Morning register., December 13, 1925, Image 7

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r'!L-mi.r. oro Inlorruptlnna
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I" a therefore dry. For
fr"'. L. i 'l niul I ho relit-
hvtnlalty , , , ,..
" t l liw font.
"A. inr Iiy tnr human
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fS,. Hero
.k.f word", nronrdlnu l
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f itd out imiiniiil feature
CJS? I" Own cll.ni.to.
Eft rem-ly viirlr.l. All Urn
tii. til"'" Now KuKlnnd
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(lonoo -
LT vi.fc.rf loiiii.eroluro ovor
I" . m 119 lio
1 ! Pomllottin In miatern Ore
i.Viil 10. 1'.IH. hill 1110 1-
L i more havo been expert
G vlriuiilly ..II I.hiiIIII-'i
H" r .... i...i.mlliitn uf.Nl-
IloW cold II l' ''"" "l," c
u ol roeoril bounn I l
Im lut lit Hio oiiHiorn part of
1 li sort, ninny douree
L while wool of the Cno-
f. li U, Kliliim ovor holnw.
mix, llio iiiitKlimiiii velocity
VIM 11 I" urno'i.
TT. ihe Columbia l.l North
ii ihi lontruiiif inn allowed Hi
,410 hM readied l- iiill"" mi
vklor Iho lower IimI.IIiik the
tMBn van ilMimyo.l l.y n
tM from null" loner.
a aid In hnvo been til" hIKI.-
reotlty ovor rer
,u naiML anemometer uoll-
tmoi to ploro" vflion Hi wind
ik xorm liollovo llio wind
Ltri 110 mile bofnro olurtlnK
Itilnrall Vltrlc
brtron li known, proolittfitlly. u
lie
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Lane County News
v--iiiiiiiiiiinin i""n "'
iin, I rt,i,inl,l,.r I roliir.HMl from
JIORNING REGISTER, .-P' PECEMB.R J3,J9?5
SEVEN ;
" ;,"wHI noimlHiud of Mr, mid
S ; Wall,,,',, mid WItilnrK
UmII,., m,.. N..I.1.U,,. Clifford
'll'IIOC, l.i'iiMUnl KlMKUHOM, Alio.
Koi'ooiN .Mr, Win. HuBhuiior,
Ii'V .Mloliol, M I'H. Wulto;
Mlolii'l iinil M. H. 1 inn ii.
S GIVE i
iMtM i :us who a ii k ii,r, ;i:t
HIM' Willi WOIIK
'I'hoiiiv Aiwh of l.iinil I'lomil for
Mm. Win, Ih Confliuxl lo
llonm by Itl.OlllllllUKIII
IIAIllllHiiiiiid. Oro li,.c. 12.
Hm. i ii,., WKoiur.) Aw
i'i ll,t, n I,.i ,10iir i,(.,
ih riMiovorliiK fro,,, ,t tw nml,ihH
"It;" of i iK-umiitlK,,! which h,l
""l'1 11111 nil I lo IiIh homo tho
I "f tin. fall and Iihk
laa.l,. ii niif,:il for him lo rurry
"." hl" wrk. llu Ih now able to
lioro itlxt.it Iho plum mini, but
iiiitll u row dayo iiku hlH furmliiK
Oil, OUC, I'll IIU lw. In. i,
lav ii i
y. .'."'u '"n""""' "f f""1" ''la,,,.
1 "linpiioa rni,., r,.,M i,,.
iM.mn nt a,mu wl., ho ban I,..,. ,
oil IiUhImook. , 1
M. M. ToihpNon of Woocilairn
tiro., i.rrlvod l ro Monday n, i,u.,
work for 1 1, Ht,. LokkI.ik u..
l.olt Koulhii,,,,!., wi.h call,, I horo
.........., ., ,,, r ,,, nHHili(
" uiiuiior Jtyruii. l.olt ti
Monday ink Inn; , ,r.,th, r will,
hlli, lu riurkmin. WiihI,., ful. Uio
licnuflt of bin lifullh.
Mro. I I,, in. Al. iimn ,,nd children
,,,1-tr ll.rtiit, at J
....or .1 IWO Wl'CUn may ..... W,, l.l.......... ".' n,''".,K"
Mr. (il a,, who Ih ..ii,y,.,i i,. , """" nt inn iiiaoo
Nlll.:oo. w. hoc .,il.'a. ...''fl ' "l M a.aoH. Thoy
.1 n , iiiii-r IIClllPil In unufliiu' Il
ho t xrclh-nt fj wuatht-r una got
It plowed,
TihIiiV '2( licrno nm tl.l I .1 i.
I I'li'Wl'il iiihI Howl, I f!li'l ..
tlriil (IcituiMHii-iiiif.n ti.-.t i...n
.:rr..rm,i. in K,tUU-n ,. Mr. H.,mllnL.;
ovonlim with nbout 25 inomborH
uiui viMlloi'H jnoMunt, Tho niet
iiiK wuh cnllort by W, K. "WuUb
wuilh uiul M. JJ. MorKfin who huvo
Hciviul tlio cotniiiorclat :luh uh
))imlii;nt mid Hwrutiiry for a num
ber of yen rn lifiMt. Nciw utticAsrn
ohimtiii aru: U W. HhlHlor, preMi
di'iiij A. K McAfoo, vlo-proHiilont;
J. W. M onro, Muorctt ary ; J N.
Mooily, trcMHUi-ur. (Ju'HlH proHont
from th (i Albmiy chainbor of coiri
tncico wore thu pi'VHldont. f'nlvln
litulu; b: rotary, l,eonard Ollkoy,
and K. K. OalliHtor, H. It. MnKoot
rn, W. I . .lacikMon, K. Murrlll.
K. II. 1'fnirfor. Thc-HO men iiiadu
IntftroHtliiK HpenolH'ii and Hpoku
highly or llarrlHburK'H future.
A Joint eoimniltou wan choson
from thu two 5lula roproHMilod ut
ItllH IIM!OtlllK itH purpoHO Ih to !n
toi vlciw tho Htalo highway cmimiiiiIh
nl.m in rcKard to holding a ifS
colubratlon horo when tho tlmo ar
Hvoh for tho official oponlnt,' of tho
now lirldKo. Tho in on ho ohoHon
urn Lyoimrd Ollkoy, J K. CalliH
tcr, I. .1 Miller. Allmny; AI. li.
MorKati, J, W. Moore, A. I. Me-
Afoo,
of tho KolI'MiiH-KiclmrdH goupol
ti-aiii. J Jr. KHleinH of thin toarn
In now In lOdlnlittrKh iinlvornliy,
Hootland, qualifying for the doKree
of I'll. 1.
Thulr flrt mrlo of mootlnKH
will probably he held In April in
tho groat minlnff mm tor of johan
noMbunf, Houth Afrhia. Uov. Mr.
Knott Ih a Iho a nicmbur of tho Ku
Kno Hiblo unlvondty staff, and )i!h
wifo, who Ih dramatic art teach Rr
n tho namo unlvornityt will remain
with their two children In Eugene
during hln yoar'H ahnence. The
local ehuroli hero hart beon very
proHperouH under hlH managemont
and Ih now planning a white
ChrlHtmaH exnrehto to ho given
C'hrlHlmaH evening. A Blbto study
ooutho la bohiK held Runday eve
nlnrs for tho benefit of hlKh
Hohool HtudontH who dcnlro credltB
In I'.iblo utudy.
SMITH FOUND GUILTY
MAN PIIOVIUKH UMDDINi;
I KK IN JAIfi
l-Oll
Khoolliiic In Town Opnosrd
UAHlClHUUUa, Oro., Uoo. 12.
fH,c-lu to tho IloKlotur) City
Mondial! ,T. W. Owen hUH ioHUod
it wurnlnif lo tho boyo of tho town
not to do any moro ohooting within
tho oily HmltH. It ooemH Homo of
tho boyo bnvo boon carrying the
tiruftico of ho kllllniT birds and
plKOono to such an extent that It
IntH bocomo a nuUanee that needo
rcprcHHinfr.
day
.MIhh llo.olht McK,.0 wont
Nortli llc Halinday ruturnli.tf on
llm vvomIiik irnln.
lira, Hicvn la, I, rcliirncd from
'orlhilid h.Ht wook whoro Hho Into
boon vIhIiimk for thu ra.m iWu
Woolm,
1. J. lllali.'Hlon niul A. t:. Wood
cock went to IJiiKini, ii .-,i,iay
roturnliiK 'l',n,,iy o( ,hi .,.(,
Mr. ami Mih. t ail Mlkli..o,i of
Ada w. ro wocli-cmi vision, at iho
homo of Mm. MlkkclmniH iiiollur
Mih. Win. Jul
Morrlo Hunt, (iila Ncly, Hay
Viaicli, I'lirl Nol.oi, unit i;, Nclnon
woro hero Hunilay duck liunlliiK
un the lake.
Mro. i:ile Jackmin itn, ehlhlrcn
Went In North ll.n.l laul week to
vlH Mih. .l.-icknon'i. lairenin, Mr.
lltid Mih. K. HIiiKle.
.MIUo llruwii mid drover llolen.
l.,,le . have ril,lh , IokkIiii; mid
hovo move,) up troin Un, boach.
Karl Mlleo of Ada Iii'kiiii work
hero Monday for iho Wltcoon l.og
KliiK .'omia.ny.
citi:svi:i.i, m:vs
(ItKl.lnr l.a. fuuiily H-rttl)
Owiweii, Oro., lac. 12. Tho
nm-lculiural chol win ,,,,l a ho:i
l, ,ll Moiiilny evenliiK at the l-'nrin-rr'
r.lloli hall. I'rofcxnor Wl.lto of
I'ottiiKO drove, leader of the
H.'hool. will be amilntcil by an ex
pert from Oregon Ai;rb-ullural
'oUcko. Tho l.nrena l-'armeiH'
Tnlon will put on tho pri:ram for
the even 1 1,1!.
I 1 bo IixIIi-h nld Hnclrty of flip
t'hrlHlInn church bold a oucctiurul
lipron nun fomi Halo at O. I..
Weber'o Htoro thlM Inornlni;.
Two alll.l I, in, In of CriHWell pen.
pit. Weill lii liorenil Trlday evenlnK
and liHMlHled in u pr,i,;ralii Klvcn
lllero In r.ilinectlon with Iho IllKllt
orllool. Threo ntinihei-H of (he
Lk f.inf.il m Nw York cUy.iV :,"" " " l""Ktn'"' ' A"
ZuTv iW.-ro O. H. l-'b-loher.
nioollnj;
imnty iiKnt,
Km in.
Thid In not the only tlmo that
HuitJhImhk roHldentu have nhown
ihi-lr IniorfKt In their nolk'hboiH
"J" ' lI'Hr willlnKiiPHH to help them.
K. t. Conk, wlm roconily returned
from a Kutreno lKmiiltal where he
had iiuderKomi an operation, had
a Hiroirli of rmid loading to hl
hoin which Hhould havo been
Kraveled, before tho rainy neaHon
M'l In but bontiiHe nf hlH lllneHH,
.nr. UlliiK WUH UHMltlfl to et It
done. A few dayH ago a group (if
llio nlKbbniH Kalhered at Mr.
t-ook'H home and this road Ih now
Kravcbd.
Albany of Rolling liquor and was
reeoimnended to a lenient penalty,
thin wan fixed at 20 days In jnll
and a fine of $300. Tho can had
been appealed and onntlnuod ulnee
hiHt Hprlng duo to the other parties
f'onrerneil liuving left tho Htato.
Hmiih, who wmh Uttlo concernod
ovor the Horitonco, Ih Bald to liavo
gone to a hIiow iho night before
begl lining IiIh ImprlHonmont. Ho
appeared at the county jail tho
next morning fully equlppod with
IiIh own bedding. Ho wiih In jail
few weeks last spring and ner-
liapH knew wliat comfortH wero
lacking, lie has been compli
mented for ma preparedness.
irAHItlHULIltCi, Oro., Doc. 12.
(Hpeelal lo tho ItogiHier) William
m n oc mm piaco was J""""ond of a series of card parties was
guilty at circuit court this week In F . . . woman 'f thfl locfll
IfAHUIKIllTllG J'KIIBONAI.S
HAKKIKItlJKO, Ore., Dec. 12.
(Hperial to tlio Iteglstor) The sec
tho local Service Motoi company
wan ehowen a dlrootor of tho now
Korvlcw station operator's organi
zation In Kugene Wednesday even
ing. 'J'liad Taylor of tho Mascot
alatlon hero a Iho attended.
Thurston lodge A. J and A, M.
choso the following officers at Its
annual election held Tuesday
evening. WorHhfpful master, L. W.
HhlMler; senior warden, W. A. El
liott; junior warden, H her man Mar
guth; secretary, 1. K. McKelllp;
treasurer, T. W. Homrnervllle.
Thu women of the M. 15. church
will hold their yearly pre-hollday
bazaar and food salo Saturday In
tho former Imperial cafe rooms.
A new roof was placed on tho
Bulletin building this week by car
penter Iaru Jioyt.
H, I. Khutt and his son Harold
moved Into the former Hex Davis
residence Monday.
I fik tmes-;
BRIDGE WORK CONTINUES
two moiii: w i:i:ks iu:qi hu:i
AT II.MtltisliriKJ
IIAIIIUKIII'IKI, Oro.. Doc. 12.
f8pepln to iho oKlritnr.) IiridKO
r,,remiin 1.. S. Huff kIvch tho fol
lowlnif ilomllH roKardlni? tho cotn
plelloil of tho brl,li:o und troHtlo
work on which will probably con
tinue about iw moro wookH.
About 1700 foot of ralllllK on tho
I,,, lib Hldo of iho troKtln Ih yet lo
bo pul up and painted. Sumo Iron
pool aro not yet placed In tho rull-
ii, it or i lie hrhiKc proper.
While llio gravel fill nt tho onnt
approach Ih not yet ndequato It
ll.rfr.-n but Hllifbtly with
the proKreHH of traffic. At Iho
WedncKihiy evenln;; incellnk- of tho
eonimercial rlub a plan for lluhl
llur Iho hridi:., woh dlHcuHod nnd
will bo taken up with tho cnurto
of tho Iwo oounlicH concerned.
TRAFFIC NOV HEAVIER
GHAVEh irACWCIlS CONTIN'CE
TO I'SB FKHItY
lIAUHISniJTtO, Ore., Dec. 12.
(Hpeelal to the Register) Traffic
KceniH, lo have increased consider
ably Judging from tho number of
cars paHHlng through since the
bridge opened. The ferry is still
In operation for the benefit of the
gravel haulers who aro getting an
exceptionally fine grado of gravel
JtiHt across the river from tho ferry
site and which is used In tho fine
surfacing of the east bridge ap
proach fill wliTch Is about three
blocks In length. Nothing definite
has been given out yet as to tho
final disposition of tlio ferry.
given by tho women of tho local
Catholic church at the "WUhelm
residence Tuesday evening." The af
fair was well attended and prizes
for tho best card playing wore
given to Mrs. Theodore titalp and
(ieorgo Cents and the consolation
prizes to Mrs. John Sacha and Sid
ney l'lpor.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClain are
horo from eastern Oregon called by
the serious Illness of Mr. McClnln's
brother, Flnley, who is reported
somewhat improved.
Dr. Garner had professional
buxlness In Halem Wednesday.
H. I'. Khutt went to Eugene
Thursday.
The HIuo Jay orchestra gave a
complimentary dance to the boys
of the high school football squad
Friday evening at the M. w. A.
hall. This made tho third gather
ing in honor of these boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Bam Brevere ana
son llobert, late of Greeley, Neb.,
are living in tho A. AI. uuant
residence just north of the school
house. He is a printer anp em
ployed in the local print Bhop.
jr. M. wooason, proprietor 01
Ifow Much Dot lii co Seed
An ounce of lettuce seed will
produco nbout 2000 plants and
four poundu of seed aro required to
tho acre. Lettuce is a cool
weather crop and endures as low as
18 degrees. Much soil or a fine,
compact, rich sandy loam is best.
Start your field crop either by
transplanting or sowing seed di
rect in field and then thinning.
Xorth of Florida, lettuce for the
early n.arket must be grown in
cold frames or hothouses or green
houses. Apply 1 tons of com
mercial fertilizer to the acre two
weeks beforo planting. Nitrate of
soda is a good top-dressing.
Unsurpassed in Quality Unsurpassed in
Prices Unsurpassed in Mileage Nation
ally Advertised
30x3 Fabric Tires
30x3 Cord Tires -
30x3 Oversize Cord Tires :
31x4 Oversize Cord Tires
32x4 Oversize Cord Tires
33x4 Oversize Cord Tires
29x4.40 S. S.
30x3j4 Regular
Balloons
Tubes
. $8.25
.....$10.30
. $165
$18.75
, ....$21.50
$22.60
,.$19.95
..$2.25
Extra Special
30x3 Volunteer Cord -
..$8.55
T. N. DUNBAR CO.
34 Ninth Ave. West
Read Register Claonlfled Ad.
CHAMBER HAS ELECTION
W. SIIIST.KIt. rilRSIIKNT OP
II AltlllSlllltCJ llODY
HAniiiKiiima, ore., ivc. 12.
(Special to the ItoKlHter.) Tho
local chfimber of" oomnierco hold li
o.imneHH nieetniR and banquet nt
mi to Oknnra. Tlllnmnok i
at ibm Iho avoraiie I 132 j
iauultlie maximum 107 Inch- i
( the 117 Incl.e wna on tlio
nti tt on tlmo, a man of
lurr heliiht would Imvo to
tint the top of a In, I, lor nlno
I Mth lo keen from bolnii ;
jmrt. uld Weill.
Tho delegation j n10 u. iinrrlBbiirif Wednesday
ALBANY PASTOR COMING
RKV. II. K. KNOTT GOING TO
Aiiuc.v ii:ci:miif,u so
TIAUniSIlUKG, Ore., Dec. 12.
( Rpecint to tho Register. ) Rev.
Albyn KsHon of Albany will become
pastor of tho Church of Christ
here after December 30 when Rev,
II. K. Knott, pastor for tho past
throo years, Is to leavo for South
Africa where ho plans to spend a
year in missionary work among
tho people of tho larger cities -of
that continent. He will be the ad
vance man and business manager
TO PROTECT YOU
Cod-liver oil promotes
growth of body and bone in
children and is a strength-pro-tectingf
ood f orgrown people.
Scott's Emulsion
is cod-liver oil made into a
rich cream. It builds up
vigor and strength.
Take it tor its health
protecting benefits.
Scott & Bowne, Bkxnnfield, K. J.
IBlfTMAS KIlni'lMNU IH
unu, swiNii i.v i:i.(;i'.m:
(CMtlnuod from rmto ono)
dm be found In tlio ninnt Klor- I
Hllcriu. It Ih ultorly aoul-
pljlniai a drapery fabric, and
nM dollleo with any number
I Blur una for 1U olunnlng pot-
All thi world, from Moroni Oloori
ln nnd up, Ih bually InlkliiK
Hlhlpttnd Hhln inodelH llii-uo
In mil It I KrnilfylnK lo find
rttlfcnr too may bo found In tho
tm. No very tnrllliiK array, but
picturnxiue In olylo and lino.
...
Mi wool rum. thono otrnnuoly
fl'med metnberH of th ruu; fun..
flklUlM do duty a wall hanif-
pvjni 10 no found In a vurloty
ri and dolum moot tonipt-
p m. oyo and porkotliook.
Dinmo li true of Hid Kuchow
H HOW kvnllnli.A in lA,inlir,il
fan Ind nottn,-in-..inl Inmr.
( tut just n, udaptaUlo for
ftiuie
A ilV .linn linu In., n,,e,ie,l
P'bMdlo initrblu ulftwuro,
w ond JapniioHO nrtlcle of
J", Indlnn niKH, liniHH, nnd
Ulmuloly huvo antique for
p
JIWal floworii tiro luurh uod
"Jnero nowaduy, and lovely
iH'1" of holh modoHt nnd
"rn-aelBn aro purchnHablo In
rtrii of i.i,mnn. o.i.
Plt effectively uood with ta-
r- w torin a brlKhl oiiHomblo,
r"fvery ailHfa..t0ry If a bit
keep dUHiloHH.
Iwor two of tho nnnllor Blinna
i " w'""" dlHplny Hint
krj l,lan oponly ontlclnR.
r,'rmhiK color offooto, olth
tttlnir or hlemllnir aliado.
n,"' mo"t IntorenlliiK. It takes
!' Nnlrio otto"' to catuli
Jkouimtiii nnt ,, r,l0n nov.
JJ vory annuo, Mylo and
i i1" bo had now, and look
'inim ovor convince ono that
P (11,2. nf fitmlly could
Si i. .ut ln ""10 ribbon nov
B, ' ', "'"tnio noooaoary. Vnn-
K "nwdoi' puff, gar-
h. """"-ovoryllilnn that rib
Krmlr. mnkp' ''"''ny ro truly
F S If' "0,no nf ,noln- ""d ,mvo
' nil novollloB.
v"ronicio nf tuknt r.
,VhrHtm "hopper 1
8u.l .xo" I'ltekert by!
"uCno fruit ,.u,n,.. r-hnlen
"mi. ....
n,!.? nlu II herlH. n inv of
I Hthi "h'1 fhorrloH, olx
It .. ''It: red minion nnd
n, J" ."""y ninko Ihom ono
U i ''"IlKhtful of Klfl to
Hi, ,,rlcnln . awny from Oro-
K. ,.i
iu.'7. "Ultit of i.i..,.,
Wtem,""" wl" "nll"fy nn
"..iieiu, iiunu paiiitca
Select Your
Gifts
I'ltOM TI1ESK LISTS
Suitable Gifts
That Ian I In I'tirvluunil for
$10.00
nt.AZlOll (JI'OIIT JACKETS
HATH KOI1HS
c,iu.v knh:kiou8
Or $10 down payment on a JriO.uo
Adler CollcBlan Suit or Ovorcout.
What You Can Purchase
for $5.00
OOniXIN TtATS
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All Wool llalchway No-Ilittton
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AUTO Itdltl'JH
DUIOHH tll.OVlOS
UMIIHHUiAH
What Can Be Purchased
for $2.00
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mi
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I
What Can Be Purchased
for $1.00
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rlUVO I'Al I CI'' tlrtll..'"".
H.I.K tilt Hll.K AN W ,
V l i' ''IM,H "" . ,.U
tMiTiAtiMii ui'il-v"".
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J IOX I' Til It W W 1 A I II O V OCK8
Give "Him" a Suit
Puixhased on Qur Ten-Pay-Plan
What could be nicer what could please him more
than a Ten-Pay-Plan contract for an Adler Colfegian
Suit? Just come in and make the down payment and
he can come in and select his own suit.
as LOW as
$35.00
837
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Leather Rockers
$31.50 Up
There's solid "comfort" for
dad In one of these handsome
rockers. Special now!
Gateleg Tables
$25.00 Up
Specially priced for Christmas
Rich mahogany or walnut U"u!u0"yke0l,i.kJn.LCf
Cedar Chests In
Walnut, $15.75
finish.
chests with .exterior in two-tone
genuine walnut.
period design.
Queen Anne
Floor Lamps
$14.75 Up
Windsor Arm
Chair, $15.50
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Fern Stands :
$14.50
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Here's a Chrlstmn gift that can Windsor arm chairs with rich A gift that will add a distinctive
be enjoyed for years. Complete mahogany finish to enhance touch to your home yet Is sur
wlth shade at this low figure. their beauty. prisingly Inexpensive.
dio Specials
- Big Assortment of
Radio Table
$3.50 to $45.00
Everyone who owns a Radio should have
a Radio Table. We have a fine assortment
of various styles and sizes beautifully fin
ished, in mahogany and walnut. Give a
Radio Table this year and your gift will
be fully appreciated.
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