The Eugene guard., January 14, 1925, Image 3

I Wednesday Evening, January 14, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Pago Tbrea
RISE IS EXPECTED
svnnt l iniTPHRA til!
i fcujFnc wj r . ,
,e price or Dreau mwnu me ui
! !rre weeki if he price of flour does
Lit liow a decrease, anuounces II.
v I - k'fTninfr hitkpri'.
j rt-' ni iu n ui - -
i .1-.. KnlrArs nre nlreatlv milking
rnmgemenis to increase their prices,
md San Francisco, Seattle, Tacoina
,l other larger cities or tne cnant
,ivo already made tue rise in ureuu.
The ono pound loaf now sells iu
fni-ena for 10 cents and the pound
id n half for 15 cents. The new rale
Miuld add 1 cent on the price of each
'The average bakery has not
ought heavily on flour, and none of
-..a..ln.l tlm nriCA In rpui'h its
liesont peak," said Mr. Krcmmcl.
'Larger wm-ui. ciii iu- j
oated a Rhortnge ana consenuenuy
, prices of flour, now around $10..!0
h is predicted. Costs of materials
tve increased -oj per nui. mm
iii could be bought for 13 cents last
. ar now costs 1!1 cents and vegetable
i' k....A rien IS to 20 ner cent. It
looks to me as if the increase is in
stable. .
Rubbish Fires Are
Offensive, .Report
Defunct automobile tires make ex
llent fuel for furnaces, according to
c unofficial opinion of those who
ave' tried this, but the resulting
oma that floats over the neighbor
ed is not to be praised, according
i several complaints made to city of-
ials. Members of the city council
ic calling attention to the fact that
ere is a city ordinance against tne
mine of anything in the way of
iiiMiish that will cause any unpleas-
it odor that would be offensive to
hers. The burning of rubbish out
ers in innny cases has also result
I in complaints and some warnings
ill be issued in the matter, is the
announcement.
, MARCEL AND CURL 75c.
Sill, Willamette, Room 5. Thone
fc-S-J. 'H3ay Thompson. tf
For quality cigars. Trince Xemo.
REAL SILK
HOSIERY
Agency
D. E. Carr
272 7th 'Avenue East
Phone 916
.o OODNESS
VJT Gracious!" ex
claimed Mrs. Newly
wed, "I don't know
whatl should do with
out our Playerpiano.
It's just the dearest
help in the world at
entertaining."
When friends "drop '
In" tor an evening,
there's no dull mo
ment with a Player
piano. If you wish to ,
dance, the Player
piano is ready to fur
nish the most capti
vating, entrancing,
irresistible music
that will make your
feet start tingling. t
Or, If you prefer to
sing the old favorite
ballads, the amusing
folk songs, or listen
to the jewels from the
world's greatest op
eras the Player
piano is always ready
to match your mood.
Think how much
more happiness you'll
get out of life with
music in your home.
Come in today
and let ui ex
plain our eaty
. payment plan,
F. A. Rankin
64 West 6th Ave.
r
To Young j
Married
People
By MARIAN 1.0 WRY
Items . Should Be Thoned To the Society Editor Between
S:30 A. M. and 11:3d A. M. Telephone Number 1200
Club
L'liiversifr fiimltv n-oinm ami wivo
of furulty members arc particularly j
interebted m tlic announcement that
university visKiug day will be Thurs
day afternoon iu Alumni ball at two
thirty o'clock. Those whoso utunes be
gin with G. II. 1. and J will be hos
tesses for the afternoon. Tea will be
served about four-thirty o'clock. AH
attending arc ticked to bring their
needlework. These afternoons are
held once a month, and the one to
morrow will be the first since No
vember. The Ladies of the College Crest
Neighborhood club will inert at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Cressey Thursday
afternoon at two o'clock.
An interesting meeting planned for
this evening is tiiat of the Ladies'
auxiliary of the Kugene chamber of
commerce which will have a program
and evening of curds at the chain her
of commerce rooms' beginuiug at
seven-thirty o'clock.
Mra. C. J. Fulton will entertain
The programs will Ite combined ut
the meeting of the Southern Willam
ette Dental association which will be
held at the Off burn hotel Saturday
evening starting at 0:110 o'clock, the
December session having been post
poned. The following is Uie program:
Taper Dr. A. J. Atwuter, pugene,
"Oral Infections."
Discussion Dr. M. C. Harris, .Ku
gene. Clinic Dr. "W. A. . G. Hanford.
Corvatlis.
l'oper Dr. H. W. Titus. Cottage
Grove, '.Mndifi-'d Alveolectony."
Discussion Dr. .1. L. Hesse, Ku
gene. Clinic Dr. It. H. Dippct; Spring
field. ICE
Ir. S. A. Dnnford, superintendent
of the Southern Oregon district of the
.Methodist church, will go to l'ortlnnd
this week to assist in a two weeks
revival services to bo held at the
Sellwood church there. Mrs. Dauford
will have charpe of the -boys and
girll'. classes during the meetings
which will start Sunday, .Dr. Han
ford said today. Revival services are
now under way at, the Junction City1
Methodist'diuiTli under the direction
of the pastor. Itev. W. V. Hutchin
son nnd Rev. M- T. Nolan of Monroe.
Hegular services arc being held at
the new Methodist church just open
ed at Oakridge. liraic Driver is pas
tor (here.
Price of Prunes
Will be Advanced
SAN JOSH. Cal.. Jan. II. An
nouncement of an increase in prune
prices was .made here last night by the
California Prune nnd Apricot Grow
ers' association to become effective
Monday. Imminence of a world prune
rhortoge was assigned as the major
renson for the advance.
ELKS NOTICE
rt Regular meeting
tK BI"' initiation Wed-
Vjfcy nesday evening, Jan.
I2r 14lh at Trill). Denutv
(linnd Kxlilted Itulor,
Percy Young, will be
present. This being his
visitation to' Kugene
Ixiilgc No. P..j7. members are reouest-
ed and visitors are given a special
i invitation to attend this meeting.
' CiKO. WOOD, Secretary
j J12-H
Turn Hair Dark
With Sage Tea
, I
The old timo mixture of Sago
Tea and Sulphur for darkening
gray, streaked and faded hair is
grandmother's recipe, and folks
are again using it to keep their
hair a good, even color, walrh Is
quite ' sensible, as we are living
in an age when a youthful ap
pearance is of tho greatest ad
vantage. Nowadays, though, we don't
have the IroublcBOino task of
gathering the sago and the mussy
mixing at home. A1J drug stores
sell the rcady touse product, im
proved by the addition of other
ingredients, called "Weill's Sage
and Sujphur Compound." It Is
very popular hecauso nobody can
discover It lias been applied.
Simply moisten your comb or a
soft lirush wild it nnd draw this
through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time; by morn
ing the gray hair disappears, hut
what delights tho ladles with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound, is that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after a few
applications, It also produces that
soft lustre and appearance of
abundance which is so attractive.
DANCING TAUGHT &
Private Lessons Daily
1 P. M. To 9 P. M.
We can teach you quickly
and easily Results
Guaranteed
KuKonc'd oldest and only
rcfiisterml tm hnol nf dancing
Start Today
CINDERELLA
DANSE STUDIO
657 Phone
Willamette 171&-R
r.,
inL,
Keto club members at ier home to
morrow afternoon.
The Kugene Federation of Women's
ttrgunizations wilt have an important
meeting Friday afternoon, Juuuary 10
at two-thirty o'clock. The meeting
will be held iu the chamber of com
merce rooms.
Mra. Herbert Olsen will be hostess
to intersc club members tomorrow
for a one o'clock luneheou, at Jier
borne, 31 57 L'utterou street,
Thursday Sewing club members wilt
be intcrtained thitt week Ht the home
of Mrs, Harry Hobos, 1'JoS Wasn
ington. Among Thursday afternoon's club
meetings will be that of the L. O. K.
club at the KIks temple at, two o'clock.
Mrs. Maude Hryan and Mrs. A. J.
l'erkins are the two chairmen of the
committees in charge.
Found struggling in the swollen
waters of a creek in the Marcola dis
trict recently a young buck deer was
dragged out by Ora Wills nnd taken
to a vacant Jiousc to be wrapped In
blankets and revived and as the ani
mal is still crippled a request lias
been made to the state game officials
for a permit to retain the deer until.it
recovers strength enough to be turn
ed loose.
Itodney Hunch, deputy state game
warden in Lane county, today for
warded the request for a permit to
L. ,1. Fierce, who is taking care of
the deer. The buck "is about two
thirds grown nnd is now quite tnme
and feeds well although one hip is
broken.
"This shows fine sportsmanship on
the part of the men who rescued the
crippled deer tfrom drowning nnd the
act buoiild be commended," is the
statement of the deputy game war
den. "As Mr. Frice states in his let
ter it would be a' shame to turn out
the animal until it was well able to
take care of itself. Permits are al
ways required when a deer is held in
captivity but they are readily granted
by the commission when the animals
nre being taken care nf such as in
this case,' Mr. Itoach Isaid.
Sheepmen Holding
Annual Convention
FK.NHLKTON, Ore., Jan. 14.
Sheepmen- of Oregon and many from
Washington and Idoho are guthered in
Fendieton today for the annual con
vention of the Oregon Wool Cirowors'
association. The sessions started this
morning at 10 o'clock in the rooms
of the Fendleton Commercial associa
tions ami will continue through to
morrow. The outstanding feature of
the session this morning wdh the an
nual address of Fred W. Falconer,
president of the association.
FOrJrlhT
SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" -$emim
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
Colds
Pain
Headache
Toothache
S" AccfPt on'y "Bayer" package
gOL which contains proven directions.
f Handv "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet,
' Also bottle, of 24 and 100 Druggi,U.
Atptrla U the utde mark of B.yer Utnuactur of UoDoaceUeaclaMter of Sallejllcicld
Ask for
WILLAMETTE GOLD
BUTTER
Always Pure-Sweet-Fresh
At Your Grocers
Mfg. by Reid's Dairy
842 Pearl St.
!0I1CE, HUGE
Itcjinning his Berim vt "I'niversity
Sermons" Sunday morning nt Si.
.Marys Catholic ruurch Katlurr
O liura spoke to a congregation tli.tt
filled the thuren to its doors ou
"Christian Marriage." He emphasized
the importance of Uie family, astfigu
inif to it the primdi-y am out tfocial iu
Htitutious. the siton biipport of
school, church and iate.
"The unity of Christian marring'
insisted upon by historical Christian
ity,' SJid Father O'llaru, "involves n
repudiation of both simultaneous and
conservative polygamy. If divorce be
understood in the sense of a permw
eiou to re-marry during the lifetime
of ImjiIi parties, there is no scriptural
ground for divorce, infidelity may
give ground for a separation but does
uot permit re-murriage.
The increase in divorces in til'
I'tiited States was referred to. In i
1SJH) there were lit marriages for eaeh
divorce; iu l'JIU there we?e '.lit ar
riuges for each divorce; iu W-J tnere
were 7.;t marriages for each divorce.
The ratio in Oregon in lil-'-i was
marriages to each divoi '.t'. South
Cur oli mi is the ouly state i the uniou
which b.is never granted a divorce.
The next sermon in the university
series preached by Father O'Hara will
be on "Christian Cutty." It will deal
with what could be accomplished by
a united Christendom nnd a practie.U
I proposal for bringing such a union
! about. These sermons arc preached at
the 10:IS0 mass Sunday mornings and
will continue during Juuuary and
February.
L
No further developments in the
situation arising out of the decision
of Joseph T. (ilenn, city school super
intendent, not to Itecoine a candidate
for re-election, were nnuouueed today.
J'rederiik 11. .li-iinings, chairman of
Ihe achool hoard, stated tins morning
that the hoard was not yet consider
ing applications for the position.
"I dd uot attend last night's meet
ing of the board." stated .Mr. lllcnn
today, "so I' am not in a position to
make any comment." ' .
Janet Young is
Pleasing in Play
1 Janet Young, former I'niversity of
Oregon draiinitic leader, came back to
Kugene Tuesday evening to score the
greatest success of her playing here.
With her she brought the remainder
of the Moroni Olson players, an ex
cellent cast, who presented "You and
I," to the high iipprovul of the Heili,
theater audience.
The play carried a plot that is very
modern, nnd one that carries a typical
situation through in a real-life man
ner.
'Din ..not ivim well ehtoicn. nml the
lilies very well inlerpretated thoiigfi-1
out. It was a goou play, and u was
appreciated.
Request on State
Information Sent
Somewhere in Oregon there is a
"tremendous building boom takiu;
place in some, as. we understand it.
Neuralgia
Neuritis
Lumbago
Rheumatism
toewly founded city," is au excerpt I
from a letter received by the Kugene j
chamber of commerce from the i
Springfield, Mat., chamber. Although I
definite uau on this "newly founded'
city is lacking here there is phuity of
information on a city whore iJicre in
a "tremendous building Imnm' accord
ing to official of the Kugene cham
ber. The Jetter from Springfield
states th.it a group of residents there
who sre interested in Oregon repie
all information avnihMe on the ad
vantage here as a pro.spcetive place
of residence.
Officers mill vrstr.vnirn for tho
I'oiniMK year will be elrrtpd nt Ihe nn-
uiiui uit-fiuiK in uie ni. .Mary s r.pis- (
ropnl rliuri'li to he held this evening, t
an-tmling in aiinnuneenieiit toilsy uf
l(ei. I- retlerii'k I.. .Iciiuiiiks, reetor.
V". T ,
elei-t Ihis nfierniHui. Iteports on the
work of the past jeur from all organ-
nations of die ehun h Kill be present-
ed at the session this evening whi.-h
win open tiuu a dinner ill
0 elook.
The present officers anil veslry
men of the parish are: lir. -M. I..
York, senior warden; K. Eugene
1 hadwirk, junior warden; t II. lie
Vine, treasurer; L. A. Wells, clerk;
Ceorge II. .McMorran, Henry- A.
Troinp. I). A. Thurston, l-'red tleiol
and A. II. Tyson.
Robert Hainsworth
Will Play at Rex
An announcement of interest to
Kugene theatergoers U carried in the
statement of A. II. McDonald, of the
Kex theater, that Itobert V. Hains
worth whose fame is far from un
known 111 this city, has accepted au
engagement as featured organist nnd
will take command of the Wurlitzer
organ, starting Monday, of next week,
at the Hex.
Mr. HaiiiMvorth had the honor of
being the first "big time" organist in
local theatrical circles, having opened
Uie Hex organ when the big instru
ment wftK first installed. He also
earned for himself the . position (t
"first hive' among Kugene theater
patrons who remember him na tbe
most popular organist t he Hex lias
ewr had.
THE BUTTON SHOP
Pleating, ltmtons and Hemstitching.
S6 7th Ave. Knst. Phone 1713-J.
KIV.KNK COlXEtTTON AiKXCY,
774 WILL. ST. PIIONK 000. Y. H.
BI.OWKltS, Ml.Il. tf
T
O. A. llouglum. It. A. Soulttt uutl
K, 1. Kectiey were reelected on the
Y. M. (. A. board of Jireetors it w i
announced at a meeting lat uig-it.
nnd Ir. lieurse Hurley, and lr. Geo.
Winchell were chora new members
The vole was tukeu by mail.
Kauai growth was mao by the "Y"
duviiiK ll'l. ureordiiiK to tne uuuuat
eomintttee reports, juM filed. (Jyimu
sniin flush's increased, n Lane county
- bnketball kitnae was established, a
large number of hn' clnlm, including
tho so in Si'iin'field, WcikiUing aiut
Coburg, where HI-Y Hubs were 01 -gauized,
and at Crt-oll and .Norken
J xie soJioul where I'ionevr rlu'is wort'
i formed. .
Kdiuation.il classes were conduct
ed with good rVsuhs, reportM showe I.
I u een-iiay school ol religious eoucJ-
j (i (
Kicked by the .
.M. C. A. his
i.roveil su.eessful. nml a (uin in as
..,.;..,:.. ,...i
j ev j.. j l llirki . llf lh,
i nc,...Saiiomil . I1ur. l1 spoke ol
I ..wh. ,,. .y, M., , a ,
ity," and lr. K. T. lfurnctt led in
uias8 singing. February membership
committees were mimed.
The program committee is to ivn
sist of t. M. Kuirry, chairman, and
Krnest I.udlow and Uamey Hugh. The
memberHliip committee in composed of
t). L. Skeic, chairman, M. M. Honey,
Paul 1. Ureen, V. IV .McDonald, Karl
Muir, H. 11. Ituth. Alfred Skaile, I,.
Y. Voodin, Jidm Heanlwley and J. 11.
Hewitt.
RUB PI OUT OF
For 65 years, millions -have
rubbed soothing, penetrating St.
Jacobs Oil rlRlit
on the tender
spot, and by tho
time they say
Jack Robinaou
out comon Ihe
rheumatic. pain
and distress. St.
Jar.oha Oil Is a
harmless Theunt-
. ntlstn and pain
liniment which
nover tllsnp-
points 'nnd does-
it t burn the skin.
It takes pain,
soreness and stiff
ness from aching
joints, muscles and bones; stops
sciatica, lumbago, backache' and
neuralgia. 36 cent bottle guaran
teed by all druggists.
I ZLl
1 1 I .
originated by SMELL
maintained by SMELL
sold everywhere by SMELL
Glorious
. Gloria's
Greatest!
Gloria clowning and doing
a screeching imitation of
Charlie Chaplin; struggling
In a subway Jam, her every
move a howl; posing as a
Russian countess, gaspingly
gowned and .screamingly
funny. Sensational? Boyl
VOX XKWS WKEKIA'
I'OMKDV
"Low Tide"
word go I
Ihe CASTLE
Vary
i
Fun from the
j Where Prices Never
Sparkling Eyes Joyoua Laughter
ROLLER SKATING
The Health Builder
EVERY DAY 2:30 AND 7:30
Clean, Fresh Air No Dust Warm and Comfortable
WINTER GARDEN
FUN
Broken in a dav
1 liU's act quickly stop colda in 14 houn.
Fever and headache disappear. Grippe it
conquered in j days. Every winter it avei
million danger and discomfort. Don't take
chances, don't delay an hour. Get the best
help science knows,
AU druggists tl, Price-30a
cascarajIquinine
CrtlUdBox tOMV "Uh Portrait
Jour years ago,
after many years of laboratory effort,
Shell introduced Quick Starting Shell
Gasoline. No substitute has been pro
duced since then for Quick Starting
Shell Gasoline.
SHELL COMPANY
OTCalOOKHlA
sCWANSON
Tk 1
TODAY
and
THURSDAY
Phone 1942-J
FUN
SPECIAL EVENT
SKATING
CARNIVAL
Balloons, Potato Races
CASH PRIZES
Thurs. Night
January 15th
Winter Garden