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Page Sixteen THE REGISTEB. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON RECEPTION GIVEN BY GOBURO CHURCH FEDERAL INCOME GREATER III ALL WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. Increased federal income io every Important category of taxation wan reported today by the treasury In its surrey of Internal revenue collections for the first month of the 1037 fiscal year. Income durhijr July, the treasury revealed, rose $iA72S,9(X bov co1 lections for the same month a year ago. The Increase in some item amounted to several hundred per cent. The totiil rose from $221,597,633 In July of 1U35 to $2SS,32i,539 for the same period of this year, an increase totalling almoBt 30 per cent. Publication of the treasury figures recalled the statement issued last week by Secretary MorgeMhnu. After conferring with President Jtoosevelt and congressional finance leader, the cabinet member said no additional taxation would bo asked of the. next congress. Notnble Increases included: Gains of $12,7r2,211 for taxes on liquor; rises from $14,3W.533 to $29,0rp.tJ3 from corporation income tnxe; rises in individual income payments from $0,598,000 to $11,052,000; rises in ex pecs profits taies from $174,000 to $1,048.X0; rises in estate taxes from $14,224,000 to $29,014,000; nml Hups from gift taxes from $96,000 to $327, 000. The taxes on bonds, issues of capi tal stock and conveyances yielded $2. 116.357 for the month last yenr and $2,479,000 this year. Collections on automobiles reflected improved condi tions in that industry, rising from $3,089,000 to $7,715,000. cFi i... LEAVES ON TOUR SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 21. (Spe cial) C. TV. Ruth, of th Bprinc field creamery, liai left on a vaca tion trip to southern Washington. 1 "... ' & 1 1 f i, t j j LET your tint fall ensemble be a knitted suit. This smart model, of nubby wool In a Per sian knot knit, cornea in the new red earth color. The aklrt is trim and straight and the jacket, fitted at the waistline, is finished with four pockets. It's worn with an emerald green wool scarf. E BEING PLAYED BY EN' COIXMBCS. O., Aug. 'Jl. OJ.RV The role of a "Solomou'' in a double puternity problem of 10-year-old twin girls now in a Wheeling. W. Va.. in stitution today wan shifted by Mrs. f.uetta MagRuder. chief of the state division of charities, to Miw Julia Griggs of the children's bureau here. The mother of the twins, a Colum bus woman whose name Mi. Mag Ruder refused to reveal, hat asked for their custody. The girls wre placed in the institution by the father who was unwilling to allow his wife to hare the children on the ground that another man is the father of one of the girls. Obstetrical advice to determine whether the father's contention is pos sible was sought by the state division but authorities only aid that while it could occur it would be difficult to prove. It was pointed out that, although blood tests can indicate a certain in dividual could not have been the father, they do not establish the ab solute identity of the father. Flapper Fanny Says; Independence Plans Big Hop Jambouree INDEPENDENCE, Aug. 21. (Spe cial) The coronation ceremonies for the queen of the Hp Fiesta, to be held here August 27 to 30 inclusive, will take place on the opening eve ning of the celebration. Mayor A. L. Thomas of Independence, will crown the Fiesta ruler, and an elaborate ceremonial will be presented under (lie direction of Paul Uobison, Mrs. Elsie Holt, and Mrs. Maurice J.. But ler. Hop pickers are arriving in veri table hordes, and it is expected that at least 15,000 of these workers will be in this locality by Fiesta time. More beer is consumed in the Uni ted Stntes now than before the prohi bition era. A good paint job wins praise, whe ther on t face or surface. Founder Of Mormons Is Play's Subject SCHENECTADY, N. Y.t Aug. 21. (4) The reception of his new play, "Moroni,' spurred Edgar Lee Mas ters to work today oil a new book, which be said would be "of biographi cal nature." Musters, former Chicago lawyer turned poet and drnmntwst, was present last night at the world, premiere of "Moroni," an epic drama based on the recorded life of Joseph Smith, founder of the Mormou faith. Frigate birds are used to carry meninges from one Pncific island to another. PE1 SPRINGFIELD. Auf. 21. (Spe cial) A sroup of local citizens, act ing against the hazards of swiuinioiT in the Willumette river as cleuion sturtrri by recent drownings, has made a request tu the Eugene adult education administ ration office tliat the possibilities of a swimming pool in Ibe river here be investigated. Materials, under a plan suggested by the group, would be furnished by Springfield people, the government furnishing NYA labor. There is at present no NYA program in Spring field, eicept as has been worked out in connection with schools. George C. Berremau, director of sdult education in Lane county, has written to Snlem regarding informa tion on the possibilities of the project. Seattle to visit with Mrs. Mitchell's sister, Mrs. A. E. Cray. BUSINESS VISITORS LISTED SPRINGFIELD. Aug. 21. (Spe cial I Dick Potter of Deerhorn transacted business in Springfield Friday morning. Marion Elston was in from Leaburg. GOES FISHING THURSDAY SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 21. (Spe cial I Harry Whitney was up the McKenzie Thursday, and obtained a nice catch of trout. REPORT BEING PREPARED oi-m.ur itjLju, auk, .i.-i'f- rial) City Itecorder tl. B. Aldrich . . i. tu rn preparing ine annual report ui me city finances for the state 'treasurer. IUKA MEETING POSTPONED KPnrKflFTlTt.n Am 21. fSne- ctul The meeting of the Iuka circle, ladies of the li. A. it., originally scheduled for Thursday evening, was postponed until two weeks. Two Lumber Mills In Full Operation 8PWNGFIFXD, Aug. 21. (Spe cial) Both of Springfield's new lum ber milts the George tSiomami cedur mill and the Warren-Stock mill are in full operation, it wus announced Friday by Kdwnrd Privnt, chairman of the industrial tract committee. The Southern Pacific is contemp lating building n spur to the Warren Stock establishment, hut definite plans for this project have not yet been revealed. VISIT WITH MURPHYS SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 21. (Spe cial Mr. and Mrs, H. T. Mitchell of Ashliind stopped over Wednesday and Thursday to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dill las Murphy. They left Thursday for COBURG, Aug. 21. (Special) A reception, honoring Dr. and Mrs. J. D. McCormick, was held Id the Methodist Episcopal church Wedues day evening. The following program wa presented: group singing, by the audience; invocation, by Ward Pate; vocal duet, by Joanna and Arrol Roork; piano solo by Helen Drury story, "Life in a Methodist Parson- age," by Mrs. Arthur Barrett; talks by J. A. Roork, Herbert Stoueberg and Ward Pate; end a vocal solo by Ferris Sidwell. Refreshments were served in the dining room to about 00. Out-of-town people present were the honored guests, Dr. and Mrs. J. D. McCormick of Springfield, MUs Dora Scott of San Francisco, Calif.; Mrs. Edwardp 7 , Mirth, Bne. FlierlRp LondnR0und i, over a,..irM,,!r!Sl "iu tuday, preMti trip to I.ondon ' I "I a rm,n nri; Jl even Merrill ,t..-CT Itood." ,w VISIT OUR FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN SPECIALS CONEY ISLAND DE-LUXE BLACK AND WHITE SPECIAL WAIKIKI BEACH PARFAIT CAR, MA-MALLOW SUNDAE ORANGE BLOSSOM SOUTHERN COOLER FROZEN GRAPE ADE . WE'RE STILL SERVING THOSE FAMOUS LUCKY MONDAE SUNDAES. TWO REAL TREATS IN ONE FOR ONLY 15c WE SERVE A SPECIAL 30c LUNCHEON INCLUD ING SOUP, SALAD, ENTREE, DRINK, DESSERT GEORGE SCOTT, Fountain Manager Q5p 20o I : 20c I 15c I 15c fe3?l I I Doz. regular, Junior or auper size KOTEX 19c 1 PL (agar and mineral oil) 4 0 1 Agarex Compound tbjC I ioa rioxDury nousenoia jat RUBBER GLOVES 1JC o uz. jar (Tor sunournj r UNGUENTINE yC 55c cold, vanishing or liquifying J Pond's Cold Cream JJJC Full pint Maacal't (for handa and face) ALMOND LOTION 39c IS.00 Pal guaranteed WRIST WATCH $298 , Gal. Port, Angelica, White Port or Sherry Monastery WINE 95c SHAMPOO SOAP 50o Mead, (a palatable cereal) PABLUM 31c Cleans all kinds of white shoes SHU-MILK 23c $1.00 Defender Water Bottle or Fountain Syringe (39C CuaranteeH wmaammammmBxmmmmnsmmM Quickly relieves discomfort of our ttomach BISMA'REX so A atimuiant to tne Kianeya m DOANS PILLS 59c 1 Lb. Rexall theatrical (It makes the skin smooth) COLD CREAM The popular game of the season MONOPOLY $1-98 run pini Mmincin .sA atfSa. MINERAL OIL ZyC run uuart Kexan (new tow price) m 4 Milk of Magnesia q)fQ ngonnury racial a. TOILET SOAP 3 for Z5C 500 Sheet box KLEENEX 31c ui. (wun epnearine) Nose b Throat DropsUC 50c Shaving BRUSHES SOC 'THE RIGHT PRICES ON EVERYTHING EVERY DAY" "Eugene's Own Store" McMorran &? Washburne MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY PHONE 2700 Now! Sale of Shirts $1.39 Sale of Socks . 2 Prs. $1.00 3 Prs. $1.00 4 Prs. $1.00 Suit li Sale 1 Not Equalled in Eugene This Year k All Wool Fabrics New Styles Single Breasted Double Breasted All Best Shades if Excellent Tailoring k Dark Medium or Light At This Price For An EncUof August Sale Only SEE Yixrmv Continuing The Sale Of FALL SUITS "That Have That Swing' Bought To Sell at $19.76 $17 .95 in 1 ne . "Eugene's Own Store" McMorran 2? Washburne MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY Attention ! Two weeks ago we advertised a ''Final Clearance" of Dresses -we thought th: prices low enough to move them all out - Apparently they were not, so we've regrouped these dresses and added others in another Dress Clearance To Quote The Former Prices Would Sound Ridiculous Three Groups Now GROUP No. 1 136 DRESSES Both prints and plain colors are available in this group There are youthful and matronly styles There are navy blues and some blacks mostly light colors. Every dress Is desirable. Sizes 11 to 60 GROUP No. 2 93 DRESSES A fine group of dresses that are here not because they are not attractive but because we were too ambitious and bought too many Excellent size and color selectiou in prints or plains. Sues 12 to 41 GROUP No. 3 45 DRESSES Included In this lot aro a few sheprs and dark colors Also light colors In plain or prints but the majority can be worn right Into the fall sea son A splendid bargain group. . Sizes 12 to 4 NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES ALL SALES FINAL" HrJ, Second Day Sale No 'Mend $1.15 to S1.35 Qualities It took us several months to secure them We think m L w ou! ,n a fcw davs- Sal continues until Monday night only. TnmllATS SILK H0S -FIRST FLOOR- 79c Phone 2700 c
