Morning register., May 21, 1922, Image 2

MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE. ORE, SUNDAY, MAY II, 111,
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Better Optical Stftfis
Near-sighted, far-sighted, astigmatic or whatever the visual
trouble may be. my wondenut mstrvimtni refteVM that
kfittwledgfc with unerring positiveness.
OpticalServiceApreclated
My patrons jivet shown .marked appreciation of the good
ork I have fLceomplisrwd. - hrjfe majority of my tie v pa
tients come to me on the recommendation of some one I
have successfully fitted with glasses some sufferer from
headaches and strained nerves who has been relieved by
my skill. ...,,
Gare of the eyes is one of the most important duties of every
one who aims to do his or her best in life. Good eyesight is
essential to one's best efforts and good glasses often lead
to success. ...
Nowhere in this vast country of wealth and resources will
you find better facilities for. a correct solution of your eve
sight problems than here.
For over a third of a century I have been correcting eye
troubles by fitting eyes with "the right glasses. My phone
number is T454. Make an appointment this morning- or call
at my office.
Dr. Mendelsohn
' 2li03J Fellow WfcKe TemplT "
Morning Regiitef Lane Gbuht Ndws Service
MEMORIAL PLANS MAKING
KX-SmvU'K MKX IV CIIAIUIK
of tivrr.usio tatovK hvrxt
tnUtrr t.n Count tteecUI.
roTTAOK urtovR o.o., tony it
Tn mow mrnTiy nit en fled memor
tnl ny ntwrvtuion fwr hold here Ii
PI0)hmoJ hy oerv,oe men tw hv
ciur-Kv. Tat- meeting or A,nHmntn
10!, n. A- It,, nt which Uw for (hi
ohjtVtVUttOH Wei tl(SOHKM ftil! fltO!
! toVn'Mifr. newrly everyone T the "oW
Roys" Ltecinrinir trmt two mart mem
trm ttnv Wrt the tAot 'thy oouM
hoM to liv to ee, ! th1i fliel th
i yoiinwrr men with Uetfrmlntitlon to
'mke the otvrriitfr.h of the ituy thlrf
ywn n ro.il one. The pat-mio una
mntvh to the eemrtiM-y will bo hehl In
the forenoon nml th O, A- H. ml
W. H. C. rhtiM exerohtet. VI1. he hehl
thfltxv Service will t hvM t" the
afternoon th MothoilUt chun"h
t whuh Kthort tc will kIv ih
nttttriui. This witl ho follow otl hy iho
W. R. C. Morripon of cnxtlntr flowor
upon th w:tom In honor of tho will
or wiv . ' : ; i i
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COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS
new comet " Discovered "," "frew-to ptu i deprMs.
was (Soscrlbvd a niint object
'vlsJbt tn a tari; tetcacop. with a
AAily motftn of four minutes of time
eaattrly and -IS nUnutca ot arc north-rlj-.
GAZED 0f rt"MARr
CAMBRrDGE. Mass.. Way SC. The
Harrant astrvnomieal ohsrvntory has
teceived by cable as announcement of
the oTacOTcry of a new comet by the
astronomer 'SXJelterup. at One of
Good Rope; Africa. It Tri found tn
th western aky ahorUy after sunser. a
short ducanec south of the star Castor.
The comet was observed May IT and
Jts position on Chat day (,:ioO Green
wich mean flme. is siren as rfeht as
censron aeren hoars. St minutes. 44
rtnehot Imts by IS.M3
TnitAnKLPrllA. May iO. Glf
foYd Pinchot has a ead of tJ.JSI over
Attorney General Oeoree E. Alter for
the Itrpubltcan nomination for gov
c:nor. with onty 14S of the 7934 dis
tricts m the state still nnreDorteA.
Lnetnrns from TTS1 districts five pm
fchot a total of 505.5(1) and Alter
S(t.
THEY ALL LOST 1T-
"3fk .'X. HlU HIS money m the hottsc
and -it was accidentally burned no.
MR. B. CARRIED his money m a secret
pocket' and was robbed.
MR. C LOANED his money to a friend
who forgot to pav it back to him.
-, MR. D. IWESf ED in oil wells.
; -MR. E. THOUGHT.he could win on the
Board of Trade." " (He knows better now-;)
MR. F. PUT HIS money where rats ate
it w.
' MR. G. WENT INTO a business that he
knew, nothing about and it .failed.. . . .
None of these men thought it was worth
. while to tallc w-ith their banker about their
-business aftawi. .i-"- 1. ? X'j
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
i EtXJENE, OREGON
We Specialize in Children's Hats
MaU lor Boys and Girls
Every hat at a price that will be a saving to yon. .Hundreds
of tbetn to ttroose from from 15c to $3.50 each..- ,
GARDEN HATS
15c
each
For men. women & children
ymOet Hum
Wonder Hose means the
best that money can buy in
Cotton Hose. Our boys' and
girls' Ribbed Hose, special
value 35c; 3 for 31.00.
.We have just added a new
merit to the Wunder Hose
family a splendid silk hose.
tAsk'-to see them.
Union Suit arid Vest
Just received a large ship
ment of Ladies' and Misses'
Union Suits and Vests, sum
mer weight.
Vests 15c, 25c, 50c
Union Suits 50c to $1.50 ea.
Every garment guaranteed
first quality. .
Aianumnn Ware' ' '''
Big values , in . Aluminum
Ware during our May sale..
See the wonderful values in
our 15c Tinware sale. .
' ffeW VinHeir SU
how on dispfky. : Finest Ba
Tarian and English China ; 50
and 100 piece iMs In exclu
sive patterns.- Not in many
mfmihs h?Vc we been able to
offer .sucfi values. Before
buying dishes for home or
presents be sure and see our
assortrhent-'
MUcelkmeou -
Crochet Cotton, ball 10c
Sewing Thread .St,
T6i!ct Papdf : .......; 5c!'
.Wax Paper Scj
Oregon Maid Hair Nets....l0cf
PLANS KOH ritRS.NT TU'
MO AUR lfSrtSST-U
lUy mul IlrI of Clf mtd lnnlon
Cliibtf u MtH-t With Miwra,
Swnn iiimI Atlin
( RUtfAJ tsADt OoUDtr 8pcUlt
n.KASANT FULL. Or.. Mkv 19
Tho Vonnin" Community club ni
rir.iMtit 11111 nxtX. r Woodman hll
Wit.nrwi.iy nfirrnoon, Muy II. IMnns
for th riMtsant Hill picnic to he hold
J uno 10 w e re a tu u tvai . T h wo
innn'i club will hvo for unit that
tiuy, hoi pork ami bwina, potato
kail, not'ttoic, roitvo una enkv. 1 hey
will furnUh jmjvr pmtva hut Ktioat
at tho picnic nroi rciuatoi1 to brlnK
cups and p)hoii. Thoro will bo timny
oihor booths uch n Ice croam. cunily
iort!i pop. etc. The field tXny cvrni
witn prixos win be announcod inter.
ritinup Pay IHwUEiuitco
It hit bevn decided to hold a rfff-
ular tneetlnir of th Commiinliy chib
Friday evening, June 3. Tne clean
up day to prrpare the eroundn,
booths, (abte. etc.. for the picnic will
bo June T. All men nttt urged to be
at the ground early In tho morn Inn
so the work can be rintfhod by noon.
The women are reoueatM to te -,t
the hall June S to take chante or the
docomtinp and fixing the hall for the
display booths for tho different boy
ana (tirn. ciuns.
Tne next reiruiar meetityr or tne
Woman" club will be hold June H.
The subject of entertaining the
younter inemhera or tne ciuo win oe
dUeumed at thin meeting.
The boy and irlrla of the cair ami
(Tarden club? are ren,uetel to meet
Mr. Swan and Mr. Allf-n at the ntnrti
of V. C. Stroud the afternoon of May
n at 2 o'clock.
Parked llour irrW Vrr may
Rfwr L Ooonty SprUI)
JUNCTION CITY. Ore.. May 1.
The hlirh school play Tuewluy nlrht
wtui played to a parked hmrw, mnny
beinc turned away nnahle to rrt
neat. The play wan entitled "The He-
turn of Kittle" and the aetlni: waj
unuiOatly rood. ,
GRANGE HOLDS MEETING
niscissiov ON' FARH rortcti
IN THE ItOl'ItH
( RerMtr Lane County Special )
'JUNCTION C1TV. Ore.. May 9.
Thr Junction City orange met Thurs
day with a rery good attendance.
Tho dlscuBalons on farm topics wort
lltrtrned to with attention and excell
ent aridreioi by Reverend Hoale on
memorial day and mot hern' day; aluo
remarks by others present filled In
tho afternoon session.
A committee waa appointed to
work with the Community club for
the nankin show, A flno dinner was
served at nooit;
JUNCTION CITY NKWS &OTES
( It.KlUr Las CoddIv Sdm-UI)
JUNCTION C1TV. Ore.. .May 19.
Mrs. Thela has itouRM the Mrs,
Strlnir property and will move there
! soon.
I Miss ln& Sanders of Portland. Is
J visit in k at the home of her parents,
IMr. and Mrs. Isaac Banders.
) H. V. Peterson went to Kalem
t Wednesday -to take treatment from a
specialist. '
I Miss Marfraret Thompson, of Mr
; Mlnnvllle. 1 spendlnic a few duys with
friends In this city.
I Mrs. Oeorre Hclt. and sister,. Miss
(Nellie Jackson, of Portland; are
' jruests at the K..W. MoOrhcad home.
William Pitney, who has been 111
;for the last three months, was ablo
to attend grange Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Din area Is visiting rela
tive In Portland this week,
j Mr, and Mrs. H. -J. Dickey spont
Thursday at the home of their son
Lester at Itlvervlew.
A. K. Truer made a business: trip
to Portland Wednesday. .
Miss Anne Klllot, one of the grade
; teachers, is 111 at the hornet of Mr.
;ond Mrs. fi. P. Oil more. .
FI.ORFNCE NFWS NOTES ,
r Rtiitr Lan Ooottty Sperlal)
I KI,OUKNt:B. Ore.. Mny 19. A fine
large daughter arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Johfi M Millln Tuh
duy morning. Mny 16.
A pretty hnby girl came to the
homo of Mr. ond Mrs, Jo llernhardl
Monday evehina;, Mny 16.
Charles Hetty, n niorchnnt of Cot
ta Orore, shook hands with old
friends hern Tuesduy.
Mrs. C. F. Dcrgman nnd infant son
atne home from North Mend Tuesday
Mrs. 7ora Furnish, of , Olenndn.
went to Kugene' the first of the week.
Mrs. Kd F. Furnlflh and little son
r-nme hdmo from Bugeno n few day
ago.
B. F. Biirfrtee Is havlnir his house-
hold goods piieked preparatory .to
leaving soon after school rloseg. He
will tso to ISlcentro.Col.. while Mrs,
Surface nnd the children will (ro to
Corvnllls ror n time. .
Prof. O. W. Dohle nnd family ex
pect to lenvo soon oflnr sohool clones.
Miss Harriet Wcatherson went
Rugenfl Thursday to se her sister
and have a rtdn in the Ford thy pur
chased recently. They moy drive to
i'ortinna.
O. H, Johnson ffnd Ivnn Mnnsnn
and nifnflleai of the ICofmevcH .high
wny surveying" force, gnf to Oold
neneh the first of the week. Mr.
Johnson Will he superintendent of
construction work oft about six miles
of the highway nt that place. Mr,
Miinson goes s assistant superintend
ent.
Mrs. fTIarrt ITrtrlng - came . down
from (he portage "Monday to 'stay a
while with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. M
Mllffrl and tnko enro Of hor arcat-ffrand-fTawghtO.
j . .
RalnTi Warfen. Aurfmsii nt the
Const Kit AM stntlotf. went to Marh-
fleld today to spend A few -dirys. , i
a anowar wtw given wcunosdar
eveiilliit far Mis Pfurl Akly at III
homo of I. M. Kyle The young mny
i a inemhor. rtC the ghtdtHiw vin
ami I to ba ntnii lt .t to a-eellK Un il.-ll
of the iHtkst ttimid crew, the timt of
June.
A mnn was Ih'here Hit week Itt the
interest of the Dmlee cor.
Mrs, T. W, Mitrphv and daughter
came hi this week to Join the misiMim
and fathrr, who Is doing the biulior
knit here, . , . ,
k tt. diity halted thi vMnltjt litis
week In the Interest of il.e orogortlsn
Mrs. Toreea AleX;lndtr wilt go M
Rliffene tu visit her dnnghter nnd at
tend Itoheknh grand lodge.
Miss June Colter wti in Marnrieiii
s few days this week. Mrs. ldsaie
lliirrlimton took her ptiu'o itt the
switchboard.
Miss Sara Anderson, head operator
nt the teteuhoiiv office, will attend
Tlehekah rfrand lodge tit Kugene,
Mrs. KIsle Lock wood I" neicgate
from Hunsnt Hebeknh lodge . and
leaves Saturdity for Kugene.-
Cornelius MMchamui hud the mis
fortune to eomo In contact with the
.iw nl Westlake mill a few day ao
ami mny lose the little finger of his
left hand.
Khododendnm bouquet nf in evi
dence now and then.
. At.VAIHWR NI W SOTTA
AlA'ADOHK. Mnv nrnd-
ma Olbrum and hot sister. Mrs. l.o-
derna Uamlv and sen willlanVof Hol
lluclMm. Washington. nUo little Uulh
Otbson. went to Merlin. Oregon pn
Mondny to remain several weeks.
Mrs. J. Carton, a former resi
lient, was here for a few davs from
her home nt Vancouver, Washington.
F. K. Trtnn and (Msrence ttoiuoay
who left here Tuesday morning for
!.o Angelea arrived thero Paturrtay
morning'.
Mr. and Mrs. Al wtwnToog ami
.tnohf.e Atrnes left on Friday ' for
their homo at Ale Bft"' Pn1lng
several days wllh their on. Leonard
and Marion,
Mr. Ij-ttan of the rctiRene nimo
university preached here Sunday
morning and evening In the ptnee of
Mr. Hate who Is IioUllng revival
meeting at Franklin.
The Van Dyke family wa sick last
wek with gomothlng that seem to
heroin tha rounds. Several of dhe
ihoo7 children r sick Hit week
wttH the same complaint.
Mr. and Mr. Van Dyao wtm io
Kugene on Thursday. ,
Clarence, Fisher ana ni miner
Wm. Ktiher motored to,Eogen on
Monday. ,
Mr. Al Wealbrook vlslttn! at the
liolllday home on Thursday.
Horn, to Mr. itnd Mrs, Xury lm
non. on May U. ft daughter.
BRITISH PREMIER DWELLS
ON PLEDGE OF DELEGATES
most niMM.vrio bi'Wtxci.k or
Al.li S.TS MXlVD-fiWmCiK
Rpfivn t Art, pi Kjitojh,.oc Tlllrljf
Null.ns In VmMUiK ol Sim
(Py Ih Awtrlali1.! 1'n.s
I.ONiit)N. My :o. lTnilr
.lorJ-tLors;. In nn lmrvlw on lii
rrlvnl horn, foitny, umi immiiy on
what h chnraelrrlard as "the inoi
Irumnllc nltl" I svrr wlmtWMl
l.uuy.M(.il,ritloi"ll rir-
srntiliWr at ftiors tllun 30 iuiloii
nro.s and solninly nlsli! th''
.cItmi in the (act of In. wurlil,io nun
ainrrsston. 4
"W. must rftn.mn.r. nr aniir.i
thai only a trw waks nso nrmli's
a-.ra mksaim; on front Ivra rstonillna
housomis or mill's Willi inn murm
Int.ntlon of marchina ariln.t rai-h
othrr. Py th. (l.noa rontrwnc.
tholr marrh hafl- bn arrpstrd.'
Th. nr.rnlrr dtn;lar.d nlmwlf nl'
aolut.ty conYlnwd that lha Iluwlun"
r .Incrre In tnrlf awr tor pp
ftiitlnn snd dilate! on lllO Mllfllin
.imi fnrt that nh'lon. formorly hnrd
ly on unViiklne t.nna r iunri
ubout th. Kim. tniiio ciciiamtmir nv
llltlM nnd tnurtrslmi.
He belli v.il h.ttr f.Mlnir would he
ncrmnntnt. hvenuse a' ho put It, "pri.-
srnlcd a vry ilc-p fr.-lnuc In tho
h.urtn of Hit! p.ople ot Kunji who
aro tlrd ot fiKhllnn nnd wnnts prnii.
to rNamr tltvlr onllluiry vocfttlonn."
Th. proml.r nlso dTinrwi tnnt no
hadn't th. falntrst douhl thnt on
OY.nhlinln mnjorlty of lh. Kr.nrh
p.oplr d-lrvd pcaco nnu mm wnm
hnrt htn-n unno nt urnwi wui,i r-
virhrnto (hrnutrh Eliropo nnd Am.r
m hiwrni.. -it hns alvon .upr.slon
to aom.thlnir dticp In tli hnrt of
tho pcopl.." ,-.
VAI.KNTINO
Il-.l,
O.N IIKiA.MV
iioi.r.
(Comllnucil from I'nfo One)
Idsntlly when roportora linked her If
she will. ".Mrs. vnienuno.
The trip emit llmrnlly win a or
whhmil vnrili for. WhllA Mill. Htlll-
nut refund to innko Miiythlnif Unit
could ' he' culled n formal nateTnent.
her every move was rareiuiiy v Mini
ed by fellow ptUMinnBors, who soon
leifrhcd her Identity.
alffnnlflr f'K.M ami I Jinitns
Ai times .he cried, nt others she
lauKhrd a. the reporters pienaeu wnn
her to talk, hut moid of tho time she
sat looklnx wistfully nt a hook on her
Inn' which always remained open ut
he afinie spot, tor sue never Liirnvu i.
t,.e I'nrt or tho tr P was speni. in
uttlnff pictures OI .aii-'iuiiiw viii u.
maicsilnes and papers, nnd Ihc only
times she nmlly showed nlftmi of Juy
were when tho porter came hi wi.
toleiirnms all from Vulcnlliin. To nil
Queries she hud one reply: "I m sor
ry, hut I can't talk to you." Hhc not
only refused lo mlk nlinul the mitr
rlaico lo Valentino but refused to dis
cuss nnythlim elxc, refUsllilf even lo
dlvule her doa's nuhir.
As the train neuron liiiciibo, ih-
lunppeared. A short time Inter n
nnrl.r look her coat., then her linK-
U(te. Hhe was found nltllliK on a mull
mi'k In the hiiiomxe cur, plannlnlt to
outwit everyone by JumplllK off ne
the trnlrt stopped. ...
"Well, I'm In prison," she mild.
"t'l never try l rtodifft reporters
nKiiln bin TM nevcf InIK to you."
Minn lliKlnut left Imnieilliitoly for
Now York. . ,
Washington Takes his
PLACE IN 'HALL OF FAME.
MA1WHAI FliKWCH
RAtrhi Mnrkluini III Vfirellln Ono of
, IVm Hoys Ifn Mm HnflnVftl of
, .' ' .' All I'orta ,
.' itttW YfiUK. Mny Zft. ITnvclled by
Field Mnrshnl Knrl Kronch of Ypreii,
Amnrlca'1! first ureal loader, Oebrxn
Wnshlnalnn. took his nlnco In the hull
of famo nt Now York unlvor.lty lodny.
Fmr nthor husls nliio wero unveiled
ono ot. Edgar.' Alton I'oo, ,by Kdj-
Just Keep an Eye on tho New Store
SPEEDING UP--KEEPING UP OUR FAST STRIDE
All Day Long-As Long As They Last
95c 32-inch Tissue GingKams, yd. .-, 45c
25c Unbleached Muslin, yd 15c
$1.50 Pure Silk 1 2 mommic Pongee, yd 89c
95c Women's Fibre Silk Hose .. . . 55c
, 35c Large Size Turkish Towels . . 19c
85c Men's Chambray Work Shirts 59c
75c Men's Four-in-Hand Ties 49c
25c Men's Heavy Cotton Sox '. 14c
20c Huck Towels, all you want, at 9C
50c Kitchen Broms, only 20c
42c Imported Jap Crepes, yd ; . . . .29c
$1.35 Homespun Checked Ratine, yd 89c
$1.00 Men's Ribbed Union Suits 79c
Peoples Cash Stores
Eugene-Salem
30 E. 9th Ave.
A. L. Solof, Mgr.
win .Marktmm. (toot; ono of Miirla
Mitchell, nulrufutiiiffr ty IT, Henry
Nob to McCrttrkflt. irpMrtMtt itt .V(t
nnr: dim of Jr. Mik llopHin. ilitl
oMtphtr. by lr. Hurry A. iflrfi-l.t.
prvsliletit of WlllUnt rullKn. nixl of
(lllhvrt rittiart. urtUt. by M l K. .'v
cllia llNuv. portrait imlntor.
'-k." wthl Mr. Markhnm. "! th
MtldMt, tho moit mlaundcriituott
Itcritu In Amprtm. Hi turn an1i
th lon tmtlow from our l.urr
Arrn th worhl."
Mr. Mnrkham rnt nn original
nnnm. "Unier of which th follow-i
Iiik etrtt th clonlhff vm; f
O. pot. Ilf vm hlltor to ynur hpart.
Tlteo Mtnniui have mHior! of the i
ttiAr ynu Mhet . '
Foririvr th nrpnt toniru. th fly-
lft(t dttlt
Korgivo u from tho ilnnd.
Vbu (mnt your nonie; w flvo yon
corn tor imy: I
Kor benuty'ii br4 w im ft lon;
and yet.
necAua our pye wr hohlen on the
woy.
1lemombr lo fnrfcet. j
Hlnir Iml, you hnvo your Ktnrt kt 1
lat. I
Tour mornlns ,nr; but we, ntlll mtmt
live. .
So now thnt nil in orr ull U pait.
Jr'antef, forjtct, rrttlvo;
-Hy Ktlmtr Allen Jo.
"Moihow Vrnnmr," wild lr. Mo
Cracken, In unvHIihtf ihc - Murltf
Mltrhvl hint, "ulHheil tlm flrnl illn
tlnirutiihfwl fiu'iiliy of a woinqti'n rol
Ip fllvrnld con In In rtiprpntiitlvn
women ncholnm, but wnn forced to
con lent hlninctf with tho nnmo of
Mn rid Mitchell.
"Mfty yeftm Iinv vnmicf!, nnd
ftret teacher of either ocm oa
rare now nn then."'
curry the county by a mnll titurntlly.
A eitrtott feittur of the rriumi t
thnt the voter recAlltnt hnlh Wlllbuun
nnd Huchtel by nmnll nm)uiiticu nft't
then frrtiftittly pracvnlcd to reelect
them, tho veto roiny(H In 6 pr.
clncln ntnndin: Vtmm r rw
9X0; nertlimt Dud, Vote en tjcf.
WHIIain Ot. Krrlcan ITO. Hurt.
(p tor rrcnll yrm nn HI Yit
on nuccruor litiettivl WeK;
lip; Twirwntinr ut.
Announcement
to iWomen!
I wish to en 1 1 nltrnlion lo the diet tlmt I livc nil (he l.ilol
nnd best iiioili'l in '
LA CAMILLE CORSETS
I nlso rrprcsciit Cunco, Hoyal Worcester nrnl Him Ton
KXI'F.KT FITTING ' ;
Maud Densmore
1059 Pearl Street . , . ,.;
, PhoneUMY
iiaix Kink von
, AIIKAD OV OMflTT
C6nllnuft'd from Pnua On.)
eeuhty tomtlsl Ooornor oipoii
ImkIIiir Mnll hy rfft..n votss nProril
Irisr to unoinrliil roturns nnmrill.rl to
tilalit. f Ah tho prrrlnrt. nlllt In lio
himril from nrn nil sinall cotintry
(ll.lrlcls wlinro oicnlt hns run sironir,
II Is iti'iinmlly nifreM thnt Olroil will
Paint It Yourself
Sec liow nice your itc'itli
bur'a Ikiiisc looks. Give yours
a coat of , ,
' PHOENIX PAINT
Preston & Hales
1 Agent
' 857 .Willamette St. ,
-.5
$50 Steward
Unscrupulous Farm Machinery Dealers and ther(i have
unjustly and maliciously hecn lyin(f I" l: ptiMlc. stfitinff tnat
the reason the Moline Plow 'Coniiany Is .limiting price on
farm machinery below nny other company is because W
arc bankrupt and arc tryiiiff to close out machinery on nana,
unci will then fpiit business. This is absolutely false, and
will pay to anyone that can prove this statement to our ssitif
faction $50,00 cash. ,
The Moline Plow Company is the first laitfc company in
America, to our knowledge, that lifts tried to do tlic.r sniw
in trying to lriii; down the IhkIi cost of fanniuR. an1' cvc
fair-minded farmer should appreciate this.
The Moline Plow Company is financially sound, their crc,''I
nil(Uestioned, afid they will continue to do business m
... ,., ..i,ii,:w, mimi muy will CUIUMim:
take cafe of their customer promptly, ns
Order your machinery and rfmirs curly.
usual,
Granger's Eugene
Warehouse
j.857, Parl Street i .., Phone