Eugene daily guard., July 21, 1923, Image 8

Saturday Evenir
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Please, Mommie, can I have
some nice
ICE CREAM
: That's what many kiddies arc pleading
for right now. Mother will no doubt
reply "Certainly, child, have as much
as you plcase,"--becausc mother knows
that Blue Bell Ice Cream is pure, nour
ishing and delightful to the taste.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT
Eugene Farmers Creamery
unit fnrnilv.
Frank Wallace came up from Port
land and is visiting bis iiureutH, Mr. and
Mrs. John Wallace.-
Mr. and Mm. Hurley Gates have mov
ed into Mm. 8. K. Markley's house on
South Pacific highway.
Pete Hansen i 111 at the home of John
Barker where he has been since the
fourth of July. -
Bradley For and wife motored down
fiom Seattle, Wash., and visited with
Sirs. Fox's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Aden
Miller of Walker. Mrs. Vox was Miss
Bessie Miller before marriage.
Mrs. Huston Uoeener nnd children will
lea re Monriar for Seattle. Wash., to
Join their husband and father, who lias
bfen there the past month.
Frank Favor is quite ill.
The following guests arrived bv mo
tor from California and visited with
Mrs. Herbert Knkin: Mrs. A. 1L Jon
nneel and daughter Miss Frances of Ber
keley; Or. F. A. Sinytbe of the California ,
State hospital at Stockton: Miss Clnra
Rmythe and Miss Margaret Sinythe of
Hose. Cal. MisH. Georeia Rarker. Miss
Gertrude Barker nnd Mrs. Susan Englis.
were also with the party nnd stopped at
Hotel Rartcll leaving for points north
on Friday.
Mrs. A. C. Fames nnd daughter Betty
with Sirs. Carrie Hemenway and Miss
Bonlta Beager, wf.i leave Saturday for
Portland.
CR2SWELL.
Creswell, Ore., July '20. Miss Elisa
beth Trjon presented her large class
of music iiunils in a piano recital Thurs
day night at the Presbyterian church. A I
large milliner were In attendance, -hiss
Tryon opened promptly at . eight and
gave n few minutes talk after which the
I following program was given:
My First Duct Presscr
Helen and Stella Muaranen.
I Hop. Scotch Pressor
I -.Helen Moutcith.
Duct in O Presser
Kadine and Mury Miller
Playing Tag . . . Prcsser
Ruth Quinn.
Ohost in the Chimney. ...... -Hm-than
The Dolls WultK Ilarthan
Vivian and .Marie Ugraui.
Sing
News of Lane County
Special Correspondence to The Guard
COTTAGE GROVE.
j Louis J. Bchols, 018 Birch ava
i : nue, P. O. box RSii, business
' ' sepresentatlve. Mra. Carrie
I Hemenway, reporter.
. Cottage drove, Ore.. July 20. Mrs.
Oeruld Wood and son Wesnm and daugh
ter Helen cninn up from Portland Thins
liny and are .vlaitinuv Mrs, Wooils' mo-
tool',. Mrs. HV'ien Do1 Ising. .Mrs. Wood
Was Miss Jenn DoLong befnrn iniiiTiitgc.
Mat Dnggart caniu up from drama
J'liss' Thiirsdny ami Is contemplating
opening a tailor shop In the old (lemge
liohlnian property on I lie west side.
Recorder Homer (billowny and ("lis
Englnwr Virgil I'owell motored to Eu
gene Friday and ntteniled to business.
'inn Itamcwood arid family motored
Tridny to (lakridge.
If. B-. ' T.nwson motored over from
' Iteedsport Thursday nnd visited Willi his
alster-ln-lnw, Mrs. Itobert fltinna, leav-
. lng Friday 'morning for dlenilale, Cal.
Mitriotte Huinant went ' to Newport
Friday for an outing. , I
I. N. Bryan from Herman, On.,, a
great raisiu grower, who bus been visit
ing the, F..L. lliihrenfus family, left Fri
day morning for Washington.
Jtulph Hand, the wrestler, went to
Portland Friday morning.
1. H. .Morris is tarring the roof oh the
old Hchlcef building..
Mra.- Jinra Wllley from Ashland In
visiting liar" cousin, J. y, Willitts i and
family. ;
'.. L. Cox ii iid wife will leave Saturday
for Elmira, Albany, and Marcolu to visit
their cliililrcn.
(.'buries Aldridge from Unllfornia ac
companied by a friend is visiting with
his sister,. Mrs. A. B. Smith of dowdy
ville. -
Ted Miller Is visiting at the home of
his uncle, Tom tjucener, in Ruw Itiver
this week. .
Mrs. F. C. Counts; returned this week
from the Sun Francisco hospital where
Iter son Koy has had the toes of one font
iimoiitaled. .. .
Mrs. C. C. Cruson nnd Mrs. Karl K.
Mills will leave Saturday for North
Bend to visit Miv Mills' brother ,1 nines
Cottage Grove
Mfg. Co.
Sash, Doors, Frames,
Moulding, ,
Ironing; Boards,
Interior Finish,
Built-in Features,
Detail Mill Work
Our policy is to buy of your Local Dealer, but wo
; . , solicit nil.
OUR WORK MEASURES UP
WITH THE BEST
, ; and will give the best attention.
, Mail Orders Filled, with Lowest Prices "
Song of Sixpence: Livsey
verflu jpenK
I lolly Lost daynor
Dolly Found Uaynor
Velma Holbrook.
Tho Little Rogue Sartorio
Howard McBoc
Ping, Op. 721 No Sartorio
Agues Jackson.
What the Squirrel Said . ...Crnmen
The, Frightened Cloud Cramcn
Clifford Travillicn.
A Summer Day Porter
The Oriole's Lulluby Hipshar
Merle H'edgpeth
Little Boy Scout Ferry
Wayne McCue.
Flag Dnj March Fearis
Estol Sly.
Trio. Jolly Play Fellows I.erinoH
Itobert Olson, Clifford Travillicn
Wayne McCue.
Lullaby r , . . .Dultoii
Lu Diaboliiiue Leybach
Mary Miller.
lu Merry Harvest 'Time .Rolft
Stella Maaraueu.
Blackhawk Walts .Walsh
Helen Magee
Crack the Whip -Bixby
Ama Morss.
The Boy and the Cuckoo Lnngc
March Meadows ...Tompkins
. Esther Hubbard
Robin doodfcllow Loth
day Katydids March .....Hewitt
Laura Tennis.
Invitation. . ' It. Trlvil
Rub-a-Dub-Dnb . ...Haines
llolicrt Olson. ' 1 1
Dunso da S.vlpbcs Dcvaux
Margaret Land.
At Sundown . .Wilson
, . Marie Ograin.
Moonlight Reverie Farnswortli
Francis Scarbrough
Trio, Yellow Jonquils. ..... ...Johanniiig
Ruth Olson, Francis Scarbrough
.Marie Ogi-uil. .
The iishePN were Ivfida Mnaraneu.J
F.thel Hcdgpoth, Neta Zinikci- and Jim
Mooney. . .
A sneciiil council meeting wns called
for Thursday evening to make plans for
fixing tho pavement on r ront screen
and Oregon avenue.
It wns voted that the street bo pnve,:
and surveyors were there Friday morn
ing. Work will be done by Monday or
Tuesday. This work had to be done ou
account o tho new pavement . gom
through town. J. Hyatt, banker F.thl
'f rentier and C. 10. Leabo were appointed
tr- oversee the work.
Mrs. Lucy Weber and daughter Yvonm
tame Friday for a visit with C. L. Web
cr and family.
Merchandise
inwi!
LITTLE THINGS
Tho Woolworth Building is a monu
mont to tho Bigness of little things.
Niagara is just a lot of drops of water.
Tho forunts nro just so many trees stood
sidq by side.
It's tho little tilings that count.
Why wait until you have u lot of mon
ey before -starting to save?
' Open a savings account today,
Then savo a' little every tay.
Bank of .Commerce
. '. . Friendly nnd-'Wifling.", . )v
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CAMAS SWALE.
Camas' Swale, Ore., July lit. Miss
Mvrtln Bush is visiting with Mr. nnd
Mrs. Adam Schmidt nnd family for a few
days.
Mrs. John wullKcliicger wns u r.iigeue
shopper Wednesday.
&ir. nnd Mrs. Clarence Sutton motor
ed mi from Norkenssie Wednesday eve
ning to visit ms parents, Mr. ami .Mrs.
J. M. Sutton. They were accompanied by
Miss Mnriau White mid another lady
friend.
Mrs. Ruth Kerr will leave for Lowell
Sunday where she will cook for a log
ffinir fiimn.
The I'umns local of the Farmers'
Union Ib planning something different
for their meeting at' the school house
next Wednesday night, hvory one is to
enjoy n very good supper of chicken,
sandwiches, cake and fruit salad with
lemonade and rrult juices to urinu. rnere
will be a candy booth and some sur
prises. K, 10. 'Wllliiiins started baling hay Fri
day morning. ,
Visitors at the Wullschlcit.T bomr
Friday evening were Miss Kdnn Xiin
icber anil Ionnrd iniker of Creswell.
Mrs. Frank Bush nnd Mrs. Alfred
Bush nnd little children were visitors
at tho Butler homo ednesday alter
Miss Blanche Weiss left "Wednesday
for Cottage drove where sue will assist
in the bank for u-few days.
Jako Wullschleger of Creswell Is as
sisting bis son Jobu Wnllsrlilcger with
the bay this week.
HARRISBURG
Harrisbiirg, July Lt). Dr. and Mrs.
O. d. Clark and on tighter. Mildred, re
turned VWdnerday evening from a vaca
tinn of a month snent traveling through
California. Dr. Clark reports that they
toured over 40(10 miles in that state and
visited practically all of ita noted points
of interest. This is the. first real vaca
tion the doctor aays, that be has enjoy
ed in a quarter of a century. Every mem
ber of the family any that their entire
trio gave them one graua ana glorious
outing.
Miss (iertrude Elliott enme Tuesday
from her home in Oregon City and will
spend the remaluder of the summer at
the home of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Elliott.
X. A. MeCann was a Eugene business
passenger Tuesday.
Preaching at the local CKurch of Ood
Sunday afternoon is to tie conducted ofc
Ilft-other Edward Feaglfs of Eugeji.
Mis Vna 1 "yt and. vMiv Bbinche
, llertuan "if f Wednesday fosA alien our
.ilii t Xewftirt. ."'
, I Sir. and Xlrs. Ed Tlj mas ami ehfldrn
who" have bem visiting w the home of
ypr. atWlT. K.,V. Keslell since Sup-
Tiny, retiirntl to thir home In Astoria
Wednesday? o '
0 .John and Ui;fl-iulc Lister are here
Wanted Summer
At July" Clearance Sale Prices
MAIL ORDERS FILLED FROM THIS 'AND ALL OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS. PROMPT SERVICE G;
BELOW" IS A FAIR EXAMPLE OF TILE REDUCED PRICES (AND MANY. OF THEM, TOO)
ITND IN THIS BIG SHOPPING PLuVCE. , v .
MORE LINES OF .MERCHANDISE UNDER ONE ROOF. . . . .
Much Sought After Cool, Airy and Beautiful W
Goods And Silks At Substantially Reduced PrD
Women's thoughts now turn to garments of summer wear, naturally, made of
washable materials. Many pleasant surprises await milady m Eugene s largest
piece goods' section. There are all kinds of materials, from the plain white, the
sport materials with their quaint designs and odd colors to the finest voiles-and
with special emphasis 'to ratines. Here is a collection of fabrics to meet the. needs
of the most exacting designer. ' .
Allotted space will not permit revealing the many groups so conveniently dis
played for your choouing. ' .
JULY CLEARANCE SALE!
Exqusite Silk Skirtings At An Av- QQp
erage Of Much Less Than Half
.'Tho silk dei)artment. is. offering you an ususual opportunity right now to secure
very pretty silk patterns in white or harmonizing colors 36 inches wide.
- FORMERLY PRICED $1.79 to $4.00. .-' ,
So fine are jhe weaves, so rich 'are the designs and so pretty the shades and at
, a price that will caure rapid selling. . , .
, JULY CLEARANCE SALE! '
To $4.50 Baronett Silk Skirting JJ- XQ
Shimmering in Radiant Colors, Yd. Vl.
'-"Ilore again July Clearance Sale plays a wonderful role in giving the utmost in
value to the discriminating women who desire a winsome skirt which they can fash
ion to their likenoss.. This is of a heavy quality nnd drapes beautifully.
. ' JULY CLEARANCE SALE! '-' '
BEWITCHING SILK SPORT SKIRTING IN WHITE, COMBINED
WITH DISTINCTIVE SELF FIGURES. NOW THE YARD $1.99
; JUIjY CLEARANCE SALE! .
For That Summer Wash Frock
Here Are Weaves To 35c At, Yd.
1 ' . CONSISTING OF PRETTY FIGURED VOILES, v
: BATISTE AND CRISP FLAXON AS AVELL
' For . less than one dollar enough material can bo bought for a woman's dress and
for about half that little daughter, too, shares honors which is stepping lightly on
one's1 purse, isn't itt Nevertheless Ax Billy's can .make it possible to do just that.
While quite an assemblage of these dainty little floral patterns (on white ground)
"await your selection. " .However,' we advise coming early. .'.' . , - .
19 c
XT O costume in the M
L7 mer. WardrobttaJ
.place the sports suit N
suit snown ot tnree m
binations can be maiieW
Ladies' Horn
Journal Pattea
Jacket No. 330ft Bltnij
309SkirtKo.J J
Even though yoii hanrf
sewn a stitch you caa
make thij serviceiblt mi
following the simnle M
tions given . on the
envelope. ,'-
JULY 'CLEARANCE SALE!'
One Thousand Yards
Of Percales, Yard
19c
To glance at this wonderful array of patterns (in light and dark
one would think they seemingly never wore so pretty as lliose are,
wnat pericy uouse aresses may bo developed from these.-. 36 lhclies
JULY CLEARANCE SA.E! ' " '
. Need New Curtaining?
' Formerly To 42c, Yard
One lot of marquisette and scrims in while, ecru and cream, 36
wide. Some with neat self border. ; -
19c
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jiLL.V DEPARTMENT STORg.
i . ' : - ' ".'.'v1
Croin Portlunrt viaiting nt the home of
their mint unci iinclv, Miss Emma Love
anil Douglas Love. '
, 10.- A. Taylor in suffering from uatliino
nntl heart troubie.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Heard,, who have
been touring in' California the last two
wi-ess, returned noino lucruay evening.
Their jaunt took tbnm as far south us
San Prandxco. Beard reports that the
I'licitK- lugliway in (lie nortuern part ot
tliui tate is in rotten suuue wicn only
arattercil, and that short, pitveuieut.
; Air. and iMrs. Jauios Uhghton of Uie
LambsburK ' vicinity- were transacting
liusiness in ICugi'Jlo Saturday.
- Two hay balers m tais ueiguDoriioocl
have already started operations. They
are the Charles Lauley and Turn Low. -II
outfits.
E. E. ltoss Ib again afflicted with
malaria.
Mr. 'and Mr. D. Stevens of Berkeley,
Cal., were here Wednesday and Thurs
day visiting at the home of.Mr. and
Mrs. Ivun MH'laiu. Mr. and Mrs. Ste
vens, who uro cousins of Mrs. M'oChilu
and who have nut visited here since 1U04
huve been touring Washington.
"The Columbia college iuartet, which
is uiakiug a tour of the western part of
Oregon in tehalf of that institution, it
to give a concert in -the local Methodist
church Friday evening, July 21.
;a new counter Bus Just Den installed
in the tiarrisburg garage.
.J. U. Swanwas attending to business
matters here Thursduy from Kugeue.
. loin t'hilpott transacted business in
Ibcny Wetlnesday afternrjou.
i Miss Ethel I.ane was visiting friends
and relative at Albnny Wednesday. -
, hrnest lute, who has been employed
in the WV-mllinR- Booth-Kelly Lutnb.'r
mills for the last eiitht montas, re
turned home Tuesday -to assist his father
during the harvest.
Max Muuiervitie. wno recently Iniurea
leg while working in a lunibi.. caiuj..
went 1o Salem Thursday j;'here he wi.I
reuwin several days to have t'u inf:ted
meniber treated.
A record of all cars that j-j aid he
firry here Sunlay shows tlyt u;i -tinti
aiion 31-4 oars and from his ,u l fliid-
aight lt5. This is the frst S4 L-u.- rec
ord thV has been kept.
Work on the completion of the Harris-
burg-llalsey swtion of the I'acific high-
a' has .made rapid .strides the past
'j).. there now Wiim iu!,k little more
thug wile to lay the hot stuff on. It It
estimated that the laying will be rr-m-
pleted in a couple of weeks, .
(.. li. Morris spent Monday i.t Al.wny.
I Mrs. Art J&iulden of Rjedsprt, vhu
visited ut week at the home .if M.-. and
Mrs. Shernn Marguth returned home the
first, of the week. Mrs. Marir-i:h nt.d
Mis. -Mauldcn are sisters.
Ira Tanton. J. (3. Wonlnv and T
Spurlin were in Albany Tuesdny.
IT A. Black, who is the new Oregon
Electric agent at the Cartney sta.bn,
repor's that the installation of the uuto-
tic devices at the power station hor
-s just about completed.
MH-s. Ie Monro of Eugene visited
here bunday with Mrs. Hanson.
lr. and Mrs. Hiwyn Coburn and dau
ghter. Miss Itarth, of San licgo, Cal,,
nro visiting at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom I'hflpott and Mr. and Mrs. ,1.
S. Pence. Mrs. I'ence is Dr. Cpburn's
sister.
Mrs. L. E. MVKellip left (Wednesday
for a few days' visit at the home of Mr.
ond Mrs. Neil Bain in 1'ortJand.
.Miss KSta Howell of Eugene was
visiting relatives in town Wednesday.
A family nit-nip nnrl Hinn.. ..o t,ni.i
at Uie Hayworth grove north of town
Fundny. Those in attendance were: Mr
'.',n J1!?..'- V1"'""1 Miller: Jlr- "! Mri.
ttalph Shisler and sons Knh,( nA u.-
ren; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sperling and
TS".," i.ucuie; air. and Mr3.
Ural Davidson and daughter Ionise and
s n Hilhs; Mr. and Mrs. Hpranio Carter
and baby of I'endletnn: Mr. wi..
anil son of Brownsville, uud Mr. and
-uih. .lie iiii.vwortn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam' Fawver, accom
panied by M. M. Hnyworth, atteried the
funeral of MV. Weddle at Sp?fngfeid on
.Monday.
1 raffici at the ferry was held up for
an hour and a half Friday morning v l.en
the engine which nrmiolu thi. i.... . .
on the blink. 11
Robert Neat and family of Washington, ' New York. Itobert
stopped Thursday to see ' friends and 170 years in jail. 11 '
reliitives here. The Near, fnrnilv fnrmm.lv
lived here.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ia Rant of Sal
em stopped here Wednesday to see old
friends. The La Rant family lived here
IS years ago when the Booth-Kelly mill
was running.
Mrs. Roberta Holmes left last week to
visit with her sister near Lebanon, Orel
She was taken ill with pneumonia and
Mrs. Burt Johnson went Friday to care
for her.
Mrs. F. T. Benston was in Eugene on
Friday. ' i i 1
Mrs. Lowell Benston and buhy, nnd
Evelyn Benston visited Thursday at the
W. A. Keen home in Delight Valley.
,'i4 counts of looting
Keep CALAFOOl'A
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n ii- m r.ugene utesnay. J
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. - . . ...iiiivru wnere sne hts qen
Mrs. W II ll0.n!. -j -i.:ij. .
(ottaje tirove visited Wednesday with
Mr. Mary Queener.
, T!" ''"orge.Xeat family, Mr. and'ifrs.
. ' ...'l1' ot t',,,'"'. Mrs. Cecil Powell
nod children of S ringfield, Mhss, tleo
Wiscarsm ami children of Eugene ami
Eye Glasses
or Spt
fittetl by Dr. AVatts is the best insurance of
and relinf f
You will be pleased with:my service and pf,(l
UK. J. o. WATS, optomew
hid vviiiainette ot.
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