Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 21, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextX fneiday Evening, May 21, 19IS. .EUGENE DAILY OU&lU 4Fage Five. Think Well Before Buying Your New Coat or Suit Already this season we havp bad the good fortune to help sev eral hundred customers avoid pur chasing impure fabrics and hasty tailoring in coats and suits. In hardly any season during the past ten years has it been so important to watch closely everything, big and little that goes into making garments and this applies , to our purchasing as well as yours. Frankly we recommend Wooltex garments. We know that the makers back up without the slight est hesitation the Wooltex guaran tee of ALL WOOL fabrics, EX PERT tailoring and LATEST METROPOLITAN DESIGNING ftj Crkt Hit w LET US SHOW YOU THESE SPLENDID GARMENTS. Wooltex Garments $20.00 UP. Other Makes $10.00 UP Large's McMorran & Washburae Now Control the Distribution in Lane County of the Products of Over 400 of the Nation's Greatests Factories Giving Us Unquestioned Merchandising Supremacy in Dry Goods and Allied Lines $4500.00 Worth of Genuine Fleisher's "Liberty" Yarns at 98c a Hank. We have just completed delivery of a considerable order for Fleisher's genuine 'Liberty yarn and place these 11.50 qualities on sale tomorrow morning at 9S? a full hank. Thi3 yarn has formerly been selling at $1.50 but to encourage knitting and be cause or frugal buying we can now offer it at 98c. All colors. Regular $1.10 Yarns Special 78c. We offer entire stock of $1.10 yarns at 78S this is the quality sold by most stores but it is not as good as "Liberty" yarn. We therefore announce a clos ing out price of 78 and will not carry it here after. - "TOMORROW SPECIAL" 627 Pairs Women's Mercerized Lisle 35c Hose at 25c Pair. MAIL ORDERS FILLED This is your opportunity to buy good, serviceable, finely mercerized silk lisle hosiery "mill run," made with double heel, toe and sole and in all sizes. Black only. Hosiery Shop, First Floor. Silk Flags, Allied Nations, 75c. All silk flags of British, Belgium, French and American nations mounted on wooden staff; size 12 x 16 inches. Notimis, First Floor. "TOMORROW SPECIAL" 40c Worth of Sweetheart Toilet Soap For Only 25c, (6 cakes.) WHILE 1000 CAKES LAST. Sweetheart complexion toilet soap is best for com plexion, it contains Benzoin and cold cream. Price now is 7c a cake but we will sell 1000 cakes at 6 for 25S but reserve the right to limit purchase to $1.00 worth to one customer. Alladin Dye Soap, Only 10c. "COLORS WHILE IT CLEANS." Will not injure the most delicate fabric. Colors yellow, pink, red, tan, gray, orange, lavender, dark blue, rose. 865 WILLAMETTE ST. PHONE 525. CITY NEWS (Continued from page three.) F. D. Baldwin, from the freight depot. is assisting in the ticket office during his IMeoce. Tws Get Bounties Harvey lioffer. Kugone, received the bounty on 111 digger and 3 moles, and Uojd Bangs, of Junction, received par on 15 diggers at the office of the county clerk Monday. Visit Father In Idaho Ura. Minnie Bend, state lecturer of Ike grange, left on Monday for Boise, 4uho, where she will remain a month r mors with her father, who la ill near Utt place. Hosts (ram Military School- Donald McDonald, son of Mr. snd Mrs. A. H. McDonald, and Donald Goodrich, Ka of Mr. and Mrs. I L. Goodrich, have returned from the New Mexico military Institute in Roswtll, N. M., where they bite been at achool during the winter. circuit court Mouduy to recover $S1D HI, and interest, from May 20. 1011, Alltel to be due from K. M. Warner on s promissory note. O. H. Foster is at torney for 'he plflintiff. Ray Dunn Here Kay Dunn ia here for a visit of a week with h'.s paicnta. from Bremerton, where he has been stntioned for some time in the naval reserves, lie expects to ship soon on a merchant marine ahip. Is with Rjul Ford Peterson, of Eugene, is now with a regiment ef regulara at Camp Fre mont, Cal., according to Donald McDon ald, who is hers visiting for a few days before reporting to sn officers' training camp. Peterson is an acting corporal and is making good with the old-timers. Olltard Is Assisting W. B. DUlard, former county superin teDdent of Lane county, now principal of schools at Cambridge, Idaho, is assist ing County Superintendent . J. Moore la correcting the state eighth grade el imination papers. Sues on Lien B. A. Smith has commenced suit against Dr. N. D. Hayden and E. A. Davia to recover $50.73 aliened to be due on a mechanics' lien for work done on Flanders roadster which was then owned by Hayden and afterwards sold st Davis. Tj. M. Travla is attorney for Smith. Compare These Prices at Other Stores. Standard Oil Cloth yard 25 6 spools 200 yds. Mer- ricks Thread 25 75c Regal Mops 60s 50c Regal Mops 39 35c Can Regal Oil 25? 50c Cotton Voiles 29s 75c Brassieres 50 Paoer good pins 2 5c Hooks and eyes 1 10c Macy Hooks and eyes 15c Hair pins 10 10c Handkerchiefs ..QVit Royal Society Threads 12Vi$ All linen hdkfs 15 25c, 35c and 50c Baskets, special .. 10 GOOD NEWS FOR THE GRADUATE AND THE BRIDES OF JUNE. SWEATERS FOR SUMMER No warm weather wardrobe is complete without a sweater. The bride and the graduate will find one a delightful necessity. Silk, fibre, wool, take your choice. The . new summer colorings are at McMocran and Wash burne's and how pret ty they are with the sheer summer dress or separate skirt ! Slip overs and coat styles are shown. Nov elty weaves are in evi dence. Many are with out sleeves. Prices $6 to 930. Your attention is call ed to our beautiful silk sweaters. Hardly one of them could be bought at wholesale today at the price marked on it Every one a wise in vestment! $13.50 to $30.00. Snd Floor Tomorrow BRIDAL LINGERIE! Such treasures for the June bride and the grad uate! Every woman who sees this display Monday morning will realize that she mustn't let such an op portunity pass. For the prices are really "special." ENV. CHEMISE The variety you expect Crepe de chine and satin, trimmed with dainty laces. Wash sat ins in plain tailored mod els. NIGHT GOWNS $6. Crepe de chine of heavy quality, prettily lace trimmed. Finished with wee buds. In flesh color. CAMISOLES $1.50 . $350. at McMorran and Wash burne's; crepe de chine and satin, some trimmed with filet, others plain tailored. Flesh. PETTICOATS $3 50 Heavy wash taffeta, with flounces and two rows of tucks, elastic at waist. In flesh and white. 2nd Floor Tomorrow "BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA", This store is appointed official distributers of Boy Scout and Scout Masters equipment for the Valley. All boys should join a Scout Troop. 25-VERY BUSY STORES IN ONE 25 " " After All The Best Place in Oregon to Trade. INFANTS SOCKS 19c TO 40c. It's time for infants socks, we have white ones with "colored tops, also all white and in the better quality fibre silk with fancy tops. liver the commencement addreaa of the Klamath Falls high school, while on Sat urday he will speak for the Red Cross in Medford and Grants Pass. Iii sn Note John M. 1 otter commenced suit ia tlie Simple Way to End Dandruff There Is one sure way that has sever (ailed to remove dandruff at act, and that Is to dissolve It, then roe destroy It entirely. To do tola, Juit get about four ounces of plain. eoramon liquid arvon from any drug lore (this Is all you will need,) sp ur It at night when retiring; use enough to moisten th scalp and rub " la gently with th finger tlpa. By morning, most if not all, of ur dandruff will be gone, and tares or four mors applications will ewnpletely dissolve and entirely de itroy every single sign and trace of h. no matter how much dandruff rou may have. Tu will find all Itching and dlg- Hag of the scslp will stop Instantly, "4 your hair will be fluffy, lus. ""us, glossy, silky and oft, and 'ok and feel a hundred times bet ter. Goes to Portland W. L. Smith and C. C. Crowson. of A.hlsnd. naased throush the city Mon day night on their way to Portland, where they go to testify In a suit for damages against the Southern Pacific pnilrnad. Mia. Smith accompanied her husband and they will visit la Portland tor a time. Reconstruction Crow is Hers A reconstruction crew of the Western Union Telegraph company ia in the city. They travel m special working cara ana are under J. W. Hurls. The crew came vm Bnehnrs. and will probably do some repairi-.ig and reconatruction work in the local yards. WC1 Visit at Horns Dwight W ilson, recently elected to the presidency of ths University of Oregon student body, haa withdrawn from scho )l to go to his home In The Dalles snd will vis.t there until the date set for the dep:trtnre of the neit draft con tingent, whm he will' leave with the quota from this connty. Colonel Lsader on Speaking Trip Colonel John lender, of the Univer sity of Oreg.ii, Is making a week'a speak in. in h inten-ate of the Red Cross drive this week. His first speech waa made at Hnlsey on Saturday night. Mon day he spoke at Tacoma and Camp Lewis; Tuesday he ia in Portland, re maining Wednesday talking to home guarda and others; Fridsy he will de- Joln Railroad Forces Prentiss Gross and Claire Keeney went to Portland Saturday and hired to the engineering department of the Southern Pacific railway for the aummer. Gross passed through Eugene Monday morning on the way to Cottage Grove to take up his work, and Keeney was sent out to some othr portion of the company's lines. Auxiliary to 65th Meets Tonight A called meeting of the 05th auxiliary will be held at the chamber of commerce Tuesday evening, at 8 aharp. Colonel Hammond, who was in comand of the Eugene boys before they were trana- ferred to the 65th. is In Eugene and will epeak. A letter from the Portland aux iliary will be read. All relativea and friends of boys in the Kith are requested to be present. Roam Is Nearly Ready The new Miiartere of the county court In the courthouse are approaching com pletion. They will be, ready for oc cupancy in about a week. Ths connty court room will comprise ths south por- tion, nearly two-thirds, of the old circuit court room and will be ocucpied by Judge Skipworth as circuit court quarters until the new addition is completed. ixed. He made the trip from California to be examined. Wife Secures Divorce Ernestine Vangbn received a divorce from Allen ". Vsnrbn in the circuit court Tuesday. The defendant la out of the state and a default decree waa granted The plaintiff ia given the custody of .the three children, Marjorie K. Vaughn, Ed ward E. Vaughn and Lealie D. Vaughn. The plaintiff will be permitted to re open the decree no as to aecure a.iii money and alimony If there can be per- aonal service hsd on the defendant Inter within the atate of Oregon. She ia alao held to be the sole owner of eight 4crcr in section 10, township 20, south cf rsnge 3 west, which Is of record in her name. TORNADO KILLS FIVE Salina, Kansas, May 21. Five peraons were reported killed In a tornado which awept through central Kansas early to day. Moat of the loas of life waa north of Haya, where thouaanda of dollars in damage was dons to farms. Rev. 3. S. McCsllum left Monday for North Bend on business. DIED SAVAUE At the home ot nis parents, Frances Bucknum, formerly Frances Rice, daughter of Mis. M. F. Turner, M2 Washington street, snd sister of (ieorge T. Turner. The remains will be brought to liar- risbnrg this evening and the funeral will be held Wednesday. A telegram waa re ceived here telling of her aerious condi tion after an operation and another tele gram came 20 minntes later telling of her death. Mrs. Bucknum at one time at tended the University of Oregon. She waa 89 years of age snd leaves two children. Aberdeen, Wnsh. Ths funeral waa held at the Woodman hall at Murcola Mny 21 at 2:30 p. m. Rev. N. It. Workman had uurge of the eervlco at the hull and Modern Woodmen of America directed the ssrvice at the grave. Marion VeaU-b had charge of the arrangementa. SAVAGE Atthe home of his psrents, at Marcola, May 20, 11)18, at ths age of 10 yeare. Troy Ray Savage. Besides hla parents, he leaves three brothers and four aiaters as followa; S. A. Savage, E. M. Savage, E. M. Savage, and J. Ij. Savage, all of Marcola; Mra, Nellie King, of Staytnn; Mrs. Mints Norton of Philomath ; Mrs. Bertha Price, of Marcola, and Mrs. Msry Conine cf Russia and Ukraine Peace Negotiations Are Under Way Waahington, May 21. Peace negotia tions between Russia find the Ukraine are probably weU under way. State de partment Moscow advli'ea dated May 12 aaid today that the Russian delegation was leaving st that time for Kiev to open ths negotiations, A famine was reported In Fetrogrnd while hunger waa said to be serious in other psrts of RussUu Cholera wes re ported in sections of the Caaplan country. POET CREATES RECORD In nlns months Jsmes W. Foley, poet humorist, has spoken to 200 audiences of soldiers,, sailors, aviators and marines in X. M. C. A. buildings In ths western cantonments. SENATOR JAMES ILL Washington, May 21. Senator Ollis Jamea, Kentucky, la critically ill ol Itriaht'a disease at Johna Hopkina hos pital, Baltimore. AFTER THREE YEARS Many men and women ars aick nnd don't know It. Some never dlacover they bava kidney trouble until they apply for life insurance. The kldneya are working all the time, filtering poi aonoua wasto out of ths blood stream, and whn they become weakened or de ranged, backache, pains in sides and grolna, ao.called rheumatlem, langulld ness, swollen joints snd other symptoms develop. W. It. Moss, Ogden, Ark., writea; "Foley Kidney Pills relieved ma of severs kidney troubles of threo years standing. Sold everywhere. NOTICE. I will not be respouaible for any bills contracted by any one other than ths underalgned. Dated May 21, 1018. ' m21-2.S&2il A. C. LAKE. Shnwands ths choirs of ths smoker, tf Prysr Enlists In Naval Reserves Roy Pryor, who graduated in 1017 from the Eiizcne high achool with honors which entitled hint to a acholarahlp In Northwestern univeraity. has been at tending the Univeraity for the past year and la now unlisted in the nsval reserves, and will aoon begin training in the naval officers' training camp at Chicago. JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF Sterling Silver Service Rings We have just received another shipment of Sterling Silver Service Rings. , These rings have been selling so fast that we have found it very hard to keep an adequate supply on hand. They are of the best manufacture and the highest grade of hard enamel is used. See them. Priced $1.00 Each. Luckey's Jewelry Store The Quality More. Old Friends Meet A quartet of old-time friends has been hsving a reunion in Eugene this week. They are Alfred K. Mills, of AnnvUle, Penn., son of the late Bishop J. 8. Mills, of the United Brethren church, at one time psstor of the local United Brethren church, Archie W. Livermcre, W. B. : DiUard and Dr. M C. Harris. It is 22 yeara aincs the crowd haa been together, ! until Mondav, when they enjoyed a re ; union dinner at the Hotel Ostium. 1 , Rstsrn from California Mrs. Sidney R. Allen and her brother, Fred Tostevin, returned home Monday night from fan Francisco, where ahe i went to att "A the commencement eier- j ' cises of the department of pharmacy , ' of the Univeraity of California, from I which he graduated. Mr. Testevtn his , not been home for two years, and will visit his psrents, Mr. snd Mrs. C. B. Testevin. before entering Into the prsc ; ties of phsrmscy. ' Is Msds a Cltlrea Lieutensnt Eugene Kester, of the 43rd smb'jlsocs eompe.ny, Csmp Fremont, ' Cal.. was In the city Tuesday getting j bis fiesl nstnrslirstion papers. Lien : tensnt Kesrer, who for years his prac ticed medicine la Springfield, cams from ! Canada whea a hoy with hia parents. His father took out a:a first papers, and, like . many another, whea as en who had 1 taken fleat ne pern wre allowed to vote, i sever took out fiaaa paaaaa, aad Llsotes' I sattKa4etTwaaoeafwilsdUtba7vtmi- u says: NCLE SAM in one of His Liberty Loan Posters Shows Joan of Arc and THIS WOMAN SAVED FRANCE' W HO HAS NOT BEEN THRILLED HER WONDERFUL CAREER OF IN SPIRATION AND PATRIOTISM? I HE Photoplay of Cecille De Mille of the life or Joan of Arc interwoven with a story of the war of today will thrill you to the marrow of your bones. JOAN, the WOMAN Cecille DeMille's 10 Reel Masterpiece iREX Admission, 25c. w Wednesday Thursday Children, 10c.