Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 21, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- ' THE B U QBNE DAILY QUART) -Wednesday Evening, Dec. 21 190 Page Two nnim-rif nniin-r xn 1 ' - -'-' : n 1 - uuu uuun u w RAISE CITY SCHOOL LEVY ABOUT 514,1 Tlie comity court watt appruist'd of tie fact today that it would bnvc to vote n levy of Hourly $14,000 to take care of llio Inking fund and interest on bonded in debtedness of Eugene aehnol district No. 4, because Uie levying board of tbat body had failed to include it in the bud get. Although it came na a surprise to the county court and a greater surprise to Assessor Herbert Walker, who hns the school tax levy already entered on faia rolls, members of tho school budget committee say they were awnre of it nil the time. School Clerk O. H. Jones says the matter was explained to tlio school taxpayers at the budget meeting. . Under the law, if the school levying board foils to provido the necessary mon ey to tako cure of bonded indebtedness, the county treasurer shall notify the eouutycourt who uuist make the levy. Mlas Edna Ward, county treasurer, -proceeded to do this this morning. While Judge Ilamard Is In Balem Com missioner M. II. Ifarlow said tunt prob ably the court would hold a meeting to morrow morning before tho taxpayers' meeting and fix the levy. In the mean time. Assessor Walkers force will do a "powerful lot" of erasing. A levy of $81)00 is required to take car of the interest on the bonded in- debtedness and $5000 for the sinking fund. The school board and the county court both forgot to make the levy last year and the Kchool directors had to take the nionoy out of other schpol, funds. ITAL IT Charging that her husband deserted her against her will, Kthel Fuim filed suit in circuit court todny for a divorce 1 from Wilson Fuqua. They were married in Eugene April B, 1010. Bhe asks flip court to return her maiden name, Ethel Roberts. Four couples wcro grunted their free dom for Christinas and thereafter by Judge O. F. Hklpworth in circuit court yesterday afternoon. '' , Carrie M. LaVine was granted ft di vorce from her husband, William 1). I.a Vlne. on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment, She alleges ho was a drinker and that he often mistreated her, Hhe was given the care of their minor daughter:- Alleging that his wife cared more for other men than for him, William A. Mar tin was given a divorce from Jennie D. Martin. The couple wcro married In Canada in 1017. The wife is allowed the custody of their minor child. Grace Shroeder received a decree from Carl Bchrocder on grnunda of cruol and inhuman treatment. Sim alleges that her husband had a mean and jealous disposition.'- Angle Thornton was givon a divorce from Geary Thornton on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.' ' ' ' POST ID CUTS HEAD - When bis automobile crashed Into a lamp post it Ninth avenue and , Oax street about 3:80 o'clock this aftcrnooni Perry D. Williams, Buffered a bad sciurt wound. Ills wlfo and bnby with lr,m were not Injured with tho exception ot few bruises. - Perry was turning the corner when lie loat control of the iiiachine on tho sllcx pavement.. The car knocked over the lamp post which fo)l on the luachitio striking Wllllnms on tho head, according to witnesses. Williams was carried un conscious iuto Br. Dale's office in the I. O. O. F. tomplo where ho recovered and had his head sewed up. The car Is badly wrecked and so is tho lamp post. This la tho third lamp post knocked down by sutos sine tho slick weather. Jffendriokg Baund Over to -, Grand Jury for Forgery Homer II. Hendricks, 25 years old, ar rested Monday iu Albany on a chargo of forging a $'J25 check on Frank Moody, was bound over to tho grand jury this afternoon on bouda of $100 by Judge Jess O. Wells in justice court. Moody in charged with forging the name of liis former employer aud then leaving the country. WUIIom W, Josephnon and Clnrence Manriu, arrested for carrying concealed weapons near Cottage (Iroro last w, will bo charged with paRslug n bad check on a Oottago Grove bank, the . sheriff's office reports. The boys havo served a fivo day sentence for carrying concealed weapons. They claim their bonis is in Tacoma. . , HjmOWT) TTT T PASSES SENATE I ' (Continued from page one) burdensome, it was predicted. , Members of both houses ngrccd today that this tutggcsttd compromise, which may get favorable action. In the bouse and senate tonight, tins unquestionably Mved the entire fair legislative program from bloody slaughter by upstate forces. Parish Pupils to Give Cantata Thursday Evening The pupils of St. Mary's school will render a cantata nt the parish hall. V'.lev enth avenue and Lincoln street Thttrx day evening at fi o'clock. Thin will be their annual Christmas musical program and Is entitled "King Winter." It prom ises to be a very pretty entertainment nnd very popular as nearly all the little ones of the. school have a place on the program. After the program Santa Clan Tvlll distribute his gifts to the children. CRUMLEY ON TRIAL Portland, Ore.. Dec. 21. C. V. Crum ley, business college president of Port land and Tacomn. charged with attack ing Mrs. Maurice lloss October 10, went on trial in Circuit Judge Knvatniihch'i Court nt 2 o'clock this afternoon, Postage A Mighty 2 Day Sale of Christmaim Cheer 1o Countless Monies-"Jffs? Wfo W Less than Elsewhere Ten days this store inaugurated "Gift" selling policy of Repricing thousands of dollars' worth of new- - ; , est, finest "Gift" merchandise to prices that all could pay. , A mighty campaign bf ! selling high qiudity : " articles of the dependable kind at modest prices; in fact, at factory cost in sorne cases, has resulted in the -; : ,., , ;, ... largest business in our history and has brought us a thousand new and appreciative customers. .: Glass-Bak Pyrex Casseroles $2.95 Thurs. and Friday, best quality . Glass Bak genuine Pyrex Cas serole and serving dishes, at a low pricei ,,Liiait of 2 to ono customer. Flannel and Serge Mid dies, Values to $7.50 - $2.98 Navy blue Middies with" white and block braid trimming, , val ues to $7.50, finest woolen ma terial. Specially priced, $2.98. Sterling Buckle Belts, $1.50 Famous Hickok Belts for men. Sterling silver buckles and cowhide belts, black only ' Men's and Boys' 50c Belts 3 for $1.00 Men's and Boys' Belts with silver slide chrv buckles, both , ,blaclc and brown includod. , These belts aro in Bizos 28 to 44. Regular 50c. Pretty Brassieres, Tomorrow $1.00 Tomorrow we offer one lot of heavy . cluney lace brassieres, made with good net lining. Sizes 3U to 38. Men's Work Shirts, $1.00 s Extra good quality men's work shirts iu blue and gray chanibra. All sizes, 14 to .J7, on pale. Regular price $1.25. Boys' Koveralls, Tomorrow $1.00 Standard $1.25 koveralls, In all want ed colors for boys or girls. Sizes 1 to 7 years old. Ono day only, $1.00 oa. Men's Gift Suspenders N 75c Pair Men's Kady and Boll Gift Suspenders, boat web, extra long nnd regular sizes, 75c pair. Tacked In gift box. Men's All Wool Suits $22.50 Exactly 40 men's nil wool Suits, taken from our regular stock of $25.00 and $30.00 suits, staple three-button stylo, all sizes, 34 to 44, loss than whole sale cost during this sale, $22.50 Youths' All Wool Over coats, Values $15.00, , $7.95 Ages 13 to 20 yoars, boys' nnd youths' nil wool Ovcrcoots, in plain aud belted stylos. Every coat pure wool. Taken from former $15.00 and $17.50 ' values. Just 22 coats in tho lot Infants' Wool Bootees, 2 for $1.00 White pure wool bootees, with blue and pink trimming. Infanta' sizes. Lowered in price, 2 for $1.00. Prepaid on All Gifts Purchased Here. We also Wrap Men! All Wool Suits With 2 Pairs of Pants rr-liuy lather or brother a new suit -;! with an extra pair of pants for . Christmas. These suits are pure wool well tailored and in brown and gray: striped patterns size 36 to 42 and " , several suits of each size. A very ex , ceptional offer for Thursday and Friday. . . ,;., "These Prices Effective Thursday and Friday Bf Quantities Last Children's Bath Robes Values to $3.50 - $1.98 To close out all children's Bath Eobea, second floor, -we offer them in sizes 8 to 14. at $1.98. Brown, gray, n:tvy and red colors. ., - v Silk Chemise and Silk Vests : $1.98 i Thurs. and Friday, pure Silk Vests and Chemise, in flesh col-, or, on sale at $1.98. All sizes. Our regular $2.50 and $3.00 val . 300 Pairs of Good Quality Men's Cotton Hose, All Sizes, 20c Pair or 6 Pairs for $1.00 Tomorrow and Friday 200 pairs of the famous Darn Proof cotton dress box for men at factory cost. Sizes 9 to Hi and colors are black, brown, cordovan and gray. Every pair perfect and plentyfor all who come. '', V Thursday and Friday, 20e pair or 6 prs. $1.00 ; . - . . ' Slip Grip Collar Pins, 2 for $1.00 For men to wear with soft collars. Euch pin on pretty Christmas' card for gifts. All boys and men who use soft collars need. them. , , Pure Silk Neckwear, $1.00 A wonderful assortment of fine cut silk "ftud .knit neckwear for men in this sale , Ties that are about 25 under priced. ( ; Men's Cuff Links, $1.00 Xew styles iu kmn-a-part and linkf cuff links for men and boys. Every pair guaranteed in spite of reduced price. ; . ; . Boys' Kaynee Blouses, $1.00 $1.00 for all Kavnoe Blouses marked $1.25 nnd $1.35. All sizes from 5 to 15 years, t Kayneo blouses aro absolutely fast color and perfectly inado Baby Blankets, $1.00 Pretty gift blankets for lmby, in blue and piiik patterns, with dogs and rab bits figures. Specially priced, $1.00. Pure Wool Auto Robes $7.95 Thurs. and Fri. we offer finest puro wool Auto Robes, mado plaid back and plain face with fringed ends. A splendid gift for anyone, ' . Great Big, Absorbent Turkish Towels 2 for $1.00 These are our former 90c grade. They aro 22x45 inches in size, heavy absorbent Bath Towels, 2 for $1.00. Large White Huck Towels, 6 for $1.00 Note the size. 17x3." 40 dozen of these all white Huck Towels at this lowest prico 6 for $1.00. Women's Outing Flannt!! Gowns $1.25 All our regular $1.50 Outing Flannel Gowns, in sizes 34 to 40. Neat pink and bluo pat terns, 10 dozen in the lot. $1.25. New York Office, 1170. Broadway 50 Dozen 50c Turkish Gift Towels . 34c 3 for $1.00 Good big size' Turkish Gift Towels, plain white, at a low price, 34o,'0r, 3 for $1.00. Phono and mail orders filled. $1.00 Fountain Pens 59c or 2 for $1.00 Give Fountain Pens for Christ mas ' But- thorn at T)!)o , each. Gold points nnd self-filling pen. Men's Fine Wool Cashmere !' Dress Sox 35c, or 3 Prs. $1.00 . , 'SUI3ST ANDARDS' of our 65c grade 50 Dozen Men's Iron Clad wool cashmere dress sox in oxford, natural find Mack, pubstandards of our reg- . ula.r C5c grades All sizes 9 1-2 to 11 l-2aiul plenty for all who come. Buy liberally as' these hoae are wonderful values at 3 PAIRS FOR $1,00. Pretty Dresser Scarfs, $1.00 Unusual values in new dresser scarfs for gifts. , Suitable for dresser, chif fonier or sideboard. Lace borders apd inserts. Big Turkish Towels, $1.00 Xote the size, 27x54 inches. Finest quality heavy, absorbent Turkish bath towels that make ideal gifts. Special, $1.00. ' ' , ' $1.50 Boudoir Caps, $1.00 The prettiest gift of all for "her," a lovely silk and , dainty lace boudoir eap, in blues, pinks and lavender; $1.50 values, $1.00. New Oriental Girdles, $1.00 These handsome Oriental girdles for one-piece ' dresses and jackets are in bright colors Decidedly new and dif ferent. Beaded Necklaces, $1.00 Pretty beaded necklaces. 36 to 54 inches long, in new Japanese reds, and blues, also jnde, green nnd jet effects: Our regular $1.65 necklaces, $1.00 Values to $15.00 Women's Sweaters $2.98 , Buy Sweaters Thursday and Fri day for gifts. Just ' 16 in the lot., Many pretty colors and all . nro good styles, $2.98. ' All Taffeta Ribbons Half Price Thurs. and Friday buy any piece of Taffeta Ribbon in stock in width from 1 to 22, all colors, nt just half price. Buy Christ mas supply at one-half price at Mc morran and Washbumes. Phoenix Knit Scarfs 29c I'hoouix Knit Scarfs, in pink blue, grey, black, navy, wino color. Comfortable, convenient, warm. Regular prices from 50c to $1.00. 11,1 TlIlLfl . - i xnihii; niCHl' IS THE HKART OF EUGENE and Ship Merchandise Free Men's New Gift Hats Good Qualities $3.45 Just in time for Christmas came these men's hats in brown, black and gray. All sizes, G 3-4 to 7 3-8. Late styles and just the hat for Christmas. May be exchanged later for another size or color if you wish. t. Hindu Turbans1 Values to $12.00 $4.95 v. The new hat for dancing and evening wear. A clever new shape, $7.50, '$9.00 5 and $12.00 hats, all on sale at $4.95. Men's Dress Gloves I $2.00 Pair or 3 Pairs $5.50 About half price for 200 pairs of finest Dress Kid Gloves for men. AH -sizes 74 to 10. Tan, gray, mode and brown. 98 Pairs Women's Heather Sport Hose, $1.29 Pair or 3 Pairs for $3.50 Thursday and Friday only we offer just'98 pairs of our regular $1.75 quality of women's heather sport hose in just the colors that are being worn. Perfect stockings and all sizes, 8 1-2 to 10. Two days only, $1.29 pair, or 3 prs. $3.50. Cotton Blankets $1.95 Pair Thursday and, Friday 100 pairs finest Beacon pure cotton dou ble blankets at $1.95 pair. Largo double bed size. Limit 2 pairs to a customer. Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Dress Shirts $1.95 or 2 for $3.75 For TWO DAYS Only, buy men's madras nnd finest pev cnlo Dress Shirts, iu sizes 14 to 17, at about half price, 2 for $3.50. . - Children's Coats $2.98 Values to $7.50, sizes 4, 5, 6 and 7 years, velour plush and tweeds, all colors, well mado and trimmed. A sensational price is $2.98. jtmg Women's and Misses' Knit Caps, $1.00 Fine wool knitted cap for both women and children, in nil desired colors including red, white, green and blue, . ,1 of Charge. Men's $2.50 Union Suits $2.00 ; or 2 for $3.75 Finest ( cotton . Union Suits, Chalmers' make $2:00, a suit. All sizes, 24 to 44. v' Boys' All Wool v American Boy Suits Values to $15.00 .. $7.95 - -r-Thurs. and Friday, boys all wool American B6y Suits at $5.00 a suit. " The pants alone aro worth nearlv $7.95. , Most all sizes, 6 to 16 years; ' ' - 18-Inch Art Linen, 2 yds. $1.00 A new lowered price for 5 pieces of fine quality 18-inch art linen, for fancy work. Linen color onlyi.'. 2 yards for $1.00. Sterling Bar Pins, $1.00 ' Gift Dollar Day price for a limited number of sterling silver, bar pins set with rhinestones that - look like dia monds. - . - , . $1.50 Lace Collars, $1.00 Stylish new lace, collars that add chnrm to the coat or' ono-pieco dress. Both white and ecru, very special at $1.25 Silk Camisoles at $1.00 Dainty pink silk camisoles, made of ' crepe de chine, hemstitched top, others . with 2-inch band of insertion. Tomorrow $1.00. . Muslin Chemise, Tomorrow, $1.00 ; Much less for good muslin chenpsc, lace and insertion trimmed, in dainty patterns, sizoB 36 to 44; Women's Pure Silk Hose! ' " ; 98c 7 . , ' Buy women's pure Silk Hose,1 . iu black, cordovan aud white,1 at 98c. ,- Regular $1.50 and $1.75( values,' and all sizes iu tho lot. Men's Fine Silk and Lisle Hose, All Colors, v Values to 75c 50c Pair A very shnrpi reduction on' a big lot of men's Holeproof Lisle Hose. Colors are white, black, brown, gray, green. '. All ' sizes, 9 to 11 J. 50c pair. American Cut Glass Celery Boats 79c 6xl2-inch American Cut Olns Celery Boats at 79c each to close out a lot of about 50; Two Days Only.