Eugene daily guard., July 13, 1922, Image 3

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Thursday Evening, July 1.?, 1022
THE EUOENE DAILY OtTAItD "
7HE FDR LANE FARMERS
in . mi
THIS SALE will continue until EVERY piece of merchandise
is sold. There are many and wonderful bargains created here
every day, and you can not well afford to-neglect an opportu
nity like this, lor the prices we are making throughput the en
tire store are without parallel, as wc have cnlirelv forgotten
the cost price ot the goods in order to dispose of 4hc stock, and
our great loss is your gain! Therefore, don't put off huving
another day, but GOME AT ONCE, and not only buv lorvour
present needs, but as far ahead as possible, for these' prices
DIP t) i FIVP TV A
mean ii iuu oviiu ikj iuuj
Ciirtaiui .Marquisettes, light and dark
colors in dainty patterns, .'!( and 40
in. wide; 75c to $1.25 val. 29c to 59c
Ono ljot Fancy Satins and Colored
Taffetas, 30 in. wide; special.. .. .98c
40-in. Fancy Silk Skirtings, black,
white and colors; remarkable values.
Today $2.39 and $3.19
Fancy Cotton Skirting, Pique, Madras
and Basket Weave; all white, also
white with colored stripes and checks
. former t.prices ,up to. $1.50; now.-.
.... 29c to 59c
CG-in. Percale, both light asd dark col
ors, the best to be found,, for only 17c
32-in. Checked Cotton Oroaill shades,
' absolutely fast colors; regular (i()c
value, our price 36c
27-in. Gingham, fancy and plain an
.extra good buy for.. 14c
Be sure to see our 32-inch, Ginghams.
Very attractive patterns in all col
" ore, both checks and plaids. You cam
'.not afford to pass this for house
dresses, aprons and childres's wear;
a real bargain. Our special. ... .21c
oG-inch Tissue Cinghams, beautiful
I plaid, in light shades; while they
uis i ' oac
Flaxon, white with small colored fig
ures. What could be cooler these
hot days than ,a frock of this mate
rialsurely, none cheaper 14c to. 18c
A now shipment of 16-button Chamois
otte Gloves in , the newest shades,
'$3.00 value . . .': '..$1.98
Short Silk Gloves, black, white and'
colors, double tips, extra heavy; val
ues from $1.25 to $2.50,. now .
79c to $1.39
dailies Union Suits, summer weight,
w seek, no sleeves, cuff or lace
Knee; specials from 39c to $1.29
lape fop Vests, fine rib, all sizes, best
quality; 25c to $1.25 value, today-
. . -...- 14c ttx 69c
Bodice Top Vests, 'aU'sisses; regular
Pnce up to 85c, now. . i . . .24c 'to 59c
"on t overlook our 3G-in. Dotted Swiss,
m the newest of colors wash well,
wear well the best on the market;
former price $1.85, our special... .69c
Vcf those ALL LINEN Hantlker
chiefs left, all white, special 2 for 25c
Another shipment of Fancy Bordered
Kerchiefs, also 2 for 25c
nuil Jones Two-in-One Middies that'
l up and button; blue trimmed with
Kd- red trimmed 1 with blue; fomiorlv
WOO, now i . .$2.30"
nliite trimmed with blue, formerly
$-, now '.$2.19
A I White, formerly. $3.C0, now... $2.49
aki f0,-ni(,,.y $300i 110W $2.39
iniil Jones Wool Middies, sizes, 1 to
if $3 98
nnil Jones Wool ' Skirts,' 'size's ' ' (i t o :
18 - $7.95
CHILDREN'S DRESSES. '
Children's (iiiigham and Percale Dress-
rvMSli!es c to (i --98c
I'lldien's Percale Aprons 39c
DAINTY ORGANDY
DRESSES.
Hhie Organdy Drosses, formerly $20.50,
Pi Hi ""; S14-50
Uigandy Dresses, formerly $lfi.50,
f."nv ....$10.95
urwn Organdy Dresses, formerly . 14.50
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Shoes for Everybody
WHITE CANVAS SHOES.
In Ladies' Misses', Children's, .Men's
niuLBoys-'-. Shoes at unheard-of prices.
Priced so loVthat it is almost next to"
nothing, and -if-you want a 'pair you
' had.; better hurry! '.
Ladies White, Canvas 'Shoos, nnlitarv
. heel, welt sole; Tegular $4.00 anil
$5.00 $1.89'
Ladies' 'White Canvas' Shoos, medium.
' -.French heel, -regular $4.00. ..... ...95c
Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, rubber
'. sole and heels; regular' $.'i.00. ...$1.49 '
One Lot Ladies'. Cirnvas Pumps and
Oxfords, military heel .' ! . .,. 98c
One Lot Misses' '"and. Children's Ox
fords, Pum-ps and Shoes
'; . . :.. . .69c, 89c, 95c -and $1.15
Some "wonderful bargains' in this as
sortment. . . . '
Men '.s White- Canvas Shoes, regular
$3,50. '......'...,....$1.95,
Boys' White "and Black Canvas Shoes,
regular $1.50 ......'... .95c
LADIES SHOES.
Ladies' Patent Leather Pumps, French
heel; regular" $10.00 $1.49 .
Ladies' Patent Leather and Kid Ox
ford, French heel; regular $12.. $1.95
Ladies' Dull' Finish Calf 'Oxford, babv-'
Louia heel; 'regular $10.00. . .'. .$2.95 '
One Jx)t Ladies' Shoes, lust quality ,
leather, small sizes. The pin r . 9fC
MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES.
Men's Black Calf Shoes, English -last ;
regular $9.00. '. .$4.65
"Men's Brown Calf Shoe,. English last;
Regular- $8.50 . ...... ; ..$3.95 ''
Boys' 'Horsehidp Shoo, "nothing -'better'
for w.ear.;. regular , $3.50... ... .-. .$1.85
Boys' Ilcrschido'Slioe; reg. $2.75 .'.$1.35
MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
Men's All Wool Suits, gray mixed
tweed ; .regular $2.5.00. : . . . :. . , $11.95
Men's All Wool Suits, light mixed col
or; regular $40:00.. $17.85'
Bovs' All Wool Mixed, Long-'Pants
' Suits;'" regular $15.00 . .$7.85
Bovs'. All. Wool Mixed, Long Pants' '
Suits;, regular' $18.00. :. . .., . . .$8.75'
Bovs' Fancy, AH Wool. Mixwl, Long
Pants Suits-, regular $25.00.. $11.95'
... MEN'S UNDERWEAR .
Men's Summct- Wcight Uniou 'Suils, -
'long sleeves ;...'..,.-; . .98c
Men's Summer. Weight". Union Suits', "
short (-Jeeves'... ..'.'. !.. .". $1.29-
.Men's Balbriggan Shirts-and Drawers-
good 'material ; each 5-... 49c
Men's Poros Knit or Jialbifiggan' 'I'niou
Suits, short sleeVes, the fainous Hatch
One-buttQn the best .garment "'on tlie .
' .market r regular $2.75 -. .-.$1,59
WOMEN'S DRESSES. .
Ladies'
$3.50,
dailies'
Toadies'
Bloomer
silk,
now
Pongee
now
Pongee
now
Gingham Dresses, ' fori
now .'.......
Percale Aprons '. . .
Gingham Aprons,
s, btcp-ins ami Vests, in
stripeu satin, formerly
. $i.98
Bloomers, formerly
Camisoles, formerly
inerlv!
$2.19
..98c
.$1.89-
pink
$2.50,
each
$3.50,
.$2.98
$L'.Od,
.$1.78
Any volume of lonns wliuh the lornl
rami tun ii uss.K-iiilion uiiiy desire will be
token care of by tlie Federal Farm Loan
hanks, m-ronling to n It'tter received by.
V. A. A.vres, seertlary of llie loeul as
Mirialicii. The federal 'farm loan bureau
will ; iOd ., another nivni.Ker W Lane
conniy, konn to lok over nruperty of
npplieuiilrt fr loans. 1 lie re has been fed
eral tiUiis of nearly my inttlinrt dollars
final ed already in Ume county. Mmv
ha been actually rurrived on ?!HHMHKi lu
lottiw ami JjiUHUHli- is penum?. The loaim
tire secured for $ive and un'e-hnlf per
cent interest and, one 'per cent principal
ami at, , tli )B rate mat'uro'iu 31 years.
"There- lias never oei-u tmy trouble in,
gottiiif thi government tt loan money ou
lane cttiinty farm proiiejrt.v" f"lien (be
fnnda wvn available aiM now. Mm t tbere
is plenty of K(verimient money to be
li ml fffrniefH have a reul opportunity to
take ltd vantage of these 'loii time loans"
says, Mr. Ayres. '.'Any fiiriner with ado
nunte security tan H a li-a on li.it?,
farm. . .
"TJip local ossocialion i tti very go1
standinc with the federal hitul-banks be-
e'ause.its borrowers have met their pay-
menis prompiiy aim ineir preporiy. naa
heeu poid security. WiMi I be long Until
InatiK available and 'Hie l'ui!one bank S
ready to. tu'ke eare f shor.t.. Ivmns to
iiuivcVropK the fanner is 'better off. this
licasim th'nu for arvernt year-i." '
WOMAN CAilDATE .-:
'.;JEllSillJ)''FEllO
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St. 1a,u"l, Minii:, July IM.i Minnesota
denloerats' Joan of- Are sped boineward
in a- flivver yesterday after preventing
a serious split in the jmrty's. rank". ' " '. t .
Aiina Dickie (llson. .leiivocr:i.tie nomi
nee for lTnitel States sena'to.1 was cred
ited wirh squelebitifr an outbreak of .an
old-time party' feud-ainonp the demoeyntie
state central committee here.' " .
Zeke AtiBtin and . Frank. Day,' coihmil
tee members .'have been fight ih'fr for itO
yeavH. Tbey renewed- t'he' acrap", at the
committee, meeting today., ..'
Vhen the fire works beRun, Mra. Ole
son appealiHl for' -harmony. -She. got It.
Ze.ke Austin jumped' to his feet, yell
inir: "Here' ia a modeyn Joan of Arc, let's
all follow her lead."
Frank Day joined, in the vry with
"bravo" ,
.' The fight was over and everyjword of
the quarrel. wan expunged from the rec
ord. . ' . N
''Mrs. OIeso"n ia mor'e like Caesar than
Joan of An" said .Howard Kverett,
committee chairman. ' .
"Like Caesar she might-Bay T civme,
I saw. I conquered but she la too damn
ed modeHt to even think she -did:".
Mih. Heson left before the meeting
closed. Thursday is house cleaning day
in t'loiniet and the fliyv.erlng isn;t any
too good on Minnesota rojids.
Manliattan Shirts . Vaasar Underwear j
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(MfJiiigia;E ;,
0l-tt Will Answer I
Hall Contest Saturday
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'-- .lmljr J li tiirlia in !
'"''iiy iiuirt iiHlay niew il :
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K?' liUi .T'-'i "ini i.i-i'.,,i.
r. Ii' '"v an ,i,,p..r-
" f "r I n. ,:,.'1''"-'1 l-.vi.Mr. "I
Sail"iblKiin no.uiuti.m f..r
I.
envi'rnor nt !he recent primary election,
ny Shields, who. with Jay linwermnn of
Portland, will appear in the pneedini:f
for (iovernor (Mcntt. snid today that
a eonfi'ieiice had been arranged in Vnvt
bind tomorrow, when certain pha's f
the fae will be diriiHted with Y. S.
I' llen. one nt the attorney for the con
tewtants. The proefdure in g'-ttintr the
vn at is ue and th" law points l be
presented may Ik- n greed iimui at thin
nferenee, .Mr, Shields said.
Henderson Awarded
$9000 In Libel Suit
Carson City, Sow, July '. Former
Senator C. It. Henderson, wan awardeu
$!MKKt dainages by a jury in his fedi-ral
court libel Miit ag.in-t (he Iteno Journal
for ?I.Vmhhi, Cne juror wa reported t
have nhl oit for liunuigeH until
the wveiilb billot,
TRADE RESTRAINT CHANGED
San Fraie iM O. Jnh I-. - S. veti'y-s
n individual and firm encaged in the
local building traHi were tmmf jn war
rnnt nigned Tudm by I'oliee Judc
O'Hri.'n Hiarciur conoiiH' y in retriii'
of trade. Warrant wit im-d on com
plaint of A. IPttirh, tnashT pIiumImt
hitt Thnrdnv. hnrging that h- hfd bcor
nimble to get materials l-e-niie be oHr
led a i-I'ified nhop. 1
rhone K Sieren for Piano TWnf Iuiure with IJenrj Tromp,33 West Otb
COMPANY OFFERED CONTRACT
Washington, July lJ.-Tbe pAinffice
de.anment ban offered to continuf it
contract with the Oceanic .Sleninwhip
ciitupanv for e;irrying Australian maiN at
the old rate, $;ii;.ii per y-r. for the
next month, or nix ironfh. postmaster
tieneral Work .aid toilay. Thi company
has not yet replied to the nff-r and may
hold out fur it new rate, which is doii;
ble the old one. $:;ftl,(K)l.
Florence Makes Plans
. to Entertain Eugene
' Kin borate plana for the western Tynne.
fair to be held" in Florence September
14, 15, 'are being; jnadc. More than
5(Kt people Trdiff Eugene and other towns
of the AVillamette -volley are expected to
be present on Km gone lu.v, September 3,5,.
and reduced fares have been secured on
the -Southern Pacific, railroad,, according
to -D. M. Kyle, in charge of "transporta
tion for the fair.
A big aeafood dinner and an I m bit -'bar
bnrijo on tho bench are among .the fen'
tares of the fair on fhigene clay..ri'he
visitors" will bo- met at. "CuKhmmi. -with
hargett and ferried down Uie Siuslaw to
Florence. Henry- JAnergman ia p(est
dent and general manager of Uim - fair
this year. ' . . ,
The dates directly . precede ' the! ' Lane
eoimty fair and plun are to bring the
best of the exhibit here for the occasion
jis well as" send' 'a largo w.c.HtTu. Lane
dc legation-1 iugenc. . :.
Race .and- ''Religious
Issues In Jackson
Mcdfotd, July V County Clerk- Klory
toda called a special election, for A'ugi
itst ! .hen Jaclson crtiintywill vctr'Oii
the recall of. bH"ruf l errill. Una ucei--sion
waH reaclied nfter checking the
n allies nf J"'M' persotiH who aigued the
recall petitions. While, inany of" the
names were temporarily stricken tjier'e,"
from, the county clerk catled the election
after receiving, an opinion from tite state
attorney general .and the diHtriet attor
ney thrit the signatures were. legal. .
..The' flection ' promise to be the bit;
terest ijnd "hardest foil tt lit in the history
of, s'oulhern .Oregon. Hev. Oldficld hnd
K'ev. Koehler of Ash I and.- In :. a signed
statement, ysterday .admitted promotin
Uie recall' with" the bflckirig of the Me'd
ford. and AshhinU Ministerial' a (!"
tion and the 'Women' .Christinn Tem-
oerance I ni.un orguninatloiiH of -the two
Sheriff Terrill hna -been n "t,orm cen
ter 'of Jnckflon eottuty politic' for a year.
Me i k bnekeil bv the fit Izenn eoiiimillee.'
eojunojted of leadijig citizen witbo'iit re-
gnm to yftugroiiK o.r political, faith. I hi
orgiini?.iif ion was founded when (JiA'ernor
Ob'idt ordered (irowecution last week of,
oijtracs committed .in Jack son count v
liit Hpring a;id now elainia a membthip
of clone to 100. ' .
TJie"recnll prtjlinn, contain no specific
aolleg!itinn ngiii'nst Sheriff Terrill ox
eept "tj'.tlfeasance in office and non-performance.
of duty." The rceajl backers
'biijn to have affidavit Kiipporting speci
fic Instance. (
O. M. Iowe. firmer and fair exhibit
collector, will make the race agninst
Sheriff Terrill.
. Threatened mnndnmu proceeditigs bv
J"ihn J. Jeffrey. Ku Klnx nttornfv f
Pnrtlnnd. went hv the brxirds when the
county clerk called the election.
KAPPAS HrKE IN ROCKIES -
Clacier Pnrk, rmt; July Pt. Three
hundred colb-ge girN. C'inprling the
ilutnnnp and active delegate uiemberlhii
of Kappa Knppa !amma norority are
Uolriiiig thHr cinvention at tilaeier
National park.
The convention, which was declared to
!m the first r'-Kular convention ever held
in the park, will last pll week. The fir-t
Siminex esiotm were hM Tuesday aiH
lanf night the entire group hiked five
milei from Mmiv (ilaHer hotel to Lnkf
Josephine, in th h-art of the IrKk
mountain, for picnic on the hike hnre,
returning to their hotid l moonlislit.
When the eon vent ion ruda Sntuninr
many of the d'l gate iiiteml to fnutinue
wettwa'd on a tour of America' nation
al park ytnm.
YOUNG WOMAN SLAIN
Lou Anflen. t'nl., July Work
tig "n caut evident ?.tife tday were
frinr tn ideritfv the ImmIv of yoiifig
woman found revoltinrly murdered on the
rrwd which wind tin the hilUldt from
J f ; r i f fi n ae'iue in the Arroy Kec on the
yuukirla of the city.
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E are giving yoii the best hard
finish, all-wool worsteds, expert
tailoring, best style. Thirty dollars
never bought niorev v
Hart Schaffncr & Marx :
Palm Beach Suits . - ;
Entire Stock of
Straw Hats at
i lia if Price
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WADE'BROS;
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes !
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VI
Babe Sees Dad Slay
'Mother, Grandfather
Cleveland. O., July Kl! Three-year-old
Annie Mittenmiiellcr, was ole wit-'
neaa of the killing of -her mother. aud.
grandfuther and .the attempted miicide of
its father .here. John Mittenmiiellcr; 'he
fnt her, went to the grniiilfatber's house
to pay alimony due his former wife, Mra.
Katie .Mittenmu,eller. Me .talked to tihe
woman 'while, the child plu.ved around
their tfrt, gleefully to see, .father and mo
ther together. . . .' . .
T.hen, police-srty, Witten'niuelle.r tlrew n
revolver ami killed ;t ho woman and i'rank
Hliishis, the grandfather. 1
Am neighbor' rushed in .Mittenmuller
aliot himself,. He i in a, dying, condition.
. WESTFOR UNION PACIFIC
ItiTid, July i;l.-'(walil West, former
govenuir of. irtregoti. siddreswing :the Mend
('ommercial .club, Wednesday, urged !ih
nvemberH to' get .behind the I'nlon Pacific
program' Qf rallrond development tw the
best for the future of the nntp ns a
whole.; He declnreil that the' I'nion Pn.
eific must gn.in acceHK to the Willamette
valler.if ntillfoivfl coiJ"t ruction Is' to be
made across the state. West went -on rec
o'imI' as favoring a dir.wt -line from Mend
to Crane.
Burns Deluded In His
Marriage Says Nurse
,Lo Angeles, July 13. Matthew V.
Huron .was .under the illtiBlon that ho
bail married Gloria Swonaon, film queim,
and' not -her .mother, according to evi
dence presented lu court K. H. McBridV,
Kpccial nurse employed to tako -caro of
Burns by the star's mother, testified in
the suit of Kurns' relatives to break the
will by wJiirii he left his whole estate
tn (ilnria and her mother, said that
Burns used to asxurn him that ha was
Miss Hwanson's husband.
.- He snid Burns was irrational while ho
was. under care at the Kagl Itoek sani
tarium near here. Mrs. .Margaret A.
(irnhain, Burn's sister and one of Uin
plaintiffs, deelared that Burns exhibited
signs of insanity shortly nfter the ileutb
of his. first- wife Airs. Icna Burns, In
31)14. Mrs.' A. O. I'bolpn. another wit
ness, said Burns, who used to call on
her, became a nuisance to her through
his constant habit of playing
oiilja board. '
with
Simply Wonderful
For Hair and Scalp
BacUriolngltU, Madleil 8ctnc, tnidortM
thm wondtrful 4wtlon of 8hep Dip. '
After fmn of uprlnwiiMnc to obUla
the exact reqatrwnmU In formatatiDK 8e
pol combined wtth Bhep Dtp Deodorised
and other tnedloal properties the reeiilte
have met the approval of thouunda of man
and woman. ..
The remark able' action of Sepol protect
the acalp from form Ufa which la Irwentlnl
to proper hair growth and beautiful hair.
Ctvlnv a -new life-like floe, luitra end
attrectlTenee. u ,
For Exeaailva Oil, UftteM Walr, Itchln
ScAp. Dandruff and Falltntf' Hair It hna
no ecual. You .today can double the bMuty
of your hair b the regular ue of tiennl.
Blng far superior to ordinary Soap ao4
water. " Delightful to uaa.
Vpol la on sale at all Drue Starte - Adw.
Iknrwitiif l-'rirlfii- '.liirlif. Seven ft-ffiurl.
ora, Armory. Iigene. . '. 0 jyl-t
STAGE
Venetar--Eujfcne
I-v. Veneta 9:00 a. rn.
Ar. Euprcno 9:50 a. m.
Lv. FiiiReno 1 i.W a. m.
At. Vencta 12:20 p. m.
IyV. Veneta 1:00 p. m.
A r. KuRcno 1 :50 p. m.
Lv. KiiKen'b 4:00 p. m.
Ar Vonuta 4:50 p. m.
Daily Except Sunday
FARES
One Way 75c.
.Round Trip $1.25
"Service" Our Motto .
OFFICES
Draper 'h Store, Vencta.
Main hit.
Stago Terminal, Eupcne,
7th and Olivo.
J. R. CLACK, Mgr.
Vencta, Oregon. !
GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME
Vocation lime is Iioro.' Arc you planning to ko to
the inountaiii8 or to tho soa shore t
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'No. matter 'win-re you go, you will waut to louvo
your Silverware, Jewelry and valuables in a place
safe from fires and. burglars
Our large,' roomy Safety Deposit Vault is just tho
place for those, precious things you do not wish to
leave ulone and unprotected at homo
You are welcome to bring your things in and loavo
them with us till your vacation is over ,'
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
The Dank for Service. :
EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK
Tho Bank for Savings.
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