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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1925)
Page Sixtee THE EUGENE GUAfiD Saturday F.voning, April Iluodreda of peraona crowded th armory last night at the opening of "A Plight in runs" hy the American I.orifin. The allow will bo repeated in it lil. Gambling- devices, for whi h crip or paper money only wan Ac cepted drew throngs of funniakera, and tho Odd Fellow band and or chestra furnibhed music between tinn'fl. I,at niglil'a crowd nearly paid fnr the rspenies of putting on the show, according to (irorgv K. Love, chnlr iium. Tonight's attendnnee will deter mine how miifh money wilt be raised for the relief of Lane county' dis abled war veterans, and their fumi lie, sjiys Mr. Iove. The drum corps, dressed in colored artifcts smocks and tam-o'-ahantera, nnrured throtiub the streets to the ar mory nt 7 Mf o'clock last night, where the Odd Kellows bund tank up the dhi:c. The style show put on by a group of Kugeue women pmred a popular attraction, i"g garments frntn Mcilnrran and WaahbtirnVa. Tonight they will display frocks from tJiltuore'a. office of K. J. Moore, county superln tendent of schools. These posters will be distributed at the schools in the near future. A number of teachers and school officials from various parts of tin county were at the office of Mr. Moore today ami they bring an mi ranee that interest in the coming celebration is at a high pitch and that large delegation from their respct ire diM ricts will be in Kugene for the event. Heart Failure is Cause of Death of Mrs. W. J. Cooley Tests for Cattle On McKenzie Soon Tuhtrctilmla ti-t for dairy heriU In the nppfr MrKi-iwi will Iw liMd nut wrfk mi" on Tui-mwr Apm 28 lr. Thonipnon In company with T. W. Carnpy will mako a trip throuih that dintrlrt amrtlng at VI- trrvllla. The follmvitiK ilny Hie n-turn trip will lie made and 1 rxts will lie hfld on both day", it la announced at tut office of O. 8. Fletcher, Lane county airlcultural aent. All own era of hrrda are beinc requcated to hare their atork ready for the teata II dealred, la the announcement. rrTTAf!E fJHOVK. April 2.1. (Kpeciall Mn. W. J. Cooley dropped deed Friday morning at 0::m o clmk from heart failure. She wna namling by the ink In the kitchen of her home on t'lierrr Court, when ahe put her hand up to her face, paid "Oh" and fell. She hna been troubled with lire heart all the pant winter. She waa born In Henton, Iowa, and had ahe llred until the l'llh or neit month would have been fW yenra old. Sho wa married to Kmery Heath, who died, lenvlnj her with two chil dren, .loaeph lleeth of Itenton, Wn.h. and Mm. flllie Mvera of Portland. She married W. ,1. Cooley at Toledo,1 Voh , In 18N3 and leafea beaidea her huaband ail children, Mr". Freda Cor bin of Medford, l.loyd Cooley of Ar leta, Mra. Alpha llalaey of Portland. Mra. Krneatine Pound of Portland, 1 and Mra. Jeanie Chaae of Seattle, Wnah. A aon. Itoy Cooley, died alnce they came to Cottage t;rove. A enter. Mra. Ollie Shaffer, of Charlealnn, Wauli alao eurvivea. The funeral will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock from the Chrlitian church, of which Mra. Cooley waa a member, Itev, A. ,1. Adama, officiating. Ilurial will be In the I. (). (). K. and A. I' and A. M. cemetery Postal Will Have New Oregon Lines Installation of another line of the Postal Telegraph (,'nhle company be tween Kngene and Halem Is Included in a number of extensions of the ser vice planned by the nrgnnlsatinn, ac-' 'cording to snununcaniejit here. Two additional telegraph lines between Sa lem and Portland will also be in oper ation soon. New lines from Seattle have been Installed and circuits eaut from Los Angeles are rt part of the extensive development program plan ncd by the postal company, it la an nounced. The new linen In Oregon will proTide a direct contact with eastern circuits, Is the report. Posters to Boost Schools Pageant ' T.ane county's school pageant to he held here (Saturday, May 0, will be extensively advertised through the county schools by means of posters that are now being prepared at tho Second Coming of Jesus is Subject After giving an exposition of the parable of the ten virgins, hvange list Ktetirnagel who Is conducting I revival campaign at the llible Htuu dard mission, emphasizing some atart ling facta regarding the second com ing of the Lord, lie aaid the Christian world wsa made up principally of foolish virgins while comparatively few had the oil In their val which represented the grace of (iod in the heart. Aa the first songster warbles his note of gladness at the peep of dawn and later an host of song birds an nou ne the dawn of day ao the evan gellst said tbnt a few decades ago only hern and there a minister herald ed the doctrine of ,lenus second com Ing while now nearly every denomina tion and some entire denomination advocate the soon coming of Jeans as a very essential doctrine. lie announced hla subjects for Sun day to be "How to lie Killed With the Kplrlt," Why We Keep the First Day of the Week?" and "The Nnture, and Necessity of the New Hlrth" for the three services of the dny. Japan now hss three Notary eliiha. . inn iirr (iipninena anti-toxin was made In lNlM, For Saturday and Monday Satin Crepe Dresses Women's Blouse Values From $12.50 to $15.00 SEE AVIXDOW I HOT NEW, 1 1 V'. . COATS RELINED We have engaged the services of a tailor to reline coats and make alterations. The Same Prompt Service Phone 300 Olive St., Between 8th and 0th RAYMOND TOH REV I 1 nil my Forest Fire Prevention Week, April 27th to May 3rd. Keep the Evergreens Ever Green Fire Destroys Them. Mail ffj Q fr-y 7?-i Vor Correct Filtpfl AJW m- 172 AX B1LLV DEPARTMENT STORE Women's "Bobolink" Silk Hose Guaranteed To Satisfy in Ev v Way Only $1.25 The Pair 7MM$ Parel. HomGOe)ing This Is Home Dressmaking Week Make Pretty Summer Ap- Serving You With Largest And Most Complete Stocks Of Delightful Silks, Woolens And Cotton Fabrics In This City. Inspection Invited. "Whether it is a blouse, skirt, .house or street frock or n coat, per haps a fashionable ensemble suit which Dame Fashion has decreed to be so ultra smart oh, so many lovely things may be embodied from these new weaves. Whatever it is, plan to make something this week. ' "Whether you do your own sewing or employ a dressmaker, be sure to inspect this special showing of dress fabrics. "Whatever you want to make, we can supply the correct fabrics from our immense showing. JUST ARRIVED Very Newest In Printed 1 QQp RlfiHT HERE YOU CAX BUY Imported, Fast Color Wool Dress Flannels Only, Yd. al xj u L $2.25 . n,. ,ri ami enury aa iney can be. Havn taken the ilreas Itnojla world hy atorm-and contlmw to do so. Fact la, flannels nre u" "o K"mi uiroiiKu me entire year. No wardrobe la complete without a summer flannel frock. What's more, they are shrunk rendy for sewing. Such a wide choice of colors. "Skinners" Super-Quality Satin Crepe $6.00 A new Skinner's silk creation, bearing this much heralded label, which Is too well nd favorably known to require exempli fication. You know that means the beat quality plus excellence In appearance and finish a rarely beautiful quality. Illaik only. Surpasaoa many Imitations at oven a higher price. NEW! A. B. C. Fast Color Print Silks, Yd. $1.19 Another well known silken weave, this A. B. C. waahahle, guaranteed not to crack, 38 Inches wide, and a wonderful fnbrlc for mnklnpr those sumniory dresses : ) , Imported Fast Color Dress Linens, Yard 98c NEW "Ladies Home Journal" Patterns Among the now patterns which we have Just received from the famous "Ladies Home Journal" Pattern Company are patterns for attractive r.ew coats, new dresses, new gowns, etc. It is Impossible to go wrong with these patterns, the pat ented charts furnished with the Ladies Home Journal patterns make them the simplest and most economical. Don't fail to see the advance styles at pattern counter. Voiles, Distinctive Patterns J Just while this Ad was being written those" new arrivals happened In time to be Included to make its debut in this Sewing Week Ad. Th. tendency to more conspicuous de signs is well exemplified In this sheer 40 inch fabric. Strikingly stylish without be ing extreme and' comes In ,a wealth of pretty patterns. Plain Top With Beautiful Pattern on Lower Half of Fabric In making up will give the appearance of plain top dress with pattern bottom short cuts. Making each pattern more exclusive. Such favorite shades as Tan. Tangerine, Rust also Blue. If you want something distinctive se8 these! the nick ot T 42c 1o wish to reveal this fact "tho market Is flooded with cheaper llnena, but not of this weight and quality!" So beware of Imitations -Non crushable, fnat color 3f. Inch dress llnena which claim their share of honors In Milady's 1925 wardrobe. A doien good shades await you. JADB. fiRRY, ni.l'K GREEN, PERUVIAN. ROSE Yl-'t -LOW. RUST, MEI1M-M 11LVK, LAVENDER. NATURAL OYSTER, AI.SO WHITE. FASCINWTIXG "Everiast" Drop Stitch Voiles, Yard 75c -FAST TO SOAP AND noH.INO. FAST TO Sl'N AM) WEATHER. -FAST TO PERSPIRATION AND URIC Af'IM FAST TO KVKKYHI1XO THEY ENCOUNTER. Unreservedly guaranteed that under even the most severe conditions of wear, washing and weaiher, the original color of genuine "Everfast" will last aa long as the cloth Itself. You may wear and wash It any way you please. Makes charming Lingerie aa well as dnlnly summery dresses In a hoat of pretty shades -orchid, lavender, Bermuda, j.ide,' pink, yellow, taffy, navy and black. FAST COLOR "Indian Head" Yard 39c Special lot of this won derful wearing yard wldo guaranteed faat color "Indian Head." PRETTY "Fairie" Voiles Yard 39c and 50c -In those dainty Rprlnnllke shades, ao timely for dreara aa well as very nccep tahlo for lingerie. Select from Honeydew, delf, orchid. Bermuda, pink, lavender, grey, rose, brown, lade or applegrren. 40 Inches wide. Exceptional Yalui a. NEW! Silk Check Voiles, Yard 69c So dainty and springlike yet servlresble: shown in fasci nating colorings. Yard wide. Surely good values at 69c the yard. Sheer In texture. COLORFUL Sport Stripe Suitings, Yard 69c The wide sport stripes that are so popular. Not so bold but what they win Instant ap peal. Select from four of the prettiest color combinations, es pecially suitable for Misses dresses. .1.1 Inches wide. Colored Dotted Swiss A New Dress Delight For Summer Days SO INEXPENSIVELY PRICED, YARD This beautiful new Swiss is an Inspira tion to the woman with an appreciation of the beautiful. Its dainty designs look nnd feel like tiny beads. They are appliqued on the fubric. (GUARANTEED FAST DOTS) giving it a richness and beauty beyond that of the ordinary printed fabric, yet it will wash and wear Just as well. It is service able, durable always crisp and dainty. It Is Ideal for tho summer frock for the mother of the college girl or the girl who still mothers her dolls fof there Is youth In this dotted Swiss. A good showing ot colors. Copcn, Tan I'lnk, Red, Maize, Jade, Grey, Navy, also "Black. White single allover dots like designs of tiny beads! And Your Sewing Basket:- (VT RATE lVRl'O DEPT. SHARE IX THIS "SEWING "WEEK" VALUE OF Silk Stripe Shirting, Madras 53c AX EXCEPTIONAL BUY AT fiOc AND Tiic No woman need to be reminded that here Is an economy opportunity. High grade madras shirtings, so greatly demanded for men's shirts, boy's blouses etc. In desir able colors t ( 20 patterns in fact), 32 Inches wide. NEW! Gilbrae Drawn Cloth, Yard 59c Fashions Into lovely summer wash frocks. So nlry, serviceable and charming. It wouldn't do to forget revealing the colors aro guaranteed fast. Tlaln colors and stripes. A full work basket is a joy and such a .figh of satisfaction one can breathe. Why content with inconveniences in sewing when you can come to Ax Billy's ami select from the largest and most complete stock of Notions in Eugene. Wright's Guaranteed Color Bias Fold Tape A Complete Stock of Colors Nl FASHIONED Woven Tatrln l"c NUFASHIONEO Bias Trimming 10c CINDERELLA Braid loo NOVELTY ICIXiINO 25c NOVELTY Lace Braid' 10c : , ' TATTING Edging 10c EM BROIDERY Edging 10c SUCKERIK Braid 10c FOLDING Metal Skirt Gauge 20c MARKING Wheels (Wood Handle) 15c LINEN Tape Measures 19c LINENIZED Tape Measures 5c SEW on Flower Medallions 6c THIMBLES, Each 5c STERLING Thimbles 1-2 Pound Dress Makers Pins BOc TRUSTY Snaps 5c BASTING Thread, Spool 6c LINEN Tape, Triplo O to No. 5 7c . SPECIAL Lot of Trimming Braids 5c SILK Thread, 100 Yard Spools 15c DEXTER Red Marking Cotton (SO Yards) 5c EMERY Bags, Each Be SMALL Red Pin Cushions inc PRETTY Trimming Buttons, Doin 23c moo Card VERY SPECIAL Cards Pearl Buttons. 13 2 CARDS FOR 5c Dress Form Sets 85c For home dress making. Includ,s Tt and tap SIzps 3S, 40. 42 and 44. ((Vnilnued frotn iM miM nt ttii ramp ton thm w"t td. with th men u smoking room off th op pittiil litnding on tht rmt mdv Th mitting f r ft offiu will hut aiw to (h (over, through th rump wall. Ralrony Attracts Th nut cunt rntrmw In from Ch ramp in th for. (intiM opntriK on th war up fiit a tirw of th for from Ahoriv Th huloiwr will ft a man th 1owr fWr, with Ih m prft vion provided, All ( Will ho hravit.T iU"iiiltret, and th Tntt!ntir( ffot will h th nam a downstair. All itt rs ill h hrar llr rarptrt attd lighted with tl iwilh nthr. an that a nidrlr varied ' oomplct dimmer control, s ugniing rrot may h oManiM. Kneli circuit i on nrparaf ihntmt'r. ! t Th walls au! rvihng nr in h!nN of grv. fativtott and iory, with a will hanl fru-i. Th chair In both atnblorium ami ' . halfony will h ancriallv upho!trI I Cardan Effwt Pretty Organ grilhi ar in arches nt each; ! itt of th htg ta, Th grill i ar of wrought iron, highliihttil in goM. A tlamty ganten i htng in- ! ran! nrnatn earn organ chamber making it Th entir attm pomi io uim on or nrmg up men automatically adjusting th tetnncra circuit separately. A new typ of tur when th hui MU with people. noruer, I tie opraror booth ia "an opr- latext anil ator'a parali.' It i th larcet in th th state, with a apeel room for A nrought iron rail run htwn the ptlatfr column, ami a colored tight ing effect i n1 in th ganlenv Th organ is a upeoiallv fligi' Wurlitter thr-nianu''l rrffair. nirli tl a targe a lh hig Wur'iHer tn th lie theater. The orgtn cham ber ar on nther i-ie of th Mag, th music coming through th grilles ami Memh-'g m th center, with an entire It different effect that is not given hr tL nMinar orgsn. Th thre-manm,l consof is in th center of th pit in front of th stage. The pit ts large enough to sent a targe orchestra. footlights anl hanging lights nmk poms hi th most no-el lighting effects stag. All curtain ar tn h oper ated hy motor, controlled both from th stag ami projection room. A : large ft. gallery is on th east wait.' Compleleiy furnished and hfitrd ' ftrcsstng Yooma ar in the basement, below th stage. 1 Ventilation E fleet ! Th Tntllation of th thatr i r:1 deration Makes rrogram for Year; Mra. (Jeorg Hurlej from th Trrt' htrrian guild. Fhow.Tndi. the chotca tf tbitr elertriel equipment, motors and the like. Thr is a larg dimmer cab inet, two new machines, (ipot ligMv and stereoptiran. It is saul to b absolutely fireproof. It i rontrhrd b rhamber ni rermorcen conrrete. with s:ten ing doors nd w mdnw n, w tth stee shutt era that snap into place if t h room beronifs orheatd. Concert Prepared Two great 12 by IM feet futurist paintings are being put on earh wait! The stag was constructed of the lower ftoT. in arches reaching to accommodate any road attraction, clear tip Into th eoied ceiliiig The ; vandeYtlt cr musical vrgamtation auditorium is tn be lighted r fire The atsge is bung with orange silk wall baskets on each wait, near the ' pluh latubricati, or gramt drape, and ceiling. Kacb basket baa an alcove tormentos, or aide wings. wmi a backing, with three colors and white blue-grey draw curtain and motuMic bghta in earh basket, Karh color harking in front of the screen. On to b on of th b'ggeM features. A large cold air intake from the stag SolfJ Krnilirgs fnv wall, near the roof, draws th a.ri " 1 tlluri- '"f down through a cleaner, through tm mens heating coils, br a ten-f.vot fan Th atr i then forced up and aro th ceiling of th auditorium, ard out into th theater in four grilles in hack of th ba'oonr, four in th ceiling of presented tomorrow the foer, and t wo abote th organ 01d fellows ban) pr chambers on each ante of the stage The a.r gs out through a gnit in the bark wall of th orehtra pt through a cojn part went kepeath the stag, and then out into the a!lej. It will never be posjt.bte to have a draught rectus the air is aiwa.i forced into th au.iitoruim. and th utside doers ar opened rurrenl of air in the building is strong enough to force its way out aid not admit c'hi atr In the summer lime an air wahr is nd in piac of the heating c-i!. n-.aKn g the aid n of the featur attractions of the pre-.t-ri.re band concert to b- vening ht th r to the annua! annirerssry observance of the lodge at the First rhn?an church v!l be an instrumental ban ton olo -TS Holy t'ity" by F. McAtister All branches of VM Fellowhrp wilt be represented at the service marking th lia annrersarv of th l.tunA. he " f I- O. F Th bami con- the dl be he!d for 30 irtnutes sfart- A nominating committee tn nim officers for tli Kdration'or Wo men' orgauiiations was delected ys- rday at th fdrai inn's meeting in co mm err-. T?..,.f . from clubs in.-ltided in the oraan-n-tin and suggestions for the coming tear's program wre als,i'Riten. K.i.-h so-ietr was asked to t,rn in two sK. gestion from which a program of nrtfTitieg would he formulatod. The nominating comnn'te will P..n of (rs. R. M. .VT frm tbp 1'aren: Tearher asoe:a ion. Mr f. y.. Ijin from th Yt S il gh" l.orhnod rluf-. Mrs. J ., l r.in7, from th t'arh'dic Is:-hte-i rvf America. Mrs. i irIo . odrl.,ti frm 'h (tradta:a l!re n latJ.-n. and DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE at Triangle Lake Music CROSBY NITE HAWKS A HIS ' ' l- . T K. V stir. ill pru.-h th. rrmn f,.r , lo.)5. may b xif,l lion, or in rnWattn th lft U a huxe p itrbbMr,!, tth -V i- $rte o'T than th cut-i air. t'k.-.c .. lifj It PANTS Cut nj m(! pr!a:iy for you ny atyi or 7,L ,n to fit. on h- LISTON 71 Olivt Guaranteed CO. Bids $15-50 to SAN FRANCISCO Stage Terminal i'bone 1S60
