The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 20, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textfrii1sy Evening, February 20, 1025 THE EUOEXK (iUARD Pure in the CanPure in the Baking that's THE "WORLD'S GREATEST QAttBNG POWDER One trial will convince you make a test forget the rest IJUXS V TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND j :-: . CITY NEWS :-: (Continued trom pace one) officer, and each donated $10 before being allowed to depart. They appear ed in the Juuctiou City justice court. n Aibton tot Chiropractic aud wOT-taw?"- Oppoaite Heilia JSi Phone SCO. tf r Quality el""- Prince Nemo. Geo. N. McLean. Insurance, sen! Willamette St. Phone 617. tfi Insure with Henry Tomp, 33 V. 9th Phone S. E. Stevens for piano ttinint Women Held In Jail "You see, judge, we came home late from a dance "ue nijlit, and mother looked us out. She and dad are all the time fighting anyway, so we thoXight we'd leave." Thna (lid Mias Vnia Crun mcr, L'l, and .Mra. Leoua Klliott, SO, explain their presence on the Kugeno sireets last night with their 18-year-old brother, Arthur, at 3:13 o'clock a. m. The trio, travel-worn and dilap idated, were lodged in the city Jail over night, and were brought before Judge Ueorge A. liilmore In city court this morning. "We thought we'd get a job somewhere In Califor nia, so decided to beat our way by automobile down the highway." .Mra. Klliott continued. Vheu arrested, the three had $1.17, a loaf of bread and a powder puff. "You don't mean to say your parenta kicked you out of the house V" nsked the judge. "Well not exactly, but we wanted to leave anyway." The judge turned the pris oners over to Mrs. M. S. Ady, advis- ray ' Opening Sale of New Spring Millinery" Saturday, February 21 200 Ravishing Springtime Beauties They're all new and Wonderful values $10.00 HATS $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00 Hats IX TWO SPECIAL GROUPS $12.50 AND $15.00 HATS $4.95 $6.95 Think of it These two remarkably low prices. So early in the season when women are in quest for new millinery. You will find many models Hint was simply made for you particularly. Buy your now Spring Hat now and save money. . SEE WINDOW DISPLAY EUGENE MILLINERY CO. G!U WILLAMETTE STREET ory matron, who tt into communica tion with the welfare league of Port land. l'ni and Arthur were tent back to Portland, and Mn. Elliott will con tinue to California when be get, a reply from a sister whvuu she has telegraphed. Red Cross Worker Here- Lane county should hare a public health nurse, says Miss M. Howells of The Jallea, Hed Cross secretary, who was in Eujceno yesterday on a business trip. She railed at the local office of the Ited Cross aud discussed administrative problems with Miss Grace Norton, secretary. The county nays almost enough money to the Oregon Tuberculosis society from health seals yearly to entitle it to a share of tho money spent in co-operation with Ited Cross chapters and county courts, Miss Howells declared. She is a graduate in social work from the University of Oregon, and has been with The Dalles since last sum mer. Through her efforts from The Dalles chapter Miss Howells obtained a public health nurse, whose salary is financed largely through the Ited Cross and funds appropriated by the luberculoBis Bocicty. Opera Held For Game ' To givd students aud Eugene peo ple an opportunity to see both the Urcgon-Oregon Agricultural college oasKeioau game as well as the per formance of "The Spring Maid" by the .Brandon opera company, tho cur tain will be held until S:45 o'clock tonight, announces W, B. McDonald, manager of the Ueilig theater. This will follow the closing of the basket game, giving spectators a chance to get to the theater before the show opens. "The Spring Maid" is famed as the vehicle in which Mitzl Hadjos scored her greatest triumph years ago, and people are still singing ' 1 wo Little Love Bees" and other melodies featured in the show. Program Is Held Washington's birthday is being celebrated at St. Mary's Catholic school this afternoon. There is i meeting of the Parent-Teacher as sociation at which the childreu are to render a patriotic program of music and recitations. An address will be given by Father O'Hara, who is pre senting the school with a facsimile of tho Declaration of Independence. The secretary of the library of ConirrcRs at Washington has vouched that the copy to be presented to the school was made from a facsimile of the original Declaration, the exact size of the original and. agreeing with it in every particular. it ia announced. V. it. Bunnell, dis trict malinger, waa a Kugene visitor yesterday. "Humanism" Is Topic At tho I nil aria u church Sunday morning the Rev. Frank Fay F.ddy will preach on "Humanism or Chris tianity.1 The slnii t this service will be Ilobert Mcknight. Program Planned Neit Tuesday night will be "Dad's" nictit at Patterson school. Ad interesting program is being plan ned in which some of the fathers in the district w.ll take a prominent part, it is announced. Leaving For South Campbell Church is leaving today for Long Beach where he will join his family where they have been for some time. Leaves For Portland Frank L. Armitage, director of the United States employment office, left today for Portland on a business trip. He expected to return Saturday. Leaves For Portland K. Kugenc Chadwick. secretary of the Eugene chamber of commerce, left today for Portland for a visit of several days on business. Land Patent Filed A United States patent on a 40 acre tract from the government to Joseph Abeene waa filed for record today at the office of the county clerk. Macduff To Return Nelson F. Macduff, supervisor of the Cascade National forest, who is on a field trip to Oakridge, waa ex pected to return to Eugene this afternoon. Here From Florence Charles Cox, resident of the Flor ence district, was a business visitor in this city today. Attends Legislative Session F, L. Chambers has left for Salem where he will attend tho closing hours of tho legislative session. Visits At Cottage Grove C. P. Devereaux, local insurance agent, was a business visitor at Cot tage Grove yesterday. Leaves for Portland A. II. McDonald, proprietor of the Rex and IweU theater, left yester daw for Portland on a short business visit. Hike To Be All Day March 1 is the day set by univers ity students for a strenuous all-day hike, closing the organized hiking for i the winter term. On this Sunday the walkcra of Kugenc will have a chance to demonstrate their ability. The trip will not bo long, only seven or eight miles, hut it will be over an old trail which is now overcome with I tungtrd underbrush. Pinna are to take j a train to Coburg, and from there the ! party, headed by Dr. Warren D. Smith, of the geology depnrtmcnt, will i atnrt for tho Mnrcola hills. A stage win do inKen hack from Marcoln. State Traffio Officer Here- Kenneth Bloom, -assistant chief of the Oregon traffic force, was o Eu gene visitor today on his way south to Ituscburg. Bounty Collected II. W. Mooney, resident of the Winberry district, was nt tho office of tho county clerk today to collect the bounty on twu coyotes and four bobcats. Leave For Portland Miss Mabel Armitage, Miss F.thol Armitage, Miss Myra Cnlef and Miss Martha t 'alef molored to Portland today to spend the week-end. See the Special Window Display of 'Eugene-Made" Oregon Ked Cedar Chests In The M. & W. Store For Men! Sa0et Collar Attached Shirts $1.45 YOUR CHOICE OF AXY $3.00 OR $:?.50 SHIRT ONLY 3 for $7.00 Sale Price Effective Saturday Only! Men hero's a thoroughly worth-your-wlulo opportunity to replen ish your shirt, supply nt much less than it would ordinarily cost you M. & "W. quality shirts the kind that look so well fit so comfort ably launder so easily and give such long and satisfactory wear. A fine assortment of the veil liked French flannels in neat striped plaids and checks in all tho newer shades, fine English broadcloths in colors and lustrous white mercerized poplins. All Sizes Remember Saturday Only at This Most Unusual Low Price! mm aij.i.JiiiJi J".III11LJ.F1 J-fJ.HI.I L'JW' nu;.nmj'i'MHm'ui'iLi'iaat TRAFFIC BILL IS state may see fit to par; no bidding. no competition, no auditing outside of bis department; no cheek whatever retting in a purely auditing off. re. ex ecutive functions with unlimited power to pay expenses and purchase equipment. o officer ah on id he granted such power or authority. I (Continued from page one) Copyright Halt Schaffner & Mats Young men tell us we've scored a bulls'eye There's just the right swing of youthfulness in these new spring clothes of ours, they say; the styles are flaw less, there's vigor, life, "zip" in them. Hart Schaffner & Marx made them for us; you know what that means $35 to $60 NEW ARRIVALS: SPHlXff STETSON' HATS FANCY 1NTKRWOYKN IIOSK HEUI.MKXTAL STHIl'K TIES COLL AH ATTACHED SIIIKTS Wade Bros. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES Prospeots Held Good Indirnlions of oil nt Iho drilling of the Guaranty Oil company south of the cily ore excellent, better than at any time since operations were started here nearly two years ago, no cording to reports from the company today. The well is now down betrteen K and 3000 feet, is the report. Ad ditional equipment is being received hy the company for the rig here nnd today n new drilling cable 3500 feet in length was received and is Wing unloaded. Operations havo been link ed temporarily nt the rig near Cot tage Grove but will be started again soon, is the report. Woodmen To Initiate Class, of f0 new members will be taken into Eugene camp No. 115, Woodmen of the World, tonight, as a result of a fiO day membership cam paign just closed. Prizes will be dis tributed to approximately 20 men who hare been sui'CPKsful in bringing in their share of the candidates. Win ners in the content are expected to be present to claim their pises. Visiting Brother J. M. Moore of the Eugene I'aeking company is entertaining Mr, and Mra. H. M. Moore of Springfield, Mo., this week. The two men are brothers, and 8, M. Moore Is In Oregon pros pecting for a location in the dairy business. ! To Attend Conference j J. A. McKeritt of the local West- em Union office, will attend a con : rention of the company's managers j in this district at Portland next week. A THREE DAYS' i Chronio cough and pertinent colda lead to aarioua lung trouble. You can Itop them now with Crromuliioa, an smultified creoaot that ia pleaaant to ka. Creomulaion ia a new medical liacorerr with twofold action; it eoothe nd heala the inflamed membrane, and cilia the term. Of all known draft, ereoiote la ree igniied bj the medical fraternity ai the rreateat healing agent-? for the treat. sent of chronio cough, and coldi and ther forma of throat and lung troublea, Creomulaion contain, in addition to ireoaote, ether healing element, which loothe and heal the Inflamed mem sranea and atop the irritation and in lammation, while the creoante goea on the atomach, ia absorbed into the alood, attack, the aeat of the trouble tnd deatroya the germ that lead te :ofliuuiptinn. Creomulaion la guaranteed eetlifae jotj in h treatment 01 chronio oougbi tnd roldi, bronchial aathnu, catarrhal ironchitla and other forma of throat md lung diaeaaea, and ia excellent for auilding on the it Mem after oolda or Jie flu. Money refunded if any oough r cold, no milter of how long etand ng, ia not tailored after taking accord ng to direction,, Aik your druajtitt. Znowdtisi. Co, Atlanta, Oa. CAdrJ Is Your Child Thin and Week? Cod Liver Oil In Sugar Coated Tableta Puts on Flesh and Builds Them Up In JuHt Cow days quicker than you over dreamt of Iheae wonderful IiphHIi lnillillnR. floah nmklng tahlntn called McCoy's Cod I,lvor Oil Compound Tablms will start to linlp any (hln, undor welRht lit) In one. Aflnr BirknpRn and where rick pts nrn Htiappcted they Hre es pecially vnliinble. No need to dvo (hem any more naBiy Cod Liver Oil llieao tablets are made to tako the place of that Rood, but evil smelling, ntnmarh up setting medicine and they surely do It. A very sickly child, atte 9, gained 12 pounds In 7 months. Ask l.ltin IlniK Co., W. A. Kuy kendall. Carroll's Pharmacy or any ilrttRKist for McCoy's Cod I.Ivor Oil Compound Tablets the orig inal and genuine as easy to taka as candy and 60 tablets, 60 cents. ment of slntp covcrnment lias .ucii authority. All of the other depart-. monls purchase their cuniiunelit through the board of control, where proper accountiiijc is made. If sen ale bill number ,'M should become a lnw. there is nothing to prevent the purchane uf new cara every few inont'hii. nt any price the secretary of Gets Pleasant Surprise "About 0 months nco my futh or was very Hick with bis Btom nth, which bud been troubling him for several years. Three doctors said he had cancer and one said It was gall stones all agreed an operation was neces sary, but on account ot IiIb ago I .was afraid to risk It. I told a friend about It who said his wife had been through the same trou ble antl had been rured by taking Mayr's Wondorful Itomedy. I at once bought a boltlo for father and he Is now ns strong as a bear and can eat more ham and cabbage than any 3 men." II re moves the catarrhal mucous from the Intestinal tract anil allays tho Inflninmntlnn which causes practically all stoniBch, liver anil Intestinal ailments. Including ap pendicitis. One rtoao will convince or money refunded at all druggists. Lamps ! Lamps ! Prices Reduced on National Mazda Lamps 10 wnlt to .10 watt .. 27c 60 wntt, now 32c 75 watt, now 45c 100 watt, now 50c 1.10 watt, now 65c 200 watt, now 80c Now You Can Use Larger Lamps Hendershott's Gun Store 770 Willamette Phone 151 MRHAPPy IV BIRD is iwmt calling- W "Vm Me ! Ok -. 3 Neuritis vscosc we p i RON AWAY I'VE A P1NNER aaDATE. TOOAV. lVirt. HAPPY Party's 11 mighty fond of chick en. Ho says bo doesn't care in what particular style It's served so long as he knows It's purchas ed at this market, Watch for Mr. Hipp Party You know our prices ara the loweat, quality eon. aldored. If you want tha cholcaat ateer beef, lamb, milk fad vaal or extra fancy chlckena for Sun day don't overlook this market. i EUGENE i t PACKING CO L ;tv675Winamette5tJ SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST! Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" boxea of 12 tableta Alao bottlea of 24 and 100 Drueiriata. aislrta la tha trade mart of Birar Uiaoftctar. of Moauctleacllfitir ot Sillcjllei-Md New and Permanent Home of the Famous A.B.C. Electric Washers 694 Olive Street Day Building Seven models to choose from. A price to fit your purse, a machine to suit your needs. 1 FREE DEMONSTRATIONS Electric Service Co. Branch No 4 ennnnt bo n party to the etnetmont of' such law." The kinilrrpnrtm hill wan killed by indefinite prwlponomcnt today. By indefinite postponement the en-' ote todny killed Senator Tnoeo' bill providing for the equnlizntioii of Ux;s by property clnssificntion. i' YJ- I, v. it i p' i' ' m ii - s .1; 5' V- f i l: . .VI i ' : . -i " ' ; 1 4 I-' i i i.t 'i "ii i. ; ; i" - I- 'I i I': ii ii