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the Ladies. Above
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Today V express brings us a second,
-ehipment of Dresses-in stylish stout- ;
' sizes-rSjzes of 42, '44, 46 and 48. We 1
' take' pleasure in 'showing these Dress-,; ;
es;, each garment showing style, keen:;.
individual lines,: best 'adapted to the.
plunjp vromaft," who' appreciates style,
as well-as her slender sister. 1 ( ';;
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Moderately Priced $16.75 to M0 :
Robb's Dress Shop
S20 Willamette Street
OF WOODBURY'S TALK
Great Essayist of lovable
Personality, Says Speaker
ECCENTRIC AND VITAL
llml Inner Font) 'flint Wiik Ktliiiu.
Iiitivc. Arousing liorinlnal, (Till
j tlve. Is AsMrtloii
- 1 Governor to Tonr Highways
KALE)", Ore.. July 12. Govern
or! ttlchardson, of California, and
thi California state highway com
mission will arrive In ?runts Pan.
Oragpn. at 8: IS o'clock a. ro July
2Siiiana In the next few days fol-1
lowing will make an automobile
tour of the highways or Oregon
and Washington. This was an
nounced at .the office of Governor
Pierce todav. The Oregon narty
will accompany the California and
Washington partiea
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to Grow Hair
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;. provu this to Im unitex-
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KU thla fat tod iDtrh It
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-ttsfacttoo jf tut lofuetiooa
4- eUp t ItiKmii m fltjbmu.
lankon this 4rIci.Hi1':
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p4r most biia tvtlf'H tlif
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.tfa tXLhorHlam till le t"m .'t-
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Uu toota. It makes hair
row. Bst tks pokUe has
oftsm baami dasalvad. Bo mm
I'lr tMn aetnes Bsrl
IMMM ts combat infactsd
Usham Finally a 1 no
tlvs treatment was foaad.
It is applied a saw way
aeianunc war. ifiot
or Dot 1 1 a.) it
yaaetratM to ts follicles of
Lbe -hair.' It combats ths
Saoum and rsmevaa It. Rs
solts ara marked. The are
4ulck. la three weeks U
attta falllac hair. It crows
new hair 'In most -eases with,
contlttucd usi.
We-'urso you 'to try this
Mew y. - Go today to any
ttu(Cflrlfcrt. Aalc for Vau ss
4'tM &!blp Huseaff'i on
trrittuaut plan.
!'Vi 'il -row win art our
: .'-' te, wigtuit by the
I fro. ii hont you
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Eatu'.riata Surest, Chicago. 1IL
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LaneCouniyNews
;'':" Now on Bale at '
Kuykendairs
-.-''lOTO WaiamoUo Jl...-...).,,. .-.'.
f and other leading drag and department stores
.4;
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: V j Dollaw ani Paint ;
i Your bum and outhniHtngr, tepnent a ansloWk
bU invatment. They aflbtd ihelur foe nliubk
Ihn track, crops and equipment... To nplaoi them'
would cost considcnbl money. ( ; ,
. The WMthtr h the grcaoat ; cntmy you hne to
pwiuime to im your buildings from destruction.
Decay Is dangerous k attacks unnsmtrd surtaon.
Rsp an eipenstre, tad an too often delayed unol
SHERWIIWlLLiAMS
Paints and Varnishes
, m nsw tow, erinflWfllaV
jnsde tipnuly tor tana uw offer the gnsnst pro.
.octioa to youf buildings. We hare a full tins al
aur stsaa. .
COVsMlX I
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JjjjJJJJJjJpIsJamaaase
C::zzvm-VliiJUAm Products
1 Quackcnbuohb
IM Math Avenae Ewt
An appreciation of Ralph Waldo
Emerson, us a' man as well us mi
author, is what Charles J. wood
buiy, of Oakland, Culifornln, Clowe
friend of the author's anil of the
entire "Concord croup. ' uroUKht
to his hearers before (he-university
summer . session students and
townspeople yesterday. Mr, WooJ
bury's leoturo is rupleto with rem
inlscences of the great essayist
which bring his audience a picture
of a lovable, eccentric turn very
vitul personality.
yAnd yet." said Mr. Woodbury.
"I hesitate to use the word per
sonality in connection with Kmer-
son. There was nothing personal
ahout him. He hod an inner force
that was - stimulative, arousing,
germinal, creative. Ho was like no
other i Kmerson. Ills geneulogy
traced back to Gautama Buddha,
Confucius, Socrates and Benjamin
Franklin.
"Emerson Is to be rend ns the
scriptures, are to be read a sen
tence nt a' time. One arouses the
soul, the other the mind. His lit
erature abounds in challenges."
Audience Is Whle
In discussing Emerson's essnys,
and the way in which he went
about writing them, the' spenker
said that he had never ceased to
marvel at the fact that a man who
wrote On such abstract subjects as
'Compensation,' . "Self-Reliance,
"Love." . "Friendship" and "Char
acter," could still command such a
large audience. It was because the
author's sincerity and vitality were
so manifest in what ho wrote. Mr.
Woodbury said that he used to
think that Emerson spoke only to
a eelect group, but' since, he had
seen pocket-size Emerson's in the
hands of commuters in California,
seen volumes of his essays on bar
ber's shelves 'and met a-railroad
conductor's son who was named
for iiim, he had changed his mind.
Events Were Nothhur
"Events were nothing to Emer
son," said the speaker. "His
thoughts were his events. ' Mr.
Woodbury told of the entrances in
Emerson s diary for the most im
portant events of his life. They
were short, terse, concise. When
his home was destroyed by fire, he
wrote simply. "House burned."
For his meeting and his marriage
with his wife he had only two short
entries on different dates. "Two
lines for Lydla," remarked Mr.
Woodbury, with his quaint humor.
'Mr. Emerson believed that the
way your thought first comes to
you is the best," said the-speaker.
"He . believed- also- that ' the best
lines scan. He used to say, 'Note
the thoughts that come to you and
follow-them.: Beware of hinges to
connect your thoughts.' Insincerity
Is apt to creep In there He .did
not care if the thought he uttered
today agreed with one he had ut
tered a month before. If a sentence
in one of his essays could agree
with a preceding one. all right: If
Jiot, it would have to. look out for
Emerson's great message, said
the speaker, was that of sincerity.
Individuality. His plea was to have
everyone be himself at all times. .
house which Is rather old. The
place will soon bo repaired, and
van be fixed up by pati-lllug the
roof unit mending other burned
uortlona of the hotiso.
The Olivers only recently moved
to this city, and Mr. Oliver was
uat leuvttiir tu work ill the Cas
cade forest service when the ucoi-
itent occurred. , .
Ku Klux Kin n Is Suhjiut
(keeloter Lane. CouDly Bpeclsl)
sntlNOKlKI.D, Ore., July 111.
Rev. W. A. Grossman, pastor or tne
First Christian church at I'enuie-
ton. Oregon, will deliver a free
lecture m the Hell Iheutre In
Springfield at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night on the subject "Tlio Truth
about tlio Ku Klux Klan," Kvory-
body Invited lu attend, It Is an
nounced by those in charge. Rev
erend Cressman Is very well known
as a speaker, and an interesting
lecture is promised.
fHKSWKIl. XKWS NOTI'ii
tKbSlKier lne Couuty. special)
CHHSWEl.L. Ore.. July la.
The Hebekah lodge held an install
ation of officers meeting on Wed
nesday evening which was well at
tended and proved n flue social
feature. The ofrlcers Installed
were as follows: Noble grand.
Ethel Trennor; vice-grantl, Ethel
Kverson: recording secretary.
Ethel Drlscoll: treasurer, Jennie
Sllkwood: R. S. N. a., Emma
Weeks: U S. N. O.. Elisabeth
Sucre; chaplain. Malllo Mooney:
condustress, Emma Mnurunen:
warden, Lou Richardson; inside
guurd, Sarah Smith; outsldo guard,
Dan -Drlscoll; K. . v. u ura
Steele; I.. 8. V. G., Myrllo . Re
freshments of Ice cream ana cane
were enjoyed.
Mr. und .Mi-s. A. J. iieniie anu
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eck ot Mil
waukee. Wis., stopped at Creswell
Wednesday night on their wuy to
Santa Crus, Cul., where MY. and
Mrs. DeLllle have a home anil
ranch. They visited nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. HedgwicK.
who were old acquaintances -at
their former Wisconsin home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tryon spent
Wednesday night nt cresweii on
their return irom crater uikb.
torn. 40 ; corn moked end tl meal,
a; aliens hay, 2i i'. v.. ""
cuhv. IJB: D. C .13; nilsetl. -'T; lis
iiioAl, so, scrsian roou. eoi wn
beat, M i wheat, . .
' 'NBW YORK HOPS TllAllKKT
illw Th AMHiu'ilited Pl-oaal .
NKW YOHK, Jul)' 111. Hope steady I
state, 1023, V0i'JTe; lull. IKflUoi
FhoHIO Coast, 1033. luOHO-a; ml, 19
0160.' '...atll
I -. NKW YOltK I'KOlHtCM
' - (lly The Associated 1'rrsn)
NKW YOltK. July I;!. Mutter tlnil :
criimory hlsbvr tlinll estraa, St
H) 1-le: creamery vxtras, :tl)ir:tt) 1--J0 i
ereanipry I rata. 87 a-44l'3S
Kkxs liniiettli'il : freaii gaiiii'reii, extra
Urals. a7li"J'.H-
Otioot.ii (Iria; State, whole milk, Mala,
fresh. averaKe run. Unr : stule. wliole
milk, twins, frcxh, faiu'y, 3 lti'-ov.
SAN KHANOIKIHI I'llODIICB
thy The AaaiH-lattil Pressl
SAN KKANtMSCO. July iJt. (It. S.
Bureau of AKrlmiHttral Koonoiiilcs).
Butter, p.xlritK, 4(lo; iirllne flrttta, 42o ;
firsts, II l-k.
Kkrs. extra pilllvta, 27.
: Chesso, Osllfornla flat, fnnry, -.'3 l-2o
ciiioAno pnomit'K markbt
- Hy The AsaoclatiHl Preas)
OHIOAilo, July 12. Butter steady;
receipts. 10,87.1 lub-t; stanilanls, 37 l-4o;
other irandes urK-nanitcu.
Ktnts ateedy ; retrlpts, 18.(171 fakci 1
flrsta, Z3iiia 1.2c; ordinary firsts, SI
OKI i-2c: atoraits nnok, oxtras. IIQo:
atornse pack, finds, HI l-4o,.
ISO pound. .
SPRINGFIELD .
HAS FIRE
OLIVER, RESIDENCE ON THIRD
. SAND J IS DAMAGED
(Register Lane -Cousty Special)
SPRINGFIELD. Ore..' July 12.
Fire of unknown origin burned off
the - roof and damaged the front
part of the house occupied by the
Oliver ' family on Third and D
streets this afternoon. The resi
dence is owned by Mr. Lyons, for
merly of this city, who is now in
California.'' --
The fire' department was sum
moned as soon as the blase was
discovered, and all the furniture
was removed from the house. Ef
fective work of the fire fighters
kept the blaze from destroying the
sflfl
rpHEKE .are. some' oils' re
i fined from certain mid- ;
continent erodes which are
called "paraffin oils," -but
w pUee where the erode Is
100 pazafSne and contains
i abachitely no asphalt is under
' tanajrlmla. v ;'.;rv -t '
eod Warerljr Motor OCa are
AH PaemaylTaaia. Year motor
la worth Wayerij.
That'e why we atU amd ret
eauaead Warcriy, All Pens
avlrsvia, Motar OOa, ;
Etangs Garage
Lane Auto Co.
Tourist Garage
1 ? 1 tu a
DAILY MARKET REPORT
; PORTLAND, 'Ore., July 12. These
are prkxa retailers pay wholesalers, u
oept as otnerwise Bocaa.
Butter Selliog price, box lots
Creamery prices Prints, extras, 42c per
lb. for plaia wrappers; cubes, extras,
as 03sc per lb.; prime firsts. 35 1 36c
per lb; dairy (buylac price), 80c per lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery basts
No. 1 grade, 41c per lb. ; No. 2. 88c per
lb.; No. 1 xone, 38 39c for A" (rode.
Bags Buying price. Front etreet
(subject to candling) Mixed color
standard Western Oregon, 23o per dos. :
pullets, 20o -per dos.: hennerlee, 26c per
dos. . - 8elliDg price (storage pack)
extras, 31e per dox. ; select, 29e per dos. ;
candled, 28c per dos.; pullets, 234) 24c
per dos.
Mrs Poultry Selling prleee Heavy
bens. 2223o per lb.; light hens.
15c per lb.; broilers, light. 23o per lb.;
turkeys, live, ( ) par lb. ; eprlag ducks,
16c per lb. ..
Onions Belling price to retailers
Oregon. ( ) per cwt; garllo. 20O250
per lb.; green onions, 35M0e per dos.
bunches; new ted onions, 43.00 per ctl.';
new California , yellow, J3.2S 13.50
per ctl.
Potatoes Selling price to retailers-
Old potatoes, 11.00 01.50 per ctl.;
sweet potatoes 83.00 per crate; new
potatoes. 2 1-298 l-2e per lb. -
HOPS. WOOL, HIDES, ETC. '
Hops 1Z2 crop,, nominal. 10 e 12c
per lb. .
Hides Calfskin, 10c lb.; kips. Tc per
lb. : green hides. 4c lb. ; salted, 7e lb.
: Sheep Pelts Long dry pelts, 20c lb.;
sbort pelts. 10c lb.; sheep shearings,
5t?20c esch; long hair goat pelts, 15c
Wool Fine. 380390 lb.; medium,
lb.; abort hair goat pelts, 2fi4ji50o each.
30O37e lb.; coarse, 37 40c lb.: valley,
fine and 1-2-blood, 84 0 360 lb.; medium
or 3-8-blood. 33 0 35c lb., coarse or 1-4-blood.
30 32o lb.; braid. 25o lb.
' Tajlow and Orease No. i tallow, 'DC
lb. ; No. 2, 4c lb. ; grease, 3c per lb.
Casoara Bark 1022 peel, 8 l-2c lb. ;
1D23 peel, 7 l-2c lb.; grape root, 4c
per lb. '
0ATTL1 .
Choice steers ..f7.7S0f8.8S
Medium to good steers .... 7.00 0 7.75
Fair to median eteere.... e.000 7.00
Common. to fair steers.... 5.000 6.00
Choice heifers 5.50 6.00
Cboloe dairy calves 7.600 S.00
Medium to good cows and,
heifers
Fair to medium cows and
heifers ....
Common cows
Cannera ... ........ .'.
Bulls - I
Choice dairy calves -.
Prime light
Medhns light ealvee
Haary ealvee -
- -i-' . sooe
Prime ltgbt
Smooth heavy, 2300 300 Ids',
800 lbe.and up..;f...
Rough heavy
Fat pigs
Feeder plgs-v. .
Stags, subject to dockage.
- sBsap
Choice valley lambs
Medium valley lambs
Common valley lambs
cull lambs
4.60 O S.00
8.600 4.60
2.50 0 8.00
1.60O 2.60
8.00 O 4.00
7.60 0 8.26
7.600 3.25
7.000 7.60
4.000 7.00
' 8.25 0 9.00
'7.60O 8.50
7.000 7.50
4.50 0 6.00
8.60O 8.76
8.50 O 8.75
2.60 O 4.00
Llgbt yearllnge ..
Heavy yesrllngs
Light wetbers
Heavy wethere
Ewes
...10.50 011.60
. .. 9.60 0 10.00
. ., 7.600 0.00
. ; .0O 7.60
. 7.500 8.00
, .. 6.00 9 6.60
. .. 6.000 6.60
... 6.60 O 6.00
... 1.60 O 6.60
f PORTLAND GRAIN FUTURES '.'
' (By The Associated Press)
PORTLAND. Ore., July. 11. Grslo
futures: Wheat, blue stem and baart,
soft wblte, July, 11.01; August, 11.02;
western white, July, - fl'.OS ; August,
fl,102; bard winter... Wcstej-n ted, July,
OOe; August, OBc, v
Corn. No. 2 Eastern yellow shipment,
July, f 37.50; August, 838.00, - -
SAN FRANCISCO HAY MARKET
(By The Associated Preaa)
BAN FRANCISCO. July ,12.i Receipts:
Hay, 1086 tons; bay, wheat, tI40$16;
fair, fl80tl6; tarns oat, U3CJ10;
wild oat. $120fl4; alfalfa, tl40S17:
stock,' IS 9 f 10 ; atraw, 110 f 11.
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET "
. (By The Associated Proas) '-''
N7W YORK, July 12. Bvanoraled
apples dull; fancy state,' II 1-20 12c;
prunes alow; Callfornlas, 6 1-4013 l-2c;
uregona, o l-zoioo; apricots unsettled;
choice, 13c; extra choice, 15c; fancy;
17c; peaches dull; obolce) 0 1.4c; extra
choice, 10O10 l-4c; fancy, ISO 12 l-2o.
CHICAOO MAI1KKT QUOTATIONS
(lly the Associated Press)
CHICAGO, July 12. Wheat, No. 4
red, 1.02; No. 2 hard,, f 1.01 1-2
fl.OSi 1.2. , ......
Corn; No. 2 mixed, R6 0 86 8-4c; No.
2 yellow, 80 090c.
Onts, No. 2 white, 40 il-4042 l-4c;
No. 3 white, 38 6-8 0 400, -
Hye, OGe. , - , ' . .
Barley, 64068c. I "
Timothy seed, f6.50Of0.6A.
Clover seed, flS.OOOf 17.00.
1'ork nominal, . , ''"
Lord, fio.92. - '-'
Klhs, f 8.02j fO.50. r
BBATT1.B HAY, GRAIN AND FBRD
(By The Associated Press)
SRATTW5, July 12. City delivery I
Barley, whole, 84 f ground and rolled,
ai: clipped, 39: chop, all grain, 46;
chick starter, 60; coconut meal, 82 j
; Estate of Nancy A. Price. Decessi-d
NOT10K OK FINAL BKTTI.KMBNT
Natli-o Im Imi-mIiv mIvmh Ihnl u-.ll.
-rice, executor Ol ISe last will nlld tits,
tatneot of Nancy A. Price. iImcmiimimI. hAN
filed In the County Court of Ilia Ktute
or uregon. in anil ror l.suo County, bis
iinsi report as sucn executor; and that
10 o'clock la the forenoon, nt Vt-l.lnv
the 27th day of July, 1923. at the Court
room thereof, have been fixed and ap
pointed aa the time and plaoe for hear
Ing objections to said report and for the
final settlement of said estate.
i - WALTER PRICE. :.
Executor.
At E. WHEELER, Attorney.
Frl. 6-22-6
In the County Court of the state of
C.UT1LE yr- 1.-1.NAI, SETTLEMKNT
Oregon for Lane County.
In the matter of the estate of Cather
ine Landschooft. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned executor in eald matter has
filed therein bis final account and that
Monday, the loth day of July, 1023 at
10 o'clock In the forenoon, has been by
said Court appointed as the time for the
hearing of objections to said final set
tlement thereof, at wblcb time all per
sona Interested may file objections there
to. , ROLAND STEUVEN.
0. A. WINTERMEIER, Attorney?1""
Frl. 6-16-6
8UMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon. In and for Lane County.
Swing K. Henderson. Plaintiff, vs. B.
J. Deadinond. Alice Deodmond. his wife;
Jasper A. leadoiond. Mary Deadmond,
bis wife: E. E. Haft, or his unknown
heirs at law. It deceased: Huft. his
wife or widow; Fredrick Marbold or his
unknown heirs at law. If deceased ;
Marhold, his wife or widow; John
son, the wife or widow of Albert John
son: Jackman, the wife or widow
of O; M. Jackniatu Havener, the
wife or widow of Granville C. Havener:
Llickey, the wife or widow of George
w. Luckcy; and all other pel-sous or
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate. Men or Interest In the real
estate described In tho complaint herein.
Defendants.
To B. J. Deadmond, Alice Deadmond,
his- wife;.. Jasper A. Deadmond, Mary
Deadmond. his wife: E. E. Haft, or his
unknown heirs at law. If deceased;
Haft, bis wife or widow: Fredrick Mar
bald, or his unknown heirs at law, if
deceased; Marhold, his wife or
widow; Johnson, tho wife or widow
bf- Albert. Johnson ; Jsckman, tho
wlfe or widow of O. M. Jnckman;
Havener, the wife or widow of Granvillo
C. Haveaer: Luckey. the wife or
widow of George W. Luckey; and all
other- persons or parties unkonwn claim
ing any right, title, estate. Hen or In
terest in the real estate described la the
complaint herein. Defendants)
In the name of the Htato of Oregon :
rou are nercny required lo appear and
answer the complaint filed against yon
In the above entitled suit within six
weeks from tbo date of the first publi
cation of this summons, and If you fall
to: so answer, for want thereof, the
Plaintiff will toko decree nnd Judgment
against you as prayed for In ssld com
plaint, to-wlt: That his title lo Lot 8
and the west half of Lot 4 In Block 7 of
that part of the .City of Eugene. Isine
county, Oregon, donated to said Lane
County by Eugene F. and Mary Skinner:
be quieted and that yon be forever
estopped . from having or claiming any
right, title or interest in or to ino satno
or any part thereof.
Tms summons is serveu or paoncnuon
thereof once each week for six huccussIvo
weeks In the Morning Reglsrer. by order
of the Hon. G. F. Sklpworth, Judgo of
said Court, entered July 12th, 192:1, and
thS first publication thereof was msde.
July lata,, luzs. .
. . A. K. wiir,r.ijr.n, ,
Attorney for Plaintiff, residing In Eu
gene, Oregon.' Frl. 7-13-7
Jljiir
Our Women
Patrons
We. find both : personal
-.and household accounts
' are carried by women at
the First National. Some
prefer ' one,; some, the
i other, and some ' have
them separately.,
,We should siig;f?cst a
checking account for
home funds and a savings '
account, for personal de
' posits. "
Years
of Helpful Service
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
of Eugene
EKVICE
We iH'lit'Vf in kropniff anoii.i . , , 1P .... ,imc we ,llllkp , '
gorviof. W hile tins is a mm r , - ,i,tailu,l,U- els.wliclr. -. ' V ;
tntlt'iivor-tu nivo scivifc rtiial, if ml I'lti'i. nwti '
on wlirii it O'liii's to Riviiur our piiiiuiu
48-Hour Shade Service
Sfli'i-t 'anyhadfs here that will suit
your fancy; then lfavo the rest to us.
We will, measure your windows ami
haii(,' all shades at no addilituml eost to
you. If you arc huildiiiK hoiuo.
or need new. shades in the old house,
get in touch with us. Our prices arc
right. - : : y - .
About That Rew
Linoleum
l'ifk the patlein eiiher in print or inluy
that's all Vtm neetl lo tin. Our srivire
man will iiieatuit! your room or lot!
deliver' tint linoleum to your home, lay
it, and later trim ii as often us neri.,.
sary uiilil it fits , thf room, pet fuctly
ami tit im adililiiinal cost to you.
i
As for the Davenport
It is not'always easy lo select a Davenport from the floor of n salesroom., l'W lhi
reason we have secured a larfje assortment of samples in Tapestries anil Velours. We
will take tlietn to your home at any time, where you may select n pattern that will
harmonize with the other fuinisliiii-,'s. We will then make up a lJavcnpurt anil
Chairs, and deliver the finished product to your home. . '
Manville Bros.
The Pooular Price Store
Phone 650,
79 East Ninth
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE
Scaled bids will ho received by
the Forest Supervisor, Eugene.
Orogon, ii)i to mid including Aug
ust 6, 1823. for nil the merchant
able doad tlmbor, standing or
down, and nil the live limber des
ignntod for cutting on nn area of
about 36 acres In Hec. 8, T. 23 S..
K. 10 W. W. M.. north of tho lima.
qua River, Blunlaw National Forest,
estimated to bo 125.000 linear feet
ot JJoukIus fir piling and 85.000
feat B. M. of DoukIus fir und other
species of saw Umber. No bid of
less thun 2c por linear foot for
piling under 76 feat in length, !Kc
por linear foot for piling over 76
feet in length nnd tl.00 per M.
foot B. M, for saw Umber will bo
considered, f 600 must bo deposit
ed with each bid, to be applied on
the purchase price, refundeit or re-,
tnlncd In part as liquidated dam
ages, according to conditions of
sale. The right to reject a'iy and
all bids Is reserved. Ileforo the
bids are submitted, full Informa
tion concerning tho timber, con
dition of sule, und tho submission
ot mas shown no ontutnen rrom
tho Forest Suporvlsor, hlugong,'
Oregon, .: , .
Just to Remind You
That We Sell
Flour, Feed and Poultry Supplies
Dairy and Hay Salt
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ta. a i -aawgar- aaaaagxiasssw-
We Deliver to Any Part of the City
A Mile-a-Minute Romance
Breakintr speed recorda and men't
heart flashing through life to the
tune of whirling- propeller, and rac
ing engine.. Th.t Bebe, the Speed ,
Girl, in thi speediest of all speed
pictures. Tony Moreno as t myi
tenou. crook vvhoe final theft U
; lo steal Bebe't heart
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A Cool
and !'J
Comfortable
Theatre '
wf I , I c'Pt-aaJ
Sjifx
The Castle
EUGENE -
Also
Bull Montana
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FRIDAY ' r.
and WHERE PR1CW
SATURDAY NEVER VARY
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