Eugene daily guard., July 13, 1923, Image 5

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. COOL and WINSOME
Tub Frocks Like These Make Warm
Days Easy to Endure
A Special AA rtr JULY SALE fl QC
Sale of New JLj-Mh Frocks of Every M.i0
Ginghams . H'V''' Description' and up
Ginghams with crisp new style quirks, on sale at only .$3.95
Cool Tub Frocks of Ratines, Voiles, Ginghams and Linens, in a
July Clearance at prices from $4.93 up to $10.75.
This is today's story of the July Sale "Warm summer days are calling for just such
airy lightness of Tub Frocks Sale prices like these are beckoning to keen shop
pers. . ' . ' ' .
LARGE'S
865 Willamette St.
CITY NEWS B
Foedsport Jawoler Visits t
srnsotiRl buyiiiR, C. S. Unrlklt, frwdlur
of Koeilsport, insi'il tlirougU today.
Make Trip to Crater Lake
Mr. anil Mrs. Hubert Moor and aimill
dnui-'liti'r. acconipii"'''(l by .Mr. Moor's
fathi-r, K. L. .Moor of Klmtiniugtoii, 111.,
who is visilins hero, will leave tomorrow
for rrnter lake on a vacation trip of
two weeks.
Sella Property. '
.Mrs. ltrna Hest has sold her property
nt Sokttli' WHamettl- in Mr. . ami
.Mrs. L-; If.' peepers, late uf Wliiitemore,
Iowa. !
Woman Strains Anklo ' I
Mrs. Kruest Malic of Walton was
brought to KiiRene hospital late Tliura
ilay wilJi a severely spraiuwl ankle.
Falrmount Car Loop
Tiie Kairmount street cars are nulling
the loop uRiiiu after some time of aus
pemleil serrice, due to track repairs.
Vacation Books Had
Vacationists may take bonks from the
city library for a considerable period, a
special concession uiode for those ijoins
out of tho city. The seven-day books are
not subject to this listing, however.
Here from Tho Dalles
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones drove down
from The Dnlles yesterday lo spend a
day hero attending to business matters.
.Mr. Jones is advertising manager of
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Return from California
l' SI. Powley and son Harold, and HI
A. Unlch have returned from a motor
trip through California. They spent two
or three weeks on the road, goiug us
far aouth as lxia Angeles.
Wilkinson Recovers
J. H. Wilkinson who has been in bed
for the past ltl weeks, 11 of them in the
hospital, as tho result of an accident
while blacksmitliing at the county rock
crusher, was down towu Thursday for
the first time. ,
To Toach in Korea
Miss h. S. Morton of Ann Arbor.
3Hich., who has been visiting hero at the
homes of Mrs. U. T. Wlichell und Mrs
T. G. Young of this city, leaves slnrtly
for Lovel, Korea, to- teueJi tho children
of American missionaries there.
River spent several liours here on buit
less Thursday.
Business In Portland
1,. A. rotter, salesman f ir the l'otler
manufacturing concern of this ciij, is in
the Portland district in the interests of
his company. He will return nest week.
i-'ves On Coast I
I'll from tin- coast of Florence was h.
R. Kuril, who transacted business in Eu
gene Thursday. Ho arrived hero tho day
previous. j
Traffic Finos In '
. K. J. It. rgc and Wnyno Pragoo each'
paid in $2 at police court this morning I
tor parking more tnan ii uunutea on
Willamette, street Thursday.
Baby Burns Hands
-Little Fred Jr., year old i-m of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Jaeger of l:t."S Oak street
had his hands severely burned on a net
stove a couple of days ago but is report
ed lo be improving nicely.
Ford Stolen In Linn '
A police call from Albany Thursday
informed tile local authorities tltnl a
Ford roadster, hearing license No. 5 t.'i7
was stolen there this midweek, and ask
ed that n lookout he kept here for it.
Veneta Pastor Spry
Kev. V. 11. Harwood of Veuela was
here Thursday on business and reported
that, although Sf yenrs of age, ho is in
the best of health and spry us u young
fellow.
Turnout! to Conference
(leorge Turiibull, instructor in journa
lism at the Vliivarsily of Oregon, haa
left for Hood Kiver to ntlrnd the Ore
gon state editorial conference, expeet
ing to return Sunday. '
Former Pastor Visits
Rev. A. Jj. C'rim, former Christian
pastor here, with bis wife and daughter,
.Mrs. K. K. Haker, of San Pedro, have?
left for Yellowstone park after visiting
Mrs. James Koepke. Mrs. Koepko ia a
daughter of tho Rev. Mr. and Mrs. jCrim.
Surveyors Make Carno
I The crew of 25 Southern Pacific sur
veyors who are running new Hiicr for
the Natron cut-off have made camp at
Mule Prairie, near Salt Creek falls about
-0 miles above Oakridgo according to Al
Hayni-e, government - packer vho ia in
the city.
MJi Eugene, Oregon
A"7 I 8th and Olive. Phono 318 J
Unprotected surfaces lead to
'repair bills. .
A Ranmussen painted surface allows
. no checks or cracks and so prevents de
cay. "A stroke in time" saves many a,
rtip'oir bill. " ' '
Come in and talk over your paint needs
with us.
E. H. Peterson
Eugene, Oregon
8th antf Olive. Phone 348
if $5 is' your price for a ood suit
thcii; this ia your store!
a Portland hotel .
has signs in its rooms reading
"have you left anything"?
" should read, "have you an'vthing'left," - - - for its
rates single are $6 to $12 per dav.
when it costs so much to sleep in sultrv Portland, and
Wllni ..I- il . j .. , i-iil' i 1 1 ....
'i at wis store it costs so utile to oe as coin as a
CUClllnhpr li oAl ;,.,. -nntli.r'o nrnliliwu w.
Hade at home and feel at home.
lierp ;s a jjst f(f ee( itcnls f0I. tomorrow ---they arc
TlrTlit out of the ice box-
ake your pick--- .
cim shirt-g . ' '.' ciriil' union suits ..
ciiol hbse .. m bfltfiinj suits ! .
..cool caps . m , , flaiin'ei trousers
PORTLAND WHEAT ,
Portland, Ore.. July II!. Wticnt: Hard
white, no .notation; soft white $1.K1,
western white $1.05, rard winter l8c;
northern spring Dins western red t)8c.
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OUR STOMACH
cftuaesbart bronth, eniny pains,
coa.ted tonptuo and belchlug.
Alway Und relief in
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Sweeten your stomach nd breath only 25c
Sren Hflrretl Qok .
.. -tt.- , - .
A sure, safe
way to end
CORNS
In one minute too can end the pain of
corns with Dr. Scholl't Zino-pad. Tbry
remove the cause friction-preiiure, and
heal the irritation. Thus you avoid infec
tion from cutting your corns or using cor
rosive acidi. rAm,-antiseptic; waterproof.
Sizes for coma, callouses, bunions. Get
box today at your druggist's or shoe
dealer's.
DXSchoU's
, Isitxo-paas
Mail in the laboratories of The Stholt
&lff. Co., makeri of Dr. Sekoll'i foot
Comfort Applian(4S,ArckSupporUtet.
Put one on the pain is gonet
Week-End at Longvlew
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Itorer leave on
Xurnriliiv for Lonevicw to hihmmI tho
week-end with IMfr. and Mrs. W. A.
SuuderH. Mrs. SminderB i Mr. llorei'M
sister. Her husbund i prcuideut of tha
Longview National bank.
Consul In City
H. Gilbert Kinjf, United States viec
ctmsul at ShaiiRlmi, leaves today for
Seattle to sail next week for the orient
uftcr a three-inontlis vacation. Ho lias
been visiting Mr. und Mrs, F. G. young,
11122 Alder street. . -
Stivers On Vacation
Dr. E. V. Stivers and family will
take their annual vaeutiou this year at
Ifelknup springs. He is pastor of the.
First Christian church hero and aa such
will attend the national convention !n
Colorado Springs late in tho uea-ion.
Owen Critically III .
J. W. Owen, pioneer resident of tbU
vicinity, is reported toi'be eritieally ill
in Portland at tho "homo of Mrn, Krinine
Schafer- A party from hero Including
Henry 10. Owen, Mrnt Nellie Kdwsrd-t,
Wayno Ilwarda and -Clay and Hon
Owen, all near kinsmen, left Thursday
for Portland to be at his bedside.
Old Resident Returns
Mr. and Mrs., Kly Jtoby of eastern
Oregon, parents of J. M. Ho by, manager
of the local l'enney company store, wore
guests here ofrelntives and friends on
Thursday. The "elder Kobys spent some
time with Mr. and Mrs. George Tysn,
friends they hud not aeon since both
families were residents of Brownsville
some U0 years ago.
Sorority Makes Denial
Mary Parkinson, and others of Alpha
Telta I'i sorority which has been sued
hy Anna Itohlman, bouse cook, for henvy
dnniages as the result of a fall and at
tendant injuries' on the sorority premis
es, this morning filed a deniul of each
and every allegation in the complaint.
Charles A. Hardy and Smith uud itry
hmu represent the defendants.
Back to Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. lOdward Ci, Tlrewer of
Marshall, Mich., have been visiting here
in the northwest the past f'w weekK
with F. Ij. Hrewer, their son. Tho latter
is employed by the Mfcniutnin States
Power company in -the gas office here.
They expect to bavo after their return
trip this week-end.
Bluo1 River Folk
E. Wolf und G. Onrart of Blue
Booth to Dedicate
lr. and Mlrs. U. A. Booth and A. C.
Dixon of this city were to go this week
end to Ijongview, Wash., where Booth is
to deliver the chief address in dedica
tion of the Monticello hotel, erected by
the Long Bell Lumber company. Booth
helped pick the site of its new city.
Beqln Sixth Paving
The George- Kean Construction com
pany was to begin this afternoon .paving
the half block. on Sixth avenue east and
the adjoining alley west of HigJi street
in the same block. Midway street paving
operations were completed Thursday by
the Ji. v. Head crews.
Band Gives Sacred Muslo
The . O. O. F. hand will hald n sacred
music concert at tho Arnutage Grove
near Coburg Sunday nt It o'clock ns a
feature of the Orientals picnic ofr Linn
and 'Lnne county lodges. Social activities
will feature the gathering. Cars will call
at the lodge ball to transport members
wishing to go out. from It) o clock until
1 o clock taut day. - 1 r .
Motors for Boats-
Two Stndebaker 1020 mot in salvaged
from wrecked cars by tho Kugeuo Auto
Wrecking company have recently been
Enid to owners of motorno'ls on SMI
rook bike, the outing Hiimine resort rf
wr stern Lane county to rwl-
dents there. Lugm'R were purchased hy
A. Nelson nnd Kay Kin-r and are now
about ready to olow choppy waves in
kstcad of bumpy roads.
Weed Burner In Operation
A weed burner has been sent up from
California by tho Southern Pacific rnil
roml for use on the branch lines. Us
use is to safeguard the land from fire by
burning the weeds along the tracks. One
car feeds on and throws flames, nnd
water wagon follows along behind. On
Tuesday -the burner was sent to Oak-
ridge.
To Portland Hill Climb-
Riders and members of the Kogene
Motorcycle association are iittemluijr to
he in Portland for the annua! hill climb
to be staged there Sunday, July lil), it is
reported hy officers of the organization.
Ynle Smith nnd V. It. (Bill) Davis, liio
two best local racers nnd stunt riders.
expect to enter. President Klmer Smith.
L. K, (Speed) Clark and a number of
other enthusiasts nnd occasional stunt
riders expect to an down for the affair.
which will likely bo held on tho Council
Crest hill.
For qualit cigars, Prince Nemo.
Saturday and Monday Specials
2 Largo Loaves Fresh. Bread 25
10 lbs. New Potatoes .25
10 lbs. Cane Sugar, delivered with
other groceries $1.00
Fresh Creamery Butter, l'b. ...... .41
. Fresh Eggs, per dozen 23
Cantaloupes, good and ripe, 2 for. .15
"Watermelons, your choice from . '
our window special .50
Bacon Backs, lb. . .23
Picnics, lb .17 i
8-lb. Pail Flake 'White $1.40..'
3-11). Can Criscov,.. V,.f5
Xo. 10. Pail Pure Lard $1j5!)
15c Size Pork & Beans .10
3 packages Arm' Hammer Soda J25"
1 lb. Jlijl's Black Tea, in kulk v:.29r
5-11). Can Royal Club Coffee, (5
' suglir.sficfts free) . . k $1.83
1 Quart" Wesson Oil 5$
1 Quart Can Wesson Oil ........ 100
MLiyge Cans Peaclies ,f...4. .9
5 Cans Oyter ....... .... ,(J.
49
3 Large Cans Solid Pack Toma
toes, (Diamond W Brand) ..,
5 Cans, Size 1, Pineapple, ) slices
to tho can 95
3 Cans Sweet Corn . . , 35
2 Cans Good Poas 25
Dutch Cleanser, per can .09
Ball Mason Pint Jars, per dozen
complete 75
Lall Mason Quart Jars, per dozen
complete 95
3 packages Shredded Wheat 35
3 packages Sugar Crisp Corn
Flakes .. .25
: 6 lbs.) Small- White Beans 50
4 lbs. 'Head Rice 25
5-lb. Box (jraliam Crackers 79
3 HI). ;Box Kocfci, Crackers ..V)
7 Jai-s White'Wondt'r Soap .25
Kerr's Best Pafont Ficfiir, stick ..$2.00
Vulley Flow, sack $1.50
lOO-lb. Sack Nosall Scratch or
. ' Fgg Producer 2.73
...Haskell .Feed .& Grqcery; Co.
904 OHvb ' ' ' . .. " . . Phone 522
SHOP -SATURDAY AT McMORUANr
' cS; WASHBURNE
Janban
KnIIUut Ullla
Jantzen Swimming Suits
Tor
Men, Women and Children
Recognized the Nation 'oyer as the
best. Jantzen swimming suits add
comfort and pleasure to the swim and
last longer than others. ..;
Every color every size.
Men Women Children
$3.50 to $7.00 a Suit ' .
! ' Spr .!
Banishes Thirsts 1;
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W E I N H A R D'S
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WHEREVER GOOD DRINKS ARE SOLD
Distributed by ;
PURITY BOTTLING WORKS ' 1
G. & J. CORD TIRES
G. & J. Fabric Tires
Not manufactured esi)ecially lo meet a price situation,
hut are the same quality tires that have Tjecu on the
market for years.
United States Rubber Co. '
Manufacture Quality Guarantee r
G. & J. QUALITY TIRES NOW SELLING AT LESS
THAN "GYP" PRICES
30x3 Cords Oversize-$13.85 '
Other Sizes in Proportion
You must see this lire to appreciate its truo valuo '
and worth .
. ' ' We Also "Sell .
Royal Cords and Kelly-Springfield Tires
Eugene Service Station
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