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Friday Evening, December 21, 1020- (THE EUGENE DULY QUIBD Pago Two FIRST TIMES 0 TODAY ilJJ iU YC Playing . 1 to 11p.m. TODAY THE THRILL OF THE GOLD RUSH DAYS! ' The. most famous novel of that unforgetable Alaskan epic X BEACH'S Greatest Story fMhJPCCF D HAMPTON pnonueriON "ii & IWJM m " m A GOLDWYN W-wy Lambert Hfllyer PICTURE ffiUqyntpBsmclieltim- ' featuring ' MILTON SILLS -' ANNA Q. NILSSON -..-'V'S'' Noah Beery y . ' Barbara Bedford "' Louise Fazenda Ford Sterlings COMEDY! II. C. Witwer's "FIGHTING BLOOD" ' MUSIC!' ' The Music Master'' rosner ; on the Organ BIG MATINEE SATURDAY Introducing The REX BALLOON, MATINEE Eig,' Bright Colored Balloons Given to Every Kid 6 to 12 Years Old Saturday 1 to 4 P. M. Opportunity Knocks Once at, every man's door. Here it is. A very fine diamond, al most one and one-half carats, mounted in heavy 18k white gold. Take half its value. EROMANE 777 WILLAMETTE ST. I - News of -Lane County : Special Corre spondence' to" The. Guard '. s; JUNCTION. CITY : .linictioii City. Orr.;"Df. ' 21. Miss Klna- Hownnl of Kuirene wn in Jiine uur, Thursday lulling on her mater, Mrs. ftuipll Speer. ' ' ' " Mm. .lens Neilson and dmip,htor Ellen were in tlio city yeaterduy from Har iirony. ' ' .Urn. Wayne I.iiiRo ban returned from Cotiullle where he whs culled on ao count i)f thn deaik of her brother-in-.' law. P. V. Strain?. ... '' , V. T. Smith who lias been employed at Powers for the Ihhi Hix mouthit haK rt .imoil to bin homo for the rent of the winter. .MihH Carrie I-edene wii8 n Ttiurnday hopper in Eugene. ' f. "(. Iirin tilling, who has been a Sliest for tiio ItiHt six weeks in (he home of .Mayor' anil Mrs. 8. M. Kries. left Wednesday for hts home at Urusb, Colo. . If. J. Neaves was in the eit,v on hiiM'- liens' yi'sterday from Itiverview. 'Mr. nnd Mr. Ferris Wnlden 'and Mrii. (leorce Walden who live 'near .Monroe were nmong those who were shopping in Junction -Thursday afternoon. j .Mrs. -Alice i'leek bus returned from n - visit with' friends ' and. relatives M Brownsville. '- ' Mr. and Mrs. Hob Itiehardson of 'Itiverview, were, in Junction- Thursday transacting business and calling on Mrs. Hichardson's iurentn, Mr. and .Mra. Kelso. - - I. .Married in Kugeue Thursday, TJeeem her liO. Mrs. M. Theis and I'eter Leth. both of Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Leth will make their home jn the north part of the city where Mr Leth recently erected : u new dwelling. I Willnrd Gray .was in the city from ! Iliirumny. Thursday afternoon. I Mr. mid Mrs. Corstensen were. Thurs day shoppers in Junction from Jtiver view. .. .. ' ! Noah P.nrlterRoii of ' Ilnrpole was- a Thursday out-of-town 'caller. ( ThomiiH llniley of lugenc was a vis jitor In the city today.-- ' I Mr. nml Mrs.. Kollo Barker; and 'Mr. 'and Mrs. Joe Katterfield of Kugene vis ited with relatives in Junction Wednes day. -. -;, - ' Among the guests registering in tlie. Hotel Junction Wednesday and Thurs idny wern Karl Clark of San Krnncisco, I Frank Shires--of Newberg. Mr. and Mrs. I A. A. l.iskeyiof Merlin, Ore., T. I.. Frnn Icls of Portland, Mi'i: and Sirs. . T. . i Wlondnrd and son Frank of Salem,'- Cai'l K. Ilaltenberg of Salem, T. M. Adams and 1'. I', tirotubeck of Portlnml, A. V. Heed, J. K. Crawford,-T. J,. Van I)ooa, II; JlugheH', ..W Peterson and 8. .M. Itnker. ' ...... 1 - .. , ' .- ' - lluol Vaughn was n-Thursday visitor jn tlic home of Frank Herman in Eu gene. ,i . Mrs. E. T. Gulner and infant daughter have been-discharged from ; the Eugene hostdlal and have returned to their homo at Junction, j ' ; - ' Carroll Johnsotl of Harrlshilrff trann- lacted business in Junction Thursday.. F Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Bailey were ! shopping hi Euceue Wediresdnv 'after-. iniinn and takliig- in the show in the eve ning. Mr. ami Mrs. IVolter. ' I.attie were, among the- many from Junction who were shopping in Eugene Wednesday. "Sandy' Peterson is moving into his new home in the cast part of tlic city today. . .' .- , lMr. and Mi's. Charlcii Xclson, daugh ter "Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. Morton Nel son left by motor today for IjOs Angeles where they" will upend the holidays Wlty relatives. ' - - (). F. Myers of Portland was in Junc tion Thursday in the interest of the In ternational ' Harvester ' company. Mrs. tieorge Bailey and Mrs. James Hughes were Thursday Christinas shop pers iu Eugene. . . . . , . Mr. and Mrs. Wendull Willinms enter tained the Kinky Dink club at their home west :-Tif Junction Wednesday evening. The evening wns spent at progressive BOO. The. first prize, n cut glass vase, was secured by Mrs. C. II., Wiishburne, second peine, a silver cigarct holder, to Henry Hansen, the consolution prizes went to V. tt. Wnsliburni! and Hnr.o.1 Petleisiin. Those pisent were Mr. and wrs. i tyiie Mucins, M Rocker Specials For Christmas .. Until Christmas we are going, to make some ' Very' Special Prices on Rbcking Chairs. Get A our prices and you will ' buy heije. '."'' .-. ' CHARLET'S Complete Home Furnisher 64 West Eighth Phone 1122 Mr. and Mrs. fluy.. Barker have re turned from a two months' visit in Ca.l. Henry Ryan" was n Thursday out-of-town visitor from Cheshire.! . ' f Cecil Frimi studenr at the U. of O. i. n. i.A. f... i,,.it,i.,,.0 Jake King was a Wednesday caller In J Eugene. '. " , A.' K. Dirch. "manager of the Harris, biu-gidistrirt of, the , Standard ..Oil com-. i;any-'was transacting business in Junc tion Thursday.),, j ,vt. ...-', ; i.-. .' Ole Peterson: motored to Eugene on business yesterday., . s : i --. - ' ,. . i -Mrs. - Nels ; K.'arlann and daughter's. Catherine and El-of HtrnUimore. ,-Alr beita, Canada, are in the home of 'Mrs: Ourifttma: Amlerson in Junction ; where they will spend the winter.. Mrs. Carlson anilnlartkhters- formerly' resided in June. :tioiii end- decided ;to come buck -to avoid the extreme coM-wlnter In Canada: ' Miss llary Winn of Dalla and Miss Minnie Winn of Eugene were in Junc tion, Thursday leaving in the' evening for the home of Mr. and Mrs. James .Winn at Liberty where they will spend the holi days. T. P. Schenck was a Thursday visitor in the city from his. home at Noraton. Mrs. A. G. Enright and Mjss Malissn Smith were Wednesday yisitora in -Eu-' gene. . ''.' '.'-.. . Mr. and Mrs. C. P, Mopdy, of Iljilsey visited in Junction Thursday in tins home of Mrs. Moody's- brotheiv George1 Scott and wife. ' i . --'. - - -: ri ' Irfster Nelson. Arnold Bodtker. and Arge CJribskov, O, A. ,C students ;it Corvnllls have returned to Junction to slienel the holiday vacation In . their homes. . : Jack Robinson of Blnchly is visiting in Jurction ill the home of his sister, Mrs. J. W. Sischo. Mrs. Paul Cnmenzind of Liberty was a Thursday visitor In Junction.. V-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neilson motored. to Eiieene on husiness Thursday.. .. T. .7. Kirk was a Thursday out-of-town caller from Rivervlew. Mr. nnd Ofrs. Clarence Hprpole and in the home of'-Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Iluobs Ennla Hubbs visited Thursday nffrrnoon at Afetldowview.- , - William Michaels was ai the city yes terday from Noraton. v. SANTA CLARA Santa CJurn, Ore., Dec. 21. Mrs. Pol lott Is .rpporled on the sick list. , She won thrpntenfid with pneumonia. Mrs. Cluirlea Bnkor has a very bail hand, -aimed fropi getting poiBoned from- oarrots while working with them at th oennery.- ' . - Mr, nnd-Mrit. Lussier and Mr. and Mra. Vanderpool' werw dinner guests at the Ruker homo Sunday. i Jesse Nico)lo killed a couple Of hofffl Thursday.' Iorothy NIcolle and Clara Miller, O. iA. C.Btudents, arrived: home Thursday to spend the Chr!ntrhas vacation.' , A proKram will be.glven at the school hall ''Saturday evening by the school ohlldven; There will also be a Christ mas' tree with a treat of enndy and miter, provided ; by the citizens rof the community. Kveryone Is Invited to at tend and make-it a real community af fair. - The Thlmhle club met with Mrs. Por terj Wednesdnyifternoon." The ladles enjnyd the tlmo sewing- anfl' vislt Inff. Kach lady was asked to elve her moHt "embarraHSiuK experience In life" .and several related laughable affairs. At 4 o clock the hostess, assisted by her daughters,- Mrs. Thorp,. Lottie Ben xiuullfr Mrs. Porterfleld and Mrs.1 Ben nett, served a delicious luncheon. Those present were Mrs. Arndt, Mrs. NIcolle, Mrs. HImpklns, Mrs. Lussler, Mrs. Kerr Mrs. fry, Mrs. Gray, Mrs, Hart, Mrs. Wlckwlre, Mrs-W. Campbell, Mrs. Niel son, Mrs. Strome; Mrs. Porterfleld, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. - Porter, with Mrs. Thorp and Miss Lottie Benshadler as Kuests. The next hostess will be Mrs. Walter Campbell, . Tho'Leavitt mootings continue, with large crowds. Hlxteen have been add ed to the church thus fur. ELMIRA Elmira, Ore., Dec. 21. Mr. Civile Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv ' .1..'.' v "V. .....'.'i " V' -x-T;1, '.,Jon. .OI ML , iii " -Jt JJ a very interesting talk , Richard Carroll, llnsel Petterson and: Tin. I it nit,! :,.. u.i 1 .. 5 T"c U.SK.u.r.'.-?1.. 3S: Z Z T,l ..mJ '; P'?. f-r. entertaining the un- 1. rr.r , snnne club of Mnrshfield which is to spend the Christmas holidays with them. the early morning trick at the local Wes tern I'nion. station in the Southern Pa cific ilepot . hns been laved off on ac count of scarcity of work.- Mr. Lattie 'a .substituting for Alonso Sprinkle for .a rontile of weeks while Mr. Sprinkle is Inking a vacation. Mr. Lottie expects to be transferred to Tillamook. ; Mr. nud Mrs. Victor Ivie were Wed- nesilnp sliopiicrs In r.ugene. .Mrs. Bethena (lihsnii wns a Thursday I'.ugcne vm. tor. - I'. G. Ilnxter was a Thursday out-of-town -visitor in Junction in' the interest of Lang and company. i; , 11 USE. THE GUARD WANT-Al) WAY Hang a Bank : Book on the Tree In addition to whntevcr else you Inay glvo your boy or girl . lhls,?hrlstmiis, bang a'suvlnga 'account bank ttook At t'-o First Nutional on the tree for him, There Isn't a better way known to tench a youngster, lust-bow ntucb a dollar really Is worth. Let hlin earn a Ut ile money and cncouraKo hint to .put tt uwny against tlio time when there la somelhluK b wants badly choukIi to uso bis Biivtngs, , They have quick little bruins thesn cliltrii-.n. unit vmipa I- W-IU sunn "u-tt tltM I, Ion " 40 Years of tlrlpful S.i-vlc. FIRST t I NATIONAL BANK . of ugcW SNCt t ' )! The E. U. II. S. will close Krhlnr for Christmas vacation. In honor of the oc casion a small program will be given by each class, - .Miss Rebecca Sailor who is working in Eugene, spent the week-end at her home at Noll. Mr. and Mrs. O. U Albin spent Fridav night at the home or Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Glass of Elmira. W. O. Belshnw of Fir Butte, spent the week end at the J. W. Isaacson home near Venetn. , Mrs. Morgan nnd daughter, visited at A" ' (ilnJ llolne. Sunday, December The piny given by the Elmira hicii school Friday evening. Dec. 14. proved a sniccss and was greatly enjofed by all who attended.- Mr. nml Mrs. Julius Erdmnn and' son Harry spent Wednesdays December VJ. nt the Albert 'Erdmnn home near 'El mira. : W. L. Sailor who is v living on his homestead at Wolf creek spent the week end nt the home of his parents at Noti. Mr. I F. Ilnrniar returned to his home at Elmira Saturday. December 1,". WINBERRY. Winberry, Ore., Dec' 21. Wq are h.iving quite a lot of rain these dnvs. ' Jlr. and Mrs. V. I Hucka and chil dren visited Mrs. Hncka's brother. Clar ence Potter and family nt Walterville Mimlay. .Mr. Potter who has been in a low state of health for several months, is improving. . . ! , , M. E. Golden nnd Clarence Willis, have K"ne to i.owcn to work in nun Mnnley s logKing camp. ' air. anil .iirs. fiiti erdier and son .Donald of Eugene were Suuday visitors at the home of Jlr. and Mrs. B. B. Car ter. W. J. O allien anent Tuesdav in Eu gene. M. K. Porterfleld accompanied him home Tuesday. .evening. ... v Mr. and Mra. Charles Neet and chil dren visited Mr. and Mrs. W ill am Gl.is fpey at rVII Creek- Sunday. .Mrs. 11. B. Carter and daughter Thel nta visited Mra. Carter's sister..,. Mrs. Oliver James nnd family at Lowell from -Monday until 1 uesdav evepuig. ' J. P. Wamhold of Eugene m.ide. a short visit with 'Mr. nnd Mrs. O. W IMinilsiW Tuesday. . I l:i rk Adams has nne tn Mnrslifield 1 In work tliia wimtr. . , j .V. Methany aigl t'harlci Neet mSde !, liusiness trip to Eilgen .Vondav. - 1 I C. S, .tonneTrfind Jlrs. P. .! Wfllis , I visited with Ret. .and .Mrs. J.C? Hok- .an at INiH Creek frid:ft. . . I Mtf as, MiS. C. s: SUjt.Seji.vimeil lr. UipJ Alts. Arthur JUu'tmVjl V1indity. aftoir As.. t! . '. ; 1 flonsant llill,ViV.'Dec. 21. "Ilappr ' ' GIFTS FOR EVERYONE Buy Something tor the Home An olidipiece of furniture will add much.Uo the house andt? a fi t will he eniovetl dv every, member 01 me lannlv, Oii ' stbck'bf the'Very newest ideas in furniture is very completd PIANOS A Baldwin Player Piano Walnut, caseVAv'ouid 'mako the finest gift you could - buy. Let . us put it into your homo only, $465.' TERMS TO SUIT YOU China Ware Christmas Special 42-piecorbiuRef r"StftV 11 & Co. Bavarian ware,' In 'white 'Cliiiia,' " Ransomo shape, sold, regularly:: at, $2.45. C 9.00 Christmas , Special.' . 36-picoe Set J. & O.-Metkin Ware (Indiari Tree Patties), sold regularly J21 25 at $25.75, Christmas Special ... 42-piece Decol'attd, Dinner Set, ;, semi-: .. porcelain. - Priced for ' $10.00 Christmas '--X,;.- , . Good 'selection of China pieces for. decorat ing and firing. ' A List of ' Suggestions ' FLOOR LAMPS table; LAMPS WASHING MACHINES SEWING. CABINETS; WRITING DESKS, END TABLES ; .. BEAUTIFOL RUGS LIBRARY TABLES DINING SETS SMOKING SETS. EASY CHAIRS DAVENPORTS ! CHINAYARE GLASSWARE FINE POTTERY DOLL BUGGIES , RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS y , PIANOS SPECIAL . SHOWING New ' sliip'mcmt of- Soiior'a Phon- j ographs. Con sole models as ' low aS . $125, , . Use Your Credit ; We are glad to extend credit. Come in and see our stock and, get' our price! oei o(e Duying. , . . . . . . . BERRY 742 Willamette Street PANO & FURNITURE CO. .';.. . - , , Telephone, 147' Browa nnd Trumnn Robinett were Ku- vallis. Reno visitors Wedneadny. Mrs. UreRory lIMitcliell is quite ill in the home of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cant Ionian. Prof. Cooper nnd family nnd MIhh An na -lnrkB nre expected to be here Sut uiduy to spend C'hriHtmnN vacation. 1'rof. und Mrs. Cooper are teaching in the school at ArUKO. Little iAfargnret KiirIihIi is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Knot son have gathered Bertha Manning's erop of potatoes. tieorge Bennett and family motored to Kugene nnd attended the Christmas exercises Inst Sunday. Mrs. P. X. Lnird who has been qnile ill is now able to be up. 1 At the church next Sunday evening nt 7:'.Q will be a Chribrmns pugennt which is being arranged for by the Christian Kndeavor. Special music is. being prepar ed for the occasion. All are invited to nt tnd, ulso oil nre asked to make dona tions of hooks, toys, clothing, or cash for the benefit of the childreus' home at Cor- RHEUMATISM f NEURITIS R.markabl. haw traatm.nt itopt Rhaumatlsm. - or Nsuritia in any form. Vary wont casta rjli.v.d at ones. Thousands of ourtr r.port.d. No iwoti for anyono to luff.r. Atk any druggiat for "Allen'. Rh.u matla Tr.atm.nt,'' In Tabl.t Form. Prlc. 11 par box. All druggitta urry It. Hart M. Allan L.torm torlM, Mfra, Box 1340, Loa Ang.lM, Calif. Mr. Tinker haa boen aliippiiiR npplpfl to Cnlifornin. Ho noi'oiiipaiiiril by 1uh fam ily ilriive to Jtpil Bluff Inst week to ut tcnil to InisinoHR and vinit Ilia Kiator. . Mr. and Mr, Hnglisli are living there i.'l Jto talta eare of 't fie work while til nway. . ...-' A erew of men llave keen H the -teli'plione line whirl waa bai moralized by the road cornlruotii OLD TIMER MKCE ... - Srirday Kiht ' ,. .-' - Dfe.t;.' 22 pONN;A'. 11 ALL uoing 3irons Pianos andPb lowest nrices ever heard'of in Eugene. Columbia Consoles, with ten records V PIANOS AT $215.00. Convenient payments can' be. arranged desired v Morris Music House 912 Willamette St. ;i Just South of 9 The value of an insurance policy oftej depends on V " ' -a' . tHO.W THE-AGENT.WRITfiS JT '.. . ' V 'I "WwrT'l ' 1 . r- I ,' ' bT -ri.u W r . ! Vjnirlner. : fire. . nil a.v... . -orir-T . . . --. ... til r-'i-:i
