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extra-easy terms
on the Gulbranser
Registering Piano,
limited to 25 homes.)
fott'd never expect to buy a nation-,
ally advertised instrument on such
ou) terms. We wouldnt expect to,
sell it that way, either, except that
yje figured how much we could save,
iby moving 25 quickly, giving you
ithe benefit in better terms. So act at
ionce. Find out what your home will
gain and how conveniently you can
pay for it if you buy a Gulbransen.
LARAWAY'S MUSIC STORES
A giant mussel, measuring 10 f The famous British battleship, the
inches across the shell, was caught Hood, carries a crew of 49 wireless
recently along the British coast. This operators who keep watch daily oil
was one of the largest ever caught. I five wavelengths.
Feed Your Glands
For health for youth for beauty
Some of the greatest discoveries
ll modern medicine relate to
Elands. When glands tail, extracts
or secretions of like glands are
used.
The liver is our largest, most (
Important gland. Ox gait is now j
used to stimulate it. Thus count
less people may get results which i
dntRs have never brought. '
Aid For Millions ,
Torpid liver means more than ;
ronstipated. The liver supplies'
"lie. That bile checks germ de
velopment in the intestines.
When bile is scant, germs mul-
liplv. They feed the blood n con
stant stream of poison. Had ram-
piexions may result. Or falling
hair. Heart and kidney troubles
are often duo to poisons. So is
high blood pressure, 'so is pr ema
ture old age.
llio now way to check those
poisons is lo cause the liver to
supply its quart of bile per day.
And ox gall is the substance now
employed. y-
Check the Poisons
There are countless conditions
which an nctive liver would help.
Conditions which result from germ
toxins. Results are often prompt;
sometimes they are priceless. Any
one who suffers from such trou
bles should learn what ox gall
does.
Hut get genuine ox gall. Ask
jour druggist for Dloxol quiets.
Kach one contains ten drops of
purified ox gall. Vet the '.ablols
cost but two cents each.
Remember the name Dloxol.
Those tablets will show you what
ox gall does. I'crhaps It is just
what you need.
Guarantee: Anyone not :taiUfied
with results from the first box of
Dloxol may roturn the empty hex
to the makers and receive nis mon
ey hack. Adv.
(Continued rrum plte enf)
, atttQdinc the annual district meeting
'' 2? in the ,r.te h.U. "T- .
in,' r JZ 7. "'J'.?" "'"""""J f Roseburg Woman Die,-
tle recent Illative union. A mu- Mr., c 1. ,,n. f Mr.
ih. . D,'nt .rr"-l of hv- 1- Cheshre of this city, and welt
...m, aim B rpiomi.un
Psed whuh will be of interest to
iirrp men, it t9 announced. Tht meet
'nr has been called fur 8 o'clock.
ill be t known to manj in this city, died at
her home in Iloscburfc this morning,
according to word received here. Mrs.
Hadley had been ill for some time.
Or. and Mra. W. I.. Cheshire will
drive down for the funeral which will
be held Friday afternoon.
Not to Attend Board Meeting
J.ane county will not be represent
ed at the monthly meeting of the state
highway coinuiihsiou ai there is no
mutter of interest to laue to come
before that body at this session, ac
cording to Judge C. V. Barnard of the
county court. The state meeting is to
be held at Portland Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Car Driver Cited
Stanley Dame wood, resident of the
Row river district, was cited to ap
pear in court next Saturday ' on
license, according to Melvin Turn-
bull, county traffic officer.
Ranger Gives Talk
J. k Mci'arlaod, ranger of the
Cascade national forest in the- Oak
ndgo di.trict, was icheduled to giva a
forest fire prevention lecture, illus
trated by lantern slides, last night it
the High I'rairie school h.
to the school, woich is about five j cllEr, ' driving car without
uuria 01 uakmlge, W(?re vo
muddy it was impossible to make the
trip by automobile, Mr. MoKarlaud
found, so he packed the ilides and
lantern on a nurse, and made the trip
in timo to speak as achedulcd. He is
also planning to speak at Oakridge
tonight, where a benefit is being given
to raise funds to purchase equipment
for the Oakridgc fire department. The
Oakridge high school is also giving a
play at Westfir touig-ht, at was announced.
Local Bowlers Win
Defeating Cottage drove s bowling
team by a score of 23iS to 20tii( Eu
gene's bowlers made an average ?f
71HJ to the visitors' tSS 2-3 last night.
The game drew a large gallery.
Visits Upper River
Arnold (Jollier, county club leader,
is spending the day iu the upper Mc
Kenzie river district visiting at Lea
burg and Watterville in the interests
of club organization.
Visit From Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Charles It. Brown of
Bremerton, Wash,, arrived in Eugene
yesterday to visit. Mrs. Brown was
formerly Miss Lulu Carr, stenogra
pher in the chamber of commerce of
fice. During the war she served as ft
ycomnnette in the navy, and she and
her husband are still in the employ of
the government.
Alfalfa Seed Coming
Expectations are that the carload
of Grimm alfalfa ordered from Mon
tana as an experiment in planting in
Lane county will be here tomorrow,
according to announcement today at
the office of O. S. Fletcher, county
agent. Several farmers iu different
districts of the county will plant the
alfalfa.
Play Sites Offered
Word has been received at the Eu
gene chamber of commerce that the
Harmon foundation will provide $10,
000 during the present year to aid in
the purchase of grouud for recreation
centers. The contribution is limited
to $200 in any one city, it is announced.
Marriage License Granted
Kdward F. Butler and Mrs. Kalh-
eriue Durmisdy, both of Eugene, wers
granted a marriage license iu the
county clerk's office yesterday.
Goes To Portland
George Scbaefers, one of the co
partners of Ax-Billy's department
store, has gone to Portland to spend
several days ou busness. lie was ac
companied by Mrs. Scbaefers.
Or. Rosa leaves
Dr. A. H. Ross of the Kugeue hos
pital staff has gone to Portland to
attend a scries of medical lectures.
He will return to Eugene Friday.
Store It Sold
L. J. Kolker has purchased the
grocery business of J. W. Jamison, at
Fourth avenue west and Madison
street, it was announced yesterday.
Here on Vacation ,
Willis D. Link is in Eugene spend
ing the apring vacation of the Ore
gon Agricultural college at bis home
here.
Leaves on Vacation
V. ll. Cleaver of th First National
bank is taking n few days now on his
anuuai vacation and is spending the
lime at his ranch near Creswell.
Former Resident Dies
News of the death of Mrs. Mary J.
Gates, formerly of Eugene, t tht!
home of her da uglier. Mrs. H. E.
Mall, in Portland, March 20, reached
the city yesterday. She was a member
of the Christian church and Eastren
Star lift-P, nnd leaves two daughters,
Mr. 11. E. Hull nnd Mrs. W. it.
Karntiam of Uiikrhlgc.
Are You
Ashamed You
Live In Eugene?
"When you travel you don't
register from Marshficld or
Siilcm, do you!
Xo Sirec you take the hotel
pen and proudly write down
"Eugene, Oregon" the great
est little citv in the world.
M
But let's take a peep into your
eoat pocket and see if it is a
Eugene Clothier's label.
Surely if Eugene is worth
bragging about when you aro
away it must be something
more than just a place to eat
nnd sleep.
Paul I). Green's ''.Store for
ilea" ean give you today and
evervday as Fashionable, ns
Fitting " and as Economical
clothing service as any two
cities that have a city hall
and since you are living here;
prospecting .here and making
your money ami your menus
iicro is it any more than right
that you make your clothing
purchases heret
$25' Upward
STOREMEN
713 WILLAMETTE
KNOWN' FOR GOOD CLOTHES"
D. M. Sansom to Return
.. M. Sansom who spoke here re
cently nt the chamber of commerce un
the development of the flax industry
in Lane couuty will return here later
for a further conference with offi
cials of the local chamber, according
o word received today. Mr. Sansnm
is at Snlcin today.
Barber Shop to Move
The room in the K. A. B;ibb build
ing, vacated by Carroll brother's
pdsrmary has been leased by Slir
w'od Htirr for a barber shop. The
stairway to the upper floors will be
moved to the south end of the building.
Fruit Men Mcetino
1 Addresses by I'refessor TUnry
: Hartmsn. A. (. Bouqut, Clayton L.
Long, will be features of the meeting
of the Lane County Horticultural so-
cietv st th chamber of commerce
Saturday, April 4.
Arrives In America -
Mrs. Claude I). Hirer and fwo
(IntifnUrft of Eugene have arrived in
New York from the steamer Arabic
nflrr several months in France and
olher continental countries, it wi
lf-arned yesterday.
Roof Catohes Aflro
A small root fire on the residence of
George Lamuicrs, 710 Seventeenth
avenue, resulted m a trip by the fire
department yesterday.
Here- From Ogden
Lloyd Mitchel, formerly of Eugene,
and now in the bakery business ;ii
Ogdeu, Utah., wits in the city yester
day to visit his brother Harry,
A Suspender Skirt
Peasant Blouse
Blouse 5903
Skirt 5964
Tie Deitor included witi
tie Butterick Pattern
sio-ws you witi pictures
iow to smock the blouse.
This Popular Costume
requirra qnly 1 4 yard of Si
inch flannel for the skirt in
size 36 (hip measure) and
2i yards of 39-lnch voile or
crepe de Chine for the blouse.
Buy your pattern at our
Butterick Department, and
thea visit our piece-goods
counter. The Deitor, a won
derful dressmaking guide in
cluded with Butterick Patterns,
shows you how to make the
skirt and blouse step by step.
Always Buy
BUTTERICK PATTERNS
includmt DELT0R
mm
Daffodils for poets but new clothes for
tho smart woman 1 Spring the most
delightful and welcome season of all
is here. As naturo brightens tho world
with budding lenvos and blossoms, so
too, tho smart woman refreshens her
costume with a new hat.
Fashion Is partlculnrly kind thlss aeason
tor aha allows a greater elasticity ot the
inoilo. The hat may bo very small or
very lnrge severely tailored or richly
adorned with tlowera and foliage it
mny be closo-flttlng. poke, oft-tho-fare,
roll brim or any of the numerous styles.
Tho M. & W. millinery section is show
ing a wonderfully varied assortment of
becoming hats for matron and miss..
You aro suro to find YOUR hat here.
Tho sales women aro particularly con
scientious in holping you select the hat
most suitablo to your individual typo.
TRICES RANGE MODERATELT FROM
v $4.95 to $22.50
7
X
Second Floor
FREE FASHION SHEETS
ii
Lsivea for Salem
To mlilross a nicotine of tin re
rently inKlnllnl lodge "f EhrIcs at
Sslciii. Howard M. Urewnell, Eugene
attorney, left this morning for Solera.
Laaves for Westsrn Lane
Sheriff Frank Taylor left today for
wmtrrn Ijinc whero ho will -rvr
legal jiaperi.
f At Ihc Hospitals
David Hall of Itonehurg and Vic
tor Hurkaby of Kugenn were din
nii'nod today from t lie Pnrific Chris
tian hospital.
Mrs. I.. Ilannel of Kngene. Mrs.
11. II. nrol'kwell of Kugone, !. 1.
Md.enn of Noll, and Italph O.vena
of Oaliri'lisn were admitted today to
the Mercy hospital.
Viiigte Henagin of Mapleton and
Mra. Alvira Kovera of Wendlina
were loday admitted to the Kngene
boitptal.
siiy am will lie ready for t lie fooihnll
neaaon of !):Mi, it was announced to
day. The stadium, when completed,
will bare a aeating capacity of i-l,(K10.
making it the largest in Ihc weatcru
I'otlferenee.
Valley Printing Co. !
Over II. 8. Nat'l. nnnk.
WEDDING AND BUSINESS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL'
PRINTING . .
FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL 470
YEOMAN DANCE
There will bo a dance Wednesday
evening, March -ft, at the Eagle's lisll.
Fine music. Yeomen nnd vhelr friends
aro urged to come. Men 75 cauls, lo
llies free. m25
Hhovanda. the choice of the emoker.
OREGON MOTOR
Phnns Hit
CO.
0.10 Ollre
NIMROD INN
Opens April fist
Apply Zcmo, the Anliscptir
Liquid Easy to Use
When applied aa directed Zcmo ef
fectively removes Iiczema.quicklystiip'
itching, and heals skin troubles, also
Sores, Burns. Wounds and Chafing. It
penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zcmc
Is a clean, dependable and inexpensive,
I antiseptic liquid, that is especially
adapted lor daytime use necause
it does notshow. Trial bottle 3!:, large
size $1 00. Zemo Ointment is recom
mended for use at night 50c. Zcmo
Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c.
Returns from Portland
E. Fiigene rhndwVk, terrctary of
the Eugene chamber of commerce,
has returned from I'ortlnnd after
I STATISTICS
i .
BORN
WRKJIIT At the Mercy hoapltal.
Wednesday. March 2.1. IIC5, lo Mr.
and .Mrs. I., A. Wright of F.ugene,
a son.
STADIUM PLANNED
CHR'AUU. March 25. The firat
three derked e"lid concrete footholl
atadlum to be built in America will be
conatructed by Northwestern L'nivcr-
,1 (,,,JtwffeMw'S(
jEuropf
it
Xtl'tJJ
GREER-CALLAHAN
STORE
858 Pearl St. Phone 33
These Prices ONE WEEK Only
$,3.00 KCA or De Forest tube $2.55
$.'i.75 Yale or Kveready 45-V batteries $2.95
"B" wet battery, 30 volt $12.50
"A" wet battery, only $10.50
$200 Kennedy Set, only $35.00
$!)7 Federal, guaranteed $59.00
$25 Manhattan, loud speaker $19.50
$'25 Bristol loud speaker $15.00
Ve have a few Rola and Thompson
Loud Speakers
One Good Used Mahogany Piano
Only $195.00
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I All cluiri of (rvelen-bui.
' nets or plettur-choo th
MonocU Cabin Srvic n
ji nfavonte method of travel to
hurupe. It ts a moderate
rnir irv!ue. firet beinc onlv
tliiflttly in exreit of regular
Iptutnl cabm rates. And its
: operation by the Canadian
i pjctric i a guarantee of tht
j finrnt cuisine, personal' terv
f jce and comfort.
1 VaMr mtrttl wtl iWlf
I sjnj liitTJlHrf.
iCanadianfticific
I -1 j i Pi -I I . , II L-
Just Six More Days of
SPECIAL SALE
10 Off on All Gas Ranges
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
$15-50
to
SAN
FRANCISCO
Stage Terminal
i'liono 1800
JZIf
OVEN HEAT
CONTROL
Vulcan Smoothtop Gas Range
You have always wanted better, quicker, easier cooking.
Now come to our office today when these advantages
are being demonstrated. In no other way can you appre
ciate so quickly what this wonderful gas range can mean
to you.
EASY TERMS
at, i.
F,vervthini? to tnako it possiblo for you to enjoy me great, ser
vice that only a smoothtop can give. For ten dayg we will give
a discount of 10 on ranges sold. A phone call will bring our
aaleimifln to your Jiome.
Mountain States
Power Co.
Phone 28
881 Oak St
Ml