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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1917)
1i Page Six. EUGENE DAILY GUARD Tuesday Evening, Augusf Cheerful Window Sale of plum 1 bid LINOLENE Shades Commencing 'August 24th an(j continuing seven days, we offer S dozen of these widely adver tised and well known Window Shades. All metal parts, including brackets, nails, pulls, electro nickel plated and burnished. A beautiful shade in a full range of colors. In 6 foot lengths, 36 inches wide, price, .80 per shade, SEE OUR SPECIAL fpM I ( ' WINDOW DISPLAY rWIJ'- JJnP -AND SEE OUR VW JSf BTOCKS OF LINOLENE i' I MANVILLE BROTHERS, I M 77 Ninth Avenue East. jr I Central School Grounds to Be Scene of Merry Making and Feasting August 31 There will be a harvester picnic at tho Central school grounds nt Dondwood, Friday, August 81. Tbero will be a good program at 10:30 a. ut., a vciilsou barbecue at nooa and races, ball gamo, and contests In the afternoon. A dance In the evening will finish tho day of mer rymaking. Every one has boon invited to attend. l Dr. J. M. Miller hns moved his It dental office to the Drown Build- It jng, Ninth and Oak. n30 DRINK BULGARIAN CU'.TUhEl) MILK A FOOD A IIKALTH DUINK and a HEFnESHINQ BEVERAGE. Manufac tured and for aale by Ktigene Pure Milk and Cream Co., J. H. Schmidt, IMS Onk 8t. Thone 7& tf Shownnda the choice of tho amoker. tf j . PERSONALS Repairs to Fraternity House Nearly Finished Extensive repairs to the l'l Beta I'hi fraternity house which havo been going or. for the past thrco weeks, will be com pleted somo tlmo this week, according to It. If. Hunter, who ling been In charge. Six or seven men hnvo been employed. Among tho improvements aro the addi tion of four new sleeping rooms, tho enlargement of the dining room, the lay ing of oak flooring In the principal rooms downstairs, tho installing of a new steam heating system, and the working over of tho plumbing. Himon Kiovdubl returned Monday from a bunting trip in the Coos Bay re gion. Mrs. C. SI. Wills, of Vida, left Eugene Tuesday morning for a visit at Oregon City. Dr. P. M. Day returned Monday from a fishing trip of several daya apent at Elk Lako. Dr. and Mrs. Waldo Adams arrived home Monday from an extended vacation ut Westlnke. Dr. and Mrs. F. O. G. Schmidt return ed Monday from Newport where they spent several days. Sirs. B. J. .Maniuiss and two children, of Irving, were in the city to do some shopping Tuesday morning. Sirs. D. E. Vernon of Oakland, Or., is visiting in Eugene as tho guests of Mrs. SI. SI. Wakefield. O. C. Caswell und family were pass engers Slonday for Tsiltcoos lake where they will take a short outing. SIlss Delpbie nnd Sliss Cllstie Sfcek and Sirs. Grace Clnrk, of Coburg, were visitors in the city Tuesday morning. SI. E. Large, ticket clerk at the South ern Pacific station, with his wife, return ed Slonduy from a short trip to Slarjh-ficld. Dr.' Almon G. Atwood, formerly a practicing dentist In Eugene, returned with his young son to liis home in Fall City, Slondny.- E. F. Ghormley operator at the South ern Pacific station, returned Slonday to Eugene nfter a short vacation spent at Oakland and San Francisco, Cnl. Judge nnd Sirs. D. V. Kuykendall of Klamath Falls, returned Slonday night from Triangle Lake where tbey attend ed tho Kuykendall family reunion. Sir. nnd Mrs. I. I. Inman and daugh ter Elma returned to Eugene Sunday from Seattle where they visited for three weeks nt the home of their daughter, Sirs. C. C. Hunt. Sliss Slamie Gillette, daughter of A. J. Gillette, Southern Pacific agent here, leaves Slondny for a visit in Everett, Washington, where she will be a guest of Sliss Florence Crnig. Dr. and .Mrs. Sherman Sloody returned Sunday from an nuto trip to Portland. Sirs. Bertha SI. Martin of Nebraska and Miss Dorothy Stafford of Oregon City both nieces of the Sloodys, 'accompanied them home. Sirs. Cordelia Ankeny and daughter, Sliss Gladys, left Slonday for an extend ed trip to points south. They will stop with relatives in SIcdford nnd continue on to California stopping some time in Oakland. C. A. E. Whltton nnd daughters Clara and Gertrude and SIlss Alice Cressy left Eugene Slondny noon for Tsiltcoos Lake whero they expect to camp for two weeks near the lake. Claire Dalglcish is working for a few daya at tlio Oregon Power company's gas plant on Eighth avenue. Sir. and Sirs. W. P. Farrell, who are recent arrivals from Oklahoma, left Eu gene Tuesday morning over tho Southern Pnclflc lino for Slarshficld, whero they may locate. cessfully passed the final examination and are now mustered into the regular army. Mr. ami Ir. rinrenee Sceederlm and family of Lower Hniita Clnr duy visiting at the honu of Mr. and Mrs. J A. Fellows. . DENTAL OFFICE MOVED Dr. L. L. linker hns moved his offlco from 810 to 410 C. nnd W. Building ovor SlcSlorran nnd Washburne store, tf EUGENE MOTOR SERVICE 89-05 9TH AVENUE WEST Phone 500 Good clean cars. Careful drivers. Drive any mlnuto DAY OR NIGHT W. L. 0RR J. F. ROSS Helping Mother Preserve on The Cabinet Gas Range Is a favorite occupation of little folks these days with the need of food conservation so urgent. Long experience hns proved that canning on a Gns Range saves time, expense nnd worry, res erves "turn out" better no boiling over or burning. Heat reg ulation easy and accurate. Order your Cabinet Gas Range today nnd enjoy its conveni ence, not only during the canning season, but all through the year. Phono 28 OREGON TOWER CO. 881 Oak St I THY THIS GUARD "WANT ALT WAY Lill COUNTY NEWS SANTA CLARA (By Staff Correspondence) Santa Clara, Or., Aug. 21. B. T. Touel and family are moving their hcusohold goods to Sllverton, Oregon, whero Sir. Yotiel is employed ns prm clpal of the Sllverton schools. Sir. Wilt had tho misfortune to break his leg Wednesday oftornoon whilo ho was riding on a hayrack. The break was caused by Sir. Wilt riding with his limbs hanging from the front of the wngon nnd one of tho horses In the hnrncss kicked back causing tho brenk. Sirs. C. SIcFarland nnd dnughter Sliss I.Mcl, nro camping and picking hops at llarrlsburg. G. T. Fellows and family motored to nnrrlBhurg Slondny morning. The young ladles of Santa Clora met at tho homo of Venleta Forrester Friday nnd mndo a largo box of candy for their brothers nnd boy friends .who are In the Second company of Oregon National Guard nt Fort Stevens. Miss Llllio Dell Fellows left Aug. 17 for Cheshire, Oregon, to attend the wed ding of Sliss Clara Bailey. Miss Clnra graduated from tho eighth grade clnss. Sliss Follows was teaching at Cheshire, Oregon, fivo years ago. Parents nnd friends hero hnvo ro-, reived word that all the Santa Clara buys who enlisted in the Second com pany of tho Coast Artillery have sue- WALTON Walton. Or.. Auc. 21. Mr. and Sirs. Eugene Snellstrom returned home Tues day after a six weeks' visit with rela tives in Washington. Sir. and Sirs. Edgar Slabe went to Eugene Wednesday. Sirs. Slary and Sliss Elouisa WhitnKcr wont to Eugene Wednesday. Mrs. Wliit akcr will leave for Arizona Thursday. Sir. and Sirs. Lloyd Lyons returned home from Eugene Slonday. Sliss faille Slabe who his been vis iting her brother ErncBt at Ivison re turned home Thursday. Warren Boring went to Richardson Thursduy. Chief of Artillery In American Army lnirance mTfrirfumMmi! hi n mm This unusual photograph shows a tor- , had struca tne water on iu...uu ul ulwu lu0 torpedo befor, it pedo fired from an American warship de8truction. The camera was able to water. 1 just as it nas ten me iuue, auu uui. BBIS OEM MARCH Rrtffiirtpir-General I'evton Slarch has been designated by the War Department as chief of artillery for the American Armv now in France. He will have charge of overy type of ordnance used in siege operations. "Torpedo of American Warship Poised in Midair. 19H t 1 1 f i x i - , - -' t - On Wednesday, Aug. 15 the many friends nnd neighbors of Sirs. Emma Beeves gathered at her home and ten dered her n pleasant surprise in honor of her seventy-first birthday. At high noon a most delicious luncheon was serv ed which wus greatly enjoyed by nil par ticipants. In the early afternoon all de parted after wishing Sirs. Reeves many returns of the day. The guests were: Preston and Robert Reeves SI. P. Slabe and family, Sir. and Sirs. Warren Sur enmp and children, Sir. nnd Sirs. Warren Boring and children, Sirs. W. E. Park nnd children, Sirs. Slutt Dibble nnd chil dren, Sirs. Itoy Spry nnd children, Sirs. L. S. Porter nnd child, Sirs. J. E. Snyder and child, Sirs. S. W. Snyder, Sliss Lclia Surcamp, B. J. Owen, Sirs. Chas, Nich ols and Sirs. It. E. Leber. CHESHIRE (By Staff OotreiponJttnce) Cheshire, Or., Aug. 21. The thresh ing machine of this community that has been busy the past week has stopped op e ration for a few days before beginning the rogulnr fall threshing. E. K. Dunbnr of Grants Pass was a business visitor to Cheshire Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Jones motored to Eugene on business Monday. Etna Dragoo of Uinwntha, Kansas, visited from Sunday till Tuesday here with hia cousins, Mrs. A. S. Cheshire and Mrs. Ball. Mr. Drngoo is expecting to locate in Oregon if he finds a desirable location. : . ' Mrs. H. E. Bailey and sons nnd Mar vin Bailey came from Wendiiiig Thurs day and is nt the home of C. E. Bailey. Miss Linda Iluynes returned to Eu gene Friday after visiting with her sis ter, Mrs. Joseph Hisu. "Tobias Jacobson departed for Wend ling Friday where he hca a position. Byron Hutching of Jefferson has been in Cheshire aud vicinity for more than a week preparing to lond a car of lumber. Orval Phelps of Springfield has been in Cheshire looking after business in terests the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lnn-rmn - passengers on Monday's train hJA .1 p,'"'"d i. aim mra. a. s. Che.for, l Maude Ball. E. Dr. j T' chins motored to Eugene, NJ Mr. and Sirs. J. C. Krrail h. guests nt their home. i,.i. J...7 law, Mrs. Mike Krcnik and chiH Al lfi A Tin 11 l-I.ttiL t 4 "r' ui neattif. Sirs. Slyrtlc Cheshire ...J v.. .. - uu jiri, m,j Bnll were surprised Thursday bj i J from Leluinon by motor. Th,r , Sirs. Cook and children of Ubu r.ognr nnnrp ot Jiakcr and Him diiiiiiii oi vjirants rass. EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE The very best stepping stone to a good place in the busi ness, world is a thorough course in Shorthand, Typewrit ing, Bookkeeping, Spelling and other subjects that make up a complete business course. Decide now that you will make the start. Ask for our free catalog and for any special information that yM may want. Write, phone or call at College office. EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE, P. O. BOX 196. EUGENE, OREGON, Woman Wins National Swimming Championship lira WUCV I HLtKAN Miss Loot Freeman, of the National Woman's Lite Saving league, won the national American amateur athletic long distance swimming championship at Shcepshcad Bay, when she covered the course ot two and one-half miles In 1 hour 25 minutes and 30 2-3 seconds. You Men Who Pay the Advertising Bills A large organization, nationwide has been working for two years to promote better advertising con ditions and to protect the man who pays the advertising bills. It employs a large staff of experts and has gone to great expense in order to protect your interests. This organization is financed by ad vertisers, advertising agencies and newspaper, magazine, farm journal and trade paper publishers all over America with the sole object in view of putting the buying of advertising space on a sound, clean, businesslike basis so that You, when you buy ad vertising, can know what you get. It is not organized for profit but for service only. This organization is known as the "A. B. C." Audit Bureau of Circulations and is entitled to the support of every business man who ever pays a dollar for adver tising space. When you buy space from any pub lisher who is a member of the "A. B. C." you buy CERTIFIED CIR CULATION circulation that is as bona fide and square and honest as a certified check circulation that has been verified, in every smallest detail, by the trained and unbiased auditors of the "A. B. When you buy advertising space, buy it from those publications who have nothing to conceal, whose circulations are certified circulations. 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