The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, April 13, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text1928. T n F. U O E PI O U A R D ga. 1. 1, n. i .i- i i. , HOWARD T1-Mr. and M. . were vui- i"1": Dorena, Coop1 rfSSuW from Wfld 0. H- "'.v.tiace Grove. '"nril engineer for An-S"?-'i.ton Lumber company. kcS city. Mr. .Murphy I with affairs iaen- IjlL'ff. work at the Teeter's u.. ,'. weather conditions I" receollv the worn on me terU course on Bennett h .Cre jJmitee on construc- Magnesia for Itomach Trouble prevents inni i Cassy Stomach. i. ho uff from ind gestion ' Jv. tried pepsin, charcoal, f b?,!..u. .lieht temporary L5S,Sn Tnot even that. H5?:.. .mm uo to chronic LnoVtrythe effect of a Masnesia not the D' '.i.i carbonate, cit- 7 ""k. r n,,re Hisurated .1, which vou can obtain from" any uriis- iur compressed tablet with a water ailPr , . , , what a difference this makes ,,....w neutralize the dnn- narafui acid in the stomach ' Aonena VOUf IOOd tO Lt md sour, making Ras, wind. .n(. neanouru twu iPT lumpy feeline that seems i. n,At prprvthimr you eat. tan enjoy your meals without of uwigesuou. Ve the Pains of heumatic Joints 12 Days' Free Trial lien, twinffy, pain tormented are usuauy cuusca uy rueu- tir'mz comfort and relief, thou rub in Joint-Ease, a soothing lent that druggiHts everywhere big demand tor. lumbago, sore, lame muscles. t feet, neuritis, sciatica and Icoldi its comforting influence le appreciated. It's not expen- only oo cents a tube. uTF Send name and address for T riot. ,.;,., tnha in Trt,so stories Df sk 7 Hallo well, Maine. tion with full authority to start the work of laying out and completing the count ut the en r lien t moment. Tin committee in charge in an follow k: V. H. Dougherty, chalrmnn. SKdoriRtetl with T. O. Wheeler, of First Nation al bank, and I W. Coiner, city en gineer. The committee has secured the services of a man, whose name) was not available today, who in fully equipped with all needed machinery necessary to advance th construction 1 work as speedily as possible, and the moment Old Sol scares these April showers away.everytbing will be ready to go. Anderson & Mitidleton Lumber company has one of the big planers in the Lutham mill in commission these days and it .is understood that considerable quantity of .surplus stock on the yard will be moved. Two cars were loaded today. Grant Tower, office man for the Cottage Grove Manufacturing com pany, is in receipt of a letter from his son, Ralph, who 1b working at his trade in automobile work at Crescent City, Cal., telling of a very severe sea storm having prevailed for a number of days, driving well into the bay. The storm has been so severe that boats are narnor bound, and a number of buildings have been ser iously damaged. It is understood that the storm has been very general uo and down the California and Oregon coast. Ievi Goer, who for many years was familiar figure on the streets of this city, and who owna a fine farm on Coast Fork, a portion of which is now incorporated into the London Mineral springs holdings, has been in the city for a fow days, looking after his Lane county interests. Some four years ago Mr. Gecr removed to ttte state of Washington, where he took over a large stock ranch rit Gate, which is twenty miles, from Oiympio and some sixteen miles from Centrnlia, and at present he resides there. He wilt be here until the last of this week when he expects to return to his Washing ton home. I. B. Morris, acting deputy assessor for Cottage Grove, having completed his duties, was in Eugene today turn ing in his reports. The R. N. A. were in "Roll Call" session Wednesday night. Some fifty responded 'and a fine supper was served after the business meeting. The decorations were the Oregon grape. Mrs. Fanny Lebow, of Creswell, is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens this week. Fred Jackson left Wedposday en route to Klamath Falls where he will be employed for the summer. Mrs. M. F. Wyatt and Mrs. Worth Harvey were In Eugene Thursday to be with their daughter-in-law and sister. Mrs. Ernest Wyatt, who is confined in the Tacific Christian hos pital, having undergone an operation for appendicitis. A delegation from the local lodge of the Neighbors of Woodcraft were in Snringfield Wednesday night, assist ing the Springfield lodge in initiating a large class ot applicants for mem bership. Those from this city were: Mrs. Clara btevens, Mrs. Kvn Hatch, Mrs. Clara Lebow. Mrs. Ida Roberts, Mrs. Porris Lebow, Mrs. Thelma Lo bow, Mrs. Bell Taylor, Mrs. Louise Bnrtels, Mrs. Julia Bartels. Mrs. Mc bel Pixon. Mrs. Mabel Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown, Mrs. J. W. WillitH. An excellent session is re ported. i Al Rosenthal and sister, Mrs. Welt- xen were all ready to start on an auto i trip to Omaha. Neh.. Wednesday, i nuking forward to an enjovuule trip 'VroKH country," wtiou Mr. linst-mlml I received a wire from It. Z. Drake, i uiNiruitiiig hi m to ilium iii.i.idii..v to Omaha, iu the interest of review! of patterns for the machinery for the new "SeasniihoiiH." which will b the second of tliee Kigantic structures to he erected at l-atlinm, south of this city. Mr. Rosenthal left Wednesday night on the fShnsta. that he may re port at the earliest moment at the company's offices in Omaha. 1 Hiring his absence. Mrs. Weltzen will be a xuest of Mrs. J. Q. Willits. of this city. Mrs. Julia Gorer returned Wed nesday from Los Angeles, Cal., where she has been the past two months with her daughter Altn. She left her grandson. Charles Tihhela with his father, Harry Tibbels nt Los Angeles, her son Henry returned with her. Pan Put ton returned Wednesday from Salem where he has been in the hospital. He Is greatly improved iu health. V. O, Wilson of the Woodson Bros. agency went to Portland Wednesday night to get a new Ford car. Mrs, Stephen Edwards and daugh ter Barbara June from Coburg and Mrs. Alvprda Jones from Eucene spent Easter Sunday with Mrs. Ed ward's parents . Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stevens. Tom Tatton who went to the Port land hospital recently, returned Tues day somewhat improved. Job Yoncalla YOXCALLA, April 1A (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wahm ot Con Ion. Ore., visited at the P. J. Rog ers home for a few days last week. Mrs. Sherk of Kosehurx visited her daughter. Miss Esther Sherk here last Friday. She was acCosiiiaiiied home! by her daughter, who spent the week- : end with her parents. Misses Ethel and Mav Gross and Bertha Sutherlin motored to Clats kanine Friday, returning home Sun day. Mrs. Mabel Church and son Wilson of Medford visited at the parental Sjtruh Wilson home over the week end. Mrs. Jaeckel and two sons of Tal ent spent the week-end here visiting relatives. Golden Link. Rebekah lodge met in regular session Thursday evening. Initiation followed the regular order of business. At the close of the meeting the members enjoyed a social hour followed by delicious lunch. wood Lumber romps ny in Browns vill. His parents live at Hnlsey. The ceremony was performed by ltev. tieil. ltev. Simmons of the Taber nacle, saug and his wife phived. Only the immediate relatives of the bride and groom were present. Mr. and Mrs. Zellmer man to make their home with Mr. and Sirs. Edwards until Sep tember, when they both p an to enroll in the Simmons Bible lustitute at Se attle. A crew of workmen have been em ployed the past few days tn repair ing and replacing bridges in the .Mountain uome roau. Several children are ill in Browns- vilie at present. Small Barbara Chambers, and the Cochran children have the flu. ami the little son of Mr and Mrs. Suanders is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wayne Stauard t have returned from a stay of several j (lays in i or its no, wiirrr .nr. man ard attended ti number of meeting! of the Masonic organization. Brownsville JOB, April 1.1. (Special) Sunday visitors at the Curtis home were Mr. and Mrs. P. Jeans and children of Umira and Charlotte Curtis of Yen- eta. Several friends of Mr. and Mrs. Peters visited with them Sunday. ach family brought a basket dinuer which was spread on a table outdoors. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keith and son una daughter ot Pengra. -Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Newton and children from Lattin's Mill, Mr. and Mrs. G. Buck and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Keith and daughter, Everett Stokes, Helen Son tilts, Mer ril Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Peters and children. Mammy's Cabin Chicken and Steak Dinners. 75c i2 Springer on Toast, 50o Phone 2776 ALWAYS "Our Printing It delivered when promised" Eugene Printing Co. 1047 Willamette Phono 148 ATTENTION CAR OWNERS RIVERSIDE TIRES . re being featured for the next 6 weeks to acquaint you with heir Quality, Service and Low Prices. OtlMMXf S" " Mff Questions jJrtdSMiectfa Quia Own&tA. Mile Guarantee Riverside, art. th nnlu tire, on the market Pt have continued a DEFINITE MILEAGE GUARANTEE for 16 ilVTh,t', real proof of Quality. Thousands of auto owner drive miles to our stores to buy Riversides because they know they I always act a anuare Heal. Wj. kl. ..n mm mtaranteM Hon, hera. RIVERSIDE TIRE that fails to live up to our WRITTEN GUAR i . ' 12,000 mlle8- can be brought back to this store for lm mat, adjustment no waiting no delay no Red Tape. DO YOU KNOW that RIVERSIDE Balioonsw 12,000 Mile Guarantee 0 VerSIZe Cbrtis SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY XAJIINE THE TIRE Then try them on our 30 Day Trial Offer Riverside First Quality SOLD ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL For those who may bo mislead by price differ ence between Riverside and other well known first quality tires for those who have never tested Riversides. We anounce our GREAT 30 DAYS TRIAL OFFER Put them on your car, use them 30 days Com pare them with the best. If for any reason you do not think Rlvorstdes are the equal of any other well known tire, ws will refund your money CHEERFULLY. f verside First Quality Fize Balloon Cords Tire tube r"5 n an ii sz ns $12.35 $2.00 Full Size Balloon Cords $12.50 $2.10 $12.90 $2.20 $14.05 $2.40 30x 6.00 Balloon 31x6.00 Balloon 30x5.25 Balloon AH Sizes and Stock for Immediate Delivery RIVERSIDE FIRST QUALITY Full Oversize Cords TIRE TUBE $6.05 $1.28 $6.85 $1.50 $8.60 $1.50 $10.65 $1.90 $12.20 $2.10 I I I JsJ 30x3", ai4i 30x3',', 31x4 R. 3. C. L. S.S. ... FOR FORDS. CHEVROLET and other light Cars 29x4.40 Balloon Cord $8.30 30x4.50 For 1028 Fords Balloon Cord $8.80 Clincher Oversize Cord 30x3J Full $7.30 HttOWNSVILLE, April 13. . Spe cial) At the M. O. Edwards home squill of Urownsville, Suntltiv, Miss Murline Kdwnrds bciin tlio wife of llnnda'I Zi'llmcr, who lias for the past year been employed by the Stan- leabura LKABL'KG. April lit. Special) Miss Agnes B rich t man was present at the Butler Home committee meet inic at Mr. Waiter Cart it mi Tuet dnv evt'iiinc and Is makimt plan) to de present to give a lecture illus trated with moiuc piviurerf the ni.dil uf April at the school houne. The committee, Mrs. Frarce. Mrs. Ayre, and Mrs. Ishnm of Better ll-nue week with Mrs. Stafford. Mrs. .1. .1. l'p iott ami daughter, Viola, were thv number pre-ettt at tlii nuM'ting. I .mount eontniuiiity has been eer tainlv butty the past week in tJettint toijetlier orj.nni.ng I he tn cont trcop. The marketing uronp. lUerur.v Aocietv and the Better Home week committee, which all will put the di-trii-t to the front. BT.A1R T. ALriFlIMAX Ftienei -Builder. Miner llldg. l'hono liH7 tt ; j ' Shoe ipiiMng1! ' 1 Neatly Done. 9 I N BELL SHOE CO. I : I McDonald Theatra Bids, B IiUGKNK FOLKS By Sidney R. Allen When Your Skin Begins to Age lse this new wouderful Cieansintj Cream coutaiuiiiK Cocoa Butter. Keeps the nkin firm and plump while it melts Into the. pores and takes out all the (crime ami dirt, it .8 so (tit ferent from any other cretin.. Will not grow hair keeps complexion Toune. Ask for MKLLO-GLU Clean sing Cream it's marvelous. W. A. Kuykeudall, Inc. MY MOM SeWS I you GOT CHANGE i OF XTL vou ym - u II Bill) k ae? Bi LD,Ll- WvU HELLO- 1 6 TKJ6 ALLEN'S ORUO STORE -WELL., 6EMD Down SOME: Smelling- ?Acry MV BOSS HAS FAINTEd 86 Broadway E Phone 232 Life is full of Euitises! But only pleasant ones arise here. Our standard druos and health supplies satisfy rigid ex pectations of purity our prices are surprisingly moderate. IP 2C Central S rvnc wwffl SATUIBAY on QaT Tenth and Olive Gnaranteecor 'your Money BacSI EUGENE, Oregon E. L, BARTH, Manager Phone 2624 8th and Olive 'Harry A. May IFNEW Pumtis Paint NEW Grease facte LNEW AllTIiroiig'liout and NEW ANE. WWeaoiS: The only way you can Know what this NEW idea of SERVICE is is to GIVE IT A TRIAL Central rvice S HARRY A. 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