Morning register., December 17, 1925, Image 12

TWELVE
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 12
'If
1 1 TONIGHT I JTSHOWS 7 & 9
s.m.i: ov ciiuisri'M as si:.i.s ix
CITY STAItTS
LES KLICKS
present
THE ENCHANTED FOREST
Only act of its kind in the world.
PtKxling, Dazzling, Pleasing
MUSICAL SHERMANS
Guitarists Extraodrinary
Vaudeville's. Famous Negro Quartet
SUNSET FOUR
Eight Hundred Pounds of Harmony
OFFICER HYMAN
"The Real Cop"
hi
Souks nnd lmmnmiis alorU-s of Ills 25 ymrs evrvliv
llie Xv York l ily oulliv forw
in
TAFLANOFF & COMPANY
in
"A Breath from Musical Comedies"
OTIEGOXIAN
REVIEW
Hal Roach Presents
''Madame Sans Jane"
TOPICS
OF DAY
Heilig Concert Orchestra
Clinrlw Itmiynll, Coinludor. featuring -"Czokcnay"
Hungarian Overture by Keler-Bela
TWO WEEKS FROM TONIGHT IS
Heilig's Monster New Year's Eve
MIDNIGHT MATINEE
in.
(ST
L I vi. . a I
0111111
liiHHllt fu IV 1hiumI in IMlltXM of
PromlmMtoo ThrmiKhoiit
ltus(uis IKMrtct
Cuptnlns of tho Hod Crow
Chr.stmus soul b;i1om who will he In
rhinita ot booth
to ho Kn-uttM In
i. various uromln-
out ihuoa hi Ku
KtMU tolny, woro
n a in t il nt ii
nu'ottiiR lu'M t
Iho hiuno of Mrs.
J. HiAhop TIukIo.
1224 Mill strew
y'surduyi llftlM
dnv. Mr. lUshop,
chnlrmnn of the
booth miles otin-
mlltoe, was nssItod by Mr. IVniik
Chambers, Krnorul chairman for
I -am county. In the iWMtmn of
booth vujuulns ami locations. It
was reported.
KollowtiiK Ik ft list of the namos
of KtiKcno wonivn who will bo in
charge, nntl tho location of the
respective Imoth:
Mrs. CillhiTt Tyson, represent
ing tho Kust SMo Nc.!Khhorhooil
club, at tho Klrst National bank.
Mrs. O. C. lb'an, represent InK
tin Sunday school c!ns of tho
First Christian church, nt tho
Rink of Commorrc.
Mrs. Frank Vny KUlv. of the
T'nltartnn Women's Allianco. nt
the I'nttra Bratoi National Kink.
Mrs. Hansom Mtltor of tho 1'nt-toi-son
school raront-Tonchor as
woln t ion. nt tho McMorran-Wnsh-burno
$tnre.
Mrs. K. X. Pchnefrj. represent
ing tho Catholic PauKhters of
America, at tho Ax Hilly More.
Mrs. 1. T. Hunt pit. roproont
inc the P. K. O. Slstorhooil. nt tho
Tablo Supjlv company store.
MVs. K. liroilcrs, auxiliary of
tho oliimlinr of comn.orco, nt tho
postoftlco hiilltlintr.
MK foth Konkol, tho IJ.no
County Health association, nt tho
Osluirn hotel.
Hepr"ontativo of tho Pauchtora
of the Nile nt tho KuKono hotel.
VINING TO SPEAK TODAY
v-
STATE CHAMBKU HKAD AT
LVXCHKOX AT XOO.V
" Irvine K. Vinlngr, president of
the state chamber of commerce,
will be the speaker nt the regular
weekly luncheon of the Eugene
chomber today. "
Mr.- Vinlng .was expected to
speak: last Thursday but was un
able to be hero at that time. He
telegraphed to K. Kupene Chad
wick, secretary, yesterday after
noon that he would come for the
luncheon today.
Music w.ll. be furnished by
members of the vaudeville troupe
that appears at the Heilip theatre
tonight. This- is expected to be an
exceptional entertainment, it was
stated.
Read Kepister -Classified Ads.
CAST OF
'IXTIMATK STHAX"
IS AXXOCXCKl)
Three-Act Tiny to He Preceded by
Skit "The Cihost Story;
Iloth by TarkiiiffUm
Members of tho cast for "Tho
Intimate StranRcrs," the throe-act
comedy from the pen of llooth
TarkinKton, nnd which will bo pre
sented by students of the KiiRone
high school dramatic club at tho
hiKh school j;ymnaium Kriday
nipht. wero numed yesterday.
Mrs. Norman Christie of the Eu
Kene high school faculty has been
CLOSI
NG OUT
Furniture At Cost
Our warehouse stock now on the sales floor.
Your last chance before we close the doorf.
Our warehouse stock now on sale offered to the Public this
week at factory cost. DO YOUR CHRISTMAS BUYING AT
50 SAVINGS
vQlg Floor
Lamps
Polychrome sticks, long cords,
six-inch fringe shades, etc.
Rugs
35 to '5
36x72 Axminsters, 27x54 Ax
minsters, Jap Straws, Rag
Rugs, Wool Fibres, Etc.
Rocking Chairs
Oak, Reed, Leather, Velour.
Prices
$f 00
up-
Trunks
Sampson Specials
Steel Trunks. All
sizes Cut 50.
$
IT2
ft 1
and Up.
Floor Lamps, Small Rugs, Dishes, Percolaters, Trunks, Beds,
Springs, Mattresses, Congoleum Rugs, Etc.
A MILTON'S
Furniture Exchange
H
740 Wilamette
niii'hhiit llio rant nml Humi.il
I'liiiilo will ! .luuti iiuimiuor.
I'H'.I 1'hl'hH llll. iH'l'll inoi'i'i'Cy lllllll
for tlio hIiow,
Tim KM'llu of "Tlio tlltlinitlo
Slimiiifm'; I. mi out of Ills way
niiliiKul matlou.
KtilltiwlHtt Ih thi' II m of limicii'
liki'H Hiul I liuiio who will luivo tho
parii:
All. Anion, I'.inory piriiniom'r;
Ainu Iwilu'llo, I'lUhi'ilne .I'owolli
Aunt Kiln. I.oiilio Humi'i; Kloroin'w,
I M.ii ii.ii' ltinnlt: Jnllll WllltP. Kl-
voit Vmlmiln: Ktutlon ninntor, Ju
Mih Mi-I'oniilil: Homy, "Hiwty"
Mt.wnrl: MukkIo, lientiioo MllllKim.
Tho ly will lo iiroooili'il ny n
iii oli. u no oiiIUhI "I'll I Ilium rUoi y."
ouo-Hot coinoily iiUu ly llooth
TiukliiKlon, III tt'hloli th followliiK
ink imi't: Anilil K. lliuTolt, in.
rilliiiiin, llalliw i:iil.in. I'lilnlllo
I'lonioinon. liurroM Klklnm Koro.
thy Winlo, Thulium Wolln. AllKvllna
KlMlior. Jimtlno MoUoititld niul
Nolllo llaxtvr.
PENRuFwiLL BE GIVEN
IMVr.USITY HUill Rt'lHMlli
sti hi.xts iMti:si'.NT kixiky
CHILDREN HELP. NEEDY
m iitxu, ri rn.s ( (iNTitiiiuT.i:
ltlOII, t MU'IIINt!
nraimilli' Club .Morning Tiike Vatt
In lliHilh Tnrkligtton'.
C'lmnntorltnlkui
l'rosoiitntlon of th pluy, "Pon
roil" a llooth 'MrklitKton tor-.
will h mini nt Ih I'nlvorsliy
IiIkIi oolioul niulilorlum by niom
bora of tho ilmnuitU' club of Hint
hlKh n'hool. Krhliiy nvvninic.
Ittioiinio of th plot phuw
typioal Amvrlran fiiinlly In which
inuiiv ot the ilumonilo trialii ur
bitroil. Kaporlnlly la tills true In
tho roaring of u utoilorn nun mid a
ihiiiKhior..
Mr. iirhoflnlil. tlio futhr la n long
aufforinic paront who dooa not li'.i
doraland the Intricutn workliiK of a
aon'a mind. Thin part la Inkon by
Arthur UoRora. Mra. Si-hodold la
a typicnl patlont and lndiili?out
American mother and la chnractor
Uoil by Inox Slnlona.
The part of l'onrod la tukon by
Hilly llnrkor. nn vlithth irrado atu
ilonL ronrotl la a live wlr at 111
neo of 12. 111a urontoat difficulty
ia hla 1 T year old alator. l'onroil'a
iloaro!t pnla aro hla doi: Pilk. and
Sam Willtama who llvoa host iloor.
Sam Willlam'a part la lkii by
llonabl Uooilall.
Kuhy Ciporno la In tho rolo of
I'onrod'a alator MarBnrt. Sho la
a charminit younir lady whoao hand
la sought bv a childhood awoot-
hcart. Hob Willlama who la In hla
Junior year at coIIok. and by a
daahinc youna: newcomer, llorbeit
Hamilton Oade who wins tho en
tire Schofleld family.
Iean Tondon takea the part of
Hob Willlama and Auattn 1'reyla
the hnndaome Mr. J'ade.
Delia, the rook, la a character
whoao dlfflcultiea are divided by a.i
eaay jrolnjr nephew Jiiri; nnd I'en
rod. .Mnry I.ou Kent will have thla
chant-lerieatlon. whllo Hradford
Dataon will be the Jarffe.'
Other confederates in Tenrod'a
eacapade are Herman and verman.
two llttlo neRro boya. Herman la
played bv Jack Dunbar and Ver
man by Hobby Booth.
Kred Huntlnirton take the parr
or Mr. Jonea, a friend of the Hcho
fiold family and la the father of
Marjory, looked upon .with favor by
Penrod. Marjory la taken by
I'hyllla Holmea. Clair Coolev la
Tim, a crook and John Allen la tho
nffublo chief of police, Mr. Combs.
Hi'hnol ohlldi en , nf KiiHonn lire
iildliiH In the work ot Inklnic raio
u( iii'i-.lv rumllloa diii'luit III i. 'Ill-lot -mat
aoaaoii anil wei-o yoaioiiluy
laklui; looilatuf fa mid Kl'ia of vn
rloua liliiila lo Ihvlr room.
Tho entire collection will bo
turned over to Mra. M, 8. Ady, lo.
Ilco million, next Wedneaday, It
wna roportod.
In practically vry school ' of
the cliy children 'brouijlit frulta,
follloa, Jama, veiiotablea, Hour uud
eliillitllir.
Mi Ady wl hnv chnrue of the
central dlatrlhutlnir plnh. na naa In
oimriitlon .In rln it the Tliniikaitlvlnu
hollilaya. Hoy and (llrl Hcnuta, tllrl
Itoaorvoa, rioneor boya and tho Mill.
vatlon Army workers will help In
tho distribution Chrlaimas eve and
I'hrl.itimia day.
ROAD WILL BE WIDENED
s. p. wixr. noip matkriails
AT SIDK Ot f;lLI)K
Itniluiiy Kmcliiwt-H ami County
OffMalN I n.si hi l Slto of ro.
poMctl Work Near Jiwikt
Plnnii of tho Southern Tnrlflc
company to remove a lurno uuiin
tlty of rock nnd earth from the
hillsides on (he Natron extension
on both Hide of the village of Ji(n
per. where the fdopes have been
ravin K In at Interval!) for a num
ber of yearn pant and to tine the
material to widen tho county road
at the cdtco of the rlht of way,
were dlseuiwed yesterday when en
gineers of the company and county
officials vialtcd the nite. and ten
tative arrariKcments made to curry
out the plan.
Tho company will build a small
rail trnrk over which to carry the
dirt nnd rock nnd crosa the county
road with lU dumping the mater
ial over the embankment next to
the river. Iloth the railway com
pany und the county will be bene
fitted, it wan pointed out. '
II. A, 'Hampton, division en
gineer, and F. A. Fikcrt his as
sistant, represented the 'railway
company and O. K. Crowe, county,
commissioner, and P. M. Morse,
county engineer, acted for the
county.
BAND KN0WN IN .INDIA
.MUSICIAN WKfTKH TO KKK IF
OI'KMNO IIKUK
That the Kugeno Odd Fellows'
band la known In the far corners
of the earth In shown In a letter
just received by J. K. Moore, sec
retary of the hand, from Arthur
.1. Hces, a musician at flelmunl,
India, which is about 100 tulles
from Calcutta.
Mr. iCees writes that lie Is a
Welchnian nnd Is director of tho
Oolmunl silver cornet band, but
that he wants to come to the
United Ktates nnd having heard of
the Odd KoIIowh' band hero, asks
if there Is nn opening here.
He snys that If he Is given any
encouragement about employment
that he Is willing to enrno thnt dis
tance to locate here. He says he hus
u wifo and five children.
Call for Count j Warrants
Notice Is hereby given that nil
Lane County Market Road War
rants to nnd Including Register No.
001, dated October 20th to No
vember 16, 1925, will bo paid nt
tho offlco of the County Treasurer
on Friday, December 18, 1925.
Intercut will cense on thnt dato,
OK AC 12 8CHIHKA,
County Trennuren
12-10-3
At Thurston, Bnturdny night.
Hnrry Garrett's orchestra. Oood
limn. TTvArvhnilv InullnH Tl .Un
your, friends. Come. Admission 99a.
A IIUI n,K 1 I.WDULi'll
The City Ilennty Rhop hns alt
new and experienced operators.
I'hone 849, City Rurher Khop and
Itoauty Parlor,. 882 Oak stroet.
12-1-tf
For next 30 dsys phone 1280-L.
J. IS, Cuup, ralntlntf Contractor.:
, , . ,11-29-1 mo.
. C. R. F. Hlckox. tlBO tuner.
Phone 16iS-J. or UurrU Mu.ic
Houim. 1 l-fi-tr
.SN.TU'K T iUKlITon!i
Ntlkt U hoirby niton llmt tti UU'liT
alitiio.l tirti b- niipithilf.l tr riuiir
ruin t tf l.uii ( uuniy. Oitntnn. ricu
tor t( lti lnnt will nml (r.ainnl tul
vvtMln tr T. W. Muni. itocfAWil.
AH i-pn ItMViitK t'ldlitt Klnt aiA
tMai or lifrrbjf nollflfl tn rriw lh
mnn l' Uto vtrculor nt lti oKlt't xt
I.. K, 114.1.. t0 WlUrtiimtl lrf..K
)'. rrt. HllltlH mix Minhth) IliHI
Hit iUik tc rirl iiubilt-rtlt.iu uf Una
initlio. lMtt ot fir Ml iutiM-Mllll of (in
t'KAUl. HAHH1H. Hwulir.
1. K tlKAN. 0 Willaiuo'tt trft. at
l.t(ir (nr tti r-jtalf, Tliura, Ji-lT i
rJHTit'W TO rhmniTOHrt
Nulliv U liatpb) ! tl -I' n
(iMiaiti'tiMl. ua HoiMiliitrmtmi nt imiiaa
r.ir tu Mists ir uro" is
ttf lit nawla a tut strain or ins
fttaitk of C'uburs, uoour, urian w
III tuio vt Unulilalloil. All 'r
una who may hsvv cliilma snlltat luhl
bank sr hviabv itotirivd to mans legal
ui.tur Hiart-of. bv flUns ft duly vsriciwl
rlalm, S bv, law i ovl.lftl, Mflth Ihn
iinty HuirliiiiM.)aitt ot IWitks In
rltar, at II. nttiv nt Hi B
f I'uburs. Oulnir. OrBuii, on or imi-
fur III H ny o JHiiuarr.
KIUNK C. IUIAMWWI.U
Huvrtiitnint of It u W a.
Pat at flrat I'lil-IUaMoii, Chi, II, ml.
Oat of lait iubllvalln, J all, II, lt.i,
( Tliuri. I0-llmo.
Naiiil'Knntmlly nn lit l day of .lanuary
nmt Hi 11 luy nf July of vat'lt yonr.
i Imi IiimI (iml IliloirMt tin y ii bin l ttit
iiftti Iff Mil I'lty 'J'lHiiaili'Pr. t'liiKPiia,
tiifKiMi, Ha I it bomla will U sold fur tlta
hlKhpal lt It nblahiAbl. but nut )
itiait iar ami ii' mi il litlnrval. Htialail
bilt will b ratalviril fur th tMiniiaaN nf
till or any pitrllihi nf nlt bnniU. 'ilia
Mttht I rvaorvpit lo rejtii t nnr suit al
ii. Til buinl tilfrrvil r "llmioruft
tliimU" buatil iimiii all net Mini ahlnwalk
luitiruvaiiivnta sa illrwtltil bjr Onlinniun
Na M4 of Kni-iif. llriifiiii.
tinlfil si Kurii. tiirsult, Hit ITlh
ilny of l)vtfiubr. t3l,
llUd. A. Olt.MOttlQ.
IMly lUuunHr.
lUr. IB-lT-t
Kitu.kwilbf vitciiifiwlirili'iitfaliii-iiirwytbtuil
II -vFttir lour C.
I
ON OUR new
Inlallment Pl4n
INDEPENDENT
GARAGE
NOTIfK tK HA1 W lr ISNl.TOl U IM
I'ltMVflMKNT IONIH UK THtt MTV
Ol-1 Kl'tlCNK. I.ANN ftH'NTt. lHlli-
NiilU' U liarrby lvn Ihst mn1i btiU
wilt b i.pIvi fur lb lUt'lia of
l3ll.lol.T4. of Kosoo1. iiSiU. Imi'iuva
inont lloiiil HHn "M." by Iks tity H
viMilxr ut bl itftiv In Ih Olty Hull. In
Uu l.H" i-ituiity, t'rrnn. Until I
uMKk . It- ott Jattuitrr I, i winrn
Ihtm oil lu III bl for MUt buiula
abatl b oinir.l ami inlWrcl by III
I'mtillMiit t'nutu ll of aattt r II y.
Haiti boitil ahall b at4 January 1,
!.-, ailt inaiuro In 10 ui f i otti Utn
Uiif ntttl Im r.l-0iitabl al Hie irrt
ut ilia i'lty YiMiuixr of il ity or Ku
Krll. Illltt. llMUt lb lMlllnt of id
t.u0 vhio thuriMif, wllh air rue it Intar
Pt at ilia ilnta of )tiioht at oentt
Ai.itintl niuKon urrhHl at or aftr on
vctr front tl'tla of btml. Sall btnla ',
hall b in iloltuliiliiaHim ft will itiak
th. 1.)ll ainmiitl na lb f'tiMtniMll t'uun
ill liutk .trlfiiiUtta ttul rr,llntf tOO.D
rm b ni tiiNf b Mt'tal coiivaoleol rOl (
HiaI una r aM b.inU may b" of to ll ,
.IrltiMlilltt.lloU will lnk lit lolal
amtiunt of lb biinU brirby atithiirttl. j
i..t ahall brtr inirtt t rat Sol la'
cttff.l pit, Kr KP or atitiuin. iyab
GIVE BULBSPon"
CHRISTMAS
wi: w ii.i, in; AT
Stall 49 Public Market .
Saturday, Decembet 16 ,
with GLADIOLI BULBS froni
Strawberry Acr '
S. DAY
Jatpcr, Oregon
mm
" s.
rv3atiti JJIhiirasii!i (Co.
It Pays To Pay Cash
30 Ninth Avenue East
(S AITS
Nothing Reserved
For today, Friday and- Saturday, we are
offering the most remarkable values
since we opened our store. Every dress
and coat in the house comes within the
' scope of this value-giving event. We are
making no exceptions. We are holding
none in reserve. Your choice is limited
only to the size of our stock.
Ladies' Ready7to-Wear Coats and Dress
es ih every imaginable shade and color
combinations. The materials are just as
varied and the patterns are beautiful.
The styles are the latest. Included in
this stock is a shipment of fifty (50) new
satin dresses. Received just yesterday
morning. ,
Look 'at ffflnese IP&'Sces!
$ 9.00 Dress Values Now only ; ....... .'. 6.00 ,
$12.00 Coats and Dresses Now only .........$ 8.00
$ 1 5.00 Coats and Dresses Now only . .' $10.00
$ 1 8.00 Coats and Dresses Now only . $12.00 .
$21.00 Coats and Dresses Now' only $14.00
$30.00 Coats and Dresses, Now only ..$20.00
One Lot Children's Wool
Dresses .
... i
.
One of the finest lota of Children's Dresses wp ever hnd arc reduced for the
next three days at nlmost half their value. Arcs 5 to 14. Reg. price $7.00
$2
Extra!
Extra!
Extra!
Entra!
A very fine thing for a gift is a pair of all silk, chiffon hose from our new
clll'f tlllitif VnniilnH 1 Art ....1..- ...! j . t ! All .1' l t
.-...r,,,v,,.v. 6iiuii yi.w vuiuc uhu win in every ceni 01 u. mi nic new Hiinycs.
69
30 EASY STEPS ,FROM WILLAMETTE STREET