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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Page Five Tuna 81. 1934 MINES IN BOHEMIA Cottage Grove NewsNotes THIMBLE CLUB OF . . . . a AiPIIIIVII 5aa mm MKmnnJ . as am. SHOWING ACTIVITY COTTAGE GROVE, June 21. (Special) The first of a series of dairy improvement meetings was held here Tuesday evening at the city hall. The meeting wai sponsored by the lo- nTTAGE GKOVjfl, June su. cai cnamotr oi commerce woo ure co- hHt reminded him oneratine in the oroiect. A lame l-Allin.j " " , ( , " , " ' U. A. crowd o( producers attended, Harndea is cbairmnn ot Lane county and preiided. E, H. Christensen of th Chriatesseii dairy atora oi Eu gene emphasized the need of good cream to produce a good dairy pro duct and gave information from the standpoint of a manufacturer. Noel Uroes, laboratory technician from 0. 3. C, gaTa information ret ative to result ot unclean methods in handling dairy porducti on the farm and ran a series ot three tests snow ing the sediment in milk, cream and butter. County Agent 0. 8. Fletcher ex plained methods of improving the product of the dairy with no extra outlay or expense to ina pronucer, the method was emphasised through clean and sanitary methods that all producers can easily comply with. The mirnbse of these meetings is -.1 t. t n.l...i htr rinirv nrntluct and Indiiaino a ,.;. v . demand for dairy nroducta mUUJ WWW -y , . thereuy aemanoing a unwt imvn prospectors Kaon. w 'urned ,xom ?: '. hii oroperties. Bale Wyatt had a crew it the old which haa been out of opera HflTl r i,H of a century, although "0 'f winced a fortune. It haa '..n reported that or. of high valu. ..His been uncovered. Another crew was at work at the Soonto. ' """"" Activities continue at the Evening reported about to be .old. There appeared to b. activity at J M.k but M. Nelson did not Legate and it may h.v. be.n . ' merely camped there. ni. forest service road crew wi at th. Champion and was rrL. to do . lot of work this . ..11 minimi. fctt, staked and many Ur Nelson estimated that at least on Davrolls in th. dis- J,.-t not counting prospectors and '. " a; ..sessment work on their Z claims. Prospects ar. that this mber will b greatly Increased dur ing iha summer seaaon. Marcola News MARCOLA, June 21. (Special) The Five Hundred club met at the v. f Mrs. Ivan Heoly Thursday fteruoon with the following peraons " ..... Mrs. Alice Page, Mrs. Dora Hnll Mrs. Agnes Savage, Mrs. Anna (lrc,i Bennett Friday, Juno 15, at the tv.ij ir. Marcaret Stinson, Mrs. H n. Ttennett home. Hostesses were Wilm'a Iddington, Mr. Elmo Fisher. Mrs. Ijertny UBrie, Mrs. Chester Bifresnments oi snmu,i.oMi "u """ wheeler, Mrs. n. u. ommi. - wrre served by the hostess. The next j.alli prce won hijth score at bridge, moetinii will be at tho homo of Mrs. Jnne stowell won the traveling prise, rimo Fisher. Guests were Mrs. Tanl Price, Mrs, -, 1 T)U..1i:n I . j Y7I1...- Tn. i-e v nrrv mil hdu ujuio h Kiinnennpnaer. rjumi . ... v...n Harmadean Wilkinson ii, vnrw Kunnenbendcr, En .! r.niil visited at the Chns. Hill vrnine Coiner. Frances Mack home Saturday. in, Evelyn Coiner, Harriet Ostrander, Mrs. Violet Drew had bar tonsila jjrB Herbert Whltlock, Jane Stowell ninoved at the office of Dr. Wether- MrSi rrefl Bennett. Evelyn Mosta- .h nrnducer. It was brought out tnat tne uni ted States navy has in the past pur chased New Zoslsnd butter owing tn th fact that It was a superior product. Recently Oregon has Been fnrtnnfitii in securing a portion ot tne contract with the navy and it is hopeu throuch this national campaigning handed down to the atate departments and from them to the county associs- tions to improve dairy conditions. Ray Trask of the Cottage Grove creamery served ice cream at the close of the meeting. A shower was given for Miss Mil- te. representing various organisa tions of th. city was appointed who recommended that th school budget as prepared by the board be adopted. Those on the committee were J. H. Chambers, G. B. Arnest, E. R. Lein- ley, Claude hem, Elbert Bede. Roy Short, E. 0. Woodson, G. Graber, Ray Trask, as representative citisens of the board; representatives from the American Legion were Robert Fromm, Charlie Rouer, Jo. Smith; from the chamber of commerce, O. V. Breese, C. Stewart, Joe Smith; from the Lion club. Dr. W, E. Lebow, Dr. Arnold Axley, C. S. Roberta. There willl be a meeting of the Lane county chamber of commerce Thursday evening at Hotel Bart.ll. Representatives of the county cham ber of commerce organisations will be present. A chamber of commerce community picnic will be held In the city park June 20. Stores will be closed from noon until 3 o'clock p. m. Free coffee will be served by the chamber of com merce and families will bring basket lunches. There will be a band concert and ball game botween the fat and lean teams, foot races, egg racea, po tato races, sack races, logger contests. cutting and burking. All sports will be held on Delbert Kelly field. The dinner and band concert will be held at the city park east of town. 0. B. Breese received a letter from his son Melvin Tuesday stating that, he and Walter McCullough will attend the world's fair in Chicago Wednesday. Tha two are touring the east and south and have been attend ing a fraternity convention at Philadelphia. SANTA CLARA. June 21. (Spe cial) Mrs. J. T. Hart was hostess at the meeting of the Santa Clara Tbim ble club Wednesday afternoon. Trea ent were six visitors, Mrs. Anna Kam- rerer, Mrs. Carrier Phelps, Mrs. b. !A Hart, Mrs. Milo Hart, Mrs. C. D. Chesem and Mrs. Nat Hart, bleven members were present. The new of ficers elected wer Mrs. e rann i-or- terfield, president; Mrs. Ueorge Rob inson, vice president; Mrs. lony item- holts, secretary; Mrs. K. u. vogt. treasurer. The retiring officers were Mrs. J. T. Bennett. Mrs. J. D. Hnh- ling, Mrs. Frank Porterfield and Mrs. Marv Seder n. Mrs. fc. I'. nan, Jirs. Milo Hart, and Mra. Nat Hart assisi- ed the hostess in serving rclresn ments. position for the summer In the Wen-1 atchee forest. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Vogt, and brother, Alfred, and the Misses Grace Lundstrum and Pauline Relnsche accompanied hlra as I far aa l'ortlaud. It. ...J M V 1 Li-. U. ml Mrs. Milo Hart, and Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Hart attended th. cream ery picnic at Benton-Lane park Sunday. Mrs. Fred Ireland. Miaa Mary Ixuiise Ireland and Miss Thelma Nichols ot Brownsville, Dr. R. C. Ashby, Mrs. H. C. Ashby and U W. Waldorf wer. guests to the meet ing and program of the Santa Clara grange Tuesday evening. Mr. Wal dorf gave a talk on "Paint Harmony in the Home'1 whil. Dr. Ashby from th. University of Illinois spoke on uvestock marketing. Leaburg Items MALLETT ELECTED Ua in l-'iirrmiR Saturday, Mrs. Francis Rogers left Sunday for L'tica, Michigan, to visit with relatives. ' Lou Addington, Mr. and Mra. Bruce Pfttvjobn and son of Westflr apent chettl, Dorothy Stewart, Mnneiie Ti.i.ii.i- Frances Randall, Mrs. Irfe x'l.h.l. Mr. R II H kes. ttrma nen .... ml the nest of honor, Mildred p..f Mikk Hennett IB to oe irnir ;.t .t,,n. 94 to Eddie Kuppenbender the week-end with Mrs. Wilma Adding- 0, E,eI,,, They will make their home toa and fatty Lou. j Eugene. TkT, Saner of Portland ana trienas Iron Colorado, are vitlsing at th. Tuesday, June 2fl will be the day Conrad Saucr home. John Snuer also for ,n0(hrr outdoor band concert to visited with th. John Bloom fnmily. he -iven by the Cottage Grove band Doris Dougherty of 1'ortland is j.r direction of John sienn. visiting at the home of her parents, Th following numbers have been se- llr ind Mrs. George Dougherty. Also , ,,! ti,i. evrnt: her sister and family. Mrs. Leon- ,r.i, the Anzars March ltd Bocss, at Fischer's camp. ' by Alex F. Lithgow Mr. Chaney's sister of Holem is Her. vEstudiantina Walts Having wun nim ana tne nn while Mrs. Cbaney is at the hospital with Audrey. Mr. and Mra. Everett Gardiner, Msrgaret Wills, Mrs. Pete Cornacchia, Joienhine and Marcella Cornacchia, Wt Tuesday morning for Portland where they attend the annual confer ence of the Methodist churches. Wslter Boggs and E. E. Hoggs went to Harrisburg Sunday with . . .bv E. Waldteufel mh.hI. Hii Corns" Mnrch , ,.1'aria nnmucia n...tir Minnie Selection "I""" WW B.rrp Northwind-Mnrch..W. I . L'namoer. Prlnc. Royal Overture . ... UeO. U. nuiim'i n. N.ir Vork March sii r -- ,. .,. .jnmes .u. i..'.. Maseppa I Overture Frani Mahl lod of thnkes for th. honhouse that ..u.. f thp Dawn Overture ws built bv J. Z. Evans on the F. H. Losey Lrnn Boggs hop ranch several years Kansas Bandman March sio. The roof is In need of repairs. Mr. snd Mrs. Walter Price, Foss Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Mabe nd daughter, Oneta, Vera Sanderson picnicked on th. McKentie Sunday. Bud Scott, Lena Golden and Miss Russell were callers at the E. E, Bosjs home Sunday. Mra. Boggs and Alton Mathews returned with them to Eune where Mrs. Boggs visited with her daughter, Mrs. Sterling Behnke. until Monday evening, Mrs. Marie Merwln. Genevieve and Rot Merwin left Monday to visit Mrs, Merwin's parenta near Lewiston, Ida., where a reunion will be held July 4. Mr. anil Mrs. C. W. Wilson and daushters drove to Westfir Sunday. Fred Howe and aon of Bend ar rived Tuesday morning to be with his mother, Mrs. J. L. Kelly, who is very lick. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Boggs, Oneta, Bfhnke wer. dinner guests at the Earnest Mnbe home Mondny evening. Foss Trcston nnd Enrnest Mobe ere in Eugene Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mra. Ed Shank of F.ugene tnt Tuesday with Mrs. Shank's father ond brother, Lem Biessell nnd R-iJ Biessell. K. U King The concert will start promptly at 8 o'clock. Approximately 65 delegate, from tr..u. ..rie and auxiliary lelt Thursday and Friday jo attend th. stat. convention to ne ne u B.u I--:.!.. .nl Saturday. The la riies'and men's drill teams will tak. i,. nnram. Mrs. t red An 5:.: i. contain of the auxiliary team of sixteen members. Cecil Wool er is captain of the Eagl. team con .fating of sixteen. Iht two team. public exempnii""""' 'uesday night at I. O. O. F. temple. The Tuesday evening study club held their annual outdoor picnic Tuesday evening at Horns gr; north of town. Huslwnds and familiea were special guests. . tin of the school board Monday evening. Charles Beidle, ' was chairman and vonn n..w - -- Beidler was cnosen nii..... ann " i REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS H. L. Bemston to Jessica Thomp-inn-Beacon No. 1 Mining CI. $10. Hurry Benston to George ThomP' " Itearon No. 5. No. 6, and No. 7 Mining Csims 10. Alice Morris to Dora M. Wheeler -fart let 1 Wk 10 Hendricks amd M Eugene in. Mary O. Mack to Anna L. Shaw J"t Id r. blk 4 Sladdens 1st add Mlene $lu. gave work Tu D. A. Emerson was on a business trip to Snlem Wednesday. Mrs. T. C. Shaw is ill at her home east of town. airs, fnpnromn Mcfarlond was tnken ill Wednesdny at her home In this city. Mrs. McKarland is a pio neer of Cottage Grove. A family gathering was held Sun. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sarff. Among those attending were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Jones, parents of Mrs. Snrff from Albany; Emmett Sarff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sarff from Taconia; Everett Sarff, brother, from Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. C. Ij. Jones of Snlem, brother of Mrs. Sarff and their son Robert and daughter Doro thy. Darrcl Sarff returned horn, with his grandparents at Albany. Jess Lansing Sr., and daughter Mrs. Genevieve Mooney left Monday for a motor trip to th. grand canyon. Mrs. Maud Wright 1. visiting In Portland. The Tom Cox Sixth street base ball team played the Lorane team Tuesday evening at Lorane. Th. Lor ane team defeated the visitors 8 to 2. Mrs. Ben Groff of rrlnevill. Is visiting relatives and friends In Cot tage Grove. Sh. is a former resi dent. William Craig and fnmily of Brem erton, Wash., and Mrs. Matoon, grandmother of Mrs. Welden and Lil lian Craig of Drain wer. visitors Wednesday at the home of Mra. Mor ton Weldon. Dr. and Mrs. John Bartels of Tort land visited Sunday at the bom. of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bartels. Omar Moore is home from Portland where h. baa been doing contract work. John Booker has returned from Portland and has rented a cottage from John Durham. Dale Wyatt came down from Helena mine No. 1. Bohemia the first of the week and returned accompanied by Mrs. Wyatt At regular meeting of th. Eaatern Star Friday evening there will be de gree work and refreshments will be served. Ther. will also be a report by the delegate, of grand chapter proceedings. Mrs. Bonita Bkilling went to Mon mouth Sunday to attend summer school for a period of two weeks. Mr. Alexsnder and daughters Misses Ruth and Lois, Mr. ami Mrs. Rein hart and family and Clifton llndley, all of silverton, were dinner guests of Mrs. Anna Kammrerer and Mrs. Carrie I'helus. Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Lewis, Glandule, Oil., accompanied them home for a week's visit. Mrs. Frank 1'orterfield is at the 4-H club summer school at Corvallis as chaperon, for the Lan. county girls. Dale Sima left Tuesflay tor tor. vallia where he will direct a playlet to be presented by the Lane county clulia. It will be broadcast over the rsdio Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. rraiiK uauoennrau are promt grandparents oi a ony, born to their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Walton of California. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ovcrgard re turned home Saturday from Rose- burg, where they attended tile state grange convention. Miss Lillian Hart returned Satur day from a week'8 visit in Portland with relatives. Miss Thelma Schaefer was a week end guest at the home of her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. hinereon. Miss Betty Howard of Riddle, and Miss Hop. Williams of Eugene are visiting at the home or Mr. and .Mrs. R. G. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Downing and daughters. Thyllis Ray nnd Joanna, left Tuesday for a nine weoks visit with Mra. llownlng's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. George McGuir. at Anaheim, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Lertis Elliot of Snn Bernardino. Cal.. arrived her. Mon day. Mr. Elliot will attend th. sum mer school at the University of Ore gon. He will also fill the vacancy of Mr. Downing at th. nanta Clara church. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Anderson of Los Angeles are visiting at the home of Mr. Anderson's sister, Mrs. It. S. Close, and family. Edward Vogt of Snntn Clara left Tuesday morning for Leavenworth Wnsh., where he will attend the fire school conducted by the forestry de partment preparatory to accepting LEABURG, June 21. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and daughter, Shirley and Fred Williams' brother, Dan Williams, of Los Ange les, left Tuesday on their vacation by way of Florence and ar. going to spend a week on the coast and later traveling to l'ortlond. Mrs. Fred W il- liiims and daughter, Shirley, will visit Mrs. Williams' mother at Seattle for a week. Mr. and Mrs. E. Howell', and .on, Jimmie, drove to Florence and Wald- port Monday and returned home Tues dsy. Mrs. J. L. .Fountain and daughters, Rosalie and Roberta, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Minna? at Vida Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Frasee and sons, Wilfred and t.ordoii, attenaea grange at Walterville Tuesday. Gerald Baker, aon of Mr, and Mrs, John Bnker, formerly of Leaburg, making hia horn, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank I mbitrn. Mrs. Smith and aon, Kenneth, conipaiiied by Mrs. Carlson and aons, Henry and Dale, spent Tuesday Eugene. Kenneth had his tonsils re moved and is doing nicely. Those in Eugene on business Tues day were Mrs. B. Slovens and fnmily, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. S. Brown and fnmily, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Allen slid son, Frank, mid Mrs, C. B. Rossmnn nnd Betty and Blllie. The Inburg church will hold a special Father's day program. R.v. Clark will preach and special music will be furnished by the "Frasee Quartet" and men', chorus. Owing to the discontinuation of the Lenburg church choir for th. summer there will be no practice Saturday evening, Juno 2d. Junction City News vote, than the other candidate, Mrs. OHve Miller. Angus Gibson wua re elected clerk, this being his third term. Rev. W. B. F.mpey left for Portland COBl'RG, June 21. (Special) At the annual school mass meeting last Monday evening. George Mallatt was elected school director to serve for term of threo years. Walter E. Drury is now chairman of the board taking th. plac. of Herbert L. Van Duyn, whose time expired this year after giving there years of efficient and cooperative servico on the board, which is greatly appreciated by all who are interested tn the growth and advancement of our achools. Nelson Whitaker is the other member ot th. board, who la commencing his eighth successive year, baring been reelected twice.. Reuben Stoneberg w-aa reelected clerk. Mr. Bfoneberg has also serv ed in his otflc. for several years. nual conference of the M. E, church. Mra. Empey will go down on Friday morning to attend the rest of the session. Miss June Goodale, of N'ewberg, la a guest at th. horn, of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart llurd. .Miss Uaodal. formerly taught In the Coburg high school and ia at present a member of th. New borg high school faculty. Mr. and Mra. Mike Harrington of Mr. Harrington'a parents, Mr. and Mra. Hal Harrington. Mr. and Mra. Charley Cox and son. Harold, of Lowell, were visitors at the bom. of Mra. Cox'a sister. Mrs. Esth.r Bkinn.r, Saturday evening and Sunday. JUNCTION CITY, June 21. (Spc- ;..lk 11. ..J Ie A.h nnwilur and Iwa rhildrpn and Mrs. Montgom ery, Mrs. Bowder's mother, wer. call-1 Wednesday morning to attend th. an ing on friends in Juction City Sunday afternoon. A. H. Weber and James are apend- ing a few weeks on the farm near Brownsville, painting the buildings and doing other repair work about the place. Mrs. 0. F. Trulove of Grants 1'ass visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Phil lips Monday. John Watrous or rortinnd visiieu his mother, Grandma Watrous. Sun day. Mrs. George Watrous and Jessi. returned to Portland with nun ami ar. visiting friends there this week, Mr,. Mintie Kaiser and Karen Gribskor wer. businesa visitor, in Eugene Tuesday. Mra. Etta Boone and Mrs. A. D. Campbell drove to Eugeiio Tuesday. Bruce Young returned to Portland Tuesday evening after spending a few davs with home folk. A light voto was out at the. .chool election on Monday afternoon. U1 Ham Jensen was elected director for three yearB receiving seven more hmtalnQeak yalkij warn layout own arorby ril-mkethiiun- until trip tbii lummcr-'ipena jrour nou iky t it tep tf th wrid in the Canadian Rockiftl Snow peaks, gliders, nlley el U gods, swimming in warm sulphur pools, dtodng'eo delightful orchestras miles of spectacular motoring, trail-riding, fishing. biking, and mue-hign gou on Amelia's finest mountain Golf count. of n nrw wntch girpn him by his teacher, Mis Lola Crnhtrff, (or help ing with the fire during the school year. Minn Crnbtrea will teach acaln next year. V. C. Chime wua re-elected to serve another term on th achool board. A large number from this Sunilny school nre pin nn in to itteml the annual all-dny SunHny school conven tion to be held at Walterville Sunday, June 24. Mr. .i. . ruimm nee Til OUllJifV H,rvey clerk. An advisory commit- SPRING HAY FEVER wThei. oiTst til. trmibl. thro-sM: kEHl with Dr Platl'a Rln Prescription vili' rir.1 do., dmi! minnm. ums 17. '. All ood UM ilM- A.e.Pt n mlti' F.aturad by Rd Cross Drug co. John Ouinrv Adsms and Woodrow Wilson were the only two presidents to die in Washington alter com pleting a term of office. Wedding Announe.m.ats Valley PtQ Lower Camp Creek LOWER CAMT CBF.EK, Jun. 21. - (Sneclall Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ho- taling of Eugene apent last week-.nd with their daughter, Mrs. It. R. Cha.. and fnmily. Th. two families drov. to Rainbow on the Mchenxi. Hunday tor a dny'8 picnic and fishing. They were guests of Mr. and Mra. C. I Inman and daughter, Violet, and Mr. and atra. Horace Meyers, and daughter, Lola, at their summer home, Vine Maple camp. Bob Chase la the proud possessor POTTERY TABLE LAMPS $2-so W. have Juat received a new shipment of the., colorful I a m p a. Pottery baa. and attrac tlv. parehm.nt had. - ELECTRIC CLOCKS finnriai nrices on alarm and wall al.etrlo olook.. Twl na tionally known mak.. ..salens, Stanford. S3.95 & $4.95 OASTELLOE and ST0CKER Formerly Bailey Elect. Co. Phone 234 1027 Willamette WHO HAS THAT MEW & GOODYEAR, TIRE? SHELL SERVICE STATIONS- THEV'RE OPEN AT NIGHT 1 aV-al! "Mountain Peaks n Valley Priori" gives you sa oppor LUes ruoitv for vsradon davi la the "millioaai plsygrouoa man up in nw ukk mtninuia nsUw on tha amtiacot-! ifxUI fntm tw These aumloas mountain snort hotels ait aukieg moat mioaabl. rates tor una aaaaoau At Banff Springi Hotel rooma sr. available at $.)0, snd la.W up for two ia s room, Euro pean plan; at the bttudful dun lake Louiw, liuopsta plan, us low ss 11.00 per day, ta 00 p fot two ia s room. At Emerald lain Chalet oa th. Amcricaa plan, daily ntss mm bam 17 AO, or 6.W fot two In s room sod In th. dunning Chalet bungalow Camps, 4V00 pel day, America, plan. AU bonus an aaaldaa ttidtl saw ft fsmiliu nd Ufiu) putt-wm fat, ot M. ou local offices fot paroculam Ot UM UMm -TOUlirKO CANADA" amalatt with lUuaoailoiia, rod aaapa. an. apadjl lfoiMiioa-oo aniUUt rou Aoto dab entapil TtOTtJ SMttM of ui local ofKa. , Canadian Pacific Hoteij W. H. Dee, Col Am, Pata'l Dap, l I W. enaawiy, Auricaa Bask Bldj, Bo. Mil, Fonbad MOORE'S LADIES' SHOP 829 Willamette St. SPECIALS! to New SILK DRESSES $2.98 & $3.98 Value, to 10.95 1 GROUP COATS Crep. lined (porta 0p QC and drea. ooate. . l.a Sliss to 62 15 COATS $10.00 1 GROUP HATS $1.00 Valu.a to (24.75 White Included THE BIG NEWS IS, THIS NEW "G-3" IS A it on Tapestry Davenports and Chairs Every home needs a Davenport and Chair . . . Come in and get our Special Prices. Johnson Furniture Co. 625-649 Willamette St. Telephone 1188 iVe BEEN WAITING) HALF AN HOUR i Cl'Jr J HELEN. WHAT ) -f '" " N 1 DELAYED VOU ? GCT flSL, Ywi CHILDREN CAW v SjJ home from sam. ) IRISHES NEVER ' fl JicS OELAY ME . I DO ,A THEM THE QUICK H Sb ill you'll. 6ETHROU&1A JS twS ( IN HALF THE TIME - J, IFYOUOSERINSO. ) Vf T.' H. Vyooneversaw ITLV ,C7 (SUCH UVELY SUOS y- r . y D l7Tj 7 IS: rH.l AND HERE'S WHY J AND MY, HOW RINSO SAVES THE HANDS, RINSO save, time iml wotk or) wuhdar . 5m oot ditt-Mve, scrubbiog. Uotbel com. 4 ot 5 shade, erniier. i umn longer. A little Kioto i ""T K(lr-te'BWuMMr. Gteat in washers. HERE'S the tire that itood up urnier the toughest punishment test fleet ever handed out. Brake gave out-but the "G-3" All Weather kept right on rolling. It kpt its trip 43 longer than former AH Weathers twice as long tu other makes of tires tested against it. That's the big oewt that Goodyear told in advertis ingand it started a rush of buyers to oar stores and to every Goodyear dealer's straight across the country. Thw tire certainly has what ear owners wmh-tmm mil of safety a o extra cost. Gome in -see its heavier, wider, flatter tread with CRIP in the center and see why Supertwist,Goodyear's patented ply material, pro vides the only body that can stand up to this mighty tread! ( 0 (i a - jo-sW' 'Val CARLSON, HATTON & HAY. Inc. Goodyear Distributors for Lane County uompieve iuc ooivtv, Telephone 239 Eugene "Manufactured on the Pacific Coast 10th ft Oslr THirA-S BIGGEST-SELLING PACKAGE SOAP , MORE NEWS! 12 MONTHS GUARANTEE against all road haaards! All lloodjear tlr.a are Guaranteed lor lite afninat dftwta In mstfrial or worsnianship. Ami If any Ooody.ar All-Weuth.r r I'athtindcr tire rune only one month, you g't a nsw tlr. at 1-l'JtW the r.nlr price-It It runa 1 months, l-flth the ronular price 1( It run. 0 months, th. reaiiUir nrlre. Von prohahly will never nerd to use this guarantee but If )" '' 1"' jon know Coodyear atnnda ready to make good. MVb.n 'd In commercial service, lti.se tiro, ere guaranteed for ai men'he. 1 i 1 u 1.' . (-' 1; . ' ... t.', . i m m m if i i