The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 21, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textv Evening, February 21, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD rage Fivo Safeguarding Your Interests W'e feel ourselves under a real ohll cation to protect you against buying goods fhat would not give proper service. And we DO protect you by npt buying bucu goods ourselveB. You do not have to be an expert judge of value In order to make a satisfactory purcnase here. t Our conception of service does not stop with the politeness of salespeople prompt ness of deliveries, etc. It must Bafeguard you against unsatisfactory goods. . When you buy an nrticlo here you may rest assured it is' honestly worth every cent you pay for it that It will give a full measure of satisfaction and it 'you feel at any tlmo that it has not done so wo want to know it and make. It right. Thanks. More Monday. mMrxnammmi-ji n ragman Hiis morning for a transcontinental tour to Nvw York, where she will sail for ln'r old liomr ju Walrn, to lie (one through tlie summer. Mr. Junes will join her after the close of school. a charge of passing a bad check, win released to iiis rather who arrived here from Itoseburg last night, lies is a student at the Oregon Agricultural college. There will be no prosecution of the case here, it is announced. Repair Shop Leased Tile repair sh'.p in lioodprtstures garage has been leased by Fred Itock hill and H. J. llevun, who operate the Pacific garage on Seventh avenue east H is anuouueed. Children Sent Home Miss I'nis I'runiuer and Arthur Trimmer, brother and sister who ran away from (heir uome In Portland and were found by police at a late hour Jliursday uiglit ami giving lodging in the city jail, were sent Lack to their parents in Portland esterday by Mrs. s- Adv. advisory uiatrou of the I Motorist Fined police department. The third member lto.-s Hurley paid a fine of S- in of tue tr:o. Mrs. l.eoua Klliott, re- ; municipal court Ibis morning after uuiiucd iu Ktigene and telegraphed her i pleading guilty to a charge of park sisters in l alitoruia lor tuuds to pay iug his automobile ou city streets her railroad ticket south, hut thus ! without lights. far she has bad no reply. A local lio- j lei gave her a room last night, and i Burton Hutton Here fiinii-hed her breakfist tips nioruh.g. Ilurlou Uullon nt Corvallis was a Mic is without funds. I visitor in Kugene veslerdav. al lending i tlir LUMDE IT isU iii givuij; lij ilrnuilorir acid iu Miiftll iini'MiMts iii tlir utinit- milk. I'r. Jutii'N Mini tlmt ili- iisi ovt-ry lHW f I O 111 fllhllllji licit H Ml Ifdllt'Oil llit' nialiiily in nuhit ir inippic and ilitit fr..iii tliis h( f 'l ined ihv theory thai tlie discus.' was united ly a pre- I entirely pif mted if the dirt of px pundi'ijiui i' t.f nlk:ili in the vyttPin. ' l"'-,'1t inotliPts is rich in mineral Altlhtit;li pMsiciiuis di'i'Iare that ; "hIi. hdn'liinc h'hI h h "sure curt1." ' 1 " hr. Jones luis K,im further and m- f KKUN WFK-D. M. JUHX. sitt t id ycsUMtUy that mkots will be I As' Lumber mm -ket I.HUO INHlUl.V llttS dm iiiR the last (wo weeks, iug to the euirent t'ruw's in Kngene and pot its back up" eord aeifi'- lattkethiiU same in the armory I ItlBt Uigllt. j Op. Fox Returns ! lr, lrviu . Fox, Ktigene nh slciim, Miss Mack Visits MUs Aliee Maik of roriland. reg istered nurse, is iu FJugrue fpendiuj; a few days with her mother, Mrs. nr it mi Mitth, lourtli avenue ; u;ls r(.,rnis frmn extended nb west, .miss Maris, eame to Kugene to j seure in the east, wbere be lias been attend the wedding of Miss Kdnli ! slUllviiig nt the Mavo diuic in ltmh lYml Alton to 1 r. furl H. I'hei to- ! 0!iU.r Miun. place, held this nioruing at St. Mary's ' ' ,,iurrl1' Leaving for Jefferson Miss Kvd I'ease and Miss Itebtvv:. Sailor, of the staff of the couniy Prisoner Turned Ovor lt'hert .lanuary who is held at the county jail on a charge of had ilieck.s will be turned over to 1 1u- l.enton nuiiity authorities for prose cution, aceordiiiR to announcement to iliy at the office of Sheriff Frank K. Taylor. A deputy from L'orvallis i expected here today U take charge of lamia rv. :-: CITY NEWS' :-: ) i Funeral Date Set Funeral services for John Thrnmor. I-uno couniy on-hardist, wiio died ves- tcrdaj in Kugene, have been set fur I Monday afternoon at 'J o clock. l,r. h. coat lumber index, copies of which were received by local lumbermeu to day. Wliile from all tip pea ranees there is not a Inrge x-olume of busi ness eomiiiK in. at the same time I here is nil that i needed to keep the mills in n comfortable position. j the index nays. j "Kveryone ha- considerable euttinR i business on hand to carry them along ' until the early part of March." rends the report. "Stocks of yard items of All kinds are reduced to a minimum. in fact there is an absolute shortage, of many retail jard items and iu sev eral cases wholealers here have found it necessary during the last week to place orders of this kind with the mills outside l.nne county iu order to et delivery that they required. "Inquiry has been much belt"r tl.avi at any time since the first of the year, with every indication that the buyers are needing stork and are only holding off with the hope that they Licensed To Wed will be able to buy for less. There Carl II. IMietteplace of Powers nud i has been a slight improvement in the Kdi tli l'enrl Alton of Ktigene. vere i Calif oruin rail business which has grant el a marriage license nt the j carried with it some increase in county clerk's office yesterdny. prices, - j "The volume of new lie nud bridge Hewitts to Seattle plank business has been very light of Mr. ami Mrs. J, It. Hewitt. l-'KtTi i lHt. but fortunately (lie mills have Onyx Mreet, left this afternoon tor j bail no difficulty iu getting nil of the Senttlr. where tiiev will siiend ihelsinalt timber cutting they want. The passing nool, ,0 s(Ml,i Week-cnd with rela tives of .Miss Pease at Jefferson. (Continued from page one) V. Stiers. pastor of the First Chris- veeK-eu.. ; lian church, will be in charge of tier- ; vice at the Veutdi chapel ami the I. ; Marriafle License Issued - ' U. (i. p. lod-e in charge of serv.ee j A marriage license was issued nt ( at the grave. Jutermeut will bo in ! the office of the county clerk today the 1. O. O. F, cemetery. to Karl (larger ami Francis Sinners, btith tf Ktigene. . Coburg Is Winner Cohurg high scho.d's basketball; Notarial Commission Fllcd i legation was accompanied by W. AuMpn. principnl, Fancy Kveus, ' l. l,m-or rrndes. and JoIUl K. Stiibpr, teacher of the, tip;j;'r Safely Plan Stressed drjanization of a "amr r irst .r.mni Hinone the employes of th Mountain States Power company has perfected for tne purpose, m ac--dpnt prevention and instruction in ie kst methods of resuscitation of -frsops shocked by electrictl charge.;. !;prsentatives of the Mountain vitrt company from Eugene, Cottne uroTe. Springfield and .hinctiou City fitfnded the organization meeting iMdat Albuny this week to formulate ;i prngram ef education in safety methods. Meetings will be arranged n lh rnrinn cities where the COU1- ;.inr operates nud speakers will be mignfd to these, is the announce- n,f.Qt of the loenl office ot tue com- r'any. It. Tiffany are incorporators, ami the capitalization set at $"JO,0(Ni. Here From Idaho Mr. nud Mrs. George V. Lnmar of Wallace, Ida., are visiting nt the home of Mr. nud Mrs. Stacy Hussell. Mr. Lamar, who is manager of the .1. (.'. Penney store at Wallace, has been attending the national Penney store convention nt Atlantic Citv, N. J. Invited to Dedication (ieorge II. McMorranr exalted rulrr of the Kugeno lodge of Klks, has re ceived a handsomely engraved invita tion t attend the dedication of the new "home of the Philadelphia lodge of Klks number 2f which will be held tomorrow. teams administered a drubhing to ht!i teams of Mapleton high at Cubing February "J". it is aiuuuincetl. The boys' team won by the score of tiit t- It), while Uie girls won by a score f l to 7. Cohurg boys are expect un Iu- win the V. M. C. A. cup trophy -M the basketball tuniey Kcbruiry ami L'. Gift Shower Planned ' Members of the I niversity l. A. havo issued 4 H) invitntions to -iwnswonien for a gift shower to be iu the V. M. bungalow next Fi iay afternoon. A program of inusi 1 1 numbers and other features is be t arranged. Miss Virginia Keeney f Eitfjcne is ehairman of the conimit- ine in charge of the party. Such rifts as vnsos, flower baskets, kitchen itctttils, table runners, pillows, anil iiillow tops will be aroeptable, or any thing of use in the bungalow. Amaranths To Meet Members of Willamette Court, Or der of the Amarnutli will meet for n itl:.'!0 o'clock dinner in the Masonic temple Monday eveninp. The losers in the attendance, contest are to give the dinner for the winners. Following the dinner there will be a busiueoti Noble Grands To Moet The Past Noble (irnnds club- o? be Ittbekah lodge will meet Mondny vening, Fi b. 'Si, at 7:30 o'clock, in he I. O. U. F. temple. All Past 'oble (irands arc cordially invited. Mrs. Kliznbcih Keytien, Inez Itradley, Mrs. A. tJ. Hrnucr, and Mrs. M!ay l!n are on the entertainment com iiiittre, aeconling to the announce- of Chairman Mrs. Hattie Gray. Church Is Incorporated Articles of incorporation of tJie 'rive Kvangeiicnl Congregation were at tlie office of the county clerk '"day. The trustees recently elected ;r:'tiul Xiniker and Herman FulK, m of KiiRone, and William Cnrston "n of Junction City. The organiza 'n wons no property of value and all '"me is frm voluntary sulraerin lonj, a.'eoniiiig to the papers filed. Bondi In Demand Ioi investors are purchasinx rts of , recent issue of Kugene l;tfl ciiii1Mn.v i per cent gold bond? wnr-er tliey SPt a chance, stivs F. McAlister of the 1. S. National itit Arpterday Mr. McAlister sold 'W-ODO oin of the $75,000 the bank "Wfd fiitin Plvthe. W it t rr n nd r-nm. l Planned- w Kng.M.e branch of the Ameri- 'Watinn of Art is planning to T"Jnr a br,M-fit niusicale and ilance w on:an"s buihling- on March the brnpfit t)f the Tniversitv ' wegon art museum. The comniit .r "rrant,,,; for U(fl nfft(ir hrmc(, -I'" Mni;il,. Kerns of the faculty ( nrehitpriurp nn-l allied Com"y Formed rr,n,v formed n hntulle Iu ",fr,''H 1-iildinga owned hv iu mbh .i n"",nT- h,,s ,,rPn nn 'fV "f pnl,f'r" orin filed in the r"h '-Minty rlerk rrsterdiv "' llf'r''r. H. P. Urundage and A. Hoo Ho Banquet Tonight . MemberH of l.nne I loo lloo n:id riUmbermen's Hub go to f Cottago (rovo tonight fur their first out-of-lown meeting, at the liartel hotel at (i:!0. PlatiH for entertaining east ern lumbermen here February L'S will be laid nt this time. Visit In Corvallis F. S. Appelman, ticket agent of the Oregon K'ectrie railroad. :;nd Mrs. Appelman vent to Corvallis yester day to attend a reception given by lnughtcrs of the American Involution. Lnrtqo To Entertain The social eveninc of the Yeomen will be held Tuesday evening, Feb. -I, at Kngles hall. This is annivers ary month for the Yeomen and those in charge have arranged for a pleas ant evening, which includes a mas querade dance and cards. Professor Recovoring Itaymond 11. Wheeler, professor in the psychology department of the I'niversity of Oregon, who underwent an operation for appendicitis recently, is recovering speedily, it is reported, and will be taken from the Pacific Christian hospital to bin home today. Permits Granted Permit to erect a $t!00 garage at Hit M Moss street was granted to W. A. McCully by W. II. Alexander, city inspector of buildings, today. Foster it ml Kleiser also took out a permit tu bnild a .$.")( signboard on Charnel tmi street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. The notarial commission of K. S. Tuttle was filed today at the offie of the county clerk. Leaves For Portland I. K. Hodges, local realtor, went to Portland yesterday for a few days' biisinr visit. Here From Dexter Mr. and Mrs. II. I,. PJood. reiden'. nf the Iicxtr district, were visitors in this city today. lies is Released William lies, arrested yesterday on Lane Hunters arc Busy for Bounties Lane county bounty hunt em hurl r good day today and up to late thin aft. eruoou four were at the officQ of the county clerk to collect on pelts of predatory aninialH recently killed. Thirty bobcats, 11 coyotes and fivs cougars have already been killed this mont h. the county clerk's records fchow. Although this is far higher th.m tJie average month it is till much be low the recrd established in January. The bounties were paid to the fol lowing; 1 hiyton C. Thomason, Yidn, one bubi'al and. une coyote. J. W. Fountain, WaUervillc, one bobcat. tlrant Tate. Yidn, one coyote. M. C. liartlett, Springfield, one coyote. general movement to curtail five-day per week operation is having a very yreut influence on Lane couut mills, both on actual production and the attitude of. the mills. "With a large majority of the mills in the northwest now curtailing it is felt that the only thing necessary,is to remain on this basis for n week or two in onler to put the market iu a healthy condition again." Milts in I ,ti no county now ope rat ing on a five-day, one shift basis, in clude t ho A nderson nnd Middle to.i Lumber company at Cottage (Jrove, llooth-Kolly. Springfield. Hooth-Kel-ly, Wendling and Fischer Lumber company, Marroln. SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 1!L Doc tor Martha H. Jones, research asso ciate of the department of pediatric. at the I'niversity of California medi- I cal school here, believes she has dis covered a cure for. rickets that in fant hone disease which causea knot ted jointed, curvature of the spine nnd soft and misshapen skulls, how legs, nud crumbling teeth. Thin be en mo known today when the record of experiments and cures performed by Dr. Jones, during the past three years were recounted by the San Francisco Examiner.. The remedy for this widely preva lent disense, which medical authorities said exists in 110 per cent of this city's Vounger children and 75 per cent of those in New York, is simple. It con- Here From Wendling Mis. F. S. Apger, resident of the Wendling district, was a business vis- ; itor in this city today. Rot urns From Portland i. K, Heon, local attorney, has re turned after a visit of about a week at Salem and Portland on business. I A Demonstration Worth While To Every Housewife Miss Grace Bogue, Home Economist of the Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co., Will Demonstrate Home Is Started H. C. Merrell has started work on ! the erection of a new home on Fair mount boulevard near Eighteenth av enue east. Leaves For Wales Mrs. David John Jones left early , NEW LAMP BURNS 94 AIR Beat Electric or Gat New Laraway Building North Store Room, 968 Willamette Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 P. M. A new oil lamp that Rives an amailngly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than ens or electricity, has been tested by the U. S. Government and 35 leading universities and Jniitwl tn he superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It hums without odor, smoke or noise no pumping up; Is simple, clean safe. Hums air and 69i common kerosene (coal oil.) The Inventor. V. M. .lohnsoi.. lfll North Union Ave., Portland, Ore., is offering to send a lamp on 10 days' FKKB trial, or even to' give one KltKK to the first user in each locality who will help htm Introduce It. Write him to dav for full particulars Also .asic him to explain how you can get the agency, and without ex perience or money make .$250 to 1500 per month. WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, FEB. 23rd OBSERVING THIS DAY AS WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY ALLEN & LEWIS LANG & CO. MASON EHRMAN CO. More Time , For Better Things With An ! Automatic Electric Ranfje 1 $ if - . 1 ffrx'imtrrlr.9 Stir A WESTINGHOUSE In EVERY HOME SIGWART ELECTRIC CO. Monday Begins a Sensational Stock. Reducing Sale of MJNSING WlVear for Women, Misses and Children Bl.MKFliY WVrc ovcrslncki'il! Evon tin largo volume nf business 5n Miinsinnwoar tloos nut wim'Miit tlu Iroinontlous stocks vn now. carry nnd so for a liinitcil time until tlie stoeks are brought down to normalcy you may supply your mvcls in this famous brand of knit underwear at savings that run into dollars! Ml'XSIXtiYVKAR KITS The garments have been soientifie.nlly- con structed. There's no bunching and binding into nnnoying wrinkles and ugly folds. Munsiugwear is non-irritating. Jt lins the habit of outwear ing, outwashing and out-lasting any other garment. IX ADDITION' TO T11K I.OV SAI-H THICKS ON INDIVIDUAL GAR-iMKNTS-IOXTKA SI'Kt'IAL I'HIOKS 1'KKVAIL ON TUIJCHASES TIlb'KK OR MURK GARMENTS. Women's Silk and Wool and Wool Union Suits Regular $5.00 Sale Price $3.56 Into each carmrnt fnhvir finish and fit Ik woven or knit finer finality perfection of All Rtyl'ea and all sires. $3.56 or 3 for $10.00. Women's Fine Wool Mixed Union Suit3 Regular $4.00 Sale Price $2.81 All stylesevery slie -this garment averncea a of fine wool. A wonder for comfort and wear. great percentac 3 suits for $$.35. Women's Medium Weight Fleece Lined Union Suits Kegular $2.25 Sale Price $1.78 7 wo deslrnlilo weights. Fleeced or unfleeced. All wanted styles nnd every bIzo on sulo at l."S or threo for $5.25. , Women's Lighter Weight Wool Mixed Vests Kegular $3.25 Sale Price $2.35 High neck, Ioiik sleeves and Dutch nock olhow Bleevo stylos. In nil Bizes. rerfoct fitting garments. J2.3R or 3 for $6.85. Women's Lighter Weight Wool Mixed eVsts Kegular $2.50 Sale Price $1.69 High neck, long sleeve and Dutch neck, elhow slcnvo styles. Save 81 cents on each garments or better buy three for $1.90. Women's Medium Weight Wool Mixed Panta Jj Regular $2.50 Sale Price $1.69 3 for $4.90 EXTRA SPECIAL! MONDAY, TUESDAY ONLY! Women's Beautiful Silk Top Knit Body Union Suits-Sale Price .00 3 Garments r $2.85 i Oiirments that sell regularly at $2.00 and $2.25, broken sizes account for this drastic price lowering. Most all sizob on sale but a limited number of the larger Uses. Come early Monday for these! CHILDREN'S SILK AND WOOL VESTS 11 EG U LA R VII ICE $2.00 Sale Price $1.31 One style only Dutch neck elhow sleeves. A splendid medium weight garment for Iniuicdlato and all spring wear. Blzes 1 to 12. 3 vests for $3,85. CHILDREN'S WOOL MIXED VESTS AND PANTS REGULAR $1.50 Sale Price $1.03 Each Garment Vests In high neck, long sleeve style pants ankle, length. High percenlngo of finest wool. $1.J3 each garment or 3 garments for 12.95. CHILDREN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT UNION SUITS FLEECED OR UNFLEECED REGULAR $1.50 Sale Price $1.03 The perfect garment for growing youngsters. Knit of finest sea Island cotton run. All wanted slyles and all sizes. 3 suits for $2.95. MI XSINGWEAi; IS A NATIONALLY" KNOWN, NATIONALLY AD VERTISED PRODUCT. ONE DKAI.EIi IN EACH CITY IS ALLOWED TO SELL MUNSINGWEAR. Only thru special jiertni.ssioii from the miin iit'aetiireis nro we permitted to make these deeisivo reductions on new merchandise. Take advantage NOW supply future iieed.H for when this sale is over it will be over for u long, long lime I 933 WILLAMETTE