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Pnge Six
BOY SCOUTS FIELD
IS SET FOR JUPJE 2
All Hoy Scouts nt the city will
take purl in the flrt annual Seoul
riillv which will be h'ld on tin South
Willamette field at 0:30 p. m. nut
Tuemlny. June 2. announces (V H.
Clark. Hr-nut executive. The parent
of the liny", an.l nil oilier interenteil
on' urged to he on hnnil, for Koine
real i-rmietjlion Hint will he a mueh
fun for Ihe ieelntor for the
partiripanta will take place it ia
'"lie hoya have been practicing .or
mimic time on all contents, and will
he fully prepared to "lo their muff
in nal rout elyle, aaya -Mr. ''lark.
The meet ia eponnored by the Civic
Service committee, of whicn I an
Washburn is rhairman Other niem
bera are K. It. Wetherbee and Ir.
P. J. Ilartlc.
Program l Glvaa
The program for the day will be a
follows:
Pntrol water holliin conicm
3 points; 2nd place, 2 pointa; 3rd
place, 1 point.
File dreaainjr race All acouta to
enter. At the starling eicnal all the
inemhera of each file everybody run
ntraiglit forward to a line about ten
feet from the starting line and there
they depoait their hala. At the next
line, ten feet beyond, they depoait
their abirt and at the third line they
depoait their ehoea, and then run nn
the goal line. On the return trip
they put on their clothililt. The firm
team with all memhern hack in line
properly dreaaed wina. Score: 1st
place, '1 pointa: 2nd place, 2 pointa;
ird place, 1 point.
BOYSCOUTSTOGIVE
Eugene boy Named
To Pilot big Tank
FOR USE. OF FLAGS
a phj-BiciaD rjtllpil, nml today ii re
ported to be nearly recovered.
The California irlee members drove
to Corviillis tbit afternoon, and after
giving their concert there f nigbi,
will return here. Vary are billed i'or
two performances at the Heilig to
morrow evening.
-One
Lnu'iH Kude, a Kugene utmlent at
O, A. '., him been mimed n one of
men to pilot one of the I'nited Suites
ftnvernnii'nt armored urrny tiinkn tit
the bifc military tfiiirnniuent Salitrday,
report h t'aptain T. t.'. .Mrl 'orma k, di
rector of the tournament.
The Knjcne boy will drive the
".Mount J.ainier' which wan lined by j
the IU Ht division an soon an it arrived j
in France .Inly V2, IUH. With this
li vision the two tanks nrrved in nil i'n
Miiniialn on the flag of the I'nited
States are being distributed to every
menhaut fu the city by the Hy
ScoutN, it i announrpi, and full in
HtrnctioiiH fr the dixplajiiig of na
tional cnlor in contained in the cir
cular. The bulletin are furnished to
the scout m by the American Legion,
and the m-ouIm will interview the mer
chant h at the lime they hand them
out, tn niTU.-i!tit them with the rules
applying to Mcinm-inl I'liy.
1 ir.-ft t(nH for salute to the flag
are given an follows: j
Inuring the ceremony of hoisting
I or lowering the flag or when trie i
! flag is pnaMtig in a parade or, in
rpiiciv nil tifTHniiw urefnt slloilld I
halt lea, principally thoe in the Ar- , fnr(, the f!flB ,,an( t a,,,.l!tjon and!
goiine oiiensive. in wiiu n scores 01 Hant(t Thoe present in uniform
I.une enmity ex-service men ere , i1(m,i rpil,irr richt-biind sntutf.
' When not in uniform, men should re-
wiJI be driv
fn ' move the headdress with the rifcbt
Tithing Bill Lists
Sent to Secretary
HALFM, Ore., .May Junt be
fore midnight taut niglit completed pe-
titioiiB for the referendum of the
Ti tiling bill were filed with rre
tary of the State Kozer, who on the
last flay allowed by law for filing ref
erendum petitions, kept bis office
open nt r o'clock to receive them.
The petition contain O'l.V) certified
naniex.
With the filing of the Tithing bill
petitions, that measure, the bus bill I
and the tobacco tax hill are all held I
in abeyance pending the outcome of j
the general election ill November,
ItKJtt. The Tithing act is designed to
require all self-sustaining state in- i
st it ut ions to pay into the general j
fund of the state 10 per cent of their
annual revenues. It was one of the
state's financial program meuNures.
PLANS FOR RESCUE
OF PARTY STOPPED
(Continued from one)
quoted as insiting that a relief party
ought to he undertaken foon.
wounded,
The ".Mount Tncoma
hv .Inniou Ilium i.t Knnttlo nnntlmr i K.n,l I I 1-1 it . Ift L.i,l.u.
pntrol from each troop, rignt pchiui.. , ,ont aml tl(.y win pPrform some Women should salute bv placing the
Kaeli patrol provided with bucket con-1 ((f (Mr fpfl(j( Sl)(1n,I(V ,hlt ho. nr. ; rijfh h.inr, (M(1 ,H,nr( M(h;t
Uining two quarts of water ami iieces-, (n . The1.., the flue in the HK'vini: co!ii!iin i
tniika were ilwnya preaent in Ihe hii; i rendered at the ' uioim nt the fliis
drivea, nnil aeemed to eiiKiif;e in per j laase.i.
K'innI coiitluit aa lo whii h would take
Ihe leading part in the haltlea. l-'rom
their arrival in l-'cance Ihe alrife for
hnnora never reeled unltl the timka
turneil hnck on the Helgifln front at
noonday, November II, 11I1S.
aarr fire eouinmeiit. I ao crl-croa
fire. Speed event. Bcore: lat plai'e,
nniula: 2nd place. 2 pointa; Ilrd
place 1 point. .
lloiae and rider relny One pntrol
from each troop, eltiht acouta. l.ieht
eal acont acta aa rider. Hidca horae
lo (toal, diamounta, araapa the horae
hr ihe helt and drivea him hack tn
finiah line. Hidca aeven "horaea" In
the relay. Speed event. Score: lat
place, .1 pointa; 2nd plnce, 2 pointa;
3rd place, 1 point.
Kirat aid race Three acouta from
each troop. "Scouta run .1(1 ynrda t"
patient: apply triangular bandage tn
head, and apirnl reverae from wriat
to elbow; put arm in triangular band
age aling; form four-handed "cut and
carry patient hack at a walk. Team
to furnlah hnndagea. Surplu" biind
agea need not he brought hack with
the patient. Judge a doctor or flrat
Bill cxpnrl ahnll iliaipialify team if
all hnndagea ore not correctly, neatly,
and firmly done, or if acouta run wilh
or Jolt patient, "
Knot relny race One pntrol from
each I roup. Much pulrol to furniali
ropca. l'lllrola line up nl one end
of the field. Jlldgea for each pulrol
in renter of field. At alarting ''
nal firal iiiemlier of each pitrol,
while running Ilea aciinre knot. Ilaiula
finii-hcd knot tn Judge and runa to
goal line. Judge iiiMpecta knot nnil
handa it In Ihe runner on hia return
trip. Itiinner untlea knot nnil pnasea
the rope to numlier two who repenta
the nerformniice. Kight acouta lo
TRAP EXPERTS ARE
DISCOVERY IS TOLD
S K ATT I . K. May . iff) Fi r t
news of Captain Una Id Amundsen's
discovery of the Northwest passage
in VMCi was flashed to the world
from Seattle because a telegaph op
erator in Alaska refused to accept
a long collect message to Kritjof
Nansen in Norway from a gaunt un
shaven giant who appeared in Kagle
City, it was revealed here today.
Amundsen disappeared in Arctic
wastes in UW--'t and nothing more was
heard from him. With a crew of
eight men he pushed through the un
explored legendary route to the Indies
in his seventh foot sloop, the tijoa.
lie finally reached Mersclte) Island '
on Mackenzie Hay, north of Alnska .
in October. ltH!.". j
Then sickness of a member of his j
crew, forced him to make a six weeks!
overlmid trip by dog teain for medi-1
cine. Accompanied only by one man,
be started out on the long mush on
October 24, VMCt.
lie reached Kagle City ten miles
below the international boundary on
the Yukon river on December .
His appearance, beared to the eyes
and bearing marks of privations did
not awaken any interest, as he was
thought to be "only a Swede prospec
tor." He visited the army signal
corps telegraph office and filed a
1 . l. II t .nauB tn ITlliiif
Hansen, ui nr t-Kittn .ircm- rjMi
er, and dropped out of sight.
The operator in charge of the of
fice bad no authorization to accept
such a long collect message and wired
his chief in Seattle for instructions.
This signal officer happened that
night to be a dinner guest of Kastus
Brainerd, then editor of the I'ost
Intelligencer, and in recounting hap
penings of the day, mentioned that
"crazy man" in Kagle City bad tried
to file a long message to "somebody
in Norway called Nansen."
Itrainerd immediately became in
terested and inquired the name of
the sender.
"Ifwas something like Amundsen,"
the signal officer replied. Brainerd
made arrangements to pay the tele
graph tolls himself in exchange for
the privilege of publishing the tele
gramand the next day Seattle an
nounced Amundsen's discovery to the
world.
i uipioiiiHiu? inquiry huh iiiiiiiim'm j
v.m.jj u nn American newspaper' w oj
got possession of a menace to a t Caused F,. "
Norwegian dinlomnf hut ti.A Could hiAi c... Ur? n Hiu..,
movsi! It. Ll"i,t
Norwegian diplomat,, but the eiaet
majiner iu which the news got out
waa not revealed until yeara later
when Itrainerd told it himself.
Four .piarts of peunutB taken to
1 hma years ago hy a missionary I . .. 5r, a
iiatt. .,.D. fc,v, !. ".Xw
l-."Jadn for ; H C
notice a gr, , ' "J'"-1
are the 'ancestors- of the present " '"'V B"ne. Will '.'",,f ' foti
Chinese production, which now ! CbT. i''' i""1' ' m'
ceda the American crop. I . '""'"iple i,
ceida the American crop.
I piieil eiternaliy ' " ',
TJl" :"r -V.bo "r!?
OLD TIME DANCE tre or write ,s'b ' lira
At Thurston. May IlOlh. .Music hv Mpohanilur5, Ohio i Co"l"3
(iibcrt'a orchestra. m:;o lmg to. WBj u jTj
JTry E..e Special lor a good clgir. ' yrm.mH sl". 'j,'.", M
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is shingle bobber) and she usually
wears striking gowns of white and
black, her favorite colors.
And It was not entirely for herself
that she made the fight to "come
hack." Iter son. Mussel), 1-1, claims
most of her thoughts.
'H s for him that I iu writ-king.
she snys. "II" must be fed find
'!nthcd and educated. So I'm singing
hi cubareid to earn money for him."
Kusscll is now goftig to a prepar
atory school at l.ongport, N. J. hater
he in going to college. I !m mother
snys he hopes to become a surgeon.
In her fight to come back M'kh
N'eshit has buried th dead past for-1
Hhe explains that there is no
When the National An'hem in play-
cu tlifsi present in unimrni Miouiri : ,
salute nt the first note of the an-1"" H'meyiiwiii med,-i and the purse
them, retaining this position until will he d v.ded .".if-.'iO-L'tl per ceni. ,
the last note of the iiuthem. When' Fees Arc Optional,
not in uniform, men should remove j Kntrain e feca are opt , on, 1 1. Those
the headdress and hold it as iu the! who do wt wi-h to enter fr the"
salute to the flag. Women should ! money pri.'s may shout at targets,
render the salute nn to the flag.! To care for the I. ire crowd expect
When there is no flag displayed, allied. .Mr. AieC-mack has "."i.tlOO target
should fsi-e toward the mus.c. j ii the trap houses on iinnd.
Yesterday's and today. ear'y morn
ing arrivals mcluueil A. K. Smith, .1,
W. A. orris. (I. N. Ford, .1. C. Morris. ,
V. I.. Cr.iwe. prtH uVut of the I'ori-.
land tiun r-luh, K, It. Mot ri, Clddv
haved rrom btream Keid. v. j. no-oiio... it. Trenkma...
I .Mm Stafford. Ir. It. H. lre!nn:I. I'.
Tske Smile. a-MMant director if I Mel tonald. Kntnk Troeh. ex-worlil's .
California Glee
Club Director is
run. Score: 1st place, .t points; -mi possromty nt any reconciliation lie
place, '1 points, -ml place, t point. I tween herself and I haw.
I'nch ten hi gels n.ie addillomil point
for each knot lied correctly.
Tunnel relny One patrol for ench
troop. I'd t nil lined up at nin end
ni llt'HI, i Mir iin-iniM-r imi ru mi
the I ni-. i-rshy of ( nlifornia t ilee
club, narrowly escaped drowning yes
terday at I lorubrook. ( .Ii forma, it
was reported t day 'iy iiiemlmrs ar
riving here, Mr, Sn lie and several
nirnilnTH of the etui) tire m.ik n tin1
nor i hern Imir Iu mil ninoliib x, mid
siopprd for a swim in a river tictir
the- city. The mid wjter caused
cniiiiis. un l it wiim only after n h u-d
hi niggle tlmt l.ewin Krbs, a nicinVr
of the r)ub, who is an expert rwiuimer
succeeded in bringing Smile to the
niililC.
Suale wits unconscious when Ink -n
fr-in the wnter, mid It wan neces-ary
to life first aid mctho'is to rescusitille
him. lie was rushed to n farm Ikuhc,
chiMiipion shooter Henry Word. f..
W. (ihsou, Mrs. l-'redu Young, A. Ii.
I'arroit. W. H. Hone.vm.in, all of j
I'nrtl.md: Dr. K, I. I'etlit, Chehalin. i
Wn-'h., T. Kiirum nml K. McKarlaud, j
holh of Sand I'oiut. Ida., Charlie K I-f
left, l-'orest (irove, A. fellers of M -j
MiinivMle.
K. C. S'mniona of Kugene, is pre-i
dent if ( jo I,ine County Sp )rtsmen's
iusmvtit 'on.
The st.ile association officers or-:'
Arthur Hi'ndersh tt. presdnt, N. !
Ford, permit neat secretary; M. 1;. !
Hohison, Kugeiie secretary; iind I
ler Ilniiryinan, Mark Sitldall. Henry j
Co hns. and Itav A. Babb. directors.
H. A. Edwards Grocery
Phono 1971
7th and Olive
This Store Will Be Closed All Day
Memorial Day
Don't foraet to order pknty. We carry a nice line of
canned olives, pickles, meats, jam, fruits and vegetables,
salads, pork and beans, all suitable to take with you on that
trip.
Canned Olives 13c, 15c. 20c and 25c
Hulk Sweet Pickles, pint 25c
Bulk Sweet Icklos, pint : 25c
Bulk Peanut Butter, phund 23c
Fresh Sandwich Meats, pound 30c, 40c, 45c
And of course, Betsy Rons and Malted Milk Bread
KKKSH FRUITS AXD VIOGKTABLKS
KKKK DKIjIVKR V
ter an tunel. IMajer Koch MirniiRh
tunnel (puns between IkhI oh way
to (jn.il and jumps over li 1 in leap
froji fufhlon on return trip. Touches
No. J uho repents, etc. Score: 1m(
phicc, M ioinls; 'Jud place, - points:
H p'nee. I point.
Htcr ri'scue race- Part one: tine
p.iU'ol fnuii each troop, Kadi patrol
fcrniKhcM ropes. 1'alrols lined up nt
(Mic end of field. At Httirtiujt siKtial
eiidi pli.wr jidiiK din rope to that of
the person in front of him. The pa
trol wi'h rH Iu ihN up v.ins part one.
Score: 1st plnce, :t point.1: -nd place,
'2 points; Urd place, I point.
Number one now umreheit to cen
ter of field In represent drowning
num. Clher menibers inu"t ihrow
knottrd ropes to him nii'l drug him
in. Neither rescuers tmr victim can
move from trucks while rope is beinjt
thrown. Score: 1st place, 3 points:
Jnd plnce, 'J points; .'In I plnce, 1
joint.
Kimx slick whittling Alt tender
foot scouts cliKihlc. 1-Inch contestant
furnishes a soft wood slick otu jeeh
Munrc tun) one foot Iohr. At stnrt
b hitrnnl every one starts whittling.
Call time in two minutes. Score: H
points for perfection. Take off five
points fur eiti-h sliver that falls to
the ground and five points for rnvh
sliver that is under four inch long.
'Mher points may be taken off for hud
form. The idea is to produce a full
(ut stir-k t tint will surely catch from
one mutch. i
Signalling Four tenuis from each
troop. Hinder, sender, receiver, writ-:
er. Station ."Hi ynidn apart. No signs,
or roinmunicn lions other tlinu flag
signal permitted. Score: Kt place.
Money
Should Grow
Not Go
It's very (lisfoiiiiiiim
to work linnl nl sec
yonv cuniitijfs nil
without iiiiytliini; to
hIiow for tlii'in, isn't ii !
Your money will (imw
niul not (! ) if you open
Hil (leeomit liere nt tlie
First Xiitionnl and de
posit nil of yotir ineome
drawing out just
what is needed for ne.
tunl cxpenseN. Try it
nild you will nee the
truth of this statement.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
I feel sorry for him. but I
longer care for him," she says.
"I you ever intend tn marry
nfcitin?" she was asked.
"Never," was her quick reply. '
imlependetit now and lm going to'
remnin independent, (ih, it's wonder
ful lo be independent. ,
"I like my work. 1 dr. n't dunce
any more -just sing. The public!
given me a wonderful reception. j
Stares Are Faw
"Of course, ii f(.v people slil eouie '
to see me just out of eurinshy. They
'want to see what Dial Kvelyn Svn
bit looks like.' Itut the crowds no
longer stare at me like thev ucd
lo."
After a vnenfion nt Atlantic City'
this summer .Miss Nesbit intends to
come back to Chicago and open a
cafe uii the "gold coast."
She is always acrompnnied by one
of her four Belgian tiriffon dugs.
"They're so much more compnu
iotiable than men," she etplnins,
i"KH are hoticNt m fjt,ft ,l(
never ileceiifui. ' tint s more than
can say tor some men.
R
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i ivy o hii
you
NOTICE !
.Mnvi'il In L'lS: .St I, Avimuic Wrm.
1 IHIANK .1. IlKUliKU ,wll,or
Klilli- i.f .lulm II. .M.-l-nrlimil. (),.
reused NDTICK (IK FINAL SIC'ITI.K.MKXT
Noli.i. Ii hrrpliy gin-n Hull Alirr
.Mrl-lirlunil, liiliiittiiHlnilrix of tho ri
"' of -1 lm II. .Mi Kiiilnncl. ili'tnnst-il.
Iiiii f.li-il in tlip Cminiv I'ourl of llir
SihIi- of Uri'imn. in nnil for Ijiup
imi. my. Iior fimtl ri'iiorl hk kiii-Ii nil
niiiiiiitnitm. nml tlmt tfii n'llni-k in
lln fnriMlooit. of Momliiy, f I,,. Nt lny
of .Itine. lli'J."i. at (lit. I'ourt r ii
ll.i'reof. Iihvh Iti'Pii, liy llie I'ourl. fix
fit ninl iipiiiiinti'il tin tin. iii,)P n,
jiliire for iiimrinit olijt'rtinti lo nuiil
ri'iorl nnil for tin finnl Neitli'iucnt of
tlio rmnli. of .nl iliM'eniiiil.
Al.ll'K M. I'AUI.ANH.
Ailiiiiinitriitrix.
. E. WIIKKI.KII. AOoriii-f.
No. 1 s;h Tlnir ily iiijs
Wo, the. uudersi);ii(Ml
1'nion Meat Markets
of l'hiKene, ( )rof;oii, re
siicctfiilly nvcree to
open our limrkets at, 7
a. m. nud close nt (i p.
hi. each day of the
week including Satur
day, on and after .June
1, "I'.lLTi.
In compliance with the
Union
Ninth Street Market
Eugene Packing Co.
Central Market
People's Market
Lcw-ell Market
Brcder Bros.
Palace Market
D. E. Ncbergall Mkt.
"lam taking
Chambcrlain't Tablet
They are
the beat thing for
stomach and liver
and a great
benefit to me."
Atn. A. AfcC , Borlinjfon, la.
If these are your troubles
Be Sure You Get
rmmmw
i "J 1 . 1 m
rrurapi.pieaaing reuu
from indigestion.
gas pains, biliousness,
and constipation. ,
PRICE 25C
SoJdmndRtftMU Honied E$mjhu9
E
At Noti, Sat. Night
Music hy
Mrs. Simpson's Orchestra
KVERVHODY WELCOME
D. E. Nebergall Meat
Co.
66 E 9th
Government Inspected
Phones 36-37
FRIDAY SPECIALS
Beef Koast, IK. 15c
Beef Boils, lb. - 10c
Venl Loaf, lb. .'. 25c
Xucoa, lb 28c
Pacific Nut, lb .1 25c
Butter,' lb. 45c
Fish
Halibut
Salmon
Perch
Shad
Cod
and many kinds of
Cured Fish
Crystal Flake Shortening
No. 4 pails,i 70c No. 8 pails, $1.35
Shop Early
We ,tbe undersigned, will close at six o'clock Friday
evening, and in observance of Memorial Day, will
be closed all day Saturday.
Nebergall Meat Co.
Chester Goodman
Ninth Street Market
Will Green
' I Don't iZ- Wilting A
; B waste Time (or cn H
1 Come In Now and Select the J? Q
Graduation Watch
All th fsnious American and tmpnrtnt
moimnt rpproscniod tn our lmmonie
anpclal showing at factory turd rush prices
You Pay No More on Credit
tn Reason
From $12.50 to $75.00
J. A. Hoffman
Jeweler
FRIDAY SPECIALS
Do your buying on Friday because this store will
closed on Saturday, Memorial Day.
remain
Fresh IVennierv Butter, lb. 39c
:t Packages Jell-Well 25c
.1 Cans Van Camp's Sjmg.betti .... 25c
I! Cans Campbell's Pork and
Beans 25c
:t Packages Calumet Corn Starch 25c
1 Package Calumet (Jloss Starch 10c
'J Cans Shrimp - 35c
1 Quart .la'r Annum Oil 35c
Fancv Bacon Backs, lb 32c
FancV Picnics, lb 22c
;? lb. Can Crisco .; 69c
S lb. Pai1 Pennant Slioitennig 51.49
I! Heads Fancv Lettuce 25c
;? lbs. New White Potatoes ... 25c
l.'niw.v 1. cinons. tier dozen
,'! Bundles Carrots
Fresh Urecn Peas, lb.
2 Dozen Medium Size Drangos
J Small .lars Sliced Beef
"i.'ic ,Iar Mrs. Porter's Salad
Dressing - -
is ). Bottle Catsup
25c
15o
45c
25c
19c
25c
Packages drape Nuts 35c
3 Packages Chinese Noodles
3 lbs. Head Hiee .
(i lbs. White Beans
3 lbs. Prunes
25c
25c
50c
25c
4 Large Cans Peaches or
Apricots 89c
3 Large Cans Tomatoes ' 43c
3 Cans Peas or Corn 43c
4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa 25c
Pint Bottle Monopole (irape Juice 27c
4 lb. Package Seedless Raisins .... 39c
'J packages Puffed Wheat 25c
! lb. Sack Rolled Oats 49c
4 Cans Light House Cleanser 25c
10 Bars Crystal White Soap 39c
7. Bars White Flyer Soap 25c
10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk 89c
2 lb. Can Royal Shaker Su'; 10c
49 lb. Sack Olympic Hour S2.39
49 Lb. 'Sack Princess Flour $2.45
11 Large Rolls Toilet Paper 50c
in lih. aek I'nre I a no Sugar . 68c
3 Lbs. Pea berry Coffee $1.19
100 Lb. Sack Pure Cane Sugar, cash, f. o. b store SS 45
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION 'w'
Haskell Feed & Grocery Co.
904 Olive Street Free Delivery in City
Mail orders filled from these prices
Phone 522
I
f a 2 ft 1
SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and 1NSISTI
Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are
no! getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed- by physicians for 25 years.
C" -fiD v-"- Accept 1 "Kay"" ach
' sOL winch contains proven direcSoE
C 3 Handy "Bayer" W of 12 tibltti
V 9 Also bottles of 24 and 100 DroggUu.
Aspirin li tbc trade mirk of Barer Manufacture of Uonoaceticaciilefiter et S&Ucrljaui
Choice Cut Flowers
Fresh from our splendid big stock of outdoor field grown
plants. We will be able to take care of your wants for Memor
ial day decorations. We offer Peonies In lovely shades of pink,
red and pure white. Delphiniums in light and dark blue!
. Geums In dazzling scarlet crimson. Sweet Williams In deep
salmon and other colors. Violas in purple and peach bells In
white and blue. Rose bushes in pots as well as Geums end
Sweet Williams in full bloom can be supplied in plant, for
Immediate setting out. Low cash prices.
Woodruff's Nursery
On the Pacific Highway li miles north
"Seventeen"
By BOOTH TARKINGT0N
Presented by
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UNIVERSITY HIGH
SCHOOL
Tonight and Friday Evening
8:00 P. M.
University H. S. Auditorium
Adults 50c Children 35o
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Order Before June 1
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MANERUD-HUNTINGTON
FUEL CO., Inc.
Phone 651
Room 24, 1st National Bank Blcfo
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For your contribution to the American l.ezion fund ftf
and orphans of reterans, and Doernbether Memorial j
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