Fngo Ton
Tuesday Evening, April 2S
THE EUGENE OUABD
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Following hi the ddrM of It".
K. V. CVIIara on Eugene, broad
cast from KOW, Tbe Ori'uoninn raJio
latlon in Torlland, ltut Saturday eve
llDjt, on the occasion of the concert
given thre by tha Cecilian choral
chtb of this city, to an audltuce -
teuiliug over a grent part of the coun
try and which comprised many thou
Kundii of people:
"1 am commissioned to conrey to
you the greetings of the great bod of
mojrrpBsive buiineni men constituting
tin cliamhrr of commarca of Eugene,
ori'Run. Of Eugeue, the fair niftro
p 'li of Jine county, the mont rapidly
Krowing city In the northwest, a crii-
n-r in woicn lint of travel and traf
fic converge from north and louth nnd
cunt nod went; Eugene, the Ir-sil
ituari'era of Important and well etao
IrnhM co-opftmtlve enterpriura which
give itntjlttty and prosperity to tn
lurmi, and nrriinrds and dairies which
ure the pride of Lane cunly, Tnc
secret of the stability of Line coun
ty's prosperity Ji to be found in the
wide diversity of fundamental pro
ducts. Aa the Eugene churubcr of
commerce slogan has It. "We dou't
put all our eg ks in one hnitket."
"I bear aluo tbe greetings of my
vast pnrixh of Lane county, the garden
spot of America, a territory extending
JO miles north and south and one liiiu
drrd and f if I y miles east and weM,
embracing in its magnificent sweep
the now cnppi'd height of Diamond
peak and Itie living glaciera of th
hiiter inouutnini; two great national
forests of virgin timber, the source
of sn immense lumber industry; the
Hiuslaw river flowing to the l'acffic,
tbe headwaters of the nobis Wlllnmel
te, and above all, the beautiful Mc
kenzie with its enchanting highway;
the McKenzie, the summer camp
ground of the west and the ample
four re of the unpolluted water which
will flow Into the homes of Eugene.
"One might uppone that liyron
tind caught u vision of mud county
when hU poetic sold burst forth In tn
tippling strains of that beautiful
rhapsody:
" 'Kuow ye the laud of the cedar and
vine,
Where the flowers ever blossom,
the beams ever shine;
Where the light wings of xephyr,
oppressed with perfume,
Wni falul o'er lite gardens of
(Jul In her bloom;
Whero the tints 4t the earth and
the huea of the sky,
In color though varied, in beauty
limy vie,'
"Hut wo tlj not consider that the
resources of Kugene and Lane coiiuty
u to merely thud which have been
showered upon us by fl bountiful pro
vldcilce, or whlcti have been creuted
bv commerce and Industry. We abound
too, in the tilings of the mind nnd the
spirit. Here is situated the University
of Oregon with its colleges of liberal
si'is and science, the head ami crown
of the edm-ntinmtl system of the stute
of Oregon. Here, too, in the realm f
musk is the ( eel lis it Choral club,
I he choir of Kt, Mary'a t'atholx
cliiirch of Kugene, from whnn con
cert 1 have taken these few minutes
to speak to lifltie county and to whoiie
further melodies I now give place."
This la generally considered by
those cotivercaut with the fncts, to be
the greatcut piece of publicity of the
kind ever put out on Mm If of this
illy.
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWRY
The Matrons' guild of to Central
Presbyterian church is being enter
tained tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. V. C. I'ursley, 831 Ninth
avenue west, at two-thirty o'clock
Mrs. I. M. Anderson, Mrs. M. 8. Wui-
li, snd Mrs. Klmer Ktoue are to be
ussiNtant host emeu.
Ht. Mary's guild ot the Kpfacop.il
chun-h ts bolrling its all-day aesioo
tomorrow,
An eVent of Interest to many reu
renta of th east side of town thi
evening is the covered difb supper for
w.iich members of the Congregational
church living on the east s.de are en
tertaining at the parixli tense at six
thirty o'clock for members of their
famtilea and friends.
Tlie Unity Htudy club la to meet
tomorrow afternoon at the borne of
Mrs. J I. W. Wrong, 1UH) Hilyard
street at two o'clock. All interentfd
arc invited to the sessions.
The annunl visit of the worthy i
grand matron of the Order of East
ern Star to the local chapter is to be
Friday even in g. Mrs. Ida L'inbach of
Lakevievr, past grand matron, is to be
here for the occasion. Friday after
noon Mrs. I'mbacb and officers of
Kvangeliue chapter of this city will
meet for a soWnl affair in the Masonic
temple, and in the evening thfre wiil
be a larger fuft tioo for members (
t?ie chapter.
N. V. A. club members postponed
their meetings of this evening unl:l
the neit reular meeting date, V.
which time Mr. &nd Mrs. F. X. Schae
fcrs will be ho(M to the group.
Miss Oracle May McNeil, natfomil
inspector of Alpha Delta I'i sorority,
will be a guest of the University of
Oregon chapter over the coming
week-end and a number of Hffaira are
to be given in he" honor. For Monday
members of the chapter have issued
invitations for a tea to be given ut
the bouse, honoring Mini McNeil,
GET EARLY START
Tavlng operations on Kighteenth
avenue from I'niveraily afreet to
Agate alreet will start tomorrow, ac-
onling to Harry Jlevereatu, city en
gineer. With the coming of sunny
weather the engineer expects to get
aa many of the pending projects un
der wny aa soon aa possible.
Work will begin Friday on paving
Third avenue from Monroe to Illair
street, it Is also announced. On the
Nineteenth avenue project, where con
crete paving Is nt present being
laid up tho hill from Willamette to
Lincoln street, the coutrnctor has n
job that will take all summer, the
engineer believes, I'avlng has been
completed nn Thirteenth avenue from
Willamette to Lincoln street, and an
nouncement of tho opening of this
street may be expected in the next
two weeks.
Several sewer jobs are under way,
and It is considered likely that some
sewer work will bo completed that
will relieve the Amazon slough situa
tion the coming yenr, although plans
have not taken definite shape yet.
riling Is now being driven on the
Potters"!, street bridge, nnd na an
nounced, the Ninth street concrete
bridge will be opened next Monday.
Finishing touches are being put on
tho bridge, Including the setting of i
puila, placing of lights nnd general j
cleanup work.
City warrants totaling approxi
mately $l.Vi,(krfl have been paid by
Fred Wentwortb, city treasurer, he
announced today, since bonds were re
cently sold releasing money to call in
the improvement warrangea.
More than 14.000 in old road and
street improvements have been paid
In the last few days. These have
not run more than a year. All the
old time warrants of tha city nre
now paid. It la stated, the oldest war
rant out being nn the Improvement
bond Interest fund, the money for
which in slow of collection. Other '
warrants are leas thou two yearn
old.
The warrant a called In recent ly
have totaled the largest sum ever
paid by the city of Kugene in oue
month, states Mr. Wentwortb, Kach
warrant's interest must be computed
separately, and the entire job hax
bulked large.
When the city sells the sewer bonds '
of $riO,Mft, nnd tbe paving internee-,
tion bond, the two Issues of which
also total $.Vl.(HH). the treasurer will
also be able In tnke up all warrants
drawn for trunk sewer payments, It
fa stated. Tha city this summer will
bo able to pay all warrants for street !
intersection paving as rapidly ns they!
are preiicntcd.
Clyde Johnston to
Join Eugene Firm
Turchnse of a half Interest in the
firm of L. M. Travis, Inc., by Clyde
Johnston, former district attorney,
yaa announced yesterday. This firm
is secretary to the Lane County Cred
it association, and hiindlea all col
lections of merchants, firms and pro-
fcHHiomii men in its membership.
Mrs. L. M. Travis, widow of the
attorney who rHtiihlitdicd the firm,
will retain a half Interest, It Is an
nounced. Offices have recently been
refitted, renovated and remodeled
giving more room.
I Four Schools arc
i Debate Contenders
Only fmir liiiili achnola rnmnln
ci.iili-Htililn tup i hi' r!miilniiilili In
III" Ori'smi hitll ni-hniil ili'linl Irn.up.
"lo nf t limp nro In Hip Knali-rn rt.
fin lllrlil. Starting with nmrly
ilon-n tiis It lu-hnnl tliMrlrt, thi mim
I'er It. Krnittitill,v nlmmrrrtl down tn
four, uri'iirilitu In lr. Unit t'lnrk nf
l-.ttKFn wlin 1 dirti-tins tit. work on
tin purl of thi itnivrrNit.v.
Tho A,hlntl liixh nt'lmnl anil Ihp
Till&nmnk high irhnnl urn ttm two
ronlratitntii in mmrn (Irrmn. Th:
Otilnrln hi.h x'lioul ami tin- M.-ljunli- !
Mti union hith Mi..., I nt Milton nm '
llm two rontrntlng Irinu In rn.trrn
I rfon.
It will h om llnir In tho Intt.r
purl of May whin tho vlolor from
Hit- ratttrn iiri nf tho ilatr mrrla tha
vlrtor from ihp wmtrrn alilr airillii(
In lr. ( lark. Tlify will holil tha atatK
rhainplnnnliiii nn Ilia raniima. Ijiat
)aar Ilia Salrm hiyh aihool tram won
ovrr ilia i. iuii h.gh aihuol tram.
"Mon Aro Worth As
Much As Thoir Glands"
-,n. SERGE V0RON0FF, of
Franca, who hi davolad
your, to oxparlmont In glandular
trcntmant, haa laid: "A mon Is
worth only ai muoh aa hla Qlnndi."
He hai alio alated that the funa.
tlonlno of our organi la no moro
than tho rtiult of th. antlvlty of
our glands, and whan th. bodily
functioning Is dlsturbud, th. oauae
In moat onsea should bo aouoht,
not In tho condition of tho organ
Itaclf, but In tho condition of tho
gland whlrh controls It,
tllandoni'n, tho now tclontlflo,
gland tonic, which Is propvad In
convenient tablet form, tor men
end for women, provides simple
method ol taking glandular treat
ment. Accept no subxtltulea. In
sist on genuine Ulandogen, the
original gland tonlo.
Allen's Orug Store end Red
Cross Pharmacy will supply you.
LAST
SHOWINGS
TODAY
GEORGE GIBBS'
gripping novel
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ALICE
TERRY
and a Good Laugh!
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WEEKLY
AND
MUSIC
AND
NOTE
THESE
PRICES
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GIRL NOW WELL
Suffered Two Years. Relieved
by takinjr Lydia 13. Pinkham's
N'cgctablc Compound
Alarahalltnwn l.ttri lnk-i!.
1 bfKn Uking l.y.lia E. rinkham'
iwunil 1 via a t l
o phone oporatnr
and had brn suf
fering for two
yrarn with twar
inidown pama
anu cramiia in mv
lfga eo I coul.i
M-arrrly walk. At
time. I could not
do any kind uf
work nn irftnt
t.l- !..
wi ii.j MtmtiitT. oiy
nwuifr wu uiaing u miiicino for
the Change of I.ifu and aho thounht
it would lirlp me and it did. 1 hava
alao takfn l.ydia E. I'mkham'a Ijver
I'llla. 1 Rnrnimrnd your nmcin-a
to my frirnda and 1 will answer all
letter. aekingalKHit them." Mrs. I'.
. Kva'RTS, Ikix UD, MarshaJltow-n, la.
Mr. Norton' Experirnca
"Hefor 1 eUrted taking l.ydia E.
Plnkham'a Vegetable t'omfiwnd I
aa weak and nervoua, and had mirh
terrible diary apella that I could not
stand aome daya. I had no appetite,
wae reetleiw at night and felt all run
down. My husband got me bottle
of the VrgetaMo Compound and I am
mirpnaed at the remilta after taking
It. ' - Mr Ci.ARKNris S. Nokton, 18
Picrco St. Duvcr, N. 11.
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Just Arrived
Sumnit'r Silks, pluiils nnd ohocks
Sjii'finl .
Crrpp Tuniti Hlousp nml Press.
FiKinvil. Special vnltio nt .
Siriii"; Ctijits,
I'rift's from .
S6.85
$6.50
14.00 ' 45.00
Carpet Cleaning
i.rvT.. en fnuim eia .OOO
Phone 300
AOAIX NATIONAL BABY AVEEK
HAS MADE ITS DEBUT SPECUL
ATTENTION' TO NEEDS FOR
DARLING BABY'
AX BtLLV DEPARTMENT STORE ,
Forest Fire Prevention Week
Ho Who Fire3 And Runs Wa
Will Live To Tay A Fine V.oxtTiav
Month-End Specials
Two Days Wednesday And Thursday, 29th And 30th
This Is One Merchandising Event That Nearly Every Department Of Eugene's Largest Mercantile Es
tablishment Come Forth With Specially Priced Items To Help Make It Worth While For Frugal Shoppers
To Come.
Little Girls' Adorable QCr
Pantie Dresses, Only
A host of colorful washable pantio dreeses In prints or Kay
colors and' trimmed In contrasting colors. While quaint designs
In embroidery or applique effect make them too cunning for words.
The little miss of 2 to 6 years will like these clever little models
because they were designed especially for her!
At this price, molhcrs, it will pay you to buy several.
(2nd floor)
A MTCH WELCOMED
MONTH-END SPECIAL,
Women's
Trimmed
Hats
$2.95
That much desired for spring hat
may be procured at worthwhile sav
ing. A good selection of colors and
styles in the group, formerly hav
ing sold upwards to $5.00.
(2nd Hoor)
WOMEN'S
WORLD"
"MERRY
FIBRE
SILK VESTS
95c
MONTH-END
SPECIAL
Amazing Sale Of
Women's Coverall Aprons
69c
Beautiful, lustrous silken vests (in
dainty drop stitch effect) which
serves as an admirable background
to milady's sheer summer outer
, finery. Bod'ice top , ribbon shoulder
Btraps, good length, tn wanted shades
of flesh and peach.
Smart, crisp percale coverall aprons. They're cool and dainty in
nppearnnce. The styles are quite attractive, showing lleht and dark
patterns. Tho adornment, pocket, sash, bias tape binding while an
other style reveals dainty white lace In from.
If you want to save considerably, buy one or several.
(2nd floor)
THE
FOOTWEAR
' DEPARTMENT TOO COMES
FORTH AVITH ITS SHARE
OF MONTH-END SPECIALS
Tots Scuff er I (M OH
Oxfords, Pair )J..tU
Juat wlun they nre most needed theso little
tots brown Stuffer oxfords. Slies 6!4 to S.
Children's Scuffer
Oxfords, Pair At
$1.35
Ifrown is tho color. Sizes 8!'j to 11. Meal
for summer wear.
Women's New
Patent Sandals
$4.35
The "Mnyhollo1- nnmlnla in patent or light
Ian. One of tho very newest arrivals. Sizus
2'i to 8.
STEP-INS TO MATCH,
MONTH-END SPECIAL
$1.49
REMNANTS
REMN ANTS-REMNANTS!
LOT NO. 1
Silks, Woolens
And Cotton
Fabrics
LOT NO. 2
Silks, Woolen3
And Cotton
Fabrics
13 Off 12 Off
MEN!
Men's To $1.25 rf)n
Silk Socks, Pr. J DjC
Broken lines of pure thread silk hose in
grey, white and champagne. All sizes 10 to
11 -i in the lot.
Men's $1.25 Athletic
Union Suits, Special f JJj
A timely offering of fine grade check nain
sook union Biilts, with elastic band across back
Its spacious cut and splendid fit makes a man
feel free and' easy. Satisfactory service guaran
teed. An inducement for you to got a supply of
them. " ,
Here's Value Men
You Can't Overlook
65c Silk Knit
Ties 35c
BETTER STILL 3 FOR $1.00
Worthy of front page headline when such a
month-end special greets you. When you see
ines.e uoioriui tnew patterns) rour-In-hand knit
ties you'll likely be tempted to select several.
Men's Dress
Shirts, Special 95c
In fancy strine checks, -with collar band, soft
French cuffs, sizes 14 to 17.
Oh Boys!
To $10.75 Two Knicker
Suits, Special
$8.98
That new suit you're been longing for may
ho purchased at a substantial saving. In
browns, tweeds and heather mixtures, Norfolk
style, sizes 6 to 17.
Women's New
Patent Sandals
$4.85
Those Justly fnmous patent "knlrker" sanrt'als
Another npw nnd accepUiblo style. All sizes
2'a In 8.
Crepe Sole
Sport Oxfords
$5.85
WomriTn nnil Mr Rlrls ntyUsh sport oxfords
In light Inn.
$1.50
Children's Scuffer
Oxfords At, Pair
Equally suitable for boy nr irls, these brown
Scuffer dxfnrila. Sizes ll'j to 3.
Children's Brown And
Elk Barefoot Sandals
A special lot to offer at theso Month-End'
specials.
SIZES 5i TO S, PAIR $1.10
SIZES SJ TO 11. PAIR $1.L'0
- SIZES 11 TO 'J, PAIR $1.:!5
SIZES 2 TO 7 IX HROWN
ONLY, PAIR $2.10.
Children's Patent
Button Shoes, Pair
-An exceptions! valuo Indeed.
$1.85
Fast Color
Suitings, Yard 30c
Absolutely guaranteed
fast color. Yard wide, splen
did weight-
" 37c To 40c
Nainsook, Yard
29c
Several qualities of this
much in demand bleached
nainsooks.
63 Inch
"Indian Head" 49c
Termed shorts but In good
usahlo lengths. Perfectly
bleached. Na further intro
duction Is necessary.
6 Yards
Printed Voiles
88c .
Ideal for summer frocks.
36 inches wide.
"Duretta" Cloth
Yard 33c
Genuine pure bleach. 36
Inches wide.
To 39c
Marquisettes,
Yard 19c
Scrims and other cur
taining Included In this
lot. Springtime is ths
time for new window-hangings.
$1.25 Dotted
Swiss, Yard
49c
A lovely Imported
dress fabric. A beauti
ful quality.
95c Dress
Fabrics, Yard
59c
Flannel finish. Es
peclally suitable for
children's dresses.
33c - 50c
Lingerie
Materials
29c
Come In new spring
shades. A timely
month-end special.
60c-65c
Flaxons,
Yard 49c
A special lot of these
crispy woven flaxons.
Striped Sateens,
Yard 39c
35 Inch self striped sat
eens. 10 good shades.
75c - 85c
Lingerie Crepe
Yard 49c
Exceptionally undr
priced this lovely silk
mixed crepe. Pelfphtful
patterns nnd colora.
56 Inch Fashionable Wool Dress
Flannels Under imced Fo r Month-End
1 $2.89
-mimi Bin-n msiimiinpip weave as tills la ca ert unnn In i. . ' . . ...
It add, color to thi, selling feature a. n,ady, wardrobe' hart Vv" Z 7- "Lr, , "r"
1 Pound Roll
Hospital Cotton
59c
A good one from th
rut rata dm department.
Tut up In nrut rolls. Ab
sorbent. Boston Bags
Special $1.59
Made of icenulne cow
hid. ? Inch sue.
Women's Knit
Vests 39c
Silk atrtpe,
pearh ahades.
It.CS.
pink i
i vesta.
To 40c Ribbons,
Yard 19c
4 to Inch, pretty r,o
ral patterns. Special lot.
Crochet
Thread
3 For 25c
- The celebrated "Koyal
Society" brand ot cro-hi-t
threads. Special
lot of colors and white.
Children's
Hose
4 Pairs 50c
-Termed aa slightly
lmtHrfeol these child
ren a black ribbed
ativklnas. On lot.
sites 7s to JW. Talr
lie.
Hand Mirrors
Special 10c
W small oval mlr
r.ir with handles In
Mti- Imitation of
Krench trry.
flannel graces it. Here's your opportunity. A special lot
DOMESTICS
You'll Need And At
Month-End Special Prices
9-4 Sheeting
Yard 58c
'Tepperell." which Is one of
the best known brands of sheet
InR. Perfectly bleached
Sheets, Extra
Special 89c
An exceptional month-end at
traction. Indeed. Site 71 x 99
Inches, bleached, seamed.
40c Pillow
Cases; Each 29c
Pile 4 x 3s Inches, bleached
and no dressing In them. Special
lot.
To 15c Wash
Cloths, 3 For 25c
There are Just !) of thess
soft finish cloths.
85c To $1.00
Table Damask 78c
- SS to H Inch widths, mercer,,.,!
table damask. V,e this Inexpen
sive damask for onimirv ue and
save your nice linens fr sia-e oc
casions. Toweling,
Yard 'At 10c
--At this lew price fnual house
wives will ,ee the necessity or
Settinit a a-nod supply of this 'good
we-.cht bleached crash toweling.
Turkish Towels,
Special 29c
of lh-s IS x J Inch heavy
"e.jht. bleached, soft an.r absorb
ent towela to enter this month end
P-cial .elllna- Antlclpst, vor
Pr'""n "!,1 u'"r,,
40c PACKAGE
KERR'S ROLLED
OATS 29c
(With Aluminum Premium In
Each Package)
FAXC'V CKFJAMEBY
1U TTF.K, I'OUXn 4
-4 TYirxns MACARoxr.
-4 porxns cocoa
l.AHCH PACKAGE U'X
AX RILLY FLOCIJ. 40
Pni xi) SACK :?1.s.'
-FRKK DKMYKRIES TO
AM. PARTS OF CITY
From Hardwire Dept.
$5.85 Rubber
Garden Hose $4.75
-U(V) LAWS MOWER.
$2.-)
-OFARAXTEEn Hol'SF.
PAINT, CAM.oX !?:.r