Morning register., November 29, 1925, Image 1

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EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SUNDAY, NQVEMBER 29, 1925
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f i if tho Alii"' "'""
U't llrnry. .r. i.l-iil .if lh
. '." ..r. ..iimmolilln
..nJ'm.niifn.:.."-.-. when lie
,!d mat Hi i-..(immili.ii of
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. .Iinln. UI Hin rum-
' tht Kil rt.u.l pn.Kriim
kirh Ihr roumry l... Ihuih-ImmI
llrnry !! """' "" "ilu1r"
huuiomollw linlu.ny .....I the
o( hlfhwny iiuhi.pnH.alm..
oreul.'i. ("r tl.l il.-W.ir...
.he lniiiqii' l i. ii'lornil
Eh nwrl.-n .-iiiilii '
..r offlrlnU l.y H A...erl.-..n
l niamobilr rli....iher "I "
,n tl motor vllr.c 1 1 "V !
... -i .....nil. v!rt nre.l.lent
(,', Dil'onil uliiil"llf i'hnm-
o( cmnirr mm -.hi- ...
Ihim of C i-clnml. i l.nlri.mil of
tnrictmi iwiiy riinuin.ee .
thunn'r, rlul'irw.l tlmiioM
...,n l.v I'rml.lriii Henry nml
L.O ih Inllurnr.' nf Ihe nuto
In.luatry l"r Urn Inlorul
ffrio.
Ink-rat AM I'rliw Nwl
il (lit Mm lime. .'tlinimy I"
tiul li.rrel "( ll"' k.ivitii.
i la th cnlliiuatii of fi .li.rnl
naafUllolM for r.'n.l l.llllillntf
.id bi II. II. Ii.lluny. fourth
lillflt MMrtniftnlr nenerul, who
ih rou ninkori, tin. ...ntiu.
lut. th, manulnciurwrN ut.d the
In of lUtiminliUri. Unit ho w.ih
kunr tiprrpaly for iho ponl
n dfturtraenl.
.it Untie oi'Miilllurn by Ih."
tbmh.1 In rorni yrnrn. wtl'l
Blllany, 'hn to ronirltitil.(t In
i'lh. prnr. Htxl WftlftitjP
Iti t'n'lnl HlalM u Iho OK.
Hal dillin nptrotirlitltiil hy
utrai to ul.) llio ltiipnivonit.nl
rdi ihroUKhoiit Urn riiunlry.''
'M prNlritnl nf tin. A. A. A.
i (iwl.ruliir nlintlon to rot..
Win Ih wwatfrn MUlfN nhd
:i whtl In nrtl.l I" H morn
nl ruvrrnmnlAl pollry ah ro
1. ntt (uppuri In. in thn Kv
ffit In tttusa itititt H . hnvh.u
Pil'li l( puMlr Ininln williln
r torderi.
t'irtl id." h mm. "I ah.
i!ir Imprrttlvo In nil thn litrito
la Ih tranxmitlnitntiil IiIkIi.
H They ore nr. ,i, , iu unify
' ulltm anil to wrlit II Int.) n
Jttnui whntr. Nnuhnro in
nlo be M'nc.l by h!(!hwy m
nnl than In ilio Vri, nn.l
w U ildeneo nf iliolr pirt!
t; of lhla fnri In iho txpin.
vn per caplia which iho
.tn mm nimimlly apply in
ln ami which nro nnt
4 In any oilmr purl uf tho
wiry."
"t. Hanry, upcnklnit for Iho
MU4 muturum, nut irhnnln
w amomoiiiio imiuairv wurnc.1
"Mil insltcm tlmi ll hohnovcx
t on lo pay ht.., t iho i n.
:tIUtCMIInn nniiln tic i......l.tt
lo thn fff.ct Hint fotlnrill
P Hiouia bo eii.onilott on in
P"1' tna primary hluhwavo
r.
ll IMmt A m ll... I
! J 'td,rM ''' will content
'lom of Dm pn.po.iilnn Inl.l
L ,.?".. '""'"'""I f tho
W,l,n,.; Mr '.nry mil.t.
ll to fc.tcr.il i.l.l iho monl In,-
int.'""'"""1'"1 ""
( i ' "'ln "rvo.t hy
" !.( , 1.ui,lr). U1.(, Rilt.
W..I under tho ho.ivy
w of o,. ,, , whl.t)
" lUll or..l I... .1.- .
' ton of oiovc, mlZ
inir... .. llio mn.
r !'0MV fur the cntlro cont
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CALIFORNIA FARMERS
COME NORTH TO OREGON
.MOIll'l THAN 7R.IIIIII INX I K'II 11
nv ovi;nh vai.i.i v mi:
l omil hell Their rncm,, One
lliiiiilii.l I'mnnio v; ii
r.lrilll.iil It. .MlKl-nlt
Mom I linn (r.,oiio hnn hi . ii In
vcolfil In tiicKini l.y Oivcna vi.l
Icy. I'.. llf... i.ln, fu. m... h, .luring
I ll n pi.Hl four i.i.'iiiIin. Thlt. ...p.
rt'OCll. I III. Ill Vl.Rl IIM'Ilt Of IWCllO
rl.lllli', Iih iiIciI In K l.i ii.nl Ii nun.
ly, who wet. r..n..., i h,.n ii,,,),.
run. in ncitr ,!l..li..i. . 'i.llfiiri.lii, l,y
Iho elly of l.on AiicoIch, Iu it nuii'li
lllilll.le.l witter in, '.in t. .11 1 1 1, " I l.y .
'I'llO luteal report ll Illtillop,
Which W.IH receive. I .. few tu)'H UK.,
l.y A.llllir l'"tfl c.", .iuilii;e- nf 1 lie
lilllil eel I lenient itepmii it, Itoi't-
NUMBER 44
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Inir or I.IiI.ik CIiiNIiiuih TrccH
Tor llcpliiniliu; turHCH
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It.U f.irn.e.n In the w... iikI.I'. I'l.rlnlin.... ..ml
men. Alfi.lf.i I mi. I will hr'ii'i In ! i;. HI. Ik ntiin f,.
TREES FOREST PHOBLtM
Vci'noiit Govornor Deplores
Annual Practice
CHRISTMAS DRAIN HEAVY
ACUTE SHORTAGE BOOSTS; FEAR DAY WHEN MOTOR
IS ROYAL CARRIAGE CAR
llin IHlVii!.' nwilfiN mi lh" livi-iiii:
(if -.) nil li' l II tll llpl.). Mtlil
othfr urt'h;irl luinl 7.') jiii a m-.
TI)!M ItH'.IMH ihut ji pit fiX If i in 1 y
IHO tuitlt.'l fliUlllli'M Will n''H )
III ik jmii.ll.'M 11 ltiU:i'alt to in cj-on,
ftillowlliK llit i .xatiii' of t hi
itllft'M WtlM IlIIlK lilt i ll-ly Hl-ttll'i!
iit'nr Kliiiiimiiih I-'iiIIn.
Tin- t'ullf m lil;i a I ii mth, who
IIUVV Ull '-lMlV Ui'tl III I 1 1 vnitll
from I hlit llhti it t hit; I.. I-', nn.l
"iiwful wasir
In 'iTiuoiit at
I'ltnuin'inlH Ih"
t'lirr.ifiH'liir mill
'iiHirntiiMriK for him lim riliiiiiiii
II VI tjCIM fl Mill ri- lllirHITll-M. ill-
ten. nf t. i.H i-tit from foii'MiH.
""! iuii ri'ilaliily n fnvor of do
Ink kmiih lliint; In Htup thlH nwftll
wiiwii. i,f ..iir htu:c tr'i'H," wrll'M
(Iiivi-i nor ltilllii;;H. "Wi. iHHi-laMy
f.-. it hen- In Vi'i'iiiuiii, I think
I lie hl'-n to finnlMh Hiuall Kmw
InK ClirlMimai (icch In o(h Im u
l:hm1 oih-. Tln-y will m-rv JiiMt
ii h wi'll fur ' hrlritmaH nnd ran hv
PEPPERMINT OIL PRICES
POI ND C)l' PICOIM'OT WOHTlf
WDIC.IIT l. HlliVIOK
( J rm I tin 1 1; y 1 1 if ;rmvciK Arc lil fillip
TohiimI n SIiikIo "rMil To M.ir
lu'l Tlu'lr Vnluahlo VU'ld '
(('(trr''Ht(tiili-i'' of thn AhuotIhIM ItbM
KtiCTII liKNIi, IihI. A pound of
pfi)i"rmint oil now Ih worth lot
wc'lKht In Hllvur,
An a flit.! KhortaKO, remiltlnff
from unfi'UKrMialilc frost and htmt
In May In Houtlmrn MlcJiinan uml
noiihwi'Kt Indiana, wlur 00 por
rent of tho world'M supply of pep
permint Ih produced, rodiKU'd tho
crop 70 prr rtmt or to approxi
mately ro,ooo poundK.
nallonnl plant, I .?" "l V T . V
Mtii.i 7ii i.'ir.i I 'Mi rl y full pcppcrinlnt oil hnn ntoad-
lly lii'-rt'iiKi-d in iirlco unill It ex-rc(-i(-i
$17 a pound. Tho iimxl
miim prW'o unt your wan 4 und
foiip yi'firH hkh It wan $1.1.6.
(iradually tho KroweiH arc drift
ing toward a ulnrh "pool" through
whirl) thiy would market their oil
when I !n demand prlco In htKhOHt.
Iu ho vera I ItiHtaiueH, furmorjf Jmvc
Ihm'ii known to Ktoro tholr oil in
H.tfi'ty dcpoitlt hoxeR to uwn.lt fur
ther market advanreH.
Manufacturer,! of tooth panto,
t-andleH, chewliitf kuiii, vurloun
tooi haidin nun e dies and nil other
productH whirh reuulre reppcrmlnt
lumsi: may hk i)isiiiA i;i) on
,OHOATI VOAVll
Tliem Atm Only AImiiiI 70 Jforw.s
In llm Hojnl Mcwh C'omiMiml
Willi 150 lleforo the War
I'dUl . .Monro. , wh. puirhaM'd irnitHpiaiiied In Hie HprliiK.
4JMI RfTPIt; l(. M. lem... ,f,,.H; Kn.l ill-He IIM'Jl I l.f KK'lllK (If llVP
1'Hlft. Piu iier.Mi; ,lr. Iiaiinhmii, -I 'I ( 'hriiu ma.s trerM has alnn itomx
H'tlf, Itio iuTe; Mr. I 'minihi.ti, -Id i fri m . .htvnr (U'ftrw K. Cryer of
aren; K, I'. Hmllh. H.u ihikh; K, ;. Ani:.-!e un, Mnv.ir C. V.
J. Ile:i;r(ii n, 3i,( hi-i'-n; Wall
hniltli. 4iu n m; r. ), li-i im c,
MO iitTfit; l . Htewuil and Mr.
Hm'th, l'ld nern.
A. Wlwhaid. of Klui.iutli TjiIIk.
who W;n In I'lirttatnt .ill In :t w.-.-k.
Informed I h land n-t t l-ti nt !'
purtinent that Hum wt-n- i i Imth
who had I'ti i-iit ly lurated and that
it mon I'Minpifte repot i w ouhl
mxui Im Miihmltleil.
Hill e NoM-iiilier I . -11 IM-W et -ter
IlilVf In ( ll li'pui t -! to the
laml M-ll'enient d'-pat tin lit f rom
vur.ouH pari" of oii-khii.
FAMILY NAME IS BARRED
strr ism I -nit .ivr,N NAMi:
IN (.1 ItMANY
f if r,IMih'ttii nt llm AiMlatMt Piraa)
HKIll.lN.A (leiinan flrm-lHirn
may lf t i 1 1 x - 1 with tho kIvcii
name lllmlenliurK. hut the name
liUIHt not he r'Hereil in tin- ehureh
reif Inter a pirt uU the htty'n name.
lit (lermany ll la not pi-nnltti il to
tine n family name an n uletJ mime.
Hut'li riimtiiniii imiH an Wotnlrow
Wllftoii, I'ruiiklln Itoowveit. Wash
ItlKton IrviiiK, l.uthvr llurhiml', or
I Kill k) an I 'alrtiankw, w ouhl not lie
po Ihle In liernialiy. an tlie Chrln
llan nan ifi. of Woodrttw, I'Vanklln,
WiiNhlmtlon, etc., wotiht he tnler
prot(l to htv fit m II y iuluih whleh
iiitiMt nol thim he in.MiM'if.,
Oitf will never find it (loethe
Hrhniidt. HoliHl-r .lehult.t. Mozatl
Mueller or a HlHinark HtelnheiK In
((nrnmny.
Thn pantor who keeps the rhurrh
reffliHter or the rlerk u the i lty r k
tutltf'n Ofrtre hnn lilt' rlKht to (UeH
Hon any name lhai In offered as a
Klvon mime. The burden ,f proof
U upon the part-tit to ilmonul rate
that the name lu- proposes to eonfe
upoti hli chilti In h Kern rally ac
cepted Chrlntlan name.
H'orl'd
uta-.l rif
litsiine to III
(My Thr A.h
HACUA.MKNTO. ral., Nov. 27.--Heveral
imiane uml feelde minded
pei-HetlM Will ho deponed from al
Ifotiila linlllutlonfi within a few
day" 1 Oreiron and 'a:iliiiu;toii
and ponnlhtv Monlaini, I'liarles I.
Way mire, deporlaHon auent with
lh chiln department of In.sittu
tlniiH jiiinoiiiM-ed today.
Wins Death Race
S. hell. It- of YoiillKHtoWn. Ohio.
Cliarki l.alhrop Pack. nrcHdcnt
i'f (he American Tn-e awnclatioii,
wlih heaiPiiMi-tei-H In WartlilnKton,
1. i. wrlten;
" "I here In a wonderful Idea In
Ho- plan of the national plant.
fh-w'T and fruit trulhl to net the
lit lie ti i-h Into I lie homeH whore
fT the tliiM of all t linen UlnenH
iliniK i in- vision loukiuK toward the
('drift man neitMon.
ThiT'e potted treen are to he
planted In the Pprlm;. What a
wonderful th nt: to look forward
to thU pfanllni: of a. treo, We
welcunie all IheMe tree plautorH In
uiemhernhip In the American Tree
a Modal Ion, in UiIh tree plant Ihk
j alloy there are im) due?. JuM
P'ihiI I he ire(. and reiilMer It In
ur naliotuil honor roll. Mice
piimied the treo In where all may
r.ee. TIiuh a touch of the OhrlHt
iirin nertfioii will he with tin ill
waVM "'
.-.oiMI I'or Svw York City ,
The New York City branch of
the national plant. flower and
fruit iMitld. whone plans have the1
endorsement of Cardinal 1 layer
and ihivernor Alfred K. Smith of
New York, plans to dIMrihute
S immi llvim; potted Chrlrttmnn treen.
of which lono are to he donated
hy the New York HUiin CoIIoko of
I'nrettry.
A loft IniM hcen ltired to Ktori
the liei-M In Die pity nnd they will
he dlntrlhuled to perhonn whono
naitn'K are HtircHled hy tho Sal
vation Army. churchcB. lioHpltalH.
ami other Innlltutluun for nhl of
the poor and nick. Hoy and Girl
Srotiln of New York City and the
Junior naval referven will under
take the work of tnklm; tho treen
from tho KtoruKo loft to the
ohul-ln.i.
In tilH letter rndornlnp tho work
aw project id hy tho New York
City branch of the nallonnl plant,
flower and fruit Kuild. Governor
Sin til writes:
am in receipt of your letter
ralllnK attention to the laudable
purpoho of tho New York City
branch of the national plant,
flower ami fruit pulM i" extend
ing cheer during the holiday Hen
noil to the crippled children, ndult
InvntldH and lonely niced.
"You nro indeed working In n
benefit cause and you have,
furthermore, nelected a period of
the venr when all Hhoutd how
( their charitable inclinations o
those Ippa fortunate. I not only
heartily endore the program hut
extend nil Kood wlslien for suc-
cens." '
(Continued on 1'iiko 3. Column 2)
f(.rreiin'linci of thn Anflorlatr-i Vren)
lAtSims What would happen
In the. royul carriage tind corona
tion coach, nhould tho motor dlH
piace Uiu hoi-Ke, in t (luention
iHiiidoncm frequently nU. There
art) only about 70 hornen In the
royal mown now, whereas before
the war tlK-y numbered upwards
of ISO.
The nrearn ponies, which were
bred at tho roynl stud farm in
Hampton Court pnrk, have ffone;
ho to have the handsome blacks
which hud been the admiration or
the crowdn on state occasion. Only
the hays remain. Many citizens
have expreNsed the hope tbnt
hornes would always be used ut
nat'onal functions.
The coronation coach probably
would remain at liucklnKham
palace. Jt bus been useI for nix
coronations and Is one of the show
nights to all favored visitors. It
f drawn by ehdit hordes In red
and Kohl harness.
The royal train, which Klnn
Ceortro nnd Queen Mary use in
traveling about
Prayers of Fever Patients
Bring Timely Flow
COLD WATER IS FLOWING
Holt of J.lKhtiiimc SI ruck IflllHlilc
uml I'ttrc-lxfl Tongues of Prison
cru Cocdeil by AiIam'H AIo
ZACHARY TAYLOR WILL
REST ON AMERICAN SOIL
siikim; to hb yithix his
ho.hu iikatii ,
Gone ml Taylor's Oravo Rlnoo 1850
J las lUscn Marked Hy a Hugo
Granite HhttCt,
(C'orrfipom1fnr( of tho Annoclateil Pfeu)
I.GVIHVUA.K, The body of
Zachary Taylor, hero of the Mexi
can war and twelfth president of
the United Htntes. Ut at last to rest
on tfround owned by the govern
ment he served.
Awarding of a contract for the
construction of a mausoleum to
house the bodies of the victor of
Huena Vista und his wife gives last-
In if recognition to the man who de
IN DEBTOR COURT
TRIES CASES BY PHONE
David Leahy Gets Records
Over Hello Wires
DECISIONS ARE MAILED
Oftentimes TIiIh Arbiter Tries
CaftTH AVhllo Hentotl In Ttocklnff
Chair on IVont Vorch
(Corrcuponffpncj nf lh Afmnrlatfil Preim)
ATLANTA, Ga, Oeoriria and the feat or 1 General Santa Anna's armv
Southland ure recovering from a of 21,000 with &000 volunteer and
drouth of unprecedented severity , added millions of square miles to
during which many streams and ihe area of his native land.
water sources dried up and all. General Taylor's grave sine 1 850
records for aridity were broken, has been marked by a granite shaft
but through It nil, a cold stream of 21 feet high, erected near the spot
pure waier conuniieu to now rrom hix mites norm eon t or here where
tne sine or a beautiful foliated hill he opposed Clay and Webster on
on which, some sixty years ago, the question Of territorial admis
u'a located the AndersonviHe mll-i gions.
itary prison, of the southern con- The future shrino of 'General
federate army. Taylor, to be near the old one, will
This Is "I'rovlflence Spring," fn be of Indiana limestone and will
Sumter county. Local history has enclose sarcophagi of verde antique
It that In tho closing days of the j marble to contain the bodies,
war between the states, that sec-; Bronze doors with glazed upper
tlon suffered from tha effects nf i nanpla will ncrmit the, Intoi-Inr. 111.
England, Is the a drouth which dried up all mall uminated by a window in toe rear
wall, to be seen. The length oi the
(Corrftupnrnlnnre of the Aniiorlntnil Promt)
WICHITA, Kan. David Loahy
of Wichita, "dean of Kansas news
paper men," b one Judge In tho
(Jnlted. States who tries cases by
telephone.
He Is judge of the "smalt debt- ;
ors' court," permission for the es
tablishment of which was granted
by the last legislature.
A telephone rings In a Wichita
business house. .
"Hello. This fs Judge Leahy.
We want to get your testimony in
regard to the Jonea vs. Jones caso."
And so the testimony Is taken, to
be Incorporated in the court .rec
ords and used as the basis for a
decision.
The "telephone cases" re de-
(Continued on 1'i.Ko 3. Column 2) (Continued on Pago 3. Column 1.) ' mausoleum will be 16 feet.
(Continued on page 2, column 3)
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includes a carving set of knife and
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llK
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1 wtirih nf
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' '"." h ,a "",nrl"l prol.lnnn
Ta . " "'""liirtiii.
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' .. S "I'lirnprhiilnnii for
. ci.,.,,i,r i!',!'!1 ,v"1'1
alii .M(Y'',',,ln tr-lwnnn
Cj,fnmPnirh ,!'"" "HilillBhn.l
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Pkko 3, column (I)
REAL ESTATE IN SLUMP
!t!II IMS IS OM.V ITV WITH
iidmi'.s m:itiiN(i .
1
3MR..s;W15S fiUY WAtWOMER
l T . -
Guy Wnwonor. ;1bxm mil--,
lionalro, broke all spned rec
ords wit" Mrs- WMonor,
when thoy rncod from bt.
Louis to New York on a s e
cinl train to sue M r. Waff
Koncr'8 sister bofore s o
died. She is stilUlive. Ihe
train made tho run in 20
hours and 20 minutus, more
.than three hours faster than
tho provious record
Wi.r.
...it
(Ci.rtr.poit.lonrtt of Hit AsfiM-intnl Prttap)
Iilli:i.MS. Klutlnm l nnmnir
llio few ellles In Kl'ltm-o with
emptv np.iiiliH'iils nn.l .1 HlumplliK
ln.lust.ini ".'..I fslalP mnrkot. Tim
return of Hie piM.iil.itlo" lins not
ln-.it pin-.' wltl. rolinllillnK ii"
ri-vt..r.itln. l,or, ",( ol,,y 7r'','
lino Inliiil.ltnntK .... mini. '.
I7.0IHI liefere llio wnr.
To thet w.i.l.l. Klielms Bonornlly
H i.s.Hi.cl..leil Hist nun t-.....e.i.
uml then clmn.p.iK...1. i i....- .....
Iiowev.-r. ii was .... --
ln.lutrl..l -. whero wool
wcnvlim. Hi.innlnK n"
niployeit iii.'"". 1"'
tlu.e.l to Ull.HIl o.u-ii.iit. v..
uumlior. . . ' ,
I .nml wnie" ... ""t1
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FREE
This 14-Piece Crystal
Glassware Set
With your Hoosier Highboy you
get, too, the fine glassware set
shown below. Each piece is spe
cially designed to keep ingredi
ents in perfect condition. There
are seven spice jars, five large
containers for dry staples, one
smaller jar for tea or cocoa
and an open salt dish.
FREE,
This Beautiful Set of Chinaware "
You will' be delighted with the charming Mount
Vernon decoration of this high-grade, semi-porcelain
dinner set. You must see this set to really ap
preciate it. It is attractive enough to grace any
table a set you will be proud to own. These beau-
tilul dishes come with your Hoosier without extra
charge if you order now, before our supply
is exhausted.
One Week only
all this given with
your Hoosier
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YourGreatestOpportunity
to Own a Hoosier
BEGIXXIXG TOMORROW, for one week
ami one week only you can put a
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet in your home on
payment of only $1.00 down and get with
it at no extra cost the wonderful sets of
dishes, cutlery and glassware shown above.
The new. Hoosier Highboy is a marvel of
beauty and convenience. Six remarkable
new features new-type flour bin, porccl
iron bread and cake box, porccliron storage
bin, enlarged shelf storage space, sliding
cutting board and combination glass and
wood panel doors.
No cabinet has ever made such an jnstant.
hit. , The factory has been oversold on this
model from the very day it was introduced.
When you sec this wonderful cabinet you
will understand its tremendous popularity.
Its beauty, its convenience and, its unique
labor-saving features will win you inst
antly. - .
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Credit
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Only a Limited Number
for This Sale
COME TO OUR STORE TOMORROW.
Let us show you the new Highboy and the
. famous Hoosier Beauty on which this won
derful gift-offer also applies.
Let us show you the new features of the
Highboy which in a few weeks has proved
a real sensation. Let us show you the fam
ous Hoosier Beauty the most popular
Kitchen Cabinet ever made.
Remember there are only a limited number
of cabinets for this sale. Remember also
that this offer holds good for one week
only. . . ,
You need the Hoosier. Come in tomorrow
and take advantage of this wonderful gift
offer before it is too late. Pay only $1.00
down. Your Hoosier will be delivered to
your home and with it the three gift sets.
There is a Hoosier to fit every space and
purse. ,
We Charge No
Interest
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