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THE EUGENE GUARD Tliursdnv V.,.!.., -"-'""RiUtel,,,. m hear talk SOCIETY AND WOMEN'S CLUBS Tin . . . , . , .' 'i .... , , . r r ' n n -. tn rHTXTTc1 WTIPOTI O T" l H T. AVT r T. tT7T WArifrnm , r . . Page Twelve i : I .fii m : ''i-'l !H1 ii'-.v'j ' 1 i '; I I f.U 1 ' c , LI T Club Itemi Should Be Phoned To the Society Editor Between 8:30 A. M. and 10 A. M. Telephone Number 1200 Ity II. W. IIAUj Wi'ii who sin against girlhood and womanhood hud bluck paint hberuliy applied to them !nnt night at the ar mory by Victoria li"oth-CIibborn luureet, the evangelist, who delivered it message to men only. Probably iVH) tneu and young men were present and heard from the lips of a fearless woman a ecalning de Qtiuciution of :ueti who deliberately diiig women down into paths of sin. JSiie told the men that wherever there wus it ftiilcn wonnm there wna a fallen man ulf-". She denounced the double iiunl.-ud iif not. bring in harmony with the plan of Ciod, for the reason that O'mI never recognized any such stan dard. .. )V . . i As liji'W after blow was hurled at' tin iii- right in thefr teeth the menl ln-M their breuth, not only because of tiie tnith that wm presented and held up in all irs deviliahnefs fur men to nee Ihemselvea at God aeea them, but in uufemted admiration tor the wom an who dired tell them so. Ai shaft after shaft went homo they repeatedly applauded her. ' She used plain language plain enough for any average man of in telligence to umterHtuiid, yet any man who Jnituiled no delicate a subject would have had to go some to have excelled her in words so well chosen end her every manner one of perfect refinement. Mrs. Demnreat led the singing, but being the only woman present, her voice was totally drowned-out by the; gut tern I tones that ' emanated from; the throats of so many men. The men j seemed to grcntly enjoy the solo she J Sling for them, also the male qunrte There will be service each night this week, according to announcement, and tomorrow1 another Jecture' for women only at it p. m. This lecture will he in the nature of o continuation of the one delivered a week ago, While the will speak particularly about marriage and motherhood, di vorce and poodle dogs will come in for special reference. . Ity MAItlAX J.OWHV Mrs. It. II. Fields will ho hostess Friday to members of Tilltcums club at her borne. Miss Georgia Benson left yesterday for Hend, Oregon, where she will rep resent the I.'niverfity of Oregon at the girls week-end conference to be held there. -.Miss Iietson is to give au address at the conference. I Mrs. J. II. Koke is spending days In 1'orUaml. few Mrs, George T. Oerlinger of Port land is a visitor in Kmjenu this week. Itabbi and Mrs. Jonah It. Wise of Portland were guests ut a lunchrou given today at Hendricks ball by a group of university faculty members. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. il. H. Coukliu while on the campus this week. Mrs. M. S. Wnllla left today for Portland to be gone a day or so. Mrs. Henry I). Sheldon will be hostess fr a tea at her home tomor row afternoon between the hours of three o'clock and six o'clock, honor ing members of the university chap ter of Pi Lambda Thcts, women's national honorary education frater nity. Honor guests will be the twenty pledges of (be group. Mrs. Arthur Itobinson of Portland is a vis. tor in Kugeuo this week as the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. V. t .Sims, and of her sister, Mrs. Herbert , Hoome. The Oregon Lewis and Clark chap-J tt-r pf the 1.). A. K. will meet at toe liome of Mm. W. E. .Miner, 18S4 Ai der utreet. Fridajr afternoon with Mm. It. '. Crow, Mm. Otto Oihurap. unl .Mrs. II. A. Utiles as joint hos tesses. lUisiuess meeting will be called fo rtwo 'o'c.oek promptly. ir. H, D. . Sheldon of the University of Oregon will speak on "Thomas Jefferson, the great American Liberal," at three i o'clock. f ' Chi Omega alumnae will be enter tained this evening by Miss Henriette ! i Guoy, M (Continued from page one) ore prepared for the emergency the eervico would bo impaired. The local office has approximately 4000 sub scribers, and each telephone in tlie exdinnge is used nbout six times daily or, us we estimate, 2(1,000 calls daily. With daily toll calls totaling more tbnn 000, a yearly total of 10,000,000 calls Is a fair estimate. "Magnitude of the important part performed by the telephone in con ducting the nation's business is indi cated by fignrea showing the tele phone calls placed in some of the htr ger cities, such as New York. The New York company reports during 10li,1 an average of more than 18,570 long distance calls every day kept New Yorkers in close- touch with the rost of the country, while at the pres ent time the totul number of calls, local and long distance, in the cly averages O.iiOO.OOO every day ot al most as many as Eugene averages in a year. In other words every tele phone in New York is used about five times every day. "In the city of San Francisco there are slightly more than HOO.000,000 telephone calls annually. If San rrun- cisco's annual telephone talk could be combined into one conversation, It on Id rcmiire about 15 centuries to complete it." . New Hospital for Coos Bay to Open Dr. S..A. Danfonl, superintendent of Methodist churches In southern Oregon reports t'hnt the new Mctho- LAST SHOWINGS TODAY Its Great! Mary Roberts Rinehart's . greatest lpvo Jtory , ' The Unknown" with VIRGINIA VALLI and PERCY MARM0NT ANDY GUMP COMEDY REX KINO GRAM NEWS dtst hospital at Marshfield costing $100,000 will bf ready to dedicate May U0 and ,U. It will be a great celebra tion for the L'oos bay country, he states. The hospital is fully equipped and a firm class grade A establish ment in every respect, with a nurse deaconess home costing $25,000, fin ished and ready for occupancy. Dr. T. II. Temple has been the prime mover in tiih enterprise with lr. Danford and othTs and was in Eugene several days this week arranging with Dr. I n n ford for the dedication. Woodman Party Plans Complete Arrangements have been completed for tho entertainment and party to be held by Kugeno camp of the Woodmen of the AVurld next Friday evening as a greeting for the more than 00 new members enrolled during the member ship' campaign recently closed. One of the leading features of the show will be a presentation of a program of magic by Uirelmnd, it is announced. Work in the second degree will be put on by the degree team. Songs and other nttractivo entertainment is promised by the committee in charge. A list of prizes is alfio scheduled for the members of the new class who best show their knowledge of the W. 0. 'W. ritual. Page Ponce De Leon! KOM10, March 12. Sullechio, a mounrnin village In Piedmont, north ern Italy, has suddenly become fa- j mous. No one has died there during the last tli re e years. It is also claimed Hint no one there drinks wine, quarrels or steals and that per fect harmony reigns among the in habitants. Many tourists are now flocking to the village. Horseshoeing IIhicksini;hing uml automobile re pairing. HOUNKTT & UOLTON, 39L Fast bib. LADIES SHOPPE Dressmaking, hots, lingerie and novelty fancy work, 7C0 Willamette, ups'nirs, l'hone 881. ml7 THE BUTTON SHOP Pleating. Buttons -mid Hemstitching M 7th Ave. Kast. Phone 1715-J. The DAY DRAWS NEAR- (f; i ' The Greatest Picture -fe TEL- r'l WTi SL-JT K J H O 1 1 t! t t I ifi 1l p vV- JT HWOl'toKt 1()V fllOw'' stories over iwwjm I Vx il , 1 1 It Ml n m '11,'.. J Ocofko Billings is tlio man of tho Ages. Ho docs not Boom to bo ncting. Io IS .Lincoln. at POPULAR PRICES Special MuSic and Prolog MAIL ORDERS Orders received are given Vompt atten tion a :J as much care taken In choosing the articles specified as though the shopping were being done for personal friends. AX F3ILL.V DEPARTMENT STORE 1.000 yards of 36 Inch width ., ing flannel, to offer at the o. Ax Billy s Freshens The Store Daily With New Merchandise! YOU'LL LOOK FAR AND WIDE TO FIND , Such Smartly Trimmed Hats At $4.85 Can you Imagine obtaining, your new spring hat for such a little price as $4.85 and a very good-looking one, at that? You can do this i you come to Ax Billy's Millinery Department. The styles are suitable for matrons and young er women. Trimmings used in a new and dif ferent way. A great diversity of styles. (2nd floor) WITH SPRING COME Lovely Spiral Silk Skirts At $6.45 The fast approaching spring days bring n their wake the urge to be out in the open and women are seeking the Bmart protection of just such dress skirts as these new arrivals. . The manner of trimming shows draney box pleats. Peruvian tan Is the favorite shade be cause it harmonizes with so many other colors. New shipment. (2nd floor) SPRINGTIME BRINGS New Wool Tweed Knickers $3.45 ' '' $3.95 AND .- $5.00 The great out-doors Is calling autoing, hik ing, golfing, plcnlclng ami ninny other activities that BUKgesl smart tweed knickers to comfort ably dress for tho various events. Here are trtn, grey end tan wool tweed "mix ture knickers with belt of self material and buckle, cut along smart lines. (2nd floor) Cretonnes Are Special " At, Yard 19c . Values To 39c This Is the time of the year when the home needs new drapes to welcome the coming of spring and sunshine. In the lot are short lengths but useable lengths. 36 inches wide. , 50c Turkish ' Towels 39c Housewives who have learn ed the wisdom of looking ahead will be buying towels in good quantities. The saving offered in this special is too good to be ignored. Just 200 of these soft, absorbent 20x40 Inch tow els, with fancy blue borders. Spring Fabrics Revealed In All Their Glory A, few yards of delightful spring materials a spool of 'thread some linen for collars and cuffs or perhaps a bit of lace and bright ribbon (or ruffling) the whiz of a sewing machine and an adorable frock awaits its wearer! Repeat the process a few tiroes and your spring and summer wardrobe problems are settled for another season at least! Perhaps you lack inspiration if so, come to AX BILLY'S EUGENE'S LARGEST FABRIC SECTION Whether you like ginghams or printed Swisses linens, Everfast fabrics silks flannels, or any other material we have them in a glorious array of summer colorings. - THEY'RE IMPORTED, THESE "Viyella" Wool Flannels, Yard $2.25 As spring enters, so come new wool flannels as gay with color, as sunshiny and as wel come. Mostly you'll want these new flannels for dresses but you can use them for ensemble suits too. SI Inches wide, does sot shrink and In the big selling colors tsrey, tan, ashes of roses, orchid, apple green, delf, rose, beaver, powder, also white. Lingerie Crepes Yard 35c New fancy pllsse crepes beautiful indeed. Soft in fin ish. This, group affords good choosing at 35c a yard. GUARANTEED Fast Dot Dress . Swiss, Yard 42c One of springtime's most favored wash fabrics, this crisp 40 inch dotted Swiss. t Amoy Shantung : Yard 85c The fabric Is of excellent quality and weight, 33 inches wide, 'in colors such as are having demand for spring frocks peach, rose, mulberry, and natural. $2.39 All Wool Crepes Yard, $1.98 Loomed 'by the "Botany" mills. Flannel finish, 40 Inches wide. Special lot. "0MENg Kew "QUEEN QUALITY" F00TWEAa A Big Value IN MILADY'S Lace Collars 50c In the fashion world lace necfc wear is enjoying great vogue. RiEM. fully so because lace neckwear em belllshes milady's apparel to a notable degree. White and cream in heavy or fine texture lace An' other group at 75c each, too. ' WOMEN'S Long Suedetex Gloves, Pair $1.39 "Such a satisfaction to buy suede tex gloves," this is what women tell us. They not only fit and look well but they wear a surprises length of time. Mode or grey are the shades. 50 pairs. To 75c Silk Stripe Madras, Yard 56c A special lot. Suitable for shirtings, tub dresses, eu To 65c Fast Color Ginghams, Yard 48c Imported fast color French and tlseue ginghams in beau tiful spring color combina tions. 32 Inch widths. Special lot. : YARD WIDE . New Fast Color Irish Dress 1 Linens Take A Low Price, Yard" 98c Imported too, and of a wonderful weight and quality. Linen is always a favorite material for summer clothes because of its freshness. An interestinj selection of colors Sky Lavender Natural Oyster Shrimp Delf Rose Pan Yellow Middy Rust. NEW! IT'S A "Tom Wye" Blazer Sweater Men Only, $7.75 Wear It Instead of a coat or under a coat. A "Tom Wye" Jacket gives you well dressed warmth and comfort. It is the famous Tom Wye stitch that makes possible the neat lines and well tailored Btylo. Smooth and well-fitting dont bulge or sag. Shown In new two color combination front, plnin bnck and sleeves buff and emerald, cardinal and black, Kelly and blnck. With elastic knitted tight belt at the walet. Two pockets. Thoy're beauties. Young 'Men's Wool Suits With 2 Pair Long Pants " $22.50 SIZES 32 TO 40 Tailored for tho young man who wants a smart cut to his suit at a pries wltW" reason. Come either plain or belted styles, in neat fine stripes, check heathen also solid colors the young fellows wear. The two pair trousera Insure double wear. Men's Genuine English Broadcloth Negligee Dress Shirts $2.50 shirts are big sellers too. They're wonders at $2.50. collars and, cuffs, one pocket rtrnadcloth in white or MEN'S Silk And Lisle Hose, Pair 69c Fancy dress hose In latest color combinations, checks and fncy plaids. A finer quality nt, pair S5c Coat style, '"f For the man who cares. MEN'S Fancy Heather Hose, Pair 35c Two tone heather, In the new and wanted color con blnatlons which are making a hit with University and Wl school students. Oppiting of the (Ireen-Kilborn com panr. men's ftirn;h'ti(c store, is an nounced for tomorrow by lelbert W. Killibrn of Dunsniuir. I'al.. wim has I'tlrcliMeri the Interest of Kric W. Merri'll of the tire cn-MiTrcll -com-puny. Mr. Kilborn i sn experienced re tail clothing dealer. He will lie asen flnted with It. Wayne tlre.-n. Mr. Killiorn Is a member of the Lions club ot lunamuir, and the chamber of eoimnerce. Mm. Kilborn anil the fam ily will move to Knitene later. Mr. Men-ell founded the clothing roncern February 1, U'2 treasurer; '. It. .leffers, tyler; Wil liam (1. White, trustee for three years'; lleorge II. McMorran, repre sentative to grand lodge at Portland in July; O. A. Faust, alternate repre sentative. Tlio annual dinner, danee and en tertainment for I'.lka nnd their fam ilies will be Wednesday night. April 1, announces Fred Chess, chairman of the entertainment committee. Four Oaks Grange Will Stage Party Th"H Rltrndinp thp regular meet ing of the Knur Oak craiige tomor row evening wili he;ir nil the latent developments in the way of "Ford jukes," arrnnling to announcement nf Mrs. HtAufftr. lecturer, who Imi no tified eni h member to romp prepnr ed to contribute to the fund of hu mor for the evening's entertainment. Tli ilInvrrntA.1 Inn Will Gather Here! 8,1,(',Iu1 for tomorrow i been potrpnnei! until the meeting of Thursday. April 0, it is announced. The meeting tomorrow will open nt 7:o0 p. in. Many Methodists Approximately 400 visitors includ ing nt loatt 1SX ministers of (he Meth odist church of regyi will bo hre (nr the aunuAl state conference Dint ed fnr lute thin mimmer, according to I NOTICE lr. S. A. Pnnford, nuperiutendrtit of! Fred K. Smith, Inwyer. has remov the Southern Oregon district, wh etl his office to suite 445-t4tj .Miti.-r states that the V.t-." se..n will he J building on eat Ninth street. mil one of the largest ever held In Ore- - , ..n .Ink- ".'I tn A n rust ! nro lli RHX IMA when he i -pt for th annual tent meetintrt! Ion'f fil tn mm th. ;!. ion na posuum m v. iurnI tI)fl .Mctnomst cnurvn 10 ne, tieiil 1 night at the Winter (iarden ' mlti men's clothing department of Mi Mor-: th-9 ar At the new tabernacle at ' rnn and ai.Duiuet wnere ne nan been for several years. With Mr. J (ireen, who came from lelanon, they j started first at 7 111 Willamette street moving 13 months ago to (heir pre-' ent quarter at i2o Willamette street. Cottage lirove, Ir. lanford states. Phone S. K. Stevens for pi.ino tuning Harry Hobbs Named Uulcr of B. 1 O. E. llarrj I!. 11ibln was elected exalt ed ruler of the Kit me lod.-e of Klka ldt night. Other officers chosen are as follows: Clarence V. Simon, leading knight; l'red Chen, loyal knifht; ltj F. -n.ith, lecturing knight; tieorg F,. Wood, pevTftnry; thnu K. Barrett Carpet Cleaning irvt T.. in. m tm Phone 300 FOR FRIDAY t'rppe Satin Dresses, nil new spring CO ' "Women's Tunic Blouses and dresses J2fi,5w beautiful lino of colors 0 "Women's French Kid Gloves, nil colors Ci 28 and sizes. $2.50 to $3.00 values nt Pongee Silks, free from filling, JjO regular $1.25 valuo for Women's Collar nnd Cuff Sets PB $1.00 to $3.00 values nt 36-inch Challis, beautiful assortment 1 ,0U of colors, G yards for " vKlCl Cotton and wool remnants Hope Muslin, Sl.00 C yards for v x Men's and Boys' Caps 25 5pc to 75c values , a Men's Good "Work Socks 5v H pairs for Boys' Knee Pants Suits iS49v $7.50 to iMO.OO values at V ft ESP"' I
