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ACCIDENTALSAYS CpRONER
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tlHim-r III !!'" A.'.M. Villi!
' I jil i' Hiiuiiuy Nltilil
Mi. KHby Miller, who uVuii'm I mi
yai iil,llt lllHlll'VHrU. WIlH iltTtltVltll III
I ho mill Hiiiitluy inoinlnir. II,. ,
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MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE., TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1922
itll l Ot-llMK thai lllHllf I tilt I I III
W(up liliiitillH. Mm. Mill. 'I'm daiigh
irr. M Jmh Dorothy Mlllor, a senior nt
,1,,, university, luiil been iiwiiy from
huiui' ii greater l' or Iho 1n y. Hlie
luiil mi"''" after her m.ih-i ImmI left
l ho htne (hut liH'rntnu. hut the nl .
Irr'M llhHI-IIC'O ll Mill 1 llllllt lllcl
wurry hir, oh .Mih. Miller whu In ihe
I ill nf taking iniiriilim walks, l,nier
hitho ihiv MImh Miller returned into not
nildlllK hlT UMlllHT III llOltlO, Umllllll-l
lhu( "' ll,u' K""" vlNltinit. it mm nut
mil 1 1 I'tciiintr that "he hi-uuii In innlm
Imiylrli rt hihI I"'" " iiIkIm she learned
(tint i Im huily of mi unidentified wn-
mill) hud been found In lht jure. Hhi
l,i,niiiit-il in I hit tmuKtii iihil definitely
:iMtidicd I ho Identity iff Ihu lc.
Itut I tin iH'tnir held Uivic.
Thi tr university girls who ills
rnvi'i the i-itintiliiM urn Murnaivt
IdiNNi'll, nf Tueonm. Khirlnn I'ai'lwird,
(lf I'lllllllllll, .ll)illl l-'lllll, Uf ItilNXtilll u,
nn J A nun Mull, of Morrill, Thiy wit
pi) their wuy to th ihhImki-. u riiih
nliovi. U jthiro. whvro th htidy wurt
(miti'l. (( Mtrtlrliuiit In 11 t'h ulc hrcuk-
fll'l, 'UI t tlf Pllkllrt flir t lint l'VMl were
iontii'iit'tl nfir (hi dlMruwry uf lite
ftiinUiiK niimlnN.
Mr. MIIHt wits iiKtMt 50 yeuin ami
EVAPORATE"
mil
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left
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recipe
calls for
cream
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in I.HII,' i-iilllily. ut'KliiK I hill I'ik-Ii ri-ll-Hl.illa
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lay iluli-Knli-a lu I III. , luif.-r.-iii i-.
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lila iniifiriMH i. mil nr .-lulu iinirnn
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nnly iil-. tin. ititml Ir.iK' Iv,.l,...t ..f
ll. alii'lu ua n wholn. Th," vurlona
hnrcli tlnnmiiliiiillfiiiH will I... v., it...!-
flt-hl ri.prra.-iitrillvoH prfMi-nt, nml Mr.
in,-,- i-iiiri,i,-iiiiv itM.ifH r,i,-u-i-ii in ,,
iitli-tidMiM-i nt ihla ninr.-rciu-f. nf from
110 lu mn. ri-iirrai'iillni.' nil imrta nf
lli' ciitinly. Th, fonf-r.-nn. u-IM iimh.
ly h.-ia In ihi V. M. c. a. l.i.n.i.
llnr nml llm aril,-, i,l mill
will t.,. iinnnnni-rd lntor.
Iirnicrdin
ABE STEIN NOW ON TRIAL
KI'KKI.W AX't'KI;l OK Mol'dlt
AIm HtHn, n UiiMciitn. nrrwitod a
fiw wni( airo on a chnrin-of unliiw-
ful pnmiffiHloii of Ihiuor, 1h hlMK trlnd
In circuit rmirt. liiLvintr n nnonieii IiIh
riin from thr Jullro court, wlioro hp1
Wiw ronvtotiMl. A Jury' whh chowen
ffillou-: Hoy tlri'wer, ( 'Union
Ifunl. Mnrk T. Ituriw. Ahhh K.
WlHHitnn, lOllKiihnl h K, l ny, Thotnnji
K. KdwnrilM. John T. (Jt-nn. Mlnnii!
$lrM n hoii. Hji 1 1 le H. (Srow. Vvu iicIh
i'priwIiuw nml .win O. Mhlnlny.
Tho Htntc Ititrmlucnl mottt of ft
lenlliuoiiy ycHtenlny nfl(rnon, hut
iltto to tlu furl iltat n. rerlufn wit new
could not he found.. Ju1ki Hklpworth
iidjntirnod court In the inhlillo of the
iiftornoon until txlny.
Hon-unl M. flrnwnoll nppenrH'nv
roiiiiMel for iho umiM'd nml IHstrlct
Attorney Johnnton 1h uoiiiihI for the
nt ate.
REALTORS HEAR REPORTS
Raised high
-r-biikedaliThtbrownon
top ready to melt in
your mouth'uthat,8 Cal
umet biscuits every time;
it's tli tamo story of everything
in wnicrt -
K ALU MET
BAKiHe POWDER
Is used. It never varies,
fails or disappoints. Under
VTV. J . Vul IU IW VJ
ducot fb but bUculuv pic
cakes, mufCna, etc.
Don't put up with the dis- i
appointments that come
from untnff ordlnarv 4iaklnff J
m . . . r s : " i
upoKoen-it unMiecnarj
t buy ind'Uts Calufnet tf
pure tna ntre orana.
A mmW c of Colwrort wtiiln fall I
1Hd. om bakuiy Aowdafs conutln 1
it oi.CfchTrnttiiHbf 1 0 6m. csnii. Bo 1
feurtyoQUapaiindwhwk.voiiwiintit. J
Ij;iJ:tia1'lt TO SAX l-'HANClSCO
MKKTI.; TALK
Tho Kukciiv roulty hoard wim rep
reaoiiUU hit u amiill group of nhout 15
wltit'h itiet yeMierdiiy noon at the Vur
Hiiy (or luncheon luid to hold it nhori
hUMlni'fiM meetlriK nt whk-h tho ropurtK
of tht deleKatoK to tho rereut nut tonal
convention ul Hun J-'mncliico wi-ty
In ii n I. Tho (leliiitm to tho mcctlitK
iroui the locn) hourd wero Wulvin
JlmiHcn und J-. A. I'otorvon.
Tho nppointnicnt of RuKone' con
testant in the rive-minute Hpeerh cup
content to ho mid ut the north wont
convention In Vnncouvor, 1). t, July
la. wiih inlrl over until thn uinxi rcK'
tiliir tneetinu. It 1h tihilllU'd to hnvu tl
full lopteMvnlutlon of nil cumjitfinlUe
whir fi hvlonir to (he lomi imird nt
Mint til no. Thli U'ill Inehldfi Cottiurc
CJiovi and Cn-Mwoll whk-h hvlonff to
the local hoard.
THREE
Violins bought, tola and repaired
FACE DISFIGURED
WITH PIMPLES
Hard,Largeand Red.ttched
andBurned.CuticuraHeals.
"When I waa Blkean ytu oli
pimples broke out on my face. They
were hard, large and red, and' fes
tered and scaled over. The pimples
Itched and burned caualng me 40
scratch and Irritate, thern, and rhy
lace waa disnfured for about ela
months.
. " I tried all kinds of-remedles but
they failed to do any rood. Seeing
an advettlicrocnt for Cuttcura Soap
and Ointment I purchased some and
now lain completely healed."
(Signed) Mre.' Mollis Richardson,
Kerby, Ore., July 16, 1921. .
Use Concurs for every-day toilet
purpoiss. Bathe with Soap, sooths
whb Ointment, dust with Talcum.
Ii.pl. IurrWJl aMmii''Oillcntt
fltkTDMlV.MtltN Mm." ffolil
cutldura aoap anavM wiinoni mns
Eugen) Auto Wrecking and
NEW GEARS IN STOCK
WE SAVE YOU MONEY - TRY US r.
136 Weal 8th Pholi5S9
v -Eugene, Oregon y .: '
Board of Directors Back Stand
of Commission
EUGENE BENEFITS BY PLAN
Kt'ip tint nil riiHMr.Spiilliini im-.
fir Sj-Mtriii Iniio i M Aftu ut ItVxJ)-;
Naiixn t Hurf Wotud A d (H
't The leiiinllvi! Miu n of Iho Iiitinmut.!
( oiniiieicu ciimimniiiufi tor tho ioiihoI
Idnilon of thu bouthern I'acilic-Con-inil
r.triuc yntem unuor uuihorlty
tfmiiiud-by thu tiiuoipoimtion act 01
msu, to Kroup tiio ckIhUiik rullroudH
of tho country Into a liiniieu iiumbcr
of ifUHonatily coiu(JutiliK HyHloinH, wuw
approveil hy tin; hoard of dlrei lurii of
lliu chitiubur of cuiiijiiorcn hold ul the
rooiiiH or ihu chaiithor hiHt uitflit.
Thu de-elHion or tho chamher cumo
uftur coiiMlderuhlo UIhcuhhIoii hh to the
iiieiltH ot iho project und tho tfK-ak?r
hrouuht out tho ractH that If tho two
railway yntiuH woro wjar.Uud It
would iiieiin iimt Ihu Natron cut-off
would probably not bo coinplclcd an!
lapldly iih undii- iho urcucnL hvhloih.
und lhat tiui x-oiiKtruotlon ot thu
HprinKflold car ahopH yhlch lu u part
of tho prcHcnt duu under thu iiicrKcr
or i ho two ruud would . uJho'Ijo de
.Nalnn -ui-orr Would IkJifflt
The construction 'of lh Natron
cut-off 1h a part of tho Joint control
plan of thn (Southern Pacific Hiil-h
ami iho iirKUiiionl wuh prcHcnted that
if tiui Union i'aclflc gained control or
the iSoutliern I'jidflc jyuni tho cut
off, on which millloim have already
been expended would bo delayed au
there would not bo Much a ureal in
ducement for the coiiMtruetion of
nuch 0 MyMtem In lhat tho Union Pa
cini: already him a lino from Port
land to (JKden, wlillo under lucrKor
control tho building of the cut-off
would bo piiMlied in lhat tho Hyniem
would thcruby cut down tho dllanco
bet wcin points in Oregon to tho J'JuMt
on Houihorn Pacific linun.
Tho hoard cxproNHed tho opinion
that thu completion of tho Natron:
cul-olf uieaiiH a Kieat deal to Kuwno '
In that It would open up a val whole
Knlc district ni'iirci'ly oouallud by any i
Kmall city in tho country.
J tOutl Con.Hiinirtloit I rtfed
Tho necrotary of the chamber of
common wok di retted by tho loard
to writ to HepreHontatlve Hawley, nt
WatthtuKtuu to ui-ko the RruitiinK of
permiKMlLn by the authorltteit for con
struction of thu count hlshway
thi oukIi tho KroundH uf the Hecetn'
tn lljf lit ho u ho. .. Tho, government
Iiiih refuMcd to allow tho road to he
built throuKh that flection and al
though It In a very whort distance It
would mean the Hhutttwr off of a
lurco number of peojdo lu that com
munity, Tho imittor of mukihjc a decinfon on
the recommendation iih to u rerout
Imr of thu Pucific highway tlirbuh
the Wlllumette valley was luld over
until tho next mecLimr.
To .Uni ut Auto Camp
The chamber of commerce will
hold Its next mooting at the munici
pal utlto camp hack of Skinner' butte
two welm from hint nlht. Plnnn for
tlilH KeHHlon are heinK worktHl out by
the K K Chadwlck. secretary.
Tho itpcreinry niade a report to the
hoard on the publication of the now
chamber of commerce hooklet which
hiut been tho mihject of numerous let
tern of commendation nnd approval
from vnrtouH partK of the inte. The
booklet In very uttruotlvcly ilhiBtrate'
and doplctn the Rcenlc arid outing at
tract ioim of Luno county. . t
- -v
HIKING WILL BE DIVERSION
SI MMKIt KTl'DKXTS TO COMBINK
woitK with rrx
Trlpn l'i 3IcKcnlo Hlvor und Oilier
Mountain Plnec Arc lnamicd
for TlilH Tumi
1
An a part of the regular program at
tho KuKt'iio und Portland evnyion of
llio i iiivi-rniiy ui ri,uii nu""
term, nodal evonta have been ached-
1.unnol11v
tictlvo on tho campus at Kug'n,e will
me iiiKorH ciuo, wmtii una iniui
,.1 nt. nvlnnuK'n diilrlnnr Metlff1 II le.
i 11 I n,..illnr. u-lll hn
given by the summer term faculty for
the Htudetit body In the Lincoln high
MCUOOI KJ I'luusiuiji, v nuuy, .u
a . ll.. ...lit I... .,, ,1,, nn llin Pnl,
umbla river Saturday, July (f, ijy thp
ooai swan, wun proviciun iwr -unuu-Inir.
Hlnirlntr. uainCH and BtutltB. The
annual dinner Tor summer term Ptu
dents will be hold In the Crystal room
of the llenson hotel Friday. July 14.
The cl OHin event will ho the piny pri
clasH In the Lincoln high school audi
torium, Friday, July 21.
The, iiiKers cum, niuiiiiji'miuii
W HICH IH-Opvil IU nil nuijinn I 111 '
dents, will ngain have charge of the
WCCK-CIIU OUlUOOr pruni iuii in me f-'su
n-Aaii. anuDlnn Vive hlltofi have ' al
ready been planned. Tho first of
these, tenderfoot's delight, on Juffc
'24, will be a short trip for the nrter-
..... ....Hv Minnlttir In llm hillft
and vallcyH ftouthwcHt of LOugene, with
a campure hiik. uuuihui Hiuj,
July 21, und a myatery hike on July
3 will complete tho shorter hikes. July
14. ir nnd Ifi. n three-day trip will he
made to the Cascades. Autos will take
..n t.A .l,.t.'niiln Plvnt In
I IIW lll) !' " -
cnihu in the heart of tho biff fir for
est. There will he a- chnnco to fish;
n viRlt to hot springs nnd a trip to n
Cnscado lake. Those Interested Ih this
ttin iHMiPtl to - eonio nrenarod.
bringing a sleeping hag or 1 nomn
hhinkfls ," sutncieni wnrm cioin-
.i rt .!.. 0-1 Hflli lin a rrnuil
nem niiuinmy. ' " -
occasion for tho summer torm stud
ent body and racuiiy.
Tn nddlllon to the plnns of tho Hik
ers CIUO, Ulliei uin-ntnnini " 1 ' , ,
tuultlfH are offered nt Kugeno. with
the use or ino campus u-umn
crociuet courts, the golf course at the
and for swimming in the mill nice, as
well lis in tho tnnKs or mo mens una
women's gqmnaslums.
ELEVEN GO TO SEABECK
IIMVKII8ITY WIIJi UK RKIMIK-
SK$TKII' AT Y. . C. A. MKETINO
Klpvrn renreaontntlvea of the ttnl-
vcmliy 'lll visit tho annunl ntudent
V. M. t"?. A. conference ut Hetibeck,
Wnah., whloh Is hold this yenr from
.luno 16 to Juno 25. Tho party will
lie under the lendorahlp pf L. P. Put-
nnnt, acnrotaiy of the univcraity i. .
C A. nnd will lenvo Buneno next
Thurmliiy. Ono or two ntttoa vlit
ninlfo Ino trip nna ino real win
by tnilll. . ' ' i '
The following linve alirncd tip nnd
will njli'iid the conrerenro! Wenater
Itliblo, prralilent of the enmpua nsoJ
elntlon, Poll Tbilrow, Vernon Duncan.
I'nul rniterson, nenry, Knni"ninin,
Arliinr Kvornlt, Pruco . filffon, Rnn-
ilolpli Kuhn, Knymona Androwa,
Oluii Morrow n4 fi. 1'. 11uiTTuiik'"'1:I,-v-luiil
nlli,rH luivo -litdli-iit,-il Unit tlicy
would iiili-iul.
In iiililltlon In tin. iiH-,-tliiirfi wiili.li
urn livlil na a purl uf Hn, rnnfernn,-,.
ii liiiuilii.r of Hlhinlli: f-vnla bi(vi, bi-i-n
Hclli-duli-il. Or ii. of 111,. IiIk fnnturi-H
of Hie tt.n iluyH oiiIIiik Ih a lr,u.k
tiii-nl liiilwi.fffl llm i'oili-K"H wlili.il lit,,
r,,ir,-H,-nti.,l. fitiior Hpuria whu.ti n-liiirtli-iimli'd
in uri, buHi-iinll, volli-y-liiill,
ti-nnlH' uml' liwInunlnK. '
INSURANCE1 CAMPAIGN ON
AIM FOIl HKINHTATKMKNT IK
' ..VM1rM0 ,
Tho oainpa.ign for Iho rclnstnlo
fnnntjof war risk InsuraiH-o Ik on In
Kugouo with tho bfLcklng of the local
legion poHt-und Ited Cross chapter.
The govorninvut expects to induco Die
nx-Hervico men throughout th? coun
try to relnstato liiHuratco to Iho, total
of in.poo.ooo.
Six insiirunco phxnn are open to the
vote run. wo duHlr tho reinstatement
of hut policy. The ordinary "Hfo,
twcnty-paymciiit life, ihlriy-jiay merit
lifts twonty-year endowment, thirty
year endowment Und endowment run
turliifr at ago of 2.
UurlnK tho campiilgn ex-scrvlco
men rnay avail, thernwlves of free
mcdlcul examination by Or. It. If.
Kieldu, , who . ha loen uppulntod to
tako ohargo of iiuch work for the
vote ram bureau." Tho local oiTIco of
tho American Hed Oos Htato hat
Uiey will bo glad tto explain tho ln
fuinanco plant, to any ono fleslrouH of
reinstating tholn pollclos.
Tho campaign will end Juno 17.
TWKMl'-OM; MKMUKItS TAKKN
lixTO ALPHA, XI UKLTA
New Chapter of Tltl Order in 33th In
1'iUted Slates and lourth uu the
Pacific Coiut- .
Alpha lambda chapter of Alpha XI
Uelta, national women's fraternity,
was ostubllshed Hoturday on tho Uni
versity of Oregon campus when HI
girts, meinbors of Zcta Hho Kpsilon,
local sorority were taken Into active
membership of the fraternity and
eight were made pledges of the chap
ter. The new chapter Is the 35th In tho
United mates and fourth on this
coast, three others being located at
University of California, university of
Washington and Oregon Agricultural
ColleKe. .' '
Zeta Itho Kpsilon was organised on
the University, of .Oregon campus two
years oko. News of the granting of
the charter by the grand council of the
national fraternity wan received junior
week-end.' Tho frnterntty residence l
now located ut Fourteenth avenue and
Hilyard street.
Tho 21 women token into active
membership of Alpha XI Delta at the
installation services Saturday after
noon wore: Delilah Keeney. Frances
Thrope. Kthel Wukefleld, Helen
Smith, Pauline Tompkins, Florence
Furuset, Elsie Hlldcbrund, Luetic
Hranstotter, DoiHs Slko. HutH Tuck.
Maud Carrie. Ituby Hauch. Hazel
Rusor, Lulu Kasor, Mnrgaret Skavlan,
(lltidys Henson, Joanna James, Qain
tellu Heed, Beatrice Tldd, Alice Uaker
Khettn Tcmpleton.
The pledges are Palo ma Randlcmnii,
Kva Kuasell, Dorothy Hall. Rachel
('hexein, Evelyn BenrlCtt, Hazel Hay
dcn. Mildred Youol and Marlon Taylor.
Tho lnstallinir officers hero for the
ceremonies wero Miss Iulu M. rtunire,
Krand treasurer, Lincoln, Neb.; Miss
Nolle Branch, Corvallls; Miss Ellen .M.
Hall. Seattle, and thf following girls
rout tne Aipna iJoiia,. cnapier, at urc
Kon ARrioultural , Colego: Ethel
Knotts. Irma Hoi man. Pauline Thomp
son, Helen John, Florence Ryder and
vuta coie, ,. . .
MORE FAVEMENT FUNNED
PETITION IN TO KXTEND FIFTH
AVENUE SURFACING .
IVoJcct Would fr-xu'ntf 1 rom - Blair
Ikiulovard to lolk Sijroct, Dis
tance of Three Blocku
Still more street pavinB" Is? in pros
poet for Eugene. ' A petition has been
prcpnorted to tho city council, and it
wtis to havo come up for consiuera
tion last night, but was postponed
until "Wednesday night because of no
quorum at tho rneeting, to pavo Fifth
avenuo from Blair boulorard to Polk
street, tv dlstanco of pearly three
blocks. -
Tho cell tion bears the names of a
mnjorlty of property ownens along1 that
section of tho street, the petitioners
say, and tho cost will not ho very
heavy because of tho fact that the
Oregon Electric track extends along
Lho middle, of the street ana tne run
wy company will bo compelled to
bear a large portion or tho expense.
Th pavement If laid will extend
for a block Into the AValters nnd Self
fort addition where a number of fine
residences havo been built; It is pi
posed to Jay"concreto pavement.
APPOINTMENT IS APPROVED
iqCD CROSS 1HKKOTQRS jPASS ON
. SECUIiTrAKY,: :
The committee composed of Judge
Sklpworth, Earl Kllpatiick und Frank
L. Armitnce. . renortcd the confirma
tion of the appointment of Miss Grace
Norton as secretary of the locnl Hed
Cross at a meetins of the board of di
rectors held InstfilgiU. Mrs. Kouert
Biddln. -. ehnirmarf of tho production
committee, reported that shipments of
goods from Eugene to the federal hos
pitals at Portland hnd been completed,
hut that soyeral shipments would yet
he made to tho hospital , at Taconm.
Thewo Hh I rmi on is consist lamely of
sweat era. convalescent suit's and socks.
Tho hoard voted to co-operate with
tho American Legion In the crtmpnlgn
being carried on hy tiw purenu of war
risk Insurance for the reinstatement
of government Insurance by' ex-service
men wno naye lot inwr policies urop.
. Policies may be taken, up. through
the Red Cross office and iny Infor
mation which tho ex-servlco men de
sire in -regard to their Insurnnce can
be obtained nt tho office of the Red
Cross, Vv ... v
The members of the board nrcnont
were tlflarl. Klpatriokr , Judge Skip
worth, R. H. Fields. Frank u JVrnil
tngo,MrAM. S.vAdy, t, Mrs. Robert
uimuu una miss uiaco morion, soero-
CAMP GETS MORE WATER
MAIK JTO UK' KXTKNt)KI ! FROM
s , ; hmaM liKSFiiyom
'Moro water will bo furnished' Ihis
week at tho Kugeno municipal nuto
Inobllo onnp,.nnd there wlii bo plenty
for everybody, sntd B. Parker, park
suporlntendpnt; A two-1ncri mnln Will
Vo run directly -from tho small roBer-
.:"' ,-.-a-
Allotment of Summer
Stocks From U. S. Camps
to Be Sold Immediately.
A Spectacular Disposal
of Genuine Army Goods.
"A Word to the Wise. is Sufficient'
Sup
er
Read the
Double -Page Poster
That is Now oi
Your Door-Step
Wednesday, June 14th at 9
o'CHock Sharp the Doors Open
on the Greatest Sacrifice Yet Attempted
Surplus Army Goods Store
Eugene 646 Willamette Cottage Grove
voir on the butt to tho grounds, af
fording" a great deal moro pressure
than was obtained from the one small
pipe that bus heretofore served the
grounds.
The pressure In this pipe was very
low '.vhen the large number of camp
ers Knd people In the bungalow were
using the water at one time. The main
will he extended to tho furthest end of
the camp grounds, thus serving more
camp sites than before.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Between library and Ax-Billy
store,, high school pin, class of '23,
with chain attached. Finder call
4 3fi Y. 6-13-1
Safe
for INFANTS INVALIDS
' ASK FOR .
HoMick's
ti Original
Avoid Imitation
iSubttitate9
ForblunInTaJIdaaadanwIngCbndnn Rkhmtr!witdaTrala eatractln FUwdac
an. wnpnai rooq-unmi For au AgaaNo ' r-T-s; fnnriihinj ITinaainiT.
Try Register Classified 'Ads if you want results
For As ifftfe
A Woman May
Want to Spend
; ly EW. white shoes of striking origi-
nahty and dependable quality are
to be found here. '
The very smartest new dress and
sports effects in pumps and oxfords.
$3.50, $5, $6.50
And with' comprehensive groups to choose from ? -7
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