Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 21, 1922, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextThursday Evening, December 21, 1!)'22 THE E r Page Nina! T frTORS OPEN TONITE TILL 8;30 P. M. a. "" ' ' I nnni n i i i I 1 t : IK IPortland Arbany 2.34 Astoria 9.89 Ilcnd 19.-J0 Corvallts 2.03 Harrisbtirg 91 Hooili.Jliver:. 10.09 CANDY A Free Bag of Candy will he given to each child accompanied hv its mother Avho makes purchases amounting to 2()c or more. THIS WEEK ONLY! East 9th St. BAKERY E. M. BOYD, Prop. 36 East 9th Phone 72 (Fonneilv Dunn Bakery) LOW HOLIDAY Round Trip Fares BY THE OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY ....$3.72 Junct'n City t Siokniie I.owl.ston .. Orville l'pnilleton 23.70 3. S3 18.29 . l.S.IIH Taroma Tho lVillos .. Walla Walla Wllsnnvllle .. W'ooclburii .... Yakima Salem 3.4 7 Scattlo 1G.49 .Tickets on sale Dec. 22, 23, 24, 2.'), 29, 30, :U, Jan. 1, return limit January ."i. Similar fares to other point on the Oregon Eleetrie ly., and all lines from Portland, whore the. one-way fares are $:!0.00 or less. Tickets sold and baggage checked through to destinations. ' " Details will be furnished on request., , , OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY H. R. Knight, Agent, Eugene Special Sale of RUGS Here is the mosl'durablc Ciirislnuis larffc shipment ol lUitfs just arrivcu . .. , Hue- to mother or wife. 9x12 She. . . . $13.65. 8x10.6 Size. . . .$12.15. 7.6x9 Size. .$9.20 THESE PRICES ONLY IAST UNTII, DKBlBERjaill - SO COME EARLY AM) TAKE OUR I ltK , ,r rrro A Frill Rpt of 6 CUPS OTld SaUCCTg St.lft .. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DISH OFFiiK v . , -7; -r Charlets Bargain Store . G3-67 West Eighth Oov:itlis, i. 21, lrvatlis wind offlinafs regard the Mfdf-ml protest a,niinst the toctball game here wi'u To hdu as uufair and unsportsmanlike aud up going aiiead with the program. I'riu oipul Mc.Uuster telcgnlnbed the Toledo ,ttain to that effect yesterday afternoon, i rt'( iviug the following message today : i "Thanks for fame a ranee. Tiikcts i t:nvlntied; Pullman ordered. We will J leave Christmas day and arrive in Iurt j in nd Saturday uiomiug. rorvallis business men's com rait roc in i charge i f the arrangements today de- lositMl Jf.V'.OO iu the bank to uudorwrit ' the came. INaus an being made to meet ( ihe Toledo team in Portland and put on u ! timid1 iu ("orvalltH automobiles art' u -1 ppi iftl by the hish school band. It i hped to get Portland's cooperation t ke th i-uttwnprK a regular wiMcrn j welcome. Ac-coming to Air .Me.uaster. at in ltnif of I ln meeting of thcstatc uttdeti i beard iu control in Salem IVcvmbt-r 0, Medford bad guaranteed SlfHW to AWuh- ' mpioti biuti in Port land for a second i Larue witli the Toledo team. A woe It 'it , er these negotiations wort entered into by Medford and after tho Porllmd j school bad failed to Ret the game, th I Toledo team telegraphed Oorvalliis thai I lII its other negotiations baft fallen j through and stating that if Cor v all's ) w uid make t.he necessary eip.'iw de 'it. that tli-. Ohio team wouul coim1 h'Mf Corvallis immediately tclcgra;.a'-.I I the rieiuy Red received the contract, j "We fel that under the circumstances w cot tin pmiic legitimately," said Mr. I MVMaster. "Medford certainly could not .expert to have unlimited time to obtain the same. Toledo seemed to have the as surance that Medford had failed to tele graph us. That, we presumed, left the inr.tier open to us aim we immediately accepted. That's all there is to it and we are willing to rest our case witii th tr.tc board on the fuels." Sa!em Boys Charged With Store Burglary 'Salem. Deo. t, (harges of burglary were lodged against six Salem boys, all of whom were said to be students of the local high school. The boK under arrest are Howard !HidvioItKon, Kstley Kllis John 1'iipp, 1'uul Khmer, Wesley Putnam and l"iar enct Clement. None of the boys would dlnuss the' charges preferred agairt ttiem by the police. The officers said they had obtained evidence indicating that the boys had entered nt lease three stores here dur ing the pflwt. six weeks, iu addition i stenling a nmnber of overcoats from lo on! ehorvhes. They had planned other jobs, the polioc said, hu'ludiug the tJ:eft of receiptK of basketball games to be In Id in the near future. The .(dure which ihe boys wore alleg ed u have robbed inoluded those of o se & Cooley, Xatnple S.hop and V,. P. 15.93 1119 20.70 5.00 4.40 23.01 til shop. The boys worked together, the police said, mid conducted their operations s teiuaticully. Ship Building Trade Slumps In America Washington, Deo. 21. While adminis tration forcea battle iu the senate to ob tain pusxage of the Hhip subsidy bill, the stun building industry., of the nut ion if in a fdump, tttat'uticH oomplled by Commis sioner of Navigation reveabi. Thouiiij slightly higher than iu pre-war yen is, due to delayed commercial work during the war, construction of steel ships dur ing the post fiscal year amounted to only ri.NS,2Jt2 gross tons. Compared to thU meagre total, 2.000.1KH gross tons were ceaHtructed in the corresponding peiiod nt V.V21 wbieh wan considered universal ly as a year of depression in other lines. p,;es cnt enny A Btioe 1122 ONLY' TWO DAYS TO CHRISTMAS . HURRY j Did You Ever Slop To Think What You Could' Buy for 88c j JUST TO SHOW YOU WHAT YOU CAN BUY HERE, WE OFFER FOR FRIDAY ONLY 88c QUANTITIES LIMITED! BOX KERCHIEFS 88c Sold regular ul $1.5(1. Uox ol .'! Ladies' finely embroidered. 'ery special. VANITY CASES 88c Sold regularly at. $1.4!). Com plete inside; very good value at fliis price. 10 KERCHIEFS 88c All 10c anil manv 1"e regular Ladies' Kerchiefs will go Fri day Jit KSo. BOUDOIR CAPS 88c Fine emluoidereii silk and lace trimmed Caps; sold regular to $1.1)0.. 10 TOQUES 88c Were $1.00 and lo $1.50, fancy wool and silk iSuhy Toipies. lixtifi special value. CAMISOLES 88c Fine Ladies' Silk O-amisoles in a large variety of colors to seleet from.. 3 TOWELS Regular 4He. large heavy Turk is'h Towels of exceptional val- STORE peoples (Dash the iniiversity !r Hollv. X. lic JI. Mi-h. DnrU Itiunen. nnpiited f n chai-Re of murder in eiinneetion with the shooting i ueain f her huband. "noiiesi. J-iui nrunen. whs reported recovering hmhi irum v llapse at le end 01 ine irini. Ilnriv Mohr. lief brother, who won tried jointly wiih Mrs. Hmnm. wn fi U Ud guiliy ol !irl degree niurtier im niKht in the name verdict that freed the woman. ' , , The jurv recomiiniided tiiat ne u" Kiven life impris'uiment. Mrs. Ilinnen collapwd in her chair ns rie verdii-l was read. Ah Mohr. was led f-om the court room he called buck fiood-bve IhirriH unri the tiecain-' n - terieal and insisted on following bun Lack to jail. , She col aiiel flBinn ns ilepunes cn.Ken hf.nduffK nn her brother. 1 Itruncn. widely known circus owner, was shut to death as he ni by a kilcln-n window in his home several month api . Charles Powell, former circus em ploye, testified at the trial that b was paid by .Mohr 10 snoot uruni n. luriKC riiuitcn nniiimw'n ininv in- n cntenif Mohr .lannary U. Attorney rrc c-tiiVHtM man expect to npp-al Ihe WiLLAWIETTE FINISHES E Sal m. Ipe. '.'1- Willamette nniver till ilnie lor an enoim mem iiiiih 01 Xi.VMMdl has emhd ivv(ntty. it " ai'i cunerd lier" Srdn-wty nirht. The . iitire "oim frf tbi endnw merit I i bf raiM 'l b inidiurht flncdat , or l lie IHI pt'Jlli-eil Ity the lt(M'ki'feilT foi;riliiiioir would !ia been, wiibh Id. I 'ftn..H--rtM rprtil. nbM-r,i-r p't' jlnost" Baking .Powder . "Flaw brn lArnble witty yak kid nrvn inc iiildho-id." Arku M. . irlp' Hn7.on'i. Miefdgaii. ' V' firTy lJiwi hae li.i icrrioie pn-Kncnr that tired : feebnr. hnrdly tfble to 4'.' mv fk. 1'i HMricfcolev Kulnef IMl-i fijronfc inM-d vThM-oJ rmhartir Tab I wHn felt life- new nerwm.' i .1-...f.n ,liuiiiie nsiM tifiiri and Ral$e$ blurs d vivn w; tyniprimn nf VHln'-' I lirf. Ki.fil Vytih". H Iadies' Pure Silk Hose 88c lu blown, Mack ami while, a com plete rangi" of sizes. Hose thai for merly sold at $1.15 and $1.4!. Pretty Design Baby Blankets 88c Regular $Uf Baby IVib Blankets in a very pretty range of blue and pink designs, (iood large size. 1 Sleeping Baby Dolls, Special 88c Regular $l.4) hand stuffed Polls with pretty curly hair and unbreak able head. To $1.50 Value Silk Ties 88c (living you practically an unlimited range of vour choice of Silk or Knit Ties, valued to $1.5(1. 2 Yds. Pillow Tubing 88c Regular 5!)c, 4.-inch Indian Head Pillow Tubing; linen finish; at a spe cial price. Flannelette Night Gowns. 88c Regular $1.4!) Ladies' Flannelette Xight downs, good quality flannel; all sizes. Full 3-Pound Cotton Batt 88c Sells regularly to $1.25. A full '1 pounds, already stitched ready for use Cotton Batt of good quality.' Besides these, You Will Find Many Other 88c Specials in Every Part of the Store. OPEN TONITE TILL "under the wire" with ininules to Npare. rne money win ne mid for the construction of new imlver sitv buildinKs. The everyone has occasional Interruptions or unforseen delay on bak ing days, but the hoilso wifu who uses Crescent Baking Powder will tiW worry. ' ' . . She will have light, aneit in-your-mouth biscuits, mu ffins) and cake because y Crescent combines the two leavening units that insure good results under variable ' circumstances. From any grocer , C-ctcem Manufacturing Company tteaule, Washington Crescent tht Dough . m 88g PLEASE SHOP EARLY! MEN'S HOSE 88c Regular $1.-5. Silk and wool Hose of distinction, in a va riety of sizes and colors. DRESS SHIRTS 88c A , close-out on Men's Fine Press Shirts. Former values to $.'.00. 2 BELTS ' 88c T Regular 75o Men's Leather Belts at this great, reduction. Buy them. MEN'S SH1KTS 88c A heavy flannel twill Shirt for men. ltnngo of sizes; reg ular $1.2!) sellers. 4 PAIRS HOSE 88c Regular 2fie 4ind 29i. Men's Fine Dross Hose, in all sizes nnd coloi's. . 2 PAIRS GLOVES 88c T Regular 09c. Men's Leather Work , Oloves; exceptionally good value. , ' , FINE CAPS 88c ' ' For men nnd toys, a wonder ful offer in AVool Dress Caps. 8:30 P. M. Store Home Beautiful -FOR CHRISTMAS WITH T; Pottery, Vases, Stand lVames, Framed Pic tures, Incense Trays, Incense Burners, Nar cissus Bulbs. , Picture Framing V J x. FRED LUDFORD .' 922 "Willamello St., Kngene " '.. ' Wall Paper, Paint and Art Store SEND AWAY As a Cliristmas Gift to your Friends and Relatives, a Box of the Famous Diamond A Prunes m .' iu 5 ami 8-lh boxes '. . V ' "" ALL GROCERS SELL THEM 1 Packed by Eugene Fruit Growers' Association l USE THE GUARD WANT-AD WAY ij a jaarTr- . t a ;- .. ' 7?. TT . .v. . .. v. .fT-:" '. ''-r"' ' .f, '.