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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
f RE REGISTER. GUARD, ETTGENE, OREGON pates To Be yaltagies v Sunday . lot conici"" !mbe featured at the rual Picnic at p.!Tnellght Sunday, i r rffirman, announced fo&y aalr, the PfZ hM on the east I,U1 D i river. . ... j boys' and girls' up Is' from 10 to 12, PS. !. man's, and luting contest iur t,Sie eating contest for I" ES . to be given P'v-. cantaln the K'th. Eagles' pick cuds will be LTftee ice cream will be r 'L ... i. a arim salon Mti, mere K--.. tain. , JTOK" Mean' Styling iia Favor. Say U For Miller's t.iiA.' aro tfninff to be- lore and more "American" krance as me w u w- rosresses, . actuming rtraDerv buyer, LiretSenn, gift buyer, at l department i Lt returned Irom . mer- L.w. n San Francisco. i iMBririin hfstirv DCS 1TWU jjera-American designs are tte new oraji. ram- wvoow lata, bedspreads, rugs lectin the house. Be designers have Been m- in adapting themselves to ol certain raw materials Jmm new -fahrirs fnr Eoratinc will soon appear," fper reportea. km notices the absence of miliar imported gm lines. Efer she said, "you'll tjkthem, because you'll be laced with the many de-' Linings oeuig creaiea oy t or imaginative adapta f traditional ones." Hire Catin end HiTi IKTa bht extensively for fall rnmas stocks in meir ae- servants in many small bs in the United States to cany on the adminl- ol governmental services taction with private em It In townships under population, Census esti jkow that over 80 per- ue nonscnool employees pan-time basis. pn tmip our cream, bul P beat our milk. Echo Hoi-p- Phone 2935-J-2. Adv. f l t r"'r r . MAIDS OF MAINE Prettiest twins at the fourth annual Maine twin club at Skowhegan were Helen and Vivian O'Jala. 17, of Rockport, but don't ask which is which. More than 200 sets of twins were at the meeting. Quesbys Set Picnic Friday Evening COTTAGE GROVE, Aug. 21 (Special) The Quesbys of the Methodist church will meet at 6 o'clock Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Albert Adkins. The group will then go out to Johnson's grove tor a swimming pany ana picnic. After the picnic the regu lar meeting will be held. The Rebekah Staff club will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the I.O.O.F. hall . Classes for Red Cross sewing and knitting will be held Friday afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock at armory. lenry Williamson who has been the Smith-Hughes Agricultural teacher In the local high school for the past four years has re signed and with Mrs. Williamson will leave September 1 to accept a position as a county assistant supervisor for the farm security administration. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Monett left Tuesday for their home In Wood land Park, Colo, after spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. John Monett of Delight Valley. The Eagles auxiliary held a pot luck dinner Tuesday evening at the Eagles hall for; members and their families. After the dinner a short program was given and games played. The annual Wells family re union was held last Sunday at the Anlauf auto park. Those at tending were Miss Mary Wells, Mr; and Mrs. Francis-Mack' 'and son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wells, and George Wells, all of Elkton; Mr. and Mrs. Oxford, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. Or land Palmer, and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Zumwalt, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hawley, Nampa, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Hawley of Post, Oregon, Mrs. Katie Wills of Westwood, Cali fornia; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Haw ley of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Even You linn Can Sleep On Spring Air ARANTEED 15 YEARS Costs No More 73 A him. ' ' . """"IMS CONSTRUCTION IS DIFFERENT. r"ortiM. ... ' kt,M " wuino roll to the center center FMJ puncnlnr. souring sprints to annoy yon. Ntt.54, tt-bo Prints to match $84.50 $29.50 , ' tu nemson. r'CoJlahcm'. how Spring Air is mad. I MO Henry Hawley and daughter of Creswell, Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Haines and daughter of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Palmer and family of Wilbur, Miss Clara Smythe of Stockton, California, and Mrs. Elsie Wells, Mrs. Herbert Eakin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haw ley, Mrs. Lloyd Wasnson and children, Janice and Jerry, and Mrs. Lena Sams and son, Norman all of Cottage Grove. Mrs. Leston Durham has leased the Beauty Clinic to Miss Norma Beyerline and Miss Beulah Hunt ington, both of Eugene. Mrs. Dur ham returned Wednesday evening to her home In Portland and the new operators have already taken over the shop. Van Hoose' Invention Is one of several similar devices developed in southern Illinois to enable the coal fields to compete with West Virginia and Arkansas-Oklahoma smokeless coal In the huge St. Louis market. Electric coffee makers of the glass type are Increasing in popu larity according to latest manu facturers' reports to the Census Bureau. Annual production has now reached 1,130,350 units. Pro duction of metal electric coffee makers has reached 543,400 anually. The leading lines of gainful employment in Alaska, says the Census, are the production of minerals, hunting and trapping, and the operation of fisheries These industries accounted for 5,002; 4,117 and 4,089, respec tively, of the total of 30,308 personr' in " Alaska reported ' as having gainful occupations; Of the 4,117 hunters and trappers, Z46 were women. Poultry Men Study Grit CORVALLIS, Aug. 21 W I Because chickens have no teeth they swallow grit with their food and then operate an internal grinding machine. A lot of re search has been done on the food but very little on the kind of grit that is best lor chickens. Poultry specialists at Oregon State college recently completed one trial to determine what is the best kind' of grit to feed broil ers being raised in confinement for the meat trade. The study shows that such birds will not eat as much of the common sea shell or calcium-bearing grit as they will rock or silica grit. W. T. Cooney, research assist ant who conducted the experi ments, concluded that chickens evidently have the ability to de tect an unbalanced' ration so1 far as minerals are concerned at least. and hence when the feed ration itself contains adequate calcium. the chickens do not eat much of the calcium grit, , Even though broilers are fed largely on the finely ground mash roods, they seem to do better where grit is provided, Cooney reports. Those receiving no grit graded down to 80 per cent no. l's as compared to 90 per cent or more no. l's for the groups re ceiving grit. VFW Plans Outing Veterans of Foreign Wars are planning a Labor Day weekend outing at Clarks Creek camp on Big Fall creek next Sunday. Main event of the weekend will be a picnic on Sunday. Camping facilities, a swimming pool and wading pool for children are available for those who can stay for the three days. William K. Striker, Lester Hill and Harry Allen are on the com mittee planning the outing. Quality-Value-Service Danner Loggers PRESSMAN'S 782 Willamette WANTED LOANS Construction Loans Remodeling Loans Purchase Loans Eugene's FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS A LOAN ASSN. 248 Miner Bids. Plicae 1217 unpic CIRCULATORS ACTUAL TESTS in typical Western homes prove that "OLYMPIC" cirf culators burn wood so economically that they pay for themselves I De signed by experts, "OLYMPIC" cirf culators will warm the most remote corners of your home. See them tomorrow! Your old heater can help' pay for a new OLYMPIC'.' circulator! $39.50 $44.75 $52.50 LIBERAL TRADES - (2) Lib red terms. (3) SsTsroI models. (4) Com In and sto thorn. ITS WILLAMCTTK-MnUO THHTM. Williams' Stores, Inc .1015 Willamette St Telephone) 858 STORE HOURS Week Days Except Batardarf a. m. until 5:31 p. m. SATURDAYS c I a. m. until 8:M . aa Ready To Serve YOU With The Biggest ACK-TO-SCHOOL VALUES! Everything They Need! Complete Assortments'! Lowest Prices! Boys' Smarter Style SWEATERS Pullover and Coat Styles and they cost a lot less at Williams' considering their dependable fine quality. Big assortment of styles, patterns, colors. Sizes 28 to 36. $1.98 $2.98 Boys' Hard Wearing FROSH PANTS Good looking Made-in-the-West School Pants built for good, long wear of sturdy 10 oz. Duck light tan, and San forized shrunk. They're priced so low you'll want at least 2 pairs for an oft-needed change. Sizes 7 to 16. $1.89 All Silk 3 and 4 Thread CHIFFONS Flawlessly beautiful Clear-as-Crystal Full Fashioned for Perfect Fit Newest Fall shades. Try a pair or two and see for yourself how ex quisitely sheer and lovely they are. . . . And they are-only 77c Pair . 7 Allodia ANKLETS Fine Gauge Sporty! Peppy colors so-popular on campus as well as hot blazing blazers in stripes. Sizes 9 to 10V4. . - .. 15c Pair Girls' School DRESSES Made of quality fabrics In this season's .smartest styles and colors. Fine dressmaker details many with deep hems to allow for growth. Sizes 1 to 14. 98c f KATE GHEENAWAT f FBOCKS Children's Dresses of the Better kind. i qp Sizes 3 to 14. . 9199 Boys' Better Quality CORDS Zipper Front $1.98 Sporty, high style plus ex tra long wear No wonder this is a favorite with Eugene boys! Featured in light and dark tans as well as medium dark speckled mixtures. Sizes 7 to 16. . Boys' Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Made Like Men's Shirts Boys' Whipcord SCHOOL PANTS Wear Like a Pig's Nossl 98c 98c Tom Sawyer Brand which ' ' means dependable quality. . . Sanforised simply cannot t shrink out of fit Complete range of patterns colors, that are tubfast Sizes 6 to 18. Famous 11-cs. Pepperell Fab ric Sanforized shrunk, with loads of wear built into long seam and bar-tack and the ' cost Is way below their real value. Medium blue, medium brown. Sizes 6 to 16. SCHOOL SHOES Fitted by X-RAY! Sturdy, Dependable Shoes in Peters', Weather, Bird, Great Scotf, and Weyenberg Brands! , Boys' and Girls' . OXFORDS A Peters' Weather Bird shoe of best quality solid leather construction with Shark skin toes that will not scuff. Heavy flexible leath er soles one-piece backs no seams to rip. .Complete . range of sizes, 8 to 11 and - 11 to 3. Widths AA to D allows close-fitting heel and arch fit with plenty of toe room . for growth. Colors black and brown. . $3.29 , Same In High Shoes $3.69 . Children's Moccasin - OXFORDS And High Shoes with genu ine Raw Cord Soles. All leather counters and insoles For Real Wear! Sizes 8 to 3. $1.98 Children's Brown Elk OXFORDS Dutch Toes Fringe Trim Corrugated Red Rubber Soles that insure satisfactory wear. A great Scott shoe in sizes 12 to 3. A and C widths. $2.69 CP. v v TENNIS SHOES Keds and other brands. . . . Men's and boys' sizes. Some Kedsmen ' included in the lot. Values to $2.00. 44c Pair rccoTv-frv-i Boys' AU Leather OXFORDS Peters' Brand v Black Scotch Grain Brogue double leather soles leather heels Moccasin toes. Size 1 to 6. n gft Widths B-C-D 93o3 Brown Elk Oxfords Saw ' Cord soles and heels. Moc casin toes. . Sizes 1 to 6. Widths; . o fift a-b-c-d o.oa . Both are long-time favorites with the American boy on account' of their unusual wearing qualities and good looks.. . . Growing Girls' OXFORDS Norwegian Moccasin Slip pers in solid beige and saddle tans, as well as two tone patterns.' Leather and rubber soles. Sizes 3 to 9. $1.98i $2.98f $3.98 Saddle Oxfords In brown and white, black and white, and two-tone brown. Rub ber soles. Sizes 3 to 9. $1.98 $2.98 $3.65 OTHER SHOES for Boys and Girls 98c to $3.98 ; Men's and Older Boys' V . OXFORDS Smart new Fan styles m black, brown and two-tone patterns. Nationally famous brands known for their smart styling and excel lent wearing qualities. Leather soles, rub ber soles, crepe soles. Complete size runs. $2.39 to $5.95 "Glamour Knit" SWEATERS Styled by Loisi Anne $1.98 $2.98 This is the type of Sweaters that most everyone adores. You'll like the feel of its soft zephyr wool the charm of its simplicity the flat-, tery of its lines. Featured In Button Front Cardigan and . Slip-On styles. Short and long sleeves. Other brands snd qualities . 9lo $1.19 Young Ladles' ; School Dresses Smartest styles in Park Lane and Nancy Lee Juniors fash ioned from Crown Tested Rayon, French Crepe and Tubfast Prints in plaids, stripes snd solid colors. All Wool SKIRTS . t , ' . Latest Hollywood Sport styles 2, 4 and 8 gores big assort ment ' of solid . colors- snd Highland plaids. Aso in Gab ardines, Crown Tested Spun Rayons. Black, green, red, grey, .brown, wine, navy and RAF blue. Sizes 24 to 32. BLOUSES and SHIRTS . Newest Fell models In shark skin, satin and multlfillament crepe with long and short sleeves,. $1.98 $2.98 $1.98 $2.98 98c, $1.25, $1.93 HEIUO THEATRE BUM
