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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1.23
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LARGE'S
865 Wiliamette Street
Rain Sticks-
That make good Parasols
Parasols-
. ' ; ' That make good Rainsticks
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BECAUSE they arc "sun or shower proof" these col
ord Silk Umbrella arc just as useful as they arc orna
mental. It's a good place to have one ready for these
Hidden showers.
Styles feature new colorings in heavy silk that insures
good wear, ' ;
Handles arc exceptionally smnrt. Prices unusually low.
$3.98 to $12.50
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
bttrna from Newport Mr. J.
rM returned homo limt Hnl-
Uy after spending Iho week nt
fnport.
Mam from Klamath Fall
f tad Mr. It. 1). Kllor, of (hi
tr. hve returned after a vlail of
kt a week at Klnmnlh Full.
.Mori VUUlw IIito Mr. Orn-
ui. bf Astoria, I I) or for a vlail
i few any a III guust of hiT
ktinr, Mr. H. E. lint of till
Kiraka'VlMltor To Cnnui
Innrih Kharhnrt, of Nebruakn,
Mir of Frank Eberhnrt. of thlH
ft, t opMtrl to arrive hero to
r from hi homo to visit hi un
lor the next fow day. '
ruton frcm I'nnrr Illvrr Here
l-Emtiy Dnughonbnok, Frank
sw, and Carey Thomiton. reel-
u from the vicinity of "Vldo, on
x upper McKenxlo. wore hero
tirdny on bualne In connec-
with tha governmimt tolo
to Una of that dlntrlc.
Mk Rpra.s nt ltnUiry MrvtltiE
latin Miller of tha fncultv of
PKhooi of Inw of the University
f Orfon. apoke yesterday at III
fn luncheon meeting of the Ro-
ftciud. profensor Miller pok
on tha American Jury ytm, It
dufects, udvunlUKe and alo the
duty of cltln-n In serving.
m m
Alice L'rewey I In Portland for
tile roiw roativui ana 10 viau rem
live for a few day.
IasvrN for IN in lain! on niwlnnw
Tr.i W, II. Lord, iminugcr of the
tlrnngor' Kugeno wurohouao, bu
left for Portland on a bualne
vh.lt of a few day.
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On War to MnMlnnvlUfl Mr.
and Mm. J. E. Todd, of McMInn
vllle, after a month' Rtny at Aah
Innd. nrrlved In the city yesterdny
evening and will leave for home
till morning', i ,
Country Club File Don! The
Eugene Country club yesterday
flliil the deed to the 40-acre Mc
AllKter trnct itcromi the rlvor north
of the city which wan recently
purchased n n pnrt of tho new
Ho of tho golf course of the club.
Count r Cow Luck Freela Pon
tine, three-year-old cow or tne max
Arp dairy rnnoh, ha a yenr' pro
duction record of 21,824.4 pound
of milk and 72s.8 pound of but
tor fnt In one yenr. The cow I a
pure-bred Holtaoln. The produc-
f
Society Brand Clothes
for young men and their elders"
if you've saved a dollar
for a rainy day - - - -spend
it now!
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this is the day - - - and this is the store. You'll
Ret more "value" in this store today with your
rainy day dollars" than you ever dreamed of get
ting hi any store in Eugene. ;
every man likes a long run for his money - - -nd
this store Is getting the run of the customer,
Because it's giving Real Value for every dollar
they spend. .
. ' ' these prices tell the story
, , ' $30, $35, $40 .
' come in we'll prove it '
green merrell Co
man' wmuT
mi of EngUM't bttt itow
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lion record I rrporrad-by Iho ad
vanced registry oKlce -ufAlm Jlol-
Hteln-Frk-sluii uimoclntluii of
Amorlcu,
Ihiivi for C'oiimO R. M. Hhullev.
NUiivrvlmir of tin, Hlualuw nutlonul
iiiruai, nu loll for Ml, Hello on u
Inislnc vlnll of a few duy. ,
,
MinlMli-rlnl rvrtirbviim v,a '
Thu riilnlaturliil cerlirlcnla of Wlll
liim v, liiiiji-y wiih filed in the of
flo of County Clerk JlryHon yes-
luruuy.
Klilli'lilniM tin to Allu-im Mr.
und iiiul Mm, J, M. llobuy atiaoiiii
immuu ny Mm. Koiiey'v nleno, MIhh
UorlK TliOiuriHon, hiivu luft on a
motor trip to Athena,
Hluiffur to Iravo for Hutuni H.
F. Hlinffer, . former Lmin countv
di'liuly nhurlff, bus obtained a po
altluii Kuurd ut thu Oruiton
tiit honpltnl for Ihu Imuinu lit
Balem, '
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1'oUn Will llu Tulini tnim Km.
tloiuil Fon-Ht Kuiuull Uro. und
Mltxner have a contract to cut out
uv,vuu linear feet of cedar pole
from the national foreat near Oak.
rldno. They are now preuarlnk to
begin their work,
e
Former Itiwldciit Ifcni Mr.
and Mr. Wuldo IMvln, of McMlnn
vllln, nro hero to look nfter prop
orly thnt they own In IIiIm vicinity.
Mr, and Mr, DuvIh urn former Hu-
Kimu reldent. Mr. liuviu hnvinir
been a Htudvnl ut tha UulverHlty of
wrvjtun,
;
Itiiliirn from Honeymoon-- C.
1). Donnhuo und bride have re
turned hero . after a honeymoon
trip throtiKh cverul part of the
I'nclric North wont. They were
married at Portland Juno 3.; Thoy
will make their homo here At
iwoiiiii avenue wcat.
a i :'
I'PIKT Itlvw Hood to Ihi JjoVdvA
A llic Krader. hauled by a trac
tor, will be run over tho upper
wiiinmeiia road between Lowell
and OakrlilKe to mriooth It out n
noon a tha rain ceuxe and the
road drloH up, uccordlntc to Nelon
K. Macduff, NupervlHor . of the
caacade forest.
a
HrKcntln Piikh! Iniftcd
iiiio Hiniin nnu r.u curiHon have
mude a motorcyclo tr n to tho un
per McKenilo uaa lo uncertain
whether tho croHalnir I open for
motor vehicle. They report that
from a to 7 rent of anow I at 111 on
the icround and that the Kolnx In
hard, one uulomobllo attempted
Iho oroaalnk Huudny but woh
rorced to turn back.
feTKrant Vauchn I lloro Sor-
Keunt l- VouKhn, national Kuard
inatructor nt Medford. ha arrived
hero und will leuve with tho Eu
gene unit of the It. N. O. O. for
lump lcwl next Friday nlicht
HerKeant VnuRhn van Matloned ut
Kuiceno for two yeur until a few
monlha oko when ho wua truna-
ferred to Medford. Ho wn form
erly attached to tho U. of O. II. O.
T. C. unit.
Party on lUvrf Arthur Hen-
derahott. Mr. Miller, dealicner,
und Mr. and Mr. A. I). Gabriel
had a very aucccaaful flailing trip
on tho McKenzie river Hundoy.
floating down In a hont from the
hatchery to Hendrlcka bridge,
They mndo a good catch of red
n lil ia. Mra. Ilenderahntt Joined
them nt the bridge and tho purty
enjoyed a flah dinner at the ua
briel homo enat of tipringfleld,
e
Singing Dog AUmct Tho huge
white paper macne tiog wno na
tena for "hla mnaler' voice" be
fore the Larnwoy mualo atoro on
Wlllnmelte alreet hna added an
other nccompllahment. A mngno
vox InRtnlled in the dog connect
by a wlro a phonograph In the
atoro nnd tho ImpnBBlve dog entor
tuina tho downtown visitors each
day although mnny aro myatlfled
n to what to attribute tho music
and aong.
rv.nimlttco Order Tog A totnl
of 2000 tng wlU be ordered for
the special tag aale that will be
held noxt Saturday and Monday
for the purpoae of raising fund
for tho plnyground program for
the coming aiimmcr. The commit
tee of the P.-T. A. In chnrgo of the
sale met yesterday to preparo plans
for the distribution of the tags at
varlou hualnes houae and also
for sale on the street oy momoers
of the P.-T. A. nnd girls from tho
University of Oregon, ; , . ;
The Wlnberry bridge which was
reported to tne couuiy court n
Ing In bad condition will bo 're
paired Immediately, snld L, N.
Koney, county commissioner, yes
terday. The commlaslonor made a
trip to thnt point Monday, after
noon nnd found thnt one of (he ap
proaches has been broken. Lum
ber from neurby uwliilllwi
dared with wnion to max tne
noci'iaary ropulrs.
Mr. unit Mr. (JrurcH to On t'l
lUvtw Mr. and Mi. M. V, Orlgga
Pin ii to go to their cottage homo ut
liolknnp brltlgo toduy for llie.auin
mcr. .
lluturn from Portluml Mra,
loini Ji. I'u itacaon and children
liuvo returned from Portland where
I jui Ih Helen pliiyed in u harp con
cert liiui Friday ovewnif. v i , ;
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Omi Mairlugu JMvnKu Trwtuxl
A iiiurrlugv llcenan. wua '11" 0 ut
Ihu orllce of County Clerk tyryVm
yeaturduy to ltulpli J. Hlckt.'uni!
Dorla Urauer. both of JSuKene. -.
m . , p. , .
( Idn nine Pay Vino of $1000
Chin lilng, who. a few ..day ago
wu fined $1(J00 In circuit court
for unlawful poasewilon of opium,
yefterduy paid the amount. lie
still hua a jull sentence to serve.
l'lmlra Pooolo at Nt-wnort
Among tho member of the jaimira
grunge who attended state grange
ut Newport were Mr. and Mr. W.
H. Klngslcy, Mr. nnd Mr. M. i..
Olaas, Mr. und Mr. R. Moore, (1.
II. Phelps and Mr. Erneat Field.
Hull Kmployo Ih ItuaovcKnif
uiiiruuce J. Burnut, or Hwnmnome,
employe of tho Houthern Pacific
rullroud. I reported to be rapidly
recovering from art inlury to hla
back auHtulncd while at work on
the section neur Nekoma, several
duys ngo. i . . , i . i i
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Suit Fllc! to QtUet Tlllo Frank
Wolbko yesterday filed a suit In
circuit court against M. F. Morgan
and others to quiet title to certain
lund in section 8, township 19.
south of range 1 west. C. A. Wln-
tcrmclor appears ns ottorneyi for
tho plaintiff.
AtoTopics
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QdS Connect urns
Gasoline cannot only drive
a car at terrific speed it
can reduce it to a mass of
molten metal. A leaky con
nection a short circuit or
hot engine tlie car jsi en
veloped by fire the ;gas
tank explodes. It will: pay
you to repair, a gas leak ,at
once. , . . ' '
There axe other common
causes of . fire, tome of
which cannot be easily de
tected. Even a minor blaie
in your car or garage mean
an outlay "of cash for re
pairs... It is wise to insure
your car against such loss.
Get., automobile insurance
here covering fire, theft,
collision, liability and prop
erty damage. t , '
EMERY
Insurance Agency
J7 Ninth Ave. W. Phona W
' Eugene, Oregoo . . .
Iicnvo for Itosa Hliow L. E.
Hlmmons, of this city, has left for
Portland to attend the annual rose
show und plans to return here Fri
day. Mrs. fllmmons accompanied
her huabund. While at Portland,
Mr. Klmmons will also .visit, at the
Ford, assembling plant,..: v .:
Beggar Sent Out of .Town
Juniea Hull, a transient, was ar
roatvd yesterday by Chief of Police
Judklna for begging on the streets
und Judge King guve him the al
teinutlve of getting a job or get
ting out of town. He ha not been
seen on the streets since.
Admitted to Merry Hospital
Patient admitted to the Mercy
hosplliil yesterday Included Mrs,
Glen Ditto. Bprlngfleld: C. W.
Houthwlck, Springfield, and L.
Burkett, Junction City. Mr. C.
L. Durham and Infant daughter,
of Eugene, were dismissed. .
a m
Gronta Vum Cavemen Ilere
An uuio caravan oi a aoxen or bu
cura beurlng the Grants Pass Cave-
mah n ka fnitlh rna.ll.nl In Pflrt.
land stopped here for luncheon
yeaterany ana proceeaea' on me
wny north about 1 o'clock. The
Cavemen uro a body of marcher
similar lo the lludlator of this
city. '
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An U'ruwfm Wnllr StrniB IVilrM,
Don-n Chief of Police Judklns
vcNterdny requested all tirms in
tha luminous district to remove the
wooden advertising signs that Were
standing on tho sidewalk. lit
Blgns may be placed. In doorways
... V w ,.- . . "- - - "I
the sidewalks,' nccordintf to hiej
1,11V ArillnnnrA ..l
m - v '
nn.l f-u nnhmM fin fV,
snlmv .Mr. ana Airs, ira KeDmen
. .. 1 1 nn t Oal.m InHav In rnu Tl
Air. Kenmen nuving luaen a. liu-nvl
of the Cupitul Journal of that city.
Tney - nnve laxen aparimenis . ai
lUI eouin uommerciu, nirceu nr.
D.tlimui amit hla Ultfm OTnPf In .K
In Eugene each week-end for eorhe
time to iook arier inair propvny.
Tl.. .. f.nrnwn variDMntl ArttlllT KIPA
and John Hnxby, while fishing In
the McKenxle nt Doadmond's fer
ry, caught a 41-pound salmon ana
n..Ananf,llllf 111 H,l Ofl IhA hiff fifth.
whleli measured 48 Inches In
length. A day or two before that
they caught a salmon weighing S4
pounds, which mages a pretty good
total for a week. 1 ' '
-arm nt VWt.tm.Lr4c KfWIV lm1mfMl
in,. Wni rt (Via IntA Prnderlok
Vivian Knox, who died nt his home
at Fox Hollow Juno b nt me age
of 72 years, was admitted to pro-:
bate yesterdny. The property was
bequeathed to his children as fol-
I bMllh IMnAI hVini. hTOUBI.
Ick O. Knox, Dorothy Catharine
Chrlstensen and Quy - Bamfylde
Knot. Frederick, u. Knox was i
pointed executor.
Motorcycltota to Lcavo for Med
t .1 naivMi. 9R nnH . SO . motor
cyclists of this city plan to leave
tonignt ror aieaiura 10 uhuhu
, I. mmntn whlnh will hA t II Iff d
UnM Ci.H,u anrl flAtlirdaV. Yale
K.l,ni. kmitli ann Rill DlLVla Of
this city are cntorod In sovorul of
the track events, ooverui i-on-land
riders nro also entered and
nvi,nrnl In hn hnrA todnv to
accompany tho Kugcno riders to
tne oouin. ......
William Burgoynd I ncro '
Timlin ... n.ipffnvna fnriiierlv of
this city, who - recontly left for
Portland to join tno sian oi vim
howly opened Ford Motor company
..aun.1.1lnir nlim,. In hnrA on a Visit
of - few duys. Burgoyna is now
on tho ronrt tor ino rora cmim
-...Inn hln hnnrlnnnrtAra nt Port-
t-HJ -ha nnu. nnMAmhllllsr (Olunt
1U1I.I. . j .v .I
i , .. I . ah Kit .n n ,1 II V for
in miiiiuB VH, w . .- .
the Oregon -market and other
points In the Faoilio riorcnwi.ui,
according to uurgoyne. .... .
Woman Stntck by Cor Mrs. W
Xt tl.llnu uina almiAk hv ail SUtO
mobile early last evening at tho
corner of Elevontlt avenue easi
and Wlllnmotto street near the city
library. The drlvor or tno car in
said to have driven off without
offering assistance to tho woman
... .. k-...lnn,l whan Ihmwn OH
wno win. iii ui". " ... ,
tho ground when the car graxed
tho telegraph pole beyond tho curb
lino. The numbor of the car was
obtained nnd nooordlng to me po
lice the mnchlno 1 registered as
belonging lo f. uppeniieimur,
... ...... ... Amm-m M If ' n
rillTW j-.min.in r.
nuto supply hotmo unloaded nn
entlro cnrlond of closed model nu
inn.nhllrs: votrdnv. Tho cat.
.1 1 ..., fnnn. tha tttlllHOn fllC-
Ullllin mi"" "T
tory and contained the first or
tho new Hudson uper-Blx sednns
to arrlvo in Oregon, -inis mom-i .
the latest Hudson crentlon, Invl-
i.il 1. n ,.n Knan laallAlt ' f 11 P a
lllli.iun in.... u.-v... -
short showing of the now sednn
before it Is aollverca to tne new
ownor. Two o'clock Thursday Is
the time set for the oponlng of the
exhibit. Two of tho popular Essex
coaches were: Inoludod In the enrr
load. This Is the first carload W
PKQNE WORK IS PLnNNED
MORE IMPIIOVEMENTS TO BE
INHTALLUD IlKltIS
PlwnoiiMTuil Growtli Ha Been K-
IMirlencoil In Bovelnprncnt In
Kukoio During Two Year
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A Dhenonomal growth has been
oxperlencad in telephone .develop-
inont In KuKOno in ino pant two
yciirA. About a yeur a no It was
found necessary to install ona ad
ditional aectlon of local switch
board with sufficient facilities to
euro for npproxlmutciy iiuo suo-
crlbers. Before equipment could
b,obti-lned for this installutlon
It was found necessary to make un
emergency Installation of DO sub
scribers' answering "Jacks'" In order
to cure fur Immediate instuuutions
for si'rvlre. The Inulullutlon of the
additional section was then com
pleted und Is now in service, but
from all commercial estimates it
ha been found necessury to Install
In the near future 300 additional
subscriber multiples and 240
more answering "Jacks"- to keep
puce with the demand for service.
This work should be compietea
within the next seven or eight
month and will Involve an ex
penditure of . uuproximutely 14930.
uccordlng to J. L. Bland, local
munuger.
'We are also planning during the
year ID. 4 to Increase the capacity
of the present telegraph . carrier
avstein now onoraiing inrougn r.u-
gene between i Portland and Oak
land, California,' saia Air. uiana
"This work will involve the In
stallation of one additional carrier
unit at a cost of approximately
I3H00. This equipment la used for
telegraph service over important
leased wires used by newspapers,
brokers, etc." ,
Tho toll switchboard will also be
Increased in slxe during the early
part of 1924 by the addition of
four positions similar to those now
in service, said the manager. This
addition is necessary In order to
care for the Increase In ton trai
nee incident to the use of the tele
phone repeater installed about six
month ago. The additional switch
board equipment will cost about
18000.
MAYOR PARKS ANNOUNCES
COUNCIL APPOINTMENTS
Rcaatgiiincnt Made Necessary on
Account of Election of Two
New Members Lately
Mavor E. B. Parks yesterday an
nounced the personnel bf the city
council committees, a reassign
ment of places being made neces
sary by the election of two new
councllmen during the past few
weeks. The committees are as
follow, the first named In each In
stance being the chairman:
Police Wallace, Monroe ana
Walker.
Sewer Simmons. Monroe, and
Mosher.
Printing- Washburne. William
son and Wallace.
Health Williamson, wanace
and Washburne.
Fire and Water -Mosher. Mc-
All'ter and Simmons.
Street i Monroe. Walker and
Mosher. ; . t . .
Finance Walker. McAllstcr and.
Washburne.-
Judiciary McAllster, William.
son and Simmons.
DARROW GETS CITY BONDS
EUGENE MAN TO PAY ' $50
.. . PREMIUM ON f 10,000
.John H. Darrow. of this city.
yesterday .wo, awarded the city's
$10,000 street paving intersection
bonds. The council at its meeting
Monday night opened the Did on
the bonds and referred them to the
finance committee, which met yes
terday, and concluded that Mr.
Darrow's was the best bid of all.
Mr. Darrow offered to take the
bonds at par value with a premium
of $50 and Day five per cent in
terest. His original bid was six
per cent, but he changed It to the
lower figure. . Other bids were as
louows: ,
First National bank of Eugene,
par and five' ;and a quarter per
cent interest; Cyrus Pierce . and
company, iiuu.io ior eacn nun
dred dollar bond at five per cent
interest: Lumbermen's Trust com
pany, $10$ for each $100 bond at
live per cent;-friars: ana jvenauu,
a premium of $41.10 and interest at
five per cent; Roberts and Ewing,
a premium of $37.60 and interest at
live and a, quarter per cent.
closed models to be received by
the local agency this season. .
Return from Myrtlo Point Mr.
and Mrs. N. E. Wlnnard have re--turned
after a visit of several days
at Myrtle Point.
ML-s Scantcnt In Portland Miss
.Winifred Soargent, of this city, Is
visiting In Portland for a few days
and attending the annual rose fes
tival.
- Two New Ilc-ldi-nccs to Bo Built
R. P. Scrogga yesterday took out
a- permit for the erection of a new
rosldenca at G76 Washington street
at a cost of $3000 and N. B, Mann
took out a permit for a new homo
at 1636 Falrmount boulevard to
cost $2600. , 1
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. F. H. Aldous, of Walton, Is
visiting in Eugene. ,
T. K. Scobee, of Junction City,
was here over night.
L. 42. Boettger, of Nott, was a
visitor here yesterday.
George Pnteo, of Wendllng, wns
a visitor In Eugene yesterday.
Miss Belle Milllcan. of Wnltor
vllle, wan In this city yesterday. '
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Butxln, of
Dcxtor, were In tho -city yesterdny.
Lester Newman, a ranches of
Lnndnx, Is In tho city for a tew
dnyn, ... ... ;, .
' r. and Mrs. C R. Russcl, of
Oiit:rldg.i, wore visitor hero yes
terday. .. '
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. E. Beaver, of
Mabel, wcro visitors in Eugene
yesterday. i 1
Mrs. George Harvey, nrrlved In
the city from Walton yesterday
afternoon. '
- Mrs, Alop Dowell; of Mercer,
wn an- nrrlvnl in the city yester
dny nfternoon.
ANNOUNCEMENTS '
THH LADIES OF THE NOnKUM
xle neighborhood will' hnvn n
Joint mooting of the aid society
nnd tho needlo club at the home
iliof ' Mr. Horace Llvingood.
- Thursday afternoon.
SEE INTERESTING COTTON EXHIBIT IN OUR WINDOWS TODAY
mm - - ? .w a ei&v - - - - . .... vi
LvIy New.-Lotton. v a
that radiate the
ncs
Spirit of Summer
Fresh and crisp Ginghams, charming Voiles, Dimities, Organdies and soft,
graceful Ratine. They are suitable for every-type of summery frock and
are so moderately priced here that you may easily afford several. ..,
Bolts and Bolts of Fancy Ratine
'Way Underpriced
98c and $ 1. 59 Yd. , . ; ;
A wonderful assortment of. fine ' Imported
and Domestic Ratine, colorful 'checks and
plaids. The pleasure of choosing here is in
the better and bigger, varieties. .
'-. . Regular ; to $1.50 Ratine) 98c yard
Regular to $3.00 Ratine $1.59 yard
.j '' J! : . Mala Floor
Plain Colored Ratine 50c Yd. ;
Complete range 1 of- desirable i colors, 36
inches wide, excellent quality. Colors to
match the fancy Ratine, 50c. yard.
Main Floor
Crisp and Dainty Voiles
Worth to $1.00 Yd.
65c Yd.
These charming Voiles- are .: so crisp and
cool 80 airy and summery they . fairly
breathe' the spirit of soft winds and bril
liant sunshine. There's a wide assortment
of pretty patterns and colors, including a
"number' of the popular Egyptian designs.
Not 85c and $1.00 yard, but 65c 1 v.
. -.: .- i J; , . , , . , , Mala Floor
, Fine' Dress Ginghams 29c Yd.
Sturdy, closely -woven, and prettily designed
Dress Ginghams checks, plaids, stripes
dozens of colors. Many delightful sum
mer frocks are bing fashioned from these.
Low priced at 29c yard.
. Main Floor
A Very Special Pricing of White Novelty Skirtings -r- 59c Yard
Instead of $ 1 .25' to $2.00 ( -
Yes! Actually 59c yard for these White Novelty Skirtings that are never to be found
marked less than S1.25 to $2.00. Most of these are 36 inches wide fabrics are corded,
fancy plaid, poiret twill and gabardine. No need to say more at this' low price!
-Mala Floor
Where Else Can You Find
Such Mataes M These!;
Imported Thermos Bottles 89c .
i pint size, black enameled corded case handled drink
ing cup attached of aluminum. Regular $1.15 values, 89c.
, - '., - ' . Bargain Basement.'
. 60x60 Jap Lunch Cloths $1:19
Please 'note again the size 60x60. This sale is the
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Bargain Basement
result oi a very lucity purtiiasc.
dark patterns. Well worth $1.65.
Men's, Women's and Children's- Bathing
Suits 98c, $1.48 and $1.98
All sizes. Big variety color combinations. Getydurs
now at these low prices ! v . , ' :
. . Bargain Baaemeat
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150 Pairs Boys' Corduroy and Wool I .
i Mixed Knickers $1.48
Another special purchase! Good heavy dark corduroy,
and good looking patterns, in wool mixed Knickers
sizes 6 to 16. You'd pay ordinarily $1.75 to1$2.25. Our.
low price is $1.48. -; 1 ' . ' : : V v -,' '
" :. '! Bargain Basement ;
EUGENE'S FOREMOST STORE
BUTDBIUCK. aJSSICJN
Summer Dresses!
. You cari't have too many ! :
. The sheef texture and ex
quisite light coloring in
1 1 h e summer materials!
make choosing a pleas-
ure. Be your own dress
maker this year make
, your dresses in the easy
Dehor way. The Deltor.
,"is in every Butterick pat-,
tern it shows you how.
"to pattern, cut and fit
your dress. i
. Butterick . Patterns ' and
Publications on sale here
exclusively.- ,,.
THE LOWER TMANGLB.iOff
the Girl Reserves win meei una
afternoon at 2:80 nt the home of
'" Lois Coburn, 1163. Charnolton
street. , V
THE EUGENE W. C. T. U. WILL
; hold it -annual flower mlsrlon
at the Baptist church this after-
noon at S:30. All members are
- asked to come and bring what
flowers thoy can for the sick.
THE BETHESDA, LADIES AID
of Danebo will hold a bazaar
and luncheon alo In the church
basement." Lunch will bo Berved
' at 6 o'clock and the basaar will
begin nt o'clock. . 6-13-2
THE W. B. O. NEFiDLE CLUB
will hold Its regular monthly
meeting, Thursday In the post
V room at the armory. This is
. Hag day. The topic for the day
Will be "Our Flng." Members,
comrades and wivos and others
Interested Invited. ....... ,
THE PICNIC THAT WAS TO
havo been held nt the home of
' Mrs, Wlnterborgor on the Klver
rond this afternoon ha been
' postponed, nocordlng . to an
nouncement of officer of tho
i matrons' guild ot Central Pree
byterlan church,
Warner tune pianos. Laraway
Mualo houao. . . 3-26-tf
-: ANNOUNCEMENTS '
THE -WOODCIIAFT- THIMBLE
club will meet with Mrs. W. J.
- Williams; 327. Fifth avenue west,
. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
'i MARRIED .
HICKS-BRAUEB At the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
' A. O. Brauer, 673 Eleventh ave
nue west in this city, . June 12,
1923, Ralph J. Hicks and Miss
Doris J. Brauer, Dr. E. V. Stiver
officiating. r. . , , , '. .-' . ,.
Oat Flowers
Potted plant, tree, shrub, ear
den and flower seeds. Everything
lor the garden.
EUGENE NUR8ERIE8 '
. 44 Woat Ninth- -,-
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Invitation Is extendod to tho O. A.
R Woman's Relief corp, Ameri
can Legion, nil fraternal organisa
tion and the public to attend thl
soivtco
; EXALTED RULER.
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No collection, no fee: no ntry
fee or due. W. H. Blower.
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C. E. F. Hlekoz, piano tuner,
Phone 1S2S-J, or Morrl Mualo
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