Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, August 13, 1937, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON Bean Harvest At Peak; Many Activities Reported From Lane Sect 4 Granf!r'a"J.j!WJ.STUIIGISIIIIS Ahc. ccir.! nn. is ispwinh Went I'.-int traiii' will hnl.l a pirnir Suwlay in rh. Sl.inner Humi. park in Uncoil'. AH praiiK nirjiihrr. thrir families and frirmla are inviml to al- trml. JTTSrTIOV CITT, (Bjirlal). The annual I.an County Pooltrymen and Prndure r' plrnir mil b bfM at B'n'onl.ane iark SmiiHrt. Ana. 1.1. Winnlnr with a hi.krt dinner at 12:3 p. in. Cnffie. mear, 1 roiinlv in.iiltrr iinnliirr. Hieir fnm rrtara and ! Tam will hi-fumi.hnl. i jj n, frirml. are inuii-il l tlii After dinner rnmpetitire eonte.ti with I ..irnir. I ment at '. S. I'.: ('. ' Keener, nian Uir. r ( the I'nnfir '. I li and other l.r.'itiiiH'iil iw.ull r.vnieii. .VJ1 l.ane Franklin Grange Reports Meeting prlre and uperial rauicnl confer wth prle and npeclr.1 munl'-el nmn hen wil! hm featured for the eofr fitnment of the Yiltor. There will alio h hort iddreioiei by II. I" fb.T, heid f the poultry depart- Injured In Full COTTAGE OltOVE, Aug. H. (Spenul). Mr. and .Mrs. J. W. Stur gift uml h'jiii Hurry ami Ixwia attend d the birthdny celebration of. hi father, W. J. Sturgi at browm-rille ""r """ned orer .MoikIoj, it hing bi lfh anniteraary. A Jariif group if reliiiirefc was pres ent. Mr, hiurgia visited here IuhI winter with his son am the reception win given at 'be home of bis daugb FRANKM.V. Aug. Jo. Special) ft range met for regular action Wed nesday evening but owing to so many of the memhers being employer at the rn finer and in t ht hpn fin If U rmlr 14 members were present. The firt nAKniP'iE, Aug. j.i. Pciaw and aecnnd deg,reeK wer riven to I The srhoo board iff informed by the fbn lti-hrlr.on. Mr. O. A. Drew lawyer 'hat the recent bond election who wim srrioiiy injured when herjuH void due to an enactment of the Saturday wan re-: state legislature that tne amounr m Mr. jtnrl Mrs. Md KeNo hnr re, en- u.r. Mr. KnrI Jinnee. til word that their son I(;imI, who wb yrhi 't jj. Johiihtou and daughter, working on the faun of hi aunt, near '.Mr. Ken Sanford, returned Tuesday UriitiM r;ip, ffil from the barn loft,fr,in B ueJt's trip to southern Ore ltnt I't fi- t, and wm in a hospital at , fin. A SELF-SERVICE Hurried noon lunches, yulck macks, aftor school, can best be provided with foods ready to cat, or largely prepared, from our Delicatessen specialties. And, the change from thu usual home preparations will add a spice of appetites! Mother's careful of diet, regardful of variety, enllat our culinary aid. Box Lunches 30c Dave's Pie Shop And Delicatessen Phone 1467 128 E. 11th ( .runts Pah (o'rioiiy injun-d. Jir. KWfu ban cone to (Jrnnts I'a-s to be iu-;ir Imt son. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ilenken and two children hnve left for their former home nt f'rpfe, Neb, Tln-y came here about two yrnri ago and are return ing to XehrnAa, taper-tins to remain llia-ir. I Mm Vali.p i"hrisfiinhcrnn and 1 Anne IVttrsen arrived home Wed ni'.dfly from a two weeks vnration trip t-i' nt cruising in the Alaskan wnt-rn. CANNING FRUIT Kl.MIIIA. Auc i:t. lSrian Kimira t'riinj,"' women are running fruit for the C'orvallia orphans home. The vultur pln.vn n unicpie rde in ihc world of Nahm?. I ihj to its re pulHi vctH'hs. and the method by which il Krctirf'M u living, (he bird is detested by those who do not realize its true value. Disease would run rampant in mnny rountrie nf the world were t not for the vulture, which pick clean the lioni'M of unhiiricd de;ul. u SaVTISr&CTION a E tr . 1 h-ri I camo ennim BIF HAS 39 MORE "KILLING POWER" THAN THE AVERAGE OF ALL LEADING SPRAYS Official laboratory strength tests prove Dif kills more pests quickcr-that it has more "killing power" thin any other spray-so you re assured greater protection. Dif is safe. Stainless. Has a pleasing fragrance. Ask for Bif Spray today-nt your grocer's. UNION OIL COMPANY Mrs. Itulli .yaett of Oakland, Cat., will arrive Saturday to visit her ma ter, Mra. Frank Caldibino. Observes Birthday Mra, Victor (.'numbers and sitters, Mm. Muriun Hopper and Mrs. Julia ISinith entertained Thursday afternoon with a reception honoring their father .S. S. Thomas on bis iXJth birthday anniversary, at his home! .Many ealleri. congratulated Mr. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. William Tbum re turned home Wednesday from a few days in Portlund, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Breedlnve, Mrs. A. V. KwnnKon und Mra. Italph tSaltM man returned borne Wednesday from California. They also visited iu old .Mexico. Mrs. Mina I'mphrey, Miss Lenore fmpbrey are guests of M.ra. t niph rey'a son, (,. K. I'mphrey. The I'mph rey clan will enjoy a reunion Friday evening nt the home of Mr. and Mra. Doiiftld L'mphey in Kugene. Returns Home Miss Anna Young returned home to Milwaukee Wedneisday after a three weeks' viait with her brother, At torney Joe Young nm family. A daughter wos born Wednesday, Aug. 11, to Mr. and Mr. Maurice Young of t.orane at the McFarlnnd maternity home. Frank McFarland la itl at his home on north 1 street. Carl ISchoen, accompanied by Lieut. Taylor of Vancouver, Wash., apsnt the week-end at the Schoen home. Lions Program Given Thursday COTTAGE C.nOVE. Aug, 13. tSperial) The fjinna rlub waa enter tained at the Thursday noon lunch- an with a muaical program directed y Mr. Robert Fromm. Pupil nf her piano class were presented including Caroline Kehbleberk and ltosalyn Ixickwood who played solos and duets. Class at Grove Is Planning Reunion COTTAGB GROVE. Aug, X (Special). The class of 1WV2 of Cot tnge Grove high school will picnic Friday evening nt Swimmers' Delight. Mr. Hcrnice Hoslnugh, M.is Francis Mackin of the class and Dr. H. A. llagen, clas "dad," are sponsoring the event. Mrs. Dorothy Carter of Seattle vis ited Tuesday with Itev. and Mrs. V V. McGee. Mr. K. .P. Kdwnrds and family of Mission,' N. D,, former residents of Cottage Grove, were Sunday callers at the W. V. MeGee home. To Redmond Mr. Orpha Benson and Miss I.ula Currin motored to Itrdmond Wednes day. Willinms Kime and son Kenneth of Portland were week-end guest of Mr. Kime's father. Dr. A. V. Kime. They were accompanied by O. O. Ogden who nlo visited at the Kime home. Mr. and Mr. Murphy of Marsh field called in Cottage Grove Thursday. IM.ried as doing a well s could be I bonds iw.:ed cannot exceed $j"00. expected. Two Brides Are Given Party and Shower Past Week FI.MIltA, Aug. l.'i. (Special) A niihrellanenus shower wit a held at the Klmim grange ball for two recent brides, August 10. They were Mrs. Thelma Morri Yarborough, and Mrs. Ioia Eaves Hourgei. The njiower wns f-prilisured by the Better Homes club. There was a short program consisting of a mock wedding. Marna Bryson acting us bride and Fay Moffett as bridegroom. Vcnm Dublin acted as parson, Madge Guile played the wed ding march. Iris Uose sang, I love you truly. The brides received many gifts, mostly diMhes and linens. Sev eral gifts were sent, by those who could not come. After the gifts were opened the honor guests, Mrs. Paul artoough nnd Mrs. dordon Mour geis, Mrs. Alice Morris, Mrs. Marie Eaves. Mrs. I. H. Zumwalt, Mrs. W. A. Wilkison, Mrs. A. h. Christopher, Mrs. Ccdrie Moffett and son .Ferry, Iris Hose, Mrs. E. C. Kienscbe, Mrs. Ed Dahlin, Mrs. Charlie Guile, Mrs. Karl Bryan, Mrs. Dan Williams, Mrs. J. D. Smith, nnd daughters. Pauline, nnd Dorothy, Mrs. John Fountain, Mrs. George White, Mrs. Kendier, Mrrs, Ted Keeler, Mrs. J. C. Horn, Mr. Orn Bourgeis, Mrs. Iva i.ee. Mrs. Neomi Smigley, Mrs. Wilmn rry, Mrs. E. E. Dennis, Ashland, Ore., Mrs. Mary Derue, Eong Bench, Calif., Jean Dahlin, Marcelln Corna- han, nd Ethel M. Parker. Since the ainounr voipu urre wnn o,(Ki. the elect ion would not be egij. When the attorney sends the notice, a new election will be held to vote the above amount in warrants. The grade school Insurance was or dered renewed, and the policy is held by J. F. Paddock. The contract for the new high school gymnasium cannot be let until after the new election which will be about ".1 days. Lodge Planning Ninth Birthday COTTAGE GIfOYE, Aug. in. ' Special) The Neighbors of Wood craft made plans at their meeting Wednesday night at Odd Fellows temple to celebrate their ninth birth day anniversary. October 13. Cres well, Eugene and Springfield circles are to he invited. Mrs. Hazel Chap man was appointed chairman of a committee to see about new uniform for the drill team and the group will meet August 25, At the home of Mrs. Horace Hatch to work on same. LODGE MEETS WALTER VILLE, Aug. 1.. (Spe cial) The local Rebekah lodge met Wednesday evening in regular session nnd several were present for the eve ning; of general and routiue business. A lunch was aerred at the close ofL. v., . wu.iau . Cold and Silver we refuseT Quilting Party Given At C. G. COTTAGE GROVE, Aug. 13. (Special) Mrs. J. H, Groom enter tained with on old time quilting party Wednesday afternoon at her home on South River road. A potluck dinner j was served at noon nnd the nfternoon was spent quilting. The Kensington club was present nnd other guests in the neighborhood included Mrs. E. Kirchhofer, Mrs. Nancy Oglesby, Mrs. Walter Lackey, Mrs. Ernest Lackey, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Full er, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Weston Allen. GRANGE TO MEET JPNCTION CITY. Aug. 13. (Spe rial 1 The grunge will meet for its regular bi-monthly session on Friday evening, Aug. 13. There will be a grange meeting in the hall nnd a so cial time nnd weiner roast in the city lnrk. 1 1 a I 1 V TTTTl WE Safeway Markets Beef Roast 12 CHOICE TENDER CUTS 2 Cts. Lb. STEAK 17' TENDER JUICV Bi?N Chickens 15' Fine For Seasoning SWIFTS FANCY DRV PICKFO 23 C BOILING BEEF .... 10':c lb. IT AN. V! A.TY Lb. GROUND BEEF FRESH CLEAN MEAT .... 15c lb. Michigan Folk Visit Cushman CfSITMAN. Aug. 13. (Sper.nl. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boring of Denr birn, Mich., arrived Tuesday for the funeral of bis brother. They expect to remain some time for a visit with relatives and old neighbors here be fore returning home. Mrs. George Montgomery and NeLson Hewitt of Portland visited their brother, F. E. Hewitt nnd fam ily over the week-end. Honored On Birthday In honor of Fred Hewitt's birthday, Sunday, about relntives gathered at Silt coos out lee t for an nit day celebration of the event, and picilie dinner. His two brothers. Nelson nu-l Ernie Hewitt, and only sister, Mrs. Fannie Montgomery, all of Portland, were present, making the family circle complete. Many from Sunset Rebekah lodge will attend the district convention at Reedsport Thursday. Safety. Program To Be at Leaburg On Next Tuesday LEABl'RG, Aug. 13. (Special) A program of "safe nnd sane driving" will be presented Tuesday evening nt the leaburg schoolhouse nt 7:30 under the sponsorship of the Oregon Rtate police, the state nnd local granges. L. C. Moffitt, county school superintend ent, will show moving pictures en titled "Horse Sense and Horse Power.' The general public is invited to be present. Two Men Injured j In Week's Accidents PHILOMATH, Aug. 13. (Special) Oren Gee was injured seriously 1 when he and another man were load- ing a donkey engine onto a truck. The I donkey rolled on Mr. Gee, dislocating ; his hip nnd fracturing his pelvis 1 bone in three plncts. Pie is In the Corvnllis hospital. ! Jack Raiche is in the Corvnllis hos- ' pital. hnving suffered n broken hip nt the Clemens mill when he wns caught between two logs. fA Product of Nai luNAL BISCi'iit I " A yr: jl?,f fey i CAN FOR COLLEGE ELM IRA, Aug. 13. (Special) Several from Elmira Church of Christ are canning fruit to be donated to the Northwest. Christian college. TEA 9ced More tlmn just a dvlilitfut suinmcr beverage L.ipton's Tea, rcfreshiiifjly iced, is a warm-weather bracer. Ic cools and helps restore lost pep. At all grocers. YEUOW UBEl, ORANGE PEKOE SO REFRESHING Mm! THRIFTY Grocery Holly Cleanser Q Can wC Pops Rice corn or C. Wheat. Pkg WW L-H Grape Fruit Q. 15-oi. can Ol Starr Brand Tomato J- Juice. 15-oz. can WW Factory Deal Imitation Vanilla OQf 8-oi. bottlo bWW 4-oz. bottlo Free Flap Jack Flour AAf 10-lb. sack t'fC Peacock Oats Regular or Mlnlt QC 9 lb. sack WWC Fluffo Shortening AC ft 4-lb. Pkg TWC Borene Soap Powder QQ . Pkg COG Peanut Butter 4 A. Bring container. Lb. I UC Phillips Pork & Beans C 1oz. can WW Big Boy Giant Bars Ji Soap. 6 for COG Spanish Salted O C Peanuta. 2 lbs awC Wax Paper n. 125 foot I kC Table Queen Salad Dressing Sandwich Spread OQi Quart Jar tOC Ginger Snaps On Dozen hw WHOLESALE MEAT RETAIL Light Hens U-16c lb. Heavy Hen, 18-19c lb. Colored Fryers J2I4c lb. Turkeys 18-JOc lb. Young Pekin Ducks !5-17c lb. Eggs ." M; doz. Soup Bonrs 7c lb. P'gs Fett 3C lb. Veal Stew 10c lb. Larnb Stew 8c lb. Shoulder Laub Roast .12c lb. Legs of Lamb 19c lb. Heart,. Tongues. Livtr 12 iSe lb. Spare Ribs 15c lb. Back Bones 6c lb. Shortf .ling 4 (,, 4$c Beef Rrast 12 '5e lb. Pickled Pigs Feet 15c lb. Sugar Cured Hams. Bscon, Bacon Backs 27-30c lb. Salt Pork, by side 20c lb. Shoulder Pork 20e lb. Leg of Pork 24c lb. Lard Cracklings 3c lb. Veal Shoulder Steak.... 1?c lb. Veal Steak 17c lb. Veal Round and Loin 25c lb. Lard, 2 and 4 lb. pkgs. Case lots 13' ,e lb. Picnics 22c lb. Cottage Butts 2'e lb. All kinds of Lunch Meats 16 30c lb. Dog Food S cans 25c Butter, Cheese. Milk, O'eon-argarin,, Pickies " Always Buy At My Neighborhood FBA Store!" DRIED BEEF 2LK;r SHRIMP ' ' "jSgr Each l?i VANILLA . TTSt ENGLISH ,"" Delita DOG FOOD Pennant Soda Cracers no. 1 can Coffee 2 Lb, Box atm It Is Good! d 3 fr 25c i9 25c SALAD DRESSING Dinner Bell Brand Pints Each.. Quarts Each m SPINACH, Quality Brand No. 2 Tins SANDWICH SPREAD Delica Brand, 6 oz. tin 15c 10c CHICKEN SPREAD fflfj ., ti j oi . fin n rentnouse craim, 02 w- - CHOCOLATE DROPS 1!J k a Fine Creams .2 Lbs. - v V Golden Heart 49LbFLOUR Sack S1.59 SHREDDED WHEAT The Original NBC 2 Pkgs. 25c j Four Peaks Flour 49-Lb. .H r" Sack These Stores In Eugene Roy Bench 28th and Frl.ndly Halderson's Grocery W. 11th and Grant Frank Jalageaa, F. 0. Grocery MS West 12th Av, Jarvia Grocery 1574 W. 6th Av.. Getting' Market 356 E. 8th Ave. Shisler's Grocery 13th and High New River Road Market Santa Clara Cash Grocery Santa Oara Out Of Toynj pMrTwTi Alvsdort, O-, ASST'D. LUNCH MEAT ... 29c lb. DILL PICKLES Quart BLUE BIRD PACKING CO. C33 0k Strf.t Telephon. 1632 9c 0