Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 23, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textu . I n n HOOVER EUGENE, LANE COUNTY. ORE., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1925 Morning Register Lane County N Jews ll D&l IS..., as It SwecfiH us ll Clvuns 4m Tl,i fi.rc (inly miiliMi i,M ,lV(.,. ,,,,,.,. in v u. Phono 4 for Service or Dctnonntration J VOTED BI $11,000 Worth of Bancroft at 6 Per Cont Offered DANCE PERMITS HELD Work Kmxvi.iI l c(1s, A.,ii. "lately IS 1 11.(1(1(1; Tw ,,. (f Wili'ttlilk Added i,, n.y Hawaiian Music Native Songs and Dances Oriental Grill Hear Aloha j!ay tin lumian voice on his steel guitar. Three-Piece Orchestra Wednesday, Dec. 23, Thursdny, Dec. 24, ChrUtmiU Night, Dec. 25, also New Year's Evo and New Year Night. DINNKU DAWK Every nilit except Sumlay 9 to 12 p. in. 26 ci'tita cover clmrtio Oriental, Spanish and American Dishes 861 WilUmotto Street Upstairs Telephone 2343 ' UiViV'.r'','1, ''"l""y Him-nl) l'inirit.f.1, tlmuHiiiMl (UilIurH worth n 'il,l,:'"it Imimm'tm'iit l.imdH to P y him y.)ti-H MMmviilk and li'i'iv.i,M.)tH wi'i'o vniort nluM at rr-Kiitar weekly "r lh" rl,y 'im:ll. An "llliun.:o Wan panf rl f,,r thn hIx '"III ICMi-y,.,,!- hiiiirovnini'llt. ""nil!, lor ih! vny f Siirlimll-hl "icy Will ,., luiveriUod for 'HIM W.I "Cl ((Ill 11 II (W,Ul 11 I N iHHIIfil l,y tiio city lny fur tin- I'xh'iiH.vi! iiniirovc njcnt w.itic ricciHy ninpli'tcil on HiriH-iM and Hid.;vjilkn nil over the1 '''V. !t Ih a part or Hh dan for 'iv.c lini.r.ivciiKMit inmlK-d forward oy .Mayitr HiiHlniian. Mwli ( ihhti-)o i,ftl(I More llntn Iwu tilllCH ot cnmin I hM-wjiI)( wiiH added to (lio city nf i Sir,nnf.i.i duiMiK thn xpj'ln; imri I KiiininiM' iii'-ntJiH i.r liCJfi. H In cs- tlumt.-d that aiiproxlniatoly $7(100 T 'lie money ru- HiIh work rnniu ; from nwriiTH of property, Tho lml i anee v.ll he paid out or tho rof- l" iH of the city and th" nroKuto j l"l;t of Hie Improvement,, aHt j nuinnicr will nniotint to prantlrnlly j ltl.(MM). '('he fddewnllt lUllldUlK ; wan dnno hy Ui-'kkh and Doty, con- ! Ir.-'c'dtH f)f Kimerif, i Thn Htreet repairs and "tmprovo- m.-nH were nearly aw rxtnntvo as l!n HlrhvalkH and lixduded repairs mid i ipU-iu huildhiK of concroto IhoroiiKhfarcM mi Tonlli Hlroet, Key iMMileviird, and partH of Third . and Fourth HlrrotH. 'J'hlH work wiih dono hy City KjikIikmm (Jooi'ko Vulllorri and ull of tho work wnij comluetud undor hlH peraonal HUporvlHion. Tho Htrooln i havo Improved tho coikIIMoiih tn iho cliy wonrlorlullt. Tho wot weather which waH forinorly a hunhear to inotorlHtH on BprlnK- . Hold HtrcotH Iiuh boon inado a noK-j lii;lhlo fan((r now, Tho moHt UHod HlrootH wore pavod. Tho clvlo Improvernont work will 'oontlnuo next year It Ih announced, Thin roprcHontod ono HumiiH'r'H work only. Two iVrmllH A sited Two appllca loir for dancn ,lmll pemdiH wero reeclvod hy tho cty couiio;) hut they wr held ovor lor a later mootltiKiind until the i momhorH could InyoHtlKato tho ap plleutlonH, Jjoth uro for tho Btov (mih hulldfnK nnd Hlnco only one can ho granted tho hody It will rndoavttr lo award tho privilnwo to tho inoro worthy u tho two uppll cantH, No pcrmltH havo hoon Krantod under tho new ordlnanoo rncontly paHHcd curhlnj; tho conducting of daneo hallH in tho nlly of Hprlnw lleld and hrinKins thorn moro di rectly under tho control of tho of phrirmacy at Oregon Agricultur al colh-Ko hfiH taken over part of the work at tho Klanoy drug aloro. lie Ik a nephew of Mrri. Klanoy. V. IS. Klaney will leavo for Cor vall.H Thiii-Hday whero lio phwrn lo attend a funuly n. union on (,'hrlHt maH day. iio w ill rotum to Ii Ih druj.; Htoro on Kulurday. 3''orreHt Fritz, farmer near HprlriKfield, Hjamt part o tho duy in town on IjuhIiiomh, - .Mr. and Mih. Chan Tlycard or itonehui'K vlll viail for tho holidaya at tho homo of Mi-h. Leitha, tho toother of Mi-h. Itycard. They In tend to return to Iholr liomo after Mew Year'H day.- MrH. F. A. Hankin of Kugono spent tho duy In Bprlngfleld visit ini; IriendH. Helrnont KuhhoU of Sllverton paired through HprinK'field and vhiltod friends before returning to hlH homo In Thumton whero ho will Hpend tho holidays Mi-h, KnnlH Jtennie, of ThurH ton witn down for part of the day doing ChKatmaH .shopping. .1. K. Itahen, fttrinor of Oak rldge, wuh a uuhIhosh vlwitor today. 10. W. Goff, manager of tho statu flflh hatchery on tho McKonzit rlver highway, wan In town on hUHinoHij connected with tho plant today. AIih, O. T. Auhray, of OcbwoII Hpent part of TueHday whopping with Bprlngfleld merchantH. MrH. Itoy "Whito of Tortland is viHiting for tho holidayH at tho homo of her parontH, Mr. and Mrs. W. IT. Lambert. Bhe will roturn to her homo after Christmas. William Wallace Jfalsey, Junior at Oregon Agricultural college, Is visiting for the holidays at the homo of his paronts, Mr, and Mrs. (iuy UalHoy. Harold I'orklns transacted busl nesH in Springfield today. Mr. J'erklna is a guragomau o Mur-cola. JT. V. Ilammott, farmor of Mo hawk, was a business visitor in town today. William Clarke, farmer living south of Bpringfiold, spent part of mo uay in town. Tho Springfield Mill and drain company received a carload of corn yesterday. It will bo used for the null and redistribution. Margaret ItUH.sell of Thurston visited with friends in town today and did some Christmas shopping. W. C. Calllson, formerly em ployed in the filing department of tho Jiooth-Kolly mill at Spring- SEVEN field, and now working In a mill la Klamath Falls, was a visitor at tho local plant today, Lylo Wynne of Eugene visited with William Wallace Ilalsey la Springfield today. Mr. and Mrs. Aldon McCumber, transacted business and oonduotod ChrlHtmas shopping in town today. Mr. McCumbor la a farmer near Jasper. Mr. and Mrs, Jesso Wallaco also transacted business In town with shopping as a sldo lino. Mr. Wal lace Is a farmor of Jaspor. H. C. Jackson, farmer of Wal torvlllo, motored In for supplies and Christmas buying today. Mrs. O. W. Craft, o Loahurff shopped In town today. Albert Hamilton, spent the (Continued on Pago 8, Column 1) city. werr a i Tho applicants for permits Mrs. Emma L, Bock. Mih. A, i-ddieord and John W. Gates. Meet Santa Glaus at the WINTER GARDEN Christmas Night DECEMBER 25 Santa Claus will give Christ mas presents to all attending this Roller Skating Party. DON'T MISS IT. Regular Admission Price Skating from 7:30 to 11 p.m. L. fmmm?fe HF14 v! ASM ytt 1 hw ( jot 0) pphy Do People Come To Usbor rmcct Diamonds? .The Kc.lcr.il Tnxl, C'om.uissi.m n-nu;w.s a ,,,.rf..rl ' Thrti'Why l.-.y lia.Mn,ls frn, jowcl.-rs who say ill. - n p , hU dianiQiHl. Th-y tt-ll y.u. Urn s.. llu-y can srl! y,.u an mVuh.a ,1m iiioikI for a IiihIi prn(it. , . Wo Can Sell You a Perfect Blue White 1-Carat Diamond for $650.00 It is a Wdl shnp.,1 stone n, f-r .ho Rrc.nlcst l.rillii.m-y. Wo .lo not Doliiivo.it can he ilupm';.u'i mi ill! OU lllliu Shop Evenings an r ' Avoid the Crcwds and con.us.on Lucky s Jewelry Store W. W. BRISTOW, Prop- ..... sr...; r"2aanK Km ui(;ir s.'iiooij hti dknts whji havk rltOLIO I'ni-rnni fnp Artcriuiotl C.I vein Out hy -McimIm'i or Student (,'ouimU KH'; All DriwH nx ClUJ.lrall OtfKfnlfr I.nno County Siifiolnl) KI'HIXCI'.IKIJI, Oro.. Dec. 22. A ChrlHtinas purly for alt members,! or iho KDrlnirf.eld lilKh Hchool !c- ully nnd Hie entire Htuilent body will be held thlH afternoon in tho hii;h iiehool bulldlnK at 1:30 o'clock to mark the close of tho fall term of tho school. Tho stu dent hody as a whole with the fac ulty havo planned to make It a l"k:d" nariy effect with everyone dress. n as children. There will he a Santa flails, a largo Christ mas tree and ciftB for everyone. j'l'he parly will start Immediately I afler tho first period In tho after- I noon. A urogram for tho afternoon j has been planned by a committee 'Iippoinicn Horn inn Hiuuniin wniui 1 Is heiiiled by Winifred Tyson, with ! Syblo Carney and Hilda Ditto as I assistants and Miss Anna Hill i Enulish teacher, as faculty adviser. I Tree nnd decoration committees ! have been appointed to decorate I the auditorium with boughs and colorful decorations, j The program: Halt Holl dance Syble Carney ! and llnreno L,ar nier. i Whirl of the Christinas Blocks I l-'ourleen students. i Duet, vocal C.lcn Vaugh and ! Hilda Wagner. Vocal soio Muriel Tyson. l'liino duet Agatha Heals and Kay l-'ischel. lli-Y skit Hi-T club. Kecltntion Pee Etta Duryca, lieoltation Cioorpo Moon. - -Fucully drill Faculty. I'T,.XR 1X)R OHRAXIZATIOX OP TKOl'P DISCUSSKD HlBlit lJoys Ncotlfd to Obtain I'luiiucr; Only Six Present at nrat (iailierlne; (ItPBlntpr I.nno County Snoclal) Sl'ltlNGFII'U.D, Ore., Dec. 22. The Boy Scouts of Springfield had their first regular meeting last evening in the chamber of com merce hall whero the plans for the organization were discussed and gono over in preparation for the application for a chnrter. Six boys or Springfield between tho ages of 12 and 16 woro pres ent at tho meeting. It Is neces sary to havo eight before a char ter will bo Biantcd so the big problem now facing tho group is to interest several moro boys in the work nnd to apply for tho charter. The plans Tor tho year will not bo complete until tho books, Tho liny Scouts HamtnooK, nave ar rived. They have been ordered and should bo hero by tho time of tho xt meeting which is scbediilen ror next week. Must of tho boys havo had some of tho fundament als of tho work and tho progress should bo rapid according lo w. i: Tyson who is acting as scout mas ter. C. '. Barber is tho assistant scout niastor. l.'lvo of tho local scouts win nni-ttolnato In Iho all-stato hike which has been planned by tho Hoy Scout troups ot lugene. Tho local trollp is meroly get M nir underway at nrosont but. ns soon ns the books como tho two scout masters Intend to go forward lib thn work ns rapidly as pos sible for tho weather will permit n great deal of Inslcto wont. LOCAL MILL CLOSES! OlT.TtATIONS AT HOOTH-KK1, J,Y PLANT KKSHMK JAN. 4 irtoRl.lcr l.nnn Cmmly Spcclnt) dim I N'i IP1 l.'l .1 rifi. linn. Tho Hnotll-Kelly mill will closo on December 23 and will reslimo op eration.'! on .limitary 4 It was an- i ...!.. 1... r IT .Ini'i-Pl. liniiiiuvu "j ' I superintendent of tho local plant i i. n l,.ttni itoulofl nil Iho Illdl'S bulletin board. Tl.n alilll-dnWll Will Hot tllTOW tho entlro force of men out of work tor many of thorn win on re tained for tho repair work which is planned by tho company to cover that period or time, tho let ter said. This Is tho nnntial llnio ot closing the big plant In nriier to conduct all lliveniory in uio machinery and put through cnni pletn repair operations in all de partments of tho plant. Thn local force will tnkn euro ot Iho repair ing ll was announced hy Superin tendent .1 tii-rnt t. Tho extent ot tho i.... (l.nlt. nnlm-o WHS not given hut It Is understood thoy will probably no general, 'run pim' alilo cost Is nlso uncertain. spniNtuniLD pr.nsoNALS rUpRlntpr T.nno County Siiorhill tiinvni,Ml,'l.n rii-n Deo. 22. C I. Cinrrcy, Jr., from near Thurs ton, was a business visitor In town .today. T, V.. Griffith 1ms returned to Springfield after spending somo time In Kin math Falls. llalph Lilly, senior in tho school WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE OPEN Even ings to 9 p.m. Until Christmas Give Wearing Apparel So many, gifts are distributed during the Christmas season which may be expensive tokens of friendship, but yet are more or less impractical. Wearing apparel, on the other hand, is always acceptable and yet always practical. Who is the boy who will not appre ciate a nice warm muffler or a flaring colored lumberjack sweater Who is the girl who will not welcome dainty, soft, silk underwear J ..Who it the Pi Yvw man w'10 oe 001 reii in a new collection or neckties? Here at Pilcher'i we have an inclusive assortment of every thing for the man, woman and dild. Shop early I OPEN to 9 p.m. Until Christ mas TWO MORE SHOPPING DAYS LEFT BEFORE CHRISTMAS Read these Christmas suggestions and come to Pilcher's where shopping is a pleasure. Courtesy always. Quality merchandise of real merit in return for money expended. WOMEN'S FULL FASHION HOSE Heavy Silk Hose $1.09 Medium Weight $1.30 Full Fashioned Chiffon Hose $1.40 100 PURE SILK HOSE Wrotnen's Hoso In assort - ed colors. ; .- 79c Burson Fashioned Silk Hoso 09c Women's Sport Hose 49c WOSIEN'S SUEDE FINISH GLOVES Fancy turn back and cuff styles. 49c to $1.09 WOMEN'S GLOVES Kid leather gloves, fancy cuffs. A good assortment of colors. $11.49 WOMEN'S FANCY GARTERS Shirred elastic, ribbon and lace trimmed. Sou to $1.19 HOUlHHIt CAPS Women's silk cops, lace and ribbon trimmed In pink, blue, orchid and peach. 50o to $1.10 LINEN SETS A wonderful assortment of l.inen Luncheon and Ta.blo Sets, Six Napkins to match, $:i.4 to o.oo SCARFS Printed silk and lnco pat terns.. $1.08 to $2.08 Women's Silk Underwear Rayon Silk Underwear Assorted Colors Bloomers ..$1.98 to $2.19 Gowns $3.49 Glove Silk Underwear Assorted Colors Step-ins Bloomers Chemise ..$2.98 ..$2.98 ..$3.98 CHILDREN'S GLOVES Children's Gloves and Mittens 23c to 79c . SWEATER COMBINATIONS FOR CHILDREN Cap, Swoater and Leggings. $1.0.1 to $1.49 BOYS' BLOUSES AND SHIRTS Stripe and plain colors in percale, madras, and broad cloth. 70c to $1.30 HOYS' SWEATERS Slip-ons, coat, and blazer styles. Checks, plaids and plain colors. $2.40 to $4.98 House Slippers For Her Black Quilted, Satin Boudoir Slippers, la vendor satin lined. $1.79 Good Quality Fawn nnd Blue and Fawn Trimmed Folt lluuse Slippers. 98c Rose Color Felt Ribbon Trim med House Slippers. House Slippers For Him Heavy weight Felt Slippers In taupe, fawn, oxford gray and navy bluo with stenciled vamp. $1.30 Brown Kid Leather House Slippers in Opera's, Everett's and Uomeo styles. Turn and stitch-down solos. $2.49 Warranted Genuine Cowhide Hand Bags and -Suitcases $7.90 and $9.90 Suitcases from $2.08 to $0.00 --Stationery Dainty and Useful A wonderful assortment of box stationery to select from In plain white and colors. 19c to $1.49 . 1 BEADED BAGS Imported from Czocho-SIo-vakia. Fine assortment to select from. . 08C to $5.90 MEN'S HOSE Men's fancy novelty silk and silk and wool, full-fashioned hose. 08o i MEN'S SWEATERS Blaziers, coat style and slip ons.. A good assortment of plaid and plain colors. $2.40 to $7.90 MEN'S TIES Silk and knit, silk poplin, silk crepe, open end and knit four-ln-hand tics. 40o to $L40 MEN'S SHIRTS Madras, broadcloth, and long, cloth. Good assortment of patterns to select from. $1.00 to $1.08 RAPILCHER GO 966 Willamette INCORPORATED (Department Stores Across from Rex Theater Seth Laraway Bldg. WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONITOEStfCE i' - - y ' i IBBBBBDOBBBBBBBBB"'