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9 O . -. . y Evening, Marcli 21, 1923 THE EUQENB DSIET BUSBD' rf" Toko Five' SCBOBLE - THE STYLE HAT OF AMERICA!. I Tl. T....M. it... UH...I. n- it .i tik ... ii i n. 'I' IK 1.?. ........ MT, ... 1 '..1,1, ,K, n w; u ntil, uic liuie U tiiii, mill iuiiuii mil uiL" ivtitii, 111 wav .nv. .uui 1 an itiui xvumiijui in- nto . MSW ERING EASTER'S CALL FOR i Mr. Joe Shelton get out your black face type. toother shipment of Green Men-ell's Easter Hats, from Sohoble, just whistled in! The' crates are off the boxes are opened and, be imlrl. a display of Hats' that every man of every set and salary iu Eugene should see now tomorrow this week. Hen this show will make you boys again the new styles will ticKie your vanity ana you can go as iar as - ... 1 ti . 1 , . vnn line iu colors you vim i iucklt us our, in variety: Here's where Style, Quality and Variety meet. ' " Sehoble Hats $3.50 to $8, Earl & Wilson Shirts $2 to $8 New Caps New Neckwear . 713 Willamette St. ''one of Eugene's best stores B CITY NEWS H It Warden In Town Man A. E. Burgbduff, state game :en, us a business visitor in me eny f Lot for Building It. "ml Jim. Arthur Ony have pur- ninie lot at the coiner ot ixii-euiu in and IVnrl street and plan to coti- l.i a bungalow on the property. :i Chamber Meeting Here , piol mooting of the State Chnni a( t'fiiiuncrce honi-d of directors will Md io Eugene on April 5 during the' r toe commercial secretaries are lif their short course in the city, a. lUta wide develnmnent program I bt discussed by the directors before commercial secretaries. M Back Store (be Tu Tuft Lumber company, which has lined operations, has purchased the W at lleek. Aditional stock Vill be lid to the store and it made to serve null crew, it is announced. 1- itty or r men will be employed by the mill many wi t move their lamiues iu ATTENTION RADIO FANS Please answer auestions Pwe given and mail to H. M. SKIPWORTH 151 Charnelton St., Eugene, Ore. 1) What type of set do you own, crystal or tube? 2) What class of concerts do you prefer! (3) At what . hours should broadcasting - be con . ducted from KEATf () How many times a week lictweeii 4 to 6 and 8 to 10 p. m.T.'.... (5) Have the present pro grams from the Eugene station pleased you? Remarks 'aiiio and Address: Grange to Met - The Alvndore grange will meet on Friday evening of this week. Matters tf importance arc to be discussed. Washington Nino Wins The sixth grade baseball team of Washington school defeated the seventh grade, Patterson, by a score of 21 to 1.) on the Fiitterson grounds. Returns from Portland Mrs. JL H. Gilinore, proprietor of the woman's shop, returned last night from a business trip to Portland. Down from Oakridgo Hoy Walker, n farmer of the Oak ridge country, is transacting business in the city today. Oakland Poople Here Mr. mid Mrs. (ieorge Weigel, Mr. nnu Mrs. linker and Isaac Flannry, of Oak luuil. Oregon, are pending a few days in the city. Fair Board to Moet The Isjilrd of directors of the Unie countv fair will meet Friday afternoon at l-W o'clock in the office of Secre tary W. A. Ayres in the court house. In From Blachly ,. Owen Thompson, owner of the world record Jersey herd nt Hlachly, is in l-.u-gene on busiuess today. . : Car Top Burns . . .1 H(n.A,,t- u-ns called at 11:30 o'clock lust night to Seventh and Van Huron where a Ford car, belong ing to u traveling salesman, was in flumes. Only the top was burned. NEW CLOTHES Tradition, custom, inclination all unite to make Easter a time for retog ' ing, a season for newness in clothes. And we have 'made it a point to have as fine a slock of good clothes as you would find anywhere. Here you find the famous line of Kuppenheimer Styleplus and Fr at Clothes A.ert men will instantly recognize their style dominance; business men will find their values sound; younger men will find here the snap- py Sport models suited to them. There s a color ana pattern to meet every demand. New diamond weaves, soft plaids, small checks, bold rope and pin stripes. Their Values As Compelling As Their Good Looks '25 '30 '35 '40 '45 Men's Silk Knit Ties Splendid variety of rich colors, . 55c or 3 for $1.50, and 95c or 3 for $2.50 JVew Caps-jlust In Patterns and shapes you'll like, for their sensible shapes and sinart patterns, $2.50 Spring weights in Wool Hose, G5c to $1.50 Easter Togs for the Boys The kind real boys wear; more than ordinary wear re sistance in these Suits, they'ro super-Waits in every, way "duaranteod by .the Boys Shop" means they '11 - thor oughly satisfy you iu style, iu value and actual service. American and Wool Wear Boys' Suits $6.95 to $18.50 Many with two pairs knickers Brushed Wool Sweaters in. For Good Clothes Always Knox, Gordon Mallory Hats, $3.50 to $7.00 Hero from Wapleton !.. M..riu ir merchant at Mapleton. is in Kugouc today on business. Ho mo tored over the Ixw pass road last eve ning. in-transit ngenf of the Southern Pacific, was a business visitor in Kugene toduy. To California W. A. Kuth expects to leave by motor car for f'alifornia on a trip of two or three weeks, tomorrow. Spring Starts Today- nast'Tw w'Us. but it Is'the firs, davMay Local. Hr- ( spring. The new season was iisnerru in officially nt 7:'-0 o'clock this moruin Pacific coast time. Visiting In CHy i .Mrs. 1'otor i oig.mni is snopping uno i rieitinp with friends in the city today. from Klmira. WOMEN'S CLUBS, SOCIAL, PERSONAL By LYLE BRYSON CLUB ITEMS SHOULD BE 1HONKD IN TO THE BOCIETV EDITOR HETWKBN 10 A. M. AND 12 M. TEIjEI'HONE NUMUEIl 1200 Mmtp Sonalnr .1. IT. Huhlwin. of De troit. Michigan, is visiting with O. A. Hnugluni of the First N'ntional bunk for a few days. He may locate jlore. Detroit is the former home of the loil hanker. Administrator Appointed . i. i iwm icon annninted by the nrobnte administrator of the ostnte Returns to Position of his wife. Mrs. Mnrv 1,. rnge. wno i.o, February 28, 11)23. The estute is valued at $4SIX). We Manufacture Vss Shirts, Wool Shirts "Misers, Ladies' t'oats "fi Knickers, Leather Unfc, '..ts, Tants: t'ajs, 'Aprorjs, . I'ack Sacks, or "Pliolstor your 'chair "ni leather or make cusii- Woman Kills Cats Mrs. Alice Whitcomb. of I.inlatv, col lected todav on two Isibcats killed near her home in western I-ane county. Mrs. Whitcomh has been getting several hob nit every year she has lived on the coast. WSPr& sawmill. stiver will add a n"W donkey engine to H em tinmen" according to the proprietor whTwns here yes.er.lav. H,s "J-W.-hj ment is now turning out close of tJS feet of lumber a day. Plants Walnut , l A Itus-rll is setting out 10 acre. ..i.,i. river bottom traci five- mile n- rth of Eugene. lill.r if mntnt mule A. uere furnished hy sory. ;Croner Executor Appointed Charles H. Croner has been ""'' hr the probate court eienitor of the es ,ate of his father, Oeorge r 'roner. h died Fohrt.nrv 27. l!l. The estate I- ,, widow. Mrs. Alice ( roner. I ' ; Onsrd Rfsrts PTsetico . . ' . n-k. mnnf f hJllll-teni mdrte.! ' . t vimfrifi. foe : Frsn't The trees the Woodruff nur- t- Klsio s. Hcnnie has returned to her position at the First National bank after an absence of a month. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Visit at Pleasant Hill Mrs. O. Ifc'gonais and Mrs. .1. C. Price are visiting today at Pleasant Hill with Mrs. Itiggins, Mrs. Degennis' daughter. Bankers Moet Tonight The Ine County Bankers' association moots tonight for a banipiet and regular get-together ot the Oshuin hotel at (l:.'Wl o'clock. In From Walton Henry I. Shannon, lumberman of Wal ton, is spending the day In the city. Wednesday Afternoon Mrs. Millie Trumbull, Chamber of t'ommercej Ladies' Day, Eugene Country Club. Thursday Afternoon. Inter So; .Mis. tlcorge Stewart. Thursday Evening. American lcgion Auxiliary, Chamber of Commerce. Saturday Afternoon A. A. L'. W. Luncheon Anchorage. in the Chamber of Commerce roonn for the purpose of electing a scout council. Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Liubnrger loft to day for Stul Francisco, 4 lalifornia, where 1 boy will reiuuiu on business and pleas ure for a week or more. . April 14 ift the dutc scheduled for April Frolic, the annual ou-ed function of the rniiercily. The women's houses which did not stage stunts last, year will fill the program for Ihis event. Miss Mur-gHt-ot llcatio is chairman of the commit tee and Is ossUted hy Miss Itosalin ric her. .Miss Muriel .Myers is floor manager, Miss I una Fnirchild, chalriuuu of the program committee. Miss Mary Skinner. 01 food, and Miss Hilda Chase, stage malinger . ' ' ' To Build Wall en McKenzle ; A retaining wall and fill for 2 or nui t a !...,. ti.. I mi via III I T" "I. r. ; ' :.i k. bride. lr..m a i.. " . '" the i:id.oi.l chttn-h on Tuesday after 3u g7; the'umV commission-ewh, n...n April .0 in th- . jujrn hottd apsM r?....ofo.l 1I.0 road ve.terdav. The river, inenls. Mrs. A, II. .M' Donald Is chair- Plana tire under way for the benefit tea to be given hy the women of nrartlce tv.sv iMmo. ncordirar t is washing in on the road badly at thi. one place. man of lite miumtttee in charge. Hurts Knee at Armory Vikto Ooodwin Lunt of Portland stop ped off to e some friends on his re turn fnon California, and thought h W.mMt .Itono .or rr.,n. ......... y (hJ, ni..Vv lst nirht. Mr. Imt s nither nnet.mforfahle along The advisory board and rotincii of the V. V. C. A. were h'.steiMtes for an in formnl tea yeMerday afiernoon from 4 to.V.'ti) o'. loi k at the lliiugiilow In honor .,1 I'.uir II. Holler, student seire- Im v of the V. M. C. A. for. the north- ae.annwncwnt of, middle of the service, ami tno ig.nI nr W..UIO 'Ilf7 nin' m- --. , -- et .te.int. The door was DM Intred. Jk, tittl It snooi.i v"" -. r feelinr'week,'MiX je.rge Bolder preeided at lb' alsiut tlx I tea laVlf.. the management. . .V ta-f f"', ennected V. I.V tleveHierV. AH..f HWI io a .0, . .ft. ih ell a av, tttit 11 snooi.i I, r-,,ter. reprcsentaiive or ine council , ns to match i. i;."itV- ' '"kKJf;.tf,Vritc.r yi."iio .t.irwae (, ,h, ,x.t h. cho.e , , hl)rih ,, M . K,,,((D. m,, F K,, of W..m.n lf;ath( r.nr. CailVllS OT sport ' .;CT. in VhfV." Vvpil .). gvl - Cononently V ' ah'"1' ' f..cuf.)'.nd l,.wn.,.e.,ple will attend. ,.,, lirnihillg the ro,e. and shroh. 'tltllou V, ;.l' . . Vl' Vhil..feW of fh. "the. csn.:- Vet which will .inpv dat' Ii f J whi,h w be planted In the court h"lle ' 2iV O W ' I'J 5 ..V- : '''',';-'CV:,':er.ib..t. Th-r: Willie,. l..'ing of those-!.. Fisher. kee,.r of the rnlvcr.ltr of or.-) gju :?hsw;. ,H;: " v. '.:r . ......... ,,,.,.. i.ii. , .1 ni.,. M iii..... .I,......:. .iwi.i 1 mi 1 1 i iii 111 l..nijlil let six o'clmk there will I.e a ilinner af tl'e Anchorage hi honor of O. ..tor. reprcwtitative of the council Members of Sunshine club will ly the gnosis of M;rs. W. A. Kuykemlall Friday afternoon for a oue 0 clock luncheon. planted In front of the courthouse and beds placed Inside the grounds. ''It was through the courtesy of tho Eugene Federation, of Women's cluba or ganisation that the county commissioners were able to procure tho services of Mr. Fisher and the rosea and shrubs for beautifying tlo grounds," said Commis sioner Kmmoit Sharp today. "This la one of the first proecta that . io fed eration has attempted and th( c tnmis sioners are anxious to help aa .l ;f feel the women are doing good work and they should receive the encouragement of everyone." EAT NO SWEETS IF An entertainment and baniiuet were enjoyed last evening by the women of Mooachart legion, about 00 of whom wore present for tJie function, Mrs. Hose Mbrgnu waa chairman ot tho commit tee in charge of the program. Ihfcora tions were in keeping with St. Patrick's dev. with shamrocks, snakes and daffo dils. Senior flogonl, Rosa Wood presented past regent Thursa Uowo with a uast regent's certificate mid gold emplem pin as a prize for securing members. Plans for a carnival to raise funds for the children's home at Moosoheart, Illinois, were discussed. On Tuesday evening the legionnairea will make the Corvallis chapter a surprise visit and those de siring to make the trip are a.ked to communicate with Mrs. (icnlgc Wood. The Woman's alliance of the Unitar ian church mot Tuesday afiernoon In the club ronni of the church. Following tho business meeting a dismission of the vital spiritual problems of the church waa led by the pastor, Frank Far Eddy. A committee was appointed for the purpose of adding new names to the church roll of membership. Itefreshments were ser ved by the hostesses. Mrs. L 11. Kerlloe and Miss Janet Oi.lkison. Khonmntlsm la no respecter of age. sex, color or rank. If not tho most dnngoroua of human afflictions It Is one of the most painful. Those subject to rJieumatism should eat no sweets for awhile, dress as warmly as possible avoid any undue exposure and above all, drink lots of pure water. 1 Ithoiimaiism is caused hy uric aohr or body wasto matter, and Is often gen erated In the bowels and nbaorhed into the blood. It la the function of the kid- ne.vs to filter Ihis poison from the blood ' and cast It out in the urine; the pores of I the skin are also a means of freeing I the blood of Ihis Impurity. In damp and rtiilly, cold weather the skin prtrea am Hosed, thus forcing the kidneys to do; double work: tney Become woaa emit sluggish and fall to eliminate this totlc; acid, which keeps accumulating and cir culating through the system, eventually settling In the Joints and muscles, causing 1 stiffness, soreness and pain, called rheu-i matiam. M '.. At the first twinge or rneumaiismi get from any pharmacy about tour, ounces of Jad Halts! put a tablespoon-, fill In a glass of water and drink be fore breakfast each morning for a week. This is helpful to neutralise acidity, re-1 move waste anil eliminate ine ininrj.,. thus helping to rid tlie blood of these rheumatic poisons. Jad Halts is Inexpensive and is mane from the add of igrattca end lemon Juice, combined with lithla, and la uecd with excellent results hy thnnsanda of folks who are aubject to rheumatism. CUT FLOWERS rotted T'lanta. trees, garden and flow er eooda. Evervihlng for the as Men. EIMIENK NI HNr.Klr.rl TUESDAY, MARCH 27TH THE WORLD'S GREAT EST MYSTERY PLAY Ity Mary Itolerrts Illnehart ' and Avery Hopwood ' FUN AND THRILLS It's good Judgment to secure four "BAT" act early. MAIL OKDKim NOW.- Box office) awit sal" opeaia .Monday. 10 a. ni. ' Price Floor, 1.1 row a 911.00, laat 8 row M.nOt Biilrnny, first II nma .00, next rt rown $I.IW, Iwlnnce I IM). (I'lus Tax.) ' DANCE Illr old-time d,iu.e at Donna, Batur- dur. M.n li L'l. , . Dl23 aaraal xwrraisarral xanfta aaraaj Wras Em nm aarnat sainai auni n grn Buna J"???! E I u Ji . 1 Iarn seiva and bar Otm 2S mS t-HS i.,'.J4i , e. "IU I1 1-
