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THE EUGENE GUARD
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SOCIETY AND WOMEN'S CLDBS:
Club Items Should Bs Phoned To the. Soolety Editor Between
e 3U a. M. and 11:30 A. M. Telephone Number 1200
In prepiiTatlon for the Booth-Demurest
evangelist meetings to uturt
hero a serifs of uiiiou cottage prayer
meetings line beeu achedtiled fpr
Wednesday and Friday evenings of
ttiis week, nt 7:30 o'clock, accordiug
lu uuuouucelnciil totluy. MetinKiisLd,
luulol and liiViiuguusts wilt tuke
Van ui tiie luei'tuigk.
lite following is the scliedulo giving
ujc umce ot mei'tiiig followed by tuu
iiatnc ul the leuder 111 ciiarge:
.urn, A. 11. busier, CiSiU i'iint ave
nue west; A. H- .Sutler.
.ma. l'lourd, UoU Adaius street;
iki-a. D. A. W illiams.
Mi. .N. S. Caiuubell, 215 Tbir
leeutu uveuuu west; N. 8. Campbell,
-Mrs. Dcutiuf'ju, 1053 Jcffei'uuu
&ix Kditll Myers.
(J. V. Sly, Lbii Lincoln street; F.
O. Taylor.
Mrs. M. 1). Mitchell, OoU 1'eard
street; Mrs. Loouiis.
1'rof. Mikesell, M2 Ninth eveuue
eant ; Mrs. llMUglmui.'
Mr. .Singlelui'.v, Viil Onk street; I.
A. l'eterwon.
Mr. Shelley, 70(1 Thirteenth avenue
eust; Dr. TJionilisun.
Mrs. Steams, 1:115 Thirteenth ave
sue cast; John Milligau.
Friday at 7:30.
Mrs. Shepherd, bill) Fourth aveme
west: Mrs. 1. Tciuiilctoii.
11. Ii. Aupperlc, f71 Tenth avenue
West; Chns. llrccbtel. '
Mrs. Hpaulding, 1131 Monroe St,
Mrs. Cliierd.
Mrs. McDonald, 1701 Jefferson
street: Mrs. McDonald.
Mrs. Klklns, 1811 Olive street;
Jeff 11. Irish.
Mrs. M. D. Mitcliel? 050 l'carl
street; V. (1. Honey.
Mrs. Mc.Nutt, 871 High street; Iter.
C. Vj. Dunham.
T. N. l'lank, 1200 Ferry street; T.
N. 1'lsnk.
A. It. Swcetser, 1723 Alder street
Mrs. Louise Miller.
P. B. Clirislinnnon, 1120 Emerald
street; Mrs. William Johnson.
Union Oil Concern
Staff Gets Bonus
KmployoH of (ho Union Oil fcora
pnny of this city nrn participating to
day in the unnual distribution of prof
itH in the piipnny in common with
the others of the J 500 men and
women employed by t ho concern in
the north wMt. A total of $801,000
iu being (liNtributed.
The workers receive a proportion
of the net earnings of the company,
baHcd on their years of service, sal
ary and tho percentage of the com
pany's invested capital which the
profits represent. All employes with
more than ono year's service are
eligible. Under tho 1024 distribu
tion, employe with service ot five
yen i'H or over receive nine per cent
of their Inst year'B Biliary; four-year
men, eight and one-quarter per cent;
three-year, seven and one-half per
e-nt; two year, five and five-eighths
per cent, and one-yenr men, three and
three-quarters pur cent.
M. W. A. Delegates
To Crow Selected
Delegates from Kugeno camp, Mod
ern Woodmen of Amermi, to the
county camp at Crow, April 1, were
chosen at n meeting of the lodge Inst
night, Seventeen delegates and the
same imiutier of alternates were se
lected. Thowe named were: '
iJelrguien: It. A. Denney, K A.
iVrrin, F. II. Chamberlain. K. I). r.tl
mer. ( V. Ntnrr, Milo Hurt, W. R
linrker, .1. W. Wanton. V. H. Kowle.',
Charles Kardell, II, Ii. (.hi berg, J. X.
Iliggins. David Link, M. L. York, J.
S Huiley, K. K. Uoks and F. M. Hob
hiaoii. Allernfltes: .lames O'Karrell, Wil
liam Korresler, M. V,, Cnbitrn, A. M.
Cilbert, II. M, nmwiiell, Arthur
Nim.tuncr, Alfred Anderson, Frank M,
Tyle. S. I. Allen, .1. A. Cnrrie, H.
It. UKinney .A. 11. Chumbers, W. I.
(Jillrnwater, N. I,. Hurt, Frank Ibnv
crs. John Swnffnrd and I.. K. Klltson,
Kugeue's At. W. A. drill team will
offirinte at tho clans adoption- nt
CottaR'1 (invo tonight, it wan an
nounced. Thfl nntlro output of somo Hrlt
IbIi golf hall factories Is being ex
ported to tho VnUod States, on
nccoimt of tho IncronHlnR popu
lnrity of tho panie horo.
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause -Take
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
That's what thousands of stomach
lly MAItlAN J.OWltV
Uue ot the lnerriext gatherings ot
the week is plunoed fur this eveuiiig
by Ainiutemeut club members who
will hold tfieir Valentine's day danct
at JJreumlaud hall, JIstH for ilu
eveuing will be Dr. and Mrs. W. U.
Le, Mr. and Mrs. Lunar Tuylor, Mr.
and Mis. Donald Voting, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Sihweriug, Mr, and Mri.
Frank McAlinter.
: Tho Springfield (Jivic club is plan
ning to hold a benefit bridge and five
hundred purty TliursiJuy evening, and
Kugene w'inen are cordially invited
to come,
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The Hob Nb Uridge club was en
tertained at a luncheon et the Unburn
hotel this past week. Members of the
organization are Mr. Mitx Anderson.
Mrs. W. W. Moore, Mrs. 1. J. Hanns,
Mrs. John tainl, Mrs. Ivau Ander
son, Mrs. A. D. (Jnmt, Ouests for tlu
afternoon wero Mrs. W, D, Caswell
and Mrs. H. Linharger. In two weekm
Mrn. V, ,). Ha mis will be hostess for
tJie gioup.
Mrs. L. C. Sherman wns hotenu
to the Koty Korner club this pnst
week. Mrs. Klbert Baker was
s;staut hostf-ss. The afternoon wis
spent with needlework. On Marsh 5
Mrs. Clyde Faulkner and Mrs. Arthur
Strader will be hostesses to the club
members.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moudy have
returned to Kugene after three wcekf
slay in Lou Angeles, California.
.
Miss Mabel Manerud is expected to
arrive in Kugene Thursday after
spending the past three months in
l'orthuid visiting ut the home of her
sister, Mrs. Terry Boatman.
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Tho Lone Bine Sewing circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. i'ickard,
Llnvale avenue on Thurfiday, Febru
ary 12, instead of ut the home of Mrs.
Bilderbackas previously announced.
The W. C. T. U. Is holding a sea
sion at the Baptist church Wednes
day at two-thirty o clock.
A basket social, entertainment and
dance is the program planned for
Wednesday evening by Yeomen who
are meeting in the Kagles hall that
night.
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15
Addition of $0000 for paving Ku
gene streets bordering on the I. U. U.
F, cemetery and increase of the re
quest for new reservoir and water
mains from $1120,000 to $15,000 at
the city council meeting lust night
brought the amount to be voted on at
the coming bond election to $584,000.
The election will be held April 15.
.Following are the bond issues to be,
voted on:
$50,000 sewer reconstruction.
$25,000 purchase of new fire appa
ratus. $20,000 paving street iutcrsectiatiB.
$;t 75,000, the McKcnzie water pro
ject.
$135,000, new reservoir, water
mains and new pump.
$10,000 repuiring city hall.
$;t0,000, paving sarcet intersections.
$25,000, incinerator. .
$0000 pav.ng one-half of University
street and Kighteenth avenue border
ing on tho 1. U. O. F. cemetery.
Objection was raised to the Elliott
dump ground by Ralph Martin be
cause, ho said, the garbage drains
over his place. No action wastuken.
Approval of the Houth Willamette
sewer ordinance, to servo the College
hill district, was voted.
A sinking fund of $1000 for the pay
ment by city officials of smalt bills 1
fulling due between council meetings,
will be created, the council decided.
I'elrce, 1 air and company, Western
Bond and Mortgage company and
Lumbermen's Trust company, sub
mitting a combined b'.tl, had their fig
ure accented by the city council tor a
total of $lH4,Hi:i.l2 in city bonds. The
bidders named an interest rate of
Uil the lowest offered to municipal
ities at the present time.
Wooden bridge to bo erected
across the mulrnco at iiiiynra ami
I'attersou streets were provided in an
ordinance submitted lust night, and
lich passed the first reading.
The following paving petitions were
submitted und approved by tho coun-
il:
Onyx street from Twenty-first ave
nue to the city liiiuts.
Coin ml iiu street from end of pav
ing on Fuirmount boulevard to Twenty-third
avenue, and Twenty-third
avenue from Columbia street to Agate
street.
Alley between Olive and Charuelton
streets from Nineteenth to Twentieth
avenues.
Alley lu block 5 of Skinner's dona
tion.
Petition for tho opening of Twen
tieth avenue from Alder to University
streets, and an'dher petition for pav
ing of (lie nil me. thoroughfare, were
referred to the street committee.
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All Boy Scouts of this city and
their friends and others who are in
terested in the Scout movement here
are invited tv attend the meeting and
demonstration to be held at the Uni
versity high school next Saturday
evauing, according to announcement
today of James Carr, leader of troop
1 and chairman of tiie Amerlcal legion
committee backing the .Scout move
ment here.
Threo troops are now organized in
Kugene and two others have been for
med and application for charters :s
being made, Mr. Carr states. Mem
bers of troop 1 will gave a demonstra
tion -at the meeting Saturday. This
tro'jp will also have a demonstration
of Scout activities at the American
legion jeunlon to ho held Thursday
evening.
Tho meeting Saturday evening will
be the closing feature' of Scout anni
versary week Webirh is being observed
throughout the United States this
week.
In addition to the program for the
meeting a big "feed" is promised th-i
Scouts, Is the announcement.
Heat
For pain - soreness
lthruimitic pnlns, sortMtrss,' orhps,
etc.. cnll for hen!. 'Hio host way to
apply It Is Kctl lYppT Hub.
This Is tlio inotli'i-n vny.. .It so ex
erts t tio nM ways Hint there Is no
comparison.
Nothing rise creates such concen
trated, Hiieh penetrating heat ns ret!
pepper. And heal that doesn't hurt
you.
Ynu feel that, tingling heat in an
liiKtnut. In three ninnies It seems to
penetrate the depths, rirculation Is
started, congestion is relieved. Tain
and the soreness go.
What folly it is to suffer pains
so easily and uuiekly stopped. Vhat
f.illv t. Inl n .,1.1 In tl.
. ,u. ,t , ,, iiisirmi oi neg led. u hen trouble starts at
taking tnmoa, or trying to patch up a night, w hat folly to wait until mom-
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..... ijot .i ui- oiumiii tioggca liver
and disordered bowels.
Dr. ICtlw.ird,' Olive Tablets nrotise
1!iR liver in a tootliins, healing nay.
When the liver and howcls are cr
fnrminff their natural fund ions, nway
goes indicestion and stormuh troubles.
Have you a bad ta-itc, exited tongue,
poor nppct ite, a la;y. don't-care feeling;,
no ambition or energy, trouble with
undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets
the substitute for calomel.
Pr. Kd wards' Olive Tablets tire n
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. Yon will know them hv their
olive color. They do the work without
eriptnir, cramps or twin.
Take one or two nt bedtime for quick ' ZZ TTT r '
reiicl. Lat what yuu like. JU and 30c Hall'S C&talXTll
' Medicine M.rte
fl fid your ryjtem of Cattrth or Deaf.
1 new caused by Cattrih.
P.I.CHENEY & CO..ToleJo. Ohio
Keen Ited IVpper Huh on hand.
Homes which do that .are a great
ileal of pain, tlet it now- the ery
inmost in help of this kind.
RED
PEPPER
RUB
At .' inmiiU
Sonf ftnuinf teitkout tkt ftdi RMeUs
for pains of
Rheumatism
Kackauhe
Lntnliatto
Sprslns
Snreneaa
INenrltli
Oontrratlon
Cheat Colila
Wood and Coal
Wood under cover any
length
King Coal Oak
Cord Wood Ash
Slabwood Maple
MANERUD.
HUNTINGTON
FUEL CO.
1st National Bank Bldg.
Room 24
Phone 851
Pool Hall Planned
By Los Angeles Men
A. 1). Ford and Ucorge W. Sulli
van of Los Angeles, will open a b'il-
uurd parlor .March 1 in the basement
of tho new Laraway building, it was
announced yestordny, after a 10-yenr
ii'UBu iiuu ui'i'ii iiiKeu on mo prop
erty. Of 12 tables planned by the owners,
one, will be for billiards, three for
snooker and eight for pool. A barber
shop will bo operated in th front of
tho room.
UOaSKKUaO, Ore., Feb. 10. The
Itoseburg Jand office today conducted
u sale of approximately twelve million
feet of timber, which netted slightly
in excess of $;i2,0O0. This Bale was
the first in recent years, in which
tnere bus been competition as in for
mer sales tho timber has been taken
at the government's minimum value.
In this sale, however, several tracts
containing Port Orford cedur were of
fered, and b.dding was brisk on these.
One tract appraised by the govern
ment at $700 sold for $1300, and
three bidders raised the price on an
other forty from $1300 to $1575.
The laud sold lies entirely in Coos
and iJine counties und is a part of the
old Oregon and California railroad
grant lauds, or the Coos Hay wagon
road grant.
The purchasers were:
Omer L. iloughtaling, Bridge, 40
acres in Coos county, $2,025.24.
Timothy J. Sullivan, Myrtle Point,
40 acres in Coos county, $1550,
W. J. and A. K, Addlesperger,
Mnrshfieid, 40 acres in Coos county,
$i:too.
K. L. Culbertson. Myrtle Point, 40
acres in Coos county, $1575. ' , ,
Dennis McCarthy, Marshfield, 80
acres, wagon road grant lands in Coos
county, $1(1,350.
Dexter Lumber company. Eugene,
68 acres. Lane county, $0108.19.
Carl E, Fischer, Kugene, 40 acres,
In Lane county, $4007.87.
CLEAR LAKE PLAN
Eugene citizens at a special
chamber of commerce meeting
last night, took a decided stand
against the senate bill No. 102
permitting incorporation of val
ley towns to develop the Clear
lake water and hydro-electric
power project, and divided their
decision on senate, bill No. 103,
commending that part that estab
lished a reserve to protect , the
watershed but opposing the sec
tion providing for a hydroelectric
power reserve on the McKenzie.
Bill No. 103, it was felt, inhibit
ed development of ' the McKen
zie by private capital, while- bill
No. 102, the committee decided,
would "commit the Htaie to the
principle of public ownership, op
eration and distribution of hydro
electric energy."
The chamber's legislative com
mittee, reporting on the bills,
consisted of L. K. Dean, John B.
Bell and George Walter Griffin.
After mentioning the effect of
the measure upon . taxation, the
report concluded:
"Pure water has been the talk
of the people of the Willamette
valley for a considerable period
of time, and it seems to be the
hope of the proponents of this
bill that Clear lake will be util
ized as a source of pure water
Note
FREE OFFER
and Coupon
Below
A I & m i -M-
for Salem, Albany, Corvallls. ' Eu
gene and the smaller municipali
ties in the valley. Its purpose Is
a most laudable one, and is
worthy of the most serious con
sideration and if the bill under
consideration were so confined
to the development of the Clear
lake system your committee
would feel like giving its approval
notwithstanding the fact that we
believe that even confined to the
wafer By&tem alone, It will be
many, many years before the pop
ulation of these, municipalities
will Justify the enormous expend
iture necessary "to dovelop such
a system. As it occurred to your
committee, the main purpose of
this bill Is .'he development of
hydro-electric power and the de
velopment of a pure water sys
tem Is only secondary to that
of electric energy.
"In view of the foregoing your
committee cannot but recommend
against the adoption- and passage
of senate bill No. 102.
"Senate bill No. 103, of which
the members generally are famil
iar, is reported back without recommendation."
Early Spring Seen '
By Rose Bush Buds
"If budding rose bushes are ou
Indication spring will be here six
weeks ahead of the normal time," is
the oDinio& expressed by Hoy Wood-
I ruff, lueul nurseryman, who reports
that buds In many eases n im-n iu
length are nvw on his rose bushes. "It
is generally the middle or the latter
part of JIareh before the buds resell
this staje of development," the nur
seryman suites. Mr. Woodruff also
voices the belief that many ot the
rose bushes in the city tat were
thought to have been damaged con
siderably by the old weather in De
cember are still in good cvnflition.
SAFE FOR CHILDREN
Mothers everywhere demand a re
liable cough remedy free from in
jurious narcotics. Supplying this de-'
mand for fifty years made FOLEY'S
HONEY ANI TAR COMPOUND
one of the Largest Selling Cough
-Medicines in the World. Children
like it. "My little boy had a very
had cough, and after he used FOL
EY'S HONEY AND TAIl COM
POUND he got relief at once," writes
Mrs. Vun llelle, Penroy, Mont. He
fuse substitutes. tu(Adv)
ELKS ATTENTION
Itegiilar session of
Eugene I.oi!ge, No.
SB7. B. P. O. Elks,
Wednesday, Feb. 11th
7:0 P. M. This meet
ing is designated as
Past Exalted Killer's
night, the initiatory
ceremony will be exemplified by the
Past Exulted Itulers of Eugene lodge.
There will also be nominations of of
ficers for the ensuing term,
fll SECItETAItr.
Actress Renews
' Youth By New
Gland Treatment
Vivacious as a girl of twenty, with
sparkling eyes and dimpled cheeks,
Connie Eddis, tho popular English
actress, brought no end of exclama
tions of surprise from her friends
who knew she wns over 50 years
old. She then told her secret that
glandular treatment has restored her
i youth anil beauty.
j The object of glandular treatment
is to awaken the devitalized glands,
J so they may continue their normal
i function of supplying the vital gland- j
'. ular secretions, so necessary to pby-
! sical energy, and perfect health. I
Glandogen, the new scientific gland
tonic, prepared In tablet form pro-1
vides a simple method of taking
glandular treatment. Glandogen for ,
men and women. Allen'B Drug store
and Hcd Cross Pharmacy will sup
ply you-
- AX Pii.LV OefV-RTMgHT STOI)t
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EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY.
774 WILL. ST. PitONE 600. W. 'H.
BLOWERS. MGR. , , tf
RUMMAGE SALE
The Y. W. C. A: Rummage Sale to
he git-en February 13 and 14 will be
conducted below the St. i Francis
apartments, 132 Eighth avenue west.
. 12
THE BUTTON SHOP
Pleating. Buttons and Hemstitching
86 7th Ave. East. Phone 1715-J.
Dr. Ashton for- Chiropractic and
Electro-tberapTiy. Opposite Heilis
tneatef. Phone 8C0. . tf
with Rod La Rocque, Vera
Reynolds, Lillian Rich, War
ner Baxter, Theodore Kos
loff, Julia Faye.
NOW PLAYING
CECIL B. DE MILLE'S
Jeanie macoherson
- 1:30-3:30
7-9 p. m.
Wallace Irwin's drama of
marriage and morals
Hodpo Int'l.
Podge News
Comic Events
Robert V. Halnsworth
At the mighty Wurlltzer
Prolog Specialty 0
MILDRED BALDWIN '
of the golden voice
at 7:23 - 9:30
Because It Jells Well
You'll Prefer This Dessert
TRY Jell-well. Siirreitful
t houiewivei serve it sml like
it ttecsuie it always jells well.
There are no disappointments,
no failurci with tliil dessert
never doubt o( its lurrcai. for
we uie the purest food gelatine
obtainable to insure this feature.
Then we add true fruit flivori
six for your choice. You
have a wide vsriety every one
delight.
Certified rolori add to Jell
well a sparkling, clear trani-parem-y.
It ii a appealing and
attrarnVe as it it good. You'll
lie delighted with its appearance,
and no matter what ahape the
mold. Red-Box Jell-well Arr?
jelli well.
Serve it often in snv of tha
vsrioua u-aya poiiible. Plain or
flavored with frefh fruit. Jell
well meets the approval oi all.
And it's a dainty, hcslthful
dessert after hearty meal.
So eaiy to make, tool
Only a moment to prepare
snd note ita tlsvory fragrance
'w hen the hot water is added.
Your grocer has Jell-well, the
California" Reaaert. Select your
favorite from the aix true fruit
flavors. Then see in how many
different ways you can offer this
attractive food. .
RED-BOX
Tuesday and Wednesday
Special Sale
of
Pacific Embroidery,
Bucilla,
Baby Boudoir
Stamped Goods
Group 1
25c to 50c
Towels
Lnuiulry
HnjTs
Cn it in ro
Hobos
Children 's
Presses'
Aprons
Bitbv
Pillows
Group 2
75c to $1
Aprons
linronu
Scurfs
Night downs
Ruby Honneta
Black Snteen
l'illow Covers
Tnhln '
Hiinners
Group 3
$1.25 to $2
Children's.
Koinpers
Presses
Hnth Robes
Night Gowns
"Peri Lusta" Crochet Cotton 10c per ball
"Bear Brand" Yarn, 25c per ball
Other goods specially priced
Phares Baby Shop
(vI2 Willamette
Hew To Get
THE CALIFORNIA DESSERT
I int,wiu DSMrUT COMUNT.
ra.1. nt.xJt.ml UI4 . t " --.-n.i.ii r-arw-
At No Cost To Toil
If you will recommend thi df 11
clouldrMerl to five of vonr friends
Ml in tne coupon, smi utarn tnt , ..,.,. LV" '
ell- I '
'rpi.,1,,. hi sax hml arm.
4 Aiitl Cslil.
I nrl It. CnHf tro In Hl-.-ii t.,
h. r4 n. rr !r ffi-,t ... tl0,.m- I
f-nmnsnv name rut from five
well bo.e, we will send you r RKF. Nisti
a beautiful aluminum r-int mold ol i
brand new driiipi. out frirndl, I
we are sure, will thank you for I
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Carpet Cleaning
Phone 300
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.Women's New Sprin?
iyD aiiK uresses
Blossom Forth
POPULARLY PRICED $12.95, $14.95, $19.85
It is a very interesting procedure the selection
of the new spring frock at Ax Billy's. Charm, tb
seemingly indefinable qualitj'. They're stunning ,
quietly appealing; they're gay and saucy, qUaint
and demure. Tho new season suggests bright and
cheery colors that is why the new shades blossom
forth.
FOX TROT COPPER SEA GREEN BRICK
DUST POLO TAN ASHES OF ROSES ALSO
BLACK AND FASCINATING TWO COLOR COM
BINATIONS. . (2ntl floor)
Fresh, Oregon Eggs,
Dozen 29c
Vim, Fancy Hardwhmt
Flour, Sack $2.25
Anticipate your flour needs now as this is less
than wholesale market price on this guaranteed
hardwheat flour. .
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, POUND 44
10 POUND SACK BEST CANE SUGAR 75c
(Put up in fine .bleached cloth bags)
2 10c LOAVES AX BILLY BREAD, FRESH
DAILY 15c
PICKLES, SWEET NUBS, QUART 29c
GOLDEN GATE COFFEE, POUND CAN 50c
SUGAR CURED BACON PIECES, LB. 19c
Extra Special, ,.
Women's Electric
Curling Irons 65c
(Then, too a factory guarantee backs them)
60 FOOT CLOTHES LINES 25c
$1.00 WENDELL VACUUM WASHERS 70c
10 QUART HEAVY ALUMINUM PISH
PANS 98c
NEW 'EVERFAST' WASH FABRICS ARE HERE
WHY EXPERIMENT?
Buy the best, Aberdeen Best in the west
"Peacock Rock Springs" and Gfuco
Briquets.
RAINIER COAL CO.
15 E. 7th St
Phone 412
Spring Goods
Women's new spring sweat
ers, nice range of patterns
for sport and campus wear.
Price $3.50 to $8.50
New spring laces, all kinds
and widths, priced from
5c to $2.50 per yard
SLABWOOD
and PLANER ENDS
A combination that settles tb.9 heatin? probl18
forever. . rt
Planer ends are the Ideal summer wood, also J
tho thing to start the fires off with a rush on w
winter days.
Now is the time to lay In .your supply.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co-
6th and Willamott,. 5u Pn'J,
.viivnw j ia.
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