The Eugene guard., June 19, 1925, Image 10

Pflge Ten
THE EUGENE GUAED
Friday Ev
venine. Juno m
- u.j
Wartiiiifru to car owners thnt nftcr
July 1 all BPiilif-ants for IkfUHea will
be required ! make npplimtiun for a
certificate of titltt as provid under
recent Mute legislation are contained
in u letter from Sum Kozer, secretary
of state, received by Sheriff I'runk
K. Tajlor, of I-unc county.
The following in the communication
received liere;
-This law ban a vital bearing upon
motor vehicle JicenKea to be issued
after July 1.
"Forma for convenience of mo
tor vehicle ownera in upplying for
certificatea of t it In are now being pre
pared by t he secretary of atate and
will be furnished to motor vehicle
owners upon request.
"The Hiibject nuitter of thia letter
in of great importance to every niolor
vehicle owner who may desire a mo
tor vehicle license on or after July
1, and you are therefore eapcHally
urged to bring to their attention the
provisions of the certificate of title
Uw (chapter lawa UVJ."). Vur the
convenience of all motor vehicle own- !
era who have regiatered their cura
prior to this date, or wliu may regis
ter their car and receive their li-cem-es
before July 1, application
blanks for applying for certil'icatcn of
title nil! he mailed them within the
next few weeks.
"The certificate of title law requires
that the owner of every motor ve
hicle, whether orjjot tin; car baa been ,
regihtered and licensed before July ,'
ahull immediately apply for a cert if i- ,
cate of title and furnish the secretary
of state satisfactory evidence of own-
cihhip before such certificate of title
can be issued by the secretary ot
btate."
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
Or MARIAN LOWRT
Mr. and Mrs. YV. K. .Milne and Mr.
and Mrs. Kdgrtr K. iJeCou will be at
borne informally thia evening at the
home of the hitler in honor of the
delegates and visitors to the' confer
ence of the American .Mathematical
society which is meeting ou the uui
vcraity campus thia week.
Mrs. KMella l' ill has had as house
giiesta thia week her daughter, Mha
Dorothy l'oill of HmiUp, and her sii
ter, Mrs. Grace Wendell and family oi
Seattle,
Mira Marie Kidinga la lrnving thia
week for l.oa Angelea where he will
atudy in Btnnmer school. Mlf liernir.R
Veo, university student, .will accom
pany Mifts Hidinga.
Mra. S. K. linrker has returnd
from Portland where she visiter! Mr.
and Mr". Mirqunrbt unit nttfnded the
rose festival.
Mra. .7. V. (Jerot was hostess for a
Car Caravan Will
Visit in Vancouver
Euphemea Laraway
To Give Recital
Miss Kuphemea I.arnwny, 12-year-o!d
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Setli
I.uraway. will he presented in a piano
ipcital by It. t'harlyle tioffrlere, to
night at fc'.lo o'clock nt J.arnway hall.
The hall baa been attractively deco
rated and the music loving public' is
end. ally invited.
The little girl hns made rapid prog
ress on her piano technique, and her
recital promises to be one of the iiiohI
interesting events on the Kugene mu
fcic calendar thia Heason. Following in
her program: .
Sailor's Song Op. -i.'t, No. 14. Heller
Impatience Op. ij No. 1H.. .Heller
l'lcludi'H Chopin
Op. 2$, No. 3; No. L'l); No. 15; No.
((, No. 7.
Waltzes Chopin
Op. 70, No. 2; Op. U4, No. 1; Op.
Olt, No. 1.
A nitre's iJanre , (irieg
Klegiei Maaaenel
Scart lMn.co Chamlnode
rolunnise . ... L hojiin
or. -lo, No. i.
Kxpreasing the compnny'B strong
support of closer relations between
the 1'nited Stales and Canada, posters
advertising (be Oram! Canadian In
ternational Celebration to be held at
Vancouver July 1st to -lib, are being
prominently displayed in all service
stations of the I'nion Oil company of
California, from the Mexican line to
Itritiab Columbia.
The celebration is the biggest thing
of its kind ever singed in Vancouver
and baa received endorsement from
nil Pacific Coast states. It will close
with championship aport events, pa
rode nnd danea, on the Fourth of
July.
A caravan of machines will leave
Log Angelcn June 2'Jnd headed for
the Canadian city. The huge motor
trek will go through California, Ore
gon and Washington, crossing into
Itritlsh Columbia at Woine.
Information regarding the carnlvnl
ctn be fpctired at Automobile clubs or
local offices of the Union Oil company.
Stable Value for
Realty Seen Here
Kugeno Is one among four cities of
the, uorthwest where properly values
ere considered stable and a good in
vetttment. according to a report of the
Vtiion Central Insurance company
with headijuarters at Cincinnati, Ohio.
W. J. Lichty of lliin city is local
representative for tho company and
he reports lhat the organisation Is
1 uttiug out btaus at Kiigcne, Salem,
Portland and Vancouver, Wash., as
these four cities have been surveyed
and fotiud to meet the strict require
ments for loans of the insurance firm,
is the report.
Father Will Have
Compliments Paid
Although. "Mothers' Pay' sfnnds
out as of primary importance on the
family calendar there Is also a "Fa
tbers' Iny" anil thia will be observed
Sunday, June 21. 1 ad rarely gets
much publicity for bis own special day
but there are a number of sons and
daughters In Kugene who believe (hat
father should be remembered, and
Indies tiona are thnt there will be
many little gifts for the masculine
head of the household next Sunday,
local dealers report.
I'le.ihant meeting of the Altar society
of St. Mary's Epiacopal church at her
home last evening. Following th
buhiness sessions there was a social
hour ai.d a musical program, Missed
Alice and Willodmiua lierot giving
several selections.
t
Mis Flossie ltadal.augh of Kugene,
Miss Helen KilJuj) of St. Helens, Miss
.Mary McMuhn, of Portland, and Miss
Margaret Kresxman, of Portland, tiro
spending the week nt tbe Kresemun
cottage ut Twin llocks,
Miss Dorothy Hallin la spending the
summer with her father, Hugo llal-
lin, having left 'ihursuay.
Mr. and Mrs, Ktlgnr E. PcCou and
daughter, Margaret, will leave Hundnv
for Portland where they will be for
several weeks, Mr. UeCou is ro teach
in tbe Portland center of the Univer
sity of Oregon mmmer session.
Edwin H. Carroll
Receives Mention
The Inst issue of the lied Cross
Courier contains an article and pic
ture of Kdwin 11. Carroll, life-saving
instructor with the American Ited
Cross, who Is a former I'niversity of
Oregon student, nnd received his
training in Kugene. Mr. Carroll was
in the city last week conducting tests
on the cninpus for examiners.
Mr. Carroll is assUting Commo
dore W. K. Longfellow in the first
five life-faving institutes to be held
in I'tah, California, Oregon nnd
Washington. His college education was
rounded out by a trip around the
world as a seaman on a Pacific Mail
s4eamer during 1022-2.'!, and news
paper work at Portland ond Marsh-
field, r or more tnan a year ne nas
been industriously organizing life-saving
corps in chapters.
f , v
r-iiK'iie rviwnroaiiB win onserve '.h
Kiwanis Night" at a bun.,uec anl
meeting at tbe Osburn hotel next
Monday evening starting at 0:15
o'clock. 'Hew Fred K. Clark, pastor
of the Congregational church, will b
the principal speaker on the progr.rn
which in being arranged by a com
mittee composed of Judge (i. V. Skip
worth, chairman. Dr. O. S. Iieardn
ley, M. M. Huney, Ted Lierow anj
I Itev. A. H. HaumlVrs.
The IH.000 Kiwaulnns In H80 cities
jf the 1'nited States nnd Canada wilt
observe the "AM-Kiwanis Night" with
special programs. Professor Kdwards
of the Kugene liible university will
be the soloist for tho program here
and Claire Lee will lead the singing.
M. M. Honey will have charge of the
radio entertainment which will be a
part of the program, it is announced.
All Kiwnninns nnd their wives will
attend the meeting- fc
Corvallis Branch
Of Chain Store is
To be Ready Soon
Supplies for the Corvallis branch
of the Cosmopolitan Stores, Trie, are
arriving, reports II. II. IJrady of Ku
gene, general manager. Mr. Orady is
in Corvnllin superintendent ing the
work, having just opened a branch
store in McMlnnville. He will open
one in Salem following the Corvallis
store. The Liberty theater of Salem
has been leased and will be rebuilt
nfter July 1.
Tho Corvallis store Is in the new
Porter building, ond stocks will in
clude merchandise in 22 departments,
selling up to $1 values, nnd groceries.
, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
KiiRono ITntcl, main lobby. Outside
work noliriloil. I'linne 20(10.
CiKAL'l V. OLDHAM jylG
Data for Alfalfa
Growers Planned
Itlnuk forms for the preparation .of
data vn alfalfa growing in Lime coun
ty are be.ng prepared at die office of j
. S. Fletcher, Lane county agricul
tural ngenl. Thirty-one cxpcriineu;.i I
tracts, plumed this year, are to be I
caicfuHy checked by the mvners nodi
ull information recorded in order tint
u complete report on the succchh !
alfanfa cropu hi Lane will be avallali'.c
the county agent Mates. "The f Ttu I
h.ie been prepared in order that the
crowerE nitty put down the infuruot- ;
it nil nt once iih later some cMSenti.ll
features nny be. lorgotlen," Mr. Fie!- 1
die;' Ktiid, The ipHMiomutirc contain
iueric on the thitc of planting, type
of anl, seed variety nnd a gentrd
hifl ry of the crop .from planting to
hanfM.
i - -
The FAVORITE
OF ALL
Buck
Jones
with "PAL"
tho dog
and
SILVER BUCK
the horse
IN A "KOARINQ ROMANCE
OF MOUNTAIN TRAILS
AND PINE GUARDED
DALESi-:
GBRL"
CATCH THOSE
NICKELS AND
DIMES
Ono of tlllo lit t In hnnk
tmnka la wnltliiK fur you
Ktpp In and fct yours linluy.
Tnkfl It honiw and drni In
lonsn chnnKi (u'ciiBlnimlly -those
Rtmy nlikclx. illmrs
and ciunrtrrs that slip
thrnuxli ymir fingers. You'll
surprised at th way
they'll (trow Into dollars In
that llttlu Imnk.
Wo niakn no charKo for the
hunk. All yon have, to do
a to open a savlnim ,iri-ount
oy depoHltlfg nun dollar, or
more.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
"GOLD $g
IWERFOOT AaB
WEEKLY mrnm "
flHt z
SAME
PRICES
Dental association in regard to the
annual picnic cf tbe organization to
be held tomorrow.
Head the awful details:
Yongeen, Oregin, Jetvn 10.
Hey, Co! Next Satterday morn a. ra.,
Jewn I'Oeth at Hell Fountain thair
wil bee pulled off thee stunt of the
are sn, the grate stag pickanlck!
I'rizes as per yoiuiinl. Iff yew hav
no ole cloze, sea inee, I have nothiug
else butt! Ail these gents wcarin god
clos go intwo tbe creak, sobevvnre.
Fix yerself with nife, forck un
tijune if yon are in the babbet of us
in them, likewise a cup or can. if
yon are a drinkin man or wuiuinin.
.uffscd, leu go!
I'onfertinnnteloy yores,
JJ.vLthetick Adeniods, tsvck Tror.
Dentists to Make
Merry at Session
Although the average patient do"s
not nsaociate humor with a visit to
tbe dentist, the followers of thiB well
known profetision are posessed with
plenty of entertaining' comedy an 1
this in indicated by fortnnl - notices
sent out by the Southern Willainetle
Many Farm Loans
Listed for Month
On a trip over the tvestern Ore
gon territory, (eorge Hilton, repre
senting the federal tnrni loan bank f
Spokane, is here for a few days. Mr.
Ijilton mutes that tit the preaent tim-
the federal hank for thia district !h
putting out approximately $.VK),000 a
month in farm loans. Seven applica
tions for farm loans in Lane county
will soon be taken up by tho bonni
of directors of the Lane county farn
loan association.
Evangelists Hold !
Baptismal Service
The Ayers-Isenberger revival now
beinj held under canvas on south Wil
lamette street, was considerably en-1
livened by tbe announcement at the :
afternoon service yesterday that at :U !
conclusion u baptismal service wuiild
take place. It was learned that sev-1
eral women and men were the candi
dates and were eincrsed in tbe mill
race at the. east end of Seventh ave
nue In the preHi'ine of a crowd of
friends and a few of the curious, at o
o'clock.
The officiating minister was Hev.
Fred Hornshuh of tbe Hible Standard
temple anil tbe scripture was read by J
Kvnnge'ist Ayres.
I he evening services are all ex
ceptionally well intended and the re
ports have it that there is no luck JU
enthusiasm and spirit.
It is said that the two women
evangelists are n I ready booked for n
revival campaign at Oakland, Cat., j
and will lenve for thnt city at the,
close of their engagement here, which
is scheduled for Sunday ..evening.
There is every reason to believe
that the meetings will gn right on.
but tinder the direction of some other
1 square evangelist.
ixsurk wrr;i fiEXH r tromp
Phone S. K. Stevens for ciano tuning
Westerners
knowMiata
tire should be
ONE glimpse of Cali
fornia, or Oregon,
or Washington, or
any Western state proves
that the West is the motor
ground of America!
California, for instance, leads
New York aad every other
state In registration of pas
cnger automobiles!
A group of successful Akron
tire engineers caught a vision
of the opportunities In the
West. Its vast resources and
possibilities for growth appeal
ed to them
Digging into the facts, they
learned that 30 per cent of the
' nation's tires are used west of
the Mississippi. And only 3
per cent were made there 1
They transferred their skill
and resources to the West.
Their C-T-C Cord today Is
regarded as one of the three or
four really fine tires in America
Nine western states give it a
remarkable sale. Farther Bast
Its good name is rapidly
spreading.
We shall be glad to give you
expert information about your
tires, and if you need them
put on C-T-C's either bal
loons, semi - balloons, heavy
duty cords or oversize cords I
"Quality dll never he
sacrificed to meet a price"
President '
Columbia Tire Corporation
Eugene Garage
69 5th Ave. West
Blair Blvd. Service Station
Blair Street
B. & M. Tire Co.
845 Olive St.
If you have a kiddie take him to see "The WIZ
ARD "s if you haven't, borrow one and go for
you will both have the time of your lives!
i
WIZA
A SIDE-SPLITTER OF FUN
And Showing
at Regular
Prices!
Mcdonald
Short
Subject3
CROSSWORD
PUZZLE
Comedy
HURD
Animated
Cartoon
BOTH GOOD
with
LARRY SEM0NS
CHARLES MURRAY
DOROTHY DWAN
MARY CARR
. ERYANT WASHBURNE
A Great Cast in
A Great Picture! v
HERE IS A
TREAT FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
11 and 'built
srwa troa
Full Batlooni Scml-Balloom
He.vyPury Cords Oversbc Cordi
By Express Today!
200 FAIR WOMEN'S BURSON SILK
. HOSH, nil colors, $1.00 values for
These hose need no recommendation, they are
widely known for quality, and will not last long
at these prices.
XORMAXDY VOILES,
big lino of colors, yard
75
48
Comedy
"ALMOST A
HUSBAND"
It's I wow
DEVANEY'S I1ACKI Musical Thrills en the DIG WURITZER
Carpet Cleaning
OUVt T.. . w tr
Phone 300
In y!t
J , I
J ft
Grand '
Millinery
Opening
in our
NEW LOCATION
Friday
and
Saturday
JUNE 19-20
Ruth McCallum Carter
Now in McDonald Theater Bldg.
lOJii Willamette Street
AUTOIST! GOING CAMPING? THINGS YOr-n
"EED SUCH AS TENTS, FOLDING BFn
CHAIRS, STOOLS, MATTRESSES clre
ST0TCS, LUGGAGE CARRIERS, ETC nv
SECOND FLOOR. 'UX
' An Important Sale
Of Women's Lovely
Silk Dresses
Saturday Only!
VALUES
TO $12.50
VALUES
TO $19.85
$7
.95
$12
.65
TWO SPECIALLY SELECTED GROUPS
AS A FITTING CLIMAX TO JUNE WHITE
. SALE.
No need to to emphasize tho lowness of the prices
it, speaks for itself! Naturally, though, it adds
much to the worthwhueness or this Saturday ot-fering.
New dresses of beautiful silks in wholly delight
ful shades of .the 1925 season.
CAPTIVATING, RESPLENDENT "A
: WITH AN INTRIGUING AIR OF '
YOUTH.
Fashionable straight line frocks heightened with
embellishments of flared skirt, jabots, soft folds,
colored silk embroidery, motifs, lace, etc.
(2nd floor)
Last Call Of
June White
Sale!
Tomorrow, Saturday, marks the termination
of this very special selling.
Masses of much needed Summer merchan
dise contribute towards the success of June
White Sale and when they are most in de
mand. A visit through tho various departments of
Eugene's largest department store will dis
close many of the specially priced items.
Golden Bananas,
Pound 10c
i
-10 POUND SACK BEST CANE SUGAR 67c
(In fine bleached sanitary cloth basrs)
-FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, POUND 42c
-LARGE LEFFINGWELL XXX LEMONS,
DOZEN .'ioc
-DELICIOUS (GUARANTEED) WATER
MELONS, POUND 3Jc.
-DAILY FEATURE, TWO 10c LOAVES
FRESH BREAD 15c
-FREE DELIVERIES TO ALL TARTS OF
CITY
THE CALL OF THE
Ice Cream Freezer $2.19
Two quart size. The freezer that will
service; heavy cypress pail and pressed ste
frame. Substantially made.
GOOD HOUSE BROOMS 49c
25c PACKAGE "STAY-SHINE"
' ALUMINUM CLEANSER lie
s; 14 AND 17 QUART WHITE
EL PANS $1.00
(Ideal for canning too)