Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, May 13, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING KEGISTEK, EUGENE, OKE SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923 TWO i . i i"6. Vi :.V. THIS IS THE LAST WEEK ONLV SIX DAYS LEFT! A Month's Selling Must De jprammed Into One Solid Wwk 1 , r. It A Poqerf ul Ending fl Mighty Effort Last and 1 COM sow Final 9 i. Jill) I i. i, - i -i 9 .1 I t ; - II - ! ' Put everything to one side nothing must stop you sKare in' these wonderful saving opportunities. OUR DOORS CLOSE FOREVER 1 AT MIDNIGHT MAY 19 Don't ever again, as long as you live, exnt 1 lously low prices on reputable merchandise. Absolutely the Greatest Smashing of Prices on Mercantile Record ! The Entire Stock Must Wiped Ou to Bare W 7Se Ladies Fibre Silk ' Hose 19c 5c Black Sateen " 29c Unbleached 36-inch Sheeting "14 c ,39c Windsor ' ... Crepe 60c Value Feather Ticking Double Blanket 60x76 $1.23 83 Ladies' Hats Close-out 96c 10c Men's Kerchiefs 3c $1.25 Men's ' Bal. Unions 73c " $2.50 Summer Men's Caps $1'.47 Mo' 3 v f 15.00 to 120.00 UdW bit Suits, final price 1 S3S.0O Ladies' New Suits, ff il finely tailored, now .P k Boys' Suits $3.69 S4.98 57.89 .88 ST0I Boys' Suite, final price aUkyV Su, -Sli50 jKy? fwcPante "Suits, final price $15.00 Boys' Tweed Two Pants Suits, final price BOYS' MACKINAWS " $1Z0Q and $1540 Boys' ff QQ Coats, final price 90i0 $10.00 Boys' Mackinaws, final price Hen's Notions lc 8c 12ic 54.98 15c Men's CoOars, Final Price". ' 15c Men's Fine Kerchiefs, Final PA'- ,,, .. ; , 20c Arrow Colbxs, Final Price . 50c Men's Rubberized Belts, Final Price 65c President Suspenders, " X Final Price L..L. 75c Heavy Men's Sospenders, r inal iTice $50 Men's Cloth Hats, ... Final- Price' .21 47c 51.89 Wen's Suits ' $20.00 Men's and Young ( f Y-CQ Men's Suits, finals 9 AVnO.O $25.00 Men's and Young Cf A aCQ Men's Suits, final.. 9 JLfrsiOO $30.00 Men's and Young tCQ Men's Suitsi finaL.. .9 IDsDO $370 Men's and Young - Men's Suits, final........ 521.68 $40.00 Men's Fine COI sCQ Worsted Suits, f inaL... aaiDO ' Coats and Capes $15.00 Polo Sport Coats and Capes, plaids and 1 solid colors, final price C5 sCC cut to . . 9viva $1840 Ladies' Sport Coats, some lined; Capes also included, final GLQ s(sji(jk price cut to 9si W3 $25.00 Fancy Dress Coats in very lovely style of Polo and Broadcloth, QC , final price .. .. 9 si W" $45.00 Lovely New Coats and Capes, heavy. Canton Crepe Linings, CO"T ASC finat price cut to 3sfc t m9& MILLINERY $240 Ladies' and Girls' Hats 96c $440 Ladies Sport Hats $1.96 $840 Ladies' Dress Hats .;..........$3.96 Ladies' Dresses $15.00 and $20.00 Silk Taffeta, Canton Crepe and AUtyme Crepe Dresses, CC OC final price Wi9? $25.00 Russian Crepo Co-ed Dresses, sixes 16 to 20, final price 65 $30.00 Canton Crepe and Fancy Taffeta Dresses, siies 16 to 52, CI A iCC final price cut to .4lr"M2P NOTIONS It is simply terrific the way we have slashed prices on Notions of all kinds. The items are so numerous as to prevent us from giving a detailed list. See center tables for these final bargains. " $3 Men's , ;, Dress Pants 51.88 $20 Young Men's Fine Suits 59.88 1 To $10 Ladies' Trimmed Hats 53.96 $15 and $20 Silk Dresses 56.95 $4 Men's Hats $2.47 $15 Ladies: Polo CoaU 56.65 $3 Udies' Umbrellas 51.59 7 $1.75 Pure Thread Silk Hose 51.12 $2.50 AU-Wool Jersey Tubing $1m43 $10 Boys' Suits $4 98 PEOPLES CASH S Store Will Be Open Daily to 6 p. m. TORE 30 EAST NINTH $40.00 Beautiful Udies ttA? Suits, final price $45.00 Choicest new modes $i! $2; t Is. ! Ladies' Suits, final pries ffi SKIRTS $440 Ladies' Sport Skirts, (' very novel patterns. 1 $12.50 Exceptional lot of ' Qioicest Skirts, closinf oslf. sBjsjsnBBsnBnjsBsWBBBnnasUsnt1 , Lovely Silkij $1.75 grade Crepe do Chine, ' t Final Price $1.65 Silk Tube Vesting, J5 inds! wide, Final Price $1.50 grade Pure Silk fooge, I to close out .: '.. .. -i-A $2.50 fine Sport Silks, finallt Cf cut to $1.85 grade fine Silk Taffeta, 36-inch, now $2.00 grades Messalines, 34-1' inch, final cut to - $240 heavy Alltyme Crepe, good shades, now . . $3.50. heavy . Canton Crepe 1 selection j Morning Register Lane County News Service MORE LUMRFR ' RHIPFft to be nuperior to all other meth- ; - "..) ods of wood treatment, and -with rvraPAW SHrm-v i cDonrVx !ant I,ke th one here, it la . INCREASE SHOW AT SPRIG-Np0ssible to treat a great quantity FIELD OVER, IAst WEEK of material at a low cost. s - The company here has acquired oio lfr Sjxclil). the railroad spur formerly leased 8PRIJGFJEIJp, .Ore.. May 12. by the Loud company, and as soon -uiiiuer Biiipreienu anowea an aa the equipment is Installed, will Increase this wf.-ek in unite of the fact that the'thlrd shift at the mill was discontinued the first of the montlh, . Seventy-ftve . carloads of dressed and rough lumber left this week for points n California, and for the east, while 12 cars of hog fuel were shipped. About 70 cars were-., shipped last week. A car of wood-and, one of feed were also sent out, according:' to figures Klven out by C.-..Otaen4 Southern Pacific agent here.Vt ; The heavy sblpmenta are 'made possible by the fact tbst cars are now plentiful, states 'the '.agent, and it is believed that, "lumberwii! be sent out at about, this rate as long aa the supply 'ifjita. ' ,1-1. Mai' ( " i-jii r OARBOLIXrCH' PLANT 19 NOW .17. INOTALL7NO MO VAT ' ' Mntorint Turn od Oak with Tempo rary Kqulptjont Already Shipped . by BriHngfteld Oonocra ; , "(Rosl"" Lsne County Spcll)! SPRltTIELP. Ore., May 12. Although the Carbolinlum Pro '. ducts company, which lately stort 1 ed operations at their plant here t- near the Loud Manufacturing com pany, have been working with ; temporary . equipment, thoy have ' i" already shipped five full carloads ' of treated material.,,; This Includes ' tlos, meter boMea. shingles and. , other similar wood products. " A concrete dipping vat, which Is being .especially, constructed to handle large poles. Is now being installed for the firm by R. Plrls and son, local contractors. The tank Is 5 by 16 feet and Is 10 feet deep.- Another .tank of. this slzo Is v to be installed, soon,, it is an nounced, and later a pressure out. , fit will be put tn. - '. , Equipment nowjtn use includes saws, hoists and '. boilers, .Tn liquid Is applied bolllns; to the. a v. tputA. i. ' . I , . Th. mrbollnlum DroctSlaJlfiI4 begin production on a large scale. From four to. six men. are regu larly employed at present, but it is planned to enlarge the force as soon as the plant begins opera tion at full time. Recitation. Temper, Roy Beyer.1 Recitation, The Small Boy with His Mother at the Circus. LolB rCanaday. ';" Recitation, The Courtln', Isaoall Orr. Recitation, O'CopIaln. Thomas Holland. ! Recitation, The Boy's Complaint, Gordon Holland. . j. Recitation, Columbus, John Can aday. Song, 'Where the Morning Glories Grow, Lots Cartaday and Isabell Orr. I SCH0QL PROGRAM IS OUT it.. .. , i " PUPILS PREPARE FOR OOM ''' " MENCESIEKT' EVENT '. (Register Lane County Speclsl) 1 CROW: Ore.. Mav' 12. Follow ing Is the program for commence ment at Rose school, .district 92 Oha V. Ll.es teacher: ' Song, On the Woodland Green, by school. y ' -Recitation, The Flag, ' Gordon Holland. ' - Recitation, Stay at Home, Dor othy Smith.. . - Dialogue, Points of View, by Gordon Holland and Evelyn Beyer. Recitation, Three Ways, Clara Hinds. ' ' Recitation, A Broken Hearten Dutcher, Hugh Holland. ' ltecitatlon, Home -Bong, Dorothy Smith. ' ' : Song, When You and I Were Young, Maggie, Iso-boll Orr and Iiols. Canaday. ' ' ' Recitation, Break, Break on Thy Cold Gray Stones O. Sea, Thomas Holland. ,' , " ' ... ., . Recitation, A Boys Song, Elmer Smith. i ' " Recitation, Rockaby ' Baby, by Wayne Smith. - Recitation, Baby Seed Sons', Evelyn Beyer. ' Recitation, No Red Without the Blue, Lois Canaday. ' Recitation, ' The - Owl, Clara Hinds. A piny with the following cast: Mr. Colllngwood,'a farmer, Hugh Holland. Mrs. Colllngwood, his wife, Ia , bell1 Orr. : : V:-- John Colllngwood, their son, John .Canaday., . ,-" . ' Belinda,' .their daughter, Lois Canaday." ' , ,, . Joshua Sloper, ' Belinda's lover, JgniiollnnJ. . , ,'"; ';..(," w' v'1 ' ':,irit 'i-'iv SCHOOL EVENT PLEASING i UNION HIGH STUDENTS AP PEAIt AT WALKER , (Reiltter Lena County 8cil) WALKER Ore.,. May 12. The Walker, unfon high school gave 'a very pleafeant entertainment Fri day evening. . Professor Perfect, of Eugene, had been engaged to bring fifteen of his music schol ars to play. Their delightful music was first on the program and wfis heartily . enjoyed by a large au dience, i Next on the program was a ne gro play by a number of the high school student. The play was followed by a basket social which netted the school a nice sum, ! WALKER NEWS NOTES (RegUter Lue County Special) ' WALKER, Ore., May 12. The high school baseball team and the high school team, from Thurston played at Wulkor, Friday after noon, which resulted 13 to 4 in favor of the visiting team. This was duo mainly to the Thurston team having older and mora ox porioncod players, ' , The AJax Lumber company has a crew of men busy building lum ber docks at Walker. 1 The parties who have a large truck- huullna for the AJax Lum ber company movod a large boiler from Saginaw to the AJax minx last Thursday. Adon Miller, who has been con fined to his hlme for some time, following an operation for gall stones, was ublo to be ut,,tllo store Wednesday. The Walker public school was very, busy Thursday and Frlduy with examinations. The G. T. X club of Delight valley, was entertained uy Mrs. ,S.. E. Lowcry Wctlnpsday aftor- noon. Mr. nnd Mrs, Cv.XlM $U Frtday evening for Corva!ll to visit with relutives over the week end. A fine baby girl -arrived at the home of R. Hansen last Sunday. Mother and Infant doing well. '','Mrs, Ma'colm Horn, of Delight vatleyt,.'was visiting her mother, Mrs,, M. C. Smith, Tuesday aftor rioo'nl' " '; ' - 'i 'Mr. and Mrs. Clair Thornton made '. a .trip to Drain Tuesday evening. ;' ' - .. ' Crcx'll Grange lloulx Sewfon ,' (RerUterLsntCaanarSpeeUU. CRESWELL, Ore., May 12 The grange met in regulur session this afternoon. AS it-was a rainy day the attendance was very gbod and the meeting proved most Inter esting. Four new' jnembcrfr were added. Mr; knd Mrs. G. M. McFnr Iand, who came ' from' Cottage drove grange arid M. ; and Mrs. CJiarlen Vhltc, who camo from fluttcville' grange. Mrs, J. McOoo of Cottage Orove grange, was a welcome visitor. - The new mem bers made 'niont cncotirngihg talks and the strength of their addition to the local grange 'la realized. ' - nRESWEIti' PEIWOXAIJ (Rcgintcr Len'p County Apeclsl) CRKSWELL, Ore:, May 12. George Houghton, of , Portland, representing, the Homij Insurnncc company, culled .on the ' local agency of the company ..Friday. Ho. Is tin old friend of J. W. Hyett, locul agent and vice-president of the 'Creswol! Fruit Growers' bunk. Maypr Ijlaslmnn and wife, of Rllverton, , cal'nd on Mr, '. Hyott Wednesday. J'hcy were on their way to Modford, making he trip by automobile. , y , 1 Mrs. J. Perkins left for North Huntington, ncur Harrlsburg, Fri day, for a visit with relatives nnd friends. Mrs. Goo. fichulmerlch, Mrs. Ed Anderson und Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Benrliy made an auto trip to Cot tugo Grove Friday afternoon. his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Hlngleurook ar rived from California Saturday where they have beeh'Hpendlng he winter. Mr. Hlngicbrook pur chased a part of the Marqunrt ranrti last rail and nns coma to build a home on It, and will make his residence here us soon as built, E. J. Adams drove up from liu Reno this afternoon. Ray Smith's homo wan the plnco for a little fire Friday. Fortunate ly it was discovered beforo much damago wns done. W. A. Scott; representing tho de partment of commerce, bureau of census. Washington. D. C. wns In .Crcmvoll Saturday getting statistics .on tne town or urcswcll and tho oloctrlc light nlaht. iivae lA'cnner or Jinscburg camo op r nuny to spend tho day with friends nnd relatives, Tho Ladles Aid of tho 'Methodist church held a food sale at tho old hardware building on Saturday if- huiiiuuu wiiu. nnnuieu many to stock up with good thlhgn for over Sun- CREKWELL NEWS NOTES (RrKlNtnr Lnno County Special) CnBHVET,L, Ore., May 12. Miss Edna Zlnlker camo up from Monmouth Normal on Friday even ing to spend tho week-end at home. F.d Martin came lip from Port land Friday to greet relatives and friends. Mr. Ydunt, of tho Portlnnd Y. M. C. A., was In Creswell Friday In the Interest of a meeting to be held at Eugene Monday evening at which county organization work will be. the feature. Louis Johnson, lof Eugene, wan -MiietMtcrnooii) 'visiting DONXA MOWS XOTEft (npRlMer Lane Qounty Spools!) DONNA, Ore., May 11. Mrs. Leo Scavoy loft Saturday for Ida no to bo at the bodsldo of her brother, Ed. who is very 111 with spotted fovor. Mr, Sunderman and family, of Modford, spent sovoral days last week visiting at tho homo of his brother, S. O. Sunderman. They mndo tho trip In tholr car. Tho Indies o!ub mot with Mrs. Roberts Thursday afternoon. The time was spent working on a quilt. While the ladies partook of ro- iresnmonis at 4:30 thoy discussed pluns for an Ice cream social to bo held In tho hall Friday oven lug, Mny IS. Tlioso who attended tho bull gitmo at Crow tho sixth, report a pleasant trip and found tho roads from Hugeno to Crow In miinh bet lor condition than tho Mohawk road, GOSHEN NF.WS NfytT.S (Keglntnr Ltino County Rpnclnl) OOHHHN, Oro., May 12. Mrs. D, B. Konnody, of Wlnnolt, Mon tnnu, Is a visitor at tho home of her sister, Mrs, John Jlrirr. Mr. and Mrs. Oroti Cnrmony en tertained Mr. and Mrs. David Cal vert at Sunday dinner. ; . Robert Gay and family located on n farm noar llosoljurg ro contly, Mrs, TAiira lfylnnd, who has been dismissed 'from a hospital ln Eugene; l fltorrplnr'r-fw-'dfi with her mother, Mrs. Florence ested ('opnnhaver. before returning to her homo nt Ijindnx. M rs. . Deiude Urytnoco returned to bor homo In Portland Thurs day. After a brief visit with Goshen relatives, Mrs. Carl Gilbert re turned to her homo In Coqtillle. Tho namo of Miss Hazel Hndn- baugh appears in tho list of teach ers elected to touch In Portland next year. Mrs. lOrncst Smith, of Dexter, underwent a major oporution Wodnesdny at tho local hospital. Mrs. W. G. Itoyd and small daughter, who havo been visiting tho P. L. lioyd fund I y for several days, left Friday , for llerkoloy, California,!', whore they, will Join Air. jioyu ana .mako tlielr ticrman ont home...' . .'. . , ' The return game of. baseball with C'rcswoll will, bo plliyod at GOshon - school Monday afternoon at K o'clock. .... ' Church service Sunday evening at a o ciocB.,, Bpociai niuslo. ... 0kiuii(;k personals (Ufltr Lino County gptclsl) . OAKItJIKJIC, Ore., May, 11. R, E. Smith went to Kugnno on Tuos. day morning Ceturninc Wodnenday. Miss Lllllo Mlnnhy, who lias boon teaching nf lfurh Pmlrtn closed her school. Inst Wr'day and spent Hid week-end with her sis tor, Mrs, Ronnie, leaving for hor homo at Leaburg on the, Tuesday morning train. ' .' , MrA Oscar Drury splint tho wooltrQpd with, hor paront at Jus- Roy Brook, Unomnn for tho Southern 1'aclflo company, spent Friday night In town. ,' N. F. Macduff, forest supervisor with headquarters In Eugene, has neon In town on business suvoral days this wonk. . . , T C, W. Jsivls nnd family, who have boon to IKtson Springs sev eral weeks whoro Mr. Davis has been doing somo carpenter work, loft for Eugene on Thursday, DEl.HIIOltN NEWS NOTES (IleKlBtor Lnno County Mpoelnl) " DKKItMOUN, tiro., May 11. Inga Knldor drovo hor sister, Roso, to Springfield this morning before school tlmo. Hho nnd her bus ban il nro residents of Portlnnd. Roy. Mend, of Eugeno, wns a visitor ' Sunday nt tho McNoun homo. ' Mr. and Mrs. Moad wore alsoi up the. river Sunday. Mrs. E. F. Rnnm wns a visitor ftt Eugene Thursday. iAI.Mif4h4tockholdors Inter- '-v': :- : ' t . In the warohouse of the Farmers' union will meet In Springfield Saturday. May It. .Ml Kihel War A sister of Mrs. Harney oldsfle'.d. Is soon la leave for Pendleton, Hor' sister from there wilt como here for a short visit and both will roturn to that city. On Wednesday. May 12. the Dcertiorn school, will celebrate tho Inst day with a short program, community dlnnor nnd in tho nf ternoon a ball game between the school nnd married men. Other amusements will also take place. The duuIIs of the Jioorliorn school nro taking their cxiimlna lions this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rouse wero nll-dy visitors of Joff llnlrrll's from IX'aburg. Walter llauch and Earl Thlenea ltnvo boon very busy this woes winding, up the planting of corn. The Andrew family wero In Ku gnno Inst Friday, also Barney Olds field, for the dnv. Wnltor Rouoh nnd family wont to Eugeno' last Saturday morning . . , . . .r i.--.,IIIa In nnn rotnrneu in w iiium ,t.v . i,n i, timn to ninv with the voting mnr-1 Rerctna, """ " rled men iignlnst tho yuuorvin ary;, high school. - Kmmet Rniich, of Portland, is visiting hero with his .parents, nlo brother and family. tu " rmtln aef with him. Tho McNoun fnmlly wore In Eu gene Thursday, . nd Cuihmu t of to. i l ' Mr. nd A turnwl Viti a fow diiniliW Orsnt m' dolnr f". niothcfi b J Kthn Ml "J after ependli J gene wU.W,". OOBrBO. COBUBO. OJv Johnion, 'a Cobunj fHto-1 Wm. m&" confined U Dug Wi" home In vm I j, I VwWl ThurmUy. LJ M m KUW i w..ftn1iy. Mr Vin'iH Tiiendny e-'"1 Htm W Aim "-7 . s men, vliltrf f .liter, W 7 OUSIIMAN NEWS NOTK8 (ltrglilor. llano County Bpooinl) CITSHMAN. Oro., May 10. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jeff Abel and son spnt tho wook-bnd at North Hclid last week, 1 Mrs. A. Johnson arrlvod . li'f; Krldny to visit Imr fiiihor, J Ilnrnoy, who hns boon very II) out at last report wns improving. Mrs. W. L. Flsk, of Slltcoos, visited friends horo Saturdny, Krnlo Hewitt spent a fow day" In Eugonn tho first of tho woo' Mrs. Jolm Shults, of MM 0 orook, visited here Inst wnok Wim hor sister, Mrs. Alhort Benedict. Mis, llownrd Mason and Miw Mabul iYolmnn, of Point Terrace, vlslled Sunduy with Mrs. L. " Sotilhworth, ' Mr. nnd Mrs. 3. H. Prnlt wnt to Eugono Sunday whoro the have purnhnsod ft now homo., , .- John Costollo hoji purohasou tno Pratt horns and moved his fm lly here Sundny. . Harold lrrln returnod Bundny from it business trip to rortlnnn.' A basohall gnmft ' wft" Pi"'' horo Bundny hotwosn lh Uotion .,. ,,. ... - I MnrrrCoIlt' . The Cob , ! to WJITCj ' ft"' i- 1.1 dint Thelf.rMW' ' 'km- grnnK W pr-Dnrsteff" ,y HnfrtoM ..l,r! i. m Nisi?