W, Veteran! of Foreign
Junior High canteen,
Center. .
"fn.-Senior High canteen,
Center. .
rLj, Altr Society women
P"Z..i nimmaee sale from
trough March 1 at ; 885
t-.tte St The sale will go
& a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
L Rolls Shaw, Portland, Is
W T, r at tha home of
End brother-in-law, Mr.
, aS. Ben Strobel, 40 Seven
U Ave. W, Eugene. ,
-,4 R. Williams, seaman 1-c,
Tjir. and Mrs. WG-
Williams. Rt. 3. Junction nu..
serving aboard the destroyer USS
Onen house win h h.i-i .i ..
Unitarian Church Friday at 7-sn
p.m.
Eugene friends rrrmii., ..!.....
word of the birth of a daughter
to Mrs. Edward Bartell, Burr Oak
Mich. Mrs. Bartell is the former
Pauline Zinniker of Eugene. Visit
ing her now are two sisters, Mrs.
Lawrence Laird of Eugene and
Mrs. Paul Eggler, Holtville, Calif.
"Teen" Canteen Is sponsoring- a
dance for high school seniors Sat
urday. Feb. 22. in the V,
School gym, through special per
mission oi me Authorities. Regular
admission price; b:3u p.m. '
There will he nn Iimln- rv.i..-
dance this Friday because the floor
FURNITURE
IN THE NUDE
Painted . or Unpointed
WE DELIVER
INTER CITY FURNITURE CO.
Highway 99 South 1 Bile. W. of Spfld. Jet
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L. Marxmsn (rlfhtt
PIPE SCULPTURE w
waicnes Sculptor Jo Davidson put finishing touches on a- clay
moaei lor a unique pipe design. It's a self-portrait.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
Mrs. J. K. King .
1360 East 20th
Winner of the New
Deluxe Automatic
, PRESTELINE
ELECTRIC RANGE
GIVEN BY THE
APPLIANCE CENTER
"Eugene's Presteline Dealer"
Through The 1947 Lane Count
March Of Dimes Campaign
MB
r I 960 High St. Phone 5840 j
MS 'wms'
in Md S Many Otter ftood "Ivvs"
tL,. 89 aQuort.:. 89'
89'
"mi PAN Q7r
,?.!?'. 81iue ra Heavy gauge teel. red
finish. Complete enamel finish. With cover.
OOtf 2 Quart
7'
cover.
QUACKEHBUSH
H Ann WARE
of the Community Center is being
sanded and varnished.
The Marine Eecruitinr office.
room' 207, armory, will be open
an aay weeKOays and on Sato
days by appointment for men be.
tween 17 and 30 who wish to en
list. Men interested in more in
formation may write or call the
local office. Office hours are 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
In observance of International
Day, Saturday, a nation-wide
broadcast will be sponsored by
the National Federation of Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs, from 3:45 to 4 p.m., EST
(12:45 to 1 p.m. here) over Colum
bia network.
A pair of gold rimmed eye
glasses found on the campus sev
eral days ago has been turned
over to city police, where they
are being held for the unidentified
owner. The glasses are in a green
case.
City police have two lost bill
folds which they would like to
have claimed. One is black, con
taining 75 cents in change, and a
social security card made out to
Gladys Marie Coleman. The other
is brown and contains the name of
Ida Knutson, Poison, Mont.
Police Chief L. L. Pittenger was
in Coos Bay Friday where he was
scheduled to speak to Lions Club
members at noon. -
Articles of incorporation for the
Builders Supply Co., Eugene, have
been filed in Salem by G. W.
Miltonberger and others with $60,-
000 capital. They will deal in
building materials, the United
Press reported.
Ida Matilda Simmons
Ida Matilda Simmons, 68, Drain,
died at a Eugene hospital Thurs
day. Born Nov. 21, 1878 in Ten
nessee, she lived at Drain the past
25 years, formerly living at Port-
land, Spokane, Wash., and Coburg.
She was a member of the Meth
odist Church and the North Star
Chapter of Eastern Star at Drain.
Surviving are a daughter, Dor
othy Randall, Drain; three broth
ers, Sam and James Bettis, Eu
gene, and Cal Bettis, Spokane: a
sister, Madeline Cool,: Drain; and
two grandchildren.
Services will be held at Poole-
Larsen Mortuary Saturday at 2
p.m., with the Rev. Fred O. Hunt
officiating. Concluding services
will be at the Eugene Cremator
ium.
City fo Do Repairs
On Faulty Asphalting
The city maintenance depart
ment will repair several bad spots
in Eugene streets until the J. C.
Compton Co., Portland contractors,
can return to repair asphaltic
pavement which did not meet with
the approval of city officials and
citizens when it was laid last-tall
City Manager Deane Seeger said
the company has not been paid a
cent for the job, which will run
in excess of $20,000. The failure
of the company to do a satisfactory
job was attributed to rainy and
coia weather, and to inexperieced
help at the plant. Seeger said en
gineers who nave examined the
work-indicated that the mixture
was overheated. ; ,
A street department crew will
repair the worst spots, in the next
week or two, and the work will be
charged to the contractors. Seeger
said the .company would do the
job over when the weather is auf
fciently warm this summer.
Quentin i W. Lynes
Quentin W. Lynes, infant soiv of
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin H. Lynes,
1048 Lincoln St., died in Portland
Thursday: He was born Dec. 3,
1846 in Eugene.
Besides his parents he Is sur
vived by grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Lynes, Olympia,
Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Jacokes, Portland.
Graveside services will be held
at Mt. Calvery Cemetery Monday
at 2 p.m., with the Rev. F. P.
Leipzig officiating. Poole-Larsen
Mortuary is in charge. .
NEW. .
LOCATION
Dr. R. J. Thomas,
formerly located at
Room 426, hat mov
ed to Room 730 In
the Miner Building.
Telephone 1977
Eugene Beghter-Gnird, Eugene, Ore., Frlasy, Feb'. 21, IMT, Pate T
Hear
REV. W. H. SHOOT
evangelist .. .
In Old Fashioned Revival Services
each evening.. 7:45. except Sat
Church Of God
3rd and Monroe
SINGLE AND TRIPLE BRAID
There Is Every Indication Of A Shortage
Again This Year.
BUY YOURS NOW
Mail FURNITURE MKT.
"EUGENE'S LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER"
1575 West 11th ' Eugene, Oregon
Records
BECOBDS N
No tall light: ft- n. wrignt. V.
No clearance light: H. H. Wright, $5.
Drivina while intoxicated: John Wade
Long, Box 55, Wood Ave.. Eugene, $150.
uvenoaas: n. naisn. .
Shields, $20; R. D. Benham. $32: a A.
Little, $9, $18. and $9; K. J. Kiugnt, 912,
r.ntmiiT noiiRT - u -
Divorce suits filed: Wallace B. Faust
vs. Beitha W. Faust, desertion; Barbara
Ann Clayton vs. John Clayton, cruel and
Inhuman treatment; Gladys M. Marks vs.
Ben H. Marks, cruel and Inhuman treat
ment. -
Lawsulfai filed: John Godvitf vs. Agnes
Lopez, asks $5000 general damages, $850 1
special damages, piua unaeiwiiniicw mcu
leal and court costs, as a result of auto
mobile collision; Elmer LeBoy Harris i(by
E. J. Harris, nia guardian aa uiemi vs,
Bjimsev Fend all and Gladys R. Fendall.
asks $5000 general damages. $87.50 special
damages, $1113 for automobile repairs and
inconvenience, plus costs, as result of an
automoDua' collision.
Estate of Anna Beady, deceased: George
C. Beady, administrator; George j. nel
son, George Johnson and Harold Addison,
nnraiRU-x.
Fjttatu of Robert W. Rebelling, deceased:
Russell E. Smith, administrator; Francis
McLaughlin, Mary AnnSmlth and Maurice
Shelton. appraisers. .
F.tat rf Sarah Annie Skelton. deceased
V. Shackleton. A. L. Hawn and Adam
Wilhelm, appraisers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Roger. Dale Mart, 1163 Seventh Ave.' N-,
Springfield, and Annagene Wheatley. 1207
Sixth Ave. W., Eugene; Eugene L. Aldr
rich. Dexter, and Donna May Harrsch,
Dexter; George Wesley Mlllican. Culp
Creek, and Maude Elizabeth Holland, Culp
Creek; James Soren Anderson, Jr.. Box
318 Springfield, and Dixie Jay Baldwin,
Box 3, Springfield; Donald BlUick, Elkton,
and Barbara Pyhch, Cottage Grove;
Duane J. Terry, 794 Eleventh Ave. E., and
Betty Jane Pillar. 120 N. Garfield, both
of Eugene; cecji omim vaom vuy, Eu
gene, and Velraa L. Westfall, 3290 Onyx
St., Eugene.
BUILDING PERMITS m 1 a .
Repairs and alterations: Leslie A. Cook.
1453 Walnut St., residence, $65; Elizabeth
Forsythe, 1208 Nineteenth Ave. E-, rest-
New-structures: Luella Wlthrow, 1424
Hayes St., temporary residence, $1500; Leo
Deffenbacner, iin nuyaro o., guw
mrt- tUMvmn T. Woodflon. 1321 Lincoln St.,
car port, $200; J. I. Fish. 1260 Tyler St,
residence and garage. $8000.
Wenerlmental measurements in
dicate that dreams last about
two and one half minutes.
NEW PHONE INSTALLED
SPRINGFIELD A second
phone was installed in the fire
department Friday for use in is
suing fire permits and other non
emergency calls. The number is
394. Fire Chief Harry Melson em
phasized that the regular phone,
333, is to be used only in report
ing fires.
wr Real Medicine
For That Cough 7
From A Gold
Watch Out for Coughs
Due to Colds Or Upper
Bronchial Irritations
Vmi'll Irnnv VAIl'V ftt hold of the
right thing when you tele your first
dose of Bron-chu-ltne Emulsion.
Ttan Inalnfrt RWMt JiUKSJ-V COflCOC
tlon but it's one with a real kick. Aa a !
matter of fact It feels great going
down gives instant relief soothes a
hacking racking cough resulting from
a. nnM. almost while, vou are swallow
ing It. Satisfaction Is guaranteed or
money back set Bron-cmi-une toaay.
TIFFANY DAVIS DRUG CO.
THOMPSON'S
Exclusive Dealer
LAUNDERALL
Automatic Washer
The Washer with
The Flneif Features
Better Washing Results
Larger Capacity
Greater Safety
Pre-soaking Eliminated
- Greater Economy
See It In Action at
29 E. 8th Phone 4449
ITS Till
. MEDO-IAND CREAMERY
Eutene, Oretoo
DRUGS wi
EUGEME
Calamine Lotion : 2$t
f"8" 29c
Camphorated Oil
Ess. Peppermint 97
loz... w
Stationery M
36 envelopes, 72 sheets. flli
Priced dnwn from 98c ' . i w
Fluid Extract
Cascara Aromatic
2 oz.
25-
Boric Acid Solution
8 oz.
19.
Boric Acid Powder
4oz.'
Month Wash
Dentalave, 1 pi
Facial Tissue l oc
Bolls of 690 sq. tt. New -- IsIiW
Ponds Freshner 4Q(
Large size
Men's Sets
Liquid Shaving Cream, Cologne A7t
and Cream Oil ---
DjerKiss. QQ.
(Remember?) Dusting Powder UW
Evening in Paris i nn
Dusting Powder
29.
Alna
1 pound ,
19.
Epsom Salt
8oz. .
12.
Citrate Magnesia yjt
Mineral OU
Extra Heavy, pt ..
27.
Electric Lamp
60-Watt .--:. -
10.
Squibb Dental Cream An
Kolynos Tooth Paste J
Ipana Tooth Paste
gl-31
Hot Water Bottle l on
2 qt. Highest Quality ... . IsfcO
JetOil in(
Tan or Black.:.- W
Alka Seltzer Q,
60c Size ...... ...J..... 1JC
Gauze flc
Surgical, 1 yd. size :i 11
Mange Medicine en
Glover's .....i.....: ...... U JC
Wildroot Cream-Oil qjc
Ureal Hair Tonic jg
Deztre-Maltose gj
CigaretteCase . -
Pigskin, Zipper I jM
Priced down from $2.49 'WM
Playing Cards OO
PINOCHLE. Good Quality .1 V
Note Writing Pater Q7
Priced down from $2.19 . . W
MennensBrnshless
Shaving Cream
43
Fougere Roy ale
After Shave
Bromo Seltzer
Large . '.
1.25
49
Gillette Tech
Razors and 5 blades
49
Anacin flftc
100 Tablets
Star Blades lflc
4 for W
Schick Blades gQ(
Larvex 7QC
Pints - c
Sloans Liniment 2QC
Oil Wintergreen on
Synthetic, 2 oz. .... MW
Saccharin Powder lp-
loz....l
Tooth Brashes, Nylon on
For the Adult ..- W'
Tooth Brushes, Nylon 1 o
For the Child ..
Noxema Cream Q.
Reduced from 75c W
Chocolates i in
Asst., Mb. box ................ IsIU
Milk Chocolate on
Peanut Clusters, 10-oz UJ
1 lb. Burgundy Mix A Q,
Hard Candy " JC
Jergens Lotion 7Q,
JERGENS CLEANSING CREAM QC
Permanent Wave i oc
Ton! Home .... -.:..-IssiU
' Tax to be added to all taxable Items
CllaX
Electric Shaver
Remington Rand Foursome.
19.50
Special Sale!
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TUSSY
Cleansing
Creams
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SING I I
Velvet, Pounds . . . 15
Prince Albert Pounds 75c
Granger, Pocket Tins .... 9c
George Washington ...... c
Copenhagen, Roll 69c
Brown's Mule Plug,
15 Pieces ... $1-39
Climax Plug 1-39
Horseshoe Plug ........ 139
CIGARS
Red Dot Cigars, 2 for -.-15c
Van Dyck - .-10c
Dutch Masters, 2 for . 25c
Aurelia Biltmore .- ....15c
CIGARETTES
Lucky Strikes i ... 14c
Camels 14c
Chesterfields . ....14c
PIPES
..$ 2.50
Kirsten ' '
Cigarette Holders
Meerschaum Pines.
Genuine . ......... 3.93
Kaywoodie Flame Grain 10.00
Yello Boles 2.50
Ovaltise
79.
Vitalis
43.
FeS3ist36
43
Peresa
90
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