Morning register., May 28, 1922, Image 3

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UftllilflLluiiuiiiriuji
. CAKOIOATES RNKQUNCEO
Figures on All Republicans Are
Totaled By Clerk
pETAILED STATISTICS GIVEN
Mini II'iiIIIi'iimn Viiln fur Kltliiirili
mul lliiinlltiiii, IH'iuiKfutx, hir
( lii'iill .liuluo
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I'm- il"ViM iiiii -..w..p,m,.,. i .
ti n. V,."n"lll,," Will
, . , ' i'HH l ow. 411 I
nnr.tlr.on for ci.hxli. r ..' . ' ' . ""
i. .... , ' . 'It IIHV-
TODAY'S SCHEDULE 15 BIG
H.M.V.VIION All.MV TO 'IIAVK NIL
.MDIIOI'H MI'I'INUH
I'll-llli'iuiiit C(ili,(i(. VH W AiIiIivkh
I'Hlilln mi Hiibjvrl i,f "In IuiiiIivh
I'Ii'IiIm" Muiulny
T iilu ! Cnwiuln Nclii'iliiln
'Crimiiili.r" (lini-gii , Imvln
will Knii Hum. t Itni-K at I he loiiil
Knlviillt.il Army hull. H 14 Hov.
. - , . .., ii.tiiiy, iill'Hii
' I Imlim Hi., win. I. up Hi.rvliiin i.r III I
' '"" ...t r r ii
.11 Hi.' I(...lllill mi iiiiiilliliili.a mi, L U II IVIUIMPrP nmill '""I"' l'')liiliiinli,.i.it" li.r'.
bi":,!;'' D. U. tAtnLIbtb dLGIN A-M J-'-
J.yl.yl' ly I'leiM II. H. Ilrymin. Tin- . I'. M., itiilijci-i, "I'mlm."
Jmnit Ii"" I1"1'" v",y " ii t I........ , 77777.. ., I'I." I'. .M., Hllliji'il, Hiilvu-
"," ni.iny ""ii' Imvliiii I ii wil i ' AI AI m.Ml; KI:iimo Wll.i, H.m." ,
in fur illfii'rwil liri'i'lm'l iirrii'vm, mul . III'. IU:l,IVl:i(l II 'ioiiav 1 I'liplnlii I,. W. IJoiinr, "liitlli.iy
I .v flgim'M wi'm iiiMt'it iinlll tlie i'iiuiii . li.'jiiii-iniili-" lo the culuiii'l, will
- .....n-l y.MIIlK IH'II lll.-H Kl'I'V CCM III
-t all
nVI.I villi, ull lli'liulillrnii cnuilliliilva
(ulk)w: '
lli.vpiiiiir--Hull. M78; lltrnn. 1107;
Olnili. I;"'n; I'Mlornoii, Willi..,
4r.2; li'. I'
Hlilln Trrimurcr Huff, IHIH: llyini,
11.711.
.Jimllri f Hut"''"! Ciiiirl- llinni.il,
li.'.i; MrCiiiui- u I.'.' ; lliinil,
tfllt'lMllll.
HlnK' Hillierlntciiiliint of 1'ulille In
ilrurlh'ii --Churchill. H7J3.
l.Atinr I'liltliiilnnlullul; lllllrj.tl, 1707;
Oral'!. 21 il I.
CiiiiiiitM'll Miih I'liirnllly
IMihlli' H.'rvlret 'itiiiiiilNnluni.r
C.l in ! 1 1. IHIH; l.iiyinini, 7; 'rhl...
i,if. m:n.
itllt.niil ('iiiniiilMugiiiiill - nihlim,
l.r: wiiiiiiiii". f.
l'or ri'iill r Wiltiiiitm, puliUi. Mrr.
vlci rnmniliwloir Vim, 37nl; nu,
.-i.r rcriill of Krpd (I. (lurhtfl, pultll
iurvloa coiiiiiiiwilurivr Vii, imio; no,
ir.'.
I i.r inii'liliil. UK: MiK'i.y. IKHit;
O.lnuiilnr, 1173; Kprrlmin, 30H3; VI.
U.UIIM. 1 74ft.
l-'or CuinirniMiiiiiiii Kilivr. HI 9;
llnwli"'. l'3'.; Norl.lml. IW,
-iir Hliiln Hxlittliir fr.un Limn CNiiinly
J. f. M'iKliKlry. 3ulf ; Wi.ll.r II,
4iniA Mul.
Knt Hliiln Hfluilor from f.inu mul
Linn I'ulillUlU K. II. Ciinlck. asm.
Kor iii'pii'Hi'iiiiiiivij fi.iiii Uuio
ftlillilv Klliml llvilf, I73; I'. I..
CII.'llllhTN. ItlitA; Kminrll lltiwiir.l.
lit: iii'njnmln K. Kfni-y, lain; iii-nn
Wnlkrr. Iillil; II. f. WhcUr. IM'.U.
-"or Ciiiuily ,oiiiiiiliuiii.ni.r lii.rr
llamllii. 1(75; II. f. Murliuwn. bit;
REORGAiiAl I
2:00 I'. M. iiwi n.lo l M
Ciiiiiiiin I .ii n . Aiilhoiiy. nf tlm I
IiiiiiiI rurim, nliil. K (hut I ho pub- I
Hi' In InvllOil lo allund tlH'Ho Ml- I
VlCI'H. j
I.li'iili'niinl Colonnl flcornii N. DiivIb
J Kvc ili ffft.s nunc ac
curately dctci iniiicil.
IJ Curici l glasses iiunc care
fully (ittcil.
Jdctilar inusclc currcctiuii
liy cxrrcisi".
If yntir case is especially ilif-
(iiult or ymi haven't hail
-.complete C o in"f o r t from
wearing glasses, consult
Dr. Royal J. Gick
o P T O M !: T R I S T
908 WilUmetto St., Upstairs
NOTIC-My office will le
"pen Decoration clay, May M)
I iiiiiiiiriiK'm. iii )u,
Hevi'inl Will I lit Orilnli,
.Mliiliry or Cliuri'li
T.i.luy In liiiciiliiiirniil.. du v for tlio
I'.iiki-iio llihlo iinlvi'iMily ini.l li.inm
rnw In t'l.inniiini'iiiiiiiiil ilny. Ttiniliull
niit tin. iiiihi u'..,. nii.,,1.,'. ,.t i.
Il of loli-lillili'it In Mi., tl'imrl ml"1",' ' '" " laK" coiiicri'Kulliiii t !
"I liliii.li! I iinfl.ii y mi. I .1 ii, Hl""ill"'l Army Vrumiili." ini'i llliK Innt
liiivo I'.'.'ii lulil un.l i-ii. li Inm bi'un I""'" "" 'lln "'') l "f "Niiiinimi," llm
n .,, L-..,iiiiui njiiu, wan
cli'iiiiMi'il uf lila li-pruHy by pluriKlnic
"n tlnii' ,i tin. rtlv.'r Jnriliui.
(II..II..I Imvln ainU'd llmt loprony wioi
ii lyim nf Hln. ,
"Xo MiH'i-cHHful hllliiiin rurn him iwit
lii'cn iIIkimiviti'iI fur Icnroiiy." hi. mild.
"lnil nlwiiyn di'iilH wltll thin illni'iuo
tliroiiKh lulnt.'li'H."
'rim cnluni'l iliicliiriiil doUvurunro
miiild lio fiiiiiid frnin ulii by "iilmiKlnK
liitn Hi,, mol. olotinHliiif wittora nf Cul
viuy'B Klt'iiuin" r.ir. hn mild. "IIiIm Ih
tlio only wny which (lod him provided
wlli'l-i'hy nii'ii run Imi linulcd of the
h'liriiHy of iiiulKhti.iMiHtii'HH."
i iiiniiln Iini lor muiK "My Klim Went
Itnllluic Awny."
-iiiliilll j.. H. Anthnnv nnnminriiil
Inm tilctit Hint ul) incmlxTH of tho
Anicrlc.in LtKlun. Iine County uM
Nn. 3. w ro luvU(l -n innKNii In nlti nd
CN.IniM'l Ijvm iiililrcuM, "In KInndorH
I'liMii.i. 3iuiKiay eviiijiiiK at 8 o'clock.
Thl.t iHtdrcKN wilt cnnfiiwi,. iti-
nn' pfitillc fl)(iir(lii(f in Kiwntf. A(i
innlliiK in Cuiitaln Amliony, a largu
iK-iiiuiliuo jb filllinipntCU.
:U
uttrnilcil Uy n lam aulhnri
n ho tmrcatnitriNitft wnlm will bo
niu M l Hi Mrnt DirlNiiim rlturrh
t II. Tin. iMiiKrum Tor tho day will
1h tin f (i Mown:
'lni uh. "KIiik All Olorloim,"
lt;trri)iy.
IJ 11. 1 Mlxod O-mrlct. "How
Pmuii Tlilno l-tiir,' K. Ulllltt.
Jtarrnlnnrivi.o Hcrnton - ir. Klljnh
V. Ftlvom.
nlliuillnii Hrnlcp f'oniliirtfd liy
Dr. VIU'ith and I'rcHlilnnt K. (. Knn-
itlU'rllUl.
2 -HO p. in. Kornml oponlnr of thn
I.oulsi II. Tiinior iniiNoiiiii, Milrd floor
K II. IV nlnilnlKtrntlnii hulMlnir.
Tho niuwiitn will lm opoii In vInII
iih rutin 2 : SO lo 4 : SO p. in.
KtOO p. in. HnoHtil MuhIc, "Olio
HwiM-ilv Holotnn ThfiiiKhl," Ainliro)
Mappy llnrtnuny iint ltd.
Ihii-t. "Tho Klnic of I.nvo My Hlivp
hord In." Hholloy.
Tlw tw-rmnii will ym proiuhcd by
four nf Him rtonlorn.
Th iiroitrnin fnr tomorrow liaw
Itfon ittrailErt'd iij fnllnWfi:
Alumni lttiHlnrHH iniittti(;t K. B. V.
auditorium. 2 30 p. in
At u mul addn-HM, K. n I . ftiull-
tnrliim :Sf p. m. Kloyd A. it nun,
Widln Wnlln, Vahli'Fnn.
Alumni bunniK-t. S:S0 p. m.
imdimitii (iT-ltai. It p. m,
' firrm i-f Indo, "Aitomo Klrrt Hon
tutu.' M-iid-tKtniii Mury V.. fttpvonit.
I rrnycr - WJlllniii It Itulrd. i
"Kvoiilnr HmiK." Iliirllint llnppy
liarnmnv itmnri.
Atldr'jw- l'rildont P. l Campbell.
TnlvorHtlv nf Orovmi. j
Unlit. "Jo "hIk Tlflnfl." from "MIk-
nop." ThmmtH Mlldrod JokkIi Smllli.
jtiilnNi tofro Krndimtlnff clrmn j
Abo I", r.onnott. j
CnnfrritnK l'vroe I'rriltloiit Hun-j
di"H"ll-.
ponodlrtlon-8. ltax ClillJorn.
VoTIOK von HIDS
Hen lod bit!'" v.111 bo rit-flvpd not lutor
tbiui Juno K.ib. 1t22, fnr Inbnr ro.
ilithfNl In palm Hrlioul lintm In HIh
trbt N Inrnlod nt Jdmiroo. Oro-
hoii. Uullttit lo bavo lwi rou l h of
piitnt und tho roof ono rout of utaln.
Tho bonrd r'H' rVf thv rluhl to rc
Irri a tiv or nil bldn.
MIIH. It HI. ION H. JOHNSON.
Clork.
&loiiroo.'Orooii. May JO. 1922.
5-28-7
FULLER BRUSHES
69 Uses
I lend t Foot, Cellar to Attic
C L. FRIEND, Phone 1023
onday Specials
-at
Ufye
Phone 257
Groceteria
48 East 9th St.
I large pkg. Olympic Wheat Hearts . . 25c
I large pkg. Olympic Oatmeal ...... 25c
I large pkg. Olympic Pancake Flour . .25c
1 largepkg. Alber's Buckwheat Flour . 25c
1 0 lbs. Netted Gem Potatoes v . . 22c
2 lbs Bananas 25c
1 lb. New Potatoes 10c
I -lb. tin M.J. B. Coffee ..38c
3-lb. tinM. J. B.Coffee $1.12
5-lb. tin M. J. B. Coffee . .$1.85
1 lb. Groceteria Butter 39c
1 tin Nlo, 1 P. S. $Hced Pineapple ..... 25c
I tin No. l P. S. Sliced Pineajjple. . .30c
The Groceteria
Phone 257.
TO
MlvMOUIAI; 1AV COMI'MiTK
SvUa KixvU-cn, I'uradr mul lurora-
lioa of tinivm Ifirimlrd la I'ro-.
irrum; riimcni KrqutMU'd
Tho uioinury of ihono who fought
una dlwl In tho drfetiKo of tlu-ir
unliy olthor on th Imltlofiold r
on tho writ rry whhIum will bo bonor
od by the people of Kukouo and iJine
county by hi itf la I t'XoniHOM at the
oomvlorto. pa radon and tho decora
tion of tho graven of tho horo doad.
At 2 o I'lncK in tho ufti-rnoon tlio
Wuiitan'sj ludlrf curpM will conduct a
Borvico ul tlu mill raco, Ninth avenue
brldRo, prooodod by il parade, which
will Mart from the armory at Ii;3tl
o'clock In tho follnwIiiK order:
woman h Honor corpn, Hich Moun
tain t.li'o. (iiaiid Army of th Ho
publlc and other patriotic oruunlKu
tiotiH. Tlio lino of march will bo on
Hoventh avomio sMt to illicit ntreot.
Houlti on Hitch h trout to Nlnlh avuiiuo.
thonro timt to iho hridKo, wher the
loiiowiiiK proKram will bo rondertfd:
KTipturu r outline and prayer. Hov.
fli upy k. cox : muMic oy . qua riot.
Mm. c. h. wiiiuiiK'Mhy. .ira. ti, d.
I.inn. W. V. (lilntran and U (1. Hu
ll u; Htutcnicnt of tho occasion and
purposje of tho projcram, Jennio II.
HlKKini: memorial aildroMS. Hov. W
11. L. Alarahall; rituallHtlc ttcnico. of
flco-M of tho W. H. C; munlc. "To'
Iiik 1' In worn on tho UIUowk." (itllntet
Amorira, quartet and nudlonco; bene
(I let Ion, Hovorcnd Muruliall; "Taps,"
liail linvuv.
Tlio pamdo will form nt tho arm
ory at 9: So o'clock nnd march nt 10
o'clock, ffolng north on Oak ntreot to
rifth ii venue, thence wom lo Willam
ette, nouth to Thirteenth avenue, eawt
in Alder street; south to the I. O. O.
fr cemetery.
Major William O. Whlto will bo
imii'Hhal of tho day, nun luted by H. 11.
.McCarircr and Ouy Mnhor.
I-'ol lowing Is the formation of tho
parade:
Oregon State band.
Provisional Battalion Orojcon Na
tional Guard.
Company "C" nnd Knpineoni com
pany, KlrHt It. lfind Infantry, Cap.
tain Lawrence .lonfon. commanding.
Orand Army of tho Kopublic In uu
toniobllofi. Woman's Relief rorp.i.
l.adlo of the O. A. It.
KpanlHh War veterans
Auxiliary to Spanlnh War vetornnR.
Military detachment Vnltrt Htnlen
army, Tnlvorslty of Oregon.
It. O. T. C. bund.
imtallon of U. O. T. C radetn.
VetorunR of Foreign Wara.
Amorlcnn Keiflon.
Auxiliary to American T.ORlon.
AH other fruternnl orders.
County offtclnla.
CltV offlclalfi.
Citizens.
The committee renttojtta that ns
many ns possible nweniblo nt tho
olminhnr nf commerce nt 3 o'clock
Mondav nfternoon for tho purpose of
enthoi-inir' flowor for the Knives of
tho soldier dead.
ARMENIAN GETS NEW SUIT
KI'tJI'.XF. MAX'S CI.OTIIKS KKXT
IIV SUSTAKK.
Bonio poor Ai'mcnlan tfl noon to
receive n brunil now suit of clothos
from KtigiMio.
A w ilnyii nito a moiubpr of ono
of tho wirorltlon nt tlio unlvorslty
borrowed from lior brother a milt of
clot hen t hut had nevor been worn, for
tlio purpone of wonrlnff It at a mnii
iiuenide. When tho miiRauoriulo wn.i
over silo hiniB tho olothea up In tlio
olonet of lior room.
Hhortly nftorwnnl tho di'lvo of old
clothliiR for tho Armenian. bcKan.
Otlior mombo of thin noroi'lty onw
thin milt of, olotcs In tho cloiiet and
bundllnir It tip, sont It out with a. lot
of otlior thlnga gathered toROther nt
thin liouao. Tho mlstnko w not dls
oovorod until too Into to hunt up tho
iiiIkkIiir suit of clothe nt tho local
warehouse where theso thing aro
collected for shipment.
Call fnr Wood lllds
The board of director of .ohool
dintrlot, No. 13, I.nno county, Oregon,
will rocelvo bid. up till noon, Juno
i i 22, for 85 cord of old growth
b'odv red fir wood to bo dellveted at
Santa Clnra hlgl) school building, nnd
8 cord, of old growth body rod fir
wood lo ho dellverod nt tho lowor
Simla Clara mihopl lioimo. Tho board
of director of anlit district reserve
tho right to retect any nnd nil bids.
' CI. K. FB.Y, Clerk.
Nugeno, Motor A
6-S5-B
Once again has the power of low prices shown its strength. Crowds
from far and near are packing this store to get the greatest bargains
ever had in Eugene.
This Event, Replete with Golden Opportunity, is Now Going oh at a Rapid pace r
Men's Shoes
Dress
$5,50 English
Shoes at
$5.75 Tan JCnlish
Oxfords at
$6.50 Gun Metal
Welts at
$7.50 Brown Ulucher
Weight
$7.75 Beacon Brown
Oxfords at ,
$K.0O Brown ICnlisli
Calfskin at
Kdmojid's Foot
fitters at
$.5.75 Leather Outing
Shoes at ,
$368
S3.78
$3.97
$4.87
$4.98
$5.63
$6.47
$2.63
Boys' Shoes
$1.47
$1.49
$2.67
$2.25 Tatch Tennis
Shoes at
$2.75 Leather Scuffcr
Oxfords at
$3.75 Pearl Elk Outing
Shoes at
$2.75 One-Strap
Slippers at ..,
$4.00 Brown Calf
Oxfords at .1..
$4.00 Patent Mary
Janes at
Ladies' Shoes.
$3,75 Strap Kid
SJippers at
$4.00, Vici Lpw Heel
Oxfords at
$4.50 Brown Calf
OxfonU at
$475 Strap Patent
Pumps at
$5.00 White Strap
Ptimps at
$6.00 White Sport
Oxfords at :....'.
$6.00 Fancy Sport
Oxfords at
$6.50 Hand Turned
Pumps at .:....:..'...:.:
$2,47
$2.67
$2.87
$2.98
$3.38
$3.98
$4.19
$4.48
Girls' Shoes
$1.78
$2.78
$2.79
A.E. ROSE, Saks Expert !ri tiunge Reorganizing
Model sBIhoe Stoire
. 724 WILLAMETTE STREET
DHnlNACE TOQR TO BE HELD
TOril TO START JI N K 1 INCI.l'DlCS
Various DistrMH In Vulk'y tv IlA
Vbdtwl Trip fTtnler Auspices of
Ktuto AwjclnUnn
COOVKU ASliUIiS
tO BE (.OVIlNOJl
(Continued from Pago Ono)
A tour of tho .draJnnffe areas of
tho Wlllametto valley ban boen ar
ranged for the tianuul field meet of
tho Oregon Stutot Dniinne fi8Mcla
tion to be held Jnne 1 to 3. Thone
wutbinR to mako tho trip will meet
at Salem at tho Marlon hotel Thurs
day mornlnff, June 1.
Tho lntr;e tlio plant noar the falr
prouiKis will iirst do inspected, men
tho Uralnapo district on Inke Imblsh.
Thero tho men will have nn oppor
tunity to seo a ditching' machine of
tho typo built by S. H. Brown, presi
dent of the association., X movie
camera will bo along on tho-trip so
that pictures of tho varloun enter
prises can be taken. That afternoon
tho drnlnase projects In Unn county
will bo examined, the party coiner by
way of Albany. Lebanon Browns
vlllo. Coburg and on to Kugono for
tho nieht.
Tho second day wet areas on the
west side will he examined ns fnr
north as Corvnllls whore the party
will stop for lunch and to Inspect the
tlltnir experiments on the experi
ment station fields. ' I-Ator In the
afternoon tho party will tour Totk
county, reachlnK McMlnnvillo In the
ovonlOr?. Ynmhill and. Wsishlnflon
counties will bo visited Kalurduy.
Juno 3. The party will reneh Wnpato
Ijike, n WashlnKton riralnnce rttstrict
number 7, before noon nnd will dis
band nftor lunch In Forest Cirnve.
A povornment dininnge euKhieer
from tho oflice of rural enttlneerinff
cumo to Corvnllls a month abend of
tho trip, nnd will complete tho pre
limlnrv rtoslirninff of tho outlet
dltchofl for tho prlnciiwil wot places
In the valloy. Most of these areas
hnvo been larRoly outlined In con
nection with the detnl cd soil survey
work. It Is now planned to have the
preliminary map showing nit wei
arena and outlets nooded rendy In
timo for the drnlnngo tour.
lltetniled soil surveys of sir of the
nlno valley counties indicnte that np
proxlmutely one-thlrrl of the soils In
tho vnlloy arc so wet as to require
drninaffn ns the first step In their
development. These lands nro rovor
a,bl.v locnteil as to transportation linos
and their productivity can
doubled by drnlnaffO. Pralnnffo Is tho
most permanent imprnvemoat that
can be given these li.'nds nnd should
precede any otner lnvcsimoni. m un
treatments.
"Keen the first three days In June
opon nnd Join tho caravnn,V urges
W. Tj. rowers, head of tho depart
ment or soils nt Oregon Agricultural
onllege. nnd secretary of tho stnte
drntnnno association. "This trip will
ho highly Inslructlvo ns It will enable
everyone to seo nil of tho Important
wet areas in tho valley."
Klgtith Cm do F.xnm Innt Ion
TTnifrti-m stnto elffhth grado exnm-
InnHnn will hrt BlVOn In SChOOl. (lis-
(rlnts which: hnvo pupils who havff ful
filled tho conditions nnd for whom
applications for questions hnvo boon
received on Thursday nnd Friday,
.Tnno S nnd !. 103. Conditioned pu
pils in the Mny examination must
work off conditioned subjects at this
examination nnd questions will bo sont
for thorn. Pupils who hnvo foiled
Will hnvo to nppty for questions if
they wnnt to tnko It finrnln. '
Cotintv School' Suportntendpnt
8un-6-27-8
mah. is writing letters announcing his
candidacy for president. B. Ij. Eddy,
Douglas county senator, wrote some
iettni-s several months ago looking for
wupport, but no developments along
this lino have been heard recently.
HiTbwt Gordon is Keeker
Herbert Gordon of Multnomah is
canvafsing the situation; with what
success is not known. Dentol Burdick,
.Pf'gcnutl-'3. Jefferson. Crook; Kla
math and Lake, is the only legislator
from east of the Cascade mountains
who Is aspiring for the position of pre
siding officer. Thomas B". Kay of
.Brjon county is anocner wno nas.
launched a candidacy for speaker.
During the next six months all of
the aspirants will be scouting for votes
and this will be continued after the
gcnt-ral election until some one has 31
votes pledged for speaker and some
one' has 16 votes sewed up for president..
qtulck results use Register Classl-
Noticc to Public ana My Pntron
On account of the fact mat tho
building In which I have been located
for some time is now being torn
down, I will (after Monday) bo lo
cated temporarily in tho alley, about
50 feet back from my former locution. '
I will continuo to buy poultry, eggs,
dressed veal and pork and wish to so
licit your patronage.
FARMERS IMPLEMENT AND
POULTRY HOtlSIO
H. D. Seymour, Prop.
5-28-1
Believe In Register Classified.
tw Tinv.i j. nick will ho In his
'office, 008 Wlllnmotto street, nil dny
Mondnv nnd Tuesday. Glasses cor
rectly fitted. B-S8-
Tnsuro with Henry Tromp, 38 W. 9th.tf
HEYWOOD
BABY CARRIAGES
X
-3
OFF
For One
Week Only
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We wiU place on sale 50 Baby Carriages built by the
Heywpod-akefield company, tlies'e carriages are sCTen-
tifically "built to fit the baby," and we believe are the lpest
carriages tp be obtained anywhere.
FOUR-WHEELED! CARRIAGES
OnerFpurth Off
NOTE THESE PRICES:
Regular $75.00 Carriage, the hest carriage made by
Hey wood. ' This week 56.2S
Regular $62.50 full small round reed carriage, old ivory
finish, corduroy lined. This week ....$46.9ft
Regular $37.50 cream finish. This week $26,00
Regular $28.50. This week ............1$21.40
All colors midnight blue, grayi brown, old ivory
ami cream.'
OPEN-AIR;
for baby is the greatest stim
ulant to healthy growth. Par
ents cannot afford to overlook
this unusual opportunity to buy
a well-built carriage at J4 off I
Applegate
Furniture G
Eugene Theatre Bldg.
O.
Phone 919
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