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H er. From M abel-L . G Part, of
youngoat member of the Dough ! Evidently the chap who named the t‘he »houlder H b n e L l t X o ^ a a ' e n X
Mabel was a business vlaltor In
• of
American Revolution In I G“F l.»*nbnrdo fan». "Panalea" did not talnment
"The lig h t of W e s t e r n
Bprtngfield on Saturday.
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‘^ t b , „ o ¿ d
•b o p , Saturday—Mrs. W If Lari the convention held 7 L <S‘° *
aer of
of F
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_’ h en‘lon
mer
Fall
w a. __ . S .lu rd .y , w .ek ro“ B
. Z . ».Id " at
“ Eugene
EU<'’ne last
U,,t
ahoorwr in R w e te ^ t.M
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r* 'Ur"*d “ » >>«r home at
shopper In Springfield
Portland on Monday afternoon.
Tonsila Ramoved—C O. Webber ol
Migene bad hla tonsils removed at APPLICATIONS WANTED
the office of a local physician on
FOR CLERK AND CARRIER
Tuesday afternoon.
AT LOCAL POSTOFFICE
' T . T
“? m '" ”"
nnderw<” ’1'’
'>» ">'•«*<’ <*nd M e * York
If you thmk Ray O'Hara*« languor-
oua tune. an. the height of aomethlng.
then you re a "Shamrock." Polk, who
tune In on Nell Golden more often
than others rre termed "Goldenrods
And a “f’au"flower’* la Just another
tame for the cohorts of the Inimitable
Rainobw Reopt« Here— Mrs. George
Announcement of a Civil Service ex­ Bernie Cummins.
Williams and Mrs. Perry Williams of
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you’re “that
----- way"
"”’* “ over
’ ”* the • sappy
•w r
Ralahow were visitor. In Springfield amination for the purpose of establish-
Ing an eligible ro<later from which ae
of ° Mle Nelson’, hand then
Tueeday.
lection, may
vacancies i yt>u r# no,bln« *>F • "Oeranlum.” Those
— , be
_ made (o fill vacancies.
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Lown
Cemaa Frem Jun«tlen City—Mrs **
“fenr. . In the positions of auty t I (hat adore .he white-hot Bert
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Wm. McKercher of Junction City was ■t**'Me clerk or substitute carrier In
**loBg to the "Hollyhock
a busiaesa visitor la Springfield on ,h* BPrtngfleld itoatofflce has been f““,1,y’
r
ï
And ' kB° ’ y° « ^ m r . “ P b l-n l."
V a - t le e m K I U ,, Spring. - Mr Off,c. Building ¿ . X
W aahln« '
r - Mt? VT
’' • ' • • rd,y 1 r “*1 '■'°r»*<lon concernías t h f re
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lloo appears In tfce announcement of
Mieltä ORuBbter—Mrs. Selma Wal thia examination, copies of which may
mark of Olympia. Washington, arrived be obtained from (be above address
bars last night to apend several days ° r frem
N. Ooaaler. Secretary
visiting with her daughter and son-la- ®o,rd nf P- s Civil Service Bxamln
law. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Colllna.
* r *’ * ’ th * '‘ h * ’ Poe'offlce. All appll.
|ca(lona mutt he on file at the Seattle
Meter to Newport—Mr and Mrs , office by the evening of A u a w .t i
Clive Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. 0 . , IMO.
W
Turner motored to Newport Sunday 1
to apend the day on (be beaches.
( more salmon taken
from M ckenzie river
Oeetor Taklg Vacation—Dr. sad
Mr» W. C. Rebhaa end family left
Chinook salmon are still running up
Springfield Sunday on a ten-day va
cation (rip They planned to apend It X g
, '*qU*n" y
M Crescent and Odell lake.
I £ ' " * “ "g * ‘ by ,O<-" • “» '* " The
| latest ones to report ratchea are Lum
Parent, of Daughter— Mr and Mrs Anderson, police chief, hla aon. fc-ank.
J. O. Kolllaa of Fall Creek are the and Tom Seavey. They were succeas
paiet ta of a baby girl which was born fnl In landing (wo aalmon. weighing
to them at the Eugene hospital on IK and 2K pound, each last Thursday
Tuesday. July 1. l»30.
while fishing shout a mile above Sea-
vay’a ferry. They were caught on
Vlalta at Salam— Mr. N W. Entery a pinners.
spent the week-end at Salem as a
irneat of Ml,a France, Hodge Mins
Hodge waa formerly a school teacher
In thia city.
Back From eastern Oregon— Mra.
Taut Brattaln and Mra. Wm. Donald-
son returned thia week from Paisley,
In eaalern Oregon where Mr. Brattaln
operates a ranch.
GLEN TRYON in
“D A M E S A H O Y ”
Nautical Cobs of Joy
Sunday— Monday— Tuesday
RICHARD ARLEN in
ZANE GREY'S
1 Lights o f Western
Stars’
The Theatre
of Perfect
Sound and
Talk
I
B reier’s R em o vcd S ^ e
SELL EVERYTHING— MOVE NOTHING
4th of July
S P E C IA L S O N D R E S S E S
as "The Wanderer of the Wasteland,
"The Call of the Canyon." "The Thun­
dering Herd." and "The Vanishing
American" were gems of the screen
*«nw.
n e urey
world. With aiaiog,
dialog. ia
Zane
Orey la. wlth-
with
out doubt, one of the greatest author,
writing for the screen
CIRCUIT COURT UPHOLDS
S ilk Dresses
Another Lot of
Value* up to $7.50
Silk Diesses
Now
Values up to $10 Now
WOOD STEALING VERDICT
$4.79
New Snappy
Printed Dresses
Another Lot of
Fast colors in Voiles,
Dimities and Batiste*.
$$3.50 Value*
Silk Dresses
Values up to $15, Now
$1.13
$1.89
$8.45
Celebrate the 4th and 5th in Eugene— Store will be open
all day Saturday— We will have special bargains for you
6 V f0UALiTY~M
V a l u s ~ W
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LARAW AY’S
“A s S tr o n g a s Its W e a k e s t L in k ”
EUGENE’S OLDEST AND BIGGEST PIANO HOUSE
We realise, that in this age of competition, the store that has one
weak link in Its chain of merchandising, will not last So it will always
be our policy in the future, as in the past, of offering only the highest
grade of groceries, of giving courteous and pleasant service, of keeping
our store and stocks clean and neat, and of always selling at the lowest
possible prices.
Visit Leeane Bootle»—Mr. and Mra.
C. F. Egglmann vtalted Lorane and
Cottage Grove oa an afternoon motor
trip Tuesday They say that the roada |
Immense stock of beautiful Plano* — Radio* — Phono­
graph* — Records — Sheet Mueic — Violin* — Banjo* —
•vary article in stock must be sold at onoa— regardless of
loaaJ Building is leased to C. J. Breler Co., and *
Laraway Must Get Out!
Prices
Shattered!
Everything Must Go!
B
11OY£ U b $2I5 * * * •
$110 to $140 on a
S“ 5 ° n B b#autiful "•** grand piano—
fine naw upright or player piano—$700
on
a
new
Fieoher
Ampico
Grand.
Small in
um anva
records, and ahaet mu.lc
away
below coTt
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WRITE. TELEPHONE, OR TELEGRAPH
For further information
CASH or TERMS!
Laraway’s Music Store
970 Willamette Street
Eugene, Oregon
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w
s
4th of July
Specials
are fine end that thia le a beautiful
From Cogullle—Mra. O. A. Gray of
Oognllle spent the week-end at the
Wm Maybe home ln this city. Her
knebanJ Is the pastor of the Methodist
eBerch In that city and was attending
the Astoria conference daring her vis­
it here.
Friday— Saturday
«»dltlon. It la Inaplrlngly apectacular.
filmed ,,n a big. Imposing acale.
Zane Grey’a stories are the out-
.landing tale, of we.tern life today
The novel, have been read by mil ‘
Ilona and. In silent form, such picture.
You cannot always ataal wood and
I’m Nat tailing get away with It even In thia county
where there Is anch an abundance ol
the natural fuel. Fred J. Parker of
DOC CONTROL BOARD
Eugene waa recently tried In Justice |
ALLOWS SHEEP CLAIMS court and found guilty of stealing a
of wood from ~ Martin
Neilson
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Plx claims ware allowed farmer» nMr Weetflr. He appealed the deci- :
who have lost sheep because of vie- slon t0 lhe rtrc<>it court last week
ioua dog» during the past month b y ; wh,<:h anatalned the verdict of the I
the county dog control board at It. lower D’lbunal
monthly meeting which was held on
N ew . Operator Writes
Monday. The claims were allowed to
(he following In the amount, after
Herbert 8. Taylor, lln d yp e opera­
their names. Aden Miller. »15; John
tor at (he New» office 1» now at Ban-
Stelder. |4 ; W B. 8cott. J5; Grover
Mark».
Arthur Shove. »7; and Mrt i Z J L i T v M “ gp' n<” ng ,h; ,Mt
C. M Foster IS .
r * d r
f hte *u“ mer »«cation. A
'
P<»»t c«rd received from him yester­
day »ay, that he will attend the re-
Alvadora Resident Her»—Mra. Thel- F*11« c»cea there on the Fourth and
m . Mark, of Alvadnre spent Friday return ,o Springfield on Saturday. He
In Springfield vlaltlng friend».
ha* b*e n »pending the paat two week»
vacationing In California.
Vlalta With Slstsi^-Mlaa Margaret ,
Oorrle la spending a few day» W|th
her slater, Mr». David England, at
Weatimber.
QUITTING
Music Business
Attend» Bekeel In Beet—Mine Man
H n . Lombard left last week for New
Turk City where she will attend the
Qnlsmbla university summer school
Bhe will return late In the summer by
’ of Now Orleans.
The COOL Theatre
1 didn't name the
yon.
Ta Visit Natlerwl Park— Mr. and
Mra. Frank Mills of Camp No.
Wendllng, left Tuesday for a fifteen
day vacation trip during which they
will motor through the Yellowstone |
National park.
Vlelte Sletoe—Profeaaor end Mr»,
navdd Bldwell of Columbua. Ohio, are
HsNIng at the home of hla elater, Mlaa
Ana Bldwell. In thle city. They drove
by automobile from the eaalern city
sad will spend about elx weak« here
C O LO N IA L
No Parking
Problems Here
rl. I, having th. r,H,f Of her horn« at , Mr,. ( «rl <)|.u„ m.,i..rw| , o C*,c«<lia
F»Mo Ç
I a
t it* « I r r. . «liiiigimi
« illu d i... I i thia
k i. _
__ s.
_
filth
street
week.
1 ‘>n 'he Mouth Santtaiu .««( Of Leoan-
Kva La Gallier,ne, who broadcasts
Mara Frim Mareóla J J Chapman "ti I p 4 r n d Munday.
bar playa over the WABC chain,
«f Murruin wan a buatne». vlvltur In
Tonalla R im ovn j Mr». O. C. Rug »peaks, reads and writes French. Oer-
Hprinarirtd on Monday.
"r* bad her tonalla mninved by » |„ man, Ktiaaian and Danish besides poa
C b rl.ll.n »»»»Ini a passing knowledge of Span
Puich.maa 8upph«a—Mi
I.«,». hi . '»I phy.lrlan at u,..
lab. Italian and Greek. Hhe playa the
biwpllal
on
Wednesday.
von» w». Saturday ahopper In Spring
n.
P<«no. guitar, harp and piccolo Her
field.
U Clama at N.wporl Mr. nnd fencing I. so eirellen t that her In
I- Wade spent Bunday a. »Irurior continually urge, her Io glre
S m a ll Boy III Arthur. Hi, atnall
Mr Wade reports tn.it “P 'he »tage and radio so that he may
».in or Mr. ami Mr». Ilari MrPheraon.
clam dinging w i. not go very
‘ world’» champion with
I n III at hin huma.
make | her (he
'he
folia
Incidentally,
her company
Vialta Friend, Mr». f C. trial, of
e "’,r M” "*~ Mr ” H Atiben
ca ll, her "Suint Eva."
Marróla rallad un anvoral ni barí '
Blr"n Iwft for l’nrtlund Saturday
Itudy Vallee has been awarded an
friend, In Sprlngrivld Saturday
i
h* *111 enter th« I o . O. F.
Jhomr If h . I. «bla to m«et th.. r . athletic teller by the University of
•Maine for hla popularisation of the R ic h a rd A rle n In Za n a G ra y ’s The
From W allorvllla Mm. Bd lll.nl» • QU'ren'vnte of thaï Inalllutlon
L ig h t of W o s te rn S ta rs .”
Main Stein Song." At the testlmon
of Wnltni vlllo wu. a ahoppor In tbla I _
A P a ra m o u n t P ic tu re .
I
Oaughtar
Born
Mr.
and
Mt».
K.
K
ml
dinner
f
receding
(he
best'.wing
of
city on Monday.
A t th e C olo nial
Keeler of Wendling . r . tho paronia of lhe "M" on the allghl shoulders o f -------------------------------------------_ _ _ _ _
Wendllng Realdmt Her»- Mrs W e baby daughter born to them at the the crooner. It was .aid that the Uni A D V E N T U R E D R A M A S
Eugene on Sunday x n l l y of Maine expects a record et.
T llohwood of Wendling was a vial Eugene hoapltat
CAPTURE PIIR I i r caeis»v
June n , lgao.
tor In thia city Tuesday.
rotlmant in (he coming year due to
PUBLIC FANCY
publicity It ha. received dutlng the
Outdoor action drama» hare cap-
Vlalta Hara Monday- Mr. Chassis
Parents of Soto- Mr and Mrs Isaac
Noel of Wendllng was a Monday via Thorson are the parent, of , h.h v h o . .roadraatln, of the eong. Some say lured the public taste. "The Virgin-
Ilor In Springfield.
j born to them at their home |„ , h,i that the school will have four t i m e Ian.” Paramount'. flr.t outdoor ro-
. . many r.u o en l. In IMO
I had in m a n e with dialog, ha, set the country
,
? " " y ’ ‘° ° * tt<° r
N° W
h a . brought
Shopping W .d n ..d .y -M r ,„ d Mr. m A mo '’“’
H“'U rd ‘ y ’ J“ n < Î h a l T X
foÏ good ole 2 n ‘
* h” done ior* « rt “’ ««<*ond outdoor talking r o
Jea. Mlnney of Jasper were shopping
In thia city yealerday
j Mov, into Naw Moms- Mr and
T.
mance, "The Light of Western Stars.*' !
The new.» thing to tal e the coun a Zane Grey ,tory with Richard Ar-
From Leaburp- Mr and Mr». I^ e
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n
, ?
ln'" *h",r
Z
rm ”
Ra'11’ G“ rd'"' nf
« ary Brian and Harry Green It !
Fountain of !g«*«burK were vl«ltore In
,
*
hM" ^UBt bw"n con>-
Springfield yesterday.
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M"n,,ay Mr •»<> Mr, W Pan. I .. lower, of Rudv V alle, are will .how at th . Colonial theatre '
I
| , Barnell have moved Into the bonne being celle. ’Daffydll." by t a l l , cob at.rtlng Sunday for three day.
An up. . nil.coralng c t. a great pro
Philomath Man Hare—Guy Day of ' fnrnterly occupied by the Taylor fam u m n l .l, 1 h o ,e who place WHI O»
Pbltnmalh visited friend. In Spring lly
e.rn on the throne are termed ’Weep ductlon. and a .lory that la brimful of
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n
Pan» who adort Smith fast melodramatic action IniersneraXi
field on Sunday.
a n ? 2 i, ’
y V " “ ’ “ "‘-» '« -M r .
Fl»en the title , f "Butter, with sure fire comedy, and the whole
From Marcola—William McKay ot - - ----- — «•. F aggimann
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__ roman
Egglmann and
and M M
l.a |‘ ^ “P*
Jan Garber’s
Garber'» mualc
mualc knitted
knitted toeethee
together wt.h
with . a ..e strong
WATERMELONS
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PEACHES
CHERRIES
APRICOTS
BERRIES
CANTELOUPES
BANANAS
And many other fresh fruits and vegetables that go to make up
picnic dinners as well as every day meals.
Phone
W. A. TAYLOR
Phene
9-WHITE FOONI GROCERY-3
“The Home o f Fine Foods*'
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