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THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD
June! 21, 19
The niuiu.il Linn county pioneer re
union nurt picnic opened at Browns
ville Thursday and will continue Fri
day and Saturday. Brownsville citizens
had made elaborate preparations tor
the event and reports from there
indicated a large attendance for the
exercises ou the first day.
This is one of the outstanding plo-
BOOST OREGON TRAIL
Kugeueans planning to attend
the Brownsville pioneer reunion
and picnic are rciuet;tcd to obtain
Oregon Trail posters, bumper
banners nnd literature at Trail
headquarters nt tlio corner of
Seventh avenue and Willamette
street. Several delegations are
planning to attend the picnic nnd
a number of individual families
who have attended ench year for
many years past will make the
trip.
neer events in the state and has been
held onnunlly for many yours. L'ioneers
from all over the state usually attend.
Thursdny was community day. and
Lebanon, Ilnlscy, Hnrrisburg, Sweet
Home and Brownsville each had com
munity programs.
PioneerB Day Friday will honor
the pioneers of T.inn county and Ore
gon. The program will consist of pa
rade, pageant, instrumental and vocal
music, readings, addresses, including
a "Political liistory of Oregon," by
L. H. JIcMiihnn of Knlem, nnd a his
torical address by Hilton A. Miller of
Portland. Baseball, dancing nnd band
concerts will ndd to the enjoyment.
Ned H. Calloway, president of the
association, will preside at tile plat
- form exercises.
Saturday will be Albany day, when
the program will be under the direc
tion of the Allsiny Commercial club
with II. W. Tripp, president, presid
ing. The Albany folks have prepared
a delightful program for this day, In
cluding the famous Oregon Loggers,
aolos, an address by Fred Dawson
on "The Old World vs. The New";
an address by Hon. Joe K. Dunne,
republican cnmlfdnte for governor, the
day ending with baseball, dancing, and
a band concert in the evening.
Flapper Fanny Says :
SUM V si
Powder la a girl's ammunition to
keep in arms.
Swim Apparatus Is
Now All in Place
All swimming apparatus has been
placed in the municipal pool in Hiver
view park back of the butte, ac
cording to Gilbert Sprngue, swimming
DID YOU
MOW?
that all the hot breads
and pastries at SEY
MOUR'S CAFE are now
being made by a woman
cook? Come in for lunch
eon, dinner or anytime
and try these specialties
found only at SEY
MOUR'S CAFE.
director nnd lnrge numbers of swim
inera it re ueeu nt the pool each dny.
.: Lust Hundiiy fully GOO persons took
arivuntnge of tire fticilitlcH there and
enjoyed the Bwiinming, Air. Bprague
paid. The pool in supervised from
l:IiO p. m, until late in the evening
each day,
Tim other playground apparatus
htiH been InMiiilcd fn the purk nnd
under the SKUA project a number
of men nre cleaning up the grounds
and repairing the aparatus.
Alfred Tyson to
Present Program
Alfred Tyson will appear In an or
gan recital Friday evening nt 8:15
o'clock in Kt. Mary's Catholic church,
playing a varied program for friends.
Mr. Tyson Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs; A. H. Tyson. 278 West Broad
way, and Is a student at the Univer
sity of Oregon and organist in St.
Mary's Episcopal church here.
Springfield News Items
Kt'ItlNOFIKLD, June 21. (Spe
cial) Jack Larson and M. B Iluntly
represented Springfield post of the
American Iegicn at the regular
meeting of the Willamette council In
Cottage Grove Wednesday evening.
Royal Neighbors
Plan to Give Play
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe
cial) Plana for a play to be 'given
in the fall were mude at the month
ly meeting of the Royal Neighbors
of America Wednesday evening. Prac
tice on the production will begin In
a few weeks.
Seventeen memberri attended the
meeting, which wan held at Taylor's
hall. Mrs. George Nettieton will en
ter! ut ii the needle club of the group
.2- Eugene's Own Store
McMorran & Washburnc
MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY
-PHONE 2700
Just Received
"Oregon Trail"
Cotton Prints
64 Square
Specially Selected
Old Time Patterns
15
c Yd.
These prints are good values at 15c yd. Not so fine, of course,
as thoso at higher prices, but of the quality suitable for Oregon
Trail costumes. They are washable and reasonably fast to
sunlight.
We Suggest These
Patterns for Costumes
Butterlck 1087 45c
Vogue 9479 40o
Pictorial 5870 65c
Butterlck 4258 45c
Vogue 6961 40c
Pictorial 265 25c
FIRST FLOOR
pMMM ''n'" "'1'
TORTURE TESTED
Under Sustained Terrif ic"5peed
rr T
jvJIS)
v'-w m s ii
SPEED, far In excess of tlic capacity of the ordinary car,
merciless... cruel.. .relentless.. .with no cessation day
or night . . . Speed demanding the quickest, cleanest,
fullest, conversion of fuel into smooth power . . . Speed
demanding gasoline performance away beyond anything
you will ever need . . . Such were the speed Torture
TcMs made to determine the specifications for this
power-potent gasoline.
wM TETRA ETHYL
Companion to
obiloil
World't iMrgesl Selling Motor Oil
OINERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION A SOCONY-VACUUM COMPANY
M
on the second Wednesday in July.
Hostesses for Wednesday's meeting
included Mrs. Bessie Kndicott, Mrs.
Ilannnh Lepley and Miss Julia Peder-sen.
City Reservoir
Finished, in Use
8PRIXGKIKLD, June 21. (Spe
cial) Work on the city reservoir on
Willamette Heights has been complet
ed and the reservoir is in use now,
according to W. K. Jfarnell, manager
of the Mountain States Power com
pany's plant here.
The reservoir has not been used
for many years, a large wooden tank
being sufficient for the city's needs.
The reservoir has been relined with
cement and a fence has been erected
Eugene's Own Store
McMorran
& Washburne
PHONE 2700
around it. It i not covered. Both
tanks will be usrd from now on.
Church Group Has
Swimming Party
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe
ciol) A lnrge group of young peo
ple went on the swimming party and
picnic sponsored by tho Baptist
church Wednesday evening. The af
fair was held on Dig Fall creek.
In the group were Hcv. and Mrs.
R. E. Rolens, Wayne Bailey, Robert
Cook. Bernice Hawke, Virginia
Christie, Doris Gerber, Virginia
Chase, Leland Chase, Lawrence
Chase, Robert Rolens, Joe Gray, Ger
aldine Chose, Gayle Chase, Jane An
derson, Jennie Jackson, Ruth Keeler,
Frances Keeler, Drucllo Ogilvle, Clara
Brookes, Jewel Farnsworth, Roland
Farusworth and Donald Huwke.
OFFICER HERE
KPRINGFIEL1), June 21. (Spe
cial) Carl Moshier of Portland, state
adjutant of the American Legion,
conferred with officers of the local
post Wednesday relativo to the state
membership campaign being carried
on now.
PERSONAL ITEMS
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe-
cial)-Mr. and Mrs. Frank C,
Yachats spent WcdMslU,
Thursday in Springfield.
Rev. and Mrs. c
daughter, Clarlne, of Irfb.non
friends in Bpringfled Thursday
are former Snrinfii.i
- -- rchiaen
Workmen razing an oU
the Cardin, Okla' "Zig'
many coins drontwd h. ,
rons. ' w'
At Kansas City's convetio
they sold standing room and i
500 customers men t .
symphonic music.
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NOW!
A Modern Glass
Coffee
Maker
for only . "
, ?275
Electric $3.95
Jarex Is a new and efficient
glass coffee maker and rep
resents one of the greatest
coffee maker values we have
ever offered. Both stove and
electric models are available.
Note the prices:
6 cup Stove Model ,,,.$2.75
9 cup Stove Model ,.,.$3.26
t cup Electric Model. ., .$3.95
9 cup Electric Model. .. .$4.65
life
THET SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES
POUR on milk or cream.
Then listen to Kellogg's
Rice Krispies. Their "Snap!
Crackle 1 Pop !" tells a story
of delicious crispness.
You'll love their flavor.
Great for breakfast or
lunch. Ideal for the chil
dren's supper. Light and
easy to digest. Ready-to-eat.
Made by Kellogg in Battle
Creek.
Listen!
Fresh Lime Freeze 15c Limeade 10c
Cool Sheer
Wash
Dresses
$2'
25
Fine Voilet and Batiste
In New Summer Stylet.
Eugene's Own Store
McMorran
Wasliburne
MERCHANDISE OP MERIT ONLY
. PHONE 2700
Fabric Hats
Headed for Summer Vacations
At a Gala Saving Friday Saturday
Piques! Linens!
Crepes! Felts!
p5 t0 y95
CLEARANCE!
50 HATS at
79c
Formerly
Priced to $3.95
Summer favorites - everyone! Brims of every width
from shady cartwheels to "happy mediums" and tricky
sportsters! In snowy white (but navy, brown or black,
It you prefer). Values to thrill the thriftiest vacationist,
so buy one buy two BUY THREE .... the more the
merrier.
SECOND FLOOR
Gaining in
enthusiasm
Sale of
Linen
Lunch
Cloths
$2.50 to $3.95 Values
$1
.49
.Jetit point embroidery five
hole mosaic grass linen em
broidered pineapple linen
fine crash. All hand work and
4 napkins to match are avail
able at $1.49 extra.
Sale!
CONTINUES
Perkins
Sheets
63x9!) Sheets -63x108
Sheets
81x99 Sheets .
45x36 Cases -
- $1.19
- $1.25
. $1.29
- . 35c
One Woman's Finesse
Is Another's Fiasco!
Permanent Waves
are Individual Things
The best method for you personally
depends upon the kind and quality
of your hair
Therefore we use al! good methods that have been
proven to give satisfactory results. This Is a part or
the service of this efficient beauty salon. New meth
ods good methods will be found here.
We have added
ZOTOZ
PERMANENTS
No machinery No electricity Is used In the ZOTOZ
method. This wave Is given in the largest and nest
salons all over America. Phone for appointment, ui
us talk this over with you when next you are don
town. PHONE -2700.
BALCONY
Tvfetc Shipment Arrives!
Holeproof "Knee Highs'
Four Thread Chiffon
Come to Just Below the Knee
Xo Girdle or Garters Required
Guaranteed Lnstex Top
Lace Run Stop
$1
.00
Pair
5 Thread Silk Lastex Top "Knee Highs" at
83
Silk Plated Sole and Toe A Grand Summer Stocking.
FIRST FLOOR
Hav your Davenport Rebuilt
and Recovered CO A 7R
aa low at .... aPC1!. I 3
Applegate Furniture Co
11th A Willamette Phone 861
SPECIAL OFFER
Have your White Shoes Cleaned
and get a bottle of Andros
White Shoe Cleaner, 4Cm
all for WWW
LIBERTY 8HINE PARLOR
86 Willamette St.
Dress Straw Hats
i.5o go
Value
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