The Eugene guard., December 11, 1924, Image 10

r
Thursday Evening, December n lg,
f Page Ten
THE EUGENE QUAKD
PROGRAM OF BIBLE
SCHOOL SCHEDULED
" 1 i;
i-i.a .j.u. In li':iinnti iiitrnirctatiui)
tiWKlit by Mr. II. 1'.. ivnmi i" r.ii
g.'iic lliblv univemity will K'vt' the
following iruicr.mi t the l irst Chris
tian c-hiinii. Friihy evening lit 7::l
uVlnrk. The iincitiiiniiii'iit will ho
(roe but u iifforillg will ho taken.
1 I'iaDii Solo
Mm. Wilfrid Nankovill
2 'J'lle Jlucle ScmK .
Kil'toou Yoi.iik l.jnlies
I! -1'iino nnil Yi"lin luot Mr. ,
Kcnnrlli llimlijr owl Mlm it. Sin'lV
4;nterln'iiiii J rsi nrl inn
. (inimlmii .... Mi Wilmn Kiiilt
( hililreii ... I.ihi ln. Dortliy
KlKonHnhn, Ili'lrn ItVJianlH, Wil
fred ltowlmnn, Violet lartor,
Margaret and Until Tlinmpiwn,
Melba Auilrevm, and Milium Head
C -r'nntomine, Swnnon Itiver ....
Siing by Hurry Harmony tjimr
telle Porta Helen l'nttoriioii,
Martlm rntternon, Mnriinrot X n
derwood, Klin Limhuil,t, lleulall
Aydelr.tt. ,, ,
fi-Hrgnn Solo Allen Sonrlc
7 'Tableaux Humorous nnil llib.ic.il.
l'.irt II
1 Sketch, "The Truth, About June.
Charneters
Mm. Wilining
, Mm. Orvnl 1'eterKon
iaa'hcl wlvc!''!
Om-nrliu Horn Nnnki'VHl
Apne Sylvia Oilfi'.en
jcuo Iun t'ollim
Mrs. Juno Wilining
. ... Clifton Mel'lcndon
Bridget"....' f""'1 Hiirdiiig
2- Harp Solo, lorrin Helen I'atti-r n
3 liong, The Modern Qnokereimea."
Svlvin (lilfilon, Km Del Murphy,
Mnrv Oulley. Vivian Whiter.
C.-cil Harding. Hawl' While,
Welthn Trif.er, Ktliel .Tnlmann,
- Ellen Itrnden, l.etit Humphrey.
4 - Studies With The Fll.g '
Violet Flower' Knott
ft
..' a
!" fi
: U
b
.. ii:
i
!' U
o
'
; oi
; pi
. i
I I!
. B
il Erection of a fcJIMWIO diHtrihutinK
inj plant, including a warehouse and a
an LMKHI barrel tor'jige tank by the Au
di nociatcd Oil eompnuy n part tf a (li
ck tiibuting plant for tJie .ipper Wil
; 18 laiueite valley win aiiiiouinrd '-'
do: tcrday.
in' A lot 1SII by 200 feet ha been pur
; to- chaaed on Nocouil nveinie weat un.l
; iga'Vwi. Huron atreet from the Kiigone
Coiicrctu 1'ipo eoinpany wiioro ine
plant will be built. Pinna wall (or the
immediate, erection of one 2iKI-harre!
Kau'diuo storage tunk, n giuyige 20 by
DO feet, n viirfhoiiMe';i2 by DO fe.U,
leaving apaeii for two ndililloniil giiio
lino atonige titlika.
Fire proleeiiou will be Hiovided by
li water nynlimi operuted on ihe
gronnda. Kloclrically npprnleil kiisi.
lino and oil pumps will be installed.
The lot 1h adjoining' n' nuiir of Hie
(Southern I'aelflc.
A fleet of trucks will operate from
(lie wiirchoimo covering n lailina of
2.1 inilea in each direction from t ie
city, aaya It. t). Shelling, manager of
the eouipany'a plant at Halein, who
wna here to eoinilete the plana. No
verviee stations will be erected, and
eight persons, all Eugene realdoii'.
but three, wUI ha omtiloyed.
CAKD OF THANKS
We wiah to thank Ibo friends and
i.elgbbora, the YotMiien. 1'nlon Oil
Employes, Jl, 1'. O. K., 11. N. A., the
pall bearers mid other friends for
their many kind expressions of sym
pathy in our bereavement anil for the
beaullful floral offerings.
Mil. AXU MRS. C. K. CI.AHK AND
FAMILY.
I
By MARIAN LOWRY
Club Items Should He Phoned To the Society Editor Between
8:30 A. M. and 11:30 A, M. Telephone Number 1200
Miss Li I in U Tiugle and incmbcrg of
tlio ilt'imriiiH-nt uf b'Jine ccoutiiiiic
n ru t'litfrlauiiiit; at u dinutr thin eve
ning for ,Iihh Kmiiii'line W'liittouili, uf
lhi Iome I'ctMioinies burvuu of Jil
State KcliitiuiiH Kvrvire of (tin li-piirtitu-iit
vt thr Interior, 'ustiint'i),
1, Mn Wliilt'Dinb arrived in
JOlJJit'Dfi tlllH nftiTMmiil. -
Co vi I'll will bo ilnred for Mbs
Wliili-oinb, K t. Stliion, M'ihh
KI'iii-iH'c Aldt'ti, Mrn. Virginia .hm
Kuti'rly, .Mii-H Mary A. Unvin, Miss
Mnrotliy (iourky, MrN. Clnra Kiteb,
.Minn .orrif, MIhh Knrigbt, M)H8 Lil
ian 'I'itiKlf.
MiMM Wbitfonib Ifflvpu for ChIi
forniti tommrow, 0b Hbe In viniting a
f i ii m he-r of thj uiiiwraitU'H and col-
Tiie amntnl meeting of 8a ntn Clura
rnrcnt-'J't'Hcln'r aHMiH-'tiition will b1-
in'ld nt four o'clock Fridny afternoon
at the sellout house,
ArriinKPiiii'iUH for a ClirlHtmaa pro
gram will be completed at thin me;t
ing and o good ntteiulutico la denirei.
Tbo Frances K. Willard Parcnt
IV'nclior nnut'iation will bold a meet
ing Friday afternoon at three-thiriy
o'clock.
The Degree of Honor Protective di
HOciutiou decided at its meeting lost
evening to bold aensioua, hereafter,
on the Ht'4-oiid and fourth Tiiumdayi
instead of the aecond und fourto
WedneHduya.
On CiiriHlimiH eve the society fa to
8ouaor , a ChriKtmaa party for the
children in the M. W. A. hall.
The new ulficera of the iJegree if
Honor noei'y berc are: Pant preai
dent, Klgie Aiulcrson; preaideut, Vio
la Page; first vicc-preaideut ; JeNitie
iMeyer; aecond vice-prebident', (,'lara
MrKiuney; recorder, Cora Junea; fi
nancial secretary, May Moon; treas
urer, Ohio Meyer; usher, (iraco
Cogiihin; aaaistant uaber, Kdith Itur
iK'tt ; inside watch, Hoae IMxon; e.ip
tain of drill teamt Kflie Ileyer; trun
teea, Minnie Iteaiiniiatrr, Finie Atxler-
ton aod Mrs. S. J. Dillard; iustalli'jg
otficer, RosjIIu .Starr.
Instaliatioo will be at the ffrt
meeting of the new year, January 6.
Members of Alpha Xi Delta sor
ority are aponMoring an all-day bazaar
Saturday in the Humane atudio. Many
pieeis of fancy work and various
cooked food will be Included io t!r;
dittplaya for the affair. U will begin
at nine o'clock in the morning and
continue throughout the day. Mi.s
Mabel Klockers ia in charge of the
bazaar. -
The Lndiea of the G. A. H. will bold
their regular meeting nt the armory,
Saturday at two o'clock. All members
an urged to come aa there will b
election of officers as well as some
other buainesH. All comrades are in
vited to Htteiidi
.
J), Y. O. H, rttub members will be
entertained by Mrn. S. S. Caaad it
her home, 11112 Columbia atreet, Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock.
Oregon Agricultural College, Dee.
11. (Special). Mian Gertrude Hdl
of Kiigene waa the honored guest ut
a midnight birthday aupper given for
her Friday night at Snell ball. Plac?j
were set for ei&ht guefta. Miss Hill
is a Bophoniore in the school of com
merce. The Geary Parent-Teacher aoci..
tion held an interesting meeting Wed
nesday afternoon. A holiday program
was. given by the little folks of tn-;
kuiooI. Mrs. kndieutt, chairman of the
kindergarten, gave a talk on how 'o
go about getting kindcrgorten work
well eatablinhed here. Members of the
nHSociation voted favoricg tJie kiDd;
ga ten bill at the coming legislature
se ision.
The association is planning to build
a new lawn at the school bouse .t
soon as the weather permits.
Following the afteruoou's discus
sions and business sessions there wis
a tea hour, with Miss Lena Mclutye
prciuding. '
in
m
i .vol
i l"1
( eat
ii KU
i Ap
i iH
i. let
J P
! he
i mo.
i
'! tril
niq
: mix
(t'il
; ia !
roll
list
I
Women's Auxiliary
Scores City Dump
Condemnation of the Kugene dump
ground was voted by the ladies'
auxiliary of the chamber of commerce
hut night, after the civic committee,'
headed by Mrs. V. W. Calkins recom
mended such action. The grounds were
held to be both unsanitary and un
lovely Katherine Goodpasture appeared nn
the program for a whistling aulo.
Mrs. John F. Ketelw delivered read
ing, Mrs. David Jone? a vocal solo
with violin accompaniment by Martha
Patterson, and the entertainment was
followed by ranis. Mrs. Charles Dur
ham and Mrs- 1. L. Heard were ac
cepted as new members.
Wednendny, January II was an
nounced as next meeting night, in
charge of the following committee:
Mrs. KaM Robertson, chairman; Mrs.
M. H. Robinson. M s S. I!.' Skene.
Mrs. S. H. Straw, .Mrs. John Seavey.
Mrs. George Smith. Mrs. Herbert
Smeed and Mrs. A. V. Stein.
KtTGKNR CO?.I.p:CTR)N AGKNCY,.
774 WILL ST. PIIONIO fl(K). d
HELD OVER!
That All Eugene May
See the Greatest Picture
Valentino Ever Made!
Now Don't Miss ' ' ":
RUDOLPH
TTT RUDOLPH
Valentino
4A Sainted Devil'
Positively
Last Showing
TODAY
Not excepting "THE FOUR
HORSEMEN" and "THE
SHEIK" Valentino's role In
"A SAINTED DEVIL" la the
biggest succeia of his career.
. Home oi tin Wur'iier
Tomorrow
'THE FAST SET'
Atmospheric Prolog
Aubrey Furry
Baritone Soloist
SPECIAL at 7:20
EFFECTS 9:15
For Every Requirement flftf4f,
i This Trade Mark ' tlWrWkwi '"
Is your assurance of lAf "IE? If it
I . Perfect Style TyMfk I '
i Perfect Fit FrffVS '
Perfect Service I I
I' Perfect Satisfaction gjj Ji
The extreme Blm-
aOS actcrlzes fine tailor-
II f -t - " I " ' Ing In the outstand- .
U ln ,eature of tllls I I
m V vory PPular Pa'cnt
r l0Hther button Ox- Jl J
ijal priced at $6.85 the
AX BtLLV DER,RTMeWT STORE
t
I l
tournament Sunday, univers'ty eds
and co-eds played tennis during the
afternoon on the op "ii-air cotirta, and
otlfoiH were seen taking advantage. of
the clear weather to poliah the ci)t
repair the roof, or work on the f runt
lrwn. . '
Weather note Fourteen days before
Christmns. Kugene enjoyed
spring climate!
While the eautern part of the I'ni
ted States ut niggled in the (trip of
fimnv storma and the mid'lle went Buf
fered from zero weather. Lane county
lk took off their overcoat, wore
sweaters to work, and banked in the
warm fmnfthine nf the June-like day.
- While tJieSiinnhiiie was exception)!)
today, 'the temperature was little d f-
ferent from thai ord!nnr!1y enjoye'
ht this time of year. Yesterday's max
imum wtia r.i degrees, white this
uinrninjr it 1 waa one . degree cooler
than yesterday.
'(lolf playera git out their cluhs f.ii
a few Imleq practice befure the 'earn
Nottce of dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership here t "fine existing -and
known ua TUK KLKt TUH' STUKR
and .inxiMltig nf LKSLIK 1'- MACK
and CLAKl:t'K A. KLK1NS. bax
been dissolved by unit mil cniisent and
the luia'nes w 11 he cnntiinied bere
after bv Clarence A. IClkins,
(Sgn'ed) t LAUKM K A. ELKINS.
. . : ui-'
CAR0 OF THANKS
j We wind to, extend our heartfelt
1 1 hunks to our kind iieibburK pd
friendH. who asKinted ilur ng the ill
neH Jintr dentil of- bidtivt'd motlier
and Tftr the bedtitiful floral offerings.
FAMILY "I'' TMI-; LATK- MItS. M.
.l.iANIHtKWS. . ;' '
Eugene's Gift Stpre for Men
CHRISTMAS
: ; BBSs
Our Entire Stock
pf $1 Ties
CPPflAI FRIDAY and
l)1 LtlAL .v- SATURDAY
69c.
Three Ties For $2
(Limit 3 to a customer)
green ITierren Co.
men's wear
"ono of Eugene's best stores"
S25 Willamette Street 825 .
I ' r n o i f 1 c Conservatory
j teaches -mutiic that in best
adapted to the character and
.'powertt of the individual. A
j course, uf study may be plnn
Mied and follovvptl out in their
i exact, .order for the violin,
piano, voice, cello, wind or
stringed inslrunients based on
2 generally accepted laws. ' It
p is the individual which must
;be the determining ono in the
fend. Every great violinist of
the close of the last century
had each his own individual
manner of holding the bow
since each one of them had a
differently shaped and pro
portioned arm muscles and
Tingers.
' Violinists such as Klman
Zimblast, Kubelick, Spalding,
j'Ttoson, Seidel. Hcifetz, Krcis
ilcr, each and every one of
jtheni has his strongly marked
(individuality as a piayer anil
jhis own individual style.
I What sort of a violinist
would he be who played all the
I various kinds of music in the
same manner.. Music studied
as an outside subject not for J
credit with a regular High'
'School or College course is a
jsure way to make the stud
ent's education more com-
lj)lete. Violins loaned free to
eginnors.
A REAL CHRISTMAS SALE
FINEST SILK UNDERWEAR
For Gifts Specially Priced
Combinations, I'ino quality, real lace (rim, extra
special.
Yosts, sale jiricn from $2.25 to $3.15
downs, priced special, $7.65 and up
Combinations, special $3.60 to $5,95
All Hosiery
Greatly Reduced
Villi l''jlsi!iimwl n,tillitm fZ
weight, all colors. $-,.."i
quality Q:A ffQ
sale price .. VXM7
Chiffon lioso, fine qualitv
".'.".'L..OO
(gilmor-e's
Correct Jlpparcl for Women
FOR CHRISTMAS
' New shipment of women's dresses
Speeinl purchase permits us to sell Q-i Jf Q("
this $-V) value for .: . . . . vAltJIw
Women's Coats All Reduced.
Women's . QA 0 29
Handkerchiefs .W ?A.UU
AVomen's Silk Hose rtff and
All Colors tPJ-.At)
Pure Linen Lunch
Cloths
$3.00
$1.98
Babe Ruth, King of Swat, Has Sent a
Baseball Bat
With Ma pronat alxnatur In St. Mary's High. School (or the
PRE-CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
1061 rharnelton Strf-ot (Newman Hall)
Just what you want tor Chrlatmas gifts.
Dolla, wonderfully dreaaed Aorons, fin aelectlon Fancy
Work of vry variety Candlea to ault evtry tooth Home
Cookad Fooda.
BAZAAR OPENS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 7:30 P. M.
Continues Friday and Saturday Coma early to get your cholc
Only 11 Shopping Days 'Till Christmasl
GLOVE BOND
WILL SOLVE
GIFT
' PRODLE.M
, AXBiLLV DEPARTMcVrr oTORE
, POST CARD3
X SEALS
holiday
I'Al'ER
AN'u boxes
. , c
MILADY'S BEAUTIFUL
- Coro Pearl Necklace
Much Less $2.69
- A GIFT THAT CHARMS
A charm of its own belong to tins
exquisite necklace something she scl-'
ilom buys for herself hence make ex
cellent 'gift. ' Graduated sizes ' pearls,
sterling silver clasp, in beautiful satin
lined case. Our regular low price was
$3.50,
A PRE-1IOL1DAY SALE
New
Fountain
Pens, Very
Special $1.00
LOT NO. 2
$1.50
In ladies' and
gentlemen's
styles. Black and
colors. Another
'gift suggestion
that strikes
one's pocket
book very lightly.
Silverware Oli '
OXE LOT AMERICA'S NATIONALLY AD- '
VEHTISEI) "COMMUNITY" 'AND "ROGERS
1847"! LOVED FOR ITS BEAUTY! CHRIST-
MAS SUGGESTION!
Rarely do you choose amiss when you choose silverwar-e. It appeals to
the beauty-loving woman in every walk pf life. To the woman in her simply
furnished cottage it is so much more beaut'. To the woman already pos
sessing a quantity of silver there is the exquisite" joy of adding another
piece. . , .
A Gift Stipreme 26 Piece Set
Silverware, Guaranteed 20 Years
$13.48
1000 'Kerchiefs, Regularly
35c to 50c, Choice, 3 For
Just as pretty as you would expect
Dainty white or colred conceptions.
98c
. A Sale of Lunch Cloths ) QQp
At A Phenomenal Price j
FRIDAY, 9:00 TO" 12:00' ONLY
They, indeed, are better than the price indicates and must be seen
to be appreciated. There arc only 5'.) to 'sell at the exceptional price of
f)8c each. f)S inch, round cloths of a splendid weight, embroidered scal
lops; some all white, others with colored embroidered scalloping..
Make inexpensive Christmas gifts.
Copyright, Oregon City Woo'fti Mills
Boys' All Wool Suits
"WITH TWO
PAIR KNICKERS
$10.75
Boys like to look well
dressed just the same as
the grown-ups. So when
you give him something to
wear you are pretty cer
tain to make his Christinas
a liappy one.
Christmas Handkerchiefs
THOUSANDS OF THEM!
LXDESCRipiBLY BEAUTIFUL!
Seemingly an endless variety including every desirable style plain linen
hemstitched, embroidered, scalloped novelty and lace trimmed. Also silk
hankies for the fair sex.
-But select them thoughfully. S 'lect 'kerchiefs that arc becoming to
the particular t; po of the individual you arc remembering. This season
the modes are ninny and varied.
them to be and so givcablo too,
MEX'S GENUINE "OREGON CITY"
Pure Virgin Wool Overcoats
Take A Special Price $24.95
THIS "WEEK-END FEATURE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
These burly overcoats look good. There s
a charm to the wide collar, big patch pockets
and inverted pleats. But, for the real test of
warmth, wait until winter's first blast. Then
if you are wearing an "Oregon City" you'll
know what virgin wool means to an overcoat
Softer and warmer, because if is new.
Naturally, when you look for style you'll
find it as smart as you see on any of the
avenues. Light grey and tnn senii-invisiblo
plnid, full belted, raglnn or regulation sleeves.
MEX'S IMTORTED
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH
v Dress Shirts
, Extra Special $2.50
Of course he needs soiue new shirts nn
you'll find it a real joy to choose these. Find
out his size from nn old shirt before coniingt
then you'll be sure the new one will tit.
With soft collar, one pocket, solid white or
tan, latest style.' Sizes 14 to 17.
MEN'S FIXE
Cashmere Dress
Hose, Pair 59c
Drop stitch, in seal brown, brown heather,
also black. Extra spliced heels and toes, sizis
10 to 11 J.
i 731 Willamette Street