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THE KUfiENK R K 0 T R T F, R-OUARD Page Five VMCAVALUABLEAS . flUUUGTEn BUILDER SAYSLDCALDOGTOR r;i: kgi-: r. winchf.u. B; PR- frl Chairman, rinnnce mni lW pa? . , , , k. Biitiiial camai-s f"r funds for ''Z ! VniMie Men Christum "s"- n- is i'li""' lo '""sin- Many will "".line '.Miolimis ns to why Mich a ",.. h..iil(l be necessary.' ''JLYoimic Men's Christian asn. . is .., 'l'l orsanizatimi. It , ' a li liarartpr builder is un- .- i It ii'ihifiice i" ton in "",'.t ... tho "InhK. When ill '''Si.r.nH in IW" 1 visited the In ?' ,;nil Y M. r. A. office at Ce M sr.nificd to Win tlll .1 ""'-r-o number nf tho leading men "J i ihr "l ensue ' N"i' vrrr "warn iiPl-'-t"'1 of. Y""" u rhrislinn association and nr. v. Werkers in its program in their countries. Probably in no mini '.. tin' influence of the V. M. sn valuable in holding to '.Mh.r disintegrating nation ns in Cff!'sre mnl interested, however. (,( lor.1l SUUHIK hi.m.-m ....... ,hr institution. Knsene citizen i1Tt built ami maintained a V M. i hniMini:. This hits n valuation of iliWrtMi. This huildini: makes i( pos rhl-'tn rarrv educational and roc linii'il nativities three-hundred-StT-fivp ditv-fl in the year neither -in snnw er interferes with rhfff activities. Swinuninc. gyninn j .flinfc awl study classes are enr nA on tli yfnr around. Tim third flonr is 1,s'''' nr dormitories. Here n nun nf limbed means may set a lied nflronm "I minimum price. Yoime mn himtins for jobs, or temporarily not of n-nrk "rp '""'I'' r bmnp Here also, ronm- it deservinc a-in pels a night's lodcinz without On H" spnd floor nri nssrmbly rwra?. which nrr tisrd by studv rlnss m and f'T lc-turoN. rntprtainmonts t&(f pnW' snthorhiKP. Tim puhlio (Hftiihl vKt tlirsr rooms more oft on ifcn it Thi V. M.T. A. bnildiii!: prnvidos hrilitifs for swimtuiiis, Hhsms for IwTii, yiuii2fr and oMor. also for wn vmnnA cirls: Tollrybnll louriiiimonls, (iskptb:ill toiirnnmrnts. handball, nr fhcrr. tnmhlinir: Hassos for Hip- study f hirtif. handrvafr, pto. Many othor irtiritics nrp rnrriod on in this build tt f" intprnet and Instnirt thp hos (rnn tn yfir of nzp up. Charnftpr StjiWinc thp whojp aim and obipot i thw .T-tivitip and many n hniP in Kurnn i sratpful for the fiorvirps li", rni'Iprrd. Trfiiyifd Vadprship ! pspntia1 for trpsf ill manncpmpnt of this ps ?jS!i!imcnt. Vpt thp rot per ypar is tlinn 1.1 ppr pnt of thp capita! tn ttmpnt. I wonrlor if many hnshipss fcflrj'!i in Kiipup are run with ns ircall an ovorhpad. Students Named on Homecoming Group John rpnland. nppointpd last wppU Ht Brian Mimnaush, 5tudpnt boily prfMilt'nt. as chairman of the HuniP minE dirpctoratp nt tho I'liivprsity f Orpgon. atinoinirpd Tupsday t ho aiup.t nf tliosp who will assist him s prppnrine and pxpoiitine plans fir thi prnt which will be held Wmhf-r 1'!. M. and Tap group will hp madp up of (pn "dpnts, two of whom ar from Th! appointments arp as follows: r.irson Mathews, Kuccnp. rally: Rfr Railoy, Kuconp. dpporations: "itiib Emiriott. Hillsboro, assistant 'iiirman; Marjuprito Tarbpll. Port tArrp'ary: Hob UolniPs. port 'iM, daiifps; Marnpy Mdlpr. Ash isM. (i.inpps: Banipy Millpr. Port 'itA, fcntiirps: Carolyn Tlahcrlarh. t'lumnolc. wppominjr and accomnio i'inn: Alo!s I.yle, Klamath Kails, rtmmt I'infhpon, Omar Palnipr, Prtlndl. finnncrs. Elmira Man Gets Largest Mule Deer DPr hroiirbt in frnm the mnlin- ,,:o in the H'-ndershott pun store j ntpst are u'-tting bigger nnd hiccer, : 'Ming to Arthur lhnderhott. The rrM nTie ret wa brought in Mon- Jst rening br J. I,nmh of Klmiva. r as a mule deer killed bv Mr. '.mh in r.rant counfv S-iturday. The r wpighH pounds dressed, hp- 'S tio''U heavier than the prev- "! hpavif.f nnp recorded in the con- pordiirte.i br the store. The : r.t srv. nteen pnints. ! J Jr p hhik 'fil deer was killed by 1 j. f- Knell. 11-Jt! Jnekson Street.! J,;. in Hia Luke creek eountry! r!",.nr. t weighed J."S pound ; Man ard Woman Are i Held to Grand Juryj t;!lfr'r Ijj;.;. flnij Vr.),.f.; ! V.'i a'',,lk' "I "f ..l.taininc ninni-v nn- j trail. ii,ry ,v,n (),,. nI,,,Pnr. j j Wnr.. ,, ,.:i,. of ,,,,, V.,rn ,n , n In. Min nn.l plradril nut: . ' " t. . I...M n 1.1. I,..tl ... ..1 ' " nl'ilo ti. W fi ntlowril t.t "1 h.r mv rurneniiinlliT. The H , ,,. n , ( j, of hi, t-ir"!,"'1 '"'I rrtiirn."l t. lliiznno l.r Nh.-nff Harrv T.. Hnvn. '"I hiv ntnrt:attot ..Ir" f ' l'li tl.fv tin.! not p.ii'l ''"1 h furnlttir.. four-Oaks G7a7 Will Meet Friday ,. , " ; ft.- ' tnc-.finj of the Kir- , ' ne held Friday j ft-,!' 1,1 " "-'ffince ball nf o'clock. 1 U. jj'1,-, " lftn-p hour titer nil! 'l';!n'u Mrtl. n;,, nMnn nAi. ; rjY,J;' fr' ,-'r-"f w ill follow. is a-Ved to bring Midu icbes. r-. al Man's Poem Accepted For Book t- r V" " '. ' "vi -t. .! wriifr ' ' " ! ?' l!1"l i "rf of ' ' !' Vi'i'ii M l li.wr : ' ' '' '" h- H--..l'l.." ' - Vi .1 Tin- hook iv " ' ' I ..I n.in.l.iT " t , . ! "f i'i.1'Pc a h..ok t' nil'l lia i ..tlll.i.'r-'l t ." FLYING NURSE! 8 One of these days Eva Johnson, above, will be laying aside her ; nurse's cap at San Francisco to wear an aviator's helmet. Miss . Johnson came all the way from j Chau, New Zealand, to learn to ; fly. As a nurse she has earned ! money for her tuition and now, , with a private pilot's license, she j plans to keep on nursing and I flying until she qualifies for a. transport license. j TO UPSETGROVERS Ottap Grovi. tho dark h'r.-p Ipam 1 of thp Lain- ittuiii.v fooibalt conf,.r pih'p. will ir.vu.l.. Sprinlipld Friday afipriKHin in nn aitPinpt lo upspt ; Norval Slav's ii'.ini as tlh-y did t'hap- imp Kinu'.s I'nivprsiiy Jiili juad two wprl;s aM. The (irovcrs siarh'd slow j and ImM lo Kucne in (heir first yanip, but have" dpvch.ppd into n j power house the past few wppKs nnd after Iwatins the rammis criddors. went somh to (taKland hiyh behool and whipped tln-m ,"!) In 0. .May has been wurkins liis Sprinc field team ovortiiup this week in tin attpmpt to build up n dpfensp ngainst Orlo Bab'y's (Irovers, and tln gamp, which will bp played on t ho Springfield gridiron, is exppctpd to bp one of the high spots of the sports week hpre. Thp game may put a dpfinite stamp on the football activitios hprp. and pprmit locil fontball followers to re gain thpir Pfpiilihriiim. ir it may fol low thp merry-go-round of events. Kugpne bpat fottage Cirove. The (.rovers bpat I niversity Inch. 1'nivpr sity high )rat Kugene. Kujjpne beat Springfield. Will Springfield complete the cycle by ideating Cottage drove? Xorval May thinks they will, nnd he will send a Mrong lineup onto the field against the Liagley players. Wright will start at left end. with Kasmussen at left tackle, diet wood at left guard and Allen at center, Stevenson will get the call nt right guard. Kord at right tackle nnd 1 1. Stevenson at right end. I.yle will play right half. Ktp.sp, quarter. Anderson fullback and Tliurmnn left half. Squires, the little player who did such excellent passing agaitn-f lOtigene will not start in the backfield but will get in .during the pa inc. as will I ick Wright, right end, and West, nnother lineman. Thurman. who will start nt left half .will prohably po hack to his regular po-t at center after the game gets under way. Miss Case Speaks At Riverview Meet Miss J.ticy Case, state college ex- ' I ension specialist in nutrition, nd ihessed the lliverview hoiup econom- ' ics club nt a mppting in Iliverview I school house Tuesday. She was ac- j companicd by Miss (iertrude h. Skow, Irfuie county home demonstration j agpnt. who had nrrnnged the mepting. j Mrs. (ipojge Harper i chainnau of ' the group there and presided. j Miss Case talked on health nnd its j economic value in the forenoon and in j the afternoon explainer! the digestive ! processes and demons! rated some ex- 1 ereises good for toning the body nnd lor preventing constipation. Plans were made at this gathering I'M" ! he next meeting of the group on Friday, November lo, at the school hoUFe. I Mrs. Beck Returns From Chicago Work Kcturning to Eugene from Chicago, where she attended n meeting of the j world's fair music planning committee ; of which she if a member, Mrs. Anne : LnnrKbiiry Reek, director of music , in Eugene public schools, reported i that the nniic supervisors minmis- j sion has agreed to negotiate with the national supervisor-,' cui fere nee to participate in the musical phases of the fair. "We will participate on n strictly educational bans. Mrs. Meet; sain, "and Ihcn only if the fair officials and the conference commission can settle on terms of participation." The group would hae charge nf nil inii'ic of the pr'inary. secoji'lary and otlege work. d w ill direct it as an educational di-i'.av. Mrs. Beck stated. Public Is Enjoying Use of Golf Course Many peis"iis ar lakiu: advantage of the r.-M-nt riibnr "f the Eugene tjolf nnd Country club, making it ta iitie n-flibtb!e to t he public nt reduced preen fp'. according ,n Tod (iardiiT, cluh professional in charge of the co'if-e. The roure was opened to public pbiv at the firvt of the week under a neu ruling of the club. This permit a in one I" ue (lie 1-liole coure at anr time during the .teek The rntirP i now in tho best shape of its hi-tor. according ! Mr. Oirdner. Semi Is Fined $250 For Possessing Wine Being the owner of 7 paMn of v;ne brought fine of $L'Vl f..r tn ;tfn Smi, l'-" 'ia'field lreet. K'l- 2-n". h"n hm pbaded g-nl'y dne ohr tfir' JustoP of toe I'e.ve i,in .Inbnstfin to n chirgp "f dleaiily i(1K.isins m?"icai n li-pir. erri. r.-si,.. Tned.if hr I'puiy STift .l-'hu CrirH-. "it nn :it.'e to p;t the fnit; and I in the l1tie C'-oiijty Hil. P I iti l.iintf ti.itrr f -' r i if. nti. I if., n fr.?i n in l.;l..t . ,;i J..'ti iivl' fin 'i'v iv'lll'.ll! :'. ,,s is.. ( n.i. v ir ti ; W. R. C. Rummaga Sal S , . l.. .1 at C.l. Ml' l.-'li- 60x74 Double Cotton Blankets 88c Imacina getting t double cot ton blanket for only 8Sr. Here In one In Cray with blue nrl rose striped border, ttltrhed edges. 1 Lb. Wool Batts Guaranteed nll.n-nnl hatt. 88c quilt size. Will not work through comfort covering. 17c Outing, 6 Yards OQq Full 36-Inch striped and plain outing flannel at a very low price. Good weight and heavy nap. Denim Playsuits, HeaVV WPieht bln itonim 88c play suits, regularly ?1.2!. Button fronts and In sizes up to "16. Woolray Batts, each 72x30 wool finished cotton 88c and rayon batt. stitched. A fine quality fluffy batt. Men's Heavy Weight Overalls - 2 FAIRS 88c Here's an opportunity to stock up on Overalls. These are made of 2.20 weight blue den im, with plenty of pockets. Sizes 32 to 42. Girls' Slickers, $1.88 Regular $2.98 Tower brand slickers for girls. The colors are red and green. Sizes 14 to 20. 45c Kotex, 4 for QQc The regular 45c size Kotex -iv specially priced for this sale. Limit four to a customer. Thursday only. Wool Hose, 4 pairs QQ(J x Children's part wool hose. sJU regular 49c value. Skip-rib knit In a choice of fall shades. All sizes. 19x26 Pillows QQc Good size pillows, filled with sJSJ new materials. Good weight, fancy striped ticking. Pillow Cases, 6 for QQc. 42x36 pillow cases regular- ssV ly 19c. Made of fine quality ma terial. An outstanding value. 22x44 Towels, 5 for 88c Heavy weight double thread towels, with blue, gold, rose and green borders. Guaranteed fast, color. Curtain Panels, QSc One special group of regu- s-n lar 1.49 and $1.79 curtain panels at this very low sale price. Curtain Sets, 2 for 88 Five-piece curtain sets with fancy rayon trimming of blue, rose and green. A great value. Tots' Silk Dresses 88c Sizes 1 to 3 In children's wash silk dresses. Delicate pastel shades. Nicely made and trimmed. Crib Blankets, 3 for 88c Usual 49c quality crib blankets, size .10x40. Plain white with blue and pink striped borders. Women's Hose, 2 Prs. 88c Women's part wool hose In new fall shades. Good weight wool rayon and cotton mixture. Girls' Hose, 4 pairs QQc Skip rib rsyon hose for girls. Fine even weave and excel lent weight. Regular 49c quality, 66x80 Part Wool Blankets $1.88 An exceptional part ool blanket at a most interesting price. They come in rlrhhlork plaids, and have deep suteen binding. "Thursday, GOLDEN RULE (o) (cDc Lunch Cloths, 4 for 88c TMald cotton lunch cloths. size 36xl!6. Rose. gold, blue and green plaids. A bargain! Rayon Undies, 2 for Vests, bloomers, combina 88c tion and short ios made of non-run rayon. Plain tailored and fancy trimmed. Table Covers, Each 88c Fancy tapestry table cov ers, si 7.0 31x31. In beaut if ut color ings and designs. Special! Women's Sweaters Plain color coat sweaters 88c for women. V-neck nnd tuxedo styles. Full range of colors and sizes. Tea Aprons, 4 for QQc New tea aprons nf splendid sJLJ quality, fast color prints. Clever new styles. A good buy! Men's Broadcloth Pajamas 88c Guaranteed fast color broad cloth pajamas In slip-on and coat styles. Striped patterns and plain colors. Some with elastic waists. Bordens Prints, 6 yds. QQq Genuine Rordons fast color prints, with a fine cambric finish. 36 incheB wide. Choice of many patterns. Flannelettes, 5 yds. Regular 19c printed flan 88c nelettes at this very low price. Guaranteed fast color. 36 Inches wide. $1.49 Flat Crepe, yd. QQq 36-in. heavy weight printed s flat crepe that is guaranteed wash able. Colorful fall patterns. Cretonnes, 5 yards QQc 36-inch fast color cretonnes ' In gay cheery patterns. Choose several yards at this low price. Men's and Boys' Slip-On Sweaters 2 for 88c A sweater bargain If there ever was one. Plain and fancy slip-on sweaters for men and hoys at a give-away price. Re sure to see them. Stevens Spreads, $1.88 T'sual $2.!8 quality Stev ens Rayon spreads, size ftixlofi. New designs in all the wanted colors. Table Damask, 2 yds. &S-inch table d.im;ik with 88c fancy wide striped borders of roRe, gold and green, 2 yards SSc. Challies, 7 yards 88c es. 36-Inch printed challies fine weight and excellent patterns for quilts. Regular 15c quality, Printed Crepe, 5 yds. SO-lnch printed pllne crepe 88c guarantee fsM colors. Many new patterns suitable for gowns and pajamas. OAND WILLI AHETTE Friday and Saturday Men's Dress Shirts 2 for 88c Collar attached style dross shirts In new striped and nov elty patterns. Stzes 14H to 17. The finest shirt value we have ever offered. Rayon Crepe, 2 yds. QQ.Q, 36-inch rrlnled rayon crepe special for three days only. Rrand new fall patterns that are good looking. Rayon Undies, 4 for QQq, Of non-run rayon In pnntle, step-in and bloomer styles. Fancy applique trimming. Girl's Coats, Fur trimmed rents for $1.88 girls from 2 to 6. Heavy weight woolen materials, warmly lined. A bargain! Cotton Batts, 2 for QQc One pound China cotton batts. full quilt size. 72x00. A pure white soft fluffy batt. Girl's Raincoats $1.88 Girl's flannel lined rain coats with bereta to match. Full belled models. Sizes 7 to 14. Choice of colors. New Umbrellas, Plain color umbrellas $1.88 with fancy handles. 16 rib frames, and guaranteed 111 every way. Women's Unions, 2 for QQq Good weight cotton unions. sJU with rayon stripe. Sleeveless knee length styles. All sizes. White Outing, 10 yds. QQq 27-inrh heavy weight out- sJU ing flannel. Finn weave and well napped. Limit ten yards. Table Lamps, each QQc Pottery table lamps com- sJU plcta with socket and cord. Parch ment shades In several designs. Infant's Jackets QQc Quilted Jap silk Jackets for sJO Infants. Pink and blue with nov. elty trimming. Carriage Robes, 88c Or .Tap silk, quilted. Size 23x33 Inches. Pink and blue shades. Kxceptlonnlly low priced. Fabric Gloves, 2 prs. QQq Women's fabric gloves In slip-on nnd button cuff styles. All new fall shades. Lunch Cloths, each QQ,C All linen lunch cloths, size sJU S2x."i2. Fast color striped borders in rose, blue, green and gold. Lunch Sets, each QQc Guaranteed all linen lunch uu sets, cloth size 43x1.1, four mipklna size 11x11. Fast color bolder. 80x105 Spreads, 88c Large nire cotton crinkled bedspreads In roue, blue, gold and green, (iuaranteed fast color. 2 Momme All Silk Pongee 4 yards 88c There's Junl 500 yards nf this wonderful pongee at this very low price, so be sure to get your share of ;t early Thiirn day. 33 Indies wide and gov ernment stamped. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUONTITIES EUGENE aMrjr Boot Sox, 5 pairs 88c Men's heavy weight, part. wool hoot rox in blue with whita striped tops. A 25c value! Boys' Shirts, 2 for QQc Roys' good weight cotton sJvJ flannel shirts in sizes 6 to 14'4. New fancy patterns. Two pockets. Men's Pajamas, 8Rc Men's outing flannel pa- sU Jnmns. slip-on and coal styles. Fancy striped outing. Sizes A-B-C-D. Sport Coats, each Men's cotton Jersey sports 88c conts. fleeced lined. V-neck styles In brown and gray. All sizes. Boys' Sox, 5 pairs QCc Roys' heavy weight, wool s-v boot sox that are a dandy value. Brown with red striped topr 46-Inch Oilcloth 5 yards 88c Splendid weight and quality oilcloth specially priced for this sale. In plain colors white and fancy patterns. A supor-speclnl. Frisco Jeens, pair M gg Genuine "Can t Rust 'em" black Frisco Jeens at a new low price. All sizes. Men's Dress Sox, 6 pr. QQq Fine gauge rayon dress box s-'s. for men specially priced for this event. New patterns In all sizes. Boys' Slickers $1.88 Yellow and olive green slickers, sizes 1J1 to 16. Tower brand and other makes. Somo Irregulars. Cashmere Sox, 4 prs. QQf Men's fine quality cashmere sox in oxford gray and natural, Sizes 94 to 12. Women 'b Fast Color House Frocks 2 for 88t There's a world of style In these house frocks at this bar gain price. Of guaranteed fast color materials, in smart, new fall patterns. All sizes. Wool Dress Sox, 4 prs QQq Men's part wool dress sox sJVJ In fancy patterns and neat clock ings. All new colors and In every size. Boys' Wash Suits, Juvenile suits with hroarf. 88c loth bliiuses and fancy worsted trousers. Guaranteed washable. Sizes to 8. . Coat Sweaters, Men's gray cotton coat 88c sweaters In sizes 36 lo 46. Roll collar and two pockets. Men's Lined Gloves, Part wool lined ra peak In 88c gloves for men. Snap cuff style. An excellent driving glove. Black or brown. 'lJiiVO r'li'i . J HEW SCHAEFERS BLDG. All Wool Auto Robes $2.88 Heavyweight, guaranteed all wool auto robes, size 60xSO. In plain colors and checked patterns. A great robe value. Boys' Shirts, 2 for QQc Fast color broadcloth ahlrts for boys In plain colors and fancy patterns. Sizes 6 to 141-,. Work Shirts, 2 for 88c Men'a heavy weight blue chamhray work shirts. Full size and properly made. Two pockets. Sizes 14Va to 17. Boys' Sweaters, 88c Boys' coat sweaters In gray only. Large roll collar, two pockets, sizes 26 to 36. A good warm sweater. $5.98 Part Wool Blankets $3.88 Here is a wonderfully fins soft, warm blanket with un usually strong wearing qual ities. Size 70xS(l. In novelty checks and plaids, deep sateen binding. Boot Sox, 2 Pairs 88c Men's all wool boot, box. extra long length. In white and colors and a usual 69c value. Men's Shorts, 2 Prs. Men's elastic waist broad 88c cloth ahorts, alzea 30 to 40 waist. Guaranteed faat color. Well made. Men's Caps, 2 for 88c Correctly atyled dress caps for men. Made with unbreakable visors. New patterns. Child's Wool Sweaters 88c All-wool slipover sweaters for children from 2 to 6. V-neck styles In plain colors. Contrasting trims. Men's Felt Hats 88c Rlack and brown felt hats sJsJ for men. Snap brim and rolled edge atylea. Sizes 67, to 7?j. Boys' Unions, 2 for QQ(j Boys' cotton ribbed union sJi suits In gray random color only. Sizes 6 to 16. Long sleeve, ankle length style. Flannel Shirts Men'a cotton flar.nel shirts In sizes 15V4 to 17H. Good full make with two. button pockets. Playsuits, 2 for QQc Hickory striped playsulta sJCJ for children, regular B9c value. Slzea 3 to 8. Three day special. House Slippers, Pr. Women's all-wool felt house 88c slippers with padded leather soles. Sizes 3 to 8 In all wanted colors. Rayon Undies, 4 for Pantle, step in bloomer and 88c shortle styles, mnde of non-run rayon with fancy applique trim. Rayon Shirts, 3 for QQc Men's rayon shirts In pink. sJU peach and blue. Sizes 36 to 46. Generously sized and usually sold at 39c. Rayon Hose, 4 Pairs QQq Women'i fine gauge ray- on hose, service weight. F.very new fall shade and full range of sizes. Men's Work Shirts 2 for 88c Fine yarn hlue rhamhrar work shirts, good weight and well made. Two button through pockets, triple stitch ed, coat style. 3G0LDEN RULE J GOLDEN RULEC rI .-liiaj XuBlI GOLDEN RULE f 1 " 11 11 1 I GOLDEN RULE r
