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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1925)
XU E U G Jfi N fcj iJUAEl) Page Five Thin dav Evening,. March' 10, 1923 You Fathers- Who Want to Make Pals of Your Sons and Daughters AVbat man hasn't a desire to make Tals of his children! Every man kn'oys that only as the close con fidant of his children can ho advise and help them guide them until their judgment is more mature help them avoid life's pitfalls. The young folks are full of life. You wouldn't have them different. They enjoy music, sing ing, dancing entertainment. That is quite natural as it ehould he. But wouldn't you rather they find these at home than at some puhlic place of amuse ment! Put Music in Your Home Give your children a Gulbniustm Registering Piano; let their friends be your friends. You'll be amazed how much moro HOilE will mean to them how much of tenor they'll couio to "Dad" for counsel. COME and SEE r;ULBRANSEN KJlheTiegistcring Piano Consider These Lov Prices $450.-$530. $615.-$700. "Two Years to Pay" LARAWAYS MUSIC STORK i property at the loutheast comer of I e-nih artouft west and Lincoln tret by E. Large, who recently sold hi wo men' a store here, ia expected to be announced soon, a Mr. Large has al ready taken an option on the prop erty. The lot ia lt0 by 140 feet in aii aDd it occupied by a large home. Plans for its improvement have not been announced by Mr. Large. ; Campaign Dates Set Dates for the annual camnuicn of friendship of th Kngene lli-V club i will be April Q to 10, it wa d-idM at the Hi-V meeting at the Y. M. C. A. last night, A. K. Young, state boyt secretary, was here from Porllan-1. and attended the meeting, and lavid Join, principal of Kugene high, made a short talk. Farmer to Meat A meeting of the Spencer CreeV Farmer' union at th Pine Grove srhoo! boue Friday evening. March 20, has been announced. The rotat ing is called at 7:30 oVlock, and K. K, Morrison, manager of the Farm era' union warehouse and Father K. V. O'Hara of Eugene w ill be the prin cipal speakers. Special Train Planned A pecinl train designed to aerre studenta returning home for the spring holidays will bo operated by the Southern Pacific from F.ugene- to Portland Friilny nfternon, leaving Eugene at 1:05 o'clock. A special will also leave Portland Mnrh -1 at t:30 o'rlorlt p. m. for students returning to Eugene after their week's holiday. ; Administrator Named Unrry. Lcvngo" has been nppcinlfd administrator of the estate of .Jerry A. Levnjje who died March 7, 'IIV.'O, ! at the ago of tiii J enrs, leuving prop erty estimated at ?ii0OO in vnhie. 11. f. Feterson, C. C. HehnJte and Al bert llerron were appointed appraisers. 1 Finishing Announced Bishopric stucco has been chosen ns j the covering for the new Eugene hotel building at Ninth and Pearl, it is an nounced. The stucco will be rreara colored, and work will start Into this week. X'iastering is now being com pletcd. n ! Funeral is Held Funeral services for the late Mrs. Helen Gilbert Humble were held this ! nftcrnoon at 2:30 o'clock , from the ! Veatch chapel, with Kev. J. J? . linns, i pastor of tho Methodist church, of- i ficiating. Burial was in the new I. O. "U. F, cemetery. CITY NEWS (Continued from page one) Pine National Farm Loan asso ciation ot Wasco county for $625 doe on a (arm loan, a suit was filed in circuit court here today. Clyde N. Johnston represents the ! plaintiff in the action. secretary, or Hiss Taelnia Kiuiber ling, assistant will get in touch Willi the girls desiring work. Visits Coos Bay L. L. (jrahaui, district (freight and passenger agent of luo Southern Pacific railroad, made trip ou the company s line to Coos Bay yesterday on a business visit. Leaves For Moro Mrs. O. Caaperson, resident of the Iliver road. Is leaving for Moro, Oregon, where she will vis it with her daughter, Mrs. II. 11. Christiansen for the next few weeks. v in Work Is Wanted As the spring vacation days come in (he University of Oregon a num ber of the women studenta would like to secure odd jobs or any kind of work to keep them busy during that week. Any one having . work they would like to give these students should get in touch with the university 1. vi. I. A. hiinciilow- at teleiihonc 10)9, and Miss l'lorence Magowan, Sport Program Plannee An outdoors baseball series will start April 18, it waB decided at a meeting yesterday afternoon in the Y. M. C. A. of the board of gover nors of the Comrade clubs. A swim ming meet will be held Friday night. April 3. at the local tank at the time of the life-saving tests, and a tennis tourney and track meet will also be held, although no dates hnve been set. April 4 was set for the date of the ncit slag mil. Arrives In P. I. Miss Lillian Auld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Auld, has arrived in Muuita, l'hiliiipiue Islands, where i she has joined her aunt, uccording to a cablegram received yt'sleriiay Dy her parents in Kugeue. 1 Salem People Here Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Beurd of Salem are visiting in Kugeno at the home of Mr. Heard s brother, F. L. Beard, and family. F. A, Beard ia state manager of the Pacific Woodmen. Buys New Property Purchase of the Ucorge Houghton Goes to Portland ' Dr. Hendry D. Sheldon, dean of the school of education at the University of Oregon, left today for Portland where he will be un til Sunday. ill Ranger to Wendling Smith L. Taylor, senior ranger of the Cascade national forest, went to Wendling yesterday on ' a field trip to look after , forest business. 1 Rummage Sale Planned The Fairmriint Ladies' Aid o- cletv Is to hold a rummage sale Saturday, March 21 in the Hamp ton building. I Leaves for Seattle j Martin Kvarveruil. local rcailor, left today for a business trip lo .Se attle nml Th' oina ami expects lo re turn here lint .Saturday or Sunday. Railroad Man Here j k James Wallace, traveling freight; agent for the Chicago and North-! western rnilroad. was a nusiuoss : visitor in Eugeno today. Top off new suit with a new spring Stetson in one of the new shades to harmonize Board to Meet There will be meeting of the hoard of the Christian church at 7 o'clock tonight, It wiih an nounced today. Frank Blgelow Here Frank P. Blgelow of Hnlknnp ; Hot springs was In Kugeno to-; i day on a business trip. . is economy in buying Stetson They are in a class by them- for long wear their smart There hats! selves style is an additional satisfaction. $7.00 New Spring Arrival HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES FANCY INTERWOVEN HOSE REGIMENTAL STRIPE TIES COLLAR ATTACHED SHIRTS Wade Bros. Leavea For Portland Mrs. F. L. Hoard left Wednes- day for Portland to bo gone a few j days on business. - Mothers Important Mothers should s-e that the "hols family tV- U.orough. purifying , sretem ciessing l.iative this Spring. NOW 18 THE TIME. 1 he family .nil he hesltmer. nnpr"r. along better If tb blood is liven , a thorough purifying, the storosrh ; and bowels cleaned out. and the germs of winter accumulated In the , litem. driven I'V HOLMS-TFH- K"' -KV MO" 'STAIN TEA I. ent of tb very best and "" enring m-dinnes in imr. and see the difference In th. who!, fimilr. Tbeir color will be better, thee il eat better. .i'P better and be well and bappv. W. A. Koyken dall, IDC.-Adr. (.9 ) OREGON Phone Wt'. MOTOR CO. KXI Oliee THE BUTTCnV SHOP plestlsg. lluttons .nd Hemxlfbinf ;" IfJ 70' sprung fAmms Tomorroiu Evening at 8:00 o 'Clock Promptly. The M. & W. Store Windows Will Be Unveiled Revealing An Artistic Presentation Of All That's New In The World Of Fashion For Men, Women And Children Special Features A good time in store for everyone. Beau tiful window displays by every Eugene merchant. Auto show on Willamette street. Free souvenirs to be distributed on East 9th street and on Willamette street between 6th and I Oth. And a big new surprise fea ture! Watch for it on ths street corners. A Personal Invitation Please consider this a personal invitation to attend Eugene's annual spring window opening which promises in every way to surpass former events. For your conveni ence the M. & W. store windows have been numbered consecutively 1 to I 2, beginning with the North Willamette street window. WINDOW NO. 1- Sports Apparel Leads in Smartness Tho mode leans toward slmplliity. Ap propriate for every hour "f the day. Fliwsl French falinnl frocks. Maiinlshy tailored roots. Trig riding habits. A lirllliaut ills-play. Sports WINDOW NO. 2 - 'Tlcasantly Different' Sweaters Of Shetland, inolmlr. fibre and real allk. Presenting every favored neckline and a few new ones. Kvery weave Hint Inge nuity can conceive. Kvery color roniblna' Hon that wilt prove pleasing. WINDOW NO. S- Famous "Catalina" Sports Millinery A radiant collection rushed by fast ex press from Is Angelea for this opening; display. Paris ay high rolnra for sports hats and lo view this display la to see ths rainbow. Don't miss this display. WINDOW NO 4--- The Accessory is Ever Important Fur In the choosing "f Hi" hone, tho glove, the bag "or neckwear lies the dif ference between the commonplace and the chic. This display will delight you with Its diversity. WINDOW NO. 8 The Vorjuo of tho Ensemble The insemblo costume I' definitely es tablished as Him smartest costume for Hiring ami summer. This window dls plnys a fni'hlon right new shade called "Publo"-- n rich, becoming, golden tan. You'll enjoy this display. -WINDOW NO. - Apparel Fashions For Men Men who reallr.e the Importance of being; well dressed. Clolhea from the House of Kuppenhelmer they have the auperb tail oring and goodness of quality which means "an Investment In good appearance." WINDOW NO. i Furnishings For Men Who Care K"r men re Just a bit proud "f tho smaller details .f, lllelr dress here Is a mt Inlere-tlng display. Authentic styles Hint will win your Instant approval by their smart individuality. WINDOW NO. 8- Stylns For Lads in Knickors Kvery StcMoiTiill a- Washbiirnii "first showing" of newer hoys' appHrel Is al ways a slur atirseilon for moth"r and hoys Hpring irif, showing wlih H great er array of styles for boys Is more than ever worthwhile. WINDOW NO. - For Chic Miss "2" To "12" Charming youthful styles in greater diversity than every before. Each has been fashioned according to the needs and tnstes of youth ao that mother end daughter will thoroughly approve. WINDOW NO. 10 For Wee Lads and Lassies Everything for the brand new baby. Of course he cannot fully appreciate the lovely little styles but mother ran and friends can so If you would see the newest don't miss this display. -WINDOW NO. 11 Spring's Loveliest Lingerie So fresh and delightful In color and teg ture. Yet all moderately priced when one considers their tasteful design and excellent quality. A charming display of mllady'a Intlmatn apparel. -WINDOW NO, 12 Graceful Silks 0' Spring The exquisite new fabric creations for spring bear the moat Intriguing color names ashesof-rosea, cedarwood, aqua marine, nioonstone, sapphire, etc., etc., In an almost endless array. The new shades are shown In thlt window. Easter Sunday April I 2th !"m.l:3UiV.IIFHilU7.JJilJUi:W If fr n lkl I a inn Siipcin! Interior Displays of Beauty And Interest i i ' J ) i 3 I j! 1 m(ofscd.mm Hart 8chnffner & Marx Clothes Mutual Lf', ia. ti. M. Hpngue.
