1928.
CITY NEWS
r7 ths Sunday morn
feet t'oitwl Lutheran
E vL Creation,
fl wmetion." Hev.
Theater
iringfieW
UNDAY
wrei ot wo .
ks Go-
ance
m-NTTE
s a Crowd
laraway's
Eugene's
L Hall De Luxe
Ladles Free
ITS 75e
4
J On A Minnesota Farm.
Johnson sells for cash
and sells for less
CO
llrer thli sermon and speak on
"What Langauge l)o lou Speak 7
in the evening. The Luther league
Trill hold a 7r.I!j crvku Id
Margaret Beistel and Ovidia Hammer
between the hour of 0 and 7:30
p. m. Refreshments will be 6erved.
An open discusion of "The Increased
Responsibility for Leadership by the
Laity ir Our Modern Times" will
follow.' University students are pur
ti(ltirly invited. The "Blues" of
the Sunday school will entertain the
"Reds" at a social on Friday even
ing. 0
Circle Entertained
Mrs. Will Hunt, assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. Albert Drake, enter
tained the Lone Pine sewing circle
on April 12. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. S. Thomson.
Irving road. May 10. Visitors for
the afternoon were Miss Florence
Lindley. Mrs. Albert Taylor, and
Mrs. Albert Lrake from Coburg.
Regular Members present were Mrs.
Lindley, Mrs. Schrienk, Mrs. Pick
nrd, Mrs. Thomson. Mrs. Jensen,
Mrs. Horn. Mrs. Iule, Mrs. Bedell.
Mrs. Elmer Hunt, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Liassen ana tne nostess.
Ft. W. Wilson Sneaker
Members of Mrs. Edith Prescott
Rooths Music II class at Etigene
high school heard an addreBS by
R. W. Wilson, manager of the Lnra
way music store, this week, which
was uliltsrated by musical numbers
on the Ampico. He is a former
pupil of Maurice DeVries at the
Michigan conservatory at Detroit.
Mich.
Quartet to Sinn
The Fairmount Presbyterian quar
tet, directed by Ernest McKenuey
and accompanied by Mrs. Hall, will
sing "Rock of Ages." by F. W.
Buecu, ana "sena jut iny ugnt.
There Is only ONE place In
town to get the BEST Sun
day Dinner and that Is
served from 12 'till 9 P. M. at
IMPERIAL LUNCH
731 Willamette
BLUE BELL
ICE CREAM
is a real food
not a luxury
OPENING DANCE
At Swimmer's Delight
May Evening, April 22, 8 to 11
ker floor space. Bigger Fireplace. Better Lights.
JNew iiuncn counter.
Music by BUDDY'S Orchestra
COME! ,
LADIES FREE
It's Made
Its Way
By the Way
It's Made
Betsy Ross Bread
3k
By MARTHA OSTENSO
Adapted By A. P. YOUNGER
A Picture Depicting In Stark Bold
Outlines A Graphic Portrayal Of Life
fir Stnpsoo, Eve Southern. Jason Robards, Evelyn Selby,
'Monday to the Heilig
year 'round values-especial
sales net required
Johnson furniture company
625 willamette-eugenc, ore.
by Gounod, at the Sunday morning
service at the Central Lutheran
church. Her. K. Bogstad wiU con
duct the services, and at 3 o. ni.
the same day wilt couduct English
services In the Spencer Creek Luth
eran church.
Civil Service Jobs Open
The United States .civil service
commission announces the fnllntriti
P.e.n competitive examination: Airway I
ii ;' 'wceipi ot applications
will close May 1. The examination
is to tul vacancies in the airwaysll
vlsion, Lighthouse service of the
Lleventh U. S. civil service district,
nt a salary of f-JKut per annum, plus
subsistence nt $3 a day when trav
eling. Full information ami applica
tion blanks may he ntitnitu.il fr. tl,..
secretary of the board of U. S. civil
service examiners, at the postoffice
Girls Take Hike
I be Girl Scout troop of the Gearv
school, led by Pauline IVarce, hiked
? the city auto park Friday even
ing. They learned to make twig
toasters, which they used while they
eat before the fireplace -of the rest
eottage. They started back from
their hike at feven o'clock.
Warrants Paid
Warrants of Eugene school dist
rict Number 4, totaling approxi
mately $10,000 were called in Friday
and interest computed by Clerk
O. H. Jones. Money from tax col
lections by county officials is be
ginning to come in nt the school
office and the $10.00 turned over
this week is only a small part of the
sum expected within the next few
weeks. Six months ago the warrants
were issued.
Birthday Obsorved
F. B. Chase, owner of Chase Gar
dens, was given a surprise birthday
party in honor of hiB seventieth an
niversary Thursday night by em
ployes and friends. About 75 per
sons were oij hand.
Orchestra to Play
Toy symphony orchestra of the
Frances Willard school's third grade
will preaent music at the Sunday even
inc song Rervicp of the First Chris-1
tian church. The children will play
under leadership of Miss Donna Row.
Mrs. Rose E. Towell will sing "Some
thing For Thee." Rev. Morton L.
Rose will preach his farewell sermon,
"The Beginning and the End."
Marines Seek Recruits
Corporal Lawrence A. Dumond of
the United States marine corps, has
opened a recruiting ojffice in the
Suarters of John Marsh, constable. In
je Lane county courthouse. Eu
uene is a sub-district headquarters
for the Portland recruiting district
Corporal Dumond wil gladly give any
one information regarding the marine
corps. 1
Play is Announced
There will be a three-act comedy,
"The Poor Married Man" at the Twin
Oaks schoolhoune, beginning at 8
o'clock Snturday night. The play is
free and the public Is invited. There
will also be a supper following the
presentation.
Meetings Successful
Word was received recently hy Mrs.
Laura E. Koepp from her son, Har
old Bessonette, who is working with
Aimee Semple McPherson, Los An
geles evangelist, that the latter's il
lustrated sermons in Des Moines, la.
brought 12,000 converts in two weeks.
P. E. 0. to Meet
Chapter FI. P. E. 0. Sisterhood Is
to meet Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. W. F. Walker, 1175 Law
rence street with Mrs. A. J. Morgan
as assisting hostess.
Insurance Firm Bought
The California State Life has pur
chased the Inter-Mountnin Life of
Salt Lake City, according to word
received by O. L. BurhcII, local rep
resentative of the California State
Life.
Churoh Service Scheduled--
Rev. B. M. Rranford, pastor of the
Central Lutheran church announces
Standard goods at less than
standard prices, all the time.
That's
CASWELL'S
56 West Broadway
DANCE
MIDWAY
Every Saturday
Night
Prizes Given Away
Good Snappy Music
Gents 75c Ladies Free
Refrigeration 1
W. I. HARGIS CO. I
837 Olive I
OIL BURNERS I
I OLD TIME DANCE I
I Every Saturday Night I
I COBURG BRIDGE I
Also modern dancing every I
1 Sunday Night I
THE EUGENE GUARD
that Sunday vehool and Bible class
will be held wsur aiarting at :4.'i
a. a. Services iU be held at 11 a.
in. Itcv. IL Bogatad will preach.
There will be aarterriccs Sunday aft
ernoon or ertmingv cfc
Meeting Is Called "
There will be a meeting' of the Gil
lespie Cemetery association at the
Willakenxie Orange hay next Wed
nesday, April JXi at (J vl ja. All in-
ivresieu in uie weitare n tne ceme
tery are urged to attendvB order
of the president the uieftiM is called.
Back From McMinnvlli-i
Charles M hmery. local represen
tative of the Uregon Fira-l4-ef as
sociation, hits returned from' fcfriYlinn
ville after ntteniling the annual meet-
of renreseutaitves ot the ajtiaria.-
tion. About iiO agents were hxtotent
and the gathering was the moat snc-
u'essttu ever ueid by tne organisation,
Mr. Emery 6ays. . ' ,
Funeral Services Set
ruueral semces for Mrs. Nettie
E. Stogsdill who died Thursday will
be held at the Christian church at El
mira Sunday at '2 p. m. Interment
will be at the 'Iuuian cemetery.
Dr. Evans Leaves
Dr. Thomas Evans, previously
scheduled to preach in the Congrega
tional t-hurch next Sunday morning,
finds thut he cannot remain to meet
this engagement and the pulpit will be
supplied by Rev. Henry . Davis, of
the United Christian Work, of the
University of Oregon.
Track Coach Is Here
Paul J. Schiftler. truck coach ot
Oregon State college, and Carl Ro
dell, graduate manager, were here
Friday to meet with Jack Benefiel,
graduate manager of the University
of Oregon, and Bill Hay ward, track
coach. Plans for the relay to be held
next r nUay were discussed.
Red Cross Gets Supplies
A number of sweaters have been
turned over to the Lane county chap
ter of tLe American Red Cross by
women of the Florence district. The
Junior Red Cross of Eugene has
turned over 20 handkercbiets which
will be sent to the Waverly homo at
Portland.
Bounty Is Collected
The county bounty on one coyote
and one bobcat was colected Friday
by J. Q. Porter of Walton at the
office of the county clerk.
Leaves for Spokane
O. W. DavU of the Tiffany-Davis
drug store has left for Spokane,
wasu., wnere ne wiu atcena uie an
nual meeting of Resell store repre
sentatives. Leaving for Harper
H. Eugene Chadwick and Roger
Murphy have left for Harper, Ore.,
to attend the annual meeting of Uie
Whlteurth company.
Marrlane License Issued
A niariage license was issued at
the ottice of the county clerk r-nday
for William Garrett and Elsie M. Mil
ler, both of Portland.
Pension Is Granted
A pension of $40 a month has
been granted to William Jackson of
Cottage Grove, according to a report
trout tne pension oureau.
Building Permit Issued
A permit for erection of a resi
dence and garage at 1027 Charnelton
street at a cost of $2500 has been
issued at the office of W. 11. Alex
ander, city building inspector. The
permit was for U. Casperson.
Traffic Fine Assessed
A fine of $2 was paid by J. M.
Staples In city court Friduy on a
charge of illegal parking on Thir
teenth avenue east.
Admitted to Hospital
111(1 111 UL tti muuiBuii
street was admitted to the Eugone
hospital Friday suffering from in
fluenza. He recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Mill Property Sold
Krirl Luckey. chief deputy sheriff.
conducted the sale of the mill prop
erty at a paint ease oi ureuweu on
S:itJni:H v Th Half war niHilti on a
cvi.'ii judgment.
Leaves for Florence
kMUa Bessie Williams, county
health nurse, left Saturday for Flor
ence in the interests of health work
m that area.
McKeiule Fishing Good
Anders did well on the .Mclvenzie
rher Friday, accordiiiK to ltodncy
itoacli. deputy, atate game wurden.
L'liftord Baird and a coiuuauluu
brought in 1!U trout, one of the fini-at
catches ot the season, tno deputy
atatea.
Hera From Dorena
M. Aurora Huiiiiihreys, principal of
tho school nt oi-iiu, was a visitor in
Eugene Saturday,
Deturns From Coast
Arnold D. Collier, county club
leader, has returned from the const
after a visit of several days in Uie
inspection of schools.
Mareola
MAUCOLA. April 21. (Special)
Bill Miles and Clint Etnerr left town
Tuesday to work for tho ScUeU Lum
ber company.
Clyde Luffoon, tall doer at the
Fisher mill was hurt Tuesday.
Koy Cnrrua la leaving Fitthcr camp
and moving bis family away.
:. McBride has left for Portland
after spend in if a frw days Vj&itiux bis
son. J. W. McBride.
Mr. McMaBter of Noti has accepted
the position as filr for the Ficher
Lumber company just vacated by J.
V. McBHde. He has moved his fam
ily in the Tommie Thnmnon house
just vacated by Frank Nelson.
Mrs. Charley llniper died at her
home ba!f war between Fisher mill
and Mareola early Friday morning.
Frank Nelson. Ida Mcliride, Hud
Scott, lone Scott. Sandy Peterson,
fmieta Mathews, Merle Fiecher. Carl
Peterson. Louciiie Miles, UhinWiart
Peterson. 0im Merwin and Orval
White motored to Eugene Thursday
evening and alao went to the skat
ing rink.
FARM AND CITY iNSFKANCE
-J. C. IIOLPftOOK. 704 Willamette
Ju.t Arsons the Corner
DOOM'S MILLINERY. 30 W. Tfh.
20
j TIffany-Davfi Drug Co.
8th and Willamette. Phone 131
Edward IV derated th I..nr
; trisns t Towton. between Ieds
1 snd York.
Mammy's Cabin
Chicken and steax
. Dinners. 75o
j Springer on Toast, 60o
Phone ?77
PlPraajPfayajl
Isn't It fAufsctlon to you to
know, when you hsve your
Permanent wave and beauty
work done In the
MODEL BEAUTY SHOP
'hat you have It done properly?
Phone 2362
"ggty nea srZZsmi Austin
CHAPTER XXXIII
Sally'B sapphire eyes blazed at
the man she knew only as "Van."
'out oluC tliey Mum vuilaii Wii.li a
new ecrap of black lace to replace
the one loBt in the storm, the non
chalant New Yorker did not ap
pear to be at all devastated by
their fire.
"Thank you for saving my life."
she said stiffly, but the man's
mocking, admiring attention was
fixed upon the dellclously young,
sweet curves ot her mouth, rather
than upon the tone of ber voice.
1 wonder if you know," he be
gan confidentially, leaning lightly
upon his inevitable cane, "that you
have the most adorable mouth I
have ever seen? Ot course there
are other adorable details in tho
picture of complete loveliness that
you present, but really your lips,
like three rose petals "
'Oh, stop'" Sally cried with
childish anger, her small, red
suudied foot stamping the plat
form. "Why are you always mock
ing me, making fun ot me? Ive
begged you to let mo alone "
"Such ingratitude!" the man
sighed, but his narrowed eyes
smiled at her delightedly. "If you
weren't even more delicious when
you're ungry, 1 should not be able
to forgive you. But really, Sally
Ford " his voice dropped caress
ingly on the name, as if to remind
her that he Bhured he secret with
her "the way you persist in mis
understanding me is very dis
tressing. "I'm not mocking you, my dear
child! I'm mocking myself if
anyone. It recurs to me contin
ually that this Is sn amazing ad
venture that Arthur Van Home, of
New York, Long Island and New
port is so sedulously engaged upon.
To paraphrase your own delight
ful defense, 'I'm really not that
kind of man.' I assure you I'm
not In the habit ot making love to
show girls, no matter how ador
able their mouths may be!" And
he smiled at her out ot his nar
rowed eyes. and with his quirked,
quizzical mouth, as if he expected
her to share his amusement and
amazement at himself.
"Then why don't you lot me
alone?" Sally cried, striking her
little brown-painted hands to
getber in tuliio lago.
"1 wonder!" he mused. "I make
up my mind that I'm a blighter
and on ass and that I shan't come
near the carnival. I accept invita
tions enough to take up every
minute ot my last days in Capital
City, and then without In the
least Intending to do so I find
myself back in the Palace of
Wonders, humbling myself before
a pair of little red-sandaled feet
that would like nothing better than
to kick me for my Impudence.
Do you suppose, Sally Ford, that
I'm falling in love with you?
There's something about you, you
know "
"Please go away," Sally Im
plored him. "It's almost time for
my performance. Ous is bally
hooing Jan now and I come next."
"As I was saying when you In
terrupted me," Van Horne re
proved her mockingly, "there'B
something about you, you know.
L
EMPLOYES FROLIC
An informal party, was held by the
staff of employes of the Eugene hos-
pital at the McMorran and Watdi- :
burne auditorium. A program was put
on for the pleasure of the 40 or
more who attended. The principal
feature of the progrnm wan. a mot-k
wodding directed by Mrs. LaVeda M.
Sheridan. The cast was an follows;
11 ride, lr. Wiunard; Groom, Kouina
Ziniker; llest Mini, Dr. Edblom;
Flower (iirl, Frederick Anderson;
The Flapper, Dr. Nenl; The Preach
er, Dr. Hurtle; Father of the Hride,
Mrs. Clenvtn; Mother of the Itride,
Dorothy Bnrtlo; Another Sweetheart
of the Groom, Jtiiuiita Ilines; Chief
Musician, Theodoris Kamaer.
Other numbeis were ne follows:
(hie act comedy, by Dr Wiunard
as Father Time, nttended by his phy
sician; aesthetic dances by the Misses
Helen Nenl and Eva Clmrlet; solo by
Miss Wiimn Mack; artistic sketches
by Dr. Norton; raisin race. Drs. Win
nard. Edblom, Nenl and Norton;
Jim Law mm. a series of humorous
aspects of bis recent southern triy.
The rest of the evening until mid
night was occupied with dancing. An
other similar occasion is being plan
ned for the near future.
Funeral Rites for
Mr. McCulloch Held
Itobnrt McCullnrh died at his home
1376 Alder streit Thursday, follow
ing a lonit illness. He hud resided
here since 181)1.
He whs born in Kenler, Vnn Buren
county, Michigan, living there with
his pnrents unlil he wns 11 yenrs of
age. He then moved to Olenco. Minn
later moving to the western part of
the etate. Wood Lake. Minn., where
he was msrried to Klizabeth Mct.'or
mlcb in IWll. To this union two chil
dren were born, both dying In In
fancy. He leaves his wife, one aistef,
Mrs. Mary Hnnna and several nieces
and nephews. He was a member of
Ihe Methodist church.
Funernl services were held Satur
day. April 21. at 2 n. m. nt the Vatch
funeral home, conducted by Rev. J.
Franklin Haas of the First Metho
dist Episcopal chnrch. Interment was
made In the I. O. O. F. old cemetery.
Old-Timer Present
For "Days of '49"
An old-timr, f y Noble, was per
ftiiflried to come to ugen for Hat
ulny only, n a feature of the "I fays
of celebration, sponsored 5y the
KuttTie post of the American legion.
TMiring the afternoon u('y" drovs 1
ntK)t E mre ne with a pnk trnln aim- i
ilnr to the one with which he came
n'TiM the plains during the gold runli Ii
of MO. i
The Ierion show mi given Friday
night and a Inrge attendance wan re-
ported. It will 1 rep td Hafirday
nitrht. The show Is given to rsife ;
money for the American legion drum j
corps.
iJoor will be opened at 7:30 and
the pro eram will begin promptly at
$ o'clock. 0
Woman is Injured j
In Auto Accident
Mrs. Ilol'y K. Moore. 1313 Oak
street, was slightly injured and badly
Last night when I had the honor
ot saving your lite and of seeing
your adorable little face washed
clean ut Uie brown paiui, i was
surprised at myself. I really was,
I give you my word!
"Do you know what I wanted
to do? 1 wanted to swing you up
Into my arms, you amazingly tiny
thing, and run away with you. If
you hadn't looked so young and
pure, 1 believe the favorite word
is I'd have yielded to the Im
pulse. 1 suppress so few ot my
unholy desires that I suppose this
discipline is good for hiy soul
Now, whet the devil are you look
ing at. Instead ot listening to the
confessions of a young man?" he
broke oft withxa genuine note of
irritation in his charming voice.
"Who is that beautiful woman?
Sally askod In a low voice, her
eyes still tlxed upon the golden-
haired woman whom Van Horne
hud called "Enid," and wbo had
Just entered tho tent alone, her
small body, clad In the green
knitted silk . sports Btiit, moving
through the crowd with proud
disdain.
"Again I am forced to forgivo
you," Van Horne sighed humor
ously. "I Beam always to be for
giving you, Sally Ford! You are
merely asking a question which is
inevitably asked when Enid Iarr
tirst bursts upon a startled pub
lic, i
"She Is probably the most beau
tiful blond In New York socloty.
Those Industrious cold cream ad
advertlsors would pay her a for
tune for the use of her picture and
endorsement, but it happens thut
she has two or three large for
tunes ot her own, as well as a
disgustingly rich husband. Yes,
unfortunately for her adorers, she
is married, Courtney Burr even
out here you must have heard of
Courtney Barr being the Jucky
man."
"I wonder what she's doing
here," Sally whispered, fright
widening her eyes behind the
black lace.
"Oh, I think Courtney's here on
political business. The Barrs have
always rather fancied themsalves
as leaders among the wall Street
makers of presidents. He's hob
nobbing with my cousin ,t lie gov
ernor, and Enid' Is probubly amus
ing herself by collection Ameri
cana." i
"She must be awfully good,"
Solly whispered, adoration making
her voice lovely and wistful. "She
brought all the orphanage child
ren to the carnival yesterday, you
know."
"Yes," Van Horne shruggod
arching his brows quizzically. "I
confess I was rather stunned, for
Enid doesn't go In for personal
charity. Huge checks and all. that
sort of thing she's endowed some
sort of institution for 'fallen girls'
by the way but It has never
seemed to amUBe her to play Lady
Bountiful in person. Of course,
she mav be nuralne a secret nas-
slon for children, and took this
means to gratify it. where her
crowd would not nig her about it."
"Hasn't she any children of her
own?" Sally asked. "But I sup
pose Bhe's too young "
shaken up In an nuto accident at the
intersection of Thirteenth and Onk
streets about 1:15 oclock Saturday
when tho aedan shn was riding in with
Mabel Storm collided with a light
touring cur driven by Ernest IliU of
Chehalis, Wash.
The aedan was going aouth on Onk
street and the lliil car cast on Thir
teenth. Neither car is said to have
been speeding. Mr. Hill with his wife
and family wero on their wuy to Cal
ifornia. Neither car was budly In
jured, the loft front fender of the
Hill enr being bent in and the hack
right fender of the aedan also bent.
STATISTICS
BORN
WILCOX At the 1'aciflc Christian
hospital,, Friduy, April 20, lllJM, to
-Mr. and Mrs. A. N. WUcox of Ve-
neta, a Run,
CHAPMAN At the Pacific Christian
hospital, Friday, April 20, 1(128, to
.Mr. and -Mrs. 1 . 1. Chapmen, 8U2
WashiiiKtou street, a duuxuter.
COAX At the Kujtena hospital, Sat
urday. April 21. 11)28. to llov. and
Mrs. J. II. Coan, 11(71) Vlllard street
a daughter.
IE
Agreement has been reached on cer
tain provisions of the city meat In
spection ordinance and all difficulty
between farmers and the rltr ii ex
pected to be settled by action of the
city council Monday, according to A.
A. ftcid, chriirnuin of the health com
mittee of the city council.
The agreement Is for a spelal 11
cfne to be taftued for the Producers
Public market. This market la the
only place in the city where farmers
retail nr-at, according to city offi
cials. Farmers who sell meat to
retail shops for resale are hld to
be engaged In a wholesale buxiness.
The following Is the form of the
agreement that will be taken up by
the council:
"Licence i hereby granted to the
Producers Public market of the city
of Kuirene for a term of five yenrs.
This licence permits all persons hold
ing permission from the market mas
ter to retail fresh meats at tne Pro
ducers Public msrket at Kugrne dur
ing the term of this license. Thin li
cense is In lieu of all MccnHes, nmorr
tion charges and fees of every char
acter under Ordinance No. ft.Vi of the
city of Kugrne, and the llcenne fee
hereunder shall be $.V) pnynhle $10
on the first dsy of March of each
year during lt term.'
When BRISTOW sells
you a Watch or Dia
mond it must and will
please you.
Dn You Want
,sn Electric Sewing Machine?
Have 2 left 85.00 (129.00
Glendon H. Dotson
Phone 2440J
A
niu
111
The Twin Oaks Lumber Pompanv.
dili llljth street, aimouniv!. It new him
one of the most cuiiiplMi' linen of
huililiUK nnuontil ami ti.vploHives in
Lane county, hnvitu; recently takeu
over tho llnth-lfonertsiin Powder
company as addition to their building
material aerviee.
They now lmvo the painting, unit
ing, and building supplies along with
their other lines.
John J. Itogern, formerly of Bil
lings, Mont., ha purchased the in
terest In tho businesa held by T. .1.
Seufort, Sr.. and will have complete
charge of the purchasing department
of the company.
E. N Robertson of the Ruth-Hob-ertson
Powder company is associated
with the business as office salesman.
The company is maintaining a fleet
of five delivery trucks. A year ago
the compnnv finished its modern
building material store, assuring stor
age and delivery of stock in the best
slmpe, regardlosa of weather condi
tions. . .
The office force now ta as rnuowsi
Tntin .1. Hoirera. nurehasing depart
ment- L. C. Schnrpf, sales depart
ment; 0. V. Culp. bookkeeper; K.
V. Robertson, office salesman: T. .1.
Senfert, Jr.. jard manager: n. B.
Itecker. truck driver: Lloyd Terry,
truck driver; S. E. Maharry, truck
driver.
The Art Needlaoraft Shop
Will move to its new location, 30 K.
Broadway about April 20th and will
be known as
THE BROADWAY INC.
Bring your hemstitching and pleating
to the' new store after our opening
day.
THE BROADWAY IXC.
The Robb Dress Shop
Will move to its new location. SO
1? rtMHa-av shout Anrll 20th. Wjateh
for our openlrg announcement.
THE UHOAUWAX, mu
te
Free Danos Tonight
American Legion '49 Show at the
Armory. Dancing 0 to 12. a21
Women's Dress Hospital
Madame De Ryko, 038 Willamette.
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All kinds ot Dry Cord Wood.
Phone CM. ' tf
Announcing The
And Misses' New
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This Is Brighten-UpTime!
Strictly High
Grade
Ready
House
Manufactured By The Renowned
"Gliddcn" Paint Co.
. At Only, Gallon
Guaranteed To
If the directions are carefully
Interested to know an to the
plgmenta uifid lead, zlno and
Wears Betters Looks Better 0
Lasts Longer More Satisfactory
Than Any Othr Like Raint
Manufactured Possesses Great
Covering Capacity And Holds
Its Gloss Indefinitely.
Select from 13 Rood abadoa, cream white, colonial jrellow,
Prenrh tfrev. Ilirht tnarl nnnfl crrnv hltt m Hrnk --,1
1 bjue, light brown, pea green,
Pngp Three
EDWARD TRAPP, MANAGER
Credit Adjustment P.urPau. I'h. 2K70.
We collect wlion utlipm f:iil. Notf n nnd
accoi'Dt bouclit. 2' l.O.O.F. Bide.
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THRIFTY WASHER 125.
Costs little to buy and little
to operate.
Sigvart Electric Co.
U5B Willamette
FOR CONGRESS
baSr v
. W. C. HAWLEY
Republican Candidate for Renom
Inatlon and present Chairman of
Committee on Ways and Means of
the National Houbb of Represen
tatives, a Native Son of Oregon i
who has "No Interests to Serve
but tho Public Interests' and
who Is
Clean
Capable
Experienced
Faithful
Snooesefnl
Read his Record of BuccesBfuf
Service in Voters' Pamphlet
(Paid adv. by Ilonald 0. Qlovor)
Arrival Of Women's
Sweaters 2nd Floor
Mixod
Paint
Give Satisfaction
followed. No doubt you'll be
hlnh crailo, carefully gelectod
pure Unseed oil. ' .
apple green, also tobacco blown.
(HOUSE FURNISHING DEPT.)
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