MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13. 1928
THREE
liSCIIPE EXHIBIT
iii on amis
)n Open Afternoons
For Public
flAlTS ARE FAMOUS
. . f'.inHNiu Oil
I"" " ...nail 101 I" -
return if
lrt(IH ln ." ...i inii.utllll In
m "LI." i,uildliitf o ."
iuu !""" rm'"lv"J
Lr VWU 0. ILfsn of Ih.
firf"BUfm"ll u iu.
" nu ana HlJ
E to 4 o'aock ttn.t M..n.
I1' .... ... vi.lin.,1 at
Ut, 11100. .
tivf ntdfitia ' """
L, ol tlio liuiiilmr. M
Em picture. winiur si-mih
r ! ........ .ml riinltlrail
nr. rralUtlr. Heavy u(
MmMnta with I'liio ami
,ktdow- ovarhnmtltuf tlx
Ih. nfutrliv trued
....... ).(.. fttititlt I I I
Mmrr WnrltN Van
i.m I. ernlltwl wllh Imvllitt
ll it miivwm In 16 any. II
Lnrurtiilo of th pulntor
Li 4i ntf lllllo rutottchlnit
Ui orlUMI worK on mo
An4 th lnlnmont that If
Mint b ren ly fircMenim
hi th, work there In 119 lio".l
iirlinillon.
Itounulri Trull." by fharlrj
lifiwii li ' picture which m
Irtkalir Intern! ta OrMton
tluunurh u th painter H
lUlnlirprrl wllh lh briinii
et hli Imprewilonv received nf
citlu fin of tout hern treaott
lit rtdwoodi of California
? throuih theio fnre.ta wn
iitlM. Another picture, "In
fiJi"nil 1 renult of thl
irletook the trrond Allmaii
it mi Hprinir Academy.
Other Plrtumi 1
ItfPlclorea In the croup ore:
f. Villi" hr Charles ('. Colo.
I 1b the Merkihlriw." by If.
b Inn: "Fliliortnsn," Krlr
h: "StplrmtKir Honkot." V
Kciti "Afiernonn." Walter
Mi. smith: 'MliUutnmer -ICm."
Churle, Warren Kat
PwEnrUnd Harm," William
WMini "U, B witira , tfcnr-
titr; "llnhnnm Hnnnco
." Oeorite I'mrro Knnle;
U4 re." P111I k'in.
" Ctrl ttlenirlu.: ""Mnrlno
p noutla, Porolmlli "Imt'i
L. n """hi At tho
InnileDiMr" iiai...i t(..i
Mwhnter.'Tamolla Whltnl
t.Titr In New llammhlr."
FT Ryder: -Tho ri.tur
frtln; -Tho flre.n
I I. FMwaiNt n irii.
P "Flower,," rtoaarlo U.
Taught Gospel of the Shears
If . 1, ,,
n 1
ji
A 1
To the flnppcrs of thn Bulivlnn junuli'ii, Mrs. Oscnr dc Ninn
Htiycr, forinpr Cornell incilirnl Hititlcnt, brotiKlit the boyish
bob. When tho iititivcti smv Iter, on nn engineering trip with
her luuiliond, they iniiintcd she fnnhion their hair according
lo her style. When hc snipped the tresses of n few, the
ttvlo was heeded by most of the women of the wilds.
FO OI-FJUTIONS CT
L fel !. for
I "US CnUl Pohni.,.
' J
1, 2,,;1W,"". c,ntli,2
Wnln. IV"' "' f-
!fc 4i.mc,, ",,rl",r
bifflihir bc,,vb
"W. Mnv II.T ,r'""""" '
for re?J"r """"-''ili'iin
kll. nl Invcn.
,l bMn Y.V Bltwn "'Kin
14 ihti ' ken '! It Ih
La "ntK' 'u,,w ?
t"me i , 1"br""'-y.
tth, two;"1'' I" Kvor
S'W ?.V'lnnl" 111 "
tlilfi. k '"'1 mior.
2." wo mf,'," .hr n-'n ro-
f WEDDING IS HELD
tllll pumrr072(Y,,on alio
uT:...
SC"h S,nY of
f wi"' L. i1 !hoi. -i
nlf''ip.; W. I. I.tv, irrnii1iil;
Mm. A. H. I tiioii, viff .rriii'iit,
ntnl K. H. Vnii i'tm.rti, mcu-tnry
ttntt irpAmiror.
ami a nutntir of nw nimlMTn
wro lukt-n in. Th urtrttnitailiM.
Id tnporlfil lo bo ttrovvltitf rui.lly.
PLEA MADeTor" YOUTH
Jt i;i; kkii'Woktii kitariiu
-r.. A1". T.ty VM'ii
IUijh1 Work . In ICiiiroiu) J ('mil.
imutnl Hr Ctiurt Ufflivr; Cltl
xriu. Htumlil Ili lp
Tho yonro of youth nro tho linril
out anil tha muet critical year ami
It In tho duty of nvory rltlnon of
Ktmono to Help tlio MelllK Klvra
tlun. Huch wna tlio thought oproiicil
by JuiIkb il. K. Hkltivvorth, teut(or
at tho llotnry rluti liiiichiion yreti-r.
ilny nmiit. niul whoao talk woo tho
tipcnliitf wo.luo of n cntnpnlicn hn
ItiK Inetltutitil ly tha Ituturlaim, to
curry out n hoyn work proBnim.
Jmllta Hklpwiirth iimml tho puh
llo to art-opt thin nlillitutloii anil
it til In tha work that In liolnif duiio
for hiiy nml Hlrl In Ktiiteitti.
Tho aponkor coimtiottili.il the
work of tho aorvlca club, tho Y. M.
1'. A., tho Hoy Hi'iiut miivmuont
unit othnr kltnlroit ortrnttlxatlone. 1
Ilia oxporlottco with criminal
cnaoa In which younir pooplo nro
thn offondora lm oliown Ju.Iko
Hklpwnrth Hint noma ro wronit
throttKh roneonn of horoillty. mint
hecnuno of ttml onvlronittent and
lack of propnr trnlnlnit, whllo atlll
other cneon nro not to bo nccnuntod
for by ollhor of Ihoeio cnuo.
"I nut by no mcaim poelmltlc In
rounnl to tho rleltiK KCiornllun,"
lie, lure. I JiiiIko Hklpwnrth. "I iln
not liollovo that hocntmo Klrla wonr
ahnrt aklrta nml bob thnlr. Iinlr
thoy nro roIiik to pot. 1 think If
wo men hnil boon nccuatotnoil to
wrarlntT lonit nnd voluntlnoiu
hntnporlnir elilrl, ttnwn to our
nnklea, which IntorforoJ with our
frooilom of movoniiint, wo would
wolcotno n chiumo to ahortor nnd
brlofor coatmulnir, too. I hollovo
tltnt tronornlly aponklnir our youth
of toilny nro coming up wholoaotno.
ly."
Opportunity Ntit Tqnnl
Tho aponkor anhl It la n fnrt
plnlnly nppnront Hint oiiporttinltlca
nro not onunl nmong our youth.
Homo hnve good hnmoa. proper
Irnlnliig nnil ndoqimto oilticntlnnnl
ndvnntngoa. whllo othora hnvo none
of theao thing i linva thorn only
In llmltoit dogreo. It la thn ynttn
pnopln of lliln lnttor clnaa Hint
"hnuld linvo holp attch na anrvlco
cluba nnd othor orgnnlrnllona, n.i
nB Indlvldunln enn glvo.
ORATORS ARE SELECTED
THV.OVTS 1II0M) AT VIMiAIID
IIAMi IAST NOIIT
Hlx inomliora of tho Unlvoralty
or Oregon unit nrlcn I tmiin wore
aoloclcd Innt night nt a try-out of
npprnxlmiiioly in naplrniila. hold
In Vllhu'tl hull on tho ontupua, no
cortllng to n roport.
Thoao ohrwoit Includod Hnlplt
J'nlloy, nnntilil Hoolnr, Horachol
ljrown, ,lnck Jlnntpatonil, Avot-y
Iliotnpann nnd Honolt McCrnnkoy.
Ono of tho alx will Ito nu iiltor
nnto on tho tonni, nlthough tho
"oloctlon of thin nlloninto wua not
mmlo liiat night.
SCRIBES TO BE HERE SOON
TKNTII ANNIJATi KFAVSPAVKU
ilONI F.UICNCK IN" l'i;iUUIAItY
Arn lUf, jmMlnher of ih Tlllu
luiMik 1 1 cm 11 ; Curl C. Hrowntrp,
litiliilnttrr of Ihti Vu)IHBt4)ii I'oint
t y JV wii' Tim oh, ( I-'ort-nt (iriv.
utu irtrpi I'. I'hrnry, imliltdtinr of
tho KnttTprine Itt-ronl Chlnftnlit,
EVANGELISJENTERTAINS
ri.ovit itoss i-i.i:.si:t with
itit i.Ts iiir.MM:i
Ooorgo IC, AlUon, otlllor of tho
J'litntlo Argua nnd proaldont of tho
I'rognn nowpnpor conforonco, has
noloctotl )iln oommlttoo for tho Join
inmuiil Orogon hnwapnpnr cntifor
''tico, to tnko plnco on tho llnlvor.
"tty of Orogon onmptia Fobnmry
io nml 20. it 1. ,;.....,. 1
onn Mrlo W. A linn, honil of Iho
ot Joiirnnllam nt tho ttnl
V,. Vn" "iinotl na chnlrmnn.
HO I kt lllClllltilB I.'..). Tll.,1.
nubllnhor of tho l'ollt County Obi
mangor of tho Aatorla Budget;
OllA of hty liirKxt h)lfl-WPtk
ctfviU of thn Bt-rit-n uim ri'p'rifMl
lunt itvi'iilnir til (In ivnnKUMltr
nTVtrt i of th.t 1 lrt
t-luin-h. Thfr w.t two in-oplo
tiililrtl lo tha rhurt-h nml nt tho
rlftst of tho mttlntf thrto wern
l.iii(lxnil. After tho Morvlro (ho Hon
rompnny uno it conrort at tho 1.
O. o. b Io(Ik rooinn,
"KvniiKllKt Horh Unit rtpont irtx
yrtirn to pvtinc'llttlc wnrk, nml ho
tutyn In linn ntnr tvi n rnovtliiK
wnlt Kf'titttr proHpiM'tN thtui thin
imp In which hi In now tmK"l(-'U.M
tutltl 1 r. 15. V. Hllvum.
Iln ninn NtttloM thnt ho In find
hit? mm li tloiiiro In imunlmr nmny
ho know yonin. no whnn a Mtutli'iU
In KuKi'tii. I Jim ovi'iilntf bin r
moil WiiM on tho nuhject, ,,lihy1t8
a ml Ituptlttn." which wrm a iIIh-
uhmIoii of tho lilnn of tmpllnm In
tho proKiuni of ChrUt. Ho Mtutiul
I hut huplinu wim on ni'P liuo
flM LOAN BODY ELECTS
Dllti:( TOItM I (lt J1I2.I iioki;
AT AN.M'AIj ,Mi;i'MIi
(', II, KmuiKo f ohiirir i;i(!i4l
rrc-ldciil of I.tiiio Comity
AwMH'ljllloiI
IMrnriofH nml offh urn of tho f'1rt
National Km in J-onn iiHMorlitllon of
Linn' i 1 o it it I y with im'fiiif yi't(irl'iy
nt tlu mmiml hhciIdk in ihu offlro
of tho Hfvrviaty, Wlllliiin A. Ayum.
'1'ho (Jlri'i tortitii for thin ycur ron
of i If, J'owi'll of Junction
I'liy, (1. M, In-yon of Kukcok, C. t,
Kwiiiiko of Cohortf, 11. A. HoullH of
KuKi'it"', KiimI Joliimon of Kukoiio,
!. II. (.'hiiHo of Khk''Ii, A. . WuIIn
or i;iiK'mt, W. A. AyiTtt of Kutfuni
nntl A, C Mllli'i' of OohIm'H.
TIm illrct loiH 4li'i-t'it tho follow
ing off Ici'in: (.'. , Hwiiiifto, proMl-(li-nl
; ( i, M, JM-ymt, U ti'irvuiilvnt't
V. A. Ayin, HiHU-lmy uml tnmiiur-
A loiin rommiltco wn nunioil,
roittilNlitiU of t', Ji, Hwjioko, K, U,
Chiirtf iiimI II. A. Hotilu. Altornnton
imf A. Wi'IIm itixl i. M. l;.yoi.
TIip report of iln- mM-ri'lnry hIhiWh
(h'tt (hero nro 37V iui inlM-i'i hold
luK loiifiH from ihu f -H-rul lund
hit ok nnd l hut tin- toiul it mount
loumul Im $1.1 10,1(00. All hut three
of thn iiH-nili.'iB nut In Kood mund
Inn, tho npfii Ktutt-M, and ono of
tht'n thi'i-K Ik moon in ho foro-i-loNcd.
It Ih cxpoi'U'd Hint Iho other
two will pnv op, thw microtury
N(iil'il. In 1m tho flrnt fororloHtiio
hlti'-ti the itMHO' i.itlou wiih oiKnltid
n tuiinhcr of ye.UM uko,
hurled Hturdy, unnrdlnif to word
it'iviB hr yeHiorduy,
Mr, VoJifuinoro hud hocn nt thn
hoiin f,,t it niimltfr i,t yciim, lyidnK
in vry poor hcftlili during that
Mliif.
Notlco
Minn Cttivm, formerly of TIoIj'm
li'iiuly Hliop, Ih now nL tho Modi I
liwuiiy J'urlor, 817 Wlllnm.Mtn
ulni't, l-IIi-tf
I'lAH V WAHIfKft HAl.V.H AM)
HKftVK.'i;, 770 WUlumotte, phone
lil. l-6-l ,0.
I.VHIJftM WITH JHSNfty TltOMP
(ommi'iti;i;k aki: aim'oi.n-tkij
J Oil OIK. AMZ.VUO.N
Vountt IVoph-'H J'iu'in-, Kiimlfijr
hWliool nml leUdhV Aid Will
Jlo J onrn-l Smn
offlrorn of tlio lUtKnt! Kvnn
Kl)'hl I-ulloTmi church fAniurl
cnj worn elected til a niotttiix held
in tlio V. W. C. A, bunifiilow on
tho Cnlvprnlty of Oregon tain pun
Innt night.
Thrift etii( wr: Jacob K.
Oho n, chfilriiinn: lr. K. M'horilen
Iictk. vp't-chHirinun; H. I'. Nenn,
rcronIliiK wcretury; fouJn Jpmcii,
fwiiinr liil Ht'ci otary-treniiurer,
Com mil teen r rented Included:
niUHic, i)r. Th(rHtonhpr(t, chaii
mun; with power to add and to or
(TJinlzo a choir; flnanco, Mr. Jon
fen; church properly uml building,
Aint Itee; nb-rH, (Jotlfrled Jiauor
iiii'l M, Mvrriinc; committed on
church nite, Dr. ThointenberK.
Chrin Monrton, Chrin Kkllhred,
.Martha N'oidling and L, J. Clavo;
triterwynndlcftl rlnttonvhlp, Tho
Ioip Nelimn, Oattfriod Uttuor and
Arthur Llndstrom.
o. I'. Nirdllng wun tnntruct
ed lo proceed with tho organlxu
tlon of n yoiimt peoplo'H lnague nnd
J. F, Olfen wan conmilonlonod to
Kot a ladln' aid Rrx-loty organlxed.
Mr, Nelnnn will tnko chnrtfo of th
formation of a Hunday nr.hnol at th
V, AV. ('. A, huutvatnw nxt Sun
day niornini? at I'l o'clock.
Tim council win moot ngnin at j
tho "V" hut next Monday oven
lug.
MUTUAL LIFE O. M. B PRAGUE!
I. M. C. A. ANNUAL HELD
COMMIITKKW MAM ItKI'OHTS
tti" ivsr vi;au
I hmiH'liil Cmitpiil;ti Which Klurtft
IVhrtiary 15 to 1U AUlixl
liy lAtwr Adnnui
i:Mortn of eommltteei Imndllnp
ftctvttitti In wiriouH dcprirtmentn ot
ihn V, M. C. A., mid n tutk by Jen
tr Adiiion. iM'wty etecied Kenornl
Mcreiiiry of tho nrjior'lutlon of Oro
Kmi. WitHhliiKton nml J tin ho. worn
the prlnciim) r.(ilurH of tho nn
nunl meniberxhlp dinner held in tho
"V" nudiiierlum hint nlKht.
J, Mint JoiinMon, Alnrlon Ventch.
A. U. iruy. A. It, Tiffmiy, U U.
I'lerc" nnd d I., Hkele wore lertod
on tho board of director. It wan
aiiitoum-eil hy 1'mnk lborhnrt,
Kcni'i ul rtiM rctary, af ler a roport
hint been uiioIh by thn noinlnntlnff
coinmlltef. Thin board will moot nt
the unburn hotel at noon today to
elect officer.
Mr. Nkei wnn c-lecled on tho
board n fill the vacancy cnunod by
Iho death of tho Into president. Dr.
N. f. NeUon.
The budget week commlttoo
headed by lr. W. Kuykendatl, nnd
Iho two dlvlFdnn ehlefn, T. A. Hill
and J. Mutt Jnhnrou wilt meet with
tho hoard today.
.Mr. Ad a tun who ban been hojo
for t wo day OMNint 1 n k In tho or
Kahlrntlon of tho financial enm-
n ' nttle today, but will bo back in tlni
to hel put over tho drive which
ntitrin Kebrunry IS.
Tho amount to bo mined will be
In excewi of thn total of 11)25, or
n liltlo inoro than flC.GOO It vfna
aald.
Kred O. riher nnd C. H. Uoh
Kati. 'oipet win Kern, entertained
with duen at tho mooting yualcr-day.
WAR VETERAN IS 'DEAD
Aiil'in a vt)i.;..MOitK itnucu
AT SOI.DIl.ltS' 11OMI0
-Arthur VolKninot'c. a Spnnldh
wnr vctcrou, n mcinbcr of Com
puny C Hccond Ort-Koti voluntccta,
Cbtil. hut tlmt It wna nvcoaanry at'i vlng In tho rhlllpplnea, nml who
thnt ll bo procciled by ftiltll, ro- lived In lJtto county moat of bin
pi'lltnticti nnd cullfowlull Ol Illllll tlio, uicu 1110 mnuierii nuiuu in
111 Clirlat." I Hoaouur u tow unya ano aim was
WILD TO GO
r4ZOe
STANDARD
OIL COMPANY
AJEW WINTER RED CROWN
gPMqBMIMMfMWIW MUMW H .1 1 W 'U I'M WJJ 1II1U1
HEILIG Theatre
JAN. 18
MONDAY
MtillT
K, ,1. OAltl'KNTKlt
l'rom-iitii tho
New Edition
The Big Musical
Comedy
A
Conumny
nf BO nml
a Chorus
of FlnpiHT
lkviullcM
BRINGING
UP FATHER
IN GAY NEW YORK
A I Ii NI'AV TIMS SNANON
X mill Jiwl Ulgllt Vv U U
M lump
l'HICHS Iiowc floor t.n0,
llnltiii'i flrttt 8 riiwa $I.B0, noxt
11 $1.0(1, noxt- ! 'do, Innt 4 ntlo
l'lua 11) per tout lux.
MAin onnr.ns now AVAir.Ain.n,
!
1
APPLE
fs?-WM 1
Tnu snER nrjo.
WUEaiE THE UIG S.U.E
IS I.N 1-KOGRKSS
i
amy Cases
The people tell us that they like our goo ds and cur prices. - We appreciate thesa
kind words and the splendid confidence expressed in us and our methods. It is
true we are making a sacrifice to reduce our stock and are willing and glad to give
real bargains to accomplish this end.
The' only chance of disappointments in securing what you want at this sale is the
possibility of waiting too long to make your purchases. In soma lines quantities
are limited. Therefore it is advisable to act promptly.
We Have Never Offered A Greater Buying
Opportunity to Our Customers
Wool Blankets 25 to 35 Off
Grent anvlngs In wool blnnkcta buy nil you want,
whllo they laat.
$75.00 Buffets, 60-In., Only $37.50
MalioRany. 60-Inch buffet Rlnas period, regular $75.00
now 137.00.
$38.50 Davenports at $19.25
"2-Inch Jacobean oak davenport tahlca William & Mary
atyles. Kcgular J3S.50 now $19.25.
$35.00. Book Cases, Now $23.75
Mahogany book ensea, Just tho thing for small homes
or apartment. Regular $35.00 now $23.75,
$5 and $6 Silk Pillows, Now $3.75
Ono lot ot $5.00 and $6.00 silk taffeta pillows now $3.75.
Attractive Lamps
Piano lamp with mahogany base, sifk fringed
silk shade. Regular $18.00, in this sale at
Artistically designed bridge lamps, complete
with shade. Reg. $11.50 a decided saving at
Choose from several attractive new designs in
table lamp bases at reduced prices. As low as
Deep Cuts
$9.00
$7,50
S3.50
Some Real Money-Savers- Read Below
$40 Library Tables $19.75
Mahofrany library table. Regular $40.00
now $19.73.
Heywood Reed Fjurniture
Save 25 per Cent to 33 !a per cent on
I Icy wood reed furniture. Lloyd Loom
fabric seta,
$36 Spinet Desks $21.35
Spinet Peak, brown nntlquo mahogany.
lingular $30.00 now $21.35.
$80 Console Table $40
Consolo tablo nnd mirror, nntlquo ma
hogany decorated. Very high class.
Regular $80.00 now $40.00.
$49.75 Bed Davenports
$39.75
Red davenport oak frame upholstered
with leatherette. Regular $49.75 now
$39.75.
Mantel Mirrors to 40 Off
Mnntel mirrors and console mirrors, 10
per cent to 40 por cont off.
$65 Writing Desks $40
Cabinet writing desk. Walnut decorated.
Regular $65.00 now $40.00.
$150 Hall Clock $100
High uxado hnll clock. Solid mahogany
case, height 83 inches, width 19 Inches,
depth 14 inches. Cathedral round gong
striking the hour nnd half hour. Regu
lar $150.00 now $100.00.
$35.00 Rugs $19.95
India hand embroidered wool rugs.
Regular $35.00 now $19.95.
$25 Ship Models $15
Ship models are the very newest orna
ment for tho mantel. Regular $26.00
now $16.00.
Hundreds of Big Bargains Not Advertised
140
East 9th
140
East 9th
Look for the Tallest Building in Eugene