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Page A, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Thurs., Aug. 21, 1317 I "I CITY NEWS NOTES WHAT'S DOING Thursday 7 .30 p. m Eagles band practice Fajles Hall. Friday 7 sn p. m .Iuni"r high ranieen. Community Center. Louise Jurgens, wife of E. G. .Tureens and 1 former resident of Eugene, died Thursday morning at her home in Oregon City. Fu neral services will be Monday at 1.30 p. m. at the Holman and FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIALS 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. ONLY VANILLA ICE CREAM pt. IQc Reg. 5.98 POTTERY SET Colorful California Pottery 20-picce starter set, open stock available. '4.29 Reg. 75c doz. LOCKER CUPS Quart Size Square shaped, heavily waxed, with metal lid. 491 doz. YOUR Metropolitan Store 735 WILLAMETTE c" -. - -- Hankings Mortuary in Portland. A. F. Johnston, Springfield, 'who broke his leg Wednesday af ; ternoon in a logins arcident. was jin fairly good condition at Sacred Heart Hospital Thursday morn ing. Johnston is an employ? of the Smith Lumber Mill at Mohawk. Townsend f'lub No. 11 will meet Friday at 6:30 p. m. in the Skin ner's Butte Cottage for a potluck dinner. ' I SAW Way up on the Alcan Highway last week, a pictures- que squaw itarbed In blankets and bead, pushing a late model mall order baby biujcy down the road. The papoos seemed to enjoy his four-wheel drive ride even more than those I saw riding In the more customary containers. P. M. E. Ralph E. Wells, 29. of 1105 Sixth St. in Springfield, is scheduled to appear in municipal court here next Monday on disorderly con duct charges. Wells was arrested by city polire Wednesdny night Records CIRriHT COI7RT Prohat: Estate of Margaret K DavM son. deceased, apprafsed at $9?5S: Efftata of Nellie M. (Vborn. draed, Charles A. Osborn appointed executor. Divorce suits filed: Edna H. vs. L,u V. Tucker, rruel and Inhuman treatment; Bernard J. vs. Evelvn B Schimoddle. cruel and Inhuman treatment, plalntif ' ask custody of two mi nor children and one-half interest in real and personal property; Walter E v. Hazel Ebbert. cruel and inhuman treatment, plaintiff a.ki restoration of defrndfint's maiden name. Hnrel Hamilton; Elizabeth A. vs. Lee B. Eirhmey. plaintiff axk etittody of one minor child and $30 a month sup no rt. DISTRICT COURT Overhelirht: G. C. Reed. 10. Overload. E. G. Star. 118: D. M. Hurt. $30; J. M. Lon. 42; C. J. Christian. HO; p. K Mvem. $18; L. M. Beans, $19; Donald Mnser, 830. Overwldth: D, M. Burt. $10. Insufficient binder chains; 1 M. Beans, 15. Violation of basic rule: G. K. Shore, $10. No onera tor's license: C- L. South- worth. V Hril.DIN-ri PERMITS Repairs and alterations Effie Betfhts, H20 High St.. residence. $150; Fled Brod er. fW F:h th Ave. W., State Theater, re roof. flflO. New structure": I-ontters and Contrac tors Machinery Co . Mo Filmore St., shop and warehouse. J.WOOO: Dr. S. M. Rich mond. IfiS Nineteenth Ave. E, plavhouse and storage shed. $250; Victor Zahn. 715 Twentv-neventh Ave E. residence. $2000. MARRIAC.E LICENSES Aaron U. Jones, 6.30 Thirteenth Ave. E.. Eugene, and Jean W. Bnuman. 2430 Law tence St., Eugene; Trov I,o Hunt and flov Pauline Seals, both Coburg. ntRTHS At Ssrrerl Heart Cicnersl ftnspllal: WHITE To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon F. White. Camas Vallev. a daughter. Auf. 19. MEE To Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mee, Rt. 3. Funene. a daughter. An. 19. SWEAR INOER To Mr., and Mrs. Virgil B. Swenrlngcr. Difin, a son. Auk. 19. BRORBY To Mr. and Mrs. James F. Brorhv. SfiS 13th Ave. E.. a son. Auff. 19. NICHOI To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nichols, ftnringfleld. a daughter. Aug 19. HIILBURT To Mr. and Mrs. Linfred A. Hulburt. Blachlv. daughter. Auk. 19. WOOD To Mr and Mrs. Raymond I Wood. Cottage Grove, a son. Aug. 19. JOB To Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Job. Airport Homes, a son, Aug. 19 TEDRO To Mr. and Mm Marlon Tedro. Smrinntietd. a daughter. Aug. 19. SKOCHENKO To Mr. and Mrs. Steve "kochenko, Springfield, daughter, Aug. 20. STRAUSS To Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Strauss. Junction City, a daughter, Aug. 20. GRElNEn To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Grelner. Rt. 1. Eugene, a son. Aug. 20. RUSSELL To Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bailey Family Plans Annual Reunion Sunday The Bailey family reunion will be held Sunday following morn ing services at the Junction City I Methodist Church at which the Rev. Leslie Biley will give the sermon. Members of the family and their friends will meet at the Franklin Grange Hall for a basket dinner and reunion. All friends of the family are in vited to the dinner or to attend the afternoon session to meet the Rev. and Mrs. Bailey. Mr. Bailey lived in Cheshire as a boy, and is now a circuit rider, serving 22 churches in the eastern Oregon and Idaho ' conference of the Methodist Church. Russell. tS Pa tier son a daughter. ! SMITH To Mr. end Mrs. Harold W. 1 Smith, 912 Lawrence St., daughter, Aug. ,20. I DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Jim A. Davit. I Rt. S Eugene, a daughter. Aug. 20. ! DeFO R R EST To Mr. and Mrs. Donald , L. DeForrest. Springfield, a son, Aug. 20. BLA NK ENS Hi P To Mr., and Mrs. Eu gene Blankenshlp, M7 Cheshire St., a son. Aug. ja. CARROLL To Mr. and Mrs. Lerrv G. Carroll. M7 Urth Ave. W , a son, Aug. 20. WALLACE To Mr. and Mrs. Cleo W. Wallace. Mohawk, a daughter, Aug. 20. KELTY To Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kelty, Airport Homes, a daughter, Aug. 21 MeFARLAND To Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. McFarland. Rt. 5, Kugene, a daughter, , Aug. 21. WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Wil 1 son. 1793 Tenth Ave. W., a daughter, Aug. Miller Elected For Conductor I Byron Miller wi elected con ductor of the Junior Symphony Orchestra at a meeting of Eugene Symphony Assn.. in the home of Mrs. C. A. Horton this week. Mil ler is supervisor of instrumental music at Eugene High School. Registration for the Junior Sym phony will be held Sept. 15, 3 to S p.m., in the Eugene High School band room. Mrs. Jack Bryan and Mrs. Phyllis Knox will be in charge of registration. The orchestra will be open to all high school and junior high stu dents under 21 years old who live in Eugene or surrounding terri tory. While no specific tryouts will be held, those registering are ex pected to have had instrumental music training. i Officers of the association are: Mrs. Horton, president; Mrs. Wil liam Tugman, vice-president; Mrs. N. C. Martinsen, secretary; Del- J bert Hill, treasurer. Other members Include Mrs. 'Everett Harpham, Mrs. Jack Bry an, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Hal l Young, Mrs. Phyllis Knox, Carl L. Tr- roVDl'CTOR of the Eugene Junior Symphony Orchestra will be Byron Miller of the EHS music faculty. Johnson. Robert D. Horn, Melvin Moore, Glen Griffith. John Stehn, Harold Wyatt and T. E. White. MORE GEESE THIS YEAR PORTLAND, Me. U.R The annual census by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Sen-ice showed 12, 1 549 geese flew north to Canada i this year, an increase of 1755 over 'last year. Arab Underground Movement Formed : JERUSALEM 0J.R) A shop In Jerusalem was wrecked Thursday by an explosion which police de scribed s the first blow by a new Arab underground move ment called "Hurrieh," Arabic for freedom. The blasted hop was ruined. The rest of the building was not damaged, and there were no cas ualties. The bombing, as described by police, was the first time Arabs had resorted to that form of vio lence since their revolt of 1936-39. The shop was operated by an Arab said to have dealt in Jewish produced building materials and paints. The Hurrieh underground i movement was reported concerned exclusively with the Arab boycott of Jewish-produced goods. Another explosion was reported in the area of the Socony-Vacuum 'Oil Company's works in Haifa. Of ficials reported the damage slight, and no casualties. ! A military truck was blown up by a mine on the outskirts of Na thanya. One soldier was injured I seriously. Date for Turkey Price Support Set Sept. 1 The U. S. Department of Agri culture's turkey price support program will go into operation Sept. 1 rather than Oct, 1. ac cording to reports received Wed nesday by the Oregon State Col lege Extension Service. The change was made because of present high feed costs which may cause producers to market their turkeys earlier than usual. Purchases will be limited to turkeys purchased and dressed after Aug. 30. Prices for the program to ex tend through Jan. 31, 1948, will be announced around Sept. 1, and -will Mflett DrifA n a. Ul Aug. is 0S(. "'tjfe, s-urnr u i. DEPFvn.,r.rrAN??it, I it ,Cu " Sill. I 31S!13UiAv; M,Mw.mMw..wV i.Cg rains IVlay Be Dangers w irea Kidneys Bbaefiaehe tad teg pains are making yea miserable, don't just complain and do noth ing about them. Nature may be warning you that your kidneys need attention. The kidneys are Nature's chid way of talcing excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood. They help moat people pass About 3 pints a day. If the 1 5 miles of kidney tubes and filters don't work well, poisonous waste matter Stays in the blood. These poisona may start flawing backaches, rheumatic psoas, leg fights, twtlluJ, I' YOU SAVE ON EVERY SIZE WHEN YOU BUY SUPER Safe-Flex TIRES SUPER Jtye&ff TUBES A.OOiH TUBES $069 PLUS TAX 1 . Kfc Thi new impror.d botrl tuba bald oir longer . . . they r. 00o. porous and hay a lona.r atrotch. Punclur., eon b. cold potchod. OTHER SIZCS "5.5 "''7 SJ 65 P... T " f0'' J2 79 PI., T 7 0JIS W.49 PI.. T LOCALLY eo&Tdjltr NATIONALLY OWNED "YcTODrcW ORGANI7ED n l. 73 W. Broadway Phon 2232 Jo Joni and Russell Conner!, Owners METROPOLITAN IS THRIFTILY FASHION -WISE and brings you smart fall styles - arriving every day see them Friday and Saturday . . . they're new! WANTED ITEMS FOR HOP PICKING Men's Blue Chamhray Work Shirts Compare the Value! Well made, full cut, double stitched. With two buttoned breast pockets. Men's Sanforized OVERALLS Waistband style in 8-oz. denim. Sizes 29 to 42. 93c 2.49 Canvas Work ((loves Sturdy protection for y o u r hands. Also excellent for garden- l U ing or farm work. . t9Js Men's Men's Cation Hose Regularly 25c . . . Blue, brown, gray or black. Sizes 11 to 12 19c Boys' Boys' Crew Socks Fancy stripes with elastic tops. Cotton, in sizes 7 to 94. 19c Men's, Boys' TENNIS SHOES Regularly 2.29. Lace-to-toe style with canvas uppers, no-mar rub ber soles. Black or brown. 1.97 Package Paper Plates Regularly 15c .. . 10 nine-inch plates in each package. . 9c Drinking Straws Regularly 10c each! ... 100 Sunshine straws in ?J Pkgs. 19c Paring Knives Wooden handle. ..... 9c Fire King dip and Saucer set 9c Linoleum lints 18" x 36" size tt9C Friction Tape Roll 10c Paper Towels 150 in roll 10c Delicious Gingersnap Cookies ft. 10c Misses' White Twill 4Jtr Farmerettes PI. JOt Misses' Navy Blue Slacks. O ,Q were 3.98 " Misses' Rayon Anklets, were 29c - rtlt high in fashion yet budget-priced! Wait 'til you see the many, many smart ney styles . . . dark and high shades in crepes . . . cotton gabardines! One and two piece styles . . . note the nice detailing . '. . the new, longer skirts! High in fashion yet low priced! Sizes for juniors," misses and women Open Friday til 9 p.m.JJM kY ''- y will rXW Br I I I V tYf V v hi t " Bromwell's Flour SIFTE11S 2 cup AC Shaker lj1 Eastern Sifter Measuring Sifter Ay Here's a new shipment of a scarce item . . . better get your quality sifters at these low prices. Streamlined "Steam"' ELECTRIC TRAINS 14.98 Complete with trans former, engine, tender, freight car and caboose . . . has loads of track! It's not one minute too soon to get vours now for HIS Christmas! Boys' Sanforized CREAM CORDS 4.95 DRESS! US All the fellows want cream cords for school wear! These are "Cone" built sturdy and good looking. . . . Made with pleats and zipper fly. . . Sizes 8 to 16. cottons in fA and prints- -A 7..U .Virtt HSi. -J is the w'viH dash" stnpe- ers,t! Mhe Store Of Better Values' 735 Willamette i
