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Tuesday Evening, March 24, 19J5
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Good Piano-Music for All With a Gulbransen
How few art eh hoot to- exprtaalon and feeling you can
da in which thare la anyone put Into Tour Gulbraoien-
who can PT the piano, roally playing. Other folk., once able
-ell iiyhandl let good piano- to play but out of Brattice, will
' mutlcU getting more and more find that all their old-time ablU-
popular every day. Ana id more
Jirtd more homes. For, every day,
more and mote muilc-hungry
men and women are (becoming
the rouakal poedbllttiee of the
Oulbrantenl
Plano-muale of the high eat
pa. Available toell with none
oftha hardahlpt of learning I
Even though you have never
been able to play by hand, you'll
be quickly Impreeeed with the
ty to eorpreu themtelvee mutl
cally hai come back aaaln. In
double measure, in the flexible,
reaponilvc, Eaiy-to-Play Gul-branaenl
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Mail This SSST"
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Fen Medeli Menonalh) Prvoad
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Laraway Music Stores
pULBRANSEN
vJThe Hegistering Piano
a daughter bora at their home at The
lalle last week. Mr. Hoffer is man
ager of tho telephone exchange at
The Dalles. Mrs. Huffer formerly of
this city was before her marriage,
Mist Beth Alliugham.
Educator to Leave
liavinr hn o! o..to.l , ,l .
i history department of Phdlipa univer-
wt i-uiu, umh,, jonn i. lianoe, in
structor in Eugene high school, ex
pects to leave for Oklahoma by auto
mobile this fummer ami join the uni
verity facu'ty next autumn. He will
be au-ompnniod by Mrs. lianoe. Mr.
Garoe received his baccalaureate de
srte at the I'niversity of Oregon in
Ui.:, mid a master's fttgree in lyill.
Women to Be Honored
The Decoration of Chivalry is to
be conferred on a class of 13 or 20
women by L'aniou Hovcy No. 4, Pa
triarchs Militant, some time eorlr in
April, in the I. O. O. F. temple in
Kugene, it was announced today. The
Ladies of McLaughlin auxiliary will
assist in (he cerrmonifH, which will
be followed by the customary banquet.
Crow Mage route, died recently in
California at the age of J7 years, ac
cording to word received by relatives
here.
Joins Denver Post
Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, formerly
of Eugene, hat gone to Denver, Colo.,
to become a proofreader on the Den
ver Post. She has been lmng in Port
land and formerly worked in Eugene
as proofreader on The Guard and
Morning Register. 4
Service Station Sold
Jesse Lansing has sold the Motor
lu service station at 404 South Fifiu
street. Cottage Grove, to Alva Gore
and T. A. McGinnis. The newcomers
filed the assumed husiuess name to
day at the office of the county clerk.
Leaves for Salem
Darwin Hristow, vice-president of
the First National bank, left today
for Salem where he will atteud the
funeral of A. O. Condit, prominent
attorney of that city.
W. C. T. U. to Meet
The W. C. T. I", will mm nt the
Baptist church Wednesdrv ntternoon
I at I!:B0 o'clock. Mrs. M. S. Ady. ma
! Iron of the poliro department, will
give an address between 11:30 and
3 o'clock. AH members are asked to
come early.
Springfield 4-L
btages iTOgram
SPRINGFIELD, March 24. (Spe
nt!). An audience of 300 persons
Mended the musical program at the
oven meeting of the Springfield local
of toe Loyal -L.eg.on or. jiggers nuu
1 Lumbermen in the 'Woodmen of the
World halt last evening at S o'clock,
g. 8. Potter presided.
The program was opened by a duet.
"Absent," sung by Mm. C. A. fiwarts
uitl Mrs. D. W. Mcrunnon. followed
bj a piano solo by Mrs. R. R, Her
bert. "Smtlin' Through," was sung oy
D. W. McKinnon, the "Booth-Kelly
Oruso," as he is known 1 to hia
Springfield friends. He sang "Adora-
YOU POOR KID, WHY
ARE YOU SO SKINNEY
Don't your mother know that Cod
Liver Oil will put pounds of good
healthy flesh on your bones in just
a few weeks?
Tell her every druggist has it in
sugar-coated tablet form now so that
roo won't hare to take the nasty.
fishy-tasting oil that -Is apt to upset
four delicate stomach.
Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tablets ere chock-full
of vitalizing vitamines and are the
Fastest flesh producers and health
builders she can find.
One sickly thin kid, age 9. sained
12 pounds in 7 months.
She must ask Linn Dmr Co. W.
A. Kaykendall, Carroll's Pharmacy
er sny good druggist for McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
the original and genuine 60 tablets
-no cents as Pleasant to take as
tflndy.
tion," waltz, for an encore. Margaret
Skavlan of Eugene' sang ' My Heart
is a Haven," with "The Angel Cake''
as au encore. Two piano duets by
Mrs. Taul Rasford and Miss Dorothy
Girard wcro well received. Naomi and
Iowa Carlton sang "Marcheta" and
"What'll 1 Do?" "Tho King -of the
Forest Am 1" was the baritono solo
of Walter Gossler, with "Trees"' is
an encore. Mrs. Roland E. Mushier
and Mrs. Dallas Ii. Murphy snug u
duet, "Can't Yo' Hear Me Callin",
Caroline V" the audience demanding
that it be repeated. Miss Eunice Par
ker, well-kuown Springfield contralto,
sang a solo, followed by a clever en
core, "April Fool." "I-addie" was sung
by Mrs. Kathryn Duncan, and encored.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kellems. who
have been appearing in Seattle, Ta
como, Vancouver. Spokane and other
cities in a vaudeville act featuring
Mr. Kellems whistling solos, are vis
iting for a few days with Mr. Kel
lems mother. Mrs. Louisa Kellems,
USD Mill street.
ROBBERS ESCAPE
VALPARAISO. Ind., March 24.
Robbers who used only a drill entered
the post off ice Jiere early today and
after opening both doom of the vault
secaped with $40,000 worth of stamps.
It is understood no currency was
taken.
Ernest Haycox Here
Ernest Haycox. an Oregon grad
uate in Jfl-3 and short story writer,
who "broke into" the New York
field, is in Eugene visiting friends f-r
a few dflvs. He has published n large
number of short stones in popular
magnzinc the last two years. He cx-
pects to live for a while on a fnrm
i at .Silverton.
P-coerty Purchaseti
I'urchate of the property of Mrs.
Lulu M. Marquam ndjarpnt to the
Firet Christian church at a cost of
f. 0.000 has been authorized accord
ing to Rev. E. V. Stivers. This pur
chase gives the church an entire yuar
tei bluck at Eleventh und Oak.
Service Station Sold
John Conway of Eugene is the new
owner of the service station and auto
accessory shop nt 331 High street,
having purchased the business from
L. K. Hodges, it is announced.
"As Fresh ond Prefly as Spring Ilself"
Women's and Misses' Stamped Frocks
Visits In Corvallls
A luncheon in I'orrallis given br
:iluinni of Syracuse uitivrrtity for
Cliam-fllor l-'lint. head of Ih. institu
tion, wai attcnilrd b.r Mrs. Aral, llnyt
ltar, teacher of voice in Kuscue. She
is a grMiluat, of Syracuse.
It Recovarlng i
'Miss Mabel Anderson who recemly :
underwent an operation at the Pa
cific C hristian hospital is reported to ;
he improving rapidly, and will soon be ;
at n'ork again. - i
desired.
ELKS NOTICE
Brother Ben S. Fish
er, President OreKon
State Elks associa
tion, will visit Eu
gene Lodge Wednes
day, March 25th. A
large attendance is
Secretary.
"DIAMOND DYES"
COLOR THINGS NEW
Auxiliary to Meet
Members of the Ladies' auxiliary of
the Eugene chamber of commerce will
meet Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock promptly in the chamber of
commerce rooms. There will be a
program and cards. Mrs. Lawsnn (.
Rradley bends the committee in
charge for the evening.
Beautiful home
dyeing and tinting
is guaranteed with
Diamond Dyes.
Just dip in cold
water to tint soft,
delicate shades, or
boil to dye per
manent colors.
Each 15-cent pack
age contains direc
tions so simple
any womau can
dye or tint lingerie, silks, ribbons,
skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stock
ings, aweaters. draperies, coverings,
hangings, everything new.
Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other
kind and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color is
wool or silk, or whether it is linen,
cotton, or mixed goods.
Death Announced
Mrs. S. W. M'les of San Diego, CM
who resided for ninny years on th
I Cut This Out It Is Worht Money
j Send this ad and ten cents to
i Foley & Co., -S35 Sheffield Ave..
I Chicago, 111., writing your name and
! address clearly. You will receive
a -.ample bottle of FOLEY' S HONEY
AND TAIl COJiruiAU for cougns.
colds and hoarseness, also sample
pncknge of FOLEY IMLLS, a dieu
retic stimulant for the kidneys, ami
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
for constipation and btlioiisneNS
These dependable remedies are free
from opiates and have helped mil
lions of people. Try them! tu(Adv)
Motorist Fined
A fine of wjr si en in police
court today to Edward C. Godwin
for parking his automobile with no
lights.
Leave for Seattle
George Turnbull, Ralph Casey of
the university department of journal
ism and Mrs. Casey, left this morning
for Seattle, expecting to return Fri
Trial is Set
Trial of W. H. Melhy on charge of
allegro stnbbing litis been net by
Judge George A. G.lniore. for Thurs
day ufternoou at l:3t o'clock.
Returns From Portland
Mrs. W. T. Eilersieiu, daughter (f
D, E. "or;,n, postmaster, is recover
ing from her recent npenition in Port
land, reports Mr. Yran, who returned
yesterday frm Portland,
Visits In Portland
Mrs. W. it.-Walkice is visiting in
Portland with Mr. and Mrs. .lames
Myers, who spent several days in Eu
gene reeenliy visiting with the Wallaces.
Schools Are Visited
E. J. Moore, county superintendent
of schools, is spending Hie day visit
ing the schools in the vicin.ty of Fall
Creek.
Of Novelty "Plaidcheck" A Colorful New
Fabric Guaranteed Washfast!
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We are glad to be able to offer you such truly
extraordinary values as represented by these
Bucilla Stamped Frocks. Beautifully and clear
ly stamped in a wonderful range of designs and
colors. Sizes for misses 1 4 to 16 and all sizes
for women.
Knell dross has iittm-iiotl In it n tlctailotl lesson olinrt
jrivinj; the exaet color scheme and cx)ilaininp just, how
the simple omhroidery and scwinij are to he done.
SEE THESE PRETTY DRESSES IN OUR
WINDOWS
TODAY
Guaranteed Washfast
Th! material mi which those drosses
arc stamped is fully guaranteed to
ho washfast.
If after having been washed accord
ing to tho directions attached to
each dross, the material proves un
satisfactory in any way, you may
return the finished 'on partly finished
article to us, and the manufacturer
guarantees to make a perfectly sat
isfactory adjustment.
The illustration hcres give some idea
of the nature of the cmbrotlicretl tie
signs but cannot reveal tho beauty
of the fabrics nor tho wonderfully
effective results you may obtain with
just a few hours of simple, enibroi-dcrv.
JV TO Tn ti Bit
A number of finished models are on
display in our 8th street windows so
that you may see how attractive and
becoming these drosses nro when
made up.
Tli designs are simple and effective
and the embroidery and sowing can
bo completed in a few hours.
These frocks offer such amazing val
ues that they arc sure to be snatch
ed up quickly. Ooino to tho store
early while our assortment is cojn-plcte.
Completo stocks of D. M. 0. Threads
for finishing these Dresses
12 Pretty Styles to
Chocwe From
On Sale Needlework
Dept.. Mail Floor
Timber Man Here
W. S. Hiddjru cf Portland, is in Eu
gene tor a few days looking afir
several timber tracts lie owns i.i fhi.
city.
Returns from South j
Or. I. . llarr g who h;is been in
California for the past two months
has returned to his home here.
Suit Contesting ,
Gompers Will is
To be Withdrawn
fnsure with Henry Trump. Phone 121
Showanda. the r-holce of tbt imokr
F.-.r uu.ility cjg.irs. Prince Nemo
Spring Stetsons
Hats For Young Men
If you're critical and most young men,
are the better for us. Even the smallest
style details will please you
$y.00 .
NEW ARRIVALS
Fancy Interwoven Hose
Collar Attached Shirts
Regimental Stripe Ties
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Logger is Killed j
At Klamath Falls'
KLAMATH FALLS, the.. March 1
-4. Alvin A. Lindemau. aged ll. 1
transit mill w rker employed at !
Lamm's mill, Modoc pjinr. was
rruxhtd to death between two logs nt 1
"1 p. m. Sunday while moving logs I
in Klmnath bike alongside iIik mill. A 1
co-worker. James Driscnil escaped ;
when the lugs begin to roll. Ijindrmtu;
was unmarried and is survived by par-1
cms at Sleepy Kye. Minn. II has been I
working in Khtm.itb mill for the past
two years. j
WASHINGTON. Mnrcb t. t'oim
se for Mrs. Samuel J. tiompers has
announced that her sun contenting
the will of her hue liusli.md, which
leaves her the minimum dower right
)f one-third under the District of Co
lumbia law. would be withdrawn in
court here iod.iy.
In her suit, filed shortly efier He
death of the labor leader, Inst De
cember. Mrs. tiompers asked that n
previous will a.gned by Mr. Uompers
immediately after their marriage sev
eral years ago and leaving lnr the
entire estate valued at about HMHJ
be admitted to probate Instead of the
last will. In the lattpr. Mr. (iompers
stipulated that his widow shouid in
herit the minimum provided by the
law.
Mrs. tiompers charged in her suit
III nt Samuel (iompers. one of I he
three eon, who together with jwn
tfiniidchildreii ore left the hilanee of
the estate, exerted undue influence on
his father in connect ion with the
drawing up t tin last will. The lat
ter was dated just n few days before
Mr. (lotupers left on bis trip to Mex
ico 1 'Ity. during which be wifferrd
the illness that caused hia death 11
few days biter nt Sun Antonio, Tex.
President Spends
Week-end Cruising
'nrmer Governor W. W. Stickney, of
Vermont.
The first recorded hixtiwice of a: on-
WASHINGTON. Mun i. Fretd-1
dent and Mr, t'oolidfce returned ! i
White llnnse Mmhp from an over !
night rruirii' on the pnsidi-tititil jnrJt ;
; M i. fluwer. I lie gnitn wer Mr. end
Mr-. Dwight W. M irrow of New York
j wh are guests at i.u White limn":
j Secretary und Mrs. Kcllotfg; Allurn,y
; General Sargent ; Sr tin lor ( 'uriis f
' Katun, the rcpubti' nn lender, and
Senator Jones to I
Tour South America'
WASHINGTON. March Sen-
o'or Jones, republican. Washington, '
will sail tSatnrddy for South America
(n spend a month in Brazil, Argeu
t na, Paraguay, t'ruguay and posiibly
Chile, study log shipping condition,
lie will be accompanied by bis wife.
On h i return here late in May Sen
flior Junes, who Is chairman of the
senate commerce conimitte will b'
gin drafting a shipping hill designed to
separate the function of Hie slrpp.iig
boerd and fleet corporation.
He il SHisrd shipping problems lo
dfiy with Preaident t'otdidge.
Start the Winning
Fight Today
YEOMEN DANCE
There will be a dance Wednesday ;
even ng. Miii h 'St b. at the F.agle's j
Hall, l ine music. Venmen and their
friend are nrgeil to mm. Mrn 7"i :
cents. Lad es free. m'J't t
Too I-nte 'I'o Clflnsify j
K"II HKNT ,w mnrl.rn hon ;
on full lot. rjnsi to h'ffh irliuol, j
pfr ni'.-nth. Vhnne jl'f-K !
l.lts:'!"-. K-.f trrrir ihig ftlxnit H mot. J
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DO VOU Kot up in the
morning, still tired ami
worn out! lo you suffer
from indigestion and K'ls
on vour stomaeh! Do yon
ache all over, complain or
rheumatism !
What you need to j'Ci
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ast in letters of thanks.
By the famous Tanlni:
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nnl brinf.' the flush of
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As Baby Grows
TO Iniuire bnby' sturdy growth great care
should be used in selecting a carriage. It
must be roomy, have easy springs, and be
strongly built. For mother's benefit the car
riage must be easy to operate and attractive
in design and color. All these necessary fea
tures are built into Heywood-Wakcficld
liaby Carriages. They represent the best
thought of designers who have behind them
the helpful suggestions of three generations
of mothers and the experience of this 99
yenr old concern. All Heywood-Wakcfteld
carriages have AQitulifyScalonEvcryWhcel.
It is a red and gold hub-cap placed there for
the protection of mothers.
Prices are reasonable.
A.k any Rood furniture hnuie
to .how vou the attractive new
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C hair., Cocoa Hru.h Door
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Look for A Quality Seal on Every Wheel
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tfliipoui mngnetlKntion of iron was la
loKT, Mhen Hhnini, an apothecary,
found th.it an ornament no a ctiureb,
strepte possrssrd magnetism.
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