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Page Six THE EUGENE GUARD Monday Evening, January 12, l!)2j Pleasant Hill hlch school ran away with the baBkotball game with Klmlra lush school Friday night at Klmlra, by a score of 28 to 6. The Pleasant Hill team was , uu the offensive through out the game, shooting baskets from all angles on the floor. Klmlra played a stubborn of fensive, but only In the lust. 5 minutes of the game was able 'jo score. Wheeler, speedy for ward for Pleasant Hill, was the high point man of the game, net ting. 10 points, while Llnrilcy, the rangy center, thalked up 9 mark ers. ...... A return game, a double-header, between the hrtvK' nnri irtrln' Ihrtiin of PleaBant Hill and Klmlra, will be played next Saturday according to O. M. Gillette, Pleasant Hill coach. Pleasant Hill plays Thurs ton Friday, January 23. Following la the summary of the Friday game: Pleasant Hill Elmira (28) - Position (6) Wheeler (10) Mathews (3) Mndley (9J Bedell (4) Ouilev Olsen (2) F F C O G H Blauson (1) Burns (3) Isaacson (2) , Bangs Lake Substitutions: Klmira Inman frir Slauson. Pleasant Hill Harrison for Wheeler; Olsen for Mathews; MatheWS for ftllilnv. TtpfMraa' 1. Laird. ' S.S.S. will rid you of bolls, pimples, blackheads and skin eruptions I DON'T CLOSE your eyes to the) warning which Nature gives when angry, painful bolls appear on your neck, face or other parts of your body. Boils, rlimples and lo-callod skin disorders are the re sult of an Impoverished condition of the blood and are not to ba trifled with. It Is nothing more than folly to expect to get absolute relief from the use of local treatments, such ns ointments, salves, etc. Such remedies may afford temporary re lief but you want more than re lief; you want a remedy which will rid you forever of the tortur ing disorders. And the one remedy which has no equal is S.S.S. . - S.S.S. stops bolls and keeps them from coming. S.S.S. builds blood power! That is what makes fight ing blood. Fighting blood destroys impurities. It fights bolls. It fights skin eruptions pimples, black heads, eczema! It always wins! S.S.S. lias been known since 1828 as one of the greatest blood build ers, blood cleansers and system fitrenglhenors ever produced. There are noiunproven theories about S.S.S., the scientific results of each of its purely vegetable medicinal ingredients are admitted by authorities, ffogln taking S.S.S. today und clear your skin of those blood disorders! 8. S. 8. ! sold t all food drug atorea in two aiiai. Tha 1 larger tin ia mora economical. C C C Sho Worlds Best A 1 Junior High School Ut Cottage Grove Wins From Coburg COTTAUU OHOVE, Jan. 12. (.Sjicfiolj 'ilia 1)25 basketball cn- son opened propiliuusly here Friday nislit when tlio Cottuge tirovo Junior li.gta school team defeated Coburg by a score of 41 to 7. Tlio fi-esliniou of tlio Cottage Orovo high school followed this victory with a much closer und rougher gainc against Uorcna high, hi which the lo cal boys won 2H to 21. In the first gunie the Coburg boys were completely outclassed as play ers, hut as BiiortBmen there nro nouo better, Krockinun and Adums, for wards on the Cottage Urove grade tennis form a combination that is hard to beau The Cottage Grove grade teams will meet the Eugene Junior high. here on Jan. 2 and in a return giimo at Eu gene ,liio. Mi, in a pre-senson game the Eugene team defeated Coburg 25 to 0, which would seem to augur a close giimo when Eugene and Cottage urove mix. BURT GATES TAKES Many were out for the It. A. Habb handicap shoot held yesterday at the trups at the Eugene aviation field. Of. (lie 20 shooters who faced the traps Burt Gates of Crow was high gun. The following are the scores uiado: Score HUcp. Shot Vds. At Broke Hay Vcatih 18 - : 27) 22 Silas Varuell 18 27, 1. Gates 17 25 II. Gates ...... ..,18 27) .1. UusHcIl 18. 27, It. A. Babb 20 27, II. Ciimmiiigs 20 27 W. 11. Anderson ..21 '27, liny Gliis .'.! -S7t Walt .Met oi iniik . ,2.i 27 J. C. Price 1(1 27) V. Seavey .'..Ill ' 2Z C. Good .........1(1 27 G. Terrill 1U 27. ' Harry Powell 1(1 27) 0. C.-.Molr 1(1 27, Itoy Stein, Jr 1(1 27, Dr. Tye l'l 27 3. H. lilcwctt 11) 25 18, 20 2i 17 l'l 3!) Ill 17 18 18 20 17 20 22 21 Oregon Wins Hoop Game, Score 63-31 Unirerxity of Oregon's basketball teniii easily defeated Willamette uni versity Sniiiriliiy evening nv the ar mory, by a score of O.'1-ill. The game was the first conference contest of the season. I The sinniniiry: J Ore ():!) Pos. (ai)' Wil. Hobnm (1-O...K... (18) FaihJlcht Gownns (III). ,.F ., Poling Okerherg (1!),.C (()) Hartley Westerirren 141 .fl....(7 Hi.lmi.tuim J6st (4) '. G'. Erlckson iibs:. Oregon Giintlier, Child, Itelnlinrt and GillonWatora. Willamet te Stnlnheise and Enimnl. Iteferfc -Colemaii. , ' . Fritz Leiber is Real Star; Play Scores Big Hit Eugene theatergoers seeing Hamlet Saturday night at the ileilig theater have a memory of one ot a Cham ot masterpieces that come in a life time. And In thoi words of those who time and time again have aeea the presen tation of the play, Fritz Leiber is ranking among the best in the inter pretation of .Shakespeare. , That Shnkespenre BtUl lives w.is demonstrated at the play. And yet one of the delightful things about the presentation is, it seems, almost of modern drama, and still brings under standing, appreciation, and satisfac tion of a Shakespearean production. So extremely natural and realistic aifl the Hcrnes and acting that noone has to excuse and remember it is not a modern drama. Fritz Leiber is wonderful in the play j a well-trained and likable voice, and acting that is I he true art of acting. His interpretation of the soli" loquy was the fulfillment, of antici pation for. those who went in many oases to see that scene alone. An minimal and unexpected tiling Is that "the supporting, cast is all good. Stars the stars but the remaining cast can be anything as a rule. The rapi dity Willi which the play progresses is also unusual and remarkable for Hamlet. No intermission exceeds three minutes. The stage settings and-costumes are .very colorful,' and yet have aim iilicily anu taste, lacking entirely any glare or gtudiness. A brunetto Oshe lia is a surprise, but she redeems herself by a remarkable acting and a glorofied voice. Her interpretation of the mad scene is a masterpiece of acting. She is perliups the sbnde best of any 'of the supporting cast. E ELKS NOTICE d- bc present. This being his visitation to Eugene rodgo No. .157, members are request ed and visitors are given a special Invitation to attend this meeting. GEO. WOOD, Secretary . ' jl2-14 Suit to enjoin Darwin E. Yoran, postmaster, from holding up the mail of the National Thrift asso ciation, ' a Eugene organization headed by Dr. S. T. Donohue, was filed today in circuit court. , The complaint states that all mail ad dressed to the-association here is marked "fraudulent" and returned to the senders and that money or ders mude out to the association are not cashed by the local post office. . ' ' Damages to the amount of $500 are asked and also an injunction that will, allow the mail to beVle livered. Mr. Yoran Btates that he Is fol lowing orders of the government In the matter. The Thrift asso ciation Is represented by E. II. Slattery. ' , Additional territory east and south of Oakridge was added to that school district, number 76, at a meeting of the boundary board hold today. Petitions for the ad dition were recently filed with the board. The boundary board also granted additional territory to Mapleton school district number 32. This territory added was unorganized and formerly knovn as 147. The boundary board did. not paas on the application to have part of the Goshen district added to 'district 9. This was post poned until the February meeting as those backing the petition In number 9 failed to have notifica tions in on time. . t test in cleaners mu'timent, while spreading among bystanders the prop aganda of frequent cleaning and creas ing. . . " . ' New York Woman Becomes Fascist ItOMH, Jan. 12.-i.Mrs. John Adams Drake of New York City was' receiv ed yesterday by Premier Mussolini. .Mrs. Drake expressed .such enthu siasm for the Fascist cause that S'g nor Mussolini authorized her appoint ment as the first American womun Fascist. Mrs. Drake is president of the American Free Milk and lielicf for Italian society. Her work both in this country and Italy was honored by the Italian government and Pope Pius, by whom, she was received in private audience. Underwood Shoals Amendment Loses WHAT GERMANS RFi JIKHMN. Jan. IL'.-uC,, sellers report that the : - itiff nuhlic selects itrimu..;i ..1 with hooks on travel a close Detective and adventure sturi. popular,,, and there is a brisk j for volumes on sportB am) htI War hooks' ni-n , ,lrn n .1.. HUtiJ WASHINGTON. Jan. 12. The Wadsworth amendment to the t'n derwood Muscle Shoals bill providing that a commission be created with lull anil Iiiini power to uispose or uic a problem was rejected Saturday hj the , Cleaners and Dyers Meet in Los Angeles LOS ANGKLKS, Jan. 12. Los An geles men will be unusually well groomed this week if the National As Bocintion of Dyers and Cleaners has its way. In opening its eighteenth an il convention here today the asso ciation supplemented the program of speaking and discussion with a free clothes pressing service. By putting razor edges on tlio public's trousers, grutis, the clothes pressing exhibit Is expected to servo the double purpose of demonstrating to delegates the la- a My 1 1 aV rs V 1WI lAArVI LC SAY 1 "BAYER; ASPIRIN" and INSIST! Unless you see the. "Bayer Cross", on tablets you are-' not getting the genuine, Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Headache Neuralgia . Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" bojecs of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. Arolrln la tha trade mirk of Imr Uumfuhir ot Moooicrtlcsclileater of BnllcrMciclJ 5 Neuritis Thank Gray For Low Priced Gray's second carload just arrived and will be sold at ridicu lously low prices. Cheaper than good apples- Everybody Can Afford Them ! PRICES buy (No "real small ones) and Per Doz 15c to 50c SAVE Apple Box 1 . . $1.95 Pull Case .... $2.50 Fancy Basket Full 85c spubs FANCY NETTED GEMS Guaranteed free from frost. Es pecially fine for boiling and baking. Per 100 Pounds, $2.75 COFFEE WE ROAST OUR OWN A modern new roaster in operation each day. Fresh' roasted coffee that can't be excelled; 38c To 50c Per Pound Now, Lower Than Since 1922 . Lower Price Wednesday 10-lb. Cloth Sack 80c today; 100 lbs. $7.55 EUGENE SPRINGFIELD COTTAGE GROVE IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAY'S T MS, JANUARY UvA . In! W , Is CLEARANCE w t; 1 Ladies' Strap Shippers In Patent Satin and Kid leather, marked excep tionally low for this sale. Oxfords' and shoes priced extremely low. This is your opportunity to save money in good footwear. i There Is To Be No Stock Reserved During This SALE Every Pair Marked As Low As Possible. V Don't Fail To Take Advantage of This Sale. Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords on sale here is attracting the buying public as we carry the best assortment of men's oxfords that is possible to place at your demand at these prices. $ 3 9 5 Men's choc calf work shoes this is one of many such bargains at this sale. 95Men' s black and brown work shoes a regular $5.00 sell er. This is our leader. I 95 Boys School Shoes we have over 200 pairs going at this v price; Only $1.95. 45 Men's 16-inch Moccasin Toe High Cuts. This is one of many real savings at this sale. 3 9 5 Ladies' Black Calf Oxfords, low heels, specially priced for this sale. Only $2.95. " 9 5 Ladies' Black and Brown Ox fords, low rubber heels. Good year welt soles. At this sale for $3.95. . 4m 95m isses' black lace shoes, real bargain at this special price $1.95. 95Lad ies' Dress Slippers Patent and Kid Straps, military heels. See these on Sale ' ' STAR SHOE. STORE 35 West 8th Avenue Eugene, Ore.
