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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1937)
NTHE ItEGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON' fie Rex Y oung-Quard f - k, wt are aram ' i s :: ,;fi j bc,,t ,n?""r S! , ' .,PI to have this "V"re U . M of swell ''5 ' "Ji'tbat 1 kw r,u "JV"' ; a ort the other dax i F1!,"r!. , has . 1"' of I we bit OM .. . u another b -... for til "- : v"i ,aiH in lb'8 colu'!"1 u" mi cue would invite ; ''f tSs ana aomebodyj c " ... asked me ! go nu . :il IW r th s. 1 don t Ewko'tb. P.c,i wa. so I don't whether jou have ITi or not bt ib R Gang ' " " ..rret.rv and a verr j' ... Kh. is a sood secre- XlW. Come on down and :',r,ui.ted-nen,ber-I sa.d 10ME of the members of the Rex Young Guard, who have had birth. ,tin! I! C. .V i , thit our fri,,"d Ji'nn,!r ,Krn- I ."".' .... i.,,lnrt. and litis is mn. . ; Schilling me7arta 7 i U days graving. during the past week. KenneH-Ellls photo, Wiltshire en- tell time he is hnck to shiy It's nirp t h;tve him li;ik, (r if it?) Well, I was just )isl;in'. II. (J. N. Surprise surprise!!!; I ju-t t a enrd from our friend Zollic. You all remember Zollie from the time he appeared on our show. ( how could you forset it V j Anyway, .o'.lio is hnrhiR a swell time making a trip to Alaska on a fishiuir lioat. mul from what he said l'i lus card 1 think he is get tine plenty se;i-sick. He is poins to he hack when M-hnol starts and as soon as he ets hack we will hnve him appoar on mir show again. TI. (J. N. Our Reninl musical maestro and radio announcer, .luck M'Carty, will not he with us this week on account Henry's Mark Corner 13th and Willamette Sts. SATURDAY SPECIALS TOMATOES Dillardi, 3 lbs.. 15c VINEGAR In Your Container; gallon. , ,19c CANTALOUPES Yakima, for.. 29c DEVIL MEAT 14's, 3 for 10c BANANAS 3 Lbi. . . . 19c CANE SUGAR 10 Lbs CUCUMBERS 2 For 5c ; TOILET TISSUE I 6 Rolls 53c 25c POTATOES Ha. 2, 5Mb. bag. 55c j WAX PAPER 40 Ft. Rolls, 13c SALAD DRESSING & SPREAD, Qt. Jar.... 23c CRACKERS 2 Lb. Box. 13c HILLS BROS. COFFEE Mb. Can 27c WALNUTS Large, per Ib. 19c PEACHES - MELONS - ALL FRUITS IN SEASON You Can Always Save Money Trading With Us! of lit? derided he would rather make 1 n quick trip to California, and I it n't blame him. Who wouldn't like t' sjm to CnliforniaV Now ihut you It,c incntiiiiicd it, I wouldn't like' u go it's hot enough right here to suit me. Anyway, we hope .lark has a very pleasant trip, so he will feel better when he gels hack next week. R. G. N. j me!!!! what a show we are, !;oini; to have this week. Crammed 1 with guys and gals that will put oiir rhythm and song like you have; never heard before and on the screen remember I promised you a big surprise serial and it's on its way here now nlo plenty of car tuoiw and two bic features. The first one is 1 tick l'oran in "Kmpty Ibd-tiT1" and the second is "Her I htsband T.ic."' a thrilling Mory n tliekinc of gamblers starring Kicur do forte, and (Jail l'a trick. R. G. N. I'm all out of breath after that so I'll quit now and see you nil to morrow at one o'clock. . , , So long, HAL. R. G. N. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Birthdays eonr but once a year, I'vp been told, but I don't think that is richt. because in the Key 'Jan? we have them every day. .lust to provi that I'm right I will take 1 Ins opportunity to wish a very happy birthday to Clifford Farmer, Cleoil Nesbilt, Shirley Hnldwin, .lack Yammer. Zolu tiligan, John Allen Smith. 1'elniia (irace tieorge, Har riet Knight, Vermm lHck, Carol Sanders, Jackie Ciltmore, Cauradc Stewart, Duris Sylvester. Martin Mlscu Jr.. ltorothy !o.niberg, .limmy Murray, Marjory Kdwards, Jean Hof fcV. Lowell Head. Brian Gillpspie, J i m m i e Iieid. Mnxiue Chandler, Charles Kmlert'-k McNelle, Uonald Loom,, and I ' ib I v liav. , , , R. G. N. NEW MEMBERS Our new secretary .seems to he able to bring in the new members bemuse this week we have an un usually large number of new mem bers. The new members this week are Sarah Hoolowell. liuth Snyder, Shirley Rnhenan, Innn Kelley, Hose Jlurgess, Margaret Christensen, 'al ly I'alnieteer, Lloyd Chapman, Yer i!"tt:i I'.ixell, Bobby Krion, Janet Kirk. Iloseniary Ackerman, Patsy Ktrber, 1'orothy Mason, Betty Jean 'iarretr, Martin Miller, !retn Jones, NKTV YORK, Aug. IT 4 An rtafe Justice James Clark MeRey n"!d. hale and hearty mid in hip': humor, put arduous supreme court duties aside until fall a- h" sailed Wednesday on the liner Queen Msry (p a Furopenn T.nration, The justice, nuick of step beljin; hi T"i years, brushed aside lightl? all questions having to do with official problems and engaged, instead, in quick repartee with friends and re porters. Nattily dressed in a gray suit, gray hat. and wearing a dark blue, white dotted Knv tie. the justice was be sieged by autograph hunte.-s a- hi' made his way to Ins stateroom. Hook ing his cane over his lc't arm he com plied willingly with requests. "What do I get out of all this?" he inquired, smiling broadly as pic tures were snapped. He laughed heart ily as one interviewer suggested Clark liable, the movie, star, never drew so much at tent ioin when he railed. "Has the constitution k0?" some one asked. WiSi a great smile, he returned the question quickly. "What do you think?" he said. Just ire Mr Hey nobis, who was ap pointed to the court by President Woodrow Wilson just '1 years ago this month, returned only a few da.. ago from the Pacific coast. He w.i lavish in his praise of developments there and the beauty of (he scenery. No Need to Look Further-- You Can Buy It For Less at IRISH'S SATURDAY and MONDAY Low Prices Every Day Serve Yourself and Save Fine Pure Cane 100 Lbs. CWT. FALL PROSPECTS L, HELP BUSK M 1 PH&O C? 40 Grain Pure Cider 'No Watered Stock" NKW YORK. Aug. VX OP Tm 1 roveiiient of fall prospects rather than acceb-rat ion dominated the week's trade, Hun & Bradstreet said today. 1 "Oppressive heat and Intermittent showers interfered with shopping plans in so many districts (hat some of the : leading centers of distribution failed to equal their sales of the week pre ceding; the general average, however, was higher by one to three per cent," ; the survey said. j "Response to August promotions, I some of which featured merchandise I under, replacement vulues. provided the major contribution to the moder ate increase in retail distribution this 1 week, "Apparel with which to combat the : heat whs in demand, while knit goods, ; sportswear, and vacation accessories ; continued to sell well. 1 "Most of the principal renters, how ever, were well occupied with replace ment requests for current promotions and belated orders for merchandise for early September selling." Missourians Coming Here, State Picnic The 'annual state picnic for former MisRourians will be held Sunday, Aug. 1.1, at Skinner Butte park. Kach fam ily is asked to bring a basket dinner, silverware, dishes and coffee cream. Coffee is to be furnished by the or ganization. Dinner will be served nt one o'clock, after which a program of music, speeches and contests will be held. Helen Johnson. Roger Quackenbu'-h. Bob Baker, Richard Casteel, Hilly ('otter. Harry Jones, Richnrd Kelso, John Isted, Zenora Ames, Arthur Hughes, Kloise Ferguson, Vfrginia Schwartz, Shirley Seversuii, and 'Anne Russell. . . . Producers MarKet BROADWAY and CIIARNELTON Sfo2S) IE The Market will be literally filled with good things to eat. Every stall and every concession offers you its best. Fruits, Vegetabes, Berries, Groceries, Meats, Bakery Goods, Fish All Your needs can be filled here. 100 9 MMt Ma lr At! f lames Gardens Market 1 Phone 338 THE BIG LITTLE MARKET Government Inspected Meats Free Delivery THE MEAT MAKES THE MEAL ao!e bargains you will find In our market. A few te rrany ,peciali very Steer Beef Short Ribs PORK snT , OU! Stew. 2 lbs. 25c -'JL-uri- Gra Lb. 22.' c "Eugene Fruit nd Vejetsble Csntsr" Phone 924 Phone 190 Lemons Sunkist Dozen .... 29c Oranges Sweet, Juicy Dozen 33c n Fed Pork S.?.0RTEMNG o Lbs. 25c RAM AND VEAL LOAF Lb. 221 rar-ey veal. Jl5eBeit by teat. 'u Ham. J?' l"-d. BONELESS ROASTS tAr,Cy VEAL PRIME STEER B E E F rr Ii5lr. Tsty. Eaay to Carve e'EL0 CHEEii ' X l Lb.Pkg. ;'?CKCHICKENLEGS 15c 6 for 25c ELBEKTA PEACHES. Fine for sllcinj Baaket 30c DILLARD TOMATOES, Fancy No. 1 3 Pounda 25c STRAWBERRIES, Fancy 2 Bones 25c HONEY DEW MELONS, Large Each 25c LARGE CANTALOUPES 3 for 25c TABLE QUEEN SQUASH Each 5c EGG PLANT, CORN. CELERY HEARTS. CARROTS, LOCAL PEPPERS. BEETS, LETTUCE Watermelons on Ice Always STALL SPECIALS iUJLORED FRYERS Watth AND HENS 3 for 25c wur Windows For Dally Bargains- HHRRIKS A- VKf.rTAHI.r.S ( ('ii.-fc nr.d Sweri i;orn V. It "i-MITH STALLS 'J4 A 25 I'LACIIKS in w i. . i 1 1 ii. iii i'iiimi: .lulls' MAI i;liAN-i;TAI.l. V.I j l!l:n! HTf IAI.! t r I.'. S.:!"r'i;i. M":i'l:,y hik Hroofn Krr. with 'ar'!i::ke f,r l'rrfrrtiun : J I.. STALL !4 rnCNTIIV FifiS lldNHT l'aMt.i"i'. I ''ifUliilirr. Nntt. I'1;ai'ii:s aiti.is M. I'. LI.HLII STALL J'l r llXli llll'L lnMATl'I.S Tahlr l.i'i.rn S,.n-h fi'.l'irn .,.- Sttmi 1 .,rn ll-irlianl '..l-,lr.r, r. ( . t it V M ALI, Vi STHAWIH'.11UU;- I'.LASH Krr.h firenh',u T"matf,.a 0. I'. KMITH STALLS 14 Ac 15 We always reserve the right to reasonably limit. cvm 113 1 other part of IR11 H 1 SERVICE' .s . -fwniTS and LEO Dinner Bell Lbs. DRESSING " DURKEE'S DINNER BELL 25c! ?MA1 imiilTS ana i.iv of fresh r., quality ntl " cff US1 you want .l VBfl,ub, - SEE U fe DRESSING pt...9ic II w n nAurnnn a. 1 tMW M 1 r r0e E.r. n n " fl 9 IVJL 11 H I I H.-D. 10 Flavors & rS Artichoke Hearts S 2 r2Sc IRISH'S better MEATS I Tomato Juice - 2 foriSc 1 I 1R,SH-McBROOM ln B I . ftVJl X A Poat for QAiin a K rrsrscf c - fIT isc I Dried Beef S0f;g 2 f0rlc : sxvisseakj Armour's Milk 1 " T small Steer 5C M Ijubsteaks --j I Ta CanSi m . Country pOol! riPt.tA1t 0 0 0 MTy& PORKSAUSAGE j case oi 48 . . case , II ' " v..i uoin or Rib 8 SrfSv r Jh ilSKJi''' 21b. .. . 49c T o T E X KLEENEX I WM lb. . . . 97C t r'rr.0 39c 13c u 1 economy 74cjj2i! mTFfrj PEETS 6ir3 iSfsr SiT.. ltC Lg.Pkg I mum deodorant 37 c Q fed Crystal White-Giant 7 Sor 2Se f
