The Eugene guard., May 16, 1925, Image 11

THE EUGENE GUARD
Tage Eleven
IBLT
rib by board
; of resulrntuit rents
Tl f" . . ...t.i- sunn W of
' '"'"" ,nJ !
I " . lutlkline I
tom.itrf bjj
U..oritiB of Heal Ks-
I w fmuh " nutionna.
'"' . weot lo its constituent
""! in ' of l'nitri
!i ind I'unmls.
I "L'th. real tstnte board of
I ik lint cim" ...
reverSe rent per room per
Un"e.emle fsmiiy "
" AMti d .omi-detniber; lor
2& .-? rr"r!,
2forenemeiit. In weh case the
sill be nMfrtaim-il for w-nwi-
inss ef three ctossps. the liith-
oWtes -f M. he
pr . ,.,it nf lite
I 5P. . ...n tnntiirr will
The men"' ' .
wi ,s to whether in enrh city re
, clpilnl is seeking lonus or le
2 . 1mm re sviiililbln m Mrrss
KSLTrf,.l.l. or whether there
! MUiliVr'mm between suiiily "A
j n n-ill nttempt to reflect
i aci1 chattel
w (wrrowrr mm . i 7
;l ,i. mirket for inorlgnsf money in
'.i, fir future.
Ktiri) to the buiWins situation
,1, iort't trill go into the extent of
mbsiMin it j .. -
.wiim isl. the pen-enlnire of the
ffl 1 . ...i.;..l, il mjirbptr in
wesent ran"!
ri'r ,vnul11 ropinly nnsorl.
Tilt iwnry ".' ." -'," ,
,11, in regnrrl to siiHSle fnmily rttrell
.. ipirtmenls ntl business build-
Tbf IPnerftl neinnnn iur irai
.ill be eem)ren mm ""
Wt. A r'il inquiry Is being maile
.1- ..i::tf nf Itift mnrkpt for
iw me m uw... ....
.tMitiiioo or suburban lots, l'mrt
ni f the Mirvey will be piihiished
iat June 1.
flarrett, Tauliiie Guthrie and Kvriyn ;
Mollis. You will want to hear these)
talented younf people ainj. Hr. tti-j
vera preaches oo the subject, "ChrUt's '
.Metc to His Church." Tli eceoini !
sermon is n important one on the j
subject. "What Are lead JJen lo. j
inR?" The chorus chair brines the!
evening message. We eiteud the in- j
vilution of tlie church to all ho care
to attend. It will be worth your while
to be present.
International Blhla Student Assooia. .
lion
Sfeets Sunday -'.SO V. M. at 1.V1
Hljh street. Types of (he Jrwin Are
Harvest and the (infos) Ate Harvest
a part of (iod's Tlan. The second lea- j
son is Comparing and Conlraslinc i
the Klemems and Spirit of Man with '
those of God. I
BRICKMAKERSAHE
LOOKING FOR IViORE
USES FOR PRODUCT
Radio In Our Homes
Evangelical.
Corner weal Siith am. Wait. A. W.
Curr.v, pastor, Mrs. .John Hnpy. S. S.
Stt,it. Hibl itfhoal t tjt o'clock.
Trencbing n 11. The junmrs will met
nt 2:30 with Mis KJJa Martin .t
tftir. Chritifin Endeavor ami intfr
mediate at 7 o'clhck. Kvening nervice
at 8. Subjert for evening rvitv,
"Salvation for a Look." Mid-week
jiraver service Thursday nijf.it.
cardial invitation ei tended Co all.
At the Churches
tronlii.i.fd from ,ia(Ce ten)
bmis t -h fin"? 01 rnP mornmg
svi. ifie women a hiuuwv wi
I meet TueRdny afternoon iti (tie cnu
I mm of the church (or u prufsmin
ra(ios iwl silver ten at tliree o'clock.
Umbe:i are privileRed to bring ttn-
ri'Dd?. At litis meeting Dr. Kmiiinil
will gie no adtlrcfs on Alice in
Wonficrtitid. illustrated by sipreopti
m ilitfe?, in wJiicli )ie will mnkc n
pjTcho -ana lysis of Lewi CnrroH w'u
jlrhoneh a distinguished mntliftinanrji,
h tchtmsical btv k wliich mailp him
I fiffiou! as an 'author.
First Baptist.
. Corner Kijthttt Rtid'I'eari stretR.
Charles K. Iuntinm, pi tor. A nut
Jlyt K;ic, music director. JJibJe choJ
meets nt lA?u W. U. Ixird, funcriti
tendent. Morning worship nt 11
o'clock. The mibje.-t of !) t(or's
sermon is '."The Senreh for (loti."
Mrs, A, V, AVnkemnn will fpeak nt n
j'itu mce t i tic of t he youtiR pcpl' i
socletiea nt 7 o'rlnck. Evenint nervice
is nt S o'clock. Itev. A. V,- "Wakemmi.
Ad interesting &nl enthuniatic ttpek
er. will tell of nom of his thriilina
experiences in bringing the jro;pe ti
tin people of the B?!in Vnn
country in Africa. Mr. Wskemsn will
iiltiatrstG tomt f the native custois
with enrios hr might from the Wacit
mnn's lam). The cboir will ping '"If
with all yor heart" AshfrU and
Mr. Lyman 'NVarnork, baritone nf
1'ortlninl will sing ns an offprtory oo
"Teach Mo to tVrnive" OVrtrd-Kte-pliens).
Prayer and conference me.'t
ing on Thursday night at 7.''0,
Grace Lutheran.
Corner Eleventh avenue et ami
Ferry streets. H. Trout mnnn, pn--tor.
Jndar school S):45 a. m diviu
service 11 . m., with srmott or tli"
siiHject. "A True, Christum Vrayer."
A cordial welcome.
Trinity Lutheran.
Cflrnfr Sixth and i'enrt. (ivvvt
SiiJHrprf, i;istor, Sunday tscliool every
ly 0;1. a. m. A ftrndetl school
and nil in Ampriran, Services Sundiy
is .Scandinavian 11 a. m. Vocnl ao)i,
I Injs Urson. At 7 p. m. all mcmhers
I n the lVrora t oilpge J.and c ncerr. '
meet in the church office. A very J
npoTtant meetirit. At K p. in. special
I rrice in American by Missionary,
j HurceM who will give an illustrated:
won ot. China and its missions. The '
ifmbers r.f the Lutheran J trother-j
fin! if Kugen only members) wilt)
ttwt in thp church parlors for a very I
iffportant business meeting. A se-;
till tounctt meeting will be held on I
Saturday evenin from 8 o'clock in th 1 1
dorrh office. I'lease be there prompt- j
'r. May A special meeling of u.e j
I'oagrejEation will bp 1jpJ( 0n KridavJ
Jljf 29, frAtn 8 p. m.
First Methodist Episcopal
J. Franklin linns, minister. Pas-
t tw .morning subject nt eleven. "The
naDitl of Jesus. ' N'civ tncmlicrtt will
f Wfived at 1his service. Snecial
'Jic by the chorus choir. Evening
wan with reception of new mem
JnM fight o'clock. The theme will
"why a Church t All?" Sn.
! J"I muetc sod eongregntional singing.
iium at ;r:-i,j, ioung peo
"fs iocieties at 7:(K.
Hn Church of Christ. Scientist
I'frnrr of Twelfth and Oak streets.
'winwday evpning testimonial roect-
" a ocim-k; SundaT school at
;l-MOIvMn and Wsshhitrne buitd
writer if Lighth and Willamette
,fi, it Ppri daily, except Sundavs
i. 7 "v nu uovirs. 1
";nan is in nttendnnto from .t
U:D ThP uhject of the lesson
f"r Stindny is "Mortals n-nd
reilmg room.
Crwwell Church of Christ
A't NtrodnT. Mnr 17. will K tl,
ni day ,-.f r Snrim rjnt)U.
' skiing. T;,- w;n i
... nim fins, iin .inv j
Church of God.
Third and Monroe. Mami Bivnr.
pastor. Hiblp srhool 10 a. m. E. A.
FfcJrs, supprintPniint. A. C ilail.
aasistarit. 'laRS for all a..
lrpnchinB sprvire 11 a. m.. snbjprr.
"l''?ry t'liristijin Has a Cross tn
Bpar." Hp is tlislnynl if hp sprrjs
If. NrjfliffPnt if he Jpbvps it. Trup
hpnrtpil if hp lifts if. TpU llntt.
10:24. QuartPt, "L'nrry Your Vrow
with a Nmiflp,"
Snio, "Sail on" hy Ulh Pnwitfv.
Young Peoplp's ropptinff l:Ki p. m.
Thp. young ppople will (tiro Tiiho
ilrnina, "In Quest of a tirpot Trens
urp.' l'innn. snio by Myrtle Krrmitt. MX
are invitrrl.
Prearhiiig service S p. m. Suhjei't
for evening sermon "SYflikinji in thv
I. iRht." Iet br Mary Slolsie anil
Marie Barley, "He Cures for Me."
All are welcome.
Central preshytorlati
Corner JtUli nad Tear) streets. Her.
A. If. Saunders, minister. Prof. John
II. Siefert. choir ilireelor; Mrs. Ruth
Davis Cleaver, orrnnist. Sunclfl?
arhnnt ot v):43. H. A. Satllts. (jeneral
superintendent, is ably assisted by ef
ficient officers and capable teachers,
and we will be very glad to welcome
you into our school, lou win lino
the happy spirit that pervades the
service, and the reverent Hibie study,
the right preparation for the hour of
morning worship that follows at 11
o'clock, with the pastor apeakim! on
"Life's Groat Choice." There will be
reception of new members at this
service. Sycial musical numbers will
be "The King of !,ove my Shepherd
Is' (Shelley), song by our large cho
rus choir, and "Ixive Pivinc All l.ove
Knelling" (Stainer) by Mrs. Pear
son and Mr. Siefert. At p. m. there
will be a -(."-minute service with the
pastor speaking. The ounrtct will
sing ")lv Jesus I l.ove You" (Hugo,.
Junior Kndesvor at 4:.10: Westmins
ter League and Senior C K. t 7
o'clock. 1'rnjer mepling Thursday
evening at S o'clock, luring the morn
ing service a kindergarten has been
established in the basement where pa
rents can snfely leave, their email
children. You are cordially urged to
enjoy all these serricea with til. and
to make this your church home and
work with us.
f.ne. ; .i.. i...'
J'' 'h.irrh , f, ,,r,m Sunday
"-ram. t. .
in" minister will he the
, ,'t'i:t Mr .! 11 v u
w.. , ' "iii- ill ii-ii- nun
'i. L "rl" 'Thrr ' '"' ""e
i , m'"i' sn'l.v morning
.?,"t' s"rd.r nighls will be
. ' Hlll. Th. scr. , W I..
" " "O lilP ll!.iect. "llnw
," "'T.ti.l Mceli,,,." The
"' "n h "tVat.-liful.
; r"" f"r the week will be'
t ,v ' YV iniife rerTcne
'"I. Mr
"I .,)
" n,l ,
-' l'i
""I Chrlslian '
Ki.v.,,n Mre.ts. K. V.
r l'rof. I'. . Mokgall.
f ls. s. - Ster.ns. or
It. ( !a',,. tlray. siippr
,! Snoilsr seined. Miss
""n. s'v-.nt to the pa,
n.lsi j,r trnln j. n. f
'"f'-t. IV c iirgc th. reg. .
"' 'he Snmlar mWI.
",', -e proud ,,r ,(, grr.t
,n'' oi.iM, t r.p a
"ret l.C,r, ,,, i. l,.rclrp
CONCRETE
BRICK
BURIAL VAULTS
DRAIN TILE
IRRIGATION PIPE
SEWER PIPE
CULVERT PIPE
HOLLOW TILE
BLOCKS
SEPTIC TANKS
Eugene Concrete
Pipe Co.
135 Blair Phone 903
'' Ml.
r... h ;.ii.- :.. ....
tii( to mientf thi
f t'-'inj nn.t-n
i i'll'tli flftil vi-
PANTS
Cut ard mnI p,u:tf fr
you any mylp or nrnd n oit
trmn shop OurantP-d to TJI.
LtSTON WfO. CO.
7T9 Otv B-dQ.
Brick mskers ar not vny oitimia
tic about the future of wood.
"Fifty year.- to come. liomA hmM
ing xiU be of brick, Rtont, concrete;
or tamped earth." states an official'
waraiat issu by the Coatotoa He'wk
Manufacturers' Association tit Amer-;
ica. "Wood win be used only for
interior finish if in fact there is ffi-
ritnt Itimbvr left for that, tireaterj
us of fire resistive built) in materials;
and rttriet'rtti ot lumher use to inter-
tor finish oniy wmiltt prove out of thei
most effective and immediate aid to j
the JVci,ieat' attuouueed ciu?rva-
tivAn policy. J
Krom ocean to ocean, from lakes to
f uJf, ardent iuscccattoutt t 1
aked to impreHH upon the pub.ic the i
importance of greater pconojny in Juni- j
ter. rresuteat t'ait.lgG anuouuccil j
in a recent addretia before the
National Conference, on 1'lilizaiion of J
trest rrilcts that w have left
about 74-T billion cubic feet of timber.
The annual growth i only six billion
cubic feet Keaittst annual mKm
tinn of '-'... At the present rate, visi
ble supply will bo exhausted in Jess
tlian forty yearn. And wo hav no
variety of tree which planted todny
would attain maturity tor yielding
ttttuber within that period. No we
must face this situation: we are not
far from timber exhaustion.
"This exhaustion, onc it comes,
must necessarily be prolonged, as it
will require the better part of a cen
tury for most any tf out lumber pro
ducing trees to attain growth. H we
are t keep back th day of artua
exhaustion xtp must husbftm.
1st inj? supply by d'tminish'ijur. consump
tion and waste. V mt adjust our
selves lo reduced per capita consupm
tion, restrict lumber uses to lines
most impcrfttivc, find KtthstJtutcs fr
ordinary uses.
HOW NEAR15THC SATURATION
iN RAOiO ?
RADIO
21,000,000 HOMES
WITHOUT RAOKS
3,000,000 HOMES
WITH PAD105 ,
HIBFfliififfl
OfiQPS OFF 3UHVEY
fiFC01!lT!SWS!Sl
Portland To Have
(the planting oj trees, the cnltjTBt.t-'a
Plumbers Session"- , J
1 Tlio llsnror Rent Ksttrtn bonni
yltui ta jiu-jtrj Qtiznt Sir hn .most
llsiis srs brim wnrltsi out b:
!'Jt itaii((f ( (4i t'altKi
T r"""1" '"""""ibrst sojt .v.nl. carer) lor by trnsnt
lumbers to he held in Vort-j ttttia.rti MI. rtr.
1 ttm. utiiiii- tiVrfi Viffi-KM.
'i me cvnveiiTion coninmiee, an-
Jljfl mfr than liX cara
ThiJ ther i ti't hlt prj-
ttMdd to tik tt ftTttt nm
H"iU i' ; fts.-.i SiY.ft Afk.. v.as
.POT!
QON SHOWS BIO
SCHOOL GHILOBEiy
ILLKWi
sure demand lor hricV through nit lh( j;,,, hihwr ' v-y-,. w
ouotry YiiiKft isas fvitm; ti jht ': A lor hr mors be given
th commodity U attU. marine ia tvl , at Bonneville, to be nllinved bj i ;
volume, with more business dtiniif the f' ,
,)(. , . ,. ) i be sessions of the convention will
pan Mt rixa thRn m TtmAl J b held jM tbc ritr Au&itvrium. The
wtit, s;Vs5cdisj t-a rit-act tf Ct'ii- ; eiat wtU fc iven ov? tvt -ditions
jn the common brick Industry l1-" or plumbing supply firm from ;
iRMted by tho Common Urick Mrnw- "V"'''? lii'lM s'
ftr. wtt TOpy convemion. the lMcific orthwet,
wss received here by the Pacific vas.uin,ttJl . ..ilf ,
A uujnbear
b'sd in developing bacli-yanl beauty
ticwucit ftitttil&c c&titeMt.,
S
XurtJnvAst Jlrii-lf BMimtnelorpn'
M.1inn. i,., 1 nli tt.tmali li-l 1 S
-yiirn-iit reports from lift tustm- (e( ;,i(,tiati(t wii( V (Hr
HOMES SHOW HUGE
Orrron, nlthousb tb first stats on! 'tin1inni'il from pme Ira)
the I'ltt'ifie vst la wisHttftti'ttirsJ " "
Tortlanil mnrat. vrniinrrd no rrmrnt ' 1 !n hr" '"'"
from 1S11S until J'.HlS anil oulv m-ctit-i ,,l 'Vl1' 1 r Iwild S tlitirufWr
!.r Iwcbo making n amount in H'iuiiiiie mvnolt in jooi1. babils.
of tlio state ronuiTfinrots, scrordms KI"J8 i VMu.nM
lo reports of till- I'nin-d Stmi-s i'o- I 1 "'' T "ii sumiit- Thf
riilwl srv.T. ()njs l'rltK ! ,,r 1 ku'"v 0 'sdf, m.v fellows nml
orment mills, liowcvor. aro now well I 1m twt w, li tri;tir !
abla to sutilv tltc uenh ot this stnte ) m"r" ,cfl11 1 KTinU bn. must (
mi provide tsvtiom of nrarby j )" useful kmovli'iljro in
states witb tbis bililoini materinl. ,(!, R Ww, vr;riwr.
Oregon it stst of di.-ewifiwl in- Tru" Knn "oncsty
rtustries and is nrjii-tirntl? '.ndeiwu- 1 r'!ifl "il Jinnest-J
lent. Salmon fMiin nii i-snninjt, j tiWn'' 'Kht is ,TW ,n nn,'r n
fruit, eeres! stid s k rsisiBj, nil hm)"" w r'1"- 1 musl "
provided tlie stale with valuable ""' " 'r. I ' l"
souri-es of ineoine. Anrf nitli Ilie rt ,i( m' iwhmn and iw ail nvj
estaMisbnwrit nf IVrtbvmt eetneot ln""h"i- 1 "less am honest 1 i-su-
manularturin on a firm footing tbiaj1' f ""I";
ie h Mel nothtr important
TWO YEARS
Finnlly Ri;eveJ by Taking
Lydia E. Ptnkham'a Vege
table Compound, Says .
Mra, Anderson
Hangeley Wsine, 'LydiaT.rmtc
hara 't Vy!ttJiieCara(uod hffijwi m
tlio sides and bat.
headaches ana
tirei foeitngs. 4
sralTcTcti Vo;f was
and it aocmed a
tiwugh i could zut
HfetTViy -work
from one day to
Ota next. Alter
reading tter
from otrieTS Tstio
badla)(TO they eg-
1 deeiderl to try it and mm I cwri
a)l kind i! work saving, wasViinir,
irvwwy and wee(Mct;. I on farm
VW.T.S, apiwav n Ive timrrlf ' (ho r)- twlnimli f 1 ,mininmii
r.ver.vthins; indirates tbst tbere Islireai esltmi ednrniioTial -orK earrii-di . ...i.Tv iv,nin.,llnj rt .
has diminished, aaid the report. 'TliOj
valuta c tictct ttttcl litcttt t I
pnst Any a is in excess of imvt mov-
pii during the preceding mojjibx. but
ttr l.n twffn Kin iti tii arl?c
phi ced lor the future.
"Thix general summary re fiesta thei
ecru in all sect'ions, except in a lew j
areas where vtntruhtiti ho iml fnii-
mi nin.ria.,y from .h hint. Nftiwj
nf JVC I, The most conipicuotis ex-J
:ftl f tlt itic cJM i t'ltviN
where boh he movcon-irn -if bvo-H j w.wiiirtwi iy ibf TuJsa, vin.. Tcfti
and tb order on band abnw an in- J estate hoard, Th. cour-!, jjjjwcd toj
ctw. p cntslftnt t;lic 2tc hm ' t( fltvr
a decbled (dcVup n'mco tho report of)f .be city tbo .nformnlioTi needed
X day j'. The gain in nther ec- for Injidsrapjjijr Imprnvcmcnt, i. aw)
ilMGUSS
ilSE08fWIS
f A cIhks in flower rul(nri am) bjnd-j
itiduMry in its list.
Annual Output Blq
f.tmHbfu.ni and CtftTi..T.M
I must mak wr bviy atwrnz .My
m, my tenh, my beart, my wtw.
body must be henUhful so lhal my
The state ot Oregon att a wholo
appears in excellent -condition.
with practically evory section rfr
porting population pains and con
sequent increases tn the number
ol homes, acc.OTtV.nR to a Rtim
marizafJon relpsod by Ibo VnJiui
Snv.ntrs & Tofln flftoc(ft(an, which
b malting bu.ld.nK loans through
out (he state. Summarization ot
conditions throughout the state
was made as a result of the rev
ports of outside Rpents.
"Not only is home huVlriinR
throughout the state exceptionally
active this spring, hut the em
ployment situation appears o be
better than far several years
past," says TnWHt Harry, asency
director, "In (he south' central
section where railroad ftctivttica
are marked nt this time the an
nexation of thla new territory
to the Portland trade district is
being fait by a targe influx of
new population and industry.
"Eastern Oregon apparently has
been rather hard hit by reason of
ibe coirf snap, which rfid a tcreat
deal of damage to grain crops.
However, thfa section is by no
means in a d'epioTabla condition.
Throughout the Willamette valley
conditions are exceptionally sta
ble, with even more than normal
buslnesa and building increases
noted.
"Coos Hay Is active even now
and should the expected lumber
demand materialize, this section
stand likely to make a record
for this year. Central Oregon's
af lairs are fair, though not rx
ceptfonally active, with Indica
tions there of lively season
ahead."
.jnree rnrtiann cemenr mil) are tn minj ctta ttVt( k (irM.M,rtr I mt keen ,
operation and hsv tatnl r(fmfml JpbxwicuHT nml mwalW rlenn.
yetirly capacity of about 1.1,W0j Holptuinoss and ilnselUshnoss
JwrwJi of cement, or 4. wicks, ( w MV (rt !
r-ftch wninn fl( pownds. l-ttmntin others who need help If 1 am utrong
the Oregon population of KKMMO in , ran hril 0))lf.rt j m hfi fcjj, j mn
WS, llii Hate had a per eaoita vae 0Riv hwt Hw j
of ona and one-seventh barrels or j Mjl fturt pni!rrt ,nn WPn ,t,ft uf.
that yr, according to the Intent gov- W. vmi(If, 9ml th9 R
crnment f((succs. dumb animals.
The Pacific cnanfa first plant Charity
bnilf at Oregon City in JRM, with j t mitH jarel ff rrh
ntt-pmnt ft- het of mot will , rTcnted not only Ibi earth but ais'N
at tbnt date that it was not BnieT-an JT)Pn Df Bjj rnvftH Btioj)( and
ally adnoted by other plants nntd j W(M H Rty hrfliwr(t. I
some ten jmts .nr. Th o..tpt of mun loVft mr pnrntii. mv home, hit
this plant was 100 barrels of Hiib;), rov rrt,mjrn j,,. jflyflj
P.rtlt!l cement which vns nturh in;1rt ft tbsss.
deniftud fir use in sirio wnltis and vih . Humility and BBVoraace
work, and for makinv nrlificiiil alone, j j m((e( fc(tAW (Jl,p Jw-flr,
Early Product Good j mnTft lh8S lfl ifnTTi.Wbtii I wwvt
The early Oregon product wn eoT,- lknniV ij( Sj,Jfl)) rnn,nj,rpi) ffl rBn
aidered better than the hnporlrd j ( mtSt respect il lm
mtilding matm. t.t th plant n(,Te mnr -Kfndnn. 1bu i. ami hav
forced to cease opcrallona hecanae of ; frtP ffJj j r,mJ. ()
(ttc tre oi tite cemenr wx aiipiy. w nd whuni tt
which nt first -was beiie-d to h .n- j (nPT
e.vhjjJ.tible hut later proved to be " ptitj. flflJj neBponsjblJJy
rtnty a thin vein of Rtotie on the ur- j roTOll llf aH tWrnis baus I
face of the mountain. 1 mn accountable to tJod and- to ho-
S Ibe ccjjieni iiidiintry paBnecl out rr , . . ,; , .
of eXWenv in Oregon in SHO KPn,lip mv fIows. and for tbo extent
wan not revived until the eatnbiWi- )() H.J)i(.h mv fpjjl)WJI JJJJ7 ,rt fln(J
ti'ctit f tlte plant nt fiwgo in 1 J J ) 0, . ,mn nWt
Sim e then th two nthr pln wecc .
b'lilt nt ttold Hill and Ume. Theae i NOTJCE
J(tce mtlla ace tlvtnnifhly mfxjein ad I &tn K"t rc.i(w?ujsjMc r ay bfll
repreaentative of tha 1" t plants s.s- er dvMs cn r't-Jd tiy flny !
(frcri ihrugboiit tlio Vuiled Stales Uhni. ,yalf. .Wl.ffc. T
fruin cat tn wt. . , in UOlM-.H T O. T1M Oi.U
POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOPPE
OpposKe HeJllff Phone 1712
Indicative if an art; the rteltt hair
cut to sv.it your individnniity. Stdn
gle with curl, T0 cent. iniQ
ivuc a rnal vottatrnrttn
activity, Tboss whi-i tkh tvnd wj.
to tba aiiper-deniand d the pnt yenr
r inclined n ffl tht titers i
altimp, but if compared with anr tiot
jnl year hi the past, the prem-nt vol
nw wnnld thw a th-sTnthijr ti
tactory condition.
"IX the IH (jlata reporting from
t lift i'a cif iv- w . hvi t , wvly v i
reported na cloned down. A total of
1,717.0 hucned brick on hand, nod
WT.vtW wnbutYivd bricit is tpY.d
from tbejo lo plants, llrick moved
frt th jrcl lcic tlw walt t- i
hi n,ri4U.taW. rdcrs on ibo hrniin j
t Jm. leJJvercd iotaJ ,n.MMmO brick.
"Of th itl ,tdnit r-pitrtin-x fcttt i
all porta of the Vnited State, the j
dig-eat ' Iti rhtaetl down. There
is a total of 2ST,W.t0 hmd hvick
and 44-n,fno unburned brick on
hd at tke 1 11 ttJattia
on b.v Iho hoard. The
irsi. ..... . j t)pr2lib,tK)0womcn'havnsofaTTn.
Avvnro of tlio vnluo ot mlrsrlirsi pild ta ,4 "Mays, yrnj
'i i-.ivuM-. w VIV V iinrti,d Vnir.rtnVrtA Vn-mYifVOTirtT'
SH of fivwr J!,w or JJie rprujos
V.stiUo lionrils in n itunrtiiM- of
Jwivn Jwpm in-iwriir thi u-ft
wpri www? rtwi UiKy. viwi t ilT
siiiiiiiior's IriosHiioiinx lo tnllow tln'iii.
't'lipy nri rwimmiinz iu iwj- ';
Wo rominnmrt tins Vicwn rnV'? otw
jvoroifl jt bou)d br)p you. i or sa'is
by dcuK(?it evcrywaefA
CHICHESTER SPILLS
stx
Jj Jts-J oJ Uol4 mr
TVk ka ttr. Ur tit warn
018 St CRMSIS
Halt's Catarrh
Medicine :'"ir
jt rid your syitem of Catarrh or Deaf
out cued by Cerrh.
Sold by if TMjjittt jer w 40 ytr$
f,I.CKENEV & CO.,Tttdo, Oto
Argentina Studies j
Enduring Highways
KCKXOS XIUKH. Mx? lit 14)
Tho Argentine Touring ctnb, whbh is
engaged in promoting the buildinjr ,pt )
votuis iri Arjtitit.fl, arptp t U'dd J
Van American ronda, transport and)
taurine exhibition in connection wi)i,;
the 1'ftn Ampriran Kftftrts CVtiVtre (
nblch will be held in thia city In ,
Octdw:r.
This exhibition would show th dif
ferent vhasea of road mflk'niit, com-
priinf llvt and pvi rl. road j
masonry worVt. road preservation and
pltectt tuethnda traffic aignaU, et--., 1
and everything Thtin to tti hill
ing and upkeep of roads in general. j
BALL GAME j
At f'arado Jicnort, Sunday. Mnyj
17, I :'tO ff. itu between t'aaeade and j
jCottaRtt t.rov. mil 1
BOILER MAKERS
and
WELDERS
W. SHENTON
Phono 811
2j)rJ Bjjiir St.
Veltum & Clow
Mfg. Co.
WE HAVE
For Sale
3 Second Hand
Water CloBeta
2 Second Hand
Sinks
In Good Condition
at a Bargain
WILLIAMSON
& CO.
153 East 10th
Let Ga be the Finishing Touch That Will
Assure Your Home Comfort.
if crmrso new home -will iio pipwl fw jansi It's
nivwst s fsseiiin for ifrt !(iviiici!
!(ca wiiKktws ft rt?f.
if ynn'ro l(i!viiK siK"i', 5itify s Or
if yi ((.! t !(vj ''(iw !l wst" kmkIg ukkI-
l'J) flt wr oH'jro nnii iri iiijjoj)slJV)U jjpw Vui
I'jin Smnnlh Toj' (!na JTmigr-.
J'Vpp cstjjwifps on jjy j)).si;j!ijitiojj ww iiniise or
oiii. Just phono 2X, or come into the office.
fountain St&Us Power Co
est o( e '.('.
Bible Slaniiard Mission
70T IVsrl itrwt, Krri) I- JJorDsliuh.
psstor, Mrs. Alfsrstls .sit
flnt psstor. Jiss Ivnriln Wood, musi
cal dirsvlnr. Siiiwlsy school 1
in. snil prpsitiirn t 11 . m. Th
cniss.lsrs wtt s iisus) st "i:i'p.
m. All joun psnpis r imi!l l
ll: rnisilr msn'mss. Thrr will
l no mtines tbrmifh the nrpk or
Smiilsv nislit s thp Rfti! Slsndan!
is islin F.vsris)ist Krntiam in his
iniirilsnomiristionsl rsmiisien. in Ibr
tout st jiitn snn v iiisiiis-viT i.T,.
-illsr tlreet merlin Sslnnlnj
nisht nnd nisn Sunday nielit.
New Shipment of
Floor Coverings
You can replace tiSat old faded
rug or piece of linoleum this
spring at little cost. Get our
prices on floor covering. We
can save you money.
WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASK
AND SELL FOR LESS
Johnson Furniture Co.
625 Willamette
Phone 1188
SLAB WOO
PER. CO.
Order Before June 1
There I A Reason
MANERUD HUNTINGTON
FUEL CO., inc.
Phone 651
Room 24, 1st National Bank Bldg.
Twin Oaks Lumber Co.
FIR AND CEDAR LUMBER
SHINGLES LATH
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Phone 782 663 High St.
At Your Service
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERISALS
Waliers-Bushong Lumber Co.
4th Bud Peari Photra 500
SUN
Parks Warehouse &
Storage Company
CEMENT
4th ana Pearl Sts,
Phone 822-J
WE DELIVER
ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS
S), BeueM, Bsnted nd Bepslred
Ww1-ti1 usifi ( ! !nn ( 4(."fl mu!)i. Wn rlr
MJfnnraii! iiiijiVitsUnn nnii cnTty Rt:iiraiTi WIon-Mk
Office Machinery & Supply Co.
Phon 148 Guard BuUding
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