Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 13, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textit I ft ,1 . i THE EUGENE B E 0 I S T E R.G U A H D F THEY HANDLE PLANES IN ALASKA FLIGHT! Tb big Intersection pirnic, ipon 'ord by the Odd Fellow lodge and their several branches from central eastern Oregon and southern Willam tt Taller will take place at Lost Creek Rauch, 63 miles east of Eugene on the McKenzie highway, on Sunday, July IS, beginning with a concert by Spencer Butte's 40-piece band, under the leadernnin of TrofesHor John Btehn at 30 o'clock and will continue throughout the day, with a varied pro gram. , Dinner Is announced for 11:45 and another band concert will begin nt 1 o'clock, to be followed by stunts nnd speecIit'B, the niitin ndiiress to lie given by Grand Muster Charles I'. loo!e of Eugene. Among the speakers will be Super visor I1. A. Thompson of the Willnm- ette national forest, Grace f'hriaten- sen, president of the Hchekab assem bly of Oreon; Kttther Krisbee Horn!, Junior past pr em dent of the Itelnknb assembly, and Albert Julian, president of the picnic association. Quartets from Bend and' Kugene will furnish mtific and orchestral bells will be presented by the Jlend deiegs lion, while a big cake walk ' stepping to the strains of "Alexander's Han Time Band." played by the 1. O. O. F. band, will help entertain the 1000 exp4ctea visitors, and many otner tunts will be presented. The sport ii committee will take A 111 I A iff NBA mm ill Hers Is the officer personnel to pilot end handle the navy's 12-olane fllaht from San fleao. Cal.. Dutch Harbor, Alaska, and return, a flight of 7700 miles. Left to right, back row: Chief Radio Electrician C. G. Alexander, Chief Boatswain E. E. Reber, Lleuts. G. L. Huff, C. L, Miller, J. S. Hatch, G. G. Mead, C. H. Duereelot, J, H. Detyens. Front row: Lleuts. A, N. Perkins, F, J. Brldgett, C. J. Coatsworth, Jr., Lieut. Commander H. T. Stanley, aquadron commander; Lieut. Commander J. M. Shoemaker, wing com mander; Lieut. Commander R. Irving, squadron commander; Lleuts. J. A. Pennington, J. B, Volt, J. E. Bsker, W. T. Rasseur. Gstccncieup, Whan you larva toffee that It . smooth and deliciou., your Family and your gueiti always crove a second cup. fl am a crank about good coffee," writes a Western woman. "I uie ' nothing except S&W.My guests always ask tor a second cup. SfcW Mellow'd Colfee, with Its round rich flavor, full mellowness and full strength. Is sure to awaken a greater appreciation for your coffee-molting skill. Havt your f racer supply you now, SFinE,oy charge at 2:30 p. m. with plnys for the little ones and some for the larger ones, "Maggie and Jiggs," together with double header ball game, be tween the women of the east side and those from the west side, nltto one be tween the men from the same locali ties, will keen the crowd interested until time for Btipper. All who are Intending to go, are asked to report at the I. O. O. K. tem ple not later thnn 8 o'clock Sunday morning. All litem hers of Hpencer Butte lodge who can do so nre reitiettt ed to dress In white trousers and white shirts for this event. Deerhorn News DEKRJIOHN. July 13. (Special) J. W. Rnldwln of Villi's rnnrli hotel motored to Deerhorn tile first nf the week ami made a short vinit with his daughter, Mrs. Charles Jack, ami fam ily. Mr. Baldwin, who llres at Ol.vm- pie, Wssb., la spending, the summer on the MrKenxle. Mrs, Matt Bmerlrh accompanied relstlves Jo Eugene Hunilay evening. 8he has not been very weil ami will be under the care of a physician while In Eugene. Mrs. Jack riullin of Cnqullle Is vis iting with her parents here, alo Is In Eugene visiting relatives and to he with tier mother, Mra. Kinerlch. Mr. anil Mrs. A. K. JcnniiiitH were meats for supper ot Mr. anil Mis. O. L. Stacy and family one liny the first of the work. , ' Mr. anil Mrs. Karl Ncer ami soiih. Warren and Iiwrence, Mra. Neer's father, I-rank J. Adnms, waro Tues day gueata of Mr. ami Mrs. Vlrgle Clorer at Vida. Jasper Personals JASl'Klt. July IX (Sncilal). Mr. anil Mra. Turn Wallace are par ents of a daughter, born Weilnemlay. Miss Amy Love was (llmi!tril from Pacific hospital Momhiy anil la now convalescing at the home nf Mrs. Uelger in Kugene. 8ho is reported doing nicely. Mr. sml Mrs. Itslnh Txive spent the week-end at the heme of their parents ere. Emil and Erwln Trachsel of Port land spent the week-end In Jnsprr. News of Waldport WALDPOllT. July 13. (Special) Mitis Anno Itarthat, a recent ar rival from Germany, expects to visit with her sinter, Mrs.' Paul Heiden ri'Uh, indefinitely. She siijb she likes America very much. W. K. (lojigins nnd son, Hilly, made a business trip to Portland Tuesday. Mra. Kttn Schroetler of Geneva, Neh., is veiling her granddaughter, Mrs. !. E. Hull. M. W. Hulile of Alsea spent sev eral days in Waldport recently, vis iting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Arsina Kvnns. Ij. J. Iticknrd has a large roomv building and service station near com pletion for leasing purposes. He also has n new three-room cottage in his unto court, under construction. Miss Shirley Uryant of Albany Is spending a week with her cousin, Miss irginis Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Scott of Eugene, and their children anent Sun day Willi the Hndge family. Chinook snlmon nre running here now, anil week-ends find the lucnl auto courts pretty well filled with sealous fishermen. Clam tides are at the height of excellence and crobs seem to be as plentiful. George Lowney of Toledij, Is the new Helper nt the Claud stout place of business. I.niirn Lnlhrop la visiting friends nun relatives In Wnldunrt for a month. Vida News Notes VIDA. Jlllv 13. fSneclnn. Mr. V. E. lia.vton of Sunnyvale, Col.. Is spending the summer In Orcgnn. Sirs. IJnyton divides the time between her sou uiid daughter while here. She spent a month in Eugene with her son anil family, returning on the river Sunday, to be with her daughter, Mrs. Hoy l'ayne, nnd husband, Mr. ond Mrs. lialpli Becker and dittiuhtrr of San Jose, friends of the Itiiyton's and Paynes, are on the river milking a visit with Mr. and Sirs. Ted Pecker. Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Hose and daugh ter. Peggy, after an extruded visit with their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Edwards, left fur their home a lllnrkfnnt, Idaho, Weilnesdoy. Mr. wxsa HENRY'S GROCERY 698 W. 6th St. Corner of 6th & Madison Successor to Riedel's Grocery TWO FREE DELIVERIES PER DAY PHONE IN YOUR ORDERS 0. 0 .D. PHONE 2314 White Star Tuna, is. 2 for Tuna Flakes, aA is, 2 for AC Minced Clams, 2 for Z5C Van Camp's Spaghetti, if. 2 for IJQ Cheese, fC 2 pounds wC Macaroni, Spaghetti, 4Qt 3 pounds IOC Corn Starch, tlj. 3 for A J C Tru Pack Catsup, 14 ok. bottle, 2 for 3 Brown Sugar, g 4 pounds Butter, ffin pound . aOC Shortening, tC 3 pounds awC Shinola Shoe Polish 4 tit A close out at XvC SATURDAY SPECIALS White Engle Laundry Soap, 10 bars 17c s. & w. Coffee 1 lb. can 2 lb. can -29o -.56o Big Boy Soap, 6 bars White Star Coffee, pound Kellogg's Pep, package drape Nut Flakes, package Prepared Mustard, 6 os. jar Farmer Joe Flour, 49 pound bag Napkins, 3 packages 23c 19c 10c 10c 5c $139 29c Lettuce, big solid heads 5c Tomatoes, 2 lbs 90 Cantaloupes, Peaches Fruits and Vegetables Cucumbers, 3 for Carrots, Beets, 3 bunches Lemons, dozen Apricots, lug ...10c ...10c .25c ... 53c We are Open Evenings till 8 o'clock and Sundays till 12 (noon). Your patronage will be appreciated. Give us a trial. We give S. & H Green BtamP8- HENRY STUMPF, Prop. and Mrs. Kdward wero'nt Dexter on business Wednesdtiy. Walter Millicon was busy Wcdnes dny morning building an enclosed hnt rnrk fn tho Kj-mnnsitim to protect the lint 8 when social affairs are ft feature in the building. An entertainment will he given some time in August by the Ladies' Aid tfheiety of Lenburjc church in Lea burg to make money that will be used in making improvements on the rhurrh. Mrs. Walter Carter nnd Mrs. Louis l' ttittle are the committee in charge. Social Group Ha Meeting at Marcola MARCOLA, July 13. (Special). The PI Delta social group of Marcola met Tuesday, July 10, for a business meeting at the home of the president, Ksther Cowling. Members present were Josephine Carnacchia, Hazel and Kuth Titus, Margaret C. Wells nnd Ksther Cowling. Home-made- candy and radio music furnished the even ing's refrebments and entertainment. The next meeting of the club will be at Margaret C. Wells,' July 17. Mrs. J. Roy Green and son, Jesse Roy, Jr., of Tacoma, for the past nerks have been visiting with Mrs. tlreen's mother, Mrs. M. J. Cowling of Mnrcola, and with hr sisters, Mrs, J. J. Kennedy and Mrs. A. J. RagKdiile of Westfir, Mrs. Green and son expect to return to their home in Washington the middle of the com ing week. Princess Marian Future For Sees Bright Eugene Pageants In Brazil, poisonous snakes are hauled by railroads free of change. A national law requires that all poison ous snakes captured be sent to the snnke farm at Suo Paulo, w litre their venom is extracted for use as snake bite serum. When a male scorpion finds the mate of his choice, he takes no chances of losing her. He holds her by the "hand" while building the home. Tuberculosis costs this country SL OT! ,000,000 annually. HAIRCLTS BY HAROLD AT LOVE'S BEAUTY SALON Ph. 001 Camp Meeting at Fair Grounds! (EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is the third of a series of interviews with the four candidates in the contest to select Queen Husannah III, ruler of the Oregon Trail pageant.) By DAN E. CLARK. JR. Princess Marian Davis, service club candidate for Queen Susannah III, sees a great future for the Oregon Trail pageant. "1 had never fully realized what a great event our Oregon Trail cflebrntion might be come, until I heard what Hugh Ros son ays about the future of the event," said princess Marian. "I believe Mr. Rosson caught the right spirit when ho compared the pageant to the Passion Play of Ger many.' The Oregon Trail is a mem orial of Pioneer days even the mem ory nf which Is quickly drifting a way. If the pageant Is repeated regularly there is no doubt but that its mean ing c-nn be preserved and it will be come renowned throughout the world," said the 21 year old service club candidate. Princess Marion was born in En-, gene, March '24, 391,'t, went to Wood! row Wilson junior high school, Eu gene high school, and has just com pleted her freshman yenr in the uni versity as a social science major. She is a pledge of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She likes both modern and classical music, and plays tb violin. Her favorite actor is George Arliss and her favorite actresses, Karen Morley and the late Louise Closser Hale. She liked "The House LEE-DEE MARKET Phone 1784 117 West 7th St. PRICES GOOD FOR SATURDAY ONLY GROUND BEEF, 3 pounds . . . - 25c BEEF POT ROASTS, KfSjifj PURE EATRD, 3 pounds . . .ISc IMlSrrb...27c I BACON, lb. 27c Broadway and Olive 4 Free Deliveries Dally Saturday -- Monday -- Tuesday Phones 522 and 523 C. O. D. Orders Taken $1.50 Sugar, Creamer PI ill By simply sending sales slips showing purchase of two packages of Wheaties and 25c for special packing and mail Ing. Wheaties pkgs 25 c Mall to Betty Crocker, Minneapolis BUTTER Granzera 9C Beat Grade A. Lb. ...sCOl Subject to market rha n se SALAD OIL Bulk CCs Per Gallon ODC CRESCENT SHORTENING 8-Lb. pall 69c 4-Lb. carton 37o SNOWDRIFT t'Lb. can 79e 3 Lb. can 45c WESSON OIL Gallon SI. 19 Half Gallon 67c Quart 37o Plnta ...20o PURE LARO 8 Lb. carton 69c -Lb, carton 37c KRAFT "CHEESE Pimento Cream, Kay, Pineap ple iroam, LimDurger 6-oz. glass Old English Soz. glass, 2 tor . Philadelphia Cream 2 Pkgs. for . . . GRAPE FRUIT 2 s 3 cans for TOMATO JUICE 26-oz.can TOMATOES 3 Sis ters, 2' j s'ze . . . PEACHES Fancy 2' t'$. i cans for . . . SPINACH Largs cans. 7 for PEAS Fountain 3's S cans for MAYONNAISE Best Fods Pints ...19c Qusrts 29o Vsn Camp'a Tomato Soup . . . . . . . . Zee Toilet Paper 10 Rolls for CATSUP California Horns 14-ot. bottles 50 2 for CdC I Knight's Cucumber 1fl PENJEL 9Cf Pickles, 12-oz. Jar ... I UC 2 Pkgs. for COG jHAKER SALT Plain 1 C JELLY GLASSES QQ or Iodized. 2 pkgs. for I OC pr dozen tJJU iad Dimncoo Graham or Whola wheat JAR RUBBERS 4 fl FLOUR flfjs 3 dozen for IUC 9,b. ,ack 33 C PAROWAX OC Sperry'a Pancake 4Q. 3 lbs fcOC Flour, large pkg. OC i Ball Mason Zlne Csps 94. KfAlTSWATCOWS (7. Per doz aCwC 1-b- cellophane Ill 15c 35c 15c 35c 10 c 11c 43c 29 c 35c 5c 45c CHASE & SANBORN'S DATED COFFEE Pound CHASE Inborn! FREE with each pound large Recipe Book for the summer lunches and many delicious beverages. Be sure and get your copy. It's free. America'a flneat desserts Royal "Quick Setting" Gelatin Chocolate and Vanilla Pudding. Stock is limited at this low price at per package , Make Delicious Gelatin Desserts and Ice Cream at Home. Recipes Free 5c KERR LIDS Regular 2 doz, for 25c NEWI Latest Puzzle with Thompson's Choco- OQ late Malted Milk,'. . wjC FLOUR 49-lb. sacks Fisher's Blend $1.89 Drifted Snow aj $1.89 Meloflake .$1.59 GRAPE NUTS 1"7 Per pkg I I C Post's Whole Bran Per pkg Baker'a Premium Chocolate, 1 'a-lb. CERTO Per bottle ... . CRACKERS Salted Sodas 3-lb. box QUAKER CRACKELS 3 Pkgs. for Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuit, Pkg, Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes. 2 pkg POST TOASTIES I Pkgs. for .... 12c -21c 25c r plain 35c 25c 10c .15c 15c VEGT. DEPT. LEMONS Sunkist ftA. Per Dozen aSUG STRING BEANS 4Q. 4 lbs. for I 9C WATERMELONS Lb CC NEW SPUDS OC 16 Lbs. for fcOC LETTUCE f Per Head OC MILK Oregon or Morning Tall cans OCj 4 for COG Per Case $2.85 BLUING or AMMONIA 12 oi, bottle Rockwood COCOA Mb. can FELS NAPTHA SOAP 10 bars for Medium" IVORY Sosp WHITE EAGLE SOAP CHIPS, 5-lb. pkg. ... 5c 21c 47c 5c 29c This Cossoa food for I 10 Extra S. A H. , Qrses Slimpi llh t :sih psrchais sf 'SI or over. Oalv as ceapea ea a ,srchs,s Void after July IS Haskell Meat Market FOUR FREE DELIVERIES DAILY PHONE 868 We Give S. aV H. Green Stamps FEATURES FOR SATURDAY i. MONDAY SWIFT'S PREMIUM 1 C II i Canned Ham 1 f pRast j . Choice Pot Roast Cooksd ready to aerve. , . Weight I lb. 5 oz. IK 44 1 Each .... 49c -pf j j Corn Beef 1 Ure Lard Boned and Rolled 2 Lbs. ... 17c Lb 15c Colored Fryers ". ". '. I Lb? 25c of Rothschild" better than any cinema she has seen in recent years. Of. the older shows she favors "The Guards, moo," which she says she saw eight tiroes. She likes dark men best, ond proudly says , she is domestically minded even if she is the only prin cess in the race who is thinking of getting msrried someday. In spite of being sssured that she was wrong Princess Marian com plained ' that she felt like a tooth pick. "I only weigh 108 pounds and the other princesses seem to have gotten together on their weights be cause they all weigh exactly the same, 12.'. pounds. It makes me feel so thin." The princess Is 5 feet 6 and one half inches tall with light brown hnir and brown eyes and looked extremely presentnble in a bright silk blouse nnd white linen skirt when interviewed the other dny. She was waiting to go piny golf, wliirh is with swimming nnd dancing for her favorite form of diversion. She works at Newberry's store. Being a princess is not new for Mnrian. She was a princess in the 1931 May festival at Kugene high school. She was very active in school activitlea and was GiriTu president at Eugene bich sfiT year. l 1 When she was . Mx Marian used to like to dru her parents old clothe. h"u" fln 0,n children', r' beICh"?l"- Shi MU hi Princess Mnrinn t . heritage by ber father', im"" said his father was an Mt, to the Oregon country, jn with her parents. Mr. and t F. Davis at KB Lincoln V used to be a Rainbow eir -J: ' a number, of the Itoval lodge. She is a member f tin church. She has two one, Hurton. a year olur self, nnd the other. Austin . younger, and a younger (i,'t," cille. " U WASHER REPAimw ALL MAKES-Ph. 1st,. MEN'S DERBY specially rncea $1.00 Army & Navy Store 716 Willamette St Producers Public Market Broadway and Charnelton SATURDAY FEATURES ON THE MARKET CORN- You'll find lots of Sweet Corn for your table and a good selection to choose from. BEANS- Green Beans are here in abundance, Phone 924 or 190 James Gardens Market EUGENE'S FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CENTER j Free Delivery Also C. O. D. Orders Taken ORANGES Full of juice, good size, 2 dozen 43c CORN Sweet and tender, dozen 20c GRAPE FRUIT Sweet and seed- 9C less, S for C9C GREEN PEAS Tender and sweet, 3 pounds 29c Lemons Sunkist, large size, full of juice, dozen 29t Peachee Elbertas, free atone, for eating, basket 30e Bananaa Ripe and firm, 4 pounds 25c Tomatoea Ripe and firm for slicing, basket tic Green Beans Blue Lakes, extra tender, 4 pounds 2Sc Celery Well bleached, large bunches, 2 for 2Sc Squash Summer variety, very taaty, each it Green Onions, Radishes, Beets and Carrots 3 bunches 10c Green Peppera Stuffing size, 3 for 10c ICE COLD WATERMELONS ALWAYS, ALSO CANTALOUPES. 100 MARKET GOOD MEAT ALWAYS Saturday Features SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY BROOKFIELD CHEESE .BrooklicldK rsitanaj rnssi O-aa 6 Varieties 2 pkgs. 25c BROOKFIELD BUTTER 92 score Grade A. Price subject to market change. Lb. 25c CRESCENT OR JEWELL SHORTENING 4 Lbs. 35c We have one of the largest assortments of Lunch Meats in Eugene and specially invite you to see this line Saturday. . STALL SPECIALS FRESH MEAT SPECIALS VEAL 4AC ROAST, lb.vl' FANCY STEER BEEF POT fb0AS.TL..iiC RAHT CHICKS H. I. R. Frvers C. L. GOOD STALL M KUESH VEUKTABLKS. Fryers. iieos. rrrn t.c. and Apples. STALL B2 t.rsciors DEWEY PEACHES John Msuelin. STALL W PEACHES. Koastiuj Esrj. Straw- ncrnr.. rotators, and other trzetnhlc., STALL II and 1,1 APPLES Shelled Walnuts, Dried i rune, and (ireen Versailles STALL '.ft COIiN FED R. I. R. FRYERS I Mrs. O. J Mnnnett s,.n ftj GOLDEN" BANTAM COR Cucumbers, Bermuils Osi-" (ireen Besns and Tonist"" II. G. Dennsm, STAlXj, CABBAHE. COIiN ,.,'.ir,iut'IK L I I I ...nr.... j. Strawberries. Blackberries. AI Double Votes for Mrs. C. E. Bum - SjL. GOLDEN BANTAM C0I r.rsten!itein Apple?. potstoes. Loral (;n ,jP STAIX f