The Eugene guard., July 17, 1924, Image 5

Inrsday Evening, Jnly 17, 1924
THE E.U GENE DAILY GUARD
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COOL FROCKS
OF'LINEN and VOILE
At July
Savings
Charming frocks for
every summer-time
frolio are now pric
ed so inexpensively
that women may buy
a full supply at lit
tle cost.
$4.46
$7.95
up to
$9.95
LARGE'S
Mrs. T. E. Sanborn. The family will
remain here until the first of September.
On Trip
Kra Murphy. Krlria Gilfilin end Mr.
and Mr. J. II. Daniel have left for
a motor trip to the 1'uget Sound country.
3T-ri3 THAT LEAD
B CITY NEWS H
Judge to Take Trip
County Judge Barnard takes his
wife and daughter early neit week
on a short vacation trip. Tbey ex
pect to visit Crater Lake.
A. R. Lee Visits
On his way to hie wheat farm near
Viceroy, Saskatchewan, Canada, from
California. A. K. Ia is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Grace Ie. and eister.
Miss Grace Lee, at 307 Sixth avenue
west.
Steamship It Launched -
Toe steamship MienviMe, oesiinra
for the Southern Pacific company's
Atlantic steamship lines, was launch
ed in Tacoma Weduesday, aecordins
to word received at local Southern'
Pacific headquarters.
Cases Are Dismissed
The case of Anna Jane Gowdy
anainst T. M. Medley and the case of
Iver Johnson and others against the
.. . I MU.H n1 1TvtkMIr I-i", 111 -
pany, have been dismissed in circuit
court. They hsve been settled.
Named Administratrix
Mona R. Smith has been named ad
ministratrix of the J3S00 estate of
her husband, the late Charles Lee
Smith of Coburg. Appraisers are
George A. Drury, Enoch S'.ewnrt and
H. L. VanDuyn.
At Eugene Hospital
Mrs. Harold Itenjamin. of Eugene.
Miss Genevieve Thompson of Greswell
and Sirs. Cora Vermillion of Toledo
have been admitted to the Eugene
hospitaL Lester Brant has been dismissed.
at Home
L H. Bailer Is reported ill at his
De. His sou, W. A. Bailer, is down
In Camas, Wash., to see him.
mill, Waltera On Trip
ounty Clerk and Mrs. R. 8. Bry
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters
HV NOBODY L KES
I A PERSON WITH
SUED TEETH
lo thing will ruin a person's ap
trance or popularity quicker than
it, spotty, yellowish, stained
ftli. Unclean or tobacco -stained
h donate untidiness and care-
IBS, rnese are latai to ousi-
fe or social success. Yet It Is
jr so easy to remove teeth stains
have clear sparkling white
lh. This is through Bleachodont
ki. nation,, consisting of a mild
liquid which softens stains,
a special paste which gently re
kos them. without affecting
tiiel. Perfected by two prominent
Alsts. Brings instant results,
ke your teeth flashing white
i new, safe way. Get Bleacho
H Combination today, at all good
per s, such as: Schaffer Drug
6pany, Linn Drug company, W.
ruykendall, Carroll's Pharmacy,
Cross Drug company, Aliens
g Store.
left this morning for Newport and
Yachats, to be gone until Monday
on a vacation trip.
Leaves For Portland
Mrs. Mary C. Abel left today for
Portland, where she pluna to make
ber home.
Vitus Families Return
Bruno and Maurice Vitus and their
families hnve returned from a vaca
tion trip in the Cascades.
Doits From Reserve
Mrs. C. B. McParland Is an out-of-town
visitor In the city today.
She Is at the Osburn.
Her From Blachly
P. B. Cunningham of Blachly Is
a business visitor in Eugene today.
Mayor Parks Leaves
Mriyor E. B. Parks has gone to
Portland, where he will remain for a
few days on business.
From Coos Bay
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Chaney
are spending the day In Eugene
from Coos Bay.
Leave on Vacation
Mr. and Mm. J. Louis Johnson have
left for a two weeks' vacation trip
to Rainier national park and Pugct
Sound points in Washington.
Come From East
E. E. Walseti. and two sons are ex
pected here the first of next week
from Clear Lake, S. D.t to join Mrs.
Walseth and two small children who
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
The Latest
and, perhaps, the most notable
example of the Rex policy of
'Always the Best of the Rex Guest'
Starting next Monday, July 21, the Rex
will present the biggest achievement
since the
Birth of the Motion Picture
i
An Entire Production in
NATURAL COLORS
And, think of it,' it's ZANE GREY'S
great novel, "Wanderer of the Wasteland,"
r Watch Saturday's!
Announcement. J
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at the REX
Scobert Home Sold
rrnnk W. Scobert has sold his
home st 702 Eleventh avenue west to
T. fi. Johnsnn. a recent arrival from
Montana. The deal was handled
through the Sam Hugh Realty com
pany. .
He" from Enterprise
Blaine Pavis and family have driv
en down from Enterprise. Wallowa
countv. to visit relatives here. They
brought with them Nan ITenton. also
of Enterprise, who will visit her sis
ters, .Mrs. Cornelius O'Ncll of Capitol
Hill and Mrs. Homer Galloway of
Cottage Grove.
UrQe Bunch as Supervisor
Urging the appointment of Ben I.
Bunch as road supervisor in district
No. 02, on the const above Florence,
and the removal of H. P.. Lumen from
thnt position, a petition has been re
ceived by" the county court. A. long
list of names accompanies the re
quest. Papers Are Filed
C ;M.nAnt nn of flip
Lane Auto company have been filed j
by Ij. C. and K. I . AOICS nun .t-"rn-
n. Pingle. Capital stock is given as
$20,000. Peter J. Tnlnnuk and Frnnk
Burkholder have filed the assumed
business name, Springfield Bcalty
company.
Leave for Convention
r. vi-o Ttnhart M. Fiwnpr
have left for Toronto, Canada, where
Mr. Fischer will attend tne interna
tional Typographical union conven-
n J.l...tB (mm the locill
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here. They plan to be gone about six
wecKs.
Returns from Newport
William II. .Tones, local bond hrok
er, hns returned from a business trip
through Newport, Toledo ana t or
v.iiia Ua rennrts an increaaed buy'
Ing. due to low interest rates in the
east and a rise in the market of high
grade bonds and industrial siocks.
Thru Pav Fines
Martin M. Meinnart ioneiteo o 10
police court this morning when he
failed to appesr to answer to a
charge of crossing a street intersec
tion at more than 12 miles an hour
with hia car. M. B. Miller paid $2
parking his car in a prohibited area,
fjlte Wednesday, N. II. Tierce paid
2 for operating an automobilo with
out license plates.
McKovItt on Vacation
,T. A. McKevitt, local manager of
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany company, accompanied by Mrs.
McKevitt, is planning to drive to
Pocatello. Idaho, this week, begin
ning a month's vacation trip. In
Idaho, they will visit their son, and
will then go on to the Yellowstone
national park. Harry Oelm will act
as manager of the Western union of
fice here during Mr. McKevitt's ab
sence. Rudolph Fahl to Wed
Budolph Fahl. swimming instruct
or at the t'niversily of Oregon, who
is at Camp Wallula. Wnsh.. at the
present time, is planning to leave
there about July 2t for Worehester.
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Jiass.. Wlifrr ir m uc uini.i.u ...
MiiBsathusctts girl, according to word
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rece'vea nere. mr. mm mm. i-nm
will leave Boston on September 6 on
the steamship New Orleans, and will
arrive In Eugene in time for the fall
term of the university.
DANCE
At New Triangle Lake "pavilion,
every Saturday night. tf
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our neighbors
and all that were present when our
barn burned at Milliorn. For their
assistance of fighting the fire.
MB. AND MBS. C. P. HULEGABD.
13th Street Market
Opens Saturday July 19th
New and mcdern meat market opens Saturday. The best of
all kinds of fresh and cured meats.
Special Demonstration
Special demonstration' of Swift's Baked Ham and Swift's
Premium Franks Don't miss this.
Specials for Our Opening
Prime Beef Roast, per lb 15c
Choice Pork Roast, per lb. 15c
Beef to Boil, per lb. 10c
Pay us a visit.
13h STREET MARKET
561 East 13th. Phone 383
J. E. GATES C. E. SMITH
Don't throw cigars, cigarettes or ashes along the roadside they will start fires!
FREE BUTTERICK FASHION ft." 9H0tAQ nVfisfll) llAM G cftjOt 6 SPECIAL ATTENTION TO J
SHEETS FOR AUGUST READY I ' VJJ.-'JOTTyiW.'rrra ORDERS FROM VACATION
MAIL
'ACATIONISTS
These Important Values For Friday And Saturday
Are Typical of The Savings Throughout the Store!
100 OF THE DAINTIEST,
PRETTIEST SUMMER
FROCKS ONE. COULD EV
ER WISH TO SEE THE
RESULT OF A VERY
LUCKY AND TIMELY
PURCHASE
Nothing Short Of A Sensational Is This Announcement Of
. Your Choice Of Nearly 100 Lovely New Summer
Frocks All At This One Low Price
$4.95
Please note this is NOT a clearance of a lot of soiled or mussed "left
overs", but nearly every dress in this lot is brand newl
You can't guess what they are like
you must see them and to see them
will be to buy for they are truly love
ly. Of coo, summery voiles in pastel
or high colors, crisp airy tissue ging
hams, fashionable linens and fine
French ginghams!
Frocks to carry madam or miss thu
the myriad diversions of a delightful
summer. At the beach or for any
sports occasion they will be so prac
tical and at this uncommonly low
price you will want two or more tuck
ed away in your vacation bag!
IN OUR WINDOWS TODAY!
On Sale Friday arid Saturday!
Every size,' 16 to 46!
Taratex"
Reaiarjneo
'REDUONG
Girdle
THE SAFE, SANE
ANDPLEASANT
WAY OF REDUCING
,Gone are the days of in
jurious drugs, violent exer
ciseing and inummcrable
torture devices for reduc
ing. Today the Treo Para
tex Corset enables every wo
man to have the y.outhful
becoming figure she desires.
Worn instead of a corset.
Reduces by gently massag
ing. Let our expert cor
sotiere explain this wonder
ful reducer.
Shown in Two Styles
$5A$10
1000 HAIR NETS
5c Each; 3 for 10c
Crirnsonette and other
well liked hair nets.
Fringe style only! All
shades!
A Handsome Group of Women's High Grade Sweaters and
Skirts Are Marked at July Economy Prices!
.THE SWEATERS $9.95
A repricing of a group of higher grade sweators of Rayon silk,
silk and mohair mixes and all wool. Coat stylos, slip-on styles
and modified jacquette's. Sleeve and collar styles as you wish.
Excellent choice of becoming color combinations. To $16.50
values!
THE SKIRTS $9.95
A featuring of about 30 handsomely tailored skirts in a wide va
riety of fashionable materials and becoming styles. Skirts of the
better sort that will be bought at this real economy price for fall
as well as immediate wear! Reduced from $15.00.
Every Trunk, Suitcase and Bag Marked at Economy Prices
Think what this means! Your choice of over 200 pieces
of "high grade thoroughly reliable luggage at decidedly
less than regular prices! Just at vacation time when
you are most needing substantial good looking luggage
and when you mostly appreciate the savings of dollars!
Wardrobe trunks, steamer trunks, dress
trunks, auto trunks, army trunks, leath
er suit cases fiber suitcases, matting
suitcases, bags, overnight cases, hat
boxes, etc., etc., every one at a substan
tial saving! .See the window display!
A Very Special Selling of Good
Sheets and Pillow Cases
ALL FRESH NEW STOCK
63x99 Sheets
Worth $2.35 Sale $1.79
All perfect sheets nicely finished with extra wide hem. Long
and satisfactory service is assured. Hotel and rooming
house managers should see these!
81x90 Sheets
Sale Price, at $1.89
Please not the extra size! Perfectly bleached sheets thor
oughly free from any dust or "loading." Only 6 dozen to
soli at this price (
Pillow Cases of
High Quality 39c
42x36 pillow cases of a quality that will give unexcelled serv
ice! The saving is worth-your-while!
r-ilVim.iirJii-afH4.IJrlJb'Ty
A Drastic Clearance
of All High Grade'
RATINES
CHOOSE ANY YOU WISH
FROM THIS WONDERFUL
STOCK SELLING UP TO
$2.50 YARD, FOR
Yd
Many beautiful patterns to select '
from! Flake weaves, plaids, filet and
"fish net" weaves. Ratino charm
with crepe-like lightness!
Idoal for beach sports and
auto dresses. Tromendously
pruetical.
At savings that run into dollars little
wonder they are fast disappearing
from this store!
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