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THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Page Three riTY NEWS NOTES :: HATS DOING JS, .ociety .t Osbum k"1 ritr council Ineet- CilJ "'"iHnsketbull game, "I p1--ci"' wat" b0,lrd American Legion ''iTri.al o George 5?. o.v Chester ' Veil. Vill.nl ball. " rclure hj Chester tRoJ..Vill."dhaU. Wednesday 12lwM.-Weokly luncheon for .linnscliih, Kucene hotel. W'LinUr.T.A. meet- of the lk lemrle. in that work for two or three weeks longer, having already been there more than a week. Returns From Coast R. S. Shelley, supervisor of the Siuslaw national forest, has returned from a trip of several days to the coast section where, in company with H. ttrumtage, asgistnnt recionnl forester, he inspected work being done by CCC crews. Wilcox to Portland A. R. Wilcox of Eugene, assistant upervisor in the Siuslaw national forest, has been called to the regional Tlice in i'ortland to do some work for a few days. He has lately been tationed at Aeskowin, in Tillamook county, where he has been working on the resource survey. Blackberries Ripen Evergreen blackberries which are nearly ripe were brought to the Register-Guard Monday by Mrs. M. Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Warner picked the berries on the Mary Neet farm on Halt creek, Sunday. .!! Memories club of .il. will present a musical pro m I!. I 0 0. F. hall Tuesday ' 8 o'clock for all Odd Fel- All Iowans '"TTj .I. hv a group of girls direction of Mrs. George rf. Halsey club, which in T1 ii .iris nnd five men, is di v. Mr. Jesse Cross. Asa IT" ' hl, crnml of the I. O, 5' ?, i general chairman of the ftp"- , rink Meellrw Ttoe Iowa club is to have its sup mAiMdav evening in the cham building, the event h potlucn one at u.. -. . . !- ncl-i.,1 in hrinjr . COV- j:.u nnilniches. dishes nnd ?( ... mi,.-, mill he dancing. u inn s nrogrnm. T7. f.n:iiiB ,t inviteil. in uifir iou.'."-. elth Wednesday Xne uosmmnw .ii r sTileDtine party necmesoaj- ovi-un.. i vwk in the Rniglits ot rytn halL .All merautrs iu m iarited to attend. This is a firJtimM party. There will be eards lUsrint. The women nie asked ft bring cake or sannwicaes. tlinrlM Listed ; The Hernany r.vangencfn cuuti-ii n (ontinnine its nightly musicnl revlvifl Ifrttinii at 7:30 o clock eacn evenmg Uii wk. Miss Willyla Buslinell. ;rtt hn just completed assisting itk conducting meetinfls vn Tan mm. Wash., will be here this tk to give illustrated soeigs with asyon dwtwinw. tiiiA to Out The taiW AH society of the fiirmount Christian church will hrld u ril-dar quilling bee at the home M iks. J. C. Knisht, JHu Four- teeneb svemie east Wednesday. There nil be a notltick luncheon at moor itilrall members are urged to iHtmt. Play Will Be Given- Three county plays will be given at Willakenzie grange hall Wednesday evening, Feb. 14, by Donna, Mnrcola and Willakenzie groups and three will be given at River Road school Monday evening, r et. Ill, by River Bond. Willakenzie and Yarnell groups. fliWMitk hKomte P. A. Thompson, supervisor, &M . fflsen, rood superintwlert mi tb'e TCilisoptte notional fore&t, wen ts Blue River Tuesday te inspeet tbt rost work now being cnrpieil en bj l fowi crew up the river frem m Boy Scout camp. 'Wiillllulil.cjthBi Set Nnm Lodte No. 11. A. T. and 1JT- will hnlfl ctninl anuuu ni cstion Wednesdnv eveninc nt 7:30 ir tee Jttfonic Temple for the purpose 'St eODfnirw th l.ntrrnl A uuaiii ,ii . " .......... ,.rr..n.. wpee upon two cttnidetes. AH iii-.... , .. . vuwut ik umied. ftlWm (h te Seettle k. D. Peterson, lncnl represeetat! I the Coorlrich Rubber company, i Bmuoie by two local Goodrich t Mfcw, Ernie Doiiner of Eugene ad lilfy Xeln of Junction Citv, weirt M RiWe Saturday to attenil a no wiTtntion held in the norrkem eky - .r awrirn Ruir company. yk.u1lPL fwter Steele, assistant snnervis ...uumciit ii.-iwoiini loresi, wai WW over the week-end from Port -f uee ne nni rieen working on tHDSnnntntinn -I - , .. " ' '"rest. He will be engaKed 50 YEARS A MARTYR H CONSTIPATION tot KelloRg'B All-Bban Brought Welcome Relief from tried t Brain 1 try it, PhJ ii.:. y" p apiennid letter constipation. Have "HI rpmpf'.. i . "On jt t . . fc " reaa an account ol Au!r " ? had been rcWtvei by :,.""" "" i tnougnt "What IZ. Me f me trying anything WTl When all .1 i , " vise naa ifliiea: ku 5 1 ln,,u(!ht I would Mld dl no harm anyway ?an with a small dish of fMSRA for breakfast, and Jd rful to say. I never need to SJMy Physic at all now. HowI iMlion LrJ'.U?erers fr?m con' a it. ,u persuaded ""ulv, xocneaier, z. kid r.,i , , ana "min B to SlkS r habits- Alro 'r" 'or Ekif'; All-Bran t. r.SS'J" ,e'y vegetables Mid " , "r tnn taking patent 7T tablPoonfuls of "AN daily are usually auffl. If " with ech this delicious ready-ttxat Mad by N-im your er, aiu Cretk. Optometrie association. Dr. Fox ad dressed the group and was named an honorary member. Eagles to Initiate Ehe Kugene lodge, EtiRene Eerie No, 275. will hold an initiation Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Eagles hall. Thtrty-one ramlitlate will he initiated. All members are requested to be present. Puhlii mar lc t wtA In Portland Tues day attending to business tor the market. Junction City Man Hart , W. A. McUallts. Norman Bcnneuler aud Mrs. J. W. Benton were among residents ot the Junction City area in Eugene Monday. Divorca Granted Mrs. Uerda Sutton of Burns has been awarded a divorce from Wnrren M. Sutton, principal of the Burns public action), according to word re ceived by her friendi here. New Road 9otoM A petition for a new road h Key ser creek branching off from tke Mosby creek road seven or echt mile southeast of Cottage Grove was file! with the county court Tuesday. Wre petition calls for a mile ef road. Legion to Vote on memkera-- The Eugene post of the Ahm Legion will meet this Tnestlny eve4Mf to vote on new members and te feenr r-rorts on the recent district mwtim: at Albany. Coffee and (lovtekiiiits xriiti e served. At MoapHal Mrs. Clarissa Meek. Mrs. Kwnw .Tokafton. Mrs. Genrgm Gipfeiea. Rov Miller, LeMer Gates. Miwi CareJ Nelson, and bnby Hnry Rand we admitted to the Pacific fcosnitnl .uORiwy, Santa Cter r. T. A. The Snnta Clara Parem-Towtrrs' awocintinn wiil nvet TuesdnT ere- nmis at the school house. Earl Pown in is in charge f tbe srwrnik which wit! be n rwwHoo fit fcnders day. Go to Meet.no Dr. am Tyler and Dr. Irvtn R Pox went to PorthiM thw fust week-end to attend the Oreaon Carnival Dance A carnival dance will be given at tli" Jefferson Beach ballroom in cele brotion of Valentine's dny Wednes day evening, I turns, noisemnkers, and serpentine are being supplied by the management. V. ot F. W. to Meat The Veterans of Fureign Wars will meet Thursday night to initiate. New Member Taken In- One new member was taken in by General Iiwton camp of the United Spanish War Veterans Monday night. Application of another new member was received. Lions Meeting The weekly luncheon of the Eu gene Lions club will be held Wed nesday noon at the Eugene hotel, Plans will he talked for the state convention to be held here, too. Lepjaisi lJta4aj The local post of the American Legion is to meet Tuesday evening nt the armory. Keports will be given on the recent district meeting in frit He. lajBVuMts to JwsKsml11 Mrs. Agatha Walker, Agatha Sny der) kns retured to her home in Port land after having spent the week-end nt the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. X. ftiyder, in Eugene. A reopening d-auoe will he held by tW Coyote Community club at Brooks mi ft, iKntm'dmy, Feb. li, Music will be ftrruisd by a five-niece eecWesatra. The )KtMe m mvitvd. Drama Gwrcowritiwi at Treat Tbe place for the district 4vama eompetitioM between Lowell, Trent and PfoftMint HiU will he at Trent in stod t LweU, "eb. 30. The Irving grnnce will visit the Gohw grn-rffe We4esiki,v even-vug, Vvb. 1. Irvmy will furnish the pro- 31'hw. Leavm tar Idafea - Mr. and Mrs. T. X. Luee, whe Kve em Ihqxui creek, wear Mnpletea, were in Kugene Monday on Imsiness. Mrs. Lwse is IcflviHg fr Botw, Wn., for a metitk's viit. Hera from Cromw- rronk Honker of the Crwv triot was a busiies vis-ttor i Ifw Mm dny. Go to Portland) H. C, Wheeler. nresi4ent and W. A, Ay res secret nry of the Producer' Married by Johnston Thomas C. Luckev of Sun Fran. eisco and Itasel C. Stockford of StUI. fill.- XV rra ninrriAfl hr Incttna of the Peace Inn Johnston at his office here Tuesday. Articles Stolen Herbert (iaskill rrnorted in r'tlr int. lice the theft of some tools nnd other articles from his cur wlnl it tvm parked near the Eugene high school .Monday night. Ben LeFever Hara Ben LeFever of the Walterville district was a visitor in Eugene on Monday,' Hera From Junction J. F. Wells of the Junctiou City section was in Eugene on business Monday, Junction City Men Here U G. Purkerson and E. E. Purker- snn of the Junction City area were in Eugene on business Monday. Medford Couple Hare- Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Huddle of Med ford were visitors in Eugene Tuesday, Attorney Hera H. W. Lombard, attorney of Cot tage Grove, was a visitor In Eugene Tuesday. Miss Adams Admitted- Miss Elnora Adams of Eugene was admitted to the Eugene hospital Tuesday morning. Wwa From Wesr Milton Le Page of Westfir xvns a visitor m Eugene Monday. rrnrmtt togas W Eromett Bogcs of Marcem w km Monday to viit bis bv4bv, Lee oggs. Down From Brfcrgfr Mr. nnd Mrs. C. G. McXenl of Xtc- Keife Bridge are here m a visit f a dny or so. L. K. Travk Mew L. E. Travis, a CnWrwrnftn who hns a summer home at McKetuM Bridge, was down from tkece Tes 4oy. Juncthm J. A. Ackerman, farmer of the Junction City district, was a nw visitor in Eugene Tttevdny. Crevwatt Man Hr Frnnk J. Hly and William Bttis tem, well-known residents of Cre well, were in Eugene Friday. Down From WaltorvHb H. Cunningham of the WolterviHe section was a visitor in Eugene Tuesday. Club to Meet The Texas club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. J. Macklin. Fifth and D streets, in Springfield, Wednesday for a one oVlock luncheon, it wns an nounced Tuesday. Mrs. Paul J. Cnu thorn Is assisting the hostess. Tea Is Planned A silver ten ei hi hoM nt tin home of Mr C V SLiiturt h Thnr.. day from 2 to 5 o'clock. Hara From Vlda N. T. Jamerson of Vida was a business visitor in Kugene Tuesday. Down From Bridge T. E. Lynn of McKensie Bridge transacted business in Eugene Tuesday. Here From Junction J. A. Keep of the Junction City district was here on business Friday In City From Creswell Ed Hartford of the Creswell dis trict was a visitor here Tuesday. Down From Cottage Grove Lee Lewis of Cottage Grove wai in Eugene Tuesdny. 1 lu Records MARRIAGE LICENSES William K. Strowbridge of Maple ton and Irfla Hilemnn of Eugene. CIRCUIT COURT Xary Sisson ngAinst Edward Sis son, suit for divorce, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. G, S. Garner against Ruby Garner, suit for divorce, alleging cruel and in human treatment. California Insurance company Against Joseph Smith nnd others, suit t foreclose mortgage in sum of $10, ()00 with interest nt 0 per cent. fctnte land bnnrd ngninst W. S. Mac Cartnpy nnd others, suit to foreclose ran r i ag e in sum of $.VHX with inter est. PERMITS - Episcopal church, permit to repnir kitchen, Seventh and Olive streets, 20. ARTICLES FILED Articles of Incorporation of the AT REX! j-T N j. pi I county with the exception of seven years, when he homestended in Col fax. Wash., where he was a nonr express driver. Mi Boliu leaves his son, Joe Bolin of Coburg; one daughter. Mrs. Zora Bosmer of llolton; a grandson, Dale Smith, nt Westfir, Services will be held at tho Coburg Methodist church Thursday ot '2:'M p. in., with Itev, Ienu C. Poindcxter officiating. Interment will be in the Coburg L O. O. F, cemetery. Poole-Grny-Bartholomew chapel of Eugene is in charge. Gilbert Roland and Constance Bennett, starred In "After To night," thrilling spy drama open- ng Wednesday at the Rex theatre. Blue River Gold Mines nnd Gold River Mining company filed. Cnpitnl stock of each is J1.-(UHH and incor porn tors are George C. Stanley, I F, Stanley and Robert u. Smith. BUSINESS NAME Certificate of assumed business name, "The Stockade," filed. . BORN MEEK At the Pacific hospital, on Monday, Feb. 12. 10S4, to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Meek, route two, Eugene, a daughter. Obituaries John W. Lambert John W. Jambert died Tuchday morning at the home of his son. erome Ijimbert, 745 west Eighteenth avenue. Mr. Lambert was born on April 1ft. ISTm, at Beloit, Wis., nnd had lived in Kugene since liU'S. He grew up hi Fayette, la., where he uns married to Miss Ella Purker. lie later lived in Tennessee and Illinois before coming to Eugene. He was a member of the Nil simile, Tenn., Ma sonic lodge. He was a contractor nearly all of his life, retiring from active work a few years ao. He leaves three sons. Molvhi Ijim- hert of Bakersfleld. t'al.; Donald and Jerome Lamliert of Eugene, and two grandchildren. Poole-tiray-Bnrtholomew chapel of r.iigeue is in charge of funeral ar rangements, which will be aniioiiuioJ! Inter. J. Henry Bolin J. Henry Bolin. n resident of Lane county neatly all his 1WV, died at the home of his son, Joe Hoi hi, a mile timl n half north of Coburg, Tuesday morning. Mr. Bolin was nn active member of the Methodist church at Coburg, and a well known figure in thnt community. He was born on Oct. 12. IS 15, in Illinois, and when he was four years old he moved to Oregon with his par ents, who settled nt Waldo hills in the- northern part of the state. When hp was 20 yenrs old he enme to Lane county, and in June, 3S74. he married Miss Olive Vaughn of Coburg. They celebriited their sixtieth wedding an niversary Inst June shortly before Mrs. Bolin died. Since 1874 Mr. Rnlin lived in Lane 11 1 Sg MOD Luckies don't use the top haves .... because top leaves are Wider-developed. . . . they are not ripe . . . . They would give a harsh smoke. Luckies use only the center leaves of the finest tobacco . . . because the center leaves are the mildest, tenderest, smoothest. Luckies don't, use the bottom leaves, because bottom haves are inferior in quality. They grow chse to the ground,' and are tough, coarse and always sandy. Lucky Strike present the Metropolitan Opera Company Saturday at 1:46 P. M., Eotarn Stand ard Time, over Bed and Blue Net work, of NBC, Lucky Strll? will broadcast the Metropolitan ;era Company ot New York In tha com plete opera, "Fauat." In making Lucky Strike, we actually ditcard Boat of the tobacco plant because we select only the center leares and for these cen ter leaves fanners are paid higher price. We do not use the top leaves because those are under-developed. Nor the bottom leaves because those are inferior in quality tough, coarse and always sandy. But these center leaves are the mildest leaves, silky, smooth, tender. And so only these center leaves are used in making Luckies the fully packed cigarette so round, so firm free from loose ends. The tobacco doesn't spill out That's why Jwckics draw easily, burn evenly and are always mild and smooth . . . And then, too "It's toasted"-for throat protection for liner taste. NOT in lop leave! ihff'rt nndtr. imltpidlkty art kank Always the Finest Tobacco and only the Center Leaves 9 The Cream of the Crop "The tends rest, mildest smoothest rohseo" NOTthe bottomleavei thty'rtitftrit 4 ialttyfartt ana tvayt uuij Funerals L. F. Thorn Services for the late Lorenzo Frank lin Thorn will be held Wednesdny afternoon at 2;;t() o'clock nt the Branstetter-Simon chapel. Bev. Er nest M. Whitesmith will he in charge of the services. Interment will bo in the old L O. O. F. cemetery. Car Dealers Cited . For Failing to Register License Eight denlers in usetl cars in Eu gene appeared !u the local justice court Tuesday forenoon on a charge of violating the state law in failing to reginter their dealers' licenses. All tho cases wero continued by Judge Pan Johnston until Friday. Under the law such dealers nro compelled -to obtain their license first and then to register It nnd when It is regis tered tho plates, which, arc sent by the secretary of ninte, have to be paid for. The men cited to uppenr are .lesi.0 A. Pruett, J. II, Brown. M. H. Herbergcr, Al Mngmnn. Vernon OUen, H. B. Itrnily. W. 11. Kerr and Jos eph Spurlock. Tho cases were bonif ied by the state police. ( Elmer Rust of Hindi ly appeared ip tho justice court on a charge of hauling without a license nnd was fined $25, while Jay Oldhnm was fined $10 for conducting n enr wrecking husincKH without n license, (iene Mansfield was fined $5 for having no rear light on his car. ' RED SOX PLAY SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 1.1. (Spe cial). Oregoninn Red Sox, girls1 Imsketlmlt tenin of Eugene nnd Spring field girls, will play the Pleasant Hill girls' team Wednesday evening at Lowell. MASONS TO MEET SPR1NGFIKLD, .Feb. 13. (Spe cial) Regular meeting of Liberty lodge No. 171, A. F. and A. M., will be held Tuesdny evening at 7:30. There will be work in the entered ap prentice degree. All Mnsons nro urg ed to be present. One Store Only 960 Charnelton Street Free Delivery Phone 428 Grocery Specials Wednesday Morning Corn Meal While or Yellow, fX 9-lb. sack Purex A0 Quart bottlo 1 Pork and Beans Campbell's, G cans mlS Grape Fruit Tasty Pack, . No. 2 can Commercial Chocolates--Lb Candy Plain Mixed, pound. Fruit for Salad Libby 's, No. 1 can Tartanaze 4 A A Pint, iar " Pigs Hearts- Pint iar Beer 5 per cent Rhein- lander or Olyinpin, 11 ounce bottle 15c 22 ounce bottle 25c ltic 10c 19c ISc 33c Till Friday Evening Instant Postum Large can Grape Nuts 1 Co Packago Log Cabin Syrup Qp Medium mzo Jr Sardines Large oval cans. 3 i'or.. Tuna Family, light meat, 1Ji No. can ...... L2 Salmon Southern flat can XA2 V Popcorn and Popper .'i 5c value f AA for AVC H D Pure Gelatin 4 An Tackafiro XUW Royal Gelatin Dessert Buy 3 packages for 15c and wo sell you one package 1 j.i; c Macaroni Spaghetti . 3 Pounds Made from Hard Wheat. lie 9c Corn Diamond A Whole Grain, No. 2 can Sliced Beets- Hefty 's Pride, No. 2 can Flakewhite Shortening Pure vegetable, rt 4 11). carton JAW Green Beans lie Grande, No. 2. 3 cans Vegetables for Salad Diamond A, 8 ounce can . 8c No. 2 can 15c Tomatoes Silver Dale, No. 2, 3 caii! Tomatoes Solid pack, No. 21. QC can Rolled Oats Sperry 's Quick or Regular, 3 pound 17p package 25c Peas Taste O' 4 tig West. No. 2 can Ivt Wheat Flakes Sperry 's, 3 pound 4 packago A I W Pearls of Wheat 4 Hp Packago ... X C Alber's Flapjack f n 51 lKiiiud nkir..... X I W Self Rising Buckwheat Alber's ' 4Qp "l.lli. nncknirp XW Peet's Special White Soap I pound Ci liar 6 for Dash Granulated 4e Soap L'l-lb. pkg.Xi Ivory Soap 4Aa Guest, 3 bars XWW Bob White Soap 4Ct 10 linrs X3w Sieved Vegetables Rabv Food Preferred Slock, can 5c Coffee Selling's, S. & W.. Del Monlc, Aladdin, Wcllinan, Shasta, Preferred Slock 1, 2 and 4 pound cans. The Pound 2c E OO
