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THE REGIS TER-GWARD, EUGENE. OREGON Page nv tffyNEWS NOTES - nrw-ti dub! Springfield 5 !r,. t p- m-1 THIS WEEK t initntion and Dwight prMn. Archie l'rVce president "tTniaT ad""00" '-T, Six candidates are ;.5t!r,r.tHworkof . ..A.Ailrt Will B 1 ViMS' lodge mating Thursday evening at J.i. iv.iarian church I? Aa mtnWrs are re- i be Fre!ent" W olt""" meetini Four Oaks rtiStF'Merf are asked ;che,Fiei. and cakes "7,.rW auxiliary 1 1:30 dessert Friday C. W. main8- v-"'y ; f(3:es mil be selected. H "iT... in m..t k-tre C.JD no- n tr'.aay - ,7or lie regular business seeuaf. L Gnus nsi use stwing iih -.i-.-fsn circle will meet with Mrs. ::rpx 744 Taylor. nb k( FINIS v.oMons. l per UCKti: r-tf-tiein. Mrs. E. S. :k. Bryant DeBar, Lewis -: ff. L Watson, palmer G. Boehnke, E. C. Fan- r Srs. Harry C. Collins, jxc E. G. MoU. l-ja parking: George An- 3t.xrt V. Hm, Jim Nortn C. B- Lumber company, Urrr company, Russell j:xrt Horner. eB violation, $3.50: Frank DING PERMITS reader.ee at 953 Alder, Gesme, agent, $62.50. t x.itnct at 245 Eighth si: tor Z. M. Balch, $40. mcoisT a for change of name k Francis Barry to Barry Campbell filed and order 2g June 1 at 10 a. m., as :itar:.-.g. VtMl tiaa of farm name. Green Acres Farm, T A. V. Thompson. flTCOlRT P Bros, against W. H. For- tu io recover money. mi LICENSE F -JLTses Peake and Nancy ooin or tugene. ft WIRT F Harold Howell fined $25 f unwell $io on s tsorderly conduct. ;i to-ered hi! famous ;-l Kdrea at Gettvjburg N:r- 19. 1863. this WEEK Thursday 1:30 p. m IWA monthly card party at home of Mrs. brville Smith. 2-5 p. m. Red Cross sewing, rooms open in the Masonic tem ple. 7:30 p. m. Methodist choir re hearsal. Friday 2:00 p. m Circle 5 of the YTSCS to meet at home of Mrs. Ed Berger in Glenwood. 2:30 B, m. Meeting at Brattain school for mothers of children entering school next fall. 7:30 p. m. City defense coun cil meeting at city hall. Poppy Sale Set For May 22, 23 SPRINGFIELD, May 21 (Spe cial) Ladies of the auxiliary to Springfield American Legion post 40 plan their annual poppy sale for May 22 and 23. The funds of this annual sale go to disabled world war veterans. Advertising the poppy sale in the downtown district are two prominent window displays at Eggimann's confectionery and Murphy's grocery. The first is an exhibit of war materials showing the types of weapon used in every age since the cave man. It was contributed by Carl and Earl Thenies of Deerhom. The other display shows the two service flags for Springfield high school, the one for 1917 with 45 blue stars, one for each former student in the armed forces, and the one for the present war with 119 stars. This flag, containing three gold stars for boys lost at Pearl Harbor, has already been filled and a new one is being made by the junior class of the high school to provide space for S. U. H.I S. students who will continue to enter the service. TO MEET MOTHERS SPRINGFIELD. May 21. (Spe cial) Mothers of children who will enter Brattain school next fall are invited to attend a meet ing with the first grade teachers of the school Friday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Gertrude Peterson will show a special film "When Bobby Goes to School," and the second grade teachers will entertain the children during the meeting. Teachers who will discuss the problems of a first-grader with the mothers attending will be Miss Jean Spalding, Miss Helma Wilmer, Miss Eleanor Spaton, and Miss Eleanor Nennegat. Price .is ; s bucketsful for 10 cents -ndnbr,ng your own sacks or Frtdir I seJt.ot'f U"n' ,lre rt5"s of IS,'' " tor of T Wl" Jin' meeiP? ' at t V"ce res'' 'nd srii warden'. t Eugene h,gh 1 ShumL rm 2I3' Commander fnT, r lead 'scuss.on fillPomonem of the test inci-. SUPPER FRIDAY A potluck supper honoring the teachers of the school will be held at 7 p. m. Friday in the Santa Clara grade school gymnasium. All patrons of the school are invited. Civilian Defense Meetings Thursday 7:15 Members of Eugene Fire Reserves, Section 4, are asked to meet at McArthur Court for in-, struction and drill. ! 7:15 Members of Eugene Fire Reserves, Section 1, meet at the city fire station, for further in struction and training by members of the city fire squad. E. E. Fredricks Service Station. ' "-.Jcm From m Friday Saturday Introductory Spcia!! During Sale 98c Perfect Cutting Exquisite Brilliance Non-Tarnishable Mounting Flawless Beauty IV See Window Display Diamond's Rival New Creations Ladies' Styles Men's Styles Lock like real diamonds Guaranteed 5 Yean Sol . . . lovely -cn Marquise Gems iZfil?" ls r3i diamonds . . . -"; :r..y" fr.eir blue while dan. .'--.r:! t":f :r- cutting. Ermg youi fire tr.em. denti held recently; and further' organization and training sched ules will be considered. I S Important n-eeung of all ci vilian defense workers, or inter ested residents of Douglas Gar dens precinct, at the Maple school Friday evening. Phil Bartholo mew, commander of the Spring field district, ana Lane County Co ordinator Howard S. Merriam will be present to assist Senior Air Raid Warden Kermit Alexander with I plans and discussion for the area. . Graduation's Coming Soon! SELECT YOUR GIFTS NOW ON MILLER'S LAY-AWAY PLAN -IT S OUR PLEASURE TO SERVB YOU" 17 it ' 'S: A is Beautiful Belting Dressmaker Brims! They're the prettiest hats in town! Rip pling lines, chic trims, luscious colors to make you "pretty as a picture." MILLER'S SECOND FLOOR 2.98 Wear a GOOD-FELLOW COLOR by Jovial colors they are . . . "Jolly," "Harpy Glow" and "Hi Ho" . . . they're featured in sheer all silk legs by Larkwood ... 3 and 4 thread weights f ?ifi c ' with specially rein- with specially rein forced tops and feet to give extra wear . . . exclusively at Miller's, of course. 1.35 HEAR THE Women's Chorus CONCERT Monday Evening at the School ol Music TICKETS ON SALE AT MILLER'S 4 r HURRY! HURRYI STORE YOUR FURS . in our Refrigerated Vault V.'arrn weather icr.'t klr.d H yeur f'-i-'S . . tut w ere and cur cold safety vault prc!ecs them from Moth, Fire. Theft end Summer Heat! . . inexpensive'.- tec! Phone 1090 lor our Bonded Messenger "IT S C'JR FLEASURE TO SERVE YOU" 0 0 o 00o o o o o'lfc rvPs) o o o oVSJb. V V Q OOP ZI Sale of LAWN FLAGS Show your colors! Fly the flag we proudly hail as patri otic Americans . . . Here are large (3x5 feet) Impressive, flags to stand In an honored spot in your lawn . . . madn of fadeless bunting on a 12-foot folnted pole with gilded ball top ... A special metal socket makes installation in your lawn a matter of moments. I xrr. Complete with Standard and Lawn Fixture SERVICE FLAGS, TOO! Honor the boys you've sent to the armed forces by displaying a service flag in your window . . . Brilliant colors on rich celanese with gilded bar, gold silk cord and tassels. SPECIAL ORDERS 75c Each Gubs, churches, business houses and other orjanlzallons con be supplied with any size flag by prompt, special ordor. rrr-T" 1 1 1 p" ' ....... j 6 J' Get More Fun From Lift 5.95 Im Unnif hrtcf III 1 injj ..in ,, School girls . . . College co-eds . . . active women of most every age love the carefree comfort of this distinctively different footwear. $0 eny-going you'll forget you have them on ... they're Super-Flexed" Flexible shank helps eiercis arches 4.95 Now's the time to think of 3 PIECE PLAY SUITS Ideal for play comfortable for work . . colorful new candy-striped peplin play suits ... a ehlrt and full p!ea!od shorts plus a button-on or tie front chirred skirt to wear over them. 3.50 :hce Cept. 1 ?ain Flo'.T Others 1.50 to 4.93 Enjoy the Sun without Fear! . . . Uso DuBARRY SUN SCREEN LOTION This magical cream filtnrs tho fin rays a:.'! protects your ek In may t ud G3 a t Cf mako-up bao loo l.UU
