the
fnnvafescenfs
W McKenzie Air
" n a to Tinwn in
MUtitry along tne w
- a worm war i u'tuoi
njYiarminthewilder-
Berj lumberman has a
U retire" , ,.t.Q.daors.
M "1.? hospital convales-
rotated there on two-
T surroundings Utile short
isr.n) as the non-paying
lJfit Clarence Belknap. ,
SCbove farm, toted near
"siuer is oniy u umc
through courtesy of patri
PB and partly by
f f the GIs who have thus
"ofed the Belknap hospl
fffive returned from the-
war to convalesce.
rm thev can fish.
"CUsck.' assist in light
W w i i Annn n nOnaral
lae and gain from 8 to 10
lSduring the two-week stay.
l2?T.re few major amusements
5 r Jntn town, hut
J " a dance every Saturday
ta far, malaria and pneu
1 . ..niocfpnts have enioved
PSs of the farm, but any
F"!L...Wpnt mav BO.
Closing Of Fish
Hnreheries' FeorerJ
PORTLAND, June 29 fP
fish hatcheries may be
teed this season if more money
v tot made available for their
l,Unn the fish commission
Up"" ' .,
Th, COmmiSSlUH, Wiiiui uno ic
oxti less poundage lees. from
i, season's reduced catches, is
mm in the red. Sen. ' Merle
rkKsman, Astoria, will head
jdtgation of fishermen and pack
mi who will confer with Gov,
Snell on the problem.
H is estimated that more ciga
ills are smoked in the month of
toiust than m any otner montn
Milestones In I
Dewey Career
CHICAGO UP niiKhM. -
the career of Gov. Thomas Ed
mund Dewey of New York:
Born Owosso. Midi..
1902.
Graduated TJniversifv ,
gan, 1923 (AB), Columbia law
scnooi, N. Y, 1925.
Entered rjrivat 1 BUT nronii.. 1
New York, 1926.
Married Francos F u..
Sapulpa, Okla., while 'both were
studying voice in New York in
1928. Have two vounn snnc t
as E. and John Martin.
Named chief assistant T7nuj
States attorney for southern dis
trict of New York, 1931.
Special assistant tn rrui
Slates attorney general prosecut-1
ing tax proceedings against bank-'
er Charles E. Mitchell and crimin-
ai prosecution of Irving Wexler
(Waxey Gordon), 1934-35.
Counsel to New Vorlt ....v.
ciation in prosecution and removal
oi Municipal justice Harold L
Kunstler, 1935.
Named by Gov. Lehman special
prosecutor to rid New York city
of rackets and racketeers, 1936
37. Convicted Tammany district
leader James J. Hines in a $20,
000,000 "policy" racket and won
national attention.
Elected New York county dis
trict attorney 1937.
Ban successfully for republican
gubernatorial nomination in New
York 1938; but lost election to
Gov. Herbert Lehman by 64,000
in a total vote of 4,822,000.
Renominated in 1940 and de
feated democratic State Atty Gen.
John J. Bennett by 650,000. Cam
paigned unsuccessfully for GOP
presidential nomination in man
Inaugurated governor at age of
4U on jan. i, 1H43.
Springfield
CHAMBER TO MEET !
SPRINGFIELD - Chamber of
commerce council will hold its
of? arTlmeetiD " "e chamber
-...BMojr cveujjjg ai a. .
BRISTOW ENLISTS
SPRlNGFIELD-i-Kenneth Bris-
tow. srnrluate. e c -. . ...
school, has enlisted in the air
corps aviation cadets. He is not
advised when he will be called
VISITORS HERE FROM SOUTH
d SPRINGFIELD Mr. and Mrs.
R. P. Ketner of Gallup, N. M.,
are here for a three-month vaca
tion. They are visiting their
brother and family here, Mr. and
Mrs. Morton Bristow, and Mrs.
TAieUa Bristow, Eugene.
! SHOP ENLARGED
SPRINGFIELD W. N. Lone Ss
romedeling and enlarging his'
plumbing shop at 527 Main street, i
He is owner of the building re-,
cently vacated by the Coffee Cup
restaurant and is now extending
his shop into this space. New
counters and shelves are being
buiit and the room has been re
painted. The new space will i,c
used as a. display and stock room.
RESTYLING SHOP OPENED
SPRINGFlELD-Mrs. Virginia
Ostburn has opened a restyling
shop in the Oregon bank build
ing, under the name, Virginia's
Restyling shop. She plans to do
alterations and remodeling. She
was formerly a clerk in Stone's
men's store.
CIRCLE ONE PLANS PICNIC
, SPRINGFIELD Members of
circle 1 of Hie Method!! church
and their families will meet atj
Skinner Butte Friday evening at'
6:30 for a pottuck picnic.
A.NNCA.L CONVENTION
SPRINGFIELD Attending the
annual Christian church conven
tion in Turner this week are Mrs,
BoJand Mosier, Mrs. H. T. Mitch
ell, Miss Clara Jones, and Miss
Beulah Thurman.
SPEEDING BRINGS FINE
SPRINGFIELD Margaret
Thayer, Achisan street, Bellflow
er, Cali., was fined $10 in the
city recorder's office this week on
a charge of speeding at 30 miles
an hour in a 20-mile zone on Main
street.
Men are used S3 vansportaUon
vehicles m ' the greater part of
Africa south of the equator. Oxen
are used only in the cattle areas,
Evening Course
Due ior Nurse's Aides
An evening class for nurse's
aides will start July 10, the
course to be given from 7 to 10
o'clock on Monday and Wednes
day evenings until completed.
Sign-up for the course will be
conducted at the Bed Cross head
quarters, 43 Eighth Avenue west,
July 7, 1-3 p.m.
An afternoon class already Is
under way and Ihe division tor
nurse's aides hopes to have an
other afternpon session later.
Eugene Hctfster-Gusrd, Thursday, June 39, 1944, Tt 11
American Red Cvoss, for playing
cards fat use at Camp Adaii.
A nvsint hatrintr rtliivimr inrrl
small games is asked to teave
them with the local Red Cross at-
fic, it Eighth Avenvi wxi. -. i
4
The ti'.ili'HVK is the ceme of 4
strong wind that sweeps tiurouja
tha Aleutian islands.
Playing Cards for
Camp Adair Asked
A special request has come to
the camp and hospital commit
tee o the Lane county chapter,
Weekly Progress Report
on the NEW BUILDING far
COX'S CUSTOM CANNING
2ND AND FOLK ST.
Everything is piocjiaaainq lerj me-ii. Wa tn orry 'W
cannot be ready tor caiy itenu, ba it cannot be he'ipdw
Walcn ior special announcement about the middle oi uly.
Z. M. COX
The street levels nf
Rome in many places are 20 feet
or move aDove tne roadways of
ancient' Rome.
LANE COUNTY'S OWN
SHOPPING CENTER!
ONE STOP SHOPPING SERVICE
NOTICE 'THE PUBLIC MARKET-i
WILL BE CLOSED JULY 3RD!
COUNTRYMAN a WEBB
PRODLjCE
Producers Public Market Bldg.
PHONE 2765
Quality Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Special Prices Friday and Saturday . '
ALL- VARIETIES
CANNING CHERRIES
Can Now As The Crop
Will Soon Be Gone!
CANNING APRICOTS
CURRANTS
PLUMS, RASPBERRIES
Cantaloupes, Watermelons
Field Grown Tomatoes
Closed Monday, July 3rd and
Tuesday, July 4th
STALL
SPECIALS
"W is the time to buy cur
"rats, short crop. Cuthbert
raspberries for canning.
Pnwes. Burbank seed pota-
MRS. FRYE, Stall 85.
lJf cabbage plants, rasp
Jie, cherries, fresh toma
lettuce, cabbage, rhu
"Tb. Miller prunes.
CARTER Stall 86 '
fWWERS-cut flowers fu-
wai spray, and corsages
Stall 36-37. Phone 4586.
THfc KERNS Flower Shop
vegetables of afl kinds.
fme berries, cherries, nuts,
FRESH OCEAN
SILVER SMELT
23c Lb.
SLICED FRESH
LING COD
. 28c Lb.
SLICED RED
Chinook Salmon
45c Lb.
Fillet of Red Q 0
Snaooer Lrwwx
Sllverside Salmon
By flie Whole FUh QC.
Ith.
m -
Fresh Cooked ) C-Crab.-
Lb.A3C
Kippered OC-
iFieh Tips "'
: ' "V
high-grade col loo
lot only today can you save
noser by using Edwards
Coffee but any tine you buy
it lor Edwsrds. Cotiee is al
ways low priced. It's always
good, too rich, full bodied,
' jftenglhhii, and line in iiavot.
Buy Edwards and save!
tfcl-neqttnrntcfl
phkst
1-Lb.
Jar
ONLY
MOBE DAYS BUY NOW
AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE
PEACHES 28 points
No. 303 ejJs. I7c
12 ior $1.93
RITZ CRACKERS 19c
DCif Gardenside Brand
No points
Mo. 2 can 11c
12 for $1.23
Bel Monle Cream
VfWlXlN Style no points .
No. 2 can I3c
, 12 ior J&
picmc at ifouh
own back yahd
Tod ni th whole family asA ,
your iriends and TieigriboTS, ii jxn
invite them can have a whale oi
in outing and picnic righ in your
own back yard. This y.r U'e 4 vry ;
popular idea ior celebrating ihe
F0DSTH OF JTjlT. my not do it
Tour Baiqhbotbood Safcwaf can
apply yoa with all tk
, "ealraenU" ai money-saviTig
prices, tool
Diced Beets, White Tag No. 2 9c; 12 for 98c
Pork i Beans, Penthouse (IS pts.) 2-26 or, cart 25c
12 cans for i.5
Vege. Cocktail V-8 (2 pis.) 18 oz. can ...15c
Tomato Juice. Sunny Dawn (18 pts.) 46 oz. 19c
Deviled Ham, Cudahy, 3 ot. can 15c
Tang, Prem & Kem Lunch Meat 12 ox. 29c
Ripe Olives, Lindsay Med 16 oz 22c
Chopped Olives, Ilbby No. V can ... 13c
Green Tomato Slices, Llbby Spiced No. IVi 26c
Canterbury Tea, black Vt lb. ... 43e
TOMATOES
Gardenside
Standard
i' No. 2Vi can 13c
1 2 cos 1 .33
Green Beans
White Tag
No. 2 can I3c
No Pointoi
12 can.1.49
Cola Syrup, Mavis 12 oi. bottle 2Sc
Sun Valley Beverages 64 oz. boiiJe ...i...39c
' Plus deposit
Cheese, Battleground (10 pts lb.) Lb. ..?34c
American Spread, Kraft x5 az. qle. .'..;.20c
Relish Cheese Spread, Kraft 5 oz. .... 17c
Peanut ButteT, Real Roari 2 lb. lar . ..3e
Fruit felly. Tea Garden (5 pis) 20 ox. ............25c
Or. & Grpirt. Marmalade, Everbest 1 lb. 22c
Kellogg 's Pep 8 ot. pkg. -9c
Margarine, Sunny Bank (4 pts) 2 lbs. 35c
Apricots Fresh ripe ... Lb. 16c
Santa Rosa Plums . . . Lb. 16c
Bing Cherries ... Lb. 28c
Ripe Cantaloupes . . Lb. 12 Vk
Aid floo4w$4
ddmdsf
COMIC W8
Peanut latter
Enriched Bread
talk
SwSWm
Bacon
Aay pic
WATERMELONS! GS"ttf
Hot House Cucumbers
Crisp, Tasty ... ... Lb. 27c
Red Radishes
Freshly Picked .. Lb. 12c
Green Onions
Put Tana In your Salads .... ......... Lb. 14c
Sunkist Lemons . Lb. llVk
7 MAYONNAISE
T 47' 'sm
Juice Oranges lb. 7c
Rabbits Fresh, dressed
29c - (nj
ib. 55c fW .
Ground
Beef
ft Grade
Veal
Roasi
(Shoulder)
rade28c
8Cr26c
Veal Rib
Chops
!36c
Hare biad chicken for & 4(h!.
Nice young colored iryers.
Sliced Halibut Medium i.37c
13pte. Round Steak D..38c .34c
.Sirloin Steak IffL 40c 33c
Per ib. 47'
5pt.
Beef Roast 27c lD. 25c
Salad Dressing, Duchess,
32 oz. jar .36c
Mustard, Heinz Brown,
6 oz. jar --9c
Pancake Flour. Suzanna.
40 oz. pkg - 15c
Sunbrite Cleanser,
13 oz. can 5c
Sweetheart Soap, regular
. bar 2 lor 13c
i CR1SCO
j SMMTIMIMa
! taw 1 0
4 f QQ
KRISPY
SOOA CfcACKCftl
Wesson Oil
w.
Mmkm
.Mclmn
Sierra Pine
r.rr
2. 13
,.28c
Matches, Searchlight.
Ctn. oi 6 bxs. .
Matches, Favorite,
Ctn. ot 6 bxs, : 19c
Oil Wtop Paper, Good
Housekprs., 150 It. roll 24c
Ivory Soap, large bars
3 lot 29c
Royal Satin Shortening
3 lb. glass .......:...60c
FOWL
Grade "A"
Per lb. 41
i
IIEWMflH'S
Fish Markets
39 East Broadway
and
Producers Market
ouy from us SMILE
-"en Va hh i
CVERT 4 BALL Stall 82