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BETTER STAGE SERVICE
ANNOUNCED FOR VALLEY
One Line to Operate Over
- New Harrisburg Bridge
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TIME WILL BE CHANGED
Lunch Will Ho Taken lit Kkvj,o
by lVuMNHifpora for ,
' Potiils South
Improved motor bun service be
tween Tort land, boh thorn Ore
Ron and Coon Hay points, will bo
offered tho public January 1, no
cording to announcement yester
day by R. V. Lomen, president and
freneral manager of tho newly or
ganised Oregon Stages Inc.
. Outstanding among the changes
are tho inauguration of n service
ovar the new llnrrlsburg tridge to
serve Tangent, Halsey, Harrisburg
LAST
T.AKKS
TODAY!
fiKT IV OX
T II K LAST
I.M'till OK
THE VEAK
lumoxD
GRIFFITH
.In "MISS BLVEBKARD"
vith Be be Daniels .
-soeM-
wsm am j$tm0 A4iar
Watch Party
and
HDaimce
at
Midway
: New Year's Eve
THURSDAY
December 31st
5-Piece Orchestra
PUBLIC INVITED
YOUR BUDGET FOR
U not wel balanced unless
'- it provides for a definite sum ' .
to be saved each month. '
There 'is no more convenient way .
to save than by regularly
depositing on n savings account
First National Bank
Since
The Hour Approaches!
The shorter
the TIME
The NEARER
I COME!
But
96 Hours
remain!
on the stroke of one!
On Pages 2, 4 ar. J 6 of
This Paper Will Be
Fcund the First Clues
to My Identity.
(natch here tomorrow)
and ShciM nnd to roitncrt with tho wun formed recently by tho onora
Brownsville stnircn; Uonnrtiiro of; tors of the t'nrUnmt-Hulem Kimk'.
nil Kotebior stnfcvi earlier thnn tho CVnlrtU Motor Hub l.lnn mid tho
under present chiHlult: Hitilittou OroKon Motor Nlngt'ii. When tho
of nn owl HtiiKO per v loo between ' lino omnilod Imlenoiulontly.
1'ortlaiHi ii ml Salem; a lata daily 1 nrhodulo oould ho eliminated whon
Horvlcp from l'ortlmul to Corval- i It wu mtvertnlned they wore run
Its and an parly morntnu; hIuko ' at a low, but undor Iho now ion. me.
from Cnrvullis to Portluud. l'lana Mr. Icemen pinponoa Co liu'ludo ov
undor way nIo cull fur nn Ini-enU nvhednlea which for tin pre
Itroved Kervii' between KiiReno , tnt iiiiihi he eondueted lit a Iohm,
and CottaKc tlrnve. with tho thought of inakltiK tho
At pn'Mont nil motor HtnKoM for heavier run my for thu low. Tho
hoik horn irot; on art routed via ' combined nvhcdule uUu virtually
Alhnny, CorvulU, Monnw mid Ku- eliminate ull irnnsfer of ikihuoii-
gene, lleginning January 1, two
schedules each wuy will operate
via the Harrisburg bridge, with mi
auxiliary bus running from Salem
to Albany and around via Corval
Us, meeting tho through bus again
at Kugene.
t.uttoh at Eitgono
The bus traveling south via Oor
vail is will require about SO min
utes longer to make the trip, but
this time will be taken up by hav
ing the through bus passengers
eat lunch at Kugene.
L'nder the new arrangement the
present 7:10 a. m. schedule leaving
Tortlnnd will bo advanced to 7 a.
m., tho 10:20 a. ni. trip to 9 a. in.
and the 1:;0 p. in. trip to 1
. in. ;
The 7 a. m. schedule and the pros
ent 12 o'clock noon busses will ot
orate via Harrisburg. Tho 7 a. m.
schedule will make direct connec
tions at Roseburg for Southern
Oregon and Coos Hay points that
same day, and tho 9 a. m. and 1
p. m. will stop over for tho night
at Koseburg, The noon bus will
carry Portland afternoon news
papers to Willamette valley points.
Northbound, the present sche
dules, leaving Rose burg at 7:20
and 11:20 a. m. and 1:20 p. m.,
will leave at 7 a. m., 11 u. m. and
1 p. m.. respectively, arriving
In Portland IS minutes earlier than
at present, or at 4:15, 8:15 and
10:15 n. m. respectively. Tho
schedules leaving Kugene at 8:15
a. m. and 4:30 p. m. and arriving1"- according to C. U. Clark, ex
in Portland at J:15 and 10:15 p.-ocutlve. Tho scout movement, ho
m.. respectively, will b routed vta -
Harrlshurg. These northbound 1
schedules will include 1
the operation ;
of a second bus via CorvnHls, which
will connect with tho through bus
I at Salem, where stops will bo made
for lunch.
IcMtM to Bo 0xnwl
On the new Harrisburg run the
stage company will open depots at
the following places: Tangent.
Mnthor'it Inn:. Hnbtev. flood Eats
J restaurant; Harrisburg, People's
! Cash store: Shedd, Shoen's storo.
Three Concerns Combine
The Oregon Stages. Inc., which
is offering this improved service.
IT'S
BIG!
LAST
WAY
First National presents
"THE NEW
COMMANDMENT"
with BEN LYON
BLANCHE
SWEET
COMEDY
NEWS
iMcDONALD
THE NEW YEAR
1883
gem at Salem.
PATROL SCHOOL TO OPEN
HOY M'OIT l.KAOF.US TO GKT
TIlAlMNt; OOIHSK
I'Lm llloxv Similar Instruction
Ittxviitly ;it'i to Ijuk County
Sixiuliiuuilvni
Preparations for a patrol leaders'
training course in whtch pntro.
tpdjprn and scribes of tho Hoy
Scout movement will bo given deft
nlto Instruction in leadership of
boys, wore being made In tho office
of tho lane county executive here
yesterday.
Tho course will follow tho gen
oral scheme of tho recent scout
masters' training course which was
held In tho men's gymnasium of
tho University of Oregon under
Hean John Llovard of the school of
physical education.
Certificates of graduation wM
probably be given to all boys who
(to through tho course with good
standings.
The purpose of the courso t to
teach leadership, tho fundamental
purpose or the Hoy Scout move-
Ul. ulllltoai tho leadership ele-
iw grvacesc extern, ine
u oegm aoout
Jiinuurv
ia aim continue lor six week.
One meeting n week will bo hehl
ami nt tho conclusion of the courac
the troop meetitiKs will bo partly
conducted In patrol units to encour
asre the leadership among the auli
ordinate orininiintions . ot the
troops. Mr. Clark said.
rRESBYTERIAX MISSION
STIDY IS AXXOlN EW
1 Fotvicn Countries Will Bo Sub.
yxta Covered by Ciroup
Cliua Instructont
Study of foreign countries will
j do conuuetea In a school of mis
sions. by three groups of the Cen
tral Presbyterian church which will
convene for the first lessons Sun
day. January 17. if was made
known last night.
Teachers in this school will be
drawn from among some of tho
best known educators of the city,
it was Indicated by Rev. A. H.
Saunders, pastor of the church,
who made tho announcement.
Classes will be held for the groups
each Sunday evening for a period
of about six weeks.
i There will be four of these
classes among adult groups and
the study countries will be Mexico,
Slam, Central and South America.
I Other groups will Includo tho
young people and tho children of
Purposes of the school. Rev.
Saunders said, were to learn tho
needs of the countries and the
peoples, what they are trying to
do. how far they havo gone in the
effort, and what steps may be
taken to help them.
TAX MONEY IS WANTED
BILL INTRODUCED BY SENA
TOR STANFIELD
United States 8enator Robert N
Stanfiold has Introduced the bill
In congress to compensate several
counties in tho western pact of
Oregon for taxes lost In the trans
fer of the timber lands In the Ore
gon and California railway grant
to the government in 1916.
, The measure would authorize
; payment of sums from the federal
! treasury equivalent to those levied
I by the counties on the land while
1 it was under private ownership, the
government to be compensated
from funds received by sale .of
timner lanus on the revested
tracts. This fund now amounts to
$3,563,274 but the federal govern
ment and the Oregon and Califor
nia railroad company hold liens
against It amounting to $1,671,044
and $9,250,000, respectively, a to
tal of $7,821,044. . v
Besides Lane the counties in
Oregon to bo benefited aro Denton,
Clackamas. Columbia, Coos, Curry,
Douglas, Jackoon, Josephine, Klnm
ath, Lincoln, Linn, Marlon, Mult
nomah. Polk, Tillamook, Washing
ton. Yamhill in Oregon, and Clark
In Washington.
PET SHOW NEXT MONTH
AXXCAL KXH1BITTOX TO HE
IIKLI IX Y. M. C. A.
Tho annual "pot and hobby"
show of the Y. M. C. A. will bo
held In tho nudltorium of tho "Y'
building January 15 and 16, it was
announced yesterday by W. I.
I Walter, boys' work secretary.
Plans for tho exhibition wcro
i being made yesterday In nntlclpa
, tlon of a greater show than was
held last year when thorn were
I moro than 600 exhibits of things
that amuso boys, from postage
j stamps to pet deer and from old
coins to goats,
j N.iture specimens, manual train
i ing productions, rabbits, pigeons,
gold fish. K'luirrels, pet owls and
curios will go to mnkfl up tho Ar
rangement of tho show, it was
wild.
ESCAPED TRUSTY BACK
BRYAN MoCM RE KKTOTtNKU
'. 1'ROM ABERDEEN
Bryan McCluro, escaped trusty
of tho Lane county Jnll, is back
in his old coll this morning to
serve out ills sentence which may
take nnother. six months.
Mr-Clure wun returned from
Aberdeen yesterdny by Melvin
Turnbull, deputy sheriff, following
McClure's arrest in that city sev
eral days ago. The man ran nway
from tho county Jail horo while
ncUnit us a trusly under .In Her
Harold I.. I.ee, October 30, after
sorvlmt a month and 10 days of a
term, ife was convicted of posses
sing mash.
MUTUAL M F 10 Q, M. HPRAQUE
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, DEC 31, IMS
NEW HAYDEN BRIDGE IS
Span Will Bo Located Littlo
Further Upstream
TO BE MUCH SHORTER
Mcmttrr- nf Court Art Vmlovuted
Wtothor It Will llo of Stool m
Woottcu Construction
Plans nro beimy made by the
county court to rephice tho
llayden brldtto over tho McKentte,
011 the Molmwk highway, with a
new one during tho year l!2t.
Members of the court and t Ho
county engineer yesterday forenoon
cxn mined tho old brtdnc and the
proposed site fop n now one and
have practically decided to place
tho new span a Mute further up
stream, where It can be mml
shorter than the old one. Tho new
span would bo 175 feet long In thai
location. The old ono Is 270 feet.
Whether the new bridge will be
of steel construction or of tho old
wooden type haa not vet been de
cided, according to mouthers of the
court. There are arguments la
favor of both. It was stated. The
old bridge, which Is of the covered
design, has stood up well for many
yoara, although it Is now said to
be in rather a weakened condition.
A great deal of heavy traftlc has
passed over It since It was built.
Over this bridge pase all the traf
fic of tho thickly settled Mohawk
valley and Camp creek valley and
that of tho McKensie valley north
of the river between tho llayden
bddgo and the Hendricks bridge.
UNION CARPENTERS QUIT
mkx ri'M.r.D oi'K or m:si-
DKXCK JOB IX CITY
fnlon c;irpen ors were pulled off
a Job on a new home yesterday be
en use a non-union plumber was
sent out to do some plumbing work
on the strucure. according to re
port l:st n'ght.
W. T. Pond, who has the con
tract for the erect'on of tho home,
had employed union carpemci s,
union elec rlcians and un on br de
layers and when tho lone non
union plumber appeared at tho
place ami started to work th"
union carpenter were taken off
and efforts wore made to Induce,
tho bricklayers and elertrfc'nns to
quit. It was sta'ed that thy brick
layers and cleetr'o'nni wore s'll
working up to quitting timo last
night.
CHOIR IS ENTERTAINED
THEATRR PARTY FOLLOWS
ST. MARY'S KOCIAIi
Members of tho cho'r of St.
Mary's Kplscnpal church hnld a
post-season par y In the par sh
hou Innt n'Kh and worn later
guests of Rev. Frederick CI. Jen
nlncs nt a then'.ro party, as the
reward for their services during
tho recent Yuletlde.
Games and entertainment of
various kind were indulged and
a soc al hour was closed with serv
ing of refreshments. There were
atprox!maev 22 members of tho
choir In attendance.
EQUIPMENT IS ADDED
IXiGEXK IIOSI'ITAIj has xkw
DEPARTMENT
The Eugene hospital has Jusi
finished fitting up rooms for
phyMo-tliernphy department, said
to be the only one this side of Port
land having a full-time terhnlrlun
in charge. Two new appliance,
are the quartz lamp and dlutlierm.
The quartz lamp Is used for the
Waif Wins Aching Hearts
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Little Mark, orplmn, is tho prize foualit for by a prom
inent New York fomily and J. T. Piper, of Cnnton, 0. Piper
wants Mnrk because he looks just like his boy who passed
nwoy. The New York couple want the boy just because he
is Mark! Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, prcsitlcnt of the Child
Adoption League, believes Mark will go lo Hid New York
family, which has first option on, him, ,
treatment of rlcketi, malnutrition,
skill diseases, pre-asthuiatto con
ditions, for all local Infections and
in ussUt tho cure of viuborn util
slow-healing wounds.
Tho other of tho new npplhwice
the diathermy, In ued for treating
Inriuuuttatory conditions, especially
around tho Joints, and for applying
heat to deep ttnAic to stimulate
healing, In relieve iuilu, and for
tho treatment or stiff Joints. ,
OLD liiriTiEl)
nXTKUTUXMUXT PI.AXX!:i
i'OH WATCH PAIITY
.r:n'a ncvi, sguaiv IHuioc, Min
uet Ut llo Leading mi Pro
gram This Kvcnlng
OM-tlmo dancing, tho minuet,
tho siiare dunce and the Vlrg n a
rol w.ll be featured this evening
at the annual homccom ng and
t'wa ch n kIk" party at the tdd
, l-Vth.iws tt'tiinlc when members of
all 1. O. U, K. In. (I es, their fain;-
I cs and friends will bo entertained.
It Is expected that a hit'Ku num
ber of prople will attend tho event
and In nut c patlon of this the
committee headed by C. It. Jill
lard, has prepared tho following
program:
tVnnut by the I. (), O, K, hand.
Play "A iJurk Hoc-rot" by Add.
sim l:rithcrs' company.
riictele solo, by Mauler Donald
Kdwards.
Snlectiiuts by H l'lard's nrchentra
(itiltar stdo by levey McAlpln.
'h stlimr sdt.
Vltd n sol. i by Miss Charlotte
II 11 aid.
old-ttme dances; tuusiu by tho
I. O. O. P. band.
CLUB PROGRAM PREPARED
COI.M'tiK CHI-NT Pi:tPI.K TO
DAXCK Xi:V YlvH IX
The program for tho College
t'resf Community club "watch
night" ptmy that will be held In
ho club hall this evening prior to
itln dawn of liiiJti, um iuhijuii.h1
yejtrday.
Officers of the club will bo olcel.
"I at a short business meeting
dur'ng the rven'ng.
The program folbnvs:
( I nner, served by tho men,
from 0 to R p. in.
IVaudev He numbers.
XrKro Impersoitaluins,
. Mute skit by Mrs. ltoso Stacks
'and Mrs Donald Young.
Itfinclm until m'dnlght; muilc
by the Filipino orchestra.
STORE MANAGER LEAVES
.1. J, MAU1XF.Y TO itrv (;ooik
ix xi:v vtntK
t To attend a convention In New
lYotk city of It. A. Pibher stole
mariauer. and to conduct a sea-M-nal
buylntr tour of the eastern
markets. J. J. Maloney, nnimutT
of (hit KiiKeno rstabl slimt'llt nf
r.-.tf name, left lat iilKht for Pie
' r;.-t
Mrs. Maloney d'-partnl curlier
In the dav for Santa Itonn. Cabfor
n a. where sho will nama'n tho
next month visltimr w.lh relative-.
' Mr. Maloney expects to rtui'i to
Kut cno also In about four wc-k.i.
FIRST FINE IS IMPOSED
MAN PAYS llllt MAKINO
REVERSE Tl'RN
The first fine, In police court for
violating the new section of the
city traffic codo which prohibits
reverse turns nt Intersections on
Willamette street from Sixth ave
nue to Kteventll avenue, was Im
posed yesterday by Judge Oeorge
A. (Illinore. It. '. Itlng wns cited
by Uelbert Furrow, new city traf
fic officer and he appeared yes
terday and tiald $2 for the offen.e.
K. K. I'oulton was fined 12 for
parking too close to a fire hydrant.
j
JOURNALISM IS TOPIC
ukax ,i.i.i:n ki'Kakm ni:i'onr.
LOCAL I.IO.NS Cl.l ll
Tt'iult'iirkw f .MiMlcni NpwMiirrs
in IIiiiiiIIIiik tif Crlino Hturlm
Ait) i:ilnlnl
Temli'iiclrs of niiulnrn Jnurnnl
Imn uml llio problems faced by eil
l.niH lii the mailer of ci'Iiiib news
went It M It points In l ll''"
miiilii livfui the Lions' club here
veaienliiy iuihii by Demi Krio .
Allen of Hie si'luiol nf Jinirniillsm
ill tho I'n.M'rslly of OieMiul.
Tim lit of m-liiiuls nt Journal
Immi is n ilineliipiiivnl of III" Innl -u
veins," ho snlil. "Our sclunil lit
ilio unlvorsliy hud Us small bo
il iiii'iik li years nun and lis first
graduates wvi'o luiiied out only 111
.veins mto. A onliipilnl lull lliaite
Veci'tttly slmwed thai KU men mill
womi'ii from our m'lmul w-re or
lively engiiKi'il in I lid newspaper
bus IIVHS,
"An Inquiry Inln Hie earnings of
graduates of hi IikkIs of Jiiui nallsin
In various purls of 111" country
showed thai lliey ni doing better
riiianc ally llinn tlto iiowspaper
nittii who comrs up III the bus liens
without spro'nl iraliilng oulsldo of
tlti'if exii'rlnnce.M
Heap Allen ! Hint crime news
.Itntliil ln pUbllshKil bei'llttsn of
tlm ilelvrreitt efteot of ptlbllo'ly,
it ittl benntse lite people were en
titled n know ilie littlh. The e-n-iit
of publ elly In pnrllculur
t-rliiin slnrlrs. lie added was a
problem lite editor had l fnce.
Some nl.lect'.iitiBble newspapers
publish crime news with Improper
embellishment, he added.
The speaker pa d a liltih IrllitH"
to Hie Inie Harvey W, Hcoll fur tho
(irrk-mi Journalism founded bv
him. ami also complimented botji
liuttene newspapers.
THEATRE FOLK CELEBRATE
me timi: Attn x;r.o nnx at
lli:iM(i TOXKillT
Old Year Will llo I'shi'rml Out mill
nml New Welcomed at Mill
night I'rrfomuiHvi
A rent Informal, impromptu.
Jolly get-together party will be
held nt the Hmllg tonight to sea
the old year out and the new yeui
n. lire. urea V. II. McDonald, man
ager. "The lid will bo off.'' luiys
Mr. McDonald, and the entire As
soc m on Vaudeville iruupe, three
extra profess mini acts, und othors
cminvived with tho affair wfll be
entirely at the sorv co of the audi
ence. Kvery one, actors nud Iben
tre folk, nro going to join In with
the others in having a rousing
good time."
Niilseniiikers for nil. confetti and
fun-tnak ng devices will be given
I to everyone. It was stilled. No ban
' w II bo pat on no se at any time,
1 and 'he ndors will be Instructed to
amuro with all their might,
i lirent ininrrst :s being manifest
,' rd In the Charleston contest, which
will be one of tho fra ures. and
; several entries of real talent nro
i In for Ihls event. The specially
nets, wh cl w.ll b held oaCK tor
surprises, are deelnrod to bo some
tb:n distinctly now and novel In
liuReno. i
Tho A'soc'allon Vnudev.lle show
which will consist of tho regular
flvo nets, has prepared a lot of
spec'nl features for tho II o'clock
performance, and they announced
Inst night thai Ihev nnvo an on
aemblo number that la a- "knock-
oui"
Tho performance w.ll start
,' promptly at 11 o'clock. Inimed nte
i ly after tho second vaudeville show
lit Is announced. All seats may bo
reserved Mir tho muiinee.
WILMOT BROUGHT BACK
AI,I.K;in DAD CHIX'K MAX
NOW IN JAID
W. W. Wllmot, nlleged bad
check operator, who suld he was
n representative of the l-'ord Mo
tor company, giving banquets to
employes of the ngencles In differ
ent cities, was brought back to
Kugene last evening from Hnlem
where ho was arrested on a chnrgo
of passing a bod check at the Ku
geno hotel, llo Is In tho county
J"Van Svnrveriid. chief deputy
sheriff, who brought lilm to this
city, snld Wllmot took with him
from here to Kalem a young woman
under' promise of marriage, lie
said that after Wllmnl's arrest tho
woman left fur her homo In Wash.
Ingtmi. Dniuily Hvnrverud said that
Wllinoi bought her a lis ring, tel
ling her that It was a .valuable
diamond.
On" his wny down tho valley yes
terday Deputy Hvnrverud took tho
two little daughters of C. .1. Ilur
nett of MwlKshomo to llio W. (J. T.
U, farm home.
PROGRAM JS CHANGED
miss ia:cy cask has vdw.n.
KNT S1IMKCT
r
Miss t.ucy raso, nutrition spe
cialist at tho state College, who Is
to glvo a series of demonstrations
In I,nno county .lanutiry 7 and 8,
has sent word to O, H, Fletcher,
county agent, that her program bus
been changed lo spuin extent.
Iter subject nt tho f!nut Korh
Formers' Union hall, abnvo Cottage
Orove, in the forenoon, will bo
"Sandwiches and School Lunches,"
nnd in tho afternoon nt 3:30 It will
bo "A Dalanced Moal."
The placo of meeting nt College
f'rHt tho next day hns been chang
ed to the rcsldcnco of Mrs. K. B.
Tuttlo. Tho forenoon siibjort horn
will bo "Sandwiches und School
Lunches," and In the afternoon It
will bo "Foedlng Mothers nnd
Children."
LAST NIGHJJS COLDEST
MARK 11KIOW ilO PHKDICTKD
lll'.l'OltK MOItNINO
Last night promised to hn tho
coldest so far this wlntor nnd tho
minimum temperature yesterday
morning of 20 degrees wns expocted
to be loworcd somo tlmo this
morning.
Tho earlier part of Mm evening
was several degrees colder than nt
tho sumo tlmo tho previous night
and notwithstanding tho provnll
Ing fog, water on tlto slroots wns
ffeer.lng,
Twenty-nine degrees, or evon 2li,
Is not bad wlnler. weather hut tho
nverngo Oregnnlnn would much
rather seo n warm rnln now than
this chilly woather.
tNRUnUl WITH HENRY THOMP
Store Closed N
t Ending The Year 1925
(Today, Final Day)
i With Timely
Year-End
SPECIALS
Many scctittiiH of the storr offer specially priced I
tiunsfor men. women nml i-iiiltuii. I.n,, for t)" ?,!Jra!l
i'.iki raic turns which disclose llio temptingly low prinil
To $30.00 Women's )t 1 7
Lovely Wool Coats
A illt.lr.kiMr 4I..1...t:,... ..t I . .
To $17.50 Women's
Dresses Very Special
Dt-tifiit fill silk
iryi-.u mi.- i.ivv in numc ium;wkc3 wicy arc almost tttll
Entire Stock Women's
Trimmed Hats Red
price saic. itm i ioor;.
All Wool Overcoats )t 1 Till
For Men Now At j Z
' XI .lf I l. . . -I . 1
approved imc. s
Men's Wool Soc
59c Value, The
Boy's Wool Sweater
Coats Very Special
onnps, sizes & to 34.
$4.25 And $4.50 New
Wool Coating, 1 Yard
54 Indies wide ; a good selection of patterns.
Woolens, Woolens, Wool
To $4.50 Values, Yard
These arc odd lots comprising plaids and plain color
and others.
Silk Stripe Shirtings
Regularly At 60c Yd.
wide, special lot.
Fast Color English
- Prints, Special, Yard
aiitl figured patterns.- , (
Here Is Extra Value
In Outing Flannel
-Fancy patterned outing flannel in 26 inch width.
Splendid Size Bleached OQr
Turkish JTowels Ohly J U
-iSizc 18 by .36 inches. A wonderful buy.
Exquisite Art Silk" ) $ 1 .25
Drapery, $2.00 Val. j I
The newest and most widely used curtaining. S
Warm Wool Blankets ) $7.69
Sell Regularly At $9.45 (
-Splendid weight, cold defying warm wool blankej
size 66x80 inches. . ,
Wool Mixed Blankets ) $C.95
Splendid $7.50 Values j J
A wonderful special, these double blankets, size
inches. . .
All Wool Blankets, ) $0.85
$11.75 Value, Special j
In striking plaids, very soft and fluffy-
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At Thurston, Saturday night.
Harry Clarrott's orohostrft. Good
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your friends, Com. Admission 0a,
Thurs.Frl.4Bat.-tf
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Friday, January 8t, 1926
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The exclusive pattern hats, too, arc included in ththilE
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Neat drop stitch effect, jreen or brown heather.
Come with four pockets, brown or green heather coll
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Another very attractive Ycar-Knd Special. 32 inclid
25c
Soft, drapey yard witlc wash fabric in pretty stri.
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Eugene Hotel Beauty BMP
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