1
Evening, Fobrnnry 26, 102")
rhursday
the euoknt: g r a k d
?age l''ive
-QLONIAL
Drapery
Fabrics
G
yfLL the chilling breezes outside your
qX windows cannot detract from the
heart-warming effect of Colonial Draperies
within. Rather they serve to emphasize the
deep brilliance of these fabrics and their
possibilities for making your rooms invit-,
wg. Sec the new designs nov hcxct
tit-Wared forger'.e by ih hank. The
unme i f a Kugene man waa signed to
the checks iu em-h caae, it is said.
I Warning Is Sent
A warning ha hern received at the
oftVe .Sheriff TbvIt from the au
thorities at I'axo KobU. fill., to be
on ih lookout fir a man, 50, a wn
j man. oil, with a little boy of five
1 years. The couple are wanted for
j passing fictitious chtvks. They are
! traveling in a Ford touring oar, ac
cording io the word received.
Wood Bids Called
One hundred and fifty cords nf
. wood for the uin of the. county rock
engines are to be purchased by the
i county court and bids for thee have
been called. The wood it to be de
livered to the crusher at the Thome
nlnce near London Springs, the roun
ty quarry near Mabel and the quarry
i on the North Fork,. The bids will be
opened by the court Thursday, March
, according to announcement today.
Legion Will Meet
1 Kugene post of the American le
! lion will meet t'night at the rooms of
j the chamber of commerce. Plana for
: th? presentation of the entertainment
! feature, ' A Night in Taris." will be
taken up at the session. This produc
; tion winch was held last year at the
armory f.r two days tuid proved a
j populnr attraction will probably b
j held about the middle of next month,
it i announced.
CITY NEWS
Directors Chosen
Itirectora of the Kugene Farmers'
creamery nsso'iatioi, chosen nt the
nnnuul meeting of stockholders yea
H'Sday, will include II. K. I'lauk, Junc
:ion City; T. L, OIiIkoji amj Mans
Ncilson, Kugene; linns M. Peterson,
Florence; and CJeorge l'latt, Thurston.
Olrectors Elected
(Jeorge H. McMorrau, K. O. Immel
and Fred ti. SlickelB were elected to
the board of directors of the Security
Savings and Joan nsBociution at the
annual meeting of stockholders
terday afternoon. Capitalization of the
association will be increased from two
million to five million dollars, it was
decided.
j Continued from page one)
jrfsentatiro in grand lodge; O. A.
iFaust, alternate representative.
Road Bonds Posted
Bnds have been posted by A. l.
jl-QnJgllL Him inumiii iiniiii nru no a
requisite for the viewing of the pro
filed road asked by petition to con
i.pet tJie High Pass and the Iv
Ym mads. The location of the pro
posed mad will be fronf a point on
li mist? road number 277 nt the eat
,tnd of the Hear Creek bridge in a
ii Tthcrly direction along the most
l:rtical route to a point on road 'Wti
;.l thend of road number 50. 'Pie
i rnposel road will be SO feet in width.
Caliph Grotto Elects
1 Emery I. I.nke was elected mon-
nn-h of Caliph (.rot to of the Mystic
;dr?iir (1f Veiled Prohphots of the Kn-
lisntPfl Itcnlm Inst night, nt n meet-
finz in which Charles Iv Minsineer of
J''rtland, supreme Htandard bearer,
jvm a guest. (It her officers chosen
(re I'nnl I'. Creen, chief justice; W.
liK. Striker, muster of ceremonies; H.
R. Knight, treasurer; George Mis
feldt, secretary.
Road Work To Start i
A new Fteain shovel for work on
I the Chambers railroad near Cottage
' Grove has been placed in operation,
according to lumbermen from that Ti- i
cinity here today. I onsuieraoie oi
the grading for the. route to connect
Estate to Be Settled
A petition nsking that Jennie M.
Wliite of Cottage (Jrove be appointed
as administratrix of the estate of th-
Inte Mrs. Susan Shnfffr, her mother,
has bern filed with the probate court.
The petition also asks that Uie fol
lowing be appointed ns appraiser:
Worth Harvey, George H, J'.ruiiiarl,
and Charles II. Hall.
!
I with the Chambers mill and timber
! holdings will be done by the shovel,
they say. t
Grange to Meet
Members attending the reguWr
meeting of the Four daks grange on
Friday evening, February '21, at 7:.")
o'clock, nre to answer to the ril
cull with "How may we have a suc
cessful grange?" The lecturer's pr
grnm will follow the business rpssioii
and all members of thi grange are
welcomed.
Check Case Investigated
Investigation was still under war
today by tJie sheriff's office; of th
alleged passing of a number of bail
checks here Saturday in amounts from
$25 to $40. At least five local tnrra
c.ishrd the checks which were lot r
Mr. Ayres Better .
W. A. Ayres who has been ill for
some time is now much improved and
was able to he at his office in the
courthouse for about on hour yester
day. It will be some time before
Mr. Avres is able to resume his reg
ular office work again.
Leave For California
Mr. nnd Mrs. .7. W. Hobbs of Eu
gene and Mr. and Mrs.. V. I,nir
Thompson nf Portland left by auto
mobile this morning for Southern
California to spend the next several
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson came
to Eugene yesterdny afternoon.
40 Mens Top Coats and Rain Coats $23.50
Men, here's an opportunity well worth
your immediate investigation. Even in
this age of sales we doubt if you will find
a value to anywhere near equal this one.
T1IK TOPCOATS nro nil riht up to tho ininuto
Ptylos and there's a pood ehoieo of neat patterns
in tans, pvys ami smoke. Former values to $4.").
TI IK RAIWOATS are mostly belted models. Well
tailored of such servieeablo good looking fabrics
as Bedford eonls, whipcords and gaberdines. Also
a number of handsome rubberized fabrics. All
most unusual buys nt $''.'). "0. On salo Friday and
Saturday only at this low price.
Friday and Saturday Only
A Rousing Basement Store Sale of
Boys' Suits and Overcoats
BOYS'
R.OTS
$0.98
15
BOYS'
OVERCOATS
40 garments in "lis lot and we expect every one to be gono from hero by
Saturdav night.
THE SUITS
me In iiros 3 to 17. Twoeijs. chocks and
serges In nil wool nnd wool mixed fabrics.
Formerly to $12.50.
THE OVERCOATS
nrn In ages 5 - 8 7 - 8. Noat llKht chocks
and lilno serROs. If yon hava a boy this ago
by all moans soo those!
III'
Case Still Continues
The pfiRp of V, A. Tsrlnr vrmi
rinrpnre (irimos nnd J, K finthri
whipli opened Tusdny, the first Hay
rf thp sprine tfrm nf rourt, wnn still
inidnr way lntt this flftrrnoon but it
Month-End Specials from
(he M. & W.
Basement
Store
Breakfast Sets $6.98
Attractive, tasteful "Patricia" pattern a ni wide
border pattern In clear pretty blue. Fine highly Ringed
English woods ware. Sot consists of 4 seven-Inch plates,
4 cups and saucers, 4 oatmeals, 4 bread and butter plates,
1 breakfast plntter. An ideal service for apartment uso
and family breakfasts.
Stamped Gowns $1.00
Clearly pnd beautifully stamped on sheer snowy white
nainsook of a good firm quality. Klnral and novelty designs.
Linen Towels 50c
Fure Irish linen towels In blue, rose or purple. Nicely
stamped ready to embroider. Same towels hemstitched, 69c
Pillow. Cases $1.29 Pr.
Prettily stamped pillow cases with graceful Bcalloped
' edges. Not many remaining to sell at $1.29 pair'
Luncheon Sets $1.29
Stamped with neat floral patterns on finest clear white
Indian Head cloth. Set consists of 45-Inch cloth and 4'i lnch
napkins all stamped.
50 Lovely New Hats Just Unpacked!
rLAOKD ON SALTC
IN TUG BASEMENT
STORE AT ONE
LOW PRICE.
SQ.95
Chic closo fitting shapes larger
head sizes for nnbobbed heads
Gloria Swanson pokes in fact al
most every smart little. Btylo usually;
found only in higher priced hats.
All becomingly trimmed with gay
flowers, ribbons and' novelty orna
ments. UNM ATCHED VALUES
AT $3.98
On ials In tho basement store only!
Anofher Group of Becoming $0.95.
Trimmed Hats All New LJ
Think of buying n pretty little,
strnw or straw nnd cloth spring
lint for $2.9"). Usually it can only
be dono nt the end of thft Reason
but now tho M. & "V. underprica
bnsnmeut millinery section mnkes it
possiblo to hnve two or three hats
for tho usunl price of one. A most
delightful selection at $2.95.
Buckram Shapes 75c
Well made. Buekrnm shapes lit a larger variety of shapes. Flowers, braids, etc., at lower-
than-elsewhnro prices. Basement
We're showin;
a brilliant lot of
Spring Clothes;
art Schaffner
Marx makes
them.
New Spring Arrivals:
H
&
was eipectPd that it would go to tlio
jury latir in tJie. dsy.
Pythian Sisters to Meet
The degree staff nnd the offlcei-s
of llelmetta lodge uf the Pythian
Sisters will moot nt the Knik'Jils of
Pythlss hflll Friday evening el 7:110
o'clock. A mei'ting of the lodge will
be held Q'ue-stlny evening as a grow
ing for the grand chief of the l.lrtgMi
order who Is on a trip through tho
state visiting the various lodge.
in the alleged transportation i-f liquor
one is expected to be sold St niicliou
litis week. A Star, a Hoick (Hid a
Wiliton six nre heing held hot only
one of the cars will he sold now.
Traffic Line Painted ,
Painters were busy today painting
the yellow stripes on the Mreet in
tersections near the curb lines as
indicators that cars should rot tie
parked in this restricted zone. It will
take Btveral days to pnint nil loc
markings in the busine-is district.
Cove People Hore
Mr. and Mrs. A. Huntley of t'ove,
Oregon, have been in Kugene the past
few days as the guests of Mrs. P. H.
Prilhnnnn, ISflO Onyx street. They
are making a trip by aulu to Ashland,
hut say they may make up their minds
to return to 1 jigene -to live.
Timber is Purchased
i A tract of timber south of the
Siusiaw in I.nne county has been pur-
chased by Henry I.. Ilerginnn from
I David W. I. smb. according to the
deed filed nt the office of the county
clerk today.
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was Issued to
day at the office of the ccumy clerk
to James II. Mausl of Kugene nud
Kllena S. Shortriilge of Cotta-.!
(irove.
Knight of Pythias Meeting -
Helmet I.odg No. Xt, Knights of
Pythias, will have work in the l:
iuire rank st its regulsr meeiing
this (Thursday! evening. Itefresb-
ments will be served.
Bounty It Collected
The bounty on two bobcats wss col
lected t the office of the cunty
clerk by Clay Mead, re.bl-lit "f tji -Uced
district.
California Man Here
John I,. Hoffman of Itichnioiol. 'al.
who proposes to establish a clay pro
ducts plant in Kugene, arrived from
California yesterdny on a business
I v.sit.
, Leave For Spokane
l Mr. and .Mrs. o. P. Klvigon lift
! yesterday for Spokane, Wash., where
I they expect to visit for the iieil few
, weeks. ' '
Wheat Advances to
$1.66 in Chicago
t'lllt.'Atlo, Feb. '.'(I. Foreign buy
ing of the new lilo wheat crop in tho
I niteil Slates led to an unusiurl ad
vance in prieea iiere today for the
July delivery. .Aa much as $l.(HHi a
hiiNiiel wits paid na ngitinH Jfl.fiS il-H
to fl.!iN',(.i at jcHlenlny's finis.li, an
overnight jultii of H 1-Hr.
Heretofore the sensational fluctua
tions in wheat prices have been chi-'f-ly
in the May delivery. Today, how
ever, that month was surpassed by
September, which finished at n net
advance nf Tic a bushel at $1.W). May
showed an extreme rise of 4 7-8o at
Jl.ll."i.
Topmost prices of the day were
reached just at the close, July whe.t
finishing nt $1 :W,i to 5 lHt
More than two cents of this re
markable rise was scored in the last
few minutes of truiliug.
Norton rhnrged with perjury In which
the result of testimony given nt the
Inquest held following tho shooting of
W. 1. Downing, local hotel mnn.
Hoppe Heads List
In Billiard Match
CHICAGO, Keh. M. Willie Hopps,
tlefcmling his worlds rhiimpinnsliip
nt IH.'J balk Una billiards In tho in -lernalional
tournament here, has
demonstrated to spectators that his
recent advent Into Ihn three-cushion
field bos not harmed bis dellcnto
tuiich. Ho lieuils the'Htauiling.
Welker Cochran, Hollywood youth,
lost n able bet and paid for dinner
and theater ticketa after the veteran
titalist defeated him, .100 to M.'l Inst
i GRAND JURY REPORTS
j ISKND, ore.. F.b I'd-A not true
' bill was returned by the grand Jury
' today in the case of Mrs. Fliwibetb
l
SPUING STKTSON HATS
FANCY INTKIUVOVKN IIOSK
C0LLAK ATTACIIKD SHIRTS
WADE BIIOS.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Joins Office Force
Miss Dorothy Kmery hits assumed
a position ss etenogrspher st the of
fice of Dr. Irvin H. Fox In the M'
Morrsn and Washhurm building.
To Speak At Salem
tieorge I.ove, former commander
of the Kugene post, American l.egion.
is to speak ' before the Halein post
of the l.egion next Monday evening
it is announced.
Former Resident Here '
Murrey Nadeau. former resident "f
this rity. has returned from I.os An
geles nhere he has been resiibng
and expects to remain here for some
time.
One-third ' f Switretlalid's 1 K.tKO ;
nutoutobiles were inttde in the l ltit'd
States.
I NIGHT COUQH QUICKLY
RELIEVED
This Is the siibslance of a letter
: re.i.e.l rm II W Webb. UlliliCV.
III., ' I coughed a great deal, especial
ly at night. Tried almost everything
and have found nothing to eipial
FOI.KV S HO.N KV AND T. II COM
POI ND. One doe relieved my cough
and I rested well all night." ne of
the laiaest selling couch meilii ilies In
! the World. Contains no opiates.
safe for children. IneM ut'oti Fol
;e's. Ilefuse substitutes. Till Adv. I
Car will Be Seta
(If three cars hld bv tb nher'ff
ttat were eonf isrsied hile being used
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
: Ruddy-Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
i Eaya Dr. Kdwanh, a Wcll-Known I
j Ohio I'hysician ;
nr.F.M.rrlwardsfornyenrstrenterl ,
senrcs of women fur liver and Ixiwcl ail
ments. I biruiK these years he Rave to
his patienta a prcscriptt'in made (it a
few well-known vegetable itmrcdienla
muted with olive nil. namintt them
' I Jr. l.dwartlV Olive Tablets. ou will
1 know them by their olive color.
' These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels, which cuue a nor
' mal action, cnrrymi; oil the watc and
poisonous matter in one's system,
j If you have a pale late, shallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tonc.uc.hcad.
arhci. a IhIIcsh, no-cofid IceluiK, all out
ol sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
of Dr. Kdwards' f )live Tablets nightly
for a time and note the pleasing rewills,
'I hotiinrU o( wmneii nnd men taki
Pr. Mward-.' f)live Tablets the suc-c(-(iil
stilwtitutc for calomel -now and
then just to keep litem lit. IjC and 30c
One Thin Woman
Gained 10 Pounds
in 20 Days
All wrak iiitn and women
All iirvou men and worn on
All kiniir men and voiuen
Can irow itrnnfpr, bfalthier and
morn viioroua and ttk on nolid n"d
fd flfnti In R0 ila.m jnwt lr tnkinji
MfiJoy'a Cod Ltvr Oil rompouiid
'J'ableU four ttma a day aft easy to
take at randy.
And what a hit then Clean pnwliir
Itif )ablela have made. One drug
fiat tripled liin aalen in nn week.
Krarybody knows (Mat nanty-taat-ing
rril-Rinelliiiii 'd Liver Oil i a
wonderful vitalizer, tnh producer
and health creator.
Hut who want to awnllow (he hor
rid aluff, when (henc wonderful tah
nlght. Tloppe compiled ruua of 10U
and 107.
The moat Marti in display of the
tournament waa Kdnuard Horeman't
defeat of K. Sniuki, thft .InpanewB
champion, UK) to 1'.'. The Belglna
champion had n mu of 211).
'Ilia ejirnlnjtn f tho Flrat Nntlonil
hank nf New Vork cMy last year w.m
$IL'.'J-U,02;i.
MOTHER!
Baby's Best Laxative Is
"California Fig Syrup"
When balir is cnnstipsteil, bns
wind-etilic, feverish breath, coated
luitgiie. or diarrhen, A half-tcnspoon-ful
uf Kenuine '1'nlifornia Kin Syrup"
promptly moves the poisons, ttses,
liile, sourinK food flint wnstn ritltt
nut. Never crsmps or oversets.
Itiihies love its delicious taste.
Aik your ilruRKist for Kenllitis
"I'nlifnrnin Kin Syrup" which lias
lets - McCoy's Cod l.lver Oil ( em-' lull ilirectlons tor intnnts in ernis,
pound Tnlilets, nre Just as food and j and children nf nil nges, plainly
o easy to take. printed on bottle. Mother! Vnl
A bos of no tablets for 00 cents must say "California" or you may
ml If any aklntiy man or woman ; net. an Imitation fit syrup.
doesn't lain st least ft pounds in .10 ,
dsys- money hack. Ask l.lnn Pru !
Co. W. A. Kuykenilall, Csrroll's
l-harmsc, or any good druggist sny ; &3Mf 777 1A lMiWFt'lil
where In America. i Vr
He lure and get Met oy a, the or- , -lil
mtiA n,iine. anH don't fnrtfet R. A
there Is nothing on earth so good to
mmh hufkn-arH list !. underweight ! "A
children grow atrong and robuaV
m m ar w m i I i.