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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1928)
e THE EUGENE GtfARD Bargains in Food Specials For Weelt-end in Eugene Markets Saturday Specials 15o ..25c Lntcfisk, pound Norwegian Stockfifih, pound Fresh Eastern Oysters, pint 75c; quart $1.40 Olympia Oysters, pints '. $1.10 We oarry at all times a complete line of fresh (Ish and sea foods NEWMAN'S FISH MARKET Free Delivery Phone 2309 Free Delivery 57 N. Park L TO ' Soir $1,110 For aualitv. for rrfinmnf j. I. , ' "" iwoic UC" ight and eye appeal, you will find few gift, at alluring as KRAUSE'S Stellar Chocolates the Sparling Nttl Package as lllu,traled Abovt Finished in richut chromes, wrapped in gleaming cllophn, Krauae. STELLAR box chocolate, are perfect Ouiatmaa gifts. The chocolatea them selve. .re better than ever. Which mean. much. found boa $ .00 Other Jlies $2, $3 and $5 Be Prepared Buy a Few Extra Boxes Other Krause Gift Chocolates In elude LaVista. Frenchy. Milkt Fruits and Nuts and Collegiate $1.00. $1.50 to $7.50 At Your Druggist's or Confectioner EVENING HOURS ARK HEADING HOURS The funcrnl services for the la to (iporjjo W. .Smith, who paused awny Tliursdaj, nre to be lndd nt t J j t? Vcntrh cbnpel at 10:30 o'clock Snt- urdiiy morning. Dr. 10. V. Stivers, piiHtor or the lurat ('lirfHtinn church, will officiate and interment will be In the Masonic cemetery. Mr. Smith died at hi home at 7 Thirteenth avenue cunt. He was i nutive of Irfine county, horn here i'fc. 17, 180.', and hud lived here practically ail his life. He wan the bom of Mr. and Mm. Homer Smith, early residents of this community. His futher wflB an old-time Mukv driver on the ( tretron-C'nliforiiia route, After his death, Mr. Smith married Unviu (. I nderwood, prominent in the city's early life. (reorge W. Hniith was married In lKKD to Itelle Stevens. She missed awny in .June 10117. Mr. .Smith rit tended'the university in the No's. He was deputy sheriff in KiiReue for two years ntiout JiO years aRo, scrv liifC under .fames E. Nnhind. Two sinters, Mrs. Hattio Pefley and Mrs. Kitty .fnnes, wife of an early day physician here, passed away a number of years hjjo, Mr. Smith was a painter and decorator by trade and during the past JlTi or 40 years did many of the lare contracts in his work here. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) Pennsylvania Rave him his largest majority 1IS7.71M1, white tiovernnr Smith's largest plurality wns in Louisiana where he had o lend of 1.'t,H5. While overwhelmed both in the popular vote and in the electoral college, (lovcrnor Sinilh'n total wa mom than six million higher than the H,:,S(l,r0fi cast for Mr. Davis In lie. Mr. Hoover's vote wns higiirr in every state than Unit of Mr. ('oolidge four years ago with the exception nf Rhode Island. This held true in President Conlidge's home stnte of Massachusetts wh;ch was car ried by (iovernor Smith. The gov ernor's total wns Ichb than the dem ocratic figures of four years ago in New Mexico, Tennessee nnd Tejtns, notwithstanding the large Increase In the number of ballots enst. The Hoover column nhows he re ceived more than a mill on votes in five) stntes California. Illinois, New York. ( 'hio nnd Pennsylvania. Gov ernor Smith reached the million mark in Illinois, New York nnd Penn sylvania. States of the once-solid south re corded 8.004, 14? vote for the two major parly candidates, almost a million less than cast In New York WILLIAMS EL CTRIC CO., INC. Tiffany Bldg., 6th Ave Side state for Mr. Hoover and Governor Smith. Hoover polled 1.406.488 of these and Smith l,rD7.oT7 in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisi ana, MissiKHippi, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, nnd North Carolina, all of whom had supported the dem ocratic presidential candidate since reconstruction days until the present election. Mr. Hoover's southern vote was more than double that of Mr. Cool idge four years ago and almost twice the combined figures for the presi dent nnd Senator TjiKollette that year. It came within 01,000 votes of equalling Mr. Davis' total in the ! same territory. I The vote of 3fl.70R.flnO showed n big jump over the figures for 1024, when 20,001,417 persons cast bal lots in the presidential rnce. This increase was especially reflected in the south, Alabamn as an example recording 248.081 ballots as against Hi0,.r0M four years ego. Other states tn various sections showed a sim ilar result. The increase for the nation as a whole over 1024 wns slightly more than 25 per cent. In the south the figures were approximately per cent higher than they were four years ago. SritwteM PAN DANDY BREAD -hns n flavor all Its own! Ask your grocer for Blue Bell Butter r Buy Your Turkeys, Chickens And Other Fowl at the Producer's Public Market You will also find many things for your Christ mas Feast. Fresh Vegetables, Nuts and other Home Produce. When you buy foods at the Public Market you are assured of fresh and wholesome quality. Because they are Lane County grown and marketed by the producer. Learn, too. to do your every day buying at the Public Market. It will pay you big dividends in money and health. T HE PRODUCER'S . MARKET Will He Open Saturday and Monday0 W. L. May to Head Vet Organization V. I,. May was elected commander of Willamette post. Veterans of For eign Wars, at n business meeting Thursday evening at the armory. (liner ot lifers were chosen as fol lows : Otis A. Taylor, senior vitv president; John Snellstrom, junior vice-president: Itcv. V. A. Ellcins. chaplain; Harney Miller, officer of the dny; Dr. D. ('. Slanard. surgeon; Frank Aldrich, quartermaster; Loyal Adkinson. trustee. Installation will be Thursday, Jan. .1. r weiner feed preceded the business sessiou. County Pays $43 In Fur Bounties Thursday afternoon miirht well have been called bounty day at the county clerk's office, for seven men appeared to claim bounties totaling $.'tfi on 10 wildcats and one coyote. vt . I. Jones, ottnge tirove, appeared Friday to claim $8 on two adult fe male coyote skins. I host? claiming bounties Friday were Clyde Carder, Swisslmme, one wildent; . K. Carter, Lowell, one wildcat; I. M. Clark, Oakridg". Hi wildcats; Arthur Ituney, Foley Springs, two wildcats; Walter Boone, McKenzie Hridge, one wildcat. Henry Lindstroin, McKenzie Hridge, one coyote; tjrcorge II. Moody, McKenzie Hridge, one wildent. Sl'iUNGFIKLD, Dec. 21. (Spe cial). A cup to be given to the girl voted for as the ideal hitfh school girl was presented to the Girls league of the Springfield high school Thurs day at the regular meeting 01 me league, by Mrs. I K. Pa:e and Mrs. O. K. When ton, representing the Civic club of Springfield, which about a month ago voted to present this cup to tho school. Voting for the best all-around hig'h school girl will take place in June. The winning girl is to have her name engraved on the side of the cup. The Christmas charity box of the Girls' league is to be sent this year to American lftke, along with the contributions of the Springfield le gion auxiliary. Gifts for the box will be collected tomorrow, Saturday, ac cording to the rejMtrt of the service committee, of which Beth Johns is chairman. The food and needlework sale will be hekl by the league in Ketel's drug store, Saturday, Iec. Ii2, and will be open from 0 o'clock on, for the reft of the day, according to the report of Barbara Chandler, head of the fi nance committee. The Girls' league stringed orches tra took imrt in the Christmas pro gram held Friday. Hetty Anderson plays the violin in the orchestra, Audrey Moscop, the uhelele, Ethel Hriggs, ukelele, Irene Mauley, banjo, and Olive Gar!sr, guitar. The report of the friendship com mittee was on tlie correspondence of tin past week with girls not in school, which is the function of this commit tee. Solelm, 1846 Eighth afwnue west, Wilson school. "You'll find la not much fun." Louise Cogill, Springfield, Iincoln HfhooL " 'Fore all the things are gone." j Ned Martin, motor route A- River ; Iload school. ' ! 'is not a bit of fun." Daniel j liead. Kincaid park. Condon school, i "Will soon l here and gone." '. Dora Pierce, Francis Willard school. . "Is usually on the run." Dorit 1 Edwards. 2VM Falrmount boulevard. Condon school. Doris Edwards. 2134 Falrmount boulevard, Condon school. "You'll all be on the run." Clif ford Hay, general delivery, Washing ton school. "Will keep yoii on fihe run." Emma Wilson, Eugene motor route H. Willagillespie school. "Won't he bo very much fun." Josephine Wilson, Eugene motor route B, Wilhuillesple school. "Means the fhop-o-scope is getting Inte." Enrl Snyder. 1;V5 Jefferson street, Frances Willard schooL "Is sometimes just a pun." Eflva Edwards, 2134 Falrmount boulevard, Condon school. "Is very hard on some," Margie L. Moose, 2311 Alder street, Univer sity high school. Honorable mentions In the No. 21 jingle, which arrived too late for the judging include: Mnrjorie Zane, 1012 Moss street, Condon school; Vera Gii hnm. Cottogeirove, London school; Mnhion Pengra, Eugene motor route B, Lincoln school, Springfield. JILESTH (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) Billy Pitney, Eugene motor route A, River Koad school. "Is far better than none." John Ceil, Eugene, Irving school. "They too will miss the fun." Herneire Hamor, Elmirn, Ore. "Is nearly always bum." It t chard Hewitt, HUM Nineteenth avenue east, Condon school. "Hill keep you on the run." 'Lil lian Young, Cottage Grove, Ore., W-est Side school. "Will keep you on the run " Mnrie Volgnmore, 015 Birch street, Cot tage Grove, West Side school. "Are alwnys on the run." Thehnn MERCURY REALLY SOARS MI'NICH. Memirv has a lona wavs to climb in n ueiv t horiooiiiot at erected on the tower of the German museum here. It is 1 feet high and 0'j feet wide. It is illuminated at ght. BUY MILK IN SHEETS COPENHAGEN A method of nre- serving milk in sheet form, like tissue paper, has been invented here by a Danish agriculturist. Call us for your repair work, our 17 years elect rical experience is at your service. ELECTRIC SHOP Why not a new Creel, Rod, or pair of Wadera for gifts? HENDERSHOTT'S GUN STORE When clouds get hungry how they cry For choc-late cuke and apple pie. When they're fed they smile again. Then tlicy stop asheddmg rain. For the good things of Ufa the choicest foods come hers. Saturday Features Bananas, 3 Pounds Oranges Fancy Sunklst Extra Largi) .... Large Medium , Nuts. Fanny mix, all new crop, 4 pounds Dates, bulk, new crop, 2 pounds Cranberries, western 25o pound: Eastern .. Cocoanuts, fresh, large 20c; Medium size Get our prices on Christmas Candy before you buy, MMNAGH'S GROCERY PHONES 38 AND 39 675 WILLAMETTE STREET J5 05c Dw. .50o Doz. 40o Doi. $1.00 35o , ..28c Lb. .150 TaT" T irflTTHTl EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS iici jaa a a o o so u O D O D 20th CENTURY MARKET SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AN DMONDAY BROADWAY AND OAK ONLY PORK STEAKS, pound , 22c Fresh Ham Roast Out from young pig pork, 9ff pound Hens, for roasting or 9: tncassee, aj pound OU BACON SQUARES, 4 Q . pound I O C PURE LARD 2 Lbs- 29 Before buying your Turke y, Goose, Chicken, etc., come in and see us. Milk Fattened Hens Corn Failed' Turk eys. The best on the market at the most reasonable prices. Norwegian Turkey (Lute Fiske) 2 Lbs. 25c mm o Bacon. Back, pound 25 M0E3 LQ'H'WiaTi a n a a eg Meals are better with TREE Orange TEA Pekoe Phones 522 and 523 askelFs 4 Deliveries Daily GROCERIES Broadway and Olive Streets FEED Saturday and Monday Specials For the Greatest. Event of All the Year THE CHRISTMAS DINNER We have n eomplete nnd attraetive line of eatables. It Is gratifying tit know that during these bu bv shopp'tiR days you can get nil your requirements for your Christ nut a fenst nt one place and not have to shop around. It will pay you to come in nnd look over our array of Christnirn eats nnd leave your order or phone us. Your phone orders wifl be given viry careful and prompt attention. Turkeyi Capons Roasting Chickens Swift s Prime Steer Beet, Pork. Veal and Lamb Link Sausages Eastern and Olympia Oysters r'ancy Larpe Oranges, per dozen 60c - dozen Special Size Ornngea 49c Japanese Oranges, per box $1.45 :t Fancy Florida Grape Fruit 25c IS Iba. Irish Potatoes 25c 1"0 lbs. Irish Potatoes ....$1.20 Jonothan Apples, per box 95c 2 lbs. Special Mix Candy 25c 2 lbs. Royal Chocolated 45c llnncy Comb Taffy, pound 29c 2 lbs. Fancy French Creams 63c 1 lb. Coco Peanut Brittle 23o 2 lbs. F11 Ho lite 35c Kraufic's Mnrahmallowa In bulk, lb 29c 2';ib. box Fancy Chocolatea 79c 4 lbs. Fancy M'xed Xuta 89c 2 Iha. Brazil Xuta 5Sc 3 lbs. Lnrjre Oregnn Jumbo Walnuts $1.00 2 Iba. Bulk Mince Meat 35c This Coupon Good For 20 Extra S. & H. Stamps With cash purchase of $1.00 r over. Only One Coupon on 1 Purchase. 5 II 1 I 3 laBaBaaK Void After December 28 HASKELL GROCERY Csndied Fruit i itnn nMUige Peel White Hultana lUisii FlE lntet Imported Chestnuts Nut M.-ats Oeoruis Paper Shell Pecans Cinberry Sauce Plum PixlditiR Cape (od Cranberries flrandied Mince Meat poiied Cider Htale Bread for Pressinn llnzelwoo-I sod Hawaiian Imported Fruit Cakes A Complete Line of Fruits and Vegetables LOWELL MARKET 54 Phone 54 904 Olive St. 2 1b. call llolni Mince Mont 45c 41b. packapt1 Socdleas Halslns 29c a lb. p.irkaKO White Wks 350 S Itm. Pop Corn 2s0 Ihilk Piit. pound 150 2 lbs Silver Nut Martarlna 390 2." lb. sack liest Cane Suxar $1.55 3 lb. Jnr Assorted Jama 590 3 lb. box Sinla Cmrkera 45C lii-01. Jar OrnmiT's Plckl9 ". ...19o K;!Ticv M.'U'i"i S!k OranKps. dor.pn 39c S doien Small JuIi-t Oranifpa s-i0 5 Iba Sweet Potatoes 25o 6 lbs. Turnips igc Hubbard Squash, lb 11 . . Jumbo Jelly Roana ...25c Commerolal Chocolatea 390 Gum Tlrop !.35c Tleautr Creama ..55c TTti Bin Creams "5c 2 lbs 5 lbs : ib : ibs 2 lbs. 2 lbs. Fancy Broken Mix 35o 3 Ibs. Plain Mix Satin Kinlsh 39o B ib. box Fancy Chocolatea $M 1 Dillon Drops, Pound 20c 2 Lbs. Filberts 46c Almonds. I.b. (Soft Shotl) 29c Fresh Rouated Peanuts, Lb. 16o 2 Packages None Such Mince Meat ....38c Large Can Helm Fig or Plum Pudding 39o 10 Lb. Box Cnllu.yrna Figs $1.78 4 Lbs. Petite Prunes 25o Hiiakell nest Dutter, Lb 52o 10-Lb. Sack st Cane Sugar 65c lOu-I.b. Sack llest Cane Sugar $5.79 2 Lbs. Bulk Cocoa 25e 4Vj-Lb. Box Graham Crackers 75o Quart Jar Alfalfa Honey 49c Coffee. Haskell Best, Maxwell House or Llpton'a, Lb 47c 3 Lb. Can Maxwell House Cflffee $1.39 49-Ui. Sack Fischers Hard Wheat Flour $1.79 49-l.b. Park Drifted Snow Flour $1.98 9 Lb. Sack Fischers Graham or Whole Wheat Flour 39o O-I.b. Sack Fischers Farina 5e 1 Large Package Albera Fluff Caka OQf Flciit and 1 Package Inatant Tapioca WWW Beech Nut Special: 2 Cans Pork and Bean. 1 Can Spaghetti, and 1 Jar Muatard AQft Creasing, 60c value for fWW 91 .b Sack Albera or Sperrya Pn-neakn Flour 65o B 14). Sack Albera or Sperrys Rolled Oata 4o 3 Uirge Cans Fountain Pumpkin 43o 2 Cans Good Pens or Corn 25e 2 Ijiree Cans Solid Pack Tomatoei 35e 3 IJirce Cans Hominy 39c 8 IJ. Pall Pennant Shortening or Mapls Ix-nf I.ard $1.J9 5 Lb. Can Diamond W or Spred Well Peanut Butter 98o Porto Rico c.rnpo Fruit In No. 2 cans ea. 19e 4 Inre Cans Broken SHrod Pineapple . 880 3 Cms Armours Veribeit Tomato Soup . .25 Pnckaes niamond W Jell Dessert ...48c 2 Irge Cans Armours Veribest Spinach 39o Com Poppers, esh jse Frosted Rlectrlc Light Olobei 40a, Boa, nnd 6'ifl each C3 Matches pr carton boxes 1a 10 bars White Wonder soap 3?c 15 rolls Waldorf Toilet Paper... 1-0 STORE CLOSED frSCEMBiR 25th, CHRISTMAS DAY MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTEOTION riwwo don't forgot w p11 tho fnmons?iil Ponltrv and Dairy Feeds. Tliey nrp homo pnxluclK of mrnt and the pno.) is alwnys ritrht. V" 6'
