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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE ORE., WEDNESDAY,-SEPT. , TWO Off for the Sea Shore Special Train Friday ' September 15tK Leave Eugene 7 A. M. for Flor ence, Lane County's Seaport. Free Dinner Royal Good Time Make Reservations Immediately Eugene Chamber ot I Commerce Morning Register Lane County News Service 1 Old Ihblorlothfl f where It la worn and use the out An old tablecloth which Hiae part to make a hem between worn through around the edge of (two and three Inches wide, slip the table can be made into an at the edffe of the cloth between the iracivve tuncu ciuia. viu 11 ,. two edfre or tne roia ana neni. NERVOUS, AND ! HALF-SICK WOMEN j : r- . : : These Letters Recommending Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound will Interest You I For Yoor Own Good Pfeaae Read Them Yddngstown, OH "Last M I bopii to feel mean and my bade hurt me and I could hardly 00 my littla bit of housework. I waa played oat when I wonld jaataweep one loom and would have to reat I would have to pat cuahiaa Behind me when I would ait down and at night Ieouldnotaleepunleaalhad somthing under ray back. I bad awful cramps every month and waa just nearly all in. Finally my taa band said to me one day, Why don yon try Lydia E. Pinkhama medkinerandlsaid, lamwilliiut to take anything if I could gat wall agaiB." So I took one bottle and a second one and felt better and the neighbors asked me what I waa do. jug and said. 'Surely it must be do ing you good ail right' I nay; just finished my eighth bottle and I can not express to you how I feel, the way I would like to. If you can use this letter you are welcome to it and if any woman does not believe what . I have written to he true, she can write to me and I will describe my condition to her as I have to yon. Mrs. Elmeb Hbablby, 141 S. Jackson St, Youngstown, Ohio, . down," writes Mrs. L. E. Wiese of and waa always blue and bad no am bition. I was this way for over a year and bad allowed myself to get Into quit a serious condition. One day I saw your advertisement In the daily paper and began to take Lydia E. pinkham'a Vegetable Compound at one. I have improved ever since taking the third bottle and I find it is the best medicine I have ever taken." ' Benefited by First Bottle "I was completely run down and notable to do my housework. I just dragged myself around and did not - have energy to get up when once 1 sat down. I read advertisements of Lydia E. Pinkbam'a Vegetable Compound in our paper The Indiana Daily Times,' and learned all about it Ireceivedresulta from the very first bottle and now I am doing all my own work, even washing and ironing, and I never felt better in my life. I tell all my friends it is due to you." Mrs. Elizabeth Rhkbold. 403 N. Pine St, Indian apolis, Indiana. . xou snouia pay uewj va uie w lenencea of the leae women. They know how they felt before taking the Vegetable Compound, and af ter- , - fTM wla - ,CBIIHV.4i-"".i wants, tna. Th.Hr words are true. " UNH 01. VJ. li , - Lydia K. Pinlcham" Prirate Text-Book upon "Ailmenta Peculiar to Women" will be sent yon tree upon request wrnn 4TamAA aavwtm MAiiMt peculiar to tv omen niu wkuv w - Write to the Lydia Piakluun Medicine Co., Ljnn Jnasst Save Gash Dy Carrying I We Do Not Deliver Hence You Save ALL BREADS PASTRIES AT REDUCED RATES SPECIAL MERCHANTS LUNCH uttt Unta it30 35c Hours during Fair Week S A. M. to 11:30 P. M. M East th The Dunn Bakery (Under New Management " l ' " ? Look at This List of School Supplies Buy Here, Where You Get Big Value for Your Money, Pencils. Pens, Tablets, Fountain Pens, Ink, Rubbers, Crayons, Paints, Scratch Paper University Pharmacy Con Eleventh and Alder Phone 1 1 4 SANTA CI .Alt A NKWM NtVrt.8 (Hi'gliU'r bum County. B pec la I , , SANTA CLAUA, Or.. 8opt. IS. XAt UobcrtRon ami rum 11 y with Mr. niul Mm Uurua Htibrtnoii, ur uptMHltnn vurutliu. at Walton. Mm. WitUvr U Mytn-m ami chtM ron huvo roturniMl from a two woekH vUlt with htr atator ut Hilu.ond, Wu-hlnntoii, Misa 1 less lo iMtupmmt la rccovr Inr from an aeut attack ot -pontile it la. Tho community grain exhibit for tlio !-nn county fnlr Ima bioi ,r partHl ami tho fruit and vvunblo tllspluy Is now biMntf uHMtMubUul. A mucting of g-nrul prouarutlou will be held In the hall on Kr.duy evening. The charter membership Hut of the Hoy Scout troop will be closed at the meeting Wedneaday even lug. Tho boys are making good progrea In learning tcoutoraft and will soon be wearing their b1gea. v I U VI NO NKWS NHVTKS (Ktvtr Lano County Uclsl) IRVING. Ore.. 8pt. 12. Rev. nnd Aire. A. J. Smith Mart today for Salem, where they will visit, and from there tnoy wtu go to roi immt to attend the conference, which wtlN eonveno on the 14th. Teh Kev. K. C. Hollidny will prench next Sunday morning in Mr. simtti a aoiunce. Irving grange meta In regular aesslon Krido evening of this week. There win w an mirmng pro gram. The la (Ilea quartet will sinff. Other songs, readings and discussion Also will be feature of the nroarnm. - Mra. Kertha Near, who has been spending tho summer months In Portland, earn In Friday and at ton tied the teachers' meeting in Eu irene. and then to her home in Irving, where she will soon begin the full term of teaching. Her two daughter came with her. The elder one will attend high school at Santa dura. Mr. and Mra. TeRoy Woods, of Eugene, wero Sunday nfternoon visitors at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Hockaday. James Ryan was in Irving on business rriday afternoon. The Misses Mabel and Lnketa Smith, from Seattle, who are on a short visit to their pa rcum, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith, of Tornne, came in company with their par ents and made their grandparents. Mr. ana Mrs. I. c. Smith, of Irving. a pleasant visit on Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Smith were dinner guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs, Foster last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Zumwalt attended the Picnic at Trent last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. O, Harwood and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mra. X. A. Fox and Grandma Koeppe, motored to C res well last Sunday, to visit with Mrs. Eliza Thompson, who is a sister, of Mr. r'oJC. Prune drying will begin here the latter part of the week. TRENT KBWS NOTES f RcgliUr Laae County Special) TRENT. Ore.. Sent. 12. The Misses Miriam Borhart and Mild red Doty are both home and im proving nicely after operations (or appendicitis at the Ooshen hos pital. K. M. Zumwalt of Irving. Demo crat nominee for commissioner. spent Saturday in Trent with rela tives and friends, and enjoying the picnic. " V J. W. west waa up from Coast Watch us grow. Are the Young folks for School? A properly balanced pen THE SNAPFILL It is tapered at the end and is absolutely perfect in writing balance.- It has a patent safety cap and chain you can't lose it It has the exclusive "alligator" feed feature.- In short a "feature pen." The Dollar point pencil is the most perfect of alt me chanical pencils. See it. One dollar and more. ' OppOS! Euseihe . Ore. ite Woolworth's Seiberling's Big Advantage'' F. A. Seiberling with l-50th the plant investment' can make l-6th as many tires as the larger tire manufac turers., . . In 23 years he has built more cord tires than any other man. : . , Such a manufacturing ad vantage and such experience account for' SEIBERLING CORDS which he offers hrou'gh us. Don't spend tire money until you see them here. ; - Pacific Auto Co '- Eugene Oregon Fiii'k Mmulay mumliiit. Mra. )nty ami children rutuniua oni Willi .Ids fur tho uuy. Tha Knrniorn' union plrnta Put ur.lny vum wall nllvnil.A anil i yooii program wnn rfiulerct!, Hvv. tirul nblo in.n nui'lt as Air. rwre. uuul yiaoA lulkM. -Mr. KilvmnU' liunil la .lowly Im pnivlnn (trr havlni1 tho fln(r tiiken uff. Tmnt la v.ry quiet, Hvml b Inir at th. hup ynnls. . Mr. niul Mrs. Frank Klmluill, Mr. anil Mm. U li. WmI, Mr. nuil Mra. W. IV tliillun. Mr, and Mr Hob llnuKlunnu ami fnmlly, Mr. and Mm. Krnwit Wtm.Uir ami fnm lly, nml Mr. and Mm W. U VII- ir anil runiiiy uii -rueauny mr tnvr aitva alar at the ctmat. II. O, WhuvUr ntlrniloil Ilia blw Itcpubllomi mcolliig at Kugonu Sutiiriluv. Llttl. Juno StnuV.1 lmil hor fln gra bailly Hiiuali.a with tci'tor board Haiurony. Oral-. IMook of Mnrcola vlltid with hor rnmlnarruta. Mr. and Mra. A. T. Mlllr mid fnmlly, for a few w.oka. John . l'rattsa was In Euskiio Mnntlav. ... . W. J- and W, K Wh.nlxr loadad at enr of lumbvr at lwell Nou ilnv. ' Tho alaahlnir of tho Wolf and Whuflor plnooa want on a rampnao Sunday nftomoon, tho wind m ln up nnd It took eonaldorablo work to control tho flro, which wna near Krncat Whoolor's and Frnnk lclmhntl'a bnlldlnca. Th. Mncklckoff family movod up from Sprlnsflold nnd plokod berries on tho PriiKdoff placo. WIMW.IUIY 1F.IUMXAI (H.il.l.r L.a. Couoljt Siwclall WnXHKItltY. Oro., Sapt. II. Mr. and Mra. C a Mooney spent Tuesday with Mr. Moonoy'a broth era up Wlnberry. Mr. nnd Mra. H. O. Kilwarda vis ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Muthnvy. Mr. and Mrv n. t. Parlor nnd their aueata. Mr. and Mra. C. Vr dlor nnd son of Kureno, enmped up Dig Full crook Bulurdny ovon- Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Therkel of Portland visited with Mr. and Mra. Glen Wambold laat week. They wero on their way homo from a trip to Crater lake. A. J. Itenfro Is nralstlnc Urt Vaughn with hl new house. Chas. Neet haa boon aawlng wood at tho A. Mathnoy ranch. Clark Randall transacted ouai neas In Eugene Tueaday. C. R Mooney and J. C. Kalman made a bualnoaa trip to Kugone Thursday. m. Mnnr Boehmon ana w. J. Boehmen of Portland, mother and brother of Ms. Olen Wambold, ara ialUng her for a few deya. K. E. Bar or i)won was in inia vicinity Monday buying cattlo and nogs. . . Mr. and Mra. M. K. uouien ana family and Mr. and Mrs. D. Logan and daughter wore Eugene visit ors Thursday. Jos. Keel has been visiting nis slater, Mra. B. B. Carter. DAILY MARKET REPORT ORROOS JOURNAL MARKET 8ETIVICE PORTLAND. Ore, 8DL wniw ntnsUlerabl itranith Is shown In the Bnnt K market sttuatioo iwre, no further cbaoiM were showo la Mil lag value for the (Jar- Bur his or ices wsre again iofis. Indicating the general shortage of flnt clasa offering. Dlds (or current receipts nave on advanwd to 80c a dosan for Portland de livery with henneries at 33c a dosaa. Oo the bast ot the baring price Indlra ttoa point strongly to higher selling valuu, although 87c continued the ex treme top tor selects Tuesday. General advancs ot lcoze a nova. however. Is shown In the selling price of short held atorag at S2o a doaeav De mand for such offerings la rather favor able, quality being a big factor at the moment -"BUTTER SITUATION FAVORABLB Market for butter la showing e favor able ton but prices ere unchanged gen erally. State cube extras continue firm around 40c a pound, but that appears the extreme llmIL Local interests are pot Inclined to advance the selling price un less compelled to. HEAT SENDS LEMON PRICE UP Extremely high price have been erred by the California lemoq Interests, who have taken full advantage of the not weather by advancing their quotation! 50c a case. Sales along the Ureal gen erally at so.soe $10.00. HEAT AFFECTS VEAL DEMAND Because of the extremely hot weather of the Uit two days, only a very limited demand Is showing for country -killed calves. Receipts have been light and this has been an aid. Hog supplies are limited. DRIED PRUNE MARKET BLOW Wry little demand Is showing in the market for dried prunes. Foreign inter. est has practically subsided, due to the complicated and unfavorable political situation. Domestic buying Is of the most limited character for many years. POTATO DEMAND IB AT LOW EBB With Walla Walla freely offering po tatoes here around $1.00 to $1.05 pnr wntai, Portland delivery, end with fliial ity extremely good, there Is practically no movement of local w&nfY, Idaho stork hnd not ben giving aatltfaftlon here of Inte. BRIEF NOTES PRODUCE TRADE rooking fats down lc a pound. Worden grapes moving slow, ground no a pound bulk. Celery market congested ; tales ground no to hkc omen. . . Chirk wi market Is about steady. Cantaloupes generally lower. wth I $1.29 top; some sales 50c up, Onion market shows temporary short sge of quality stuff. PORTLAND. Ore., Sept 12. Butter- Belling price, box lots i Creamery prices k. , I "ir"' "c Ior P''n wrappers, aouun, pr in. i uairr, ouy- lug price, 2fll?27a per In. Butterfat Portland deliver baste. V 1 grade, 44c. No, 2, AU No, gone. 42c for "A" grade. ChSeee FUlHnarf TlllaniMa .ta.1.. pROZPo lb., Young Amerloa, aoflaoi hi. i wrfRtin iripieu, jesiyzefl, llliying price, t o. b; Tillamook: Triplets, fine; iuim niiiaini gnu lungnomH. (0, MS1I- Ing price: Block Swiss, fancy, III l .Th imbu rger, S40e$o; oream brick. 240 2fl. WggsBuylng nrloe. Fronc - etMMt Current receipts. Wee tern Oregon, 80c per doxeni Eastern Oregon, H7n per doxenj honnerlen, 83c per down. Belling iMiutj, nmmjt, ma per aosen flanrtlfirt, .iRni pullets, Slei storage, extras, so A 32o per doxen. t MM 4 Poultry Belllnt enetl Retry hjns, 21 22o Per lb, light hens, l) 4 I8o: broflers, Rocks, Bl23oj other nroiiers, jsu-vue per lb, l eld roosters Sc; decks, lfiAiflo lb. W9' Otilons flelllne nrtAai (a Walla t Walla, $1.25; ftrllo, retailers oelona, 80 f 80o ter tleieu aer lb. I ISitatotwr Ssllln prtre to relallere i Oregoti, tamy, at,U(Vr S1.A0 per eetital; ftwiut potatoee, 4aMaglb Country Mata-Hellhig prloet CNtunlry bugs. 144tflOt! IWSVT siuii iw , tuns (attout M te 100 11, tftUQldiio per lb; hoavy gluff, less, laaibs, l$o SRO4K0 lb. I - Smoked MeatsHams, brkfH( iwmH. nufjene. . . , I'soklug lloitue Mt'ttl" Steer beef, 14 ff 16ie lb. helfere, lilVie la, eewe.lKti lb.: lambe. IKifaie III.; ewe. 10Q14U lb.: hw. lH0H lb. lrv Heine rnnrvti, ins per i. t llarat tuinU. COItUtOUUd. US HOPS WitOL ANt lHORS T Hops im crop, noutlniO, 150 lb. Illilfe Cslf-kl'i-, 1Uf L;l Ut.) kljte, OtjKV lb.: arret. Utiles, tJOlu lb. t elt etl, t tfOc per lb. Mthlr Nominal, teoSJe lb. Hlinep Pell Long dry pelts, MfflTOe, eburt llts, PCrltte; long half goal pelle. loruv; short hair goat pelts. JWO BDo Wool Willamette valley, coarse. W O 30o ; medium, 9O0?o lb.; flue, .ti-caflo lb.; Hasteru oreguBa Idaho. IUHJSTo lb. Tlliw and Ura No. 1 lallow. ftO oHo: Ne U, 4iCr5e, grease, 8V(f4e '"iJJrara Bark IS3S peel. fl4o! lB'Jl peel. Te id.; arape root, mi id. .IT.SOfilM.OO , tutto T.no , ..7o b ts . 4.00V s.tn o.oo o B.fiO sono sno tt.OOtf s.oo 1 B0t g.OO MWO 4 00 b.oo ft no 4 000 S.OO HOUO O.oo s ootr s so 7.00 8.00 . p.uorj T OO 4 0047 b.00 ATT LB ChoUe steers Medium to gAwd steers, Fair te medium leers (ramon to fair ateera .. , Choice cows and heifers Medium to good cows, Iters . 1.50 0 4. HO Fair to ta odium cows, heifers ... . , , Common cow ....... Cannere ...... nun Choloe feeders Fair to sxwt rjiders..t t'holcr dairy rs . Prim' light calves Mediura light calves . Heavy vnlvee Comuion heavy calves nuna Prima tight 10.00 ff 10 BO Smooth heavy, 250 to SOO pounds 0 00 II 0(10 .100 rounds and up 00f p oo Hon it h heavy (1.000 8 00 Feeder pig 0.75 010 00 Fat Pig 0 TOO 10 00 Staga. subject to dockage... 0.000 7.00 sitickp Kaat-of-mountalo lamb . , . 10 0OO 1 1 00 Uboir valley I am he 0.60010,80 Medium valley tame K,00 0.00 Common valley lambs .... flood H 00 Cull lambe 6 00t7 0 OO Light yearling a.Ui)tf a B" Havy yearling 7tmoHJ Usrht Witt hers 8.00 0 TOO Heavy wethers 8 009 0 00 Ewe 10OO 000 PORTLAND GRAIN ANDeFEKD PUUTLANU. Ore.. Sept U- Grsiu tu- turv : Wht blucetrm and Ueert, 8p tember. $t SO; October. $1.18; aft white, WewtaTQ white, Bptamber. $1.0H; October. $13; hard winter. September, $1.04: October, $1. 01: no rt Bern spring. September, 81.04: October, $1,08: Wert, em red, September. $1.03 : Oetnber, PPe. Oats, No. 8. Be-pound a at urate. Sep tember. October. $30; SO-pound clipped. September, October, $-0 : 8Hpouad aatur al. September, October, $31. Corn. No. 2 Eastern reltow ahlDment September, October, $29. CIIICAOO MARKET QUOTATIONS C 11 10 A GO. Sept. li. Wheat .No, S red. $1.04; No. 2 bard. $1.0H$l.oa4. Corn, No. 2 mixed. 03 14: No. X yel low. 63 8-4CS4. i Oats. No. 2 white. 90 0 384: No. 8 white, 34 3-4 0-15 8-4. Rye. No. 2, T40 73 3-4. Barter. 83002. Timothy aced. $4 0nof000. Clover seed. $12 00 9 910,00. Pork, nominal. . Lard. $10 27. Jtlbe. $9,600 $10.80. .. SAN FRANCfBCO HAT, GRAIN. FBEO Mi" FKANU1SCO. Seot li R-elot. : Hay. 400 tons: hay. wheot SIB to SIT: fair. $13 to 115; Utne oat, $14 te $10; wild oat $10 to $12; aft si la, 118 to $10; stock, $S to $11. . 1 SEATTLE HAY, GRAIN AND FEED SMATTLH. Sent IX CMv dellverv ! Hay Timothy, $28; D. C $2": mixed. $23; alfalfa. $21; V. C. $28; straw. $18: barley, whole. 88: ground and rolled, 88: clipped. 40: chirk starter. BR 1 chop all grain. 41: corn, 87: corn cracked and feed meal, 80 ; scrstcb food, 46 soya bean, 69) wheat. 48. NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET NEW YORK. Sept 12. Evaporated apples dull; state, 17 010c; prunes quiet, California. 6 1-4 01ftto; Ore gon,, 12018c: posrhee quiet choice. izuoivw: extra choloe. 14010 1-4; fancy, let o 18c Hope dull, state and Psclftc Coast 1021. 18020c; 1020. 16018c. mu mil sale Now Going on with ruli Mean, Ahead 36-INCH STANDARD Percales . t,i, , Vd. 17c 32-INCH AMOSKEAG laingna Yd. 25c Regularly sells at 32c nnd 39c the yard. At this low price we give you the choice or any of our 60 odd patterns Your unrestricted choice of A, new fall cretonne or plaids ir 29c percales go at price 36-ln All Wool Storm Serge Regularly sells at $1.25. An excellent material for your early fall dress or skirt or even a middy. ' An assortment of p0pu snaaes at per yarci 1 ?c Only S Coats L-eft at $12.78 Peoples ash Store Ifnn PlokirtaT Kotitn The Ijeonard yard will bostn Monday, Hoptember 1 1. Truck will Ieav dally from Second and Main street a, flprlnsNeld, at 7 a. m. Yard 18 one mile aoutn on Second street. , More pfcekora wantea ; extra good plcklns. MANN I NO LEONARD. v Phona 1380, Kugone, fl-10-tf Leave It to RririnLer Classified SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for !anft County, A lire Adnms, plaintiff, ts. Earl Adams, defendant. To Earl Adams, dnfendsnt In the name of the vital of Oregn : You are hereby required te appear and answer th complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit within the time here inafter set for you to do so, or the plain tiff will apply to th Court for the re lief prnyed for In her complaint which Is In suhstance as follows: For a decree of this Court dissolving the bond) nf matrimony rinw existing be tween plaintiff and defendant; for the rnre. ronfrnl and rn-tody of their three minor ehlldren, follow 1 Dora Adnms, Pnnrly Mnm nnd Ilnfn Adame, nnd for othnr nnd ftirtfiir relief an mny netm Jut itnfl nmpor. Thli enmmona Is published In the Mnrnlns? Reetr nf Kuvene, Oregon, onre a wek fr sli weehs rnnwiitlvely, ptir 'Msnt to an order for the same mndn by Hon. C. P, llarnard. County Juris, nf lan County, ormn, dnted Augut 14th. 1922, and you are hereby nfiulred to appear and answer said complaint on or before tho InHt day of en id six week from tho date nf the first publication of this aiimmonfl, namely: on or before the ZTin any nj neptemner, iuzz, or the plaintiff will apply to th above entitled Court, lor the relief hereinbefore prayed for. Date of the first pnhllrminn of this summons is augum mm, 11122. MARTIN 0, IIOOR. Attorney for Plaintiff. ' Wrrf 8-10-7 SUMMONS In the circuit Court of tha State of iiregon ior inn county. Krma Steach, plaintiff, vi, Iialpb D. Stesrn, defendant To Nalph u, Hteacb, the abova named defendant. In tha name nf tha State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer th complaint filed agnlnst you in the above entitled suit, within the time berslnnfter set for you in do so, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court fnr the relief prnynd for in snld nomplnlnt, which Is In substnnce an follow, to wit: For a decree of the Court dissolving the bends of malrjmnny now Minting be tween plaintiff and defendant herein. That plaintiff ho given the care nnd custody and control nf said minor rhll dren. Florence J. Stearh, age 8 years, and Pslmar F. Btnach, age 2 years. That defendant he nompefled to onn tribute sijoh'siim as the court rnav deem reasonable . toward tha support of aald minor children, and for sua other and further relief tu th Court may eeviu meet ami pruir. This summon Is puMUhtst In th Morning kiter mif a fnr a t" rU'd Ot ! notiaerutlv Wiot. imreiistit it order fr the ut made by Itun r . bkipearth. ( lngl( J wf Ittie Count, tlrcoo. dalr4 KriiUiuber Pih. li'J-, and you r rvtiim m mvr the it dar of Mid twriod of ut Irtifli Hi id dale of the first nuMU-a- Hon Ot Ible Muittmune. t)utety: on ur bo- ' fnr the lHth dr t4 tvtpbor. 19Ji. or , the purMlrf will apply to the he en : iiiieu 1 oart inr tb ritef here nbetor UetitloniHt. 1 Th dst of the flret publlcatlna of this f luisuiuu Is Sofietntyr oth. 102'. WAI.TRK II JttNKS. I Attorney for (Mat.. iff Paste ffleo tdrs: aih and Willamette I SttMt Kuseoe. Ongtm. Wed B-tl T I place fur hearing objections thai re U and the ktl lament l hereof . t'etd attd first published September la. iva. ritANK II. TIIOUPHON. AduMiltm4ir, V, II. H KIM) WICK. Cr.,l, or., Ailultiey fur ScUte. W4. t 13 ft PHO IOGRAPH5 at . TOLLMAN'S NtrTICB Of KIN At. MKTT1.KMKNT I In the rminty t'ourt for tha tflAta at 1 Orcaon fer lne County. I in me matter M lb eatat of O at. J. Themt4on, dwed. r la hereby awn thai Ilia undnr- alsiiNl Admhlatrit'r of the watatn of ' Olt J. Tbouipaon. detcd. haa fllml hi final rvat)!)t In the katd County i firt for the State of (irrjta tr I .an 1 oniT enn mat Tuesday, iim 17th gar of tw-tntwr. M1J. at 11 A. U. of said day i and the t ounty tTourt llmm In the Court llnuao at Kuicne, Orlott. has tn -pulnted by sahl t'ouri ae Um lliu itd Cured Her Rheumatism Knowing from terrible eiperlence th suffering rsuaed by rhettmallam, Mra. J. R Muret. Ihj lives at ftuN K Ollv St.. n-173. llliMimltiston. III. Is so thatikftil at having rured heraelf (hat out nf puro gratitude ah Is antu to tail all ether sufferer jut how to gt rid of their torture by a simple wy at bom. Mrs, Hurst ba nothing to eel). Merely cut out tttN notlee. mall It to her with your own nam and addreaa, and she will gladly end you this valuable information entirety free. Write her at once before you forget, (42) TO-DAY SEE The New Roadster on display in our antes room. You, and especially travclinp salesmen, are invited U see ill i newest model in the 1 liipmnbile line. Hupmqbik Coupe Bangs Sarage 8th and Pearl rbaatB Every heaping spoonful orJfeUo&s Cornflakes ves at ot delight "Hurry na lAara, cli llmm harm I can't wait much w-? langtr to car soma Kithgt't , ior lunch I ri.y mak: mo . otorvln' hungry! , Hurry up. Little folks and big folks share full measure In tlio treats Oif Kellogg's Corn Flakes generously, supply! Kcllogg's are so lerful in flavor that you can't remember ever having tasted anythiK n Maa at J '1 M A a . - . . . . rrl..a.aa StatVflf bouui Ana, xaiK aoout crispness and cruncninessr Z i tfas such fascinating food for every meal la the day, for snack-lund"1 and between-times nibbles I " '' . . 4 iat You're always keen and ready-set for Kellogg's those Wfr iwf brown Corn Flakes are irresistible! Why it makes you hungry Onen a bor unit yours in serving Kellogg's! Start tomorrow morning-and WJ j ," vAjtooou in no uncertain leriua. every one onnrst trial they're wonderfull TOASTED CORN FIAK? Be cortain that vou pet KELLOGG'S Corn Fh To ask for "corn flakes" may bring you an iw-JJL Look for the RED and GREEN package that ws the signature of W. K. Kellogg, originator tf w Flakes. NONE ARE GENUINE WITH0U1 , CORN I . I. ! f Alw maker, of. KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES sad KELLOGG'S BRAN,' cooked n
