Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 13, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMorning register, eucene, ore., Thursday, july u, mi FIVE Style Headquarters in Eugene The High Spots of Thrift in Clothes When a man sacrifices quality for the sake of a few dollars, he is also sacrificing economy for the sake of a few dollars. He saves on the sum spent and increases the expense. Econom ically he is "walking backwards." Any man can beat the price of a Society Brand suit, but it costs him more than the difference to do it. At this time of the year during the many so called "sales," we urge you to look them over, then compare our regular prices with those you're asked to pay elsewhere for similar qualities. Again we say Society Brand! f "On of Eug ane's but torW II flf! iiur iy i'iiiiitiitij Mnkf I no nirvi.t runway I CAUGHT IN THE jROUNDS B llrre frum !m AngHo Mr. and Vt. K. K. Htovrtt" are now In Kiikm from 1.M Aim I visiting (rUiiiU in Ihu city. Ariel Wmnla Here -Arvul Hlnmlrt. former univnmliy tudml. In here (mm I'urtliiml to vlidl u frtrud fur n (rw day. (ilaiMmio Iti'Hiriw from Vara t Inn - Ururo )lniimu Of tho Hcliwiira rliltij Kore. haii r turn ml from it week's vacation. Whlln out of the rlly. Mr. (Jladstono dropped arrow tlio ('ajtcades Oil d visited u Kaslvrit Oregon. Mnrrlago Mvnn I km net) A mar rlngn liceium him been Issued lo Kam im'I I. Hiiydor ami Oollit ltoumhlld, both of lunula. Nhi'Iley im Tour of ImM'tloti It, H. H'mlli-y. niipt tvIkoi of the Hulslaw imtlonnl fosrst, left yesterday morn- Carrolls' Specials This Week End Only ONE CENT SPECIALS Week-End Only 15c Palmolive Liquid Shampoo, 2 for 16c 40c Kxtrarts Lemon, Vanilla, 'iiiciiple. Maple, Orange ami riavoritc, 2 for ... 41c 25c Nail Uruslirn, 2 for 26c 50c Coffee, 2 for "Z Sic 50c Hdx Stationery White, lllnc, l'ink, 2 fur Sic 15c l'owder Puffs, 2 for 16c 15c Hair Nets, 2 for - , 16c 10c Toilet Soap, 2 for 1c 50cCncruiiu.it Oil Shampoo (Haywood), 2 for Sic 45c Correspondence Cards, 2 for 46c 25c Tallinn Powder ( Pnrola), 2 for 26c 35c Shaving Stirk Saftvc, 2 for 36c Ladies' Purses and Hand Hags 98c These purses arc real leather and arc $1.50 tb $2.50 values! Palmolive Free Deal I5c hottle Palnioli vc Shampoo and cake of Palmolive Soap Both lor 15c Youthcraft Trial Offer , . 50c Voutheraft Tonic and 35c Youthcraft Shampoo , Both for 55c Youtheraft is a positive remedy for falling hair, dandruff, and itching scalp Purola Bargain 35c Purola Shaving Cream and 50c Purola After-Shaving Lotion Both for 50c Shower Hath Sprays :. 98c Oillcttc Razors 89c Razor Strops 59c w Kodak Albums Z".'...Z.Z. 29c lahnolivc Glycerine Soap, 4 cakes for 25c ." 10c vclvclma Hair Pomade 35c Marccllc'g Brilliantine . 45c Mirimbi Combination Cream $1.00 'aimer's Hair Success !.... 35c cmc Oil Soap, 2 for 15c Alarm Clocks, American made, guaranteed for one ycar....95c Vacuum Hottle, one-pint size .... .. ...1 89c Vacuum i llottle Lunch Boxes $2.25 '-astilc Soap, large size, 3 for 25c l , , Carrolls' Pharmacy (Graduate Registered Pharmacists) . Phone 25 Mi ii ;CARR0 Ph-G. 11 R. F.. CARROLL, Ph.G. ,M WdUmetie . Next Door to McMorran & Washburne's 7 i week or two mi u .hm. nun oi I in ion 'Hi. loiiilHinI lliti rnim rotfngn ;mvo -II. W. I.OHlhllnl, nttlHtfn (J,oVB Ht- torimy, wiih in r;.jK,t tittuiiiJItiK (o " uuniiiun IlllllltllH, '""Wt Hem Mm. Hugh iiMiuiKiiftr, lormerlv Miss K I hu 1 ii .1. VWII,W mother, iiruinw rrmn Vim-iiiIom Mrn. W I'Miy IHIN IfltlllM.)) 1 1 '.t Vlll'llltOli H'"Nl lit Miiriiliriilil, Mynlo otnt ami I'oWi'in, In CitoN .t uiiiiiy. lumirn mmi MM-mrt Mr, nnd Mw, lllti.no llovi-y Imvo rptiirup! lo r.HKftio nciii Ni.wport nVw nucm! HiirrtHhurir rhjHii lun In 1iy yw. Iirila.v Dr. JO, W. Kutninn. of JlnrrU imik, wan ir kukciiu yimtnlay uccoin lHlllM iy 1)N Wfo , fU,y, JuIIiin r.n1mmi 111 .riillim Knlmnn. r l.liiilru, wiiji Ink on Into KuiiDim y-tMiiy nml In how ju Uio Mercy iwniiiiiii unuorRoiiiK troniiiiviil, miMhiiiKiitii Vlnllor at Klkliut ""MM) AUK. CUlUtl HUlVPMHIin, Of Kv r'U, WumIi., In how vIhUIiiw nt the Homo or iiov, w. a. IJllilMN In K'iic. Milt. llllNtnit ItjmiMtHut Itollfri H. IhlNlOM Who lin. l.m.n itiniiLi iroin 4iitMii iiuriit for ovi-r w"';k. 1m ii-porli U to ho IinuiovIiik Tnkv Trip ti KiwkIiIo Mr. nnd Mm i "'"try Jliiiirkfiinp liavo Juh rlurmi: irum a trip in thHr car to H.v.it i annon iioauli nml up tho (.'olumlHu n ik n way. Kimt lUillua Miprovtiiiiiit I'tniiiMiny lml a i-rcw (if men nt wnrU yfnii-nhiy niakliiK n imim (o Hit truck on lYiitamuiio Airoi'i Molnir Hi'iun Will IU Shown nt numi . -. i no urwit moiiftn ptrtiiri' rilm, 'HoldlnrM of (ho f'tom," will bo nhown nt iVnlral I'nubytiTlan church mm cvi-nlnif ui ft o'clock. IOItUlll MlH'lltltf 'I'lttll.rl. H'Krt Hlar iiKUtihly nnHlnic of the Ijin .."wii-j i intt Aincrii'iiii iji'Kion iii no iii-io in ini' c.iainiifr or com in rr to r odium thin t-vcnhiK. . nllflll U-MM lint UlA ll...Pl.,n.... imwh inwn r'KiNii"in( ko ocarct-ji at V n ( MM K. -I ho rtifilliiitml iMitnnni tuia durlnj Uio day wax if 2, Ili'V. ;iintf K Mflrtuild Hit- Hov. floor :r ytt McDonald, forinrrlv ittmtur of Iho mitod Mroihron rhunh Itoro. now lorniod In Portland, In In uio cny ior a t-w day'11 vlwlt. ViKltliur front CrnntM Piwn Mm. K. C, MiLcy. of Ornnln I'nim, nimr of Mm. A, o. nmnor of tliU city, In now in KiiKcno vlNlllnff. Hho In nccom pnnlml by hor dnuRhlor, Molba. KniuinN Wot 11 mi Vbdtrt Parrnm in Kiiini Mm. Krnont Foar. of Man hattan. Kan nan. in maklnr an rxtond d vtalt with hor paronin, Mr. nno .Mm. i(, w. lirown and f:ully of thin city. VUI turn It (turn to nllfornln Af trr havtnr npont a wok In Iiffonc vlnUinir nl tho i I. Har na.nl liomo, Mr. nnd Mm. H. It. MK'limkny rn tn r nod Tumidity to their homo In Ar cadia, Cal. nctnm from Trip to wprt V. J. I.lrhty. nccompanlod by tun dnutrh tor. Minn ninnrhn UrJUv. Mlm Mnry I lHvrry nnd Mlm Dorothy Kvnna linn 1 rot ii mod frocn a wcok-end motor (rip to Newport. ItctiiriM from S-nMldo I. p. Jnnmn clork In tho poalolllco hero, rotumod yimtordny from a wook a vncntlon iipont at HtMudtln nnd Portland. Ho w nn iltco m 10 n led. by h In wl f o nnd datiKhtor. Klnia. Will Ijoaro for Folcr Knrhum R W. (irorn. accompanied by his wlfo mini iiaiiKhtor. loavo today for roloy HprliiKa to upend a fow day a out In? I In iho hhiido of Ihu tall flra on the upper McKonzlo. Mm arroll VIhIIIiik In IlarrWturjt II. t nrroll, iroprlotor or -the Carroll Drue ntoro, ynttcrday ovonlnR took hit wlfo to Itarrlnburff whero sho will vlnlt with hor parents, Mr, nml Mm. J, A. KprlnftniQ. Mnlnw 1'iiipln In City IS. Don notly. Mm. Corlona nnd imindchth!- rin. and Mm. lOloanor lactic h and d iiiRhtora of hlnalaw woro nrrlvnla In KiiKono yoHtordny afternoon and arc n'KlNteri'il at tho tin pes. Ntnv Cnmpim Wnlk I'ndcr Coimtnio linn One of tho improvements nt tho university thin itimimor Im the con Htructlon of a now board walk along tho ojtrit aide of tho Adniinintratlon hulldlni; to the women's donnltorlen. IiIiiIhi Itmltor In Knsrtin C J Hi own, vIco-preHldent of tho Idaho Northwort Realty compnny. In now tn Kimono looklns over thomnttor of nr ranrTliiK deala for Idaho irrigated landn tn cxcbanRO for local roporty Dr. Snndomnn (Socfi to Konttlo Dr. H. .'. Hundoraon, preldent of the KiiKeno Hlblo university, lort yeater dav mornlnir for Hon (tin where 11 con vention of tho Chrlntinn rhurchon of western WaahiiiKton la lo bo held thin week. Ilulldtnf? Kmuinrr CNHiib Vrnnk floyor, Druno VI tun and Mr. Orant lert yesterday ror tno upper niciven sto rlvor whero they are butldlim aum mor cottaire, Thoy aro located be tween Holknap'H brldpo nnd MoKcnxio DrldKC Itnliy Horn lwomhtT IS ThrotiRh mlplnrortnution mm some unKnowu miiirce a notice of the birth of a dauKhter to Mr. nnd Mm. M. Halt, 296 WiiHhliiRtnn, July 8, 1022. wan print ed. The diiuKhter wim born Decein ber lf, l!l!l. Mfe KiMifert tiw to Mnbel M'l- dred Heufert pnnaed throunh- Kueno veatcrdny on her way to Mnbel from Portland. Mica Reufert'a father is owner of the Coast Uanire Lumber eoniPiiJnv. HIio In n UnlversWy of OreRon student. Mnrw Hro'hrm Movo Morse iii-nihiTN. local realtors, have leu nod tho mound floor offices nt 680 Wil lamette and will I run wirt thotr bus Iiiohh In offices nt tbnt plneo heron f lor, Tho foinier lopnllon of the realty company was over tho Flmt Natlonu hnnl(. . . tt.Ohrloiitt Council Moota In V. M. C. A, Walter Albion Honlre, who Is nt lendlne" iho Prenbyterlnn nod nt Corvallls. ntithor of tho Week Day Church Hehnnl, wns the speaker nt the council of rellKlrus education held In tho cltv V. M. O, A. yesterdny after noon. Rev. Mr. O verb nit for. nf Tter kolev, Oil., also spoko nt tho meotlnir. which wan he HI for I tin ptirposo of proHiolliiH ritlJKtous ediii-atloii uiiiouk Mi'fiiuinar Kchool and IiIkIi school pu pils, Frank Kherhanl la tteciuiury of tho rouiiull. . , Will Attend ItcuHy Milim n ((,. iidn- Mm, Kdna Hiillimn, mcmhor of Iho HuiHi-n Ui'Jilty compjiny'H clcilcfil force, leuvitH next Monday to attend tho nicotinic of the Northwest Kial tors' iiHfloclatloit to ho held In Victor ia, 11, C, July 10. .. .....-. . v.-r... , '4minibwkmr nml l-4idiU'cr rp HIviT M, H. Harlow, county corniiiis loner. ond J. C Mel,nod, asNla'ant Ntulo hlKhway enfrlueor, worn up tho MelCenxlo river yesterday trylnir to adjust rlirht-of-way mattem whoro parcnls of pilvato land ure taken, Lyon' tnnv Mablntc (JothI Ifi-nil. way Hf-olt liyons, who has clinrnc of a crew of nun at work buldlnic (ht iiwwkot rood botwrcn Full Crook nnd i,nwcJ, roporiM that they hnvo fin ished a mile and a half of Iho icradiiiK and about a quarter of a ndlo of tho tfiavollnjf. f . ' KfiHlrn IVopIo lxave Uw 1 1 011 to Mm, nnd Mm. MuIh I.ucko and fam ily of Manknto, Minnesota, wlio wore In thin city nine last fall, left Tues day on a tour which will roturn thorn to their Mlddio Wostern ho mo. They will frtay In California, for somo tlrno before HtarUrujr ojmtwnrd. Fitatcmer Xitlthiit nt Sbclum Homo i;. It, Vttt, of Ht. I -011 In. Mo., In now In. thin city vlnltlnir at tho home of Mr. nnd Mm. J. K. Khelton. M.W. I cam, of Port bind, a brotbcr-in-lnw of Mm. Hheltnn, Is a I no belnir enter tained at Uin Hhelton home. Mr. VDt will loavo Haturday for the liunt, go InK back throuKh CaJirornla. INwrfc Is Fined $.10 Claud Poreff, who was urrested Tuecdiiy on a churKo of theft of I j. T. Miller's car, this charKA bolnir dlsmlssod, was charged yesterdny with drlvlntt a car while Intoxicated. I In pleaded itullty in Justice of tho Peaco .Tohho CI. Wells' court and wan fined $r.o. Ho fulled to pay and Is In the county Jail. . .Mr. and Mm. Flsti INturn Mr. and Mrs. i, H. Fish, who live nean Chase Ciardeu community north of the city, arrived Jiouio yesterday from cn ox tonded trip throuKh Wyomlnir and Colorado. Thoy were accompanied homo by Mm, Fisher's mothor. Mm. J. A. Weber, of Wyoming, who will spend the rest of the summer bore. . Kill Urn Wilt Irf-uvo for IUUIiikm N0011 John Huitlo, fedora 1 postofflce liuildlnir Inspector, who has been here since November supervising the con struction work in KuKene. will lonve for nilllnirs, Mont, on July 1!. Mm. 8uttlo will cro to mibnics with her husband. Mr. Buttle has been a post office building Inspector for 16 yearn. Visiting cKclvAy Homo O. F. McKolvey of Han ford, California, nnd J. A. Johns of Hacramonto, nccom naniod by iholr wives havo boon vtait t lie past two weeks nt the home of tbolr parents, Mr. nnd Mm. W. F. McKelvey, nenr Hpringfleld Junction. J. K. Hollnnd, nn old time frlond nnd resident of liakerafield Is also visiting tbom. ' ThcC Fee Mnrrlc Chester Fee. formerly a student nt the 1'nlvemity of Orevon nnd n noted coast track star, was married nt Berkeley. Cal.. to Mlsa Hndlo lone ilobtnson, or that city, last Haturday. Mr. Feo In now physical director of tho university high school at Derhloy. Aftor .tub tl Mr. nnd Mm. Kw will be nt home In Claromont In Berkeley. Ml, and Mm. Griggn llcnd Party Vp niwe-Mr. nnd Mrs. M. F. OrlgRs aro entertaining a party of young women from Kentucky and California at their summer cottage on tho Me- Kcnzle at the Del knap bridge. Thoy aro pre pa ring to leavo Saturday on a trip to Hardyn cabin on the hea- wators of tho south fork of tho Mc Kcnxio on a fishing trip. They will muko tho trip on horseback. Attorney Allen Returns from Cali fornia Attorney B. u, Allen has re turned from Los Angeles, whore he spent a month visiting his threo chil dren. Ills son, Franklin, nnd daugh ter, Louise, are on tho advertising staff of the Los -Angeles Examiner, and recently received nn offer to go to iho Starr of the Now York Amer ican. All three of his children rcsido tn las Angcics. Cmmr Goch to IJolrv--Oeorire Cron er. deputy sheriff, leaves this morning for HolHc. Idaho, to bring back to Eu gene James WIInoii and Delbert Ru dolph, arrested there a few days ngo on a wit mint Issued hero charging them with arson. They are Jointly charged, with 1. C. Hudolph, arrested hern Saturday with aetting fire to a farm house nnd barn, near klmlru to obtain tho Insurance. Timber Firo Reported In Sludnw Reports received in huge no yesterdny afternoon woro to the effect that flro in tho timber owned by tho Hlunlnw Lumber compnny, previously reported under control, had broken loose and was mnklng considerable -headway In the Shannon country U is understood that all tho flro fighters woro called to that vicinity, but It baa not been learned how serious tno bi&xo is. Martins Return from Trlnnslo l4iko K. F. Martin, local photogrnpheri nnd wlfo returned from Triangle lake the first part of tho week, having snent a few dnys in mat vicinity on joying tho outdoors and tnklng scenic pictures. Mr. Martin reports that the low pans road Is In excellent con dition' but that the high -parts ta a bit rough-and dusty. Many camperH nre up around' Triangle iuko now, nam Mr. Martin. lr. Waller RWunw from Kn stern Orflffon The Willamette .pnss'road is In fairly good condition, according to Dr. Orv lie Waller, - wno reiurnen Tuesday with Mm. Waller after mok Intr a loon throiiffh the Wlllamette and MoKcnxle iMisses, naving xoucnea Rend on h n eastern swing. ir. wni lor In tho ,flr motorist to mnke the loon Ih u year ond tho mileage cov- 0 red wan 808 Tho Molvenilo.pasji Is good, wild Dr. Walior. rottnni'tn lie BiHIl of Vtmrncr R, P. mown 01 rorunnn is negtHuu (nir for the nurchaso of some choice lots In Florence, on ino nuisinw, on which, he will erect coltnnen for sinn er use. accord ng to tho editor or ihc Hulslnw Region. Mr. Brown ex noiiN thnt when the Kugene-loFlor- ence ronrt )s: finished nnd tho Roose vU. highway ' becomes nn netutllty there will bo a nig nemnnn ior coi taffcft of this class. Mr. Drown iiIho representn cnpltiil Interested In put ting up" sawiiilll nt Florence, nulMr. Ti In Made fmm 81111 Tivc Deavlnir Han Jose. Cnllfornln, nt 10 o'clock last Thumdny mortiinr two voi'n" women MIm Alice o'Wourke iind Mrsj M T. Kasthnm arrived nt Nlmrod Inn on the McKenl Hatur day evening Juat nt dunk. Tho trip wns.imedo ln,ti Dodge rondrter. nnd Iho young women cntne through with out nilahnp of any HlnU. escaping. ev- KuppeBheimer : I B.K-CO. The measure of satisfaction you get from your clothes rest first and last on quality. Unless you get it the price you pay means nothing. You'll get the kind oi quality in Kuppenheimer Good ' Clothes that insures fine style, lasting good appearance and long service. $29.50 $35.00 $40.00 . More New Models Just Arrived Worth Seeing I JIIMHUI. 1,11111111 1 111 if . en tire trouble. ' A careful record was. kept of the actual driving lime on the trip and their log book shows nn actual driving time of a few mtnutei over 26 hours. Miss O'Roiirke and Mm. Knsiliam expect to spend the summer months at Nlmrod Inn nnd will drlvo back to Kan Jcho in the fall. Man Released lYnm In'.I Jacob i Bores, who won arrested last woelc In this city for beating his way on tho railroad, has been released from tho county Jail nfter serving1 a five dny sentence. Be res h.id a paaa t' Washington, but Instead of making use of the free ticket officials believe that he wnH beating his way nnd try ing to sell his pass. . FiX-ServIco Men Buying Homes I-nne county ex-servlco men number ing 50 havo filed mortgages no se curity for state loans, according to Colonel J.. M. Williams, county at torney for Uio stato aid commission. Mr. Williams believes that tho men a 10 putting their stato loans to very good uses by buying homes and farm property. w The -majority of the loans are for amounts ranging around $300 and it has been estimated that J100. 000 has boon received for loans in tills county. Reunion After long Separation Mr. and Mrs. U. 8, Lyon and daugh ter,, Lois, of, Pasadena, Cal.. nnd Mm. Oeorge A. Nelson of Watertown. South Iiakota, who havo been visiting In tho .1. T. nnd R. W. Brown homes li tht city, left yesterday morning for Pnsiidonn over tho const route. Tho women nre sisters of the Messrs. Rrown. Another sister Mrs. B. U Sawyer, nnd children, of Portland, will remain for n longer visit. Thlb Is tho first time the brothers nnd sis ters hnvo been together for about 20 years. Oregon 'Auto Kdltor CVmilnir H. W. Lvman, nutomobllo editor of tho Morning Orcgonlan, of Portland, writes to ft inembor of tho Morning Register stnff that ho In planning to mnke a run from Portland to Eugeno nnd return by way of the McKenxlo pass this comlnT week-end. to gather mnteiinl nnd photographs for a Sun day feature for his paper. Mr. Lyman and a companion plan to drive from Portland to The Palles and from there to Rings and south over the Sherman county road to Hedmond and Staters to Tuttle lake, where they will stop part of a dny and night. Thev they will cross the McKenxle pass and coma to Eugene, reaching Portland again the second day out. CHIROPRACTIC is the greatest method of the ape ii preventing, treating and permanently curing 95 of all diseases. . . C H I R 0 P R A CTIC is safcsanc and sure. You owe it to. yourself to inves tigate. DR. GEO. A. SIMON Over Ludford's Paint Store . : Phone 3S5J The Bride's Problem Friends and! relatives generally present the bride with dishes needed for the dining room table, but it's the bride's problem to fill those dishes satisfactorily and economically. It's a real pleasure to welcome new home-managers to this store. They like our older friends will find that the food problem solves itself where "Service, Savings and Satisfaction" rule. Ready prepared, home-cooked foods from our Model Kitchen arc a real help these hot days, for cvery-day use and every emergency. STOP AND SHOP Grocery Savings This Week OF COURSE YOU LIKE PINEAPPLE Hawaiian Crushed or Grated Pineapple No. 1 tins, 2 for... ..25c No. 2 tins, each 50c Preserved Pineapple No. 1 tin 22c Fruit Salad, No. 2 tin..30c Contains pineapple, peaches, pears, cherries and apricots. A Fancy Rice Blue Rose Head Rice, 4 lbs. 30c Red Raspberries Crate $2.15 Don't delav! 1Z Corn Flakes New and crisp Blue Bell Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs 25c Dalles Apricots Best lor Canning In peach boxes, for deliv ery this week. 3C i Dice Grocery Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Eighth and Olive . , 3 Phones 183 J