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LavEvo"'g April 6, 1925 , THE EUGENE GUARD Page Fivd I ill i I TxeRegisteringPianoMakes Musicians . J. -1 . .ir.tw1lv.tili doesn't it that, with no tech nical training whatever, any lover of good music can play theGulbransen Registering Piano with just aa much ex tmrion and fwling as a profes lional pianist! Unbelievable? Perhapa. Yet true,a!inIKbl You can quickly iitiafy yourself about it investigate. Find out at t handi Let your own eyea and ear convince you I Learn how through keys pressed dowa In Gulbraruen playing, dinary player-piano-playlng the Registering principle now makea it easy for you to pro duce musical effects as fin aa the most delicate fingering on the keyboard 1 2 Year to Pay I MoilThis tsSSSST Ml Four Models MaHcmalltj Pried f 420 49S t575 $630 Gulbransen Registering Piano Laraway Music Stores j :-: CITY NEWS :-: ' (Continued from page one) are to hold their regular meeting on Tuesday evening at t:30 o'clock M Moose ball. There will be initiation and eutertaiuuwut with Mrs. Muiy Uurgesa and Mrs. Clara Stiikela as chairmen. BY FRUIT GROWERS F. B. Chase- f F,ugne was elected tvV. president of the Lane County Horticulturists' Association at its meeting in Eugene Saturday after noon, and George Dorris of Spring field, C. E. Stewart of Collage (trove am! M. H. Harlow of Eugene worn rhfu en thp executive committee. Howard Merrinm of tioshen, preR ifjpot of tli" organization, presided nt the meeting- Hp named a program committee consisting of C. E. SJew art. 0. S. Fletcher and Lee S. Turner. Professor A. tJ. Jiutiquet of Oregon Agricultural college spoke on the im portance of cood seel strains in re lation to nuility products. Canneries are demanding better produce, coin pared with quality demauded by wholesale fresh vegetable dealer., he said. lie stressed the maximum pro duction per acre to get prontame re in rn. "Prcssure Tent for the Maturity of Pears," was the subject of Profes sor Henry Hurl man. By the aid of this test pear growers are able to harvest their fruit at a time which would assure the best kepiog quali ties, he said, and recommended that such a machine be made part of the county agent's equipment. The Ben ume test for sugar content of the cherry was good, nccording to the (speaker, but the sugar test for prunes is of very little value in determining finality of fresh prunes. A new constitution and bylaws were adopted .at the meeting. .. Is Not to Be Dreaded . Provided You Have The Proper DYES. Linns have any kind of dye you wish and. in nil the colors. Ask 'us about the new shades. COUCH SHELL P1XK SPANISH YELLOW INDIAN ORANGE ' TANGO PINK and all the rest PUTNAM DYES .... 10c, 3 FOR 25c DIAMOND DYES 15c, 2 FOR 25c SUNSET DYES 15c ALLADIN DYES 1 10c Putnam Hat Dye Colorite and Vogue all colors, 25c each - Virginia Carvel 9 Silver WOMEN are so iiick to recogni.e more - tlum-tlio-surfncc value. They nppreeiatn nt once (he Inio worth nml nienniiiK l" iWul Silver, genuine all the way through. For Solid Silver, Precious Through the Ages, can only he imitated, never equalled. Yet Virginia Carvel Solid Silver (Sterling) is not ex pensive. A pet for cix may bo had for as little as $75.00. Single gift pieces from $2.50 upward. LUCKEY'S JEWELRY "STORE AW AW BRISTOW Women Honored Eight Eugene women were honored with tbe ltgree'of Chivalry at the 1. O. O. F. ball Saturday uight, at which more than 300 spectators were pres ent. Degree work of McLaughlin auxiliary of Canton Hovey No. 4 fol lowed the ceremonies, in which stm? officers assisted. Those receiving the award were Kffie liouesteeie, alem; Cora Drew, Kugene; Nora Starr, Eu gene; Fannie Burger, Kugene; Emma Spores, Eugeuc; Nida Scott, HarrU burg; and Lenh Ivic, Salem. State of ficers assisting in tbe work were Brigadier-General W. E. Wadsworth, of llarrisburg, department com mander; Brigedier-Ueueral II. M. lieokwitli. 1'ortlHiid, assistant adjutant general; Colonel II. A. Canady, Itose burg; Captain 1. D. Porter,- CorvalLit. Five women assisted, Jeannie Burke, Grants Pass; Stella Weed, Portland; Addie Kimble, Portland; Dora Wig gers, Portlaud, and Elsie Simeral, Salem, in reaching the summit of the Middle Sister. Youthful Gambler Taken Two high school boys, caught shoot ing craps, were arrested by John Mary, captain of police, this morning, i 1 - companies! by Smith Taylor, district nluger at McKeuzie bridge. Hero from Astoria Mrs. Walter T. Eaiken and daugh ter Miss Elenor of Astoria are visit ors here at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Carl G. Wahburne. Mrs. Eaikeu and her daughter are soon to leave ou a six months' tour of Europe, Student Loans Toplo Problems of loan funds, honor sys tems, student clf-gov eminent plans and fraternities for men will be dts- colleges and universities ou the Pa cific coast April lti to IS at JLcland Stanford Jr. university. and the two were brought to police i cussed at a conference of deans frnn headquarters for questioning. No for mal complaint was made against the young gamblers because the statute is very strict in this regard, assessing a minimum fine of $-0 for tbe of fense. The youths will be reported to their parents, and receive warning from the police, but no formal action will be taken to prosecuto them. A. F. Lamb Burled The funeral of the lato Andrew F. Lamb, who died at the Pacific Chris tian hospital Saturday nt the age of 71 years, was held this afternoon from the Veatch chapel, with Dr. K. V. Stivers ot the First Christian church, in charge. Interment was in Laurel Hill cemetery. Mr. Lamb, who was a resident of Eugene for more than 38 years, !b survived by a widow. Mrs, MatUe Lamb, five sons and five daughters, as follows:' Mrs. A. E, Snodgrass, Fred Lamb, Lionel Lamb Otto Lamb, Zenal IanVb and Guy Lamb, alt of Eugene; Mrs. E. An drews. Mrs. T. C. Keith, Cottonwood, Ida.; a stepson, Roy Pearl, Eugene; three brothers and one sister, of Yakima, Wash. Mountain Trip Plannod About 30 boys of the Y. M. C. A. of this city are expected to make the hike to tlio'Threo Sisters area early next month and take part in the climb to the summit, according to K. E, Holdeman, physical director of the as sociation, who is arranging the details of the event. "It was proposed to have this Juke this month but adverse wea ther conditions have resulted in post ponement," Mr. Hotileman states. It will be at least May 1 before the roads arc in condition to make the trip to the moutnains, the instructor said. Last year n party of 11! boys under the direction of Mr. Holdeman made the trip and two of the boys -succeeded Goes to San' Francisco s To witness the review of the com bined fleeta of the United States navy, at Golden Gate harbor, San Fran cisco, this week, Mrs. Itosina Bruhn of Eugene has left for San Fran cisco. She expects to return Friday to Eugene, and will be accompanied uy her brother, Lieutenant S. W, 11 amis, of the V. S. steamship Itelief. Lieu tenant llnnus, who is a former Eu gene boy, has been given a week a leave of absence while his vessel is ou the Pacific coast, and will spend it in Eugene with his sister, and his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. llnnus, l'JSt Oak street. Remington Man Horo Perry K. Joy, local manager tor the Kemington Cash Itegister com pany, who is to open nis headqoarters the new Stanley Dmiuing, is ousy making preparations to move his of fice and sales displays. He plans to be in the new quarters by the end of the week. He is entbusnstic over business conditions here, he declared today. "This is the best territory 1 ever worked in,'' he said. "As far as I can see, there is the finest future imaginable for Lane county. Corps to Compete The drum and bugle corps of Eu gene Post No. 3, American Legion, will compete for the big hiker loving cup offered as a trophy for the best organization in tbe stnte, it is an nounced by George E. Love, drum major. The corps will make a two-day trip to Prineville June 25-24, to enter the all-state competition. All enrolled members of the organization will meet tonight for practice and for the first instruction in the selections to be played at rrinevillc. Hero From Elmira E. C, Duckworth, resident of the Elmira district in county road dis trict number was a visitor here today to tnlk with tbe members of the county court over road work in that area. Tire Is Stolen E. Eugene Chadwick, secretary of the Eugene chamber of commerce, reports that someone has stoleu a time and cover from the rear ot bis , car while it was parked near the , chamber building. Volleyball to Bo Played A volleyball game between the bus iness men's class and tbo high school class will be held tit the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium this evening starting nt 5:30 o'clock, according to E. E. Holde man, physical instructor of the "Y" Here from Oakridge Dee Wright in charge of the work stock for the Kelly and Sullivan Con struction company on the new cutoff hue, was a week-end visitor in Eugene. Bounty Is Collected .1. W. Tucker, resident of the Wil ker district, was n visitor here today and called at the office of the county clerk to collect the bounty on one bobcut. A Good Thing - DON'T HISS II Lodge to Initiate Eleven candidates from Mapleton and many more from Marcola will be initiated into the rites of the first de gree of the Odd Fellows at the local hall tomorrow night, it was announced today. Seven of tho candidates come under the new ruling allowing candi dates to enler If they are lH years o nge, instead of the former minimum of 20 years. Refreshments will be served under the direction of Chef John Ncw- Dlllard Elklns Here Dillard A. F.Ik ins of Salem, for merly of Eugene, arrived in the city Saturday for a business visit. He is chairman of the state industrial acci dent commission. Bounty Is Collected En rl Randall, resident of the Cot tage Grove district, was at the officp of the county clerk today to collect the bounty on one coyote and one bobcat. Hero from Portland Sergeant G. Winter, recruiting of ficer for the United States army at Portland, was a week-end visitor here with Lawrence Paige, recruiting rep resentative at the Eugene office. Here from, Lawson Mrs. II. F. MunkerB, who is pin- J ployed nt Lawson near Monroe, was 1.1.1. I t.n.... I.. .1.. 1, ii i ii vi u'Jiuu una iu ojivim iiiu i iv- end. ' Send your name and address 'plainlj man. written, together with 6 cents (and this ; f lip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dei New Homes to Be Built Voines, Iowa, and recede in return a $-1500 dwelling nt 03 Twentieth trial package containing CHAMBER-! avenue west, will be built by J. F. LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY for coughs, Roadman, according to a building per colds, croup, bronchial, "flu and whoop-1 ,jt granted by W. II. Alexander, city BERLAIN'S TABLETS for' stomach troubles, indigestion, gassy pains thai arowd too heart, btliouioess and comti pation: CHAMBERLAIN'S 8ALVE, needed in every family for burns, scalds, wounds, piles and skin affections these valued family medicines for only 6 oenta. Don't mitt U, permits were to Frank Bowers, for a $2000 bungalow at 1150 Eleventh nveuue west, and to J. C,Macy fo.r $400, in remodeling work on his real deuce at SU4 Fourth avenue west. Meeting Is Tuesday Dr. W. II. Dale will give an ad dress on radium before members of the Lane County Graduate Nurses' association who are meeting at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the chamber of commerce rooms for their regular monthly session. Following the business meeting and address there will be a social hour and re Here From Leaburg Mrs, Martha Curry, resident of tho Leaburg district, was at the office of L. J. Moore, couuty superintendent of schools, to obtain more petitions k-t-bat a union high school district be formed by Leaburg, Vida and Dcerhorn. Mrs. Curry reports that ttie plan of a union district is proving popular in the Lcnburg ares. Legion to Play "Y" The American legion volleyball team will play a Y. M. C. A. business and professional men's bymnasiuin class team Wednesday afternoon tit 5:30 o'clock, it is announced by E. E. Holdeman, physical director. Monday afternoon Eugene high will enter twj teams against each other. Ambulance Driver Arrested Frank Anderson, driver of an ambu lance, was arrested on a charge of recklcts driving Saturday. The ambu lance crashed into an automobile driven by Fred Etnan at Tenth and Willamette. Trial is set for Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock before Judg.' George A. Giimore. Marriage Lioer.jo Issued A mm ring c license has been issued at the office of the county clerk to Walter E. Knck of Walton and Daisy B. J ume b of Waltervillc. Easter and After! No man buys a suit just for Easter. But the holiday prompts the thought of new clothes a new, fresh, bright, spring appearance. You'll probably buy your spring suit in time for Easter wear and you'll wear it Eas ter Sunday and you'll, wear it long afterwards With just as much pride,; ; with even more satisfaction if you make your selection from our splen did display of suits. ASK TO SEE THE M. & YY FKATUBK SUIT AT 33 We're willing to wager it can't be duplicated in town at this price. PLENTY OF OTHER GOOD CLOTHES $3?50 to $5G f f fir and returned to work nt the office today. Roads Inspeoted P. M, Mnrxe, county engineer, i in the Noti district todny inspecting the road in preparation for improvement work soon to start. Sues for Dfvorce John B. Weldon has filed suit in circuit court for divorce from bin wife, Mrs. Mae S. Weldon, on grounds of cruel and inhuman UuiAuutt. n Hore from Crow V, L. Tjord and E. B. Donne, resi dents of the Crow district, were bus iness visitors in Eugene today. Wayne Hurd Recovering Wayne Hurd, who has been con fined to his home with illness for sev eral weeks, is able to be up ami around the house, it is announced. Hore from Snlem Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beach of .Salem wero business visitors in Eu gene today. ' nt his home, has recovered sufficiently to bo out on tho streets. Viotory Circle to Meet Tho Victory Circlo of the Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at the George W. Kinsey home, 3S2 Tenth avenue east. Leaving for Portland L. E. Bean, local attorney, is leav ing this afternoon for Portland on a business visit of a few clays. E. W. Zumwalt Improves E. W. Zumwalt, who wan nt the hospital for some time, and later ill Dr. Gray Better Dr. Grant J. Gray, who has bom ill for some time, I reported recover ing rapidly.' Wood and Coal Wood under cover any length King Coal Oak Cord Wood Ash Slabwood Maple FUEL CO. 1st National Bank Bldg. Room 24 Phone 651 PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday Night J. TINNIS Finnies Plumbing Shop Phone 1630 riuiiiwmui nvpan inn, w.v-.i.u and Hot Water Heating 731 Olive St. t-i Day or nlfiht emergency fcd Plumbing Special pricea on fixtures We Estimate ; J. FINNIK C. R. Lockard Reoovers C. II. 1ickard. junior forcstrr at the C'aarado national forest, has re rovprPd from bin itlnPM of Inst week. Why Spring Brings Out Freckles and Eruptions EASTER brings YOU another OPPORTUNITY to get a tie that you really like a til whose pattern, color, material and ityle just suits you. Fashioti'Craft Cravats are like that tbe kind yea never tire of the kind you pick out of your selection in preference to al, the rest! Easter calls ffr a ft evening up ol the moit conspicuous detail of your entire wardrobe your neckwear. "Fashion Craft' in the buy-word, the tie-word that points the way ta real neckwear satisfaction! Say the word to your haberdasher. Madt by SCHOENFELD BROS., Inc. SEATTLE NEW YORK Easter Conoert Planned Active and alumnae members of Mti Phi Epsilon, national women's musi cal fraternity, will present their fifth annual Easter concert in the audi torium of thev Methodist Epincop.il h urch. M rs. T. A. Pen rson of t ne iilum Due is in charge. The program in cludes violin, vocal and cello anion. The sudden appearance of freckles, slight eruptions or fine lines at this season is attributed by scientists to the "actinic ray." which is unusually active during the spring months. Where the skin is so nffected by thi influence, if one will procure an ounce of ordinary mercolized wax nt any drug store, apply a little of it be fore retiring, like cold cream, the trouble can easily he overcome. When j the wax is washed off next morning, , minute flaky skin particles come wilh J it. The entire outer cuticle soom j is removed in this way. with all it : defects. No bleach could so effect- ! ually remove freckles, moth patches, j liver spots, pimples, or other ntan- I eous blemishes. The new surface ii j smooth, dear, fresh looking, you III- j ful. No harm or inconvenience ac companies this simple treatment. NQOTpHEAarH v mm Hi ivv. a Nat D School Is Completed Completion of the eight month s' term of school by district No. J5$ is announced by the teacher, E. W. Beighlrr, who has returned to Eu gene to continue studies in the Lnl virsity of Oregon. This school is on the North Fork of the Hiuslsw. Road Rsportsd Bad Reports were made lo the county 1 court today that the road near I.an man's mill beyond Chhire was in bad condition for traffic. This in in road dint riot number 4t. Arrange-, ments will probably be made tn hare the mad dragged, it is sl.nomn--d. Ping Pong to Be Played A ping pong toiirnsinent will noon be started among th meuitn-rs f the upper and lower diviiont of the V. M. C. A. bovs Ha , according n an nouncement today of W. P. Wallers, boj work secretary. Supervise.' to Talk Aa address on forest prn tim sad fire prevention, illurtrated by lantern slidM. will be given by Nelson K. : Macduff, supervisor of the acnd nati'inal forest st the Four Oaks ' grange Friday night, April nf it in ' announced. Mr. Macduff will be sr- ' TIP th road of Cblrn. practlc - up the) mad nf a modern pnuirpas to 1hq health asslstanco that you need. Wo will ex plntn fully to you how an adjustment will benefit you. Will yo call for an Analysts? aiiii and Milk ONT LET SPRING FEVER get the best of you again this spring. Get a grip on health by changing from the heavy winter foods that slow you up, to Tru-Blu Grahams and milk. Eat right and you'll feel right. Tru-Blu Grahams and milk provide the vitamines that give strength and vigor, the bran that purines the system. Sweetened with golden honey, and baked to a rich hickory brown. Just try lunching on Tru-Blu Grahams for a week, and say "Good bye" to Spring Fever. Order From Your Grocer Now i "'d In Hue and gold cartons. In 4l,-lb. boe ' In 51b. half caddies. "..Xl'H "' aan I TT7T TRU-BLU BISCUIT COMPANY-Spokane and Portland
