Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 13, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFriday Evening, Jiy Page Eight TIIE EUGENE DAILY GUARD ! i 1 Bathing Suits .Wo Jisivc a largo variety of bathing suits in both wool ' and col ton, many pleasing, color coin'binations. Bathing Suits, 50c and Up. Bathing Caps, 15c and Up. Hats 15c Now shipment men's, women's and ehildren 'h Grass hats 15c Canning Supplies Mason lids, doz. . . .25c Economy lids, doz. , .25c First Quality rub Iters, doz. 5c Don't forget the Wear ever Preserving Kettles. Summer Sport Hats New lot very nti mo tive $2.19 Picnic Supplies "Waxed 'paper cups, a package 5c Waxed paper dishes, a package 10c J 'a per plates . ... 8 for 5c News of Lane County Special Correspondence to The Guard Hosiery You will find a good sup ply of summer Hosiery here for your inspection. Cottons 20c up Silks 85c up Children's mercerized half hoso ...29c Special, Mamadoll $1.69 . TRY HILL'S ECONOMY STORE FIRST Wo-carry over 7000 different items. ' I COTTAGE GROVE. CottiiRC! Grove, July VI. Minn Ililii Kelly, duiigbtcr uf 3iir. and Mm. Frank Kelly, wan tuki'ii to the Eugene boxpitul , Wciliu'Kdoy evening and underwent au operation for aiieudieitia. Her pnrcuta ,iuid hiHler, Mm. Stanley Paiuewood, are ut tite noxpitni witu ucr. Horn. Wedliewdav to- Mr. and Mm. Herbert Wlleox. a 10V nound Hon. K. 1'. Doyle from (irunta 1'hhh bought ,ine m-veii-iiure rannn or i rank reoples un Silk creek. WWluegdav. ;. Sir. and Slra. Jataea Tedford arc ft i.vt nimey, i ,u., where tliey olitemplnte Jiuying properly and having Sirs. Ted . ford's imreutn, Mr.. rod ilea. J. 8. Golf, .locate with them. I Jlidwell and i'lnrk are painting the new cook limine nt Wult Woodard'u aw uiill up C'otiHt Fork. W. (i. I'err.v and John Ilrnnd return ed from Sitikyou Tliurwluy morning. r .Mr. and Jlra. A. H. Jolumon came on I'liuriidny from lfermiHton and are vih- .liiiiB wilh SIih. .lohiiHona cousin. Sir. II. W. Titus, and family. ., Cotlaxe (irove bnxclutll team won tiie iwiiiipwuiy nignt played at Com- 49c Hampton7 Sale 49c AQp will buy more ' merdinndiscr IIRMK the next Tew days than you ever dreamed of. Many more articles not listed will be included in this sale. Don't forget to take advantage of this big money Baving opportunity. ' 3'pr. Ladies' Cotton 'Hose, assorted colors ......49c 1' pr. Ladies' Fancy Elastic Garters 49c Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, 4 for ...49c Ladies' Hummer Vests, good quality 49c Ladies' White Canvas rumps and Oxfords 49c Ladies' Button Shoes, small sizes . ,49c .'yards Light Figured Voilo . .49c Two good sized Illicit Towels ;..49c Children's Bloomers 2 for 49c Children's Socks, assorted colors .......... .2 for 49c Men's Collars', Arrow Brand .3 for 49c Men's Straw Hats 49c Men's Heavy Brown SocIsn, Doublewenr 3 for 49c Men's Black Shoe Laces, 12 pair for 49c Boys' Overalls '. 49o Boys' Straw I Iats 49c Boys' Fancy Ties ... , ; . . .2 for 49c Shu-Whito Cleaiuior 4 for 49c presto A lighted match to the wick and your oil cookstove is instantly ready. It con centrates clean, steady heat directly , on the cooking utensil. No coal or wood to lug, or ashes to shovel out a clean, cool kitchen free from dirt and smoke. To obtain best results, use Pearl Oil the clean-burning, uniform kero senescientifically refined and re refined by a special process. Pearl Oil is sold by dealers every where. For your own protection order by name Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL- COMPANY , I California , PEARL . HEAT " AND" LI (JUT- cjwtmi ' standard" COMPANY ' Block between the 1'ioneer Lumber com pany learn and Ihe Cottage Grove pickup team, the wore being 4 to 0 in fuvor of Cottage Grove. SCaior Wlliam Wliitc from liuanie was in town TliuiHiluy. llie llorrinburg bum-ball team will piny the Collage Grove team next Sun day in the Slauffer field. IL II. Fcinti ami ivouert iiunna to be gnte-keepers. . .Mr. mid Slra. Victor Kem are stay ing with the Karl Garoutte family of Uuw river thiH week. IliHhop W. o. Shepnnl will bo in Cot tage Grove Thursday the l'.tth of July to begin Ihe third auniinl enmp meeliiig of the Oregon .MelJiodlat conference'. The liK will begin at 7::!0 ThurmJay eve ning. Iter. C. W. Hewitt and livangelist orge Wbittcii will also, be bo wiib .them. Charley Spray and Hurry Skinning, two Cotlage Grove boys who recently joined tiie U. S. navy, graduated from the pharmacy claw, in the hospital corpi nt Jlarc island and drew the only two chauiea left, for .ho hospital at Bromor ton, Uluah. deemed necessary at once. 11 and County Judge C. 1'. llama nl, who came into Ihe couucil se i..n hue but who agreed to throw In influence behind the eradication prograin for th' county's share, considered quick action well worth while here, in view f t ie fnct that Portland is spending 1'!, 01X1 this season in earwig extermination. Although the county fruit inspector's force hag pewer to eradiinte the earwig and put a lien against the property in each case, it was thought better to fir.it in the wnv outlined, as Portland, Seat- and visited, wilh Jame's parents, Mr. ; im.i seer,.. 7 ,,nnber- mil Mrs. H. B. Ilurnside, returning home 'The lawful course is long and tuinbei- direr-ily after the Fourth, accompanied 80me oy .lame a brother, r.mmctt. Mr. and .Mrs. tharles (,rant to vinitMn. Kuax' pareulu, Mr. anl Mr. Nmitli. ' .htmoH Jtumni(p, wli ha boon in Wahiiiion, ull xprinff, returned, aifom itunied Lv hiti uncle. J ante Ituruiiide. uml oiixiii. Myrtle, from Oimluska, Wlasli.. I motore'l (town from llumiiaiu. and visit eU with 'the Cluirlts MrFurland family. AH tlii fnrmers Ufclare the hay crop m f;ne ttim year. Mihh Iootm Meeks is working at th Klertric bakery, Ava Vounc in working at the J. K. I time's candy utore an J Loonit ha tnkn her place. ('urtisH 1'nrker and family from the town of Siirtncficld Knent TueKdar with Mi. larker8 i;a rents. Mil, and Mrs. C. a. 1'arker. COUNCIL PLANS WAR ON EARWIG: ' TO DOLE POISON (Continued from page one) . J- y. Hlewnrt is putting up new nwu timn iii mo windows or tuo Jus, building on Main street. like seed Is brondinast on land, care be ing taken to get it into corners thorough out grassy lawns, weedy corners, und r utililings and about heaps of wood, etc. Citizens Asked to Helo. Cooperation of citizens to carry -vtt insti- ctions to the best of their ability w aked by the council and he county. Since the -rnrwig devours foihge, lavus, flowers, berries and other fruits, mid also clothing. It Is much worse than bed bugs and citizens will doubtless be mly too glad to do their share, it was fel. The earwig breeds best in mboi'di such 'ns sho'iOd be cleaned op onv.vay, according to Stewart, so the city health committee and department, headed by Councilman A. f. Williamson aud Ir. S. M". Kerron. health officrer, expect, to give litlle leniene- to those that fail to i lew ni their premises of harboring pin vs. Old rags, beddings, liny, lul.bisli. in sanilnry conditions under builings, ill) miift be denned un to prevent giving the pest a place to breed. Since t.he earwig will by flie middle nf next we' k becin to hibernate nnil re::ee .trom netivo life for this season, to breeil Porter'1""' ml,tilil"and spread enormously hy next year, the hasty action taken ,vns sicwart anu .Mra. Albert Dunn Bldg. 845 WUlamette Mrs. J. V, Stocks and Mrs. Sam Newconib spent Thursday in Eugene. At H.'IiO a. in. Wedni'sday morning C. Ilrenillln of Itoschur? ran into VJ Smith of Cottage Grove who was driving a. mowing maenine. not II were cominU north on Pacific highway mile south of I,atham. Hoth the men on the mowing machine were hurt and the machine was broken up considerably. .Mr. ilrenn in said that his brake Would not work when he tried to use it to stop bis cnr. Kecortler Galloway came near having a very serious accident south of town Wednesday from trvimr to nvoiH n neiloM. -inui on i ue rignt shio ot the highway. David Perry of Silk Creek and family left lust Monday for Lowell wliero Mr. Perry will run a sawmill. James Sears and Fred Hurtles wont to 1 lilue lllver last Tuesday. Mr. Sears re turned to Ilohemia at once on returning from Illuo Hiver. j Miss Ruth Cummins of Kugene is vis I Itlng this week with her cousins. Miss Helen and Harriett Ostrander. I .Mrs. II. E. Prince and daughter Stcl i In came up Thursday from Divide and spent the day in town shopping. ....r.. ui.iiii jtiiit.H went 10 i'.ugene on Directions Given by Expert. .Sulmlnntiiilly the following direction" for eradication are given ill H. 11. r on's bullelin. published recently as as oeiale entomologist at the Oregon Agn ullunil college: Earwigs can be controlled nt small 'ot of money and labor and must bo radicated as a menace to the fruit in dustry of the state. Wherever the pest ihounds. resiibnco and other property values drop. A mi.il me Is made hy dissolving 1 1 iiuees of sodium fluoride in six quartf f water, stirring in two quarts of mol- sses ami 1 pounds of wheat bran. The . iiixture should bo scattered thinly ove.- r'ms plots by throwing with a free arm wlng, strewed more thickly rfrnnnd "d's of buildings, nlong the edges of vallts. fences, ciirbinirs. trees nnd oilier 'riling plnees. It should be applied in th" veiling just noiore uusk, as inc eurw: vitrks during tiie night. Clean Up City-Wide. Do not sprinkle the lawn for two or hive days, as n good wetting downj rashes out all t.he poison. ollew tip sev rul times later during the season to g?t he few remaining earwigs by leaving icllets of poison smeared on trees, scat-1 ereil alonir walls and fences nnd, in, enu ks of barns at intervals of about j very six feet. The formula for this fol- 'ow-up poison, which is designed so that t t will not dry so rapidly, includes ona , imce of sodium fluoride, five ounces o( nollasses (a third of a pint), five ounces f clveerine. five oiinces of water and . ibout a pound or oat Inills. The unison is injurious to liumnns nnd noult.-y and should be put on trees nbovj hildren's reach, scnllered on the ground xvh- re thev will not find it nnd tossed imler buildiugs nnd nlong board walks nd fences in such small bits that it is ot noticeable. It may bo washed away fter two or hreo days be thoroughly spraying the Inwn. V leaning up runnisa or every son in city wide campaigns is the most ctfec- ive toward eradication. I 1 1 2CoonjRefre8Wng s Thursday to v sit her i-r,m,!,lii,i,.l,,,.,. I Mrs. John Chapiium. iMrs. Mill Devers from Portland is 'visiting her cousin, Mrs. Albert Ander . son. I Mrs. M V. Wolden went to Drnin on I hursdny to get her small son Glen wh has been with his grandmother, Mrs. Craig the past week. I Itev. Ebort of the Methodist 'church I is endeavoring to take care of the coun try places at Saginaw, Silk Creek and ,M allien. Sunday July the l.tth they rrp l Inviting all Ihe country eougregntlons to .some in nnd have a general community ilinneili Tb Epworlh leagec's unspel renin win help entertain the visitor), special music has been prepared and the Ladies' Aid society will serve coffee n the newly constructed nark at the rear of Ihn church where a general dinner will tie eaten. Several aulos will be ready for persons who may wish to come bill have no conveyance. It Is hoped Hint the different communities will lie crentlv benefit ted. Mrs. J. S. Knox and daughters, Irene and Aileen. went to Portland Thursday FIRST TIMES TODAY The Popular Favorite Harry Carey In An Action Drama Hits the Heart That DESERT DRIVEN Adopted from; AVyiidham MarfinV Story "The Man from th(n)esert" And Laiifjliahle W&K STANAUREL Ljll In His New Comedy llflftlrl "THE HANDY MAN" lllll KOSNKJt 1 at the ORGAN . The Tire with The Wider and Thicker Tread How Clear This Matter Is , ; Of two steel bars, the one that's narrower can be filed down more .: quickly and easily. Exactly the same with tires. The wider the tread, the longer and harder must be the road-grinding to wear it down. i That is the very simple reason why ! Gates Super-Tread Tires are built with a tread that is. .wider- as we.ll" : .' as thicker.- . ' .. ',. ' '' And dozens. of users, .rigtt here. In. .tow'n, will tell you that tins Sper: '..T.?ead has a let more miles in.it - dih-t inmniinii You Can Buy Cotton Crent iaturaay at tiait Frice 25c I Q The , Value lC'Yard In iirelty floral and gingham cheek pattert $1.25 and $1.50 Table DaJ Will Be Sold Saturday At 94c 63 Inches ..Wide sThe Yard Those of you who have fine pure inen and iJ keep it lor siaie occasions win uo wisely hy buyin, inexpensive pure 'bleached table damask lor even Il'l i,iflina wlilo ' not;. w jui.iii.4 - Id A Real Saturday Special! Pure Thread Silk Hose 98c First Quality ADVERTISED ' BUSTKU Only 100 Pair FAMOUSLY MAKK. ( . AN EXTRA GOOD VALUE AT $1.25. - This .stockiiifr is a beautv. it is made of clear, lustrious .pure thread silk, with extra spliced id toes and soles. The summer season calls for the matching stocki: 'whether it 'bo silver, camel, white or conservative Hi it must match., The above revealed shades are k Due to limited number of pairs wo adviso early ping. ' - ' Hammocks As Essential To . Comfort And Happiness Only $3.75 Made of heavy white duck with curved spreader, hammock has become a practical necessity (luring summer months and what porch is complete will one of these swinging to and fro. Even tlio yon camping this will be a welcome friend. 10 Pounds Best Cane Sugar M With canning time in, full sway the frugal i wife will welcome this sugar attraction. li L E N D THE SACK, LOAVES 25c. FISHER FLOUR, $2.00. 2 LARGE, OF BREAD, FAN'OY CREAMERY B U T T E R, THE POUND, 40c. CONDENSED MILK IN TALL CANS, ANY BRAND, 10c. 10 POUNDS NEWP ' TATOES FOR 25c, 20 POUNDS OLD P TATOES FOR 25c, PINT ROTTLE & G AN BERRY JBK' AT 15c. BALL MASON JAR QUARTS, DOZEN A Nn SARDTNFS IN Ot TII!E CAN AT 5c. WE SELL SlUNNElg -$C.25 RUBBER GAR DEN HOSE, 50 FOOT LENGTH $5.00. U. S. PACK BAGS, SATURDAY SPECIAL 4.100. PURE BOILED LIN SEED OIL, THE GAL LON $1.45. ,nr uFTTl and PURE EGG NOODLE POT SAU SET OF 3 ALUMINUM PANTS OKp (See 10th Street 'AYinoV disnlav) aluminum and lii?" Tinlislmrl. vSizeS two and three quart1 Oregon Fire Relief Ass' Paidfourteen losses in .J922 caused fr'onj oi1'51! Are. yuu. sure your stovfe is safe and your msur"" .' eery:xnsuuance AGENCY 3?-Ninth Av.j. iff; , fiuyene, Dregoi . ' 3w .i'SG- Wiilaiiiotte. Sreet.-..;-.': . ' -.- J--" Y. . . 1 11 '.. J. ' VS? -THE .-tJU'XKD WAN:T-AD'3-U '. . .7:: - . . r . " v .