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I1 rutent Softball t
iGrCLjii doll day and
, sz
(costume show.
12:30 p. m. Butte Park hike.
1 p. m. Story Hour at WUlard.
9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Baseball
school, Civic Stadium.
9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Tennis super
vision at U. of O. courts.
12 to 4 p. m. Swimming at An
chorage lor children.
8 to 9 p. m. Swimming at An
chorage for adults.
I 11:30 a. ra. to 4:30 p. m. Play
areas open.
FIB IE IE
Bring This Ad To Our Store And
You Will Receive Free One Can Of
BROWN SHOE POLISH
a CAVSJr?IMLA QUINT0NE
THIS OFFER OOOD AUGUST T-9 INCLUSIVE
, milTED QUANTITY ONE CAN PER PERSON
Tbli Offer Introduce Eugene's
(west Beit Equipped Shoe Shop. (No obligation)
PROUDFOOT SHOE REPAIR
6S3 Willamette Acrosi from the) Hellig
Future Farmers
ToMeetatEHS
The Eugene Chapter of Future
Farmers of America will meet at
Eugene High School Aug. 14 at 8
p. m., and will go swimming at'
Benton Lane Park after the busi-'
ness session. j
All members are asked to bring
information on exhibits they wish
to enter in the state fair. Informa-1
tion needed includes variety of
breed of livestock, date of birth, i
registration number and the name
of the livestock's parents.
Waste Collection to Back Up
Campaign to Prevent Flames
Sunday morning the Active
Club and the Junior Chamber of
Commerce will advance through'
the city in a large scale clean up
campaign designed to aid in fire
protection. j
They have asked merchants and
householders to bundle their waste
paper and put other refuse In con-
ARE YOU SEEKING HEALTH?
CALL FOR YOUR FREE CHECK UP
AND EXAMINATION WITHOUT
CHARGE OR OBLIGATION
Let ui analyie your trouble! our new scientific way and
describe our new method that effect such quick relief. A
most pleasant surprise Is in store for you if you will give
our methods a trial.
PHONE, CALL OR WRITE
THE NEW HEALTH CLINIC
391 West 7th Ave., Eugene, Oregon
Our New Phone Number 5555
Mi Fomish
SRooms
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VALUES LIKE THESE
ARE UNUSUAL
Aether You Need One Room or Three
MAKE YOUR PURCHASE NOW!
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND OLIVE
talners and place both on the side
walk for the pick-up by the two
organizations. The trucks will
move out at 8 a.m.. Ross M. Hall,
chairman of the city safety coun
cil, announced.
Danger to Grow
Fire Chief Ed Surfus empha
sized Wednesday that the coming
of colder weather in the next few
months will increase the danger
of fire as heating units come back
into use. He pointed out that
householders often let the base
ment become cluttered during the
summer and then build a fire in
the furnace without cleaning up
the accumulated waste paper and
refuse.
He cited figures showing that
fires take 150 per cent more lives
during the months from August to
January than during the rest of
the year.
The chief recommended:
Clean soot from flues and chim
neys: repair rusted or damaged
equipment; check chimneys for
cracks in brick or mortar.
Inspect and refill fire extin
guishers. Keep 18 inches between
stoves and walls. Place hot ashes
in metal containers. Screen the
fireplace. Keep portable heaters
away from curtains, and keep a
fire extinguisher near fuel supplies.
.
Getting Heavy
Eugenes globe-trotting corres
pondent, Dick Johnston, who re
turned from China and a job with
Time magazine in February to ac
cept a position aa assistant foreign
editor of Life Magazine in New
York, returned to Eugene this
week lamenting that "I haven't
anything to talk about except how
fat I am."
The former Register-Ouard re
porter, who has added at least SO
much-needed pounds since his last
visit home, waa called home from
China early this year by the illness
of his mother, Mrs. Sarah John
ston, Eugene, whom he is now
visiting.
After the February trip to Eu
gene, he visited Time-Life head
quarters In New York and decided
on the stateside job.
Johnston's wife, Laurie, who has
done responsible work with press
services abroad, is handling re
search on the Far East and doing
some writing for Newsweek Maga
zine, competitor of Time and Life.
She and her husband bothi
worked on the old Daily News In
Eugene, where they met. Since
their marriage they have both
traveled widely, returning to Eu
gene and Albany to visit their
parents at intervals.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston will re
turn to New York after visiting a
few more days in Oregon.
Dances still popular in rural
New Hampshire include the
morning star, quadrille, Hull's vic
tory, patronella, chorus Jig and
money musk.
To relieve
burn. Itch,
and sting of
Prickly Heat
PERSPIRING
MECHANICS
NOW USE MEXSANA
There i wonderful relief for all la
KfexMOB on hot humid days and
nights. Helps absorb excess pertpi
ration that often causes prickly heat,
minor skin rashes. Prevents chafing.
Dust Mexsana on after bath. An
excellent deodorant Relieves tired,
aching feet and itchy nuisanca of
athlete's foot. Beat the heat with ...
BACK! ...AND
BETTER Than EVER
a- i r-r J
the beer
everyone
Is demanding
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PLASTERING
There la N. Snbstitgte
for Good Plastering! '
F.R. Barnes V Son
Plastering Contractors
Phone J718-W
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed., Aug. 13, 1947,
SCHOOL DRESSES BY
KATE GREENAWAY.
Cotton Prints
Stripes, Figures
Gingham, Plaids, and Cheeks
Sizes 4 to 14
2.98 to 4.98
WOOL PLAID
SCHOOL SKIRTS
Small she range S to f X
1.98
Heavy Wool Skirts
Sizes 6 to 11
3.50 to 5.95
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The entire lower floor is devoted to children's
wear. There's a large range of prices and sizes
from which you may choose.
See Them NOW . . While sizes and color ranges
are complete.
Williams Stores, Inc.
101S WILLAMETTE
PHONE 851
SADDLES ... irom In
iancy to second childhood
We hare the saddle
for youl
Most Styles
4.50 and4.95
Others
2.98 6.95
HI SHOES All sixes and
widths, white or brown.
2.98 te 4.95
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selection we've had In
years. Dress or sport All
sixes and widths.
3.98 - 5.95
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5.95 L" 'wr
STRAP and BUCKLE A
rugged drese shoe for
boys. Six. 12 to 1. Other
boys shoes size I to 8.
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MOCCASIN OXFORDS wearing shoes for school
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Williams Stores, Inc.
1011 Willamette
Fhone 858
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