The Eugene guard., November 21, 1924, Image 2

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THE EUGENE GUARD
At the aext election In Douglas
county the count; court will submit a
proposal to vote a three-mill levy to
construct a new court bouse. The levy
will raise f UO.00O.
The people at the Applegate valley
want electrict power ami lire discu-s-ins
the practicability of extending the
power Jine of the California-Oregon
Power company to that aection.
BIG MILLINERV SALE
llatl specially priced at
$1.05 2.l 13.1
LEOt'ADE HAT SHOP
172 East 9tb.
$4.03
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to Say
Our Business Is Good
Forty Five New Silk and Wool Dresses
on.Sale Saturday Morning 9 'A. M. at
We could use up half a page in attempting to describe
these but let us suggest '
LOOK THE TOWN OVER
Then como tp our little shop "just outside the high rent district" and
see a combination of stylo, workmanship and values.
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620 Willamette
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Christmas Cards
Buy them early, Mail -Them Early. ' Prepare your list now
and be sure no one is forgotten. Then come here and make
your selection 'while the stock is fresh and complete. Our
full line is now ready.
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You all know what a wonderful line of cards, we carry each year, and
thiB year we have bought more than ever.
This store is known throughout Lane county for the Quantity, for the
Quality,, for the Beautiful Assortment and for the Sentiment of our cards. .
Your Choice is First if you come Early.
CRESSEYS'
The Best Place to Trado After All . ' ' ':. 1
6G0 Willamette St. . . - . '
REPOSSESSED
FORD CARS
TKeir Loss Is Your Gain
1924 DELIVERY No.- 37 Hercules Body,
Shocks, S. & M. Spotlite ..... ..... . $450.00
.1 924 TRUCK 6 Speed, cab, 5-inch tires,
Overhauled . w ........... M . $425.00
922 SEDAN Speedometer, Cord Tires . . . $350.00
1923 COUPE Speedometer, 5 tires, No. 1
condition , $340.00
1921 .SEDAN New Paint $3Q0.00
1922 TOURING New Top .. ... . . ., $275.00
1920 SEDAN Overhauled, Good Tires ...... . . $250.00
1919 TOURING Shocks, Speedometer,
Motor Good ;..... $140.00
1919 TRUCK Cab and Body $150.00
(921 TOURING Starter r.,.,.:J .... $135.00
1 920 TOURING Starter Good Rubber w. .lu $125.00
1919 TOURING Starter, shocks $ 85.00
1919 TOURING Runs good . ,., $. 75.00
1918 TOURING , $ 60.00
.1917 ROADSTER .Ml.itJ. $ 50.00
COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
TERMS TO SUIT YOU
. E. C SIMMONS CO.
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Tentative figures on the i county
budget for the coming year wero
completed by the county court and
the budget committee yesterday aft
ernoon. The next meeting of the com
mittee will be held Monday. The
general fund only was taken up yes
terday and several items were not
completed,
'i'be following Is the general fund
budget eo far with a comparison of
the budget made last year:
1925 1924
Advertising $ 3.000 $ 3,000
Agricultural agent .. 2,000
Auditing . 600
Assessor 12,000
Bounties 600
Care of poor .. J6.C00
Circuit court 10,000
County court 6,000
Coroner 700
Courthouse .. 7,000
County Clerk . 14,10
Sheriff 20,000
Surveyor . 6,8T.
Treasurer 3,805
County fair 2,000
Fair improvements 1,500
District attorney and
investigation 2,500
Emergency .: 10,000
Thistle and plant
control 1.400
Fruit inspector .J...... 1,800
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GRAND-ASHER Presents
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MONTY BANKS
600
12,000
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16,000
10,000
5,400
500
6,500
13,500
18,025
6.1105
3,305
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ROARS
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FRANCIS
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LIONEL "
BELMORE
Health officer . 2(H)
Indigent soldiers ' KOO
Insane GOO
JuKtico court .. 2,000
Juvenile court ........ 1,200
Registration and
election 2,000
School superintend
dent .....
District scaler 500
Slaughtered animals 800
Timber cruise
Tax rebate 500
Widow's pensions 12.000
Retiring wsrrants .... 25,000
Roads and bridges.. '
2,400
11,680
1,400
1.R00
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600
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1,200
12,000
N 4,000
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800
25,000
2,000
12,000
31,000
100,000
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. Loss of $400 In cash, four or five
vouchers and one check for $05 was
reported to the sheriff's office here
today by the Booth-Kelly Lumber
company at camp Si at wendling.
The bunk house where employes were
sleeping was entered last night and
the loss of the cash and vouchers was
discovered this morning.
The Booth-Kelly offices here were
advised of the robbery and have is
sued a warning to local merchants
and others to be careful in cashing
Booth-Kelly vouchers as the thieves
may try to forge the orders and col
lect on them. Sheriff Frank E. Taylor
left today for Wendling to investigate
the robbery.
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It will be "ladles choice"' at the
FTugene Country club Sunday when
feminine golfers will select their own
partners for a two-ball mixed four
some. The play will begin' promptly
at 10:30 o'clock, it Is nnnounccd.
Medal play will bo used, and the
handicap will be based on one-hnlf
the combined handicap of the men and
women players.
THE - KIDNEYS.
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The- American' men nnd women
must guard constantly against kidney
trouble because we often eat too
much rich food. Our blood is filled
with acids which the kidneys strive
to filter out; they weaken from over
work, become sluggish, the eleminat
Ivti tissues clog, and the result is
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health.
SVben your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; you back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or you
are obliged to seek relief two or three
times during tho night; if you suffer
i witft sick headache, or dlssy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or if yon have
rheumatism when the weather Is bad,
begin drinking lots of good soft water
and get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts. Tnke a
tahlespoonful in a glass of water be
fore brenkfast for a few days and
yonr kidneys may then act fine.
This famous salta is mada from
the acid of' grapes and lemon juice,
combined with Uthia, and has been
used for yesrs to help flush and
stimulata clogged kidneys, to neutral
ise the acids in the system so they no
longer are a source of irritation, thus
often relieving bladder disorders.
.Tad Salta is Inexpensive; can not
Injure, makes a delightful efferves
cent litliia-water drink and belongs
in every home, because nobody csn
make mistake by having a good
kidney flushing any time, lly all I
means havo youf physician examiue
your kidneys at least twice a year.
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Just A Few of the Highlights'
Scene in Italy faithful' replica of Old World
village and "the Angelus" arrival in Amer
. ica Monty's first sight of The Statue of
'. Liberty.
Gala night in HI Trovatore Cafe in "Little Italy"
Native dances as they are danced in the
Old World.
Terrific fist fight in the cafe.
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Panoramic scenes in the racina: nits.
Monty's mad, meteoric ride, locked in raci
car and his desperate attempts to stop it. I
Horrific plunge over yawning chasm.
Wild dash before cannon-ball express train. I
Crash of crashes and-41 ' I
Explosion of explosions. "
Laughs plus laughs Thrills plus thrills.
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Regular Pricps
Continuous Today
and Saturday.,
, , 1 to 11 P. M.
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'QN LEAVE OF ABSENCE"
A Short Feature True Detective Story
Pathe Novelty Topics Pathe News
TODAY'S GUEST
Eva L. Pease
1260 Oak
Kindly call at box of-
flee for- your two tick- I
eta, good today only, H
$1.15 Balance Is - ,
In Democratic Fund
Although somewhat depressed ns a
result of the recent catastrophe, No
vember 4, the democratic party of
Lane couuty is ut least solvent and
they have a nest-egg of $1.15 as a
starter for the next campaign.
The campaign expenses the
Bourbons in Lune were filed at the
office of the county clerk toduy and
a donation of $75 was all spent with
the exception of the small amount
mentioned, the reportx state. The
democrats evidently were still shock
ed as a result of the returns as they
are ft few days late in making the re
quired report.
MOVING
PICTURES
IIEILIG Monty Banks in
"Racing Luck."
CASTLE Ilobart Bo'sworth in
"Hearts of Oak."
HEX Dorothy Mnckaill in
"Tho Mine With the Iron Door."
Eugene Boys Join
Branches of Navy
Three Eugene boys hnvc enlisted in
the United States navy, and will take
special training in schools conducted
by Uncle Sam. Marion Bradley will no
into the pharmacists' school, Donald
N. YounR, into the electrical engi
neering school and Fred II. Stauffcr
tho electrical engineering school.
D. C. Cason and U. L. Troycr, re
fruiting officers for the U. S. navy,
after a stay of two days In Eugene
have gone to Albany for recruiting
work. They will remain there a day,
and from there to the navy recruiting
stntlon in Tortlsnd.
A light story, with plenty of thrills
and ninny lauglis, and two more seri
ous plnys arc offered at the Eugene
thentres tonight.
At the Ilcilig is Monty Banks in
"Uacing Luck," his first big comedy
production. The action is swift, as
the name indicates, and the plot is
replete with laughs nnd thrills. The
picture 'has a special appeal to all
auto owners and all interested 'in
automobiles.
Ilobart Bosworth, popular with Eu-
Don't wait until you are In actual
need get a Jar today
flMBER-O-LATUM
CHEST OINTMENT
For the quick relief of Chest
Colds, Croup, Ii.f.uenta, Pneu
monia and Plourlsy Pains. Price
60c.
For sale by All Drug Stores.-1
WET PAPERS
during the' winter montha
car. be eliminated It subscrib
ers will cooperate with The
Guard circulation department.
Get the paper aa soon- as the
boys deliver H. Where road
era fall In this the boys are
attained to such an extent
that the "last end" of te
toutes suffer from late delivery.
BA1MCE
MASQUERADE
WHERE?
Raircola
Saturday, Nov. 22
PRIZES
for best costumes man and lady. Also
for most comical costume.
TRY AND GET ONE ,
gene fans, is at the Castle in "Hearts
ot Oak."
It is a story of the ses, and Bos
worth's part is one that is keenly
fitted for his portrayal. The pic
turOfWtll be at the Castle today and
Satnrdny. : - -
Harold Bell Wright's latest and
most successful story, "Tho Mine
WKlr the Iron Door," is at the Hex.
Farther than that, Dorotiiy Macknill
is in the leading role, supported by
Pat O'Malley, Mary Carr, Crcighton
Hale, Mitchell Lewis and others that
go to make a big production success
ful. The picture was well taken at
its showings Thursday, nnd bids fair
to be one of the biggest attractions
tonight and Saturday. '
A Word to Women
A hundred and twenty-one thotniti
women would comprise a vast irmy.
Yet a canvass was recently mtde
among more than that number o!
women who had used hynm E. Pim
ham's Vecetable Comnound for Urn-
nine ailments. The result provfd
that ninety-eight out of every bun-
drnd rnnnrforl hpnpfit from its UM.
This is most remarkable evidenM of
the power of Lydia E. Pinkbini
Vegetable Compound over the ill. of
wnmnnkind. nnd should influence
1 ery sick and ailing woman try H
VOTBALL
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Sat.,' Nov. 22
At 1:30
CORVALLIS
5000 Dry, Warm, Covered Seats Unsold
SEATS ON SALE AT OBAK'S, CO-OP..
AND GRADUATE MGR'S'. OFFICE
Use the S. P. Special, leaving at 11 o'clock-ruf
direct to and from the game
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