The Eugene guard., April 24, 1925, Image 2

April i.
THE EUGENE OUAED
!, ft
Pago Two
Friday Evening
it
j rt Paris, adjutant scneral of tlit
i Uhfrevfr prarlicable, the order"
aUl, a ct'nioiijr by the perwinel of
I the army in honor of attendirijc and
i ahhiit inoitn r nlmuid h hfdd and
j the gravf in post, re metTles whir
j Koldit tn' iiHitluT" ar at ri't nhull b
drmrut'-d. 'J'bf 'Ofiiiiiii.dinsc f eii-ra
. v.rcf instruct -d to iHUP invitation"
i to moilt'TM of Kftldifm to airi-nd th
J fircimiiiif j n (id it wuh MJt;gi'Ht'd thai
; .sfH'i'inl iiivitniioiiH hp pipnt-d to
! gold tnr inot Item who could he
: rcaihfd.
The !ag Is all Kf-t ff,r tUn opcu'" ;
of "A Night in l'aris." Ilif bg fun
jisjfcoiit of the Amrrimn tuition, n-;
tint oil by Kiuattiana, Kotarbn i
and I. ion, at the armory tonight.
Iinors of tb 'mildiug will be thrown
oprn at 7:30 uYlork l.Miight, and the
Nhowtf will last until 1U u'clm-k. The i
Pfipaut will he repeated ISaturdny ;
jiijtlit. Following are the vvpui n th? j
progr-iiu: i
Jick Fox, formerly leading man
with Ulsin Jaiiia.
Jvy Lilly, "radio kjrncopnting Mn ,
buater." I
Mr. and Mr. Sid iJliotiiie iinl
company, in "A Night in Turin ' dam-r
Kit. J
Adirie SIoHoitla, 'master of b!a k .
Home of Prince
Looted by Yeggs
IMP SHOOTERS TO !
MEET C01WS !
! teiimed;
I , i
I
Lull in Wind Saves
Pendleton Buildings
prVlll.FTflV. fire.. Aoril 24. X
"I"".!. . .. ..... ... :j .1.!.
IV ! lortuoaie ilili la me niuu ibiii
aur big-time vaudeville bill, sod lv
well worth seeiuz."
'o!lowing are tbe shooters to rep
resfnt Kucene.
!(. A. Babli, tram captain: J. NV.
Seavey, I,. K. hunmoni. liar
II Vmf.li W 11. Itohertsnn. W W.
MrCornark, Dr. Hall, w. H. Andrr- I raoininj was factor in preventing
sou. H. O. Lowell. Ir. f. M. Day, J. ' , leave lose by fire in tbe heart of
A. Ituanell. J. II. Hlewett, W. W.
Iirown. Hoy Slien, Dr. William II.
N'eal, N. J. NHson, Hay Vcatch, Hud
Kompi), Dr. I.. lingim. K. It. Danrjer,
(iu Neely, A. W. Hrlliwell, S. SS.
l,:ilell.
lYrH'inne! ' f ! Ijc 20-innn trapliont
iug team from the I.ane County
i picture island for another month autl t
Tilis will lie tile finl of 1
i fni:u-i) innr-rl!y tonrDar.t' lit
KuffPtir nnd
thro. - fur tliat inn'. i t" report received CREDIT SERVICE
to helm tiro oflVe of The. county auperin-1 ,.nl,,,tir,n ,.,..,. 0 Willan).
Con-ollir. j temlent or n.lioole. 1'hone .'ITS. f. S. Uillon. !lf.
ml UUM-en arta. '.lib mi em.ral.l worth SIIIOll. Ill
Hawaiian Here nidcm, in homo land , ,.,,,:,,, inj,.p Mnv i,i,i,., ihe
aiiiiKu ami milnic. I n1(.fl ., ,.,.,rl,i,,., ! ,me per-
U.1,1 rcllown I,iim.1, In Interlude, ami , ,.iliilr wil, iUf h,e.
coli'ert.
Altl'AlilA. (nl.. April L'l.- I'eae
officer loilay were iniealijjBliiin h:ir-
glaty of (lie borne of I'r loe Krik of. W
lieninailt here ye-lrrflay ill HlilWl tw'.
rlni valur.l at f IIKat were taken
.Several fur piecru anil fur coat v.il
ii' il at fs.VrO were wrapped up hj liw
liilljtlare. hut left beliihfi. Iliey evi
dently htvihir heen anrjiriaifl.
'f'l.n lii,.ln.v il una l'eiw.rled In
fl t,v I'rinee l:rik. oeem-ed ! ( 'orvn Hi", the deridina ' hoot will
..... i- .... i ..-:...... t rn iii'iiiriil vrounil.v. taa )Ir. .M''7or'
I lin.'id.all ; na. k. l'"i' " -
! ' V.i mlniiminn will be charae.l for n hooi was planned for two monllm
Ihe trphoot Sunday," " Mr. .Mo ; but a rennent that it be maintained
Cornaek. "The reaular program atarta.fnr Ihe additional period wan made to
at 10 a. m.. and the team ehoot rijrbt I (he aehol board.
after luiieb. Siieetntom who come u.it j
lo urr Ihe kbo t will be Ireilled to .1 j The first telephone wa inatnlled
deinoinlratlon by .1. Vi'. Seavey, atate in the White llniife in JKS1, when
I'liauipion. Thia would be H topliner .uiMlront was president.
die city, according to Chief Iiingotd
oi th local fire department. The roofi
ntn burned off three small butiuesa
etlablifbmenta.
The wind bad been blowing contin
uously for 48 houra hut ceaaed about
four o'clock thia morning. The fire
wan diaeonered about 5 o'clock and
I.eTore it waa extinguished, the wind
waa blowing again harder than ever.
I Nu estimate of damage made by the
Arraiigementa have been made fnrKnihla of r.vth ae. ownera of the
th continuing of ihe achool on Good- I irnerty, at a late hour thia morning.
Goodpasture School
Will be Continued
Sftor! Miir n't, astifX'iatinn to romprte j
Siioday wiili a 'ii'ar tfiim from tU'
('riallm tiun rhiU, at the niunidp.il ;
.niiirinn field it ann'-une'd today hy
Y. Mii Virnvif, rlnirmnn of tlr
innmiMpe in rhurcc of tint h'ot. t ,. triirhpr employed will he retained ' w 1 1 I amfttc r.nt t FCTION AND
Hhoiild Uie urore be tied at the mil j srnooi waa paianiHijr uurins ,
of Hip HPcond mateli. lo he held m ; Hie period oi nign water in rn winier .
,i.nK it was iinponathjp !r ttie fiiiioreD i
vho reside on the inland to make the 1 gib.
Mutual Life. 11. aprbgua.
tf
20 E
tf
nieilr .li-n l.oijt i"oth,
,Mf ,.,, cre our driving.
Crip of the minMtng ' l ines w.tn a
plrtfimiiii jiiirl n flinmond linnT rinj:
valued at f.'1'KK) and the other pt
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY:
Ff'It RF.NT (iroperr store building
one and hailf hlork eaat Onburn
hotel. Inquire .110 Sth Ave. K. or il. j
M. Lakin. M. Jt. A., near Avard Ktn
tion. n'.iO
A atyle fhow, fealuriitg popular j
iiiphiIipik of Ktigene'H younger net in
the MMiKoii'a Intent fashion eie.-itioiiH,'
will he one of the eiiieriainnit'iilti.
1'liern will he coiKTHHioim and "ide
ahowM gnlore, neforduig to (ieorge F.
Love, general flisirimui in rimrge. A
apiifo will he provided in the ei-iiler
oi ihe room, where all who d'-Mire will
be given an opportunity to dan e.
"X" Arklcy, noted globe tr-tter and
KilhoncKe nrtiHl, who is Npemltlig H,
lew day a in Kugpue, will he one of the ,
L-oiieeMfjoii art ini h. it is mated. '
A "La iegionnain'" Cm fa will be;
I'otiitiirted by thu In lien anxilinry to;
the legion, and the Salv.ilion Army i
niii nerve coiire and dotightitiH. j
"iteeeipta will go to three worthy
raint'A," aaya Mr, Love, "'i'lieea are '.
to needy familiea of Lana county dli
aided veieraim, or to veterans them- ;
fci'lven w ho, heeaiiKo of goveriimeiit :
red lpa cannot receive hoipitalixn ;
tion or uoinpijiiwiJiou, t 'ho V. C. T, i
II. farm honm for children at Cor
viIIIb, and lo Ihe Hoy KcoutH of Ku
gene, Tlin hIiuw will he clean and re
fined, mid we parlk'ufurly Invito la
diea to attend."
Details of the parade to feature the
Lane county school children'! pageant
to be held here Saturday, May U, are
taking ihape, according to aunouncc
inent today of E. J, Moore, county vu
jieriutendent ol acbonlk, Major W. 11.
White will be inanhal of the day and
Uie policing of ilia route of the parade
will be done by membera of the local
natluunl guard companies, it la nu-1
Hon need. i
The parade will form on the north
of Olive etrcet eitending aa farj
aouth aa Uie number of entrie pur-
licipalliig. The parade will go ami on :
Fifth avenue to Willamette street,
south to either Thirteenth or .Six
teenth avenues, depending on the
length of the parade and the number
'f spectators, then counter march on,
Willamette norih to ISixth, Uieu cant ,
to Oak atrect and the armory.
"The counter-march will enable .ill
thoae taking port itt the parade to ace
the entries of all other districts and ;
thia will add lo thu iniereat of the.
event for thwe who will he In the
pantile," Mr. Moore, said.
The board of tbree judges who will
van vn the entries and award the .
prises will have their stand on the
hah-oiiy of Ihe building at the north-f
west mrner of Ttnth avenue and Wil j
lunieite street at thi Kugene Uirsinraa .
college, is Ihe nnnouncemeut.
Jurymen Declare
Tillamook Child
Died From Heating
TILLAMOOK, Ore., April 21.- The
body of Sylvia limine. Or sea in p, ased
4, hits been taken to Portland for
burin) following (he lihpirM late ya
lerday whieh vemiltetl In n verd.-'t
tlut her death wan rnuMd by a bf til
ing with a strap admintnterf d by her
grnmlmother, Mrs, M. C. I'siuti, ,
Mm, Cora M. Otmamp, the childn
mothrr, took ttio body and nUu tliv
three yem old son, Clnrcme, The
father. Fetrr C. Peseamp. afler leav
ing tb oldest son, Leror, 10, with
neighbors in the Meda district, left
for Portland with the tw jrsr old'
on. Frank.
Mrs, Pston remains In Jml re.
awaiting action by the grnnd jury lo
morrow, Willie at I'm ino,uei yeterdv
Included everal neigh lion who loM
of reports that Mra. paton had brateti
the leM-anip ebthlren. It deie.p.I
thfil neiitlvttors had ftit a p-titiiii tt
county officers tiraing artb'a for th'
seiy of tlie eliildrrn.
Archdiocese (Jains
Christie Estate
roitn.ANP, Ore., April VI- The
entire e.tale of the late AivhbNhop
Aipxander t'hriHiie, valued at f liMHHi,
is left to the Catholic arrluiifre.e of
Oregon t'ily, over whn-h he prenitM,
tinner ths will filed here f.r probste.
Ntiputsiion is made ibat NpprovuiiRte
k l TO a- re of Uttd near P riland, In
cluded in tlia beiuet, In tttrd for
eicttittn aid msinieuiince of a emt.
nary for siodrnta in pnethool n( Hit
Homan Cnth-du lmrh. Pernonal
property is listed at K.HH rash.
Mothers of Soldiers
Will be Hemembered
WAHIUNiJTON, April 21 - A nation-wide
denionntrntton by the arniv
to express its affection and appre
ciation for the mothers of tb soUhers
of America hn been rdfed by tin
war departfiieut on Mother's da), Mav
lo.
lnfttruetions to commatidit g genrr
aU of all rorp area and iodrprtident
army rommands onlsnng tberti to ar
range suitable reremonie at po-Mn,
ramps and other wtaiions were f.if.
warded tmlay by Major Oencral Hob-
With every 1925 Hoosier Highboy
bought tomorrow
o
are kivii
A , ' .-
hL-L J Ik " Aw
Is
1 .5,1. mm i i, ii'JlMP-Ln
this chinaware.set,
cutlery and glassware
You wjll be delighted with the charming decoration and Colonial pat
torn of thia hlKh-Kritde, aeml porcelain, dinner et. You tnuat see this
not to roally nppri'ciatn it. It Is attractive enough to grace any table
a aot you will be proud to own. If you buy your Hoosier today or
tomorrow, you get this fine set at no added' cost.
Pay only down
You must hurry
offer ends tomorrow!
I his is your last chance to take ad
vantage of our remarkable 1 loosicr
offer. If you buy your Hoosier to
day or tomorrow' you get with it,
at no extra cost, a beautiful dinner
set, a real Dexter cutlery set and a
fourteen-piet e glassware set.
You v';iiiint iiffortl ( tli'liiy, however. This
is ii spiH'ilil offer to introdueo (lie new li'-.i
Hoosier Hijfhhoy- the finest kitehen rtih
inet ever nuule. Ami we hnvo only n lim
jtt'il number of cabinet for the otvnsion.
If you unit (hey mny nil he sold! Come in
toilny or (ilione nnd wo ,ill reserve n
1 hmsier mid the three soU for you.
We have also a limited number of other
Hoosier cabinets on which tho same liberal
Special Offer applies as long as they last.
ii
Thia is n genulno fioxter Pomentlo
Sclenre Set. It lneludea a carv
ing set of knifn and fork, two
aput ul.ia especially designed, a
variety of knives-ten pieeos In
all. kiich onrt is made of finest
crurtMo steel, plaint and keen
edited. This set conies with your
Hoosier. , v
Each piece In this crystal glass
ware set is designed to keep In
gredients In perfect condition.
There re seven spice Jars, five
large containers for dry staples,
one smaller Jar for tea or cocoa
and an open dish that is ideal
for salt.
Six NEW Highboy features
New combination aiau and wood panel doors. An entirely new daco
ratlvo touch la given by combining glaaa and wood panels In the upper
double doors. These doors are fitted with handy metal and wood racks.
On one, a single rack for extract bottles, on the other a triple tray for
change, milk checks, etc.
A newtyoe flour hln. A new flour bin with shaker sifter attached,
providing ample rapacity for all ordinary needs. II la accessible. rmori
able and easily filled. A porceltron bin conveniently located provides an
additional eO Ih, capacity If needed.
enlarged shelf atoeaga apace. I'ncluttered roomy shelves, full twelve
Inches deep, give a total storage space never before possible.
Oenuin porsallron ttoraga drawee. The big lower Vrawer Is converted
into a wonderful storage bin a tight, moist-proof, dust proof, receptacle
for flour, potatoes, winter vegetables or for staple fruits such as apples
oranges, etc. '
Genuine porceliron bread and caka bo. Just above the storage drawer
Is another drawer for bread and ck.-the finest and mrst convenient
bread hot ever designed.
Sliding tutting board. tv-r Ih- bread box Is a new sliding rutting
board of rock maple-- placed just where you would logically use it
Ihese, remember, are now features. The Highboy has also the doiens
of convenient devices that have for years made Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
famous.
Use
Your
Credit
WETHERBEE
-POWERQ
A IA3T HlftTH AND OAK jf
We
Charge
No
Interest
Extra!
J. C. Best Creamery
Butter Q
pound t9U
Alber's Cream Flaked
Oats, 1 lb.
4 oz. pkg.
Nucoa Oleo-
margarin e,
pound "
P. & G. Soap Deal,
St $1.00
Council Picnic Spread,
31 o. net, 21?
glass M.tM 4
Graham Crackers, Of
5 pound enrton OtM
Soda Crackers,
.'J pound enrton 2
Geld Medal Flour,
4!) pound
sack
Sugar,
15 pounds
Stanley Building Eugene, Oregon
Balk Coffee
Quality coffee priced 10
cents a pound under real
market . value. -Blended
and roasted by experts
and ground daily as sold.
A: A. Blend
None belter
pound
D. D. Blend
high grade,
pound . 1
G. G. Blend
Good coffee
pound
Peaberry
A strong coffee t(6
50
45
35
pound
We are building a coffee busi
ness. Over half a ton sold In
ten days, and every buyer will
repeat.
SAVE MONEY AT
STANLEY'S
We are prepared to handle- thousands SaturdsJ
rJinotoon onlomArvnlo and thn (roods rfiarlv tn V,j '
A.'UUWVW.A UB.VMJ.vvj. o "aUU QQ I
Vint, if Tinsaihle rln vour buvinff beforn non. ,1
will enable us to handle more people and give all I
better service,
Vegetables
5f
12
121
Fruits and
Grape Fruit, 2 for O'tI?
anil 3 for
Lemons, fancy
dozen mitM
Oranges, dozen
55c, 40c, V ,
Bananas, pound .... 12Jc
Newtown Apples, lb. 10c
Strawberries, box 25c
Golden Dates, 3 lbs. 25c
Cocoanuts, each 15c
Brown Onions, . -9
small, 3 lbs -B-V
Bermuda Onions, lb. 10c
White Wax t(j(i
Onions, pound
Green Onions, 4
2 bunches XSf
Radishes, long or A
round, 2 bunches'
String Beans, -f 'JJL?
pound JL 12
Tomatoes, pound 25c
Rhubarb, pound 5c
Lettuce, solid, 9'??
4 heads
Cabbage, solid,
pound
New Potatoes,
pound
.Sweet Potatoes
pound
Green Peas, pound 12j,
ArticnoKes
Ac
if
15t
-5t
2ft
ltt
A.
Squash, pound
Cauliflower
Cucumbers
Garlic,- pound
Jap Chilis, dry, lb. fel
Beets, Turnips, 4 nc
Carrots, bunch
Potatoes
Choice Netted Gems,
pounds
12 pounds
IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT
We Sell Only Government Inspected Beef
ALL DAY SATURDAY UNUSUALS
HAMS CURE
Whole or half
pound .
28
roasts sr
and Bump, U. S. Inspected
Beef, while they last, Af
pound
CONTRACTORS
And
HOME BUIL
We were never better prepared to supply you with
Lumber, Lath and Shingles
We have a Iarsre stock of lumhr rf all rr-l, r1 rlimen-
- ...VVB v m j ft nuvo uii m
sion, and have added two new trucks to our equioment which
insures you of prompt delivery. Remember we offer you
nothing but old growth stock of the most durable quality.
We have a plan service that is of exeat benefit to anv one
planning a home and we want you to come in and make use
of it.
It Will Pay You To See Us
Before You Build.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
507 Willamette St. pnone 452
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