Morning register., July 21, 1922, Image 5

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, JUtY 21, 1922
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ANNOUNCEMENT
70 THOSE MEN OF EUGENIC ANO LANE COW.
TY DESIRINd TO A VAIL THEMSELVES UE THE
Ekl.lEST OPPORTUNITY TO INSPECT OR OR-
ii:r fall tailoring of-
THE NEW FALL LINE IS NOW ON DISPLA Y AT
(IIIR STORE AND WE SHALL HE PLEASED TO
HAVE YOU SEE IT AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
SUITS AND OVEUCOA TS
FALL M.
"One of Eugene's best stores"
I
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
19
IHie Mmi Tliml fur Kitnrri'iitf
Frank Ulbh paid u f ti f lib In
Um police court yeaterdiiy fur peed
Int I' inr " lm1 treeu,
Coin I" I'orllniMl Mr. W. II.
lllowvnt leave fur Portland I til
morn In to upend the week ond vUU
Injt friend and relative.
Hot urn from Vatvtllmt W. It.
Wallace mid family wero lo return
Im( night aftor hulmr pout a two
week vacation at ukridj;.
Itiimii l'ln Annual I'd tiki 1!ny
-Tho unnual plrniu of ilia Kulrmounl
I'roBtiylcrUu church will tie bold In
Itrmlrlrki nark thi afternoon.
Hrtitrm lo 4Virvultlr Mr. Jame
FVwrald. who hn t'.een vlidtluic In
raitfono with Mr. and Mm. A. U.
Itffl'cr, hn returned to ('orvalllt.
Mm, Nplerr Hhh (.newt Mm. V, M.
Kpicrr, Ul Thirteenth avenue rni
bM r her it n r for a few day Mis.
P. A. lluuuud, f Hluo Hill. Ni'briiHka.
IlriiiriM Willi r'buh l". H).-
w iitm returned from MurMlulf Id,
whrrc he went with tho Mult rinh
car. "lUlnbow," to rtlmibuto trout
Iry.
Mr ffchurnn Heard From Friend
Mr, w. r . Onhurn Imvn Jut re
wived a word of Krcetlnir curd from
mrai(ord-onAvon. the birthplace of
tibaknprarp.
Ikudnrm Naiim In FltaoWTho am
nmnl tnialitpici nntno. Hprlninleld
Cabinet 8hop. wnn riled In tho onVo
of County t'U-rk Htyaon Ycntoidity by
H. K. 1'ittau
8 1 r o oi Hallway Knpcriitnuhyit
Hero T. L. imiinindey, nupurlnlend
M of the H. 1 mroct rnllwuy, wan
htir, yetirnlay front hi liojuliiuar
ton in HnU-m.
llniian N Kn1itW. II. Hlnck bna
ow nta huiiHo loentert nl dStl Tyler
lrft la Mm. Maude Itnlt. Tim deal
m tmnnncted Ihrouirh McKInney ft
Hyde. rwilioni.
trl In tho tato niMroiolla alnen
Wvdnomtny. Mr. Kay la dlatrlrt mini-
ntfir of tho K((Ultnttlo IJfo AiMturiinvo
Mui'iuiy or nw tork.
HUM-kman llrn YtvMnlay V1rnnk
Wllllatna, ltno county tuckraltr and
wool buyer, wan In hugene ymttrdny
from Junction City , Atkondtnir to
buMlnoMH matter.
Hr Fritm rortlaiut Mm. Cnrl
tryor, uf 1'orlland, la now In Ku
Kttno vlHitlnic at tho homo of Mr. and
Mm. O. A. Ia on KlKhth avenuo wont
for a few daya.
m
SI iU I nit Mrn Survey Howard
Iloardman. nnfiicy aoporlnttmdunl for
lha Krvd H. J unit company, la now
lit Kuireno maklnii a flro aurvoy for
Iho company' u.
0H-mlnr of I'IhIi lliiti-hcry In Vltf
Otiatlm Hill, operator of tho atalo
flith hutrhry, ul OakildKo, la In Iho
city lor a fiw day on ihikIiicm con
ncclrd with (hi plant.
ilnnihlii Snt lAit Im KnM Till
(uirl- liitiknmn lot on olumlla
utiopt and IClKhloenth avonuo oual
baa bewn tuild to K. It. Hull. T. II.
Ourrotl niado tho deal.
WllmV Itrtunia fnm llir limn
A. II. Wilcox, rxumluer of (bo Slua
law nntlomil forcal, nrrlvod homo ye
ti-rdny from on rxirndd trip throuffh
tho dirforviH pa it of tho for cut.
IjhuIui I mtu in it imtntr In C'.tj
II. U LlrlMT. a IiikkIdk contractor
of Uindiix. waa In tho city yoaiortiuy
on iHialnfHH. Ho ha hftMi lottKlns
fur (ho Uindux Lumhor company.
(iuyon N'ft ItrltUIi OduinMa 1m fimtl
Krod (Juyon. rnporter on ino morn
Intf HonlHtrr. writ from Vancouver,
it. r whom h I laklriK hia vacation,
that llfo tharo la croat and t hut be i
bavlUK a lo "I"0'
pli-nlo. Culln V. Dymorit, doiu of tho
hmmmIoii, Im Hiurtto of the
pioKiuin, l.uiKh will bu acrvvuV
Mnn-'iiKo I.Ichiim) IMditl- A nnir
tl'iKf IIi-i'Iihii wtiH tmtiH'd at th uf ft- I
of Cuuuty Ch-rk Hvvrntn vfttimiluv
lo VaiMo KIhIii'I mid Ijiiiiil Ailiiuti
Marahiill, both of Kukoiiu. I
Miinni lA-nvinit fit Hiihuib 1'J. J.
Mooio, t'oniiiy ai'hool auporliili'iidont,
will Ikuvo fur Kulniii tlilx iiiuiiiImk to
hold h tMJiiNiiHiitlnu with J. A. Church
Ill. Miuto Miiporliilcndont of liiHlrttc
(Ion. llnvo K4tvnriil Mllti or Itoiul Jniv
eh (i Murcor mid Iko havo u riumhor
r in I J im of iho now Crow -I ladhy
v lllo hlKhway kiuvoImI und Iho two
roi'k t'liiMhoia a ru opii'utlritf day and
nlKht.
'
VIhIUiik lit Hijlhii llonut MIh
Ittith HonoHccli, t,r lliiicliiiiK.iri, Mlnn.t
Im now in (IiIh rtiy vIhIIIiik with Mm.
Iltiiphl Hoyllcn. MIn Ki'ticwidl ru me
hero from California, and la inaklutf
u lour of tho coaat.
!rtyi' for Two Wika Oniluir I r.
A . J. A 1 1 wa I tw, itccom pa u lod by liln
wlfq und Dr. and Mra. M. O. How
urdt will Iravu today for MH'rodlr
NprlriKM to t-njoy iwo wvuka outing
uiuontf tho hlghur It II Im.
Vbdior lAUm Vallry Didlitht with
tho littuulloH of thn M:KtMilo valloy
hua hci'U oxpi-oiou'd hy (Iooi-ko Mollon
Hood Itlvor plifirmaclHt, who la now
vlHlUnx In KiiKiio. Thin la Iho flint
Hiuo he hua ovvr boon In the city.
Mnkiw lliirrivl Trip Clifford
t Hh I'tit ) Matii'rud, a tiiiuin'i or the
Miiimnirl trot horn I-'ih) company,
iniido a flylmz trip to l'ortland yH-
tiTilay morulnir on a iiikiiikh vihii
Ho rtourm-d lo Ktitfviio yoan-rday ov-
viiIiik.
lltrliulny Ittniu-r Ntivl rainier,
tho two-yoar-old aon of Mr. tmd Mm,
('. A. lAHt, yt'Mtcrday wum howa of tho
houathold whm n birthday dlnmr
honoring hla nccoiid annlvuranry wa
imrvotl. Hovcral young monua w
proaout,
KtHii(yH liiavi for lnilrR'nil'iHc
Mr. and Mra. Arthur I. Koum-y wiro
to return to IiMliMttfiub'ncp yuHlorday
iivrnliiK ufti'r having a pint aevural
daya vtaltliite frlMiuU In thia city. Mr.
Kiiuy I Iho undvrlukur ul inuo-
pvndonco. .
MrKy VInIim l-'ull tVtvk Jnrk Mi
Ky county ruail auporvlaor, inado o
trip to t hi Kali cnak country yea
trdnv to look over aomo uf tho coun
ty project beaut worked out In that
Ilvtrlct. Ho vim tod at Clovrrdaie ana
Fall Creek.
Onk'nnd Man licit" F. A. Ronila.
11 f oiikliiml. oit.. la now In tho city
vUltltiK friwida and looking over tho
local oak wood market. Mr. Itemla 1
u largo iitock mUur of tho Oakland
ountry and la nlao Interested in mo
wood buttlneaa.
Colv'n Fiiiicrnl To4lny Tito funer-
al of Mm. W. F. Colvin will be hold
rmm I hn Venteh rhanel thin iinornoon
at 2:50. Hov. Win. Moll Cnao win
iinvti charire of the aervlrea una in
terment will no miiuo In tne local i
t), F. cemetery.
Clmrlca riinmlHni Children Vlall-
intr ml h I.. ChuiiilMTM' Homo The
five children of Churlea Cbambera of
Salem arn vlaltlng nt tne nome o
ti.i- imfiiit V. 1.. Chnmbera. In Ku
gf-ne. They nr Ponnld, Helen, Frank
llu-lmrd and imui.
th.mma from IVtrflnnil -After hnV-
iii u viniinii for n week In rortlano
with relative, Mm. Arthur Yaloa hna
rMliirneil In KUiiene. She WM llCCOItl
nanlcd by Mm. J. T. Clow, wno win
vtMii ut tho home of Mr, and Mm.
Yftte for a tow doys.
11m tw), Mra, ilcriih-e Fountain, Or
Ian Hurd, Mm. MaiKuorlio loughia.
numher of leiu iiciH look thu exan
hui'Oti for exeuiptioii KiadeM, which
many en ana were made, Tho only
to cmiifictiiu 4aiiii'ti wum granied to
Ieo WIlllaiiiM, or
(iimiM-r J'iivit J in Jtiiriiljiir -J.
W. Franklin of I'm ilmnl waa fined
III tho I-JUgeiin jiirtlll-e eoiirl.
torduy nftoniooii for I'-nvMitr hl
camp flro wllbuut extniKUlhiiiK it. Mr.
Franklin hua f:amp'd out at Camp-
Flat above Oaldi-idrfe. mid hia
flrn waa found by luteal ofllcluU I
roun nitur no Jell.
live for the I'aclfie roiiMt territory.
leii yiHierduy inorrilng for ItOHelnirg
riiT looKlng Hirer the lnloietn of
be local chiiplor aim o Haluiduy. .MIh-
Kwlng waa III aevenil daya while here.
From ItoHKhurg ahe will return to
huad(Uai'turH In Man FiunciHcd.
I'olleo CJilrf Iiivc for North -Fo-
llce I 'lllef t 'iirlali'iiHen. accompanied
by hla wlfn und two children, left yen
onlay morning for an nolo trip
hiougbout tho northern part of tho noiateln hilarity and It Ik expected
Mlate. Tho Columbia river hlfchwuy
will ho vi hi tort iy the vacation lata.
Thoy expect to apvnd a week on the
trip.
I'o FomIom I -a nil Kali- (loitlrncl 1
Homo und Uoyd Trunuell yi'aterduy
lieguu auit In circuit court uKulnat
Waller Jacobaen to foieclotie a land
waa filed
Army lilachnnm la FilM The army
WinrKe of Klmer Troxel, a private
xnni-ry m, (Mth C, A. C.
. mum in tne ofrir
rK llryaon yeNterdny.
't?
Mpwiwl fntm I'ortlnnd R. R. Kny
ni-"K.Mrct,'a ,,n,'k fr" 1'orlland luat
mum after having been on a bualmw
New lcntiiy Collrolnr ArrlvrH A
nw -ii.ntiiv Internal revenue collect
or hua been appointed to the local of-
t in iltn ttnnuin or J. Ij. KOCKWeil,
of Portland. He baa arrived to take
IiIm noMitlon and will nnNlnt II. II.
Karlo, Iho regular deputy hrfe.
1
Vnlvmdty INcnln IMbiuiimI An nil
unlvemliy picnic will bo held at llen
diiek park next Haturday for atlf
denta. faculty membem and official
of Iho aummer aeanlon. It la eatU
muted that f.00 will tnko part In the
Stvl
i w
It . 1
ish Stout Dresses
Dark, Tub Frocks for
Large Women Ging
hams and Voiles in sizes
44 to 50.
The same grace and charm that
characterize styles for slender
women, arc expressed by these
dark tub frocks for stout women.
They ore slenderizing cool, nt-
tractive frocks, mado Hench
Gingham and Colored Voile.
M hh Kuliiir JMivm MIh KhI Mer
it- Kwlng, Ited Ci-okh field lepreaen- L.,j K,iiny io a Iihi:ko of Illegally bav
noon und tho fuirvlcotf will bo con-
hided at (be grave. Tho member
of tho I. O, O, F. lodgo ure to have
Inn ho of l he ceremonleH, Tho ro-
mnlriM are now ut Itrunalcttur'a chupol.
Ilrndemhotl Itju-k In Kton Arthur
Ifiuidei-Hhott, pi opi lelor of the I'm- '
gene (luu atore, who haa been con-:
fined to hla homo for tho paal aevrnil:
daya with tin Infected foot, waa on
duly ugaiu yeaterday afternoiin. The
fool waa bound with dreading, i.ut
Mr. lieinleiiiliolt waa able to walk
about without the aid of ciiUcIicm.
Flnei! for Ilnvin )t Meat liar-;
ry lomui', who lit ha Id to have caught;
a fawn with u doK, WediM-atlay pleail
lng deee meat In hla pomki'mmIoii ami
waa lined I'iU and aaked to liny the
$tl eOKia In the Collago Orovo Jualhe
court Wednehday. Tho fawn waa aup-
pomd lo have tiled alter being caugnt.
lolMlein Ilihu-Kv to lln Held ut
Orrvulllw Tho annual picnic of llol
ateln breodera will be hehl at Corval-
IIh Katiirdny and ipiito nt number -f
tin ijtito county breedeiH aro plan
ning lo n'tend. Thin la cjiiied trie
that 400 or 00 from all pacta of the
uiuii. ulll l.i lliere. Tint Jomcy
broudeia cull Ihelr picnic tho Joraoy
Jubileft and the (Juernaey brMlera
call thelra the Oucmaey gaiety.
Dnryen Coming Willi I'unniT M.
,f, Ijuiyeu, of tho atuto chamber of
cumiiMTee, and rormeriy or tno hie
muIo contract on which It waa ulleged uene chamber of eommerre, haw writ-
inero waa aizou one, logeiner witn ten to the local cnamoer mat no win
Mix ner cent Intercut from Mnv 29. aecomiiany W. N. Farmer, repreaenl
1020. . Walter li. Jonea la attorney lng the lirotherhood of Voemen who
for ihn nliilntiff. Im weekinif a alto for tho $2, COO. 000
'ww i cnmiren h nome i eruciuu y im.-
Vluliliiv fMKii Kniitiiiit-.l(uu VatM,. Inrilcr. Thev will meet with the local
u-n it lu.n.i Ui.nu..m iu iimu inlchiimbcr Alondny nlKht at which time
Ihla city vlaltlng nt the home of Mr. hlata on climate, iieuiin arm won oi
...i.i m. uv Miirmv M(m. v..ni thia Hectlon of the valley will be aui-
came out hore from Kanwia to vltdt niltted
her brother ut Hagluuw and will re
main In Kugeno on her way buck
homo to vlalt tho Murray a, who for
merly Jived Jn Kanaa.
rofeKMr Martin leuvcw After
vinlt of ten daya with relative be
rrofeHHor I. Jt. Martin und family
left for tho oat yenterday by way of
Fund rickliiK for VrvU: Dlaap
pointment hua been expreHs?d by It.
K. Harrett chairman or '.no nnanw
commltee anoolnted to raim funds
for the crocem-butchers picnic to be
held next month. The memoera oi
tho coinmltlee have been out trying
luiae the neceaKury inon-iy auring
VidiowKtnnA nark and the Hilter Hoot the DliHt threo daya. Mr. Uurrett Bftld
valley. Mont., where they will remain that ICugenu will fall fit' behind tin
for a time at their ranch. On the quota unless the Imstimaa men donate
return trip to Chicago they will vialt
aeverai uoioraau rewoiiH.
V. O. V. IiikUiIIh Tonight Of fl
eer of the hugene camp. No. 110. W.
o. w., will uo iiiHtaiied tliia evening
the hull on KlKhth avenue
Following la the Ul of new offlcera:
It. L. Moon. aat connul; Will Irin,
counaul commander: A. C. Schmder.
iidviHnr; Claud llkemon. .manager;
and Mike Mulbey, watcaman,
AlUiKling fitotliaiefM ConvcjiUoii
in the fund. It i un.ierMod
Junction City and ?ottax? Cruve nave
already reached their -loia.
CrtpiosTum RiuUt at t'liivcrHlty
Oswald Jensen, or uregon wixy,
Htudcnt rHiriKtered In tho unlveralty
aummer aeaalon, U un expert reader
of cryptogram mesagfi. During the
war be attempted to omain a posiuon
with the Kovernmenl to do aucn worn
:.nd u-hen he was told there wna no
mmnlriir lifl ehiillenifed the Wuah ng-
ton aecret aervlce official to read
Morria Hchwnrzcblld, aa-slatant niana- any cryptogram moBaage they had In
ger of tho ttchwarxchlld book store, their pgaiietiHlon. One waa forwarded
accompanied by John Coe. of the to him which had baffled the officials
f'- Unlnnnru AAmnnnc la nntv In i fnr ill fee mOnthK Olid Mf, JCnflen
Portland attending tho Oregon ata- reaa it in uin. uuum.
tlonory dealom' convention. Mr. and Mexican cryptograms are eaaieat to
Mm. Harry Korn wont to Portland road
with the two local buaincsn men.
Private Exrluiruw IiiHtnlled A prS. PERSONAL MENTION
vatn teleohone exchanuo hn Ju.st been
installed bv the Table HuddIY com-1 J. O, wtiuta. or nonage urove, ia
innv TtiA Ktnro hiiM been itinkinc in the cltV.
many Improvements lately and the W. It. Orr of Onkrldgo Is here for
n..11tlH nf lli nrli nlA Arotmnfr,, Ul (llLV OT 0.
im iv, rt of the Dlnn to make the es- Tom Sailor, of Noli, la in this cltv
tahllabment
ment atoro.
Pierce, owner.
modern food depart -
according to I-ewia
$8.95 to
$12.75
LARGE'S
865 Willamette Street
VIhIUiir HrolluT Urn- II K. T'.i'-k
of iho l Muvor company, rorlmml
I. now In Kiikoii vlIHni hl uromor,
rnrl o. Hock. 0S7 nttn nv;nu wm:
Mr. Hook will ron:uii ncro ovor
wook-oncl nnil will KO ll lllu live
for a llttlo fluhlnif oxrnrslon
.
ivnixtrtv lnvontorr Filed Th
proniTty or l no canuo oi rtimnip
llnirhoH. doOOHROd. IB Valued fit $
9a3.6J, nooonllnic lo tho Invontory fll
.i in nrnlmiR oourt votitordiiy by tht
i.i,piili.ni. W. C. Waslilmrno. F. W.
MooiIu'ikI nnd H. M. Mllllorn.
. W I
MImi Klllmrn' Slotor lloro Mliw
Pnnnlo Kllliurn of I"orllnnd In hore
lo vlalt her iiltitor. Minn Winifred Kll
burn. clerk In the Blusluw niitlonnl
fonl. Hho In on hor way lo Mod
ford where Hho will bo employed In
the office of Iho urnior nutionni ior-
el. ...
lluwilN KnorlI Ilm-k Tixliiy
Mr nn.l Mn. Ben F. llliwiell are OX
peeled to orrlvo In Enirono thin ev
ening or tomorrow from Atlantic
Oily. N. .1., whore Mr. Himsell, who In
miporlntendent of tho county farm,
intended the Elk' national conven
llon. . ,
Mi-Arilinp tlan to Took After
llrltlini J. W. McArthur, county
brldRfl miporlntendent, left yentorday
fnr Ihn tnwnr fllllqlnW to look
nnrtlcularly the
one on the Norm f ont noiuw
I'nrlllKo which hn Doon pronouinv,,
urdafe.
i. ...lino,, itike anil ronm A Vcrrt
ii tine nnd a Mcvclc linve recently
b i n rurchnHid v In" iwi.im of til.'
i.'n.i..if . inn itnuer nnu iiuiiuii.
iteker Bnld 'tVn. or.o o' fie vhlcloB
I. io be lined (or pleasure nnd ine
oiher for pe.t.
Flnilrn Crnniro Will T.lvo Vlcnlo
The Klmlnv (trnnito la plnnnlnip a pic
nic to bo Riven In the Krovo hnlf n
nnt.wA.i nf that nlnce Rnturunv
of this week, ' according to f. H.
rholn.- of that town, who was In
Kimono yostorday.
Ttinl'denrn to no nimiwleleil The
romdence owmea ny i,,o ... .... ....
-u 1191 ITerrv ntrent In the
rear of tho church bulldlnn will bo
remodeled nnd a tmnga built on the
prein'noe. A permit wna taken out
for the work yenlordav. cnlllnif for
tho expenditure oi ,i.
VIhIIIhB MK.mM .- ICdmund
Martin, local phoioarnphor, accom
i... Mr. Mnrlln nnd Mr. nnd
Mm. Stewart, who are vla't nir the
Martin, from Wahlnr,lnn wlll lcave
lhl mnrnlnrt to Hpcnl tho Any np tho
Vr 'i.-n.i. Mr Martin will li nun
to Eugene Saturd.iy mornliiir.
T..ivo for Foltr Snrlnitir Ml Bue
a i.r mint. Mm. Stevens, left
fnr Koloy SprlTina yesterday mornlnit
for a few noys inumn.
!.?,.. .,r,n.i hem from Portlnnd Fri
day, has apelil tho last three years
!enohlnr In l-hlnn. liavln only re
cently roturnontpnm iu..,,..,.
..i.i,.,rinl Knmnl Aro dlven K
Monro, cmmly sohnil e. or i on rtn t
..' iiniiniiiieed nild'llonn
names nf tlioso wli" passed the voo-ni
teach"rs' exiiminniinn v
Rnrl, IJimiieri, nun.
C'rilMllcr ItwulncS ' Work Today-
New elevators wero bolnir placed in
iho rock crusher operated by "Wash
burn Ik Hall nt tamp creek yester
day. A. T. Miller, county Inspector
of macadam, was In from Camp
creek yesterday nnd he said that the
crusher had been temporarily ciosea
down hut expected It to begin work
by noon today.
llelineun C'ltih Holds llclllo Wed
nesday nlKlit the Helmelta club took
part In a picnic held In the city auto
nark. Children were also lr nuemr
nnco and they enjoyed a session of
swlmnilnir. The women brouilht
their baskets and Iho afternoon was
passed by sewibK nnd swimming. Cof
fee and Ice cream wore served by the
members of tho club.
. .
Man Tramps TlirouRll Wilds After
having spnt 21 days In the uninnao
Itod country back of tho South Wll
lametto fork. William' B. Krazlcr.
salesman for Clossot and Devers, has
returned to Kuitcne. Mr. FTazler,
who left for Portland yesterday af
ternoon on a business trip, said that
he visited some wild country while
out in tho hills.
Uond nivrr DniRcto Hero George
V.:'n. of the Mir l ii:k e.ii.ipanv
i ' ilond River. Is now n Eixenc w ith
t ft spoil li j ft few .lays M nis
ntion ln 'La-'-' county. Thin
f.ist tlm Mr. Mellon lias eiei-
vis fed In Euofr o and he Is rr-.fme
Jn nrnlsa of the city- Mr. Mullen Is
1 tl hid of UcrR", I 'avis, i l mo ixu.v
1 -rat I'll drug s'.ure.
OnrnntRt In Vimneiisitl Ono of
Iho few KuReno mon to rccelvo
nlnnwint siimrlso . vcBtornny was
Charles W. llnwley. musician at the
Ilex theatre who playa tne super-
Wurlltzer onron. Some time ago air.
Howley had his motor meter aioien
from Ills car anil yeuiorciay no
reived n check from an Insurance
company coverlnR the loss.
I). E. FerRiison. of Creswell, spent
the nigh' in Eugene.
r. K. wmtney, or ijonnee urove.
was In the cily over night.
C It. stokes or cnnni-- was an ar
rival in the city yesterday.
Wm. HnlllMton. Creswell farmer.
was In EuKeno yesterday.
Miln "orey was in the city yester
day on business from Marcola.
Mrs. E. H. HotalinK, of wniter-
ville, was stopping in Eugene yostcr-
.titv. .
Hlchard Smith has returned to tne
city from his summer home 'on tne
e.Kentt)
John ti. Harrow has returned from
Portland after upending three days
in that city. ,
Mrs. M. K. Baylor is now in r.u-
Rona visiting at the nomo oi mis.
l A. Lee. Mrs. Saylor lives In Cali
fornia. ,
H. P. Ekman and family or tseame
aro visiting hero. Mrs. Merwin Irish,
Mr. Kkmnna niece, accompanied tne
party.
Kce'ler, Virgin Crow, Jessie Ldep, Nol
"AMPICO"
AdiiilnUtmtrlx AnnolntMl Viola
Adams yesterday waa appointed ad
tninlttimlrl of the estate Of I.loyd Ad-
nms, who died April 25. 1922. leaving
property both In iJtno nna nougins
counties. John IToschern. fonroe
nnvia nml W. C. Myers wore appoint
ed n apiirnlsers of tho property In
Ijine county, nnn i i-. Lewis, j.
Hunynn and Fred Ilcnsen In Douglas
county.
Tru,l -Pniiml lii Ceil A fito nnd
hncksnw were located In a cell of
tho county Jail yesterday morning by
nenrirn Croncr. deputy sheriff. No
evldenco was rouna tnni in prioue,ri
had been trying to book their way
nut nt ihn lall. The hacksaw was
mnrin from a common case snne ,
tho teeth were sharp enough to cut
metal. The file waa mounted nnd
hp pen rod to have boon tnndo by the
prisoners.
Kn.A Tfnrlr I PrOCTWSftnT O. H.I
Phelps, of Elmlra. who was In the
eliv vnatoidnv. said that bettor pro
gress Is helnH made on tho Elmlrn
irmniriin hivhwav than on the Kl-
mlra-Noll pholect. Teams nro belnot
used to grade the rond toward Frank
lin and one of Iho conn'y'a big trac
tors Is being used on, the Notl pro-
inf He nva that the teams are
mnvinir mucti faster progress than
iho trnotor. , t . m ;
iir.n.i, -cimernl Charmed to Sunday
The funeral of Jobo H. Hrynnt. who
died al his homo on the Crow stage
vouto Wednesday, wi'i no nein mm
,i,.w nriornnnn. Instead of Ihla after
noon, iib previously niinounend, In
nr.ine that relntlvoa can roach hero.
The funeral will be held at Ulca
oomotory nt two o'clock In the nftor
The Washer
that dry s
THE Unn-Dry-Ktte washes yont
cloth.,, and then drya them for the
line. It ha no wringer. A wringer
dryi the clothta one ot two pieces at a
time-but the l4iun-Diy-Ette whirls
them dry a fobfo at a rime and It
never smashes a button never Injure!
a hook or fastener.
Let us ihow you how the wrlngerlfsa
Laun-Dry-Ktte will save you work In
drying as well as wathint. Let us show
you how It saves you the work of sewing
on buttons and eaves your hands.
Let ul show yon that the Laun-Dry-Etle
doe the most work for pou with
the least work by you.
Siewart Electric Co.
933 Willamette - Phone 71S
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Economy Friday
Opportunities to Make Dollars Do Double
Service Dependable Merchandise
Special Lot 90c
Silk Stripe Tissue 55c Yard
Just 12 patterns, plaids, stripes and broken checks, all
wanted colors blues, pink, yellow, green, etc.; 32 inches
wide. One of the most popular cool dress fabrics.
lea Yard
Hundreds of yards of Lace and Embroidery Insertion
and Applique that sold at 10c to 20c a yard, only lc a
yard. Not less than 10 yards cut from any one piece.
Bathing Suits $100
Ladies' Bathing Suits only 24 of these suits left
all sizes. Blues, black, gray, white and colored stripe
trimming.
Ribbon for Lavender Bags
Baby Ribbon in No. V2, 2 and 3 sizes, in all colors, for .
making lavender bags and novelties.
Men's Summer Knit
Union Suits 85c
Men's Union Suits in white and ecru color, long or
short sleeves, ankle length. A very unusual value at
85c a suit or 2 suits for $1.30.
Green Corn Is Here
Newest of the arrivals in our big food department store this
week is green corn on the cob. Of all nourishing and like
able green vegetables, green corn well cooked and spread over
with butter is the best. Have a few cars at your next meal.
Dalles Apricots for Canning
Can some apricots this season. The Dalles apricots are grown
right here in Oregon and are obtainable in such quantity as
to make canning not only possible, but very profitable. We
have them in any quantity you desire, and the price is very
reasonable. - .
Of Course You Like Pineapple
Naturally you like pineapple everyone does. We suggest
that the next time you order pineapple you ask for crushed
. pineapple. You will find crushed pineapple much easier to
serve, easier to eat and better tasting. Besides all of the
other qualities in its favor crushed pineapple is much less ex
pensive than pineapple in any other form.
Hurry for Berries and Cherries
This year's small fruit season has been very short. Time for
obtaining blackberries, loganberries, blackcaps and cherries
of all varieties for canning is limited. The cherry crop is
only about one-third as large as last year, and while the
cherries are better in quality they will soon be gone. We
advise you to order at once.
Jell-Well Is a New Dessert
Jell-well is a new fruit-flavored easily prepared jell dessert.
Just add a pint of boiling water to a package of Jell-well
and set in a cool place. When ready to serve it you will find
a firm cool dessert that will please everyone. Jell-well may
be had in several flavors.
Our Service Popular with Campers
Most everyone knows about our picnic and campers' service
by this time, but just as a reminder we thought we would
mention it again. We pack your orders of meats, cooked
foods, beverages, and groceries, and send them out by stage
to wherever you happen to be camping. Expert packing in
sures perfectly packed provisions.
Vegetables Are a Cooling Summer Diet
The more vegetables you eat in summer the more comfort
able you will be. Nature has provided vegetables in' the
summer season to keep you healthy you should eat more
. of them. Summer squash and celery are in. Tomatoes, let
' tucc, green peppers, beets, small carrots, string beans, and
several others arc here.
Cantaloupes, watermelons, plums and green pie apples are
obtainable now.
'
The-Table Supply Co.
L. D. PIERCE, Proprietor -
Ninth and Oak ' ; Telephone 246