The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 04, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTUB' EUGENE GUABn Wednesday Page Fivo . ty clerk's office. Incorporators are Kalph B. Osburn, J. H. iStofield and Fannie B. Oaburu. Capital stock is $1.5,000. The Ba'sement Piece Goods Section Offers Many Interesting Economies To Frugal Shoppers Billiard Room To Open The Font and Sulivan billiard room in the ba'vnent of the Laraway building at 1RI- Willamette street will ! be open for business Saturday, it , is auuounced. New tables and other equipment have been installed and , Melvin Short will operate a two chair barber shop in the front of the basement. i !!:Ht:;-; Evening:, March' 4, 1025 . . 500,000 Red Blooded Boys In the Old U. S. A. Read The American Boy The biggest, brightest, best magazine for boys in the whole world. Thrilling narratives of travel and ad venture, interesting, instructive and educational features galore. All kinds of sports sections and n big depart ment for the amateur radio fans. A clean, wholesome magazine for boys of all ages and their mothers and dads, too. Anv boy can get a free subscription to the AMERICAN BOY Magazine with every suit or overcoat or furnish ings bought at the McMorran & Wash burne store. Come in and get the full particulars about this big free offer. "We're plan ning a big picnic for members of the AMERICAN BOY CLUB this summer. Get in now! McMorran & Washburne "A Store Boys Like' Bill Hayward Guest Bill Hay ward, varsity and freshman track coach, spoke at the luncheon of the Oregon Sports Writers' associa tion today at the Anchorage. This or ganization, of which Sam Widerman is president, is composed of sports writers of the various dailies in Tort land and Washington. Speaks At Portland Meeting Atvin Grimm of Eugene was one of the principal speakers at the meeting of the Oregon district of th Walther league of young people's societies of the Lutheran church which has just closed at I'ortland. Returning from Detroit F. J,. Johnson, head salesman of the E. C. Simmons Ford Motor agen cy, is expected to return here Friday after a trip of three weeks attend ing a school of instruction at the Ford company plant at Dettroit. Here From Spokane Mr. and Mrs. William Goodpasture of &poknne have arrived in Eugene for a visit with friends and relatives. Mr. Goodpasture is an uncle of B. F. Goodpasture, and Mt s. Goodpasture is a sister of the Lyons brothers. Licensed To Wed John Alfred Moure and Cornelia Agnes Kllefson, both of Eugene, were granted a marriage license at the county clerk's offica yesterday afternoon. :-: CITY NEWS :-: (Continued from page one) tion of officers last night. Other officers were George Wiltshire, sen ior warden, and Mr. Coleman, junior widen, both of Corvallis ; L nrl Young, secretary; Darwin Bristow, treasurer; C. M. Stevens, orator: John W. llobbs, aflnoner. Visits Coos Schools For the purpose of interesting high "Indents of Coos county in the University of Oregon, l'rofcssor Peter C. Crockatt, of (he economics department spent Inst week visiting high schools nt Mnirshfiuld, North Bend, Rccdsport. Gardiner aud Lake side. He alo spent considerable time studying the railway, water and hieli- -iy traffic conditions in that region. This research in part in eo-ordinn-tion with a state wide plan of the public service commission and the re inlti of the invrstigation will be pub lished in the June edition of the Commonwealth Review. Lecture Planned An illustrated lecture on forest protection by Smith L. Taylor, ranger of the Cascade national forest at Mc Kcnzie bridge, assisted by C. It. Lock ard, junior forester, will be given at the Wilhtkenzie grange March 1M, it was announced today. Mrs. Ella Ba ker of the Willnkeuzie district was in Eugene yesterday making arrange ments for the lecture, which will be one of n series of talks on fire pre vention being given in Lane county Jy -Mr. Taylor. Orchardists To Meet Control of orchard pests will he discussed at a meeting of orchardists uf Lane county at the chamber of commerce March 14, it is announced by O. S. Fletcher, county agent. The meeting will be at 1:110 o'clock and speakers frum the state experiment stntion at Corvallis will be present. After the meeting the Lane County ! Horticultural association will be re organized. Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation, and that m?kes the skin soft, dear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zemo, which generally overcomes skin leases. Eczema.Itch.Pimples, Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases give way to mo. Frequently, minor blemishes dis appear overnight. Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liq that may be applied at any time, for it does not show. Trial bottle 35c, large we $1.00. Zemo Ointment is recom TOcd for nighttime use, 50c. Zemo ap. antiseptic and healing, 25c i W. B. A. To Meet- Mrs. Kmma H. Wilkinson, of Jort 1 lnnd, and deputy supreme command er of the national order of the Wom an's Belief U association, will be in Kiigmie this evening on a visit to the ! Eugene order which is meeting at 7:30 o'clock in the. W. O. W. it nil tonight. The session tonight is a , regular meting for tho Eugene branch. Portland" People Here Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey, 13S9 Pearl street, have as their guests this week Mr. and Mrs. Benly Stum of Portland. Mrs. Stam is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey. Charles Schaefers Back Clmrles Schaefers of Ax-Billy's de partment store, who went to Klamath Falls on a business trip, has returned. Funeral Announced ! Funeral services for the late David ; Humphrey will be held at Veatch j chapel Thursday afternoon, March 5, fit 2 o'clock, it is announced. Inter- I ment will he in the I. O. O. F. cera- j etery. I Leaving for Klamath Karl Humphrey and Herb Taylor are leaving today by automobile for Klamath Falls where they will vi-m for the next few days. Albany Attorney Here C. K. McMaban cf Albany was :n Kugene today on legal business. Mr. McM:ihan for a former state represe i t alive from his county. Here From Walton Kmery K. Houch of Walton, was in Kugene today to file his application for soldier's adjusted compensation in the local Bed Cross office. Back front Portland I. Chambers has relumed after a business visit of a few days at Portland and Salem. Visiting In Portland Lawrence T. Harris, attorney, went to Portland the first of the week to spend a few days on business. Firm Incorporates I Incorporation of the S. O. H. Jlnrd- ware company, which has opened a I store in the Bonnott building on Ninth ' avenue wns made public yesterday t when papers were filed in the coun- r LARAWAY'E Atwater Your "Magic Carpet" THINK of sitting at home In your own ewy chair, nd at a turn of the dial being whisked away:-to lien to an opera in tome large city, to lit through a Play In another, to hear the new in a third. with an Atwatm Kent In your home, you can go "here you will every program in the air 1 youra to command. Let ua ihow you, through an Atwatir Kbnt demon stradon, the perfections that up-to-date radio equipment has attained. agagagai-.i. ..i.n m riy ijuu'iLMW i (Continued from page one) the report adopted today by the vet erans' committee, giving the results of a country-wide survey of nervice hospital. It said that on the whole, the veterans hospitals, "are in excel lent shape," and that nil cause for complaint had been called to the at tention of the veterans' bureau. Meanwhile, in the senate, warnings by President Cummin being without effect to restore order, the sergeant nt -arm wns requested to "direct" sonstors to take their seats. A lst minute effort by Senator King, democrat, ("ish, to get senate action on his world court proposal, was blocked by Senator Moses, repub lican. New Hnmpshire, one of the ir reconcilable: on the Versailles treaty. Resolution Tabled Senator King moved to go into ex ecinive session to consider the meas ure but Senator Moses replied with a motion to Iny the resolution on the tahle and a rollicking chorus of "ayes" put it aside. The hotiwe roll call f-r a quorum hiweil XiO members were present for the mindup. Farewell ipeeches were delivered by representatives attending their Inst sesiion, Bepresentaiiv Barkley of Kentucky, ranking democrat on the house commerce committee, lead ing off with a purling address to Chair man Winslow, who was not a candidate for re election. In the senate, however, after the recess, there seenierl to be no dis position to sink swan song, and the hilarity which usually marks the rinse of ft session wss lacking. There was the uul milling about on the fltvtr. The g-ivernnrs of several states, here fr the inauguration were r,n the floor. Five arc Killed In Dynamite Blastj HKINSlMiBK. Saxony. March 4.' (P)Virp persons were: killed and .1', others injured in a dynamite etplos on ' following a' fire in the powder divis- i in nf the Westphalian-Anhalt Kxplo- ; I res factory here today. The force of ! Ifie hlat sa so strong that the roofs ' of surrounding buildings were torn off. I The Basement Store features many New Labor Saving Devices for Kitchen and Household! Always at Prices Low as Consistent with the Reliable Quality. t Oven Sftvcs rutL "Androck" Gas Ovens $1.00 Save more than half the fuel required by other ovens. Bakes delicious pies, pud dings, biscuits, vegetables and meats. Toaster and as bestos disc for heating Irons included. Androck Dish Driers $1.69 Wiping dishes not necessary. Water drains oit Instantly leaving dishes clean and shiny. Holder for silverware. Wire Dish Drainers Round Style vERf ., ci nn SPECIAL AT 9 I "UU Made of heavy retlnncd wire will not rust. Highly pol ished. Made with screon receptacle In ccnler for holding silverware. A handy article that should be In every kitchen. Household j0 BRUSH SETS JD SWT SET 4t SPECIALLY PRICKO t piece sets consisting of 1 clothes brush, 1 bottle brush. 1 toilet brush. I refrigerator and radiator brush, 1 bath brush, 1 vege table brush. Good sturdy bristles flrmiy set In wire. Wood handles. 'Just squeeze the handle' of the SIFT-CHINE A real sifting machine. Held and operated by one hand. Does not scatter (lyi flour. Sifts thoroughly, yet easily. Im proves evon your "pet" recipe. Singlo Screen $1.00 Double Screen $1.25 "ANDROCK Q Long-handled Dust Pans j 4 just Like ci nn I Illustration 4 I "WU I No more stopping or backaches. Long twisted wire handle with ff" loop for hanging. ' Heavily blue It M enameled. Dust will not spill out Y f when pan la lifted. m&mtJr Basement Piece Goods Section Fast color nindrns shirting , ... ........ . 35o yd. Ln Franco Sateen, colors 39c yd. New Bungalow Cretonnes 23c yd. Pure Linen Toweling 25c yd. New yard wide Comfort Challios 22c yd. The Dry Hand Mop $1.50 Just what Its name Implies dry hands. No stooping or dipping . hands In filthy germ laden wator. Just a simple twist and this mop wrings dry Instnntly. You'll won der how you ever did without one. B2 Aluminum Percolators $1.00 Full 6 cup size good weight, pure aluminum highly polished Panneled or plain styles. Speclnl at U. Heavily Nickled Electric Waffle Irons $9.50 A beautiful and thoroughly dependable electric waffle Iron fully guaranteed. Makes delicious crisp waffles. Complete with cord and plugs. Special Free Offer With every electric waffle Iron 11 6 pound sack of highest quality pastry flour. This offer fur a limited time only. O'Cedar Oil Mops $1.00i A very con venient site for general housework complete with handle. (Jen ulna O'Cedar mop. Untrimmed . Millinery Shapes $1.95 Of finest chipped mlUn. Ara rTognl7.d favorite for spring Btid summer. PlpastnK choiri of hprom !ne shapes (or all had izps. Flower Wreaths, In dividual Flowers, Bra'dt, etc., at low er prices Bnsomnt ft" Electric Irons $4.25 fienuln "elite" electric Irons fully guaranteed. llesvlly nickeled. Henullfully polish ed. Complete with cord. Tea Kettles $1.00 Oood Weight, heavily grey enameled teakettles In fam ily slr.e. Just 12 to sell Thursday at M OO each. Food Choppers $1.59 Complete with three knives. Coarse, medium and fine. Screws on to any table or sink. Turns easily. Lovely Trimmed Hats $2.95 You'll be agrflftahly aur prlnpd at tha Mtennlve ulinwlnfc of lhen pretty Utile haU at $2.95, trim md with rrjt flower, rib bons, etc. All exceptional VfllllPS. Buckram Shapes 7 Bo Dozens to choose from Hfinfi merit Japanese Rice Bowls 15c Real Japann bowls prettily dorwted In choice of two patterns. Nice for ostmeal d!suen, etc. m'j.i.uxL'iir.i'it.i,A8JHJ.l.l.fmm . .. . . ... . - Glass Measuring Cups 50c Genuine "Frya" Iridescent ovenware. Ac ciir.tely measures ounces and cups. Handles. NOTICE Krrd K. Hinltb. luiir.rer. hs remnv l hi. office tn M ill 445 448 llmer I'.uilJinf oa Ksst XiDth street. mil OREGON I.Ir"K I), il. JOHN.! Aft. tf, Imurt i'b Uenry Tromp. Thens 121 (Continued frum one) gross earning bill resched him In; the mesntune. The ware and means 1 i-nmmlttee. at a htti railed meeting. ! instrncted Chairman f.nrdon of the i house eommittee to attempt to ru.h the utilities tl bill through three reading, and to final paaie In the hou.e, this to be followed br similar action in the snate If the bill paed ; the house, fiordoe, being a member i ul tbt organisation in tbe home cob- 1 ented reluctantly to do lhi. He W.IK or 1e than I..M"l,C)IXI, kept faith with the committee, how- j j,,. ir,ii,ll or less tlinn ?:i,(flO, evcr. but failed to railroad the bill. ; fMK, $ , M.igai.iasi or le. than Vftrwl tin nrtin- fomtnirn appro ' ' T' ' ' ' priAtin. H'ib.nfritly tli utilities! $3KMt. tax bill ws pswrd and th appro-j AetlvlHts Affected pnatinn bdl panned orr Ihf Korer-' The ten per rvtit of rereipta from nnr'i vin. ilhruit nnnoaitioTi. S'lf-anslainliig tate stMivitiert thai Schedule If Olven i mint be paid Into the ncnernl f.ind The nrhedule nt tax irnpoiied upon afferia the folhrnins aittfitie: lh railroiirU aiifl iitilitiea br the; Miate board of srroiinlHlirjr, ser- m'MNiire follow.; j onoutir riatniii, board of arHiilect When tne annnnl grns operatins , examiners, banking department, bar rerenue of the public utility or rail-'ber examiner, ihirnprariir examin rosd la e than tmn. $10; fA.tsKf i era. dairy hull re iatrarlnn, dairy and or le than $10KK, 120; lin.MXi or ! food rominisslon. denml eia.iinfr, lta than $WKK, ft; X:Vf) or , engineer examiners, state engineer, leaa than ift,iKt, UKt; $l.fKK) or j labor cnroml"ionr and lnpertor of ena than IM'KM', $1.10: $(KtW(i : factories and workshops, supreme o 1 than af0srf, t'Jfxi; $-Jal,- j court library, law f nfnrrement, board MKl nr lem than $WS),fKKi. $4tft;for examination of nur, public IV-,)! or less then Vns'io, pttvh comniteslon, stallion regintra- I tion hoard, board of inrdira rxnmin j I era, board of optometry risminers, ; board of plisrma-y examiners, fish! j conimlxNion, game cnmmision, (naiir- j i a nee department, atste market agnt. Other Bills Slonsd ( Other bills eig?:ed by the gftver-! ' nor trlay were: t j llmiie bill IS7 Appropriating : mi.r.ey to pay rarious rlHimn. I llouae bill iVM Money tor county ' fair.. ; ItiHiiie bill SO! - Allowing phsr- msrr bosrd to retain all fee col lerted for vendors snd hawkers. Hoime bill 471 Money for salar ies and expenses of circuit judges stiff diMrirt sMornern, IIoiiks bil ?i .ppropriatinn fur budget available for atnte board of control. House hill fill- Money for Lake county fair. COOKED FOOD SALE West side division of the Congre gational Aid society will bold a rook td food snle Tburnday, Math 5th at The Klettric ntore, It'-1 Willamette. ml . DANCE Opening dnnie V'ridsy night, March I '1th at robtirg It ridge pATilinti. Wood's t )rchest ra. 1 crj body wel come. nil3 Horseshoeing lllsvk smithing and atitomolula re pairing. UOllNKTl' & BOLTON, 00U Kant Mth. THE BUTTON SHOP Vlesting. Buttons sod He im filching, 60 7tb Ave. Kast. I' boot iflS-J. For quality cigars, Trioce Seme. s 't'Tyt :;:5;'W J? m mm S. I i r 1 1 ' il . Si H si