HE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Gold Dust Twins, and other pick-1
through the courtesy of the tinde
Air Products company and con
sists of two each of three different
sizes of cutting torches and a full
complement of welding torches,
tips, gauges and wrenches.
Instruction in these classes Is
individual in nature and those in
the class are given instruction in
the special phases of the work that
is of interest to each. Both rela
tively Inexperienced welders and
those with considerable experience
are enrolled in the class, under the
competent instruction of C. F.
Lincoln Students
To Give Play
Thursday, Friday
Acetylene Class
Opens Thursday
WILLIAMS' STORES INC,
inninies; a comic siunt uy nmj
and Creamo, two small negro
boys, and the Pine Ridge boys
chorus are among interesting num
bers. . ,
The proceeds are to be used In
completing the payment on a mim
eograph purchased by the school.
EUGENE'S FASTEST GROWING DEPARTMENT STORE
The pupils of the Lincoln school
will present an operetta, "Down on
the Old Plantation," Thursday and
Fridnv niuhts, April 21 and 22 at
the school building at 7:30.
The cast is composed chiefly of
darkies, who, accompanied by gui
tars, sing their old cottorr picking
songs honoring the return of their
white master, "Massa Laird," who
has just returned from a trip to
congress. Lively dances by the
The acetylene welding class of
fered by the Eugene vocational
school 1b open to new members
Thursd.iy evening at the old Geary
school. The meeting begins at 7:30
o'clock for a two-hour session.
The course includes Instruction
In operating the equipment, cut
tint metnls, welding iron, steel and
cast iron, aluminum and other
Baseball
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LET Dorothy Duree at Hartley's
remodel your last year's hat.
metals. The equipment is available
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SCOUT EVENTS SET
WALTERVILLE, April 21.
(Special) Tha local Boy Scouts
troop met this week at tha oclal
room of the church for it regular
meeting and will also meet Thurs
day evening for its investiture
service when the boys will have
finished their preparatory period
and will become scouts.
H. B. Sallee of Eugene will be
present for the evening and bring
with him a group of Boy Scouts
who will demonstrate work. Par
ent of the boys In the local troop
are especially invited to attend this
meeting Thursday evening and the
public is Invited to attend. After
the meeting refreshments will be
served in the social room and
thoso attending will bring cookies
cake, sandwiches or material
for fruit punch.
PLAY IS FRIDAY
THURSTON, April 21. (Spe
cial) Arrangements are being
completed for the entertainment
Friday evening, April 22 when a
I play, "I Know, You Know, Shake," ;
I is being presented by four of the I
I grange members. A small admis
sion fee will be charged and other
entertainment will be presented
with dancing at the close of the
evening. Refreshments will be sold
during the evening. The play will
begin at 8:15. Proceeds will go to
the grange treasury.
MEET FOR BRIDGE I
COTTAGE GROVE, April 21.
(Special) The Royal Neighbors
I club met this week socially at
! the home of Mrs. H. B. Breedlove ,
! with Mrs. Nellie Blackmore and
Mrs. Sallle Hill as hostesses. A
; 7:30 dessert was served. At bridge i
Mrs. Elsie DeYoung held high score
and Mrs. Eileen Currin was low.
I The club will meet May 16, at the
home of Mrs. J. S. Powell.
PRESENT PROGRAM
DRAIN, April 21 (Special)
The sophomore and freshman girls
of the Home Economics club re
cently entertained the other mem
bers with a program as follows:
Duet, Leta Woolley and Betty La
Grander: song. Audrey Hand and
Leta Huebner; piano solo, Doris
Craig; and play, sophomore girls.
Rexall
Spring jc Sale
May 4, 5,6&7
Kodak.
Printing
and
Developing
SERVICES HELD
WALTERVILLE, April 21.
(Special) Easter services were
held Sunday evening at the Wal
terville schoolhouse by the Chris
tian church congregation. The
special numbers consisted of reci
tations and special music and the
message brought by the pastor,
Lloyd James.
MEETING POSTPONED
CRESWELL, Apr. 21 (Special) I
-The regular meeting of the Gar
den club scheduled for Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. N.
E. Steele has been postponed until
I Monday afternoon.
HIRE TEACHER
YONCALLA, April 21 (Spe
cial) At a recent meeting of the
Yoncalla grade school board Robert
Johnson was hired to teach the
seventh and eighth grades for the
coming term.
HERE'S WHY TEN HIGH IS MST
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BEST-SELLING WHISKEY
TEN HIGH Offers DOUBLE YOUR ENJOYMENT Because
it's Aged Winter as well as Summer for 2 full years!
Formerly whiskey matured iar faster in summer than in
winter. But TEN HIGH - the bourbon with "No Rough Edges"
matures equally fast in winter as in summer, in Hiram
Walker's modern, weather-controlled rackhouses where
summer temperature prevails the year round. And it stays
there for two full years! Try TEN HIGH tonight. 90 Proof.
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Thousands of dollars worth' of odds and ends from our reaular stock . . ,
at the most drastic reductions we have ever made to dispose of broken
stock. Every article must go. We don't want the merchandise and have
marked it accordingly! Come Friday and Saturday Save!
Sale Starts 9 A. M. Friday - No exchanges, no refunds, all sales final!
Thousands of Pairs of Women's Footwear
Oxford and Novelty Pattern. In White, Black, Blue and Brown
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
VALUES TO $3.49
Three Big Lots
.98 - 1.39 1.89
Lot I
Values
to $3.88
Now only
981
Lot 2
Values
to $2.98
Now only
1
.39
Lot .3
Values
to $3.98
Now only
1
.98
Lot 4 QQ
Enna Jetticks f ,
$6.00 values fm
Now only
Hundreds of Pairs of Men's Dress Shoes, Oxfords, Work Shoes
Lot 1
Values '
to S6.00
Now only
3.69
Lot 2
Values
to $3.98
Now only
J.98
Lot 3
Men's Work
Shoes
.66
Men'f Shoes in Main Floor Shoe Department
Women't Shoo In lit
Basement
Rummage Goods from Women's Dept.
.49c
.49c
.49c
.98c
.49c
.49c
10c
Rummage Goods from Men's Depl
Women's Dressea and Smocki,
values to $1.98, now
Women's Blouses,
values to $1.98, now
Women's Wash and Silk Blouses,
values to J1.98, now
Women's Cot Formal! Wash Dresses
Values to $9.95, your choice, each
Women's Wash Dresses and Wool Dresses,
values to $2.98, now
Women's Sport Slacks and Shorts,
values to $1.49, now .
Women's Brassieres,
25c values ......
Men's and Boys' Tennis Shoes,
values to $1.39, pair
-Robes.
Men's Colored Top Wool Socks.
49c values, now pair
Men's Part Wool Work Socks. 15c values, nowpril
Men's Athletic Shirts and Shorts, 49c values
Men's Cotton Coat Sweaters, 98c values
Rummage Goods from Misses and Girls
Department
Children's Cotton Rose,
25c values, pair ......
Children's Cotton Underwear,
25o values ......
Children's Cotton Underwear,
49c values .........
Children's All Woo! Coat Sweaters,
$2.98 values .... .
Children's Dresses,
values to $1.00
10c
10c
25c
98c
25c
IN THE BASEMENT
Rummage Goods from the
Piece Goods Department
60 inch Lunch Cloths, 9 1 r
reiular 39c values ........................... 5XC
50 Inch Rayon Damask. 0f
regular 49c, now Tard. ........ . ......... C
39 Inch Silk Crepe solid colors, On
retular 49c, now yard ............... aaOC
42 Inch Fequot Stamped Pillow Cases, n tfi
retular 69c, now ...... . . pairs
38 inch Fast Color Prints, 1 n
15c values, now yard .......... . .... 1UC
80 square Fast Color Prints, l J
19c values, now yard ........................ C
One lot ol Lunch Cloths Prices Greatly Reduced
THESE ITEMS ON SALE IN PIECE
COODS DEPT. ON FIRST FLOOR
Men's Broadcloth Dress Shirts, 98c values
Men's Cotton Athletic Shirts, ISc values, each
Men's Dress Hats, values to $2.98, now -
Men's B.V.D. Winter Weight Unions, $1.49 vaUw.
Men's Polo Shirts, regular 98c values 4
Men's Part Wool Shirts and Drawers, $1.98 valusi-J
Men's 220 Weight Bib Overalls, size 38 & 40 only.pr-'
Men's Summer Weight Cotton Undershirts, 50c valuM '!
Men's Light Colored Dress Sox, 25c values, pair. A
Men's Corduroy Pants
One Bie Lot of Men's Corduroy Pants
1-3 Less Than Regular Price
IN THE BASBF
Rummage Items from the Boys' De?
Boys' Dress Pants,
values to SI. 98, now, pair ...
Boys' Dark Colored Broadcloth Shirts,
98c values ........ -
Boys' Blue Chambray Work Shirts,
49c values .
Little Boys' Lontles and Short Pants,
98c values ......
Boys' Sweat Shirts,
white only, 89c values
-IN THE BASB
One Big Lot of Women's Purses
White, grey, blue,
black, red
Values to $1.98
IN THE BASEMENT
49c
Sal W
Rummage Goods from Lingerie u
Women's Silk Robes and Pajamas, 3'
iali, n CI QQ -
Women's Japanese Robes,
98c values, now ..
Women's Silk Gowns and Pajamas,
values to $3.98, now .............
One lot Cannon Turkish Towels,
regular 19c. now
12c
One lot Bed Spreads, Greatly Reduced
One lot Panel Curtains Yi Price.
IN THE BASEMENT
Women's Bias Cut Rayon Slips,
values to S1.95, now
Women's Corsets and Girdles,
values to $3.95, now
Women's Pure Silk Panties,
values to 98c, now
Women's Rayon Gowns and Pajamas.
98c values ........