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Newspaper Page TextSECONDSECXIONL SECOND SECTION ! Pages 9 to 12 1 VOLLVII' 3U5I0M OF FRUIT AND 5 STOCKS PROBABLE Big Slick lleady, ',"ri,' leaof Nursorymcn, riorls WIN DU I iuuuvu SUPPLY HERE ADEQUATE wmiwnH nf AitrUnlitim tim. ,4 INiiiri'ii'ni'o, iluno ill! .... .tfliuirimt'iil nf niirliitilliirs J.n,n ihr- Informal iintmiin.i.. Z m'l" '" ""' nl"' r""" i coiifi'i""''" I"''1' ''"tin -'J. iis i tin t ihi rvi'iimiiit'iiiliiilDim .itiv l" ''i'1"'0 ri'niilrll'iim in !! wiry """ rMriiinl I'V Aiiirlinn iimuh 111 una ' nurwiyiiicn iiii.I by ll... Smv ( Allll'lirllll fllll'lKl" Mil. I Soiiinll hiirilcu uiriNin. w.nini 'Ti'lfntulli" hails nf iii'ilnii, Tin. inrrlmn iMM'' of mii'fit'ry n rocniiiiiiKiiilcil H'nl llio ilnlo rap lav I'm1)"""'. " . .......... .Mould ii"' '" "irlli.-r J"'v ' ;.. ....I llm stowim-h ninl ui'in Lrntt uliii kii lroinm'lliliil Hun JihouW ''ll1'" Jl1"" It. ! In mnkluK llifn". rei'ointni'nitn llm iiurwrymini' iiitiinin SlIllM ll' llliK-llll llllll III.. Lull!" of ilW'C.llllnil should Efirilly cii'i.pi'i-iiui rtih tin itnrrlrnn ii"Wiin of riillliiK fiuli ,UlUt "I"' itorlti 'll thi'lr ''f in nrfiinlro "Kit l"'Vilnl ini-Uti.m- '-t 'I'1" " Mir M rwu"",l", .-.vii.n-.i ii)....! n ildimi"' himii-b r nuppiy. It WIJ twilll'ior-lnll-il thill II mil. Irrtf4 "ii ,,,hn "ork ,,n 'u1t;tl louowi'iK " imwlnlll nwinrllitlnn of liurni-ry-m in Juif. for ill put ion ,1 Jutrmlnlni! the iivnlliibllliy nl ilui tntu "f American murk, lit aiMtrlnry ".utintlty nml nunlliy a i bin., lor ilo.erm'limtloii u( tmrlnlvn' " ""r""- ntng'u iiim l"' " " "" Hunt. II" ili'imriiit''"' nuikr. n ilnunih l!ivtiiKiiiliin of ihti pr'i lirtlon of null nines In Hit t'ullrd S.uli. " Tltt d-tarltiPtil. In nri . pl I im ihsw nH'untiiir-nilullnnH, don not bbllKdt lilf not In I'Mll nn piirlinr renlirracr nml Ink" enrllnr notion ikiiiili any row r anions riiiorK itrj arl. It also ri'ciiniiii'iiil nil llie i-ifroiiiililiM'ntliin or Imih lit iok n. I fruit "tnck ltunllin4 U tikiri up at Hi" lrouMitjl cm Itnnn In Junf. , 1 oan. . XntwryniMi I'rlnm Mvrr It nuy lie tinti'U Ihnt Hip cun- Iwiftof Inul Juno wan rnlli'il. inn ll he Irmlnlivn ir lilt ili'purttniwtt, ll t tin miui'Mt ti li'iul me urarrymt'n inul rinrlMix rnr ilif rurmM n( I'iniiiUli'i'llirt li" itilvln ibllliy of ri'Rtrlc Inu tin Iniptirm ikM of (rull nnl ixMM-"took - l nilbi I. rll.. f of thrill! nurMurymon ir.il nor:l Hint tliv.llinn tmil nr KwHrhnii It win ilfulrnhlr Hi inn tilir whilli'r . huint proiluctln tin not urli, nr would noun bo tmt luch, on to rcinlur uniiori-ii. nr llm furlhiT liMliorlulli.il of Men iturto with tho altriiitiint wk of pout Inlrmliii'ilnn. It will h mallei! Unit In tho pulilli ron HJiuiInn In 19m of tho roxtrli' ihrni which nro now' lnvoriurnlil nilvr quarantine 37, It witM i'Op iwnlrtl ihnt thorn una a vllul bmCculiurul nocoulty for tho run tSiwd ntry nf rortnln Honm KmIu, cuitlnim, nolnnii, nml hinln of frultn-io mitko pomilhlii tlto ntitlnuntlon nf nn Intpnrtnut fooil Irodunlon Imluntry. An rontilt. ih cnrnrt'oniont of I ho rontrlr tloni tintviiloil for undor Iho iiuiir ihiint wnn ituforroil im to ouch Mu, wlih tho tinilornlnndini; that lin Iho ti'rmlnntlon of mn h itnMliy tho rliiH'Woulil no toimor (mplrd. At Ihn minio tlmo n ilmllir ilotiuinit wiir initilo nml ni ttlilfd fur rntio miirkn. i ltlk of 1-mtN Klinmt Ib rink nf I ho cnli'v of iionio lth itirh utiiokii hint boon iltnrly ihown pvtiti hofnro I ho piihhiiko of it flint iiumnntlnn not III "t, In fnct, mii'h InfoMtutlon won of tin ltnimt'tiinl i1iiiii:oi-h vhlch lod tn til o piihmiiro of thlo "t. T'io nltoinpt tn ollmlnnln thin rtik hy forolitn lnnportl'111 nml ihi'- "Itatton mid fiiii.li riihiHilnrtlnli IIH 11 POMlblo 111 1 1, lii i-otintiy nt lion "Wllon pnlntn, In yonrly itomon- 0 1 1 n timt tun ll nK roniniiiinR onfoiTDiiH'llt of thono mfi-r-M la mtioh too (trout to wnr wt coritln iinni-o of ntithnrlly 10 .'win nurh mnrkn hoyonil I ho po JMofroiil liurtloultiiriil noronnlty. 'W Unit porlod hail Inritoly Mxeit anil Mint niloqualo NtipplloH "moit of Mich utin-kn from homo mm EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1925 NUMBER 63 Morning Register Lane County News TEACHERsWILL LEAVE IIK.II K( II0111, I'ACCII V TO ''I 'IS VACATION vi:iii:ki)av "1 I.I 'tinly Hiiiili.l) i v V, - ii in will liu- K'iiiiIiI:iik. i:ni;llf.i toiii-hor. Hi" ImllihivH In Mi.Ii.im Miiyor-t'li'd Jumcs J. Wiilkcr, of New Vork, pn-scnlctl with a rt-ouliir Uwisevull lii slick, declared he intended to swing it whenever it would benefit the city. 1. 1 ...... 1 1 ..... 1 imully or tlm 1 i".' I 'll,'h "'" Will lOHVl- lli' .r lioi'KM ... i.ui n,i. lull "MII..SI,., r ii. t.,B .lii.iil,y iilu-t jwii.ii. .iiiii 11.11. j-.mrlii-li ii'iii'licr, -inn II,. Ii,,! M, l. 1 1 v-J r. M.- id j 1 1-1- iiiinii-. I'll V will - v.x.llni; nluiiv. 1 '" llnilK.-K, H.',.m.u I,.,,,.),. 1 r, Will M,i. ,,, vin-ntliiii In K11I0111 I II a v k.i to I,,.,- ,lia ,lia.r, n lllllllll l'l. UlLVI I Hlly. i I 'iilili. I Tiiyii,,-, h,airy , ,.v(.n :ii li.-r. v.- II nml,,,. CotliiKO 'line r,,r 1 In. V 11 1 ) I -. I;'i'l WI111. Iut, ImiKuiiKn ami 'M;.i IiiiiIili-, win i,iui,y ni llialn In Sir.ll;l'..il. A .1. .Minimi, innnuul ti'iiinlni; ..." 1 111 mi-, win nHI N'lr'iiKflHil, M hi V.-.n-li will mi tn hor hntno !n Ciatiiu. r;ivi. rnr the viniillnn. M'.'K llloo Inm nut ,li....i!(., whoro Mi,- will la. ilniliiK tin, hiilliliiyH. V. Ii. linln. 1 1 1 1 1 1 in 1 nt the liliih Hiliiini, win i.rl, 11,1, vuca inai In Hpi-'nuflelil in-ulmlily. ' .Mr. V. I). I tit 111 . (IninoHtlc oi.ni-i 'nli-iic-ti.i-, win !(, upend 1I10 hni:,,iy In Hin-liiKflcld. Kali, ,11. It will ImtluiUi t-ali i' and nil klnilH of ri-Ktilnr fmiilM. TIiiihu In chiii-Kf of tho Hit I '3 aro: Aim. 1,'. K. An-hor, Mm. Wulti-r .MalinlH, Mm. V. 1'. JiuiU'llbu unli, Mm. 1. Kc-banliil. , . i-iniUn In PLAY PROVES SUCCESS 80 IH TAKK.N J.V HY IIlOll HVIUHH, 1H01LXTJI0N ni-KlIcr T.atm Coiinly HpncJol) hiuix(jkji-;li, on-., jjcc. ai.-- Moiii t tut ti H0 wcro tho kcohh rc- l'HH ri'fJlll 11)0 lllKhly HUCCL'HHflll lilny HhiKfd by iho HluilontH f tlie Hni'tnuf.MliI h.gU nchool Kivcn lant Krlilay . niwlU, hofnro (in audlencx' or uiHiroxlmutftly 400 HludontH anil iftwiiHpcuiiic. Aftp a final c.heck ItiK up hy innnuKorH or tho play. iL wiim fouiul that almost $71 will be ni-itcd from Ui prcxontatlon, one a iniiiinco lor hciiooi oiiduron KlvL-n Thui'Kilay which earned $17 ahd 'tho rcKUlar performance which netted $3-50. .I:hh KranoeH Jlodifon. d. rector of the play whh Klven a beautiful box of candy hy members of the c.ihL in aprco!n!lon of her work. "AhhIhI'mI by Hady," the nnme .oi: tlm four-act comedy, Ih sa'.d to have been tho mowt KiiccesHful ever siafd by the local hlh Hchool. Moinv.-H arc tjih'-r iivnllublc m ciitild wit hi n a rciiKiHi.il. If pci'lud hn tnudi im m-tiniH a Kmwlin; con Vditfon of u ctiriM di-rnlih' clfiiu'iu of th tniint'iy utnl oibt-r Inti-rvHin i-nii(M.rmd in On- prodm- boi and u( tllr.iil bin nf Ktn-h niuckH. 'lb is riitn-lutiuill h KliiUHirti'd also by ilu di'pitriitu'iit h o n In fnr nut t lit u. It will bf n-iallfd linn nt (ho IltlK pubhr h'':tr!n rrfi-rred to, In t hi 1'iM-t'Kn tluit of (he tH-t'i'lty of h-rmlnnniiit itilM clff U at the cm ll'-t piac b-'ibb fiioint h'. ll wan rcnon-tui-iMb'd I hat Hi' depart in' nt nlH'ubl utub'iiaki' it comitrywidc Nludy of tin1 pri'blcm cf home prn lUl tttilt nf. flllM nRtl rmv HtockH to d"iirmlni I tit mom favorable con rilton from ilu- nrundiioiut of lo cality, rll mate, cultural method, t'tf, Tii h wmk wan laiT duly allllinf by rointrt-KH and Ih mo fur inh.tint d tliat II wnt ponrtlblc to innlif f.thiy di-flnlie rccoin nifiidailoint at tin conierrnee wlln rt'UH-ii to tin- avallalillly of I in portitnt cIuwhi'M of such Htoekn In udi-nmitr iiuantitcM In the near future. OREGON MEN ARE HELD ItoltllKliY CIIAIKil-: rACI'.l) IX ' CAI.irollNIA Ctll ltT Illy Tin, A"iilnlil Pro..) WAV l-'IIANI'ISCII. fill.. I lll'. !t. Di.nalil Kolly. alias Krnom Voiinit. ami I.. I- (llllian. allan Jiiok Hayi nl. an Ih-Iiik hold I" Jail holo "II i lialKOK nf nltoniptod robhory. Itolh nn ix-i-niivU-ni, nc-i-iinliim' In pulli-o roi'iii'ilH. Kolly wim rolonhod from Orouoii Htnto ponilontlaiv on a t-nnilltlonal pnrdon lal -Inly, tllllian was riin vlotoil nf robhory horo In m:'-'. and was roloanoil mi two yi'al-s prnlia II. hi. Until men said Ihoy 1"I boon wnrklllK I" I'lomni bolnro ronihlR tn iliiklnml, whoro Ihoy worn nr rostod. Kollv's wifo draw mop-danch-lor nt' A. W. Sloan, of Modlord, oi-o Is holm: t-nml lor at a dolon ! ti hntno. Sho inanlrd Kolly at Moiir.nil IVi-otnbor T. I.ona tillllan'H wlfo, Is holliK hotlM-d by Ih- Salvalina Army mi ni sho ran Mad- otnployiuont. Itolh wnn.on lloolarod tliolr latoallon of nlandlim by iholr hiialmiidii. PROGRAM IS PLANNED CllltlSTMAS ASSIIMIII.Y WIM. Ill: Wi:i)Ml)V AI-'IKIINOON I rti-iilNlcr l.nno foiinly Speoinl) Kl'lil.ll.-.;i,n. .u Viioalinn In Hiirlnt-lli'lil hiuh M'hiMil will marl Wi-ilncnilny uml f'-bni-l will onininonoo aK.'itii on I ilinaro 4, It was annniinooil by V. Ii. Iknn. pr nolpal i,r tho ilKll si lioi.l. Tho last assomlilv of tho your will bo ho d noxt Wodaosilay ailoiw it whloh tlmo tho an nual Cbrlsimas prnmam will bo K von liy HlinlontH ami raoulty, MIhs Ana Hill nr tho faculty Is In oharo nf ilu, pri.nini nml undor hor sttnlotil ri.mmittooH an wnrkim;. Tho rniablaoil biiya' ami ulrln' Kloo i lubs will nil chrlstmaH oarol llik' to tho sohnnls nf KprliiKriold. Tho ulou olubs nro nlsn undor the dlioollnn nf .Miss i. This Is the last i,-r(,)nii:inri. nf the year. FOOD SALEIS TODAY lTxns to i)i:rit.v ciiaimiks ON ClllltCH HII.I.IOTIN I Iti-K iNtor I.iiiii" C'ninily RpirlnM KI'UlN'tirii:!,!), Ore., Hoc. 21.- A iMinkod rouil milo will in. hold 1 uosd-iy by lln ynliun penib) nr the Moih,iHt ohuroh In order to raise uimiuy tu pay tho fri-ljtit ohantos mi n now electric bulletin biiard which tho Ki'nup imM pm r based fur the church. The board lias arrived but the fl-i-lKht bill must be pu!d before it cuii bo In- stalletl. It will Horve as a Christ mas present tn the church. Tho sale w.ll )a held tn the rooms near tin piuiiinititf establishment on .Ma'n street. l-'nud for tho sale has been do anted to the younir neoiile's so oloty by the women of the congro- XMAS ANTHEMS SUNG l-VI-K HASTINGS HKIOHTS OX HOYS K'OXFKHKXCK fltritltilpp lano County Hponlal) KJ'lilN'OFIKIdJ. Ore.. Dee, 21. SIiik riK of ChrlHtmaH iinthcms In preparation for the ChrlHtmaa pro- Knim whh tho feature of the serv- at the MothodlHt church Sun- flay evenfnK. The choir and the conKreKation was under the di-. rectlon of Mi-h. V, 1). IJaln, who lead tho sinKlnjr and hatt chnrne of the mUKlcnl work of the church. J.ylo HastlnKH, who has recently rcturni'd from the hoys' confer ence ut McMlnnvillo made his of f.cial report to tho church and de-m-nbed the thitiRH that were taken up at the meeting. An elaborate Christmas program ;h being prepared for Wednesday evening by ladles and young; peo ple of the church. by tiii'mbi'rH of the alumni of the Hpringf.cld jjh whoo). Tim party was originally planned for Heavey's ferry but wax later held at Midway. Coffee, buns and weunles w-ro served to tho group. 'I'h ofti) present were; Miss iiessic Smith. .Meryl AlacMullen, Lena Hell Harper, Haul .lrc, Ann Dil lanl, Cecil MatheH, Kenneth Ull lartl, Tim 11.11 and Vera Hoot. TWO PEOPLE INJURED OXK -C ITS Tlll.MH WITIT AX AMI OTIIKIi HHKAKS II IB fltfRintor T.niie County Special) KHKIKOFIKLD, Ore., Due. 21. Two accidents of minor nature were treated hy local physicians today. H. V. Jordan, who was working for the Mountain States Hower company, cut his hand with an ax. The Injury was not serious. Mr. Jordan slipped and the sharp nx K razed his left hand and cut dee- into the flesh at tbe base or tne thumb. No stitches, however, were required for tho cut. Mrs. K. H. Maslerson, living on Springfield route t fell .while working outside and fractured a rib. Hoih patients were reported to be doing nicely. ' KIMtl(,Mi;i, I'KHSOVU.S I ItfKlntiT I .a in? Cmmty K-'lal SI'UIN'tJKIKIvl). Ore,. Dec. ai. J. A, Taylor of Fall (!rcek sjtent part of the day In town transact ing business vvltli local merchants. He Is a farmer. Ted Van Oysen, 'farmer of tho Mai-Kenz p rivir d.strii-t near iicndWcks Hridge was In town to day. The Chrysanthemum club will be entertained on Wednesday evc n.ng by Mrs. Maude T. Jiryan at her home. Kd 1j. Loaten, millman of T.an dax for the Signal 1-nmber com P'uiy was taken to the PuciflG Christian hospital in Kugene today where he will be confined for some time after a major operation. Mr, and Mrs. J,. H. Stevens of Wendl.ng were Springfield visitors today. Gene Xeet, farmer of Wendllng, motored in for HiippHos and Christmas goods todav. Mr. and Mr. A. D. Wlltse, of Wendling, spent part of the day in .Springfield doing Christmas shop ping and go. ting supplies. H. M. Hunt of Kugene vns an afternoon visitor in Springfield. C. P. M.nney, rancher of Vida drove In Saturday for supplies and Christmas shopping. It. K. Hill, farmer of tho Mo- hawk dlsirlo. drove in Saturday morning for business and supplies. Kred Tryson, farmer and dairy man living east of Springfield, purchased supplies at local stor.es. O. n. Stacey, of Waltervlle. was a business v.sltor today. James Mitchel of "the local cash nnd carry store is driving a new Overland sedan which he has pur chased recently. Jane Deer from Wendling visit ed with friends in Springfield part of Saturday. Tom Jackson, farmer of Wend ling, motored to town today for supplies. J. V. S. -Turner, of Marcola spent the day transacting business in Springfield. Abe Jjinde, inspector i for tho Xocolal company, returned today irom a iiusmess trip to Portland. Jio nas been gone for . tne iiast three days. U. K. Harbert, from Cottage Grove Is visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs Paul Staifc on Will amette heights. COTTAGi; GltOVi: PttftKOXALS (UfKiHh-p J.itno t'oiinty Hiu:'.nl) COTTAGI-3 OHf)VI0, Ore., Den 21 Prof. O. W. HayH motored to Portland early Sunday morning, returning home ate trio same even ing. .. Mrs. J. A, Klllott of How Jtlver waH a guest of her dangbtor, Mrs. Gertrude Whltsll, Monday, Mr. and Mrs. N. I-J. Kiilot were out-of-town Christinas . shopper.' from How r'.ver today. Claud Van Hlmcom left ' loday for San Francisco, Cul where in, will wpend the holidays witli friend. Mr. and Mrs. C. T,. Madden, ac companied by their daughters, Misc.H Veirna and Mav. and ifarry Neet will leave early Tuesday morning for Seal tie, where they will upend the holidays with rela- (Contlnued on Pace 10. Column 1) HOTEL TaSTOD 2ml & Hill Ixih AnRclea Every Room has Private Toilet 60 Baths New, Modern Close to -Shopping District and Theatres Free Garage Tariff from $1.50 A Desk for the Family at Christmas Time inch School Alumni Meet (ItoKimer l.nno County Sppcliil) SPKlXGPIKbD, Ore.. Dec. 21. A picnic was held Sunday evening I.utollns Woods tinios and re pair Pianos. Play.r l,',,o0";rp.,1,1'9 17211-V. if-ia-i mu. .t "Tlio boar's lieail in hnml boar 1 "Betlock'd wllh bays nml iwonwry; ,, "Rejolco, my inn.dora, mid Im hterry . . . , Takt advantage of the Special Round Trip Excur- r0ri of ft red by the OREGON ELECTRIC RY. f ' $5.10 Portlond and Return 'Salcim,$3.i6'' ' SoalUo, $15.00 Albany, $2.10 T' f 0 . Spokam,;!p2S,3S Astoria, fJ.tO Ticket, on .ale Dec. 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 30 and 3Ut Return limit .January Sth Reduced fares between other 0. E. Ry. point' . ASK FOIl I'lHtTHKU I'AiniCl f AHS Under the . Gift Tree ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES This Christmas many electrical appliances are being given because they are both practical, beautiful, and useful. No gift will please the housewife more than a gift of some electrical appliance. They will lighten her housework and give her more' hours of leisure. Electric Perculators An Electric rcrculator is a gift that is always useful. You can make coffee much nicer easier and quicker with an electric percolator. Electric Toasters An Electric Toaster is a beau tiful addition to the morning breakfast table. .This with an electric percolator saves many 'precious minutes in the morn ing. Irons, Waffle Irons, Electric Light Fixtures and the above items are gifts of practicability and beauty. A valued addition to any household. FAC IH com D Painful and-Itched and Burned. - Cuticura Heals, " I had small pimples on my face which grew worse all the time and ooon covered it. Later the pimples grew larger and were painful. They festered and scaled over, and itched and burned causing me to scratch. I could not rest because of the irri tation,' and my face was very much disfigured, " I was bothered with them chout a year when I sent for a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and used it with success. I purchased more and in about two months I woa healed." (Signed) Miss Tessie Schierman, Box 35, Lancaster, Wash., May 2, 1925. Rely on Cuticura Soap and Oint ment to keep your skin clear. SoapKe. Ointment 25 nd 60c. Talcum 2$c. Bold -Cutfcnrt. Labor to rita. Dept. H, Maiden. MeiiT' Cuticura Shtwins Stick 25c. ZMpnticetto- the WEST-MADE home desk "JSrenthcs there a man' who wouldn't like ' n desk llko this Wcst-Mndo nt home? It Klvcs lilm n little "private sanctum" where he can keep Ills papers nnd possessions; n place to wi-ito letters, to think, op study. Whether lie Is fourteen or forty, he'll like the roomy cnovenJenco of tho new West-Miulo . Home Desk! Bud won't need to bo urged to cot his lessons If he's provided with a rail desk! Uad will ho delighted wiUi it. The West-Mode Home Desk is a wonderful Rirt. Almost any man would lie made happy witli it; (wo suggest that ho make himself a present if there is no .other way!) . Delicate and finished of lino, made of beau- ' tiful hardwoods, fitted with metal drawer pulls, the West-Made Homo Desk is a good looking piece of furniture. Tho price is very reasonable. Koke-Tiffany Co. 75 West Eighth St. v EUGENE'S LEADING PRINTERS lift Clarke Electric Co. IB'CCHH : group - i s . Mir BRILLIANT vtj ..." - JewlM FIRST MATER Urt-Mimite Wrirt Watch DtAMONDS "Looker" '. A worthy gift for a V yalcrrrrrvV : worthy girl pretty and . y(Sgyrit "k precise ralne unequal- 1io7 A?yit '" . led and you make your yj'fcjjT' N7?c cv - J v own torma...,.15.or 5 s rMaBluW jj ' - $10.00 "SStk berond88 ennnwxe. on II , Other Gift Problems 8olved With I Hgjjl very easy payments... $25.00 TOILETWARE - '. ' I. .hlln sold NOW ueaigna - -or platinum, cut -diamond set. Weekly payments buy worthwhile eUta. Diamond Set Wedding Eings $25.00 Up THIS 3-PIECE SET Amber or Pearl Brush, comb and mirror lu gift case. Unusual v a 1 uo and S7..,; $15.00 w JEirat Wi fieBV- Mnuntetl In a hand carved ring of solid white gold- ray weekly Soji.uu II Home Gift Worth Giving 1847 Rogers Famous Silver, Another Biff. Value fluarnntpoil for finest color and lu'i'icctlou In solid while KoUlniountinK. I'ny us con venlent S7l un MatchloBS valuos In new Btylo weddiriB rlnRS of $31.50 Up Greet the homo with this lifetime silver, complete service for six with handsome gift tray. Weekly payments soon pay up. Open From Eight 'Til Late t Hoffman's JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS 790 Willamette Street. ' white gold or platinum no. Telephone 756 837 Olive Street With IinO HUWiuon Clectn'c motnls.