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I I rr i t 5 S j ii .I ' V if r. , Page Eight THE EUGENE GUARD MURAL LANDSCAPE A decorative mural landscape, the Work of Hazel I), Hordera, a senior iu the school of architecture und ullicd arts, was hung iu the lounge of tbe new cchool of music auditorium as a feature of the dedication of the music building. 'Die mural was admired by hundreds of visitors who came to io spect the music auditorium and liijtm to the dedicatory program. The lounge adjoins both the music auditorium and the Hchool of music studio building, serving as a con necting unit between tbe two. Jt is a tentefully furnished room and is used for small receptions, the entertain ment of visiting artists, and an as sembly and meeting place for student . groups. .Miss Borders' mural has been pmcf d above tbe fireplace, and be cause it was executed particularly for tin; room, serves "as a jewel in a nec tiiii,'." . .Mi. -B Borders chose the color scheme and the type of landscape tlmt seemed to fit the problem. She took into consideration the nature of the room, its coloring, and the use to which it is put. The little group of dancing figures in the picture and a musician playing relate the mural to the school of music, Mies Borders worked under the direction of X. B. Zane, assistant professor in the school of architecture and allied arts. The frame for the picture was de signed in the normal arts studio at the university and wan made by a Kugenc planing mill. Every part of the pic ture, therefore, was tbe product of local artists and craftsmen. members of tbe Odd Fellows to attend the annual grand lodge session of Oregon to be held at Ashland starting Wednesday, May 20, according to of ficers of tbe Spencer Butte lodge. The Odd Fellows band of this city will be the official musical organization for the convention and the band will leave May 1U by train for the south, ac cording to present plans. A lorjje number - of the delegates and other members of the order from here will make the trip to tbe convention city by automobile, (t is announced. Early Service on Easter is Planned Wednesday Evening, April 8, 19.,. SOCIETY AND CLUBS By MARIAN LOWRY ORATORY TRYOUTS TO Candidates for the place aa Uni versity of Oregon representative in the national intercollegiate oratorical contest, the Bubject of which deals with the American Constitution, will take purt in a try-out here Saturday morning before l'rof, II. K. Itosson, debate coach, and 10. W. Morrill, as sistant coach. , ' The contest, financed and conduct' cd by th if Better America Federation of California, is for the purpose of Increasing interest iu and respect for the Constitution. In the finul grand contest, to bo held in I.os Angeles, June fl, $o,(KK) in prizes will be given to the seven district orators who coin pete in this contest, as follows; $2,000 first; $1,000 second; $f00, third; $450 fourth; $-100 fifth; $350 sixth, and $1100 seventh. The Oregon contestant's manu script will be sent with those of other contestants from the il'acific district to the contest director, Washington, 1). C. Acommittco will select the seven best manuscripts from the l'a cific area, and the authors will meet in a district preliminary contest nt San Frnucisco, May 22. Tho winner wilt cuter the final with the winners u the northeastern, northern, east ern, southern, midweste'rn, and cen trul districts. The orations must be on ono of the following subjects: Washington and the Constitution. Hamilton and the Constitution, Jefferson and the Con stitution, Marshalliind'the Constitu tion, Madison and tho Constitution, Webster and the Constitution, and Lincoln and the Conntilutlon. Local Odd Fellows To Attend Session Arrangements are being completed for the delegation f l.ano count) OF MAGNESIA i . ! Accept onlj genuine "Phillips." the hriginal .Milk of Magnesia prncribnl by physicians for M years aa an anta arid, laiativr. corrective. r 25-cent bottles, also fiO-eent bottles, contain direction any drug store. (Adv.) - BIG DANCE At Veneta Every Saturday Night X'nder now nitiniiKPiin'iit. Bob lIolHtrn'R Ordioatrn Kvorybody Welcome. Roster services at the Central l'res bytorion church will start at 7 o'clock a, m. Sunday, when the Christian En deavor will bold lis annual communion nnd installation of officers, announced Itev. A. H. Saunders yesterday. At the same hour a general meeting will be held in the auditorium of the church at which the public is invited. Kegular Knster prvicea will be at 11 o'clock n. m.4 the subject of the sermon being "The Power of Resur rection." Jjast service of the day will be nt 4 o'clock p. m., when tho Eas ter cantata, "Chriat the- Victor," will be Rung. The following Is the program for the remainder of Kaster week: Wednesday, April 8, 8:00 p. m. "The Disclosure of the Cross." Thursday, April 0, 8;00 p. m., "Communion Service." Friday. April 10, 7:30 p. m I'ni ted Musical Service at Methodist church. 4 Sunday. April 12. 7:00 a. m Young People's Sunrise Service. Sunday, April 12, 11:00 n. m., "The Power of the Resurrection." Sunday, April 12, 4:00 p. m... Rast er Contnta "Christ tbe Victor." by Dudley Buck, sung by. the chorus choir under direction of Trof. J. Sc:f- j fcrt. . I Costume Dance is Planned by Church Preliminary arrangements for the holding of a costume dance by the members of the parish of St. Mary's Catholic church are being made. This event will be the first large aociul event to be held by tho parish fol lowing the close of the Lenten period which ends next Suturday nt noon, It Is announced by the committee In charge. The dance will bo held at the Laraway hall on Willamette street Friday evening, April 17, and It will be one of the most attractive affairs of its kinds held In the parish in some time, is the prediction of those mak ing the arrangements. Springfield Will Play Marcola Nine SPIUNGFIKM), April 8. (Spe cial). Tbe Springfield high school baseball team will p!ay the Marcola nine this afternoon, at 3 o'clock at Marcola. The team will be accom panied to Marcola by Verh D. Bain., principal of the high Bchool and ath letic conch. The llueup will be aa fol lows: Mcrl McMullen, catcher; Hugh Cowart, pitcher; Lylo Hastings, first bnaebnn; PoulNice, second base; Buy Casteel. third b:ise; John Cox, short stop; Byron Cowart, Austin McPher son and Frank Lewis, outfielders. IMDS THAT Chronic coughs and persistent coldi lead to aerioua lung (rouble. You cat nop them now with Crcomuliion, at emulsified creosote that ia pleasant tc take. Crcomulsion it a new medical discovery with twofold action; It aoothei and heals the inflamed menthranca anc kills the cerm. Of all known drugs, creosote it reo ognized by the medical fraternity as th greatest healing agency for the treat mcnt of chronic coughs and colds anc other forms of throat and lung troubles Creomulsion contains, in addition tc creosote, other healing elements wliicl soothe and heal the inflamed mem branea and stop the Irritation and in tlammation, while the creosoto goes ot to the stomach, is absorbed into th blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and destroys the germs that lead tc consumption. Crcomulaion' Is guaranteed aatisfao lory in the treatment of chronio coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung diseases, and is excellent foi building up the system after colda ot the flu. Money refunded If any cough or cold, no matter of how long stand Inn, ia not relieved after taking accord ing to directions. Ask your druggist. Ucouiulsion Co. Atlanta. Ca. (Adv.) Our Ready-to-Wear Is "The Talk Of The Town" For Easter Ensemble Sails, Satin ('rope, Canton Cropo ami Flannel Presses. La Vogue Coats, English Broad- cloth Blouses. Silk Hosiery All Colors Kid Gloves All Colors Suede Gloves ... . New Collar and Cuff Sets $1.25 " 3.00 $1.50 1.25 A meeting of importance for this even ma will be that of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Eugene chamber of commerce. Mra. W. W. Baustetter is chutrman of the committee of botft eribea and hi to be ussisted by Mrs. George Blair, Mrs. S. B. Button, Mrs. JU C. Burger, Mrs. W. JI. Biooke Mra. John Burd, Mrs. F. U Beard. t Sweeuer of the University of Ore gon butauy ucparimeut is to give a lecture on preserving Oregon wild flowers. Cards will be played. Tbe meeting n to bm at seven-thirty o'clock. .v A three-day event planned for Totiruday, Friday, and Saturday will be the art museum sale and tea to be given in the Lara way building by Mri. ihUta Baiderree Wueeler. 'iue bale ta to be held between the hours of nine o'clock -and six o'clock each day, and tea U to be served between the houri of four o'clock and six o'clock. A number of prominent towns women are to preside at the tea, and univer sity girla to asuiat. Mrs. Wheeler bag lived and traveled in the orient for several years, and has been greatly interested in the Murray Warner art collection, and will give funds from tbe sale to a building to bouse the museum. ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cockerline arrived today from Salem for a visit of a week at the home of the latter' parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Steboo. Mra. Jyawson G. Brad'ey, Mrs. Lil lian Eldridge, Mrs. T. A. I'carson and Mrs. A. W. Evans plan to leave for Borland tomorrow for a stay of day or so, , Tbe AfJrU faculty tea will be an af fair of tomorrow afternoon in Alutnci hall of tbe Woman's building, between the hours of three o'clock and six o'clock. A musical program is to be given. Faculty women whose nam begin with S and T are to be th.1 hostesses. All university women are invited. Mrs. M. J. Skinner will be hostettft to Keto cub members tomorrow aft ernoon. Mrs. Taylor C. White will be boa tesi for a luncheon tomorrow for members of Inter Se club at her hom. The Patterson Parent-Teacher as sociation has announced that its reg ular April meeting has been post poned until April 10. At a dinner given at Delta Gamma bouse the past week-end Miss Cleo Base announced her engagement to Andrew Koerner, of Portland. The announcement was made at the same time at Kappa Sigma house by Mr. Koerner. Miss Base is a senior in the university. Mr. Koerner Is a graduate of Stanford, and at present is practic ing law in Portland. The wadding is to take place in June. The Eugene Business and Profes sional Women's club will be enter tained at the home of Buth MeCal lum Carter Thursday evening. Applications Filed For Soldier Loan Several applications from reteranu of the Spanish-American war for the state soldier loan have been filed, ac-1 cording to Colonel J. M. Williams, at torney for the state bonus board in j Lane county. The provisions of tbe 1 state loan iuw entitling tbe Spani.h n-ur veterans to participate do not i take effect until May 2H but many are making early application in order to establish their eligibility. Colonel Williams states. About 30 veterans in Iane are expected to file applications, according to tbe estimate of the at torney. World war veterans who re ceived the cash bonus and who desire to return this and accept the loan are aUo expected soon to make applica tion. Thia new provision of the bonus law also takes effect May 28. MR. PAULHAMUS BETTER SEATTLE, April 8. Reports h?r1 today indicated no change in the con dition of W. H. Paulhamus, president of the Puyallup nnd Sumner Fruit Growers association and of the West ern Washington fair, who yesterday was stated to be close to death in bis home at Sumner, near Tacoma. POWDER PUFF BEAUTY 8H0PPE Opposite Heilig Phone 17121 Indicative of an art: the right! hair cut to suit your invldual type. Shingle with curl, 50c. FOR CORRECT . - TIME PHONE 172 v AX BILLV DEPARTMENT STORE , EASTER BUNNIES ' 10c - 13c :c2 AND 23c Easter Is Almost Here! HAT MAKES A GREAT PICTURE GREAT? Here are just a few rea sons why "The THUN DERING HERD" is great: , Zane Grey's newest epic of the west. Same stars aa "The Covered Wagon" and "North of 36." 2,000 Buffalo 1,500 Real Indians 600 Horses 200 Wagons Presented with an elaborate PROLOG "WESTWARD, HO!" fenturlng JOHANNA JAMES AUBREY FURRY SPECIAL at 7:20' SETTINO 9:25 p. m. Home of the Big Wurlltier NOAH BEERY wW '-- f Tomorrow CROSSWORD v. t , i. ' MOVIES V P-J POPIIT.AR. PRICES S WORLD f EVENTS 1 This Is No Bale But the Prices LooK Like It SPMNG SUITS Very Latest Styles Mostly English Models As Low As We have been able to make an exceptional buy and - we are able to pass on to you suits direct from the manu- facturer. This unusual purchase enables us to quote such low prices $25.00 $30.00 $35.00 Every suit is the very latest in Spring styles embodying all the fine points of high-grade clothing splendid tail oring, made to fit beautiful colors such as the newest Biscuit, Brown, and Powder Blue, Lavender, and Gray Many of the $35 suits have two pairs, of pants. 837 Willamette CLOTHIER 837 Willamette NEW L'Arc Daintily Colored Bath Salts A new creation In bath salts. Just what the discriminating fair sex have been looking lor. Come in beautiful glass tules. Such dainty colors and eders as cologne, rose, helltrope, lav ender, L'Arc, also violet. Oh, yes, they are most attractively packed in lovely boxes, too. Pretty Box With S TubeT" (6 Odors), Box UBO Pretty Box With S Tubes (3 Odors), Box $1.00 Single Tubes in Box, Price' 40c 8 Ounce Jars, Price $1.00 (Drug Dept.) Nearly every wo man is giving it thought. Tho days are fast approaching and soon you simply must have your Eas ter costume. We have made provisions so that our s t o c"k s show many interest ing things to wear. From head to feet! Inexpressably Lovely Are The Wash Materials For Spring -Oh, It sems as If they'd come from fairy looms, in stead of good substantial manufacturing houses so light, airy nnd dainty are these new materials. To see them la to long for a needle swift and scissors sure with which to make oneself a host of new summer frocks, etc. Allotted space will not permit going into details too extensively, therefore we suggest you come and view them. ' ' BEAUTIFUL NEW Lingerie Crepes Attractively Priced Attractive and dur able crepe for the making of under thlngs for which a sturdy and long wearing qrepe is is desired. In dain ty new patterns. 35c NEW "Fame" Voiles 39c And 50c Yd. Voiles hold a unique place all their own. Styles may come and styles may go, but sheer voiles for summer seems always un deniably good. You have such a wide choice of colors at Ax Billy's, too. 40 inches wide. "Gilbrae" Drawn Cloth, Fast Color, Yard 59c Absolutely fast color in every way, beautiful in tex ture, patterns and colors are delightfully springlike. You will marvel at tho fine quality. We selected them as representing one of the most demanded of wash fabrics. . NEW Fast Color Imported Linens Priced At 98c The very thought of linen emphasizes most firmly upon one's mind how satisfactory It wears. An ideal fabric for women's and girls' tub frocks, also kiddies' togs as it will withstand repeated tubbings and then some more. Your choice of a dozen new shades, rust, lavender, middy, pan, yellow, oyster, light blue, rose, natural, beaver, or apple green. 35 - 36-inch width. THE HOME OF LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS NEW! Silk Checks To Fashion OQ Into Fascinating' Frocks f 07L These new arrivals ore taking the wash goods world by storm, and you wait till you see them they'll be taking you by Btorm, too. So appropriate for early spring wear. Three delight ful shades copen blue, navy or rust with gold silk stripe, making fascinating patterns. NEW! Silk Check Voiles, An Extra Value At, Yard 69c Voiles Voiles Voiles lr resistable in their delightful silk check pattern. Really, they are so light, colorful and summery that you're almost certain (when you see them) to start planning a host of pretty frocks. Charm ing array of colors. Yard wide. It Costs Too Little To Hesitate No one should hesi tate to provide perfect protection from fire and theft for his valu able papers when its cost is even less than a cent a day. That is the small amount it will cost you to keep your valuables in a Safety Deposit Box here nt tho First National. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Eugene, Oregon N N IN rhe "RALEIGH" the most popular West'Madb and in the West that, means the most pop ular desk. prj V 1 NX B-O V Koke-Tiffany Co. 75 8th Ave. W. Display in Rooms 831-32-33, Miner Bldg. WW PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND HALL Evtry Wednesday and Saturday Night Carpet Cleaning UfV T ct. n .Ut TM Fhoiie 300 y7j ii 4,-,,.! J V I'; V ,7 7
