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TIIE EUGENE GUAED
Thursday Evening A.:i -
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TAKE NEW POST
ItolHen Dirkemoo, In(ructfr of
11 rat ion in the University of Oregon,
. has icrrptrd a pui.ii.on in the depart
ment of history in the Kthical Cul
ture drhonl, w l'frk, snd will tin
frtakfl his new dutiei in the fn II.
The Kthirfll Culture school hss a upe
rint prnjtrnra of moral rdurntion. It Is
promotrd hy a Rroup of wenliby east
ern rcntflrtit v.
No littlo amount of prestige (toes
with an appointment to the fsoilly of
this Frhon as qualified ratnilatrM fur'.
position are rnsidered from all
purta of the Tnited Stair s before
final selections are made. In. I tat-id
Cm ill Murrey, profenitor of liimory
el Cnlnmhin university and author of
the "I'nited States of America. " wns
f-r seven years head of the history
department of the Kthica! Culture
school.
Mr. Ilckerson was rrndunted ffm
the 1 'ni versify of Oregon with the
biirhelor'a rlfgree in HCTi and will ne
ceive his maHfer of nrf k deitm' In
June, Jle hns taught hUlnry nnd the
twin I sciences In the University hixl.
-)ioo on t h t cn mpus for t he m t
five years.
Harold Iln.vmond Itt'iijsnnn. n srnd
ll.i tn of the 1020 class of the Univer
sity of Oregon ami principal of the
University hj.li school for the past
three rears, has J'ist hern nwnrdd
Hie $1.(100 Cubherly fellowship t In
land Stanford nniverMily nnd will un
dertake work there next full for his
degree of doctor of philosophy. As a
.. Iiitig fellow he will have rhurge
of the practice teaching, and have
miperrisipn of the work in observa
tion of lencliing in (lie Klunford school
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWRY
Kriduy Uridge. club uieuiUerjf Are
this evening eim-ruining at a dinner
pirty fur their huttundM at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carroll. Tin.'
dinner is to be ot Mix-thirty o'clock.
Mrs. J. V. Kays is to be hostess to
members of JiHieums club tomorrow
uftcrpoon at the Sigma
house.
daughter, Mrs. II. W. Thompson, an'J
Mrs. itticD Vtaahburne M;irlin tu u
rive tins evrning from Hun Kranciso
for a visit. Mrs. Martin will visit ii.tr
parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Wmki.
bur ne of .Springfield.
The woman's auxiliary cf Ht. Mnr
Kpiscopnl church is tu'mcti at the
home of Mrs. Flora Micdomild at OIL'
Tenth avenue witt tomorrow afternoon.
An event that is "f interest to
inmy thin evening nil! he the concert
of the Cecilia n Choral club', which is
to be given at the university inui
auditorium.
Tomorrow evening members of the
Shrine club are entertaining with
duneing and curd parly for all mem
bers of the organization and their
wives. I he affair m to be given nt
the MfiKonic temple at eight o'clock.
These will also b u program.
Mra. Frank Jenkins Is expected to
arrive home this evening from I'ort-
M nu where she lum lee for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. J. S. Muglndry Ih expecting tier j
New County Road
Is Asked of Court
Miss Lylnh .MrMurphey plans to
IJeta I'hi : 'l"av """"'b'' f"r It' seburg to meet
bit mottier. Mm. Atoms aicMurpnei,
who is returning to Kugene after it
lay of four mouths in J, Angelt-M.
J Word has been received on the un'
j rersity campus of the marriage .-f
i Lieutenant Kmerald F. Sloan and Mis
f.uciie Schaffer which Vntk plan April
I -'I. Mr. Sloan is n gniduate 'f the
i university with the pIhkb of MKl'2, and
j Mrs. SlonnV home has been in Mi
; soula, Montana. 'J'hey will make their
home in Misioula where Lieutenant
Kloan is atationrd at Frt .M;oul:i.
The A. A. U. W. Is to have a lun
cheon at th Anohorage Saturday.
Members will discuss college girls
problems. ,
Pntrons and frlenda of the high
school ore greatly interested in the :
entertainment and plays to be given
tomorrow evening at the high school
by the rnrent-Teacher anHociation.
Three one-act plays are to be given,
the proceeds to go to the student loan
fund. The program ia to begin nt i
rijtiJi'iii ii'ca o cioch.
I't4lnhliithuieiit of n new county road
to connect the Coburg road with the
of education. Mr. jlrujiiiiiin received " "V"" " " ' "7 .
bis master of arts degree from Or
gon lns( year.
T
10 BE REASSESSED
Readjustment of property assess
ment a in the F.ugeun htiHiness dis
trict, particularly where- there has
been rnnNidcYnhle. building during the
pant year, will soon be under way.
acrnrding to announcement of Hen. F.
Keeney, county nttsertsor. The assess
ment for (be vnrious county districts
Is now nearing completion end then
the I'jigeue district will be checked
itp nnd completed, the aNessor slates.
One piece of property on the south-
went corner of Ninth avenue east
and I'earl street which Ik owned by
the city will go on the tax nll and
It la probable t hnt back taxca for five
years will also be required, the as
Mcssor slates. This property which
, woa purchased o number of years
ago for ii. site of a proposed new
city ball has never been used for
municipal purposes nnd the ground
Is now drawing rent of $HSO n ypnr
from the Kugene. Service station. The
buildings are Uu the tax rolls but
the ground has been exempt, the as
aessur said.
bouse is being urged by n number of
residents of that district uud the
matter was taken up with I'. M.
Morse, county engineer, lodny. The
proponed road which will follow prop
erty lines and uot cut through any
far nib is about one mile in leiufth
and will be of much convenience to
farmers who nt present have to make
a trip of about three miles to reach
tho Coburg road from their homee
north of tho McKeuxie.
Oregon Instructor
To Publish Hook
Woril wan rrceivi'd hfr lliii wivlt
Hint the lllfonl I'tiivprsity I'rm hn
airtptril Mr hiIIIiiiIIoii, "The Mitul
'f Kml," tll work nf III', ( I),
Thorpp, nKHnrlnIn iirnrrNNDi' of Kim-
In lh 1,'iiivcrnlty of Hi niton. The
lliuuilrrlil on Krulu vat I'rofraxir
Tlinrpr'a (lifali, wriltrn in mrllnl fill
filliiionl tor llif ilinrpn of itixtot of
.liilo..ipliy In llirnuiiri', n Ii it-It Hi?
Onion inn u olilninnl lliia irlti( at
tin- 1 nlii'r.ily of .Mlihisn.
Ilavlnj ri'iintly imim-il liir f i tin 1 oi
ain tmil.'iu for ili ilot'torair, I'r.if.
Tliorpo I. iiiiihinc orriinariiiFnla to
mnkr a trip iibroml, limn i'oniilrtin i
year'. Irav. of nimrnn from ilio mii
"rllv. llf viill W r,-,niiiniiic, h)
Mr.. 'I'lioriir. In tlir fill. Iir will offir
rourara nt tlr. j.m In i:nlili vrrai-,
lpl pnIIOMII of KlIKiUti ,ro.r .1) ,.,
i'i ltii liii, i-iiui, nr in ivrilten Kiiglitli.
New Cosmopolitan i
Store to be Opened
Nnrritl KI.M-Vli.'Mrrs of llir fo.ino. !
Milan Ulnm Inr. of thin I'iiy will to j
to Mi'M nmillo loluorrow to iittrml 1
tlir f irliml ol'rliiii, of tin. iMV tlorf
"' ' Ail llii-rr. The ooiMliin of I
tlir nfw iori of tin. coi.'iTii nt InnV.
prlolrnif a .if,ur, fr ja). m
Hie forvnllln op.iimi will aUn l.i. Iih
in I lie ni'nr fuiiirr, ii.Toriliiin to offi
liulii of ihp 1'onipnn.r hrrr. Tln or
(Hnllnilion iilnnn on oprniiiK n Ku
flif lorf lull no fnr loi .nilnlilr
ration linn ,rrll oMninril. I lhr nn
lioilmrmrnl. Th offh-ri of llir rii.
ny ari In Ijumr nml nmnr Ku
rnr proplf arc inirrriipil in tlir imii-pid.
"Mothers' Day" .
Program Planned
Prepornilnnn for npi-clnl "Molhera'
liny" proiiruiiK for llm Klrat t'hria
linn rliiirrh Kiiinlny, .Mny III, are bc
inr mmln, arronliiiK In annoiinorm.nt
Imlny of Dr. H. V. Hlivi-rn, pnntor.
'J im fori'lionn prniirmn will bo a pnK
runt In rhnrKc of ,Mr. Tlimnna llailry
iiiio i ii I H win lie iiiproprlill frr tlir'
olnrrninoii of "MoUiorn' liny," llr.
Htlirrn ntntrn. A npi-riul prom am In i
nnnor o unit Hera will also ba dt-liv
eri'ii at the morning nervit'en. In
til" evening l.nverne Hmitli will alng
Inilinn nonga In conlnme, In llic au-liiiniiceinriit.
Revival Service
Is Opened Here
. It la learned thac another exponeut
of wlmt In termed the full gonpel, b:i
been engaged by the llilile Hliiuilnrd
church to hold a nerien of meetings in
Eugene and the firm of the aerloa wn
held lam evening nt the inhaiou lo
cated at the corner of Seventh and
I'earl atreeta.
Hev. Hornahuh, the local paator,
had given out Hint Evangelist btuern
ngol, of Nncrameuto. who Ii connecio l
with nn Independent church at that
plnce. hns been engnced nnd ihnt hi.
work was better known throughout !
mo en wnero ha had been engaged
quite largely along evangelistic lines
Ihnn It wns on the coast nnd it ws
hoped, he Bald, that thoe w"ho look
Willi favor upon the "full gospel"
would rnlly lo tbe ailpport of the
services. ,
Tonlghfn sermon topic will be:
"Why We Kelieve the Itible is the
Word of (iod," according to announcement.
Hoard of Control
Coes to Pendleton
H.M.EM, Ore., April 2.L-Tlia atiito
hoard of control will be in Pendleton
tomorrow in company with architect
to stnku out the ground for the wing
of. tho eastern Oregon stale hospital,
aiilohorlseil hy nn appropriation of
K'l'n.tXKI hy the 11125 legislature. Tho
""ant app I llrlo It. W. llossnck.
of Portland, to draw plnns for the
S.'ltl.tHKI pnvillion at tbn slate tuber
culosis hospitnl iiiur here, llids will
bo called for as soon as Is possible.
Blaze Starts in
Booth-Kelly Mill
SPItlNunmi. April ;a. (Spe.
cinll.- A mull fire broke out in the
Ho 'Hi-Kelly snwinlll yesterday after
noon, whin the fuses blew out III the
transformer loom, Igniting il,e con-!
Inlnrr which they were In. The ui.lill '
switch was nuickly pulled, limiting I lie
entire mill down for a period of nimui
I miniiles. ami the blnre wua quickly j
eiliiiuiln-d with rhemii-iil exliin- I
uisliers. No ilnnuige was ilone. j
LAST
SHOWINGS
TODAY!
Eugene Was Amazed!
"THE
HOUSE
OF YOUTH"
A Drama of Today
with
Jacqueline Logan
Malcolm McGregor
Chrlatla Comedy
'Why Hesitate"
K1NOC1RAMS
Horns of tha Ulg Wurlltzer
Tomorrow
"A Man Desires'
Carpet Cleaning
Olivi St., mrt m i
Phone 300
i
Dean Peavy Will
Address Chamber
leorje W. I'eaiy, dean of
arbn.'i f foreslry of Ihe llrre n
rlnilliirsl O'llrge, v,i! ,hr prmclp,!
epesker at the spri-isl liiu.-hn.ii pro
gram h be hrl.l In the Kugene chom.
I'cr of mminrrr I'hiira.lay. April ,'ill
In ob,ervnoii- of Aiiiencan r'urest
" ek. according t i annonni eineot of
I- Kngrne rln.lw:. k. rhamtirr e,-re
lary. Irsn IVavy will tjik ,,,
vlil. of the (rrtii forrsls and stress
t'ie nerd of prulertlnu during I It com
i'i siiminrr es.in. A musical pro
it mil f. r the l,,,iir,, ,ii
arranged.
llir
Lawn Contests to
Be Held This Year
Klrst awsnl In ttie annnsl Iswn can.
test to be ...ndilrtrd b) the women')
mill. Ir ,,f ih, rhamher of romioeMe
will he S this jr. it , ni".iinre.l
ee nd priie i:l be f.1, and there wjl
lie four oilier ft prises.
lily persons who care for their
own lawns mny rompete. it Is stated
Mwns under care of profe
gsrdners sre In. Iiril.lr. Points nffrr-.l
Include 50 founts f,.r lbs condition ..f
the lawn and ,Vl f .r shrubs. At rnsro.
rna.-f. there will be two ! of jodgrb.
one i"or tha July coatrst and one lor
August.
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MAIL ORDEHS PROMPTLY AND
CAREFULLY KILLED SAME DAY
RECEIVED
LADIES HOME JOURNAL
PATTERNS ARE HERE
- AX BILLV DEPARTMENT STORE
HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERFAS1
FABRICS. MANY NEW WEAVES
WOMEN'S "BOBOLINK" GUAKAXTEPn
' SILK HOSIERY PAIR $1.25
Featuring Specials For Final
Days Of Gingham Week!
In addition to these items you'll find a number of other specially priced merchandise to make Ginsha
Week a memorable one. s m
As usual Ax Billy's for" piece goods largest and most complete stocks abound here.
Entire Stock Oi
"KALBURNIE'
GINGHAMS
Go At, Yard
iS
FAST COLORS TOO
32 INCHES AVTDR
- J..aOJ. VVUVJllO J. JJ
7,,ltSIlteu ,hP ""'i kltChen W"h dalnty thlnsSl that yu can eas"y maka Irom our new
summer Kalburnle ginghams.
"7hk, glfghRm curtjil'1s tor your winffows, use gingham aprons and gingham house dresses.
LttLn?n I6! I a", , k ,"kt 1uW- ,Come ln today and Iet us 6how you tho fascinating
patterns and rich colorings in Kalburnte glnglums.
Extra Special!
"Duretta" Cloth,
3 Yards 99c
Just as tho name Implies 'ffirmly woven whlto
twilled fnbrlc- so serviceable for house dresses, aprons
nurses aprons, etc. Specially priced nt 35c the yard.
Silk Stripe Madras
Reduced To, Yd. 49c
And a wonderful value at 60c.
In light, summery patterns', 32
Inches wide; special lot.
Can You Picture Buying V1 Co
Voiles At So Low A Price .J
iS pX't"" whlch are 80 8ea8onab,c- 500 'ards ,0 of,er at
New Lingerie
Checks, Yard 29c t
It's softness and texture makes It"
an Ideal material for dainty lin
gerie. Choi of eight lovely shades,
onhld, rose, light blue, flesh, peach,
nllo, malie alao whito. Yard wide.
A HKAUTIKl-Ii LOT OP
Fine High-Grade
55c, 60c And 65c -
LKGIIOHX TISSUES
ANDKHKOX ZKL'HYRS
AND
English
Longcloth, Only
19c Yard
A cloth of merit, soft
finish, 3S inches wide. At
this price one should buy
for future as woll as pres
ent use. . .
Lingerie Crepes,
Yard 27c
A special lot of wonder
fully durable crepe for
Ihose practlcnl under
things.. Require no iron
In. Plain colors and
dainty lingerie, prints.
Jap Crepes,
Very Special,
Yard 21c
Japanese crepes needs no Introduction as they are
so favorably known for their serviceability as well
na launder so satisfactorily. True these are termed
as shorts but usuable lengths In lot.
GllBRAE
GINGHAMS
AM, FAST COLORS
S2 IXC! IKS IDK
--In an array of twenty charming
patterns and shades to select from.
Your fingers will itch to gel out a
needle nno' thread when vou see
these splendid (Including imports)
soft cVrapory ginghams.
Need Cretonnes To
Brighten The Home?
YAH'KS TO 1 no
4i V Y A K I) j ZJC
- A special lot mt S and Ss Inch
colorful cretonnrs In a g.wi selec
tion of patterns. Offered Just when
house cleaning is at Its heuht--the
transformation of new window hang
ings taking rlace.
(-.INGHAM WKKK STKCtAL!
Table Damask
Yard 79c
Yes. the linen department, too.
I oln to (Its r.inshim Week
super values. Kor Instance one lot
colored bonier table damask In white
combined with two and three Inch
border Mn.i of gold, blue or nve
ARE YOU BOTHERED
"WITH TIRED FEET?
WOMEN'S
PERFECT
CORRECTIVE
FOOTWEAR
A COXSTAXT DELIGHT
AXD COMFORT ASSURED
-And smart enough to be a favorite for lis stvle
alone.
Sprlnetlme. ths time when all thlnp. are primpel
up and repaired for that most glorious part of
the vesr. summer-brings the fart to mind that
summer cannot be enjoyed with tired aching feet
and that this la the logical time to repair .hi,
phyalcal damage.
Come In and ! ns prove to you that comfort
ran be yours without the aid of heaw hundlesome
arch support shoes i shoes with built in arches i or
arches worn In the shoes.
And If you need shoes, we can rurplv vou with
a shoe that Is orthopedirally and si-lentificallT cor
rect and at a price that la within reason.
-IX BLACK KID, PAIR $,?.no
-IX BROWX KID. FAIR ;.;,o
r7frshes'n ,"1,','u, boiU ,h" m(, ond.rful
News For
Men And Boys
Just a few good reasons why it pays for men and
boys to do their shopping at Ax Billy's.
Men's Lisle Dress
Socks, Pair 35c
3 Pairs for $1.00
Mercerized lisle dress socks
of merit. HlRh spliced heel
and reinforced in all wearing
parts; colors are medium grey,
champagne, navy, cordovan,
French tun also black. Sizes
10 to
Men's Balbriggan
Union Suits 85c
FRIDAY- - SATURDAY
SPECIAL,
The -well known "Royal
Mills" line, In correct weight
for spring nnd summer wear.
Short sleeves, nnklo len,,th
ecru color, sizes 3G to 46
Men's $1.19 Work
Shirts Only 98c
FRIDAY AXD SATURDAY
SPECIAL!
Good weight Chambray work
shirts, double stitched through
out, full cut, long sleeves,
regulation collar, two pockets.
Sizes to 17.
Men's 65c Knit
Ties At 39c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIAL!
At such n low price men
will sco the Importance of
freshening their supply ot
neckwear. Pretty patterns.
The saving is more pronounced
ii you get two nt a time .ac
Boys' All Wool Two
Knicker Suits At
$10.75
It makes mother nnd father
both proud to see their boy
in stylish looking clothes anil
It gives tho hoy a feeling ot
self respect among his phv or
schoo' mates. Why accept just
ordinary clothes when .vou can
get the kind that 1 will give
your boy a distinctive appear
ance. The two pair of knickers
Insures double wei-r. Yoke and
pleated back, full helled, full
lined throughout, sizes to 17
i an anil brown tweeds.
r Boys' Silk Stripe
Madras Rlnme. T.l 70,
-With coatlesa rtuv. .tmn. - .. .. ".
them in uin.i, mem. it 8 on v niturai i"'
button eiiff. . 1 . , ' '"'"on on co ar band, two
onion cuffs, one pocket, sizes B to It years.
Th Boys' Blouses 85c
The " Little rnlnn.r-
size, ,0 U years. (-,,! n rn" " fT rtp.
4 Pounds Golden
Bananas 25c
- HECKS of
SILKS ys OFF
HJOM RIKiULAR TRICKS
TArrKTA S'S S, ETC.
$4.50 All Wool
-Note , w . 8 GOOdS' Yard $1'98
dress VAa'ln'auch'c'i,5 'nrh,'-,: wonderful quality wool surnmrt
via In u, h charming shades a, rose, onhld and orar.fe-