Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 05, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textl-w""r!Tri 1 1' ii 1,7 ,11 " '" "" MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SATURDAY, DEC. S, 1925 FIVE I Here's The. Gift For 4 li XTKUK'S the (IrsinM (;ifl-f,,-jL fallicr or iimtliiT, sister or lirnlliiT or hwccllicai t and friend it lii-iiiitiful l' i u 1 1 a m I'm with pen cil to inatih or lieantiltil coiiil.hi.i tion sets in liiilli C'l'l and silver or M-uirali! pt'iis or pemils. (limit l''miiiliilii I'imih fur IihIIlh i rn III' llll'll. I'iwillil frnin pl.-U ilifinl I'lvi'inlim-p J 'i-iM-l Im. fc t fr M'l.uv Where Quality Is Higher Than P ricel WMftp I fl:V!:0 1 a lii-iiutifill I'lmtilain I'eii with i - Willi H-ta::.'.M I'liwitrd from mm pa I'l . v. at r Luchcy s Jczvclry Store tf'A m ''iii i'ii Pea K4A m ffi m mi 1 '"' In thin llntrl.-t. (;MM i-iiaiiD in ii ri.Hiiiciu r Hiiiiiinr;..!!!. '.ille'l In I iiMcnil - llcv. Kiwi- It-It II .leiiiilnrH, iiimlur or Ml. Mury I . ...,, i rhiireh, wim iriilli.,1 luh'ili, i-Mrly thlM liiurnliiK ,ri'M,-li u ruin-nil Hui'lnuii. Jlu will ''luill IiiiiIkIiI. llNcllfKlnii Mieiilnu Ainimiiiiivl Al llui illHi'iinilnii i'vi-iiIiik fr Ji,,. I.11..T or thn UnllMlllin IjiyiniiH'ti I""""" "l 11 1'iiri'li iivxt Hun, lay 1 J"-M'""I"T Will hi, lr. WlHI-,,1, II Hni II; on II.,- lople- "Hi-lunou unci Hurlnl HI l -iieliiri-H." ' ,.,.V A rlril-d I'lillileiilM, llieilli. 'Voillin AiiiitIi-ii iill.l tin, ;V"' , ''v.-iiiy-iu-H y,i," ni ,, ' H'-v. Km nli .-y .;,,y "I Hi" I nliiii-iiu, rhiinh Hmiilnv moniliiB. -II,,. l ,,-in , "I'-n .Mi-Kiili;l,t iiiol .Miii-Kiirot I' uin-lilii);. Hell SIi.k- r,n,,v ,., Ar). i iii,"riral,,ii or ul(, i,,ii Muiiiuiy ,,r ii, Ih (,:iy '"ii r 1 1 in ii. 'Mi-rk Itryjoo), N. I-:. lliiiMllion, I I Ion iiiol Sum HI ili,'fii'l,niloi-it. tiavo (Jiilnnr, JmhIMo cmird: Clarnrifo Ki'fvi, outdldo Kuiird; It. C. JIull, ti-UHtio fur Ihix-o yoara, V IkmhI Mimi io Hunt Four loral iiiniriiilH with to limvo oarly IIiIk iimhiiIjik for Jsotitf Tom Mwump to hunt Tlmy woro luii'lo ItoriT, 1. Ii. UruniUwH, Alfrotl Tif fany mid J, H. MuKladry, VmMlv ClirMlafi HoHpllul Nrnvn AtlinUKftl; Mrn. Ijok'tu Hinlth, Kprlncrithl; Mih, V. U. HoutJiur, CottiiKc (trovii, DUmlHMfMl; Mm. .1. J. ( 'miHTon, rlty; Mr. Ilrnle Tullvr, city, and Mm. J. A. Ctowfuy, city. Wrlft Ih llrolu'ii Moyrt Coinnr, nmidoyo of Dm KiiKno Krult (IrowcrM' UKtiociallon, HUffercU u 1 1 role on iv r I if vcHlnnluV. Till ncel- duiit otfiirrd wlmn Coiner wan itl-1 W';',J' jn;inr c o t kht inxn a.m().n; (;ieaih: schools Phi witnin Hxful Willi HlKlicwt .NiinilM-r of rupll.s t'Nliitf J nI I v- 1 Id nut CupH unci TowHh Tho boy and KlrlR In thn nix Kiadu whoolH of tho city recently oint(.'t('d In health oontbHts carried on hy tho pliyHltral education uper vlKor, Klvnn lieulth rules were learned )y mciuiH of hoalth KnrneH that Wf-ro dayd during tho phynlcul fdiKratlon period evury day for one tcfiiplliiK to urunlt tho motor on u truck. Tiro Mom Opi'im Tho T. N. Duithur Tiro company optined for huHliHtKH ytyttcrday aL 'Ai Ninth avn- i'f CiMiuiy nu" W1t- '-I'ho company doal ox- l:cll. "iImti k. iiiiin- H-iiiiin alii the CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS tlnrlln llihtritL 1 1 (TO M l-fl. J. A. Ilwlpr. r'iid'iil of Marl.n, wan Mtucit nt (tic New llotfmau hotel !Wl Right. llrro from Wcmlllnu r.loytl Iturnct ut W tMidlliiK wait ihiiouk the out'iif-town t't'nidt'titH to vltilt r-M jvati'tthiy. a fl-M lnlll...n liuivru Aflt.u Mh VMWnnn, (lutlK'tller ttf .Vl'H, uict rnuiHtm, i vjiik -:ih; or llltt l(y. krt Tu)d;iv for I .oh Anitftlmi itircildft. ,, - rlBo llvfimo wn ternicd nt tho of- ' flee of County Clerk Hrynon yen-1 Ivntav tn f nut if ...1.1 n x SuiU Vodjiuifky, hotli of Kukuuv. Proitrrlv 'hIihmI hi iiinA.Thn I-ttlMTiy nf the eHtalo of Nancy J- Boyle, d'prcuH.Ml. In valued ut HMO. fjfrorrllnK to the Inventory of tho niiprnWMih. V. , Heavey, rank Ktarrnnl ami l.ee Heavy, iiW In prolmm court yt'tt?rday. All Girl XrmilM ..f I'i... ...in I... 'MfrtiUm-rt ut the chamher of cotn iwrce roonm at 7:311 o'clock to nifht by mnnli-i'H uf troop G, of W'UnlvftniHy likh Hchool, when u tnrlitmnii prontin will l pro JWM. Mm. Kile W. Allen, wf of wii aihmi or the Hchool nf Jotir- imlhin at the tinlvorNlly, will tell a ('lirlrttniMM rttory an one of the. (attire. A mipper will ho nerved. Kllvcrlon Man In City M. C. .liteohMoti of Sllvn ion wuh in the city yonterday attendliiK to huxj tti'Kii affairs. Mako Portland Vlnlt Mr. and .Mm. Kred 1'iwk and Mm. T. W. llar iIh lft Tliurmlay menliiK for Port laud where they will upend, a few dayH vIIUhk- I Ir re for Week -1 ;ml M r. and Mm, liert Hcam and Mr, ami Mm. Norval Stn !t h, of KofiehnrK. ar rived In the city ye.-itetilav. They ex-peel to itpetid the week -end Hi KllKetio. Vantlerhoof I'tineriil Todny Funeral wrvleet for A. Vander hoof. nKcd loi-al resident, who died reei'titly, wll he held at the Itian n!eitT chapel ai '1 o'clock this uftei noon. Imei inent will take place in the Lnurel Hill cemeit-ry l)etween here and Springfield. Itewrvp Offhvr Makes Call John W, Chatte, captain in the nf- frer' reiiei'Ve corpM tiHHl;ned to eon tit artillery, wan a vi.-ltor at the office of Major John I'. Itiihli In the I In m H on hulldllilT yesterday. Major Itiihh Ih e,tilnt; in touch wit it all oiTleerH of the rcHervo I.iololloii U Topli r.eKal and Koriolojtlf nl Hhper iH of antl-cvolil-Hitn win M. diMfiiHHiMl at a meeilnfc "t l ln itotintl Tallin club to he held ut Hie mbiirn hotel next ril.'Hihiy eveiilnK by f JllirleH K. Cnr- peni.-r or tin, ,,,-bool of law ut tho 1 nhemlty of OrcKon. I.oi al Dei i (1st Ih Spenkrr Dr. W. 11. I.ei loriil ilenllNt. Will ! flw. ; Hpenker at the next iim-uUnk of I (he ."iiMillivrn Wilbimi.tNt li....t..i no. b ty m.rn Hi..,;(..niber I 'J. Ho will read tt papt-r on "J'reventatlvo 1'entlntry." DlKt'inodon will be led hy Dr. O. 1 H.-bweaiiiiK. AlmlntMirator Appolnlcil Dora lltirnblo yesterday wan nppolnted adiiiinlMiralor of the etniu of J. W. Humble, who d ed AuiMiHt 20, liir,, leavlmr properly of tho enll liiated value of tUUOu. f. H. Oar rett, John I.. Mamh and II. Pike wim'u appointed a ppralKt-ni. Cordon N'amcil Adinlulstralor W. T. Cordon Ihih betn appointed admlnlKtrator of tho elato of Mm. Sarah .1. Hhoeiuaker. deroaHed, Tho eNllmale vallin of Hut protierLv of I I he cMtate Im 2(MiO. p. V. Urown, i 1 4. J, 'JVinpto and I j. H. MeCroady wire appointed to make tho ap i pralftement. I I IrfHiil Man CcIh Contract Clar etu i? Kill Ins of the Hleetrle Htnre 1 wuh yeMtitrdny awarded the con , tno-t for the wlrlim of tho new Wwherhee-Powom furniture fitoro now under construct ion m Kiev cmh avenue and Willamette Btreet. Work on the new bulldln Ih bchiK rajiidly pushed. former Principal Hero Prnfe nor and Mm. (1. K, Klnnerty of Al bany are amont: tho kuchIh attend- Iiik the hlKh school preHB confer ence nt the CnJvomliy of fireKom Pmfennoi -'innerty Ih nuperlntenil ent of BchoolH nt Albiny nnd was nt one timo pr:nclpal of the Ku Kcuc h!(;h achoid. Itcpntr Specialty Shop OpejiH Specializing In the repair of Star ami Flint motor cam, Floyd Urown ami AI Hnnnaford have opened an automobile repair Bhop nt Willam ette Htreet and Fifth avenue. 'Both men have had experience In Ku Kene, having been nBHoelatcd with the I.ano Auto company. Clmrl'y Duuco to Ilo llo'ct The lorn I Moose lodflfe Ih pin tint UK to hold n d inre in Drenmlnnd hall Ieeember 10 for the purpose, of ralM'mr a fund for Chrlntmaa char ity work. Herman r.eaumlHter, ('. C. C r o w 1 , Sam H i m o n and J . W. flea man havo been nnnied on n. commit lee to arm tore the (let nils. State Commander lloiv Tr. K. IV Stewart, ntale commander of the A inerican l.eiflon. depnrtmenl of Oregon, arrived In Kunene for a cltiHlvely In uiitomobllo tlroH. Mr. Dunbar war formerly with Ouhh L. Niely comijuny. i:u(4oni Iloplutj J4MMt Ad mitted: ,Hhh Mary I.ayriK. city; Mm. C. HlllliiK!!, Cottage Orov; Mih. J. H. Urown, city; Mm, M. K. Llnvllln, Wenutcheo, Wauh. J1 iniKHed: O. Dowoll, Mercer; Mr. Orayeon, Wondllnb'; Mr. Acklund, city. P.-T. A. Proiri'fini Announced ProKtam for t he Kukoho. high school Parent-Teachor aKHOclation which will bo held TuoHday oven Iiik nt 7:30 o'clock, wan. announced yesterday by Miss Lucille. M, 311b ly. chairman. It Is expected thut Mrs. M. W. Burn en will kIvo an ud dresH on "Heading In tho Home." MuhIo will be furnished by tho hlh'h school orchestra and gleo club und Mrs. T. A. Peiirson, TAX FUND DISTRIBUTED SliCltKGATION OF MOKE THAN $ 103, DUO JIADU ScKrcKntlon of 1103,749.30 coun ty lux money recently turned over l.y Sheriff Taylor to County Treas urer Orueo Hchlska wu nmdo yos torduy uh follows: Stute und county 155,418.98 Cities 19,667.83 Hchool district 25,338.10 Union hiKh schools 1,004.10 Houd districts 1,002.47 Port of KiuslttW .... 635.77 Forest fire patrol . 182,65 Cities of iho county will get the following sums: . ' EUKcno ..116,417.08 SnrliiKflold 2,410.78 ''nil.' fi-ir nii.'nA unimnTTV i Crcswell 35.42 Kl.oiiHorlnir n biiKKiir ut the Ku-it-ollurK A.WOHNCKMENTS THIS TRINITY LUTHERAN ladles' uid society nro requested to 1,1-Iiik their mission boxes to church Hunduy morning. AM, J1INIOH8 OP THE JUNTOIl Department of the M. E. Sunday school ure reiiuested to come to the church today ut 2 p. til. At thn cud of tho week tho supervisor und her assistants tul lled up on results. They found thut, due to the Interest created throuifh the healih week proKTiim, moro than 300 hoys und Kirls hud Ijokuii iihIiik their own Individual cups und towels at home, thereby keeping colds and other Infectious diseases from spreading rom one member of the family to tho others. The Krances Wlllurd school stood highest ill results, huvlng 82 pupils who iUlt using the common family drinking nup, and 101 who began using Individual towels. Thcso results are 30 per cent better than thoso obtained from a similar health week program car ried on lust year. gcuc hotel today from nine u, in. to 10 p. in. Tublic Invited. -12-5-1 MAKIIIKI) JtEAD-VOIMANHriV At the homo of tho bride nt 1143 Seventh ave nue west In Eugene. December 4, 1925, l.oster Head und Miss Kuslo Vodjansky, Dr. 10. V. Stivers officiating. Saturday Specials at the Ctooeeteffia New Florida Grape Fruit , 3 medium 25c large . . 25c 3 extra large 50c I dozen medium size Lcmon9 35c 8 jk Potatoes 25c 5 bs. Sweet Potatoes 25c 1 lbs. Western Cranberries 35c 2 cans Minnesota Pride Corn 25c cans Standard Tomatoes 25c cans Del Monte Medium Peas 35c cans Asparagus Packed Beans 55c 2 cans A & L Oysters 35c cans Shrimp 35c small tins White Star Tuna Fish 35c medium tinsWhite Star Tuna Fish . . 55c j 6-oz. tin Royal Baking Powder 20c ' 2-oz. tin Royal Baking Powder .... 38c 1 2i-lb. tin Royal Baking Powder . .$1.22 ' b. Groceteria Butter 51C '"lbs. Bulk Seedless Raisins 25c the Gpoeeteffia phone 1 686 or 257 48 Ninth Ave., East HlIMPIinEY-MII.LEn At tho minister's homo In Eugene, De cember 2, MI2G, James Humph rey, Jr., nnd Jtena E. Miller, Dr. E. V. Stivers officiating. Crrtl.EE-HOCKLEY At the min ister's study, Decomber, 1925, John Van (,'urlee nnd Hilda May Hockley, .both of Crow, by -Dr. Jg. V. Stivers. -:' ,n gill AT TIIK TIIKATKK8 TOI1AY -J IIoIHk Hold nvr: Cliaiintnit Pollork'B trpmcnilous .rtinn nf a mnn't tomptatlon nml Irtuniph. "Tim Fool." fonturinff Ert tnunil l.o unrcnerviilly entlorncit by tho HoIHk mniiaitomftnt a one of tlie flnrnl pictures It has evor tliown; and Pnthn Nowb; Aonop Fiiblo, romliiK Hotty Jllyilio In "Cbu Clilri Cbow:" MHtnn and Dorothy Oieh In "Koinola:" th Moroni Olson Players In "Thp Slpn" iron.l uliow); "Kentiirky Prldn;" "Tlie Ancient Mariner:" "East I.vnne;' Huck Joneti In "I.Hybonea;M IIoMIk'i til if ie Id night matlntft New ye;ir' Hex T.nst day: 0ne Rlratton Pot- lirlef visit wlt.!i local nfrlclnla yes- tor's IntPiit nnd trrcatont novol, "Tlie terday. While hern Dr. Stewart Koopor of tho necs," a Riowinir rtrama roni'erred with Oeori?e K. Love.l'kut fiurnuiiiii tho furmor liuman Kiorion iroin ino pnii 01 Aniuric m must slate exoctitivo (committeeman, on mutters of Btato-wldo lniporlanco. Vntilslilnic Party Held Mm. J. C. Templeton entertained at a vanish ing party for the Albany colletfo bolovpil novelist. In n heart appeallnff rimmneo nml ml von turf, nml fcaturlnfi Cliirv How, Robert Frator ami Alyca Mills; the second Honnv T.onnnnl "Fly ItOt Fists" stories: intoraatlonnl News K vents; Itornthy Wymnn, tniild n' niol- fund at her homo at 1H70 Colum- ry. I" musleal mroinpnnimoiit to tho Ida Htreet Thursday afternoon. Thn PkMuro nn I'" orRn". nn , , J 1(. aftei-noon was spent hi dressing rSJJVlrVKl: vX, Nlta dolls for Mrs. M. S. Ady, the po-. v.,.,,,,. ..Th. ., imior." with niv. lleo maln.u. to be given as Christ mas presents to tho needy children. ... Walker Itnncli In Sold In llenil Man (I. 1.. Deny of Hcnd has purehiiHed nil 80-nero ranch near Walker station from C. A. Olsen ami has taken charge. Tho deal was maile through Iho C l' llydo Real ly company. Mr. Olsen will lako charge of n prune farm In Marlon eouniy and will move his family there. ... IsKVil I'rnpln Mnko Dolls Tlng gedy dolls, made by Miss .ohl 11 owe li ml her mother, have ap peared In the Hampton ntoro ns a new Christmas novolly. Tho "Hag degles" as Ihey urn known, nro nn eluboiallon nf "Itiiggedy Ann" nnd "llnggedv Andy" dolls. They nro iiindo of bright bits of cloth nnd arc of varying slr.es. .oral Womnn Injured Mrs. T. Hillings of Eugene wns struck by nil automobile and inncicn dinvn, iiiiri'erlng bruises nnd shock. when she nllenipteil to cross a street In Cotlngo tlrovo yesieruay morning. The machlno was driven bv Alfred Mreen, n tourist. Mrs. Hillings was brought to tho Eu gono hospital for trcalincnt. ( hi Omega Holds llnznnr A be. mmr sponsored by Chi Omega sor orllv with the help nf Eugene friends nnd alumni will bo held to day In tho Kllgenn hotel. Tho pre sentation of goods for Christmas gifts will Ineludo tnhlo linen, aprons, cushions nnd fine clothing. Thn (ilea of tho bn.anr Is "Krenrh and much goods will follow tho French motif. ' lin.nioe TsiojiI Man Tiles Halo It. flniild, former local resident, wns killed In ronctleion ivran,i,j, u -eordlng to ndvlces roeelvcd here. II. n. n urndlintO Of tllO EUgOllO hich school, nnd wns In tho nlr sorvlco during tho wnr. Only nien gor details of his denlh nro known v.. ii.i. nv Ills dentil occurred In ...i.i,,. while bo wns working for tho Pacific Telophono nnd Tolo- grnphonipiiny. t Knights nf l''lliln Klecl J. D. llaiulln wns elected chancellor .i.,.- of Helmot lodgo. Knlghls of l'ythlns, nt a tneeVjt held Thursday nigoi, u, , -eers elected were: Tiaeey Hlocker, iim- ir V. Currln. pre- , . vmecv 1). I.nUe, masler of i, A V. Hremer. keeper .V n,..-,l and seals; II. Claude (liny, master of flnnnce: l.oy Itnwllng. masier oi me . ,..-.,... . ('ottago Grove Junction City . Florence 25.56 386.15 219.51 267.32 ROYAL NEIGHBORS ELECT WIM.IE BITT NAMED onACI.E OE IX)CAIj IjODGE Officers of tho Hoynl Neighbors were elected at n meeting of that lodgo hold In the Modern Wood mnn of America hull last night. In stallation will bo held oome time after tho first of January, It was reported. Thoso elected were:', ornclo, Will:o Butt; vice-oracle, Minnie Furmnn; recorder, Nornh Starr; receiver. Knto llonney; chnncollnr, Suslo Read; marshal, .Jewel' Gle ger; Inner sentinel. Zella Temple; outer sentinel, Marjory Bingham; mannger for three years, Cora Parker; manager for one year, Charles Kardell; musician, Cora Bnrklow. . ' Past oracle Is Nell Bartow nnd tho Ins-ailing officer will he Car rie Wood, It was announced. tJil. IV IVfyTi 'IfliV FrTVA .V. IV'- Saturday All Children's Coats 1 Reduced ' . i. - Offering a particularly . advan tageous opportunity to buy, a "Christmas Coat" at very defi nite savings! . What young lady- would not thrill at re ceiving a wonderful, coat with pretty, fur trimmings for Christmas! Now you nave . almost unlimited selection for 125 fchilfl renVcoats; are offered, at fractional prices. A small payment down will hold any coat until wanted. " ' ' 33.98 COATS .$2.97 9.75 COATS ..$7.22 -. $14.95 COATS .:......$10.47 $6.50 COATS $4.88 $11.50 COATS $8.63 $16.95 COATS .1..$12.72 $7.50 COATS $5.63 $12.95 COATS . ........$9.72 $19.75 COATS ...:-.:.$14.82 Smart Little Wool Dresses ) $ In a teature belling . . . J . Ah Jerseys, 1'lannels, Homespuns and Serges in a wide and varied choice of styles, col ors and trimmings, . Dresses in sizes 3 t o -14.: ' ,Idoal! iot year iround school wear. Positively Saturday only at this greatly lowered price $4.98:' ',..-,- .;!.-: If elcome to Eugene's Jolly Toyland r ,i r-. it ii h '' o xv r i i ; -in tne Dig mciviorran oc wasnDurne j - i . n ..,. Basement Sfore! : ; ' '')' ' ! We cannot urge too strongly the advantage of choosing : .- toys now while selections are varied and complete. Many-4": of the more desirable ones are disappearing daily. -A; . ' small payment down will hold any toy until wanted." - ' i . , - 'Q. .. - MARC0LA CAMP . ELECTS OITICERS OF SIODERJf WOOD . SUN AREl CHOSEN ; PLAY SHEDS ARE PLANNED SCHOOLS AT IAWEIIj AND SAGINAW TO RAISE MONEY . ' Tiny sheds are being planned at tho Kowell school, according to E. J. Moore, count superintendent, who has received word from that place that steps are being made to rulso-nioney for the building.-.-, Saginaw Is also planning to build sheds for its school, said the. super intendent. F. T. Benston, prom inent resident Of that place, was hero yesterday conferring with the superintendent on the matter. Tho superintendent yesterday vis ited tho schools nt Malabon, Alva dore nnd Ouk Hill, and said he found them to be in good working order. Tho enmn of Modern Woodmen of America nt Marcoia, has the dis tinction of being the first in the state to elect officers this year, ac cording to members in iie city yes terday. Tho now , officers are., as. follows: . . ' Norval A. Neil, Consul ; .Earl. J-lJ liall, adviser; Herman Mason, clerk: Krcd W. Titus, banker; O. R. Page, escort; J. B. Lathrop, watchman; L. A. I.ogan, sentry: H. S. Mathews, manager .for three years; J. B. Newhouse, manager for two years; O. R. Page, manager for one year, and W. A. Hoffman musician. , -1 The City Beauty Srio'p" has all new ana experienced operators. Phone 349. City Barber- Shop- antf Beauty parlor, 882 Oak street. .' -": 12rl-tf i Exclusive ladles' Bolr Cutting B. P, Hajina with B, Piper Bell, Eugene Hotel Beauty Shop, - for merly with Meier and Frank. . 3,v -. . n-ao-tf GRADE CARDS OUT SOON PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN TO LEARN STANDINGS BUILDS SERVICE STATION It rook, llolonn riimlwlrlc and .lohn Itnr ron; "Hondwlmls." with Itonne Peters, Pntny rtuth Miller and Arthur Hoyt; Poln Noiri'l In Josoph HorRnbelnier'ii 1 "Flower of Iho Night;" RKlnald Penny McOonnUI T.at threo dayn tn noo Iho lilt of tho hp n noli, Char lie Thnplln In "The Oold Rush." 10 reels of fun nnd thrilling notion. Alex ander In a special musical score on the organ, A titled nttincllnn, srenea of the opening nf the MoKenxle pans and from piiv Hi'out ronventlon In Portland. Coming Hlohnrd nnrthelmoHs and Dorothy MaoUnlll In "Shore I.eavo;"' Colleen Mnoro In "Wn Moderns." nnd npoohtl ndiled nttrnotlon, Tlurton'a Mod ern Maids' .lar.B Ilnnd and Clortrinlo Ponnor, prouder Charleston tlanrer; Hon Lyons nnd Mary Astor In "Tho Pnno That Thrills;" fintigluA MnoT.enn In "Seven Keys to Hnldpnl:" T.on Chnney In "Tho Phtintom of tho Oporn Norma Tatmaildo In "flrnuslark;" Adnlph Mon Jnu. "A King on Main Streol ;" Mary Pick ford In "I.I t Ilo Annlo, Hooney;" Ilnnfihl Coloiunn nnd nnnko In "The Pnrk Angpl;" W. flrlffith'a "Hilly or Mm Sawdust:" fid Chnplln In "Tho Man nn tho Pnx;" lludnlpli Valentino In "Tho Unglo." I). II A1LKY LOCATES EIGHTH AND MONROE AT A. D. Hartley has leased a cor ner lot of tho Huddleston property at KitflUh avenue west and Monroe Htreet and will befiin at onco tho erection or an automobllo service. atnUon on tho site. 1 VcHtordny Mr. llndlpy took out a permit for tho erection of tho builrtlnK, tho estimated coat being given at $700. Funny Xrt'kwewV Snlo Mrs, Alice 1. DorkR of tho T.eo- ende Hat Shop hna ndtlerl (o her millinery a new department or Indies' fnnoy neckwear. Come In and make your selection curly nt one-fourth off rcRiilnr price. This Ih an Introductory sule and will hist hut a few days. 173 R. Ninth avenue, nenr Eugeno hotel. 12-5-2 Notice Thero will bo a meeting of the creditors of tho Lnno County Mil ling compnny nt the chamber of comerco rooms Monday, Decern her 7, 1!2fi, nt. 7:0 p. m. T. A. CAMPI3EIjIj, W. n. T-OKD. C. A. McCLAIN. ' Committee. 12-4-3 Dniico At Thurston. Saturday Harry Garrett's orchestra, time. Evorybody Invited. vooi frlonds. Come. Admission 9l0, Thura.Frl.ftSat.-tf night. Good Bring Old Time Dnnro Steven's Hall, Springfield, Satur day, December o. jiarne s orcnos trn. First nnd second prl.es to t n idtlitMl d rtHflnd eotinles. 12-4-8 I M Sim in WITH HRNRT THOMP lo-an-tf Will Gi linen, inaslor at nrnmi JohnMInuso, C. B. F. Hlcko. Plnno tuner, Phone 1B2S-J. or Morrli Music Grade cards will be Issued to all pupils of the grade schools of Eu- I pene next Monday and to the stu ' dents of the junior high schools and the Eugene and Linlveraity nigh Schools Tuesday. . This announcement was' con tained In a statement made yester day in connection with the becrln- ntng of the third six weeks' period, on December 7. - j The period will end January 25, 1 when the aocond semester will bo-j gin. - HELP ME MAKE A RECORD C A - - c" -" e Pcnnant " Oregon" . f A 3 , with 50 applications this month JjU 1. -ife Your application, er one in your family, or, Uie maw ;V ';.-. a friend'will help.;, . -. ;. BE ONE OF THE FIFTY ' Oregohf SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT POLICIES f -V-j for the Boy, the GirL the Wife! - Yourself! j ; Bill Baskerville ' District Manager ',. . 557 Willamette Street Telephone 482 Residence Telephone 1S47-R , ',.; "We Write 'Em Right" , ''i WATCH THIS SPACE . '-l.T ,:'; X a mam Tfiass healtJj evay avp BAKER'S BREAKFAST COCOA Has a full rich flavor delicious to the taste; it is invigorating and sustaining. Henry C. SVrmiri, Profetsor of Food Chemistry, Columbia Uni venity, in his book "1'ooJ Prod- ' u:ts" says: "Cocoa, in addition to the etimulating property.c'ue to t!ie alkaloid theobromine, and the flavor which makes It and in confectionery, ha, a conidcrable locU value. Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. E.uHuM I7S0 DorchMtor, Msst. KIosTtiAt, Canada BmVIh 0 Cholei Rttipit Mill tw. Saturday and Monday Specials Eges Fresh, Standard, Dozen ....'....4Sc 49-lb. Sack Fisher's Blend Flour ......$2.35 49-lb. Sack Trincess Flour :.$2.25 9-lb. Sack Corn Meal ,.'...39c 7 lbs. Potatoes ..:......'...... .......25c . 5 lbs. Sweet Potatoes :.....25c 10-lb. Sack Best Cane Sugar ...65c 10 lbs. Dry Onions ........25c 6 lbs. Small White Beans 50c lbs. Bulk Macaroni 25c 4 lbs. Bulk Cocoa ...........:.25c 3yi lbs. Tapioca or Sago 25c Fresh Creamery Butter, lb 53c Nutola Margarine, lb. ......u...'...... .-. 27c ' Twin I.oaf Bread ...., 15c 2 lbs. Big Lunch Cookies .: 45c 4j4-ll. Box Graham Crackers ...79c 3-lb. Box Soda Crackers ......i.. ...45c , Armour's Very Best Mincemeat, 2 lbs. for... .....45c Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles, pint 30c 8-lb. Pail Pennant Shortening ...$1.55 8-lb Pail Snow Drift ....;'...:..$1.85 10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk 1 95c 2 Cans Flake Tuna Fish, Size yiJht 35c 2 Large Cans Tomatoes .....25c 2 Cans Standard Sugar Corn or Peas 25c Standard Sugar Corn or Peas, per, - case of 24 cans $2.95 N'o. 22 Can Standard Sliced Pineapple 25c 18-oz.. Bottle Catsup'.:.........:......;...::... Heinz Catsups 14-0z. Bottle ...::....;:...; 2 Cans Oysters or 'Shrimp No. 1 Tall Minced Clams, 2 for '...'.:...'. No. 2 TaU Can Pink Salmon, 2' for ... 8 lbs. Carrots . 6 lbs. Turnips 4- lb. Package Seedless Raisins 10-lb. Can Wedding Breakfast ' Corn Syrup ....jr...:..;...:...:.....'.: 10-lb. Can Wedding Breakfast "White Syrup , Log Cabin Syrup, Large size Log Cabin Syrup, Medium size ......... Log Cabin Syrup, Small size No. i Soft Shell Almonds, lb. .......... Oregon Soft Shell Walnuts, lb. Commercial Chocolates, lb. Fancy Cream Mixed Christmas Candies, ,1b. , 5- lb. Cau Calumet Baking Powder 10-lb. Can Calumet Baking Powder 12-oz. Cau Roval Baking Powder .... Haskell Best Coffee, lb 2 Packages Puffed Wheat 3 Packages Shredded Wheat 3 Packages Post Toastics .:. 4 Cans Light House Cleanser ..... 22 Large Rolls Toilet Paper 10 Bars White Wonder Soap 10 Bars Play MatcLatindry Soap .. ...25c :..25c :..35c :-.49c ...29c ...25c ..:25c ...39c ...6Sc ...75c ...98c ...49c ...26c ...35c ...30c ...19c ...33c ...89c $1.35 ...39c ...50c ....25c ...33c ....25c ...25c $1.00 ....37c ..39c Free Demonstration of Benson Hotel Coffee on Saturday Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. Two Phones 522 and 523