Morning register., June 21, 1923, Image 5

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1023
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J Silk
II i P Froc
Of Canton
Crepe
prd$12.75to$16.75'
for day when thr weather will mil permit the wenring
of liclil Uon fioi-kd one of thcuc Canton Crepes will
vc llie day. All new spring ninnies, including old
blue, wood lirowns, (ray mid green. Youthful styles.
LARGE'S
865 Willamette Street
1 CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
' TWItuf lit HoaMlo Ml Vina
ludt. of On eiiy, I vmiunr al
fcttilf si ill homo of her uter,
In. Cecil lihoitm.
Mm Ciarture KiaJf Hem George
lioomT, uf hh city, h Joined
a iulf of the R. C. Hlmmoii
Msp-tur, locl '""I ncy.
Mr. d Mra. JntuiMin llrrx
Mr. tnJ Ml. A. K. Juhltwul. of Al-
May. i net yeaterday, vialilng
II ih " of Iholr daughter, Mr.
K. H. Olail.
llrre rm llluc ltl.T T. A.
(Jlltt. fotmtr proprietor of a
iau fior pi inin my, arronionn
l by Mr. (IllUorl. wo In KuKmi
ini-mar (rum in Hum at lllu
Unr.
i Tmt Ofd-lal t'i ltlvnr Not.
r. Uduff. aupervmor of tit
h4 aallonal foreat. Went to
IJioU Mrlilxo yeaierdny In
Mwnir with K. M. Allen. illtrli-(
ktua oiiffliiPor from tho office
lilt foreat rrvlua In J'ortland.
Uwo Vitr Tim Dalles Charles
Jack Eddy, of tho Ku.
m Ms of Elks, left yeaterday
ntt Dalle by tnuior, where
arj will attend tho amiual aeaalun
Ittt Oregon alata II. I'. (. K.
I tinorifil that other member
(Hi KiiKn herd will alu at-
BM Iht annual gathering.
hilug Work Hearts Work on
t" toying of tlm pavemonl on
.'mlty street ha horn lartd
W tk 8tlrn brothers, contriictura.
Tho work ho bn tartd at
Twenty. iKwonil avenue and will
contlnuo in Eighteenth avenuo.
Ixnvm fiar Kah-iit Judge I.w
roiire T. Ilarrl. of tho Oregon
supreme court, ha loft for Ka em
aflor a vuii of a row day here.
.
Kan illy IxntrM fur Varlutau
William T. Wildor and family will
Iravo by motor I III morning- for
Yarhaaia on a varaiton of a week
or o.
Onnlliirr Lumberman llrrn
Jiiimm W. Kurd. Jr.. of tho tlnr.ll
mr Mill company at flardlner, I
hero fur a few day on bumtu-na In
connect I an Willi lllu company.
Mr. Diirkn William llrro Mr.
II. Iiurka William, of Klwirn.
Teiaa, I hor to vlait at tho home
f her huaband'a parent. Mr. and
Mr, c. H. William, aflor on ab
none uf flvo yearn.
Inavlnjr fur Kuropo Andrew
Klafi. of tho faculty of tho 1'nlver
nil y of Oregon, will leave tho lut
tor port of tho wtk for New
York whKro ho will all for Ku
ropo In tho, near future.
Oriental io In ItmwiMvllle To
day -Tho Odd Fallow' band, ao
companlod by tho drsre tram of
tho Oriental and a dolcirollon of
moniher of tho order, leave toduy
for llrownavlllo where a claa Ini
tiation will take plaro In conjunc
tion with the annunl pioneer plc
nlo which opened yolerduy for n
get your straw lint today
anyone will give you
the privilege of parting
with your money
"Ht what you want is the assurance that no man , .
wearing hair will part with less or receive more.
ynw want to be. sure that every Mulling of the $.10, j
or $-10 you spend for clothes will he vested with
' oat, vest and pants - - - don't you?
r'K''ti if you'll turn here you are as sure of
Wiie ns a Ranker's daughter is of a beau.
,rv us today on cool suits,
tropicals whipcords gabardines
green Illerrell Co
iMii't wttr ... ,
im of Euf M'a btt itom" ''x
Ibiuu.iliiy aunnlou, UoIohiiIIoii of
no i,hiiiuh or i liileia wui iiIhu
inuUo the llro1vi,,irfr'
" . f
' .IiiiIhh luiriiiinl mid Wlfn llonut
County JudMo lliiruiird and wile
mrlvi.ii liiiinii Tui.iulny ,nluM from
a minor trip In ItOMiliurK, Modfurd
unit Aahliiml,'
V
Xmorln Mini llitn Wnllur T.
Kuklu, u pioiiilnoiit .oltltvii uf A
lorin, win ln.ri, yuateiduy ulliuiil
liiK llm reunion uf old muila al
Iho u nl voi nI I y.
Mora, fniin Oukluml, ( ullffiriiln
Mi. Mary IIoiiiimII llrown, or
nklnnd, ('nl., la dure to vlall her
hrothera and to tittmid tho reunion
of old iiruda at tho unlvvialty.
l o u h I n ic AfiiT lliMTcnlliinnl
nurk II. Hull, i.xniiiirii.r it, n...
'jfrii'o of tin, Pi;iiciuii rim loruti for-
i in u'Koiuio iiiIiIko for u
few iluy lookliiK iiflur lec.-enllonul
work.
lr, Ihnn In 1tjr Ir. William
IIoiiii, who realde In (.'iillfornlu, U
hero to vlalt hi brolher, lula K.
Mean, li,il nltorney, lln wn li
ulleniliiiu'o ni the uluuinl reunion
ul Die unlurlly yvaturiluy.
Mlllliiwiltt lloya Hnr, lli,u V,
Hhiiiuilmn mid Wlllliird II. Hunlaon.
oi riirniHuii, Minn., arrived here
Monday, IiiivIiik li.n homo jno 4
for Ciilirurnlii. They nr kuciiih of
Mr. W. I.. Iliiicheaand finiilly, 37
I.Iim oIii alreet.
l-iriiiiir )uiily KuiM-rbiu-iub-ipt
ll't-r W. M. Miller, furuier Ijine
county acliool uuurlnieiideiu who
la now principal of ono of tho Mt.
Tabor ochool In I'urtliind, wu
hero yeaierduy on hla way to
Thurnlon.
I 'lamer Kiuiliiiii I far am..
Ciiriii roaa. ariidual of the l,'nlv..r.
ally of Oregon with the cluaa of
i nere viamiiK at the A. T. O.
hoooe for a few llava. Mr. Ourn.
oro la now enguKed In newapoper
" " ona jeucn, murornla.
.MIm lVw Will Twh Mlaa
Itobln liVeo ha been enitiutod to
teach the lloaelton achooi onuih.
Weal of I'row. In dUlrlcl No. 105.
onrurdlnir to ajinuiiiicemeiu 1.1 iii
oltice of K. J. Moore, county achool
ouperinienueni.
llo ((mttIi-m Vairy PlnulTul
Keiitlh. or, pie cherrlea, aro very
plentiful thla year, the treea beliiK
loaded with tho fruit. They are
now be I n gathered and are of
fered In Iho local market. Tliev
ell at the at. ire. al cent per
pound or two pound for 16 cent.
lU'tilriu from Allwny J, o.
Iluahoiig. of Albany, who recently
purrhaced 111 Intcreat of E. D.
fork In the Wuliera-I'ark Lum
ber rompaiiy of thl city, hu re
turned from A'bany after a vlalt
Willi hi fumlly. Tho family will
aoon move to Kugene to realde
here.
A!mhil-4raur A luaitnu Hur
ry ThonipKon yoMtrrduy wua ap
poinien adminlatrntor of tho ea-
tate of II. V. Thompaon. who died
in I -one county Juno 17. ia:i.
leaving property of the estimated
value of Uuou. U K. Iark. K. J.
Woodwaril and K. P. Itobert were
appointed aa appraiaeia . of the
pioperty. , , .
Itlng 'anl g ArrnnetMV -1'iir:
Miller. Kugene, and Kay Kvan.
Hon Klego. will participate In the
main event or the ring card to be
taged here the night of July 1
by Loiil Miller, local promoter.
Carl . Martin, t'ort'and, and 1'hll
I Inyo. Halein, are olao scheduled
a ono of the event. A card of
21 round la lo be billed, according
to Miller. i
Columbia ItlvtT Ferrr In (,.
ration Of Inioreat to local motor
lata who plan a northern trip la the
worn roceiveu nere yealerday thnl
the Ixjiik Hell Kerry company haa
placed In operation a ferry acrnaa
the t'oliimbla between Longview,
Waahlngtun. and Italiiler Oreirnn
The word of tho Inntulh.'.ion of the
rerry service la being sent out lo
tourlal Information points.
Only Klva IlavM Mnrn In Cm
(ram There nro only flvo more
duy In which to cut the gran In
mo parking and atroota n:id nllcya
In order to comply with the ordin
ance nnd reccnl order of Chief of
t'once Judklna. Mnr.y of ths peo
ple of tho city have obeyed the
order bul there nro hundrcda who
hnvo done nothing and thev will be
subject tu arrest If tho work la not
done.
Mnoan to IIbto Social A ioclal
ml entertainment la planned for
the members of the Eugene lodge
of Moose tonight. At the business
aeealon plana will be discussed for
the rlninbuke to be held by the U
O. O. M. lodges at Newport July
IS. A special train Is to lenve Eu
gene Unit dny nnd pick up tho vn
rloiiB delegations of the ordor from
Albuny, Corvnllln and other points,
iii'coiilluK lo tho nrmngcninnt bo
Ing iniidv.
.
Wtwft-ru Ijiiio t llAvn VUbrn.
t!on A July i celebration to be
hold nt the Dcndwood grango hal.
Is being planned, by rualdents of
tho Western lino illstrlct. accord
ing to William W, Wilbur, of
Rwlaahnine, master of Iho Dead
wood grange. An exteniilvo pro
griiin of riicea, gtiuiea speaking,
dnnclng nnd flieworkH Is to bo
planned as a greeting for tho v I h 1 -toiK
from tho coaat country, ac
cording to the reports.
I'ropwty TninMfiTitxl In Frnlcr
iilly Tho deed to tho lot adjacent
,1o the Sigma Chi fralernlty house
lit Thirteenth avenue ennt and Al
der street haa been filed, the
property being transferred from
Mary Hrenton to. Iho Hlgniu Chi
building association. The lot 1
to bo Improved with n lawn and
hedge, according to oltlclnls of the
fraternity. The properly will he
held fur the future building p!nn
of the organisation, la the report.
Ivngvraj on Motor Trip Mr. nnd
Mrs. Head W, Itogers, of l.o An-
galea, motored through Kugene
yoNtordny enrouto' to T'ortlund.
Mr, linger. In it member of the
firm of Klngnley, Mnson nnd llog
ers company, stntloners of the
southern -city. They nro friends
of Mr. nnd Mrs. W, U. Olletrn .
formerly of Ktigona but now re
siding In Ajhnmbru, t.iillfornin.
The lingers will bo Riicnts of the
Iteglater members on their return
to this city. ,
flroeory Hloro ClinnRe Offlixv
The Insinuation or a new ordor de
partment nt . tho Dice, orooery
company hna been., oomplelod,
whluh adds to tho convenience of
this department, according to tho
nronrletnr. Tho new department
nnd tho officii liiivn liiinii moved to
llm biiiiioiiy. mukliig iiddltli'iiiii
Hpui'o for the Belling nnd ordor
eutloiia of the oatuhllahmjmt.
www
AdliillUil Merry llimliltal
Mi. Kllen Hiniderklrig, of 'liiah
iiiiiii, wna utlmltted yeateriluy to the
Mercy hoapltnl for medical treui-
mont.
Hiilem AUiriM'r Iluro A, O.
,''0111111, a HiiIitiii utliirney, wua here
yilalerday utteiulliig Iho reunion of
llie njirjy gruduutlng cluasua lit
llm iidlvursity.
Clerk of Hlulo IjiiuI llnnrtl lb-re
Oeorgo O. llrown, clerk of the
alute land hoard at Hnlem, attend
ed the meeting of early duy grad
uate ul the university yentorduy-
v
Junior Hell lxiivc Junior Hell,
son of Mr, mid Mrn. J. li. Hell, left
on llm Oregon Kluclrlo train yes
terday for tho lOust to enter tho
Culled HiuteM mllHury iicudomy at
Weal I'oliit.
ImveM rVir Nekoino. llovt Dev-
ereuux, son of Mr. und Mr. C. f.
fiuvei-eaiix. of this city, leave to
day for Nekoma, Oregon, where he
will vinit for the next two weega
Ith hi coualn, uwlghl i'oe.
lli-rn I'roin l'nbul ' Mm.
Churlea Hufford and her daughter,
Marjory, uf Portland, are here as
Hi guest of Mr. und Mrs. I'rank
llurrllt. of thl city.. Mr. Hufford
and Mrs. Ilurrltl lire aimers.
jik fiiMslrlrli lli-nv l.uke L
Ooodilch formerly of the First
Natlonul hunk, now with a mm
Krunclaco bunk ua traveling repre
aeniatlve Ihroughoul the North-
wt, Is here for a few duya.
(Tiailwk'k Muvca to Now Homo-
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kugene Chudwlck
moved yealerday to their new home
recently purchased, at 431 isintn
avenue east. They have been re
aiding ut 631 Tenth avenue west.
o
IVrmlt fiar Itcmorii-iliifr IhhiumI
W. II. Alexander, city building In-
apector, yeaterdny laued a per
mil to )l. A. llowera to romoda
hi realdence nnd Inatiill a furnace
nl 1124 Almuden atreet al a cost
of IHO.
Hocfc Work on Highway It-arun
The Warren Construction com
puny ha started the work of
aprouding the crushed rock on the
Collage f)rove-Iorane highway
bat the work haa been hindered by
the recent rain.
Office Fiiuliimnu lo Bo Pur.
iduwn Mr. K. K. Halmanno and
Mian Harriet fToomb. of the office
stuff of tho McMorrun and Wash-
burne company, are at Portland to
Inspect office equipment and bill
ing machines for the office of the
atore here.
e
Credit AoMoriallon Has Itinch-
ciiii Member of the Lane County
Credit awioclullon met yesterday al
the ostium hotel for the monthly
luncheon and bualneni discussion of
the organization. Tho aisoclntlon
haa not yet announced as to
whether action has been taken on
the ctoMlng of the stores hero July
4 during tho celebration.
l"ll Cro "Cmirlcr" Kent lo Paa-
lor Tlie numea of Ihe pastor of
the vnrinu cnurcnea or uine
county are being sent to the head
luarters of the Amerlcnn Ited
cross at Wunhington. I. C.l and
the "Courier," official Hed Cross
weekly. Is to be sent to the local
churchmen. The Lane county chap
ter of the organization la handling
the plan.
Imiw For Portland Oeorgo H.
McMurrnn left yesterday for l'ort
Innd end Vnncouver, Washington,
tor a visit of n few day. Mr. Mc
Morrnn will visit his eon. DeMolt
McMorran. who haa heon at tho St.
Jor-eph' hospital at Vancouver
nlnce Muy 20. when ho was injured
while p.-rticlpullng In a motor
cyolo race nt the Vancouver fair
grounds track. DeMott Is report
ed to be recovering nicely.
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Work on Track CtossIiut Starts
Work on the Insinuation of a
new mil crossing at Klghth avenue
and Willamette atreet started Into
last night when a crew of about 16
nun started operation after the
lnt enr had left ror the burn. A
new concreto.bnse will be laid and
a now pavement surface to replace
tho present wooden covering be
tween the rails at the crossing. It
la oxpected that tho new crossing
win ue in piace ana reaay tor ser
vice when the first cars are routed
over Wlllnmotto and Klghth ave
nuo this morning.
PERSONAL MENTION
Terry Blnck. of Walton, Trtis
here over night.
Ed Tullnr. of Cottage Grove, was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. H. J. ReynoldA lhas re
turned after a Portland visit.
fcl. R. Johnson und wife, of Wul
ton. woro in tho clly yesterday.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Frank ulnlr were
In Kugeno yesterday from Lowell.
Thomas A. Yost, of Mnploton.
was nn arrival in the) oily yester
day.
Mrs. 'Sarah Hull hna returned
from a two wecka' stay In Port
land. ,
Mr.' nnd Mrs. Normnn O, Mor
ris wero hero yesterday from
Mnploton.
K. M. Mason, photographer of
Mnrcoln, was a visitor In tho city
yesterday.
J. v. Item Is nnd daughter, Miss
Olllo Demls, of Ulack Butte, wero
.in the city yestordny.
li. rj. incent, nsaistnnt super
visor ot tho Cnscndo national for
est, Is nt Ouki'ldge for n few days,
A N NOV OKM ENT8
THR ALVADOHB OKANGK WILL
ho'd Its regular meeting Friday
ovenlng of this wook,
STATU ALUMNAE BREAKFAST
at the Anchorage, 8:45 Saturday
morning. Phono 30, Anchorage,
for reservations. ,
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
nnnnuncen there will be no
morning services on account of
the university , bncculuuroale
Evening services nn usual.
Tllel WILLAKENZIB THtMRLE
rltth will meet with Mrs. Wright
- on the Coliurg rond Thursday.
Juno 21.
ALUMNAE WtLl. ASSEMRLE AT
Ihe Y. W. C!. A. hungnlow. the
seniors on the went steps of
Pendy- hnll for the fern nnd
flowor procession; Friday eve-
n'ng. Hring your flowers .nnd
. ferns.
' ' noiiN
IRISH At the Mercy' hospital,
Juno 20. 1029. to Mr. and Mrs
M. K, Irish, 1491 Penrl stroot, n
L ROUTE IS URGED
iOIA.VA.K WAT MAY Ut,
i'tWIYU lf;MVKHY ,
I'roiKtniil ut VntviiUt tor About 75
KumJIhw or llMrl(t I lo
I'.tiibllrihmerrt of fij rural free
Odllvvry inall routu tnr llm 'oIik
('n-Ml (llMrltit IK )lMfllKHf
ntrionK nllontH of (hut myelin n
find it In pommIIIo that Co rift will
htt iniKlit to hav tho kit view rx
tundod. according to oiHclulii of
thu Co Crmt f'ornrnunlty rluh.
who httvn uoon uctlvv In promotion
of thv plun. A rnoiitlnK of th
hoard of direr torn of th club In
H.'hduld toh hld thiH evonlnK
nd It In pOMMlhln that l'onlinaAtr
I'urwln Yoran will ntt.tnd tho hi-h-Nlon
to confHr with thONO Intor
ujftud In tho propoHul. '
A Hurvoy of tho need of tlit
(llntrlrt In tho wuy of mail tturvlre
und the NridlriK f thlN data with
rtHJtmmmntlmt.utiB tu the poMtal d
parttnt-nt In nocewiary to have th
propoed rural route eRtablltthed.
accordlriff to those favoring the ar
raiiKomtjnt. About 7& fain 111 en of
the Colh'KO Cront dlMrict would he
hi'iifflted hy the i-xtcnnlon of rural
route 1. Al! rexldentH of that din
trlct ut prtiHont Jiave to come to
tho KuKuno p onto dice for their
mull. A tt-nttttlvu mall route of
utout five mllm hue been worked
out und thlN will probably be dli
ruHHfd it n aUKKentlon for the iter
vie?. Tlune for the Hummer acltvitIon
of tho Community club are also to
be urrunft'M. by the dJreetorH.
Whftther a July 4 celebration will
beheld aa In former years has not
btjtn decided, ortlclal report.
FRIT MEN COME TDOftY
CARAVAN OF 30 OK 40 CARS
TO MARK TRIP
Will Klurt from Kali-m and Go
.TlEttiiKlt Pun ut Statu In.
snn-tlruc 1'lanta
Fruit growers of the Willamette
valley will spend a part of today
In Kugene on a tour from Salem
to the southern part of the slat.
This will be the first annual fruit
caravan arranged by the Oregon j
bogeno Fruit Growers' association
Tho party will start from Salem
thl morning and visiting different
town a'ong tho route, will arrive
In Kugene some time about the!
middle of the forenoon, according
to arrangements. The plunt of the
Kugene Krult Growers asslclatlon
will be visited and the party will
then proceed south, taking lunch
at Kutherlln and going on to Hose
burg where the night will be spent.
The parry will visit Grant Pa
Medford and Ashland and then a
trip will be made by a number
of the party to Crater lake If the
now haa disappeared sufficiently
on tho roads to permit the trip.
lurl l'earcy, district manager of
tho association, is directing tha
caravan and reports that 30 or 40
cars wl'l make the trip. Any fruit
grower la Invited. Tho first stori
out of Balem will be at the I). V.
Johnson's famous Oregon app'u
orchard at Monroe.
riLEDRIVEH IS IT WORK
BRIDGES TO BK . HI IIT ON
' TERRITORIAL ROAD
Commissioner Honey Looks at Scv
' cial Construction Jobs and
hVcurrs Right of Way
A pile driver will be put to work
today on the Cheshire north suc
tion of the old territorial road,
which la now being macadamized
according, to L .N. Roney, county
commlsHioncr, who wua out In that
part - of the county yesterday.
There are a dozen or nioro small
bridges on that route which will
require piling and the driver will
be at work for a number of wteeks,
said the commissioner. --
Commissioner Honey yesterday
obtained about three-eighths of a
mile of new rlRht-of-wny . across
tho old Ferguson place west of
Boer Creek postoffice for the high
pass roud improvement which is
now under way. This will elimin
ate a pretty sharp grade. Nearly
two miles of Iho grading on this
section of improvement has been
done, said tho commissioner, and
excellent headway la being made.
The work is under the direction ot
Walter Campbell, supervisor.
The commissioner was also out
in the Klnilrn and Notl vicinity and
found that another week's work
will complcto tho surfacing of a
short stretch between those two
towns that has beon under way for
some time. He mndo urruiiKemcnts
for tho dressing up nnd smoothing
of tho rough crushed rock on the
road up Klk creek out ot Notl. It
is now almost impiissable, ho said.
'DIED
SMITH At the home ot hor son,
J. S. Smith, ot Creswoll, June
- 10, 19211, Mrs. Nancy A. Smith,
at tho ago of 80 yours. She. is
survived by her son, S. S. Smith,
of Creswoll, nnd one daughter,
Mrs, Lola Herman, nt Kugene.
Sho was a member of the Christian
church. Funoml arrangon tents
are In charge of E. A. SchwoiiiiK,
mortician of Creswoll.
WEAVER -At tho homo of A. W.
Weaver, Thurston, Juno 18,
192S, Infant son, born Juno 17,
Of Mr.' nnd Mrs. Albert 8. Weaver,
of Waltorvllle. Uurlul was at Mul-
key comctory.
MAHRIF.D
ULOOMER-EMEKY -At the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. N. A, Emery, of College
Crest. Juno 16, 10.3,' Fred H.
Bloomer, and Ruby E. Emery,
Rev, David llunband officiating.
V Obituary
.' hn Hunter was born In Penn
nylvi.n a In 1844, was 70 years old
Mutch. 6, l!-'3. He died May 21,
1023 at Kmmott, Idaho, having
lived there six years. Ho was iui
old resident ot Oregon and Eugene.
His wife, Mary Hunter, died May
8,. 1918, nt Einmett, Idaho, Their
surviving children are: Lloyd.
Frank nnd Mne Horn, all of Em
melt, Idaho; Grace- ot Suit Luke,
Utah, and Eva Fntilner, ot Coburg,
Oi-egon, Mrs. Hunter was a sister
of Mrs. M. A. Mathews, of Etigeno,
Oregon; John Sellers, Pleasant
Hill, Oregon; Will Hellers, Hanks,
Oregon, nnd Charles Boilers, of
Orldloyi California -
Auto Fir Ins, Q. N. McLean, tl
Substantia! savings offered daily, in tlic big economy basement immense, stocks
good service free deliveries. .-- . .' ;
Careful'
Attention
to
Mail' Orders
Tf mrw. tt n a f
Summer
Li
1 Ti
ebrc
Hcadmiarters
for Hiking and
. OutinK
Apparel
If
I arm m
ay
imcr Presses
1 . ,
Invariably the remark heard from women who see this
group of smart summer frocks. A very special and timely
purchase accounts for this extraordinary low price.
Every dress is new and has the right to carry a great deal
higher marking! ,
Taffetas, novelty tub silks, fancy printed and plain crepes
all included f
They're made up in smart up-to-the-minute styles to be
worn right now !
There is a wide choice of colors, styles and trimmings.
Sizes 16 to 44.
M Only
One Special Group
of Pattern Hats
HALF PRICE
From such famous makers
as Beth, Cameo, 'Blair and
Classic. High grade hats in
a splendid variety of charm
ing styles for matron and
miss.,. Sale .'prices are .$5jQ0
to $12.50. T
Second Floor
33-inch Colored Pongee $1.75 Yard
So practical and cool. and stylish for summer frocks,
and this is an unusually soft and closely woven Pure
Silk Pongee. Colors are pink, jade, orchid, maize, white,
flesh and henna.
M.lo Floor
30-inch Lingerie Plisse Crepe 35c Yard
How beautifully it launders and how well it wears!
Pretty butterfly, bird and flower designs in practically
all colors 35c yard.
Main Floor
42-in. Fancy Voiles 75c and 85c Yard
Just in about one dozen pieces of wonderfully designed
and colored voiles crossrstitch. and Grecian patterns
42 inches wide. , !
Main Floor
Eugene's Best Glove Shop Offers
Women's Fancy Stitched
Kid Gloves $1.95 Pair
Two-clasp fine Kid Gloves in; two
shades of brown, and beaver, black
and gray; all sizes $1.95 pair.
"Women's Kayser Silk
.air :GloveSj ' 1 6-Biitt6h,
: $2.50 Pair " 1
In the most wanted silver-gray
shade all sizes $2.50 pair.
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Main Floor
' ; ' Unusual ? Yes, very !.
Fine French, Gingham
Street Dresses at :
T ; $3.98. '
Very seldom,' indeed, you'll
see such dresses as these "
marked at $3.98. All are at-
tractively styled o finest
French ginghams, soft and
lovely. They are smartly
trimmed with organdie and
embroidered collars and
cuffs, panels and sashes.-
And please note there are :
all sizes, 16 to 48, and plenty
of the larger sizes.
They're remarkably fine
, values at $3.98 1 . :
Second Floor
Women's -
Ribbon Back All Silk
, Hose, $1.48 Pr.
Regularly priced at $1.75.
Colors are black, white and
brown popular, wide rib
bon back reinforced lisle
foot and' lisle tops all sizes.
A two-day sale at $1.48 pr.
Children's Phoenix
Derby Ribbed Hose
Reg. 95c, Now 57c I
Sizes 7-10 " in black and
brown. Highly mercerized.
They're wonders for long
wear! - t
i ' ' Mala Floor
Card of Thanks
"Words fail us to fully express
our appreciation for the many kind
words of sympathy expressed in
our bereavement. Wo most earn
estly wish to thank you all for the
thoughtful and helpful son-ice
rendered and for the beautiful
floral offering.
MRS. .1. A. KENNEDY.
V. W. ROOF and FAMILY
Try Register Classified Ada.
Your Eyes
fitted with correct glass
es. Examination by a re
liable speciality with
complete equipment of
precision instruments.
Lenses of finest quality,
ground by experienced
experts. Charges reason
able. If you have eye-,
strain, headache, or trou
ble with your eyes, con
suit
Dr. Royal Gick
M8 Willamette St .,
Phone 620 Eugene, Ore.
Ladies'
Spring. Coats and
-' Suits
i At Wonderfully Reduced Prices
These coats, must fie sold" even at a great sacrifice, and
you should avail yourself of this opportunity of secur
ing one at this far below regular price.
Ladies' Sport Model Tan Coat, regular $16.7.5, now $10.95
Ladies' Tan Plaid Coat, regular $19.75, now $13.75
Ladies' Blue Bolivia Coat, regular $22.50, now $16.45
. Ladies' La Vogue Coat, light color, reg. $42.50, at..$27 0
Ladies' Light Tweed' Sport Model Suits, regular'
$25.00 and $30.00, now ; $15.00
Also very specially priced Organdie Dresses $M5
Pretty Gingham Dresses, plaid effects. ...... .$1.49 to $7.85
Ladies' White Voile Waists .....$1.00
Ladies' Cotton Hose', black, brown, white 18c
Ladies' good quality Silk Hose, the pair .:'v.,.:......a.$1.00
Ladies' excellent grade Silk Hose, the pair $1.25
Children's Knitted Bloomers, 3 pair $1.00
Children's good quality Rompers, 2 pair $1.00
14 balls Crochet Cotton $1.00
, 3-papery Pins .............10c
9-4 Bleached Sheeting, the yard - ;...50c
Remember,' we sell the most popular fashion patterns
"The Standard Designer"
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