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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1923)
Tago FAt ;.TJ5.S EUGENE - DAILY. 'GUARD a ' I'll D J' III 1 T i.1 :!-i Hi-fi m J! Mi 58 tippietets Easy Payment Plan Helps Many To Have Better Homes Our Prices Are Lower Our Quality Is the Best Our Plan Applegate's plan of help ing people have a hotter home is meeting with great popular favor. A largo number are furnish ing their homes eomplete but others find it better to furnish a. room at a time. Perhaps it is the dining room that you ' want to furnish. We have an exceptionally largo stock of sets that are most moderately priced. You find what you want here. And your credit is good Davenports Overstuffed Davenports, (.'hairs and Hookers are becoming more popular than ever. The many styles, coverings and col ors make it easy to select just what you want. Brill iant colors, striking de signs and patterns also lend variety to our great stock of moderately priced overstuffed furniture. Use your credit. Bedroom Sets AVe are especially proud of our showing of Bed room Furniture. On the second floor are many styles; the prices are low. If it is only one article you want for this room yon will find your choice in this department. Dif ferent sized sets permits you to pay as little or as much as you desire, and your credit is good. News of Lane County . Special Correspondence to The Guard- HARRISBURG Columbia Phonographs You arc missing a lot of joy in the home if you do not have, music. Our easy terms have placed many Columbia Phonographs in liomes in Lane county this fall. The Columbia's popularity is due to the fact that it produces clearer tones like the artists themselves Wedgewood Ranges If you really want to save money you will buy a Wedgewood Iiange. You save on first cost and you save every day the hinge is used thereafter. Eco nomical and efficient, the Wedgewood is guaranteed by the facfoi-y and by Applegate's. Use your credit. Use Your Credit It Is Good Here Applegale furniture Co. Heilig Theatre Bldg. Dodge Brothers MOTOR CAR .Owners will tell you that the Touring Car is exceptionally well adapted for winter driving. The curtains are trimly cut. They open and close with the doors and fit snugly, affording ample protection from the weather. It is gratifying to know, too, that the carburetor and starter will function as promptly and smoothly in January as in August. . . .: ""as-ltcr, . . The Price is irUMu Delivered Pacific Auto Co. P. MY HATHAWAY, Prop. Eugene, Ore. ; l.'arrisuur-' Jan. 11. J- '' Outline liai; trail.': iilx quarter interest liarrUburg .Mercantile coiupauy to 1 el u.ci ltiunford of Kugene for acres ii. stock laud in ilie lucality of Itowmau, Mont. Tin- two residence properties here of .Mr. Uiitkrii' were also included in the 'ritnl. Ttii- (iuthrim were former resi , il.-tttH of Mouttinu ami therefore familiar I ilh their uew lucatiou. .Neither faui ;iv will ei..nor locations uutil the end ,.C .I.!- u..l.....l vi.ni. Tlie Coburg ilairy Mieceedod in getting td products to l.llgene .luring uigu .', 'l... i.i.i:.. l.,.m to the trains here. Co I tern ulo received its bread supply by Otis rouiui nuniii nieiiiuu iur u ......... t .ooi'ie MeCart returned Siit.urilii.v from Portland where he had cone to locate a good market for the Kdenurnok dieew produced by our wciu inciorj. i ..rr....iu uiiee.-sKrnl. Tiie local farm" loan association held its limniHl meetinc here Tuesday, when I the following officers were re-electe .1 If I'.it-nvrM.ht ur. sidi-iit : ivian I ill' Uvricht. sccretnrv-treasiirer: Charles I Hrircss .1 M. I lochdnllller. Tom Low , Schooling. Henry lintbe mid lirorge . Kcolr. directors. . 1 C. S. Peck, who located he-,v nbjiit six months ago l.us (liven up the liosserman blacksmith s'joii and left ThiiMiay for Albativ ajid oilier plnecB to fii.d onipioy mcnt.'The fiimily will remain here until hi relmates. ' Charles Mi.rris is substitiitinit for 1. ('. Kreft at the Standard Oil romptcy in tlic .Iniwlimi I'm- oflices. 1 he nnny riiineliter of Mr. Ilnd .Mrs. fiiel't wlin.il' dentil occurred here at the hospital las i-i.i.lf wfi int.-r 1 at Siileni Snmlav. i)e 1 si.e the flooded roads several friend, i'loni here mililo the trip by ntllomoh'!' I 1- lnzr.uu w:'.s a business vrul lr .11 lOuifimf. Tliursiluv. -Mils. 1'". ,M. Titus has received word ;if her iiEed father's recent death in ll":il'y- ! vllle. Iiirt. lie is the first one of I 111 family to be called by death and was past jSV years ..111 .His wife and eiftht cliil jdren survive, the youngest of whom is -1H j years of njte. Mrs. Llovd Shisler returned Thursday evening from Salem where alio and her bilhv sou have been visiting sn.ee th ci.lidavH. .Mrs. Vivian f'artwriclit has been vis it. n friends and relatives in Portland and OrejriHi fity, returning home Weu- I't-silav eveninc. Mrs. W. K. Morse .has been released fioin the local hospital and returned lo cer home m ortney. J. W .fohnvi.n came over from for vrllis Thursday eveninj; for a brief visit v. tli old friends and to look i rtcr prop er! v interei'.. H. C. I'eriy was at Albnnv Tnesiley in the settlit.e up of his dev.i'ied br tl er, Oeorire IVrry's estate. 1 J"). S. Willitms of llulsey. formeriv nt-J.tmaster there and now a life insnr- i.nce nent scent Tuesday here with his old friend. M. K. Miller. Henry fiarbe transacted business Aibrnv Wednesday afternoon. Kick "Wripht ban been an inmnte of th local hospital for the past week One of his toes was in verv bad shape fro-ii wenrlnjr n shoe that fitted bidly. The local library association met on Friday nfte'riioon in business session. Tlx. same evenine a prnirrnni was eiven at the town library and n picture of Mr:-. Louisa Mnxsou was presented and hum; hr former niemberA of the Indies Civic Iinprovoment club of which Mrs. Mnxsoii was presiiient for several years. These lrfdies' bad the portrait enlarged and framed for thin occasion and pur pose. The hublic wan invited to hu pren ent. ' Friends received word Mondnv of the death of DK Delmer FLtydon at bis home in Spray, Oregon. He wns a nephew of I.ton Horks and resided in narrisburj; previcus to his Kraduation. F; F. Pinoke, former Hnrrisburif mer chMit, has secured a position in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Urooke ami the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. X,. Katon have (tone to that city to reside. Miss F.liza beih Eaton secured a position in the student's cooperative book store, and be gins her new work Monday. Ouy Moore drove tip irom Grants Pass Tuesday where he has pmplnynic.it on n large, stock ranch. He will return Sutardiiy. At Monday evenintt's council meetinc rcliriiiK recorder U K, McKellip's report sj.owed that Iho 'ily has cash funds on hrnd to the amount of J'.MHCi.ai. The city marshal was also made street com-n.-.ssioner 5 r the ensuiiiK yenr. The mat ter of abandoning First street wiiere the river has washed nwav the bnnk was discussed but not settled. a ,iK7 JUNCTION CITY. Junction City. Ore., .Tan. 1. .lunction t ity Chapter. No. 111. Order of the Eastern Star held Installation ceremon ies at their rcxulur 'meeting Tuesday eve ning. The following officers were in slalled: Worthy mm run. .Mrs. Nettie Mai- lory; wormy pillion, A. K. Mllle; asso ciate matron. Mr. Marguerilc Hums, secretary. Mrs. Eriilh ChrisiimiM lleasuier, Mis. delllM'tle MiiimIiimiI; mar "lull. -Mis. Tbcda ltinsliaillci : . luipla'u. Mis. Hazel Shield-; luiisician. Mrs. Cm: ashbiirnc; conductress. Mrs. K;iiiicr ine titti.son; associ'ite coiuiu.-trc.-s. ILi.,-! I'etlersnn; Ada, Mm. I.ttella IIuiimu. Kiith. Mrs. Klcathe llartzcll; Esther. Mrs. Mary Williams; .Mailha. Mrs. Na ibalie IViimson; Electa. Mrs. liuln llnwmun: warder, Mrs. Emma Cilinmc sentinel. X. E. Christiansen. Past Patron I rank Mooihend was iustillliu!; officer and Mrs. Ida Ilypr acted as marshal. tiny Oldham who was appointed as a ti'cssencer of the senate during the leipn. lature, is spending the week-end a) hi: home in .function. Milo Cory who ha been visiting in Cal ifornia for tlie past ix weeks liu. return ed and was calling on friends in Junc tion City. W. t;. Cotnin of the Cberro flouring nulls of Salem was a Friday business visitor in the city. Mr. nud Mrs. Andrew Peterson win. foiuieily resided ill Junction but now nf I alsary. Alberta, rrincd Thursday eve n.ng in Junction for a visit with' friends. Mr. and -Mrs. Weiiiinll Williams were in I lie city Tliursiluv eveniii" from Hear Creek. Antiiue I.r.lnickv and son John v.ere in town on business jesterday from Lib erty. Evercreen Uchekiili Lodge. No. I'J met in regular session Thursday evening after the regular routine of business. Mrs, Marie Williams, dislvict depitt president, charge no.) tlte follnwinv offii-ers were installed: Mis. Anna Lee. acting as grand lii'irsbal: Noble gr.in.l Mrs. Capii..ia Lingo; vice 'grand, Mrs toddte Kniip; recurdiiv: secretary. Mrs. Nchiin Thoiutcn: financial se.retarv j Mrs. Murv tiaidner; treasurer. Mrs. Ar IviiU Huff; II. Sf X. O., Mrs. Mar ) St romp; L. S. N. !.. .Mrs. Anna Lee; U .S. V. Ii Mrs. Jario Williau; L. S. V tl.. .Mrs. lieorgi;! Scott; conductor, Mrs JAttinithi Lingo; wardiT. .Mis t'bri-liai ,.lllwup; iiisiile'gunnl. Nva .each loiitsi.ii- nard. Mii I.. Aii.Wrson bp lain. Mr Elsie Mi rgSn. ! Mr. and ,M. Ibn Imvoic of J'iflo- liLller ypsterduy from Harmony. I James Winn Ms in I he city r nday f....t,i I il.erti' I William Hodes of the Eugene steam louudry was a Friday business vwlter in .Mack Coffey of Eugene was culling on friends in Junction i-riuuj. Miss Hessie Neavrs a uursp left yes ,-.i..e r.,f tlt.rrlsbiii'Lr on business. 'rhtiriiinii lii-rrv Vius u buhiu' caller .Mr. ami Mr. Art Tanner of V.u'UV werp I'riduy eulleii in the city. KUward b Hailiy in sjiendiuK t be week end at bin home iu .lunciiuu, tbe leRis luiuro huiinir :ul iouriifd until Munday. Norton Jl:insen ot Carroll's pharmacy is assisting iu the luiRene braiuii of I be LuiMiiesK lur a tew ua, J'ieive Asbury ot Hear Creek was n I'Vwhiv i-ii hr in town. ltosevelt Hansen bus leturned from a busmen trip lo Portland. K. .). Meeker was in tbe city ou busi iieKS yewterday from ilorton. II. .1. Neaves wns among those from KirerYiew who wn. iu J um-t ion Friday. lr niriK Cihsnn riitertaiiied a few friendu 'i'bursdny -.'veniujj iu buiior of her brother, Cuiy Strome to celebrate jii: hirthduv. Wiliium Cook was a Friday biisine.ss visitor in the tit v from llarrisburx. Fuueral .service-j were held at the Voung cemetery north of .luuetiou this afternoon for .Milt I'ttiuKer who died Saturday. Funeral services were delayed oi uc-ount of tbe hiirh water. Air. and .Mr. Itohcrt Cox anfl L-hildren of tear creek werj Friday shoppers in Junction. Ueorui! and Sam lempteton were anionic those from Kiverview who trans acted biisines.s in Junction Friday. Vb-k Cleck wurf in tins city yesterday from bin home at Harmony. .Mrs. A. reltiprew of nim-rty was a business caller in town Friday, Kichnnl Carroll mouned to Kugruo oli luisiuess yeslenlay. V. Gould who has been spenditi!; a few days unit his family in Juuctiou has ru tin ned lo hisl work at Jawson. COTTAGE GROVE Cottage : (.rove. Ore.. Jan. VA. Dale I.nsk re tinned fmii .Moia and is workiuz for tbe Standard Oil company while Ce cil Cahhvell is ill. .Mr. husk is the son-in-law of William Morelock. K. C. (Kb) Spray has bounht the acre of land on north Right Ii street of Joe Ivddy. Mr. KUdy has been using the Ki"at- part ot tlte iniui Tor Ins i-nicKens wiiicti he sold to II. II. l eister before leavius for Sacramento, California. J)avid llrown and family left hriday for Los Angeles to viil Mr. Hrown's brothers. The Itrowus aie from Mnrissa III., and were very favorably impressed with Oregon, cud have been visiting Mrs. llrowu's sister, Mrs. Tom Short. Little three-year-old Ilollis Connar is visiting with Ins cousin, K. C. ixick wood and family this week. The Conner family came up from (i ranis l'as.s some time ago and are with Mrs. Conner's talher, Irving Petrle, who has oven Tery ill. Sam SiniK returned from Albany, Thursday. He will leave soon for Cali fornia to make that their home. Oscar and Marion (Mickie) Woodson1 left Friday morning For Portland, to :el bora cars. Mrs. I. C. Hoslev went lo KuEene Friday to see her daughter Vi-gniu who recovering from an attack of blood poison. She is intuh improved. Airs. UeorgR Hrumtield ana daughter loulah went lo F.ugene Friday shoppiiig. (eorce i.ea, FiuJay Whinps. and ex- mayor George O. Knowles, wore busi-1 ness visitora iu ICugene Friday. j The Cottage (trove cannery shipped at car load ot mixed fruit and henna to Denver, Colo., last week, und are ship ping n car load to Portland this week, lhe Service, yarcge has a new Star auto in their garagt-. It is a beauty. Mrs. F. M. Woodson and daughter went to Kugenc Friday morning to stay with Mrs. Woodson's patents, Mr. and Mrs. Sbolz. II. 1V Prmv nf T.nrnnn !a tmtv unloutntin for the Woodson Itrothers of tbe Ford'; garage. J be enlertaininenr to be civen I-Tiday night at the Presbyterian church by .Mis. imam Moll Case and others, has been t;ostponeu on account of the illness of Mr. Case, who is at present up on Ilie ' .Mckenzie with hw wife. The time of the entertainment is indefinite as it is not nown just when Dr. Case will be able l return home to Fupenc. Rllsworth Nixon and son Lee. were in town Friday from Delight Valley. Kditor Klbert Itede is home from Sa lem for the week-t-nd. Mrs. F. J. Hills came up Friday from Kosebure aud is visitm her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Van Srhom.-k of Doiena. Mr. and Mrs. O. I,. Wclty who have fen visitine: their oauchter Mrs. Charles Woods and family of Jondon. returned nday to their home in San Dieirn. Cali fornia. . J. Hardmau arent for the I S. A- lusurtrnce company was in town Friday ft om Portland. Mrs. Charles Adams. Miss Finiico Van Deiiburg. Mrs. Perl Trask were appoint et! to mamiffo the social nart of thi Pins- byti'viaii choir, for one month. Mr. and -Mrs. 1- rank Kelley visited "ridav w 1 1 It .Mrs. Kelli-vV uintbcr. Aunt Kate Land of Dorena. Mrs. J. T. 'Salee and sin Melvin are isitine at the hoiuo of Mis. Salee' s son. Oral of Star. V. O. Willis of Silk Creek has pur basrd a sawmill from K. Ii. Crow of lrane. . L. Chit wood and dnuciiirr D.irn have moved to Dai.n, to make that ritv their future home. The London highway bus been flooded e past week but ic now clear of water. Petertt and Mosbv will niovi tbeir itlan- r nud sawmill on Mosby Creek as m.ou ai- iney tinisti punin- the lumber ihev have t the docks m Waldon. l i a First -Glimpsfe :0f Fajjj tin' T .rri 77- Season 1923. 65c 111 The Yard Heavy Quality Evorv season (levolopcs a fabric tliat lioliUf'. these Iia will win the admiration of the liv rr'jison of sneeial character -nntl lii;,w"Wi , ' i i.i. c , """ill Jut no season ever ui uiikiii itirwarci a new fal will arouse more enthusiasm than ratines." I he solt, rougli tlireatled woav, Km admiration of the fair soy . .. 1! 1 1 4Z -I" , e ...!. i Sjueiiuui rieteiHititi' ot iiis iiinit wmeii to m nUICK DUST. FliliN'OH ROSE, EI.PII BLltg .'hJ ITK (GREEN). MUFFIN (TAN), NE11VA (5t,ViB TOPAZ (nitOWN). FRENCH (lil.l'E), DEEP 'yLt DER, ORCHID. MIMOSA (YELLOW), ALSO "When yon see tlicm you'll iiist'antly think oft "w dress length, blouse length and to -oniplo(0 idb, robe you'll wind up with a skirt bnt-lli as wpp iUw . ' . and 't of I Attractive Silk Stripe Sfe That HeMl Like Modetf Priced, Yard 60c and t Hi a i tui we was fo ,ytr ' I Save by making shirts for your men folks, t "v showing a linp of exquisite si'lk stripe .Mii(lujfy, in a variety of stripes and in a range of colorsiM, .' This is tlie shirting that is being worn tliisso;,'; JOBtOl Monday Specials Italian Prunes, 3 Pounds 25c ?'' Ib'w tare tout fo- n ld t hln ach 1 .tuitil ' D -doi nint t Joe tent -elf t .1 auc I lit "i. a ci "Ttd it Vim Paney Patent Flour, sack Ax Billy Flour, . Moudav, sack Tillamook Full Cream Cheese, pound... .Blue Kose Head Kiee, 7 pounds 10 Bars Lenox Soap, only Kaoina Cleanser, f cans for Criseo, '3 pound can at Hardware Specials! Steel Wool, package Brooms, Ueguhirlv $1.00, Special 45c Can "Black Silk" Stove Polish .... BIU.V DERRfflEMT STORE - m o a f t B, but r. a wan . P ad tl , ' Violins Loaned Free to Bpmnnpr. VI. - Mi's, riiffonl J Vnpific (Wtm, rtTTSI rrn of (.mi , i,.T ..' Willamette St. Violin. Vinno. vo.-a . ce i i.- of Mr. and Mrs. ll.innd wind instruments ii,( 1 , CICHESTERSPILLS j.. 11...1 A.k ,r n,u-; . A CRESWELL, Creswell, .Inn Tvtker and .-hildr viMtine nt the lioni I. iis:-ii, ami A.r. anil Mix. Ijiws.mi ot neiti- rortland an- lo au.'MtM of i heir son. II. Ijhwmhi ,nnd nr.- on their win to California. Mrs. ;.-. i g- S. Iinlinerit-h r.-l urn- .t from llillsboro Tuesday. Mr. ('. It. Clem it will ,ive the first talk of r series of talks on haiikinc on Tuesday afternoon at the setionl house. Two more names have he.n added to the honor roll in Hi.- hisli neliool. Willohr II. we and .Marie tiRi-ani. Ilie t early Slltih-nt lto.lv eonferen. e I ;:i he held I t Hie V. of l nil the -.M ai.rt ..it ot r.'hrunr.v and the Creswei t.i;ll setiool will be represente.1 by tlie lreident of.Un- student h.Mlr. Ioiy ter so:i. i-niitJiin of (jitls- hak.-iHall lenin ntil Mnnaitnr I'laire Wo.slworih. -ai-t.'iii . f !..' tram. Leslie KirWiam and Menae.'r WiUie Latul. , The tlff. Mir. .1. 1'. Itrav an.T f-wil o? Me.lford, . WjP.-4 this w. i? iij the home of II. C. Tia.illi. u? Tit' y are on their win- s.o'Myrilo I'oint.. , An i:i'retn.K d'ckitlltall CNm'-'Va I" JI Tlmr-iiy e.,i,l, In- the '.il h II f..TiniiJ,. en,,'.,;,, ,f ,. iSi..s.r,t h , iih.k..rs ... f,.iw,tiv ii ai center. Terrier and Wayne. Hurtling:. -Mr. rravilleus side won with a si-ore of t i; to 12. Leslie Kirkliam wns referee. Ilie American Lesion held n business mi-etms in their hall Thursday niKhl I.ioi. .Morton: adjutant. Art Streetei" iiirnder W. ,M. l'hl; vice-commander! financial officer, H. Yeoninn. Thev are liianiiing an oyster sumier and social time f. r tlie litith of .lanunrv. the Presbyterian aid met Wednesday in the manse and are i!anninj; work iw the eouiuiK year. Tin- Methodist Foreign Jlissionary soc.ety ,et til l.!ie home of M,r. A. .1 .l.liiison for silver tea Tuesday and ills,, liiis,..ss nieetiiiK. m,.s. M HmKI, gave an interesting address on India also a-i interest ing arti.-l.. was given on what iiristmiuty l,s done for tn.liai, gi,.K. the 1 reshyteriuii Missi i,-v society '.ot at the hnine of Vrs, I1, M,wev oil 1 mil's, lay atlernoou. Mrs. I v ij n... ...... ,s. suii.ieet liemg ('inu .UISSIOIIS. , I, y.i re s, rve.l by Uie h ner in serving wen r.l.d Mrs. Tnivllli.... Mrs. I.,he,' und MSss Shay were host esses foe ,.,.ok party Thursday night at the home of Mrs. ..!( I lso.-(i,.s,s Miss s ","",",:V, M,s' '' -Miller. , pal au( (-ro weher. Alid.i Miaraneu. hl,zheth Try.,,, ,! claying'"ok:'':",l,' "yrnin in rRl 'iNFLUbWjsS I AaapKvt i hak nit-M an.l I'freshinents stess and llssisline Iter daugliter ,Iuue "I. nn other. II.,- r . yut kno.r. ... II... '.'.I'!:'1? 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