Eugene daily guard., April 13, 1922, Image 4

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THE EUGENE DXIL'T GUllED
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CHAPEAU HINTS FOR SPRING
Frulti and Flowr In Abundance Ari
Prtdlotid for Uh en virltty of
Heidjear;
Tha wizards of millinery art are
busy planning the creations thut will
. ilorn lullaily'e proud heaj tlilx hjirlng.
-' Home of the advance lumlcis ure
already on display and if there is
anything in situs, the spring in due
lor a rainbow ut Color In contrast
to the iiOrabre of winter.
xiiere 18 a unw shade of violet
bound to be bfcoiulug to the fulr
skinned and blond or brunette type
equally well. it la a sort of blue whin
first discovered, yet, one could not
areiy cull it blue without fear of
Having one's neighbor call It violet,
So subtle Is the color note, that It la
truly charming. Hose, too, has a
strange new blend. It mixes with
orchid to. form a decidedly new shadd
lor spring millinery.
Krult nnd flowers in abundance are
predicted. According to present signs,
the bats will be small, but brimmed.
At front, Just above the short brim,
a multitude' of colorful fruits ymd
flowers nestle together, -: Novelty fruit,
such as pink grapes on a violet hut la
shown. Silver grapes on gray are'
new and fascinating. So nlso ure the
green and yellow and blue fruits that
.nestle together to form a bizarre effect
at the front of a tungerlne bat in
chiffon tnffetu.
EVERYDAY MOVIES
. '. STYLES OF THE DAY
The' half-Inch leather belt la 'worn'
on the newest sweaters.
1 Heavy bone ball buttonstfasten the'
newest Jersey frock.
Among things that are interesting
In the spring capes Is the bright linings.-
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For little girls there nre nil sorts
of charming frocks In English prints,
calicoes itml chintzes.
Sweaters are made with round bunds
consisting of blocks of different color,
on n foundation of white, black, or
belgeT
For formal afternoon occasions there'
Is a long tunic blouse of Spanish luce,
. with wrist length flowing sleeves
plcoted at (lie bottom. The lower sec
tion of the blouse Is split utmost up'
. to the hips, and all the edges are'
plcoted.
Ratine, plain nnd plnldcd, alone nnd
combined with Japanese silk, basket
weave material, Koman striped mo
hair, krepe-knit, silk, einorfge, henvy
linen, pongee, und gingham nre among
' the fabrics which have already been
brought out for spring walshcoats und
filets.
The vogue for lingerie neckwear or
collar and ruff. sets to be worn with
suits Is quite generally taking among
manufacturers ulso. ; f . !
& pMt'yMv&. i , I I .jL.XO '921. by Tho Pre.. Pub. Co. (Now York World)
THE LONESOME FLOWER
Street Address on Mail
Is Urged by Postmaster
I In line with poMnl improvpmout week.
I which in tin' firt week of May, Ion
iniiHlcr Cnmplii'll cnlln atli-nllnn to tho
lill-loo-conunon omiKHinn of Ihfl Hlroct
adilrcftN 011 inml inuth-i. '1 his ik (-ounmI-orod
falHft oconnniy of tinin, since it often
rexnltK in mail being delayed.
"lriiaiiiieilt citizens often consider
lliemsnlvet ho well known that there in
no need of having their streei utldresti
affixed to their ninll," sa'ys Mr. t'ninii
bell. "They fail In coiiNeier Hint new
I'lt-rkH, while , fuiniliiir witli Kli-eet iid
ilresHes, may tint know 'many of the'peo
p'.n tie whom mail iH addi-eHseil. The re-
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given Hint tho under
signed administrator of the estate if
Minnie I Washburne, deceased, lins filed
his final account in said CHtuto with tho
County Court of Lane County, Oregon,
and tile Court linn set Saturday the tlth
day of May. 11)2, nt lOiUO A. M., ns
the time and the County court room in
the County Court IIoiiho in Kugene, Lnne
County, Oregon, as tho place for the
' hearing of said final account. All persons
having objections to said final accouht
or any particular Item thereof are'-hereby
notified to filo tho ttatne with the. clerk
' of said court 011 or before 0th dity of
May, 11)21!, nt 10:00 o'clock a. m.
! Date of the first publication of thin
' notice, April 4, 11)22.
CAItL 0. WASHBURNE,
Admlnlstrntnr of th KtUntc of Minnie
Ij. Washburne. Deceased.
- No.l2(ir-Tne-d.v-m2
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice in hereby given tlnit the under
signed nduiiniKti'iitor of the estate of
Surah K Oxhm-u, deceaned, hns filed
his fiunl account in snid extnto witl
the County Court of I.ane County,. Oregon,-
and the Court hits set Sitlurilnv.
the tlth day of May, 11122. at 10:00 A. M.,
as tho timo and the County Court room
in the County Court Hoiikc in Kugene,
Inno Comity, Oregon, as the place for
the henring of nihil final account. All
persons having objections to said final
account or any iiarticiiliir item' thereof
nre hereby notified to- file the siiine with
the clerk of said court 011 or before the
Oth day of (May, 1022, nt 10:U0 o'clock
a. m.
Date of the first publication of this
notice April i, 1!)22,
1C. ilC. OKTON,
Administrator of the Kstatu of Sarah
F. Ostium. Decensod.
.o.l207-Tuea-dy-ni2
BIG 4 SPECIAL
Grocery Savings and Satisfaction
This Week the Following Prices Represent a Suhstan-
- tila Saving
. KERR'S FLOUR .CANNED MILK
llvorr' ? Host ralont liordon's Onriiiitioii or
' Flour -10-11) CO IE ' Voriliost, Imliy 1QC
sa.'k t ti,i uu
PREMIUM HAMS ' , CREAM CHEESE
Swift's lVoiniui.i lltmis Ti, k nill p
avj-rno 12 lbs., 30Q SCC
:;, Easter Treats from Our Model Kitehen
Hot Cross Runs. Delicious, goldon brown buns with
plenty of fruits nnd spices. Friday and Saturday only. Or
; dor oarlv. Kastor I'l'i'tzols, Kaster l;ilili(s. Tarts with
' EaateV tfocorations. Those novelty cakes will bo an 'added
attraction to your Kastor table.
Our pastry cases offer a complete line of Cakes. Pas
trios, Ties, Rolls and Doujrhnuts. Something different
every day, all mado particularly delicious and fresh from
tho Bakerito electric ovens.
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Have You Guessed?
. v A Swift's Premium ham absolutely free to the one
guessinir nearest the correct weight of the larjre ham on
Vdisplay in our window. Kveryone invited to truess. Ham
j (riven away Saturday evening.
' EARLY SPMXrt VlHiKTAUI.lluRH PI.KNT11TT,
' Each week, our display of fresh spring vegetables is
ore complete. If it's in season, we have it.
Dice-Swan Grocery Co.
milt m that n rimmI mum Jctti-rs "uri
thrnvvti into the nixy' htimh mul nfti'f
wnrds givnn dirnctory Hcrvico in order to
lociili Uio parly t whom thoy nre to In'
delivered. Thin frequently amisioiss a
delny of 12 to 24 Iioiiih."
Ill
AGAIN IN OiL FIELDS
Tuft, nl., April i:t. Willinm Hyn'J.
well to do lniKiin;sn limit, wus kiditiippfd.
tnken fronia thin eily to u point noiir
I-VlloWH, nt ripped of liis rlothiiije nt'd -'
.verely, flngj;ed by n liooded Imnd of iiinlit
ridiTM, Ilyutt. iidniitted in imtUoritieH to
ilny.
Tho jittru'k ornirred Mondfiy night, in
vestij;;UorH uiiimnni'ed.
Other reports of nlh-ed rnidn :iud :it
tJU'k.t receiveel by i-onnty detective in
dicated a resumption of night rider ac
tivities throughout the oil fields.
Calapooya Mineral Wator, the prince
of tnhlc waters. Keep a cuse in yoiir
homo .i tf
rtoono fl. K. Stevens for Piano Timing
S1LTCOOS
Rilti'oov. April 12. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hen
Miller. ltebere:i Itown, Helen I) ;jiper
nnd !len Lewis spent Snndnv nt .1. T.
Millers. '
Mr. Mumtney nuide a luisiness trip to
Kueeue Inst week.
.Mr. (1 r if fin. American Suudiiy school
mini, wns iu our neighborhood last Sat
urday. .
Mrs. Ilrrt. Wilkins went to North Bend
hint week to do her Knter shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Khner Lower of West
i:ilce. jipent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wiliner I, owe.
Mr. Jtert. Wilkens spr:iined his wrist
Inst wtfek.
The. ,1'acifie shingle mill has resumed
operntioiis iiuiu.
The folhtwiop: men nre working for the
company : Mr. Lowe, Mr. 'hristensen.
Mi-. Mcfhesney, Way in- Mummey und
Ned Sisson. ' .
'PUT AND TAKE' FROM
i' RELIGIOUS CUSTOMS
The jmme, "Put nnd Tnkc," plnycd
with a tiny brass top. Is more than
two Uiousand years old, ond In its
pn-sont form is the outcome of a
curious Jewish religious custom.
The Jews have a frame called
"Trendel," which Is plavcd on the
Feast of Dedication. An Ivory top is
used, having four sides, each inscribed
with a Hebrew letter. The four let
ters stand for all, half, nothing, and
odd.. The panie is not played for
money, but the winner usually takes
a bug of nuta or on equally simple
priie.
The game was started because oa
the Feabt of Dedication the Jews light
special lamps one on the first day,
two on the second, and so on till the
eighth. These lamps were not al
lowed to he used for reading or work
ing, so "Put and Take" was instituted
to while oway the time.
HOME BREW, HOOTCH
AND MOONSHINE
EIGHTH AND OLIVE
3 niOXES 1S3
Tanks for 'Tanks
Women bootleggers wear copper
containers which lit their bodies In
the fashion of baseball catchrrs chest
protectors, a raid on an Illicit still
at Pcabody, Mhss., revealed. Wear
ing one of "these strupped to her body
beneath her street clothes, the woman
bootlcppcr could carry a pallon of
moons hi ?io to the place of delivery.
Such padding was not so pood for the
woman bootlegger's figure as for the
figure of her bank account.
It rtmintls one of soma trtravtigant
advtrtitrmpnt tvriter'$ dttcription of
dainty linprie"mad of eobwtbs
und moonshine0
Put It On Ico
Government agents-seised a ulelgh
bearing $0000 worth of whiskey
cross the Ice on l ake Clmmplain to
the New York side. At modern
prices that was entirely too small an
mount of whiskey to mix with so
much ice, even If it had been cracked,
to make any kind of high balL
Apparently th tchiskty-tadtn
ileiqh tea no properly equipped
with rum-runneri
Use a Dry Plate Camera
KcpreKrntntive Yol.stcud bus he
roine camern-yhy since reformers to
his famous dry "net have called down
hisses in some thentres and ainee he
has received threatening letters from
crnnks. lie constantly rt fuses to be
photographed, probably denying a
sitting to the reel weeklies because
cvrrv movie camera has a couple of
cranks to H. As for newspaper tdm
tographs, be pon!y dislikes tliero
Wonuse tlitv are called stlli.M
lie cupht to hiive hie portrait done
in trattr colors.
Handed Across the Sea
(tood money whs spent on enMe
tolls to Inform us trmt Americans In
t nation flow sing the following thirsty
dittvt
ing a son of expense, .
A bottlr full of rvr.
Von rond -twenty YnVccs
Silting prm-hed and dry.
Vhrn the rvc was opmd
Tlie Yanks Wg:m to sine
"We won't go buck to the U. S. A,
Col save the Klnc!"
To whith the Prohihitionbte mitht
ptimphns$ that they rare not vha
mvitee the eouye as long as they ttuike
the ojs,
Boston Ccllar-brates
lwi borers wrecking an old studio
building In Boston unwallcd a cellar
stocked with wine and whiskey, pre
sumably tho properly of a noted
clubmnn who died thirty years ago,
A rush for jobs as house-wreckers
followed, but the majority of then
will get "wall-eyed" digging away el
the mortaT before they become plas
tered." This discovery in the walls
of a forgotten wine cellar sounds Uks
the foundation of an awful souse.
It's almost 150 year since Boston
got Uaed up
No Blue Ribbon Dog
A Huntington, W. Vs, man, Ber
nard Staley, has a rat terrier who
due up two buried caches of hootch
within forty-eight hours. He has a
nose for boose and scents the bottle
from afar.
if jtut goes to show what a digging
dog can do in a bone dry search.
Hence, a Dry Dock
Dock workers in London led ofl
the boycott of beer declared by the
Nntlcn.il Transport Workers Feder
ation as a protest against the threat
to reduce wages of brewery workers
while still kct'pinr up the price of
drink. This turned ninny a commer
cial wharf Into a dry dock.
Of eourset the heavy laborer found
it, eojtitr than clerks to abstain from
thfir tter, at leat, thfy didn't need
the tall, white "collar,"
Pigs is Pigheaded
Hrc.ui'W there is so much m.vh and
oth.T home- brew and hoTnc distilling
refuse mixed In the garbage of Fitch
burg, Ma.sS-t the pigs rrfnse to rat
the refuse, the garbage contractors
report. These contractors want the
eily to order householders to separate
their ordinary girbsge from their
bn-w leavings.
Odd, trnm serine are a mmc more
fi-.r than drinkers, in a land where
lif.'.jr aiul bter once was consumed
by tiff hog's head.
Extra Dry Note
When tl newest theatre fn New
York was christened recently, the
owner's wife broke a bottle of real
champngne over its MVow,M thereby
cauiing rvl pain to the thirsty be
holder. -i.
Any one of the actors present glad"
ty kvmM have furnished the bvte
New Goods Arriving Daily
s mii npiur c-
(WtN i ano yuuvu men o
SUITS for EASTER
Jiisl received a l)if line of Mens :ind Young
Men's Suits. This is the famous Modi's line.
P.oth the sport and conservative models are
shown. .
We are selling these at a price that will
make it easy for vou to have a new suit for
Kaster. Our prices arc $15.00, $17.50, $19.50,
$22.50, $24.50, $26.50, $27.50 and $29.50.
BOYS' suns
Big line of Bovs' Suits just arrived, $5.98 to
$9.85.- All colors and styles. You'll save if
you buy here.
New Pumps $2.98 '
Just received hy express a largo ship
ment of three-strap Pumps, Goodyear
welt. These will he sold at $2.98 while
they last.
Women's Hats
Big linev of Misses' and Women's
Straw Hats in. all of the popular :ma
terials. Many styles and trims. These
will be sold" at the actual wholesale
cost. 1
New Pumps $3.98
One-strap Pumps in patent, tan and
black. These are made by Oreig and
Head.
New Shoes for All
Bi shipment of Lundin Shoes di
rect from the factory at St. Louis. Re
member we handle pnly the Goodyear
welt shoes, no McKay welt shoes are
handled in our store. This is one- rea
son why you e;et better satisfaction in'
shoes at the Sample Store.
Eugene Sample Store
X from P. O.
Corner 6th and Willamette
WHEAT IS HIGHER
Fort'.aml, April Jo. All grmles of
wheat were 1 cent hinlier yesterday on
bids ut. tho iMyrehant'H Kxchange ses
sion. Tho demand was limited nnd imf
much business wus reported in tlm coun
try. Offers f'r white oati were 50 cents
hinlH-r and corn was up .0c Of1 $1. tiray
onts were nnchnngtMl. There was no de
mand for barley.
Eggs and Butter Firm.
Th;- one market continued firm with
an uetive demand from storage operators
and prices -unchanged.
Micro was tilso. n irood demand for
cube butler nt. former q not at ions.
t'oultry was firm with moderate re
ceipts and dressed matn were quiet.
Shocp Are Lower.
Most of the trading ut the stockyards
yesterday was in the. sheep division.
Sprinjc lamhs were quoted $2 to 1 lower
on nil prudes with f Ut as the top price
at. present. Kwes were also listed lower
til (D 7.r0, with most, scales at $7.
SENATOR CROW IS DYING
Pillshurch. "April IX Willinm 11
Crow, I ; nit cd' States senator, who has
hecn ill in a hospital here for several
months, was reported today as ha vine
suffered u relapse and no hope for his
life was entertained. His hrother. Dr.
Crow of I'niontowu. Pa., was summon
ed to his bedside, and it was said that
upon his arrivnl the attending- physicians
woula decide whether they would resort
to hlod transfusion in an effort to
long Mr. Crow's life.
Mr. Crow was appointed to tho
ate by Covcrnor Snroul hisi Oeiol.
Feels Like a Now- Woman.
"I was a sufferer rroin kidney t
hie for several years, writes Mrs.
thus Dnmulle. It. p. T. 1. Gijisi,
N. IT., "and suffered ho much I felt i
pletely lumc ail over. Since I hav
takinir Foley Kidnev Pills I nm no!
lnmo. My bnckached nil the time ami
eyes were all a blur. Now I v.tn see
nnd feel like a different woman. S
I have taken two bot.tlen.of Foley fi
ney nils I iton t nave that tired fer
I can do my own work now." Thev I
quick results. Sold everywhere.
See the New Goods
Your Easter Hat
You will fid shapes, ribbons,
Mowers linings,- braids and trim
nnngs of every description. And we
invite you to visit our millinery de
partment and see our wonderful
snowing this spring.
We specialize on Children's and
blisses irats-verytling .for the
young lady-in the very latest shapes
and styles for spring, at Hill's Lit
tle I 'ru-es.
Kaster. Oandv Eggs
Chicks, Baskets," Egg J)yC's
ju-meinber your friend with
Kaster Card see our assortment
.v new i,ne ot Silk Hosierv. M'un.
der Hose at -1.5(1 ami $2.00 a pair
lust try a pair for Kaster.
Visit
Hill's Economy Store
Babbits,
an