Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, October 13, 1938, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1938. kkiian Endeavor orjnedJtCreswell rcESWELL. Get. 13.-(ipec.aw frhr stian Endeavor union was L.nizel " "' phi, w Bar. " officers were elect-e,,mMtas- President, Helen 'J B5 " vl I president, Wat, WCnce'r; secretary-treasurer, :ne Spencei, . Ziniker rLsen adv rr. RegU.Ir 5er; 1 MS will u5 ' MEETING HELD tJSS .iieViding the Mohawk ex- Jim u O E- Crowe, Mrs. Tom k Mrs Clyde Laffoon, Mrs. HufsSder, Mrs. Oscar S Mrs. Lee Seavey Mrs. d"' Miss Lo s Lutz P-ftalk on "Charm." The next keata,, k. in the Mohawk meeting " district. CUB ENTERTAINED COBURG, Oct. 13 (Special) The Coburg Sewing club met at Sehome of Mrs. Frank W Us Tuesday afternoon. A bridal .tower was given honoring Mrs. iwne Graville (Erma Layne), a fent bride. Several gifts were exchanged and the birthday an riversaries of Mrs. Palmer Pitkin and Mrs. C. L. Campbell were re merabeied. Guests present were: Mrs Eugene Graville, Mrs. James llum, of Eugene, Mrs. Ed Kiger, THE REGISTER -GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Mrs. May Zachary, Mrs. Henry Arp and son, Billy, and Miss Maridell AUum. Members present included: Mrs. Albert Graville, Mrs. Edward Graville and son Milton, Mrs. Mattie Pitkin, Mrs. Palmer Pitkin and sons, Bobby Lee and Jerry Dean, Mrs. Wil liam Fletcher and daughter, Don nabelle, Mrs. John Knott and two children, Joanne and Billy, Mrs. C. L. Campbell and son Colin, Mrs. George Neat, Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. Clayton AUum, Mrs. Elmer Havkins and two sons, John Morton, and Jerry Max, and the hostess, Mrs. Frank Willis. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. John Knott on Tuesday, Nov. 8. IN YIPA VIDA, Oct. 13 (Special) J. Francis Froedon of the Northwest Mutual Fire Insurance association of Eugene gave a safety first ad dress at the local school recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ula Brendel and family entertained a group of relatives at dinner on Sunday. Their guests were, Mrs. Brendel's father. Jack Doyle, of Thurston, and his sister, who recently ar rived from Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Courtright and son, Bobby and Mrs. Dewey Courtright all of Wendling and Darwin Courtright of Thurston. Marvin Woods has arrived home after having spent several weeks visiting relatives at Westport. John West Sr. spent the week end visiting his sons, Harry and Roy at Siletz. Turtles are unable to hear high pitched tones. MINISTERS MEET HALSEY, Oct. 13 (Special) Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Briggs were hosts Monday to the Parsonage club for its regular monthly meet ing. Fourteen members besides Rev. and Mrs. Briggs and some children were in attendance. The members enjoyed a potluck lunch eon, followed by a paoer on the subject, "The Place Religion has Played in Education" by Dr. Stev ens of the Corvallis M. E. church. Those enjoying the day were Rev. and Mrs. Meyers and daughter of the Brownsville and Harrisburg churches, Rev. Mr. Sutton and wife of McFarland, Rev. Mr. Goodwin and wife and two chil dren of Monroe and Alpine churches, Dr. Stevens of Corvallis church. Dr. McCormick of Spring field, Dr. Earle Parker of Eugene, Mrs. Hayes Beall, wife of Rev. Mr. Bell who is head of Wesley Foun dation at Eugene, Rev. and Mrs. Pope of Junction City, Rev. Mr. Christensen, assistant pastor of Eugene, and the hosts. The next meeting will be held the second Monday of November at the M. E. parsonage at Corvallis with Rev. and Mrs. Stevens as hosts. GOSHEV NEWS GOSHEN, Oct. 13 (Special) Mrs. F. B. Milliorn has returned from a ten day visit at Prineville where she has visited friends. Many years ago Mr. and Mrs. Mil liorn were residents of that sec tion. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Uchytil and children are spending two weeks with Mrs. Uchytil's father, Mr. J. F. Brock and with her sister, Mrs. TT Amber Lens Silverbeam Roadlit e Reg. $4.25 Sale Price a $25 4 m Handsome chrome finish. Powerful penetration in fog. With bulb and wire. E733 -I11', ,u American T ;:ih Kit Vacuum iota Dumbly enameiea. with -pii" M OF S For Car, Truck, Bus or Tractor All at Extra Savings , . 1 Spand lets, and drive in greater safety this winter and for many months more install Western Giant Tires NOW while Sale Prices are in effect, Western Giants challenge any comparison on quality, tread safe ty, sidewau strength, savings. Ask for Low SALE Prices ...I trms Inner Tubes also on SALE! r n I I I 111 2n SAFE, LONG WEARING Western Giants Battery SALE! . T-.rtn Banjo Skull CeatsM" MM Be sure of cjuick starts on cold mornings . be sure of ample reserve power ... be sure of Jong, trouble-free service ... be sure ol greater savings. . . Buy a Western (jiant, Wizard or Wasco Battery NUWI Ask For LOW Sale Prices 1 F1' Eqn5nV tor ol 1 Tegular 98cnron.r realist FISH "" Presses UP m Knob Be!ulcposheQd'C B372 y-A-r. Supreme Clean Produces oio " :. ... rr lusiei- Protects . Pirn BOTH to Q"l riashTe.w Screvfdifivcr Shotgun Shells Duck Season opens Oct. 15 S$0 American Eagle Shells. All pop ular loads at "Western Auto's" customary, low prices. I Ct 1 Hill w i-;ir,Bi-..iit i'JIiHIHX PENN SUPREME WEAR -WE U yv ' Fin"t J? 100 Purl tl W7 &2fi 54Jc &k kVfcpUS De Waxed. Double " C" 1 A&2Si Radio SALE! Big Reductions on Western Air Patrols New, up-to-date consoles and table sets all electric ctnd battery operated and all famous lor distance, rich tone, selectivity end cabinet beauty. Ask for Sale Prices! Terms WESCUis. Spar Varnish De Waxed. Double Distilled, Specially Filtered. Ideal oil for modern high speed motors. FINEST WESTEfiH OIL m PU III if; ... rt87 lAnu4 n. S. tpeciWa1-0? ca:vr.e 1 CSAVE IB 1 IJi Thoroughly proven 100 pur Pennsylvania oil. 1 Gives emcient lubrication. 34 Ga! la Tour Can EMPTY CANS LOANED ON SMALL DEPOSIT Slightly higher in ion loealitiM bcaus el Wf 9ai Hi MfJ-m m ' mm mm m r mrfi 1098 WILLAMETTE TELEPHONE 664 Orrin Nye at Junction City. The J. L. Copenhsvtr timlly have moved from their home here to Eugene where their children attend school. NOTI CLUB MEETS NOTI, Oct. 13 (Special) Mrs. Leonard Grady was hostess for the Kill Kara club at her home last week. The day was spent in quilt ing and other needle work. The next meeting will be Oct. 20 at Mrs. Curtis Hester's home ana drawing xt new Pollyanna. names will be in order. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon. Ladies attending included: Mrs. Howard Vickory, Mrs. Fred Wigle, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs. John Yorboraugh, Mrs. T. A. Taylor, Mrs. W. K. Lee, Mrs. Paul Keck, Mrs. E. V. Kayser, Mrs. Owen Kayser, Mrs. Wm. Jay, Mrs. Guard Hopper, Mrs. Curtis Hester, Mrs. F. Grady, Mrs. J. M. Gould, Mrs. Vern Cook, Mrs. Ed Bourgeis, Mrs. Fred Branenman, Mrs. A. Braaten, Mrs. A. F. Allison, Mrs. Ora Bourgeis, Mrs. James Alii-: son and the hostess, Mrs. Grady. HARRISBURG ITEMS HARRISBURG. Oct. 13 (Spa cil) Mrs. Helen Carroll and Mrs. Margaret Christensen went to the coast for several days last week to can salmon. They also brought home some for their neighbors. Mrs. Vida Wilcox of Placerville, California, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mattie Lsnch, for a month, returned to her hi me this week. The ladies of the Home Eco nomic club of Lake Creek Grange No. 818 are sponsoring an enter tainment at the Lake Creek grange hall Friday evening, Octo ber 28, beginning at 8 o'clock. Dr. Queisenberry of Corvallis will be in charge of a program. Refresh ments will be served. The public is invited. P.-T. A. HAS PROGRAM SANTA CLARA, Oct. 13 (Spe cial) The Santa Clara P.-T. A. met this week. The program con sisted of a duet by Velma Wilson and Marjory Jefferies; reading by Mrs. Hosford; violin solo by Doro thy Jefferies and a . little Hot Lunch skit by Billy Lockyear and Barbara Lou Houghtlin. Hot lunches have been postponed till the new gymnasium is finished. It was voted to hold the ne-xt meeting in the afternoon instead of evening to accommodate the teachers who are taking classes at the university on Tuesday even ing. Mrs. Lyle Montgomery, mem bership chairman, has started her drjye for members. o AT WESTFIB WESTFIR, Oct. 13 (Speciai)r- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wick and daughter, Barbara attended the stock show in Portland recently. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jewett A. Bush in Vernonia. Mr. and Mrs. G. V. J. Ramsdell and daughter, Janet Lee visited with the latter's brother Vittz James in Corvallis, this week. Vittz James is a student at O. S. C. Wallace Long of Findley, North Dakota, who spent several days here visiting at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Long has left for Los Angeles, . , TO BE SPEAKER DEERHORN, Oct. 13 (Special) -Eldar T. M. Cole will be the speaker at the morning session of the Seventh Day Adventist church at 11 o'clock. The service will follow the regular Sabbath school service at 10 o'clock with George C o n k J i n, superintendent, in charge. An average or. Z5 members attend the school regularly in ad dition to the frequent visitors. The group meets each Saturday at'the Koss home. SCHOOL HAS RADIO LINSLAW, Oct. 13 (Special) A new radio set has been pur chased by the student body for use of the students in the high and grade school. The programs from the general extension division of the state system of higher educa tion are used as the basis for fre quent quizzes. The radio is of the battery type, 9-tube, with short wave and foreign reception. IN WTLLAKENZIE WILLAKENZIE, Oct. 13 (Spe-ciaD-r-Mrs. Anna Bushnell Bestal, of Fruitland, Idaho, who has been a guest at the home of her brother, E. T. Bushnell, has left for Seat tle, Wn.. to visit with another there. She was called here re cently by the death of her brother, W. J. Bushnell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barlow, lately of St. Paul, Minnesota, are em ployed at the L. D. Griggs farm- 1 1 .... WORK AT MINES YONCALLA, Oct. 13 (Special) Some mining people from Southern Oregon leased a few acres of land from Elmer Thomp son at Elkhead to work for 90 days to see if there is quicksilver ore to pay to mine. The drill was taken out several days ago. There has been a quicksilver mine at Elk head for many years. It is now owned by Blaine Hovey. IN DEERHORN DEERHORN, Oct. 13 (Special) Harve Potter was host at his home Sunday to members of his family including Mrs. A. J. Irvin of Hayden Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hucka and Hazel Hucka of Winberry, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pot ter of Deerhorn and Clarence Pot ter of Walterville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cunning ham and daughter, Shirley, who have spent the past two weeks at Canby, where they were called by the illness and death ot Mr. Cun ningham's father, S. W. Cunning ham, have returned tq their home here. 1 IN MARCOLA MARCOLA. Oct. 13 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paulus and son Donald of North Bend were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Paulus's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ff. E. Volgamore. Miss Audrey Lunceford has re turned home with her parents af ter spending last week with her grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. Riley Gainson. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Down ing, accompanied by Mrs. Pearl Knowler, have left to spend a few days at the coast. Mrs. Knowler will visit her son and dauRhter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Know ler, while at the coast. CLUB MEETS MARCOLA. Oct. 13 (Special) The Sew and So club met at the home of Mrs. Edna Dolmyer last week with the following mem bers present: Mrs. Alice Page, Mrs. R. C. Garrett, Mrs. Laura Eastham. Mrs. Anna Wald, Mrs. Gladys Hatton, Mrs. Vivian Mabe and Mrs. Ada Martin. They tied a quilt for the hostess and the next meeting will be at the horn of Mrs. Hatton. Paje Seven, GRANGE SETS MEETING WALTERVILLE, Oct..l3 (Spe-cial)-WaHerville Grange is hold ing its regular meeting next Tues day evening and the local mem bership is planning for initiation with the Jasper Grange bringing its drill team for the evening. Re freshments of cake and coffee will be served by the local membership. VIDA ITEMS VIDA, Oct. 13 (Special) Melville Wells, Johnny McCreary and his father, Mr. McCreary Sr. spent several days last week hunt ing in central Oregon. Frank Moore of Eugene is in charge of maintenance of the Berry-Elliot logging road, recently completed by Walter Berry, log ging contractor. AT S. P. OFFICE MARCOLA, Oct. 13 (Special) Mr. Buckingham is the g. P. agent here now. This office lias been closed for several months. AUXILIARY ACTIVE HARRISBURG, Oct. 13 (Spe cial) The Ladies' auxiliary to the chamber of commerce held its first meeting of the fall Monday night at the city hall. Plans were made to entertain the mothers of the Girl Scouts. It Is also hoped to start at this meeting a home hy giene class if it be possible to ob tain a nurse or other instructor recognized by the Red Cross. A rummage sale sponsored by the auxiliary will be .held Thursday, Oct. 20, at the city hall. MARCOLA ITEMS MARCOLA, Oct. 13 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wheeler of Tillamook recently visited Mrs. Wheeler's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams and children have returned to Marcola from Port Orford. They will live in the Stolberg house as soon as they get it repapered and in shape to live in. They are staying with Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dial. ARTISTIO PICTURE FRAMING LUDFORD'S PAINT SUOP To Stop Constipation Get at Its Cacse! If constipation's got you down so you feel heavy, tired unci dopey -it's time you did something about it. And something more than taking a physic I You should get at the cause of the trouble. If you eat only the things most people do, the chances are that a very simple fact causes your con-stlpation-jmu don't get enough "bulk." And "bulk" doesn't mean heavy food. It means a kind of food that isn't consumed in the body, but leaves a soft "bulkv" mass in the intestines and helps a bowel movement. If tliis Li your trouble, eat crisp crimchy KelloKg's All-Bran for breakfast every day and drink plenty of water. AU-Uran con tains both "bulk" and the intes tinal tonic, vitamin B,. And it's not a drug, not a medicine I Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek. Sold by every grocer. VISITORS LISTED THURSTON. Oct. 13(Speeia!) Mr. and Mrs. George Wright of Corona, Calif., were visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mathews. They had driven up from California by way of Salt Lake City and were on their way home when they visited at Thurs' ton. Mrs. Wright is a daughter o Mr. and Mrs. Mathews, DONNA ITEMS DONNA, Oct. 13 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Thomas visit ed several days with Mrs. Thom as's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Kennedy. Ernest Gilbert has sold his farm, He and his son, Lyman, expect to leave soon for California. Mr. and Mrs. Dora Berg and children have moved to Saginaw where Mr. Berg is employed. HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE May of tboea cntwinf, Btigipfi psfofu) DMkftcbe poplo bUmt on oolH or stralni ar oftn cud by tired kidpey and my b relived wban trttd in tb right way. Tba ktdnayi are Ntur'i obiaf wy of taking leus acidi &nd poiionou wuU out of the blood. Moat people pans about 3 piata a day or about 3 pounda of waata. Frwiuent or acanty paaaacea with araartlng and burnini thowi there may ba aometbtog wrong with your ludpeyi or bladder. If lb 15 milta of kidney tubea and filter aon i worn wail, poiaonoua waetevatlar atayi In tba blood. Tbeee poiaona may atart nagging backachei , rheumatic peine, loaa of pep and energy, getting up night, wrlhng, puffineee under tba evaa. headechm and HitcmMu. Don't wait I Aek your druggiet for Doan'a Pi lie, lined tuneeeifully by rn ill ions for over 40 amy mxvm nappy roiiei ana wiu neip trie 15 miles of kid nay tuba fliuh out poiaonoua waata from tba blood. Get Doan'a 1'illa. 8E SOCfABlE BUT SB SENSIBLE mm & ftfsitGtr- 80VED AMD SATtSWW NOW IS THE TIME TO BE CONVINCED SEEING IS BELIEVING Quality outweighs price at the Army & Navy Goods Store. Everything we sell must pass the Quality Test. Special Val ues! Bargains! Lowest price In town! But a BARGAIN Isn't a Bargain if the manufacturer has lowered, the quality of his mer chandise. We tnow what we're talking about and you can al ways depend on getting quality merchandise at the Army & Navy Goods Stor famous for low prices. Our shoppers comb ed the town and found item after item at prices so far above ours that we dare not give you the figures! They're so unbelievable! FOR YOUR PROTECTION k witi a J We'll cheerfully refund your money it you can cate these values offered by the Army & Navy dupli-Store. WATERPROOF LOGGER Stag Coats Regular $5.00 Value $2.95 to WEST COAST BRAND Caulked Loggers No extra charge for made to - measure orders. 12 Inch Top 1195 Men's Zipper Blue Wool Blaziers Cossack Stylo S3 ounce weight All Wool Material Waterproof 16 Inch Top SHOES Ifl-lnch high top shoe, Goodyear wct, Jia nr double oak soles ij0.i30 Men's 16-Inch top water proofed oiled sole, solid leather tfl QC boots yt.QO Army Trench 18-Inch top waterproofed t qp shoes ipfi.OO Men's double oiled soles, waterproofed uppers, gen uine Barbour well, 16-ln. top , ge nc shoes , P0.3? Waterproof Rain Pants .. $1.98 iA WRIGHT'S BRAND U . All Wool ft Unionsmts "N $0.00 Value $3.97 BOYS' Parkas inRSCH-WEIS BRAND Regular $$.00 Value $3.95 DRESS HATS Values to $5. Guaranteed for quality (hi QC material - ipl.3J Waterproof Trench Coats Dark or light color for sport and dress tfo Q c wear ........ .,. vi'vJ $8.50 . Golf Jackets Waterproof. Guaranteed. Made by a famous nation ally known concern. We purchased these at a bis; discount regular selling price to $8.50. While they las Chambray WORK SHIRTS Full cut OQ-, Well made .. . 03C SWEATER COATS Heavy fleece lined part wool COLLEGE CORDS Hirsch-Weis and Can't Bust 'Em Brands BOYS' OVERALLS Union made, heavy OQ quality. Guaranteed 03C ....93c .........$2.49 Wool Fleece Lined Q Q Sweater Coats jf OC Corckroys kkf Union made, heavy fitlR quality zipper lock ri 'Jt pockets. Regular 52.50 1 1 6) value i Boss of the Road WATERPROOF PANTS Regular frn nn $4.00 Value ?&. Hirsch - Wels Brand All Wool Mackinaws $7.50 Value $4.95 $1.29 Underwear of All Kinds Men's heavy winter CQ weight Unionsuits 03C Part Wool Union. l in suits. 10 wool ipl.13 Heavy, fleeced (jjl Aft lined Unionsuits 4)1 .13 Army Wool Underwear, warm and QJr durable 3 C 2-piece Hancs, KQf heavy Underwear .. Ladies' SLACKS Just the garment for all out- K j door service. PO S'1 Keg. $1 value U JC ft Lealher JACKETS Samples of $7.50 values. Zip per front, belted P 4 Q C back All Wool DRESS PANTS jjf Hard finished materials. US $2.95 II, Regular $1.00 value Boys' Heavy Quality Chambray ShirU, slie 12', and 14's 1)0 only, regular 75c Z3C Only 24 to offer at this price. AGENCY FOR West Coast, Marshflcld, Sund baum & C'urrln's brand caulk ed loggers. 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