The Eugene guard., March 05, 1925, Image 5

Thursday Evening, March 5, 1925
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it Acm, enTtTibg to I. 51 Moras.
Kitiriti' pmriiifpr. who has nvb tfn?d
iiftpr juspectinn the span. A i;sr.,st
tad been made to the county ruurt
for use of the county spnn in hflfllin
lumber by the w nip-any but the court
placed a load limit on the structure
owing to the fact that the span is not
itrong enough to sustain loads beyond
five tons:
I Icjurt! Jura badly. He was burned
Hpoui r..v asnas, ana tiny parucies 01
steel imbet dd a his face. Mr. Franz
wa was burning off the drum head
of the gas tank with a blow torch,
and the gasoline vapors cursed inside
the tank exploded.
Market is Incorporated
Articles of incorporation of the
Tfllace market have been filed with
the secretary of state by W. It. Lord.
Cary Myers and W. Green. The
firm which was recently organized
here has a capital of $5000.
Blickimlth in Explosion
4 An exploding gfisoline drum yes
terday afternoon blew Joseph Frnnji
wa, blacksmith's bat off, but did not
Shovel Is Mired
Considerable difficulty has heen ex
perienced th's week with the new
steam shovel that is at work grading
for the new railroad l'ne to the Cham
bers sawmill near Cottage drove.
Work on the grading was started this
week and the moving of the big steam
shovel over the Boft ground has been
a hard task, according to those who
have watched the operations.
Road Work to Start
Work on the resurfacing of the Mo
hawk road jear Mabel will be under
way aoon and the county crusher has
been installed near Mabel and it is
expected to be iu operation within
te nest three or four days, according
to Kdwin Tulter, county road super
intendent. The clearing of the rigiu
uf way is under way now.
Guardsmen to Meet
A non-commissioned officers' achool
w.ll be held at the armory this eve
ning in preparation for the annual
federal inspection to be held March
10. .Instruction in "paper work'' and
the preparation of the office records
for the federal army officers in spec
tion is planned.
Mining Claim la Sold
The Smuggler mining claim in the
Bohemia field of southern Lane coun
ty has been sold by O. L. and Mary
Nelson to the Cosmos Investment
company which owns several claims
in that area. The transfer of the
claim hae been recorded at the office
of the county clerk.
Divorce Is Filed
Klma T. LeVan filed suit for di
vorce in circuit court today from her
husband Donald E. LeVnn. The plain
tiff charges cruel and inhuman treat
ment. The couple were married Feb
ruary 17, 1017 and have no .children
or property interests in common, the
complaint states.
Dentists to Have Clinic v !
A party of about 15 local dentin is,
affiliated with the Souchern Willamet
te Dental society, will go to Tort- j
1-and for the clinic to be held, there !
next Saturday evening for the l'ort- j
land Denati society. The clinic will be
in charge of a committee of Eugene
dentists. j
Granoer s to Meet
Hwisshotne grangers will hold a
meeting in their community hall Mon
day, March 0, it was announced yeh
terday by William V. Wilbur, lectur
er of the Dead wood grange. Mr. Wil
bur has arranged fur on address hy(
O. & Fletcher, county agent.
Mesting Tomorrow
All It oval Neighbors are to meet
tomorrow night at which time the
Marco la camp has been invited to
put on degree work. All members of
the Kugene camp are requested to
bring a covered dish and u half doz
en sandwiches for the supper to fol
low the regular meeting.
Leonard Lerwlll Here
l-eonard l-erwiil. graduate of the
t'uiversily of Oregon school of jour
nalism who for the past few weeks
ha s hm-n in cha i'ge of the Cult age
Grove Sentinel dur.ng the absence of
Klbcrt Bedc, was here ("day on his
way to his home at lirownsvdlc.
Program Being Prepared
The program for the annual meet
in; of the Oregnu Stnte Hankers' as
sociation which will he held at Cr
va'lis June 11 to 13 is being prepared,
n -cording to C. D. Itorer, president of
the Hank of C"imuerce and also presi
dent of the slate association.
Hera From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sc'imidt "f
Portland are here for a few days.
Mrs. Schmida is the nunt of Webstrf
Tyler, five year old boy, who was in
jured when struck by a cir on this
L'acific highway yeBtcrday nfteruoou.
Returning From South
Dr. T, W. Harris of this city who
has been visiting at Ios Angeles for
the past few weeks is expected to re
turn here within the next week, ac-
Hart Schaffncr & Vara t
More Style For Spring Than
You've Seen In Years
There are hundreds of new things for you here
this season. The suit styles are different wid
er shoulders: lower pockets; smart two and three
button models; shorter coats that are narrower
at the hips. Trousers are wider. Single breasted
models are good so are the double breasted.
NEW SPRIXG STETSON'S
COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS
FANCY INTERWOVEN' HOSE
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Butterick Patterns with the Wonderful Deior will Save You Time and Material!
A Recent Lucky Purchase Enables Us to Ofer
Charming Ensemble Style Dresses
AT A PRICE WH
BELIEVE TO BE
NOTHING SHORT OF
SENSATIONAL AT
.50
Here is indeed news to shout from the housetops 1 Even
at this store consistently recognized for better values,
it is very seldom we are able to present such a striking
value.
NEW SPRING DRESSES
Intensive shopping of (ho offerings' of largo New York limnufHcturers
in Los Angeles last week by our reaily-to-wear chief resulted in this
most extraordinary purchase.
Every Dress Brand New And
Shown For The First Time
Friday In Our Windows.
Ensemble style dresses the mode of the hour every authentic new
style note reproduced from copies of nuich higher prieod gowns.
.Fashioned of richly jncquard satins with plain satin, skirt effects.
Many delightful variations in trimmings cream laces, novelty braids
and fur bandings. Dresses in black, navy and alcazar.
I THE SIZES ARE 30 TO 42
Dresses That Were It Not For The Opportune Purchase
Would Sell Readily At $39.50 And Now You May
Choose Any For $21.50
' ' ON SALE SECOND FLOOR
.
Upon The Horizon of Spring
Fashions Appears the Smart Little
Colored Ostrich Boa!
The triumphant return of the ostrich
boa! Paris started It New York Im
mediately adopted It and now riK)t
here in Eugene women of fashion may
adorn themselves today with the latent
fad of the chic Parisian. Fluffy flut
tering little affairs so ultorly fumlnlno.
The colors of youth and sprlngtlme.
coral, honoydow, pearl, orchid, Judo,
sand and black, nil black, navy.
Genuine Imported 03trich Boaa $7.95
. Friday and Saturday in the
Second Floor Millinery Section
100 Lovely Spring Hats
NO TWO ALIKE!
HATS FOR WHICH YOU WOULD
EXPECT TO PAY $7.50
$1.95
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Chic "Gloria Swanson" pokeshapes predominating
many other becoming shapes included.
Gay Little Flowers and Colorful Silk Bunds Enrich
Their Youthful Charm.. All With Silk Facings. Vivid
High Colors So Favored For Summer.
Unrivalled in Variety and Unmatched in Value I
Thev promise to create spirited buying in tho
M. & W. Mill inery Section.
Two Days Only! Friday and Saturday I
SECOND FLOOR
Kayon Silk Vests $1.29 ,
Just recelvotl! Finely mado of lustrous serviceable Itayon Bilk. In
soft pastel ehadcB such as maize, fleidi, orchid, anil pink. All sizes
at S1.23-.
Rayon Silk Bloomers, Step-ins
and Chemise $1.98
In tho same pretty colors to match tho vests. With all the beauty
service and luxury of pure silk garments at ono extraordinary low
price.
New Arrow Stripe Back
Silk Hose, pair
$1 .50
1
Fashionable beige color silk boss
with smart colored nrrow Btrlpe
In back running from heel to
llslo top. Reinforced heel and
too. Very new.
"Never-Mend" Pure Silk
Hose $1.19
Undoubtedly the finest hose 'value In America-! (luarnutced pura
silk hose In all fashionable Blmdcs. Ilux of 3 pair $3 25.
Silk Top Unions $1.00
Women's silk top union suits sizes 34, 38, 40.
While these remain buy at this low prlije.
EUGENE'S SATISFACTORY STORE
New "Kayser" Silk Gloves
Emphasizing the vogue of suede shades.
Fancy cuffs with novelty embroideries. 12.23
and $3.25 pair.
rordiog to word received from biia to
day. Motoroycllita to Meet
Metubera of the Eugene Morcjcle
aiiociation will enjoy a "aecret run"
iotn the country tonicbt, followed hy
a dinner party. Tb club will father at
tht Davia and Clark ahop at 7:30.
Builneta Namt Filed
The aituuied buxiii'sa name the
Kition Creek liimbr company wn
Med today at the office of the county
clerk. Audry 11. Crabane ia owner of
the cornoaoy.
Snow en HHt
Viaitorg from Cottage O-ore here
today reor'ed that tb-re nt a lixht
fall of anow on the hills near bil
ker during tht night and that tbia waf
plainly evident th.a morning.
Leave for Portland
Itnbert Niiimry, of the M. and M.
f.uniler company al lindai, att'oro
(janitd b Mr a. Mintrjr baa left fr
Portland on a business vUit of lev
real dayc.
Sawmill It Sold -
C. C. Toinot hp purchiaed a taw
mill near (Joshen from Harry Warren.
The deal was bandied by the 8am
Hugh Jtealty company.
Leava for Arkiruas
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Ylurria, of
Springfield, hare left for HaWI Knob.
Arkansas, owing to the - illniR of
Mri. liurria father there.
Marriage Lloente latued
A marriage license was Issued at
the office uf the county clerk to Orin
Coldren and Julia Cay -or, both of
Kugene.
D. V. O. S. To Moel
The J. V. (). H. club will met at
the home of Mrs. O If. Jones, H-'Wl
'oluinbia street, Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Hare from Cottage Grove--
Will.ain While, merchant of Cottage
(Jroe. wm buiiurit visjtur to th.a
lit tyU
A gift of tt'Z roluines of books com
prising a collection known as the In
ternational Mind Alcove has heen re
ceived by the KugTie Carnegji library
from the Carnegie Knduwmrnt for In
ternational leoce. Nw Vork, an-noiiiK-es
Mrs. Adelaide LilVy, librar
ian. The collection will occupy a shelf
by lhemeYt-a in the lihraiy, any Mm.
I.illey, The library has alo received
the complete set f ItAmrift'a History
uf the l'acific Cos.t, a otal of .'17
voliimea.
Among the subjects of the toluma
included in t:e peace co-lection are
Atiiohiflgraphy of Andrew Carnegie;
"Ameriia and Her I'roMema," Maron
de 'ontnnt; "Huihl:ng the American
aton." thola Murray Butler; la
America Worth bating V" Ntcuol.ial
Murray Hutler; "The New May of
Asia," II, A. Gibbons; "Betwei-n the
Miiea In Aain Minor," Mnry CI Hol
mes; "Wise Men from the Fast and
West,' A. N. Ulhbany; "New Moster-t
of t' i Baltic," Arthur Ituhl; "Kacun-
i tlrn'm Kir at Oula " Afthur ltMniiiiin
"Ievelopment of the Brititb Kmpire."
Howard llohinsoii "Huiiihd A::::trl!
atiia," Charles A. Thwing; "Tud
Changing Chinese," II. A. Boss,
"Beyond Shanghai," Ilownr Hpcflk
man; "History of the French 1'eople,"
Batut and Fritihitaun; "Neighbors
ilencefortli,' Owen Wister; "Soldiera
anil Sailors of France.' Joachim Mer
lant; "My fiipiomatie Kducitlon,"
Nfirva) Bichardfon; "The Mitldle nf
the Boad, ' Phillip tilb'is; "The !,
I.cgncy of (ireece," ft. W. Uvintstone;
"Bania of iMirnitle L'ence," Cosmos;
"Kftinnmic I'rohlrina of I lrmAircf."
A. T. Hadley; "History and Nature of
International Itelati'-na.' K. A. !
Walh; "International Mind,' Nlch- j
olaa Murray Butle.; "I.engue of Nj
tlona, the 1'rinciple and 1'rnclice," !
Hloohin P. I )iisTMli! "arinnnllitm I
War and Hociety," Kdward Krehbiel;j
"Fresvnt I'ruuU'uia in Foreigu Vol
ley," David .Tayne Hill; "The lVace
Negotiation," Robert Lansing
"Hiintfl and His Influence," Thorn n a
Nelf-oli I'age.
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