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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1940)
M " - t. lt fCna. 2. Willing Workers club u home 01 Mrs. waiueii 'V&53?y afternoon., The jwussed plans concern- . for the poembecher if" An invitation was re gtAun. County Fed- from tar away eration of Women's clubs to at tend the meeting which will be held in the River Road clubhouse on Friday, April 5. A contest was held in which Mrs. Charles Stall mgs won the prize. Those present were: Mrs. D. J. Calvert, Mrs. Ar thur Roach, Mrs. James Green Mrs. Harold Hurd and son, Don ald, Mrs. Archie Tirrell, Mrs. Ella V. . 1 5t fttfU finest vanilla beans grow, ut iht SdiiUing quest for quality ,nis That's why Schilling pure Ljj, bs that exquisite, delicate U,hichwon .bskcor.nezeott. jMHCES-19 EXTHACTS ' r Schilling 1 MM il 5 1 CLQROX-CLEAN . its hygienically F CLOROX were used only for bleaching or deodorir. ing or stain removing it would still command a rightful place in every home. But Clorox. does even more ... It disinfects in laundering and in routine cleansing . . . pro viding greater home health security. You owe it to yourself as a good housekeeper,and to your family as the guardian of their health, to use Clorox in laundry, kitchen, bath room. Clorox also has many Important personal uses. Simply follow directions on label. There's only one Clorox. MUMiMMMHraHl UTUHliJi I MUIS iCT-.i.wi.-.iinrre si I WAS 'CAUSE I LEARNED ABOUT A REAL COFFEE VALUE" 1,1 ..AtfV 'T-T.... . m him!" mv crncer was savins'. "It's top grade coffee, superbly blended, perfectly toasted. Popular with thousands of critical folk who like a satisfying mellow-rich flavor!" Sounded so good that I bought a pound! "Unlike most brands," Mr. Grocer explained, "Airway's delivered in the bean . . . fresh from nearby roasting ovens. No fancy package, no costly delays, so you're money ahead!" Onlv taL J.l; i, -v -.u luaster-io-grocer delivery P4" grand coffee cost so little!" said Lg big fragrant pound. "But Fr! Unless you thoroughly enjoy rJy...itrA... l: itl. -J ptwind,u fully guaranteed!" 'lURED BY SAFEWAY fey 7 AIRWAY COFFEE pTTtiiht 1M0. Di.ht F.lJi OoiMor M Fruxi. Meek, Mrs. Charles Stallings, Mrs. Frank Rice, Mrs. Eva Feulner, Mrs. John Hurd and son, Bobby, Mrs. Hal Harrington and the hostess. Mrs. Walden Pendell. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Arthur Roach on Tuesday, April 2. Birthdays Observed The Meet Your Neiehbor ui v.aourg, neia a party, Sunday, ! "i me nome ot Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank Hyland, in Eugene. The oc- i casion observed the birthday anni- versaries of Mrs. Hyland, M. R. Lee, of Myrtle Point, and J. Smith, ui v-ouage urove. A potluck din ner was served followed bv a so-' cial afternoon of cards and Chin- i ese checkers. Those attending, were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, of i Cottage Grove; M. R. Lee, of Myr tle Point; Mr. and Mrs. Jackson,' of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Verne i Hazen, of Goshen; Mr. and Mrs. I. J O. Sidwell and daughter, Frances! Kay, Robert Deverell and Ralph ' iewman, Jr., ot Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sidwell, Mr. and Mrs.: Arthur Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Loron Longcoy, Mrs. Homer Galloway,: Mr. and Mrs. Georee Deffen-i bacher, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Harring ton, of Coburg, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hy land, of Eugene. Shower Given Mrs. R. W. Harrington. Jr.. and Mrs. Don Harrington entertained. recently, at the home of the form er with a shower honoring Mrs. brnest Harrington. Games were played and a contest was held in which Mrs. Keith Gordon was the winner. The guest of honor was presented with many gifts. Those present were: Mrs. Ernest Har rington, of Coburg; Mrs. Keith Gordon, Mrs. Dan Webster. Mrs. Addie Wright, Mrs. Leonard Hil- lis and Mrs. Percy Harrington, of Eugene; Mrs. Elmer Holderson and two small daughters, Mary and LaVelle, of Springfield; Mis. An drew Erickson, of Spencer Creek; Mrs. Harold Funke, Mrs. Arthur Roach, Mrs. Wiliiam Hillis. Mrs. John Hurd, Mrs. Frank Rice, Mrs. Hal Harrington, Russell Harring ton and the two hostesses, Mrs. R. W. Harrington, Jr., and Mrs. Don Harrington, of Coburg. Frank Rice entertained at his home, recently, with a stag party. Social diversion for the evening included cards and Chinese check ers. Those present were: M. R. Lee, of Myrtle Point; Andrew Eriokson and Herman Erickson, of Spencer Creek; Elmer Holderson, of Springfield; Dan Webster, Leon ard Hillis and Percy Harrington, of Eugene; Harold Funke,. Don Harrington, R. W. Harrington, Jr., Ernest Harrington, Hal Harrington and the host, Frank Rice. Payne, her subject being "Fin land." Mrs. Harvey Cockeram conducted the better speech les son. Election of officers was held, unanimous votes being cast for the following: President, Mrs. Edgar Richards; first vice president, Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey; second vice president, Mrs. Sam Walkinshaw; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Leona Merk. In the Yoncalla public library the following new books have been placed on the shelves for circulation: "Tnrzan and the Gold en Lion," "Caddie Woodlawn," "Lorna Doone," "A Central Amer ican Journey," "Jimmie," "Little Wooden Doll," "Pinocchlo," "The Silver Shell," "40 Good Morning Talcs," "Western Union," "Raiders of Spanish Peaks," "Song After Midnight," "The Scarlet Oak," "The New Moon," "At the Back of the North Wind," "Adventures of a Brownie," "The Scottish Chiefs," "The Moon's Birthday," "Heidi Grows Up," "The Boy Who Loved ' Freedom," "Abe Lincoln Grows Up." From Yoncalla YONCALLA, March 21. (Spe cial) The Yoncalla grade school boys won a basketball game from the Gerome Prairie boys on the Yoncalla floor with a score of 18 to 11. They are now champions of Douglas, Jackson, and Josephine counties. Mr. and Mrs. Scoffield and fam ily of Dallas have moved in one of Mr. Bigelow s houses. The Perkins house on what is known as the Bishop place on Mill town hill burned Monday about noon. Nothing was saved. There will be a miscellaneous shower for the Perkins family at' the I. O. O. F. hall Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plowman and family moved from the Jess Laswell place to the Minar Apple gate house. The last meeting of the Yoncalla Women's Study club was held at Mrs. Leslie Miller's home. The rooms and tables were decorated In celebration of St. Patrick's day. After luncheon the group sang. For roll call each guest responded with an Irish story. The 15-min-ute talk was given by Mrs. Henry PHILCO Refrigerators Radios All Sizes and Prices H. W. While Electric Co. 55 W. Broadway BUTTER-KRUST THAT GOOD BREAD BAKED BY WILLIAMS j You on strvt your fimily with all kinds of new, delicious dishes prepsrtd In 6Vi minutes. Rich, nourishinf with the energy from A-1 Durum Semolint. Ask your ror todsy for "f KIL-llTS" cellophine wriopod. J ! ttra. ' v , vj Prices EffecUva Friday, March 22, to Monday. March 25, Inc. SPRING SALE of FRESH Fruits & Vegetables ' Duchess Salad Dressing ..14c 25c pt. Jar Qt. Jar Asparagus . . 3 lbs. 29c Long Green for your Easter dinner Radishes . 3 Bunches 10c or Green Onions Carstcn's ready to serve Hams. Buy a pre-cooked ham and save the shrink age. Do you know a 12 lb. Tenderized Ham will welch about 9 lbs. when It comes out of the oven. All you do Is heat a pre-cooked ham and you have no shrinkage. Special (surplus fat re moved) J1 or whole 'C lb. HAMS Morrell's Eastern sugar cured hams. These hams are tenderized and do not need parboiling. Si or whole Lb. 15Vc Cherub Milk 3 Sm. IOC Cans 25c Carrots . . Parsnips and Rutabagas Apples . . Extra Fancy Winesaps 5 lbs. 10c 7 lbs. 25c Potatoes . . 12 lbs. 23c U. S. No. 1 Klamaths In Free Shopping Bag FLOUR KITCHEN CRAFT HOME TYPE FLOUR 49 lb. Bag Smoked Picnics Armour's Eastern sugar cured. 1 Q 1 ' Average weight 6 to 10 lbs. Lb. 1& 2C Loin Pork Roasts Loin or rib ends of young pig 1 1 J pork, 2 to 3 lb. average Lb. 11 2C Sliced Bacon Eastern sugar T7l cured. No rind no waste, Lb. 1 2C Pure Lard Open kettle rendered, 4 lbs. 25o Hamburger, no water or cereal 2 lbs. 15o Pork Sausage, fresh ground country style, lb. 10c Pork Chops, lean center cut pork chops, lb. 15o Pork Steak, Lean cuts from young . pig pork Lb. 12l$o Featuring Spring Lamb and Fryers at the most reasonable prices. Friday & Saturday Specials ' Eugcno and Springfield Stores 1.49 Rinso 24-or. pkg. 15c CORN 12 oz. Cans 25c DEL MAIZ NIBLETS. JUST LIKE CORN OFF THE COB PINEAPPLE Tr ....... 10c ROSEDALE WHOLE GOLDEN SLICES " CLEANSER " 3 19c OLD DUTCH, FOR POTS & PANS SuPurb GRANULATED SOAP 24-oz. pkg 15c Pkg. 10c Paa's EASTER EGG DYE 3 pkgs. 25C KETCHUP 3 J4cL HEINZ MADE FROM VINE-RIPENED TOMATOES and PURE SPICES 49c Lipton Tea 1 Orange Pekoe QQ 72 -lb. Pkg ... OOU Briargate Beans Fancy Green Cut Beans .. No. 2 cans 35c Your Money Back II Julia Lee Wright's Bread Fails to Please Youl Van Camp's 15c PORK and BEANS lib. Cans Stokely's HONEY POD PEAS Ck Cans , 25c Margarine, Sunny .Bank 2 lbs. 19c Sunny Dawn Tomato Juice, 46 oz. can 19c Rite Wafers, l ib. package 19c Fruit Cocktail, Full-of-Gold IS oz. can 10c Grapefruit Juice Townhouse, 46 oz. can 15c Ripe Olives, Our Choice 2 No. 1 cans 25c Piedmont Mayonnaise, eft lar 33c Cascade Salad Dressing, pt. lar 13c French Dressing, Pierre's 8 oz 11c Sandwich Spread, Lunch Box, 8 oz 13a Peas, Sugar Belle Fey. Blended, 3 No. 2 cans 35c Quaker Puffed Rice, 2 pkgs 19c Kellogg's Pep, pkg 10c Roseware Oals, large package 25c Com Meal, White or Yellow, 9 lb. bag 25c Airway COFFEE 35c lbs. i lb.plc 12c' Nob Hill lb. pkg 18c 2 lb. pkg. 35c Edwards lb. can ....21c 2 lb. can ..39c 4 lb. can ..77c Eggsyff 3 47c BROOMS Or Rose Brand Kitchen Broom each ZiUC JELL-WELL 1 r Eight Flavors 4 pkgs. IOC CRACKERS OC Snowflakes, Salted 2 lb. pkg. ZiDC 2 pkgs. 27C CIGARETTES Kools ZEE TISSUE 4 Rolls . . 15c Lifebuoy Soap Bar . 5c Tuna Flakes, Vi size can, 2 cans 19c Crab Meat, Chatka Fancy Grade, 'a size 25c Whole Clams, Underwoods 2 No. 1 cans 25c Mackerel Mb. can 10c Wax Paper, Diamond 200 ft. roll 23c Kleenex Tissue, 200 size 2 for 25c Babo Cleaner can 12c Bon Ami, powdered can 12a CAN PUREX Drain Opener Melal Sponge Free with Each Can ..15c Kraft Cheese American or Brick 2 Loaf 53c WESSON OIL Pint Can . 22c Hormel's Spam All Pork Product Ck cans .... 45c Canterbury Orange Pekoe TEA Ivory Ivory Soap Soap Large Medium . 3 Bars 2 Bars 23c 9c HERSHEY BARS lpi Plain or Almond .-..3 bars 1UC TAPIOCA in Mlnule 8 oz. pkg. 1UC RANCHO SOUP OQr Vegetable and Tomato ....4 no. 1 cans ZjOC BLEACH "lrr White Magic ql. 10c Vi ga! 1C INIIIilSlMHliStlMHMHBSHilHHSMMHMMMH & Kr7 VJUViVJ
