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THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Page Threej City Hews Afotes WHAT8 DOING Thursday B.Halley Bible re ' Viaodist El"":0',,,1 0,WreJtling match, I CrMlV MnMeetiM of Boy SSotiv. board, Osburn E Hallev Bible recital Presbj-tt-rian church t . m.-Halley Bible re .kndist Episcopal church. ? -Fourth o( July " wetiag at chamber r0r. n .p'oasorcd by Junior K, of commerce, armory. L Filler, Creswell, was in E . .utomobilo accident late iT stoat when her car over- the Creswell crossing as . her way home.- She was i. the Pacific hospital, euf M many bruises and lacera- Bk, li not hurt, seriously, , ,nd was expected to leave lul Thursday. ijMrje Thorpe will be ao , th, Central Presbyterian '..-j in tho 11 o'clock serv- !n. I. to sins, "How Lovely . iw.innH." Little. Mrs. i. ui.. irpne Thome. She pirf eitmslvely ' In Denver Won. . ln ""i" Lilt at the . Presbyterian li Hospital t l.nm thA Bueena hos- nyvi 7 -7, , hnmiay morning listed as ad- i n.ik ani1 Rnrlnpv Roners. L Wendlins, Mrs. Grace Kyle L.. si. Myrtle McCready fast, Mri. John M. Bae, Eu- IUd U. B. lr oe, riuseuc. nil included Miss Mary Kent, L J. F. Wigle, via Miner, iBerishire. V LMitid J, W. Walker, 2525 Emerald til beard that her nephew, Kennedy, who she had not tor years, was in this vicin Wtdnesday she placed a notice Scttfter-Guard, asking bim to Httte with her. The nephew ps notice and at once called Bk reports that the reunion brrelojable, til City the farmers in Eugene on in Wtdnesday were O. Green if, Even Johnson of Junction t M. Werner of Fall Creek, J. kolfloWson, E. E. Vincent of Wallace MeKercher of Junc tor. G. W. Hnrnole of Junction add, J. f pinks of Creswell. Satan- Wayne Yocum, Mrs. Golda loa Mrs, D. C. Simpson drove lea Thursday to viBlt friends attend graduation exercises at wn high school. Mrs. Xocum'a iYm Rachel Yocum, is a mem- the fradnating class. fnm Mercer Lake uxt Mrs. Oren C. Davie of f and Miss Erlene Overlie of I Idaho, who Is their guest, rtnrned from a few days spent m like. Mr. Davis reports the u aeing quite good at this PtKltee Man On McKenzIs l. 0 Byrne of San Francisco i-nr ome time in one of Bert I'j Rediliie cottage on the Me niere Blue Uiver. He ia a trarelinr m,t "t ttan nd has leiwre time for reo netween sailings. From Hospital ThnrsdlJV mftrnfnff rAnirf ; Pacific hospital listed as K E. E. Wvntf .71 Ti.nm. F'il'M Gladys Fisher, Mrs! J bay, tyrs. Lillian Heed. I11 to Rosaburg L j daughters. Miss miss Dorothy hnve returned Ktimrc ftn j: - t .... T'mins a icw f"s. The Unit family, Eugene rVeek'End Specials Scores of Other ins SILK UNDIES lk slips anddnnco i lace trim nnl toll Li ..tm lllll- r1' values AO - TOC pQUOT SHEETS tbtsLshe(t money PL 22c pSE DRESSES fita C,l0rS' Va,ne9 - 49c J-Breier Co. wuiamette residents, are planning to move to Koseburg in the next few days. Herefrom Hood River Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Ridgley and daughter Helen of Hood River visit ed the first of the week at the home Of Mrs. Golda V. Heed m Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Hidgley lived here a number of years ago. Mrs. Hoppe Out of Hospital Mrs. Nattie Hoppe, 1640 Oak street, who has been a patient at the Pacific hospital for two and a half months, is convalescing at her home. Hir daughter, Mrs. E. M. Higgs, of Port land, is with her. Attend Funeral Here Mrs. Elsie Williams and sons, Hen ry and Glenn, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams and family of Rosrburg were here Wednesday to attend the funeral of the former's grnndfon, Robert Earl Williams of Portland. Eugene Couple Lloensed A mnrriage license was Issued nt Vancouver, Wash.. Wednesday to Frank B. Cooper, 1232 Lincoln s'lreet, and Mrs. Donna H. Aline, 000 Olive street, both of Eugene. Crablll Returns P. M rrnSill ... i,an. f ua;i; . ""O . ..tg theater, is hna1 from a business trip to Seattle aud Portland. Returns to Klamath Miss Ina Bullock of Klamath Falls has returned to that city after a visit in Eugene. She was accompanied here by Miss Ruth Newton of Tnle Lake, who will visit here for some time. Here from Klamath Miss Mary Agnes Hart of Klamath Falls, who has been teaching at Bly, haa arrived in Eugene to attend the summer school at the university. On Vacation ' Merrel Kniclson. Frederick Brown and Martin Drenkhahn of this city are on a .vacation in the Oakridge sec tion. They are accompanied by Bud Sayre of Oakridge. Douglass Honored M. H. U)ouglass, librarian at the University of Oregon, was elected treasurer of the Pacific Northwest Library association at Victoria, B. C, Wednesday. Cash Stolen Thieves who entered Hutch's Bike Shop, 85 Eighth avenue west, some time Monday or Tuesday night, ob tained $35 in cash from the ' cash register, it was reported to city po lice late Wednesday, Lodge Meeting McKenzie River lodge, A. F. and A. M., will have its regular stated meeting Thursday evening at the Masonie temple. In City Thursday L. C. Akley, of the North Fork district, was in the "city on business Thursday. Bllyeu Vaughan Here i' Bilyeu Vaughan, well-known farm er of the Creswell district, was a business visitor in Eugene Thursday. Visiting In Eugene Mrs. J. N. McConnell of Corvnllis is visiting relatives in Eugene for a few days. Here from Roseburg . Sandy McDonald of Roseburg Is visiting at the H. M. Youug home in Eugene. To Meet Friday The Roiulxnr Order for Girls ia to meet Friday evening at the Masonic temple at T:lo o'clock for a business meeting. . I SAW A Portland -San Francisco stage being pushed a half block by the passengers to start the motor because the battery was low and the driver had no crank. R, W. M. What Did You See! Dr. Danford Returns Dr. S. A. Dauford returned to Eu gene Wednesday from a business trip to Merced, Cal. W. H. Smyth Here . W. II. Smyth, farmer of the Junc tion City -ction, transacted business in Eugene Wednesday. Junction City Man Here H. C. Smith, farmer of the Junc tion City district, was here Wednesday, Attorneys In Corvallls W. H. Brooke, district attorney and S. M. Calkins, city attorney, were in Corrallis Wednesday on legal busi- Shelley at Coast R. S. Shelley, supervisor of the Siuslaw national forest, is in the coast section to remain the rest of the week. Home from California Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Hathaway and son, Bill, are home from a trip to California. Goes to Portland Sam Wilderraan has gone to Port land to open his law office. Dennis at Marahfleld M. G. Dennis of Eugene was at Marshfield on business Tuesday. Walorvllle Man In City Elmer Allen of the Walterville dis trict transscted business at the court house Wednesday. Hare from Creswell J. W. Jameson of Creswell was a visitor in Eugene Wednesday. J. C. Stratford Here J. C. Stratford of Creswell waa in Eugene on business Wcdnesdny. Mohawk Man Here A. A. Campbell of the Mohawk val ley was in Eugene Wednesday. In Records MINING LOCATION Notice of location of gold mining claim In the Wlnberry district filed by Gundruu Anderson, Notices of location of placer mining claim two miles from Blue Hirer on Quarts creek fitMt h fuel .T nm. ons, Jos. Kirchoff and Gus Koerffc. COURT COMPLAINTS V. R. and Mabel Sly against F. J. Grayuin and others, seeking judgmeut in the sum of $1!000 on note with 7 per cent interest from January 22, 1!32 and $175 attorney fee. MARRIAGE LICENSES Emil B. Strome and Lorraine M. Pritchett both of Eugene H. F. D. No. J. Berr.erd Irwin Halladay of Lowell and Kdith Josephine Whalley of Springfield. PERMITS 0. O. Webber, permit to, enlnrge garage, 700 Seventh avenue west, 22. Lane County Farmers Union com pany, permit to make additions to warehouse, 532 Olive street, $1,000. Lloyd Howe, permit to reshingle house. 1000 Madison, $150. 1. J. Skirvin, permit to make re pairs, 285 Fifth avenue east, $100, BORN MONTANDON At the Nelson Ma ternity home, Wednesday, May 31, 11W3, to Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Montandon, 351 Twelfth avenue west, a daughter. RAE At the Eugene hospital, Wed nesday. May 31, 1(133, to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hne, 979 Ferry Lane, Eugene, twin boys. BOUNTY Bounty on bobcat collected by J. W. Mnssie of Cottage Grove. Obituaries Walker Harpole JUNCTION CITY, June 1. (Spe cial) The funeral of Walker Har pole waa held from Mlllcr'a funeral home Tuesday, Rev. Parker of Mon roe officiating. The casket was deco rated with the American flag and bnnked by a profusion of beautiful flowers. The interment was in Mon roe cemetery, the American Legion holding graveside services there. ' Walker Harpole was born near Monroe in Benton county August 17, 1S02, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Harpole. Oregon pioneers. He leaves his mother, near Monroe; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Sprngue of Portland and Mrs. Kiel Shinn of Los Angeles. One brother, McKinley Harpole of Crea well and one son Jamea Walker Har pole of Seattle. Mr. Harpole died In Eugene where he had made his home for several years, Friday, May 20. He was a Ma son and a member of the American Legion. Alex H. Gear Alei H. Gear of Wendllng died late Wednesday nt the Eugene hos pital at the age of 58 years. Ho was born In Glenn, 111. He came to Oregon In 1022 from Wyom ing. He has lived at Wendllng for tho past nine yenrs. Mr. Gear was a member of the Masonic lodge at Laramie, Wyoming, and of the Yeo men nt Boise, i'diiho: Ho is survived by one son, Elmer N. Genr, Wenilling; one daughter, Mrs. Fred Doninger, Vancouver, Fresh Stock of Films Developing and Printing KODAKS and CAMERAS m r m m nail Extra Special Friday b Saturday & Brlnj Your Prescriptions to Us Registered Pharmacists Insure Your Setting Accurate Attention. 75e Milk of Magnesia, 1 Quart 49c Save 26c 50c Hospital Cotton, 1 pound 29c Save 21 e 25o Palmollve After Shaving Talcum 15c Save 10c 10c Colgate's Toilet Soap 5c Save 6c 50o Klenzo Shampoo 33c Save 17o $1.65 Coty's Powder and Perfume 98c Save 67c 50e Woodbury's Faca Creams 32c Save 18o 75cr2"oH.,.,:.:..::r. 49c $1.00sBavn.r: 89 c ioci:rT:8:r.. 7,or25c IStfZZ. '.47c 50c sMa I"' 2?c V.1 .n. 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P.," the elder brother, guiding genius of :ne outrit. Below Is M. J.. silent but skillful. Both are baohelors In the middle forties. Starting as small suburban realtora they got the backing of the great Houae of Morgan In vaat railroad mergers. They are being Investigated by the aenate committee. Peculiarity 3f the "Vans" Is a Joint personal sank account which "O. P., mourns sver becauae hs can't keep It "In aaiance." Annata Gear, both of Glena, IU. Funeral announcementa wilt be made later from the Branstetter- Simon chapel. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) present visit abroad. On the same ship went Miss Betty Co nip too, former musical show actress, who became Walker's bride in Franc after a di vorce dissolved his first marriage. All that Waker ever hnrt in the safe deposit box which was held joint ly by the former mayor and Shin-wood was a piece of jewelry, Norwood de clared. He said it was tutmsted to the, mayor by a friend who wished him to sell It. Sherwood jtnlrt ho was "broke" even when he vouUhod. RENNIE WINS BASKET SPUINGFIEr,D, June 1. (Spe cial) Tho fishinjr contest conducted by right and sons hardware and sporting goods store, was won by Harold Ronnie, Mr. Wright announced Thursday. Kennie entered a trout weighing 3 p on nils, 13 ounces. The prize waa a fishbasket. William Ooff ran a close second, with a fish weigh ing 3 pounds 4t ounces. Scout Show Ends Thursday Evening The closing performance of the Girl Scouts' benefit entertainment, presenting the Merrick Dance Studios in their annunl spring revuo, will he held Thursday evening at the Mc Donald theatre nt 8 o clock. A Rood crowd turned out for the opening night Wednesday. Thirteen acts are billed In this colorful pa gen try of dance and music. ''Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" is one of the outstanding numbers on the program, featuring a dozen youngsters. Other numbers includo "Strut Can Dance;" "Acrobatic Novelty;" "School Girl;" "Sing a Song Girl;" orchestra fea ture; "Ballet ln Blue;" "Syncopated Tap;" "Rhythm Tappers;" "Song and Chatter;" "Stair-Case Novelty;" and the finale, "Shuffling Off to Buf falo." Francis G. Mnllina la director for the studios and in charge of the entertainment. Music is played by Fred Peterson's orchestra. Stage settings have been designed by Brynn Ryan. The revue offers an exhibi tion of well trained dancers, as well as unusual costumes and settings. The sho wis the last benefit enter tainment of the year for the Girl Scouts. The funds obtained will go to help defray expenses for the sum mer camp to" open at Lake Cleawox on August 6, and for other scout work. Keep Dirigibles, Lindbergh Advises Wash.! thrPA ffrnnrinMIVIpiin tnrn Ha- ters, Mrs. Addle Bobbins and Miss W WASHINGTON. June 1 Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh today came to the defense of lighter-than-tar ships as a vital phase In the general development of aviation ln testimony before a joint congres sional committee Investigating the Akron disaster. Asked his opinion of the cause of the Akron disaster, the Colonel criticized the naval policy of restrict ing continuation of command. "My personal opinion," he said earnestly, resting both hands on the tnble, "is that it has been, and la a mistake to discourage specialization in the service." BEARD'S 957 Willamette Phone 1996 Visit Our Annual Apparel Sale and save on Coats, Suits and Dresses Coats reduced from $12.75 to $39.50 Now $9.9S to S24.7S All Tailored Suits Reg. 4 ft Aff $16.75 and $19.75, now 9XW7 Three Groups of Dresses Reduced to $3.95 - $5.95 & $8.95 Big aavlnfta on many of onr finest Spring; Dressos (or street, dinner, and all-occasion wear. A8K TO 8EE THEMI New Silk Prints 69c yd. Beautiful Color Combination Very Newest Creations All Pure Silks - - - New Assrotmont Just In First Time Shown Many of these Silks are Regular 98o Values Summery Chiffon Voiles 35c Lovely new fast oolorad voiles In paatel colorings In floral prints so popular for summer frocks .oft, shear quality 38 Inches wide. Dotted Swisses and Voiles Shown In light shades as well as navy and red with pC. whit, dots yard fcWl Toll du Nord and Knlburnie Ginghams ln checks 4 ft ft and plaids yard I WW 1640 Yards "Pueblo" Prints All ust unpacked hundreds ot our customers know the wonderful wearing qualities and fast colors ot this fa mous fabrlo 36 1Qj Inches wide yard ,. I W C Faat Colored "Sunahlns Prints" and plain colors ' ln tine count and finish. As the price has advancod, the next shipment will be I 15c Pure Silk Hose 44c Chiffon and Service Women's Dresses $2.78 Silk Paatele . and Prints Children's Frocks 29c Dainty Fast Colors Women's Uniforms $1.00 Fast Color Suiting SATURDAY LAST DAY! Don't Fail to Take Advantage of These Unusual Savings Before the Sale Ends! 400 Yard. Non-Clingf 12c yd Width 90 In. 39o Cannon Towels 19c Solid Color, with White Man's Union Suits 49c Summer Weight (2.80 Men's Cords $1.95 College Tan $1 Men's Work Pants Mim's cotton work pams; Full cut, well made and en excellent aasort oient of patterns and materials. Now 69 25c Men's Dress Sox fillk and rayon, double rxlnforcod hool and toe, and double sole, aas't patterns and colors. 19 50c Boys' Bib Overalls Boya' bib overalls. Iloavy 2.20 weight, full cut. A real faring at this price. 39' Your Last Chance! Fast Color Prints Next week you will not be able to buy these prints at this pries. The finest quality In values to 2So . yard. Consisting of Pinnacle Prints. Peperell Prints, Flsxons, Voiles, Batistes, Eto, Ivory Enamelware Ivory enameled convex kottles. Triple coated, extra heavy. 4 qt :., , 95c 6 qt . .$1.15 8 qt. $1.35 $1.00 Alarm Clock SO l.i. aprinR, top bell, and nickel finish. 79 $1.00 Men's Pajamas Fast color, flno count broadcloth, coat and middy styles, plain and fancy patterns. 79 10c Canvas Gloves M n'a. Canvas (lloves. A bargain C tt p r I c on men'a fcC plain canvas work tjfT gloves. Pepaodent Antlseptle, 7Q Reg. 1 alze. Each I 5JG Ltsterln. Shaving 4 Q Cream, 25s size, each... I WW Spearmint Tooth Paste, each 10c Burma Shave, half pound Jar. Reg, 00, So-Soft 8anltary Pads, 2 for 45c 25c Johnson Baby Powder, Qf Reg. 25o alze, 2 for www 75c Boys' White Twill Sailor Pants Popular atyle, wldo bottom aquaro fly front, trimmed In contrasting colors. Now 59' Luggage Greatly Reduced EUGENE, OREGON Greater Savings onr PHONE 3220 Furniture r
