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TF your worn or dam-
aged tire is not worth
repairing wo will tell
youso frankly. Weareatyour
tervice always to help yoa
get the limit of long wear from
your tires, regardless of make.
INTERTJRBAN
AUTO CAR CO.
mm
Tires
An
Opportunity Sale
LUNCH CLOTH
and
FOUR NAPKINS
stamped cn un
bleached muslin.
The set for
50 CENTS
Be sure and get
YOURS Sat.,
April 21, at
The
Handicraft
Shop
Help tlio 1-oenl Y. V. C. A.
ROADS IN CRATER
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Th. Nim
tiAyar CtJ
milk th
ItrvM
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Tnti
THE "special dis
count" is tempt
ing, but not when
you understand who
pays for it. The tire
dealer doesn't pay
for it. The manu- '
facturcr cannot af
ford to. Chances are
it comes out of the
quality of the tire,
so) after all, you pay
for it. None of the
quality of Goodyear
Tires ever is sacri
ficed to "special dis
counts" or any thing
else.
An Gttodytar StrvUm Mtmtton
0..r IM . tnf Ntom
mmnd Goorfvenr 77r. and
bach Ihmm up Itilh tlandard
Condylar Sarvicm
MKM'Oltl)
SiatVK'U STATION
There has been ailoted to the Cra'
ter National forest for road and truil
work during (ho coming season, $41
4 50 and for telephone lines and other
Improvements $5,914. ,
The roads to bo constructed are:
Lake of the .Woods road, botween
Rig Elk Ranger station and Lako of
the Woods,
Diamond Lake road reconstructed
(removal of stoop grades.)
Huckleberry City road (to be com
pleted by the beginning of the huck
leberry season.)
Trail to summit of Umpqua Dlvldo
road.
Thompson Creek road, between
mouth of Thompson creek and Steam
boat.
Portions of the following trails
will be built:
Itoguo "River Umpqua Divide
trail.
Buzard Mine to Woodruff Mead'
ows trail. '
Craggy Mountain Trail, between
tile Crater and Siskiyou National
j forests.
Summit Trail, botween f our mho
like and the trail between Seven Mile
Ranger station and Lodgepolo.
Tho following telephone lines will
bo constructed:
Line to Diamond lake to be com'
pleted before July 1.
Lino between Trull and Woodruff
Meadows.
Line between Herschberger ' and
Abbott's Butto along tho Umpqua
Roguo River divide.
Line botween Whiskey Teak and
Oregon Caves.
Line between Pelican Ray and
Seven Mile R. S. along Cascade di
vide.
This work is of primary import
ance in both the development, and
rrotection of the forest. These roads
and trails open up new country to
the fisherman, camper and hunter;
they also make it possible to give bet
tor fire protection to the forest.
Good roads Increases the value of the
timber and make It pos3lhle to mar
lift tho mature timber which is ripe
for cutting; they also bring the Bot
tler closer to his market. The tele
phones are primarily for emergency
use In' case of forest fires men and
supplies are ordered as needed, re
sulting in a saving of tlmo, money
n nd timber. They can be used In
case of accident. Illness or other
emergency by tho people la the for
est. KIghty per cent of all our flreB are
liHin caused and uro thorefore pre
vcriublo. Practically all of these man
caused fires are duo to thoughtless
ness or carelessness. Greater acces
sibility means moro travel and more
people in the forest. If more travel
-I is not going to mean moro fore, and
Increased losses from fire, It will only
be because the people of Jackson
county who use tho forest exercise
an ever increasing caro so as to
prevent forest tiros.
Mrs. H. B. Dick
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., April 19. Cat-
tlo steady, receipts. 106.
Hog market steady; considering
quullty; receipts 1219 (788 direct
with 148 on market and balunce con
tract.)
Sheep nominally steady; receipts
34.
Ituttcr
PORTLAND, Ore., April 19. But
ter four cents lower; extra cubes 36c;
undor grades 3435c; prints, full
boxes 40c;- prints half boxes 40s;
dairy buying price nominal. Muter
fat 4c lower f. o. b. Portland 39c.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., April 19.
Wheat, hard whito, bluestem, baart
$l.3f; soft white, western white
$1.26; hard winter, northern spring,
western red $1.19.
Today's car receipts Wheat 41;
flour 8; corn 2; oats 1; hay 11.
San Francisco Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19. (U.
S. Bureau of ' Agricultural Econom
ics.) Eggs, extras 31 Vic; extra
pullets 29c; undersized 22c.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19. But
terfat 48ttc f. o. b. San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.
(State Division of Markets.) Fryers
4752c.
KXPKCT HOllKK TO DISAPPEAR
FItO.M AMK1UCAX FARMING
CHICAGO, April 19. An area of
motorized farming with horses en
tirely eliminated was predicted by
Bnn.1. n, Innw n t ilin tractor moot
ing of tho National Society of Auto
motive longlneers.
Assertions were made that with
the certain development of an nll
purposo tractor capable of doing all
farm work, tho horse as a laborer
would disappear from tne American
farm.
SUGAR FALLS FIFTY POINTS
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4. 1
Advice for Mothers '
You Cannot Arfonl to Overlook
Ono Won! of This.
Portland, Ores. "Vr. Pleree'a Vn
voiito Proscription la n modlcinu Unit
can bo depended upon in all cases of
woinrn'a weaknesm'H, und ntter tin
experience extending over twenty
years I have no hesitation In recom
mending tho 'Proscription to mot horn
inning expectant periods I was
alwajH able to attend to niy work
rlKht up to tho hint without the
feeling of burden and weariness. My
Rtri'iiKth and HptrltH wero Krently
In Iped by this wonderful remedy and
I nm nuro It bad u beneficial effoet
upon my children. I do not usually
eare to Klve my name to recommend
nnythinfr, but In the case of tho 'Fa
vorite Proscription,' which is no wood
nnd reliable, nnd there Ih fo much
need of Just such u tonic for women
when burdens are heavy. I am willing
to have my W'Htiumntnl published."-
Mrs. . B.'nick, 64!t I'mutUM, Ave.
Obtain lr. Pierce's proscription
now, In lbiuid or tablets, from your
driiHRlNt or Hend 10c for trial pkff.
of tablets to Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel ln fluffiiln, T. v. Adv.
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Sti-eak"
(Continued from page one)
Heavy general selling doveloped as
soon as news of tho Injunction suit
reached the floor. Drops ranged
from 30 to 74 points, but wero fol
lowed by a rally which carried prices
back 35 points.
Cuban raw BUgar, however, sold at
a now high record since 1920.
A ealo of K500 bags was made to
one operator at 6 3-8 cents cost and
fvuight, equal to 8:18 for centrifugal.
Kuhui1 Stocks Drop
Stocks of sugar compnules listed
on tho Now York stock nxchango nlso
v.iro hit by news of tho Injunction
suit. They had started off with an
advance of ono to 1 B-8 points In the
early trading, but when word of the
suit ronched tho floor they dropped
tuio to nearly three points, from their
early high.
United States Attornoy Hnyward,
who was in charge locally of tho In
vestigation which resulted ln tho suit
characterized tho procedure as a
"united effort on tho part of fodoral
officials to ninko tho gamblers In
sugar removo tho roulette wheel from
thn American breakfast table."
Cuba cimo sugar proforred drop
ped 2 points, Cuban American and
Manntl 24 each: Punta Alegro 2Mi
South Porto Rlcan 2 nnd Amorican
Hoot Sugar 1.
"Every Increase of ono cent In the
price of sugar, artificially stimulat
ed hy these defendants In their spec
ulations has cost and Is costing tho
American people $2,000,000 a week,"
Mr. Hnyward asserted.
"Tho theory of tho government In
this suit Is tho logical development of
tho Shormnn law, tho Wilson net and
tho decision of tho United Statos su
premo court hnndod down Monday In
luo lotion corner enso-anu me grain
futures case." ,
Cut Thlt Out It la worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with Be
and mall It to Foloy & Co., 2835 Shef
field Avo., Chicago, 111., writing your
nanio nnd address clearly. You will
recelvo In return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey nnd Tar Com
pound for combs,: colds nnd croup;
Foloy Kidney Pills for pains In aides
and hack; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder nldmonls; and Foloy
Cnthartlo Tablets, a wholesomo and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
ronstlpntlon, biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
Announcement
Wo have recently taken on tho ser-
vlco station stock of McQuny-Norrls
Walnright pistons, in nddltion to
greatly Increasing our atock of Do
Lux pistons, and we are now In better
shnpe to supply tho autolst with his
requirements than ever before. You
can depend upon the reliability of this
shop pioneers in gas engine work
nnd specialists In cylinder and piston
refitting. We have a very complete
stock of piston rings. Riverside
Garage. 0
DEUEL'S APRIL SALE Of PROGRESS
fridayi Extraordinary Saving's Saturday
EDITORIAL
You will find this store,
during this sale, rich in
values of high quality mer
chandise. Odds and ends,
broken lots and surplus
stocks throughout our en
tire store are offered at un
usually attractive prices for
this event.
These radical reductions,
all over the store, afford
you an opportunity to buy
many articles of apparel
and household necessities
at substantial savings dur
ing this sale.
RATINES FOR SPRING
COSTUMES
$1.85 values, now . .$1.35
$1.65 values, now ... .98c
55c values, now 39c
NEW "KING TUTS"
Voiles at 45c, 55c and 65c
Silk Crepes at $2.25, $3.25
GINGHAMS
32-in. Kalburnies, fast
color, 35c and 40c values,
yard . . 29c
i
TAFFETAS
15 good colors. For frocks
of unusual charm to greet
the spring, $2.50 values,
at, yard' . . $1.98
' BLOOMERS
White batiste, full cut for
women, $1.00 value, at 69c
SILK SWEATERS
Tuxedos ... $4.75 to $7.50
Slip-Overs .$3.75 to $4.50
CRETONNES
To make space for our large
and new stock of Cretonnes,
we offer at radical reduction
our present assortment of
draperies in four lots.
Values to 50c, lot 1 at . .29c
Values to 65c, lot 2 at . . 39c
Values to 75c, lot 3 at ... 49c
Values to $1.00, lot 4 at 59c
CH ALLIES
A case of new Comforter
Challies. Very special at 19c
Ladies'
Pure Silk
Pointex
Hose. One
lot, value
$1.69.
Very'
special,
$1.29
Imported
English
Golf Hose. Sizes from 7 to
10. For women and chil
dren, $1.50 value at 98c
Kotex, 65c value 55c
SPORT KERCHIEFS
10 dozen new Sport Ker
chiefs, colored borders.
Regular 15c values, 3
for . 25c
"TUT" NOVELTIES
Ear Rings, values to $1.95,
in two lots at . .49c to 98c
Bracelets, 75c value, at 50c
Compact Vanity Cases,
plain and fancy, each 79c
TOILET
COMBINATIONS
Pompeian Vanishing and
Cold Cream $1.00
Mavis Cream, Talc and
Face Powder ..... .$1.00
One Gainsborough Powder
Puff with each Face Pow
der purchase.
BRASSIERE
Specials
Cloth Mesh at 29c and 49c
Belding's Wash Satin 89c
1 lot, $1.25 values at . .89c.
GIRDLEIERES
Side or back fastening.
Very special . . . .$1.25 up
All Suits, Coats and Dresses Specially Priced
CORSETS '
A complete line of both
front and back lace Corsets
for slender and stout wom
en. Priced from $1.25 up
CLOSING OUT
Entire stock of La Camille
Front Lace Corsets at h price
DeBevoise Brassieres
Formfit Girdleieres
Vanity Fair silk Underlings
See Them
Buy Them
REMNANTS ON SALE
Don't Miss
These
To clear our stock of all short lengths, we offer hundreds of unusual bargains in 1 to 5 rd
lengths at just one-half the regular price.
Silks, Woolens, Voiles, Ratines, Swisses, Domestics, Cretonnes, etc.
GAUZE VESTS
Bodice top or built up, 35c
and 40c values, each . . 29c
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
Bodice and built up shoulder,
"values to 70c, suit 55c
CHILDREN'S UNION
SUITS.
35c values, suit .25c
LACE SPECIAL-1,000 YARD ASSORTMENT 5c YARD
Boys' Blouses Men's Sox, 6 pair, Kaynee Wash Suits
75c, $1.00, $1.25 guaranteed 6 mo $1 Price $1.95 to $8.50
Men's Percale Men's Negligee Garden Hats, Khaki
Shirts, $1.00, $1.25, and Straw, 35c, 50c
Dress Shirts $1.00 $2.00 and $3.50 75c, 85c
Men's Chambray
Work Shirts at 75c
Men's Bib Overalls
$1.75
Boys' Bib Overalls
$1.00
qvauty F. K. DEUEL & SONS r-
V.nm It (iivn It tei the Y. Y. C. A. Have It.