Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, October 21, 1932, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextjrnE ettotcne register. nuAT!T City News Notes WHAT'S DOING Friday f 30 P- m. I'oottall game. "S' P- m' Foot,,a" Bme 6,14 corra' L 0 Business r viola Usilen and Jumes Hend- . 0I IDC Bin"' ......,...- i :,ion Fndpnvor union o Oro- ere I" K"e" Friday to con "itb Kef. .Milton S. Wobor, gen ii duitmnn for the C. K. conven . here in the spring. About 1000 ' .... ,m Axnectcd for the meet- Sre. Miss Ogilcn is office score ' ,d Mr. Henderson ia the srnto Hilary f"r "l0 un'on- Tlioy with Jj,, Hoover, atnte president, will kjfavor rally to be held in the Ccn- Li Saturday anu ouuuur. v. .ur. CTber has c- Harlan as associate Liroura for the state convention. ,1, Aid In Campaign It, Veterans of Foreign Wars of lii city Thursday night voted $2D the radio campaign to fight L 2orn-Macpherson school moving y. At this meeting it was also Lhr 1U. A 1-O-noniiu oucr 18 now Lmld storage and will be cooked for Pw. .. u. Dig UinUtT IV UH uc.. ma, .111,1. t H. Anderson, B. J. Welch, Floyd Ctsterfield and Arthur Moses were Lointed as a committee to co E7.t irith the American Legion in Cruging ' observe Armistice day. t A. Party Planned The River Road Parent Teacher mriation is planning a iinuoween Lin Friday evening at the school Ease st 8 o'clock. Booths and side owl Till feature the program and Lifting, following me ousiness ses L. Proceeds from the carnival part L go for the hot lunches project the scbooi. Ktni From Trip. . A. McCully, U. C. Addleman U M. P. Bonnett are home from I tnp OI sevcioi uojn i Jiiiwum, Taah.. and through eastern Oregon. fomins home through the eastern hrt of tae state tney worKeti among be oeople of the ditterent cominun- 10s througn wnicn tney passed iiiinst the Zorn-Macpnerson school kenog bill. Lrberi to Meet Barbers of E".gene will meet Tues- bT night at the chamber of com- Ltrce at 8 p. m. to confer on ways assisting in the campaign against be school moving bill. All barbers of Be city are invited to attend and of- k sugcestions aB to how they can 1st help. this question between Pr. Wieman ?f..,be.Vl""r'iJr of Cl.i,o. Dr. Ot o, isconun, and Dr. Ma.Kintosh , , eacn debater wrote eight articles. To Speak Sunday .Mrs. . L. Schwering, dean of women nt the University of Oregon is to speak to the Central Presbyterian ( hnstiun Kndenvorpm in n,..i:n. Sunday evening at BrtiO o'clock. A question period and discussion will follow her talk. To Give Play Ule eslev eluh of tl Uoil,:.. Episcopal church is giving a nlav. A Mystery Party," at 8 o'clock Fri day evening at the church. The affair is also a Halloween party. Miss Eula Loomis is in charge. Violet Adams, John Crockett, and Verne Adams are in cnarge of refreshments. Week of Rally Planned The rairmount Curisttan churcd is Winning a week's rally beginning Sunday evening at 7:30 o clock. Meet' ti;! Kill be held each night of the teek except Saturday. Ruth Towne kill have charge of the music and atr. E, B. Sloan, the pastor, will Cut ' mon Listed Rev. Clay E. Palmer, pastor of the KODgregational church, announces bis Vudey morning sermon topic to be There a God?" The sermon will I report of the recent debate on I SAW I saw a big sedan turn up side down on the highway and saw two men crawling out and on the radiator was a sign, "Repeal the 18th Amendment." G. W. T. What Did You See? two-day session! nf h. Mminiln. of chamber secretaries of the state. J. W. Shumate Returnl J. W. Shumate, who has been in Seasido and Portland for the past month, has returned home to spend a few day.. He plans to return to Portland soon. Army Family Coming Senreant-Mnf,,!. V i ily will be here to conduct the Salva- ann tMinimy. The parents and family and Sunday. The nprents and family of three children are all musicians, racn piaymg some instrument. Drunk Arrested Oscar Snow. DOT Eluhth west, was arrpsted hv i,it nnlln. Thursday night ami lodged in the city jaii on cnarges of being drunk and prowling. Ladles to Meet The Lndies of the G. A. R. will hold their regular meeting In the post room of the armory Saturday after noon at 2:30 o'clock, It was an nounced Friday. Boards to Meet The official boards of Centrnl Presbyterian church will meet at the cliurcb neit week as follows: Ses sion on Monday evening, 7 o'clock: trustees, Tuesday, 7 o'clock; deacons, Wednesday at 8:30 o'clock; parish group, i o ciock luncneon, Friday. Dutch Windmill Moves The Dutch windmill, formerly lo cated on Railroad boulevard near the northern city limits has been moved to 2S0 north Polk street for perman ent winter quarters. It is open all day to sell apples, cabbage and other fruits and vegetables. Ira Holcomb Recovering Ira Holcomb is slowly recovering from a recent attack of influenza. R. M. Wilcoi, of Portland, who was called to the Holcomb home, will re main until Mr. Holcomb is better. Cox At Brownsville H. J. Cox, manager of the Eu gene office of the West Coast Lum bermen's association, went to lirownsville Friday on business. CorvaMIs Man Visits Mike Bauer of Corvallis was a visitor in Eugene Friday. He called at the office of the Siustaw national forest Dance Hallowe'en The Odd Fellows and Rebckah lodges are giving a dance Monday, October 31 at the I. O. O. F. temple instead of October 21 as reported. The Odd Fellows are having a stag affair this evening. Banker Here E. C. Apperson. president of the United States National bank of Mc Minnville was in Eugene on business Thursday. He says that he believes the voters of Yamhill county will give a good majority against the school moving bill. Attends Meeting E. G. Harlan, secretary of the Eugene chamber of commerce, left Friday for Corvallis to attend the Mr. and Mrs. Austen Here- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Austen of Oakndge spent Thursday night in Eugene and left Friday morning for lower valley points. Here from Roseburg Sirs. Fred I Perry and sister. Mrs. Charles V. Stanton of Roseburg visited Thursday in Eugene with ! atives and friends. Here from Grove- Mr. and Mrs. George Kebbelbeck of Cottage Grove were in Eugene Thursday. Socialist Worker Here Hen Owen, prominent socialist worker nf Veneta, was in the city Friday. He elaims many converts to the socialist cause lately. Cllnlo Held A clinic for schcol examinations was held Friday at toe Bailey Hill school house. Four-H'ers to Meet- Santa Clara Four-H'ers will hold their achievement program -y Friday night. William Brynd Here William Brynd, a pioneer resident of Florence, is here for a few days. Here From Dexter (IracA Ki'linll nt Durter visits In Eugene Thursday night and Friday. Mrs. Mahoney Visits airs. J. J. Mahoney of Elma. Wash. was a visitor in Eugeno Friday. DANCE At DONNA SATURDAY NIGHT Plummer'a Orehestn Saturday After Dinner Sale 6:30 to 8:30 P. M. Turban Hats . 69c Daytime Dresses , 35c 8th & Willamette FU, '5 SjSi SSpJ - 1 afl ALSO GREEN LABEL JAPAN WHEN buying tea ask yourself these two questions. Am I getting the most tea flavor for my money? Am I getting the best tea flavor for my money? Lipton's is the answer! Upton's Yellow Label Tea is economical because it goes farther. Lipton's is uniformly delicious care in growing and blend ing by Lipton's own experts assures this. For true tea economy, for the best flavor at any price-Lipton's Yellow Label Tea. Ask your grocer today. ii n .wini LUILrLJ IHJUN f 9g IJellcw I label ORANGE PEKOE & PEKOE cr ijciu1 wenas wen 1?RA w UnLnl Her from Wlcopee Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Branch of Wicopee were visitors in Eugene Fri day. Butler at Roseburg W. J. Butler ot Eugene, candidate for congress on the "Liberty" ticket, was at Roseburg Thursday, Corvallis Attorney Here Jay Lewis, a Corvallis attorney, formerly of Eugene, was here on bus iness Thursday. Mr. Cogswell Here E. O. Cogswell, resident of the Ve ncta district, was in the city on bus iness Thursday. laud of the Junction City district, were visitors in Eugene Friday. Hera From Jasper tirace Jones resident of the Jarter district, visited in Eugene Thursday. Bert Haney In City Bert Haney. prominent attornev of Portland, waa hero Thursday on business. In Records PERMITS N R. Stansel, permit to reshinglc residence, 154(1 Oak street, $75. J. O. Bristol, permit to re-roof building, 10S7 Thirteenth avonue east. $4-. W. E. Miner, permit to re-roof building, l!tO East Broadway, $'.'10. Kappa Sigma, permit to ro-roof two porches, 7113 Eleventh avonue cast, $05. , Harry Wilson, permit to repair burn, 1033 High street, $10, BOUNTIES Rodney Busey of Eugene, given $4 bounty on a coyote pelt. JlfS EXPENSES KOT ALL FOR WAR Not all of the money spent by the army Is for war, and Major James H. Tlerney has compiled a list of appro priatioua for non-military activities. His list shows JlVJ.ri73.751 of army expenditures budgeted for activities non-military in nature. Here Is (he list: Military cemeteries, flT.SIU; Chirkainaguc national military park, $.1!I,SS0; Ft. Ionaldson national mili tary park, f 7,374; Fredericksburg battle field me'niorlnl, $14,L'5; (let tysburg national military park, $00, 102; Guilford courthouse national mil itary park. V7,DS2; Moores Creek na tional military park, $4,7115; Peters burg imtiiuiiil military park, $l,lo7; Shiloh national military park, $30, 00S; Stone Hiver national military park. $5,775: Vicksburg national mili tary park. $Jfl.SS0; national monu ments, $33.Su3; Washington-Alaska Cable and Telephone system, $101, JS5; Alaska roads, bridges, etc., $1111,310; rivers and harbors, $00. 000,000; Muscle Shoals, $215.1K4; Klooil rontrol, Mississippi river, $32. 00O.0O0; flood control, Mississippi river, $400,000; flood control, Sac ramento river, $1,000,000 The world's record for throwing a hasehall Is held by Sheldon Lejune, He threw the ball more than 420 fet while playing with Evansviile, lml., in 11)10. ' RUMMAGE SALE Sat., Oct. 22. Pro.l. Pub. Mkt. By Alpha Gamma Delta Club. MOFFITT for School Rupt. Pd. Adv Mr. and Mrs. Flshwood Here Mr. and Mrs. Harrus Fishwood of Creswell were visitors in Eugene Thursday. , Candidates Here Ray Wisecarver of McMinnville, candidate for secretary of state on the democratic ticket, came to Eu gene Friday. Junction City Men Here A. F. Campbell and L. M. McClel- Mlss Lillian Short, apeclal rep resentative for Richard Hud nut's Famous Du Barry Cos metics, will be at our store Oct. 24 and 25. Free consul tation and Instruction In the use of these fine preparations. Kuykendall Drug Co. 870 Willamette Phone 23 Appolntmenta Made Now Extra Specials SATURDAY AND MONDAY Ivory Soap Medium, 2 bars 9c Soap P. & G., Crystal White, White Wonder, . Bob White, White Eagle, J4C 10 bars Sperry's Pancake Flour Large package and 20-oz. package Wrheat Hearts, 4Qn All for OW Matches Car- ffit ton, 6 boxes.... S. 0. S. 8 pad jOp package XOv Royal Baking Powder 12 ounce Cp can Schilling's Baking Powder TQc 12 ounce can V Formay Shortening 3 pound AXo can MV Rockwood Cocobv 1 pound 4 4a T can 1 !: AV Mission Bell Soap bars IOC Pabst Cheese 2a i-lb., 2 packages'' S. & W. Coffee 2 pound can Wonder Foam Washing Powder "flCr Package Swans Down Cake Flour 55c 19c Package Guarantee Malt XCp 2i pound can Peet's Granulated Soarj Large 9Q package ml Betty's Pride Butter Pound . .aTL Prunes Italian, Petite or Date, ICP 4 pounds Tomatoes Betty's Pride, No. 2J, J2p 3 cans Oysters 5 ozs., 4A( 3 cans atiWV Shrimp 5 ounce, 4Aa 3 cans AW Salmon Libby's Fancy Hed, No. 1 tall can Honey 10 pound pail. Shortening Know Cap, 8 pound pail Cigarettes Cnnifl, Old Uold, Chesterfield, Lucky Strike, 4)Jc Packngo Bottle Caps n Crown, gross X ISc 73c 67c Alber's Flapjack Flour Largo 4 4p package Xtv Carnation Wheat Largo No-Proraium package 16c Premium package 23o Grape Nut Flakes Qp Package Rice Blue Rose, 4Cp 4 pounds Peanut Butter Iloody's 1 pound jar 13c 2 pound jar 19c Pancake Flour Sperry's, Xlf 10-11). sack Rolled Oats Regular, 4f 0-lb. ("nek V Post Toasties or Kel logg's Corn Flakes 3 17c packages Beans Red Mexican or (li-ciit Northern, 4 Cp 5 pounds XW Store No. 1 Miner Building, Eugene Store No. 3960 Chamelton St., Eugene Store No. 1, Phone 2423 Store No. 3, Phone 423 FREE DELIVERY Saturday and Monday Buy Groceries for Less at Ralph & Stanley Stores Sugar Fine cane, LT $4.40 Sugar Paper sack, 10 lbs Tomato Juice Hollister, 15-oz. can Chocolate Eclairs . Pound Fig Bars- Pound Ginger Snaps Pound Soda Wafers 2 pound box . 43c 5c 19c 7ic 10c 19c SATURDAY ONLY HOURLY SALE Crystal White Soap Giant Bars 7 till 8 a. in.., bar 2c 8 till 9 a. m., bar 2Jc 9 till 10 a. m., bar 3c Minced Razor Clams No. i cans 7 till 8 a. m., can lOo 8 till 9 a. m., can llo 9 till 10 a. m., can12c No Limit1 Buy all you want. Jello Package -T: Baker's Cocoa J pound can Mother's Cocoa 2 pound can Milk Chocolate Wafers Pound Salad Oil . Quart Gallon Selox Washing Powder Pkg.. Palmolive Soap 4 bars -6c 10c 19c 19c 15o 59o 10c 25c Candy Plain Mixed Brilliant Mixed Gum Drops Chocolate Cones Pound 10' Fancy Chocolate 2J-lb. box 65c 50c Broom Free Buy one of our Best Brooms, usual $1.25 seller, and we will give you a regular 50o Broom Absolutely Free. One Best Broom One No. 4 Broom Both for Betty's Pride Coffee 1 pound and Green Glass Tumbler Kraft Mayonnaise Pint jar Tobacco Catcher Rough Cut, pound can Tea Bulk, Black or Japan, pound Margarine Fern or Troco, 4A pound Xw Crescent Shortening 3 pound 9fif package . AOW 25c 19c 59c 25c Rock Dell Cane and Maple Syrup No. 11 can No. 2J can No. 5 can . No. 10 can 19c 29c 53c 95c Rock Dell Pancake Flour 42 ounce packngo 23c 9c Phillip's Pancake Flour 20-oz. package- Peas Royal Club, Dainty Dimple, 4Cfi No. 2 can X3C White Eagle Flour JCn 4!) nonnd sack.. fW Betty fs Pride Flour 4'J pound unnk Golden Bell Flour QQa 49 pound sack V Drifted Snow The Home' Perfected Flour, 49 pound 4 4 A sack XXT ui 94c Flavoring Extract 2 ounce bottle Pure Vanilla, Lemon or. Almond Ground Spices 2 ounce can, any kind Buy both 40c value . 2S( "Gallon" Goods Specials Dill Pickles No. 10 Sour Plcklea Cans Huckleberries Pitted Prunes Standard Tomatoea 8our Pitted Cherries Brook Dale Peaches Silver Dale Catsup Brook Dale Apples trziii: 39 Snider's Catsup 4Ap 8 ounce boltlo. Xwv Libby's Catsup 4jXg 14 ot. bottle.... X I 2 V Bartlett Pears jXn No. 2 can 2 l Golden Bantam Corn Libbv's Fancy Maine, Xo-5 itic can " Tiny Kernel Corn Preferred Stock, 4(n No. 2 can vV Pumpkin Royal Club, No. 2J can 7k Coffee Preferred Stock 2bc lib. can Betty Wins Chicago Trip Betty Peckham, the liltlo lndv who is"Belfy's Pride" of the Ralph & Stanley stores, bus just won the National AVheat ies Contest, mid will ro ceivo $100.00 in cash and a free trip to (fliicngo and return for herself and mot her. Gold Medal Foods, tho manufacturers of "Wlient ies, will also pay tho en tire expenses of the trip, including i'lillninn fares and one week at one of Chicago's best hotels. "We wish to extend our thanks to tho hundreds who saved AVheaties box tops for Betty, and en abled her to collect inoro AVheaties votes than any other child in the United Stales. Frankfurters and Kraut 19 sf 20 or., can XV2W Frankfurters and Beans If--P 26 ot. can XmZf Plum Pudding Crosse fcBlackwell, "fCp 4J ounce can . XW Tomato Juice Wnrranly, No. 2 size, 3 cans Snidor's Cocktail Sauce 8 ounco 4 Of bottlo X W Cookies Fancy Mixed Z 29c i