Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 21, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text'"i'-i IViVIS'-i; MORNING REGISTER, EUCEME, OBE WEPNESPAY. JUNE 21, mi '"" '.llili4Ml lir .11, five .1, nw WEHrrwsiir$io;off Vacation Clothes f of tylen, W omen pnd Children at 'Lowest" Prc;'at;frart-. WaihbuJhe'e - t'K:- ( lantzen rS ." J'k , See the "Conqueror," $7P000 Masterpiece, on exhibition thjs week only Second Floor '''' :.. : .1 n; i . . -. it . .... -'U ; Swimming Suit? (or men, women and , . children . $6,00 and more Largest DUtributors of High Grade Merchandise in Lwie County - Mail mm) Phona Order . Filled From This Ad A Mighty June Sale of Wanted Here you will find the most complete stock, the newest colors, the Intent models. Every Jnntzen is made of the finest urtcd j ge( yours today, . t , C.jlyfbi imi, j.,n Klltn yujf 'j Om of Eaf toe's but tor r ' 1 tal CAUGHT- IN THEiROUNDS II oil lull AiiimiIiiMmI Tl-uatOB Con H. Man yesterday wua iipliolntvd lius- lt ins l-uuuurg Mvri'iiiHtiu com- lay. ' '!,-', toavliuc for California Trli Mm. ir IViniliiirlon la leaving for i.0111; inch. I'ul.. for' a' 'summer " vJatt or tral weeKe. . ;. Mn. W. A. Curtis' Neutiow m x,W. A. .Curtis liu Mt fur Tlio nn on receipt or word that her Is nephew la III. '' i . Pen in ml Attorney Hero Hldney iwr, utility m i-urmwu, was a ten culler yvsterduy 4n connocilan Bh legal matUfm. 1 Hotvt Visitor In Item Miss Mar ine Thomas of Hecctu, teacttar In I. tjinn mtinlv ,hi,nl. . .. I:',. ...... lllor for a few day. VU.IHiitr At Solnn Mm. Clcorgo W. kvi,, of I His city, lit spending soy Ktl dnyit An the rural of liar mother. iri II. U. Ilrown at Rulem. On Way to Portland If. n. Hlonn. isnaKer of Belknap Nnrlnim. wm In 4e city yontrrtlny nn his wnv to Port. fad to Inks In the nuio festival, Hetumn to KUvcrton (Irani Davis. Bllverlon. has returned to hlii bate after a vlnlt of two weeks at the cms of his son, Ofomo W. Uuvls, of ii cuy. , w m m , IjTsvm for Portland F. R. Dunn, thin city, who tins Just received his finis t the t:nlvemlly of Oregon, hi left for lVmluhd for a visit of u days. . .a. .. . . ., . ClK-utt rtourt rjum HL.mluM.vl Thi Ircult court cats of I. J. Urn-nut itlnnt .Ward Landnbury was rilN- uuvd yestsrdur. havlim boon settlnd lit of court. - " --' MIaa ramnbcll sx I'ortLiiul Mlim lorothy Campbell, of this city, atu- Ant At'ths ITnlvsrslty of Orarnn. has n tar I'ortlAjid wliuro sho will visit ft two Wonka. ' ' ' .,S , .B . - Mr, ami Mrs. F. K. Uuuubors Itiv frn Mr. and Mrs. K.'B. Chamtiern vs rnturnsd' from Los Ans-rJt'S wltn 9'rcmarna or fhslr duushter.- Urs. Ilmto-Pkani., ' - lUiturn from MotYnllo Mr. ami n. 11. V. Forlnsv. MlM Oraro Till'. ft, MlaiiauanHa. Bot.on 'and Miss InM Wood havo Just rpturnd from iwo weeks' vucauon at aicuciiw f Him. . They report a wonderful "III". The roailH nro In uch an Im ii y..d conillllon lliat I ho trip enn easily bs mudu In Ihri o or four hours e s r ItiluniH from I'ortlmul VUSl Mm Dorm I, y Collins, of Ihls flly. has re turned after a visit of two weeks ut tlis home of her nuut at Portland, s s s FormiT Veteran lUtiirns Archie Reed, ei-aervlce man of this city, who hue been at t'ortlunil for the past week, has returned to his home hero, tee fiponilloc .Vacation at ftvtttlr Miss Myrtle Dnrrln of this city, Is spand Init a. few woeks In Benttlo an the Hues! of Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Coopor. Ansiln FlrcnJ llern for Funeral Aumln Kleirnl, of Portland, J here to uuenil tho funeral of Mrs.j Minnie PkiKul, who died In Los Angeles a few lays aao. .See nisdiarffo Is nidi Tho army !! olnurne of William F. Duldamun, of llattery .G. 06lh const artillery, was filed In the offlco of County Clerk Iiryson yesterday. e lavo for Uomo Nhow Mrs. V. H. Tlbbetis, of this city, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Loin Tlbbetts, hue left for Portland to npend a few days at the annual rone show. ess- Banker May locate Iforo F. N. Austin, formerly cashier of tho Far mers' Atato bank of Chapman, Nab., with hln family, has urrlved In Eu scno and will probably locate in this city. .-.'. s s s Will Txiavn for Summer Homo Mrs. CI. A. HnnulilliiK is plnnnlng to leave tho latter part of the week for her summer . home at Rocknway lieaah where she will spend two or three woeks. ' e t Attorneys to Ih-ivc for Snlcni Judge O. If. Foster. K. O. Immcl and pnnatd Young, attorneys or this city, will leave today for Bittern where they have casus puntllng in the stute su premo court. . . ' ' UbM Dean Vry Ul Miss Knscl Donn. clerk In tho office of the West ern Union Telegrnph company, Is very 111 at iho Kugeno hospital. The attend ing physician wild an operation may be necessary, . . ' OA'S .Tense. Parting Tciuth for Portlsnil Jesse Darling, Kugeno real estate dealer, loft yentenlay on a business trip to Portland. He was accompan ied by J. O. Elrod, of Portland, who Decidealy New! Canton Crepe Dresses Beaded and Plain Styles TODAY'S EXPRESS brought these fashjoiiable silk frocks. r, .'"1 i'1''' ." ' I definite style and quality is cm pliaticajly present in. every one. Eachruodel jias about it some littje individual jAptail of clever ness that giyes it distinction and smartness, for present and later wcac.,;Xhc'jricq9 are unusually low when compared with the quality of these new garments. fashionable Capes fpr Summer Wipar P Sit. if t .,1,.; i.nnoV runtlitips and trimmed with a border of fringe ore these newest summer capes. Ideal for ejmuner wear. . LARGES Graham's Original Skin Whitener Soap 15c Size 10c A wonderful soap for the toilet ;, a skin whitencr un surpassed for the bath de lightfully refreshing. Delictously perfumed The price at o'tir store is 10c instead of 15c. was hero' for tho commencement ex ercises of tho lTnlvorslty of Oregon. Ills .daughter, Miss Muurine llrod, gradllat)fd this year. ' Jndgo Will Oo Flsliliig Judge Harry Belt or iuan, ureguii, "i atteiullnif a ditso In this city, plans to spend homo time on tho McKonzle river on a fishing trip before return ing to tits home. , Vagrant Gets SO Poya James Ht. Clair, uacuned of vagrancy, wan sen tenced by Judge Jcsso G. WellB yes terday to serve 30 days In the county inii Un wan nicked ud around the 8. p. grounds. Miss Walton Operate Bpon Miss J'lllllllll' ,lI.V. " " .. at the Eugene hospital Tuesday. Is re- porteu to oe getting uions wvn. sister, Mrs. B. B. Walte, of Portland, Is , ,n,l..n nnM ril tini. " ' .see Tjcavo for Washington Home C. n. James and family of Waltsburg, Wash., 'havo returned to their . home after visiting hero nt tho home of Mrs. Jnmos' sister, Mrs. W. F. Potter, 891 Ninth avenue west. e e Former Resident Returns Here 3. I". Ness, former Eugene attorney, who for the past two yearn has been residing nt his farm near Leaburg, has sold his property there and is now at his old homo In this city. ess Visiting at, Coos Bay Mrs. Addle Osburn. left yesterday for. Coos Buy for a visit of a few days. Mrs. Os burn was accompanied by her son, - r.....- nf Maw Vnrk- Pit V who Is visiting in Eugene for a few days. . ess FJistcrn Visitors Returning Mrs. Frank J. Lewis of this city, is ex pected to nrrlve here today with her children after spondlng several weeks . ... 1. a , 1 .1 ... i nrfl rIia WHS in m. wu, .i,uwMH . called on account of the Illness of her mother. . . s Secretary of Clianibcr In Portland E. Eugene Ohnilwlck, secretary of tho Eugene chamber of commerce," Is" In Portland attending tho rose festival. Miss Alice young, secretary In his of fice, aocompunlc4 friends to Portland Monday. . ' ' . ,.' , Marrlaso IJccnsoH Issued Mnr rlago licenses woro Issued by County Clerk 'R. 8. Bryson to tho following: Edmund A. Paddon of Portland, and Ruth E. Steele of Crcswell: Roy V. Ionard and Grace Fullcrton, both of Cpttago Grav.e . Bankrupt Is Examined Jos. Hodg son, bankrupt of this city, .was exam ined boforo A. M. Cannon, referee In bankruptcy, In the office of Juntico of tho Pence Wells yesterday. Mr. Hodgson conducted tho Bootery in the Register block I Kniutos VlsltarB to IMlYO Mr. and Mrs. C. It. tlllo, of Horth Control, JCnnsas.'wha-nave 'Boen tne guests 01 lllr. Glle's mother, Mrs. Sue Gilo, of L . . .... .. I DnJlanJ fnw .1 snin ouy, navw i,v ,w vlill OI a lew lityn iiw iciMtimia . Uielr homo in Kansas. . , . , r - . j Ralem Visitors Return O. J. Lef- Itlngweil, conut'owii win, in" v,,", ituto automobile deportment at Ha- iiem, nus 1-ei.iiiiiru v" , , O. V18II OU li lW U'l " this city. Mrs. ' Lefflngwell accom panied her husband on the trip. '- Federal Official Visits A. M. Can- .. HnrnMn In hnnkrnntcv. wns In Htlgene yesioruny to uwuu mo ..... ruptcy proceedings of tho uenburg iwercnniiio twin y riKiintu rwtAl nnannlntlon. wna named trustoo nt the hoarlng. . " IrOflTO lor ninuimi .v nlV tMTfl, W. v. nn.A-ui itiiur., vvv...,......-- by motor ior l uuutiiui 4.... wl" visit J?.WMfiffi Ing wniie eir. aim will spend severnl days at Porttand. Complaint' ?s Filed A convpllvlnt has been filed with the t lollce Jy Mrs. R, Hathaway who resides near the Eugene Fruitgrowers' connory, tnnt Sl?hoVa nave -killed Vhroo of her . i4W .linmihnta nnri' 'have' CniCKeriH wins .. : also broken windows in the neighbor hood. , . : u J wood, "anger in the Slnstawi national forast nt rieno, "'rj .""tl i. a few dnyn ago in which his horse roil on nun. iiiniuw..,.., . : , . a cording to word received by It. Shelley, supervisor of the forest, yen- 'Arlmlnlstrator Appointed Nina Hnrvey vas annqlutcd '"""S' "! administrator of tho ostnto of Gcorgo ,Do ! irnJ 'KZ .'..imated value of 2h0. Alfred Powell, Grant Tower ana viinrifw i,imh as appraisers of the. property. , .. vn,HLA11nirln(r lienor Jllfiirim phi, " " . . ., vo li. Aiiibnn ventsrnnv hecsn suit In olroult court ngalnnt chandhe at Factory Prices and Less r T ; .'"J ' 11 . ' 1 1,1 T ' ' - " ' ' f PI Mil if ALWAYS PAYS TQ SHOP AT McMORR AN & WASHBURNE'S, ESPECIALLY NOW Sale and Demonstration of Indestructo Guaranteed Wardrobe Trunfis : I-" i ' i .i-.i :', $45.00 Wardrobe Trunks No one knows the real pleasure- of traveling until they travel with a wardrobe trunk. This weeki VjreriPfjEeri.a limited number of our regular $45.00 .full size guaranteed wardrobe trunks at $39.50.' Handsome fibre 4fiunks that ad comfort to. the trip and, protection to the wardrobe,,: 'at. Urn A June Sale of DAVENPORT LAMPS .... y. -' $20 Lamps with Shade $14.95 $25 Lamps with Shade $16.95 Fine 'hiahogany stands complete with light fittings and cord and beautiful silk shades in pretty colorings and newest' styles. See these lamps on second floor this week. - A limited, number only at this price. ' .a : v' ' . , . . . ,'. . : Aluminum Kitchen Ware : Special 95c A little pice 'for finest pure Aluminum Kettles,- Pots and Buckets. Worth nearly double this sale price.. While the lot lasts, 95c each, Silk Parasols $1.50 , ,' To close out a group of. 25 fancy Silk Parasols. Regular prices from $6.00 to $11.00, today $1.50 each. ... Women's Bathing Suits Values to $3.50 at $1.98 $1.98 today for a'small lot of Women's Bathing Suits in fancy colors and plain. All sizes Regular $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 suits. Men's Straw Sailors Ail Week $1.00 Each Just 100 of these straw sailors on sale at way, way less than. cost. Some are slightly soiled, all are carried from last season, but are-gdpd values jat, -sale price for .everyday. ' wear. ( - . j . '. . ; ; - ... Men's department today $1.00 each. A Coat i U" J. I-.' " tt7 New Spring and Sunmier Coats and Wraps l Values to $39.50 ipr $19.50 This announcement 'Intludes ' about 30 of our newe$tf'a'nd pret . tiest -spring, and , summer ' coats and wraps, of polo clothl Velour,' bolivia, twills "and tweeds, in all of the, wanted colorfe:',' (Very spe- :$i9?5o ' Kayser and Niagara Maid ; , v Long "and Short Silk Gloves $1.00' and 1.25 Value i79cPaii2rt;; .... . , t -i-Buy Silk .Gloyes of Kayser and. Niagara Maid makes in black, white, gry chamois and pink, at a new lowered price. - AH .sizes in the short 'length, small sizes only In the long gloves.- ; . ' -" -" ."': Beautiful Tissue Ginghams We haveaCfcn from our highest priced Tissue Ginghams a group of the loveliest patterns to sell at .the lowest price. yefZ5c . yard. Handsome colorings in wonderful patterns. 1 jv-h' 'v ' .." 50c to (50c Ribbons 25c Yard 'This weektuy fine all silk plain and fancy Ribbons at about half price Fpr hair bows and fancy work. r ; ; ' . ' " v Embroidery Insertions : . 10c to 15c ValiiMJYffd 50 pieces of pretty Swiss i limbfoidery In sertions in desirable patterns. "Regular 40c to 15c values, while the lot lasts,, lc yard: We cut not less than 10 yards to a customer. 25c Pure Irish Linen Kerchiefs . , .:. 15c Each !. V , . . ..i . . ,-lOCjO dozen pure Irish Linen. Sport Hand kerchiefs in rose, pink, coral, green, laven der, tan .and yellow at nearly half price 15c each, or $1.50 dozen- ' . Qafify? Wt Sam Regular Stock, 50 to Sett 1 l.ii':Cf'V 1"-. i-it'TJ '-'.! -fir " ? m : H.S(D): s'-!.. ;. in ', 5Q to Sell at A clothing sensation! Just 100 suits "taken from' our regular stock ot nigner prtceu garmenis to sea t uiwc i"i .( w.' , Suits to fit any man short, stout, or long. Splendid patterns and dependable materials, or they would not be in our stock.- - v ; .. .. , . , . See These Suits Today Men! They Are Good Out re 80S Wmamette (Continued on Fac 1, Column I)