The Eugene guard., February 26, 1925, Image 10

THE EUGENE GUAR"
Thursday Evening,
Page Ten
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DEPUTIES TO MEET
FOR INSTRUCTIONS
In preparation for the annual as
ensment of I-ane comity property
meeting of tho deputy assessors
baa been called for 10 ollork to
morrow morning by Hen K. Keeney,
county assessor. The asBesnora will
alart work Monday and all property
will be assessed aa of March 1, Mr.
Keeney states.
Twenty-two deputy assessors have
beiui appointed and each will have a
d.ilnct. Tbe areas of each deputy
crn based on the county road dis
tricts, some having one district and
so:ne several. It la expected that
Home of thu deputies will complete
their work in ajbout three weeks
and others may take at least two
months, the assessor said. James
Lockerbie will have charge of . tho
Eugene district.
The following aro tho deputy as
aessors nnd the districts assigned:
II. (!. llishop, Mohawk; (J. F. Ulan
ton, Kugene south; J. K. Illunton, El-
mira-Veneta; George Hrainard, Cot
tage drove; W. 1 Onvinoss, Crea
well; J. L. Dahlin, Florence; Hay
Foster, Lorane; Cnrl Hopkins, Co
burg; J. II. Kirk, Uorcua; James
Lockerbie, Kugene; II. I. Markusen,
Junction City; M. K. Martin, Hiusluw
south; J. K. MeKenrie, (iosheu; ().
A. XIcMahon. Thurston; lliley Petty,
Cloverdnle; Harry Prindel, Five Hiv
ers; I. O. Storey, (Vow: Harold Stu
art, Jasper; Sam Swafford, McKen
r.'m; J. B. Tapp, south of Cottage
lrove; Arthur L. Taylor, Illachly; A.
B. Wolfard, Saginaw.
SOCIETY AND WOMEN'S CLUBS
Club Items 8hould Be Phoned To tho 8oolety Editor Between
8:30 A. M. and 10 A. M. Telephone Number 1200
E
Six flutomnbil collisions In Eu
gene have been reported to the police
department since the first of the
week, according to records In the de
partment. No one was wrounly In
jured in any of the smaibiips, although
several of the cars were virtually re
duced to junk.
Frank Anderson, driving a city am
balance enrrying a patient to tbe Pa
cific Christian "hospital on an emer
gency call, collided with J. F. Mc
Kinney, 131 Washington street, at
Thirteenth avenue and Pearl. The pa
tient was uninjured, according to tbe
report, although the ambulance was
badly damaged.
Other accidents reported were ns
follows.
V. A. Snoulding, Taclfic Telephone
company and an Oregon Electric
speeder, at Fifth and Washington
street.
Mrs. J. P, Williams, 0flt Chambers
treet, and Willlnm Kercher, motor
ron to It, at Ninth avenue and Wil-
linnet I o street.
lpora;o Moon, Springfield and A
W. Tyler, motor Touto It, Seventeenth
avenue and Alder street.
A. W. Cury and Jt. Gerdes, 1101
r.ighth avenue west, nt Seventh ave
nue and Washington street.
W. A. Hahn, 823 Pearl street and
llrthel Mclntyre, 482 Lawrence
street, at Firte avenue and Itlnir
boulevard.
liy MA HI AN LOWUY
Tumorrow afternoon between ih
hours of three o'clock and five o'clock
members of the advisory board uud
the active organization of the Young
Women's Christian association will
rerHe at tho Y.' W. bungalow, the
occasion being u gift shower uml tea.
A musical program bus been arrang
ed, including numbers by severul of
(lie eu input, muHiciuns. About four
hundred have been iucJuded in the in
vitation for the utluir. Appropriate
gifta for the bungalow are to be
brought including vanes, pillows, pil
low tops, table runners, kitchen uten
sile and other accessories of tbe kit
chen. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Westerfleld
are now making their home in
iSpringlield, having moved this week.
... ,
The Woman's auxiliary of St.
Mary's KpiBcopul church will be eu
tenuiued at the home of Mrs. A. C.
Uouck, nmi Columbia street, Friday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock.
An IriterPRthlir Itmntinir orrnntrnrl
for tonight will be thut of the College
CrP.r ( !,ltll ItlH.li I u .lull ir.u...l.aHa
which will gather at, the clubhouse for
a dinner ut six-thirty o'clock, to be
Operetta of Eugene
High is Successful
With an atmosphere that savortd
of old Spain, the glee clubs of the Eu
gene high school last evening present
ed "The Belle of Barcelona" at the
high school auditorium. The produc
tion was under the direction of Leoua
Q. Ma raters.
The scenic ffects and the cos
tumes were amoug the best ever pro
duced in a high school play here, an-1
the wliole play went off with a
smoothness tiiat told the story of long
practice and thorough training. Anna
Katiierlne Garrett as 'fMargnrlta"
scored a distinct triumph with her
pleasing voice, while Hal Skiunti' ax
"Pat" and Kathleen Powell as "Mur
tba Matilda Ayers" earned the hearry
praise that was accorded them for
their fine portayls. Edith Pearson, in
a neatly-done Spanish dance, was an
otahcr star of the well-choen cast.
State Officer of
Canton to be Here
Brlgadler-Oenernl W. E. Wada
worth of Portland is expected as a
guest of Canton Ilovoy No. 8, lint
formed rank of the Odd Fellows lodge
nt its meeting nnd banquet Friday
night. Several musicnl features are
planned for the banquet, and a busi
ness mm s ion will follow.
A drlrgntinn from Canton Starr of
Junction City will be present at the
assembly, it Is announced.
OLD TIME DANCE
Thurston, February 2Sth, given by
ladles of (he Farmers union. Every
body welcome. f2S
THE BUTTON SHOP
nesting. Buttons snd ilermttltchlng
60 7tn Ave. East. Phone 1713-J.
Gen. N. McT.esn, Insurance, 830
Willamette St. Phont 617. tf
Phone S. K. Stevens for piano tuning.
followed by a business session and
program.
A daughter was burn Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Georg Bjorset of Cot
tage Grove. Mrs. Bjorset was for
merly Miss Jforis Mikes and is well
known to Eugene and .Springfield res
idents, where she formerly made her
home.
Members of the Ladies' auxiliary
of the Eugene chamber of commerce
enjoyed an iutereHting program and
evening of cards at the chamber of
commerce rooms lust evening, eighty
or more attending the entertainment.
Mrs. S.duey Allen was chairmun of
the committee of hostesses for the
evening. The program consisted of a
piano solo by Ovidia Hummer and a
vocal solo by Mildred Ba.dwin.' New
members ure Mrs. U. P. Tillman, Mrs.
Muy Cherry, Mrs. Ernest Gilstrap,
Mrs. Floyd Mauville, Mrs. F. G.
Johnson, Mrs. Fannie McAlister, Mrs.
C. J. Fulton, Mrs. W. E. Anderson
and Mrs. Elizabeth Beytieu. The
committee fqr tbe next meeting con
sists of Mrs. F. 1j. Armitnge, chair
man; Mrs. Harmon Anderson, Mrs.
Fred Assenheimer. Mrs. F. M. Appel
man, Mrs. J J. C. Auld, Mrs. Carl Ba
ker, Mrs. J. L. Blond uud Mrs. A. G.
Brauer.
U. S. S. Huron Will
Return to Olongapo
MANILA, Feb. 20. iff) Tbe U.
S. S. Huron, flagship of the American
fleet in Asiatic waters, was returning
toduy to Olongapo after being pulled
from a position uground in Malum
paya Sound, -U0 miles southeast of
Mnniln.
The Huron will go on dry dock at
Olongapo to ascertain the extent to
which she was damaged. According to
reports received here today, tho ves
hcI wns steaming slowly when she
struck. Hie point where the. Huron
went aground in not well charted.
Naval officers believe thnt necessary
repairs to the vessel will be made
quickly and sho will proceed to Java
soon, '
Legion Smoker to
Be Given Tonight
WRIXGFIEUJ, Feb. 20. (Spe
cial). Twenty-one roundB of boxing
will be a feature of the American le
gion smoker nt 8 o'clock this evening
in the Woodman of the World hall.
The smoker is the second put on this
season by the Springfield post, the
first one having been to entertain the
Springfield business and profession;!
men. George Moon and "Mac" McMm
len will fight six rounds' in the main
event, with four rounds each for Host
en and Wilson, semi-final, Shannon
and Gibson, and Hank Tomseth and
Tavett. Johnnie Tomfoth and "Thick"
McPherson will fight a three-round
curtain-raiser.
Hawaiian dancers and singers
brought down from Portland for the
occasion, will entertain between the
bouts, and liie legion drum and bugie
corpa will make ita first public ap
pearance. A big feed will also be s
feature of the event.
Bill to Promote
Fliers is Signed
WASHINGTON', Feb. 2(1 Preai
dont Coolidge today signed the hill
awarding distinguished service meduls
to the army world filers and advanc
ing them on the army promotion files.
EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY,
774 W1I.1- STHEET., PHONE UOO.
w. ii. lii.owEHs, Man. if
For quality cigars, Prince Nemo.
Osburn Hotel Beauty Parlour.
Phone 8U1. tf
Phone S. E. Stevens fur olaoo tuning
STOMACH MISERY,
OAS, INDIGESTION
"Pape'B Dlnpepaln" Corrects
Sour, Upset Stomach
At Once
FASTING IS TOPIC
OF
By II. W. HALL
Khali I uy, unique? or shall 1 toy,
uufaUiomlesB' for a word to fittingly
describe this lady exuugelist who si
delivering such mighty messuges at
the armory each evening. After sitting
under tier preaching uue miturjlly
tries to compare her witii some uthvr
woman who has special talent, but
this woman truly has a gift. It is said
tuat some folks ucijuire certain ability,
but it would seem ttiut tbe power bo-
bind this lady exungelist who is in
uur midst could not have acquired in
so short a time as her years indicate
ability so reuiurkaule. It ia a gift
nut from man, but from him whom
she serves.
No doubt some folks attend revivals
frum different motives, but wbatevtf
one's motives may .have been they
were agreeably entertained last eve
ning by the splendid music that pre
ceded the sermon.
It is to be regretted that tbe vol
ume thut should fill the building is
somewhut inhibited by the recent :n
the wuli where the choir is seated.
Notwithstanding this handicap the
singing is good. Tho evangelist, who
came here to conduct a revival let it
be known last evening that she is go
ing to do her part In putting it over.
However, sde Jet it be known, too,
thnt she did not desire a good at
tendence simply to hear her, but to
hear what the Lord had to say.
Mrs. Demarest expressed Jierself as
believing firmly in "first seeking the
Lord,'1 as the firm step reiuhite to
ward a successful revival.
She explained that people hold con
trary ooinions ss to what really con
stitutes fasting. Some think it means
to bo without a meal. Others tnat tney
should abstain from one thing or another.
"With some," she niu "if they go
nHthmit it meal It would be remark
able if tiiey did not lose their teni-J
per, and she stated that she believed
that an occasional fast would veatly
benefit the health.
One of toe bent definitions of fast
ing the writer ins ever heard was il
lustrated so lucidly that tnere couU
be no room for doubt as to the real
significance of what fasting meant
and what it was intended to bring
about.
It wrought a deeper spiritual ex
perience. It separates one from tbe
commonplace and unites oue to God.
Wordly affairs drop off, and spiritual
blessings take tieir place.
'When we get to the place where
we can confess that we are nothing, a
place of humility before God, then
God can use us," she said.
She concluded by anying that vic
tory will come when we get our eyes
on God.
It was announced that special pray
er services woald precede the presett
ing service eaJi evening at 7 o'clock
in the armory building. TbiB will be in
addition to the 10 o'clock service held
in the Iiaptist church.
The .ecture by Mrs. Damerest nt 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at tbe ar
mory, is to be tbe first of four and
the fiist fhould be well ntteuded to
get the benefit of them all.
Life Saving Event
To be March 6-
Final preparations are under way
for the Hed Cross life saving corps
examinations to be held on the Uni
versity of Oregon campus March 6
and 7. At present about 40 students
have entered.
Itudolph Fahl, swimming Instruct
or, and five assistants are instruct
ing the students nnd will act as board
of examiners fur the examination. The
five asuistant instructors and L. Pal
mer, L. Smith, Hob Bnrtlett. A. Stone,
and L. Ilnblitt. They are all student
of the university nnd passed the ten
last yesr with a grade better than
1)0 per cent.
DR. SUN UNCHANGED
TKKINCi. Feb. 'JO. OP) Ur. Sun
Yat-Sen. south China lender, who has
been los:ng strength every day since
he underwent an operation for cancer
on January 2fi. was reported in on un
changed condition today.
voids
Will stop tomorrow
Colds break in 4 hours for the millions
who use Hill's. Fever and headaches go.
La Grippe yields in j days. This is the quick,
the scientific way to end these dangers and
discomforts. Don't trust lesser helps, don't
wait. Get back to normal at once.
Alldruggiits H Price 30e
cascamJIquinine
GaReaBoz 0V' with portrait
"Pape'B Dlapcpaln" Is the quick
est, surest relict for Indigestion,
gaaes, flatulence, heartburn, sour
ness, fortnentatlon or Rtomacb
distress caused by acidity. A
few tablets give almost immediate
stomach rellof. Correct your stom
ach and digestion now for a few
cents. Druggists sell millions of
packages. Adv.
Home of the Big Wurlltzor
COMING
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SATURDAY
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
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For none of the health-and-encrgy value of oats is lost
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Try Albers Minit Oats for your "better breakfast
tomorrow morning see what a difference it makes!
Our Tailoring
is Advertised by
the Best Dressed Men
in the City.
Here we make Individuality nnd distinctiveness In men's clothes a study.
Wo havo l.rn h .. I. - I 11.1- . i. ...
41 imi.l ma "ivu in nil. iiimiijr nj'i'i rimio uur rutins in asscniniing
I staff of cutlers, designers ano" craftsmen that know how to produce correctly
itylod and tullored garnienla men who can give that man ami Individual tmich in a
garment that makes It distinctive and smart looking. And the particular men nrn
learning Hint we are building the kind of clothes they want; that we add that
Indefinite nniethliiK that brands the clothes as custom tailored by artists.
J Hundreds of Kugene nnd I.ana county men hove been delighted with tho far
mcnts they have secured from us, and new friends aro being added every day to the
already large list of those who appreciate tho high class works of art that are
being turned out by this Institution Kugene's newest Industry.
Q J"1" will be surprised If you como here at the reasonable prices that such
clothes can bo produced at.
Eugene Clothing Mfg. Co.
GUARD BUILDING
PHONE 697
1035 WILLAMETTE
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Tho hundreds of successful, men find women who
hnvo received n Business College Training at our
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It's a Good School
and Rates Are Reasonable
We offer you he opportunity of enrolling now
in our Day or Night Classes for n business train
ing. Eugene Business College
A. K. KOBKHTS, THKSIPEXT ,
Phono GC6 WJ "Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon
EAGLES' PRESIDENT !
VISITS IN EUGENE
A class of 4lt cmuliddtPB were init
iated into the Kriiterri.il Order of
Eagles at the meeting Inst night, ut
which Otto Deluge, national preyidem
of the lodge, va a piifHt of honor. M.v
Deluse and his daughter, Norma De
bine, were a'foinp:inie(! to Kuifeue by
O. K. Ivpe of thin city, state president
of the Kagles.
"We have more than 000,000 active
members uml thirty million dollars iu
a use Iff," -Mr. Deluae declared. "In
Seattle recently I laid the cornerstone
t'f what will be tii e largeKt KacleV
temple in the world. Although it was
pouring rain, there were more than
l'.'.OOO men in the parade, and -eight
bjnds.
"We are now making a fight in all
the states to eliminate ((he old poor
homes, which are a relic of barbaric
days, and institute old age pension
iu-thpir stead. 'The poorhouse must
go" is our progressive motto. Already
the states of l'enDKylvanhi, Montana,
Nevada and Alaska territory have
adopted old age pensions, as advocat
ed by the Eagles. Oregon, and other
states, will soon fall-in line."
Rheumatism
First stop the pain j
In rheumatism, the quickest thing
is to stop the pain. A modern way
does that so quickly that it seems
like magic. ' " ' 1
Nothing else applies such concen
trated, Buch penetrating heat as red
pepper. And heat that doesn't hurt. '
Every old method seems ridiculous
in comparison.
Apply Red Pepper Rub and the
tingling heat is apparent instantly.
In three minutes it Beems to reach
the depths. Circulation is started,
congestion is relieved. Pain and
soreness depart.
The cause of rheumatism may lie
deeper. But the pain can be relieved
like magic in this way.
Then why spend hours in Buffer
ing? AVhy toss all night? Relief
a matter of moments if you have
Red Pepper Rub on hand. Then,
night or day, you have the best
means modern scientists know to
combat it.
Think what folly it Is to suffer
for hours the pains or Boreness
which a moment can stop.
for pains of
Rheumatism i
Backaches ,
r . ,
PEPPER E
RIJR Nearltb
lVJU Congestion
At dl druggists Chest Colds
None imuine without the name Rowles,
RED
s A
SYMPTOM
)ISEASE Is a symptom
and not the cause.
Chiropractic goes to tho
fountain head of all 111
health the spine. If an
analysis shows that the
vertebrae are displaced,
an adjustment restores
the nerves to their, nor
mnl activity.
FEESH STOCKS OF XORTIIRUP Kiv .
SEEDS HERE ONLY 5c A PACKAGE
Pt Pl.t-T UCTTNK I WENT aitim
Onward With Additional
Month-End
Specials
Yesterday's papers 'revealed a goodlv nt,mv
of timely Month-End Specials from the "ml
departments. 'Here are more.
' . All Wool Challies Take
A Low Price, Yard 89c
An A a "Tlnrflnv" nrnHUfrt. tnn. InnmoH 1... .1.
mills. This 271nch fine wool fabric enjoys varled'to'1'!''
infants', children's and women's things. Light and j i
95c Flannel
Finish Dress
Goods, Yard 63c.
A good cotton cloth for
spring dresses due to Its
suppleness. In checks,
stripes and plain colors.
Green, beaver, whirlpool,
Peruvian, shrimp also delf
shades. Special lot. A sav
ing worth while.
55c To 65c
Tissue Ginghams
Yard 48c
Their very sheer crispness
suggests' lightsome frocks
for spring, i Tliey score
again "fast color," and com
bined with silk stripe pat
terns In the lot. 32 inches
wide.
21c Muslins
Yard 16c
These are short length
bleached muslins, 36 inch
width. A good 21c quality.
35c Turkish
Towels 24c
500 of these soft finish
and bleached Turkish towels
to sell at the very special
price of 24c each. Hotels
and rooming houses may
effect a substantial saving,
too.
$3.50 And $4.50
Chenille Dress
Fabrics, Yd. $2.59
At the threshold ot ,m.
when thoughts turn to not?
Bheer, drapey Jabrica Ib,
dresses. Con.? in ilgJ
patterns as w.ll as el( .
patterns In the lot Faih.
ionable for tunic effects u
well as ensemble sulu i
rare value.
Shirtings Selling
To 42c Regularly,
Yard 29c
A special lot shirting mij.
ras In ' stripes and whin
Anticipate your needs.
New Lingerie
Checks, Yard
At 29c
Yard wide, fine soft fk
ish, in such wanted llngerlt
shades as peach. Nils, ia
pink, orchid, maize as veil
as white. Special group.
54 Inch
"Indian Head"
Yard 44c
Perfect shorts and nlcdr
bleached. Note ita iat
width. A fabric for mnr
uses.
Children's $4.00 Silk Umbrellas $2.69
-Pretty red, groen or navy Bilk umbrellas. Special lot
The longest golf drive ever made
is 30.1 yards. Jnmes Braid drove a
ball that distanco at Walton Heath
in 1905.
. Valley Printing Co.
Over U. S. Nat'l. Bank.
WEDDING AND BUSINESS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL
PRINTING
FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL 470
Dr. Ashton for Chlropnrtie ai
Electro-therapy. Opposite Heili tl
oter. Phone 800. i)
71
Beginners and Advanced
Topular Songs Immediately
WATERMAN METHOD
WINNIE IRENE RUSSELL
244 7th Ave. E. Phone 1967-J
e i':ti:7ititi: i
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27.
Regular $1.2;") Arrow Silk Hosiery,
nil colors, special 00
Women's French Kid Gloves, all col
ors nnd sizes, ifS.fK) to 4 AA
$,f .00 values nt M-l.UU
Silk Tongcc, free from fillinar, a splen
did qunlitv. Cj-fl A A
$1.'J5 grade for
Zeplior (lingliam, nice line of patterns
50e grade, O-f A A
3 yards for . ?1.UU
ISO inch percale, light nnd dark put
terns, o vnrds Oi A A
for Ol.UU
f4 inch tahle padding, regular $1.4.-)
grade nt Q4 a'a
per yard XUU
3 2ineh Press Ginghams,
lie, 4 ynrds
for
Hope Muslin,
6 yards for
:!6 inch Challis, 20 cent
value nt G ynrds for
Women's Fancy Aprons
$1.50 to $2.00 values at
Women's and children's
and cordovan
4 pairs for
40 inch serge, $1.75 ,
value nt, ynrd
Women's Bloomers, whi
colors, (i5c value
2 pairs
$1.50 and $2.00 girls'
middies at, each
li.'ie lluck Towels, bleach
ed, 5 for
?,) cent val-
$1.00
$1.00
1.00
1.00
hose, blac'
$1.00
$1.00
!. my! f!fLh
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00