The Eugene guard., June 09, 1925, Image 10

Tuesday Evcnin"
June 9
Page Ten
THE EUGENE GUAED
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SOCIETY AND CLUBS
B7 MARIAN IX) WRY
xpeml tli sro;inr part 01 me mum
mrr, rrturniiix I1'' uuivprwty f m
jitiM c;ir!y in l!" ftl.
High value of Eugene city both
was indicated last wght ni the city
council nuctiiig when $:i.'ip,lMX in wat
er iii-iiovcinent hniU wro awnnl'ii
to I'orilund firrnit for licl nffnriiig Uip
lai;4-t iirciniiini in the oity's hint'rry.
fern uml (irmlnrovp, mid Jlulney,
biuiitt ind roinp.iny, bidding joint. y,
olhr-,1 ht 1H prfiniuni on
tlic frl li't.WW iho Skinner hint'
rciwvtir end extfirtinn, nd Jfl.H.'i jut
Uhi (nldiiiKiial on the $JH.lU0 ihHin
t r beguiling ronstnjctiuu on the ji:v
Uilv-wisJe water lupply line.
iioth iKftue? bor interest nt -Iti
l?:' ct'i-t yearly.
. AUCl.iin and William received tin
Couinu-t for paving (Jhariielton htreot
from Nineteenth to Twenty-fourth, I
for $J1,0MMMI ,nnd Jligli fcireet, fio-n
lLirit-euih to .Sixteen tti, for $Ki,riS
10. t'flirinounr B'Mver work wim let i
Oacur Know f.ir $8,."0.7a, nud Cbur-ot-ltou
hewer for $7.ritI.M. Mr. Snow
alto wh given Hewer oirstrurtion
Jobs on l''irt nnd Hecond uvemrrn
euttt. .Morris Munjitiit wan iiwurdi'd
Hewer coiitrnriH for Hft-i.nd mid Third
venues between JVihI iiimI lligl), nw
bet wc.'ii Heerh and Kinenild Mnt
acrohB the imiverHity eiiniptiK.
1 Keslrietiou n cuniivnln wits pro
posed hy lr. B. V. Silvern, HpenkinK
for tin Linim club. An onliniince t
tlUs effect will be drawn up and sub
mitted to the comic;!, it wan derided.
.Major William (J, While, iiaiiowtl
guard com in under, nuked for the
niitlnueo of $110 lieenHe fee paid by
the guard, to swell their jih'hh fuml Jit
aumuier eainp. lie claimed the guanh
nien had not inaile any money mi the
carnival, "and lacked fTO.SL of n:iviu;j
expenses after inyitig the rarnival a
$.IH(K guarantee. J he rounnl v-ile'l to
remit half the Ib enae money, or fL'liU.
An nflfl:(nnt building inspector may
be employed by the oily, n wording to
two oi'dinnnepH prerenied bj electrl
clans nnd plumber, who wltdi to have
8 r nit-mi h overspp their work, 'i'hey eail
for p:tvnient of $1111 yearly McetiKe fee
by rill firm doing i-ln-triml or pluinii
ilig work. The nmdmatit will work un
der V. II. Alexander,, present build
na inniwctor for t ho e.ity.
Of chief inter"! ( nurn.w I ux.rrw for Fiam-e where t'.ie w
events 'will be the annual piriiir of th"
Matrons' guild fliixilary of the (Vntnil
I'renbyterinii rJiurcli. Tim pimii is l
hp given at six oVbick toniorrnw ev
ning in Hendricks park, an to b
for all jrirmhcrs of the guild .mil tlnir
family. Mr. A. A. Itnjjer i luii; nrm
of the committee fimiugirig Hit I'ven:.
Mis. Kugene Konfer it to entertain
' iiH-mbTM of Kill Kare Klnb Th'jrsd'iy
I jftTiiiii.
Tliis evening Mi fierlrude Ta'bo.
Mrs. Henry Y. hiv.n, .lis I-'juh'i'
McCniuiint. onl Mrs. Iruz Milb r will
be b' otcssrs for a dinn'T pnrfy .'t
Hendricks linll, l.onorrng lnm,p
niotbprs of th campu w io will nno
bo leaving f'r their homps fur the
nummer innntlii.
Mrs. Jennie Miller of I.os Angele-t.
to mein'iers of I "nit j Study f bib
her liome. lllttt Hilyird sireet, W.d-
rnlifornin. nr rived this nr rning ami i nesnny nrrernoon m ,ho o cm .
w"M upend the Mimm-r in Kugene nt 'ne int.-rested is inv.ted for the att
Ihe h"iiie of hrr son, K. O. Immel. j erno.-n.
...
Mr. and Mrs. lilnine Hovev hav. The W. C. T. I". will meet Wedue
returned from s motor trip nround ; day iifiprmmn at lw -thirty o'clock m
Marshfield, Hnndon and Ariuia lnn,tlie Ifniii4t church. The i-peafcer for
i (lie nceain will Se Attorney f. 1 .
Miss Henriette fttioy ' to b-avc to- j lleffran. The public in invited.
i;mploym"nt nt west const centerx
j held steady -jf week nod rxcept f r
icomiucn labor the demand i,nd supply
! of b. lp appear to be fairly well bul
la need, ue.rd;ng to tJie weekly IU
einj)loyii; iit survey received in Kt;
Mih. M. I, fnstle and children of,g-n' 41. heiMbjuaners today. Iugirs
( 1iailcKti.il. Washington, are hp' tiding i " ho recently have been nij (llf j;)
h f,-w dat. VM.t.ns w ith Mn-. t 'utH'j ' -on-id.'r.d)le numbers havp .argev m--mother.
'Mrs. J,. K. Thompson of ; cured employment in other itidm
Sprinpfi'ld. j ""ics. it i slated, nnd ninny havp mi-
j grated to tlr- pine d stricis and to
. . h irve-t f pI-Js of the Mouthwent
' ' . " . . . .! In'"4 nurpbis of nil kind of
labor is ri rted from the inland em-
(ration here rem i:n unchanged. Some
new ci.nslruitii.n ivoik lius bcu
tiarleil bill llie Intal number nf new
John .iffered hail been inniKliificenl. i
'l'h- ;e ere inure tlinn enouicii men in
lllenil M (ill "11 I"1 J"1'"- h-'W'l"'
' ,h;ru unil Mevern
are i " " r...i. -
im 1 rrew nre busy in llie new
mun filial luiviliK v ik. H.illse buil.l
in3 . thin llie eity i active but llieiv
i'liii hlir.lt.ie t, he!j.
T
LSTllfiE
Five Autos Crash
During1 Week-End
An automobile collision between W.
I-. Hyern, Klevenlb avenue nnd Al
der street, and F, Chambers, was re
ported at the Kngene police station
yesterday, brinplng the week -end's
n ut o reports to five. Tim accident
took place at Klevenlh and Kincnid,
il was Mated.
Other accidents reported were as
follows:
Tillman MrKenzie, Mercy hospltul,
nee'dent nt Kleventb flvenue nnd WM
bimette street, in front of Kngene
finnrd office.
Mrs. A. C. Kkelton, Cottage Grove
nnd C. S. Arnold, 220:( Alder street,
flt-ci'ienr at K eventh nvniue and W.I
lamet'te street.
It. I'. K'Ttney. .Vitt Seventh avenu
west, aid Mi.-n Alice C. Andrewri,
Sixth avenue went, ticeidi nt at Siib
and Washington street.
W. M. (iillfspie. motor route C. nnd
K. Thoinpsiin, lilil Klcventii avenue
H-e't, jicc.diiit at Tenth avenue iiii-i
Willamette ctreet,
CARD OF THANKS
We wLMi to thtifik llie kind neigh
bors an" friend for the H.vmpnthy
shown in tlm bist sickness and death
of our beloved mother.
Mlt. AM MKS. 'ICY UKXKHt).
AIJCK I'AI.MKIl.
pfre ami many lugs nig conif mn
t'jerp b.ivp gone to tlie extent of pur- :
Ing notices r In: t no men ore needed,
t 'undpused reports from va.-iou 41.
'employment service offices nre as f .1-1
! wr i
( illx for help nt berrr puck in
i'Htts. both in Cortland and in-near-I
i by districts, lend lint week's ilemnt lj
I .or mnor. .a tun nr nauiorowns of
1 ' olnmhii river logins cinps ha'e
been rep'irte'l nnd labor turnover hi
iiidiiHt;;, iia b 'en small. Sawmill .-p-
14 Arrested on
Parking Charge
M'itnr!ni "11" vi l.itril llie I'ity it-rlinili'-e
by l-.-irklng tlnir aiiti.iu.ibil.n
on W.lliniiene mreet i.verlime r;-f-eivel
inslriirli"n yesteriiuy frunl
(npuin J"n j:.iey nf llie noltee !.
fHlnn'iil rei..rt lh' nm nil:; I
.Iu''-e (i 'Mrse A. Ulnmre .n niiir.-e'p.ii
(Mirl.
Fourteen tn;s were placeil nil ears
.Iwrinjt Hie il.iy by raiilu'.a Muiy. uf
ll.is nuniber llie f.illiwln? npimreil.
lerl El'iMy uril fa il -1- "V
t a late h"iir til affrnonn :
Krnnk' Kb-rlmrl. K. I'. Cnrrie. .1
V. Murray. II. '. Uoliiii-,,n.. (Jf r:
ijirmii, I. IMwul. K. H. IHi"i:.
RUSSELL'S SHOP
Urmititf lliliK and pientinc.
.-.(! Willnmelte. I'linne )H!Hi.
I)r Aahnil,
Kiee' r'l-tlier., tv
.ter. l'pone MIO
,ir ;-j.r,iiirnet'
I ,pp Kile I le ,11
Trr Fii, n-p, rial i,1 a eo'l
An attractive complexion
is the sign of good health.
Eat foods made with
Get back
that lost weight!
TITHES' vo
waslo i
1 Twenty-four students who will be
graduated from the rtchnol of medi
cine of the Cniversity of Oregon on
commencement day, June will re
ceive commissions as lieutenants in
the I'nitcd States medienl officers' re
servit corps.
' These students who have success
fully completed courses at the It. O.
T. C. unit at llie medical school nre:
Itolnnd Allen, Port Intnl. 1 1 "hin t 1),
lielkuiip. Pr'neville; Hundd I-. Aver
ill. Toi-tlnnd; Squire S. Hoz.'.uih. Wood
bind. WiikIi,; 1' rank II. Itotigbiss. Se-dio-WoolIey.
Wash.; Karl 1. HuMois,
I'tU'lland; Itohbin Kisher, Salem; .1.
Julius, l-'iahni. Hiehmnnd, Ore.; Wal
ter W, (iilberl, I'oiilund; Iow
Inskeep. ,h'., Ilerkeley; 'aller l,mv
resis, Petalumn, Oil.; Havid .1. I.tnv
Koti. Ithinchard, Wash.; John S. I.e
t'oct), l.ynden, Wash.; Laurie T. laud,
Portland; Joseph K. McCarthy,. Port
land; Melsbii W. Meiticr, l.ivinjjstuii,
Moii t ami ; I tart on K, Teben, Seattle;
Verner K. Iluedy, Portlnnd; James T.
S.-his. AM'Hiiy; I'aul W. Sticknrd, Se
nitle; William W. Sutherland. Port
land; NohwVH S, Wall. Monroe, Ore.;
Ad.dph Weinzill. Sentlb-; Alviu ti.
Voutig, Vancouver,
Kour of these officers, Mr. Mel
kiiip. Mr. ItiNkeep. Mr. I.ind. ami Mr.
Ituedy will be placed on active work
at I.eticrfuan gene ml hoNpinl, San
Krmieisro. Cnl.. for the coming cnr
to serve as internes.
T!m awnrd given 1'nited States
surgeon general to the student re- t TAKE
civing the highest aerage grmle in j
the eoitrne of military science and tnc- ;
tics is to be given to 1Mve S. I
XValt x, of Monroe. Ore.
on fitnrt to
Hwnv to ft
shadow, w.tion tho color
lenvcs your cliooks nnd
vour poor, tired Ires will
hardly hold up your weak
ened body it's high time
yon started taking n fine
tonio and builder like Tnn
lae. Tnnlno will build you up
and make you feel that
life's worth living. Made
from roots, herbs and bark
gathered from t lie four cor- '
nera of the earth and com
pounded under the exclu
sive Tanlae. formula, Tnnlno
is just what the poor, starv
ed body needs.
First of all it demises the
blood stream and puts tho
First Bottle Brought
Improvement
"Pnlns In my side and back
caused mc lots of trouble day
and night. 1 could hardly
walk my beat. Tanlac fixed
me up quick. I noticed the
improvement after the first
bottle."
Patrolman Wm. J. Bader
324 Paul Ave, Belleville, III.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
SALES Z'a TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRANS
(I
Carpet Cleaning
vryw k m
Phone 300 , j
PREMIER LEAVES i
PAKIS. June II - ti Prenii.M j
Painlee departed (hit itfternonn fori'
M'loicn, where he will jm e-tiya le th
situation resulting tr.nn Abd-el Krim'
lliffinn invns on ot the l-'rench mne.
Cuts Gasnline Cost
to 10 Cents a Gallon
.lump, A M,v nf -1(1:!.- It m., SIimix
'nlln, H. ItnR it' ri'tTl cil nn lining
(lit; tii'w iti'viti' lluit. Ih nuittliiiiE nn
nwiifrM In cnl llieir bhmiIiiii tiilU In
half ! ilniililiiiK lln-ir liulcfiiii' from
giipnlinp iis-.tl, Miiny nwiMTn luivi'
umf iivor 40 milrn mi n snllon. It
nlm I'cnmvcn r.nlinn. inrri'HJ-i'H mnhir
jiowtT mid prcvciilH sjinrk plus
IrMihlp nnd nvi'i licntinc Aiia-ic cnn
inl nil It in fivp niintitr. r. M,tv
wnnt, K(lnt.. nnd Id (ifferlt. Ik kcikI
nn. free tn one nnln nnnrr ill rii' Il
locnlitv. rile liiln lodtir.
digest ivo ovRnna in order, hundred thousnnd ie(i))lc
You find, lifter n few days' linvo written us glowing
trentineiit, that you want to tributes to this wonderful
cat. Pretty noon the wel- tonic.
come color steals hack into When you know it has
your cheeks and the scales worked wonders for so many
tell you that you're gaining folks it's folly not to take
weight. From then on it's advantage of Tanlae's holp
only a short time until yourself. Vu't mt it off
you're feeling fit as a fiddle, another day. (!et a bottle at
Millions of men and wo- your druggist's now and
men have taken Tanlae with start the good work right
great benefit. More than ono awnv.
TANLAC VEGETABLE PILLS FOR CONSTIPATION
TANLAC
FOR. YO UR HEAJLTH
By Express Today
LACE DRESSES
Prices From $12.75 To $25.00
These, are dresses far beyond the usual reach
of $12.75. ' - , . i
Dresses that will appeal to women who nre dis
erinfinnting and who seek individuality at mod
erate cost.
"WOMEN'S SILK HOSE
All colors, best in town
81.0
I
HUTTO.V3
MADE TO
ORDEH
'SMI
AX SILLV DEPARTMENT STORE
THE HOME
of
"everfASt
FABRICS
JUNE WHITE SALE!
Paves The Way To Economy
These and many more unadvertised "June White Sale" items
await the frugal shoppers.
Even The Fashionable English OA
Cotton Prints Enter This Sale, Yd. f jZiJS C
To Make It
More Interesting
They're Fast Color
Print'? Prints Printfl, ox
ceorl.'nsly fashionable whotli
cr for tho woo Miss, her
older sistnr on up to the
matron hicttrr, better than
'in many ncaaon3 past are
prints.
These 3G Inch pret;l!y
printed soft cottons i:ro
cool, crisp, easy ;o wear
And ever so easy to pay
for. Make them youraolf.
Ea3y and simple if ou
make them the Ladies Home
Jurnal (pattern) way. ',
60c And 65c High
Grade Ginghams, Yd.. 36c
Fine quality French Zephyrs. Tissue Ging
harui and like qualities for better frocks.
Special group selected' from regular stock.
29c To 35c
Ginghams, Yard 24c ' .
The extensively advertised fast color "Kal
burnle" ginghams as well as other qualities
in this special selection.
RECENT ARRIVALS TOO
To 89c Satineette
Madras, Yard 69o
A lovely mercerized.' cotton fabric that
stresses the Importance of buying dress cot
tons at Ax Billy's during June White Sale.
English print patterns, stripes and others
that make frocks of this type a predominat
ing tog In the summer wardrobes. Fast col
or. , Yard wide.
45c To 50c Cretonnes
JUNE WHITE lf)Q
SALE, YARD
Many, will welcome this drapery offering. Yard wide,
rich lustrous colorings that would give an air of new
ness to one's home or summer cottage at beach or up
the river.
Silverware 1-2 Price
Special lot Community and 1S47 Rogers Silverware.
Limited quantity, so shop early. This affords a
wonderful opportunity for some to cash in on
wedding gifts. ' . .
3c
To 10c Laces
JUNE WHITE
. SALE, YARD
With lace and' insertion making
a strong bid in the fashion circles,
especially In the embellishment of
Bummer raiment, needless to state
this presents itself at a most oppor
tune time. A special lot of these.
10c And 15c
Trimmings, '
Bolt 5c
A special lot
of trimming
braids. . 6 bolts
for 25c.
Men's $1.75 Khaki
Trousers $1.49
Good weight khaki pants for
summer wear. Extra good Jl "3
value.
MEN'S
20c Linen Collars
Dozen 89c
A big group of white linen
collars. All sizes In this special
lot.
50c for 1-2 dozen.
Valley Printing Co.
New Location, Stanley llldg.
WEDDING AND BUSINESS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL
PRINTING
FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL 470
nomiui inv mg wuriuirr
LAST
DAY1
You will never
have mother
chance to tee
how 1 1 hp this.
The feature comedy
'Darwin Was Right'
A trip to the North Pole
Region
'Adventures in ihe
Far North'
MATINEE 20o
NIGHT 25o
CHILDREN 10o
'Back Home and Broke" waa fine, but "Old Home Week" is even better!
STOCKS AND BONDS
We solicit inquiries to buy
or sell any marketable listed,
local or unlisted securities.
Active market for Durant, Star.
Flint, and Rlckenbacker Motor
issues; Public Utilities.
Prompt attention given all or
ders. Cash paid for purchas
es; no delay. Quotations fur
nished. HOOD BROTHERS
8 Chamber of Commerce Dldg.
Portland. Ore.
TOM MEIGHAN
in
W
WEEK"
from the story by George Ado
ri
SPECIAL
PROLOGUE
also
"BABY
BLUES"
A Musical Trent
Mcdonald
NEWS Roaring
EVENTS Comedy
JOHANNA
JAMES
ELLIS
and
HUGH WINDER
in their first
appearance together
and
'Skeerix' Southerland
(7 year old songbird) TODAY and
WLLitNLSUAT
"OLD HOME WEEK" packed with
delightful incidents-with a silver
lining cf wit and humor.
Dependability
Counts When
Emergencies
Arise
"We are proud of our
Prescription Department
Maintained only by Registered Pharmacists
Let us serve you
fVicDONALD
THEATRE
L
POPULAR TRICES!
EVENINGS 50c
MATINEES 30c
CHILDREN 10c
mm
Nightly at 7:20 and 9:20
rL-l -, hHl I.TIII HH
ll i r - i
"i J W I ISItPllII ' .1016 WMI.m.tf
x il il I Phone "2" We Like to Hear It Rlns
O- u w a.l enjoy it. R h ap-h Azard En I" m 1
fll farm i ma , gf.
I 81 o"c,ir"19 made l y f ' r''
I I Removal Sale
Jlf il 11:: I!" il The Watts-Wallace Optical Company
5 1 B culture la trying 1 1
til fi ! sU7 Z,"'e 1 are iw loented in their new quarters ,.i
l I !9 I haphaiard prod'ic 0 ..
3 tion and mark, tint; B MatlOCK DUllding I
i 8 by supplying up to I
A J te iniormation m 0 m a TTT A
i! U Tr ot th" 14 8th Avenue West
' Countv Agent. Mr. B I
!' Il - S, Fletcher. Is 1 1 ... t ' ... . rUu .
y l II Irii BB th? local rprpsrn- II " ' hhi umtv one llllt'iTMt'u i
Til III I k M I lotlrs nf lha lit. II I
yl PI . II PaV.nW, of A6n. 1 1 II iul an inducomrnt will for a short time
U U ,VLCnT; WW give a 20 nor cent discount on all orders
a cTli-iiltnr.il nroh-
I I IH KB Urns I rompiPie gl!ippes. iNO aiscimin
1 111 II TRixTir 89 I pairs. ' Broken lenses replaced within an
H B43K Lour or two.
I IIeugeneGcSII WATTS - WALLACE OPTICAL CO. j
ihere s a Hot Time
in the Old Town
Tonight"
I I 111 1 1 W WHIMH I P.l I