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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1939)
Page Eleven. THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON if tlWfc F - -A4 i f , raw - u X'ZZ2 I -- w--,rrv . . , - 1 HIDE-AND-SEEK FOR NAZIS British sources call this Run on (lie western front in U help. DEERHORN' NEWS -rfRHORN'. Dec. 21. (Spe Zmi Anita Benson, sopho it Oregon Stiitc college, re .j m her home for the holi- the latter part of the week. parents, Mr. ""a lls- uc'1 -' and Tommie and Don i and Anita Benson will .-i Christmas in Portland with and Mrs. Thomas Hinkle and ,: Hazel Hinkle. fe. Minnie .Mam is spending riiliday season with her son daughter-in-law, Mr. and Alonzn Alsnp, and family, Uf Aneeles. Calif. Walter Ranch was hostess isy afternoon to a group of "jen who sacked the candy f nuts for tlie patrons and ."Is of the Deerhorn district. .t nill be distributed at the -vitalise Friday evening fol -j the proqrain which will i scented by the students of srhnnl. Included in the a were Mrs. Hogan Hanson Mrs. Rennie Koozer, Mrs. Wayne Sharr and son, Eugene, Mrs. E. E. Potter, Mrs. Everett Wcarin. Mrs. Vein Gillespie, Mrs. Dell Benson, and the hostess. I'ltEr.MtE GIFT BOX ENTERTAINS CUB I DEERHORN, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) Mrs. Hogan Hanson was hostess Tuesday afternoon to the members of the Betsy Ross sew ing club and the Delicious Dishes cooking club, both Kour-H or ganizations, at their Christmas DEERHORN, Dec. 21. (Spe- party. The afternoon was spent cial) Mrs. Dick Potter was playing games, finishing some of hostess recently to a group of ; the project work and a gift ex youngslcrs who met to prepare ; change with Doris Hanson as a gift box for Miss Delia Bealtic, ! Santa Claus. Mrs. Hanson served teacher in the daily vacation j refreshments at the close of the Bible school at the Drcrlmm I afternoon to Mrs. Dell Hanson schoolhouse last summer. The I and Dean Hanson, visitors for box will be sent to Miss Bealtie at her home in Portland fur Christmas, Those who attended were Doris, Hanson, Darlene Sharr, Lila Hanson, Dean Hanson, Douglas Beck, LaVcrne Beck, George Sharr, Eugene Sharr, Nancy Brown, Lorenzo Drown, the afternoon: Mrs. Everett Wear in, leader: Misses Connie Stang, lata Hanson, Stella Coleman, Carley Gillespie, Janet Stacy. Glcnda Smith. Louise Knox, and Doris Hanson. The girls have each planned a Christmas gift for their mothers as a special Stanley Mnllcry. Mrs Wavne I activity for their club meetings. Sharr, Mrs. L. S. Brown, and the hostess, who served refreshments at the close of the afternoon. : mm Everett Wcarin. chairman of the soliciting committee of the1 Walterville Sunday school, has finished the annual drive for funds for the treats of candy and nuts in this and nearby neigh-1 borhoods. The candy will be sacked Thursday evening at the Wcarin home and will be dis tributed Saturday evening follow ing the program at the church. RE-ELECT PRESIDENT COBURG. Dec. 21. (Special) The Willing Workers club met at the home of Mrs. Scott Madden, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Harold Hurd was re-elected president and Mrs. James Green, secretary, for another year. The group held the annual exchange of Christ mas gifts and made preparations to send a quilt to the Lane coun ty boys at the Corvallis Chil- S dren's Farm Home. ; Mrs. George Neat was a visitor for the afternoon. Members pros- '. cut were Mrs. Martha Wliilaker. Mrs. Charles Vogel, Mrs Arthur Roach, Mrs. A. I. Tyler, Mrs. Ella Meek, Mrs. Elmer Meek, Mrs. Archie Tirrell, Mrs. Effie Ward, Mrs. Frank Rice, Mrs. James Green, Mrs. Harold Hurd, Mrs. John Gustafson, Mrs. Gilbert Simmons and daughter, Mickey, Mrs. Eva Fculner, Mrs. Charles Stallings, Mrs. Hal Harrington, and the hostess, Mrs. Scotl Madden. Truly, a warm friend In cold weather! Lose that chilly feeling... drink Blitz Weinhard all winter long! Respect your preference for beer In bottles or on draught, but whichever it may be... guarantee yourself this famous beer . m;t.Woinhard! nv snecuviiiK GUARANTEED SATISFYING or your money back ccordtxl to Ut Itrmi ' CuranHa In aach eaa of Wtlnhard r Dtribu,ed by WESTERN WHOLESALERS. INC. I mm 1, ISV- P. N. G. CLI B ELECTS COBURG, Dec. 21. (Special) Mrs. Walter E. Drury and Mrs. George Dcffenbacher entertained the Past Noble Grands club at the homo of the former, this week. Officers were named as follows: Mrs. Daisy Pirtle, presi- dent; Mrs. Walter E. Drury, vice- i president; and Mrs. A. B. jonns, secretary-treasurer. The unknown fripnds were revealed at tlie meeting and names were drawn for another year. Those present were Mrs. A. I. Tyler. Mrs. James Green, Mrs. Harold Green, Mrs. Chester Taylor, Mrs. Otis Kizer, Mrs. Minnie Drury. Miss Lola Allingham, Miss Alma All ingham. Mrs. A. B. Johns, Mrs. Daisy Pirtle, Mrs. John Hurd, Mrs. Stuart Hurd, and the two hostesses, Mrs. Drury and Mrs. Deffenbachcr. The annual gift ex change was held. Black pearls arc the most valu. able ot all pearls; second in value come pink pearls, followed by white, and yellow. l1,THtlOIlC".l5t.SC.fI-fl"' Fri.&Sai Only This Certificate h Worth $4.41 I . titt CAr VArmiu. -M.te and 59c entitle the bearer to one rjl we for l-iei. men, boys and g.Ht. F'UE0 FOUNTAIN PENS. Vis.bfe Ink Supply- You see tne i r . TL. P U till A L,IFtl M lC c 59' VtWig' H W IIB- t,p0NIY ONE PULL AND IT'S FULL !t NEW PLUNCER FILLER-VACUUM yaJ S.Vi n On U. No Rucboc Uc: Ev'V Pi. '' ARS! Mail orry- - - cn D.;l. T Match Above Pen, Only 29c lTufli liiS day to stock up on these uper valueil WXjJ Jfm WllCjUjff Am Friday. Dec. 22. thru Saturday. Doc. 23. Vl Peas SUGAR BELLE Blended Sweet Peas 25c Pumpkin DIAMOND A .TO N. 2','j SOLID PACK can, LARGE NO. 2' CAN 15c Flour KITCHEN CRAFT Fancy Blend Home Type Flour 49 Lbs. $1.49 . CAMELS OLD , GOLDS (m m f- CicrarGites RALEi?:SEScar.on pl.io CHRISTMAS CANDIES HOLIDAY CHOCOLATES Dorothy Duncan Supreme CHOCOLATES Give her this deliRhtful assort ment of finest quality rhoco lates Milk and Dark Choco late s Coated Cremes, NoiiKata Chews and Nuts In attractive tin she'll want to keep. Round Tin .., 60c 3 1b. Jj Round Tin I CHESTERFIELD Corn Flakes KELLOGG'S 5c 59c 89c Satin Mix Candy !.u;cp5I 19c ('nlnrfiil ( hrlslm Candy every famllr wsntn. Quality the flnfut. Ctift boxes of Fancy Assorted Milk and Dark Chocolates, Chew's, Nougats. The bignest candy value In town! Get sev eral boxes. 2Va lb. Box 5 lb. Box Chocolate Creme Chocolate Drops Mix Peppermints 1-lb. crllii bat 1-lb. rrllo ha 1-I.b. Box 10c 10c 25c Gum Drops ' 2-lb. rrllo pkc. 23c FORM AY Shortening can 45c kill 1 Cherub Brand O C Ml Ll Baby Pure Tall Cans CJL OATS Albers Roseware PkJ- 23c MUSTARDcream Style 9 01. lar 12c SCOTCH Izt &:25c BREADiK. Jriqht" 14c Ivory Flakes p& 19c Removes dirt gently yet effectively Camay Soap 3 Bar. 17c Protective cleaning the Camay way Oval tine can 59c For a healthful relaxing drink ' Wesson Oil cS 39c Pure refined vegetable oil Sun-Maid Raisins p4ib 19c Clean Big Raisins to sweeten your baking WALNUTS Large Site 2 lbs. 25c MIX NUTS New crop Filberts. Brazils Almonds and Walnuts 2 lbs. 29c BRAZIL NUTS New crop 2 lbs. 25c HEADQUARTERS for TURKEY! Turkeys. Lb. 17 Vzc Choice Tom Turkey strictly fresh SI ..20c ...39c AIRWAY COFFEE Fresh and Aromatic Pkg. 14c S5.39c Edwards Coffee The finest coffee yet It costs you lcs! Lb. 1 O 2-lb. A O - C can tJV. HAMS TrndrrifrH and processfd for our Xmai trade. Lb. 15c Beef Roasts Choice renter cut chuck rout. Lb. 10c Smoked Picnics Cured and tondcrlxed the same as nur hum. Lb. 12Vc PORK CHOPS I.rsn center rut lots chops. Lb. 15c can 41b. can 85c Loin Pork Roast I.oln or rlh ends, Z to 3 lb. ivrrnc. Lb. 12Vc PORK STEAK Cut from younf nlf pork. Lb. 2Vzc rtVPTme Coos I1T J I OlLflO silver 1 Silver Points Quart SALT PORKrut, 8,y i.b. 7Vc Krlday & Saturday Speclala Eurne and Sprliiffleld Fruit and Vegetables Oranges 150 Size ., 2 Doi. 37c LIMES Xmas Mixers Do-. 1 5C CALAVOES Cranberries For Christmas Salad. Coos Bay Berries. Good Site. 5c 3 lbs. 35c Sweet Spuds . . 8 Lbs. 25c FEATURING BROCOLI - FANCY LETTUCE - LEMONS BANANAS - ENDIVE - SWISS CHARD - SPINACH RHUBARB EGG PLANT and ARTICHOKES FANCY DATES Z '19c Fancy Hallow i, clean, frch, unpittcd HILLSDALE PINEAPPLE BROKEN NO. 2V, ICm SLICES CAN CASTLE CREST PEACHES Halves or Slices 4 Ncan? 49C P. A. VELVET TOBACCO Lb. can 67c Grade A Large EGGS Dor. 21c For Your Christmas Table! Ritz Crackers Pkg. 19c SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS 2 lb. pkg. 27c LOOSE-WILES CREAMED ANIMALS 'a lb. 15c RIPE OLIVES No. I tall 2 cans 25c HEINZ CATSUP. U-oi. bottles 19c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE, 15-ox 10c CASCADE SALAD DRESSING Qt 23c M a y o n n a i sepiedmom Jar 19c 33c JELL-WELL DESSERT Pg. 4c GLENNAIRE GRAPEFRUIT 3 No. 2 cans 33c DIAMOND A WHOLE KERNEL CORN No. 2 can 10c SHRIMP Medium dry, 5-oi. can - 0c OYSTERS Tide Point. 5-ox. can ' 10c LIBBY'S STUFFED OLIVES 2oi. bottle Me Townhouse Grapefruit Juice Bisquick Large Pkg. 29c FREEI Xmat Cift Bei With Ech Pn No. 2 cans 15c CARROLL DRUG CO. 730 Wiuameno r PRICED $5.00 A"ER SALE
