The Eugene guard., August 14, 1924, Image 5

rsday Evening, August 14, 1924.
T II E EUGENE DAILY GUARD
Page Five
Choose Your Share
of these
Final Clearance
VALUES
It may be an extra frock or two
ton need to fill out the sum
mer, or perhaps a wrap or some,
gports garmeut to wear on a
ate vacation; but it Is certain
ron may 6n0P to advantage
here fr every section of the
store offers worthywhilo savings
in the Final Summer Sales.
TUB FROCKS
of Fine Linen and
Voile materials
.95 to $12.75
I"
Silk Dresses Reduced
Most any on of these lovely little
frocks of flat crepe or printed
.ilk would be delightful to wear
for early fall. Prices are from .
J3 to 33J less.
$12.75
AND UPWARD.
LARGE'S
865 WILLAMETTE ST.
Frm Myrtle Point
l w. easier of Mjrti. Point ml
uuaj vii a nneK uuswesa iny.
Here From Philomath'
Cedric Ilea ton vu In Eugene on
Wednesday from Philomath.
Visit From Coqullle
Mrs. J. C. Koe and Mrs. W. S.
Slckelft. hnth rnnnill. .nent Wed
nesday and today In Eugene.
Comas From Oakrlage
Frank V. ray was her. w ednes-
day night from Oak ridge, on a busi
ness trip.
Visit From Medlord
II. It. Turnin and W. L. Ward, both
of Medford, were Eugene Tisitors on
Wednesday, leaving today.
ITU, DOXAHEV NAMKIJ FOR
OHIO OOVEKNOU IN I'lUMAHV
COLUMDUS, O., Aus. 14.
r Urge majority. Former Gov-
nor Harry L. Davis and Oovcrnot
A. V. Donahey were nominated as
candidates on the republican and
democratic tickets, respectively, in
Tuesday's primary for Governor.
:-: CITY NEWS :-: j
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Gea to Kewburs
Q. H. Everaon, proprietor of the
atore at Thirteenth and Beach
business trip to N.wborg.
From BesdsBort
Among the out-of-town business
visitors in Eugene today is Joseph
Lyons of BeedsDort.
To Remodel Residence
Florence M. Kyburs, Wednesday
afternoon took out a permit to re
model her home at 1117.1 Fairmount
boulevard, at a cost of $1500.
Come From Honolulu
Dr. John II. Farrell and George B.
Schroder, both of Honolulu, Hawaii,
registered at the Oaburu botol Wed
nesday evening. .
Are From Newport
The Misses Lillian K. ia . Kalhryn
Broekman of Newport were visitors
in Eugene Wednesday night and this
morning.
Goes to Cttage Grove
E. K. Wheeler made a business
trip to Cottage Grove Wednesday
aftornoon.
Here From Albany
H. W. Trion and S. D. Olmsted of
Albany were among Eugene'a out-of-
town business visitors toduy.
Vacation at Bandan
Arthur Sylvester and family left
yesterday afternoon for Bandon to
enjoy a brief vacation. They ex
pect to return here Sunday.
i
Down From Oakrldge
Mrs. R. E. Vitus waa a Eugene vis
itor Wednesday from Oak -idge.
Goes to Portland
William Johnson left Wednesday
for Portland. He is expected to re
turn Saturday.
To Go On Trip
M. W. Starbuck of 1377 Hilyard
street boa taken out a camping per
mit to go to Crater lake August 18.
Relieves Clerk
F. A. Schneider is relieving K. H.
James as clerk in .the Southern Pa
cific office while the latter ia taking
hia vacation trip.
Ship Man Hare . '
n Tiiinrit. f the Admire! Orient
al steamship line was in Eugene on
Wednesday. Ilia otnee is in oouwe,
and he went south from here.
Ilrtnrn From Wn.blneiton
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roach of 611
' jrfir511!.
You Can Now Buy a
Good Suit of Clothes for
$25.00
You may have all the clothes you ordinarily
need, but at such a price you have a wonderful
opportunity to take care of your special require
ments. . .
We have selected from our large stock of Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes a .number of Suits
regardless' of former prices and have put them
in at $25 for a few days.
We're not very craZy about selling such goods
at this low price, but Fall goods are moving in
and we must keep these goods moving out. .
Wade Bros.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
Thirteenth avenue east have re
turned from a tn-day motor trip
to WaahliiKton. ud Oregon coast
points.
Has New Work-
Mi mini aiayhewv An employe of
the Os burn, hotel is acting as nlglit
clerk at I he Griggs lu Die absence f
Dick Dk'kison,
Com Inn Home Soon . .
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stevenson
and family, who are on a motor trip
to Seattle, Tacoroa, and other north
ern points are expected borne some
time next week.
Return From Coast-
Mrs. May T. Moon, a son, Dick
Moon and his wife, a younger son.
Francis, and Miss Vivia Foix return
ed the first of the week from a vaca
tion trip to the coast.
From Sun PI pro
Rev. William T. Butcher la visit
ing at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. T.
K. Toungvhlle on hla vacation In
Oregon. Rev. Butcher Is pastor of
th Mission Hills Methodist Kptsco
pal church near San 01ego, CaU
Goes to Newport
Dr. N. E. Winnard left Wednes
day nicht for Newport' to join his
family who hare been there for sav
eral days. Dr. Winnard will be (one
at least over the week-end.
Expected Home Today
Miss Era McMurphey and Miss
Sylvia GHfilen who have been- on a
vacation trip to BellinRham, Wash,,
were expected to return to Eugene
today. ...
To Ge On Trip '
H. It, Simpson, and P. IT. Price,
both of Noti, Ore., Wednesday took
out camping permits at the office of
the Cascade national forest, to go on
a trip np the McKenzie road to the
T.hree Sisters.
Go to Waftilnflton
Mr. and Mrs. K. F Holdeman nnd
Mr. and Mrs. P. 15. Christenson leave
today for Seabeck. Wash. Mr. Holde
man will attend thd Y. M. C. A. con
ference nt Seahjeck, while the Cbris
tensons will -visit around acoma.
Moon Meet Tonight
The Eugene lorltre No. fiRS of the
WOMAN AILING .
FOB A YEAR
Took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Happy RemlU
Newcastle, Pa. "I was all run
down and everybody thought X waa
going into a de
cline. I bad been
ailing for a year
witn pains in my
right side so thatl
could hardly stand
on my feet. When
I walked I felt as
if something was
falling. I was not
able to do any
work and bad a
nurse most of the
time. She snoke
to me about Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound, so I rare it a fair
trial. Some women think one bottle
should cure them, but I did not stop
at that. I took more and got better
and am able ever since to do my own
housework. There was s time, when
I would complain of not feeling well,
that my husband would sar, 'Go to the
doctor. ' But now be will tell me to
get a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's,
and it has always helped me. I have
had druggists tell me that they bad
something better, but they don't tell
me that now, for I take no other. I
have been taking the Vegetable Com
pound now for five years. Any wo
man who cares to call or write, I will
be clad to tell her bow it helped
me. Mrs. Mabel List 8hkrbaiin,
615 Newell Ave., Newcastle, Pa.
Loyal Order ot Mooso wilt hold a
regular meeting; tonight. Secretary
0, E. Wood, who rMi-seiiiod tlu-Kug-ene
lodge at th national convention-In
the ?ast recently. Is ex
pected to make his report tonight.
la
in From Junction
Mr. and Mr. Chester At res were i
in Eugene Wednesday from Junctiou ,
City.
Down From Wendling
Mrs. M, Johnson of Wendling was
in Eugene Wednesday.
Xott Pro pl- In
Mr. snd Mrs. B. L. Rankin of Not!.
Oro., were In Engine on business
Vednediiy afternoon.
Grnnjtt Wet Potionrd
The Wtllukemie grange, will not
meet ag:iiu until So,timlnr 6. offi
cers have announced.
Back From Portland
E. O. Potter returned this niornin
from u short business trip to Portland.
Return From Coast
Mrs. Elisabeth Nitylor and son re
turned tile first of the woek from
Pandon where they had been for a
week.
LenTc For CnllfnralH
Mr. and Mrs. Kred Pavis who have
been In Kujrene for about six weeks
visiting relntives of Mrs. Davis left
this morning with tlieir son Merlyn
for their homo In Pomona, C'al.
Women Attend Fuller...
Instead of meeting at ;l$, o'clock
as annouucet yesterday for the
funeral of Mrs. 1. M. Baker, the
women of the O. A. li. are request
ed to meet at 1 o'clock Friday
afternoon at the Branstetter -chapel.
Phllllpn Hume Hold
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw have
purchased the Phillips home at 631
West Fifth street, and will take
possession at once. The doal was
handled by the W, 0. Coopor Realty
company.
Equipment Expected
The Cily Cleaners expect a new,
modern steam board to arrive this
week. The firm installed, the first
of the week, a new model UoffmauJ
pressing machine which now miikes
two of them in the office.
Takes Position Here
Robert Must are of Grants Pnss to
diij took over his duties in the local
k'mthern P.tcCic office as telegraph
operator to succeed J. It. Hewitt,
vbn hits been piomotcd to chief clerk
in the district oft re of tiu company
hero.
Portland Man Here
in the interest of a benefit cele
bration to bo held at E'aeifir City
beach by the ' Pacific Coast Rescue
and Protective society August .10, 31
and September 1, G. W. Gahrielson
of Portlund stopped off lu Eugene
today.
Here From Missouri
Miss Emily Honey of MoheHy, Mo.,
arrived in Eugene the first of the
week to visit with relatives here. She
is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Honey, and a cousin of M. M. Honey
of Eugene. She will stay fo. the rest
of the month.
llipuuiujniiiiiii
Lot Is Sold
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwarrt W. I'ruett of
Los Aneelos, Cil.t have bought n lol
nt Elcvi-nth anri'Tnylnr street from
1F.' A. Fond. Tlin l'ruetts will- build
a modern bnnfrnlow at once. The sole
waa made by tie V. B. Cooper Ileal-
'ty company. t
Texas People Stop
Mr. nnd Mrs. IL O. Tolls aDd
danthter, Mary Marpiret, atopped off
In Eugene for a abort vij.it Wednes
day afternoon with tho J. ,F. Gray
nma. Tlie Tolles are from Rnyder.
Texas, and have bean on a trip oyer
the continent and up to Alaska. They
used to know Hie Grnyuraa In Texas.
OPEN A CHECK
ING ACCOUNT
Everyone receives and dis
burses money. Why not li t
checking account here at
the First National take care
ot your Income and outgo
systematically!
The record of every transac
tion is written on the Blub
and provide an accurate
way of keeping "tab" on all
expenses. For those In busi
ness or having buslnc!
dealtncs. a checking account
la Indispensable.
40 Year of
Htlpful Service
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
f Eugene1
Lnrire. Lot Sold
The larire lot between Ninth and
Tenth avenues west, facing Olive
street and located west of J. (
Penney store has been sold to Mrs.
J, M. Roby of Eurena. The prop
arty belonged to A Hie Wallace and
heirs. The lot Is 80xl0 feet. The
price was not announced and ft Is
not as yet known what tha iproporty
will be used for. The sale was
handled by Ramey W. RukIi lor
the Bam Hugh Realty company..
Attend Y Confab
Frank Ebenhart, secretary of the
Eugene T. M. a A., and W. p. Wal
ter, also of the X. M. offh-, left vn
day for Seabeck, Wash., to attend
the conference to be held there the
next two weeks. The conference
known as the Laymen's summer
BRAN"
aplenty-
For years its bran content has
been one of the greatest ap
peals of Shieddcd Wheat lot
many people.
With Shredded Wheat you
get all the bran of the whole
wheat grain in just the pro
portion thatNa aire in tended it
Serve Shredded Wheat to
day with strawberries. '
THE DELTOR' which accompanies Butterick Patterns,
and Butterick Patterns Only, will guide you to clothes
you love to make and wear.
.': From the far away Eastern Isles comes to the
McMorran & Washburne store this
Lovely Hand Embroidered
and Hand Made Philippine
. Lingerie
AND PRICED FOR THIS
SPECIAL SELLING 'WAY BE
LOW THE ORDINARY VALUE
OP SUCH EXQUISITE AND
UTTERLY CHARMING ' HAND
ItADE UNDER APPAREL.
Another noteworthy event for women who love beautiful lingerie and
appreciute unusual valuo. Gowns and chomiso with all the beauty and ro
mance of those alluring eastern isles embroidered into them by the skillful
and Blender fingers of native girls. Fashioned with infinte care of finest
quality batiste, entirely hand made. Several dolightful stylos in both gowns
and chemise to chooso from. All at ono low price $1.95.
' SEE THEM IN OUR wiNDOWS NOWl
ON SALE A LIMITED TIME ONLY 1
$ .95
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NEW FALL HATS Yes Really :
-NEW FALL HATS at $2.95 :
-NEW FALL HATS AND NOTHING BUT NEW
FALL HATS now in tho McMorran & Washburne
millinery soction.
You're going to bo positively astonished that such
smart becoming NEW hats can bo priced bo little I
In fact we're astonished ourselves but the hats are
hero and they'ro only $2.95. ,
- Trim little tailored hats for street wear. In sizes
for bobbed heads or othorwise. Noto the new round
and squaro crownBl Ching bluo, pearl grey, Tarragon
bluo and nut brown aro tho oolorsj '
SEE THEM IN OUR tf o fK
WINDOWS TODAY f 4.yO
and while you! re window
bhopping you must see these
NEW BATH .
MATS
$2.00 to $5.95
handsomo gayly colored bath
'mats that are bo decorative as woll
as practical. One likes to step on
them after tho bath. In round
ovul and square sliapcs. All new!
Something Entirely New
"Ciirvf it" Ladies
Safety Razor $1.00
the only safe and sane way to
remove superfluous hair. Scien
tifically curved to fit the under
arm. Easy to oloan nothing to
adjust. The end of the blade pro
teched so you cannot possibly cut
yourself. Just . ask for the now
"Curvfit" razor.
school Is meeting for the tenth an
nual seKsion Ibis year. In Mr. Kber
liart'a absence. J. B. Crary, whose
home ia In Kosfburjr, is assuming
chnrue of the offices at tire St. M.
;. a.
Shredded
VT5 Ti WHOLE I
Whgai
At Hospitals
o o
Mrs. ,. V.. Hien, of Crow Wage,
nnd Wnlter M. r-hn.-p of Onkrlilce
were admitted to the Kufccne hos
pital late Tuemlny afternoon.
Claude Huker of Nebraska was dis-
iniFMod from the Hpriunfield hospital
toduy.
Alfred lirwilm, Wendling; i.enlle
llixon, Kugene; and Y. V. Tnlor,
Corviill's were admitted to the E.l
(jeoe hospital this afternoon. Those
ilimnisxed were A'ice Thompson, Eu
gene; Mrs. W. ('.. Crone, Klmira.
At the Mercy Jnpltl Iloey )ie
Cullum of Jiluction City and J. V.
Moore, Kugene. were dismissed; J. C.
Totter of Walterville was ailliiltteu.
.Mr. A. II. Mickelson of Kugene.
and Knnls Wornall of I,eaburg were
admitted to the Tacific Chriatian
hoapital tmlBy; and Mrs. Fred Smith
of tuime. was diamisaed.
PQRTUND MAI. IS
rjRAnil.VItT. Hre.. Aur. 14. The
ifirat of the chamnumshin flixhta in
jthe Oregon coast mid-euminer golf
' tournament began today following the
J qualifying round yesterday in which
ilr. A. W. Norby of Portland, led a
field of HI entrants. The women's
Chamoionshin. In which elirJit eontea-
tanta remain, waa resumed today.
Ir. Norby yeNterilny turned In a
score of Mf) for ltd holes.
Kdwln I, Neustailter and . Millar
Itosenhlatt. both of Tualatin Coun
try eluh. tied for aecond honors, with
leards of 1.VI. I.loyd llyerly, Waverly
viuatry club, and r.rcel Kay, former
(iearhart champion, were next with
15S.
tihowanila, tne iooct of tae siaogei
BAKER SERVICE FRIDAY
Fnneral service for Mra. D. M.
rin leer will be hele. Friday afternoon
at 9 o'clock t the Ttranetetter chapel
It was announced today. A previoua
announcement atsted that th service
would lie at a church. Hurial will be
in tie old I. O. O. F. cemetery.
LICENSED TO WED
Marriage Hcenses were issued to
day to Kawmond Rlwln Wicks of
Htar and Thelma h. Thnmason, 17,
of Dorena, and t Edgar J. Ixiueks of
lf)0 Lawrence street, Kugene. and
Jennie Magdalene Hoonlug of lt)U
Washington street, Eugene,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOB RAI.E By owner, fipe fl-room
modem home, near univeraity;
banement, lots of built-ina, fireplace,
girage, east front, paved street ;
aome terms. Can't be duplicated
for price asked. Nee it and be con
vinced. Call at 1410 Moss St., or
r-bone 1(1211. , all
MOHF.KN FtllNISIlKD APAHT
MKNT Heat, water, private bath,
and sleeping porch, walking distance
to U. of O. and buiineas center.
No children. Phone Springfield
123.M. tf
FOR 11KNT Vnfurnlahed D-room
fht, close in. no children. 107 W.
llth Ave. aUl
FOR ItF.XT Healrable 3-room .fur
nished apartment; good furniture;
private entrance; )''! Inquire 810
W. llth Ave. alS
laaar with JUeary Tnmp, 33 W Via
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