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News of Lane County
Special Correspondence to The Guard
IS:
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On Old Bond Street, London.
Rue St Hoaord, Paris
Fifth Avenue, New York
Jfrc the principal salons of
HjZABETlifRDEN
In this city she has appointed as her agent
Linn Drug Co.
CBESWELL.
.Creswell. June 20. Mrs. F. E. Ander
son wan hannllv aiiriirispd bv mamhera
ul tile Presbyterian aid Tuesday niter-
noon. It wa a complete surprise. A
pleuHant afternoon was spent also ar
rangements made ror bunuuy scnool pic
nic which will be held Friday in Zuui-ki-rs
grove. Calte and coffee were -enjoyed,
t the close of the afternoon.
A business meeting of young -people
was held la the I'resbyteriun church
where officers for Endeavors were elect
ed for tile year. President, Stella Maar
aneuj vice president, Kenneth Schwer
ing; , secretary, Elizabeth Sedgwick;
treasurer. Clifford Groeegor; pianist
Wilfred Moore. Songs were sung aud
plans mane to meet monthly tor a social
meeting.
Mrs. Nancy Smith Is .very low at the
home of her son. Ship Smith.
1 Hiss. Kdith Sucre left Tucsduy to
teach summer school at Normal.
Saturday at the Farmers' Union hall
tiie Farmers' union will hold their coun
ty convention and a big dinner will be
held nt noon and in -the afternoon at
the W. O. W. hall a urogram wHl be
given for the public.
The Christian aid met at the home of
Mrs. Driscpll for work.
Venetian Clean. Ina Cream melti on the
kin, seeps into the depths of the pores and
rids them of all Impurities, tl, 2, W.
Venetian Ardent Skin Tonic, a mtM
aatriogent tonic used after cleansing cream,
whitens and refines the skin. $.85, 12,
M.7J,. . , i.
Venetian Oranga Skin Food, patted Into
the face after cleansing, 'nourishes and re
builds worn and flabby tissues. - $1, $1.75, -
a,7! ' ' ;
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Venetian Velra Cream, a non-fattening
cream delightfully fine, made especially
for under skins. II, fl, tl. '.-.- ..
Venetian Amoretta Cream, a fragrant
cream that vanishes and leaves, the skin
smooth. It protects the face from sun and
wind, and forms an ideal base for powder.
II, tl.
Venetian LJlls Lotion, a powder In
. liquid form, . . Protects the skin from sun
' burn and windburn. Cannot , rub off.
Cream, White, Naturelle, Spanish Rachel.
1.30, 2.5u. .
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Venetian Routs Amoretta. A superfine
cream rouge that gives a beautifully natural
, glow to the cheeks. 12.50, M.50.
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Poudre D Solr, a fine pink-tinted powder
for day or evening. Lendithe skin a soft
, bloom. Ins French flowered box. $1.75.
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As td cur Toilet Coodi counter for Ikt "Tht
Qutst . ( BicMiMl," a booUtt vsfca
itsalbts alt of tht Vntiian Prtparatioms
and lU how to aptly tht 11 melt Strapping
Trtotmtntt. ' '
GOLDEN"! fflMV f
. GATE, K
'.. A 1 ' ' aw a
ji i our w ocers
Recovered From Stomaoh Trouble. v
"Had stomach trouble throe years imd
finally was in. bed eight weeks with ter
rible cramps,"' writes A. Ij. Lyons, Day
ton, Ohio. "The dtctors did not help me'
and I could Jiold nothing on my stomach.
Tried Foley Cathartic Tablets- and now
am a well man. Can eat anything' Sour
stomach, headache, bad breath, bilious
ness and other digestive disorders quick
ly overcome with Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. Do not gripe, pain or-nauseate. '.'
Sold everywhere. ' ;
Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Those who ara In a "run down" condi
tion will notice that Catarrh bothers
them much, more than when they are in
good health. This fact proves that while
Oatarrh Is a local disease, it Is greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions. ..
HALIVB CATARRH MEDICINtO con
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves 'by local application, and tho
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which assists
In Improving tho General Health.
Sold by uruKKlats (or over 40 Years, '
F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. '. .
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All Right, Folks!
Here is a shoe sale
i that is chucked
full of real savings
From here, there and :
every wherepeople are
flocking to this sale
the prices are lower than
; mere words can tell
Thousands of good shoes
at a good, low price
We Are Going to Sell:
$5.00 Ladies' Kid Oxfords at?. $2.98
$5.00 Ladies' Patent Pumps, at $2.98
$5.50 Ladies' Sport Oxfords at $3.97
$5.00 Men's Work Shoes at. . . $3.48
$6.00 Men's Dress Shoes at . . . $4.37
$6.50 Men's Dress Oxfords at . .$4,89
Mode
I Shoe Store
JUNCTION CITY.
Junction iJitv. Orn.. Jutip yi--.fr. nnt
fMtr. M. J. li(Her of Riverview wer
Wetmeaday shopiierR in flunction.
v Mih.- lOtlward F. Jlnlley was a Tuednj
visitor in iiujfpne.
Sesil Bofiue left the first of the weok
'by motor for linker. Ore--, on a visit.
Mr.'Hogiie will Im acconip.miod honie by
bin wife and children who have been Yin
it in g relatives in Baker for the p.is(
month. '
lister Smith wna in the city on bum
ness Wednenday from Liberty.
George Johnson wisa a Wednesdny
out-of-town caller from Xoraton.
I. T.' Nicklin of KiiKcne wan trans
acting biisinpHH Wedncwlay in Junction.
Mrs. Itcultin RobinRon of Bear Creek
visited Wednesday with .relatives . iu
Junction. '
John Templeton was . among those
from Bear Creek who was in the city
Wednesday.
Airs. ( v. Thornton of Janenster was
shopping in Junction yesterday.
Mr. iind !Mrs. Peter Jensen of Tacoma
are visitinc at the home of Mr. Jcnscn'i
parents. Air. and Mrs. isoren Jnnwn,
ueorge I'Tiwver was a Wednesday out-of-town
culler from Lancaster.
Gerald. Temuleton was a business vis
itor in the city yesterday from his home
near Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. J. T. Jacg was a Wednesday
shopper in Junction from Liberty.
Bob Klliott of" Eucene wns a Wednes-
dav business visitor in Junction. .
Ernest Lingo wa1 nn out-of-town call
er yesterday from Harpolo
Mrs. wiliaru (.ray and itnugnter or
Harmony were at none the Welncmlay
shonpers in Junction.
Mr. and Mr. Tt.- Wipwie were in the
citv vesferdnv 'from Riverview. '
Miss Mona Mitchell ha returned from
a visit with fronds in Portlen'i. .
O. A. Drew of Lower Fern iRklge wns
transacting business in Junction Wed
IlCRf.nv. ' - ,
X'F. Mitrphy mndo a business trip tn
Frsnitlin yesterday. -
Mrs. Harry Txvn .n1 son have return
ed from a two weeks' visit at Marsh
field. .- - ' -
Georgo Brvant and son of Franklin
were among the Wednesday business vis
itors In Junction.
Mr W. Iumm nivl on were in. the
city yestorday from Goldson. -
; HARRISBURG
Harrlshurs,:C(ro., June 20. The coun
try liunii) of Air. and Mrs. Sam Fawver
was the scone of a lively event Tuesday
evening when a jlly( crowd ot youuK
people gathered by wny of a surprise
to honor Miss liladya Fuwver'B. eighteen
th birthday which occiirced the next
day. After a merry time Bpcnt in play
ing gnutcs iinti , unncing, reiresnuieurs
consisting pf strawberries and cream,
cake, caudyi and lemonade were aerved.
Those .preseut were: AiesHrs. Jacob
Strodn.' Hy Ilermnu, Joseph Mercer,
Kay Elliott, Alvie and I.ee Kosh, Harold
Hurd, Walter Young,. Lester Owen,
Howard and I'lcnsaut Lynch,' and Otto
8troda; Misses Cecilia and Ann Stroda.
Huby JtOKs, Freda aud liuby Iong of Ku
gene, Genevieve Morgan, and 11 nice and
Gladys Fawver; Mrs. Uoy long and
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Long, all of Eugene,
Mrs. I lane Curtis, and Mr. and Mlrs.
Bam Fawver..
Ir. and Mrs. I). G. Clark and daugh
ter, Miss Mildred, left early Wednesday
morning by automobile for Los Angeles
where they will enjoy a two weeks' vaca
tion. Knroute the doctor will stop in
San Francisco to attend a medical con
vention. A blaze In the roof of the Mrs. Alma
Sommcrvllle rcHlden was disnovcrcil
and extinguished Tuesday noon by
Claire Gilbert before the fire had gained
much headway. ' ' .
J. It. Curtwright aud sou Vivian left
for McCreille Springs Tuesday. Frank
Trulove aud daughter, Miss Loetta,' ac
companied them. The two latter expect
to remain for some time. - v
At the auction sale of dairy cattle Held
at the owner's, Henry' (Jarbe's farm on
Monday an average of $42.50 per cow
w received. '
Misd LeCerf of lvorttnnd has been se
cured to fill tile last position iu the stuff
of school teachers here for tuc next
school year. She will instruct ity the
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Guthrie were in
town from their home in Eueche Wed
nesday. '
Walter Chastinn wus transacting. busi
ness in Junction City Tuesday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Isom Cox und family of
the Lawbsburg district 'ay.eol Friday
auit-Maturday in Corvallis. ''
Mrj Frank Uempsey, who about six
weeks 4ago underwent a very critical op
erntioiat the Mercy hopitul in Eugene,
wa ;removed fronv thatT institution to
bet home here Sunday.
Mlsn"-Bertha Curtwright' was visiting
in Eugene Monday evening.! .-
Mrs. J.. F. Itice suffered a badly
sprained k'nee while ''climbing the ferry
hill .Saturday. '?. i);.
Mrs. Margaret Williams, and daughter.
.MlKii Mildred, left Wednesday afternoon
fo Eugene where tiiey took u luiunighL
train for a southern route to Colorado,
fbey jesipect to make Btops iu San Fran
cisco.' l-o- Angeles.'VLrlfir Beach, and
Salt ;Lnkt) before raocnjlli'penver where
they' will visit relatives and friends until
about September 1. ' '
F. E. Decker, of the local meat mar
ket ba.s been laid up since Thursday by
the flu, but his condition is now much
improved.
The" KoscBurg and Harrisburg league
nines mix on the local diamond Sunday
afternoon.'
Zenal Lamb was a Eugene ropper on
Wednesday. ..:
Mr., and M'rs. Frank Kula and family
vere shopping in Eugene Saturday.
. W. F.: Oetering and son ltalph we.re
Bitgcne business visitors Saturday.-'
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Garbe went to
PortlunB Wednesday..- . !
The'nrinunl school election of the .up
river'district. Iield . Monday evening re
iulterf -in' Sum Fawver -being 'chosen di
rector fair' tho next three years and Joe
Hay worth "clerk for one year. A speciul.
tax also received an affirmative vote. '
-; Mr.. Mujors left Tuesday for Portlund
to be with a son who is in a Portland
hospital following an injury received
while working in a mill near Kelso, Wn.
' Hollic Buker returned home Tuesdny
from MeCrendie Springs where 'he has
been employed the last several months.
Danger In Stubborn Couqh.
Stubborn coughs that hang' on arc lia
ble to lead to serious comDlicotions and
should be checked promptly with Foley's
Honey . ana ,Tnr. ' X have not - coughed
since taking Fa'ay'i Honey and Tor.
Other Medicir s I tried did not heir
me,"; writes John J. Hca'y Pittsficlc
.Mass. Tfor auick relief fro,., coinrhk
colds, croup, nsthmn, bronchitis 'and liny
tcver use Foley a Honey and Tar. The
largest selling cough- medicine in the
World. t!outains no onlates iniredlentr
printed on carton!
Buy.ior Cash and
getrffiore. for your,
iriioney at f hef V
Mil&ik. VARIETY
' - store, ,i:;r,
. Collage Grove. 5
Today Last Day!
LasTciianter " .
"The Timber Queen"
. 'the Grand finale of ,
14 weeks of excitement.
ROSNER"- '
In Supremo Settings
Rupert Hughes'
Original Screen Drama
of Love and Calories .
: a hit!
ColIeenMoore
vta
AntonioMoreno
liiMifP
imv.immi i.ivv anew
STARTING TOMORROW
Peter B. Kyne's
"THE GO-GETTER"
748 Willamette.
Mf4sM4H
y iay it wy ir'jk.-'Ti'js,iji
- " Tj u O.J llUSiUl,! V.U1U
i use of their money;. We employ. the.
vi y.vuuwuivo puiuoc3 IU' ' laic
most careful and conservative loans and
invpotmpnta Wo tha
protecting the money. . We return' it any
notice. And while we are using' the
aHHV vuv v vuv uKiflivvi , ai c jrim get
ting your share?
3 Per Cent Interest on Savings
Bank of Commerce
The Secret of Our Substantial Growth Is
Uur Substantial Service.
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AX BILLV DERRTMgNT ST
BUTTONS
MADE
TO ORDER
CBPT.
, Gladly We Announce A
Special Price Concession
a ; On Chic Patent ; Pumps
SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVE I)
TWO N E W ' S T Y L E S -F O R
WOMEN AND GROWING GIRLS
A ..inf nnnAinl niinliaOA 1T1 Tl n,vn n. l.a'af mmiiln 4.!,vinl! i
worth making a special trip. You read of the other departments makiiitr t Pric
ing attractions from time to time so now it's thei popular i priced si!LUj
ment's turn. '
TIIEY -WOULD READILY' SELL AT
WAY. ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST
MAKES "BUSTER BROWN." . SIZES 1 TO 7.
$7.00; IN. A REGULAR
ravuKAJiLY KNOW
Something new in low footwear comes stepping' into summer - tclline a
martness and value witchery at Schaefers.' In. addition the usunl nif?
of smartness
ting is included.
See illustration.
usunl corfect fit
NUMBER 1.
The designers, have given , snw-inl
hon to comfort when this one strap glossv '
ent leather pump was made as the flat rnC
k;S rltt'T- ,l0d with Z
NUMBER 2.
Another stylish patent pump with flat v
heels and Goodyear welt soles. ; Though f
a variation in. style over number;'! las"':,
this .one features Grecian strapup ovorC
instep - and two cross straps with
bUCklcS. - ' -' '-',' '"'.' :'J.' .
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WHITE IIS RIGHT
: What Is A White Dress
l. '-1;, v Without White Shoes
.' ' If yoji'-haye your white dress, then you should come to the store' for'apairl
x"f i"i' vv unums. xiioso wno nave tiieir summer costms,
yet in contemplation, will do best to bear in mind that sizes become -dcplcateda
a short time once real hot weaither is felt. v
Select from (kid,. luibuckorCanva.f Tootweai'. - j-VJ; ;
-- :,;- .-;- .-. ; m WOMEN'S ' . : .'; ? .. '
Trig New Knitted Tie On Jacquettes Of
: Soft Shetland FIoss-$3.95
s. , - This is a season of sweaters, especially when they are- so uniquely fast
Tnot noavv J"8 riglit for these delightful, - Oregon summer days.
With long tight sleeves and cuffs and the tie" on 'sash with fringed ends. Col
ors are peacock,, zinc, buff, sunset.' r
COMPLETE SHOWING OF JAPANIE ' AND
CHINESE PARASOLS FOR WMEN AND GIRLS
Men's 39c Dress
f 5 Socks 25c Pair
.Men;jiif you have any regard for
your pbeketbook you'll not overlook
this exceptional . l)uy ; in very finely
made hose with extra spliced heel and
toe. They, are slightly imperfect.
Either black or cordovan, in sizes 10
to Hi. ' . :- -
Khaki Pants Guaranteed
.Not to Rid at $2.25
These are well made olive drab, fiw-1
ly woven men's khaki pants and
cut. Exceptional value. Heavier gi
priced at $'2.75.
' Bovs' Blouses 85c
"Little Colonel" blouses well nfM
. in neat. fnnfv neiYnlrs: also plain colon
' in light tan or blue. Sizes 6 to 14 yrs.
9'xir Tyvan Rugs, Regular 21.50 Sale $15.95
9 ft. x 1 OA ft. RUGS, '
REGUliAKLY $20.
. SALE Jl
7i ft. x 9 ft. RUGSv 1
REGULARLY $14.-
SALE 0'
If you had planned at
any tuture time iy
HOW IS I11U i'"' "-' .
i.. ,i,.,r it for
can i..
. , i. Mifivel
less. At such "; ..
reduced prices now is
time to brighten up
.Jiome. Newly-weds will es
peciallv. Aveh'ome this.
JAPANESE ! A
CHINA MATTING B
'. PliUN AND FAHi.
DPDSIGNS.
Ru
1v.
these can
when
Electric Hotplate,
Special $1.98 -
These bear the "White Cross V. trade
mark. A household
Electric Irons, Very
Specially Priced $4.ju -
;5Mi i,.(r;A irons ...
rn out " 'heating element. J
burns -.out it .will be
liur
bur
sharge
HYGRADE ELECTRIC LIQIIT . GLCJBBS
10-25-40 AND 50 WATT, E6VCH 3L'c -
rWHMamaHttaWaMaMMM Ala1