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THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON CITY NEWS NOTES - "S555M of Spokane, :;1B d here Thursday to ' 'To the funeral of his '"Hush MacDonald. who : S. united States veter 'Erf Wednesday. Colin 'JSXlto member of 4h of the Grand lie dam- I u-! Nation for marriage license filed at Vancouver thTr Maurice J. Berg 01 by,nd Freda B. Burt of Cuni " ... .wtion campaign. I the , ,ith ths Tduirman. The money was Effa support oMh. national, "mi county candidates of the r7- Can Be Hauled n i, against the law to haul i on the highway and roads mosi nouiw" . F " I1 j t.Mte .aiiIH haul trations ana u.-s-- - - t,j without being molested by in ponce. L Dinner At Jefferson P... j f William Duck- IYj. aiiu i.- ----rth were at Jefferson Thursday L Thanksgiving ainner hi uic Lie of Mrs. Duckworth's cousins, E and Mrs. G. M. Aupperle. L-ioom Teachers Meet fotit one-room teachers of the I u( in the Pennpv inly iu iiicv. ... - tit auditorium at 10 a. m. Sat Edsy. Mrs. Bernice Zeller will L-usj the book, "Tools of To- fcnw." Ire From Albany lu, h Mrs. L. W. Newcomb of 1'nary were Eugene visitors Wcd- kdiy and called at tne omce 01 Eunty Judse Clinton Hurd. . S. to Visit- Members of Blue River chap- 0. E. S., have accepted an fetation to visit the Cottage Grove chapter Friday evening. The Eugene members will leave about 7 p. m. Those wanting transporta tion are asked to call Mrs. Walter Ransom at 3515-W or Mrs. Dan Boykin at 3285-W. Dance Is Friday The Eugene Youth League will hold its dance Friday instead of .Thursday evening at the W. O. W. hall. Dancing will be from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Here Mr. and Mrs. John Hart of Deerhorn were Eugene visitors Wednesday. Drive To Bend Dr. and Mrs. Foster Burnett and daughter, Judith, drove to Bend Wednesday afternoon to spend Thanksgiving with friends. Mrs. Cooley Here Mrs. H. W. Cooley of Blue River was a Eugene visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Schiska In Portland . Mrs. Grace Schiska, county treasurer, spent Thursday in Portland. Mrs. Stacy Here Mrs. Clara Stacy of Deerhorn was ii Eugene Wednesday and was a caller at offices in the courthouse. Floyd Mauney Here Floyd Mauney, principal of the Lowell high school, was a visitor in the office of County Superin tendent Moffitt Wednesday. Townsend Meeting Townsend club No. 11 will meet Friday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. E. W. Walker at 260 High street. Card Party Townsend club No. 1 will hold a card party at the Silver Spray hall Friday night at 8 p. m. Friends of members have been invited. Re freshments will be served. Turkey Dinner Sunday The Spanish-American war vet erans and auxiliary are planning a G MIRRORS- O A WORTHWHILE CHRISTMAS PRESENT SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY PICTURE FRAMING Now Is the Time to Get Your Framing Done ...Our Holiday Rush Will Soon Be On; Always the Same, Quality Work. linger Paint and Wallpaper Co. 713 Willamette Phone 749 NEED A GOOD PAINTER? PHONE 749 4 5 ' j fe V a tvr?"v m.; a 1 f.m V-7.,- T ; T T ' y -i ... i FROM ASHLAND will come this organization of musicians to the state-wide Masonic ........ . 1 I I C 1 1 r-- . .1 . 1 , I 1 . iiiaiiiicu jur omuraay in cugeno ai uic armory, a sireei paraae win oe one oi ine nignugms oi ine aiiernoon. turkey dinner at the armory Sun day at 1 p. m. All Spanish-American war veterans and their fam ilies are being invited to attend. The dinner will be served free. Records JUSTICE COURT Iris Evelyn Witty assessed court costs on charge of having no oper ator's license. John Fager arraigned on lar ceny charge: preliminary hearing Friday at 1:30. Clark Archer and Roscoe Vic tor Leigh waive preliminary hear ing on bad check charge and bound over. CIRCUIT COURT L. M. Brown and Opal Evans against Brumbaugh Timber com pany: decree quieting title to cer tain land in section 36. township 22 south of range 2 west. Elizabeth May Alden against Ernest Henry Alden; suit filed for divorce. Oren C. Davis and others against Leonard Cummings and others: suit filed to quiet title to certain property. The Perfect Christmas Gift "0 EXT14 CHARGE FOR TWO PEOPLE TOGETHER m mm mmmm kTLMwm MM mw m I .uciw: .... w i i . tv At u" I I W rr.TlO.1 MAKE-UP SERVICE Your nes, lip, eernplcnoo. Dixit up for tht Mincra't cyt. Holljrwood glamour wrrict txduHvt at Brunof Out-of.town m$tomer$ given immediate attention JJTTZ (ABOVE NEWBERRY'S) PKr 3S PROBATE COURT Estate of Mary Adaline Lamb, deceased: order autV""-izing as signment of loan and building stock. Estate of George Smith, de ceased: executor authorized to execute lease. Estate of S. C. Hankin, deceased; order and license to sell real prop erty. Estate of Elsa K. Simmons, de ceased: final report of administra tor accepted and administrator dis charged. Estate' of George L: Brumby.' deceased: Earl G. Muir appointed administrator and W. B. Gard, Clarence Lombard and H. H. Hobbs appraisers. Estate of Kate Ermina Ward, deceased; December 21 at 10 a. m. set as time for final hearing. Eugene To Parricioare In Coryallis Corn Show The Eugene schools will be represented at the Oregon State corn show Saturday at Corvallis, when a corn judging team from the high school agricultural de partment will compete with other valley high school teams, accord ing to M. C. Buchanan, agricul tural instructor. Members of the team selected yesterday are Leon ard Halderson, Harold Coe. and Bert Denham, with Frank Jordan, alternate. Two members of the Eugene chapter have exhibits in the F.F.A. department of the corn show. Bert Denham and Joe Harrison each have a 10-ear exhibit of Wiscon sin 90-day hybrid field corn which they selected from their corn pro jects, carried as part of their vo cational agriculture work in the school. ' Fager Arrested On Charge Of Larceny John Fager is in the county jail, booked on a charge of larceny from a person. He was arrested late Wednesday by city police and taken before Justice of the Peace John Bryson. He will be given a hearing Friday at 1:30 p. m. He was placed under $2500 bail. Fager is accused of theft from a man here last May. A warrant was issued at that time, but until recently he had been out of the city. HATS On Sale Now! KAMAE HAT SHOP, 1007- Willamette St How To Lose Ugly Body Fat Get a Mor Stram-lind Yiqui9 So Risky Drug No Inconvenience Would you like to Iom oounda of ufly fat and fiin a more slender figur- gain that Inerw of energy and altracttverw-M which generally fol low! weight reduction and rlM morn ing' bubbling over with vigor? Well that l the experience of thou nds of women who faithfully fol lowed this tt Kruwhn plan. And it' all m easy. tnepenirtve an al most effortjewt home method approved by Ihwiwind of dorlori. Simply take a half teapoonfiil of Kmchen Fait in a glau of wi before breakfast. Cut out oavtry and faity meat go light on poWoe. but ter, rream and sugar and keep Lhta up for 30 dayt- Ro atari today, girl, to get more Plender. rvtu. CHARMINtt riOURK Get a bottle of KrufChen Bait todar at Penny-Wtae Drug Co.. or leading drug gut every wnere. Lati 4 weka tn fxpentve. Either pleasant tabling, NEW "bubbling form or the plain non fixzy form for foiki wbo uaXar to UJu it ta tut wane. British War Spending Off LONDON. Nov. 21. W Brit ain's war expenditures have drop ped to a daily average of 9,500,000 pounds ($38,000,000) last week against an average of 12,000.000 pounds ($48,000,000) the previous two weeks, exchequer figures have disclosed. - The report showed a deficit of $47,775,074 pounds ($191,100,296) for the week of all government ex penses with revenue of only $19,- 844.048 pounds ($79,376,192) against expenditures of 67,619,122 pounds ($270,476,488); Future Farmers Active At Cottage Grove Members of the Eugene Future Farmers of America chapter put on the Future Farmer initiation in Cottage Grove Tuesday night for 24 boys of the Cottage Grove and F.ugene chapters. Following the initiation, refreshments of cookies and cider were served. A basketball game played between the two chapter teams found Cot tage Grove the winner. The annual parent and son ban quet for the local chapter was held Wednesday evening. Harry Thienes was chairman of the ban quet committee; Wildlife Federation To Protect Fowl COTTAGE GROVE, Nov. 21. (Special) John Wilson. N. J. Nel son, Vinal Randall, Robert Dren ner, Joe T. Smith and George Mathews attended the Lane county unit of the-Wildlife Federation at the Del Rey cafe in Eugene Tues day" evening. Local sportsmen arc planning to adopt a project de signed to foster and protect the migratory water fowl, under the project it is proposed to build a network of smaller dams near the flood control dams for the propa gation of wild ducks and geese. Sportsmen plan a project which will care for 10,000 ducks and geese. who may have been missed in the first batch of 350,000 forms will start this week in every part of the state. Sam Crawford Band At Park Saturday Sam Crawford, composer and band leader, is bringing his 16 piece band to Willamette park for one night only this coming Satur day night. An eastern band, little known on the coast, but well known in the east and middle west. Sam has brought his band to the coast for the winter. Sam is very much like Ted Lewis, playing the show plai.es. and top dance places, Manager A. B, Loud said. He brinRS 16 pieces, including the gor geous Majorette who dancas and sings and has been a sensation wherever she appears, he said. Lowell News Governor To Speak On Labor Inventory ' SALEM, Nov. 21. (Special) Early completion of Oregon's skill ed labor inventory as a vital step In the national defense program will be urged by Governor Sprague In a radio address over KOIN at 6:15 Friday evening, November 22. With defense plans being speed ed up all over the country, the governor is expected to ask that employers and employes cooperate in making prompt reports to the board for the mobilization of la bor. Registration of Independent bus iness men, farmers, and others LOWELL. Nov. 21. (Special) A party was enjoyed Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Juta Newman by 58 persons. Tnose at tending the affair included Rev. and Mrs. Werner Bock of Wend line Open Bible Standard church. Rev. and Mrs. John Wright of Oakrldge, and Rev. and Mrs. Earl Williamson of the local churcn. The rest were young people from these localities. Games, music and refreshments were enjoyed by the group. Both Lowell grade school and the high school are closed until next Monday because of at least two cases of scarlet fever. . The P.-T. A, ladies met Tuesday afternoon with.. Mrs. Elzora Win frey to work on the quilt for the bazaar. A collection of plants, in cluding several kinds of cacti, is being made by Mrs. Shcasley for the potted plant sale the same evening as the bazaar. All dona tions of plants and paints for dec orating pots will be appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell have moved into the cabin n'. Adams recently completed for them, Mr. Mitchell is coach at the high school. FUNERAL IS FRIDAT CRESWELL, Nov. . 21. (Spe- ciaD-i-Funeral services for J. C. Stratford will be held from the Schwering chapel at Creswell Fri day at 1 a. m. Mrs. C. L. Camp will officiate. Interment will be in the Creswell cemetery. By Mr. Stratford's request, friends are asked to send no flowers unless they are home grown. STORE TO OPEN SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 20. (Spe cial) The Ideal Furniture com pany, dealers In new and used fur .liture, and stoves, will open Fri day. II Is situated In the old post office building, 117 south Fourth street. Toklo's metropolitan police ap prove the showing of news reels in sumay stations of the city. PRE-CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE of COATS Further drastic price reductions bring high quality, style-right coats within reach of all. If you're needing a dress coat, or one for sports and knock-about wear, here's an opportunity! . . . wide selection of styles and materials. Costume Suits off! 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