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horg(lay Evening, November 13, 1924. THE EUQIVNE GDAED , Page Five USE 'Ar 7- C.95 . and up to 1095 Brushed Wool Novelties in SWEATERS Fine brushed novelties in all wool or mohair yarns, that are so, warmth-giving and smart for sports wear. Fashioned on trim, boyish lines and striped in vari colored, combinations . of tans, brown, Mexico and grey. Pull-over and coat styles. LARGE'S Kjjhi tin iii' ft mj3iSn- 3TVLC3 THAT IEAJO SALE DRESS COATS Unequaled For Style And Value Greatly Reduced Dresses Coats S14.95 S14.95 $19.75 $19.75 All higher priced garments Greatly Reduced ' u. :'um. e i Silk Full fashioned ff Q $2.50 values, Sale ... O , CqtxectJippaYtl for Women Suits For Business Men That' s one of our specialties, too. Suits that are dignified enough for the business man and still smart suits that'll give long wear and stand a hard grind. Exceptional values at $35 to $50 Wade Bros. CITY NEWS (Continued from page one) I again give lecturea, it is annouueed. each evening at different churches is proving to be drawing a good attend ance, accordinx to uffteiala of the t'ugene V. M. C. A., who are bdjii. aoriug the program here. The prayer ween la being observed by the "I' throughout the United Slates this week. Eugene wini In Checkers Ihe six-man checker team of the Eugene Chess aud Checker club de feated a team from Albauy in the fi nals -of the Intercity contett at Al bany uuesday night. It was reported that Albany used tome of the bent players from Albany, Salem 'and Cor vallis. The games started at 7 o'clock and lasted until 1 a. ui., and the final score was 151! to 136. Eugene won Hi games. Road District to Vote Another Lane county road district has been granted i eruiission by the county court to hold an election to vote on a proposed special tax levy for road improvement. District 70 will vote on a proposal of three mills for road work designated at the taxpay era 'meeting. The polling place will be at the Shields school house, Saturday, November zy. Women Hear Judge ' The W. C. T. U. Farm home at Corvallis is worthy of tho support of Lane county citizens, Judge C. 1. Bar nard told women at the V. C. T. U. meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist church. More tbun $2-100 has already been collected by the women for the Lane county cottage, it was reported. Get Building Permits Building permit was granted today to Frank Stokes, for construction of a $500 cottage at 743 Seventeenth avenue east, by W. II. Alexander, building inspector, today. Other per mits issued were to M. M. McLean, $1000 shed and warehouse at 307 Franklin boulevard, end Wade Albrow $1800 dwelling at 1000 Ninth avenue west. Funeral Friday Funeral services for Jasper New ton Miller, who died this morning in Eugene, will be held from the Brun- stcttcr chapel Friday afternoon at 2 o clock, with llev. C. K. Dtruham of the Baptist church in charge. Inter ment will be made in tho old I. O. O F. cemetery. Indictments Changed Due to uu error in the indictments against M. YV. Payne and l'aul Misk.u, charged with robbery of an office, the graud jury now In session returned other indictments against the pair to day. Club to Meet The Charity dub members will meet at tie Hotel Usburo Friday for a luncheon at '12:30 o'clock. Follow ing the luncheon members will play bridge with Mrs. E. E. Cook as hos tess. jury is Dismissed The grand jury which bu beca meeting tor tiie past two days has been dismissed until called' by order of the court. The present term of circuit court is probably to be euded next week, according to Judge (J. 1'. Skipworth. D. Y. O. S. to Meet Te D. V. O. S. club will meet at the home of Mrs. J. E.' Allison at 11)11 Columbia street Friday after noon at U o'clock. There will be elec tion of officers. Leaves For California -U. G. Davis of Waterloo, la., who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. IS. F. Fortney, 858 Seventh avenue west. for the lust three weeks: left f Long Beach,-Cat., Wednesday, where he will spend the winter. Here From Lynx Hollow A. IS. Wolfurd and Kobert x. 1'or- ter, residents of the Lynx Hollow dis trict, were here today calling on E. J. Moore, county superintendent of schools, in regard to school matters in that district. Ground is Leased A piece of ground with frontage of 60 fees on the norUi side of Seventh avenue east between Willametto and Oak street has been leased by Mrs- Murrey to the Woodruff nursery. Tie site will be used by the firm for downtown sales place in addition co til.- plant on the raclfic highway. (Students on Visit ' W. F. Powers, professor of soils nt Oregon Agricultural ccllege, A. O. Albin, William C. Boegly and Leslie F. Cuthright, advanced students in irrigation, visited tho gravity irriga tion system of L. C. Abies, near Eu- geno and the Cbatre uardens irnga- tion system, this week. JuSge Kendall Coming- Judge J. V. Kendall of MarsbficM will be ia Eugene next week to hear cases in the circuit coufc here in which Judge (J. F. Sklpworth is dis qualified. ' Judgo Skipworth will go to Marshfisld for the term of cout there. Judge Kendall will take the bench here Wednesday for the re mainder of the week, it is announced. Lewis to Portland F. U. Lewis, traveling freight agent of the Southern Pacific, went to Port- land today to accompany the Montana university football team on Ita trip through Oregon to Ualilornta. Grange to Have Eleotion Ofticers for the coming year will be elected by tho Pomona Orange of Lane county at the quarterly meeting to be held at Elmira Saturday, .No veniber 20. New York Man Here John K. Kelly of New Tork nns been added to the sales staff of Schacfers brothers department atoro, arriving Wednesday night to make his home in Eugene. George Kablo Here George W. Kabte, drainage special 1st of Oregon Agricultural college, waa in Eugene this week, transacting Hero from Portland 'Mrs. V. Ij. Nutting of rortland is in lyugene to spend the week-end here visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. E. A. Farrington, 50'. Sixth avenuo west. Evangelist Is Popular Evangelist J. H. Patterson, who has conducted evangelistic efforts in Cali fornia and many other states is well pleased with the good attendance and growing interest in his lectures "On History and Current Events In the Light of Bibical Prophesy" giveu every evening at the former Arcade theatre in Cottage Grove. ' y Three Are Fined , A five dollar fine was given to IV McCsusland. for cutting cornerB ou street intersections, by Judge Ucorce A. Gilmore in city court today. L. O. Berry was also fined $5, for passing a streetcar discharging 'passenger. Lloyd Purkey was' fined $2 for park ing bis sutomobile wothout lights. Leave for Washington ' It. A. Booth, vice-president of the Booth-Kelly Lumber company, and A. C. IXxon, manager, have left for Washington, D. C where Mr. Dixon will attend a meeting of the Notional Lumbermen's association, and Mr. Booth is on private business. $250 Deposit Made A deposit of $250 for a paving cut was made with Judge George A. Gd more yesterday by the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company. The compnny is rerpijred to tear up some psvement on account of the new un derground wires it is Isylng. ' Psychologist Coming Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis who was iu Eugene a few years ago Jor a series of lectures and character rending, will return next week, to the First Christian church, where she will Buys New Homo Peter Harrington has sold hli house nt 441 Cheshire street to Mrs. Fannie E. Ware. The deal was haud Jed by the Sam Hugh Uealty office Leaving for Portland P. M. Morse, Lane county surveyor, leaves Saturday for Portland where b. will spend tho week-end, DANCE Harrisburg M. W. A. hall every Friday sight. Good music Public In vited. ' t' A snle of Chinese Merchandise, re ceived from Hers Importing Co. to be held st Sumn Compile.. Hall, Satur day. -Nov. 15th, from 10 a. m. to R n. ni. nl3 Marcel and frirt !' looser after a riolrlen fllin hfunpon. Pd. Adv. W- fZ 'Jm. Trsfi WHITE WONDER FAMILYSOAP Auto Man Here George Bryant, - president of the Coast Automobile Lines was in Eu gene Wednesday from Marshficld, on a business trip. (' Marriage License Issued A marriage license was issued to dsy nt the office of the county clerk to waiter JI. forfeit and Evcly Dompier, both of Eugene. Files Final proof , Finn! proof on his homestead ha been filed by Walter G. Baker before E. O. Immel, United States column sloner. . Ben Dorrls Speaks Ben F. Dorris addressed an Arm! tlce day assembly nt Toledo, return ing to Eugene Wednesday. . . 18 T WASHINGTON, Nor. 13. (AP) An extra session of the new con gress soon after next March 4, was rged today by Senator Borah, re publican, of Idaho who said be thought farm and railroad measures' as well as the world court proposal nd perhaps tax relief should be tat- en up at that time. the Idaho senator voiced his optn ion after a call on President Coolidgo. ! Administration offlciala close to the ' president indicated yesterday that he had no present plans for the calling a special session. - To Accomplish Little Senator Borah believes tust little ' in the way of geueral legislation will ; be accomplished at the coming short : session which is to be devoted largely j to work ou appropriations. He re- j gards a delay until the regular meet- ing of the new congress in December i of next year as unnecessary and uu- j warranted. As a result of tho death of Senator i Lodge he is in Hue for chairman of j tho foreign relntious committee, which is charged with chief responsibility for action ou tho world court proposal. An opinion contrary to that ot .Mr. Borah was expressed by representa tive Burton, republican of Ohio, an other White House caller, who said he saw no necessity (or an extra session. Gives Opinion Senator Borah said he told the president he believed the republicau party should "legislate as close to the election returns as possible" and for that reason, rf it were possible, im mediate steps should be taken even at the short session of congress for enactment of farm relief legislation, revision of transportation laws and the development of reclamation pro jects. The president agreed with linn, the Idaho senator said, that tho report of the fact finding commission on reclamation should be adopted. This commission waa appointed by the interior department and has suggest ed appropriations for a number of de partments. Senator BoraTi held the farraoro' difficulty was duo to excessive taxa tion, the low purchasing power 01 the dollar, tho lack ot a foreign market and transportation rates. Senator Uorulr placed himself on record as against efforts to "read out of the party" republicans who had associated themselves with the LaFol- lette movement in tho recent election. He declared "they should bo read ," adding "the main question is whether LaFollctto wants to come iuto tho party." 'He may not wish to come In, ho said. FOLTS SPEAKER AT . "French Spun" Jersey Dresses Smart Looking Practical Becoming A VERY VERY SPECIAL TRICE FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $0-95 E it Think of buying u "French-Spun" nil wool jorsoy tlrosa for such a littlo price! It isn't often that oven this store with it's superior buying facilities is able to present such a bargain. Mannishly tailored styles in novelty French spun plaids and wool knitted fabrics in plain colors. Adorned with colorful braids, buttons, monograifls or linen collar and cuffs. Sizes 16 to 42 40 to chooso from, excellent for sports wear, office wear, cto. Sale! Smartly Tailored Coats of desirable weight CITOOSE ONE 1 ill FRIDAY OR SATURDAY AT THIS UNCOMMONLY LOW PRICE! A handsomo lot of coals nicely tailored of novelty blocked coatings in soft' rich shades of tans and browns. Slraightlino bcltlcss models. All full linod. - Sizes ig to 40 Coats in which every thought centered ou how much value could be given for how little money! -rf ass r r .9 H rf.VD JLsA Red Cross needs you for a member. Have you a heart and a dollar? Join! r dil;lt.4l-rillMHi'TWJJI.I'l.lL-Vn. ... . ... ' Forecasting businoss conditions and the use of statistics lor this purpose was the topic of a talk today by t K. Folts, of the school of business ad ministration of the University of Ore gon, nt the noou luucbeon meeting of Eugene Chamber of Commerce. The university faculty member told of the methods employed on figuring out future possibilities and isiso, ex plained the necessity of supplement ing statistical Information by person ally obtairicd data pertaining to fuels anil the trend of each Individual busi ness. i'' , The membership committee report ed 11 prospective members during the luncheon session. The following is the membership committee this week: Elisba Largs, chairman, Sherman Moody, TbomH L. Ohlser). W. B. Lee. J. 8. Medley. The .following is the membership committee for the coming week. Goo. Sehaefers. chairman, O. L. .Skein, kKred Liidford, Geo. Keegan, J.- M. Hobv. . The following prospective members were reported oy the committee this week: S. B. Finegan, 0. II. Arthurs, Gen. M. Mol-cnn, F.lmo h. CbOBe. C. H. Kice, F. K. Foster, George L. Old sen. I.oran M. Taylor, J. F. Brown, Theodose C. Judl and W. A. Hummel. County May Start Row River Project Resumption of work on the Ilow river road, one of the Lane county bond projects, which has been shut down will probably be made providing the Currin gravel pit where the rosd material Is obtained ia in condition to be reopened, according to members ot the eounty court. County Commis sioner O. E. Crowe and P. M. Morse, county surveyor, left this afternoon for a trip over the MBd snd also to Inspect the pit with the view of start ing the rosd work. It is probable that about 14 days inoro of work will see the completion of the rood project, Is the report made. v The county officials also planned to Inspect tho Lynx Hollow road to note if there Is any damage as the result ol heavy trucking. Tl College newspaper editors from all colleges and universities on the I'a-. cific const will assemble in Eugene next year for (he annual convention ot the I'aciflc Intercollegiate Press association, It is announced. Troblema of editing dally and weekly newspa pers! in educational Institutions will be discussed snd the inter-college news service now being conducted will also bo considered. Tho lost convention of the V. I. P. A. was in Seattle last week-end, st tho University of Washington. Ed Miller, managing editor of the Ore gon Daily Emerald, extended the in vitation In behalf of the University of Oregon, James Leake, business manager, was the other delegate from the University of Oregon. Thin Men i ? Skinny Men , . Run Down Men V Ne.rvousMen, Tou probably know that Cod Liver Oil is the greatest flosh producer in ' the world. 5 Becauso it- contains more Vita-1 mines than any food you can get. i You'll be glad to kuow the Cod Liv er Oil comes in sugar-coated tablet.!' now, so if yon reallly want to put 10 or 2Q pounds of real healthy flchfi on your bones and feel well and stronif . ask Linn Drug Co., V. A. KuykendaU, ;, Carroll's Pharmacy, or any druggist . for a box of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil ' Tablets. . I. Only BO cents for 80 tablets and if you don't gsin five pounds in 30 dujs your druggist will band you back tr money you paid tor them. I It Isn't anything unusual for s pc son to gain 10 pounds in 30 days. "Got McCoy's, the original and gi uino Cod Liver Oil Tablet.' j Geo. N, McLenn, Insurance, Willamette St. Phone 017. i' Surveying and all preliminary work on the Prairie road will be pushed through this winter in order that the work on macadamizing the route cuu be started in the spring, is the report of the county court who in company with County Surveyor Morse made rtn inspection trip over the roud this morning, , TJie exact route of the survpy for the road, which will require 11 mileH of improvement for which $77tCWK) in bond money will be available, has not yet been settled as there arc Severn! rights-of-way to be obtained and re quests of residents served by the route for changes hnveyet to be nctrd on, the members of the court state. The new improved road which ruiTs north from the end of Itlair boule vard will eliminate several gnidi' crossings and this is one of the big dvantuges of the project, is the report. Hurt Sehaffner & Marx Clothes 1 A Oemonstrstion Saturday, Nov. 15, at Ax ISHIy'a Store Mt. Hood Snn Co.'o While Wonder laundry soap will "t hurt the hands and . itiRLlO; forest fire patrol, flftl.gl. goes further in ino wasning ujnp Tax Turnover For County Fund Made Tas money emointing to f!4,:i."5.00 has been turned over to the county treasurer by Hoerlff Krsr.k E. Tay lor os a portion of the collections or, the iceoiid half of the year. Kix turn overs have slresdy been msde snd It Is Expected that one more will com plete the total for the second half, It is reported. Tb following is the segregation of the lest turnover made: lnte ml county, tWlUU-M; cities f IIMXKI.sA; school diiriets. lit.Til.W; union high school rtitrirte, J!MH.TO; rsd dis tricts -'. i.i..ii : Port of the n.iihjii, 2 Tl M 0 0 THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS nther soatm. Free oap sutn as the Double Iteflned llorax. bath, toilet and hltichlng. will be given free with .each order. Much tlmo and study'hao hwn put in to com pound this soap. Lomej ana lot I ua tell you oyt It, n TO 6UARD SUBSCRIBERS U your pspir y no delivered by 6 o'clock ever nisht pious telephone 1200 'Wore 7:80 P. M. Deliveries will be made from 1 the office up to that time. The gift of a good Watch mean Lifetime of - Christmas Spirit . THI8 FAMOU8 ELGIN , 17 jewels In. a 25-year ongrav-. ed or plain case of White or Green Gold ,hss . rum. mas favorlto for years It pleAe "minute j J, men ' wno u mand "on-the-dot" service. $40 THIS LATEST DESIGN Of WRIST WATCH In a beautiful hand (ton ed rectangular ease of Whit Gold is a "con vincer" that this stora I the right place to trade. Square Deal Knowa No Substitute for Satisfaction! Skeie-'s Jewelry Store 827 Willamette HALF-PRICE SALE of PYRALIN IVORY Starting Wednesday, November 12 For a Limited Time Only Pyralin ivory individual pieces at half regular price. We are closing out individual pieces of ivory and offer you this opportunity of completing your set and laying in a supply of Christmas gifts at the price of two for one. The early customer, of course, will have the best selections. WATCH OUR WINDOWS for new arrivals in hand bugs. A shoddy Jinnd bag gives a shabby ap pearance to the entire wardrobe. ; Beautiful beaver calf, seal skin, morocco, and calf skin boxes and bags. WATCH OUR DISPLAY' for early showing of Christmas goods. A small payment will reservo any thing until Christmas. TOILET ARTICLES N ' Ask hero for your favorite wo havo it. Ono of our maxims is" AVo never substitute" mid wo never have anything just ns good. Tho Service Giving Drug Store
