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Saturday Evening, April IS irn-
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Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
Ilere'a puwle that shouldn't the fan mr than 10 "lnut
solve. The only difficulty may be met in trying to locate 48 vertical, but
tlie whole word i keyed, ao no suggcs'lon of il will be given.
University of Illloola at I'rbana,
Hi., waa chosen for the neat conven-
tion til the internaiionui nix"""'"
of Women Studinla yealerdny, at the
final biinlncsa tcssiun of the confer
ence In Eugene. The four day meeting i
cloaca today after a trip up tho .Mt-i
' Kenaie and luncheon at Niinrnd Inn. t
Three higher Institution! of I'arn-)
Inn were, voted uembera of the asso- j
cm ion. They were Whitman college, I
Colorado Htme. Teacher's college, and
Ilenver university.
Maveml olher renorta of the reao-
lutiona committee were also adopted j
b the conference; the first. Hcanlv- j
edi that the third conference of the;
Intercollegiate, Association of Women,
students extend to the Associated'
Students of the rnlvemlty of Oregon.'
and to llenn Vlralnia Judy Ksterly
their sincere thanka for the hospital- j
Ity they have enjoyed.
The conference extended Ita thanka .
to Mrs. .Murray Warner for the nae
of the conference rooms and to Mrs. !
I.ucy I'rrkina for Ihe privilege of
visiting the art museum; to the
atudent body and faculty of the Uni
versity of Oregon for Its cooperation,
and to the chamber of commerce of
Eugene. .
Work on Span not
Progressing Fast
Work on the erection of tha new
Harrlehurg bridge la not progressing
very fast, according to locul residents
who have inepccled tho operations.
It was decided that tho new span
that will eliminate tho use of Ihe
ferry to cross the Willamette on tho
I'acific highway would bo well along
by tliiai spring but adverse conditinna
have hampered the construction to a
considernhle extent, according to
county officials. High water at eev
ral tltuea has canard damages to the
trestle work and extensive repalra
were found neceasary. It la expected
that the work will be much more
rapid from now on aa plana are un
der way to push the project to com
pletion. .
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See Our New
Wrist and
Strap Watches
VOU will be Interested In ihrw
X new dealer in Elgin Watchos.
These new models
finnt development ol tho in of
watchmaking, And while they are
unueually benutiiul. no tacrtl.ee
hue been made In dmek.arpin
accuracv nor In the quality which
aeaurae long yean oi dependabLi
eervice.
It will be a plcMure lor ue to
ehow ihoae modele to anyone
i fntcreetcd in watcttca.
Luckey's Jewelry
Store
W. MUlrtTOW
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HORIZONTAL
1, Ex connive tcnaion, pliyittcat or
mcntfll.
0. Hard rovcrlnffi of nuts. ,
1 1. Ft did from tho eye.
12, Drvnurrd.
M. Thin. '
15. A unit of work,
1(1, To fltippORD. ,
1H, To have on obligation.
HI. Kxiat. , .
.'. To take liquid food with a spoon.
21. A portion of a ciirvrd line.
-H. l'ohit of conipans between Kouth
pole nnd Africa,
24, Application.
27. ('arl)onated drink containing Ice
cream.
20. Metal block ummI aa pattern In
forging.
JV. Ilodenta. t .
JJ2. ('ram,
33. Cupola.
!U. To engage in.
115. Cnrretntlvfl of to, meaning from.
.'17. Not remote,
a. Weakened.
rhibftiHta.
14. Kiin. '
I.V Allowed.
4ft. Alleged force mippoHfd to pro
dure hypnotism,
47. Call for help at tea. .
411. Ciiyielding.
HI, Afflrmoiivn vote.
X'l. To decorate.
fll. Woollen peg the eiie of a brick.
.W. (ienua of tree of the type of
the inapleH. 1
.Ml. Calm.'
7. Cornea In,
, VERTICAL
1. Hob.
2. To rail.
.'I. A taller.
4. Mnanurc of aren.
tV Slept.
tl. Vppcr houae or law hotly In
V. H.
7. Hebrew word for lolty.
(otiNtellalion eat of can cor.
Jtirlirinl rtilca.
Keoffa.
Hevenlli note in acale.
Oppofile of in.
Hilk worm.
Carta of flower neccMttary for
fertilization,
Hid a II crown.
Axiom.
Hultpetcr.
Termed.
KngliHb money.
Afternoon meal.
Iflouaes,
A cat.
To accommodate.
Amendment to a document,
generally on a separate ebeet.
Ilccaurie.
(ioidf d.
Tender.
A bearing in opch court by de
mand. Title of respect.
To depart. '
Highent praise in flying service.
Myself.
Preposition of place.
Answer toiyesterday'a rrnns-word
puzzle:
Kugene dealers who after May 28
will Jasve to pjy the special Ui of
lU pr cent on all cigarettes, tobacco
and auuff under the new state law
effective on that date wid obtain
the stamps to be attached to the pack
ages through the cuuuty clerk's of
fice, accruing to word received from
the state trediurer.
it baa been estimated that this tax
would return t the state approxi
mately Jfl.tHHMMMJ during the re
mainder of the current biennnium.
The law provides that its provis
ions 6 bail be enforced by the state
treasurer and that tnis official fhnll
be the custodian of all funds realized
under the act.
The Ktate treasurer estimated tint
not lens than UU,0tX,MH stamps of
various denominations would be re
quired to cover the retail sales of
cigarettes, smoking tobaccos and
fuuff during the remainder of this
b.ennium. Cuder the law these stamps
Dba-1 be provided by the state treas
urer, why in turn will send them to
the various couuty clerks of the itato
for distribution. Dealers will pur
chase these, stamps from the county
clerk. v
All moneys received by the county
clerks frum the sale of these stamp
hIi a be remitted to the state treas
urer at the end of each month. This
money will bo turned Into the gen
eral fund of the state and applied to
ward governmental expenses.
TIP TEAM COMES
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ai Q i qIoIInJq y e ell
Jin f. a DnwHy a s es
OloJC 5 oIbIe rie DOS E
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GIUlM SHAiSlPHSlornL
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To compete with a team selected
from among the best shots of this
district a B'piad of Benton county
gunners will invade Eugene Sunday.
April 20, for a match to be held at
tho traps nt ti.a local aviation field,
according to announcement today of
U alter Mclornack, who in in charge
of tho arrangements for tbo event.
Tho competing teams will be com
posed of 20 men each and the Eugene
tuad and captain will be selected
some time during the coming week.
the announcement. In addition
to (be intercity match there will be
a number of special events for in
dividuals and smaller teams, accord
ing to present plans, which will pro
vide plenty of action for spectators.
Public Learns of
New Postal Hate
1ft
tttffiiBiHiKtnifiWffi?ffliffi?HTmmta
With Ihe new postrtl rites In effect
fur four day now thn public Is he
mming educatrd to the advanced tar
iff and (herr are fiwer papers, pack
age! and prist i-ardu mailed with in
sufficient postage, according In lnr
win 1!, Vornu, pttHtmRNter. Although
there are still quSle a few card and
papers found In the dr"p limns wllh
mit the Increased poHiagt',' Mr. Yoran
uid todny. The supply of one bnlf
rent stumps has been exhausted and
tlm lorn I office U wnlting a new sup
ply althouih there are plenty nf the
j one nnd one-half cent stamps here,
the pnst master states.
Lost Creek Route
Will be Improved
t
Work on tho grading nnd graveling
of from ono-lutlf to three-ipiartera
of a mile of the Lost creek mud fmm
the old 1 1 land mill will be under
way as soon ns weather permits, ac
cording to announcement today of
1 M. .Morse, county engineer. There
will be about $ 1200 nvailnble for this
work n the special road tax voted
In the lxint creek district will amount
to nhmil $l2tn and tho county mar
ket Tond fund will provide ali ut
f.'UMVO, the eng nrer said. The road
was recently inspected hy the county
engineer and preliminary plans for
the grnding prepared.
If Arctl.
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Lang's
LanQwAf4
Tha 1ATKST IJing
Improved alt enanud
LAND WOOL, or IAU
kUrrC in thtv white)
blue or a ray. la awcp
lug the. Writ In a wava
of hoarty approval.
Never hrfor baa ao
economical and beauti
ful a rang born of
finH. Th 1 Aug em
bodtee durability and
minimum fuel cost, as
suring personal SAtla
faction In a worthwhile
purchase, Tha M
models ar nur brmu
tlful in llnea. finer tn
all detail and embody
feature of special ap
pl,
Tl e h I n d tha
1.ANO HANOK ta
a strict guaranty
O f aaUefacttou
and Is backM up
by a Northwest
factory service.
Made la tha
Northwest, tha
I,A NO nay b de
pended upon to
rtve lonr. denend
able tentie.
Eugene)
Charlet'a Bargain Store
63 West 8th Street
Oregon
Church Will Have
Finance Campaign
lift ween ,'tt nnd W members of
the t'entral I'rerthyterian church will
ike purl' to the annua) finnin-inl enn
ti f tho organises i ion tomorrow
iftrrnooo. ntMvirding to auiiouncemettt
'oda.v of (ev. A. II. Saunders, pnMor.
who is in chirge of the "Kvery .Mem
ter' eampaifti. The csmpntgu work-
will meet nt church for lunch
Four Enlist From
Eugene in Service
Four men from Eugene have enlist
ed in the United States army here
since April 1 and several other appli
cations ore prudiug, according to Law
rence I'aige, in charge of recruiting
work here. Albert Feru has enlisted in
the Infantry and will be assigned t'
the east const. George V. llulfield hits
enlisted in the air aervlce and will go
to tho l'hilippinea for training. lonuld
Hecker has entered the infautry and
will be assigned to a pot on the east
coast us will Juhu Sterling. Tho pre- j
nil inoutu la expected to do tne pesi
in several years in number of en
listments, according to present indi
cation, is the report.
Lodge Will Erect
New Tennis Court
Members of Helmet lodge of the
Knights of Pythias are to take advan
tage of the open ground south of
their new home on Tenth avenue west
at Olive etreet and plans are under
way for the installation of a tenuis
court there, according to announce
ment today of officers of the lodge. A
call for alt tennis enthusiaMics to
turn out .Monday evening to work on
the court nan been Ituiued. This will
depend on weather conditions in the
added advice. KptPinnt fr he court
is available and it Is hoped to have
the ground ready for play in the neor
future.
Blanket of Snow
Covers Klamath
Kl.AMATll KAl.l.S, Ore.. April 1.
Klimath Kails this mornini whi
following tho forenoon services and covered with a two-lnrh fall of snow,
hen wdl start the canvass. The hnd- j and snow is still falling, accompanied
ttet for the coming year will be raised j by a brisk wind. A sudden drop of
during th s annual campaign, it Is mi- j temperature during the n;ght brought
mninccd. ja return of chilling, wintry weather.
SPORTS
Your last season's sport clothes
need a trip here. . Cleaned and
altered made fresh and love
able again and stylishly wear
able. Mr. Before and After
Spotless Cleaning Tailored
ressing
P.
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Phone 300
Olive St.. Between 8th and &th
KAYMOXH TOHKKV
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TV'OMAN-S
REST
BOOM
AX BILLV DEPARTMENT STORE -
BUTTON'S
made
TO ORDER
This Is National
Gingham Week ,
' April 19th To 25th
CONTRIBUTING EXTRA VALUES TO INSURE YOU
A REAL G I N G II A M WEEK OF SUPER VALUES
Coine to Ax Billy's and see the many things that you yourself can make
of the new ginghams. "We've made special displays for this national
event-exhibition of attractive gingham articles.
You'll be surprised to find how easily they're made, and how beautiful
and useful they are.
Ginghams of known worth and attractive patterns and the cost is low.
Drop Stitch
Charmeuse
Yard 79c
In keeping with the Spring
and Summer season when
mllan'y Is thinking of delight
ful lingerie as a charming
background to her new rai
ment. Lustrous, yard-wide
Charmeuse in such fascinat
ing lingerie Bhades rose,
orchid, turquoise; flesh, peach
also white. r.
60c And 75c
Silk Stripe
Madras, Yard 53c
This brings thoughts of
making men's and boys'
shirts also girls' dresses on
account of Its lovely texture
and patterns. In the lot are
white ground with colored
silk stripes. 32 33 inch
widths.
A Host of
Pretty Laces
Yard 5c
As a worthy companion to
gingham week, it's quite fit
ting to Include laces as they
play an important part in
adding to the attractiveness
of summer frocks of gingham
and other wash fahrlcs. A
good assortment of dainty
patterns. .
10c And 15c
Trimming Braids
Only 5c
A real value Indeed. One
lot of odds nnd end's.
MAIf, ORDERS FILLED
SAME RAY RECEIVED
32-INCH FAST COLOR "KALBURNTE" 1
GINGHAMS, ONE SPECIAL LOT, YARD
55c AND 65c EXTRA QUALITY 32-INCH I
TISSUE GINGHAMS, SPECIAL LOT, YD. J
SPECIAL LOT 27-IN
HAMS, NOTHING
25c YARD.
1000 YARDS OF 36-INCH FRESH, CRISP 1
24c
44c
N. AND 32-IN. GING- . 1 i n
WORTH LESS THAN ) iyU
18c
PERCALES IN LIGHTS, .GRAYS, DARKS
30c
Rippelette
Yard 19c
A sturdily woven
wash fabric so seas
onable for kiddies
clothes. Launders
so nicely and needs
no Ironing. Pink,
blue, gray, ' green
striped or white
ground.
3 Yards Fast
Color
Suitings
For 88c
Absolutely guaran
teed fast in every
way. Your money
back if It fades
(both for material
and making. This
Is a splendid weight
wash fabric. Pretty
shades of lavender,
gray, natural, peach,
rose or blue.
Ladies'
Home Journal
Patterns
, MONDAY ONLY
Women's Full Fashioned
Thread Silk Hosiery
3 Pairs For $3.50
To give added impetus to the opening day of
"National Gingham Week" our merchandising chief
decided to select a real attraction from the hosiery
department.
This should tempt women to anticipate their
hosiery needs for the future too. Reinforced where
the wear Is most. Such seasonable shades aa
tanhark. racquet, alrdale and always staple black.
Everfasf Gingham Cloth
is guaranteed not to fade
THIS beautiful material
is excellent for chil
dren's smock3 and romp
ers, and for summer
dresses of all kinds. i
It comes in a wide ranga
of gay and attractive
colors, guaranteed abso
lutely. Everfast Gingham
Cloth is light and cool,
easily laundered, and yet
so sturdy it will stand con
tinued hard wear.
Fast to Washing
Fast to Sunlight
Fait to Everything
The hottest sunshine
and repeated washing will
not fade it.
If any Everfast fabric
fades, for any reason, we
will refund to you . not
only the purchase price of
tho material, but the mak
ing cost of the garment
as well.
Ask for a sample of
Everfast Gingham Cloth.
Test it in any way you
please to prove it is abso
lutely fast in color, -
DRUG SPECIALS
Even the Cut Rato Drug Department Joins hands
with Olngham Week for bigger values. This inter
esllng department always makes it worth your
whllo to trade at Ax Billy's.
EXTRA SPECIAL
(INK "WKAHWKR" 2 QUART HOT
WATER HOTTIiE, LISTED RETAIL
PRICE $2.25, ALSO ONE FAULTLESS
RAPID FLOW FOUNTAIN SVinvoi,'
TWO QUAHT, WITH
TUBING AND THREE
ATTAC1 1 M ENTS,-Ht T1 r
FOR J JLsi
.(Sold together during Gingham Week)
JERGENS NEW TRANSPARENT
LEMON SOAP, 3 BARS 25c
mm Jht GENUINE - -
JEverfasi
Wash Fabrics
We're Headquarters For
This Celebrated Brand
Bpfore you plan any wash drees, blouse or lingerie for yourself,
come In and examino our dlsplny of Everfast Wash Fabrics. You will
find here a great array of fascinating weaves in a host of colors.
EVERFAST SATEENS, YARD Snc .
EVEHKAST VOILES (40-INCin, fine
EVERFAST 'DROI'STITCH VOILES, 75c
EVERFAST LINGERIE CLOTH, 6Sc
I ' "11ASKET CRETE." 85c
EVERFAST SUITINGS. YARD 60c
EVERFAST LINENS (IMPORTED, S1.25
EVERFAST SHANTONE. YARD S5c
EVERFAST FINEWEAVE, YARD 85c
EVERFAST C'REPEWEAVE, YARD 75c
EVERFAST TUBTEX. YARD 85c
EVERFAST FEATHERTEX. YARD' 69c
EVERFAST CHECKWEAVE, YARD 69c
72x90 Inch
Sheets, $1.39
A good standard weight,
blenched and seamless. A real
opportunity for hotels and room
ing houses to supply their needs.
Another Attraction for Gingham
Woek.
18x36 Inch
Huck Towels
3 For 80c
Nicely finished, good weight.
sorhent with red stripe border.
The hemstitching adds to their
attractiveness. An Inducement to
replenish your towel supply
Each 29c.
'Crimson Eyebrows'
Wins Favor of all
. Who Attend Affair
rKture.)iie nnd colorful nrlting
of a p:ih,'e garden in thf flowery
kingdom, a bit of mntlrrn wit and
itatiK. ind a lugitrfttion of the imag
ina'ive srd fnafnl. one atnl together
nmke "Crimson Eyebrow.'' the I'hi
nee operetta of the Vnivertity high
ii-hool a most charming and artiitic
vrt:ttion.
Nothing eitMi-ag.mOj eaKirate is
attempted in tu-b an operetta and
tlie iiuVit.r attained is fratlfjitif,
and appealing.
"Crimson ioeorows' i th atory
of a Chinese emperor who aeexa to
nanish the daughter of the former
emperor. Ilia idea is to har her
marry "Nrntune," kng of the sea.
e-ho is in reality a conspirator with
the- enneror. Hut Tmg Lirf. the
pnneea. helieemg in tha atory of
Neptune, sneers Kanchong, leader of
the- "I'rima.'n Kyebrotva." and be
lieve hnu to h Neptune for whom
she i waiting. The emperor and
Neptune ar overpowered hy Van
vhonc and things art restored to thrr
right order.
I'ean !oott makes an eirellent era
pervr impersonation, and has perhaps
the atrongee tuss of the oa'.
I' Lillian tUs.'B. aa Ting Log the
orinoesa, has a lovely voi,-e for the
part, ltntdford Iiat-on s Ko l
a distant relative of the emperor.
I c ,-oiueoy pari well anil keeps
iue ainnenoe cnui'kling. 'Ihe chorus
of thirty, wh are ladies and nolden
of the eniirt. does eiorllrntlv. and
their fresh young voices are delight
ful to hear. Throughout the three
acta of solo and rhorua numliers there
ia some difficult and varied work
doue. The orchestra of twenty. one
pieces ia a talented group, arid to
them goes mil. h credit (r the ninoi
of the operetta.
The niMiimca can not go unmrn
turned. They are lovely, and though
of the brightest hues, harasoniie per
fectly stith the stage and in setiinge.
Home of them are rsre Chinese pie
ces. loaned epecallr f,r ,h, (ip,rttu
to give it the realistic atmosphere.
Hut "Crimson Kyehrowa" ia bound
to be a silo-en. (or its director ia
no other than Anne I jn..l.'.iurr Heck,
nhose work ner r. inj pra.se from
Kureneans.
The operetta given again
tonight in the auditorium of the t Di
versity school cf music.
I STATISTICS
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MISKKUVT-A! ,h, r.Ktn, hospital
Friday. Apr,) 1J. l;ij.y , Mr n j
Mrs. (i. w. M,,fe),lt of iroj Villard
street, a t a.
'Lane Districts to
j Have State Books
Applications of the Lane county
school district, f,1r ,h(,
traveling libraries have been complet
ed nnd were sent to the state Ill.rnry
; "(finals it S.ileni ypsterdnv through
th office of r.. J. .e. cunt v
uperuiiendont of school,. J-nr ,',
past few years Lane county has been
the first In the. slate to
its implications. Reports f" '"
state library board rerently rtrti1"!
i-hnw that Iine county lead I"
in tntnl numhee of
that innilp use of the library fin!
(luriiijj the inst yrnr.
ji jtcnyion of $".ih
franking privikye.
a n.A.tt1
oi mniipr r" j
TCr
I Day and Night
SERVICE
Phone 1970
Let the PACIFIC .MESSENGER AND PARCjf
DELIVERY run vour errands. Reasonable rM
any place insidd the city limits.
We Hurry Ppocrl Is Our Middle Nam
Propi-ii-tors: J. N. Both nml Mrs. A. H. ShorW