Morning register., September 01, 1922, Image 3

PICNIC PLANS COMPLETED
1 1 m -ill
Hi. -mil
Y.,KMT.MM Tl IHiKTM TO HM
Z ' l!l.l,OWH nwu;
Kilii"'1'' I'"1'"1"" ""Hniiil for
die iiuk VUllura of Mirny
If l. iljl I" VHlti Muniliiy
ArtiiltKi'""'"'" '"r "'" '",M'r 1"
.drill.' I" ll" Al"l"y "I I'"'
Pii.il lliiiiiwn rov ly tlu Akuln
X ilingiii f "'" "'l'''l " hwii
T'.nli'il.J mid Qfllrliilx III elimicn uf
Jf, ,.nt urn pri'dli'iuiif u miunl ni-
! HUH'' "" HI'IMl"1 f ! , Hill
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in id luilm'" I" 'I1'1' """""' I" I'liJuy
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5,'uriipn f I'liliTlnlMliionl liiia Imm-ii
Ir imil fl"' " Ki'"""ii" lu "I" vlHlluiK.
I diiinc will) llull'H trilliMiiurUi
tlnil i"i "' l'"'ii'lu of lh 1 tin it
", ',,, ,'iir llii" hi Hi pli'iil"! uroumtH
Mimr ''"i" wl"
ii.u I11111114 nf nliiti und kIhvoii
S riii'i'iiiiiin mill I wi vii ilia uli-nli-
J?.,..! iiIiiiiIiiii nl Ml" In Hi" iiflornoiiii.
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"'iln' fnlliiwIiiK iiriiKiiiin him lnx'11 nr
Mtmiil f"'' "'" "'"l'! " '.
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nltiiph'li 'n I'lui' llfntnn unil
rhuiKlii" I'lHllllli'i) ! U:!1. IhiihI i'iiii
ir,, r it.-ll:3(l nroiii minim: 11:30.
Ij.lr't'M y I'i- V' Hilwrn; 12-1, liiinkni
!f ,.; :Jll-2:4t,, rni'i' unil timm-H for
nrUrti' I'iikiIi'iII limnli',1 riifii
mihi Hil tin'ii' I'mii'lnu will him
Ii i'U n'l-ltii'k anil cuiitlllui. lo lln
iL' uf Hi" '"? 'n'" "'" will '"
yrl,i,rK" nf W. T. Kins.
FI INTERESTS
noin mkmukhm iiW'inn:
grmk KVHiHifs wn.l, iik ;ooi
Vi,ili In Nrarhf fiiiilllllillltliw Slinil
If 'lln' WM AlKt III MiiklliK
!;7 HllUW NUIHVMI
All lnrr In Cnll'iK" flr'ovo will
tlo.u ilurintf Hi" "i'nel ilny nf I liu
lino I'Ulllliy full mill ll l I'I IHH'I ill
Ihul n liK" Kioiil' 'if lii'opl" will niiilli'
thr trill I" I'll" "lly I" hli reMirntr
CotluU" ilrnvH tiny, iioi'urtltnir to A. It.
Qr:y. iiii'inl'i'i' f Hi" f"'r loinnilil"".
N, K. tlliinH mtit I'ttrl Mllli, ur Unit
town, nn now plnrurillnit III town
1 '"ivhiniK wild inriinniiiii.nl ..0.
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MORNING RECISTER, EUGENEr OP.;-., f RIDAY. SEPT. 1, 1922
LUMBER MILLS ARE BUSY
XKW lll'KIM.K l ive! Ii;u vfMV
lli:i,OW I'llllDI (TION
n IniiiUri'd unil twimty-m-inlll
r-'lii.rtliiK I" III" Wi'M Cuiinl I.uiiImt
iiii'h'h iiNMiiiliitliiii fur iln, wwk 1.11,1
nnf Aiikuhi 2Hiii, iiiiimiriii'iiirilt k;.
:ihu.l:'l i,r,. of inn, i,i,i-; iii, n;i,ir,4,.
1H f.-..; mill Hllliluil 7,ul,liuu
I'ruiliit'tlun for ri'iiortliiK iiiIIIh wum
4 iit rum nl.ov, luiriiiiil; ni'W IiukIiii'HM
5 iv- c.'iit Ik'Iiiw not-null; hIiIiiiiiiIii
1 pr "mil bilow iiornml.
I'lilrly-iiliii. pi.r I'l'iil or nil iilw lum
Iiivm mlii'ii .luiliiic thu w.'.'k wim fur
'"turn wiilnr il.'llviny. Thin iiinoiinti il
in a2.3a4.72ll ll, of whlrh 21.77!!,
7711 ft'i'l wilH fur llntlll'Hlll! I'lirKu ,'.
Ilviy. unil lu.HI.H'J fur iivthii,:.
Hlilpmrnt. Ni'W litlNlni'HN fur lull di-
llv-nry iininiitiii.il to 1.IIU4 rum.
Tlilrty-Mi'Vi'n pnr rout of IIiIn wW'k'H
llllnuor rlitpnn.-nlii muvi-il liy wali'r.
'I'liln mnnillilfil In 2K,77l,lMll fiil, of
wnit-11 iB.uix.3Uil li'.'C innvi'il ruioit'
win 11ml liiti'r.'uniittil: mul ni,2H,iitiii
inuviil oxpurt. Hull Nlilnini'iitn
I'ltiollnti'il tn l.flfitl I'lirK.
I'lifllM'il iluini'mln rurixn orilrm tnlnl
'Ml. 2'Jl.2:li; r.'i'l: iinflllid I'xpurl ord.'ri.
0l.2ii0.3il7 fi'.'t; unflllid mil Hud"
ortlxr" 7.2SJI cum.
In thirty four Wfoltit prudiu'llun Iiuh
Ii"M 2.74H.4'J.U,a fi'"t; ni'W IniHln.an
2.73i.o:7.ti7l f.H-t: MhinnirntH 2.7011.-
72.t)oJ fi'i't.
Canning Peaches
Gotxl juicy Cnnninjf' Free 'Stone TVacltcs for salt: in large or
small (tinntitirn. ' Kcatly tu ran now I
Bt'tpirt farm, only n short drive one mile north of Spring
iiclil oil I'iflh street.
Phona Roy E. Corum, Springfield 49F11
Let's All Work Together
: .for Better Service
The print'iial aim of this ntcat (,l U'iartmvnt store is to
icrvc. W'c coiiliiinally strive to j;ive every possible service
tn mir cnsli liners ami we have foiiml that they appreciate it.
We have fouml that in holding fast to our aim of service wc
have hnilt linsine.ss. ,
Your Co-operation Is Asked
Our store is open at 7 o'clock anil wc fiml that in ortler to
serve most people best our first delivery should leave the
store at 8:15. This means, then, that orders for the first
delivery must he in by 8 o'clock. If yon need your ortler on
the first delivery please ortler before 8 o'clock. Orders taken
after 8 o'clock will j;o out with our 10:30 delivery.
Early Delivery a Necessity for Meat Orders
It is necessary that we pet our first' delivery out promptly
because of incut orders, yon sec, if orders for meat for
ronstinp; or l)oiliii( are not delivered early they cannot he
prepared for the noon meal. We ask that you co-operate
with us nutl make it a household rule to ortler groceries, meats
unil all food supplies (I'litme 2lfi) the very first thing in
the morning. ,
We'll Watch the Market for You
In our constant efforts to work'always to the best interests
( our customers wc have evolved a plan for purchasing
fruits ami vegetables for canning for you at the time when
the market is right, just tell us the quantity yon will need
nt any fruit or vegetable and when the price and quality are
just riht wc will buy for you.
Pears Are Right for Shipping
Wc have a quantity of fancy packed pears for shipping. They
arc just about right now to arrive in good condition. We can
attend to the shipping ftu- you if you furnish us with the
necessary information. s
Red-Meat Cantaloupes Are Here
Cantaloupes' with sweet salmon-pinft meat clear down to the
find are absolutely delicious. They arc fairly cheap, too. It
n a shame to have n breakfast without cantaloupe these days.
The Fall Fruit Season Is in Full Sway
Blue Daihsoii 'pluins',Vcacli plifms,' grapes, pears, cralVapplcs,
'vcrbearing strawberries, watermelons, peaches, apples tor
Mting and cooking, tin table is properly set unless it holds
plenty of fruit. . - - " ' '
' A Wide Selection of Vegetables
Grn peppers, com, beans, cucumbers, eggplant, cauliflower,
tomatoes, squash, celery, nnd several vegetables of the season.
THREE
T BELOW NORMAL
I'ANT MONTH U'.AH I lltll,:l fllAS
VI'lAH l-litUQI) ,
"iiiniiiii Ti'iiiiimiline fur ill liny
i-rnuu ih 1 inly hu lleuit'M mill
.Minimum In 1 1
'I'lio l-iiipuriititi for Annum tlilx
viur Ih lira il.'ur'.i'K liilnw tin, 111,1,11
imrniiil for 11 iiorlml i-iivitIhk Hi limit
tlv.i yi'iird, iit. oi.lliiK In Hi.' tnuntlily
wi-ulhfl- mill lull, -a C',,,,,,11,,1 ,,K,
oy lo (lui'tx.'liluK, lot-ill in"l.-ri,l"nknl
"I'i'i'vr. TIip Mm 11111I piculpUiitlon
-n AiiKiiHt lor tin, punt 1.1 yr, ,H
uf 1111 In' h. whii,, liu rim,
llii' 111. mill rii'liiiit yuninriliiy iln, pri.-
Ipltullnn win. .84, ur .03 uf nn IlK-ll
liolnw nortimi.
Willi a maximum l.'iiipi'i-iiturti or
nnly to d.-Kl'i'in, IOiik propli, enn-
not oiinpliilii uf thu AiiKUKt lii.nl. Th
Ii lu lit nl t.'in pan-Hi mo uf llw month
win ii'iiiliui 1111 thu nr., mul U10 Inw
i'l ti'iiiiiorulurv, 44 iIikihi'h, wiih rn
fonliil nn AUKimt 22 only lliri.o diiyn
lii'foi-'i thu iliitu of tlio mux 1 1 1 1 11 1,1 nun.
I'liruturi,. Thu iiicmi Htiiicu of thu rlv--I'
fur AiiKimt w.i I fnut, .2 Inch, ur
2 of 11 foot below normnt.
'I'lio pri'i'lpltiillon for Ihn 111011II1
wiih .31. Tho im-tiii ti'iiipi'rnturo fur
Hi" month wiih U4.7. Twenty diiyn
wi-rn I'limr. flvo wiro nnrtlv i-lnn.lv
nnd nix wiro i loiiily. Tim dully ri'-
I'oril or li iiill. niluii' for Ail:unt, IH22,
. nn lonuwii:
I nun
1
Mux,
. .811
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. .S3
. .SI
. .K3
. ,K4
. .84
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. .73
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. .73
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. .70
..711
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. .70
. .77
. .71
. .7S
. .81
. .S3
. ,S9
. .7S
..S4
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..7
.08
.74
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.02
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Mun maximum. 04.7 ilCKmca. totul
prcctpltii'.lon, .34 of nn Inch.
Remember to Order Early
Phone 246
The Table Supply Co
' -'Ll d. PIERCE. Proprietor
Ninth and Oak Telephone 246
SEMEfiS ARE SIGNALED
ships cntciK ovr.u timbeh
WITH WHITi; KTHKAMl ltS
A vlnton IluNrt Kmukp In Aeitiii De
crcttHiiur ItitUtfu uf Visibility lu
Two plnncN. piloted by Scrtroantn
Kolly nnd Kowh-r yoMtenliiy flow ovor
th foroHtfi of DoiikIah county hrtvlnR
In tow white Rtreiitnurtt ait u tlKnnl to
iln t4oart;hcrit hnntliiK thrnuKh tho
thlrk wooiIh for lulo Cornutt, lout
hunter, who tuiwil up Wctlncstlay
fveniiiff In tho (Joob county country
nftor wiiiHlorin(r In the timber four
tiny. Thu pi u lien c tic led low over the
furnntH mul It In bclluvcd all the
bimrchorB wcro recalled.
A lookout In tho vicinity of Roso
hurjf reported u flro yoHtorday niorn
lttK and WtTKCiint Fowler took one of
the foresters out In an attempt to lo-
cutu'tha biuxo, but was unable to spot
It. It In thouKlH tho lookout hud seen
foil In tho 1 Infant Umber und iuppoucd
that It wa a fire.
Tho two fires In tho vicinity of
nniln, Hpnttcd InHt Monday, nro burn
Inir fiercely nnd are reported to bo
dtiiiKormiK. AIho. thoro Is a lurKo fire
went of Hoscburjc belnir fanned by tho
wind thrutigh tho timber over a four-
mile front.j Thin flro is Htlll In an old
burn, but in travollntf nouth toward
vh-Kln timber, reports Lieutenant
Mux well.
Kentennt Templomnn yestordny was
(leiiuieii 10 pairoi mo Aioarora coun
try. .Many fires of Incendiary oriKln
hnvo been reportod In Jackson county
und the foremen hopo to locnto tho
pemoiiN start Inir tho fires or to scuro
them out with tho patrol p hint's. State
Forester Klllott requested Captain
Lowell II. Smith to dlnputch one of It 1m
Hhlpa to Medford for thin purpose.
KtnoKo ik ni;ain dimming tho nt
niiinphefo of Western OreKon, reports
L.leulemint Maxwell, who was out on
a flight yewtenlay. Tho visibility over
the country between Cottano Orovo
iiihI HoHrbutK in very poor.
Uuctonnnt New Sc.hrnm nnd' Ser
Hnnt O, H. Oulle arrived horo yester
day mornlnu; from Camp Lewis, stop-
iiiiik- 10 ihko on kiis. tsorjrennt tluilo
left in tho nftornoon for the south.
Tho patrol over tho forosts of
N'orihorn ralifornla will not be sus
pended until September 4.
BRIDGE WORK IS DELED
fnjf tU"MY. MPArtmd',-wli6'hf(ifiI"rhrtl
tho mntorlal for the npart which bun
a K-iiKth of 7& f''.L Is boluif hown In
tho timbor tructs In cany reach of
tho Hlto of tho striiciiiro and Unit the
pi-obloni of tmiiHportatlfiii Ih minim
Izuil, JiUtnber from the old brldKo
Is holme used for Iho fluorliiK, no
now cut lumber beliiK iueewary for
tho bulldliiK' 'I'hu eiiKlneer xteri
that lt Is hopd to huvo both of the
Wen I urn Luiio spans completed thin
year.
Three olhor county brldgo prfijec;
ure a I no planned nn th Norukenzle
road, two bein ir repair work and one
to be remodeled. 'onirulHKlouor M.
Jf. Harlow yesterday nmdo an ln
spocllou trip over thu road In com
pany with tho hrldKO eiiKlnoer. The
road will also bo Kravnled uccordltiK
to Mr. Harlow, the road equipment
now on the 'loverdaio project will
bo moved to tho new work.
CLINIC LIST IS PREPARED
TWO MONTH'S K 'IIKDI'LK All-
HoheduIoH for tho next two months
for tho ho I din K of the child clinics
under tho direction of iho Ijino coun
ty health association have been pro
pared. MIhh Bally OnlKhill, county
nil rue, will bo on duty at tho places
Hchediiled for one week In addition
to the HlnjfJo clinic planned for each
of tho cities. Residents of tho dis
tricts who deslrn information on the
work that lit belnic arranged for here
havo ' been notified to communicate
with tho heudfiuiirtera of the mwociu
tlon at tho courthouso here. Miss
('ralKhlll will bo ut tho olllce Satur
day forenoon.
The following sehedulo has boon
orranKed: Cottau-e (irovo, week of
September 4; ItiKeiio, Kepteniber 11;
HprlnKfleld, September IH; Junction
t;ity, September B5: ('reswoll, October
J; Florence, October 10.
PKOiiltAM WILL Hi: orTLINUU AT
. V, 31, C. A. MlriTXG
InvltiillortH Aru lxo lUiliitc Hent Out
for AnuuiU Kt4tliiK up C'tmrcruiKt of
AHsooiuUoa tu llo Held S-p4. 10...
WIiTi:ilX LAXK riUMHTT I1AM
I'lJil l) HY KOAS WORK
County Uiifflnecr KLulm Tlwl l4trk of
Sunu-liiit Tniisportailoii W'll lc
Iw Work on Xortli lork SiMin
Owhiff to Insufllclent transporta
tion facilities work on tho new bridge
In Western Uino county on the North
Fork of tho HI u slaw Is being ham
pered, nccordlnir to J, V, McArthur.
county bridiro engineer, who returned
yesterday a iter a week supervising
bridge work in thnt district, Material
for the structuro' Is belnir rafted up
tho North Fork from tho mills at
Cushuiau as far us L'ortuso, and from
that point teams nro employed to
haul tho lumber to tho site of tho
construction work. The wntor trans
portation is sufficient but road work
now In progress Is preventing the
land hauling to tho sea no of action.
states tho engineer.
Work on the I'nrlson bridge which
Is being built by tho county bridge
crews Is rapidly progressing, accord-
:!
Th'on LAnb County 'Credit
Assn. has completed credit rat
lugs on over 20.000 persons In
nnd nround Kugene, nnd pub-
llshos every Saturday,, for Mie
uso of Its members only, all
court houso Items, Including
convoynnces, mortgages, suits
filed, mnrrlnges, satisfactions
nnd new credit rntlngs. Month-
IV luncheons of credit' men will
bo hold to discuss credit risks. No
crodit mnn In Kugono enn ufford
to bo without this sorvloo. Call
up tho seorolory,. L, M, Travis,
phono 118 for further Informn-
tion, ,i o-i-tf
To prepare a program for tho win
ter work of thv religious work com
mittee of tho V. Al. C A. a nieutinte
will be held this evening ixf. the asso
ciation building starting at eight o'
clock. Arrangements lor the com
ing year will be outlined and it Is
planned that at a Inter dute the
paxtors of the local churches will be
called Into conference for advice- and
Huggeatlons concerning the work that
is to be prepared. The members or
the committee ure II. A. Sou Its, chair
man. M, 11. Day, Merwin lrlnh, L. H.
Saekett, W. C. Lundru, Fnuik Eber
hard, K. F. Carletun and J. O. Holt,
others will uslo oe aked to serve on
the committee when arrangements are
further advanced, t
Invitations for the annual setting
up conference of the local Y. M. C. A.
are being sent out to officials and
frldnds of tho association. The meet
ing will bo held at the How river
summer camp near Cottage urove
September 10 ana an all-day, program
is planned to start ut 0:30 a. m. The
annual eonTorene-3 -provides a. spivn
did opportunity to pecome better tic
1 1 nn i nt ml wllli tltr -UMMoeiirtltin nro
gram for the cdnVmiryeuii,',,according
to the communications.
Thoxo who are invited to the con
fe re nee Include ull the members of
the board of directors, the board of
trustees, the employed officers, all
committeemen, and- other members
and friends of tho association living
in Eugene, As out of town guests
there will bo the stato secretary, w.
W. Dillon, C. A. Kells and R.. . H.
Boar dm an. general- sTeretnry and phy-
steal director, respectively of the Sa
lem association, respectively, una n
number of members of the stats board
of directors.
Hrt Schaffner
i - 4vmtrx
Clothes
Hart Schaff ner & Marx
Clothes
tor Fall
1922
We'jre ready to show
the new Fall Styles
w
1
Bros,
aae
Ht & Marx Stylish
RAIL COMMITTEE NAMED
.HAY NAMKS taiOI'P TO MAKE
VXMKIt;iN KEIOllT-- ;
The committees which will prepare
a report to be submitted to tho Ku
gene chnmber of commerce, which in
turn will forward this report to the
interstate commerce commission, con
cerning tho viewpoint of Oils part of
tho Willamette valley on the un merg
ing mil road question has been ap
pointed by L. U Kay, president of the
chamber.
In compllnnco with tho voto of the
chamber of commerce at tho meeting
last Monday, Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific oillclalB have been in
vltod to come to Eugene and Inform
tho loral people what tho respective
roads plan to do if tho lines arc sep
arated or If the un merging docs not
take place.
The commlttco npoplntcd by Mr.
Hay Is composed of, the following
men! - Ralph Martin, sales manager
of tho Uooth-Kolly company, chair
man; C. O. Rorer, president of the
Hank of Commerce; George McMor
rnn, of the M c M orran a ud Wash
burno store; E. (. potter, attorney
In the firm of Foster, Potter and lin
mel, and lr. Petor C. Croekatt, of
the economics department of the uni
versity. This committee has" been requested
to submit n. brief of Its report to the
chnmber nf commorce within tho
next month. t . -
w ri
Ik l
and Instruction in sewing as .well as
a course in .hat trimming.
The meetings will bo held at Co
burg school September fi-7-9 and nt
tho community hull nt Pleasant Hill
September 6-8-11, uceording to the
schedule received at the office of the
county agricultural agent here. The
courso Is open to all women residing
in Uie districts In the vicinity of both
Coburg , and Pleasant Hill..
PERSONAL MENTION
. S 1 :
Mrs. Ottls Arnold was In Eugene
yesterday from endling.
H. N. Huntington, of Florence, was
horo yesterday on business.
Edward F. Eailey yesterday was In
Eugene from Junction City.
iirs, pi. it. farfeer was here yes
terday from the Coos bay country.
Frank Nettleship, Junction City
deputy sheriff, was in the city Thurs
day.
Citnto H. TMenes who is attending
medical college In Portland Is visit
ing nt tho home of his parents In
Eugene. j. ' .
Clinton K. Thlenes who Is attend
ing medical coll ego In Portland Is
visiting at tbo hom&. of his paronu
In Eugene.
IfKI '
CLARK At her home nt Coburg.
Mrs. Willlnm Clark at the nge or
57 years. She Is survived by her
husband and the following named
children': An mi, tleorgio, Thomas,
ind Mrs. Lee Smith, all of Coburg,
Mrs. Eui McMullen of Mabel. . Mrs.
Fred Strnub of Central Point, and
Louis Clark of &unta Maria, Califor
nia. She is also survived by hor
mother, Mrs. S. E. McKinney of Cot
tage drove. She was born in Douir
lu3 county In lSi!5. Mrs, Clark was
momher oi tiio Christian ciiuren.
Funeral arrangements are in charge
of Mution Ventch.
DRAINAGE PLAN WITHHELD
ItRSIPKNTS OI? TUlAXOliR LAKE
DISTRI., V1T1UHAW , .
FollowliHi tho withdrawal of many
,of tho proporty ownoi-s that petitioned
for the formation of a drainage dis
trict In the Triangle lake section tho
plan to organ l Be has been postponed
for the present although It is under
stood that some of tho land holders
who will benefit by. the. drainage of
the district ore planning to circulate
another petition for a smaller area
Wn that involved in the original
arrangement, ,
At a meeting with tho county couit
yesterday the number of signers of
tho' potltlon Who withdrew their
names brought the total of acreage
below tho fiO per cent requirement
and tho potltlon becamo void.
ARRANGE MILLINERY CLASS
O. A, O. KXTIOXKION DIVISION TO
HOM OOT1WK8
Hndr tho direction 'of Esther B.
Cooley, of tho extension division of
tho Oregon Agricultural college, plans
are' being mado for tho holding of
two throe-day classes In ni)ll!lne,ry
work for tho women ofi tho Coburg
and Pleasant IHU districts. The
classos will bo limited to 15 momhors
Insum-wlth PTnrv Tromi. IS W. tUh H
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
. 'niiln will be received from responsible
eonlrnetors. nt our office In Eugene, Ore
gon, not later than 10 A. M. September
10th, for construction of addition to our
Wendting mill poud. Involving movement
of approximately 25.000 yards of earth.
Work ran be handled by steam shovel
and trueka, by scrapers nnd tractor, or
tenrnx nnd scrapers. Bids will bo re
ceived on ynrdtige, bnsls, or lump sum
bnsls. Necesnnry data for rontmctors
will bo nvnllnble nt our office on Sep
tember 4tlk Bidders' will be shown the
work on the grouud if tbey desire,, Ample
time to finish work ctut be allowed. Tho
rlKht lii rcaorved to reject any . and ll
bids.
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far
The modem way
Turn In at ill. 4Iim of tht
hidd. 8af. thorou.h fluih-
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rvflllinf with Zuoleo. of
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COMPANY .
(CtUioraL)
MODERN CRANtXASE
aEAMIMC SERVICE
Save Cash By Carrying
We Do Not Deliver
HENCE YOU SAVE
Large Loaves
2 for
Small Loaves .
2 or .
..13c
-25c
-15c
Pastries of AD Kinds at Lower Prices
' : 36East9tB '
iXHe Dunn Bakery
STATE FM
SAILED
September 25-30
A wealth of agricultural displays.
Greatest livestock shpvir in Noruv, ;j !
west. ; Splendid machinery and ' '
tractor exhibit. Excellent races,
and high-class amusements. Best
of camping and parking grounds
Excursion rates on all railroad
lines. '
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For particulars write , 1" ' '
.... , i-' .. ... vrtn- .i
, A. H. LEA, Manager, Salem '
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each and will Include demonstrations