Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 28, 1932, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text28. 1932. THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Page THrei City News Notes - - WHAT'S DOINB " " Thursday , :30p.m.-t:"e Crest Com- Jiri m"f. Methodist Ep.s- & Friday m . .-Poultry day. Farm .conference, chamber of ui Cottage Grove high, Pnetishgr'- ,rMPin,"Eu7ene have received '"! H Wwnrd Fortmiller, nephew ?! ,itT has been named resident '""for the Anoker hospital, f'S'l Minn nr. Fortrailler re- j lis A. B. degree at the if. f Orecon and last June V M. D -degree at the SJd scbooi in Portland. He is irring his interneship at St. will finish there in July, ft . S Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jiller of Albany, Ore. oCngl"gereve for Friday will t.,fe benefit card party to be given Srt. Eugene I. 0. O. F. and Re to tte rv"". ... t n o. P. tnni. rt two gronP " raising .funds to Jr.rlin their state conventions here 1 .nmmer. t-in toe cuiuiuicure i". If p Tv Friday are Mrs. Ashley n Jhran Mrs. James Pearson. Mrs. K poolf Mrs. Inez Bradley, Z Martha Littlefield. Mrs. Geor obev. Mrs. G. N. Frazcr, Mrs. Sward Volkatorf. Ti 6v fj!r'irn..l,tr of America . a Slay. "The Whole La is Talking," Friday evening at Osry's hall at 8 o'clock Rev. Mi Dunn is directing the play. In 2, cart are Al Hoffman. Miss Eliza uih Wilh'lm. Dunne Himber, irgil ttintl. Gabriel Fnrrer, John Mc Prr. M ss Pearl BArrin'a Amort, and Ed Riley, dm to Meet Erery Woman's Bible class of the ftttral Presbyterian church is to ittt Friday afternoon at the church it 3 o'clock. The topic will be "The ,pri of Luke." Rev. Milton S. fffbtr, pastor of the church, is to oplain the chief characteristics of liij book and tell how it differs from the other gospels. All women inter tal are invited to attend these Mttinss held weekly on Friday aft ttnoon. Mitlo Teachers Meet The monthly luncheon and meeting tl the Eugene Music Teachers as lociation will be held Monday noon it the Eugene hotel. Miss Jessie M. lilt, Mme. Rose McGrew, and Mrs. Bufurd Roach are to be the com iitt in charge. Mme. McGrew is to pre t talk. Mrs. Roach wil lsing ml solos, and Miss Tait will play ifelin numbers. Tl Give Talk Dr. J. E. Richmond of the South mi Willamette Dentnl society is to rre the weekly talk over KORE Friday at 9:30 o'clock. His topic will k "Dental Mnl-Formation and Cor-Rrtion." tranite Unloaded A carload of Canndinn granite was Bloaded Thursday by the Lake Mon- anental Works. The company has just ampleted a memorial art exhibit in CemDis. Opni Office Eugene friends have received cards UMinicing that Dr. Floyd Dodds hns epened a dentnl office in Portland it 602 Selling building. He is the M-ia-law of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. inter of this city. hi Services The Latter Pay Saints church Is "Ming a conference Sunday after- Mftn r- fl Afanlnn - 1 . 11' ,1 In "I lllC -. M with W. R. Sloan, president of ounnwcsi state mission, giving iddress. Iisii from Trip Miss Mamie Densmnre of the Dens-"we-Leonard shop and Mrs. E. Hei- 1 Of th lloi,UI l.of .!,.. ... timed from attending the spring m ijoa Angeles and San Ituciico. Pwniir Resident Here J. Hull, who founded the Red imig store here 30 years ago. ""in Euspne Wednesday afternoon, borne is in Salem. fin) Put Ouf AiS'Uirc ,ns',l h.v a hot stove "' .Eleventh avenue west was Sf it 10 a "epnr,raent Th,,rs Listed" 4 br are Only Half of the Women tus,ne Acting Wisely?" will be W STOMACH? 17 Than fcu r t . . "in. Stomach D,hZ. out..:. " "ir T.bletr For ii i . Itr, Pf ocemd from COSM trill discussed in the sermon of Arthur iMng, evangeusr, at tne revival ThllrHv A.jinin. kAAi.l . - nuiuiiuu. lu luc church are now 51. Two more nighta remain ror in revival services. In California Mrs. Frederick G. Swanton and her mother, Mrs. W. C. Hoffman, are expected to return the first of the week after a visit of several week In California. ground complaint has not suffi cient tact tor suit. par N,af "r" mi,CTT " rorrar of rheum.tiim, lumbago. We?'' hc,a,:he r iTio, ;NlL (Pronounced tia bri", comfort and wva. rins and irritated bi,j'!!5'T bnng' ow of uct mflarr.mirion and Jir i1 cnt" "'xi' over ''"u mast b. I SAW The snow falling In great, large flakes with the moon shining brightly overhead, I also came to work In the morn ing by the light of the moon. R. C. What Did You See? PETITION A. A. Schramm, as liquidator of Springfield Commercial bank, seeks permission to sell parcel ot land to Welby Stevens for $2750. Klslon of Osweco. Ore., one sister, Mrs. Anna Rosencrans of Amboy, ash.. and his mother, Mrs. ilary A. Klston of Amboy, Wash. tuneral services are to o neia t Saturday at 10:30 o'clock at the i l.eatxirg church, Kev. i-uae loop officiating. Interment will be In the Greenwood cemetery, Poole-Gray Bartholomew in charge. BOUNTIES E. O. Hawes, Oakridge, one bob cat. $2. Bud Kintiley, Fall Creek, eight bobcats, five cougars, JC6. Ts Attend Services Members of the Women's Council of the First Christian church are to attend the services, being; con ducted by Evangelist Arthur Long, in a body Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Moffitt Is Away Lawrence Moffitt, assistant county school superintendent, was visiting schools in the Linslaw and Noti districts Thursday. In Records ORDER In the case of Ralph Mercer vs. Lynn Crouch, George Mercer ap pointed guardian ad litem for Ralph Mercer, DECREE Scott F. Jackson vs. John H. Yodar, plaintiff awarded judgment tor $1981.56 and $1250 and inter est, attorney's fees and costs. COMPLAINT Ralph Mercer vs. Lynn Crouch, plaintiff seeks $3000 general dam ages and $128.30 special damages as result of accident. DEMURRER A. A. Schramm vs. S. R. Jaynes and others, defendant demurrer on COMPLAINTS State Industrial Accident commis sion vs. Sherman Wilkins, plaintiff seeks judgment for $31.52 and costs. Charles F, F.ggimann vs. Fred G. Frese and others, plaintiff seeks 524.57: $'.).3(l, jf3.SU alleged due for interest snd ?t!75 alleged due on promissory note, attorney's fee and costs. Clare D'Arcy vs. Thilip J. D'Arcy, plaintiff seeks divorce. PROBATE Order appointing administrator and nppraisors in the estate of W. D. Wells (riven. Obituaries Elbert Lerov Chanman Elbert Leroy Chnpmsn. til. died at the Pacific Christian hosnital Thurs day morning. Funeral services will be held Friday from the Veatch chapel at 2 o'clock with interment in the laurel Hill cemetery. Mr. Chanman was horn In Pierce county, Wis., May 20, 1870, and came to Oregon 2u years ago where he has since lived. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Connno, Portland; Mrs. Xesan Chapman, Eugene; one son, Charles Chanman, Mclvenzie river: two bro thers, Frank Chapman, of Cottage l.rove and Andrew t hapman. of In dianapolis. Minn.: one sister. Mrs. Emma McMiami. Indianapolis, Minn.; ana one grandson. . John William Elston ' John William Elston died at his home at Lenburg Thursday morning following a lingering illness. He was born Oct. 12, 1SG4, In Jasper county. Iowa. On November 11. 1SS3 he married Rachael Alice Wilson. They moved to Nebraska then, later to Washington in 18"W. to Amity, Ore., in lsss. back to Wash inston in 1920, and to Leaburg in 1024. Mr. Elston Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rachnel Alice Elston, two daughters, Mrs. Inice Brown of Sherwood, Ore., Mrs. Alice Bones of Tnft, Ore., and four sons, Francis. Clarence, Marion and Ira, all of Lenburg; one brother, Charles II. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) operations. The bills were re ferred to the judiciary com mittee. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. Jan. 2S. (P) A continuation of un settled weather was predicted for the Klamnth country today. Snow flurries and squalls marked Wed nesday's weather. About two inches of snow had fallen here since Tuesday night and the dry, feathery flakes began falling at daybreak today. The minimum temperature this morning was IS degrees. BEND, Ore.. Jan. 28. (U.B Light snow began falling in Bend at 10 o'clock this morning, after occasional flurries during the early morning. In the, a heavy fall was reported yesterdsy, lidding about 18 inches to the previous snowfall. The minimum temperature here this morning was 17 degrees. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S. (U.R) Glen Hold, former Seattle aviator, was held under $10,000 bail on narcotic charges here today as a result of his asserted delivery of drugs valued at $2100 to three Chinese, who also were held. Holt was arrestwl at a downtown hotel, where, fed eral agents said, he had gone to collect for the delivery. SPRINGFIELD NEWS NOTES SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 28. (Spe cial) Weekly meetinK of the Lions club will be hold Friday noon, with luncheon served at the community hall. Springfield, Lowell Lose in Basketball SPRINGFIELD, Jan. .(Spe cial) In a double header Wednesday evening at Lowell, the Springfield Town team was defeated by the Low ell high school basketball team 40-lI, and the Thurston club defeated the Lowell club 35-33. The Thurston-Lowell game was tied al 31-all at the end of the game, and it was only with five minutes over time that the game went to the Thurs ton boys. Lawrence Laird was referee for both games. 85atN. O. W. Dinner Wednesday Evening ' SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 28. (Spe cial) About 85 attended the potluck dinner which preceded the fortnightly meeting of the Neighlmrs of Wood crnft Wednesday evening. Two applications for membership were presented at the lodge meeting. Games and cards were played follow ing the business session. Pennant to Reward P. T. A, Attendance SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 28. (Spe cidi) At a recent meeting of the ex ecutive council of the Parent-Teachers' association it was decided to award a pennant to the class or room in the three Bchools which hnd the largest number of parents or invited friends at the meetings of the P.-T. A. Plans for the next meeting of the organization, on February lit. were also made. Founders' day will be ob served nt the meetine. which will be held at the Brattain school. A special program is being arranged for the event. PETITION CIRCULATED SPRINGFIELD, Jan. . (Spe cial) A petition to have the large signboard at the corner of Mill and Main streets removed or moved back is being circulated. The signboard, it is asserted, obstructs the vision of autoists approaching Main street on MilL A mild starvation, followed by the taking of food, improves the mental processes, scientist of the Univer sities of Chicago and Michigan have lound. Women in Burma have, equal rights with men where property is con cerned; husband and wife live on terms of greater equnlity than in any otner country ot tne world. Keeps False Teeth In Fasteeth, a new improved powder keeps plates from dropping or slip ping. No gummy, pasty feeling, Sweet ens breath. Gives real teeth comfort nil day. Praised by people and dent ists everywhere. Avoid worry. Get Fasteeth at Tiffany-Duvia Drug Co. or your druggist. FROM WALTERVILLE SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 28. (Spe cial) Mrs. Clinton Trotter and daughter, Mary, of Walterville, spent Thursday visiting in Springfield. Gall Stone Colic Avoid operations if possible. Treat the cause in a sensible, painless, in expensive way at home. Write Home Drug Co.. 1S-65 N. Fourth St., Min neapolis, Minn., for a recognized practicing specialist's prescription on liver and gall bladder trouble for literature and treatment which hns been giving gratifying results for 28 years. Sold under money-back guar antee. Clip this out NOW. Adv. COUGHS Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion com bines the 7 best helps known to mod ern science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Money refunded if any cough no matter of bow long standing is not relieved. Ask your druggist for Creomulsion, (adv.). Sensible Home Treatment For CATARRH Colds Swiftly Conquered You'll be delighted with friendly Opex because when it spreads its pleassnt, soothing, helpful, vaporiied medication over the membrane of nostrils and throat it won't be many days before you can say goodbye to nasal catarrh and its discusting sym Moms including unpleasant brenih. Snrav dellohtful. affective Opex In nostrils snd throat night and morning takes but half a minute a day but how it does keep nostrils and throat free from mucus at all times Its Ul Ally cm 6mm after Muiterote nfe "counter irritant" ii applied ones an hour for 5 hourt. Many foal better after first application. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And YouU Jump Out of Bed In the Morning Rarin to Go If yon teal amir and sunk and the world looks punk, don't twallow a lot of salt, mineral water, oil. laxative candy or chewing grim and expect tnem to make you uddenly eweet and buoyant and full of aunahine. For they ean't do ft. They only move the Dowels ano a mere movement aoeen t get at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out fcelini is your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile Into your bowels dally. If this bfle It not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays In the bouelt. Gas bloats up your stomach. You have a thick, bad tasta and your breath is foul, skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head achea and you (eel down and out. Your whole system is poisoned. It takes those rood, old CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS to frt these two Kuads of bile flowing freely and make you i "up and up." Thry contain wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing when it comes to making the bile flow freely. But don't aak for If ver pills. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Fills. Look for the name Carter's Little Liver Pills on the red libel. Rment a Mbetitut. 26c at all stores. 01A31CM.Ce, Noma Capsules and C-A Capsules for worms in livestock and poultry. Kuykendall Drug Co. 870 Willamette 81 )"S1 I PAIR Jlf PA,R I I STERN SHOE CO. I I 762 Willamette 8t. I (ft helpful Influence In ease of head- col'ls irrn.iieu mrnni. hnarenes is worth to any cleanly person many times its cont. So .wilt i Opi in its action that Catarrh tu(fed nostrils are cleaned in 3 minute, what s mmfort. An N"-rnt boitle of Opei lasts T w,,k-rou csn ret It st riterenon a l'nic f'o. or any leadios drusrist anywhere we sk yon to try it f"r an" dnvs th.n if yon are not su premely deliehted with results money returned. If yi hsv.n t an atomiser t an Opej nehuliter as handsome and sturdy as any pro-dur-d end will lst for years price only C cents snd always works. "Pay Cash and Pay Less" DON'T LET THIS Sale (Pass If You Need Clothing! Never Before Has Eugene Seen Such exceptional values in fine, new suits and overcoats. Not Again in Many a Day will such savings be yours! E-M Reg. $22.50 Values 815.85 E-M Reg. $28.50 Values 820.85 E-M Reg. $33.50 Values 24.85 Hand Tailored Pure Virgin Wool Fabrics Fit Guaranteed 50 Pairs Pure Virgin Wool Pants $5.00 and $6.00 values 83.85 ALL NEW MERCHANDISE HERE ERIC MERRELL CLOTHES FOR MEN 825 Willamette St. O? AND WIU1AMETJE OEM RULE M.eVMltf.u Bmtr4W&Z4 ni.ni.il q EUOENL NEW SCHAEFERS &ID6. Lasft Two ays ff Mir NEW TWO-PIECE KNITTED DRESSES i V '4 Sizes U to 20. In bright spring patterns. Every new style detail. You must see these new knit dresses for they're the last word In sports wear. ' And you'll like the gay color combina tions they are made up In. There are several styles to choose from. SMART DRESSES FOR SPRING Sizes 14 to 46. New Prints. Plain Colors. Sleeveless. Long Sleeves. A. complete selection if new models and col ors are here In these new spring dresses. Stylos for street and afternoon wear, also Sunday Nite frocks, JUST ARRIVED! NEW SPRING HATS New Cellophanes. Smart Spring Straws, . New Spring Colors and Black. We've just unpacked these new hats nnd they are mighty good looking. Cor rectly styled In evory de tail, and very low priced for their quality. 4 4 c Friday anndl il i" Saturday DAYS A Two-Day Selling Event to Wind-Up Our January Jubilee Sale BAYS 44 Women's Outing Gowns Made of fancy striped outing, V-neck b'.ylo. Sizes 16 and 17. 44 80x90 Bedspreads . Cotton crinkled bedapreads In rose, gold and blue. Striped design. 44 Women's Part Wool Hose, 2 prs. Wool, rayon and cotton mixed hose, In all the wanted shades. Sizes 8Vs to 10 Mi. 42x36 Pillow Cases, 3 for . 44 Good weight eases with scallop ed borders in rose, blue, gold and green. 44 76 in. Brown Sheeting, 3 yards.. Wide width unbleached sheet ing at a special low price. Limit nine yards. Men's Cashmere Sox, 2 pairs Pine weave cashmere soz In natural color only. A very good weight. All slzea. Fringed Curtain Panejs, each One group of curtain panels taken from higher priced ranges and reduced for this sale. EXTRA SPECIAL! Our Regular 15c SPRING PRINTS 3V2 Yds. 44c 100 New Patterns Just In. 1 A Fine Weave Fabric Cambric Finish Vat Colors Absolutely Fast to Washing, Perspiration and Sunlight. Choose several dress patterns during this special sal of this quality fabric. There are oven 100 new pat terns to select from, and every ysrd carries an abso lute gusrantee. 44 15 in. Crash Toweling, 8 yards This Is a half bleach crash toweling of a very firm weave. Striped border. 44 Child's Wool Hose, 2 pairs Fart wool hone for children. In all the popular shades and com ploto size range. 44 29x36 Crib Blankets, 2 for Pink or hlue cotton crib blank ets. Striped borders or all over plaid design. Men's Dress Shirts, each 44 Collar attached style dress shirts In fancy patterns and plain colors. 44 Men's Dress Caps, each Light and dark patterns In men's dress caps. Made with unbreakable vlaor. 44 Boys' Dress Shirts, each In fancy patterns and plain col ors, sizes 1214 to 14. Fast color materials. Men's Blue Work A A? Shirts, each full size, triple stitched shirts with two button pockets. Sizes It' to 17. Usual 25c Cretonne, 3 yards 44 We've repriced all our cretonnes formerly selling at 25c for this event. 1 Pound China Men's and Boys' Cotton Batt Sweaters 44c 44c EACH EACH Pure white, fluffy eotton Gray eotton sweater eoats, bstts, made of first quality and ootton Jersey blazers In China Cotton. Approximate sizes for men and boys, size Is 72x90. Usually 98c. Special Unbleached 72x90 Sheets Muslin 44C g Yards. 44C EACH 38 Inch unbleached muslin This Is the lowest price w , , f , , know of for sheets of this , , , , quality. Good weight ma- a low pries. Limit terlal 8 yards. Rayon Boys' Mesh Hose Union Suits 2 Pairs 44C 44C EACH Woman's mesh hose In four ...... Long sleeve, ankle length popular spring colors. Slzss ty Mtdlum w,lght eof. 8', to 10. And a real buy ,on ribbed In gray random at this price. or ecru color. Men's Fancy Sox, 4 pairs 44 Itnyon and lisle mixed dross sox In now fancy patterns. Sizes 9V to ll's. Men's Shirts & Shorts, each " Non-run rayon shirts In plain colors nnd fancy broadcloth shorts. All sizes. Kach 44c. 44 Men's Lined Gloves, pair Brown capeskln gloves, warmly lined. Snap wrist. Irregulars of a OSc quality. 44 Men's Wool Sox, 2 pairs Heavy part wool work sox In white and dark colors. Specially priced for two days. Boys' Wash Suits, each 44 Flapper style wash suits, with long sloeveii, and button collar. Sizes 2 to 6. 44 Men's Fancy Ties, 3 for Full length ties In a large se lection of patterns. Also soma plain colors. 25 Inch Outing, 10 yards Good weight whltu outing flan nel at a bargain prlco. Limit ten yards to a customer.