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PAO» POUR THE SPRINOBHELD NWW8 I M ARE NAMED I 10 COUNT VOIES Thurston TOWN AND VICINITY Mr». Bertha Herrington- from Klamath Falls, who haa been here helping care for her granddaughter, little Betty Henson, who has been Complete List of Election Of- IM‘riou*ly ••>. '» making pian» to ficial. for City Precincts h.°“ * " Dc* B* “ y *’ m,,ch LEGION DANCE TO BE HELD SATURDAY Correspondents In Every Commun Ity Organisation W anted for New Social Servlea Organ Wseton Colored T rio and Reduced Admieelon to Feature Dance at Thurston H a ll Medford Man Here — Kenneth | Drive to Portland— M r and Mrs. Giles of Medford Is visiting with I F H Hamlin made a business trip friends In Sprintfleld Ihls we >k lo Portland on Saturday of the past First copy of a four page midget The first of Hie American Lcgl it week. newspaper designed to stimulate ■lames to lie held ihls year will he Leaves for Salem— Jack Ger • the work of community social or Halurday nlghl at Thurston II was left Monday for Salem »In re he Californian Here— Pete Sorenson ganisations, and to bring about u will speed several days. of rule latke, California, was a ctHtperuilve effort on the part of announced I,slay hv J M I.ttrsott. •rief visitor Friday at the home of Vi’ltir Friday— It ’Ur f. i t leloti thoae carrying on this work was lln iin e e o f f i c e r id lh,* post t.iirson Mr. and Mrs. J. M Larson of 1 owell was a vlapor In Sprln Issued by the I’lilverslly of Oregon alio anuoumed a special reduction . field on Friday. Ihls week Philip Parsons, dean of in admission prices, The price of Visitors from Porti».,« Georgi' Donaldson, and sen. Veri of Port ,h*‘ »‘‘bool of Applied Social Si I tickets having licen reduced from Marev'a Mm Hare—It II. Ho $1.00 lo 50 cents. land arrived In Springfield Friday *" editor, kins of Mureokt was a buslii. s to vlalt with Mr Denuldson’s aunt A* ••me of the first laam visitor In Springfield Frida. Members of Ihe Weston colored and mule. Mr and Mrs J T Don Mor* ••>“« • <><» clubs and aodai or trio »ill provide spin laity numbers Collects Bounty—It. A. Drury aidatta. ttunlsullons hud been contacted Ity for the dunce Mr. Weston will do Jasper collected the county houut ! Dr. Farson's offlee. He feels certain Visits Sister—Freedom Massie, that there are a number of others piano numbers soil Ihe two chll of ft Saturday for two bobcat resident of East Grand Forks, Min which he has not reached and re ■Iren will preseut stage acts. which he had killed. liesota. left today for Portland after queata that names of such clubs he Guest on Tuesday— Miss Evelyn having spent the first half of the sent to him at once so that he can , Veutch of Cottage Grove was week visiting here with his sister. publish a list of these In the next . guest of Miss Maxine Snodgraa Mrs. N, W. Emery Issue of the paper ; here Tuesday evening. Whatever services are available FRIDAY Play In Eugene— Barbara Barnell Albany Resident Here — Mrs and Ted Lenhart played a group of at the University will be given the SATURDAY j Helen Rust of Albany visited with xylophone duets on the program of groups. Right now efforts are being friends In this city Saturday for. ihe G A. It. meeting at the Eugene made to assemble a booklet of I noon. armory Monday. Mrs. Bernice model club homes which cau he Neher Findley was the accompan built without a great expenditure. Dinner Guests— Mr. and Mrs. It ist. Special courses in reporting are A. Johnson of Eugene were Sunday available io those who write for the B ébe *T ¡A N IE L S dinner guests at the home of Mr paper, and It Is the desire of the M N IVON U V d »TOMB Continues Lecture— John Knox, and Mrs. John Lenhart. professor of science st the high editor to have one correspondent tin the Stage Week-end Gueat — Miss Lottie school Frlduy continued his lecture In each club to write for the paper MELODY MAIDS Lewis of Csdtuge Grove was on Astronomy which he begun the The patter should become the con In Novel Spotlight Idea ference room of (he clubs. he week week end guest here of Miss week before. He explained and Il thinks Flossie Mathis. lustrated the relative locations of FRIDAY— he various planets. Improved Given Out Saturday. Miss Josephine Mathews from Portland visited her sister. Mrs. Election board members to serve Carribel Welse, the first of the the four precincts of Springfield In the primary election to be held Little Ann Bussell from Silver- May 20, were announced Saturday ton is spending several days with by W. B. Dillard, county clerk. The h„_ , .. ... . , , , her grandparents, Mr and Mrs officials by precincts are as fol Fred Russell. lows: Thurston high school basketball First Precinct : Cora M Hinson. _ , _ .... . . ... teams motored to Wend ling Mon- . ,,, /T „ day evening to play and the Thurs- I r i t i l t i Wl-.v». oil.A „ Nellie KTaslllo trude Wilson, and G. Carr ton girls won. while the boys were Second Precinct: Maude T. defeated. Pat O'Brien and Nancy C arroll in a scene from “ Personal Bryan. F. P. Thurman, Welby Maid." Sunday and M onday attractio n at the Colonial Stevena, Ida C. Adams, and Hattie theatre. E. Myers. Third Precinct: Hattie B. Drury, "MY PAST" SEEN Lillian Black. Alice L. Thompson, Blanche May. AT COLONIAL SHOW Fourth Precinct: Voting. Abbie Announcing a change of pictures K. Wheaton. Prank Gordon. Elma for this week-end, the Colonial has Halsey. Ids Swarts. Elisabeth Ol ...... .........— . Catherine Basford. D . D . O- tx’’’ked ,he fo ,,r ’,ar h'T 'My Past." son. ...... Counting. Bernice Van Valxah. Leota Roden- a* ” ®a8 an a n il Walter AchlU with Bebe Daniels. Ben Lyon. Lewis to Feature Double Main | Stone and Joan Blondell for this Soil Fertility and Irrigation to bough. Alice Doane and L. A. Bas Event at Armory Friday Friday and Saturday, the manage ford. Be Discussed at Two-Day ment announces. "My Past," is de Two sets of officials are named Herb Owen may have had a large scribed as a dramatic revelation of Session in Eugene for the fourth district because of crowd at hfs wrestling match In the yesterday's mis-steps, being the the heavy balloting usually done Soils and soil fertility problems Eugene Armory last Friday, but famous unsigned biography of Dora there. and various irrigation problems will present Indications are that that I Macy. celebrated ac'res? be considered at a special soils i crowd will dwindle into insignlflc SERVICES ANNOUNCED | ance in comparison with the on? As a special stage feature during short course that will be held In FOR M. E. CHURCH expected at the Armory for th« ,he ,wo night run of Mv Past, the Chamber of Commerce rooms in double main event bill this Friday. the Popular Melody Maids will ap- Eugene next Thursday and Friday. OPPORTUNITY NITE Gets County Bounty — H K Love That Feeds Our Faith. The Eugene wrestling promoter P*'ar In a novel Colonial "spotlight February 4 and 5. according to an Becker of Dexter Friday collected LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE will be the text of the message for hsd an unusually good card for the idea ‘ In which a unique setting and nouncement Just received from O. »2 from the county bounty fund for Goes to Estacada— P. J Bartholo CONDUCTS SERVICE the Womens Home Missionary go- fans last week and they were we 1 lighting effect combination will be S. Fletcher, county agent. The pro one bobcat pelt, mew. local mortician, drove to Rata ciety s thank offering Sunday at 11 pleased with the fray until the last introduced. The Melody Maids will grams for the two days are as fol cada Tuesday morning to conduct Students of the Theological class Drive to Medford—Dr. and Mi o clock at the Methodist church minute of the affair when both llifer several of the latest harmony lows: funeral services for Margaret Mar R. P. Mortensen drove lo Medford hall, eight year old Vaughn school of the Lighthouse Temple In Ku Members of this society will assist Achiu and Reagan Sonnenberged *'its. appearing twice each even Soils and Soil F e rtility Oay— Saturday returning the follewlnr Irl who died Saturday of burns gene conducted special services at In the service. Special music will ¡nto each other, both going out for lB«- at 7:30 «nd » 4 0 P m. Thursday, February 4 day. be provided by the choir. sustained when her clnthlng caught the Full Goapel Assenihly in Spriug the end of the match. Achiu did Prida). a, „ egtabHghed fea. 10:00 "The Lane County Soil Sur- field Tuesday evening P. E Mur Truth Through Consecration." is manage, whether conscious or not fire at school. vey and Ils Use.” by Dr. W, Klamath Resident Visits— Mr, phy was in charge of the student the Rev. Dean C. Poln .... theme ........ that .u«c „ev. tean v. Hom to wrap one leg over the limp form I X h ' T ' n“ ' ”' ’ “ t” ** pre8 L. Powers, chief of soils. L. Herrington of Klamath Fulls was group. dexter w.ll present Sunday even- ,)f Reagan and therebv won on a , . Opportunity Night con Inspect Forest Equipment — Ar Oregon Agricultural College a visitor in Springfield on Monday tests. for cash ‘ prizes. Many ■ng at 7:30. This subject will be technicality. --------- new 11:00 thur Moses. Smith Taylor and Kay "Farm Manures and Leg- of this week. entries have been received and the developed from the texts. "If any Fans did not like this verdict and Engles spent Monday at McKenxte umes." by Prof. C. V. Ruxek. man »ill do His will he shall immediately clamored for amateur entertainers will be pres- Many Attend Concert — Mary Bridge inspecting and Inventorying soils department. Oregon “ ™ ented between the first and second know*. . . and Not My Will But raatch which they have finally se- ; showg „ 9 Springfield residents went to Eu forest service supplies and equip Agricultural college. Thine. . . o’clock Friday night. gene Sunday afternoon to attend ment at the ranger station Engles cured. To obtain this however it 12.00 Noon recess. The Epworth League will have a was necessary to induce Bob Mil- 1:30 "Soil Acidity and Liming." the concert given by the Eugene has recently been appointed to take .. „„ , , w„ lo „ , <t met T w o C O LL EC T LA R C E over the duties of supervisor in this by O. S. Fletcher, Lane Gleemen at McArthur Court. room. the Chinaman here Friday to post- district replacing Taylor who re county agent. Guests at Mabel— M r and Mrs. Springfield. Oregon Plans are progressing nicely for a „one huTp’^ara'nce for"'the £ e s COUNTY BOUNTY SUMS quested a change of duties. 2:00 “Use of Commercial Fertili-j M A. Pohl and Mr. and Mrs. O. H bigger and better Sunday church ent. xers," by prof. Ruxek. Jarrett were guests nt the home school. This begins prompUy at j Reagan and Achiu will tangle H. A. Cain and William McMahon Premium MISSION 3:00 "Fertility in Lane County j of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riggs at the Armory card Friday and fans ^ ‘h ° f We«tflr Saturday collected BELL Soils," by Dr. Powers, Mabel on Sunday. are hoping there will be no fluke 174 from the county bounty fund Irrigation Day— F day, HOW ONE MAN ! ending. That they will be there In when they brought seven cougar Recovering—Mrs. Chester Hill of February 5 and two bobcat pelts to the Lane The Pleasant Hill boys' and girls' 2 Pound Box Vida who was recently stricken LOST 22 POUNDS a body i8 *•"»<>»• a certainty. 10:00 "Irrigation from Wells by courthouse. The men had --------- — The second main event is also an county , M. R. Lewis, federal irriga wl,h ptomaine poisoning is recov- basketball teams played the Lorane Mr. Herman Rnnkis of Detroit interesting one for the local fans. vi!f„_Ca,P UFe, f°.Ur. yoUD8 cougar 5 Bar« tion engineer. located at now and is able to be up and teams at Ixirane Friday. January »_-____' .in i__,__. ____ . kittens two of which they have sold -ritaa • "A •• a few lines of .»__ writes: thanks from i, It — will bring . Marvin Barrackman, Oregon Agricultural college move *bol,f «‘ cording to her phy-1- 22. The girls' game resulted In a tie 30 lo 30. The Pleasant Hill B y J ,r8.i Olympia wrestler, and Roland War 1 in Portland and the others being 11:00 “Irlrigation In the Wiliam- clan' bottle of Kruschen Salts took all disposed of in California. boys defeated the Lorane boys 26 the aches and swellings out of my ren. a new boy from Klamath Falls ette Valley." by Arthur S. to 19. The lineup for Pleasant Hill Lives in California— George Hof- Joints—with my first bottle I went together. Barrackman is not a new The men received $10 bounties King, extension soils spe sess. formerly engaged in business was girls: Center. Evelyn Phelps; on a diet and lost 22 pounds and man In the Eugene armory, having for each of the cougar pelts ex Dalles Diamond cialist, Oregon Agricultural now I feel like a new man." here was a visitor the first part running renter Bonnie Jeanne Tin startled the fans last year in his hibited. and will receive another college. To lose fat SAFELY and quickly of the week. Mr. Hofsess is now ker; guards Mildred Swift and take one half teaspoonful of Krus brilliant work during the Yaqui $25 bounty on each from the state 12:00 Noon recess. Zella Mauney; forwards, Nancy chen Salts In a glass of hot water Joe, Sonora Indian, match. fund. The bobcat bounty ig $2 1:30 "Cannery Crop Irrigation living in southern California. Barnum, and Emma Ixiu Baughman. in the morning before breakfast. In the match last week George each Problems.” by Lee S. Turn 49 Pounds For your health'., &1ke ask for and Wilson former U. of W’. football Boys—Center. Harold McLeod, for Mail Carrier Returns — Drson I t A. Carter of Oakridge collect- er. field man for Eugene get Kruschen—the cost for a bottle wards, Earl McLeod and Dwight Vaughn is again varying ihe city __________ ______ star- bad little difficulty In winning ed $16 bounty on one cougar and that lasts 4 weeks is but a trifle at Fruit Growers association. any drugstore in the world and « two of tbree ,aUs ,rom Tom Rax lyn l- and Howard Campbell r - 2:00 "Overhead Irrigation of Pas mall route following an illness. Rmwn ; guards, John Garmlre and Henry Olson. Substitutes Ham tovfullv16 ««fi* K°n “re Longviear. Art O'Reilly. U. of O. ceived $4 for one coyote. Archie ture and Truck Crops," by John Benton, assistant carrier, de mond. Garmlre, Doane and Parks. Joyfully satisfied with results— boy met Lewis Weikum when his Williams of Rainbow collected for F. E. Price, agricultural en livered the mall during Vaughn’s money back. AU good druggists will » .« .« n s oi nainDo»- collec Pleasant Hill meets Oakridge at be glad lo supply you. partner for the evening was unable one bobcat and one coyote. gineer, Oregon Agricultural absence. Pleasant Hill Friday. January 29 to be present. college. The planing mill of the lx*wls Go to Birthday Dinner— Mr. ana (Continued from Page 3) 2.45 Installing a Farm Irrigation Mrs. J. M. I.arson and sons, motor Lumber company at Pengra Is ex WOOL GROWERS NAME LIONS HEAR DR. STIVERS, System," by Mr. King. $5.97; Roger Anderson $9.96; Floyd ed to Junction City Tuesday even peeted to resume operations soon 4 Cans, Tall McCORNACK DIRECTOR MUSICIANS AT LUNCHEON Johnson $5.97; Joe Martinson $11.- The county agent states that all ing to attend a birthday party given When operating at full capacity this 94; N. L. Austin $23.94; Merle Aus Sack interested paties are invited to take for Mrs. Sam Miller, sister of Mrs. plant employs from 40 to 50 men. tin . . $7.19; . . . W. . . H. Wallace $5.97; Lov- E- A. McCornack of Eugene will An '“expensive trip to the Holy part in htis soils short course. Larson. The J. P. Hull sawmill at Low $13.93^nc DM, ShenonA'$7L7Ì S Wl t F1 represent we»<ern Oregon on the Land wlU so° “ convince even the ell Is expected to resume opera Wilson $15.92; C J. Wllford $5.97•' . board of directors of the Pacific most 9l(eptical person of the au- Week-end Guest—Robert Polley, tions In a few days which will give H. M. Neal $11.44; A. W. Martin Cooperative Wool Growers it was ,hent‘city of the Bible according to DANNER TAKES OVER student at the University of Ore employment to about 30 men. The $7.71; H. J. Reams $15.67; T. A. stated this week following a count Dr E V' StlTe™. former pastor gon was a week-end guest at the mill has been Idle for several ASSOCIATED STATION - at a reMnt ^ mbership m J he \ F1: : L T 8^ “ home of Mr. and Mrs. D. B Mur months. Enough orders have been made a trip to Palestine a fev CRESCENT bruck $3.98; T. A. Breeden $9 95; E. R. Danner, former Springfield phy in this city. Mr Polley's father received to keep the plant In oper . __ . W. _________ McCornack is now president of ’ ears a8°- In addressing the mem- Ford dealer, this »reek announced is a cousin of Mrs. Murphy. Oeo. Mattison $5.97; Martin ation for some time to come. $5.97; Bryant Moore $3.98;" Bill the Lane County Chamber of Com- bers of tbe s Pri“Bfleld Lions club that he has taken over the Associa No. 2 Tins. W.U- VurtU M Ill^ W l 89Dt e merCe- “ Eu»ene banker' and ba” a‘ th6ir meetin* Fr'day n° On' Seeks Damages — A com plaint ted service station at Tenth and 2 for Gregory $23.88; Ira Hake $11.94; 8erTed 38 a dlrect°r °f the Wool Miss Leone Elliott sang two vocal Olive street in Eugene. The station filed with the county clerk Satur- PRODUCE COMPANY TO 4 Pound Pail it“y .J,a«skSO" ,995; Wal,er P Ren ( °opera,,ve 8ince » ’ as organised golos wlth Mlgg Vera,ce Hawfce ag FETE FARMERS FEB. 13 ernice Hawke as was recently purchased by the oil day by J. E. Goddard, West Spring- fro $7.96. eleven years ago. accompanist, and Bud Thienes company from E. E. Wyatt who field. seeks $7.078 damages from Emergency: Ed Davis $26 94 Announcement of "Swift Day" to Frank Spencer $23.94; J. W. Jack- sang two solos accompanied by owned and operated it for several Dr. J. R. Weatherbee, Eugene phy son $11.16; H. C. Herbert $7.97: GOSPEL CHURCH FOLK Miss Elliott. Dr. H. A. Hagen, de year8 As8° c'a’ed with Mr. Danner sician, as a result of alleged injur be held at the Eugene Armory on iLngnn$23.96!'eBiil7 ’ gpfncer “» 2 8 ^ ’ AT C0RVALLIS MEETING pu,y di8trict «"’ emor of the Lions * the 8tatl.on a.nd “ s a’»®" ies said to have been sustained in Saturday, February 13, wap made club, and William Moyer, presi- t* ons wl" be Mahion Sweet and an automobile-truck crash at this week by officials of that firm. John Dicks $12.76; Ed Davis $13.’- A number of Springfield people dent of 'be Cottage Grove club. IJame8 Wood,,en. former Creswell Thirteenth and High streets on A complete day's program has been 47; M. Peterson $71.95; O. Fosback December 19. Ford dealer. f rranged and will Include lectures $9.56; Chas Carlson $3.19; H. M represented the Full Gospel As- were guests at the meeting. on various farm problems as well When one sees the things wrlt- - ing fellowship meetings held te“ ab° “t the Bible and finds j Condemned-Have you done any- the'Morris”" " " d ” M**'nb*r" ° f ns several motion picture films re Woosley $3.19; H. M Whittaker Hill family of Jasper leased by the United States depart $23.88; Surveyor $757.14; Eugene at Corvallis Monday. Those in the them Just as they have been des- thing for me at all? most of whom have been 111 are ment of Agriculture. The produce Concrete Pipe Co. $99.45; Ross party were Frank Vernon, Mr. and crtbed even now after hundreds of Lawyer—Yes, indeed. recovering according to their ' company will he hosts to Ihe visit $'l 90erSKeeier’ tnm^n i i Mr8' Patmore Mr- Turman, Mr. and ypars- one J“»t has to believe, de- He. 20 V*w«»d H m H p Condemned- What. - commuta- physician. The small daughter and U mr R «4t«ntg PiMghatf tn BtMk. ing farmers at the noon luncheon. Mo/wr, Wgtnwt Brwwr w O tmr Herbert $2.55; Southern Pacific Co8 Mrs Roy Koch and 8ma11 8on’ Er c,ared lhe luncheon speaker. Dr. tlon of sentence? Of**« with Mrs. Hill are now able to be up and Specialists from the staff of the $97.80; Equipment $24.36; __________ Mrs. Ada; m0*’ Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Seaman,' Slivers also told many of the incl- Lawyer—No, 1 have had the day the boy Is Improving, but Mrs. company, O. 8. Fletcher, county fo x $!7.85; G. H. Waggoner $56. Jaunlta Seaman, Mrs. Anderson, dPntB which he encountered In Jof execution changed from Friday $6.3«;’ M. ¿“ ntc’ h 9$VoJ24” sUuVnn Wet" n’ other countries enroute to and from J to Thursday. Friday is an unlucky Fred Gibson, mother of Mrs. Hill, agent, and representatives of the Is still kept in her bed as a result Oregon State Agricultural college Mrs. Spores of Yarnell, and Miss Palestine. day. you know. dustrtal Accident Com. $370.56. of illness. « ill he on the speaking program. Gilbert. Mrs. Boyle and Miss Helen Market Roads Maintenance. Fred Smigley $47.- Wills, all of Eugene accompanied 38; Cleo Smigley $3.19; Eugene the party. «. IS ( n J i A B « a U t D««i< Sand and Gravel Co. $29.80; Snell- _________________ Adam PgrtW ato<>t I Z*0 strom Bros. $2.00. Ten Radienu. Rntehed in Flemish 0»sas wfch F lened Hearth Fev Arg. Bridge: A. C. Striker $ 1 7 4 .7 4 ;!,. . « » s FUce epemnes M 14 M inches wtde. R adUntfiip _ Surveyor $5.83; R. A Babb Hdw LlllC O ln S c h o o l N n fp « N . 170 I r m H M U J Co. $3.56; J. T. Bogart $1921; F. M laIIIVWI11 kJVUUUl l iu i e s Ter. AsdigMs Flruehed in f>t<h«4 Orest F .jh e d S ttm U M 1 iM l « , FtoU Brown $17.46; John Summers $13.- The mid-year examinations are tu .n l« .« iie et Site 1 1 by ) I in e h « . 47. W.H At epentrtf s i $mg|l s i ) | Inchei being held Thursday and Friday of w td . U -nch« high, « .nrhei deep Emergency: P. M. Morse $199 this week at the Lincoln school. N«. 110 C«UrtleJ Dpsi^n 74; W. W. Wilbur $40.00; Eugene k l . d b tenie w lih either highly poiiehed Clifford Whorton Is now a post • r gotique Amih Height 14 inctws. Sand and Gravel Co. $12.93; Sco W M lh 71 inc he«. Depth I I irwhee bert Warehouse Co. $27.22; Equip graduate student at the Lincoln ment $975.87; Surveyor $183.85; school, having completed his eighth Evan in our land o f (u n ih m c that« arc lim vi w h tn Ray George $7.97; Jack Hodges grade work and passed his exami IN ALL DEPARTMENTS chilly and r».ny vvsaihcr call for h e x in lhe home $23.93; Roy Fitch $62.39; T. J. T h e Hu m p hrey Radianihre u an ideal tource o f nations. Sweany $7.48; Ben Wlkon $23.92; healthful (unlike heal It w ill fornfy your home, day Members of the eighth grade bas Claire Parks $19 96; Geo ge Tol- or nlghl, againil ditagreeable w eather tnan $19.95; Ralph King $77.34; A. ketball team met the high school H u m p hrey Radiantfire heel ii lull like the heat ftom the tun Radiating re y i resch out. w x m tn g all E. Davis $77.34; W. H. Metid $1.59; freshman team In a game at the •olid obiects in the room Bui the air remains cool Frank Jarvis $1.49; Ray Worden high school gymnasium Wednesday fresh and active. $3913; John Dyer $7.50; Fred Langston $17.46; John Trunnell evening. $*9.90; Fred Smigley $46.50; J. Old The junior high girls basketball Initant Healthful Heat ham $68 19; B L. Rankin $4.78; team practices every Tuesday and N o matter h o w quickly the w eather mev Norix Smith $1.69; E. J. Mabe $16.- change, the H u m p h rey Radianifire it alw ays The new low priced Liberty model »ells for $79.50. 96; Matt Dibble $13.92; Ralph Eves Thursday after school. Some of the ready at the touch o f a match lo flood your It is a full family size and is built strong and sturdy $9.28; Ray Surcamp $3.19; W. R. high school girls are coaching them room» w ith »unlike heat to stand the gaff and not be a service problem. Boring $3.19: J. F. Dibble $3.19; Remember there ,t but one Radian,fire. BIGGEST VALUES Frank P. Briggs $12 22; A. G. Pir Senator X— We ought to Investi Ihe H um phrey Radiantfire T h e re a r t thirty, O ther types, both w ringer and spinner, are also tle $10.82; Chas. Neet $51.86; Frank gate the expenditures of these can (ii, period mndeli and portable deugn, to on display a t our store. The ABC m achines are the Shultx $14.98; T. H. Parks $24.95; i, (elect from There it a deitgn to harm onize IN YEARS didates. w ith any home furnohingi Com e in today Rasmus Rasmussen $7.96; Clarence outstanding electric WASHERS for 1932. and let ,,( tell you about the Hu m p hrey Senator Z—How much did they i Turnbow $4.98; Bert Peterman $19.- Radiantfire end the comfort and beauty it 98; Lennle Haldorsen $16.44; Les spend? w ill brtttv to your home THE LOWEST PRICES EVER W ITH THE HIGHEST ter Thomas $.79- Jess Gates $47.91; Senator X— Fifty thousand dol Frank Gates $41.83; John Hulett g QUALITY CONSTRUCTION. $6.38; Lawrence Crabtree $11.16; lars. Senator Z—What will an Investi Clifford Crabtree $3 19; M. L. Wal lace $36.88; A. Kintxley $3.19; R. gation committee cost? Calllson $3.1$; C. Brewer $3 19; Senator X— About $50.000. 8. C. Fotta $3.1$; Miller Sorensen Senator Z—That's not bad We ll $32.46; Walter Sorensen $32.46. 77 E. BROADWAY Briggs HiU; Fred Smigley $7.48. take the matter up. 931 Oak S treet Eugene Telephone 28 EUGENE, OREGON RE MATCH SURE SOILS FERTILITY SCHOOL PLANNED uwrai f nbjAut Irish-Murphy Co. Upper Willamette Crackers Toilet Soap 25c 24c Pork & Beans Flour 98c Oregon Milk 25c Farina 33c Grapefruit Shortning 25c I tfs Here! K Genuine, Brand New Low Priced A.B.C. ELECTRIC WASHER WRIGHT & SONS January Clearance Sale 39c HUMPHREY H Will Fortify Your Home Day or Niriht A tfainst C old.R ain ancrW ind Women’s Arch Support Footwear $1.78 $2.78 $3.78 Williams’ Sell Service Store NORTHWEST CITIES GAS Co.