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LEGION MEi
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Sevrral automobile loads of Amer
lmn l.PRion mcmliprs left Kugene lo-dij-
for the slute convention lit l'rine
ville Ihis week-end. Tho vanguard
of the lural deltsntlr.il, lorl by (ioorge
K. Love, ette chrf rle garo of the 10
and 8 society and coroinnnder of the
drum nnd bugle corps, went yesterday.
'I'lie irin is !ein made by the Mc-
Kenzie pass, where automobile, truf
fle continues uninterrupted, nlthriiin
mini" of the enra got sturk In tho mud
b le at the nummit of the mountain,
it in renorted.
Several legion delegates from othar
towns in the Willamette vnlley pass
ed through Euitone this morning on
their way up the XkKemie highway
to the convention. A party of 11 n.eo
from Oregon Cily stopped over In
Eugene Inst night on their way to
l'rineville, travelling nbonrd a mnrine
auto (ruck.
Helween 15 and 20 drum corps will
compete in the state contest which
the Eugene post expects to win, it is
announced. Snlem's corps lias nindo
rapid strides In I lie Inst few weeks,
their commander declares, find the or
ganization is planning to give, Kuge.no
1 hard run for lis money. 1'rizcB
aggregating SHOO am being offered
for the winners In the contest, nnd:
the Kalem men are using SI 50 they
won in Portland hist. week to pay their
expenses on the trip. They will dress
in a full outfit of convicts uniforms.
Kugene wilt be represented by ap
oroximatelr 75 men before tho con
vention ends, is the estininte of (ieorge
fove. A large number nre going over
for the week-eud only, although friui
40 to 50 will be able to ntteud the
entire convention.
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
Br MARIAN LOWRT
Mrs. Gale Campbell is to enter
tain at a bridge party tomorrow af
ternoon the country club, having a
her gufuts for the orratijon the inem
lin of Wextsido Undue club.
Mrs. K. I. Smith of Pendleton, and
Mrs. O, C. Sturgis, of IlnHton, Muss,
mother and ("inter of Mrs, HitiiI'i
While, left (his morning afler a abort
visit here. They nre going to the
bench and will be j"inej later by Mm.
White.
Mrs. Krnnk MrTiiggert has return
ed to her home in KiiRene afler an
extended Bliiy In I-os Angeles.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Ii. rnrks have bb
house guents at their home this week
Mr. and Mra. William flmerson nnd
daughter, Mitrtha. of Douglas, Wy
oming. Mrs, OinenHon is a formT
college classmate of Mr. and Mrn.
I'arks. Mr. nnd Mm, (linrntnn left
yesterday f' r I.os Angeles, motoring
through the south.
The Degree of Honor is to meet
this evening. There will be enter
tainment for the evening, Mrs. Mae
Moon, Mrs. Kiila Parker, and Mr.
Adeline Newman being the committee
in cbnrge. An invitation is extended
t visitors.
Interesting among musical affairs
will be the recital 10 be given thin
I eveninii by Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Crocker at tho Pacific conservatory
of muic. The program will be at eigh:
o'clock and those interested in the
study of iiiuic are invited. The re
cital will be the first of a series of
programs they plan to give during the
summer' weeks.
The program will be as follows:
Jtomnnee (SvendsenJ.
Serenade (Pierne).
Jif recuse I (Jnilnril).
Cavalina t Holm).
Abendlied (Schumann ).
Itomance (Wioirawski).
I.argo (Handel).
Hungorlnn iKler Bela).
ItMnnnzu ( Wilhelm).
Mazurka ( WieniawskiV.
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A list of newspaper syndirstfl nr
tleies ho will write for the Kcono
miRts forum of Associated Kditora,
Inc., has been submitted by Dr. Peter
C. Crocknlt, professor in tho nniver
aitv department of economics. These
nriit-'es will he publiohed in leading
itewEp.iperH of the country, circula
tion of which run into the millions, i
A list of titles, from which the
avndirnte la asked to choose on art!-1
-lc fcr the first contribution, nro as
foil twit:
The Motor Bus and the Railway;
A Study of Rome Kconomic and So-,
cml Aspects.
f '.msolidation of Itallrond.
The American Merchant Mnrine on
the Pacific; A Study of the Question
of Handicaps nnd Possible Forms of
tiovprnment Aid Kecessnry.
N'w Itnilwny (Construction In tho
Vnltrd States; Tho Speed Means nnd
It.icetlon will bo Considered ns well
k an Annlysis of tho Trnnnportntion
Act of ID'JO referring to New Con
strue! iott. .
Conflicts In Policy end Jurisdiction
lt"tween tho United Stntes Shipping
Mnniri nnd tho Interstnto Commerce
I oinii.ission.
Why has Section 2R of tho Mer
chant Marine Act of HrjO Never Iteen
.p;,!'d; Itisrriminnting Hail Export
nnd Import Hates ns a Means of Cp
bitdi'.ing tho American Merchant Ma
line. i'he ngn of Communication: fa)
Study of (ho Amount, of Nntional
health Represented in nil Forms of
Communication, (b) The- Rapidity of
Improvements, (c) The Kffects of
the Ace of Communication; (d) tien
ernl and Popular Participation; (e)
Man's Command over Nature Measur
ed In Communicnlion. (in) Kmnomle
Limits, (g) Social nnd Kconomic Kf-fects.
was held Inst night In tho Central
Presbyterian church. The three Kn
gne churches represented were; Cen
tral PresbytnriHii, Fnirmount Preu
bjterian, ami .Christian; out-of-town
churcheN: Hebrnn, Trent, Pleasant
Hill atid Creswell.
Walter L. Mcyprs, Lane county
Christian Kndeavor advisor, told
about the program for tho convention.
This will be the last great conven
tion Frances K. Clark, president of
the C. K., will be able to ntteud. Other
speakers which Mr. Meyers told about
were fiiffora Pinchot, governor of
Pennsylvaia; J. Whitcomb Urougher,
former pastor of the White Temple
nt Portland; Doctor Kelly, president
of the F.uropeon C. E., who hns trav
eled extensively over tho Hrltish Isles
and is now in the United States.
Elks' Convention
Program Completed
Eugene's delegation of Elks to the
sixty-first annual session of the grand
ledge in Portlnnd July 13-18 will be
well entertained, according to word
received here today. Formal sessions
will be held In the Portland auditor
ium, July 13.
The InrgePt fleet of automobiles
er nKseinbled for any gathering, will
he available to take visitors on spe
cial scenic nnd informative trips, in
cluding the famed Columbia -Hiver
highway, historic Fort Vancouver,
Wash., the great milla at J.ongvlew,
Wash., nnd the largest pnper mills in
Oregon City, Ore. City trips will be
featured.
Meanwhile, there will he hand eon-
certs galore by visiting bands find
drum corps nnd drills by tho unified
outfits will servo to enlertnin largo
numbers en Multnomah field, prizes
aggregating about $11000 having been
hung up for the bent in this line.
MARCEL AND CURL, 75e.
43t'i Washington St. Phono PJIIW.
Eugene Group to
Motor to Turner
Hctween 20 and 2." persons from
Eugene will attend the thirty-fourth
annual convention of Oregon Chriw
tian churches which opens Saturday
at the tabernacle nt Turner. Ir. and
Mrs. E. V. Stivers nro planning to
leave Saturday morning and other
groups will leave before that time in
order to pitch their tents and have
everything in readiness for the meet
ings. More than 4000 persons will atend
the various meetings, it is estimated,
by the committee in charge. The pro- j
gram, which will last nine days, has ;
been divided into different classes of ;
religious instruction with several
loaders of national note in charge.
John L. Itrnndt of Oklahoma is to
be the chief speaker nt the convention.
He is a minister of national repute.
Inspection of 200 acres of barley
fur certified seed was carried on in
Iine county yesterday by Professor
E, N. Hressinan, associate professor
of form crops at Oregon Agricultural
college, and O, S. Fletcher, county ag
ricultural agent.
Professor Hressman found all of
the fields pure as to variety, reports
Mr. Fletcher. ,but because ull have
some vetch and oats adinixtured, (his
will prevent the listing of tho seed as
certified seed.
Among the farms and the amount
of birley inspected are tho following:
John S. Cooley, Springfield, 10
acreH, (). A. C. No. 7. !
John Michelbrook, motor route A, i
00 acres, O. A. C. No. 7. I
I. E. Longcroy, Coburg, 15 acres,
Tcnnesse Winter.
Wn rd Pa te, 7i acres, Tennessee
Winter.
A, I.rigps. Coburg, .10 acres, Ten
nofnce Winter. .
Mr. Fletcher nnd Professor Bress- ;
man finished their trip yesterday
afternoon and Professor Hressman
returned to his home at C'orvallis. j
CONCESSIONS for stands, attrac
tions, amusements, racks, shooting
gHllericH. etc. Big 4th Celebration at
Midw:i v Eugpne-Springfield Auto
Park. Large, crowd ensured. Address
Itavmond Torrpy. Manager I. O. O. F.
Hand. Plume .'100. je2T
BUTTONS MADE TO
ORDER OF YOUR
OAVX MATERIALS
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PURE, COOL RE
FRESHING WRIT
WATER AT FOUxSv
-MAIN AISLE
Warmer Days, Lighter Days, Make
Many Needs Apparent
These '
Garment Bags
Will Protect Your
Clothes From Moth3
DUST AND
DAMPNESS
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POPULAR DANCE
At Thurston Saturday. June 27.
Music by (Albert's orchestra. je27
iNsnnic wrm fiENur thomp
Try Eugent Spfd.il lot a good cfgir. i
Girls Conference
To be Held Sunday
Second monthly Lnne Countr Girls'
conference will bff held at Krankiin
Christian church next Sunday after
noon, June 2S, it Is announced. A spe
cial program has been arranged for
the meeting, and since this will be the
Inst conference of the summer, Mra.
V. C. Ive. who Is giving up tho work,
will direct it.
Mrs. Ive snrs she Is nnxious that
all girls who have been with her in
past conferences make a special ef
fort to attend and help make her
farewell conference a success. It will
srart at 2:30 o'eh ck and close at 4:;t0
oVloek p. m. There will bo no.reg-j vstmiutt
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Eugene Hotel, m;ifn lobby. Outside
-ork soiicitefi. riione L'uuu.
ORACP V. OLDHAM Ivlfl I
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PQH tut HCO IMIT.' I
Beware of the moths these summer days as they
are active. Or on your vacation trip these Sun
garment bags play an Important role, too, as here Is
where the rtUBt is the contending problem.
Size 2Sx57 Inches, of tough, heavy Kraft paper,
chemically treated to ward off moths and keep out
dampness anrf heavy enough to guard a "press" and
keep clothes in shape.
Easy of Access With strongly secured metal con
trivance that keeps the bags sealed; open at side
so they may,. be used with perfect convenience. Use
them to store furs, clothes, blankets, etc. Here Is
real protection, so easy to use, and Just at the time
when It is most useful . (2nd Floor)
At $1.19 These
Women's "Royal Society"
Stamped House Frocks
Selling For Less
"Royal Society" Is given mention in the heading
because it stands for quality. "Crashette" and "Cham
hrette" are the weaves employed in their embodiment
In colors of lavender, green, blue, cocoa, brown, ta'n
also cheery shade of shrimp.
Just as many pretty stamped designs as there are
colors.
Right New!
Picturesque Floral
Voiles, Yard 75c
Its exqulslteness; its softness, its airiness and the
pastel ground's combined with beautiful real-like large
floral patterns make them a great favorite with the
summer girl. Splendid quality, 40 Inches wide.
See them!
Cool Looking, Cool Feeling
Summer
Frocks
For Women
New!
Of Sheer Voile
as well as Swiss
$5.95
Always a boon on a warm summer
day are dresses that are easily slipned
nto that are as cool as they look, and
look as nice as they feel.
Being most attractively fashioned of
dainty lace in various ways lace Is
indeed, a favorite in the fashion-world'
Another embellishment that is creatine
much favorable comment is the jabot
front and flare skirt which are to be
found in this showing ,
In the delicate tints of the
Summer Garden arden, conch
shell, chamois, DuBarry and
crab apple. Fascinating prints
and raised dots in convention
al designs. (2nd Floor)
VHUll PKICtS ARC JilViX RJklStD.
lane Greifs
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church Societies
Have Union Rally
A pep rally of seven I.ane county
rhurrhe which are sending dclcftntt-n
lo the Intrmatinunl Christ inn Kuden
vnr convention in Portland July 4 -10
AFTER LEAVING
THE HOSPITAL
Was Weak and Miserable. Lydia
E. rinlih arc's Vegetable Com
; pound Restored Mrs.
Auger's Strength
Tiwrll, Massachusetts. 14 1 read
about l.yilia K. Pinkhnm's Vefrotnlilo
it nmimuna m thn
lltllo nnoKR that
you send around
and 1 felt very
prod after I had
taken a couple of
bottles of it I had
Iteen in tho hospi
tal and felt pretty
well at first but 1
went down to not h
inc. I was weak
and had to lie in
bed almost all dav.
1 haddir.zyand faint Bpells.painAinmy
hnck and lower parts and was so ner
vous 1 could not bear my children
rTund. I hone the Vegetable Com-
:und helps other women an it did me.
do all my own work now and feel so
well. 1 have told my friends about it
f nd my sister and mv aunt." Mrs,
(M.1VE AucKH, 19 Howard Street,
Lowell, Massachusetts.
Over 2(X),(K10 women have so far ro-
phfd to our question, 'Have you re
.'reived benefit from taking I.ydia K.
I'inkham'a Ve Retshle Compound T "
8 out of every 100 of the replies
ay "Yes," and because theVefretabla
C ompound hns been helping other
ft omen it should help you.
Stall's Catarrh
Medicine zfc
t rid your ytem of Catarrh ot Deaf.
new ctuied by ratarrti.
toU by frr 40 run j
P.J. CUENEV & CO Toledo. Ohio
m si tn& tEfSB I
Playtime Togs For
Playtime Ago
Tho good old summer time is just one grand, glor
ious, continuous playday for the "age of Innocence"
nnd nothinir will add more to their fun than these
pretty nnd colorful play togs. Mothers, too, will ap
prove of them for their sturdy wearing qualities.
PAKENTS YOU CAN
Euy Boys' Fast
Color Wash Suits
$1.25
ptf3- '
I A mor, trt w L vvri rat-amount fA P Wfilrv
of a Frivolous Flnnuor ' -3--M rMw" 11 .fcrff
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IFII,MF,n AMID MARVELOUS R 2zJ&V&
XATTKAL RACKORfiUNlVS g
IZane Grey Novel of a Broadway Bcllo who 1 j
came out to suread a little lovo among the N'?V.
C0Wby3' TODAY I
IlfYVS Fridai ' Saturday
II II f"ltSSLSL!IJ 11 "FELIX OUTWITS n
1115 k. A w
THEATRE rox KrTl0SAL
They nro commercially fast color stamped on lnbel
on back of neck. Sturdy, little (2 to 8 years) middy
or button-on style wash suits.
In a good shade of blue, don't soil so readily. Either
white braid trimmed with Insignia on left arm or tan
collar and cuffs distinguish the other.
A Great Array of
Girls' Pantie Dresses
$1.25 and $1.85
Sizes 2 to 10 Years
Whelher her fancy may run to colorful checks, pret
ty Kngllsh prints, plain and contrasting colors, her
wishes may be fulfilled here. Trimmed In many
unique effects. (2nd Floor)
DOMESTICS
Buy and Save
$1.85 Sheets
At $1.55
Size 81x90, standard grade,
made by a nationally known
mill; pure bleach, no dress
ing. . They are seamless. This
Is a Friday and Saturday special.
Splendid 35o
Turkish Towels 29o
Summertime and bathing
time make quite a demand for
plenty of towels. Size 21x40
Inches, pure bleaches, desirable
weight, soft.
Percales Take a Reduced Price of 18c
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY SPL.
18c
A special lot of our 22c percales In lights, greys and navy
patterns. Yard wide.
EVENTUALLY WHY NOT NOW?
BOYS' SUITS
TO $10.75 VALUES
Friday and Saturday Special
$6.75
Sooner or later your boy will need a new suit: perhaps the
time Is near now. So why not take advantage of this splendid
opportunity. Nearly all come
With Two Pair Knickers
This is a Bpecial lot. While there are all sizes In each (7 to
17) represented, however not all sizes In each pattern the rea
son for the above law price. Consisting of wool tweeds, checks,
heathers and' cheviotts In neat blue, green, grey and brown pat
terns also fancy mixtures and plain colors.
Men's Work Shirt Special 75o
Friday and Saturday Feature
Good weight blue cheviot work shirts; full1 cut and reinforced
at points of strain . Sizes 16 to 17.
Your furniture !
nPoiriainidl
cheaper than by rail safely
quiddy by padded MOTOR VAN
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See Our Window Display
$3.50 to $7.50
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770 Willamette St.
Phone
151
AND SHOWING AT REGULAR TRICES!
BIO DANCE
At Veneta Every Saturday Night
Under now management.
Bob Holflten'a Orchestra
Everybody Welcome,
PUBLIC DANCE
DREAMLAND
HALL
Every Wednesday and
Saturday Night
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2nd A Hill Lot Angeles 1
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