T H F RUTtTA-m
PA C F RIX
TH URSDAY. SEPT. 17. 1825
WESTERN MAN PRESIDENT - stores
( about
GROCERS* ASSOCIATION
in this counp-y and represents ment to fifteen hundred
thirty thousat^ store«.
progreaalve young people.
energetic,
CANVAS MOHAWK VALLEY
FOR SPRINGFIELD M ARKET
Wlth'n the last ten year« chain
Marked recognition of the progree-
Mill Worker Injured.
•tores
have tnkm an unusual poa'tlon
To n ect wlih other member« of the
In from Mohawk—Tony Saxer ot
Drive to Roeeburg— Mr. and Mrw I slve methods of western chain store
in the huslnesa of the nation, and to
committees n charge of promoting a
Moi^wk was in town Saturday.
Frank Sidewell drove to Roseburg peratora Is shown In the election of
Joe
Trlrk.
employed
ns
monorail
day are recognized as a great econom
Sunday.
M. B. Skaggs to be presidm t of the
ehaavr at tile Booth Kelly mill here pubic market In HprlngflHd. A lai
Ic factor In helping humanity solve
H e r e fro m T h u rs to n — H A. Oray of
was Injured Haturdny when he »irii-’h le w is of Mohawk was In lown Hat
the
problem
of
the
ever
rtslnr
cost
ini
Thurston was in town Monday.
Hers for Funeral—8. A. Gay of
hla head on u protruding hull, , ut
Urdu)
Mr, l ewis has been canvas
the distribution of necessities,
Woodburn was in town to attend the
ling a large gash In h lrsr.ilp . After
Goes to Portland— Dr W. H. Pol
funeral of Mrs, Lulo Conley,
sing tin neigliboi isi to gather opin
Mr
8kaggs
has
rare
business
abll
gelling
medical
treutmtnt
Mr.
Tritìi«
lard drove to Portland Saturday aft
tty licginttlug with one small «tore returned to his work.
ions ns to the market ami stsire that
ernoon for a short business visit.
Returns from Visit— Mrs, Hen 11
at American Falls. Idaho. In IBIS, ho'
evintone he has met has been In fav
Brlcco returned the latter part of
In Canada—8. C. Wright is apt ml-
haa hnllded day hv day until now th»
last week from a month spent visiting
4C»ra M -et Hera.
or of the market W hile no lortlon
a month n Ssakaehewan looking in Klamath Falla.
Skaggs stores have food dlatrlhutlng
Members of the Lane count* <0 has yet b-er ietettilned on. the work
after his farming interests there.
stations In the prlncipei cities In th-
and 8 society ef the American Legion will I, , ii bed as rapidly as possible.
Inspect Boiler*—State boiler In
stales of Idaho. Utah. Oregon. Wash
Visit at Comstock—Mr. and Mrs. G.
nu t here a> the Chamber of (’ in Mi Lewis «ays. since many stockmen
spector* were here the latter part of
Ington, Colorado. Wyoming. Nevada
H. Turner spent Sunday at Comstock
mere« rooms Friday evening. About In the neighborhood wlso Io sell their
last week to inspect the school boll-
and California, wh ch furnish miptoy
visiting relatives.
fifty men attend,d the meeting, after meat h> ra, and other farmers wish
era.
which they enjoyed a banquet nt to sell their fall produces suoli as pos
Renta Flowers House— Frank Smith
Stop at Hotel— Mr. and Mrs. C. N.
Huntly's Del'catessen «hop
sible.
has rented the Dale Flowers house at
Mills of Oakville, Washington and
Sth and K.
RECORDS FOR ALL
Ray Cannon of Noli stopped at the
Guest at Lcpley Home— Mrs. Elsie Spong hotel Sunday. . ,
PHONOGRAPHS
Pollard was a dinner guest Friday
Fin ish es P a in tin g — IV W McKinnon
At
evening at the Wilbur L epl.y home.
finished palntiug his house on Wil
Will Attend Round-up— Mr. and lam ette Heights Monday. He is now
Mrs. W. W. Clover will attend the pa nting another of his houses there
Pendleton Round-up next week.
Has Major Operation— Mrs. John National Chain Store Grocers' asso-
6 76 D E P A R T M E N T STORES
EDISON
Richter
underwent a major operation catlon at its annual convention in i
To Newport— Mrs. C CL Wilson left
cago.
COLUMBIA
Friday for Newport, where she spent at the Pacific Christian hospital
EUGENE. OREGON
This association |» composed o' the
several days.
i Tuesday.
larger operators of chain grocery
Here from Baker—J. D. Neet of
Fined
fo r
T u rn in g — A . H . Myer
pa d a fine of $2 to Jflstice of the Baker, and a fromer Springfield resi
Peace R. W. Smith Friday for turning dent. visited here Tuesday.
Marshall's Ä Ä .
Phonographs
his car in the middle of a block.
1 Goes to Round-up— Miss Clara
Renta House— H. T. Mitchell of the AVvse. nurse in the office o f Drs. Reh-
Cash and Carry has rented a house han and Dip pel. Is attending the Pen
on gth and A streets belonging to dleton Round-up.
Mrs William Leonard.
Buys Bicycle— George
McMahon
purchased the b'cycie sold at the city
Leave on H u n tin g T r ip — Bill Rouse. hall Saturday fqr »13. The wheel was
Pete Chase, and Perry Richardson
found about a month ago by a mem
left Saturday for Simpson Creek,
ber of the police force, and was never
above Cakr dge, for n hunting trip. called for.
They will be gone a weak.
Receives Grain Shipment—A car
Viait from Washington— Mr. and load of corn from the middle west
Mrs. Albert Jacobs of Bremerton, and a car of grain from Harrisburg
Washington, arrived Friday for a vis was received by the Springfield Mill
it of sever! days t the P. G. Woods and Grain company Monday.
home.
Inspector Hire— N. Anderson. In
Out of Town Visiter»—Mrs. J. S. spector for the Nicolai Door Manu-
Arrandale of Wendling. H. F. Erie of factoring company of Portland was
Portland and S. Mundy of Bandon here Monday to Inspect some Booth-
registered at the Spong Friday Mr. Kelly lumber. He returned to Port
Mundy returned to his home Monday. land Tuesday.
Dcwn from Portland— A. E. Har
rington of Portland arrived here Sun
day tor visit with his brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor.
Mr. Harrington spent several days
during the first part If the week
hunting near Roseburg. He expects to
Here from Out of Town—Guests return to Portland Sunday.
registered at the Spong hotel Satur
Go to Portland— Mrs. Maude Bryan,
day Included Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Parks
and her daughter. Miss Crystal Bry-
of San Francisco, W. T. GoJward of.
'an left Wednesday morning for Port
Sweetwater. Nevada. Ross Ray and
land. They expect to return Saturday
W. A. Brock of Scio and C. S. McHen
or Sunday. Miss Bryan will leave next
ry. Bud Powers and Fred McCornack
week for Monmouth, where she will
of WendLng.
attend the Oregon Normal school next 1
D riv e to Albany— Mr. and Mrs. B.
G. Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Albert j
Jacobs spent Sunday in Albany. Mr.' Miss Mildred Ward dislocated her
and Mrs. Jacobs, who were house shoulder Friday evening when she
guests at the Woods home last week, fell on the board walk in front of her
continued from Albany to their home home on south D street. Miss Ward
In Charlestown. Washington.
I is employed at the McMorran and
Washburne store.
——
R e tu rn fr o m W a s h in g to n T r ip — M r.
and Mrs. R. F. Sidweli have returned
from an extensive trip through Wash
ington, after visiting in Seattle, Long
view . Tacom«, W enatchee and Mt.
Rainier.
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S IG N IN G
FO R
The Only Difference
Is Important:
P U R iT Y
AND EXCELLENCE.
A tub full of It. The cream with
an irresistible flavor made from
the best product the market af
fords. Our Ice cream Is known
by all as most excellent and
nourishing. Supplied in any
amount for public and* private
functions The best value.
4
“W h a t a store loses in a sale," this merchant
says, “ is paid for by the excessive prices
charged regular patrons. W c simply don’t
do business that way."
EGGIMANN’S
Let “K odak” Sa£eaythe
Pictures won’t let you forget those vacation memories
Let your kodak save them for the years to come_
ALL SIZES KODAKS AND FILMS
Baker-Button
Kodak Shop
7 West 7th
Developing and Printing Pictures
Is Our Business— Not a Side Line
C. J. Breier Co.
School season is near!
low prices—
Buy your dry goods now at these
For Men ONLY!
(Women please TURN this page)
Once in a while MAN, emulting the WORM, will TURN!
Wimmen have swiped our hair cuts, razors, pants, votes
and jobs and there’s very, very little left for us, but THIS
week we are going to TRY and make our list of sales items
as nearly HE as possible. There’s a COUPLE of items I ’M
SURE as strictly HE, but I ’m not going to bring them in
on this page cause I don’t want .to get the wimmen folks
too turrible peeved.
Shaving Brush
Male Powder!
Got some bargains In these,
but if you are accustomed to
use Barbasol or Molle, why na-
turally there's no need at ail
of you getting excited about
/-rushes. Am I right?
No, It's not GL'Npowder. It’s
certain kind of TALCUM pow
der that removes the shine nice
ly and is so modest It disap
pears Immediately AFTER.
Teeth!
Have
some life size tooth
brushes which are tuff, ruff and
mean! No fem'nine set of teeth
would stand up under the sort
of treatment these brushes
hand out, so men step up and
do your stuff!
Rum!
Bay Rum is for OUT8IDB
use« ONLY. AFTER shaving is
when this ahould be Indulged
In and ONLY on the OUTSIDE
of the face. Sorry about it, too.
a
Strops!
If you don't know the knack
of using one of these, you’d bet
ter pass over tbbs ad. They do
give you an edge on your razor,
however that results In a REAL
HEAD BARBER shave.
Therapeutic Shaving
Cream
Don’t let the title kid you
even a little bit. All that means
Is that In case you cut your
throat shaving with this cream,
you will die from loss of blood
instead of blood poisoning.
That's all it means.
KETELS DRUG STORE
"Corner 6th & Main"
A merchant in N e w Y ork, who, like our
selves, dues not believe that so-called “sales’*
safeguard the interests of the public, says that
“ the only difference, in our opinion, between
an ordinary every-day hold-up and a reduc
tion sale is, that in the first you pull a gun on
a stranger whereas in the second you pull it
on a friend."
Now—The New
Fall Blankets
—At Wetherbee-Powers
For Less
DRESS FLANNELS. S t r i p e s a n d plaids.
Blue, brown, black, white, tan, green and
henna. At lowest prices, per yard, $1.95 to
$3 85
SERGES in assorted plain colors. A good value
at per yard ......................................
85c to $ 2 . 2 5
WOOL PLAIDS. Good range of colors,
at per yard ............................................ 89c to $ 1 .2 5
COTTON PLAIDS and CHECKS. Very desirable for
schpol wear, per yard ............................... 25c to
SILKS— Plain, ^tripes and figured. All good
values, at per y a rd ............................... $1.25 to
69c
$3 25
MERCERIZED CHARMEUSE— Striped and
plain colors, at per yard ........................... 39c to
43 c
MERCERIZED NAINSOOK in plaid and plain
colors, per yard ........ .............................. 32c to
45 c
PONGEE—Silk and cotton mixed. Assorted
colors, per yard ............................................ 49c to
65c
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH—Plain colors.
Everfast, 65c values, per yard.............................. t
43 c
Gingham Specials
Good assortment of dress and apron checks and
plaids— up to 20c values, now per y a rd ................. 10c
One lot dress ginghams. Buy now at this low
reduced price, per yard ........................................... 14c
Sheeting Specials
Now—with the coming of chilly night»—comes the
thought of warm, downy und attractive winter blankets
Never ha» VVetherbee-Powers been better fitted to supply
the needs of all who desire good blankets- at prices that
prove the economy of buying them here. Come in und
see what we have to offer.
66x80 Double Mixed Blankets
Good weight, fluffy blankets, 35 to 40% virgin wool
mixed with cotton. New block plaid designs In grey and
white, black and white, red and black, etc. Heavily
whipped edges, double style, each
5 8 .0 0
64x76 Heavy Cotton Blankets
Heavy double cotton blankets In plain gray or tan with
bloc and pink fig u r-d b o rd e rs, w hipped edges,
each ...
25
"Nashua" Novelty Robe Blankets
Single “ Nashuu" Novelty Blankets In the new Indian Robe
patterns- good assortment of colors—wool and cotton
mixed—double edge» .........................................
66x80 Virgin Wool Blankets
Fine, pure Virgin Wool Blankets In the new Fall block
plaid patterns In gold, blue, pink, lavender, rose and
gray—deep whipped edges-..................
511 50
Mixed Wool and Cotton Blankets
Double blankets of mixed cotton and wool block plaid
patterns In blue, pink, tan and gray, wide sateen
binding to matth ................
<7
66x80 Double Cotton Blankets
Double block plaids In a large assortment of colors. Every
one beautifully finished with sateen bound
edKes ....*............... -............ $5.75
^ /E T H E R B E E
8-4 Heavy Page Sheeting, regular 69cz value,
per y *rd ............................................................. 5 5 c
OUTING FLANNEL, 36-lnch, striped and plain
white. Good grade, per yard ................................ 2 5 C
CAST N IN T H A N D
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USE YOUR CREDIT—WE CHARGE NO INTEREST
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