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MORNING REGISTER. EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925 FOUR Interesting News Notes From the Schools of Eugene and Many Upper Willamette Valley Communities Ji Eugene High School Notes I.lom Qucsta at AiwoniMy. Hoy Veatch Is Honored, airli Sign for llanketball. F-T. A. Sponsor Hook fihower. Tho memben of th Lion's club worn Ruo.it a at the assembly given on Wednesday. 8. M. Cnlklns was the chief speaker and Keith Kisr- Klns snnff "SuHle." accompany. tur himself on the plnno. Tho lunch wnm anrved to the members nf the 'dub at noon by the Klrla of the domestic science department under sunurvlnlon of Miss Rita Norrtn. A small cheese, a trophy brought back from Tillamook, was Riven to l)on Sheyrhe. student body presl dnt, by Roland Coleman, captain, who represented the football team. The results of the election held In roll-rooms Tuednv was an " nounced by P. R. Chrlstenson, prin cipal. Approximately 45? students s voted for a half hour noon and for I no cioning ot scnooi ni a ociock. while 161 students did not want :v the noon hour shortened. r Harry Barley, Junior. was ; elected secretary of the 192fl older . boys' conference of the T. M. C. A. t to be held at Salem, during the conference neid recently at Me -, Mlnnvilte. Other students from 1 this school who attended the con ference were. Glen Bessonette. Gil . bert Spramie. Jean Eberhart, and Lincoln Constance. Boy Veach. ft. Graduate of the : Kusene hlRh school In the class of '18, baa been appointed associate director or the world court com ; mi t lee of the council of Christian associations accordlnc to jecept report. While in Eueene hleh - school Mr. Vench made and envl- ; able record. Re was treasurer of the student body in 191S. a mem ber of the basketball team, and was active In the followlne or ganisations. E club, boys nuartet. dramatic club and the HI-T club, - ot which he was a charter mem ber. After Mr. Veach was graduated from the University of Orcson in 1922. he became an Instructor In the American trnhersity at Beirut. Persia, returning to Eugene last spring. iThis year, he is enrolled In the Columbia University of "Sew York. Several students -oftha' whl(h school volunteered to entertain delegates to the press conference at the University of Oregon this week-end, in their homes. In case the houses at the University were not able to accommodate all' of the delegates. They: are,- Violet Swanton, John "Ludlow, John Tem ple. Lincoln Constance. Margaret Edmunson, Emily McCormlck. Mary Jones, Dorothy Van Dyck, Blanche Holcomb, ; Herschel Tinker, Grace Howe. Agnes Far ris, aftd Beatrice MlHlgan. Dolly Horner and Jean Eberhart have been appointed to arrange the next two programs, respective ly, of the radio club. The object of the two consecutive programs will be of competitive style... each chairman trying to produce the more entertain! lg features.," :-- -1 The pins recently ordered for the art club have arrived. . They are made up of a symbolic pallette from which extends a brush. On the pallet are spots of red. yellow, and blue, and the words "Art Club' are written across the face of the palette. -i t. ,- , i.. The Wgh school girls arc taking a great Interest In basketball this year. About fifty girla have signed up for the class teams, according to Miss Alberta MeMonles, in structor of girls' physical educa tion. Twenty-four sophomores, sixteen seniors, and twelve juniors reported for practice last Thurs day night. ' Each class has elected a mana ger for Its team. They are: Elinor Bennle for the seniors, Reba Brogden for the juniors, and Esther McDanlels for the sopho mores. - After the regular class schedule has been played out, a school team will be chosen, which will compete with teams from other eoiuola. j The members of the girla' E club are planning to gather mistletoe ana Christmas trees to a-11 at the Eugene public market, December iy. Tney will also sell candy in the halls of the high school. The money thus earned will go into the club treasury. The football team and Coach R. G. Brown, who ended the high school season Thanksgiving day at Tillamook with a victory of 6 to 0, were guests at a banquet given by, the members of the HI -Y club at 6:30 at the Y. M. C, A. build In ff, Wednesday evening. . Speakers for the event were Reverend J. Franklin Haas, of the First Methodist church, and P. E. Chrlstenson, principal. I Music was furnished by the club quartet and certain members of uie nign school Glee clubs. J I A book shower, sponsored by the 1VT. A. will be given for the stu donts of the high school and their parents, Tuesday evening, Decem ber 8, at the building. To benefit the school library the ossoclation will make their selection of fiction material from the list, compiled by the school librarian and pub lished by the Register. Those In charge have asked that each per son, who will be presrnt, imper sonate some character or book, thereby, furnishing part of the ex tensive program arranged by Miss Lucile Hlgby, Instructor in the science department. It Is hoped that a generous response will be made from tho patrons with fic tion and biographical reference books, which will - Increase the small supply now found in the library.- see 1 Arnold D. Collier, county club leader and H. C. Seymour of the extension service of tho Oregon Agricultural Collogo and Btato club leader, were present at a party given by tho Ramblers .find Moun-. talneors at the homo1 of --Clifton Culp, Friday evening. Hot choco late, oako ,ana canny were served during the enjoyable evening. The Camn Cookory clubs met separately, Thursday, for a busi ness meeting. The girls elected Veldna Hill to memborshlp In tho rlub to fill the vacancy left by Marddl Herman who moved away fom Eugene recently. Advanced jrk on projects, rercrring to duties of a camper In required of a h old member, and now mom- vt have bon given assignments Cvrmerlr carried on by the old members. The boys elected a new secretary, Ray Jofforleea, as this club rquiroa each officer to hold a student body ticket. A plan to plodtce dues of 60 cents monthly ha boon nbnndoned and now ex penses will be settled by a tux furnished by the members when needed. The Ramblers' and Mountaineers' clubs enjoyed a party ot the home of Clifton Culp. Friday evening. H. G. Seymour, state club leader and Arnold Collier, county club lender, were guests at the party. At a meeting of the Mountaineers, the boy's Camp Cookery club, Thurs day Ray Jeffries was elected sec retary treasurer, following the re signation of George Pratt. A mo tion was made, and carried .to abolish the dues of BO cents per month, and to tax when necessary for parties and picnic., Veldna Hill was elected to memhersh'p in the Ramblers, the clrl's Camp Cookery club, sine. Mnrdell. Her man has gone awav: and the con stitution of the club allows members. -,..- With "Advent urcn nf a Book worm" as tho outstanding feature on their program, the girl reserves spent an interesting and Instruc tive hour Wednesday, when talks were given by members or tne or ganisation on the follow'ng sub jects: ""Irn'n-v," "The Classics," "Magazines," and "Tho Modern Book." ' Each member present was asked to state the name of his favorite book and give his reasons for tne choice. The members of the "E'1 club will present a forty minute pro gram consisting of vaudeville acts t noon. December 1 1. In the gymnasium. The committee in charge of tho entertainment ts Russell Stewrrt. cha'rman, Donald Davis, and Dallas Hlestand. The admission Is ten cents. The piofits will go to help settle stand ing debts and to pay for an initia tion of new members. By holding pastry sales in the hall at noon the club has helped to reduce the price of the tickets for the out-of-town football games, thereby enabling more students to attend tho contests. The officers of the club are. Ger ald Towne, president: Tom Wells, secretary-treasurer; Coach R. G. Brown, adviser. . Two of Tarkington's cleverest plays- will- be presented by . the dramatic club of the school. They are "The Intimate Strangers," a three-act comedy and .'The Ghost Story-" n one-act farce which will i precede the main play of the eve ning.--The casts are rehearsing regularly under the able direction of Mrs. Norman Christie, dramatic coach, and this annual club enter tainment promises to be one of the best.' i The date of performance will be announced later. A three to nothing decision was awarded to Harry Warmke. Thurs day morning, when he upheld the negative side of the question.. "Re solved: That the federal -court' of education Is dangerous." In the meeting of the Nestor a Debating society the list of mem bers wa revised and a committee solved: That the federal court con trol of education 19 dangerous." The entire newswrltlng class, 1 Tree Ornaments and Dolls 1 DO YOUR Where Gifts for Women PURSES Fancy' or plain, good variety 1 CA CA of atylea, warranted leather i. ipl.iJV lO pO.OU SCAKFS Silk acarfa In fancy color 1 OfJ' 0 'Jtt combination, at u ipl.O IO HANDKERCHIEFS Women's fancy handkerchiefs in Christmas boxes, packed 3 and t in box. Assort- Ofl ,A 1 Ot ed colore at ,. . , OtfC IO p 1 GLOVES Women's dress gloves In suede. QO- a. CI OfS turnback cuff and straight UOC IO P10 GLOVES Wool gloves with long cuff, with 7e Qr? colored border. Very warm ,. t DC XO if DC TIES Women's crepe de chlno ties In assorted plain TfSj. colors, at m OC STATIONERY In Christmas boxes, blue, CIS- 1 ne pink and white, at , 0JC CO pl.u TOWELS Turkish towels In a wide range of colors and plain white vlth colored border. Colors are lavender, tan, OA. TK blue, ted and mixed colors, at this low price. , dtStC IO fOC BATII ROBES Corduroy velvet and Beacon blanket rohc. 'tou can well afford one of these at (O QC , 0C : our low price O.JJO IO pO.OU BATH MATS Fancy colored balh mats. Extra gn ifj fine quality, at ,., p.ti7 COLLAR AND CUFF SETS New lace and fit, . e organdy sets. Very neat , OiJC IO ipl.&O A wide range of Vests, Step-ins, Bloomers, Night downs, fomlilna tlons, Suits in Bilk Jersey, C'harmeene, I D Voile, Nainsook and Crepe, at LOwer r MCeS HOSF In assorted colors. Exceptionally oe no good value, at only ., OOC IO VOC SPREADS -Novelty bed spreads in white g5 Jq gg BED SPREADS Made from artificial silk and fine cotton. Color guaranteed fast to sun, light and cleansing, 7 Cft at only P ,ou LUNCH CLOTn Fancy colored Jun(lJntetn', ,n " AK sorted colors. Napkins to match, at , . P't' Friday morning, took a trip to tho University ot Oregon to heur the tulk by George 8, Turnbull, pro fessor of Jounmllsm, on "Writing the News,' given tiiytho dclcKtttes of the Oregon hlih school priM association. This class Is composed of seniors who contribute the news notes fr tho local papers and who edit the Eugene high school news, tho of ficial high school publication. Radio station. KFPJ, CorvnHis. broadcast a lecturo on Christmas cakes and puddings bv Miss Wll letta Moore, former Knife lie hitch school Instructor on Wediicsdtty evenlng. Mfss Moore, who Is now a facul ty member at O. A. C. whs a teacher In the domestic science de portment in 1922. Maple bars, "with lots of . Icing" were sold Monday noon by the Hl-V boys In the main hall. Gerald Towne. manager of the Eugene. Is president of the or panliniion which meets each Wed nesduy. 6:00 p. m at the Y. M. O. A. building. Slides illustrating Chinese phenH ants, end common Oregon birds wei-e shown to the science classes under the supervision o Miss Elkins. Mis Pranten. Miss Hlgby. and Mrs. Kelllng, Monday. The slides were secured from the ex tension division of the University of Oregon. The students are making nn ex tensive study of birds. Each stu dent is required to observe com mon birds and make a bird calen dar. The third year English students. under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Pierce Rugh. had a unique review ot work covered so far In litera ture. This work Included all noted authors up to the latter part of the eighteenth century. The students represented vari ous writers who were supposed to have met together In a houseboat on the River Styx, and discussed the works and style of each other freely. EI wood Harnden, a sen ior, presided at this conference. Class periods on Thursday and Friday were used for the meeting. Some of the characters imper sonated were Milton. Shakespeare. Johnson, Johnson, Bunyan, Bacon, Addition and Steele, Swift, Pope and Dry den. Each student im personated the character he or she chose, so well, that the audience could readily recognixe the literary titles. A girl reserve vesper service will be held this afternoon at 3:30 In the Central Presbyterian church. The program to which the pubHc is invited is as follows: Processlonnl, "Hymn to the Lights?; Girl Reserve ceremony, "American Flag Salute"; "Christ Ian Flag Salute"; Girl Reserve slogan, purpose, and code; scrip ture; national Girl Reserve prayer: song, prize song at Seabeck confer ence; talk, Mrs. E. E. DeCou; prayer; recessional, "Follow the Gleam." A reading "The Wreck of the Julie Plant" fa legend of Lac St. Pierre) was given by Genevieve Hathaway at the meeting of the French club on Tuesday, which was in charge of Gudrun Hammer and Genevieve Hathaway. The members sang several (Continued on page 6. column 2) :l$iMtt r-l' 1 'tdmm:msi ':' CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT C. J. BREIER CO. Prices Are Always L University Hi Newt Notes Speed Ball New Diversion. . 'Tenrod" Dramatic Choice, Domestic Science Class Scotea, Conference Delegates Chosen. K.litnr vnum mack AMiaunt K'tllur ..... Ktlivlu Uuin lIuallicM MtMir lt.lxtt lltiutUII The Drama tlo club Is now working on "IVitrod' which Is to hit uitn In ik fiw wnekrf. l int ihm1 bus been working very hard no ticing every evening after school and on Saturdays, Knott one has been taking much Intercut In. his part and it is expected that the piny will be a dramatic financial succesa. It is to be prevented in Guild Hall. The uppercluss gym clnss under the direction of "Pug" Tooto has beeu playing speed bull during the pa:U week. It is similar to soccer, except that the ball is pattsed until someone falls to oaten It and then It must bo kicked, it Is much faster than soccer und nut as rough.. ' Wednesuny, of last week, Wilson Jewet. a prominent student In the fresh nm n class, vui elected yell leader for this your. The other candidates were Austin Frey, LUoyd Gordlnler and Norval LIUby, all running a closo race. Shades of Aunt Jemima. Young men If you could only taste some of the breakfast prepared by the Domestic science class you would seek no longer. Furthermore these excellent mtaus are economically as one dollar Is the limit which may be expended on provisions. Ah, yes. children just keep up the good work and rerneiubmer that the way to a man's hvart Is through his stomach. Come on, bring your lunch and ha vo a good tl rue ! This is the Invitation given by Mr. Charloton to his class Monday. Tho plans are In order, to have a field day sotmt time soon. . It is thought that the date will be December 12. and a good tlmo Is being planned. The reports on the term projects .will he given then, using If possible the thing found on the excursion. Several girls who for some time have been taking food testing and composition are to plan the lunch. This is an interesting way of treat ing what the students terms, "those detestful term papers" and it Is hoped that these will not be so bad. A chart has been posted at the Women's Building with the weight of each girl in the University high school gymnas.um classes and what they should weigh, which Is determined by their age and height. This idea Is rather em harassing to some of the girls vho are slightly plump but each Is try ing to get some pointers on how to reduce. The University high school physics class took a short Journey over to the Hnyward Field grand stand Wednesday to study the forces which are exerted on dif ferent beams In the structure. The senior HI U. fc. history class held at 2:10 will follow all ac tions of congress after December 2. $ 'iM...lO.-r;i.llli 'x ?5t?l ower and Never Any Higher Gifts for Men .MEN'S SCARFS Wool plnld in assorted colors. Ideal Christmas gift for men MEN'S TIES Clood variety of four-ln-hand silk and knit ties. Hundreds to choose from In lustrous silks CO. o 1 OK In attractive color combinations WC IO pl.,i MEN'S SUSPENDERS Funoy era in holiday boxes BOW TIES In all colors, fancy or plain. In n largo combination of colors. Ties are always appreciated at Christ mas time and are very much in need OUC MEN'S BELTS Good assortment gifts wide or narrow. Fancy and plain. 1 nn Genuine leather, at . ., ., IOC CO $l.UU GARTERS Men's garters In fancy holiday OC- Crt. boxes, at all price CO OUC MEN'S nOSE Fancy or plain color and dfop- stitcn, at IIIANDKERCniEFS Men'i fancy chiefs, at each ........ j HOSE Men's wool dress hoso In aSIIIRTS A fine selection of men's colors and stripes. Flhro morcorl7.cd woavoB nnd many othnr popular materials, EHIior with collar CI OC CO QC attached or with neckband p.J IO p.03 lllLAZER SHIRTS In smnll brown, check, give mm 0110 oc these far CUFF BUTTONS A nlco assortment of Kum-n-rart and other stylo cuff buttons. You will find tho OC. a. CO En same quality for less money at Breior's v W p4.UU Shirts pNR LOT OF QOLF BHIItT8rValuos to t JJO....,.,. mzo 14 only, rjpociai price This Is probably a little "advanced i I tumid" work of Clvlca which will bo studied next semester. Attending the annual high oon ference held ut tho lUilverslty of Oregon, December 4 and 6, from our school ure Junultu Kllborit. Kdna Curtis, Miss Turtildue. Wil liam Ulnck mid Wilbur Admits The conference rtids In a big ban quet (or each delegate ut 6 o'clock. Forty -two names were on lh flunking list which was pouted Tuesday morning. Jimt think, forty -two names, that's quite n lm; number and some wore post ed for more than one subject. What's the trouble, anyway? Are the students dumb or Just plain ltiy? Nik they probnbly nren't ell Iter because It Isn't n practice of uur school to enroll this kind of buys and girls. If n pupil Is nbneut from his or her class tho assign ment may be secured from some of the members of the class and enn be made up. Hut If you're the put-lt-uff type of student you will noKtcct your studies and ns a re Hii't your name will appear with other Hunker. And then you'll make n big fuss ubobut It, "1 Just know I'm as good ns Mary Is In history and my toucher hasn't any right to flunk me." Hut If you would knuckle down and take nn Interest In preparing your work, vour name would bo more likely on the honor roll Instead of the other list. Kveu If a particular subject or subjects does not appeal to you; vou should try to like It and the consequence will more than likely remit In your grade being raised. However, a good many ef the mimes represented tho Junior di vision of our school. A numhr of persons were posted for typing and mnthemntlcs were about the same. Students! Let ua decrease our flunking list considerably and endeavor to make University high school one of high scholarship of which we may all be proud. Resolved The policy of granting federal subsidies to the states under federal supervision should be abandoned. This Is the ques tion scheduled for the high school debating leasues. F, C. Wooten will supervise tho New Invention . Saves Millions A Lamp that Burn 94 Air A nnw nil lump thai rlvm nn amnilnir brilliant, .oft, whit, IIkM. even bolter l'n km or electrlrlty. hiM been tented by tho United Statni (tovernm.nl and 36 leadliiR universal, and found to bo u perinr to 10 ordinary oil In m pit It burna without odora. amoko or not,, no pumplnr up, la atrnplo. clean, ml. Hurna per cent air and 6 per cent common keroaono (coal oil). Tho Inventor, V. M. Johnaon. 161 North Union Ave.. Portland. Ore., la otrerlna- to aend a lamp on in rfav'. Pit KB trial, or oven to give one PRBB to tho first uer In each lucallly who will help him introduce It. Write him today for full Darllculara. A I no nk him to explain how you can not tho ency, and without experience or monoy make 2iO to 1600 per month. Wheel Goods ' an1 Tavi cuiu a v j o An $1.98 dress suspend- CC . OO , OOC tO foC of men's belts for Christmas 50c 20c .' ; Initial handkor- assorted gQg Jq dress shirts. A wide rnnga of red nnd green $3.95 Christmas $1.29 , leiiHUe of this it-hmil, whllo a I lilv.'iHliy student will do the reul couching. A list was posted upon the bill lotln hoard on whirl) all whu wIhIiimI to try out for tltilmtlng Hlumnl. ... Wnmtn t.oHli'y. a senior, pnsml n tiiunmry t'liiiinimn of thu gliis li'iimiu, ut lis list nii'otliig V mi ll.'.. I. is' the 94t tl. Juiiiilln Klllioin, nun itlt.oitil lu'pntitt'iit, nnd pi'e.ltltMl tivtr Ihu rttiuiiliiliig part of tho iiitH'llim, 'I'ho ollior offiros weio fllh'tl u fullowa: Vlro-prosldttnt, Mm Kin .'I lliirlny; sMcrelmy ,Kd, OurtlH; troiiHuror, Kuthnrliui Kur IM.nHttttti; (ui'iilty itii'iiitMirs, Miss (.'out Turnlilut', Mls Ituliy Uiiuiih, Mrs. ICilna AMMvnhiinipr. The "ciill-lo-nrm." In ro.pei't to lmttktiilmll whs hiurd by iu!lo it lurrfc nuinlHtr of girls itrtcr in'ii'h litrilor'iiK nnd prrMiinillng. 011 tho l'tii-1 1 r a fulthfiil few nnd H eond In wing was Hetiu In the gym lust 'I'Ut'Silli)'. M Iinlo wns IiIkIiIv il 'n"1 unit she will Iter Iti.Mt to nmko the pluyvis "sliinv their sluf?." Wo luipa Ihu hirKO iiiimber 0: Wills keeps turning nut mid wit will havo a teum worthy of our school. . Hltii'o tho folk tlanro "t'nttiiln Jinx" WllM flltltihed nnt week a quits wns glvon to tho Junior nnd Gifts for Children Listed below you will find pictured and described a few gift gugl gestion9 for the boy and girl this Christmas. They will appreciati any or these. Lome in and looK them over It makes Christmas Shopping an easy problem when you visit a Sporting Goods Store. SCOOTERS 4 Here is a husky scooter one that will stnnd all the hnrr knocks that the rrpnlar hoy or Kirl will Rive it. You parents can't go wroii on this as a $3.50 to '$6.50 Here are a few more heart of all children The "Lucky Dog" Kind Basketballs Raskcthalls are the delight of all hoys. I'leasc him this Christmas. Flashlights Fishing Tackle -Guns Basketballs Duxbak BICYCLES What boy would not likt a "Bike" for Christmas. The Hcndcrshott's Heavy Service Bike is constructed fr strong, rugged use nnd will give , a life-time of service, ' ' $35.00 and $45.00 "THE WHEEL' COODS . STORE OF EUGENE Hendershott's Gun Storj 770 Willamette nttlne ttVlll nltiMIIO nil Him steps nnd I hair cimi iisns, A now iltuieo "Kllsn Jnno' Is now I10I11K pi'iutllcitd, l.oiiso Julin. oil rug-dulls lira lniiim-suiuUiM in litis mill Biiiiiiiinr-suiilts Is anotlmr linpiirlttitt feature. Hluilelils of tlin nun o'eliiik I'nlleit Htitles hlmnry i'Iikn inivn been stmlyliiK tho Civil wnr pe. tit ut . They Hud It oven initio nt. leleolllIK thmi It Wits When thev slllilled It III tho Mrilileit. Itapurii. were given by vurlous liii'iiilniii ut tho ennui t'oneel-ulltMi Itiilteri f:. I.eo, lllywes N. tllullt, Hhul'liiiiii, Nhei'ldiin, unit FmniHUI, . "Tho Five Fishes" Inn Mini) Inn Hetill's Ivniihoo which Is u lin toileul novel. In order thin 1 1.1. muting of tho liouk limy bo cmn. pleted by I'liilsliiius viii'nlluii, 11 Is nereiiimry to hnva tut utttMlile weekly t'liitts. Iloldu llnrtley uml Loitnit Hteplionsoit were niiuinted by Miss MiirKiirel MiVulluiislt. tu ni-riiituo for tho weekly ineetinuN, IMKerellt lllelnlioio uf the llll.it Hike tllllis remllllH nlolld. I'lii"in reluilnii to Iho Ntii'iiiiius mtil Anglo-Hnxiina will bo wrllieu whth tho buok lias been complplod, ... A "pop" assembly wits held Thuroilny nt 11:31) by tho new yell louder Wilson Jotvllt. Neventl yell, woro tried out under his direi-timi. Ho wns litynlly siiitpurtoil by the en tiro student body. At this time ' COASTER WAGONS sioii he will he a very happy hitlc man. $1.00 to $12.50 suggestions that we know are close to the! Remington Pocket Knives Every boy loves to own a pocket-knife. It is the joy of his life when he, finds one for him Christ mas morning. 50c with Chain up to $5.00 Baseballs Footballs Golf Clubs Golf Balls & Filsons Sportsmen's Clothing TINY GLAH GET UPNlSJ 0 y i . u i,tiw ,,,,,, . - Hi. ..., W',?'lH ... . .. ,.,, , --ma "-in. ,11 I,,,,,,,, , . I I I". .Hit,..?, ..u. !! i .1 1..1. li;,; ' ".1. .'.nu ,h, ' t 'r "I '.' ni.iii.nh.l. ,. till '-'It I ., "''" l.ll II. ... ""Wo, II K brill. UII...J .I"1, ! ii'ii.i.ii:i. yHK.,3" '"" .l.li.u ,m S. '"1 I-.... .M l ky 1. In. 11 m-n , is,,,.-' '"-. 11.11 ..I , II tu. Il.ill. Cti.k. gkklI A hit? constcr w.il'oii is the ilcsire of every hot, I Kvery coaster looks hij; I" t to wnKniless boy, tnil you can L'ct them in anv sir here and we'll pai-l antce the moment that the I my comrj into possti-l Tricycles Tricycles for all size to )n UIU' Boxing Gloves Hunting Knives Gun Cases AirRiM SILENT SPEED KING Ball bearing, rubber f-ffS-to anv si. The fastest, eas ( 't ,in a mil 1 nmg BKaic. nn...... . . the pride of nny boy r tr rl' $2.25 Telephone Is
