Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, March 21, 1954, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOOO Oregon Trail Scouts U Ready for Big Show Pace One) ,.h fmm the LS'or " aunties which nrori Trail Court- flverse on McArthur SSwncxt Friday and W.'5..L,r BoV SCOUl. L .l- t,vc from as far &ort"vebnpol. " f th hi2 show KeSeVto display the LfzOOO boys will take part t, . :'m; nerformance. Reacts will utilize the door oi wiw (or x " r unit demonstrations going he same nine. -. 1 i. -..ci-nii? sound Gl- , music, nu""- Mitumes and stage prop .m h.ln make the show a .i .Metacle. ihoW m " , Granft muj .... Srnnfs. Exr or- I';vV.j... Iirlll mass on the lor me nien- - -- I. -r tr.-.. ku from Troop !o ui P.. . p. .nana will nrnseiil Lnstration of precision bike iress Starts lorce Suit ftlCO CITY W-The news- Excelsior says wooiworut ! Barbara Hutton nas or nrAonHi riffs started for a vuvican divorce from her L.Mnrl Pnrfirio Rubirosa. Iher the heiress nor Rubi- niild be reaches lor con- iin. paper reported Saturday rJered the action started at by Mexican lawyer Jose it Aa flea who obtained her divorce from her last hus-Wni-p Tpor Trouhetzkov. lirosa, 45-year-old Domini- iplomat, and Miss Hutton, n married Dec. 30 in New They separated last week iriili. and she returned to Mil Pierre apartment in York, telling reporters, I l.vn.t tn ceo htm attain In't call me Mrs. Rubirosa," lied. riding as an interlude while (ho other boys take their places for further acts. The next act will be an exhibi tion of games played in scouting to be climaxed with a wall-scaling competition between Troons 5 and 54 of Eugene and Troop 15 ot Junction City. Next on the program will he a novelty extravaganza, "Noah's Ark," presented by Cub Scouts who will swarm nut ot Noah's Ark made up as real and imag inary animals, including such monsters as jinglcfoofuscs and packatcrmites. HISTORY OF COMMUNICATIONS A history in miniature ot prog ress in communications will be demonstrated, ranging from the ancient Athenian runner right up to use of walkie-talkie radios. African jungle ' drums, Indian smoke signals, bugles, town cri ers, pony express, telegraphy, blinker lights, carrier pigeons, and signal flags are other meth ods ot communication which will be demonstrated. Cub Scouts will demonstrate their achievement program in a three-ring show, depicting the 12 achievements for Wolf, 12 for Bear, and 12 for Lions. Thirty-six dens will take part in this event. "When Disaster Strikes" will be a fast-moving scries of epi sodes showing scouting's part in civil defense and emergency work. Auto accidents, fire "hot wires" and a breech buoy will also show their part in the civil defense Skywatch program. PIONEERING SKILLS "Rope and Timber," a demon stration of pioneering skills, will see McArthur Court quickly filled witn signal towers erected without nails, lean-to's, bridges, tents and tepees and' camp equipment. The Order of the Arrow Lodge, an honorary group, will present Indian dances in costume around an artificial camp fire, leading into tne finale of the show: Camp ing in the Great Outdoors. Special clown acts will be used to add humor to the show. All episodes of the show will be tied together with narration by Marvin Krenk. Horace Robinson, veteran director of pageants and plays, is in charge of the pro Suction. D Concert Band to Make w During Spring Vacation km! vacation concert tour. kill include Eastern Oregon, fa Washington, and Port- nil be started by the Uni- ly of Oregon Concert Band arch 22. band, under the direction pert Vagner and Ira Lee, pit, will make its first ap bce in Redmond on March from there will go to John lot an evening concert. A will be given in the af- hon March 23 at Echo and evening at Pendleton. On the group will play at u College in Washington morning, and an evenine r wm oe given in Hermis- Jutland appearance at Grant Wool is schedfuled for 1 25. Featured soloists with the musi cal group will be Marshall Pal- lett of Eugene, cornet; Ray Wal den, Eugene, and Wayne Mercer, Salem, trumpet and drum; and a trumpet quartet composed of Pal- lett, Walden, Bake Maddox ot Medford. and Vondis Miller of Prineville. Mercer is also featured as a marimba soloist with the hannV Vagner, who has directed the band for the past four years, came to Oregon from the Univer sity of Michigan, He had also for merly taught at Wyoming and at the Grenell College in Iowa. Lee brass instructor at the university1 music school, came from the Uni versity of Colorado. He, too, has worked with the band, as assist ant director, for the past four years, Although tha enl. 1 , . n --"uia nave put in long hours of work on the big chmi. it ...ill l . . B i. m ne produced without a single rnmnioia ..u t Thursday night, leaders of the .iuus episodes will "walk thrOUh" their nt k... 1 , 7 , i'n.i uui uiK num ber of boys involved in the show prevents a complete rehearsal, the directors said. H.OOR PLANS This mnanc lhncfl , il- ----- . 1,1 iuuini uie show will rche upon detailed floor plans to be Slira tlia hnue .1 the right spots at the right time. uauuiing some 2,ooo boys in "quite a nrohlam f Inflict; Krenk conceded this weekend. He saio an intercom system will be Used hetwepn Ihp main Mr-o- Ihe "staging areas" where the uuys win assemble tor tlie acls. The Physical RHnratinn RIH adjacent to McArthur Court will oe usea io nouse tne boys during the time their nartiriilar at ic not on stage. There, movies will ne snown and other entertain ment will be offered lo Venn them occupied. Scouts and cubs have been busy selling Hck-Ats at SO aante for their big show. A portion of me money will be used to pay the expenses of the circus and the rust win go io tne troops wno sea the tickets lo help support their scouting activities. Tickets will also be available at the door. The scout who sells the mnsf tickets will win an all.pvnanco air flight to Seattle, Wash., and any Scout who sells 10 or more tickets win a necKercnicf slide, EMPTY THE POCKETS NORWALK, Conn. I1PI Police reported that Robert L. Butler was trapped on charges of theft because of an honest gesture When Butler returned a borrowed overcoat to Robert Newman, the latter found several pawn tickets in a pocket which were for items stolen from Newman s home. 1 Heat-Poor? Do yon pay too much for It . .-. set too little of it too httT Re place outdated equipment with a G-E Boiler or Warm Air Fur nace. Sbvb money on fuel cut out furnace-tending Ret won derful, dependable G-E heat! Termc, 24-hour installation. OIL HEATING PHONE 4-1427 Uuiomaitc rv t i dJ 2i CAN LEARN FOR THE ; PRICE OF 0 foil today and be the best dancing couple in your set . . . save money, too! Uhav. . " "JitU III 1UI1 JCrUll' " Hues at Arthur Murray's "r lavorile partner, And, ; "m quickly, ton. That's the ''J Ot lha Aril... r titi """ur murray way a go dancing after just one w w e Arthur Murray'. w!,!t'p "The ".Sic Step f,pu)l"Eive, you the basic step In all dances. And, you learn this step your very first lesson. Alt er that the rest is easy. Vou just adapt this step to any dancs music. So get your favorite partner and come in to Arthur Murray's now. Save up to 80 on your lessons and be the most envied couple on any dance floor. ARTHUR MURRAY NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Billie Jaonn Shirk, Monojing Director RK, OSBORNE HOTEL PHONE 5-2311 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Sun,, Mar. 21, 19S4 SA. 4 WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS Oil Roberts' big, eagerly-awaited Dollar Day sale! Many more good buys not advertised, It's surprising what your Dollar buys at Roberts. SORRY C.O.D, . NO MAIL, PHONE OR ORDERS ACCEPTED Bargains in Home Appliances T.V. REG. NOW only 8 eu. ft. Famous Make ' Refrig. 5 year warranty 209.95 1 29.00 1 only Famous Make Clothes Dryer, Automatic 249.95 1 49.00 1 only Famous Make Automatic' Wosher 299.95 1 59.95 1 only Admiral Table. Radio 39.95 19.00 1 only Philco Table Radio, Blond 36.50 24.00 1 only R.C.A. Table Radio, 8 tube. AM and FM 68.50 49.00 Appliances, Second Floor MFGS. CLOSEOUT!!!! FAMOUS MAKE!!!! Airplane Type LUGGAGE Reg. to Now 18" Overnite - 19.50 7.95 21" Weekend 19.50 7.95 18" Overnite 21.50 8.95 21" Weekend 23.50 9.95 Wardrobes 32.50 16.95 26" Pullman .26.50 12.95 14" Cosmetic 22.50 9.95 24"-26" Men's Leather Gladstone 26.50 12.95 Plus Tax LUGGAGE SECOND FLOOR ' Reg. 59.95 to 69.95 Fashionable . S- I f tti SPRING COATS L PRICED TO CLEAR Wth 11 Fine quality coats from our ScaS" I? V 'iff'AiA'B' regular stock reduced to bargain B f AA Ck!3ht ' 9VJr$S7 level for quick sale. Choice of ' 1 1 1 1 I fxKtK&S&Tlj tweeds and bnuclcs in beige, grey ag mm W BwpwsfcpJJ and several high shades. Every i Mn style is distinctive and flattering. mJM Sizes, assted from 8 to 16. " , Fashions, Main Floor I CHROM BARK DRAPERIES REG. 79c LADIES fi nr PLASTIC APRONS 4 for DRAPERY FABRICS All Regular 2.50... 2.95... 3.95 NOW! While They Last! lflOO vds. of beautiful decorative prints in Florals Ab stracts Leaf Desiens and Moderns all in choice grounds of natural-brown, natural-red, . light green, dark green, rust, grey, Drown, goia, cnanreuse. Some with rich lines of gold metallic threads. ALSO, beautiful antique satin with gold metallic threads in gorgeous shades. Every piece a vat dyed, pre-shrunk fabric, 46 to 48 inches wide. All from Fa mous Name Mills. Draperies, Second Floor 1 yd. FINAL CLEAN-UP Women's-Childrens Oxfords Reg. 5.956.957.95 Tremendous savings on women's saddle oxfords, brown and white and all white, all with rubber sole and heel. Also, chil drens leather oxfords with rubber sole and heel, strap front. Elk color. Both groups in broken sizes. Shoes, Main Floor 9 ALL WOOL TOPPER Sized and budget priced for the Junior Miss Made the way young girls want them . , . short' and snappy! This group includes all-wools and wool - and cashmere blends in clever checks and stripes; solids; tweeds! Attractively detailed; good taffeta lining. 10 to J 8. Fashions, Main Floor $ 10 Reg. 39.95 fo 49.95 Sharply Reduced for Clearance LADIES COATS 13 Choice coats in the seasons wanted Ka-Ma-Kurl Boucle. All with Milium lining, styled to please the most discriminating. Colors. Beige, Blue, Salmon, Pink ana Raspberry, sizes, assieo irom a to 16. Fashions, Main Floor "Exciting" Clearance Reg. 8.95 10.95 14.95 Women's Better Dresses In Half and Women's Sites With the daily arrival of dozens of new spring dresses we are forced to drastically reduce many of our carry over dresses. Be Early! Se lect from washable Orion It Wool Jerscv, cottons, wools, taffetas, allies, crepes ana jersey prints, All in choice colors and styles. Fashions, Main Floor 6 00 Beautiful textured 'draperies, ready tn hang In colors. Double and triple Widths avail able. Draperies. Sptond Floor NYLON PRISCIIXAS 2 for First quality nylons wlthtfj full frothy ruffle. WhltePl rolor In slr.es 4flxB4. Reg. l. as. flirt Ins. Sernnrl Floor REG. 1.19 BUTCHER LINEN -2 yds. for r.ioseout of 45" linen in blue, arey, black, red, or chid and navy A real buy! Yard ape. Srrond Floor REG. 59c CORD NOVELTY COTTON 2 yds. for Liko corduroy in checks and plaids Colors: red, blue, chartruse and green. 36" wwe. Yardage. Second Floor REG. 1.98 YD. DURA FAILLE DRAPERY FABRIC 2 yds. Genuine Dura Faille In chartreuse only. 50." wide, ' chrome-dyed for fast color, I washable, Ideal for skirts, I spreads, etc. Draperies, Second Floor REG. 1.79 PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS Jumbo slue bags with rip- draa per opening. Holds up to I 16 pieces, I Notions, Second Floor REG. 1.65 PHOENIX "PETTIFLAWS" NYLONS Have fine quality nylons fn sheer summer colors. m to 11. Just slightly Im perfect. Hosiery. Main Floor $11 8 $1 $1 Rib style aprons In color fut plastic, Ideal for gifts or home, Notions, Second Floor 1 SILK SQUARES 18" squares in checks, flor als, solids, dots. 50c value. Accessories, Main Floor PETER PAN COLLARS Choose from pique, plastic patent or plastic calf. Special. Accessories, Main Floor $1 1 REG. 95c COTTON RECEIVING BLANKETS 2 for Good heavy cotton blan- h kets In assted. pastel col- H I ors. Finished edges. I Infants. Main Floor REG. 1.50 FRONT HOOK COTTON BRAS They're here! Front hook bras with partly stitched cups with .1" elastic hand in front, .si.es, 34A to 42C. Foundations, Main Floor REG. 60c MEN'S ATTACHABLE COLLARS AND CUFFS 5 for Rave, those old dress shirts at a saving. Assted, neck I sines In white only. I Notions, Serond Floor REG. 5c STAR TATTING AND EMBROIDERY THREAD 50 for Good selection of colors at cloncout prices. Notions, Serond Floor VALUES TO 75c UNCOVERED SHOULDER PADS , 20 for , A bargain price for cotton im pads with bleached muslin 1 covers. I Notions, Second Floor REG. 100-1.95 COSTUME JEWELRY REG. 1.50 FITTED CRIB SHEETS A unug filling shert. In heavy muslin, Iflft thread count. Snnforled. fllrls, Main Floor BKfi. UM COAT AND LUGGING SET All wool and lined In . choice dark Innea. In alieai a . 4. I Olrli, Mam rinnr REG. 2.fl GIRLS RAINCOATS Rtihherlzcd fabric In rri plaid with attached hnnd. Sliea, amall. f!lrl. Main Plnnr REG. 3.29 JUVENILE ROY'S JACKET ttnllnrd poplin JarVcl wllh tipper front In aolid colnra Int. nil.. Main floor 3 for $1 $1 RAYON KNIT GOWNS Reg. 2.95. nnstel torn nighties trimmed with net and lace. Lingerie, Main Floor s$2 LACY NYLON SLIPS White nylon tricot tn sizes Lavishly lace-' ml 32 to 40. trimmed. Lingerie, Main Floor RAYON PETTICOAT Sleek rayon knit with deep &m net ruffle. Sizes, S, M. ? I Lingerie, Main Floor 3.98 COTTON SMOCKS Special Dollar Dav value! drBk Fitted and flared styles; J all fast colors. Mm Uniforms, Main Floor MEN'S WORK SOCKS 3 pr. i.ongs ana snoruesi wnite or random color In sizes io to 1.1, Work Clothes, Main Floor 1 CUSHION SOLE SOCKS 4 pr. incai tor wont or sports. White and random In sizes 10 to U. Work Clothes, Main Floor PILLOW SQUARES 5 for Excellent assortment of beautiful fabrics, many colors and patterns, all large sizes. Draperies, Second Floor MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 4 for Val .to 50c. Large white b linens with neatly finish- I cd hems. I Accessories, Main Floor LADIES' HANKIES 4 for Jumbo size white hankies with colored initials, t I Worth son ea. I . Accessories, Main Floor WOMEN'S BILLFOLDS Also Include jack-pot sa purses! Roomy, well-fitted. Many colors, I plus tax Accessories, Main Floor COLORFUL UMBRELLAS Worth 3.1)5-4.95! lfi-rlb um-ftA brellas In bright new cov-r M erlngs. Am Housewares, Serond Floor HANDSOME TIES 2 for Samples, some Irregulars; ttaa Reg. l.nn-1.50 quality! Host r I new colors. I Men's, Main Floor TILE-TRIVET SET Colorful designs on ceram ( lc tile; ruhbed-tipped triv- P I eta in black wrought Iron. I Housewares, Second Floor HAMBURGER PRESS Plastic, so It's light, easy to clean, Presses meat to desired thickness. Housewares, Second Floor BANDANNA 'KERCHIEFS 10 for Reg. ISc, these 11" squares come in colorfnst red or I blue. I Work Clothes, Main Floor 1.49 CHAMBRAY SHIRTS Sanforlred blue cbambrav ( in sizes 141 to 17. Perfect quality. Work Clothes, Main Floor NYLON AND VICARA SOCKS 3 for The box guaranteed for one year against holes, i Short length with elastic lops. Many colors, sizes, in IO 13. Furnishings, Main Floor $2 BOYS' DENIM JEANS Double-knee leant in B-oz Sanforized dcnlm; In aires 4 tn 12. Hoys, Main Floor 2 for $3 BOYS' NYLON SOCKS Irregs. of Me quality. Rlastic top shorties; 4 col ors in sizes 7 - II. noys. Main Floor 3 pr. PANT HANGERS All metal. Holds ft pairs tfaa Keeps crease In, wrinkles I I Notions, Second Floor out. FOAM RUBBER PIECES Wide assortment of sizes and thicknesses. Genuine lalex foam. Hundred uses. Notions, Second Floor $1 plus tax Select from an outstand ing group of earrings, necklaces, pins and brace lets. All new spring style. Arcessorlei, Main Floor REG. 1.00 RAYON CHALLIE HEADSQUARES 2 for All tn smart plain colors, &m large size, washable. I Arresnorles, Main Floor REG. 0.95 MEN'S FAMOUS NAME WOOL SHIRTS Discontinued colors Init sport or dress collars. k Broken sizes from small jgf to large. FiirnlshlngSj Main Floor 2 '1 UTILITY FLOOR MAT Bouncy fool-cushioning sponge rubber In assorted colors. 18x30." Housewares, Second Floor $1 FILTER FRY This mesh Filter-Fry keeps walls and atove free of grease. Housewares, Second Floor $1 FANCY BUTTER DISH Sliver-plated dish and cov-C er, for yourself or gift. M Reg. 3.05. Mm Housewares, Second Floor 6-PC. STEAK SET Hollow - s ro u n d iltik knives In wood block. Set was xus. Housewares. Serond Floor $3 5.95 FOOD WARMER Keeps food warm, ready-to-serve nl table! Alumi num with candle warmer. Housewares, Second Floor 4 HOUSEHOLD BROOM Sturdy, 4-sew corn broom aweeps quickly, cleanly. PI Reg. 1.89. Housewares, Serond Floor IRON BOARD COVERS 2 for I'ong-iasting muslin elas-llc-bound for snug, wrln- r kle-free fit. Housewares, Second Floor NEW "MOULl" GRATER 'rmes everything from nuts to eggs! Removable drum makes it easy lo rinnn. Housewares, Second F loor $1 t pr. SHOE STORAGE RACKS 2 for All metal rack, holding 3 tt pra. Wall or floor type. I Xntlnn. Serond Floor SKIRT RACK All metal, hold., ft In in ea aklrla. Plaatlc cllpa, metal J arma. N'otlona, Sernnd Flnnr SHEER NYLON HOSE IrrcKa. of 1.M value. 15. denier, Sl-gauge. Slrea ftVfe to II. Hosier)', Main floor WOMEN'S RAYON PANTS 3pr. ainnnin-iiuing rayon kmis q In sizes It to 10. Jrrcgs of 7ftc to Roc. Lingerie, Main Floor 2 for $1 BLOUSE TREES All metal with arms non snag. Reg. fl.00 ea. S I Look! Over 60 rolors to I Notions, Second Floor TAFFETAS AND SATINS t . 2 for moose from, rrlsp 180 nemer taffeta and shim mering vry cnunl satin. Widths 42 to 45 Inrhfs. Yarrtagp. Serond Floor "CANNON" HAND TOWELS ft for M quality ttrrv In odd ( sizet. ftflg. 50c to 1.00 each. 1 Limit S per customer, I rtompvtirs, Serond Flonr RAYON PANELS Reg. tn 1.05. Final clear. ance nf rayon panels, 40x 3 II, ready to hang. Assort- I ed colors. Ilraperles, Second Floor PRINTED DRAPERIES Hress up for spring and at this price you 2 pr. uniinen ready tn nana, M" long. Natural & colored grounds, Spe cial prlco. hraptrl, Serond Floor r GOOSE DOWN PILLOWS mck. nun. nnr wnite goose down with llnenlzed down-nrnnf tli-ktrttr homestlrs, Second Floor 6 PERCALE DUST SKIRTS were 4.83. Full and twin S tze ruffles in tlx pretty if pastels. j nomesiics, second Floor 60c PERCALE APRONS Rib and lea alvles! Dainti ly trimmed with rtc-rac i and tape. Aprons, Srrond Floor LATEX FOAM PILLOWS Reg, 7,05! Cool, buoyant! Kippered white cotton cov-er. nnmestirs. Second Floor 2 for $4 30.05 ELECTRIC BLANKET Single control, full bed t alze. Blue color only, 1 ' yr, guarantee. nomesHcs, Second Floor $18 $13 FLOUR SACK TOWELS 4 (or Bleached; pre-laundered! t They are worlh 39c ea. and perfect quality. Domestics, Serond Floor ZMSc WASH CLOTHS ft for Ruv them hv Inn dorm. i Huge variety of colon, patlemi. Domeitles, Reennrt Flnor