Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 21, 1924, Image 5

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    ' THE E U 6.E K Ij). y J,Aipj ..ft.p.-A B D
1'ngo l' ivo
ill
New
Spring
Shades
Silk
Hosiery!
4
t Fashion decides that hosiery
;nius't, ; compliment the costume so
Bpring has brought a parade of
; new it shades The . . women who
chooses from these will be well
.rewarded in Fashion Rightness.
- -New Low Prices Pervail
; ' $1.65 to. $2.25
:'YS'new shadS' '
i .' i i- . 1 , .
Sunburn ".
-pbio
- Gray
New Buck
cr Fawn : .
I Otter '
Castor
Rose Biege
Nude
Mouse
Wood .
Silver.
iLARGE'S
865 Willamette St.
I I II ll
Ulifersal
Electric Cooking
Demonstration
V v;-r y LAST DAY V?',
Saturday !
See the Range with the Quick Oven and
enclosed type QUICK HEATING HOT
PLATES. ' . . . - '
One of the new Universal Wrinkle Proof Iron or
Toaster given with every Universay Range purch
ased today, and Saturday. ; Come in while Miss
Murdoch is here.
.1 SOLD ON TERMS
Bailey Electric Co.
i 40 Willamette St.
New
Arrivals
Women's Capes latest in Spring Wraps.
Priced from $22.50 to $50.00
GINGHAM
The Economy Cloth
ft'eryono is 'interested in a genuine 'economy cloth,
"inghams are proving ready sellers at our'closo prices,
assnrfmniif nvninimnnllv lnrcn mirl comnlete at
- 'iiivuv lO tAVVHV''J 1
17c, 25c, 38c, 40c and 60c
'tine.
per yard
L'se Standard' . f J Patterns the best
"The St6rc With a Purpose'.'
CITY NEWS I!
Leaves for Cruise
fJ-A. It. Wilcox of the Siuslsw national
Vest has left for the .li.it -i...
V' cruising and business triu.
""'fc.to Montana-
It, l . ..r .1... v-.. !.. .
hank baa to Hillings. Montana, oo a
business vislt-3f lyi0 weela or 80-
' t;
Bicycio Is. StoleaV
Edward Miller oi..3 Fourth avenue
vest lias reiKirted nvjUe police .that
someoue stole his bicycle
ary 28.
found.
No truce of biui bis since Men
if May to "spend thcsimmer aflTeM"ci'
)Kenzie hni ith , l'rof. -ljearborn,
I Corvullis (JaxtUe-Times. ti t
Willi, link Home
Willis D. Link ia spending the spring
vattition period at tbo home, of his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. David .ink..Uc is
studcut at t). A. C.
VisJtlno in City
It. A. Stoddard of Venota spent today
in Eugeue on business.
Junction Attorney Here
Attorney Kdward F. ltuiley of Junc
tion City, candidate for re-election to he
hoiwc of representatives, ia a business
visitor in Kugeuo today.
Would Start Restaurant
Ij. .1. Nutting of Jjewiston. Idaho, is
Frank Bailey Returns
Frank Bailey has returned to his home
in Mabton, Wash., after visitiag frieods
end relatives here. v T,
ma .. , ,
Fined for Speeding V,
. R. P. Moran paid ta in nolice court
this morning on a charge of apeediug at
On Trip to Portlantl -
Hi. ward Mct'olloch. deputy district at-
tfirnev left ibis morniur for Portland Lire lookinir for n location for a restau-
to .spend the week-end with his family, j rant. He is staying at the St. Kluio
'oonting house Willie waning a surtey ui
Baseball Week Dated
Ixival sporting gooils dealers t(re pre
paring for national baseball week, April
4 to 14, when special window displays
will be featured, itnsentm supplies nrv
the field.
Attends Grandfather's Funeral
Mrs. Uonel Troiuiulitx, who came
.l..u-n r,nm Pftnrliuwl io nttend funeral
keinar hrouebt in in . abundnuce at the for her niaiidfathrr. the. late
present tiutei according lo the duilers. j N.alj Kbodes. expects to return to the
. .metropolis in a few days.
Game, Is Scheduled
. Osnin.T.C of the Kiigene national I county Session Planned
,i,lr, ..!.; m-ill iilav the medical euros I 'PI. i)ArDl Vntslil,,i.a nf Anie.;,n are
more than the allowed 12 miles an hour of the fiia'rd Tuesday evening at the planning to hold their annual county seH-
nory. one ot ueiinai pumdiuiui HWn in r.ugene me nisi or .prii. i
ues if'Kc esonie achedules for 1 gates from each 'of the lodges of the
A teams. I county will bo In attendance tit this time.
across street intersections.
Wayne Akers Here
Wiyne Akers, former University of
Oregon student, now with a bank at
Roseburfg. was here Thursday.
Visiting in City v; '
lr. llarry Titus, of Cottage Grove,
was here Thursday because of the illness
,ot ma sister Alice, who underwent a ma
jor operation today.
I Here From California
r o. l'rovoat, field representative ' for
KlanwHi FaHs Booming . I Building Being Finished
Mr. aii4 Mrs. F. W. Strnwbridge, who I. Virkinen are today engaged in putting
were visiiqrs Thursday from Klainnth tl(, finishing touches to the exterior of
Falls, rcpokt that things arc booming (nc building recently completed nt Sev
there. All the mills and box factories are 'euth nnd Olive by it. M. lay, applying
riuwiug, they satd. J jthe final coat of' surfacing to the con.-
;- . . T . Crete walls.
Herefrom Idaho ' I Ministers - Go Fishing
.ludee K. Ij. Bryor of OaldwelK Idaho, 1 Rev. nnd Mrs. M. K. W. Ileicher and
was a visitor here Tiursdaj-, aceompnu- Rev. and Mrs. Monroo tt. Kvcvctt left
1 taA hu vfo nvnn .THho .i,i m Hrv. hnr. Mirlv Tucsiltiv inornitiir on their i
l i ruium, iiciu rcprcseniuuve ior . v-.v ....u .... ... i , .i - t .t..j
iKcen nnd Company, Importers, of San nn were cnucu to . oryuns oy tne in- way to r.ugeiie " m'J
Francisco, is in the city on business. . nfst of Mrs. .Bryan's Wither, and de- by Rev. and Mrs. Uriffin, of the Kugeue
cided to iy a viu to r;i;euo as well, rresnyierinn cnurcn, nnu uio puny cou-
: Return From California ' tinued on its way to a point or. the Mc-
! tieorge McMorrnn. J. A. McLean and , Presbytery to Meet- k - .' rn,T,.iJ"tia' "',Z?v rLl! for
IE. 11. Bryson have returned from a bust- A ieetlng of the Willamete presby- ?fht. ,anv TC'-tWv, HI Caielte
.! . .. t I ... ..in w 1..1.1 n Tiin,uh Tu. the finny tribe. Lorvnms iraiette-
; Angeles and San- Francisco.
Forms Are Removed
I Forms are being removed from the
new Terminal hotel nt 554 Willamette,
street, leaving the cement, structure un
obstructed by the wooden braces and
false work. ' . . , , ,
I Templars to Attend Meeting
The annual state meeting of tho-
; Knights Templar of Oregon will be held
at Allmny. April 14 to 10. and delegates
from Ivnnhoe -cominaudcry of this city
will attend the session. ,,
! rihllreh R.lnn lmnrnv.il
j The Christian Science church' ir being
day and Wednesday, April 1 nriC, 2, are Tlmen,
repreKCUlIUIVCH irum liir luvrn, our:ii . p. ui
nro nlanninir to attend tbo events , ueary ums win
Babb Purchases' Lots '
In an excitinc gane of Newcome play
ed between eighth grnde girls of tleary
nnd .Tunior higli school, (ieury girls won
R. A. Babb has purchased lota lu WesV Thnrsil.i i,v a unore of fitt'tn' 41.
Moreland on Eleventh avenue west, '
through the ,Wl B. Cooper Realty f ont- ?y,nill, convention Scheduled
puny, it was nnnounced today. Mr. Ba.bb fliere will be n district convention at
is planning o build two bungalows on AUnnv. March 2i of the Knialits of I'y-
the property this spring. , . thiai lodge. About SO member from
. : ... here have signified their intention of
Fish Are Displayed nttenng. according to officers of the
a .t,.h of trout has been nlnocd oh ergnnbatlon. Tlio Kiigene drill nnd de-
display In the window of the Hender- gree tennis will be in attendance. Grand
frhott gun store oy .nan iv.wki"u, mic .....u.OJt,,i w im-ci-ui mi
superintendent of hatcheries. The trout tion. ,
inipr' nv'eraU'Sior K i Sfc i '
rators. In the near future new carpets I the Oakndge butchery. , .-
ure to be laid.
Contributors Are Thanked
Letters thanking the 820 contributors
to the Y. M. CV A. fund during the re
cent drive are being sent out from . the
association headquarters.
V. Vain Injured '
V.- Vain of Monroe has been brought
to the Mercy hospital for treatment of
injuries to his eye. sustained when M
piece of crushed rock struck, him while
he was at work Thursday. , .
Pioneers' Pins Mere
' iFirst-of the gold pins to-be worn , by
leaders of the Pioneers, clubs here have
arrived, and, will be given out in the
near future to the leaders of the or
ganizations. . .. ' .
To California
Mr. and Mrs...T. W. Ifoppe'of Eugene
motor route no. - are planning to leava
-soon for Portcrvillc, California, where
: they will make their home. They traded
f their property here for the Portcrvillc
i location.' , .......
Registration Books
Close On April 15
May Buy Gravel Pit : . .
Members of tlic county court nnd P.
M. Morse, county engineer,' visited the
Volnnv Hcmenwnv aCC Oil Wear laKC. I All ivlin n.A nA,
west of Irving, this morning to consider t8tt.roq, by reasAi of clmnite of resl
thc purcliase of a few acres of. land ,icnc4i attainment, of majority, etc.,
there for a gravel nit. The county 1ms -have but until ApclMG at r. o'clock to
been buying there by the yard in the KBt their names on'Mlie books If they
past. ; j -. . . ' , - want to enst a br.llqe ut the spring-
f pi iniuri un avny i o, -wiinnil IICCH . c.
New Tanks Completed ' -Bryson. county clerk. Mi advises early
- New tanks at the latc fish hatchery lactlon on the part of tlwse who must
at Onkridge have been completed, and :Kjjter. that the work may be ox-the-
canaoitv of the. hatchery is .now . PcdUod and that roBlstrant, jnay save
more than 8.000,000 trout, it was stated "V T V n K
l'liursday by Matt Ky-Rman. state, mi- - p . 1 " -rt""V" v ,
'la properly registered making .die trip
to - the- clerk's office, be says, de their
names are now on the. books.
Becoming Siipon Dresses
tor -Matron ana JViiss
Butterick
Ii Design
5157
Striking Contrasts Now
fr- the Vogue
5157 tn tan and brown
or almond green and dark
green, this youthful dress
is very attractive. At our
Butterick Pattern counter
you will find this style in
all sizes from age 15 to 20.
Any girl, can make this
dress herself by following
the Dehor, a wonderful
rfsma1riri onide CO
W. ,
closed with the pattern.
r Butterick
; Design
5163
''ti.
The Popular Russian
Closing
t 5163 At our piece-goods
i counter you will find all
the newest Spring ma- .
terials in lovely shades.
By using the Dehor you ;
can make your dress out of
the least possible amount :
f of material. This dress in '
si2e 38 requires only 3
yards of 39-inch material'
'"'
Buy Butterick Patterns with the Dehor
s
-;:; r.f I
1 i in-f.i
r- i
r.t
farm
Return From Watsonvllle
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ynran and Mrs.
Cyrus Sweek -have arrived in Eugene
from Wuitsonvillo, Cnl.. where Mrs.
Sweck's husband disappeared on Febru-
OPPORTUNITY
To own a 1924 , four
door Ford sedan, ab
solutely new, never
run. Must sell A big
saving to you. 'y
1590 High St.
Phone 323R
perinlendent of karne fish, who had in-,
spected -tlie plant. iMr. Hyckmon return-'
ed luter to Portland.'
Buys Lot
if B. Aupperlevbas bought through the
Hofaess Realty,; company a lot on
Twelfth avenue Wjest between Washing
ton and Jefferson from- Mrs, Belle
Smith, with the iprention of st-artlng- con
struct ion of a dwclling- houfe tbore on
his return from a,' business trip to Se
attle. . . " . . '
. -4-i ;;-."-.
News of Birth Received
A daughter was born to Capt. and Mrs.
Charles A. Purslry nt Denver, Colo.,
on March 12. according to word received
here. Capt. PurslCy Is commander of un
aerial snundron 'of: the United ; States
army air service 'BtKenver, and is. a for
mer resident of Eugene. He Is a brother
of F. C. Pursley of thin city. -
Phone S. E. Stevens for Piano Tunlfc
ENDED BY
RED PEPPER HEAT
QUICKLY
When you arc suffering ' with rheu-
n..,u, u.. ...... l.H,ll- ..nn....,t
T0 .SolB . . try Red Pepper Rub and you will have
. K. m. r agg nns soia u ; ,h(1 (,uckest relief known,
chard tract one mile north of .ln: i Nothing has su.li concentrated, pen.
field to A. It Wiseman, who takes in- etrtltlnr ,10nt nH reil vvm,rll. jnH,,n n.
inodintc possession. Mr. .Wsemnn is a licfi JuK, Haon , K . p
.newcomer to cue vtuinmcue er Ullu vou fl,cl ,i,0 tingling beat, tn
mg from soutliern Idaho. Mr. tagg is Utpn lnnllU,H it Wllrllis lhn ,. Hpnt
planning to move to J'""- 3VV Ihroiigh and through. Frees the blood
waa handled bp A: J. MeKy of the Frank
i J. Bcrger Realty company. .
Bee
Keepers
This season we have
a larger and more com
plete stock of . Bee
Supplies man ever oc-
forc.
;...60c to $1.50
i"!
Call on us for-
Bee Hives
Hive Parts.
Foundation V,"ax
Smokers.
Veils.
Gloves.
Hive Tiols., ;
Sect'tut Honey Boxev
Brood 'Fraiiiea ; ' " '
i'itr.cun? "supers.
Boe Enthuts
Bef Fer der.
H u!- ;; rds.
Bo Er rpes, Etc.
Uuackenbush s .
; j0 'Ninth, Ave. East
Irculatlon. breaks up the congestion
and the old rheumatism torture is gone.
Itnwles Red Penoer Ruh. made from
No Cause for Action, Claim . . red peppers, costs little nt any drug store
Fred G. Stickcls, sheriff nnd tax co - j,.t jr at once. Use it for lumbago,
lector, has filed a demurrer in the suit, nrnrltis. backartre, stiff neck, sore inns
of the Occidental Lumber company ' eles. colds in chest. Almost Instant relief
against him to prevent bin collecting cer- aunils you. Be sure to get the genuine,
tuin road taxes, in a west Lane road dis-. wiih the niiinc Howies on each packngc.
ti-ift in whii'h it owns timber. The claim
was made the tux is Illegal. The sheriff
demure, saying the plaintiff has not
shown sufficient facts for cause of at-
Engineers Win Badges -
A number of Portland division South
ern Pacific enginemen have been pre
sented with bold cap badges for excellent
showing made in fuel conservation during
.1.. i nnnH f IflO'l rrn,. ,nn
l U1W Mir", .(uoiiu. w
I received the awards ore Engineer A. M.
Cbamberlain oud Fireman A. .1. Keacn ot
llortlami; r.ngmi-er- a. r.nni aim
Fireman V. D. Protheroe of Albany; En
gineer C. V. Pfaff, Fireman V. n. Jaek
lann and Tlremnn U F. Wagerman of
RoseJiurg. and Engineer J. II. IMmpbrcy
of Eugene.
i i , . -
Church to Hold Election
Annual election of officers and the
presentation of the budget for the pres
ent yenr -will -feature the meeting at the
Central Presbyterian church congrega
tion Monday evening. March III, -It has
been nnnounced. Four eiders are to be
elected, to take the place of. C. F. 'An
drews, II. II. Rutb, .lonathnn Johnson
and U. B. Kietsing. retiring elders. Mem
bers of the board of trustees completing
their terms this year nrc II. A. Hoults.
Marion Vcatcb and O. H. Oullion.
Admitted to Hospital
Mrs. Charles Shirey of 805 Chambers
street. Mrs. W. E. Mason of motor route
A. Sirs. U. W. Ellmsker of 212 Monroe
street. ,3fir. A, N. , Ely of Walton and
William Fllklns of Brownsville have been
admitted to the Eugene bosnital. -Mrn.
Charles: Purves of leiibiirg. Miss Pernle
Iluniphrer' of 12(5 Sixth avenue west.
Mrs. Ii, ,tl. lledlik nnd baby daughter of
Wendling. H. A. Corbv of Onkridge and
John T. Hennelt of Kunta Clara have
been dismissed from the hospital. .
Desrborai Vistt McKenzIs-
1 MIrs. Jt. flL Iearborn, who has been
unending' the winter months -in Ooklsnd,
'California, that the daughters. Misses
,I.nbel and Kitherine Ieiirborn. might
.attend Mills college' and Oakland schools,
'arrived in ('nri'allls Sunday evening to
nend the spring vliciiion - week with
Prof. Dearborn. The Dearborns will "-o-for
to their mountain heme on the Mc
Kenzie today ' sod are 'planning several
brief trine to be taketi during Mrs.
IMrborn ten-darn ssy. lire. Iearborn
'a to return to Oakland, hnt. she and the
daughters will couie batk to Corvullis a
Night
coughing
exhausts you so lliat you are
more, tired in the morning
than when you went to bed.
Dr. King's New Discovery
' stops coughing by gently .
stimulating the
mucous mem
branes to throw
off clogging se
cretions. It has
' an agreeable
taste. All drug-
guts.
TODAY
and SATURDAY
'- : ."?:ixito'a
JANE and I
I bought a tire from a "mall-order"
; house.
, It certainly looked fine:
And rolled away one Hunday morn
To ask my Jane it she'd bo mine
Wo started out quljo merrily
And slid along the road;
And when 1 popped the question,
That darn tiro did explode.
Bill Jones came by n a sportster.
And when he had It stopped;
8he looked at my tire then at me.
And In beside him popped
Pill popped the question to her,
As they went down the line;
She smiled and shouted back at me;
"Uiry Kraroa i'ords next time."
P. 8. Don't forget the postnfrire
Is acros the street from the JtKM
YO.K TIHK AOKKf'Y at Chamber,
lata ValranUlasT Works, at West
Hiatal Street.
A mystery romance,
breathless in its inter
est, tilling .with; the
red-blooded thrills of ii
lovo story enacted. lit "
the great open spaces!
With Juck.. Uoxic's, in1--imitablo,
dashing style,,
golden v" smile ' and
break-nock riding,
through it all!
AND
. '- ' .''r';'' 411
Stan Laurel
I,- 'J Ir.on
t'i t(i '
, !n an absolute comedy knockout a burlesque tin "
"Hunting Big Game in Africa','
"ROUGHEST AFRICAN
The advantures of an ambitious .'expldrer'in
jungles inhabited by fierce Woofles, Geegaws,
Cake-eaters and Whatnots. ..." .
Continuous Today and Saturday 1 to 11 p.' m.'' .
USE THE GUARD WANT-AD WAV
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