Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, January 29, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textstv. TWO sib mam NKW POTENTATE GT'EST LOCAL NOBLES OF 1'hll MpMdraa Ui Fin Official " Itolo tjlnco ItUUUIlUlDU tu Al Kadur Toaiplo Phil. ifdtsc.hnn, newls elected and Installed potentnto of Al Kniior t.miplo. Myntlc Hlirine. feted In an official capacity for the firn't time Inst night, when aa the guest of the Eugene Shrine club, he ap- Winter Garden ' Saturday Night ADMISSION EVERYBODY WELCOME LADIES FREE,. New Proocao -Floor ' In perfect condition?. ' Jimmy PurcelPa Orchestra Beat in Town r- -- Dancing 75c Attend the Cooking School atid Note Miss Beyer,-like all expert,-not qnly prefers but recom mends Wear Ever aluminum. . , BIG WEAR EVti frkC&h To better acquaint 'yon with the aapariority of Wear Ever we will offer for this week - " '.- - . ; ' . " ' 't Wear Ever Drip.Pan-r- ' ' . Regular Price $1.95 TO eciai From a standpoint oi service it gives Wear Ever is by far the cheapest cooking -utensil you can buy and Wear .Ever is absolutely safe and is recommended by health inspectors everywhere. Hill's Economy Store . FIRST We darry Ovet 7000 Differeot Items Tiiis Store THIS f ACT IS REMONSTRATED THIS WEEK WHEN , Mix Jeannette Beyer . -1 t -i. . , , i elected the following items for her model kitchen: - f . .'. ... . , The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet- .. . t Save miles, of walking. ' The Heirick Reifrigerator- " . , , Save on your ice bill. J White Enamel KitcKeK Tahles- Mak kitchen tskt eay. , . 1 . s , Enameled Breakfast Sett- Help start the day right ; Our Prices on Dishes iaol Other Tableware Will Surprise Yoii. Removal Salinice - . Prevail in cVery' dbpRrtment of tho store,, take advantage of them.' "V'. ..East Ninth penred with Mrs. Motschnn at the! dtnner-dnnca in' the Unburn hoteki Mr. and Mrs. Motschan armed In the city front l'ortlund early In the evening. t The banquet started . at :45 o'clock on schedule with more than 60 couples seated at the tables. Following this there was a pro grain of an hour's duration, and duncliiR until midnight. Visiting nobles were Invited and there were several faces unfamiliar in local settings. among the men and women present. The affair was formal. During the evening, pic tures were taken of the groups Kntcrtalners were guests of the slirlno club during the evening. There's ono good thing about rheumatism and triplets; one no longer fears for, the worst. I'corla Star, v :.., j Delca Electric Plants and Frigid aire Electric Refrigerators, W. L llargls Co., 857 Olive. .. . H-l-tt Old-Time EVERY SATURDAY N1TK W, O.W.HALL Fader Private SupcrrWon ' PijBTJC INVITED ' V is the dquarters for Eugene and, Oak, INSTITUTES PREMIE!) Three One-Day Meetings Announced By Fletcher FIRST At WILLAKENZIE Smth Idne fsnitcrs Vnkm and St-Kcnk ItiVor FUrmrrs Vnkm S)onNcriiut Otliers Arrnngements have been . com pleted for the series of three ono illiy fnrmera' liiatltutes which will bo helil In ljuie county next week, according to Ov S, Kletrher. county agent, who has arranged for the meetings In co-operation with farm organisations. . The. first Institute will be held in the WillnltAnla Amuim next Vcdnesday. February S, under the auspices of Wlllnkenslo Orange. The second meeting will be hold In the Odd Fellows' hull in Cottage urove on j nursuay, February 4, under the auspices of the smith Ijine district Farmers' Vnion. The last meeting nf film norU. v-lll h.. 'I held In the Farmers' Union hnll at I, Walterrtllo Friday. Febrtinrv K. jand Is sponsored bv the McKoniie . river local of (he Farmers' Union. A basket dinner will be sevvod al I noon at eacn institute. f Program Announced . The program for the meeting to I be held at Wlllakenzlo Orange hall a; eoruary 3 is as follows: 10:S(I "Boys' and Olrls' Club Work." Arnold D. CollTer, county club agent. 11:10 "Poultry Production .Problems," H. E. Cosby, extension poultry specialist. O. A. C. 13:0Q Basket dinner. 1:30 "Feeding Dairy Cattle," N. C. Jnmlson, extension dairy spe cialist. O. A. C. 3:J0 "Home Conveniences," Miss .Emma Weld, home management specialist. O. A. C. .The Cottage Grove Institute will start at 10 o'clock with a talk on . "Agricultural Extension Work," by ' County Agent Fletcher. , I . The remainder of the program : will be the same as that at Willa I kenxle. with two exceptions, as fol Jlows: Miss Lucy Case, extension nutrition soecinllst nf tfcn nrom.' H Agricultural college, win take the piace ot ansa weld and will give .an address nn "FnnHa ' nn.l T. 1 fessor S. T. White, teacher of agrl ' culture In the Pntlnm. Cmvb .ik 'school, will speak on "Co-oper-1 atlnn"" at S:15. . , ' The program for the Walt'ei-vino ! meeting, which will start promptly .at 10'3Q. Is the mmo ihfl, fAH I the Willakenzte Institute with the I exception that Mis Case will again uije me place or Miss Weld. while the- Institutes Are held under the auspices of the various farm nrMnlMllnna . I. - - - - i . . v . urp upeil to the general public and nil Inter I ested nartles In the districts where 1 meetings are to be cld are Invited . and urged to attend regardless of I whether or not they belong t the onmnraunn sooniTin- tne Insti tute according to Mr. Fletcher. ROOSEVEfT .P.-T. a .plans ... NEW REST ROOM ! Mnslc Memory V)n!cvt in Be Featured at School: Program to , Bo Given Next Week . Adoption of . a constitution formed the principal business, con ducted by the Theodore Roosevelt junior high school Parent-Teacher association meeting, held last night. , The school is to have a rest room for teachers, and. the sum of 160 was voted for initial furnishings. Miss Imura Stlllman, Mn. Patter son, Mra. William Johnson and Miss Eunice Pearce were named a committee to prepare for the music to be used in a memory con test later. Miss Pearce Is. also arranging an entertainment for Friday night, a week hence. In aid of tho music fund.. Martha, Patterson entertained last night with a violin solo, FIVE; MORE JOIN CHURCH PH. E. V. STIVERS DEMGHTED WITH RESCIVTS One hundred sixty-five . people have been added to the First Christian church, as a result of the evangelistic, meetings conducted by tho Itoss company, five new ones having Joined, at the services last night. T Ir V. V RtlvM In T. ! r.t thp church's growth, in tho last seven years of his pastorate, stAted last night that the prospects now nrn lhat fnl- will hA I.a year In his experience with the Getting Skinnier Every Day Something rftutt Re !Hio and Done J Unlit Now -Quick . ' fans of thousand of thin, run-' down men yen, nnd women too are getting dinrourascd are giving up all hope of ever being nble to take on flesh and look healthy and sowing. . ,.. , ' , t AU.flUoh pooplo can stop worry ing and Mart to smile and- enjoy life right now for McOiy's Cod Liv er Oil Compound Table tn wjhlch any drugftist will tell you all about, Is putting . flesh on hosts of skinny folks every day. One woman, tired, weak and dis couraged, put on 15 pounds In livo eoks and now feels fine. 1 We all know thnt Cod Llvn'r Oil In full of vHnli7.lng, flosh producing vltanifnes, but many pcoplo can't tako It bomtiHO of its horrible smell nnd'flshy taste nnd because it often qpxfits thd stomach, , McCoy's Cod Liver 611 Compound 'falrfetfl itre as easy to tnko as enndynnd If any thin person don't gain at least D pounds In 30 days your, druggist Is authorized to give you your money back and only 60 cents for 0 tablets. Ahk Linn Drug Co. or. any 11 vo pharmacist anywhere, . Hut be suro to get McCoy's, the original mid genuine, and bear in mind thnt for Jliin, sickly kirtu they are Wonderful a' very sickly child age , gained 12 pounds in 7 MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 29, 1928 i 'mi ' cnur n. 1 no iiikiit m.um iiuvr . .. . 1 11 . 1. 1.. .........1- ..(. 11. esivu aim uiw M mvub fitvviiuiua, he states, shows greater prospects than ever before. He also predicted 1 lull the number In the campaign would go far above the SOU murk. The church Is already iilanutng for the greatest Sunday of the campaign, January ,10. Kvaugrllst and Mrs. Floyd Koss and Miss Shcllon have made a host ot trlenda in tills city. Thu .members of the CUIirVIl, V.'CVfWI inviiiBvnvo nn UV- Ughled. with t,ho work they ury ac couipllalilng. LEGION HEARS MU FOltMFIl AllMY Ol'IiOF.R IS MKMtll'.U llKltia Ilrtuu CoriM Ivnu-nnlna With Whirl-Wind IVrroniunuv's IHi tmliw Will Go to ltowburg Arinv stories, tales of life under anus in- war and peace, formed . the principal part of the talk Riven'. Inst night at the American I,eg!on ' meeting by Oregon m new cou.cn, Captain John J. McKvmn. Captain McKwnn kept as far nwny from the topic of football as liosslble. He was present among ex-servlco men as an ex-service man. Incldenlnlly ho Joined the local post, making the second, West Point graduate to belong to the Kugciie organization. Major John P. Bubb who Is also a graduate of the academy. Is a member hers. ' Members of the post wero enter tained by a whirl-wind demonstra tion of tho drum corps, according to Karl Moses, commander. Follow ing the , entertainment tho legion naires held a banquet. Approxi mately SO new mombors wore an nounced. Iletwecn SO and 40 delegates will attend the legion district, conven tion to bo held In Roseburg Fri day, February 5, it was reported. PRACTICE DEBATE HELD HIGH SCHOOL P.-T. A. I1KAIIS QUESTION .VKGVEI University, of' Oregon Frexaitnca Womcu and Eiigcno Blblo Uni versity Toania Meet Members, of the Eugeno high school Parent-Teacher association yostorday were "practice audienco" for the freshmen women debaters of the tJnlverslty of Oregon and the Eugene Bible university, a non-declalon,debate. - University of Oregon women took the affirmative on tho - question "Should congress enact national uniform - marriage and divorce laws?" There was no comment from tho audlonce as to favorites in the debate, this being left to the spirit of the occasion. - It was announced llmt thore, would be no meeting of the high school Parent-Teacher association in February, there havlrtg been al ready .two meetings this month. Those on the University of Ore gon ' debating team , were as fol lows: Nellicmao Smith, Maxlne Pearce and Irene Harteselle; and on the Eugene Blblo university team, Dorothy Jcssup, lone Wll klns nnd Jessie JohenBen, Walter Meyers coached- tho Bible univer sity team while J. 8. drny was coach for the Oregon debaters. ' MOOSE GO TO PORTLAND SPECIAL TRAIN TO "BE MABE t'P IS EL'GENE Plana for making up a special train between Eugene and Port land for tho Moose ceremonial tu be hold in tbe latter city on "Cor-vallisi- night," February 3, ' were outlined: at a meeting of the local loilgemcn Inst night. The special will leave bore at three p. m; February 3, and trans portation to, Portland nnd return on a, special: rate offering 1m open to the public ' The tickets allow a seven-day lay-over In Portland, and the once has-been reduced- consid erably fronvthe regular cost. . According- to the announcement, the special train will pickup dele gates .at Corvallis and- Albany. Portland Moose have promised to meet the train with a brass band. It will- be possible for those who wish, to return . to. Eugene . the same night. 'a ' cprvallis degree team, mem ben will initiate a largo clawi of candi dates and tho Moosebeart legion will conduct a similar ceremony. MERCER BABY, IS DEAD no! funeral a k 1 1 a so emen ts i i HAVE BEEN MADE ' Ralph Kdward Mercer, two-fldy-old Infant son of Mr. and Mrs, Klza Mercer, died yesterday morn ing at the family residence. $ Hesidcs his parents, the baby Is survived by two sisters, Zoy and Jnne. Funeral announcements will hot made later at the Hrnnstettcr- chanei it wns said last night. i , 1 f AT TlfK THKATRM TODAY Rx First Uyt If it mry JolinMori'i nw And: lunm c(Hijm1llnt( pr.njuctton, '"Tho It Bflltlon.y vr)ttt .Ihfii, iHnmtnr fnvnr tip. i n!ph .Lfrwln, In ltln iiiont lovtibln roloi In a drama Ihat'turr nt the heart utrlifRu nn nt'Miifliit oI tlirilln with P nwoplng BtiBponno the next: Hum Hnii mntt H nnwent "Ptylsir, Kiiiti" lory, vtitb Ilnnpy I,ntiri1; Ititornntlofinl Nqwa, Kvontn; .1. Cllftoa Knilnnl In ninitlral an rniiuianitiicnt to th ptciur on the or- t'omlnff 1 "Tlta Itonifl-irmkcr," wiih A Pro , Joyrn t nnd Cllvn Prook : "Tho ' fit root I of Forvrmcn Mnrt;" "Tii Hcarltil WmI," with Ilohert PrnRitr, Clni;a How, Jnlmny Watkitr, niith Hinno honan, Jtobrt Kdvoh nnd Oantnn fllnaa, "Polffo wllji Vlralnln, Valll anil Buinna O'lirlin; "Abrnhnm Llnroln." rth Otwun .millnvit: "flu nil own." with HamiIh Iovb, Hnbart notwortjl,. ilob4rt Stowart ana unarloy Murray. , - 1 McDonald -flronrt day; A Joy-r(l throush Iftiifrhlnnd, fiyrt .Chnplln'a laieni fun, maker, "The IJnn on tha pox" it'll sciiavnry laush you've ot; Ifrnnk ,D, C, Alrnnilfff on the' nrsnn, and 'Par. innkar". commly of puro- fun,. 'Whal .Prlro Olorla." x Oomins Itntiirn rnffngmiici.t of Portia IfnriKHnM'a Duncern, In a. nnw danco pniffHinl, ' nnd tli enmody rlnt, "Htr-ppinif Out:" Norm. 'Pulinadicij and Bnfna rrnrifrt in r 'aranmnrk;' ; the Mbnrty mnfranln apolatt "Mnnnaquln," bv tfnnnla Hilmti Jo?p. M. 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Velour In tuupo, with cushions In blue and taupe flKuro . . . . Chamber Chairs Rockers Regular Values Up to $ 1 0.00 , Choice $4.85 t Bod Room; Chnlrs and Itockers In Wnlnut, MnhoKnny, Ivory, Bllverlono, Ulrds Eya Mnplc. fiolden Oule, Rtc many slylcn now offored at ono attractive price. Use Your Credit JleitlnsM Dsnnr In "Where Wa IT" OlorU'Swsnson In "Hlsgs Struck." SE1S SWEPT BK STORMS UKAVV OAMCft KXlKniKNCr,l . . .ON NORTIIWICST COAST llnliifall fiiiionil In Ciilirornln; Know Rfimrrctl In Slimy I'nrln of Wtwlcrn Btntva tny Ths AHKOclnleit Prenn) flAN FIIANCIHOO, Cnl.. Jnn. 2S. 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