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VS1X MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 102S I
Was It a Hit Last Night?
Oh, Boy!!
: IT WAS AND WE DON'T
MEAN PERHAPS
SHOWING
HERE
- BEFORE
PORTLAND
COLLEEN
VV
AS NEW AS
TOMORROWS PAPER!
And Extra Added Attraction
A VAUDEVILLE TREAT!
REGULAR
PRICES!
Matinee - - 2 no
Kvitiilix - 35c
Children 10c
COMEDY ...
- A Pacemaker
"MADAM , -
k ..-SANS
, U1N"
-
BURTON'S
Modern Maid
Jazz Band
Six Maids of Melody
with
GERTRUDE DONNERY
". Premier Charleston Dancer .
appkakino .
NIGHTLY at 7:20 and 9:20
M
cDONALfl
THEATRE U
T O D AY
' 'anil , ,
; Saturday
Double BiuVRegular Prices
LANE COUNTY BANKERS
aHi rrn t-rit Mail lo E" lnr
ed President
F. C. BRAMWELL SPEAKER
Many Prominent In Affairs of Fin-
amis In I Irejnin Auoml Slmt
Here ljv-1 Mttlil
Old Time lmnof I C. E. I". Eickox. piano tuner.
f Every Tuesday nlgbt. W. O. W. I Phone 1S2J-J. or Morrle Mualo
hall. Public Invited. J 1-10-1 mo. I Houea. 11-t-u
Rug Cleaning
Hunt SO0
lor The Little Man
A Coaster Wagon
A lill? conntorwnKon Initio Elft every hoy In hoplnc to find ChrlHt
niatMuornliiK. UeMlnVS RIvinK him hours of pleasure it will keep
lh glow of health In It I B i-heeks nuililiiK In better tlinn to hnve
tnf rhllilroniiluyn'iit-nf-itoors. our coaster wagons we lire mire
vflll Klvo hint gnat pleasure nrlcod from ,'.
: $1.00 to $12.50
..'.--".. 'H niuki-A I'hrlHimiM Mhopiilnir an ensy problem
when yoii visit ll aporilnic kihmIh More.
HENDERSHOTT'S
: GUN STORE
""THE WHEEL GOODS STORE OF EUGENE" !'
770 Willamette . l( i., Telephone 151
I Slxlyseven bunkers of T.nne
I county attended the annual meet
I Hpr f t J-nne County Hunkers
1 aitsiu' ntlon. held at tho Kugen
i hotel lust night, when officers for
. li:!S wort elected
The banquet which featured the
, till 1. ....
: litiltiit-lii ii I IlLMlrnu in tlm Kiililtltikr 1
business of Oregon and Included
i Leslie Hog era. president f the)
Kin National bank in Klamath
I Falls: Frank Bramwell. super
intendent of banks In Oregon, ami
Hank Kxnmlners 1eo Shaplrer, C.
' C. I.imlen. K. H. Cop pock and J.
m, iueein.n.
Mr. Bramwell was the prlne'pal
speaker of the evening,
Offhvrs Aw Named
Officers elected were as follows:
president. N. K. tJlast of the Hank
of Cottage Grove; v:ce-pre8!(Unt.
Oavtil Auhl. vico-prahtent of the
rnttcd Stuteit National Imnk of
Kusene; secretary. Koyal H. Col
lins, of the Hank of ,Connnen'e of
( Kuircne.
Oluf A. HouK'nm N the retiring
presltlent, anil Mr, (thw was vtce
presiilont dminj; the last year. C.
U. flcaver ts the retirins secretary.
1 Report ot the work of the acrl-
ruliurai ctmnnttee of the Orecon j
S'ate Hankers", association was:
Civon by A. A. Hosiers, who said
that among other thine, the most f
(nnorltint phase of the work for I
next year woultl he the selection;
of bovs ami ptrls on the fnrtns who)
will he helped In the stmly of cost!
accounting. Hoks for these
courses w ll be furn'shed throuch
the extension service of the Pr
iron AKricultural collepe. he sahl.
This work will bepln after Janu
ary 1.
Mr. Glass, tho new presMent
irnve a report on the work of the
etlurat tonal committee and said
hat ?"! speakers had appeared In
tl'fferent places to tell nhout
b-mkinpr and savimrs accounts.
These talks were mule for the
most part, to high school students.
At the annual meeting of the sta'e
association, Mr. Glass added, line
county stood third In the sinte In
ibis work, being headed only by
Multnomah and 1'matllla count'e.
whre. there were more bankers
nml sneakers aHnhle and a wider
territory in which to work.
He sn'd In eorcluson tint the
program for 1926 wns similar to
that conducted during the last
year. Mr. llouglum ve'.tt be In
charge of the work in the Kugene
district, consisting of ' IS high
schools, while Mr. Glass will have
nlnn others in adjacent territory.
Mus'c for tho banquet was sup
nl ed by Edgar Dugan ' and a
brother.
Prune RrcaJ Srrvod
Special attention was called to
the prune bread served on the
table. This bread was made of
lAtie county prunes by the Misses
Agnes Gent and Kvelyn Houck.
members- of the St. Mary's aca
demv cooking club.
"Bank Supervision' was the
topic discussed by Mr. Bramwell.
as the concluding feature of the
evening.
Oregon occupies an env.able po-,
sltlnn In banking realms.' thel
speaker said, in comparison with i
conditions elsewhere In the United j
States. Banks are In better condi
tion and there have been fewer
failures than In all the other
states of the country with one ex
ception. Mr? Bramwell did not
say which state led Oregon.
Less money Van involved In
failures than In any other state In
the union, he said.
Mr. Bramwell told the Lane
county bankers that his policy had
always find would continue to be
one of discouragement In the es
tablishment of new banks in a
community where thcro was al
ready sufficient facilities. He
would rather have fewer, and bet
ter hanks.
"This policy will continue as
long as I am In office," he said.
I Any person or group applying for
I a charter must show good reason
I why one should be granted.
Younger Mm Given Advloe
The bank superintendent also
gave some advice to the younger
men present, and who will become
j the bankers of tomorrow. He
I pointed out that the bank exam
iner is ine oanKcr s uesi iriena in
every case where the official plays
the game squarely.
At the connhjRion of the meet
ing the committee In charge of
arrangements was given to vote of
thanks with the expression that
the meeting had been the best one
held here In a long time. This
committee consisted of Frank A.
MeAllster. YV. T. Gordon and Har
old Beytein,
Those on tho nominating com
mittee who presented the list of
officers for 1926 ' were: B. B.
Brundage. Lloyd Martin, Darwin
Brlstow. and Frank McAllster.
. Mr. .Glass In clotting the session
said he would .appoint committor's
to attend to arrangements for the
next meeting to bo held In Janu
nry, at a Inter date.
EARLY DAY BARN BURNS
TitrTntK nrnr iv yf.ah
jh:.h iksticoyf.i
Triudi Flm mi Kohlnntl I'litco lit
McaNiint Hill IIckiiIih
lutf rotiHly
The Inrge barn on T. D. Itob
Inc tie's place at 1'lcasnnt Hill, said
to be about the oldest In Lane
county, having been built In lHKH,
wan destroyed by fire early yester
day evening. Over 30 tons of hay
besides machinery nnd other ef
fects jwned by Mr, Itoblnntt were
dcHtroycd, but all stock was taken
out safely.
It Is believed thnt tho blaze
originated from a trash firn that
had been burning neurhy during
the day. Neighbors attracted by
the flames devoted their attention
to snving the residence and other
buildings.
It. Is estimated that the loss wan
between $2000 and $3000, Some
Insurance watt carried.
The barn was built by Abel
Brlstow,' early pioneer farmer of
Lane county nnd father of W, L.
BrlstoW of Plensunt Hill. It was
a very suhslnnttal structure not
withstanding? Ui fig. '
HOW 1H THIS VOH A LOW IMtU'K ON
Women's Kid Gloves,
Pair, $1.19
Just 100 pairs of really good kid gloves
In the following shades, hlucUrt, whiles, some
tans ubd grays. Tho site me Untiled so
oonto early.
. av hllv pTfwrmarTfiiaBi
I landkcr
3 For 25C "
Gifts For All Men, Women And ChildrenSuch
An Abundance, Such A Wealth Of "Appropriate
; Good Gift Suggestions At Ax Billy s
Shop mornings, earlier in the day if possible and avoid the
afternoon rush. Eugene's most varied stocks under one roof.
A OIKT snitiUSTIONr
Lustrous Satin
Cantons, Yard
$3.50 .
There In certainly
one gift every woman
In bound to appreciate
this Christmas, that Is
Milks. Never bus thcro
been n time when vllks
were held In such high
cxtceni. We suggest
silks as one of the most
welcome gifts that can
be bought.
of a heavy quality,
u Inches wide, drapes
to gracefully ami Duma
Fashion's moxt widely
used silk for milady's
d resses,
$1.50 & $1.95
Fancy Turkish
Towels, $1.19
Towels make prac
tical yet appreciated ,
gifts. Wonderful lot of
holiday gift towels 14
lni'i;e and heavy.
1 J GUARANTEED I U(S&JLll 7 HiVll til f IP
pJg SlUCHOSl VP
Women's $3.50 Full
Fashioned Silk Hose,
Pair $2.00
TIhkc of you who have !-sin-
in Rfttinfr hrr suiirr-qual-itv
silk husc slmulil herd to
this holiday sale of hosiery. A
saving of $1.50 on the pair.
Give Her A Box Of Bobolink
(3-Pairs) Silk Hose For Christmas
3!
Thread silk hosiery will answer the pift prohlem. It (;rts a wrknmr rrcfption.
Von know what she likes your mother, yimr sister, your daughter. Ymi can't
make a mistake, in Riving hosiery, (iuaranlred to jivc ahsolute satisfartinn. We
will assort them (or your convenience (neatly packed) in nttractive Imx. In the
best selling shades and staple colors 3 ) in all.
GIFTS
FOR HIM!
m.
An Umbrella Is Gifty
It Will Awaken Her
Admiration
Hetort your nw uuihrolln tin
wlivro yiiu will find Awulllii you
a Umo aiuurttiiwnl at dtienilnliln
iliinlliy iinilirvllni, at muiltirnla
lirli r. Ilrrr ymi ll flml wlml la li-w
nnd ili.lribli In Hi. uuilimllu
wurhl.
L'nil.rcllon In coUun anil llk,
i;mlirllii with mliily awry
Htylo uf huntllo.
In n wont, wa hava virylhlnir
that ana rnulil wlnh for In tha wny
of Kood uiiilimllua. Tho wanted
color nra hera.
My Wife Gave Me
Smoking Jacket
LAST YEAR ON'
CHRISTMAS
$9.00
"Very often -in. the evening when I want
to get good and rohifortable, I put on this
Jacket." That's what one man said the
other day and you know there's really a
lot of sense in giving a man n smoking
jacket. H lasts a long time and it's a very
UKeful gift.
TheM splendid wool logs come In a rich
shade of brown, fancy braid trimmed, roll
lapel with Kfini-vlrilhlc stripes,
t V.' . '
Men's Thread
Silk Hose.
Pair 65c
You'ran't no wronir
In Rlvlnic silk Iioho (or
'h rlxl niiiit. Ciiiaranlccd
Milk Ikko In 007., Krennli
tan' liliifk, rordifviin or
Kniy. 0 iur. In box
13.90.
Men's Bath
robes, $6.75
Of Hofl, flcocy flan
IH'I In lovi'ly chcckH,
HlrlllKH nnd iilnlclH In
rhorm? from. The q;io
Klft nionl' men exiippt
(rlvixl wlfi, diHlvr or
iiioiIht lo Ki't them for
Chrl.stmnn. Jieaullfully
flnlfihi-.il. '
Just Can't Give Him Too
Many Ties For Christmas
$1.25
YOUR PARTICULAR
ATTENTION DIREC
TED TO THOSE AT
HOMK I'Olt I.KHH HOMI'3 Fori MOHR
Kllk f(iiii-ln-liiiiiil lien Riiliiro, Ik wlint (inn
flmlH In tho uifn'H (li'imrtnii.nt. You'll Ini
incilliiO'ly nollfn tho Kood Initio In tho aoloi!
limiH and tho nniliMivor lo plfatio hit, Inula.
In IIhihc Kmi'iifiil, flowliiK endn whlult lead
In popularity.
I'linvvnlt'iiily nrrutiKvd no an to fuollltata
HhopplnK.-
Christmas Box For Men
95c
Mon, Ion, likn lo he remamlwreil In tolln
Irii'K (thmiKli of the iirmitifiil kind whlilj
thin Is)
'JBItrtlCNS LOTION (Aflnr HluivInK)
' WOOlmim Y'H HIIAVINfl CltKASi,
HANITOL.TAU!l!.W,.r0WlJKIl.
I'lirkod 111 nh'fl hnlly hox, roinplolo. fllvo.
iililc, IjiTMU'if It enrrlon a hoflduy ulr.
(Cut-Hum DruR Uopl.)
MRN'H
fMI'OUTKII UNdl.IHII
HltOADCI.OTII
Dress Shirts,
$1.75
nnd 2.r.O A nlf drotm
shin would plotiHO any
num. I'nrtliMiliii'ly IiIr
frltuid wlfo, bImIit or
KiMiulna Ktinllnh lirond
I'lnth whlt'h, of roufHe,
llu-iia nra, Cliolco of
hliip, Rrny, Inn or whllo
Gloria Covered Umbrellas, $5.00
Wonderfully flno umlirolliin fur rxtrn wrvlr. Biilntnntiai If
undo with Id rlln, i-holi'o of four hlR w-ll Ittic cnlura brown, reu,
purplo or black, I'raity fnnry luoiillc.
Fancy "Gloria" Umbrellas, $6.39
It ribbed friiina, In Hie mom fiinliioiuililn uliiiuV".
All Silk Umbrellas, $8.95
nnd lin.dS. IndMi'rlbal.ly brniitlful. hnivy noullly allk cover
Iiir and hrnvlly oiKliosni'il banded "IK". All l'l lii''.
Children's Silk Umbrellas, $4.25
'-Hpwlnlly iiiada iiiiibrelbm for tha kldilh'ti wllh Itocul qunlltf..
Ilk toverlnit. .......
Olhor umhrollnii nt II. BO and 2.00.
Make One Of Your Presents
An Imported , Luncheon bet
Christmas
Special
B0 by no Inch doth wllh alx nnpklnn. A mile" J k yur
No bettor I lino Hum thlii i-ould 1i """T"',)ll ." V i , for it
eloetloiiK. Tho eoi of thlM aellltiK l ''' ' '' "., "vor w
InclutloH n n IntcrmfliiK vnrloly. Morn beuulir n" Wt ,
bvlleve. For ChrliHiiiun you'll want lo dress up j
tho ntitli'liiiitlou of happy family feusl". ,.,..icir
SPI'CfAL LOT LINEN AND I-lN';M,Vfv i s
PATTERN CLOT I IS AND LUNllI tl.Olll
'A OFF
I low ibniit hui'PI'IhIiik lidr with ono
OP (wo on Clirlslnin
A Gift That's Different
Patent Leather Hat Box
$4
69
TOR THE FAIR Sl
VERY SPECIALLY PRICED
..,nnV 0111"-
i.nrRO
thill K.
ittfiif iinm a iririH iiiitv lira iiiniii. iin.'n ,
right, Tha Rlossy bluok flnlsli strlkea tin " ' ' .' lly I"""1,
i enotiRh to hold tho holiday Pr " "I V-ll "
Many uso tlmm to put. wenrab e in . .' y m.lilon
Is. A Klfta they lira ideal, useful "'' ; , tho eye
x yllnilrlcul an to ahnpn. HiiiiMiiniiaiiy ' , ' Hii'in. '
No wondor you can hardly wait to cotuo and (()n,, 8ectlon
Delco Bloctrlo riant and Frlgb
dalre Klectrlo RefrlReratorf. W. 1
ilurihj Co. J7 Ollva. '
' ll-X-U
MuRHKlnaa auhiorlptlona taken
for any you may do'ulra to rnew
or luliacrllia for mw. 300 Bwiond
Avaoua aaU l-ll-tf
' I'libllO Dunne
TJraamlnnd hall, every Wed nee
lay and Buturduy night.
1MMC
Kxport Cleaning and Prnwln
Hull made to menaura. Terminal
Cleanari, I'bono 1100.
. - Jl-2-l mo.
old tlroajwj!!-- T-
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