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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER. EUCENE. OREGON, SUNDAY. MARCH 21, 192 TWO 'I " 'f I Morning Register ' -v r- ' , . ' ' easter plans. Started ri:ix(irii'i.n MivmonisTs to c.ivi-: C ANTATA (lli-llWIM- l.ni- fount Jt, Special) . V'Komiince and 1 iiamlU'-' Is the. from tVrvslli li ' ' injtii' lor the fr-un.l iv t'vrn.nu scrv- end with her p. ; Ice m' !:SU. ltcv. F. I.. Mom-e. pns-'Xlrs. J' FJ XiJf tr i'f Hie' fpmil'.lleiil .Methodist i. Knlwopa.1 church, announced to- il iy. S he iiiornlmi inula Will bo on ':' the text, "Uomove mir the Ancient y I i.n.lMinrkH." 'llft-lll I HlUXiO l.V tllC I;" choir will he offered both morning I Mid von rot. . "j P i Committee are 'at" work plan- 1 ..'nine the i-ei-viees ftir Faster Sun .lav. it was. learned.. A ntnmll i iwl'l-be heard In tin.' morning, and ! vr,il new members will ho taken !' ' Into the church. A special cantata ..III be ifra in the evening, .nr. l ..Moore fca'd. QUARTET SINGS T0,.MiW ! M-KTIAI. MI'SlC. rKATVIUi AT i:' . BAPTIST I'liriU'lt .- ' '; (Hi'KittT J.nc Comity Sewlal) tritl.KlKI.D. lro.. March 20. .: V quart. t consisting uf Myrtle li Hanoi. iSludj-a ' Collin. , Naomi I'lilitnii ami low Carlton will of . for special music 'nl' th evening ' service; In the Springfield ' Baptist -' church. Second and C streets to morrow, it is announced. ,! The topic of the morning will .. be "An Ideal" and in the evening. "Throe Greatest Events in His- torv." Jumlay school Is at 10 .o'clock, and young people's moct , inii at 8:30. .' ... -. '" ' 'ow HIMe T,mV (PKitnr Iuie County Solal) ' SI'KlNCFltXD. Or.-., iian-.ll 20. -' 'if Christ Came. Woutd ie Crucify H mV is the . question Stov. S. It. Cliililei-a wlil discuss at H n'l-Ioi'k -tonorr'ow morninB at tJie Siiriiiffiettl Clirialiun vurcli. His sulijiTt for tho I'veiiins 0rv ce at 7:30 v.i!l be "u We Xed a.-. xw U:b!e?" Otuer services ; announced arc Sunday school at r t! 4'. a. m.. jumur churcii service at 11 a, m.i and senior Clulatian iiudi avur at C3 . I'T. , "' Sktiut Tests to Start , - - 'tni-Kistvr rne Citunly Social) ',' 1 Sl'RlNUFIKI.D, Ore.. March 20. Hecinnins n-t week the test of ! : scouthood.- firehuildtntt and camp ' JViiOkerv. will be Riven the members ! of PprinEfleld ttoup No. 1. Scout (!' 'niter W. P- Tyson.- announced. i:.ich pntrol will make a trip op I--, the Willamette where the tests $i; wi:i be conducted. . ' ' '' i.K v '' Student' Motlip llnrt v,-r- " fRrgigtrr Ijinft County Hllal ;' '-ti. Pt'KlNGFlKLD, Ore.. March 20. :((i'5tis9 Isolene Kester. 'student In . ! ihe SprinpfleW iiisrh school who is , .. . .Mno- ixlth her aunt. Mrs.'W. F. ' 'Valker. received word todar that 1 . - her mother, who is n nurse in i ,:rbany, had received three broken "i ribs' In an accident. v - 'i1''' ' ' Sruilcnt's MimIht Hurt I -; -. rn-iilr Ljoie County Special) (,.'' SPRINGFIELD. Ore... March 20. I-:-. t.trtii. Rcho June, small dauffh- i'.' tor of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey f - mistalned a sprained - wrist h this i!v 'mnmincr. . Tho snraia occurred V-'it -when her motwr caught her- by y: the arm as she started to tail. - f'fi "' SPRIVRFIFXD VKRSOXAIiS U V-'1- fnefflstar L.n County Speclaiy ' ir . SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. March 20 .'V. Mr. and Mrs. Roy . McCracken, ' '.hn nent the nsst two weeks vie- "! - .ilinK here from San Francisco, de- ' --parted this morninB tor ftpoaana, i-l Washington, where they will make ! . itheir home. . . . ., Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Daugherty Fully tqurpped 5 balloon tires. Run less than 3(H)0 miles. '; '; - . . TERMS! Phone 1738i SAVE $250 on A " practically NEW 1925 Ford iSedan ilr - tT.'- I"J-L!?; HjiV-i. uirur:" ''" MeMiasassissstesaB r isiainir ' ilUn,ifii!yw,J Experience i$ ' ' ; what you get - V when you're Jookrtijj- y.; , for something. else.' Kemember that the ' next timeTyou'rc "tempted fb btiya ...- . ' '. , i(jHEAP.i!sed car; -;. V-,;, instea'd'of a. .. '-: GOOD used car. IMS Dortiro Koailiitor fine , condition, finish ob good ' ' ax new. ' )92:i Makni-11 Touring, A-l, has new pnint Job. 1112a Chevrolet TourliuJ, " A . real ,buy. ; .." :. r ! Jtlil 8tJir Tonrlnfe. HtZt) Jilglit Di-llvcry Trnclt. llll.l Clirrrolct Couo, will sell right. J92I Ford CottlK) 1923 Cliovrolet Ton Truck. Jj'oril Cotipo .. .i v- ; , V GANNETT . MOTOR CO. 83(T01ive Street;; Lane County News 'j r s S !- nnd dntiBhter -were builnrsa .Visit ors in town this fttternoou from Mat-cola. i Mrs. tleorKe ilnstrotn of Marcolu underwent n tiiajor" optvation M the Pacific OltiiMlnn hospital in l-IiiKcne this iiit-rtiln. Mira llattlo Nailtotiilk Is t here tVrvallt to spend the wevk- tiai-ents, ' Mr, and ornlk. liv- ldker oi camp i i near Weniliin-: iVuh in prinpneld ' on busituKs ihis atternoon.v ' Harry A-nthofiy ' itrrtved today from Wrtfii- to spend, tho week end at his lii-ime. ,J Mrs. Kllii''- . Muxev Is ..suffertnK an attack of toiiHilUis. KM IxJole vhiifevt KptinKflold from WeiiilliuK this nfternoun to care for business itttercsis. Mr. and Mr. Harry rttirmettee left, today for Slltu t'lara to spend the -n-ei'K-end at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Thompson. iirs. tli'itwieve lievmnn, princi pal of tlioi Gardiner hiith school Is here to spend tlie -ft-i'k-end with her brother, Klclmrd Harblt. Ellen Tonipeth left yesterday for Portland. She -will return tomor row. Kred Elltitt. fanyonvlllo, depart-, cd for Poriland this monilnit after vlsltinK here with his brother, Charles Elliot. - i Ctini-ort Xcu $25 ' ' IReUt.r Un. County: Kcl! . ! t'OTl'AGE GJtOVK. Or., . Mar. 20. The iroRranl sponsored by the I Jon Pioneers at The high school auditorium was attended, by a large number nnd netted the junior clpb $'.'5. This will be iioed toward pur-I rhastnjr athletic eiitiiptneut. The concert by the Swedish -American bell rincers was an unusual enter tainment. Eighteen selections were civen by the troupe. COTTAGK ttllOVK I'KKSONAIJS ' rRRlvtor Linn r-ounty Spclsl ' COTTAGE GROVE. Ore.. March 20. Dr. Wlnard was a visitor from Eugene yesterday. He railed on a number of logging ramps in the interests of the Eugene hospital. Carl King came uu from Toledo Friday and spent tho day in town attending to business matters. Mrs. A. .v. Kline and Miss Geneva left --yesterday : for Salem.. wnere tney -will be guests at the home of Sfrs. Klme daughter, Mr Roy Romalne. John Kibhlebeck Is confined to his bed. with a bad attack of la- grippe. . Claud Jordan was a visitor In town from Toledo. - J. H. Bell of St. Paul, Minn.. arrived Saturday evening and will he a guest of his sister and brother- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. G. A.. Wil liams, over the week-end. . Mrs. Harry Armstrong was an out-of-town visitor from Rujada toaay. Abe Bangs of Eugene Is In town for a few days and will be - In charge of the Marksbury store during Mr. Marksbury'a visit to San Francisco.- Bert Kline will return to the Bohemia mining district. Sunday. after spending -the past week in and about town attending to busi ness affairs. Glen Scott drove to the Kitson springs today and brought Mrs. Scott and Gleri home with him. Mrs. Scott, who has been taking treatments for the after effects of blood -pqiBoning in "her right hand, is very much better. ; . - Tom McKenzle waa a visitor In town from Eugene today. A nine-pound son was born Thursday,- March 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers, at their home In Cottage Grove. Mrs. Seldon Powell and '. Mrs. Saul Kaufman spent the - day In Eugene, with friends. Clinton Mercer, a recent gradu ate of the University of Oregon, Is assisting In the Marksbury store. ' Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lindsay were guests Friday of Mrs. Lind say's parents, Mr.' and Mra. W. Davis of Lorane. W. B. Cooper was a business visitor in town from Eugene Sat urday. .. .. - .. Everett Farley, of Black Butte, hadra B. B. shot removed from the fleshy part of his hand yes terday -in tho office of Dr. Frost. The shot had been there for six years, but had caused no particu lar trouble until recently. Mrs. Lula Currin and Mrs. Van Allison entertained the Joker club at the home of Mrs. Allison, Friday night Cards were enjoyed until 11 o'clock, when the party ad journed to the Gray Goose tea room, where a supper was enjoyed. Mrs.' Kenneth J Ttusbv enter tained a group'of friends Tuesday evening in honor oi her husband's birthday anniversary. -' A ' birthday calte, 'decorated in green and white. centered the dining table. . - Polo Shipment Blade - fResl.ter I.ana County 'SDecla.1) ' OAKRIDGE, Ore.,' March 20. Two carloads of cedar poles were KH-VKl-ATOR -Tlie Pernrtiuil' limit h Hprimr. For - better- health- drink - Hllo-aotlv u RmdiinArtera ' 1 Wert th lit. Fhooe tlde-J. Piano Values $675 Player-Piano, value rs down $1,9 a rponth ; Oak Upright 1'ianp $25 down, $10 a month. ' SEE OUR NEW RANGE $22.50 down $10 a month. CALLAHAN'S ifor Lower Prices Used Ranges $15 and $20 '. T shipped out this morning by Rus iscll and Mettaor, piling contract ors. The shipment goea to Oak land, v California. Aiussc.ll and .Mcuner have un been doing 0mv cleaning up around (heir polo yard tire sl week. I m ' l I' l 1 ' ' iMinin-Irp tilrla Mort ttti-sjtirtt l.ant County Hicll) ' OAKKIIM1K, Or., .March SO. Miueluse I'ump Fire girls- held n ctirumnntnl imettng last night. One new member. loin Human, . initialed. After the business meet ing wiener roast titnl marshnial K.w insist. wtiH vnjiiyril. , Toilnv nt their regular nii'i'tliig Lola Walker and Verrta Siat wtU be taken lino the ositer. COlifllliEtTS MKUIT UAIM'.ICS GIVKV Til It EE . . AT OAKIUUGK - Smut Tnmp KjMts to Give !ly lu About n Mimtli; 1011111 Kilo '; ' , (Top. Council M'ai4l t Otrslt-r; I.ns Onuuly JIUtl : ' OAK UllXi E. Ore.. March SO. The Otikrldge Court of Honor held its monthly meeting in tho Meth odist oliurch. Monday , evening, March 16. Three, scouts were awarded merit budges and one ad vanced lu rank. Clarence Hates and' Clarence Junes were awarded mer-- It-badges in public hoallh civics and puthflndlng. : Britain Ash was awarded merit' badge, in rruttwork In, leather and civil. Arthur , Enrlghi . advanced In rank from tenderfoot to , second class scout. ' With the awarding of thrao three merit - budgva Scout Jones lias qualified for the rank of Star scout. nuking q. total of three star scouts in the local troop. The other two are: Britain Ash aud Clarence Bates. . : The boys are working very en- ergetleally the troop being organ- Iced only a short time.' " The Court of Honor will meet again April IS. At that (line sev eral boys expect to advance .in rank;' . ... Friday night a meeting was held and the troop decided on plans for a play to be. given -Jn about a month. The scouts went on a hike Sat urday to look over a ' proposed camp site for the- Lane county councils this summer. It Is hoped by the boys that they can find a suitable one in (his vicinity. NEW OPERATOR IS ADDED CASIUHR'S PLACJ; ! GIVEN UP BY MISS BKKUIN -tllesUtvr tAae C'tMlatr 'SpwelnO OAKK1DGE. Ore..' March 19. The cashier's1 position at the South ern Pacific depot has been abol ished here and a night operator will be put on. The now operator. W. M. Humbletun. of Woodbum will arrive soon and be on duty from 1 a. m. until-9 a.-m. ' - Miss Myrtle Bergin. . former cashier, does not know where her new position will be. OAKIUIK5E PKRSONAl'S Restatnr line 'County Bpclst) OAKKIDGH, Ore.. March 20. Lillian and Violet Pellel arrived here yesterday' for & islt. Frank . Slngietary has been camping on High Prairie for his health the past week. A carload of ' furnitnre and household goous -.belonging to' B. W. Sawyer that has 'been in stor age here for the past two years were shinned out yesterday.' Mr. Sawyer "was formerly superintend ent at westflr, when that place first opened up. ' - ' ';' Miss Aiyrtie uergin naa 1011 ior Portland.- ( ' ' Li. ,: Shcltnn. in company with his sister-in-law. Mrs. Jess Flock, and children returned lost night after a week s visit with relatives In McClary, Washington. OAKRIDGE, Ore.. March 19. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Thompson went to Eugene Monday and re turned Tuesday. . Hlllas Short left Wednesday for southern points. . v Mr. and MVS. Rav Russelll ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Roland TJimlck returned Monday from a trip to Marion wnere tney cauea on relatives and friends. ' ' Frank Chenowatn. is in Eugene on business. -. Randolph Holt, wno nas oeen confined,' to his home for several months, was out enjoying the sun shine 'today. "'.' E. E. Strond, train master, was here yesterday. '- li. l). uastio -oi Mtson has gonq to Eagerle on business. Mr. aid Mrs. . Bulk returned Wednesday after " spendlnij ; the winter touring uaiiiornia. Miss Lillnn Pelzel is visiting an qunj at Dcxtor. ' EMMONS FUNERAL HELP WOMAN LAST BliRVIVOB OS" TiVEIiVK OiniDBE! (Regular Lena County gpeelsl) CRESWELL, Ore., March 20. The 'funeral of tho late Mrs. A, A. Emmons was held Saturday ttftorr noon at 3 o'clock from the Metho dist church. Hcv. Mr. Gray gave a short obituary hlch' stated that Mrs. Emmons -was born In Stark county, Ohio, August 4, IBM, be ing the next youngoat of 12 child ren of whom she was the, last sur vivor.' '. ; ''' ' ' 1 - ' On September 15, 1881 she was married to A. A. Emmons, who survives her. ' They lived In the. state of Iowa for 20 years and the past ten years In Orsa-on the last six ot which were in Crcswell. 1 1 AID MEETING. , IS HELD IJAZ VAIl WILL BIS HELD, AT 1 PUBLIC MAUKKT ' . (nogltsr.siie Xouaty.8ciiit) " ' GOSHEN, Ore., March 19. Tha ladles' hid society mot with- Mrs. David Calvert on Thursday ater noon. Several aprqns nnd other articles have been cbrnpletetl; and more were planned at thla moot ing. . . . ' . Tho aid socloly. will hbld a .ba anar at the public market bn' Sat urday, April 3 at which cooked food, aprons, etc.; wlll'be sold, j' WEST, FUNERAL IS HELD FORMER MINint AND BAIMn DIES AT HAKItlfiBURO N (Iti-slster t.ans County Rpeelsl) - 1 JUNCTION CITYi Ore, March 20.--Tho funeral of .Chnrles West was hold from Mlllor's chapel Wed nesday at lia and. burial at-the I. Oj O. v cemetery. Rev. Finley orrtclHtvd. -., . Mtv West, was born In fwoiNn' In 1 M4T and as 11 young man. was a sailor lllul followed the sea tar, ittniiv viiirt- lln Inmliiil in - Null' KrauclsOo lu tint 'vo's nnd lias ivo,ii Hittco been a . mine" iiiospeotoi' llirouk-li -tills nm-tliwcM vounlry and inillttiriilu. rtecently he made U trip Into the CusVatlcN looking fur a "lost mine" that ciiino ttrar proving fatal for lilui. "'' l .'The last 11 years ho has made his lioniu In Junction and na far' us known hiv.liud uu relative! Ho passed nvniy nt His Itume of If. 14. Mlilurn in this rltyi The .Ml limn fanilly took him In mid gave hltu every car and ntteti;loii In his Inst 'days. ' '' Sisrtir Storo Miivoh 1 tltvslmvt Lsu cuuAty Hlivelull - ' Jl'.NCTHJN CI'l'V, Ore.', March CO. Tito rlpeer company nas moved Into the new slora and Is Tost arrungliig Hie stork. It Is thought this, will bo una Of tho lilcvst phuwt nt business In any small town of the' vallny. Ths Cenmil Garage and ' Implement eompunv will wwn be Occupying their 'new' location nnd Hint will be tine of the, busiest cornels 6t the highway. ' , ! " ,H:NTIOTS CITV NF.WS '. tnrslilsr l.i. I'vunrt miki.isi)' ' Jti.SCTlON CITY, Ore,, March 20. Tho Cbrirtlun. Ilnptlst und Methodist rhin-chea of'.lunrllon nre banquet tu be given nt tho Danish banquet to begiven lit lh Danish hall on Tuesday evening, Muroh ss. -..--... Tho, graifb' school Is 'practicing on an .operetta tu be given In April. This Is tho' flru public ehterultii inont, the grades have given, this year and the pupils are 'tukiu much Interest lit it. , , Mrs. Laura Illi-koy underwent a nasal, operation Jit tho . Nurlhweat hospllnl. Tliuivuloy. 8110- la nt 'the humo of her iliiuiihler, Mrs. McKeo of Rlvervlew und hopes to be ttblo lu ba home noon. ' 1" Jay Upton of Bend, rnndldnte rne nenubllentn nomination to.- governor was In town Frldtiy. Iiirellng old frli-uds and making , new ones. Clare l.ee, J. 8. Mag- I hidry and John Bull Of the lAne County Ahs'"0' compatiy wore with hlnli They returned to: Ku- geno In the evening. ' ' I Mrs. 'Emmn Lee has purchased 1 tile A. Hprlnkle home on the east aide. '"' ' ' ' '" . Mrs.1 Roy Barker has had a er- j Ioim lime with the flu arid on Hut-, ' urday underwent a mastoid oper Intlon at the Northwest hospital In Kugetxe. Hhe was orougni nouie 1 and Is getting along as well as could be expected. j ' Mrs. 'VVatrouse Is quite III at her -home. '"-' " Mr. and Mrsj Ted Boone of De troit, Mich., are visiting at the home'of Airs.' Anne Boone and are . delighted with tho spring days., They expect to return next week. Thomas Nelson, Wm. Jensen, Carl Wimp,-- Albert Jacobson, Krnst Miller, Goorgc-Ehohall re-j turned Friday mornliig from a trip 10 Mapleton and Florence where he hud been vlsltmg I. O. O. F. lodge and boosting for tho county 1 anniversary meeting to be belli , in.ll 9C l Mrs. J. D. fnnups 01 uuhsimuh. Cel., Is visiting her sisiur. ,11. . Frank Phillips. Mrs. Agnes Hanson Is In the j telephone bfflco filling tho pl.aco t of Mrs. Murphy, resignea. - Mrs. ! ranees i-uney i 1 c. , a i.nb fiiiimr tho vacancy' caused by the resignation of Mlsj Fries, who was rwently married and Is living In Eugene. i BERRY MEETING PLANNED CAXXEBY OFFICIALS TO MEET WTTII COAST FORK IjOOAIj (r!fl'-r I.an County SpeclslV' IO'NiiCT', 'Ore.; March 20.--Qn Thursday of he conilrig week the Coast rorn . local i me . , , Union .will enturluln the directors of the COtnsBB llruvo cannery round tuble niectlng whose topic ...111 km Auwrvrnfin blackberries. It 1 hoped to stimulate largely tho crowing of tnese noma. 1.. . locality. Already large quantities of them are picked wild oach year, but It Is planned to enter rather extensively Into their- cultivation, nnd the ninrkottiig prospects are to he tnlkod over with the cannery directors. :.i.i! At tho same nnoum eiii"' poisoning will be discussed, and It Is expected that Cdunty Agent t.-i...i,.- win be nresent to explain to those present the necessary pro.j. cedure ror lornmin i'"i v having the, poison mixed. ,, - I)ert Hodal Kneuesa 1 ,s..iki l..n. County KiMM'la!) RWISBHOME. Ore., March 20-. A haskot social was held at Doau nnn last n!el)t. ' Practically ev- in lxulwooil community was present ana on cram was given. More than enough funds were raised for standardiz ing tho Bchool. --i , RWISKHOMK I'F.KSOTVALS (Ilegliler t.hne County Bpiwlsl) 1 BWISIIOMK,-Ore., March 20. Ocorge 'Stanbnt'k and 1 family re turned from Mnrshflold Thursday after a short visit. ... - I Levi Berkshrro.wcnt to Eugene on business Friday. "'.. , . '"Word wa'sj received this week of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Monrtehtin of Klamath I'ulls... Mrs. Monhchan was form ri.nnhAl . llin'an. ... 'Mr.' Hholley Is Mill Confined' toj his homo by Bloknoss. . Mttlt Jly6kniah and Mr. Clanton from Portland were Ihspcctlng the. llsir hatchery .Friday. " They were well pleased, ylth , .tho condition thero. ' ' ' ' J . ' ' . . :THc ladies'-- (rtrt of Dcadwoort church' met at the home of Mrs. WadsWortb Frrrtay; -The day wan spent' , In quAltlng, Lunch was sary.cd; ". '.''.'''.- " V '-' j '. ' ' n;.SIOtjN PKllSONAT-S ' f rRegisier l,nrt County Bpaolal) CL'SHMAN, Ore., March 80.. Mrs, H: J. ffeymour. visited, in Mnrshfleld last weeK With !hor brother, Oscar Gates and family.. C. E. Soutliworlh 'made tt lousi ness trip to Eugofto Thursday ov nlnir. -.. ,' '-. I . !BUd Mouinwr-rtn'speni inei past woelc In Marshfleld 1 'Mrs. Georuo "-Olbbs. is visiting friends' W,. Hllttjoos. 'V v. . . i ; t: -1 rnpslMAr l.nns Cousty SnnclsD i FI.OftKNCB; Ore,, WarcH 10. Hi U IJcrgman, local bunker nhd )tmbormnni'who was callqd to Sun Ftanclseo' Tuesday by the serious ilmess- erf his ,daUKbte, ! Patricia, roporlrt thtit a double, mastoid 'op eration was performed 'Tuesday, niid tho llttlo, girl' Is do)tm as'Wf.ll nij cduld be expected. iMrj Borg man expects to start homo Satur day. evening. , . V ;, A -v fiv. )Mr. omiir .Wlsdont. tvho whs taken to-a iBugohoi hosnltAl -early In tho week, is reponoa aoing nice ly after a major operation. Mrs. Charles Wisdom Of Olenit da has sons to Sulem for a pliysl- Stanley IVlontiay-TuesdayVednesday-RapirjSiji) CroiTtyWi ' ''. we arc .heavily sinekwl wmi .AyP.,l)nyi'.MISlt. J .'jy.VM'Hl.ciJ.are J.ai.H" lAl l.l' 1 v -lio,! "Mi'iv...... Eagle Flour t 1 n 1 1 . ' -"'iii . Stricter Hard Whet 49-Ib. sack .. $1.90 Klours of this tuility ore lijtcd $).tX) 11 Imrrvl, whole sale in Portluntl, , Beat Valley Flour For Ptry and BUcuiU f. rj w. i.. 49-lb. tack .. 41.75 Less price, thtiii mill wholesale Fisher's Blend Flour r ;'.'-'-t- The Quality Floor of Oregon 43lb. sack ... $2.25 The Portland wholesale list is $9.35 a barrel. Seedless Raisins Four pound 32c These arc Stinmaid. at less than present wholesale .price. Oregon Prunes 10c ' 25-lb. oox $2.50 ; , - , "' t Iirge size, at less than pres ent wholesale. Corn Meal ' - -- .. - - 1 White or Yellow -lb. bag 29c col exaininatiiu after a year at home. . Tho Planet Tie company sawmill at Canary will bculn awln Tues day alter a ton-day shut down while moving .donkey enK.ni to the Umber purchased from U w. Newcomb. R. N. A. GIVES COMEDY . . - - "DEACOS DIUIMI" PUI'SiKNTIiD AT MAKOOI.A , .-Resleter.Ln County Soec-lal) . MAItCOI-A. Oro., March 20. "Deacon; Dubbs" n three-act com edy drama was presented by the local chapter of 11. U. A. and M. W. A. Flday cenlng at the Wood man hail. A lnrne nnd onlhuslas tlo audionco uttondod nn 1 pro nounced the piny a roul succoss. Thn excellent nctliiK null character-portrayed avo evlilcnca of much hard work and cnnsolonlloAis practice Jon the part of thn enst. Tne receipts wnicn were ovor sow will bo used In defraying the ex pensn o tho new stnue and lo pur chase a drop curtain. Tho oust:-. ' ' ' Deacon i Dubbs, from Bornhurn Center, W. Vlrlnny -. . i - . Hugh Mnthews Amos Coleman, his nophew, a younu;, lawyer. .Alien Mclvensio Itnwdon prawloy, a wolf In sheep's l-loUllnff. . . . . . Karl Hall Major MeNult, nunllonecr nnd "justice of pence, Alula Cole Deuteronomy Jones, 'a' country ' product Nols I'etorson Rose' Tlalolgh, the b,rave' little ' schpol ma'nm. Dora "Hall Miss Phlllplna Bopovor, ; with both-eyes on the deacon.... Nell 0. Price Emily Palo, the richest' girl In I trrwri Ilnznl Miller Trlxlo Coleman, full of mlliohlef ', .'. , .! , Klsln. -DotiKlns Jennie Jensen, Hlrod g!rl frmn Bwcdon Tss Hoffman -i ..- -, t ,i i i.. -, , MAItrorA PKItKOrTAtS ' fneHdir f,no !County HpselstV ' MAUCOI.A, riro.. Mn'reh-'ao, Walter ' Pi-lco wns In- Kugeno on husmess Thursday. ' . - Mr. and Mrs. , Wesley FrnzV spent Hundny'- nnd .Monday . In Portland. Jim Mills, who stirrcrea mo loss of a finger while nt work tho first of the week, vviil be unable to re sume his position for minie time, A' parly composed of loon' young ppoplo nnd friends from fctlgone nnd Ranla Clara visited Mr. .and Mr.-J.;W.'.JJttrnos Thursday evo rilng. . ' - 1 ' "' - - '' l Mrs.; Carl 'Ttedmnnd wns In Eu gono Saturday, . c. . "-wllSTiAKF, PF.HHON AT,S fneSlfltftr-T.sne County Htieplsl) ' 'WESTIAKB, Ore., March 29. Morris Johnson has returned from tt trlfl'to Mugcne. Mrs. Charles Htopnnnsntt, Mrs. Charles Mels wont to Ctishninn Wednesday. Ht, and Mr. Wm, Johuaun and Extra Sneci ' n K,"' tolbuv I',,mr jrtioiiH, ihiukh m if i""' "V"" "'i t hip kik ,n (;iVi V(1. p'VWi Three Day Specials Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Cascade Pure Lard, 8-lb. pail $1.5$ Cascade Pure Lard, 4 II). pail , 78c iPol Toaatica, 3 tnu: knot's 25c Krllogg'a Corn Flakes, 3 uu'k:ijeH 25c Minnesota Croaby Corn, No. 2 ran '. ...,,15c Country Gentleman Corn, No. 2 can 15c Griffon Ripe Olives, 5 -or. net, 2 cans .... 15c Sunbrite Cleanser, can ...."....... 5c Naptha Soap Clips, Ijiro pnckai;c 25c Var.i Camp'a Tomato Soap, 4 cuuh 2Sc Campbell's Tomato Scup, 3 can 25c Campbell's Pea Soup, 3 cans ... ,... 25c Columbia Vegetable Soup, 4 cans .,.75c Tissue Toilet Paper, lOUU klwct, 4 rolls ...,25c Crepe Toilet Paper, 6-oz., 6 rnlln .,...; 25c Economy Matches, C boxct 18c Cream of Wheat, )ackafre .. 20c H - O, Quick or KcRular , 12c Puffed Wheat, jiackac ...... - 10c Kingtford'i Starch, Cum or (.Jloss - 10c Premium Standard Tomatoes, No. 2'j lie Ckarficld Peas, No, 2Y, can 12i,c Rymal Green Beans, Nn. 2t ran ...12,c .Ocean Wave Minced Clama, No. , can 17'2c Gulf Kist Shrimp, Ilinlicst (irade, can 10c California Catsup, Ringer. 14-og. hoitlc J... 15c Candy, Easter Eggs, pound 19c Common Clothes Pins. 2 dotcii ... 5c Spring Clothes Pins 3 dozen . J5c Lady Washington Beans, 10 pound 70c Red Mexican Beans, 10 pounds TSe Navy Crams, 10 poundi .i............,. ...75c CampbtU's Pork and Beans, 3 cans' 25c Attrrrunum Kettle and 5 bars P. A. G. White Naptha Soap for .; 75c Calumet Baking Pbwder l-lb. can 2'A-lb. can 21c 49c family spent Kunduy at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Cleveland. , Kurl Miles la lalu off from work for' a while- on aocu.uul of llitt lll-l iieas of his duuglilrf, Ai:no, who Is at tho North bond hospital. V. H. Henienway of the Drug company of Eugene was in West lake one day last week. Kill lloss has started work for the Hlltitoos IxtKglng company, J, I'. Ulmpsoii is In tor a while looking after business at the log ging camp. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Worthylnke nnd son, Donne nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. K. U, Woithyluke and son Clifford spent the day- Hunduy at Harry's ranch at Ada station. l'erry Klchardsnn Is here from Kroll for a brief stay. ' Mrs. 1j. i;. i'oHsuge of North Meach entertained a few friends Tuesday evening In honor of her husband's birthday, anniversary. Krnesl nnd Martin " Chrlslonsen havo titirchuso'l the Hacki'lt prop erty ut iVniih Iirui'h, Martin will build it house there. 1 Mr. und Mm. Htuve Pulton loft Inst Haturduy. for Frisco. Mm. Dutp ton will go on 'o ijs Angoies anil Ilollywoud to visit. ' ' I ' '- Murlo Yules wus home for the week-end. Hlio returned to I'lor Ciicn on tho train Uundny night. I Ilollund Rluven cume In front Kroll Mondny for supplies and re turned Tuesday. Mrs. Keith Kcott wont to North iffnil Monday whoro she Is taking treatments for her eyes. Hho ro lurnod on the evening trnln, j Mr. nnd Mrs. Mlltn Decker hnv purchased a fivc-tuhn radio and Inntnllod It In the store. ' Miss Horell MoKoo attended tho local Institute at Florence last week. Mr. and Mrs.Dan Miles visited nt tha home of Karl Miles at Fid dle Creek Bunduy. . Mr. und Mrs. Kolth Rcatt siient Sunday nt the homo of Mr. Srntl's puroltls, Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Hcottt Mr. and Mrs. Mlko Drown diuva to Florence Tuesday on business, Mr.-anil Mrs. Miles Hluven Vis ''"il i f 'et-nl days Inst woekstit tho hurrio of Mr, and Mrs, Neoly Chris ,ep en, I ' .'m. Arlinrt wns In .WcsLlaka Ti tidily delivering, boof. ' .liimes FltKPali'lck of needspnrt wits In VVost!ako one day Inst wquk, , , 1 MAI'Ii'liTON PKHHONAI8 ' rTtflRtMlfir I.ina Cnunly Bpvclal) MAPMOTON, Oro., March if. Alfred tlorftry nnd family of 'ths const guard station near 1'lorriiice passed, through Mnplolnn nn their way to ntilsldn points Thursday. Mrs. Hwaggnrt . railed nn Mrs. Ijynn Whnolor Thursdny nftornoon. Mrs, Albnrtn. Morris and Mrs, Nottlo Whlttiikor culled on thnlr inolhnr, Mrs. Albert Knowlos Thursday nftornoon,. ' Mrs. I.ootmr l Huok spent 'the nflernoon Thursday with Mrs, Holms, MAPLKTOUT 1 VJRWNAI.S . (Reslattr t,sn County Rpmlsll' MAr.IJKTON,,Ore March ID. jC. 0, Wilson and Mr. I'olU of I'ort Threefi alv:tiicc, cVO ct;uts a biin,-! witj,!.. ... i.'.m, , ., lint' 88-96 Ninth Ave., West 5-lb. cat 85c 10-Ib. can Sl-35 I land were huaini"is visiters In Mapleton Wednnsduy and Thurs day. "T. 1. llousten, Den Auniendson. H t'otilry, Mr- Moddock anil "All Popular Song Hits' Your Choice of 5000Copi- rOPUI-AR SONO HIT$1...'--J . : STANDARD MUSIC ... r"-"-Zm CLASSICAL MUSIC ' '; -; : ':,,';v: Eugene Music Shop 1038 Waiametto'SW- . . . ll'1'tt""' ''W7' ' Mora and more the nAatVT getting to know tha wonderful qoaaif and mileage in . Fisk Cords And look 'at these special Vf1 IbeMdosyoiiBctaWlyr" J . prices nnd fowl ;..'.. aoBV, llcgnlnr ford . . Owrslso '0n .J''';? U4 Overslio Cord .,l" Ti N. . . . AUTOMOBILE TIRES, , 34 Nith Are., West jSgs-ssssss-1 '""" Hi Scriilling', d'. I ng',, 1 . itif iiiu.,.T."i '"fii.r;rw "'"'Mil.oml' 7 WW w 5 2-U. Karo Syrup 5-lb.c. 30c J bin 32c I C Story Bool Iowa Con S.. cam .' Quality Corn-o.2B! Wainvt. Seft ShdL : MtdHSB W II Cane Sugar lOt-lk. ; ! Mflk .' Bortkv'i.Carittia, M.M. . JtaA Vstiee WrttW H'sW were In town ThmUr (Itorte Iatldm M (Conllnuwl u KB'. Ml a(lJ. a Dunbar Cc I ' ' " ' ' ' -s fit .