The Eugene guard., May 13, 1925, Image 10

Page Ten
TIIE EUGENE GUABD
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SOCIETY AND CLUBS
B MARIAN LOWRY
An ncrrnse In automobile accidents
in Eugene tbe last few days bas re
sulted in a Binfement by A. I!, Shor
tei. traffic officer. Many of the acci
dents could lie nvoidrd, lie toy, if
luoturista will aijtnal with their hand
when driving uwoy from Hie curb,
and by looking In neo if any nu to mo
bile itt niipronrhins.
"Left liJitid turns or complete 1 11 rim
at interHcriinnK vliotilrl h avoided
during Saturdny night conjeextion on
WillitMiettu street, M nay Mr. Minr
tcs. "These t-auKe much of our traffic
aiiiiitthupfl."
The accident a reported were as fol
lows: Crystal Crick, 802 Pearl street, and
Currrdl I lay. motor route C, accident,
at Thirteenth avenue and Alder street, I
Mrs. C. -S. Arnold, TJ'Xi Alder I
atreet, and C. II. Martin, '2 hi Lincoln
atreet, accident lit Twelfth avenue
and Willamette street.
W. K. Miner, 1HH4 Alder street, sc.
cident at J'ourteeiitli avenue find Al
der street. 1
Jerry Cobb, tVJ'J Seventh avenue
west, aud Joe Hurt, motor route A,
accident at Hixth avenue and Law
rente street.
U. ('. tiay, motor route It, accident
at Thirteenth avenue and Kerry
street,
Clarence Olsen, Crow, nud L. L.
Woods, 511 Adams, accident at Jtlalr
and Admix street.
This evening the Ladies' auxiliary
of the chamber of commerce is to
have one of it regular social and
buiiicKS sessions in the chamber of
I coininen-e rooms at seven-thirty
I o'clock. Mra. C. J, Duniel is chuiniwui
! of the committee of hostesses for the
inpctinjf, and is to be ansisted by Mrx.
Fred Chess. .Mrs. Hurry Cherry, Mrs.
Fail Curtis, Mrs. Harris Carr, Mrs.
I'an Clark. Mr. K. A. Jiroste, Miss
(iruce I Minn.
Of note of tomorrow's affairs will
be the May ten of the university fac
ulty women in Alumni hull between ,
the hours of three o'clock and six 1
o'clock. This is to be the last of these
very erijoj utile affaire given once
each month during the pant school
year, and for this occasion each mem
ber i to bring guests. A inimical pro
gram is being arranged. Mrs. Jtay
ruond Wheeler and Mrs, Ham J Ian
vwirncr nre ctiuirmen ui tnc commit- j
tee of hostesses ami will be assisted :
by those whose mimes begin with I',
V, V, X,y, and Z.
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Mra. I). 11. McCJuIn left at noon to-
day for her home in Hood Hirer after
spending the past several days ay
the fUPHt of her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Morrison. '
Mra. Kugene Hampton (Madge Cal
kins) of Pendleton a guest at the
home of her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. S.
M. Calkins.
Mrs. V. W. Hanson Is spending i
few days in Itnxcbiirg. ,
. !
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert f'larke are'
this evening entertaining the W'ednes- j
day Dinner club at their home in j
Springfield.
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Mrs. Fred Cheng is to entertain
Kill Kure Klub at ber home tomor
row afternoon.
The Parent-Teacher association of
the Patterson school is to have a
meeting lit three o'clock tomorrow
nflcniiion. MotherH f the third and
fourth graded nre to be the hostesses
for the ten hour. There will be elec
tion of officers.
"Sally" is one of
Ucst Productions
Out of the best motion picture pro
ductions to rome to F.ugene during the
punt few years Is now showing at the
McDonald theater. It is "Sally," fen
til ring Colleen Moore,
Tikru from the elnge success, and
starring pretty Colleen Moore, to
gether with Lloyd Hughes and the
erer-Iaughiible Leon Krrol. the picture
ia cue of the neatest and most pleat
ing of the screen world today. There
is soinedy and pathos, beauty and re;i!
life, and the whole thing Is as smooth
running and pleasing as anything couH
possibly be.
The M'-Donnld fhowed the picture
to a picked house twice Inst night.
'Hi ere were ministers, newspaper folk,
city officials, business men, office
girls, ond others from every wake ui
life. They nil came out smiling.
"(ire, that was a fine show. 1 sur;
liked it," was the verdict.
Tie production could g 1 in naught
but prince. It truly Is u fine thing.
The prolog, featuring Hugh Winder,
Mildred llsldnin ana Snm Soble, is
another feature that was well Ink 011,
Featuring the excellent violin playinj
of Mr, Soble, the dmicing and eiiiKUiji
of Miss Kihlwin mid the sinking mid
directing of .Mr. Winder, the act Is a
thing of beauty and merit. It showed
originality, talent ami art.
In the Impe of recouping the pearl
industry in the Philippine islands, the
government hns ordered' the peurl
banks around the Sola archipelago
closed for three years.
Mrs. I. T. Nicklin, for many years ,
a resident of Ktigene, died this-morn- 1
ing at ber home, 401 Seventh avenue 1
west. She was i7 yenrs of age. I
.Mrs. Ni.-klin is survived by her bus- 1
band, I. T. Nicklin; a daughter, Mrs..
Mahlon Sweet ; her father, J, 1.
Page; and a brother, Frank Page, all
of Kugene. A sister, Miss Kstelle
Page, with tbe atnff of the I'nited
States Veterans' 'hospital, lives ifi
Portland.
A member of the Episcopal church, .
Mrs. Nicklin had been organist in the'
church for 18 years. The funeral ser-1
vices are to be held at the' Veatch '
chapel at 2 o'clock Friday ufternoon. I
Itev. Frederick (j. Jennings of the!
Fpiscopal church is to officiate, and
interment will be in tbe Mnsonic cem- 1
etcry. j
who three yeira ago were living in .is
good homes as ours, but now, through
the misfortune of war, are bomeles"
be states. "This year, however, we are
not asking for shoes for even after
much of our national printing was
dune for tiiia campaign, an appeal
made by tbe National Shoe Dealer'
asufulation bruiijbt in shoes enough
for rlext 3-enr.
"Warm cloihea have to do doub'e
duty in Armenia," says Mr. Getchell,
"not only must they keep out the
wintry winds nud snows out of doors,
but inside the house thr-y are call-d
upon to replace furnaces. For every
day is 'iieatles' day in many of the
m-iir east relief orphanages. So
scarce is fuel that only the hospitatj ,
have any artificial heat nt all."
Near East Bundle
Day is Scheduled
,7. It. (tetchell, chairman for near
cnHt bundle day, May 20, anonuncrs
that plans are well under way for a
city-wide collection. j
"We want everything possible in the i
way of warm garments for the people I
Guessing Contest
Feature of Party
Cue, Ring contests will be the enter
tainment feature of the meeting of
tho Business nud Professional Wo
men's club to be held tomorrow eve
ning. The hosts for the party are
Edith .MrKune, Miss S. K. Skene,
M. Ethel Tnylor, Mrs. Thomas Wells.
Kuril member is to bring some article
or picture that will give a clue to her
business or profession and prizes will
be awarded to those who are able
to name the largest number and de
signate to whom they belong. Other
interesting events are also planned
for the party, according to those ill
charge.
Roseburg Plans
New High School
KOSK11UIKS, Ore., May 13. Th- -school
board today authorised a d:l
for bids on tbe new high school build-;
ing to be constructed here during thv ,
coming lummer.
Hid are to he received on the aft
er.." on or June 2. The school dis
trict hns isfiied bonds in (be sum of
1B.VHX to build the structure.
r" TJieest orLess
The CRITICS Say:
It has the mirth of "Potash and Pcrlmutter," the
heart Interest of "Humoresque."
A Famous Detroit Artist said:
"Bar none, 'Welcome Stranger' Is the funniest play
thlH year. A ripping, rollicking; comedy. All
Detroit should see It, Henry Ford included'."
NEW SHOW
TODAY
C-o. N. Mrl.ean. lntursncc, 8o
n'iilitnetta SU Phone 617. if
Oiburn Hotel 11 eaul j Tarlonr.
Phone 81)1.
TODAY LAST DAY
It was a Riot Last Night!
Colleen Moore
"SALLY"
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REGULAR
PRICES!
Evenings 30c
Mfttinee3 20c
Children 10c
PROLOG
"Found: Sally"
frnturlng
HUGH WINDER
MILDRED BALDWIN
8AM 80BLE
Nightly at 7:25
and 9:20
More Fun "SIGHT TIGHT" It's Good
StWirc
DESIGNER
PATTERN
Including
Beirobe
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SWNWRD
DESIGNER
PATTERN
Including
Belrobe
USE BELDING'S SATIN CREPES
THE BEST
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Great Stags 8uccess F f sjl 1
FLORENCE VIDOR f J MiJki
LLOYD HUGHES IX Jt l'" I nS - ff
VIRGINIA BROWN FAIRE C 1t fBotl
NOAH BEERY nt?,) M Ml
DORE DAVIDSON ' , r v 1 CSttfK kMxmI
nd other stars , t j4w51jrr J
"century comedy Af& CHBin V
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Kjnoprnm News Events f V NOTE KKX M '
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Any Night ISS r I , TO W pRICEg XJT.
Mntlneo Kids i , 7 ' v
20c 25c ioc fer ,
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The Touring Car JjMT-Trt ,, I
Always The Same Unequaled
Unfaltering Results
The Chrysler Six delivers more power
and sficcd with a given bore and stroke
and at a given number of revolutions
per minute than any other car.
It was not only designed and built to
deliver more, but to continue to de
liver more with unfailing regularity.
jThis enduring nature has earner! for
,thc Chrysler Six a remarkable
distinction. Owners say it is the best
built car on the market today because
they have driven their cars tens of
thousands of miles and are enjoying
a quality of performance no other
car equals
Thcsame brilliance.the sameeagcrness
that astonished and delighted them
the first day they drove always un
equaled and unfaltering performance.
No other motorists are enjoying the
same results, no others are enjoying
the same inherent roadability made
still more wonderful by remarkably
effective stabilators. Let us si; .jw you
what these results are like.
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942 Olive
DRUGS AT
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PROMPTLY
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SPRING CLEAN'-UP WEEK COMMANDS ATTENTION. VERY TIMELY IXDEED j1
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AX BILLV DEPARTMENT STORE .
Prints Will Play A
Prominent Roe
New Silk Mixed Printed
Crepes Are Making Their
. Debut Yard $1.87
Patterns of the all over sort and other fastnatlng motif,
have changed' silks so we scarcely know them.
Crepes wonderfully good for summer dresses Tn.u
clinging lines drape true to torm. 35 and 36 lnces w'de
New Printed
Canton Silks
Yard $3.50
No question ahout It, the
crepe fabrics (silk) play an
exceptionally important part
In summer frocks and en
sembles. One need only
look about to. be convinced
These are of a splendid
quality, 40 inches wide, in a
host of fascinating printed
patterns.
Linen Finish
Suitings 39c
Ask for "Khartura" and
you'll be delightfully pleased'
as to its texture xnd good
weight. 34 nches wide.
They look like ilnen is
why they're called linen finish.
Such Fascinating
Novelty Linen
Suitings $1.19
AND $1.50 A YARD
They do tub so beautitullr
these soft imported linen
suitings In buff, ovster or
natural combined with con.
trasting novelty pattern.
Fashion certainly racomi
mends linens.
"Coledonia"
English Prints
Yard 35c
You'd hardly expect to
buy such fine quality guar
anteed fast color wash ma
terial at such a low price.
Just what you'd expect to
enliven or freshen your
house frock supply.
For children, too. Ten new
patterns. Yard wide.
Printed Silks
Yard $1.19
The price Is low enough so
hardly anyone need not deny
themselves of possessing a
frock in sport patterns and
beautiful prints. 36 Inches
wide.
Dashing Sport Stripe
Silks, Yard $1.95
$2.50 AND $3.50
Way down south, east, north or west sport stripe silks
are finding their way about the best of society. Once you
glimpse these srlks with their "come to the party" air,
you'll make mental pictures of smart new sport dresses.
Directorie Satin,
Yard $1.69
Pretty, lustrous, 40-Inch satin, ideal for slips, giving a
rich background for light airy raiment so much in demand.
Peach, Nile or black.
New Stratford Striped
. Broadcloth, Yard 85c
As the summer season advances seem
ingly bolder nnd more radiant grow the stripes
and colors. Dame Fashion suggests that
which is In keeping with the gay season.
These are all that without exaggeration.
To make these gay stripes hold their bright
ness they have been put through a process
whereas the colors are fast. The 1925 sum
mer ward'robe suggests at least one striped
frock
Absolutely New
"Yourkloth," Yard -48c
A Renfrew dyed fabric aud a wonderful
new fast color suiting, yard wide, in such
good colors as coral, rose, light green, buff,
tan, gold, dark green or light blue. Material
replaced It colors do not give satisfaction.
YES, NOTIONS ARE
WORTH A MENTION!
When making up this ad the question
arose as to whether our Notion Dept.
couldn't be given a mention. After looking
up the year's sales on notions and found
this section popular enough to deserve
space with our most Important features.
It seems that so much of the notions
used in this community are sold by Ax
Billy's if sales mean anything.
And that's because we carry such com
plete stocks of these Important little Items
almost everything you can possibly need
right at the time you need it. Home
sewing time is "Now."
Eugene's largest stock!
WOMEN'S
New Pointed Heel
Silk Hose Take A
Special Price, Pair
$1.00
A reversion to a modPrately short skirt
is the stylo forecast and means that mi
lady's hosiery Is to remain through sum
mer months an exceedingly Important Item
of dress.
Here Is ft special In women's smart
pointed heel silk hose that brings you n
substantial" saving. Such fashionable
shades as
FRENCH NUDE DAWN
ALMOND-AI.SO BLACK
55c And 65c Tissue
Ginghams, Yard 38c
Answers the demand for a sheer, dalntr
fabric that will withstand frequent tubbiots
because Its fast color. A varied collection
of colorful patterns.
Normandy Voiles,
Yard 50c
So favorably known are voiles they vi
no other Introduction. In a showing of en
tirely new patterns, 3S Inches wide. Of
very good quality. Their sheerness roiM
them particularly adaptable for summer
frocks
INTERESTED IN PRET.TV
EMBROIDERY THINGS? THEN
You'll Want To See The
New "Royal Society"
FACK AGE AND OPEN STOCK STAMPED THINGS
Every little while beautiful art designs find their wax
to Ax Billy's, and women who appreciate seeing charming
new things are sure to find a visit to this Interesting de
partment a pleasure.
Whatever fabric they are stamped on von may f"Pl as
sured the quality is up to f, standard. We can t near
begin to describe the many pretty things that aro here
Women's Stamped Aprons Rondv To Kmhroidrr; In firwn, Rose,
Or Unhloacliod. At .'0c. Lnces To'Mateli, Yard 10c To ."e.
Women's Stamped Chnmnrctte Dresses: Colors Lavender, Buff Or
Coral. Trice $1.;!!).
Children's Stamped Voile Tantie Dresses In -V Prcttv Shade Of
Poach. Sizes 2 To 4 Years. Price $1.":.
Stamped lluck Towels, Yellow, Lavender Or Pink Arc The Sliades,
;0e.
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Car Care Co.
670 01 v St. '
Washing, Polishing
Oils
A new greasinc service for
your convenience at attrac
tive prices.
Phone 2107-J
Carpet Cleaning
Oi.rvl ST.. Mt. m rw
Phone 300
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