Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 24, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextArc """ ' . 1 1 NOTE MKii"."": t..iiiKl.t ami Tlllrs,, ui..U. .i'iiflrr h(:irtni(; tunc ,,f vaudeville is 6:45 AND 8:45 P. M. lAllflHl SWUM p.'l fi ,:.,. . ,,r, wU sililc ami I": si"'1' "i K'mmI seals, 1 "ALONG BROADWAY" harry'keesler Stolen Bit from Muical I III. BRUCE MORGAN & JUANITA LAKE Pcronificnlion of Numnn.n DARKLE Y'S "Moving Silhout-jtcg" DELBRIDCE & CREMMER "A Trip to Dixie" MURRAY BROTHERS The Bounding Bouncer Clan Tvrnn OreKon'an iii- Reviow "Madame Snni Jane" Topics of Day HEIL1G CONCERT nKPHFUTD Charles Kunyan, Cumlni-ling, playing Srhclioii, "Tales lit Huffman" (J. ( f finbaeh) Next Thursday Night U HEILIG'S MONSTER MIDNIGHT CARNIVAL Chut. iictwood, Al in tin wood mill Arlhllr Al.-Kuy. lliinlNhHric Ma ,.,.(, , . "miuiiik Ml IiiihImc kuiiu yualnrilay. M?RNIN? REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, DEC. 24. 1925 rlnljill'K wilM ess liiullurs In Ku- A. 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(-,",l"H""i"'ii will rann HVHNTH CLONK NTIHII l'OJt HOLIIIAVM Kiikhihi High School mill WiMMlniw U'ilwiii .luiilor JIIkIi llnvo JllUri'(iihiiii(.jiUi CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS I 1NmIi1iiiI III Clt' l'V I,, lurid iii-l-Imi llmi ,,..,.. v,,-i f nim . .n...n .i...,v ii'iiuinuniriii inlon of OaltlaiiU wa in lliu Lity lir. i cI. im huihI thvlr lilrdw lo the ut tho CUy yrttti'nliiy. imj Mm. M. II. Hlrwii-r f CnlliiKn rov went Hi inn ry yt-muruuy. llmt Fnmi Miinnln Mr. an.1 ilr. M. J. Auivl of .Mun-nla w-r Uilor In Kukiiu y'MiUay aHiT- ImiU WtMMlv In' liy l.ouU ffoody f Wlnehriitprwnd In tint Sir ywriiuy uiu-duuik iu uu mm mattcrtt. Tkla rwntlo VUlt l"iiiMw-.'nry Uomiwn bt unit Cury 'I'liotiiHini jf, of VI tin woro ninoiiK tin ut-if-town prupln IO bo utM-tl III Ku- fto yciitfrUiiy. Mrt. JohivMiii ltrluriiM Mm. t?lyn Johiifton, circuit ootirl n- porlir, him nIiirnoi from rurvallM istrt me nun vwn niioniunK tuun ! the jiiuil ihn WMfc R O. Turk iumI M lfo i-n K. 0, J'ark, former idiititT In llm I'ttcado niitlotml fori'Kt, now lo am on tlio HlHltlyoti fnri-rt, l:i htr, acrornpanti'J by M in. I'nr1. 11111 nd thn liittT'n pa rout h. Mr. ud Mn. II. K, Vincent. Itor Injun Arm Do run Vim VliM. lit 1 1 o Kun of Mr. iui.1 Mr. L Van Vllot, fnll whllu lilttyltm at ichool ypnlrrdiiy anl rrflvii i 7 badly npnilitoi nrin whi-h b" llt have to rnrry In n nllntf for m time, tho nticmlliiK l'liyb lau Bn F. Koi'iicy, ciMinty ntott wttir, Ih Mklni arriitiKtMitRiitii to hmuI n aamber of bin prlxp-wlnnlnK wrrtid Plymoiitb Kurk ciltktiiH to natlonul nbow In (bbio. nunry 11 to IH. lto (him JuhI i lved a lottfr from lvo T. ltnbln n. Hcrotitry of tho Anicrlrnn wrrffl Jtock nHMDi'lntlnii riiniuti. "iUnir hltn on (ho nhowlntf he Meat tho recent show In H.uttlo Mm, ('Iiii)iiiuiii t-n Mih. F. M. t-i. limit iir liiviili' wiim In I ht clly .-trnliiy nil I.HHillt'HH COIlllUCtvJ wnb ibi' hcIiomI thiTt'. lltislni'sH Nuiih H KtUsI Tho ' t tlf.i-.tti- of tb iuimiiihmI )iuhIii'kh Ii:ihM Sprinifrifbl ariiKf, vu lilt il hi tin- itrfl.-i' uf t'f.untv Oltrk . ltrim .-m rii:iy by w. II. Adrluii. Mr. mill Mm, (ihmIuim(uiv II w; S Air. mitl MfK. Wlllluin CoutlpitH tihr, who mo Hpi-fitlliii! tb whiter : nt Newport, tiru hero to vlnlt relu- tlWH over the ('brlHlnuLH hollduj-H. t MIk IIimmit l4'af MIk Ih.i lte Huiiver. ek-rlt 111 tho 'ust-iult natUiniil forcHt offlee. oxpoctH to !;ie thin iniirulnt; for her homo hi Tui'oiua, Wunli., to Hpeml u week or moru visit Inir hor purcnt. ItiH'k Ominici SljTtml Tho ron- tntet Whereliy (?. Holm IlKl'ei'M to (tl out I'ooo yimlrt of criiNhed rock fur rciul miilnlfiiiutco at tin IfnyU pit In tho CuttiiKo (Irovo Ht-ctlntt whh hlKiieil yi'rtierdny. i lu In to bo pulil 75 ct-ntH a yard. Nton Program AnnoumMl Sov- orul NillHfe KeloctiuiiH will bo itlven lot ttio Mr.Mni'rufi-WiiMhhurne Klort; tit 3 o'clock t h Ih itfiernnon. It was aiuiolineetl l.iHt iilicbt. Humor I. Jtaim y will nini: threo hoIoh una tho Htoro iiifir(et will Hlnjf two numbers. Thin la tho nnuuul store proKrani. Swlnif Club Otvnii'wd A sow Inif rluh has boon ornnnizoil at Mfiroulu ntnoiiK the ulrls of that pli'0. arrortlhitf to Arnohl l. Col lier, roiinty rluh lender. Tho roster of tho organization follows: Mrs. .. Morrow, loader: Luln Prow, lironhlonl; lliixel Hopkhm, vlro proHhlont: Narbv Howard, aor ro tary ; Nelda Trutt, I.oothi Abor nitibv, iooi'Khi JonKhorty, Jutmno KerhiHH, Kthel Si'hrleder, Anna Srhrlodor. Hnzol nlk. Kthel t'ralc. Mildred "Wetzell. Myrtlo Drew, imnithy Ityan. Horrid Mor row, lona MrKny. IVarl Koohh, Marlon Mi-Kny, Isahello McKay, There Are Still Plenty of Useful for Each Member o? Your Family at the WMte Store 873 Willamette St. Phone 254 .IllllK.. Sklpwurll, ll(.m,m JiiiIki, (.. j.-. .Skiinviirlh i,f circuit "I"" ';' 'iuiiii.i from CorvalliB ih ii. Im lniH i,i, hiihlhiB a tvrm '"U.t. Ho ,,iiyB j8 , ! "'"Kh una will Ku buck ultc-i-l n riMi riiuu. u-'m""' ,lMivllU (lonion "Hl mill llllnlly ,.X,.,..1,., lu ,.,lV0 ' ! ""'"Iiik f.ii- Ali'Mlimvllle, hTi. Mre. W,.l , ,u m, IH "ImmiiI Ih.. ClirinininH lu,lliuy. All-. i.1Ik will return to Eugene I 111'lnliimn dny. I'liwnuii lu II,. ;ivi.,i ChrlMimw l it The Trinity Lutheran lnliitniim exeri lKcn will l,0 held Hi i lit- i hurrli at the corner o Sixth iiyenu,. t.t 1U1(1 ,.llIlr, Btroet t lirlHliiuiH nlKht mill miecinl uer vlceu In the forenoon of thut day ' Xi'wi'oml, WmiK'il for l'alroliiiiin Ultllileen residents of roud dlu triet No. r.9. In tho western end of the i iiuniy, hitvo sent a notltlon to tho fiiunty court. asklriK thnt I.. . Newi oinb ho iiiinlnted road liiitroliiinn for that dlHtrlct for KiiKi-iif Woimin IjiiitullH I.odjtr Mm. Allien AlcAIuriihoy iut wor thy Kiand iiuitron of iho Kimtern t!tar In OreKon will Install offi cers of u chanter in I'unyonvllle next Sunday evenini;. She Installed the officers of tho Itlddlc chupter last .Miiiulay. lluini')- ItiiL-h's Car Stolon anil Two local school enterlulnmcnlH yesterday urieriioon ttnd ovonlntf coucluih'd nventH of Ihu (.'lirlstinun kcusoii in JUKeno for HtudentH. Aleniliers of tho Klrls' mill hoys' Kloo cllllis of thn IhlKenu hlKh school iin seiileil u cautiilll yeslur dny iiricinooii lu Iho hli;h school iiiiiiiioriuiii. Aimroxliimtc y :ir, took purt. Alls. Noriiiliii Chrlstlo, houil of the iliuiimtlc ilcimrtiiiout also IiroHciiloil "l-'lnt J,ux," u (.'hrlsluias liniy mimnliiK l.ct Tlinro Jio i.iKht. Atlss hcona Afnrslcrs, mu sic supervisor directed tho can tutu. Hon Hhcytlid. president of the student body, presented donations of (jilts "nil food to Airs. M. H. Ally, police matron, who will distribute them throuKh various channels, to the needy people ot .tho city wii isuuas uiprning. A proKram that was designed to represent the Christmas spirit ns lounu in various pin ts nt tho world was L-lvcn by students of the Wnml. row Wilson Junior hlKh school at :u O'clock last nlKht. Aflss Eu nice Zimmerman directed the sketcli while AIIbh Katlo Potter iiirectnti tno music. Aluslc was lurnlshcd by tho school orchestra. I'oiiowliiK Is tho procrum: ('hrlstmas spirit, by Jessie Hteou Ksklmaux dunce, by eighth grudo boys. HrhiKlnB In the Yulo T,or, boys. Hutch Dance, Lowell Van Vllet anil .Marion Chapman. Italinn Christinas Procession, seventh Krade. "We Three Klncs of Orient Are." Kill Colbert. Sherwood iiurr and f ay Jelfcrlcs. Chinese dunce, Afaxine McDon aid, Arlene Uoty and Lillian Itan- Klll. Hnllnra' hnrnplpo, ftroup of hoys, lilch mid I'oor Children, seventh unrl eighth Krudes. Jupuncse dance, Virginia Wheel er. Virginia reel, ninth grade stu- uenis. ("antloiie Noel, girls' cleo club. "Joy to the "World." chorus and audience. SANTA VISITS REGISTER NKWKPAPKIl FOLKS GIVEN HOLIDAY Hl'HPWSE ToyH Arc Oillcctwl After Clirlstiia.s Tpws I'arty for Distribution Among I'oor Santa Clause slinned awnv from hlH routine anions boys and girls of the city last evening and sur lirlKed the Morning HoKistor staff with a bag full of prosontH. The venerable St. Nicholas ar rived In the editorial rooms just as the day force wh leaving and tii,i...t i , , .... ,i i uh in" my iori:e wh leaving mm ledanT.. Illl,t crn" comintt to work seilaii wits stolen as it stood on tt street down town night before last und was recovered at'Albany yes terday. The coiuiuiuy In which Air. Hugh had It Insured against theft brought It back. Tch-Kraph Itntra Kxlomliyl Spe cial chrlHtmas rates of the Postal Telegraph company to i-ngland, Ireland and continental JOllrope, which were to havo boon closed Tuesiluy, have been extended to December 2f, Christmas day, It was reported last night. l'miwrty lnvcntnry Fllml Tho Inventory of the property of the estate of the laic Colonel Hugh Al. Price was filed In probate court veslenhiy by the appraisers, (1. W. lirin'ub, w. w. Sailor nnd James K. King. They uppralsod the property at $S2fit.0a. Studetitrt (liven Theatre. Party The I'hlgcne Husino.is college closer today for the Christmas holiday, and in lieu of tho usual Christum:; party the students wore tendered a theatre party at the McDonald yesterday afternoon. The opening ilate after tho holidays will be Jan uary 4. . Crossings Considered P. AL Morse, county engineer, and Kthnn Collier, market road engineer for the state, yesterday Inspected tho sites for two proposed grade crossings on tho Cottage Clrove I. Minion Springs road where the Woodward Lumber company pro poses lo build a new railway. t'ouniy Poor lo llnvo Dinner I0tras are belnir prepared for n dinner to be served tho inmates of the county poor farm on Christ inas day. according to County Judge llarnard. The nged men nnd women confined thero will he given the best in the land except turkey said the judge. 1'lno Hiding Horses Purchased Stanley Stevenson, druggist, has purohUM'd a fine riding horse, one of tho Jlctievo slahlo which was Heen at the county fair hero In the fall. W. T. Oordon of tho Klrst National hank has also purchased a fine saddle horse. Thero Is talk among horsemen ot torllllng n mint clilh. V Phyxlcltm Culled to Train Dr. H. L. Klininernian, local physician, was called on an unusual caso yes terday when Frank Jennings of liailhead. telegraphed ahead for the doctor to meet a train on which Air. Jennings was passenger. Air. Jennings, according to report was seriously ill, hut was ahlo to con illiuo his trip to Portland. Needy I'-umlllos Will Im Given cnlsoii Quito n ntimher of tho iy families of die oily will have venison for Christmas. ltoduey Hunch, deputy stale game warden, hai turned over a iiiianllly of deer meal he has had In Mora go for I sonic lime in mis. j". ci lice nun i on, woo ' ""'i rangeinents to lUstHbuto it. CiiiIoih lminis Shmvn II. J. Mrlcltson of 160S Lincoln street, veslenlav exhlhlled n eurloun fun gus which ho found In u dead tree near Alarcoln recently. It Is white nml iihnut Iho thickness nnd texlure of chamois skin, which It elosely resetuhles. It Is found In the pitch seams of dead logs, Air. Kiickson snvs, and Is not uncommon. It burns hrlglilly nml very much like pilch when llithled. f Mhlllluhl Slnss to lie Held Kn'hcr c'llara, pastor of St. Marv's Catholic church, announces that' nt midnight Christmas eve solemn high mass will he held. Knl her O'llnrn w.ll ho assisted hy .. .. .....1.... n,i,l l.'nlhnl Oillln. Ho caught thorn all together. A iroo had boon decorated and this was hastily placed In a position of prominence In the, Renter of the of fice, whero Santa unloaded his gift bag. ' Just a little while before he had been visiting with boys and girls In the Hill's Economy store, and had to get right back because there wore a lot of little people expect ing him there In tho evening. Con sequently he didn't stay very long. After the distribution of gifts the toys were donated for poor children of the city. Home-made candy made hy girls of the business office force was served at tho conclusion of the party. AUXILIARY ENTERTAINED vomicx or chamiirr elect NEW MEMIlEltS Members of tho Eugene cham ber of commerce auxiliary met at the chamber rooms last night for a brief business session, following which card games wore played. Kour new members were elected: Mrs. E. W. Anderson. Mrs. H. J. Hrlngle, Mrs. V. M, Tetterson and Emma Krtokson. Entertainment was provided by ing which will start at 11:40. On t'hristnuta morning nt. S, mass will bo held nml the children will sing. At 10:30 high rnas-.i will be c?'.c brateil. racillc Cliiislhui Hospital News Admitted: Mrs. Krank Ilench, Crow Stage. Dismissed: Mrs. H. A. Kllefe. city; J. T. Awbroy. Cioswell; Miss Klma Krios, Junction City; Mrs. Harry Thiencs ami ltu:int, Waltervll'.e. AriTstetl I-r Siwdlng Dave Lofton of Myrtle Creek was ur restcd yostery by Melvln Turn tmll, deputy sheriff, and .charged with exceeding the speed limit. Tho acoiiHod was freed on bond and will appear in tho justice court af ter the Christmas holidays, Auto ItiortoI Stolon The Ford sedan owned by "W, H. Anderson, motor routo tt. was stolen from in front of the Elks temple between 9 nnd 11:30 o'clock Inst night, ac cording to a report mado to Sher iff Frnnk E. Taylor. The car bore Oregon llcenso plato numbered 75S&:!. Elks Christina' Tree Today All children of tho city will be guests of tho Eugeno lodge of Elks today when n Christina tree will bo tho con tor of attraction at tho lodge rooms. Gifts of candy, fruit and mils will ho given nway, It was announced by Arthur 1 lentlershott, .chairman of tho committee. Iho following people: Mi Euph reiila Luiaway, piano solo; Wil fred itoadman, reading; Jiifiijuullne lialrd and Fay J)iJM,:oil, un exhibi tion of the Charleston; mIhh Dur 'Uhy 1'olil, vocal nolo. Mrs, . J. Hanrm and Mrs. M. C. Hai I on wero hostesses. Those nvbo will bavo charge of the next meeting on January 13 are Mrs. L. c. iiobson, chairman; Mrs. Holla Jlurgnr, Mrs. Lena Harmon, Mrs. Clara Hill, Mrs. Ann Hovey, Mrs. E. O. Immol, Mrs. John JeriHfii. Mrs. M it iiir,.nu r. ii. joiinsfMi and Laurence Jensen. FIVE Airs. MASONS ARE INSTALLED PAST MASTKHN PUICKUNT Al' ilANIJ!!!!'?!' Officers of KtiKonn lodgo No. 11, A. .'. arid A. Al. wero installed iu their respective chairs at tho .Masonic tempi,, last night by I'early fin.,., i, j)Usl master ot the local fraternity. Those installed were: Frank I. Agule, worshipful muster; Itov. Krederlck J. Jennings, senior war den; Del li. Harshman, Junior war den; Darwin lirlstow, treasurer; C. S. Krcelarid, secretary; Carlton H. Silencer, senior deacon; John C. Carroll, Junior deacon; It. 10. Ware, senior steward; W. li. Jiuchnnan, Jr., Junior stewurd; and L. J, Crouch, tyler. Following the Installation a ban quet was held at which nine past masters o the local loilirn wore speakers. BOY SCOUTS EI PARTY TWO SCOUTMASTERS RECEIVE GIFTS FROM ROYS Troop fl to Rlko Tirtii.y, Finn Trip lo Snow Lino on McKcnzle Ih Report Boy Scouts of troop No. 1 held a Christmas narlv at the univer sity high school last night when J. M. Carr. scoutmaster, was nre- sented with a camera by the mem bers of tho organization as one of the features of the Christmas tree event. Troop No. 1, it was recalled last night, Is the pioneer troon of the city and Mr. Carr is one of the nrst men to take up scouting as a leader in the movement here. The troop Is three years old. All ot the members were given presents at the tree. The presenta tion of the camera was made by Carl Muller, Eagle Scout, who spoke briefly of the Influence Mr. Carr has. had in tho lives of tho boys who have served with him. Tho meeting was concluded with games. Scoutmaster Lyle T. Kelling. Troop No. 6, was also made the recipient of a Christmas gift by the members of his unit last night. at a meeting held In St. Mary's Episcopal church parish house. Mr. Kelling was given a scoutmaster's hat. Mr. Kelling and A. Coe. assistant scoutmaster gave each of the boys Hi-nnt fliiiflou nnd will Intnr urn. sent the troop with a flag. Mouthers or troop rso. o plan a hike next Tuesday, independent of ; other organizations, when they will ! go to tlie snow lino on the lie-1 Kcnzie and spend tho .day hiking! over the hills. Transportation to the snow line will be provided for. The scouts last night brought loads of food and toys for needy people nnd these will be delivered to a family of seven this morning. Day-Before Christmas S A.LE at the McMorran & Washburne Store offer compelling value attractions for belated shoppers 1 Thursday hundreds of gift items throughout the store are deeply reduced many at 'way less than actual cost! ' Even though your gift lists are complete it will pay you to visit this store Thursday and avail yourself of these re markable Day-Bef ore-Christ mas reductions. Store Open Christmas Eve Until 8 P. M. Jhe HOOVER It BEATS... as it Sweeps as it Cleans MRS. MARY FIELDS DIES! RESIDENT OF ELM IRA AGED 81 YEA ItS Mrs. Mary L. Field died at her home at Elmlra yesterday nt the age of 81 years. She is survived by tho following children: Hev, A. C. Hates of Eugene; W. lJ. Lundert:, J. H. Landers and E. L. Landers, all of Elmlrn, and U M. Field of Forttand. She was a member of the Christian church. Funeral services will be held at 11 oclock Saturday in the Hrims- tetter funeral parlors, with Itev. E. V. Stivers, pastor of the First Christian church, in charge. In terment will be in the Oak Hi'l cemetery. - - POISON COYOTES IS PLAN CAMPAIGN WAGED AGAINST ANIMALS N IS Alt JASIVKR A campaign against coyotes In the vicinity of Jasper will bo in augurated under the direction or Stanley Jewett, leader In predatory animal control in Oregon, accord ing to O, S. Fletcher .county agent, who will co-operate in the work. Food will be placed in certain localities for several days so that tho animals may becomo accus tomed to feedings thero and then poison will bo placed. A demon stration of the methods of poison- BELL Theatre Springfield THURSDAY FRIDAY (CHRISTMAS) AND SATURDAY ANVOUNCKMKNT ALL (IV TI1W UNION HAIllllIU shops will remain open tonight, until 8 o'clock. , 12-24-1 I-'LATT Deeemhor 23, lnSB, to Mr. and Airs. lOdgnr Flatt of AIo Cllynn, n daughter, Kvelyu lone. Lt'CM At tho Kugeno hospital, Wednesday, December 23. li21i, to Air. und Atrs. Fred Luce, mo tor rotilo A, twin hoys. linui'o At Thurston, Snturdny night. Harry Onrrett's orchestra. Good time. Everybody Invited. Bring your friends. Come. Admission 08c. Thurs.Frl.&Sat.-tf I.utellus Woods tunes nnd re pairs pianos, player pianos. Phono Christmas Happiness and a Hoover! What else could you give her to more perfectly express . your thoughtfulness, appreciation and best Christmas wishes! The HOOVER is a sturdy friend that will make her housework a dis tinct pleasure instead of a dreaded burden-. It beats rugs it sweeps rugs and it suction-cleans. With the HOOVER power ful suction and the most remarkable set of dusting tools you ever saw you can air-clean every article of fixtures and furnishings, quickly and easily. Will Christmas morning find it by her favorite chair the token of your thoughtfulness? " The McMorran & Washburne Store Is the Only Authorized Eugene Agents for the HOOVER ' Ing the coyotes will be given Jan uary 5, It was announced. Willamette Collection & Credit Service. Bonded Collection special ists. C. S. Billon, manager; Donald Toung, nttorney, 860 Willamette. Phone 378. Play Safe! Have your tires vul canized by White Vulcanizing Works, 36 West Sixth avenue, op posite post office. 12-17-1 mo. For next 30 days pnone 1286-L. J. E. Cupp, Painting Contractor. 11-29-1 mo, Delco Electric Plants and Frlyl dalre Electric Refrigerator!. W. 1 Hargig Co. 887 Olive. ' 11-1-tf EUGENE PRINTING CO.: 1047 Willamette Phone 148 c 12-23-U CHARLIE CHAPLIN m"The .GOLD EtUSH d Dramatic Comedy IM-itten and Directed 6y j CHARLIE CHAPLIN! Thursday Specials for Christmas Store Closed All Day Friday 2 Bunches Fancy Celery 25c Fancy Lettuce per Head ISc 2 lbs. Fancy Eastern Cranberries 45c 4 lbs. Sweet Potatoes : .25c 2 dozen Small Oranges 25c Large Oranges, per dozen 39c Fancy Large Jumbo Oranges, per dozen . 65c 2 lbs. Bulk Dates 25c Fancy Newton Apples per. box ..$1.80 2 lbs. Mince Meat in bulk, Veribest......39c Grape Cider, per gallon jug ...75c 4 lb. package Secdlcsss Raisins 35c 10 lb. sack Best Cane Sugar 65c 10 tall cans Armour's Milk '....95c 8 lb. pail Pennant Shortening. $1.55 Standard Sliced Pineapple No. 2y2 can ) 25c Fancy Sliced Pineapple, No. 2J4 can....29c 2 lb. can Heinz Mince Meat -45c 4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa i. 25c Haskell Best Coffee lb. package 50c Fresh Creamery Butter, lb 46c Twin Loaf Bread 1 15c 2 cans Standard Corn or Peas....- 25c Libby's Saucr Kraut per quart in bulk 15c 10 lb. pail White Wedding Breakfast Syrup '. ..................75c ' 2 cans Shrimp ...i'....ZZs 3 lb. box Soda Crackers 45c . Ayi lb. box Graham Crackers 79c ', Candies and Nuts Plain Mix Satin Finish Candy, 2 lbs. 35c Cocolate Drops, lb ...19c Royal Commercial Chocolates, lb 25c Fancy Cream, 3 lbs r $1.00 Jelly Beans, lb - 15c Burnt Peanuts, 2 lbs . 55c Vogan's Wrapped Kisses, per bag ..10c 1 11). box Fancy Chocolates .....49c 5 lb. box Fancy Chocolates.......... $1.95 2 lbs. Mixed Nuts... 45c 2 lbs. Roasted Peanuts 35c 3 lbs. Soft Shell California VValnuts..$1.00 1 lb. Brazil Nuts 30c 1 lb. Filberts .'. . 30c 1 lb. Peerless Almonds .........30c 1 lb. Soft Shell Almonds 35 49 lb. Sack Vim Flour .$2.20 : 12 oz. can Royal Baking Powdcr...-.39c Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. M I '!.- -at Hush Winner will direct tho ,lug-1 1720-Y.