Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 13, 1931, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Page Thret 'TCity News Notes - - .-L-Messlah, McArthur flea"" i "1 (j p. m.J fftrt- " Monday Kjwanis luncheon "n,burn hotel (13 noon) -u-clty council meet- "S?t.n (730 p. m.); ,tJ institute, fairgrounds building group, l-iJr of commerce (7:30 ?funi taxpayers meet t, chamber of commerce '""e'ffla; for . f,ui of the rodent control com- cil in Eugene Saturday. SriO t 10 a. in. to plan the rk Stanley G. Jewett, in ml' W. ,.j,.i nredatory animal ork in Oregon, was here ,, with O. 8. Fletcher, uentrresarding the meeting fkSniai a summary of his A ta rSt control here during " t..r. He was accompanied ? filter Hight, predatory animal ind Hugh Fugate, chairman K'nt control committee of Kological surrey. .abtr Sands Telegram jEnam of greetings and best i to fmer Oregonians in ? -. D C. to be read at the I?!Xtuut of the Oregon society ?lt city was sent by the Eugene tXr of commerce Fridny Let (ram E J- Adams, member of P.j.mI trade commission and state that the din ffSelated to be held in the Ken 5,vrren hotel Saturday evening idely advertised and sev- hmdred former Oregonians were iSd to attend. Over 200 pounds 5Co paP ws sent hJ tl,e !?e?' IKr of commerce to be used in 5u the table imrti Displayed 'ft, Eugene chamber of commerce l linuinr a fine window display of S placed there by George A. 5 prominent grower of these 52? Oregon nuts. A special fea- the assortment of pictures of Eii trees showing their large S, Mr. Dorris received a letter 6 fr" t"e 0hi. State Agn dJml college, asking hi. opinion on ZaA cultural methods of these Si Within the past few weeks sev nl tirties from eastern states have bJ special trips to Eugene to con fer with Mr. Dorris and one party tai British Columbia arrived to get lirt, on land suitable for filberts. Biktiati Party Ihs annual Christmas party for not ppnple of the First Christian itith Christian Endeavor was an imt of Friday evening at the church dJ thirty attended. Games were tori followed by an exchange of ifi which will be presented the city ...i. Hnfrpshments were tani and the committee in charge m Dorothy Bain, loyni Aycioiotr ul Lucille Beresford. The social ... TCanrin WNlinms. Rill toiels. Bob Bonis and Mina Barton. Jmj Bain and Victor I'heips are nci twrs tor the eroup and Mr. and Mrs. Mfj Crawford were patrons for tMpirty. W. B. A. Elects Mn Ann's Erlckson was named sretident of the Women's Benefit ns Kution at the lodge session Fridny trains and other officers follow: Xn Ira Merrell, vice-president; Mrs. Ifliin Wheeler, past president; Mrs. Lmiie Johnson, recording secretary nJ treasurer; Mrs. Mollie Schimel, eaipliin: Mrs. Isnbellc Erickson, lady ifpnmonies, and Mrs. Rosalee Jack m was named the third member of to auditing committee. Installation sfll he held January 8 and Mrs. Julia V.Ward, state organizer, has been in M to act as Installing officer. tut Bs.elscted Edward Vogt has been re-elected uttr ot tne grange of Santa Clara, J"i aerved very satisfactorily dur- tie past year, he other officers are as follows: A. A. Robi- ttae. Overseer' Mr. TTimnnkar. lpn- r. Carl Boehringer, steward: ftoy vra, assistant stewnrd; Mrs. at Swejy, chaplain; Mrs. Minnie Wa. treasurer; Owen A. Thomp .wretrT; E. E. Ross, gatekeep er Mrs. Clinton PhpTem. tnHv flu. M"t steward; Mrs. Roy Overgaard. Kdwnrd Vogt, Pomona; m. Rheinholdt. Flora. Bruised In Collision R. D. Dickinson, (WO Eleventh JJJ east, wns severely bruised 2" a. ear she wns driving and one J hy Paul R. Smith. 1410 Moss SJ. collided at the Intersection of '"nne east and Agate wet Friday afternoon. Both cars 2 badly dnmsged. Mrs. Dickin J""T Is not serious, according oty police report, Officers- &ton Hnrey Ko. fonr and aiiTtl Slw ViT f1"" Frll",y "'nin De- lr uie reciunr nusiness Ml V"1 election of officers was orte was named E 5 : T i"ian Dntsnn. vice 'Jt; Mr. s,.1rr, r.riPctPfl ,.. HlVl" 'J"'T- Installation will be '""oe tune during January. R..,,c,e4 r,vv w" re-elected master at nSi" c"n" ' H last meet- """'" elected were as 1 1 V " Ak"rsnn, overseer: Mrs. ttn'i'OZ"""-- 1 Cheshire, naiiey and Augustine BilL assistant stewards. (1 A rir.w gatekeeper: Clair Cheshire, chaplain; tlaiel Smith, secretary; Ernest Lingo, Art Stingley and John Fhillips, execu tive committee. Meets Thursday The Fairruount Preshvterlsn Mta. sionary society will meet Tuesilnv afternoon at 2:45 in the primary hall of the church at which time Miss Helen w niteaker, missionary to China, nui speiiji. I SAW A small boy hauling home two small Christmas trees on a little wagon. A he rounded corner, the trees rolled off the wagon, but the boy failed to notice this and proceeded on for a block before he dis covered his loss E, D. C. What Did You See? Mission Circle Meets The Young Matrons' Home Mission ary circle of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. E. A. Johnson at raw Monroe street Mondav at S n. m. Mrs. C. F. Gordinler will be as sistant hostess. Mrs. Emll Tripp will lead the devotions and Mrs. Marion T. Warlick will give the lesson. The members are asked to bring toys for iinristmas. Westway Club Airs. Harry s. Bartow wm be host ess for the covered dish luncheon and meeting of the Westway club of the Women s Benefit association A ednes- day afternoon at twelve-thirty o'clock at her home. Ihere will be a Christ mas party and an exchange of gifts costing not more than twenty-five cents. Men on Vacation M. L. Hoist, junior forester In the Cascade national forest, F. A. Davis, ranger in charge of the West ern Lumber company timber sales at Westfir, and Smith L. Taylor, ranger in charge of the station at McKenzie Bridge, nave startea meir annum leave of absence. Mr. Davis and Mr. Taylor are in Eugene from their re spective stations. Boys Lose Bicycles Stanley Bnlly, 1169 Washington street, and Roy Rose, Twenty-fifth ., -.1 Tni.tlati etcont liltA fl large number of other boys left their bicycles outside the Mcljonaid ineatre Sntnrdny afternoon while thev at tended the show and when they came out they were missing. The police were notified and a search is being made. From McKenzie Bridge Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wacksmuth, proprietors of the Log Cabin Inn at McKenzie Bridge, visited Eugene on a week-end shopping trip. They re ported about 10 inches of snow at McKenzie Bridge with conditions ideal for skiing. The road between there and Eugene is now in good condition with the rough spots ironed out of the construction jobs. Services Listed Sunday services at the Full Gos pel Assembly, Springfield, will be Sunday school, 0:45 a. m.: morning service, 11 o'clock; afternoon service, 2:30 o'clock; evangelistic service, 7:30 o'clock. A fellowship service will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with several speakers. Bernard To Speak A. Bernard will speak on "Life Insurance as Property" at the De cember meeting of the Brotherhood of the Congregational church, Mon day evening. Dinner will be served at 6:30. There will be musical num bers by Dr. J. H. Mes, cellist. Visitors will be welcome. Twenty Examined Twenty applicanta for automobile drivers' licenses were examined Sat urday by Glenn Bown, In charge of examinations in this district.1 This Is the largest number examined in one day here for a long time, Mr. Bown said. Appointments Asked Petitions asking the appointment of V. C. Mowreader, present road pa trolman at Mercer Lake, and of E. O. Gilmore to succeed Ben Minney in road district 55, at Vida, were re ceived Saturday by the county court. Club Meeting Postponed There will be no meeting of the Garden club for December, the next regulnr gathering to come on the third Wednesdny of January, accord ing to Mrs. E. B. Parks, president. Star Club Meeting The Star club of Blue River ehnp ter. Order of Eastern Stnr Is to meet neit Fridny afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. G. Weinrick. Firemen Called Out The city firemen were called out for a fine fire at Sixth avenue west snd Madison street at 7:40 o'clock Sntnrdny morning. Friday afternoon CITY NEWS CONTINUED ON PAGE 15 PRACTICAL GIFTS Will he In vogue this Christmas. Whv not give him a Wherrie Mer chandise Certificate for any amount vou wish certificate to he applied on a Wherrie tnilored-to-mensure Suit or Overrnnt. Phone 2701 -J C. J Ful ton. 30 W. 10," for complete Informa tion. Varsity Brand Potato Chips Mnyonnalse, horseradish, mustard. rhone 8. E. Stevens for piano toning. YOUR CHRISTMAS PACKAGES Can Be Most Easily and Quickly Sent by RAILWAY EXPRESS TT ! to convenient, too. Simply notify our office b? Phone, post or person, and a vehicle will call for Hern within prescribed limits. You can save time and roub!e at very reasonable cost, and eecure fast, de portable service. loa can senA a n m rA fmltn and nuts ? to eh cents to any place In the United States -pi Florida, Ask for Our Special Holiday Label RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY Phone 20 8' p- Depot Grounds Eugene, Oregon I & THE OLDEH RULg A I uvAra; w a Awti e tugtnt ntn ownMrm dwi II ri ;', Monday! A Sale Of KSffl f - FRAMED PICTURES 6 frrN- Lis' nh b" that Is nn- ! . - -. ... . - , Hand tailored, wool lined ties, W H'J s"at in weave and value. KT 7S3S5s C VI lw,y cnt,,bI , 1 v Every wanted winter shade. V tWV I new fancy patterns and rich h-m-l In gift folders If you wish. I jJV, EfL I " mason i.. Cfayra&Ws 0mu"" mk 11!-" mISMSm pt"lo,"ll II '1113 2 I eW I 1MI II II lffl S! LbLn:f Rnv ThPm Fnr Gifts or For Your Hotiip! S'?JkL"OS i I I 'EJ And in the new popular size. Ill a o-1-a; ' j? T- l a III in the smartest fashion, All mmmmmmM I I A very practical gift. Ill A OeieCUOIl OI rOpUiar OUOjeClS Ml siaes. Pnvr,lff Size 12x16 Size 16 to 20 Men's DCTQ 1 1 III KJSVSX VJ III III ta n, Rt I I I na toe am w IXAK JJV y Jt JJ Z Jf airs (tffi jmr 1 1 OOl Christmas time is handkerchief ' Embossed, Two-Tone Moulding Black and Gold Moulding Kor 49e T0U Mn wl tw0 DaIr, f ff I I I X , X A time, and we've a wonderful ... .,.,, . . t t , .. , ... of fancy rayon dress box, Jf III X. Jl selection of boxed 'kerchiefs Her0 are tnat wln Pleas8 the woman whose pride is her home, for there s nothing packed in a Christmas box IsWJCJ I I IsMss f sTsI at this moderate price. ' cheap about these pictures except the price. And the choice of subjects Is very unusual. ready for gift giving. All sizes. . II III 1 FOR GIFT HOSIERY CATV tf WHFITY TflYQdflll BUY GIFTS OF HUMMING BIRD OMiLli OI W MtKiKilb 1 U 1 9 JUU RAYON LINGERIE fqr A T0Y FURNITURE 4QC a I I J 1 XVrmWiJ'J Sensational Reductions In These Two Lines "sfc mM -yrTW 'j Toys. And In Plenty of Time for Christmas. PAr AUSilk Automobiles Airplanes Furniture Vpanties gFTj) Cradle Foot Z that were CA QO 1 thst wa (J QQ 2 Table and Chair Bets, Step-InS Iff French Heel $7.98, Now ......... Jpl" $7.98, now VH.vr $6.98 value, $4 93 Bloomers (v flrMJI New Shades $5.93 Scooters i "Z"cJ 8.t, WyW ! o.ao, ow ...... -s- 8 Vg You'll be delighted with LAjS jfi This Christmas 05c buys h.t w,. ' fs n n (ha w,. A nA Nnul j)5.30 tl16 ",,e quality rayon YrV X , a gift of hosiery with all I- $6 98 51 98 under-tlilngs we're ahow- Vl 7 the usual Humming Bird Now PO.0O $3.48, Now I iwO stralnht and Rook I no ' ' Prlc """I'' M-Sfl? fashion and finish, from -.,,..., .h.t ,r. " art. Chairs Plain tallorerf or trimmed Cl&.fjy Picot top to French heel. 2 that were $ that were f AQ ,. 7Qr styles of excellent quality ? No charge for gift boxes. $12.48, Now 9 ' w $2.98, Now J I W $1.23 Usually. Now run-resist rayon. s- Airplanes 1 that was CA QQ $7.98, Now Scooters 1 that was J-f QO $3.48, Now 4 I iM 3 that were P 4 An $2.98, Now ) I f W I "Ms L :f All Leather Handbags $J.34 Th finest bncs you've ever seen at such a low price. Genu. Ine lent her, in most every wanted style. Black and brown. 1 Smart, New Rayon Pajamas 98c Colorful rayon pajamas In clever one-piece styles. Gay contrasting trimming. Materials of excellent weight and quality. Cm Costume Jewelry 95 We're a la re select Ion t necklaceri, in satin linv) flft boxe, tha t a re splendid for Christmas diving, and only 05c. Here you will find alft slippers for the whole family. Mother, Fath.r, Brother, Sister and Baby, nd the selection and values are especially good this season. Women's Felt Slippers Padded Sole and Heel. 49c 69c 98c Men's Women's Leather Leather Everett Slippers Padded Leather Red or Black Sole and Heel Padded 8ole $1.49 98c PAIR PAIR WARM, SHEEPLINED Men's Felt Slippers Padded Sole and Heel. For Women 89c and $1.23 Boys' Felt Slippers 69c For Children 59c to 98c Girls' Felt Slippers 69c 79c -98c Men's Leather Romeo Leather Sols Rubber Heel $1.69 PAIR SLIPPERS For Men 98c and $1.49 Childs' Felt Slippers 49c Men's New Crepe Squares 98 Rich, colorful rayon squares, that are guaranteed washable. In light and dark shades, am) a choice of new patterns. Men's Shirts And Shorts 49 EACH lis yon shirts In plain colors and broadcloth shorts In pat terns that men like. Give him a set of these for Christmas. All sixes. Men's Pajamas $p9 Pajamas make fine gifts and we're showing an unusual seleo tion at $1.-0. Coat and flip on styles, with elastic waists. Popular Toys At Popular Prices Mechanical Trains Climbing: Tractor 3 98 All Steel Wagons Toy ironing Boards 18-inch Dressed Doll Electric Range 98 Complete Wind-tip trains rnmpMe with trark, rrjrin. coal rsr and thr" freight enrs. And It has a bill that ring. ft ft The famous "Marx" climb ing trsctor. that la the do light of erery small boy. In bright colors or plain silrer. At 0e. S3.48 lSiSfl all steel wagon, with rubber tires and disc wheels. Iteinforeefl st points of wear. Bee It In the toy section. '69 What little girl wouldn't like to liare an ironing board like mother's. This one fulds up and Is 2.1 inch's long. S1.98 TM mama doll hnn a whitft omnnriy 1ni, rubber pniitiM and ornandr bonnet. And It hat moveablo eyas. 50 98" A' rest electric range with a guaranteed element. It has an oren and two pistes. Kouipped with kettle and pan.