Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, March 21, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, It 21 1 IEBE DOHIKB OEK-ND Hurrah-Hurrah-We Found a New Location for Our Store Celebrating Our Good Fortune With a Great Powerful of Annual Confer- prcgrani . ence Is Announced 10 MEET AT UNIVERSITY .lutf Semm WIU Be .e.tr. at Mesaina; FH- - J"' rt(rt.fiiur orwn aewspapere Sale i .iwrr con rrr.no. mM 'j w rTiday and rauurflav. "I4l , am St. on Iba t.'nlvrrl f".. In addition lO lt tFZw featurae at this yanrs "Lint which wera not Itimm at i" , ng(MwnL 7tr. will "rr ....I. nd rlM journalism J lh urrtoll writers' wtloai. ....,. Mil ha Iki iumII L u :" chamber of com-1 ti Ft 'day nilrt o'clock , -n ,lalHraie vawaae inw 50lj 0hurn. raM repraamt r."n .i-iions will le heard. Prea- 7-1' I- Campbell, of Ihe Will' ! tZtt ot Oregon, will preaida. The at thle banana ea wll " J, dinner in ll.rwlrlc.ka hall Utter'" to "now ' vi .nasgeuienis 1 "W"' .ttendanca Is eipscted Ihl. L,f. U"t Xer auprosiuiately j . ni ind I nil ncr an ' . . feiiMAmnM la fT7-l The program folkrwe: ytiiAf Hunwiti samw ((lcnral session- nlM to enhT. JounMlUa building, by i urate. prid.nl of the con tBC, who 111 call Oeorg WMW, of the lialera Capital jearnal. preeJdetit of lb Oron Colubers' syndicate, lo the iblr. nral discussion. .i-mJdt Drake will mam ' tttir and reopen sorraj him. ; ittrrm. "Printing Ko.nl pnxmt: , ju Uri.nuOc. Selection and Ar ntltmtBl lo th Ideal Shop, and tmcimey oa the lrunng rude." ; William H, Harry, manager of ; in Tribune Prise. OakUad. Cat j 'Ht-f. "loar Wa Trwd 10 ' 4iui Prf Amocvmaal a rmirx t'p our Nw nhop. Htcrr oalw. Baa4 lluUm; , 1, Vfrrklr." Eibrrt (' tin Orova lll: 'Tb Md ua Hn-4 tauiy." J. . : at Mori Ctwaamaa. Aorta A-' Mlu aod B4ff; Tha Mrl- refill. n Dally." J. E. WhWr. twtund Tlcram. ;i ( Aanoaaermaat by rrwl' : tn lt of ponosB! of hob- uuioa and raaolnltooa commit- M. and (acb otbar committara u may ba aua4- 1 1 Caorr. "llandUnc lha Ad- twtiiln- riald.- Era4 H. Oil Knp. maaacrr ot tb Koo KtfttO-r. i iatw-naral dtaroaatoa. ;l:!l-To br4 tiapTta oa for- m adTrllairuc. "Orsoa Adrvr lutac tor oroo papara." U Van Aaarnon. Hall Hmory Adnr 1 laaiiC axrory. fortUad. aad -Dm Adrntlaiac A(racr and tba Coumrr fapar." W. S. Klrkpal- : nek. of Iba Klrtpairark acaary. L IMr om dlarwaaloll. I'd or ; L C. UrKbaoa. Hubbard bJslar trk. -.4..-..- ..... . . i ' lVMat Xoatv ImmUeum ' ' ijl:j Aacboraca. larga mlllrac nam. aokly Attorav. . A. t hotl. prmadlnc I B.I Ancboraa aoatb spataira ' room, rditora and arrnrra 01 I'aknl l-raaa papan. 'rak : Oareo. BraaadlBC I Il ia Aachoraa. downatalra dla- 1 1st roaai. adttora and vrllcra oi j Aawiaird ITi papara. i'aaJ Cok, pmadlac- I Ma Ancbara. apaulra dlalnat room. Trada aAd Ciaaa Moii ; -jbhsbrra. a d 1 1 o r a,, buainaaa uaac-ra aid riira. 1 !:! Wiraa of adttara luoch a lib ' talk of Lacalty, ( Maar Afimaooa, IUorhU UaB j t-eM-. "Tbo Waaklr l"P; c( tha Nortbvaal and tha Karra i it Kadr. Oaonra N. AnjtcJL j f tha Oracoa rartnar. IU di- ; naa a problata ba baa atudiad , lor yrara. aad UI atart a dla- . Catalan to ba ld by A. U Mai-! bty. uaklaad Trlbuna. I l-!'apc. -EdUortai WrUln. Kb Special Application to tn; Cwotry Ki.M." , IHaa M. Lr : tpancar. school ot oumllam, I'atrrrMiy of Waabtngton. I l I'aprr. -Wacanty and Hr pom.y la Naarapapar Kdulna." aqtator llraca Lxnnia. La Urande j Obarrvar. ' .'-I'apar. "Tha- Con-art linai Bxra Aceaptabla Coatrtbuud . Kattr aad Pttblicur That . bouM Bo Kxcludad." . a Ald Mck. adttor ot iba I'tadletoa aat Orrconlan. GMfral diartaaaion.. ht. -Hoar Wa Kaap Up a Circulation Ulscar' Haas-, tba; Copulation of Our Town." Bart 0. Ilatoa, Koaabttrc Naara-Ra-1 raw. JMaroaalon. "Ef fact of Foaluraa) j ft Coamry Olrcolaltoa." Coorca ; Is, Knapp. Awrora Obatnrar. I Otnrral dlacuaalon of drcuUtlon problrma. lad by Ilarbart L Olll, Woadhurn IndaiMndfint M I'apw. "Waakly or Twlca a, "k - uaorc T. raareav wan-1 Iral Orrroa Fraaav, Datctuaiani hd by H. U . CUlr. aba brearhtd Iba awbiact-af Iba laat anfwnoBi Ha will ba followed ( r A. B. Froat. who within tna bat two ysara haa coaajitcttd tba Bmton rnumy Cttiar. auccaa "lr. aa waakjy. aaosl-wwaklt 4 daily. , ,. Hapar. Whf W Stoppad rrtntlns -or.'. Bfors tna Nanaa Phratclana. and How Thla Uaa !rkd Oat aa a Nowapapcr iT." frank. Jtakfru. Eucan Hl(.tr. II I'aprr. "Naarapapar Oroapa l r-orrlcn Advartnrtnr." I'ro 'aor W. K. a. Thaehar. Unlrar Ml of Oracoa acbooi ot Jour- Xllim. . I'ipir, "Kawapapar H- Potwibimr: tha Trn PHinmloa ' lh 1raaa la Canpaia Uka H Loat Ona." nabart W. RuhL Mtdlord HaiKTrtbuaa. lacuMion lad by L V. McAdoo. Wo Tribane. Trade aa ' J Paper, -Tba Trada Journal a rcqi.tion." F. W. Baaca. prra Mit and naaaar. Paclfla !r-lleuaaaan. 4ai- at cm-. . vwi I www rin m wv "or Publlcallon Playa In Bta Hln JndiMtry." Brnaat . C. ad 1 1 or fjcttar rTroiU.ro- na. 'H I1. W1 f I . 1 1. lh. "ran I'ukllcalloo," Jrrrww "n, manacin adltor. Tba I'a- We Hove Soon Into the Old Chambers Hardware Location An Army of Customers Will Rejoice in This Good Nevs "Not One Penny Must Go To The Moving Man Thank goodness, we have found a location. It looked for some time as though Eugene was going to lose the reliable Model Shoe Store. But we found a horseshoe in our pocket and a new location. f ' ' r The phone haa been busy for several weeks answering inquiries of old customers. They wanted to know where to buy their shoes after we had gone. To them and all others, it is our pleasure to state' you will find us in the old Chambers Hardware location after we move front here. But there is much to be done before we can move. The stock is too big and too cumbersome to be moved. The shelves are still bulging with shoes. J J The stock must be reduced tremendously.' And it must be done in a hurry, too. There is no time to lose and none to waste. Quick, drastic action is very necessary. The most effective' lever with which great stocks of merchandise are reduced must be brought into action. The lever is none other than our old friend "Price Reduction." Not one penny must go to the moving man. It is another-way of saying every single pair of shoes must be sojd. People will not buy shoes if they don't need them now unlesfr a price concession is made that will cause spontaneous buying for their future needs. We are prepared to take a loss to accomplish y the result. Every Shoe, Oxford, Boot, etc, in the store has been re-reduced. The world's better brands are blushing with' shame at the low prices we have tacked onto their high quality. Florsheims, W. L. Douglas, Martha Washington and Utz & Dunn Shoes are now controlled by this mighty lever. Nothing will stand in our way, nothing will be overlooked to give Eugene a real, honest-to-goodness Shoe Sale. Bring every member of the family. There is a bargain here awaiting each and afl. Come, folks, come! This is a once4nHinmeration opportunity. Wen's Shoes $3.00 Men's Work Shoes A wntiaWfinl aa-ffia 94.50 Men's Heavy fA 00 Work Shoe SoCd laather ttwaW. Ra- ' Lj $5.50 Men's Brown Dress Shoes Enatiah .trie, Goodyear wait. $6.00 Men's Brown Dress Shoes Reaod too, Gooefyw writ, robber beet , $6.50 Men's Brown Dress Oxfords Fall stock catfikaaw. A Uy .... .. $750 Men's Kangaroo Shoes Black;- roan, toe, Goodytau- wait, $4.25 Ladies' Patent Leather Sandals $3.25 $2.75 Misse' Good School Shoes $5.50 Girls' Best Dress cr , aTDOeS 53.90 Ladies' Shoes $4.50 Ladies' Brogue Sport Oxfords Braam or black. A tartEs offer at $4X0 Ladies' Patent Strap Pumps Omm stras, low beck. Removal sale $gJ3 $5.00 Ladies' Patent Cut-out Pumps Season's rttwut cramtioB at a $5.50 Ladies' Kid Dress Oxfords Robber BuCtary beds. Dras tic pries eat $6.00 Ladies' Kid" ' Street Shoes Fiat or Cuban beds. Go for tba- s-p,of $6.50 Ladies' Satin Strap Pumps Very fan qealHy, baby. Freack beets, at s p $41 T $2.00 Boys' Basketball Shoes 5139 $4.00 Boys' Good Dress Shoes $5.50 Boys' High Top Boots S3.S0 T Boys' Shoes $5.25 Boys Brown Dress Oxfords Robber beeis, CoodVtea writ. bay at : ' - ... sp $3.75 Boys' Brown "fe Dress Shoes , J Bal style, roaaal toe, SoM tkroagbootv at' 915 $50 Boys' Black Dress Shoes Robber beeis, Blisses' Shoes $3.75 Misses' Brown Dress Oxfords Robber heels, selai stock aa bay sp $3.75 Misses Patent Strap Pumps One strap, robber beeis. Dras tic rriinrtioa . sp Let the House Work Removal Sale Begins EL v ."Not on penny goes Oar casteanars gat tke ' -"-iM..Tt CM profita." ; ti'.i. Kiel MM Go-Knock off Work-and Get Here Tomorrov at 9:00 A. FL Sharn aU WEE 10E 724Willamette724 "Not one penny gees to the mowing, man. Oar customers get tke profits."' in Bualaeas staaloa and annual clrction of ollicara. , , Wrllrra' ficrtioa 4-aa fi aa si m nil a X:e The xt and pmctlei of wrll- Paraoaa. Harylaad Allan. AaaaJ Hnannoa atoaroa anu Torray. t:w-Opaa diM-uMlon. I'UJn. la alumni K.lll. aaCOBa flaor- Woanan'a bulMtna, tar ' t .n .nrf ik.i. fHni1. ata- danis and nawapaparman wrbo aro inirrtr in v t I tt mA linn I.iIt fa-tba womaa' rua of tha naarapapar eonfnr. Ratataay Moretasv BWorlal 1U11 tila liraakfaat (or. idrartUmf roaa, fey Vnlr ratty AdTfirtbirnK mud, liotai uwurn, $:0 "Tha Church and the Praoa: ' Church of Buaana. will dawcriba ln np oha-of tba lartraat church-1 aa In tha atata throurb paid ad aarttarnic apaica. lltwally uaadj "Cant Wa Gat TorHbar oa Papar- Blara aad Colamn Widths and Make a CoruWerabla 8ar Insf Law Lrraka. Astoria Bud iret; Ralph Croniae, Albany IVmocrat. Can"t Wa "Oat Boiler PUto That Can II' Cant Klthrr Twalra or Thirteen Hma 7" v Tlacuaalon by drlatrataa. f I : Ranorts ot eommluaaa: . Laslalailoa: Aircnry Diacount: Homar Uaranport XI e mortal; Rcaolullona; Vomfnalrona: - Oomnrlttoa' on Co-pmtion with Katall Mcrchanta' ajaociatlon. 1110 Klactlon of offlrara. Il:4 Dedication of new balldlBC and praaeatatloa ot copy daok. llrnn Accaptanc ot copy desk on KaawnUy Mem. nerabrMai HaU Addriaw by wa praaldt-nt. Addraaa by PraaMmt CampbclL Addrraa by atnant. Satanlay Atlemooa (Editlnc Claaaroom) IMS Mr. Barry and Pro feasor Robart C. Hall will meat with publiabrra for a roundtabla dls cuaton of buainaaa probh-ma and a hop affldancy. Mr. Barry-haa tndiad tha method uaed In reryl many eatablHhmcnta. and ha haa tha reputation of runninir ona of tha beat conducted print! mc aatabllahmenta on tha coast. H apeaial topic will b the weekly tewaaper-)ob bualneaa combt n.itlon. All ara Imrlted ' to pre ant thair indlTidual problems. W. j. COOPER IS COMNGj t BI2n. t toi c.miR ox SDIMER SCHOOU FACTIiTT - lITTCAIi UTS, O. M. Soractsa, C. & Ksil Bads. 1-lttt Warasr taaa aliaaai HUB William J. Cooper, aaperintend ent of city acboola or Krr.no. CaL. haa accepted the invitation of the University of Oretton to" tench courtea In achool administrailon and runerrfciion of achools in the University summer school here. June 2 7 to August 4. Superintend ent Cooper ia regarded aa one of the foremosr city achool men on the Pacific coast. In addition to his courses, which ara designated particularly for Oregon teachers, who desire to ob tain additional profeasional in struction. Superintendent Cooper will handle noma Inrestlratlonai work in education at tba Univer sity. Laos county grids and hicn school teachar will receive soon full details of tha summer session. Other prominent visiting instruc tors a o will ba on the summer school faculty are: Dr. Joseph Schafer. director of tba Wiscon sin Historical society and well known for hia work In American and Pacific coast history: Dr. Charles If. Whitman, of Rotifers cohere, a writer and authority on Rniciisb; Dr. O. J. Johnson. St. Paul school psycholOKist. and Dr. Charles Wendell David. Biyn Mawr college. GARDEN. WEEK IS COMING Wll.L BE OBSERVED THROUGH OUT STATE OF OREGON National garden week wilt be April V la 1 in Oreaoa this year, held under tha auspices of the Stat Federation ot Women's clubs. The date and activities were ar ranged with Paul V. Marts, direc tor of college extension, who with hia staff of specialists, county and home demonstration' agents and the young peot4e's garden clubs, will help cary out the work. A reissue of the farm gardes vegetable bulletin will be ona fea ture of the week. A list ot books haa been prepared to- ba mailed oat to the rural newspapers to co operate. Special items on tha re lation of the home garden to tha family diet will be prepared by Margery Smith, collera nutrition specialist, and distributed. National garden week aa en dorsed by President Harding I April It to XI. but tba coast region is two weeks shead of tha rest of tha country. , The Eugene Federation of Worn en'a organisation baa taken np tha work here and baa & commutes la action. , . VEGETABLE POOL CLOSED FARMERS C.BT FAIR RETTRSfl FROM CARROTS, PARSNIPS Growers of carrots sad parsnips who marketed their output with the Eugene Fruit Orowere asso ciation havo received fair returns, according to J. . Holt, tha man ager. Tha poo la on these vese tablV have Just t"en closed. The best of I be carrots brought the farmers $11.19 a ton and taa second grade yielded them tt.ts a ton. The parsnips broef ht tba liuwers 2t.7t a to a. Tha outlook 'or aa Inrrnasid crop of tha different kinds ot vegetables handled by the associa tion Is looked for by tba manager this year. X. T. Ufa. J. W. rsaar. II B. Tr- BIS rtmarsaoio aucceaa in ouuu part of stuatnts.