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'i : V.vnnintf. Sootrmlipp 91 imrsQ'1 " "THE EUGENE DXItT OUSED Pnjo Five EH7S IWW SIOTS WILL MEET WITH YOUR . 1 APPROVAL Heeting Your Viewpoint! Lthe smart new styles you want, fine hand tailoring, prices down to the low est POSSIBLE LEVEL YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL IS GREEN-MERRELL CLOTHES FOR FALL '22. AN EXTRA FINE VALUE AT $35 ' THE LINE, $25 TO $60 ,; 713 Willamette St. "one of Eugene's best stores" CITY NEWS Mr. Cook Returns . .Mr" J", K '""k- '' 1" returned fr..m a vUii of aliu.ol tv we.-ks in Portland. : Hero From Florence It. K. llrem. f I l..riiiri U .tundini n lew liny a m I hi West Lane People In City Mr. mi I Mrs. K. S. Hi,-,.. f Kloreme, .ire xp-iiiliug o feu- ilav, iu r.,ij;,.u,.. ' ' ' - - H Hero From Elmira J'.rs-.Wlllis Word an.) i.on. Norman, "f r.lliiira, ari' ib-itnr in Kujiene today. Hero From Junction M. 1. Allen of Jnnrtiim Citv. is trans, acting business in ihi tity Unlay. SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR THE DELINEATOR For a few days we are making a Special Offer on Subscriptions to the Delineator taken at our sttore Gono to Portland Frani; Berber, local realtor, weut to Forllautl today on a sliort buMUer-s t t-i. Down From Junction t.Mrs. ('. I.. Smiili of .Iiiiu'iion Citv, is a Visitor in KugiMu- today. Moved Residence ' K. rtiarlt't unci family liave moved from "lis Tenth avenue west to Ti Wasbinaton street. Canary Men In Town Slnuford Mntheson anil Jack l'llelim of Cniinry. ore in the city on business for a few days. Down from Waltorvillo .Miss Hello Millican of Walterville, Is iu the i-ity toilay visiting relatives and attending the fair. Files Bankruptcy Petition W. II. t'imaily. of Venetn: has) filed a lietitiou of bankruptcy iu federal court. Albany Publisher Hore E. M. ltengitn. publisher of tho Al hnny Herald, is u visitor iu Kugeno to day. Leaves for Portland Mrs. t A. Sweek, who nna been vis iting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. ( Yornn, left today for Portland. Play Ball at Roseburn Itaniey t'otu, of I bo Rtigene. league team, nud Pitcher (.lilhert of the Goshen nirereirniion, have gone to ltoseharg to play ball during Uic Douglaua couuty fair. In From Cottage Grove Misses Ada Onket. Klsie Gray and IVarl Meisner of t'ottayo Grove are visitors . iu this city. Moves to Portland Mrs. Mnry Wnld left yesterday for l'ortlnnd wbcro she will mnkc licr fu ture homo. regular Fall Term is uetfiniiiiifi: and new stil ls are enrolling every pent Instruction, Reasonable Rates our teacher's have had' Kticnl business experi- awl have specialized in subjects they teacli londay Is Enroll ment Day. ion cannot. arrange to at- I Day School we recom- d tlio Night Classes for our Free Catalog. kene Business College A. E. Boberts, Pres. (cue 6(i6 Eugene, Ore. Egypt Scene of Civil War Between 2 Tribes Cairo, Sept. 21. A descrr. war be tween the liedouin and Wuhibt tribes was viewed as imminent hero todav. and the jioverumeut prepared to t-uke drastic action. The Itcdouins are traversing: the Ilad-dad-t'niro air route in view of meeting tJie Wahibi. who are reported to have defeated the trnns-.Iordian Arabs, seiz ins Amman. The government is concen trating infantry, cavalry and heavy ar tillery and is ready to launch attacks to stop the civil strife. Vote to Install New Boiler Directors of the Y. M. C. A. have voted to install a new boiler, needed to completely heat the association building during winter months. Visiting In City 1 Mr. and Mrs. K. K Awbrcy and boh, Miltnn4?and grandson, Francis and Hub ert Awbrey, of Albany, arc visiting rel atives in Kugeno. i Gots Building Permit Frank Neobert has taken out a permit for the erection of a residence at 1121 Monroe to cost $2SIM. t Tyoue has received a permit to crept a $2K( bill board at tho cast end of Franklin boulevard. GIRL IS ASPHYXIATED - Tocoma, Sept. 21, Although pol-ce of ficers with a city pulmoter resuscitated her after he had been overcome by il luminating gas in the bathroom of her home last night. Hazel Sligar, 17 years old, high school student, died at a local hospital here today. The girl was over come when she went to take a bath and was discovered by a boarder. ! Returns from Vacation Hubert. Riddle, letter earner, has re turned from a vacation spent at Tilla mook and other places iu the northern part of the state. m Wonderful Assortment of Lovely Dresses, Coats, Suits, Wraps "Certainly the Finest in Town, and Absolutely the Lowest in Price" WOOL DRESSES Of navy and brown twill will) colored embroidery, lace and net col lars, braid ami sell' embroidery. Sncciallv featured C1Q ?fl uuier wool uresses ?zo.uu, ?.y.uu, $jo.uu ana jija.ou. SILK DRESSES Dialled and straight line. Canton Crepes and Satin-faced Ocpea. Yorv new and clever stvles with bead and buckle orna- SPQ 50 incuts. Specially featured at Other SUk Dresses $35.00, $39.50, $45.00 and $49.50. Delightful Creations in Coats and Wraps PLAIN TAILOIIEI) COATS Specially featured for this week. Coat of Polo cloth, sill: lined and felf trimmed. A beautiful coat. Specially $29 50 featured at -.... Other Coats of Tanpiina, Fashona, Marvella, and fJerona, in the new shades of Kit Vox, Malay, Hawaiian, Navy and Black. Selt'-stitehins; tucks and sclf-cordina: ' , 39.50, $49.50, $59.50 and $69.50. . . . FUR TRIMMED COATS Ticnutiful Coats of Monterey, silk lined, belled and loose models, trimmed with mole and beaver triininrng. Specially 00 featured at D3,WU Other fur-trimmed coats of Fasliona, Marvella, Taniiina, fierona, Duvetyn and I'ercosia, trimmed with M'ole, Lynx, Beaver, Caracul and 'Wolf : . $.75.00, $85.00, $89.50, $95.00, $125.00 lip to $200.00. i.-i):mi)iJ..imf,itf.mii.iM.,i tote i'lin iiii' How Fat Actress Was Made Slim Many stage people now depend entire Iv Uhii .Marmola Treseription Tablets for reducing and controlling fat. One clever actress tells that she reduced steadily and easily by using this new form of the famous Marmola Prescrip tion, and now. by taking Marmola Pres cription Tablets several times a year, keeps her weight just right. All good druggists sell Marmola Prescription Tab lets at one dollar for n case, or if you prefer you can secure them direct from the Marcnla Co.. 4012 Woodward Ave., betroit. Mich. If you have not tried them do so. They are harmless and effective. Dyments Return an ami Mrs. l o in . lrmi'iit nave I returned to their home at lKio Pearl from their Rinnmer vacations. The dean visited bis old home in Ontario.- Canada,' where he nttended a reunion of his bro- , j thers. ami Hr. Dyment spent her vaca-j Bound to Keep Peace I Lorenzo 1ole, coast mountain home- steader, who has been held in I he county jnil charged with threatening to kill two of his neighbors, was bound over to the grand jury nud his bonds were fixed at $."0O after n hearing before Judge Jesse (i. Wells in justice court yester day afternoon. Pole lins not raised the bond and is still in jail. To Attend Lane Fair Mrs. Clarence I lout motored to Kit gene today and will spend the remainder uf the week with Mrs. .1. P. Purno and other friends in the University city. She goes to attend the T.nne county fair to be held in Kugene this wpek. Corvallis (jnzette-Timei, Poriet and Tricotine Wool Dresses arc smarter than ever For Fall $12.75 to $39.50 Paris lavs her frock emphasis on lovclv wool materials of I'oirct and Tricotine. Frocks of superb (pialitv with side draperies from the neck to the hem, for grace ; some of them lined with Henna, 'Canton Crepe Sot )smartness; others in the ever-flatteniiK and youthful straight lines for sim '7i ,K . Given Clear Title A. B. Wahlxtrnm and F. M. Wahl strom have been given n clear title In the north half of lot seven and the south Hi feet of lot eight, in block one, Siiod grass addition to Kugene, in their suit in circuit court against Mr. and Lfra. II. I. MeC.rnff. are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1, O. IJryan, at 11 -4 Seventh avenue west. They are relutives of Mrs. Itryau. Here From Cottage Grove Mr. ami Mrs. h. Hades and Misit Mc Uride are among Cottage Orovo people in the city today. From Junction City ii-u n,.. i ,,... i ,.t T.i,t..it.. r:iu iu attending to business here today. ( Petitions for Naturalization Sigitard Jensen Miller luw filed a pe tition to be naturalised as a citizen of the I 'tiited States with the county clerk, lie is n native of Denmark coming to this country on the I.usiianin hi I'M I, Returns From Coast Professor and Mm, Hugh ll'ruclt re turned last night from three , weeks spent nt the Washington beaches. Pro fessor Pruett is with the physic de partment ot. the Vniversity of Oregon. They live at lS-'ii Heights boulevard. Assumes Now position Jennie Wigle lins joined the sales force of Ax Billy'a department hi ore. She ia In the wonicim reody-t-weur department. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Martin M-nlkey return- t ed home Tuesdny from Portland where thev attended the furnral of Mr. Mid- j kev's brother-in-law, J. II. Fugat. Mr. ! nnd Ir. Oi'orire tiroes an; rxiinctcd to return today from attending the funeral. Visitors From Los Angeles Mr. and Mr. Frank Seifert and chil dren of !om Angeles, who are on a trip cast, have stopped off in , Kugene and LARGE'S 865 Willamette . .V Is Backache Making You Miserable? ''Lrry Pic 1 J - re von nun, m"' - with a ImiI tii-kV !" vou link ''"',.'".; llf(pr limine!'- nnl ilizzmr-KB r.'Cl ll worn onir" l.ikrlr "nr ki;lii-y rr blnme. l.amHncj. .hirp. .iahkiti( iin. l.. kfh" nnd alinovinz urmnrT ilionHT nr nil u...t'.m ( w.ik.-nwl kliii-v. Ilnn't wait for mme ri-- Ir.iMbh'. J.'l t,.-k y.r.r honlth awl k-p il. 1 Ih,.in' Ki.lii-v l'ill. II"'"- ''J'K" ihnr iiitrii. Ak ymr nwr'ittor! Hr Euone Cot. . K T SlmrKMiiiiT. -',:' W-liintnn : !,,: "llonnV Kuln.'V I'ill" li'vrr lt.,;i...l in rl.i in,- eixxl. I !ifny "1 " h,i .,n liaml. W1..M I ii-.tii' ""Virriiii ti,.,l ,.f hit ki.ln. r nr ih- V, " J-J alar (I'll "'V kWn". m "'"! make mr ! - Motorcycle Hits Automobile Frnnk Itlmlo. tli'i vina; n nintnrpyi-ln on Klrviuith ovpniip wpnI. yi-nliTiliiy iiftrr- iiunn. Int tin' l''onl lirloneuii: tu I,. M. rowcll, of 'nttni;p (Ji-nvi', iuTot-ijii to poliiv riH-onls. 'I'hi l-'orcl u-i-nt hitu Hie cilrliius tiud broke (Iip winiUlik'lil. Horn Is Quaranllncil Tim Wnnila lioinr tit 1I1.VI Iti'ccli in ntiiiraitllnril for inrli't Ii-vit. Tin fio licp linve token tile iuurniitiu! flag til 077 Pcnrl down. G. D. P. CONFER WITH STATE LEADERS HERE The first republican campaign gun in Iane county in the general election will be Hounded this evening when the couuly central committee, executive committee and candidates meet tit the Osburn lintel at U::tO o'clock. State Chairman Walter Toor.e Jr., ami Secretary K. Ingalls will deliver addn-sscf on the repu blican state-wide objective nnd plann will be made fttr Uie county campiiign. Tin ineeiing in expected to be a pre 1 imiittt - to the state pliitfnriu nsseinbly on Si-ptiMidnT -0 in Porilnud. Tonxe Ih expected to give the republicans the hi side on the Halt independent enndidaey which hiiH developed since his last ap pearance in this city. Women members of Kansas Physician Vlflts Ir. I. W. Itcid, physician of .lulu. Kansas, with hi wife and two eons visit ed in Kugene today while on a tour of the country in their Iodge sedan. Oregon appeal to Or. Itcid, who oy he may locate somewhere in this tjtnte. DOAN'SW if OO nl all Drutf Stores 1) liMtcr rlitturata fltU-OnM In Front Mercer- Mr. CliarlotH- K. Willi anil ilulizll ti'r. Mr. HlHiiilie Dnlilin, rr in Kit jjeue Imliiy from Mrn-er. Forces of Shopmen 80 Per Cent Normal Wellington. Sept. 'Jl - Shop forces of the railroads of tJt coimlrv ur now ap proxiinnt''!) Wl pr c'nt of normal, th 8Hv(riiiiim of' railuay cccijtive an uoiiticd tmlny. On September V. the increase in shop work-r totalM 7174 over ill previous dny. the iancest irn'rense since the rail roiid Mrike begjiu. This inerpa'-e was attributed to the f'hi'-ayo agreement. Senate Votes Relief Funds Forjiefugees W.i-bincton. Spr. L'l. Apiifoitriation of 'Nltl.MN fur reh-f of Aniiricnn re fnife. in Smyrna o- prmiiled by the xennte todnv. An amendment t Hie deflcirncv np- proprit ion m". v n bopm "'"" I r.T .nl wile n rl the liill wiim JilU-r ,;i-.e Ihe fond-. brvr. ill not lc made availalnV until the i-.iifereti . (-rmimittt-e i -.f boti-e ii nd sMilte rejire-ent Hti ve ! arr thlr re"rt nr -niilloti-d bv , .1. ...i . i. k. 11 la. ,;... 1.1 III INHII ninrfl if " pfr'derit. DANCE . At Ww Armory every night during aif rk, . 9ti It Neutralizes Stomach Acidity, Prevents Food Fermentation, Sour Gasay Stomach and Acid Indiges . tlon. OouhllesM if you are a sufferer from indigestion, ymi have already tried pep sin, pjtnerentin, charcoal, drug and vari ous digestive aids and you know thenc things will not cure your trouble iu Home cases do not even give relief. itut. before giving tin hope and de ciding you are a chronic dyspeptic Jimt try the effect of a little Hisurated Mag-iH-sin not (he ordinary commercial car bonate, citrate, or milk, but the pure ItiMiraled Magnesia whicJi you rim ob tain from prnctienlly any druggist In either powdered or tablet form. Take a teuspoonful of the powder or two omprcssel tablet with a little water after your next meal and see what a difference thii in a km. It will instantly iiautralixe tho dangerous, harmful acid in the stomach which now cwisch your food to ferment, nnd Hour, making gnu, wind, flatulence, heart burn and tin bionteil or heavy, lumpy feeling that see iih to follow most everything you cat. Von will find that provided you luke a little Itiioirnted Miigne-ia immediutcly Mfier ttie;iL voit can cat ahnot any thing and enjoy it without any danger of pain or oiHemniorr i ioiiow nmi more over, the continued use of the hiKurntd magnesia in r mot injiir the atomach 'In anv way so long as there are any symp tome (if add iltdigeHlioil, the county central committee are urged in In nreNent at the hauouet. Committee men are expecld from every district of the county. County C'Jiairman Danviu Voraii will preside. Body of Girl, Partly Burned, Pound on Pyre Kiihiin Cliv. Si-iit. 1. Tho partly liiniii'il Imilv of o Rill, ri'tliiK on tin tin uroviwil fiini'rnl iyri wiih fiiiinil In Hie Wimmi rovi'l'l'll iHiiiiini mini in him .uin Kiiurt rlvrr ni'iir Ihm-ii tnitiiv. Tin- ii'il ni'l'iiri'iilly lmil liffn luiirdor- eil nnd no nttiMiint iiiiidp to bide tho crlmo "by lieKtroyiiiK tin body. 1-iVtuoiK'i u'iim iiiho ruuna time nnimois hud inoleateil tlio body. GRAND CHAMPION Tlin'o-yi'iir-nlil Hull to lie sold ot one Hon, I'olr llroutuln, l'riiluy. Soo big adv. t'.'l DANCE At New Armory enery night durlni Fnir Week. 3 2: Iiimiranco Qoo. N. McLean, M. & 'W. buuldlnic. TOO LATL' to CLASSIFY VATl:l - Woman for general lion.. ork. I'li'ir ailulta uud no rhildren. I'lione lilil. '- I'lllt SM I' iurenirt. I'rired re.i.oii tillle. Til T. l.'itll. '-'- IU I A II I bv week or iiimiili. noon lnm h eon for hil-h"'.. iiieii, otii-r eol. -"i. Aril sleeping Miri II iollllllo,liilllis for ."1 .tiiilenti. or IHMi. '.Vl'i W'illlim ette St. I'lione IIHt J. If WAXTKH- Prune iiii ker at Mart In ll ihi' orflianl. I inil'-i on ltier llonl. I'lione 4"i-1 '.'-'. '-'-' rillt lil'.NT . ro.no nlifi.lioi-lie.l fill. Uaier nml lirlit im Iml' d. -'-' ''. I.n jenn l!.liy 'iin nr. ."ijl W illain't'e COUNTRY PEOPLE SHOULD VISIT LINN'S DURING FAIR WEEK Linn'H Drujf Storo Hppciali.os on rural trade and offora for Fair wook the 1'ollowiiiR apodal iiriccs: Fonnuldtiliydo, int Quart "IJlut'HlollD," 1)IT 111 Stock Salt, por Hi KrcHo Dip, Rallon u-gnlloii lots, per uiuum ,.60c $1.00 .15o 10c ,.$1.75 .....$1.50 UoIihimi'h Hat I'asto, killn rats, niicd and unts 35o DAJKVT TllKlfMOMCTEUS 35c First Prize on Pickles will be Yours if You Buy Your Supplies Here ' ' Wliiln Mimfard S(;od, plR CVIcry Seed, pkf? '. . . Ttuni'iii.', pktf. Kawlirin, plifr 1 l'uniwii.v, III Snaliiitf Wax, pk. . Order By Mail if You Wish Wo will Pay the I'ohIuko and Oivo You Very Trompt Scrvico Juet Try It. Linn Drug Co. 704 Willamette Phone 217 UNIVERSITY PHARMACY Elnvontli ami Alder ... Tlinno 114
