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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1928)
I "TotY NEWS :-: "F1T 1 RY MENACE GIVEN i - .. dirf n i t' , L'-.rt It A. IVUaovu, j - ...a U) It . I,.,, kiililB Ul... . J' S"u ilujor buOU. aU ' uarl ot June, wiU i.eU w ru,.u (or his new irt mf ."Vu.vnl lie will be an- 11 w ,,!.( ui ii battalion ot r r II I UcKey, annum lu tbe P'LeJ'mt. corp.. will trHOOU VOTE IS TOPIC SS itli tae county bouu- L Tuie Oili,,uu. and lu'ruau ITSim". a KleUO worn tin I".1' 'X'f tlte'voie lu consolidate car- laruwr wiu ' tin a jury iu tlit court of ied T.,.. llisun 15 minutes at nd Tliurday to t'oi truest 1,-rnouse, -o &u,,,v w ,, . r ton att early m February ill Soriatim. of Ada liuulill, 111. lie a arrested. Judge Jlc r..nt.ni.i liiui to three jcarH at Lil island- i Society mama"" um fur the ori;uni.alioii or a ..rd children's society in tbe state !ron. nere discussed at a nieet it Salem Thursday of a Kroup ot i....i.IhiI hv Mrs. Ar- Bennett Hail and Jira. Grace Boikirk. I'r. William Deklcin, h of the Alariou couuiy cunu fin Jenumstration, attended the leral Jurors Drawn IwoLune county mi'n, John llobus led, Eugene, and V. H. iLaee. Iier, Cotuuse lirove, luive been a (or inivnu Kiiiuu j... j "" jurors have been called for fed cuuit at l'orlliind April 2U. liie to Have Meeting lie .Now L.eanue win nieei. wimi- , 1 ..'..I....L- limolinnn lit tllA le of .Mrs. Sarah Hall. -M east idtfar. .Mrs. l-'evereaux will pre i nanpr on "Civic art as applied lot ciiy." Lnl Officers Here K. Newell, director ot leiieral ibition law eutorceinent in ure- I'arro 'rillollt. tlplllllV. e in Eucene Thursday registered lit Osiiurn hotel. triage License Issued Imarriane licpiiHe lias leeu iNsuen l'ul. f U'nulnv lerson and Delia Sevey, both of THE R IT 0 E V R "U ABD Pa Re Three automobile accident recently, will be held Sunday at Z p. m., in the Veatcb chapel, liev. C. L. Trawin, pastor of uie a irsi xsaptist ennren will otticiute and imerment will take place in the Oak HUl cemetery. Charles Spores to Start Prison Term Appeal in the case of Charles Spores, convicted on a charge wf theft of stock here recently, haa been dropped and Spores will start his sentence' of five years in the state penitentiary. Sheriff Frank K. Tay lor left for Snleiu Friduy morning to turn Spires over to prison author ities. Spores has been out ou bond but sent word that he would give himself up Friday when Sheriff Tay lor arrived at Salem.. The Robb Dress Shop Will move to its new location. 30 E. Broadway about April L'uth. Watch for our opening announcement THE BHOAUWAY. INC. tf Dr. J. L. Hesse will be back in of fice Monday. aig Hemstitching Special 6c and 8c MISS. RUSSELL at BRILL'S. Warnings to orchard OWflTS of .ane coiiutv that iIia rrnir fit- ,r appear ;.on are issued bv r. E. Slew art, county fruit inspector. The gooseberry maggot or fruit fh is one of the most serious pests of I he currant and gooseberry fruits that the grower hus to contend wilh. Jhe dnniugi- wrought by Ibis pest is caused by the feeding of the larvae within tbe fruit itself, causing it to become prematurely ripened and en tirely worthless. The fly emerges during April and .May from the soil where it has spent the winter. The exact date varies with the season. East season the first flies were observed April 1(1 resting on the gooseberry bushes ready to lay their eggs in the fruit as soon ns it was formed. In l'.IL'll. they were first observed on April S. and in 125 on May 13. They fly about on the foliage for a few days, lapping tip moisture and lilts of honey dew from the surface of the haves. Afler a short time, they commence stinging the berries, lav ing their eggs under the skin (if t lit I r u it. A sweetened poison sprnr consist ing of leiul arsenate (2 ouiuesr nvrup (1 qimrt) ana water 'Ct piHonsi is attractive to the flu-a ami will kill tlieui when .nived lightlv on the fol mKe duiuK the time that the flies are out. The first nprny application should bt made as noou ns the berries net. Others will follow until the middle of May or later. Additional upray ap plications should be made at weekly intervals in ease no Khowers of rain oivur, until five ' or six have been made. Itain will largely discount the effect of previous applications nnd will necessitate a repetition of the spray. Prof. Hohgatt to Aid at Convention I'rof. Cyrus H. Ttolipatt, director of music of the First Christian church, will be tbe music leader for the state couvention of the Christian Kndeavor Thursday and Friday. April lit and '20, at The Dulles, Oregon. Previous to hi departure ho is plnnuiitR special musical uuuibers for Sunday eveninn's service at the local church. He will sing a solo, Thelma Hreshears and (iladyj Hreshears will sins a duet, "Jesus is All I Need." and lr. M. T Hose, acting pastor, will preach on "Flaming Youth, or Youth Aflame. This will be the last sermon of Or. Hose here if lr. K. V. Stivers, pastor, let urns in time for tbe fol lowing Sunday's -services, as expected, lie will hind in New York Tuesday. April 17. A. A. EDDY, LOCAL RESIDENT. KILLED A. A. Kddy of Kimene. son of Mr. j ami .Vrs. Frank Fay Kduy of this city, was accidental killed in a iok iii Hccidtnt a? lwell tuortly be fore noou Friduj'. According to f caver accounts of the accident, .Mr. Kddy was loading : logs on u truck,- from a loK-d.iuip. f when one of the bin tlmSers became luu:-em'd and erased down on bun. iie was an emptoe of the Baldwin i I.oi;sin; company and experienced in iiiai woi'K. ins preseui occupation was bautinj,' the hn;s to the, Walters ItushonK null here. Coroner Y. Y. Itraustetter left at nomi for the scene. It is understood that Mv. Kddy was married and the father of two children. He was well kuowu in Ku His father. Frank Fay F.ud is former pnstor of the l uitavian cliurch and during the last two years a free lance newspaper and magazine writer. Bridge Lighting Plan is Outlined You CAN Willi OC'H CRKAM. but von can't -nt our milk. KCHO HOLLOW DAIRY 43-F-4. x tf SPKlNti FIFLI . April l.'t.-(Spe-ciah. I'roposcil plan lor lighting tbe bichwav .'u'iiljie which is to span the Willamette river w eM of Springfield was told at Friday's noon luncheon by M. 1. Merrill of tbe Albany office of the Mountain States Power com pany. He described the meth.wl used at Albany mid declared a similar one cound he used here. W, 11. i'uiuui of Kuirene. county clerk, urged the necessity of every citilwu registering for voting l April 17. Members of troop 1 1 of the Hoy Scouts, sponsored by the I, ions club, were guest at the liiiirlietui wilh their seoimuasier, Chester AidricU. Kntertainment committee f-r next week will be J. F. Keiels and D. K Murphy. EDWARD TRAPP. MANAGER Credit Adjustment Huretiu. Ph. We collect when others fail Notes nnd accoeiita bought, -'lil l.O.O.F. RUig. tf RI'NT A SAXOIMIONI' FKKK I.KSSUNS. FICKNK Ml SIC Sllnl' .McDonald Theater I'.ldg. alrt Piano Player to Rent $, per month Kl'Cl'.NK Ml'SlC SHIM' McDonald Theater llldg. a lf MeKINLEY INSl'RKS ANVTHIXO On price and quality we have no competition but we can't afford to tell you about it. Try Caswell's and see M II vat for Salem lu&ige .lames T. Brand who has a hearing circuit enure cases nere tUe pat week !ms left for Sulem. iM of G. A. R. to Meet liit regular meeting of the Ladies L-,f (i. A. It. will .He lit id at the lorj Saturday starting at 2 p. m. bniths to Hold Dance oanr-f will be lield hy the Amar , club at the Masonic tnnple Fri eveuing starting at S'I!0 o'clock. In bow Girls to Meet meeting of the Uainbow gir'a will 'Id Fridav eveiiimr at tbe Mason- kmple. N,. lodge work is planned the mpetmg. it is announced. vet for Cottage Grove 1 a r leiener. imm county ngn iral agent, left Friday for V'ot Grovp in (ho iiitnc.iji f .i;. 'llilltl fif iiibisiinnil linnli... ('.... tl... f ot control cninpaigu in that dis- iuty Awessor Finishes o. Ji'Trm, deputy countv ns r tn di. Cottnire drove district, completed his work for the vear made a rfpnrt to Hen F. Keeney, awars five now finished their swim .narcn l. !' Name Filed isumed Imsiness name of the 'n unit tiers ninrket was filed ecorrt Kh.1,1.. m ti er:.... hi clerk. ' " I. I'J License Issued marriiii.t. Ii.. i... . i j . ,,""'' 'he uinniy clerk for ,k. J' """'5' " ilniiil i and ' l-Wfei.ey f llarrialiura. F l Portland ' lietidiug the AM. nnd daughter week-end in I' f ! Assessed- fi Rnhen.tein wan fined $'.' in " !"-ee of illegal tiark 10 rhiriemtli avenue east. I Car Found ioiin.1 .id..ned here l,v the "f"." ,!'k" t" m.lice hend- . .nn i ..rllaml imlice notified l-nt "'" r ''" f'U Mtnq Planned ,,i ' ,'he imiinilv heiillh ! t.riV; llHI' K' Knnkeu 'ation ,'!""' ' '"""' ,1',"' i i "nr ri... i. 7n.7 ? ''"-httniin. coiinly """tra'l-n agen. ' .,!" ' .." '"r Hi- late Or- "".. f,;i,r": .-""-oid - OCEAN CRABS r . -""Snt Fre.h Dally Newinan'e St. Tl no I'J "B''rSlVc"tedeM"k "KK " our fountain CwIJl & Davis 734 WHIamett. M SATURDAY IS LAST DAY 50c Jonteel Cold Cream Face Powder 2 for 51c Harmony Toilet Water, 2Vi-oz. 2 for 51c Harmony Toilet Water, 6-07.. 2 for $1.01 Hiker's lllasol 2 for 51c 30c Rexall Shaving Cream 2 for 31e TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT 50c JONTEEL COLD CREAM A bouiI cli-analng cream. Snfl. smooth. 2 for 51c YOU SAVE 49c Also Jon teel Vanish ing Crenm. . Keeps the c 0 mnlexlon youthful. 2 for 51c YOU SAVE 49c 50c Bouquet Ramee Talcum An Imported talcum perfumed with the odor of freshly cut flowers. 2 for 51c YOU SAVE 49c Harmony Rolling Massage Cream : 2 for 61c Medicated Skin Soap 2 for 26c Klenzo Tnr Shampoo Soap 2 for 26c Kgyplan i'alm Soap ....2 for 11c Quinine Hair Tonic 2 for 51c $1.00 Bouquet Ramee Face Powder Blends per fectly with 1 li p c a m plexlon. All shades 2 for $1.0l! YOU SAVE 99c Bouquet Ramee Toilet Water 3 ozs 2 for $1.51 Bouquet Ramee Rouge ...2 for 51c Keeps the teeth clean, white nnd lienutiful without In jury to the enamel. Pleasant tasting. A foinmon-sense dent-rifice. 2 for 51c YOU SAVE 49c 50c Klenzo Dental Creme 25c ORANGE BLOSSOM $9 TALCUM POWDER Of fine Imported talc. Delightfully soft and refresh ing. 2 for 26c YOU SAVE 24c 75c HARMONY BAY RUM Full Pint Bottle Made from the finest distilled Oil of Hay. Men like this excellent product for general toi let use. l'arllcularly refreshing after the shave. 2 for 76c YOU SAVE 74c Harmony Cream of Almonds 2 for 36c Harmony Lilac Vegetal ...2 for 76c Harmony Cocoa Ifutter Cold Cream 2 for 51c Harmony Cocnanut. Oil Shampoo 2 for 51c 75c Rexall Theatrical Cold Cream A good ?lea n I n g cream for eve ry day use. 2 for 76c r'ou Save 74 Georgia Rose Cold Cream 2 for 26e Georgia Hose Vanish. Creum 2 for 26c Georgia Rose Soap 2 for 26c Georgia Rose Talcum 2 for 26c Georgia Rose Face Powder 2 for 61c 50c Klenzo Liquid Antiseptic Kills germs, banishes bad taste, purifies the breath. Valuable in the treat men t of pyorrhea. 2 for 51c YOU SAVE 49c SUNDRIES and BRUSHES 25c Quality Tooth Brushes YOU SAVE 24o Cara Nome Twin Vanity Case 2 for $2.01 Rexall Tooth Paste 2 for 26e Rexall Shaving Ixt!on ... 2 for 61e An aHsort- m c n t of styles and qir.es that will satisfy ihe ren,u re- m e n t s of ; ywr family. .1 for 26c ! lia r Brush ' 2 for 76c ' Ijjilicr Hni'h 2 for $1.26 ' Adhesive plaster. 1 Inxl yd. 2 for 16c Adhesive Piaster, I InxD ydB. 2 for 51c Qui k Acting Plaster 2 for 51o Powder Puff 2 for 26c I'emo Nap (Sanitary Napkins) 2 for 51c Tooth Brushes 2 for 36o Hand Brushes 2 for 26c Pocket Combs 2 for 26c Plnylng Cards (Bridge) ...2 for 61c WHAT A REXAIX ONE CENT SALE IS It Is a sale where you buy an Item at the regular price, then another Item of the same kind for 0110 cent. As an illustration: The . standard price ot Klenzo Dental Creme Is BOc, you buy a tube at thta price nnd by paying 1 cent more, or 51 cents, you get two tubes. Kvery article in this sale Is a high class standard piece of merchandise, Just the same as Is Bold evory (lay at the regular price. This sale was developed by the United Drug Co. afl an advertising plan. Rather than spend large sums of money in other ways to convince you ot the merit of these goods, they are spending it on this sale In permitting Us to sell you a full-size package of high standard merchandise for 1 cent. It -costs money to get new customers, but the sacrifice in profit Is Justified, knowing the goods will please you. PURETEST HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS 25c Puretest Epsom Salt One-Pound Container Highest purity. Positively safo and oon-lrr'laiit. 2 for 26c You Save 24c Cream Tartar, 3 or.B 2" for 26c Zinc Stearate 2 for 26c Castor Oil,- 3 ozs 2 for 26c Other Household Remedies Boric Acid, 4 oz 2 for 26c Little Liver Pills 2 for 26c Zinc Ointment, 1 oz. tube 2 for 26c Carbolic Salve 2 for 26c Hygienic Powder 2 for 61o Gypsy Cream ..2 for 61c I) uretic Pills 2 for 51c Spring Tabs 2 for 26c Sodium Phosphate, 4 oz 2 for 61c RUBBERGOODS $1 Monogram Rubber Gloves An excellent heavy glove for Iiouho nold use. 2 for $1.01 YOU SAVE 99c Maximum Comb 2 for 36c $2.00 Maximum Fountain Syringe Guaranteed for One Year Molded in one piece. 2 for $2.01 YOU SAVE $1.99 12 00 Maximum Hot Water Bottle 2 FOR $2.01 REXALL REMEDIES Milk of Magnesia, 2 for 51c You Save 49c $1.00 Peptona Full Pint K n r 1 1 h e s the blood and builds strength A good tonic for the spring 50c Rexall Laxative Salt A refreshing efforvescent laxative. : 2 for 51c YOU SAVE 49c r si.uj. vi SAVE 99c 2 for $1.01 YOU 'yr' Hair Tonic 2 for 1.01 Corn Solvent 2 for 26e Menth W. Pine & Cod Llv Kxt 2 for 61 Analgesic Balm 2 for 36c Cedar Chest Compound ... 2 for 26c Cherry Bark Cough Syrup - 2 for 26c Pool Powder 2 for 26e Canara Coinp., No. 3, Ilinkle IHO h 2 for 36c AntisiptlB, full pint 2 for 76c 69c Puretest . Aspirin Tablets Bottle of 100 Prompt relief from pain. Will not de press the heart 2 for 70c YOU SAVE ' 68o Soda Mint Tablets 2 for 26o Tr. Iodine with Applicator 2 for 26c No. 6 Disinfectant, Id ozs. 2 for 51o Glycerin SuppoB., Adult ...2 for 31o Glycerin Suppos., Infant ...2 for 26o Mineral OU, Russian type, full pint 1 2 for $1.01 75c Puretest Rubbing Alcohol Full Pint V,. .. .ii noapllalB. gymnasiums and training camps for bathing and rub down. 2 for 76c YOU SAVE 74c ., STATIONERY 50c Marsala Pound Paper A QUALITY PAPER 2 for 51c A new large I flat iheet very popu lar Marsala j envelopes to jmatch. 1 for 51c Guardsman Stationery ....2 for $1.61 Pierre Stationery 2 for 76c lrd Baltimore Stationery While and Tints 2 for 61c Cnxrnde Knvelupes 2 for 4lo Writing Tablets, Killed or Plain 2 for 11c $1.00 Exotic Stationery An up-to-date box of good writing paper. 2 for $1.01 YOU SAVE 99c Cascade Pound Paper .2 for 51o Milk Chocolate Bar, H-lh 2 for 36c Chocolate Covered Cherries 2 for 76c Llpgett's Wafer RollB 2 for 6c Hard Candles 2 for 26c Fun Candy Bars 2 'or c $1.00 Challenge Package Ataorted Chocolate 2 for $1.01 Saturday is last day of this Nationally Famous lc Sale Save on your household requirements. RfeS-IitiA'i! i at ii ( - in I II mm m - - ' Company Qeo.W. "Davis, Mr. Every Article is Guar anteed to Give You Satisfaction ipi This is Your Opportunity to Obtain Seasonable tfjl I fntmphnlrl llnmv; .'i! Money-Saving Prices Hut One More Day To Participate In The "American Legion Exposition," Held At Armory. Let's Go! To Meet The Insistent Demand We Will Continue Extra Special Until Saturday Evening S Fresh Creamery Butter, Per Pound Up Until 12:00 Saturday Noon Only Pound 42c Ammonia, 15c Sellers, 2 Bottles 15c (At the above price 'till noon Saturday.) May'naisc Salad Dressing, Yi Pt. 25c Ami a lbc Dottle trench urosBing rrue nil noon Saturday only. AH Day Buys Queen Green Olives, Two Jars 25c Tall glass Jars. Nlco to take on trips. Clorax, Fine For Bleaching, 2 35c Peaches, De Lux Halves, 3 Cans 69c Corn, Very Nice Grade, 2 Cans 35c 4 cans 65c; 12 cans $1.85. Golden variety. Chocolate Malted Milk, Lb. Can 49c Just the thing for making a dollclous drink. Montana Hardvvheat Flour, 49 Lb. Sack 1.98 ."Cotana" guaranteed satisfaction. Try a sack at our risk. Dried Prunes, good quaL, 3 Lbs. 25c Just the right size for cooking. Jell Powder, All Flavors, 3 Pkg. 25c Makes an ldenl dessort. For Sunday too. Extract, Lemon or Vanilla, 2 Btl. 25c A well known brand of Imitation extract. Asparagus Tips, Four Tall Cans' 49c This Is a close out While lot lasts, , Salmon, One Lot, 4 Flat Cans 49c Fresh Fruits And Vegetables Fresh Green Asparagus, 2 Lbs, 25c Bananas, Fancy Golden, 3 Lbs. 23c Lettuce, Fancy, Large Size lids. 10c New Carrots, Fancy, Lg. Bunch 10c Oranges, Medium Large Fancy 45c Navels, Very Sweet And Juicy, Dozen (A!J USUAL rB7.IVBlUK3 TO AU, PARTS OK CITY WITHOUT CHAKQE) Half Dozen Wonderful Saturday Specials From The. Meat Department Nice Pork Roast TmfflWRMRil . Per Pound P ii A "A ' i l3?J -XH 'Ti.' l swmriBMBjaa -nfm 15 Bonolt'sa Corn Bfof, round 20c Pure Lard, Two Pouruls 2")0 Two Phones 17 and 18 Href IJonst, Per Pound 17c -Loan And Fat Salt Pork, 2 Lba 23o -Fancy Lean Bacon, Per Pound 25o Deliveries Free Tiffany Iildg. &th Willamette AaaatM
