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THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON
- CITY NEWS NOTES -
WHATS DOING
Friday
12 noon Weekly chamber
of commerce meeting and
luncheon, Cafe Del Rey.
Roseburg Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Meyer and
the latter' mother, Mr. R. II.
Griruted, o Roseburg and the
Meyers' son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bentley, and
small son, Tommy, of Roseburg
spent last Sunday In tugene visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. Meyer's daughter,
Mrs. Maurice Porter, and new
daughter, Marilyn, at Sacred Heart
hospital. They also visited at the
home of Mr. Porter s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Porter, here.
Guests at Appllnr Home-
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Appling
have as their guests Mr. Appling's
mother, Mrs. James R. Appling, of
Moberly, Mo, his sisters, Miss Her
ron Appling, also of Moberly, and
Mrs. C. S. Rice of Camss, Wash.,
and his brother, frank Appling, of
Baker, .
sent word from Boston, Mass, that
she and her daughter, Miss Alice
Carter, will leave July 23 for home
and will be here by the first of
August. I
Sons of Norway to Meet
The Sons of Norway will meet
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at
Moose hall.
Socket Wrenches Stolen
Two sets of socket wrenches In
a metal box were stolen from his
car while parked in the rear of
H. O. Pari eter Here
H. O. Pargeter of Rweburg rct
Tueidtr I" Eurer! cn r'.i;r.w
Records
Iowa. ancT was married in April,
1M. m South Dakota. The couple
came to Oregon in 1907 from Wis
consin, and for the past 10 years,
hue lived in Coburg.
Mrs. Tullar is survived by four
sues. Earl of Springfield, Louis
and Fred ana Ben
riKriTT CO I ST
r-fcr! r v trii r.s ru-v.( ci Albany.
el C Brw -.rr. tJ, i Cottage Grove; three daugh-
to forec: :ie. j wr -Mrt- -ura Kiggs ana mrs.
In caw fi L.!Mirs Cunningham, both of Eu-
Tisk afiut Grtr.i r T:. M'tfri-1 tw.e. nd Miss Frances Tullar, at
...,-. ? ncnc; iwo sisters, tkirs. uuuc
WILLIAMS' STORES INC.
ant t:.n ar.TYC i.ri cr.v
plaint. sk-.-g Ac-vr V.rr.w .f
DarOTJyr t.'.em;ai ..;r.". Ly.-r,.
ard J. Eiprtja, rjzt tjei f.vr i.-
VOTC.
Eugene's Fastest Growing Department Store
STARTS FRIDAY
Ala and Mrs. Hattie Pierce,
K-sh of Minnesota; and one broth
er, William Loutzenhiser of South !
Bskcta. and 10 grandchildren.
ri:nr1 ilTvic will be held
BITLDIYG rrXMlTS j frn the Veatch chapel Friday at
S. C. K.trt:: tw rw.erv - M P- m .. Kev. r. n. van uyce-
Montgomery Ward's, V. V. Pvt'.. . aparerr.o a: VIS in T? Sev-; imf m charge. Interment will be
Blachly, reported to police Wed.
nesday.
Car Recovered
A car belonging to George Hag
gard, West Springfield, stolen re
cently, was recovered by city offi
cers Wednesday In Hendricks park.
Bert Mathews In City-
Bert Mathows was in Zugene
from his farm west of Thurston
Thursday.
res-if soe, j
sue.!
To Confer Degree
Winuwhala encampment, L O.
Ing at Oakridge. Friday evening ene Thursday.
to confer the golden rule degree.
All patriarchs are asked to at
tend. Those going will meet at
the I. O. O. F. hall at 7 p. m.
Down From Mohawk-
Scott Jackson of the Mohawk
valley transacted business In Eu-
P. E. S.irao.
boulevard, rrjj-.:r.t
Mrs. M.Ty. fJ Car ave:
r-".ir.g.e rtaatrx.
K. T. Miner, tei Twentieth ave
nue eist. reh:rj rarafe. $10.
H. B. Brady. J? Frar.klin. auto
nun at 9i Franklin boulevard.
se-jyo.
FOLICE COURT
S- F. Mairj, doub'.e parking. SI
Harry Kohnsietn, overtime park
ing. 1.
m the new I.
O. O.
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F. cemetery.
Mid Season Clearance
Drastic Redactions In Every Department
Californians Buy
Two Lane Farms
Go To Reunion
Mrs. Sally Rypning, Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Moore and family, Jim
mie, Mary, and Larrie, and Bud
Bray, all of Eugene, attended a
family reunion held at the home
of Mrs. Runnings sister, Mrs.
Nancy B. Hayes, on Rhea creek.
near Heppner, the past Sunday.
A large group attended the event.
Plan Field Trip
Warren D. Smith, head of the
University of Oregon department
of Geology, will leave Sunday
with a group of ten students and
members of the state geology de
partment t for six weeks' field
work In the Wallowa mountains
of eastern Oregon, he said Thuri.
day.
Visit Sister
Miss Gretta Dietrlck ef Wich
ita, Kan, and Mrs. Byron Hoi.
land of Turpln, Okla, have ar
rived in Eugene to visit their
sister, Mrs. W. W, White.
Mr. and Mrs. Flock In City
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flock of
Fall Creek were visitors In Eugene
n eanesday.
License Examiner Coming
Glenn Bown, state auto license
examiner, will be at the K. of P.
hall In Eugene Saturday, July 9,
from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. to examine
applicants lor drivers and chauf
feurs licenses.
Prayer Meeting Thursday
The cottage prayer meeting of
the Fairmount Presbyterian church
will be held at the home of Mrs
Delia Randall Thursday evening at
Visit In Ashland
Dorothy Durkee, Kenneth Bat.
tleson and Michael Chrones of Eu
gene spent the last week-end In
Ashland. Margaret Brolll, who had
been spending a few days with her
parents there, relumed to Eugene
wim mem.
Mr. and Mrs. Balrd Home-
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Balrd
nave returned home from an out
ing at neceta Beach.
Lebanon Couple Here
Mr. and Mis. C. E. Rakeslraw
or ioanon, who rcently bought
the Enrlght farm on Lost Creek,
were in Eugene on business
inursnay. They have not yet
uiutcu io me xarm.
Social la Friday
The C. O. S. class of the First
Baptist church will hold a hay
ride and box social Friday eve
ning, inose atienrtlng are asked
io meoi at we church at 7 p. m.
More Parly Tomatoes
Speaking of early tomatoes. Mrs
Laura Gibson. 91)3
street, reports that she had ripe
wMv-o vm ncr vjnes July I,
Mrs. Carter Home
Mrs. F M. Carter of Eugene
Mrs. BJorsel In Eugene
Mrs. Georg BJorset of Cottage
urove was a iugene visitor Wed.
nesday.
Ben Minney In Eugene-
Ben F. Minney of Vida was In
fcugene Wednesday, greeting old
inenas.
Return From Yellowstone-
Bud Hathaway, and Oliver Mt.
Adams have returned from a two
weeks' trip to Yellowstone national
park.
Plrnlo In Portland
The annual picnic of former
Junction City residents In Port
land will be held July 17, accord
ing to announcements received
nere. jne aiiair will be held In
iaurewursi park.
Board To Meet
The board of deacons and deac
onesses of the First Baptist church
will meet Friday at 7:30 p. m.
Returns Tronj Portland
Orville McAdami ha. r.t.j
from Portland where he under-
weni successrul operation en.
abling him to walk again.
Eugenean In Hospital
J. Z. Parker of Eun w.. it.
charged from the General hospital
at Grants Pass this week after
wc.uneni m mat institution.
Directors To Meet
Regular July meeting of the
7IU Directors of the Eugene
chamber of commerce will be
Hcia jnursaay, July 14, at 7:30
p. m, John Durr, chamber secre
tary announced toosy.
Workers to Meet-
United Workers Leamie
meet at 81 Lawrence street at 8
o'clock Friday. All members are
aoKcn io oe present.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Eugene Powers Towney of
MarshfieM and Leila Mae Yoder of
Eugene.
Obituaries
A. M. Goltra
HALSEY, July 7. (Special)
Friends of Albert Melvin Goltra
were srieved to learn of hii Heath
Sunday morning at his home in Al
bany following a lincerinr illnesa
Funeral services were held Turn.
day afternoon from the Fortmiller
xunerai Home In Albany with Rev.
Charles Welchel, pastor of the
Evangelical church, officiating.
Interment was in the Masonic
cemetery.
Mr. Goltra was born in Spring
field. Illinois. Anril 19 isrfl w
lived In his native state, in Mis
souri and Kansas before coming
to Oregon. He was a barber by
trade and followed his trarin far
52 years. Or Until turn mnnlli, nan
when he sold his shop in Halsey
to J. V. Alcorn and then he and
his wife moved back to Albany
from whence they came several
years ago. Two children, Charles
uoiira oi Aioany and Mrs. Pearl
Vaughn of Jacksonville. Florida,
survive; also his widow, Maude
E. Ison Goltra: three cranHrhitH-
ren; four great grandchildren; two
brothers and one sister, living in
Mrs. Elmer E. Tullar
Mrs. Elmer E. Tullar, 68,
died Wednesday at her homo
north of Coburg. She was born
Nettle May Loutzenhiser, Novem
ber 17, 1869, In Breamer county,
I Two Lane county farms have
been sold to persons from south-;
em California the past few days.
it was reported Thursday by the I
Oregon settlement association,
which handled the deals. I
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson R. Stone!
of Hollywood have bought a 28-'
acre tract 10 miles southeast of
Eugene from W. J. Scharen and
will move there later on. Mr.
Stone is employed by one of the
film companies at Hollywood. j
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Mc-
Kee, of Beverely Hills, have 'I
bouht a 240-acre farm from Mr. I
and Mrs. Carl J. Swanson near I
Vida. The sale includes all stock I
and equipment. The new owners I
expect to move In October.
Sale of Enna Jettick
Footwear
Values to $6.00
3.95 Paip
Sale of Great Scott
Footwear
Values to 13.49
Now 1,90 Pr.
Ready-to-Wear
Clearance
Sale of Men's
Work Shoes
1.49 1.69
1.98
Sale of Wolverine
Work Shoes
11.49 Values
3.98
Dresses for Street Wear
4.98
Values to
$7.98, Now-
Values to AO
$4.69, Now.... X7sV
BUSY YOUNG MAN
PEORIA Chuck Osborn. who M
played shortstop on the baseball j
team, and broad jumped for the I
track squad, was the only Bradley j
lecn aimeie to win letters in two j
spring sports.
Sale of Women's
Novelty Footwear
Values to 13.98
Now 1,98
Sale of Children's
Footwear
Values to $2.98
Now 1.39
One Group Wash
Dresses
Values to
$1.98, Now-
98c
HOLD ANNUAL SUPPER
IRISH BEND, July 7. (Special
The McFarland Missionary la
mes neia its annual birthday sud-
per last week in the church base
ment. About 60 guests were pres-
em.
Sale of Men's Ox
fords (Small Sizes Only)
Size 6 6!a. Values to $6.00
Now 3.69
Sale of Men's Whip
Cord Pants
$1.69 Values
Now 1.49 Pp-
One Group Two - Piece
Dresses
Regular A t
$1.98 Val Now at t4 7
THE HOME OF
RANGES
REFRIGERATORS
WATER HEATERS
LYONS & CAREY
948 Oak St. Phone 1438
Returns From Roseburg
Miss Evelyn Cloake, nurse at
Sacred Heart hospital, hat return.
ed from Roseburg where she vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Cloake. She also VitilmA mt
Marshfleld over the week-end.
Eugeneans at Ashland
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lamb of Eu-
gene were at Ashland on business
the first of the week.
Sale of Men's Dress
Pants
Values to $2.98
Now 1.98
Sale of Men's Polo
Shirts
Values to 98e
Now 49c
Final Date
For Sittings
Tuesday, July 12
Ksnnell-EUli Sludlog . Williams Stores, Inc.
Most Attractive Child Contest
greatlnYe
its free and open to all between the ages of 5 months'
;5, W-myear'i, Plclures ot Bl1 enlrant t0 displayed
?, '"'"I" Slore,s' Inc- at ,he clos ' he contest for
Judging by popular vote. Seventeen valuable prizes.
Enter now and early In the day.
Kennell-EUis
"Artist Photographers"
981 Willamette Street Telephone 1697
Sale of Men's Four-in-Hand
Regular 25c Each
Now 19c
I I'GOLP n 0THER
"XiWP ?WJ TOR
i-Vitll FLAVOR!
TET the aide by-tid. t.,te , . !
vine, you! You H w how "V
Gold', three full month, ol br.n
whh U,w k"o-n and
loved the world oral Tiy it tod.yl i
sia gaiwm cowAwr, vhkouth um '
LXTMlnUWAVAllABUALSOlNCm
CONDENSED REPORT OF CONDITION
The First National Bank of Eugene, Oregon
7T. : k r
Im . 1 1 1 juic ui ivieu a
I I uress ihirts I
I I Values to $1.49 I
1J SAO IS"
SALE
Women's Lingerie
Slips, Gowns And
Pajamas
Values to
$1.98, Now.
38c
All Spring and Summer
Hats Reduced
Values to
S3.98, Now
90c
Sale of Men's All
Woo I Sweaters
Values to $2.88
1.98
Sale of Men's Rayon
Shorts
Regular 25o Value
Now 19c Pr.
JUNE 30, 1938
RESOURCES
Cash and due from banks $2,424,380.06
U. S. Govdmment Bonds and
Certificates 1.871,914.95
Municipal Bonds and
Securities 1,442,218.90
Other Bonds and Securities.. 68,472.05
Loans - 1.647,023.42
Sloe's in Federal Reserve Bank 12,000.00
Bank Building and Other
Real Estate 103,077.14
Other ASso!s... 7Q7 ?3
LIABILITIES
Deiposils $7,001,823.95
Unnamed Discounts and
Reserves 22 974 31
Sor'tal 200.CC0.03
SurPl'- ... 200.CCO.00
Undivided Profits 144,930.93
Total : : : $7,569,794.26 Total . . . $7,569,794.26
The First National Bank of Eugene
A Hon-.. Own! and Horn. Managed Bank, Sen,n, L.ne County Sir.ce 1833
Debits insured up to S5.0C0 hrcu7h nrship in the F.D1C.
COTTON
ALL WOOL
PART WOOL
SINGLE PAIRS
Sale of Men's Waist
Overalls
Regular 89c Value
Now 59c Pr.
Sale of Men's Wash
Pants
Regular $1.9$ Value
Now 1.69
-4 Sizes, Colors, and Kinds!
Buy Now and Save!
Use Our Lay-Away Plan
Pay A Small Deposit and We Will
Lay Away Till you Are Ready to
Take it Home.
SALE
Men's
Gabardine
SUITS
Fine Quality Gabardine Suits with Fancy
Backs. Perfect Fitting Young Men1 Models.
Regular 4
19.75, Now 1475
(Alterations Extra)
Men's and Young Men's Suits
All-Wool Fabrics - Every Suit an Exceptional
Values to 1 1 A
16.75, Now 1Z95
Sale of Men's Bath
ing Trunks
Regular 98e All-Wool
Now 79c
Boys' Rayon Polo
Shirts
Regular 98c Value
Now 49c
Women's Pure Silk
Hose
Chiffon and Service Weight
Regular 49c Value
3 Prs-1.0.0
Sale Women's Purses
White and Colors
98c Values
Now 25c
Sale of Cannon
Towels
A8c Values - . 79c
79c Values . 59c
59c Values . 44c
29c Values - . 19c
Sale 80 Square
Print
Regular 19c Value
14c Yd.
36-Inch Fast Color
Print
Value to 15c Yard
NowlOcYd.
Boy's Wash Suits
With Long Pants.
Sanforized
$1.98 Value
1.49
$2.98 Value S1.9S
Child's Wash Pants
98c Value
69'