Eugene register-guard., July 13, 1947, Image 5

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CLEARANCE! SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT
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Upray of The cHy plans to install a 500-sallon suction pump in the front of the ve-
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"".inVG I'P THE MOTOR OF COTTAGE GROVE S newest (ire engine is Theodore Kengas,
j Thi new Ford truck will eost about 59000 when fully equipped and will give Cottage Grove
f equipment. It Is a high pressure "tog" truck with a 400-gailon tank. The "fog" is a
ity iews notes 1 Park Turnout
Reported Good
tKiwami
t' Rotary
Club, Osbum
Club, Eugene
pjn. To5tmaster Club,
'm'-Hunt Oub, lair-
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p.m, American xgiuu
ud Bugle Corps, armory.
m-Liom Club, Eugene Ho-
in-Eugene Shrine Club, Eu-
Hotel
t em. Motorcycle Club, 146
B'Avt.
i.mnAV. armory.
jg pa. Cascade League base
an, uvic stadium.
.Steele. .McKenzie -River
kr. and Wanda Yarbrough,
mi teacher, returned Saturday
i i four-week workshop in
tl education at Salem,
tiufleld Lodge No. 70 IOOF,
iett Wednesday, July 16, to
to- the First Degree on three
Kates. All members having
an in First Degree ceremonies
i asked to attend,
Jtecters of the Eugene Faster
V Growers' Club Saturday stat
Bat the picnic scheduled for
aier'i Butte, will take the place
tte business meeting originally
J tor Monday. There will be
aketing Monday.
t. ud Mrs. R. C. Johnson from
-aille, are visiting their son and
I?, Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. John-
It 127 East 32nd St.
fommonity Sing In connection
its anniversary celebration
fconth will be held by First
r Church on top of Skinner
Sunday from 8 to 10 p.m.
stie of Eugene are cooperat
k the sing, which will be held
d the lighted cross, Rollin
fe is charge.
n house will be held Sunday
fc and Mrs. James W. King,
Jiansen Lane, to mark their
I wedding anniversary. It is
(the birthday of Mrs. King, her
(daughter and great-grand-fttr.
inunnuje sale to be held at
tier's Store, July 19 at 8 a.m.
awunced by the Sixth division
k W.S.C.S. of First Methodist
(th.
owned by Donald Barker,
Apartments, was damaged
fre while it was parked at
enth Ave. and Chambers St.
BO a.m. Saturday. Firemen
i no cause for the blaze.
Ave. and Pearl St. Saturday morn
ing on charges of driving while
under the influence of intoxicating
liquor. Date for his appearance
in municipal court had not been
set Saturday.
r. W. Dorfler, veteran city re
corder and treasurer at Oakridge
has resigned, and C. P. Mickelson
has been appointed to fill his va
cated position, the Lane County
treasurer's office disclosed Satur
day.
Records
Dlitrlet Court
Overloads: 5. T. Kay. io: J. c James,
SS7.50; C. K. Lot, S3S: D. W. Glaipey, SIS;
c. i Turner. S33.
No vehicle IIcctim: L. JL Mickd, 16: I
R. Hanson. S5.
No angler f ucense: c. o. Jordan, J2j.
Overwldth: S. T. Bay, 10; B. R. De
foor. S10.
Failure to atop at ricn: E. Sprague,
5
Overhelsht: D. W. Clatpey, SIS; N. G
Sarkins. S10.
Insufficient binder chains: N. a. Dar-
Xlns, 10.
No operator's license: I R Hanson, S5.
No tail light: B. W. ToU. S6.
Harriaee Ueenses:
Eugene F. Wiles, Boise. Ida., and Glena
Ellens Wiles, Marcola: Rodney C. Living
ston. Eugene, and Fortune L. Kruger,
129, Horn Lane. Eugene.
Circuit Conrt:
Divorce suits filed: Edna Mae vs. Earl
Kent cruel and Inhuman treatment, plain
tiff asks restoration of her maiden name,
Edna Mae Newberg: Walter L. vs. Geral
dine Edwards, plaintiff grants defendant
cuxtodv of one minor child.
Recover money suit: Southern Pacific
Co., vs. Daugherty Piling Co.. recover
S4)0dcmtirraPhajCCuintere.
SPRINGFIELD Over 300 kids
registered for playground activl
ties in the Willamalane Park and
Recreation District during the past
week, according to figures re'
leased Saturday by Mrs. Irene
Squires, playground supervisor,
Mrs. Squires said new equipment
for volley ball, horseshoes and
basketball would be put In use
starting Monday, July 14.
The playground schedule for
Monday, July 14, is as follows:
9 a.m. Classes in instrumental
music at the Union High School
1 to 4 p.m. Baseball school at
Union High School field.
2 p.m. Simple craft classes for
small children, including clay
modeling and finger painting at
all playgrounds.
7 p.m. Drum majorette class at
Union High School.
Springfield Records
Snrln.Tf.e1fl Mnnfelnil Court
Basic rule: James McCullum, $20: Ed
win Henry Tuttie, 135; Stanley w. Meiuei,
10.
Stop Signs! Everett Z. Christian, $5:
Javpe Davis. &.
Drunk drivintr: Owen S. Fritz. Nicholas
Gardens, (operator' license suspended one
year) I50 ana oo a ays; Aioert a. biewart,
Rt. 1, Eugene, (operator's license sus
pended one year) $150 and 90 days; Buster
Stratton. tU4 Main St.. SDrinfffield. 'op
erator's license suspended one year) $150
ana so aays.
Drunk: virgu Eawaras. in ana 10 aays;
W. R- HardelL C2S.
Disorderly conduct: Merle Fowler, 10
days.
Bolldlnf Permit
New structures: A. C. Clark, S3S D St.
garage.
teenth St,
len 143 Riverview Drive residence $8450;
O. J. Hacketsweiler, 1400 Fiftn St. resi
dence, $2800; Frank Huckins, Eighth and
N Sts., garage, $800: Vernon Williams.
Sixth and E Sts., residence. $8000; Oliver
Linn, 1300 East Mam St.. business, $5000,
Sam Curdy, Ninth and F Sts., woodshed,
$150; R. A. Plant, 228 Nineteenth St., gar
age. $300.
Repairs and alterations: Jim lxton,
442 B St.. residence, $225; J. D. Gilbert.
1334 Eleventh St.. residence, $100: School
District No. 19, 100 E St., Junior High,
$12,500; School District No. 10, Sixth and
G Sts., Lincoln School. $350: S. A. Har
mon, 1158 A St., garage, $218: W. H.
Hobbs. 16 East Main St., business. $1536;
Deluxe Cleaners. Fifth and Main Sts. .bus
iness, $400; Springfield Creamery. Third
and A Sts., business, $900: R. Burdich,
1052 North Seventh St.. residence. $175: W.
A. Taylor, 37'-i A St., residence, $200;
5. E. Saner, 206 Main St., business. $1500;
Skinner's Butte
Sing Planned
A community sing, In eonnec
tion with the Pioneer Pageant
celebration, will be held Sunday
from 9 to 10 p.m. on top of Skin'
ner's Butte around the lighted
cross.
Rollin Calkin, who will lead the
songs, said Saturday that all
churches in the area had been
asked to cooperate and that any'
one who can is invited to attend
Familiar, old-fashioned songs
and hymns will be sung, featur
ing such numbers as "My Old
Kentucky Home," Old Black Joe,'
"Seeing Nellie Home," and "Down
By the Old Mill Stream."
Several specialty numbers also
are planned, Calkin said.
Itruciures: A. c LiarK. ojq u sr., . . a .
S400; Roy Koch. North Nine- M rtf ArKf frt AnnPflr
St. residence l00l H. S. Mullhol- I ,vl 1 or ,s 1 "lJpeUT
On Driving Charge
Elmer F. Stroup of Disston Rt.,
Cottage Grove, relied on his own
recognizance to appear in Eugene
Municipal Court on basic rule
charges, after an accident Friday
in which he suffered minor cuts
and bruises.
City police said two other ears,
in addition to Stroup's, were in
volved in a collision at Fourteenth
Ave. and Mill St. Police stated
that Stroup's car, allegedly travel
ing beyond the speed limit, struck
car driven by Robert w. pres-
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k Mi, Sit Twelfth v Is- w. carter. 107a e. Mjin St.. residence, cott of Eugene and a parked car
: ..,,, j... ownea dv nruce ivi. jvose oi
t'turday reported to city pO'
e ueft of a $200 saxophone
5 ugies Club sometime
night.
L. Graden, justce of the
Florei district turn
13 in court fines collected
June. Saturday, the Lane
T tea!!nrt. : . .
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T " - C'Mtiens, 2S, Junction
IT bail and was re
al after hi. . ..
ica. at lentn
Jiool Board
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night wui consider the
r w bo lers for E
sat,ns Plant. If the pur-
.nly for the new boilers,
rn two old boilers now in
t'llT teache" ' b
Monday m?ht and schoo
V. kan- Thy h"Pe to
rfrfm,y va"d by
linse examin-
kftniT' .SuPintendent
H not attend the
--ovi a" " ,he National
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residence. SI 00: John Nirhol. First inrl K i
Sts., residence. $100. 1
Springfield.
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DOROTHY AAS
Manager
SEE THE NEW THERMO MAGIC
BEAUTY MITTS '
MILLER'S BEAUTY SALON
Second Floor . . . Phone 492
(For Your Convenience Use Our Sueet Entrance,
JUght Side of Store)
Slack Suits
In washabla rayons and strut
ter cloth light and dark colors.
Values to 21.95.
8.98
Swim Suits
Small sizes in wool, jersey or
cotton one- and two - piece.
Values to 10.98.
3.98
Shorts And . . .
A few short and bra sets white
and summer colors. Values to
4.98.
1.98
BALCONY
CLEARANCE! CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Children's Clothing
Sizes 1 to 6 play clothes
and school clothes one
group including values to
4.95.
1.90
Children's Robes
An outstanding special
priced to clear space for our
incoming merchandise. Val
ues to 4.50.
1.98
Seersucker Overalls
Easy to launder no ironing
necessary. Values to 1.50. A
real buy at
79.
LOWER-MAIN FLOOR
Salesman's Samples !
V OFF
1 LOT KICKERNICK
LINGERIE ALL SIZE 34
ALL :
LINGERIE DEPT. STREET FLOOR
New Low Prices!
For the month of July Daggett
and Ramsdell's Mountain Heather
cologne, bath powder, talc, make
up and face powder sell at
20 OFF
COSMETIC DEPT. STREET TLOOR
CLEARANCE! GIFT DEPARTMENT
WtmA rvilnt inKlei lrrmn mm.
plot with attractive shades. 1
Manv tasteful designs. Values
to $50.00. Price reduced to clear
Va off
salad bowls. Ideal f
for light summer
lunches. Values to
$12.00
Vi OFF
1 rrrrtnn t4 ftlff
items trays, fig-'l
urines, book-ends, als
urines, book-ends,
vases, etc. Values
to $9.00
l2 OFF
LOWER-MAIN TLOOR
CLEARANCE! BOYS'DEPARTMENT
One group of
Boys' Wash Pants
Values to 3.25.
1.38
One group of
Boys' sweaters
Large sizes. Values to 3.50.
1.00
One group of
Knit Polo Shirj
Sizes 3 to 16. Values to 1.65.
89
STREET FLOOR
SHOE CLEARANCE!
Values to $14.95
Values to $11.95
7.95
5.95
Oxfords, Purrips, Slings & Leather Shoes
IN
WHITE, RED, BLACK,
BROWN
Values to $9.95
(Vitalities Included)
Values to $5.95
3.95
1.95
STREET FLOOR REAR
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