The Eugene guard., March 31, 1925, Image 10

Page Ten
l WEATHERREPORTS
Tcmpprature readings for the
i mouth of Mnrch show that the freez
j uig point was rccehed on five of the
; 31 i.iynt according to the summary
prepared by Gerard de Brockert, local
weather observer. The total precipi
tation for the months was. 1.72 iu
:i chow.
; , The following is the temperature
and precipitution summary for the
. im.uth:
Mai. Min. . Pr.
r 1 (I'.l 32..!... .00
t 2 GO 41 04
3 .S.....7 00
V 1 101 37 00
J 5 57 ..87 04
0 (i 41) 82 17
1 7 54 20 00
H 50 34 01
0 ..... ...45 33 29
10 53 3 10
U ...i 54 81 ...00
: 32 4!) 30 00
1 33 54 40 03
14 53. 84 00
13 57 42. 01
111 64...... 44.... ...04
17 . 58 ;.3S 04
J8 ...57 34 00
10 .55 40 00
' 20 41 411 17
21 42 01 00
22 00 42 00
23 5!) 30 00
' - 21 71 37 00
25 05 41 ...03
i i 2(1 02 31 00
! ! 27 58 34 00
28 40 8(1 .40
2! Hi.:.... 32 12
HO 54...... 82 32
I ill 50. 311 02
BOHID PROPOSALS
IS
' A mass meeting for the discussion
of the city bonding proposals has beeu
culled foe "WPtlncsdny eveuing, April
1, by the Ed st Eugene Improvement
assoeimion. The meeting will he held
iu the FninnoiiQt Presbyterian church
at 7:30 o'clock.
Three talks have been 'Scheduled by
tlic program committee, with a selec
tion of spenkers beat uhle to givo
brief, definite explanations of the
-various bond issues to be voted on.
Mayor E. B. Turks has promised the
rommitteo tn bo on band to discuss
the incinerutor 'and sewers; Carl G,
AVashburne has accepted the invita
tion to explain the city hall and fire
Apparatus, and J. W. McArthur, to
whom has been assigned the subject
of1 too water isRues, has agreed to
nivo an explanation, fit the Bpecific
feiitures proposed.
The East Eugene Improvement as
sociation.' which includes In its mom
bernhip all those living in the city
east of University street, has ar
rayed this meeting because of the
gh.Mf. interest of everyone in the bond
issues.. A brief business session will
take up the confirmation of committou
uppointmentt and several significant
Mteina.oC the year's program.
(Dr. E. T. Hodge, president of the
association, will 'preside.
Newport man Dies
At Hospital Here
Frank Tracey, (id, formerly of New
port, died at Pacific Christian hospi
tal yestenliiy afternoon. IIo had been
. living in Eugene since last full, nt O'JU
Ninth avenue cast.
Besides bin Widow,. Mrs. Minnie
Tracey, ho li-nves two sons,-Paul Tra
cey of Newport nnd Walter Tracey
of Eugene; and three daughters, Mrs.
Lela. Whitmore of Seattle, Mrs. Dor
othea Snell of Homediile, lfla., and
Marjorio Tracey of Eugene. He was a
.member of the 'Presbyterian church.
The body is at V patch chapel, where
.the funeral services, will be held to
morrow morning at 10:1(0 o'clock,
with Rev. A. II. Saunders in charge.
Associated oil to
Operate Tomorrow
Associated Oil company will begin
distribution tomorrow morning, an-
lio'imeed Hush McCaminon, manager.
Work is not entirely completo on lite
pljiiil nt Second fivenue west and
Itlair liottlcvitvd, but business will be-1
gut before construction ends, it is
tllllrd. !
The company will operttte tx men
and three tnieks, two of which nrc
tatik type witlt IKK) gallon cnpucity;
eai'li.- The third is a flatbed freight
tt'Urk. No filling stations will be
operated by the cnmruiny, which ex
pect to ih only n wholesale business
in (hts section.
, j in (hts section. j
I : -
ilfjren Cry for
( fo& rOTHT-R:- Fletcher's
-V (fy " 2i . y Castoria is especially pre-
f l pared to relieve Infants in
, "'"- mm i-Mamica; anaying
Fcverwhncss arinK herefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach
and Bowck, auls the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN
Mr. and Mr. A, F. Rapp are en
tertaining th.e evening at their home,
having as guests the members of N.
L;. A. club tor dinner and cards.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fell will enter
tuin Dinner club members at their
home this evening.
p
A benefit affair of Interest plan
ned for this evening will be. the
chicken dinner which members of the
Ladies' Vid society of the Congrega
tional cUurch are sponsoring at the
church between the hours of six
o'clock and nine o'clock.
m
A large club gathering of Thursday
will be that of the h. O. E. which is
meeting in the Elks temple at two
o'clock for an afternoon of cards.
Mrs. George Mclsou will be hostess in
the card rooms, and Mrs. E, II. Pe
terson will preside in the dining room.
Mrs. C. J. Buley will be hostess to
NEED OF BONDS
(Continued from page one)
passed and we ail know from experi
ence that hard surface pavement is
by far the. cheapest road construction
taking it over a period of years. The
macadam and gravel streets were am
ple when the stow moving Bteel tire
vehicles were in use, but now we
must build for the motor traffic.
Sanitation Stressed
"Nothing is as necessary as sanita
tion in a city of our class. Therefore
we are again asking you to revote
the $00,000 sewer bonds that were
voted last year, but upon finding a
legal technicality, we must vote them
again. It was the purpose of the city
council to take a portion of this
money and start work on the drainage
of low lands 'that pass through the
central part of 'our city and pick up
the over congested sewer systems in
Fnirmount.
"We also voted last year $25,000
for fire apparatus which was pur
chased and which we 'now have but
this issue like the sewer bonds were
found irregular and we are again
asking the people to ratify their for
mer action. Fire protection we must
have, .and with our present machines
Eugene is enjoying an insurance rate
that is as low as any city in Oregon.
Now in connection with our fire, ap
paratus we are asking for $10,000 fof
repairs on city hall.
Repair neea i oia.
'The city hall belongs to the peo
ple and the original cost was $40,000.
How can we as good citizens for the
want of a few thousand dollars, let
this property depreciate in value. V.'e
would not think of doing so with our
homes, so why our city hall? At this
time I am going to ask every tax
payer in Eugene to vibU the city hall
and see for yourselves if you do not
honestly think that $10,000 expended
on repairs would not be a good invest
ment. "The garbage question is one that
we all should be most vitally inter
ested in for it means health and if
we do not have a he;.lthy city we none
of us want to reside therein. The
open dump ground is a great breeder
of flies and rodents and they are
the be3t agents that are known to
science to spread pestilence -and dis
ease, so let us vote the $25,000 for
the modern way 'of disposing of our
refuse by burning same, thereby elim
inating all hazards. The $0000 bond
for paving University avenue and ISth
avenue should carry as it is a needed
improvement with do way of assess
ing same to property.
"The water board of the city if
Is Your Child
Thin and Week?
Cod Liver Oil In Sugar Coated
Tablets Puts on Flesh and
Builds Them Up
In just a few days quicker j
than you ever dreamt of these !
wonderful health building, flesh :
making tablets called McCoy's :
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
will start to help any thin, under
weight little one.
After sickness and where rick-'
ets are suspected they are es
pecially valuable. No need to
give them any more nasty Cod
Liver Oil these tablets are made
to take the place of that good,
but evil smelling, stomach up
sotting medicine and they Burely
do It.
A very sickly child, age 9,
gained 12 pounds In 7 months, i
Ask Linn Drug Co.. W. A. Kuy
kendall, Carroll's Tharmacy or any
druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tablets tho orig
inal and genuine as easy to take
as candy and 60 tablets, 60 cents.
MOTHT-R:- Fletcher'
Castoria is especially
pared to relieve Infants
anus and Children all ares of
Constipation, Flatulency, Wind
ri;.. .t rv-.i -ii
LOWRY
members of the Unity Study club at
her home, Seventh avenue west,
Weduesduy afternoon at two o'clock.
All persons interested are invited tu
attend.
Dakota Women's club members will
be guests of Mrs. Charles M. Stevens
at. her home, 1431 Eighth avenue
west, Wednesday afternoon.
i-
Mrs. P. J. Bartle and Mrs. C. M.
Hunt will eoterta.n Kuzy Korner
Klub members at the home of the for
mer, 341 Twelfth avenue- east, Thurs.
day afternoon. '
'
Mrs. iFeter Lassen will be the
hostess for the meeting of the Be
thesda Lutheran Ladies' Aid society
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
in the parlors of the church.
Mrs. Ella Stearns returned last
evening from Portland where she
has been for the past week.
calling for two bond measures, one
for ?120,000yor new reservoir and
mains and one for' $175,000 fo Mc
Keuzie river water. These measures
should carry by a large majority for
as 1 have stated before if Eugene
continues to grow in homes, busi-:
ness houses and manufacturing plants
we must extend our -mains and
have ample reservoir storage, both i
for domestic use and fire protection.
"This is your city and it Is the duty j
of every citizen that has a vote, to!
exercise that right on April 15 next
and make Eugene the second city in
Oregon," the mayor states.
Rotary Club Gets
Attendance Mark
Eugene Rotary club stands fourth
among its class in iiistrlet number 1
for attendance during the month of
February, according to announcement
of Carl G. Washburne, president of
the club. The percentage of attend
ance was 04.28 for the month. The
Bellingham, Wash., Rotary club hns
announced a tulip festival to be held
May 7 to 0 and has sent invitations
to the Eugene club members to at
tend. SAFE FOR CHILDREN
Mothers everywhere demand a re
liable cough remedy free from in:
jurious narcotics. Supplying this de
mand for fifty years made FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND
one of the Largest Selling Cough
Mpdicines in the World. Children
like it. "My little boy had a very
bad cough and after he used FO
LEY HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND he got relief ' at once,"
writes Mrs. Van Belle Penroy, Mont
Refuse substitutes. tu(Adv)
Guard Building
THE EUGENE" GUAED
Declaring that economy demanded
immediate action, the city council
wielded the knife on appropriations
for the United States employment of
fice nnd the city milk inspector's of
fice at its meeting last night. The
amounts lopped off were $4ii a mouth
for the employment office and $40 a
month for milk inspection.
Rent to be paid hereafter by the
school board for its offices on the top
floor of the city hall will be $30 in
stead of $15 a month; und the water
board will pay $75 instead of $05 a
month, the council deeded.
The new wooden bridges across the
millrace at llilyard and Patterson
streets will be built by the Olds Con
struction company for $4000, it was
voted, when it was reported there was
sufficient money in the city coffers
to budd the. structures.
Plumbers in order to bo g; .uted
permits by the city building Inspect
or, must produce a state registra
tion certificate, it was decided. This
amendment to the c.ty ord. nance is
in harmony with a state plumbing lnw
passed at the last session of the
legislature.
Conference between Mrs. Rose Ri-1
ley, who is asking $516 from the city
for injuries to her knee, due to an!
accident caused by an alleged defect I
in a sidewalk, and members of the ju-!
diciary committee has been arranged, 1
S. M. Calkins, city attorney, . an
nounced. Paving of High street from Thir
teenth to Sixteenth avenues was ap
proved upon recommendation of the
street committee. Other puvlng peti
tions submitted were fur Nineteenth
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets
If your Bkin is yellow complexion
pallid- tongue coated appetite poor !
you have a bad taste in your mouth 1
a lazy, no-good feeling you should
take Olive Tablets. N ,
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a sub-'
Btitute for calomel were prepared by
Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study.
Dr.Edwards'OliveTablets are a purely
vegetablecompound mixed with ohveoil.
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohaveaclear, pink skin, brighteyes,
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con
stipation. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results. Millions of
boxes are sold annually at 15c and 30c
For Easter
No clothing has the advantage
over that made in this establish
ment. No clothes are better than
those made here. Large clothing
concerns may have the advajitage
of an early start. Their age and
' the accumulated advertising may
make them better known, but
Nowhere in the world can you get
clothes made to fit your own ideas
your own personality better than
right here at this establishment.
Individually patterned garments spell
"individuality," and clothes can be made to
express personality only by being made es
pecially for YOU. Clothes made to your
measure by tailors of wide experience will fit.
Easter calls for a new suit. Will you heed?
Orders taken up to Wednesday, Arpil 8,
will be ready for delivery Saturday before
Easter Sunday.
EUGENE CLOTHING CO.
Telephone 567,
from Alder to Moss; Hilyard from
Thirteenth avenue east to city limits;
Pearl from Second to Fourth.
Plata for opening of Clark and
Twelfth streets and four bond form
ordinances were passed, and the plat
for Tiff's addition to Eugene consid
ered but not voted upon.
High School Play
Will be Repeated
KLM1RA, March HI. (Special)
The senior class of Elrnira high
school will again present the play
"Yimmie YonHon from Mannasota,"
Friday, April 3. The cast i:
Yimmie Yonson. .". .Harold Isaacson
Peg, the cook Ieona Must
Micky, the farm hand. . . .Carol ltohe
Pal, the detective ..Itohert Slawson
Frank, the crook. ... .Norman Burns
Kitty, the flapper... N Klsie Isaacson
Belle-, the foster daughter
. . , . ; Grace Conant
Mrs. Kent Avn Krdmann
Mr. Kent Keller Iuman
Sylvia, a niece Mona Gonlogue
Montana man Buys
Garage in Eugene
F. G. Johnson of Scobey, Mom.,
has purchased AVest and Sons Motor
company, Willys-Knight and Overland
LAST
SHOWING
: TODAY
EDITH M. DELL'S
' fascinating drama
tlirills from the
top of the head
to the tips of the
toes. ....
COMIC MEWS
Carpet Cleaning
r&u .ty ... OLIVE ST.. r?.M Juts
? f Phone 300 i
dealers at Ninth and Pearl, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Mrs. Johnson and five children have
been living in Eugene all winter at
702 Eleventh avenue west. They
came to Eugene in order that the
children might enter the University of
Oregon, and during 'this tinto Mr.
Johnson has operated his hardware
business at Scobey. The children are
all musicians, nnd ure well known as
the Johnson family orchestra.
No definite plnns for the future
have been made by John West, former
owner. He expects noon to tako a
vncaton for his health, he says.
MOTHER SHOOTS CHILDREN
tfOMKUVILLK. X. J.. March ill.
Mrs. Catherine Sheridan, wife of a
farmer -at Xorth Branch, shot and
killed her daughter Helen. 17, and
.critically wounded her son James, 34.
as they slept today and then shot
herself. Neither the mother, ,-who is
believed to have been temporarily in
sane, nor her sop, is expected to re
cover. Hall's Catarrla
Medicine :iucKol
it tid your system of Catarrh or Deaf.
ness caused by Catarrh.
SoU By druggisti fin ovtr 40 pears
P.J.CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo, Ohio
ANNA Q. NILSSON
JAMES KIRKWOOD
JyOP
1035 Willamette
Tuesday
Right
'
They are picturesque In
AND SUCII DELIGHTFUL TRIMMED
.HATS AT ONLY $4.85 2ND. FLOOR.
WOMEN'S
Dimity And Broadcloth
Waists Of Decided
Smartness
$2.35 AND $2.50
That delightful crisp smartness that is at once feminine
and yet trim, is here in these self striped dimity walsTs
In keeping with the new season's apparel, milady's M-ir,i
robe would hardly be complete unless one ot these
. ' PLEATED BOSOM
waists includec).
Then too emphasizing the lovely new broadcloth creation
Their very softnoss denotes they are of that much favored
weave so fashionable. ""una
Such a diversity of trimmings. Allotted space will not
permit going into detail. Come and see them. (2nd Floor)
New Shipment of
Baby Carriages
$27.50, $32.50, $35.00,
$40.00
Brand new baby buggies
for the precious little ba
bies to ride In states and
thei fond mothers no
doubt will be pleased to
push' just ' such beautiful
reed buggies as these.
Several styles await
your selection. Substan
tially made too.
(2nd Floor)
It Pays To Buy
Your Groceries At
Ax Billy's
Then, too, service goes with it deliveries free
of charge.
10-POUND SACK BEST CANE SUGAR 75c.
GEM NUT MARGARINE, POUND 25c.
45c CAN ROYAL BAKING POWDER, 39c.
RADIO MIXED CANDY, POUND 25c.
SWEET NUB PICKLES, QUART 29c.
EXTRA SPECIAL!
8-OZ. VACUUM PACKED TUXEDO 55c
1 FRANK STANWIX PIPE : 50c
Total valuo
Both
30c Bottle Liquid Veneer 19c
PINT VACUUM BOTTLE $1.19.
(Guaranteed to retain heat 24 hours and cold for 3C hours),
$9.60 LAWN MOWERS ONLY $7.75.
ONLY 10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS 'THj EASTER
A iMfiiMriir s
!. HOME COST SYSTEM
I'lMFtW
A Budget System is nothing other
than a cost system niinlied to homo
finances.
With it you are ahle to regulate
your outgo with your income so
that your savings can ho increased
considerably. For, by its aid, ev
ery member of the family can see
where the money goes and lielp stou
the leaks when they appear. May
we, here nt the First National, ex
plain to you how you can benefit
by it?
40 YEAR3 OF HELPFUL SERVICE
... n
HBlBisi
Evening, March 3, i923
New And
Exclusive
Pattern
Hats
Von EASTER
$S-35 TO $13.75
Milady s pattern hats of
Blorioua colors! Creifinn
ot distinction. All acCDn u?I
a note of sn,nrtn iTZ
usual treatment.
. mMe 'or a smart wardroba'
shape. With brims of unexpected
..$1.05
for 70c
1
Of EUUE.NJ'J Jl
since 1883 rraSi
T?..aT0.!d,im,i!a,;"' f he signature of ZVMZZC
1 1 i -..j .ijwncre recommend it-
USE THE GUARD WANT AD