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Page i:A Regiatcr-Qmrd, Suitenc, Qf ., Thurs., July I, 1949 AT HEBRON GRANGE LATHAM-HEBRON Grangt had i special meeting Saturday eve ning to confer thi first and sec ond degree work on George Sib lay, lie Slbtoy, Georgina McRey nolds, Frnneei Chapman, and Elsie Qm. The Homt Economics Club chairman hat announced tha naxt olub meeting lor July 28, Tuesday, at Mabel Powell'i home. Plani for the exhibit at the South Lane Fair will be discussed. Memberi have been Invited to attend the Dorena Grange picnic July 24th. Remem ber the canning contest when put ting up your lummar'i fruit. New woman members of the eranee are reminded that they are welcome to attend HEC also. On Sola: At MILLERS Sponsored by: Optlmisti Club Modern Woodmen Schedule Picnic At State Park Members and families of the Modern Woodmen of America will picnie Sunday at Alderwood State Park, located on Highway 36, to' ward Florence. Dinner will be served at one-thirty o'clock, the lodge furnishing coffee, cream and sugar. Each family is asked to take its own table service, bread, a meet dish and a covered dish, sufficient to serve Its own num ber. The committee in charge of pic nic plans consists of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Read, Miss Lola Tomp kins and Bruce Price. Games and prizes have been ar ranged for the afternoon program, to give entertainment for all ages. Those in need of transportation or having transportation to offer to others are asked to telephone 7-2843 or 5-1466, before Sunday. It is planned that cars will leave the Safeway parking lot at Broad way and Charnelton Street Sun day morning at ten-thirty o'clock. MIXED VEGETABLES 1 package frozen mixed vege- tabels, 1 tsp. salt, Vi tip. pep per, 1 tbsp. butter. Place frozen vegetables in casserole, add salt, pepper and butter. Cover and bake as directed. ANNUAL JULY CLEARANCE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS All nationally known shoog , , . Florshelm, Rice O'Neill, Hill & Dale, Selby Arch Preserver, Pallzzlo, Ccmlllever, Femorall, Paramount, Bass, Spauldlng and Clinic. Value, to $ 7.95 Now $ 9.95 Valuei lo $10.95.. Now $ 5.95 Values to $18.95 Now $ 8.95 Valuei to $18.95 Now $11.95 Valuei to $21.95 .Now $13.95 1060 WILLAMETTE EUGENE, ORE. Fashion Trends Shown to Press By Dorothy Roe NEW YORK (& Prices will be lower and skirts higher next fall. That was the main impression gathered by more than 100 fashion editors gathered for the opening of the New York Dress Institute's 13th semi-annual Press Week, at which leading designers pre viewed the next season's styles. Strictly cosmopolitan was the opening show of the week, a round-the-world' collection de signed by Tina Leser, whose prankish and often revealing sportswear makes fashion head lines each season. Recently re turned from a global honeymoon trip, the far-sighted Tina picked up a few style ideas in each coun try she visited. Her wrap-around "kimono coat" in vivid red fleece, was of course, inspired by Japan; her copper-embroidered evening skirts, by India; her braid trimmed tunic suits by France. And of course she added a liberal sprinlking of Japanese pa jamas and exotic cocktail dresses which Tina tagged "near east." Christian Dior, the Frenchman accused as "father of the new look," intrigued the visiting edi tors with a handsome, swish and strictly French-looking group of styles, most predominant silhou ette of which was the moused' back suit. Most of his skirts are slim, sometimes slit and some times equipped with floating pan els to add motion and fullness to the sheath beneath. Though he makes his creations with such American titles as "Washington Square" and "Chevy Chase," the collection has a highly Parisian flavor. He shows velvet blouses with tweed suits, likes bulky, belted jackets on casual rough wool suits, buttons back his coat lapels, and uses buttons with a lavish hand on practically every thing. Many untrimmed wool dress maker suits are accompanied by small rur ascots and matching muffs about the size and shape of a sofa pillow. SOCIETY, WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS By ANN CONNELL AT VENETA VENETA Glen Mooers and family are staying with his bro ther Claude until they can get their home at Elmira ready for oc cupancy. Mrs. George Cannon enjoyed a visit with her nephew Lester Sey ferth one day this week. He Is from San Francisco on his way to Canada. ' Mr. and Mrs. Flick and children have returned home after spend ing two weeks camping near Vin cent Creek guard station. Flick was building roads for the forest service while there. FALL CREEK VISITORS FALL CREEK Mrs. Fannie Mead from Prescott, Ariz., mother of Mrs. Stanley Cameron, and Mrs. Ella Harris, Mayer, Ariz, aunt of Mrs. Cameron are visitors at the Stanley Cameron home in Fall Creek. Oven Meal Ready In Short Time An oven meal recommended to save time has chicken in mush room cream as the main dish. Proportions as given serve five or six and the entire meal may be prepared at 32S degrees in one hour and fifteen minutes. Served with frozen mixed vege tables and a dessert made of packaged spice cake mix. CHICKEN IN CREAM Cut chicken for frying, season with salt and pepper, roll In flour and fry in a generous amount of fat until nicely browned. Place in shallow baking dish. Combine two cans of mushroom soup with one can of water; pour this mix ture over the chicken and sprin kle with paprika. Do not cover. A dash of cayenne and a piece of bay leaf may also be added if desired. STEAMED BROWN RICE 1 cup natural brown rice, 4 tbsp. bacon fat; 1V4 tsp. salt and 24 cups boiling water. Brown the dry rice in bacon fat, stirring constantly. Remove from surface unit. Place in casserole. Cover with boiling water and cook in oven in covered casserole. SPICE CAKE 1 package spice cake mix, 1 .Mfcuiei 1 in am rr-r''"''''''"'8''' r ' '- If i Khfl (X It inec uiTTDvrv afilT T flV of Tnrnnin. Panada. and formerly of Edinburgh, Scotland, Is spending the tummer In Eugene wtm her sister, Mrs. Clyde Borden. She la shown above, at left, with Mrs. Borden and the letter's little daughter, Linda. The Borden a will drive back with her at the end of the aummer for a lengthy visit with Mrs. Borden's family, who emigrated to Toronto recently. (Register-Guard photo, Wiltshire engraving.) Junction City Man to Wed In Denmark JUNCTION CITY Of Interest here la the impending marriage of Jerry Rasmussen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hani Rasmussen of this city, to Miss Sigrid Petersen of Skive, Denamark; the wedding to take place Sunday in the church at Skive. Younff Rasmussen. a eraduat of Junction City High School, has been in Denmark since last July, wnere ne attended trie Askov School. The past two months he has been on a walking tour through France, Switzerland, Bel gium and Holland, and at present is Holding classes In the English language for the Flemsted-Jensen Gym Team, which tours America every few years. Performing the marriage cere mony ai be . Larsen, t 1 J Junction V" t.H now ia rTM couple will honTT1 1 fall, mat J!'?. " 0tLH jtin. His bnlVif?" J i spring, a. bw-? can be secured" J Mrs. W. u 1 the ridoTftJ E"gene for SaJ she wa, to bem-J 10 leave by BWT8! whence h.pl5 hagen. amJta'S , J I " us ana the miT Place Sundsy.'jjd umn expect, TM four weeks. oume natives of g. tsp. vanilla. Mix ai per direc tions on package. Pour into well greased 8 Inch square pan. One- half cup nut meats may be added if desired, or 2 tsp. granulated sugar may be sprinkled over dough before placing in oven. Cooking of the meal follows this procedure. Set oven control at 325 degrees and turn over switch to preheat. Place chicken in front on lower shelf and cake in back Ion lower shelf. Place lice at back on upper shelf and frozen mixed vegetables at front on upper shelf. Bake one hour and fifteen min- I utes. He ,ELLO FOLKS: Read my prize-winning Household Hint in my feature below. Then send in your best hint. Every one used will receive $1. Alio, note some outstanding special values offered by the merchants whose places of business I visited during the past week. Clip out my feature and use it for your regular week-end shopping guide. Shirley. READING MATERIAL Fiction and Non-Fiction can be found at PROUTY'S BOOK SHOP. Also pocketbooks 3 for 25c. Browse around anytime! 1241 Willamette. HERE'S THE CANDY WITH THE "COLLEGE EDUCATION" . . .1 mean Wilson's Rarebits. Sells for $1 per lb. Reollv is flood! Stop at CARMELKORN SHOP to night. 1250 Willamette. Dream kitchens with wished-fcr price tags Rum .buy's mv Hh tliia a)alnin M" howl liiuttfprtpwa Klthnaimr fiafrinet pfi, fwittguif tavMtt, no-kwh bowls. YouVc Mn thara In the Wltng national magairoea and newiprt rnrgrous Youngatown Kitchens like the one plottmd hrrr. Now, visit our showroom and inspect this identical Vitchf n. See every one of the many Youngatown features. Check the marvelous Ynungstown Kitchenaider cabinet sink. the ipiu-inus ba.e and wall eabinets. ) tun to ask ohout the prite. It's the kind of price you've wished for! We'll show you a host ot othar kitchen plans. Younga town unita are engineered to fit any kitchen are - old home or new. Stop m and are thia Ynnnofftnwn Kitchen anon. Learn how eaay it is to own the kitchen of your dreamt. IWItV BY MVIUNS ORT'S CALLING ALL "IRONER US ERS"! . . . Here's a trade-in P- N' allowance you jrftflakw, 4 can't afford to .jCSYi overlook! C & S ;CMr-ll ELECTRIC nCj-St STORE offers J 71 my readers a spe cial trade-in allowance of $3 for your old IRON regardless of its age or condition when you trade it on a new iron. C & S ELEC TRIC carrv nationally knoum irons that include; Proctor, Uni uersal. American Beauty, Man- nin, Bowman' and Samson Irons. So, trade-in your old iron and set a special $3 allowance on a streamlined, advance-de signed iron now at C & S ELEC TRIC, 1070 Willamette. Dial 4-2236. P. S. Brinfl in this item tuith uou in order to get this $3 trade-in allowance. Aljo, you'll receive valuable S A H Green. Stamps! MOTHMASTER, "THE BEAUTI FUL KILLER" is featured at LYONS FURNITURE. MOTH MASTER, is efficient, positive protection against Moths and) all staget of moth life. When you hang a MOTHMASTER Unit in your closet, clothes are com pletely safe for a period of 4 to ff months. The unit sells complete for only $1.49. Handy Pound-Pak refills are inexpensive too, and easily obtainable at LYONS FURNITURE CO. Mothmaster Is scientifically designed to destroy moths and moth larvae. Why not "Master" those moths with MOTHMASTER today! LYONS FURNITURE, 1203 Willamette. YOU'LL DANCE THE "ANNI VERSARY WALTZ" if you re- al ceive ror your present of Wheel i n g DecoraHnfl Glass China from HUFF'S JEWELRY STORE. It's Gold plated and has a permanent finish. There are a number of nice pieces to choose from in this China such as plates, salt it peppers, compote, vases, candlesticks, cream and sugars, candy bowls, etc Many pieces named here are under S5.00. Why not give hubby a gentle hint if he's in a "quandary" as to what to get you for a gift. Tell him to visit HUFF'S JEWELRY STORE. He's sure to find something to please you. 827 wiiiameue. Dial a-oan. Tote-M-Bar Clothes Hanger for Your Auto THIS n at. IPfll THEM'S NO BLUE WASHDAY THE LAUNDRALUX WAY, Here's why: There's no fuss or TUTE-M-BAR h s practical Ex pansion Clothes Rod that ean be used for yonr automobile, home and garage. TOTE-M-BAR is easy to install . . . and holds It and more garments . . . light, durable and compact (made of aluminum) , . . fit all automobiles . , . will not harm upholstery . . . costs only f.98. Best of all, satisfaction is guaranteed or your money will be prompt ly refunded. Write er call J. H. Balzhlser tc Co., 610 Willamette, Eugene. DIAL 5-3561 and have one mailed to you. UNUSUAL PINE CONE STA TIONERY with just a suggestion of scent from the Oregon Pine Wood land can be found at TIFFANY-DAVIS DRUGSTORE. You'll find the GET ALUMINUM AWNINGS FOR YOUR HOME! I know vou'll be interested in these AIR-VENT Aluminum Awnings for cool com fort this summer. Ideal for win dows, doors, patios, porches, car ports and business fronts. Hun dreds of home owners in Lane bounty are enjoying the convex ience of these AIR-VENT Alum. itationery and.inum Awnings. Here's why: giues sine scent rie- wear 'round tirnfiWIrm Hffhtful! The note sire paper is sag, rot, or tear . . . fireproof and printed in green ink and sells for only esc. The popular size is priced at $1.00 a box. This stationery is nicely packaged and is the answer to your gift problem. It's especially nice for House Guests and Bridge Prizes. If you're looking for the rustproof , , , protects) drapes and furniture . . . eliminates "hot-air" pockets . . . choice of 8 colors fin. vsnea m oven-oaKea enamel . . no costly repairs & replacements . . . lasts a lifetime. Learn more about mese litetime Aluminum Avminm ? V.V.r,!51??' tjetm?T,e.'nforma"on bv dialing " " io lAi-ju. ri. jawson x l;o,, at 5-2822. inuuuw. iney aiao carry urugs, ideated at 610 Willamette. Free V.'y uuitun, vaiiienKs ana .nsnmajes courteously aiven! has the largest stock of perfume ini, Eugene, so Ladies, visit TIFFANY- A r McCREDIE DAVIS for all your personal needs. Prepares excel That's TIFFANY-DAVIS, 8th & RESORT who Willamette. S&H Green Stamps. I lent food for all Dial 4-3213. , guests at this 12 "I " BUT irwewnt FAMOUS CHEF HOT SPRINGS Sj . I v. but believe me.'nrasmt ..j .i.. it cerfainly helps.' Uyhere in the U ftuuu., Ul.nui I W A - 1.1- -..A to heln ' standmg euisine. I mention this YOU with aU your J Decaus JnB with beautv croblam.J modern. tamtly accommodations ALLEN fi eiper-l """""r apona ior - ienced operators wiU ! r'TX.0" u' 1 ' 19,1 ,nd """"'ion see that you get in- "y m"1rs' sprmgs water mess when you drop your laun- dividual attention for your ouin'j" KV,'re sured of the very best in dry and eleaning off at the needs. If it's a new permanent, ifil I'Si' "1,, Here'' 1 B8es LAUNDRALUX while you're I hairstyle, or facial that you're 11?? '! lamily to doing your shopping. It's reason able, and the service is grand.' LAUNDRALUX, 18th & Willamette. DOES YOUR HUBBY BELONG to the "White Collared" set? If so, you 11 want him to look al ways h i s best. This means nice ly trained and laundered shirts jnd collars. The ELECTRIC CLEANERS "specialize" i n Fast Shirt Laundry Scrrice. They can five special some day service if it's urgent. Regular needing you can be assured of expert consultation and service. Call for an appointment nou1' DIAL 4-3296. ALLEN'S BEAUTY SALON, Mezzanine, J. C. Penney Co. TOM. DICK AND HARRY LOVE good candy . . . you will too, H il a onun x A n.iLtr inoco lates. CASCADE ! THRIFT features this u'onderul candy. Also deli rious Arden's Ice Cream in a va riety of flavors. CASCADE THRIFT. 132J .Willamette. Open triaily 8:30 a m.-9 p.m. Sundavs service takes from S to 4 days. 8:30-6 p.m. This is really wonderful service I for you housewives. Remember. A NEW SHIPMENT of ,mELErTRICCLEANERS- 1310 h ) "Tived ladies at THE Willamette. I gift roTTAr.p Thu i maKtuiE Hot Springs Resort jui rest ana neaitdfut relaaration - siay. write or jjuuiib via long distance for infor mation & reservations to McCRE DIE HOT MINERAL SPRINGS RESORT, MeCredie, Oregon. WIN l FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD HINT Send In your best hint on i penny post-card to Shirley. 319 Hampton Bldg., Eugene. If I print it in my feature, you'll win $1. Today's winnpr i- tu. Pcdetren. Route 1, Box 334, Eu- f.. nr. nri nini 1ST : l.kllt .T "m ' ' WbtB Ml- jhlPf lT.tr oa .r , f. tln In wrm wtrr an irr. T-.r Sll.r, M k, V2; VIC'S STAND takes orders bulk ice cream . . . also sell throw-away bottles ot Riyt Beer glass. If you would like me to visit Willamette. ia ideal for oifrs. Thar - in..-i I tor ,n(i ornamental p,ec tn any special shop or describe some s qi. choice of colored and crystal ; service for vou. iust call SHIRI FV too' THE! at 4-9052 SHIRLEY. Ceryns-M Featjre 1M C t W!. They gift-wrap 1 ette. DIAL 1-7134. PARAMOUNT BOYS' WASH SLACKS Summer Weight In Tan or Blue, Sanforliej $2.98 Value Siaea 10 to II '1.00 Pair MEN'S LATEX SWIM TRUNKS Perfect Fitting Faet Colon All Size Regular 14 M Now '1.00 Each CHILDREN'S BOXER SHORTS Good Assortment of Colon She S to Pair for '1.00 boys' a mm dresi sox Good Colon Sizes i to UH 6 Pairfw'leOO WOMEN'S ANKLETS Colors: Blue, Brown, Green and Wist Size S to 10H Pair for '1.00 MEN'S KNIT SHORTS Good Fitting All Slid 2 Pair for' 1.00 WOMEN'S BLOUSES One group of blouses from our regular stock tkrl slightly soiled Values to S.M Now Only 1.00 Each COTTON PRINTS In Gay Floral Patterns 36 Inchei Willi' Regular 39c Yd. Value ' While It Lasts 4 Yds. for '1.00 WOMEN'S & CHILDREN? BLUE SLACKS Only A Few Pair Left '1.00 Pair NYLONS - if w i a c n altera. Slightly Irregular All Popular Shades-Sl"" ' " 79C Pal, PfiRRMOi DEPT. STOB! Store Hnnra: SiM A. M. to T:M P. M. tlst AND MAIN STREET SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
