Morning register., December 01, 1925, Image 7

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amnlovt of llio Klsrlier
U comiuny', wiw Imrl wlnii
9 t IMll 1010 1110 l'"H Wlllin
,ck. icconllnif to Hi" tury
hire.
JEN PLAN BAZAAR
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nmfn' clvlr rlult of Hprlni:'
If pUni now litMnu nunli. by
khm uf thf croup liiul.'i l.i!.?.i-.
inllxr Mlf )t-ln ii Hlii.rl Uiiii'
provt-tl in nui'i'rioirul ilmi tin.
mum nan inuuuiii jiivik.
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W ll t nii'fllnu nf tin' rlllti In
M t wwk froin ti.iiiiirrnw.
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Iiitii yi.mi'nhiv nvi'iiliiK without
I hi hIiik mi IiIh IIkIiIh, Hid init ulna
Willi Mlllthlly ihiiiniiii'il In ii ii uiilo.
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rillitlitly iIiiiiiiikimI,
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-i WiilU'i' I'l,, Il nf 'I'll iii'hi ni wnn it
titlnliioMM vlnltnr In K.illii:fi'l(l loi
ll mIioiI Iiiii. toiliiy,
I Itll'l' V JlH'llUHII W'llH III tliwil to.
iliiy from IiIh lioinii in tin, Wulli r
vllln 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 .
Mi'H. I,, j:, KIiiiio iitiili-rwt'iit ti
liniJor oiii'i-iilloii i,t il,, . I'm-irii;
C'lliiolliin hi.Miillul hi I-:uk'Iiii t IiIh
iiii.I nil, u limu.r III, i i-iirii nf u
Hiii'ittKrii'i.t urn ki'i.ii.
Mr. Mini Mib. liny Tuiln'r mill
ilmiHlilor, IiiIiii.Ii., w.-i-i, vIhIIiiih
In H . 1 1 ni; f I .1 mill Kiiki'Nii yi-nii'r-ilny
fioiii iiin.r lii.i,,,, niiir Wiinl
IIiik. I'liiri'iiio mill Wlllmil Xi.lnmi,
miliN of .Mr. mill , Mm. N. Ni'lmui,
mill Irfil Ni'luun, mil, nf Mr, ,
Mm. I'l-li'i- Ni-1-..hi i.r Hinlnitrii'lil,
nrrlvi'il ln'ro to.lny ror n ohnit vlnlc
from Ki'il llluff. rul. 1'i.nrl Ni,.
nun of Din Kiridinitn linld'ry fori'i..
In ft nlnti r of Cliiii'iirn mul Vlllur,
Nl'lHOII,
Mr. mul Mm, N. Nilmm t
MprliiHfli-lil mul Mr. mul Mm. If. I,.
KilimimlK.-ti uf ()iiNhi-n ri'liirniMl
lout lilKlit fioin Ni-wport wli.'ri,
llii'V Hpi-lit llic 'I'limilcKlvliii' hi.li.
iliiyn. Ttiry .-ft for tho i-imHt IuhI
'rhiii-mluy.
Mm. Alinn Hik'llor U I'liiiftliiiit to
thi homn of ln-r ilmiKliti'r, Mm. IA
l:. TlioiiipMon, Uy Ilini-MM.
C, I-'. Miiwinmi of I'l'tin iiinlor-wi-nt
mi on-riilloii l( llio I'lii-lflt;
I 'lirlHlllitl ll'oipititl III Ktlni'lH' (inlay
uniti'i- tin i-iiro nf n loi-al nur-
K l'i Hi.
CoMHtmirf Iti'lillilll, itiillKllli'r of
llr. W. C, Iti.l.lion. iilit llm wock.
,'lul ill Huli'tn vlNltliii; frli'iiilH.
Mm. V. II. I'., 11, in I iiml family
rrluriitl yi-Hti-riiay fr.un flri-'Kon
t'lly wIhti' thi-y Hiii'iil llio ThaukH-
Kix'lnu: iiolliluvit.
MorrlN 1 1 1 1 Ih wnn In town tnflay
from IiIh hoiuu in ttiu Jimiirr illH-trlit.
Mr. mul Mm. 1- loy.l llarlilt
have rflurnoil to lliolr homo at
Ml, Hhiiwta. Cul., lifli-r HpitntHliK
lhi 'i'lialikiotlvlliir lioll.layn Willi
Mr. nn.t Mm A K Harth-lt of
HprlllKfl"lil Mr. !arll"tt In in III"
tH.
Ji'U'i'lry liiiiilin-r.i In tlio riinitlu'rn
town.
Itllilit lillto Hpi'tit ihi' wrrk-fiiil
vlKltimc rilallvi-H in .Mali-in, roturn
InK hiT la"t IllKlll.
Mm, T. . Hawlio ami two
rhllili'i'il nr.i'lit tin liollilayH In
Kiirrinlilli'K vlhltliil,' ri'lallvi-ii.
-trr.ii': (Jkivk niitsoNAi.s
,FriiT lti." ,'..nly Htiorl.ll
((iTTAlli-: lilinVK. dr.'.. Nov.
0. il. A. WHUanlM wan n IiiihIiiokh
vl.ilior In Koi.'1-ni' Monii.'iy.
Mr. mul Mtk Itoy stiorl anil Mr.
anil Mrn. Karl Mill ri'tnrnr-il homo
Hnnil.-iv I'V.'iiltiK from I'orlllinil
wlii i'i. ihi'V am. ml. il llio Shrlni'm'
I'liKV.-iillon. Tin- Imlli'B n 1 1 i-ii,l I ni;
.it... 1 niin.-lil.-t-i nf llm Nlli-.
I'.. A. WHHanm Unlay nolil 111"
propi-riy on A.lanm iivimiiio liclwooii
Third anil l-'Klli to Wi'li-nmo Huh-lili-
nf thin i lly.
Mm. i;lail'H .larkfion noroin-li.'ilili-il
lii-r ilaiiiihti rii. Uorolhy mul
I. in' i s iiion
VOIK TII.MlS(ilVI(i I.IXKNS I'Oll YOl!
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925
SEVEN
1.
A
I)
rtJtenco
irons
everything I
dm.
Utcnco irons cverythingl From
the heaviest blanket to the dain
tiest undergarment or child's drcssl
And it oivca a oloss to vour cloth
ing that you never could obtain
with a hand iron. It will even
press hubby's trousers. Fastidious
, women who want their clothes to
keep that new appearance choose
Utcnco because they know it's the
easiest, most economical way to do
the ironing.
To save your health', strength
and money, have a new Utenco
Automatic Ironcr in your home
before your next ironing lay. Wc
will demonstrate it at your eon
, veniencc. Phone, write pr calL
" will pay you to try a IJtonco boforo buyliiK-
"IMllmil T..n.. . . ..Imllllll XutV
" lltwhvil In I'niKiviM
W,
K. tilldl.KY COMI'AXV
NorllnviiMi IIIhIi'IIiiiioik
l.tiinl lli'iiiliiimfrin ,
m u..S',,,TK I lil-t THHHlOMI'ANV
n llliiliinti,, Kt. 'JVIiiliii' 2 1
tDrtonuitic Iraier
BRINGING UP FATHER
lU-Khtcral U. B. ftiteut Office
Copyright, ltiai, Intornatlonal News
By Geo.
&1 COLLI. THI-3WA.TCH
CCIE CAVE. ME ij MWV)
6A.MIN. T,ME IT, CNC Wou
ahe.o or mv ci.oc.
MAfUCiie THI)VJTfH
I" WONi IT RFlftt,
Five Ckl OCK AH rvvr
CLOCK FAD3 JUlbT
THAT VyATCv I
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VO ) (M IM
CLCV K. NEVER
CMPi K.EEP Thp
I ft.tt4HT TltHi
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McManui
THF.IAMlvrX C.IVF l ) Trie I MIISIJTE'S AFTe. f I J
that Ck) CORRE.U L T VJO J
rFo to Time" fJ'C 5 SJ
-S i ( j is 1925 e Iktx Fcaturk Sw lM
i i iii fj tyi Ciwt BnUin nhu ftwrvtd A
POLLY AND HER PALS
MA SA2 ITS GOT 10 LAST
two Moret Ews'.
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Copyright 11123 by Newspaper Feature Service, Inc.
By Cliff Sterrett
n i i wpji ,ti , a iigajMajr- )k , , , i k . -i-v r
Mnrk'uri't, on their return to Mt. 'kch; nnrihiat to Rpokana, 30 doRrcea;
eut to ltakor, 22 fttwrenn, and aouih to
A nli In ml, 33 ilfKrpf h. Minimum Ictnper
aiuro at I'ortlund tonight about A'l de
Krcca. Portland nv.otmala Trttm
PORTI.ANU, Ore, Nov. 30. Thone
are the prica denlara pay whoieaalera z
cept where otherwise noted:
Butter Belling price, nm lote Cream
ery prices; Print, extraa, 67o lb. for
plntn wrapper; dnlry, buying price, 38c.
uuiterrat Country elation delivery
AnK'-l itfit'r th holiday
It. V. Hnwli'v wan a visitor In
KuKm Miiiutay.
I ho luiih-H (if llio Christian
'huivh will ho IiobU'hhus for a
hhiluliiy riitinur to ho Horvcd from
nix tint U clKht, W'etlnoHtlay ovonlng,
I fitimiiImt 2, lit tlio church parlum.
TIiito will ho 1 2 tnbk'H, one for
I'jirh mouth lu the year and they
will Ih dfi'oratod uccordliiKly.
KiK-ll (Mil prcHClit lH to hO Heated baala: Ileal churn Inr. 6563c lb.: No. 3
at tho tahie rfprcHeuilmr the month
In. which hlK or tier hlrlhduy oc
curs.
Mrn. rieoro I lard In who has
hi1 en vIhIUdk nt the homo of her
HlHtor. Mm. 1'Yank Mcdarvtn, ro
t timed to her homo In Kuyono,
.Mnndtiy.
Mr. and Mrn. A. C. Jewell and
Hon Corhln returned homo Sunday
evening after a idiort ilt In Port
land wit Ii friend and relatives.
Tom Harper nrrived from Lex
ington, Neb., and plunn to mako lilt
future home here.
Mr. iiml Mrn. Joo Snyder nnd
children and Mr. and Mrn. John
Hunk were Kiii'Ht h n Mr. und Mrn,
K. ('. l.ockwnod Sunday.
Mr. and Mrn. JIarvey Holdor
imin arrived last week from Knap
pa, (iri'iinn and are ruckIm of Mrn,
llnldf'riiiuit'B parentH Mr. und Mih.
M. t. CiM-hnin.
Mr. and MrH. fleorge nohlnson,
who have heen viMtlng Mr. Roh
lnon H mother. MrH. M. V. Phillips,
ninco Wednesday, returned to their
'home In Portland Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. fieorgo Atkinson
nnd Mr. and Mm. 1: T. Itrumfleld
have MioVed It1
nnd have rented the M. V. Phillips
home nt WeHt Main.
Jack Klopestvln of the Hohom
lan mining district is in town for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. V. . Johnston nr
rived today from Mlford nnd will
mako their homo hero lu tho fu
ture. Mrs. Johnston who ImH conducted
a beauty shop In Medford for seve
ral years 1ms purchased tho Sanl
tarv lleauty Parlors fruin Mrn. II.
A. I lagan and will tnko possession
ii t once. Miss Knthryne Penner,
who has nsslsleil Mrs. llagan, will
reninln in tho ahop with Mrs.
Johnston.
Hob HendrlckB, who has boon In
Portland the past few days on
business, returned homo today, but
will leavo In a few days for Ari
zona, where he will develop soine
gypHiiui property which ho has
m I. IloskliiH haH let tho con
tract for the roof for tho new gnr
nfio to 11. Lunmls of Kugene. The
new bulltllng will he completed by
tho middle of December.
Mr and Mrs. W, K. Ogden of
Creawell and Miss KUllh Hurnett
and Mrs. Hert Lund of Kugeno,
jrrade, fcoc r lb. ; Portlat-d delivery,
beat churning cream, 69c pr lb.
Chen Sell! nit price: Tillamook coun
ty triplet. Il32c; loaf. 3231c; Oreg-on
trlpleta, not branded, He per lb.; Tilla
mook f. o. b. selling prices: Triple'. Ido
lb.; lonf, 29c lb.; Con comity cheese,
selllnic price to retailers: Triplet, 30o;
Ioh f. Jlo por lb,
EKit IluylnK prices. Front street: Cur
rent rerolpi. 33c per doxen; hennrry
while. 4 he dox. ; hennery putleta, 3Cc;
unftfrtttifd, 26e.
llre Poaltry rtelllns; prices: Iteavy
hens, 26c per lb.: light to medium bens.
lie per lb.: broilers, heavy, 24c per H.;i
Uirht. 29.l0c lb.; Pekln ducks, 22c: col
ore.!. 20c lb.
Turkey Hnny ilrfawd,' 20'B lb ;
ordlnnry, 3Gfl-t0c; fancy live turkeys,
SOf per lb.
Ontone Sell Inn price to retailer: tr
11c. 15e;0r; Oreiton. JMB t ! !. SO
Tnhlo Potatoes Dearhutes Oems. $3.2R
IttZ.hO: niw local, I2.764TI3.00: Yakima,
$3.00!1.00; fancy bnknrs. $4. 60.
Hell Peppers Local 8 tf 1 2 He per lh.
Bunch VeRstablen Parsley. SOOGOc;
radishes, ROc : beets, 4c ; carrot, 30c ;
turnips. 40c doten b.unrhe.
Sack Vegetables flell In it price: Beets,
12.00; csrrots, $1.50 sack ; cnbbime,
Oretton, me por lb.: lettuce. OreRon,
I1.25AI1.KO per crate; cauliflower, locnl.
Sl.50fft2.no per crato: celery. 75c$l.oo
o'from' Marshfield' J"n: lt"cn . M P,n"eh' .,ooai'
11.50 crate; ffreoa beans, loifflS'c lb.
Blent nnd Provisions
Country Meats Selling price to retail
ers: Country-killed hone, best butcher
under 150 lbs.. IGHIMGc lb ; best cnlves
(nbntit "A to 108 lbs.), 16jt7o per lb.;
lambs. 17fl33c per lb.
Lard Pure leaf. 220 lb.; shortening-,
Ui.
Smket Menta .Tlnms, 3fl33c por lb.;
breakfast bacon. 3flB3c per lb.
TTopn, Wool, nides, F.tc
!Tope Nominal; 1025 crop, clusters.
notntnnt, 20 2 So.
Hides nuyins; prices: Salted hide, all
welKhls. Ir; Kreen hides. 7 Ho: snlted
bulla, Cr4c; rrreen bulls, 6 He; snlted or
green cnlf, 16c; sailed or green ktp, 10c.
Sheep Pelts Flint dry" sheep pelts,
long, 32 He; short. Uttc: pieces, HHc;
flint dry shear! nits, each, fifrlOc; salted ;
pelts. Ions;, each. $1.004991.50; short,
ench, S51i30o; shearing-, act, 10016c;
dry salted pelts, 17Hc,
Wool Nominal;, valley, fine, H-hlood.
30i(r32c; medium or 3-4-blood, 3032c
per lb ; con r no or S-4-blootl, 2Sfl30o per
Ih.; braid, 252 So lb. At valley points
prices are 2o to 5a higher for selected
lots.
Mohair nuylng price! Kid, BSo pa
lb.; staple, 40c per lb.; abort staple, 15c
per tb. ; burry stock. SOo per lb.
Cascara bark Buying price, 1925
peel, 7o lb.; 1934 peel, to lb.
Oregon Grape Root Buying price, mo
per lb.
Cattle and Calves
Steers, good 7.SR(tT 8.25
Medium 7.S5
Common 5.50t$ C.75
Connor nnd culler 4,504$ 5.50
Heifers, Rood and eliolro (850
Ilia, up) O.OOij C.60
Common nnd medium (all
welRhts) 4.60ifi .no
Conimon nnd itiedlutn .... 5.7549 A. 00
run nor nnd cutter 3. BOO &75
Bulls. Rood (beef, yearlings
excluded) 3.7fiitr 4.50
Canncr to medium 3.00(2 3.76
Cnlvoa, medium to choice
(mllkfeds excluded) ...... T.OOfliin.OO
Culls nnd rnnininn 6.00 7,00
Venlers. medium to chnlre. . lO.OOff 1 2.00
Cull and common ........ 6.B05M0.00
Hheep nnd Lnnihn
Lamb, good and choice (ML
Adam ll.Ofl 11.00
Lambs, medium to good
(valley) 11.0O4M2.50
I1eavywolR.it .(92 lb, up)... 6. 00 11.00
An weigni, na com
mon T.OO (ylO.OO
Tenrllng wethers, medium to
choice (1.00011,00
Gwes, common to choice. 4.00 7.00
Conner and cull 1.60O 4.00
NOT10 The above class and grade
quotations da not In all oases repre
sent actual an leu. In some Instances
they represent vnluea at which such
stork would sell If available, according
to the Judgment nf the market reporter
Hoga
Heavy weight f250 to 350 ,
Iba.), medium, good and '
rhntro Il.&0tfl2.2&
Medium welRlit ' (200 to 350
lbs.), medium, good- and
r ho I en 11.7fipl2.2S
blRht wolRht (100 to 200
Ihs.), rnmmon medium.
good nnd choice ; 12 26 fl 12,76
l.lRhl IlRlltfl (130 to ififl bn,),
conimon, medium, good ami
ehnlcn ll.D5lfM2.2R
Pnt-klng ItogN 8.60 10,50
SlhitRhter plR (130 .Ihs.
down), medium, good and-
rhnlco 11.00013.00
Keeder and atocker pigs (70
to 130 Ihs.), common, njo-
dlum, good and choice. ...11. 00012.00
Tocember. January.
December, tl.63 ; January, $1.52; north
ern spring, peceniber, January, 1 1.63
western red. December, January, $1.63.
Oats, No. 2. 30-pound white feed, De
cember, Jununry, $29; No. '2, 36-pound
Krny. December, Jununry, $29.
Hurley, No. 2, 4G-pound, December,
January, $31.60; 4 4 -pound, December,
Janunry, 130.60.
Corn. No. 3 eastern yellow shipment,
December, $34.25; January. $34.
1 Mill run, standard, December,- Janu
ary. $31.
Seattle liny and Grain
fTty The Asanrlated Presa)
SEATTI.B. Nov. 30. Corn, whole. $50;
rracked. $62; hny, nlfnlfa. $25; D. C,
$29; timothy, $27; P. 8., $20; mixed. $24;
linseed meal, $70; nnts, riiRet Hound,
$46; scratch food, $56; soy bean, $70;
wheat, $56. ,
Hon t tie Dairy Kxchnnge
tHy The Associated Press)
FRATTI.B. Nov. 30. Butter, city
creamery cubes, 66c; bricks or prints,
55c per lb.
Err, fresh ranch. 54c; mixed colors.
S2r; pullets, 37c per dox.
Portlnnd Unh-y Kxrlmngo
Mtv The AsBochitrd I'resa)
pnitTLAND. Ore,. Nov. 30. Butter,
(xtras, 52r; standards, 61V4c; prime
flrtts. 61He; firsts. 6fc per lb. 1
Krrs. extras. 60r; firsts. 40c; pullets.
43c; current receipts, 42c; undersized,
33c per doz.
New York Hops
(By Tho Associated Press)
NEW YORK. Nov. 30. Hnps steady;
state, 1925. 6nif?65c; 1924. 35tff4fte: Pa
cific Const. 1925, 274f30c; 1924, 22025c.
New York Fruit Trice
'By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 30. Evupornted
apples quiet but steady; choice, 12 fl
12"c: fancy. 13rl3'fcc.
I'runos firm; Call Torn !as, 3 3-4 0
12 3-4c; Orepons, 9 3-4 4 13c.
Apricots scarce; standard, 20 14 4J 22c;
choice, 234x26c; extra choice. 250l2tic.
Peaches active; standard. 184J19c;
fancy. 21 22c.
Ruanlnn Kxporta Banned
flty The Associated Prosa)
CIIICAOO, Nov. 30. Official an
nouncement that whent exports from
Russia aro banned until next March did
terlal upturn In wheat values here.
Wheat closed strong 1 l-8c to 2 7-8c
net hlfchcr, new style. December, $1.66
to 11.6GU and May. $1.61 7-8 to $1.63,
with corn at 6-Sc to 7-8c advance, oats
V( ft 3-Kc to 'Ac down, and provisions
varying from 10c decline to a rise of 22c.
Portland Hay rricen
(By The Associated Press)
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 30. Hny
Buying prices: Valley timothy, $17?$19; j
eastern OreRon. nominal; alfalfa. $19 ;
$19.50; clover." $17: oat hay, $1S$16;
oat und vetch. $17.60; straw, $7.50 per '
ton. Selling prices, $2 a ton more. j
HOTEL ASTOR
2nd & HU1 Ios Angeles
Every Room has Private Toilet
60 Baths New, Modern
Close to Shopping District and
Theatres
Free Garage Tariff from $1.50
(Cuntlmii'il 1'i'KP 8- Column 1)
DAILY MARKET REPORT
(Oregon .lournid Mnrket Review)
roUTI.ANIl. Ore. Nov. 30. Trado In
tho cb mnrket indicates further weak
ness. Sim. liim of excliiinne values la rcii
cinlly InilUiitcd. Aci-uniiilallons of fresh
sunk aro shown, but the outlet Is ex
p.Mied in Improve with the lower prices
on fresh goods.
Vetil Kltuntlnn Is Very Oootl
Very good sltimtion rontiniies In tho
market for country-killed calves. Do
maud is firm nnd full prices are, con
U)im,,1 over Hie week-end. HogB nro
,u( steady with tho country-killed
jrNite awaiting llio next movo of tlio
puckers.
Turkey Aro Put Into Storngo
PrHiticaltv nil of Hie turkeys held
nvor from 'riinnUanivlng have been placed
hi storage. Home recent sales of top
nihility dressed have been made at 35o
pound, but this Is a nomlnul quotation,
as few sales are confirmed.
Chicken Tnulo Is HI III flood
Hood demand continues for chirkons,
both live ami dresaed stock finding tt
fiivorable call. Receipts are seasonable.
No chanse In prices Is Indlcatod Tor tho
week's oponinR.
BoMnnt Move to Knst Ride
Leaving only nno main fruit and pro
duce house on the woat side In tho old
Front street dlalrlcl. Bollnm and eom
pany have moved lo llm new east side
dlsirlct. Tho firm I 0110 of tho oldest
hero,
lirlnf Note nf Wholesiilo Trndo
potiiin miirkeis nro sioady, prices mi-
cluinned.
union slliinllon qufel nl eonnlry points;
growers utiwIIMtiR to nceept bids.
Hales of small slxed lemons about $1
..H.lnc nvlrnnilt lirlcCK.
CrsnbTry situation depressed hero ns
result of action of bronrh of a Hoaltlo
house In shading values.
Limited trading In hops; buslnoss loo
small to estnbllali qooianons,
ShlPI'M-a Wentlter ollro
Wnnthnr hiitpnii ndvlaecl Monday! Pro
lent alilpmenls during the next 30 hour
ngalnst the roiiowing miiiiiiiimi innpi
mures: doing north to Bentllo, 44 do
Shave In Comfort With
Cuticura Shaving Stick
This delicately tnedlcatecf anti
septic Shaving Stick produces a
creamy lasting lather enabling tender-faced
men to shave without any
irritation, even twice daily. It leaves
the skin smooth and fresh and
makes shaving a pleasure. Cuticura
Talcum is an Ideal after-shaving
powder.
SoapSBe. OlntmantSBandBOo. TaleamSSe. Sold
everywhere. Snmnls each free. Adorer:
"OotloBre Lbortorfi Dupt ST, Haldon. Hms."
mW" Cuticura Shaving Stick 25c. I
. L. M. TRAVIS, Inc.
Oondcd Collectors 25 years in
liLir.Chs. Credit ratings and re
ports. Seo. Lane Co. Credit Assoc.
U R. TRAVIS, O. N. JOHNSTON
Mnnaccr Attorney
Tel. 118 79 17. S. Bank Bids.
A FARMER'S
DOUBLE BUSINESS
A farmer must be a business man; he, too, must be a sales
manager if he is to prosper.
A banker must know finance. But also must be posit I vo
about the- economic status of his community; he should be
able to point out to you the exact trend of business at any
time or season.
The officials of the U. S. National Bank are experts In this
secondary phase of banking. Ask their advice and they will
give you direct, definite, sound facts that you can put into
use. Their time and experience is yours if it will help you
succeed.
If this service interests you we suggest you call.' There will
be no obligation. . ,
"y(xi
U. S. NATIONAL
B A N R. -
Xihe Bank of Service
EUGENELOAN SAVINGS BANK.
"Che Bank jor Savings
.llllll wl f t.wS.ii aatr J
rortlnnd flrnln Futures
fHy The Associated Prosa)
PortTI.ANli, Ore., Nov. 0. Wheal,
HUH. hard while, Hncomber, January,
ll.fiOj hard while, time), at em, hart, rm
rember, .Innunry, $1.50; soft while, He
comber, January, lMi western wblte,
One Thin Woman
Gained 10 Pounds
in 20 Days
Skinny Men Can
Do the Same
Thnt' Rolng somo but skinny
mon, women and children Sunt
enn't help putting on Rood, healthy
flesh when they tnko McCoy's Cod
I.Ivor Oil Compound Tnblots.
As chock full nf vltnmlnos us tha
nasty, fishy tasting cod llvor oil
Itself, but these siiRar-coatod,
taatelces tablets aro as easy o
tako as candy and won't upset tho
stomach.
One woman galnei", ten pounds In
twenty-two dnys. Sixty tablets
sixty cents. Ask I.lnn Drug Co.
Carroll's Pharmncy or any druggist
for McCoy's Cod Mvor Oil Com
pound Tnblots. Directions and
formula on each box.
"'dot McCoy's tho original nod
genuine Cod Liver Oil T ablot."
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The Foundation
IN many an American city today
tall structures stand on founda
tions that were planned by their
architects to support the weight of
extra stories if the future's needs
shouldcallforsuch additions. Their
very existence is proof of the
vision of men who provided for
that which they could not definitely
foresee. .
Similarly capable of meeting the
future's needs was the foundation
upon which the Bell System has been
reared. At a time when a few miles
was the greatest distance over which .
man's wire-borne voice might
travel, the telephone pioneers could
not, of course, foresee in detail the
problems of invention, manufac
ture, construction and operation
which future expansion might in
volve. They could, however, and did
catch the vision of a national growth'
which would necessitate a service
continent-wide in scope. They could
and did provide the foundation for 1
a structure capable of growing with'
the nation. .The proof of their vision'
lies in the fact that America today
has a nation-wide, universal tele
phone service.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
BELL SYSTEM
One Policy - One System Universal Service