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Thursday Evening, Jannary 22, 1925 T1IE EUGENE GUARD Pao Five CITY NEWS 11 Favorite Coats at Removal Prices The voguo is reflected in their very smart lines. Fashionable women arc demanding coats such as these for early spring wear. The soft napy py materials lend themselves to every dress' requirement. Fur-Trimmed Styles at $29.50 to $89.50 In early season such models were valued at twice the prices, within a few dollars, and wore bo marked. LARGE'S 865 Willamette KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, ATTENTION! Members of Helmet Lodge and via lors desiring to attend the District nnrmtion at Albany Saturday eye ing, Jon. 24th, will please leave name iih A. V. Bremer or T. W. Munroe. bmmittre, or be present at the reg- lar meeting xnursnoy cveniug, jan. vhen arrangements will be made. A. V- HRlC.MKlt, K. o H. & S. 321 EUGENEAN TO SHOOT OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, CORVALLIS, Jan. 22. (Spe cial) OvB. Angus of Eugene is a member of one of the R. O. T. C. rifle teams which will compete with North western university this week. ' Two teams will enter the match. Last week the first team fired a match with Cor nell university, Marion institute, and Washington Stntc college. O. A. C" score was 3lK)2 out of a possible 4000 points. JUST ARRIVED New Spring Coats and Capes New New York 5th Avenue styles All the newest shades, priced from 18.50 35 ( (Continued from page one) toduv in vinit i lift (ieortre N. Mc Lean insurance office, local reprettcii- tative oi the company. Students Vaccinated- Ail but approximately -o aludfnt. at (be University oi Oregon who iiave been exposed to smallpox have been vaccinated, it ia reported by health authorities on the campua. Those who have complied with the ruling of the state board of health comprise a raaU percentage of those who were in classes uf which Miss Mariau Nor man was a member. Mies Norman is in Portland with tiic smallpox and beginning this mo nun g nil tho j students who have not been vaccinat ed will be refused admittance to clari es until they have submitted to the requirements. If they fail to be vac cinated soon, steps will be taken to have them quarantined. Letters were sent out to various fraternities yes terday telling them of the quarantine ruling, and informing them of the students in their organisations who havo failed to report for vaccination. Law Student Honored Ernest Salt a, b graduate of Frank lin high school of 1'ortlnnd, who reg istered nt the University of Oregon this term ns a prc-law student, is the third university student to receive a Hustler scholarship. At tho time ho received the prize he wns attending high school ami was the president of the Portland Newsboys' association. Ho was the first high school student to get the award. The scholarships are derived from profits of the sale and advertising in the Hustler, a 01 page magazine, which is .tho official organ of Portland newsboys. It is edited by Sam Wilderman, university law student and sports writer for The Guard. Schoolhouse Closed Because of an epidemic of scarlet fever in the neighborhood, tho Frank lin district schoolhouse has been clos ed, announces K. J. Moore, county srhool superintendent. Dr. Scth M. Kerron, county physician, visited Franklin yesterday and discovered three or four cases of the disease. Tho school was ordered shut down and fumigated. Classes will be resum ed Monday, February 2. conducting the business, Kich is an experienced mechanic. Yukon Boys to Meat . The Yukon Comrade club met last night at the M. K. church with W..' P. Walter, director of boya' work, discussed the recent conference at Kerne burg, laid plans for the next com rade mix at the "V" January 81, and ; challenged other clubs to 4 debate on the effectiveness of the navy as i compared with the air service. HolsteJn Breeders to Meet , The annual meeting of the Holitein Breeders association of the state will ; he held at the rooms of the Haleui chamber of commerce January b, ac cording to word received by Lane 1 breeders. The state association is 1 urging all Holstein raisers to atteud . whether members or not. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the session. Machinery Purchased Mac MeLeau and Cogswell Campbell who will open an ico plant on Frank lin boulevard lu the near future have returned from Portland wbera they purchased mechanical equipment for the place The building for tho fac tory is now near completed and the equipment will he installed at once, the owners state Plsns for the in stallation of the plaut here have been under way for the past several months. Volleyball Is Played -The Blackfeet won oVer the Flat heads and the Mohawks defeated the Comanches in the Y. M. C. A. volley ball league last evening. The fol lowing id the team standing: Black feet, 50; yiwash, 45; Mohawks, 84; Flathcads, 20: Piutes, 10: Comanches 4. . Hore From Iowa U. C. Jenkins of Alta, Iowa, arrived in Eugene today, and will visit with Ed Wells, an old acquaintance, at 1406 Twelfth avenue east. Mr. Jen kins is planning on shipping his household goods to Eugene, and may make his home in Lane county. 16 Dogs Licensed Since the passage of tho now dog license ordinance by the city council, 10 owners of dogs have bought li censes in tho city recorder's office, it was announced today. Owners will have the remainder of tho week to obtain their permits, and on February 1 the dog catcher will be instructed to impound all animals not properly licensed. Coma from Seattle Mr. and Mrs. C- E. Hunt returned the first of the week by automobile from Seattle. Accompanying them for a visit in Eugene was Mrs. II. P. Mc Connell, aunt of Mrs. Hunt. Miss Kos engocn of the Eugene hospital staff also went to Seattle and back with Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. Garage Is Opened A garage and used car exchange has been opened by Herbert Moore.for merly of Chicago, at 857. Pearl street it is announced today. They have rented from Jones and Kompp a 40 by 50 foot space in the rear of their establishment for the purpose of Beauty A Gleamy Mass of Hair 35c "Danderine" does Wonders for Any Girl's Hair Hart SchalTntr & Msrs The New English Suits Must Be Just Right for Spring There's no compromise. with younj; men; a suit's right or it isn't. "We're tluit way too. Thorp's no nlmost with us. Our new English suits are right in every detail just the right fahries the right button f pacing the right lapels they'd even please a real "Londoner" himself. Wade Bros. Home of Hart Schnffner & Marx Clothes Girls! Try this! When combing nnd dressing your liflir, jiint iiiotHt.cn your hair-brush with a little "l'nn dcrino" and brush it through your hair. Tilt? effect Is startling! You ran do your hair up ininiediHiely and it will appear twice at thick and heavy a mans of glcniny hair, spark ling with life and piieKcuMiiig Ihnt in mmparahlo snftiices, frcNluicHS and luxuriance. While beautifying Hi" hair "Hbo derine" in also toning and elimulating each single hair to grow thick, long and strong. Hair slops fnlling out and dandruff diapper. ict a hot. tie of "Panderinc" at any drug or 1 toilrt counter and just see how heal j thy and youthful your hair appears after thi" delightful, refreshing dress ! inc. Knights of Pythias to initiate Helmet Irfidge, No. 33, Knights of Pythias, will confer the rank of knight on candidates tonight. They will also complete arrangements for their trip to Albany Saturday to the district ennrention. A full membership is de sired. San Joss Woman Here Dr. Franc Lucile Hard, formerly of Eugene and now a resident of San Jose, Cal-i was in the city yesterday to look after her mining properties in the Bohemia district. Her father, the late F. J. Hard, owned extensive min eral property in that locality. S. P. Men In Portland L. h. Graham, district freight and passenger agent, R. IT. Holmea, trav eling freight and passenger agent, and F. G. Lewis, city passenger agent of the Southern Pacific railway, arc in Portland today on company business. Motorist Fined W. J. Moorc, accused of parking his automobile inside n snfcty'"zono, pleaded guilty when arraigned before Judge George A. Gilmore in municipal court today, and waa given a fine of $2. . Laws for Meridian Sam Hugh, real estate man, George E. Frost, representative of the Meri dian farms, C. H. Harold and D. W. Mays are to leave this afternoon on a business trip to inspect the Califor nia property. Speaks at Albany To speak on the program of the Albany Parent-Teacher, association meeting last night, Miss Mozelle Hair of the extension division, XTniverslty of Oregon, went to Albany last night. She spoke on a health program for public schools. Dance License'lssued A license to operate a dance ball at the liorane Grange hall was issued today by the county court to George Budingtori. Returns From Portland Carl Gray, of the commission de partment of the Gray Cash and Carry store, haa returned from rortlaud after a visit of a few days. Colonel at Notl Colonel J, J. Hnrbnngh, T.nne coun ty juvenile court officer, was at Noti today to investigate a rnae in that district. . Leaving for The Dalles Frank .Tue. Chinese tenor of the Cniversity of Oregon, is leaving f r The Dalles where he has been engng- Gas on Stomach Won't Let You Sleep Gas pressing on heart and other organa sometiinea rausea a restless, nervous feeling nnd prevents sleep. Adlerika helps any cane gas on the stomach, unless due to deep-seated causes. The (Jl'ICK action will sur prise you. llreaiise Adlerika is such an excellent intestinal evacuant It is wonderful for constipation it often works in one hour and never gripes. Allen's I'rug store, Nt Ninth Ave., Kast. Special Free Offer: Regular $1.50 Boncilla Facial Treatment (Men or Women) absolutely free of charge by appointment only with Mme. Webber at the drug department. 5JJ In sift it years this dress rapines only 1 yards of 4-mJ) material and H yard of entrust isjj jpmch wuteriiL .Butterick Design 5834 1 uw 5Si2Incliutm the scarf, this dress requires only ) i yards of jp-tnch material for sift iS " amount of contrasting material trims tit scarf. Butterick Design 5852 5"ST2Tfi sccftt swift Method dftswuskeri uk in gathering Let is toU yon m the Dehor for this drtst So Easy to Make The Popular Slip-Over One-Piece Dress Butterick Design 5832 4 Here jrou see three new versions of this favorite style. Make your choice, then get your pattern at our Butterick De partment. At very small cost you can make the dress. The Dehor, a wonder ful dressmaking guide, included with each Butterick Pattern shows you how to lay out your pattern on the least possible amount of material; then it shows you with pictures how to make trie dress from start to finish. Your pattern' envelope tells you the exact amount and kind of material to buy, and at our piece-goods counter you will find just what you want. We have all the popular materials in the new shades. . You are sure of success if you use Butterick Patterns and follow die Dehor. Visit our store to-day." Always Buy BUTTERICK PATTERNS including DELTOR Friday and Saturday Only! Half Price Remnant Sale! Semi-annual half price remnant-days that will bring hundreds of prudent shop pers to our store. 1000 Remnants On Sale! Remnants Of Every Description! SILKS COTTONS. WOOLENS CRETONNES CURTAININGS RIBBONS LACES DRAPERIES, ETC. A wonderfully fijio lot of dcsiruble lengths and materials Friday or Saturday pay just ONE HALF tho alreucly low price! WE ADVISE EARLY SHOPPING FRIDAY FOR THE BETTER CHOICE! BUTTONS MADF, TO ORDEE FREE 1025 CALENDARS BALCONY OFFICE fd to ing ntt month. .Tue lo hat Kovcrnl rnjtiiBPinf ntn nt rortlnml dur. inn the coming month. Suit For Dlvorca Filed KmH Harrington toflny filrd auit for clivorrp from his wifp, iMo Har riuRlon, charging cruel nnd inhuman trpatmpiit. The couple were married July 1, 1018 ami have two children. Ilcginter Huff, underwent an opera tirn for apitendiriiia yrjtterdny nfier noon. She in reported improving rap idly today. Undergoe Operation Minn Vera Turner of the Morning DANCE in the land of the SHEIKS AN ARABIAN NIGHT Saturday, January 24 Winter Garden Special Scenical Setting FAST SAFE CCHVEKIEXT ELECTRIC TRAINS Leave hiiKRiie for Port lund nnd fntArniPdlntQ ntnpn 7 : R0, 11:15 . m.; 2:00 iinil 1:05 dally. Mmltrd Train Oregon Kle(rlc nil thru ttrketi Kt via H. P. A Groat Nnrlhm or North ern Pacific Ryu. . F. 8. APPELM AN Ticket Aginl Telephone 140 m. ant to thn H. and A Raw. Sore Throat Eatet Quickly When You Apply a Little Mutterolo And MiMterole won't blitr like the sld-fashioned mtiitard piaster. Jut spread it on wilh your fingrri. It penetrate to the sore spot with a Rent le tingle, loosens the contention and drawl out the aorenea and pain, i Musterole ia a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. It ia fine for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitia, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleu risy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on the chest. Keep it handy for instant use. I ToMotAerit Muittrolsli till mad In milder form tor babita and small children. Ask for Children's MuaUroU. 3oc and 65c, jars and tubes; hos pital 8ize,J.iw. Lloensod to Wed Ktlward K. Srhmidt and Mnraiiri't A. Miller, both of lnilm. werf Hi-ant-pi! a inarriniti liirnan in llin office of 1 lie county dirk ycntrnlny afternoon. Farm Nama Filed 'J'lip nntno of tlm ilrriMilraf Knrma was fikd lodn.v nt Hie offirn of (lie rnunty rlork by Virgil Parker. Hers From Harrlsbitro V. A. Klliotl, roNiilcnl of the liar rlnlnirK diNtrirl. was a biiHinrpti vis itor in Ibis rity today. Visits In Portland l.psti-r ('. Iliilin lrft by auto this nmrninr In sprnd Ih next vo or tbrre day on a hunincss visit. Batttr than m maitard platttt Hoy Scout Troops Hear Hanker Talk Thrint week advice from a haiikT'p firrA point waa presented at a Hirel ing of llie oy Seoul, troopa of the Kirnt (hriliiin churrh lant evening., Ilnrnld Itejtlen, i f lite tnnk f tjom-men-e. aa the prlnripa) apeaker ai the meeting whirh wa well aitettded In (he cujt. Mrmhera of the Lane County Itiinkera' nKKoeiatlon arc apeokiug in varioiia ditricia of the county this week in ohtervance of the thrift period. STOP CATARRHI OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD Bays Cream Applisd in nostrils Believes Head-Colds at Onoe. If ymir nostrils are rloggrd and your head Is atuffed and you can't breathe freely because of a cold or ratarrh. Just t a small bottle of Kly's Cream Halm at any drug store. Apply a little of this fragrant, anti septic cream Into your nostrita and let It penetrate through eTery air passage of ynitr head, aonthing and healing ths Inflamed, swollen rmirnua membrane and you get Instant relief. Ah! how good It feels. Your noa Irtla ore open, your head la rlear, no mora hawking, snuffling, blowing; no more headache, dryness or struggling for breath. K.ly'a Cream Halm is Just what sufferers from head colds and ratarrh need. It's a delight. Cut This Out-It Is Worth Money. Hcucl this ad nnd ten cents to Foley Co., L'S:io Sheffield Ave.. Chicago, III., writing jour name atid address ilenrty. Yon will receive a sample bolite of KOI.KY'S HONEY ANl Tilt COMPOUND for coughs, colds er.il tonrscness, nlso sample pneknges of KOI.EY PIM.H, a Uieuretic atim ulant f.ir the kidneys, and FOLEY CATHARTIC TAHLKTS for constt pstlon and bilinusucas. Theao de pendsblo remedies are free from opi ates snd havo helped millions of peo ple. Try them! (,0V) FISCHER-SOULTS LUMBER CO. 6th and High Phono 572 OAK FLOORING HAMMOND SHINGLES Wall Board Roofing Cement LUMBER and LATH Hall's Catarrh Medicine :."ert at fid your system of Catarth or Dssf- acts caused by Catarrh. ! S4a fry a"rmtg ku frr em 40 rears F.J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio DANCE TONIGHT Laraways 1 Above Music Stoi "The Outcaats" J. Afi3L Dancing 9 to 12
