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. 21, 194 THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON XITY NEWS NOTES - Lvices in r0.Snes in loci 1 r Monday . T..t. Kiwanis club lse ITmbuni hotel. ribs Friday night crushed him against lirfiaothw car. -i. IS'":.... ctmrtion com- tibrought to the Eugene No inJur? t0 the spme PTof the Elmira com- L 'ni in Eugene on business Spraying Demonstration A demonstration on spraving for the control of the filbert moth and discussion of the filbert worm will he helH at 1hm fan. i - .-..n vi .upie oona, across the Willamette river from cugene and about three miles north of city, at 10 a. m. Friday June 26. hv nr. n n tu 1 I associate entomologist, and O. T. i uicnnuricr, extension horticultur ist, both of Oregon State college in cooperation with O. S. Fletcher roumy agent. Actual spraying for filbert worm control will be later, but the demonstration is set early to allow growers to prepare for it Walter Cannon Promoted Walter Cannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cannon, 186414 I Moss street, Eugene, has been promoted to the rank of corporal at the air force advanced flying school. Rtnrlctnn FielH rl u I joined the U. S. army June 4, 1941. THE MOST FAMOUS NAME IN DIAMONDS eepsake is advertised in leading magazines irpCNrV' imuoK s.. w m 4 r ? 775 IX . COLf AX u MOO 30 00 EVHY Kespwks Ring is designed by o leoding stylist ... every Kiepsolt Diamond meets our high standards of color, cut and dority. 1H nationally established price ond the Certificate of legistrotion and Guarantee are assurance of lasting satisfaction. Ait ste the new Keepsake Matched Sets. Get your copy of the btpsokt book, "The Etiquette of the Engagement and Wedding." t Eu; budget terms at no extra cost. I S.4H. Stamps on cash purchases, fair trade Items excepted. Phone 411 Max Simmons Graduates Private Max G. Simmons, JJ, son of Mrs. L. E. Simmons of 113 "est Eighteenth avenue, Eugene ' graduated June 1J from the -.-us largest air corps technical school. s.ieppard Field, Tex, where he has attended classes for the past five months. He was at tached to the 417th technical school squadron. He worked for Simmons-Kendall company, Eugene before entering the service. Nutrition Classes Nutrition classes will start Mon day, according to the local Red Cross headquarters. The nutrition course is required for any canteen work. It will be conducted as a twenty hour course, meeting Mondays and Wednesdays from 1 to 3 p. m. in the home economics department in Chapman hall, at the university. Miss Mabel Wood will be the instructor. Legion To Elect The Eugene post of the American Legion is to meet Tuesday evening. Annual election of officers will be held. Refreshments will be served following the business session. The meeting takes up at 8 p. m. at the .wuuse nan. To Address Kiwanis Dr. Burton, professor of educa. tion at Harvard and member of the University of Oregon summer ses sion faculty, is to be guest speaker ior ine weekly meeting of the Eu. gene Kiwanis club. Monday noon. ai me usourn notei. In From Grove- Herbert W. Lombard, Cottage Grove attorney, and Worth Harvey, prominent resident of that city, were both in Eugene, Saturday on business. 34i" "VTVI.:;" . . - t w-N . LL lift la I I30J7.17 by J. Fay Miller. Gordon I Kelso and Fred Jensen. Estate of Dwight B. Hopkins, deceased; Kate Hopkins Porter appointed administrator a id C. E. Lombard, Kenneth Miller and H. H. Hobbs appraisers. MARRIAGE UCENSES George R. Iynch of Lorane and Gladys O. Perry of Cottage Grove. Gene A. Anderson of Portland and Elisabeth Gary Perkina of Eugene. L B. McKlnnis and Charlotte Rardin, both of Eugene, William Joseph Severns of Trenton, N. J., and Marvel Eunice McAbee of Orting. Wash. Floyd McVay and Violet Jewel DeFoe, both of Blachly. Harry Robert Wilmensen of Se attle and Winifred June Miller of Eugene. Donald Roscoe McLaughlin of Oakridge and Mary Elizabeth Swinney of McCredie Springs. BtTLDINO PERMITS Reroof two sheds at 841 Pearl for Mrs. C. T. Howe. $25. Remodel garage and woodshed at 12.11 Emerald for Edwin Wil son, $50. BOUNTY Bounty collected by Glenn Good of Eugene on one bobcat. Mothers Meeting A meeting of the Navy Mothers' club will be held Wednesday after noon in the Veterans of Foreign Wars room at the armory at 2 o'clock. Judge Goes to Toledo Judge G. F. Skipworth will be at Toledo for a few days this week, hearing a number of circuit court cases, beginning Monday morning. Court will reconvene in Eugene June 26. BIRTHS HILL At the Sacred Heart gen eral hospital on Thursday, June ! 18. 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles ; Hill, Harrisburg. a daughter. j LEE At the Sacred Heart gen eral hospital on Friday, June 19, 1 1B42. to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee, Manlotnn - ,4B.,nV.. DDIflOtV . 1 , frtrw - a , t , , , ' 11 4 " nnnion siuLusuiL-n memoir 01 me nomrn REISNFR ai ih n..rf Royal Navy Service readies a craft at Plymouth, England general hospital on Friday, June for an inspection visit by the Queen. At left is the Queen's ' 19. 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen iftiifri i standard, flown for the first time on a naval vessel. Former Lane Residents Here Mr. and Mrs. Gus Shaffler, for merlv of Dexter, now livine at Hubbard, were Eugene visitors' Saturday. I No First Aid Class I No First Aid class will be held in the Vaughn district Monday afternoon or evening on account of the "incident" to be held in Eu gene Monday night Drinking Charged Richard D. Singleton and Ken neth W. Jarrard spent Friday night in the city jail on charges of being drunk in a public place. r! "' 11 '''(y'w!!yiHill'y'i'1' ' ' ' -J NEW V.S. HELMET Marine Pvt. Gordon Ludwig (left) discusses new U.S. helmet with British corp. in Northern Ireland. From Crow Church A. Stephens of Crow was in Eugene Saturday and called at the courthouse on business. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey In City Mr. and Mrs. Worth Harvey of Cottage Grove were Eugene vis itors Saturday. Takes Over Business Mrs. Hester Reed and Mrs. James J. Martin has taken over Bergman. the massage parlor and infra-red ray steam baths located in the pent house in the Miner building. Mr. Martin i an experienced Swedish masseur, a graduate of the college of Swedish massage in Chi cago, 111. i it v PROTECT IT PRESERVE IT! -We Can Help You!- WAR hot brought many changes that a!!ect all ci us VMe fr.-r-.y things on th "restricted" Ust-th American hon-.e and iamily tei CAM and WILL be maintained 'till the boys come marching home. cf the furniture industry or. proud ' ur part in maintaining the home. S..-.- . - , . 1 ... j -, essential matr:a.s tor the win- e! t-.e war. let us help you taprove your home surrour.a-r.gs !cr as cem si'., and as pleasant a living as is pcss-.ble dur.r.g th.;i au-out war eLort ter v;-cry, Cyclist Ride Today- Mary From Blachly Mr. and Mrs. Millard McKay of the Blachly neighborhood were in Eugene Saturday. Here from Vancouver W. A. Sweet of Eugene, who is employed in the shipyards at Van. The Pacific Northwest Cycling I couver. Wash., was home Friday. association will have a ride Sun- day to the Coburg caves. As usual. Drill Team Will Practice- picnic lunch is In order. Club, me Neighbors of Woodcraft drill Belsner, Lorane, a daughter. KELLY At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Friday, June 19, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly, Wendling, a daughter. STRILZUK At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Friday, June i. 1B42 to Mr. and Mrs. W liam Striliuk, 826 V4 Park avenue, Eugene, a daughter. DOUGHERTY At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Satur day. June 20, 1942. to Mr. and Mrs. rrancis Dougherty, 114 E street, Springfield, a daughter. WESTON At the Sacred Heart nospital on Saturday, June 20, iihz, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward H Weston. Route S, Eugene, a son. HUBB At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Saturday, June JU, 1H42, to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M Hubb, Junction City, a daughter. DOLAN At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Saturday, June 20, 1942. to Mr. and Mrs. George Dolan. Creswell, a son. McINTEE At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Wednesday, June 17, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs, rnomaa E. Mclntee, 369 H Mil street, Eugene, a daughter. COLLINS At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Wednesrinv June 17, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Nyal E. Collins, 4514 Fourteenth ave nue, east, Eugene, a son. JESSEN At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Wednesday June 17, 1942 to Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Jessen, .route 4, Eugene, daughter. DOGGETT At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Wednesday, June 17. 1942, to Mr. and Mra. wayne M. Doggett, Oregon City, daughter. MOE At the Sacred Heart gen members will meet at the Wyatt 1 team will practice Monday night eral hospital on Thursday, June 18, service station,' Broadway and Olive, at 2 p. m. All persons in terested are invited to attend. in the Moose hall at 8 p. m. Visits Grandmother Jerry Franz of Pendleton is vis iting his grandmother, Mrs. Marie Franz, 1074 Seventh avenue west, Two Men Taken To St. Helens Henrv Kelso LaPorte and Ter rence Harley Knighton, arrested this week at Cottage Grove on a charge of larceny, were taken to St. Helens In City From Central Saturday by officers from that W. H. Davis of the Central dls city. The arrest was made by Max trict was a Eugene visitor Satur Burris, state police officer. day. Mrs. Turner To Seattle : From Fall Creek- Mrs. Mary Turner, one of the R. A. Vaughn of Fall Creek was Lane county public health nurses, in Eugene on business Saturday, has gone to Seattle where she will . spend two weeks studying venereal Damrrft of Washington medical school. rine Bums out ........ .......... r , Bovr, . City firemen were called to the "gainst Jpsepn w. tmsune; sun j " 7 " V,r.""': eorge Curtis home at Thirtieth '1 for divorce J 2t i fu ,d Willamette Friday evening by r Hazel E. Hanslien against Oscar e tl Cn,mb'r ,treet' Eu' CIRCt'IT COURT Cathrine K a m a n o Ernstine 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Sigvald Mne. route 4, Eugene, a son. HILL At the Sacred Heart een eral hospital on Thursday, June 18 1942. to Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, route 5, Eugene, a daughter, McCLURE At the Sacred Heart general hospital on Tuesday, June io, i42, to Mr. and Mrs. Noel Mo Liure, Blue River, a daughter. HOWELL At the Thomnson Maternity Home on Friday, June m, ins to Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Howell, Blachly, Ore., a daughter, PIRTLE At the Thompson Ma ternity Home on Friday, June 19, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pirtle, Linslaw, Ore., a son, ALBERT At home on Tuesday June 16, 1942 to Mr. and Mra. Paul Albert, route S, son. George and a flue fire. There was no damage to the property. Maccabees To Meet The Maccabees will meet Tues day night for a potluck dinner at 8:30 at the home of Mrs. J. M. Scroggie, 1599 Moss street. E. Hanslien; suit filed for divorce. Melba Delores Lapp against Raymond Charles Lapp; suit filed for divorce. Fred Rookard against Gladys Rookard; divorce decree granted. gene, a son. Hollowell, Me., boasts as a nat ural freak a Smoking Pine tree that fives off thin vapor under certain atmospheric conditions. Her from Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight of Roseburg spent Friday in Eugene, visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Houser, and family. Veterans Have Dinner Today The United Spanish War Vet erans and auxiliary will have a potluck dinner at the armory at 1 o'clock this Sunday afternoon. Gilbert Sprarue Here Gilbert Sprague is her from Sweet Home, attending summer school at the university. PROBATE COURT Estate of George E. Mather, de ceased; order approving report and discharging administrator. Estate of James E. Noland, de ceased; final ocport of administra tor approved and estate closed. Estate of William S. Michael, deceased; property appraised at For Th DKrfc.S'nB of th Horn this year, us PsLita, Varnishes or Enamels LIGHTNING'S 1151 Willamette Phone 1316 Mr. and Mrs. Haldorson Here Mr. and Mrs. Lenni Haldorson of Central were in Eugene Satur day on th way home from the state grange session at Milwaukie. A. C. Forney In Eugene. A. C. Forney of Central was In Eugene on business Saturday. From CetUg Grove Among th visitors In Eugene Saturday from out of town wer PHONE652 Building Materials Dutch Boy Paint Certlgrad Shingles Slab a nlork Hood MOGAN LUMBER CO. 178 West (th I AH. Green tump 1 , yrtclwkm Lmmtm THIS IS THE AGE OF SPECIALIZING The art of doing me thing and doing It better. Then add ability. Integrity and quality with long experience, research and persistence and yon have the secret of our Iwenlr-tw years of snrces In Eugene. VISUAL SATISFACTION Adds much to the joy of living. Voa see and appreciate the better things In life more with more satisfaction, they en visage a rosier, more optimistic hoe, for physical comfort and content haa much to do witb oar mental poise and success la life. In Eugra since 1911. i-vi ,iiiir.Lfc 'IT'S OUR PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU" TABU Smouldering TABU heady, saltry fragraoce even more disturbing when worn on gowns or fun where it remains for days even weeks. And sow von no longer have to wait for tomcon to bring our precious TABU from Mexico, Cub or Spain we have it here. The Parfum $35.00 Cologne $6.00 also other size of both. Come In lor a Free Demonstration AMERICAN MADI CHEN YU (Hurryl Hurryl) r- FO VERY FAST, VERY LONG LASTING NAIL MAKE-UP 1 Th J Big SoffUs $ Inst th thing fnr those speedy days the fastest nafl make-up ever! Large bottle of Caca To oK drying Uo. qoarol Base . . . large bottle ofosl .frying- Cam Yo Fashion Iomer (any shade yo. wish) t. . aad a large bottle of faM Caw Yo Remover (oily IrpeV A dollar for all three . . . carried by four harrying coolies . . . eery 3 tot Arclier 1 . WuW' w TWO FOR THE MOM Archer's Xewsomc Twosome In Itayon Stockings Bay at least two pairs wear them rinse them out then gie your new rayon hosier one day vacation I Archer knows that rayoss boee will last yon longer and eerve von better If voa give them eatrsvpecial personal care. IOvelv aerni-chiOon weight with fine seams, smooth fret, end lacj top wells, oar new Arrher rayons enme la all the Spring Celestial Colon. W Arrher Rayon . 1 1 C Page Five t Walking C hiffon. Pr. a VfiT Exclusively at MILLER'S ju Furniture Company 38 Cost Broodwoy Telephone 362
