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Pago Eight THE EUGENE REGISTER. GUARD home Wednesday f8 with his parent. 11, . , Kobertson. llr' 'i lb, The P. T. A. i! regulnr meeting of ,1. W ij . . p.tro8s;r;.J s 1 OAKLAND TURKEY E Judges for the Northwestern Tur i key ihow to be held at Oakland, Ore- .(on, December 12 to 15, have been , rfioscn by the board of directors, it was announced Saturday. They are: . live show, E. C. Br;.uch, I,ee'a Sum- mitt, Mluourl; II. P. (iriffin, Hole man, Montnna; Dressed show, Prof, ""f. B. Fox, Corvallis, and M. II. Shook i.'of Roaeburg. These are experienced r- judges who have served for the last 5; t years. The directors also voted to rive ' the 4-H club boys and girls free en- try fees for their club turkeys. Each j xbibitor In these classes will be al ii lowed to enter oue young torn, and S'one young hen. Each breed will be : judged ly Itself, that Is, Bronze J against Bronte, Bourbon lied airninsl -. Bourbon Red, etc. Five breeds are in the club show, the other three being N'arragansett, White Holland, and Black. Over $1000 In cash prizes are being ' offered to the exhibitors. E. O. Xoung, the manager, said Bnturdriy, r"We expect to keep the bIiuw on the same standard as Inst year, when wo r had 507 live entries and 8(tH dressed 1 birds. We have the lnrgest turkey 1 ahow in the world, and want Orcgou 2 to keep the honor." i j Hyde And Gilbert I To Speak At Lorane YEOMAN! j liOIUNE, Oct. 20. (Sperinl). i C F, Hyde, democratic candidate for state legislator, and Dean James Gll- bert of the University of Oregon, will speak on the 20-mill tax amendment 1 t the grange hall Thursday evening ait S o'clock. This la a chance for J voters to hear both sldea of the quo .) tion and everybody is welcome. The ' three little Hyde girls will also put oa a tumbling act. . 3 The high school student body will 4 hold a carnival at the high school on Friday night, Oct 26. ! Mr, Monterola closed the meetings at the Christian church Sunday. Her- 1 vices were held In the morning, after soon and evening with a bncketb din- J ner at noon. Christian Endeavor was held in the evening with Avery Lohrey ' m leader. ' Mr. anr Mrs. Nelson Garoutte and awn Gerald of London visited at the ' A. H. Addison home Sunday. Clarence and Bill Earla of Powers spent the week-end at the Dunn home. .lfrs. Clsrenre Burls and Nadlne came ver from Notl Saturday for a visit ''with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunn. Luther Anderson of Bnlem and hro T ther Raymond of Coburg visited Sun : 4ay with their brother, Ted Anderson. i John Dunn, Earl Gipson and Ver , aon Lauderdale visited for several days the past week at the Dunn home. I They were on their way from Pasco, f Wash., to southern California. f, Willard Sealea will enter the Eu-i-fene hospital this week as an interne, j) Quite a number from here attenri - M the basketball game at McArthur aonrt in Eugene Weilnesday night. Frank Tripp of Eugene was a busl . leas visitor here Thursday. Mrs. Martin Foater, Mrs. Blenche Abbey and Miss Huth McDonald were J Bugene visitors Thursday, Ed Dunn had hia foot mashed at ;h Addison brothers mill Friday, .when a cart of lumber upset on It. .; Vida News Notes TIDA, Oct. 20. (Special) Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Veach and two daugh ters, Beverly and Jeanene Ionise, of Lowell, also Mr. and Mrs. Dd Baxter t Wendllng were week-end guesta at 'fie Baldwin and Ula Brendel homes. Dayton Thomson with a party of vests from Thomson's lodge Is spend J.rng several days hunting on Quarts , week. X Misa Ardllh Hnlnea apent the week-end visiting Twila and Corrlene Hall, j Mrs. Daisy Williams of lialnbow railed on Mrs. Nelson Coffee Sun "relay afternoon. J Members of the Vlda Sunday school enjoyed a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. llarley Hull Friday evening. Those attending were: Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Swanson, John and Ward Zim merman, Ardllh llnlnes, Twila, Cor rlene, Glenn and Ulnh Hall, Elaine Danghenhaiigh, Mrs. I(,.y Payne, Mrs. T O. Holrnan. and Mr. and Mrs. Hall. t Mr. anil Mrs, Jrring Dugnn and daughter, Evelyn.- of Eugene were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coffee. E Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Clover and daughter, Wilhertn Herman, accom panied Mr. and Mrs. Chet Tavlor of jOnbiirg on a hunllng trip to central iOregon. The party left Wednesday and will spend severs! days hunting nn Mill creek, In the vicinity of 1'rine. ville, Misa Bertha Iiaiu-htery left Wed nesday afternoon for Kiigcne where ahe will apend the week end. Mrs. Hurley Hall and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Hurl Blavrns at Lrahurg. Mrs. Craft of labtirg la visiting ner naiifnter. Mrs. Cerll Heyerlin. I . Mi A real Yeoman la Kenneth Clay ton of Tyee, Oregon, shown here with a buck brought down with bow and arrow. The arrow la shown sticking In the shoulder of the deer. FLORENCE LODGE MONROE, Oct. 20. (Special) "Lighthouse Nan," is the play to he presented by the Methodist church October 2(1 In the Monroe high school auditorium. The cast is as follows: Hon. John Enlow, Geo. Ricknrdi Ned Hlake, LaVerne Albin Icbabod Buzzer Frank Pioraon; Sir Arthur Choke, Jay Shaffer: Injun Jim, Bruce David; Nnn, Mrs. Frank In Lee; Moll Muzzer, Mra, Helen P. linker: Hon. Snrnh Chumley Choke, Liila Belle Whitcomb; Ilortense En low, Mrs. Bonnie Furnish, Mra. Frank Plersnn is directing the play. Mrs. IJoyd E. Furnish entertained at bridge Wednesday in her home. Mrs. Itobert. Howard won high prize and Mrs, Edwin David, consolation. Mrs. Furnish served prune whip, wafers and coffee to the following guesta: Mrs. Robert Howard, Mrs. Edwin David, Mrs. Walter Snyder, Mrs. Ralph Illhha Mra. Leonard Dnvld, Mrs. Floyd Ennis, Mrs. Ralph McGeo, Mra. Geo. TJtterbnck, Mra. Dnvo Foreman, Mra. Ted Kowalskl, Mrs. Ilnrry Cartwrlght, and Mra. Russell Stewart, Mr. and Mra. Ralph McOee had aa Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mra. Elvln Witham and son, Fran eea, of Blachly, Mr. and Mrs: Gary Pluckett and children, Barton, lone and Ralph of Hosklns Merle Hewitt and Mrs. Benn Howard and Margy, of Monroe. Sirs. Floyd Ennis and baby daugh ter, Dlerdre, of Hllshnpti, are visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Leonard David for a collide of weeks. Mr. Ennla brought them down Saturday and visited over the week-end. Kenneth Ambrose, who recently received his discharge from the U. S. nriny at Fort Iwis, haa been visiting hia father and mother. Mr. and Mra. Jim Ambrose. Monday they nil went to Lowell where Ken neth renewed old school mate ac quaintance and Thuraday Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose took him to Yoncnlla to visit hia grandmother, Mrs. Clara Ambrose. After a short visit he will leave for the Pillppine Islands, having relnlisted In the U. S. 'army and will be stationed there, Mr. and Mra. Gua Ambrose of Roseburg and Mra. Clara Ambrose of Yoncnlla visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ambroaa Tuesday. Leaburg News Notes LEAIU'RO, Oct. 20. (Special) The tilrl Scouts held their meeting at the home nf Mrs. Milo Smith Wednes- dar evening. Oct. IT. at 7:.H with Mrs. Smith, the new scout leader. Plnns were made for a 'gct acquaint ed" party for the scouts at Mrs. Smith's home Wdnesday evening. Oct. It will be a dinner served at fi o'clock. Those attending the meet ing were June rhvnfford. Solveig Carl son, Elizabeth Ititlle, Alvlns and Pat endmond, Pauline Smith, Shirley Williams and Mae (iodnrd. Mr. ami Mrs. Hamlin Grif(in of Kucrne were Sunday visitora of Mr. and Mrs. Klmo K, Olmsi-bied. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. tilms rhieil motored to the dam at Vida where tliry enjoyed a picnic supper nt the pii-nic ground. A masquerade party and a basket social will be held at the leaburg school house on Friday evening. Nov. 2 at 7:ttO. A program including a one-art play will be given. Indies and girls are asked to bring basketa to be auctioned. Being niaked acts as a free pass, and all admission i-liarge of ft and 10 cents will he charged f,,r those unmasked. Prises will he award ed tor the best costume. The cast for the play, "A Watch, a Wallet and a Jack of Spades," is Mrs. Hidsway played by Solreig Carlson, Jane ItiiU-miy by Jane Swafforil, r . , . - 1 "i- ituiKwny 11.T r.iisni.ii iiiiiie. ",r ,, """;rnra "" naiKhter. : Celeste by Ito.nlie Fountain, Bridget AMIIh Haines, visited Mis M j:,,r.i McCnlluin and Phyllis Tuesday night. Mrs. Cecil Heyerlin and her mother, Mra. Craft, called on Mra, Cla Bren del Thuraday afternoon. Wells Gilbert of Portland waa a recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson. Mr. and Mra. Harvey Daugheu fcaugh hare been busy on the Herman Smith place, picking apples. They were delivered at the ceo camp al'T McKenzle Bridge. '.Percy Soiithwiik waa here recent. W from Roaring ltlrrr on business. ' Mrs, H. K. Baldwin waa a recent guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Harry Veati-h, and fam ily of LowelL ' Improvements on the home of Mrs. T. E. Clayton have Just been com pleted, work mas furnished by Nelson Coffey and Vlrgle Clover. RikbK 8titnps Valley Printing Ce. bv Shirley Williams, Meliuda by Kern Vance. Detective Crenueily bv Frank Allen, Detective ltnlflea by Dale Carl son, and Detective Sholmes by Stan ley Malh.ry. A candy sale waa held at the school house Wednesday noon with Warren Iteiil and Klirnbeth Ilitlle In charge. A profit of e'.'.lll was made. The !iirl Scouts are planning to send a larte box of clothes and toys to the children's home and they are neking the people of Leaburg If they will hr 111. The snhuon hatchery near Vida ! shipped .M IMHI.1HHI snlmon ecus to As- I tons and a large quantity to Call- j foruia. Mr, and Mrs. Frank I'liiburn are j milking repairs on their new home at Vida where they will move to In the near future, MUs Rosnlee Fount nin was a Sim- j di.r afternoon guest of Miss Uiiabeth I Bit tie. j FLORENCE, Oct. 20. (Special) Sunset Jicbekah held semi-annual primary nominations Thursday night, secretary and treasurer re-nominated and Mra. Emma Sniibert noble grand, Miss Corn Johnson and Mra. Ednu Peterson, vice grand. Mrs. Eleanor Borgmird of Evergreen Rebeknh. Junction City, was a visiting sister. A pleasant surprise nf the evening was nn invitation by Heceta lodge, I. O. O. F No. Ill, to a Halloween party they are giving Oct. 31, to Rela-kahs and families. Pumpkiu pie, nut bread sandwiches, and coffee were served by Mesdamea Ada Cox, Anna Hryud and Ethelda r uller. During the social hour a contest waa enjoyed as to who could write the best comic will. Mra. Marie Murray, noble grand, awarding a prize to the winner. Material for the Three Link club's annual fancy work sale was also dis tributed. Sunset la planning a ser ies nf live programs for the winter months. A large hair seal which was mak ing its way back to the briny deep off Heceta bench one duy tbia week wna captured by the Hugh Swift family,- who are temporarily in charge of (be Heceta Beach resort, in the absence of Mr. and Sirs. F. E. Wee- ton. The incident took place a short distance from where the road off the lieach stnrta its Incline to the resort. The aenl wna first observed by MrB. Gale Blnckwell and Mies Opal Swift, daughters of Mr. Swift, who succeeded in turning the big fish landward, whereupon Swift and his son Henry continued the task of getting Mr. Seal to adjoining cabins, where he waa ultimately taken in hand. The seal offered little resistance, which pro videa ground for the supposition that it might have been injured in a fish net encounter. The community's newly orgnnlzed cornet band is making progress, with rehearanla occurring each Monday evening in the Siualaw union high school building. The one unfortunate part of the perfecting of the band up to now, for the local Legion poat which sponsored the band, is that but IS musicians are as yet participating. This number probably presents a size able band to local people, but it has not measured up to the expectations of the Legionnaires. However there is considerable talent in tbia section and the troupe will undoubtedly be expanded from time to time. The In structor, E. R. Hoyt, Eugene mnn who is employed in bridge work here, la one of the beat hand lenders In the northwest snd offers his services to the new band here without charge. School enrollment in Florence!r public achool system hns gone over the 200 mark, as ahown by the lateat figurea issued from .life grade achool, which reports a houseful of 111 pup. ils. Thoec with the last published report of 00 In the high school makes tne number of pupils attending school here 201, which is far in excess of nny year or recent note. Last year'a pens enrollment for the two schools was shout 105. Mr. and Mra. T. 8. Hallcch, Charles llickford and Sllss Julia Lamoreaux, all of Newport, were visitors of the Edward Peterson family here this week. A group of five lada from Viola, Wis., headed by Gerald Van Winter, have come lal the way to Lane county s sea coast to enjoy their vaca tion lime. The entire quintet have as their scene of endeavor, the printing office. Fred newltt. Ole Peterson. C!lr Morris, A. K. Neilson. Dr. J. W. Tarr and Roy Bowman were members of the local Masonic fraternity who rep resented Florence lodge at the annual venison feed of the Gardiner lodie last Saturday night. .Mr. and Mra. F. E. Weston, own- era of the Heceta Beach resort, de parted Ihia week on an outing during which they will devote their time to their mining hobby. .Nice tug rine fiira.. nrown nn th North Fork in this section, were ex. hibited here this week hv Jim Dick. one of the prominent ranchera of that particular farming communitr. Mr. Dick'a fig trees have bore each year of the 12 years of their lives, but it is only- occaslanally, however, that the fruit has reached the ripened atage. .Mr. and Mrs. William White and their daiigliter-ln-law, Mia. Melvin White, with the latler'a son. Clsvton and Mrs. Win, Whlte'a brother, were all assembled at the It. F. Nut home here Thursday. The occasion waa by way of celebrating the birthday anui versary of the senior .Mrs. Wlilte. Miss Gertrude Tarr, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Tarr, came home Thursday from Mcio, where she teachea school. An outbreak of ty phoid f,,u.P , Hosed the schools in that town for Iho time being. Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Crahtree and children, are here from Springfield this week. They are old friends of the E. E. Hrattnins, who formerly re sided in Springfield. Mis p.i,r pej came Friday for s visit of a few dnya at the Sherman J. Moody home here, Mr. and Mrs. Creed Brattain were first of the week vlsltora here from their pew Eugeue home. trip. He returned Tuesday and left Wednesday for Sutherlin to hunt. Mrs. Don Kimball and sons were In Oakrldge the latter part of the week papering their house there for renters. The Helping Hand club bad a special meeting Wednesday and quilted on the club quilt. There were 20 women preaent. Mrs. Joe Hays and grandson Richard, of Eugene, attended church here Sunday and visited with the Ernest i heeler family . The Mills family is back after be ing gone all summer at the bop yard, and visiting In Portland. Mr. and Mra. Hoselton of Upper McKenzie visited with Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Story lest Thursday. Tbe school teachers, Floyd MaU' ney and Veda Daley, gave their pupila a bonfire party last Wednes day evening. They played games and toasted marshmallows. Wednesday. Oct. 17, waa Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wheeler's 40th wedding anniversary and the children and grnndchildren went in and surpris ed them. There were 84 present, Blanche Wheeler, who is attending school at Monmouth was the only grandchild absent. A county rock chusher waa set upon the Art Rice place, and gravel was crushed for the Rattle anake road. The crusher left Wed nesduy. Frank Don and Mid Kimball went to Mapleton Wednesday, returning Thursday with the cable for their donkey. They got the donkey several weeks ago. Mr. and Mra. W. L. Wheeler, and Ernest Wheeler returned from Can yonville lest Saturday, after spend ing a week visiting and hunting at the John Parker home. Dr. and Mrs. Claude Kime returned this last Thursday after visiting at the Park er home and going on to California, Mra. W. L. Wheeler, Mrs. John Parker and Mrs. Kime drove to visit. . Crater Lake one day during their T Smith River Mill Burns To Ground DIVIDE, Oct. 20. (Special). The noy A. ileebe mill on Smith river burned to the ground last Monday night. The mill and lumber were all in flames when the fire wss discovered. so there was no chsnce of saving any thing. The estimated loss was 13000. No insiurnnce was' carried. Mr. Beebe expects to rebuild at once. Mr. and Mra. E. L. MrRelyonda and Mr. and Mrs. George McReynolds vis ited Sundsy on Silk creek at the John Overholser home. Dan Dugan and A. H. Honnold made a business trip to Eugene Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGarvIn and family spent the week-end at Oak ridge with friends. Mrs, Jack Robinson returned home Saturday after a week's visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Johnson of Central. She was accom ponied home by her daughter and aon in-law who atayed over the week-end. Donald McGarvIn apent several days last week at Rogue river. Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Dugan were din ner guests Sunday at the home of their son, Lee Durgnn, at Walden, Lake Creek News Trent News Notes THE N'T. Oct. 20. -(Special) -Bert Fesels nit his knee with an axe one day last week and It took several atit.-hes to sew It up. Bill Snsbaiier went to Florence the first of the week on a fishing LAKE CREEK, Oct. 20. (Special) The Needle club met at the home of Mra. Clayton .Tonca Thuraday aft ernoon. Mrs. Bud Wilcut's quilt blocks were completed and work begun on Mrs. Bennett's Mrs. Rub." Jones', and Mrs. Shermsn Goodrich's blocks. Dur ing tb afternoon Mrs. Jones was aurprised with a shower of useful and beautiful gifts. Those attending were Mesdames B. H. Jones, Joe Almasie, Carl Price, Leo Meadows, Wilson, Bennett, Wilcut, Rickard, Sherman, Goodrich, Dickey, and Misses Maxine Ingram, era .Tones, and Ruby Clark Mrs. Walter Bennett sent her gift from Cutler City, snd Mrs. Jones' aunt sent one from California. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Goodrich. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schraitt, Richard Schmidt, Leonard and Sherman Good rich, have been spending several days with the Mornlngstar's at Drain, Misses Mabel Clark and Margaret Rennet t attended teachers' Institute in Eugene Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Sherman Goodrich haa had as her guest for several days her mother, Mrs. Dickey, from Junction City. Clayton Jones spent the week-end at his home. Herman Steinhauer and his bride, who were married last week In Eu gene, are now living it their home in this neighborhood. Silt coos News S1LTCOOS, Oct. 20. (Special) Dr. Fox and wife of Mnrshfield and Professor Sliinu, wife and party spent Sunday at Dr. Fox's summer home in Buckskin Bob's cove, A Halloween masquerade parly will he given at the Siltcooa soda I hall turday evening, Oct, 27. Misa Adeline Volkstorf returned to Eugene Tuesday after spending two months at the .lames Christensen home at Silti-oos. Mr. and Mra. O. W. DeJarrelt of Mcdford were at Silicons three days last week, fishing. Several fisher men from Portland and other points were also on the Inks fishliw. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Thomson, son Buster and Frank Howard arrived here from Mcdford Monday, They brought with them an all metal out board motor boat. Mr, and Mrs. George Davenport, who have been at "Siltcooa Cabins" the past two weeks have returned to their home in Salem. WESTFIR, Oct. 20. (Special). Walter Smith of Portland, field rep resentative of the Four-L organiza tion, spent a few days here this week. Employes of the Western Lum ber" company met on several occasions to hear Mr. Smith discuss the merits of the organization. About 90 new members were secured for the Four-L by Mr. Smith while he was here. The Welfare circle met at tbe home of Mrs. C. E. Stewart, Wednesday afternoon. Plans for tbe annual ba-. xaar, which will be held in November were discussed. Guests and members present included Rev. and Mrs. Earl B. Horsell of Oakridge, Mrs. Lloyd Fox, Mrs. Martin Elara, Mrs, Ray Sberow, Mrs. Vera Hill, Mrs, Bruce Iansbery, Mrs. Wm. McGee, Mrs. Guy Long, Miss Dorothy Long, Mrs, W. F. Kebwalt, Mrs. Earl Bleile, Mrs. W. E. Eshof, Mrs. Walter Cum mings, Mrs. A. Peterson and Mrs. Stewart. Refreshments consiating of doughnuts and coffee were served by the hostess, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. J. H. Wharton entertained with a dessert luncheon for the Con tract Bridge club at her home Wed nesday. Bridge was played following tbe luncheon. Mrs. G. V. J. Rams- dell, Mrs. T. A. Kong and Mrs. I. Neenan were special guests Members present included Mrs. Paul Nnugle, Mrs. J. A. Benson, Mrs. Ray mond Crlswell, Mrs. Guy Bac.ley, Mrs. J. J. Kennedy and Mrs. Whar ton. Mr. and Mrs. ' Raymond Criswell were dinner hosts at tbeir home Wed nesday evening in compliment to Mr. and Mra. J. J. Kennedy on their wed ding anniversary and on Mrs. Ken nedy's birthday anniversary. Uovers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, Jim Cowling, Mrs. Isa belle Neenan and Mr. and Mrs. Cris well. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Larwood enter tained at dinner at their home Wed nesday evening previous to the legion and auxiliary dance in Oakridge. Guests present included Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hathaway and Mrs. Susie Biddle of Eugene, snd the hosts, Mr. snd Mrs. larwood. e Mr. snd Mrs.G. V. J. Rsmsdell and family entertained at dinner previous to the legion and auxiliary dance on Wednesday evening in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Baker of Eugene. e Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bagley were hoats at dinner at their home Thurs dsy evening, having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Psul Nsugle and N. A. Stone. The anniversary club dance was held nt Oak park Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kennedy were hosts for the evening. J. H. Wharton. John Wharton. Ma rlon Kilbrenth. Wm. Sorenson, Thad Barber and Walter Middlestadt left Friday- to apend the week-end pheas ant nunting near Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baclev were In bugene Tuesday. A large number of Weatfir le gionnaires and auxiliary members at tended the dnnce In the legion hall at Oakrldge Wednesday evening. Spe cial guesta included Mr. and Mra, Jimmy Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hathaway and Mrs. Susie Biddle of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Simnaon nf rortiand. Donald Pierce left for his home In Eugene Monday having spent list week-end with his uncle snd aunt, air. ana airs. ij. a. jinrwood. Mrs. W alter Cimmlngs and son Paul left Thursday to spend a eouiile or nays wun relatives In Corvallis. Due t teachers institute in Eu gene no school was held on Thursday or r riuay. Mrs. 8. Dykes, stenorranber foe the western Lumber company, has moved Into the home formerly occupied by .nr. ann airs, waller Workman and family. LIFE SAVER! Fred C. Mills, director of swim ming and water safety of the Boy Scouts of America, who will be In Eugene Wednesday to address local people and to-give demon. atratlona on life saving and gene ral health practices. Ha will ap pear here under auspices of the Wallamet acout council. ,E, Philomath News PHILOMATH. Oct. 20. (SneeisD Mrs. Bay Rickard entertained sev. ersl guests at bridge and luncheon rrtalay. Dorothy Shrlher has opened a hose repairing shop at her home in West Philomath. Mrs. Glen Plunkett and daughter left Sunday for an extended visit with 'Natives in lows. Mrs. Emma Warrlner returned Tuesday from a trin to Klamath falls and Crater Ijike. W. L. Gillson of St. Johns. Mich- Is visiting his brother. John C.illson. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Edcerton nf akima. Wash., accomnsnied Michigan man and spent the week. end. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Watkins Vnm the Rohemia mines visited Philom.tk relatives over the week-end. Dare Griffith is aneudin time In Woodland. Wash., havln. hn called there by the serious illness of his father. T 1 Plumbing and Heating Let us explain how your plumbing and heating needs can be financed. CHASE CO. 936 Oak St. Phone 243 SANTA CLARA, Oct. 20 (Spe rial) The Santa Clara H. E. club entertained the Willakcnzie grange women Friday at the home of Mrs. H. R. Emerson. There were 15 visit ors. The Wlllakenzle women furnisb- ed the program as follows: Two piano BoUos by Miss Baker; reading by Mrs. Cslef snd a short Bkit by Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Sanders. Mrs. Harshel Bcndshadler took Mrs. Hugh Robinson of Eugene and Mrs. Clarenc Eggy of Albany to Portland Friday to visit their father. J. Bend- shadier, who is ill. They were expected to return home Saturday. M. T. Perkins, E, R. Johnson, Fred Dotson and Clinton Godlove, are on a hunting trip to eastern Oregon this week. Fred Emerson is spending his vaca tion with Wendel Jensen at npper Oamp creek. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurd and son from Sslem visited a few days this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sims. Mr. Hurd is a brother of Mrs. Sims. Mr. and Mrs. Big Skavlan of Cheh alis, Wash., visited this week with Mrs. Skavlan'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Hart, and family. Mrs. George Robinson was hostess to the Thimble club Weilnesday after noon. Those present were Mrs. Mat teson, Mrs. C. Howaid, Mrs. Tony Relnholts, Mrs. A. V. Thompson, Mrs. J. I. Hart, Mis. J. T. Bennett and Sire. Rowling. The visitors were Mrs. Hellck and Mrs. Edgal Robinson and little daughter. The hostesses were assisted in serving refreshments by Airs. Bennett and Mrs. Robinson. T DRAIN', Oct. 20. (Special). The new water system which hns been under construction for the post month is now in operation. There is a con crete dam at the head of Bear creek, a pipe liue of about three miles and a tank, holding 7S.IMXI gallons, on the Cool property. D. P. Slnyto:- of Salem waa the contractor, nner"the water system was built with PWA money. The ladies' aid of tho Methodist church held n silver tea at the home of Mrs. Delk Wednesday afternoon. Those attending wero Mesdames Winiberly, Blackwell, Gorsline, Ha worth, Ruby Ross, Mabel Swearingen, Applegate, Volma Cool, Mne Light, Mabel Hall, Hult. Trueblood,, Wise. Guard, Kronk. Cellers, Urbank, E. J. Whipple, Averil Trnylor, Morgan, Mae Light, Mabel Hall, Hult, Trueblood. The missionary society of the Church of Christ met Thursday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. J. B. Beasley. Mrs. Frankio Coons was leader and the topic waa "The call of tbe Mountains." Devotionals were led by Mrs. Cowan. At the close of the missionary lesson, a business meeting was held and plnns discused for hold ing a bazaar some time in December. Also other work planned by the la dies. The day being Mrs. Maud Rob ertson's birthday, Mra. Barker and Mrs. Grace Henderson served chicken sandwiches, pickles, enke and coffee, to Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Bruton, Mrs. Frnnkie Coons, Mrs. Bessie Lakey, Mrs. Coulter, Mrs. Gardner, Miss Edna Harlan, Mis. Cowan, Mrs. Benefiel, Mrs. Zilpha Patchen, Mrs. Alfred, Mrs. Burdette, Mrs. Beasley. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Davis and aon of Eugene visited at the home of Mr and Mrs. Myson 'Blackwell Sunday. They attended the homecoming - ser vices at the Church of Christ in the morning. Mrs. Jessie Nobel of Washington Is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mnttie Renner, and niece, Mrs. Blanche Van Kirk and family. H. H. Morgan left Wednesday for Wyoming, where he will spend the winter. Mr. Morgan has not been well for some time, and thought a change of climate might be beneficial. Donald Robertson who works at Camp Walker near Reedsiwrt, came tend. A e vision A erew of FERA 1 sion nf v.. .." de I cleaning up ,heWd,q school house fire A, adjustment has been lJ work can start ,n7 , 1 til that time. " ""tJ .nr. anil Airs. Eimt into the Harvey R,v ea k fe Drain Tuesday, fC Coons works for the rw , l Mrs. Fay Sr. o!' home from a visit with h? law, Mrs. Tntro, 0f Boil S' waa accompanied home by i 1 who will visit here LEOCADE MILUNER J Save Your Eyes WVd If J "Read with PleasW Plan V,, CUl- Special - . . . V liu-uxie unocalj For near and f i.i DR. WHEATLRI OPTOMFTQlav- Over Safeway Store Tub UHUSUal BUT NOT IMPRESSW Princess Jacqueline is dead. The world's only talkq dog is no more the pup back in Maine that starts scientists with her twenty-word vocabulary. Cheer up we present a new phenomina type that talks. We ts make our type invite people to your store, speak a lid message on your stationery, ana tell your story me ever your printing goes. We are proud of what we a make these 26 little miracles say for you. Come in is taiK it over. Shelton-TumbuUfa). Fuller Company 44 West iota Ann j Phone 1 S iy TONIGHT FOIl II SI MIAV F.VF.M.X. II Ol II Ma( of f Miliar ihm. olid mm fWMilM.s,, tvrliv.n Orrhe-o. Ira l TUhr UlM ni lis niWTz KOIN and KSL I lo I o'clock ml Dally t to 6 Sat. to 8:30 Sunday 9 to 12 Kidney and Bladder Troubles Constipation, ulcers, blood disorders, female disorders, eciema, asthma, stomach trouble, rheumatism, blood and kidney disorders, and other ailments are promptly relieved In most cases by th use of our Chinese Herbs. CHINESE HERBS MAKE OPERATIONS UNNECESSARY IN MANY CASES CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE HERB CO. 70S WILLAMETTE, EUGENE Follow the Lure of the Broad Highway Never has the open road beckoned so enticingly, nor has it ever been so easy to enjoy the enchantment of the countryside. A good used enr-Hiiy one of the many listed in today's Registor-Gunrd Want Ad Section will whisk you coolly and silently to backwoods retreats or hurly-burly amusement points . . as your desires dictate. ' Nothing takes the place of a good used car for getting the most out of life during these glorious months. And it is the most economical source of pleasure, as you'll see by the very attractive prices on tho cars list ed in today's columns. Look them over .... turn to the Want Ad Section now! 5 f) Ammmm
