The Eugene guard., May 02, 1925, Image 16

Saturday Evening,-May
Page Sixteen
THE EUGENE GUAED
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
HEADQUARTERS
FOR CELEBRATED
"EVER FAST"
FABRIC'S FROM
COc TO $1.50. YARD
"LADIES IIOMP
JOURNAL" PTTPbvo
WILL SOLVE yotjdS
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AX SILLV DEPARTMENT STORE
Painttr.gs by leading artists of the
racific E'TtfcwMt will be exhibited '.n
Kutifoe next week, in the nailery of
the fine nrri building on the cninp-r.
This i the tenth aonnnl exhibit ii it
kit)'!, orgauiird by the S'-attle Fin;
Ar; society, and jrhown in citlm abus
the rosst, J
The- are 30 painting in all. and j
will probably iiifliidd "The Klwfrj
Seller," hj Clara J. fifphpn. a I'ort - j
laud i:iipter who won the flOO priw !
of thf exbih'u. The othTs nre: "7ifi-
catnejiii." M. K. t'arr; "J.nau and,
It irft(," Klizbeth A. Onp'r; "Ma
dronn Jlearh," Kenneth ('allaliat.
"fhinese Aft"". and Tbe Nimhin.
May V;irner Col; "Oil Composition,
Lisle liiimaHe; Fantasy,' An
notte Kdena: "o Hod Cnrnil," and
"M.iiijtold and Zinnia," Edgar Fork
oer.
"(lid Homes ff Villefrnnce," A
Hmtn Il'-nc: "Color Arrnnirement,
Kathleen lloobil-Hn: "Hnnta VonU a
Canyon." I'. L, HolinMrrit; "I'rtniit.'
and "Flnwera Waller F. I -mm
'Still Life," Klizabeth MnMown; "A
limine" MorKnn I'ndelfnrd; 'Kim
Avenue South," William Harold Smith
"On the Water," Affrida Storm
Zinnia." A MM U. Htone; "Drror.i
tiow," Ch;w. J Thnmdike; "The Turn
pike, Thoinpltinaville." Jan Van Km
pel; "The Chiirth on the Hill." Kus
tiiee I'anl Ziegler; and "Tlie Henlinei,"
Ljdta Cox.
(Continued from page one)
would be through the easterly limits
(if tlni timber. It fa said that the lat
ter routu ia favored by the Northern
I'aHfU-tireat Northern executives.
The diatntice from Jlend to K la mat p.
Falls In 147 milea by one locution dtu
100 via another aurveyed route, but
if the Northern JJnea arc permitted
tu connect with the Southern l'luifir't.
ut-idf ot Crescent and jointly uhv
the cut-off into Klninnih Falls iht
ilistaiue to build would be reduced tu
H. mile. This pnati"nt raised by the
I nioii l'nt-ific, ia pending before the
iuleratute commerce comiiiibHhm ,
Exponas is High.
The Oregon Ttunk extension from
Uend in Klitmatb Falls will require
an outlay of approximately f(i,&Ot),
MH) and reimiru IS mouths to co tu
ple I r, according to W. F. Turin r,
prenident of the Spok'nie, l'ortluud
and heat tie system and of its suo
sidiacy, the Oregon Truuk.
' rresident Turner express' d grati
fication ov?r the anuouuceinent of
I'resideut Donnelly of (bo Northern
l'acific. Turner pointed out that tli
di-cUiou now to extend tho Oregon
Trunk on to C-fllif ornifl, via Klamath
Fiilts, Is hut currying through the in
tention of James J. Hill, that the
tin-Jit Northern-Northern Pacific Joint
line ullhimtely would reach to jSuii
Fniiu'ltiro, via Itend and Klamnlh
full from (lie Columbia river.
The btlief still prevails among ralt
roml offii'lulii that whatever exterisina
of the northern lines from Hind south
tinil from Ilnrnii to lleud will ho made
jointly with tho I'nioii I'aelffc. Som.
autlioritlea have declared that in
nyreenirnt to this effect whs iiihmi
wlini ihi two groups nindfl a coin-;
l.ii t for joint 'ipeiath u of let If of tti
iiiileage of the Oregon Trunk and thri
1'nion Pacific between the Columbia
river and Itend. It In said that tint
ciiiepni't include n prospective exten
sion nf the Prineville road tinvnrj
ltend.
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n 5 fa JE t0
wmr i 75 Hn"
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(Continued from uage one)
Small words, most of them, but y
on may need all ot today's half-holiday
to solve this piinxle. A few new
stickers am introduced.
HORIZONTAL
To ween.
To paint wit ha nearly colorless
gioKsy Ii'iuid.
Kon.
.Masculine pronoun.
Wan.
A heavenly body.
Preposition of place.
A winning of ail tricks in pi
quet. l'naccented part of ft measure.
A small lino (naut.).
Silver white alloy of tin and oth
er metala used for tableware.
Female sheep.
Hcgree of compactness.
Portion of a circle.
Tall jtrass.
Nine plus one.
A journey (South Africa).
Slave of habit.
I'pparture.
To merit.
Loyal.
Pies, tarts, etc.
Strait holding shield on arm.
Human upper limbs.
Fur neckpiece.
Knots.
Sheltered side.
To burn and smoke without
flame.
Natural passage between sand
banks.
lautitN.
Opalescent.
Oiimn played with cords -bavin;?
mini her h per card. 1
H'J. l.llHHOPll.
Half nn em.
Hot.
To prepare for publication.
Part of verb to be.
Ilotisp pet.
Dwelled.
Twice.
VERTICAL
Frightful crealuro of the imagi
nation. Second nolo in scale. f
Insipid.
Solely.
1.
3.
0.
1'J.
i:t.
14.
in.
17.
is.
-U
50.
r.7.
Mi.
til.
1
.". That which is retained in mind,
ft. Source of artificial indigo.
7. To swagger.
H. Speedy.
10. Sun god.
1 1. AHsatills.
13. Friend.
1.1. Long, narrow inlet.
17. Confession.
HI. Trap.
L'l. Inspired with fcur.
2't, Augers,
"fl. To hem.
-St. Special kinds of food prescribed
for medicinal purposes,
31. To caro for medically.
33. Auto.
31. To attempt,
3.1. itefor.
3ft. Weapon.
3. Paralyzed.
40. Surface measure of a plane.
41. Odor.
4'J. Sun.
44. Inflexible.
4.1, Average.
Hi. Thinks highly of.
45. Ti reacts.
4. , Worshipped.
VJ. Orinetal guitar.
.13. Hythm.
14. The after song.
ri.1. Quick, fast. I
IS. Opposite of high. j
iUt. To rent.
114. Negative. j
07. Three-toed sloth. ' I
Answer to yesterday's cross-word ;
puzzle: I
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SENT ApE L L O T S
TflG OPEL! S O A RHT
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PlElslElAlTlraPlElElDlLlO
5-1
1, l!jJ5( will involve additional expen
diture of approximately $.l.l,0Uo0O
by the state, uppruximately Jfll'.OOO.W
by the federal government. The con
tract recently Jei for the grading and
surfacing uf the Illuchly section is es
timated to coat the slate 24,(XMJ.(HI
and the county ''l, OOO.UO. Toe recein
forest pud agreement C"vering im
provfinem work on the It Jinrock-lu-di.in
Creek section calls for an expm
uiture of f 1((,ihm.in by the county, and
I'iU.OOO.OO by th federal governmeu:
McKenzie Fund Listed.
"On the MeKvnzie bizbwav durir;y
; rhis same period there was spent Jf.VJ.-j!-'J.!t.l
by the .slate, and ,l'l :jv
the couniy, muk.n a total of fll'J.-
Hl'.47.' There is under contract cow.
the Hendricks bridge, jf.Vi. 1 40.10, stufe
, ind county, und the .Siiurod-lilu-.-
Itiver section. 10.0.1. (Hi, slate an-i
' county. This covers the .McKwizie
highwjy between Kugeiie and itlue
liner. From Itlue Itiver to the !)
fchutes couniy line it is in the forest
lerierve, and the work is being dn
bf the note and fed-rnl government.
i ne ei;inaicu com oi in.s joD, W'neu
completed, is !f.ll7,408..1l, paid en
tirely by the stale and federal govern
ment, except $!.-.0H).mMI- by J,ari"
county; o you can see that the Lu-gene-Florencc
highway between ('lies
it ire and Uainruck has received fur
more money that the entire McKenzie
highway, and th.it the county has con
tributed very Utile toward ils con
struction, as compared with Ui-i
amount paid out on tiic Kut,'eue-Floi-euce
highway.
"Of tlie amount of bonds sold up to
the present time ( $1,700,000.00) both
tite .McKenzie and the Kugene-Florence
have liad their full allot mem,
$'Jfi2,.100.00 on Ihe Kiigene-Florenec,
and f!0.0(X).0O on the .McKenzie. Wen
tern Lace, which includes the Eugeue
Fiorcnce highway, has received a little
more that -J per coait of the tot;tl
amount of bonds Suhl. Of (he f300,ni'(
of bonds yet to sell, $30.oOO.OO wis
allotted to the Florence north l.igh
way, and '-'o((..!00.t0 to the Willamet-1
te highway, but no far, we have born
unable to grt state and feder.;i et,-.
operation on these two roads."
Follies Girls to
He Entertained
Eugene Hoys' Club
(Jrowth Held Rapid
Cr.uvlh nf almiisl l( n.r ront In
rrKir(p, n !m' ,.!,,! :tiEa.np
Jat f,w ucrkx, ni-1'itntinB In rrporlN
'f Irmlrr ul uil,Uit ill II, c Y. M.
1'. A. Iat liifhl. Iji.k of Irnliini hmi
itIii, I. tin. i, ,nr ( jmI1,M,,
nrKiiiirnlli.il n iiuinliiT f n. w I'm
nriT. roitirmto ami 1'ririiilly Imliiin
i IiiIk, it v slniril hv "V" nffl. int..
'luli Irmlrrtt rrRiiit werp lilrmlnn
IiiiUiib bihI Will (iroi-n, Whilman
riuiprm; H. tl. WrlH-r, Sioux I'rionil
ly tiKtinim: J. M. Si'rnlmucli. t'nlmrx
IWmie I'lmirrra; V. II. Ilni'kninn,
Norkruiir Ilu.kv I'i.inrrrn: Kinnnh
Noilrriiriim. MuIhikIc Mom-i'rij llnr-xhi-l
Kiinlimn. Klo I'lonorii.; o.
mer M Inui, Yukon (Vunrnilrn; Prank
1'nMi'l, Koala I'Kinrnilxa,
t'lmri'h r'irpitiiiivrs nttrmlitiit
ro C .. K. Wliill t'oniirt'antliin.
Mr. l'liiirlc- K. Iliml, M.ilm.
ili!; V. U. I...nl. I In t t Ft ; l. Hot
Wooil, ( irltir). ami C. A. I'niiln.r
I'rfh.viprian. tlihrra in aili.mliinro. 1
Inutile Iho "Y1 Ihiv. work iminilliMi !
W'H' I'r. N. I". Nrlhon, irri,liMil of;
Mm boanl of JiW.,t. I-,.- k,p . M llOI'M-i-KKI!
Il.lrt. .'nrt-nl a.i-rrtar.1. nn.l Tliomaa i I'""1' 1 ' I III
A. Hill. lull, of Tiiroma, hpW ninnarr
f Ihp tlu'rtii'.I'owpr!i furniture
elri. M.miiI.,1, ,,f (lr M i,nv', ,.)m
milieu aro (I. ; Cavi-ll. rh" tirumli ;
Wanlry II. Stonu.on. Arthur lli-n.l. r-t-holt
ami r. V, II. N. nl.
Vim (Irociiiviili Vlllimo rnlliia Co..
wliii lt la lo lie lipro nt Hid Iloilijt May
, , win Do lioAittnliy rrrpiynl in l-.ii-
ariio, roporta V, II. M,-)onnlil, mnn-
tlRor of tho thffllrr. Kviry RTlrl In tho
oomiumy, from tlio I tt t i 1 1 tr Uillra lo
(lip rliorua slrU, Ima lir-rn "iliitpil tip"
for ililiniT at llio fntlrrtiily linitara oh
Ilia I'nivpraily ntniiu, ami golf tital
rhra art lirina arrntiKril for I1ip
ho cam for thin Runic.
Tho allow U illao atlriii'tilia lltr-nlrr
Surra from all arotlolia of tliia purl
of tlio atnto, it ia amioiim-iMl. Mnit or
ilrra linvo lnin rocplvoil from North
Hfliil. .Mnrnhfirlil. liiiHoIiii ror. I'orval
Iowa man Here to
Conduct Campaign
lr. Ijirl Ki'rnnhnn of the Iown
Mrthoilist I'onfrronoc will nihirrxH tho
Siiiiilny aoliool of the First Molhoilist
i hiiri'h Siiminy liinrniiie nt l:l."i n. in.
I'r. ('. 1-3. Hunt, KPUi'ntl Miporintonil
Pilt, nniioiinoi'H it KtMlorul iiKsriuhly of
thr- cliiinh achool for Siinihiy ii,,,rn
ins. In n, I. lit ion to tho nihlroKa liy I'r.
Koriinlinn thrro will lie por-iiil uiui,.
by tho Suniliiy koIiooI ohoir iiml or
I'hcatni. A full mi,., ,, , I,,,.,. f
Mothoilixta n,, olhora inlorovtoil in
ili'sirnl.
I'r. Kormihitn la In Kmr-no nt tli
Revival Services
To be Continued
Although Evangelist Stuernag'd.
who has been holding a series of
evangelistic services" at the liible
Standard church for upwards cf two
weeks will close tomorrow evening,
(he pastor, Itev. Hornshult nnnounced
that the revival would go right on dur
ing the coming week and services
would be he!d on Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday evenings ui
7 : 1.1 o'clock.
Itev. Steurnnscl's sermon Inst evt
niiitf upuu whnL he termed nn ever
growing uupopmar topic was the
"Purpose of the second coming of
.lesus" ns told in t tie 4(h chapter ot
first ThcsMiloniitus, !
The evangelist explained that the'
next great event to take place ia the,
translation of living saints (sanctified
Christians) together with those wlu
have previously died in the Lord.
"The day is coining," he said, "when
death will be a thing of the pust au.'
tliere will be no more dying in the
Lord. The Lord will opera to like a
gigantic magnet, the dead shall riso,
because (he grave can no longer hoid
them, neither can the force of gravity
hold thowe "who are alive and re-1
main."
Considerable time was tnken t:p
with picturing a mental viM n of t li -
glory of the Lord .lesus Christ ami
how it may be possible for those who
are earnestly seeking him to be join;
heirs with him in iilory.
U Oakridge, ,Uid a number of other 1 !"V,,,,,"'M nf ,np rnre:ational. Pres
ciiics. . bvtrnan mid Methodist churches and
will assist these churches diirius the
next week in a campaign of visitation
I evangelism.
STATISTICS
BORN
t'IM'llt'll -At tho mnlornity homo.
CSS Sixth avcniio wont. Kriilnv. Mnv
I, IIIL'.V to Mr. ami .Mia. V. li.
Cliim-h, I'lltl Tifth an'iiuo wrsl, a ami.
I. I" VTtl.. At tho homo at 4115
Knurl h nvonno wrat, April ;ill, lll'Jo,
lo .Mr. ami Mm. Murtm l.raton, u
itiiurhtrr.
II. VSl'tillli Al l'nol'li-('hrltln ho,.
piliil, Krulay, Mny I, Mr.
ami Mr. liroriio llnfor, of till
I ii i rn, A' atrool, a ihtiiihtcr.
At Mor.-y h
April I'.n. illL'.V to
Mr. ami Mr a. .lohn H. Sohoonri'krr.
f it 1 1 llii:h atrort, a it.mjchtor.
FIRE PKCVENViON PLANNED
Srl(INIiKIKI.I). May a. tS,o-
ciiil). A firfl provtMilion nioiianre j
whirh I soon to bo put into uo :u
tho Sprinnfiolil Hooth-Koliy anwinill ;
ia tho bllililiuic of n 11-foot vti't'l ex- :
tension on tho oml of tho humor ron ;
veyor. tolling out tho w nilt n M'etion i
whll nt pri'Hi'llt ronveys hnwilust !o
tiio fhuno. The lonstrtii'tion work wi:l
ho timb'r tho ilirootion of John t r.ir
korr ho.iil inillw right.
INSntK Wil li ilKNHY TIldMl'
THE riUTTON SHOP
IMoai mo;, Hun,, in ami lleimtilrhui
Sll 7th aioutie rait. I'tione 171,-J.
SPECIAL
MKX'S PHKSX SIllUTS-wi.l, ,! xvi,lt ,l.
Itirs. Mij? riuipo .f 4 fiO
imtiviiis nt tj)jiyo
M KX 'S C.Vl'S Nice vanco of luicrs Ort g f
KK".lI!r 25-, 98 S1.25
Xiietl I51o.liii.if Silk llm H,st
New Shipment of
Floor Coverings
You can replace that old faded
rug or piece of linoleum this
spring at little cost. Get our
prices on floor covering. We
can save you money.
WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH
AND SELL FOR LESS
Johnson Furniture Co.
625 Willamette Phone 1188
DRESS-GOODS
And Now We Are At
The Threshold Of A
Great Exhibition Of
Brand New Silks
Woolens Cottons
Directorie
Satin, Yard
, $1.69
WONDERFUL VALUE
AND QUALITY
Satin Back
Canton Crepe
Yard $3.50
So many of the lovelier dresses are fash
ioned of this eleventh hour silk: giving that
softness of silhouette much sought after in
today's styles.
This Is a new showing, 40 inches wide,
colors are coral, turquoise, orchid, redwood,
powder, grey and' chrysanthemum.
JUST ARRIVED!
An extra good satin
, for Blips, skirts, etc.
Jade, coral, orchid, also
white. Because of Its
lustrous finish tha de
mand for this p.-irtic-.
ular satin is extensive.
Delightful New Silk
Stripe Dotted Swiss
69c
FAST DOT
ONLY, YARD
A distinctive, new dress fabric at a moderate price. Swiss has
won a high place in fashiondom for themselves for crisp dainty
summer frocks.
This new Swiss adds the distinction of a new novelty and beauty
with Us delicate tracery of rich silk stripes and tiny dots permanently
appliqucd to the fabric to look like tiny beads.
ftti
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MlHl Li !
mi
VERY CHARMING, VERY
DAINTY, QUITE UNUSUAL
Such colorful grounds as lavender, navy, shrimp and Jade,
serviceable and inexpensive.
Washable,
HEAVY QUALITY
' Imported Dress Linens,
The Yard 98c
1 The very thought of linen leaves -a favorable impression
In one's mind as being a loader in point of wear. Don't
confuse this linen dress fabric with soma of the inferior
linens you see advertised as this is of a dependajlo qua'.ity.
Commercially speaking Its fast color; 36 Inches wide and
comes in the following shades: Jade, grey, turquoise, beaver,
rose, yellow, copen, rust, Peruvian, orange, lavender, also
oyster.
Silk Stripe
CreDe Voiles 85c
A very fine summer fabric, 36 Inches wide, in grey,
orange, mldd'y and Nile shades.
NEW ARRIVALS!
Exquisitely Figured Pattern
Voiles, The Yard 98c
The smartness of prints should bring the discriminating fair
sex to Ax Billy's for these novelty printed patterns, forming dis
tinctive top and bottom. Splendid quality, .40 inches wide, each
pattern seemingly lovelier than the other.' Colors are fashion
right. New English"
Broadcloth, Yard 85c
Scarcely a day passes but what we read of broadcloth as to
its popularity and varied uses for men's, woman's and children's
things to wear. This is a very fine quality mercerized cloth,
yard wide, in pretty stripes and dark grounds.
Gay Fast Color
Leghorn Tissue
Frocks
FORM 0ENEROUS
TORTIOX OF THE
SU M M KU WAR D-ROBE
FINE HIGH
fill ADE
OINCHAMS
32 INCHES
WIDE
The Indlspenslble ging
ham in colors and patterns
as gay and cheerful as
spring and summer itself,
presenting an array of
youth giving patterns In
unique dash patterns and
plaids as well as splash dot
patterns.
55c
and
65c
Truly Wonderful Price On
Women's Full Fashioned Pure
Silk Hose, Pair
$1.25
Can any woman want less than at least
one pair of each color when such hose nro to
sell at $1.25 a pair? Of pure thread silk, de
sirablo weight, and. of course, reinforced nt
points of strain. Each pair is perfect. Select
from
TANBARK RACQI'F.TT AIRE
DALE ALSO BLACK. 5"0 PAIRS
TO OFFER AT THE ABOVE AT
TRACTIVE PRICE.
FEATURING 1000 HEAVY,
BLEACHED, GOOD SIZE
TURKISH TOWELS, AT
ONLY 29c
NEW SHOWING OF
Royal Society Aprons
STAMPED READY (fl QQ
TO EMBROIDER Cpl.Jr
"Royal Society," a trade name that Is
far reaching in every section of Ameri
cafavorably so. Quality is ono of
tho important factors, too. Smartly
designed patterns stamped on thrve of
the best selling shades
TAN SHRIMP BUFF
Here Is Value In "Royal
Society" Aprons 50c
A group of smaller dainty servin?
aprons, st.-imped on a good weight and
quality material on shrimp, green and
natural shades.
MATL ORDERS
PROMPTLY FILLED
..rtiof-"1' iicT tit"' ot",.e-
Have, your drapes been
Cleaned this Spring
Our Service Is Complete
.j
Phone 300
Olive St., Between 8th and 9th
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