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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1933)
Page Ten THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD MISS AMERICA! . With til appointment of the Lant county budget committee, announcer! Wednesday night, the machinery for the levyinit of tho 11)34 tax levy was set in motion and from this time on until the firat of November, when the levy muat be fixed, tne committee win be kept busy trying to atudy out means ' whereby the affairs of the county may be carried- on another Mur with the leant noaaible eipenill tore of money, without impairing the efficiency of administration in any department, E. U. lite of Eugene, Charles Beid Ur nf Cottaae Grove and Walter Hoi land of Crow have been appointed as the three outside memners ot tne oua et. committee, the three members ol the county court being . ex-officlo members. The committee will be called for Its first meeting in a few days, it was an nounced y County Judge Fred Fisk Thursdav. A aeries of meetings will be held during the latter part of this month and fore part of October and the budget, under a new law, must De adopted during the early part of Oc tober, then it must be advertised for 20 dnvs before the taxpayers' meet ing is held and the levy must be made after the meeting and before the firat of November. Heretofore tne Taxpay ers' meeting has been held between Christmas and the first of January. Under the new law the tax rolls must be turned over by the assessor to the sheriff so that collections may be started by January 1 instead nf March 1 sr. hertofore. On this account It is necessary to set the budget meet-Ins- and fix tax levy two months The new law also provides for quarterly payments of taxes instead of semi-annual payments and provides for a discount if paid in advance. Under this plan, if the entire tax lor the year is paid before March 15 a three percent discount Is allowed. No discount is given If only the first onarter is paid before that date, but If the second quarter ia paid by Blarch IB there is a 2 per cent dis count on the payment and if the third quarter is paid by June 15 there ia a 4 per cent discount on that particular payment whllo if the fourth quarter is paid by September 15 a 6 per cent discount is auowea on it. In order to obtain these discounts toe payments must be made three months prior to the due date, it is pointed out. '' Representatives from cities and towns in every part of the state are expected to be on the campus of the TJnirersity ot Oregon Saturday, Sep tember 23, for a special meeting of the Tjengue of Oregon Cities, It is stated by Hermtn Kehrli, director of Uie Commonwealth Service Bureau. The formal election of Mr, Kehrli aa field manager for the league is expected to take place at this time, and plans for the coming year will be made. Important matters affecting cities will be discussed. Of particular Interest will be the effect of the- ex tweted special . session of the legisla ture. . . Delegates will discuss the mntter of Regulating and controlling the sale of alcoholic beverages, as It relates to cities. Legislation covering this Is ex pected to be before the legislative ses sion. Raising revenue for unemploy ment and public relief will also be taken np. , The business session of the con ference will be held in the Social Sci ence seminnr room in Friendly Hsll t 1:30 8aturdny. A dinner meeting will be held in the evening to conclude business. , Informal discussions will Include rbe matter of requests for funds for local use from tbo Federal Kmergen- ey Administrstinn of Public Works, '' a subject in which delegntea are ex pected to be keenly Interested, ll . i ; -n i II 4W i ii t s r r i : i i'srr in rm mi A figure In the newt at 18 It Marian Bergeron (bove, the platinum blonde Westhaven, Conn., high achool senior, who waa crown ed "Miss America of 1933" at the Atlantic City Beauty pageant. Owners of Barges Pay $450 in Taxes Several of the -contracting firms on the Siuslaw highway have paid their personal property taxes while others are still holding off, according to George Houghton of the tax collection enartment of the sheriff's office. No tices of snle of the property for the taxes were posted a few days ogo. Those Having un are the Cons Rnv Dredging company, the Fobs Launch" and Tugboat company, the Reedsnort Tug and Ijeiinch company and Montn- gne and u Keilly, owners of barges and other water craft levied on, and the total collected waa approximately $4.10. The four contractors owning ms- chinery levied on hnve not yet paid. BE T An examination Into the nature of the orpfipnt economic orsmiization, a topic that is rewmled as especially interesting at this time, will form the the basis for the course "Present Problems of Kconomir Organization," which will be one of three courses of fered to people of Eugene by the Gen era. Extension Division. The class, which will meet each Thursday even ing from 7:15 to 0:15 on tho campus j of the university, will be taught by John T. Ganoe, of the economics de-1 partment. All classes will start the week of September 25,. ; Snecial attention in the course will I be paid to the modern use of corpora tion in large scale production. A study will be made of financing methods and the organization of distribution, While the treatment will be partly historical in nature, the social sig nificance of the many factors will be stressed, it Is stated. The courses offered evenings are open to any one interested, and those whose wish to complete them and take the examinations will receive full uni versity or college credit. . Other courses available ore "Appre ciation of Literature," which will be taught by Dr, E. G. Moll, .professor of English, on Monday evening, and Current Educational Principles and Practices," which Dr. J. R. Jewell. dean of the school of education, will offer on Tusday night. I Full information on the extension nsses may be obtained from the Gen eral Extension office at the university. Flapper Fanny Say: Ponce de Leon should have looked in a drug store for the fountain of youth. tutive code has been prepared and a number of amendments thereto are to be submitted for the consideration of those attending the convention. Every camp owner in the state of Oregon is invited to attend the con vention and take part in the discus ions. South Carolina is known as the Palmetto state. Auto Camp Owners Meet October 2 The Oregon Auto Camp association ill hold its annual convention at rants Pass, October 2 and 3, accord ing to word received here. Hepresentntives from the cump owners' associations of California, Washington and British Columbia will be In attendance at this conven tion. , A banquet and dinner dance and va rious sight-Beeing trips hare been ar ranged by the committee in charge leaded by Airs. Avvon Hughe! and Mr. Ray McQuity of Grants Pnss. A matter of importance to all the camp owners throughout the state is the adoption of a code to be submit ted to the National Recovery Admin istration at Washington, D. C. A ten- Eugene's Own Store McMorran & Washburne PHONE 2700 Dine Here Friday FRIED FRESH HALIBUT 35c BALCONY Noble French Prune Grown By Lane Man A box of Noble French prunes was Brought to Tho Register-Guard Wed ecsday afternoon by Noble Andrews af Plensant Hill. The prunes are a rariety invented by Mr. Andrews, and are of very fine quality. Mr. Andrew, copyrighted the prunes In 1024, and has been growing Bicm ever aince. He first waa lo cnted at Salem, and two yeara ago sine to Pleasant Hill. Ho hsa sold 50,000 young prune trees at Salem, md hsa 500 trees slresdy on his place near Pleasnnt Hill, with 4,000 toungsters to he set. Mr. Andrews lells his prunes and the treea both b Salem ami Eugene. Guides You TV ! A V i 0. M. Plum mar, Oregonlan Service Station, Eugene, has a new road up aervlot for hit cuitomen. Claims the Richfield Strip Maps fill a long-fell need among motor Ma of tho western itatts. Great Hl-Ootana ana Rlohliika booster. a. Eugene's Own Store McMorran & Washburne PHONE 2700 Mildred LeComnto Moor . Beginners' Dancing Classes AUDITORIUM Saturday Boye' Class 8 Lessons $4.00 4 p. m. 9 a. m. 2 p. m. Boys and Qlrls 3 to 5 yeara High School Girls . . Tap Small Groups and Individual Instruction For Registration PHONE 2228-J-4 Eugene's Own Store McMorran &. Washburne ' PHONE 2700 Saturday Last Day te place orders and have Draperies Made FREE All Drapery jobs will be made up and delivered In the order received. All orders taken by Saturday night will be made up FREE of cost. THIRD FLOOR Eugene's Own Stora McMorran & Washburne PHONE 2700 Big Shipment Riley's Imported Toffee and Famous Rum and Butter Flavored . . Candies Rum and Butter Round Tin 35c Nushey For Children. .. .35c Cigarette Case Rum and Butter 50e Rum and Butter Round Tin j70c Welcome Inn 1 lb. Rum and Butter 85c Falkan 1 lb Rum and Butter 85c Rum and Butter . V2 lb. Tin $1.18 Variety Aaeortment Vi pound ..$1.15 Phone and Mai' Orders Filled. GOLD DROPS TTASHIXGTO.V, Sept. 21. W) Today's price for newly mined gold was announced by tile treasury as J31.3H, a decrease' of 05 cents as com pared with' yesterday's quolntion. GREEK BREAKS NOSE PULLMAN. Wash.. Sept. 21. 0J.R) .Bt?n Physicians said today George Tbeo doratos, huge Cougar tackle from Sac- rainento, would not be kept out of games by a broken nose he sustained in scriiniuitge. A little town In Putnam county, West Virginia, haa the name of Para dise. . Eugene's Own Store McMorran '& Washburne MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY PHONE 2700 Friday Saturday Mr. D. Lawrence Factory Representative Will Demonstrate The Hamilton Beach Mixer and Juicer with All New Attachments Here Is undoubtedly one of the greatest labor savers ever devUed for women.' You will marvel at its com pletenessyou will be amazed at the things It will do. Eugene's Own Store McMorran Washburne MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY PHONE 2700 One of the , most interesting Cooking Schools ever held in Eugene McDonald Theater Wednesday Thursday Friday September 272829 1 9:30 to 11:30 A. M. conducted by j Fern Trumbull Hubbard Hotpoint Home Economist Featuuing the , Magic of Electric Cookery New Appetizing and Nourishing Recipes New Ways to Cook Common Foods New Ways to Economy ADMISSION FREE IT'S SO PLEASANT STAYIN6 AT JHE BENTONS'! EVEN THE 6E0 LINENS ARE WHITER AND FRESHER THAN ANYONE ELSE'S 0 W0 MflPMIMA' 7 SLEEP WELL? T FINE' AND MRS. BENTON; , I MUST ASK YOU A PERSONAL QUESTION AND HER LAUNDRESS USE?1 RINS0. JIM. WE CAN'T AFFORD ' A LAUNDRESS. BUT , WE CAN CERTAIN LY USE THE SAME KIND OF SOAP. (better) (TRY IT 3 IVE HEARD A LOT ABOUT RINSO J NEXT MONDAY NIGHT LOOK, JIM IT IS THE .SOAP! USED RINSO IN 'THE WASHER TODAY AND THE CLOTHES CAME SO WHITE 1 0IDNT NEED TO ROIL THEM V (OU ARE ( CLEVER I ) WHAl IS THE SECRET) OH THATS BECAUSE MY OF YOUR SNOWY LINENS ? .THEY'RE THE WHITEST I'VE EVER SEEN r LAUNDRESS USES RINSO. J RINSO GETS CLOTHES J-OR 5 SHADES WHITER J Owe rinso for) ( tur washing- JCIT SAVES MAKES CIOTHCS) k, . W RINSO'S er."lre.c?,nnnli. Msrvel7.T. Y'. 10 GRmso.t your grocer ,"7 on ,he h'ndsl A nnnit-v hi. . om... co. Now is the time for everyone to stand behind 395 Eugene's Om Stm-o McMorran 5? Washburne MES0HAKDISE 07 Minn OKlv a mmmm One' More. Opportunity TO BUY "SUNSET" Bed Pillows at close to HALF REGULAR PRICES Several months ago we made a very fortunate ,... j Sunset Pillows. Since then there haa been steady price at voin.cn uui in mine ui mis lacL we are orrering our cm tomers another opportunity of supplying their needs at pneet fully one-half of today's true value. It Is probably the lut time you will be able to buy good pillows at prices ai lot . These prices can only be maintained & short time longer. Sunset "Merle" Pillows Regularly $2.00 Each Fine quality light welcht stripe ticking filled with clean screened hen flakes. Size 20x26 Inches. Sunset "Grant" Pillows Regularly $3.00 Each Fancy stripe feather-proof ticking filled with white goose feathers and hen flakes. Size 21x27 Inches. Sunset "Beauty" Pillows Regularly $5.00 Eaeh Down-proof soft ticking filled with 50 duck down and 50 duck feathers. Fine soft pillow 18x25 Inches. Sunset "Beauty Sleep" Regularly $6.00 Eaeh Excellent quality down proof ticking filled with 50' duck down and 50 duck feathers. Size 21x27 inches. Sunset "Garfield" Pillows Regularly $6.50 Each Fine soft quality fancy stripe down-proof ticking filled with goose and duck feathers and duck down. Wonderful value. Sunset "Aristocrat" Pillows Regularly $10.00 Each One of the finest pillows made finest quality ticking filled with white goose down. Size 21x27 Inches. Great bargain at $6.00 each. $1.50 EA. $2-oo EA. $2-50 EA. 375 EA. $4.25 $6 EA. Arrived The New Fall Outing Flannels 25. New Colorful Designs for Gowns and Paiamas 36 inch One of the most beautiful assortments of outlnc pattcrni we have ever shown. Excellent and durable 1ualuv.I,r nightgowns and pajamas. Attractive styles to be nan Vogue, flutterlck and Simplicity patterns. All White Outing Flannel 15c 22c 25c yard Good qualities of all white outing, 36 Inches wide. three weights for all purposes. Cheese Cloth Covered W ool Batts This Is a good quality all wool batt covered with firm white cheese cloth. The size Is 72xfU Inches 2 lb. weight. Excellent value at $2.75 each. $2 .75 New Patterns in Comfort Challis 19 Many attractive new patterns In comfort challis light and medium colors and small or large designs. Qood quality at 10c yard. FIRST FLOOR
