The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, November 21, 1924, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFriday Evening, XoVom1ln. Page Six' THE EUGENE GUARD PLAN DRIVE FOR FARM HOME FUf'JDS Thanksgiving BY Sale of ... -a ft- ff Your presence is especially desired Grand Opening Laraway Music Store Friday Evening November Twenty-First , v ; Seven to Eleven P. M. Inspect the ne music store the latest monu ment, to indicate Eugene's rapid growth see ' a complete music store "built to order" attendants to make your visit an educational pleasure nothing on sale. DANCE after seeing the new, store ascend inside stairs to auditorium on second floor, where the Laraway orchestra will provide music from eight to eleven for those who desire to dance. SOUVENIRS FLOWERS K.A.Edwards Grocery Phone 1971 v 7th and Olive SATURDAY SPECIALS Bulk Coffee, hard to boat ;. ... 30c, 35c, 40o Peanut Butter, lb. . 18o Fresh country lard, lb 22Jc Vcgctablo Shortening, lb 20c Full Cream Cheese, lb . 25o Fresh Milk, per quart 10c SPECIAL DEAL ON WHITE WONDER SOAP Free Delivery ' Phone us your 0. 0. D. orders Exclude salesmanship and on the same article our price nlakes the sale. No Old Merchandise Here Thi Store Filled With New Goods The reason this stock is so modern and up to date and stylish is because we have been buying LATE FALL GIFTS . CONVENIENT CREDIT LIMEY'S JEWELRY STORE W. W. BR 1 STOW Charged with pining two check here, one for (50 and one (or $15, without sufficient funds in the bank, Jirturs U. Taylor was arreated at Corvallia at noon today at the requeat ot be Kane county sheriff's office, Taylor Is alleged to have passed the diodes at the Club cigar store. Information regarding Taylor is to toe eftect that he has been atopping In Eugene aa a visitor. Melrln Turn' bull, county traffic officer, left for Lorvallls this afternoon and will re turn with Taylor this evening. IT Will pay vnii- ' II 1 1 it. ft. I n I I uu TO GET OUR PRICES Examiners Checking Up Banks in Eugene On the semi-annual visit to the na- tlonal banks of this city, C. II. Mc Lean mil J. P. Iirennan, national bank examiners, are here today from their headquarters . at Seattle. The ezamincra will be In the city for three or four days it la eatiraated. They started work on the booka of the First National bank thla morning. All booka of the national banka are ex amined Jwlce each year. SUBSCRIBERS Who miss their Evening Guard ran have one by special de livery the same evening It they will call 1200 BBKORhl 7:30 r. M. O.B, WILLIAMS CO. Sash &Door$ PORTLAND, Ore., Nor. 21. Aug ust Fiedler, 02, shot and possibly fa tally wounded hia wife and killed him aelf In tlieir home at 810 Albina atreet this afternoon, according to police re ports, A quarrel, growing out of a di vorce suit was said to have been the cauae, Mrs. Fiedler baa a alight chance to live, according to hoapital attendants. Three shots we're fired. One went wild. AnotLer atruck her in the ear and ranged to the back ot her head. The third went through Fiedler's forehead. , 1 Papers in a divorce suit, ordering Fiedler to keep away from the house were aerved on Fiedler yeaterday. Ha refused to obey them, however, and went to the house. Mrs. Fiedler was afraid to send him away. He stayud there all' night and until the tragedy took place today. . I High water resulting from today's rain has flooded the pavement on ttio Pacific highway between Kugene and Junction City, it waa unofficially re ported this afternoon. Unless to night's rainfall is heavy and prolonged it will not affect the road for travel tomorrow to Corvallis for the big game, however. The country between Euncno and Junction City, however, ts thoroughly wat'er-eoaked, and a prolonged down pour would put the water across tiie road, according to residents in that vicinity. The Amazon slough in Eugene 'was Bteadily rising this afternoon, and w;is within a few inches of flooding it banks. OFFICIAL JAILED J. Jj .Fereuson the man who pre dicted a $105,000 passenger bus on the Pacific highway, posing as a Pick wick atoge official is in jail in Port land on a charge of passing two bogus checks, totaling $45. A bankbook was found on him showing a balance of $100,000, a 'le-poait- of $5,000,000, and $20 checked out. To create confidence in himself .he hired two young men from Grants Pass, paid their expcnseB to Port land, and showed them a telegram from the Osage Indian uEcut in Olttii homn, stating be was upright, u ami that bis quarterly income- from thc- government was SC0.00O. It renr sented him to be a full-bloodod Ostge Indian. The ."millionaire" is still In jail in Portland, and hia employes are being held aa witnesses. Plana for the campaign to raise funds here for the erection of a Lane county cottage at the W. C. T. U. children's home at Corvallia will be taken up at a meeting of the various committees in charge of the work to be held at the rooms of the Jugene chamber of commerce this evening. The original goal of $40,000 has been reduced to $10,000 aa the plan for the erection of a gymnasium at this time has been held in abeyance, it is an nounced. The n:ed of the cottage at Corval lis for children is keenly felt and those who have given generous sup port to the campaign bore are of the opinion that when the fccta are made clear that there will be no difficulty in raising the amount needed for this purpose. A county-wide appeal for funds will soun be mado itnd active efforta made to complete the goal, it is announced. 'TO VOTE DW LEVY An 8 mill petial road tax levy will be voted upon tomorrow by freehold ers in road district No. CO. which In cludes College Crest, Chula Vista park, and other territory west of Eu gene. Balloting will take place at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the .community club house. A heavy vote Is expected, as there baa been considerable "elec tioneering," both for and against the propoaed levy. Drainage District On Assessors Roll Lane county is about tb have its first drainage district on the assess ment rolls, r according to Ben F. Keener, county assessor. This dis trict which was organized this year comprises 2130 , acres near Junction City and is known as the J. D. Cox district. The directors are B. - A. WashbL'rne, J. D. Cox and Paul Bor- gaard. No other drainaga district has yet been placed oh the assessment books and there is no provision- in the way of separate columns for this, Mr. Keener states. The assessment data on the ditrict will be carried separate- ly for the time being. National Grange Opposed to Child Labor Amendment ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Noy. 21. By an overwhelming vote the rsa tional Grange today put itself square ly on record agalnBt the child labor amendment to the federal constitu tion. The organization pledged its most vigorous efforts to prevent rati fication of the amendment. This decision was reached after a long discussion and was supported by the votes of every Btate in the body except Washington, Oregon and Mis souri. The convention will meet next year at Sacramento, Cul. i Other resolutions adopted by the Grange favored a non-partisan ballot for municipal elections; opposed re duction in the tariff rntesNon agricul tural products, and endorsed federal farm loan system. Attack on Chinese Breaks Out Anew MANILA, Nov. 21. OP) Attacks upoq Chinese in the I'mlippwc Is lauds, which wero thought to have subsided since outbreaks by Filipinos about three weeks ago, were renew ed vettterdnv at IHoah. capital of Ilo- cos Norte provinco, according to tele grams received hero by the Chinese consul general. One message sots a Inn pin o mob broke into Chinese stores at Laoag and destruyedconsiderable property. The government bureau has issued an order to the regional constnbulary to protect Laoag Chinese from fur ther attacks. breakfast nooks " Savb Thb women-folk endless step and keep the dining room tidy all day. The mm like one because it is neat, attractive, warm and cosy. O. 0. Viixiams Breakfast Nooks are easy to put in the old home. Specify it in the new. We make two designs in aim to exactly fit your own measurements. Made of high grade kiln-dried fir Ittmhep netaflv ianAA ready for paint or (tain, Oltfllo Our carting ffivM full MP, fT CI tirulsra. W. Q diracl from jj fgj our faoorr at lowttt ptina 7 , ut.i w,,k I ,.l.r. I O.B.WIIUAMS Sash and Doors 1173 First Ave. 8a. ., .Seattle, Wash. , Portlander Joins Eugene Auto Firm W. II. Beidler, formerly tvlioleniil representative (or the Wills Overlmiil Pacific company of l'nrtlautl, has pur chased an interest in tl.e Vest and Son Motor company, and will become general manager of the firm. Mr. lieidlcr baa moved to Kusene to make hia home. 11c liaa bad many yeara experience in the wholesale and retail automobile business, and says ho bellpvea that Kugene offers great opportunity in the ruto Indus try. ESTATE ATTACKED Manila. n-. '.m. Mnr than thirty armed Filipino laborers at tacked the Mindoro Sugar retalo a San Jose Mindoro and attempted lo pjet-l the company superintendent and four other employes, according to tel egrams received, hire today from the constabulary. . Instructions have been Issued from constabulary headquarters here to the constables at San Jose to arrext and prosecute all persons Involved In the dlstnrb.ir.ee. BIS MILLINERY SALE llata sperially priced at II.P5 nw . $:t.tv. nos I.RtM'AKK HAT SHOP IT'.' K.aat nth. u-l Showanda. the rhrlce of the smoker Showseda. the choice of the smoke,' Insure tjitlk Watt Tiomp, 33 W 8t Joint Ease FOR STIFF, SWOLLEN JOINTS, RHEUMATIC OR OTHERWISE Says; "When Joint-Ease Gets In Joint Agony Gets Out." It was a high class pharmacist who saw prescription after- prescription fail to help hundreds of, his customers to got rid of rheumatic swellings and stiff inflamed joints. - And it was this same man who as h erica mat a rcineny coum ana wouia be compounded that would,, make cronky, swollen, tormented joints work with just as much smoothness as they ever did . Now this prescription, rightly nam ed Joint-Ease, after being tested suc cessfully on many obstinate cases, is offered through progressive pharmu cists to the millions of people who suffer from ailing joints that need limbering up. Swollen, twingy, inflamed, stiffr pain-tormented joints are usually caused by rheumatism, but whatever the cause Joint-Ease soaks right In through skin and flesh and gets' right to and xor roots the trouble at its source. ltemember Joint-Ease is for ail ments of the joints, whether in ankle, knee, hip, elbow, shoulder, spine or finger and when you rub it on, you may expect speedy and gratifying results. It is now on sale at Carroll's Phar macy and druggists everywhere for 00 cents a tube. Always remember, when Joint-Ease gota In Joint agony gets out -quick. Every rheumatic sufferer ought to send today for free book, "The In ner Mysteries of Rheumatism" (Just but). Address H. P. Clearwater, box 800, Hallowed, Maine. - iii Who Saves Your Money there la someone, savins !ho money you .cam and spond. Isn't It nnturallv more profitahln for that "someone" to bo you? Open an account here nt the First National and keep It OROWINy. Let every paycheck mean another stop" forward towards tlio rcallra- -Hon of your ambitions. Wei help you make that account Ftrow' by paying. Interest aa you aavc. , 1 40 Years ef Helpful Service T1RST NATIONAL BANK .We offer you your choice ofany winter hat stock , - 111 jj IL Mijlinery Saturday, Nov. 22 ln our entire 95 Many hats worth $10.00 and $15.00 You will find more than 200 models to select from. All th season's newest styles and materials. e Eugene Millinery Co. COATS AND HATS r 694 Willamette' St. 1 1 r VITAL TOPICS ILLNESS IS NO JOKE But there is no need of wearing a solemn face when cheerful, happy Health is tyurs through Chiropractic. MAKE CHIROPRACTIC YOUR HABIT Complete X-Ray L,aDcratory Dental Films $2.00 iniftu film, (1.00 each additional.. Large pictures $5.00 each. PALMER GRADUATE DR. J. I. FISCHER 208 I. O. O. F. Bldg. Office Phone 410 Residence Phone 1359 When You Have Broken a Lense simply call us on the telephone i - Ti 1 i .' i wo maue your original glasses we have your prescription on file; otherwise wo will send for the broken lens and in either event we will have vonr nloicu I li ui giuQoua xcouj lui juu vvjuuu yuu. call. iAfoooVi ToricGnm art tot' SI WILLAMBTTB ST. eUOBNB. OR BOON SUNBEAM ELECTRIC WASHER A two-in-one washer, oscillating motion and natural vacuum suction.' No belts no loss of power no mo.ving springs. The power is transmitted direct from the motor to tub 'and wringer by simple gears packed in grease. The tub rocks smooth ly and quietly. Has twelve-inch swing ing wringer, adjustable to five convenient po sitions. If you are in need of an electric power washer let us show you this one. Quackenbush'a 160 Ninth Ave. East T O OTBALL! OREGON VS. AGGIES ' CORVALLIS Saturday, November 22nd ' Bell Field, 1:30 P. M 15,000 Seats Under Cover The Big Came of the Z Year E 0. A.C. HOMECOMING K , Take the Fast, Dependable trains of the Oregon Electric Railway Leave Eugene 7:50, 11:15 A. M., 2:00 and 6:05 P. M.. An rive Corvallis 9:13 A. M., 12:40,'3:17 and 7:32 P. M. itmuruiaK, ittavu urvuiiia u;tiu A. nr., o.uv aim o... P.-M. Arrive Eirsene 10:45. 11:50 A. M.. 6:30 and 10:15 P. M. - ROUND TRIP FROM . EUGENE Tickets On Sale Saturday, Nov. 21 Return Limit Sunday, Nov. 23 Tickets, etc, of F. S. Appelman Ticket Agent Phone 140 $1.80 Oregon Electric Railway SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS of Eugene 10 lbs. Best Cane Sugar .... ' 2 Dozen Small Oranges 4 lbs. SweoJ; Totators Fresh Creanierv Butter, lb. . 10 lls;Drv Onions ., 11 lbs. Potatoes 3 His. Cauliflower Celery, per bunch Fancy Uead Lettuce () His. Turnips "...... (i lbs. Parsnips 8 His. Carrots 2 lbs. Bulk Dates 2 lls. Cranberries 10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk .3 lb. Box Sotla Crackers .... 5 lb. Box Oialiam Crackers , 7 lbs. Dry Italian Prunes ... 15c Can Pork and Beans ... .85 .25 .25 .39 .25 .25 .25 .10 .10 .25 .25 .25 .25 .35 .80 .45 .79 .50 .10 2 cans Good Peas ........ 3 cans Tender Sweet Corn 3 lbs. Pea berry Coffee .... 4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa 4 lbs. Bulk Macaroni Fancy Picnics, lb Bacon Backs, lb No. 10 Pail Pure Lard Hubbiinl Squash, lb. 3 lbs. Large Oregon AValnu 3 packages Chinese Noodles 10 lb. Pail Wedding Breakl'i . Corn Syrup Spitz Apples, per box 4 cans Light House Cleanser (iood House Broom 6 Bars Crvstat White Soap 49-lb. Sack Fisher's Blend Flour ' .25 .40 1.00 .25 .25 .18 .23 1.70 .02 1.00 .25 .75 1.25 .25 .49 .25 2.25 We Sell on a Money-Back Guarantee Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention HaskeN Feed and Grocery Co. Free Delivery In City Thone 522 004 Olive Street