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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON the members voted to start a cam paign to create a recreation park near town with a swimming pool, tennis court and other equipment for younger children. The club will donate a sum of money to start the project. Members also voted to donate five dollars to the fire truck fund. The Wahoo club held a meet aHon Park ing recently to plan for the 4-H fair in CorvalUs next week. The club will have a booth every day. The Mountain View Sunday school class held its August meet ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Landon. Nineteen members and one guest was present. The treas urer reported sending IT dollars to headquarters as the class con tribution for the support of Chinese and English children. Miss Thelma Reynolds of Phil omath and Curtis Spires, of A1-. bany, were married last week in Albany. They are living in Al bany. James DeFreece, of Philomath and Miss Edna Gossard, or Leba non were married Sunday at Lebanon. They will live in Leba non. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dingus have traded their residence in as a pay ment on the Robert Coolidge farm on the Alsea road. Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge are retiring because of iU health. Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Johnson of Las Animas, Colo., are holding a revival meeting at the Nazarene church In Philomath this week. derson of El Monte, Calif., visited at the home of Mr. Vanderpol's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. Vanderpol the past week. Ralph (Buss) Miller and Jimmy Reinholtz spent the week end vis iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. tnoned on the V. S. 8. Kew Otx leans at Bremerton, Wash, Mrs. J. T. Bennett, Mrs. Bertie Kellogg, Mrs. O. K. Baldwin tad Mrs. E. G. Vogt gave a shower re cently in the church parlor hon oring Mrs. Kennith Randall (Mil dred Sederlin). Thirty or mora at tended. The bride received man); beautiful gifts. paignjianeu ...TT AueT 21 (Spe- SANTA CLARA NEWS SANTA CLARA, Aug. 21 Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van derpol and Mr. and Mrs. R. An wld its annual y.-. Tony Reinholtz. The boys are sta- COLORFAST! BOYS' SCHOOL SHIRTS HARD-TO-BEAT VALUES! GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES & mi- lilt. f Q?B od Cue 9C Why Pay 69c Elsewhere? Start him off right with Wards shirts ! They'll fit him right . . . look right on him . . . last him longer! Here are col orfast patterns new for Fall. Here are full, easy-fitting sizes. Here's on of America's best shirt values! 79c Other Boys' Shirts Sizes 6 to 14 Charmingly Detailed Wards has put fine workmanship In these' young and pretty percales! They're made with full, full skirts, overlooking seams and double collars! Gay new styles in rich, vat dyed prints and solid colors! Small wonder we consider them values hard to beat! 00 CASH SAVER, JR. BOYS' PANTS - leek like fine dress pontsl Wear like ironl Look at all the features you get for so little money: 1. Double seat for double wear. 2. Talon fly. 3. Four-thread main seams. 4. Fine cotton and rayon fab rics. 5. Sanforized 99 shrinkproof. 6. "Gripper" fastener at. waist. Her pet school shoes the brown and white saddle with bouncy red rubber sole and the antique-tan roustabout comfortable as a slipper. " In army brown, of course. Shell buckle , the bootstraps and march off to school like a little major. She'll want a pair , of our brown and white "mocs" tool Just like dad's! So good looking he'll want a pair every year in bigger sizes, of course. Well-made, of smooth leather, with extra long-wearing soles. BROWN OXFORDS, scoff-proof tips, 1.69 9 ill m ' 'tAf J - - t I Value", VHZ . JUIjtti I Mothers sayl ' SADDLES AND ROUSTABOUTS 198 THE NEW "FLYING CADET" I98 BLACK WING-TIP OXFORDS 229 You don't need cash buy that school clothing values on WARDS MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN DREDNAUT SCHOOL SUITS 95 Send your ybuiigster back to school in a Drednaut Suit and watch him win ah "A" for appearance! .These suits are neatly tailored. .The Pat terns are full of life and spar kle. The fabrics are: tough and sturdy to take plenty of hard wear (30 reprocessed wool, 30 reused wool, 40 rayon). Coat, vest, and long ies; sizes 10 to .18. Every Child Needs Some of these Back-to-School Specials! BEAU DURA JR. PANTIES 25c Qaarinteed t moi.l Viae ran-resistant rayon. Cellophane wrapped. 0-14. CANDY Rainbow ......19c Marmhm allow Bar 19c Choc. Chip Cookie 20c Boxed Miniature Chocs. 25c Boston Mlnts....l9c CarameHowa 25c leeberos 25c Iced Gum Drop , 15c GIRLS' WOOL CARDIGANS 1.98 Wonderful values I 8oft, warm all wool knit in new designs. Rich colors, S-141 GIRLS' RAYON TAFFETA SUPS Bnilt-up shoulders, rip -proof seams. Wear and wash ex cellently. 6 to 14. UTTIE BOYS SPORT SHIRTS CORDUROY JR. OVERALLS 49c 79 Fine knit cotton with long sleeves. Stripes and solids in fall colors, 2-10. Thrift value 1 Bar tacked; double atitched seams, 2 pockets, 2 to 8. BOYS' KNIT SPORT SHIRTS 59c Sturdy rib-knit cot tons in Bright stripes. Colorfast, easy to launder.8-16. BOYS' 2-TONE , KNIT COATS $3.49 Rib-knit of sturdy yarns for extra wear! Full zipper. All wool. BOYS' NEW SPORT SHIRTS 69c Husky cottons id bright, sunny colors. Long or short sleeves. SIses 8 to 18 years. CHILDS LONG STOCKINGS Mothers every where like Wards cotton stocking. They wear so well I BRIGHT NEW FALL ANKLETS Brand hew blazer stripes, novelty stitches, cotton"Ttr ries" with rayonl GIRLS' NEW BOYS' SPEED CAMPUS SOCKS SHIRTS, SHORTS c I5C 25c .. Bright new colored knee-length socks In sites t'A to 91 Hut lelOVi 1 1 1 Its More eomfort I Gen tle support I No but tons. Shirts have curved bottoms HOMESTEADER OVERALLS Made Just as strong as Dad'sl Two fisted denim 99 . shrinkproof. 4-18. BOYS' "101" BAND PANTS 79c Made of longer wearing denim. 99 shrinkproof. 12 cop- -per rivets! Cut full. BOYS' ZIPPER 10NGIES These are the pat terns boya like! Cot. ton tweeds, ciui meres, cheviots. 6-18 ASK TO SEE ADDITIONAL VALUES IN OUR FALL CATALOGI 1059 WILLAMETTE TELEPHONE 4200 I 222
