, hud
been purchased Thursday.
"Johnny will pay through the noe
fur this disappearing stunt" said Pro
moter Hoyer. "I knew lie was reputed
for fast footwork, but this jumping
clear nut of France is too much eveo
from Mumping Johnny.'"
Hoyer displayed n contract which
was signed December "4 by ".Isme
Johnston for Johnny Dundee." ami
which nlso bore Johnny's own sig
nature. Hoyer nlso showed Ills own
receipt for 'J(MKX) mines deposited
with the French liming federation
January T. as a forfeit. The contra"t
calls for Dundee to receive i:i,"r0,
,,or 'i0 per cent of the gate.
flty Tlio Assuciuted Press)
Johnny Ihindee sniled from Purlt
for New York leaving a mntrh sche
duled with Fred Uretmiiud for Jan
uary li7, and M. Hover, promnh'i,
States he would di'mitud Ihindop's din
niinlifit'iitliiii by the Interiiritionul
ItoxinK union.
Tex Kicknrd fnid he thntiK"t .Inhn
py I)undee wss returning to New
Weman
BROMG QUININE
A Safo and Proven Remedy
for Colds, Grip and Influenza.
The First and Original
Look for this
Signature
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York to claim the lightweight chaul
pioDRbip. For the first time in the history of
athletic relatio.na between University
of Washington and tiie University of
California, a wrestling meet has boen
scheduled for March I'O between the
two institutions.
Coach F.nnoh Iingshnw announced
today that spring football practice for
University of Washington grluders
was to, start March 80.
MOVING
PICTURES
IIKILKj Ackernuin and liar
ris vaudeville.
KKX Hetty Co nip ion in "The
,Oniden of Weeds."
CASTLE Helen C'hadwlck In
"Her Own Free Will."
Premier tn theater Interest today is
the home-coming of Itobert V. llnins
worlh, who returns to the lie tho
utcr from a two y cur's succestrful eu
KiiKement in Los Anjo'lcs uud Holly
wood. Mr. lluinsworih hus nrrauged
a specinl rendition of Itoatmil's popu
lur overture, "William Tell," as his
homc-cominic speciality. Jti addition,
Miss Johnnnn Juines will be featured
in a mtixlml prolog. Hhe, will sing
"When Vou Look in the Heart of a
Hose." Tho motion picture attraction
is "A Itose in the Garden of Weeds."
At the Heilig is tho varied program
of the Ackernuin and Harris vuudo
villa circuit.
At the L'nntle is Helen Chadwick In
"Her Own Free Will." a motion pic
ture attraction.
JACK BRITTON ARRIVES
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. It). Jack
Brit ton, former world's welterweight
boxing champion, is here toduy pre
paring for a ten round bout next
Tnurnd.iy night with Jr.xy Tanner of
St. Paul. Another ten round affair
will bo between Hilly (Jardcau aud
(Irorge McOonuick, Spokane welter
weight. I JUNCTION CITY
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JUNCTION CITY, Jan. IT. (Spe
cial). The annual election of offi
cios of the First National bank wns
held TiKsday. The old officers were
all re-elected. They are: W. C. Wash,
borne, president; C. It, Waslibiirne
and It, A. Wathhiirne, vice-presidems
ami F. W. Morehcnd. ciinhier. The
hsnk directors are Hans Wild, J. P.
Mlllioio. II. A., W. C. and C. II.
WsHlilnirne.
Mist Amelia Wnsliay of Sprinsflol I,
Muss., nnil her aisters, Mrs. J. II.
Cold and Grip Tablet
on the Box.
30o.
art
Up To the Tragedy
Douglas and Mrs. Frank Needham
and daughter Estiier of Kugeue ve
iled Tuesday at the home of their
cousin, Mrs. Bruce O. liesn.
The Odd Fellows aud itebekahs of
Junction will hold a joint installation
of the new officers Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Phillips motor
ed down from Duusmiur, Cul., the
first of tbe week nud are visitiug Mra.
Philip's father, Urn ml pa Itichardson;
her brother, lien, and sister, Mra. J.
H. Kccelston.
Baker McCormick from. North
Bend is here visiting his fatiicr-iu-luw,
George Johnson.
Mrs. Ueoe Miller of Portlsnd it
hero for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. L. U. llrooks. .
August Detmerlng Is clerking In the
Cash uud Carry while -Mrs. Stearua ia
on the sick list. Chas. Montgomery
is working in the meat market.
Quite a number of Woodmen of
the World aud their families gathered
at the Danisb ball for the first social
evening of n aeries to be' put on by
the Woodmen of the World. Tbe
evening was spent playing progressive
five hundred. Mrs. Chris Pctterson
and Orval Uttlnger carried off the
honors, ltefreshmeuts consisting of
chili con came and coffee were aer
ved. .' .
The Eastern Star held insinuation
of their new officers Tuesday eve
ning. A daughter waa born to Mr. and
Mrs. li. A. Llndcrmood of Lougview,
Wash., Jan. l. Mra, l.iudermood was
formerly Miss (jruce Harnett of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ileeti of Fort
Atkinsen, Wis., ore happy over the
birth of a baby girl Jan. 7. Carl is
the son of Mr. Chas. Keels of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pettcrson of
Koaeburg nnnounco tiie birth of a
daughter Jan. 14. Victor , Is in the
employ of the M. P. and well known
here. IIo is the son of Mr. sad Mrs.
Chris Petterson of this city.
Ashel Fish of Marcolhi ia visit
ing bis sister, Mrs. Alfred llrurgurrd
of Harmony.
The Christian Workers class of
the Christlsn Sunday school met ou
Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mra.
C. V. Thornton for their monthly
business nud social evening. The fol
lowing officers were elected to servo
for next yenr: President, Mrs. A.
Borgaard; vice-president, Albert Ja
eohson; treasurer,' Mrs. Albert Jn
eobson; secretary, Mra. Hoes Calvert.
Mr. F.vans was elected teacher with
Mrs. Niinkwell assistant teacher. Aft
er tbe business meeting wns over the
rest of the evening wns spent in so
cial conversation. At a late hour the
following guests partook of mose de
licious refreshment.: Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred llorgaard, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE
Of
(12,000.00 Eest Ninth Street
Bridge Bonds of Eugons
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City ltc
corder of the City of Kugene, Ore
gon, at his office in the City Hall of
said City until February llth. llil'.'i, at
the hour of TlOn'clork P. M., for tbe
purchase of f I'.'.OtHUK) Fast Ninth
Street Bridge Bonds of said City.
Said hoods to be in denominations of
not less than one hundred dollars, and
not more than JltHSi.tH) each ns de
sired. Interest mt to exceed five per. Interest not to exceed 5 per cent per
cent per annum, payable seml-an-1 annum payable semi-annually, princi
iiunlly, principal nnd luterest payable j pal and Intetest payable at the office
at the office of the City Treasurer of j of the City Treasurer of Kugene,
Eugene, Oregon, or ns may be agreed j Oregon, or as msy be agreed upon
upon witli the Common Council. Bonds I with the Common Council. Bonds to
to bear such date as the Mayor shall i bear date of January 1, p.125, and to
designate, anil to become due twenty 1 become due ten years from date
years from date thereof. i
A certified check eunal to two per
cent of price bid must accompany bid
at evidence of good faith on Ihe part
of bidder. The right Is reserved to
reject any anil all bids.
The Common Council will meet at
the Council Chambers In the City
1 In 11 of Eugene, Oregon, February
0th, 1025, at 7:30 o'clock V. St., to
open and consider said bids.
Dated this 12th dsy or January, A.
I) 1025.
GEO. A. CILMOItK,
City Recorder.
By Webster
of fM.MlK.iS of Kugene, Oregon, lin-
' : provemcut Ponds, Series "X" by the
Strome and daughter Zelma. Mr. and City Itecordcr of said city at Ira of
Mra. Albert Jacobsen. Mr. and Mrs. fice in the City Hall. Kugene, Lane
Kvans, .Mr. and Mrs. Boss Calvert,
Sirs. Orville 4Jttinger, -..Mrs, John
Grivey and daughters, Alary and Har
riett and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thorn
ton. NOTICE TO APPEAK
In (he Circuit Court of the rflate of
Oregon, for Lune County.
The State of Oregou, 1'la.tniff, vs.
One liutck Autouiouue 'x'ruca,
Oregon License No. SS-4U5 Motor No.
C-UloU, 1U16 model, Arthur Cresuu
and Wkuui it May Conceru, Dcicnd
ants. .. ,
To Arthur l Creson und Whom it
May Concern, Dcfeuduntu.
lu the name pf the Suite of Ore
gon: Vou aud each of you are hereby
notified aud will take notice that the
following described pcrsonul property
to-wit: Oue iiunk Aiituuiobile Truck,
1024 Oregon L.o-use No. SS-JUo, Mo
tor No. C-Ulou, lulu Model, bus been
seised by the Sheriff of Lane County,
Oregon, ou the 20th day of, juiy,
If -i, at about the hour oi o'clock
of said day in Hie L'ouuiy of Lane,
Stute of Oregon, at or m ihe vicinity
of Noll in aaid County; that the above
described property bus ever since
been and now is in tbe possession and
custody of said Sherilf of Laue Coun
ty, Oregou; that aaid Sheriff lias made
a lteturn of Seizure of tho said de
scribed personal property aud that
the same was seised ss aforesaid aud
that same is being proceeded against
m tins suit in tne above entitled Court
for the forfeiture of tiie same pursu
ant to the provisions of Chapter 'M,
Oeneral Laws, of Oregon for 1U:W;
and .
1'ou and each of you and all per
sons having or claiming to have any
interest in the said described liuick
automobile truck are hereby required
to appear before the above entitled
Court in the Courthouse of Lane
County, Oregon, at Kugene In said
County by the 17th day of February,
1UJ3, said day being the Answer Day
in this cause which has heretofore
been duly set by the nbovo entitled
Court, to defend against these pro
ceedings and upon your failure so to
do, n judgturnt of forfeiture of the
said Iluick automobile truck above de
aeribed will be entered.
This notice is Issued and directed
to you and each of you pursuant to
an order duly made nud entered by
the above entitled Court on the 17th
day ut Juuuary, 11)25.
Witness my hand nnd the seal ol
said t ourt affixed at Kugene, Laue
County, Oregon, this 17th day of
January, 11)25.
(Seal) It. S. BltYSON,
County Clerk.
By DOKKIS T.. BETTIS, Deputy.
No.li77-Mondy-j2tl
LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE
$10,500 SEWER BONDS
OF EUGENE
OF
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City He-1
corder of the City of Kugene, Oregon, j
at his office in the City Hall of said
City until February IKh. 11125, at the
hour of TMtl o clock P. M. for the
purchase of (10,500.00 Sewer Bonds
of said City. Said Bonds to be in de
nominations of not less than $5tH) and
not more than $10tKI each as desired
thereof.
A certified check eonal to 2 ner
cent of pries bid must accompany bid
as evidence of good faith on the part
of bidder. The right Is reserved to
reject any and all bids.
The Common Council will meet at
the Council Chambers in the City Hall
of Eugene, Oregoo. February 11. 1025.
at 7:30 o'clock P. SI. to open and con
sider said bids.
Dated this 12th day of Janusrv, A
D 1025.
GEO. A. GII.MORK.
v City Recorder.
SPRINGFIELD PAIR
HI'ldNGFIKLU. Ore., Jan. 10.
(Hieduij Luiu.uk to Luue count
wuru Lu(u distmgui.Ued cliiei
ly by iwo-iiury brick uuudiuf waU
a board idewniK lu lrout, uuu wlleu
dltnuKtieid couuitfifd of two MioreH uu
atrcet, oue owned by Joe Stew
art aud tue oilier tue Wueeier build
iijff sucb ia tbe rviutuiaceuce of .Mr.
uud .Mrs. E. S. Colliua ul tat Maiu
ireet. Mr. and Mr: Collma will cele
orate their Uutli Dirtbday unuivuraary
Si-prfniber la.
.ur. t'uiiiud celebrated ber 77th
oii-uKiay i ue tuunu ol mm uiouth.
Aue wad boiu tu ureeu touuty, lili
noia. Her husbaud la i, huviuf been
boru in Geruzy county. Ohio, heptem
ber 4, lfH4. They were married in
milium, coming to Oregon Aunt 14,
ltWJ. Thejr iiave two Bona, l.dgar
Waller Collina, of Maraliiicld, and
Frank Collina of IjOb Aogclen, Cali
fornia. There are aeven grandchildren.
Frank Collina la the father of one
aon, Franc a, 8 years old. The chil
dren of Udgar include: 1'eurl (deceas
ed, 1U17), Clura, who ia Jlra. Clara
Fawver of Springfield, Tina, who ia
.Mra. Frank I'arriah of Marahfield,
Harvey Collins of Ulympia, Washing
ton, Kdgar Collina of Murahfield, aud
(irace (.Mra. Walter Griffin of Mora,
Washington).
Mr. Collina was a charter member
of Springfield I. O. O. F. lodge num
ber 70. He istalso a member of the
W. li. l'engra eucamiiment.;
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR WOOD
The Trustees of Spencer Butte
Lodge, No. i, I. O. O. F.f will receive
bids up to Feb. 1, 11)20, for sixty
cords of sound old body fir wood in
two-foot lengths delivered at their
building in Eugene on or before Scpt.j
1, 11)25.
Jiiglit to reject any or all bids re
served. Leave bids with he secretary
at the building.
K. K. WHEELKK,' Secy.
No. 177U-J10-17
NOTICE OF SALE
Of $13,698.78 Improvement Bonds of
, the City of E .gene, Lane
County, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given thst sealed
bids will be received for tbe ourenaae
County, Oregon, until 7:30 o'clock V.
M., February Utli, lllli,", at which time
und pluce the bids for said bonds
shall be opened nnd considered by the
Common Couucil of said City. .
- Said bonds shall bear date of Feb
ruary 1st, 1U".V and mature in ten
years from date thereof aud be re
deemable at the office of the Treas-
urer of the City of Kugene, Oregon, j
upon the payment of the face value ;
thereof with accrued interest nt the ,
date of payment at any semi-annual j
coupon period ut or after one year
from date of bond. Said bonds shall be
in denominations of such amount aB
the Common Council may determine
not exceeding $o00.00 each as may be
most convenient except that one of
said bonds may he of such denomina
tions as will make the total amount of
the bonds hereby authorized and shall
bear interest a the rate of 0 per
cent per annum payublc semi-annually
after the date of ssid bonds, prin
cipal and intereat psynbie in gold coin
of the U. S. at the office of the City
Treasurer. Said bonds will be sold for
the highest price obtainable therefor
but not less than par and accrued in
terest. Sealed bids will be received for
the purchase of all or any portion of
said bonds. The right is reserved to
reject any and all bids. The bonds of
fered are "Bancroft Bonds" based up
pn sidewalk improvements as directed
by .Ordinance 4485 of Kugene, Ore
gon. Dated this 17th day of January,
1023.
GEO. A. GILMORE,
City Itecordcr.
LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE OF
. $35,000.00 PAVING INTER
SECTION BONDS
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City Ite
cordcr of the City of Kugene, Oregon,
at his office in the. City Hall of said
City until February tl. 1023, at the
hour of 7:.'K) o'clock P. M., for the
purchase of 15.000 "Paving Inter
section Bonds" of said City. Said
bonda to be in denominations of not
less than $100.00 and not more than
$1000.00 each as desired. Interest not
to exceed five per cent per annum
payable semi-annually, principal and
interest pnynhlo at tbe office of the
City Treasurer of Kugene, Oregon.
or as
may be agreed upm witli the
: Common Council. Bonds to hear such
date aa tbe Mayor shall designate, anil
' to become duo twenty yeurs from
! dato thereof.
A certified check eo.ua! to two per
cent of price bid must accompany bid
an evidence of good faith on tbe part
of bidder.
The right Is reserved to reject sny
and all bids.
The Common Council will meet at
Council Chambers in the City Hall of
Kugene, Oregon, l' eoruary inn, lii..,
at 7:110 o'clock P. M., to open and con
sider said bids.
I Dated this 12th day of January, A.
; D., 1025.
GEO. A. GII.MOHE.
' City Recorder.
CLASSIC
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under direction
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1 P. M. To 9 P. M.
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sfl CHEST OINTMENT 111
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Croup, lnflcenia. Pneumonia and
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For si-le by all druggists.
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MOTHER!
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"California Fig Syrup" is
Dependable Laxative for
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Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of
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again. Even if cross, feverish, bil
ious, conatipated or full of cold,
children love its pleasant taste. It
never cramps or overacts. Contains
no nareoticH or soothing drugs.
Tell your druggist .you want only
the genuine "California Fig Syrup"
which has direction for babies and
children of all ages printed on bottle.
Mother, you must say "California."
ltefuse any imitation.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the' State
of Oregon, in and for tbe County of
Lane Suit in Eijuity.
D. A. Norton, Plaintiff, versus
Edena S. Reid, James C. Reid, Mary
Gladys Reid and W. W. Calkins, as
trustee. Defendants.
To Edena S. Reid. James C. Reid,
and Slary Gladya Reid, Defendants:
You are hereby required to appear
und nnswer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled suit
within six weeks from the date of the
first publication of this summons
which is published in the Kugene
Daily Guard the first time on Janu
ary 12, 1025. If you fail so to appear,
the plaintiff will . take judgment
Edena S. Reid for the sum of $255.53
with interest at G per cent per annum
from Nov. 10, 1021, $75.00 attorney
feea, and costa of this suit, and will
make application to the court to have
cancelled instrument number 18S00
filed on page 180 of book 8 of Cer
tificate of Title Register of Lane
County, Oregon, by the terms of
which the said Edena S. Reid assign
ed to W. W. Calkins as Trustee for
-Mary Gladys Reid the mortgage for
tho Bum of $:I250.00 executed by W.
U. Dempster to Edena S. Itcid and is
instrument number 17170 filed on
page 180 of said book 8, and to have
the said W. W. Calkins as Trustee
psy from the proceeds of said mort
gage the foregoing sums for which
judgment is asked against the said
Kdena S. Reid. An order of the above
named court dated Jnn. 10, 11125, di
rects that this summons be published
once each week for a period of six
successive weeks in the Kugene Daily
Guard, and thut you appear and nn
swer the said complaint within six
weeka from the date of the first pub
lication of this summons.
II. K. SLATTKRY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P. O. Address: II. E. Slattcry, Ku
gene, Oregon.
No.l771-.Mon-dy-f23
NOTICE TO CRE0IT0RS
Notice la hereby given that the un
dersigned baa been appointed Execu
trix of the Estate of J. SI. .Martin,
deceased, by the County Court of
Lane County, Oregon. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to present them, with the
proper vouchers, to the undersigned
st the law offices of Potter. Foster
& Immel, at No. 057 Willamette
street, in Eugene, Oregon, within six
If Rheumatic
Begin On Salts;
Says We Must Keep Feet!
Dry, Avoid Exposure, Eat I
Xo Sweets j
Stay oft the damp ground, avoid i
exposure, keep feet dry, eat no
sweets of any kind for a while,
drink lots of water and above all
take a spoonful of Jad Salts oc
casionally to help keep down uric
and toxic acids.
Rheumatiam is caused by poison
toxins, called acids, which are Ren
crated In the bowels and absorbed
Into the blood. It is the function
of the kidneys to filter this acid
froffi the blood and cast It out in
the urine. The pores of the skin
are also a means of freeing the
blood of this Impurity. In damp
and chilly, cold weather the skin
pores are closed, thus forcing the
kidneys to do double work: they
become wenk and sluggish and fall
to ellmlnnto this poison, which
keeps accumulating and circulation
IbrnuKh tile system, evcntuully
settling In the Joints and muscles,
causing stiffness, soreness and
pain, called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheuma
tism get from any pharmacy about
four ounces of Jad Salts; put a
tablesnoonful In a glass of water
and irlnk before breakfast each
morning for a week. This Is help
ful to neutralise acidity, remove
body waste also to stimulate the
kidneys, thus helping to rid the
blood of these rheumatic poisons.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, and Is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with Itlhia.
and Is used with excellent results
by thousands of folks who are sub
ject to rheumatism.
months from the date of this notice.
Dated at Kugene, Oregon, this 12th
day of January, 1025.
VKOLA MARTIN.
Executrix of the Estate of J. SI. Slur
tin, deceased.
No.ma-SIon-dy-fO
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR'S' SALE
OF LAND
Notice ia Jiereby given that by vir
tue of the authority vested in mc as
executor of the last will and testa
ment of Elizabeth A. Davis, deceased,
oy said laBt will und testament, au
thorizing me ns such executor to sell
,ity and all property, both real and
personal, owned by decensed nt the
time of her death, I will, on Wednes
day, the 21st day of .Tnnuary, 1023,
nt one o'clock in the afteriroon, nt the
Southwest or main entrance to the
County Court house in Eugene. Ore-
ifbn. offer for sale at public auction
,nd sell to the highest bidder, for cash
in tracts to suit purchasers, all of the
following described lands 2nd prem
ises owned, by deceased at' the time
of her death, to-wit:
Beginning nt a point in the line be
iween the East nnd West halves of
:he Benjamin Davis nnd wife Dona
tion Land Claim No. 45, Notf. No.
'44 in Township Seventeen South.
Itnnge Four West of Willamette Mer
idian. .10.77 chains South of the North
i'ne of said claim, and running thence
Old Time, Dance
at '
. W. O. W. Hall
8th and Lincoln
TUESDAY NIGHT
Jan. 20, 1925
and every Tuesday
FURNITURE
SALE
Tuesday Afternoon
January 20th
Davenport, Baby Buggy,
Crib, Lawn Mower, Rug,
Tables, Chairs, Bed,
Dressers
643 East 12th
Home grown, strong plants. For this
t week only we niv fcuturing Potted
Ferns nt attractive prices.
l.nrgest and finest collection ever
effcroil in Kugene.
See them this week nt
Chase Garden Florist
Phone 1!)30 Corner 9th and 0l
SPECIALUSEDCARSAU
91 Frrrt Tnurinff Cood rubber' '"iera. spare tire
.3 rora lOUring Wlnd,hleld cleaner, speedomete
Snap Motormeter, traffic signal. '
99 Charrntt Extr Bod naPe' 81 cords, to,
inevroiei: neWi dandy ,ute car $ jp
49Q w'll handle thi. WJ0
22 Ford Coupe In wonderful shape. Good cord
$125 Down Ll"n"- 8ome buyI
Ol pv j. T'-. Just well broken In. Top, tir
aSJ IJurant 1 r g.- m0t0P upholstery like new.
$200 Down llttle ear
Ford Ton Truck Sra1bv;.8t0CMk0t0rr ZZii w
$70 Down transmission.
'Cf.a Cnni.f This Is an almost new maroon
otar oport Job, 0n,y run ,hort time a
lOaaSier your old Star on this one.
19 FJ?o2 I0""" A Good buy-Hurryl
$20 Down .
OO , , Almost new, 4 passenger, new
0 IJurant LOUpe cords, new car guarantee, ready
for delivery now.
LANE COUNTY USED CAR HEADQUARTERS
LANE AUTO CO., foe.
House of Square Deals
Phone 166 Pearl, Between 8th and 9th
Last 38.1)4 chains to the middle tl
the County' road, known as the Pi.
cific highway; thence along the ni
ter of said highway South llidcg. H
trin. East 10-74 chains, thence Weat
22.00 chains, thence North lo.(j
chains to the place of beginning. Cw
twining 20.83 acres, all in Lane Cotn-
ly. Oregon.
Subject to confirmation br tk
County Court ol the State of Ore
gon, in and for Lane County.
MERRITT DAVIS.
Executor
No.l75R-SIon-dy-ill)
WHAT THRIFT
REALLY MEANS
It does , not mean
that we aro to
starve today in or
der that we may
eat tomorrow.
Thift means care
and produence In
the management o(
one's resources and
time, i
Roiled down to aim- 1
pie, understandable, '
language. It mean) ,
taking the worry out
of tomorrow.
A Savings account
at this bank and a
determination tl
save will help you
to become thrifty.
Bank
OF
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
DRY WOOD
Under Cover Any
Length
Slabwood 0s
Body Fir
Second Growth iP"
Manerud-Huntington
Fuel Co.
1 1 West 7th l'hn
m
FERN LEAVES