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13, 1941 THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Nine. . ,s Oppose , Teachers I Directory rrrie lane County Nation on jptf f publication rfri in the state WwSff was passed by tf d ,,n in meeting re KTe McKenzie high 'i Zrtlon of the group tL 5t8te ' w f7l superintendent, rt on the music fes t !iitee with Mr. Mof rf,j5 Tinker of ? X irvin of McKen ",.1dyth Farr Thompson n for the as- tatOakridgeon )ber. L.r Held By La Veterans InsfflCE, Nov. 13-(Special) ',DiCr..V attended the V h.,..t of the i this ween , Cwereushered Intent. puces oy '" r" l and Mrs. i . "" Eiders were introduced by the busier, rue gui SELB Y llCH PRESERVER SHOES jStlimveiy ai BURCH'S tKO Willamette mm i immwjj'-mmfiWimtm GENERAL chairman for the three-day festival and ba zaar of St. Mary's Catholic church, opening Thursday, is George H. Miller, above. The three-day event is staged in St. Mary's hall. A dinner is given each evening. Nathan Parks, Elmer, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fitzgerald of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Roy With' era of Florence, Mrs. Alice Troxel of Pendleton, Dr. and Mrs. E. Niel Terrlll of Florence, Mrs. RO' zella Powers of Alsea, Mrs. Lucy Herring of Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Micky McGuire of Florence. A hand-carved statue done by the son of Mrs. Herring decorated the table. Jersey Breeders Get Reduction Of Fees For Registration Jersey breeders of Lane county have received information from the national breed association through O. S. Fletcher, county agent, permitting reduced fees for registering purebred Jerseys two years old or over from now until January 1, 1942. Purebred dairy cows on the average are shown by United States department of agriculture figures to produce considerably more than unregistered dairy cows and therefore it is important during this emergency to keep the most efficient and highest producers, rc is pointed out. The American Jersey Cattle club, recognizing the difficulty some breeders experienced in maintaining their registration, papers during depression years are making this special reduction for this brief period. Jerseys two years old or over may be regis tered during the next few weeks for $2 or a saving of $3. . Westfir Notes FLYING MONET DANGEROUS MALONE, N. Y. (U.B Mrs. from an injury to her eye caused by "flying" money. She was watch ing a machine giving aerial rides Howard Spencer is recovering j at the Franklin county fair when a missile shattered her eye glass. Companions found the object was a 25-cent coin, which apparently flipped out of the pocket of a per son whizzing through the air on the machine. A gnu is an antelope. "Howling of the wind" U due to the change of pitch, as win) passes through cracks and crev ices at varying velocities. SHTS i s V softer light . . . more fc to your home. See us. v,e eectbic 1Af A UlllsmiW t PHONE 652 MODEL NOW! Ihlt am way itrwn payment Easy terms nirir Material HOG AN LUMBER CO. US! W. Sixth Farmers Urged To Take Out Phosphates Several tons of phosphates for farm use are in- storage In a warehouse at Junction City and AAA officials are anxious for the farmers to take- it out. The ma terial is obtainable only as a grant of aid in the AAA program. Thursday at the office of the Lane County Agricultural Con servation association orders were received for 23,100 pounds of the phosphates. H. G. Epperson of the Sweets creek district ordered 12,400 pounds for four farmers and W. C. Waite of Cushman 10, 700 pounds for the same number. DRAPES CLEANED ELECTRIC CLEANERS mm FAVOMTE HOT BREAKFAST CEREAL. NOW The finest OOtS money ctn buf, You'll find the new, improved flavor of Albers Rolled Oats just the thing to perk-up dull breakfast tppetir.es. Naturally rich in Vitamin B, the pep-up vitamin. Child specialists recommend Rolled Oats as an excel lent body-building, energy-giving food foi growing cEildien. UTTIS CLEAN VSt WINDOWS, WORE THE KM COME..., JHC m WHY BILL, I JUS CLEANED THEM VESTEKPAV-AND THEY'RE GMY ALREADY WESTFIR, Nov. 13 (Special)-. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Finley of Roseburg were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Finley's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cobb. The Finleys are form er residents of Westfir. Mrs. A. T. Long entertained members of her bridge club on Tuesday alternoon. Mrs. William Eshom entertained at a party on Monday evening at her home honoring her daughter, miss j-ioretta on her twelfth birthday. . Games were enjoyed during the evening and the honor guest was the recipient of many gifts. Refreshments were served to the following guests: Mrs. J. C. Baxter, Mr. Homer Parks, Miss Miller, Miss Margaret Leura, Ty rus Lovelace, Freddie Swanson, Dan Rehwalt, Burgess Lane, Joanna Lane, Yvonna Stonebraker, Marylin and Jean Marchant, Dale Fettyjohn, Bonnie Stock. Millie Foster, Janet Foster, Juanita and Barbara Wessner, Mrs. Alton Stock, Mrs. Jack Foster, and the honor guest, Floretta Eshom, Johnnie Eshom, Phyllis McMahon, Phyllis Eshom and the hostess, Mrs. William Eshom.. Mrs. Raymond Freeman and children of Klamath Falls are spending sometime at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Tuchardt Sr., where she is help ing care for her mother who is ill. Mrs. T. A. King left recently for Portland where she will undergo an operation to her foot Flan Benefit Dance - A committee met recently to discuss plans for a dance at Jolly Time ballroom on Nov. 29, spon sored by the Catholic group of Westfir. Mrs. Louis Striet is chairman of the music Committee. The mixed chorus held a regular weekly rehearsal at the school' house on Tuesday evening. The. chorus is. being directed by Miss Margaret Leum, local grade school teacher, and everyone interested is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fosvar and son Charles,- visited relatives in Redding, California, recently. While there their daughter, Betty, who is employed in Redding, an' nounced her engagement to Clyde Hammons of Redding. The wed ding will be an event of late win ter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fosvar en. tertained at dinner recently for a group of friends. Guests for the evening wer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pettyjohn and son Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wessner and chil dren Jaunita Barbara, Patsy Sue and Katherine. ittdJi tonu 00 the glan. This film collects - w mutei windows gray. Ordinary cleaners may M-,WtU fn ... ... ' """re uui film, making Frequent cleaning Ni,:j:'.oaro,heth'nd'contt'M PBtaiaY wo'olvsH which cuts SSI rV u tamlm' hm- Km, etc 00 mium' Poain, tile, ; get it at all grocer BOSTON TEA PARTY American colonists carried out the Boston tea party in' protest aeainst a British tax on tea, de spite the price of tea being lower after the rax tnan oeiore ii was levied. - NO IMBIBER Comae, the French city where i millions of gallons of the liquor of that name are produced, drinks less of it than any other French city of the same size. Middle names once were illegal in England. UNIVERSITY BUSINESS COLLEGE Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing ' 860 Willamette PH. 2761-M mil J?WMAlMAMtlti 1 4f!r I MAHASKA EUCALYPTUS SHAMPOO New Life for CQ- hlr X nr. Wflb PENNY-WISE 41 East Bdwr. 769 W. 6th Buy Your Furniture en EASY TLnryia en It 65 W. 8th 5 Phone S686 i m ajeb i mm in i tmm.r7 - - ' promise you a cRAUD-mmie THAT WILL ROAST DELICIOUS TENDER, AND GOLDEN BROWN . or you Money back! New Store Hours Week Days and Sundays OPEN 8:00 A. M. CLOSE 8:00 P. M. Saturdays OPEN 8:00 A. M. CLOSE 9:00 P. M. TJ Whole or Halt Morrell'i or ft O rialllS Swift's Premium ....... Lb. OZC Bacon by I Meat Prices Effective FrL - Sat. Nov. 14 - 15 j! "Look for the NORBEST SEAL the seal of the Northwest Turkey Growers' Association on the wing of every turkey you buy at Safeway. It means that It is a V. S. Prime Turkey, government Inspected and graded. Tender-meated and guaranteed to please you in every way or your full purchase price will be refunded. the piece : Lb. 23c Sirloin Steak .... 32c Place Your Order Today! Beef Roast Blade Cut .. Lb. 23c PORK STEAK u. 23c Pork Roast Picnic Style Lb. 19c Oysters ' Quality Pt. 28c BOILING BEEF Tender ir Lean Lb. IOC OCEAN SPRAY Cranberry Sauce 17-OZ. CAN 12c 49-lb. Bag . . KITCHEN CRAFT ENRICHED FLOUR $1.69 DRIFTED SNOW CROWN OR FISHER'S FLOUR $1.79 POULTRY SEASONING .............;...:......:......;.:....2-oz. can 13c ENGLISH MAID MINCEMEAT ,1... : -2-lb. jar 21c HEINZ PUDDINGS, Fig, Plum or Date, 14-oz. can 33c JELL WELL DESSERTS. PUDDINGS .................. Pk. 4c Fresh Peels Lemon or Orange, Vi-Vd. pkg. 20c; Citron '2-lb. 23c Large Franquette Walnuts ...................Lb. 25c Jolly Tune Popcorn ........................ 10-oz. can 10c Fluffiest Marshmallows 4 4-oz. pk. in one 13c Fresh Chocolates ....: ..',V.!2V4 lbs. BSet 5 lbs. $1.19 Fancy Grapefruit Glenn Aire ....2 No. 2 cans . 23c Sundown Fruit Cocktail ....,..............,........N6. 1 can lie SUPURB GRAN. SOAP, 24-oz. pkg. 17c . KOOL CIGARETTES .i.....;;.;:.....'....:2 pkgs. 25c; Carton $1.19 Harper House Pears No. 2V4 cans 20c IVORY SNOW, ''1254-oz. pkg. ..... 19c 49-lb. Bag II t meat i tHOUSANDS ARE STUDYING NUTRITION IN THE HOMEv .' tivt, tear.' lO'lmoat'br-miit ( eourM0tbrfntl.ittrngm. 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Apples j...-Lb. 5c Grapefruit N.w c, I. 7c Potatoes U.S.No. 1 25si69c Sweet Potatoes JTZ 17c FRESH FINEST U. S. NO. 1 QUALITY COOS COUNTY McFARLINS These are the Perfect Berries 2 lbs. PRODUCE PRICES EFFECTIVE FBI. BAT., NOV. 14 15 ioc 4 Fruit Salad 35c Del Monte 80-oz. glass SUGAR Oregon'e Own White Satin 10-LB. BAG 53" Kix or Wheaties fl S1 Gold VUdd Quality 2 PKGS. esV PINEAPPLE IJbby Tidbits or Crushed .. 8-OZ. CAN Palmolive or Camay Toilet Soap r Bar .......... OC Plums .14c 29c 24c ... 25c Peaches H. 30-oz. glass .1. .........24c Pure Lard FLkV 16c 1 58c Baking Powder c2!a,r.raG,r.,...-.... 20c tr 1 i f; Del Monte Pears 30-oz. Del Monte 80-oz. glass ..... KARO SYRUP Blue Label ..... O Can 35c CIGARETTES 12c Camels, Lucldes, Chesterfields, Old Golds. Pkg. Lg. Pkg. 17c PEARLS OF WHEAT BjBjHBIiHBHiHHMigMgHI PANCAKE FLOURnL. 45c ma99999999m9m9999999m : 21c CORNED BEEF K'", aO.OATS. Quick or can , ' Small Q ......Pkg. 5JC Pkg. IOC SU-PURB nivMi I HERSHEY grahulatio UAIUUli CHOCOLATE TiWliUr SOAP 24e, 691 pan JilU' ZW Graham Crax ......... 29c Fig Bars Wheat, 2 lb .....: 17C Crystal Ware Oats IHkg. ..... 25c Broken SI. Pineapple Kfm 16c Country Home Corn cTzs 12c Highway Sauerkraut N0.!l.. 9c Lux Flakes 12U-OI. pkr. ... 19c
