The Eugene guard., May 23, 1925, Image 3

Evening. May 23, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Foge Threft
" ... 'J o' . ?ms it would sell well .n
faFBEHCH
,..T rr"-b Morocco, May 23.
' The K" ".-;.,-.;
.hpir tronml siouny
rlsiK l"'lve , oust them from
'''h onn.l .l.hough icn-
' . n. fbunibnin success iu
.1 t'OUBt 1 r . .:J.- n,rftttms
nil FrwWy "I""'"
.Mi AW-el-Krim and ls
'5JSl loom an formidable
, .;!;irr men ' ,lle i"'
fine . - (he Riffians have
" i,.,.. to be tuorougniy
nry market. Its high quality is due tu
the crenm crailitr;- campaitu that tV
Eugtne Farmers' creamery is puttios
00, by pnyiu; premium for high jr3,l.
cream, M. M. Honey states. Xlie
farmers are favorable to this ram
paisu and are co-operating to turn
out quality goods. Mr. Jioney aavs.
Tbe tliree essentials for hish Qiul
ily cream, according to Mr. Honey,
are c'eanlme, quick cooling of
cream, and maintaining this cold tem
perature: and frequent delivery.
"Cleanliness of all utensih that tUo
milk touches is a big factor," declar-s
Mr. iloney. "tlood butter is newr
made from poor cream."
A number of groups of farmers are
I' 'I, themselves to be morn sm, ( co-operating in the hauling of cream,
lf" " l '"'"Uiie rel tfcit men bring it
' ihe World r
'l lverv here in He Chambrut. a
i1 ., ;,tured the enemy s po-
Jdr by bayonet charges.
twice a week at a distance of -t'l
miles. Hy co-operating esdi ma:i
makes only one trip a month.
'Z French found that me. cue,,,.
' iMnwl thf T can j I
Cctiee in the World war
' I"" k, the right wing
"fLrticularly hard fighting in
1,5 ' n; operations. His men were
"T ..nosed to a bitmg fire
.(.juiaauj .. . ,, )oiu(: o tne
vuij -.
ffStt the difficulties of the
I 0 ,h. French arc re-inforc-
PXirulvaiice posts, many of which
mm jtinnoR
DEFENDS COLLEGES
' (Continued from page one)
fancied and largely the result of nre-
judice. 'ihe man who has attended a
Kiofore have been surrounded aucT men's college like, say Amherst
ii dangerously turcavvuvu. more or Jess prejiiduid against
IES111CED
IS!C CQKTEST
Odious to be studied "by scUo.!
tins tP C'.ius ......
"... .l..v bv AIU l.eona li.
iJ'iBttr. smr visor of school music.
Rowing are me l"c ttV
U iiIuBia (The love rdier
. vHVDoouIar wrtii me Mmman pew-
j't. Be ro"thiu is diitiuctij- ypauisi.
UimsKy - xvorsho-
M-mtkT-KorMktiw was a iuolrn
:'rtt scenes wiiii aniMi: l-ither thau
H wimiiosPtl fl group or VSuite" .of
L.r.bf srPUPH m the -Arabian
flits'' talcs.
Ub of the piocps of t h is ".Siti"
ihe "Kfsi.vnl at Uagdad. it fl"
i crowiif", haiaars. curwu bmutmss
l:i wtDtling uti-ppis, witli the Imt sua
ir all. iJcraswmiliy a nglit aii'l
'Lrite d;tm-f mc.vrint'iit is heard.
jHiOriaii lii.a.isody N. L . . . . Lis-t
tram L:sz( was a gre.il JiiiuKiirtiu
iioist ami L'oiui'er . of .the mm1
r&tb rtuiury. I to romposctl many
pHjojariiin Itiiapsodies" but rt"j-
llj toe swoiitl is the host known. ,
Tfee HnDg;iriarts have a nati' iuu
ttiwe fiiHil Ihe "Cxardas." This
'niiisijiin jrJIs yo what it is Hk',
It is iliviilM iu.f, two parts, as is
i diince; tlie ficst p:irt ntllrtl thf
"Uf(wT is slow and the 't-ojl
; irt, railed (lie "Kritilia," is ruttid iiinl
'fBtric.
pdncaiion, not realizing that the dif
ference net .r ren the two kinds f
eollepEa is primarily ft fancied one."
Mr. Seld'-n further pointed out th.it
as a rule wherever there is a men's
college there is usually a college for
women not far off, and (hat there is
generally a kind of social life, cor
responding to that existing in ie
a v e ra ee eo -ed-K'a t ionnl i nst it u t i -n,
arranged between the two.
With regard to college athletic.
Air. Seldon was somewhat nn-rtm-minnl.
'Teronallv, I cannot help but
believe that there is ton much rim
and money devoted to athletics in the
larger universities. are having to-
many million-dnUar stadiums .and it
.-ei'iii'J tu me the money could he used
to promote mm h greater needs; pro
cure hetter instruction, construct new
Intildings or something etue more vital
to real Btudent lij'p."
When n?ked if be thought the fr.i
teriiiues and the sororities on th
average roHege campus were in cm-pl'-te
control. Mr. Seldon answered
yes and no. "From a social pnint .f
view thry seem to he in control, but
P'diricaHv they are not ?o string. fie
added that in a majority of th uni
vcitiea he had visited thus fur.
notably at Stanford and California,
the heads of the student bodies were
nftn-frnternity men. Tiie fraternities,
it serins, are unah'e to get togefh-r
on a ny one rand ida t e, w h ile t be
"barbs" are pretty well cmFolidaU1 1.
Parents Should be
1000 Miles Away
Says Salem Judge
SALEM, Ore., May 2,1. "It t had
my way about it there would he a
law on the' statute books requiring
rII young married couples to live
at least 1,000 miles away from
Ihpir parents."
' I f every w i fe whose liusba nd
took a drink were to bo given a
divorce, two thirds of the families
In the country woald be disrupted'."
Thus mmmented Judge L. H.
MrMahon her today in refusing
Secretary Weeks
Will Recuperate
III NeW England j to Prant a divorce to Josephine
her husband. WtUbtm
CT?lrv Weeks will sneud tliree f , - , '
inntbs rpstiug in New Kngland, ex-
M'tiin to mam to his desk at the
ir department, bv September, fully
wercfi from an illness which be-
: April 12.
He left Washington fr Host mi
ft airht to ccnult pbvsirian.i re- i
:rfing a itftf-siMe nerntion in re-
i him df e;ill bladfler trmibe. i
' --cb rferelnpfd during his cotival-
'"net after a thrombosis attack. f
President I'uotidee talked with the
"mtary at his home yesterday and (
t advised that Mr. Weeks had
fwat fiiakt'n off the effect h of the.
.irotulHisis aihiirnt mid that he hoped (
1 mum? liis diitivs after n rest at;
Xrw Hampshire farm. j
(here had been too much paretmat
interference. Conk was recent I v
: arrested here and hound over to
the grand jury along with ten other
men on a charge of contributing
. to the delinquency of n minor girl,
: but the judge said that the near
; est he could determine relative to
j that affair was that "about nil
' Cook did was to make an rf
j himself." Cook is said to have
driven the car that carried several
, mn and girls.
The trial showed' that for h tints
the Cooks lived with the wit'3 par
ents and couldn't get alon weil,
then tried living with the hus
band's parents and couldn't got
along there.
Blue Bell Butter j
Highly Commended
RIVER LOAM
Ripr lonm for sale, t'bone IlSfl-f,
T. B. K!o, k. nf'srattlf. wlin if n I
"r brokfr. t- nnpti at llie Kiirc-i-:. 1
B?rs' crfampry on Iiis wnv to
Anstips. whr'ri- he will handle S
2 SICK WOMEN !
REGAIN HEALTH;
TTfough the use of Lydia E.
ham' Vegetable Cora-
iPO'Uii Read their Letters
rt.0eorKiB.-"IwM troubled
e7TWscce female weakness
accompanied b y
some very unpleas
ant symptoms and
with pains in my
back, sides and
leg?. Since takin?
a treatment of
Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound 1 am
M ' ;,- I j. lw. in every
, (way, and the un-
,. wms nave aisap- 1
; lour medicine is wonderful
It t r -on'i women.
Dasher. R F TW Kn ii
Georg.a. " i
Relief fr f: . o.f '
..win i mi oq(UO t
'irr"k- M'"h.-"I had (rreat !
in Vlllrf in iir P" !
T w " that 1 not ao 7 i
v i0r ,,an1 on m1 feet for '
tv , ;" " in avery nervouscon-1
rv",y"l -iveInii paper I read a ;
'"'f Mat.nnkhim Ve(t- !
tf fr'nd. J have had (Treat re-!
irm tr.e fir 8nd j h4ll
,r, , -,s Je becauw I believe and
',mr- ' nt tohelpother
..i T-'W m willing tn answer
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!
SAVE MONEY
to
MAKE MONEY
After you've beRun
to make real head
way by steady sav
ing and the figures
in your pass book
show a meable de
posit biiiante, bus
iness opportunities
will bwn to unfold.
Then with the
sound tounatl t
our officers you will
be. able to hanole
your working capital
!o!h with safeiy
and with profit.
A J'ass Book Puts
You In the Palh ot
Opportunities.
Bank
OF
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
TO THOSE WHO ARE HELPING MAKE THIS STORE A SUCCESS: mile our advertisements and
window displays are valuable business aids, our most effective appeal to" the public is made through the treat
ment each customer receives.
Chinese Parasols
$1.25 and $1.98
In beautiful oriental deslKal and colors.
Waterproofed novelty haadtea.
Children's site 65c
9ft 9flMaa$ttuAne cftete
See the special window
display of wonderful new
54 inch printed silks.
A Mighty Happy Business this Outfitting June Brides
Modish Frocks To Wear For
These Wonderful Occasions
Of sheer French voile in white and blended pastel colors
adorned with rows ot creamy laces, smart tucks anil some tail
ored models display many buttons in matching colors.
' $13.95 to $19.75
Of all-over embroidery in (he fashionable ocre shade, laterally
"miles" ot exquisite laceg of the same shade trim them. Quite
often worn with contrasting cofored slip. Ilresses priced at
$17.95
Of airy georgette light a feather in whil& and Peru. Tunic
dresses displaying laee net godets antf rows of Yenilian lacea,
tucks, etc.
$24.75
Of paslel colored georgettes in a bcst of pretty Btylea and
modes of trimming.
$27.50 to $37.50
And June Graduates
Days filled with delightful bustling preparations!
Heads filled with wonderful visions, Crowded days
with so much to be done!
The friendly understanding store that has smilingly
served June brides and June graduates for many
years again has taken a happy thought of these
occasions.
Rayon Silk Princess SHps . . . ' $3.98
In dainty pastel shades and white, plain tattoced stj-les
with full 20 inch hem.
Silk Jersey Princess SHps ........ $7.50
All wanied shades beautifully made 39 loch hems.
Radium Silk Princess Slips . $8.95
Trimmed with wonderful laces and dainty two tone
ribbons.
t
Cream Lace Brassieres ,$1,75
OoBsard "uplift" brassiereB prettily made of serviceable
beautiful laces.
Radium Silk Step-ins $3.98
In shades of flesh, peach and white daintily lac trim
med. Mull Step-In Sets ............. . .$4.98
Finest mult in colors of mates, peach and flesh. Hand
painted appliques and lace net trimmings add to their
lovliness. - .. i
r-1
Beautiful Rayon Silk Vest and Step-in
Sets $5.75
Phmvn in flesh, ni!o green and white, Iacg and ribbon
trimmed.
Italian Glove Silk Vests $2.50
Kayser Italian irtove silk famous For its Jastine beauty
and service. Vesta In pink, orchid and reqeh. .
Stepius to match, ?4.50. Htoomera to match J3.5f.
Figured Georgette Scarfs $3.00
Graceful georpette scarfs to wear jauntily over summer
costumes. Delicate flo-er designs in rainbow colors. ''
Finished with long, silky fringed end.
A lovely, blithsome touch marks the new frocks
hats traveling costumes. Again one notes it in the
linens colonial draperies for the home graduation
and wedding gifts appropriate for every purse.
If It Be a Wedding Gown
Oiip may choose the tnultt'tomti mim io be itisf.fi r with soft
lns (ittd flowers into a thing of wtmsh-ous beawiy.
TURK SILK CREPK SATINS $.1.75 YARD
EQUALLY rORRKCT ANFVSMART ?S THE NEWKU VORtTE
OF SHEER CHIFFON ANf GRACEFUL OKOHCrETTVi. $2.25 YD.
AND OF COURSE YARDS AMD YARDS OF FILMY TULLE
12.75 YRI.
Delicately Lovely Corsages
WITH SXKC, GRACEFUL J O ft ft
SW1NOSNO STREAMERS, JW
To enhance the charm tf lh& oceasimv frock,
Eirjutsltely msrtn silk flowers covered with
note! or sllrer metallic Irlcnletle. Streamers
displaying tiny buds to match.
PASTEL COLORED FLOWER WREATHS TO
ENTWINE IN THE HAIR J1.S5' each
Getting Acquainted
Vo want you io think of the MeMorran &
Wn.shlmnie slor, mt iiicreiy bs n hvc to
buy things, but lis a house of personal service.
Jf "we have in Ktork what yott nci-d, nil well
mid frootl if we have not we will bond evrry
effort to pot it for yon. In direct touch with
the fashion ant! manufacturing centers of
America w can secure for yon at no extra
cost, ANYTJiJXti.
W'c want yon to be nt lionw in tliis bi friend
ly store with its multitudinous displays of
wonderful merchandise. Come nnd look
nronnd examine nt your leisure compare
even though yon have no thought of buying.
Your shopping will be doubly enjoyable if
von are nefjiintiited with thie salespeople in
the various departments. ' Kvery few Ly.
wo are poiiig to introduce to you some M'.
Morran & Wnshbtirne eniployee. They want
to know you not merely as customer and
salesperson but more as visitor and host.
Today MEET
MISS GRACE DUNN
buyer and manager ot wo
men's readto-wear section,
second floor. Mixs Imnn is
a typlcat Oregon arirl with
all Ihe (vnbal western char
acteristics pep. enthusiasm,
dj-namle enerry and pleas
ing personality. Knows mer
chandise from ti rround tip.
A shrewrt and eaaftin buy
er to whom the Mr.Morran
& Wshhurne. store U areat.
iy indetitert for the continu
ed success of this department.
CURTAIN WEEK! Plain Curtains Made Up Free! ,
The (piiet refinement niid cheerful ntmosphero of the home is reflected in prettily curtained windows.
Windows that display fresh snniinecy curtains are a pretty Rood mdienttcm that all is spick and spaa
withiti The M &"W.'tmij of new and ix-uutifui piirtniu nutteriala re most empfet. AS A SPECIAL
FKAT'l'HK fK CURTAiN WKKiC WE V1L1 MARK Ul' b'HKK OP CliAWm PLAIN CURTAINS ,
if materials are purchased hero. Please be sure to bring correct measurements of your windows.
Slight charge must be made when valances, ruffles, etc., aro wanted,
MAWiUlKKTTKS, white mmI ecru, 19c to $L(X FK1URKD MAKQUISKTTES SOoytl.
&fo yef.
65o yd.
CURTAIN' XKTS - - 25& to $1.7,
R1LK (AUZKS . $1.00 to $1.73 vd.( every cthr PIALT COLORED VOILE
KVERFAST C'UKTOXNKS 90e io $140 yd.
Sale of High Grade
Pillows
.98
size 2 i x 27
regular $3.25
each
All nw rardi!ly sfloctpd poultry feather pillows rot-crd
with Jsnf-y art tlrkinf f uusua!!y excotlotit quality.
Silk Hose in Fashionable
Shades
"MPNSJXfi " full fashioned ptim thread tifk
hose, in shades of orchid and honey, $.TU jair.
"fffLKJ'i K" jxire silk hose in spring greeu
and orchid, $1.75 jair.
"lil'MMlNGKlfJU" pure s'dlc hose ravei stop
tops B.sik roififtitvffl foot with fine lislo hwi and
toe every wanted shade, $!. j;ir.
'XFAKJ-MEXi" pure e'ttk hose the best silk
hose value iu America nt pair, tiig variety
of fatlitottable colors, (rnaranteed nre silk,
frep from imv nrtificinl wei;!itiuf or lowliisg-,
H.VJ pair.
tDainty Everfasl Voiles
in Delicate Colors
FOR th 5iot iff
iramnwr, nothing i bo
cool snd pretty s cheer
ratfa t
Com in and
jjIm. Th colors
iUn or summer Mwmjr,
f,u!7y UtlFa drtttae for
fiT&m Jry frock for
yourself, ,
Yntta ttnflervear in
dpi teat hies uch
parh, nd nii screen, U
tlcat ffic mmmrr wr
end taunderc IxautifuU,
SAU Erfi W
Fabric r guarantc'i
t rtUt
It any Everat fabric
fad, far any rcanon w
wiii refund tn yoa not
eniy th purchaw prica
of tha matriat, but th
jnakin.jc coat of tiia gar
meat aa wOX
t
veriast
Wash Fabrics