Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 06, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLnfllT 8. 1933- THE HEQTSTER.flUARD Gy News' Notes WHAT'S DOING Friday r.s - m Annual meetins and ! , . Lflloirship dinntr for t irnt Cnns- ,an churcD, t m iuui.u. m Willamette Valley D.ambermen'i association, Osburn hotel. . L7:3U p. ni. oitsiieiuiiii guuic, . rtf rirofnn VH. Ashlnnd cormal school, McArtliur court. baiuruay - M .lninr installation of officers for Grand Army of the hiepuMic ana ouieu ncuei Corps, armory. L.n Hold Dinner AMut persons aiienueii ine 'nthly potluc'k dinner sponsored by K"ie ltiver Indue, A. F. and A. , Thursday evening at the Masonic nple. Among those in marge were . Connor, Hurry T. Ilolden, and nry Burch. For the program there . ii rn-vo contest and musical num- trs. Following the dinner, the worn- plsjed cards anil ine men ueiu pssions. A similar event will given on the first Thursday of bruary with Clarence V. Simon, man Palmer. I'r. George 1. Hur- Dr. W. C. Schaefer, and H. Boy- l, in charge. On January 27. all iisenic groups win unue ui kiiub dancing and card party. brary Hours Changed In the interests of economy and r the convenience of students who Isire freer week-end uome use ot iserve books the following revised jiedule hns been adopted for the iserve libraries for Friday, Saturday 1 Sunday. On t ndny and Saturday y will be open from 7:45 a. m. to '0 p. ni.; on Sunday, they will be en from 3:00 to 9:00 p. m., and the other days of the week they fill be open as formerly from 7:45 m. to iu:uu p. m. ne circulation 1 reference departments will be n on Friday until B p. m.: on hat- lav until 6:00 p. m., and on Sun- from 2:00 to 9:00 p. m. as for- rly. an Open Meeting The hugene Knvanis club is plan ing an open meeting for the regular jnclieon procriim at the Osburn hotel e coming Monday when Ur. Inazo tobe, head of the Japanese section the Institute of Pacific Kelations i a former official in the League Nations, will address the club. All rviee clubs and the general public erested is invited to attend, He rding to Arch A. Barnard, presi nt of the Kiwanis club. Heserva- ns for the luncheon should be a d e, however, by telephoniug arles thick at 131. vet Subect Rev. Clay E. Palmer, pastor of the rst Congregational church, is to iesk Sunday morning at the 11 clock service at his church on "The orld's Three Internationals, the Se- Cotnniunist, and Christian." The rch is to hnve a forum service at iO o'clock in the evening. "What 5$ 3f Correrily ground for lay iwihM or nuking coffee, ton ihoice bltnd it growing in pr.pulajjiy. Fejtured in Safeway and py'n Takit Storea. fccwarrfc" DEPENDABLE COFFEE C7TD AND Prvrn v d wight edwards 1 COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO . . PORTLAND ' ANGELES DENVER Life Means to 20 Outstanding Per sons" is the subject for the meeting. Plan Program The Fairmouut Presbyterian church is planning for a missionary progruin Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock service. Hev. F. W. Neal of Africa is to speak. Mrs. T. II. Garrett, presi dent Of ttiA Wnman'i l "ciety of the church, will preside and give me scripture. Mrs. Lame Uay, president of the Union Missionary so ciety in the city, will give the prayer. The offering will be a missionary one. To Install The regular quarterly banquet for the brand Army of the Republic will be given by the Women's Relief corps Saturday noon at the armory for members of both orders. Fol lowing the dinner there will be joint installation of both officers, the installation to be at 2 o'clock. The regular business meeting of the W. R. C. was adjourned from Thurs day until Saturday. Plan District Conference The district conference of the American Legion and auxiliary will be held in Eugene on January 12. There will be a dinner at Lee Duke at 6:30 o'clock. Following the din ner each organization will have its own meeting. Representatives from eight to 10 units are expected to attend the meetings. Report From Hospital In the report from the Pacific Christian hospital Friday morning the following were listed admitted: Fred J. Bechell. Mrs. Dorothy How ard, Mrs. Gertrude Xelson, Mrs. Gertrude Crabtree; and dismissed. Mrs. Candace West. Maurine Hos kins, Steve Bugar, Floyd W. Deeds, Salem Maguson. Drama Club to Meet The "Gadgets" Drama club will hold its monthly meeting Friday night at the homo of Bud Winstead, 13SS Moss street, at 8 o'clock. Miss Elizabeth Miller will be the leader. The play, "Wild Birds," by Dan Lotherok, will be discussed. All mem bers and pledges are asked to attend. To Preach at Lake Creek Rev. S. B. Cook, a Presbyterian minister of Eugene, will conduct preaching services at Blachly and Deadwood Sunday, Jan. S. He will be at Deadwood at 2:30 p. m. Report Expected The report on Sunday school at tendance was not published this week Saturday and Monday lpnaws Shortening, 8 lb. pail . Pure Honey, 60c 5 lb. pail Pure Honey, 10 lb. pail Sperry's Pancake Flour, 9 8-10 lb. 1 sack Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack Good Kitchen Brooms Peanut Butter, pound . J7k 29c 39c 8c 4c Sunbrite, each Ener-g the new break fast cereal mJ FRER Metal Yo-Yo with each pkg. Hardwheat Flour 49 lb. sacks Snowbird, snck 71c Gold Medal, Golden West Salad Oil, qt.... Golden West Salad Oil, gal.. Maxwell House Coffee, lb. 15c 55c 29c Broadway Blend 4Qn Coffee, lb 39c 69c because of so much illness and be cause so few reports came in. The Lane County Christian. Endeavor so ciety which sponsors the report, however, is expecting to lublish one for the coming Sunday, January 8. Benefit Society Chartered The Fraternal Benefit and Funeral society baa been chartered to do business in the state of Oregon with headquarters at 401 West Broadway. The incorporators are George W. Mackie, and M. h. Mnckie of ha gene and Frank W, Allen of Port land. Roseburg Men Here W. O. Sandstrom, Carl Bloomberg. John A. Irving, Woodrow Conn, H. P. Conn and James E. Conn of Rose burg were here Friday, assisting in loading a cnrload of turkey for shipment by the Oregon Turkey li rowers. I SAW A squirrel that had taken possession of a vacant house on Sixth avenue west, looking out of the window. C. D. What Did You See? Group Meeting The chnmber of commerce commit tee in charge of the civic bouquet to be helil in honor of the visiting edi tors of the stnte here during the State Editorial association confer ence Friday, Jnn. 20, was meeting nt the chnmber of commerce late Friday afternoon to select a chairman. Dp tuils of tho program will be discussed. Plan Annual Meeting The Bethesda Lutheran church Is planning for its annual meeting the coming Sunday afternoon at the church at 1:80 o'clock. A basket din ner will precede the meeting, planned to come immediately after the morn ing service. Dr. Helms Home Dr. E. T. Helms, who has been traveling through the middle states for the past few months, arrived home Tuesday niht by auto. He came through California and reports heavy snow on the Shasta and Siskiyou passes. Return to Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petersen have returned to their home in Fresno, Cal., after spending the holidays with relatives and friends in and around Eugene. J. W. KInman Here J. W. Kinman. old-time resident of Mabel, was in the city on business. Topic Announced "Looking Unto Jesus' Is the title Broken Rice, 4 lbs Split Peas, 3 lbs 10c 19c Tapioca or Sago, 4 AA 3 lbs Fancy Cocoanut, 4Hp pound X 1 White King, Wp large size J J Mount Vernon Milk Tall tins. Sc Rock Dell Syrup, f Xo. 2i tin Rock Dell Syrup, CAr No. 5 tin 3tv Rock Dell Syrup, AgA Xo. 10 tin Classic Soap, 10 bars 17c American Beauty Oysters, 3 for . Campbell's Soups, f Cm nil flavor.", 3 for A'' Oleo, All Sweet, 3 llvs 29c quart bottle VW Crackers, 2 lb. box 25c Raisins, Seedless, f A. 4 lbs Fine Cane Sugar, $1.17 Fine Cane Sugar, $4.15 for the sermon to be given by Rev. I". K. Baker for the services at the I.ane County Farm home on Sunday tuoruini at 10:'M o'clock. Roy Knox Here Itoy K. Knox, formerly of Eugene, now deputy I'nited States marshal in Portland, was in Eugene Thursday on business. He is a brother of Frank Knoi of this city. Dance To Bo Given A dance will be given at the Co- yote community ball Saturday night, it has been announced. The Coppen haver orchestra of Eugene will fur nish the music. Head of Turkey Growers Here McKinley Huntington of Koseburg, president of the Oregon Turkey (irowers, was here from Roseburg Friday looking after a shipment of turkeys from here. At Hospital In the report from the Eugene hospital Friday morning, A. Howard of McGlynn was listed as admitted, and Vernon Bailey, dismissed. Trafflo Officer Hero- Earl Humphrey, former traffic of ficer here now holding a similar pos ition with the city of Corvollis was in Eugene Thursday night to attend the wrestling match. Albany Resident Here J. M. Mays, resident of Albany, was in Eugene on business Friday. Eugeneans In Portland Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Irish of Eu gene were visitors in Portland Fri day. Potter In Portland Leo Potter of the Potter Manu facturing company of this city, was in Portland on business Thursday. Returns to Portland Mrs. Adeline McDonald, after a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sovereign, in the Crow dis trict, has returned to Portland. Claims Agent Here A. R. Voipht, liability claims agent of the Farmers' Auto lnter-lnsurnnce exchange, was a guest of C. D. Chei em, local district manager, Wednes day. H. M. Parvln In City H. M. Pnrvin. resident of the Dex ter district, was in Eugene on busi ness Thursday. Don Devereaux Returns Don Devereaux has returned to Eu Producers' Public MARKET BROADWAY & CHARNELT0N ONE STOP Hundreds of Eugene people have taken to the Market as an easy solution of their shop ping problem. FISH SPECIALS Fresh Smelt, per lb, 10c Fresh Oysters, QC Fresh Siuslaw Clams, pint AwC Newman's Fish Market Phono 2309 Free Delivery Producers' Market and 39 E. Bdwy. Phone 924 James Gardens Market EUGENE'8 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CENTER FREE DELIVERY ALSO C.O.D. ORDERS TAKEN. Grape Fruit, Imp. Valley, sweet and seedless, doz. 39c Oranges, excellent for juice, 3 dozen .29c Turnips and Carrots, sweet and tender, bunch 5c Parsnips and Rutabagas, fresh and firm, 4 lbs. 10c Spinach, fresh from Texas, pound Avocados for that smart salad, each Pineapples, fresh from the islands, each n i i . . aweer. opuas, medium size, Oranges, fancy wrapped and packed, 2 dozen Brussel Sprouts, large and firm, 2 wounds Spuds, excellent bakers, No. 100 MARKET Special for Saturday Fancy Steer Beef Roast f i1 Lb 1ZA2C Fancy Rib Boil Lb C PLbsteak 12V2C Pure Pork Sausage 2 Lbs Boston Butts f (And They're Lean) Lb gene after having been employed In t'oruanu ior some time past. S. F. Mead H S. F. Mead, resident of the Maple ton district, was in the city on busi ness Thursday, Hero from Blue River Fred Gruning of Blue River was a business visitor In Eugene Thursday. Dwlght Poo Hera Dwight Poe, of Seattle is visiting hia relatives in Eugene for a few days. Hare from Walton W. H. Boring, resident of the Wal ton section, was in the city Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Rlddell Hera Mr. and Mrs. Arch Riddell of the Mabel section were in Eugene Thurs day. Hero from Maroola E. E. Boggs of Marcola was in Eu gene on business Thursday. Hero from Crow J. W. Moss of the Crow district was a business visitor in Eugeue Thursday. Mrs. Gray Returns Mrs. Grant J. Gray returned to Onkridge Friday after a short visit here. Here from Cottage Grove Melvin Paul, resident of Cottage Grove, was a visitor in Eugene Fri day. P. T. A. Group Meeting Tho city council of the Parent Teacher association is to meet Mon day at S o'clock at the office of II. R. Goold, city superintendent of schools. Hero From Yoncalla C. E. Hannan of Yoncalla was here Friday on buainess. In Records BORN HOWARD At the Pacific Christian hospital, Friday. Jan. 6. 1033. to cSMOKI .riCS Soothes the throat Fresh-, ens the mouth OVERCOMES BAD BREATH One stop with plenty of parking space. Fruits, Vegetables, Jffl e a t s, Delicatessen, Groceries, Bakery Goods, Flowers all can be bought here at this market. "GET THE MARKET HABIT" 10c 25c 35c 25c pounds 35c 25c l's, 50 pounds 59c Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Howard, Box 7S0, Kugen, a daughter. CRABTHKB At th Tarific Chris tian hospital, Friday. Jan. 6, 10.13, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred CraUr, Marcola, a daughter. SUITS FILED W. E. Feldman versus T. Edward Nye to recover f5O0 alleged due oo a promissory note. BOUNTIES Frnnk K. Mt'iid jtaid $2 bounty on a bo bent pelt. K. C. Stevens, Tachnta, paid $4 bouuty on a coyote pelt. C. U. Beers, paid $'2 bounty on a bobcat pelt. BOUNTIES E. Seales, Junction City, paid $3 bounty on a coyote pelt. Obituaries Infant Bond The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Q. K, Bond, 1034 Fourth avenue west, died Friday. Graveside serv ices will be held Saturday morning nt 10:30 o'clock at the new I. O. O. F. cemetery, Veateh chapel in charge. Mrs. Palmer Rumford Mrs. Palmer Kuinford died nt her LalpK & Sionlctt J Store Store FREE DELIVERY Groceries For Less SATURDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY i i i . i Wassel's Catsup-14 oz-2 Bottles Sc Pork and Beans Golden Bantam Corn Van Camp's K nC Fancy Northern KX rfC Large Cans . ,., Lights, No. 2 Can ViJ Canada Dry Ginger Ale -28 oz.-Bottle 19c Huckleberries Crushed Pineapple No. 10 No. 10 O 5C Can J Can 7 Pitted Prunes No, 10 Can 29c Libby's Peaches Pumpkin Fancy OV2C No. 2Y2 OA3C No. 22 Can . 4 Cans Bettys Pride Tomatoes-No.212-4 Cans 25c Fig Bars Lima Beans WholeWheat AC Baby T SC Pound 3 Pounds Crescent Shortening - 8 lb. Pail - 67c Our New Year's Resolution: Smaller ads., fewer ads., hotter specials and a thousand unadvertised extras every day. We want you to learn that always, any day, you can buy for less at a Ralph & Stanley store. WATCH REPAIRS All our ropiiir work is done by exports and it costs no more. "If It comet from Skelt'i It mult be good" 027 Willamette Phone 411 home, 357 Seventeenth avenue west, Thursday night at the age of 73 years. Anna B. Roults was born In Mahas ka county, Iowa, June 1!3, 1S.V.I. In 1SS0 she married Palmer Kumford. The family moved to F.ugene from Wintered. Iowa, 24 years ago and lived here ever since except for two years at llarrfcburg. Mr. Itumford died in July, 1031. Mrs. Hum ford was a lifelong mem ber of the Presbyterinn church and was a member of the Fnirmount PreK byteritin church in Eugene, She is survived by three sons, Charles E. Ilumford, Prinston, Iowa, Lawrence M. Rumford and Dnle W. Itumford, both of F.ugene; three daughters, Mrs. II. D. IHU, College Springs. Iowa; Mrs. Oolria llugglns, Medford, Ore.: Mrs. J. M. Spurgin, Eugene; 14 grandchildren; two great grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. J. V. AVnrdrip, Cuba, Missouri. The funeral services are to be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 oclock at the Brnnstetter-Simon chapel. Rev. R. E. Clnrk officiating. Interment will be In the new I, O. O, F. cemetery. Funerals Julia E. Howe Funeral services for Julia E. No. 1 Miner Building, Eugene No. 3960 Charnelton St., Eugene Store Store HANK'S FRUIT STAND Ralph & Stanley No. 1 Miner Bldg. Phone 1615 Free Delivery in City Limits Lettuce Imperial 4 gn Valley, 2 for. W Fresh Carrots- gp Per bunch Bulk Carrots, Bagas or Parsnips 4 pounds . Many Other Things Howe, who died here Thursday moru ing, will be held at the Poole-Gray Bartholomew funeral parlors Satur day, Jan. 7. at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Harry R. K. Neat, pastor of Light house temple, will officiate and in terment will be in the old I. O. O. F. cemetery. BROWN IN GRANTS PASS James It. Brown of Eugene was la Grants Pass on business Wednesday nml Thursday. Mr. Brown is connect ed with the federnl land bank. CHICKEN NOODLE DINNER From 11 A. M. to 9 P. M. 8ATUR0AY 25c HAL'S LUNCH Ralph & Stanley No. 1 Miner Bldg. No. 1, Phone 2425 No. 3, Phone 428 Good quality local iA. Snuds-50 lbs. t ORANGES 176 size, per doz 20c 126 size, per doz 30o 252 size, 2 doz. 25c Grapefruit Imperial valley Seedless, 8 for . at the Right Price.