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L 29. THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Page Nina IF TO LECTURE HERE uiu Ansa Francea Hodgltlns, n ,u n ni Slot of the National Amateur Atfc Le federation- wlu b Ewtene nmiitj, Ju" 8()- t0 address the linblj of tha summer session of ST Unireriity of Oreion, It was ud today by Sr. Dan E. nfrk director for tha Eugene .imii. Mlaa Hodrtlne will speak ,ffl o'clock in Villard hall on tha l.li and work of the organization At represents. " The woman's division of tha Na Amateur Athletic Federation !, established In 1023 by Mrs. Eibert Hoover and 200 prominent rho felt the need for rrrooP which would establish stan Ltdi for girls' athletica and prevent Am from becoming commercialized Lj professionallied. Hundreds of Ltocstionsl and recreational organ jiiions are now on tha federation's "the federation alma to promote nrrimi of athletics for all girls rtich era fitted to their strength nj interest rather than developing , few star performers. Miss Hodg Bm says. Throught the activity of jn members the federation has been Iirrely responsible for the growth ,( Interest in intramural athletics In girls. Mrs. Hoover Is the honorary chair sis of the Woman's division and Kn. Jane Deeter Bippin. for many niri national director of tha Girl Inati of America, is chairman. Mrs. Hodgkins was for eight years frertor of recreation for the Eaton wnpany or loronto wnere 8.000 wraea are employed, in her r- iicity a rielrt secretary she has niuea every state in tne union an1 li studied many nhnses of r!-l' Ubieties and physical education. The assembly will be open to ell Btwsted. ON RIGHT TRACK. SAYS RASKOB! When John J. Raikob, chairman of tha Democratic national com mittee, arrived In Chicago to take charge of arrangements for the Democratic national convention he landed on track 13 In the Chi oago depot. "That's fine," he eald. "Thirteen always waa luoky for me. It's an omen for the party." He la shown above pointing to the algn. For stripping small fruit, such as elderberries, currants and others from their stems, an ordinary hair romh is useftil. Hide a duplicate key for your ear about the outside of the body some place. Tt will save yon a lot of trou ble if ymi lost the one yn cnrry. Modern housewives bare a wide variety of ways to choose from in cenninc cherries. Here are a few recipes from the many available at the office of Mim Gertrude Skow, home demonstration agent: Cherry Olives Fill jar with large cherries, leav ing stems and pack fruit In jars as closely as possible. Mix together 1 Ublespoon salt and 1 cup vinegar for each quart, pour mixture over Into jar of cher ries. Fill each jar with cold water. Seal. Allow cherries to stand two weekn. Thine cherries are not heat ed and make a firm salt pickle to be used with meats. Plokled Cherries Barrier Cherries Wash and seed cherries -d rain thoroughly in colander. Place, in earthen jar cover with vinegar. Let stand 12 hours. Measure cherries and add an equal amount of sugar. Let stand for 10 days, stirring each morning. Remote cherries to hot jsrs and leal. Cherry Conserve 2 lbs. Royal Ann cherries 3 lbs. sugar 1 orange 1-3 lemon Wash and remove seeds from fruit. Put all through food chopper. Put on stove when boiled add sugar. Roil until thick and jelly like sub Ktnnce. Pour in jars and seal. Red Raspberry and Cherry Conserve 1 cup cherries 1 cup red raspberries 1 1-2 cups sugar. - Cook cherries in a email amount of water until skins are tender. Add raspberries and sugar until mixture is thick and .clear. Pack in hot jars. Beat at once. Maraschino Cherries 5 lbs. cherries ft lbs. sugar 1 os. red fruit coloring 1 ox. almond extract Boil until thick. Pack In hot jars. Any kind of cherries. Pie cherries are clearest, is i. - nil ( Diamond Peak to Be Climbed July 4 A climb of Diamond peak, a mountain peak 8750 above aea level In the Willamette area, will ba made Monday, July 4, by the Eugene Obsidian club and olhera. it was announced Tuaaday by Louis Waldorf, who will land the trip. The party will leave tha Mc Morran and Washburne etore Sunday morning at 7 o'clock and drive through Oakrldga to Rlgdon ranch where the party will gath er. They will go from there to Beaver Marsh or Emigrant creek where a camp will be made. The climb of the mountain will be started from Beaver Marsh. Special Invitations to aummer school Btudenta and anyone else Interested have been lasued, ac cording to Mr. Waldorf. All those planning to make tha climb are urged to sign up at tha MoMor ran and Washburne ahoe depart ment. Aa the mountain baa a living glacier, this trip will ba a qualify ing trip for prospective members. It waa announced. Climbers ahould be equipped with sleeping bags, aun glasses and warm clotblug. Miss Skavlan Is Visitor in Eugene Miss Margaret Skavlan, reporter on the Morning Oregoninn, Portland, is visiting in Etigeue a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sigvald Skavlan. She is on her snnual vaca tion. Miss Skavlan was formerly re porter op the Register-Guard. She reeently won national recogni tion for her series of artlruitf Investi gating methods of commitment and sterilisation of children classed as feeble-minded by the Multnomnb connty court of domestic relations, the series being one of 15 from which was made the final choice of the winner of the INilitzer prize in reporting for the nnsr yenr. A verdict of I35S.S0 for the plaintiff was returned by the jury hearing the case of Seethoff vs. Haynes in circuit court here. The case was a damage action la which Gretchen Seethoff re ceived a broken leg aa a result of being struck by a car driven by Mrs. A. W. Haynes. The plsintlff asked fSOO for special damages and $20,000 general damages. The case of H. F. Mulkey vs. Thebe M. Fugate, started In court Tuesday afternoon, was continued In court Wednesday. The case Is a slander suit, the plaintiff seeking $lf).000 damages as a result of alleged slan der. A revised circuit court docket was announced Wednesday by Judge Q. F. Sklpwortb. Following are the cases as set In the new docket: July 1 State vs. Cecil Knight et al. July 8 F. E. Johnson et al vs. Jas. A. Mitchell: Jens 8. Scott vs. Rand Sign company; State vs. Sidney Jenkins. July 6 Florenc. Inv., etc., vs. Hawkins and Roberts; Prudential Ins. Co., etc., vs. Hawkins and Roberts; Msurice Brassfield vs. T. H. Wil liams. etc.; Cr. Service company, etc.. vs. R. H. Purkey; A. C. llaag and company, etc., vs. W, C. Elliott, et al; Morjorie Hoff, etc., vs L. E. Gay, et al; Lottie Hoff vs. h. E. Gay, et al; Alta Hoff vs. L. F. Gay. et al; Jewell Ines Jinkius vs. L. F, Gay, et al. Resident of Beck Severely Injured FLORENCE, June 20. (Special) L. I. Wheeler, resident of the Beck community and former local business mnn, received a number of severe bruises about bis body Tuesday morn ing when he was caught in the shaft of bis pleasure launch at his resi dence in that neighborhood. He was rushed to Florence on the Mnplfton Florence boat Helene and was given prompt medical attention by Cr. Geo, P. Edwards. Millrea and David Kyle returned to their homes here Saturday, accom panied by their grandfather, Willianl XI. Kyle, whom they had gone to visit about six weeks ago nt his winter home In Long Beach, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walton, Mr, and Mrs. C. O. Fry and J. W. Hector composed an auto load of Hurrisburg people who stopped in Florence Sun day morning white on a drive to New port. Rlltor and Mrs. I. V. McAdoo of the Gervnis Star were visitors here Sunday morning. They were makintf a short trip down the Coast highway and returned home by way of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Lester McRellip of Portlsnd were brief visitors in Flor. enca Sunday afternoon. Howard Case, from tha V, 8. S. Colorado, Is enjoying a week'a visit at the M. D. Morgan home while tha ship la in the Bremerton navy yards. 0 Balloon tires for wheelbarrows are) now on the market. They prevent iron wheels, under a heavy load, from sinking into the ground. New Low Prices On PAINT- NATIONAL LEAD CO. Quality Paints at prices so low you oan't afford to buy so-called Cheap Paints. Compare our prices before you buy paint. Paint at a price to fit. every purse. But if you must have cheap paint, buy the best, get our prices. WALL PAPER Many Patterns at Close Out Patterns at 30 in. Mottled Papers at .6c per single roll i regular price 37Jc per bolt Cash Sales Are Good for Mileage Refunds fop Out-of-Town Purchasers. Ludford's PAINT WALL PAPER ART GOODS 979 Willamette Phone 749 v n smnm V FOR OUR CUSTOMERS o THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY for All Eugene Sale Days we are offering these exceptional values that will surely appeal to the Thrifty Public for miles around. Oome prepared to anticipate your future needs for as always Williams' offer you more for your money than is possible to obtain elsewhere. In co-operation with other Merchants, this store will pay 2c per mile transportation on a total com bined cash purchase of $20.00 in any one of the three days. (Thursday, Friday or Saturday). Refund to be made at the Chamber of Commerce office. Save your sales slips. Sale Starts Thursday Genuine Kayser Mesh Hose Pure Silk $1.00 Values. Pair 66 Men's Athletic Unions 60c Value 2 for 66 Men's Broadcloth Shorts Regular 25c Value 3 for 66 Men's Rayon Shirts Non-Run Fabrio 3 for 66 Women's Union Suits Low Neck, Tight Knee 2 for 66 Women's Mesh Undervar Assorted Style 2 for 66 Boys' Bib Overalls Blue or Express Stripe 2 for 66 Boys' Golf Hose Women's Handkerchiefs Men's Work Shirts . 'rJ Regular 25c Value lOo Values Hickory or Chambray 5 for 66 12 for 66 66 "S!? Women's Sport Oxfords La France Silk Hose Turkish Towels HJ: Double Wear Soles Full Fashioned 20x40 Cannon 66Pair S1.66 66 Pair . 7 for 66 Boys' SIFiVcevwSeSav?weaterS Infant's Crib Blankets Women's Brassieres Bed Spreads Fancy weave 35c Values 25c Value. $1.00 Values 66f 2 for 66 3 for 66 66 Women's House Slippers Mens Handkerchiefs Wrap Around Girdles Bleached Linen Toweling Value to ?l.uu ( Regular 10c Values Regular $1.00 Value Exceptional Value W 8 for 66 66f 5 Yards 66 Four-In-Hand Ties "Lincoln" Electric Clock 'Santo' Sanitary Napkins Men's Dress Shirts Beautiful Assortment Guaranteed One Year Box of 12 Broadcloth and Madras 3 for 66 66 3 for 66 66 Heavy Wash Cloths Oval Wool Rugs Men's Fancy Socks 'Tre Jur' Cleansing Cream Regular 10c $1.0o Value Values to 35c $150 Size 12 for 66 66 5 Pairs 66 2 for 66 81x99 Sleep-well Sheets 18x36 Rag Rugs Tennis Footwear Boys' Dress Oxford Fine Quality Assorted Colors 50c Values Double Wear Sale 66 Each 5 for 66 2 Pairs 66 81.66 Pair Women's Mesh Hose Rayon Underwear Children's Anklets Boys' Cotton Hose Fine Quality Rayon Regular 50c Value ' Value to 25c 25o Values 3 Pairs 66 2 for 66 5 Pairs 66 12 Pairs 66 WnHHnaoonc9 SB Socvn Sit-.? 77 East Broadway "A Friendly Place to Trade"
