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Newspaper Page Text14 TWO MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SATURDAY. OCT. 13, 1923 Feed VcU if you stock. expect thrifty No amount of poor feed will make up for lack of quality. If you will visit those who ha bitually use our feed you will see happy, healthy f cows,, busy poultry, etc. Those are the. only kind ' that arc profitable.'. . , lis rs 1 :..' u Best quality analyzed Mill Run, 80rlb. sack $1.20 Best quality White Shorts, 90-lb. sack.. $1.95 Gray Seed W"lb- .. $2.00 We handle Dr.' Barnea' Worm Emulsion for Poultry 'Itutrfees the 'elehlent.'; that would otherwise become a dangerous and 'fatal enemy. . Try it. i, Your chickens need.it.. y. , ' ' ; : ' Pzcifio Feed sr.d Supply Co, O. E, Bldg., East 5th Sfc " , ' -.: Telephone 168 of the Bridge & Beach Stoves and Ranges '; CLOSES TONIGHT! 7 ' HEATER GIVEN AWAY at 7:30 Tonight . -. ? . '." Don't Fail to Be on Hand Charlet's COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER 63 West 8th . Phone 1122 Twenty yearn ago One man foresaw the future of one of the largest industries, the world has -ever known - " ' Bending every energy to that beacon, commanding every effort to. its utmost his ambition has been realized. IN TWENTY YEARS THE NAME OF William. Fox ; HAS BECOME THE'OUTSTANDING MARK OF QUALITY ENTERTAIN ;. MENT. : "A WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION" i f IN A MOTION PICTURE AD IS THE : ASSURANCE OF A GOOD PICTURE f FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. Come, celebrate with your local the? ' atres the 20th anniversary of the prog - re of Fox productions. , ;;. "'.'. Thee Fox pictures are being released for presentation this month-- , ; JOHN GILBERT SV, ' ' : . ; in ' "THE EXILES" ; By Richard Harding Davis s . WM. FARNUM ; CHARLES JONjES The Gun Fighter , 'The lluTHour' SHIRLEY" MASON - ' - "The Broadway Dancer" Tom Mix in "The Lone Star Ranger' . ...A New Zane-Qrey! Photo-Drama : "IF WINTER THE TEMPLE !;;: , COMES" 7 OF; VENUS". .. V ' "MONNA'. VANNA" : And AI St John, Sunt! line and Imperial Comedies ,E Prepared to ma yon laugh as ne'er Morel i VrZAZ -yKtS AND ALL WORTH' MAKING A SPIXIAL EFFORT TO. SEE FOX FILM CORPORATION ' KMmtm AH Over the World ' Exclusive contracts for iW Frn presentation of Fox film. the Rex and Cavtle theatre. t . .11. i i Morning Register Lane County News Service WiwlKfR IS HONORED TAUV OP STATE BODY (Keglster La hp County Sneeiul) SPH1NGK1ELD, Ore., Oct. 12. A resolution to put all cemeteries under stute control was udopUHl by the State UndertakenT conven tion at Portland this week, nays W. F. Walker, of this city, who re turned from Porthuul today. Mr. Walker was re-elected aeerotury oC the state association 'The plan of carintf lor ceme teries Is similar to thu mothod now used for roud upkeep, saya Mr. Walker, and this is expected to bo put in the form of a measure to' he submitted at tho next aosslon of (Via loiriMlitture. It 1h the hune of 'the asocial I on that communities may be persuaded to abolish the old "graveyards with tombstones," and substitute "memorial parks with monuments," and it is the hope of the morticians that - ull places of burial may be well cared for. A new constitution and by-laws was also adopted ut the Portland session, stated Mr. WbJker. .,. SPRIXGFEIJ EWS NOTES (Register Laiu Couhty Special) SPKNGF1KLD, Ore., Oct. 12. It, Losin, of Portland, was in the city last night. Ho was registered at the Hotel Spong . W. J. Quigley-, a resident of Portland, was In Springfield on business yesterday. (1. J. Keen, of San Francisco, was hore last night and spent some time with friends. - U S. Fags and C. H. Brownell, of Kldorado, Iown, ro registered at tho Spong hotel yesterday. They may remain here permanently if they can find a suitable location. J. N. KyeJ, of San Francisco, is a visitor in this city. He is inter ested in theatrical Work. C. I. Gorrle, of Douglas Gardens, was in the city on' business this afternoon. Mrs. Mastjrson, of Camp Creek, was In town today to attend to her shopping needs. The Wing Motor company re ceived a carload, of new-Ford cars yesterday- from the factory assem bling plant. This makes tne tmra car received by the local agency recently-;- i-v--- The' .Carbolinium- company yes terday received a new tank for their plant here. This wifl increase thefcapacity of the plant, nnd will greatly speed operations as well. Hubert Gray, of Thurston, and Herbert Taylor, 0 that place, were ifi Springfield to visit friends Wed nesday. Thelma Hastings, of the Elite Millinery shop, was in Eugene yes terday on business. - J . Loyal Scotc. pharmacist for the Ketel Drug store here, is now- on his annual vucation, and tomorrow he will start for the Swisshome country where he will hunt deer. Rice, of the Rice Brothers : Mercantile company, at Florence, ' was in the city on business this aft- ! ernoon. He says that things are beginning -to boom; down on the1 coast. A. R. Ruthven, who lives near here, was in today to dispose of his grain crop. The Springfield Mill and Grain company today shipped a car of feed and flour to Bandon. The firm Is also plving it buildings here, a new coat of paint. Bernlce Nelson, formerly - a teacher of English at the local high school, was a visitor today and addressed the assembly. Miss Nelson is now- teaching at the Union high school in the- Hood River valley, and says that the schools are now dismissed while the students are helping to harvest the apple crop for which that val ley is noted, i John Bushman, of the Spring field Mill an 1 Grain company, left for Portland tonight; where he will spend the week-end visiting friends. He expects to - return i Monday. PUPILS HEAR DR. VAN KIRK MUCH TOWELED LECTURER TALKS AT HIGH SCHOOL (Register Lane County Special) JUNCTION CITY, Ore., Oct 12. Dr. VanKJrk, a cosmopolite, wlio has' gone on two pilgrimages around tbe world, gave a lecture at the high school this morning. Mr. VanKlrk's subject was "The Future and. International Peace." He eeemed to be well informed and had many forceful arguments. He spent 18 years of his life in the study of international affairs, attended the first meeting of The Hague, and the first meeting of the league 'of nations, and'was present at the International peace conference called by President Harding at Washington; The speaker knew Mr. Harding personally and expressed a deep regrei mat tne united States hod ilost such a man. He also paid a glowing tribute to Woodrow Wil son, ranking him with the world's greatest statesmen and humanity s greatest preserver. land Kfiduy to hiumhI tho wk-mid. visiting with Mrs. Hoxy Kendiill. Oa Thursday, - October 11, ut Fresno, Miss Huth Htui'ko was mnrrleri to lOati V. Mitchell, of Fresno. Mrs. Mitchell la a duuirh-1 tin of Ma's. W. 1 Wallace and hus a host of frh'iuls in and about I'l'iw well among whom sho was a gen eral favorite, llur husband la In the employ of the Southern I'aolfto Railway company and they will make their homo ut Fresno, DAILY MARKET REPORT PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 12. TllcwJ 510 prices denlom pay wholesalers, excopt an other wine stated: Uuttor Sellius price, box lota Oraamery prices Prlntu, ex t ran, 51o per lb. tor plala wrappara: cub, extras, 4B 4Co per lb.; prlote (irata, 43044o par lb.; dairy (buying price), 80o par lb. H ult or fat Fort Inn J delivery ban la "A" grade, B4o per lb. ; No. 2, AOo per lb. ; No. 1 tone, 62a for "A" grade. Eggs Buying price. Front Btreot (aub Jort to caudllng). Mixed color, atano anl, 40o doa. ; tiouiwrieH. 470lHo pr doa. Belliog price: Select, 62a par doi. ; caudletl, 48o per doa. ; pullets, 41q nor dos.; storage eggs, white, 3H038o per doi. ; colored, 80 037a per doa. Uv Poultry selling prices txemrj hens, 22c per lb.; light hcus, 140lSo lb.; medium hens, 18o per lb.; broilers, light, 2Sa lb,; Kocks and Reds, heavy, 204$ 22o lb.; Pelt in ducks, 20o lb. Onions Selling price to retailers: Oregon, $3,000 $3.25 per cwt ; garlic, 15eiT l-2c lb.; green onions, 36940a dos. bunches. J Potatoes Selling price to retailers: sweet potatoes, 4 l-25o lb.; new po tatoes, $1.65J2.10 per cental. Uuylng price: Fancy grade, 91.26 In carload lota per ceutal. Apples Fancy and extra fancy packs, SI.50fj$2.26 box; jumble packs, $1.00 $1.26 box. HOPS. WOOL. HIDES, ETC. Hops 1923 crop, nominal, 27 30c pound. . Hides Calfskin, 10c lb.; kips, 7o per lb. ; green bides, 4c per lb. ; salted, 6c per lb. Sheen Pelts Long dry pelts, 20o lb. ; short pelta, lOo lb. : sheep Bhearlngs, 620o each; long hair goat polls, 16c lb.; short hair gout pelts, 26 60c each. Wool Fine, 3034o lb.; medium, 36 37a lb.; coarse. 2730o lb.; valley. fine and 1-2-blood. 30 32c lb.; medium or 3-8 -blood. S032o lb.; coarse or 1-4-blood, 2730o lb.: braid. 26c lb. CATTLB Beet steers, good grade.. .$7.00 $7.50 Same, medium 5.75 7.00 Common steers. 4.50 6.75 Beef cowa and heifers, good to choice 4.75. 6.50 Same, medium 4 Oft A 4 Tit Same; common 3.50 4.00 Same, medium 4.25 6.00 Same, common 3.50 4.25 Same, medium 4.50 6.00 Same,- common 3.50 4.60 Canners and cutters.. .. .. 1.50 3.50 Bologna and butchers' bulla. 8.00 4.25 Feeder steers 6.00 5,60 CALVES Medium to choice. 190 lbs. down 9.5011.75 Same, 190 to 200 lbs...... 7.60 9.50 Same, 260 lbs. up 6.00 7.60 Some, 190 to 260 lbs 7.60 9.00 Same, 260 lbs. up 6.50 8.00 Culls and thxowout.4 4.00 6.00 HOGS Medium, . good and choice. 160 to 200 lbs.. . .. . Same, 200 to 250 lbs.. . Same. 250 lbs. up Smooth packers Rough packers Killing pigs Feeder pigs , SHEEP Medium, good and choice lambs, 84 lbs. down . . . Culls and common Yearling wethers, medium to choice, all welahts e.nrtA ftOA Wethers 6.50 7.50 Ewes, medium to choice .. . 8.50. 6.50' WEEKS MAKES REPLY TO Says Detroiter's Statement "Reckless Assertions" . SHUNS PUBLIC DEBATES SixTvwrjr AilcU T(mt, it Nommiry, llo Will I'laoO 1"ucIh or (itiruwi Salo llrforu l'rXT Trlbuiuil 8.90 9.B0 7.850 8. 7.0O 7.85 6.50 7.50 5.00 8.50 8.00 8.25 8.00 8.25 9.50 10.76 7.00 8.50 TERMTXATi CAFE Merchants lunch. 35c. II to 2. name cooKing. yoicK service. , - 10-,-tf NOTICB to CRRniTnnR Bigatta nas wen appolnud admlalstratrlx Of th. SBtAtA nf Vnllm.niia rta.a1 cc.tKfl, oy ids umaty court .of Laae countjr, Oregon. All person, navlnl clalnn .gainst said estate are notified ti pmiwuL lue Hame 10 cne unoerBigDea at .ut, mw uuice 01 wauer a, jonea, Eu gene. Oregon, with the reaulHltn vmioh. era attached, wltbln six months from the IJated tbls 11th day of Octobet, 1923, JIAIIIJSIIXH OUONNKL.U Adratnf.tFfltplv WALTER B. JONES. Attorney for Estate. Frl. 10-12-5 . ORESWEMi NEWS NOTES (Register Lane County Special) CRESWBLL. Ore.. Oct. 12: In. pie packing- la tenting the packing; Houses; to- capacity. The Fairvlew Mbdel Orchards house Is packing uppies irom the Miles orchard and the cannery Is receiving from sev eral growers, S. O, Thompson alone sending in' 1100 boxes each dav. Two graders are at work with full complement o sorters;, and four Hon. 8. S. Miles, of St. Helens, was up. Thursday giving attention to the apple harvesting and pack ing from his orchards. Mrs. W. W. WVatt went to Port- To knew howfloodacrflar realty can oa, nun you must I flUMMONS In the Circuit Court nf th at nt Oregon, for Late County. Frank Welbke, Plaintiff, tb. M. V. Mor gan, James B. Morgan, Nancy B. Mor gan, Jano GroHH, Hattle Matthews, Thora- aa aittimewB, urani Morgan, Ltiiite Estes, Obnrlen Bsten, Fannie Morgan, William R. Morgan. Fannie Morenn 'fl. v.. Unr. gan, lsiiziB Morgan, Thurston V. Mor gan, Florence Moman. Emma Kenrllff. Carson Ken dig, John U. Morgan, Frances Morgan, Edith Porter, Aubrey Charter Porter, Pale On I ley.. Paul Ouiley, Ruth Parker, Ferd Parker, William Rlchard Bon, Addle Bodice, John Rlcbardnon, Winfleld Parker, EHIe Parker, Marie Plnkerton, James W. Pltikerton, Otto ungga, uuia u. Briggs, Lnna n. Tor genson. Adolph Torgenson, William How ard, Elizabeth Howard, H. II. Trow- bridge, Laura Laycock. A. C. Havrick. Lane County, Oregon; J. H. West, Zora wesi, nenry mobiick ana Mary HoBtlck. unknown heirs of John Morgan, deceased, unknown heirs of L. D. Trowbridge; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in tne real estate described in tbe complaint herein, Defendants. To Jamos D. Morgan, Nancy E. Mor gan, Grant Morgan, Fannie Morgan, 0. R. Morgan, Lfzzlo Morgan, Frances Morgan, John Richardson, William Howard, Kiiizaoein fiowara, a, u, Hayrick, un known neirs or John Morgan, deceased, unknown heirs or L, B. Trowbridge, de ceased ; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, Hen or Interest In the rcat estate de scribed In the complaint heroin. Defend ants: In the name of the State of Oregon : You aro hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In tbe above etitttlod suit wltbln " all weeks from the day of the first publica tion of this summons, or of personal sor. vice If served without tbe State of Ore gon, and if you -tall to appear or answer for want thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against you for tbe relief prayed for In the complaint, to-wlt: That the plaintiff be decreed to be the absolute owner In fee simple of the following premises : . Beginning at a point In the west boundary line of tho John Morgnn and wife D. L. C. No. HI, Notlf, No. 651B, In section 8 Tp. 19 8 R 1 W. of W. m! In Lane County, Oregon, 23.63 chains north from the most nnnthnrlv aw thereof ;" annd running thence N. 89 de grees 33 minutes E, along a fence 21 73 chains to a point which Is 27.80 chains south of the north line of said D. L C thence north 27.90 chains to a point In the north lino of said claim which said point Is 48.25 chains N. 80 degrees 38 minutes E. from ika kw claim; thence along said north lino 8. 89 dngrces 38 minutes West to the center of Lost Creek; thence southeasterly no the center of said Lost Creek to the boundary line between the aforesaid J-h" f?01?0, f c and William Mc Call D. L, 0., thence East along said boundary line to the Inner angle of said John Morgan D. U C; thence south 8 27 chains to the place of beginning. WASHINGTON. Oi'l. U. Seoio tnry WtukH, In n'plyititf tuiluy u an uttauk un him by lU'iuy l-'onl concoiniiiK ilio hiiIu ut tluv Ouikum Httniin plant or tho Miihlmo HhualH nroJtH-t. Kaid the "I'utrolt inunufui; turvr'H Htntoau'iit was filU'U with rvcklt'HH nNH'rtUms.M Tho uocrt'lury of war itumvd IiJk BtaU'incnt lute lu tho tlay artt'i von fvruiivuH at Hit W-liltin Jinw Jl was UiouKht out hy Mv, Fold's aH HortioiiH lir iH'lrult hint nluhl lu which Mr. Wfok'a actiuiiH ami iuo- tivt'8 wor uhtevd undur firo. Mr. Artek' Htattiment tutiil It wuh nonsibltx. thut Mr. Kurd. "rulyitiK an lu dot'8 upon otliei purHona in tho conduct of so many entorpWtu'M." was not hhimulf pomhcsih! of tlu- full facts" hh to tho nalo of tho (Ioi-khh plant. "I du. not proponu' ho said, "to contlnuo n ntvwMpaptT disciiHMlon of thin uuhjuct, but If noccHsary shall pluoo all faotn Uo- foro a proper tribunal. Week Tukit (luiww KcHouhI)' AlthouKh Mr. WccIch would not comment upon Mr. Ford's stato' ment beyond Issuing hla own fur ma I reply, tluro was evory 1 ml lea tion that ho foil Htrontrly on tho charucs that political Influunot'H worklnir through him hnd prevont ed tho Detroit nmnufacturor from obtnlnlntf ACuscle Shonls. During tho day he twice discussed tho sit uation with President Coolidtrc, the Inst time after ho hnd prepared his answer, which ho carried with him to tho whito House. Tho full text of Secrotary Wcekn' statcmont follows: ."Muscle Shoals was nJ develop ment for nitrato purposes In the war, which Included the construc tion of a hu'go dam on tho Tenn essee river, und the construction of air-fixing nitrate plants, with largo quarries und as an adjunct to these plums in order to supply power pending tho completion of the watorpower plant a steam plant was erected miles away on the Wttrrior river,, known as the Gorgas plant. Kuvluwb History of Plant The total expenditures on these properties was about S10S.OOu.000 of which less than $5,000,000 was spent upon this isolated and tern oorary steam plant. Tho steam plant was erected on the property of the Alabama Power company which reserved title to tho land on agreed conditions with tho Wilson administration for which this nu ministration in not renponslbln and which gave to them tho right to j purchase the Oorgas steam plnnt. 'The proposal mndo by Mr. I'ova for the purchase of this entire equipment involved tho payment by him of 15,000.000 for the en tire plant, including; the above and Isolated temporary steam plant. They also involved many other conditions with regard to the com pletion of the waterpower, etc. No disposal of. government property can rightfully bo made by nny nil ministratlve officer without the approval of congress, nnd I as tho responsible officer in this mattor referred Mr. Ford s offer to con gress, which has so far not acted upon It. "In the meantime, tho Alnhnmn Power company, under their right in the old contract, notified tho government that the lands must be vacated on or before October 15, this year. They offered tO pny 93,600,000 for this comparatively small Item of the whole equipment. "The government hnd an option to accept this offer which was the highest made, or to salvnge this plnnt as second-hnnd machinery and from which they could not have realized more than Jl.,000.- 000. On tho other hand it must be borne in mind that for this single item in the entire equipment the government hns secured $.1,500,000 as against $5,000,000 offered by Mr. Ford for the entire plant and equipment. Nitrates Output Proposed ' "At the time of the sale, in n djesire not to disturb the stntun quo, the administration stated to Mr. Ford that this amount could be credited on his original offer of $5,000,000, If It was so wished. MY. Ford's declurcd purpose In pur chasing the Muscle Hhoals is the manufacture of nitrates for fertil ization purposes. I have the keen est Interest in tho development of air-fixation of nitrates in assist ance of the American farmer and REFUND DAY , for September u SEPTEMBER 14TH STEWART'S QUALITY AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES : For All Make of Cari i Convenient Location Oak St, Bet. 9th and 10th , Service with a Smile! No mwe itching now that I use Resihol Wherever the Itching, and whatever the cnuic, Reiinol Ointment will usually nop it ni once, una u ine trouoic which causes the Itching Is not due to some serious Internal disorder, this soothing, healing application seldom fails to clear it away. Try younttf and ace. RttlnotOlntnMnilisoldbr.ltdraffriitt. ForfrM Mmpl., writ Dtp!. II'N. RmIboI, lUIUaorft lu tin. MiiiMitibility of m:ii'I Shuula for thl 1.IUIH.H... A i'v - d.'IKO Of tllll KOV.'lllllllltH .ll'HlH lu ni'omoto llil. oinl. lt l oiiiT IliK f.n wuiil today lH i'oiitrulluu f hydmullo wo.Uh on the Tniioj.j.oo Hvcr wllh u. vlow lo iimhliiir IH'H im'iit wali'i- powi'i- nviillnlio foi (ho imrpoao. ' "1 hnva nover oiiool Mj. l.-oi.l's ai-i-mlntt tli.. uo of till" M.llor liowoi- or nny olhoi- Cll l .t wo luiv... provl.l.-.l Ho j H i. Wo lo Klvo mii-h iiBHinnnoo of lt holiiu ,.-VOt.-U l tlllH 1HIVM.-Uh.l- .UI.O0 u will HiitlMiy coiiki-ow mid iirop oily pi-ol.-ot tho iml.ll.- "''"'""'; Th'it hit ooiiM linvo i-vonoinloolly mmlo nltiulOH hy llio imo of bIi-iu.i l.owor la ilvuU'il ly ovoiy t-xpoil "' -Tho' fiirt thut ho i IiIh offi-o In hi 111 upon wmiWrn-.-ni in " Hint ho (looa not i-oKin-il llio (I"' " . ..u ii.ir.nMUH I'V III llllll In (ho cuii-yliiK out of IiIh plnn t" . ,...,1 ilovooi. MlWOlt-H Simula wiiti-i- powi-r." ARTHUR COVELL PLANNED DOZEN CRIMES IN OREGON CA.MI'AHIN ill" Ml ltlU'lt IAll TO NOTKO ASTKOliUKU i Olinliiiiloifl-t lH-i-hi" Mm. ol Covrii rut out or un. way Sho TliroiiK-iiMl KxpuNiiro SKATTIJO. Oot. 13. Doolnrlnit thut ho Iiuh tinni'd ovor ovWonco to uroKon uulhoiliii'H ii-vmuiiiK r iiiniinoil klllliiKH iiml uumlMT of iiiHon i-rlnioM aiihl to hnvo boon cnntonipliitod hy Arlliui Uovell, iiK'-il -to. noioil iwtrolKor, itiul ii oi'lpplo. wllh hi" nophi-w. Alton Covoll, l.llkn H. .May, Swllllo piofoMsloiml oiliiilnologliit, who wiia cnllod Into tho nine, ii-niiiu-il Ih-io tonlKht to uiiriivol tho i-i-iniiliiilor of tho myatory. Arthur Covoll uml hla .m-pliow woi-o Imlloli-il I.y tho irninil Jury for tho alivylnu of Mrs. Krod Covoll, wlfo of u llumlon chiropractor, ut her homo two months iilto. Mny roportod on hui nrrlvnl hero that uftt-r docodlnu u niiinhor ot Covoll'ii inyKturloiiH horoHOupoa ho will submit lo MiiiHhflold an thorltloa iiddlllonal vvldonvo that tho rrlpplvU iistroloKlat pliinnod tho niurdor of K. J. Pronaey. woalthy Ori'Bun dnn-yman, und hla wlfo und throo children. toR-ether with tho burniiiK ot tho bod lea by firing; tho residence. r Mulivu In Canes Itobliery "Tho motlvo was rohbory,'1 auhl Dotoctlvo May tonlnht. Arthur Covoll hud mudo 1'ronaoy-a boro. acope und woa to direct hla nephew to commit tho murdera when the family waa undor an unfuvorahlo plftiiutury Influence. Evidence hua nlao been uncovered In other coded horoacopea which were to direct tho nephew to rob und then kill two morchnntB in linndon, Ore. Their Inat names nro Sid well nnd Squires. "Tho plana of Arthur Covoll wero bo minutely detailed thut they even called for tho rempvnl or windows nnd doora beforo the home wna burned. The atolen ur tlclea wero to be uaod In a home which the' Covella Intended to build. Even wllla woro to bo writ ten In ndvance, turnlnH tho money over to the aatroloRor or hla uw-iitH. "One will waa in tho handa of nuthorltiea when I left Mnmh field, and it wan so cloverly druwn up by him that It can hardly be detected na a counterfeit. Mn. Covoll, tho chiropructor'a wife, ap parently hud an inkllnff of previoua Crimea or thoae already heliiK p.lunned. "Sho hnd threatened expoauro und tho undo nnd nephew had de cided to ffet her out of tho wny. Thia la the deduction 1 got after talking with Covoll." Stop and Shop l'oiliiips you il"'t Umw of liu; f""l valiu-s tlmt arc to In- Imil t-'voiv tlay at lliis stoif. Jf mil. tlon't o,.t ,lt iili-a that llio'su aiu inilinaiy liaiK'im tlioy are m.t W,Jt is Ki-m-ially umlrrslood h liai Kiiins- they are just very wonderful value. You jft-t, first of all, QUALITY" of uiulouliU-.l character and then von buy your tiling lit us low n nii,-u ,l8 ' store fan soil. Is this worth mvi-sti,'al"iKr Hunk it over at rate, you are invilcil lit-rv tnilay. any any Crackers Fresh ' nnl craekery not soft anil riilibi-ry ! Snow l-'lake. Soilas, luruo carton, 2'A lbs. net '. 2c Family Graham, larce carton, 3 lbs. net 49c Perfection Sodas, wood box, 3'A lbs. net 49c . Tho LokIii of llio CnNO Freo Htaio laitroi "Huvo ye yer permit on yo for dhrlvcn'. the cyurV" Motoriat "I hnvo thut. Aro yo wiintln' to aee ut?" Freo atuto palrol "Wlinjt for would I bo wnntln' to aee ut lr yo have ut? It's if ye hnd ut not that I'd want a look at ut." Punch (London). 3C Petroleum Powder "Tho Housewife's Friend." For use in all kinds of washing umcnuics , or n a nil wasliiuj;. or anv tisr i .i. t . . wnt-re inn n I j; ii c s t trradu Kranulated sta in wanted. Medium I'kir., 3 lls.4Sc Lnrtrc pk,'., 6 lbs 8&c 1Z Diamond Caracol Coffee Our very best trade lVabcrry Coffee, fine mellow taste, with plenty of cupping quality, lb. pkj; 32c Royal Club, high pratlc vacuum pack, 2-lb. tins. 82c 3C DOUGHNUTS The doughnuts from the Model Kitchen arc famous all over the city. The recipe is the same as is used by one of the Krejttx'st chefs in the country. Thry are crispy, mellow anil delight fully flavored, and arc with out the fatty taste, found in most doughnuts. They are extra large size, either plain or rolled in powdered sugar, and sell at 20c and 25c per doy.cn. The many kinds of pastries shown each day in our sanitary glass cajfi certainly do sell, and it would be surprising if thry did not made of fresh eggs, pure sweet table butter, and handled with the utmost skill, they arc marvels of light, moist, wnoiesome goodness, just come m and look I Dice Grocery Go, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Eighth and Olive , 3 Phones 183 And that you hare no riaht. tllla, -lata. Ilea or lntn.it In or to wild protn 1i)e or anr part ttwreot anil b roravnr barred frum aiaerllng anr claim In or to all) premliea. Tba ordor for Mia aarrlea of thla ilm rnonn by publication llwrenf l datril HcplNnbcr 21t, 102.1, ami illrecla mb llratloti onco earli weak for nix con- Mcutlva ttmlta anil that you appal atitwrr wltbln li wrha from u of thn finil pillillrallnn. Data nf flrnl publication, 32nd, llia3. C. A. WINTKIIMKIBHj Allnrnny fur Pll&u iwHiqcnco i cukwim, urffun. flit I- JOB PRINTING SEB Valley Printing Co. Need Glasses? Examine Your Own Eyes FREE i t Carrolb' Pharmacy 733 Willamette St Most Up-to-Date Feed Mill doing Custom Grinding in Eugene We grind it just as yoa with Wo charge no mora than others GRANGER'S BEST PATENT FLOUR Made from the mot choice LANE COUNTY WHEAT Lane County Milling Co. 8S7 Pearl Street ' ' Saturday and Monday Specials 10 lbs. Pure dm'c Sugar ... .., 2 Large Loavos Fresh Bread "!" Fresh Creamery Butter, lb, . 9- lb. sack Rolled Oats 10- lb. sack Cream Middlings Picnics, lb. Bacon Backs, lb ". No. 10 pail Pure Lard' No, 5 pail Pure Lard 8-lb. pail Snowdrift .."' 4 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 3 pkgs. Shredded Wheat Fancy Celery, per bunch 4 lbs. Macaroni in bulk 4 lbs. Cocoa in bulk 3-lb. box Sotla Cracker's".' 5-lb. box Graham Crackers""" $1.00 25c Slo 50c 50c 18c 23c $1.70 85c $1.65 .....25c 35c 10c 25c 25c 45c 79 c 3 lbs. Best Pcaberry Coffee 2 pkgs. Puffed Wheat 2 pkgs. Grape Nuts ; 3 pkgs. Arm & Hammer Soda, .., 2 lbs. Bananas 2 flat cans Minced Razor Clams i cans Oysters ... .....; 3 cans Armour's Soups"'."!"!!".!.'" cans Siitr-ir 11... 7 bars White Won't'ior"orVa'n .Soap Large pkg. CitrusPowd'e'r..!"" I-isher's Blend Flour, sack Un ted Snow Flour, sack Vallev Finn p. onnL. 3 cans. Dutch, Clcans'cr!' !!!!!!"!!!!1!! Mrs. Stewart's, blueing .... ...fl J5 . ::::: TTnetfirS SIM ::::::: ...$f 2St iSo Haskell Feed and tWo nA Fr Delivery i C.W 'w "lWli Phone 522 904 Olive StrceJ tu -i-V;.'.'