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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
Tig V.fi.i THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON School, Labor Temple Ransacked In Night Two esses of brek-sn4-riter wre reported to ci'y pol:c lit Tudy. Som on entered the Eujer.e high school buildxg during the Bifht through window on the outh tide. Screws in the win dow lock had been removed. P psrently In the daytime. rrjk:rj It mty to open the window lattr. The scre-AS were found in a siw- dust bin. Nothing in the school was reported misiir.g. ! The Culinary Alliance room in 1 the Labor temp. wat entj'ea if.me time between a p. m. aon riay and 8 1 i-'-l Monday. Tr.e burs'.ar had ued a amall jiminie to pry open th door. The oes I in whien money n euitomarily 1 Kept wai rantaeked. A toUl ol i cer.u vu all the thief obtained. The remainder of the money had , ben taken to the bank the day j hfr..-e The rolice report t J'.ed the burg'.ar apparently knew where tr.e money wa kept. FI R STORAGE U.ElTKIt CLEANERS 'fl ."! ;" . .V ." V PbotM 522 121 GRANGER'S BROADWAY & OLIVE STS. 2 FREE DELIVERIES D 30 A. M. S0 P- m. FRIDAV SATl RDAY MONDAY TIESDAY FROZEN FOODS AND ICE C BEAM shoestring potatoes no. 2'j cam 29C FOLGERS coffee 4-lb. ran '1.23 WADHAM S COFFEE 1 -lb. ran . .31c 2- lb. can . ..60c 3- lb. can Me KELLOGG S CORN FLAKES Kf f . alie ... KELLOCiG'S ALL BRAN Larie alie ... DIAMOND A KRAI'T No. 214 can 2 lor GRAPF.FR 1'IT JIKB 46-os. can LIRBY'S MIXED VECiETABLES 2 cana SNOWDRIFT J-lb. can FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI Per can PHEASANT CORN Cream Style 303 tlie cana 3 for .. . 5c 20c 25c 21c 25c 73c 10c 29c PY CRACKERS box . Kill 2-lb. li-IIO CRACKERS Larie pkf TOILET SOAPS AMortrd 4 ban ..... BOKENE SOAP Giant pkf NU BORA SOAP Giant pkf WALDORF TOILET TISSl E 10 rolli SOII.OFF Qusrt ran ...... Fruit and Vegetables Friday and Saturday Aspsrsrus, Local ...2 lbs. 19c Spinach J lbs. 15c Wax Onloni . 2 Iba. 19c Carrots. ........2 bunches 13c Strawberries Celery Lettuce Green Onions JOHNSON'S DL'ST MOPS JOHNSON'S GLOCOAT Vi Gal FIG BARS 2-lb. pkf 33c 19c 19c 59c 49c 49c "59c 49c .-'!; y-".".'. r fee-- .t '. fi- t. (f';'ji-l i - i... ..,- i . i - . S A Tr. If X 3. . THE HAT'S OF RF.D STRAW To make her triumph on a beach a cinch, Film Actress Evelyn Ankers wears a red and white elastic gabardine swim suit and tops it off with a red straw hat. IN THK EDITOR'S MA II. BAG made In our community to meet our (hare ot expenses for the to see the general drift away from fundamental democracy. When a California sporta man cam up to Salem and lobbied a bill through th house closing tha Rogua River to commercial fishing and (so I am told) putting over 250 families out of a living; and when tha legislature gave tha gamt com mission authority over the game business, to raise a thousand phea- , sants on every square mile if they wish and the farmer can't do a thing without breaking th law. We just wonder what kind of a legislature we have got. Do they know anything about th U. S. constitution? California sportsmen have got us skinned a mil when it comes to nerve and brazen au dacity. Then there is the free text book law that smells like the first step toward a union of church and state. The next logi cal move will be a bill to furnish free hymn book for churches, and pay the salaries of sectarian teach ers and preachers out of the pub lic treasury. It is not a pleasant task to continually watch our law makers: it would be far better to make them pass an intelligence test, an honesty or liars test or what have you, before being elect ed. When public confidence in our officials is lost they have themselves alone to blame. Let us hope for more honest men in pub lic office. DORVIN DUDECK. Men painted their fingernails to show to which political party they belonged in the old days of Grecian glory. 30c CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS 1 pound .. LIRBY'S PORK A BEANS lB-oi.. I cans 25c 25c UBRY'S GRAPH Kl IT No. 2 cana ...... 15c OVERLOOK PEAS 3 rrnnn . 25c 10 Extra S & II Grrrn Stamps with Cash purchase of Hi si.uuorover Monday, Tuesday. WHEAT POPS Cello nr. I pais. PRUNES Italian OcZ Hi-lb. cello RITZ CRACKERS Ot Large pkg WESSON OIL TYlrl Half Gal l.UU BORDEN'S CARAMELS . 1-lb. eello pkg OC If -TefaC 'rftWWaV m lie tauuut loir Large pkg. 25c Giant pkf. 69c (RtEl $51,000 uiTrAst: Bo.vii rovrrsr BORDEN'S MILK 1 tall cana ....... 25c Large pkg. 25c Giant alse 1 bars .... ' Regular si 3 bar. IOC MILK ROUTES EUGENE (To the Editor) I note with Interest that milk de liveries are to be greatly curtailed, a matter of importance to the pub. lie as a whole, of greater concern tc families having children, and of critical importance to families without refrigeration. Many have been rather scan dalized for a long time at the waste and needless duplication of deliv ery service not only in the Dairy bu-iness bus in many other lines. Roughly there are thirty concerns Ming and delivering rnilK to tu- Kene customers and all of them deliver all over town, yet each oute aaffresates no more custom ers than a few score blocks would pr'Vide if all within the section patronized the same dairyman. To assure the customer uniform j safety and quality of the milk he . consumes, large sums are spent j upon inspection and upon the fa cilities the producer is forced to acquire to mret such Inspection. This added expense is, of course, added to the retail price of the milk. If kept within bounds no fault can be found with this But when an additional .. . . . coming year. live miles or more per day due to Yours truly the fact that he delivers all over, CLENWOOD COMMUNITY ine Cliy. 1 nave ncsiu mm say that if his present aeliveries could be concentrated upon one portion of it he could sell for two cents ; less per quart and make the same profit. ' I believe the general run of cus tomers would gladly cooperate in the suRResled plan if it were "sugared" with a fair reduction : in the cost of delivered milk. I am ; sure I would. It would fit in bet- I tei right now along with the many readjustments due to the war and be vastly less disruptive of con sumer needs, particularly those without refrigeration, than the threatened five or less deliveries per week. Yours for a better economy. ALLEN T. OSBORNE, 1860 Onyx. CLUB. By Mrs. Lloyd Purkey. Chairman. - . In 1937, a buck deer having antlers composed of 500 knobs was shot near Mendicino, Calif. i(Lv. i r is our DUDECK I UGENE (To the Editor) ! The election will soon be past and those who "also ran" should count their votes and be happy. ! I have a letter from one of our state assembly who thinks that I am rude in criticizing our public ' officials. With due respect to those In authority I wish to say that it has been a sore trial to many of us You can whip our cream, but you can't beat our milk. Echo Hollow Dairy. Ph. 2035-J-2. adv. Builder of soil, rock gsrdens, walls, and walks, stepping stones. Ph. 872. Hood. Florsheim Shoes For Men A Women Exclusively at BURCH'S 1060 Willamette First LiJ On the Home Front or in fhe Bml. i Strong, Healthy Bodies Are Most nememier Meat is the Richest Known Source nfn B Vitamins! So take your Vitamins the Natural war Pl .n Perlicn s nutritious. Inviroratlni mML """"sni Perlich's Savory SHORT RIBS 22cn. From extra fine Prime Steer Beef Perlich's Perfect Meat Loaf Mix 35cik Beef, Veal & Pork perfectly blended Perlich's Flavorful POT ROAST... 32ca, Finest Prime Steer Beef Perlich's Economical VEAL Roost..38cib. Absolutely no waste; it's boned and tied Kosher Style Dill Pickles 3 for 10c e Crisp, piquant and different , At Perllch'i YOU MAY TAKE YOUR CHANGE IN DEFENSE STM WARNING EUGENE (To the Editor) In answer to the nice write up about "Dog Owner Fined," I have this to say, tnat the lady who put in the complaint about this big, bad .ind vicious dog is known by me two and trespasses on my property cents or more per quart is piled on due to the ccst of a vastly dupli cated distribution method the costly foolishness of the entire set up is apparent. Now that war forces us to conserve on gas, tires, trucks and manpower why shouldn't we. the customers, relin qii'sh the now pointless privilege doesn't. very often. Anyway this bad dog is exactly an fight months old female pup (which I can prove) belongs to my irildren and behold wouldn't harm anyone and stays on her own private property. But the com plaining witness and dog catcher ,f deciding which dairyman is to deliver u the standardized prod uct the all carry in return for a proportionate reduction in the price per quart. The distributors could then block out the city In ruch a way that each one realized the same output as before but at about 25 of his present delivery costs. I know a milk dealer here who lives only six miles out of Viwn, yet whos route aggregates fifty- f'Cf Y After School. .they're sure TASTY! My property is 250 feet by 393 feet and Fillmore street from 6th and 7th avenue alley to 7th and 8th avenue alley is my property and paid for. I hauled rock and gravel nd made this block ot Fillmore street rnd the city has been using it, r.ever even putting on one load of gravel or maintaining in any way. Now then city and public you are trespassing so KEEP OFF trom now on. This block will be closed but my children and their little puppies can play on their own property, PAT COLLINS, 8S Fillmor ' So crisp and crunchy...so rich with honey and graham flavor ... no wonder Western youngster make Honey Maid Grahams their favoriU between-meals snack. Better take home a fresh package of wholesome, easy-to-digest Honey Maids today! Any time . . what a TREAT mm' WANTS PROJECT T7UGENE (To th Editor We recommend that th Worki Progre5S Administration continue : to sponsor the school lunch pro ! jrrams. This worth while project should not be discontinued it a time when th need is greatest. America's strength for the fu ture lies in our children. Upon the:r health and well-being de pends the adjustments which will be made following the present conflict. Teachers unanimously agree that their pupils enter into the afternoon activities with added zest and enthusiasm following a hot noon lunch. At a time when, tn many cases, both parents are employed, part of the responsibility for a bal anced diet must be a.sumed by government.il j!er.t.:es. Flar.r.g the responsibility there rather than m the communities them selves, azures a nvre uniform program and d:r;bu:es the co.j more evenly. Plam havt been It's time for TRIANGLE DEVELOPING FEEDS WsmlMti UKIOar NABliCO N AXLO.NAl IISCUII COMfANY Mil SM .- ''ssssssisjsssa wine RICH IN VITAMINS Doctor advisa "q. your vitamins through th foods you eat." High on the list of food containing essential vitamin "C" are Rd & White luic. Drink one Rd & White Juice every day. For variety serve tomato Juice grapefruit Juice or pineapple Juice. Special Features for Friday & Saturday, May 22 and 23 Grapefruit Juice Tomato Juice Red & White No. 1 3 for BAKING CHOCOLATE Red CAKE FLOUR a5?jf Rim) While ev) SHREDDED WHEAT CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP R! No. 2 tins, ?) 51 f ' ;tlb:........U5l Lt2J Red 4 White V. Hi tins fjC- lib. sacks Red Vhlt Grapefruit SPINACH Quick er Rrrulsr ROLLED OATS Rfd Vhiu MILK r,z 14t Codivs Complexion Soap IZ 5c Blg Whits lent luttnc B-ROOMS E.fh83c BLEACH M r.., 24c 49c 17c No.l2V SHORTENING Bl for frylflf and baktnr COCOANUT JA Sunshln CHEEZ-IT But to scrrt with sll btrmim R'd 4i Whltf Drip or rrjnlsr rrind COFFEE Mtrt COFFEE Ground in th stor to suit our own method M brtW SonSpun SALAD DRESSING Pint 27c "ri map unirnirrq ti f"1 r Luun Fisher's WHEAT GERM 1S 1 -Rd WOOOIFLl
