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Tuesday Evening, April "
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SOCIETY AND CLUBS
TJy MARIAN LOWftY
for tlie aftirnooo wilJ be Mrf. Benja
win Ktlward uinl Alra. (. Tunde.
o'clock.
A epocinl riljr flrrtloo will be callril
June 30 hj the city of Kugen, to vote
for the third time, if uecesiarjr, nn the
oucsticn of whether the city hall vote
f .25,000 in bond to pay for fire ap
IKirHtut it is now uiing.
Thi rfKolution wna paid by the
city tmtril ut nixht, in anticipfltiun
of a poicible unfavorable drriMnn by
ill 41 MUpreniR L-otirt on the muniripil
auilitorium Imnds of J.VtO.OOO, with
wliicli tlie f-.i,KtO iwtue in tied up.
If the fH'iiion it fnvornble, the
in iii-y will heroine available, it wm
xidt'il. If not, foe election ia tha only
wny out.
jinny penoDi voung at tnt eiecuon Tbe Triuity Ltitherfin Ladlca' Aid
wi-i-k iniaundemti.od the rafaaur, UoHty fa to mm Thurmhiy after-
i. ur.ir.ri, ...u..K aK ..Dv i vx-, noon at t wo-1 hirt y o'clock in the paf
tur thff frit it waa Mr new ap- urt itt ,J(. cjlur(.j, ai ,ie rorm-r of
paniiua. nnu not jor cquipropiu mi- .Siiih and 1'earl atroeta.
nu'iy nougnt, ami tviticn muu do pn:i
for.
The annual concert of the I'lii
veriity of Orpj'-n orrhmtra will be
the event of grimttr iiiten-u for thia
evening, fur both college folk and
town people. Jt ii to be given iu the j jpff-nieut of Mian Kit her Christen
auditorium of the univemiir inualc ' harle Walker. The an-
Of partiiular interent to college
'ii'dr in the armouuceinent of the eu-j
GIVE RADIO IK
Kugpiie radio fnim will be able to "lis
ten in" on a national teitiniouinl to
be given (izneml John J. 1'eraliin,'
and even the near branch officea will
remain open all night, to care for tue
toouianda of tnenaagea of congratubi
(bp. Any Kugene people who wish to
avail thernselvea of a special low rate
niirjt menHairfl may file their let'
grama on Friday, April 4, so it will
be delivered at the banquet on the
night of April 'Jo,
building, at ai-ven thirty o'clock and ia!I,,,un,,' nPni ",auc '-."P t'on 3lclweil!l
to be rented t ,iht iWiv-fiii. ' "I"?, ,7 ' 'f '""".t' . ; uiauur of the Weal em Union. A
end a
m,ml,,r ut Loll. Ze.a. -Mr. b"Z , 7, P' "
Mill Head Leaves
On Portland Visit
Walker is a jrradu.-tle f Innt year ami
o member of I'lii Ktiipa rm,
The Sana SouH rlub members are
to be entertained on Saiurday afier-
noou by Aira. huvid Link. Tilt mnrriniti o Av,rie
I Shackelford and J. K. Kilertson was
Mri. Gilbert Tyson will be boat" made known IiiHt evening at the Kap
t Ke( dub menjbera at her home f)1 ()I(1j,Tt, i,,,,,,, ( nUivli Mrs. Kil
Jhursdny afternoon. ertoii In a member. The couple will
uiiikw thptr ho(n in St. Helena, Ore,,
A meeting of Wednesday evening wbero .Mr. Kilertaon ia in busineas.
will bo thai of the chamber of com- ,
merce auxiliary which ia to be enter
tained at awen-thirty o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Hockenyos has return
ed to hT hnme in I'ortland after a
few days' vtnit with her mother, Mra.
Kllen I'rire, of this city.
A. C. Tixon. general manager of
the Hrmth-Kelly Lumber company left
last night for Portland where he will
eaHtern time, will be arid at the spend aeveral days on business in
tioual Vaudeville Artists' club houe, j connectinn with the local firm. The
mid will he attended by L'tMj I Lane mills and campa of the Uooth-imguisli'-d
guemn. j Kelly company are now operating on
Three eastern atari. ms. W'JZ, New 'he five-day n week basis and no plans
York, niftiT; Wit, Springfield. ' nr" flR made to in--reae the work
Mas., .TIT metiTM and KI KA. l'it:4-l"g time to the regtilar week of ail
burh, 'SJii ineterK. will bmadcaHt the day a. Mr. Itixon states. The condition
biiiioiict iei'ciu'H. At 11 o'clock ,
a fcpecuil testimonial performauce will
given at the Keuh-Albi-e Hinoo-
drome, consiaiing of the peraonul ap
pearance of the foremvst stars of the
opera, concert atnge, legitimate atag?,
screen and vaudeville, as well as mtini.
cnl ensemble. WKAK, -New York, will
Mrs. M. K. Adv I. .nendin . fpar biondciut thin program.
tlrdiiinneea providing for a call for
bids on fltXMKK) of llic bond Ismtes
pitHhed hiKt week wera apjiroved by
t he council. Thin includes the t w
paving intersection isurs and the
sewer iue.
The council fnvnra the route of the
I'adfic higtiM-ay through Kugene along
K(tlrm"uii boulevard to Kiuhth ave
nut1, It waa derided, in reply to agi-;
tation for moving the route to Nin:li
avenue.
davi in Lewiitton. Irlnho. vikirinff her
jioaieAsea -daughter, Mian Marian Ady
Anna I'eraschnvlrk of Chemawa, Mina
Mary Cole of Monmoinh. Minn Ititth
Kom of Salem, Misa Susie Church of
Niilem, Mihr hnther S'-boeimJer of L!n
field college and Minn Ksthcr Matirer
of I'ortland.
Consolidation of
Schools Favored
I'rplimtllnrv ntnrm for t),a hmiiaiiJ
A puSllc .rrvlrp rommlnloa hr- ron.olidnle.l .l,..l .lixfrirt in.lmling
filflit ili(ri.'l In mlililion to th
.iTiidlon ( liy dintrii-1 urn under way
and a voto tiltcn In Junction City fa
vor Hi roiiKoliflrtlion liy n heavy mn
jnrilr. Thin ! th firl lrp In thr
prnpftNcr rnnRnhdnllon nnd now rnrh
li.il ric-t will pniiinn and Hid matlrr
will l.o ttkm up y Die hnundurj
l)nnrd. If lliprfl Ii tin remonittrnnro
filrii wllliln iho pocifpd pi-rlod o( 20
dav a dn, fnr voting will he rt. A
maJorilT nf llio diatricta inuat vote In
favor of 1h rnnolidntIon and n mn-
Jorlty of the total vole rant ia alo
nei-eaaarr, aer-ordlnl to K. J. Moore.
eounlr anperlntendent nf achnoli. It
wa, flrat nereaaary for Hie city in
rorporated diatrlel to inks a vole
on the propoaal. The other dlntrida
that will vote are Onkjcrore, laurel
Home, Tlarpole, Meadowvlew, Itiver
view, IJherty. Lnnraater ami Har
mony. '
I
injc will he given nt the requeet of the
Southern rnrifiL on the rlnalng if
grade rroaainita at t'ninnihia, Agnte
oud Villnrd atreete, It waa announced.
Allotnient of avaltnlile money for
alreet interaertioua will he made In
order of datra on whirh pclithma wvre
filed, the council voted.
Further pnteat of louth Willamette
reaidencea ou line type of pipe to be
lifted for tha aewer waa indicated,
when the council ordered llnrry Pev
ereaux. elty engineer, to levy aa
aeaementl fnr the project, in order to
bring the impending action In a head.
A reading waa given the ordinance
providing for the city planning rntu
nilaainn, and the document waa hell
over until the next council meeting.
Demand and aupply of luhor in molt
liiduatrleH of tha weal enaat are now
more nearly lialnnced thin it haa been
eince eeeey hot fall, It la indicated by
report! (ruin -il, employment aervice
offlcca In varlotta nurthweatern ' clt
iea received at 4li headquarter! in
J.ugrne today. Few experienced la
luirera ro out of work in any I urn
her diatrleU
I'.xirrniFly high water In aoma in
land empire river! baa forced aeveral
euwimlla to cloee temporarily, Wnoda
worn mere la going ahead ateadilv
tliu report! ahow, and aklllcd woods
men are quite generally employed.
I oudriiaed reporti Irom tba 4U of
fitcK follow:
Kugene: Tha two mill, of the
Ilooth. Kelly Lumber cominy, Hprlng-fu-lil
and Wendllng, both of which
have recently been operating but four
diiya per week, have returned to a five
day culling program. Farm labor in
the Kugene dlatrlct la well employed,
llullding and conilriicllon ii at about
normal for thla time of year. There
u plenty or help bere to meet all cur
rent demanda.
I'ortland: hogging along tha Coluin
urn river anu adjacent dlntrlrta i
alwut 03 per cent of capacity. Jjbor
turnnrer in the campa haa Increaied.
There ara practically no experienced
i"gera out ot work In tbii dl.trl.-t,
There baa been a alight eluding of
aawmui workera. The Pacific Spnua
r.irporntlon'a mill nt Toledo haa re
turned to a five day week, following
two weeka of four-day operation.
There II Kill a largi demand for fnioi
workera. Call, for conitrurtlon men
are fewer but ateadj.
Lane Route Plans
Receive Approval
Approval of the elate road engi
neer! of the plana for the aecond aec
tlon of the Crow-Vaughn and the Klk
creek lection of the Noll neat road
have been received nt I he office of P.
M. More, county engineer. All mar
ket road ealimatea nnd plana are
required to have the npprovnl of the
atnto department. Mr. Mono haa nlao
received word that the Virginia
llriilge ami Iron coinpnny of I.oa An
gelea deairea to get Into tmuh with
local lilildrra on tho new llendriike
bridge. The l.ane engineer aaltl that
ho doea not believe Hint there will
he any bull from thla county nt the
highway commiaaion meeting to he
held Thuredny and Fridnr at Port
land.
The I'nlvereity of firee-.n or-
cn.atrn will give Ita final concern
tonight before deporting for ita nli
iiiiiiI trip auiith. To accommodnte
the larco crowda which nlwaya at
tend the orchestra concerla, it haa
been arranged to hnve two of them,
the flret to atnrt nt 7:.'I0 and th
aecond nt 4.' o'clock at the new
mtiftic audilorluin.
Hex Cnderwood will direct n -10
piece orchealrn. There will he een
nuinhera on the program, two of them
aoloa. .Miaa Alherln Potter will nlnv a
violin aoln and .Miaa l.ora Teebner n
violin-cello aolo.
Kugene will he well renrenentcd
There will be from thla city, Alberta
Poller, nnd Wanda Kaatwood. vMin
iU; Kdwnrd Heat, viola; Kntle Pot
ter, cello, and (irnce Potter, clarinet.
The program follnwa.
Mnrrb from "Sigurd Joranlfor"
"Serenade" SchnherT
"Dancing Dolla" . .' Poldinl
Uolin Slo. "Ilcjre Kali" Hub.-iy
Mia Alberta Potter
"Two Slavonic finncea" Tvomk
"Ixive'a Dream," Walla Cxibiilki
"Serenntn" Mnatkowaki
March from "Nutcracker Suite",,.
r Tachaikowaki
iolin-cello Nolo: "Serenade Kapng-
"ole" , (ilaxaunnw
"Ilurleqiiin-1 lVipper
Miaa l.ora Teahner
"Second Hungarian Ithapaody". .I.iaftt
A bronze tilaque bust reKef nt
Oenernl Perehing will be preaented to
nf the lumber market ia still fnr from
fntisfactorr but the m'lls nnd campa
will continue to operate, the manager
an d.
PIONEER DIES
rENPI-KTOX, Ore., April 21.
John Weelcy Welch, 70, son of early
pioneera of western Oregon, died here
Sunday night. Mr. Welch waa the aon
of James Andrew Welch anil Nancy
turn by -National Commander Drain oii Dickemon Welch, the first white wo
the American Irgion. An interesting j man to moke her home at Astoria. He
pliaae of the urogram Is that by April wna born in Salem,
-'"i every veteran's hospitnl in the I -
country will be provided with com
plete receiving sets, and Uhe disabled '
veterans will be enabled to hear the
program together with millions of j
other Americans. j
Spcciul aervieff ha been arrange.'
with the Western I'nion Telegraph I
company, Mr. Mi Kevilt annnuncea, I
Local Girl Named
To Attend Session
Mlea Katbrvn Neelje of le.ugene
high school will represent the E. II. s.
at the annual national eni,rf.rn...
the Older tiirli conference to be held
at (ieneia U,.ni ur,r plv,ri Colo.,
iiia summer, aeeonllng to the results
oi me election held at the closing ses
hn of the tlregmi ronferenca held
t Salem. Kighl delegates from Ore
gon ichoola wera named at the con
ft renee.
The following are the delegates:
Mlea Helen Hawk of palrflc nniver-
liy ai Forest ;rVe, M Kathnn
Kugene high arhool. Mis.
Eugene Girl Wins
State Music Award
Misa Kathleen Powell won (ho solo
conteat In the alto divielon at tbe
atalo blgli school conteat at Forest
drove Siituritay, it la announced. This
decialon gave Kugene high two first
awarda In the music meet, the girls'
quartet having placed first in that di
vision previously,
Tha boys' quartet won third place.
Motion picturea of the girla' group
were taken by The Hregonian news
reel, it waa staled.
EFFECTIVE MEANS
OF REDUCING FAT
Here la an extraordinary method of
reuiicing weight extraordinary he
rauae no starvation diets or violent
exerclsea are necessary. Marmoln
i rescriptlon Inblrta aro made exact
ly in ncoordimce with the famous
.iiarmnin fresciription. Thee reduce
you steadily and easily, with no ill
effects. IWure them from your
oruggist at ono dollnr fnr a box
acini price direct to tho Miirmnlii
company, i.enernl .Motors llullding
Detroit, Mich. Knee you start taking
" "nil losing your fatnes
you will be happy again.
Gland Patient
in Running Race
Amazes Audience
Ilreaatlng the tape with a final
burst of almost 6iiper-humnn fipeed,
with the sparkle of victory glinting
in his eye, a man 7.3 yeara of age
hurtled acrosa the line a triumphant
victor In a fid-yard race in tho amaz
ing time of 0 seconds. Onlookers
were nmnzed to see thia aged runner,
who had bna waning atrength revived
by glandular treatment, almost equal
the world a running record for f0
ynrda. Thia almost unbelievable In
cident occurred at the annual field
meet nt ono of Californla'a state in
stitutions. It wus another victory for Science,
proving again that youthful vigor.
slnniinn, ambition and power mny he
resiorefl ny reviving the vital glands
of the- body.
(tlandogcn, the now scientific glnnd
tonic, which Is prepared in convenient
tablet form, for men and for women,
provides n simple method of Inking
glandular treatment. Accept no sub
stitutes. Insist on genuine (ilanilo-
gen. Clnndogen, the originnl gland j
tonic. Aliens l.rug store nnd lied
Cross Pharmacy will supply you.
INSURE WITH IIKXIIV TnOMP.
If
LAST
SHOWING
TODAY
Everybody '8 Favorite
active
NEW
with MARY HAY
PROLOG
"DANCE OF A
DRESDEN DOLL"
with
Katherlne Irving Stang
and her "Tiny Tots"
nt 7:25
9:25 p. m.
COMEDV
"HE WHO
GETS
SOCKED"
WILLAMETTE COLLECTION AND
11 otHVICE
( nllrrtinn Specialists, Mill Willnnv
ettoSt. Phone .'ITS. c. S. Dillon. Mgr.
If
Osuurn
('bona S'.ll.
Hotel tleauty
Tarlour.
tf
Khowanda. the cholo of toe smoker
Cul Thll Out II , worth Money
bend this ad and ten rent. In Volet
.. Sheffield Ate. Chic,,,,.
I I . writing yon, name and address
clearly. o Kin rwi , ,
bettl. f Ftll.KV H II. IN KY AND
and hoarseness, also sample pack
age, of F..I.FV Pll.s. . rti're,,,
ellinolanl for the kidnei., ,J y, f v
iyil.ll.TI.' T.Wtl.FTS ,VJlu.
pal ion and bilioiisnrsa. These ,e-
l.ro.isoie reme.iies are tree f.
opiates and have helped imlli. r !
ib.m! I.n I'd. Ad. ) i
eNOW
you can be sure
of the quality of
your coffee
It's easy to remove any doubt in your
mind about the quality of the coffee
you have been using.
Just make the Folgrr Coffee Test.
You simply test Folgcr's against the
brand of coffee you are now using and
let the best coffee win. Isn't that fair ?
Afate the
Folger Coffee Tat
Drink Folgrt'a Golden Caw Coffee
tomorrow morning.
Thf twxt morning drink the enffte
you have hern using.
The third morning drink Folgrr'i
gain.
A morning or two and you'll drrid
diy favor one brand or the other)
the brat coffee wins.
That's fair isn't it?
"HUMS WELL AND MJCCEIO- 0
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for the man uho carts i f a jfih
1 ealllU -ewtahrfaW,, I 1 CI V
;cHOENrTLDB01..l. ?! i1? fj
SMid. N. Y.k ,1; ti"
Exclusive-High Grade
TAILORING
Why patronize outsiders?
Or wear a hand-me-down
When you can get clothes
Designed to your own personality
By an expert and tailored by artists
Right here in your home town?
A strictly Eugene Concern and the
Largest of its kind in Oregon.
Fifteen people on the payroll.
The choicest of woolens in the latest
Patterns to select fwm.
A suit ordered today will be ready
for delivery
Tomorrow if you so desire.
Satisfaction guaranteed as to style,
fit and workmanship.
EUGENE CLOTHING CO.,
TAILORS
Guard Building 1035 Willamette
TWO 10c
LOAVES
FRESH
AX BILLY
BREAD 15c
imaa. ' aaaa ..aaa I fl
AX BiLLV DEPARTMENT STORE
drugs
AT
CUT.
RATE
PRICES
Miles And Miles Of New,
Colorful Wash Fabrics
Greet You During
n n
f tfin. lift S1tns.
til
It: nnr "ii nii. a a.
Qy IMtJMUJM
r a
Make up your summer frocks right now! n ' ' " "
The new fabrics are here in delightful patterns and colorings. They make
home dress making a pleasure.
AVe particularly wish to emphasize tho fact that right now is tho ideal
time to select ginghams and other weaves when the showing is at its host.
ElflHT NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO
PRICES IX A NUMBER OF INSTANCES
LOW REGULAR PRICES.
Genuine Devonshire,
Yard 31c '
Selected from our regular stock a
special lot of good patterns and colors.
Silk Check
Suitings At
Yard 59c
Ask for 'UeKona' 36-ln. silk check suit
ing, a delightful fabric with sllk'chock
making pattern on grounds of blue,
green or heather.
Shirting Madras
Very Special
Yard 2?c
A limited lot of shirtings. A
attraction for Gingham Week.
Percales Only
Yard 9c
A limited quantity of these 24
25 inch crisp, fresh percales in
lot. While the lot lasts, yard 9c.
75c And 85c
Suitings Reduced
To, Yard 58c
A limited lot of these 36 Inch check
and tweed suitings. In good weight
for spring frocks. Shop early.
Yard Wide
Sateen, Yard 39c
stripe. In a good serviceable
BUY
ARE
AS
BE-
real
nnd
the
Self
quumj. oiors are rose. grev. nayy,
brown, tan, apricot, Copen as well as
black.
Fancy Outing
Flannel 14c
BOO yards of 27-inch soft, fleecy flan
nel to offer at this reduced' price.
30c Bleached
Outing Flannel,
Yard 24c
This Ir nn excellent 30c quallly, 38
.Inches wide. Approximately 1000 yards
at tho above greatly reduced price
45-Inch Pillow
Tubing," 43c
Indian Head" brand.
This is tho well known
63-Inch Indian
Head 49c
These are perfect shorts. Nearly all know
Its wonderful wearing quality. Perfectly
blenched. The yard at 43c.
Crash Toweling,
Yard 15c
In a desirable weight. 16 Inch width, natural
color, with heavy blue stripe border.
Mercerized Broadcloth) Cfl
Exceptional Value At J OUC
axle's Tt7e,f,h,rins thrn?hi,d,?ense;S "T " """'
favored material. Your rhoi , , ?. .$1 s '.ORS ln. Trious ways. Certainly a much
also irrev. as inrhoo ...mv. " ,u"on ,n colors: .Navy, rose, light blue rnnenhnon
rose, light blue, Copenhagen,
49 Pound Sack Ax Billy Best Valley Flour SI.85
-KK T'"'EI,V Bl'- -WW PACKAGE STAR
CHOCOLATE DROPS
POUND L-.c
NO. 1 CAN A. & L.
OYSTERS 15c
NAPTHA AVASIIINO
POWDER 20c
.TP,'P CAX OH1RADELLI
vauLMi liiuc'OLATE 30c
,.,,T $5'85 Fifty Foot Garden Hose $4.75
KEYSTI )V. TiinMino v
- i iiuii.tni.i
BOTTLES $l.l).
-$-").00 (iUA RAN TEED ELEC
TRIC IRONS $.;,75
-Hi INCH LAWN
-MOWERS ,cs.2.)
-(iUARANTEED HOUSE
rAiM, fiALLON $,1.15
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Iter. Phor SVX t
Beginners nnd Advanced
Topular Pongs Immedi.it.'ly
WATERMAN METHOO
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7th Ave. E. Phone 17 J
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Our Diamond JuhilM
of QiulIut nd Sarvir
J-A.FOl.6ITR (tevt.
Carpet Cleaning
t.rvt r.. hi u .
Phone 300
i
$15-50
to
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FRANCISCO
Stage Terminal
I'hono ISiW
Coat and Dress Department
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES
Women's conts nil 1.,,,, v1ps am ,ipwpst fllads.
511.75,,"54S
U onion . Salin C,,,pp ,)rPSSp from
$11 10 35
. $12.7522.50
J-.ncnsn Hroa,!,.I,it, 1
of color, ....:, ' "'R rnnge
x. "ii
New iiu.i. v .,..i.. ... .
value "Phnmi, roirulnr
Dross Oiiieliams "
C ynnls fop
2.50
38'
$1.00
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