THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
April 11, 1938.
cffY NEWS NOTES -
voung people from the Northwest
Christian college. The public is invited.
HAI'S DOING
Thursday
..mv luncheon
t-ae Active ciuu. o -
hotel.
II noon Business and Pro
fessional Women's luncheon
o HAY SPECIAL
MTM BEAM I .Hg id
tine
meeting, Osburn hotel.
8 p. m. Democratic meet
ing. Moose hall.
I .- I . A. Meeting Auto Is Prowled
ll'.e bailey Hill P.-T. A. is to Dr. James Flannigall, 739 High,
men niojj at o p. m. at tlio grade i street, reported that sometime
school building. The nominating Tuesday his car was broken into
committee will report, and music, i and two motor robes stolen. Also
games, and songs wilt make up the : missing, reports indicated, was a
entertainment. Lach family is asked ! hypodermic syringe and needles.
iu uiiv canay or peanuts lor re-
Campbell, deceased, inventoried at
$48,230.34 by appraisers, David
freshments.
are invited.
All of the community
Req. Price 6.95
wool and camel hair Hand
Be of goat
iroidered.
I Numdah rugs aro 4 x 6 leet and como in a choice
?:. or beige background. A very colorful rug and
Snteed colorfast. Ideal ior Bedrooms and Sunrooms.
LmberThis Special for 3 Days Only at
FURNITURE COMPANY
Injured In Garden
Injuries sustained from a tractor
accident at Monroe occurred to
Fred Hair while working in a gar
den near the Monroe Brick and
Tile works instead of in the clay
pit belonging to the tile works as Equipment .Makes Run
liens Stolen
M. B. Harris, Sixth and Polk,
has reported the loss of two white
Leghorn hens from his chicken
house Monday night. The thief ap
parently unlocked the door, took
the chickens, and locked the door
again.
was announced Monday. Harr is in
the Sacred Heart hospital.
Grange Plans Event
I The Four Oaks grange is to have
a play festival night Saturday at
the grange hall at 8 o'clock. The
Goshen, Jasper and Four Oaks
i granges each will give a play. Be
tween plays, popcorn, ice cream,
candy, and punch will be sold. All
of the community are invited to
attend. '
To Give Play
An Easter play. "Easter Garden,"
will be presented at the River Road
school building next Sunday morn
ing at the regular 'Bible school
hour, 10 o'clock, by a group of
DRESS UP YOUR HOME
FOR EASTER
With This Desirable Nine Piece
Living Room Group
JfMSf sda,lySekcted (q)
vjrvi Fr 3 Day$ )n y I
Jf Selling at Only (U
All
Nine
Pieces
.50
You Save 30.00 On This Group!
Spring time is home furnishing time and this season particularly should be
'deal lime for you to furnish your living room completely with this 9
P'ece modern group.
Davenport
Chair covered in
a fine grade of
e!our Your
choice of several
colors.
7. Large davenport 5.
2. Chair to match 6.
3. Occasional chair 7.
4. Walnut end table 8.
Chrome smoker
Cocktail table
Indirect floor lamf.
Table lamp
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DOWN
v'' BALANCE
9. Walnut occas'l table
An attractive ensemble! A real triumph in value giving. Every
piece carefully selected to harmonize correctly Because quan
tities are limited we advise that you shop early . . . REMEMBER
TOMORROW YOU BUY THE COMPLETE 9-PIECE OUTFIT FOR
ONLY S89.50.
VfURNlTURE COMPANY J
City fire engines answered an
alarm from 892 East Twentieth
avenue at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday. Fire
in an oil stove had backed up into
the fuel tank. There was no dam
age, however.
Meeting at Mosby Creek
The Mosby Creek home exten
sion unit will meet at the home of
Mrs. Faye Taylor Thursday at 10
a. m. Miss Lois Lutz, county home
demonstration agent, will be present.
To Hold Services
St, Mary's Episcopal church will
hold a three-hour service, from 12
o'clock to 3 p. m., on Good Friday.
There will be addresses on the
Seven Last Words.
Townsend Club to Meet
Townsend club No. 6 will meet
at the home of Miss Gladys An
keny, 212 Pearl, Friday at 7:30
p. m. Dr. W. H. Dale will speak.
Refreshments will be served.
Study Club Meets
The Progressive Psychic Society
will hold its regular meeting and
study period on Thursday evening
at 8 p. m. at 1195 Moss. The public
is invited.
Picnic Planned-
Students and alumni of the Eu
gene Business college are planning
a trip to the coast this Friday,
leaving the Miner building at 6 a.
rru to spend the day on the beach.
Recover Stolen Car
H. E. Riggs, 1251 Lincoln, re
ported Tuesday that his car had
been stolen sometime Sunday or
Monday. Police recovered the car
a few hours later, it was reported,
Drunk Sentenced
Martin Conway was arrested on
drunkenness charges Tuesday and
was sentenced to spend a few days
in the county jail, police reports
stated.
Tire, Wheel Stolen
Mrs. W. D. Wright, Florence
apartments, reported to city police
that a wheel and tire had been
stolen from her car Tuesday.
met Friday at 7:30 p. m. at li e Chapter H of the P. E. O. Satur- nesday.
home of W. B. Hubbard. Tins l ii day, April 16, at 74S Olive street. .
buin3 sc,mo. i . Records
Rummage Sale- Jc'c" Ha"c!" .V'the Riverview rROPATE COURT IJl
A rumm;ige sale will be held by di.-tnet was a Eugene visitor Vd- Property ot estate of Agnes PAGE 10
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' m.mvmemimi.- rTTZ Be t in the quarter-century f,
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1 V - . fffflt4 7X before so fine a tire-priced 1
lJ I... bf " J ISfJLH rfk so low! See them at Wards 1 1
Best (or Safety fflffm Jtl ...-- Liberal Allowance
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t ond, Wards cost of d. i business is less. These savings . '" i , fij
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m R"Bular)y 5.35. 39 standard Your choice ot wax polish, CAfj! . , , , , 1
i sile Ptafs- Compare with liquid cleaner, or paste tyls Refined from world t.costlieit crudoi! H
m lamous s.a Batteries: cleaner. i l t&
I ---mmm WRENCH Infill -wmHfmmW I
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iM 0 ISPI sTB vS needed 12-nl. sorkets, !i to b? sSSI ua. s.mr.ma rtiulitv" ta th suu too 11
i VMJ IJmh. Flex handle, cross MB auMity that sell, for 3Sc quart at s.rvle.
s "S ifX It) fhf ivrrti!al stations everywhere. But why pay 35c,
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-5 giiiop i:ti - n rs.'Mi ball -jihi . . nr
m in lf!l ln 5-quait lacloiy sealed cam... wOC HI
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! Keep your car clean I Quick- holds a small picture under Laifat 1 1 - ;g :,iaa3J2SSSBES
I ' attacnea snap on. a rcmovaoie glass top:
Mcctlns Friday f;J
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Man's Shop , al ional f'? m j ',,1
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. 32 East Ton , I 98 LU fitW
, '-V , 3 piece, full rounded f fSfk SplitWillow I
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Sir '5 1 f? ral silk stringing. Calf- fl BKFTVIvVJi ItaafilrA f
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f fttttFW 1 h-on.hI and shoulder overlay. i XwMwMW a
USS EtC O Lk::'.- V ( lumuionHhln" Balls. Ap- 'JflliW 19
l-iWl IFMl hm t HV- ' XjWk A n? . y for the trout :
JlrT JPl 4 Jv , ' SflSZiZSXm i R fisherman. Strong, close- j
. yjfr -ra r X .k. i H i I I I WJr 2a uoven willow to hold the f
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r.r;'' 1IC n " A A Newl Built especially for fish, U W Oil finish. Soft, CQ 1
Mil m' ' ' t?nriia m i ermen. tourists. Weighs but 24., $ - Vi I durable silk. 03C 1
ifa a Month' Easy starting. 1.8N.O.A. ft V I P r.Wi TFI FSf'OPF ROD 1
OHH rnHUlilOlU 4 m Liln Twin Motor e.oo Monthly ll - j .nake guides 1.19
$1 0.52 1 ( )fy t3r;,:srhp- 59.35 th I 56 Ihi ,toe 1
rt 2 M M'lus (arnlng Chirge 1 B I NfJ of fly tackle.
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Bike Stolen. Recovered-
Harold Faunt, 713 East Thirteenth
venue, reported the theft of his
bicycle Tuesday. It was later
covered.
New Bridge Going In
A county bridge crew is at work
on a new bridge over the Long
Tom at the north end of the
Knight road four miles north of
Noti.
I W. C. Washburne Here
I W. C. Washburne of Junction
City was in Eugene Wednesday
i on business before the county
court.
Cottage Grove Couple Here-
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williams
of Cottage Grove were in Eugene
Wednesday. Mr. Williams is in the
piling contract business.
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Good in iirconditioned coaches
and cbiir cart. Fares in tourist
sleeping cars cost a little more.
Southern Pacific
, J. CRITTENDEN. Agent
Telephone 2201
WILLAMETTE
TELEPHONE 3220