The Eugene guard., April 15, 1925, Image 6

Pago Six
THE EUGEXE GUARD
Wednesday Evening, April 15, ig,.
News of Nearby Towns
Special CorrcHpondonco To Tho Ounrd From Various
Live Districta In Its Field.
TlKii-titim. atl Mitttti'M Jpnnia
K. .S...U ami .Mr. and Mra. I X. ,:,.,
Myrrn.
lairiols llnv, April Hi. um ii , vjFi,iii! Ilt sister, Mm. llavena al
mark, llie one liiin.li'.l fiDiflh auni- I (,.,.(iirie.
vi-raarjr i,l llif haul 'I !.!. union awl ' I'hrla IVunnn haa rplnrnpH
l oiii i.ril. Will be ohxrwl l.y sin-i-iul j rr, ,.v.rnl H-crsa i-nt visiting in
arr-rnsea in the Hpriiifcfii'lil inieh Canada.
arlio'il Mon.lay aflprii.tuii. April
flcr-nrilinir In lht HIn..llll.'.MilfIlt .(,'" ' "7 I
I'OTTAUK CHOVK. April 15. I barl lirrn on n.ul'T trip. Tlipy nia.'
A ronrprt ttiiirli iirmniir to lir mil iptlal. ... r-ii.im inireu .up i rnr ir.p lu nairni on nun.lar n w,, .... ,, ijjHiar.lson. Kuorh Xiilf
or me ormnarv win i.a ivi o n, nii-in. m iu... . ............ ... - . ii""' 'i "J .. nn, ,i,e,ti.r .linc. t arra J(T,
romoiniMI l.)ll a ami tritium a lEfff nir
clilba il lb I niviT.ily of tin ..n lo I Mrs. O. I. WatrB laft Tlladay for
morrow niht lit the 'Wiiiwn'a buil.l i I'ornuli.l lo viil lltr aster, Mra. II.
inc. alurlitijc at h o'd...k. Ji n.l , Martin.
the fir.l tppraram f i.f ll.f lu rlnl. : Mrs. J'.lm I'ilrhrr and dauflilrr,
tngotlnr, and a a.l-n.li.l rrograi. lloria. Ml Tilra.uty (or (iraula l'i.s.i
rooaiatiut; of (liii. al Inn. r. ha. bi . li I .ws I .Mr. I'iMirr a nintlii-r, Mia. A.
arrai.cr.l liv John Wiark Kvain. di- ' l'llibT.
rector. Al tne mrsting of 111 firi'lnm "i
f',.lpriHtf .n,i.lr.r'a "IliHu-Nilui't. ' M lav uiclll lim oil ..IlK-iTa wr.
WmAMi,, Y...I " anil I ha outataml. ' te tlil-tol. X. 1.. .Md.kill, lir l.hii'f
illK I'ompo.ilion. It will foamr Jt..yanl Joe Hlnllll, an'H'tnry uml Irea.
Uryaou of KiigPliP. l-riiiik Jus of urrr. After lbs Hireling III lira " 'in-l-ortlnnil.
W.llimn Adniu of Onlarl" ' i)' wa rnlarlainrd at a il.linr.
and llillll Akfia of Klondike. -Mr a. A. IS. .lol,n,.,u . lime I uea.lil)
Kai-b Hub will i aepirala ipIk- from llarinialuu and i lulling lier
Hunt and iIipo Iba two w.ll ie aev- i nmaln, Alra. II. W. Tiloa.
rral .oii.liiii.-d a-leclion. 'Mm ' '"' r'"' ' """
Among Iba l:ng.-ne aluili-lila who day wilb .Mra. II. A. .Miller,
will Hike part are: Clare Whiten. ! .Mr. and .Mra. ( hanea ll. ld r in..
opraiiii; Clanilia Hr.alera, aerou.l ill-J l..rt-.i to Kilgnia Tiiewlay and l.rn.liilit
lo; Hoy llryaon, (.harlea liliodea and:-Mi. Hei.ller'a i.i.lber, .Mra. Mary
lHoy Htepbena. aeeoii.l tenora; Ted ! .niltb from Ilia 1'u.ifie ( urialiaii bo
Laraen Hid rhnrlea liawaon, lulrl- pilal where abe underwent a major
tonea. . peration reeently.
The personnel of Ilia two glee rluha -Mr. ati'i Jira. .i. ... ....... ...e.,.
conaiat of the following: I re.d. nia of ( ollage Orove now
lien lame Itoaa. 1 o a Carey. I "tt ana, i .u., re.... ..t.. .. ou
l.of AngelPN, lu.-a.uy ami are in.
furniture are generally the only wo.m1
to be aeen in the maiorilT of Hi
vana'a hniea and office build ngs.
Kloora are tile.
Vhitiog Amerlran firf men bari aai.l
that Harini ia the beat conatructeu
city they care ever teen, when fire
r'k in eona-dered. The Spaniab atvle
of architecture if generally pleasing
to tue ey and reaidencea with ceiling
1.1 or more1 feet from the floor are
the rule. Thia proridea greater cool-
o.i'ivi! 1...II IT, ISoeeiall. .kA nt .1,. ,imm,.e
I.,., ..I l .1,:,. U-hil. .I.ere I".. "-.. " .-- -'-;. -..:" ...........
" V'-" ; ; Mae i.tir.llier. .I. il. .ionen, r.uine ' lrVjug grange me. la in regui ir ataa-u daya. An even temperature, tailing
they viMled at Hie hoiuea of Mra. ., ,,. Stroma. Charlea .... . n ,.r Aon. 1 .'. t.i..T'. 1 r. ..inm m.l
Hlrome. Klilhe Hartl.ll will leave 1 apent Sunday with lir. and 'lr,-.J""
aoon for California where abe will ! M.auti. clebraling -Mr. hbau1) a bir.u
be married. 'I'hoae enjoying the pleaa- ; day. Mra. Jaek haa lieen here all eeK
nt affair were .Mewlamea Wayne ! and returned bolne with them, r lor;
Hrhenrk, T. fi. Williama. Alfred Jar- i em t Hhiubalao a.-eompanied them lo
ohaen and daughter. Ali. e. John ' Syring field, reiurniug noma T?" ,1'
(irivey and daughter Harriot, Jay i The W. C. T. I', meeu with Mra.
Miller and .laughter Itarbra Jeane. i Trailer thii afternoon.
tleorge J'orter, Will r.vana. Alfred. a)
llorgaarrl, John hlrome. Angua Ijib-;
eon. -.niat .timer, r rang ffaliar.1, J. )
IRVING
BERRYDALE
the Hnnoiin.-eiiieiit
Vein 11. Ili n. priii't piu. J lie exer-
einea will take the form f an after- e
n..i, .aaemhly. I.i.lilig hour or .,. uiiKKVUAU.;, A,,n, ..
w.ll. a pe, al .p'ker el.ltiu.-d for l';" l,.i,,....(,n .,,,, f ,,e f epidemie,
.,.-.-al"ii. ripe.-.al m.i.e and i.atrmlic i,rr.,u .i10 i,aa had oniie a
er.ib.. eveu.lig. April 11. ; hplow
nnd) 'i he lecturer oi irving grunge baa i ff-n-r..i- never reaching above
Ke..n forioiute in ul.tulL.ng some alu-; heaiina arrflnaetnenta unnec-
Mia Mulliaeia Smith apent Sunday i j,, uf r. Jj. I,'. to furuiaj enter- f PJJf0rjt
taiuuiHit for a apecial meeting to ue j
held at tne g.anse mil. tuiieaday
evening, April --. Following the en
terluiiinie.u will be a pie aoL-.ai, oudrr
the luanigemtnt of the 11. K. C.
S. C. Hai u'ien haa hern buy on the
roa.i wor for the paat two weeka.
Mr. and -Mrs. J. J. M. olle of unta
Clara were i-aller. at the borne of
Mr. and Mra. .1. W. Ilo.kaday, Sun
day evelirng.
off in ntlen.lni..-e the pnt two
Tbomua JI. Kenrie. itay Crilea, Krank
Jue, Kiehard Adam and Jink High,
firat tenora: Hoy Hryaon, l.rneat
llrokenahire, Allen Chriatenaon.
( harlea Hhndea, Leitny Btephena and
Jtonald Kretaer, aecond tenora; Wal
ter (Ireen, William Kidwall, Robart
Hunt. Aubrey Furry, baaaea; Ted l.ar-
aen. Inland Kobe, Ward Illce, lllair
Alderman. Vincent Hill and ('harlea
liawaon, baritonea.
Women Huth Akerl, Ellrahelh
Nelann, Mnrgaret llyitt, Neva Her.
mra, llarbnra Kdmonda, Auguata
Hamilton and Clare W'liilton, firat ao-
vrarioi: Mildred Ilerkeley, Mnrle
Temple, Itulh llaynie,, Mildred Welch,
l'aullne Knowland and Kather Uettera,
aecond aoprnnoa; Violet Mllla, Marga
ret McAyael, Charlotta Winnard,
i Harriett ltnaa, Kliaabelh Kerr, and
' Marion l'hy, firat alloa; Claudia
Krodera, Mary Weet, Irella Fly, Hen
i tletta Wolfer, Alberta l.'araon and
I Ueiala Andrawa, second altoa.
Duluth Second in
Maritime Activity
S DtTLTJTn, Finn., April IB. W
I Although its harbor la cloaed appro-
, Jlmattly four roontha of the year by
lea, Duluth is rated the aecond largeit
"( cargo-ahlpping port of tha nation 'in
. tba annual report of marina commerce
i of tha Duluth-Bi. parlor harbor, laaiied
her under direction of Major r.. II
I Utrka, of tha (J. S. engineer's office.
i New York harbor only had more
; shipping than Duluth last year, and
Ioa Angeles was third, according to
tha report. Then came iiuttalo, i-iiils
', delphia, Kaltimors, Ashtabula, 0., and
! Boston Harbor, Mass.
! Cargo freight, with a Tains of fMO
8.17.B1V In 4D.410.nSU tons, for a sea
' i aou of 338 days, was recorded for this
. t bsrbor.
1 ) The ntt registered tonnage of the
l 81X13 cargo vesiels which entered and
' left the harbor during the season was
i placed at 87,070,722 tons, while the
total number of .vessels of sll classes
v to enter and tears the port wss
i P7S3.
i William F.M'Claren
v , . Dies at Hospital
f William F. McClarrn, AO, died yea.
i larday afternoon at tha Mercy bos
pitaL Ha lesvss a son, Jsiues F. Mc
i Claren of Portland, and a number of
i cousins in Kugens and Portland.
Mr. Mct'liren was the only son of
i Mr. and Mrs, Jsmes McClarrn, pm
: near residents of Kugens. Mr, Ale
j Claren was ths only heir to a large
evtate, consisting of propsrty adjnin
Ung ths Houthern l'aciflo yarda in the
northwest part of ths city. Ha has
i lived In Kugens all his life, and at
tended schools hers,
i Funeral aervlcee will be held at the
( Veatch chapel Thursday at 10:.'IH
.a. m., with Interment in ths Masonic
, remetsry.
I Local Typos Will
Go to Conference
in a .Mm. .1 iilviTy nititi-r, Mm. r.
II. .Mik'. uii'l (aim'
'J'lie CbriMiiim HumtHj- arhnol n'ocli
fd llifir limit KuHttrr riundny, wliirli
wa IMt pupil.
John Ken i mi and wife rMurncd
from apendiui tb wtrk-rnd In 1'urt-
.Mr. nd .Mrs. Htrmaa IU'lflrlfiin,
who hivn bfoii wilb thfir couiin, Mn.
V. N. Ilubbfll, lft TurHdMy (or iboir
ho in' in (Jconoinm'k, Wii.
.Mr. and Mm. J n nia linaclt hid n
family reunion dinner nt their liumc
ou north Donglna atrcct Kuvter Wuu
day. Their cbildreo, il. O. in-unctt and
family, Mm. Ada Alien and fumily,
Mra. Mny U'hitloctt and family, .Mr.
and Mra. Fred llennett and Mm.
nett'a mother, Mm. t'mrria Jtomro,
Krneit I.ennell, Mra. Kathor Wood
ward, and Mibi Nellie Utyles from
Kan Fran-clam, were preai'iit.
Mr. and Mra, Lawrence "Lorry"
Brumflcld from Marahfield motored
aver and aro vi.it iiij Mra. Bruiu
field'a mother, Mra. Amanda .Heart.
Mra. t'alberine Harrison la very ill.
Hit Mon. J. T. Cochran, from Mabel
la hert. ,
Uu Jarga congreiatlon at toe
Chriatian church Kaator Hunduy won
hatleaa, all but two younr Udiea who
aid tbey did not know of the ladieiT
Intentiona ot coming to church haa
ter hatleia.
Council proceeding, Monday dIkIiI
April 1.1:
Tha afreet committee reported fa-
Torably for the alley aouth of weat
Main atreet, tf parliea concerned wiil
each fivt ona-balf of land for aonut,
but unleaa tbey give tit land no alley
will be opened,
The atreet committee reported fa
vorably to the opening nt lateral aew
er between north Ninth and north
Tenth atreett, and ordinance ordered
drawn.
The local men wbo have the con
tract for dlngiiif the lateral aewere
preaented their bond, wbkrh wm ac
cepied, and their contract elgned.
It being reported that many real
detita of the adjacent dlalricta deaire
anneiation, the rouorll decided to look
Into the matter and find out what nan
be done.
Petition for the paving of J atreet
wna aulhoriced,
Petition fir paving of eaat Adama
atreet from Tenth lo Polk, referred to
atreet committee to report at the next
meeting.
SPRINGFIELD
i....li..iri u-,11 I. as m inn fl.Hl fillip ! .
" "v : falling
.T.HIll.ir rjrr' ii"1" "in u- f, -k in ihui j -..g.J,,,
a.i..l Ihrougb.Hit the ale follow-1 N-PH.,.,b ri.,ljrn,d We. r-
ing I ho nroclMiniillon of (.ovemor (y (rm 4 vjjt ,vi, his fBlniy u
'''" ! Kiin.
A dencateaaen. o,erate,i in conn-.-! ,Jle r.Pnt ,r,aKd t ,he
tlon Willi tne waria nn.i naaiiiiu.ue
meat miirart at tne new location i.c-,,. m.ii .. . .., .....ra,,,. ; ,fi
a h.yoff of more tenn n week
Nevada Divorce is
Good on Islands
MANILA, April 15. OP) The
question of the validity in tha Philip
pine Inlands of a decree of divorce
obtained in a court in the United
States, was decided in the sffirmative
by Judge George Harvey of the court
of first instance.
Mrs. Jose Ventura of Manila ob
tained a decree of divorce from her
husband in the state of Nevada in
March, 1124. and upon her return in
Manila applied to the court for auth
ority to dispose of certain property.
The court held that Mrs. Ventura ac
quired a bona fide residence in
state of Nevada, that the dirnre, ,
ceedings were legal and valid ,
must be given full effect in tbi,
diction. '
AIRPLANES CARRY GQLn
LONDON, April 15.Two .
quarter tons of gold were carried V
two airplanes from London to p,
recently. This method of Iran-nT
was chosen for its epeed, and i
lcsBen the risk of pilferage rl"
bullion was carried in special 'met.'
bound cases and was guarded f.
tha time it left the banks here n.l
its arrival in Switzerland,. ita ev '
ual destination.
Move Will Limit
Danger of Fires
HAVANA, April IS. OP) Carry-
'ie mill is a I. ut to be repaired nu J "'S "u "" """' ' ' ' .
I. .l il l I. .,.,l .,l- '' van... rdera have been is-
tween K' ur'h and Fifth streets on;. ,,..., , ,., ,.. .., surd by the mijor for demolition ot
Main Slreet. will be opened May 1 by, Jri) j,,,,,,. JW ,.,.. Hnd Mr.i 1 n building, wllhin the Clly
Major M. It. Huntley, who operated , ttri,.a (;ro,eH attei:,!..! the b-n.-li liirilln. Pnira. window frames and
the lunch counter at Obnk'a cigar ,,,.,,. ,-iv.n bv t'c high school at... . .
.ore in r.-i, i.e ...r r, u .,,,.,, Tueadny evening.
Mi-1, i:r,.,. Pro,.., ..ho !.,, iil asrim Tlinnr OllllU"
in Corvailia, hsa r. lurni'.I to her home
here to rest in, preparation t'. an op- 1
erntlon later.
l.uther Holer.'ini.le l.:lsed ttirou-:')! !
Ilcrrydnle Monday to be with hia li'-1 Nature throws out a warning
tie daughter. Ilnzcl. who ia aeriomly 1 when the nerve force is in danger.
ill In Florence. i Sharp, darling nerve pnin:
Mis. Williim linr'ng ia confined lo' times called neuritis.
hee I. ..I will, n um form .if flu lahc d neurnlglB. are
years. A sodn foiintnin, electric oven,
and cake and doughnut machines are
now being inatalle.l,
JUNCTION CITY
Plane are being made for a large
1 oumher of Kugene printer and Ihrir
hwtvea to attrnd tha annuel Willamette
I Valley Typgrapbical conferem-e to be
: aeld at Portland Haturday and Holiday,
I April 1H and It). HdeM Kii. hrr, for-
nerly nf tttfe city and now repiding in
x 'nrtland, la president of tha ntnfer-
nce, tna of the entertainment fe.
drea of tha quarterly gntherkng w'll
.i a ball to be held at the UUt teiu
da auditorium by Mulinom-ih Typo,
i,: fraphical union nttnibrr f.ir the
i itltora. The ImII will U hId Hatur
' lay evening and the hn-tuf-- nt aeuma
.f the ronfereitce will be beld JvtotUy.
lir and mot her Knew
. Thtn Wot Nothing So Cood tor
Congoittonmnd ColJtmt Afustorcf
, But the old-fashioned mustard
dasltr burned and lilisiered while it 1
i cted, Get tha relief and help that '
f-nmara ptasten ir, tiiinuut U
i .lister and without the blister.
I Mii.l.r.J rl,M il Is .. .1...
I ........... - ... - . - ...nil, i
1 . hito ointment, made with oil of mus
) ard. Il ia axtcntilh-ally rrpaird, so '
tiat it wtwas sronneis.
HIMIINOnKl.n, April 15. (Spec
lal) .Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Itows visit
ed in Albany over Kasier with tha
sons nf Mrs. Howe, John and Peter
Lamherty and their families. They
motored on to lbs tulip farm near Ha-
lent.
Kenneth and Anns Mllsrd. Mra. E.
N. lllllard. I'eril Mathia and Mary
Whitney mad a Iri plo llarrlsl.urg
.Mmidav afternoon to attend the base
ball game. ,
A. M. Itlchardson, father of Hmerj
Illchardaon of thia city, arrived Mon
day fr.nu l.inslaw f 'r a visit wllh his
son. Ho wns accompanied by his
(slighter, Mrs. Joe Fowler of Wal
ton, Mrs. Fowler will return home to
day, and Mr. Hl.-har.lann will remain
for several days.
Itorn--.M their home In Vlda. April
, lll'-'ft. to .Mr. and Mrs. Hsnford
Veach, a ttaught.r.
Alice Mortenaen. dsuahter nf I'r.
snd Mrs. It. I'. Mnrtrnsen, haa re
turned to her home after being III
wllh appendlciila In a Kugene hospital.
sir. and .lira, vt , Henry Adrian
and little Jack I'rrliiua. eon nf Mr.
and Mra. Ferrol I'erkins, returned
Momy noon from Salem wher. ther
Lemons Bleach
the Skin White
1h only harm
loaa way to
bleach tha akin
whito ySto nils
Ihc Jul. o of two
lomona wllh three
ouncos of tr
chard Whit,
which any drug
gist will supply
few rents. Hliako well in
i -A
Ail
t.wm a.
.TT'NfTION CITV, April 1.1.
(RpiTial) lr. Howrn hnn purclincd
a new touring car.
Mra. and .Mra. Ilnry IhiriMen and
Mr. and .Mr. H. Smith apent lant
week-end at Nertport.
The Junction I'ity high arhool
baeehall team will have a game with
the Klmlra team on the home ground
Kriday afternoon.
A dinner party waa lnld at the
f 'harlea Thornton home Kunday In
honor of Mra. Thornton'a father, .Mr.
Pave Htrome. A larg birthday cake
with candleN waa the renter of at
traction. Thoee enjoying the dinner
were .Mr. and .Mra. Alfred Jarohnen
and family. Mr. and Mra. T. (I. Wil
liama ana ratniiy. Mr. Mtic nniiiT
and l.illa, ltfr. Nankerille, Mr. and j
.Mra. nave nf route, ami aeima ami
Mr- and Mra. Charlo Thornton.
The lodien aid of the 'hriHtian
church will meet with Mra. Krwst
Miller for a aocial meetinf thia after
noon.
A mlarellaneoua ahower wait given
in honor of Klitho flnrtxell Tneftday
afternoon at tha home of Mra. I'ave
'MEND THOSE "SHAKY
SHATTERED NERVES
pome- j
mimethne. :
iff n that i
Min I.enor" Tittia and her br.,tln.r "'ir n-rves nwl inrnn aiiennon dp-,
Arthur are both at Imine viaitin?. strnvo i-fMiltM dovrlop 1 hen- Is,
I a dn'iKor line rtonw which you niiiRt
' ' V-uipqi7pTt 1 TPr(r n,,n,v .vo1irH'if to PrttiM- Beyond 1
I UlCaCiivd WjXjXj line liff nrrvoux exhaustion, coin-!
1 j nleto hreiiriilown and. alaf. only too j
Tretiuriiily, nitntal iltMordern. ;
rnuntle tests and experimentf
have d-'vpiiipt-d n nure aid to relievo
pan of nerve trouble, neuritis am' i
iiriilfii. ThtM renmrkable ftiscovery
dr. Miinuire ami mm I tennis, all -f , , , ' tl ,,,,'
. u , , J bused upon the unence of Homeo-!
;.,r.;: ,v,,h Mr-.""ii....r. '
CltKSWKI.I.. April l.V (Spp. ijilj.
Mm. M. K. .lackaoti. Kilgar J icka ;ii
and Herb .liU-kion. Mr. unci Mrs.
Claude Jackatii ami fon WeHley and
Mm. Miiiuire and nm lieniii
K
Mra. It. K. lerHliain,
Minn I, ina Knox fo I.tmerirk. Susk, !
fiiirada, and Mas Frew nf Kurphp ar i
gurati of MiB Blanche U'litkup. I
Mr-. I 'oi ter relumed home Tup - I
day from 1'ort'and where hc
ite.-n vixiiing lu-r diuftliler.
1 wo lonilH of pruticH were beinjj
londrd Mondiy to be exptirtefi
In Din.
Mr. and Mra. Kalph
SprniKiietd. .Mr. and Mr
and followed by eminent phyRicinnf !
onl KPitrchers f "cifntific truths.
This discovery has been given the
iifime of Kftpa Neuritis Tahletf. and
thev have been comnounded to give
tlnH I relief from nerve pain while acting
Irs P tonic to tlr nerve ndls in build-;
Eona Xeiiritia Tnldcts are pinr-
Qiilced Inu'i.iicsK and are free from
Tiick ' f I n, i cu.ii h. i, iit..nii uml null iar pr
Kd Key- I due's. Ymir dru"risf will recoii'-
noitie or Ihurston and Mr. and Mrs. mw xirm. Allen's Irug Store will
Hryce I'oaey mid finrly of Sprincfield ; mipply you. Mail orders filled.
Jjow dojon buy
THINK IT OVER
TO THE PEOPLE OF EUGENE:
Because there is a "Woolen Mills tvc in Eugene the people
of this community have the exceptional opportunity of buying
their woolen goods; men's and boys' suits direct from a man
ufacturer, and thereby make the big saving which this method
permits.
To satisfy yourself as to just what this means in dollars
and cents to the people of Eugene, investigate in other stores.
There are many people in other cities and other communi-
ties where thei'e are no Woolen Mills stores, who have found
that it pays them to drive many miles to get the same oppor-
tunity which you people have of buying direct from a manu
facturer. Whenever anyone comes into this store to compare val
ues and pViees with other stores, he invariably stays to buy.
We believe that is one of the reasons why we have so many
Eugene customers. They have investigated. AVe arc mighty
glad they have, too, for wo greatly appreciate tho liberal patron
age which has been given us.
From Mill to Man is the secret of our success in winning
new customers and keeping old ones.
BROWNSVILLE
WOOLEN MILLS STORE
Eugene, Oregon
j . Try Mu.lrrrd thnJ. lw.;, " v,,"""1,'r- " and l,c,
hliis, tunsilliiia. crimp, stiff nevk, .'... ., .
t.hma. nettntlicia. hradjehe. mwrV . v,,"" ''"'"': 'r',!ir,n,
, n. plcunsv. rlieurruitism. iumlwao, ' 1 " ,'' :h n, ,h" "'' -
, aint and aclica of tl luck or Junta. rn" h'""1" 11 r,n '"
! wains, ie rmivlr, bruism, clnl- , '"" ' n'aiitles use
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i X may prevent piwunionial.
ToMoth'rtt MustaroUls bJm
snad In mildsr form for
babiaa and amall children.
Ask for Children's Mustarolo.
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PRINTING
Phons Bprinsjflsld t
Westerfield A Msivy
TM WILLAMETTS PRi$
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
After deciding to paint your home, you
should seriously consider what kind of
paint to use. It is not enough to merely
order "paint." Neither should you be
influenced by the first cost of the paint.
So-failed "cheap-paints" arc positively
most cosily. They cover less surface than
good paint; cost more to apply; last but
a short time; leave a bad surface for rtv
painting; and in the end result in notlv
ing but disappointment. The most econ'
omicnl paint to buy isthe one of such
high quality that frequent repainting
is unnecessary.
U is now possible for you to distinguish
between good paint and that which
will not give satisfaction. For years the
Government and the Institute of Paint
and Varnish Research at Washington,
D. C. have been conducting exhaustive
tests throughout tho United States to
determine the best paint materials. The
formula for BASS-HUETER PURE
PREPARED PAINT is the final result
of these t est s, particularly as to t he paint
that will best withstand Western die
matic conditions. It is made of carefully
selected raw materials, scientifically pnv
portioned, finely ground, and, as a guar
antee of quality, the formuja is printed on
the label.
If you want a paint that will cover well, protect your
property and add to the appearance of your home for
years, use Dass-Hueter Pure Prepared House Paint.
You can now paint your property and pay on the Ross-Hueter
Monthly Payment Plan. Call and let us explain this plan to you.
BASS-HUETER
PAINTS and VARNISHES
Sold by
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LUDFORD'S
022 Willamette St., Eugene,
J. E. SHELTOX
J. E. TUKXRULL
M. C. FULLER
DAIRYMEN AND FARMERS
Yon are Cordially Invited to Visit us in our new Nome, 44 Tenth Ave
nue West and inspect our new Printing Plant, one of the most complete
in the state. -
WE PRINT
BUTTER WRAPPERS, LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, PROGRAMS
BOOKLETS, SALE BILLS, POSTERS
WE CARRY IN STOCK
A full line of Paper, Pencils, Note Books, Inks, Musoila.ee, Carbons, Cray
ons, Erasers, Rubber Bands. In fact a full line of Stationery and' Office
Supplies as well as Office Furniture.
AND OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
For Old Times' sake we want to renew our acquaintance and shake your hand aaain.
So drop In tha first time vou are In town.
Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co.
rhone. Ififi3
44 Tenth Ave. "West
Condensed Official Statement of the
Bank of Commerce
Eugene, Oregon
At tho close of business April (5, 1025
RESOURCES
Loans
Bonds and Warrants
Excess Heal Estate (contra below)
Banking House .
Furniture and Fixtures
V. S. Bonds "
CASH RESERVE
Total Reserve
sr.,:i.-)0.oo
"i:,:ni)i;
$np,7.3'2n.02
- 214,734.64.
.- 40,000.00
50,000.00
7,400.00
403,6(19.86
Capital Stock
Surplus .
Reserve against excess Real Estate
Undivided Profits
livideiids Unpaid
DEPOSITS
Total Resources $1,353,127.52
LIABILITIES
5 .'io.oi 10.00
.'i0.000.00
40,000.00
1.2S5..")
87.50
1.211.754.47
Total Liabilities $1312752
April i 1 !;,"), Deposits .
iVwinixT 3, 1024 IV posits 1 1
train since last statement
-- $1,211,754.47
1.093.44 30
115,312.17