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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1921)
Friday Evening, Oct. 2, igjJ j Pago Eight ' THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD TODAY! TODAY! The Railroad Strike Is a Small Issue, Now! The world-wide question now stands: "Should a hus band Permit His Wife to Bob Her (fair!" A Duet of Don'ts .With a ' Mixed Chorus c.f Doos The wail of n wifo wlio sheared her golden strands and lost her hubby's ' lov ing disposition. But histo- rv miirlit linvo linrui rlil'fni'. r ,i - . . - - ........ - . - . . . cut had there been hair ."restorer" in Sampson's time. ... Oh. VPS. ffirld. ' wlifirn nrn "yon Harrison Fori plnys "JlllDby." .. .. . ,Rex S8well Ford Comic , "Torchy's Night - Hood" A "Ti. V." (Before Vol stead) comodv, with a kick within.; ' , ROBT. ' V. IIALVSWORTir presides on the - Super- WurHtzcr ':If Is Satisfaction ' -'-You Get NO GRIEVANCE NO OVERCHARGE Better ' , S I G N S ' For Less ' Pete the Sign Man ' 164 West 8th Continuously in the Sign business since 1871. Phone 8, B), Slovens for Plnno Tuning. ' Bang! ,:v;- CUT YOUH LIMIT on " , Ducks, Pheasants and Geese Come to this store ns usual for your Ouns and Am munition. ; WE HUNT Cl'NS EUGENE GUN STORE ARTHUR IIENDERSIIOTT, Trop. 770 Willamette-- Pbone 151 -i Forty Yphi's Sportsmen ' HoalUtuU'n The CASTLE NOW PLAYING The Fastest Thrill You Will Ever Get! The climax of spirited pho . to-dramatic production And ' ' "THEY'RE OFF!" err1 I lie Greatest Race Track, Drama Ever Staged lAULH tLfiANB RICHARD MNTO featuring MARY CARR "The Greatest Mother of Them All," of "Over the Hill" fame! J. Barney Sherry Violet Mersereau . And a Splendid Cast . . : i Castle Toonerville "The Skipper Strikes It Rich" A new ' and ' subtle supple ment for. the ever-growing appreciation of genuine hu mors a mint of merriment, unalloyed. RALPH IT. ALlJRED musk-ally interpretating cm . the Castle Organ LET DIAPEPSIW END "Pape's Diaprpslu" has proven itself the surest relief for Indigestion, Gasps, Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer mentation or Stomach litrcsH caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost im mediate relief nod shortly the stomach is corrected so you can eat favorite foods without fenr. lirge case runts only few cents at ding store. Millions helped annually, Great Crowd Greets Admiral Beatty on Arrival fit N. Y. j New York. Oct. 31. Admiral Beatty, jconmder ctf the British fleet during ) the war, landed from the Liner Aipii- tanm shortly before noon today. Ho was greeted by a great crowd, in cluding Mayor II. viand and city official. Insure with Henry Trump, MM West ft Hi MHlir Mm m m W w IF STOMACH IS BAD Bang! News of Lane County Bydal Corrwpoadtno to Tba Guard. COTTAGE GBOVJ8. Cottage firo?e, Oct. 21. Harry Wal king who wok wouuded hi Kniuce five time 'and who is in the government school at Portland, is vhiitiriic bis many friends in Cottage Grove. Harry was born in this city. The Seventh Iay AdventlwU are con ducting a revival nervlte at their church on weat .Main afreet. Jtv. Ithode wmd Jtev. Jw're are the jnlniHters. Henry Dame wood who accidentally run a nnng into his left eye recently while hnuiing wood, is quite ill at hif home on Silk Creek. Leo I dimmers who bus been in Hunt ington Nebraska, the past three month, is expected home any day. Leo says Ore gon is good enough for him. diet Nolan, former postmuHter 111 CreNwell.-'bi in town Thursday. Mr. and .Mrs, Hoy Komaine and Mr. and Alrw. Will Hart returned by motor Thursday to their home in I'ortlund. Mrs. Bessie Rice fter a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. David Sterling and family, returned to her home in Craw fordsville Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy TJebe of the Curtain sawmill, returned Thursday from an auto trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Callahan and fam ily of Portland motored up and have been visiting with Mrs. Callahan's sister. Mrs. Win, Onroutte and family. They returned home Thursday. The creditors are closing out Henry Slialin. who has a store on Main street near the depot. Elbert Itede returned home Thursday. fieorge Hisel went to Hosrburg Thurs day. The K.'of 'P. lodge Is reviving itself to its old time prosperity and success. Wednesday night was the first of their socials which thev will have every mmith the last Wednesday evening all this win ter. Fifty were present and enjoved cards and excellent refreshments. The hoys are fixing up the rooms above the old Cottage drove bank for club work, and are decorating and fixing them up in Oriental fnshloh. The high seno1 nrvnnWt a Y.M. ' 'i Worth Harvey, Prof. Horn and .T. S. Penix as an advisory board. They will celebrate American day op November 11, followed by K"ther end Son day at home, and a go to church day Rnnday following. They w'li bnve good speakers and celebrate the davs in proper fashion. They are backed by the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Florence Brewer wbo has been violin her aunt, Mrs. M. V. Phillipps, left Thnrsdav for Portland .T. I. Jones made a trip to Kusrene Thursday. Mrs. Orpha Hamilton was married last Vodtiedav In La Grande to K. L. Roye of Pendleton. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rmithsnn of TCn pne are visitfn? with Mrs. Smith-")' daughter, Mrs. Mark Garoutte and fam ily. Levi deer nml Bart Baughman will have ,a trial Friday about the right of war across Mr, deer's land. I CiusJ dross of Bandon Is bore with friends. He came' from Bandon with bis father's remains. His mother. Mrs. Job" B. dross will make her home here with her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Kime and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Robert EH'ott. formerly I of Cottage Grove, now of Kugene, are ! visiting Mrs. Flliott's parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. Knight of Saginw, JUNOTION CITY Junction Citv. Ore., Oct. 21. Walter Mavs of Oak Grove was in the city yes- . terdav. Jack Larsen motored to Eugene on Thursday ou business, j Mr. Gass of Ferguson transacted busi ness in me cuy ypnu'runy uiurunn. ' August Jeske of Milliorti was in the city on business Thursday. Alfred Neilson of Harmony was a local caller Thursday morning. Oscar Ounlap was In the city Thurs day from Mcadowview. Junius Mays was a Thursday caller from Monroe. Thomas Madsen wos in the city on Thursday from Oak Grove. Karl Ityekman was a local caller yes terday from Itivervicw. Howard Punlnp was In the city on Thursday from Kugene, transacting busi ness. Carl BHrup was a Harrishurg caller on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moorehead motor ed ti Kugene Thursday afternoon. William Kreuger of Goldson was in the city yesterday on business and shop ping. Leland lrcw of MiUii Hew was a Junction City caller Thursday, Ir. D. P. Love left today for Napa. Onl., to visit his dauvhte, Mrs. Annis Market. Or. Love witl return In about a week, accompanied by his wife, who has been in the California city for the past month. i Loren F.dwards, a prosperous farmer 'of Uiveroiew, was in the city Thiirada; on business. William Thornton was in the city yesterday from Lancaster. Mrs. Hov Morgan was shopping in junction Cifv yesterday afternoon. i Mrs. William llavward. accompanied by her father, F. ,B. Orton. of Kurene. were in the city yestcrdav. Mr. Orton was st one time principal of the. Junc tion Citv schools. j Mrs. Nosh pHrkeraon was in the cit. , yestcrdav from Harpole. ' Mrs. lan Hiuton. vnmpanied by her daughter. Mrs. Farl Brown, were in Hie citv yesterday, shopping. Arleigh Thorn, a former resMcnt of Junction titv, hut now of Portland, Is vlsitii g relniives and friends in and near Junction and indulging in a pheasant hunt. -,wf W Mrs. Cbirence Pitnev anil smsll son were JuuctMin City callers Thursday kft ernoon. Mrs A. C. Neilson. Sr..' who ha been verv 111 at her home in the city was t'iken to a hospital In Kugene yester day afternoon. W. H. Stemloff returned tn his home In Salem last night after transacting hoVncs here. Mrs. Grnr who was here to attend the fiinersl of Jnln l.flVe, lrft yesterday for her hi-fie In Boseburg. II, M Webster was a hn!e visitor In the c''tv vestertlsr from Kugene. The ,1utct!on Citv hii school foot- Wl teprp loft tmtnr'for Brownsville to They were accompanied by Edward F. Bailey, coach. ' ( Mrs. Crvil Pitney was a local caller yesterday afternoon. A. J. Kaiser was a Eugene visitor on Thursday. Mr. Barbour of Harmony was in the citv yesterday. Watson. McKee hoji rented the Mason building formerly occtr.tcd by the Acme grocery and will open up a repair shop and carry supplies for guns and bicycles. (Jus Flint shipped out a car load of hogs and sheep Thursday night. Th'nrmau Berry made a business trip to Kugene Tiiumlay afternoon. DEFICIT THIS YEAR That there was a $2000 deficit in the operations of this yeur's exhibition of the Lane County 'fair ami that the foir may be discontinued if better support is not in sight next year, were assertions of inembera of the fair board after the meeting late 'yesterday aftcrnmni. The question will ho left up to the annual membership. meeting of the fair assoc'a tion on November D. "The fair this year was a success from every angle except attendance." wind Ira P. Whitney, county agent and a member of Ibii.boaril of director.. :It foiled tp get the JiUppurf 6f -either the- farmers or the people of Eugci'.e. The fanners' failed to turn out in appreciable numbers at any time and . the townspeople turned out only on one day. The big question to come up at thennuuul meeting is whether or not Lane, county can support a fair or Jet.jt go into the discard. A fuir of such 'magnitude as tbc one put on this year cannot' be maintained without the active support of the people." j T A few drops of "Ontgro" upon te skin surrounding the ingrowing nail re duces inflammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin un derneath the toe nail, (but it can not penetrate the flesh, and (he nail turns naturally outward almost over night. "Outgro". Is a harmless antiseptic, I manufactured for chiropodists. However, anyone. ,can buy, from the drug store- a tiny bottle containing directions. "IF 'TCOi fiet n lO-cent.box now! You're billomt! Your liver and bowels need n thorough cleansing with Cas carets, then tho headache, dizziness, bad V'eatlt, and stomach misery will end. No griping nicest physic on earth. Kliowauda. the olio ice of the smoker. Watch Your Daughter A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IS . ALWAYS A WELL WOMAN Diion, Nebr. "For the young girl developing into womanhood there i? nothing bettor than Dr. I'isrce'a Favor ite Proscription aa a tonic umi builder. At that time of my life I wits sadly in neel of something to strengthen and build me up and I found just the tonic 1 needed jn 'Kftvorite Prescription.' I would advise its use by all young girls at this critical period of life." Mrs. K. Long. i. . Health is most importnnt to every woman.-: You cannot afford to neglect it when your neighborhood druggist can supply you with Favorite Prescription in tablcta or liquid, and Dr. Pierce is willing to give you confidential medical ndvice free. Write him today at. luvulids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. Appreciative Attention With resources of over Three Million Dollars this Tinnk is not too lnrjro to tfive ponsklernte atten tion, .to the little things . vhiih menn' nuihlt to the welfare of depositors. Jt is not too largo to lend veiht of its counsel 'n:n! sniiiort to the depos itor whose dealinsrs are yinall. hut none tho less important to him. Tts ot'irani'ation is such thn all who hrine their husinesa here are assured of courteous treatment and appreciative atten tion. First National Bank Of Eugene Since 1883 A? I rat Special! Thermo Sweater Coats, $4.75 Opportunity! the nationally advertised, nationally worn "Thermo" coats those clever sweater coats you seee so manv chaps waering these days at a new low price. Think of it, men! their splendid quality, attractive appearance, smart heather mixtures, patch pockets n everything! Then step lively, for at this price they're going to go mighty fast. The sweater season is now open! Genuine Thermos, $4.75. Saturday Economy Grocery Values 100-lb. sk. Best Cane Sugar ....$6.50 15 lbs. Best Cane Sugar 1.00 Fancv Creamery Butter, lb.":........: 40 Bread", large 1 2c ; small .08 Large pkg. Citrus Powder .25 5 bars Crystal White Soap .25 Kerr's Best Patent Flour, sacjv 1.95 4 cans Del Monte Sliced .Pineapple 5-U). can M. J. B. Coffee Fresh Salted Peanuts, lb. 10-lb. pail Peanut Butter 0 cans Corn 2 cans Tomatoes ' E WIRELESS TELEGRAPH OPER ATORS NOTICE. - In order to avoid interference with other electric service, wireless telegraph tpKtruments may be operated from the City electric distribution system only from a separatu transformer. Violntion of this regulation will be sufficient cause for discontinuance of service without fur ther notice. Hates and conditions fur this ' IT ALWAYS PAYS TRADE AT GRAY'S The farmer and his family enjoy a trip to town. City folks like to visit in the country. It is 'good for people to be socia ble. Very few people can get along happily by themselves. The housewife who takes her basket .or automobile and goes to market can sing at her work the rest of the day. BESIDES ou - Always Flour Another Drop! AIcKenzie- Flour, sack Dalles Diamond, hard wheat Kerr's Best, hard wheat Drifted vSnow, hard wheat .. Crown, hard wheat Fisher's Blend, hard wheat . .' Shoe Polish Shinola, 2 boxes ' 15c 2 in 1. auv color . . . .10c Shinola Sets 38c Buy Lyceum Tickets Here, $2.00. First Number Oct. 27. Campbell's Tomato Roup, enn 10c Royal Club Pepper, can 5o drape Juice, pint 25c Snap Chips, 2 lbs. 25c AVashing Powder, 3 lbs. 25c Cocoa in bulk, 2 lbs. ..25c Kippered Salmon, lb. . .2S(. Peanut Butter, lb 15,. MFN. ' highest .00 .90 .15 .25 .25 .25 class of service may be had upon appli cation. o'-'L EUGENE WATER BOARD Electric contracting, wiring electric fixtures. Bailey Electric Co., 040 Wil lamette. Phone 2K1. M nr onnlitv firi- n1iv Nn. Picnics, lb Salt Pork, lb. Bacon Backs, lb. . Armour's Star Bacon, lb. Shortening Flake White the Old Reliable ! Bulk, lb. 15c; 4-lb. pail 73c; 8-11). pail .$1.3") . 1.85 . 1.93 . 2.10 . 2.10 . 2.20 Toilet Soap Annour.'s, fi bars 25c Onrt lim rVn,rt ;- ..... VtLlllt: jpp Oil with, each jnL 3 for 25c as- I sort m cut of i am reel's Soaps. Toilet a Jelly Beans, lb 20c Peanut Brittle, lb. ..18c 1 11). box Choeo!ntes28e (lum Drops, 2 lbs. . ,35e ...5c. (iuin, pl;gs. (.ira,v,,!s 'win Portland and "5 I!,"e-' (-t". fresh eggs prices! CD I ML sndy : I Speciall SI5E OUR FEED MAN WHEN IN NEED OF FEED 80-11). sack of Mill Feed 1.00 100 lbs. Kerr's Dairy Feed . . 2.20 Grass Seeds, Vetch, Gray Oats. IN OUR HARDWARE DEPT. Reg; 65c 50-watt Gas Filled Electric Bulbs, white .50 fi-qt. Blue Enamel Pre serving Kettle 0)5 4-ot. Blue Enamel Pudding ' Pan 39 EUGENE LYCEUM COURSE-! NUMBERS. , Opening mimfter Victorian Musinl Clirisliun Church, Thursday, - Oct' :7th, 8:l.r I'. .M. Tickets now on a- Y. M. ( : A., CresKej'H, Moodva, Si Shop and Carroll's Uriig Store. tickets $'J; Student tickets $1 Admission .f0c. Save! Smoked Meats ..20c , .23c . .25c ,.48c .$1.40 Tobacco 3 Velvet, 2 cans 25c Velvet, dozen $1.45 Horseshoe, Star or Climax, plug 'x Fruits, Vegetables T dirge Oranges, doz. .C,f1c King Apiiles, box . Fancy Baldwins, bx $1.25 Cranberries,', lb l Fancy Celery, .3 for 25c Fancy Lettuce, 3 for 25c Cauliflower, lb Arnrshfiold o-ott;nr a go0a a.ul no, trr" Carl for 3 BE day the high school team at that place. 3
