The Eugene guard., July 01, 1925, Image 10

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EUUE.N'i: GUARD
"Wednesday Evening, July 1, 19;
Page Ten
AT POLLS, VOTE
OF 647 IS CIST
SOCIETY AND CLUBS
Br MARIAN LOWRY
Mr. and 3Ir. I. K. Snwijra p!aa of the wetk to ifvnd
to leave tomorrow for their utuiuer we? k in AshUnJ.
bom on the M -Kmie to be gone un
til M' mlay.
the summer;
j fish auU gauie commission, wbo
Miss Iorrii Hurdj and Mixs Mar
tha (joo'lrirb left lust fveuing to
P-od the lu-'DtQ of July at lamp
hiiicoos at :?ilroo take, a Buiotn'
mrtp tor girl 1:1U ly .Mis I-u'il'
'ortUnd.
Only ft 17 K-js'D citiieDf turn!
out to Tit at the fpecial election
Ifrdar, Jih the result tnt two r.i ; Urvuaugh :1
the DK-jnurej parted and one Tilled ;
ho arse of a ti T'-te. Thtj were fc ! Jtev. and Mr. Frank Kay YA ly
(j.Utvi: ' "ave to upend the mmtnT -it
r,i.-iiveJ Yea o ' t,"ir ranr,i 'D Curr COty. p aDciflj
fVM) fire apwratu Locd 470 1
A group of ft1. e Eugene girls are
spending fw weeks at the Y. V. C.
A. S'h' tk 'oifereni e in Seab?ck,
Wah. Tner are Mis Florence Huck,
Miss EIo;- Itm-k. Mi.-H trgin
K-eney, V..- Francs
Mis IMvn Andrews-.
Il'jine grown fruit and vegetable j
are appearing on the Kugetie market
with the coming of the summer sea
.n. Ilnine grown eg? plant ia selling
rlironder, : - cent a pound, aud green and j
r 1 y hiini urn BTtii-lPil t. Iia un tfit :
good condition fur automobile traffic"
according to Utto Jones, publicity
reprebenrative of the Oregon state
came
motor from
I'rinevill& where he attended the
American Legion convention as well
at visited in the interests of the fish
commission. Although the tourist traf
fic through the pass is not very
heavy as yet a number of cur were
putted, Mr. Jones states.
f
Program Includes
Hawaiian Feature
i'uvmg mtf-raeiiioiJ &3 -10
Failed
U'tnii?tiiig cost 310 3li)
City officials are rej'kinj because
the fire apparatus, consisting of 11
triple combination pumper and a city
ht-rvice truck purchased last fail, will
bf paid wit&otjt the trouble of a daui
ngf suit. Yesterday was the third tun;
tutu lucjiiure had appeared ujwn a
bttilut.
'i he third ward defeated the re-as--trii;ent
measure. This ward, a I- j
ilmujj!. it polled but VJii votes, show-j
td a liiaj' rity of 78 to 4o against tb-
measure enough to offset the ma
jority cast by the first ward, which
niht the heaviest vole.
Comparison of the vote by wards
is bruin that ward 1 passed all meas
ure by subtantifll majorities.
Ward 2 approved all but the re- m-
shmi-nt ni-nsiio, which failed of
parage by two v.. tea li to 41
to return to Eugene in earlj epteiu-
L T.
Mrs. Lettie Mowrey is expected to
arrive from I'ortUnd this evening,
where sl:e has been f r the past sev
eral weeks.
Mr. aod Mr. E. J. DrGood left
this morning for their home, in Madi
son, South Iakota. They have been
vMting during the winter montbs
with their daughters, Mrs. Lawson I
Itradey
Eugene.
market within the next week.
Lieutenant Marw ol L Marshal H.-me grown ratfpberries and logan-f An entertainment of unusual in
infantry. reserve of Eugene. Oreg; berries are unusually fine this year. . terest sponsored by the young people
now on duty as an instructor t t the former selling at $--. per crate of the Santa Clara community was
citizens' mlitary traming camp nt and the litter n' ft. 75. Strawberries : held last night in the Santa Clara
Camp Lewis, ar-d Mis Mdude V. i;re becoming scarcer, and are selling I ball at S:l."p o'clock wbn '"The Ha
(iraham' of ' Forest I. rove, Oregon, j at nbuut twu boxes f.r J" ctnts. j waiian Serenaders." a group of Eu-
daugbter of Representative and Mr-J The gooseberry season is hearly Rp"e Itible university KtutleutH. gave a
Loyal M. Graham, were married at an j er. Oregon field tomatoes nud green program of musical numbers and read
;itt"ra tive wtdding at the home of i ippers will be on the market in two j ingn.
the bride's parents in Forest (.iroveJor three weeks here, -and Oregon! The program had nevrrnl humor-
,.r im..n Wft.met.Hnr .lime '' i. IteV. iKl'eeu Corn 0V AUCUSI i. . rrQU H for : e'
Holmes of Forest Gruve, officiated At ; y dy and jam are exfected in a day
! and handsaw muisc whs heard, and
or two.
the wedding . .
The innrri.iire is the materialization
of a -college romance which began j JJjgJlWaV Route tO
warn uom i.irmruaui uim 1 - ) J
sh: ll were students at thev I niversity , 1 rineVlIJe IS llOOU
-f Orecon. Mrs. Graham obtained h-r f
and Mis IJee HeUul of degree of Bachelor of Arts and Mr ..Wifh h(1 rPrion pf onIv a fcw
. Marshall was granted a degree jf I bad gpots ,hp McKenzie highway into
mnsier 01 bukus central Oregon from Eugene is in
having previously received the degree
whistling and vocal, solos were given.
MARCEL AND CURL, 75c
4:S Washington St. Fhne HM
I Mr. and Mr. George Hunter an)
Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Kiester motored ; of bachelor of arts at Panoina college, j
: to lasradia resort to spend Sunday. ! California.
After the close of the citizens' miiH
The engagement of Miss Dorothy i tnry training camp. Lieutenant anl.
Elizabeth Hall and Avery Hayes has ! Mrs. Marshall will make preparations
been announced. lioth ai e former for sailing, August tt. from Vancou- '
1 Cniversiiy of Oregon students. Th.' 1 yer. li. C. for China. Lieutenant;
I weddmg will be an event of mi i- Marsha1! will take up his duties i
Ward o turned down both chart c ' '"mer. i instructor in the school of business
amendments, and parsed the fire ap- 1 administration at Canton Christian
pa ratlin boinl hy a majority of L'7. : rs- 'le rce Hunter. .Mrs. Harr college. Canton, China, this fall.
Ward 4 approved all mea.-ures. j AMe. and the latter's mother. Mr, j Mrs. Graham was an instructor of
Inasmuch as the first charter a-n-' William Hughes of Portland were thv i physical education at Pacific univer-'
en nnent carried the new zoning sjs- g'ists of Mrs. C. C. Kiester jester- I sity. Forest Grove, for the past yea-.;
tein of asemiig costs for property, ''rt' afternoon. she graduated from the university in
hereafter all property within 100 feet j an( lB a member of Iclta Zet.t
of a paved tret will bear itn shan-1 Mirs Elthelva Elkins left the fir.t I sorority. j
of th t-o.-ts, as follows: The first 4i .j l- -. .. itBgiaiuu-L s ;
I"e JPr ,fJ,t. second 4U feet ri.. ,4 .1 r 1
p-r cent, third 40 feet 15 per cent, ' "UreaU ASKS UlClS
fourth 40 fret 10 per -ent.
Following is the vote by wards
Fir Apparatus Bunas.
Yes No
Firnt ward , 171 ft"!
Sei'i-ud ward 7J Ml
1 hir ward "" 4S
Koiiiih ward til
OREGON MOTOR CO.
Phone (4 V'.H Olive
INSURE WITH HENRY TROMP.
Total 470 I
Paving Intersections.
frnt ward 01
Sfrord ward 'ttl
Third ward
r-furrh ward pji( p
On Highway Work
Rids for the construction of ap
proximately two miles of the Wil
lamette vailey-Florence bigbwav are
being called for in the office of tho
I bureau of public roads in Portlard up
i to lo a. m. July jr. it is announced
Z I by It. S. Shelley, supervisor of the
' j Cascade national forest.
Th highway to be constructed is
. ! up Thompson creek from Ruin rock.
the present terminu? of the macadam.
of wood, and rubber tires on the car
wheels. It is used for transportation
of logs and lumber, chiefly.
i ninl.
Re-Assessing Property.
First rd VJO
Secw;d wind 41
Third ward 7s
l'otiith ward 110 loo
- Eugene may Have
uooaen uauroaa
it
Total
Work is goinp forward on the
wooden railroad of tho Arnold Auto
Ituilroad companv between Junction
"lit Miir'tJ n,i ,inrt"n- "cording to word
..Hi ..10 j hroneht by O. Wrigut of Portland and
I.. II. Ilorlon of .Inner ion city who
are in the city in the interests of the
road. It is hoped to run a line out
of Eugene next year when the pres
ent one js finished, it is stated.
The road id one with rails entirely
I'nleNs property owners of Eugene
d- burn Hie weeds that are grow
iiu; on their vacant lots in the city
lite i-it v irii v silff.-r n fir Mitmlnr i..
the one that swept Rerk1y, Cal.. hist I
er, ncr-nling to E. It. pnrk. mayor.,
ho t it It George Minne, rhairin in
of the frei't coinniifti'n and W. E. ;
Nusbiiuil. fir hicf. inpeclrd nrveru1
hnrnrtbnis sertiims in the city.
The e,fi-. n on the Southern Pacific!
rrnlrnnd tracks south if the round- j
hoiie .-fC-rh an extremely dangerou j
condition, wtth dry weeds growing
WHtst high f-r a tra. t of f,-,,m .-, '
'o 1'0 acres. HmnfM are l.iidt op nil :
around this country. sijs Mavor j
I'tiU. Htid shonld ti fire get Btarted !
in it. and he funned by the mi miner I
I'teeze lictil the liorthwe
latde fliimnire might revolt
CoMiieilmiin Mo Te and a road crew
'It t.ttin off the se. -non north of
the -Hx. n:.-iHlitc the College bill and
i a:riu..ont d'-trtct
fo'l-w .nit.
in.alcii-
are i u v it(.,i (u
7,000,000 Salmon
Trout at Hatchery
To be Liberated
M.nc (li.ui M-M-ii iiiil!i,.n n.ilin.ih
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""""I Itii. Ii. i i ..n S.il i ,-r,.,.:, I
ill luki"ii:r. rt-.,.t i , fli,, ri,- J. 1
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il. T .11 K'lfi-111. lM
QO VOIT ron.l wllh offnrt?
On you push nml pull tho
Plipir nwny frnni your pyos In
an effort lo bpo ctoarly? It Ir
poDltlrn pvlilonrn lh:il you nooil
un rycrxamliialion that Is
IhornURh.
Dr. Rodl Qick
D.TOMITBI.r OPTICIAN
Next Door to Flr.t Natlonil
Bank
878 WllUmetta St, Euge'n.
"Your health cannot
!) perfect units,
your viion Is nor.
ft
THEATRE
EUGENE'S
COOLING
STATION
Today
Last
Day
Colleen
MOORE
in
"The
Desert
Flower"
IT'S MIGHTY GOOD!
Comedy and Fox News
Regular
Prices
EVENINGS 30c
MATINEES 20c
CHILDREN 10c
Held Over
For Tonight
BY REQUEST
OF ALL
JOHN
HENRY
LYONS
WORLD FAMOUS
SONG LEADER
In his big
"Everybody
Sing"
It's A World of Fun!
Boldly, Frank Lloyd
Shows What Makes
or Breaks Marriages
And strongly, with sincere drama, he pic
tures the story of a husband with a past
and a girl who didn't know until too
late.
This married couple might be any mar
ried couple and what befell them might
happen to you or me.
FRANK
LLOYD'S
production
NEW
SHOW
TODAY
Her Husbands Secret
from May Edlnflton's Saturday Evening Post Story, "Judflment"
WITH .
r atsy Kuth Miller
Antonio Moreno
Ruth Clifford
David Torrencs
COMEDY
"A ROUGH
PARTY"
Half an hour
of 'delight
REX MUSIC
Regular rtex Prices
Matinee 20c
Night 25c
Children 10c
Always Cool and Comfortable
nl'i.C Ihr fih i
tint. Hi; thrin luff, in
ill.ii.irni. rir." .i. Mr. Ilil'
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l-.J.r u;. l H.r li.ii. ,rti .11 U:,kr..l.
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Church to Sponsor
Picnic on Thursday
Tin animal .i,-i, ( i,r ,.,, ,.,
Slesn'... Ii.it i-lmnli ..f Klirnr In t i.
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Ihr liurr r.4tl Tlir pirnir in iixru f.,
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Tli.-.r i h.. hir It ii.r .nn ,.f trail.
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a.kr.i t t-!r,,,.ur . ,'. (
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Family lo (lather
For Sunday Ficnic
1 t'h..!rre-Pu:kfr n f,-
':t fr'.p;.-a at i h-h r, r.r fN
m l-it". en Syjiuv, Jlt;t
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For the Fourth Vacationing?
WOMKX'S SII.K SCAUKS-nico
rnngo of colors. $l.r0 to $2 val. for
SII.K llOSK-all clors,
I. -' values
lU'IiSiiN SII.K
$!.) values
HoSK-all colors,
in colors
.H'M I'KI Dl.KssKS
..'X' alncs
I'KIXTKH Vnll.KS-M,. raBce
I'.iiu-ms. .me , ,-0 vnllPS
WnMKX-s I.ITTI.K HOHBIF"
-Vl-T" "ATS, vn!uos
KNsKMBI.K Sl IT,
-n!"."h. valao fur
Half the fun on a vacation is in mng prnporlv and
comfortably oquipi.pcl. V(m ,!,-, -t want to go on
vour vacation ami finrl that you forpnt something
Uiat is nlniost n necessity. Avoiil that.
Tents
Auto Bed3
Folding Chairs
Folding Tables
Water Bags
Canteens
Folding Miller Auto
Bed
Kamp Kook Stove
Coleman Camp Stove
Auto Tents
Umbrella Tents
Sun Vinor3
Go and Come on Vacuum Cun Tires
Take Along Plenty of Fishing Tackle
All This May Be Obtained at the
Vacation and Sportsman'. Headquarters
Hendershott's Gun
Store
CLOSED INDEPENDENCE DAY, SATURDAY, JULY 4th
Children's
Genuine
Koveralls,
Second
floor
AX BILLV DEPARTMENT STORE
' FOR
CORRECT
TIME
PHONE
172
Ready To Supply Your Every
Need For Over The' Fourth
Finest Assortments of Merchandise For Over The 4th
Dame Fashion's Latest Dictate:
Figured Cretonnes For Coats
T'lOSE 75c TO
$1.00 SELLERS, YD.
-Do you ever get the urge you want to do sowing,
69c
es
pecially when you note how simply the Cretonne coats
are made? .No fancy details are necessary, the colorful
patterns of the materials are enough. Any woman can
make s coat of a distinctive character with the aid of
our "Ladies Home Journal Tatterns."
Just when Dame Fashion sugKests Cretonno coats, we
offer this timely special. A good selection of patterns
and colors. And the best pRrt of It is they will cost
very little,
Already one sees a goodly number of them In our
own cily.
New!
Printed Georgette Silks
Reflect Feminine Charm
SOFT AND l (to rn
BEAUTIFUL vf)-6.JU
These delightful Summer days demand that there be
no disguising of feminine qualities. Such Bheer bits of
loveliness as Georgette bring out grace and youthful
lines.
Let us show you these new beautiful patterns In their
soft colorings. It is surprisingly easy to make a simple
frock, charmingly delicate, from one of these 40 inch
prints. Get a dress length today and try it!
Reduced Floral Silk Mixed M in
Dress Crepes, To $1.W) Values J v(I.l J
THURSDAY FRIDAY SPECIAL
Tissue Ginghams,
Yard 29c
In a regular way 60c anrf 65e. Fast color, these 33
nn,r. ? S'nehams. A good selection of colors and
patterns in this assemblage.
Fanciful Floral
Patterned Voiles
Yard 75c
Reminds one of an artist painting
lnrgo exquisite flowers in their tnio
form when viewing these. Four dis
tinctive patterns, newest creations. 40
inches wide and of a verv good sheer
quality.
WOMEN'S
Royal Society
Stamped Aprons
50c
Smart aprons, stamped with
attractive, easy to work de
signs for embroidery. Choice
of three colors natural, coral
also green novelty. This of
fers suggestion to the nimble
worker going away on her va
cation to spend her time leis
urely and profitably.
81x90 Inch
Sheets $1.55
A very special value on splen
did' weight bleached sheets.
Our own brand. Ko dressing.
85c Silk
Stripe Crepe
Voiles, Yd. 69c
Another sheer summer weave show
ing a lustrous silk stripe interwoven
in tho fabric. Tan, gre)-, copon and
two brighter shades orange or jade.
"While lot lasts, yard 69c.
FLAGS
Every Car Should
Fly A Flag
Honor to all! Let us
give expression to the
thought. From every
home, from every staff
let us fly the stars and
Btrlpcs on Independ
ence Day!
A complete showing
6c to 25c mounted.
Large flagpole sizes,
6 by 8 feet, fast colors
and reinforced corners
K "6. The 3 by 5 flags
are fast color, too
price J2.75.
CUT-RATE
DRUG DEPT.
Offers Vacation-Time
Suggestions
Three Flower or Colgate
Week End Sots '. . .23o
60c Santlsotpio Lotion. .. .46o
60c Hind's Honoy And Al
mond Cream 390
35c Palm Olive Shaving
Cream . 320
J1.00 Krank's Lemon Cream
; 89o
Aluminum Soap Roxes. . ,10o
$1.75 Boncilla Beauty Box
$1.00
?1.00 Hind's Honey And Al
mond Cream 89c
Owen's Tooth Brush In
Glass Containers 60o
Are You Prepared For The Fourth
Fifth And Vacation?
rwr ?f "V00 in rftcknK- 15c -"Waxed Taper, 10c Roll, 3 Rolls 25o
IS Fee KoKv 10C ----,250-65,690 and 75c
with f'ntinr 1 c l""'la "ovorai uoiors, !)c-5c-50o
v.tn Cutter 50c Sport Silk Ties $J Q()
4TH JULY SALE ON ALL WOMEN'S
TRIMMED SUMMER HATS in 3 Lots
ONE LOT TO
$6.00 Values $2.85
OXE LOT TO
$8.50 Values $3.85
ONE LOT TO
$13.75 Values $4.95
...m i jnur oppnrlunltv. The styles am om,. vnyB eager ror a new hat'
lT,1y ,?,frr'nE- Wo want 'o to U. aa ,taang0 TijrV'iT bCm,n' '' i
tern creations, too. m.uiiiugo or it. Tnla Includes our exqulnltn pat-
. (2nd Floor)
S?oTLSiyE FROCKS SUGGEST
NOVELTY SILK GLOVES
Jiiores that dash that tn.vnf-tl,o.cnDi,:.. .
ir. o" ft Pummer
glove fashions r-;''K'y uiey inti-rpret all that is
novelty silk ploves
in these
newest in
(ilovos that assure ImnrUn, v.ui , .
with ahsolnto comfort on (h;' Varm;;t fnv 'U l",rnhl C,0uhIe
warmo st dnv
Petal Cuff Silk '
Gloves, Pr. $1.75
Very rlever noveltv rrlf.0
ynnling fascinating ,.uffs of pctn,'
"ii-.- iiiKi silver shadi
re-
Fancy Cuff Silk
Gloves, Pr. $2.30
"PW";st ??vp,l.v. Frh flare
.... ..at -iiinmifiererj crioves
pxtra fine quality. Xow
mm cocoa siiades.
An
mastic
L & R Beauty Shoppe
. rI ineatre
Hour,: m. to ,
rhnnn 173
We spe.-iaii!.
Ladies' and Ch.ldren'.
Hlreutlnq
A'
771 WILLAMETTE
H?TEL ASTOn
l 2nd 4 Hill L.. Angel,. K
PHONE 151
nt Private Toilet
M(Ktrn
Room
Batha
i-iom to Shopping District and
Carpet Cleaning
'.IVE ST.. ait. -h
i
Phone 300
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