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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1923)
SepteniW 21, jJ xPiige Eight T H B. EU.GENE DA If7 U A B D Friday Evening 99 Sweaters A large variety of. sweaters. Golf sweaters, coat style with contrast heavy striped front; plain back; pure worsted. $5.00-$6.95 Children's Sweaters Children's school; sweaters mndo of the very best ma terials and excellent values at $2.50 to $5.00 ' . Poiret Twill Dresses, $16.75 to $22.50 WOMEN'S COATS With complete showing of every favored fall fabric in .unusual and charming styles. 'The most successful feature is tho model developed in our coats. . UMBRELLAS ' ' -; i. Silk Umbrellas in all colors,, CC JQ special . ..... .......... i .'. COLORED SILK UMBRELLAS - Values $7.50. to $12.50; only slightly soiled; QO while thoy last i '5, VISIT OUR SILK DEPARTMENT i PLANER ENDS The ideal Wood for cook stove use.. Order now while we are making prompt delivery. The supply is limited. THE BOOTH-KELLY LUMBER CO. Phone 452 ; ' : : , 6th and Willamette Sts. Oregon Fire Relief Ass'n has paid $25,090.18 for losses in Lane , ; County during 1923 Are you taking necessary precautions to provont your proporty from swelling tho total of this enormous wastot Emery Insurance Agency 37 9th Ave., W. Eugene, Ore. Phone 667 News of Lane County Special Correspondence to The Guard ' Budget Is Completed For Cottage Grove Cottage Grove, Ore., Sept. 21. The budget of the " patiinated expenses for tliis city for 1024 in practically the same in amount as thin year's budget. It Jui b been completed by tlie committee constating of thu mayor, couucilmcn, und seven appointed citizens. Tbe total for running expenses, new work, interest and sinking fund to be raised by taxution is J22,034.00. This includes $730 more in the sinking fund than last year, $100 less for new work, and about $100 less for running expen ses. Will Norris. an Oakland merchant, will move his liurdware and racket store to Cottage Grove, lie has rented apace in the new Karl Hill building on -Main street for five years. Airs. Norris is a sister of C. V. Burge of Cottage Grove. Billie Patton has bought a new Hen derson motorcycle for which be nuiri if sw. Mhrrled, Wednesday night, at the home of Itev.. E-, J. Carlsons, Miss Mar garet lliggins and Alvin Fuson. Jasper I'uttpn motored to Portland and Returned with his wife's cousin, Mrs. Emma Hnrmcs. Mrs. llarmes has been ill for -some time. Mrs. Virgil Kelly and daughter Sylvia trom Jfaker nave been visiting with tne J. K. Wlrth fumily the past month. They returned home Thursday. Mrs. Kelly is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wlrth, I. B. Morris, Koscoe Forward and Rev. Carlson motored to I'ortland, re turning Wednesday evening. They visit ed with Peter Schrieber and family, who were formerly residents of Cbttiige Grove. Riley Snodgrass and family motored uo from Springfield Wednesday even ing and visited witli Mrs. Lucy Holland, Mrs. Knoogrsss' motner. Miss Nettie smith, sister of Mrs. Ed gar Wilson, returned to her home In ban Francisco. California. Wednesday Mrs. V.il Blackley and son Howard and Frank Hockett and family went to' 'Eu gene Thursday. T. G. Sudtclle bought a new Ford coune and Ernest Hounctt and Homey IUnn a new roodstcr, of Woodson brothers, Wednesday. William Taylor had his right hand caught in a cable at the Chambers saw mill, almost severing three of bis fin gers.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeWald left Wednesday in their car for Canyonville once again. Mr. DeWald has a job of carpentering to finisii there. Will Ward returned from his Cali fornia trip Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Martin from Belle Ccn- u 1.. . 1)U lCclUY J I With Fresh Blankets W rrlof the Chilly Nights of Fall. Phono us 'today about your blankets, nf &(ktrtcGhwrj BETWEEN 81 6 9t-monOUVE PHONE 5S BZ7 Combined Statement UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK ' of Eugene' and EUGENE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK At Close of Business September 14, 1923. RESOURCES - Loans and Discounts .... V. ... . i $i (i05.787.74 Bonds and "Warrants 'snc'.Oo'.haS Federal Reserve Bnnk Stock ." 5,530.00 Bank Premises . 5(i441.85 Other .Heal Estate .1 2o77o!o0 Cash und Sight Exchange ..' 308569.32 $2,599,178.49 I Capital Stock Surplus and Profits Circulation ........ : Deposits 'LIABILITIES. ,.$ 130,000.00 117,747.9!) 95,(500.00 2,L';i5,8:!0.u0 $2,599,178.49 8 ter, Ohio, visited Monday with the I. B. Morris futnily. Mr. Martin is editor of the Belle Center Journal. The Cottage Grove cannery purchased 45 tons of pears of the Lorane orchards. They pooled the pears. . i William Hogate was called by tele graph Thursday to Bladen, Nebraska, by the serious illness of his father, W. Vf. lllugate, who is 84 years old. Mrs, tyyrtlo Allen leu Thursday for Hosebuig ito. visit hcr,,brother, Arthur Uobson. - ' , , , : , , Airs. 3r O. Jacobson and daughter who have been here with Mrs.. Jucohson's sister, Mrs. ltebecca Medley, returned to their, home in Portland Thursday. Mrs.. Thomas Tiller went to Kiddle Thursday to- visit her sister, Mrs. 11. H. Hurl on, and to cook through the prune harvest. , " Misses Fleta ,ond Vera Turner came Thursday from Grants Pass and are visiting Miss Hnllie Willits. Mrs. Catherine Buder went to Eu gene Thursday evening. Willis Nowell went to Mnrshfield Thursday to visit bis son Emmett and family. Mrs. Elizabeth Sliive cainc Thursday from San Diego, California, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Waldo Miller, east of town. Mrs. Shfve is 82 years old. Ilesper and Harlow Hubbcll hud their tonsils ' removed in Eugene Wednesday. The Free Methodists have asked per mission to build a new church on Sixth street and Monroe avenue. The Methodist ladies' aid society elect ed tbe following officers for the coming year at their meeting Wednesday after noon : Miss Grace Biackwell. president; Mrs. 8. L. -Max-kin, vice-president; .Mis. Albert Woodard, secretary; Mrs. William Hogate, secretary. It was recently stated in a news Item from Cottage Grove that Harvey Allen had bought the Albert Woodard bunga low on north Pacific highway. A letter to The Guard today from Mrs. Wood ard brought the information that the bungalow was not sold, and that tin; Woodards are not moving, as the article stated. Vigorous - WINBERRY Winhcrry, Ore., Sept. 21 An acci dent that came neur costing Mr. Car lisle his life occurred on the government road on Big Fall creek when a blast of powder used for blasting exploded pre maturely. Mr. Carlisle was tuken to the Eugene hospital, where It is reported he is - in a serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Carter and daugh ter, Thelma, were down from tlie roal camp for a short while Sunday after noon. , , G. W. Wnniliold has been on the sick list for a few days. Mr. and -Mrs .A. Metheiny and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ncet and children vis- ted Mr. and Mrs. Jl. . nyivcsier ui Jasper Sunday. ... Mr nnd Mrs. Lee Fountain and baby daughter of Leaburg were .Sunday visit ors nt tlie. nome oi .ur. mm jim. L. Hacka,'"1"-" . .. , Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. wnuiiioia visiieci friends nt 'their old home in Pleasant Hill Sunday. ' . " ' A. Methemv. A. J. Jasper, C. S. Moon- ev. Charles Neet, V. I Hucka, . A. Carter and Harold Humphrey, all of this place, are at the Diamond B ranch near Lowell this week helping put up en silage. ; . ' . Kdgnf .Ilarrlman is on a business trip to Portland, turn wees. WHY separate youth and old aga with a deep anc! ever-widening abyss? The bloom, of youth and the hardy, ruddy glow of Old Age sixteen and sixty should be separated only by the span of years and not by varying differences oi physical wholesome ncss. Vigorous old age is within the grasp of all. S. S. S. brings that hale and hearty feeling back with a rush. Rich red blood Is tho greatest enemy of weakening, health undermining Old Age. S. S. S. builds Red Blood Cells. Rich, red blood coursing through your veins sweeps away impurities that retard tho proper functioning of your system. Old Ace once a dreaded agony becomes a vigorous, enjoyable, care free timo of life. S. S. S. la mcdo of carefully se lected herbs and barks scientifically prepared and proportioned. Welcome Old Age when it ccmce Be ready to withstand tho attacks Of diseases that follow in its wake. Meot Old Ago with a hearty handshake. A handslmko that speaks of well being of. a vigorous, clear thinking, red blooded constitution S. S. S. is your best friend when Old Age Is seen rounding tho corner. Get a bottlo and drive care and worry away. All leadipg drug stores carry it. Tne large sizo la tuo more economical. - R !CC jWakes You Feel LkJ.ksr. oke YourselCAgala and Mrs.' Driscoll gave short talks on tlie constitution. The MisHcs JeniiBons o Walker played a piano duct, reading by Francis Howe of Walker, piano solo by Kuth Olson and readings.. Callie Slovcr, piano duet, Rutl Olson und Neta Zini ker.. After the program the committee in charge served ice cream, cake und cof fee. . ... , Prof. E. K. Barnes received a tele gram telling of tiic death of his youngest brother, Dr. C. W. Barnes, at Cincinnati Ohio, who died of complications caused from the flu. He was assistant editor of tho Sunday school publication. Mi- Mr, iin.',Mrs. O J. and Mrs. Mrs.. A:- Sunday after'noi nd Mrs., A( W.J oon.V S. Mooney visited lloleman and Mr. Jones nt Fall Creek CAMAS SWALE Camus Swale, Sept. 21. -Ed Zimkcr and children,, Paul, Mane, rcmma, i-aui-ino of Eugene, were Sunday visitors at the Huegger home. Guy Griswold Is helping Mr. L. 1-.. Williams pu in his fall crop. Born Tuesday morning September 18, to Mr. and Mrs. John Wullscuteger a daughter, weighing 7 pounds. Evcrvbodv.is getting busy at the prune crop, which is now ready, and a heavy one, it is too. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Bush have rented the old Hammond place east of Creswell and will move there soon. Mr. Knceland is tho present owner name. Mrs. .1. 1. Iiuriey reiurucu nisi. rlnv from Clovcrdale. Ore., where she. has been taking Kelpoe treatments. Sho savs the treatments are very severe but effective, and she has been greatly help-' cd by them. ... ,, Sirs. William ralmer arrived from The Thilles Snturday to vsit her sisters, Mrs. 1). M. Perry and Miss Mnttie yntes. hho was accomnanled by her niece. Miss Hal ly Gales of Gergan, N. P.. who will stn.v with Mrs. Perry this winter nna nuenn school in Howe Lane. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Davenport moved to their new home in Creswell last Sun day. . , ,. , Mr. and Mrs. Carl zander ann utile dnuchters, Emm and Doris motored down from Mnrcoln. Ore.. Sunday. In their new Star ear and visited with rein-, tives and friends here. Mrs. WSIInrd Herman and .Miss r.rmn llrurv motored un from Coburg Monday sfternonn to visit Mrs. Herman's sisters, M-s. John Wullsi-hleger and Mrs. Al fred Bush nt the Wullsohleircr home. Uoy Fish motored up from Riddle, ' Oregon, Sundny to visit nt the homo of. his sister, Mrs. Frank Bush. I He wns accompanied by a friend, Mr. Ale,. T)nvis. . Mr. and Mra. Warren Bereman and daughters Hildred and Verna arrived here Saturdoy evenim to visit Mrs. Bergman's parents. Sir. and Mrs. A. Lcidtke. Thev returned home Sunday, accompanied by Miss Lena Leidtke. ' Snin need nn'siieo naming wooa lor W. V. Chnppen Tuesday. Ernest ltuegger recently sold nearly not) sacks nf onions rnlsert on a little Ies than a half acre of gronni. Elder Tsui Trerson of the Advent church In Creswell held meetings at the CsmnS Swale school bouse, Tuesday and j Thursda'- of this week. ( .MUS .ivrrir nusn is pii'Killg pruucn for C, E. Williams this week. Mjs Bertha Butler w kicked In n-VIe hv a horse last Saturday eve ning breaking it. pretty severely, so she is "km i vocation ff a while. Mr. and Mrs. .T. W. Armstrong Mr and Mrs. Harry Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Csrl lytndrrfl were visitors at the ltueg ger home Sunday. ' Mers. tieorge and Edward Nsnper and Mr. Hoover of Eugene motored up visit with Mr. and Mrs. ,W, B. Napper Snturday' evening., ' Hnrrv Orl of Sprinefleld arrived on Sar-rdsv for a visit with his aunt, Mrs. E. AYIlliams, returning Sunday after noon. Mrs-. .1 M. Sutton started picking hops for Jhn Seavev Mondsv morntnr. Messrs fleorge and Edwsrd snd Mr. tToover Siind- dinner with Mr. snd Mrs. C. F. Weiss and dangnter, Blacfee. "creswell" Creswell. Scot. 21 Con.titntlon ds- i was ooierreti ny tne Md r enews an-i . ltrhccka Wedn.-lsv night snd a splen did program which rwn.A)iic:ift;l or sing In Atfulica, was enjewl h U Wtbtt CALIFOilAWEl FAIR RACE THURSDAY A now trnck record won set hero on niut'Kdny nt the county fair rnccs when 1'ntrnroH, Cnli(rnia inure, took tho sec ond hont of th froe-forU in 2:0i l-4. TJie host previous time, set two yeoru ngo. wan 2:10 1-4. Tho froe-for-nll developed pood Hpeed in every hont. and, in the third, provided n Nerie of thrills for the grandstnni crowd wlien Vernn Dillon ran into the fpiico, broke her milkey, threw her driver Kohrit. inmmod im aRiiInst I.innie C and throw Schwurlz, driver, and the two ran three laps hy thoniHelvoN before col loctinfc' their senses and coming ' to, a stop. Verna Dillon dragged her broken etilkcv nil tho way, She withdrew froin tho fourth heat. . KnllowiiiR is the summary: , Kree-for-all race, best three in five, $ KM) purse: I'otreres Miinnnini) 2 111 Hit! I'nxton, Jr., ( Woodcoch) . .1 "t i yp KitKiiMinoiiH (DenniBon) ...4 2 2 2 Alberta Hal (Icrullonnh) II (I 4 ( I.innie' (' t Schwartz) 5 4 5 5 Venui Dillon (Kohro) ft :t (I W Time: 2:10 1-4, 2:11 1-4, and 2:10 1-4. Tb accident idowed up the third beat. 2:12 puc. or trot, best three in five. S-IO0 purKo: Arp Hell (Itichardson) 1 1 1 Surety (Schwartx) 2 2 2 Alhert W. (Lannum) 4 3 ,1 Time 2:12 1-2, 2:11 1-4. 2:14 1-2. Mr. Hnod. with Flynn up. took o five otfflits running dnh in l:t4, with Beau mun. llnule- in;, Hecond, and Spark Pluh. Little up, third. Illdecu drcllircd tliP fliron nimrt-ni nlnlrash, Conchifer, Rauley up, Itonui bel, Little up, to be no rnee. I 1 Crow Grange Stages Piano Benefit Show in increasing the piano funds, the Crow grange will hold in the hall an entertainment this week-end. to begin at 7::I0 o'clock Saturday night. The Cured Without Surgery , JF you suffer with Piles I will send you ray FREE, illustrated book telling of the' causes, ' symptoms and jnjurious ctTec'tsif neglected. .$t algo describes the non-8jirfgicat ' painless methods which' enable me to GUARANTEE speedy and permanent CUre.feMRBni mav b. tak wMklr If It It tncoovsnftnt m , b Mr, for dftUr tiMtoa wms n I or Boo, Three Notable Saturday Specials advertised in our ad in this' issue and plentV nf good attractions in addition hi tho various othe partments not listed. r otM An Extraordinary Saturday Special On Women's Kid Gloves, Pair 4 FORMERLY ; PRICED TO $3.50 $1.19 Brief lv. RDoakina- one lot women's snft Tilioldn -1 jJ...,iV gloves in light and heavier weights; both 2-button strap wrist styles in .white, tant mustard ernv . brown colors. No exchanges, no fittings. ' On accoJ or tho extraordinarily low price .it-behooves 'milady oe nere earner in tlie day. . - SATURDAY SPECIAL! An Opportunity To Buy Fast Color "India Head At, Yard 49c ' OUR REGULAR 57c SELLER ' The name "Indian Head" heeds no introiluctioii it is 4b favorably known' throughout our great count! This splendidly woven fabric in plain colors and plaj adapts itself so uniquely in tho fashioning of womel and children s togs. ; : v,-. ' . SATURDAY ' SPECIAL! - To 21c Outing Flannel, Yard 12k One lot outing flannels in grays and light patterns! -mcli width. Soitly tlecced. Sugar Cured Breakfas Bacoh, Pound 30c Sugar Cured.Bacon Backs, Pound 20c. June Special Creamery Butter, Pound 48c. 7 Bars White Wonder Soap For 25c. 10-Quart Heavy Pure Aluminum Water Tail $1 Sterno Curling Iron Heating Set Consisting d i -lining J ron, Holder and Can of. Heat 2oe. toe Fly Traps, Saturday Special 3!)c. Fancy White Pickling Onions, 2 Pounds 25c. Ground Cherries, 2 Pounds For 25c, Best Cane Sugar, Put Up In Sanitary 95 0-Pound Cloth Bags Saturday DR: CHAS. J. DEAN ano ANOrMnsott rarruND.onecoM 1 proitrnm follows: Olioning clioniM. Comic oonir, "Signorn .Turk Ituwili-ry. Dialogue, ".Mind Your Own liitKim-ss" Mrs. Wiitney. .Mrs. Virgil I.ylp, .Mrs. lliggins. Shu. Alicin IlnwaVry, Mrs. Hnr kcr, Mrs. Klsie Kri-wcr: Miss Simpkins, Miss Id 1'ettft; Miss Lyme, Miss Sadie l'cttct; Mr. Woods, .Inok Kowdrry. Holding hy Miss Mary Slovens. Svotc-h song and dance Mrs. A. liow- (lery. Soi.ir.'-l,liotoeraiiliy"-Ill'"llr"" tographer. Jnok Ilowdery: VmiKl .Miss Ida Pellet; I-cnd .Moinnw, A. I "A l'liotograplier's TmuM" H grapher, Jaok Jtovwu'ry, - - o-untry woman. Mrs. '' lloffner. Dutrh wnm?V i,..n' Heading by Miss -Mary n- Sawi ' Have-vnnr 'tn fjtiin-' riAno t. tne Eugene . ' SfLf -Wetrks;. ;".7tf '-gM'ar&ntee' ood .woBk W ; easoqjoie pnees. ianasaws, cros.uia ""r" saws and. all sawmill and wood working pla ;s'Sw3. . We.Hammer, Gum-fitt, Braze, Weld ana '.. . Recenstrtict Saws of all kinds and makes, we : take'-cqru of Shipments promptly. 0 o . e t- I-'
