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Yes, I tried it, but I went
back to Royal"
:3Dhisis the experience of most women
wno nave oeen temptca to try spr
called cheaper baking powders which
almost always contain alum and
often leave a bitter taste.
Royal Baking Powder
Absolutely Pure
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.Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes i;
Royal Contains No AlUm-
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Leave No Bitter Taste
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FOR QUALITY
Specials for Saturday
Assorted
Layer Cakes, Cream Puffs
. . and Milk Bread
A MEMORIAL TO THE SAL
VATION ARMY SERVICE
Hurry A. Williams, in tho
AjikoIoh, Calif., Times!
Los
Sometime, somewhere somebody
bhlf staggered up the iNclino whoro
(hey were Id Ble'op under lhu scraggly
tieeif, becauso (ho Incline offered a
hit of drainage a 1cIf'louH arou or j
I lie heavy qir undo (hem unlff- vVro,
(hoy dreaming on (holr roc(, or Was It'
I ho rnrtlat delirium tlmt Hoiifctlfiiov 1
comes inmifully lo over-wrought men, ,
I'nmlHtnkably (lint wat tint combined
aroma of holllnp coffee and frying'
itnill'llliUlH V'orllv It tvim mifn Hint I
ft fantasy.
Into the hands of (ho men at tho
head of (lit) column - was slipped a
warm doughnut and a steaming cup of
coffee. .Ami as (ho lino passed each
soldlor was served. After all, It wan
moro llko a fairy tulo than reality
doughnuts and coffco In this black
wilderness of Verdun.
The Salvation Army was on tho Job.
Ml was their flivver which had flound
ered past us In the dark. They had a
way or never announcing what they,
were going to do.
mr. l
(leforo (his I had met (ho front line !
workers of (his organization. I found
(wo lueses and two lads and the
"lads" were whtnknrod :inH prlj7lr.1l
men operating canteen In a build
jlng within easy rat.go of tho enemy
, guns, and the rof or Which had been
riddled tho day beforo by a German
'shell. This was In the vicinity of
Lunovllle. In another village I saw
! two Sulvntlori Army girls continue to
operate their doughnut vats' In a shell
swept urea until literally forced by the
I Mlllntary Police ot move to a reason'
amy earo place.
Now I am going to slop over about
The Salvation Army, lted Cross, It.
l. and V, M. C. A. workers took Just
us those ot the Salvation Army. Dut
they are not under discussion. This
has to do with the doughnut and the
men and wome behind It.
The first anybody know of the Sal
vation Armv In Pranrn w fnimrl-l
hem up there ot (ho front frying
(IctighnuU. They Just slipped in, set up
their vats and marled frying Most
;iho fellows had only a vague recol-,'
i lection or tho Salvation Army re-'
' membered them rather mlstly as pecj
says trie Good Judge
It's a cinch to get a real
quality chew and save
part of your tobacco
money at the same
time:
A small chew of this good tobacco
gives real lasting satisfaction.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW,
Put ttfi in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B,CUT is long finccut tobacco
litiL
, We have had rucptoriut arches, roun- J o"d
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MAIN GARAGE
W. W. EBBETT, Prop.
Telephone 1?
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We sH, guaranteed Tires 1antl
"Tube for lees money than you
ch buy elsewhere. ,
.We.setl Caeoltne and Oil for less
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,1iftH you'ean buy elsewhere.
"Wif-sell Auto Aeceesorles'for less
than you cart bu elsewhere.'
Good Used Ca'rs-jet
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VVedon't haVe any old stock
ours Is all new stock.
We sell Shell Gasoline and Oil
Why Sholl Gasoline? Because bholl tiaspline
IShows the Highost lest ox any Uasoiine aom in
- , Lane County
TESTED CASOLIfJE
tandard Oil (Gravity) 54
Union Oil (Gravity)...,:..,. v,.; (;
5HELL (Gravlty)...r;.....v.0,
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nia6iojn;;Shell.Gas6Kiie; and Oils
Give Os Vdur Jitney Work
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nmy erect a monument to the dough- P'o wo used to parade the streets
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offering ealvntion with "Jnzz"j
tains and obelisks iurectwt In honor of trimmings Tlioy thought that the Sal-
Uio re(urnlng doughboy, but nothing vatlon Army had gone out of style,
erected to the doughboy' best friend. j"'1" a, out ot business
TJi doughnut must not be allowed! Then they bobbed up with American
to revert to the pantry -from which It .doughnuts way over there doughnuts
was dragged forth to help win tho 1 like mother and auntie and glstcr used !
wur, or linger ju me ipoisi ooscuriry ; 10 maKe ana believe me, those
of tho cupboard. It must be perpet- j doughnuts went straight "fiome Thero
uated In public. It deserves to bo j was no attempt to croni religion into
memoiiclTzed In marble ami brass, or, tho soldiers along with tbo doughnuts,
more cxpi-nslvo mutoriul. v : or with the hot biscuits and applo pie
Just what sort of monument would which later were added to the meuu,
be most appropriate Is problematical. That was left to tho cliaulinu.
! A doughboy vln bronze, standing In Uio j Ti,ero was something "homey"
muu with tils right arm raised and ,ttl)0llt tU08e doughnuts biscuits and
wearing a large doughnut on the mid- j appi0 ,,e Nothing else taken to that
dlo finger of his hand, might np'peal ; fnrmVay front brought homo quite so
to many urt lovern. Or again, he MOar t0 ,e ,J0J.8, xt ,t ,TO3 a man who
Plight simply be standing with both t thought it out. bo vas a genius; it a
mitts clutching a couple of crullers. jAVoman, sho'was an angel.
Some might favor a Salvation Army Tc of
lass standing on n pedestal with a A,,,. i.i.. . .i
Its simple sincerity, went straight to
' the hearts- ot the soldiers.
After all, possibly the best memo-
Loggers Millmen
ATTENTION
J. W. Huberd
Will make to your order the best wear
ing Work Shoe you ever had. Fully
guaranteed to give satisfaction in fit ' ?
and wearing quality for
$7.00
THE REAL SHOE SHOP
Sixth Avenue and Willamette St., EUGENE, ORE.
largo steaming doughnut forming a
halo about her head.
Hut beforo going further with the
subject let us consider tho part which
tho dojughnut played In making the
world safe for democracy. In order
to do this It would be necessary to
take up the trail like food hounds and
follow it to Franco.
Tho boys aro slopplhg along through
a muggy night typical of northern
Praucc. A coiiHtant drizzle w.ih turn
ing into a ruin, and the water was
forming in pools on rt landscape al
ready so sodden that It could absorb
no moro. When there was not tho
slushy sound xif the soldier's fcot slip
ping in tho mud, (hero would be Ihe
spluah or their hoofs In these puddles.
Our brogans were fulL and all of us
.could reel the "squash" of the water'
rial to the doughnut would be to raise
that fund sought by the Salvation
Army, which ministered co uuussuni'
iugly to our men "over there," and
which at homo baa that broad hu
manity which docs not plcco it abovo
seeking positions) for bartenders who
have been thrown out of employment
by the dry movement. .
The campaign lu Oregon for Home
Sorvico funds for tho Salvation Array
will be hold Juno 22 to 30, tho .drive,
to bo 'conducted uudor the ausp'Iccs
and direction of tho Oregon State
Elks Association.
HUMAN FUEL CONSUMPTION I
up between our toes with tlio pressure! 1
Altogether It was u i ln 101 lUo American people con
sumed. S0.1 lbs of eugar per capita.
In 1630 consumption was limited
to. 12.1 per. capita; in 1890, S9.9 lbs,;
night ono of those unex-
of each stop.
mlserahlu
pocted mtrveH and our pucks grew
heavier each step with water aud
weariness. j W10, 70.9 lbs.
The, column had lost Its way In the ln1916 sugar uso had fallen to 78.1
interminable darkness of this forest, I lbs.; In 1917 It rose to 81.8,
and was forced to nmrch sixteen kit
omters Instead ot Uie scheduled ten.
And every man In (hut column know
that ut (ho end of that march, comfort
and cover did not nwalt us. for in that
In 1S70 tho price of sugar lo the
consumer wsh 13.61 cents; in 1SS0
It was 9.S0 cents per pound.
uyqr me jn u-j em war ponuu our j
country had tho cheapest sugar and 1
section' thoro were no barracks. In l gasoline prices In tho world. j
their utter fatigue thoy would throw ! When tho embargo of war1 la off in ,
themselves down in tho mud nt tho! this country the consumption will go!
ond of hat march, some ot thorn not j to much hlghor porcojitages. ah. a
oven waiting, to unroll tholr blankets, community goes prohibition, tho do
lt wna not altogether a roEouto pros- miuul for sweets increase , Candy
poet. YIhIoub of food ov, something jHtprea and soft-swoet-drlnk .places
-hot to drink ttofom,! mornlnj? they have 'Increased' mn'rltedly. ' Tho panto
could not conjure up in tholr wildest is ''recorded In other cltlos ttnd states.
fqrayB or imagination. !fan has accuetomed hlmsolk to the
I About midnight lltllo flivver fitimulaut of sugar In Bomo.orm so
croakod by. tho column. It was load
ed to the mudguards; with, peopo nnil
a- lot of paraphunnliu, ..but dqtolla
conjd noba vlnuallQ!l h tjw douse
darkness.- Tl)o.fellowe woro too tired
to ovpn alilrp itkplaf. customary groQf
ing to 'UloitrjV' Tho, i'ord mitn.iptto
I ralnfully piclcoU.-'ltway ahead thru
'the nBlit,'aud nobody giwo U another
y.tUoBBht. .
long tlm ho cannot do without it. If
bo stveft". In liquor ho addtr an extra
oubV oV iwa, to his cup of "tea or-cof-100
fltflO'to fim,B lilmpolf a patron ot
iheIcandV"sloro or the soda (fountain
Thtf Argument Is cottvUyjingi, OTio
80iilolog.loil;QConointc .ravojntigna that
are itolngMihwl In huii. thttausUout tno.
are ttonsiiaiw m "uup mruuKuyui vm. feonj0
world oWlk gnshja j-oQXtiinial v 5i
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HEMEEX KMIALKSttYE SYSTEM OF BANKS iS
OVER ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN GOLD WAS PUT UP BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM OF BANKS, IN TWO DAYS, AS A BASIS' ON
WHICH THE U. S. GOVERNMENT ISSUES MONEY.
OUR BANK IS A MEMBER OF THIS FEDERAL
RESERVE SYSTEM. WE CAN TAKE OUR SECURI
TIES TO OUR DISTRICT FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK AND GET MONEY.
YOU CAN GET YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU
WANT IT WHEN IT IS DEPOSITED IN Q0R BANK.
Us
Bank With
mv
Dr. N. W. Emery
DENTIST
SUTTON BLDG, - - PHONE 20-J
RESIDENCE PHONE 129-W
UOBEBT BUItNS Lodge. NC
78, ,A. M.j P -Anoloutf am.
Accepted ScotJIsh Ulte-TJnl
v0real.; und Syilibolio Fre;
'Masons, meets nr.st ana tnin
Friday oVeuln'B In W. O. W
hall. Visiting brothers wol
'JohUfloiV'. Chas. Klngswell
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D. W. RGOF
JEWELER
SPRINGFIELD. - pREGON
FINE WATCH RWARING
''A' SPECIALTY
W. F.' WALKER
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