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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1924)
Weanesday Evening, Mn, . : THp'EJjp E'N.il .t5-A.lL V . G'U.A B D I THE CASTLE Horn of th Beat Contlnuoui Every Day Standard Prices STARTING THURSDAY Last . Time . Today Tha 8outhern 6atlr THE Fighting Coward A Booth Tarklngton Com edy Romantic Drams Deluxe Other Castle Features i, SOCIAL, PERSO li . . , . . . ' ' By VELMA fiUFEUT- Club' Ileitis-Should be Phoned to the Society Editor Between-10 a. m. and Vi au Telephone dumber 12(A) SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Thursday Afternooa Wonder bridge club, Airs. Bay mood Marlatt. Inter tie club, Mrs. E. B. Farkl. Ellen Hawkins club of Mad rone Heights, Mrs. E. A. McCor Duck. Thursday Evening Little Club Around tie Cor ner, Dr. end Mrs. W. B. Neai. Friday Afternooa Friday Bridge dub, Mre. Oeo. Keegan. Teacup club. Mrs. Morrla Btarbuck. Saturday. Eugene Federation of Wom en's clubs. Wear a poppy on Memorial day to honor those who gave their Uvea io the World war, but more than that, bring comfort to the families and lit tle children needing assistance as a result of the inability of their father to care for them la the plea of wom en a auxiliaries ot American Legion posts all over the United mates who will sponsor Poppy Week before May 30. Locally, the auxiliary will have poppies for sale beginning Friday, May 23, until Memorial duy. The colorful flowers which will ap pear by the tboussnds are being made In government hospitals all over the country by disabled soldiers. The choice or tne poppy to wear on Me morial day aa the emblem of tribute to those who made the supreme sacri fice In foreign fields not only affords a most fitting symbol but serves a constructive purpose in providing em ployment to the soldiers still la hos pituls and fucing a handicapped ex istence. i'oppy Week, it is hoped, will be come au annual affair, just ss the sale of seals at Christmas time has become fixed in tiie minds of the pub lic as a very definite aid in stumping out the while plague. In Flsndere fields the popries blow ifelween the crosses, row on row That mark our place; and in the aky The lark st.l1 bravely singing by rX'urce beard amidst lue guns below. We are the deed Short days ago we lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and xuw we lie In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe To you from failing bauds we throw the torch Be yourB to hold it high; If ye break faith with us who die, Wo shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. Mrs. William V. Jobes of Portland, will be a Eugene visitor Thursday and Friday when ahe comes to take charge of the ceremony of placing a marker on the grave of Peter ilulin, a vet eran of the war of 1812. The national society of the United titates Daugh ters of 1812 will be represented by its members in Oregon who will place the off ioiuj grave marker for the soldierB of the war of 1812 upon the grave of Mr. ilulin, father of L. G. Hulin, of this city who is now in Clureinont, California. The ceremony will take place Frl- da ttt ternoon. 'at two o'clock in the .Odd Fellows .cemetery and will be conducted by .stats officers of ths so .cie'ty essts'ed by ths Daughters of the American Revolution. -The public is invited to'the service. Three graves of soldiers of the war of 1812 Uv been parked in tire state by-the Ore gon lociety. Mrs. Jobes, who la state president, will be s;d to meet any women eli gible to membership in tbe society ot the Osburn hotel Friday afternoon from four until fire o'clock. Lewie and Clark chapter of the D. A. It, has received Mra. Jobes' invi tation to take part in the ceremony and several of their members will bo present at the service. The dozen unaffiliated members of the P. B. O. Sisterhood entertained those who b el on ft to Chapter 11 in Eu gene with a most enjoyable party in the Chamber of Commerce Monday evening. A great variety of games sod contests provided entertainment for a lively evening. Husbands of P. B. O.'s were guesta also. Bowls and baskets of Scotch broom added in carrying out the decorative color scheme of gold and white, P. E. 0. colors, and were used generously In tne otmng room wnere tames were ar ranged for games. After refreshments, dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. L. Ij. Bond is expected to ar rive in Eugene Friday to visit for two weeks with Mrs. Kate jCundiff. Mrs. Bond former! lived here bat is now a resident of Le Grand, Califor nia. Bhe is enroots to tbe east where she will visit her son. The girls of Aloha XI Delta will be hostesses for a, bridge tea at tbe An chorage Saturday afternoon from two until five o'clock. A program of music will be offered for diversion as well as the pnetime of cards. Reservations may be made by culling the Alpha Xi Delta house. Mrs. George Keeean and Mrs. Rov Curtis will entertain the Friday Bridge club this week and have asked Our Aim: ' To Serve Faithfully ffi LJ And wLffi Unfailingly m: ia ea . v .' i5-e-) 'U III ml 7i - UUJWH ra -tncorporuUit h 475 DEPARTMENT STORES EUGENE, OREGON Reliable Quality Goodj ft? Dresses Smartly Styled Yet Priced Remarkably Low! Each .one conveniently located. In most of the import&nt cities in the West ifiacn store is complete io itself. Tbe rtocfamre new and fresh the quality is the highest obtainable. The same liberal policies govern a4L hx gwredaOoa of your loyal support which has made all this possible, we offer hundreds of articles of Accessories, Hnppfias and Camp Equipment in a mrmg V cu'bui ii: Brake Lmixx Mmkaa yrmr bcmlsaaaJb and abls. -NerMtaani as ' wlcaw BrMS to dt attt Out rogaaar priM kiar .atimaaH Das tMi amlav ! 4V mm m W wsa aaaaaar UL-0--TN-T WW aatafrat a i hr I ilifc aialu Special Set for Fowl Can WiiiUI imsllanlasai issaukif Jm. TIRE COVERS nda or disiMi wasaajissoi blaok siiinl uok. Nsat, asuar asaaaaiBsaati jbb aaas saaaat. tern li siS.. $1sl5 fltuivr. 80x344 r in. BTM8 . k. DANDY SOCKET SET T oo ina WsMVJa 'nliliiti strai stthar . Mat DiauMaMi AatJaaHaUa WaMtCtBM THM III ) PValoo Ring Expandors as and KasiHInii nsrtina - r as. 4 IB Mtaf H fasNnnlisj. .)U I0 5-MkMJto Vvkniua- CBtl"BSe VfUi iMSt vntYs asid cstiia aU price... 3ZC Hmndj Tool Griixler aVB? MSASSaSS IWSWOTMtd TJSISV SauWpriM $IM. 'Little Sioux" Valve Grin4r m amra. Wat pnaV A as VWUfter 43c GtMioin McJCiosxm Rtkditvtera Til i rii r auiiu a saasv li i aa aaU M as utiti isataaav, i imrainai al kar sm at tH aids as aawi li aa.a. MBaQ Dog" FmM Aiaaatdaaaatatyj Tw prto at ! MM Ford Sped4tk "AWOO MOT SPOT ' SMS. Rajo Cyiinder Hed mocwa. errcn Sal prtM ... skSt tasspssMSai SfSss tM a tjt. OMm tlaaa far Paraa Western Giant Cords ON SALE A Heavy Jumbo Tube Given With Each Western Giant Cord Only During This Sale Thousands of miles ot extra service are bailt right into this resiBentV mil stt, square tiad. Tha aquaro edgea and ttw -suctioa enpa in the center prevent 8ik)-4d$htfr;nd give you a sure non-skid design. Afa.tT Jmpumt will hold m tiru for tmtt oVqis. - Extra Heavy Extra Quality Extra Mileage 303 Cord mar w ssrani Standard Blu Rffabon Tub Frt- J,10.75 Size Western Giant 30x3V, $12.65 32x3'2 15.80 31M 1S.85 32x4 20.65 334 2130 344 21.90 32x4', 26JS 33x44 27.60 34X41, 28.15 33x5 32.80 Ask fw Prim OtW Sbn If: aa k not an aaack,. (01 ia a m dap salt will ra. prases. 10a Stores in the West to WD-aVa 5Sjaaii laLjr ilVj. jS3 rtmm. $1JK . afada et nold Taasd SSW. Sale IMea. lv46 Tl s yff .:;.6C3' Willamette St. . Phone .664- Tilt aTlafk Satmrday Rrralaar SUPERIOR SHOCK ABSORBERS Ta pd tomtit aras4aaaak Jaasaraar anaMhs. Satatd. $77 SaW paid a, Wi iWda fUm. praaosd r aarJ tew Speed Sat ad 4 Sale Price. $&88 It it unusual to find Dresses of such ex cellent quality at such a low price! Only the enormous buying power of the combined hundreds of ). C. Penney Company Stores makes it possible for us to offer you such values as these. Newest Spring ' Colorings And Material are shown in this display of silk Dresses. j The styles are varied enough to make choosing a pleasure, for there are straight line models, draped ones, and others with a tight bodice and full skirt. .You really must see these to appreciate them I Sizes for Women and Misses $14 .75 Aitf 4 mm the group to spend the (ray fit the Keegan eq miner home on the McKen zie river 0 PUY Oil FRIDAY, The very enjoyable comedy. "Come Out of the Kitchen," is to he present ed by the senior class of the Univer sity high school next Friday and Sat urday evenings. The play was written by A E. Thomas and was taken from the story of the same name by Alice Duer Miller. TJie first presentation of the comedy was the Charles M. Cohen's company in New York, with Ruth Clintterton and Bruce Mcltue playing the leading roles, and has proved a. great success when put on either by professionals or amateurs. The scenes are laid in the home of an old southern family in Virginia the Dangerftelds. While their parents are abroad, the four Dangerfieid children lease the house to a Yankee million aire, but because they can get no otners, tne children take tne place of servants. The friend of the Yankee falls In love with the cook, as do the Yankee himself and the poet, and the plot becomes more complicated. The lea dinn characters are ifne Gerhard as Olivia Dangerfieid and Lnck J? ield8 as tfurton Crane. Olivia is tbe third child of the Dangerfields, the beauty of the familv and a verv distracting young person. liurron urane. irom tne north, tall, good-looking and dark, takes charce of affairs and tries to create a pleas ant atmosphere for his guests, even tnougn matters are m a general up road. The nart of Solon Tucker, a middle-aged lawyer, cautious, crafty, nnd self-importnntly dignified is fill ed by Lestie Swnrthout Andrey Stan field portrays well the character of Mrs. Fnikenor, Tucker's sister, a woman of fifty odd years, with a nar row mind of Jier own and no objection to speaking iu The characters of the other three Dangerfieid children. EliKabetb. Charles, and Pnul nr no brought out by DeKtta Kobnett, Gor don Stearns and'Campbell Church re spectively. Elizabeth Is inclined to be sulky at times and is always having ideas of her own which she tries to convey to others in her snippy man ner. Charles, the youngest child, in a Sood sport in everything that ia, un ertaken. Paul, the oldest, is more thoughtful and grave, but has little initiative. Tom Lefferts, nn amusing and whimsical young gentleman, who is called a poet, is placed by Lester McDonald. Corn Faulkner. Mrs. Fjnilfennr-'. only daughter, is represented by Vuel ta Stivers. Amanda. no am mnmrn. railed Msnd.T,' is iils.voii by Betty Mc- iitiwnn. irnn rcou laKPS the part of Randolph Weeks, a Virginia gentle man with a strong sense of chivalrv. This nlay will b presented in the I niremity high school auditorium on Friday snd Ssturrisy nights at 8 o eJex-k. "IVkets are now on sale at the Co-Op and at the T'niversity higii school. Ttlces 35c and 60c. E ID QUICKLY: JUST USE IE RESOLUTION "Whereas. Our Heavenly Father has removed from our midst our Es teemed friend and member of Junc tion City Grange, William M. Fitnej. therefore be it Keuolved, That we desire to pay a tribute to the memory of our brother rnd extend our heartfelt sympathy tu tne sorrowing family, lie it tur ner He solved. That our charter be draped in mourning for 30 days. By order of JUNCTION CITY GRANGE, Dated May lfith. 1924. GEO. IL GILMOUE, Secretary. nuil PRINT THIS ABOUT Joint-Ease Says Druggist "Joint-Ease is 8 e 1 1 i n g like hot cakes i n my Btore be cause it is a wonderful and speedy rem edy for all joint troubles. "But why not imp.ress on tens of thousands o f suffering peo ple some of the things that dozens of my customers tell me almost daily. "Some say that it knocks Otlt 111 m hniro oyer night Others assert that for chCBt colds and sora throat it lias no equal, while many insist that thcro is nothing they ever tried that is so efficient for neuralgia, neuritis nnd even head colds and nasal catarrh." Answering the above letter, we, the makers of Joint-Kaso, know that what this thriving New Jersey drug gist snys is true, but we still mnin tain that Joint-Ease is prepared for stiff, inflamed, painful, swollen joints, whether in ankle, knee, hip, elbow, ahoitlder, finger or spine. loull like to use stainless Joint Ease, for with just one mlnuto'a rub bing it soaka in through the flesh di- .tuhVllin? bone9 "1 lini ments that's vtbv it r. when Joint-Ease gets in joint agony gets out quick and without any waste of time all swelling snd conges tion disappears. A tube for CO cents nu aruggmts sell lots of Joint-Ense. '"fix IS BESTTO DANCE AT THURSTON .May 24th, given by Ladies' inx3. iiiry of Farmers' Union. (Jood musio. Public invited. ntf Healthy Women, Happy Homes Good dispositions succiunb. Irritl bility and snappy retort titke the ph.ct of huppiness and amiability. SunsMot is driven out of homes, io fact, the; are often wrecked, and friends are e tranced because women suffer with ailmenta peculiar to their eel. Tte use of Lvdia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound will overcome such ail ments nnd restore nealta ana Hap piness. lo rftit resort to strong arirao- Inula ni narfviliini Trhpn tills .fell strengthening, healing remedy maJt' troin roois nnu ueros, is iwu. u- in reach. Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve to irritation, and that makes the sum son, dear and healthv. Any druggist can supply you irith Zemo, -which generally overcomes skill diseases. Eczema, Itch, Pimples, Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases give my to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overnight. Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti septic liquid, dean, easy to use and dependable. Itcostsonly35c;anexM large bottle, $1.00. It is positively sai fnr tender, sensitive skii i Zemo Sft 25c Zemo Ointment, 50c TODAY'S YOUR If Tone ftAtttita i . - t - l -- mc vi.'KKt-H.. your I throat distressed, or Tour head is I stuffed by nasty catarrh or. a c-lil 'apply a. little pure. ant. septic,, germ1 destroying .cream tnto Tour ' nostrils It penetrates through every air nas , ttlge. aoothmg lnflanied, sdoll.'-n n.Vm (brni es snd tou get jnstat.t relief. How g..o1 It f(v's. Your nostW sm open. Yonshesd is clear i "Kif Bslwkin. snuffing, dr'jsess or' ttngifiijg. Jr. hrcnto. a, small battle ot Klj's.Crsj-n Halm from snr druggist. ro:d.r.f ,-j'f rrh M Ike mss-. Pon'tsslay shifted .:!. Kel ef Is sure. T f f f ? ? f ? ? ? ? V r up, leaving the skin clear snd smooth. ' It seldom fails to reliee the torment i t or disfigiirement. A little jar o? How- 1 les Mentho ulphur may he obtained ' . at any drug store.. It is used like cold j V r t f r t ? y f LAST a Tvrrp lVl i -s- To see the Picture $ Trmt'a Taken En- gene by Storm! "THF. X SHOOTING OF UAIN McGREW" Starring Baxbara La Marr Lew Cody Percy Marmont Any breaking eut or skin Irritation i face, neck or how ; nrMm. quickest by applying Mentho-Sulphur. says a noted skin specialist. Because of its germ destroying properties, nothing has sver been found to take the place of this sulphur prepara tion that Instantly brings ease from the itching burning and irritation. .ucntno-Miipnur heals eeienm right TOMORROW . STARTS Another Fine Pic ture THOMAS MEIGHAN in , "The Confidence Man" ' Tom's Latest antj Greatpst . Regular Prices The HoSie.of tVe Wurlitzer -j i nr9 with Hrry Tromp, OB We iOth avenue. tP. ft u o eo -.s o 0-
