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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1932)
ater 13. 1932. THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD Page Thrct City News Notes ael Harlow, Eugene, were listed as dismissed, and Eva Kothery, Eugene, Alice Hewitt. Eugene, and George Booker, Cottage Grove, all admitted. visiting his father, Leonard Gross, who is quite ill with influenta. for a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. llawe, In Koseburg and atteuding to business there, lie is engaged in fox raising here. Here From Mohawk E. L. Vernon and Mra. It. A. Brad bum of Mohawk were in Eugene on Tuesday. cal veteran of the Spanish war is In Honor will meet Wednesday aftornonu at the 01 Eellowa hall to prepare for the Christmas program. Wallaos la City M. L. Wallace, county road patrol man at Jasper, waa in Eugeue on business Monday. hail caught fire from backfiring. No damage was done. the veterans' hospital in Portland for a surgical operation. Deadwood Resident Here E. H. l.eep, resident of the Dead wood section, was in Euge-ue on busi ness Monday. Visits at Albany Mrs. Bertha Lisle of Eugene spent the last week-end vlsltlug friends at Albany. She is a former resident of that city. Club to Meet The juvenile club of Hie Degree of Bown In Corvallli Glenn Bown of this city, who is state examiner of applicants for nuto licenses, will be in Corvallis Wednes day and Thursday to examine appli cants. NAT'S DOING. Tuesday i p. m.Kound Table so- dinner, Osburn hotel. ?ai n. m. Annual Christmas of Company C, 102nd in JL irroory. Wednesday Mn Wee kly luncheon for Z. tlub, Kugene hotel. y m Milk Producers asso- ii, merlin at plant A. E. Roberta, president and proprie tor ot the college. Hera from MoKenzle Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hobklrk, res! dnta of the McKenzio valley, were in Eugene on business Tuesday. Hospital List Given In the report from the Pacific Christian hospital Tuesday morning. Haliy Morgan. Eugene, and Mr. I In- Insurance Man Hero It. A. Stark has nrrlved here from Portland to reside. Ha is representa tive of the Equitable Life Insuruuce company. Hospital Reports The Eugene hospital reported Alex Kennedy, Mohawk: and Harriet Han na, Eugene, admitted in the report of Tuesday morning, and Verna Funke, route 2, Eugene, was reported dis missed. Prentice Gross Hero Prentice U Gross, director of Cole McElroy's Greater Oregonians orches tra in Portland spent the week-end Forest Official Visits T. P. Flynn of the regional forest office in Portland, visited the Cas cado national forest office Tuesday. Corvallis Man Hare E. A. Southam of Corvallis was in Eugene Tuesday as a witness in a cir cuit court case. Cottage Grove Men Here Col, B. K, I,nwson and Elbert Bede of Cottage Grove were in Eugene on business Monday. Mrs. Bridges Very III Mrs. J. T. Bridges, prominent feet dent ot Oakland, Ore., is very ill at Car On Fire The city fire department made a run to T.'tO Willamette street where a car Dawa at Roseburg Hobert Iawe of Eugene is visiting otion Thlrlwell In Hospital George E. Thirlwell. well-known lo (TURN TO PAGE 10) n.Crow lax Jjeajue SP Crow hall. EWS'. ..i. cnnlneer Here If You've Waited for the Finest of Quality at the Lowest of All Sale Prices ft Scl"'""' chief engineer on ;iifbip Michigan, plying be- .'IT. ...I Mra fT P. H,ln. Here It Is! N Prices Prove It! i"',!1, imiicht a tract of land in n . . I V ddeon !. I.L ..niistn. Miss Pearl "j Portland, and Emery Hyde, K. L. f Sir. an.'. Mra. Hyde, naployed as an oiler on the ",. The ship is now in drydock fpwusnd for repairs. . .... in Oakland fv ri.trher. county agricultural L.t headed a party of Eugeneans Ci trip to Oakland Tuesday to at. tj He northwest turkey ehow and Itwiiet in the evening. Others in Wty were J. 0 Holt, manager of tEene Fruit Growers' assocla L. T L. Ohlsen, manager of the r L. rnrmprs' creamery: and E. Kita. manager of the Eugene rr oi -m ftnnd Skatlna j gZreds of young people have been tin on the Booth-Kelly mill pond P. , r:.i purine thn Ttast few (f m,, ice Is several Inches thick . U K.n. tha y u strong euuusu ....... ..... f,U of hundreds of people, it Is t Here are no logs In the pond, to mill h not been operated for Lfdt montns, suu ivo uu- Mtou Program Planned fusts of the Orient and Akola Worn of the Odd Fellows are Ejijr a Christmas entertainment Cwt 8turdoy night Members of ptbrtndies of the order are being in ttj to attend. All are asked to g 1 10'Cent present una mey win iat to the old people's noma at It Mitt Itollome Economics club of Santa 111 meet Friday, Dec. 18, at Mom of Mrs. Edward Vogt with a luck luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. km will be an exchange of Christ U rift and all members are re- Liitd to be present Ltlii Poilponed lie Mint meeting of the Willaeen- piers with the Franklin grange, Honied to be held at Franklin on friMsday, Dec. 14, has been post Led on account of the cold weather. At meeting will be held some time Hit the first of the year. fitly Men Here Alfred Hand of Oakland. Walter fcoe, F. A. Hogg, Woodrow Conn M Junes E. Conn of Koseburg, Har- ftoneqnist of Looking Glass, S. E. IrOinll of Roseburg and George feiifith of Redmond were in the city pwJif loading a car of turkeys for ptim to Juneau U Ijston lias nrrivpd at Juneau. IWl, irenrding to word received f lii parents Mr. and Mra. L. C. Mton In Eugene. lip was recently fere to visit them. He was accom fM north by Bill Barnctt, formerly uil city. PwFrom Duck Hunt . H, Hodes of the Ensrene Steam and John Hnnzlcker. arrhi- pt. a" returned from Siltcoos lake Ptfe- UieV ftnnrtt tlio tf-lr.0.i.l duct F. They report fair success Fi the cold weather. "M lynn Here I'Kms Lynn, who lives at Mc- WVit RrMcK n-n ha.. fnn. Tin p that while the temperature Is . luau UVlVt IIIUII7 HUB f" ao snow yet except on the plains nearby and there Is little uiero, ft Bothered T police found screws pried out 'He door hasp of the Kny coat and , - ,v k o.i. uiameiie Bireei Wibt nll.. rr, . , j . -i "mil a iip norK on ine aonr PK mirf i k , 5 un c easy in CBBE Que fn to break in. F1" SkOW at AlvariAPA I Km riertrnde U Skow, coulnty P demnnstnitlon sepnt. vii at Mwe Tiiodn pnnjp.i . w P ' ( rnpnl- meeting at the home L - A. Drew. She waa aecnin Pl br Mis, i,ncy case, nutrition r'n at the atnte collpi-e. C- to Attend Funeral- earns am rA:n.. l.. t"t tn attrnd the funeral of L7 W. Ik Vnn MRter at the n,-,"ay lt,rtl,0i0nlcw cnaI,c yyKi. a. m. 'nj to e n (. ui Biua rp-. Virion !)... T, M ...nil. ttipun I rnriivu r """Id Dormnn have returned to Pta P (. i.-...- i.i j .1.- k - miff rm rp n.Ai t . .. ran " "Tne, ann mner i. in r.im., p.. .. '-'rrailis, i nc. They also visited hVlan for Chrlslmas- pa ' " nt 'he Boy Scnuta with SiT"" st ,ne Central Preshy J'rrt i plnnning a Christmas 'Tt ynn,ny !,.(, tj,, f. di-H.,pd at the regular - fl"iM.iy nicht. , W1FBI L Nr-.n.j, um, Ar( n L, ?"Lr. N.ible Itnnd for a eov- n linrlip,.n an(i eichauire of Listed- '"-or Business college wil; rklT. I'ec. , fr it, ,nnual 1 ill nnual n. re'iimina scliool I 'tnmrr fl f.,p pj.lh .top FRENCH SHOP 118 BROADWAY EUGENE Winding Up All Affairs and Permanently Retiring . . . Leo J. French Announces Brand New Stock of Smart Apparel For Complete Close Out In A QUITS BUSINESS Positively Selling Out Everything To The Bare Walls SELLING OUT STARTS AT 9 ' WEDNESDAY Opening With An Amazing Sale of Values To $7.50 GIFT BOXES A Bona Vide Close Out Sale In this open letter to the Public. I wish to emphasize strongly that the French Shop, Stock and Fixtures, will be completely aold aa aoon aa poaalble and will not again re sumo business. Negotiations having been unexpectedly completed to engage In the wholesale field In Los Angeles, It Is my Intention to wind up all business affairs in Eugene by Jan. 1, 1933. Signed: THE FRENCH 8HOP Leo J. French IT S ALL Brand New 1932 Modes Up-to-theMinute Styles Your Choice n Containing' DRESSES, SILK HOSE, SILK UNDIES, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, SCARFS, DRESS ACCESSORIES and COSTUME JEWELRY Hundreds of useful articles of ap parel and dress accessories, every one guaranteed to be worth many times this ridiculous price of 10c, will be sold to the first 100 adults who enter the doors at 9 A. M., Wednesday (tomorrow). One or more of each article will Ivo wrapped in Surprise "Gift Boxes." No other pur chase is necessary but as there arc just 100 Boxes be sure and be here early 9 A. M., Wednesday. Shnn Our tTT- , Winuuws vai h. mi , A Reasonable DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT Until January 1st O 10c m?m I A 09KnR,,it. 1 "7FS Snit.9 Tr U iV"r 1Q7R rlli; Swagger 10 IK I, A r,mmei 1 ' w jjmw -iw ) Praotloally ovary garment In stock unpaokod lesa than month ago all exclusive models fashioned by our own dealgnera and auch fam oua makera aa "CALJER," SNYDER and "JEAN CAROL". Everything la the uaual Frenoh high standard of quality featured In every au thentic atyle, fabrlo and trimming. Only at a Going Out of Business Sale will you be abla to buy auch fine garments at auch absurdly low prlcoa In the heighth of the aeaaon. CLOSE OUT GROUP NO. 1 COATS at $49.50 This marvelous selection of Coats aro exact replicas of this season's most popular styles pictured in "Voguo." Luxurious "Broadtail" and other popular furs aro used lib erally on the collars and sleeves. Fabrics arc the very best correct weaves and shades with exqnis- to linings of heavy triplo Canton Silks. a 7 CLOSING OUT COATS at Our Finest Models Mostly Fur Trims New Fall Colore In HOSIERY Reg. to $1.9S Gotham Gold Stripe.. Reg. to $1-50 Gotham and Tltanla 811k .... $1.39 98c 9.901 Ufa :fe16cL7.80 14.90 k ih A 19.90 . $3.90 to $ GOWNS One Special Clone Out lot of pure silk band work and lace trimmed, cut to 1.19 and 1.90 Sizes lo 20 o- y Reg. $1. Pure Silk Gotham Tltanla .. 79c Four Great Groups of All 19.75 Values at Reg. .29.75 Coats A Vast Choice of luxuriously cozv furs Fox, Bonvor, Tfncoon and Cara cul wide roll cape collars, some with fur cuffs, tailored shells of swagger tweeds, rabbits wool and all this vnnr's most favored textures. Exquis itely lined. ALL CUT TO OXK-IIALF. DRESSES Up to $12.75 specially selected Close Out Group of the lighter 8llkt, splendid materials, but broken sizes 14 to 20 llftj Read Our Ads Thoroughly $1 39 DRESSES AH to Go at Amazing Low Close Out Prices All Reg. 10.75 DRESSES Fresh sparkling styles of Satin, Rough Crcpos and Satin Back Crepes for less than you can buy the yardage, slies to 20, Dow Our Reg. 12.75 Better 19.75 22.50 Quality DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES With all the new neck and Superior for Quality In every Includod ro most of bolt effect. Sheers and Clre wny, the- host weaves of the A French Shop's oicluslve mod Satin. r Bn..h rren. vt. .nnn'. tn,.A ri .h W mBrtly atyled from the ties you can't possibly dupll- and trimmed with an Individ cate, to close out 9 ual charm, sizes to 20 finest quality materlala for tha miss or woman who weara tha heighth of atyle. $49 ?6-90 . $9.90 ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES REFUNDS OR APPROVALS 90 CVh T7T T7XTOT-T CTJTVD nnTTP rT rT? TT TGTXTT7QG In the MINER BUILDING on BROADWAY - A Few Doors from Oak Street Selling Out under tha direction ot U. C. J-'A UNION, b'ales 1'ublklly Uirector HIV 0 . 'mm it is announced by t
