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K eatle Bridgs where they are employ
1 ed la the forestry service. Mias Price
By Special
being telephone girl
Correspondents
Dwaln and Melvin Buell and Mrs.
________ _ 1 Herrington left last Thursday for their
homes la Klamath Falla after spend­
ing a few days here visiting relatives
UPPER W ILLA M E TTE
his home with neuralgia has recovered
and frlenda.
At the annual m eetin f of the high and n able to be at work aimin.
A. B. Mathews baled hay for Wil­
Mr and Mrs W H Anderson and liam Rennie last Friday. Frank Ren­
School district No. 1. K. Y. Swift w m
•levied director to serve for Iv e ' »on. Forrest, spent the week end at nie, who is a traveling salesman, was
years. He is of Pleasant Hill Harr., ' Waldport.
at the home of his father last Friday
Shelley was also named director, and
Mr and Mrs. Gatea and family left and helped with hay baling..
H C. Wheeler, clerk, to serve for one far a short trip to Belknap Sprtngs.
Mr. and Mra. L. C. Yarnell ant
year. The next meeting of the board , Tuesday.
daughter. Edna June, fnwn Sprlustteld
will be next Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Lester Cyr and daugh were in Thurston last Saturday call­
The Fourth of July was a big day ter. Dora May. spent the Fourth of ing on friends.
Miss Flossie Herrlrgton from Mon
at Swimmer s Delight. A large crowd July at Newport.
Virgil James of the U. 8. Navy came mouth spent the w eekend here am!
•njoyed dancing, picnic luncheon, and
ather diversions. Creswell and Dex last week to spend his vacation at the attended the celebration ou Monday
Clifford Weaver from Salem spent
ter played bas* ball, the former win home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
the w eekend with hla parents Mr
Wylie James.
Ding. 9 to 8.
Cherry and loganberry picking at
The T. J. Maxwell family accom­ and Mra. A. W Weaver
Parry Price from McKenzie Bridge
Pleasant Hill is well under way. The panied by their guests. Mrs. P. II
cherries are extra big this year, and Murnane of St. Paul, Mrs. J H. Tomp­ spent the w eekend with hla parent*
there has been no damage by the kins of .Minneapolis, Minnesota, and here.
Mrs. Walter Krimlston and Mrs.
Frank Tompkins of Pondosa. Califor­
rains.
The Trent school has elected Mr nia. motored to Belknap Springs to W ills Rlist drove to Salem last Mon­
day returning In the evening
Lorens director, and Perry Williams spend the Fourth.
Mrs Jennie Edmlstoo from Eugene
Clerk. Teachers selected are Goldie
The Chase Gardens baseball team
Starr. Springfield. Principal .an 1 defeated the Christian church nine at spent the w eekend hers visiting her
Springfield Wednesday evening. & to children
Verna Manninfc primary.
Mrs. William Rennie has been ill
1. Chase and Cole were batteries for
E. T. Smith has a new car.
J. A. Phelps and family have moved ( Chase Gardens and Laiwaon and Poll­ for several days.
John Endicott began picking hla
ard for the Christians. Pengra un-
|o Pleasant HUI from Srisshom e.
cherry crop on Wednesday morning.
pi red.
I
Teacher training class met with
CARDEN WAY
Mtsa Heersraa last Tuesday evening
TH U R STO N
The class will meet with Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Bailey of Clapekalne is spend i.
Miss Mildred Price and Harold Wm Henson next Tuesday evening
ing the week at the home of hit
The baseball game played here on
Baughman left on Thursday for Mc-
danghter. Mrs. Jay Fish.
1 Community News
I
Application of dost In« sulphur
"lafsettoas la aouthsra aad ■ant
the 4th of J tly between the married lion
men and the regular team resulted la •atara Oragoa. .specially la the Ir­ «rill hill mildew, la moat rasas this
rigated sections have caused msay In la not necessary until after tha drat
the married men'» defeat.
Mr. aad Mrs tMto Uoaslar and child qalrtaa far tha clavar mildew «roa, mowing.
form near Portland also hla slatsr,
Rmma. and family visited relatives
here and attended the celebration on
July
4.
IN TKB W I S T
FARM R EM IN D ER S
Eugene, Ora.
Store 11
6th and Willamatta
Oregon farmer* are not behind their
brethern In other parts of the United
States in the use of electricity on
their farms and In their farm homes,
reports the experiment station
In
Oregon horticulture electricity ha*
been used In dehvdrallon of prunes
and nuts The design of dehydrators
has been vastly Improved In the last
few years and the capacity spproxl
malely doubled by tho recirculation
syslsflk
Manufacturer’s Unloading
__ SA L E
SAVINGS YOU CAN ENJOY
Irrigation of prunes In Doug
las county conducted by Huron t’li ugh
of t anyonvllle obtained on SO acres
nn increase eatlmated at 91000 In two
seacona and tuvJ lu a third. • I'he
prunes were larger In site and brought
a higher price. A number of prune
growers In th» same district are re­
ported as having succeeded with Ir
rlgatlou.
DON’T MISS THIS
CHANCE TO BUY
FOR LESS AT
“Clover mildew has come to Dragon
to stay." says It P. liars* plant patho­
logist of the Oregon experiment sta
BREIERS
The Greatest of The
A Store-Wide July Clearance Sale
NOW GOING IN FULL SWING
at Laraway’s Department Store
L araw ay B u ild in g —O p p o site R ex T h ea tr e
966-968 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon
Phenomenal Savings on Summer Merchandise
Our entire stock has been drastically reduced in price in order to move a surplus of summer merchandise now on hand caused by a^cold' ¡»“ kvvar
spring. We have disregarded former prices and cost in order to make this our greatest disposal sale. We mean business. This is no hall heuit« '
¡ffair®but a straight from the shoulder offer of new summer mercand.se every price a gilt-edff. investment at regular p n « » . now r e d u e .,t o w h .r
they are down to the extraordinary value. Every piece of surplus merchandise in our store should find a new owner betweeni now nnd S"turd..y
night if quality and price mean anything to you. This is a rousing sale for the economical shopper who wants to save on high grade new • eh c ‘ '
dise. Bring your friends and let them take advantage of the wonderful savings with you. Come, rain or shine andI take> advantage of t h e b'S8*’ t
savings ever heard of! Remember this is not a sale of odds and ends or old merchandise that have accumulated tn the store for year», hut a sale
that includes our complete new stock and all our newest arrivals. It is a real knockout sale, the crowds are growing target
¿ lent>
good experienced clerks to serve you. This is an opportunity caused by weather conditions one that may
haPPen
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our advice is to buy now while you have such a marvelous opportunity to save. Remember a dollar saved is a dollar earned. Laraway s Departmen
Store.
LADIES DRESS
SALE
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$
Piece Goods
Ladies’ Shoes
Department
Prices Shot to Pieces
$2.98
Now is the time to
buy silks.
69c
Millinery
Georgette
A t
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Crepe, yd.
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f’
Crepe de
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Chin«, yd.
tf *
1 .
Every Hdi Reduced
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«4 - t.
! I $1.98
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to
$L19
, •• • f*»*, 'Y**'
Every yard of S ilk in the
store reduced. Buy now and
$3.90
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1
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$4.90
MEN’S CLOTHING
Overalls
89c Pair
Made from 220 blue denim,
full cut, all sizes.
Come In and let us show
you the best line of Men’s
Work Shoo* In town for less.
Work Shirts
49d Each
Blue and arejf chnmbray.
All sizes. 1
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Ons big table loaded with
garments at Clsaranos prices.
In» * f
Ladies' Rayon Bloomers
.'»ll
81.50 values, 75c pair
New Summer
Felt Hats
• '- .J
save.
, » le
U ndergarm ents
$6.90
Values to >16.75
1 f r
$1.98 Pair
Our regular prices are low
on quality Shoes. Our Bale
, Prices a real knockout.
12 mornmle
a q
Pongee, yd..... T r l z C
14 mommie
Pongeer yd.
y
$4.90
to
Values to 87.90
Men’s Work
Clothing
Men’s
Work Shoes
Sweaters
$1.98 up
Men's Bweaters reduced to
alm ost «Ive-away prices See
our special table loaded with
Men's Sweaters.
And everyth Ins else Just as
cheap In proportion to r*«u-
lar price. You can save at
Labway's.
Laraway’s (.Values
Superior
■
Men we can save you a lot of money if you
buy that new euit from us.
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No. 1 Dresses $2.95, $3.75
• - and $6.75 ' i •
Valúas te 815,76
Rack No. 2 and 3 Dresses $10.75
Sr
L A R A W A Y ’S
Values to 819.75
’Rack
h i.i
No. 4 Dresses $12.75,
$19.75. $25.00 ' ‘
V atuls to W 7 »
Laraway Building
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Bill I
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Phone 1 I’
2233 flb •
Department
Store
4 J
Theatpe 966-968 W illamette Street
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MEN’S SUITS
REGULAR
PRICE
ELSEWHERE
$45.00
$40.00
$35.00
$30.00
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hr Ms"
OUR
JULY
REGULAR
CLEARANCE
PRICE
PRICE
$39.75
$34.75
$29.75
$24.75
■ •J
$29.75
$24,?/,
$19.75
$15,75
Buy Now—Next Week May Be Too Lai».
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