Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 29, 1932, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD load at ocgupl011(1 .TT58 Among the 34.3M .... Ployed WIIV , ' h0 ( include m f hmll, ht2 worker., 0.IMW of Prof,.,' in industrial '; J . 5; woman member of "h,"' ft , "spon.ible for till r. ?' ,,b family. Hired hoLkl 1 tom to' counted. Tl i, 1 ? ' n Ployed folloT.' . 1-T P"-'nteVSr'ra" th government cm, "? fBW ported. Of the to S J'h, nt Mi of -wS.'Si"! by British pr,eel ,"' ttr Mt SALES DAYS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) ing to present bis broadcast over the coast network from tbe Fox Mc- Donnld theater. The entire tronp will be with him and the program nt the theater will bo tree to the public. At 1 o'clock, liny ward Thompson will present his pnr-optic performance free. The FrMny evening; prosram, while not free to the public, will fea ture a world's championship wrest ling match at the armory. Transportation Refunded Many Eucene stores are coonernt- W nn (hi free trnnsnortntion plan. All persons purchasing worth of merchandise at tne cooperating srores will have their transportation refund . ed at the rate of 2 cents ncr mile each way. It is necessary, however, that the $20 worth of mprclmndlse be niiehnsed at the rOOPKRATTXO STORKS. The list of stores taking part follows: Montgomery Ward, Quackenbnsh's, Golden Rule. McMnrran and Wash burne. Williams Self Bervice store, Broadway, Inc., Eueene Furniture company, Johnson Furniture com pany. Benrd's, Burch Shoe compnny. Waldorf Paint Store, Lud ford's, Cnrl Tinker. H. Gordon and comnnny. and Paul D. Green. The $20 worth of Roods dors not have to he nurchnsed at a sinele store but may be boueht at any of the stores taking parr. The transportation will oe re funded at tbe chamber of commerce building. ' The list of prizes for tbe oldest couple, the couple coming the longest distance, ami other feature prizes fol low: For tbe oldest couple, a pewter comporte from the Eugeue Furniture company. For the couple in the state tbe longest, a man's shirt from Wil liams' Self Service. For the individual coming the longest distance, nn alumi num kettle from McMorrau & Wusli bume. Silk Hose Prize For tbe couple coming the longest . distance, a pair of silk bose from Beard's. For the Individual having tbe oldest automobile, a (jMxSO blanket from the Golden Bule. For the indi vidual having the newest automobile, a necktie from Paul Green's. For the largest family attending the "All Eu gene Three Hale iJays1 a panr of silk hose from the Burch shoe company. For the most newly married couple, a napkin set of Madeira linen from the Broadway Inc. For the youngest mnr- ried couple, kitchen utensils from t Montgomery Ward. For the individual waking the Inrgest purchase during . the sale, a set of mixing bowls from , Quackenbush's. 1 Persons competing for these prizes 'will check In at the chamber of com - nerce. CATCHERS ARE IRON MEN Fourteen major league catchers participated In more than 100 games during the 1081 season. Hoy Spencer of Washington leading with a total of Ji contests. A few years ago the 100-game catcher was a phenomenon. ! A course In boxing will be offered t Duke university's coaching school this summer. CALIFORNIANS DEMAND GARNER VOTE! Here's a Dlcture of Dart of the California delegation at the Damooratlo national convention at it arrived In Chicago with Garner bannert flying. William Qibba MoAdoo, delegation ohairman, U shown in the center of group. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) this project after which the road will be oiled and only maintenance neces sary to keep an excellent rond across the McKenzie pass. Rocking of the Willamette higbwuy will be completed this year, but It is not likely the oil will be put on since rorkirig .Is expected to take most of this summer, it was reported. A con tract for rockine of the last eieht miles Into Onkridge Is yet to be let, but will probably be awarded soon. ' hlnee oiling will probably not be tarted till tbe entire road is rocked. it is thought that the work will have to wait till next season. In the const nreo. considerable pro gress is reported on vnrious rond pro jects, according to Commissioner Muni. Crews at work moving tbe Southern Pacific trucks have com pleted their work this side of Maple ton and are moving below Mapleton where there Is about three and one half miles of track to bo moved to make way for the new Sluslaw high way. It has been hoped to have this new road ready for traffic this year, but the late season, coupled with the fact that bids on the work have been held up due to tbe late appropriation for the work" on the part of the gov ernment, had held up tbe work and It is now expected that the road will be open only as fur as Beck this yenr. Graveling nf the Canary cutoff will ho started Tuesday, the county plan ning to ship six carloads of gravel from here every other day. Work on tbe Mercer Lake fill Is being com pie t- DANCE Willamette Park Good's Ramblers Featuring Sweet and Soft Music TONIGHT 60c a Couple ed and men are starting to put in the fills on the Mercer lake outlet bridge. On tbe North Fork project about one mile remains to be graveled to complete this job. Work will be fin ished here by July 9, Hurd reported. The Deadwood bridge has been completed and the painting is nearly finished. Men will start work on the bridge fill this fall. STORY (CONTINUED FROM fAGE I) cal speeches, were almost in hysterics as Koeers shot bis kindly humor through the petty pretenses of the politicians. "The platform," Rogers said, "will be adopted this week and forgotten next week." He said he was going to be the first speaker with a good word to say for the opposition. "Rut It's coin to take me a long time to think of something," he said. "The republicans did the best they could with what little they had. "J don't know who we are going to nominate here, I like all tbe candi dates. I hate to see these conven tions, because someone has to lose. I wish we could nominate them in some way so they'd all have a week apiece." He mentioned Kooseveit xirac The crowd cheered. "Don't mind the narade." Rogers said. Referring to Huey Long, he said the 'Old Louisiana Porcupine" had put up a good talk yesterday. "Al Smith, I love," he said while the Smith delegates applauded. Sneaker Garner he described as a "Texas prairie dog whose home he I had visited and whom he liked." "There's Ritchie," he said, "a big man from a little state. "Ritchie always has been a stick ler for state rights. You can wake him up at any time of tbe night and he'll start right in on state rights. "They're all good. You cant do wrong on any of them." John Krouton of Yukon. Okla., came before the platform and waved an Oklahoma banner. "Oh. yes. there's Bill Murray," Rog ers said. Rogers pleaded for the delegates to act harmoniously and "don't go home sore," he suid. "I don't see how there could be a weak enough man not to win next November if he'll live thnt long." He pleaded with the delegates not to describe any candidate as tbe "weakest candidate." "Let's nominate Rogers," someone shouted. "For the Lord's sake don't net like deinocrnU," Rogers pleaded seriously, "act like he was the one you wanted." Rogers commented that he wusn't the only comedian who had been on the platform and asked the democrats not to make fools of themselves, "We've always had fun with our conventions," he said, "because we weren't going anywhere. Rut don't nrgue too much this time. Don't take the platform seriously. It ain't never going to be read any more, anyway." STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) by. Lake creek and Si u slaw to Swiss- no me; jack looreaouse ana iwignt Newman at Walton (headquarters) for emergency calls and the handling of numners and equipment: G. W. Moorehouse, southern Benton county, Monroe; S. W. Hart, north and cen tral Benton county, 1'nuomatn; ti. H. Peek, western Benton, at Alseu: W. E. Sinter. Rlachly. Triangle Lake district; Jack Klliott nt headquarters, (lis pat cher and or nee worn; uayraona Oglesby, mill, camp and slash inspect Letters mav be addressed to Fire Pntrol, Walton, Ore., and telephone Jvinslnw station. ' E SALEM, Ore., June 20 dl.Ky Ore gon women apparently know how to simultaneously conduct tbe duties of boine and a "career." Out of the 240,401 family homemnk ere in Oregon reported during the Inst census, 10.1 per cent pursued a (sin ful occupation In addition to their home-making activities, said a federal report. Of the 88,709 who worked for money as well as for husband and children, 4,270 carried on the added SPECIAL CLEARANCE On All Spring: Fabric Hats and Straws One group of 35 Fine Straw Models, that were priced from S10.00 to $22.00 i QC now on sale at., rtnuwmr yiuup ei oumm.r OU1WI IVS1U6S tO $9.00) are priced during this sale at $2.95 One Group of J4 Afl Group of Soft ' -A 60 Hats at.... I .UU Hats at QUO X HEIDEL DENSM0RE-LEONARD'S McDonald Theatre Bldg. 10th & Willamette Wants All Sufferers To Know of Sargon -Health Now Better Than in Thirty -fire Years" "I don't Mllttve 1 would have ever gotten rid of constipation if It had doc been for i Sargon Soft Mass Pills. f 1 1 tell every luiferer i meet about them, and am doing that Terr I thing every day of my life. I am siity-rtve rears old and have been II in poor neaitn ttnee i was a young woman. My entire system was -i run-down - I was ter ribly weakened, my nerves were on edge and my liver was out of order, t suffered with constipation almost as far back as I ean remember. I Just can't say too much in praise of this wonderful new treatment." Mrs. Rachael M 81111k. 4956 Green Street, Denver. Colo. Tlffany-Davla Drug Co. THIS CHAIR ONLY.... Regular Values to $19.50 Free Transportation Our Salea slips good for mile age refund for out-of-town pur chasers. Ride the Free Busses to Business District Thursday from 8:30 to 10:30 A. M. With Any Davenport Purchased During The Great 3 Day Sale We are offering some extra fine values on 2-pieco Living Room Groups. Davenports mid Overstuffed Chnirs to match, for as little as $49.75 i fin i in nnnriw a w vJLUD trlAlIv AL These chnirs offer extra qualify in the large Club styles. They have genuine down filled back pads nnd seat cushions. Upholstered in attractive home spun fabrics with tailored trout nana. ery comfortable And the best value we have ever of fered. Onlv Q(o)S0 HERE ARE A FEW OF THE DAVENPORT VALUES OFFERED Good sizes Rose and Taupe Jaequard davenport with carved hardwood frame, re versible cushions. Priced at Lawson style Davenport in 2 tono Rust colored Cromwell velvet - - - spot-proaf - - -moth proof - - - a most durable covering. . Bircbfield Davenport in gen uine mohair. Large size - - -pillow arm - - - reversible cushions. Exceptionally good construction. Only . New stylo Birchficld Pillow hack Davenport, covered in high grade green nub tapestry. All cushions nnd pillows made reversible. Priced at Beautiful Lnwson frame Dav enport. Padded flat ami. Xnch uinn spring unit back nnd seat. New hard finish. Reversible cushions covered in rust nnd green tapestry. . Xew style extra qualitv out , . mil i uen iiavenport in high grado green silk Davenport with small taupo over-running pat tern. One of tho finest Davenports on our floor. 100 ,00 100 .00 00 50 THE BROADWAY, INC., offers in this city wide Three Day Selling Event many interesting items in seasonal merchandise of the better quaSties at Prices Amazingly Low. Be sure to ask us about your transportation refund when making pur chases during this three day selling event! SILK DRESSES The season's latest styles in prints or plain crepes jack et suits long sleeves, short sleeves tremen dously good values at $10.75 & $12.50. Now Your Choice at $7.95 45c and 49c Mesh Weave Wash Fabrics In pastel shades for summer costumes every de sired color g in this sale at, the yard 25c and 29c Cretonnes, Now 15c Yd. A splendid collection of patterns excellent values at the regular price and a real bargain at this price 15c. Marquisette Panels 48 inches wide- fine quality, with hemmed edges and fringed Very special, each 69o Marquisette Panels Yard wide, fringed. Special for this sale 29" Dimities, Lawns and Voiles A specially fine show ing of these in dots florals, and novel patterns grouped for this special selling event. Prices were oa, z3a ana to 3oc. "i Qc XtS Now on sale, yard 98c All Silk Crepe mite and colors 39 inches wide. Certainly a wonderful value at fiQ this price. On Special Sale, yard MO Table Padding 54 inches wide a heavy soft, fleeced nap Special, yard , Quilted Padding 54 inches wide, $1.39 grado 65" 98 Quilted Mattress Pads Blenched nnd CM QQ high quality, were $2.95 S'pecinl V-"-Otf Golden Gate Sheets Our highest grade, comparable with the very best SI x99 and now Qfi offered to you at this low price wO White Fabric Gloves A famous quality, slipon styles all sizes and for this ' ff snlc only tho pnir : OU Mesh Weave Lace Weave Shorties and Panties A most unheard of value in a superior quality rayon pink or tenrose several styles a regular 50o value in this selling event 35 or 3 Pairs 81.00 Princess Slips Bias cut. rayon taffeta, QQC lnee trimmed pink or white all sizes vO SILK FROCKS In all white sportswear tailored styles a splendid group of these at $3.77 and $5.95 Electric Coffee Percolators Another shipment of those tine bargains In percolators that went so quickly in our re adjustment sale a limited number ot them, so be here early. 89c Pewter Teapots for $1.00 Another super value they have been clamoring for ever since we offered the first lot of them On Sale Tomorrow $1.00 Turkish Towels Great big, 22x44, doubla thread terry, all white tow els, or a smaller size nov elty colored turklsh towel, were 25c and 29c On Sale, Each 15c Silk Hose 2 Pairs for $1.00 Burlington all silk, lisle top, full fashioned med ium service weight in all good colors for this sale only, 2 pairs for $1.00. , Silk Scarfs, 49c " Six dozen of them extra length beautiful floral or conventional and novel designs 4Q worth to $1.00 this sale only . Wash Blouses Swisses, dimities, lawns hundreds of them and specially clever lot. rSy For this sale, your choice Rubber Bathing Shoes New styles, assorted colors to match your suit Rubber Diving Caps White and colors Af and gQ Specially good values at Swim Suits Closing out 50 of them nt HALF PRICE AND LESS 49' White Purses All tho vogue for wear with sura mcr costumes now $1.00 Rayon Bed Spreads, Vz Price 25 of them from the medium to higher grades in every wanted color. $3.00 Bed Spreads, for - S2.49 $2.93 Bed Spreads, for - $1.48 All Linen Luncheon Cloths 44 inches wide, ool- r...r.A kJ 1 T.,f connived nlKl oftered for the first time at this price each 49 The season's smartest styles in 39 inch Printed Crepes every piece a real buy and many of wem below manufacturer's cost. In this Sale at C(K the yard MANY OTHER FINE VALUES CREDIT GIVEN GLADLY EUGENE FURNITURE CO. The BROADWAY inc. H.mttltehlng Mrs. Carmlehael xc.llt P.tLrnl by pictorial Rview FORMERLY POWERS IDS W 11TH AND WILLAMETTE 30 East Broadway