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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, DF.CEMBER 4, 1925
Morning Register Lane County News
(ntiUnurit from pnn povon)
TrnvliHoit. Tito nicMnlMni of the
KuHtn-ii Mlur nml thu UoUt'kah
lmlr.'-M itticiKlod In i nnly and vn
coiumI I hi' curti'Ko tn tin- truln.
Tlio iHiUlM'firi'rB worn l)r, V. K.
'J'hoiiit'nun, O. 1 , Moore, W'tlllani
llolllmnn, A ml row olxnn, H. C.
'I rii villain ami C. Wi-liur.
ntr.KWT.i.1. i'Khsoxaus
lIU'StmiT. IitiA County JiiccIaD
riil' SW KIJ.. Ore., l)o. 3.
Mm. li. K. .Mt'Dnnlel anil ti.
.Idlin C'of.:nn:ui nf ICugimo Hiul Mm.
OiM'inulp Ohu-k of ttliMiitalo nt
tenikil tlm funrrnl of Mrs. Jolin
min Votl'.K'nil:iy mornlnic. bolnK
ni'iiibcr!i oi' tlio Eastern Star.
Dr. 11. A. Forbes of Cottwn
Orove was In Creswell on builness
Mfiiliu'silay.
An (MiU'riainmi'nt will tie nlven
(2) Itoynl Rosnrlan quartet; . (S)
Itex I'ntlerwooit antl wire w.th
oilier t'nlverslty of Oregon nunil
rlalis; () Lieutenant Oakley Kel
ley with nuHlon pictures of tits ex
. wit: ! Ntulonnl I'olteKlate
l'layers Irom O. A. O. In itnee
one-ucl ptays; (6) Willamette Wo
men's Kleo club in mus:e, coiik
anil stunts.
The eiininilttee plans to sell sea
son tickets.
. The KJur-l. also voted to spend
an amount between $50 and $74
fur community Christmas treat.
The school la to furnish entertainment.
1MVKKV1HW I'KRKONAlJ
(Ki'Slaler l.sn Cuunly Stioelalt . .
RlVfcWVIMW. Ore., Dec. J.
Mrs. i John Carson, an old time
renMent of this nelKhborhocl Is a
guest at the Chester McKee home.
.Hm !.-. dl I.HvMnl In ttvliAeted
Friday rvenlmt December 11 at the ht),110 "t),0 latter part of this week
W. O. W. hall under the auspices altr ,wo weeks' visit with her
of the ljulles' Civic Improvement
dull. It la entitled "A Baby Oper
etta." A play will also ho Klven
entitled "No Cure, No Pay." .
The ladles' aid society of tne
Presbyterian church hold Its an- afternoon.
sister, Mrs. Herbert Hurt, of n
Jose Cul.
Mr. and Mrs. Rlcfiard Illll of
Kupene called on Mrs. Hill's
mother. Sirs. Sarah Hayes Sunday
BRINGING UP FATHER
llrtiUtoml V. R. l"hn$ Offl
(XUiyrlulil, la. ItilntiUkinl Mow
vELu - iVe WAfieo the.
THAT MAcClE MOST eE TTlK
j .T.1RED OF L.OKIK AT .ME
itU JUtT TAKC A
UTTUE VmoLU bO
tHE KIN HAVE THE
HOUtiC TO HEWtjCUP
FCK ANrVHILE -THAT
VILU PUEAtE. HER,
J
C IMS av Intx Futurc Scnvicc Ixc
i Cml DitUis tiKia mtvd
I'M OUTJT 1 1 I KNOW -"OU ARC AND T
fjQMHA N ONA tie kic;ht OACK Tq
take a vook r-,oo - -yui,-i-'
LITTUE l;.S t'ULTCUU fP ipEfl
VAU'aV X- -1'au VHCN
POLLY AND HER PALS
Copyright IKSM bjr Now-iwimt turo fH-mlcn, luu.
nur.t bazanr nnl supper at the
Omnk'ti hull Friday afternoon anil
evening of th.'s week. , ,
Mr. Schrepol of OorvalHa Called
on T. P. Jackson Wednesday.
IIL1 GETS LYCEUM
CHANGES TO . BE MAIi: ' IX
HAI.L KQl'lPMEXT
liiidk-ct Conimllloo Will Bo Nnniril
to i'nro fur rtiurTl. Kutuls
for Comlns Ycr
(Itrctnlrr T.ane County SvedslV
VEXDL1XG, Ore.. Jec. S.
"A'endllnc Kour-l. local No. 80.
district 1, voted to back the Wend
linir lyceum. at. a meeting held
Ttiesdny evenlnp. Tecember 2. The
Kour-u also voted to accept rec
ommendation of the committee
appointed to investlirate installinc
mnda oquinment ror ine motion
iilcturo machines.
The recommendation opposed
the purchase of this equipment,
liut recommended t ha new screen
bo purchased, that the .rheostats
now in the motion picture booth
ho moved to Kive better fire pro
tection and that a certain sum he
net aside each month for purchase
of motion picture .equipment.
It was voted to appont a hudtret
eninm'ttee which would cons der
the whole of the Four-L. funds
with the tdea of carlnc for the sev
eral needs which arise from time
to time. . - .
The Ivoeum es presented by J. J.
Fkornichka and F. F. Foster cal's
for six numbers as follows: fl)
vaudeville from Portland circuits;
Paeschke Bros, are i repatrlnrt
their :arnKe after the crash of a
week! aeo. when a car strayed off
the pavement and stopped at the
rate or as mues per Hours against
the northwest corner of the build
in!. " ' ,
Poran McKe apent Tuesday
nlsht In Kusene with his brother,
Robert McKee, who took suddenly
111 with, appendicitis nnd had to b
operated upon tit 10 o'clock that
nipht. v
Max. Winkler of Corvallis was a
week-end Ruest at the W. T. Sim
mon bomV.
Miss Alma Smith returned Sun-
flhv after spendlnK ThanRsKivlns
vnratlon In' Portlnnd nt the home
of her cousin, Mrs. I-awrcncc
Kaiser.
TRENT PERSONAM
Recltr In County Sroclsl)
tufnt. Ore.. Dec. S. Mr. nnd
i.Irs. Van "Woods spent the last
week-end in KUKne.
Mr. ' nnd Mrs. Irvine Borthlck
rr.d son were here from Monmouth
for the Thnnksplvlne vacation.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. "Wheeler and
family spent Saturday In Eufcene
with Mr. and Mrs. joe nnyes ana
'Mmltv. . .. '
Miss Mildred Arnold visited Miss"
Hilda Knutron at Cresweit sun-
Inv.
Al HlBBlna had the misfortune
to cut his foot the first of the
uoek. - It required several stitches
to close tho wound.
Miss Crystal Bauclimnn spent
last week-end in Eucene vlsltlnK
Miss Nina wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. WE. West and
fson Darle visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
TV West at Coast Fork 3londay
aflernoon.
Kay Olsen and Chester Wbeeler
students, at O. A. C. Gladys and
BAUry pdllV 7 U) -this iOM.( VrJtt-Aviiy
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t SA WHAT MAtS'y
A CEaTT 1LVXA5 SlVE
A LAoV A TDIAmOaIO
EM6A6EMEMT
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reflected from ll
Thelma'AVheelor, who toach at
leRht VntK-y and CoilaKe Grove
wtfre home tor tho vacation.
The Helping Hand club meets
with Mrs. Terry Williams Thurs
day afternoon.
- Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Wheeler at
tended Grange at Goehen Tuesday
evening.
There will he preaching here
Sunday nmrnin;; nnd evening by ;
Hev. A. C. Uatcj of Kugene.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S, Ilaughman
and daughter Iner, calh-d on Mr.
and Mrs. Ikixter at r Dexter on
Wednesday afternoon.'
The creeks have .raised during
the recent rains, also tho river.
Mm. I.orenta and Mrs. Fao Kim
ball took the school children to
Pleasant Hill to practice for the
play Wednesday afternoon, which
is to be given Friday evening.
Mid and Frank Kimball are cut
ting oak wood.
Lj.rd Par ltf. Uo lb.; horUnlnc rukri an. I th rt.M w irunw at
111 ia lit (op iikui, o a n"
ttlvnrt. new iyU. I'wmbfr, 11.7
ll.i'ti.rtn.l Md. to II Tl'i. Com
finiiiivi 5 J-sc ttt 3c Ui, 04l al
1 H' mtvanro. 'atttl ttr'rvUltn varying
ftuiu :if due Una ti an equal jnln.
. . . . . the key to success
. . . . . comes with an ac
count at .... . this con
venient bank . .... its
blended with co-operation
carry a key
First National Bank
Since 1883
the open door
of accommodation
oi co-operation
Are Not a
In order to make room for more used cars,
I am offering these cars at prices that are
not to be found anywhere else in
Lane County:
DAILY MARKET REPORT
(Orrcon Journal Market Krlew) '
PORTLAND, Ore Dec. 3. Further
I price canre-tmta In the market for
continue to tw mailr nut only tin the
' un Iry exrhamtt but on tlin opn ninrkt
j In fact, fichanKC valura are bolnK tnalO'
talnnl only Jn upotn, a very lurK l-or
1 crnf of the deal blnc below the estab
lished ftcurcs.
Bacbanice prlre were lc to 2c dozen
lower for the MMlon, nil abowlnic the
mallest loa with the exception ot flraia.
Receipts of eirira continue to tnrreaa ,
and the abundance of frh slock la
playing .further havoc with the storaite
market, which la already In very bad
shape. The public seemingly la off stor
age eggs. The processed stock received
Its first real trial this season and much
c6mplalnt haa been received about de
teriorating quality on washed offerings.
With' fresh eggs arriving ao freely
that practically all wants of the trade
are being taken care ot, storage holders
are taking a. severe loss on their invest
mcnt.
Butterfat Price IJve Topi
Buterfat values refuse to remain down
In face of the fart that a surplus of
fc-tth butter and butterfat la shown at
this time. The late reduction of 2c In
butter forced fat down 3r, but now the
price is but tc below butter.
Chlrkea Demand Very Good
Very good call continues all through
the chicken trade. Live poultry Is b
Ing sought not only for local killing but
for shipment to other point. Prices are
Ilrm tor all offerings.
- Meat Trmd la Held Kteodr
Practically no change- Is shown In the
market for country-killed menta mlnn
Front street. Hroripta are- taken care
of. with prlrea continued for both veal
and hogs.. Latter are fully firm.
('runbeVry Mnrkei la fXmdy
"While some Interests continue to ilts
criminate against the home-crown pro
duct, local cranberries are still meeting
with the best demand because of their
superior quality and lower price. Kven
In the home territory or the eastern pro.
duct the Oregon-Washington stock sells
best.
' Hop MnrCet Is Quiet Affair
Market fr hops Is a very quiet affair.
Limited trading of late - has been con
fined to small tots at priced that arc
Just nbout steady. Denlers claim there
are few orders for hop, but these can
be filled at the prlco.
1925 Star Sport, Touring, lots
extras
1 923 Gray TouVing, new paint
1923 Ford Coupe
1 923 Ford Touring
1 92,1 Ford Touring . .
1 920 Ford Coupe, new paint . .
. .$535.00
. .$310.00
$245.00'
. .$195.00
. $150.00
. : $200.00
I
My Terms "VVill Suit Youi ,
CAR EXCHANGE
, Exclusive Used Car Dealer
Telephone 2177 1077 Oak St.
Portland 1 .otrwue Prteoa
POTtTLANTi, Ore., Dec. t. Thes--re
the prices dealer pay wholesalers ex
tent where otherwise noted:
Mutter felling price, box lots: Cream
ery prices: Prints, extras, 66c per lb. for
plain wrapper, subject to discount of
2 ft ST.; rlalry buylr.g price. 31c pr lb.
Hutterfnt Country station delivery
hnsls: ricst churning rrcam. -JO ft 60c per
lb.: No. 1 grade. 47c per lb., Portland de
livery; best rburnlng cream. &7c lb.
CheeseBelling price: Tillamook coun
ty triplet. Iiea!(-; loaf, S23Srj Oregon
trlplei, not branded, 16c per lh.: Tilla
mook t. o. b. sslllng prices: Triplet me
lb.; loaf, 39c lb.; Coo county cheese,
selling price to retailer: Triplet, lOo;
lonf. lie per lb.
Eggs Tluytng prices. Front street! Cur.
rent receipts, 3to per doen: hennery
winie. 4niic do.; hennery pullcls, 3c;
undersized, j-fp.
Live Poultry -'flelllng prices: Heavy
nnn. z&e per io j ngnt to medium hen,
Iflf? pnr'ih. ; broilers, heavy, tie Per lh.:
light. 294MQe lb,; Pekln ducks, 22c; col-
oren, ioo io,
Turkey - T"nncy rtressnd, flfio pi?r Ib.J
ordinary. 30ft 3c; fancy live turknys,
2 nc pr lb.
Onions flelllng price to ret tier: gar
lie. 1-21c; Oregon, t2.2fi02.6.
Tnhte Potatoes Deschutes Gem. 11.21
AM. BO; new local, I2.f60l3.ft0: Yakima.
j3.O9ffH.00; fancy baker, $4. SO,
nnll Peppers Local 8&12Ho par lb.
Ttunch Vegetable Parsley, 0S0o;
radishes,- IDei' beet, 40c( carrot. IOoi
turnips, 0e donen tjunrhe.
Back Vegetftble Helling price t Tleeta,
$2.00; carrots, fl.BO snck; cabbage,
frerron, 1C por lh.; letlucn, Oregon,
l1.2RAI1.fiO per crate; cauliflower, local,
$1.26ffS2.00 por crate; celery, 7Cc.ftll.ft0
dosen; green pea, f ) spinach, local,
fl.ftft orange box; tomatoes, hot house,
$4,60 orate.
Mmfg nnfl Prnvtslnfia
Country Meats flelllng prlr to retail
ers: coiintry-Kined tings, best butcher
under 160 lb., IBHOHc lb beat calves
taooui so m ivo los.j, lQc per pound;
lamb. 170310 per lb.
lie.
Smoked Meats- Hnms. SeffJlc per lb.;
breakfast baron. 3Htf'e per lb.
Hopa, WooL Hide. Jttc,
Hope Nominal; 13 crop, cluster,
nominal, 30 lie
lll.l.- Huying prices: Ml ltd hi das, all
weights. I He; green hides, 1 c; salted
bulls, Hc; green bulls. 6Hc; salted or
green calf. He; salted or gi-eeo ktp, 10o.
Bheep Pelte Flint dry sheep pslts.
long. SISc: short. 11 He; pieces, HHo:
flint dry shearing, each. sOiec; salted
pelts, long. each. 11.0091 1. to; short.
earh. XitfSOo; shearings, eactt, 100 Ho
dry suited pelts. ITHc.
Wool Nominal; valisy. frne. -blood.
U4Mc; medium Jr l-tblood. ,lS40c
per lb.; coarse or 3-4-b,lomt, per
lb-; braid. 3lOi:r lb. At vnller pointi
prices are 2o to le higher for selected
lots.
Mohair BuTttig price: Kid. tee ' pee
lb.: staple. 40 per lb. t iborl staple, 3 be
per lb.; burry stock, SOo per lb,
Cascara barkflaying price, Ifll
peel. 7c lb.: peel, le lb.
Oregon Q rape Root Buying price, lit
per lb.
Cat lie and raivra
Steers, good T M 3.26
Medium -. tlttt t'S
Common 6. 60 ft C.Tl
. Canner and cutter .i M
lleirers. good and choice (1160
, lbs. up) f.04.0 .60
r-n-iitn-m onrl -n.llnn all
weights) 4.6vf., B.oi
Common and medium .... 6.760- 3 00
Canner and cutler 3.(0(1 3.71
Cowb, riHKl 4.60tf .ift
Common and me-Hum ..... 2.&f 3 73
Tanner nnil roller 3,001 3.60
Dulls. gool (beef, yearlings
excluded) ; I.TSQ 4 10
Canner to medium 3.00 O 3.76
calves, medium to choice
(mllkfeds excluded) 7.0ftf? 10.00
Culls and common t.oofr 7. Oft
Venters, medium to choice. .10.000 1 2.00
Lull and common 3.609 10.00
nneep mtta Lambe
Lamb, good and choice (kit.
Adama 1100A1I
Lambs, medium to food
tvalley) 11 OftOlf 76
Ileavywelght .(33 lbs. up)... t.OOOll.OO
All weighu, .!, abA com
mon t.ioo:o.oo
Tearllng wether, medium to
choice t. 0A41U. 00
Ewes, common to choice 4.000 7.00
Canner and cull 1.60O 4.00
-NOTE The above claso and grade
quotations do not In all case repre
sent actual amies. In some Instances
they represent value at which aocb
stock would tell If avails bis. according
to the Judgment of the market reporter
Hogs , .
K-'avy weight (260 to 360
ibs.). medium, good and
choice 11610 12 26
Medium weight (200 to 264
lb.), medium, good and
choice 11.7601336
Light weight (130 to -200
lbs.), common medium,
good snd choice 12.26 V 12.80
Light lights (130 tb 1(0 lbs.),
common, medium, good and
choice 11.21012.26
Packing hog I.60O10.I0
Slaughter plga (130 lb.
down), medium, good and
choice ll.OOOH-oO
Feeder and stock er pig (70
to 139 lbs.), common, me-
dlum, good and choice... .11.0001190
Portland flraln Futures
T?y The Associated Press)
PORTLAND. Ore, Dee .3. Whent.
71HH, liftr.l white. December, 31.34; Jan
uary, 31.1&: hard white, blue slem itn.l
hart. December, i January, 91. US; suft
white, December, January, $1.33; west
ern white. December. Jnnuarv. Sl.sli
I hard winter, northern spring, December.
11.67; Jnnunry. 91.63; western red, De
cember, 11.67: .TAntiary, 31.63.
Oats, No. 2. 36-pound white feed. De
cember, January, $29.60; No. 2, 33-poup I
gray, iwetnner, jsnuary, 2.6ft.
it.-iriey, No. 2. 41-pound. December,
January, $12; No, 2. 44-pound. Decern.
i)cr. Jnnunry, 931.
Corn. No. 3 enstern yellow shipment
Derember. $16.26; Jnnunry, $16.60.
Mill run, standard. Dcreuiher. Ill
janunry,. i.u.bu.
Hon t tie tfmJry K change
ttly The Aaaorlattrd ')
HKATTI.K. I'. 3. Mutter, city
rreAtiferjr cubs. Mi'i bricks or prints,
IS. imt lb.
Kggs. fresh ranch. 6tc; mixed colors.
ile, pullets, lie per dot
dcattle Itar and tirala
rity The Associated traas)
SEATT1.M, Ier. 3 'or, whole. $&;
rrnckrd. Hi. hay. slfaltn. $:6. 1). t.
$:f. timothy. $:7. I, h., $:: mixed. $:i.
Ilnaesd meal, $10: oats, - Pugst ftoand.
$16, scratch food, $63; aoy bean, $70;
wheat, 96.
, New York Kntli TrleM
(Hr The A Wirt ted Press)
NKW YOHK. Iec. 3. KVnwrsted
apples quiet but steady; cholte, 134
Itc; fancy. IKrt3Hc.
Prunes firm; Califnrnlas, I 1-4 0
U 34.-; Orgna. 3-40l3c.
Apricots scarce; standard. 10 '4j O tie ;
cblce, 33026c; xtm rhoU'A, IIOMr.
Pearhe acilve; standard, II V Hoi
fancy, 21023c.
Purtlnnd I lay Prlcee
(Tly The Associate) Press)
' IfUlTI.AND. O.e.. Dec. J. Itnr
lluying prices: Valley timothy. 3t7wH9;
eastern Oregon, nominal ; alfalfa, 31 949
$13.60; clover, 317; oat hay, $160913;
oat and vetch. $17.60; straw. $7.30 per
Ion. Helling prices. $2 a ton more.
New York Hope
(By The Associated- Press)
NKW YltK. Dec. 9 Hops steady;
tats. llft,,60M6c: 1324, 33 4 ; Pa
cific Coast. 1319, 3710c( 1324, 230 36.
etty ef Eugene, In Mns County. Ore
rrt. 313 rt west of the west line
er lot numbered one In block nura-t-ered
twn uf Mulligan's Addition tu
Eugene City on the west, as record
ed on pea 133 of volume A, uf the
deed records of said rotinty, and
running thence snl along the line
nf ssld street feet; Iherws eauth
Uf feeti tltenrn eat CO fot; and
Ihenr north 137 fast to lite plare of
beginning.
All bide and offete shall 3m submit
ted at the otfn-e. tr H. M. 4'alhln al his
office In Die t?a!ted Htalss Nstlnnal
Hank Huibling on or before 10 a'dotk
Kus.-., Of,gtin, Nwtajbw (
K K Kit.
n1 TMUB-lBt u bJ
C, twins, pZiJ
At Thurnton, Huturtlnjr night.
jtnrry t inrrcit orchestra, tiood
tune. KvcryUoUy InvltoU. Ilrlnj
your rrienda. Co mo. Admission 09o.
ThUra.KrJ.&Sat.-tf
Tue.( 13-1;
W. O. W. SMOKI-Ilt
Atlrntlon Wiintlnicn nnd. frle nil.
Blir Hinokcr. .xln. gpcfhil mualr,.
reirrMiiiiieritg. b rldny lilKht, Irirm
bcr A. Men only. 12-3-2
Wlllnmetto Conoction t Crdlf
Service. Ino . Tlnn Am a
Collection aiioclAlUrtg. O. H. Dll-
ion. manager: Donald Young, at
torney, 860 Willamette. Phono 178.
MUTUAL LIFE O, M. H TRACK! IS
NOTICE OP EXECIJTOlfH HALE Of
JlKAl. ESTATE
Notice Is hereby gyn that In nur.
uance of the terms of the Inst will and
tho estate of Kylvester C. Luellen, de
tofore filed for probate In the matter of
leh estate of flylvester C. Ltiellan. de-
censed, in tho County Court of the State
or oregnn ror Lane County, tho under
signed, the exprutor named In said will
nnd nf an id estate will sell nt private
snieVln one pnrre). to the highest bidder.
ror casn (nun)ect to confirmation by
the County Court of the Pilate of Oregon
for Lane County sitting In probate) on
end after December 16. 1923. at 10
o'clock A. M. of said day all the right,
mir ma mierewi tn ino aAi(i nyivester fi.
Luellen at the time of his d frith. In and
to tho real property-herein described and
nil the right, title nnd Interest that his
snld estate hnsscfpilred In snld property by
epersnnn or taw or oilier wis, in and to
the following described rent property
situated In Eugene, LanoCojniy, Oregon
to wit:
Cf.mmenrlng at a point In the south
lino of Eighth Avenue Went In tho
Portlnnd Dairy Kvchnnge
nty The Asnnclnted Press)
PORTLAND, Ore., Deo. 3. Jliitler
exirns, 62c; stands rds, CO'c; prime
iirsts, 6ic; firsts, ivc per lh.
Eggs, extras, 47c; firsts, 4Dc; pullets,
ion; current receipt, 3c; iindnrNlxorl,
32c por nog,'
Market Volume Ktpnnri
(My The Assoclnted Press)
NEW YonK, Dec. 3. rndlslurhefl by
danger that the advnncn tn , t)it London
brink rnlo lo flvn per cent would Ini-ronsfi
Hie. locnl reservn rule, the slock market'
prcsBed forwnrd to higher ground tod ft y1
on nn '(pnHed voliitun of trading Totn.1
sales renchert two million nhnres for tho
first lime In more Ihrm n week, i
Wnrly nervousness over tliij bank rnto
was dispelled bv assurnnce from bnnker
ami trensiiry nrffrHais ihnt no tmmedlnte
chnngn wns necessary nt New York.
Their view were borne out afler' the
close of the1 mnrket when the Incnl 9 14
per rent rate was retained. Inltlnl gell
ing order were readily rihaorhcd. Price1
moved up under the leadership of stand
nrd Industrial shares, gathering mottled
turn n trading progressed. '
WMent t'n Heven Cents '
ITlr The Assoclnled Press)
CHICAGO, Den. 3. Wheat trading o
pnnded today In Ihe largest volume In
tnnnlhs end whirled thn market nlmost
slrnlsht up 7c n bushel. Ronrlng value
nt Liverpool, big export htislnes nnd
word of crop deterioration boih In Ar
gentina nnd Australia led lo excited buy
Ing. High price recordi (or the aeaion
FREE! FREE! FREE!
During This Early December
, "
Sale Only!
In addition to our used cars bcine priced $50.00, on an averastl
le93 than in any other Willamette valley city: We will give Awo-I
lutely Free to every purchaser of a used car, one of the following!
useful accessories
S. &. M, Roadlight
Locking Bar Cap & Motormeter
Automatic Windshield Wiper
Safety Stop Signal
Spare Tire Lock and Cable
Walnut Oversize Steering
Wheel.
Look our cars over, compare the prices and you will see the J
vantage of buying now. We will take used cars if the prices art!
right. Below we list half of our stock of 12 used cars; so come
in at once
1923 Chevrolet Touring . $260.00
; 1922 Ford Coupe 190.00
1 923 Chevrolet Touring 250.00
1922 Chevrolet, Touring 75.00
1920 Dodge Roadster 175.00
1924 Overland jTourihg 270.00
These cars are not -wrecks.. ; See them and satisfy yourself, ;
Gannett iMdtor Go.
PhovrnUt nW OnDosite Stanltf-1
SKINNY MEN
Thin Men
Run Dotvn Men
Nervous Men
You probubly know that Cod
Llvor Oil In tho nroato-t flonh nm.
dueor in tho world.
- iiocaiioo it contains more Vita
ml no- thon any food you can got.
You'll he Rlad to know that Cod
Mver Oil come- In -URar coated
tablota now, -o If you roally want
to put 10 or 20 pound, ot Bo lid
healthy flonh on your bono and
fool Well and -trnnir A.I. TJnn
Drill Co., Curroll'ii l'hnrmncy or
any druKl-t for a box of McCoy'B
Cod Llvor Oil Compound Tnlilot..
. Only 60 ceitii for 60 tablet and
If you don't gain five pound. In so
day- your driiKRl-t le authorised
to hand you back the money you
paid for them, , . ,
It Isn't anything unusual for a
por.on ' Kain m pound In 10
days. .
"Get McCoy's, thn nrlvln.l ,.!
l-onulne Cod Liver Oil Tablet."
oee Qur Wind
lEvery Bay!
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Christmas Sfi
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In our window will rtpcnr every day a special on sonic article m t'lis 801ilMl1el,
the window. The article can tell you worlds and will tirobably hiigeo".
wlioni you must give a present, who would pnzo.it Uilo dcnriy.
SEE iTHE; PRICES
Only a Cash Store Offers Such Values
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