pAOfc tvxm TIlUItSDAY. SFPTEMDl'R 7. 1023 AS GOOD AS YOU Sanitary CAN MAKK at home that's the strongest statement we can offer about our Ice cream. When you ran (et cream like our which com pare In quality and flavor with your own delicious, creamy home-mad, why bother with making It at home? The cost I about the tame and you tare all the fuss and annoyance. MEAT MARKET T. F. BENNETT, Prop, OREGON STATE FAIR SALERfl EGGIMANN'S "Say It With A Brick" WITH THE TOURISTS Rosalia. Washing-ton. south of ON THE AUTO CAMP Spokane. Last fall they went downj :to ix-rg ueaca. raitrornia, ror a visit. W. A. Vandecar, wife and several and they spent the winter there, children drove Into the camp Friday About the beginning of this summer renin. They had been tiring about the went back to their former Wash- 1 1 EMPTY jgf FULL S ml few loitr gangs mil PROVE Red Crojvns v economy ! i Stop at the Red Crown sign the next time your tank needs filling, and then keep track of your mileage, YouH find that "Red Crown" take you farther on a gallon, and gives you a more powerful, sweeter-running en gine. "Red Crown" vaporizes rapidly and uniformly in the carburetor and is consumed completely in the cylinders. Every gallon is the same, wherever and whenever ycu buy it. Fill at the Red Crown sign at Ser vice Stations, at garages, and at other dealers. STANDARD OIL COMPANY tCaiiurmk; Wie Gasoline QUAIITY It always pays to trade at 9 GRAY We are headquarters for Fruit Jars all kinds low prices FLOUR McKenzie Blend, 493 $1.45 Dalles Diamond, 493 1.08 Kerr Ce3t 49a 2.05 SOAP Luna Wh!te. 10 bars 35c Crystal White Boap, 11 bars GOc Soap Powder, Z'-t lba. for 25c We hande the Beaver line of Feeds Sept. 25-30 A wealth of agricultural displays Greatest livestock show in the northwest. Splendid machinery and tractor exhibit Excellent races, and high class amusements Pest of camping and parking grounds. Excursion rates on all railroad lines For particulars write A. H. LEA, Manager, Salem Saimon. 15 cents lb.: Sliced. 20 cents lb. Today, Friday and Saturday Nice new lot of Picnic Hams, Minced Ham, Wienies, Pickled Pigs Feet, Dressed Hens, Friers, and Spring Lamb. Free delivery at 9;30 a. m., daily. Phone 80 stftSTA. lira about Blue River years ago, andj 110.00 Rt WARD the lotiflnt for another whiff of the By order of the Hoard of Directors. cool mounlaln air up thai way moved School District No. IS. a warrant for lngton home. But they liked country about Long Beach so that they are going back there. the well O. C. and C. E. Moore, brother, were camped on the ground Friday night. Tbey were brought up In Weit Virginia. C. E.. the younger, bad come out to California aeveral yean ago, and had ranged through thla re gion. Last fall, he went back to Went Virginia. HIa brother derided to come out with him on hi return, part ly for hi health'a sake They had driven from Southern California as far ai Portland on thla trip, and thui far back. They had aold lome pro perty In West Virginia, and were on the lookout for another settlement. The younger brother said he liked th mountains, and did not want to settle in a wide valley. Tbey thought of tarrying about for a few days. a month ago. we had a couple from Honolulu on a long Journey east A man and wife from Klamath Kails camped over Tuesday night. him to make this trip. I'ot the heavv showers about the first of this week, heavier there than hrre. with the broken condition of the road below, warned him that he had better be get ting down Into the open country. He might go as far as Portland before lueyiv Inrnul ln.J. I.,,.,.. had been out on a summer tour. They came up to Crater Lake, from there ' .a I sBsssssssisBSsasssssBassssssssssassmsassasBssssssss aown to .MoiUoril. sadn, Oregoi.. being the turning point In their Jour ney. They experienced considerable difficulty from troublesome detours, the greatest difficulty being betweei Grants Pass and Roseburg. as was the case last year. They said that In one place ln that section, for lack of space for detour, one half of the pave ment had been finished, and when It was ready to sustain travel the rats were routed over it while the other side wa being laid. ten dolls: ($10 00) Is hereby offered to any person or persons for Informs lion leading to the arrest and convic tion of any party or parties who uae damaged grounds or bulldirgs, or any school properly In this district. J J. BRYAN. Chalrm-u. J. V. COKKI.V. Ctetk. tf A lone 'man. apparently a laborlnt man and a foreigner, ramped ovr Tuesday nlht. He wis from Innif. Other campers reported a family.!,.! v.t, r.nr....i- n. consisting of a man. wife and two or ,h(M ls ynnni a'rnears to Ilk. three children, as having camped here the country: but he had scent some Saturday night. They were from , Iowa or somewhere In that region, and were bound for Honolulu. They would probably park their car some where about Ran Francisco while they made the rest of the Journey. About Coming to EUGENE Dr. Mellenthin SPECIALIST in Internal Medicine for the past eleven years. DOES NOT OPERATE The modern way rura In M rtx tin ihi sijitjd. Sal, ikorsafh Itiuh inf with Ctlol PWxnf Oil and rvfcUlnf with ZwolM ei til cn-rcl fr4. STANDARD Oil. COM PAN Y (Cllsrsu) Ask Jor MODERN CRAfttXASE CLEANING SERVICE FOLLOW THE CROWDS- TO Western Lane County Fair FLORENCE, OREGON September 14, 15, 16, 1922 Low Round Trip Fares $5.21 from Springfield Sale dates September 13-1G Inclusive, from all agency btatiotia In Lane county. CoU unt.l September 18. I OC0lMSS-"T.J I --e the l.o.-e rates, the live stock show, the wealth of af.-lcul tural d!fls. tint contest and exhibits of arluus kinds. Iiulud lK l.rciie ;ti lucts Somevhing for the Merchant to think about!! Will be at the Osborn Hotel. Wednesday September 20th. Office Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ONE DAY ONLY No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthin Is a regular graduate In medlrl .e and surgery and is i censed by the state of Oregon. He rial's j.roft-HBlonally the moi Im portant towns and cities and offers to all who call on this trip free con sultation, except the expense of treat ment when desired. According to his method of trea' ment he does not opera'e for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful re- . - d ereat COIDme.cM ,u:,..J(;.: suits In diseases of the stouach, liver, ince te awn of Wttoryi UBV9 bt(!n epec;e(1 ,argal)f bjr advertising, of one sort or another. And as the means of ddvertlsl"g linprovwd, the number and ex tert of business enterprises Increased correspond ingly. Cause and Effect. BIG PREMIUM LIST CASH AND OTHER PRIZES Amusements and fun for everyone For further particulars, ask agents or write JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent Name teu merchant princes who r.ever advertised. No? Name nine, then. Six?. Two? Cne. Why, what Is the meaning of this? Your knowledge of history and current affairs is comprehensive; your memory Is excellent. Why, then, can't you name the great leaders of commerce who built up their enterprises WITHOL ADVER TISING? It never has been done, has It a small community started In capital. Through a whoksalo "time" on a 11,600 stock. bUHlnoHS wl;h a $7b house he was given bowels, b'oud, akin, nerves, Ikeart kidney, blader, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments. ff you have been ailing for any length of time and do not get any bet ter, do not fail to call, as Improper measures rather thnn disease are very often the cause of your long standing trouble. that consul- But this 1-as to do with big city successes, you say? Wrong aga n. Head below. Nwspupers come first on the advertising budgot of Fred I. Mann, Devils Lake, N. I)., country m reliant whose sto' does nearly a million dollar buslnen a This muh he told retail dealers who ga'herej Remember above date tat Inn on thin trln will' he free and 'ar sr. xtni'ier, jui:u., jahi ween xur iiivir annual uuu ont!on. hat bis treatment ls different. Married women must be accom panied by their husbands. I Address: S36 Boston Block, Minne apolis. Minn. He send out grocery specials and personal latte.s. Mr. MUnn Is known the country over for bis achiev ements in building a million dollar store business la A newspaier friend urged him to tell the -utile about what be had to sell through newspaper columns. He did this when other meichints were satisfied to carry only a card In the paper. The first year Mr. Mann did a business of J23.000. I continued to use newspajor spans Judiciously and h?. kejit at It ever since. Now the fixtures In his store alone are valued at $40,000. Mr. Mann said that after taking the presidency of the North Dakota association, he sent out question naires from which he Mar.iod that seventy five per cent tf the merchants of that state did not advertise and that ten jer cent advertlned only because they wanted to help out their local papers. t 11m same time, he said, the mull order houses were Bonding seventy-two carloads of catalouges Into ths state and It was nrorted bj wholesale bouses tut suventy-lwo per cent of the merchants were In solvent. He said be took up a cnmpalg lo Induce th- country merchants to go on a cash basis and to alver lre, and he has au;roedel In bringing 200 of them arourd to his system. Mr. Merchant, you cYn't have to do bual-ess ln Dakota nor belong to Mr. Mann'a association to do business under bis system. Biart now. Right bsre lo your own town. TODAY.