The Eugene guard., February 19, 1925, Image 5

fjjursday Eveninsr, February 19, 1925
THE EUGKXE GUARD
Tago Five
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New!
Od tba threshold, of a new season it is Iltting
that Uio McMorran & Washburno store re.
iterated and emphasized its business creed.
The intelligent presentation of the vogue
In dress and In accessories for men, women,'
misses, and children.
Always telling the truth about the merchan
dise, the price and tba value.
And a nice and punctilious observance of
those little things which transpire in con
tact between customer and employee, that
tend, more than anything else, to promote
confidence, friendship and good will. ,
THANKS MORE TOMORROW
t. lie ,a, b,fU mi)Usry acad- !
my for little more thin a year and i
bis promotion to a first lieutenancy :
in considered excellent.
Basement It Drained
Accumulation of water in the base
ment of the new MclJonald-Schaefrra
budding hat necessitated the use ot a
gasoline pump during the building op
erations. The pump has beeu turned
into tbe street, ruuniug along the
fuller in front of the V. M. C. A.
into the drain at Kleventh and Wil
lamette. The drain became clogged
this morning, while a three-inch (low
of water wag being pumped, putting
the water up to sidewalk level ind
resulting in boards being plsced
across toe street to protect pedestrian
traffic.
Patterson Paving Started
Paving operations started today on
Patterson street from Kleventh ave
nue to l'ourleentli Hvenue, announces
Harry 1'evcrcuux, city .engineer.
Curbs are already in place on this
piece of work, and the opening work
on the paving operations will consist
f M-nrif.ving the ground and grading.
As soon as the Patterson atreet job
itt finished work will begin immedi
ately on paring of Cimrnellon street
from Kleventh avenue to Thirteenth
avenue, Mr. lleveretnu stales.
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(Continued trow page one)
ui In tho chair car of a railroad
tnis, although arrangements were
aide to convey the patient from the
prion in l'ortland to the hospital in
a imbulanre.
Nyi BlI'nM of Fine
A. D. Scott, convicted in municipnl
mart I"1 w,(,k for annoying Rirls nt
III Winter Garden dance ball and
th Rex theater ana was fined $23 by
Judge Gilmore. was released from tho
ritj jil yesterday afternoon. Scott
Kills Catarrh Germ
In Three Minutes
Chronlo cats 1. no matter how bad,
url cases of oronchlal asthma now
yield instantly to the amazing discovery
f i French scientist. This druRlesa
method called Lavex kllla the germ in
tire minutes, yet la positively harm
lea to the most delicate tissues. Your
bttd and lunps are cleared lfke magic
Suffwen are relieved in a single night.
To prove U and to introduce Lavex
to million suiTerers In one month, I
offer to send a treatment free and
postpaid, to any one who will write for
ft No obligation- No c c cures
ynu, you oan repay the favor by telling,
rour friends If not. the loss la mine.
No matter what you have tried. Just
mi me your name and address for
thli generous free treatment and prove
Uut you can be rid of catarrh.
W. R. SMITH, 821 Lavex Bldg.
Kansas City, Mo.
bad served ceveu days in jail, reduc
ing iiia fine $14, at tbo rate of a
day, Uc inid the balance due, $11, to
the city judge, and was dismissed with
a warning from Chief of Police Jud
kins that, a second conviction would
bring au extra heavy penalty.
Cougars Slain
Pelts of a mother cougar and tbrec
young ones were brought to Eugene
yesterday by Ed Clark of Oakridge.
Mr. Clark killed the animals February
12 on Warner mountain. 18 miles
bnck of Oakridge. He said the dog
chased tho kittens up a tree and they
were killed without much trouble, but
that the mother cat was chased for
several miles before the dogs treed
he-r. lie was paid the county on the
cougars as well as two bobcats.
Local Boy Honored
C. A. Bonnett, Jr., son of C. A.
Koiinett of this city, lias been pro
moted to first lieutenant in the cadet
corps of the Hill military academy at
Portland. The Eugene boy was just
recently given rank of Becond lieuten-
Bridae Near Ready
The new bridge ncrons the slough !
on the Cnburg bridge a few hundred
yards north of the Kerry street bridge
will probably be ready for opening to
morrow afternoon and traffic over
this route will be resumed, according I
to P. M. Morse, counly engineer.
Traffic has been routed for the past
several days over the road connect iug j
with the Coburg road a short ways i
beyond the Ferry street bridge. i
Grange Meetinns Slated
O, 1. Fletcher, county agricultur
ist, will continue his series of meet
ings with laue coiiuiy granges to
night at S o'clock, in the iladtcyville
community hall, he announces, To
morrow the meeting will be at the
Irving grange hall under auspices of
Farmers union, and will be in the
form of au all day session. Saturday
a meeting will be held by the Crow
grange at 10 o'clock a. m., and an
other by the Central Farmers' union,
at 8 o'clock, p. m.
Hall's Catarrh
;Medicine.
: it rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf
ness caused by Catarrh.
) Sol by drtigfiitl for own 40 fan
F.I. CHENEY & CCToledo. Ohio
Coldest Night of Year
"While nearly everyone realized that
it was chilly liere last night, few knew
that it waa the coldest night ofthe
year. The temperature dropped to 30
degrees above xero. two degrees below
the frer.ing point, and established the
new 1025 record. Two nighta ago the
thermometer stood at ul degrees.
Play Postponed
'1'ostponemeut of the high school
musical comedy, "The Belle of Bar
celona" from Friday night until next
Wednesday night, is announced today,
on account of fuilure of stage proper
ties and costumes to arrive. Students
are rehearsing nightly on the per
formance. Here from Minnesota
S. K. Severson, cashier of the Kree
born State bnnk of Albert Lea, Minn.,
id a local visitor with his son-in-law.
A. C. Sorcnsou of tnis city, mis is
the first visit to the l'acifjc coast for
tim .lhort I.in hunker and he ia 'en
thusiastic over the prospects here, he
states.
Visit the New Underprice Millinery Section in the Basement Store Feature Prices $2.95 and $3.95
See Beautiful Window Display at This Store
of "Eugene-Made" Oregon Red Cedar Chests!
A most interesting exhibit of 14 new models from the Far West Manufacturing Co.
Why Oregon Red Cedar Chests?
Chvinjr to the hiph cost Hint hns heretofore been exnctotl for ccdnr chests,
only t ho extremely well-to-do could nfford t'.in luxury of n eediir chest. Now
the Far "West. Manufacturing Co., a liomo enterprise, liayini; taxes in Limo
county and employing Kugene. people, is makiiip out of our own Oregon
red cedar strictly high grado chests that people, of moderate means can well
afford.
Carefully conducted tests extending overa long period of time havo
est abl ished Oregon Red Cedar aa a su perior cedar for cedar chests.
Models on Display in Windows
for Sole on Second Floor
Oregon red cedar chests are idenl gifts. Tho girl
at school, tho young lady nt tho threshold of mar
riage, tho mother with her store, of woolens each
needs this perfect safekeeper. A fragrant, lasting
useful Oregon Hed Cedar chest will remind the re
cipient through all the years of your thoughtful-ness.
THE NEW "PACiriC" MODEL
Solid copper trimmed, length 64 inches. $24.00
Many New Models
Never Shown Before
In style, finish and trim
ming and price, one has a
most extensive assortment
from which to choose.
The unusual beauty of de
sign and workmanship evi
dent in every Eugene made
red cedar chests, makes it
an ideal piece of furniture
for any home.
NEW "CAPTAIN GREY" MODEL
Artistically trimmed. 64 inch slie 30iK)
No Moths, No Dust, No Dampness Can Ever
Enter an "Oregon-Made" Red Cedar Chest
Onlv carefully selected scientifically treated clear cedar Jicartwood is used.
Panels are inseparably joined, corners are interlocked. The snng fitting lock,
Bturdv bottom and convenient tray are special features. Particular attention
is directed to the new neutral finish cedar chest that harmonizes most ingeni
ously with any color scheme of your homo.
No photo or cut can convey the beauty of color and grain or material
AVc invito you to examine those beautiful new models at our store
y -a
today.
A Bag of Cedar Shavings
in every chest
NEW "COLUMBIA" MODEL
Plain colonial untrimmed. 64 Inch size $26.00
Knots are defects Oregon cedar
chests are clear and perfect
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Meeting postponed
'i't.n ...notiitc ..f flu. Kii'Rue school
board scheduled for Monday, Febru
ary i!3, will be held the following evo-
..In. In th ffll-t that Washillff-
ton's birthday will be observed Febru
ary i3, aceortling to announcement of
Itcv. Frederick O. Jennings, chair
man.
Funeral Tomorrow
ri.. (....nnl nf Mra Roll KPVtraon
will he held at the Trinity Lutheran
church Friday afternoon at 1:30, ac
cording to announcement roaoy. y.
Overt Skillired will officiate. Tho
body will be si'nt to Northwood, la.,
for "interment. The Veatch chapel his
charge of arrangements.
Creamery Haa Display
The Eugene Farmer"' creamery
nlno has a display of Lnnc county
products at the booth of the F.ugfnc
chamber of commerce which will he
maintained during the Oregon Agri
cultural college exhibition at Corv.il
lis from February Ml to 23.
Visit In Euoene
(.'. K. Whiting of the Reiss I'remler
l'il.e company and S. N. Zinberg. I.'.
S. representative of the House "f
t'omor, Iondon, were in the city yrs
terdav with a line of pipes. T;ie
ll"itsc of fomoy declares it w the
originator of the pipe making industry
in England.
Early Spring
Special
You'll be delighted with the style and
newness of the Spring Stetsons. One
8tyle is a perfect combination of
width, height and roll, topped off by
an exceedingly smart colored band
that harmonizes perfectly. In pearl,
tan and azure blue.
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New Arrivals:
Spring Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Fancy Interwoven Hosiery
Regimental Stripe Ties
Collar Attached Shirts
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaffner ft Marx Clothes
Telephone men nero
The Eugene plnnt and local equip
ment of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph company were inspected
vestenlay by J. K. I.owrie. divisiona
plant superintendent for Oregon, ami
'O. t'. Uoff. divisional pmnr engim-.-r
O. t . ttoii. iimif i
for the stale, and two assistants.
I Here from Long Beach
i liert llnuge and family are here
from their home at Long Ites. h. t'al.,
!ad mv dendc to make their home
I here. Tbe llnuge family is formerly
...... i;..n and are
from Ainen i.. ' -
I friends of V. Aug. I'eter.on of Eugene
I who also formerly resided there.
western part of the
10,01U.
county,
for I Glenn Chamberlain and Emily Bnieed,
both of Eugene.
Aggies to Frolic
Graduates 'and el-studcnt of the
Oregon Agricultural college will hold
their regular monthly party nt Frolic
Inn tonight, auuounces LUnrlcs m.
Emcre, president of the Ijino County
O. A. C. club. '
Agency Established
C F. Milliman. Portland represen
tative of the Fidelity and Deposit
company, ia in Eugene. An agency
was established here at the office of
the Peterson and McCully realty com
pany. Lost Boy Found
Cbas. Pelmer Deal. U. of Porttaml,
reported as having left his borne Feb
ruary H lias been found nt Cottage
Grove and will be returned to bia
folks, according to Sheriff Frank h.
Taylor.
Rv. Karpenatein to Leava
Itpv. J. II. Karnenstein has accept
ed the pastorate of St. John s l.ulller
an church at Cliehnlis, Wash., suc
ceeding Ilev. Fred T. Lucas, who goes
to Ceutralia.
Knlnhts to Give Degrei
Tho rank of esquire will be confer
red on a class of vandidates at a
meeting of Helmet lodge of Knights
of Pythias to be held this evening at
the Pythian hall.
Collsga to Close j
Eugene Hirsincse college win cio...: .
.i . ll .Li next Monday in
commemoration of Wnshlngton s
hirihdsr. it is announced. I no oui
nesa vffice of the school will remain
open the entire day.
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license won iii"d to
day nt the office of the county clerk
to B. Frank Shout?, and llattia B.
Fletcher, both of Kufene.
Marriage Llcenia Issued
A innrrisge license has been issued
nt the office "f the county clerk to
Motorcyclists to Elect
Election of officers of the Eugene
Motorcycle club will elect officers at
its meeting tonight.
Leaves for Portland
L. II. Kcrlee of this city lias left for
Portland on a business visit of several
days.
to erect a $-."0 garage at 2024 Emer
ald street from W. 11. Alexander, city
inspector of buildings, today.
Leaving for Klamath
E. H. Kingman, local timber dealer,
is leaving today for Klamath Falls ' y
automobile where he will spend tho
next several days on a birsiness visit.
H. G. Penland Here
lh G. Penland, merchant of the Me
Kensie bridge, was a business visitor
in Eugene yesterdsy.
To Bull Garage '
W. V. Ellinacher received a permit
; of St. John's Luther- m .
hehnlis. Wash., sue- II , , A- -a- f
ed T. Lucas, who goes t f 1 I I I
a Denree '
A. Glcamy Mass of Hair
55c "Danderine" does Wonders
for Any Girl's Hair
To Address Women
I Hesn E. C Uobins of the univ.r
I ... of business administra
tion, will be lh speaker at today'a
1..-..1.... of Hie llusinen and Proles
ionsl Women s cum ai
j hotel.
! Office Moved
I llcnrv Tronip. insurance acnl has
moved hi office from :w Ninth ve-
;, west, ill the rear of the r.'rN''
lionsl bsiik building, to n.oin J on
, ,be second fl""r '.f tb- First National
: block.
! -r,.rt. invitation 8nt
Tne Eugene chamber of rommer-e
hns been a.ked to send a representa
tive to attend the annual meeting of
Hie National Foreign I rstie cooo o
. . .... i-i.i ., v:..,it e June Jl
, . H Kill lie ... n,
t.. L'li.
Mr. Miller Recovering
A,lrew Miller of Trent who ln
,ccn n.nfine.1 at the Pacific- hri-
l,o.pitnl forth. weekasOie
rc,l of illness i recovering raptdl).
is the report Imlay.
Road Contract Glvea
Earl McNutt "f Eugene was given
II, c road contract yesterdsy for con
el ruct ng a mile end a half of the
North Fork road above Portage la the
Sore?
Rub with Red Pepper
Instant relief
The way to relieve soreness,
lameness, rheumatic pains, etc., is
red pepper.
That's tbe new-day way, the quirk,
efficient way. No old way compares.
Nothing else creates such concentrat
ed, such penetrating heat. And a
hest that doesn't hurt ynu.
You feel that Ileal instantly when
you apply Bed Pepper Huh. In three
minutes it seems to penelrata the
denths. The circulation ia started.
! rongc.linn ia relieved. The soreness
j and pain dennrt.
Think how many hours of pain Bed
Pepper Huh may save you. Everybody
finds many nee.i. nave h ever r-noj.
Get it now. Then when pain starts,
or chest cold, turn In this Jar for
...lief. It is usually but a matter of
minutes.
Jlo this for comfort's sake.
for pains of
Rrrevaathna
Backache
Lombttfo
Sprabu
Snrenet
rearitbj
CoatVsrtio
Chert Cckb
RED
PEPPER
RUB
At til intltito
AW (main mltuml lit aaaw kavitl.
Bounty la Collected
Glen Simmons, resident of the Co
burg district, was at the office of the
county clerk today to collect tho
bounty on a coyote.. .
i
Notarial Commission Filed
Tbe notarial commission of L. E.
Hodgea was filed today at the office
of the county clerk.
Osburn Hotel T.cauty Tarlour.
Phone 801. t'
Fhone S3. E. Stevens for piano tuning.
Insure with Henry Trorap, 33 W. Oth
LAN E COUNTY RESIDENTS RE-,
CEIVIND MONEY
Tho Euuitnblo Savings and Loan
association of Portland, through their
special snlesinnn Fred M. ltowley Is
delivering In checks several thousands
of dollars to thoso holding Certifi
cates, which have matured. This asso
ciation has a hig business in this
county. There are more than 1(100
persons using this plan aa a- ayate
mstlo sHvInes. Throuah their loan
agent more than $.'100,000.00 has been
loaned for the purpose ot bunding
business blocke and residences, thus
Improving Lane county and especially
Eugene. flO
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THE BUTTON SHOP
Pleating, Buttons and Hemstitching.
SO 7th Ave. East. Phone 171S-J.
A COUGH REMEDY WITHOUT
, OPIATES
' Many cough preparations contain
some olio or more harmful druga which
are added to take tho place of opiates.
None of these nut-cntlc aubHtitiiti-s
hnvo ever been used in FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAB COMPOUND.
Tbe unme ot every ingredient is plain
ly printed on every carton. You
know what you arn tnkiug when you
taka Foley's. It clings to the throat.
Good for old and young. You have a
cough, why not try it. Kefuse sub
stitutes. TH(Adv.)
Geo. N. McLean, Insurance, 8ilH
Willamette St. Phone 617. tl
For Quality Clgara, Frlnce Nemo,
Fliownndn, the choice of the smokes.
Salesmen
Wanted
W IN TOWN
and ready to do your
next washing for you
JFoR a limited time; the Maytag Man;
special representative of the Maytag Company
manufacturers of the Maytag Gyrafoam Washer
will give home demonstrations to all who wish to
see "
nt.t.t "T,- tkiat When combing
and dressing your heir. Just moisten
your hair-brush with a little "Dander
ine" and brush it through your hair.
The effect Is startling! Tou can dn
your hair up immediately and it will
appear twlca aa thick and heavy a
mass of gleemy hair, sparkling with
life and possessing that incomparable
softness, freshness and luxuriance.
While beautifying the heir "Dsn.
derine" la also toning and stimulating
each single hair to grow thick, long
and strong. Hair slops falling out
and dandruff disappears, (let a bot
tle of "Handcrine" at say drug or
toilet counter and Just see how heal.
Ihy and youthful your hair appears
alter tbll delightful refreshing dressing.
V Easy Terms
7-
90urarnndlnH
Maytag
I - Wuhet faster.
2- Washes cleaner,
3 - Largest hourly
capacity in the
world.
4 - Most compact
washer made
takes floor spsce
only IS inches
square. ,
6 -Cast aluminum
tu b e sat
wsrp, rot, swell,
split or corrode.
9Rw.jni for
World
Pea tuns
Easily adjusted
to jour height.
Clothes can be
The World's Fastest,
Most Thorough and
Most Careful Washer
-Washes a whole tub of clothes In 3
to 7 minutes.
Completely eliminates the necessity
of handrubbing of wristbands, col
lars and cuffs.
Launders dainty things better than
hand methods. Cleans gritty, grease
Impacted denims immaculately.
Washes entirely by water action
thereby adding longer life to the
clothes.
-And then cleans iUtlf a matter of
30 seconds.
See It Hell bring the Maytag to
your home and wash all the soiled
things you have on hand. Or, If you
wish, let you do the washing yourself.
No obligation. Appotntmtnls now
btlnf made.
nut in or taken
out with the
wajher running.
.Tub cleans it
Kir. '
-All
metal
writwer. Sell
adjusting. In
stant tension
release.
Leadership
T S SSSSeaaMiaaaaai
Gyrafoam HVasher
,WITH CAST ALUMINUM TUB,
CO.
1 tmt$.
THE MAYTAG SHOP
llr-rulqiirtrtcn, with BERRY PIANO & FURNITURE
740 Willamette Street Phono H70