Eugene register-guard., July 13, 1939, Image 3

jttJSSS THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON . Page Three.
- trmirn HTSmiin I umu the new Coca visit with Mrs. Elliott's parents. t -,-- - .jwaaMK---.
7CITY NEWS NOTES -
'w m Cash has received
,H' Washington that he has
dlw?J field agent for the
"Tretirement pension nd
I ; ie a former siuuc... - -JCaih
itl of Oregon and had been
1!fr Lin a? the S. P. depot
t;cKE i He wm maKe
SHirinPoraandbutthena.
' nf his work wm anuw ......
fe contact with his many Eugene
!:ienu'
.Stol.t at
,ht fnJSl go'to different farms
dl Claire Wilkes, assistant .sec
mJ2f the Lane County Agncul
rttary o the Lane iation to
make field inspection of Bent
grass for seed certification. Farm-
PT-S Whrt Want inc. nan. in..
.... .toc.wii jiiuai
make appucaUon at the office of
ine cuumy agent, li is announced.
Committee to Meet
The new county committee on
school district reorganization will
meet at the office of County
acnooi superintendent L. C. Mof
fitt Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock
The time will mostly be spent in
discussing the provisions of the
new law under which the com
mittee was created, Superintend
ent Moffitt said Thursday.
Euceneans at Marshfielri
E. J. Gustafson of Eucene with
his wife and small son, has gone
to Marshfield to remain for sev
Values S6.95 to $7.95 SAvk
NOW Afl
$4"
Now's your big chance to buy Styl-EEZ shoes
of marvelous savings. And it's also the op
portunity to see for yourself what superb
comfort the famous concealed Styl-EEZ "f lare
f it" innersole gives you . . . how it helps avoid
wobbly ankles. Save money now.
MS
eral weeks until th .... r
Cola bottling plant there is in full
operation. Mr. Gustafson is pro
duction engineer at the concern's
tugene Headquarters
Flowers Contribute
The new postoffice lobby was
brightened Thursday by several
iaiBc oouqueis or gladioli, con
tributed by Mahlon Sweet, Post
master F. L. Armitasp rpnnrtflrl
Vases were donated by Bob Calla
han. Leaves Town
L. Coelev. taken ntf tv,. ...... u
bnlinH Smiths,, r,....::- . .
------ rotiiit iram
Wednesday and arrested on a
drunk anri riiiMviri u ........
vv.uu. wiaigc, rc-
ceived a $25 suspended fine in
police court Thursday. He left
mwn.
Return from Missouri-
Mr. and Mrs. WilWrt rv.hi...
have returned from a month's
visit in Missouri with Mrs.
Cochran s relatives. Thev re.
turned by way of Yellowstone
park.
Ice Cram finnUI
lownsend club No. 11 will hold
an ice cream cnioi i
nartv at thn hnma n j
Stanley Crimp, 1342 Eleventh ave-
. r i on . ' nigni, Deginning
at 7:30. In case of rain the regular
meeting Will ha ir., i
; v "; - u.cijuitc lias
.... .11 V t 1CU .
Picnic In . Portland
Former residents of Junction
CHv will meet fnr th.iV mn,,.i
picnic at Laurelhurst park in
Portland Sunday, July 16. A so
cial hour will be on the program
in the afternoon. Raskpt lnnh
will be served at 1 o'clock.
To Fair-
Mr. anri Mrs Arthur
Donald Shreve and Mrs. Emery D.
Lake, left Eugene Thursday morn
ing for a 10-day trip into Califor
nia to visit the fair at San Fran
cisco. Mr. Foote is superintendent
of the buildings at the university.
Fined $25
Rov Wavne arrpcfod Wprlnod.,..
on a drunk and disorderly charge,
was iinea in police court
Thursday. Mrs. Wayne, who was
also arrested, received a S25 sus
pended fine.
Hoosier Picnic Sunday
The annual Hoosier picnic and
basket dinner will be held Sun
day, July 16, at the south end of
Fourth street directlv west, nf tho
north end of Mary's river bridge,
in L-orvains.
From Roseburg
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor of
Roseburg were here Monday to
meet their daughter, Miss Athalie,
who had been visiting at Portland.
Looking Up Timber Lands
A. B. Bracher of the Brar-hei-
Timber company, Portland, was
in Eugene Thursday, looking up
county owned timber lanris with
a view to making purchases.
From London-
Mrs. Ollie Powell, rfirk nf th.
London school district, transacted
business at the office of the coun
ty school superintendent Wednes
day. To Visit in Eugene
Mrs. John W. Crews of Colum
bia. South Carolina, will arrive in
Eugene the last of the week to
visit ner mother, Mrs. Amos Wil
kins, and other relatives.
Return from Corvallis
Mrs. C. R. Elliott and children
have returned to Eugene after a
visit with Mrs. Elliott's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Engleson, at
Corvallis.
From North Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Daniel
son and son, Harold, of North
Bend visited in Eugene the first
of the week.
Mrs. Skipworth Improves
Mrs. G. F. Skipworth who un-
4a..,,.nnt n An.....!.-. n. C 1
Heart hospital a few days ago, is
. tfw iu mum uufivvcu.
Townsend Club to Meet-
To wnsend club No. 2 will meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Wastel, 1453 High street, Fri
day evening. C. N. Skinner will be
tne speaker.
Grass Fire
Eugene firemen were called out
Wednesday afternoon to put out a
grass fire at 84 Twentieth avenue
west. There was no damage.
From Vida
Louis Josenhfien. whn hac pv
tensive nronertv hnlriinfc nn th
McKenzie near Vida, was in Eu
gene on business Thursday.
Fletcher at Elk Lake
U. fa. r letcher. pnnntv amii-iil
tural aeent. and wife are at F1L-
iane, on tne east slope of the Cas
cades, on a part of their vacation.
McDonald Door Open
City police reported that the
door to the McDonald theater was
found open at 3:48 a. m. Thursday
morning.
Presidents Meet
Past presidents of the Women's
Relief Corps will meet with Mrs.
Ella Bray at 344 Third avenue
east at 2 p. m. Friday.
Lumberman Hpra
J. H. Chambers, Cottage Grove
lumberman was in Eugene Thurs
day to attend the meeting of the
tuuuiy weuare commission.
From Cottage Grove
Mrs. D. W. Stureess and Mis. A
W. Cooley of Cottage Grove were
Eugene visitors Wednesday.
Statzer at Roseburg
Harvey Statzer, who is secretary
of the local lodge of Eagles, was at
Roseburg on business Wednesday.
Returns to Marshfield
R. L. Burnett has retm npH in
Marshfield after a stay of sev
eral months in Eugene.
From Roseburg
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Turner nf
Roseburg visited in Eugene the
first of the week.
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Ruby Anderson against Louis
Anderson, suit filed for divorce.
BUSINESS NAME
Certificate Of assumed hncinpcc
name, Medo-Land Creamery com
pany, filed. '
Certificate of assumed hi isinpsc
name, Korn Baking Comnanv.
filed.
PROBATE COURT
Aug. 11 at 10 a. m. time spt fnr
final settlement of estate of Bettie
E. Humphrey, deceased,
R1RTII6
KAUFMAN At the Sacred Heart
general nospital, Tuesday, July
11, 1939, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kaufman, 224 Second Avenue
east, a boy.
Joe Richards Men's Store
Remodeling Sale
66 Sport Shirts
Cut to
99c
124 Shoes-
$6.50, S7.50 prices
Now
$5.39
31
Swim Trunks
Were $2.50
now
$1.49
13
Coat Sweaters
Vi Off
911 Sox
Regular 35c Sox
4 for 99c
50 Suits
Very Special Values
As Low As
$10.00
200 Ties
Regular SI Stock
79c
81 Sport Shirts
Cut to
79c
286 Hats
Vz Off
96 Shoes
Regular $5.50
' Now
$4.49
41 Sport Shirts
Cut to
59c
16 Pr. Slacks
Vz Off
TRAFFIC FINES
W. W. Calkins, L. D.' Peterson,
R. R. Allum, L. L. Small, W. M.
Deissner, Mrs. Grace Barker, over
time parking, each fine, $1.
BUILDING PERMITS
E. E. Ecker, repairs to residence
at 1594 Mill, $100.
E. E. Hiltibrand, reshingle resi
dence at 2025 Seventeenth avenue
east, $50.
Obituaries
Harry C. Watklns
Harry C. Watkins, 43, of 71 Mad
ison street, died Wednesday in the
Southern Pacific hospital in San
Francisco. He was born in Harris
burg Sept. 9, 1895, and when a
child, moved with his parents to
Cottage Grove. He married Leta
Wetzel in Eugene Sept. 11, 1926.
He was a World war veteran and
had lived in Eugene since the end
of the war. He is survived by
his wife; a daughter, Miss Lucille
Watkins of Eugene: one brother,
Ernest Watkins of Albany; and five
sisters, Mrs. L. V. Camp of Port
land; Mrs. W. A. McCornack of
Bakersfield, Cel., Mrs. W. A. Nel
son of Oakland, Cal., Mrs. Leon
Hulett of Eugene and Mrs. Lew-
SEE OBITUARIES
PAGE 10
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Regular 5c
FLASHLIGHT
BATTERIES
Fresh, each one date, in
sures longer life.
2 For
5
riiJiimi"!".'
mU.tf i tm
irniiiiW iw.it 1.T
Regular 11.95
LAWN MOWER
Heavy duty 16 in., five
cutting , blades. Rubber
(ires. Make extra savings
at this Clearance Price.
FINAL
CLEARANCE
Entire Stock of
Summer
Furniture
at Greatly Reduced
Prices!
Buy All Your Paint
Needs Now! Save!
10 Off
On Wards
PAINTS AND
VARNISHES
25c WOMEN'S FISHNET TURBANS
Fashion's latest catchl Gayl Cool!
BARGAIN TABLE OF SHOES
Values to $1.98. Women's and Misses' sizes
Your choice
MEN'S STRAW HATS
Grouped for final Clearancel AbSb
Values up to $1.98. Now
$1.18 MEN'S WASH PANTS
Stock up now. Not a complete run of sizes
$2.98 BOYS' DRESS PANTS
Right now is time to get those extra pants for
school. Only
$1.98 MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS
Meif, if you want a really fine Swim Trunk at
Savings, look this Special over
98c CHILDREN'S SWIM SUITS
They were a bargain at their regular price.
Now your choice for only! ;
19c SHEER COTTON PRINTS
The latest patterns and designs.
Cool! Tubfast! ; :
BARGAIN REMNANT TABLE t ,
This table wont last through Saturday. -f
Better hurry! &
$3.89 HAMMOCK .
Every home should have one. Comfortable!
Speciall
$3.89 CROQUET
A complete 6 ball set, with arches and stakesl
Carrying rack
$2.98 HAMMOCK
Ideal to take on your outings or camping trips. '
39c CORN BROOMS
Strong 4-tie broom with green enamel handle.
Clearance Price ;
$1.49 PEBBLE BEACH CHAIR
High restful back! Broad armsl Ready to paintl
Knocked down ,
$7.95 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
Only a few of these left. Tapestry and rayon
cover. Hurry! Only! ;
19"
Regular 10.95
S-TUBE AC-DC
RADIOS
Choice of Ivory or
Brown. Plastic cabinet.
Airplane Dial!
1
17
Yd.
Regular 98c
BLOUSES
Sheer, nrisn nrunnrlvG
blouses for warmer days g 1
ic come. you n maKe
real savings now.
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117
4
Regular $13.95
MEN'S SUjTS
Men! Here's the oppor-t
tunity you've been wait-f
ing for. A fine Quality f
Suit for only k
BARGAIN TABLE
OF BLANKETS
Slightly Soiled!
Savings up to
9
& o
50c Down holds your se
lection until Nov. 1st.
They Go! Hundreds of Pairs at
ngs up to 35!
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN!
nVi ' mii ' FOR MEN!; ' FOR boys!.. .'.
sU . B"y h8" for NOW replenlih Summer wardrobei
vocotloml Buy for next teatonl SAVEI
i9ttrss'
Voincn SUoCs , "i
andVl -rn rtrtt) Women's Sandals
V&jff Pt4fe ..ildoth. with nail- if A
running a ning torn? d t0 1 1 iZc. . tudded platforms VJ J
casual V oXord. '''thers. I I I 1 Stripe! Print. I Save 1 MJl iJ
to W , i oLSMaf'' 1 - ' V -i I
1 clllkfiMi' valuel I SALE! Women's 1.49 Sandals flfcC
: refcm .a7 M Rainbow colors. Scoret of styles! JF :
1 m i.ro4 ll - V nIv Sma" S1" Lcfl!
IlJ l t tl.rtCS )& V Regularly S1.00. Cool, -fc. tT.
Cl Thtyoucoi?eti fa 2.9 ' , In hite " ' white and comforta- f j 10 Off)
fill KeDrackvVh! , lC 9 .tip oio,li,,J,i I; ble, with solid leather MM
JJlls boTbwS SBle? f ;.4riilo eool iTJ)9tt ', soles- Straps. ties H ?fh
like CRAB ORCHARD iSj&t le-p ..l.a & V ' sandals. A rare value! J
77 U for under .dollai p1111 . jtUCaU A ls3. Vi
. pint. Quality. , 3.9 v&sZ&fai' . i SALE! Children's 1.39 Shoes TH tlil
JP 1.60 QUART li . j ?Olcn J, bit WlSiftS flfV I dtl Jfi
I'WiaftitjsasI 1 -rr : ; ft ' .
CLEARANCE! Save 12c a Pah!
Children's Shoes
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