Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1929)
7nTr T, ID. Page TKtp3 1 ;:4 " I 1 f ' 11117 "TSl&S wl yj - -qa if fjf- .saa j -1 - HfV "iy lpp J - 8 EXTRA! EX TRA! A Future Queen Assumes Role of Cook Gray's Cash and Carry, in conjunction with Crown Mills, Leslie Salt Co., A. Schil lings Co. and Amaizo Corn Products Co. will hold a Cooking School at Gray's Cash and Carry Store Tuesday, July 2, 1929. The participants are to be the four candidates for Queen Suzanne. FIRST PRIZE - - - 25,000 VOTES SECOND PRIZE -15,000 VOTES THIRD PRIZE - - - 7,000 VOTES FOURTH PRIZE - 3,000 VOTES Each will balce a chocolate layer caie and pan of bbouits. They -will be assisted by Mrs. Humphreys, who is known all over the Northwest as an expert in the art of cooking and who was in charge of tho Register Cooking School this spring. The Queen Candidates will use the following well-known brands in the preparation of the cakes and biscuits i The Queen Candidates Selected The L. & H. ELECTRIC RANGE For Their Demonstrations In Eugene this Premier Electric Range is sold by the WHITE ELECTRIC CO., 878 Willamette Street Orown Pastry Flour Crown Unbleached Flour Two flours well known and liked by so man hoasowives, not only In Eugene, but all over the Northwest. Schilling's Baking Powder, Extracts and Spices As well as all other Schilling's products carry a guarantee that assures the user of absolute satisfaction or your money back. Leslie Salt, Iodized FOR TABLE AXD COOKING Contains potassium Iodide, as recommended fcy physicians for the prevention of goitre. This does not affect the tasto or seasoning qualities of the salt. Amaizo Oil A Superior Corn Oil A-mailng for salads and cooking. Made from the heart of selected Indian corn. The Following Judges Have Been Selected: MRS. JOS. II. KOKE MRS. DAVID M. GRAHAM MRS. J. I. FISCHER Come To GRAY': . Tuesday, July 2nd And Boost For Your Favorite Candidate Contestants will begin at 8?V. M. and be in the store alfday. H CITY HEWS' k Auu Iletrvoo hn eold a real dwnru at 110 Sixteenth oTvnaa -ut to Mr. and Urs. lileon . M'rmirfc. t. V. Stafford has exchanaod & Totudenca property at 12 Grand atrvet for a houiM on Villard itroet botvn Six te&atii and 8ventesth &vnat east owned by Jovaph D. Gilbert. Koto rieuls ware made by tho Bam Buh Kalty company. Damage Suit Filed Frank C. Brown has filed suit in circuit court against tho H. and H track lino of Huge no to recover KWO damages alleged to havo been sus tained as the result of an automobile accident iu which the plaintiff run onto a bridge alleged to have been broken by an overloaded truck of the 1L and II. line. alondaf moroiaa, Mr. )LAbpt and erww have been vorhin at I'lorew: on a aetron or the iuiefeib as va Heaa f rmm Coavanttaa-. O. F. Ilvdo, urieident of tha ffq fune J!jtQ Twelve elub, returned tiundaf evening from rWat tie where he attended the oatiunai euateuLluii of the High Twelve cluba. and other prominent men will be pres- i ent at the city park, w At 3 o'clock M Ourf bot atrue on the ocrh bf?h will be going full blnt, and there will ulo be dog raoee baipc tha fastest dogs In those part. This rar generally ends in t dqp fifilit fys IveOter Martin, chair man of th Fourth of July committee. There will also be ?bot races for men. The most spectacular fireworks dis- at 0 o'clock on tho bay. Ths U. 8. flagship will be open to visitors at the Port. dock. bob earl life insurance. sigman.fkuZ-insuSanch insure wrrn henry troiip. T T KIRPHOFF Antnmohne Tn. Ordem RsvokaoV At his own reqnewt, orders direct ing Kecond Lieutentnt Hidney S. George of the HHlnd infantry to camp lor l. nays active training, is re voked, according to Major James H. Tierney. Here from Canada William Beaumont of Milestone, Saskatchewan, Canada, is in Eugene visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Blewett. Mr. Blewett is an uncle of Mr. Beaumont. Mr. Beaumont plaus to remain here over July 4 be fore returning to Canada where he has large farming interests. Is Air Passenger Mrs. Mark Sanderson of Eugene is a passenger to San Francisco on the Coast Air Transport piano which stopped in Kugeue Monday by re quest. This plane will stop in Eu ffiit if r rpsorvHtion in made before hand according to J. F. Reynolds of the Oregon hotel. Dr. Bnyer at Portland Dr. U. X. Boyer, head of the Eng lish department of the University of Oregon, was in Portland over the week-end checking the programs of graduate students in tho University of Oregon summer session. Leave for Yellowstone Dr. and Mrs. Warren D. Smith and children Phoebe, James and Warren, leit Surnluy for Yellowstone Nation al park to be away two or three weeks. Westflr Folk to Wed Thomas M. Cable and Bettr Carev of Westfit were granted a marriage license at the ottice of tho county clerk Monday. Marriage Lloense Issued John Edison Schmitt. Creswell. and Anna Marie Shelburn, Cottage Grove, were granted a marriage license Mon day morning by the county clerk. o to Roseburg i it tit rn-. i i-M. ami mm, nairy . Alius nuu family spent the week-end at Rose burg visiting relatives. Check Artist Gets Two Years in Pen Leave for Belllngham Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kardell left Saturday on a week's vacation trip. ni ...III n na11mkom Wnah iiiey win ion a uniu's""""! wth Mrs. Kardell's sister, and-will go on to canaua Deiore reiurmug w juu gene. Ta Rannrt at r.amn First Lieutenant Carlton E. Spen cer, judge advocate nas receivea or ders from the war department to re port for active auty at ron wwm, Washington, July 7, according to Ma jor James H. Tierney. Mm Challnu AH Vllt Mrs. R, S. Shelley left Eugene Sun An llrnnnn for Kt. Mrv II. Idaho. where she will spend a week or ten days visiting with relatives. Florence Clerk Here Uiifim Stnnefield. clerk of the Flor ence school district was a business visitor at the office of E. J. Moore, county school superintendent. EL' ' n a Do 1ft Robert Soper, Jimmy O'Dale, and Mr. Moyer who were rissessed fines of possession of liquor, havi paid lines averaging em-'u, uuu guue ua wilu lug tmumi. Rev. Watson Leaves- Rev. John C. Watson who has been visiting with members of the Central Presbyterian church congregation, left Monday morning with his wife, mother and daughter for Berkeley, CaX, his home, via crater lane. Hlnhwav Enalneer Here- Glen Roberts, state highway engi neer stationed at Drain, was a visitor at the highway department office here F. R. Davis, 14, was sentenced to a term of two years in the state peni tentiary when he pleaded guilty to a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses before Judge G. F. Skip- woitn Monday morning at 1(1 o clock. He was arrested at Eugene two weeks ago after he had passed a bud check on a local jewelry tirm. Otticers 6ald that several checks drawn upon various banks throughout the United States were found upon bis person when he was arrested. Six Months Given On Check Charge William Gilien, 24, was given a term of six months in the county jail when he waived grand jury investi gation and pleaded guilty to a charge of passing a worthless check before Circuit Judge G. F. Skipworth Mon day morning. He was arrested by Portland police last week after he hnd passed a worthless chock on a Pacific highway auto camp nenr Junction City. Baptist Delegates To Attend Meeting A delegation of from 12 to 15 young people of the First Baptist church will attend the state assembly for Baptist young people at MeMin nville Monday, July 15 to ind includ ing Friday, July 20. Dr. C. ii. Trawin, pastor of the First Baptist church of Eugene, and president of the siiiio Baptist group, will be on the faculty for the yung people's conference. Miss Imo Ruyle of the local church staff, will ac company the young people from Eugene to the meeting. 48 Guns at Sunrise Starts Newport 4th The Newport, Oregon, Fourth of July celebration comnincc-s with plenty of noise, 48 guns at sunrise. Swimming and diving, and all kinds of water sports will be In order from fl until 12. There will also be some outboard motor boat races, sponsored by the Eugene Motor Boat club, A patriotic program will be held from 1:S0 until 2:311. The governor Hundreds And Hundreds Of Yards Of New Genuine A. B. C. Prints Guaranteed Fast Colors. 38 In. Wide. 29c Nearly 100 Bolts to Seleot From. What a joj to think pretty prints may be bought so Inexpensive ly, expressions we hear frequently. It la all the more Interesting because they tub so surprisingly well. You'll be surprised at their softness, their pretty patterns (and solid colors), their won drous colorings, and at their firmness In weave. Such Inexpensive tub frocks they'll make. Fresh, Crisp, Splo And Span Daintily Figured Batiste And Dimities Guaranteed fast color, 38 to 40 Inches wide, several dozen patterns to select from. Yard 39o and 49o. Genuine "Peter Pan" Guaranteed FAST COLOR VOILES -In Captivating Prints, Yard 49c Lovely Quality. 40 In. Wide, Women' who have never sewed bgfore are tempted to fetch pattern, needle, thread and scissors more readily when they see these modernistic sprinkled, excellent quality voiles. How could any but lovely frocks grow out of such delightful fabrics? Economy presents Its Invitation too, which Is gratifying In this season when a woman Is completely happy lit her closet discloses summer (rock aplenty. Don't Borget Ofar Piece Goods Section When Se jecting Your "Sunset Trail" Frock. Kodak Film Tlags Auto K&diitor Plag Sets M m nyii-Y "ax "billy dept; storBN Big Showing Of Children's Fancy Sox Anticipate Your 4th Of July Needs Following Our Usual Custom Store Will Remain Closed Thursday On This National Holiday. New. Bathing Suits Make Way For A Right Smart Tanning Smart swimmers make a clean cut through the water these days, little Impeded by excess suit weight. For swimming suits are cut low in the back as well as the front, and tanning 1b no longer limited to a round circle about the neck. Beach addicts can now slip Into their low-cut evening frocks and feel well dressed. Women's Splendid AH Wool Bathing Suts At Q qq Especially good elastic stitch all wool .jSj swimming suits full cut and correctly J J proportioned. Such .wanted colors as . blue, red, green, also black. ' Tho Genuine "Columbiaknit" Bathing Suits Are Worn By Discriminating Fair Sex Picture yourself In this smartest of new "Columbiaknit" swimming suits, Its bright colors and bold patterns so fitting an accompaniment to the Joyous sport of swim ming. Elastic-Knitted From Virgin Wool Yarn especially designed for freedom of movement, are as comfortable as they are becoming. The patented crotch less trunk adds comfort and longer wear. Ask to see "Columblaknits." (6.00. Boys' And Girls' Bathing Suits From 49c To $3.98 Men's All Wool Bathing Suits $0.98 At this attractively low price, one feels like dis carding the old one and putting on one of these brand new ones. Corn la solid colors of black, red or blue as well as fancy patterns. -Men's Splendid 100 Heavy Weight Wool .Bathing Suits Priced At $4.95 Then, Too, we're Men's Celebrated "Columbiaknit" swimming suits made of sturdy two strand pure virgin wool (elastic stitch) In smart colors and fancy patterns. .4
