The Eugene guard., April 29, 1925, Image 10

Fnge Eight
THE EUGENE OUAED
"Wednesday Evening, April 20
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Mr. Gallagher nd Mr. Shean Coming, With Their Follies Troupe
14TH CONGRESS OF
SI
MOKCOH. April W. A)Mur
thmi JVMI ii-lK'tt'H from nil part of!
Hiiiii an- ulK n-liiiK tin- fourteenth!
roiit;nNN jf (In- Coin num. t party, I
which opened Monday in the Krem-
liii. I
Former Minister Trotsky, ivhoe i
presence ua expected to he the chief J
fYutur of lite nfitlHTiliK. hat post
poned hi departure from Hukhum for
nimther fortnight in order to com
plete a hottk. (
Memm-ille, he lin been given a new
IfUff on polfllrnl I if", awl Inn friend
nr? Kiinciiiiie tlmt In fnm he en-
truMed with li r''KMHiHihli- pom t Ion
willi tin- government mid grnditHlIy re
trieve hi former popularity mik! pre
ttjcn. Among t li iiitionti to he iliHcii--ed
nt th1 convention, which will con
liiiii for the neck ure the coopentlive
movement, Inrr'-nm-d nietiil prodw
tion, iicririilMinil tnxntion, revolu
tiotniry movement h iihroail, ami the
recent nrtivilicM of tin Comintern
(comuniiimt interim linnnle.)
ItiiNHiu'n domestic resource have
heroine grt'iitly repleted and th roin
iimniNtfi Admit (lint methotln muHt ho
Alfvpf tfi Htimnliito .home tnltiHtri-M
and iitrrenHff the prodiieiivily of the
peiiKantry who already benr taxation
and other hurdenH apparently beyond
their utrength.
Tho majority of the government of
ficial believe the pfiiNautH' preHent
itiinlion will have In he further amel
loraled if the government la to re
ceive their active political xuppnrt
i nd maximum benefit from their Jiib
orf, I
Another featuro of tho rongretm
ftouhtlcHfl will bft M. .iliovieff'n re
porta on the movement for a world
revolution.
M, Zinovieff will Inform (he rfele
' fate, it ia understood, that although
no direct revolutionary aituatlon ex
intn either lu the I'uitetl Ktatea or
(iennany, a revolutionary aituatiou In
general exist a throughout I ho world
and he will rmphnimo the need for
the ItuMdan coinmtiniata giving their
ronatant attpport to revolutionary
movement In other countries with
the ultimate goat of a world revolu
tion in view.
) ARE TO BE HELD
CHICAGO, April 2I. Itobcrt N
Htanfield of Oregon, chair in an of thf
)uhllc landi committee of the United
Ktatea vvunte, anuouueed hero lul
night that the committee expecta lo
hold public hfl.irioica In tlm eluvru
public land tutei to aliuly the a 1-
lutnUtratiun oml ruiiHervntiuii of both
the reairvfil and uureaervrd portlam
of the public iloiiuiln.
The hearing, bo laid, will atari
lome time lu June lu Arlxona uud then
will ndjmirn Tintil the middle of An
gina when (hey will he rviumrU in
Montana, During the following aix
week bearing will ali be held in
Washington, Oregon, Idnho, Califor
nia, Colorado, Nrvniln, New Mexico,
I'tjih and Wyoming. Tb hearing will
to(io about the first of Octn'ier, I've.
limiuary lifnrina have nlremly heeii
held in AVaMhingtoii with tho vnrioua
tiep irlim nlH and bureaim tntcn ated,
The interior department and the
bureau if foreatry will prohahly lute
repipMcutnllvei iirraent nt the hear
ings lo 1m held in the wealern itatrx.
t luiiruiait Slanfiehl ttiid t'mt mint of
the agricultural 1-iuda of tli public
fi'immi have been dixpoard of and
lhat I in- next noention Iw what will be
done wiih (he gmihig lunda and (lie
mineral hiu l. The buirnu of foreatry
at present ih In cburce of I tie rmrrved
port inn of the public domain. It u
h prtl, he anhl, thai utt expreaiion will
lie giilm-d frnui (lie people lu th'
flnie affertut that will recult in the
pflkMug of ndetpiile U prnviiln
lor Hie ndm uifttrnih ii of the public
domain and for connervaiiott uf im
reaotirre.
Hole of Hostess
Tiizzles Cermans
HKHI.IX. April VII OPi-TIi, 'i''
linn In ln il fill tlir rnr ut li.n-1
tm in thf liftman n lull hniiRf tlur.;n i
(lu- llil-uu liriii'jr .. I'rr'iilrlit Vim It'll i
liflllxlrf in viiHKinr, ntiirii Rif ruUllu;i I
amili( liii'iuiifr, f ItirliirH nM'iflv.'
'nn liiiirliuii wife. wi, wit lii l- !
tniil. Vim 4iirlmli, iliiil in Mn,l
ltd. The prrniil.'iit rlr.-l lmi n nim-rj
Mi. hut ihv it 74 rrnr, iilil nud I
rflilly wnl 1 1 1 r -i i k It n mrHMin iM, I
-ration mul h,r hi-nlth I t ..f in, 1
Th, mt likrly firm lii m tin.
f irrUInt ' .iuln,r In-law, Mnr
inrft, nrp HnritiKMa Von Mirrnli..i;c,
ilffPtrthftt MR iint nf liic inmi liHUttftl
mnfii t'f thf (irrmati nohtlil.r. H.ron
Mitigarrt n: rrn .1 Kirl.1 Mnri.li.il
Van lliiiilrnlntrg'ji nnlv on, iimur,
roitiu ill Urn liirlnmi ll.iih.wfhr.
llinr aril hi, wtff, with tiu-ir lw..
dii(lit-ii, lm' hi-m llilnn at lliin
Bl'fr. Vnn Hlliilfllliiirt'a l.i ,luln.-r.
nmitiiiii further ii'ihillti . Thi'i
r Kruil lrmrnij;iiil Vnu llrurk tiati --i,
nh.iae liliMlmitil is an ral I'viumuh
Jinikrr, ami Krnu Ann, Mnri, Vm
IVlila, who U rarriiil in a rrlirt-0
ling iffirrr nf L.im-ntmrit
Council is 151 a mod
For Fire Fatality
(hp 1" .C
,MSTsc4 IrOTi $$WW3-1 !
mam ofam itsd
(S,ii-.;il. The Hfbfkiili nl Odil I I. o. O. F. cfiin-ti-ry
l-vlh.a- hankfl aiM:ial riuturduy Diel. t'lorfnce cinilm-til
Hn wi-il altflnl'tl anj fr.lu a filianL-i;il . wbu-b were attended by
mikIini very iui cef ul. abuut Jf j-J
tieiiiK liiken in from the bankets, all
of which were wrapped in firnny pi
per. .Mm. fiirk and win. Charlie Simoui,
left Kriilay f ir Knlerpriar bcre tiny
will make their home with one of
Mm. Ilink'i f"U.
Mr. and Mr. II. I. Timrnloo drove
over from Miirnhfie Id anil itpent Snn
ilnv wil.i Mr. iliornt Di parents, Mr.
.ii.l .Mm. 'I'. ('. Thornton.
J. II. M rcer of l).iiiurk. X. I).,
.tin I fjmi.y, ure hei-e looins for J
iilC-lt Nil. a
.. A. UcKadlen ha" lukfn the
agray for tlie rt'enrity Inmiran.-e
(iiinpany. lie ill luiiille all kiuda ot
fire inMiraiice.
Mr. and .Mm. II. II. Donjlna ani
Jaun viailnl Mr. and Mra. fc. r.vei-
..on in l.iiseni' ini.iiy n k'h
II. .1. Ilnre t i o.ii.ind bw pur
' i liimi-.l the old l, Tulli.r plnce in tin
j t iitn liart of lowu. coiifiiiling of i
lim'Hi' mul L'i.'j i"it. .1. A. .McKaddei
hnnilli'd tue deal. Mr. Illirk will If
iiiimI.'I the houm'
liee. Xeff of
the- aervicea ;
large nuni- j
her of ueialibora and friend. Mr,. -
llawley Ivid been an invalid f- r the
past three and a half years ui... I -re ,
her suffering, patiently and unconi- '
plaining!)'. Her loving d:anisilion and
bright outlook upon life endeared beg
to all who knew her. and the foimnti- ,
nity feel a great loss in ther panning. ;
Two good harbinger for winner,
weather today a laig" floi k of geese
heading north and a buiR'h of boy, ;
with bathing mita slung over their
shoulder, ueud ug for Hie awiiniiiin: ,
hole. I
Misa Kd th Webster left for .Marsh-,
field Saturday.
" ijuuuajr guests of Sr
Mr. and l- t r. ....
rheir dinner guests' ut"?
Mr. and ilr CI,... t-. . iarw..
nit u......... - kut n. r j .
Ili-nrv Itobile. Mrs., (lnttifred (iraher 'er .eta, Mr and Mrs i .. .."'-..
. .. . , .1 on ..n.l - ,..
anil Mr, doun liariies mere uibiiig - ""Firr ..irin i.
treatments. . Mra. 1. C. liryant n.i .
Fox was Misa Anna Queen before her
marriage.
John timber returned Monday
night from Clnvenble Springs where
he has been the past month. He left
treatments.
Mrs. II. It. Kdwarda and child re
turned Monday night from l'ortlnnd
where they had been visiting Mrs.
Kdward's mother, Mrs. C. K. Mcllon
ald. Mra. 0. A. Smith from Iloseburg is
viidting this week with her parents
Mr. and Mra. Frank Hawkins.
Sawmill A at Latham will put on a
night shift the first nf May. This mill
sawed 17),XH) feet of lumber Monday.
L..a Gale and Krm, j ' 03
me IJewey Vil5n .
moved into the i'.utler i, ' "
hill. ",,t s l
-Mrs. II. T. Smith visited Mr, e
Berk Wednesday ., . '" t V
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I
ELMIRA
'
i KLMIKA. April 28. I Special). - j
! -Mr. Kogers and family have moved
to Medford. Oregon.
Klvin Trout is home from the hos
pital. He was injured in an automo
bile accident a i-hort time ng".
Mr. Wishman's son from Silverton,
He ia a n llinb. r and Oregon, visited him W ertneailay.
CRESWELL
k I I V . 1U
Mr. Norman Purkernon
uiuuvr imriy ounuay for i.
bota
tm foot) un he c.ni jc -t a i
iHiiiubinil hop lie w Jl
.,iix.neM4 here.
Joliti eln"ii. w'fe and con left lo
ittv f. r Srurtle. Mr. NeUoii wui the
loriner ounr of t!ie I.nirtiater stor;-.
I toy rhilipa ia ill nt linue witb u
Kevere nine of tonnilitin.
.Mr. and Mra. H. C. Ilinsen, Mib"d
nnfl W'urreii apent Sund.ijr at Swia-
ll'XIl".
A. J. Kaiwer in spending t'.ie week
n I'oi t ami, on btirtiu k-.
WALTRVILLE
WAl.TKItVIIJaK. April l!S. (Spe-ciiiU-
.Mr. and .Mrs. 1, eater Stacy and
family of Lebanon, Mcshm. John Itur-r-i
ns and 1 ipes of Kiifjeiie apent Sun
day ot . L. Stucy'a. Other guest
Uwei-P Mr. nnd Mra. l' W. I'age, Mr.
'a nil Mrn. (ieorire Willinn and family,
mid Will White.
The I.notes' Aid will meet next lime
with Mrs. W. C. TheniB.
Welcome Keheknh lodi-e hud a Ip
eial meet n Satunhfy night ni the
call of the noble grand.
.Mr. and Mr?. .1. I . IlolmeM and fam
ily of i;ugcne spfiit Sunday with
iler.ry llolmra.
The Walieni.le and Thurston haae
hill team plnyeil a Kiune nt Thurston
Sunday. The store wua 7 to S in fa
vor of Thurston.
CltKSWKIX. April 20. (Special)
A small blazo Suudny afternoon at
tiiP homfl of (jeorjee Gilfrey caused i
uite a hit of unusual excitement in
town aa the alarm has not been beard
for some time. The fire was caused
by a defective chimney and outside
of n damaged roof no other damage
was done.
I r. Wheeler gare an interesting
talk on "Thought" to the high Bchool
aw I Tiicsilav mornini?.
.Mr. nnd Mra. Ihxon spent Friday
JlMiu for Mr. Graham has rented Joe Wlriti
o.ifU f'-r place.
j V. V. f'olgaard made a trip to E
gene yesterday.
Mrs. llawkly called on Mrs,
IjhL evening.
Mrs. Crone who ha-i- bin workin? nn,i Saturday in Portland.
for -Mr?, liraunm, returned nome on
Sunilay.
Mr. Clarence Tripp nnd family have
moved in the house vacated by Mr.
It serf.
K'orenee Moade visited at Tju
ion's a few flats last week.
.Mrs. Fountain bus returned home
imtii Wnlker, Oregon.
Most every one m this vicinity is
on 11 1
Alfred Smith, Mr. and Mr ?
unt Clive. Mildred and Wi'A- J"
Nma, Kevat Loa Gale and Knni j
Hrynut and Eva t'rnnp. ir
Mr fiml Mra W i .".
dren of Veneta. si, '..JT"1
Iteck and children gave y j
u cui pi ice uiiuier imilav at hl.i
Hev. nnd Mrs. Haih li'f ,
spend the week with friends i
UI'll.
I'm
Th famed Mr. Gallagher and Mr,
wlch Village Follies," coming to
8hean, and a bavy of artista models, aa they appear In "The Green
the Helllg . theater next Tuesday.
News of Nearby Towns
Special Corrcspondenco To Tho Guard From Various
Llvo Districts In Its Field. .
MUIN;ri i:rJ. April LU (Spec
ial) c T. N'uphufalsi left yesterday
for Jllriiinhlf. .North 1'akolii.
I. A. Smith, fireman at the Moun
tain St a I en Tower company, was
back on the job Monday after a week's
vacation Hprut on his ranch nt l'all
Creek.
Jack Kinsley has rented bin house
to A. Hishop of Mabel.
Hart Tate ami William Rogers came
frnui Mine Itiver Monday on a visit.
Mr. Tate, ia a guest nt I lie home of
hkii sister nnd brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Panks.
Kpliriam Mathews had his right
hand slightly cut between llu thumb
and Index finger Sumlny when the
team of mules he was driving started
to run away.
A M. Itlchardsoii left yenterdav
morning for bis home In l.inslaw nfter
spendnig two weeks convalescing from
a recent (linens at the homo uf his
son, Emery ltlchardon.
Mis. Thernn San-otrr, formerlv Miss
C,nrhitte Stewnrt of Sprmgf ifbl.
came frm rortluud over the week
end to vinit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry M. Stewnrt. She will tm her
vi witing fr inula a lid relatives until
Salnrday.
Mr. ami Mm. I). W. Mi Kintmn ami
dn lighter M ma returned M o inlay
evening from a trip to 1'ortlsnd where
they visited nt the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Addison .lelllson. While in l'ort
land Mr. McKiunon hsd his voice
tried out tor rndio liroadcnsting fiver
KiiW and will be bookrd this fall.
Mrs. Samuel C. Wright returned
Monday evening from n trip to 1'ort
land.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Nadvnrnih re
turned Moinlny ntghl front a tuotol
trip to I'oNlnnd, nhrie they visltetl
nt the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
lluhiik. They stopped off t visit
frieutls at Salem, Albany and Sclo on
the way home.
Mr. and Mis. ,. C. Wilon motor
ed to l,el..iniii Moiidny, rcHirning in
I he evening.
The Keuiom of the Springfield high
school defeated the sophomores t to
I In an interclnsn haselmil same play
ed Mumbiy afternoon, thereby winning
the interclnsn hateball series in the
high school activity context. The
sophomorea now at nnd second, and
the juniors and freshmen will play
a game in the near future for third
place, It is announced ,y Vvrn 1 .
Main, principiil nnd coach.
' Mrs. Milton Cyr and Mrs. Wilbur
Uoyd will entertain tho I'ine circle
needle club tomorrow, April IHl. in
the afternoon, nt (he home of Mra.
Cvr, between Ninth mid Tenth streets
vu mm
pect to more in some lime this week.
n Wednesday the McKcnzic local
met at their accustomed plnce and
an oyster feed took place i mi mediately
following the business sefion.
Mrs. Sam (Jnilard. Mr. J. W. Foun
tain, Mrs. Mnry Potter and Mrs.
Mubul Schmcring nre delegateM of the
Wnlterville Neighbors of 'oodcrufl
circle to ( rants Pass at their con
vention in Mny.
The play entitled the "I Mitch l'e
tective," given by high school pupils
of treut nt l.eaburg school Sntiirda
night was certainly well done. There
were twelve characters, six boy a nn!
six girls.
The fnrinera union held Mie'lr regu
lar meeting nt Vidu Saturday night,
uancing after the meetiiij;.
The Ladies' Aid socie( of Walter
ville church were entertained at th"
home of Mrs. Stella Hinn h on Thurs
day afternoon. Vases of .mrple lilac
and narcisia wrn plncx! in vns,-
throuichout the living room and dr
t ue plnyground adjoining the Metb-j i,,muH refreabmenta were served b
odist church is being leveled and fixed
up for the summer by volunteer la
bor from the church. Men were at
voTk on it Monday evening, and the
city svniper was hired to use on it.
The foreign missionary society of
the Methodist church met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mra. Her
nice Vnn VaUiib, ir.Ti C street.
DEERHORN
li:i:illH.N April VX The Mc
Keniie high school wilt give n pla
at the I. O. O. l hall in Wattcrville
Friday night at H o'clock. "Tio
Much Marriage" Is the name of the
play. There are five characters.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thlcncn' new
house will soon-be finished, Tbye ex-
the hostess. The next time th
ladies will be entertained at the home
of Mrs, V. C. Thienes on May l-Mh
The election of officers will be held
on May TIiomo present were Mis.
Ira Isluim. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Evelyn
llarrit, Mrs. Snm Cunningham. Mrs.
Johnston of l.eaburg. Mrs. Mueka.
Mrs. .1. V. Koutain. Mrs. Corn Mr
Nown, Mrs. W. C. Thienes. Mrs. Opal
Jennings, Mrs. leror. Mrs. Mnry
Cilispte, Via, Irmn and Fannie tiod
ard. .
JUNCTION CITY
jrNfTHIN CITY, April L'S.-
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Eugene
WEDNESDAY
MAY 6
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MAKSIIKIKI.li. (ire. April :1t -The
coroner jmy in (he crte of tj.-Msthfii-hl
fue vjiiih rccetiti mul
ix (1. sth retufi-d Kit . u.l.i t Moiils
night Isi.ng snv linine there m.glic be
vu (lie Mirhfiel rii v ctuii il.
The Ci.ruiirr'a Jurj taut ttst lud
ny in-ptclinn he. n in ide of the Unhl
Ing and rep rid io th. ftre imtrolml
clfirt, the apiMiuentt would haw
bvtt) rloied to jcii:pincy.
BOISE MAYOR NAMED
IlfUHK, Ids , April '.it. F.rn (I.
Fnglnon, wim re-erctct mayor of
Hol yeitenjsy by h msjority of IHH
otia oer John p. C"nion. Uth mttt
running as Imlf-peQdrut.
Sent By Hit Own Doctor
"1 wH.rwl tlrMafullr wtlt. PtUt (W 10
until an (-- ttJ kmmmit.
B.tt nhlilN rMMl4 I frt
ly M t. Vi, I ' naiMMifloil lr
m4... m1 1 am wU mnd bMhlky,"
If you, too, are suffering with
Piles or other Rectal or Colon
JiwMvWrt. you mutt iHHiner or Ut wop
rxicrtn.ei.ting with your health, and
l cireJ aa I haw cured ihouiands of
rases. many of the most sever arui of a
long standing 40 years. Mv wn-urf t
csltresimentUi.tU ARAN
1 hbPioo.neyi.Hit Pile, or
our fee will he tcmnnetj.
mmA WJ.t tm, m Fit EC.
f t hria -r-. -a.
PORTIAMO 0(1
DEAN. M D.Inc
act; ivrTit urricit
Oil
1
1
anSNt-ct ON SHOW CaWtdS'
)Ir8!EIJ DAILY AT
vPMFOMVCf .'1
41 LY AT j
Grand Stand Chair
Scats on Sale
at' the
Eugene Book Store
The Keen
Eye of
The Forest
Ranger
From tho lookout. For
est Utilizers scan tho
-turroutulint couiitr y
for trnoos of sinoko
tho fororunnor of n
serious firo if not tnk
oil euro of nt 01100.
Lot's koop thoir work
ami groat lianmiro to
otr valuahlo forests
down to n minimum
this yonr hy stiuupinc
out Piimpfiros boforo
tlioy nro loft.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
buHv plnntire Knrden.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Sdnberg of Kugene
relntivcR hmere Sunday.
K'in rn crule school will close this
week.
Mny White hns been visiting her
rnntlnifl. Kounttiin.
Howard lHxon wns first baseman
on the Kugene high school .tenm thnt
played at Corvallis SnttiriJ iy. IIo also
won BPcond place in the truck meet
with O. A. C.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. Melvin Miller visited
Sunday with his nephew Hoy Miller
I and family,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carol Groshong ar
I rived Sundny from Tacoma, Wash.,
Miss Velma Shove spent th
witti Mrs. Kaddiff. f !
Miss Kunice Alleo accompani-d
Pitriy or irienus on a week-end
to Portland.
A mother's -day proprnm i, fet.
nrennreii nnrt will ti ; "
K"n tt i
Christian church on thnt dar
cattle in this viiniff k. . I
1, luv lirM
week. x 1
-Mrs. ,T. I! Hard,,,., mks-
clnaa mer nt lifr dn.a ' I
' '-iiiurunj a
ernooo.
Mr. nnil Mra Hitfe-,. .
.Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will XW&
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole
COTTAGE GROVE
I for a visit with Carol's parents, Mr.
j nnd Mrs. H. Groshong.
Mrs. George Itater of Kugene was
is criinut nf tho In dins' Civic Imnrnve-
j ment club 'J'uesduv afternoon. Have Musterole handy when a coid
i Mrs. f. .Inckson, Mrs. Tom Silk-! Jtarts. It has all of the advantaeeTS
wood, .Mrs. inciter, -nrs. Arnxier, ' Si"'":lv"-"Vl u piaster V 1JH-
la 1.1b M..U V A Winl.nrUtl I JU I ' . DUSter. YOU illct annl; -J.i
Mr. and Mrs. N. Steele and Mrs. Cora I e .infer. F""st you feel a warm linz'e
I idUon attended the Odd Fellow celc-! as the healing cintment penetrates the
i bnttion in Marcoln Moodny. I pores, then comes a soothing, cocfc
i fi-1.. i- i i i sensation and auick re hef
me jrnriiifio uivu una im-.tu im, , -------
store fmm Hie Front Btreet lmililiDg i . Pe of mustanl m
to the ohl warehouse store buil.ling . SSHli "g- Mrtk il
i recommended by manv nurw
on urogon avenue. j i(Kto Try NlJsteroleYor brShg
FRANKLIN
BEERYDALE
ItKItKVDAIJ:. April IS. (Spe
rinl I -tjii'itc it hirge number .of mo
thers nnd fri-i.dit nt ended the closing
ihiy piniie (f the Herrydnle schuol.
It wns n beautiful duy and all enjoyed
the bountiful dinner nt noun. M 3
"eb;.ter. Ihe trnoher, receixed many
compliment h for her fa thful work
with (lie children during the year.
Mrs. !. It. llawley, who pntiscd
nwny suddenly Sunilay. Anril 11), whs
In d to rest Tuesday in the (ilenada
( '( TT A t i K ( J HOVK. A pril 20. j
(Special) Mrs. K. M. Wheeler left
Tuesday for Ituttdale, Hritinh Coluin-
hia. where she will vis't her daughter.
Mrs. W. V. (iildersleeve nnd family, j
Iler son. Osear Wheeler, who accom
panied here as far as Portland, will
c to Canada.
Mrs, Caroline Camejon who has FRANKLIN. April 1!). (Special)
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Flora The Victor Itible class of the Chn
McGee of Cottiijre (Jrove since lust j turn 0. S. met with Mr. and Mrs. .
ttober will leave Thurndny for her j C Ivie of Junctiori Thursday evening,
home in ChicaRo. III. Mrs. Cameron; It was Mr. lvie's birtlclny. The eve
makes her home with her son-in-law, ning passed sweftly with the usuul
lliuohl lhill in that cty. 'sinking, music and games. Itesides th.?
Horn. Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. 1 birthday cake, adorned with nmre than
.lames Powell, an SA pound daugh-1 1 t caLdles. other cakes, ice cream ami
ter, Hetty Lou Powell.
.f. It. Manning returned Tuesday
from Savanna h. Missouri, where he
has been in n satiliirium.
Horn, Sundny. to Mr. and Mrs. O.
It. Aubrey of Gowdyville, n son.
Horn, last week to Mr. and Mrs.
Pee Fox of Gateway, a son. Mrs.
C'ffee was served. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. T. Ilnudiwith of Kugpn-,
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Purkerson, Mr.
and Mrs. N. P. Purkerson, Mr and
Mrs. N. L. Purkerson, Mr. and Mrs.
.1. E. A'len, Mr. and Mrs U C. Allen
nnd the family of the host
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. C. Allen nnd boys
.natism, lvmbaeo, crouo. asthma
lgia, conestiont pains and aches cj
uu -. joints, sore muscles, spraim I
ruises. c'-Jlblains. frosted feer. miH.,.;!
behest. It may prevent pneumonii I
na nu.
ToMolher-: Mutteroleis iM
maae n miide.' torm for
babte, and) small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole,
. 35c and 65c, jars
and tubes.
ii
Better than a mustard platttr
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AS THE world's largest manu
. facturers of farm electric
plants, we have been working for
months on the development of a
lighting plant that could be sold
at a radically lower price a price
so low that it would bring elec
tricity within the reach of every
farm home in America.
We knew that a million farm
homes were ready for electricity
that a million farmers realized
the money-saving, time-saving
value of electricity that a million
farm women had learned that
electricity would lighten the bur
dens of farm life and bring new
happiness and new opportunities
to their families.
A Price That Ii Revolu
tionary We realized that a Small reduc
tion in price would not be enough.
It must be revolutionary drastic.
And we wanted to be able to offer
this plant on very easy terms so
that every farm home, whether
owned or rented, could have the
benefits that are so much appre
ciated on the 200,000 farms where
LMco-Light is now in use.
And Now It'i Ready
Today the new Pelco-Light is
ready. It is more than we had
hoped. Quantity production
modern engineering millions of
dollars worth of machinery re
search and invention have pro
duced the Delco-Light that can
make all farms electrically lighted
farms.
A 600-Watt Non-Storage-Battery
Plant
The new. plant is a genuine
Pelco-Light in every respect
full 600-watt capacity, strong,
sturdily built, economical in oper
ation. It is equipped with a
standard Delco starter and an
economical starting battery. And
its price is only 19S t. o. b.
Dayton the lowest price and the
greatest value ever otfered in a
Dclco-Light electric plant.
Complete Installation
at a Remarkably
SmaU Cost
In addition to this, special
arrangements have been made
whereby the Delco-Light dealer
in your commurity will install
your pUnt and wire your house
for rive lights, to be located wher
ever you specify. You will re
ceive with the plant five beautiful
spun-brass lighting fixtures com
plete with bulbs.
And all of this plant, installa
tion, wiring, fixtures, everything
ready to turn on the lights will
cost you only $53, in addition to
the price of the plant itself.
A SmaU Down Payment
Balance on Easy Terms
Finally, we have arranged that
this new low cost for Delco-Light,
completely installed, can be paid
on terms so easy that anyone can
take advantage of them. The
total cost is only $248, including
freight (a lit :le more west of the
Mississippi). But you make only
a small down payment. The bal
ance is payable on easy terms,
arranged to suit your convenience.
Ask for Details
Never before has such an offer
been made. Never before has
Dclco-Light cost so little and been
soeasytobuy. It means that any
form home votir home can have
Dclco-Light today.
At the bottom of this advertise'
mcnt appear the name and ad'
dress of the Delco-Light dealer
for your community. Call on
him, write, or telephone for full
information specifications of the
plant, illustrations of the fixtures
that come with it, details of our
complete installation and wiring
plan, and the figures that show
how easily you can now get
Dclco-Light.
Delco-Light Company, Dayron, Ohio, Subsidiary of General Motors Corporatior
W. I. HARGIS
837 OLIVE ST., EUGENE, OREGON
MODERN APPLIANCE CO., WSTHI1U'TKS.
W-2 SKCoxn AVK., SEATTLE, WAS