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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1932)
Jannarv 8 THE EUGENE REGISTER OUARD Part Four DECORATED! POSSIBLE WITHOUT IIP FROM EUROPE Br CAJfB RIDGE ASSOCIATES T6 do:o dajs of 1&31 4ior4 wr aiitr7 i b seats stats of neree. Lra-'t or pmiw uximj , faired or Bon-eristsM. E rrJtj of moBieipalitjes is ";T poor, i Eaplorsebt is at a kw el. -J - - - r fWrwvcilB from i . . . t km mm- hiely vnmatnmn 01 w iai ; nwroer i rlr tti the f"- ertuBent and tie fore rumen t little, tror tian the tanks. iroraiw raBMtiti o4 JrxiurtriM that enp-j port h. Oar tammy fcss all the-, srenl-h tM tvnrc-x that it b4 to. J&29. Wist if all the credits abroad, should proee SDeolleerible? Their, sarrefate amosnt it uf!irM eompared to tU wealth of this rows- tr?, . . ....... Onr bsnsers awl ont;n leader.; kae beeorae nndtslr sensitita to Iel political developments in Europe When the Hitlerites in Germany Base gain in some remote German nnni'ipal eietion onr securities hase sinking spell: jet I beliere prae tirtlij it makes not tbo aliahtest difference to the business of tbu eotratrr whether Hitler or Braiw determines German policies. should derote oor tiro and energy , to derelotiin awl protecting the homo market and forget Koropo or rothr leare ita problems to oar IradTS who can bo troeted to do what it best for onr rotintry. Support Leaders 1 A bora all. each one of na. whet-1 ew hia or hr particular politics: mar be. should stand br and nt.rort' oor leaders in foeernment. There ia no belter example, in mT )" ment, of real patriotism than the way la which tbo English people, bate rallied to their leader, we should do the aame in the nation. atalea and manicipaliliee.- It seemei to me the sererest tett of democracy . . ..... i - t i . nAnnlel la www. . . , will rally o th aapoort of their! enofen leaaeri. ium wv - 1 tiro deteiopment would be for our people to aay to their repreeentatirea l ... i. .t.t. leridlaturef. in mnnrrioal eonnciH: "Vit wil ; sot onlenanc partiaanihip and aelflah political puyi. Wo want onr leadera aupoiied aa lonf ai tiey remain In offlco." The electrle tadtntry baa anffered with other in-iuatriea In tbia da preuion. We bar a laxfe plant In vestment not presently needed. But. by .and lare. tha industry has nrored iU aiabillty. The depreenon may remoro from tbo industry some . eleraenta and practieea that were not healthy for the rest of the Industry. Erery crisis does this. But the In- ' dastry will emrrf o stronrer and founder than ever. Industry t tbo bnrden of aitraea fant foeernment We are no dif ferent from other industries in this reapoct. Our customers must be mad to realise that the watte and extravagance in forernmeot more and mora will fall on tbem. The re . doction In rattre that has been steady durlnjt the last decade may bo atopped by the burden of aup portinf certain aetieitiea of oern ment, which are. to a substantial xtent, parasitical and onneressary. I bellere there la a double duly of arery American business man In this New Tear first, be ahonld hare confidence that conditlona will im prove dnrini tha cominc year; sec ond. If hla own circumstances per mit be should do ererrthin not'ihle to relieve distress by contributing; ' amployroent or money or both to those who bare no employment. Frand D. Comerford. Oregon's Pacific Good Will Tour Get Much Praise I I I , I II V ! II v II i . litaaasssasasasiasasaslaasp OFVETS' Satorday aifht, Jan. 84, Is tha date set for tho annual reunioa of the members of the 3Mh and 39th artillery it was announced FrMay by Art Moses, commander of Willamette post. Veterans of Forelm Wars. The date waa decided vpon at the regular meet in? of the post Thursday nichu The &5tb and 3Sh reximenta were recruited laraejy from the Oregon ; national guard onita of coast artillery and bole were sent to t ranee. lr. Moses announced that other heavy artillerymen who served during the war are invited to attend the affair. The re'mion will be held in the armory. It will brin with a dinner !at 7 o'clock andhis will be followed by a get-together meeting and pro gram. Mr. Moses said Friday H la ex pected that at least Vf) ex-artillerymen will be present. At last year's event the attendance was around IV). Invitations are being sent to all tha members of thes two regi-menta. Hippy to be back In Ameri or so it would seem from this pic ture was La Argentina, noted Spanish dancer. She's seen hers aa ahe arrived In New York. Tha Spanish government recently swarded her a medal In recogni tion of her terpslchorean ability, meDdations made are: That scholar ships to athletea are justifird'aod that they should be considered comparable to other academic acholarships; that compulsory military training at uni versities and colleges should be abol ished; that the United fltaiea should enter the league of nations and the world court; that the United States should pot protect loveetmente of American citizens in foreirn countries by force; sod that prohibition ihould be abolished. The principal pnrpose of the gath ering waa to discuss problems of stu dent government, student life, and student activities. Hate) and Brazil nuta rank first In food value, followed by the chestnut, almond, walnut and peanut. Nettles atlng because on their Iravea there are fine brittle hairs skin when the bsira are broken, containing poison which enters the Doctors to Handle Indigent Cases County Indigent cases in need of medical attention and hospitalisation will be handled through the Lane County Medical society, It waa an nounced after a meeting of this group Thursday night. Cases of illness that would be class ed as county cases and reported at Junction City. Florence. Cottage Grove. Springfield or other pointa outaide Eugene will be handled by physirisns residing there, it was an nounced, and cases In need of hos pitalisation wil! bo bandied in Eugene as before. The new plan la in the interest of economy. W.C.T. U. Observes World Prayer Day The Eugene W. C. T. V. observed International day of prayer Thursday, at tha Firat Christian church. For tha program, aeveral local Me lon were present for talks and to lead in prayer. Among them were Rev. D. E. Baker. Baptist: Itev. R. E. Clark, pastor of the Fairmount Presbyter ian church; Bev. Frank S. BeisteL pastor of the United Lotheran church: Misa Dorothy .Vyland. Metho dist Episcopal church. Mrs. J. E. Richmond sang a solo, accompanied by Misa Imo Ruyle. Representatives from the various churches led in prayer. The W. C. T. TJ. Is to hsve Hs next regular meeting on January 20 at the home of Mrs. M. T. Mitchell. I i Hi Brian Mimnauxh, prsidnt of th AifocUUd .Student! of the ltilrriiity of Ortfou, bat rrtarnd to tht csmnui ftT tpndinc th holidays attnl.t.c tntct.nr of tht National Bturimt ftdtratioD brM at Toledo, Ohio, in the , latter part of December. Tha first official act of th ronfer &c waa to pana a refutation com mending; tha tnlvernlty of Oregon on to project of sending three atudenta on to Pacific In "in good-will debate tour and -fating that more progrrna in thia type of endcarnr had been made at the 1'nivreity of Oregon than at enr other arhool In the I'nited Hla tett. The d'legMea aleo rolred their approval of tha joiimnliMic actlrltiea being carried on at tht university, atating that the Oregon ayttem waa ideal. The conference waa divided Into aereral part, each oonnidenng ar lout phaaea of to pica of Interest to mllege fttiiHenl. Amnr the recnm FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Potatoes 50 Lb. Bag 40' Grapefruit (Sweat, Juicy Arizona, large sire) 6 For 20C Bananas 4 Lbs. IS Oranges Large alia, wast and Juloy 2Doz. 25C ROYAL CLUB Jell Powders All Flavors Each Corn Meal 9 Lb. Sack 25' Quick DESSERT (St choice of J fruit flavors tAsk for Jeibxrell QutJttr? Winner of the Grand Prize at PARIS. And so esy to make, you NEED NO RECIPE. SeU only in thi Bath Tissue 4 Rolls 19c Pure Lard 8 Lb. Pail w Bulk Salad Oil Quart 18 Gallon 69 Bring Container Classic Soap 10 Bars 25' Hills Red Can COFFEE Pound 36C Pastry Flour 49 Lb. Sack 95' MEAT SPECIALS Pure Lard, pound 7Vl2c Swift Bacon Squares, pound . . .9C Lamb Stew, pound 4C Lamb or Beef Roast, pound. . 10' Lamb Chops, pound 10c Sugar Cured Hams, pound . . . 16c 1 Again irl my Stores load th way to greater sav ings sur passing all former ef forts to bring you van great er Food V a I us s. Foods from tha world's flnaat mar eats, chosen for t h a I r g n u I n good n s a a, rs offered a t lowaat p o ss I b I prices. ,MyjL R t rrtembap, It'i bar. gain tlma II the tlmi your neigh bo hood Safe, way Store. Follow your money, si y, Ing urgj do your shopping at Safeway where low prices and q u a 1 1 1 y foods art m ik Ing friends of everyone. , Cheese Oregon Best Xow with Macaroni lb. 14c Leadership Values for January 8,9and 11 Large 2 J Tins of Oregon Canned Pears DOZEN $1.19 each lOtl FLOOR Safeway, made from Selected Hard Wheat Buy a Barrel at this Price. lb. Sack 49 Pineapple DOZEN $1.19 Broken Matched Slices Fine for Salads IVz tins 9C WHITE KING Granulated Soap or Par The Leaders Either 95c SUGAR 10 Pure Cane, Fine Granulated Lbs. 45c SALT Maximum, Plain or Iodized 2 lb. Shakers each 5c EGGS Large Fresh Extras from Local Ranches dozen 23c Gats Fisher's Oregon Oats, the Kind with a Flavor All its Own i package 34c STARCH Calumet, Corn or Gloss Large 1 lb. Package each 5c 9 lb. bag 29c MILK Maximum, tall tins Rich Canned Milk 4 for 25c NO SALES TO DEALERS Syrup Pure Cane and Maple, Maximum few can equal. 5 lb. tin 59C Bananas Golden Ripe, 5 lbs. 15c Salad Oil Bent for drop frying. In Bulk, Our Price Quart 19c Bacon Pork Steak WVV" Grain Feed Eastern and Sugar Cured Oaf Ib. I5i2c- 5 HamS Swift's Premium Short Ribs Ba,",ior Boiling Beef lb. lb- $C Lard Open Kettle Rendered Pot Roast ib. 7Vc Shoulder Cuts - 71 n Steak Any Cut 'b- 7 2C ,b. 9V2C Link Sausage Pork Roast Pure Tork . , , Lean and Tender Ib. 13C lb. 8y2c TOILET CREPE 5 Rolls in a Shopping Bag all for ISC Prunes Local Italian Sized Just Right 5 lbs. 19c Rice Blue Rose Fancy, Get Your Supply Now! 4 lbs. 19c Beans Full Size Red Mexican Beans, Try gome in Ch 5 lbs 15c i Phone 2S9 Broadway & Oak Eugene, Oregon Broadway & Olive Phone 1815 WE DELIVER FREE
