iTffEWS NOTES
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office as usual this week. . "i-Al.u, . . . , , )!!" ct- ... '
lunilSClifl Club No. 11 ull Nordaiil. Florence, dausliler. Oct. la! Artm. 371 slvih bi nrin.'nalri. -n'
of Eugene,
.i.d nice homes for
..ill Dlay his
JJ"t,iacred program
W?- .ervice of the
L, Church Sunday.
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lor (toning upholifery, .
Lt, fa.hlno. auto Inferior.
jvH bmih, plui powerful
pi both embedded and
i dirt.
glvRinua conttrudion.
Wu weight, taiy to u.
L tooti crvaiiablt.
$24.95
LfllNir-KIGGS
ELECTRIC
aelte Phone 5947
WHAT'S DOING
Thursday
7:30 p. m. Eagles band prac
tice, Eagles Hall.
7:30 p. m. CAP cadets, air
park. 8 p. m. CB Reserve, 41 Eighth
AVe. W.
8 p. m. Alcoholics Anony
mous, Friendly House.
Evening VFW and auxiliary
Vets Memorial.
Friday
Noon Chamber of Commerce
Forum, Eugene Hotel.
8 p. m. Eugene Molnrcvcle
Club, 1846 13th Ave. E.
" '30 P. m. Fridav at th ' - . . On. 15. 1948.
bklnnpr'c R,,lt n-ti , . .tr
Skinner's Butte Cottage for a pot-
luck dinner.
SAW a two-and-a-half
month old baby, who had a
loolh He welnhs eight pounds
and lives at the home of his
Parents. Mr. ,d Mrs. Ray
Weiss, 86201 Mornlnj Drive at
Springfield.
HnMPWlTI Tn Ml- anA Mr VnlK. V U,K1.', E-V - It- I "W I..
m"""""' w""lr. daughter. O". Hi 1! lllnkley, Rt. 1, Eufent, a daunhttr.
Oct. 13, 19
Records
C1RC11T COURT
Th Kl) Hll . ' ' :"r"-.' "'Grant Wil,
....., vummission niVii'ii" al ""'
wm open Dias in fortlanri Hi. a
Shlpp, J5,
noon L. Wtllock, $51 decree K.'
ftv d n... .. -
on- 16 projects costing $l.400.onn i stop aim: Ur. uSPSr
The project in -Lane Countv will r.,fflo;?,: J!-v.,?- Williams, $24; Curii.
be the construction of two h,M. L7 iohn,".' r,'..???:'"!
over Long Tom River on the Siu-:r!,nonc,""''" Harold p. Thirpe,
law HiEhwav. Therp will .1 ' L ?"r,.PS,'.L"'.".'..'5i HMUnid,.$S.
ji . u.nu uc , .l-"1- ."uuicr; Limora 1.
consirucuon worK on a commercial s
street in uaKridge.
I SAW A 10-year-old girl
on an Oregon Motor Stages bus
in Springfield. She wanted to
go to Eugene, but had only a
nickel. The driver of the bus
reached ln his pocket and pro
vided the dime she needed
R. G.
Dr. E, L. Garder will be out of
No mud flnnr nv r- C!
No PUC permit: Chariei P. Muliov.'siJ.
f10 violation: Robert Pattlson,
Overwldth: Melvln E. Tubbs. 10.
Blrthi at Sacred Heart Hospital:
SHELTON Tn Mi- aA M o1 t n
WB110"' Swls8homB' daughter, Oct. iS,
ROBISON To Mr. and Mri. Roscoe
oosper, a eon, UCI. 10, 1948.
BACHTBL. To Mr. and Mr. Alfred C.
Bachlel. SaRlnaw, a ion, Oct. 15. 1948.
LEWIS To Mr. and Mr. Frfu-arH A
Jwb. Rt 1, Springfield, a daughter, Oct.
HOrrMAN To Mr nnd Mr, W Tr.H.. iuuit.t- u. -- Aiht 1
erlck Hoffman. 1722 Jefferaon St., a White, 3007 Franklin Blvd., ion, Oct. It!
daughter. Oct. 13, 1948. 1948,
JOHNSON-To Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond VanNUVS To Mr. and Mri. William A.
A-. olm50n' Lorane. a daughter. Oct. 13, VanNuyi. 15B7 Charnelton St., a daughter,
MB- -Oct. 15. 1948.
LOMPTON To Mr. and Mra. Ralph MARCUM To Mr. and Mri. Wlllard A.
Conipton, Rt. 2, Junction City, a son. Oct. M.ireum. Monroe, a daughter, Oct. 16,
13. 1948. 1 1948.
CiRIMES-To Mr. and Mri. Randall E. PEDERSEN To Mr. and Mri. Alfred C.
Grimes. Harrisburg. a eon. Oct. 14. 1948. Pedcrsen, Box 31, Saginaw, a ton, Oct
NEWELL To Mr. and Mri. Leonard E.'l. 1948.
Newell 328 Monroe St., a daughter. Oct.l rosS-To Mr. and Mri. Harry B. Hon.
mpii cr T. nMj . , Box 83. Veneta, a ion, Oct. 16. 1948.
NeS KrlSi. '. Si.-wt- ?. ,V YOUNG-To Mr. and Mri. Walter B.
Neilien, Marcola, a daughter. OcU U. I young. 2915 High St.. a aon. Oct. 16. 1948.
I erunna t m- a m-. a ,j . Thompson to Mr. and Mn. Harold
. UCI l9f
EPHRFM Tn Mr tanrf t.v v ELLIOTT To Mr. and Mri. Jay J. El-
jhrern. General Delivery, Eugene, a daugli-;Iiott 2260 Patterson St., a daughter, Oct.
LONGWOOD To Mr. and Mn. James! BERGMAN To Mr. and Mr. Ivan H.
C. Longwood. 2610 Lincoln St., a aon, Oct. Bergman. 2698 Alder St., twlna, a aon and
14, 1948. ! daughter, Oct. 16, 1W8.
IIRAY-To Mr. and Mrs. Gene D. Brav,1 BARGER To Mr. and Mm. Lwnard
885 Dav Island, a daughter, Oct. 14, 1948. Barger, Rt. 1, Sutherlin, a aon, Oct. 18,
LEEDY To Mr. and Mn. Taylor L.'1948-
waiter is, i94a, iDehne, 2315 Ash St., Springfield, a
NICHOLS To Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght i daughter, Oct. IS, 1MB.
NicllolR. 340 Eiahth Av. W.. daturh.r-. t .TONES Tn Mr. and Mri. Paul J one.
Oct, 13. 1948. 752 Webt N St.. Springfield, a daughter,
CARTER To Mr. and Mr. Elmo E. Oct. 18. 1B48.
Carter. Crescent Lake, a daughter, Oct. VAUGHAN To Mr. and Mn. R, C.
vatignn, zzm Aiaer o., m aon uci. it,
DORSEY To Mr. and Mri. Arthur A.I 1948.
MARRIAGE LICENSER
Ralph Richard Lind, Jr.. 26, and Gloria Schurb- 2286 Roosevelt Blvd.,
I! jZ'' ?'5r,llna: oeibert ."uJEZ
both UNU u-
Icox, de-
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town from WpHnncrlv u-:j.J13- 'Wl.
t iudjr MALKASIAN-To Mr. and Mra. Sred
STATE TREASURE!
' A Practical1 Business Man
. A Progressive legislator
Paid Adv., fxnoe for TreontfM Com.,W. H, Htdlund.&ac-fieoi.
New English Cars
To Be Shown Here
The English-built econimy cars
the Anglia and the Prefect will be
on display for the first time in the
Northwest Friday at 1290 Olive
Street.
There are four models: a two
door sedan, the Anglia; a four
door sedan, the Prefect; quarter
ton truck and half-ton truck,
known as the Thames.
All are powered with a four
cylinder L-head engine generating
30 horsepower. The motor has
been described as a "short model
A" block with force feed lubrica
tion. The cars have good accelera
tion, a cruising speed of SO miles
an hour and economy of 35 miles
per gallon of gasoline. , -
The wheolbase of the Prefect is
04 Inches, and the other three
models, 90 inches. The motor in
the half-ton truck is installed off
center to move the driver up for
ward as in a cab-over-engine Job. '
Overall length of the car is 196
inches, overall width is 97 inches
and height, 63A inches.
Reminiscent of a generation
ago, there is a complete tool kit
in the trunk, with enough tools to
fix almost any part of the car. The
traffic signal is not a light, but a
lighted arm, protruding from the
side of the body in response to the
indicator lever on- the steering
wheel.
For changing tires, during rainy
weather, there are four holes in
the floorboard through which the
Jack may be slipped for raising
any wheel.
PACING AMERICA WITH SENSIBLE PRICES . . .
PRICES HIT AN ALL-TIME LOW ON
98
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EASY ON THE EYES . . . EASY ON THE BUDGET are these
rayon slips that are designed to do delightful things .for your figure.
Shirred bodices follow your curves beautifully. Sculptured waistlines
mold to your, own to give that fashion right tiny waisted look. Fink,
white, or black. 32 to 40.
Helps posturel Helps relieve fatigue, body strain!
hop till 9 p.m.
EVERY FRIDAY
m
Gale Supports
Scientifically VI 98
designed by experts . "fl1
ECONOMICALLY PRICED
CAREFULLY CONSTRUCTED
Comfortlnfj support ior post-operative wear, back dlifleuIUi
some hernia cases and all-around figure control. Has 'two
sets of pull up straps connected to a sliding back adjustment.
13 and 15-inch lengths. All sizes 24 to 38.
Sheer Nylon Hosiery
1.59
Flattering super sheer nylon.
Leg galmorizing shades In
sizes 8'A to 1014. Full fashion
ed smooth fit.
Elastic Leg Brief
69c
Soft tearose or white,
2-bar tricot Celanese knit
rayon. Sizes S. M. L.
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
Your One Stop Shopping Center
Corner 10th and Charnelton Sts. .
FREE PARKING
Open Till 9:00 Friday Night
OcUEEli
GUYS THE
NEW
66
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. for tastier . . . more appetizing
. . mora oasity digested foods . . .
FkibdFaste
Another Presto Cooker triumph It's '
the "Fry-Master"! For the first time,
you can fry foods under pressure with .
amazing speed : : ; foods to thrill the
tastes of your family and friends:
Beautifully designed, in bright highly polished-
finish, easy to clean, the Presto Cooker "Fey-Master",
with finger-tip balance, pressure-friee small, or
large, quantities of food with perfection. Easy to use,
this remarkable utensil banishes frying odors. It
eliminates spattering of burning greases and, what's
more, it requires a minimum of costly frying fats.
Once you've used it, you will say, "If$ the most won
derftd kitchen-hdper ever invented for frying foodt.HJ
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50c A WEEK
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"Glorified"
In Mere Fractions of
Ordinary Frying Timet
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rough for tha largar-lhorrovarae fatniy,.
larga porrlona of ham ilkaa ... fl-Wd oa
lhay'vo itavar bean triad baforo, about IV
ordinary frying Hma,
CHICKIN . . . m muck Ol i Ibt, M
rjdar, twighar btrdl, friad to dallclaM ton.
danwai, In IS rainutaa,
. TOH At0 IIA FOODS ...mmmm
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otM wMnvt inploaiant odors, and wMi al
Ihalr noMnoia and nahiral naodnaw ra
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nd nxlpa book InclucM at naijrJra coat.
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PRESTO COOKER
50c A WEEK
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NATIONAL PRESSURE
COOKER .'CAHNERS
No. 7 Size 22.85
No. 5 Size 19.50
No. 2 Size 24.85
6-QUART
MEAT MASTER
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