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THE EUGENE GUAKD
Friday Evening, June 26
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
By MARIAN LOWRT
Law lir'nlcra in Kii;'ne have pni'l
S.'7(KP..'0 in o t Ik- cil.r roffcra during
I lie first five months of l!i'-'", ncponl
ins I" llio rort nf Mrs. lirnre
s. hiskn. city occoimt.-inl. iiiinniii''l
tmiiiy. Tolnl income "( tin- rily ihir
inj! lilis iirioil was :'.I.!I0I.7J. ivhile
rxiH-niliinir were $sl.Ml li'iivins
not operating deficit of $."i,(is".
The anionnt "in tun red" in not no
H lu rlitillE l mislit firm appear, in-i-onliiiR
to .Mm. Srliiskn, for neditoil
iiBiiiiml it may lie added tlm
luxes payalde in ID-o of $1 11.7-lojrj.
niviiitf a imiplus increflHe of Sill.'riS.-
Items of income are classified an
follow:
Kecorder'n court fines, f 1 7iH.."il;
building permits and inaiirrtiuiiH. n -crual,
''ttlil.HI: fran.liiiic taxes.
71."i.4 l: ri'iitalp. liuildincs, $."iti7."i'i; i
unto park rentals, f!H7; il"K licenses, p, i,,ies of the (i. A. It. lire to
$l!.Vi; ii.iscellanenus licenses and per- their regular meetintc Saturdny
mits. SIL'liCii milk nisiiei lions, ,y.n..i"; fi, .,,,(. on nt two-tnirt.v n ctorK in ine
paving cuts, $NS:i; sale of animals, I ,s-t rooms of the nrmory.
fl.V.I: diMiai'llnenlal sales,
win k
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. (I. Holt have left lneetinif -reports of the convention ore
for their summer home in the Willn- to be given, and nil members nrc ask-
kenzie liistrict to spend the summer ! ed to be present.
I weeks tin-re. j "
i ! Willamette Court. No. 2, Order of
About one hundred members of the ; the
College Crest
j oreif at their
for n dinner,
! and program.
(. S. Fletcher, county
agricultural agent, gave on address on
Cc nullity Interests nnd lliiral I'e-
v-lopmont." It was decided by the
club to have the younger members di
vided into two tennis to conduct n
membership contest for one month, nt j ing for the pcinic
the conclusion of which tile losers will !
entertain the winners. The illustrated j Miss I.ylnli MoMurphey is enter
lecture to be given last evening by ; tnining as her house guest for two
Lester llulill was postponed until
September. Last night's meeting was
the last for the club until September.
At eigiit o'clock this evening Tin
ted Artisans will meet ill the M. Vi.
A. hall.
Miss Katherine (inodpnsture nnd
(oirdon tioodpnstiiro motored to I'ort
land this morning, planning to return
this evening. While there Miss (inod
pnsture will take a whistling lesson.
At this
Merit badges to be featured nt the
Amnrnnlh, is to entertain with ' first annual Key Scout camp nt Mn-
plelton .July l.'i to 27 were announced
today by members of (he ennip oom
mitiee. These will include forestry,
bird study, botany, camping, conver
sation, lilesaving mid pioneering.
Some equipment has been borrowed
from the Cascade national forest of
fice iu Kugene for timber cruising in
c.nnp, and the boys will lenrn from
n former forest officer the methods
of mensiiring the height nnd diameter
of trees and how to figure board feet.
To obtain a merit badge for for
estry, a scout must be able to iden-
Commiinity club gath- I a pienie Sundity at .Myers grove, inr
i-lnbhouse Inst evening j all members of the order nnd their
hurt business session, ! immediate families. 1 tiose coming are
asked to bring their own ilisties. ine
picnic will be lit one o'clock nnd dur
ing the nfterneon various events will
be scheduled. Mrs. Abide Wlienton,
Mrs. Kmma Finloyson, nnd Mrs. Fred
Chess nre committee members arrang-
weeks. Miss Ifutli Akers of Wasco,
OiTgon. Miss Akers graduated from
the I'niversity of Oregon this .lime,
and is here to take advanced work in
the campus summer session.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. F. Hanrnhan and
son, Marshall, Miss Iternice Hlnck, of
I'alo Alto, California, and Mrs. T. W.
Mcllcu, of Hcrlinghain, California, are
visiting with (Jeroge W. Keegan nt
the lloffinnn hotel while on a visit in
the Northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Ilnnra-
nnn are parenis oi .oie. .imii.-n ... . .i- ,
I. Al.u llnn.ahnn
Hires. Ol J-.IIKCOV, HUM .Min.
and Mrs. Mellon are sisters of Mr.
Keegan. Mr. llnnralinn is a building
eontrnctor in the southern city.
the three genertl classes of fires and
how to fight each.
"" In addition to this each acout must
tell how and when to collect tree
seeds, how to eitract seeds from
cones, how to clean and store seeds,
how and when to sow seeds, and bow
to care for seedlings nnd transplants,
and to set them out. He is required to
present a collection of nt-least six
tree seeds.
"Ilwause of the great economic im
portance of the timber industry in
Lane county we are going to lay great
mress on the forest merit badge,"
says the scout executive. "We hops
to' have a large number of scouih as
candidates for this award.'
Program is Ready
For Church Picnic
Edith McMullen of Eugene. George
Hennessy of l'ortland will lead the
community einging.
Luncheon will be at 1:30 p. m.
J. I'. Kiivanaugh, Portland attorney,
judge in the circuit court in Portland
for n number of years, will be the
"''J'T'V'f .VrPS '" lF."f' principal spenker at the' picnic of the
or 10 kinds of decldioiis trees in win
ter, and tell some of the uses of each;
identify 12 kinds of shrubs; collect
nnd Identify samples of 10 kinds of
wood and tell some of their uses; de
termine height and estimate amount
of timber, approximately, in five trees
of different sizes; state laws for
central Willamette valley (.ntllolu
nniislies Sunday at Hellfoiiiitnin. A
large delegation from Kugene is ex
pected to nttend.
The program which begins nt 11
n. m. w-ill include nn nddress of wel
come by lit. Uev. A. Lane of Albany.
Solos will be rendered by Hugh in-
Concert Program
For Tonight Given
The program for the I. O. O. F.
band concert nt the east park blocks
this evening at 8 o'clock is announced
By A. I.andles, director of the baud,
as follows:
March. -Front Section" (Bagley).
Idyl. "Mountain Maiden's Ureani"
tl.nbitzky).
Waltz, Hock-a-Hye Baby Blue"
(Powell).
Overture. "Hnrinoninnn" ((.Toe).
One-step, "o Kalarina" l flail).
Corner sol , -"Love's Old Sweet
Song" (Molloy), pbyed by Lionel
Stintton.
Overture, "Princess of India"
I King).
"March of the Chnnpions'
ferl.
"Star Spangled Banner."
(Huf-
ixsuiik with flF.N-nr tromv
transplanting, grafiting, spraying nnd 1 der nnd Miss K. Bristow of Kugene.
protecting trees; tell what nre the A violin solo will be given by Miss
effects of fires on forests; what are I Kileen Colbert, accompanied by Miss
outs de
fund bill
lilMiiCIUTnUOUnTOBE
BIK'
t'OKlK, 1 1111 1 r
iinnn'l ffCH, S.'J.ijO; niih'Plliii u m-
c ii hip fHd'pt'i (Ifpiirt iin'iit (, T2
miHcclhiin'inm im Mine, .frf.itli; n'fnwl
on tnxpH frutn l-'uic f My, yinno;
mrriird inUMTHt (in mIom, $1,-
(.."i.M; prrniiiiin "H lH'l niIch, $1S7.
7::: refill d n lifilils (park (li-nirl-jn'nO.
.!'!. S(. ,
l:xicnltnirt' wpvo. liwlrd as f'l
lown; AflmiiMnrrntivc. if.VI 0; ntlnr
l.pv't ot'fi.o. NM.7.'i; refurdrr'H "f
fin", .V-'ITiIMl!!; irciiKtirrr's nffiri',
i;:t(Mil; rnniii'i-rV offirf, L'.'tL.OO;'
fip (lepiuiinriit, ?7rtS.Hl; polii-i e
p irtnifiil, $ i;.Ul.-l."i; police niiitnm,
Jiil.'i.l'i; htrrpt nm hrirlcc ilcpnrtim'nl,
Sl.i.OI7.SI); piirkfi. -rii"Mt!. $17.'!S..'tit;
uulo park. lin7.i!i; honUU fli-pnrt-inrnt,
$7 K).7,i; buildinjf itiFpiM'tnr,
7.V.i.',(i; rit h:ill. urn ntrriniicp nnd
opi'Hitinn. $SH1.1CJ; milk niNprrtor,
IJI); miiiinn field, J-i7.:.:t: r t,.
pnund, yi."iii.,'t7; kmvit iiininlcniinrc
unt! Mpfriition. ?IH'-I."'!I; rmplo.vinrnl
HCrney, ititilnt onaiico, li'K'il
I ires, yH; intoifst pit id i-n varninl,
S.";:.(U' ; inirroHt nn Imndrd didd,
jtriit-nil, l.'t.'J I.Vi'.l; riiHT-cii' .v
(i-'.S.nS; ch''li"n oxpfnH- $7:!n.:t0; li
Urnry inninlcniinr- nnd oprnilion,
SS;.; iiitfii'Ht on improvrinoiu hondd,
f t().Hi.07.
Jane Cowl to Play
Eugene Next Month
Kuitt'iip thriitpr-corrH will slinrr
with l'hrtliind (ho l ist iiu l ion of heiiiK
uumi.jt Ilio firI lo rtijoy .him Cwl,
noted netreuM, in her new vehielo,
"Onu Trip to Hi? Silver Star," whirl,
will make it debut in I'orlland Mon
day. Hy Hpeeial iin-aiiKeini'iit, the en
tire eompaiiy will be hrnuBht to Ku-B-.'iit'
.Monday, July (t, and the piny
preHented here, uniiouneeH V. H, Mo
)onald, nuuiaifpr of tlie, Jleilift.
The. nee no of the delightful play h
a MiHHiKsippi river Hteaiabtnit, nnd it
in diiriiiK I lie days of Hie dashing erin
olincH tlint tint net ion ntkea place,
Minn Cowl will be mi p ported in (he
play by mieh ntiirn uh Hidiert Me
foarty, Lionel Ilognrth, irre
Hampton. Vernon Knlxo, Jessie Htilph
nnd Kevei'iil others.
I lie play wa written erspeeinlly for
Mihh Cowl, who ilerliueH it 1m (he
most delightful tdio lias ever been )ire
rented in.
KndnrKemrnt of th KlliriohVhitf
ChnntniKpin whirh will he pre-ented
in Kugene .July 7 to 14 hns been mnde
by Kugene post of the Amerieen Le
gion. TIip Chnutnmiun program linn
year in the best to be offered in koiijp
time, nrcording to the committee, in
charge of nrningements.
The following 1h the letter from
Kugene post of the Americnn Legion;
VeteranR of the World War' nnd
Kegimmaires of Kugene,
( 'oin Hides :
It h with nlenslire thnt wc hnve
thin opportunity of enlling your ntten
tion to the romlng Kllicon-White
Chnutaufim program, scliedulfd fnr
nppearnncp in Kugene, opening on Tu
esday the 7th. mid cloning Iho lUJi
Kugene Ih forlunnte and favored in
the coming of thin nationally known
educational nnd entertaining Chnu
taunui organization.
You, nH n good ritizen. rnn well
afford to lend your HUppo" to the
high clnnH program nppended hereto.
Keglonally yourH, "
Kxecutivo Committee,
Kugene 1'oHt No. It,
The American Legion.
byterian cbiirrh Is being held today nt
KobinRon'tt grove, seven miles from
Kugeiiu on the Kiver roml.
T. E. Sanborn Dead
At Home in Eugene
ICE
COOLED
BY THE $14,000 VEX
T1LATIXO SYSTEM
FORCING A I It THRU
ICE COLD WATER.
- AX BILLV OCPORTKCXT STORe ,
Out Of Town
Shoppers
(Who Find It Too Warm To Siiop Personally)
Take Advantage Of The
Mail Order" Privilege.
Promptly And Carefully Filled.
Group Picnics Are
Here With Season
Tim
pit-nii- Kcnuiiii Ih on In full
swum, Willi rriiir-rnnl unci immnr-nn
mill ri'liitioim nrgiiniziilioliK wi-kiiia:
thi oiit-uf-flniii's. Aliour l-,"i MnwoiiH
11111I llii'ir fiimillr-H nltiMiili'il llii1 Slirinc
Willi iiii lit Cnbiirir briilBO Inst
ovi'iiinir, with niiii'r nt 0:,'lO n'i'lork j
unci iliiiirinir fullowniif.
Kiirly inciiiliorR of tlio llusinpss nnil I
tinil I'riifi'MHiiiiml Woiiipii'h rlulis pit"
nirkt'il nt tho Durris nut! Smith rnncli
hint rvt'iiiiiK, whrrt '. W. CnlkiiiK,
hrcHitlt'iit nf tin' I'liilntl Stnli'B Nil-
litititil linnk ninilc nn ntlilrt'ss fnllnwinK
tlio tlinni'r.
Itivt'rKitlp pnrk wns tho spoilt of thp
KniKlits of rythin picmr- .vtstprtlny,
nltt'iiili'il by 1IKI niiiii'liiM's of llt'lliit't
loilBf.
Tho nniiiiul pirnit? of Cr-ntrnl l'rt's-
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Tho STUNT STAR!
NEW
SHOW
TODAY
A Dnrerlevll In Action!
A D'Artnnan In Love!
An Oltlflcld In Speed!
A Fairbanks In Funl
That's Richard
TALEV3 ADGE
In his latest and peppiest
tornado of thrills
"THE SPEED KING"
,J He'll Take Your Dreath Away
Laugh!
"Scientific!
Husbands"
Thirty fun filled
minutes of nn
tickling comedy
Oregon's Own
WEBFOOT WEEKLY
DeVANEY at the
Melodious Wurlitjer
KEEP KOOL!
It'a oh, to much cooler IN
The Rex than OUTSIDE.
B
' JUNE BARGAINS
j VOILES, 36 inchos wide, 9 9
nOfi mid fiOn vnlnos iO B
V'r: 15 i Zone Grey's.
Trnry K. Sanborn, V2 .vrnrs old. DOTTED VOILES, - iff A3 l I,
il'prl ypsferday afternoon nt. Ilia home, m i r- 1 tB-Iv S m V easiass H
(170 Twelfth avenue east. He was a -'Oc to 6i)C Vnluos -ttV BL L I
resMem of Kugene for 14 years, and BURSOX SILK HOSE, all Colors, llZd B 1 1 B ii 1 K" I
was a member of the Macule lmlKe, ...... ' ' tl I H.l?tlafHa I
the I. (). O. 1'. and the : Modern Wood- .TJ..UK iMUt!S lor w n VWdsl
mZ m ,, r GIXGHAMS, 32-inch width, OCtf I
Keaidna his widow, Mrs. Ida E. San- in- i yS 1 nf tVin
born, he is survived by three daueh- 30c and 3ilC ValllCS atf OI Ino
ters, Kthel I. Sanborn and Mrs. Ruth H
Hiietlirhell, both of K.iifrene, and .Mrs. 1 V A TT"1 A RR II
lirnee K. Wnlfeth of Clear I.nke. RJ " UT HLUI1 l I lrTf H V,"l,7
South Dakota. The body is at the Y&W hm jtl tV r-erM J JW 1 If B
Rranstetter ehapel and will he Bent to ! JvTTm!j Jf fflrir Mtk Jf JWi A B Uff 1 II 1
Clear I,ake for burinl next Sunday., WwlSV A1-1 fir j & J&JB JL JJ6lJ&JmJsLc H afcflka Mk
JM 1 1. . . , J I
My I iA Paramount Special oil I
I I ...... 11
1 1 j i urey s iiiiesi novel
1 Although a number of camp ground mmmmmmmmmmmmmm'mmm'i. ; H H
owners in l.ane rounty nvh complying . , . r j H H
with the new law that went into ef- -cjjjm- g REGULAR i
feet May 2R, there nre still several sisisssaiis -naa . j.
who have not yet npplied to the state f . T1 J ' ' t J3 M " xKlti-iO
hoard of health fnr the necessrny j Iril 1 nMnAT I InnTtinil 1 I
s:etVPfro?r.orerr larp6l lltiililig J Today and Saturday
whirh goes to the stntc aiid.sj I'll
S7..rill In the county. 1 M ill II W KM TTT'TTOM
Certain sanitary requirements must I ffil s9 . -. f . D I 'CllTl a! I 8 k 1
::;,rtr PWvicVimm LtS54U i
camp grountla open for the tourist, rj iffCis3 n B Jr m I
Inspections nre made by county M o.ivest.. .r, ' " VCW 3 , I THEATRE I
!'"'',, ?f!:" ",V.:nti!f!.,?f,1, Ira P hone 300 Sm tl . . . I
ocaV; of thrVerinR and 'clong U , ZlllIZl Fig UleSt SP0t 111 T0Wn til
" ' '
. Returns Saturday, June 27 "
Just in Tims for Your Enjoyment
Picnicking, Camping mMm I
A Delightful Group Of
Women s Brand New
Cool Crepe House Frocks
When drosses as youthful and prettv asl tf0 IP
theso can be obtained it is no wonder v)..40
they sell so readily. Others are choosinsr thole
summer supply from among them. AVith esnceiil
emphasis to the bright cheery colors
OOYA TANGIER SPANISH YELLOW
DOUBLOON POMPADOUR BLUE FIFST 4
WILD ORCHID IJEAUCAIRE AND EUCALYPTUS
The cleverly applied, radiant embroidery add to
their attractiveness; novelty pockets, biudinjr at
neck and sleeves. To make choosing more inter
esting there are others witli'contrasting collars and
cuffs. In popular slip-over style,
(2nd Floor)
WOMEN!
These Fast Color Amoskeag
Chambray House Frocks Only
In desirable weight for summer wcar, (ff ftp
these cool.tubable frocks. Gayly plaid-") $10
ed which make them quite smart. Several stvles
to select from.
(2nd Floor)
For The Miss 7 to 14
Pretty Gingham Dresses
Splendid wash dresses that mothers will
appreciate because ot their dura
Pretty plaids, checks and plain colors.
5 98c
Embroidered motifs, sash, pockets' and contrast.
i..s "iiiiiiung uiu mu aneu uses in their embel
lishments.
(2nd Floor)
CHILDREN'S
Black Sateen Bloomers
Sizes 4 ) CO Sizes 14 1 nr.
To 12 UOU . And ifi hoc
Made of soft lustrous sateen, elastic at waist and
bottom, also shirred. Ideal for the romping sum
mer girl during these warm vacation days.
(2nd Floor)
Deliveries To All Parts
Of City Free Of Charge
-10 TOUND SACK BEST CANE SUGAR 67c
-FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, POUND 42c
-TWO POUNDS JELLY BEANS 25c
-CASE OF 100 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE
SOAP $,100
-TWO-LTP HEAVY JAR RUBBERS,
DOZEN no
-LARGE LEFFINGWELL XXX LEMONS
DOZEN 39c
Guaranteed Outside White
Paint, Gallon $2.98
-GOOD SWEEPING BROOMS, ONLY 40c
-REGULAR $5.45 FIFTY FOOT CANVAS
COVERED HOSE $4.75
-2-QUAHT GALVANIZED ICE CHE AM
FREEZERS $1.50
-12 BY 24 INCH CAMPSGRIDS $1.50
THE FRESH New Crop Is Better Than Ever. That
means much, for Krause's Marshmallows have
Ijcen leaders in the Northwest for more than 10
years. We thought they were as perfect as could be
made until our candy experts produced
AN IMPROVED
MARSHMALLOW
that has an even finer flavor than the Krause's Marsh
mallows you've always thought so good. In addi
tion, the IMPROVED Krause's Marshmallows come
to you (in airtight tins) as moist and tender as if you
had just produced them in your own kitchen. Try a
pound you'll like them.
Your Grocer or Confectioner can supply you
Krause's Marshmallows in the Blue and White Tins.
-Look for the
RECIPES
in Every Package
ron uutii
SALAD PRESSINOH
MARGUERITES
MARSHMALLOW IClKn
MAKBHVAU.OW FRUIT
SALAD DRESSING
rlNEAFTLE MARSHMALLOW
1C1NO, Id Wills ClIU, Etc.
Krause's Marshmallows
Are Delicious Toasted
and
A Treat lo Eat Plain
Get the Handy
Full Pound Tin
Easiest to Pack
In the Picnic Basket
Sold Also in Small Blue and
While Tins a( 20c Each
And in Bulk at 50c lb.
Don't Cover Up
Complexion Ills
Correct Them
Marinello Aids for every need
Tissue Cream for Nourishing
Lettuce Cream for Cleansing
Foundation Cream for Applying Powder
Astringent Cream for Oily" Skin and Shiny Noses
Acme Cream for Black' Head3 and Pimplc3
Begin at Once
Improve Your Complexion
The Sweetest
Daddy
of them all
101G ."Willamette
Phono "2"; "We ljke to henr it riii?-
"ItRU-BIU BISCUIT COMPANy-SPOkane and Portia nri'i"'- , -
V ' 1 'l,ml.,iJr?.r,nanoh.. 'w jj j USE THE GUARD WANT AD