GEveiiiiig, February 21, 1924. : '
the ji if &e' jh.5) a f i!x,:!b'u A B D
Pago Five
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CLOTH
Dresses
- THAT EMPHASIZE ,
" NEW SPUING ..
SILHOUETTES
, OF COURSE you'll want one of
the "best looking cloth frocks it is
possible to buy this spring. It is
none too early to choose it now, for
spring styles have arrived that will
, be becoming treasures to every -figure.
Long, tunics are smart, so are
skirts with gathered fullness in
front and also boyish two-piece
Dresses. , . ' "
The pleasure of choosing one will
bev all yours when we tell you they
are 'priced atonly
;.' , $14.75 to. $24.73 . '
LARGE'S
865 Willamette Street
Tffln City Triinsfrr companr,' nml C. Ha"
h. Kuth and Ralph Ruth of' Maplttnn tH
uii- aMninira uumuvas name, I'. K. Kutll
auil Sou. They rim a nuicliiue hii.
Visiting la City ' ' '.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Otto of Oakriilgu
lire spending the day ill Kugt'iu'. ,
At Hoffman
Walter Moore of Junction City in at
the Hoffman while lu Kugeue on a busi
ness trip.
Railroader Here
O. A. Kelly of Portland, associated'
with the Santa l"e railroad, is here on a
buaiuess trip. j
From Coos County !
-Mm. A. MtDmmld Olid Mrs. fioorse
Riukleff, well known Coon county fami
lies, are here from Myrtle 1'ointi j
Railroad Surveyor Visits !
W. W. Winn of Portland, surveyor for
f the Southern raeific, 1b here. j
I Whitman 'Team Here I
I Vincent ltorloske and nine bask.'tlialr
' players from Whitman i-olleee. Walla
Wulla, Wash., arrived in Kugera lust
night for their gain.- with Oregou Fri
day night. . !
Home from Portland .
lr. and Sirs, W. U i'liesliireiri' homo ,
i nun a !pn uays visit witn relatives in
Portland and vicinity. "
Store Fronts Repainted
! Store fronts . iu the ('hrismau block
at Ninth avenue and Willamette street
were being repainted today. ,
One Fine Paid .
Sadie It. ilock was fined $'J in'policc
court this mornine on a i-haro of park
ing her car without lights after dark.
To San Francisco
Willord A. Klkins and David Kugene
Olson, accompanied by several other 'Ku
gcneaiiN, letf for Sail Francisco this
morning on a business trip of a few-days.
B CITY NEWS S
Leaves for Portland
H. T. lturgbarilt, nmnager of the Kif
gene Foundry and Machine company ot
Kugene, drove to Portland this afternoon
on a hiisiuesH trip, ilu plaus to return
here Saturday. '
does to BiUingham ',. 1 1
William J-.ee, who -has'' been employed
in Brier imd Peterson's' aample store
here for the past two years, has been
transferred to Bellinghain, Wash., where
ho will tnke charge of .the company's
store. ,
in Awarded-1-' V
A. Koicer ot ..unrcoia una oeen
"toimtr for one bobcat, .as has
B. Kiube of Alina. j. - v
Ul Commission Filed
Bfrscr lias tiled ins notarial tom
i with the county clerk.
iNamed Supervisor
I Charles "Meal has been annointed sn-
'4'crvisor of , road district No. IS on the
upper AicKenxic, succeeding Smith Tny-
lor, resigned. ' 1 , ,j
Dr. Harris to eB Oopera'ted On i
in. t. w
Visitor
i. Perkins of west of Ueitr t'reek
i Wednesday visitor ia Eugene,
t in (o nee the county court re
1 mi matters. . . ; -. s, .
Being Sprayed
ire Kliuatiiiz on, on .branches of
hm trees, and growers are begiu-
lo qiray. aciflriiing to the report
lie orchard country. '
AWFUL ACHING
4 '
ticbe isn't tlie mystery it used to
raado. Most itimeH it's due to kiil-
uffc wmcn ineuiiKHimpiy-tli.11
I to filtfcf tl.O k)n,.,l ,tA Irn,.. U
poi uri(! poison. - i
iij-onr back is hmt and Sort-' ami
f orrvoiis, di-siiomlcnt, sick. Irrit-
'HPt!t tn flivxtr eimllLt ae.rl t.r I,f ....
Vtim vnn ,..!- t.t'.
. ,,111, nuiufll'lll IU (It'll)
Iwys d their work. .
plenty of water brtwern iho.i1b
Up 1 Nintrtn A... I .
i iiii-ni i- i i in i in It -I ITU I )
We each meal. Oft Aii-iirie tt
' dmrotif (iiHcoverM liy Dr.
X V aiuoUtl l'nl"'"', Hotel,
Dr. KpiYiv itufr-.i.. v v
Prominent Portlander Hero 1
I Wallace McC'amant, prominent Port-
hinder, ia here on n business trip. Mo
; Camnnt is the man who claims the credit
' for t'alvin C'oolidge being president of
; the United States, as it was MH'nmant's
i nomination at the convention that made
hnn vice-president.
Ilnriis has none lo Port. . oc,n' r""i . , , ,
! was taken at New Year's time, with the
' understanding that school would be held
on Washington's birthday, so all classes
will meet as usual. , ' ,
Visits Husband at Portland '
Mrs. Grace Koepp of tlnxFirst Nation
nl Bank leaves this morning for 'Port
land to spend a couple of days with her
husband, who wim recently transferred - . o,.j. , uA.il ,n.im
oYcomv1Uml ttiCC St"Uda'R in last
uu company. n)1.jng by j A KUtM,g(! e c0ttMw
At Springfield Hospital
J. It, tireen -of SprnigttcHi and .Mrs,
tirnve. snnervisor iu districts Nos. 158,
(19 and 15, is standing up well although
... ..l I., t.. l.ao.-., I.tinllnt, 1,-1 -
N. Redmond of Marcoln have been ad- ,-, r.nrtld ', the couuty court Wed-
uutihMl to the UpringfielU Hospital for dllv nen wns in Uie d,y. ()e
medical treatrnent. Mrs. Lloyd . Johnson Mvltt& oiiernting on this lilghwoy has
of Siuingficld has been dismiased from . iauP(i i over tWo million feet of lum
the hospital. j , lpl, bv trUfk 8ince ist spring, and the
."' ' . . ' , - I grade' in not damaged at all. Elledge says.
Admitted 4o Mercy .. i otllers are bringing lots of heavy freight
trs. I'imma ..lacc'is of i.Tl-Cluirnelton 0VPr jt t
street ond A. H, Barnes of Fugene have j : .
been ndmitte'd to the Mercy hospital, sheriff's Jury Disagrees .
Mrs. Jacobs was admitted for n minor sheriff Fred O. Stickels sat as it. judge
operation, while -Mr. Biirnes will re- ii,iJi i Involviuir un oiilo-
CC1VU iiicurciii llCUlJIlVIlt Ul IUL' UUSOHU1,
mobile, and had the misioriunc to imvv
jhiu jury disagree. The jurors. .(V A.F..
I Wlhltton. Jiunes Lockerbie, J. h. Itiulch,
i i linur .Tolm Hamilton and Frank P.
Hotels Are Crowded
An Albanv resilient who runic her
Ii'hI nii?iif mi a IniMitinsH ti'in lind rn l..n l,,,,! in out. rhp A'lllllt in the lux of
to Cottage drove to get a room to sleep; fjce as a consulting room. They blame llie
nil local hotels being .filled, In; says. nck of verdict on the locale of their dc
This -morning he motored bnck to Ku- liberations, pointing out that they had not
gene and concluded his business. Ibeen placed in the vault where all the
'confiscated liquor in kept, they might
have reached an agreement speedily. Jim
Inspect On March II-- automobile was claimed as the property
'Ike medical detachment of the local nf jj, icor)ack and Mrs. Stella
national guard units will receive its fed- j ticofield. Potter. Foster and Tmniei
ernl inspection .March i, .iccordin j to n'Upal.c(i for Mlrs. Scoficld and Gordon
.,ro rccrncu imiui loh- iiviimiuii i U'i n. ; Wells for ttOrDat'lX.
iiciKuprai icrw niiu i .iiiiiuiu.v o wi'i
he
Jtisppcted April V). Ooltage Grove's
Company 1 is to be inspected April 0.
Colonel Uiley Howell of Vancouver, biy-rnx-ks
is inspecting officer.
Business Names Filed
George II. Kelly and Frank W. Sulli
vun of Portland, backers of Ihe Westfir
projects, .haVe filed the nssunied blisi
Window In tmrkcd - I
A window ot the Oajiord hotel on
Willamette street, north ot Hie. post-a,tfl-e,-wHH
cracked Weiloesitay nvnnliiK
when Homrnne leaned too hard on .It.
according to a report to the police.
Ulcyrlc lit Stolen
C. Leslie has reported to the police
...... A ul,.ln Ilia hlr'Vcln frolll 1 I H
ness name, Kelly and Sullivan, general , Tpnlll , west. LealltVa homo la at
contractors, with the county clerk. They
have contracts for Natron cutoff con
struction for the Southern Pacific. C.
Mulvihill and .1. A. lthoads of Cottage
Grove have filed the assumed business
Spring
Coats .
In Stvles That Include the
Smartest Lines of Ihe ,
New Mode
AND' L" A VARIKTt THAT
AHHV K E S A .FLATTERING
CHOICE FOR EVEKYOX.fi.
. Novelty weaves, shadow jilaid.s,
stniios tlerelupe . the sftiSrtest top
. coat in three-iitlartei len?rfi . rfjid
longfr. .
A COXfi'lt KH f,SI VB SJH )WI XG WSTI SQ 1 '.181 1 KD,
I5V (HlKjRE QUALITY AND PRICE ,
S A ft
.llotorcrcli- Key LorMled
1 Ttie key tq Kliner tt'eacny-B niotor
eycln.' Htolen lust week, (wis been .found
lull tiui'lAinK & Compan? Tv( Vio-
tort yet p, mynis Its Ht'tr-cer. was found
!TurBl arroMH tltrivc btlt (lie RcV
wan Mtill'mliifltriff. Homcontj I Aid ovt
Jc!?ntly thrown Jt awy, ami It Imidcd
on the roof. ,
r"J 1 Eleventh avenue wnt.
AiloilMfd IvJIonpltnl-
I'ri.fpHKnr Kdmund S. Conklln of Ulti
ISinerald stPcet, head or tho pyriioioffy
department of tlio University nf Oregon,
lm been admitted to the Kugene litm
pltal for a minor operation.
I'fttlFiitN Are DUmlHued
V. AV, .iHckHon of, Ixrane, .lohn Tii
ffun of Cottaffo (Jrove, MIbh Helen Htw
pheiiH of the Delta Zeta bouse of llie
UniverHlty of OreKn, and Mr. Kdinuml
WellB and baby dauffliter Norma Kuye,
of I-orane, have . been dlmnlHtted from
the tOuffeno tioHpitHl. i'atlentH ndmlttet),
Inelude (;err(.'ll Klubena of Ltsiburg and
Mrs. It. It. Stark of UexUT.
Alllnon Brrnfcw Awn .
VlrKll AlltHon of NolWIs In the Kuu-uiie
borspltiil fr trratment of a'broken ai-Hi.
Htintalned when bu was eriuikiiitf bis
car Wednesday. , ,
Trnnnleiitfl rnr1nfi-
Three transients win' were gl'rn
lodKlnK In the eity Jaf I Wednesday
nltrlit (rot chilly at 4 4VIoek In th;
mornfnr, arcordlno Ihe police. Vhi-n
the trarmients set up a -yell for beat the
Tt:Hitt In th Kucrene hosulLal wcrp
h wnkr-npil. ttn tUf throe tranaJents were
tsken to the cii.vMnms to tne sonny on
the Faeliie hlway and were last aeon
bittlnir the pike for California. Onf
was an ex-noldlcr. one afi ex-sallor, and
thf other failed to revy-aUhls juttt; ac
cording to the pp'' t of Patrolman
Dugan.
Can not be csrefl Djr riwiui
Vtr. bnf will disappear xmAcT
the heafirsx and soothing effect of.
CHAMBERLAIN'S
"COUGH. REMEDY
Every uer it, m friend
IE
niONE
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FREE DRESS MAKINTi LECTURE SATURDAY A FITRNOOX, 4 : 1 5 PUBLIC INVITED c
: 1 - . : '8
Frida y Another Big Day '
of Noteworthy Values in
Si':''''---Ttie big Basement: Store
Hiinclreds of wo mo it nrc learning thtf Nyisdom-oC w4tciJtfiii flic' iClcMorran & Washburnc
Friday, bascnvciit bargain day's-! iHim-ensc.cl'ea.n, .lrcsh. stocks- Of -.wanted ..-merchandise
priced "exceptionally, low! Not just a few leaders, but a 'whole' basement store abound
ing with worthwhile attractions far frugal shoppers T Dozeus oi'-big specials will be
displayed but not advertised! Shop.-here Friday P . ' . . . . '
A TRIBUTE
Tomorrow, .the anni
versary of his . birth,
we are indeed glad to
add our tribute cf ap
preciation to the mem
ory of George Wash
ington, the statesman,
the . soldier, and the
patriot who was "first
in peace, first in war,
and first in tthe hearts
cf his countrymen."
100 FRESH NEW FAST COLOR JAPANESE
. LUNCH CLOTHS Size 60x60
1 WHILK Til MY LAST .
FRIDAY A" BIG SALK AT
95c
EACH
Just 100 of these 'handsome Japanoso lunch cloths 'to soli Friday at !)5c caeli, which
is fonsidoi-ablt! loss than tho tircli nary -price. Neat light and diti'-k liluti patterns. Full
60x(i0 size. You know how beautifully they launder and retain their fresh colors.
Limit of one to a customer. , ' .
Men's Blue Chambray Work
Shirts Worth $1.25 89c
Extra heavy and well .made shirts of
sturdy blue chambray. Generously siv.ed
and carefully finished in every way. All
sines at 8&c each.
..... '
V Boys' Bradley Wool Knit
Sweater Coats $3.89
Just the tiling for school wear these,
spring days when the coat is too warm
and -restraining. - All wool sweaters', in
neat heather mixed colors. .
Marmalade Jars, Prettily Cut,'
, , With, Ladles 39c
Cut. glass marmalade jars with top und
colored glass ladle. . All hand etched in
neat grape pattern. Fine thin blown
glass. 39o each.
Extra Fillers for Pint Size
Thermos Bottles 69c
A special price for Friday on these extra
fillers for thermos., bottles.- Complete
thermos bottle with aluminum cup 98o. i
Large-Size Handsome Oil Painted Lunch Cloths Worth
$1.25 Sale 89c -. .
Not many at this low price, so be on hand early Friday for they surelv
. disappear fast. -Very attractive dark pittterns in oil painted cloths; full.
48x48 size and rway underpricod at 89c.
, 50 LARGE SIZE ALUMINUM DISH PANS
' 1 . "V ''' - A GREAT BIG
WORTHWHILE BARGAIN
,s ... - ,.... AT ""
Full 10-tiiiirt size, heavy (juality brand uluiiiiuuin dish pans. Sun-ray
finisji inside. : Strongly riveted handles. Popular 1 and handy oval
s-'iape. --You'll want one at this low rice. ' ' . ?
$1.48
Prettily Colored Clear Glass Bulb and
Fruit Bowls $1.39
Lovely iridescent colors of green, lavender, blue, wine
and yellow. Very decorative and ver useful. Com
plete with 'standard to match as illustrated here.
Specially priced forv13argain Friday at. $1.3!).
Bulldog Clothes Pins the Best Clothes
..".' Pin Made 3 Dozen for 25c
Long Handled Blue Enameled
Dust Pans $1.19
A most convenient dust pan. No stooping:
to swoop- lip dust. They open and cltwe
automatically. ' Entirely covered to pre
vent dust-from flying. Long - twisted
wire handles. A' lowert'd prico at $!..!!).
Slfat tho Best Hand
for Mechanics
.Friday for. 25c -.
Heavy Grey . Enameled Buckets
' 'I . ' 12 QT; SIZE 79c .
, Consitei.ii bio 1-css than '.regular.. f(H--.tliese
handy buckets.'1 Strongly 'rlvc'tecl 'ha-n-'
dl,es. Friday only, at tin's low' pri.c.e 1
5AxU. Oil Panted Lunch Cloths1
'.'":' v On Sale" At 95 . ; '
Tfandswiiw; Mifl! pak;riiH. in this 'extrn
lijrgft "siste. oil itaihted lunch do'thts. .Soft
desiral'le qufllHy. !"4 . .'.'
15 Rolls .'WilotapcT''!. ::... a 49c
Children's Fine v
Ribbed Medium
Weight Hose, Black
Only, 25c Pair
Regular J15c and 40c values,
Friday only, " at 2i5e, ' pair.
1'leas.e note. ..tht;se are . not
HtteondH but. every' pair per
fect iti every' - way. All
"sizes from '4 t-o 10. -A real
ly ecellim't burgain at 2Qc
1air- . .
An 'Unusually Fine
' Soft Oir Cloth-At
V39c Yard: "
Full 48' inches wide! A soft
and pliublu (uality that
will not crack or chip.
Plain white and 3 neat blue
and white patterns. .Friday
only, at 39c yard.
GOLD. DOTTED SWISS FOR CRISP, FRESH
CURTAILS, 2 YARDS 25c.
3(i inches Vide. Large, tlear gold dots on good
nuality '.Swiss. jlie pYice ,i very special at. '2
yards 'for 23c. ; .' . .
36-INCH CIEAM t)R SECRU "MARQUISETTE
FRIDAY. IN THE. BASEMENTAT 17c YARD,.
Jus the. tiitfe hi'ii vou aie thinking of fresh
IR'W cuifiiins coitieH'this bargain, Biy uU you
need Fridnt in tin? biiscmentat 1 7 ti yard. .
iiilii .
! CT
This Dry Hand Mop Actu
ally Makes Mopping a
1 Pleasure y
No moro stooping no more back
aches with this Dry Hand Mop
you need never touch your hand
to the filthy water. Tho cleanest, '
longest wearing and most conven-S
ient mop ever made ! ': They are
' made of toughest twice sewn cot
ton cordV.bquml fust: with hon-;
rusting cord. Thoy outlast tWo or '
three of the--ordinary kind. Just
liko -the one pictured horo. On
sale in tho basement at $1.3!).
Large Size Fine Clear Glass
Gold Fish Bowls $1.98
'Two gallon size gold fish bowls ,
gracefully sliaped, an excellent
value at $1.98. ' ; , - ;
Graham's Egyptian Treas
. ure Soap, 4 Cakes 25c
4 largo size cakes of this beauti
fully colored and 'sweetly scented'
hand and face soap. A 40c value
lor 25c!. ';.;;, ;
Regal Oil Mops, Clean'
Dust and Polish 69c
Genuine Regal Mops in stylo illus
trated here. A convenient size oil
mop that' lessens the labor -of
house cleaning. Complete C!)c.
Friday only! . :
Eavenson's, Lemon Soap,
3 10c Cakes for 19c
Genuine Envenson's Lemon Soap,
Friday only, at this low price!
New Brooms At 98c
All new, fresh green straw broom's
sturdily made. Extra large
handles, j Worth $1.25. A Friday
bargain ut 98ej -
8-Cup Coffee Pots of
Heavy Graniteware, 59c
.One of Friday's best barguins!
Extra heavy grey granite coffee
pots. Full 8-cup size, 59c.
Clear Glass Towel Racks
V Complete At 29c
Good size glass -towel racks, com
plete with nickel fittings, .fust a
few to sell at this low price. No
phone orders please. !;
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