Morning register., September 01, 1922, Image 5

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MORNING RFCISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1922
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Who's Your Tailor?
Buy New Cloths
as you would a Car!
YOU BUY A CAR ON THE STRENGTH OF ITS RE.
ptITATION-YOUR CONFIDENCE IN THE MAKER .
AND THE MAN WHO SELLS IT.
Fashion Park and Society Brand
CLOTHES ARE THE CHOICE OF MEN WHO CON
SIDER LASTING QUALITY, FINEST STYLES
': AND ACCURATE FIT MORE IMPORTANT THAN
THE PRICE.
DROP IN A Nl TR Y ON THE
NEW MODELS TODAY
Qrem Pkirrgllll
"One of Eugene's best stores"
10 Huulhurii Orea-on, The purly will
upend labor day fit Crater hike and
will vImh thu ui-uKun craven un tliu ru
turn trip.
.Dr. Wilder iMn IjiKtr I)r. Orvllli.
Wiillwr left yuHtiTiluy tu take Hiieelul
work In ufitiiuiiiilhy In New York und
CIllCHKO.
B CAUGHT IN THE iROUNDS 111
(isme Usnli-n In Otjr K. H. Iliiwk
tr, dutrlri giimo wiird.-n, was In Ku
n un hiiMliifM visit from Albany.
Dr. Nrnl lmvn; ToUny lr. V. It.
SVal ami family lwtvo for Wivlliik
Imlsy lu spend n vacation of ten days.
mlltortiU VMlr llrrew-Mrs, Jon
CTMlinrpro nrnl son. Ihtly. f Atamedu.
California, nro In Kugcno for a few
rinva vlsltlinr nl the homo ot Ben F-
Kifiiy nntl otln-r relative In thin
city.
4.ocm in Summer llotnn Mm. C. It.
Dunm-lly In now In thu Hint river
country spending a wnk nl the Con
nelly summer collug.
I JwiH-lniw Wlrhur IIoumc Tho resi
dence of Krimk Hhamp, who Uvea lit
Wiilturvlllu, now being wired by
thu White fQleoti-iu .company of OiIn
cliy.
Mrs, I'Hcm In I'urilmul Mm. .1. '.
I'rleu motored to J'ortlund today nnd
will ml u i ii tu her liomu In thlH illy
Hundny.
Mr, iiiul Mr. Curl WnslilMirno Ifcr-
tiirih Mr. ami Mm. Curl Wushhurnu
huvo rut tu mid a ft or a vImIL of ovejul
day ut roillaiid.
Visits In thj,iii)i. tin-stcr M. Mar
tin, of (hit rirtii of Mam in and J'owcl
dealers In auto accessories, yesterday
viKltfd Willi IiIh rt'lalivitH lu Ijcbitiion.
Mm, . R I i mull Uiivcm for Men
vi'r Aim. (1, i'i. Luhinati leli today
for u inonth'ji visit with her pa renin,
Air. and Aim. J, ir, Clark, ut Denver,
Colorado.
Ir. Alemhdsolin llc-covcrlng Ur, M.
1. Mendelsohn, who ha been quite HI
since rmurnliiK tiomu from IUh vacu
Hon at Newpcirt, wun nhlo to Hit up
for u short uiuo yesterday,
IrfiivcH for (SuumIii Mutn Christen
fell left yesterday on the Oregon lilwi-
trie on l no rust lap oi a journey
which will taku hur lo Winnipeg,
Cauuda, where Mho will vlnlt mends.
Itotnni for VWt lit Biiiiuimt Ifcmiu
Mm. J. J. Walton und duiiKhtur,
M I mm 1'iiullno Walton, have returned
from u month' Htuy ut thulr HtiuiuitT
:ottiiK at Huul Itock, tun mlluu nouth !
of Newport, !
lU-fHwrtinr fnun Minor 0Kmiloii
Mm. M. I'utemon of Chicago, who
unilfrwcnt it minor operation at the
officii of Dr. N. C. NfUon of the
NorthwitHt hoHpltal, 1h ruportud to lV
rapidly ImprovliiK. .
Vitrnin l Mm Kt-M. 7. Mcct
Idkh of tho Viituruna of Korkn Warn
will ho rHminifd on Kupt. 7 after the
summer adjournment. DoKkuIuk to
llu Hi'ultlu convention will muke their
report at thin mm-tintf.
Will Vbdt In North Dakota J.
J uh mam It-aveH thlH wwk lor 1wih
ton, North Dakota, whttre ho will vIk
lt relatlveN Hiid frlfndH. Mr. Johmton
will uIho vlnlt in M.iiih-huIu when on
tliu tour through thu middle weHtein
Ml at ' '
immUiiir liOti-M Kolrt T. If. Oarrett
void two lotN on Coluinhla Ml reel, one
to K. II. Hall, formerly owned by
Chn. Uurkmati. and one to L. 1. O
borne, formerly owned by K. A. Mor
rill. Mr. Oidtorne will soon build a
home on the tract.
KaJ-m VInHotn IIitw Mr. nnd Mr.
Guy O. Wilcox and family, of 8nlm.
have been vliltln- with lr. und Mm.
den. A. Khnon. Mr. Wilcox In a
brother of Mm. Rlmon nnd I connect
ed wiDi tin J. c. iJnnncv co. at aiom
Mr. Wilcox will upend a few days
deer hunlliiK in tho Lorune country.
Ixvivu for ItoM'burie Mrn. Mattic
Itvynoldn, her daiiKhtcr. Alice, and
Mm Nitnhn Hummers left Thursday
tnr linm.hnric where they will Join
Mr. nnd Mm. 11. U Hylund In a trip
ai
FfQQ WILLAMETTE STREET WOO
3 N' Door. to McMorrmn & Wmhburne's Store V3 J
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CarroUs9 Specials
These Bargains at This Store Only
50c I'ozzoni Kicc Towdfr 39c
50c Pozzoni Roiirc 39c
$1.00 Dabrook's Cold Cream I'owtler 79c
.Wiiculliiiry's Facial Powder 50c
Mnrv r.nrilt-n I.riium Cream 9
Gillette Razors
89c
Tooth Brush Holders
Free Free
These holders will hold four brushes. Otic
jfiven (rcc with each tooth brush or paste
purchase. . wtMS)
Water Bottles 89c
2-(t. bottles, guaranteed for one year
35c Silver Note Bird Seed M
15c Bird Sand .". - ; 96
'j pint Bay Kum ;........49c
1 pint Witch Hazel, double distilled 59c
I pint Mineral Oil
50c Turknit Towels
24-yd- l'kff- Dental Floss jMc
Leather Bill Folds - 29c
$1.50 set Cut Glass Salt and Pepper
Shakers c
Mb. box R. & G. Chocolates 9c
59c
39c
Lunch Kits $2.19
Metal boxes complete with pint vacuum
bottle
RICHARD HUDNUT
TWEE ROWriS TWIN (DHPtfT
CKtaUtt Ciwrtlonof
jfchonl'Mudnut
KmXKw'fWE TIMES
QJMNTtTY OF ROMCB
Hi
SpUMOrMMMirt to
(MUIcthWiIiH)
lew Toilet Goods
Hudnuts Three Flowers
Twin Compact -
Twin Compact Refill 1
Face Powder
Talcum Powder
Vanishing Cream c
Cleansing Cream
Skin and Tissue Cream' , """r.
Toilet Water : , ; 1-su
Also Lip Sticks, Rouge, Compact Powder Perfume,
Eyebrow Pencils and Solid Bandoline
35c Tooth Brushes, 2 for .
25c Food Powder, 2 for
25c Rubber Spongcs2 for
50c Tooth Pni 2 fftr
5c Crystal White Soap, 2 for
10c Toilet Soap, 2 for
50c Cocoanut Oil .Shampoo, 2 for .
50c Kidney Pills. 2 for
5c Toothpicks, 2 for
50c box Stationery, 2 for
' 25c Nail Brushes, 2 for
Carrolls' Pharmacy
E. E. CARROLL, Ni.G.
(Graduate Registered Pharmacists)
R. E. CARROLL, Ph.G.
TOO WILLAMETTE STREET FfOQ
.7,83 Next Door to McMom W..hburn.'. Store f OU
lloliiniM from Portland MIhh Kra
Murphy, of the Mlkln'H Rift ehop, Iiuh
returned from 1'ortlund where Hhu
accompanied htr parentH, who have
h-rt for a viwt wun ruiutiveH in tne
Mailt, '
WWW
Mr. iuhI Mr. Wliltcn Uo (o Hotitli
Dakota Mr, and Mm. C A. K. Whlt-
tfii If ft yeHterdity for Houth Dakota
whera tlu-y will romaln for one month
aAlendlnw' to nuHincH niuttor una
vIhHIdk friend.
Itmurji fnnn Alln-na Minn Nellie
Hyland, who hu been In Albertu,
f'anada, durlnK the put three ycum
with her parent, ha returned to
Initio county and will enter high
mcIiooI thlH full.
Ffro IiiwiiraiK'fi Arraiwl for the
Knrliucfiikt lyorn Klre liiHiirutue ud-
JiiHtment on tho bulldlnuH recently
doHtroyed In HprlnKfleld wu made
ycuterduy by P. I'utteraon, nn Inde
.pendent udjuter,
Hyde ItiitnniH from WuhIi'iiioii
C. P. llvde.. member of the realty firm
of Kinney, Htnmprr and Hydtt of thla
city, . ha returned irom vvaHmiiKion
after holme In Hattlet Olymplu, and
Tacoma on bUMlneM. -
9 W W ,
;HhI Mill Oixtnttor In :ity H. II.
nakor, owner of u grist mill near
Turner.- wni In Kugune yeterday.
Mr. IJaker formerly lived In lirown-
vllle before eutabllHhlnK hi bunlnexH
In thu Halem country.
Tii Hold llmudon Till Wwk-Knil
ThlK week-end ut their home ut Deer-
horn on tho McKenzle Air. ana, Air.
W. C. Thleneu will hold a family is
union. Ten or more member of ine
fumlly are expected to be present.
WiimlMihl MftVCH Offlt-Ctl .1. C.
Wumhold, roulty dealer who formerly
had office In. the Paine building;, at
i he corner of WiUumette street and
Tenth avenue hit moved lit place
of huHlncH to room No. JJ, over ine
Hank of Commerce..
I'unU PrepnriMl for KtorcH The
1-ane County Credit association ha
prepared a group of cards bearing
the information that the more having
tan rri in the dtnlay window i e.
member of the association and will
not be open on Labor day.
Kfllurn from Kummur Homo on Mc
kciizlr Mr. and Mr. William Pres
ton huve returned to Eugene afiei
ponding their vacation ai tlie Pres
ton summer home up the McKenzle.
They were accompanied on their re
turn by Mr; Clura Honey, of Goshen.
AtU-ndW Doilfca School The only
person from Kugene who attended
Dm Undue school In Portland last
week was It. K. Peerce, who works
in the shop of the Pacinc Auto com
pany In thl city. Mr. Peerce re
turned to Kugene the first part of this
week.
ttilllv fen son Aimroexiilnjr Proof
that tho autumnal season the time
when the frost ctfae strange uesign
n fintmiii n-liiJn the-otrina is
Char yfsteTday fi aoveral olhces in
the business district electrio heaters
were radiating warmth tnrougn ine
chilly rooms. , , , .
ix. . Vniui in . AlhniiT Kenneth
Vouel, editor of the Oregon Dully Em-
eruld for tho year 1022-23. is now
working on the Albuny lemocrut. He
expects to visit In Eugene next Sun
! H..v Rriwin Fnojter. snorts editor
on the Emerald last year, Is working
on the Albany Herald. .
. .. f-t.t- liiirii fi4ifwil Onoiia nn
c J Th Kun tu (Mura hluh
school, district No. 12, Eugene, will
open on Monday, September 4, this
year. Similarly to lat year, In order
that tho grades and tho high school
may finish at the samo time, the
guides will not begin uniu uuoui a
month later. , l
... - n IjiImui Hiiv Prao-
Diunai vii""'
ticully ull of the store in Eugene
will bo closed on labor day, accord
ing to offlcluls of. the Lane County
Credit association. All storoa belong
ing to the association will close and
the majority or piuce not uBiun.nB
to tho credit ussociution sroup huve
..innirin thalf Inlnntlon of not Open
ing their doors on thut day.
.... ii..imi .ult r.lima Vtrk -
AUW iuiuiiih .
Workmen were busy around the new
unnox to the Crltoa building on Ninth
avenuo and Oak. atreet yesterday
putting in me iumo bi
down, The Smith and McKern motor-
1 i. n.,...KiH in . rnnvn Into the
: new structuro thl week, but the time
h or moving
Plontvr Suffer rnrnlilo Ktrokiv-
Mrs. E. W. Holmes, uunv tuum i-
auffornil n Htroko Ot UUr-
ialysi' luHt Sunday at her homo in
Wnrmgnoiu, is uw ui iv-w
1 nitul in Eugene und it la believed that
sho will recover. One of her daugh
ters, Mrs. R N. Woodcock, arrived
hero Wednesday evening from Port
land. Mrs. Holmta crossed the plums
in 1852. ;
llSumtny -liuoi OI me innny ""--
un church, Sixth nvonue ami
struot, hns hud ' suinnier vncntlon
and will tnko "P the work ngnln on
I next Hunnny i. y ' ' ,
, nnd children are all urged to at
I. i t.A nnnini HeiiHlon at 9io a.
I; ,. Hev. Skllbred will be vrmmt mi
inmM in ine iiiiiiuiuib .
ror tno yeur,
...... An.A lint nt nnmll
I hit nm nw" ...
k In about ten days tho deer will come
out of the orun i , "
In the un anu men nunuu
good, snkl E. A, Brltton, manager of
Md:redlo gprlngB, who wu. In B.a
. i .. irknra dm not many
geno ywi"y. . " n " rt .nrln
country at preent, but another group
will Blnn comma
Items Mr. Briuo,n.i ,. ..
noyn noturn rrom Csmp W- P.
Waller, boys work seoretary of the
river to nccomimny a group of boys
' . .ii.. . I v hmin hnnn
u" . k. unit fnVLt rlnvM.
camping re ..- u-r
Tho OO.V8 lire ,U,'",,"'D.'.V."
Hohool clam oi ine '
Inn cnurcn inii.7n.
Moll Caso. phstor of tho church, who
M,Vnr,i the iirovlous day with somo
of tho campers.
. . i . i n. nMlvwl 1 .un
u'aliiui io.ii. iwrviiii.
nty of booklet, dealing with the filbert
unit walnut uuui .
valley havo been received at the office
of Ira r. wnillley, vuwuvj ,n....
agent, and they will "V"JSWhK
ail tno oron' ,,, , . X " Y. ("
aro Intorosioa. rYuiu wivnn.B m
Oreon" und "Kllbort (Irowing In Ore
gon" uro the title of the bookhitM, and
both have been prepured by PrufeMHor
C M. Schuster of the Oregon Agricul
tural college, for the benuflt of the
grower of the statu,
PliuriiuM'lKt llcliiriiinjc to Portland
Clydo D. Horner, pharmacist in the.
Kuykemlu.il drug store, will loave soon
for I'ortlunil, where he will complete
school work In tho University df (ro
gon medical school. Mr. Hornnr has
,been employed lp Kugene during his
.Humrnur vacation.
, '
Man In Oinwt of lU-latlvc KiKttM.
ful Seth Johnson who recently wrote
to the local chamber of commerce
ask in k auHlNtunce lu finding his sis
ter, Mrs, W. H. Adams, has found his
relative, according to a communica
tion received rrbin; ilrn yeslenlay
from Armona, ful. ' ,'; . !
.
, Fort land lnurunce' Aunl HTe
W. 15. Helfrlck of J'oitluud, speclul
agent of the United Statu Insurance
company, accompanied by Ills wife,
wero Kugene vlstors yesterday on a
motor trip to the south. While here
the Portland visitor culled at the ollico
of the Emery Insurance agency, local
representatives of the firm.
Caterpillar Shovel Itouhl by
tootli-Killy The Hooih-Keily com
pany has purchased a gnxulinu cater
pillar shovel, the flrnt of Us kind In
ihiM nart of the statt. to bo uwed in
the construction of railroads for log
ging purpose In tho vicinity of Wend
11 nt'. The muchlne. which weighs
00,000 pounds, is udapLcd lo work In
rough country.
CIciliH Aro OntliiilHt'i! Clerks in
Eugene who havn studied the calen
dar point out that working people
have u nice series oi nonuuys in more
for them this f.ill and winter. Next
Sunday end Monday arc holidays, Ar
mistice day co men on waiurnay anu
tho day preceding Christmas is Sun
day. Thin gives the workers a serh-s
of threv holiday, each having two
days. . -:
ForcHt Trull Ih CumplcUd The
HlllB creek trail, 18 miles in length
nnd extending from. Kitson springs
to the head of Hills creek, has been
completed according to announcement
by the Cascude national forest offic
ials. The trail hu been under con
vtruetion for two voars nnd has been
built at an estlmuted cost of $5600.
The foreat path comes out In the vi
cinity or Diamond peaK in a coun
try noted for its scenic beauty.
. .Divorce Complaint In Filed Isabel
S. Myers has filed suit for divorce
ae-ainst Fred E. Myers charging cruel
and Inhuman treatment. They were
married lust April and the piamtirr
states that she has five cnnaren or a
fni-mor mnri-ia EG ull self supporting.
and that she was deprived of the
nleasure of their visit owing to the
action ot her husband. Plaintiff al
leges that her husband rerusea io
live in the house and' by taking- his
blanket and Bleeping In the barn has
caused her much humiliation.
Krhnol Rchcdulo Announced Reg
istration for high school students at
the Hendricks high school will open
next Wednesday, September 6. All
new students and all freshmen will
rotristor at the office of the high
school Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
tnmhpr fl nnd 7. All sophomores, jun
iors and seniors will register Friday
und Saturday, September 8 and 9. O.
r Finnertv. nrlnclpal of the high
school, will be in his office nt' the
hluh school nil of next week. All stu
dents who are In the city should re
gister hefore the ctose of tho week
The high school and grade ' schools I
w III open Monday. Keuieinuer, ii. ah
grade school pupils should report at
tholr respective schools by v a. m. or
thut day.
V
Itfmri Is Set at 500 Chnrle B.
Cord, recently arrested ut lied Itluff,
California, on a charge of passing a
worthless check nt Cottage Grove, wn
given a preliminary hearing yesterday
at Cottage drove In the Justice court
und his bond was set at $500.
Poi-tlaiwl Visitors Hto Mrs. Ii. T.
Jordan and two children of Portland,
are spending a few day here at the
home of Iru P. Whitney, brother of
Mrs. Jordan. Mr. Jordan will arrive
tomorrow to accompany his fumlly
buck to Portland next .Tuesday.
www
T4uv for Koiifhcrii Oregon Mr.
nd Mm. Thoma lialley left yester
day for a visit In Southern Oregon's
places or scenic attraction. Air. ana
Mrs. lialley w'ero accompanied by
Mrs. Louisa. Ke Horns and her son,
David. -The party will be. away from
Eugene for about ono week.
"IfcwrW DuvIh" 1 1 rings Home Ier
15. It. Davis, steward of the local
chamber of commerce, who has spent
the pust month in the vicinity of
McCredlo, returned here yesterday
bringing with him one of the Lane
county bucks and a plentiful supply
of fish as the result of hi activities
In the forest and on the streams,
:
Catholic School Begins Kept. II.
School this year will open In St. Mary's
Catholic parish on Sept. 11. iA book
exchange will be held nt the school
, on the Friday preceding the dute of
nenlng. Both tne ntgn scnooi wora
and the elementary grade work will
begin on the same day. It Is expected
hut there will be a large increase in
ttendance this year.
Hi' v. Frederick G. Jennings (TU-turiw
Itev. Frederick O. Jennings, pastor
of the Episcopal church, ha returned
afer a vacaion of a monh In Coos
county. Mrs. Jennings and Infant son
w 111 remain on tne cost ror rurin
visit. Mr. Jennings will leave for
Portland Tuesday to attend the gen
oral triennial convention of the Eph
conal church which convene weo
nesday. Mr. Jennings will return to
Eugene for the service at tne weea
end.
Return from Coast Hike Mis
Sarah E. Skene and Miss Eva Pease
of the county clerk's office, have re
turned after a vacation visit of a week
on the coast in company with Mrs.
v n. Rcobert. Mrs. Scobert ha re
mained at Nashville for a lurtner
visit. The party hiked from Florence
to Newport, a distance or approxi
matelv 50 miles, along tne coast
starting from the coast guard station
Monday morning and arriving at
Newport Thursday evening. The trio
carried packs ana. camping- equip
ment and report an enjoyaDie time
through the scenic coast district.
Program for Calapooya Picnic Ts
Outlined Persons in charge, of the
Pioneer picnic, to be held at cata
nnnva KnrlneR. London. Ore.
Laibor dav. September 4, promise
some novel and entertaining features
for the biir (fathering of Lane county
pioneers. Swimming and water sport I
will be staged in the new cement tank
and there will be. a. Jitney dance dur
ing the. afternoon and evening. Rev.
J. M. .Walters, pastor of the Methodist
church. I to be the main speaker.
J. N. Hayes, manager of the springs,
who was in Eugene yesterday, said
Children's Dresses
You can make
in a day
In prints, glnthams and
othr gay materials
w tan offer you spe- ,
cial values just now
For very little
girls J
Itukc.mch.lilll,
bit of nutcral tai
time lo delight mf
b.br'1 bean with a
dM like thU. A
phr dlen ol ging
ham dainty dot
ted iwiu'tor titer
soon. with The
Dclto'.reucanimke
ll.oeui1r.pd quick
ly. Look over our
children', putcna.
TbiiUdciijn 1914.
Dnli
3914 -
Dig little girl's
dresses
W, have dozeo..
of other model,
too The Dehor
with eecrv p.t
tcro mmtti the
work .o .elf
ample. Com. is
.nd tee euj de
lightful ratcrUle
forthem Tlmi
U dc.iga 3924.
BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
WITH THE DELTOR
that an elaborate program la being:
prepared. Reirfnlacences by Marty
Bottlers la to be a feature of the
gathering:.
. ' Notice - ,.
' Property at 1657 E. 13th is removed
from the market. ' - - ;- ;
NINA HUNT,
EUGENE HUNT.
.. - . (!
FIRST
SHOWINGS
TODAY
Continuous
Showing -1
to 11 p. m.
Sweeping from society's luxurious playground to the
wilds of a South African jungle; a fervent drama of a
woman's heart ' ... . . , .
fei, .VCl
Rex Select Comedy
"BATH DAY"
with Harry Sweet
and "Qucenic," the cquestriaiu'
" . comediiin '
DOROTHY
Dalton
WANDA HAWLEY
MILTON SILLS
and a Paramount cast in
"The Woman who
Walked Alone"
From the Johnf Cotton
story
"The Ct That Walked
. Alone"
' . . .
Directed by GEORGE MELFORD
. Who Produced "The Sheik"
i '.
Love to her was a thing unreal she
laughed .at the pleas of ardent
wooers and gayly chose to walk
alone. , . ' .
Adventure drew her to the African .
veldt there in a daring escapade .
she won a new. victory but not
alone.
. -
CHARLES W. HAWLEY
Introducing art original novelty ,
"'Di-ja.eveiHerIt
PUtyed ThU Way?"
and in musical settings ,
on our;: super $30,000
W U R LITZ E R