The Eugene guard., June 25, 1925, Image 5

pjursday Evening, June 25, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Pago Five :
and Willamptte rivers, taking picnic'
lunches ami remaining until late at
night. Dancing lost none of its popu
larity because of the hot spell, the
new Midway pavilion at Hanseu's
auto park being crowded until a late
hour.
CITY NEWS
Get Your Jantzen Here Today And Learn The Real Joy Of Swimming. Men's, Women's and Children's
(Continued from page one)
J enforcement will be given by noted
- , . n -vanaaian and I nitrd Mates authori-
fiirrn " . tirs, ami the city of Wtona and its
Cbadwick, secretary of the chamber. , officials are spending thousands of
a'lteS. I dollar fAT t h a prlnpitinmoM nt tl.A
Mayor Is Summoned
A subpoena issued to "His Wor-I
nhip. Mayor E. B. Parks of Kucene,'1
was received today by Mr. Parka to
report at the police office at Victoria,
B. t' t Jy'" Although hizzoner
doesn't know what criminnl case he
has ben called to testify on. he
auspects the subpoena is for him to
attend the Northwest Association of
Sheriffs and Police meeting at the
Empress hotel, July 20 to '2'S. Mayor
Parks is a member of the organiza
tion, and attended its session this
year. Inasmuch as it will be impos
lihle for Chief of Police Judkins t
attend, it is considered possible that
Mayor Parks may represent Kugene.
Declaring the co-operation will elimi
nate crime, the association declares
that this conference will bo the
greatest ever held on the Xorth
American continent. Instructive lec
tures invaluable to officials engaged
in the investigation of crime and law
delegates.
Swimming Holes Popular
"Whew, but its hot! I.efs go
swimming." This is a familiar re
mark by a large pprcrntago of the
city's population these afternoons
while the thermometer is flirting with
the 100 mark and everyone is seeking
for a new way to keep cool. The fav
orite swimming resort in Kttgene is
at the mill race, as evidenced by al
most 2M) persons who donned their
bathing suits and Bought relief inits
cool waters yesterday afternoon. The
plunges at the 1. M. C. A. men's
gymnasium and at the women's build
ing on the campus are alpo operating
to capacity, but the running-water
stream is proving most popular of all.
Children, too, had n great time frol
icking in their special tswimmnig hole
at the millrace, under the watchful
fare of grownups. Hundreds of cit
izens took to their automobiles yes
terday afternoon and left for the
quiet and cool retreats on McKenzie
Entertains Sister and Family
Quests t the I. U (irahara home
this week are Mr. aud Mrs. J. I
Shoemaker and children Hutu and
Donald of la Angeles. Mrs. Shoe
maker is a sister of Mr. liraham. Mr.
Shoemaker is a I.oa Angeles contract
or ar.d builder. Hoth Mr. and Mrs.
Shoemaker are former Oregon resi
dents. They will visit at Portland and
Xewberg before going bark to Cali
fornia July 7 or S,
Heavier Rails to lie Laid
Heavier rails arc being laid on the
Southern Pacific line from Natron to
Kugene, the !H)-pound steel being re
placed with 1 'JO-pound hteel. Two ex
tra gangs of men are now at work this
s ue of Houford on the railroad. The
120-pound steel has been laid on all
the line above Oakrklge, and the men
aro now working this way.
Mr. Lee to Build Home
K. V. Lfe of UHO High street has
sold his home on the southwest cor
ner of High street and Tenth avenue
to Bert Ileeves, and expects to begin
the erection of a tfSOOO frame house
as soon as the old house is moved off.
He will move from his present ad
dress to the new house on its completion.
Rule for Fire Permits
Any tourists, hikers or campers de
siring camp fire permits over the
week-end should obtain them before
Saturday noon, according to Arthur
Moses, chief clerk at the Cascade Na
tional forest office in the postoffice
building, who issues the permits.
Summer Calls for
New Neckwear
There's a lot of color in Summer Neckwear,
bright stripes and squares, and unusual similes'
give character lo your clothes. We'll show
you a great variety reasonable prices, too.
$1 and $1.50
Wade Bros.
Corvallls Special to Run
The Southern Parific railway com
pany will run a special train Satur
day, June 27, from Corvullis as far
south- as Ashland carrying the boys
and girls of the Btnte boys' aud girls'
clubs home from the Oregon Agricul
tural college extension course. The
tram win leave i:orva.ns at t n. m
Lions Entertained
I.r. S. Ralph Hippel, president of
i the Springfield Lions club, and John
r. Ketels, hIso of Springfield, were
! euests of the Kuzene I.ions at the
weekly luncheon yesterday in the hu
i gene hotel.
Leaves For Oakrldgo
Al Hay me, der.uiy sheriff from
! Oakridge, left today for home aceom
1 panied by Hurley Cain ond J. E. Dug
i al of Oakridge after a day spent in
I i r.ugenc. i iiey rr i rgmii-rru ai
iue leriumui noiei iasi uirui.
Rail roc d Man Leaves
K. It. Ihiffy, traveling freight and
; passenger ugcut for the Henver and
ltio Grande Western railway with
I headquarters in Portland, left last
! night for Porfhind after spending yes
I terday here.
' . Hart Schnffner & Marx-Clothes j
K'SSnLIJE WHITE PERFECT&a
II mcf' m rn wjii 1 1
II II
II bv Save Atarnona!
mmWrrt Owning
1 1 v
Oklahoma Man to Settle Here
1. b Wieneke of Hortshorn, Okla- 1
homn, is visiting at the M. II. Turn- 1
baugh home ou south Willamette
street and Twenty-fifth avenue. He
expects to locate permanently in Eugene.
Company Has New -Manager
ltoSert Robinson of Portland will
relieve Archie (Irani as manager of
' the ltynn Fruit company fr two
months, effective at nice. Mr. (grant
left yesterday on a vacutiou trip at
the Tillamook beaches.
Grange Postpones Meeting
The meeting of the Willnkenrie
grange whii'h was to have been he! i
June J7 will be held July 11. The
women of the grange will furnish the
projrani. A kitchen stiowcr will b"
held.
'his great tv-
.nt ts your
chance to buy
her" diamond
at a big savin
and on special
credit terms.
WlmYoti
Payltkekly
9 T I T.ent delivers
JS G00O- A Ihti beautiful
with us! Lr.;:
H ound ind prove JJJJQ
the value.
Another a I
value walk
right In and
wear It out to
i,y MAKE
YOUR OWN
TERMS.
Cash?
SmattDovn.
Payment (m
SamePnce
J. A. Hoffman
Jewelers & Opticians
790 Willamette
Marriage Licenses Issued
Marriage licenses have been issued
in the office of County Clerk Hrytoti
t otlie following: Kugene Umnle
Mapleton and Ingie J. Heynoids of
Oakland; Hans C. Itnsmusrn and
Helgn Hmltker, both of Junction City.
Undergoes Operation
John l.enhart of Springfield under
went n operation nt noon today for
internal h-junes received in an acci
dent yesterday at the Hooth-Kelly
sawmill when caught between the
planer and planer table.
i Finishing House
j Two story and a half rttnges are
bfing finished by (iihls and Andraieff
fat Kightrenth avenue and Kmernld
j street. They are n w ready for the
outride stucco finish.
Hatchery Man Leaves
t'harlci II. 11m, superintendent of the
I fih hatchery "li the upper Willamette
(river, left today for Oakridge after
sujing over night in r.ugene.
Admitted to Hospital
Mrs. Ma tireen of Sringfield wa?
! admitted to the M'-r y hospital today,
aw wan Mn1. Carl petericm of Juncti'Ui
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons Here -
f Mr. and Mrs. IIpx H. Lyons of
! Salem are upending th weeek at th
home of Mr. Lyons 'parents, Mr an I
Mm. J. K. I.M'iis.
Long Bcsch Man Calls
A. H. Heitman. Umg Heh. Cal..
resi et.ite man, and an old friend of
W. I. H'Mignnn. stopped to see Mr.
H"dgnn tday on h's May to Sal'm.
Went to Medford
I- I,. (Jraliani and H'drt Holrne
went to Melf-.rd t"dy and plan to
return finorr with the ai;nil
liuar'I tr-topa.
Rev. Father O'Hara Coe South -
ev. KnhT Kiin V. n'Hirs. p
Uir of m. ;ar Csrh-.h-- rb'irr!
I- ft thit m rmng f"f l.s Anfki o
a week'i lecture t"'ir.
Wrstfir Man Returns Howe
It. C. M' K'nn-tr, reprr--ntativ of
the rem ird and irve r.m
pany at We-tfir. fturned hon.e to-lay
afte- a biiitnf trip to the city.
Portland Men Htre
i.. it i. in.-.n :tt..l fir. It C.
h of p.-rtiatid afr.ed in iiD
rrr ing sod are rgiMred at the
Sn.eid hot-J.
! Special Train to fl
! A per-ia! irnm n the ( rf
lot to take ar of iase6gfrt joing
Tlio coolest place
in town to shop.
Prompt nml enrc
ful attention to
mail anil phono
orders.
GOOD
WILL
The most valuable asat of
a storo la the good will of
Its clientele.
-Acknowledging the vital
Importance of this axiom and
thi greatest personal pleas
ure there is doing business
along pleasant lines, the Mc
Morrau & Washburha storo
la forever striving for, and
to hold, the good will of its
customers and the buying
publii.
The wholo thought, endea
vor and action of the per
sonnel of McMorran &
Wushburne store may be
crystalizcd in the single ef
fort to obtain the good' will
of the community some
thing which Is beyond the
mere value of what we have
to sell.
That kindly feeling which
leads to bigger, better
things.
III i w
Entire Stock High Grade
ENSEMBLE SUITS
Now
Half
Price
SALE
PRICES
None reserved! Your unrestricted cholco of any high
grade ensemble suit in the MrMorran & VYashburue etore
at Just half the original murk trie! In every Instance this
male prico la less than actual cost; You could not possibly
buy the materials and mako such original and distinctive
styles for near theno prices.
One of a kind ensembles In such fashionable
materials as:
Charmeen Kasha Faille Silk
Bengaline Crepe-Satin
What a splendid opportunity to secure a smart costume for
vacation wear--appropriate what ever the occasion for with
the frock and matching coat one has practically two cos
tumes! The sizes are IS to 42, and we urge early attend
ance to secure the better selections as they will disappear
quickly from here at these prices;
$17.38 to $64.75
"Woinens and Misses
All-Wool Flannel
MIDDIES
$1.98
Closing; out this group of
middies selling to $3.50.
Xavy flannels with whito
braid trimmings on col
lars and eufs. Some with
colorful emblems on sleev
es. The sizes are 6 to 22.
Kiddies Organdie
Bonnets
Colors and White
$1.25 to $2.75
Great Special Purchase Sale of 50
Ice Cream Freezers
$1.39
Special prion ronrelnn from thn mMiufacttiror of fam
ous "New SUnilanl" ire cronm freeiorn onublen u to
Bell Iho renuUr J2.00 freoier now for 11.89! 2 qunrt
capnclty serves 13 people. loo pnll llonvy ftnlruniiiMl
Iron cream ran highly pollnhed first quality tin plate.
Turns easily froeieB quickly.
Make vour own Ico Cream this Bummerl
.Are
cWe Producing
A stirring article by Dr. H. E.
Fosdick and fiction by A. S. M.
Hutchinson, Shirley Scifett, Dbtia
Willson, Everett Young. AU in
THE DELINEATOR
forjuly
. Now on MleBtourButttrick '
Department i
A
W. Now oo MleBtourButttrick
ALL SUMMER HATS
AT SPECIAL
PRICES
NOW.
New Mid-Season Felts $5.95
All-occasion hats ihev might well he called for they aro just
Uio sort of trim little hat one wants for travelling for outings
for driving or riding or even for town wear this summer.
Cut felt flowers colorful heads novelty ailiUfH and gold
braid trimmings combine forces to accentuate, their trimnosa.
Small and medium shapes in nil head sizes.
Other new mid-season felts riceil up to $20.
The New Butterick Cook Book
A wonderful new cook book that contains not only hundreds
of recipes but expert scientific advice on meal planning and
cookiii". "Useful Facts About Food" lells you how long mid
at what temperature to cook practically all common foods,
how to render and clarify fat, how to pasteurize milk, how
to use eggs for thickening, etc Whether you are nil inexper
ienced bride or an acknowledged good cook you need a copy
of the Xew Butterick Cook Hook.
ON SALE AT OUR BUTTERICK
DEPARTMENT
SALE OF FABRIC GLOVES
INCLUDING VALUES UP TO $3.00-
-$1.98
Lena whit, f.brlc o". ueh is you will hive, much n.ed for thli "
The, ,r, w.shabl. and very comfortable. In pl.m and fancy trimmed
tylet. All Blies on sale at 1 98 pair.
TODAY V K AKK PLKASK.D TO INTKOM'CK
MISS VERA PATTON
01- v
Manager and buyer for the
trimming nml novelty sections.
luce,
A loval snrt truslrtt employee of thn MrMorran
& Washburn siore. A young ls-Iy of wlnnhiK
personality, most excellent lasie am! (tood J'"
nnt (me of those lucky persons who say just
l,t ihy think and make It sound aod. I.lkrs
t'Ji clothe.- Kd book. -sort K-H..I play. 1 n
llmlied nery-tenac:ua p.reerrn e. Ha. a
n IM cu-tomers f-el ..Iron,- ami
:"rel, at whether they ...h lo purch..
not.
For Summer Lovliness Fluttering Georgettes ,
and Graceful Crepes de Chine $1.95 Yd.
Kvery radiant high color with its corresponding pastel tint
mellow and dainty, in this showing of new georgettes and
crepes do chino. Wonderfully fine quality all. In such a com
plete, rnngo of rich, fascinating colors it is easy to select just
the exact shade, most suited to YOUIl personality.
See, theso charming new colors at our storo today you'll find
the (nullities superior to any in town at $1.951
Sale! Novelty Voiles 29c
Continuing for Friday and Saturday tho most remarkahlq snlo
of voiles at 2!o yd. 1 Not just a few undesiniblo patterns to
select from but ft wholo big tnblo full of dozens and dozens of
charming flock dot and novelty patterned voiles Belling regu
larly at 50c, to bo closed out now at -!o yd.
They're going fast and wo urge, you to act quickly for tho
best select ion I
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN THE
BASEMENT STORE
Happy Home
House Aprons
Amoskeag flinghams & QOn pq
Fast Color Percales 17 OL. CCl.
Dotena of nicely made, cloyorlr styled "Happy
it. .mB iirman inmBi in this hie hnsoment ssla for
Krlilny and HuturUny at 9o each. Plenty of
overy slio and plenty of the larnor aliea that
tirn m? mum .
Happy Homo houso apron, are made with nlca
wli'o hems and ntlrucllvoly trimmed with or
gnmllo rollers, rick rack braids, novelty pipings,
tr. You'll want several when you aea how
really ood looklnK they are!
On Sale in tho Basement Onlyl
S3
mm
Mm
i
liir-feaWU.
Sllshtly D.msa.d
JAPANESE PARASOLS
On Sale In th. Basement
HALF, PRICEI
Women's and rhlldren's aliea
.IlKhtly lamaed In shlpplnie. With
n small bit of mending tissue
they may easily ba made Rood a.
new. About two duien to choia
from at HAI.K.
Japanese Rag
Rugs S1.00
Hire 2t In. x 4 In. In brlKht. p.et
ly colors and' flnlsheil with frlna
d ends. Just tba tiling for Hie
sumnKT home porch bathroom,
tr. Wash essllv. I'leasn note
attain the large site 24x1 Inches.
Daintv Voile Chemise $1.49
. i r ...i.,i.i ,,l u i.ioolv tiimle that everv woman
ho cool anil coini'ji uuii. - -j , .- ...
..,:ii ,. m.vornl nt this low price. Of fnm french voile in
tl,e prettiest pastel tints of maize, orchid, sea green and pink.
Neatly hemmed lops iuim inn .......
charm. All sizes .; l -.
: 7
1 ..j , Hl Snrii.K tMtay . "'''" -' ' '
toiftirrw somr 1 1 Ji
I., .i.. v ih Jl ,-r!irali.lis St
! Jl.rtle Point swl l!.!.'l"n. .!! b'
! l.y (he S..uth'rn lu.ilir r..ni:n. '
jroriiiOg to .nlieunremrnt '( 1 I- i
I ham. di!ri.-t fr..M nd pi'tg"r
! a(eat fhp morning. 1 1" 'rw HI
!lr:le lt'.l"l-'. "I ' '' " '"
I, ml reiura Jul, (r.oa Mjrtlr V-m.
Iravii.g H p- in.
i
-, Muter t Cast
i ... .1..... if l.-t..r run sttd Mrs
W. W. Cslkmi. arrninr.ini'd lr Mr.
Ilslh 1'wrrt n a motor top to Nw-
;,,rt this M..-rt,.o. lo be I'.ne until
un.l.i)-. W bile Hi", in'
Mis Im-M M' Morrsn slid il.nsli"r
who bsn summer collage
Hi-. '.
Uslrrgoes Op.rslla-
K. .M.r.li. fsrinr h" "l
t.v.fw. underwent a n.s)or or.n.m
,n,,. m..riiii.g .1 th I'snl'c I'bntuaa
b'"'itsl. '
'
, Going la Leka
It. A. Met ullr snd sen lloi.nd.
jriisrles B noeit snd .M. I". lonntt
, llel.,fAf Snrif... lodiiv :
l.e,e llier will mke park n..re and
c., 1M mile, t" flear Uk'- '1 bey will
return the tint of I he "-
Elll.e.-Wlilta M.a Htrs
Waller ll k". maimer of the iMi
,r, Slid Willie ehSlHU.I'H. .MlH4
l trie home of I lr f.i I" '! Iimi- n
!i,;e doing n.li.ime w..rk for the i.'l
I...II Slid White ilislsilMUl iu this -.rt
' of the country.
Cms to Portias
I land (irsbsui motored to rortlaod
Dl.mliMd Irom Hospital
.Mr.. r.lii ."n.ler "f ''' ,ir 'v'
,,, .1 i.nii..ed ye.ter.lH from Ihe K.u
f.-ne Ii.i.iuisI.
Her. fr.m Msrr:rt
fre.l Xoiiiuierville, of Ham-burg,
w is n oer night iimr in Kugme
Isst n (lit.
! Aihlsnd Cospl. Visits
! Mr. siid Mrs, (iuy iipehlte of
A.hhi.'l sre here for . visit St the
home of Mr. Appleahitf'a mollivr.
Oismlsssil froai Hospital
Mi.s Alhirln Kinrh of Kiigen. wis
.liniied t.ilac from the I'scific
( hristi.n bmiiiliil in Kugene.
Id-ihe Msa Hsra
. Ili.tiee nt ShelleV. Idaho. Is
a visitor at the lhartes Si.iiu.cr hume.
Mrs. DeMtcan Visits
Mrs. Charles I )rM iron .-.f Wsndling
la a Kcgen. visitor tods.