Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 03, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THUKSPAT. uka , . Routes Throufih Terminal to t Be Closed For All Time ORDER INCLUDES PROVISO County Want Vso of Crow-ln at i niklioff Maco Intll July 1 Nett Year W The old Pralrlc road that extends through the new terminal ground' of the Southern Pacific was ordered aratod yesterday by tho county nurt with nrovWon that the Southern Pacific company allow tho uo ot tho rrotislny near tho lilk hoff place, near Avard station, un fit the flmt of July. IS 2 6, The firder of vacattn the several crow radn that extend through the terminal site also has this pro Vision. i? The reason for this action by the Court is that the new Maxwell road that extends east and west between tho Prairie road und tho Pacific Burn way. a short distance north of the Rikhoff cross! nfr, could not be finished this winter and ft Is quite Accessary that the Rikhoff crossing V New Road Improved f Tho new road that extends through the orchard tract along (be south edire. of the terminal site, taking the .place of the old Prairie oad, has been in use for several weeks The shoulders on cither fide of the jrravel surfacing are ulte soft and many cars have be come ml red down on that stretch Since the rains began, but the road is being worked constantly, accord ing to Edwin Tuller, county road- master and It is gradually getting nettor. ... A pile driver Is at work on a new Tjrtdge across a stouvh on what is known as the Hardy lane exten sion road that is to take the placid of several roads that have been va cated, - - Another IVtltltm hM Another petition for the pro nosed road along the west sldo of the Oregon Klcctric. railway, from Avard Mutton to the end of 8tlh avenue In Kurone, has heen filed with the county court, founly of ficials mid they did not know why this petition bus been filed hm for nT iMMlitons rot the matter unj record and action wilt bo taken when funds are Available, The court asked road tlintrU't No. Sh to levy) a npcclal tax for a part of the cost of this Improvement and the county would match it. but no election was called and the matte will have to go over until next year, according to P. M. Morse, county eugiuee.'. Lane County Cottage Wanted at Corvallis BRIDGE SPAN ARRIVES PARTIES TO BE HELD UiNlrlrt HoiHWPiiinihv XmihhI lu llnvo t'liarito uf lrlt Child nn WniiliiK for Aitinlvilon HK.WV to in: KiuxTi.n 'OHTH KOKK Stool for tho drnw anan of tho stut htKhwny briilKO tlcrOHa the North Kork botwoon Cushiintn mid Vlorvnre ha urrlvod nt tho hrblKo sito, ucoorUliiff to word r.H'ivd hy the lumo county court, nnd th. spun will be erected Itnniedltitely. The Meel was sent by the tnte highway commlsHion. Construction work on this briduo b now beliiK rushed, nci-onllng to Arthur Striker, county brldne mi nertntomlent, In chnrtte. The white cedar lumber, which Is ahlnped from loos lUy, has about all ar rived. ... PLAYS TO BE GIVEN n I G II SCHOOIj DKAMATIC rai'U AITK.VKS SOOX The dramatic club of the Ku Bene hliih school has selected for Its annual entertainment two of ttooth TarkliiKton's best plays, "The Intimate Slrr.ncers." a three act comedy, and "Tho Ghost Story." a one act play. Under tho direction of Mrs. Christie, thle entertainment prom ises to be one of the best in the hlrtory of the club. The date of norfnrnianrea will be announced In the near future. NEW SHOW 1 VUSJt I m ONLY wmtm A ojTlonlo drama 10 J of laufthiim 1 a I Bta. thrills TLfii With tlie wxDCis fiJS .jTlIfcjfSsiiJV CLEVER j UtiWt.- u i Talmadge KUReno r.ud SprlnpfloM women interested In the V. C. T. W farm home iieur CorvulHs ure nlaunlnK to hold a series of "vanlshiuii" rnrtles to raise money to build a luie county cttuce on the grounds, nccord'nn to announce ment yesterdfty after a meeting The movement to build a I.nne county cottage was started here more than a year niso and a sum has been raised by various mouans but It Is not sufficient. The meeting yesterdy was held nt the home of Mra, O. W. McKlln and was largely nt tended. The vanlshinl:', parties, which have been ,Uiod us a means of ratsiuK money for the lloernhccher hos pital for cripnUMl children In Portland, have proved to be a bttt sr.ccess and It Is hoped hy the V. t T. lT. members that as much In terest will be taken In the or phan's home campaign. Mrs. M. S. Ady, police matron, s:i;s that quite a numtter of I.ane county orphans uro waiting for tho erection of tho cottage. Re cently sho took n seven -year-old boy to the Institution. He could not be admitted on account of lack of room but rather than turn him over to some otlW Institution, Su pirlntcndcnt Webb took him into his own home. Thoae prewnt at the meet'ng vestertlay were Mrs. P. J. Part to. Mrs. G. W. McKlln. Mrs. W. K. Knott. Mrs. Al Cook. Mrs. P. Walker. Miss Florence Ocden. Mrs. K. O. Maste;s. Mra. K. I). Browning. Mrs. M. A. Klce.. Mrs. Jane L. Ketels. Mrs. Mnrgarette Riuph, Mrs. F. K. Hunt, Mrs, J.Iarv Abrnms, Mrs. Catherine Hr.jihord. Mrs. AmMo E, Patchel dcr. Mrs. Richard Hnrt. Mrs. F. K. Pursley. Mrs. J. D. Tye. Mrs. W. U. Wallaco. Mm. W. C. Rebhnn, Mrs. Ouskle, Mrs. Iiwronco May. Mrs. XL E. (iullcy. Mra. Hoy Lomnis. Cottntre Orove will be represent ed by Mrs. J. H. Chambers; Junc tion C'ty hy Mrs. Ctnude Wash burn and Sirs. Frank Marshall; r hurg. Mrs. D. Wtwtom: Elmira. Mrs. March; Horton, Mrs. J. Hort; Ma;ileton, Mrs. Hnb!nsnn ftmi E. E. Loomir; Cresw?ll. Mrs. Ed Anderson; Cushman. Mrs. J. J. McCornack: Vlda. Mrs. Frank Minney; V en d 1 1 n g. Mrs. Fay A brains r.nd Mra. Chandler: Mar coin. Mrs. Fred Fischer; Mexter, Mrs. Thos. Pikes; Donnt, Mrs. J. S, Rau-h: Trent, Mra. Will Wheel er and Westlr.kc, Mrs. Will Savage. Officers wlii bo elected by Iho Ktwanls club nt the meeting next Monday- It was reported yesterday by A. K. Roberta, secretary, and hy llinua I t nt lUn 11 p.tL'fii ill t.tt Shat day. (Stanley Stevenson, Archie HarrU ami Karl C. Slmmomf are tho mem bers of the program committee. OwlniT to the election, It wan be lieved that theto would not bo iniuU In tho way of iutoiiainmont this coming week, FILM ENGINEERS HERE 1.AM1 ix "nn.i:s" to iu: svu m:yi:i ihiu siti:s ROAD ACTION POSTPONED D.UIARRS riiAIMKO BY S.rKAI MORE THAN AMOWED and tho PottAKo Clrovo-l.orane; tillt-ui. If ...l,il.lli.ln.l Ihil I..I.I.I' will bo tiireo mile limn;. KIWANIANS WILL ELECT orilfl HS W lV, t'lltSKN AT MONDAY MI l'llNti Aniltctt ami Supcrvlrdnji I'.nglmvr For Copo t.rHirntUu Arrlto lit City Engineers and architects of the Cope Film corporation will be 011 tho ground at the "Hrues" this morning to begin a survey of tho uttc for the moving picture studio and colony- construction of whicu was announced hero a few days ago. William Lang, architect for the corporation, arrived lu Eugene yu.sterday from Portland. He waa accompanied by Eugene KImc, su pervising engineer ana "property man" of tho concern. They will DELEGATES ARRIVE TODAY 400 Replies Received From All Over Slato BANQUET IS FRIDAY NIGHT Cotiimlltw IloUU Mcvt'tig and Omplrlc Plans ri tNmlVr t'ticoi ItcbcncHiiU Held ':th -100 names of hlnit school , rbdivtalos to the two-duv eoitfnr. ( enc Hpoiutored by the 1'nlverslty ' of tlrton iu file and more pom - 1 Ing In dally, the numlmr to attend: the conference prom.ncs to excoed the half thousand mark, It Is an-! noum-fd yeNterdny, ' j At a final meeting of the eon- 1 fi'ifnce eommttti'e callnl lout i nb:ht by Carl Hah), general chair-' man. tho ptann wrre contletM for tho conference. Oidrgatrs will1 bfuln to arrive lu lnrie numbers' today, It was staled by Unit Hen- 1 Jamin, welcomlmc committee c'ui rmati. A train and Mane 1 rcht'dule liat been worked out and everyone will be met by the' committee or If itreimii knlKbts. ' Housing AllcudiMl Tn The hoii:mt if the horde ot del crate N under the BUper ltltn of Un'ph Slaley and he reports ev et thing In readlneMS for the eueHtn of the university. Fresh , men In the houses will report at the adtn nitration bnlbllng to es- cirt the delegates to their re- ; nieetlvo places of resilience dtir- o-operate In the selection of sites-Ing their s'ay here. Kaeh house for various buildlngn. The plot must lie surveyed and contours established for the pur pose, of tho general couxtructtou scheme, they said lust night. How long this work will take could only bo presumed and Mr. Cope Indi cated that It may Involve two Or three week of preparation. TK .L.t-l.tlt.. ial.,.sll.n if n ill.i for the adminlMratioii building, j "tunts and acs by however, may be made today, as Mr. Idling Indicated that he planned to take out the tentative site to day. A local surveyor will accom pany the engineers. "We have been Impressed with the slto for tho tdudlo and lots and )mlli vn If nf ftr tmteh In the wnv of advantages to us," said Mr.) Idling. "The Important features! has been allotetl nti eoual number A three -cure ban.) net bus been anamved for the h'Kh sctutd j editors, student body ufticlalH and ; faculty ad.irors at which nil will j be prcs int Frld.iy nlnht. 1 "ColleKo Nltt?'- program w'H be' unusually elaborate, says Vivian H'trner. In chfime of the event, j The program will be taken up by i stuueni.i. YEMEN BLOW SAFE Mm: StttmrtH ami Mmiry Onlrr Not Muli-Mttl :.nritc is s'.i:.k ok ihist. : Di Kici: itoiinr.itY I rlRht now nro the mnlK'ni of wntor ((nlv S2J .,. ,, -raVt'n ll IVmr MIUI vm, 1 i-- v ' vi mi oh1 ' In the 'Hraes' and wo plan a stor age reservoir for this utility." Ilesldcs the ndnilntHtratlon build-' Ing wilt be an encloaod studio and! The snfo In the poMofflrr at an outdoor stage, the latter to bot Iaburg was btuwn by yeirgmen used in the summor time. about four o'clock yesterday mnrn. A central heating plant will sup-; Ing and $3l In money was taken, ply heat for all buildings. Including. No stamps or blank money orders the 14 bungalows that are to be were mUtng and no goods were erected for. mechanics and otho-i taken from the tnr In which th workmen. A delesratlon of farmer called upon the county court yesterday to discurs tho proposed road that cro-ses the jfeuk'al property -south of Spencer butte. Damn pes of $?S0 liave been recommended on the Sztikal property, but tho owner claims his property w ill bo dam pred up to $5000. No further ac tion on the case will be taken until the county court can visit and make , personal inspection of tho prop erty and the route of the proposed road of about one and one-naif miles. A petition has been filc-1 with the county court by citizens In dis tricts Nos. 13 and 69 for a con- 1 necting road between Lynx Hollow And IT WILL! The Greatest Comedy ever made pom of fire In located, according to W. M. Clark, tho posttitaater , and atom ow ner. The entire front of the safe was I blown off bv a heavy rharge of I explosive and the door wan com- I pletelv demnllfthed. according to Sheriff F. K. Taylor nnd his chief 1 deputy, Van Hvarverud. who hur i rrd lo the scene atter belnr noti fied by Mr. Clark soon after ho dlp"nverri the robbery, about sven o'eloek In thi morning. I'ernnPH ItvliitT ncur Hi ulnrn le-rd the explnflnn but nobody made nn Investlgntinn. A wimiiin Th cnmpnlgn for funds to curry I', vln,r vlnn9 u 1,10 ,t,,r, on' the united Christian work on ! rno tnr,H! mn ,rnvw lno I'1"'"' iho campus of the Cnlversily fjfftftn n1tt,r ,hr rtplosloti and h Oregon will le started In the I.uM-'told the officers that nhe Mmught n ohm litr ct of the city this nwrn',,,,p hn brlter report It. but ntayed ing and It Is expected that It wUl!ln A '""rtb man Is bcllrve bo ended by Friday night, accord-J!ftV' "tood watch In front of the Inir to iinnminrnrnpni In it ttlrlit 'Store. aftor a meeting at the Y. M. C. A. I Four ?nen were wen to enter CMTKD CHRISTIAN' WORK FINDS ARM KOl'CaHT Cltliciw of ttugone Ankotl to Sup Mirt Movement on 1'iU- or.lty Campus hu. Forty nr more canvassers have promised to he on hand this rnorii-. Ing and It Is expected to raise $1500 down town. Tho memhrX of the faculty of the university have nlsed $800.- At the meeting last night car parked near the church, west of the "tore, nnd drlv tnwnrd Ku ene nfter the explosion. The of ficers found benctith the church teps two cardboard boxes taken fro'i the pnstoff!ce t W. 1- Ilrlest. a (turns detective. Rev 1 w-no wns her at t.ie time of the CHARLIE CHAPLIN "The Gold Slush11 10 REELS OF GLORIOUS FUN. ALEXANDER on thn WVItMTZKR CHRISTMAS PLANS MADE ill, liev. 1 - H. W. Davis gave an explanation 1 rb.erv, i-tlnr the sheriffs of the work nnd Mrs. Charlotte omce in ine case. Donnelly gave a review of tho vork In tho past. Karl W. On thank stressed tho fact that the people of Kugene are the guard Inns nf the students that come here from outside points ami he said !t la their duty to look after their needs along spiritual lines as well as In other ways. Walter Myers, treasurer of the board that handles the Christian work, spoke on tho budget nnd gave nn outline of what is done with the money. Only 3 Day Left TODAY, FRI., SAT. McDonald Theatre Come and Bring the Whole Family! Popular Prices! TONIGHT BOY SCOUT NIGHT! EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION Nopfiifi from 1 tin Ki-niii rotivciillnn anil HONOR REWARD Abo fir.t view, of "OPENING OF McKENZIE PASS" 't K"tM, "" BOY SCOUTS CELEBRATE COMMIX si:vr -T. A. Wll.l. I'ltlv lto;nM soon joixn-ip.nox 1'IIOOP 11 1: 1, i) NO. 1 n v Troop 1 of tho Hoy RcoutH hnWI jolliflnntlon nt their nicotine plnco nt tho Unlvornlty hlch ncliool Inflt nlffhl In cclobrntlnn nf the re turn of tho E.ikI; Kcnut. from the ceremony In Portland where Gov ernor IMerco deeoraterl tho lornl hoys an well nn olhcrH who hnvo attained that ileRroe, Mm. J. M. rarr, wife of tho ncoutmater, fur- nlKhed rnnny. TonlKht till KnKle Scnutn will 1)0 Kunmn at the Mennalil theatre where the WVhfoot Weekly film of iho cerenionlen In Portland will be Hhown nnd tho hnyn will liave a rhanoo to 'Vo thcmnolven an othern neo thor-i.M Nelaon V. MrDuff, BunervNor of tho Casendo natlontil foront, will nlno nhnw the film "flood Turns to Our l oronta." FORENSIC DATE CHANGED AFKIKMATIVK OPPOKK TEAM O. A. C WILIj The Initial debfitn meet nf tho forensic sch od u In for tho univer sity debate team wh'rh was sched uled for Wednesday night, Decem ber 9, nt ISugenn wns put up one night. and will now be held nt .1:30 orlnrk on Tuesday ortornoon, Uo rember 8. Iho Oregon nfflrmnlivo team composed or Honolt MrCroskey nnd It, V. I.udlngton v.lll oppose tho O. A. 0. negative, ton in in VII lard hull and tho negntlvo toam eomposod of Hcrwlinl Itrown and .lark MrQuIro will dehatn In Cor veil's ngalnst tho Agglo affirma tive tenm, Tho question Is. "Itonolved, that foreign powers should Immodlnte ly roMnqulHh polltleal .lurlsdhdlon In China except that ord!mir!ly ex orrtsed In consular nnd diplomatic acilun." Plans for a Clirltlmas enlerta.n ment at which will be featured a tableau of "Chr.Htmaa rtplrlt" by rttltdren of the Con dim tichool, v,ere tentatively nrruiiKcd at a meeting of the Condon IMreitl Vearher nKfloclatlon yestenlny. .Vusic and recitations will be In cluded In th priiKrmu according i to Mis, Warren I . Hntltli. itronl dent. The tmtlutlvo dato 1s le- cemner Is. Awido from routine htiHlno'in, I thoro was no other matter uf Im portance concluded at tho tneet tntc ventorduv. Hoveral Itcnm bad boon continued for dindiMHion and ! these wero disposed uf, said Mrs. Smith. .Superintendent David John Jones guvo a short talk on general school topics. . Mrs. Hmlth nlno reported that tho membership of Iho Condon IV T. A. Is now 100 per cent and over for the yoar. The membership now contains about 12S persons. BRIDGE TO BE REPAIRED Ki:itltY KTItKHT SPAN CilTTS l,AMINATl:i KI,(JOU Dance At ThtirMon, Rnttinlay nluht. Harry Clarrott'ii ornhenlra. (lood time. Everybody Invited, llrlng your frlenda. Come. Admlnnlnn 9to. Thum.Krl.AHot.-tf Tumi. ..; Work of rennlrlnk- nnd mrenKlh r-nlnt tho Kerry Btroet hrldKoi Acrona tho Wlllnrnotto rlvor will bo atnrted In n few days, iieenrillnic to metnliora of tho county court. Pr'coii on lumber for redoeklnflr' nro belnit obtained and tho con-! truct will be lot noon, It wan Hinted,' It In planned to una 120,000 foot of Iwo-by-fourH for a laminated flour which will ho pavod. Now mrlnK crH will aim) bo put In and the Hteel roln forced. ICnKlneera from the Btato IiiIiIko department recently inapectod all the ntool brlilKen In the county nnd inada reeomniondntlona an to the extent of repalra. STUDENT OPERATED ON iwk (ionniKY, iu:;isTKn Ki:i'oim:it has Appr.NDiciTiH Dick Oodfroy, major In the nclinol or Joiiniallnm nt the unl vornlty and rnmpuit reporter for tho Morn:iK Itenlrtor, win operat ed on for npponillcltin -yoatorday mornlntf at tho Pacific Hirlnllan himpltnl. Hln work on tho Morn Inn ItoKlHtor wan Inlton over Viy Web Jonoa, a acnlor In tho depnrt monl, who will taliu caro nf It un til lie la able to hnndln thn work. Godfrey pinna to ro-cnter achool nt the boKlnnlnn of tho winter term. CIIIMHTMAH poHT I'Altl'M KltoM lu TO a:o e Chicago Purchase Sal Is Creating Widespread Interest Among Frugal Shoppy A Gift Or Two A hi aegm How- -4 V. I u I 1 I....K r.rl?. Why M ' i. .. . J . "i "'. K'.1 Kin ..r savtw...... pilffliHM-.i n,t, l.ili,,i w' ,i.T,WI)0(H C hristtiw,,. That wma. lt 'r Man. " o i i . wtukiiiL' tin I lifisitn:it ii,; i... "c,twti ' m tim. I Cory Mirrors, Gifts 1U Charm, 1750, $S.OO Vim - i UK .(.o n K( IIASKSAIE- tW, $3.98, $ - niiuiriniiiii iiir imr iiri-i.,.f t.i. . .. Hirt. that .harm l,.u ..f ,.,rlr fr.Mn ,MmZ unluuo patiern. to . h rr.,m, Th, ,ii,h?. Z I tiTiiona r,. ii.ir.ily noil. i i, lu ,llp , k;. " -w $1.00 Toilet Water, Bottle 59c Ju.t 100 bum... fit tat. niiv. mll.t ller (ri,ik non). Ill four rraiirnnt inlom. Him-, row hmmT. violet. . ""int Women's $1.69 Silk And Wool Hose, Pair $1 Illlth iiru.ln ltlrlii.lii.il rtbt.vd, keltll fanhhillri). atim'lKl elaatlc welt. Idntl welirbi for winter wi'.ir. Note the Navlnt? In prli-c: duo tu Cblraito I'urirhiiMi Mule. Children's Linle Hose, Pair 35c -Ciru.'Atio priti:iiAHK ham: . Tan. aniid, cordovan am! Iilnrk. niercrrlirU . finlali. A wontlnrful 15c vuliie. Fancy Covtr Blankets, $4.69 At 1 4 5 III prlet bn.1 rntirilliiRry. .tf. u,u Inrhr. th ixiitnu nil l"tliimi r. tntiiJ lurniiei 10 mi J1 fcl n raiiunr Min. All, Wool Blankets, $10 , -flunrsnl4 an nm ptaid blnnkH. Intstvi Itir way tturjrd Mil HITS. 50c Fast Color Suitings, Yd, 35c Ten ifootl , sluiilos to Hiltt from, vnry nlcn wimvo. ynrd wlitn. AiihIIht on of thnni ttmul Ituys rn urpd by our huynr while; un Ms rucetit lOuMtorii f rlii. f 35c New Lingerie Crepe, Yd. 27c A host of irrtty imltrrns snit jtaHttt rolnrs from wlHfh to sttlpri. Mnko pretty and Inoximnslvo nml'M'thliib's tor k ft Ktvlntr as ytvl as porsunul IH'CllS, Wool Comforters, $5.00 72 hy M Inrh, soft nnd fluffy, wool flllrd and rovrrfd with rhrrnH cloth. Alt nrw, sanitary tna irrliil. Itsdy to ovTfil with pretty covvr- . If iK. fnnkltiK them su Klvruhlo thru. Cotton Comforters, $3.25 Mlxs 72 hy 7S Inch, covered with unhlParhnd rmiHllu. AVV'vn a Kr(,nt army of stlkollmis, rro toiinfs na sutnnns to crovnr tlirtn with. (2nd floor) rii i.i' ii-! i Gift Furniture For Home Loving Folks Her home is her castle. In it she plays the rule of cliarm iii"; h o s t c s s, thought ftil mo ther nnd ilevot ed wife. It is her ambition to make home a place you love nnd to wliirli friends. 'I his is why she hopes so much that you will k'vc her ffifts for Christ mas that will add to the beauty and coin fort of the home. A uniquely designed bridge or floor lamp ; a luxurious overstuffed vclour davenport and an overstuffed chair to match. Or perhaps just some small thing like a picture, library table scarf, pic turcsquc book ends, will delight her. NF.VV SHIPMENT Colonial Windsor Chairs And Rockers in Rich Mahogany Finish $ 1 1.00 $ 1 3.25 $ 1 4.50$ 1 6.95 $2 1 .50 , Oun of tho nint iiopiilnr pnrlod iIpkIkiiii nf tho hour. Atlrnctlvo In dwdmi, thoy fit In with nny period pf ftirnliuro nnd nmy bo tilucod In ftny room of tho homo, I'orlnd doiilKii rocknm, nuto upruiir tifnt env orod with two-tono rut vnlnurnt $U.25 113.45 -IU.4S I2B.0O 27.2fi 20.fi0. Ilomitlfiilly tnpnnlry iipholntrrod clmlm, dla tlnotlvo donlKim, $.13. SO nnd 1.15.00. ' (2nd floor) 1 TOYT0WN IS READY! A lUtlo rhlld linn .Irenmcd It " fl iriatiN win. kno iho itrmnu oforyci luia iniido II nil "'" tmj i I nr i TV.,oi TnV8 I Ar.yM-,-r...i.UW ovor with tlMM.it ; ow "ti'lw Toy. of hnuKhty nlr. nnd toy. lht onir for ruddllnu in n ' U.ndrt'l' Toy Hint run with llltl" r'"?"bjb. -And doliK K..oro N';,b0"d,,Srt' nmnm doll, nloi.plnK.ilollt I"11"1 . .ni-i of tor u Oh. noonilnuly 'very ort or.w mo worm in ii. .. . r.nn -Mahogany l-'inish .Nut Bf" . li-ackerAim.-.x ; Pair $1.39 To .$3.25., FokA, -Salad Sots '''Jh Spoon With Hand Decorated Jt I.0X., With Hand-Pai " r ' Tois 45c. Mnli.H'anv Fmisl Colors-2Sc To $2.50. '' m 'Jap VVoml t:riiinl' Sets in Finish-Set 4(K-. , n.-jjOnTf1 . . i ii.... Oiillllll 130'v Wecoraicu mn.-" "L - tlyc Woo,ISta.id-$.OO.Tg5icI0 Folds-?1.50. (indH The Japanese Gift Booth Will Sol Your Gift Problems -M..ny who hnvon't any h1" w"Viv7rkA ronlly linn evorylhliiK, you know, find r '', 'me J.I'""" vory fow .nilnilio" 1 nwny In Hontlnn Humlrod.) of iiniiMiinl tlilnK". Iiolh di'i'iirnllvo nnd iim-f til onl, .hint nn InklliiR' Wllllf ' )Miiw ' bin. nil inl,"""