Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 13, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two THE BU QE N J3 DAILY GUAED .. ' -'lareli l ed the Colds Are ConUyoOus. Coughs and Colds are coutageous and require prompt treatment as they spread or develop Into Flu and Grippe. Take, iio chonccs when you con get Foley's Honey and Tar for a few cents and quickly check coughs and colds. Tlic constantly Increasing demand for Foley's Hooey and Tar, for three generations, has made it the largest selling cough medicine in the World. Contains no opiates in- fiedlents arc printed on the wrapper, tofuso substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Hold Evcrywlwsrc. STHMA JNo cure ror It; but welcome Relief is Often brought by- VICKS V apo Rub Om 17 Million Jan Ued Yearly Uy H. V. llAIJi ( Price )'rvHn ( NuTt'si.oiiilcnO Tlieri! whs u Iii'b crowd in tilti-ndjinct: at lln armory Inut nirhl (lie occumoii be ing the h'.'Oliiig Ki'rv'icii conduct wl hy It jh not Iwimvn liow many failed to gum aUuiittaiici:, jul llic dooi'H were l(k cd eurJy at -7 o'clock uud a gveal utnuy iiiUML bavp arrived utter that lioitr. At the uft.eruooii service, lr. Price nounmi that it. would J j mchh it ry, ni all . olialtility to conduct a li filling m.-r-viee WedufHday at l':Iii p. m, in he Hoped to jiray tor all who reiiieted it mid that the regular healing service would ho held on Thursday at 7:o0 flu wan done a week ago. There will be a service today and right the meeting will be held ut the LujitiKt church, owing to Hie armory be ing lined by the O. ft. 1. . At the ntteraoou aervice yesterday, lr. Price paid liin respecta to the man who is seeking NalvatioD becniwe of hin polish, nit lire and morality. "If oue man rnu be avedj by adopting Kiich a coni-ne," he naid, "then the wJiole world could adopt it and there would have been no need of calvary." "U is my belief, reinforced by i Mcripture." he naid, that it cannot be tU.no, and J believe Unit uulctm d man jicceplH the Lord Jokiih ChriHt an h'm per- i tionul Huvior. ho m lout, nhmiliifelv." ' Jt wax given out that it wuh regrrffiblp that people must be turned away from any of the Hervicen, hut owing to the limited c& purify of the armory building, Untie was nothing else to be done. Jev. Mci'roHKland. oaslor tvf tlie lren- byteriau church of Albany, offered the opening prayer, after which the choir hummed "Neaivr My (iod to Thee" which hod a very sobering effect upon the ''st audifyicn. (joe of tho bie boosters of Hum mm I Jiflhgii in liev. .Mr. Dryer, of Lodi, On., un old frieud of (he I'ricea, who Hinging lat evening. Mr. Dryer in full of praises of the Lord, and hi genial hiiuIu in very irnuh iu evidence. !Mr. Dryer i u clue Kecoud of her htiKbaixf und lend u rcat den) of flHiHtajice on the platform during th. j healing services. Everybody wan adinii'- mg .Secretarj Jtolligeli'M In and mw xpriitg ' Knit Usi evening. Air. itoihgeb in well jhked by all. J f r. . l'rii-e again anuouiiced that neat I j csei vatioiLs would have to lie m.ide in the center mm-i ion for the Albany f'dks who are e.fieci'd on Kriduy night. He h-aid that it would he "Albany night' and I I hut he must imike their vinit rh pl- n-- ,...t .... 11.1.. I . ..( 1 I... XI.. ic.-ui, of the ituptiKt chnr'-h ut Albany, who wan present at both afternoon and evening nervice.s yestenlay, that he could tot aive any definite figincK oh to how numy would come to Kit gene on Friday evening, bec ause of I be transporlation pioblein. Ther were plenty of them who would be pleased to come if jii'("jjmnoda tioiiM eonld he provided for their journey. Dr. Price ctntinueM to hammer -.i way at the spiritual dertii in Hie church of today in all Win Henaoiis Jlr- saya he knows what he in talking about at he. un once a guilty as any of them, llm recent ly told of'his chinch itctivitiert a pastor of the Congregational church at lidi. t'al., and &aid Hint he gd it into Iiik head that what Hie church i)eekd wmh Koilie thiug to attract and hold the young peo ple ot the ciiurcti and so lie icui iiiKtaiied il the churvh poid tJitdcH. howling alleys, etc., and preached everything under the fritn but the four-fold gunpel. Hinee his conversion which took place fourteen yearn after ministerial work, he tjuid, he wished to eiuphaKize the fact that the pulpit nhould not be used for anything else boHides Hp preaching of t.iie gospel ot tae Kmrii .lestiK rtnist. det (he people saved," he said, "ami pool tiiniea and much like can he jiuikp.i. Dust evening Dr. iM-h-e said he wished to make a bold statement, hut it wa true itevertheleHH, and that was that there i not a man, or woman in Eugene suffer ing from cancer, tumor, rheumatism, etr., whom the Lord could' not heal. The only crndition attached to this in thir getting right with iod. lie Ktnted Hmt the Lmd v.outd not heal anybody unleK it U for the glory of (od. .Het ween GO and 70 were prayed for at Hist evening'. Bervoce. ; , : , , OnJ WITH LUIS FIRPQ lis AiiKolns. iMiirch J!. JiK-k llerup Hi'.v is willinc lo iin-el Jmih l''il'to ""II.V time u irniunlir ruir put the lou mif in a K.ilisfitrtnry Jiijgiut'l'," ,ll chunipiou declared lodny. , ( Comment ii'.' on I he' knockout of Hill HrcniKin hy riipo liiit night, Ocuipsey said: "1 know and have suid that Firpo was a good hilter. I'.ri'nllii'rl is not us good a he nscl to l'. bin Ntill is mighty louh foul l''ii'iio itinr linve heeti a .fi-'hler to rop him. 1 urn ready to fight any man tiny time a promoter mil put tne rwut on in a. KjitislU'.'t" y manner, l-'tipo, of course, is nol hai red." Flrpo Uses Bruto Force Xew York. March Hi. Willi a right arm that hangs on ldin like a fence, post and swings with the effeel of a haltering rani, l.uis Angel Kirpo. Ihe gitinl of the Argentine knocked out mil lirennan, me fc.rin(.r ('hic.igo liein'yweiKht ill the twelfth round hist uighl. It was a bout ail ragged to show what the Smith Ameri can giant could do and Ilia verdict around the gathering places of the milt profes sion this morning was: "That fellow's going solnewlierc." . Kirpo acted in tho last round much like the bulls that his fellow iMdnlryuieu used to stab for pastime before he -brought to them their first glimpse of tin: prize ring. Facing 'defeat from a more crafty and li ring-wiser opponent, with liis b.iiloou-likc sides puffing and his eyes- glassy under a crimson film, Kirpo tore into itreunan and by Liuto force heat him to tho f!:or. INCREASE IN EGG PRODUCTION Portland, March 111. There were no changes in the egg situation yesterday. The lower prices announced Saturday were put into effect. Local consumption is increasing witli the reduced prices and up to -the present a shipping outlet has been found for the surplus, ihe same buving prices will prevail on today s re ceipts, so no cluing,., in luo market is M pcctcii before Wednesday. llutler was steady. Villi enough de maud for cubes to absorb the ofieriugs at Saturday's prices. l'oulti'V and dressed meat receipts were limited and prices were unchanged. Students Noisy, Is Plaint of Merchants Complainls have been liwdo by pro prictors of various Kugene confectionery stores concerning Hie conduct of rmver sitv students while ill these shops, l'aper napkins are thrown about Ihe building, il is charged, and a Renewal rough house is carried on. Although Ibis conduct can not be said to b characteristic of the majority of students, there iu a consid erable riimber who do inuke a practice of creating disturbances in these estab lishments. Although there has been no direct ac cusation made against Ihe students and Iheir conduct In the show houses, there is- a noticeable amount of misconduct and excessive noise in the theatres at times, but Ibis cannot he laid to college students alone. (Mogon Kmerald. NEW ROSEBUFiG HOTEL Itoseburg, March l.'i. Improvements to cost about $.().(HK) are to be made on the Graud hole! in this city by AV. O. (.'linger, who recently purchased the property. Another story is o be added, a four story addition to be built on the west end. and the entire exterior will he stucco finished. An clcclric elevator also will be added. The finished structure will have 1(10 rooms just double its present capacity. SALEM VOTES SCHOOL BONDS Salem. .March llt.- Ueturns from Mon day's school bond clcptinn indicate that the issue of $5OO.0tW), proposed for an extensive building program, was approv ed by a 2 -to 1 majority. The prugratn culls for tlie consl ruction of two grach? buihl'igs and an addition lo Uic high school. , MOOSE DANCE Jfonse dance Thursday niaht. Dream land flail, l'uhlic invited. , nilo Jamil, , ?," l ' Mm la fry aWre1 ' Bill prvif'I-t. '''fa, AMn, 11,, H'.TrAVi r;s,s" '".14' Public Now Prefers , fegetable Laxative Dr. CilJwn ?jrnp Fepila affordi . prompt r,liel io i utaral wiy HTIIE public ia constnnlly lw-J- coaling mora, discriminating; in its choice of tilings. Those subject to constipation try to learn what makes them consti pated, una tben avoid it. If con atipaliou persists in spite . of ail their eflbrta they take tho mildest, most easily tol r,.i,t i,.v.,i;,... obtainable, and not a drastic physic that upsets llieni for days afterwords. As ovee 10 million bottles of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin ore sold a yeur, a large proportion of tho people of this country must be lieve that this mild vegetable compound is the proper remedy for them, and so it is. No need , to take salt waters and powders that dry up the blood; coal-tar drugs in enndy form that produco skin eruptions, or calomel' that salivntcs. These drugs aro "heroic measures", over-effective, weak ening and griping. Tho beat constipation remedy is the one that moves the bowels without shock to your system, nnd Buch a ono is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It is B vegetable f'Jtltltulm.l ..r T' peps., wveru nmtics, and hiTtLn ... uoiouer pnvsio it iuJTl produce a habit. m,d doses aro not reanir.j. :' so trains the stomach ', thatinlin.en.edicSS can be dispensed vtith Mon.. 4-1.. .' only when renuired i " 11 uy'TaluaVte the children, and MivL Costa of WatMmV family uses it. n.i.j..' V Dr. Caldwell's S, constipation, bihousnci Sw headaohea. sn ln I" to. break up fever, ....j oiuit, ana it ouuj An Event Of Unequayed a8yes From Our Entire Stoc! ALL THIS WEEK ALL THIS WEEK i Don't Fail to Take Advantage of This Sale of S u r p 1 u s Army, Navy and Commercial Goods. 50o Val. Heavy Can-' vas, Leather Faceg Gloves Y rriHiT WTSck. jfK. tp v 40m ta rr t?5E twn. : .at pj' vf r fn ivn. n& nan V t L1 A TiM 1 LMi l 11 if 1 Ml IA LAB IV L! I ' 7 I 1-1 nJ&3 7 IL Honest tQGoodnes v 4i r 1 1 uii:L- :i:7ii. I P. : 1ricc ' Slashi"! l . Vj) Lll 0 l-Vr'Ul P f3j7l3 V- 'Eve"t. Means S : $2.25 Value' Heavy Weight Sweater Coats sic 288 Pair? , Heavy Full Cut ",' Overalls S)8c $2.50 Value Ke claimed U. S. Army Breeches 1.39 $4.50 U. S. Army 16-inch Hi Top Sport Boots 2.89 $4.50 Value Hood's First Quality Knee Boots 3A9 $2.00 Value U. S. Army Wool Shirts or Drawers Underwear 89e $1.75 Value U. S. Artay Issue Service Hats 98c $2,50 Regular Priced Pack Sacks For Hikers 1.69 Our $4.50 66x80 Doublo 1 Blankets 2.89 $9.00 Value, New, Full Belted Model U. S, A. Gas Mask Raincoats 3.93 75c Value Men's Heavy Work Suspenders 39 c $10.50 Value; Close out Price on Wool Mackinaws 4.89 $1,25 Value Men's Fleece : Undershirts A Close-out at 49c 500 Brand New m 1, u. s. oiive Drab Wool Serge Shirts 4P EXTRA SPECIAL! This Week $2,98 0rJy Never Sold Less Tlian $3.98 Beforo Thesa are the genuine II. S. Army Issue nil .wool m-nsy sei-go Shirts. In .jll"p ('.i iib'ol ir, nnd 'brand new. Tho Shirt' Tor tho worklnginan. sportsman, motorist un'il out-door man. Elbows doubled, breast lined. All bIzcs. Thcso Shirts have just arrived from one of Uncle Sunn's largest camps. Sizes ll'.J, 15, 15'A. 30. 17. Mail Orders Filled. $1.35 Value La Crosse First Quality Storm Rubbers 89c $2.50 Value Heavy Wool Flannel Shirts 1.89 nsni $4.50 Genuine U. S. Navy All Wool ' Sweaters 2.89 $5.50 Value U. S. Army Mnnson Last Shoes 3.89 $6.50 Value All Leather Leggings 4.89 $1.00 Value Good Grade Work Shirts 59c $1.50 Value U. S. Army : Steel Blade Shovels 89 c $1.75 Fine Quality Spring Weight Union Suits 98c Our $4.75 TJ. S. Army 0. D. Blankets 3.89 $10.50 Value Heavy Wool Logger Shirts A Close-out at 4.98 Reclaimed U. S. Army Raincoats 2 Pairs of Our Regular 49c ft i : ; 'i White Wool Sox 89 TJ. S. Army Issue (Sizes 14, 14J, 15) Reclaimed O.D. Wool Shirts 98c $2.75 TJ. S. Army Issue Wool Coats 1.8 $5.50 TJ. S. Army 0. D. Wool Breeches 3.3 $14 Value V. S. Army Wool Regulation Issue Overcoats High Qual ity Crepe Tissue Toilet Paper 5c U. S. Army Best Wearing SOCKS 15c Value Huck Towels 50c Value 4-in-Hand Neckties 1 c U. S. Army Shoe Dubbing Tlie kind Undo Sum issued ti llio hoys to wnlurproof their Shoos, pop enn Blen's 35c Value Garters 498 Tic J. Store .-'J. ;e- Jlatir,? GAMmejiti, Eugene,'. Or'egort. ,-r m-- i .F. iii n .n- i f , ' j t. ,f i . -j t ' .,..,' Ut., , ; n ,1 - ' - , , f ,. . , a Q 0 -- . .