j.rijay Evening, March 27, 1925
TI1E EUGENE GUARD
Page jnve
Thayer. Arline &iae- ami Donald
Gordon,
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Good Piano-Music for All With a Gulbransen
How few ate the home to expression and feeling you cm
day In which there Is anyone put Into your Gulbrensen-
who can Playthe piano, really playing. Other folks, once able
Well by handl Yet good piano- to play but out of practice, will
music la getting mote and more tnd that all their old-time abUi-
populal everyday. And In more ty to express themselves musi
and more homes. For, every day, cally has come back again, in
more and mote music-hungry double measure, in the flexible,
mnA ornm.n Ore dilCAVeriniT v.nnn.lui. ... Dl... ""-..I
' the mUSICHI IMNUIHUH VI UIC
Oulbransenl
Piano-rouslc of the highest
type. Available to all with none
of the hardships of leamingl
Even though you have never
been able to play by hand, you'll
h cmlcklv impressed with the
Four Mod.ls Hallotialhi Prioad
,4S0 ,5S0 ,615 ,700
Laraway Music Stores
bratucnl
2 Years to Pay!
Mail TKi f Ou'hmrueo
iViail I IMS infonnatloo.
Nm
Addrm
Enlists in Reserve
liming eulistfd rj the Vuliptl Smtr
I naval rrserv as a radio liTtr:di.u,
I Andrew O'KnrrfU of ibe Kiic'iu
j h irdv.nre store, wIm hn nrtum.'d
from l lie reeruitir.j; off-co it l'on and
t'xpeeis to jtun his ?hin in about h
month, he reiorts. He will be sta
tioned on a rluuer operating frrm
Aberdet'u, Wash.
Carnival is Tonight
ilie jitney e.miival of the Crarv
j Parent-ToHclu'r nssori.-ition, t raim'
I funds of installation of a new lawn,
j will t:ike jdaiv at the srlmol buildine
j t-niglit. f.inimittce in r.urse include
1 Mrs. Vern Stuhert, Mrs. H. K. tlri
! ...d. Mi-s r'ih. Mis Kuthrrin Azf-.'.
j Mrs. M. Intvre. Mrs. Y. .1. Tin. Mrs,
; M.lter and Mrs. Sylvia SU-kaf use.
j Will Attend Institute
j E. J. Moore, tounty supfrin
i tendnt of schools, and Arnold
. Collier, county club learirr. will
j attend the teachers' institute to
be held at Cottage drove tomor
row. This is the last of a series
of institutes held in the county
during the past five weeks.
Rehearsal Postponed
The children's chorus which re
hearses each Saturday mornlnc
1 under the supervision of Miss
I-eona Marsters will not hold Its
regular practice session in the
morning as the teachers insti
tute Is to bo held in tho Junior
high school.
PULBRANSEN
VjTThe Hegistering Piano
:-: CITY NEWS :-:
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(Continued Jrum page one)
; toal, 107. Women: House work
n, ft; waitress, 1; cook, 1, Toial 11.
Hero from Swlsshome
II. Wadsworth, resident of the
Sffisshnme district, was a business
visitor here today and called ol E. J.
Moore, county miperintendent of
nrhools. Mr. Wadsworth reports th;it
the money is available for the new
whool building to be erected at
Swipshome and that construction
work will Boon be under way. There"
i.'e 10 pupils who will attend the
nrir school and it is expected that
there will be others before next fnll
when it is planned to have the new
building ready. New mills and logging
camps in that district have brought
in many families and additional school
facilities were necessary and a new
district planned.
School Bonds to be Sold
Preparations are being made
for the sale of bonds for t ho erec
tion of the new Urattain grade
school in the Springfield district
number ID, according to word
received by E. .1. Moore, county
superintendent of schools.
Moose Officer Here
Secretaries of all the Moose lodge
in this district, onipris tig (he upper
Willamette valley and Coos Hay sec
tion, will meet -in Eugene tonight to
bear a talk by Itndney Itrandon of
Mnoseheart, 111.. ee utive secretary
nf the order, who will p:iy an offi
cial visit to Eugene today.
To Buy Equipment
Fifty new chairs and new equip
ment for t ho dining room will be
bought by the College (.'rest Com
munity clab, it wad voted at the
meeting hist night. A box social and
dance will be held April 17. The pro
gram presented included music by the
Johnson family orchestra, and read
ings by Horoihy (lordun, Marjorie
Woodmen to Marcola
Approximately 25 member of
s the Eugene lodge. Modern Wood-
men of America expect to go to
i Marcola tonight to aid In a class
adoption of candidates for Initia
tion into the order, it is announced.
Roofing Tar Burns
Tar on the roof of the new Eu
gene hotel nt Ninlh and I'earl again
caught fire last night at N:I o'clock,
and the fire department was called
out. A flue fire at Eleventh and Oak
Q 1925 Hart SduSner Marx
Sunday, Apri
That Is the "Style Day"
This Is the "Style Store"
OF course Easter isn't the only time
you want style. You ought to have
it every dayr When you buy here you
know that you are right and that you
are going to stay right for a good long
time in matters of style. Hart Schaffner
& Marx clothes are economical clothes.
We'll show you some very unusual
values.
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
JUST RECEIVED! "MAUVE" a smart new spring shade in Humming Bird pure silk hose, $1.50 pair.
Smart New Fashions for Young People
"Cinderella" Panty
Dresses
1.98
OTHKKS TO
$3.50
Quite as fascinating as their name. Of lovely fast color fabrics
in all the colors of the rainbow. C,ay hand embroideries, ap
pliques and famy stitches cn banco their perky fashion.
"Prince of Wales" Coats The
Smartest Fashion for
Youngsters I to 6 years.
AT
The Prince of WiUps In Ills roct'iit visit to tlio V. S. A.
was the inspirntlnn for many u trim now fashion the
swaBger English styles nro now reproduced In these kid
dies' coats and nre quite neat. Of bountiful woolen fahries
handsomely tailored In lielted back double breasted
styles. Many to choose from.
I j
I 'IB:, I f
Girls' Summer
Weight Union Suits
59c
Serviceable, knit union suits
for girls 2 to 14 years. No
sleeve, kneo length, drop seat
style. A comfortable garment
of a reliable make. 59c.
Boys
' Waist Suits
69c
Cinderella
Rompers $1,25
Beautifully made of cenuino Amos
koag ginghams you know bow well
they wear nnd launder. Kast col
ors thnt will remain fresi and pretty
after many a tubbing. In baby
check patterns nnd plain colors.
Hand embroideries in flnwer-llke de
signs appliques of fruits, flowers
and animals nnd all new!
See them soon before the pret
t.est ones have disappeared!
-Second Floor.
Dressy Coats for
Misses 6 to 14 yrs.
$7.95 and up to
S 14.75
Coats of finer materials and richer trimmings than those
you prefer for rough-and-ready everyday wear.
GIKL1KU COATS Til Kill EVERY LINE PKM)
CLAIMS THAT NOT BRAZENED INTO WOMAN
LINESS Noll STILTED WITH INFANTILE 1IAXU-,
OVERS..-
Two coats for the modern girl is quite n noeussity. Aren't you real
izing this !
Knitted waist suits in sizei
S to 1.1 nt 6De each. Krie?
length, drop seat style. Kktnt
welt made throughout. Buttons
well sewed and button holci
taped.
Bloomer Suits
59c
Cirls' bloomer suits, nicely
m art n of firm serviceable nain
sookthat will wear and laun
der very satisfactorily. Elastic
kneo, drop neat. Sizes 2 to
12. 50c.
Boya Play Suits
$1.50
Of soft durable khaki cloth1
nicely tailored in every detail.
Two piece suits in V neck, short
sleevo style. Idonl play suits
for youngsters 1 to 6.
Col. Lawn Hdkfs.
$1.00 box
6 In each box, Prettily em
broidered with Mother Goose
pictures.
Voile Kerchiefs
20c each
Sheer white voile with colored
embroidered corners.
"Little Miss Muffet" Hats for
Children
others u'p to $5.95
Adorahle littlo hats which fashion
has set aside for youth's very own
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Peinuro poaes saucy mini mnium, limn iniiu v iiimiu u nv..
Of silk, silk nnd straw or georgette nil silk lined all aflutter with
flowers, ribbons and girlish furbelow.
"MAMA" DOLLS 98c
Prettllv dressed dolls with real hnir. They say
".Mama." Basement Store.
WITS
XT'
BASEMENT TOY DEPT.
Is full of lovely toyH of every description for
good boys and girls. '
caused a Ir p by the fire engine nt I
7:Ll o'clock. i
ninlier. left today f"r 'Portland where
lie will spend a few il;i.vs on bllfiness.
Sermon Topic Announced j
The lJxiiioratlons of Freer
Thinkers" will be the sermon
theme of the Ilev. Krank Fay .
Kddv at the Unitarian church (
Kimilnv morning. The soloist nt i
this service will be Alberta Pol
tor, violinist.
Visits Brother Here
(In.v Walker of Indeprndence, uri
ther of I lean Walker of Kugene. in In
the eily for a few ilnya on a busineis
trii.
Cited For 8peeding
P. Mann-ll was cited to ap
pear in Justice court Saturday
in answer a charge of speeding
in a truck. lie was cited by
Melvin Turnbull, county traffic
officer.
Driver la Cited
j Terk. on a charge of driv
ing a truck without "a mirror,
was cltid to nppanr in Justice
court here Saturday. Melvin Turn
bull, county traffic officer made
tlio arrest.
Visits From Eula
j M. Smllhson of hula, look
out for the Cascade national for
est, stationed t Hardily nioun
ta n for the, l ist several years,
was In Kugeno today on a brief
business visit.
Here from Portland
Mrs. I., (lilslroo of Portland is a
visiter in I'ugeiie for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell III
Mr and Mrs. 1. A. Campbell,
735 Jefferson street, nre bol.l
' from nil at-
III at nicir
Influenza, u " ""
POllTI.ANI), Ore., March 27.
Plans for tho annual ineetlng of
the Columbia Basin Irrigation
league were made today at a
meeting i.t the board of directors
h re. Pasco. Wash., where the
annua! meetings have been held
for tho past three years, waB se
lected fur the meeting place on
Invitation of tho chamber of com-j
merco of Hint city. I
Tho date tor holding tlio mcet-i
ing wu.1 referred to President
ii... I in.lL.L. tli.iitdit. mill the i
executive committee who will con-1
for with Cnltid Slates Kunators ;
Htnnfleld mid Me.Nnry nnd It (s ,
the wish of tlio board that tlieiiu j
two senators shall bo at the.
meeting. I
Invitations also will I xleiul-1
eil to tho secretary of the In-'
I' rlor. the executives of tho
( niteil States reclamation bu
reau, the governors of Oregon.
Washington. Idaho nnd Montana,
Senaiois and representatives of
tlio four stales nnd tlio presidents
nf the railroads cross the project.
The meeting will last mil "no
illy with inortiitiK. nfleriioon and
.veiling sessions. Instead of Iwo
f(ys as In former yei.ni.
iiffnrt will be inailn to have
the. unnilal galherllig one of Urn
most widely ntlendul in the bls
I Inrv of the league. There will be
, niiu li Important business to trans
act and some vital questions rela
tive to the development of the
; project will be snltled. The con
census of opinion at the meeting
: today was that efforts should con
llnii.i unabated for development
1 of the great project.
' There was an open discussion
on the advisability of a national
reclamation policy nut to uiku
tho place of the present reclama
tion system and this was con
tinued at the nfternoon session.
Argentina Prepares
For oil Field Boom
P.i r.NOS AlltKS. March 27. (A')
The natisfiietnry results obtained by
the state owned petroleum wells ill
lll- l lins encouraged the governinet I
to give niMltiniml impulse to borint
III llrjo. In the Coiuoiloro Kivailiivi i
field nloue l.'ill wells will be sili't
this year, w hile in the Halts he I
Jujuy oil fields a eoiiMidernlilv' nu o-
Ih.p ,,f linrtiiL'M will lie tiPEtin.
I III other respects also great strides
I will lie 111111!-?. especially in the in
i Htnllntion of refineries, the most lie
I portnnt of which, nt I41 Plata, is find
' approaching completion.
I
lack
nouneed today.
Leave for North
Margaret nnd Dorothy Kvnns
and Blanche l.lchly are leaving by
motor for Orenco, near Portl.inil,
where they plan to ap-nd tho
week end with (lladya Holland.
Realtor Moves
, W. Shumate, real ei'ale and
loinl"-r dealer, moved yesterday "
,n. "I.". 4H in the M tier li..l,ng.
e was formerU heated ill '-oi"-nit
l.uieiMH. on .Seventh avn'i' '
II
Salesman Is Added
H.rl.irt I.- o" ' Portlind Iiks
been aHii'd to the ii- force of toe
;reen-Kiilrn rmiipny. mn cloth
iers, lie ' Mia. "wen ill nv '
F.usene soofl.
Daaker Recoverlnfl
II 11. Heindat, cnslii'r of lh
Bir.k of Coinineree. who underwent
an operation for removal of his t it.
.its ye.lerrtiy at the Kucene lio..nal.
i, ret-ierinf rap.dly, it ' reported.
W. R. P- L. lo Meal
Mrs. William Pre.i .n w.ll enter
tain tli members of the W. It. P. I-
ber home. : I'earl street, Satur
day afternoon at i o'elw k.
Leavsa for Portland
C U. I'ariuer, city street loinin s-
H. A. EDWARDS
Grocery
7th and Olive
tlka Buildine
Phone 1971
Saturday Specials
Spuds 10 IU , - 2ac
Carrots, 7 Hit - - - 25c
7 if.. ( 'an 'lams
Small size S. W. Corn, Teas, Spinach and Tomatoes
M11 Ik Oats, .'! His. . : 25c
Hulk ShortMiinf.',' lb. - 20c
4-11). I'ail ShorteiiiiiK 85c
H-il. I'ail Sliiirteniiig - Sl-05
Special Soap Deal
7 Hars Crystal White Soap
.'! Hars 'icme )il
2 J'kKH. I'eets Washing 1'owdi r
ALL FOR
35c
25c
80c
$1.40
S1.00
FREE DEI.IVEHY
"YOU MAKE SUCH
DELICIOUS SALADS"
"It always makes me hungry to come in the
store and look at your show cases." A lady made.
this remark yesterday nnd she ought to know,
for she uses 'our salads regularly and is 11 very
excellent judge f hiiw they ought to ho made.
Now thill a plentiful supply of spring vegetiihles
are available for our salads, you may brighten
overyln.v meals wilh the light, fresh touch so
needful in the diet, of spring.
Come in ami note how tempting and inexpensive
our salmis are. 'Helicions salads," Mayonnaise,
Thousand Island Dressing are only n few of the
many good things made fresh every day in our
model kitchen.
STOP AND 'SHO.P
Grocery Savings This Week!
Crisco
Purclv vegetable,
:t liis 70c
(j lbs. $1.55
Excello Flour
Sunshine Cakes
Medium
Largo ...
Sue
Fancy patent,
wheat, sack -
hard-52.55
Marshmallowa
Vanilla and Strawberry
lb. - 33c-J-lb. - 17c
4 Citki's I'ltllt) Olive Soap
20c
See our windows. Large assortment local nnd ox
press shipment spring vegetables.
DICE GROCERY CO.
Three Phones 1 :i
Eighth and Olive