Morning register., June 18, 1922, Image 7

Rov, II. L. Bowman of Portland
Will do bpoakor
CONCERT THIS AFTERNOON
(iriu'lnnlJi'M Kiiwh l lit. Km n.ru
( Moiuiiiyi huiiio I Literally
1 I'rralilcut MiikiT
.rim luudilniiioiito sermon lit 11
IYlcl iI.Ih .t.oi iii.ik, to liu ilnlivor.nl
In Hi'. Wrnl Methodist church, mill i In.
ii.iK.eiiit.nt' uuitoort ll.tH arior-
iiiio.i. ' st'i unilur dlroctlpn of the
IvMNlty N.-hool of inutile, will b
....i..v'h uvoitlK of tho r.uly-altth com-
i ir('MI"H . ..Ml 'ii.vrs.iy
nf tri'i:.n. i" ".. tun win uo uu
lu-nri'il l.y H"V. M. t. liowiimn, iins-
,r i,r ll.o Klrul lrliyt..rliin church
I ( fori litml. Ill subject will t..'
.Mure 'limn ron.iuoriira." J.il.n Hluik
I.Vn.lM. prnftiNMiir of organ tn itio unl-
v.'ifl'y. will preside lit tlin organ, und
MiulfiiiHt iwmo mrurniv unit ill UUI
criiliy fliioir -win give inu vonii
I HtiiHld. ... .
'I'ho conenft nt 4: 10 thin aftornonn
in tli woman's building, to which nil
fricn.lH f I ho iftilvnrslty iiro Invited.
! i lii charge of tho faculty of tho
Kurd In MMnnirM III aiding
ihs -ii.iniieftmont KJtoroliwH will
Is hold, f"f l,,n Hrt timot In tho nu
(limriiim of Hip woman's building, m
: io o'qIix'K fliniKiiiy morning, Tho ml
droit will be dollvotod iy rr. A, H,
i riilniin, pn-Hidwnt of tho ITnlveraliv
or warm, iiih inino win no ''(loutle-
nmn nnd Jwhnlar." negroes will be
I (DI)fTirt OH 261 HttHtftnlN. Of thPMIV
twfnl-lx will rcnolvn ndvnnrtd tin
jtwn, For thn flmt tlmo tlm grad-
imteM of lh University . of On-non
iiriMHii or inouioinn win coma to I'.u-
Ki-ma to receive their diplomas. Thin
yi'iir'n rtnM It) niodlclno contain ton
ttiPini)orn. mreo or wnom nre women.
rrricnuii rr Today
Tho proirrmn for tho baccalaureate
f)irrnM muows:
Oman processional, John Stark
Evan
Invocation, Ilov. J, M, Wultora. nan.
tor Klmt Methodist church.
llpnt'dlrtun (Kt. rneHIa' Masai
Co ii not t, Minn. Jtoo MoUrow and uni
vcrraty rliolr.
jfrripture reading. President K.
ftindrwn. Kugnn Bb university.
KanrtuH (Hi. OHlla's .Maj) Uou-
nrl, John If. Rlafort nnil u itvrrIty
I'rnypr, Itev. Frmlorlck O. JonnlnM.
Kr-rtur Ht. Mnry'n Kplitropnl church.
SolnThct I'nnltrnl Van i.oWuior.
Mind. Hoo Monro w. nop in no.
Mjinii-rortUKiH'Hc.
Korruon "Moro Than Oonatmrom,
Iti'v. ItnroM T liowiimn, I'n.'rtor Kimt
I'rmliytorlnn chtirrh of Portland.
Hymn Mnry ton.
Itcnr.Urtlon. -flrv. W. H. T Mar-
ft a II. I'nntor Klmt ronrppit(onnl
cnuron. .
ronlludc. John Htnrk rranf.
I'rtifiVNtti for loiwlny
Fallowlnir In thi orrtpr of MprchiM
for tho oommoncciuent .tiroKruin
Mntiilny morning:
l'rof'(5finnal. I'omp nnd rircum-
itnnco -Elimr, unlvcrlty orolinnlrn
Itivoratlon, Tlpy, O, IX Dunhnni,
Panlnr KlrNt Hup tint churrh.
Solo KantAKla Appawilflnata
VloiutPmpii, Ml km Tx)rl Oratko, vlo-
llniMt, Mra.. Ooorvo ttardam at tho
fin no.
Announepmont of prlim nnn nehol
Solo "Lunffi dal Onro nni
Scochl: "Ixivo wont a-HtillnK." Cnr
tltut Petoraon, bnrltono, Patty Franch
jvinrMon nt tho pln.no.
AilnrPM "Oondonmn and flonoi-
nr," IVniililnnt A. U. Upham, Unlvor
Klty of Idaho, ::
rnnfcrrlnn Of doRMM, ProAldont P.
I. Cnuipboll.
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
(Continued from P flvt.) '
h"n Mr. Udily roturna. ltov. C'hark
r. Klllull, u IfOHlon, will oocupjr 1110
IMiloli ui a hdocIiiI nrvloa next Hun-
ui.y. ,
o O 0 -.
To Kllrnil Vnfi.tJi.n fin HlpKmdo
... il. MuClurirTi jot jVorlluna, who tin
I 1 ii uiK'it for u wo.'k ul lht hotuu
ft Mr. und Mm, L. hi. llouii. will k'nvi
t. nitty for tho ui.H(r AloKoitKle. lie
lilittw to rcn.uht for,lho unvullInK of
...uncoil in. 1 iiio.ii.ii.nl hv ll.o u. A.
at AicKonilo iiiIUko ntuct Hununy.
Ixaivoa fur Hums In Ran Fnuiclxro
Mr. Iiuln H. Hhtirp. ot Bnn Krun
cIhiio. who him boon a giiost for a
" . uk nt tho homo or Mr. untl Mm. u
linin, will louva tomorrow to
turn to lur homo, Mr. lloim In Mm.
Btiarp'H nophow.
m w w
l iilvornlly Ivioiilo fto to Cullfiwitln
-1'rofaiwnF nnil Mm. A. 11. Bchroff
nil Profoiuor Erlo W. Allon loft In
uio ttchroff cnr yostonlny for Call
'".l.lii. Mr. nnd Mra. Bchroff will
lH.ld thn Minmior n. (?nrmnl. nnd Mr.
All.n will bo hmtructor In journnlism
ino unlvornlty of Cnllfornla sum'
"wr ntnoul at llorkoloy.
I'-.liihiKton, K.'i.iluuto ot tho ilnlvoriliy
u. uiukoii with tho claw ot 19H, jinil
nmnibor of tho fncultv vonr boforci
""it. win in tho city yontoriliiy for tho
..".inn rounioii, Mho nns boon rom
jK ilurlnR tho pnm yonr nnd la now, on
i-i wnv in iiiiirnr.nlii.
''rmillliii In Aniudiif.vl MIhh Vri.n-
.-.uruo, aiiuHHtor or Mr. nnil ir.
''. K I'lorco, hiiH boon . uiipolnled ua
orKnnht of tho Klmt Mothodlal church
of tho auinmor mantha dollniT tho
"i.onoo of John Sturk Bvnna, wlio,
iinompnnlod by hla wife, will loiiva
u .L trill tn liiwn. Kl un lli.ron la .1
"...uumu ot l no niunono lilgll acnooi,
a
JMn lainilabnry to Ionvn M.
"n Ijiniiabuiy, doiin of tlio achool
muulo, of tho Unlvoralty of Oroiron,'
ii MWclod to loave this woolc for tho
J'Jit. whoro, iiecoinpi.nlcd by B ifroiip
' h'Ualo lovora, ho will Mill tor Mil
rnno to apond aovernl montha nt tho
uaio contora of tho old world.
V
, Vi M. O. A. Hoya llavo llllto About
20 bOVn nf llin Kiijfnnn V. M. n. A.
''"j'inied yoatordny nftornoon nftor u
ami cninpinK trip along tno win
"motto rlvor. Tho pnrty wnt In
Pliiifuo of W. V, Wnltor, boya' work
m'crctiiry of tho argnnlnntlon, .' nnd
'""y alnrtod Krldny nftornonn nnd
cniiinod ovor nlRhtln jhe hllla. ., , ,
Auto nonil Mnp ConipMnl Tho
J"1 Ijino county nutnmnblln rood
.Iiiih boon completed nnd will bo
"ndy for dlalrlbutlon tomorrow, nc
coroinar to MiiKono Chndwlck, aocro
"y of tho chnmbor of commorcn,
J'Hloh lina imbllaliod tho mildo. In nil-,
ulllnn to tho mnp tho boukl.it oon
lulnt. n randy rafarence llat Of rda
I'"'1 '"''; i..l auKKoallona
'"'Hla III tin. vli lmiy r fiio elly. :
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1922
('lilt, lie Hoy
"..MI I1..IIH..II,
hlllilll! VlWI'l
"1 IIJlH lllly aocunil ..iiiilNuur on II.,!
AllWUIIIII'l' Unit u
X.
HIltlllliMllJlt II',
rr.iT.I'J'N ,'"1 "' "''"'"" 1" Honolulu,
i . I 7 ... ' ,"'"'""' " II." Norlli-
"III J'llrlflu , ,,., I,,,,.,,,,.. ... ....
lllliu UK... 1 "
I . . a
I'nrt l.f IVoihVn Addlllun 'u,
,m ;.'',i,7,L",y .!'""rt y-"i' inndo
.in iinli-r viicnlliiK ii iiorlliiii f 'r
llor a ai ronil nddlllnn In Hi.ki i,,,. Thm
porn,,,, vn. l... ,.,..,, ,lmB.
All or lilc.i'ka 14 iimi n ...... i,r,i,
' '" boundiiry to I In, wimt
linn of I'lorco Hti-.K-l unit (inmt alri.ot
llnjiorth lioiimlmy u, ,u,rlh
.... ,,, ruin airi.i'i or (Jronor a aiic
onu uddlllon to KiiK. n...
a a a
KimiciT Hum, ( lull Koiida lllvltu
lion 'I ho uniniul picnic r tho Hui n-
r nulla uon.iuuiilly ilul, will bo
Bold July 4 und an Invlnitioii hna been
ri.f..ll,d Ut III. CllUINlMT ,.f Lomn.i.r. i.
',.,i..iK ui. iino rounty roHlilonla to
tnjoy tho duy lui tho kiiv(m or tho or-
ai....iuiiiun, a i:ou.i.l..i.. prouruui or
". a....ioa u.i.i aporiH huh in-mi pro
pi.rod ror tho ovont uci ordliiK to Word
ruc'lvcd,' ,
a a
TluuwimlH J'n'twni in (: m rv,.
try 'I'lioiiaiinda of Kuirono niiorilo .ire
propurlnic to bio thi.ni,.lv, to tint
co.m, ai.iuiy nookn In Ijini, rnuniv
and adjoining aounlloa today If tho
wcuiuur roi.uilna aa It waa vt.nlnr.ltiv.
(luruKn moil nnd ..np1oyi.a of aurvloo
aiauona rt.iorlil lunt nlKht Hint moro
Kuaolino wua aoiti ytmiorduy than on
i.ny aliiKlo duy thla your pravloua to
una iiuio.
Tulitu i'cMlium In Illlnola Myron
Wiirroii niitth.'ll, ami of Mr. nnd Mra.
H. (Jotoliul), haa Kr..diutl..d thla yiur
from Ilia Uulvorally of lllliiola, with
n.Kii nonora. .no iiiko hua tho dla.
tlnt'tlon of hnvlnir ourncd Ihroo unl-
vt.rt.lly daiirmw without hnvliiK inlaaod
ft alntrlo rocltutlon, two of which do
grooa ho reci.lvod from 11. u Unlvorally
of OrftWii. And ho hna now ncciM.tfd
n jiOHltlon thoru ut tho Uulveralty or
ii.inoia.
Jolin H. Klofcrt tn Iotvo John B.
Hli.rort, of thn UnlvorMlty of orotcon
achool of mualc, will moot lila imronta
ut I'ortluntl thta wm.k whon thoy ur
rlvo from tholr rocont homo In l'enn.
aylvunla on II. u way to Houthorn Call
fonilii, whtiro thoy will rcaldo. Mr.
Slorort will ncconipiiny hla puronta on
u motor trln to thalr now homo from
Portland nnd will bo ucconipunlcd by
......p.... t.u.Hn.. r .
V
filft Ar Aupmdntrd - Tho nhlP'
moot of garmvnUi from the- I wine
county choplur of the American lied
Crom to tho ux-Horvlco men now ron-
flni-rt nt hofipltal 77 nt Portland la
hlKhly npprooiutad by official of tho
orunulxjiilon urcorulnir to a coimnun
Icatlon received hi-ro ut tho Itt-d (,'ronK
hfmdiiuartura. The offlcluls of tho
Vwtrrnnr Hoclnl m'rvlori have con
veyed ihi'lr thanka to the monition of
tn women a citinn or tno county who
huvo contributed tho girtHa . ,
(kim of Booklot IU"iuirt?.l--A rc
QUMt for 60 copier of tho "Heart of
Oreiron'H Outdoora." haa boon received
by Ifiuirone Chadwlck. nccretury of the
ciiariiiMrr or commnrce, wntcn nna
ti no n nored the publicity publlrntlon,
from tC. J. Adumn, necrotary to United
Htatea Senator Htanflold, who wrttea
that tho booklet baa received hlKh
coimnenduilon iik u iiieaiia of uiiveruH
inir tho acenlo und IndtiHtrlal und iik
rlculttiral ndvantmroa of tho county.
iti'iiritHftntatlvs W. C. Huwley haa also
written an approclntlvo letter after
recelvlnff a copy of the publication
from tho local elm m nor.
Tlenry Ilowe Goia Powlttnn TTonry
V. Howe, aon of Profoaaor H. C.
ttnaai.A f lin TTnlvnraltv nf Oroirnn
baa been appointed to thn chair of
Roolofry In the otnte iinlvoraty fit
l.oulrtana, Mr. Howo, who graduat
ed from tho Vnlvermty of Orogon In
itiiA with tlio littrhest lionors In
l.At.l hna litlfnn Ph. D. thlH
aprlng lut, Btanford university,, hla
doctoral tnoaia ueintr on vino miu
cone of Glataop and Uncolu Counties,
Oregon." Ho hna boon aaked.to re
port to Baton Hougo, tho wot of tho
University of IxiulHana, -und begin
work tho flrat of July.
lbiruld Cn3co Wliut llonor Hurold
L'OKO, BOH Ol JU(IK iliiu mn. . t.
Cak( Qt Portland, haa boon graduat-
.ill. itmtinttn nf TorhnoloKV. accord'
Ing to word received by tho family.
Mr. Cnko received a muster's degree
In electrical engineering. Mr. Cuke
1m a graduuto of tho old Portlund acu
rt.tn.ir nn.l. nf thn ITlltVOraltV Of Ore
gon. 41a Is a moniber of the Phi
V. Tl. f,l,.r..llU tlllllTft PllkO
uaiiiinu iiuti-'iiiiw.
attenUud the conunoncement exercises
aim expectea io muiur utai. m
land with hla Hon.
m
. ChavkDcr to IIato Ad on ltod Book
Tho MoKenalo river highway will
be featured on the buck of the "Red
book, tJcenlc Tourhu Outdo," to bo
Iruiucd soon, covering tho Puclflc
highway between Kugono and Mod
ford. Ono of tho hooka wna recently
Issued covering tho highway between
portlund nnd JSugono. E. J3. Chad
wlck, Bocretury bf tho chumuor of
i..,-.. inta iii'nmiritfl n n nd
with u picture of tho McKonzIo river
niguway io oe iriiuiu uu
tho new issue. g
Thinning DonioiiHtnitlons Siiocobs
s.. -aw...- Tn otii.twlixl ih three ill)'
plo-thlnnlng domonstratlons hold dur
ing the past week under tho direction
of 4m P. Whitney, County agent, and
C. U, Long, OI Hie ur-HUH nnvii.M
nl oolloge., Mr. "Whftney wild thjit the
... .... , liH'w. Itti.n aicfioctoa
hiy tlmo of your nnd thut tho
domonatrutlonB oxcltod a grout doal of
Intoroat. Tho ullcndnnco atjho H.
, rowara orennru lutu- ,.mhi. 5fr
duy ua do.'
jora Colllilo on Itlghwiy A lnrffo
. - .i.u.... t.v Riwnn. Rnrrla.
of nutto, Mont., collided with a roupo
I'uclflc hlvhwiiy ul.out ono nillo north
tt .....,n.i..f iifinnionn. A
oi trontvui. j".v.....j ...... " z
woman riding In tho coupo suffered
IIUUrit'B to nor Client unit
yy" ....... i,nu noih cum
wore liudly dftmsKcd. A car driven by
BriicBt Hlchtor, of Hugono, whs allglit-
ly dumugeu wnen n wna i"r
tno car anyon uy .... - . -
od to pnss another soumoounn cur
when tno cam craaneu
okriM .a ' Vi.lt llnnor
niritr lnn Bhopnrd, memtior or me
Murnt tomnlo ot ine niyatio onr.no o.
in.linilHl.o.in, in -.,....
i... ...nt frlnnita In nlltn-
ncoomi'nn.cu wj ,.
nlng to lenvo todny for Btuo Klver for
a llttio recroniion mmr. ....
n t.i tiw i'.m ntttivnittlnh.
Tho vlBlting Bhrlner Rtntea Hint ho I"
roturnlnff to Ills Indlnnn homo by onsy
atngM looking over tho country nnd
thla he Iiub honr.1 much concerning
o nttrnctlons of tlio Ijtno conniy
"l"da "ml l hero tn verify tho onthu
jdnatV reports of his fellow wenrors
of Hit fc. : .
... . ...... nni. Tun noirnocsj
MIhs norothy Dickey,; who Is n mem
ber of tllH yr' iraaununar '"
SEVEN ,
See the Famous Masterpiece Painting "The Conqueror? '-Valued at $70,000.00 Any Day .TW Week-.
More Good News for
the People of
Lane1 County
Ve wore very fortunate in
liciiitf tlic HitcccHiiftil bidders
for the $60,J0.00 Btock of
the Cridcr Dry Goods com
puny, of IJuIIiih, Ore. Tin's
store was one of the best in
the state and carried only
hitfh quality lines of mer
chandise, such as have made
our store the, recognized
quality and style center of
Lane county. Naturally we
purchased this store at a
very favorable price, one
that will enable us to offer
our customers better values
than any other store in the
valley and with these better
values render the same high
type of service that is char
acteristic of the McMorran
& Washburnc store.
Remember always that
our absolute' guarantee goes
with every dollar's worth of
merchandise that we sell, as
no transaction is ever com
plete until our customer is
satisfied.
the university, will enJov tho distinc
tion tomorrow of being the only mm-
utr oi ine ciosa io receive two ie-
greea bachelor of arts und bachelor
or music ho haa earned both de
grees in four years, and in addition
nas earned nor entire way through
college. Hhe was the youngest mem
ber of he freshman c)aa when she
entered. Lost year she won the John
Htark Kvnns scholarship in piano.
Miss Dickey Is u member of Mu Phi
Upsllon. notional musical fraternity,
and hits been quito nctivo in student
body affairs. Incidentally, sho wilt
roceivo tno only on cue lor or music de
gree given this year.
ltov. If. W. Davis- Hero for Voca
tion Key. JI. W. Davis, formerly nus-
tor of the IfMrat Baptist church of
jsugene, is here from Berkeley to
spend a month's vacation at his sum
mer home on Co Hugo OrosU The ltov.
Mr. Davis Is Baptist student pastor ut
the University of California, where
the Itantlsts. the Presbyterians, tho
Methodists and the Congrogatlonulists
mulntaln student pustors. "The regis
tration ut- Berkeley exceeds 10,000,
and this years graduating class num
bers more thun aOO. It's a fine school
but really too large," says Mr. Davis.
"I'm always glad to get back to Eu
gene,'! Jia adds.
Mbw McKnJght Hero Miss Edna C. ;
MoKnlght, gruduuto of tho University I
of Oregon in tho class of 1912, is vis
iting in Eugonu during commence-
mont week, tho guest of Mrs. Laum. I
HI ploy Mack. Miss McKnlght spent
tho year following her graduation ns I
assistant In tho history department.
Hhe Is now engaged in. Journalistic
work In the Northwest with head
quarters in Portlund. . ... .
John IMrWIorff plniw Cruise Down
Coasi John Dlerdorff, a graduate
from the University .of Oregon,, with
tho class of 1922, .contemplates spend
ing the summer cruising down the
coast from t'ortinnu to sun t rancisco
for the purpose of securing material
for several magazines dealing with
outdoor subjects. Dlerdorff, who will
he accompanied by Chris Hurtt,
Mimlint nt the Unlversltv of Arixonn.
and ttoge Word, of Portlnnd, will use
a, 3 q -foot motor boat and will touch
at! various Oregon const towns on his
orulse down the Pacific const. While
n student nt tho university, Dlerdorff i
was active In journniism worx.
) PERSONAL MENTION
James, Griffith,, of Dexter, was In
Eugene yesterday, .
Mr, and Mrs, Ira May,, of WendUng,
woro In the cliy ovor night.
Charles E. Pufno Is spending a few
days at corvnms on a business visit.
W, A, Elliott, farmer ot Hnrrlaburg,
waa n business visitor hero yestcrdny.
' Mm. Clnyton Krown wns In Eugene
yoatordny from nor homo nt uoliurg.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lou Wallace and fam
ily aro hero from Monroe for a dny or
BO.
a. W. Milllcnn. morchnnt of Lea-
burg, wns a Kugeno business visitor
yestordny.
Mra. Curl O. I,. Beck, of this city,
baa left for Portland to visit her
iiithpr who la III. ,
:" ANNOiINOKJOSNTS
THE WEDNESDAY WHIST CLUB
.moots with Mm. Q. N. Frnser, 472
! Sovonth avomto west thlB wook. t
TUB ' SANT?A CLARA THIMBLE
Club will moet with Mra. Oatrnnder
. next Wodncsdny afternoon, June
SI. . t . -
t3hh nimiNicas oinLS1 league
(Of tho Methodist onuron win nave n
iplonlo supper- Tireadny evening nt
tho homo ot Graco Oldham, Weat
,s9prlngTtSII. TUK0 9 O'CIOCK cur uiu.
Mret off at Glen wood station, All
business girls Invited. .
1 1 - . . . itrtttw -
nnnnrt To Mr .and Mrs. Wnltor
Bragg, of wniipryiuot juno ii, iks
;a son. t ?
APKINSON In Eugeno, - Juno Id,
1H2Z, to ftir. nnu mm. uuyui Aunt ii-
soav a son. Dnrrald Ilaymond.
O'CALIVHAN In Eugene. Juno 17,
1923, to Mr. ana Airs, nainun
O'Callnhnn, n son.
I - ' . lit AIIRIKD
MEUniPIRLD-KARO At tho home
of Mrs. Knto tJUnuirrion ino. uaiiu
.t,r hn mill rnco on Pntorson stroot,
Juno 10, 1022, nt 4 p. m., Aoo Morrl
fiold. of Wninlro City, nnd Miss Hello
Knro, ot Portlnnd. Both nro students
of tho unlvorally nnd will llvo nt
Emplro City.. Judgo Josso O. Wolln
oftlclatod.
HolUvt la KefMXar Claaslrlad.
USE OUR MAIL-ORDER DEPARTM ENT WHEnT"6n" YOOlT VAM iBjsl
Plaid and Checked
V ' ' Ginghams
Monday 10c Yard
Monday we offer 1000 yards of good
Pluid.and Checked Ginghams in a good
variety of desirable patterns at the sen
sational price of 10c a yard. Owing to
the extreme value we limit 10 yards to a
customer, . ..:..
Women's and Children's
Lisle Hosiery ''
12ic Pair
Way less than" naif price Monday for
a case of 120 dozen Women's ,and Chil
dren's Lisle Hosiery in blacky white and
cordovan. All size for boys, girls, and
women in all colors. Some are slightly
imperfect, but find the imperfections if
you can.
Sensational Values for Monday
at
17
- 1 i
i
9
enes
4
aT
ureai bars
am
Center
Hundreds of other unadvertised bargains are here for you Monday. Bargains that are
ing this June Sale the largest in our history from the standpoint of volume of sales. Be here I
BUY WOMEN'S PURE THREAD SILK
HOSIERY MONDAY AT 98c PAIR
As a topliner for Busy Monday tve offer Women's Heavy
Weight Pure Thread Silk Hose with rib top, at a sensa
tional price. Colors are black, blonde, pearl and cordovan.
Buy a season's supply Monday at thjs price r98c. -
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Fine Quality Tissue Ginghams Offered
for Busy Monday at 25c Yard
The lowest price in years for standard Tissue Ginghams.
A splendid assortment-of patterns, all new, fresh, and in
loveliest colorings. Buy generously Monday at 25c yard.
Ready-Made Marquisette and Scrim Curtains
. , Worth $2.50 to $4.00, at $1.95 Pair
Our -entire-stock of fine Marquisette and Serim ready
made Curtains in white only, offered Monday at about half
price. Some have hemstitched and some lace borders; $2.50
to $4.00 curtains Monday at $1.95 pair.
Men's CHambray Work
Shirts Monday 75c
A -new low -price for 25 dozen
good Blue Chambray Wrk Shirts,
in sizes 14 to 17, Monday 75c each
or 6 for $4.25l, Regular price $1.00.
Men's $1.25 Cotton Union
Suits Monday 78c Suit . '
Men's $1.25 White and Ecru Cot
ton Union Suits with short or long
sleeves, ankle length. . Sizes. 34 to
4G. Monday 78c suit.
Men's $2.00 and $2.50
.-' Khaki Pants Monday ' '
: . $1.50 Pair
Good standard government Khaki
Pants, for outing or work. Cuff
bottoms and belt straps. All men's
-. sizes. Monday $1.50 pair.
Men's $1.50 Blue Denim
Overalls Monday 98c Pr. .
Men can buy best standard make
of Blue Denim Overalls Monday at
98c; less than wholesale.' One pair
to a customer. '-
Pure Silk Calcutta Pongee
. Monday 98c Yard ., it
All pUr regular $1.25 and $1,50
12 momniie weight Calcutta Pon
i gees, 33 inches wide. Monday at
98c . a yard. No limit buy all you
want while 600 yards last.
25c Silkolines Monday 19c Yard
Monday you cail buy good quality 25c Silkolines in fancy
floral patterns, light and dark colors, for draperies and comr
fort coverings, at 19c a yard. ," -
Crash Roller Toweling Monday 12 Jc Yard .
Bleached kand Unbleached Crasli Toweling, 17-inch width,
with colored border, Monday 12c a yard. This price is
less than mill cost. ' "''.' ' '
75c Silk Mixed Crepes Monday 34c .Yard
Silk "Mixed Cfcpcs, .'36 Inches wide, Monday at 34c. yard.
Colors are rose, yellow, tan, blue, green, navy, black, white,
copen and pink. 'Y . '. ' 1
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MEN'S SHIRTS
BEST STANDARD MAKES
Values $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00
Monday -
Eugene B8t Shirt Sale of 300
"Ft&& Dress hirts A iY!v
j-1' ' !f; ihttt 1
Soft and stiff cuffs, neat patterns, all sizes, .
Uyi to 17J4. . Plenty of all sizes. Good ma
terials and best makes; Buy Monday fgr. a
whole - season's wear at j this less-tl.ati-cost
, price 98c. . ;' , ,;i
Extra Large Double Cotton Blankets '
ior Busy Monday aj Piw
Thrifty people will buy Cotton Blankets Monday at this less
than wholesale price. Best standard makes, gray and tan
color with fancy borders. Regular $2.98 pair, Monday $1.98.
Men's and Women's Gray Coat Sweaters
' -.? $2.50 Values t $1.25 ;u i -i-
Good serviceable Gray Coat Sweaters for work,, or wear
at the beach or mountains, or buy for next season, at this half
price sale. AU sies for men or women. Regular $2.50 values
Monday $1.25 each. . .' ; ... . '!
Women's'
Georgette Blouses, Values
to $9.95, at $3.98
Monday women . can buy - good
quality Georgette Blouses, our reg
ular $5.95 to $9.95 values, at $3.98.
Navy, flesh, white, gray, tan, copen
and peach: ' ' ' '
White Lingerie Blouses
All Sizes, Monday 98c
A clean-up'.isale' Monday of.'a-lot
of White Voile and Madras Blouses,
some . slightly ..mussed, worth , to
$2.50, at 98c: - 'f v'"-'-;
Values to $10, .Women's
, All-Wool Sweaters .
$1.00 Each,,...;v...;
-r-Bujr Sweaters .Monday, at a small
fraction of cost. . Two lots at $1:00
and $2.00"each. : .Most all sizes,
many..,colorS. ''" Coat, and slip-over
styles;- ' . ' ' . t . -''v
$4 to $5 House Dresses
1 ( . Monday at $1.98 .
Crer'e'J.;Poplin Picqoe: and Ging
ham are the materials ; long and
short sleeves. A clean-up of higher
priced dresses at $1.98.
u '40c to 60c Ribbons
Monday , at Yard
jSl'big "range iol waiiteil plain .tnd
' fancy Ribbons for hair, bows nnd
trimming. ' Wide1 widths, ' and a
.., .Wjiiiderfuj value at 25c '.yardiv
Botany Wool Chatties fat 69c Yard
1 K-
; Genuine Botany Wool Challies, 27 inches wide. Our reg
ttlar $1.00 grade, Monday at 69c yard. Desirable colors and
' patterns for kimonos, dresses and blouses.
$1.50 to $2.50 Wool Dress Goods 98c Yard
4-Good qualities of serges:aiid batistes in navy, brown, gray,
blue, green and black; also fancy plaids in many attractive
new patterns. . . . , r-
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50c Cotton Poplins Monday 25c Yard '
Buy"Cotton Poplins Monday tit half price in rose, pink and
blue,. for rompers, dresses and children's garments.
; , Largest Distributors of
High Grada Marchandis
in Lane County t "
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