PAGE T U R B I
T H U R SD A Y . OCT. 23. 1921
TOWN AND VICINITY
P u n , h j« < d
8p«nt W eek en d Hara— V J Daniel*
I wlm I* w orking with a conatrucO os
t„»g n ear U tegdale, »a* In town Over
the week-end with hl* family.
E n te rta in e d
Q u e e ts— M l* *
Alma
R am m ed to Kanaa*— M i«. L. F.
Kintal»? pur
, i-'ria» and Mine llaxnl P a lte r «on. both
Ain
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t
l»ft
Wprlngflrid
(or
Kanaka
t o u t ma ,-ur un Tu,-*d*y.
C a r — Z .' it
i l, ta v it a F u n i
il
a fte r visiting her« ai ,b „ home I of ju n c tio n City, carae S atu rd ay „»a-
| u'.ng a,.d stay ed over until Sunday
Ill at H o w —I). It«» B. Murt-hy h a i of bar aiatar.
j evening a* hom e gu«»ta of Mr. and
been III nt hie bunt« Hila wuok
R eturned from P ortland Mr* Job» Mra. Jack I.ar«on.
H era trou» P ortland— Mi ». Ail,till •’
It!,liter hua retu rn ed from P ortland
H era from Marohflald Mr. and
t t - utiavvr u( I’m Us,id arriv al In
1 w t»„ra -h" «■ nt lari waefe to uttnnd
Mr* J,,« I., ttiiuone cam e S aturday
hi rlndlli'lil Moictay un buatnta».
lit fii„«r»l of h er toother,
j evening to vlalt for a few days with
T td c b a r ill—Mr*. K athryn Duncan,
Mr*. Lem m ons’ paren ts, Mr. and Mr*
tv.ti-lli r it the H|<iin|tll*ht l,t(^ »rimul.
Able Io C« Up A(» n —Mr« J J John W lnenrled of thl* city. Mr. Lem ­
lit till* we«k.
M anw arlng la able io be up and mon» 1» a railroad eng in eer. They re-
in a u ih d L 'ghte—T h e In, »1 pi -at around again a fte r being III Mr over 1 aid» at M arshfield.
of lint Mountain Ht«t«* Pow er tor., a w i k trout a hen sting.
H ere on Due n e ts —J . E. S tew art,
p.my in*l*lt«d «1« i teetrle II :iit* dear
form erly In th e m eat buelne»« In
RkC’
front
South
Dakota
Mra.
T
tl n lr
n til the tlu n t on Monday.
M Mulligan I* hack from South Dh- K prtrgflnld. hut now living a t Kla-
H era fro m A lb a n y — J >'■>:, Lam b-H y
, . , nt*, r vtrttlux th ere »„veraI uia-'it Falla, r«lurn,«i to hi* home h ere
n »1 fam ily * > c bar« H un’ay for a week* She *ay* *h„ ,» welt sutlafl, <1 T uesday a fte r ep tiding »«vi ral day»
, it w ith Mt I.Bm»M>rtVi m other •o l e in fin g e r, again.
In thl« vicinity on business.
M r*. N A. I t '.w T hey return.«,I to
th e ir In m o In Albany In Ibe avunln*.
P urchased Raatdenca—W F Nealnn
p u ro tn a o d th e i»m i>«rty owned by M r *
A il’-lln « fiip e » h a v e r on th e c o rn e r o ’
Rih and Broadarny atraat* thl* aao k
Thn d eal waa com pleted on T u « 'd ay
Fished (or Salmon— \V H ry A-lti
an and A H M< Mulle’i went f,» b ln e |l
fn the I’miwtu* river for aalm on 8ui’ |g
,1a Th.-y return,-4 Tu.- day with th eir
catch.
Moved to K lam th Falls Dr
and
Mra. Cleveland moved Io K lam ath
Fall* oil Monday. T bnlr houaebold
i<’„da wn* ahlpred to th a t point on
T uesday.
R etu rn e d
fro m
W n a h in g to n — N. J
\V ,r,t return- d T b u fd n y a a e n ln s front
an extend,Mt trip through th e elate
of W aahlngton. 11« trlaWad a t H|„-
kano and other point,«, being gone Mr
th re e w„eka.
JOHN S. MEDLEY
for
District Attorney
And this is the blanket store! Hundreds of warm, cozy blankets of every descrip­
The rnattsr of the election of a District Attorney is of
more importance to the tax-payers of the County than it
the McMorran & Washburne standard of high» quality.
is to either a candidate or political party.
tractive values.
—1‘ald A dvertisem ent.
98c
72x99 White
Sheet Blankets
••Nashua” Quality, fine soft and durable < heet blankets.
stitch ends. 2 for $4.75.
$2.50
trouble
S treet G raded—The « treat grading
l„ front of tb« H R H erb ert h« inc
in W illam ette H eight* ha« be»» m ade,
M th a t Mr. H orlw rt U now able to
build hla cem ent w.'ll before filling
In hl* law n. The grading waa done thn (
fir«, of th* wack.
H unted on B«ar Creak— Mr *n,l
Mr*. Milton Cyr and anna. Virgil. Clm
ton and Joe. and Mr. and Mra Wll
bur Lloyd ai d daughter*. F.velvn nr. '
Jean , w ent hunting Sunday Mr pheaa
anl* They trnUo'd up Hear c n » k
and were In th e vicinity of Plenaan,
HUI and T ren t. They retu rn ed with
llielr gam e bag» full.
Change» at Depot—H. C. Jackann.
« h o w»„ enr clerk at the local Sou
th e m Pacific depot, wa* tranaferrm l
to the Eugene freight office Monday
111* place in the Springfield depot waa
tak< n by W. r> W eller, late of Eugene.
R A Cay went to work Monliiy morn-
lug a* c le r t In the local office, ftud
C. M unwar ng went Io tlnkrldg , In
M
M illar c P
tty.
___________
Quick Relief
for sore throats
\ g e l.' th r o a t Is v *rv fBinoyfng
a n d if „
H m a y >'l,fUlk ,
th in g m o te b d rk n w . U
y o u h a v e a m ild o r ¿ « r u v n te d
«•a 1-, a t , | l c y o u r till* kl w i t '1
in
how ,
Nyals Gargle
T h e so re s p o ts will h e relieved
im m e d ia te ly a w l will q u ick ly
d isa p p e a r.
T hin ", trg le Is n m ost v a lu a b le
I’ow ed y to keep on h a n d at. th is I
Henson. It will p ro te c t th e ch ild -
i .n m? well ns y o u rse lf.
Price 25c
‘ Soo Our Window"
Many, many specially at­
54x76 Single
Sheet Blankets
Good weight cotton sheet blankets. Light grey and tan with pink and blue striped
borders.
Left lo r T reatm en t—It J W ard left
W ednoaday Mr the kelp farm n ear
Cloverdale w here IX. O. II. Brnolan
g i v e treatm ent* to t l m - Buffering ( r u n e
from va,rl„e* dU ordora. Mr. W ard
«111 Ink* the treatm en t M r otomach
S aab from P ortland— Mr* Frnnk It
ll.„u lln retu rn ed Monday night from
P ortland a fter «pan ling 12 day» there
vthltlng relative* She visited h er aou.
Virgil Ham lin, h er «later», Mr* Wll
Until It HicAtaa and Mra. 0 . C ranflll.
lier alaterd n law, Mr*. K. E W chnrde,
and h r r niece* Mra. R o b ert Wood and
Ml»* Clady* Mnrxh
tion, alt conveniently arranged for your choosing. Prices as low as consistent with
All white—fancy blanket
66x80 Double
Cotton Blankets
Good warm medium weight blankets. Neat grey color.
$2.98
R
. 70...
k p u h l ic a n p . \ i m
Fancy striped borders.
All new stock.
NATIOWAL'C A.MIIIMTKS
Keep Coolidge
Elect Dawes
V ole F o r T h e C o m m o n S e n s e C a n d id a te s
T h e ir R e c o rd s R e c o m m e n d T h e m
"I AM FOR ECONOMY. AFTER THAT
I AM FOR MORE ECONOMY"— Coolidge
lie p ro v e d his fa ith by h is w o rk s. T h is a d m in is tr a ­
tio n h a a sav ed th e people $«.000,000 d a ily in ta x e s a s c o m ­
p a re ,1 w ilit 1921. Il h a s lopped o ff 95.156 e m p lo y e s fro n t
th e te d e ra l p ay ro lls.
D aw es, th e b u d g e te e r. p u t th e c o u n tr y on a b u sin e ss
b u sts by t u t t i n g o n t th e d e a d w o o d in g o v r n m e n t a l a t ­
ta in .. D e fic its m fo rm e r y e a r s h a v e b e e n tu r n e d in to
s u rp lu s e s . T h e n a tio n a l d e b t lia s be •; re d u c ' d $2,750,-
000,000 ht th r e e y e a is .
FOREIGN POLICY SPELLS PEACE A8R0AD AND
PROSPERITY AT HOME
T lte D i " ,' * p la n h a s ntAd r 'h ; . h t i tu t . ’
E .it ope.
w h h h m e a n s b e tte r m a r k e ts nr.d b e tte r p ric e s fo r A m e ri­
c a 's f a u n c ro p s. L im ita tio n 0< ,r tai.i- nt* is ■>-, n d m in is-
ti a t l c n policy a n d m a k e s fo r pl a c e a s w ell a s t d u e p d c o sts
o f g o v o ru n itn i.
The R e p u b lic a n ta riff, lin k ed w ith r e s tric tiv e Im m ig ra ­
tio n , h a s b ro u g h t p ro sp e rity to l'"e m a n w h o to lls. W ag,
w e re n e v e r so h ig h , th e y w ould n e v e r buy so m u c h , a s
to d a y .
COOLIDGE POLICIES HAVE RE-ESTABLISHED
PROSPERITY— CONTINUE THEM
66x80 Tan
Cotton Blankets
Soft downy pap finish, deep rich shade of tan with pretty pink border. Excellent
$3.98
weight, double.
72x84 Double
Cotten Blankets
Famous "Nashua" quality handsome big plaid patterns in yellow, blue, lavender
$5.95
and pink.
Heavy weight.
70x80 Wool Mixed
Doublo Blankets
Good percentage long staple wool. Grey, blue, brown and pink plaids. Bound ends,
ideal weight.
$7.95
72x90 Downy
Comforters
66x80 A.'l Wool
Double Blapkots
In h a n d so m e b lu e a n d lav ­
30x40 Pretty
Crib Blankets
G e n u in e " B e a c o n ” crib b la n k e ts of fin e st c o tto n s . All w h ite a n d p in k a n d blu e
b u n n ie s a n d th ic k s s c a m p e rin g a c ro s s th e m . Y o u ’ll fin d th e m w a rm a s w ool fo r
in sid e use.
A c o m p le te «Change bu s b e e n a » om pU shed. N ev er
b e fo re in p e a c e tim e h a s th e r e been s u c h c o n s tru c tiv e
•o’coi ip llsh n te n l* a s s'n c > M arch . 1921. P ro s p e rity to r
all th e p eople l a s re p b ic e d t m e ra l d istre ss. In d u stria lly ,
f l i c ex,u ntry w its n e v e r on fiin ic r g ro u n d .
\ (.¡c u ltu re , in
d ire p lig h t w h en th e R e p u b lic a n p a rlv en m e In to p ow er,
la c e s ■, b rig h te n in g f u t,.re. O u r ,1« p r e d a te d g o v e rn m e n t
horn’s h a v e all ryien ab o v e p a r a n d one is se llin g at b e tte r
th a n 10«.
88 p e r c e n t p u re E n g lish w ool.
O x fo rd g le y color.
_and |ast but not least we still have a number of those excellent English Wool
Blankets that are creating a sensation at $3.53
W eig h t 4 | j to 5 p o u n d s. Size 60x90, in h a n d so m e
EVERY ONE NEW ANL) PERFECT! DON'T PASS THIS UP.
THESE ARE SOUND CONSTRUCTIVE, SENSIBLE
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
A Veto For Coolidge and Dawes is a Common-Senra Voto
».».*««,*«w»,
F a n c y silk o lin e c o v e r­
$10.50
G u a ra t te e d all p u re n ew w ool, 1 »th w a rp a n d filling.
e n d e r plaids. A w o n d e r a t $10.50.
W hen th is a d m in is tra tio n to o k o ffice. It fa c e d nil th e
p ro b le m s of re c o n s tru c t ion. D ep lo rab le c o n d itio n s e x is t­
ed. T h e people w e re s n h e r ln g from t tre m e n d o u s d e fla ­
tio n . In terest, w a s h ig h a n d c a p ita l sc a rc e .
T here w as
g e n e ra l a c u te tln a n c la l d istre ss, (fu r c itiz e n s ^v-’re c o m ­
pelled to sell th e ir g o v e rn m ut b lids a ro u n d 85 'Pint th e y
h ad b o u g h t in w a rtim e a t p ar.
llppttbllrat) sta te ( '» titr a i C o i g n iltt P o r tla n d , I ’" ,«,,}.
... - .ran.
*
John W. C oihri.n, tt,cM tar}’.,
I. L. Patterson. Chuti
$8.00
Big th ic k c o m fo rte rs filled w ith p le n ty o f p u re n ew w ool.
in g . A b e a u tifu l c o m fo rte r fo r $8.
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