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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1925)
Evening, February 17, 1925 feMun?. THE EUGENE GUARD Tagc Five crops eipert of lie Oregon Agricu'.-' tursl college, Bre speaking today be fore I.sne county farm groupa. Tliis nflernuuu they attend a meeting ut Wiilakeurie and this evening will peak at Cieswtll. 77E ENSEMBLE COMPLETES ITS CYCLE by Peggy Paige SPRING FASHIONS IN A1TAIJEL, MILI.INEUY AND LINGERIE FROM THE M. Ss V. STORE WILL BE SHOWN ON LIVING MODELS THURSDAY" EVENING AT THE AUTO SHOW Here From Coast liana l'eter&ou, road supervisor of district "S at Florence ami vicinity,' was a caller today on the couuty court to confer on road matters. Mr. Peier lon states that as a result of the luavy Mins of the pan few mont'.is n.suy slides have been reported in utrnais parts of bis district. An Announcement and an Invitation! Opening Wednesday in the M.&W. Basement Store Coropletflf circling the clock mom ing, noon, and night the resemble costume takci the lead. It ii coat and dress to harmonize, for shopping, for tea and even (or evening. The hlraieit and most glisten ing of dtaphonous evening gowns must have its evening coat to match among th faihionahles. And if milady is not supplied with saeh Coats and frocks, she sen to it that her wardrobe contains gowns which suggest the ensemble idea slender straighMmed cos-1 tumes, with dark shades of lustrous satin simulating the coat, opening up over color ful prints to give hint of a frock under neath. In selecting your Spring wardrobe, re member the ensemble leads them all. Singers Are Enrolled Six more im-mbprs were enrolled In tbo Kugeoe Oratorio society at the Uirfiiiis hf.ti last evening at Hchool of music of the University of On'gon. This brings the membership to ISO, according to announcement of (Jcorge 11. McMorran, president. Club to Meet Members of the L. O. E. will meet Thursday afternoon at the l'.lks tem ple for their regular session. Mrs. h E. Oxner and Mrs. 11. A. Stiles will be hostesses in the card room, A Unique Underpriced Millinery Section wf this charming new frock on display at the McMorran-& Washburne Store CITY NEWS nnd Mrs. M. S. Wallis is cliairninn i for the refreshments' committee. C. A. McClain To Speak I the city water and power plant, will I tpeak to members of the Lugene fed eration of women's clubs Friday af ternoon at their meeting in the cham ber of commerce rooms. Following the meeting the women will make a personal inspection of tho pumping pi nut. (Continued from page one) Mtrftf ana bo"'" ,- Tie rew owner until recently .iinaosier of the Davis and Wob wmiU iifsr OakridgA. Tract Uprising "bout ,wtw i jiber re available for the opera mm of the mill. hit Winied WW BMCIh- r ilitf of Police - .Miasms re ijjaj a telegram yesterday asking toMteh out for uesiey Jnniet Hill, driring a new sedan without tB platett. ine teifgmm num. . t v.nfv rhtef of nonce at i-ionc Lett, who says the ninn is wanted FAMOUS AUSTRIAN SURGEON RESTORED BY GLAND TREATMENT Dr. Lorens, famous Austrian sur ffoo, according to a recent prens tiipitch, has submitted himself to indnlar treatment. This treatment, Ktording to the dortdr's own statc pmL bas restored him to the hcafth tod Tifor of his earlier days, and he ji highly enthusiastic about this new branch of medical science. j Thousands of men and women who ire licking in health nnd energy, are titing advantage of science's most ifDt discovery and are using Gland Ktn, a highly concentrated glandular ttoie, in convenient tnblet form, pre-. fared from the glands of healthy jounf animals, (ilnndogen has had remarkable success in the treatment i run-down, nervous individuals. Al b's Drug store and Ked Cross Pbirmacy will supply you. . (Adv) Oiburn Hotel Eeauty Tnrlour. Tbsne SOI. tf Float S. E. Stevens for piano tuning. on a felony charge, and may pass through Eugene, lie is described as X'2 years of age, muscular and neat ap pearing. His companion is named Irene, is 23 years old, fair complex ioned and has brown bobbed hair. Will Is Probated Property valued at $19.18 was left F.mily Jane Lime of Cottage Grove ay Millard La in mo n, who died at Spring field February 10, it became knowu yesterday when the will wad filed to probate. Mr. Immon left no reh tives, and the bequest was a gift of gratitude. William K. Nowell, William lioin and Kmma Wells are the up praisers of the estate. Glee Club to practice 1'ractice for the new glee club for ired among membera of the Eugene Kiwnnis club by Hugh Winder wi'l soon be under way the music having arrived here yesterday. It was pro posed to organize a double quartet but much additional -vocal talent be ing available it has been decided to form a larger organization, is the an nouncement , - Dr. and Mrs. Danford Home Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Danford, who have been in Portland conducting evangelistic meetings with several of the Methodist churches, returned to their home in Eugene Monday morn ing. Dr. Dun ford is planning to leave for Tacoma in a few days to a conference of Methodist superintendents. Here from Fail Creek Hoy Brewer, storekeeper of Little Fall Creek, was a Eugene business visitor yesterday. Speak at Willakenzlo U. S. Fletcher end E. It. Jackson uavenpori rresenioo Mrs. Arthur T. Moses, DGo Fifth avenue west, was presented with an overstuffed davenport by Charlet's Bargain store as the result of a con: ; test conducted by the firm last week. ! Mrs. Mary Parson, 110 North .leffer-! son, received the rocking chair offer- i cd as second prize. ' Quartet to Sinn The Eugene girls high school quir tet will provide the mitfical program for the noon luncheon meeting of tin chamber of couimerce Thursday, ir eonling to aunoncement today. M. 15. (itover, state overseer for the grange, will be the principal speaker at the meeting. Chamber to Meet The monthly- meeting of the mem bership of the Eugene chamber .f commerce is scheduled for next Mou dii.r evening, according to announce ment of E. Eugene X'badwick. secrc taiy. A'laui for a program for t:ie meeting are now tinder way. Soslclv to Meet Tbo Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid' society will meet Thursday afternoon i at 2:80 o'clock in the parlors of the church at the corner of Sixth avenue and Penrl street. Mrs. E. Thorsten herg and Mrs. Alfred Hanson will be the joint hostesses for the afternoon. Doctors to Meet Meeting of the Lane County Medi cal society will be nt the Eugene hos pital Thursday, night, it is announc ed. A dinner will be served, and talks will be given by Dr. M. (i. Howard, Dr. C. D. Donahue, Dr. Charles Hun nnd Dr. A. H. Ros. Oakrfdge Man Here Al llaynie of Onkridgc, special de puty sheriff; is in Eugene, having been summoned as a grand jury witness. Hera from Florence Harry lie rg man, banker of Flor- 0m CopyriehJ 19:4 Hart Schaffner & Mint Spring styles that will suit your taste $35 to $60 Vou probably have some very definite ideas about the width of your trousers, the fullness of the cuffs and the drape of the coat. If so. you'll enjoy coming here. You 11 find exactly what you're looking for. You'll also find all the new colors and fabrics along with some exception al values. New Arrivals: KI'RIXr, STETSON HATS HEGIMEXTATj STRIPE TIES , IXTEK WOVEN HOSE WADE BROS. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes A Complete Department In Itself Featuring An Incomparably lovely Assortment of Trimmed Hats At Two Most Extraordinary Low Prices $1.95 and $2.95 Every Hat Brand New.' Never Shown Before, Here or Elsewhere This will ho a most important and intorcBtinp nnnnuncrmont to hun dreds of Eugono wnraon who sock smart littlo inexpensive hats with all the charm and loveliness of much higher priced models. Our millinery buyer recently viewed tho offering of many of the lending millinery manufacturers and most carefully and painstakingly selected from each tho best values possiblo and as a special feature of tho M. & W. basement store theso hats have been marked at a very small margin of profit. The Graceful Tunic Effect This dress can be made in all sizes from 36 to S2. The Dcltor included with the Butterick Pat tern for the dress shows you how to cut it out of the least possible amount of material. f Style ill 1 5888', For Slender or Mature Figures This d ress is very becom ing. Visit our Butterick Pattern Department to day and get your pattern. Then visit our piece goods counter. The Deltor included wjth the pattern shows you how to make the dress. . Always Use Butterick Patterns including Dcltor An Amazing Variety of Becoming Hats for Matron and Miss. Sold in the Basement Store With all the Customary Courtesy and Service of the Upper Floors. Trimmed Hats at $2.95 and $3.95 Offer a most delightful selection so that, whether you require, a hat for dress, tailleur, sports or knock about wear, it is certain to be hero and at a price nottiiig short of sensational when you examine tho ex cellent materials nnd workmanship. Hats of straw and straw nnd silk combinations all bewitehingly trim med with gay flowers, ribbons, quills, wings in fact, all tho newest nnd smartest modes, of garniture are in evidence. Basement Millinery Opening Special! 150 Smart Untrimmed Shapes For the woman who has tho timo nnd desire to trim her own hat this group offers a most comprehensive selection. Becoming close fitting poke shapes in nil head sizes beautifully made of finest chipped milan a recognized favorite for spring and summer wear. "With vory littlo ingenuity one may fashion a smart littlo hat for shopping or dress wear at an insignificant cost. Dozens of Buckram Shapes 75c And if you desire to make the entire hat yourself, choose one of these riow buckram shapes at this low price. "Well made shapes in a pleasing variety of "dif fereiit" styles. ' $'45 A special display of lovely flower and fruit wreathe and Individual flowers and foliage has been arranned so that you need go no further to select the trimmings for your new hat. The underprlce buemjnt millinery sec tion will be In charge of a competent mil liner who will gladly make auggestlona and assist you In selecting or making your hat. SEE SPECIAL MILLTNKKY DISPLAYS THIS .WEEK! EXPERT MAKING AT NOMINAL CHARGES rj.i.vA .-a m -a a i iiiisi'i mm n m i . 1 1 1 si m li'liM Ifflll 1 'I' ! i 111 mum mT - EVERY HAT PURCHASED SPECIALLY FOR THE BASEMENT SECTION 1 rnre, ivns a hiiHnr'fcs visitor In (liix rit.r tiMlnr. 'J'hf W.xlrrn lin. ilia-Irii-t in l'Mikinc fnrwnrd lo n prosprr nut .Miiimrr, arrnrtling tn Ilie visiting bitnkrr. Mrs Rua Made A lrle HI Ih. K.iitn fntinrfrr, 0111.111 whrn .park, rnntlit .om. rnV lrl.li in a wall, rr.nlf'i in a firo run hein niiile lir th l"r.il il - rt Mi'lil lHt iht nt 11 n'r-lnrk. (trfinlcil a marriaRii llron.n at the nffirn of 1 lie count yrlerk .Mnndny. Oparalien Performed Mm. W. W. Jlran.l.lter, ho lin forwent an operation Hh urtlny at th I'ariflr Chriniao bniiial. In re covering ftpc.'lily, it la announced. To Build. Home L- IV I-mil n.rtilit fA I erect a fS'H) home at I.'ai7 Walnut .trcet. in the offire of W. II. Alex ander, building iii.itewnr, thi. innrn- ing. I Dane l Planned The annuel dne of Kugene coun cil of the Knighll nf Ohimbu. will be held at the l,.r.w.ijt lull Kridajr evening. February 'JO. Ooe fo Oakrldne Nelxnn ' F. i..iluff. aupervi.or of the Oakridg. rniit;er diitri't th'i Ilie tlakridgc rinf.l di.lrict tlii morning on a field I rip. Cadet Promoted Charles Ilonnett, a cadet at Hill Military academy at Port I. ml, ha. been promoted to rank of fir.t lieut enant, It la announced. Licensed T Wed fieorge Clarence Bunr of Cre.well aud Kileo N. Jones of Eugene were PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday Night Decrease in Value Industries Shown WASHIXllTtlN. Keb. IT. Marked decrease in I he value of the output of two major Indii.tries, grain snd flour milling and beet aur were ehown in figures made public hAva by the ceneua bureau for 1MLM, na compared with ltl'.'l. The value of grain aud flour mill products dropped from f 1 .1711.7 10,1.; I to $l,liin,7 l l,IH7 or II per cent, de Kpila an iucrcaiia in tlin riuaotiiy of production. The output of tlin beet Hiignr industry declined in value from SIW.IlnMI.Vi to I1S,.H:,II7H or J4.U per cent. The value of the wheat flour out- Dance At Springfield, Thurg. Feb, 19. STEVENS HALL Mualc by WOOD'S ORCHESTRA of Kugone, put decreased 21.2 per cent to $IMH),- F.IIORNR rttf.f.r.C'TlDN AOEXCT, 4r.l.KIH. although Ilia production nf 771 Wlf.f,. ST. 1'IIOSB 6(H). W. II, 1I.'1.4,M.419 barrels wsa an increa.e IILOWKIIS, MfiK. tf of 2.4 per cent. Tha corn meal nut- put on the other hand Increaaed l.H per cent to $ri2,.T.'7,1 17 In v.itie and. 12 per cent to 12,74i,7'.1) barrels In quantity. Now Used For Lumbago I luring the pa.t winter thou.anda of people bava ued Joint-Kaae with euch remarkable aucceas In the trest ment of the moat aevere rates of lum bago that we are but doing our duty when w say to the public: Vhen Joint-Kaae goea In lumbago goee out." A penetrating asternal remedy for painful, awollen and atlff Jnlnta DO cents a tube at Carroll's l'barmary and 111 phsrmsciitSi Wood and Coal Wood undor cover any length King Coal Oak Cord Wood Ash Slabwood Maple FUEL CO. tat National Bank Bldg. Room 24 Phone 6o1 t
