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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1925)
tfondny Evening, January 19, 1025 THE EUGENE GUARD Tage Fivd JANUARY SALES Clearance removal prices are tlie order of tlio day, r.nd this Bale is the broad est we have ever had on account- of an extra effort to move as little of our present stock as possible. COATS Fur-Trimmed Reduced up to Vt and lz Eichly fur trimmed garments including the smartest and most -youthful models of the season. Every garment a wonderful value. $14.75 to $89.50. LARGE'S 865 Willamette TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY F OR EEXT One large housekeep ing room, well furnished, complete kitchenette. 752 Jefferson. Thone 121-R. j21 STRANGER In the city wants a nice comfortable room, ciose in. Would prefer breakfast and dinner. Ad dress 0358 care Guard. j20 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS C. H. Mnlett et ux to Ike J. Lca bo Tract tp. 16 S R 2 W, $100. E. E. Jenkins et ux to Martine d' Elba Lot 12, .blk. 22, Gross add. Eugene, $10. Eltce I'ollett et ux to W. H. Sulli van et ux Lot 1 E4 of lot 2, blk. 10. Marcola, ?10. Baldwin Corporation to Theodore B. Brown NEi sec. 3fi, tp. IB S R 2 E. $10. For quality cigars. Prince Nemo. Here Are Some REAL BARGAINS 1923 Packard. Coupe 1924 Packard Touring 1921 Packard Touring 1920 Chevrolet BANGS GARAGE Ray O'Donnell, Proprietor - 8th and Pearl Phone 21- Know The Truth About Your Eyes V 4 Hoody'tToricUnm N art bta If you have an idea that your eyesight is not what it should be give mo the "opportunity of telling you whether or not glasses will improve it. A careful, thorough examination such as 1 make and glasses adapted to your particular needs if required, may give you a brighter, clearer outlook on life. ' KEEP THINKING ABOUT IT SI WILLAMETTE ST. UOIN1, on BOON :-: GITY NEWS :-: I I I (ContiDUfd from peg. on.) farmer of the Pleasant Hill dls irl.t, was h business visitor iu this city today. G. B. Appelmaa Promoted rromniion of it. B. Appelman of Tacoma, sun of F. 8. Appeilnan, pa senaer agent of the Oregon Electric, from the rank of enptain to that of major, in the officers' reserve corps, has been announced here. Major Ap pelman is kuown In Eugene, aud ser ved in France for IS months durin? the World war, and with the army ol occupation in Germany for mure than a year after the war ended. Club to Meet A meeting is scheduled for the Eastsiiie Improvement club at the Condon school 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, January 21, and all members are asked to attend. There will bo a brief talk on the possibilities of gar bage disposal. The rest of the time will be given over to considerations of the ycur's program of civic im provement. Geographically the club takes iu all the territory cast of Vui vcrsity street. Memorial Is Sent Defeat of the Gooding bill, which would do away with the present long and short haul arrangement of the in terstate commerce commission, is urg ed in letters sent to W. C. Hawley and other Oregon representatives at Washington, 1). C, by the Lane county iloo lloo Lumbermen's club. Prune Growers to Meet Members of the Lane County Co operative Prune Growers' league and the Eugene Fruit Growers' associa tion will hold a joint meeting at the chamber of commerce Tuesday eve ning, to hear H. H. Kipp o the Port-, land chamber of commerce marketing department. Program for Dads Fathers of pupils of the Lincoln school will be honored at the Parent Teacher meeting Wednesday night, at which talks are scheduled by Dr. S. M. Kerron, W. A. Elkius, Dr. W. B. Neal and C. 1". Devereaux. Returns to California Walter J. Shelley, deputy sheriff of Sutter county, Cal., returned yes terday to his home at l'uba City, aft er visiting bis father, J. M. Shelley of Eugene, for several days. Frank Bloomfield Hurt Frank Bloomfield was injured WOOD BY-PRODUCTS SUBJECT OF TALK Professor O. F. Stafford, head of the department of chemistry at the University of Oregon, discussed 15y Products of Wood" at today's hm chcou of tlie Kiwauis club ut the Oh burn hotel. Professor Stafford told of the experiments now being made at tlie uuiversity aud elsewhere fur the purpose of utilizing wood products for marketable purposes. Invitation was extended by .Harry H. Kiitli, president of the Lions club, to the banquet at Uto C'nristiuu church February 111, alter which the moving pictures of Oregou wild lite will be shown. Musical features were by Jean Harper at the piano; Gilbert Aloore, violin; and Herbert Adams, soloist. Next .Monday's luncheon of Eugene Kiwanians will be tho ceneltatiou of achievements of the club in Ihe teu years of its existence. This will make the tenth anniversary of the founding of the first Kiwanis club in Detroit Mich. The statisticians will show that there are now JSOO cluM in the inter national orga nir,a tion, with more thau 00.110 members. Harry Devereaux bis been Droe1 chairman of the program committee, with Dr. W. H. Dele sod Reuben 11, Fields. These men will plan the an niversary program for next Monday. this morning when cranking an autoniobllo. The crank kicked Mr. Ulooniflold In the mouth and loos- oitou sovonil teeth. , Auctions To Bs He Id Auctions of purebred livestock will ba held by J. K. Greer of this city at Independence Wednes day and at Newburg Thursday. STATE TAX PLAW (Continued from page one) furnished, or within 40 days after the close of the irrigation season, file with tho county clerk a claim contain, ing a true statement of the account duo aflcr deducting all Juet credits and off-sets, the dato when the water was first supplied, the name of the owner of the crops and tho name of tlie person to whom the water was furnished. Relief Bill Up Indigent widows and minor children of soldiers, Bailors, marines and vol unteers who served in the Civil war, the Spanish-American war, the Philip pine insurrection, and the Indian wars would be entitled,to all the relief to which the husbands or fathcra are now entitled by a bill introduced to day by Senators Dennis and Davis. Salaries of the justices of the su preme court would bo increased from 51'50 to $7500 by a bill which was introduced today by Senator Staples. Salaries of district court judges would be increased from three thou sand to four thousand dollars a year through a proposed bill brought to Salem by Judge Ashby C- Dickson. The measure with several others pre. pared on behalf of the State Bar as sociation. Judge Dickson is chairman of the association's committee to draft these measures A bill introduced in the bouse by Fuller of Polk and Linn counties would place salaried peace officers of the state under the operations of the Oregon workmen's compensation act. MR. BURGHDUFF ACTS STATE HOUSE, SALEM, Ore., Jan. 10. Legislation to give the state game commission authority to declare closed season in times of emergencies will be sought at the present session. Captain A. E. Huhghduff, state game warden, is working on the measure which will be brought ! up shortly. 111 The last session of the legislature endeavored to give such power, but the authority placed In the hands o( the commission was nullified by court decision which held that the law was too elastic and not specific. Mr. Burgbduff pointed out that many fires might have been averted had the commission been able to de clare a closed deer sou son Inst fall. He also pointed out that on account of extreme low- water, many streams! in eastern uregon should have been closed last summer as a protection and conservation measure. III i? ill! - See ii Petitions Are For Change in District Petitions requesting that parts of school districts numbers in at Oak ridge and ITU nt High Prairie be taken to form a new school district at Westfir were filed today at the of fice of the county superintendent of schools. Notices of the petitions which are to be acted on at the meet ing of the county boundary board February 0 arc being sent out by the superintendent to the district. The NEW SPRING SHIRTS i You'll like the new patterns. They're smart as they make 'em" new ma terials, new designs, new low prices. Collar attached shirts have pre-shrunk collars $1.75 to $3.50 COLDS THAT DEVELOP INTO in - Wade Bros. Home of Hurt Schaffncr & Marx Clothe Chronic coughs and persistent coldi lead to serious lung trouble. You cso stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is t new medical discovery with twofold action; it soethet and heals the inflamed membranes and kills the germ. Of all known drugs, creosote Is rec ognized by the medical fraternity as the greatest healing agency for the treat ment of chronic coughs and colds and other forms of throat and lung troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the inflamed mem branes and stop the irritation and in flammation, while the creosote goes on IV (he stomach, is absorbed into the blood, sttarks the seat of the trouble and destroys the germs that lead to consumption. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in ths trestmrnt of chronio coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat 1 and lung diseases, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or i the flu. Money refunded if any cough er cold, no matter of bow long stand Ing, is not relieved after taking accord ing to directions. Aik your druggist. Crcomuislon Co., Atlanta, Gs, (AJrJ INVESTIGATION TO OPEN STATE HOL'SK, SALEM, Ore., Jan. 10 M The Investigation of the slate prohibition department opens with n hearing tonight nt which at least five witnesses will be called. These will be George L. Cleaver, state prohibition commissioner: Gov ernor Pierce. W. J, Herwig. superin tendent, of the State Anii-Xalonn lea. gue; Joseph Helgersnn. of Dallas, president, of the District Attorneys association and T. M. Hurlhiirt of Portland, president of the Sheriff's association of the slate. The meeting tonight may not take any actual testimony from these wit nesses, but possibly they will esrh ha given an opportunity to suggest to the committee the lines that should be followed in the probe. EFFECT DF IRISH PARTITION IS FELT nt:BLTX. Jan. Ifl UPl The ef feeta of the establishment of the Free State, and of tho partition of Ireland into North and South, are beginning to be felt in the nrofes siona of law and medicine. Hitherto attorneyn have been able to practice In any part of Ireland, but hence forth they will have to choose be tween Northern and Southern Ire land as qualification in one does not extend to the other. P'ree State physicians have former ly had a place on the Ilritish medical register, which gave tliem a right to practice in Great Prltain and the colonies. As many Irish doctors are educated for export this was a valu able right. The Free State is now considering the setting up of a aepar ate Free State medical regiater, and meanwhile the old arrangement is continued. It la hoped by legislation both In thn Free State and Great Kritain to effect an accomodation of Use matter about whirht the medical pro fession is much concerned. Cab Driver Halted During Speed Test Charged with breaking the speed law. H. It. Wright, driver for the Hed Cab taxi company, van cited to appear in court thin afternoon by Van Hvart-erud, chief deputy nhrriff. W right fa alleged to have driven by the university and the I'atterson achonl at the rate of over .10 mile an hour and to have reirhed speed of 4' miles when coming in on Ninth artnue from the aouth part of the 'itr. The epced tent look place short ly after one o'clock at a lime vheil there were many students crossing ihe ft reel and also many children near the icboul, ike county uf fiver declares. NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK How opportune that National Thrift Week and the great McMorran & Wash burne January Clearance sales should occur simultaneously! Lowest prices of the entire year are in effect. Hundreds are wisely taking advantage of the ex traordinary savings available here. I low many dollars will YOU save by pur chasing many future needs now. -Dfonw! tfYadkiarntStm DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOWS TODAY Sports Clothes Will Be The Order Of The First Spring Day. When the first lovely day. of Bunshiny spring ar- in new modes that bespeak the youthful simplicity rives you will wait to be ready with a smart little of line sponsored by Paris. An incomparable love frock of flannel such as are featured in our win- Jy group, of dresses with nil the charm and d'u dows at present. Oayly hued "Julian!" flannels tinefjou- of much higher priced apparel. $19,75 $24.75 $29.75 Thrift Week Specials From The Basement Store Vacuum Bottles $1.29 IJeavy corrugated' aluminum pint size Clothes Baskets 95c Fine smooth white willow worth .$1.29 Triple Cookers $2.98 3 pans 2 qt. size each very economical Enamel Dishpans 69c Heavy grey enumel full 8 quart sizo Ironing Boards $2.19 Folding boards large size special "Don't Eat Another Mouthful!" until you know all about your digestive tract. Are you eating tho right amount of fruits, vegetables, meat, water, etc? What about fowl cts what happens when you oat too many ! Wl at foods leave the stomach quickly; what foods stay? When you know and observe theso facts you will enjoy better health than you have over known! Where will you get this information T In i r'The New Butterick Cook Book ' on sale ut our Hultcrick Pattern counter. $2.50 Copy Prompt, Careful Attention To Mail Orders Min,IIB,iKTh IBM mm lilTII ! mam Buttons Made To Your Order Glove Department Court Talks Over i Road Supervisors Urlffatloni from several dilrirt of l.iue ir.re In todoj at the meetinc of the irounlr court to urge tlie selec tion of road patrolmen for whom ther are sctliclr luiiportioj. Tin court re. turned work today on the complicated lank of namlui the Gt atiervi.ori for the coming year. A partial llt wj completed and thei, runnicrd and u; to s lale hour this afternoon there wn .lo final dei .tinn made in eternl of the di.tricia and It not known whether Uii would be completed to day or he forced to go over until tomorrow. EUGENE POST GETS Geo. N. llci,n. IninriDi. flWi Willi me u at. I'hoo 617. U KtifvMie iot of tht American legion Ifailn the nation an being first to turn in a contribution to tht endowment fund of the national organisation. The Ktigcnfl r.egionnairna aent $75 mid thq ('. II. Merry pout of Tainaqnn, Florida, filed a contribution the name day for SIT. 11. the pn being in the vanguard of tha nation-wide eup lort of the endowment launched by the legion, according to announcement received by local officer of thft poat from national headquartcra at liidi auoyoUt, lud.a&at Kstnte. of J. S. P. Withers Deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL KKTTLKMENT Notice In hereby given that Leona Wilhern, adtniiiifltratrtx of the estate of J. S. 1 Withers, deceased, haa filed herein her final report a audi admimstratru, and that ten o'clock in the forenoon of Thursday, the 10tli day of Fcbn-nry, ltL'.", at the Court room thereof, have been, by the Court fixed and appointed as the time and dn-e for hearing objections to .aid report and for we final settle ment of Ihe eatatc of Ueeaned. l.KONA WITHERS, AdminifllratriXt A. K. WIlKKt.HH. Attorney. No.1TTN-Mon-rt.v-flll No CM Fover headache or gripped Cold, break in a dav for the million, who tue Hill's, Headache and fevtr nop. La Gnpp is checked. All in s way so relubls that drufreiits guanntee results. Colds srsj too important to treat in Itssrr ways. AlldrussUts tl Trkaias CASaRA&QUININE Ota Rs4 Beat Vou ima1
