The Eugene guard., June 18, 1925, Image 5

jhnsday Evening, Jane IS, 1925
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Look Organization
Behind
The
Car
You
Buy
I Accessibility of the essentials of operation
is a determining factor in automobile vn'iues
today more than ever. It adds to the veal
worth of any car. That is why we maintain
such complete service and supply departments.
That is why we build to serve the man who
buys a Studebaker.
Sweet-Drain Auto Co.
1030 Oak Street
Telephone 4-10
CITY NEWS
MVnt:m:nl from pace one)
court on the injunction huh brought
hv Mr. rainnMl ajcainst tho issue of
.itHu. in bonds fur thr crevUon of
a n:iiRti-ijal dii.inrium ut-rc. In the
regular order of decisions it 'in rx
lectrj thaMhe curt Mil dtvidp on
tho legality uf the bom! imue within
two weeks, he mioniejs hate.
Ralph Martin Leaves
Kalph Martin ot the ltooth-Keilv
l.umiur i-ouipauy, is leaving toni it
for Sennle where he will aiun.i a
meeting tomorrow of the Riaun
rules committee uf t tie West 1,'oaM
l-umhermvn's a-WKinti n. The com
mittee of evett menuiers reproaeir
virions distrii'ts ot the l'litiHe north
west. Special tfusine.- Id be taken up
are ptoposed rlianpes in gnuJoH mil
patterns to conform with the ii.ilus
ttial standardize t ion prnim udvo
Wm hy Serretniy Herixit llo.'Vf,
of the uepaitmem ot iinumeive.
j un.ter on the auction Mock vfnterthv
by It t iVten.. for V. . Rorrr. 1.
i H. Hrunriaee and oihi-n.. The land wu
jsituat.il K-n the cm, of Asm Mre-I
iUortlietit of the Masonic cemetery.
! Picnic Held-
j Memlierst of Kticene anil CnrvaltW
K-uary rlubs rioo.wd their mimm.
cluS picnic last nSht at Itellfouiitaui.
Approximately i;;o attcn.le.i. thnilo.tr
Riimes were phitrd. and evervouf ro-
J ports a s oil time.
Marriage Licen'r
A imirriaKe license was insur.l Ht
the mti.-e ,f the county eleik I.mI.iv
for Lauren.-. I. Robertson of N:m
t. n. Al'..rta. t'anaca, ami Kuth liar
nie of KtiKeiie.
To Visit Mother
lr. I., K. tieorue nml family expect
to Irav,. Friday for ttlympia. Wash.,
where 1 r. t. corse will visit his
mother.
Permits Granted
rornut was issued to liar
greaves and Ltmisey today for
$ 15i0 In repjiir work on the While
residence, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth avenues. on llilyard
street, by U. Alexander, city
building inspector. Hugh M. O
Hrien also look out a license to
erect a f 2Hu bungalow ut 6 ID
Seventh avenue east.
Leave for Yellowstone
Ms Mall Annitage. daunhter of
Frank l Armitage. Mies Mini Calef,
Mis Martha t'alef and Klmer L'nli'f
left esteiday by nutuiuoluie for a
trip to Yellowstone national park
mid points in Canada, where i hey will
be K"e for three or four weeks. They
expect to motor through ldalw, visit
ielN.wstiuie, and return through Spo
kane, ancouver and Victoria, It. C
Licensed to Wed -
Vivian Nelson loni.ts and I.ora
Ktl.el Moody, both of Kugene. were
! granted a marriage licence in the
i county clerk's ottu-e yesterday.
Here from OakridQC
! t'lyde Kisk. former nuto dealer of
; Kugene, passed through the c'ty from
Oak ridge jestenhy on hi way to
Salem, lie will return Friday.
Leave for Astoria
Karl Humphrey of this city left
Inst night by motor for Astoria on a
business visit of n few days.
Loaves for Portland
Joseph H. Koke left early today
for I'i'i'tlnnd where lie will be gone a
few days on a business irip.
Pioneers to Gather
'the annual picnic of the pionc-r
chins of (he 1. Al. I. A. w.H le he d
it Kivemde park Fr.day suutiug -H
II a, m. A basic t dinner wilt be ser
ver and uu invitation to the parents
of the club members has been e.x
leiiued to attend the afternoon niecl
uii,s during the annual mlnit "V 1 pic
uit- to be also at liiveisule park.
Half -Price Remnant Sale
Friday and Saturday Only. Sale, Main Floor
Every remnant in the store marked at just HALF the original
pricing!
VVANTKD LKN'GTIIS INT RKMXAXTS OF EVERY
lirxnwKns of
JKSt'KMPTUiX;
Printed and Plain Silks
Woolens
Wool Mixtures
Cottons
Linens
Lingerie Materials
Ginghams, Chambrays
Laces, Embroideries
Trimmings, Braids
Ribbon Remnant3
Drapery Materials
Nets, Marquisittes
White Ijoods
Silk-Cotton Mixtures
Lining Materials
Cretonnes
"What an opportunity to thrifty women who know the many
uses remnants can be put to and who appreciate tho
unusual saving at HALF THICK.
REMNANTS SOLD BY THE PIECE ONLY. Every sale
final.
Returns From Portland--.John
T. KvatiR, local realtor, In
et unied from Portland after a birsi
iess visit of several days.
V. Skipworth today to Idelle Idndsay
from his wifo Vehla It. Lindsay.
Recovers From Illness
Mrs. I. 1. S. Wiide who hnn been ill' Returns From Kansns
at her home recently, has recovered.
Divorce Is Granted
A divorce was granted by Judge li
.lames Finch, of the Graya Cash
and Carry compnny, has returned aft
er a visit in Kalians.1
GUILTY, IS PLEA
CHICAUO, June IS. (P Defend
anta indicted In the recent furniture
cnae under tho Sherman ontl-trust
Inw, pleaded guilty today and were
tlnnd a total of $lttUHH by Federal
Judge Adam U. Lliffe,
INSURE WITH nCrrnT TROMP, ,
(
ORCUON MOTOR CO.
W!!lamette St. Phone 617.
Furniture
For Sale
Leaving City
614 Lawrence St.
.Apt. D
Phone 1526-J
Itetnils of the annual Kugene V. M. j
T. A. picnic to he held Friday at Riv-
erside park have been rmnpleied. The :
event will start at J p. m. and la for
ttli members "f 'he "Y'' and others in
terested in the work of the associa
tion, according to Frank Kberliart,
secretary. 1
Ir. K. V. Stivers will be the tont
nmster and chief speaker at the din
ner which will be served at o'clock.
All those attending have been asked
to bring a basket lunch. Coffee will he
served by the Royal Coffee shop for
the association. Ice cream will also
be sprved to the guests. I r. Sherman
W. Moody is chairman of the dinner
committee.
A number of c'tnmitiee heads have
been appointed to have charge of va
rious events. (Jeoige Mar-on will have
chaige of the swimming. I r. tieot i-
1. Winchell heads the marbles com
mittee. Will Robertson is trap shoot
chairmin and Stanley Culp will direct
the rifle contest. Ir. M. (i. Howard
heads the volleyball committee and
William (iieeii the baseball committee.
Smoking in car
brings $3 Fine
Smoking a rii.Ni ret i e on a stret-tcur
is a violation of n city ord.tiaiice, nml
will result in a f ne of ..") for llie first
iff.J.se.
This wi dlscoveie.; lesteiilay aft -crijoon
nl 5 o'clock y I'rof soi Kcr
b.v S. Milkr, 1 Itl'i Kmerald siieei.
who was smoking on the s.une trollev
car in which W. i;. Judk.iif. chief of
police, was riding.
Althoiiph 1'ntlesvor .Fl!er Wii in
the rear end of the car, and pr"in'-i-ly
threw aw.iy his fay when remindi-d
by tiie chief. l:e was ordered lo ap
pear in municipal cjoint.
"I th uk !f." would be a forceful re
minder.' said Judse Ceorge A. (M
niore. "This should serw us a nam
ing to nmliy 'oth-r smokers who e
simiiiarly breaking the law iiinnst
every day."
Leaving for Europe
several people from this city are
leaving for the e.ist tovi.iy on their
s ait lo Kurope. Mrs. W. F. ll. Thach
er, Mr. and Mis. Rex I'ndemood and
I lean and Mis. Colin V. Pynrrnt ore
j among those who ate going abroad.
ipcan and Mrs. Hymen I will spend a
jcar abroad as the de.iu has a year's
ju-aie of absence from the university.
! Car and Auto Collide
I An auuminb.lt) driven by Judge
, George A. Gilinoro. city recorder.
lanKit'U' with ii trolley car nt the
I intersection of 'lenth nvenuo and
i Willamette street yesterday af
' ternoon. The uuto was damatiod
; about tho fender nnd wheel, but
: no ono was injured. "'
Elks Clear SI500
Profit of $ l."il Ml was rlenred by the
Kiigeno h.dge of Kiks for partieipa
ti.'ii in the national Klks convention
do ngs in Por(iiud in duly, ii in n
oiiiiced. Music from a bilge and glee
club, nml the drum and bugle cor,'s
will be Kugene i contribution to j .i
r.ide July Hi.
Hat Shop Moves
Carter's millinery shop is now in
f it.- n,w JiH-ati-'ii in the .MePotiaMi
i tacaler building, haling moved fioai
I the sec i: I f"nr of the First National
bank yi'stenuty. K. . Imine!, attor
' ney, wdl move into the r- cuim vacate 1
; by Kin h M.-Culluiii. owner of Curler'.
f I, at rdo'p.
!
Ill
RAIL MEETING PLANNED
Cl.KVTXANM. .lime is. CP)--The
proposed coiifcrcm of riiilrcnd
i.ibor leaders and th I mad maniueis
to di Uf tlie rnilro.sd htb"r situation,
.chedllb'd to be held .lime '.1. Was to
day postponed until a later da'e. prob
.ibly in Metober or oi i ini.er. 1 W.
ti I.ee, president f the It'otherh'od
f Railway Trainmen, its spoiiMir,
i OREGON MOT Oh CO.
' Phone Ii 111 WW ('IV
Cepyrfgbt Hart Schffner ft Mart
I HlS3
Sheriff! Aid Asked
A m.-ts-.ts"" V11" ri'i-rivpcl lit llie uf
fire of Wiici iff I'nink I'.. Tnjlur I"
diiy frmn llie 1 ',-( iinitl I'liii'f 'f
nuking (Inn mi i-fl it I"' i""1'' '" '"'
nili' Lmui'iiip 1 "l.ii""ii. ii.
( 'iiioiilli' I.rvy, 17. wll" III"'1
h. ii Hun :iy in n Him k J"
lliTpin liil'iisr lniinliiT lTi-0,"ir.
Slal Engineer Here
K'l huue. (r'H"ii M Hi' filKinfT.
with '.lute li.lin.v ..ffiri.il" I"'"1
lnt iiig.'il nil tin' n.v tn furry imiiii,..
in i.ii.niTlii.n mill "-"l niii'l'-r"- 'O'-tiih-
imitv ftrr' iii''i-li' lit tlip ilxli'iin
h t -I inn liis'it "l ''
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mm ,f -wi rwt rwwr w -
"i iimiipiin in i
Light-Weight Clothes
with Style
You don't have to abandon style to be
cool in July and August weather not j
if you wear trim "Dixie Weaves.
$27.50 .
Wade Bros.
Hart Schaffncr & Marx Cloth-.-
cheaafast
furniture
moving to
, Leaving (or South
M. ' uo Ziuimermnn. InMwI
' .,r in K.tialisli nt f.ufiie ln !'
: ir.ir. nn. I no will t .-n Ii rt nt Wiinl
:'i,,w Wilson jmii'.r hith !' """'S
inr, fxiivi't hi lnvp t-ri'li; for 1."'
AuxpIp t" tn'iP n .ilitr nil ork i:i
' art Miring tut hiiini'i'T.
Demonstration Is Polponeif -
'ill- npi'le: liiiiuitu il ii.Vn't rnti n
Vi'nnurd f"r l.nii' '"'" ""l,'r
rctl n of the nirriiii"iit union of
the liri-jon AuriiMiliwrnl ' .ll litl"
Itppn otli'ini'J. n''o:ilihu to nn-
iioiin.eiiii-nt lo.l.iy of S. r'kfli'r,
noiiily i:rl(': tiir.il nint.
Lve! for Corvaim
Wiiine K. I'ioik. forni-rli with the
Vnlley I'rilil'MK r"ni..im. I' ft ""I 'V
, for t'oi vailn. wliPie I'1"
fnni.U nt Hr'(on Ar. ulnirnl rol-
I. bit lie expTl to ti'fti'J
I.E"
erul w.i-k. al Nr;
.rt.
Honor E-Chlrrman
W'.-rk on til lrn.li. .hoi-, nnif of-fn-
of th' ' iili'-rn I'a.-if.'- 'a"l
f r one iii.n.ite ' " rl'" t'-l). "'
of rr.oe.. t . ,' lute Kriittva
li.ll. ri . hairinnll "f th' "' '
rr. ior, i.u U.'.l r" entlj.
Return, to Berkeley
M,.. ,Mn i-rr l. li" It"" '"
ri.itnu at the h'-m- '' '' 'ri.nr'i.
r lint, ju.lf. an. I furiili. h. r
1,,n..l lo h-r h-ir' nt IUrklr, fill.
J;iilje I'.urnaril l ti'r "
and other points
by insured padded
MOTOR VAN
C.M.OLSENioV0
247-PINE ST.. PORTLAND
Wre us at our expense eg toi-
i I'r. Ii. !- IIrll np'rlcl lo po-
hie T't'ray lha! I'aili'r l"K a
: at.ilefe Iron hi. r.;! bt. hil it
. .a:k'd al I'.ftli ai'ini' !.! "Ii
n ''.
Man ArrMleo
Wiii.ain W ili.-ir. ! "i'l "f trooh
I r, ri :n "" I"--'1 10 t1"
rm it for .hv. ru'ill . . i.;.. t let:
init.r, an'l relet"! t'-ilsy.
Ladies' Orchestra
at
CASCADE RESORT
after June 22.
V ratr ! Iiirty rl..nifi l'
CASCADE RESORT
, McKenno Bridge. Oreijin
35 Lota Aart.Jnect
T-.ku loli I, iiubrrii.j ' re
Dame Fashion Says:
Printed
Dresses
For Summer
Beautiful Floral Georgettes
and Chiffons
Printed Crepe de Chines and Flat Crepes are both' prac
tical and stylish. .
rmCES RANGE FROM '
$16.00 to $29.50
Plain
Georgette
Dresses
Baronet Satin
Slips, $4.25
A rnstiimn nlip dpsipiipcl cfiw
cinllv for tho hheer summer
floeliH.
' Good assortment of colors
and sizes
Tricolet Slips
$2.98
Tub Silks, Flnt Cropon, cto., in
largo rnngo of now colors.
$16.00
nnd up
HOSIERY
Sucli (lppfiidiililu liiakos ns " Pliornix,"
"Onyx," "I'tiiutt'X," "HnlliiiH," etc., will
lie I'liiiiul at our li'micry ctuiiitcr. Do.oms of
fashionable colors.
Chiffon Silk Hose, $1.95
Dainty Chiffon l'oin
tnx h'pfl, full fash
ioiifd piirn silk lioso
in many n'W colors,
lioth strcpt and pvc
iiiii.ir rilimlPH.
Children's Socks, 35c Pair
Sport Hose
59c Pair
lilibcl Iiosp
lisle, jnat Hip
KiiL'lish
in fine
hose for tin1 eiiNinn-r
oulitiKs. Colors tp
jrrnv, lic'iK'S cocoa
nnd lili'tck.
New Checked
Sport Hose
98c Pair
New rdiadPs of liar
vi st, k r a i n and
M'ind.-or tan in miall
jilaid iiitt'-rn - silk
and IM" iiiixtiiff
Silk Hose
$1.25 Pair
A Kood weic'it of
pure t-ilk and Kayon
hose yood looking
and ticrvireiiiili'. A
ffood raiiKP of colors
and hi.c.s.
Bobbed Hose
$1.50 Pair
A Phoenix hose de
tinned for the (.'ill
wlio rolls tliein.
The New Law
i
of Corseting
Brings Priceless
Benefits
1
Women everrwhero ere profound
y (rratcful for the iliscorery of
the Bcirntlfic law of coraeting.
It Improves erery figure. It
liringti greater beauty and ityle,
greater comfort, better bealll),
perhaps even longer life I
11
4cc&lC Corsets
For ALL women who want to keep young
Another lot of those H W
Uli aeh'-d Sliel - .'Ceinl at each
1 ' moil, line llllliolt-,1 I Oll'ee,
natural color only, tin
Fa.t 'olor Suiting
Sieci(,l fit, the yard ..
Tliete ielentlfle eoraeta dupll
ete the Induenre of the IkmIt'i
no "line! of control" the ilne,
the thi(tln, the line! of the peine
hanln. hirh frlte lhape to tl
hum.o form. Thl It the K-I'n-tiftr
law of corietlrifr.
The "llnea of control" In Ciil
lee Cilrl corset! parallel nnture'a
llnrt of control. They (rnnle anil
dc'l"i the nirnre In the rlht
posture and rliiht line.. Wearing
Ukm acientilic court! U llko
taklna reirular healthful ererels
for figure improrement. 'Jhey
hrlng many equal beneftU. .
The Colleire Girl model for yon
flfrnre needs no "brekln) In.
It flla Immediately. Eery type
of flirure hai Its model In back or.
front lace itylei.
Yon will note the benefits of
the new law of eorsetlnjr within
one month. Ut ua Ht Jan a
oni'b
Women's Corselettes
Wrap Around Urasali rea and HiiIiIit Hedm Inr Corson In amnrtly
styl.. Riirm'iits, in KDKMKIT. COI.I.WiK (illll- and AKTlsyt'B
MOHKI.S.
Desiffned to Fit Every Figure
FITTINGS
uird ...
1.00
33'
1 L I 3