Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, March 13, 1934, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti is, i?5 THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD Page Three TCitv News Notes :- -Ars DOING Tuesday - -Round Table- din :l5 " rrnm 0burn hotel. M"r0PB'.-Congregational - W. 0. T. U. "J. "d dish 1UnCh ' " n Weekly luncheon of 0 fjoos club, Eu.en. hotel. WSicolnP.T.A.meet 'ftKhool building. h.tn nTm.-l'lnner and meet 'f A. F. and J'jjJjUionte temple. tor the St. Patrick'! day nd program to be given at an' "I K rlmrch Fri- '2Satnd others assisting with w"!!ms are: Mrs. Lillian El 2TSSU of the dinner: Mr., rioran, cbnirman of the din- t". Mr.. Kobert E- Lamb' "T ( ftU; Mrs. C.O.Wi,. j Mrs. Horace Burnett, chair A wrations. and Mr, Edna 0 J, In charge of the entertain rtn m be served from T o'clock in the dining room JieUwillgo toward the work 3lonry society. The pro following the dinner will be ilhe chapel of the church. (sd.,rening bring, he din- f .ad A. M. The dinner, to be H'-T-. . M Vmnlt TV. Sti.ch.rge. The Johnson S,s- , to ting In a program r- ull Scott, grand master for Ore Z. ti be here and will present the W , l,:.,fl mo. tar. j the nj-v JlbEagen. lodge. Mr. Boney is " t ...... mictiir nt the JL All Masons In this jurisdiction inited to the dinner and meeting. inn . n." --""-. ..,,, 1. mrollment trom u.a.... . ... k ir.wi for th rodent control stmt, hi. been received at the mtr dub age"' " M""; nj Hurold Bowers. Paul u. i T -TO. Rnirar.. KrnnCl. T.en- . Wirren I-engeie, nunc, j -ci-jnj, Jackie Williams, Bobbie Bar- wn Rowers and Georgia jUe. One member. Edwin Scott, fa ntered the contest from i lflaie twt hpn Dinner IS, big dinner given at the Skin m Butte 3-C cnmp Sunday to honor v.i ..a Mr. rh.rle. H. Corlett nOhjor.nd Mrs. Casper B. Rucker w prepared and served under tne awiion of J. R.y Dawson, mess nnhftrf Hntr.H. first COOk. nd Bob Robison, second cook, assist M bM tame staff of kitchen police mi dimn. room orderlies. Mr. and lln. Lron.rd Ifaiio furnished the St'tn tor the decorations. at the university, 1. to addre.. the group on national busines. women', week. Former Eugeneans Here Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sims, formerly of Eu.ene. who hnv ha-. ii.t.. t- Mar.hfield for some time, are here for a visit. They are on the way to Medford where Mr. Kim n,;ii nnnanK in business. Formerly he hod charge oi tne repair department at the Hcn dershott gun store here. Leave. For Camp. George P. Mcn nnhnn Mn.lpn. tlon .uperlntendent in the Siuslaw na tional forest, left Tuesday for the iy. kj. camp, at Jlapleton and Cape Creek to look after work Winv d. by the crew, on roads. district transacted business In Eu gene Monday. Down From Fall Cre.k V. L, llucka was in Eugene from hi. farm on Fall preL- Mnn.i.- Creswell Resident Here C.-T. Merlx of tin. r-.-B-.ll tion was a visitor here Monday. Cre.well Man Here rtsv Williitr,,. r- II - " " -".a w. WHS R business visitor in Eucene Tuesdsv. Go To McKenzle Bridge Arthur Moses, clerk, and Clint God love, purchasing agent in the Willam ette national forest, were at Mc- Kenzie Bridge Tuesday on business connected with the service. Convention Committee Meet. The state convention committee of the Spanish war veterans will meet in the county court room at the courthouse Friday evening at 7:110 o clock according to announcement by juaa stnutrer, general chairman. Mr.. Folll. Return. Mrs. Jesse Follis of Salem, a vis itor at the home of Sir. nnd Mrs. J. F, Roadmnn during the past week end, returned to her home Tuesday morning. Eagle, to Grove The Fraternal Order of Eagles, lo cal chapter, will go to Cottoge Grove Tuesday night to put on initiation work. They will meet at the Eagles hall at 7 o clock and leave together. Everyone is urged to moke the trip. Contractor.. Painter. Meet A meeting of Eugene painters and Contractors Will lw half! nl tha fhnm. her of commerce Tuesday evening at I :ou. Mrs. Hall Vl.lt. Mr.. Vinton H. Hall of Portland, and .on Thomns. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Hall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. TV. F. O. Thacher. They will be here for a week or more. tutr Return. lit. ud Mrs. Clive St.nley return I to the Robertson mine In Jose lb) coonty Tuesday. Registered t-t-r Kenneth Hamblen of Port bd ifcompanied them. Stanley an ram that a pay streak assaying U6 te the ton has been located in Attune. Arrangements were made ert for the purchase of a Diesel en Fx and other equipment. fOfflM Open for the Lucky Boy Mining st-ur trill open in the Miner bulld- ( Wtdneday, George Stanley. ew of the concern, announced Miir. S"i0.f)00 worth of atock immfdi.tely go on tale. Four-It- uyi have recently been com l'.i, iwraging $12.05 to the ton, oi 100,000 tons in eight net $6.02 In. wrl li GlveUZ Tit Pirifi hn.r.Ut XV.. Br.nttetter, Mrs. Beatrice . Mn. Elsie Egge, Mr.: Eva I'inhr. md Clnre M unlock .a ad "rt Mondsy. The hospital dis that day Mrs. Clara Newton y danthter, O. H. Todd. Wal- Wren. Wallace Jordan. George nerj. and Mrs. Bonnibelle Will ! baby daughter. Examiner Coming "m Bnwn. examiner of operators rtaoffenrs. will be In Eugene ,7" nd Friday. March 15 nnd I K. P. hall, between the ?V 10 to R nnt g . m. t0 s, LT'ly. acmrding to a recent r",m,"t relenscd from the Sec 27 s,te's office. All those J- P'rmits or licenses to drive . uked to --et In touch with "a during these hour.. V'"""" Hotel ""t lit at the Hoffman hotel rT mrlndeil rt v i,,n.-,-. wl rt,im ' the Southern f- p"nr- - Min,1 of Mo rT Jfrmg,. TVoods of Mc BnH,.. T-,nrT Kot o( Ho. K. Ferrell of Daw Nil Trri""'T- nnd Private Pedro c'l"" m"rine crps from i T (' r' '"T" "main ""v, ', !" "",,0"1 'orest this lj ,'. "" hn announced by S ,i ,v ' ""P'rvisor. The loca ,h two , - A f""r Present, one at "'w" "' n""lMvrt. one at - ""'i in. tourth at Hebo, W.dne,d,," 'W '"""""ly well-babv clinic W r r"" ' be held HtImJ m"",ir,c the group-. in i' " ""d " streets. "Vkl. frnm nn,il 11 a. m. ii r ""''d "T" 'neir 1 S...r,h"f',r 1n o'vlwk. Dr. H,. ! ,T"m 'he tine County ""j i to conduct the clinic. "ti.C Plan Sale- Members of the Delta Delta Delta Alliance are giving a rummage sale the coming Saturday, Mnrch 17, In the Chamber, building, 740 Willamette street. Choir to Hold Party The choir of the First Baptist church will hold a party Wednesday evening after rehearsal. Audrey Brumwell ami Doris Moyer will he in charge. Enster music will be tried out at the rehearsal. Moffltt Show. Pictures L. C. Moffitt, county .chool auner. Intendent, ha. been engaged to show several reels of motion pictures at tne i'. i. a. meeting at the Bailey nm acnooi ednesday evening. At Hospital Ijiverne Tucker, Goshen. TVilliam Alexander. Cntage Grove. Mrs. J. E. Martin, W'estfir. and C. A. Peterson, Dorena. were admitted to the Eugene hospital Monday. Egg. Delivered H. E. Peterson of Junction Cltr, who has one of the largest commercial poultry forms in this county, has just delivered about lUKK) eggs to the Rusrh Managed Poultry Farms for custom hatching. Lane Man Buy Timber At a government timber sale at Roseburg Monday, Erminio Giustina and the Pcnn Lumber company, both of Eugene, were successful bidders on two separate tracts. The total sales for the day were $13,000. Mra. Becker In Hospital Mrs. C. J. Becker was taken to the Pacific hospital Tuesday for an opera tion, expected to be performed some time during the day. F. L. DuSh.ne Die. F. L. DuShane, a former Eugene resident, died March 8. according to word received by the Eugene lodge of Elks of which be was a member. Booth-Kelly Official Here R. E. Dnnnber of Detroit. Mich., president of the Booth-Kelley Lum ber company, Is here for a few days. Hera From Swl.thome Waldo Tnylor of Swisshnme was a visitor in Eugene Monday. Robert McBee Here Robert McBee of Junction City R. F. D. 1 was in Eugene on Business Monday. C. E. Ireland Here C. E. Ireland, who lived here number of years ago. is in the city from Los Angeles on business. Return, to Eugene Arthur Davis has returned to En gene from Roseburg where he attend ed the funeral of his father, TV.de Davis. Eugenean. at Ro.eburg Mrs. O. West. Mrs. R. E. Oedner. Frank Monroe and 1- J. f'rafton, all of Eugene, spent the week-end vis iting In Roseburg. Hara From Horton Coy B. Renninger of the Tlorton Men's Overalls 89c 220 weight Blue Denim. Heavy, full cut overall with either high or low back. Williams' Self Service FURNITURE REPAIRING and UPHOLSTEKinu Expert Workmen A nnioo-Af furniture Co. TV. Junction Man Here '. W. Caddy of the Junction City was a visitor in t.ugene Monday. Down From Wlnberry A. Mathey, well-known resident of the Winberry creek section, was in Eugene Monday. Down From Vlda Frank Mnson of Vi.la tHan.ai.j business in Eugene Tuesday. Mrs. Donahue Here Mrs. E. J. Donahue of tha VM district was a visitor in Eugene Tuesday. Morse At Manleton P. M. Morse, county engineer was t Mnnleton Tllesdnv. lnnL-lnn nfta county road and bridge work. Grove Lawyer Here II. J. Shinn. attorney of Cottage irove, was in Eugene Tuesday. H. Dery Here L. II. Ilprv tFn in tl,A nltn TAr,1n from his farm in the riovnrrinlo His. trict. Here From Junction Cltv E. S. Taylor of the Junction Citv district was in Eugene Tuesday. In Records PERMITS Mrs. Studley. permit to remodel residence, 201 Tenth avenue west, ?120. C. C. Kiesfer, permit to reroof building, ooolfa Seventh aveuue west. $45. RHRN ROMIC At the Pacific hospital, on iuonooy, ,-iinrc i 12. J i;i4. to Ilr. nm MrS. R. C rtomilt 174.n Pairmnnnt oouievara, a son. EGGE At the Pacific hosnltal. on Tuesday, Mnrch 13, 1034, to Mr. and Mrs. Niels Egge, Eugene route two, a son. Bountv collected hv Tnr! Pallara Ar tugene rl. F. D. 1, on two bobcats. Bounty collected hr RnaU r nat of Blachly on one bobcat. R. E. Veltlim RCflinst Rtirlfanhara-. Wittman company. Inc., suit for judg ment in sum of J."::4.4n nn.i sinn i torney fees, alleged due for work and services. BOUNTY Bounty collected bv TVnldn T T. lor of Swisshome on one coyote. ARTICLES FILED Articles of incorporation of Bo hernia Gold Mines compnnv filed. In corporators. James C. Miller, Anna la. Miller and Ferdinand Miller. CIRCUIT COURT Jack Parr against Southern Pacifi, company suit for damages in sum of .ta.iani a eeed due for loss nt arm when plaintiff fell off of flatrar near ti icopee in jane county. MARRIAGE LICENSES William P. Farrellr of Pnrtl-m.l mA Edith E. Enton of Springfield. John Henry Tan Orden and Esther r.tnei Hooins, Dotn of veneta. Obituaries Charles Norman Neat Cbarle. Norman Neet died at hi. home at Winberry Monday evening following a long illness. Mr. Neet was born at Lowell on February 6, jnu. and lived in that district his en tire life. He had been a resident of W inberry for the post 12 years. On September 15. 1014, he was married to Mis Fay Mcntheny of Eu gene, who survives him. He also leaves three sons, Ronnld. Verlin. nnd Albert, all at home; his mother. Mrs, Margaret Coburn. of Signal; one brother, Leon Neet of Halfway: two sisters. Sirs. Maude Glnspy of Eu gene and Mrs. Edith Eaton of Signal Mr. Neet was a member and elder of the Bible Standard church of I.well. Graveside services will be held at the Mt. Vernon cemetery on Wednes day at 2 o'clock, Rev. Arthur Gravel and Rev. Harry Neat officiating. Poole-Grny-Bnrtholomew chapel of I-.itgene is in charge. Only about 10.000 barberry plants were destroyed in Illinois the first six months of 10.T.1 for prevention o! black-stem rnt. as contrasted with 2,."00,000 in previous rears. The genernl opinion of seamen Is that a ship can roll about 42 degrees without great danger or capsizing. BURL IS INVITATION! minstrel show will "so on the road" next Monday nicbt, when the troupe gives its program At Thurston in the comtnuuity hall. Several other towns In this vicin ity are sin ted to get the minstrel show, which was Riven here, Cottage (irove, and Vonralla Inst week. Dates for these future presentations are not yet set, but it is expected that hugene, Wendling, nnd Onkridge will be among the "stands" the show will make. Rod and Gun Club Has Nominations Sl'KlXGFIKLD, March 13. (Spe cial). Uffirera for the newly organiz ed Kod Hnd dun club arc nominated at the dub'a second meetinu Monday evening. Klections will be held next Monday. Those suggested for the club's of fices arc: For president, H. O. Dib Mee, Niel Pollard; for secretary, Al PohI, Frank Iteunie, nnd J -arson Wright; for trcusurer, Walter lios- sler, Oswald Olson, aud Clifford Wil son. By-laws of the club will be dis cussed at tho next meeting also. H. S. April Frolic Plans Are Made A plaque, made of a beautiful redwood burl, wai used to carry a message to President Roosevelt, bidding him visit the Redwood Empire region In northern California in his proposed western trip. Virginia Dunham la ahown handing the plaque to Herbert Stencil, T. W. A. airline pilot, for shipment to Washington. At left is Mo. Goldman, president Redwood Empire Association, and at right William Mc Carthy. San Francisco postmaster. Springfield News Items SPR1NGFIFXD. March 1.1. (Spe cial). Further plana for the April Frolic to be held on April ti, were made nt the regular Girls' league meeting Tuesday morning at the high school. Pearl llelterltrand was named chnirmnn of the refreshment com mittee for the affair. Mother of high school girls will be special guests of their daughters at the frolic. Koch clans will present a skit or stunt nnd several between- net numbers will be given. Class rep resentativoH on the Girls league council are in rhnrgp of earh clsss' skit. Leln Peterson is general chair man. At the meeting Tuesday the junior class presented a short program, us ing Ihe (iitmore circus radio program as its motif. RPRIXGFIKI.D, March 13. (Spe cial). Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet for the regular meeting and initiation Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hull. The X. O. W. drill tenm will hold a spe cial rehesrenl Tuesday evening, Mrs. Hay Stevens, captain, has announced. DINNER IS TUESDAY SPRINGFlKI.n. Morch 13. (Spe cial) Miss Alta Manning. Mrs. Leota Rodenbougb, Miss Alene T. Basford, Miss Jewel Cunningham, and William Gantx will entertain other members of the Brnttnin school staff and their guests at dinner Tuesday evening. The affair will be held at the Methodist church and will hegin at 6:30 o'clock. IN FROM MARCOLA SPRINGFIKl.n, March 13.- (Spe- cial). F. J. Wnld of Marcolo was in Springfield on business Tuesday. Beer Applicants Get Council O. K. SPRINGFIELD. March 13. (Spe cial). Recommendation that four local applicants for beer licenses be granted permits to sell that beverage was made at the monthly city council meeting Monday evening. The licenses can be granted only by the state liquor commission. Persons npplying to the council for recommendations were V. J. Daniels. Dave Worley, William's cafe, and Clarence Burkhalter. A petition presented to the council at a previous meeting by Paul Iladley, asking that several lots owned by him on Tenth street be vacated was discussed. Notices setting forth the petition must be posted for 30 days, which period will not be up until Mar. 21. The opinion of the council in in formal discussion was that the peti tion be granted. Slightly over $400 In monthly bills was allowed by the body. Program Planned For Lions Play SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Spe cial). Announcement of the between net entertainment for the Lions club play. "Auntie Up," which will be given on March 23, was made Tuesday morn ing. A string trio consisting of Buford Roach, violin: Barbara Barnell. piano; nnd Betty Byrne, 'cello, will play severnl numbers. The Eugene Bible college male quartet will give several impersonations of the four Mnrx bro thers. Members of this quartet are Ed Dyer, Tingley Champie, Arthur Waters, nnd Gerald Childers. Russell B. Jones, who also Is in the play cast, will give "A Pnrkey Sermon." Several accordian solos are also .to be given during the evening. Rehearsals on the play, a three-act college comedy, are being held several evenings eneh week. They are being held at Taylor's hall Ibis wepk, since the high school stage Is lying used for Loughtcresque rehenrsals. ciol). Windows were being put In Ihe new armory Tuesday morning. Mui'h of Ihe glass was used from the restaurants which formerly occupied the site. Plastering of the interior continued during the day. Thurston to See Local Minstrel SPRINGFIELD. Mnrch 13. (Spe cial). Springfield Christian church's "KID DAY" HELD SPRINGFIELD, March 13. (Spe cial). Seniors held their annual "lit tie kids' day" at the high school on Tuesday. All members of the graduat ing class wore kid costumes to school during the day, WE HAVE 7 acres splendid filbert land 2 miles north of Eugene, on which we will build house for suit able purchaser. Consult us at once, TWIN OAKS LI MBER CO. GUN STOCK! 1 d Donald of Kuxene ara rialtlng at tbs home of Mr.. Hcott'a parents, Mr. and Mr.. W. Bat... Mr. and Mr.. Clarence Earl, and Mr.. tieorga Klynn of V.uiha visited Saturday and Sunday at th home of Mr. and Mr.. Geary Worth. Mr. and Mr.. Kdward Cox, Mis. Charlotte Martin, Mil. Mildred Wright, Albert Smith and Her.chel Dor.ey made the trip to Mt. Nebo Sunday. Buz. E.te. and Delhert Met.ier enjoyed a game of golf In Eugene Sunday. Mr. and Mr.. Charley Harlow of Camp 2 above Wenilling were week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mra. Roland Wiek.. Mrs. Charley We.trope of Tri angle Lake i. visiting thi. week at the home, of Mr. and Mr.. Everett Keeler and Mr. and Mr.. Loran Raine.. Mrs. TIermun Plaas of Portland ar rived Friday to visit at the home of her brother nnd sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Nielsen. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Crow and .on Billy visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.on Crow In Leaburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ashby and daugh ter Jessie were week-end visitors at the Jeff Abell home. Mortified guard, at tha Crown Point, Ind., Jail chanted tha "Washboard Blue." upon dlacov- ary that the wooden pistol with which John Dllllnger, desperado, forced hla way to freedom waa whittled from the mlaslng top brace of tha washboard ahown here In the hand, of Ai.l.t.nt Attorney General Edward Barce, News of Wendling WENPUNG, Mnrch U. ISpc- cial) Thursday evening Mr. and Mr., (Iliy l'ngc entertained with two table, of bridge with Mrs. Cox nnd Mr. (irnnt winning the prises. Those en- Joying the evening were Miss llaxel Ki.11. Miss K. Weinrick, Merle Kisher of Mnrcoln, Jny (Irnnt nnd Mr. and Mrs. Edtvnrd Coi, Mr. nnd Mrs. U TI. tlnll nnd Mr, nnd Mrs. Holnnd Wicks and Ernest Anderson attended the Mnsnnic lodge dnnce in Springfield Thur.dny era ning. Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Watt, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Nielsen and Mr. and Mra, E. II. Stewart attended the Elka dnnce in Eugene Snturdny evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Denn Scott and aon Telephone Company Makes Full Payment Of Lane County Tax To cooperate with the atata- wlde "Pay Taxes Promptly" move ment, The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company today (March 12th) paid all lta real and per sonal property tnxea for 1933 in Lane county. The tax, after de ducting the discount for prompt payment, was $61,769.07. Total real and personal property taxea paid by the company throughout the State of Oregon amount to 1791,238.98, according to c. E. Jolly, district manager. The discount for prompt payment amounts to three per cent. When other taxea federal, fran chise and miscellaneous are in cluded, the 19,13 tax bill for tha company In Oregon totala $1,065, 000. This amounts to. $9.49 per telephone, It was pointed out, based on the average number of compnny telephones In service In 1933. FLYING CADETS KILLED SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. March 1. W) Flying Cadets Nel.na L. Sam uela and J. W. Carson ef Kelly Field were, killed today when their "hip crashed three mile, north of Camp Rulli.. ARMORY PROGRESSES SPRINGFIELD. Mnrch IS. (Spe- for Spring Spring Woolen, arc tlx finer! w. h.v. shown in yean. New weave., new patterns, new color. . and the Mm. high at.nd.rd of Qutlity that has made our clothe, to pop ular with western men. SUITS 824.50 $29.50 835.50 841.50 Sale, repreient.tivea throughout th Wert. ana Betty's Pride Flour tim. $1.49 One Store Only 960 Charnelton Street Free Delivery Phone 428 Betty's Pride Coffee First Quality, 4 Aft pound . The N.R.A. Code, Setting Prices and Profits, Is Supposed to Be In Effect So, Folks, We Say This Is the Time To Buy. 15c Carnation Oats or Wheat No premium, Lnrge 1 0 pneknge XOV Salmon Libby's Fancy Bed, 4Ct No. 1 tall, can Gelatin Dessert Old English, Ap 3 packages AW Brown Bread B. & M., 1-lb. enn Crystal White or P. G. Soap fXf 10 bars --l Mince Meat Oest's, 9QC 45-oz. jar Prepared Mustard Put Up in Salt fip & Pepper shakers' Popcorn Jolly Time, f Q 3 pounds Flavor ade 2 packages Wheat Heart3 28-oz. package 23c 10-lb. sack 59c Kerr's Graham or Whole Wheat- 10-pound sack So-Lo Shoe Kits Mond lm solo for l-c. Complete Kit 5c 39c 19c Jello All flavors, package Coconut Bakers' Premium, g ijp i-b. package.. Beer Bhinelandcr or Olvmpia, 11-oz." TlorlL.. S1.00 22-oz. bottle ....25c Syrup Bock Dell, Pure Cane and Maplo No. 5 can 42o No. 10 can 79o Hominy Van Camp, No. 2 Qa can Pork and Beans Campbell's, 9Cf 28-oz., 3 cans UJ WfeWCOMt TO bPKlVQ 7 asparagus is king J Tur-Pak Fancy No. 2 Can ISc c ASPARAGUS SALAD uriih. JkuMe-Whipped DEST FOODS MAYONNAISE L7 iVTl Pints 24c Quarts 44c 25c Golden Bantam Corn 3 cans- Spinach Fancy Silver Thistle, 4 1- No. '21 can Sauerkraut Uncle 10c William, No. 21 can '. Green Beans Fountain, No. 2 can Big Boy Soap 14 oz. 7 bars 4-lb. pail ... 10c 25c -a ll.OO Gold Medal Salad Dressing Pts 17c Qts 29c Asparagus Tips- Kills Dale, 4 Qp Ko. 1 an. can Comb Honey -f Cn Fancy, 12-oz... Nucoa 2 pounds ISc Fontana's Cut Macaroni 4Qn 2-lb. package.. Bix Biscuit Mix 23c Large package ' 10c 9c Lima Beans Caroline, No. 2 can Pumpkin F.lsinore, 4 (it No. 21 can wW Junket Tablets-package Pickles Dill or sour, 4Qg Quart jarg A Clams Tru Pack, Baby, 41 10-oz. can.- 2 C Tuna White Star, i can 10c 1 can : 19c Syrup Tea Garden, Jugs ..15C Kofic Coffee Substitute, 4Qt 1-pound pkg... X lr 27c .. $1.00 IV. rLOUH. A Nwft-auaaMr f tC.ni 24 pound Back 49-pound sack 98-pouiul sack .... Fisher's Blend Flour 99c $1.79 $3.48 2 $1.00 I -lb. can . 4-lb. pail . "wf" Huh is to meet I" i w! Eugene hotel !Hta ?" ting. Mrs. Ha..l it A Willamette Phona 8l roc i urn est ihix f-Tilti-iu -tiuij, a.tQ 0j WOmen