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Pag 2 ' Eugene Register Nu Made Fresh Mayonnaise Presents lloagy Carmichael Composer of "SUrdasf and other hit tones and Harry Evans Editor Family Circle maga zine's famous "Hollywood Diary" and other stories about personal experience with the stars. f n a New Show TONIGHT f iiAi'U'r'' Al HUAVJI 5 (ORE Sunday 8:30 p. m. ifr Featuring a cast of 50 noted musicians and vocalists. k Truly a new high In mu sical entertainment. FAMILY SCENE When LOW ELL THOMAS, Don Lee's world-f moDi commentator, does get time for relaxation from hla busy working day, he prefers to spend it at "Clover Brook,'' his farm at Pawling, New York. Here he rests from a Sunday-tour at the edge of the swimming pool with Mrs. Thomas and their two pets Mlokey and Boas II. Thomas Is heard on KORE Don Lee at 7:15 p. m PWT, Monday Uirourh Friday, KORE 14S0 ON YOUR DIAL PRINCE ALBERT 8 oz. 33c Everybody's Drue 98 Willamette Shop with Callahan's "BRING A FRIEND" pM.OR THEIRS VALUES Specially 45M 4.95 Many sizes 24x36 or 24x40 and 18x48 or 30x60 and 16x24 measure j jur space. Other mlrron 2.89 to lSe I CAE BEATS "Safe. A flg I NASON PAINTS 17 ft ty" first for children 0e3O I qi. of grey 7UC I DUTCH OVEN O QQ CRATER LAKE 1 CO with lid only 0.30 I PICTURE 1.69 I BREAKFAST SET A nr I SEWING KIT C QC f Pe. ISO Yaluf e&leU I 10.00 value 0.0 D CASH PAID FOR PIANOS - Guard, Sunday, July 30, 1944 Springfield Annuals May Be Had At Gerlach's This Week SPRINGFIELD Springfield high school annuals will be dis tributed for the last time this summer on August 3 and 4 at Gerlach's drug store from 7:15 p.m. until 9 pjn. Those students not obtaining the year books at this time will be able to get them from Reta and Rita Shields at the high school in the fall. Flanery Drug Store Sale Announced SPRINGFIELD The F. B. Flanery drug store at the corner of Fifth and Main street in Springfield was sold this week to William Schlitzkus and W. A. Woodman of Newport. Schlitzkus, a registered phar macist, has been in business In Newport for some time. The new owners will tske pos session of the store on Aug. 1. - STITCH A CHATTER SPRINGFIELD The Stitch and Chatter club will meet for an outdoor meeting at the home of Miss Clara Jones Wednesday evening at S o'clock. W8CS MEETING SPRINGFILD The General WSCS meet wlli be held Wednes day at the Methodist church be ginning with a mission study at 11 o clock. Tne luncneon win ne at 12:15 followed by a program and business at 1:15:. PAST NOBLE GRAND CLUB SPRINGFIELD The Past No ble Grand club of Springfield will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Esta Bier, West D street, for a potluck luncheon at noon. The luncheon will be served out side the Bier home. ANEAS CLUB TO MEET SPRINGFIELD The Aneas club will meet this week with Mrs. Ella Lombard, 381 Ninth street on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. IOOF LODGE TO MEET SPRINGFIELD Lodge No. 70. IOOF, will hold its regular meet ing In IOOF hall Wednesday eve ning at 8 o'clock. ROYAL NEIGHBOR LODGE j SPRINGFIELD Regular meet ing of the Royal Neighbor lodge will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in Legion hall. FINES SPRINGFIELD Fines have been assessed in the recorder's court against Andrew Momson, $15 ($10 suspended), speedtne: and Merle Fesler, $15 ($10 sus pended), speeding. uhndovl Optometrist 174 East Br'dway. Dr. J. C. Hicks VETERINARIAN (Utw Road Ph. 29F32 W offer a selection of frames and tites really amazing for these timet. Come In and tee theml Every mirror crystal. clear Pitts burgh plate glass. Beauti fully gift packaged. And how you'll like our prlcetl prleed from W SSSFlSnfflWTflSjBl3bv RADIO BROADCASTS KORE IHSt) SlINDAT 1:4A a. m. New 1:00 Radio League t:3o Voice of Prophecy 9:00 Blbla Claaa :30 Lutharan Hour 10:00 Newa 10:18 Romance 10:30 Bobby Hooker 11:00 Band Concert 11:30 Castle's Orchestra 12:00 News 13:15 p. m T. B. A. 12:30 Floyd B. Johnson 1:00 Strong's Orchestra 1:15 Howard's Orchestra 1:30 Roosty of A. A. f. 1:00 Eagles Speek 4:30 Report 5:00 Walter 5:30 Winter. 5:45 Stars 5:55 Ned 8:00 Radio S:30 Summer 7:00 Take 1:30 WhlsUer S OO Crime Doctor 15 Sons of Week S:30 Mollnoe Orchestra S:0O 1 Was There t: 30 Work for WISCO 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Wartime Women 10:20 Savltt Orchestra 10:30 Trans-Atlantic Call 11:00 Eddie Carr Show 3:15 T. o. A. 3:30 Mysterious Traveler 11:30 strand 1:00 U. 8. Army 1 1 :45 Jonea 11:55 Nawa 13 Mutlo at KOBK I4 0:00 a. m. SMS Stitch In Tim : 30 Upton Clone) J:4fl 8oldlri of PTM 4:00 Revival Hour 5:00 Mediation Board 5:44 Gabrtal Heatler 6:00 Ad vntur 8:30 California Mtlodlta 7:00 Cedrlc rotter 7:18 Treaiury Saluta 7 : 30 Youth Courageous 7:45 Traffic Safety 8:00 Muslo of Worahlp 8: SO T. B. A. 8:45 Builnaiaman Look 8:00 Nawa 9:15 Rax Millar 0:30 Human Adventura 10:00 Jubtlaa Hali Hour 10:30 Newa 10:45 Poland va. Hitler 11:00 Rev. Percy Crawford KGW (090) iUNDAT 4:00 a, m. Dawn Patrol 0:15 Commando Mary 0:06 Early 7:30 Breakfast Tunes 7:45 SarmoneUe 0:00 Shady Valley 0: SO Newa ': Hare'a Musia 0:00 Boaka Carter 9:15 Varieties : SO Betty Bob 0:46 Musio Box 10:00 Newa 10:15-Jack Berch 10: JO Favorites Yesterday 11:00 News 11:0ft Harmony Lane 11:15 Hits of Day 11:30 Woman of Today 11:45 Musical Library 8:30 string quartet 13:00 Noon 7;00-Hlghl!ghte of Bible JJ;JJ , mKmybowdt 7:30 Words and Muslo 13:30 War 8:00 Church in Home 8:30 World Newa 8:45 Caroiyn Gilbert 9:00 James L. Harris 9:15 News In Advertising 9:30 Stradivari 10:00 Layman Views News 10:15 NBC 10:30 Round TaMs 11:00 Church In Action ll:30-iJohn Chat. Thomas 12:00 World News 11:30 p. m. Army Hour 13:35 Luncheon Concert 13:55 Human Side of War 1:00 Invitation Romance 1 : 15 Treasury Saluta 1:30 Music for Hali Hour 3:00 Faces 0c Places 3:18 Surprise Package) 3:00 Prayer 3:01 Nawa, Headlines 3:15 Music Just or You 3:45 Johnson Family 4:00 Marshal McNeil 4:15 Merry Moons 4:30 Marching to Music 4:45 Varieties 5:00 p. m. Newt 5:15 Superman 5:30 Tom Mix 5:45 News Wire 6:00 Gabriel Heattor 6:15 Screen Test 0:30 Army Air Forces 7:00 Henry Gladstone 7:15 Lone Ranger 8:00 News. Headlines SilS Melody In Evening 8:30 Point Sublime 9:00 News 9:15 Moments Mustcale 9:30 Marshal McNeil 9:45 Swlngtima 10:00 Sherlock Holmes 10:30 News, Headlines 10:45 Van's Orch. 11:00 Serenade 1:30 Lands of tree 1:55 News 2:00 Symphony Orch. 3:00 News Headlines 3:15 Catholic Hour 3:45 Between tha Lines 4:00 Hit Parade 4:30 Band Wagon 4:55 Tom Reddy, Newt 5:00 p. m. Grade Fields 6:30 One Man's Family 6:00 Merry-Go-Round 6:30 Familiar Music 7:00 Hour of Charm 7:30 Let. Tremayne 0:00 NBC 8:15 Story Behind 8:30 Symphony Hour 9:30620 Time 10:00 Newt Flashes 10:15 Eagles Speak 10:30 Pacific Story 11:00 St. francls Oreh. 11:30 War Newt 12:00-3 Swing Shift HEX (1190) SUNDAY 8:00. a. m. Symphonic 8:30 Dr. Ralph Walker ' 8:4S Song Service 9:00 Builders of Faith 9:30 Message of Israel 10:00 John B. Kennedy 10:15 Memorable Mustc 10:30 Sammy Kaye 10:55 News 11:00 Chaplain Jim 11:30 Serenade Tropical e 1:00 LUlen. the Women 13:30 Shades of Blue 1:00 Fun Valley 1:30 World of Song 3:00 Mary Small Revue 3:30 Hot Copy 3:00 Summer Hour 4:00 Sunday Vespers 4:30 Eye Witness Newt 4:45 Blue Matinee 5:00 Christian Science 5:15 Sunday Serenade 6:30 BN 6:45 Drew Pearson 6:00 Walter Wlnchall 0:15 Chamber Muslo 6:45-J.mmle Fldler 7:00 Life of Riley 7:30 Keep Up With World 6:00 Village Choir 0:15 Listen to Lelbert 8:30 Quiz Kida 9:00 Deadline Drama 9:30 Newt Headlines 9:45 For All Humanity 10:00 University Explorer 10:15 BN 10:30 Bulldera of Faith 11:00 Concert Hour KOIN (070) SUNDAY 0:00 a. m. Newt 0: 15 Blggt. Organist 0:45 Voices in Song 7:QO Church of Air 7:30 Wings Over Jordan 1 1 : 50 Treasury Song 11:55 News in Brief KOAO 6A6) MONDAY 10:00 a. m. Newt 10: 15 Homemakers' Hour 11:00 Southland Singing 11:15 Music Salon 11:30 Concert Hall 12:00 Newt 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour 13:30 Spot Markets 12:45 Farm Front 1:00 Rldin' tha Range 1:15 Namet In Newa 1:30 Variety Time 2:00 Specialists 2:30 Memory Book 3:00 News 3:15 Music of Masters 4:00 Sammy Kaye 4:15 Listen to Llcbert 4:30 waltz 5:00 p. m. 6:30 Story Time 5:45 Oregon's War 0:15 News 0:30 Farm Hour 0:45 Spot Markets 7:15 Soils Department 7:30 4-H Clubs , 0:00 Starry Skies 0:15 A to Z 0:30 Musio. That Endures 0:30 News 0:45 Med Itation ROW (09) MONDAY 4:00 a. m. Dawn Patrol 0:30 Newt Parade 7:00 Musical Memories 7:15 News Headlines 7: SO Reveille Roundup 7:45 Sam Hayea S: 00 41 am of Today 8:15 James Abbe 0:30 Mirth and Madness 9:00 Personality Hour 10:00 Ruth Forbes 10:15 McCaU. Nawa 10:30 Aunt Mary 8:00 Sweeney. Newt 10:45 Baker's 8:05 Blue Jackets Choir 11:00 Ouldlng 8:30 Invitation to Learn 11:15 Todays 9:00 Tabernacle 9:30 Concert Pastellee 9:45 News 10:00 Church of Air 10:3O Talks 10:45 Murrow, Newa 11:00 Dangerously Yours 11:30 World News 11:55 Songs of America 12 : 00 Phllhsr monlo 1:30 Pause 2:00 Family Hour 1:45 hlrer, Newt 3:00 Silver Theatre 3:30 America In Air 4:00 Concert Miniatures 4:15 Newt 11:30 Women In White 11:4ft Hymns 13:00 Woman of Ameriea 13:15 p. m. Ma Perkins 13:30 Pepper Young 13:45 Right to Happiness 1:00 Backstage Wife 1:15 Stella Dalits 1:30 Lorenzo Jones 1:45 Wldder Brown 3:00 When Girl Marries 2:15 Love and Learn 3:30 Just Plain Bill 3:45 Front Page Farrsll 3:00 Road of Life 3:15 David Harum 3:30 B. Bogmton JUAVTTA REBEKAH LODGE SPRINGFIELD A regular meeting of JuanlU Rebekah lodge will be held Monday evening at o'clock at IOOF hall. EVERYONE LIKES TMI rv top OV HAT Butterhorns For breakfast or luncheon, Me Kee's butterhorns are a favor ite with everyone. They're richly coated and packed four in a package for extra fresh ness. Take some home todayl At Your Grocers' 3:45 Rambling Reader 4:00 Dr. Kate 4:15 News of World :JO Voice of Nation 4:45 H. V. Kallenborn Calmer Reader Dfsest 5:00 p. m. -OK for Star Theatre Reta It or Leave It 5:15 Relax In Rhythm 5:30 Voice of FlretonS 8:00 A 6on Is Born 0:30 Vacation Serenade 7:00 Contented Hour 7:50 Dr. 1. Q. 8:00 Music Shop 8:15 Fleetwood Lawtoo 8:80 Cavalcade of America 0:00 Telephona Hour 0:30 Hawthorne HouM 10:00 Newa Fleuhea 10:15 Home Town Newa 10:25 Musical Interlude 10:30 Deaign for Dancing 10:45 Paul Paga 10:55 Newt 11:00 BtHmore Orchestra Orchestra Orchestra Newe MONDAY Nawa Bird 11:30 War News to Nation Ptdgeon News of Today ?4W.aTiculturaJ Proaram :ww,wra onin 4 Uudf,"! MONDAY 8:00 a. m. Musical Clock 0:15 Farm and Horn 0:45 Western Agriculture 7:00 Home Harmonleat 7:05 Wright, Organist 7:15 News 7:XWames Abba 7:45 Air Lane Trto 9:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Glamour Manor 0:30 Breakfast at Sardl'g 10:00 Newa 10:15 SUrs of Today 10:30 My True Story 10:55 Aunt Jemima 11:00 Baukhage Talking. 11:15 Mystery Chef 11:30 Ladles Be Seated 12:00 Morton Downey 12:15 p. m. Star Time 12:30 News Headlines 1:00 Sam Hayes 1:15 Radio Parade 1:30 Time Views News 1:45 Buddy Twlsa 1:50 Edward Jorgenson 2:00 What's Doing? 2:30 Voice of Experience 3 :45 Correspondents Abroad 3:00 Hollywood News News Commentary 3:15 McCall. News 3:30 Rollle Trultt Time 3:45 Don Norman Show 4:00 Glamour 4:15 Blue Matinee 4:30 Home Demonstration1 4:40 Let's Work 4:45 Sea Hound ' 5:00 p. m. Terry 5:15 Dick Tracy 5:30 Jack Armstrong 5:45 Hop Harrigan 6:00 Army Variety Show 0:30 Spotlight Bands 6:55 Story Teller 7:00 Raymond G. Swing 7:15 Ted Malone 7:30 Heldt Orchestra 8:00 Nellson. News 8:15 Lum and Abuer 8: 30 Counterspy 9:00 Blind Date 9:30 News Headlines 9:45 Johnny Harrell 10:00 Music by Bovero 10:30 B'way Bandwagon 10:45 Boy. Girl and Band 1 1 :00 Concert Hour KOIN 070 MONDAY 6:00 a. m. News 0:15 Texas Rangers 6:30 KOIN Klock 7:15 Headline News 7:30 Ha worth. News 7:45 Prlngle, News . 8:00 Consumer News 8:15 Valiant Lady 8:30 Light of World 8:45 Aunt Jenny 9:00 Kate Smith 9:15 Big Sister 9:30 Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 Life Beautiful 10:15 Ma Perkins 10:30 Bernadine Flynn Llvea On iu:i me Goldbergs 4:45 Highlights of Week 11:00 Portia Faces Life On Upbeat 11:15 Joyce Jordan 11:30 ur. Malone 1 1 :45 Perry Mason 13:00 News 12:16 p. m. Neighbors 12:30 Bright Horizons 12:45 Bachelor's Children 1 :00 Broadway Matinee 1:30 Mary Marlln 1:45 Melodies 2:00 Changing World 9:15 Newspaper of Air 2:45 Wilderness Road 3:00 News 3:15 Lyn Murray Show 3:30 Stars of Today. 3:45 World Today 3:55 Joseph C. Harach 4:00 Lady of Press 4:15 Andersen. News 4:30 Monday Matinee 5:00 p. m. G. Drake 5:15 Red's Gang 5:30 Flannery. News S: 45 Newt 5:55 Bill Henry 0:00 Mayor of Town 0:30 Man Named X 7:00 Screen Guild Players 7:30 Thanks to Yanks 6:00 Mystery 0:15 Dateline 8:30 Gay Nineties 0:55 Sterling. Newt 9:00 Adventures 9:30 Vox Pop 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Wartime Women 10:30 Western Stars 10:30 Organ Melodies 11:00 News 11:05 Oarber Orchestra 11:30 Air-Flo of the Air 11:35 Moore Orchestra 1 1 : 45 Charles, Organist 11:56 Newt 13:00 Music and News Notebook Light Children FOB BE MEETING CANCELED SPRINGFIELD The meeting scheduled for the sheriff's uni formed posse for Thursday eve ning has been canceled. The posse will attend Instead the meeting of the TBI at the Eugene courthouse Aufg. 8 at 8 o'clock. FALL GAIMMNS PLANT NOW! Tumlpi, Beet. Carrots, Chinese Cabbage. Spinach, Rutabaga, Winter Radish, Lettuce Bulk and Package Seeds Protect from Corn Earworm with ORCHO "EARWORMICIDE" 35c . 75c bottle ssssssHHH Earwig Bait 50c and $1.00 FREE BUU.ETIN. "FALL VEGETABLES" Former Eugenean Dies in Portland Earl L. Wtshburn, 59, a former Eugene resident, died Thursday in Portland as result of an acci dent. He was found lying un conscious In his apartment Sun day night, showing injuries. He died without telling what had oc curred, but his glasses were found at the foot of basement stairs, and it was assumed by investi gators that he had suffered a stroke, had fallen downstairs, then made his way back up stairs. Washburn had lived in Eugene for eight years before going to Portland two years ago. He was employed as an engineer at the Jantzen Knitting mills there. Born Nov. 8, 1884, at Wauke gan. 111., he was married there to Hazel Edwards, who died in 1924. He is survived by five sons, Mahlon Washburn of Eugene; Gordon, of Gurney, 111.; Kenneth, in the U. S. army In Europe; Willard, in the army at Camp Carson, Colo.; Howard, in the U. S. navy; two daughters, Mrs. Leslie Wilson of Eugene and Mrs. Leland Renshaw of Long Beach, Calif.; one brother, Justus, of waukegan, ill.; a sister, Mrs. Murrletta Tiegh of Roseburg; six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the Poore Larsen mortuary. Dr. Vance H. Webster officiating. The body will be sent to Gumey, IU., for final rites and interment In the Warren cemetery there. a Wayne Morse Ready To Launch Campaign Wayne L. Morse, republican nominee for the long term in the United States senate, Saturday an nounced he is starting his fall campaign next week in Portland with opening of his new state cam paign headquarters at 724 Morgan building. The headquarters have been moved from the Corbett buijding to the Morgan building, tne latter ulso housing the repub lican state headquarters. Lane county's Morse-for-Sena-tor club soon will lau-ch in'o an active program, this group to serve as headquarters for the Willam ette valley campaign. Morse-for-Senator clubs are to be formed in each county. Morse left his home here Satur day to speud the coming week in Portland getting details set up for the state headquarters and launch ing the fall campaign preliminary to the November election. Saturday afternoon he attended U.e Linn county republican cen tral committee meeting, and today (Sunday) will attend the Clacka mas county republican central committee's picnic to be held at the home of Jack Grenfell, Clack amas chairman. Sen. Guy Cordon, republican nominee for the short term in the senate, is to be the principal speaker for the Clacka mas gathering,- and Morse also will be on the program for a talk. During August, Morse plans to visit various parts of the state to meet and talk with community leaders on current problems. Week's Schedule Of Recreation Shown Harry Davis, city recreation commission director, . announces week's schedule for recreation places this week. Playgrounds: Lincoln, Frances Willard, Condon, fairground wad ing pool and playground. 1 o.m. to S p.m. Monday through Satur day. Shops: Roosevelt, 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday, Wed nesday, and Friday. Wilson, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday. tugene nigh, 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Skating at Playsheds: Lincoln and Condon. 7 D.m. to 9 cm- Tuesday and Friday. Frances Wil lard, 7 p.ra to 9 p.m., Wednesday ana oaturaay. Swimming (men and bovs onlvV University men's pool. University street at Thirteenth, 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., Monday and Thursdav. Tickets must be purchased at rec reation office, room 8, city hall. Leerue Softball: Schedule print ed on sports page. Grow Beautiful ROSES and Top-Quoify Veytfob ORTHO Rose Spray Kit contains enough s EXTRAXfwetf..ndGMENOlljifia' 1 nft FmgMb to malit 1 2 (rale, combination iprsr John Monroe Snivly John Monroe Snivly, 70, of Springfield, died Friday at his home. He was born Sept. 17. 1873, at Tulare, Calif. In 105, he was married to Regina Gottenburg at Silver City, Idaho. They had lived in Caldwell, Idaho, and in Klamath Falls, Oreg., before com ing to Springfield in 1928. Surviving are his wife; one daughter, Fern Koutek of Spring field, and two grandchildren; two srothers, R. C. Snivly in Wash ington and G. E. Snivly In Cali fornia; a sister, Mrs. F. A. Doo ley, in California. The body is being sent to Cald well, Idaho, for funeral services and interment, the Phil Bartholo mew mortuary in charge. Yanks Get- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) In trips back and forth across the channel, sailors are restricted largely to the beach and never get chance to go inland and see the fighting or pick up battlefront souvenirs. But in the holds of their ships are hundreds of pounds of fresh meat and scores of cans of fruit juices coveted by the soldiers. Some of them about once week gather up a jeep load of German gas masks, rifles, machine guns, pistols and helmets and drive down to the beach for a bargain ing session with the sailors. The best barterer is a young of ficer whose only souvenir is a green parachute scarf knotted around his throat. When the sail ors crowd around and try to trade him out of it he appears very re luctant, explaining: "This is no ordinary piece of parachute. It is from a parachute with which Maj. Gen. Maxwell Taylor, commander of one of our airborne divisions, landed In France. I hate like hell to lose this. It has real historic value." That only whets the determina tion of the sailors and after pro longed debate the army officer finally hands over the scarf and drives off with a jeep loaded with fresh frozen beef and stacks of fruit juice. At least once a week he repeats the act on different ships. Jack Luckey- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) was found dead in her room Fri day forenoon, and her husband's passing occurred the same even ing. Jack Luckey, whose address was the same as his parents', 2274 Olive, home of his sister, Mrs. Lucinda DeBurgh, was born May 31, 1889, at Hood River, coming to Eugene with his parents in 1910. He was a graduate of the University of Oregon, and a for mer partner in the Club Cigar store with Tad C. Luckey, Sr., his father's cousin. He later sold his interest to his brother-in-law, since deceased. Mr. Luckey was active in civic and fraternal affairs. He was a past president of the chamber of commerce; former secretary to the Eugene lodge of Elks and a former officer In the state Elks association; past chancellor com mander of Helmet lodge, Knights of Pythias; member of Eugene lodge No. 11, A. F. and A. M., the Scottish rite bodies, of which he was a former secretary, and the Shrlners. He was unmarried, and is survived solely by his sis ter, Mrs. DeBurgh. Funeral arrangements will be announced through the Branstet-ter-Simon mortuary, for the son and parents. Mayor Announces- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) ilar accommodations on January 1, 1943, and rentals so fixed by the committee will be considered maximum rental for that property. Anyone seeking to adjust rent must pay a fee of one dollar. Funds collected will be used for printing expenses in carrying out NOW, T.fORE THAN EVER BEFORE . . . BUY WAR B0NDS1 regulations of the ordinance. Right to Appeal Complainants will have the right to appeal within 60 days after a decision is made, either in recorder's or municipal city court, paying the customary cui i fee. In the event of appeals, the recorder or municipal judge Is authorized to call in any citizen f the ci.y whom he deems a competent judge jWf Philharmonic Orchtttrr, n, fijv . . . . ANTAL DORATI III I I e the stajserssee lelae Tbaejee I 'I f TITO GUIZAR I lesta tmukm t, I i . well s sell's 1 REFRESH Elizabeth Arden'i hoppy Idea for that crlip-leltti look on the most wilting days. CM hsr delijMM Essential preparations In your refrigeratof. Yon skin will be doubly grateful each tims you ds refresh and smooth. These fllzabetfl Mm luenftob Wmiii" Ardeno CUonsInf Creeb. i i . I.MMU0 Ardera tkln latin . . i I . J5KI1M Ardena Valve Cruai . i i . I.MM4M Adeno Orange Skin Creel, i I . 1.00 1. IM Ardane FtuIFy Cleentinf Crean . . 1.00 M.M av stale") WE GIVE S.H. GREEN STAMW smmmmmmmi feat 0n St? i 1 a sseus plenty of Wliites Short sleeved whites, tan t the past few months, arrive Jurt In time for the vacation iwn ed, the suit minded, the Kb""1 minded ... In the widest tion of washable rayons vrv ever been able to offer. In 32 to 4a front I of rental vilu. eree." Thoj. Z? Vs' Application the committee ? each two doiun ' , , JOT T, 1.95 . 2.95 PALMDAVI. JARDtN 3TOPI Refrig-O-Master Slope Odor Trcmefer SIGWART'S U. $ ! OS. 79 WIUMrTTK-HCILtO TMKATKC BID am m jmm w 59 E. Broadway Phone 4240
