Morning register., December 16, 1925, Image 10

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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE.. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 1925
"Intimate Strangers' '
and
Ghost Story
will be presented at the
Eugene High School Gymnasium
Friday, December 18
These plays are coached by Mrs. Christie. The stag"
manager is Russell Prairie.
"INTIMATE STRANGERS"
It a Three Act Comedy by Booth Tarkington
The setting for the play is to be at an out of the way
railroad station.
CHARACTERS
Mr. Amos ........ ...Emory Schracder
Aunt Isabel . .KiUhl.M'ii Powell
Aunt Kllen .Louise Smart
Florence , , . Klinor Kenny
Johnny White Elvert Aadutls
Stntton Master . Justine Mrlonnld
Henry ...,.,,.. , ...IKusty Stewart
Matty Beatrice MiUitfiio
"GHOST STORY"
I a One Act Play or Prologue Written by
Booth Tarkington
. " CHARACTERS
Anno K, Garrett. Bill Pittnmn. Dallas lleistand, Cam. lie Clenien
Hon, Uarold Elkina, Dorothy Wade, Thomas Wells, Angollne
Fischer, Justine McDonald and Nellie Baxter.
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Morning Register
(Continued from wko 9)
r-Yktuy In order that tho tuaehnr,
Mlaa llunilxwltli, limy luka tlio
li'UchtM-a' I'xitminutton.
CHlir.irtila IttW.l.'iilH Visit
(Hv'iO.tcl' l.au v'tiuitty vtt-lnl)
CHKMWKI.U Ore., Dec. 15.
Mis. Ktlii'J ICvoi'Hon wna ill'i'lai-d
by n call from U (tii-mla (com
l'ntti. Iilutio. tuul from Wlllowa,
Culliornln, Tuvmlny. who iiiiuio un
auto trlii frotu t'tillftnnla to 1 lu
do. They ure Mr. niul Mm. Clyde
llunl niul Don of willow, t-'atiror'
ulu, nnd Mr. niul Mis. W. C. l"oa
chum of Payette, Idaho,
SCHOOL SIS PROGRAM
VIPU.S API'KAH AT NU.HT
CLASS AT rUKSWKIitj
O. 8. PMrher iilxv Talk, on Sub.
Joct tkf U'truiiioMi 125 Auoiitl
Mooting
(Ritttr Ian County Special)
CRKSWKIiL Or.. Dc. 15.
About 125 attended ho n.Kht
school conducted by S. T. "White.
prufpsaor of nurlcuKuro of Cotttuie
urove, and which was held Mon
ilay nlghl In the KarmertT Union
hull.
The Porona school pave tho fol
lowing program:' solo. Kilwin Retl
fonl; tllaloKua. "Hetty'n lUunden."
! tern loo Mosby ami Konnlth
Sohroyer; nolo. Tlllio Spahr; reci
tation. Hernice Moshy; nolo, Flor
ence La nil; recitation, Betty Iou
Gano; nlano nolo, Kllon Matusch.
O. S. Fletcher, county agricul
ture nKont. save a 30-ininuto tnlk
on legumes of Iane county. Mr.
White, who U holding a series of
meetings uniler tho Smlth-lUiKhea
act near Cottuse Grove spoke oa
soils ami soil water am! conserva
tion. Rev. Mr. Cameron, pastor of
the Cottage Grove Presbyterian
church, wua present ami nmdu a
few remarks.
Questions and the answers fol
lowed the discussion and program.
These meetinKs are the first ve
nlni; classes ever held hero. Re
freshments of punch and cookie
were served. Old-fashioned songs
wero a feature of the evening. The
next meeting of the school will be
held the second Monday in Janu
ary on account of the Christmas
activities taking up the present
time. s
MASONS ELECT OFFICERS
INSTALLATION MUX BE HELD
DECE.VTHKK 38
(RrirUter Lana Countr Special)
CRESWELL, Ore.. Deo. 15.
The Masonic lodge held Its annual
election of officers Monday evo
nine. The officers of the past
year were all re-elected for anoth
er term. They are; worshipful
master, i. N. Smith: senior war
den. R. P. Scott: Junior warden.
Clay M. Stone: treasurer, G. E.
Kverson, and secretary, u. a.
Sedgwick.
Installation will be Saturdny
evening, December 26, and a com
mittee, on arrangements was ap
pointed. Chester Xoland and Earl Law
ton of Salem were present and
made short talks.
C. W. Dixon read from a copy of
a paper of Kimball, Minn., whero
his father, Walter Dixon, resides,
an account of a birthday party
tendered his father by the Masonic
lodk'e or that place, his ratner is
88 years of aee and just completed
a term as master of his lodge. Ho
has served 20 years as Its secre
tary. A cake with 88 candles was
presented to him.
ORESWEMj' personam
CRE8WELU Ore., Doc. 15.
Alva Wise took 117 turkeys to
Drain Monday conveying them by
truck canvas covered, making the
trip nicely.
The ladies' aid society of the
Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. J. E. Noland on
Wednesday ' afternoon of this
week.
Mrs. Ed Anderson, chairman of
the child welfare committee of
fers a final opportunity to those
who would like to contribute to
the handkorchief shower for the
children's home at CorvalliB. If
same arc In by Friday of this week
at Mrs. Wyatt's store, they will be
acceptable.
Mrs. Sophia Eckland" left Sun
day for her home at Westfir. She
has been visiting here several
months with her sister, Mrs.
Emma Johnson.
WIXBRRRY VKKKO.VATjS
W1NBERRV, Ore., Dec. 16.
Mrs. W. B. Hcott, who has oeen
suffering with a severe cold, Is
getting much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jackson and
little son. Vernon Winfrey, were
Sunday visitors at the homo of
Mr. nna Mrs. Wilbur winircy at
Fall Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neot and
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Lane County News J
I In i n hour. ltoniild, Vin lim niul
Albert took Sunday illnnvf With
Mr. anil Mm. A. Motheny.
Mian 'rtiolmn, Hoott, who la r-m-plowed
In lOtwiMie i'nl Saturday
nlliht niul Sunday on tho rnlioli
(Comliuiod on pao 13. column )
DAILY MARKET REPORT
(Oritn Joiiraal Murk HtfWcw)
IVHTl.ANI. OM h IHilry urO
.Uu-U cMiulnuiM ih'lr (U'womira ivuv
mo tit utt tlio 111 tla fti wU un
lti opi'it ttmrkt, KKurli to il tU
I'llnhvit tirli-t u ho tint tr
tirovn tnltut. w(tb mn IncrvnatiiR
iiri:u if now (H'lHtuctUm, tit outUt 1
t.ir tyn u(ru-ut tu kv tlto chtml
of th trmU i-Wrtvea. Thvr r mu It
Hip UHt Hm( r wUHiiK to buy HBa
tiMay hold ihm viutU. Kvtry-
on wnta to onload Pg llU as llUl
Uiy ioPttt.
Kvryon lit lhi rg trNl who hn
lMit In itio bualiwM tr my length fit
Urn know that It l impaMlbt o a
tli ron ith th lnt fttU wluUr I'tftloJ with
out vurtKrluc !. Tlmt I in riyon
why ovvryon nuxiou to clrnti up thtr
cBK lutlilliiK from tUy to &Y ratliln(
tliMt tomorKtw furthor umIIu U mot
than ltkily.
Out vt Xc ftch In txtrftt, firsts ftnOL
unorttltl wor hawn, with (tutu m
ilkuiiK down So nail current rcalpts un
clmnsoii.
ltJtr TnwKi I WrakMUng
Mnrkot for bultcr con tin un to reflect
wvnkncM with furlhvr lu In th prlct
of rub on th on nmrhot. Hhailod
uric r shown vrywher for cub.
Print r woakcr but uuuhnud.
Turkivr Krreipta An Nominal
(VimIy enouith turkoy r arriving
to otnbllh a prk or markat bar at
th moinvnt. Th top prk quoted hr
It 4ic m pound, but this mnna nothing
I that much la blng paid for aupptla
delivered hrv
rhlrkn rtrmju.il Very Keen
Tmnod for chlokana of nil aortt It
vrry kft-n hr. Mirht bona ar firm ftt
aoc for )lv bird with hoavy atock be
ing nought ftt itc. Itctpta ar trm
1 ni(Hlrftt0.
rnuibrry Mnrkr I Kaalrr
ftllchtty aalr torn 1c nvaln ahown for
rrantHrrla hr with rnrftl ata at
H wflii !5 tox with nmltd movmnt
at 11.50 and a at 111 more limited aat at
H.74 box. Primary nr!ca ar unrhanurd.
iTttriit-ntiy all or th demand la In th
northwat product, eastern offering? b
ina; negiecieu.
fotnto Market Arm Rlornant
51taKnnt ton continue for potato at
Oreron-Waahlnrton primary point.
Yakima, la actually aaklng th trad her
to name, a price It will buy at, a con
dition mfftrilnir only extreme atarnntlon
tho re, t.ocal le principally f 2.11 Q
13.60, with ft few 13.75 cental.
Ilrlef Note of WholutI Tmdo
Rlpo banana are hold firm a. lOo for
moat wt re.
Oranrca araln firmer In th South,
re. plant 1 finding a ainall mov.
ment.
Kanry California, ureen tm& at 2Ko ner
pound.
Artichoke at 11.75 dozen for fans
and ll.;$Ot.60 for ordinary atock.
UntnoQM tomatora flni1Ina favor at 14
for fancy and f 3.75013.00 for atandard.
onion market rtrlfiln. a lea hr not
above S3. 26 Rrncrnlly.
(ottntry-kllKxl hoa llahtlv aalr:
vpl fully aleady.
RhlpfXT Wrnthrr Nolle a
Weather bureau advd Tueeftay! Pro
tect ehlpment during th nit H hour
carnal in follow In a minimum tmnr.
aturea: "Clolnir north to Brattle. 43 de
ar; nnrtbeatt to Spokane. 5 drrree;
at to Baker. M drea. and ouh to
Aahtamf. decree. Minimum temrmr-
aiur at Portland tontght about II d
rea.
FoHtftud
PORTLAND, Ora.. I. 15. Tri.su.
ar th prtc daalar pay wholtra as
cent wnr einerwia notdt
nuitar Selllnc prtc. box lot: Cream
ery price: Print, extra. Ilo per lb. for
piain wrappcra, aubct to dlacount of
IOS: dairy buying prtc. Ilo per lb.
Hotter fat Country atatlon dllvry
bnale: neat cburnln cream. 47o nr
lb.: No. 7 gral. 43044a v.; Portland de
livery; Dt churning cream, lie lb.
jnee eeinng prtc: Tillamook ootm
ty triplet. IIOI3o; loaf. 33013c; Oregon
triplet, not brand d, lo pr Ib-t TIIU
mook f. o. t. Mlllag price: TrlpUt Ilo
lb.; loat tffo lb. Coo county ehaea.
eillg prk to rotftltaxgj TrlpUt. loo;
loaf. 31c per lb. 1
Egg- Buying prlca. Front trtt Cur
rent receipt. 33a pr dozen: hennery
white. 34c per doi.j hennery pullet. 3o; ,
unueraiZfHi, zuc.
Llv Poaltry A1iDg prtc: Heavy
hen. IC02e lb.: llaht to medium hen.
2Qo par lb.; broiler, heavy, 34c per lb,;
light, 30030c; Pekln duck. 30022c; col
orrd. l20c lb.
Turkey Fancy dra4. 36tt3lo lb-
ordinary, 10034c; fancy Hv turkey.
i no per to.
Onion Bltrns; prtc to rUl!eri gar
lic llfisCOc; Orecon. 13.21.
Table Potato Deichute On ma, IS. So
I3.75; local. $2.00013.50; Yakima. $3.00
&$3.?5; fancy baker. 14.00; weet po
tato. California, 4040 per lb.; yam.
$3.00 buebel.
Bell Pejtpen Local IOISHo pr lb.
Bunch -cetable Parsley, IoOIOo;
radlshei, 30c ; beet a. 20o : carrot, 30c ;
turnip. 40o do ten bunch.
Back Tgtablflliac prlc: Bt,
13.00; carrot. 11.60 ack( cabbage,
Oregon, lMlo per lb.; lettuct, California.
14.60 per crat; cauliflower, local
tl.&Ofi 11.76 crate; celery, tl.00OlI.60
dorn; gro pea, ( ); spinach, local,
$1.00 orange box; tomato, not kou,
$4,50 crat.
Mmta guui Prmrtalos
Country Meat ft J ling prlo to retail-
r: uountry-kiuea hog, beet batobar
under 150 lb,, IfiOUc lb ; beat oalvea
fnbout 84 to 100 lb.), HQ Ho per lb,;
lamb, 17 2lo pr lb.
Lard Pur af, l3o lb,; horUnlng,
IGo.
flmoked Meat Hnmi, 21034a per lb.,
brkfat bacon, S9053o per lb,
Tfope, Wool, fllde. Wt,
Hop Nominal; i2l crop, alofcert,
DOtnlnal, 20032o.
Hid Buying price: Baited hid, all
wolgtit, Be; green nldea, 7c; salted
bull. c; green bull, 6o; waited or
green calf, 14o: nltd or arreen kin. lOo.
Sheep Pelt Flint dry hep palta,
long, 23Mc; hort, 11 Vo( placi Uoi
flint dry ahearlngs, each, IOIOo; aHd
plt, long, ach, ll.00Oll.50; short,
ach, 26O30oi sbearlngf, sacfj, lOOUc;
drV salted pelts, 17tto,
Wool Nominal; ralUy, fine, -btoo
3 tap 40c; medium or -3-l-blodd, 3RO40a
per lb.; coarse or t-4-btood, l8033o per
lb.; braid, 31032c lb. At valley points
prices ar 2p to lo hlhr for leotd
Mohair Buying price: Kid, too per
lb.; staple, 46a per lb.; abort staple, 40o
par lb.; burry stock, 20e per lb.
Cases ra barkBaying prlc, 1131
peel, 7o lb,; 1034 peel, la lb.
Orgon Orap Root-r-Buylnt prlei I Ho
pgr lb. .
CstUe said ralv
atoer. good T.ISO I.2S
Medium 1.760 T.I6
Common , f.lOO 1.71
Canner and cutter 4.I0O 6B0
Heifers, good end choice (ISO
lbs. up) 6.000 1.60
Common and medium ' (all
weights) ' 4.B0O 6.00
Common and medium ,., I.TSO 8,00
Canner aqd cutter .,,..., .I.60O 1-76
Cows, good 4.60O 1.00
Common end medium I.60O 6, T6
Cannr ahd euttar ........ 1.00 1,60
Bulls, good (beef, yearling
excluded) 3. 7BO 4.60
Canner to medium 1,000 76
Calves, medium to cholc
(MillkfcdH4flxrludf.il) ft, Rf)
Culls and common 4.6of fl.co
Venlers, mndlum to choice., I.00O12.00
Cull and common 6,000 0.00
nn rep nna Jrfirot
Lamb, good to clioloe (Mt,
Adam) 13.A0O14.0O
Meillum nnd good fvatley). 12.60014,00
Hnavywftlght (12 th, up). ,10,60012.60
All wolghli (cull and
common) 9.00917,00
Yenning vomers, mod lit m
to cholc 1. 60OH.80
Kw,. coiiunou to rhoU'tt.t,,. 1.00 O
OUll d common t I.IIIO
NOTD The abov elai and grad
Qiotmlmio do not In all can rpre
gent ftclu) Mle. tu tutu liiUnaB
thy ruraut valueji at vhlrtt auvh
took would U If llbl, avoordlug
to tho Judgment of th market reuorUr
HiUJ
Heavyweight (150 to 1$0
11m ). medium, good ftd
rh.dre U.60OI1.0Q
Medium weight tt0 to lit)
Ik.), medium, good and ...
HtoU-e lUIOlM)
Light weight (UO to 100
)!.). common ntsdlum,
ohoW - 13,00013.86
Light light (114 t 140 lb.),
common, medium, good nd
cliol. U. 00 01 ! 00
laiightr nlge (130 lu.
down), medium, good and
chok , I1.00OII.H
feeder Hhd twkr pig (TO
to 130 tba,), common, lit-
dllim, gtHtd add i lu'U'o. . . U.00O VJ.40
Portland tlmln Kuturea
(Lly Th AoiHK-lAted Pre)
POUTI.ASn. Oi.. lV. l. Wheat,
IDili. hard whit, December, January,
II. IT; html white, blue etem and bort,
ItotiMuber, January, It,. 14; eoft while,
lH-euiber, January, 114: weetern whlia
llrcemlwr, January, ll.: hard winter,
northern trlug, t Dei-eitibr. January.
I U; weateiu red, loember. January,
1151.
tiat, No. S. Sl-potmd whit feed. He
cemher. January, IJ 10; Nn 9, 3-imUli(
griiv. lerember, January. 130 50.
Uarley, No, 1 4-pound. Iiecember,
January, $30: No. I, 44pmnd. lMm
ne. January, $30.
Oorit. No. 3 oaetern yellow hlpueut,
(rcrtitber, January, $34. 50,
Mill run, standard, 1 tec mber. January.
t:i.6o,
INtrtlnml Dairy fNctmngn
ftly Th Aaaorlated leaa)
POUTLANU. Ore., loo. 16. Puller,
ettra. 4 Hot tatidarda, 44 p; prim
flrHla. 4c; flrat. 4o per lb. ,
ICKtfe. exlraa, Sto; flreta, Ua pullet,
lie; current receipt. 32c; undorUd.
per do. y
AVhmt Price lfBt,r
(Br Th Aesoclated Pre)
ClttCAOO, l.tc, II. Wheat prlc
whirled upward IUt ft buahel today,
rhlrfly aa a reeull of huge crop lne
in Argentina, officially eonrtrmed br th
Argelillne a-nvernntetiti )lg European
buying of Canadian wheat waa aUo a
factor. The (,'hfrago wheat market
H.Micd tron at virtually the ilav'e ton
ftrgre. 1 -.4c (a 6".,c net advance, new
ty I. Pec n,br. It. 71 T-J and May j
II. 4 S-4 to 11. go, with corn 3-1 to le up;
oata at 6-c to -4t3tlc tm and pr
vUlona varying from unchansea fluree
to a rla of 38c.
Vew Vork lion
(Bv Tha Aoclated Pre)
NRW YORK. IV.. II Pacific Ooat.
1921, X7030OI 1134. JJOilc.
Vw York Troll IMrea
(B The Aaictted Pre)
NKW YOHK. BeT. 15, - Bvpratd
13 HO 14 f'rmtr; choicd DHOUc; fancy,
chnlc. NH?6c: evtra cholc. ?i(j:c.
- nuivrnia. -ic;
Oreeoo. 3-4wlV.
Peach carci standard. Millie:
Heleln firm: mo miiaraUl. W9Uei
Choir to (mew it ...... .
KnUtlt IhUrr Ktrhsns
Tll "Wlalrt l"r.w
BATTI.B. it
711lr,J"'i"- ,,e; 'brk,
K1f rrat.t. ....I. ii... ...
isinrii, ajC; 1111X40 COlOf.
c; pullet. 34c pf aaBm wr '
'ny The A wot-u led Pre)
PORTLAND, nr..4W1,,,. -f.t
. n,.,.r umomv. iiTetll-
711 to? "'" "-mln.l: .lf.(..
nan.' H..L. .:.."." "!' IX:.
:l '"'m-
- l oniT i:ourt of I t filate
.11 ....... .'?m'n''.
b, ,, . ; ........ ..rinra .. roqu rert
nolle. lla
A.lmlnllraior of ik, k.i.i. of
"..:3.r,t Bc""""
Tuna ll -
Notlc. la h.r.br iven thai H t
Mary a). McOIII. d.ca.orf. haa (ll.d hi,
lata In tha ooualr ooort of Lana Countr
rI''r,"'1 Jh,t """"sr. tbaTiVo
da, of D.c.mb.r. 1,21. .t 0.0lMk J
tha for.noon of id d, ., ,h, cen "
court rnom In Ih, courlbouaa In Ku.
ri-uMi a, tha lima and pine, br th. Mid
aourt fo. th. h.arln, of obj.ol"oa o
J? s.rdt!.BtB.,t.,Bad "" a'"' "'""
?i .V? . u"'. Anr mn ol'Jiotlona
- Baiad tbla Hlh day of Vovambar, 1121
' '. .' CAMOKA
Admlnl.lrntor of th. Batata of
Mary B. UoOIII, d.o.an.d.
waa. 11-21.,
, truKKUt,ONIIRD
; Nollca la harabr lan that by vlrtua
of an axaoullon anil ordor of a.ia in
foraoloaura la.und out of tha circuit
fnVi! J. 'i'V""1'' Orawn, on Ilia
10th day of Novambor, 1(21, In anld
court, In ault whoroln on tha 71h day
of Nov.mbar. 1B26. in aald court Jol
Morrla, Jr., and Norman O. Morrla, plain
llfja, racovar.d judsmont asalnat th,
dofondant Clnriinca J, Burnett for th
il,m"."?;"' " rur'hor aum
of I7I.00 Attorney faoa, and th, coala
and dliburaamanta of thla ault, which
Judifment waa anrollad and flockotad In
th. Clark'. Offlc. of .aid Court In .aid
County on the Till day of November
l2S, and anld etocutlon to me dlreoted
rommandlns ina In tha nnmn nf tha
State of Orason, In order to anllary anld
Judsment, ntlornnya feoa, male of ault
land aorruln coala to aell lha followlns
jdARnrlbed real property, to-wit:
Tha Norlheaat Quarter of the Month'.
, weat Quarter (NK'A, SWM) of B.o
, tlon Four (4), Townahlp Boventeen
flT) Boulh, Rango Hlrht (,) Woat
Wlllamolta Meridian, Oregon, con
taining 40 ncreat
I Alios Tha south half of the Houth
; oaat Quarter (BV, gBW) of Section
. Thlrteon (13), Townahlp Heventeen
(17) Boulh, Range Nine (0) Weat
i ;. Wlllametta Marldian, Oregon, oon
" talnlng R0 acres.
Now, thorefora, In lha nam of tha
eiala of Oregon, In compliance with aald
execution and order of anle ahd In or
der to aatlafy aald Judgment, attorney,
feea, coata of ault and accruing coala, I
will on Baturday tha ltlh day of De
cember, 1921, at tha hour of one o'clock
In lha aflernoon of aald day, at tha
Routhweat front door of tha County Coiirr
lfnuee, In Bugeno, l.nna County, Oregon,
offer far iala and aell for oaah, at pub.
Mc auction, atibjoct to rndomplton aa pro.
vlded by law, all of tha right, till, and
fntereat of aald dnfandant Clarence J,
Burnett, and all peraona olnlmlng by,
through or under them or any or olthor
of them In and to anld premlaea,
FIIANK B. TAYt.OIl, '
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon.
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Give Useful Present
"Time nd tida wait for no
man," myi an age-old philoio
(ilter, and we . m i g l I add,
neither, doe Chriilmn,. Day
by day lha hour, upeed by and
tuddenly you realize it it
Chriitmat, What about your
.hopping) , . .
Eight More Shopping Days Left B ef ore Christmas
Read these Christmas suggestions and come to Pilclicr's where
of real merit in return for money expended.
Beautiful
Silk Umbrellas
Twelve and sixteen ribbed, assorted
colors, tit
$4.49 to $9.90
Some with less expensive coverings, nt
98c to $3.98
Full Fashion Hose
Heavy Silk Hose $1.69
Medium Weight 1 .'.$1.39
Full l'ubhioncd Chiffon Hose 51.49
100 Pure Silk Hose
Women's Hose in assorted colors 79c
Burson Fashioned Silk Hose 69c
WoiiH'4i's Sport Hose . ; 49c
Imported Novelty
Jewelry
Bracelets 49c to $1.98
Pins 29c to 98c
Necklaces 98c to $1.98
Wommi'H Novelty Imported
Choker lltuuls, UVu to UHo .
Men's Shirts
Mttilmg, brontleloth, nnfl lonif.
cloth. Ooott lumirlmont ot
imtturna to galuct from,
II. AO to I2.0H
. MEN'S '
Novelty Hose
Pitney plaid, chocks and lilaln
colors.
HOo to 08o .
Men's Ties
Bilk nnd knit Hlllt poplin, nllk
oropo, open nnd knit lour-ln-lutnd
tlos.
40o to $1.40
966 r
tit Willamette
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WHERE QUALITY .MEE'rsui
' Rayon
Silk Underwear
ASSORTED COLORS
Vests
Bloomers
Gowns
98c
,......$1.98 to $2.19
$3.49
Glove Silk' Underwear;
Vests ......... .. '. $2.29
Step-ins .. . . $2.98
Bloomers ....$2.98
Chemise $3.98
Sweater
Combinations fur Cliltlroii
Clip, gwuntor nnd lovglnirg.
11.03 to J.70
. CHILDREN'S
Handkerchiefs
With nurnnry rhymoa. , Aro
packed throo In a box,
' Slto lo TOO
Children's Gloves
Childron'a glovoa nnd mlttona
' 23o to 70a i
' XCCXefOOaiTTI
Across from Rex Theatef
Our aiiortmenf I, now
t "'CMC, g-h,
F.vexy.!11KforHlemM(evt
I linn fur tlir wtmiai;,
dumiyt billo li.ndlccchiej,;
Are l ,-.e nut very appropr;
nle Kid, (or tl.e Cliri,m
in Hut tho W,l ol ihii u.
oilmciil will Lo none if you
wall Ira. '
,v"n
So ,hop early I
If omens Glomes
Kid leather gloves, fancy cuffs, A
gootl assortment of colors.
$3.49
Suede Finish Gloves
Kititcy turn back anil cuff styles,
49c to $1.69
Felt House Slippers
For "Her"
Kile green, cherry, ribbon trimmed.
All si.es.
69c
For "Him"
In assorted colors. Very good quality
felt.
98c to $1.39
For the Children
Exceptionally good quality felt. Rib
bon trimmed and Cavalier styles with
printed tops, assorted colors.
69c
WOMKN'S BOXED
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rayon, vollo nnJ
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Silk Boudoif Caps
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