The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, December 01, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight TIIE EUGENE GUARD Rainfall in Kujtroe for the month of November showed 4.03 inches above normal, according to the, month ly report of I-ee Goetsrhiutt, weather observer for this district. The pre ripitntinu for the month wa 0.77 In ches. The normal is fi.74 inches. The heaviest rain was in the early days of the month when the river rose to 13.3 feet, the highest point for the month. The fituge of the river yesterday was down to 3.0 feet. The minimum temperature for the past four dnys has been below the freezing; point. The following 1b a table of the tern pcratnre for the month and the pre cipjtation: Iute Max, WOMEN'S CLUBS. SOCIAL PERSONAL By MARIAN LOWHY Club Items Should Be Phoned To the Society Editor Between' 10 A. M. and 12 M. Telephone Number 1200 8 9 10 11 12 r.t it ar 16 17 18 19 20 2t "si 24 25 20 ' 27 28 20 30 D.'l (17 M f.4 CI 68 ......CI 49 47 49 49 47 48 ......CO G2 48 45 Ii2 B5 rs 09 C(l 00 4.8 Min. 4:t 48 411 411 4t 4It 44 40 117 4 no 34 42 40 :m :t2 :t2 47 47 49 40 ra :i7 .47 :m 311 29 45 29 38 30 41 31 Tre. 2.(10 1.0(1 .04 .10 .(10 .07 .40 1.14 .40 .23 .15 .011 .00 .10 .0:1 .00 .00 .00 .fit .17 .00 .7.8 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00' .00 .00 .00 MILL EMPLOYES Employes of the Midgley Tinning juill company, stilting their 'realiza tion of the splendid work that is being done by the Salvation Army of En ft one and other parts," requested the management to divert to the Halva tion Army the value of any Christmas remembrance the Midgley firm may Jiavc had in mind for its employes, As a result, the Salvation Army re ceived a check for 00 from the plan ing mill company, and the money will he applied to the Christmas cheer fund of the army here. Another donation received by the Salvation Army here was ft deer, kill cd out of Benson and confiscated by the deputy sheriff at Cottage drove J no meat will he distributed among some of the needy families of Eugene ly the Salvation Army officials. LOCAL PASTORATE Itov.-.Krcd. J. flnrk of Waterloo, Inn 11, linn ncrentcil tlio nnstornto of tlio First Congrpgatinnnl church of r.iiRrne, it is announced by church of' ficiiils. : - . Her. Mr. Clnrk lina prrnched In tlio local church bcfnrn, and wns no pop. ular it was decided to offer liiin the 'position. Itev. SI. K. W. lleicker, formerly of the l'reiili.vteriati church at Corvallis, will supply tho pulpit until the arrival of the Iter. Mr. Clark. Report Made That Span Needs Repair Tteporta have been received at the office of P. M. Morae, county survey or, thnt tho continuation railroad and nagon bridge Hint cruaacs the How river near Dorenn needs repair and that the piers aro adding. Thia bridge which. is used by the Oregon Pacific and Eintom rntlvvny aa a branch line logging roail, lias a span of about 120 feet, according to Mr. Morae. At the preaent time there Is but lillle rail traffic over tho bridge and it ! poaBiblo Unit the rail company may take, up the tracks. It la reported. RUMMAGE SALE Hy Pythian Hintcra at Knights of rjtuias jiau, nth and Olive, West door, Tuesday, lice, 2nd. ill COLDS THAT TO Chronlo coughs and persistent colds lead to serious lung trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Crenmttl.inn la n.u. I discovery with twofold action; it soothri and heals the inflamed membranes and kill, the germ. I Of all known drugs, creosote is rec opnlzed by the medical fraternity as the I isrratest healing agency for the treat. I menl of chronic coughs and colds and1 other forms of throat and lung troubles. I '..rcomul.ion conuins, in addition to1 creosote, other healing elements which ! soothe and heal the Inflamed mem-l branea and stop the irritation and in-: flammalion, while the creosote goes on ' to the stomach, is absorbed into thai blood, attacks the seat of the trouble! and destroys the germs that lead to consumption. Creomulsion is guaranteed aatiifao tory in the treslment of rhronio coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat ' and lung, diseases, and is excellent for 1 owHini up the system after colds or he flu. Money refunded if any cough 1 or cold, no matter of bow long stand. ' ing, is not relieved after taking accord, jng to directions. Ask your druggist. 1 Ueomulsioa Co, Atlanta, Ca. (Adv.) ' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Itoome are this evening entertaining the Monday I (inner club at their home. ri...Mn i :tt 1. . uuu mcuim-rn mil oc mr gueats of .Mr. and .Mrs. K. O. at their homo this evening. Alpha Delta Pi alumnae will meet Tuesday uflernoon lit the home of Mrs. I'lojd Weaterfield. ' Kligenc friends were interested in tho announcement of the engagement of Miss (iujlo Acton of Portland nud Hubert 1 Kreaaon of Dallas, Ore., which was told at a luncheon given in Portland tho pant week-end. Mias Ac ton graduated from tho University of Oregon in 1023, and has many friends in this ety. SI10 is a member of Kap pa Kappa Gumma fraternity. The wedding (Into has been set for De cember :8. Tj, O. E. club members will hold a meeting on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock in tho Klks temple. Mrs. Allen Andrews and Mrs. C. It. Scott are hostesses in the card room with Mrs. Charles Taylor as chairman of the committed of hostesses in the din ing room. There will be n meeting of Ihc graduuto nuraes of Mercy hospital, Thursday at one o'clock in Mercy hos pital fur the purpose of organizing un alumnae association. j . . . : For a one o'clock luncheon Mrs. ' Charles Wlrtb has asked members of the South division of the I'resbyterian Indies' Aid society to meet at her home, OuK Charneiton, Tuesduy. The Iakota Women's club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, J. T. Evans' at lKu Alder afreet. The Jielhesda Lutheran Ladies' Aid society will mpet Wednesday after noon at two o'clock with Mrs. M. Thoruduhl. Mrs. W. 11 Xenl will entertain the Kozy Korner Klub at her home, .'151 Tenth avenue went, on Wednesday afternoon, instead of Thursday us previously announced. . The regular meeting of the Lane County Graduate Xurses association will be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in the chamber of commerce rooms. There will be u business meet ing, and light refreshments, The Eugene Daughters of the Nile club are planning an interesting, meet ing for Thursday when they entertain Queen MeCrillis and Mrs. Addu Cel lars of Xydm temple, No. 4, of Port land, with a one o'clock luncheon at Unburn hotel. Itcscrvntions for the liiucheon should be made with Mrs. John It, Tatlerson or Mrs. E. A. Draste-. before Wednesday noon. Needlework will be the .diversion of the afternoon. E ELECTS OFFICERS Election of officers for the coming year, and adoption of resolutions on the recent death of A. J. Johnson and favoring National Mi-sttr Tabcr for the post of secretary of agrk-u. ture were features of Uie meeting of (he Lane county rum una grange at hlinira Saturday. F. It. Harlow of Willakenzic wjih chosen master of the grange. Other officers elected nre as follows: F. M. Walte of Four Oaka grange, over seer, Mrs. A. l Miller of (Joshftii, lecturer; 13. J?. Crowe of Lorane, sec retary; M. II. Stewart, of Eugeoi. treasurer; E. W. Zuuiwalt of lrvi.ig rrauge, Stewart; E. J. Ward of Alyu- dore, assistant steward; Mrs. E. .1. Ward, lady assistant steward; Mrs. Ernest Field of Elmira. Cares; Mrs. W. It. Crowe, I'omona: Mrs. Uoane of Crow, Flora; J. W Maxwell of Ir ving, outer gate keeper. EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY. T74 WILL. ST. PHONE (X. tf CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Friday and Saturday, Dec. (ith nnd flth in tho Danner-Ilobertson store, 77 E ilth by tho Christian church la dies. CQokcd food and candy included, on Saturday. dl-M-4 Progress On Span Good, Report Made Good prog reus is being mule on tlf construction of the new Cedar creek bridge in southern -Lane county, ac cording to A. C. Striker, of the coun ty bridge staff. This bridge m rvplm -ing (Jic span which was carried out by thc recent high water. The work of putting in the fjlne work and the main bents for the SO-foot span is tinder way tod-iy, H is reported. 'Hie bridge will have n ((0-foot aiPr"ah on on side and a IJO-fojtt aiiniil. on tii other. A crew of eight men in n-A at work on the bridge. 1 the rep r. YEAR A00 IS HELD With the arrest of C. E. Shelton. 2.'1, on a charge of lurceny by bailie another chapter In a somewhat unui, ual criminal case of Lsno counyt is written. Sbelton is charged with hav ing untchasfd an automobile and leav ing tho state without full payment. A warrant for his arrest was Issued iu October last year. Sbelton was ar. rested at Veucta yesterday and is now jn .the Lanceounty Jail. He is said, according to the county authorities, to have left his wife here over a year ago, and to have left for the cast in company with' a girl, Lto na Taylor of lie Mohawk district. II; was arrested at Owcnsboro. KentncLr nt the request of the Lane county t nutuoritics but before action toward the sending of a deputy to bring hirai bock could be started, the Kentucky j ifficers released h!ui through a 11113-i understanding, it in said. 1 Hheriff Frank E. Taylor yestcrdny received a "tip" tbut Shelton was nl tho home of his former wife's rcjri tives at Veneta nod Mdvin Turubuil. traffic officer, went out and made the nrrost. Shclton's wife during his ati sence in the east obtained u divorce. The, couple, have two children.. 'I'll! former Mrs. Shelton ia now residing near Wendlins, and, uncording tt Sheriff Taylor, Shelton made an at tempt to have ber returo to him and leave the state with Mm. This she de clined to do. Sheriff Taylor said. Leona Taylor Is said by the county authorities to be still in the east. Young Boy Is Held , On Liquor Charges Charged with possession of liquor a 10-year-old boy waa arrested at a dance in the vicinity of Cushman Sat urday night by a special operative of the district attorney's office. "This is the youngest man arrested for this of fense since I have started work with the Law Knforcement league," is the statement of Lewis M. Klelzing, who is directing a force here in the war on the liquor traffic. "This boy is not a boozer, nor bootlegger, he evidently found the liquor somewhere and did not realize the seriousness of keeping It in his possession," Mr. Kletzing said. The boy is to have a hearing today in justice court. The boy is re leased in the custody of his father. ROTARY LEADER TO 20 moimo dajt BE GUEST TUESDAY! " 1 efAHR,pv fleferaStra Frank C. Riggs-pf Portland, district governor of the Rotary clubs of Ore gon, Washington and British Colum bia, will be the honor guest of the Eugene Ilotarians at the noon lunch eon meeting of the club Tuesday. Mr. Kiggs van seheduied to be here tonight but a telegram was received today b Carl G. Washburne, presi dent of the local club, that the dis trict governor was delayed at Red ding as the result of motor trouble he being on his way north by car. The meeting of the committee heads and the board of directors of the club with .Mr. Riggs which was to have been held tonight has been post poned until tomorrow, according to Mr. Washburne. fibowandfl, the choice of the smoker ART GOODS VOil SALE Also, I'ncific Package Goouu. Chil dren's Dresses half price. MR.S. J. S. .MEDLEY, Kes.dence, USU 8th Avenue East. . if Clears Complexion "Oh I how clear and beautiful your complexion Is today, my dear ! " THERE IS a cortaln Joy a cer tain prlilo In knowing you are admlrod, whether it be from father, brother, huslmnd or sweetheart! And back of that joy is the satis faction of knowing all is well. Mon aro fascinated by the charms ot beauty. Women gaze with envy, socrotly jealous, per haps, wondering hoping prayins for that nttrucltvener.s which is not theirs. But why tho wondoriiiK the hoping tho praying for that craved for attractiveness that clear skin that beauty. A clear skin Is tho barometer of ono's condition. A healthy skin radiates beauty. Pure, clean blood means a cloar skin. ( 8.S.8. Is wnttlnir to heln vou. It will rid your blood ot Its Impurities and glvo yon thnt clear complexion. Since 1828 S.S.S. has been ridding people of bluod Impurities, from pimples, from blackheads, bolls. ecsoma nnd from rheumatism, too. Bocauao S.S.S. Is made from froah herbs and barks, it may be taken with perfect snfoty. Try It your self. You will not only look better, but you will fool hotter, too. ft fl.S. I. seM at all seed Jlrns tori In two .l. Th. larger siM Is mors economical. - , , 'CCWiiHtl'iDffit .O. Tilood Medicine Here's quick relief . Just n few rlronn nt Rtnnn.. patted on gently will sootho sore, aching muscles nt once. -No rubbing -it's tho liniment itself thnt stimulates the circu lation, brings grateful relief, nnd .slops tho painl It will not stain. All druggists 35c. Sloan's Liniment skills painj mm 3 RADIO PIANOS XMAS GIFTS You enn buy n $07 now radio lioro for only $7."). Knsy payments. Now jiinnos its low ns !f:i7r $'J." down, pay ments $12.50 n month. Greer-Callahan Store 8,')8 lVarl Street . J'liono 311 Stops Colds in 24 Hoars Hill's Caacara Bromide Quinine gives Quicker relief than any other cold or la grippe remedy. These tablets disin- tegrote In 10 seconds. Effectiveness ' proved In millions of cases. Demand ! red box bearing Mr. Hill's portrait. All druggists i it 3" cents. , V fSV " IV.-IU.1J CASCARAJ QUININE r. jl bill ca 5q ""Bora, uica Bill Make Christmas A Happy Time rhrlfttmaa Is always enjoy, able. It tho rxpenacs have , boon Juat a lit tin too much, however, thero ccimos a wor ry thnt dulla tho pleasures of tho holiday season. Mnkn this Christmas a Jivy nus one by paying fur prca rnts Instead of charging them. You ran do this by saving a definite amount every week here at the First National. 40 years at Hclnlut Service FIRST NATIONAL .BANK of Eugene f . I wet the pritOM the time you shave yourself In the morning un. til you iSy aside your book at night you need all the assis tance your eyes plus our oph thalmic service can give" to you. Dr: "Roijdl Qick OPTOMBTRIBT - O PTICIAN 878 Willamette St., Eugene "Your eyes aro the inlets of knowledge. You can not afford to U darken your under standing through neg- lot u. NOW PLAYING TWO FAMOUS STARS IN A DRAMA THAT HITS THE HEART vith MOVA and IV13LTON SELLS Take Advantage of Large Assortment By Early Buying People are beginning to realize that it pays to buy useful gifts for Christmas presents, they are aho beginning to realize that it pays to buy them from C. J. BREIER CO. Below are found: JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS HANDKERCHIEFS Plain, -fancy and initialed, extra tints Off Mt3 STATIONERY real fine finish, fancy boxes, nnd all"' C"fl JC colors, 25c to J Aa4iJ HANDKERCHIEFS Linen, Lawn nnd Shamrock finish, : put up in fancy colors,- '. or (i to a box. SILK SCARFS The .most beautiful and stylish Xiriiis .gifts, pure silk with ' CI QO designs PTtt0 GLOVES Fancy all wool knitted sport gloves for winter wear. APRONS Beautifully designed aprons, ideal for all . kinds of wear; pink, blue, orange nnd lavender. Special nt "Wo have also some1 fine rub- fitZQ ber-kiddies .ten aprons nt FANCY HOSE-SILK Jiosc nud wooi hose, nil colors, 04 QQ the very latest, Goc to O SILK TIES Men's fine silk ties, many colors nnd ( Ofi designs, ISOe, to 0 $1.65 SHIRTS that any man would proud of, real fine madras, mer cerized silk finish, and ' English Broadcloth, 0Q AQ $1.G5 to tj)0 MEN'S SCARFS The very latest imported Scotch scarfs, nil wool, at the cxtremelv low 0Q QQ price- qf j70 Fine silk knit scarfs priced at SAFETY RAZORS Something ev-' cry man needs. Buy him A (Jen tlemnn Otto, regular price SQ $1, use Gillett blades, only DOLLS AND TOYS HUNDREDS OF DOLLS Small, Medium or Large, 9 HZ? to QQ Cft both dressed and undressed, OO vO0U VISIT OUR TOY DEPARTMENT Autos, Wagons, Horns, Jumping Jacks, Horses, Ducks, Geese, Jiggers, Balls, Tennis Racquets, Trip Ham mers, Erector Sets, Kiddy Cars. We have these extremely low priced Come in and look them over. We also carry a complete line of Christmas Tree decorations. Look Over Our Holiday Goods Before You Buy tjuality, 15c to BELTS Genuine . cowhide, black, brown or tan, extra wide,' nar row, or medium',' fftfh o.'iu to SUSPENDERS In ; boxes, 50c, G5e and fine Xmas 75 be C. J. CO. Cor. 6th and Willamette Sts. Eugene, Oregon A Well Fstnnlj -- ; .cu Section For Men And Boys J..iie siocks are well balanced, convcnirmii . -just to tho left nt front entrance (Wilhr y. 1 Experienced furnishing tyid clothintr bZa Sl men, willing to .suggess and take .Bal-I needs, lour Christmas gift problem, solved here. may be MEN'S WONDER!?- PURE VIRGIN WOOL if Flannel Shirts $5.50 I CLEVER INT'L: tcomedy; news I REGULAR 'Jie' J PRICES ,, , j Oregon City Woolen Mil!t Man 'lr. Ioolungfiannelsg 'We're proud of 0Z new-styles from ,J ..rego'i Made" mills. We want , to see them. m -Tllse trim and neat garments are made of pure virgin woo fabhes in checks plaids and plain kha ki or grey colors. Yon nre sure of the qual ity. You are snn. ui iiiu ajiit. Regulation style collar, two pockets and stvle. Sizes 15 to 17. Till' YOUNG FELLOWS AEE Welcoming These Warm Wool Sweaters $6.75 Distinctive enough for school wear and sturdy enough for utility wear. s Heavy ribbed, plain navy blue, v-neck . collar and coat style. 36 and 38 cadet sizes. SAME STYLE COAT SWEATER EXCEPT FULL RUFF OR ROLL NECK COLLAR, " SIZES 36 TO 42, PRICED AT $6.75. iX SUPPER FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 5 At Dunn School House On South Willamette Street FREE Entertainment and ; Social , Evening. A Get Together Meeting UNDER THE AUSPICES OF FARMERS' UNION SOUTH WILLAMETTE LOCAL LADIES BRING BOXES EVERYBODY WELCOME New Goods For Christmas Women's Coats, plain tailored and fur trim med, specially reduced for Christmas selling. Beldings silks and satins, all i qolors, priced from 8.98 t0 $3.50 Women's handkerchiefs, big line of patterns 10 t0 1.50 French Kid Gloves, all colors, regular $2.50 W $3.00 grades, 1,58 special at . " . Bended Bag, nil ii Sfi.00 .... f mm r nt Women's Under-arm Bngs Vanity Cases Women's Silk Hose, ..11 III! CHUMS -r fQt Fancy Linen Towels, suu and boil yj jirool, special nt Fancy Kubber Aprons, special nt S2.50 " $6.fl $2.50 6.50 31.25 " $3.50 i !