Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text21. 1930. THE EUGENE REflTSTKR-OTTA'RP Page TKfSa THEY DIRECT PRZP CONFERENCES! CITY NEWS Just Think Only 3 Shopping Days Till Christmas gP'SrTTpfy" T'--TVTrs at's Doing Monday L'itvnnls luncneon Tort'rn hotel (12 noon), e u:"intT council meet- dff taU (730 P. m.). P.U.to Hav. Proorani- W'Tlill live a Christmas pro- e-tht church parlors Sunday V .t 6-30 o'clock tor all young Hnr hish school age. The pro L.,eor aaa .....I. in- t" m. 1Deciol music by Irene l'-" Doris Fran Fassett. Or- KliMman is in charge ol ar-EiMti. kw""nItoUcon,g.foot. ln.?m from Pullman passed V jTFusene Saturday at i-fj p. ttu.t". p.,i1pnii. Cal.. to P".r?a.t 'University of Alabama fa f".. j.. Th ream, accom- r'hr Coach Babe Hollingberry k::w . nnA n num. Tnt8, about 100 in all. were K'.'S section of train No. T. I . a. Uaual PrtV Sriitmaa party for the community ffii i: O. O. F. ball. A pro- . . . i.. mnnoa anil rflfltfl ttOTlS tf, Christmas tree are planned for Ud to alien"- - ,H From P-P -,Wn ,, tsrru n-i.il the hnli. J with "Mrs. Elvineion's parents, V W. Al r.AL- Thaw Amv -more i"f --i - t la inv- Thp expect to remain Lj lom. ume o.m !' I . VI. If T. U SOD, iormcri? wi juHit. Kir Douclns county, is In the city KIWI, TT. . TiT-if 7 i m HL-a Ttint ff the Iffffl II lion utiv "' - rim in the state but he says he ex- ftn to resume operations aner jau IT 1. vvj ot Amerienn Yeomen will hold a - . . - ...ta In iMnnafinn rtk iti recnlnr meeting Tuesday K5t St B O ClOCH in LIIO ama wn... SJii will be eichanged around the ten. W al Hossltal tIn.1T&V hn hK 11 MT1 M to the Pacific Christian hospital l! me time on account 01 ninesa. k.n iarhnri.n and ! renorted He nrnco improvea. ICIH Ulimisacu Cbirrea of larceny held against C. I Clradmin at Reedport were dis- CMM "hen i ienaenin appearea in L.rt i.M.Hinir tn Hpniitv sheriffs. I!.. r..m.r In C.ltv Will Chase, a farmer of AJma. waa Lime ihopping for the family for Ctriitmai. Boy Callaway, Eugene track driver, a. k.. ... Ill Pdoifl. Ctristian hospital, ia reported to be cea improvea. lira From Notl inonr the large number of out of im ihoppers in Eugene Saturday ":i ur. and Mra. uuara hluston 01 !ttt. Im From Vlda Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minney of w were In the city Saturday do i( their Christmas shopping. hfi From McKenzle 4. H. Plumb and Chsrles Hart of opper Mehensie region were in aetj yesterday on business. Mtrrtam Here H. 8. Merriam of Goshen, memner ( Hate board of horticulture, wae Htene baturcay on business. month, came down Friday to spend mo uuuuaji witn ner parents, air. and Mra. E. F. I'ouna of ronto 1 I unction City. Party Arrives Monday F. Lu Chambers and danffbiAi.. Un Mary Brockelbank, and Mr. and Mrs. ueane Jjickason, who landed at San irancisco Friday after a steamship voyage to the Orient and South Seas, are expected to arrive in Eugene Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Dickaaon will visit at tne ftome ot aire. Dickason a par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Borer. Property Deal Renorted The Wilbur rebidence property at uie curuer j oevcnin aviniiA vt ana wasoington street bas hi.i.n traded for a ten-acre tract of land owned by J. D. Spencer on the Pa cific highway opposite the Kichfield uir ueacon eignt miles nortb ot JSu- une. x-. i. rtust nandied the deal. Duok Hunt . "u.iu, vi LUB VU1UUIH1 tbeater, and Sam Wilderman, publi city director at the university, left Saturday for Mr. McDonald s lodge at Siltcoos lake where they will spend iub nnweiiu ouuudk oucKs ana usn-ng. Basketball Games Scheduled The Vida high school boys' and girls' basketball teams and those of the Thurston high school will play at the Vida hall Monday night, it was announced Saturday. Meeting Postponed The Western Oregon Glider club will not glide Sunday afternoon since so many of the members are out of town. The next meeting of the club will be Dec. 28. Big Steelhead Caught George Schaefers on Friday caught a fine eight-pound steelhead in Lake creek and hooked another one fully aa large but it got away. Wilbur McFarland H Wilbur McFarland, prominent resi dent of the Cottnge Grove district, was here Saturday to attend the tax payers' budget meeting. Arrives From Berkeley Miss Esther Rydell of Berkeley, Cel., arrived here Friday and is vis iting with Miss Ruth Rydell of Low ell. They were both visiting in Eu gene Saturday. Rotary to Have Music Tuesday's meeting of the Eugene Rotary club will be given over to muBic appropriate to the Vuletide sea son, it has been announced. There will be no speaking. To California Rudy Bain left Eugene Saturday tor nenmont, uai., to spend (jurist mas with his parents. Bain is a sophO' more in the University of Oregon. Steward Visits C. E. Stewart, countv fruit in- spector, came to Eugene from Cottage (irove Saturday to attend tne county budget meeting. Qrove Man Visits G. W. McFarland of Cottage Grove came to Eugene Saturday to attend the budget meeting. Wigfltld Man Here worie Dnrris of Springfield was mgeiiB Saturday. n Yoosj Here Miss Ensenia F. Young, a student Orecon nnrmnl school at Mon- Creswell Family In City E. D. Hutton and family of Cres well were shopping in Eugene Satur day. Down From Dexter Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Williams of Dexter were shopping in Eugene Sat urday. Orehardlat Here 13. V. Rneers. River road horticul turist, was in Eugene on business Saturday. Veneta Family In Town Robert Hoselton and family of Ve neta shopped in Eugene Saturday. Coburg Resident Here Among the people from Coburg in the city Saturday was William Naylor. Irving Man In City F. C. Harnden of Irving cams to Eugene Saturdey on business. Mr. Wood Here O. B. Wood, principal of Brattain school, waa in the city Saturday. Rcbertson In Portland W. R. Robertson, manager of the Security Savings and Loan associat ion, went to Portlnntl Thursday to at- Here la the directorate In charge of the arranaementa for the eleventh annual Oregon Hlah Sohool comcrence to oe neia at tne university of Oregon on January 9 and 10. Front row, left, to rignt: Bill Plttman, Eugene, general chairman; Louise Ansley, Portland; Marguerite Tarbell, Portland; Velma Powell, Moro; Harry Van Olne. Portland: Merlin Blaln. Fuoene: John Kino. Freewater. Back row: Maraaret Cummlnga, Klamath Falls; Constance Baker, Grants Pass; Carol Wershkul, Portland; Caraon Mathews, Eugene; Bill Price, Portland; Barney Miller, Aahland, and Ralph Walstrom, Portland. tend a meeting of reoresentatives of such associntious throimliout the state to discuss needed legislation at the coming session of the state lcgi- ture. Her A Beautiful KIMBALL T OTHINO In the world will make a better present, IX The ons and only High Grade Piano that sells at a moderate price! Only one Kimball made for critical musicians for 73 years. Only one place Eugene to get it LARA WAY'S! S25 Will give you Immediate possession of beautiful Grand. SPlete Stock Banjos, TJkeleles, Saxophones, "ombones, Trumpets, Violins, Guitars, Drums. faraway's Music House Mrs. Gaston Visiting Mrs. Orvin Huston and Rtnnll (.mi en ter, Sarnh, of Vnllejo, Cal are visit ing in Eugene at the home of Mrs. Gaston's mother, Mrs. J. M. Kimber iinp, and other relatives. Mr. Hnston will arrive the day before Christmas. They will remain here until Jan. 5. To Attend Funeral The Ladies of Sloosehenrt Lecjon are to meet Monday afternoon at 1:45 at Branstetter's chapel to attend the funeral of Brother B. H. (Tex) Par ker who passed away Friday. Wheeler In City H. C. Wheeler, state senntor-elect from Lane county, was in tho city on Friday from his home in the Pleasant Hill Neighborhood. Cottage Grove Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Frans of Cottape Grove visited in Eueent Sat urday and did some of their Christmas shopping. Salem Couple Arrive Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Ktnesley ar rived in Eugene Friday from Salem and are here on a visit. Martin Peterson Here Martin Peterson, resident of Flor ence, was in Eugene Saturday on business. Notl Resident Hero F. A. Murphy, residont of Notl, was In Eugene on a visit with friends Saturday. Parker Funeral Set Pnrkpr. who pnssrd awny nt his home Friday morning, will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in th Bran stetter chapel. Interment will be in the 1. O. O. F. cemetery. Hunnlcutt In Town Harold F. llunuicutt, a former uni versity student who in now employed by thp Western Lumber company at West fir, ia here to spend the week end with friends. Leaves for Holiday aHmrny Mulhotland, University of Oregon student, left Eucene Saturday for Long Bench, Cat., to spend the Christmas holidays at home Leaves for Idaho Mrs. Paul E. Tracy and eon, Billy, left Friday for Weiser, Idaho, where Mrs. Tracy was called by the seriouB illness of her father. Rn in Cants Rarhnrn. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge F. Carpenter left Friday for Santa Barbara, Cal., to spend uuristmas witn tueir aaugn ter there. Mr. and Mra. Pontlua Here Mr. and Mrs. Verne Pontius, well known residents of Blachly, were ar rivals in the city Saturday. Miss Dodge to Ashland Miss Edith Dodee went to Ashland Friday to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodge. Here From Cushman Mae Saubert arrived In the Hty Saturday morning from Cushman to do her Christmas shopping. Sovereign In City Charles Sovereign of the Crow dis trict waa in Eueene Friday. Hera From W ico nee- Mi sa Pauline Pelzel and mother of Wifopop. were here Saturday. M- Credi Simne ia the nostofflee for tcopee which is a station on the cas cade line.oi the o. P. Flue Fire Reported nuo east was cared for by the fire 111' Ull IIIItMll IIIKPUL Jll.OU U UiUttt uruiij lurenuuijj. Here From Lumber Town L. C. Snores was here Saturday from McGlynn, lumber town on the Coos branch of the S. P. west of Lugene. Here From Cottane Grove- Miss Mauriiie Ktissell of Cottage Grove visited in Eugene Saturday. Dexter Sparks Here Iexter Sparks of the Sparks ranch at Blue Itiver was in the city Friday. Frank Blair Here Frank E. Blair, merchant of Lowell, transacted business in Eugene Friday. Don Campbell Here Don Campbell of Lowell was a ris itor in Eugene Saturday. Hills Visits J. It. Hills of Jasper visited In Eugene Saturday. SIGMAN-FELL INSURANCE nrco. n. Mclean insurance Better Coats and Dresses for Less Money at KAY'S 829 Willamette Come to Ward's for That Grft Ward's CIISAS For the last minute shoppers we offer the following at a saving. Check This List and Bring It With You to Ward's - - It Solves Your Shopping Problems PRICES ARE REDUCED ISM ?5 WALNUT FINISH END TABLES with book rack, $3.95 value. CEDAR CHESTS In natural and walnut finish value. C1Q QR to $29.00 m ' Wiww FRAMED PICTURES Values to $1.39, now TOWEL 8ETS Large towel and two waBh cloths 98c Talues MEN'S WOOL BATH ROBES at AA leas than half price. $11.95 vala. t.30 BATH SALTS In gift boxes, former 79c values XMAS TREE STANDS Why make nna when vou can buy one for. MEN'S SILK SCARF8 New patterns In heavy silk. 1 QQ $2.98 values V I wO MEN'S RAYON ROBES A gift any man will appreciate. QA QC $5.95 value aJIHaWW SHAVING TOILETRIE8 In Xmaa boxes. He will want this. $1.00 val. CHILDREN'S FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS In Xmaa boxes of three 1 Q P 25c value I wU S LBS. ASSORTED CHOCOLATES In larce box for your CI AO Christmas '9 $2.95 79c 79c 59c 29c 79c DUMP TRUCKS Strong toys tor rough playing, now BOWLING ALLEY8 with pina and balls complete. $179 value. ZEPPELINS Large site strong enough to ride. $1.49 value. POLICE PATROL WAGONS A toy that will pleaae. Now POOL TABLES with balls and cues. $1.65 value BA8EBALL GAMES An (musing 7Q lama for all. $1.00 value Iwb CHILDREN'S TEA 8ET8 Large size pieces. 98c values PEDAL AEROPLANES 40 Inches lone room for one passenger. fl7 QK $10.95 value ,.. 9 w TOOL CHESTS All the tools the i boy will need, $5.50 up.... CHEMISTRY 8ETS A complete laboratory in neat box. $4 89, now wm., 8TEAM SHOVELS now reduced to FIRE WAKONS BUSES AER0PLANE8 Trucks In heavy JJ1 fl.fl steel now 9 lUU $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 69c $3.98 i laboratory $3.49 $1.00 ft? JUST IMAGINEI SUCH AN OFFER $1 DOWN Pay Only On any one of the following Hems provided it amounts to $25 or more. (Small Carrying Charge) Radios Washer Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Bicycles Living Room Suite., Eto. ' Men's Suits and Overcoats Boys' Suits and Overcoats on sales of $15 $1.00 Down, 8 Weeks to Pay CRISP, DAINTY HOUSE FROCKS Are Always Acceptable 77c As gay as their Christmas wrappings are these new frocks. All new patterns and styles. Choose One for Mother and Sister HOUSE SLIPPERS FOR ALL 69c to $1.69 Corner 10th & Olive Phone 2624 Eugene, Oregon VISIT 0UR n GIFT waRwa Formerly Ax Billy Dept. 8tor Store Open Monday Wednesday Evenings Until Christmas Hewmtfo Hear t I Men's Inexpensive Gift Sets Of Smart Distinction Perhap. yon don't know what delightfully lnexpen.lv gifts are assembled on theaa two table, of very specially priced gift item.. Useful thing., too All nicely arranged In' attractive holiday boxes. REGULARLY TO 98o Silk tlea colorful ill spender arm bands and l?eh!ef suspenders and (farters golf score books, arm band and supporters key ring; and belt leather belt Ink Ptand, fountain pen .and Garters leather purse, garters and 'ker chiefs cigarette and garters arm bands and 'kerchief bill fold and garters garters and 'kerchief. REGULARLY TO $2.25 $1.49 Select from inch nice r'ft sets a belt and cigarette eas pig akin bill fold and cigarette case. Men's $1.69 Suspender And Garter Sets, 98o Loingene Christmas Packages Wrapped The One Gift From One Woman To Another The daintiest, most desir able gift one woman may glre another Is lingerie. Blieer, elaborately lace trimmed and tucked for the one who ia decidedly feminine; tailored with conscious simplicity for the woman ot conservative tastes. We can merely hint at the many beautiful underMngs that await your selrctiou. Dance Sets, $1.25 Perhaps you hare a co-ed friend whose pleasure at re ceiving a gift like this you can TiMinlize. The pants are flare style, lnce trimmed Tailored set. Non-run, too. Pajamas, $2.25 Fit to join the company of beauteous trousseau garments are these strikingly colored non-run pajamas. Kolero bMuse and wide bottom trouaers. Nighties, $1.00 - $1.69 And, of course, emhod'fd of serviceable non-run lingerie fa brics In pastel shades and dnfntliy emnroldered also ap plique and feather stitch embellishment. on balcony a service that will be cheerfully nken caro of without charge. Stamps may be pur chased here. Dainty Panties, 98c There are bloomers, shorties, and regular lengths. Featur ing the popular yoke front, ruffle trim, clever app'lque pocketa and smsrtly embroid ered In contrasting embro'dery. Pleasing to the dainty individual. Give Gift Certificate when in doubt what to give. Ts aued for any amount and re deemable at anytime. House Slippers, The Comfort Giving Gift There', no gift more personal, or more practical than slipper. No gift can give more real comfort, or furnish a more pleasant re minder of your tlioughtfuiness throughout many months to come, There's some ono on your gift list who will welcome slippers the useful gift. Here for men, women and children. . Children's 69o Felt Slippers At, Pair 49o Women's Felt Honse Slippers At Pair 49o Men's Folt House Slippers, Leather Padded Soles, And Heels At Only, Pair 98o ENTIRE STOCK OF TOYS PRICE 70 Write HOLEPROOF on your Christmas List Vl ii ii . J L- m Let Holeproofs help you out with your Christmas Chiffon OT Service shopping. These fine stockings make a Christmas gift that is exquisite, smart, and certain to please. Come in and see our Christmas assortment of this lovely hosiery, famous for 'its long wear. We will put them in a Special Christmas Box for you. $100 J5j