r1ar Evening, May 7, 1925
Pago Five
jsfew Corseting Apparel
Fitted During
May 4th to 9th
Charming proportions
and beautiful figure
molding for full-figured
women in this new
Nemo - flex girdle.
Light bones and Vari
olastik side sections al
low flexible comfort
while achieving
straight, slender lines.
Closed-back, clasp
front model with nov
elty garters.
Women who prefer the
one-piece gnrment will
be greatly pleased with
the Xenio-flex Combina
tions. They are very
dainty, truly comfort
able ' ami remarkably
convenient.. The model
illustrated is side-clos-
Gives trim unbroken
lines and by means of
ernes-boning over dia
phragm, provides ade
quate control. Surgical
elastic insertions and
light boning to top of
garment give the flat
back effect.
Inspect the
Nemo-flex Garments
During Nemo Week at
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CITY NEWS
fa f I laud, former rtiidrnts of Eugene and
; Lorune, are Timing litre for a f?w
i daji. -
(Cuotinued front page one)
o'clock, immediately after the busi
ness meeting. All those interested aro
invited. The program wilt be held al
the College Side Inn.
Enter National Contest
A wire from Wasliiugtoo. 1. C, re
ceived bj the university forensic
coaches yesterday, announced that
Jack 1. Mciiuirea oration on the con
stitution had been selected as one f
the seren raanuet-rinte in the coast re
gion. Met! u ire, at a result, ri entitled
to represent Oregon in the semi
finals of the national iuter-collegiate
oratorical contest, and will deliver h's
oration on May 22 at San Francisco.
' New Sign Erected
iwo new electric signs have been
I erected on Willamette street this
week in front of fh A l I'titiivv
supper will be held prior to the bust-' re at 1M7 Willamette street, and
ness meetiug and election, it i announced.
farter's Hat abop in tbe Lowell
theater building. The l'enney sigu is
perpeudtculnr in s:.ape, beariug the
name of the company ami the Hat
shop is a novelty aigu. showing
messenger bearing a huge hut box.
Editor to Speak
C. L Chapman, editor of the Ore
: gon Voter of 1'ortland, will be the
speaker at a meeting of tbe Lane
County Hankers association at a ban
; tuet tonight at the Osburn hotel. He
will speak on tbe lost legislature and
its influence on hanking. Andrew Mil
ler, field secretary of the Oregon
State Hankers' association, will also
speak.
Club to Meet
l.e Foyer Francis will hold a
mooting tonight at 7:30, at the Y. W.
bungalow. Muliere's "Le lteurgooirf
Licntilhomme' will be the general
theme. For the past few sessions,
members of the club have been read
ing the play aloud, and the reading
will be continued. A soloist ha been
selected. All students who have had
one year of French are invited.
General Gasoline Used
The Hudson-Knsex caravan which
is here thin week on an advertising
tour for these cars is using General
Gasoline products exclusively, ac
cording to announeement from the
local office of the gasoline distribut
ing company. The caravan of three
cars, red, white and blue, is attracting
considerable attention on its tours
through the city.
Returns to Store
K. K. Carroll of Carroll's pharmacy
on Willamette street returned to his
store yesterday after a prolonged ill
ness. Considerable new equipment
has been added by the store, a soda
fountain installed in front, and new
display caseB arrived today for the
central part of the store.
Here from Blue River
T. A. Gilbert, resident of the Blue
Hiver district, was n business visitor
in the city today. Mr. Gilbert reports
that fishing is fine on the MoKenzie
mid that ho has made aome good
catches. The visitor has a big advan
tage over the city angler as the Mr
Kcnzie flows across his front yard at
Blue river.
Homo It Purchased
Harry Wheeler has purchased the
home of E. A. Eashman at 3 WO Vni-
versitv i;trrt and exnerts to tHke pos
session May 10. The deal was handled; Hero from Hebron
through the W. B. Cooper Kealty of-1 K. It. Powell, chairman of the
fice here. ' school board in district "0 at Hebron
- . in southern ljine county, was a vis-
Attende Fraternity Meeting i itor today at the offioe of E. J.
Arnold Collier, Lane county club Moore, county superintendeiit of
leader, was at Corvallis last uigbt to I schools.
attend the annual banquet and elec
tion of Kappa 1'hi Delta, honorary
education fraternity of the Oregou
Agricultural college.
Janitor Called East
Giles Hnddelt, 1J77 Seventh avenue
east, and janitor at the l'attrrsoa
school, left today for Minnesota where
Meeting H Friday i he was called by a telegram that his
Tbe Daughters of the American; mother had died. Ho expects to re
Revolution will meet Friday after- turn in about two weeks,
noon. Mav 8. at 2:30 o'clock at the)
home of Mrs. F. M. Wilkins, IS
Ninth avenue wet. There will be elec
tion of officers for the new year, and
annual reports given.
Leaves for Portland
Mrs. A. T. Cockerline of this city
has left for Portland to be with her
sister, Mrs. Edna Gordon who under
went an operation at a Portland hospital.
Leaves for Portland
Colonel J. M. Williams, local at
torney, is at Portland today on a busi
ness visit ami expects to return hers
Saturday.
Local Property Bought
H. I. It loom has purchased the resi
dence property of G, J. Gilbertson
on Tenth avenue west. The deal was
handled through the W. li. Cooper
Kealty office.
Leaves for Portland
Mrs. C. W. Itobbins of thia city left
for Portland on a short visit and is
expected to return here today.
Society to Meet
The Ladies Aid society of the Fmr
mount Presbyterian church will meet
Friday afternoon at -:3( o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Jitmes Carr at 16oo
Villard street.
Hero From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Menncs of
Portland were visitors here yesterday
to look over Lane county properly
they recently purchased near Springfield.
Go to Portland
Attorney and Mrs. Fred E: Smith
left today for Portland where the for
mer will transact business. They will
return Sunday.
Hero from Centralla
.lenney Heath, former resident of
this city and now residing at Cen
(ralta, Wash., is a visitor here for a
short stay on her way to California.
To Address Girls
"Health and ltecreation Projects in
the Harvest Fields of Oregon," was
the subject of the address given by
Miss Corin Degemnrck, executive sec-
Leave for San Francisco
Junnita Filer of the Oregon Drag
company went to San Francisco yes
terday to spend a week visiting with
friends and relatives in that city.
Meeting Is Postponed
The regular meeting of the Sunta
Clara Parent-Teacher association has
been postponed from this week until
riday, May L.,
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license has been honed
at the office of the county clerk for
retnry of the Cnmp Fire girls in Ore-i Drew F.nstmnn Severy of Florence
gon. nt the last meeting oi me itcr
minn club.
Baptists to Meet
The annual meeting and election nf
officers of the First Baptist church
will be held this evening, according ti
ller. Charles E. Dunham, pastor. A
and Lydia Anderson of Ca:iary.
State Officer Here : nr
W. W. Dillon, newiy-elected secre
tary of the Spokane Y. M. C. A., and
retiring state ''Y" secretary, was in
Eugene yesterday on a visit frim
Portland.
Patient Improving
Condition of Mrs. J. G. Steinmefz
of the Ideal bakery, who recently un
(knwent a surgical operation nt the
Pacific Christian hospital, is reported
to be much better today.
i Former Residents Here-
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bryant of Port-
Cod Liver Oil in
Sugar Coated Tablets
Fcr Puny Kids
Forget the nasty tasting, stomach
I upsetting cod liver oil and give the
j thin, puny, underdeveloped children
McCoy's Cod Liver OH Compound
I Tablets if you want to give them a
good appetite and put pounds of good,
i healthy flesh on their bones.
Doctors know all about them and
,80 does Linn Drug Co.. W. A. Kuy
kendall, Carroll's Pharmacy and all
good pharmacists all over America,
for they are in great demand, be
et, use they are not laggards but show
: tcMiltn in a few days,
Marriage License Issued
A marringe license was issued at
the office of the county clerk today to
David Macauley of Mabel and llaxel
Anctta Haynea of Eugene.
(Continued from page one)
new line in central Oregon, was filed
today with the interstate commerce
commission by the Oregon Trunk rail
way, a corporation controlled by the
Northern Pacific-Great Northern-Bur.
tington group. No estimates of cot
were included.
From Bend South.
The projected line will run from
Bend, Oregon, in a general southerly
direction 170 miles to Klamath KalU,
via Bonanza and Olean. In addition.
80 miles of additional main line would
be built through northward from Kla
math Falls along the west aide of
Klamath lake nnd returning to tli
main trunk again at a junction point '
called Wkookum.
The lino would open an nvenue nf
transportation for very large timber
tracts, the application said, and in ad
dition would be some traffic from
agricultural nnd grazing interests. It
was further said that the Oregon
Trunk was affiliated with other rail
roads which operate 117,000 miles of
line and that these corporations were
prepared to finance the extension.
Potltlon Pending.
There is pending before the com
mission a petition by the Oregon pub
lic utilities commission which flskt
that railroads serving Oregon lie re
quired to build a largo amount cf new
extensions in the ceutrnl and eastern
sections of that state. The Oregon
Trunk proposal filed today in part
covers the routes on which the Ore
gon commission has sought to force
new construction.
Parent-Teachers
Elect at Junction
JUNCTION CITY, May 7. (Spec
ial) The first meeting of the year
of the Pareut-Teacher association
was held in the high school assembly
room Tuesday night. A very interest
ing program was presented. Clausen's
orchestra was present nnd gnve ev
crnl selections. Howard Olunast. from
the sixth grade was present with his
j performang mechanical toys..
Toe onicers tor tne nxi year wtrr
Ihf n elected as follows :
Mrs. V.. .1. Horton, president; Mrs.
Thorvnll Anderson, vice-president ;
Mrs, Ijiiurn Ballard, secretary-treasurer.
Drill Teams Will
Attend Gathering
One hiindrrd eampa of the Wood
men of the World, 10 drill train.
HI.IKIO Woodmen and l.KHI ramliilatra
will participate In the t tjirt y-f if t li an
niversary ohnerrancp. of the W, O. W.
to lie held at Hie alnte fair around"
at Nnli.ni Kullll-illlV .1 IIIIO ''7. Bn'Rhl-
They are not riprnaire either fill i . tlHiiH of the event received
tablet CO cent and children take;, .. Knienn eanin from the alale
Spring
that win
Suits
friends
them tike candy.
A very sickly child, ag 0, gained
1 12 pounds in seven months and is
strong and healthy.
One skinny woman gained 0 pounds
in 1M days.
1 "Be sure to get McCoy's, the orig
inal and genuine Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablet."
officers. The entire board of head
managers of the W. O. W. will be nt
Halem for the celebration. A big
motor caravan from Kugcne will at
tend the meeting, it Is announced. A
big basket picnic w ill be held in Addi
tion to athletic contests and band
concerts, both afternoon and evening,
the report slates.
for US
$35
A store's reputation soon becomes rs solid a fact as its
location that has always been our theory,
That's why you've always been able to find here fine
merchandise, intelligent service and rich values such
as we're offering this spring in suits at
$35
OTHERS $40 TO $53
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothe
mm
'PHI'" fountain of yomh and
health la in the brain,
from which organ there is
transmitted the nervous en
ergy that energises the tari
m organs of th body.
When a dip)ard segment
nf the spine eierts undue
preure on a nerve. Chiro
practic adjustments are
Decennary,
Jl
FrecKIes
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, Mits Frerklefnee,
; to try a remedy for freckles with ihe
' guarantee of a reliable mncprn thai
it will not cost ou a penny unles it
removes the freckles; while if it does
give you h Hear roinplesinn the es
, penfe is trifling.
j fSiniply get an ounce of Olhine -double
streng'b from any drug or
department store and a few applies.
tii bdiild show you )w sMy it is
to rid yourself of the homely freeklea j
ami get a beautiful completion.
Barely is more than one ouixe needed
fr the worst else.
Be sure to ak the druggist fnr the
double strength (thine n this
strength Is sold under guarantee of
i money back if it fails to remove your
j freckles,
j U rcmntnnd Otbine Complexion
, Foap for use with Othine, also as a
1 shampoo it's wonderful for bob)ed
i bair -'J-V a rake at all drug or de
pertinent stores or by mail. Otbine
j l,ahorntorie. Inc., Buffalo. N, Y.
NOTICE
1 "nt M further notice our office will
be located on Park- Hfreet In the !"ni
ted Ktaiev National Bank Building.
tf fba.sk j. nr.uny.n, BesHor
FridayFinal Day The
Basement Birthday Sales!
It isn't of ton that such splendid opportunities to save subshintially on mer
chandise of this reliable quality can be offered. Look over this list of base
ment speeials every one re:resents a distinct saving be here Friday with
the dozens of other thrifty shoppers who realize that "saving is wise buying."
Please note In some cases lots are nearly closed out but
in the majority of cases there still remain good selections.
.,.89c
. .$1.49
,39c suit
Women's Flannel Crepe and Silk Dresses. ... . .$9.85
Women's Novelty Rayon Silk Scarfs, all colors. . . .$1.19
Women's Gingham House Dresser, regular $2.50 . .$1.89
Brassiere and Hip Confiner Combinations. ... . . 98c
Batiste and Novelty Stripe Bloomers step-ins. .49c
Women's Slip-on Sweaters Wool and Rayon . ... .$2.39
Children's Gingham Dresses, sizes 6 to 1 2 yrs. .
Women's and Children's White Middy Blouses .
Women's Knit Union Suits, limited sizes.,...
Women's Knit Vests, 15c ea., 2 vests for. .,.
Women's Knit Pants, only small sizes remaining, 39c ea.
Children's Knit Vests, sizes from 2 to 1 6 yrs 6 for $1.00
Galvanized Wash Tubs, Nos. I and 2 sizes.; . .$1.00
Mother Goose Self Wringing Mops, regular $1.19..,. 89c
Abrazo Magic Aluminum Cleanser, reg. 1 5c. ,.,.2 for 19c
White Semi Porcelain Coffee Cup, Saucer 13c
Quart Size Aluminum Vacuum Bottle, reg. $2.50.. $1.98
Round Wire Dish Drainers, holder for silverware.,.,. 89c
Regular $1 .69 Aluminum Oval Roasters ,.,.,.(.,.. $1.39
"Jim Dandy" Black Japanned Lunch Kits. .$1.00
Fancy Decorated English Crockery Tea Pots 85c
Set of 5 Clear, Smooth Glass Mixing Bowls.,., m.89c
"Meritas" Oil Painted Lunch Cloths, 48 in. square... 69c
54x54 Japanese Lunch Cloths, all fast color. $1.00
Real Leather Boston Shopping Bags, reg. $ 1 .98 ..,.,.$1.00
Men's Cotton Hose, black, brown, all sizes., .,.7 pr. $1.00
50 trimmed Hats worth up to $6.50 . . ,.t.., . .$1.00
Regular $5 Elite Electric Irons sale.,.,.. $3.69
$1 2. 85, Dinner Sets, open stock patterns. .,.$9.85
i"a'i -tin iimiii tiu'iw
clnnouncing
The Installation of Complete
New Equipment For
Examination Of
The Eyes.
I have installed what is known n.i n "New Oenotholmic Refracting Unit"
for the examination of the eyes. This unit is the latest development in
modern optical science, and is tho result of years of study and research by
famous experts.
"Controlled Illumination" and a inoro accurate determination of astigma
tism nnd muscular imbalance, nro the outstanding improvements. I recent
ly spent somo time in San Francisco selecting this equipment and tnking
special instruction in its operation.
This unit is direct from Xew York, the first to arrive on the Tacific coast,
to be installed in a specialist's office, and 'several thousand dollars hnvo
been spent in remodeling my office and installing this equipment, in order
to do more exact work and give you more accurate service.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
I have been appointed licensee for Eugene for tho famous new "SOFT
LITE" tinted lenses. The advantage of SOFT LITES is that they nro
non-lialiit. forming, do not cast a shadow around the eyes or make tho lids
look red, soften the light evenly without reducing vision and blend incon
spiculoiisly with the color of the skin.
The above aniioiincemeiils are further evidence of my desire to give my
patrons the finest optical service to be had anywhere.
Dr. "Roial Qick
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
878 Willamette Street Eugeno
"SUCCESS cornel only aa remit Of hard, aarneat. practical affort In
behalf of an Ideal. Every peraon muat conatantly ba wordlna toward
It A perfection that la beyond hie preaant ability or capacity. It la aueh a
V rrl Proram that echlevee a aarvloa that atanda out from the ordinary and
K. -o makea for PROGRESS."
Says fihffeieilgfi?
OREGON MOTOR CO.
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