Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 21, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday Evening, Juo 21, 1923. THE EUGENE DAILY GUXED 7 Page Ffva Oceans of White S GITY NEWS H AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR GIRL' SCOUT "UNIFORMS GOWNS COMBINATIONS KNICKERS Fashion's summer sche dule says white particu larly white Lingerie so this store has assembled "a large stock of unusually at tractive and dainty under lmislins. The display . includes cos tume slips in various styles at $1.50 to $2.50, dainty Che mise tailored and trimmed in numerous ways at !)8e to $l.(i9. t Muslin and cotton crepe Bloomers of roomy propor tions at $1.00 to $1.75. Muslin Gowns at $1.25 to $2.50. LARGE'S 865 Willamette St Hari Douglass to Chicago tliii-l Douglas-., instructor in tin- school of education at the luiversilv of Oi.--son, is eurouie for Chicago "to sptuu the summer. trere will be no morning HervWs there, tin oo mil" ini inlay vix aiwuut of (he uiversity of Oregon incealairetite, ul- oiieb cveuiue services will bo livid us Mill Starts Tho .MeMillan nud. Fyvie sawmill at ouifhn. near Nuii. started operations rarly tins week. It is of 2U.UUO feet uuily capacity. rom Croswetl 1 " William Hollistonr of Cresweil was here nu busiuetts today. Substitutes for Secretary ' -Miss t'orbaa Hertf-r .8 substitt:tiu; today m the natty offiee of K. J. lter kit. her father, us stvn-tnry for Mr "r'l'l Kvaiw, whose infected f iujwr prevents her working. Referee Visits ' (Jrover Fram-is. boxing and football referee and old time athlete, is here from Portland for a few days to visit Jus parents near Springfield. From Cottage Grove , I lr It It I. .hi. 4t I'nHftcr Cmvn Vfla expected here this afternoon. Live Near Philomath 1. Ji. Hullis and John Ij. ltobiufion, ho live near Philomath, were here this torenoou lur uieuuiu treunneut. Throw Up City Contract The riurk and it i shop Construction eonipany has thrown tip its contract t build for the city the bridtte on Franklin boulevard across the mill race, accord ing to report. owa College Teacher au dlcttu .Moore Jius returued re after -unending the past, year leadi ng in a college iu Iowa. She is u niece t 1'. a. Suotlxmss here and well known in Eugene, , Wheat for Mill A carload of wheat has been received ' ' the banners Union feed mill. Order to Pioneer Picnic The Orientals ami their hnnd nnd rte gree tenm are in Krownsville todar to stage u ceremonial in vonnectinn with the annual Pioneer picnic. Indies of the iTiemuis aiso attended m force. Id Graduates Here Waller T. Kakiu, prominent Astoriau. A. O. Condit, Salem attorney, uud eorge H, thrown, clerk of the state hum board nt Salem, are among the old grial- imtes ot the i niversity ot tirvgou here lim week'CUd lor reunions of earlier classes. Moose Meet Toniaht 'Che local Moose lodge meets tonight in social session and expects to discuss also plans for nttomlinir in flint tho clambake nt -Xewnort next numth to wuk-u a special train will be run. Banker Here Aaain Luke L. (ioodrith, formerly of the first national hank staff here, is in Kugene as traveling representative of n San Francisco bank that extends its service into the northwest. avannah Quiet Under Military Government I Savannah, Ga., .Tune 21. UnNler con ,1 nf a Ktriet. military government:. Sa- luah was quiet today following rioting Ifhich one was killed. The clashed irted Tuesday when a mob attempted tike a nigger arrested on 'charges of hrting a white woman from custody iiil officials. - Every road lending to the city is now guarded by armed militiamen. Soldiers with fixed bayonets patrol the section around the jail. Temporary breastworks, surmounted by machine . guns are in place. Walter Lee, the accused nigger, was positively identified by his victim. He was picked by the woman from a group of a half dozen suspects. , Will Teach at Gates i Fred .Tones of Kueene. n repent vrnt mite of the University of Oregon, was a caner nt tne county school supertnten .u-i. i uiiH-r -uoiumj. .ur. jones win ou principal at Gates next fall. Salein Forest Protection Window I A window showimr features of forest fire protection, illustrated with pictures frnm the Cascade national headquarters liere, in to be made up by the Linn drug store mis ween. Showanda. (lie choice of the smoker. For ounlity cigars, Prince Xemp. LADIES SPRING SUITS AND COATS At Wonderful Reduced Prices .Theea.c.o.atsmust.be sold even at a great sacrifice and you should avail yourself of this opportunity ,of securing; one at this far below regular price. Liulies' sport model tan coat, regular $16.75 now $10.95 Ladies' tan plaid coat, regular $19.75, now $13.75 Ladies blue Bolivia,, regular $22.50, now $16.45 Ladies'' La vogue'eoat, It. color, reg. $42.50 now $27.50 Ladies light tweed sport model suits, regular $25 and'.;$:i0, now .- ...$15.00 Also very-specially- priced organdie dresses $9.45 Pretty gingham dresses, plaid effects $1.49 to $7.85 Ladies white voile waists $1.00 Ladies' cotton hose, black, brown, white, the pair 18c Ladies' good quality silk hose ..$1.00 Ladies' excellent quality silk bose ....'.$1.25 Children's knitted bloomers, 3 pair $1.00 Children's good quality rompers, 2 for $1.00 14 balls chochet cotton $1.00 9-4 bleached sheeting, the yard 50c 3 papers pins 10c Remember, we sell the Most Popular Fashion Patterns r , "The Standard Designer." Poe Loggers Get Ready H. R I'oe, who has two donkey en eini's now enroule fi TWlliim!1 in hi' timber trnvt near Nekomo. expecta to begin logging operations shortly to sup ply Siusuaw millR with 10,000 to 50,000 teec ot timoer daily. Former School Chief ' "W. M. Miller, who was formerly su perintendent of T.ane county xrhooltt, now principal of the Portliuul 'Mt. TaJii: school, passed thronirli hero this wee' enrotite to spend the summer iu Thurs ton. . . No Lutheran Service- Trinity Lutheran churrfh announces BLEACH OUT Tl Mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces ot tircunro ywiuc, wnicn an I druggist 'will supply for n few cent tthuki well in n 1ml tie. and von have ' whole quarter-pint of the most wonder' J ful freckle and tan cream, and complex i ion beautifier. I Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon I yeam into the fnee, arms and hands ' eacn day ami see now irecKies nmi men ishes naturally blench right out and ho ; youthful clear, Kofi and rosy-whitd the 1 skin becomes. riiono S. E. Stevens for Piano Tuning. . . Dunn .Bldg. J 845 Willamette New -Summer Here you will find cA'ery style for summer 1Mb YOUR EYES Fitted with correct glasses Examination by a reliable specialist, with complete equipment of precision in struments. Lenses of finest quality ground by experienced ex perts. Charges reasonable. If you have eyestrain, headache or trouble with your eyes, consult Dr. Royal J. Gick 908 Willamette St. Phone 620. Eugene, Ore. Leaves for Michigan .Mrs. Hose .McUouald and .Mrs. Jessie ZerKer, who have been visiting tho vast week here at the iiome of Mrs. Yeriug ton are returning home to iMWhigau. Mrs. Veriugtou in going with thcui. Chambers Buys Property I r red rj. uuamiiers has necome owner of -tJie Sam Mathews urouertv nt 141 1 Ninth avenue west and exnccia to hold it for an investment. He made the ileal , through the Hansen realty office. Visiting Harrltts Airs. u. l. snrroru or rortiami ami daughter, Mnrgic, are visiting iierc at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fnink Uerritt. Mra. Safford and Mra. Herrilt are sisters. Alvadore Farmer In Rex Colviti of Alvadore is a farmer of that district iu town today on business.. From Up MoKenile Mrs. tleorge Croner of the Log Cabin hotel at McKeuzie bridge was iu Eugeue on business today, expecting to return tuts evening. From Corvallls ' J. H. Alexander of Cnrvallis is trans acting businesa here today. Name Administrator Hurry Thompson has been appointed administrator of the estate of II. V. Thompson, deceased: U l'X Turks, F, J. Woodward and K. F. Robert are. ap praisers of the property, whieh hate an estimated value of $0000. Wheels Discovered - Tho bicycles belonging to Tow Rrown and ticorgc Hoilnnd, , stolen from the al ley behind The, (luurd office lust week end, are reported to have been found by J. llollis on his farm near tbe bridge over the Coast Fork, of the Willamette river. Joe Williams Buva, Home; ' t Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Willinms, who have been living at lSKt Kalrmount boulevard, lias piirchased'nnd -tnken pos session of the property nt 1(1110 Fair mount boulevard. The house formerly belonged to.C. H. Murk, futher of Mra. Williams. McMorran Is Improving (leorge WI. McMorran of the MIcMor ran and VvlnHhhurue store has just le turned from visiting his son, DeSlott, at St. Joseiih's hospital in Vancouver, Wn and reports that bin sofr is improving satisfactorily. DcMott wus Intured in a motorcyclo race at Vancouver about a month ago. , Returns from Portland Misfi flracc Male, n teacher In thei Portland schools, accompanied by her ; parenU, ALr. and Mrs. M. Al. grille, of Springfield, motored lip from tho Ore-1 gon metroiHilis this week. Mr. and Mrs.. Mule nltcnfhxl the rofin fentwjll there J '.IisH Male will Hpend the attuimer with them in Springfield. College Crest Wants Route KnmilicH of the College Crest dis trict, aimroximntelv 75 in number, arc seeking the establishment of a Ttiral free delivery. They now have to come to the Kugene poKtomce for inetr man. t'osc nuister llnrwin Yoran will meet with them at the College Crest Community club house this evening, if possible, to discusH tho situation. , Make Survey of Work " ' C M. Allen of l'ortland, telephone en gineer from the district forest office, Nelson M. Macduff, supervisor of the Cascade national forest, and 10. 11. linn, forest examiner from henihpiartern bere. went up Into the McKenrje bridge coun try Tuesday on business. E. H. Vincent, assistant siiiwrvisor, is in the Oakridge section todoy. Oreqn Trout Hatch Record Trout eggs to he produced this year for Oregon hatcheries cstimntoil at !I0, 000,000 ami the season of taking the egga in many sections still nt its height, the Oregon state game commission tx lleves It will outstrip the boasted !W), 000.000 taken this season by I California,, according to Mutt Ryckmnn. manager of state fish hatcheries, basing his predic tion on figures compiled by Cnplnin A. E. Rin-ghiluff, warden. This will, be a record take for restocking streams. to to Blouses for traveling, for resort wear, blouses tpr postume. blouses - - l v. i. v. hit- rv 1 1 . i4u 'i j - wear beneath the suit jacket. .Handmade blouses with frills, jacquette and hip hlousns. ... . r , ' Correct Jpparei JorWomfn ' . , ... o .." a , o n : Youi Advantage to use- tyl t-VV.tl ATAll ) r Whitfe Shoe Dressinq TKe Whitest White Does not rub off. liquid and cake Mail Orders Can-fully Filled. i.i:Ma'iir3.iiEmiOTqiflir. BEGINNING FRIDAY PHOXB 4 Good Servios A Rousing Big Special Purchase Sale of 1200 New EVERY ONE NEW! ltcgulnr .$2.00 lo $3.50 Values at ,48 3 for S400 1 3 for Each $4.00 Every Man in Town Should Attend This Great Sale (and Wo men Who Buy for Men Too!) Think of itl Just, nfr the time of year that every man's shirt stock needs re plenishing wo offer this splendid opportunity to Have from 50c to $2.00 on every shirt'. 1.200 shirts of woven ami printed madras, fine count, sturdy percales tind oxford shirtings. Every one. new ami. every one a . desirable, pattern all sizes 14 to 17 all colors and not one shirt in tho lot worth less than $2.00. Stock ujj men I Here's a real saving! ' ' " ' ' ,, " Sale Starts Friday 8 a. m. , See Window Display. 500 Prs. Men's "Iron Heel and Toe" Sox 3 Pairs $00 the. famous "Miller Brand" Iron heel and too sos, thoroughly reinforced the colors are cordovan, grey and black. There are all sizes and they'ro well worth 50c a pair. Buy them here while this lot lasts at 3 pairs, for 1.00 Men's $1.00 Silk Knit Ties 55c, 3 for $1.50 Ilandsomo fiber silk knit. Ties in a great variety of rich color combina tions and : smart .-patterns. " There's plenty for everybody '-but of .course those who come early will have the best selections; 3 for $1.50. Men's Knit and Cut Silk Ties : 39c each. One special lot of fiber knit and all silk men's Ties, selling regularly at 50c, on sale at 30c. A good variety of neat and desirable patterns. r . QF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR FRIDAY Glass Mixing Bowls Low Priced at 69c Set Clear glass hot 'water proof mixing bowls, so handy for mixing saladsctc. They're handy to "keep things in" too when one uses an ice box. Base ment special at (iOc set. Fluted and Plain Aluminum Coffee Percolators $1.19 Pure aluminum coffee percolators, 'well worth $1.50 'way under priced at $1.19. Fluted and- plain stylos Splendid for tho camper as well as every day kitchen use. Only about ono dozen to sell at this low price. 200 Sheet Blankets, ' Friday Special, $1.00 each Full bed size grey and white cotton sheet blankets finished with blanket stitch ends and neat pink and blue "bor ders. Every camper should see theso nt $1.00. Fibre Traveling Grips Worth $2.50 $1.95 Strong well made Mack heavy fibre grips real leather corners and brass fittings throughout. Some; are cre tonne lined, others lined with durablo fabric; lock and key. Friday in tho basement, $1.95. fifivfin .T A t A irs it. T.TTvmr rr.nf tt 5 ROLLS TOILET PAPER FRIDAY $1.19 13c HOYS' SUITS WORTU'UP TO $12.50 50.43 WIRE AND WOODEN COAT If ANDERS ' 5c BOYS' KHAKI AND BLUE STEIFFEL COVERALLS .'. 98c GROCERS AND BUTCHERS STRAW C'UIFFS ' 5o ALUMINUM -PIE .P.LATES- AT .: lOo LANE COUNTY'S GRl! AT BARGAIN . CENTER a - . c - Bu&la. N. Y.