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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1924)
TIIE EUGENE GUAED' Tago Fivo 65 Handsome Silk Dresses Including this Season's Most Wanted Styles On Sale At Reductions Ranging From V4 to 12 OFF Correct in fashion, handsome in fabric the very models smart . women are wearing now. Silk crepes, georgette, canton, chiffon and costume velvets in unusual models, suitable for every smart occasion of 'the coming season. LARGE ' CITY NEWS starting at 10 o'clock in the morn in. Thue who will iiar charge are Mrs. I. W. Pittman, Mrs. G. K. Lehman, Mrs. I. D. S. Wide. Mrt. Ernct Lud low, Mrs. V. V. llemenway, Mr. S. C. Lowir, Mr. Jerry Horn, Mrs. P. Fell, Mrs. H. A. Tmmp, Mia Kdith ltmn, Mr. Ewjford, Mr. J.' C. Kotpke, Mr. 0re A, Lee, Mi Edna Swarti. Mm. A. H. Tyson aud Mrs, Ellsworth Crocker. j Holiday December 19. Classes in Eugene Buins cM- I lege will end December 0 for the reie- ular Christmas vacation, according to, A. E. Roberts, president. The new i terra will open Monday, December 1 and present indications re for a rec- ord enrollment for both day and nigbt, classes. Trades Houses AY. If. Saunders had completed a real estate trade, in which he ex changed houses at liOtri Nineteenth ; avenue east and 1240 Chambers j street to C. H. Howard for a 56-acre ; tract of land seven miles westof Eu gene. The deal was handled by Billy Love. Operation Performed A Caesarian operation was under gone by Mrs. Raymond Lee of (Aula maa at the Eugene hospital Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lee are now receiving cngratulatiocs over the birth of a son. The mother is re ported as doing nicely. Team Forfeits Game Becauso tbe horseshoe pitching team of Corvullis failed to show up for the scheduled match in Eugene, the game was forfeited. A liorseshoe tourney was scheduled for Tuesday night at the Franklin boulevard courts. Chamber Donates $25 A, donation of not to exceed $25 for sending a delegation of Oregon girls to Chicago to demonstrate prune bread has been voted by the board of directors of the Eugeue chamber of commerce. r New Mixer Added ' A new feed mixer has been added to the plant of tho Farmers' Union warehouse, bringing its capacity to three times as great as formerly. The feed mill now Jias a capacity of 1000 to 1800 tons every eight hours, ac cording to E. E. Miller, manager. Visit from T a co ma Mrs. Alice Hull Jackson and daugh ter, Miss Rose Jackson, of Tacoma, are guests of J. A. Adams on Fourth avenue west. Miss Jackson recently returned from a visit to the Atlantic seaboard as delegate from Washing ton to the national D. A. It conven tion in Boston. Home Is Entered Prowlers entered the home of. J. M. Roby, manager of Penney's store last night, ransacked the oroms, but took nothing of value The discovery was made by Mr. Roby, when he en tered the house at 11:35 o'clock. (continued from page one) ring with a membership of 10 boys from 10 to 11 years of age. The club will be permanently organized at a meeting called for next Monday evening. Exchange to Open A woman's exchange will be open ed at 577 Thirteenth avenue east this week in connection with the Shop Petite. Mrs. E. S. Tuttle and Mrs. K. H. Fields will be in charge. Guild to Hold Bazaar The annual bazaar of the St. Mary's Episcopal guild will be given in the Laraway building tomorrow. Named Court Reporter Miss Ameila Metzen of tbo district attorney' office has been .appointed special circuit court reporter to ervt in place of Mrs. Evelyn Johnson who is on leave of absence. Judge G. F. Skipworth made the appointment. Bull Attacks Man A ecrnp between R. A. Hard, Tin Fifteenth avenue cast and a bull at I! . Hart At Drastically Reduced Prices Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats That are the newest styles and patterns and represent very definite savings at $350 Hart Schaffner & Marx Coitt Formerly Selling A High At 150.00 $22.50 Hart Schaffner A. Marx Coat and Other Formerly to $35.00 $42.50 The Bett Coat From Hart Schaffner Marx Priced to (60.00 WADE BROS. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Every Man's Overcoat in the M. & W. Store Sharply Reduced! SEK WINDOW DISPLAY Christmas Gifts to be Made by Hand! There's an intimate charm that accompanies a gift bearing your own of fascinating suggestions. Wisdom urges that work to be finished this week. Reform Initials and Mono grams Are the Fashion Complete assortment of script, old Hiiglish, plain nnd novelty letters in various si7.es. Make, your own monograms from these. On sale in the new art dept., main floor. Colored Pongee for Lingerie Making $JL7S yd. Genuine "honan" quality Chinese, pongee. Full 32 inches wide and very serviceable for lingerie mak ing. All pretty pastel shades. ABC Silks $1.00 yd. Lustrous beautiful and serviceable). ABC silks ideal for lingerie mak ing. You may choose here from a wide choice of pretty colors. PLAIN, BROCADED AND , FANCY CORDUROY $1.15 to $2.50 hand work. You'll find our stocks full unhurriedly should be well" under way New Madras Shirtings 59c to $1.50 yd. Any man will greatly appreciate a hand tailored shirt and hero is a wido choieo of neat patterns in serviceable fast color madras. Silk striped, corded and plain. "Beacon" Bath Robe Flannels $1.00 yd. Yard wido flannels in a pleasing choieo of richly colored patterns. Thoughtful gifts for any member of tho family. Cords to match 50c. Stamped Lunch Cloths $1.29 45x45 cloth and 4 napkins clearly and artistically stamped on finest Indian head cloth. Easy to work patterns. A LOVELY SHOWING OP STAMPED LINEN AND COTTON HUCK TOWELS Pretty Lamp Shade Materials, Wire Frames, Doll Lamps, etc. Beautiful Lustrous Japanese Silks in every pretty' shado imaginable for lamp shado making. Unusually beautifully woven. French Doll Heads M i (Of China) 35c to $1.00 1 . in several sizes, priced according to size., Dainty littlo affairs that make up easily into such "gifty" cushions, boudoir lamps, etc. , "Corticelli" Crepe De Chine Every Shade, $2.50 Yard a heavy, beautifully. rich arid lustrous, all silk crepe do chine, full 40 inches wido. ' Crepe do chines may be had for loss but never suck an exquisite quality as this. Excellent for lingorio making. Pretty Lamp Shade Frames in Novelty Shapes . 65c to $3.50 Bed lamp wiro frames complcto with cord and socket, $1.85. Wire Doll Lamp Frames $1.98 Complete with pretty doll head nnd arms, cord and socket. 17 inches high. Such lovely gifts for your own hand work. Silk Cords and Gold. Cords, Medallions, Etc. Any distinctive trimming that dis tinguishes tho hand made lamp shade is here for your choosing. Cords and medallions, 35c to 05c. Lamp cords with long silky tassels In colors 75c Graceful Silk .Fringes In Every Wanted Color and every wanted width. Full allky fringes such as are neodod to en. hance the beauty ot every shade, (1.00 to $2.60. Novelty braids in rich Bllver or antique gold shades may bo had In every width and price. ' Thomas Young's true Irish Linens for Handkerchief Making There's a pleasuro nnd satisfaction in handkerchief making with Thomas Young's handkerchief squares of truo Irish linen. They"ro mado with borders of oolored threads in exact reproduction of hand drawn threads and also woven borders of whito and fust dyed colors. MEN'S SIZES 50o WOMEN'S SIZES 25o Fine Irish Linens For Lunch Cloths $1.25 and $1.75 Yard Yard wide linens of particularly lustrous and ,fine weave Bright clear colors of green, pink, blue and yellow. 18 Inch Prettily Checked Toweling 85c Yard French Voiles, Soit Pastel Shades, 65c yd. , Pure Worsted Knitting Yarns: Attractive Colors, 19c Ball Designed to meet tho needs of tho exacting knitter. Soft, fluffy texture. A per- c ,i i i -i ..i . ..l ..:n l ..,.. ...1 . H'CL uteitu ui .iiiiiK'iui auiv miu jmiu wuiaivu. Stamped Bridge Sets 75c Clolh and 4 napkins of fiico quality art cloth. D. M. 0. CROCHET THREADS and EM BROIDERY FLOSS all guaranteed fast colors. N ACJUSTO METAL HOOPS 25c WOODEN HOOPS, all sizes, 20o CREWEL EMBROIDERY NEEDLES 10c Pkg. finest needle for ombroidcring. BELDING'S CROCHET SILK all' colors and whito 70 yard spools 60o. "Beebe Daniels" Fudge Aprons $1.50 Very new! A Bucilla package outfit consisting of beau tifully stamped muiso organdie fudgo apron complete witli brightly colored threads nnd largo orchid applique with white dots. Easy to work. A very dainty gift. Asm VERY SPECIAL Stamped Pillow Cases $1;29 Pair ' Stamped Gowns 95c Completely made all ready to embroider. Handsomely stamped on snowy whito perfectly bleached muslin of a superior quality. The pil low cases nro nicely hemstitched with scalloped edges and are all ready to embroider. Thought ful gifts! Silk Tubular Vesting $1.00 to $1.75. Dainty shades of or chid, green, peach and whito. bin dairy wrat of Junction City. re. .ulled in painful Injuriea to Mr. H'rd. The animal attacked Mr. Hard after be bad accldently fallen an the ground and tlx birrd wo drove the eniital off with a pitchfork. Team Get Banquet The F.ugene biJi echool football team w.n gurat f the HiY club nt tbe Y. M. f. A. Irnit niaht at a bnn qoet nnd etitertairyncul. Her. J. Franklin llaaa win the main aurnker of the evening, and J"ieh (II. no and O. 11. June, of the local echool bnanl were bonor gute. A group of lli-Y rootbere furowhed food for Uie ban. quet and arranged tbe decoration. P..T. A. Meet Thnraday Tbe Kugrne high n-tool Patron Teacher amociatlou will meet Tburv dar evening at S o'clock. The meet- lig bat beeo especially called (or the evening in order that more of the fatben may attend. There will be a program and refrehtuenta. tJ Her From Oakland Mr. Cbnrlea It, I'aine and children, rbyiift and CbbHea Jr.. ar- here from their bonie at Oakland. Cel., to apend the holldava with Mia. Sam Hugh, mother of Mra. Paine. Stepheni Sentenced Iealie Ktepliene, recently found gulltjr of aedurtion by a Jury In cir cuit court, waa aenteaced today by Judge (1. F. .Skipworth to two yeara in the atate penitentiary. Roadt Are Dragge The roada in tbe vicinity of Cow were being dragged today by the county crew and equipment, arorriing to 1'. M. Morae, -uunty aurreyor. Tbe county ecrnpera are kept bu.y on the county ronda nnd all will be aiuootbtd during the coming winter, la the re port. 8pore Fined $300 Accuard of unlawful poaeaaioo o? intoxicating liipior, Fred Hporea of M'Jiiwk valley waa fined f.'IIN) In Jim tlce court Monday by Judge Jeaee O. Wella. H. M. Ciilkin.. apei lnl diatrict attorney, pronecuted tile cnae, while Walter 11. Jouea appeared for tbe de fendant. Five Driver Fined Five more automobile drivera were caught In Traffic Officer Khorte' dragnet, for parking without light, cr overtime on Willamette afreet, Mon day, F.aiJi waa fined H. Tbey were: Kdgar K. Thorn, parking without lighta; W.-U. Ulevena, parking over time; Kugrne Sand and Clrnve! com pntiy, parking without liglita; Ueore W, Mofeidt, parking overtime; U. it. Ulorer; parking overtime. 1 Stat Officer Her C, II.' (jram, atate lal'nr commi ioner, wae a buainraa vialtor in Ku (eno Monday. Guardian I Appointed Herbert W. Ixinilunl, C'nttnge drove attorner, waa appointed guar dian of Wanda Hubbard, minor, by order of Judge Skipworth today. Mr. Ixinibnrd will represent the minor lu a court action aonn to atart, Henry Funeral Wedneaday Tbe funeral of J. ('. Henry will be held at the Brauatetter chapel Wed neaday afternon, according to the funeral waa not yet act late thi afternoon, Bualnaa Nam Filed The aeaumrd buainea name of th Ninth Street .Market waa filed toda at tho office of the county clerk. Shallon to Enter Plea C. I. Hhelton, held nere on a charg of Inrceny by bailee, will be arralgr ed tomorrow in circuit court and en ter a plea nt thnt tin.e, it la annoum ed today by Judge U. F. Skipworth. Llttl Girl Improved ' Mrjorie Campbell, infant daugbtf of Mr. and Mra. Cogswell Canipbrl who waa aeriou.iy burned in an ace dent nt her home recently la reporti nouncement today. The exact time ofto be improving rapidly
