The Eugene guard., June 11, 1925, Image 5

Thursday Evening, June 11, 1925
f " ' ' : ":)it is snnounifd. Me mbers are knl ' 1 -" "" f ... . . . .. - -a
.1 ur,, moir own work. ,
CITY NEWS
(Continued from page one)
ihjt slioo-fly crossinir at Kaitle
. ;n lia ..tanned in en tn niiah
,Ke tractate ahead before the build- i
of the concrete bridEc at that
wiot. K-is'e creek is about four utiles
(niui Mci-'redie. Concrete arches will
erected for the Ksglc creek rail!
tan, it i" 8i,'d those who have I
iofpected the progress of operations I
,bve the present end of steel. j
Banquet Is Held j
The Spriusfield high school junior
fnii'r banquet was held Tuesday eve
B:ns it the Anr-borage in Eugene, ,u
ttt juniors' farewell to the out-go.
inr class. Iowa Carlton, president of
,1,? juni'T class, ws toastniaster and
. Myrtle n,,rvey tane , ,.,., Rpprtin
a.il Haze l'nrmnuP . c .
a 'auiau uaiin.'.
Protest Is Maoe
That some definite anion mar be
taken to prevent further riming' and
unnecessary destruction of shrubbery
and plains alone the M.-Knjie hish
ay, the Monday Hook rlnb of Kugeue
at lis meeting- yesterday went on
record against the practiee of destroy,
mg the natural sbruhberv. A, 'a
member of the state federation of
women's clubs, such work is a part
of the program of the local club.
Action is also to be taken, it is stated,
by the city park commission and the
Eugene chamber of commerce.
Realty Company Files
The incorporation papers of the
Kngene ltealty company were fil-l
for record today at the office of the
county clerk. The incorporators are
Kdn.i lturke, Fred I.. ltaker and A.
l. Clink, tine of the incorporators
at the same lime filed notice that lu
bad sold all his interests to tbe Ki
gene ltealty romiiany.
tave the suitress ot welcome. lie-
oinrio hv H..,J H,,k..
fpOUSf
resident of the senior class. "By
eat of the Future" was the toast of
)I(H MeMullen, retiring student body
prffideat. and "Reaebing Our Aim"
0J Frank Lombard, new student body
president. Lenabelle Harper spoke on
"Over the.Top;" JJonnld (irettie, high
Kheol teacher, on "Drifting vs.
Stiiving;" .Mrs. M. M. McLean on
"Piissing Our Line;" Elizabeth Hugh
es en "Artificial Aspiration;" i.'h.i s.
,'g(lvornik on "Soothing Symphonies;"
;jss Anne Hill on "Time Tables;"
Triniiral Vern D. Bain on "Impr'rt
,i ns of S. 11. S. by .Myrtle Hawton.
B CHOOSE YOUR IB
I BANK 11
Hollywood Man Here
Harold l.ockwood of Hollvwood.
son of Harold l.ockwood. moving
picture, actor who died recently, has
been added to the force of the Man
Cleaning and Dyeing works, it is an
nounced unlay. Mr, l.ockwood will
serve as fancy pressor, having had
many years' experience in this line.
He came to Eugene from Hollywood
Cleaners anil Iiyers.
To Got Reservations
Ily I! o'clock tonight reservations
for the alumnae breakfast, to be given
for the Alumnae assoriation "f the
I niversity of Oregon Saturday at Hie
Anchorage, should he ni,An.i ... .w-
Anchorage. While the breakfast is to
j e given at ft o'clock Saturday morn-
reservations tor it must be iu bv
this evening.
as you would choose
a partner.
Whether you are in
business or not, look
for those qualities
in your Banker
which you value so
highly in your clos
est friend.
They are the quali
ties that will make
your banking con
nection most help
ful and satisfactory.
Bank
OF
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
Marriage License Kaued
A niarrinRe likens whs isMied today
M the ofi'u-e of the county clerk for
(..orce llamsayer f I.o Auije.es an
Helen Ziniker of KiiRPtif.
Contract is Let -
jrw!n K. Yoran ha 1ft the con
tract to llnrgrnvcs nnd I-inoSay for
the ccnstrnctin of hi apartment
h-Mise on Ki)thh avenue. ltwen Lin
coln and I.nwrpnre utreet. The baiM
ing will contain four anartmems.
Returns From Toledo
(J. II. Tripp hat returned from
Toledo, Oregon, where with Mrs. 1
Tripp he ha been visiting at the !
home of their daughter. Mrs. Tripp
will return here Sunday by motor.
Marriage License Issued
A marring license has ben issued
at the office of the county clerk for
Waltpr X. fiossler and Veda E. Mean,
both of Springfield.
Notarial Commission Filed
The notarial commtaaimi of (.iladvs
V. (j u r u e y was filed t d .1 y at the
office of the conntv clerk.
Buys Residence
Ralph K. Ramsey haa purchased
a new fivp-room bunpalow in West
Moreland throuph the W. B. Cooper
liealty office, and will move his fnni
ily to Kucene from Portland, it is
announced. ('. W. Icf'rady is ilso
to build in this addition." having
started a five-room bunttalov on his
lots.
Jury Dlsanrecs
Jury in the case of Mrs. Kat . !Hb
oll ncninsf fr. l-'tetd r.fiac, r,.-
J10.000 dnmnpes for nlieRed aliena-
non 01 ine attections of Mrs. Uria-
Cnll'a bllsh.ind. fnilpfl to fitrrca aftnt.
six hours deliberation vesterdav.
.Ill lea Sikir,,-.!. . 1. , .1' I
. oifoiinii iiirii iiiiuiruiirrii inn
jury would be dismissed and tbe case
tried again Inter.
CAR IS LEFT AFTER
Road Work Started
Work on the Johnson rad near
(Jimpl bill is under way directed hy
jdcorce Watson and about one-hall
I mile of the improvement baa be a
I completed, aimrdins to t'rnw",
Icoun'y coininissii.ner. who has inspect-
eu i lie progress of the rocking.
Stenographer Resigns
Miss (.Jrnce V, Oldham is expecting
to open u public slenogniphic 01 f ice in
(lie lobby of the new Kugciie hotel,
and lias resigned her position as
stenographer and 'nssisunt office
manager for the Morning Kcgister.
R. A. Babb Sells
Jess lhirling has purchased the
half interest of K. A. Il:ilb .in the
new building on Willamette strci't
just nort h of the Methodist church,
remodeled to contain two ground flo-T
' store rooms. v
Club to Meet
j The I. V. O. S. dub will meet nt j
the borne of Mrs. Stevens. Moss j
j street, Friday oftemoon at 2 o'clock.
Reports were received at tbe office
of Sheriff Frnnk K. Taylor this morn
ing that a Chevrolet touring car was
found at the bottom of the steep
bank of the river near Lookout point
on the road to Oakridge, The license
plates were missing and it is believed
that the car may bave been stolen, ac
cording; to information received here.
The motor number was hard to de
cipher, but ;t777 nnd a final figure,
either an S or a 7 is believed to be
correct. The car went off the grade
about one-half mile this side of the
tunnel and went down the. bank nhout
10 feet in the edge of t he river, It is
reported.
Disabled Veteran
Gets Compensation
Walter K. Terry, a disabled ex
service man of Lane county, whoso
claim fur compensation from I'ncle
Sam hns been pending in the I'nited
States veterans' bureau for months,
has been granted a total temporary
disability rating giving him $UK a
month, according to word received by
Miss tlrnec Norton, secretary o the
lnral Red Cross chapter.
Mr. I'erry is now in the veterans'
hospital at American Lake, receiving
treatments for a nervous diuubility
oil traded during Ilia army service.
Mrs. Perry and their two children are
living in Kugeue, and bave been eared
for through activities of the Ited
Cross chapter here.
The iliiiin fur which Mr. Terry re
ceived his compensation was made
anil carried through by Miss Norton.
1925 Hrt Schaffntr A: Man
Here's the password to
summer comfort I
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixie Weave
If you want lightweight clothes that are
stylish, too-clothes that don't sacrif.ee looks
for comfort, or coolness for style- Dix.e
Weave" is the word to say; they are
$27
.50
Wade Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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On Sale 8 to 9 a. m.
Men's Union Suits "
79c
Ktne. medium weight knit unions
long or short nlpeves -whlta or ecru.
Nainsook athletic union In all ina.
T9c suits, 3 suits (or $2 25.
On Sale 8 to 9 a. m.
Men's Work Shirts
49c ea.
Good heavy blue, cheviot work shirts
at the lowest price ever quoted la
Kusene! Well made throughout, cut
full and roomy. On sale this hour
only at 49c.
On Sale 8 to 9 a. m.
45c Holeproof Sox
32c pr.
Genuine Holeproof sox-all perfect
no seconds In this entire stock. Cor
dovan. black and grey all sites.
Stock up. men, at this saving price.
32c pair.
On Sale 8 to 9 a. m.
Men's $9.50 Sweaters
$4.45
Coat sweaters and pullover styles
n plain colors and fancy Jacquared
patterns. A splendid selection in
most every size. On sale this hour
only st $4.4S!
FRIDAY HOURLY SALES
Shop By The Clock Friday and (,Save The Difference"
Evory item ndvortiscil hero for Fridny Hour Sales is worthy of your utmost con
sidoration! Evory one priced way loss than you can ordinarily buy such standard
first quality merchandise for! Items on sale for the hour indicated OXLY! Bring
this nd with you!
No Phone or Mail Orders on Hour Sale Merchandise Pleasel .
V toio
79c Brooms 2Do ,
Good medium sized brooms that
were bought to sell nt 79c. For
this hour only 50 to pell at 'way
less than cost! Knnmeled han
dies. Basement.
$1.50 Silver Salt and
Peppers 98c
Heavy silver plated, plain, ham
mered' or fnncy dutch silver finish.
Splendid glfls for graduation and
June bridal showers. Basement.
35c Clothes Brush 19c
Imported china brlslle clothes
brushes first quality firmly set
In wire. Handsome black enamel
ed handles very convenient. No
tion counter.
Boys' Suits $1.95
A sensational value for this hour.
20 aults worth to $15! Sites 3 4 5
and 10 to 17. Checked and neat
dark patterns. On sale In base
ment only!
V10toncV
$1,75 Silk Hose,, $1.29 pair
Burlington full fashioned chiffon
silk hose light ns a feather
wear like leather! Mercerlted lisle
tops and foot. Fashionable col
ors. One hour only, 11.29 pair.!
Novelty Voiles 33c yard
A wonderful choice of flock dot
and novelty patterned' voiles sell
ing regularly nt much more! Kv
ery pattern new! 40 Inches wide.
Think of It 33c. yard!
Women's Sweaters $2.69
Slipover sweaters In Kid Boots
and Peter Pan styles. Long and
short sleeves. Wonderful choice
of fashionable high colors. All
sites. Remarkable at J2.B0!
Flannel Middies $2,95
Women's and children's nBvy flan
nel middles Just tbe thing for
summer wear at the beach, etc.
White taped collars and cuffs. On
sain this hour only, J2 95!
Women's Corsets $3.Q8
A group of high grade corsets
selling up to JS. 50 GosBard
American l.ady Nemo Double
Ve and Treo makes. Sites 23 to
3D. A senstitlon at (3 !8!
Glove Silk Vests $2.98
Genuine Knysor puro glove silk
nnd i'boenlx nil silk knit vests.
Kleah, peach nnd orchid'. Kxcel
lent weight. A standard ?3.50
value for $2.08 this hour only!
Fancy Silks, $1.89 yard
One big lot of high grade tub silk
and fancy dresa silks selling up
to $3.00 ynrd to ho closed out
this hour at $1.S!) ynrd. Good se
lections. Onu hour only!
50c Lisle Hose, 19c pair
Genuine Holeproof flno mercer
lted lisle hose. Cordovan shade
In sites 9 and 9Vj only! Stan
dard 60c value. If you can use
either of these sites here Is a
remarkable bargain!
uAUlSoclodc
Laces Half -Price!
Lengths up to 2 yards In fine
gold and silver, val. torchon and'
nnvolty laces at Just half regular
price. All widths. On sale tins
hour only. HALF PRICK!
Crepe Gowns $1.48
Tlaln crepes In colors of malta,
orchid and flesh. Figured -crepes
nnd fine hatlsles In white nnd
pastel shndos. Positive values to
$3.00. Bites 36 to 44.
Silk Step-ins $1.29
Beautiful, serviceable rayon silk
step-Ins In delicate colors of pink,
peach, orchid and mnlte. All sites.
Fully worth $1.98! This hour
only! $1.29!
$4 Bedspreads $2.95
Beautiful hemmed ripplotte stripe
bedspreads alto 81x90 all NEW!
Dainty colors of pink, yellow and
blue ust IS t(f sell at $2.9.1, this
hour only!
To $1.65 Gloves 98c
Washable chamolsettn gloves in IS
.button lengths (plain) cbamolsetto
gloves wllh fancy embroidered
cuffs and one lot high grade
short, silk gloves. Remarkable
values all. 9Sc pair!
Dotted Grenadine 29c yd.
Yard wide white dotted grenadine
of an unusually soft and lovely
quality. Worth ordinarily SOc yard.
Very, very special for this hour
only at 29c yard!
Crochet Spreads $1.39
While crnchi'tcd bedspreads "uch
as you would eipect to see priced
above the $3 mark size 72xDo.
All nicely hemmed. Just 14 to
close out at $1.39!
Silk Petticoats $4.98
Excellent quality glove silk petti
coats. In plain tailored and nov
elly styles worth to $9! Black,
navy, brown, grey, and American
beauty. One hour only. $4.9 !
2ocloek
Dress Skirts $4,98
High grade wool dress skirts In
plaid's, stripes and plain colors.
Skirts selling ordinarily up to
$12.(i0. Both pleated nnd wrap
around styles. 26 to 38 waist!
$1.65 Bloomers, 98c pr.
Finely mercerlted bloomers In
white and pink. Nicely made and
thoroughly reinforced. All fresh
new stocks. Very special for this
hour only at $1.05 pair!
Childs 7-8 Sox 23c
Fine medium weight derby ribbed
aox in 7-8 length plain colors
of helge. nude and grey. All
sites for children a regular 3Sc
value for 23c. One hour only!
Table Oilcloth, 32c yd.
48 Inches wide excellent quality
table oilcloth soft end pliable, will
not crack or chip easily. Threo
nest patterns to choose from
way loss at 32c yard!
6 pc, Brush Sets 89o
llousebolit' brush seta Rood stur
dy bristles sot In wlro wooden
handles elm lie brush buth
brush vegetable brush refriger
ator brush toilet brush bottle
brush all for 89c!
Liquid Voneer Polish 23o
Regular Soc bottle of genuine Li
quid Veneer furniture polish on
sale this hour only at 23c!
Woodon Coat Hangors
2 for 6c Basement.
$1.75 Diah Mats $1.19
Largo round nllvtr pi Hit' d hot tllnh
iiinifl In (wo uxqulHlle flint pat
rn9, A vry lmndy nnd con
vniVnt bIzp unt) a umiintional
prim nt lUD.BHBomont.
$2.75 Lustre Vases 89c
A handnoniB urnup of novelty
HhUpfri lUHtlfl VUHt'8 to 1)0 Hold
thin hour nt wny I run thnn actual
rout! Ituy tliin for hrlflo prizes
bridal shown, otc. HHpnipnt.
Ripplette Cloth, 23c yd.
A wondorful, serviceable and
beautiful cloth for children's
dresses, bloomers, house aprons,
etc. Colors of blue, tnn.and pink.
Need's no Ironing. Worth 29c yardl
Net Tunic Dresses $14.85
Lovely net and embroidered tunla
dresses at a saving of many dol
lars! Very fashionable when worn
with colored slips. Several lovely
styles from which to choose.
Men's Sweaters $2.19 '
Fine medium weight ribbed sweat
era in coat styles. Kent brown
heather mixes Just the thing for
outings and summer wear. Worth
$3.60! This hour only, $2.19!
Women's Suits $16.95
Smartly tailored suits excellent
for business women. Neat grey
and tan mixtures, all sites 16 to
38. Former values up to $29.76.
This hour only at $16.96'
All Day Sale
WOMEN'S DRESSES
$5.00
Just 20 dresses In this lot to go Fri
day at $6! Jullard flannels, silk
crepes, linens and knitted silks
sites 16 to 42. No need to mention
former values fr the first 20 look
ers will be buyers.
On Ssls
Second Floor
Beginning reidsy 9 a. m.
One Dress to n ('nptomer
All Day Sale of Notions
"Hughes" Ideal Hair Brushes, reg. $2, sale .79c
.Bristles set in rubber mahogany finish limited number!
"Royal Society" Crochet Cotton, Teg. 15c 5o ball
White and colors whilo they last 5o ball.
Crimsonette Fringe Hair Nets, reg. 10c lc each
Royal Society Embroidery Floss, reg. 4c lc sk.
One lot Hooks and Eyes, reg. 5c lc tube
One lot Dress Snaps, black only, reg. 5c ..- lc card
All Bay Sale
MEN'S SUITS
$16.75
20 men's suits to go out Friday at
$16.75. The sites are 34 to 39. No
Isrge sites. Serviceable fabrics in
neat, dark patterns, conservative
styles for men.
At this lew price any altera
tions must ba charged foe.
The first twenty men to find
their site will Indeed b
lucky.
Men'n store open 8 a. m.
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Kun' tied " llf'sivini """ :
r the bitli'M rutin, in the" I'.' Ill" ,
-,.! iii.i'n. lii"h inrbides j
(lat. nt Ids'.". rf.t. ' slifo'is,
and Wmlitnftnn. it nnnun-d to-
,r by Kd'n II- ''srr'.ll ail L. P.
fVm'r. field reirenisiits "f tl'j
Airerlcnn lt"l . l-fttnn dil j
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Four ncl men spi'"ind lit- j
ii!lK emiiiner. . s reenll "Mse
t.M. nd'H-ieil ibi e lr Mr. ""-,
rol snd Mr. rainier. Tlio-e p..inli-d
ner Don Wndard, r Hi'-.: -i
rU. K'in Hi'hiii'ind sn-l l'err
Ilsri. They sre t ' in a p . union l"
, bef r any hfrin ""(' 1 1
roiwto-l official !'' T rerlifl.sl". :
ilr. t'srr.ill 1 f t f'.r Ti'Umo -k ;
ve.trnllt t nfntr.r ""!' bi.
,nt'.. i.'i Mr. I'slni" I'" l'"ii'
in I'siifornls. Mr- "rr.dl de.!rl
tbe I noer.it f lrern hnd the di--tlnrli
n "f h.iini Hie lr"t .! i
nf nin nd "in-n I" p' lb bf"
ion I tt "' aoj m tu I'jcifie divi
sion, and tii iii'i arliie r'-rjin of
llfi-enver. in tlie slste.
Four women iil.r, wer siuiointd
ei.mtlierl, a. follott. Kli'sbelli
Lounntierri, Wands IMinlr. Sill
lloittbitn sii'l I' rnthr F.i.nt. Thee
nr rei-oimneiide'l in III koiim-ii.
divis:nn bv Mi ll.rl.sra I'nge, worn
tn' etsniiner.
(.,m,ernli!e rre,i i. d'l l.o.i d '.
W"bler and Rudolph Fnlll of Km'"'
for tli'-ir ork in Iniildin, up aii-h s
atronl lifeasvlns unit h'f. arr.irdtTis
lo lli San FratKiar. f.aitort.
Veterans to Have
Springfield Meet
Mmr nl tli . tU inrir nr!r
of rb Amrifn lfinn, will inf-! if
Miriiifilil t'tni-jr for th monthly
ixxnion f-f th orKnttiMfi-n. .Mj'tf
M It llin(l')f will b hoM f'-r Hi
tirn" m n nntnf ir-r i lh
tmiiiifdH vx wtiirh will i h'UI
h Sprinufill ihnmhff f rornmn-.
fount r h!') t ' 'of tf-i firo
mt'l it t tiri-trfl t ha r !h rnftinc
in July will .' l .linrt)"D t if mm it
i I'lniinl ro hi ih miint in
rifiiid t:trU-l nt lb i-nnnly m tli
r It -m tnjml-fr ( Amr'u-n
I Masonic Temple
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cheaper than by rail safely
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