member 1. 1939-
THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON
Page Five. .
i Berry, Hul
fjnners Listed
in the horticulture de
' t of the Lane county fair,
"Priced from the office of
"Snar Allen Wheeler are:
V Jw Apples
G:avenstein: S. D. Buck, route 3,
't,3an: G. C. Lawrence, route
VirSil HawKins, route j,
","nri Thomason. Dorena, third.
Bawna: Virgil Hawkins,
"Sdicious: Virgil Hawkins, route
3, first; Virgil Hawkins, route 3
second: C. S. Cr.kr. route 2. Vi-vd '
Rome Beauty: Vir;:l Hawkm.-.
route 3, first. :
Newtown: G. C. Lawrence, route i
2, first. i
Special: Ray Bauer, route 5. first '
Special: H. R. Linrilev, Goshen' I
first. ' i
Plums ami Prunes I
Petite Prunes: Claud Arr.e. Cot-'
tage Grove, first.
Italian Prunes: Cecil Maugh
route o, tirst: Ray Eaue
second; Bert Denham.
tmra.
Yellow Esq Plums: Lester Read, I
1171 Seventh avenue west, first; i
Ray Bauer, route 5. second. ' j
Tears ;
Virgil Hawkins, route:
C. Lawrence, Goshen-j
gnan.
route 5, j
route 2. 1
Bartlctt:
3, first; G
mnre looks, luxury,
Un( vim !'--
- ris, no. ,. n nine; performance tnan
little money ever bo , g d.stream beauty
f the IV iu 1 . ..1.1 Discover, w. -
ut "VI " vmciit-still luttncr tcu
5 the ooi
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times
mvers
low monthly pay
second.
B. Bosc: Virgil Hawkins, route 3,
first; Ray Bauer, route 5, second.
Howell: G. C. Lawrence, Goshen,
first.
B. Clairgeau: Virgil Hawkins,
route 3. first.
Cornice: G. C. Lawrence, Gos
hen, first.
Peaches
Elberta: V. F. Ream, route 4
first; V. L. Ream, route 4, second;
Virgil Hawkins, route 3, third.
Quinces
Mrs. V. P. Richmond, 7-18
Eleventh avenue west, first; Harry
Lewis, Cottage Grove, second.
Grapes
Moore's A. S. Witbeck, route 3,
first; A. S. Witbeck, route 3, sec
ond. Concord: A. S. Witbeck. route 3,
first; A. S. Witbeck, route 3, sec
ond. Niagara: A. S. Witbeck, route 3,
first; George Simkins, route 2, sec
ond. Worden: A. S. Witbeck, route 3,
first; A. S. Witbeck, route 3, sec
ond. Delaware: A. S. Witbeck. route
3, first; A. S. Witbeck, route 3,
second.
Sweetwater: A. S. Witbeck, route
3. first; A. S. Witbeck, route 3,
second.
Special: Bert Denham, route 2,
first.
Berries
Raspberries: Mrs. G. R. Dunlap,
1374 Fourth avenue west, first.
Strawberries: R. E. Swoezy,
route 2, Springfield, first.
Blackberries: Mrs. F. E. Vick,
Cottage Grove, first.
Nuts
Walnuts: Virgil Hawkins, route
3, first.
Almonds: F. E. Hyland, 1384
Franklin, first.
Art Show Winners
Announced At Fair
(CONTINUED FROM PACE 4)
Route 2. second.
Special Awards: Mrs. M. B.
Shelley, Route 3, first; Keith Eid
son, 234 Seventh avenue east, sec
ond. Second Special Award: Charlie
Armstrong, Portland (no money).
Handiwork Awards
Made At Fair
One-third of the total water
power in the United States origi
nates in the northwest section of
the country.
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FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY - - 4 FREE DELIVERIES
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IQSKILLET
ONLY 50$ WITH PUIteiUIE Of
28 OZ. Pk.
HEARTS 23c
10 Extra
S & H Green
Stamps with
Cash Purchase ol
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Monday, Tuesday.
NEW CROP VALLEY
HONEY 5 lb. pail ...
PLAY FAIR or VITA
DOG FOOD
5c
I
Waxing Set
$1.09
SNOWDRIFT
3 Lh. ran ....
6 Lb. can
43c
i. 97c
WESSON OIL
Half Gallon
69c
fl'LV-RYl'E BEANS
3 cans
35c
Golden West
COFFEE
1-Lb. Jar
3-Lb. Jar
27c
70c
4jp
Mb. Can . 25c
3-Lb. Can . 69c
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO
CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
Nalley's Tang
Ferfecl Dressing
Pints 19c Quarts 29c
French
Dressing 8 oz,
:. 13c
rruiis & Vegetables rnday & Saturday
ORANGES for Juice .3 Doz. 39c
TABLE QUEEN SQUASH .3 lor 10c
SWEET POTATOES, No. 1 6 Lbs. 25c
CELERY Bunch 10c
BOILING ONIONS 10-lb. bag 17c
Cantaloupe, Grapes, Peaches, Watermelon, Tomatoes
FRUIT JARS Ball or Kerr Mason, quarts per doz 75c
Pint3 65c
ECONOMY QUART JARS, per doz. ,
89c
ECONOMY LIDS, per doz 19c
KERR LIDS, Regular 3 doz 25c
MASON JAR RUBBERS 3 doz 10c
3 for 19c
S2.98
ARMOUR'S MILK Tall cans
Per Case
RITZ CRACKERS large pk 19c
SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS 2 lb. box 27c
HONEY MAID GRAHAMS .
..2 lb. box 29c
NUCOA, 2 lb. pk. .
37c
BISQUICK. largo pk.
29c
SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR, pk 25c
MILTON PEAS, 303 size cans , ,
3 for 28c Per doz SI.00
Case ,
..$1.89
MINNESOTA GOLDEN CORN 303
size cans 3 for 25c Per case SI. 89
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR, 49 lb. sack ...S1.95
SUGAR Fine Granulaled 10 lb. cloih bag 66c
SANKA COFFEE 1 lb. can 35c
SWEET PICKLES, full quart jar 29c
FOUNTAIN GREEN CUT BEANS, No. 2 cans
3 for 2Sc Per case S1.89
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 2 cans
3 for 25c 46 oz. 2 cans 35c
10c
25c
PINEAPPLE, Sliced, 15 oz. can
Crushed 9 oz. 3 cans ....
PINEAPPLE JUICE. 12 o.. 3 cans
8 EORENE GRANULATED SOAP
25c
1
ii Giant Size
3ac3rir!Kvrw'awiiw
8 PURDC "IT- Hall Gal
21c
1 Quart Can y " Q-J l
RAFFIC-COTE
Seals xmd QuttiJi
Imm toon. Ittve'tum, fwfrifvr.,
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Winners in the textile depart
ment at the county fair, as an
nounced from the office of Man
ager Allen Wheeler are:
Bed set, 3 pieces, embroidered:
Edith Wood, 253 east Polk, first;
R. L. Collins, 322 Poll;, second.
Bed set, 3 pieces crocheted: R.
L. Collins, 322 Polk, first.
Bed spread, crocheted: Mrs. El
sie Ball, 1670 Columbia, first.
Bed spread, knitted: Mrs. R. K.
Wood, 961 Jefferson, first; Mrs. R.
L. Gawley, Cottage Grove, second.
Bed spread, embroidered: J. M.
Cole, Disston Route, Cottage
Grove, first; Mrs. O. K. Burrell,
1944 Moss, second.
Pair pillow cases, embroidered:
Mrs. F. M. Spicer, 171 Thirteenth
avenue east, first; Mrs. Edith
Wood, 258 Tenth avenue east, sec
ond: Mrs. Edith Wood, 258 Tenth
avenue east, third.
Pair pillow cases, embroidered,
colored: Mildred Vitus. Springfield,
first; Alma Camp, Veneta, sec
ond; Edith Wood, 258 Tenth ave
nue east, third.
Pair pillow cases, crocheted:
Mrs. O. K. Burrell, 1944 Moss,
first; Elsie Elguard. Route 4, sec
ond; Mary O. Jenkins, 491 west
Broadway, third.
Buffet scarf: Lucille Vitus,
Route 1, Springfield, first; Mrs.
F. M. Spicer, 171 Thirteenth ave
nue east, second: Alice Green, 611
Eleventh avenue west, third.
Buffet set, crocheted: Mary O.
Jenkins, 491 west Broadway, first;
Mrs. Pearl Gard, Wendling, sec
ond; Mrs. Delia Agee, 1944 Moss,
third.
Buffet set, embroidered: Mrs.
Kenneth Stcnshoel, Sixth avenue
west, first; Frances Parks, Cres
well, second.
Lunch cloth, embroidered.
white: Jaqueline Morton, Cottage
Grove, first; Mrs. A. M. Anderson,
Route 5, second.
Lunch set, embroidered, colored:
Blanche Prairie, 1879 Olive, first;
Naomi Calcf, Route 2, second;
Mrs. George Boqua, Route 1, third.
Lunch set, crocheted: Mrs. Pearl
Gard, Wendling, first.
Lunch cloth: Mrs. Mike Jenney,
44 Twelfth avenue cast, first; Viola
Goldsworthy, 1547 Eleventh ave
nue west, second; Mrs. Max Niel
son, Route 3, Junction City, third.
Weaving, any article: Warren F.
Johnson, 1034 west Broadway,
first; Mrs. V. Bailey, Route 4, sec
ond; Mrs. V. Bailey, Route 4, third.
Centerpiece, white embroidery:
Myra Calef, 592 Willamette, first;
Olga Mortcnsen, 56 Fifteenth ave
nue east, second; Edith Wood, 258
Tenth avenue east, third.
Centerpiece, colored embroidery:
Mrs. C. M. Johnson, Route 5, first;
Blanche Prairie, 1879 Olive, sec
ond; Mrs. S. llewit, 851 Twelfth
avenue west, third.
Centerpiece, crochet edge: Mrs.
O. Lindley, Goshen, first; Mrs.
Fred Linsey, 1644 Washington, sec
ond; Millieent Mason, Cottage
Grove, third.
Centerpiece, knitted: Mrs. Alfred
Wulff, Lorane Route, Collage
Grove, first; Mrs. Minnie Smith,
Crcswcll, second; Mrs. S. llewit,
851 Twelfth avenue west, third.
Table runner: Warren Johnson,
1034 west Broadway, first; Alma
Camp, Veneta, second; Mrs, Delia
Agee, 1544 Moss, third.
Article in cross stitch: Mrs. E.
, Boblyer, Route 4, first; Mrs. Paul
j Gard, Wendling. second; Gladys
Ochs, 527 Monroe, third,
j Three fancy towels: Mrs. E.
I Koblyer, route 4, first; Ruth Jnh
: son, route 5, second; Marie Bar
i rows, route 2, third,
j Fancy apron: Mrs. Wiper, Route
3, first; Mrs. W. C. Flausen, 1476
Broadway avenue west, second;
j Mrs. Floyd Kostad, 430 Willamette,
! third.
j Baby dress Harry Lewis, Cot-
tage Grove, first.
Sofa pillow: Virginia Bailey, Rt.
4, first; Mrs. Martin Tengs, 125
; Emerald, second; Mrs. Rachel
i Bond, 869 Fourth avenue west,
j third.
Tatted piece Mrs. W. K. Striker,
! 1036 Adams, second.
! Petite point: Mrs. Delia Agee,
j 1944 Moss, first; Jaqueline Mor
ton, Cottage Grove, second; Olga
Mortcnsen, 56 Fifteenth avenue
east, third.
Article decorated with yarn or
felt: Warren F. Johnson, 1934
Broadway ave. West, first; Myra
Calef, 592 Fourth avenue west,
second: Mrs. D. W. Mason, 431
Broadway avenue west, third.
Rug. braided: Mrs. W. Banks,
2231 McMillan, first; Mrs. W.
Banks. 2231 McMillan, second;
Mrs. O. F. Kaizer, Coburg, third.
Mrs. O. F. Kaiser, Coburg, third.
Rug, hooked, rag: Mrs. F. M.
Spicer, 171 Thirteenth avenue east,
first; Mrs. Laura Smith, Creswell,
second; C. R, Dunberg, 1494 Char-
nelton, third.
Rug, hooked, yarn: Mrs. W. G.
Norwood. Cottage Grove, first;
Mrs. F. M. Spicer, 171 Thirteenth
avenue east, second.
Rug, crocheted Mrs. F. A. Camp
bell, 935 Jefferson, first; Mrs. Mar
garet Dietz, 740 High, second; Mrs.
Charles Harrison, Coburg, third.
Patchwork quilt: Mrs. F. M.
Goddard, Cottage Grove, first;
Mrs. M. F. Spicer. 171 Thirteenth
avenue cast, second; Mrs. F. H.
Cook, Jasper, third.
Aplique quilt: Mrs. S. L. God
dard, Cottage Grove, first; Mrs,
Frank N. Savage, Blachly, second;
Rose Taylor, route 4, third.
Chair set, crocheted: Mrs. A
Nelson, Santa Clara, first; Mrs
second; Mrs. Paul Gard, Wendling
third.
Chair set, embroidered: Mrs
Louise Elgarcl, route 4, first; Viola
Goldsworth, 1547 Eleventh avenue
west, second; Mrs. R. C. Stinch
comb, route 5, third.
Table dinner cloths, crocheted:
Mrs. Clarence Chase, route 2,
first; Mrs. A. R. Lovelace, route 2,
second; Tillie Thomas, Florence,
third.
Collars and cuff set: Mrs. Sofia
Hewitt, 851 Twelfth avenue west,
first; Mrs. F. A. Russell, Creswell,
second.
Miscellaneous needlework: Mrs.
G. P. Collingwood, box 278, first;
George Neat, Coburg, second; Mrs.
Eric Johnson, third.
Miscellaneous needlework: Mel
ba Anderson, route 5, first; Mrs. L.
R. Miller, Eighth avenue west, sec
ond; Mrs. F. W. Ral'oth, Route 3,
Junction City, third.
Crocheted purses: Mrs. Albert
Kull, Noti, first; Mrs. Lewis Miller
Eighth avenue west, second; Mrs.
Jessie Lund, third.
Machine Sewini;
House dress: Mrs. O. K. Burrell,
1944 Mill, first.
Kitchen apron: Mrs. L. C. Lar-
Child's dress Mrs. Delia Agee,
1944 Moss, first; B. E. Johnson,
1975 Charnelton, second: Mrs. O.
K. Burrell, 1944 Moss, third.
Reconstructed garment, boy's
suit: Mrs. S. Watson, 1045 Monroe,
first; Violet Inman, Creswell sec
ond.
Reconstructed garment, child's
dress: Mrs. S. Watson, 1045 Moss,
first: Mrs. S. Watson, 1045 Moss,
second; Violet Inman, Creswell,
third.
Child's cap: Mrs. Ethel Davis,
1595 Lawrence, first; Mrs. George
Boqua, route 1, second; Mrs. E.
Koblyer, route 4, third.
Baby set, cup and bootie: Mrs.
E. Koblyer, route 4, first;
Lace by the yard, crocheted:
Mrs. Delia Agee, 1944 Moss, first;
Mrs. Lester Head, 1171 Seventh
avenue west, second; Mrs. O. K.
Burrell, 1944 Moss, third.
Knitted and Crocheted Articles
One-piece dress, knitted: V. E.
Johnson, no address, first; Mrs.
Victor Bailey, route 4, second; Mrs.
O. K. Burrell, 1944 Moss, third.
One-piece dress, crocheted: Mrs.
Arna B. Simon. 1208 Nineteenth
avenue east, first: Mrs. Paul Gard.
Wendling, second.
One-piece dress, knitted: Mrs. R.
R. Wood, 961 Jefferson, first; Mrs.
V. Bailey, route 4, second; Mrs. V.
Bailey, route 4, third.
Two-piece dress, crocheted: Mrs.
Arna B. Simon, 1208 Nineteenth
avenue cast.
Sweater knitted: Mrs. E. Roblyer
route 4. first; Harriet Ingram,
Creswell, second; Mrs. W. K.
Striker, 1936 Adams, third.
Child's set, knitted: Mrs. Max
Nielson, Junction City, first; Mrs.
Ruby Bowers, route 2, second; Mrs.
W. K. Striker. 1036 Adams, third.
Lace by yard, knitted: Mrs. E.
Roblyer, route 4, first; Mrs. O. Jen
kins, 491 Broadway avenue west,
second; J, A. Russell, Creswell,
third.
Afghans, knitted: Alice Green,
611 Eleventh avenue west, first.
Afghans, crocheted: Mrs. J. Su
mich. Blachly, first; Leora Mc
Murphy, 179 Sixteenth avenue east
second; Mrs. R. J. Ness, 1536 Co
lumbia, third.
Meats, first, second, third.
General Project Harold Hagg,
first; Dean Bailor, second.
Wood Turning Japser Streeter,
first: Wendahl Warren, second:
Clifford Shields, third.
Special Project Warren Bus
sell, first.
Leather Work David Stone,
first; Eugene Kupetz, second;
Russell Phillips, third.
Metal Work Neil Koch, first;
Edward Moore, third.
Junior High Industrial Arts
Ninth grade woodwork Donald
Foster, first; Gene Giuirroute, sec
ond; Lloyd Cameron, third.
Seventh grade woodwork
Bruce Urey, first; Dick Nelson,
second.
Ninth grade leatherwork Ken
neth Wilson, first; Frank Bonson
III, second.
All grades metal work LcRoy
Latham, first. ', ,
Amateur Craftsmanship i '
Woodwork Charmalee Spier-
ing, first.
Metalwork Lester Read, ssc
ond.
Leatherwork Frank Bonson,
first. , ;
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Industrial Arts
Winners Listed
Winners in the industrial arts
been announced from the office of
the Manager Allen Wheeler. All
are from Eugene.
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