Eugene register-guard., June 13, 1941, Image 5

B 13, 1041
CITY NEWS NOTES -
ffHAT S DOING
S'urdaZ
bsapageant' wil-
tone
f the building the Salva
St. occupy for ttje
KJftoAw will conJ
H.so a,..Vi t thi building
Ke lC from 8:30 to
iiL1 .hne, will be
flSr cents each or less
L.trince to this saie is ai
& Major C. Ford an
ted Friday.
I . i- Ra Moved
... nriisTipr that
jerating lor some time
l5?.,Y,,rrv near Not! will
ES July 1 to a quarry now
Wr, -j nn Timbered
W IIrlpL. Wnlf creek road.
Morse, county engineer,
fcj,,,eiooking after the work.
I - Smith
Mrt inns" " .
E addresses of a number of
Lji Lane county soldiers
have Deen u -
Tfwls. Wash., to California
rw. .ioH t this office.
k Ken ici..' ;
idunses are as follows: Rob
Robert J. Walton, Jr.,
Id M. Kasper, Robert K.
,nd jonn w. xjumiaui,
A. Davis and Wayne G.
k, all asslgnea lo me oum
Li' squadron, Stockton Field,
L yaklma Meeting
and Mrs. JJ. vv. xvumenuiu
ime to Yakima, Wash., to
Id the convention of the
iwest cniropraciic researcn
n Saturday and Sunday. Dr.
itrford is one of the speakers
ie program.
kjtne Visitor
lis Caryl Hollingsworth, jun
Hd Cross field representative
i Hie Pacific brand headquar
li San Francisco, is In Eugene
this week discussing Junior activ
ii6S v1?1 board members.
She Will hn horn 1 c..... ,
... u1"" mraay.
Miss Hollingsworth formerly lived
... ubciio. ueing a graduate of
the University of Oregon.
Attend Graduation-
Mr. and Mrs. irlki. rrj.
- - - ...... h. ncnuer"
shott went to Bellingham, Wash.
Thursday to attenri rl.i;
i . .7 o.Hi. nuii CA-
ercises at the Washington College
ui auutauon. Tneir AmmMor
Miss Betty Hendershott, is a mem
ber of the graduation class.
George Fisher Here-
George Fisher, who lives on a
farm on RFD 2, Springfield, was
in Eugene on business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Spires Here-
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Spires of
Junction City were Eugene vis
itors Thursday.
From Marshfield
Fred N. Pendleton and Cliff
Gulseth, automobile dealers of
Marshfield, were in Eugene Thurs
day. Obtain License at Corvallis
A marriage license was issued
at Corvallis Wednesday to Harry
R. Watson of Eugene and Mabel
V. Merrick of Philomath.
irom Portland where they at-
tended tnp ccinnc . i
chapter of the Order of Eastern
Clear J.ake Club Meets
The Clear T.nWo rv..u..
Club Will hnlrl itc
... . afl mi,
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hur-
zeier, three miles north of Coburg,
on the power line road, on the
A. L. TilTPll nlr.o Vi,sitnn. .
invited and asked to bring a well
filled picnic basket and a card
table.
Licensed in Vancouver
Oliver R. Hunt of Eugene RFD
3 and Jean M. Troy of Portland
have obtained a marriage license
in Vancouver, Wash.
From Chase Gardens
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smock were
In the city Friday from their
home in the Chase Gardens district.
No Townsend Meeting
The regular business session of
the Townsend association will not
be held Saturday evening on ac
count of the parade of pageant
princesses.
Return from Portland
Mrs. William Duckworth and
Miss S. E. Skene have returned
M. J. Harper In Eugene
M. J. Harper of Junction City
R. F. D. 2. was In V.ncrnnA nn
business, Thursday,
From Florence
J. Warren Thayer was in Eu
gene from Florence, Thursday.
Visit In Mapleton
Mrs, George J. Greene and Mrs.
W. L. Johnson of Willowbrook,
Cal., are in Mapleton for an ex
tended visit at the Epperson
ranch on Sweet creek.
Dr. and Mrs. Neal Move
Dr. and Mrs. William B. Neal
have moved from their former
home on Tenth avenue west to
their new home at Twenty-second
avenue west and Charnelton street
which they have purchased from
K. JS. veltum.
Lumberman Here
J. E. Woodard, lumberman of
Cottage Grove, transacted business
in the county owned land depart
ment at the courthouse Friday.
Lowell Merchant Here '
H. F. Shultz, merchant of Low
ell, was in Eugene on business
Friday.
Bond Money Sent
County Treasurer Grace Schiska
Friday forwarded to New York
$18,000 to pay on principal and
$3116.25 interest on Eugene school
district No. 4 bonds. She also sent
$275 as interest on bonds of
Springfield school district No. 19.
Compressor Moved
The county's air compressor that
has been used on road work on
Timbered Ridge will be moved to
In spite of
RISING PRICES
pall deposit will hold any set until desired
at no extra cost. Only $5 down.
IhH.liTiM.nHll.U-.l in the
AMERICAN STYLE
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3
the
American modern
fHk Inn. .if
nana ruDDea
lit Set nnrl
"" Slide construction . . .
M mirror, beautiful walnut
to the newest bedroom
"Won anil 41..
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CHI Mni1ra
REGULAR $79.95
MM
NOW ONLY
$3788
for the
Modern Waterfall
Beautiful Waterfall design set
tn walnut finish, unusually
well finished, with center
drawer glide construction. A
Talue never to be repeated.
Set consists of 4 pieces.
REGULAR $54.95
the
AMERICAN MAPLE
Ihls group consists of 5 pieces
. . . Bed, Vanity Chest, Nlte
Stand, and Bench. Solid
maple, reinforced construction
throughout. Hanging or at
tachable mirror.
REGULAR $74.95
$5988
trude (16), and Darlene (4) and
there brothers, Jim 18, Bob 13, and
Don 9.
These, coupled with the sup
port of Plywood local 9-244, 9-233,
and Lumber and Sawmill local
5-246, should help Princess Eve
dende no end.
LONGEST DAM
The world's longest dam will be
the Santee dam in South Carolina
When completed in 1941 it will be
eight miles long. The Conchas
dam in New Mexico is its nearest
rival with a length of 26,000 feet.
Florsheim Shoes
For Men A Women
Exclusively at
BURGH'S
1060 Willamette
A Cold Storage for
FURS
M!l I FR.T
it's 8AFEB In every way
C' 8H AVE. ACROSS FROM STATE THEATER
PHONE 3666
the old stage road east of Swiss
home which will be widened to
permit of logging by the Swenson
Lumber company of Swisshome,
according to Walter J. Holland,
county commissioner. The road
will be widened at different points
as far as Antone creek, a distance
of six miles. The state, county
and the lumber company are co
operating in the work each con
tributing a third of the cost up to
$4000.
Reunion Set
The Rickard reunion will be
held at Benton-Lane park, Sun
day. The pavillion has been
rented for the day. A potluck
dinner will be served at noon.
Hot coffee and lemonade will be
furnished. All members are in
vited to be present. A program
will be given in the morning and
SIX FLIERS DIED IN THIS BOMBER CRASH Six army fliers were killed when
this two-motored army bomber crashed on a brush covered southwest Wyoming hillside.
The plane was on a routine flight from Salt Lake to Chicago. The mishap occurred when
a summer snowstorm caught up with the plane near Lyman, Wyoming.
a business meeting held in the
afternoon.
To Sell Souvenirs
The Eugene high school P.-T. A.
is to sell souvenir handmade
leather saddles all day Saturday
at a booth at the Producers Pub
lic market to raise money for the
group's treasury.
Eugene McKinney Graduates
Eugene Bradley McKinney, of
Eugene, was graduated from the
George Washington university
with the degree of bachelor of
laws at the university's 120th an
nual commencement on Wednes
day, June 11.
Records
TRAFFIC FINES
. Meter violations, $1 Bob
Steele, S. L. Staughton, G. F.
Ciuldager, Henry Getty, Mrs. F.
C. Westerfield, Florence . Reed,
J. W. Ward, Glen Faulkner, A. B.
Loud, Cameron Button, S. E.
Burkett, Cecil Forcier.
Overtime parking, $1 J. W.
Ackman, G. W. Ruites, W. A.
Cummings, Marcia Judkins, May
& Mead Motor Co. (2 tickets),
Robert Broderick, Leo C. Coster
line, Ace Franklin, Glen Vernon,
and H. Durbin.
J. Loomis, Dewent Banta, C. L.
Dilling, and A. R. Buck, safety
zone, $1 each; Alice Spurgin and
George Bendern, running over
fire hose, $1 each; S. J. Collins,
double parking, $1; Ray S. Hy.
land, basic, rule, $7.50; Walter
Lyns, reverse turn; P. E. Sturde
vant, loading zone, $1: Clyde A.
Wallace, improper parking, $1;
Harry A. Lambert, blocking alley.
$1; Miner S. Hamlin and Lewis
G. Helterline, stop sign, $2 each,
bjr vst $1.00 . m
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NOTARY PUBLIC
Notarial commission of L. L.
Ray filed. '
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lloyd E. Schildmeyer of Eugene
and Carolyn M. Grenz of Albany,
Fred A. Kramer and Maxine
Hill, both of Eugene.
" BUSINESS NAME
Certificate of assumed business
name, Hiner and Sons Machine
Shop, filed.
$1.00
if
KaiMetn MayQumfan
lipstick double-talk ... a bright on
(or day, one deeper for night
Treerf yourself fo two fuAury Qpsfldai
of the price of a thmdard good ooe,
while the stock Unit. Perched m a
tidy case, your powporl to "round-the-clock"
glamour. .
Your choice of three (mart shod
combinations.
miller:
A MORE BEAUTIFUL STORE THAN EVER
Brunette Evendende
Is Queen Candidate
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teoth.r., om7,'d .red-
W9h'Tw, AAAA to
ing, sewing, and .doing anything
and everything else.
If you find Evedene and the
second queen candidate Mary Sue
Jackson in a huddle quite a bit
during the pageant events, you'll
know it's due to the fact that both
love the same thing dress design
ing. It's a hobby with Princess
Mary Sue, but Princess' Evedende
wants to go to' a school where she
can learn dress designing for a
career.
She hasn't seen a pageant as yet,
since the 1937 event was staged
while she was in Washington "or
somewhere," she sighs.
This one will get her undivided
attention, however, and she aims
to enjoy herself thoroughly. The
pert miss comes right out in favor
ol beards for men.
"They're really cute in most
cases," she insists, "though Mom
doesn't agree with me. No, I
don't have a steady boy friend,"
she replied when asked if this
might have something to do with
the divergence of opinion, "but
they're amusing and attractive in
spite ol anything."
Princess Evedende, though a
great lover ol the outdoor sports
and activities, finds time to enjoy
reading and an occasional show,
but admits even these two diver
sions are improved if they are of
the outdoor type. . . . Zane Grey's
books being a special little hobby
all her own.
She likes Barbara Stanwyck and
George Murphy on the screen, the
latter "because of his dancing and
not his acting," she smiles.
Princess Evedende is in a fairly
lirge family what with four sisters
June (23), Angelene (21), Ger-
Green
SUmst
PAINT
Green
Stampe
At wholesale prieet. WE tray la ear
load lot. YOU tare money. WHY
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Unger Paint A Wallpaper Co.
Ill Willamette Phone 749
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