The Eugene guard., July 21, 1924, Image 5

L Evening, July 21, 192
THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD
rage five
This Community's Great Asset Is It's Timber'. Be CareM With Fire In The Woods All The Time!
The McMorran & Wasburne Store
JULY
SALE
Y
JU
SALES!
of SILK
FROCKS
at V4t Less
Strikingly distinctive frocks of silk crepe
and printed silk materials are included in the
July Sale at just i off. They are fashioned
with youthful simplicity making them favor
ites for summer occasions. .
LARGE'S
9TVLKS THAT LXAD
S CITY NEWS B
ku.lo Filed
ba titewart's notarial commis-
was itied toay wiia lae vuuu-
lerk.
Patent
ies D. Hamilton's homestead
hr frjm tne xeaerai govern-
has bmn lueo wan tne coumy
kltnd Purtr Here
.r. Wlnaor. Mr. ana sirs, t--. w.
lory and Charles Gregory make
pat:' ox norm jsena people
on a short stay.
fnn Man Visits
L kfnpvia .lr of Manletnn Is
kg out-of-town visitors In Ku-
today.
Visiting Here
r. and Mrs. w. it. iMmo 01
la, Cal., nave arrived lor a
at the home ot C. K Iuman
lugeue.
rn From Springs
ter 10 days at Kitson springs,
and Mrs. K W. Zumwalt have
tued to their home here.
er Undergoes Operation
P. Walter, boys work secre
ot the KuKene V. M. C. A Is
derating at his home following
emovul of his tonsils at the
kiiti hospital Saturday.
Is On Trip
unty Judge C. P. Barnard 1b
ltd tu return Tuesday even-
Irom a trip he is taking with
Umn to Crater Lake.
Build School
jiyut-'s brothers ot Eugene will
the Oakridge school build
Brlggs and Alllngham, who
given the contract, having
n it up.
Yellowatone Trip
.and Mrs. W. I Cheshire and
and Mrs. A. T. Cockerllne of
city aro planning to leave
ihiesday for a tour to. the Yel-
lone national park.
red Women Better
s. Cliatta Miller of Vancouver,
and Mrs. Etta Sullivan ot
and, who were inlured here
wee:, in an automobile acci-
have been dismissed from the
ktno hospital, i
duce Coming In
tans and beets are arriving at
Eugene Fruit Growers' asso-
lion cannery In considerable
fibers, reports J. 0. Holt, man.
ve On Trin
6a a two weeks motor trip that
U include Tnlnmnnk. Antnrln
tiand. Afnrn RnnH utiA nthar
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dugan
line itiver road left Sunday. .
Sara From V in .
R. Gibbons and J. I Holland,
rk3 at the Eugone postofflce.
f e returned to their posts of duty
fr spending their two-weeks' va-
' A. W. Holland and A. P.
. also clerks at the Dostofflce.
today on their vacation trips.
rllsnd l"r(r In City
Ur. and Mrs. C. C. Chapman and
BKluer and Mr. and Mm n
i- -1 find nn r . ..nl.t.r.J ,
Durn irom Portland. Mr.
WDniRn In aitltnn nf r,rann TT.
jd Mr. Howard la vice-president
ana Tiiton bank,
ne Wilnon Better
p-vgene Wilson, father of the boy
W Was hltrnri In l.,t. l I ,
6aoline explosion near Eugene
5" ", reported to be better
J-iy. Mr. Wilson was badly burned
out the hands and arms. In his
folc effort to save the child.
JT. Will,, I A H a m m Vn .. A
u,H lt-w in, v a. n wnere ne
!f nt the pa8t 15 days with the
i- ers reserve corps taking hos
graining, thlcjan Folks Here
"r. and Mrs. W. Sheldon of
f Uke. Mich., are in Eugene.
"hi! Miss Luella Brewster of
' H'gh Btreet. Mrs. Sheldon
P lornierly Abbie Brewster of
Caves. They left Eugene Satur
day morning.
To Return Tuesday
ur. unaries D. Donahue, who
left last Friday for Siltcoos, will
not return until Tuesday evening.
according to word, received here
today. He had planned to come
back Sunday evening.
Nephews Get Estate
Charles Armstrong of Cape Vin
cent, New York, and Robert E. Arm
strong of Denver, Colo., nephows
of the late Oznl Stoel, 93-year-old
Eugenean who died here a few days
ago, have been left his property,
according to the will Just admitted
to probate. TV. T. Gordon Is execu
tor of the -instrument.
At Eugene Hospital-
V. Eugene Holmes of 358 Blair
boulevard, Mrs. George W. 'Jones of
Springfield, Mrs. D.' E-. Lusk of Eu
gene, Frank Williams of Cottage
Grove and Mrs. Fern Rock of 823
Pearl street have .been admitted to
the Eugene hospital. Patients dis
missed Include O. J. Carmony of
Goshen. Betty Jane Thompson of
976 Eleventh avenue east, Mrs.
George Berkshire and baby of Swls
shome, Mrti. Jack Oglesby of Wend
llng and Miss Florence Potampa of
Return To Oakland I
Mr. an J Mrs. Ray Smith, who I
have been visiting at the Henry;
Hollenbeck home, loft Saturday af-
ternoon by motor car for their home j
at Oakland, taking with them Mr. j
and Mrs. WUllam Jenkins, who had -hAn
married but a few hours be- I
fore. The newlyweds will live in
Oakland. ,
Ura Feom Iowa-
Mr. and Mrs. John Skerritt of
Malvern, Iowa, are Visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Beebe
of motor route A. Mr. and Mrs.
Skerritt are on their way home
from a trip to California. Mr.
Skerritt is a brother of Mrs.
Beebe.
Mayor Parks Returns
Mayor E. B. Tarks returned
from a business trip to Portland
Sunday evening, bringing with
him Mrs. Parks and their daugh
ter, Dorothy, and Mrs. George
Stewart and son. Mrs. Parks and
Mrs. Stewart and their children
have been spending the past three
weeks at Seaside. ,
Jenkins Loses Tonsils
If anybody has anything un
pleasant to say to Frank Jenkins,
editor of the Register, now is the
time to say it He cannot talk
back. Mr. Jenkins has just under
gone an operation for removal of
tonsils. He is making a rapid recovery.
Licensed To Marry
County Clerk Bryson has issued
marriage licenses to August Fried
rick Bharke of Lebanon and Ida
E. Mash of Elmira; Claire Arthur
Beagle and Hazel B. Wilklns,
both of Cottage Grove; John C.
George of Wasco, Cal., and Mrs.
A. Howell of Eugene.
Paving Through
Turner Is Laid
i
Return TAni.k.
iC.'-, E w"mnrd and son.
on. are expected to return to
"ne this evening from a
f"4 tP to tb Oregou
SALEM. Ore.. July 21. ravin
through Turner was completed by tun
county paving crew there la?t week
as well us a quarter mile of pavement
on tip Turner-Marion road from 0.1k
tree corner south nd the paring
crew has been transferred to Shaw
to pave east from there townrd
Wbittesker, County Roadmaster Cul
ver announced today.
The Salem paving plant is at work
C'osing the fap west of Ma deity be
tween MiR.eay and tJie Martin plate.
The Scollard paving plant ia H h
inz the mp' between Aurora and In
aid and expects to finish tliere in
about a week,
The St. 1'aul planf Ik working on
the Wnodhurn-St. I'aul rod ami ex
pects to have pavement f :: ih fi tbt-re
:s aout two wefks. which will com
plete the pavement between St. Pan!
and Woodburn.
Fetter than hilf a mile a day i
being laid by all of tli ctpwp nw
and tabe program in b i speeded tp
to the maximum.
SWING INTO THEIR SECOND WEEK OF UNPRECEDENTED VALUE GIVING
FURTHER ESTABLISHING THIS GOOD STORE AS THE HOUSE OF BETTER VAL
UES IN QUALITY MERCHANDISE VALUES THAT ARE A STEP AHEAD OF COM
PETITION. THIS JULY ECONOMY SALE OFFERS NOT ONLY McMORRAN AND
' WASHBURNE STOCKS AT DEEP REDUCTIONS, BUT MANY NEWLY PURCHASED,
NEWLY ARRIVEDJOFFERINGS FROM CO-OPERATING MANUFACTURERS WHOSE
GOODS MEASURE UP TO THE McMORRAN AND WASHBURNE STANDARDS.
Not In A Long Time Have We Had Such Good News For Thriity Shoppers! Read And Proiitl
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Monday's Most Important Feature
Will Be a
SALE OF GOSSARD
CORSETS
EVERY' ONE NEW! EVERY ONE PERFECT
Months ago when we held tho greatest Bale of its kind
ever hold in Eugene, the "Department Managers' Sale,"
we received a very special price concession from the Gos
sard manufacturers. They liked tho McMorran & Wash
burno way of doing business and .have alotted us another
group of these famous corsets to be sold at July Economy
price8v
$3,50 COESETS $5.00 CORSETS
'ossard
$4.95
$3.75 CORSETS
$2.69
$3.95
$2.00 CORSETS
$1.69
EXPERT CORSET FITTING FREE OF CHARGE
Ripplete Lingerie Crepe
29c Yd. .
Just what it's namo implies, dainty
rippled surface crepe, ideal for lin
gerie, gowns, etc. there's an assort
ment of patterns in plain white as
well as any colorful figured designs.
29 inches wide.
Striped Lingerie Satin
75c Quality, 50c Yd.
A sturdy desirablo quality lingerie
satin for .slips, petticoats, bloomers,
etc, 36 inches wide. In all desirablo
colors and white.
Nice Assortment of Comfort
Challis 17c
Good heavy quality cliillis in a pleas
ing choico of pretty patterns. 17o is
the July economy price 1
MondayA Sale of
Damask Lunch Cloths
$1.00 $L29 $1.85
Snowy white, . perfectly bleached,
highly mercerized damask lunch
cloths in several of the well liked
sizes.' Limited number of eaoh price I
Variety of patterns. All very, very
special! '
to SB
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Women's' Long Silk Gloves
'-.Sale Priced 39c Pr.
If you wear a size 6 or 6J you are
indeed in hick for you may share in
this most unusual value 1 Black or
white Bilk gloves that if it were not
for their broken sizes would sell for
$1.50 pair.
36-In. Genuine Windsor Plisse
' 1 . Crepe 45c Yd.
Daintiest of all lingeries crepes '
most practical, too, for it never needs
ironing. All plain colors.
July Economy Sale Prices Oh Our entire
Stocks Of Womens AncTMisses '
SUITS "COATS
DRESSES
A SPECIAL GROUPING OF
WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE COATS
VALUES
. TO
$65.00
$
2845
About 30 higher grade coats sensationally priced
for a quick "clearance. Fashionable materials and
styles for immediate, as well as Fall wear.
Choose Any Womens Coat Selling From
$69.50 to $89.50 at just
HALF PRICE
One Group of 30 Childrens Coats
, at Half Price
Ages 2 to 14! 'At less jthan costl
Sale Prices
$1.87 to $9.25
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Think of buying these hand made,
hand embroidered
Philippine Gowns
and Chemise
$ 1 98 .
All the beauty, the artistry, the ro
mance of those placid little inlands
' in tho Pacific; hand embroidered
with infinite care and skill in .these
exquisite underthings.
The chemise are in bodice or regula
tion top style. The gowns aro sloovc
less or with short sleeves.
OF FINEST NAINSOOK
AND BATISTE.
Closing out our entire stock
of
Fine Imported and Domestic
Ratine at 69c Yd.
Any Ratine in this entire stock sell
ing formerly "up to"$2.50, goes out at
COc yard.
There still remain a good selection of
pretty patterns.
Handsome Plaid Ginghams '
Worth to 30c, 19c Yd.
Sturdy ginghams for Hchool frocks,
house aprons, etc., wide choico of
bright pretty patterns!
Boys'
Swimming
Suits
" 79c
Good quality cotton
ribbed suits for boys,
ages 8 to lb years;
worth to $1.25. All
bright color combina
tions that boys like I
Men's Cotton Swimming Suits
Special at $1.29
will give satisfactory service. In
plain blue, black or maroon trimmed
with brighter colors.
HEAVY FIBER BAGS
ON SALE $1.49 ,
18-incli bags of heavy fibre strong
and durable all lined substantial
handles brass fittings oompleto
with key. Handsomo imitation leath
er finish. Ideal camping trips, carry
ing parcels, ctc.v
Men's Blue Chambray Work
Shirts 89c
Sturdy, well-made, correctly' sized
shirts, well worth $1.00 each, all sizes
from 14 to 18. Buy ttfo shirts for
$1.75 and effect even a greater saving!
Men's Finely Mercerized
Lisle Hose, 29c Pair.
Comfortable long wearing hose.
Black, brown a"nd grey. Every size,
9 to 12. Pricod considerably less
than regular, at 29o pair.
Coatless Days
Call For These
Smart Looking
Shirts
$3.00 and $3.50 Qualities
$0-65
2
Comfortable, good looking, well fit
ting shirts of broadcloth, poplin, aero
cloth and French flannel in a wide
assortment of neat striped checks and
plain colors. All collar attached
styles. Every size.
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