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THE EUGENE GUAED
NEW SPRING CHECKS
ETC., YARD, $1.75
Likewise novelty checks In very effective patterns, 42
Indies wide. Eight beautiful patterns to choose from.
CANTON CREPES,
YARD, $1.95
MAIL
OEDEKS
FILLED
The silk section offers, a beautiful new 40-Inch silk
mixed crepo In a desirable weight. Itust, fullow and
l'unama green.. f
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New Fashions Prove Spring Is Here!
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One Of The Most Fascinating Things About A New Season Is The New Fashions It Sponsors. This Spring, Especially,
It's Interesting To See The Many Distinctive And Novel Trends That Are Revealed.
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Important
""- .Trifles
No real . needle
woman will begin
without a thorough
ly equipped work
basket. You do not
want to stop and
search , for things
when you are most
interested in your
work,
Make out your list
of notions needed, t
and phone it to us,
or bring it.
New Cotton Fabrics Flatter
With Color And Unique Design
Where is the proof? Speaking of cottons, we should Bay there
are many such points.
How interesting to dwell about fast color fabrics more weaves
this year have made their debut than in any previous season
nnd as beautiful after many washings as before.
Individuality of style is essential if tho fabric is to be made
up into frocks which have orlginalty. In order to fashion into
the graceful folds of .the new silhouette a softness and supple
ness is required.
ALL THESE QUALITIES ARE POSSESS
ED BY THE LOVELY NEW COTTONS,
LARGEST STOCKS ABOUND.
Come into this department to find out what is right in fabrics.
Dotted Lucerne
Swiss, 42c And 50c
A world of praises is due these light, crisp dress fabrics.
In a bevy of new colors. 40 inches wide.
Silk Check
Voiles, Yard 69c
Ileautiful indeed, and right new yard wide sheer dis
tending frock material. Charming new shades -of buff,
Chlng, rose, Nile, orchid, tangerine, peach as well as
white.
Satinette Madras
75c - 89c - S1.00
Ciuarantoed fast color materials for lovely tub dresses.
Dainty satinette finish English prints in stripes and
novelty patterns.
New Shantung
Suiting, Yard 59c
A good weight 36-inch mercerized Shantung weave
wash fabric in such cheery shades as orange, tan, green,
apple, rose, buff and jade.
Khartum Suitings
Yard 39c
An extra value In linen - finish . suitings, especially,
suitable for children's dresses and wash suits. Orchid,
rose, delf, pink, olive, peach, jade.
Silk Stripe
Suitings, 89c
New showing of charming stripe and check novelty
silk stripe suitings. Very serviceable and distinctive
spring and summer frock fabric. 36 inches wide.
RIGHT NEW DRAPERIES FOR
SPRING BREEZES TO BLOW
When those first spring rays of
sunshine warm the air wo at once
begin to feel the call to clean
house, wash curtains and replace
many with bright new hangings.
Springtime suggests new cretonnes
and curtaining. We are prepared
to fill your needs In a satisfying
way.
We are headquarters for "Stand
Ish Wills Draperies." Just an ink
ling. New Terry Cloth,
Yard 85c and 98c
In those rich beutiful colorings that senak of soring.
A fine showing of patterns and color combinations. Yard wide.
New Art Silk,
Yard 89c
In fascinating self patterns, Inset stripes, etc.. in rich shades
of gold, turquoise, rose also natural. 36 Inches wide.
. Ruffled Curtainings, ,
Yard 35c to 65c
Marquisettes, Grenadines, Dotted Patterns, Cross Bars,
Etc. A pretty collection of patterns and qualities.
Art Silk
Marquisette 65c
A very fine value In 36-lnch curtaining in plain weaves
and patterns. They drape gracefully."
New Cretonnes,
Yard 45c
A beautiful line of new Standish Mills cretonnes In delight
ful 1925 colorings. 36 Inches wide. .
"Keswick" Prints,
Yard 85c . t
Another "Standish Mills" product In extra quality drapery.
"Keswick" commands attention in several of America's lead
ing publications. The colorings and patterns is work of art.
36 Inches wido. v
Frocks Of -Printed Silks ,
Boldly Flaunt Their New '
Designs $18.50
OTHERS TO $23.50
The gayer tho color, the bolder the creation,
and the greater Its chic such Is tho case in this
present vogue for printed silk frocks.
When you soe the gorgeous colors, tho curiously
Interesting designs in the frocks of this group you
will find yourself wondering how they can bo so
varied, yet so truly stunning. They nro indeed the
work of artists.
And with these combinations of color and exotic
patterns the lines rotaln a simplicity which classes
these frocks in charming good taste.
(2nd floor)
Y.
' MEN!
HERE IS EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
IN NEW MADRAS SHIRTS $1.50
A HOST OF PRETTY PATTERNS
IN NEGLIGEE DRESS SHIRTS
The low price renders an exceptionally fine vnluo. It will pay you to look
into this shirt offering. All carefully made with latest style collar. Fancy
Btrlpes, checks nnd figures to select from. Sizes 14V4 to 17. Some will buy
one of each pattern.
' "Yard Long" Work Shirts, $1.19 v
A now heavy blue cheviot shirt made full 36 inches long and proportionately
wldo in tho body, with full cut long sleeves, two pleated button down pockets,
body seains triple stitched. A really wonderful work shirt for tho price of an
ordinary one. Sizes 14',4 to 17.
Men, How
About Y our
.New
Easter Suit?
LET US TAKE YOUR
MEASURE TODAY
We ask to let "Taylor" do your tailoring
becauso we honestly believe it will h.9 to
your advantage, to do Bp. ' i
The advantage to you lies not only in the
keonest of the prices but in the Smmtness
of the 'styles the super workmanship put
into them the Pure Wool Quality and the
length of service in the wearing.
Over 300 pure wool fabrics to choose, and
tailored to your own individual measure with
prompt service.
Such Adorable
Hats For The
Little Miss
ARE ON DISPLAY HERE
-FROM, $1.75 TO $4.00
The little tots, too,
are right In style with
the chic new hats.
Even the tiniest girl
may boast of a new
creation to welcome
the new 1923 season.
Such an interesting
assemblage; each one
seemingly prettier than
the other. It would be
too confusing to give a
detailed description of
the many smart styles
lwaiting your selection.
(2nd floor)
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juar in FROM
THE EAST WOMEN'S
Right Smart
Tailored Waists
- $2.35
So fashionable are they and so extensive,
worn and certain always to look neat and trim,
with the various costumes.
Fashioned of crisp self-striped dlmltv nH
much heralded broadcloth, fashioned in s.vr,i
smart styles. enu
THE LATEST, OF COURSE, THe'
NEW TUCK BOSOMS AND COLOR
FUL SLIP ON TIES WHICH TAKH
TO VARIOUS FORMS.
Oh, yes, it Just wouldn't do to pass nn thin
bit of good news. Those with pockets havs
pretty Hankies (brightly colored in most in
stances) protruding just enough to glve a sporty
air.
Others are decidedly tailored with mannish
collars, soft French cuft3, set off with glistenlne
pearl buttons. 5
(2nd floor)
Don't Forget
Men, we are headquarters for work shoe3 that will
stand the gaff and our prices are materially less
for quality merchandise than you are usually asked.
Here, Boys, Are Your
All Wool Tweed
Suits At Only $10.75
Young hoys, too, are looking forward to new suits
at Easter time. Then, too, they come
WITH TWO PAIR KNICKERS
nnd they're full lined. Pleated back and all around
belted, in tan nnd brown the chap wearing 8 to 17
like. It Is a very trim, manly appearance they give
to the youths, nnd we don't doubt but what Easter
Sunday will find many boys inwardly priding them
selves on their brand new suits.
- ' THE LATEST IN
MEN'S FOOTWEAR
"BALLOON" OXFORDS
TO COMPLETE YOUR
EASTER OUTFIT, $7.83
Presenting the snap, of the seasoa in dis
criminating men's very smart oxfords in black
and high shade of tan or one might well say
bright shade of tan so much in vogue, this Is
really a $10.00 value. Bee It!
The "Trask"
Pair $6.50
And for the more conservative the "Trask" Is
particularly appealing, being built on a con
servative French toe in either light tan or black.'
EXPERIENCED SHOE FITTERS
AT YOUR SERVICE
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SOCIETY AND CLUBS
My AfAUIAN LOWUY
Klr. timi of it riilitnel of the KVJd
intnulry of the nuion;il Rtinrd of Ore
gnif Is mhrdidrll i lie I1H1I nt Ihi
I'trrtliind Brnmry, April n:mrdlng to
j word rfreived by Major V. !. White,
I (itmnuutili'r of the f irwt tmfnllion f
the regiment. All ciptnins nnd firld
i officer of t nn rt'innnt v ill vnto mi. I
i (Ins will bo nbrtiii officer, ,MnJr
j White MnU'H. Tiie election in to fill
i' ih uininey a a result nf t hi promo -ti
h of Colm.rl ('. r. Iliuinnmid, for
merly of this city, vhn'lms hren in
eMinmnriit of the rfgjmenr. l,miMtnn
( (.'"lotu'l KtiKt'ne MiiKliVrjccr of Wood
j burn Nt 1'nitt tft lip tlif rhoii't ;f n mt
; jority nf Hi tffi cri vln will v te m
S tlit rlpri.oh, M;ij. Whit' ntntp. Cnp-
Mill ,as rent e .li-nscn, rnmimimlcr of
tVinpiiny (' nnd M;tjor White nre the
! only offictfrx from tlim city (t vote nt
! tho election. Colon?! II. V, Welsh -f
; flui lMilh Infuntry Ikih been npp intr.i
j iih iijin'ctr of the ebctiotis.
! Motor Parties to
Register Decrease
Althoiitcti tho number i f tourist
parlies from other Ntuten stiuw-d
fpi.tfi nn inereme enrly this tionth
there lina been a run tide nible fnllin
oil i-1 reiiir.ittoii nf "foifiun" rnis,
til iiie riininber of rununercc, only 10
parties hit ins bei-n reported here'
fiiue i lie firt of the week. The drop
in l etuia is attributed to the f.ir th.it
i lie n kid t Hit ion minions north nnd
nth ui iiiu'i'iie nre now dniwing the
lm'4Ht iiuuiher of tnurintn who rejris
wr nri iy tifier entcrinn the utiitr.
Or 111 iju-1 renitrred this week nevm
w -re 1 1-nn t tttifornm, three from
t iiMHiit,toiit and one from Idaho.
V. II, JeffrTcsTM,
Dies at Junction
Mr. am! Mrs. Lnwson li. Ilrndley
will be bonis this evening to members
of the .Little Club Around the Corner.
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Mrs. F ll. Wetherbeo will enter
tain ut her home tomorrow afternoon
for liiemberH of Til I burnt) club.
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Members of the Ladies' Aid society
of Hie ChriMtiiin church will rntertmu
at. a silver tea to bn niven at the
clmnh parlors, tomorrow afternoon
between tint houi'H of two-thirty
o'ebiek nnd five o'clock. A prog mm
of imifie is beiiiK nrniiifted for tho
iiffnir. Mm. K. T. Itennet nnd Mrs.
tietu-Re Hopue are the committee
members in chnrRe for the ten.
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Mrs. It. H. Craven of Snlem is a
visitor in Kugono for nevernl dnys as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. K,
Allison.
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Tho Womnu's nu&ilinry of St.
Mary's Kpiscopul chur h will meet nt
the homo of Mrs. 1. Ji. S. WhiIp, IWO
Kb-venth aveuuo enst, l'tidny after
noott St two-thirty o'elock.
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A group of university girls nro r!v
iii(t a pniRinm from MJW KliiHrtti in
Portland ibis evening. The prosrmu
is being sponsored by the university
chnpler of Mu 11 i Kpsilon, and tliosn
inking part are Mitts I.ora Xesbner,
Miss Alberta Potter, Mihs Hetty Nel
son, Miss I Uii lull Cluik, Miss Jean
Harper. The program iH to he g.ven
between nine ami ten o'clock. Mu I'hi
Mpsilou h.is alo nn non need (but n
number of interesting programs and
concern are to be given by tho or
ganization during the spring term of
school,
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An InteroHting meeting of Inst eve-'
ning was that of the l,nlien' auxiliary
of the ehamber of commeree. The
group decided to redecorate the lobby
of the rhn tuber of commerce rooms
with new dm pen. Mrs. Uarry Cherry
was welcomed as a new member of
the HUXilmry. Mis Mildred Jlnldwin
sang a group of S'do, following which
the evening wns spent with cards.
Mr I ntii.tii It lint. i. .. - !,.!..
Hum of lln (mmiiiltt(i nnlnrtninitiff f
tliw meeting. In two weeks the auxil
iary will meet with Mrs. George Hlnir,
ehtiirmnn of the cimiuittee in rharge
t(t bo nxsitited by Mrs. Anna A gee,
Mrs. S. It. Iturtou, Mrs. I,. C. (larger,
Mrs. John Itaird. Mrs. W. W. Hrnn
stetter, Mrs. W. 11. ltrooke, Mra. F,
I,. Heard.
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ARTISTS' CONTEST
Any KugeuQ boys and girls expect
ing to enter the Young Artists' con
test f"r the note of t'regon, to be
held in the Portland Woman's club
Saturday evening, March 2.K, should
file t'lieir applications by telephone,
announces Mrs, Walter 11. bliss,
Multnomah street, Portland. It is ex
pected thnt this city will be repre
sented by at least one or more con
tealauts, Coulentnnts must he citizens of the
I'nited Slates, -and must have received
nil their training in the I'nited State.
Ages for voire c- ntestsntn is from -0
to :), nnd violin, IH to 'Ml
The winner of this contest In eli
gible to compete in the Pacific dis
t rict contest, comprising tregon,
Washington, Arizona and California.
Winners in the district contest com
pete in the national contest in Port
land during the n.ifional convention nf
the National Federated Music c!bn in
Eugene. The nntionul winners will re
ceive $."it0 in earth or one yeir
scholarship in a antionnlly known con
servatory. The state contest is open
to the public
present, jp-ill bo next "Wednesday eve
ning, Fred ' Chess announced. Music
by the Kigh school orchestra1, girls'
quartet, boys' quartet, a monologue
nnd a musical stunt by Mrs. Itose
Slacks and Mrs. Donald Young will
complete the program.
Egg Prices Higher
In Eugene Market
Kgga in Kugene will be higher in
price for the coming sen son than for
several years past, in the opinion of
several local commission dealers who
report thnt a prim nf '-'5 cents n
dozen is now being paid to farmers.
This is five to nix cents higher per
dozen than that pnid Inst year nnd
unless there is an increased supply
for the local market it is expected to
remain at mm ngure, me neaiers
state. Present indications are that
there will be no carlond loin of eges
shipped to the Faster market this
year as the majority of l.ane ship
men t nro ffoinir to Port In nd. Iiuriiitr
the past few years several large car-!
load shipments have been sent out J
from I.nne to the caat.
Klamath Principal
.Rejected by Board
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., March
20. James G. Darling, principal of
the Klamath high school was reject
ed for next year by unanimous vote
nf the county school board last nigh;.
Lack of harmony and co-operation
with other members of the faculty
was indicated an the cause, tins Carl
son, nthletic coach, wns nhjo refused
a rail for next year. All other teachers
were re-elected.
A COUGH REMEDY WITHOUT
OPIATES
Many cough preparations contain I
some ono or more harmful drugs ;
which nre added to take the place of;
opiates. None of tJiese narcotic sub- ;
stances have ever been used in KOI,-;
FY'S HOXFA' AM) TAU COM-'
POUND. The name nf every ingred
ient is plainly printed on every car
ton. You know, what you are taking '
w hen you take Foley's. It clingH to ,
Ihe throat, (iood for old and young, t
You have a cough, why not try it. !
Hefuse substitutes. T!I(AV.) 1
TORNADO
HEADED
I WAY
.11 NCTION CITY. March 2d. '
(Special). W. II. Jefferieii who hnsi
been t utting wood for Koons rast of I
town died yesterday morning from i
heart failure as he was cutting wood.!
He Wns 01 years old. The funenl
Hervirea will be held nt Plensmt Hill
Hunday t 1 :.'10 p. m. .Miikrs chapel nf
Jon'tioti City hurt charge of Ihe services.
Springfield Lions '
Attend Installation!
KI'UlN'CKIK.I.li, Mnnli 2H. (Spo
vial . Ahmit I'.'i iniMliln'ra of iil(
Siir.lmfii.l.l 1 J-.,.. ..- t . i
."i.T nil', iirriiiiii:u!!pii
".v llM'ir wirra. III n-nlrtl rrl;- I
Miim ior tht rluirtrring of i!)a t'.ir
vnllin rlgh l:it cvrninit nl T :.. (lihfr
,hiiiHT. fniin Kugi-nn, l',oll.lio tirnvp
nnil lii'iKliborinK lowiu ,tm r,p.
rPBOnliilivoR. Ani(in llman who went
from hirr. nr.-. lir. H. I(a!ih lllpii.l,
pri'diiliiit of tin- SpriimfioM dub, nnd
Mi, Dipnoi; Mr. nnd Mr. .Mm Hon
drri r, Mr. inul Mr.. Kloil C. Wojtor-fi'-ld.
Mr. nnd Mm. I'linl llanfi.nl. Mr
nnd Mrv John K. Kotoln, Mr. mil
Mr. Dallnii II. Mnrphr ami Mr. nnd
U dnnd I". Mo.,iir. Tho Murphy
Mohipr qunrii-i ,.f Sprlnfiold n.i
t the Corvaltia rntortitinmont.
STATISTICS
BORN
IIAMMF.I, At .Moro.v lionpitnl.
nosdny. Miiroh -", llt'J'j, to Mr. nnd
Mr. I., llttnunol, of motor route A,
a ton.
THE BUTrar SHOP
rientlnu. ltuttoiu and Ilomitlti hint.
tU Tib An. fcaat. I'hont 1715-J.
Phone S. K. fateveni for pinno (unlntf.
Mr. Enright ill
With Slight Cold
NI'.W VOIIK, Miroh Urt. 1'olice
OvuimlMionor Kuricht, nlmont from
his office lircaiiKO of lllno, in n(
feriim fnim n lisl.t cold and n ill re
turn lu hi. ilutiin Mondny. hi eori
Hrjr nnnouniod t.dnv In 'ilmylng r
poitM I l.n t the .-ommi.iiioni'r una .nf
fering from a ntrvom lireakdown.
SMITH - At Ilia home of tho piiiern.il
prandpnrentn nt Junction I'lty,
Tiieduy, March 2t. lid, to Mr.
ami Mr. Wayun Smith of N'otl, a
iiiin,
STKVKNSON At tho rnoiflp Chria
linn honpitnl, Thurjdny. Mur. h I'll,
111.'."!, lu Mr. nnd Mrs. l'hol.r
I,. Stevenson, 012 Nineteenth avrnue
emt, Kuaene, a aon, ITiester l.tv
Stovonsou.
State President of
U. P. O. E. in Eugene
Pen P. Fisher of Mnrubfield, presi
dent rf Flks lodge in Oregon, wan A
guest of the Kugene organization lent
night, and a large attendance wan
present nt the meeting. Mr., Fisher
spoke chiefly on the AmericnnUntinn
program of the lodge.
The nnnunl dinner nnd dance, at
which more than HOO peron will be
Salts Fine For j
Aching Kidneys
Mra. Coolirfne la adopt nt oporalinu
a typewriter. hnvin( uaod one diirinu
her aohool-toarlier dnva.
Gargle Throat
With Aspirin
i
Clip This And Save If Sub
i ject To Sore Throat Or
Tonsilitis
Compare It witJl other!
It hna no epml"
PBERO-LATUM
CHE8T OINTMENT
For the prompt rolluf of Chest
Colda, Croup. Pneumonia. Influ
rnra and Plenrlny pnlna. Price 60c.
For nnlc by all drug at ore.
Prepaw a harralean and effect!?
gargle by dissolving two Hayer Tab
lets of Aspirin In four tnbiespoonfula
of water. Oargle throat thoroughly,
llepeat in two houra If neceisary.
. He aiir you use only the genuina
rtnycr Tablet of Aspirin, marked
with the Haver Crosa. which can be
had in tin boxci of twtlrt tablet for
few ctnU.
Most folks forget that the kidney a, 1
like the bowels, sometimes get slug- 1
gish and clogged, and need a flushing I
occasionally, else we hare backache j
and dull misery in the kidney region, j
severe headaches, rheumatic twinges.
torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless- ;
nesn and all sorts of bladder disord
era..
You simply must Veep your kidneys 1
activn and clean and the moment you !
feet an ache or pain in the kidney j
region begin drinkiug lota of water, l
Also gft about four ounces of Jad I
Salts from any good drug store here. I
tnke a tnblf spoonful in a gins of wat- !
ir before brpakfat for a few days j
and your kidneys will then act fiue.
This fnmmis suits is made from the
nd of grapes and lmon juice, com
nurd with lithia. and In tiitemled to '
flush clogged kidneys and help stinnt- i
late them to activity. It also kelps!
neutralise the acids in the urine so j
hey no longer irritate, thus helping
to relieve bladder disorders. j
Jad Slts is inetpentove: makes ai
delightful effervescent lithia water j
driuk which everjbody should take
now and then to help keep their ki 1- j
aeya ctenn. . j
A well-known local dniecift pstii
j he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks wh.
believe in trying to correct kidwj I
trouble while it in only trouble. H j
All means have your physie-.nn nam
iuc four kidnvs at least twtct a tar.
Last
Day
A Drama of Society at
Its Highest
with B6HT LYTELL
CLAIRE WINDSOR
CULLEN LANDIS
CHRISTIE COMEDY
KINOGRAM NEWS
With Easter
Just 'Round
ihe Corner
With Enstor the dross up day f lli yT-
hut two works off 'tis high time tn tl'ik of
what you're goiiiff to wear. No matter what
your costume you'll do no bettor tlian to wear
n strand of I.n. Tusea pearls.
Our collection is mado up of many delightful trntl.
Encasod in beautiful satin boxes (wlilcli you will WB
to keep for your dr.isinff table) they are a rare P"ie
for milady. Think of "new pearls" this year when you
plan your "new dress and Kaster bmyict."
J. A. HOFFMAN
JEWELER
CATTY COHXER FROM V. S. XATIONAIi
flUHMin
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
Carpet Cleaning
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