The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 20, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday Evening, June 20, 1925 . 1 11 & & UU & a h (J U A K U Page Fiva , -i CITY' NEWS (Co-tiuued irora pace one) tun bas been called fur this after pon at tbo office of ' S' tchr, jjme rouuty agricultural agent. The iifocia''00 w'clj ',as ee" tlormatit for ihe l'flSt tw0 'Pars nmv "Siiiu ictive anii wiU toke a ViTt in live" itock tfairs of the county, it is nn- Auto Law Crted 'o applications for temporary ,utomobiIe licenses under the 50 per cfDt rate will be accepted nt the of fice of Sheriff Taylor before July 1, according to a rule of the state motor vehicle department received here to faj. On July 1 the half-rate goes into iffect for state licenses for the last iii months of the year. These tem porary licenses have been provided n the P8 prior to this time but the rule changes this, it it announced by Miss Beulah Weaver, assistant at the iheriff's office. v -MKsing Woman Sought jtD.vone in Kugene knowing the present whereabouts of Mrs. Maud May Martin, divorced wife of Robert McCuicbeon Martin, former residents of Kugene, will aid the American Red Cross by giving the information to Miss Grace Norton, secretary of the Lfue county chapter. The couple lived is Kugene in 10-1, and Miss Norton received a letter from the Red Cross it Washington, I). C, today, stating that the htad office was extremely anxious to communicate with Mrs. Martin in order to clear up some of ficial business with the association. Robert G. Hall at Salem Friends of Robert (i. Hall, formerly superintendent of the Kugone-Springfield street car system, will be sor ry to learn that he is nearly helpless at the home .of his father in Salem Heights and his mother, 61 years old is taking care of bim and his invalid father. Robert has not had a lettrr from his boys Rnymond and Clifford Hall for nearly two years. Anyone writing and telling where and how they are will be doing a real kindnet-s to a lonely man, he writes. His ad dress is route 3, box So, Sa'em. meeting lt night Mrs. A. K. Roberts I gave a i;ano a In, Mrs. Rose Stacks sang, and Mrs. t.eorge Mi-Lean gave rryon on uie grand chapter. Ptrty Is Tonight Mrs. ... H, Haiihvin is entertaining with a iam-ins party at her home in 'he Tau Nu house this evening for her daughter. Miss Mildred, the occasion being the latter' twentieth birthdar anniversary. Twenty-four have been invited. Concert Is Popular First open air concert of the Odd Fellows band was held in the ea--t park Mock last night, and was at tended by a larg crowd. The greater proportion of the audience remained in their automobiles, whlt-h were parked nearby. Returning to Oklahoma lilair Flegal. former resident of this city who left for Sapulpa, Okla homa, about three years ago to make his home, is returning to the south west after a visit of a week here and at Randon. Meeting Called A called meetin; will be held at fhe Stafford school house Sunday after noon at 2 -o'clock at which time .til commit 'ees are asked to meet ..nri make rlar and arrangements fr th? pio.irtr leunion to be held later. Loaving For Roseburg Miss Viola Rurford, assistant at the office of O. S. Fletcher, Lane county agricultural agent, is leaving for Rose burg today to spend the week-end with her parents. Leaving For Washington K. II. Hunter who recently received his master degree in business admin istration at the I'niversity of Oregon is leaving Tuesday for Washington. 1 1. C, where he will be connected with I the federal reserve bank. j Sheriff at Picnic I Sheriff Frank K. Taylor took a ! respite from his official duties today i and was among those present at the I annual picnic in the lMeasant Hill district. Former Resident Coming Y. B. llensill, former resident of this city who maintained his archi tectural offices in the Mt-Morran and Wastiburne building a number of years ago, will be in Kugene some time before July 1, according to word received by friends in this city. Mr. Hensill is now niannger of a Cali fornia fruit plant and is on his re turn from New York city. Wed tod at Vancouver i The wedding of Frnnk A. Graham of the Lewis-l'eters Lumber company, and Miss Mildred Sen vy hart of Parks, Neb., took place at Vanconver, Wash., yesterday, it is reported- by I. L. (iraham, brother of the bridpgroom. After a short honeymoon trip the tnuple will make their home in Kugene, Here from Washington Mr. nnd Mrs. R. , C. Wheeler of Mineral, Wash., passed through Hu ff hp on their way to California to pf;id their vacation, and visited Miss Isaiielle Hoover of the Cascade na tional forest office, who is a sister of Mrs. Wheeler. On their return trip, which they are making by motor, the Wheelers expect to make a longer etay in Kugene. Railroad Incorporates The Arnold-Junction City-Horton Auto Railway filed articles of incor poration in the,county clerk's office yesterday. Capital stock was set at flST.fKK) and incorporators included A. tt Arnold, K. J. Horton nnd S. A. Mogenson. The line is a wooden rail way for hauling logs from the Lake Creek volley section to Junction City. Noble Grands to Met The Past Noble (Irnnds club will meet in the parlor of the I. O. O. F. temple Monday evening at S p. m. All past noble grnnds are cordmllr vite. The hostesses for ths evening are Mrs. Margaret Inman, Mrs. Mar tha Littlefield, Jennie Lutgen, Eliza Larson. Meetings Discontinued Meetings of the Eastern Star wPl he discontinued for the summer, it w decided last night. A picnic fnr members will be held in July. At the Ice Plant To Open The new ice plant being instiilled by Mac McLean and Cogswell Camp- ! bell on Franklin boulevard will be ' ready for opening within the next ! few days, it is announced. Dies at Hospital ! Charles C. Hosmer of Seattle died; Friday at the Eugene hospital at th;! nj;e of S,"i years. The body is nt the' Veatch chapel, and will be shipped to1 Seattle for interment. W. C. T. U. to Meet The W. C. T. I'. vtiW meer in the ' Methodist church in Springfield on i Sixth street next Tuesday. June iM ! at 2:30 p. m. A large attendance of Eugene members is desired. j Leaves for Lebanon Mrs. Wayne Green of Eugene and her brother, A. C. Keef haven nnd family of Goldendale, Wash., left to day for Lebanon for a few days' visit. Former Resldont Here Clifford Sims, former employe of the Firnt National bank of Eugene and now vice-president of the Jackson County bank of Medford, is a visitor in this city today. Meeting Is Monday Willamette Court, Order of the Amaranth, is to meet Monday eve ning in the Masonic temple at 7:30 o'clock for initiation ceremonies. Go Up McKenzto Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tyson and sop have left for their summer home on the McKenrie river to spend a week. Here From Oakland Miss Irene Appgate, who has ben visiting in Oakland and San Francis co for the Inst month, has r'urnM to Eugene. Here From Corvallis Harold Cockerline. formerly of this rity and now residing in Corvnllis. is a visitor here over the week-end. Carriers Assemble . E. J. Adams of Washington. I. C.. addressed the state convention of mail carriers at Newborn today. Going to San Francisco Alton Hampton expects to leave fo. Snn Francisco Sunday on a business trip for scvcrnl days. "New Standard" Ice Cream Freezers NOW PRICED AT $2.00 Tho ideal ice cream freez er for average family use. Pull two quart capacity. The ice pail is best grade heavy galvanized iron. The cream can is first quality highly polished tin plate. Ice space is provided above cream can. Special table clamp included. Tunis Easily Freezes Quickly A child can turn the crank with ease and in a few minutes produce delicious, firmly frozen HEALTHFUL ice cream. Make Your Own Ice Cream This Summer With The "New Standard." $1.65 Fabric Gloves 89 Opportunity Dnv . pr.- 13 button, strap wrist and 2 clasp styles. Plain ami fancy stitched. Rla.k. white, biscuit and tan. Not every siio in everv col. or but every size in the lot.' S9c pair. Men's Bib Overalls Opportunity QC Day vJL.Oel 220 standard blue denim overalls plain and Steiffel stripe, hish b.ick or suspender hack, alt sues. 'Way underprica at J 1 .35. Electric Marcel Irons Krtuni,y 2.49 It's easy to marcel your own hair with the "Kosers" electric marcel Iron. Will not overheat. Fully puaranteed for one year. VmVer priced for Monday J2 )!. Glazo Nail Polish :.:,voc 29' Cuticle massaco and nail polish. Cures hanK nails, insures healthy attractive nails. Electric Toasters : 3.29 Opjw! Dav ... (cniltno "Iterated" electric toast ers. Illchly polished nickel fin ish. Self turning. Two pieces golden brown tonst in quick order. 7-Piece Kitchen Sets Opportunity QO Day ! OJ Of fine smooth white birch. 3 upoons assorted ftnea potato masher, steak pounder, rolling pin all In nBt mm pact holdor lr ho wall. R9c set. 9SotAan&)(sfil)iAnc cftote i' .' ! lfr-i ,-LlW'"WlA..MI....WU . .... try New Bungalow Cretonnes opi-oRTi'MTY eiy PAY SdO yd. Yard wide cretonnes in many pretty floral designs for summer homes, pil low, etc., on sale basement only! Monday One Big Day sAwFsLoppoRTUNmEs No Phone or -Mail Orders on Opportunity Day Merchandise MANY SPECIAL PURCHASES JUST RECEIVED, COMBINED WITH LOWER-THAN-USUAL PRICES ON REGULAR STOCKS WILL MAKE THIS AN OUT STANDING VALUE-GIVING DAY IN THE M. & W. STORE HISTORY! PLENTY OF EVERY ITEM TO START THIS SALE AND "SAVE THE DIFFERENCE!" .. MONDAY! SHOP HERE MONDAY Free Deliveries to All Parts of City On Sale Items Women's Pure Silk Hose Box of 82.95 o pair Well liked "nevermend" good weight silk hose. Reg. $1 19 pair. Every fashionable shade for sum mer wear. Opportunity Day only, box of 3 pair $2.95. 3 pair for .... Kiddies' 7-8 Sox 89' Finest quality cotton sox in ser viceable derby ribbed style. Col ors of nude, biscuit and grey. SiieB 7 to 10. Reg. 35c pair. Opportunity Pay. 3 pair SDc; . RUFFLED Marquisette Curtains ;:,;i.L": $1.00 '" So fresh and pretty for any room. Koch curtain 21 yards long. Nice ly mnde of cross-harred nainsook carefully made ruffles and match ing tlo backs. Sale of 50 Dozen Large Size "Thirsty" Turkish Towels Opporunity . Day on. 3 towels for. $1.25 Ordinarily they would cost you 60c ea. A special nnd timely purchase enables us to offer them at 45c or if you buy 3 for $1.25. the saving is 55c! All first quality towels perfect in every way. Supply your summer needs now! Unbleached Linen Crash Toweling Opportunity g-l A A Day, special 5 yds tpX.VV How it will fly out of here Monday when Monday's shop perB examine it! Even the salespeople nre wondering if there will ho any left by noon! Smooth fine weave 18 Inches wide -neat blue strlpo border. Turkish Towels, Sizes 22x44 Opportunity Dnv . . en. 3 for $1.00 Please note tho Inrco size snowy white beautifully nap ped towels such as jrou would expect to see marked much more! All first quality. WOMEN'S Japanese Parasols ssri" $1.00 Oiled pnper parasols prettily doc orated in unique oriental patterns and colors. Knmo with novolty painted handles For rnin or sliHio. WOMEN'S; CHILDREN'S Stamped Dresses Opportunity Day - $1.00 Clearly nnd prettily stamped' de signs on fast color shadow strip Inwn . A now Hucllla material. Complotn Instructions for making with every dress. Monday $1. WOMEN'S Crepe Gowns $1.98 All fresh new stork ftrouped at this low prtcft for Mon day's selling. Figured pllssn crepes In dainty pinks, or chid, blue, yellow and flenh. Opportunity Day only at $1 98. WOMKN'S Mercerized Lisle Hose, 19c Pr. Genuine Holeproof hose sizes ft And &4 only. Cordo van shade. Rrfi. nOc quality. Every pair perfect. Hero In opportunity Indeed If you can wear tliene slr.es. ST? 4v J I Another Big Shipment High Grade Pure Aluminum Kitchen Utensils :P-x. ..?;. yah; io it TO $1.!)H OITOKTl'XITY DAY 89c ea. 'c.Vl:Vi:r-'''''; Flock Dot Voiles om,.w I,AY 29c Yu. Regular 50c Voiles A wonderful opportunity o soture at an almost iinbeiieve. ably low prlre a becoming voile dress pattern. And thes-i are the pattern and colors so fa:Uilonable so ronl and comfortable for summer wenr. All 40 Inches wide. Kvery Imanlnable color! 29r yard! Normandy Voiles Reduced NORMANru..KS 48c yd. Manv. many delightful flock dot patterns In a wide choice of clear pretty colors the dots are guaranteed absolutely fast! Look fur the name ' Normandy fabric.'' on the selvage. BASEMENT STORE MlnTaiMpeaal (iooil weijrlit ifuiir.'inteetl puro iiliimiiiiuiiwiii'o, every piece perfect, lint to lie coiiiplil'cd lo Hie flimsy feiitlier wci'lit wnrc no c i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y found nt this price. Choice of Following Articles: Coffee Percolators Roasters Double Boilers Colanders Sets of 3 Sauce Pans Wash Basins Water Pitchers Drip Pans Cafeteria Trays Pudding Pans Preserving Kettles Frying Pans On Sale in the Rasement Store ti-JI ' Mfft - Regular $5 Elite Electric Irons OI'l'dltTI N ITY SO 69 DAY O Kully RHJirnnlecd "Kill" Irons - Jut lh right weight dependahleheaU quick ly. 12 to nM Monday at thin lowered price. Haaement, 6 Piece Household Brush Sets 89c. Set OITniniMTY DAY 100 Summer Dresses AMA.INULY yfK p ' LOW V r Think of luiying ii mwirt lidle KimiiiU'r frock for the viiciition or numerous outinjjs, picnic, etc., that will lie here nliortly! Anil KM) to choose from! Tub Silks English Broadcloths Mophacs Linens Printed Cropo3 Knitted Jersey Wool Challi3 Novelty Flannels All Si.es Oil Kale! Former Values to $12,951 MONDAY THE CHOOSING WILL BE AT 480 Boxes High Grade Boxed Stationery "nrth Kefrularly 50c orrf)HTL'NITY CJZQ DAY Two Boxes For 50c A t eat special purchase arrlrfd Jut In time for ltv flay. Fine quality stationery J sheets. II Oppirtun- lty fny. Une luahty stationery; sneeip. -1 'n' "i-' in ea'h box You 11 need stationery oo your vacation and yru ll be proul to send su h g'od look n paper lo your friends. On Sale in the Ba,ement Monday Only 29c Box. 2 Boxes For 50c f.ne-1 so-onr hrlstlea firmly set In wire. Following hriishu Included--clothes liruih, hottle brush, vcgelsliln liruh, refrigerator brush, toilet brush, hat brush. Retinned Wire, Round Dish Drainers ' 89c. A rJil Uhnr mvlng dpv(r. Hold Isritfl ntimhr of dUhM con vnlontly. Holder In cenffr for Hv'rirViirp. Me. Monday only. Set of 5 Clear Glass Mixing Bowls o,,,,TrN,TY rjgc . Fine clear, imooth laa mlilnn bowla In aluea S 7 and 9 Inch. Ho handy for rnlilng iart. eic . anil to kep tlilni. fre.h ami we.t In the refriifrator. Limit of one et to a cutomr at thia low prl.e . - H"-n"nt. asm , i b k'i t m .ii r u i'a a iA i:iii : wgay ITS BEST) Second floor. 411 lip More of Those Good Athletic Unions To Be Had Monday at 89c ea. or .! for $J..")0! A nw lot Jut unpackei! for Monuay'a aeiilna. Well made of attirdy aervheable troaa b4r nalnnook ('tit fuit and roomy. Knitted band at back for additional comfort, ltut' tona aecurely aewed. RKAI, fOMKORT MKS FOH S9c! EVKHV S1ZK ON SAI.K -MAIV FLOOR ft KN'8 DKt'T. 1 V