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RAILROADS. MILLS
COTTAGE GROVB, July 21.
Special) If railroad activity Is an
Indication of prosperity, Cottaae
Grove should be coming In for its
ehsre, for the Oregon Pacific & East
ern railway, which serves the How
River Talley, ha more business than
for several years. Tola la due to ac
tivity in the lumber buaineaa.
Years ago several large mills were
In operation on this line and two
mills in the city were aerved with logs
that came over the line. Aa timber
tracta were cut out the mills were
closed, then the bottom dropped out
of the lumber market. There are yet
great tracts of timber tributary to the
railroad and now the Bohemia Lum-
ber company, with a new null, Is in
full operation at Culp Creek and the
Scott mill, to be operated under the
name of the Waldcn Lumber com
pany, and owned by Eastburn Bros.,
who came here from Junction City, is
expected to go into operation next
Monday at Wo Men. An old mill at this
location has been Inactive for many
years.
The Anderson & Mlddleton Lumber
company, in the hands of receivers.
has a contract to cut 400,000,000 feet
of government timber near Layng
Creek ranger station and sovernl
years ago spent a large sum of money
preparing a millsite near Dorcnn and
building railway into the timber.
There have been rumora that the
owners of this company are nearly
cut out on Fuget Sound and contenv
plate operations here, but no direct
word has been received here. This
company also owns large tracts of
timber near Ita millsite.
Repairs to roadbed and bridges are
being made by the railway.
The city's only other railway, own
ed by J. H. Chambers and Son, Is
active in handling logs for the Cbam
bera mill located in this city. This Is
not a common carrier but the O. P.
& E. Is.
Plans All Set
For Catholic
Picnic Sunday
The Eugene council of the Knights
M Columbus are sponsoring the an
nual Catholic picnic at Riverside park
Sunday, July 23. Al Hoffman la gen
ual chairman of the large social
gathering, which will bring Catholics
and their friends from Eugene, Cot
tage Grove, Springfield, Monro and
Harrlsbnrg.
Following the luncheon at noon the
annual baseball game between the
married and single men will be play
ed. Dr. F. A. Reiling will endeavor
to lead the married men to victory
after the two losses of 10.11 and 1032.
William Potter feela certain that the
ingle men will make it three straight
victories.
Dr. F. A. Helling In 1931 led the
Ingle men to victory after the mar
ried men had won every baseball en
counter from 1025 to 1030. Batter,
ies of the two teams will be announc
ed before the opening of the game.
After the baseball game, the ath
letic gamea will be played. This part
of the program will be in the hands of
Joseph Krcmmel. chairman, assisted
by Phillip A. Oent, George Miller,
Fred Kreata and W. W. Brlstow.
Transportation will be taken care
of by Ed Knrth, Joseph Klrrhoff and
Ernest Brunner. Between 10 and 11
a. m. cars will be at St. Mary'a Cath
olic church for people desiring to at
tend the picnic with no means of
transportation.
Flapper Fanny Says:
Writers to Convene
In Portland in Aug.
Writers and speakers from Ore
gon, Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana, are to meet In convention at
Champoeg and Portland, August 6 to
11, inclusive, according to informa
tion received here.
Among those on the program are
Anne Shannon Monroe, Alexander
Hull, Frank Irvine, Judge C. H.
Carey. Prof. John Horner and
Charlea F, Walker. Governor Meier !
is to welcom the visitors. The poets'
breakfast will be presided over by
Harold Hunt, drama and Poets' Cor
ner editor of the Oregon Journal
Dean Collins will apeak at this af
fair.
The first session of the convention
will be held at Champoeg on August
0, and the following daya the meetings
will be In the Multnomah hotel In
Portland.
GOES TO PEN
MEDFOKD, Ore., July 21.(P)
Enrl Hnnscom, 29, Eagle Point dis
trict farmer boy, under life imprison
ment sentence, for the admitted slay
ing of Albert J. Tingleaf, his friend
and neighbor, as the climax of
trivial dance-hall quarrel left this
morning for Salem in charge of dep
uty sheriffs.
Lane Homemakers
To Start Annual
Camp On July 26
- tane county homemakers will have
an opportunity of enjoying an outing
at Camp Cleawox, In the coast area,
and they won't have to do any cooking
or dish washing!
The second annual homemakers
camp, sponsored by the Lane county
homemakers organization and direct
ed by Miss Gertrude Skow,, home
demonstration agent, will atart July
SO thla year, running till August 3, at
the Girl Scouts camp, Misa Skow an
nounced Friday.
, About 30 women are expected to
attend the camp this year for the
period of rest, recreation ami innplra.
tion. Registrations must bo In by
Wednesday, July 2(1. Cost of the camp
Is $2.50 plus a hag of vegetables or
fruits.
With Mia Skow as leaders nf the
camp will he Harriett Long, state li
brarian, who will lead book discus
ions; Ruth Midillekaiiff. head of ap
plied art at Oregon Slate college;
and Margery Thayer, swimming In
structor at the Vniverslty of Oregon.
There will be a cook with two as
sistants, thus assuring the women
who attend that they will not have
to do their own cooking or any of
the dish washing, Miss Skow dec lared.
Last year the Lane county home
makers' camp was the first camp of
the sort In the stale. This year other
counties of the slate are adopting the
idea.
North America, with one-twelfth of
lie world's people, uses about one
half of all the timber consumed In
the world.
WEDDING
ANN'OUNCFMrVTS AND
. . INVITATIONS , .
Valley Printing Co.
Mioot 470 76 Wen Broijwi,
FRESH FILMS
6 First Clan Developing.
Kuykendall Drug- Go.
870 WillamttU
Many a air I starting her v a oat Ion by
boat often continue by rail.
Fairway Princesses
Pay Eugene Visit
Two pretty emissaries from the
Portland Junior Chamber of Com
merce, Misses Elva Salmonson and
Nina Perkel, arrived In Eugene todny
to extend a personal invitation to all
golf enthusiasts to attend the Na
tional Public Liinks golf championship
at Portland August 1 to 5 inclusive.
Misses Salmonson and Perkel were
recently chosen princesses in the
Queen of Fairways contest held by
the Portland Junior Chamber as a
means of publicizing the forthcoming
championship piny. They are touring
the upper Willamette valley, visiting,
in addition to Eugene, alem, Albany,
Corvallis and other communities.
They arrived today in the Gilmore
Economy Car, a Ford V-8 sednn,
which is approximately 4,000 miles
along oa its scheduled 10,000 continu
ous day and night run from Eugene
to the Canadian border.
The third and fourth toes of the
kingfisher grew together since this
bird needs strength in its toes in dig
ging its underground nest.
Two thin garments are warmer in
winter than one thick one because
the air between them is a poor con
duct or of beat.
Eugene' Own Stora
McMorran
& Washburne
-PHONE 2700
The very
first glimpse
of the new
Fall
Silks
and they are
beautifuh
88;?!N"..;..'.....$2.00
A stripe about the width
of a pique stripe Soft
beautiful a rich new fab
ric In black or licorice
A lovely brown.
$2.00
CORDED
BENGAL ...
Corded silk of finest wale
beautiful draping qual
ityrich texture and fin
ish black and licorice.
CHIFFON ff-J fA
FAILLE Jpl.DU
A faille as soft and shim
mering as you can imagine
will be much used in
dresses and suits. Beet
root navy black licorice.
Eugene's Own Store
McMorran & Washburne
MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY
PHONE 2700
Saturday -
Buy These Good Values
IN THE BASEMENT
45c Refrigerator Dish Sets
Three glass refrigerator dishes In clear or
green glass that save a great amount of
Btorage space Square can be stacked easily.
Green Glass Orange Reamers
Good oranges fresh orange juice for sum
mer easy to have with one of these large
green glass reamers.
25-ft. Garden Hose Amazing Value
The . best garden hose value we have run
across With rubber going up such bargains
will soon., be rare Buy now! All necessary
couplings. , ,
Large Splint Picnic Baskets
Extra large well made colored splint baskets
for picnic auto or fishing trips One of the
best made, largest baskets we've seen at this
'price.
Small Size Wash Boards at
Just the right size for quickly washing out a
few garments Ideal for camping trips or
kitcheuette use.
29c
5c
$1.25
15c
15c
The New
"Blockies" Dish Washer
Simply attach to the hot water faucet
and hot soapy water or hot clear
water Is available at the turn of a
knob. Thoroughly cleanses and rinses
dishes without putting your hands in
water.
o
price of regular las? I
could hardly believe It
until I went down,
filled up the Ford and
started out. It's not
only the real Super
Shell, but I think
you've Improved It."
Roger N. Joslyn,
New York.
"There'a a bltf differ
ence In my BuTck since
I changed to Super
Shell, especially on
Mils. I had never
tried Super Shell until
your ad called my at
tention to It."
George H. Krell,
New York.
Super-SHELL- without former 3 premium
-the gasoline hit of the year!
It'i Iht tarns ilory hr
Countless ihousandi switching
to new Super Shell developed
on Pacific Coast
EW YORK dive it a tremendous welcome!
A Up... up... up went Super Shell sales...
just like they are climhinj to new records here!
Super Shell alwiys htd been worth the 3c1
etlra the easterners hid to pay lor it. The Wen's
new Super Shell offered with the S( premium off
Is barfisin millions from coast to coast are
skins; for.
It it even an improved Super Shell; better in
many ways. Fatter pick-up quicker sltrtinj.
With a smooth, effortless power-flow, due to the
hihest anti-knock value in any gasoline icllin
(day at a non-premium price.
And most important. Super Shell has been
mide to give you belter mileage. The stastelul
Ksssy parts and sluttish parts are all removed.
CIol Jen. colored Super Shell is pure efficiency.
Stop at the Super Shell pump todsy. Find out
why men and women everywhere are tayinf
"Super Shell for mel"
Qui)
SHELL
"The only gasolines that would
muke my Graham run as sweet aa
Super Shell docs were the kinds t
paid tho extra J(f price for. And
Super Shell Is way above average
for mllcaile."
If. Markillic,
San Francisco, Calif.
At Shell Service Inc.
stations and Shell dealcri
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Try An
Old English
Ginger Beer
Ice Cream Float
15c
At the Fountain
Eugene's. Own Store
McMorran WashbuJ
MERCHANDISE 01 MERIT ONLY
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Saturday's Good Tews
For WeefyEnd Shoppers
Tot Hot
feather
Girdles
Combinations $1. to $3.50
Stepln type hook around
styles combinations made
of light weight but strong
'materials voiles nets and
coutil. Girdle sizes 24 to
32 at $1.00 to $3.50. Com
bination Sizes 34 to 40 at
$1.00 to $3.50.
There's a World
Of Style in These
Sheer Wash
Dresses
at $2.25
Warm weather is just getting
a good start in this Great
Green Land These sheer
voile dresses will meet the
apparel needs for many
weeks to come Because they
are so well styled one can
wear them almost anywhere.
New Shipment
Sport Shorts
Indian Head $1.35
Pique $1.75
Blouses $1.35
Linen Slacks $1.25
One can be as scantily dress
ed as one wishes In these
well tailored shorts and
blouses We've sold lots of
them, hence this new ship
ment. SECOND FLOOR
Kayser
Slipon Silk
Gloves
Women's - Misses
Knitted Suits
At Clearance t Prices
Styles on knitted suits, vary so little that to buy ,'.
at the low clearance prices la an opportunity not tl
be overlooked. Here are those hard-to-wear-out shark
skins and rich novelty weaves beautiful colors,
two and three-piece styles All sizes.
$27.50 Knitted Suits - -$19.50
Knitted Suits - -$12.95
Knitted Suits - -
SECOND FLOOR
mi
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Sale of
Holeproof
Hose
With Hosiery Prices Eisii
This Semi-Annual Sail
is a sensation
Regular
85c Grade
'A
Regular
$1.00 Grade
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When prices are lowered at the very time that other told
prices are rising is News" This is news the best botrj
news tnar, we ve Been able to publish In a long time. So M
umbo luio ictti uumery Baving opportunity.
' FIRST' FLOOR
$1.50
Silk plaid In light and dark
grey shades that will give a
surprisingly distinctive touch
to a costume
Susan Talbot Silk
Pique Gloves $1.00
Ruffled styles that are very
smart White only.
Clearance!
"Peacock" White Shoe:
Formerly $8.75 - $10.00
All the white summer fashion
shoes from the high grade Peacock
line are offered here at a sub
stantial reduction It is an op
portunity to buy these fine shoes
at the price usually paid for lesser
values
FIRST FLOOR .
Here Is Quality Merchandise
Priced Far Below Regular
$30 - $35! This Season's
Kuppenheimer Suit $25i
All this summer's fnshlons The fine durable sturdy Kuppenheimer fabrlcs-tM
colors you will want to wear now Tailoring such as you find only In Kuppeiiheimen
- - to ainj uunu Buy uwi oaiuroayi
Regularly $25.00
Varsity Town Suits slS
Varsity Town suits secured through special purchase arrangement with the makers-
" i"to cuum never ne possmie Tills season' styles, colors and taoncs-
ouiio uicai vniue at iremenuous savings
7 Men's Suits
Originally
$22.50 at .
$5.00
Only seven suits In this group and they are
in sizes 353637. Not much to choose
from and alterations will be very limited
uui ii you can oe ntted the bargain is
great.
Men's Jantzen
Swim Suits Reduced
$6.50 Jantzen's Men's
$4.50 Jantzen's Men's
Webfoott for Men
54.50 Jantzen's Boys' ,
12.50 Webfoots Boyi' ,
$4.50
.$2.95
.$1.95
.$2.95
Bdy's Kaynee Suits
Long Trousers, n(
$1.65 to $1.95 vals. i),j7
for boys 3 to 8 years long trouser
suits In the smartest Kavnee styles-11
are fast color of fine durable fabric
broadcloths twills etc. All this season'
uiciuuanuise.
Rubber Bathing
Balls -- Rings Reduced
Thft STOnf haunt. anl a.ale ntnf llftll
swimming rings. -
Formerly priced at CI 79
.$1.95 $1.50 to $1.95 Now
Entire Stock Men's Straw Hats
pTo.rn?rcv here are ,traw bat, down to half
$1.95 Straws for
$3.00 Straws for
$3.75 Straws for
Sailor and Panama type styles
FIRST FLOOR
..98c
..$1.50
..$1.63
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Price