Saturday Evening, JUne
Page Sixteen
THE EUGENE GUARD
E
E
Irwin Snloprk, who is nllceed to
have wioldiil the knifo that nut Hurry
Jiring of SpringfiHd in tho hospital
with A pun 'lured jugnlnr vein, nnd
Mm. l''loie llnrd with severe gaulien
bout the face and neck, told his side
of (he frncno to V. G. Jlldkins, chief
of police, in a letlcr received by tho
cliii'f tndiiy.
Niloui-k, who is 1 1 uriKTian Po
lcick. insists thnt Jlrs. lluril nml -Mr.
lirink forced him into his nutomobile
nl Hie point of a eon, Urink elaimina
to he u deputy sheriff. This however,
.Mrs. Hind and Mr. llrink deny, al
llioiilih a iiislol was taken from .Mrs.
llnrd hy the police.
The dispute clime up over Solopek's'
ear, the lelter said, nud blame for it
Is laid to llrink, who, .Salopek alleges,
stopped the ear and engaged in a
ficht with knives.
Salopek had been traced to Cres
well hy deputy sheriffs, who found
he had stayed there over night under
at. ussumed name, and received medi
cal treatment for injuries about the
bead and n dislocated nrm. Itrink is
rapidly recovering from his injuries.
Police are still making an effort to
locate Salopek. The letter was mailed
from Portland, although it gave no
address. Mrs. llnrd also received n
letter from Salopek, in which ho in
structed her to enro for his property,
and pledged undying devotion to her.
REIT! TRAVEL
grounds. Messiuoe ivas recapture
Inst night at Cottifte Grove by hurl
Luckey. deputy aheriff, and returned
to jail here. Messiuoe mid another
Mexican, both soldiers, were nrre; d
here a few weeks hro. The I.ime
deputy was at Cottage drove In .t
nifilit ut the carnival due fi the Miner,
f (ireen I'ltcher.
Governor Walter r.l, Pierre lias ac
cepted the invitntiou to deliver tiie
coroniencemeut nddrewu to the gran
EDUCATED PEOPLE
Two per cent of the population of
tho I inted Milieu who are college
Kt-aduaieti rule t lie nut ion. Thia wan
the Htah'inent if JJean John V
Struub of liie Luivtraity of Oregon,
who deiivtfiid the commencement iid
firt'n for Ktigcmj hih school sra-i
nates lust night at the- Christian
church.
The auditorium was packed for the
comineiK cmnit exerciBes. Ibe speaker
declared that an oligarchy existed in
the nati n hh far hh braiiia were eon-
uatiiig class of CniverHity high hcIioo! corned, although it claimed to be a
Figures on tho registration of onra
from other states complete from Jan
nary 1 to this afternoon have been
reported showing (hat there hna been
nn increase over the number of the
same period last year, This increase
la heavy In January and February but
falls off in the latter months due, it
in said at the chnmher. to the unusual
late spring which has kept many of
the tnm'ic is from starting their early
travels.
Tho following is the report hy
mo n i lis to date:
' 1024 1025
Janunry 1 77
February B3 24
March 110 120
April 147 208
Mnv. 211 207
June 103 10H
Total.
.081
7-15
Bonds in the sum of $8500 have
tneu provided for the relenno of Mark
Uniom, held in tho county jnil on a
liipior elmrge, John Ciirrle of J.en
Inirg 'and 11, C Hall of Cheshirn are
borulNiiieu for Hrooui, their bond hav
ing been accepted by Judge O, F.
HMpwnrth thin afternoon, hate this
' afternoon nrrangementM for the re
leiiHe of J. room were under way. The
bail is $100(1 nn each of nix indict
jneutM. ami $-."00 tut liquor charges
pending In the juatlce court, Hrootn
will plead to the iiMlictments at 0
o'clock Tijendny morning.
. Kxpectsilnns are that more than
. Lane county boys and girls will
leave for Corvallis Sunday evening nn
the sperinl train over the Southern
l'nrlfic to in lend the annual two
weekH collide, to ho held at the Ore
gou Agricultural college, according to
announcement today of Andrew Col
lier, county club lender. Fourteen
liott and girls hnve been signed up
todjy for ihe course ami it in expeit
rd thnt n few more will bo added bi
ter today or tomorrow.
The spei ial train from Ashland will
arrive here at 0 o'clock tomorrow
this evening, it in announced. The ex
crcises will begin at 8 o cltck p. in.,
in the auditorium of the echoul of
music.
I'rogrflin for the commencement,
over wuK'h J)r. Jlenry U. Miehion,
dean of educution, will preside, is to
be aa follows:
March (Gounod), University high
school orchestra.
Invocation, Kev. Fred J. Clark.
"Oh, Lovely Night" (I.andon Ho
na!d), Mrs. T. A. Pearson.
Piano solo, "Polonaise in A Flat''
(Chopin), Hugh Milton Miller.
Commencement address, Governor
Walter M. Pierce.
Presentation of class of J025, Prin
cipal II. It. Jienjninin,
Granting of diplomas, Professor II.
It. Jouglnas,
Organ March, "Pontificnlc" (Lem-
mons), Donnld Allison. ;
The members of the grnduntin
class are as follows: hovcra Mary
ihf mot-nicy. ii p. ended with parent!-
to give their, children a fair sh.nv
with education, and enable' them to
get the coJh'gn learning necestary to
enter preseut-duy competition .n
bitHtnepH and Ihe professions.
A rudio message from David Joliu
J-'iieH, oboa'rd the S. S. Moutclare on
the way tp Kuglund, was read by llev.
F. G. JeuniugH, chairman of the
school bnn rd, to 'the graduates, it
said: "nxpreis congratulations N
clnss of Heat w.hIk's for future .
success."
Graduation is but a step t-i a
broader life, Kev. Jennings reminded
the graduating das, as he presented
the diplomas. He urged them to carry
on in education. j
Or. Jv V, Stivers delivered the in-'
vocation and He v. C. E. Dunham the
benetlicti n. The high school gl ?e
clubs sang, nnd Marion Xurcber play
ed Ihe organ prelude nnd postlude. J.
h. ChriRtensrin, acting principal, re-.-
M. Hurton, Lon ommended the class of l.tj.j, an I
lirabham, Fred
Jiclle Jtuehanan, Fvelyn May Cnsad
Kennard Krnest Collon, Itog.'.
Woodson Deliusk, Harold M. Dunn,
hyndatl Verneita Klliott, Krnest Ks
ninosa, Katheryn E. Fry, Vera Kol.,
Alfred Holt Grimes, Georgia Marie
(Jam, Franklin Porter Hall, Hepn
Lucile Hnnna, Clemens Hayex, Hnxol
Jane Helms, Daniel Do Verl Hempy,
Rowena Jloven, Marjorie Winifred
Landry, Arthur W, Larsen, Dorothy
Mae Mac.Mnster, Charles It, Mnrlntte,
Mne McFndgen, Lolita Melvin, Ihuh
Milton Miller, Father Hernice Mor-
ley, Marjorie Mary Morley, Willinm
Thomas Noel Jr., I ranees Donalene
Oiner, Loia Italston, Norma Kichnrd
son, Gordon Howard Hidings, Sid
ney Gordon Stearns, Gwenn Stivers,
Margnret Alice Tingle, Harry 12.
Wheeler, I If ram Foster White J.,
Veryl Jessie Young, Gertrude Y linker.
Appointment of a 'committee of
three to mt with the board of re
genta nt Ihe meeting Monday to ex
press a desire to have a three-fold
friendly cooperation between the
alumni, the regents nnd the faculty
for the continued welfare of the Uni
versity of Oregon was made at the
meeting of the alumni aisnclatlou held
at Guild hull todny.
Homer Angell and Harold Young,
president of the alumni association,
are named on the committee and an
other member will be appointed later,
it is announced.
I-elterH were received from the
alumni association of the Oregon
Agricultural college exnresaing regret
at. Ihe illness of President Campbell
ami the denth of Tiny Shields, former
Oregon grid star.
At. the alumni luncheon held nl the
mens, gymnasium Ted Gillenwnter
spoke for the graduating class, Homer
Angel, for the class of 1 !(!() nnd Hen
F. Dorris for Ihe class of 101.".
Man's leg Broken
In car Accident
George W. Smith, l.'tl I Oak street,
is in the Kugene with n broken leg
nnd severe gashe, bruises and other
injuries about the face nnd bend ns
a result of nn accident nt Kiglith
avenue and Willnmette street, where
bo was struck down by nn nutomobib
driven by K. A. Mace. Nineteenth
avenue nnd Friendly street.
The necideiit occurred when Mr.
Smith stepped from the curbing to
cross the intersection. Mr. Mace, wli.i
reported the accident to police, claim
he did not see the victim until too
late to stop. Au ambulance wns sum
moned nud Ihe victim was taken to
(ho hospital.
For Criminal Cases
evening and all club members are
vitcd to be present as motion pictures ' frim! llirv Pollnrl
are lo be taken by the Southern Pn-i VlIIIU " .UUKU
ifi: publicity dcpmimcnt, Mr. Col
lier states.
Tim following from I.anc county
have signed up tr the trip: Pearl F.t
liou, Murl l.iles. Margaret Mubr.
Helen WatMon, 1 'mucin Coldrrn. Mol
To consider a number of criminal
encs now pending nn order for th
calling i f ihe grand jury was tanned
tit.im- l... I n,i 1 1 l.- vi;,.., f ...
ly Cochran, Hnrel Corndextcr, Fstber , 'i i,r.i. m' ti.
Francis : ,mnord of W T. I Jl ii' ,i
Smartt, Clmrlei Col ton, Frue.t
Mcl is niels. Vivian I lulery.
J'n 'liter, Kr'iineth Weaver, Alvirn J
seu, Kbnnor Paddock, Othel Strand,
Tax Funds Turned
Over to Treasury
Te tsi turnovers have been made
tt Fdmt Wnrd, c iiiniy tuaturer, by
Sheriff Frank F. Taylor.
The following in one tax turnover
and the nihil incut:
State and couulv .
Cities
School district
High s.-ho. Is
K odd dilrirts
port of Siilaw
f orent fire p Mr 1 . . . .
. Totttl
Th" following is the
the second tax (uinov
Stale and county
Cities
S lir. districts
II gh tchoots
Ko.id tlistricts
Port of Siusbiw
Forent fire patrol . . , .
f Total
Schrenk, M.irgtret T. Knpp. Hntti
H. Drury. and John ?cGu re. Abo 0
si cn will be taken up by the
grand jury from the off-re of the dis
trict Attorney, aeccrding to Joint ,v
Medlei.
Low Humidity is
Cause of Alarm
Joseph 1. Glenn, city school super
intendent, presented them.
BURGLAR IS WOUNDED
POKTLAND, Ore., June 13. Wil
liam Kinxell, a grocer, whose store
litis been r'-bbed three times lately,
early yet-tenhiy fired a shot gun at n
burglar, who broke into the place. The
intrjuer lied, wounded. Km.ell had
been sleeping in the rear of the stury
rerenily to watch.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court of the State :
oi Oregon, for the ( ountj of Lane.
Pacific Const Joint Stock Land
linnk of Portland, a Corporation,
Plaintiff, vs. William Grasly and Jane
Doe Grasly, his wife. Andrew Grasly
and Ilcrthne L. (irnsly. bis wife,
Leonard Grasly, tingle uinu, t'hria
(irasly (otherwise known as Christ
Grassley) nnd Mary Hoe Grnsly, his
wife, Fugene It. MeCornaek aud Jane ;
Doe Met ornack, his wife, A. H. Urum
mitt and June Doe Itruinmitt. his,
wife, nud J. A. Owingn nnd Jane Doe !
Owing?, his wife, Defendant. !
To Willinm Grnsh, Jane Doe Grns- '
ly, Andrpw Gmsly. Iterthae L. Grasly. ;
Leonard (irasly, I'hris tJrasly (other- !
wise known as Christ Grassley) and j
Mary Itoe Graly, bis wife, and J. A. I
Owings, nnd Jano Doe Owings, De j
fendants. I
In the name of the State of Oregon: j
You nre hereby required to appear ;
nnd answer the complaint filed ;
against you In Ihe nbove entitled suit !
nn or before the last day of six j
weeks from the dute of the first nub-1
licntion of this summons, said period
of six weeks being the time nrescrihed
for publication hereof.;ind if you fail
so to nnswer, for want therof, the
plaintiff will nppiy to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint,
to-wit:
That n decree he entered ngninst 1
you, William Grasly, Andrew Grasly, I
Iter (line L. (irnsly, Leonard Grnsl'y '
and Chris irnsly (otherwise known '
as Christ Grassley) for the sum of!
fourteen thousand seven hundred '
sixty-eight dollars and Iwentv-five i
cents CM l.THS.'Jo) together with in
terest thereon at Ihe rate of six peri
cent (0 per cent) per annum from the;
Dt day of May, HCI. to the 1st day
of November. 1021, and together with :
Interest thereon nt the rate of eight j
per cent H pnr cent) per annum !
from and after the 1st day of Novem- s
ber, 1021. nnd for the further sum of .
Om ThoiiKiind TV-n Hundred Ninety- !
Four 74-100 dollars ($1204.70 to-,
gether with interest thereon at the;
ri'te of eight tier cent (S per cent per :
annum frm and after Ihe "Ih day of!
May, W'Sk and for the further sum
of two hundred fifty dollar ($'Jo0) ;
Inccther with interest thereon nt the
rale of eight per cent (S per cent)
per nnnuin from nnd nfter the LTith
day of April. I0.'. nnd for the further
sum of seven hundred fifty dollar-
I$7."i0) nnd for Ihe further sum of
thirteen ibdl.irs and seventy-five cents
t$i;t.7o) together with interest there
on nt the rate of eight per cent (S per
cent) per annum from anil after the
JSth day of April. tOLVt. and for the.
further utn of fifteen hundred dol
lars $1."00) Attorney's fees, nnd for
plaintiffs cos's nnd disbursements
herein sustained; foreclosing n rer
tain mortgage made snd executed by
William Gralv, n single, nnd Andrew
(Jrnsly nnd Bert line I Grnsly. his
w fe. on the PJth day of December.
10'J, covering certain real properly
sit tin I e in the county of Lane, and
state of Oregon, to-wit:
llegtiiung at a 'mint four aid sistv 1
hundredihs (1:00) chains south .V)
deg. west of n point on the west line
of section eighteen (IS) nf township
eighteen (IN south of range eleven
III) West of the Willnmelle Meri
d nn, wh:ch is thirteen and siitv-fonr
hundredths (Kl.ttO chains south of
the quarter section corner on snid
west line of snid section eighteen OSl
and running thence north oOiteg. en -if
fifty-seven (57) chains lo the north
east corner of the southeast ounrter
of Utii northwest qunrter of snid sec
tion eighteen (1S; thence east twen
ty (J0t chains; thence south sixtr
it0 chnins to the south line of snid
sect'on e'ghteeit tlSI; hence west
on the south line of snid section eigh
tren (IN to the enst hank of the
north fork of the Siuslnw river:
thence up tream nlona snid bank to
the tilnce of beginning, containing two
hundred nud seventy CJ70) acres
more or less. In Lane Comity, Oregon,
Also lot No. 'J of section twenty
four (24 In towntdnp eighteen I IS)
south range twelve (I'J west of Wil
Istnetie Mer'd sn, end lots Ns. .', 3,
(I nnd 7 of section nineteen (10) nil In
townnip rmmltereil eighteen ( I N
26-Piece Set Beautiful Silverware ICtlOQR
Cabinet, Guaranteed 20 Years, Very Special J pl
Manv a eood housewife will be envying the bride of 1935 with her handsome Bil"r"a";
Could anting be nicer ". silverware. See WlHamette street window dl.pUr o th...
sets of beautiful "Stratford" Silverware and' you'll agree with us they are worthy of many
compliments.
n
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AX BILLV DEPARTMENT RTngpJ
HERE'S GOOD NEWS FOR WOMEN
Colorful Gingham Cottage Dresses
Indeed Attractively Priced at $1.25
-They are made of splendid quality gingham in clever color com
binations. Straight line models made with short kimono or set
In sleeves: depending for their Individuality upon their original
treatments of collars, cuffs, perky sashes, and their dainty trim
mings. All sllpon-over-thehead styles a point which wins them much
favor with busy housewives. Certainly a big showing of them.
-A new shipment just received! , (2nd pjQ0r.)
. WOMEN'S
Charmeuse Bloomer3 $1.25
Made of soft, lustrous self stripe charmeuse that which Is a big
favorite In the fashioning of milady's undertogs. Double elastic
and shirred at bottom, full cut and' come In all wanted shades.
(2nd. Floor.)
.THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
"KIDDIE-KOOPS"
24-Hour Utility Indoors And Out
Doors Through Crib Years
What a relief for you, mother, from endlsa watrhi
carrying and worrying. Think how much hannlw 7.1'
healthier baby will be in Kiddle-Koop where ..?1
single minute of everyday's twenty four hours babv n
be Bate from accidents, too much handling ' and nth
dangerous pick-up playthings. Np sleep place or III.'
place, no person or thing can do more to inn,
better baby. nsure
It's Uses- Are Varied
Due to tho adjustable features Bassinet, Crib or Ph
Pen; there's the bath and dressing table use, insurhil
greatest ease for mother and security for babe at tha
usual nerve racking bath-time, the bedside convenience
there's moveability, taking Kldd'ie-Koop along on auto
or other visiting trips; there's its carriage use; thera
are uses without number you will discover dailv Sen hi
KIDDIE-K00P COMES WITH SPRING
MATTRESS AND MOSQUITO NETTING
TOO. BEAUTIFULLY ENAMELED IN
IVORY. PRICE $25.00 AND $29.00.
(2nd. Floor.)
TUNE WHITE SALE
Values Like These Is What Makes Buying Brisk At Eugene's Largest Dept.
Store. Many More Not Listed Similarily Underpriced.
$3.50 And $4.50 Novelty Silks, Special
Lot, June White Sale Price, Yard
To $2.50 Silks Taffetas, Silk Mixed
Crepes And Printed Crepes In Lot, Yd.
$1.69 Silk Mixed Cantons, Brack and
Colors In Lot, June White Sale, Yard
75c-To 85c Selma Silks; Peach, Canary,
Flesh, Copen And Lavender Shades
To $2.75 White Woolens; Bedford
Cords, Serges A.nd Other Weaves
Very Special VaYue $2.25 Im. Dress
Flannels; Season's Colors, Down To
36-In. Imported Dress Linens, They Are
Commercially Fast Color; This Sale Yd.
85c Silk Stripe Crepe Voiles For Sheer
Summery Frocks; June White Sale, Yd.
$2.75 Pattern Lunch Cloths, Mercerized
, And Nicely Finished, Special Lot, Price
58-In. Width Mercerized And Bleached
Table Damask, June White Sale, Yd.
Part Linen Bleached Crash Toweling
With Colored Stripe Border, June Sale
Japanese Toweling In Blue And White
Combinations; 1 2-Inch Width, The Yd.
72 by 90 Inch Good Weight And Blea
ched Sheets, Special Lot, June Sale
40c Pillow Cases ,Size 42 x 36 Inches,
Good Weight And Bleached, One Lot
Yard Wide Printed Voiles Enter This
June White Sale (Special Lot), Yard
$1.98
$1.09
98c
59c
$1.98
$1.69
79c
69c
$1.98
49c'
18c
15c
$1.39
29c
15c
60c And 65c High-Grade Fast Color
Ginghams, Special Lot, Reduced to, Yd.
29c To 35c Fast Color Ginghams In
Lot Including Some Kalburnies, Yard
To 89c Satinette Madras, Fast Color
English Prints, Stripes, Etc.; Yd. Wide
75c and 85c Silk Mixed 1 Lingerie
Materials In Lot, Pretty Colorings, Yd.
35c And 40c Lingerie Fabrics, Dainty
Checks, Stripes; Also Figured Crepes
30c And 35c White Twill Fabrics, Yard
Wide, June White Sale, the Yard
60c and 75c Silk Stripe Shirtings,
Colored Silk Stripes On White Ground
32 Inch Genuine Devonshire Cloth, Fast
Color, June White Sale Price Is, Yard
Pretty New Challis, Yard Wide And
Good Selection Of Patterns, the Yard
Fresh, Crisp, Yard Wide Percales, Good
Selling Patterns, June White Sale; Yard
25c To 35c Ginghams In Checks, Plaids
And Stripes In Lot. June White Sale
45c To 50c Yard Wide Cretonnes in
A Good Selection Of Patterns, Yard
40c And '45c, Soft Finish Nainsooks,
White And Colors In Lot, The Yard
63 Inch Genuine "Indian' Head" Our
June White Sale Price Is, ' The Yard
Yard Wide Bleached Muslin, No Dress
ing In This Lot, .White Sale Price, Yd.
27c Unbleached Muslin, 36-In. Wide,
Suitable Quality for Art Work, Etc.
36c
24c
1 69c
49c
27c
26c
r 53c
29c
19c
18c
19c
29c
34c
49c
1 18c
22c
tcrfnt of nnyoiie or mure of aiil d
foinlnnts; foreclonln(C mini morlRaRo,
providing for the Mp of muI real
m-oiprty, or of o much thereof n
lief in the premises ns to the Court
mny seem eiiituble nnd proper.
ThU umimnim is puhiiho hv order
of the Honorable C, p. Knrmird.
on ii iv .iiiufr m mic wnrmt munt v,
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Camp 115
and NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT
Will hold their nnmml Memnrint
services nt the Christian church on
n.ny he necewnry .to py mu ti jtulg- I mn,0 nnd entered on the 7th dnr Sunday evening nt 8 o'clock. June
"'I1'1 I Mny. prescribing thnt this um- An .mnl"er!, ,f ,ne society and
l.lM VnfPU fir UimhI... t.,i..t ilnr...
,S'J ;(M thi nftermmn the officinlx nt the
. .(.,! . . y ',,,.n,p ftn, siuslnw imtimml foret
. I., mnj; office.
! 1 "x rcln'ive humidity rending on!outh rung eleven ilM wi-st of Wil
the In RHUhfnnogrttnli this nfternooiii iHtnette .Meruhnn, in I.nne lounty
. ;Ut;i.OO u,iV(ft lixi- mnl.lnr In i Oregon,
- the air- the lowest recorded this Togeihfr with nil nnd singulnr rnd every one of them nnd any and nil
.fKW.UHMil month Forest officinU .t....re t be i 1 heredunments. right ' nh persons rlan-nc r to elmm by.
K'Bregtitioti
would give n forest fire plenty of ns- ; or
itient. liie costs and expenses ol
sale, plnintiff s haul costs and dis-1 mons ,e ,Prved by publication there
hursements. and sairl attorney n ftes i nf on(.p r, WPPK for ,n connec
nnd for the nppluation of the pro- ; tjVP weeks in the Kugene Inilr
ceeds of such sale: ... ! !uard. a newspaper published in I nn
First, to the pnjment of n d eo?.'s ci,ntv. Oregon. Mar 0. UfV, l'the
nnd expenses of snid snle, of platntiff'.j dte uf the first piihlicntion 'of this
saiil attorney' fees;
Second, to the nsyment of the
amount due plnintiff on such judg
ment ns shall be entered in plaintiff's
Inter herein; and
Third, with respect to the bnlanr.
if any, then remaining, in such tan
ner n the Court may Tierenlter direct.
Ie-lnring that slid defendant a
Williuni i:rnlv anil .limn I toe (irnvlv
his wife. Andrew (Irnsly and Kerthne
L. (irnsly, his wite, i.eonnrit iirasiy
(Iris tiiasly, (otherwise known as
Christ tirnssley. and Mary Hoe(ira
Iv, his wife. Kngene H. Met 'ornack
and .lane hoe .McCorjiack. hi wife. A.
H. Urummitt ahd Jane Itoe Hrumuiitt.
bis wife, and .1. A. Owing nnd Jan
i Woe Owing, his wifc nnd ejich and
I ..-... ..... -...i .ii
Mimmon. nnd .tune 20. tn?.s .l.
date of Inst publication of this sum
mons. ItOCKUS MAC VKVGH '
HKKHKHT SU'KTT.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Address MO (iasco Huilding. Portland
Oregon.
No.lSri-rnt dy-je?0
their fnmilies are 'urged to nttend to
honor the memory of the departed
Neighbors. Friend are cordially in
vited to participate. jel3
-'rfilinrlaiin- hni
CUGENE CHAPTER. NO. 10 R A M.
HI'.Cn.AK CONVOCATION MON
I'AY. JI NK lo. 7:!in p. m. Work in
!'. M. nnd M. K. M. drpea. Hrfrpuh
niptit. jrir. CF.O. E. NORRIS. Spp.
Phonp S. E. Eterer.s fnr cinno tuning
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f .t.1.tn:j '.'i; . sistniu'r .hnutd our set Mnrtnl.
s.U7 "in .
"'TtI!;!; Ki"ood Progress on
IsndRc Piers Made
npprrlainlnK. H ml nUn
;.;i.v7i
i5 7
; t.nv lliiriiliin .iin on llii I i f to
hiKliwny nnd wirk nn the tve.I plerft,
(hp !nst of tlir hpx, ). now nmlpr wmv,
n.vordinK ttt reports of unrkmtn on
Deputy Captures
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JUNE BARGAINS
SILK BROADCLOTH DRESSES,
Assorted Pnttorns
$l$.f( to W2.:0, for
HAND KMRR01DERED BLOUSES
$J."i0 vnluoa for
DRESS OIXOHAMS. 32-inch,
oOc nml 35c values for
$14.98
25'
WHEN YOUR
ENSEMBLE SUIT
NEEDS CLEANING
Call 300
Rugs Cleaned and Stored
I" 1
Olive St., Between 8th and 9th
RAYMOND TORRE Y
USE THE GUARD WANT AD WA