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

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Newspaper Page TextFIVE P iM nlKht for Cuiimm bunch for a vii tlim vlnll or u wiwk. Mian IQihul Klol, nxiitt or thy mull onlur depmitnunt. riniiriii'il yMUiii'diiy to duly uflr a vlnll or u wuvk ut 1'orlloiiii. ... luiK'iloii I'ihi),!,, , my Ymti.niny Mr. nnil Mi. Cluuilii WiiliburiKi wiihi In KiiKmin from Junction City yi'Hti.rdiiy vI.iiiuk fiund unit In.rl dnnliilly utiumlliitf to duhIiiuhji unit' tl'I'H, MlM NnMi.ll ut HillllJl (lliril MlBH (lllK'O NlMIOII, Hl'i:l'.iirv of lh l.nn.. TraHSa IT Stmt Soft collar Full Line of New Fall Heather and Sport Hose for Women, Men and Children MORNING REGISTER, EUCENE, ORE., SUNDAY, AUG. 1J, 1922 Wash Fabrics Values to 50c Yard, Monday 2.2c Yard Monday we offer fine Hatistcs, Voiles, Swiss and Sill:- Mulls, 36 to 40 inches wide, neat figures and stripes, in pinks, blues, yellows, greens, Mack and white. Regular 35c to 55c values in this clear ance Monday at 22c yd. 'unity i'liiiitiu' of tlm Amxrli'iin Hid I'iok, ilui'lllK Ihu Wl'I'lt-IUIll Ih vIhHIiik nt Hani ii t.'lura Willi MiM rioruniin t'llHpUI'HOII. The Best $3 5 Suit In Eugene IF YOU WANT TO PA Y THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS FOR A SUIT . THEN COMK TO US. WE'LL G1VR YOU A PURE WOOL WORSTED SUIT.HANI) TAILORED IN THE LA TEST STYLEi AND PERFECTLY FITTED UY AN EXPERT FITTER, AT Til A T PRICE. YOU'LL HE SATISFIED WE'LL GUARANTEE TIIA T OTHER SUiTS AND COA TS TWENTY-FIVE TO EIGHTY Qretm Mtertrdll Co. "One of Eugene's best storci" I CAUGHT- IN THE ROUNDS gf lltrro from Koitmi W. II. Morgan ymiitrility morning w In Kugrii it buirti'M trip (ruin Huknii. InirM IW hitalitiwMra, V. Jninm. nrroinpanird by lirr mi, Ih1, ir.ft yrifrluy by motor for I'urtlitiid find Bcanldo. Ibmiily IVkt on IUImi K. I. Hired of Onkrtdgit rro!Vtl tho rmiiily Sounty on ihrvw holit-ntH yKtcril(iy nt (lip office of the county clerk. fir. Ktiykrtulnll IttUinii lr. nntl Mr. William Kuykfinlnll urrlvnl In ' Kiurn Into Kridny o von lug lifter tm- tAg In Cutlfornirt fir novo nil weoks. Mnrtoii VcnU'h llrtiirni Mr. nnd Mr. Mnrlon Vputrli rcturntnl yplir (ilty .trir Jtrtoutlng of ten tiny nt iMr Huinnivr homo on (ho upper Mc; Hemic. , Vntt (Slum I lit urn fnnii THp YtH rinvm. of tho faculty of tho Ku Kctin hlKh schmiL liu .roturnnl nf(nr a bulnm lrlj. of u fow days at MarrhfivW. ' '. . VMlor frmn It ml In IIiv Mis Anna Taylor of Itd. Orogun. linchr In lh Hchunt nt Wtmao, In vlnttlng in ,titigrnn nn tho kumi of hvr ltttr. Mre, J. W. Mi-Arthur. " Vntgn (irovo VmiiUi Mnrrftnl Olrn Jenkins and tlraco K. Funk, both of fottagit Orovo worn married yntfinlny hy Jtidgo . 1. Itnrnard nt fill ofneo at tho courthouse. Veterans (inlng in Kwtllo 8verol loi-iil members of lh Votornim of Foreign Wnrs, (tended hy Major V. U. White, Monday wilt leiivo for Ho- ttttlr. Wash., to attend tho notional convention being held In that city this wevk. r llrlttoii in from Spring K. A. Ih-ltton, iiiitntVr of tho Mrtfrcdlo rummer report. yetiterd:.y wrui In Bu grno for a abort lime on bualneiui. Mr. mid Mm, I. K. Iloin Irnvt Mr. and Mm. 1 B. tfcau Iwtvo today for Uakrldgi whom thoy will spend i ho next throo vcck ou a vacation outline. Paint Kliop lXnhllHlMxl Krcd Ijunnrlno, a palnlor of SO years' ex porlnnco, )m oatahllMhod an auto pnlnttnif hp at Klithth avenue went and Charnolton. trot.i " ItitAnw With Nww Auto After a huMlnewi vlHlt which Inmd thrco dayn, durlnir which tlmn ho boiiKht a now atiiotnohllo, J. '. Henry of tho IhinKH Kiirairo roturnod from Tortland l-'rlduy own In 8". m ,.,,,-.., i-..'., Ollvo iH'Mlilm nnil Kit i til I y lfri Ollvo Choiihlro and fntnily. fnrmurly of thin rlty, nrn hero for a few daya' vIhII. They ro now located nt Mil ton whom Mr. t'heahlra In In tho hard wuro liualneaa. Iljiyly 1-HincnU Thin AftivtitKin Tho fuimrnl airvlcea for Theme llayly will ho hfld nt the HmnHtttlr chaptd thl afternoon nt three o'clock Instead of at tho Itlhlo Htnndurd inlimlon ua wa previously announced. - lrnvn on Vncnilon Trl Kiln E. Halinnnno. ciih tiler of tho McMorrnn and Wiiahhurne compnny. and her BlHter. Mm. Miiry K. (Inniher, book keeper of tho eatabllidinietit, left hint Concerning the first Fall Frocks the first Fall Frocks hint of draped litics with the clever Rus sian side closing' unique sleeves panels and un trimmcd styles of fancy fabrics. The race for color supremacy, in silks, is won by a shade black in cloth dresses by navy with brown a sec ond. Frocks for dressy wear or service. The prices arc modest. Showing New Fall Coats, Dresses, Sweaters, Blouses and Suits LARGE'S 865 Willamette Street 1'nlvi'n.lly Htiiili'iH. Ilivo from I'orl. limit 1'in lulu Alnloik, iinlvimlly liiinki'llmll plnyor nnil a miunhur of Hid I'hl (ImniiiiL l,,.i,i fralnrnlly, y,-H-Kirihiy wnn In Kmiiiiin from IiIh hoinii :n rortliinU. ' I til urn to t'oliriiriilu Mr. nnil Mm. J. I''. Mlllnr unit iwo .inn II rhlldiiin left Krlitny ovi'iilmt for llmlr home lit HiiiiIh Itiirliiim, Cnl ntlir lii'lnit In KiiKi'iio for Ihrrn wiii'kn vUltlliK rolu tlvuM mid frlfinlH. . : ' ' I'lanlt, to KiiiiimIi'I (irunii'd A t'r mlt for Ih" ri'iniiili'llMK l ilio rrail dnnmi nt 4110 l.lni'oln Nlriu.l win, vriml . I'd yi'iili.rdiiy to I', I). I, it hy Ihu hulld. IIIH IIIMIHlllor. IIIO OKllllUltl'll I'OHl Of t ho work la (Doll, OnkrlilKn Wi'll Hiirlnkhyl hy lliiln Kd Clnrk yi'alorduy wun In Kuwnn '"nil OnkrlilKn. Mr. Chirk rrpoitH Hint himvy riilna huvo fnllcn lip In thnl riniiitry unit Hint tho tlmhisr In now woll diinipniii.il. . Mini fVnniiillu.l o Kind, iMriliil t.'lnudn K. M. Ilodaon of folliiKi' (Irovo wna yitrduy conimllKid to tho "lain hoapllul for tho liuuino fol lowing ii n nimulnutlon hold hero hy county liculth oitkora. Mr. titul Mm. Itiikil IUitiurnln Mr. unit Mr,. Hum Ituich, who luivo hiion nt Wnrrnnton mid Antorla for auvnrnl duya looklnir over roul raluto ropi'rty, uro ripccti-d to return to KilKimo aomo time aoon. IVnMllllltrt.Ml Mllfl In .'! Inlitnln Ali'Xoiiliia. no ox-Mi'i-vIco mnn who Uvea ut Aloho, Wiiah.. Ih now In Ku- ycaii-riluy dropped In nt the offlio of iiiu iiuu uroaa lor u Vlalt, ... I'rliu'liml (Iihw to Vi'llmvMiiniv M Ihd Ida I'utli'raiin, principal of tlm Wnnli liiKlon ai'hool, loft yiaterdny moinliiK for n lour throllKh the Ycllowatono Nutluluil pnrk. Hho will ho out of the city for uhout three wecka. ' ... 1 Vullir Jbulili'mv Hold The real drnce owned by N. J. H. Fuller, Si: Kloventh avenue eaat. hoa been pur ehaaed by H. K. Hlattery, local attor ney. Tho deal was made through tbo Nam Hugh Itealty company. ... SlalKry Kill HiniMt The rraldenco located ut 1141 ltwrenco atreet lina been alld by II. K. Hlutlery. local at torney, to UkzIo C. and Krneat A. Kelany. The rti'nl wna mnde through the Hum KukIi Itealty company. ... PortlniKl VlMlKNm Hero Mr. and Mra. tllay Chattleld of Portland arc woekvnd gutvta at the homo of JuiIko mid Mra. C. I. Uurnurd. Tho .I'ortlund vlnitora are on a motor trip to Houthern Oregon and Murahfleld. ... Major White llaclc fnmi Portland JHOlor W. O. Wh to returned Prldav from Port In nd whero ho wua vlaltlng in tho Intereata of Inaurnnco com piinlea which ho repreMentn. Major White wua In tho north for eovoral any, ; , . -, i . .. . . " ' ' '! llcnll In from lllninmifl II Malcolm Ileall, of the llluniond It runch nt liwell. yenlcrduy wan In Kugene. He wna expecting bin rather. J. H. iteall owner of the (oaat Culvert and Flume company, of l'ortlund, to urrlvo her luat night, . - Hoy till by Oir Olen Mini, amnll .on of Mr. iind Mra. W. It. Ulrd of Mabel, waa atruck by a cur driven hy 1.. M. Mllla of Portlnnd nenr the corner of Klghth avenue and Wlllniii' ette atreet yeaterdny. Tho lad wna only allghlly Injured. e Mra. Pofnrlcxtcr nnil nnttsliter In rnrtlnnri Mra. F. I.. Polndextcr nnd dniiRhler. Iluxel. went to Portland yeaterdny. Mra. Polndexter. who la a member or the atato board or pur enl-teurhcr aaaoclntlona. will nltcnd a moctlng of the board thore. e K I turmoil Bauto I $7700 The entute of the Into Anna G. Klngmnn conalated of peraonnl property of the vnlnn of 17700. nccordfmr lo the re port or tho npprnlaom filed yeaterdny In prnhntn court. Tho niiprnlaera were F. .1. Merger, .Toaao Darling and .1. .1. Klnliotr. j MniiortsM lamvo for firnnla Push Profeiwor O. K. Flnnerty, Tirinclpal of tho Kueono hlirh achool. accompanien by hla wlfo, loft yeaterdny for Omnia Puna whero tney will vian Mra. r in- nerty'a parenta. Thoy woro to atop luat night In Cottngo Orovo when on their way aoutli. Cniilnln Antlinni to Prcnoli CnP' tnln Anthony of the local unit or the Salvation Army, will nnve bb nia biiii (eot In the aermnn to bo prenched In tho hull In thla morning nt 11 o'clock "Hnven Klmln of llllirta." Tllla oven Ing ho will hnvo na hla topic "The Grout Homo itncc." e MurnhflcJil ' May Hnvo "4Hh" Mnrahrield will aoon hnvo a chapter nt the t.n Hnelete ilea 40 Iloiumca el a Ohnvnux, lr preaent pinna aro cnrrlod out. Tllla orgnnlmtlon, tho play ground of tho American Legion, will likely ho Inatulled by a group of men from tho local unit. ... Ounnertlrat Pooplri Hero Goorgc Garrison, wire una unugntor. ui Hrldgcport, Conn., uro vlBllltig thlk week nt tho homo-of Mr.' Onrrluon'B alater, Mra. C, H. areenricld on 8ev onloenth' nvenue eiiut. Mr. Gnrriaon formerly realdod. ut Seuttlo and la now with the Kcmingion Arma com pany nt Bridgeport. lam iirti'8 Pooplo III teuimip Mr. and Mra. . unnriea norKing, oi Ixia Angelea. aro now in uugene via itlmr. with Mr. Working's mother, nn XI. K. Working. 471 Jefreraon atreet. Mr. and Mra. Working have been In Washington and are now on their way home after looking over tho Bcenery or tne jxorinweai. ... Company CI Rhootn Thla Morning Compnny c win noin tno weeaiy com petltivo tnrgot work on tho aotlth Wlllamotto atreot rango thla morning. Tho men will lenvo tho nrmory at J o'clock nnd tho tnrgot practice will he under the dlrOOtlOn Of I.IOIltonittlt Kvorott McCnrgar. Tho omcora of tho compnny take aiicceaalvo turna anpsrlnlendlng tnomon on ine range. RchiMil Itopnlr Work to Rtnrt Bids for tho kulaomlmlng of tho loeul achoola nnd othor ropulr work that will ho necenanry prior to tho opening of the Inatltullona September 11 hnvo New Gmghams and Chambrays 10c Yard Monday you can buy good Ginghams at a fraction of their value. Plaids, stripes and plain colors.. Large variety of splendid patterns and plain colors in both the gingham and chainbra at 10c yd. "Busy Monday Sales at McMorran & Washburne's--A Day of Exceptional Bargains 3 Pound Cotton Batts, $1.40 Grade $1.15 Monday buy good standard 3-lb. Cotton IComfort Sewed Batts at $1.15. Each batt makes a comfort. Comfort Challies 19c Yard Splendid Comfort Challies in a variety of attractive pat terns, offered Monday at 19c yard. FINEST TISSUE GINGHAMS Our Regular 65c to 98c Qualities, Monday 49c Buy Tissue Ginghams Monday at less than factory cost. Our very best 65c to 98c 'grades in the prettiest of patterns and colorings arc included in this lot at 49c a yard. ' $8.50 Wool Dress Skirts Monday $4.95 . Handsome ,'Drcss Skirts of tweeds, home spuns and fancy serges on sale Monday at' . $4.95. ' Some just arrived, others from our regular stock of $8.50 skirts. Plaids, stripes and plain colors. Every- skirt a wonderful .,v3luc-nV .. j Glove Silk Vests - Monday $149 . ,, Mw)day..wc offer Glove Silk Vests from a famous, maker at a very much lowered price. Splendid quality, all sizes included, .it $1.49. Lingerie Blouses Monday 89c Final clean-up Monday of a lot of White Lingerie Blouses from our regular $1.50 to $2.50 grades. All white and white with col ored collars and cuffs. Very special at 89c.. Special Monday Fleisher's Fourfold Zephyr at 29c Ball Those who knit will take advantage of this less than wholesale price on Fleisher's Four fold Zephyr Yarns for Monday. A large range of popular colors are included in the lot and at this price will attract many buyers. Double Wool Camping Blankets at $3.98 Pair Our Blanket department offers 100 pairs of good Oregon-made Wool Camping Blankets at $3.98. Large double bed size, gray color. Steven's Crash Toweling Monday 22c Yard 'Monday you mav buy genuine Steven's Crash Toweling at 22c yard. Standard width, best grade. ' , Final! Clearance Monday Coats Suits-Dresses Four Groups 13 Coats at '. 12 Coats at , 12 Suits at 26 Dresses at $ 5.00 $14.95 $19.95 $16.95 We do not mention former prices of these garments, as many of them are from our highest priced lines. Sale pjice in most cases is less than the actual ci.nt of material alona in them. Wonderful values, splendid styles. See these coats, suits and dresses Monday and you'll appreciate the drastic re ductions. ' ; -V ' ; 1 I Dln37 I 1 Tktttrit . . . . l 1 mm'nt JI flaafJ" a, nam U 1 II I lew wia, u) I ' ' I NJ ""- jo. . U msii Mft. Men's Union Suits 85c Or 2 for $1.50 Men's Summer Weight Knit and Balbrigga'n Union Suits with short sleeves, ankle length, at a low price. All sizes, 34 to 46. White and ecru color. : Fine Leather Suit Cases at $11.75 : Midsummer Frocks You Make in a Day Gayly 'printed crepes " de, chinas, ginghams, and linens are seen nt the country clubs this midsummer, made up Into straight littlo Russian frocks like this. Wo have fascinating new de nigns and gay color combina tions In these materials, that reflect the Roumanian and Russian Influences now dom inant. And now patterns that have just come In, for thoso smart midsummer dresses. With the Jcltor to show you just how everything goos you can have one of these new dresses at the end of a single day! Even women who have never sewed before are amazed at how easy the Del tor makes It. Stop In at the pattern depart ment Monday and select one or two of the new designs. Butterick Patterns with the Dehor Prices 20c to 50c Our luggage department offers Leather Suit Cases of cowhide, straps all around, fine locks and clasps, Monday at $1175. . ; ' '! ' " ' : ':' H " : Men's and Women's Straw Hats 19c ' Straw Hats for hop picking and outing wear for men, women and children. Regular 35c to 50c hats, Monday 19c. r . , .v $1.50 to $1.75 Silk Gloves Monday 98c Pair Two-clasp, wrist length, Kayser Pure Silk Gloves, in black, white, gray, pink, blue. Size 6yi only. Monday at 98c a pair. CHILDREN'S HALF SOX 35c and 40c Sox 29c 45c, 50c and 60c Sox 39c Sizes 4 to 8 Children's Half Sox in plain and fancy. Splendid assortment in this clearance at 29c and 39c pair. s. Women's $5.00 Fancy Silk Hose $2.98 Women's Embroidered and Lace Glove and Thread Silk Hose. Values to $5.00 at $2.98. All colors and sizes. Women's Summer Vests 20c Each Fine Cotton Vests, lightest weight, well made. White only offered Monday at 20c each. Regular 29c quality. Phone and Mail Orders Filled Graham's . Skin Whitener Soap 10c Graham's" Skin Whitener Soap is positively the best skin soap made. Another case just arrived. Mail and phone orders filled, postage prepaid, 10c, Holeproof Hose for Men and Women Buy Holeproof Hosiery for the entire family and be as sured of longer wear and com plete hosiery satisfaction. For men, 50c. For women, 50c to $2.50. flosizry Working Men's Clothes t Modest Prices The Home of Kuppenheimer Clothes Eugene's Busy Store (Contlnuod on Taia 7, Column I)