Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 08, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWW The Man's Shop Lewis Athletic Unions ! and defy the weather man $1.00 to $4.00 huCAN Be Cool If You Will Hie Lewis Bloime Effect docs it I ' Let us show ycu (Oreemi Mlwirdll o. "On of Eugena'i bed .tar" 1 1 CAUGHT IN THE iROUNDS 11 gfl I' " M litrnUiiro Dinler hi Portland A I- lint l. Applegme, furniture dniter hi tliiH illy, lit in PniMiind fur u few d.iyn VU tlUalllCIW, llrrt from I''Iumier O, K, HnMcoiu, timiuiMcr of Mm telephone oft Icq t Kto retire, Kit 4 a Eugene bimlltf Vl Itr )eierdtty. II. A. Tnituii (iK. in I'ortluml It. A Trump. I''tl lniirtice nsviit, wvnt to 1'itrllatul yi-lrUity iflruuou ami rxptrt-ti tu be hark tfuudny. Itcttiriu from NrtlMTi TrlM. A. U. Hoycr, 360 lltlt avanoo rutH!, )iit returned frum a trip tu i'ui vullln, Portland, and tho I'uluuiMa, It licit way. . Mohnnk l.itmhvniMri VtnltH It. Iri w. proprietor of Mm Mohau K l.iiinlx'r company with n mill ut Don was a Kugvne tiutflnctui vintlur yo Imtii)'. I'nriiirr Itoohltiit Hon IL A. Cox. fortiHT resident of Eugene niul tmv fmitlillff ttl Mlirr. wher lm dtt'lld nVtTrtl llllllr Irtti'tN, HUH ft IllCul Vl- ttur yesterday. U-ntn fitr C'fwtft Trti -loyiil Hugh. Imal n'tiltttr. nccoinpuillcd y III ftutt lly, Imi left on n nmior trip of two i-k nml will vinlt Hcnslde, Portland niul TilUmuok. VlnKlnir nl Halem-Klnck: IMchard- Nut. nitutll on tif Mm, Ella. H, llleh itrtUon nf tttlH city. 1 1 vinlt in ir his num. Mm. I, H. Mllhertfton nl 8tem. for a few week. t Kmlijr Hoard in Mix Tito Henlty llnanl wilt meet Motility tmnn, July 10. At th Varsity and discus Mm northwest convention to be held nl Vnncimvnr. It. ( July tO to 2. A nl utletnUneo In naked for. , I t.mnlHT Coiicitii l'lhi HiiiiLmitliv iMlilmi A petition in bankruptcy lw turn fih-d nt Mm fedornl rmirt nt I I'ortlitul Ity Hip Menrg lliirvov I.Uttl-l 1h r rotnimity w hich lm plunl ut For a Satisfying- Smoke you may olwaya depend upon Prince Nemo Cigars Sold by Alt Live Dealers OREGON DRUG CO. Distriliiitnrs EUCENE CIGAR FACT Mamitiu-tiitiTs LARGE'S 865 Willamette Street Decidedly Unordinary Values in New Wirthmor and Welworth Blouses $1.00 and $2.00 Give Your Hotly a Cooling System Wear Will tun !nt t'oiiiHim It. (tiiiiit lliu vy ttml J. 1 1. tliuv.y an. niinntl n tliu tiMlK'i'ri of'llm I'oiMM'itl. (row til MoK-lniiin Hvm V. H, (inik. j'n.M.lli of llm Jniti.) m rivnwfll. unji tt iHtnliU'im vlMltur lii thin Uy ytitr4iiy, ltMit I'linti tor SMNiiimr T k. Itiut Wim fitiftl $& in JiiHiirti nf the 1'1.41-n JiNd it, Vlln urt yrrily fur rpcrUlliK lliu i-Jir on llto lilKhwny. Kf'ttirix rrntii rortlniicl Mm. C K. Hlloh, nrt-oiniutnlwl iy itp ilitUk'litT. hnn tt'lurimt tu lur Iuiiim Uvrv iinr (tif a f-w wcclm u ml will r'iiiulM Urv irtiriliinil, Hti-kiiuin nml IVnlic IIitp M. I,. , Ityrknmn, miiinrintrndcitt of ntm H unt hiiti'iii rn . mid t. J. Crultf. in rhuiK of tin Ntntu fli-h tnr, wcri' In tho city yi-ntrrilny. rhculty M'-tnlwr VlKltlitff In -iiniNlii 'rofMftnr If. A. I'tiirk, nf the ilf"i'ii)iont nf hlNtory nf ih I'nlvMr miy of (rKui). In vlHltlnif wl'.h rulu- tlVP III VlMCOIttlH. Mill lite Imtlnti nllT I'lliil No- thnn of i hi Inciilltm of llm Ki'Vntonr inlnlnir iuiin In 1 1 ItulHMitlu (ilNirlrl wtu filed In the office of County Clerk It. 8. Hrynon yrwtfnluy. Mniirlft Wnltrrx llin Mnurlco Wnltini, who hnn Juki KriiduntMl from Hi Itintr It.iltmnn hcIkioI of fin ttnen til llnvcrhltl. Mum.. In hci to viNlt, h in juirt'iitM, lr. nml Min. J. M. Wnlirrn. Itol -riMM iHrtimrx W Ifl Mivi Thn ilirtTtorit of tin (jinn county t'hnptr of iho AmiTlcuii It ml Cniwt will n'"l next Mumliiy evnlnif In if, ci'lvn ih r'iot( nf tho ornitnif..it 1 in for tho pitHl ninnth. Itimil Mci't'im .Mm lto Aminttitl nl Hum A mi'i'iintr for tip puriinHK of nriiiiHinir hiii'ii! In llm C"niinl nn run Itiuhutiv may In hi h-iititfl for IltiriiN in the nrtir fiiiuro nc (ttillm: lo These arc quality Waists, and by quality in this con nection wc mean all that the word implies, They arc of unusuat' bifjh quality for their moderate prices made of quality fabrics, excellent workman ship, superior styles. Priced the same uniform price the nation over. - .ii -..-N ' 3. " '''"I'iniiitlciitlim rcciilved by (looritn aMvIii All Hit, m-i-i-.tl.iry of Ihy ruml ciiiiiiiiiMHioii nom htiMhicMH mi ll f thn t'lllllll OlfKoti cy, icoi-K(. IIiutIh Idluiim n-oin I'ml lii ml ((.iiiK HniiIh, ut thl illy, Iimm rcliii in-il ri din I'oi lliind, lifUir a vinlt "f a lew wi'okH' nml will iuiiiiilii huiu fur Huvvrul (luyM. N'livhiir for Now Vm1i KIlHhii i,nrui iiroiif ii.ii.t. ,.t i ....... nii'ii n wi iir Mhii. in lonvliitf toiliiy for Kvw Vorlt Ciiv on n huyliiK Irlp fur tlio lorul iiHtiihllKliincnl. Hi'tiiriiM rrom Northern Trl.l. It. McKnll, nf thin rlly, h in imIiiiihxI nftnr a IjuhImi'iw lrli hy motor to Hcittlc Ullil A lM I m, WuhIi. Ill) ))'IH Itnril iilmi'tit m-vi-n witckn, VlNllnm Mctnrii In Ki.lnn Mr. i.twl Mm ii, k. hiown. of HmIkiii, Iiiivimi" Miiinii to I Im-Ji Iiiiimi nfti-r ii vlult or Mvi-rji iliiyi hi t til tin homo of iholr ilaiichti i, Mm. II. W. IHivIh. VMihi-h It it inn to I'm-t'iiiitl - Mr. mil Mim. Olin iVirlvnl niul AijmiIii l'li'ifu, of I'm timid, Imvo rrhiriM'd lo ihi'lr Ikiiiio iiflcr vinlt nf two witch h In Kiiut iM nu'l CoihiK" (In. vi-. Cliirli lluuli y nml r,. n.,. Clink lliiwli-y ii n wife urn hint from SViimIiIiiuIom uhi'i'c limy lutv liicti for ii niimii'T of mnnlliH. Mr. H'iuii-y in irnvi'llitK Hiikniiiiin for n mndy com pany, ItiiilNtmrl 1h 1vrly It.-i (lHnt Ih lively with nil thn iiiIIIh running mid MhlpN lfiivlnic llm hiirhnr nt n-Kuhir InlorvMlN wllh lumber, hiivh J. A, iirh- iii v of Ituit pliii-i who wiim ln'in yen tcnliiy. VInIim nt Oakrldm Mm. I. T. Spin ki of tlibi ell y, tirrnmpnnlcil by lier kIkIci'. Mm. ciinrlfH I', Mllh r, mid Imr mm fhnrh'M Miller Jr. nf Cnllfor nlu. itru HprndliiK fi short vinlt lit I'uk rl.lKn. Mr. nml Mm, I In yw nisi Itrtnrn "Hill" lliiyivtird, I'lilvi-rHlly of inKon Irnrk cotirh. iicninptinleil hy M m, lliiywnril, btiM returned after n vueii tloti trip of two weeks on tho Wllluin utlo river. l.i'nvivt for Sumim-r 'iini Mm. K. I.. Klrtrlmr Ikin left for KUlromt lake i lo attend the annul mini titer rnmp of Mm fclrlN of the V. V. O. A. Mm. I'b-lclier h one of tho louder of the inrln rump. I 'all (J rain Crop OimmI Itobert U'iIIh, of lriiue, wnn In the city yen lerday on IniN-nertH. Hit hnn two hun dred m-ten nf full emlii and h:iv It Ik the befct crop he hnn even h.ir vested lit thn I.orane country. Itontlii to Onkrlilffi i;nmI The roadn to OakriilKe are itoutl. nnyn Will iam Clark, nf that phirn. who In hero for a few day it. II" wild that Mmr In n rent deal of road work frolnic on In that nrctlon of Hie county. Tlrctt and Tube Ktnleit The Kuifenn Vulrnnlxinir Work nt U&7 Oak ntreet reported to Mm k11co yenierday that roinioim entered Mmlr la-e of 1uhI imnn nlKhl before Innt nnd ntole two cord Urun nnd an Inner tube. Hit I orrielntit Vinlt I' red O. Smith, of I'oriland. travellnK freight nifent of Mm Mrout Northern railway, and J. T. Wallace, trnvellim nicent of i he Chlcaico Northwentern t'nen. wer I5u Keim hunlnenH vlnltora yenterday. Klircp riork lo ShlntMtl r"or Mm purpono of ArrAnRlniT for tim unip tnenl of a flock of dhoun from Kail Crrek. V. A. Aynrn. utminRor of the ltnu Co-Operfttlvc Hhtppern nnnocln tlon, wan tit Mint plncn yrnlcrday. NiHMlliniit Fined for Alluwltttc TIiIh llm lo limw--Frank Need ham. n farmer rentdlnjr near Kunone. wa fined 115 by Junllee of tho Peace Jenne (I, Well yenterday for a How I ne Cnnadii Milntlen to jtrow on hi Innd. Itonil Work Ih l'rwriwliiir nt Cnw Work on tho niiicndmulxetl road In the Crow dlntrlct In helmr ranldly completed, aecordinif to K. C. Ilnff miin. renhlent of Mint unction, who wan ti Knitonn bunlnohn vlnllor ywrtenluy. . Vln llnir nt Cnrvnltl Mrn. Carr I'rowier. 241 Fourteenth nvenuo cant, iterompanled by her duiiKhter. Mm. tienrKe Fetterolf. . nf Philadelphia, I... I- .'ldlliw luirn loft VttHt nrl ii V Till Corvallln to npend iJ few ilay with .lenniu 1 -runner. Ir. Wnltcr In Spink n "HIi'lM ..r ......- Mr I M Vl'ntliTH Will I Hpeak Kunday iiiorntiiH nl the. Metho dic ehurch on "The Ulclmn of Pov- friy.' Ir. and Mrn. wuHein win leave Monday for Trlannle lake to he Rone neveral weekn. Appraiser Kilo llifMirl Tim retnrt of Mm tippralnern on Mm ealnto of Ivan Moore, dereancd. wiim filed yentenlny In probate court. Tim valuation b Hir.nn nccnrdlnff to the flndlnffn of V. A. nmiford, J. II. Hovn nnd J. Ulnck nton, tuiprntftorH. Kiin'in Woman tin Wny lo INmw liny Minn l.liclle Kelly, of Wichita. Kan., arrived hero yeterduy afternoon and I "ii her way lo Mambfleld where nho will Join nn ontlnir pnrty. She ha been lourlmr California. MIhm Kelly Ih rcKltttered at the MrlcKn. A 1 1 wood St HH Vm 1 11 Met ImnI lt Chuifli Tlm Methodlnt church In the nlaee neptt"d for the nddroHR of Frederick AO wood, nuprenm prelate of Mm Knhrhtn of Pythlnn while 1m Ih hero Sundav. Julv Irt. He will nneak nt tho reRulnr nervlees thnt inornlnir. llrtmrlo "o. HtH IInlnnnrtirs H. .T. Hrltmle, local reprenentatlvo of the new Jeuett nutomohlle. will make hln headqunrterii with tho Howard Auto company. Tim Jewett In ii new lino here, making It firnt np- pcnrnuro on tho hli-coih a tow wooks "R0, . ! Ih'iHorrnlH lo Attend Htntn Mini Inir Wnller llollund of Crow, ntntoj cotnmltteoninn of the Inne county j lienioerntlc pnrty nnd J. r. .lohnnon of Ijincnnter, comrrewiloniil commlt iteeman, will attend the mcetlnir of the I tire iron Mute nrKMMlon to bo held r tomorrow nt Voitlnnd. limn Vlnltor Stoiw How O. Wit- rton, attorney of Jefferson. Iowa. Is on a motor tour of the Pacific const, nr enmpanled by hi wife, nnd they were Kutfciic rlnltom yesterdny on a brief ntop to vudl Mr. nnd Mr. H. J. Iley noldn, of Mil city, friend whom they knew In Iowa IS your iiro. F.ptvnrtli 1, en inter Plnunlnv luitl-liitiw-Tlie lpwotih 1 on trim cnbhmtn of the First Methodist ehurch met nt tho homo of lr, nnd Mr. J. P. Win chell Inst nlwiit nnd laid platm for Mm leiiKitn Institute to bo held nt Ash land July 17 to Tt I expecled that Mm huptoiH here will send nboitt K deleKutcN Nnvnl Knfflncrr Hrro on Visit William J. Ulley. chief onkinnnr nf M- battlenb'n Vow Mexico. rhmsMn nf llm Pacific fleet. I u Kupreno vn t'r wllh h' mother. Mm. J, M. Blnkoly of Oltlnhonm who Is vlniont hre 'it Mm homo of her ulster, Mrs. Chorion 19, AOninn, North t.n w- riinco slraet, Mr, Klley enll-tetl with Ills two liiolbei'ii the day the I'littiil Htulen cn lei xl Mm world w.ir mid fol lowliiK hln iIIsi'iiiukii Iroiu lliu ft'-r-vlcu iiiuiillated. ' t llniiMNt I'nnlor lo Id turn Itev, II. W, Jmvln, former pnnlor of Mm Hup Out chinch here nml at present llnl vernlly of MreKon siinlent pnnlor, who linn been VlnllltlK hern for the pant two weekn, will 01-1 upy tho pulpit nf Mm Jfapiint church tc-xt Kunday morit liik. Mock InnHO Ut Itc FIimiIiiI A $50. OOH imn ut Mm stork of iim Ander moii Oruft reHululor of thin city will be phi cud on Mm market nt once in cordlnir to uitnounceniiMit of orfiiiuln of the concern, o. If. Miirnhlll of thin city hnn been ciiKiiKcd ns a npn mi iiKenl lur hanUliiiK tho wilo of tho ntuclt. Irfwitl ProiM-riy Im Piircbanid nufiHell Coleman Iihh ptirchamd the1 Hmiieiicc v. Inch he Imim itecuph-d fori Mm pant two yearn at Nineteenth av ii'ii' and Alder street from Mln-j orva II. Hound, of Toledo, Ore, fleorire' .Meivin Milbr handhd Hie ,--,, for the' proierly, WiM'lt Ml 'It III I'll) Weed Is n 1m in -berime town In Nori hern Call Torn la, wlp-re (bo H. P. company'n K hi math branch leaven Mm main line. There In n blir lumberliik plant there and Mm town real lively, said Men Kllnrrer and It. M. Hawkins, nf Mint plnco who arrived In tho city ycMerday. Wcycrlniiiifwu Timber Aucnl Here ti. W. Mnrnhall, lax atfetit for the Weyerhaueaer Timber conipanv In In Mm city on one of bin n-Kular Mips. He In accompanied on thin trip by his uir. I ili.nirllldP In nnn ..t.r r.nt l.lu mm and his wifn in another car. They will k Mi Coo courtly from here. I Kull to Fororlono I di rid Suit Cini- ) jdaintirf In circuit court null flbd yes- ; plalnllff In a circuit court filed yen- i lei ny iiKalnnt C. A. and Mint ha I turf rtcrklntc to furecjohe a land sale con- tract on l'i in; res In n-etlunn 34 and: 'AU, township 20 south of rariK'1 3 west I In Mm sum of J'J"i with inlertnt at tho rnto of 7 per cent. ! Wotnuii 11 mil for Having No IJirhtK on t'nr MIk Vldu McKlnney was: fined i In police court yesterday fori failure to have UkIHs on her car while ; parked after dark. Kmiiincl Itros., were fined 'l for opcr.it Intr a car with ' the muffler open and V. It, Huiiboii j wan fined thu satuo amount for nl- lowing Mm viikHio of hi cur to run ' unattended. ! Ik-uI 1roprrtjr Is PiirrliiiMil Kd- : Itar I. Keeney. of the I -am; and com- ' pany wholesale house of this city, ha 1 purchased thn reside net- of Mm. Kuran CanMe nt 1.143 Mill street. Mr. Keen ry will make hi home on the rop erty. Mr. uud Mm. Castle are pnpar InK to move to Portland to rmlde. T.ie Sum ItuKh Healty company handed tho deal lor tho property. Woolen Mill Mokltuc Samples The Kufccno Woolen Mill company has startetl oiH'nulon on new sample of Koods that nro to be turned out by the IocilI eoncern. Twice each year the Ilrm makes the wimples and tho pres ent -supply in composed of IlKhtwclichi tines for next n prime. The equipment nt the local plant Ih also lie Inn over hauled, according to official of tho company. , Holder of Pwm Arrcstcit Jacob Here, who claim to bo an employe of the Northern Pacific Rallwnv com pany In Washlnirton. was arrested hero yesterday by Sheriff Sllckels upon riMiuest of tho railway officials. He wa rid In ft on a pa which, he any, ho 1 entitled to but Maurice Coturrl. special aRent of the company, requested the sheriff to hold him. He 1 In tho county juil; IloturiM from Trip to Willamette u inn i it ueorKo A. Anncraon. mem ber of tho Anderson-Kay I-umber company, of Walton, accompanied by Mm. Anderson wa a local business visitor yesterday, Mr. and Mm, An derson havo Just returned from a mo lor trip to Summit Lake In tho Will amette pium nnd report that the now Is rapidly melt ink In tho upper dis tricts of tho crossing. Postal Km ploy cb mi Viuiitlnn Thu empioyi" or tne r, use no posiouice havo stnrted Mmlr annual vacation, (ins Ilellkson nnd H. . Plnkntaff. curriers, and I. P. Intnnn, clerk, and A. It. Kerfllnif. Keimnil delivery, will be nbsent from the office for two weeks. Ison Milter and William Ward will subntftudo as carriers and H. F. Conner, clerk, nnd A. F. Frost ut the K client I delivery window. 8 n am r I rlco : om ' W h ol esa 1 c stiKar price will advance 30 ccnls a hundred pnunls in Kupene Mils morning accordion to advices received by wholesa le house from t he Cali fornia refineries. Tho ndvance will bo effective utmost immediately In the retail tmdo. The reflnerle advanced their prices L'O cents lntof Thursday, and before the opening of buMlnews this morninp announced another 10- cent piico Jump. . ItcHldcnce lo Hn Heitindeled A hulldlnir permit was Issued yesterday to M. A. Merrell to remodel a building for a residence at Fifth avenue west and Van Huron street at n cost of STifio. A permit wa granted to Frank C. hooml by H. M. Pratt to remodel a. residence nt 2R1 Eleventh avenue east nt a cost of $""0 and ono to W. C. Fnderwood to remodel a store nnd garage nt the corner of Thirteenth avenue nml Patterson Btreet ut a cost of ir.oo. I'ntvcTHlty Gmduios Mnrry Ttobert Karl nnd Mis l.eta Kiddle, gradu ate of tho Cnlverslty of Oregon in tho cln of 1921, wero married June 28 nt tho homo of tho bride' parents nt Island City. They returned here after il honeymoon trip at illuo Itlver and will reside in Kugeno. Mrs. Karl In ii member of the (lammu Pill 80- rorltv and Mr. Karl is a member of tho Knppa Sigma fraternity. Mr. ISnrl la connected with tho Kqultnble life Insurance company here.. Ford Cnr Turn Turtle A Ford enr license number S6.903. yenterday morning wns found upaldo down by tho Hide of the Mohawk rond, opposite tho Spores farm a mtlo above Hayden bridge. Tho ear is owned by u i. Miller of the Homo rosxaurniu, 01 tins ..Ittr U'hn unva be rOllted It tO HOP 10 young follows but that he knew noth ing of Mm accident. Tim name of Mm young people nro not given. It Is said thnt there wero two men and two wo mnii in thn car. Policeman Judkins drove there yesterday to ninke an In vestigation. He said no did noi see how anvone could e'nno Injury In such nn accident but ho bu brn nn nblo to learn of anyone being hurt. j PERSONAL MENTION Mimed Huston, of Rlltcoon..! hero for a few day. Fred Uaimr. of Jasper, wa n visitor hpe eentcrditV. William Holltston. of Cronwell, was In tho city yesterdny. Innno nnd llnroia itoimon, or vni torvlllo, wero In tho city yesterdny. C. C, Stmiovnnl, morchioU of Crow, July Clearance Men's Hats $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Mallory and Conqueror Hats Men buy good standard make, high grade Felt Hats at factory cost and less. Plenty of grays, browns, tans and black, and plenty of each color, in all sizes from 64Jto72, This is an opportunity to buy two good hats for the price of one. Men's and Women's Khaki Twill Outing Hats $ 1 .00 SffiSfouafferXSsMmii wn a business visitor In tho city yes terday. Dorwood Pratt, of Veneta. wa a business visitor in Eugene yesterday. A VO I'XCEM KXTS THE TENT MEETINGS HELD BY the Standard Itiblc Mission People j nt the lowell bridge will clpso Sun- nay nignt. 'mere win be an an il ay meeting Sunday nnd a water baptismal service in the river near tho tent In the afternoon at 2 o'clock. Thirteen have been bap tized and many more expect to be baptized Sunday. The whole com munity ho been ttlrred. according to tho statement of many who live mere, ami ine meetings are pro nounced a success. MARRIED DEMPSEV-IIAYNES At Kalama, Wash.. June 26. C. C. Dempsey to Undn Hnynes. both of Eugene. The couple. Just returned to the city this week, are making their homo at 433 Eighth avenue west. ROBERT DOLLAR IS VISITOR STEAMSHIP OWN Kit STOIS HERE ON MOTOR TRIP Ttobert Stanley Dollar of Snn rran clsco, ownec of tho Dollar line steam shin ' comtmnv. whose house flair is known in practically every' port in the world, wu a Eugeno visitor last night accompanied by his wife nnd ; son, Robert Stanley Dollar, Jr. Mr. Dollar nnd his family arc on a motor trip to Seattle from their home at San Francisco. "Just a pleasure Mp with no busl ne significance," i Mr. Dollar's com ment on hi visit to Portland and Se attle where the Dollar line vessel are frequent visitors In Mm hnrbors. Although whip of the Dollir I ne fleet have put In'o Florence. I aim cout ty' ort.n port nt various tiros tho ship owner state that there bus 'been no move as yet to make this a regular port of call for the liic. CAR CONTAINS RADIO SET REV. i. K OIjSKN AND FAMILY ON WAY KOt'TII With hln big Packard seven-pnasen-gor twin-six car equipped with a radio set to receive messages from the nir, and a complete camping outfit. Rev.; D. E. Olson, -former resident of En- gene, now an evangelist of nntion-wlde I Tcputatlnn, was In Eugene for a short j time .yesterday on his wuy rrom Min ineapolls to San Francisco, which ho claims ns his home. Uev. Olson i a graduate or the Eugene Bible University with a class put out In the early days or tne in stitution and he held pastorates in different part of Iane county before he went into the field as a general ovangelist. , Rev. Olson is nccompanteo oy hi. fn.nllf . TfiAir u. 1 I linn Viov hiirl 11 very goo dtrlp thus far nhd declared that Oregon has tho best highway of any stuto they have yet gone through. Call for Hid School clerk district No. 123 will receive sealed bids until July 15. 1922. at 3 o'clock p. m., for tho sale of school property known tu Nlmrod school, which consist of ono acre of hind and building. A check for 10 per cent of the amount bid must be enclosed with said bid. The board re serves the light to reject any and till hid. ' MItS. COUA C. NEAL. Clerk, llluo River. Oregon 7-S-T Aulo Fire Inn. O. N. McLean. --tf Tn it , ncfflHtor claattiricd tu n mnr- kot-plnce for ovoryono n con- vonfent, economical, result- bringing medium llmt will Hell. buy, rent, nccuro help, nid you to a new poaltlon. if you nre eok- In one: brlnir buyer nnd seller toirether eirly In th morning with a full day ahead to close your trnnsnet'en. ' TUT IT PHONE 0 '."-- Wk MUELLER WA tW'- O 9 'A Dig O 'CONVECTOR "J"HIS rwiiibbli htinf mjttmm b chrfaw tiMMtudb of W popI itMltr comf oft for k tbu thmy oror spool M m hoi boforo. Cuarmntcd to hoot ovary rooca In jrow be jZ Lot no nbow you bow oosllj you eoa ha to ll inrtollod. I HALL & SHUMWAY I Plurabinc and Sheet Metal Work ty Ever Had a Cup? THE CUP OF CHEER Yoii have to drink a cup of RELIANCE COFFEE to realize how exceptionally good it is. Wc could write volumes ahout its superior qualities its rich, rare aroma its delicious flavor, but an actual trial will be more convincing than any thing:. . . When you take your first sip, your brain will send little joy telegrams "Ah! that's splendid coffee!" and you'll be delighted to learn of the low special price o RELIANCE COFFEE round package ...34c STOP AND SHOP Grocery Savings This Week CANTALOUPES Good Cantaloupes arc a real treat these hot days 3 large ones 25 c WATERMELONS Oh, Boy ! Some melons. They arc large and sweet, and the flavor yum, yum ! Your choice 50c THE MODEL KITCHEN offers an endless variety of good wholesome pastries, breads and cooked foods at moderate prices. 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