Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 21, 1938, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJuly fl.ffL THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Three. jfYNEWSNOTES-J where it is always cool," he said. He reported temperatures over 100 in Salem and Portland Wed -"TSPOING Friday. ... . Weekly cnaiuww ,! noon-" . reiations r . 6 B,t Gilpin reunion was t "ff ju y " at siIver li S3- 'About 45 were pres - meeUng was held iAbS the following were R.urarypresidem,."- Pffll. "rah-;: 'The fe?ne wm e, held : ; jv in June in me g?ftt Portland. P.? the McKenzie river Ir;srJM . nn account ol me t.Ztu Evans of ' JCWrdCal who is staying at ?nlC,L at the power dam is:e?." .7,) the water in me ;iky. due to melting of r in the mountains, mi. K icd by Al Jor P " ",, r.ail Fechner, also of n a"u f.five Keg"ic ttjive women have regis ?ine county for the Lane unty homenakers' camp ..... A,,? 2 to 7. ac- LC Miss'Lois Lutz county t'. demonstration agent. Mies K.avechargeoftheLmn- county camp fcfdon area near Cascadia July P ., Thorp is also a large to Jl- " . titration for this camp. LnBetuins- . . A. Horton nas ic ' eae from Silverton where he -I ten days auuiuus , V ,rm ParmPK' CO-ODera- IL'.C Vdiicj ' - L association. He has been work- I on the auau oi me none riunl district books for sev- L ; reeks past. Teation ,r. irons Ritchie, executive fciiary of the Lane county chap .( th Rerl Cross, has left for ftw weeks' vacation with her her in Idaho. Lds Books- representative or uayiora Bros, of Stockton, Cal., will give two book mending demonstrations at the university library on Thurs day, July 21, one at 9:30 a. m. and the other at 2 p. m. These will be given in the staff room in the base ment of the library. All interested are invited. Thistle Order Made ' The county court has made an order directing the thistle control day. The potluck supper will be served at 6 p. m. Members are asked to take their own table serv ice. Members with cars are asked ! tainment to get in touch with those without transportation. All members, their Cheeking; Timber Lands give a chicken dinner at the G'.en-iments for a picnic to be held at wood school at 6 o'clock Friday, Major Metcalf's picnic grounds at July 22. There will be free enter- families, and friends are invited. officer to go upon the premises of License Issued Home Ransacked Walter P. Fell, 910 Washington, reports his home broken into Tues day night, entrance having been gained by removing a screen from an open window. First checkup found nothing stolen. On Trail of Tail Light Police Thursday were on the lookout for a tail light with license attached stolen from a car belong ing to George M. Neal, 2011 Alder street, Wednesday night. The stop light was also stolen, records show. At Baptist Church Dr. and Mrs. Walter Werelius, missionaries in Assam who are now on furlough, will speak at the midweek services at the First Bap tist church Thursday evening at 7:30. Dr. Werelius and his wife, who is a nurse, are in charge of a hospital and leper colony in Assam. From New York F. Wayne Osburn of New York Citv is here for a visit with h'is mother, Mrs. Addie Osburn. -Melba C. Boutin in section 12. township 17, south of range 2 west, and destroy thistles on the place. Dr. Orcutt Here Dr. A. N. Orcutt of Veneta was a Eugene visitor Thursday. Fred Smigley In City Fred Smigley of Crow transacted business at the courthouse in Eu gene Thursday. Plan For Picnic The Eugene Society for the Hard of Hearing will hold a picnic sup per at Skinner Butte park, Sun- A marriage license for Garrett D. Purkerson and Evelyn K. Stem ler, both of Eugene, was issued Thursday in Seattle. Club to Meet Townsend club No. 11 is to meet Friday at 8 p. m. at the W. B. Wor den home, 1174 Jackson street. Visiting; in Rose burg Miss Patricia Cochran of Eugene is visiting at the home of Mrs. Elma Karcher in Roseburg. Miss Jennie Lindros of the state forester's office at Salem is in Eugene for several days, checking timber land ownership at the coun ty assessor's office. Cottage Grove Sunday, July 24. All eligible D. A. V.'s and their wives are invited Mrs. Veatch Vists Mrs. Henry H. Veatch of Cor vallis is visiting old friends in Co'. tage Grove for a few days. She has been hostess in one of the col lege cooperative houses for the past year. Chicken Dinner Townsend clubs No. 9 and 2 will Plan Joint Meeting The Disabled American Veterans and the auxiliary will hold a joint meeting Friday at 8 p. m. at the armory" to make final arrange- Lcave On Trip Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hall left by automobile Wednesday on an ex tended trip to California and east ern and middle western states. Weather Too Hot The weather is too hot, not only for comfort but for all crops, Em me'.t Withrow of the Elmira sec tion,, who was in Eugene Wednes day, declared. Here from Klamath Falls Miss Grace Allen of Klamath Falls is in Eugene visiting her father for an indefinite period. Cottage Prayer Meetings The weekly cottage prayer meet ing of the Fairmount Presbyterian church will be held at the home of Mrs. C. M. Landaker Thurs day night at 7:30. Mrs. Marie Sur dam will be the leader. Records NOTARY Pl'BLIC Notarial commission of Ruth Murtha filed in office of county clerk. CIRCUIT COURT Grace L. Kimberling against Glen W. Kimberling, suit filed for divorce. William Harold Ayres against Lovisa Alice Ayres, suit filed for divorce. MARRIAGE LICENSE VirgiJ Weatherly and Leona Vol lines, both of Eugene R. F. D. 2. PROBATE COURT Fletcher C. England appointed executor of will of Robert E. Wal ker, deceased. C. A. Beidler, Worth (CONTINUED ON PAGE 8) From Marshfield John Ferguson, Marshfield bank er, was a visitor in Eugene, Wed nesday. From Arizona H. G. Hendricks of Arizona is vis iting here with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Till man. Mr. Hendricks is in mining interests. Rev. John Berger Here Rev. John Berger, who has Cath olic missions at Wilsonville and Sherman, is here to visit his par ents, Mr., and Mrs. Frank J. Berg er. They have been on the Mc Kenzie for a few days on an outing. Goes Back to Coos Lake Jess Darling, manager of Dar ling's resort on Siltcoos lake, left for that place Thursday after a trip to Portland. "I am mighty glad I am going back to the lake . . . PLMI5 WITH JHE FAMILY? fzz?::: sacs y i i 1 1 V Todayl Ride JOrefyosYou Pay! EEK CHEAPER THAN ACCIDENTS - New Goodyear Sfieedwavs 5lVl H55; CC ",'"'' l'oonl.. ' I W g O ! ea.rin9 ho-f. DON'T BOli) UVEH A -r i PHlDt5"TjMS 'SIS 39c GOODYEAR UPENDS ney can be UUI --i in your Present tires i lie terror our of blowouts C-c yjpoLRCH Bros- IRIIBBER GLOVES k &ST Electric rtr" 'y HOT PLATES, new round style C l1 Ingraham (tji pq 3r2?5J 3 WRIST WATCH, asstd. straps 41.03 rgV' 'Sfr 1 FLASH LIGHTS, with bulb 27C 1 ietsf IK(Sr tartons or iuu rr W fbgL BOOK MATCHES, special at C VJ X Full pound rQ V-V VtfL- THEATRICAL COLD CREAM -rJ m 50e Size OQ J CREAM OF ALMONDS ... OC feAf , OLIVE OIL 33c .rSy bvj5 o o o o SV5- K ( JOO O O O O 3$ A h;ooooooooo VlMO O GO O O OM Yooooooocw$ 50f holds suiy lilniikH until ioveiiiiK5PXisi in .'wAiiii WARWICK tennis racket $1.69 SOFT BALL bat 39c PLAYGROUND BALL 33c TENNIS BALLS 35c PICNIC NEEDS 9c 100 GOLF TEES 19c 75c GOLF BALLS 45c ST. REGIS GOLF BALLS 39c S3 TENNIS RACKET $2.25 BASEBALL CAPS 25c BEACH BALLS 49c BEACH SANDALS 49c Sale of Home Needs PINT CALAMINE LOTION, special at 29c PINT BORIC ACID SOLUTION, at 17c PINT LIME WATER for the baby 10c 8 O. TINCTURE GREEN SOAP, special 17c 16 Or. ROSE WATER for lotions - 17c 8 ounce FLAXSEED, powdered, only .........:...9c 8 ounce POWDERED ALUM, special '. 7c 16 ounce Pack MOTH BALLS, special 11c Protect eyes from the sun! A i urine C CiC Goggle w Scientific lent kiltj tun'i c'f. ft9 dis tortion of natural color. With catc. Othert o Pflf Gallon Outing Jug Uiuotly J 7 Mort . . X Keeps picnic drinks HOT or COLD. Sturdy steel est. food Jug 2.39 Bathing Caps foreverybody Freth live "J C Rubber., OO Wid variety of calen and stylet, with or w 1 1 h out .chin ilraps. OtAc-i a 'tin SB Picnic Supplies Your CkC Choice,,,. Paper napkins, plates, tups, col ored cell ophane drinkinf straws and other needs. 25c Size SHU-MILK For All WHITE SHOES rut .,1 Qc Soi; . .X r W.IHol rut .! UNGUtNTINE . For Burns 43c Free White Shoe Laces with S-ountm bottl of success wnite O 1 C sno cieaner. ... The 23c bait that can be driven 300 yards Po-Do Golf Balls, 4 6 for 1.29 afa3 Dozen 2.39 Test proves that Po-Do'i give 59 of expenuva ball dii lance less than 1'3 the coit. Conform to championship tpetTfi'csticns- Quick Relief from Sunburn Take a bottle of effective P ERF EC TtON SUNBURN tOTOV on your 4(h of July ouUn. Soolhinf, hoalinf to sunburn! reduces burning and redness. Su.burn Lotion, 4'Ot. 50c t f I r EXfUbb Sunburn Protection 49c For Summer Daintiness TIDY Deodorant lo check perspiration and end body odor, and TIDY Depilatory to banish unsightly Cle B III I M mm, 1 J , IU.IU I lupirfluoiM hair. E 122 Warneks Jr. Ball Olov l.r.. Endori.il by I h fre.t tt.rl C.nu in. h.rl.hid. I.nth.tt w.llm.d.. Othtn to 2.29 Sportsman's Zipper Bag I 1S2 Fresh, live Tennis Balls 35e 3 for 1.00 Golden Crowns are fresh and pep py. Fine felt corer. Rachel from t.79 Eur -K team SEAT PADS 79' Sturdy, closely woven auto seat pads. j Other at 69t I UTILITY JUG (J-! full gallon size 1.1 UTILITY JUG Kali gallon ..... 98c GALLON FOOD JUG extra large mouth, fine for picnic lunch Q Special at .. ,)i, J7 GALLON FAUCET JUG gallon capacity with fau cet for handy dispensing ... p aw O S MOTM SPRAY Pint DOLPH MOTH SPRAY 59c W 1 LARVEX 70 1 Regular $1 3C I LARVEX CI 10 I Full quarts iJJl.lO I 27c Ji DOLril Fly spray, pint CLOSEOUTS! 39c Charlie McCarthy 19c Medicine Droppers 2c Milk Magnesia, 16 oz. ..9c Aspirin, tin of 12 2c 1000 Sacharine Tabs. 39c Po-Do Dog Food 6c Atlas Shoe Polish ........3c 50c Hair Brush 29c Qt. Dry Cleaner 23c 16 oz. Beef I. & W 39c 16 oz. Milk Sugar 25c 12 Glyc. Suppositories 11c $2 Alarm Clock 98c a i,1 Closeout! HOUBIGANTS CHERAMY COLOGNE In Several Floral Odors Reg. $2.50 98c SEGAL BLADES Closeout of 10s PLATING CARDS Reg. or Pinochle EPSOM SALTS 5 Lb. bathlne TOOTH POWDER Closeout, 25c cans . FIRST AID KITS Reg. $1 13c 25c 17c ...3c .59c TAATU Brushes, closeout of asstd. 7. UU I II styles at only C i i C kl 'C Handkerchiefs, Reg. O MtlN JPricedatlOc OC K4AI TPnMUk'iuUSpound 1 30 fVt AL I k U tins, choc, or plain I.J7 DAVCI Brilliantine l DJ T Jl for unruly hair OC CJJAC Cleaner, with : 11 J tl J C Pair White Laces I I C i 20' A 35 ys box f TAMPAX NEW SANITARY PROTECTION for Every Normal Woman The Tun pax principle ""inter nal absorption." No pins, pads or belts. No odor . . . Great lid to a smart appearance . . . Each Tim pax bygienicallf sealed. peeled from 102 Bottle of Dorothy Perkins Eaude Cologne and 75c DeVilbiss Atomizer both for gjllmlted time only A spicy, Invigorating, outdoor Iragranca comts to you In this Inspiring Cologne . . . combined with a smart DaYllbiis atomizer, In a lorely gold and lyory gilt box. ..at an unusually appealing ptice. I y VwarosX 1 1 U yr.V'l Ml saissssW i'&kiS " ' Standard weight. Plaids. Full At Z m Two Blankets One Low Price 5 Wool Pairs T108 Each blanket only costs you about 84c ! That's Miracle value! Wool com bined with China cotton ! That means warmth plus service. Sateen bound. Plaids. First quality. 70"x80". 3J4 lbs. Sale! First quality Fleccydowns Regular 54cl American cotton. Standard weight. Plaids. Full size 70"x80".' Splendid valuesl Fina for esrryinf your sport lolhs WathabU, wtUr proof. 1urdr. Other89etoS.2S tiltoCteriNf!hr'.inr3'.l i 11 ' " 'i''1 'i'I' I 1 Down Comes Wards Regular Low Price In This Sale I Stock Up I Hurry 1 A: Shorts are FAST COLOR sturdy cot ton broadcloth. Cut large for comfort 1 Elastic sides. 19c val ue I Swiss rib shirts. Hoys' Shirt's and Shorts Save'j 12 Cotton broadcloth shorts fast color. Rib shirts. nrn n Loiijf4wcar Slice! s 81"x09". Will wear over 4', yean by flQ test I Snowy-whitt muslin. Wash Cloth Sale Turkish. Medium weight. All-over m . S fhC plaids. Generous size ll"xll". ,ofJ.U 3Ien9s Work Shoes Strong black chrome-tanned leather, leather soles, heels. Sizes 6-11. Men's Dress Shirts fast color patterns! Wilt proof col lars will not isg or curlt 98' Men's Hib Overalls Sanforized Shrunk Homesteaders I tft'7C Heavy denim, triple-sewnl 30-42. 9 Children's Oxfords 77c And Straps. Newest styles. White und putcntf. Values to $1.39. Hlontgoauery Ward AK STREET EUGENE 1059 Willametts Phoas 3220