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Pry 13, 1923- the Rt'iiFXE guard Pa?p Three CITY NEWS l VtK- m ) 40 each at gov t SV" "rJe average price for V" fle'r.ived last J was tt pdrK of each was E A Krl, . inuntBS ago. is a member of the council of IS ap pointed by the secretary of agriculture. f cirm Ora"e-L . , h. Pa i"1""1 Products company of Eu Prune Vi" record at the bw ''u ,v clerk by Kenneth u?re0tT,'as started manutacture i hJ" kfist fuod in whtch Lane lBrtbr'm oe used. Later rr l JVla "t will be manufuc- i aiincuuced. Iieaoqui.. (ood pro. uj... manufuc isic 'rea f"' J Headduartors K ? Sisbed " room Ed la the A.J" t,,t poison Soio r".. number sun . I euile, "Jliy to be "Sed in the tnl caraaiBn i n Lnne k ten fUleS at the office h ?.ent. The distribution u, county ageiu. . tnres Kiitj wi "e ?,r,e.'l !"0?,af mv obtain it Sunity. sccoru.B w ... t'WIJir.&.toxin"treat- fimples I ,;,!ri.lv be cleared up often f"4 hours! Sulphur in combination fr ...i it! Succeeds where t, botui. Knhnr dears fcjkin.e"'ch noVn iul he "kin t skin troubles. And as sulphur " . .",e.f. ""'I nr raUlis. trie blnekheads. acne, skin erup P' itfomfl yields. The feint anil burning stops instantly E Joon thorough honlins sets m. Erf,, Mentho Sulphur is jncipen t ,nd ll druceists supply it in L Kady to use. He sure its hides. Coles km .1... nl noaanffPJ) of the. iivnen u i o . j ferom a Cold, t'a? inflnmmation hrill remain untu tne oia in guno. the system against Grip and a, Tate1' 'laxative Bromg Auininej labMt Tt l msv to set rid of a Cold if! youdon t neglect it too long, ijei 'a box of BR0MO QUININE. 30e. Proven Merit since 1889 1 ment fur children of the Santa (Mara and adjacent districts were to Imve been discussed Muudny ufternuuu ut a meeting of the Sauta Clara coin inuuity health cemer. .Miss Beth F. Koukel. secretary of the Lau County Ueultli association, was to attend the meeting. The first treatment of the diphtheria preventative will be Riven at a clinic slated for Wednesday, Keb. 22, by lr. S. M. Krron, county health officer. The dtuic is for school children and children of nre-school age. Abrams Gets Boost Support for Carl Abrams as can didate for secretary of state in the May primary is given by the United Spanish War Veterans of Salem. Copies of the resolution of Hal llib bard camp of Snlem are being distri buted in Eugene. Veterans' organ izations and patriotic societies are urged to give thfir Rupport to Mr. Annua? who is now chairman of the board of control. Clinic to be Held A general child health clinic will be held at the. offices of the Lane County Ilenlth association in the basement of the courthouse I hurs day, February Irt, according to an nouncement of Miss Beth F. Koukel, secretary. Montanans to Elect Officers of the Montana club here will be elected at the annual meeting, to be held in the chum Iter of com merce with a "round-up"' Feb. '24. Present officers are: President, lhivid John Jones; vice-president, C. Stnuf fer: secretary, Mrs. Lester Head; ex ecutive committor, H. K. Forncronk, Mrs. Vndnais, Mrs. W. Clarke, K. Hibhs and 10. Kingman. Federal Offices Open Lincoln's hirthduy is not n federal legal hotiduy and the forest offices and post office maintained regular fiours .unnnny. v ftsninptnn birthday. Wednesday. Feb. 22, "is n federal legal holiday and the post office will maintain holiday hours. The forest ofhees will also he closed that day. Invitations Sent Out A total of l.'iO invitations (o noul trymen of tbe Junction City district to attend a poultry institute at Junc tion City Wednesday have been sent out trom the office of u. S. Fletcher. Lnne county agricultural agent. The institute is sponsored by the Junction City local of the Pacific Co-operative l ou it ry i'rooucers Association. Chamber Sinn Down The large electric sijrn of the Eu gene chamber of commerce which ex tended across wept Broadway was taken down Monday. Th directors rook action on the sicn recent v. Tt was held that the sign was not over the door of the chamber and was rather confusing to strangers. Forest Mfln Meet A meeting of the advisory council or the Pacific Northwest foreRt ex neriment station was held nt Port land Mondnr. A. C. Dixon, manager of the Booth-Kelly Lumber company. CHASE CO. Plumbing and Heating Engineers Sheet Metal Work PHONE 243 Vespers Planned Mu Phi Lpaiion, honorary music fraternity tor women ul the Univer sity of Oregon, wdl have cliurm of the weekly vespers program Sunday, reb. 1W, at tin? uuditorium of tut school of music ou the campus ut t:ou p. in. Two Arrested at Donna On charges ut iuioMoUiun two men arrestee. Mtturduy night ut Donna by Jes-s Daniel, depuv tlierift, ate in the county jail uwuiting to be urruigued in jutice court Tuesday. C. W, Talia ferro and Karl Der'reece are the men booked on the juil docket. These were the ouiy arrests made over the weekend. Cigarettes are Topic -Mr. At chivy, ot Kugene, field repre sentative of the Oregon Anti-Cigarette league, addressed the men's bible chins ol I he Springfield Methodist church Sunday morning, umt t-poke briefly before the Suuduy school. Lodge Delegation Coming A delegation of Knights of Pythias from Cottage It rove will be in Eu gene Tuesday evening to attend the Valentine party and dunce to be held by the lie I me I bulge of the K. of V. of this city. Leave for Portland Miss Jeaunette Calkins, alumni sec retary of the University of Oregon, and MiNs Murguret Buyer, mauagiiiK editor of Old Oregon, are at Port land attending a regional aiuiuui meeting. Bounties are Collected Felix Smirks of Blue Hiver col lected the bounty on four bobcats nt the office of the county clerk. Fred WiU'her of Cottage .(irove collected lue county bounty on one bobcat. of the Oregon State Motor uocia- geiie over the uuek-t-ud ul We local in ilk ui me ui'kuuiauwou. Lodge to Hold Dane Kuighlk ot Pimu of llclniel lodge ut uita city wtU be hosts ut u uieu Uue puri, uuuee und sovuii H'tit to be heio ul the K. ol P. hail Tuvsuay evening. Special litcorutiuitf wili uod tg tue guyety of the uliuir. All lotuij Knights ot l'vthui and ituiiig uicui ueiB are invited. Kelt.' abluents will tie i served. L'uutiug siui l at i p. m. The j LomiiUtive iu viiurge of arrutigemeuis ; is com posed lu Mr. ami Alls. L. lu- I sou anu .Mr. ami Mr. J. u. Lumiuei. ; Officers Will Meet Members of the Lane county re serve utlit'era' unsociutiou will meet at (he Eugene hotel W 'cuuesday eve ning, Feb. 15, incteuil ol rnurday. Feu. 17. The change in dale i uiuie neiessary by an iupeciiou trip lo be niude by Major John Bubo trout Feb. 17 to March If. All rcerve officers and applicants for commissions are asked lo uttend the meeting. Trainmen to Dance The second animal ball ot the Bro therhood uf Kiiilruud Truinmen, Mc Keuzie lodge No. Iil4, is to be held ul the Winter (lurden Spanish ball room Tuesday. Feb. 1-4. Dancing will start at l o'clock. Music by George McMurphey's Kollcge Knights. Ttie public is invited to attend. Noli Thursdru night at 7:.lt o'clock on "Coiiiliromisini; With tht I levil " ' lie will talk at the Mission church. There will be special music. Lodgemen at Ceremony Eleven camps f Modern Woodmen of America hud representation! ut tin class adoption ceremony at the hn:il hall Saturday evening. The tfremotiy was he.d by Eugene camp No. oVU. -Mure than l.Vt uttelliled the meeting. .I-diiwon Smith of Portland, state dep uty, whs in charge. Pair Taken South Jtob Coleman and Archie Eddy, ar rested here for California authorities on charges of burglary, have been re turned to Sun Jose by San Jose of ficers. The men Imd been held nt the county ja 1 here for a week. Directors Postpone Meeting The board of directors of the Eu gene chamber of commerce were scheduled to meet Monday evening but. the session has been poslponed. owing to the finance campaign meeting. Returns From Corvallis Miss Agues s. Brightman. county home demonstratior. has returned from Corvallis after attending the mi nimi meeting of extension workers of the Oregon State college. Scouts at Portland Brudford Dntsou, Jack Dunbar and Francis Muller. Eugene Boy Scouts, were ut Portland Saturday to attend the Boy Scout exposition and demonstration. Church Files Articles Articles of incorporation of the Bible Standard mtsion of Eugene have been filed for record at the office of the county clerk. E. S. Kerby Improving E. S. Kerby, Siuslaw forest ranger of Mapleton, is reported to be much improved ot the Eugene hospital. Mr. Kirby returned to the hospital last Friday for further treatment. Alternate Is Named Jerome McKy of this city, student nt the Eugene high school, has been named second alternate for appoint ment fo the United States military academy. All-day Meeting Tuesday ladies" Aid of Central Presbyter ian church v ill meet at the church Tuesday, at lOioO a. m., for an all-1 day session. Members lire notified to j attend prepared to sew, aud to take j their own sundwiches. There will be u j regular businea session at 2; HO p. m. Magazlno to Appear .sow literary magir.ine of The Einemld, student daily of the Uni versity of Oregon, is due to appear Tuesday of next week, according to Don ileelar, president of the student body. The United Press service to the publication has been discontinued. Missionary Is Here Missionary Mrs. Chester A. Mason from the Bible Shyrine, 1is Angeles, is assisting Kev. Chirii Brooks of the Lighthouse temple this week. They expect to start a revival meeting iu Junction Citj in the near future. Sacramento Man In City Mr. and ?tirs. Charles B. Eraser of Sacramento. Cnl., are guests at the Eugene hotel. Mr. Eraser is manager of the Senator hotel in Sacramento and is in the Pacific northwest on a combined business and pleasure trip. Captain Bowman Visitor Captain Dun Bowman, of the firm of Kit gun and Bowman, whose home is in Portlaud, was a week end visitor in Eugene conferring with Lee Uaguu, of the local firm of clothiers. Debate Is Monday .Moiinu'iH li H'tiiihI school will fur nish opposition to the Eugene Bible untverMiy debaters both in Eugene and Monmouth Monday evening. The clous mieMion style of debate will be used, and the audience will give (lie decision. The ff irmative temn will debate here for the bible university. Legion Adds Names More than 175 names were added to the luembernliip list of Eugene Post No. Jt, American legion, in the mem bership drive just completed. The drum corps team look hitih point hon ors in the campaign, with the 4i anil S team second. The local post has innintnined a four-year average of 47tl members. To Speak at Qeadwood O. S. Fletcher, 1-aue county agri cultural agent, is scheduled to speak at a meeting of the Dend-wood grange next Saturday evening. Here From Corvallis Mrs. Vena IS vnA fnmily of Cor vallis were visit- rs heic over the we-fnd nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Uurhin ol mis cuy. Michigan People Here Mr. and Mrs. John IT. Fildew of Pontine, Michigan, en route to Holly wood, Cnl., to spend the winter, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tromp. Here from Vlda C. W. Allen, resident of the Vida district, was a business visitor in Eugene Saturday. State Motor Official Here Preaching at Notl George O. Brandenburg, manngerj Marion F. Horn win preni-n m Growers Will Meet Announcement of the annual meet ing of the Eugene Fruit Urowers as sociation ure U'ing sent out by J. O. Holt, manager. The meeting wilt be held nt the assembly room ot tbe Eu gene chamUr of commerce Saturday, March o, starting at lt):.t0 a. in. Elec tion of a board of directors lor tbe comiug year will be held. Auuual re ports will also be made. More Business for Eugene A Campaign For An Increased Promotion Fund Starts Tuesday Ends Thursday Subscribe Liberally For A Greater Eugene The Five Points Agriculture Markets Recreation Industries The University Community Building Brings Business Funds For This Program Are Asked Of The Citizens Of Eugene By The Finance Committee Of The Chamber of Commerce. F. S. Gannett Bruce Brundatfe A. H. Tiffany A. A. Kopcrs H. II. Ilobbs Ralph Martin F. M. Hathawav" Geo. II. McMorran A. Knykendall V;taniy Stevenson Robert Earl Melvin Hansen, Fred Gerot fSeo. P. Hitchcock Jack Pratt Marion Vealoh Sam Diamond H. C. Farlev W. I. Sallee Loo Gram R. A. McCully Lovall Rujrh W.'O. Swan I'v 0. Immel Dr. II. W. Titus Win. Tubman Tlieo. WixHon Frank IMtis Lew Sharp Geo, Blair Burr Fisher Rev. Stivers Ray O'Donnell Frank Calkins Ray Glass H. 0. Buiong Walter Fell S. Seh in ied in ir II. K. Wilder Albert Stein Fred Walker Everett Logan P. J. Bartle Dr. Del Stnnard D. f y. WillonL'hhy Frank Jenkin Taken to Hospital Mrs. Florence Crawford of Van couver, Wui-h., bus U'en admitted lo the Eugene hospdul for ireaimeni. Stie is the mother of Mi. William Stark of Springfield. Ad Club Is Invited Members of the . Eugene advertis ing club have been invited to attend the uiiuunl bumpict ot tiie tMueiii ad vertising club at Salem February l'hins for union servicer, during pus- j "ion tveek. April 1 to 7, inclusive, 1 just preceding En-ster. were laid tit it i lunciieon meeting Moih.iii; of the Lu nelle Ministerial union. . Kev. A. 11. Saunder.s, chairman, I i v. .1. Frank lin Haas. Kev. Mr. l(oe. Kev. 11. L. Wintcrherger, uiul Kev. A. L. Lons berry are the committee on arrange ments. Next meeting of the group will be heJd Monday, March t Central l'resbyteriun church, when Kev. i'. K. W'heelatid of Chicago, w bo will be here to onduei revival ervices for t hat church, will be the luncheon speaker. .1. .1. Haudsaker. northwest regiona! director of the near ca-t relief. wn- the speaker before t be ministerial 'tnion nt tbe hunlieon Monday nt the Baptist church, indicating (hut a St). mtti.iKH) fund is to he raised to make .TMM. children now in the care of the organization, self-supporting. Five years ago Kt'(HHl children were taken out of. Turkey, and are now being cared for in Palestine, tJreece, Mace donia, Syria and Armenia, The fund is to be raised by June .'hi, lirjO. Sixteen were present for the minis terial luncheon, Kev. II. Kugstud. Kev. It. M. Kranford and Frank Houck be ing received as new members. Protest ngniiisl the navy appropria tions bill now before the bouse of representatives. was unanimously made by the ministers. church kitchen Tuesday afternoon at o'( -k. i'wo divinions wili meet earlier I tin it i hut hour fur covered dish luncheons. Following htc the division and places of meeting: 1 Committee room of tbe MM;n ran and Washburne store; Mrs. W. 1 Richmond, Th Eleventh avenue Wrst; H-Mm, N. E. Winnard, I'JNti Mil! street; -i-Mrs. (i. E. Skipworth ll.'.l Cimnielton; o--.Mis I'en-y Krown. Itl'J Nineteenth avenue west. tV Mm. E. L. Keeney. ml Mill street- 7 Mrs. V. F. W em I. 'I'hird avenue east; H covered dish lunch Ht I o'clock with Mu- K-rns. HCiS Uilvard; 1 Mrs. Louise Miller. 717 Fifteenth avenue eict; lit- cov ered dish luncheon ut 1 t in., with Mrs. C. E. Sclienck. L'Jii'J Hindi Lane. Mrs. Phoebe Kinsey Honored by Children Children of the American Revolu tion, a new orgnniz.at ion in Eugene, elected Mrs. I'hoebe Kinsey, sister nf Leonora Skinner, for whom the chap ter was named, an honorary member of the local group, at a meeting Sat urday. "Oregon. Mv Oregon' was chosen iik tbe cub song. Mrs. E. S. Caunett was hostess to the members and was assisted bv Mrs. E. Conklin, Mrs. '. A. tiilmore, Mrs. C. tt. Wilson, and Mrs. A. F. Set her. .lames llrooke. junior president, was in the chair, (ieorge and Lucy Cannett presented the chapter with an historian' scrap book. Speaker included Edith Paris. Charlotte Choate, Russell ljuinn mid Mrs. W. E. Miner. Tea Towel Shower Scheduled Tuesday Ten divisions of the Methodist Episcopal church Ladies' Aid society. will hold n ten towel shower for the CROW. Feb. LI - (Special) The ba-kefhall game pla.ved at Walker was won by Walker. T'h score whs Wiiiker 'YA, Cruw 11. Th" second team of Crow was also defeated, W. L. Fnril is improving. He is now able to sit up. The Loval Workers met with their leader. Sturdy Ball Bearing Roller Skates, Skate Keys and Parts. HENDERSHOTT'S 770 Willamette Tel. 151 Exoert Truss SS Flttlna Red Cross Drus Co. Mill's Beauty Shop Sppcinli.inK in Permanent Wnvinn. Tlirop itiptliods l.p Mur. Inn Oil. Ni'slli" Cirraliuo: JT 'iO up. Corner flli nml WillKmctlf. 'Ml Tiffany Wile. I'huno UHO. mil Mitnorud-1 hr.itinKton 1'hone Fuel Co. If Removing the cause of Constipation Vnaj tnrwt Pwi4 know hnw to o!ft rn"t Mtmit. Flrrtl Kt imp!er fvj. Uow1na rtl icxure iystmn to lraicoi. Moono ie!ier liipttnn nt bwrt rcfii- li'li'is tif a wfi. 'iiicj antiiw ifwl ilor tttgnuion, frt cjun-i re iult. 0ll r .io iwrk U tt your ilrm,iAt- Ftr fir nm--! tcr-if.t Chambtfllln Med. 0o 501 Pvk 8V., DeMolni, CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS ""jSPwSSi Mooting Date Changed The Women's Missionary union of the Fir.-t Huptist church will meet Wednesday aileruoon at - o'clock, instead of Tuesday, as had becu an nounced. Return From Snlem Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Wilcox have re turned after a week-end motor trip lo Salem. Hore from Salem C. C. Page, uttorney for the state industrial accident insurance commis sion, was a business visitor iu Lu ge no over the week-end. Track Meet set If good weuthcr continues, an out door truck meet is planned as an inter-fruternity event on the univer sity campus next Suturduy, Hore from Cottage Grove Walter Pitcher of Cottugo Orove wus u business visitor iu Ejgene Su turd ay. Opposition to the nnvnl appropria tions bill now dp fore the United Statea house of repreBenlntlven, waa voiced Sunday by the congregation of the Unitarian church acting unani mously, and nt a Monday luncheon the Eugene ministerial association took similar action. The Unitarian protest took the fol lowing form: "To the president of the United States, the senate, and the house of repreentativea: "V, t he undersigned, cil izens of the United States and members of the Uiiitarinn congregation of Eugene I ( h-egon, wish to express our utter disapproval of the building program put forward by the navy deportment. We consider it to lie uncalled for, un st a tes manlike, and inimical to the best interests of our country and to the peace of the world." Th resolution, passed unnnltnotiB ly, was signed by the entire church membership to be sent to Washing ton. Eugene Ministerial union taking like action unanimously will wend commiincintioiiH to W. C. Ilnwley. Oregon representative In congress, and to President Coolldgc. Uriah C. Holeman Dies in Hospital Uriah C. Holemnn, 71, Motor Rottle A, died Sunday, Feb. 12, at ti:0.i a.m. ul the 1 'acil ic ( christian hospital on Collego Hill, after a short illness. Mr. Holeman was horn in Illinois and bus lived in Eugene for I he past 1!S years. He was u member of the Christian church aud L (). O. V. and Hie W. (. W. fraternal organizations. Mr. Holeman is survived by his seven children: T. It. Holeman of Rnymond, Washington: R.lLIlolemitu of Yakima: A. It. Holeman. A. H. Hole man and L. H. Holeman of Eu gene, Mrs. Euiuiu Comuier of Dallas and Mrs. Leotn HoKga, Hnrrisburg. and nine grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Funeral Hervicen will tw held Tues day at 1 1 :.'i0 ti. in. in the Rranstetter chupel. lturial will he ut the old I. O. O. E. cemetery, with members of the Odd EellowH in charge. YOU CAN WHIP OUR CREAM but yon can't bent our milk. ECHO IIOIJXJW HAIRY I3-K-4. m( FIRK INSURANCE Phone 9t7; C, U. Lee-C. L. Sigmnn Agency. tf HICKOX PIANO Tt'NER- f-i mm So-called "com mon" colds are dangerous. Gripp or r'lu may result Cherk the cold promptly. HILL'S Cascara-Hrnmidc-Quinine tablets atop a cold in one day. Drive out the poison. Play safe! Insist on HILL'S, in the red box. 30 cents at all druKnists. HIIX'S Cucara Bromide - Quinine F'om the lowest strata of the underworld to the heights of happiness in NEW YORK East Side West Side Sea oaoe 6. (IX BILLY DPmTMEJVrJrORE- How To Make The Home Look New AVhon n new senson ia about to begin, ovory homemaker Is consumed with n great desire lo liinko a change in the decorative scheme of her home. In (lie springtime, for instance, what could achieve a more delightful, light hearted atmosphere than new curtains for the various rooms. And such sheer materials that will allow plenty of sunlight to drift in and give an old setting a new aspect. Come in to make your curtaining selection. Note Low Pricings SPECIAL LOT OP Ruffled Curtains Values to $1.98 SPECIAL LOT OF Ruffled Curtains Values to $2.25 WITH TIE HACK TO MATCH 98c Some with dainty colored ruffles and, of coui'hw, other In aelf color. Then, too, there ure dulnly white ones with all-over dots. Short lines with two and three pairs of each kind, which means early choosing. Plain white, blue, ruffles combined material. $1.69 also with rose or quality 5-Piece Ruffled. Curtains $1.25 Made of fine marquisette in various colorful rayon stitched edges rose, blue or gold on rich cream ground. This attractively priced set consists of two drapes, two tie backs alid valance. Feature No. 12- 550 Yards Lovely Curtainings, Values To 69c Yard FILMY SCRIMS AND MARQUISETTES VIE FOR HONORS THEY ARK SELF FKU'RED, ALSO COLORED FIGURES OX WHITE OR ECRU GROUNDS. There is something friendly and sweet about these beautiful curtainings that makes tbeni especially appealing. There is an airiness and freshness about them Licit makes llieni suitable for both bedrooms, living and dining rooms. Such an interesting group. See them on display in one of our 10 h street windows others inside. Tuesday Learn The Art Of Making Hcautiful Pleat ed Parchment Lamp Shades Very Much In vogti Too. Instructions I ree. Art Dept., Second Moor.j
