Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 13, 1940, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHP REOTSTErt-OTTARB, EtJGENE, OREGOJf Paje Fivt, '"OZLit ClolWnt ,,Twith seven children, "Ho years of age. Is W i if clothing. P,,y f League- The ge of the as follows: a girl, 2; .fSoOiaboy.eiabi. if1-,- and a girl. 10. Any v'!'rations of clothing ihavtr TciTY NEWS NOTES - 'for "is hoped thefam.ly '"Jtfitted before Christ- 5 . . nrrlso" Here 7.1 Tedford, county road JSSor for the Cottage Grove ("Jo A Rt'st. supervisor fXJihmi end of the coun- PrwundinS Junction City. P hEueene Thursday to con- ifind County Kngineer Morse. undscaned ! Woodruff nurseries have Jwmpleted landscaping of the Si at 'wn nw homes r iSbuilt In the eastern end of t Oat Is that of Ma Ru- .' w it.A nnhnstein fur- E company, at Twenty see. i irtri easi mi., niveau ii ind the other that of L. C. jjjrtf f IM Twin Oaks Lum- wrnr- L( le lrlrhtened ill HOtm ana cunipaii.r no Litraightenlng the County road wridi Camp creek and Walter Si Sock to be taken from Ml on the road will be used Site crusher to be set up by Ijt county. L Asked to Meet limbers of the Twentieth Ceri- U club of the First Methodist Eich are asked by their presl- M Charles M. Andreason, to M in the Sunday school chapel FXILDINO MATERIALS AT LOWER PRICES Ttr rears to pay for Home Improvements Mocjan Lumber Co. Hit W. Sixth II atr limits North Phone 652 KYANIZE htrt, Varnishes and Enameli UV lad Economical to use LIGHTNING'S Am 1316 1151 Willamette a few minutes befora 1 1 m a..- day. They will attend the morn, ing services in a body, and seaU will b reserved for them. Bond Honey Sent County Treasurer Grace Rchiska Friday sent to New York $3116.25 as Eugene school district bond in terest tnd $412.30 as Springfield school district bond Interest, be sides $5000 to be paid on the Springfield district bond principal. To Hunt Greenery The Obsidians will go in search of Christmas greenery on their weekly trip this Sunday. Mrs. Helen Kilpatrick is the leader. The group will leave at 8 a. m., and will go not more than 15 or 20 miles by car, and about two miles by trail, returning shortly after noon. Registration ia open at Henderahott's. New Clerk Elected Mrs. Norman D. Jacobson has been elected clerk of the Harpole school district in place of Mrs. Gertrude McKercher, who has moved from the district to Junc tion City. From McKentie Valley J. A. Merriman of the middle McKenii valley was in Eugene on business Friday, Portland Banker Bere ft. R. Broderick, assistant vie president Of the First National bank of Portland, was in Eugene Friday and called at the two local banks. Visiting In Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gordon have been visiting in Portland for a few days. Here From Siltcoos Lake Mr. and Mrs. Joccn Darlintf Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dier and Larry uier, tneir small son, of Darlings Resort on SlltcOos lake are here for a few days. Road Work Wanted Fred Smlgley, county road sup ervisor for the Crow section, was in Eugene Friday and reported naiMurn Bargain Center for Terms and Tires EUGENE TIRE CO. Phone lit 48-Ell that the people around Gillespie Corners want the Jackson road in that vicinity graveled. They are also seeking the same improve ment for the Murdock road, in the same section. Mr. and Mrs. Brown Here Mr. and Mrs. Warner W. Brown of Portland are In Eugene on a visit. Mr. Brown, a former Eu gene banker, and his wife lived several years at San Diceo. Cal.. after leaving here but have been in Portland the last year or so. Bazaar at Public Market The ladies of the south division of Central Presbyterian church will hold a bazaar of fancy work and a home-made candy sale at the Producers' Public market Saturday. Student Returns Carlton Wilder, a student at the university, has returned to his classes here, following a 10 days' absence at his home in Roseburg. due to an attack of Influenza. Young Returns to Eugene James Young, local representa tive of a wholesale grocery con cern, has returned to Eugene fol lowing a week's stay in Marsh-field. H. C. Wheeler In City H. C. Wheeler, state senator from Lane county, was in Eugene from above Pleasant Hill Thursday. ham (2 ticket), Kitty H. Scobert, F. M. Bennett, and Ed Welder. Overtime parking, $1 Lee F. Hoffran, John Gallagher, A. P. Runey. and H. Mull. H. Gordon, parking in Safety sone, $1; Ralph Balchelor, park ing in loading zone, $1. MARRIAGE LICENSER Leslie Harold Dungan of Port land and Mildred Marie Hecklnger of Eugene. Robert L. Smith and Saverina Oraziano, both of Eugene. Orloffe S. Anderson and Mabel Brodlne Richardson, both of Eugene. Robert D. Jordan and Margaret Bressler, both of Cottage Grove,. BUSINESS NAME Certificate of assumed business name, Civic Service filed. BOUNTY Bounty collected by Overton Dowcll of lorence on two bobcats: by Archie Williams of Rainbow on three coyote, five bobcaU and one cougar, . , I CIRCUIT COURT G. N. Allenbaugh against Beulah B. Allenbaugh; order modifying decree. Nl'RSB CERTIFICATE Certificate as registered nurse filed by Norma Irene Greiner. Rainbow Trapper Says Business Good Trapping in the Cascades Is fairly good this winter, according to Archie Williams of Rainbow, who was in Eugene Tuesday to obtain the bounty, on the pelts of several animals he has snared lately. Mr. Williams was given the county bounty of $3 each on tnree covotes, $2.50 each on .five bob cats and $10 on one cougar. He will receive $50 additional on the cougar pelt from the state. Mr. Leonard Here I Mrs. Brighton Leonard of Cot- i tage orove was a Eugene visitor Thursday. Mr. Van Srholark flere Clifford Van Scholack of the Creswell section was in Eugeno on business Thursday. Enrenean at Marshfleld C. E. Knight of Eugene was In Marshfield on business Thursday. Constable Carlson Here C. S. Carlson, constable of the Florence district and special dep uty sheriff, was in Eugene Thursday. State Highway Man Here H. O. Benson, state highway right-of-way agent, was here Fri day on business with the county court regarding a small piece of land acquired by the highway department. Records TRAFFIC FfNES Mtir violations, $1 Horns A. Harr (2 tickets): J. N. Whlt aker, Glondon Dotson, John Brown, Jack Hansen, Ralph Peck- DOM RING' Bt fr from Cooking worries with tho new 1941 ALL-AMERICAN MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE fMJlto CAPACITY FOR HOLIDAY COOKING HT "-pound turk.y. T room l0, comp', 610 SWINO.OUT BROILER, high tnaugH to broil chiekont or barbacua roatta. Eitra apace banaath for warming plattart er relit, or for ktep. Ing foedi hat. T.W"" urnr ,n,Mii Easy Budget Terms Up to 36 Months to Pa? The range 615 Cooking experts helped design Make a real strike for liberty and ask Santa for this marvelous new Magic Chef. Ask for It in advance, and have it in time for your extra holiday cooking. It's a beauty, massive and expensive looking: a good practl cal size, just what you want when the whole clan gathers for family dinners. More oven and broiler space, more top. area Disappearing plate - warming shelves, high back panel, handy utensil drawei. PLUS the famous Magic Chef Red Wheel oven regulator, automatic lighting. Lifetime-guaranteed gas-tav Ing burners, smoothly adjustable from fast-Are to slow-simmer. Investigate CP Before You Buy See the extra economies you gel with Certified Performance. Saves time, food and money Coot wilfi Gat, Amttkt't fovorito Fwt ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL COMBINATION RATE N GAS RANGES AND WATER HEATERS Northwest Cities Gas Co. foONE 2a 931 OAK GA for the 4 big jobs Cooking, water heating, refrigeration, heating. til 804 Willamette TWO STORES 91 Willamette LEATHER GOODS Here are a few of the Big Value we are offering you in High Quality Leather. Ladies' Fitted Case Top grain, black leather, Talon zipper, Moire silk lined- $gl9 Men's Fitted Case S 1 7 Q Top grain tan cowhide, very complete. VgWh 9 Includes first aid kit iU. Men's Fitted Case CKlAB Top grain black cowhide, very high PLtSO qualify brushes. , itf Ladies' Fitted Case (&lQ Round nhape, brown cowhide. Talon P XC &w tipper. Unusual , WZf Men's Compact Case e f ao Brown cowhide, interlocking brushes. Pflif Very neat. . iU Men's Collapsable Case an 00 No fitting!), rubberized lined. High P II Oat! quality Icnthcr. Only.. fcjg Ladies' Fitted Case CrCTlcn Moire silk lined. High grade brush. ? 3U Beautiful mirror. . .....L. Ml Men's Fitted Case . l21ft Brown cowhide. One of our most beau K Jaf k tiful numbers. ...i LC Men's Fitted Case - nin Tan Saddle Leather. Real Talon Jf 13 zipper. 'mm -jM Ladies' Fitted Case Red leather, beautiful backs on mirror JPV W and brushes. . ., t?J Men's Fitted Case &ftlQ Snap Fastener, reinforced tan saddle lajj Jl JkW leather. Sturdy. . f . f,M Genuine Pigskin Billfold $) 79 A $5.00 Value. Seal Skin Billfold Several Pockets. Worth $2.50 SJ179 Alligator Skin Billfold $l 19 Very attractive . ..4... iU Genuine Seal Skin Billfold $)79 Fine zipper, worth $3.50 .. . Mai ' English Morocco Billfold $f 79 Soft high grade leather - Ui Calf Skin Billfolds . (5C Some with zippers. .... ....... NJ7 Marcolo Man Dies Af Age Of 69 Years MARCOLA, Dec. 13 (Special) -John William Eaust of Marcola died Friday at the age of . He was born March 6, 1871, in War saw, Pa,, and married Clara R. Porter at Ridgeway, Pa, March 22, 1906, coming to Oregon in the tame year. He Is survived by a ton. Glen, of Marcola; two grand children; three listers EJvie Cris pin of Bradford, Pa., Tillle Mc Manlgl of Brookvllle, Pa, Mrs. William Long, Donald, Ore. The Veatch chapel is la charge of funeral arrangements. 804 Willamette TWO STORES 917 Willamette There's Probably No Reason Why "Gift" and "Thrift" Rhyme, Yet They r. f T -iL D....il.. VAL. V... C.I-.l V.... r":ii. A L M..M. TL-li. vju luyoinar rcuvbiiT ttiigii i uu jvicti iuui villi ri TTCkiern nnii GIFTS For The WOMAN S Sachet Balls 10c Dra Ash Trays 10c Jergen's Gift Soap lQe 6 Bars 24r Bath Salts 59' Attractive Package ... JJ Evening In Parisj Perf tine $1.10 Silk Cosmetic cosmetic aj m Bags HQ 2 Pockets Big Apple 98 With i Apple Blossom Perf urn it. ou 00 DathaSueet . oc S lb. Box Cafl 10 Candy B 19 Delicious Chocolate Manicure Sets That any Lady wtll Appreciate 10c to $2.69 BARGAINS For Your TREE Tree Light Bulbs w Tinsel 14 Ft. Silver 9c Icicles Ire Silver 5 LEATHER GOODS ONCE AG AW WESTERN THRIFT "8COOP8" WITH THE CREAM OF THE LEATHER GOODS MARKET. PRICES - BELOW WHOLESALE NO TWO ITEMS ALIKE 98c to $7.50 GIFTS For The MAN El Rancho 0c Set 2 Hair OH. Lotion. Shampoo William's Marine Band Harmonicas 69c Gem Razor $-0 oo In Travel Kit Shaving Bowl Am Wrlsley'a ... S 100 Anchor Poker Chips 49c Fountain Pens t oo Shaving Mirms 23c One Side Magnifies Other Items You Should Not Overlook Christmas Cards (Plc Box of 10 Christmas Essue Cellophane Mica 2 Snow fie Reg. 5e Dip; rcpiierminc Candy Sticks 4Qe ii irou nil s Choc Cherries 19c LB. Interesting Gifts from Our Tobacco DepK Gift Cigars Van Dyck Doi tan White Owl El Sidelo Box of 2S $1.10 Xmas Wrap. Yellow Bole Pipes $1.00 ?eilt Cigarettes $ J35 George Washington Tobacco 8 Oi Xmas Wrapped Canister Ideal Gift 29 Box of 10 Cigars HAVANA SWEETS CANADIAN CLUBS 23c 5 Pack Has 5 kinds "f High fBfaj Or.de SBC Tohacco . Gift Cigars U. S. Bond Havana Sweets Canadian Club King Edward Box of 80 Xmas Wrap 98' Box nf 10 Cigars ROI TAN WAN DYCK 45c Ask For four Free 1941 Calendar Pound Tobacco Prlnte Albert Velvef Half and Half 13"