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CSH&. .topped at
"Arsid" OalUoted by Lieut
,n. Steenson, taking on gas en
1 V. Yakima? Wash., via Portland.
3-iall plane piloted by
UcSdeback stopped over-night
from San Francisco to
Pilot Ueber 0. Miller of Port
! swiped with hi. Boeing air
lnC en route from Portland to
fiJTowing to weather condition.
X sooth o? Eugene where consid
Jj, gnow wa. falling.
J,ok it Taooma -T-nk
j) Bouck, boys' work secre
the Eugene Y. M. 0. A. will
2d lie Boya' Worker, a.sociation
5.rew. to br held Friday. Satnr
lud Sunday, March 15, 18, and 17,
frt, WinthroD hotel, Tacoma. One
ilr member of the local boys' work
imittse wiU probably attend the
Ztta, The Christian emphasis in
Zt' iork will be di.cus.ed at the
Jttof. .aid Mr. Bouck.
vrolte Value Topic
Dt John F. Bovard, dean of school
icbisical education at the TJniver
o of Oregon, talked before the
Sad Table club at the O.burn hotel
star night, stressing the need anl
i of physical eierciae. The next
ar'nff of th( club will be held April
"hen Dr. B. S. Conklln of the unl
aw department of phycholocy will
ml on "When life Lose. Its Zest;
Dangerous Age."
Isrdi Session H eld
It Jfary'. Episcopal church cele
Bt'd Holy Eucharist Wednesday
eraing at 10 o'clock, followed by an
aUay .ion of the St. Mary's
. , s"u e.Bion wm close at
4 o clock according to liey. h O. Jen
nings, rector of the, church, for the
half-hour service at that time. Holy
Eucharist will be celebrated Thurs
day morning at 7 o'clock the rector
announced.
Engineer to Meet
City engineers and dty official, of
thA Wlllnmnrrn vnllA l. -
,u,lc uuvb nu are
interested in a study of the pollution
v.wutDu v, uta iTuuiuieiie river will
meet in Eugene March lil and 22, ac
cording to an announcement from
Portland Wednesday. A study of the
problem haa been made by Commis
sioner Barbour of Portland and he
hopes to collect further data at the
meeting.
Invited to Rose Festival
An invitation to Eugene to partici
pate in the annual rose festival at
Portland has been received by the Eu
gene chamber of commerce. Officers'
names in the Radiators, marching club
of Eugene, are tequcated by the Port
and executive committee. The Radia
tors and a group of Eugene girls en
tered in the rose parade last year
drew much favorable comment from
Portlanders.
To Speak at Grove
O. F. Fletcher, county agricultural
agent, will speak at Cottage Grove
Wednesday night at a community
gathering at 8 o'clock at the cham
ber of commerce. Mr. Fletcher's topic
will be "Control of Insect Pests in
Gardens." Prof. A. G. B. Bouquet, of
Oregon State college horticultural de
partment, will speak on "Vegetable
Gardens."
WBI Hold Breakfast
Missionary societies of all churches
will meet for a May breakfast, accord-'
mg to plans made at a meeting of a
committee of the Union Missionary
society at the home of Mrs. F. 8.
Beistel Tuesday night. The. breakfast
will be held at the Baptist church at
9 o'clock, Thursday, May 9. A pro
gram will follow the breakfast.
Health Worker at Florence
Miss Beth Konkel, executive secre
tary of the Lane County Public Health
association, went to Florence Wed
nesday, accompanied by Miss Jesn
Besley, educational director of the
Oregon State Tuberculosis associa
tion. Miss Konkel planned to meet
with the Florence health unit and Miss
Besley to speak at the high school.
Sermon Series Outlined
Rev. Martin P. Simon, pastor of
the Grace Lutheran church, will con
tinue his sermon series on Luther's
catechism, preaching Sunday, March
17 at 11 a. m. on "The Fourth Com
mandment." This year marks the
400th ar-niveraary of the Luther
catechism.
Handle Rodent Poison
The firm of Morris and aon of
Mapleton. has been added to the list
of merchants supplied with poisoned
barley for use in rodent control work,
according to County Agent O. 8.
Fletcher.
To Remodel House
O. W. Henzler was granted a per
mit Wednesday to remodel the honse
at 1100 Third avenue west at a cost
of $300 and to build a garage costing
$100 at 1120 Third avenue west.
Returns to Canada
Ray Block has returned to his
home at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan,
after spending the winter here with
his parents, Sir, and Mrs. W. H.
Block.
Linn Commissioner Visit
H. A. Renninger and H. F. Warren,
county commissioners from Linn
county, were in Eugene Wednesday
and called on the Lane county court.
I SAW
Two small boyt flying kite.
Ono b oca mo vary axoltod and
In hit haste got hla gym
nastlo and aviation terms
mixed aa he cried to the
other: "Oh, Jack, look. It
haa turned a summerloop."
M. U
Wliat Did You See?
The visitors went with Commissioner
Clinton liurd to inspect Lane county's
(ravel plant near Cottage Grove.
Four Tires St o ton
Ted Batsden reported the theft of
four tires from his suto wrecking
yard at 1076 Lawrence street Tues
day night.
Chsnoa Teachers
Gertrude Palmer has resigned as
teacher at the Chlckahominy school
because of Illness snd Mrs. Jeanette
Clark has been named as ner successor.
Lutheran Aid to Meet
The Central Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society will meet Thursday, March 14
at 2:80 p. m. in the church parlors.
Mis K. Btalsberg and Mxa. J. Larson
will be nostesses.
net Marriage Uoetue
A marriage license was Issued Wed
nesday to Tom Hetland and Helen
Egeland, botn oi Eugene.
Norkenzle Aid to Meet
The Korkenzie ladies aid society
will meet Thursday afternoon, March
10, with Mrs. N. acott JewetL
Ladles Entertained
Mrs. B. B. Strawn and Mrs. B. F.
Goodpasture entertained the fourth
and seventh divisions of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid aociety Tuesday after-
noon st the nome of Mrs. Strewn,
1329 Oak street.
Realtors to Meet
The Kurcne Realty board will meet
Thursday, March 14 at 12 noon at
the Lee Duke cafe, each member tak
ing a special listing to the round table
discussion.
Encampment to Meet
WimAwhata encnmDment No. 9. L
0. O. F- will confer the Golden Rule
degree Friday, March IB, at 7:30 p.
m. m Ut UllU jj eiiowB nnu. ah imv
-1 . s.Vi m wViAthaf rnamKara A thla sn-
campment or not, are requested to be
present
Here From Vide
Ben Minney, farmer of Vida, was a
Eugene visitor on Wednesday.
Here From Llnslaw
T. IT I iiM nf I trial aw xr in
cene on Wednesday on a business
trip.
In From Elkton t
J. . Ilaines, sheepman of Elkton
naa a ITiiir.lTia vlajtnr Aft WfrlnPful& T
accompanied by Mrs. Haines.
Back From Trln
G. 8. Hinsdale, vice-president of
the United States National and cu
eeno Loan and Savin? banks, re
turned to Eugene Wednesday from a
trip to Portland and Gardiner.
Early Call Answered
The fire department answered
call at 6 a. m. Wednesday for a flue
fire at the home of Dr. William Jiuy
kendall, 1265 Willamette.
DTEVENSON'P
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ELECTRIC RANGES
FEATURING A FREE:
COOKING SCHOOL
And First Showing Of
This Amazing
Electric Range
129
.50
LILLIAN IRMA. SAYLES
opens our sale with a three-day cooking school
and demonstration of Monarch Electric Ranges.
Miss Sayles Is a nationally famous home eco
nomist and a most Interesting speaker. This
school and demonstration will astonish you.
Miss Sayles moves bo graciously so much at
ease that you wonder where the work of
cooking has gone. You learn how to cook a
whole dinner In the oven with new recipes, new
methods and new labor savers. This school Is
for you! ABSOLUTELY FREE! Held at 1
o'clock Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March
14, 16 and 16. in Laraway's Hall, 972 Willamette.
If You Ever Cooked
For a Hungry Man
Bleotrio cooking on a Monaroh will ba a revelation to you I These ranges are
absolutely olean and odorless oool in the kitchen quick acting extremely low
in month lv nost. Thev have the Monarch's famous speed oven, broiler, three
cooking elements and an extra plug for the percolator or waffle iron. The oven
temperature is automatically controlled. (See top illustration at left) You know
the sturdy dependable Monarch fuel ranges your mother used one probably. But
aria navor rfrom(rl that, daiifrhfor wrmlrl have anvthinir like this new Monarch
p&v electric! See these ranges actually demonstrated at the Monaroh
(tooking School at
LARAWAY'S HALL
972 Willamette St.
Thurs., Friday and Sat
March 14, 15 and 16
Each Day at 2 o'Clock
yon 11 appreciate these points that make
Monarch Electrio Eanges truly royal Did you
erer expect a range to take so much responsi
bility t Read this!
heat control Is automatic, so It gets
rpv hotter or cooler than you decide.
1 fl6 has two heat units, one at the top for
0 roasting, broiling and toasting: one covered
V C n element at the bottom for genera! baking.
Both units turned on give you double speed,
but one Is ample.
You H never find
a better time to
buy an elec
tric range.
COME!
Cooking
-have big,
each with
switches.
fast-heating radiant
a separate fuse
pi , are fitted with Paramount heat block under
A IQ.IQ.S the element, forcing the heat upward to do full
cooking duty.
Pviv, rii4lni --lt T"n P,u ln a percolator or waffle lroa
XjAirUWUllCI if youwlsh. A splendid Idea.
Is the amazing part. You can get a Monarch Electric Range,
finished ln gray enamel, w 1 1 n
r. . the two free premiums for
rriCQ. only
The
SALE BEGINS TOMORROW!
Cooking School: Thursday, Friday and Saturday. COME!
. ,..-J Krafts
0 &mSSmi Vlimhl. Ps-oml.im. !f
lK'TOt?-XiillP: IF Aluminum Oven Bet Y
SKQiftir' ' YoM 0et Both Prml,Jm f-
Value $27.00 I
W'W-ri 1 with the Monaroh Electrio itt
type elements:
and three-heat
$129.50
CLARKE ELECTRIC CO., 832 Olive St.
Tickets For The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen And
Engrinemen Annual Ball May Be Procured At Our Office
jffjQ. Formerly Ax Billy Dept. Store
Men's Splendid Welt Sole Oxfords, Tan Or Black $2.98
Continues Unabated In Every
Department Of The May Store
Whether for the man, woman, cliild or for the home1 e.very department is
contributing ito quota of very specially priced items for this one a year
bargain feast. Three days more Thursday, Friday and Saturday remain
in which to partake of the special values..
Without A Doubt The Greatest
House Frock Sensation
For Anniversary Selling!
Brand
87c
Bright,
Washable
Prints!
T
Saving Is More Pronounced 2 For $1.70
fllnce you'll be needing a half doien or so really nice wash house frocks for spring
and summer wear why not choose them all at once, and now? Then that problem
will be oft your mind and you'll be making a saving that you may not be able to
make later.
SIZES FROM 16 TO 52
Youll find among these Tory specially pried short sleeved (sleersless too) frocks
thoroughly satisfying variety of pnttnrns and colors. And, such an Interesting se
lection of style surplus effects, ruffles, pnplumes, flares, new tight bodice, full
skirt style, crisp organdie trims also shawl collar embellishment.
(Second Floor)
Anniversary Event!
Milady's Dainty, Fine Quality
Mercerized Fabric Gloves
Splendid 98c Sellers, Pair
They say a woman's claim to careful
grooming Is revealed by details of her cos
tume. Perhaps no accessory is more Im
portant than her iloves.
This offering of gloves enables one to
obtain a henutlful clove at a surprisingly
low price of 79c They are to be had In shades of greye
or mode, with effectively embroidered turn back cuffs.
All sixes.
79c