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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1934)
1 Page Eight THE EUGENE BE 8ISTEE.0U1 ED Weil BARKER HERE FOR REHEARSAL Burt Brown Barker, who Is to play the Spirit ef th. Plonur la the Oregon Trail pafeant, la la Eugene from Portland and will taka part In lila (irat rehearsal Friday evening. The ringing chorna, under the dl rectlon of Miss Cora Moore, and the rchestra, directed by Rei Under wood, will hold their flrit joint re hearsal Monday evening at the mualc building. On Monday evening Mil' dred LeCompte's Moore'a dancing chorua will practice at Harvard field at 7:80 o'clock. Announcement has been made by Mr. Doris Smith, pageant director, that there la room for about fifty little children between the agea of S and 9 to take part In the ahow and those who wish to enroll are to report next Friday morning at 10 o'clock at Hsyward field. The chil dren must provide their own pioneer costumes. Any little boya with cov ered wagons who have not already Igned to hnve them In the celebra tion activities are to report to Mrs. Smith at headquarters, Seventh and Willamette. ENGLAND'S DROUGHT PROBLEMS! ..'..5i..'": : : i Eugene's Own Store McMorran & Washburne PHONE 2700 Sale! Orange Slices Freeh Tender Dellclou On Pound IIS ft Cellophane Bag 1 36 Jelly Drops Aaaorted Colon and Flavor. Ona Pound 4 Cellophane Bag IOC If you dor't think that fngland, like America, has suffered aeverely from the drought, this picture should convince you I While In normal times tone of water gush over the Teddlngton Weir, here's how the big dam appeared after 26 days without rain with nary a trickle In sight. Lane Gets $2,284 From Rum Profits Lane county will receive 12284.42 aa tta share of the first turnover ot llauor sale profits, $44,086.33, to the state relief commission, the J Mine county relief committee waa notified Friday. Formal application for the funds to be applifd for relief work In the current month will be made by the committee. The money la expected to be received - Immediately after the next meeting of the state group. ! Another $170,000 In profits Is ex pected to be divided soon. The money Is apportioned on the bssis of population. Challenger Given Official Reception ' Intent on Issuing a challenge to the winner of the main event on the Thursday night wrestling card, G. T. Brooks put In an appearance at the Eugene armory. But Instead of Issu lng his challenge. Brooks received one from Sheriff C. A. Swarts and Officer Clair Larson of the city police. Notified that Brooks was heading Puritan Drug Co. M East. Broadway Drugs-CUT RATE-Tobaccos Vour Druggist: Ha la proud to praotlea his profession aa Pharmacist. Ha maintains a eompleta Drug Store which eater to all your drag nteda and not a fsw laadara. Ha atoeka Cruda Druga (Ilka Grandmother usss) chemicals maintain a eompleta prescription de partment to taka aara af your alck needs. Ha meete or btata tha prleea af ALL. BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO US. - - Specials: Saturday Monday O PETROLAGAR, $1.25 .84c AGAROL, $1.50 .$1.00 O AGAR 79c KOTEX MODESS FRENS .....15c RUB ALCOHOL, Pint 15c New OEM RAZOR (with 5 Blades) (n Mo tube 7 o'clock Shaving Cream, both 9 " V 100 Aspirin Tablets, dJQse, Kruschen Salts, 7. 4e I WW SSo O I C Hexln Tablets, 3C NUJ' "' 67C Aanaeln Tablets, sj Mlstol Nos Drop, Fssnamlnt, 47. Craomulslon, 25o IIC $1.28 ISC Seholl'a Pads, 25 C Fl,tehp' c,,orl 8C Woodbury', Soap . Mnw,X ",,h S bars 25c n 4 bars 19c Hospital Cotton, 9Qm Dr- West's Borallrs 49o bWW MoKesson's Antlstptlne iaxlO Adhsslve, OCm Toothpaste, a SOe CWC 25o-2 tub 2x5 bandage, Qm : S0.U'DD' Tooth Pasta, 4QA 15o ww 25 , I 96 Band Aid, 17m Almond Cream, 40a 25a I 16 pint, 69 9C Camels Chesterfields Luckies CIGARETTES 11c Carton $1.08 Print Albert, pound ....69o Valval, pound 9o In this direction, the officers reason ed that Brooks, an ex-pugllist turned wrestler, would show up at the ar mory. Spotting bim in the crowd, he waa arrested on a charge of Issuing bad checks at Eureka, Calif. An of ficer is expected to arrive from Eu reka to take Brooks back to face trlnl. Building Congress Picnic Is Sunday The Oregon Building Congress pic nic Is to be held In Hazel Green park, north of Snlem, Sunday, July 15. All members of the Eugene Building Congress and their fam'Mes are welcome and invited to atten" t la announced. Earl Drew of Eugene, is stat president of the organisa tion. The park Is a few miles north of Sslem off the Sllrerton road and the way will be plainly marked from Salem. T CHICAGO, uly 18. W la sudden outburst of speculative buying late today, wheat Jumped to $1 bushel. The buying caught the wheat market temporarily bare of offerings, snd prices went skyward In a hurry, with many stop loss orders forced Into execution by the quick advance. Foreign newa of an unusual bullish character was reported as the chief incentive for the late rush of buying in wheat. December wheat contracts skyrocketed almost 4 cents a bushel In aa many minutes. Despite quick profit-taking on the advance, wheat closed strong with a fraction ot the day's top, 2 7-83j cents above yesterday'a finish, July new 06',i, corn 7-8l 8-8 up, July 50 1-8. oats 3-87-8 up, and provi sions at a rise of 5 cents to 22 cents'. Wheat: July, old, open, 03; high, 97; low, 02 6-8; close, 06 3-8. July, new, open, 03; high, 98 8-4; low, 92 3-4; close, BU'i. Sept., old, open, M'AW'A; high, 08 3-8; low, 93 5-8; close, 07 8-498. Sept., new, open, 047-8; high, 08 ; low. 03 3-4; close, 97 3-47-8. Dec, old, open, WKfiJflfl 3-8; high, $1; low, 05 1-8; close, 90 8-8'. Dec, new, open, 9l!ff,IH) 3-8; high, $1; low, 95; close, 00 .!& 5 -8. Corn: July, open, 58 S-8: high, 60; low, 57 8-4; close, 50 1-8. Sep., open, 59 3-460; high, 61 3-8; low, 50; close, 00'j(!.3-4. Dec, open, 60 3-4; high, 62 8-8: low, 60; close, 61 8-4g7-8. CHICAGO, July 13. W Wheat, No. 2 red 04-98; No. 1 hard 07 1-4 1.00 1-4; No. 2 hnrd 06 l-290; No. 1 mixed 96 1-4. Corn, No. 1 yclow 3-4?81; No .2, yellow 60 1-4(261; No. 2 white 63 3-4(364 1-4. Oats. No white 46 1-2; No. 8 white 44 1-4 (new). Rye, No. 2 71 1-2. Barley 56 044. Timothy seed 9.35-50 cwt. Clo ver seed 10.2514.00 cwt. I-ard, tier ces, 705. Loose lard 6.40. Bellies 9.87. DR. 8. A. DANFORD 1177 W. 11th St. Phone 1508 Intestinal troubles; Chronic disorders. Chiropractic and approved drugless metnods. Consultation Free. DANCE Vaughn Saturday night 8 KELLY TIRES AGAIN LEAD the WOULD in MILEAGE and SAFETY Kelly Registered "Fatigue Proof" Tires at no more than you pay for ordinary tires. GUARANTEED aaInst road hazard8 one year on passenger cars, six months on commercial, PRICE RememDe our prices are as low as you oan find anywhere. DO YOU KNOW we on of the few in UV 1WU I11V?T dependent service stations left in town, that are not owned and controlled by a major oil company or a major tire company? And, remember, our prices are no higher than theirs on Gasoline, Oil and Tires. 100 Pure Pennsylvania Royal Windsor Motor Oil in Sealed Cans, S. A. E. SO and 40 2-gal. can $1.29 5-gal. can $2.98 Penn Seal Motor Oil, guaranteed 100 Pure Pennsylvania at 25c per qt., in quart lots or drains. Petersen Bros. Sen Sta. 6th & Blair St. Phone 737 Flapper Fanny Say; Cm CYAOVJ ?9VCA. Aftsr a shower most flrls settls down. Woman Travels Far , To Attend Pageant Two trips across the continent to see the Oregon Trail pageant la the record of Mrs. Juanlta Wilklns Crews of Columbia, South Carolina, now vis iting In Eugene at the home of ber mother, Mra. Varian V. Wilkins, at 4S2 Lawrence street Mrs. Crews, descendant of a pioneer family, made the trip from Columbia last year, not knowing the pageant was not being given then. Learing that the ahow was to be offered this sum mer, she made the trip again and will remain here until after the pageant. NOW AT LOW EBB BOSTON, July 18. m The Com mordal Bulletin will ssy tomorrow! "Interest in wool, both In the east and west, has been at low ebb this week. Manufacturers have evinced very little desire to own wool st the prices asked here, especially since the aharp drop In London and the buyers of goods evidently sr. convinced that a drop In wool prices is inevitable and so they are waiting. Sales for the week have been negligible and prices are nominally unchanged. "London closed Thursday with little show of interest at the new low levels established Isst week but the sales were sustained almost wholly by Enaland. Of a total offering ot 89,' 700 bales, only 44,000 bales were sold. England taking 25,0W. Prices were down generally 20 to 25 per cent from the previous series. In the west, little change is sorted. The consignment of the Still water pool t 20 cents advance and the sale of the J. B. Long clip in Montana at 25 'cents, each compris lng about 400,000 pounds, bar been the big items of the week. The Bulletin will publish tne 101 lowing quotations: Scoured basis: Oregon, fine and F. M. staple 82-84; fine and F. M. Fr. combing 80-82; fine and F. M. cloth in 74-75. Mohair: Oregon, 40-43. Domestic graded: First combing, 60-62; second combing 50-55; third combing 45-50 fourth combing 40-45; good carding 40-45; first kid 75-78; second kid 65-68. OLD SIMN SHOWN A sign which was used in the S. H. Moses market at Philomath over 40 2 Eugene's Own Store McMorran & Washburne MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY -PHONE 1700 We Discovered And Purchased A Remarkable Radio At An Unparalleled Price New 1935 "Universal" Radios Weight 9 lbi. Size 6x8x11 5 Tube -Vacation Special $lg.95 EAST TERMS IF DESIRED O Five Latest Type Tubes O Dynamics Speaker O Illuminated Full Vision Dial O Police Calls O Exceptional Tone O Walnut Finished Cabinet For Travel Vacation Office Boudoir Camp BASEMENT Clearance of All Women's Summer Shoes $6.95 $5.95 $4.95 $3.85 Our tine stock of women's fine Spring: and Summer Shoes. These price groups Include such well known brands as Peacock Foot-Delight Red Cross Vitality, Clearance! 329 Pairs Women's Summer Shoes $1.95 At One Quick Clearance Pric Includes 61 Fairs Red Cross and 132 Fairs Vitality Come early for this final clearance of odds and ends broken lines of finer summer footwear blondes helges black and whltea brown and whites white llnens whlte piques Pumps Ties Straps Sandals Oxfords A few Lass-o-Sandals Included. FIRST FLOOR Furniture Repairing Refinishing, Upholstering Expert Workmen Applegate Furniture Co. Phone et nth and Will. Visit Nellie's Knit Shop 17 East Broadway American A Imported Yarns Make. Your Fall Outfit Nowl years Is being shown by Harold Allen at Granier's market. The sign, ad vertising Armour's Stsr ham and ba con, depicts the old style wrappings snd the hsms strung upside down on a rack. : ' Scotch Picnic It Planned For Sunday All persons born In Scotland or of Scotch descent are being Invited to participate In a picnic to be given in Rlvervlew park back of the butte in Eugene Sunday, July 15. A basket dinner will be served at 1 p. m. All Scottish people and their friends are Inivted. There will be someone at the park to direct the picnickers where to go. 2 Canning CluK. Formed h J A 4-H Canning club w(l at Ada on July 6, with Mrs, aa local leader. The eluh l roflment of flva members, i.-,".' Agne. Miles, Lei. Scott, R0I, Ethel Plaen snd TW.. wciu. Andrews ot Beth.l I a 4-H Canning club Tn thtH ed munity with Florenc. ni-V.:11" N Ident: Joyce Anderson, vice... and Orr Lyda Brown i? !" Other members of the cluhTJ,1 Eunice Anderson, Elberta B. 14 the leader, Melba An,t,.. """" v.. PLUMMER'S Saturday. orchestra 8 Eugene's Own Store McMorran Washburne MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY phone rot Store Open Saturdays Until A delightful dinner served In Q.l- lurch room at 6:30 p. m. 35c O .OU D, Hi, Continues Saturday For Women and Misses Sale! Advanced Style Fall Suits Regular $19.50, $24.50 Values $1695 A sale ot Autumn'a very smartest new Fall Swagger Suits purchased specially for this event from a maker who made them up for tbla early special offering, Every detail la new, smart, attractive. Scarf collars, button-over collars, side fastenings, length coats, silk lined and interlined. Rich tweed fabrics. REDUCED . Regular $5.95 waffle wear cotton Sport Jackets AP In platd and polka dota on white background at 9viw9 NEW 8HIPMENT New fall travel crepe Jacket Dresses, sizes flA PA 38-44. Smart new styles already proving popular $OsvU Three Excellent OossardNew 'MisSimplicity' SUMMER FOUNDATIONS Summer Weight Mesh - - - $3.50 A cool, light weight garment of summer weight nesb and dainty lace bandeau of uplift type. Sizes 3 to J! Medium Weight Brocade - - $5.00 Excellent durable quality medium weight brocade- witn lace ana swaml bandeau. Sizes 34 to 40. Heavy Weight Brocade - - - $7.50 Heavy weight brocade with lace apltft brassiere, lb garters, designed for larger and heavier figures. Sites 14 to 40. No Rings No Shadows in "Phoenix" Shadowless Chiffon Hose Clear and eheer hose of remarkable beauty, 4-thread chiffon, self plcot top, garter run , A protection. Colors: Smoketone, Light Gun b I Metal, Tandem, Greyhound, Collie, Sklnglo, I FIRST FLOOR For Voile Dresses Long Rayon Slips Lace trimmed slips to wear with summer dresses of light weight materials. Thesn r .vnilnhio in tearose only. Sizes 32 to 44. Excellent wearing SECOND FLOOR Mesh Oloves $1.00 Attractive styles with organ dy cuffs. Colors: Black brown navy Also white fabric with organdy cuffs. $3.50-$5 Gloves $2.39 French kid and doeskin slip on gloves In Eggshell white Beige. This is a clearance group. FIRST S2.25 Cane Skins $1.79 Fine quality, capeskln, on style gloves in urey sneu ana Tan. mi. clearance group. Silk Oloves 10c A -I H atmtlll llM Ilk gloves In white Disc, just tne inius Oregon Trail costumes. FLOOR AWNING STRIPE LAWN CHAIRS net maae-roldlng lawn and porch chalra with Af brightly colored awning stripe canvas aeat atrip. $ I ,00 An excellent value priced low. "A Arm Rest Chair Similar to above gj 4 ja folding lawn and 9 e4f porcn chair but with arm rests. equipped Foot Rests at Foot resta to attach gj porch chairs add fretw to the comfort. Sale! Linen Luggage $7.95 k'nnun ... . .. " "i iue luggage sunt to econ- outside dimensions but to allow but8ve?y,urVPaC, Ll8" We'ghl Cuco finish on wear n protecU linen waterproof! case n lock and handle-Lined attactlveIy-w0,1, BASEMENT
