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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1925)
Mo,.(1ar Evening. January 26, 1025 THE EUGENE GUARD Page Thrpu OREGON OPENS HEH HOWIE SGHEOULE IN GAMES THIS WEEK . on its co"' conferenee conference, inmr ull, N",r .. 7 "-nit re tied with W.-h-"J ?- me leud in thut confer- nlnr their fiint .of the week (muni-row night ttm n The Missionaries ure i"1 j . nnii llie lonil teuin h trouble, "8 they have won only ""i' Ze ' "Son, however. ' f?n.l the visitors more than Srir match, only last week they .he Oregon Asg'es to a H to 12 Agon's .third and J ' ,1. week Will ur Siturd-n night here. Wash.nglou js Se onlteara to hold a vctory over tie Agfi'9- The Huskies are leading .hp coast Biairii-""-. ,0,. i. in? the university itKeructh - in scorins. In the five gomes in Thich he has participated he rnn up " in ,...;,,iM. ItnH fiownns is Lend with B4, Hobson follow with 40, Wcstergren oas oi, mm uwiiu aters 17. ..... Oregon" Bcores iu nan.-, Oregon '. Willamette 31. Oregon 4S, I'acific 15. Oregon 32, Multnomah 21. Oregon . I'acific 21. Oregon 51, Wllwnette 17. t .h,im ,,f 34 to 0. Kucene liigh's basketball team defeated (Jot- ,it l!ntli?e drove Satlir- iiape v,i."v - - ,liy niglit. The seeoud string team .iaved the last nan oi uie goine 101 the locals. Tfie summary: Kuiene :U Cot. drove ! i-mmniis ti V Bartcl Milligan Swnnson 4 l!,n ti ' -Met arger My 4 U Alston I! I'olfiaaii - ti.. Jjii.Iow Klkirs 2 S Nelson I. Eln-rhnrt 4 . .S I'. Eherhart '2 . . s .Sthruder 2 ....S Ashlaad high school repeated its f'.'rnuT victory over Unitersity iiigh Saturday on the local campus, win ning by n score of 27 to 21. The :uuie was fist and interesting witn !iif vMlors leailing by but on inarK- r at the end ot the second Dan . Tile summary. "There are other and finer things in life besides five-tube sets sud ' Hood's riarsuparills," .'vmurked Mrl. ! Kiddle (of the 1'hiludelphia llidJlcs), significantly. Mr. One l'uuch O'lioofiy has roped bis last I'hurhe horse. The champion imisscur of pugduiu has bung up the liiiuuieut bottle fur all time. "1 want to be ktiowu to posterity say, who U this 1'oierity guy, anyway': as the first rubber to retire undefeated,'' an nounced Mr. U'tioofry. Mr. Dull Miintuua of the films re-, tired to private life today. "I'll never make another picture," declared Mr. ' Montana. Congratulations aro pouring ' iu on him from all parts of the globe, including New ltedford, I). ! ! Col. Abernathy liuulrr (of the : Kentucky (iuzzlers) today rclinqui-h-ed the heavyweight drinking belt i wisjuut u contest. Close friends of the ' colonel say it Would be only a milt- j ter of time before some yuliuger man i came along and whipped him anyway, j It is known the colunel has cut bis ! drinking down to two barrels a day here lately. ! OF Mnitprfifhl 7 . Marske 10 Itr.vaut 7 . . . , U:uiicy li . , , Katzcr . .V.. University 2X , . . . . Stenrns o , Hentpy 2 ... Hidings 11 IlaypH o Hall Murl'itt Libliy Frances AVitltml Junior hii;h of '.iv'vttv w-iB'iIofeiitpd by flio "junior iigJi of I'nttngo (.mve at tottne innc Siittinliiy night, 1H to 1-1. The (nrp was close, and the giimc was uivb (Iv's until the t-iosing few min- utoH nf play. The siiiniuiiry: Kiicciie 14 Cot. drove 10 hHlers U F Aluu 4 luiiphton :t ...K ... ltTocknuin 1U .hmitz '1 C Wilpon 2 liilrrson (....( (iiirr ionicy (i Wood ST. l.Ol'IS, Jan. I'tJ. OP) Veter ans will be relied upon by Manager George iSisler to place the St. Louis Americans in the championship run ning this year. iJe-spiie several trades, this season, the H row us' pilot hay indicated there will be no substantial change in thr team's battlefrout, with the possible exception of the battery staff. The biggest question mark in the Browns' makeup, in Sisler's opinion, is the pitching staff. Although the absence of Orbun Shocker, the Urowus' mainstay fur several seasous, will be felt, Sisler believes that the acquisition of Joe Bush, Milton tius tou and Joe (iiard. from the Yankees, iu exchange for Stotker, has strength ened his twirling dcpartiueut. Wingard, laufortb, luvis, Cirautt and 1'ruett. all mound veterans, will be back and also several youngsters, including George Blaeholder, who had a good season with Tulsa, of the Western league will be given trials. The veteran Hank Severeid, again is expected to handle most of the catching w.th the addition of Leon Dixon, of the St. Paul club, who rank ed last year us one of the best receiv ers in the American association. The infield and outfield arc ex pected to remain intuut. SPORT BRIEFS 0 o By the Associated Press An invitation to visit Los Angeles tiiis spring while the Chicago Cubs baseball team is training at Santa Cataliua Island has beeu extended to K. M. Lambs, commissioner of major league baseball, by William Wrigley 1 Jr., owner of the Cubs and the Los 1 AngcleR Angels. If the nrbiter acceprs i it will be his first trip to the Pa cific coast since assuming his of fice as commissioner. The Nutcracker V tbe fashion of ''retiring" ns prac ticed by our leading prize fight "s becomes general, you'll soon be ruling items like these in the news "liunns. Mr, Stanislaus Palnnkn, champion ivet maker nf the O'Brien and !ins 'rg boiler factory, today announced is retirement. "The strain was be- tming t'o great on the wife and ils," he told reporters. w Mr. Otis P. Sapp, who led ' the Iith floor crowd in selling children's lunlprwenr for four consecutive years. ;iMmvI down for gojd today. It is ml Mr. Sapp s mother begged him Mrs. Ititzy Delnney Biddle (of the liiladelpliia Biddies), holders of the ""ill high-hatting championship nt I wpiphtf!. intimated .today she f 'ulij not defend the title again. Montana's quictet will nrrivc in Seattle today to meet the Washing ton team on the university floor to night. Washington has been taking things easy since the Oregon Aggie game nod will be ready for its sec ond coiwt conference tilt tonight. Its lineup will be the same as that whuii defeated the Aggies. Vnivei-sity of Washington crew candidates, who have been taking the water each day for four and five mile ships, yesterday completed their first two weeks practice. This week Coach Callow plans to send his men over longer distarices. The fact that they will have a four mile race on the Hudson is not worrying old Washing ton crew men. They say that under t'allnw, Washington will place a crewtup(n the water-thut will row more steadily and superbly nt four miles than at three. PARTIES TAKtNG DRESS From Itobh's Dress Shop on Monday were seen. Keturn by parcel post and avoid exposure; j27 iVVAX a amount Qitiurt JSi7 NESAYRES-'I- THE story of a girl who thought hot air came from furnaces till she got herself a husband. Laughs? Try and cout 'em! Entertainment? One-hundred-and-one per cent plus! WALTER ... HIERS 1N Castle ALSO "GOOD SPIRITS" Monday and Tuesday KIN'OfiHAM XKWS WEEKLY The Home of the Best ZJ Ir-u w M Below are listed a number of items that regularly sell at much higher prices. Carroll in his usual style has reduced these prices to a level where they will sell themselves. Jan uary brings many sales, but no place has better values to offer than we. This sale now in Progress. Those who possibly can should take immediate advantage of this value giving sale, because we are going to be busy as long as this sale lasts and when we are busy it means that the goods are moving. The earlier you get here, the more probable you will get just what you want. BUY MOW This sale will save' you money on drugs Shoe Polish 2 for 16c .$2.50 Lnrge Oval Aluminum Konstors $1.69, $3.00 Extra Largo Oval Aluminum Koasters $1.98 Leather Boston Bags $1.98 0c Shaving Soap 3 for 17c 50c Imported Talc Powder 2 for 59c 25c Powder Puffs 14c 35c Powder Puffs 21c 50c Powder Puffs 36c 50c Almond Cream 29c 50c (Quince Facial Lotion 37c 75c Cucumber Cream 49c (iOc Dnv Cream 39c GOc Night Cream 39c 50c Carroll's Vanishing Cream 29c $1.00 Lemon Cleansing Cream 59c GOc Rose Cold Cream 43c GOc Violet Cold Cream 43c $1.00 Depilatory Cream 69c 50c Chap Lotion 29c 40c Improved Cold Cream ' 27c $2.00 Auto Chamois $1.69 $1.50 Auto" Chamois ' ' $1.39 $1.25 Auto-Chamois $1.09 POCKET KNIVES 89c Regular $1.00 to $2.00. Values 50c Furniture Polish ' "32c GOc Bromo for Headache 39c ,5c Candy Bars 3 for 10c 5c Chewing Gum 3 for 10c $1.00 Box Candy 69c $1.50 Box Candy ' 98c 5c Lozenges 3 for 10c 50c Light Globes 29c $1.00 Autostrop Safety Razors 59c 1 50c Tooth Paste V 37c 35c Tooth Paste 23c $1.00 Iron and Xux Tablets 59c $1.00 Christy Safety Razors 49c Gold Plated' Gillette Razors 98o Gold Plated Autostrop Razors 98c $2.50 "Water Bottles $1.49 $2.50 Fountain Syringes $1.49 60c COFFEE .... 39 c 60c TEA 39 c 35c Household Thermometers 23c 50c Household Thermometers 29c 75c Household Thermometers 49c $1.00 Gem Safety Razors 69c $1.00 Ever-Ready Snfcty Razors 69c $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 $4.75 $4.75 $2.25 $2.75 $2.50 $4.25 $4.75 $4.50 $5.00 $3.00 Alarm anda Desk Clocks Alarm Clocks $1.19 Radium Dial Alarm Clocks $2.19 Radium Dial Alarm Clocks 52.89 Radium Dial Alarm Clocks $3.98 Radium Alarm Clocks, small $3.98 Desk Clocks $1.89 Desk Clocks i $198 Desk Clocks $1.89 Desk Clocks $3.90 Desk Clocks with ash tray $3.59 Desk Clocks $3.49 Desk Clocks $3.98 Desk Clocks $2.45 Aluminum Utensils 19 Different kinds all selling at 98c each during our January Clearance Sale! This aluminum is "Real Solid." It is-guaranteed for 20 years. The assortment con sists of tea kettles, preserving kettles, perco lators, round roasters, conv. kettles, frying pans, dish pans, conv. sauce pans, double boilers, 3-pieco sauce pan sets, etc. Twistums 98c "Wooden Toys for the Kids dogs, cats, hears, etc. They staifd on paws, or hind legs, twist their heads around behind, etc. Sec our -window. $2.00 Imported Hand Painted Sewing Trays $1.69 $1.00 Silver Plated Shaving Mugs 69c 5c Narrow Pencil Tablets 4 for 13c -pound Pkgs. Note Paper 13c 10c Spelling Blanks 3 for 18c 20c Pkgs. Paper Napkins 13c 25c Ruled Ink Tablets 14c 35c Ruled Jnk Tablets 21c Electric Curling Irons 98c $1.50 Flash li gilts 98c 10c Shoe Polish 3 for 19c GOc Silver Polish Cream 39c 25c Aluminum Polish 13c 35c Bird Seed 21c $1.00 Aspirin Tablets 69c 75c Concentrated Orange Crush ; . . 49c $1.00 Ivory Combs 59c G5c Sanitary Napkins 49c 0o Safety Pins 3 for 19c 15c Safety Pins 2 for 19c 15c Hair Pins 2 for 19c $3.00 Lunch Kits $1.98 (Consists of regular metal lunch box complete with pint vacuum bottle). 15c Tooth Paste 2 for 19c $4.00 Beauty Boxes $2.98 $4.00 Vanity Boxes $2.98 $5.00 Vanity Boxes $3.89 $G.OO Vanity Boxes $4.48 $G.50 Vanity Boxes $4.89 $7.50 Vanity Boxes $5.98 50c Kiddies Vanity Boxes 29c FREE TO LAPSES A SEWING BASKET with every $2.00 purchase SAVE MONEY Save this list of bargains. It will save you money. Toilet Goods 5c Crystal "White Soap 4 for 13c 25c Tar Shampoo Soap 3 for 47c 25c Sandalwood Soap 2 for 29c 25c Almond Complexion Soap 2 for 29c 10c .Tergen8 Toilet Soap 4 for 29c 50c Imported Soaps 29o 25c Medicated Carbolic Soap 2 for 29c 25c Surphur Skin Soap 2 for 29c 10c Fairy Soap 3 for 18c Colgato's Toilet Soaps 3 for 25c $1.00 Sandalwood Face Powder 69c $1.00 Fairy Kiss Face Powder 69c $1.00 Coralypia Face Powder 69c $1.00 Carroll's Rose Face Powder 69c $1.50 Body Powder 98c $1.00 Perfumes (assorted odors) 69c 25c Talcum Powder 19c 50c Perfumes, (assorted odors) 33c $1.00 Compact Face Powders 69c $1.50 Imported Lip Sticks 98c $1.50 Toilet AVaters 98c $2.00 Toilet "Waters $1.39 $3.00 Toilet Waters $1.98 $1.00-Toilet Waters 69c 50c Almond Meal 29c 35c Talcum Powder 22c 50c Talcum Powder 33c $1.00 Talcum Powder 69c 75c Bath Salts 49c $2.50 Universal Vacuum Bottles, $1.93 Special bottles wij.li 3 nested c-ups with handles 10c "Waldorf Toilet Paper .'. 3 for 21c 5c Cough Drops, old fashioned 3 for 10c $1.00 Auto Polish 69c $1.50 Red Clover Blood Tonic $1.19 50c Analgesic Balm 37c 35o Zinc Oxide. Ointment , 22c 35c Carroll's Catarrh Balm 24c GOc Carroll's Pile Ointment 43c 25c Scott Tissue Toilet Paper 4 for 67c $1.25 Original Pkg. Imported Perfumes .... 89o GOc Carroll's Pine Tar Cough Syrup 43o CIGARETTE GASES Safety Razor Combinations, 98c 50c Pound 'Paper 29c GOc Pound Paper 39o $1.00 Pound Paper 59c 15c Linen Envelopes 2 for 19c 20c Linen Envelopes 2 for 29c 25c Linen Envelopes 2 for 33c 5()c Box Stationery ..'. 29c -.1.25 Box Stationery 79c $1.50 Box Stationery 98c Leather Boston Bags .- $1.98 $1.50 Barber Shears 98o , $2.50 Hair Clippers $1.98 $3.50 Hair Clippers $2.89 15c Wash Rags 2 for 19c 25c "Wash Rags 2 for 29o CARROLL S PHARMACY 783 Willamette Street The People's Drug Store
