Morning register., August 31, 1922, Image 2

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MORNING RECISTER, EUGENE. ORE., THURSDAY, AUG. 31. 1922
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New Mnu Market to Open
41 ( Register Laire County 8pcnl)
SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. AUK. 30. A
now, meat market will open In the fu
ture in- connection with Gray's cash
nnd carry store. Jim Stewart' has
rented part of-the storeroom and -will
be ready for businera in a- few dnya
Mr. Stewart has been In the- butU-nesa-
before with Mr. Bennett- and
sold out' his Interest tb htm. The
Farmers exchange sold their fixtures
to Mr. Stewart, which were moved
in tod a?, - . ; . r
Y0UN& WAN HURT.Y AUTO
FKI BOKSKRMAN. OF SPRING-
field is vicrnw
(Retfvter'LaneCotnitr'Stteetal)
- 8PRINGFIEUi, Or., Auff. SO:
Fred Boseerman- woa badly injured
hero Wednesday morning- when he
was accidentally Hit by a car driven
by Mr. Llohkey who lives In Emerald-
Heights. - v- . - .
Fred had' atartedtdown to see n
of his-sisters wfco lives on Mill street,
and attempted to crass the streoot at
the west end of Main. He did not
hear the car coming, and as he Is par
tially blind, could not see-that .far.
"When the car came closer he heard" It,
r F Disfitred
ipsa appeared on my face., Latarit
MM
lappa
covered' with'
mailt Qngigbttjr. red pim
plee. Tba pirajde festered
ad kebed gnat demL
I4&IK Use to appear in
aasbUc becaoaa. nns lace
eraer disnfuredV I triad
ainanat iraieoMt am
BOlUfls helped rna I began nalna
Codennt Soap and Olmtnanr which
completely Beaten me." toiffnwi
A. d Both, IMS Webster Sr., 8an
FnuadaeoCaUL '
. PfeveanV tbase. dlatraaalng, akin
ttiinnleemBnTiin;eona or matting
OoUearav Soag Tow.everr-dsyi toilet
aoao, aaalated Or little Modus of
CoticBnv Olntnenti- .They are ideal
far iDseplng; the complexion Hash,
hands soft, sealb dean. Always in-
cfede Qe Chtknni' Talenni in Jour
toilet preparation..
C3-
become confused and not knowing
what to do. just stopped; and - the
driver, thinking that he would re
main there, would drive around him.
as the motorist attempted to do. Fred,
thinking he was safe. - started on
across, stepping right in front of tile
car, on, wheel, running across, his
cheat,, crushing it,, but not fatally..
Mr. Liohkey stopped before the
rear wheel could touch him and aa
soon as possible Mr. Lichkey rushed
him to a hospital.
JOB lRWW -,
evn u. a, nations, auBHC
-Barrios, Quality, Fair Prion sod a
Gquate Seal lump us base.
Valley fttmTiNts tioi
Farn T.brtgage
Bond
Here l a Bond where the yleltl li
unuBualljr blga and the Mcurity espe
cially good. '
Thin I no new tfnOertaHlriff, m an
trim)1 mknaKedient; bat adoia eitab
liMhed farming and ntoek-ralatnit buta
nes... Tbe proceed of tbia liu.ua will
be uned te furUwr develop tola already
.prolitable tiualness, ,'
The BtmdR of tl Jordan Valley Cattle
Co. (7O,0O0) are a Ir1 in vest mint
tof. Tmut rendfe and Sarin Danks
tn- OreBon. - They are ettrapt from
the full normal Perioral' .tioonjo Us
of Htjer- cenu . rjco par j f
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G.E.MILLER&CO.
aoTernmetit IIONDS Municipal
: ' Corporation:
j , . Supine ReprflnentntiYe '
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SPR1N;P1BIU PKRSON'ALS
tUeglsier Lt County Special)
SPRINUFIBLU. Ore., Aug. 50.
Mrs. W. G. Campbell, son Walter and
chiughter Alice of Oregon City, who
have been' visiting with Mrs. Andrew
Moe. returned today to Oregon City.
Mr. Moe was in bu sines here several
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Washburn re
turned the tirst part of the week
from a trip to Crater Inke.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Masters took
a trip to Med ford to visit with rela
tives, .from where they went to-Corning;.
California where they remained
for a few days with friends. They
returned'1 Monday and say that the
roads are good, with only three- de
tours. William. Ham Is - improving his
home on-Tenth, street by building a
porch- across the front of the house
and. painting it and tho garage. , ,
Mrs. Julia. Gbdman,. who has been
very ill during the past week. Is able
to be out again. Mrs. God man had
congestion- of the bronchial . tubes
and va very low'. ..rf
rlNhurff nnd Mr. and Mm. (l)mpl from
Speni'iji. creek wore ISunduy jurats.
itov. CvJi JUmbett WlU. pencil
hero at tho United ltrethreH ehuivh
next- Sunday inornlnv, Htpteiiltrr s
Mis. t'harley tierHhUick and Ilium li
ter, Oladya, i.-ated with Mrs, Koster
Su inlay,
Mrs. Alice Simmon nnd son. Her
bert, from Kiikcuo, spent Sunday with
her slxter, Mrs. J. W. Itockndny
While riding his motor cde yes
terday J a mod Ityntv ran tiKalntt nrt
oblmctloii which ixuwed hhu to ivv
thrown and he rce(ved unite severe
cuta oh tho fart hut It 1 thought
to tiiot, be .serious. ,4 , . .
Mrs, iieorgo v:mrK nau ino muira
tune to haw n wheel eomo off' the
milk waiion lat Sunday when idie
and her son were tukliuf their milk
to ICuKvns. i.TheroNWrs no aerioua
results; n1 . ,
II AHIUSIU H(. N KWS NOl'IN
HAKKISHrUO. Ore.. Aug. SO.
tSnoetal totho Heeiatvr.) A iKudtry
culling demonntniitoi, will be held In
HuiTiKburir on Thursday oX next wnk
ut which time the taking out of non
laying heim from- the tiock will be
property explained. This is-nccordtng
to word received by l.inn County
Agent A. t Hoy men. nnd the demon-Btratlou-
wlV be. held at the' ptni of
W.,K. .wadswortn tn tue nortn part
of tho elty. . It. will begin at ten o'
clock In the forenoon and last am
long as people muni feat interest In
the demonstration.
The early hop of this year's: crop
of Cartwrlpht and Lowell are expect
ed to be all gathered today and the
picking of the late crop for these men
will begin Monday of next week.
Repairs are being made on tne
front norah of the Mrs. B. J. psvis
residence on Mnln street. The re
sidence will also be rhingled.
Dr. nnd Mrs. D. O. Clark and daugh
ter, Miwr Mildred, returned Saturday
night, from their auto trip to Med
ford. They were accompanied home
by the John Owen- family, who were
on their way homo from a visit spent
In California.
This coming Sunday the team from
Suthorlin will pluy a delayed game
from the first of the season with the
Harrisburg squad on tho local dia
mond. U is understood that Suther
lin Is to bring ulong so mo good base
ball timber.
BREW REPLACES WATER
WOMAN SOBS TA1.R TO COt'RT
AND IS F1NKD $000
REND. Ore.. Aug. H8. That she had
made home brew so that her husband
would not have to drink city water,
was the statement' made In Justice
court her today by Mrs. Alpharetta
Mover before she was sentenced to pay
a fine of $500 for having liquor In, her
possession. Mrs. Meyer wept as she
tniri thn fonurt that she had been en
deavoring to support her orphaned
grandson and that she believed her
self to be the victim oi a conspiracy.
Twelve cnllonn of home brew, three
quarts of. moonshine nnd eight bottles
of wine were confiscated by Sheriff
S. E. Roberts, Deputy George Htokoe, i
and two federal officers, when they
visited the Meyer ranch home early
Sunday morning. Tho place had be- I
come known as the "tea garden," but
officers- are positive' that tea was
not served to travelers and parties
from town who stopped at the ranch in
search pf . refreshments., i , ; .
M.
1 trade, 44at No..(t,. 4U. N 1 ,o Uto
ror a gna.v -,.(. . . (
Cneee8.l.. Ttltftttoek triplets, I8H
OSwet .Youns Amerlcaa, lW0sOt 0r'
ace trlpWu. XaHt IWylat prle t t.
TllUtaook. TrlHU. 10m Youns America
and imbom, ate lV. SalUns prteaai hloca
Hwixa, ttovt, ai(n2ii liwburser. SIODSoi
cream bHrkt tH084 ,
Kaae Huylng pries, pniit trett Cur
tvat reivlpta i Weetera Oreaoti, a to r 0 :
KamI cm tlnwtn, 21p dos. ; hounerlen, UTf 't8tf
Iter dea. t Kclltna prloe, aolwu, :3o iwr dua.
uailoin. -Su wr iloa. .
Ut IVxittrr siila priest Heavy Sea.
23o nor lb. i Him hena. t8(le per lb.;
tmilu'nt, Hocki, SiaUoi olbec broiler, XH
V wn id. ; eift reotera, sn
VKUaTTAUUM
Oalone flelllna prloa to rrtalleret Walla
Walla, 1 VRl.at; aarltc, lOtrme; rw
oulona, S0a ditien bunehea.
IMUtovAtnioR prtea IS rataiieni "re-
imt faney. ai.x&tf$i.T6 pereenial) ewest po
tato, 4ttr0c.
. MaUr
Country MeaU -Selllna prleat Coantry
hua, IROlHe IK; heavy -tuft If: vaU.
toi, about 8U to 100 lb., lPHOlw: beavy
tuff leas; lanibn, 180, . .
Smoked Ucats llnm. SSOQo por lb.;
brenkfat bacun, Saol3o lb.
.. ravktng uouae Heat eteer oeer. iv
tnH lb.; beirera. ltlUo lb,; cowa, 1S lb.:
laiuba; liozoo; eitea, 10141 ben. 1H
MT per Is.
Lard Kettle reodered. Ida par paaait
tlstee bsala, oompouae; MHo.
HOPS, WOOL AND BIDaW
Hope IPS i erop, aamtoat. 15e lb.
nideCalt aktna, I2019e: kip, OfflOe
lb, : green bldea, etMo lb. ; -ailed, TO So lb.;
Mohair Nomina V. K93te lb.
8bei pelu. Iobc dry pelu. 18 toe ; akert
pelta, BtflOo lb.; long hair icoat petta, 10O
12o lb.; short hair goat Ph SOaBOe.
WmI WiUaswtU valley eoarM.- toOa(
medium. 30O3a lb. i rtae, 300 3&o lb.;
Baatora Oncoa-Idaho, 40 0 40a lb.
uaaeara uara lUit pv, 9Wt ivu
ncel, 7c; grape root, (U- lb.
OATTaUB
Choice ateeri $T.7Rft$8 tB
Cbolea valley lamba OBOAin.oo
Fair to medium atoera , 8.259 T.3S
Common t fair ateara 4.B0O 8.2
Cboiee cova and half era 6.50 ft o.oo i
Medium to ROttd cowa, btlfera.. 4 50 6. SB
Pair (o nvmllum eowa. heifera.. 8. Bolt .oo
Conunoa cows 3.25 ft 8.75
CaDDera l.TBO 8.2ft
Bull , 3.009 4.M
Cbolea Pecdera. 6.009 B.T10
Choice dairy calves 9.509 10 no
Prima light oalvee... 0.0O9 0.60
Medium light oalrea 8.009 900
Utary calrea 4.509 6-00 ;
11008 1
Prime llxht , 10.O0ff1l.oni
Smooth heavy, 230 to 300 lbs.. 0.00 O 10.00
, i BI.ACHIvV NKWS NOTKS
(UeglsterLaaeCounty Specie!)
BItACHLY, - Ore., Aug. as, ij,
McKuen and- Albert Haberland
turned home Wednesday from Broot
en's mineral baths at Cloverdule, Or
egon, -
Mr., and Mrs Charles Starr and
Glenn Starr of- Cervollis. Miss Viola
Smith and Miss- Gladys Hulburt of
Albany were- guests- of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M, Hulburt Sunday- aftomoon; -
Mr. and Mrs.- L Sloyter and- son;
Robert, and Mm. A. ,1. Taylor motor
ed to Not! Sunday to viBit relatives.
Mrs. A. I Taylor was a guest of
Air. and Mrs. i. Biayter Sunday night
and Monday.
! Mr..;and Mrs. A T. Sadler; Mrs.
JCHce Archer and John Hemme were
.dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
fCl Mi Hulburt.-. ;. ?
i Mr. and' Mrs. K. J. Morton were
business visitors in, the Goldson dis
triet Sunday. Mrs.. Norton- will teach
there this school term- -s
Mr. and Mrs.-Claude, Washburne re
turned- to- their home in Junction City
Monday- artep several., days. . visiting
and hunting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs j v.- A- Parker. .
Mr. and- Mrs. C. M. Hulburt and
son, Wayne, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Sad
ler and Mrs., Alice Archer, motored
to Kern's-oonstruction camp- at. Gold-
son Sunday evening.
Mr,, and Mrs; Adolph Peteradorf
left Sunday for Dexter . whero Mr.
Peteradorf will, work In the timber
and-Mm. Peteradorf wilt wait on table
at a logging earn p.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lamb and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Mead, returned home
Sunday from a pleasant trip up the
Columbia river highway.
Mr: and Mn. H. B. Hemme- spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
K. A. Duckett.--
William SwartK; who- was badly In
jured by being kicked in the head by
a horse a? month- and- a half ago, was
brought, home Sunday from tne Eu
gene hospital ,
- - Mr. and Mrs, Elvln Wltham and
son of -Union and Roy Morgan ot
Junction City and Mrs. B. Or Post
were Sunday visitors of. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Slayter. .
Misses Anno. Fa nn v.. and Ida John
son of Gugene are visiting their sis
ter,. Mrs, W. E. layUr, for a few
days.
Mrs,' TL P. Minster spent Monday
nfternoon with Mr. nnd Mrs, A J.
Sadler and Mrs. Alice Archer,
Mr. and Mrs. Ceonro Rllllnzs and
daughter; ot Lebanon spent Sunday
ana Monday witn Mr; Hilling's par-
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Blinngs.
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Hemcnwuy
of the Oregon - Drag comvany were
business visitors In Blachly Tuesday.
. irtVLa news Noxks
(ReciBter Laoe County Speolal)
mVING., Ore... Aug. 30.. Irving
Grange has a day meeting next Sat
urday. The first session for this fall.
They now begin the fall and' winter
work of the grange. Come with fun
baskets and enjoy a good dinner after
which .there will bo good, entertain
ment and. interesting business.
The men met with their teams on
Friday of last week and finished the
graveling of tho yards around the
grantfe hall.. , t i v.; .
Mr. and Mr; A. T. Groot spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. William
Conn In EtiRbne. - Their. . daughter.
Mrs. Conn, gave a birthday dinner
for Mrs. Groot. .
.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dorks and H.
B. Dorks ot Kuffene visited with' their
sister,. Mrs; J, G Grimes, and family,
after church Inst Sunday. Kov. H.
II, . DorKs' conducted the service .tit
,thfl church, r ' . ',.-
Ilov. Ci K". Iaambert 'and family of
Springfield also Benton -Winoarson'
nnd family from- KUgone, attended
the services here fcuhday morning. -There
wns company from Portlhnrl
Lvlflltlng ttt the M. It. OoM home over
Tsunday. Also their boys from Hbr- i
BAKER HEADS FAIR STAFF
PUBLICITY AYOIUC FOR SHOW IN
IL;NDS OK MAYOH
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 29. The
entire management of the publicity
campaign for the preliminary work of
tho 1925 exposition was placed In the
hands of Mayor George U Baker to
day by the exposition directors at a
meeting.
The first line of attack will: be nn
effort to havo adopted tho constitu
tional amendment authorising the
city of Portland to levy a tax to raise
13,000,000 and to have tho voters of
Portland vote for the- special tax.
Both measures will go on the ballot
at tho November electiom
The directors also set aside $6000
to conduct this campaign.
tttago Tilnos to Consnlldntn
HALEM; Ore.. Aug. 29. The Central
Stage Terminal and -Hotel, company
today announced- the consolidation of
the passenger stage lines- operating
between Salem, Albany, Corvnllls and
Eugene, effective Friday, September
1: The lines Involved are the Oregon
Stage line, operating between Salem
and Albany;, the Albany and CoTvallis
Stage line, operating between Albany
and Corvallis, and the Central. Motor
Bus company, operating between Eu
gene and Corvallis. The new consol
idated, line will be known as the Cen
tral Motor Bus line. The stages will
leavo the terminals at Kugene and
Salem every, two hours and' will run
straight through, with- the regular In
tervening 'stops.
. McAnJiur-fvtauff. Bull MulsHst.
, SALKM. Ore;, Aug; 30. Holgcr,
noted bull in the Jersey hnrd of Mo
Arthur and Stauff of Rtckrcall,, near
hero. Is the first sire of his breed- to
qualify for a medal of moriU accord
ing to- Information' received here from
the American Jersey Cattle club. The
hull won the honor on his record of
being. the- sire pt three daughters
producing over 860 pounds of butter
fat caoh-ycar on yearly test and one
dropping a living calf . within 16
months- from the date of tho last
freshening prior to the tost. Con-:
gressman C N. -McArthur Is, one of
his), ownorst ' ' '
Gnnltnr IfldcN Bring Circus Coin
HAhRM,. Ore;, Aug, 20. CI reus day
in Sak-m last Saturday- resulted in-all
the squirrel and gopher scalps that
farmer hoys had collected, for months
being brought to town ror the bounty
that would afford' admissions to the
circus. Checking' over his books to
day. County Clerk U. G. Hoyer found
mat on rtaiurnny no paid out in boun
ties a touil of $68.60f to more than tC
hundred boys, the amount represent
ing about 700 rodent scalps.
DAILY MARKET REPORT
P0RTLANI( Oro.r As 30j flue to the
nonilnsed acarrdty of egna prlcni ad Vanned
nnottior cent along the wholnanla row thla
morning, AaHonlatloa prices- wore advanced
fiimnariy. selling price on. both aaiuielntlon
and atreot aeler-ts la 3flc and the ft rat of No,
candled price In 31c limbers are offer
ing 2?72Kc on aelocts and 24a for current
receipt , Ixrral market haa bad an Inanlry
from the Kaat for eggn, but was onable to
taka tho 'order becaimo there Is not enough.
Hurnius hure to make up a ear.
cutter market la In a little healthier eon
dftion with top score' butter now- tn good
ehapai, Demand la "till weak tor oft snore
butter.-. Owing to the Improper handling of
mug, tnn market haa been flood ml. with off
noore btttler, whloh In hard to. mors , .
. uneosa market eontlnuoa. dulL ... ,:, v.
POHTI.ANO, Ore i. Aum fl0i-4-hillurLflntl-
Id pries, box letst Cream err arloae PriPta.
eatrasi, 44o fag plain wrsppmc eubea ax-
trsa, ay n use per lb. : dairy buying price;
22028Ujo ptr lb.
flutter fat Portland dellrerr taatsi Ho,
aou iba and up
Rough heavy ,
PeeOer pga
Kat nlga
aiagm, subject to dockage .. .
SHE HP
Prima eat mounUla lamba.
Choice valley lamba
Median valley Iambs
Common valley lamba
Cult epring lamba..,.,..,.
Heavy yearlings
Light yearllugs .. .,
Heavy wetbera .....,..
Ugfat wetbera
. 8.00 9.00
. 6.00(1 R.O0
. .. lo.oofr in.76
..lo.oo cuio.zs
... Boo Too
. ..10.00lr11.O0
. .. O BO01O BO
... S.0O4V tOO
. .. 6.000 B OO
... 6.00 0 0.00
. .. t.OOO t 00
... T.OOO BOO
. .. B.00O 0.00
... e.ooo roo
. .. 2.00 O 5.00
PORTLAND CHAIN AND FEBD .
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 30. Qraln fu-
uireK. Wheat, hard white, AuruhI. $1.10;
Beptemtmr. October, $ 1.00: eoft white, Au
gUHt. September, SI. 09: October, $1.08 ;
Wen tern while, AugiiHt. 11.00: September.
October. $1.0H: hard winter, Augoat. II.OK;
September, ll.frT; October, $l-.0: Northern
nprliig, Augtiat, SI ,00 ; September. $1 .OS ;
October, Sl.Osi Western red, Auguat, 91.04;
September, S1.03: October, (1.02.
(Jala. NO 2 white feed. Auguat, September,
$3.1: October, $32;. No. 2 gray, Auguat Sep
tember, October, SftoV... ,
Ilarer. brewing, Auguat. $20 : September,
$28.00; October. $28; aUodanl feed, Auguat.
$2S-: Septetnlwr, $27.76: October, $27.
Com, No. 2 Eastern yellow, abipment, Sep
tember, October, $2aVfiO.
CHICAOO MAHKET QUOTATIONS
CHIC A 00. Aug. 30. WheaL No. 3 red.
J 1.004 1.04 3-4; No. 2 bard, $1.040
$1.04 3-4.
Corn. No, 2 mixed, 60 3-4 ft 01 1-4 : No. 2
yellow, OlffOl 3-4.
Oats. No. 2 white, 33 3-4 O 30: No. 3
white, 3334H.
Rye No, 2. .
harley. Mft68.
Timothy aced. $4.00 $5.00.
Clover acl, $12.00Q$10.00.
Pork, nominal. ,
Lard, $10.30.
Itlba, $0.S0O$10.&D. . .
SEATTLB UAY, OllATN AND FKK&
BBATTLB, Aug. 30. City delivery Hay.
timothy, $2C; D. C, $20: mixed. $23:
alfalfa, $21; D. C, $26:.airaw, $15; barley,
whole, 36; ground and rolled, 38: clloned.
40; chick atarter, 68; chop all grain, 41;
corn, 37; corn cracked and mill feed,' 30;
iiaaeed meal. CO; aerate b food, 45;. eoya
bean, 60;. wueat, 45. . ,
SAN FRANCISCO llAt: (TRAIN. FEED
SAN FKANCIKCO. Alls. 80. Recelota:
nay. iit tena ;.nay Wheat, 10 to 17C: fair.
13 to 1C: tame oat, 14. to 10: wild oat. 10
10 i. aiiaiia, 14 to 10; stock, B to 11
straw, aomloal. .
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371 DEPARTMENT STORES
sfa-l
waaaaii -iHf 1)1 DMlial
Afford,
"iporuni
Savinj,
Urns when w call nttontlon to tho ioore of tmaltor mtlolos which
tx ntoded for pooonal us a well m to (uiOU the roqutreuiont of Uio
' home.. Our buyerj have md tremBdou purohiwoi for our 371 itore.-.
Tou benefit beoauio our price are remarkably low for good of mcu
fliuOitf, VUU our itor during our "Ifotlou Week."
These Prices Are Not Only for "Nouon Week," but for Every Dy
of Every Week
At 4c
Rlnck Invisible Huir Tins,
box ' 4c
J. & P. Coat's Six-straiul
Moss, all colors ..4c
Cameo Snap Fasteners,
black and white . 4c
300 Count Steel Tins..... 4c
Assorted Inv. Hair Iiits..4c
Stewart's Guardian Safety
Pins, No. 1 and 2, card..4c
G. N. T. Darning Cotton,
6-ply, black, brown and
white, spool .. . 4o
Pearl Buttons, 12 buttons
on a card, card . 4c
Black and White Tape,
3 yards in piece, caeh....4c
Darning Needles, 14-18
assorted, paper .. ....4c
Shoe Laces, black, brown
and white, 27-in., 36-in.,
-10-iii., pair . .4c
School Crayons, 8 colors
in pkg., per pkg 4c
White nml Black Cable '
Cordi yard .....4c
Washable Middy Braid,
4-yd. pkg., per pkg 4c
I hit Pins, 2 on card, card. 4c
Colored I-acc lidging. yd-.4c
At 8c
Sharp Sewing Needles, nil
sizes, paper 8e
White Rick Rack Braid,
per pkg 8c
Bias Lawn Tape, 6 yards
to piece ...... So
Colored Bias Tap, 6 yds.
to piece 8c
tcel (.'rochet Hooks with
guard, each 8c
Dutch Linen Tape, white
all sizes 8c
Manchester Brass Pius,
full 3(W count, pkg.......8c
I-arge box assorted Hair
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Asst. Colors Cubn l'ins 8c
"Curlox" Hair Curlers 8c
Fancy Pearl Trimming
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Woodbury's Face Soap
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Colgate's and Jap Rose
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Children's Toy Brooms,
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Colgate's Shaving Stick,
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NBW YOtlK HOPS MATIRET "
NBW VOIIK. Aus. 30. Hnm. nnl.l .1.1.
nil Pnclllo Cot. 1022, 17021a; 11)20.
MRW TOUK PRIIIT HAIIKRT
NBW VOIIK. Aui. 30. KnnonM ...In
dull:, iiste, I7iffc: pniDiM .art en.
to
Notllwr
Proporty nt 1067 K. 13th liramninl
rrom uia marKoC
KINA. HtfNT.
L. EUGENE HUNT.
NOTICE OP FINAL BETTI-EIDtNT
rrollrs.f, ncroliv vlvrn that Vni.p..i nn.t
nifmlnlHttittnr nf ot. mi. nf Imi.i.
tMTri-Hiwf, Dun iiia ni, nntil account
111 wi. niaimr o( .ma' Mints 111- Ilia Oountjr
in inn m.i. iji urraon lor i.an. vownly,
anil that Mond.r; th. lllh d.r at K.nt.n.tM
1022, at 10 o'clork In tho forenoon, at lb.
County Court rtcn In thp Courthouta In.Rti.
Rftne, Irfino County, Or-Mion, ban boon flind
oo tho tlfno anil pluro' by tho lutld court for
in. nrinnK or oojcriiolmtio iinld.aaooiint and
for final nettlonient of Mld'nttatM. Any and
.11 iiiijoriinn. in Maia roooujic ana tn nml
Mttlenient Afr.ld iMt.t. muri. h-fllwl wiit.
th Clork of thl Court an or tutors Ute laid
u.i ii nuariiiK.
Dated tbli 3d' day-or Anoint; 1022:
TORRENT HOTLEB,
A'dmlnnitrator of aald eatata.
CHAnf.ES A. HARDY.
Klmt National llank' Itldm. - Euscnv; On
Son,. Atlarnoy. far- Adnttnlatrator.
. . Tbura. 8.8'S
SUMMONB
In tho- Olrrult. Court for-'fjana. Oovntr;
Statei of Ornaoni . - '
Itoao M. TninnnM and Loyd Trunnell, hr
huband. Plaintiffs i to. Wallor Jarobaon,
tiwmmnn, nia win.) rfnnn- u nrinn,
Laura O'llrlnn, hia wlfo; and Adam A. tafor,
rrooivnr or Iho Karmora' Btaln flank of llol
flold, North Dakota, a corporation, Insolvent;
dofondanta. '
In tho nima of ths 8tata.oe Orasoni Ton
ara rao.ulrnd to apnaar and- anawer tba rom
plalnt filed aaalnat you. In tba abova antltlod
ault within the timo boralnaftor aet far you
to do ao, or tbo plalntlffa will apply to thu
Ctrart for tba relfof prayad' f6r- tn aald com
plaint, wjrioh la In aubataaos aa fbllowa, to-
. Thnt tha Court- to' danlara- tba auma' Of
monty. duo' on U10 oontraot aa aot forth .In
tho cnmolnlnt horoln. In tbe aum of S1200
and Intaroat tharoon at tbo rata of sis per
cont par arnium from May 20tb, 1P20; for
tba foreoloaura of aald oontraot and that- auob
tlma ba given- tbo defendant Adam A. Iifor,
revolver of tba Farmera' fltats Uank ot riel
field; North liakoto, a corporation, fnaolvonti
by tba Court tba Court may dnm reaaon-
ablo to pay tho aume of money due on aald
oontriirt with Iho renla and dt.bumemenla
biaether with 9200, a reaonaMo attorney
fe, and that tlw tlefendnnt. Walter Jacob.
on, Lela Jaoobaon, bla wife; John O'lirleo
and Laura O'Brien, bla wife, ba required to
et fnrlb any rlaliu till, or claim tbat they
hnvo or mar hav. In .aid premiere 10 tbo
end that tha name may be determined herein
and that all defendant, and earb of them
herein, be fnrecttmed. upon failure to pay
nld amount herein determined, of all rlahl
of redemption therein, and. ror nuoh other
and farther relief aa to tha Court may seem
meet and proper. '
Tho promlaoa deMrlbed In tbe complaint
herein are;
llcalnnlna at tbe nnr!hwent comer of roe.
tlon 27 In lownahlp )7 aottth ronae B wit
W. M.. runiilna. thenea aaet along tho north
line of aald eeellon. 21 chain.; thenea aoulb
20 chains; theneo weat 21 cbalna to the wet
line, of aald. .action ; theneo north alona aald
weal' lino 20 chalna to the ploce-of beglnnloa,
aU In Lena Couoty, Orcsnn.
Tbln eumtnone la publhbcd In tha Morn
ing fleaintar. a newapaper of general circula
tion, publl.bed at Kuaene, fjane Cotmly, Ore
gon, oaca a week lor elg oontweutlro and
eueceeslrs woeka, purauaut to an order for
tba same made by Hon. O, P. Hklpworth.
circuit Judge of Lane County. Oregon, dated
July 2flla. 11122. and you are hereby required
to appear and an.wer aald complaint on or
bnforo the lart period of air weeka from the
date of the flret publication of this alimmnne,
ttamaly on or before the 7tb day of Heptem
ber, 1922, or tba plaintiff, will apply tn tha
abova antltlod Court for tho relict herein
before mentioned,
Tho date of tba flrat publication of tbla
aumuona la July 27th. 11122.
WALTER fl. JONES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Poatofflco addroaa, Uugone, Oregon.
- Tbura. T-27-7
GIRL HOW WELL
AHD STRONG
Dniircr Took Lydia L Pink
; haaV Yeg ctalle CompotuwJ
; f Motber AJvlttd "
Wsjjsaon, Ohio," My dautfhtor l
wgyg bad backache nd lee-acha at cor.
tainparlodssndconld
not be on her feet at
those times. Wo read
about Lydia E: Pink
ham's Vegetable
Comrtound (Tola a?
eirls so much vood
ao aho befjnn to tako
,it .That ia two years
ago ana nne is a dir
foront eirl alnco then
sole to ao any work
nne wants 10 ao a!
thouirK aha la allll
careful not to do hesv work anrl ao
well and stnntr. We recommend Lydia
a. r 111 annul a vesnaiDui emnrnmn tn
II mothers with ailing dkughters, and t
frlve you permlulon to mibliah this lob.
tor as a testimonial. "Mrs. A. M. Bubk
holdeK, Routs No. 2, Box lWaiuaoa,
Ohio. , ,' ( , : -Somethlna?
out oil bnlnnra will .e7on
tha finest dock, causing it to train or
one. Tha proper adjustment made, all
(well. So it is with woman.- Borne
trouble mar upset you- complotclyt
' Lvdla E. Plnkham'a VotrotoM.
pound will, correct the cause of the trou
ble and disarrreeable ivmntnmi m
dlaanpero as thoydldln tba ease of Mrs.
ntrrlfllnlnW'a rfmlfthtai.
' MOTRBM it ia worths nt wnn.
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