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21, 193V
THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
Page THree.
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itv News Notes :.
QrSPOING
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I vnise parade opeM
BtTa W request-
lent agencies in
TZ on the lookout lor
ito1??" who Wed-
MeTadU large for
P"'. .k,t 135 Dounds,
fcnlSt seen he was wear
ies lan believed
'.SS; itlll carried a gun.
9" ' - cAv cfrouii Of
Khurch of Christ
F5.. October 22 with
' Victor Hershiser,
berth and.. Honman
Li T30 P- m. ' America
at T.w v . . ih
or Fagan "ill
fcrs Carrol "
.. J Mn Fred
devono..."
mil be siuqj-
ight will be observed.
KeUbeheld
0' ..unllv streets
iTweuui "
1 1 p-mv nftprnoon
Erin Children are asked
L to the meeuua
and adults in "
speakers win ue iuccu
interested persons are in-
Uck Here
i, Hnnrk of Los An-
in Eugene having been
ht the deatn ot h
-.mnhoil She took the
L to Portland and came to
Ik, train. She plans to
kr in Roseburg on her way
k visit her parents-in-iaw,
Mrs. George fc. noucn.
(hM of Rain at Camp
inches of rain fell at Camp
. Pmitp F. over the last
End but this did not stop
.ration of the shovel and
Esor at work on the road,
ir tn Victor Todd, county
erector of works. The
were taken off lor two
toimmltt Here
fc Hammitt of the Mohawk
was a Eugene visitor
lay.
L Stolen Car-
police officers recovered
komobile belonging to Peter
Jr., 1306 East Eighteenth,
was reported stolen late
ksday night. The car was
(ram the vicinity of Eighth
and Olive streets some time after
10:30 o clock. .-.
Doc Owners Cited
Roman Casper and Jane Doe
Dodge have been cited to appear
in the Eugene justice court on a
charge of keeping a dog over the
age of eight months without a li
cense. The complaints were signed
by F. W. Stephens, dog control officer.
Forming Lodge
The Junior Odd Fellows lodge
will be organized at a meeting
Friday evening at the Odd Fellows
temple. Twenty-one applicafions
for junior membership and 21 ap
plications for senior membership
have been received. All Odd Fel
lows and Rebekahs are invited.
tion City district, were In Eugene '
Thursday.
To Visit Sister
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Collins will
have as their guests Friday, Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Matthews and
daughter Patty of New York City.
Mr. Matthews, brother of Mrs.
Collins, is a member of the Paul
Whiteman orchestra, which is
playing in Eugene Friday evening.
Here From WaKerville
Charles Jessen, fanner of the
Walterville district, was in Eugene
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Stapleton Returns
Mrs. H. H. Stapleton has return
ed to Roseburg after having spent
a few days visiting in Eugene.
Ralph Jackson Here
Ralph Jackson, many years ago
a deputy county clerk of Lane, is
here during the trial of the case
against the state industrial acci
dent commission. He has been
with the commission quite a num
ber of years. . -
Meet Thursday
McKenzie River lodge, A-. F. &
A. M. will meet Thursday at 7:30
p. m. in the McKenzie River tem
ple at which time work in the
Master Mason degree will be put
on. Clam chowder will be served
after the meeting.
POLICE COURT
Mrs. G. O. Kabler, E. A. Sim
mons, Jean Thompson, Cyril H.
Cooper. Johnson Furnihiri. Cn
Mrs. E. C. Hart, all overtime park
ing, eacn lined ?l.
Bruce Grieves, William Taylor,
Farvil Robberson. .Tanpt MnrrU
double parking, each fined $1.
Robert A. Fish, four in front
seat, $2.
Donald H. Joyce, driving while
intoxicated, $100 and loss of driv
ers' license.
Donation Made
A donation of $2.50, toward the
iron lung endowment fund, has
been made by the Kensington club
of the Rebekah lodge at Cottage
Grove.
Orchestra to Rehearse
The first rehearsal of the First
Methodist church orchestra will be
held in the junior high school room
of the church Thursday at 7 p. m.
Buford Roach is director.
BUILDING PERMITS
W. H. Dix, cottage, 1445 V, West
Eleventh. S15.
J. H. Brown, porch, 1110 West : i!
Thirteenth, $25. j 2
Robert C. Hall, reshingle resi- ! 3
dence, 2323 Agate, $70. I
C. P. Hulegaard, garage, 1072
West Eighth, $25.
T. J. Robinson, earaee. 1227
Onyx, $100.
Dan E. Clark, residence repairs,
1981 Moss, $45.
Sale Is Saturday
The Alpha Gamma Delta Moth
ers' club will have its fall rum
mage sale on Saturday at the Eu
gene Furniture company, 613 Wil
lamette street.
To Attend Funeral
Members of the Eugene Rebekah
lodge are asked to attend the fun
eral services for Mrs. Jack Poill
at the Veatch chapel Friday at 2
p. m.
Program Scheduled
The American Legion auxiliary
program over KORE Thursday at
8:45 p. m., will feature Paul Thu
neman in baritone solos.
Junction Farmers in Town
R. F. Thorn and Jesse Harper,
well-known farmers of the Junc-
To help support
Oregon games in
Eugene and in
honor of home
coming, we will
Close Saturday
irom 1:45 P. M.
Until The Game
Is Over
The Man's Shon
BYR0M 8 KNEELAND
32 E. lOth
Stetson Hats Holeproof Hose Arrow Shirts
r
In Records
Sale. Men's
Melton
Jackals
2.77
Reg. 3.19! Warmest all wool
(33 oz. wt.) Slide fastener
front. Sizes 36-46.
Reg. 22.95
Men's Smart
Topcoats
17.44
New overplaids, checks, and
fleecy fabrics I Finely tail-,
ored for Ions service''
CIRCUIT COURT
State Industrial Accident com
mission against Clarence Alvin El
kins, suit to collect fees for acci
dent insurance.
State Industrial Accident Insur
ance commission against Luthern
W. Smith, suit to collect fees for
accident insurance.
Leatha Davis against Monroe
Davis, suit filed for divorce.
PROBATE COURT
Charles P. Poole appointed ad
ministrator of estate of Herman
Kienzle, deceased. C. E. Lombard,
Ruby Callison and Leonar L. Dil
lard appointed appraisers.
BUSINESS NAME
Certificate of assumed business
name, Washing Machine Service
company, filed in office of county
clerk.
NURSE CERTIFICATE
Registered nurse certificate of
Ovelin F. Fish filed in office of
county clerk.
MARRIAGE LICENSES .. .
NT W. Crandel of Oakridge and
Martha E. Lazarus of Lowell.
BOUNTY
. Bounty collected by Jack Wil
liams of Walton on one coyote.
Obituaries
Noble Andrews
Noble Andrews died at his home,
55 Washington street, Thursday
morning. He was born May 6,
1862, at Vincennes, Ind., and when
a boy moved to Illinois where he
I was married Oct. 10, 1882, to Rachel
I Shepard. Mr. Andrews was a min
ister and a farmer. He came to
I Oregon in 1899, living at Myrtle
I Creek, and in 1922 went to Salem,
i He had resided in Eugene since
1931. He was affiliated with the
Odd Fellows lodge at Myrtle Creek
and was a member of the Metho
dist Episcopal church, South.
Surviving are his wife, Rachel
Andrews; two sons, Fred M. An
drews of Roseburg and James M.
Andrews of Eugene; one daughter
Mrs. G. P. Wilder of Route 1, Eu-
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Sal I Men's
Capetkin
Dress Gloves
94
Re 1.19! Smart pig grain
capeskin, unlined. Full sized
and strongly sewn.
lisp 8
Reg. 10c I Men's socks in new
conservative colors. Sturdy
cotton heels and toes. 10-12.
Men's
Healthgard
Unloniults
ill
88c
Regularly 1.00! Heavy
weight rib knit cotton, com
fortable, warm. Full sizes.
Women's
Comfytnug
S.ttt Prml.
Save at this low price)
Warmth without weight
snug fitting. Full sizes.
KIDDIES'
STRAfS
Ri Qic
Reg. 1.19! Roomy-toe lasts!
Fully lined. All Leather
soles! 8'-2.
SALE
Longwear
' Sheets
88c
Nationally 1.191 Sturdy mus
lin. 81x99 inches.
Cases 23c
Ringlet!
Sillc
Chiffons
r um
B Sale I 25c
44c
Reg. 55c! Full fashioned,
dull finish, first quality. Pi
cot tops. Also service weight
59c Double
Woven
Gloves
Si
44'
Bought specially for Ward
Week I New fabrics in nov
elty styles. Misses, women.
Si. 29 Slips
Silk and"
Bamberg
98'
Bias cut. lace trimmed, em
broidered or tailored. Silk
satin fabric, bemberg- back.
Sal I Girl.'
25c Rayon
Undies
2iC
Panties or bloomers. Rein
forced crotch. Tearoie only.
Sizes from 4 to 14.
Sale! Reg. 69c Tubfast Frocks
Only during Ward Week are such values possible! You save 15c
on each dress! Wards cotton print frocks, famous for superior
workmanship, fine styling and detailing! Set-in sleeves, pockets
and generous hems in tailored or dressy types. 14-52.
2 FOR $1.00
Smart New Dress or Sports Coats
The newest styles in smartly self-trimmed sport types or lav
ishly furred dress coats! Novelty wools, or nubs. Black or
colors. 12-44.
Dress Coats of fine fabrics with rich fur trims. 12-44. $24.75
Sport Coats in novelty wools, nubs or fleece. 12-44. $10.98.
98
Stunning New Crepe Dresses
Wards famous $3.98 dresses, unbeatable for style and value! New
crepes in 1 or 2-piece styles! Double-duty jacket dresses! Featuring
rayon satin tops (to make them dressy), braid or fur fabric trims!
Many with gleaming metal accents! Black, dark colors or the new
"high" shades. Sizes range from 12 to 44.
S98
Sale! WOMEN'S 1.98 SHOES
Save on the newest, choicest fall and winter shoes during Ward Week
America's greatest sale! Save on the new high-front suede straps!
Kid ties. Black or brown calf sport oxfords! Even nurses' oxfords
with arch and metatarsal aids. 4 to 9.
Sale! Men's 2.98 Work Shoes
Men! Here's value! Solid leather work and police shoes specially
priced for Ward Week. We dare you to match the quality of their
construction. They have double oak leather soles. Sturdy black elk
with arch and metatarsal aids. 4 to 8, .
Save $30 2 Pc. Living Room
2 Pe. Sofa Bed Suite
Made Like ?90 Quality
Never Before Under
J110! 2 Pes. Rich Mo-
Vel
74.94
79.94
We can't use the famous maker's
name because we're $30 LOWER
than nationally advertised values!
Bix six foot, 8 inch davenport!
Rich, long-wearing velvet up-holstering!
A94
(5 Monthly
$80 Features 3 Pc. Bedroom
$150 Quality! S Pes.
Butt Walnut Ve
neered .
104.94
Worth $100! Stream
lined 3 Fc. Bedroom.
84.94
The most amazing price cut we've
made on furniture of this quality
in years! See the glamorous com
bination of Sliced American wal
nut, Zebrawood and butt walnut!
Bed, chest and vanity or drcsserl
4M)
$5 Monthly
94
Long-Life Furnace Reduced
What a saving! Winter just around the corner . . . and here's
one of the best furnaces you can buy . . . reduced in price.
Has heat-resisting Wardco iron in all cast parts (should last at
least 25 years with reasonable care). Worth $15 to $25 more.
Save!
Last ehancs
Powr-Kraft Lathe Reduced
Wliile they last! Only few days left! Precision built for smooth effi
cient action. Turns out work up to 8x27 inches. Has four-step pulley
and acurately machined gray iron bed. Weighs over 23 pounds. Thrust
ball-bearing head. See it. Best quality parts for long service. Save ...
now!
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CUT -PRICE ON TIRES
Power Grip Tires at cut
price! Ward Week!
Standard Truck Tires cut
prices! Ward Week!
First price cut on First Quality Riversides In many
years! All sizes reduced! Get Ward Week savings
on America's finest first quality tire! Guaranteed
without Limit of time or mileage!
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V V Sale
Price
4.40-21
35c Grade Pennsylvania Oil
93
5-qt. can Ward Week
price. Tax extra
8-qt. can. Ward Week
price. Tax extra .
1
c Supreme Quality. The same ton quality that
sells for 35c at service stations! All from
.38 Bradford crude world's costliest! Stock
I up now! Save in Ward Week Sale!
" Ql. Bulk
Price
Plus le Fed. Tax
iSM 97c
Ward Week cut price I Soft,
wool-covered pad, complete
with thermostat and cord.
CLOSET
SEAT
2.1S
It's Ward Week Saving
Heavy, selected hardwood.
Rich mahogany finish.
15-INCH
TOOLBOX
89c
Ward Week Oalyl 26-gauge
sheet steel. Round corners.
Tray rises with lid. Strong.
5 lbs.
Certified
Kaliomlne
ill
33c
Reg. 35c Save over 20
during Ward Week! Choice
of many modern colors.
ELECTRIC
HEATER
2.77
Reduced for Ward Week!
12-inch adjustable, chrome
plated reflector. 660 Watt.
Flashlight
. CELLS
IS
3c
Save durine; Ward Week on
these dated cells. Exceed
U. S. Gov. specifications !
Unpointed
Hardwood
CHAIR
84c
$1.19 value I Heavy, solid
hardwood, all sanded ready
for you to paint)
Matched
3 Piece
BED OUTFIT
20.64
Sensational Ward Week val
ue! Bed, spring, cotton mat
treii all fine quality!
Reg. $5.45
Wardoleum
Rug 9x12
4.49
Reduced for Ward Week
onlyl Moderns, Tiles, Floral
patterns I Waterproof I
9x12
Seamless
Durations
29.88
Same quality as usual $39.50
makes i .Luxurious, coioriui
rugs for any roomt Hurry I
Hunting
Coat
3.57
Regularly (3.9S! Heavy
Army Duck. Patented storm
collar keeps you warm, dryl
SPARK
PLUG
33c
Wards Supreme Quality.
Regularly 45c. First time at
cut price! Equals 65c plugs!
McDimttgcDiimieipy Wanrafl
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1059 WILLAMETTE
EUGENE, OREGON
TELEPHONE 3220
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