The Eugene guard., June 18, 1925, Image 12

IUE EUGENE GUAED
Thursday EvonW t... ,
CagQ Twelve
Kviry dny will hp Ti?ilor' day nt
the first annual lVy Smut ramp July
33 to August in, soys Kenneth C
Abies, chairman of the -dinp commit
tee. HiiilJ,v, bowpvpr, will be st asiJ?
for the rpfiulur weekly program aa n
intor8' day, who will he iuvited ti
briny their KwiniiuiiiK euilii ami IniR-h
If a visitor wishes to eat at camp
mvf-n, he is ubked to muke TPKerva
ti'tns h; mail. The price of u nteil
sill he one white eniuucl plt cup
and howl, and one Knife, fork ami
hjxion, which 111- victor will nmy,
tut fiom, and luvp at ilie rami'.
I amp Siiutaw'' ia ihe name chos'-n
for li'e Jloy Scout camp thia year,
juilgt'if derided. Hay JO. VovH, a Cush
man m-intt, (-uhmitti-d the name, and
tor bin award will receive a week'
In-e board nnd lodging. Oilmr good
n.iuiPb, turned in were Camp Ta-Nne,
( amp M:ipU-ton, ami ,Skokum Ilihee.
Keuhen Kadabaugh of Kug'-ne wn
bulf a week's free uourd as weeonu
prize.
A series of awards will be made for
advancement in scout craft, camp
helpfulness and camp activity, ton
viptiug of emblems and honor hat.
Every sc ut is expected to come hack
with an honor hat,
J lit;!) pots of the camp include an
inter-patrol baseball kiigiie; two ittrl
three-diiy hikes, guard duty, linHehad
golf tournament, bird Miidy hike.,
minstrel show, inter-patrol Mvimming
meet, inter-patrol scout craft com
petition, handicraft contest, Ireatuirc
hunt, vaudeville show, water carnival.
yacht race, court of honor installation.
. horseshoe tournament, stunt nignt
and auction sales.
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
Br MARIAN LOWRT
Grants Pass to
Stage Roundup
Eugene is invited to the Oranta
Tans rodeo .July 3, 4, nnd fS, announc
ed Jack Sehenk, advance man nnd
publicity director for the show, who
was in the city today. The big cele
bration will be conducted flfter the
fashion of tho Pendleton roundup,
and is expected to drnw henvily from
AH pnrts of southern Oregon.
.' Mucking, bulldogging, steer riding,
relay and horse races will be feat urea
every day o the show. Ohtre nttrnc
tions will include wild cow milking.
roping, tying, etc., nnd n li cnrmrui
show. Addresses will be given by
Judge Thomas of tho south dint riot
circuit nnd Senator Kd Miller,
Forty-five head of wild horses from
tho Klamnth Indian reservation will
he used for tho bucking Bt tints, as
well ns 25 heavy wild steers. A hun
dred Indians, in full war paint nnd
FOHtume, from the reservation, will
lend color nnd take part in the pa
rades, shows nnd contests.
( Mr. Sehenk is expecting to make
arrangements for special railroad
nil PS ior inn inree-uny nnow, jie ipii
fir Portland this afternoon.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marrtagp of Miss llil
dred Hall and Marry Cnrlpton Arrnl
tage at 1'nNadena, California, Satur
day, June 1-1. Mrs. Artnitage in the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fJporge
M. Hall, former residents of Kugene.
Slip in a graduate of the Cniversity
of Oregon and a member of (Jam ma
Phi Heia sorority nnd I'hi Mu Alpha,
music honorary soriety. Mr. A r mi
lage is a former Mudent of Oregon
Agricultural collegp. They will make
their home in tilendale, California,
Mr. and Mrs. fiobert Present t left
thiM morning on a motor trip for
various plaees in California.
'
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. K. Caswell left
this morning for Portland to bo gone
for a few flays.
a
Mrs. John It. Patterson nnd child
ren, Kenneth, 1 'oris Helen, and
Martha, are visiting In Portland un
til Sunday.
Miss H. Louise Filch arrived yes
terday from Walla Walla, Washing
ton, to spend the summer with Mrs.
tieorge Fitch. Miss Fitch is dean of
women at Whitman college.
Mrs. A'irginin Judy Ksterly is to
leave Saturday with her two daugh
ters, Josephine and Virginia, for a
visit in California. Later they will
go to Victoria, H, C.
Mrs. Wilson H. (Coffey--anti, Mrs.
Kenneth Atdea returned last evening
from Portland where they had been
for the past week. ,
Mrs. h, V. Henderson of Hood Hir
er, Oregon, is spending a few days
visiting her daughter,- Mrs. George P.
Hitchcock. ,
Mr. and Mrs. F!. D. Price and fam
ily of I'nid, Oklahoma, have arrived
in Kugene to spend Ihe summer. Mr.
Pricp is superintendent of schools iu
Knid, and will tench in the srhool of
education at tho I'nivershy of Oregon
summer session.
Miss Mae Wade is visiting with her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. I. 7 J. H.
Wade, from her home in San Bernar
dino, Cal. Miss Wad i a student at
Oregon Agricultural college.
Miss Margaret Bppde of Grand
Forks. N. !., has left to attend sum
mer school nt Fniversity of Washing
ton, after visiting for a time at the
home of Miss Gertrude Stephenson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 7tex 1,'nderwood leave
for Ihe east today, preparatory to
sailing for France and other Eur
opean countries to spend the summer
studying and traveling.
The Altar Guild society of St.
Mnry'tt Episcopal church is to meet at
seven-thirty o'clock this evening at :
the home of Mrs. J. F. Gerot, 1M14
University street. J
Swimming Classes
For Children to,
Open Next Monday
Vacation swimming classea for chil
dren will he provided in place of play
grounds th s year, announces J. G.
Swan, president of the Eugene Play
ground nsvociatiuii. After finding th-it
no funds were raised for the play
ground work this year, Mr. Swan ar
ranged for the swimming clase,s at
the Fniversity of Oregon buildings.
Lessons in swimming will begin
Monday morning at 11 o'clock, the
tfoyg swimming iu Ihe men's gym, and
the girls in the Woman's building
A minimum fee of in cents, covering
cost of towel, etc., will he charged,
and competent instructors will he pro
vided. Life savers will aim bp in at
tendance throughout all classes.
'Parents of children are invited to
enter them in these classea, am!
should he sure that tile hild is at llu
first meeting, so ns to miss none of
the classes, says Mr. Swan. At the
first registration a ?l fee will be
collected, to pay for JO swims.
Resolution of
Sympathy Given
Resolution of sorrow at the death
of Mrs. Lola Itrady, nnd of sympathy
for her family, was passed nt tli '
last meeting of the Creswell grange.
The resolution follows:
Whereas, in the dispensation of
time and providence we are again call
ed upon to mourn the loss of our be
loved sister, Mrs. Lola Brady, who
has been called to her heavenly home;
who has taught us a Christian p-i-tience
through n vrying seige of ill
ness and whose geninl and Jovial spir
it when with us, made a feeling of
gooJ fellowship that was cordial, help
ful and enduring.
lie It resolved, that we attest our
Joss with a genuine acknowledgement
of sorrow in the loss of our beloved
Mister:
That we extend our sincere sym
pathy to our bereaved brother, K. O.
Brady, her husband and his family in
their' hour of sorrow and lonliness;
That we cause our charter to be
draped in mourninj for a period of '!')
nays ns a tribute of respect to her
memory; -
That we rejoice in and commend 'o
the family the hope our order teach.
119 in life eternal in our heavenly
home with a living father where mie
.r one. our members are gathered to
wYlcrniP us when our summons comes.
LOC M. GUOSHOXG.
F1UNCIS L. F II A NCI S,
C. H. SEDGWICK, Ch'u.
Committee.
Resolutions passed by Creswell
grange No. 4LHJ.
1 atTstIcs 1
;
BORN
II ALLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
llalley at their home, 1S00 Colum
bia street, June 11, 1025, a daugh
ter, Jeannette Augusta.
BEND IS WARM
It END, Ore., June 18. Yesterday
was the warmest day of this season, ;
tho mercury reaching 83 during the ;
afternoon, according to the govern- i
nient weather observer. The temper- J
aturo dropped to -111 during the. night, j
The previous high mark for the year j
was SI on May o. j
II
Irvine Family are
Planning Gathering
The Irvine kin of Oregon will fath
er in Snlem at Marion Square, Sunday,
June for a family reunion.
The members of this historic fami'y
are located in Marion, Lion, Lan,
Benton, Clackamas, Multnomah, Uma
tilla, Polk, Yamhill and Washington
counlies. They probably number ionic-
tiling like 400, being the descendants'
if Summit Jumna Itmi in mill. .Iphkip
B, and Robert A., Mary E., Margaret
Jane and Elizabeth Irvine.
Tho mother made the journey
across the plains iu lHo'2. Soon after
she was called to her reward, and
was among the first to be buried m
the Jason Leo cemetery at Saiem.
Tho date of the meeting was fixed
nfter the nrrivnl of Senator MeNary
in Oregon, nfter a conference with his
brother, John H. McNnry of Snlem,
Milton A. Miller nnd J. C. Irvine of
Portland. 1
MWo trust all Ihe kin will con
sider themselves a committee of one
to notify the relatives in the dif
ferent pnrts tif the state of the dale
of the meeting, and that nil will come,
bringing n well filled basket.
"This gathering is for the purpose
of renewing ncfiuiiintiinceship, get
ting better acipuiinted and becoming
morn familiar with the history of the
fnmily," according to word received
by descendants of the family in Lane
Now
showing Zane Grey's
famous cpio of the
plains of romanco and
adventure when Ameri
ca was young!
WITH
JACK HOLT
LOIS WILSON
NOAH BEERY
RAYMOND HATTON
KINOGRAM
NEWS
EVENTS
KEEP COOL
t The REX
REGULAR PRICES
MATINEE 20c
NIGHT 2hc
Children too
0
1 Carpet Cleaning
OurVE T !.
Phone 300
Meet the "Scare Crow," the "Tin Man" and all the old fa
miliar characters in the wonderful land of Oz.
So come take a trip to the famous country of Oz where ev
erything can happen and it happens all the time !
.. The Side-Splitting Picture of Joy-
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I Regular Ptces!- 'S
Children 10c
With a Splendid Cast
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DAYS j1" g PUZZLE
Friday (f THEATRE ANIMATED
B Saturday Is joh Good!
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AND
AUTOISTS'
SUPPLIES
2nd FLOOR
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MAIL
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PnOMpTLT
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FILLED
. But 2 More Days of
JUNE WHITE SALE
Friday and Saturday are the' remaining days of this event
The show .cards (which there are many of) herald the very
special prices which "prevail in many of the departments.
Women's Fast Color Broadcloth
Dresses Special
$2.95
Of genuine, imported English
broadcloth, woven overseas and
finished .here. Domestic broad
cloths. Each plainly indicated
by label in neckband of dress.
Plenty of Fashionable
Stripes
IN POWDER BLUE, LAXVIM
GREEN, ROSE. YELLOW, AND OR
CHID. SOLID COLORS AND STRIPES.
WHITE COLLARS AND CUFFS.
Eight models to select from.
Every dress finished as by a
home dressmaker felled seams,
2-inch hems, etc. Of lustrous,
perfect tubbing broadcloths at
so little.
(2nd floor)
Women's Trimmed And
Tailored Hats, Regularly To
$7.50 Values
JUNE WHITE f tf0 OC
SALE PRICE 1 CpO.OJ
Think of the added pleasure you would
take in the possession of another hat for
summer wear. And consider, too, at the
low price this June Sale brings to you tho
smartest and most alluring of summer stylos.
(2nd floor)
Boys' "Fast Color"
Wash Suits $1.25
It means a lot to a parent to know
that the little fellow's (size 2 to 8) wash
suit Isn't going to fade after a few tub
bings. Sturdy little mtdri'y style togs
also button-on styles. '
Blue with braid trimming.
Blue with tan collar and cuffs.
And a sprinkling of other colors.
The low pricing enables ono to get one
of each color.
(2nd floor)
EXQUISITE SUMMER
Flowers Are Printed On
These Right New Sheer
Voiles
THE VERY LATEST
OUT! THE YARD
75c.
What Could be more blithely engaging
on a Miss than a lightsome frock of print
ed voile. Its softness and alryness and
the delicate pastel tints of the fabrics,
with large lovely floral patterns, are ex
pressive of her charm and gaiety.
Its clinging lines lend youthful slender
ness to the matron. Each floral pattern
Is fascinating in its very own way.
A LOW PRICE FOR THESE
Men's Genuine
Broadcloth Negligee
Dress Shirts
NEW JUST f(l 7
RECEIVED TOO
Broadcloth shirts certainly are
a big feature and at $1.75 it be
hooves a fellow to anticipate his
needs or nt least get one of each
a white and one of those neat
shades of blue. Mado of good
weight broadcloth and beautiful
pearl buttons employed' In Its
embodiment. Sizes 14 to 17.
NOTE POX T OVER
LOOK THE VERY SPE
CIAL ,11'NE WHITE fjALE
VALUES OX SHIRTS. SIX
V E R Y S P E C I A L L Y
PR ICED (J ROUPS AWAIT
YOU.
White
daintiest
WOMEN!
Delightful, These Ultra
Smart White French
Kid Pumps
OUR JUNE
SALE PRICE
E WHITE f C QC
CE IS, PR."lPU.OJ
$4.25 Bolt Of
10 Yds. Nainsook
Only $2.75
Buy it by the bolt when
such a price as this greets
you. This is a very fine
quality, white, 36 inches
wide. .
Plisse Crepe
Yard 22c
Just what Its name m
plles; a really crinkly
crepe, ready for making
into dainty underthuigs.
Ilequlres no ironing. Plain
white.
72 By 90 Inch
Sheets 89c
Indeed, a low price for
bleached' sheets. Buy
now and save.
8-4 Bleached
Sheeting, Yard
48c
Our own brand of
good weight 72 Inch
sheeting.
Of Interest From Eugene's
Largest Crockery Section
Those socking suggestions as to suitable wedding gifts Tvill find nu5 inl
terosting depart men t inspirational. Whether a single piece or a niee sft 01
dishes, they are here for your choosing.
Refrigerator
Jars 65c
4 piece set glass refrigerator jars con
sisting of three circular receptacles each
2 3-4 Inches deep by 5 3 4 Inches diame
ter, which set on top of another. Includ
ing cover for the top Jar.
A boon to the housewife.
Cut Glass
Vases 75c
Note Its size ID Inches in height with
tifttl spray and floral cut glass pattern.
Glass Plates
Each 10c
Nat colonial pattprn
is absolutely correct for summer! Ths
coolest and most comfortable of leathers.
Chic step-in model with quality turn soln and smart
Paris heel which conforms with the exacting taste
of the discriminating fair sex.
$2.75 Damask
Pattern Cloths
$1.49
Pttro blench and good
weight Inch mercer
ized table cloths with
highly mercerized neat
self patterns. True they
are termed seconds but
cannot detect any im
perfections. Turkish Towels
39c Value, 29c
Note their genermii
size, 21 by 4 lncM'
splendid weight. hlearM,
soft and absorbent. Ho
tels and rooming house!,
too, should profit by this-
63-Inch "Indian
Head," Yard 49c
It Is well to stress en
the fact they are genu
ine "Indian Mead" nl
fpeak for Itself. PerfwJ
short lengths two to
yard lengths.
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Hotel" astod
2nd A Hill Los Angeles I
Every Room has Private Toilet
i0"t Paths New. Modern
Close to Shopping District and
thea'res
Fre Garage Tariff fnm 11.50
Try E-isfn Spn-;.it !i n food c.gtr
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