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9 o Page TVt LUMBER MARKET OPJ 1 BELOW BAL The past 10 days tn Eng-ene hav twin characterized by better demand In the lumber lnduatry with many lead ing lumbermen bellevlnj that tb dan ger of a aerloua slump, which tvas threatened the early part o' thla month, hai passed. Thla la the report of the June 20 Issue of Crow'a Pa cific Coast Lumber Digest. Report on conditions in the Eugene market la given as followa: "There baa been a very alight In crease in the output of the email mills recently as an aftermath of the enforced curtailment which came about as a result of the late rains that held truck logging down to a minimum and in some instancea caus- JAYS SPOKANE Sargon Did More Good In 30 Days Than All Other Medicines Did in Seven Years, He Says. Sargon vm Introdnrcd In the Bfate of Washington on May 28. To day It itanda pre-eminent In th fluid of proprietary mdloina In tiii atnte. Tnounnnds ore using It with the most astonishing and grat ifying results. GEORGE 0. EYEHB Reports pouring In to leading druggists dally Ihroughout the elate tell of the amaiing powera of this new and epoch-making formula. Tbia bui of evidence, given by Wash ington people, rerifies the claim of acience that good health la largely maintained by certain vital organs and fluids of the body, which may be stimulated and Invigorated by the Srlnnpal Ingredienta contained In argon. Among the Washington people who have expresaed their gratitude for thia celebrated medicine is (leorge O. Erera, president of the Bvera Mfg. Co., Sheet Metal Works, N. 121 Division Bt., Spokane, who Is a Srominent business man and Urea at Kl Riverside Ave. Mr. Bvers la a member of the Hnohnne Chamber of Oomnierra. He ecld: "This wonderful Rargon treatment bsa done me more good In one month than all the other medicines I've taken In the last seven years. "After almost everv meal 1 used to suffer so that 1 Just dreaded eat ing. Terrible pains In my right side used to strike me suddenly and I never could find any laetlng relief, no rantter how many medicines I took. I was badly constipated all the time and It seemed that my liver was swollen to twice Its normal slue. "Almost as soon as I stnncd (ek ing Fargnn and Hargon Roft Man Pills, those pains began to leave tnr. I could feel the strengthening effect of the medicine over my whole system ntid now 1 run sit down and enjoy my meals without any worry at all. My appetite la splendid anil T'm now on the Job every day with more strength and energy than I've hnd in years. The pills got my liver back in shape and I'm never con slipnted any more. "I only hope that my stslement will persuade others to find Ihe splendid health Ihst Rargon brought me." Rnrgon may be obtained In Rn gene wt T'ffsnv-Maris Prng Co MAMMY'S CABIN , CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS 7 So , Springer on Toast, Me Phone 2?7 &!W BUSTER Mff BROWN Hf Jwsl-y1. Sandla..0 "W fit the hard to fit feet" Four Busy Drug Stores Located for your convenience. j t SAVE MONEY! J On Ruga, Davenportt J at the Corner 8th i. Olive s,t. Mm,wmm.; 'asters ed small operations to close entirely. However, to more than offset this in creased output, a nuiniicr of medium sized plants that had added extra shifts have discontinued them and it is questionable if in the aggregate there haa been any appreciable change In the daily output. Heavy Shutdown "It now begins to look aa though there will be the heaviest and most extended shutdown over the 4th of July that there has been in the Eu gene district for aeveral years. Many mills have already announced plana that csJl for closing on the 20th of June to be Idle until the second Mon day in July and practically everyone will be down at least three dnys, many remaining closed until the middle of the month. Thla prospective curtail ment haa immediately reaulted in a quickening in buying nnd there are already cases where small premium have been paid In order to get diffi cult orders accepted with a definite promise for shipment before the mills have closed for the mid-summer holi days. "Mill stocks aro not excessive and with many concerna are below nor mal. That la equally true of all desir able Items of both common and fin ished uppera. The mills specializing on long dimension have allowed their production to gat away from them with the reault that prices on thia Item have suffered considerably but the output of the planta of tbia class haa been greatly reduced and It la felt that the long dimeusion market will very quickly regain Ita balance. Order! Satisfactory "Mill order? files are very satla faetory considering the short time they now have left tor opernto and no one la reaching out for business. "The demand from the retail yards throughout the east la Kill more or lesa hand-to-mouth and calling for ex ceptionally quick ahlpment. l'rleea on orders ot thia sort have not lost a great deal of ground and the opinion is generally ahared that retail yard orders will regain before the 15th of Inly averythlng they hava Jost since the'flrat of May. "The demand for car material Is not quite aa heavy aa U waa 1ut even ao there la a very satisfactory footage being placed with the result that prices on anything In the way of special cut clears or difficult items of select common are holding up quite satisfactorily. It Is true that aome of the easier cutting Iteraa of car ma larial have been bought at reduced prices but such orders call for a very liberal delivery period and on the whole the car mnterlal is in the best condition that It haa been at this time of the year for a long while. "The California rail demand has been holding "p Just fair aa the soft ness of the water market haa seen the back-haul cargo shipments slowly eat Ing Into some of Ihe territory which the rail mills gained bnck during the Improvement a year ago. California ia becoming of so lit tin Importance lo the mills In this district compared to Lwhat It waa In former yeara that it Is looaen upon who ojiiBiuemun ferrnce SILTCOOS ITEMS Residents Got To. Florenoe For Bin Celebration RTIr('OOR, July n. (Rpeciall Most of Ihe resldeuls of Rillcoos lake district, celebrate the Fourth at Kloronrei A Mr. and Mrs. Ousrd Huston and two daughlera arrived from Noil and are spending tha week-end at their ranch between Whnahink and Blltcoos Lake. They celebraled the Fourth at Florence. Mr. and Mrs. (Irant Erhart were visitors at Canary on Wednesday of last week. M. W. England left Friday to spend a couple of weeks at Keedaport wilh hia Iwo datightera and aon. Con Rehuster left Wednesday for a short sinv in Eugene. Misa Lucille flronaugh la chaper oning a party of a doaen or more young women from Portland at summer camp at North lteach. Mrs. llessle Pttoer of Ada was a Hilteooa visitor Hunday. SKIMAN-FEU. INSURANCE COMEI SEE! H EAR I Number 1 of the SUPER EVEN la on Ita wayl FREB HOME DEMONSTRATION The New Atwatar Kent Radio baa tbe moat marvelous tons of any receiver regurdless of price. Try It In your bom without obligation. ("hone Radio Bervloa eV Supply Co. Phone it. Williams Self Service Store Shoes for Every Member of the Family 08c to $4 08 BRINO YOUR work to Hot roan's where the beat of workmanship costs ne more. Watchmakers and Jewelers. T0 WlllametU. Shur Stop Gives Fir Protection July a. Mf. L. J. Smith, Dltt. Mgr. Autcmitlo Plr Equipment Co., Eugon.), Oregon. Oeir Mr. Smith: . A gasoiin fir Amarlnan P. a a i from in Gaolin Stove with about one quarP of gaaollne on the floor, bo of matches caught on fire and aet Mr end of building on fire. Threw one Shur Stop r It, put out fire Inatantly, balance of bo of matches would not burn. Your truly. E. C. MANN. Qhle demomtratlon saved Mr. Mann possible $2000 Iraa. For Information CaJl 1977 Eupne OFFICIAL TO GIVE y Henry Lohroan of New Yofk city, director of the Retail Grocer Hervice of the Quality Makers of America, ia a visitor in Eugene and will uddreaa a meeting of retull grocers to be held next Monday evening, July 8, at 7:30 o'clock in the chamber of commerce rooms. All retail grocera, their wives, their clerks and their wlvca are invited to the meeting which la being sponsored bytho Korn Making company ot thla city. Mr. lyohman la traveling over the United Statea, having attended Ihe national convention of tile Ketall Grocera' aaBociation in Portland in June. He will diacusa what took place at the convention aB well aa aome of the problema affecting the grocer tnflay. air, jjonman ia presi dent of the Retail Grocer Hecrctariea' Association and alao secretary of the Brooklyn Retail Grocera' association. The delicateaaen grocery atora la the profitable business today and is growing, especially in tne east, nir. Lohmun saya. The housewife today wants to run her home In the least time and with the most efficiency and thu d.-!!cateascn Is therefore proving a big help. Then too, the modern family haa to have more variety In Ita roou. instead ui uuyuig mni in ruin ing food that must be used In left overs for a day or ao later, the hoime wife buys something different each meal which aho can do when the food all nrennred aa in tho delicatessen. according to the visitor. He points out, however, Ihat a dpnonii'uscn should be known as a "food pur veyor" aa the name ia more appro priate. The chain store la here to atny. Mr. ljhman says. There is no enmity between Ihe chnln nnd Independent retail grocery stores, he says. It Is conceded today by both the chain and individual retnilera that each has a definite place, he declare!. The Independent retailers realize they must sillily conditions and co operate v illi their brother grocers in order to carry on more ecoiioniii aily in cooperative buying or by tying up wilh wholesalers who will roopcrale to enable him to own merchandise el pnicliciillv Ihe "nine conditions lie chain store enjoys. It is conceded that the cooperatively owned retail- Whnlnsnlc IriillSC llllri Hie wIloN'tllle groceries who will funlcion wilh Ihe Individual constituents In selling re tail groceries collectively and who will assist them In advertising cnlleclively can be of nsaistance lo rrhi'rs in reducing the overhead, he said. Simplification in reducing the var ieties of relnied goods is unolher fac tor thnt enables retailers lo give wholesalers orders of sufficient size to make Ihe business of interest to wholesalers. Special sales wilh a purpose hehind them are creating more inlerest among the housewives than miles with price appeal, according to Mr. l.oh innn. There Is a iipw era in retail groc ery business lotluy. Those in the business are more nnd more realizing the value of pulling Ihe business on scientific and up-to-date methods, ac cording lo the visitor. Mread Is Ihe outstanding item in the retail grocery business todiiy. It has been figured out that UTi dif ferenl snlra radinte from bread. Ry its ibiily purchase il brings patrons buck into the store for other items, Mr. Ijohmnn saya. WALTERVILLE Extension of Springfield Route Serves Waltervllle VAI,TrcUV,U,rV .Tuly 6. (Spn rfnll .lark Bryan of Kugn la visit ing at thtt home nf (tPorjt Marx Jr. Mr. and Mr. Jack Fountain and (wo so ni of WcnillitiK ar vinitinft at the home of Mr. Fountain's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fountain. Mrs. Joe Swraringpn is at homt aitftin aftrr beitix Rt tli Jo Putin an horn tnkinn mm of Awdry and Hue tcr Put man while their mother was In ihf hospital convalescing from an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Fred TomnVin were In the Ticfnily Tuesday and were on their way to McKentie Mridye. Mr. and M rs. 1 rl Pendmond and family, Mr. and Mrs. ( t Policy and dniiKhter Mina left Wednesday morn ing; for Clvar lake where they expect to spend four dnys finning. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ne-et and two "one Vernon and Knred left Thurs day morning for a trip over the pass and they will alao fish and enjoy their vacation at a lak near the summit. Manv people gathered at the O'Pel! home Iste Hunday nl$ht and chari aricd the newly married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Joe onkuni of Marshfield, Ore. Mr. snd Mra. Yoakum were married two weeks ago Imt did uot re turn home after their wedding in Ku f:ena until Hunday when they came ack for a short vinit. Mrs. lonkutu whs formerly Mildred 0'lell. A small hlme at the (Jenrge Willinn sawmill kept three men husy Tuesday morning. A consunt play' of wster kept the flames frr-m spreading. Lit tle darnsx ttKi done. Two hoya were bruised snd skinned when the motorcycles thev were rid ing went into the ditch. Clifford t'rahtree fell frtm his mschlne and was not able to work for a couple of Hay and l'onatd StHyton was thrown wnen i.e was pasaiug a car. He sua lamed a aetere cut on his arm. The new mail route started Mon day morning with Mr. Haukcy as car rier. Tins new srrarRcm'iit eitends route 2 out of Springfield 0 2 miles from Oscar MilH.ans corner one mile wrat of Walten-itle to the Cot Iinds berry ranch east of Walterville. Seventy-seven families will I added to ; the route, chancng from the Ktitr route thai has bein here for yeara. N umber two lioica are being in stalled by the pal rone aa the are the regulatiou botes specified for use ami nre large enough to accommodate parcel pout packages as well as to re cei.e first class mail. When the peti tion was at first circulated f-r the ex tension of the rout th mmn objec tion was thnt there would he no mail on liiibj as the route haa alvn delivered mad on those days aa we!l as regular week days. A remon strance was circulated by objectors but wit loo Inte getting to aitnng tnu, l C, to atop fie extension luf-frren.-es of opinion s to whether the new route will be as servict-nble or not h argue., on all sidrs The Star route will operate the same n utuui and tbe local postotfice will not he iitntimieit, ii n. .."ir. ii-Tin i going rack run! h to l.usene ever !n to he fo Clia irrm who is retmi.-ii i proving aft-, an app-ndtnti oihtb. lion. w Misa Fi, Willlan pnt tw.. dsv of the patr week witli her aunt Mra Kdifh Psge Mr and Mi F.d SchweHng and guest I.S'I am) .Irof , her- P.-.i- s- 1 1 -o .:v ,.,1 GiO,.., Mv. -Srnaenm at Oetneil two uiade Ur TFT! TJ trip. On the way home Gail Easto and Dorothy Schwering tn riding wilh Mr and Mr. Al Hchwering when tb car s track the fine gravel at the aide of the road thrQwing the oar back ond forth until finally they went into the fence. The girle were thrown about in the rumble seat but received only alight bruises. The car was damaged a little. Having season ia on. Nearly every place has tona of hay down or ready to be cut. Mr. and Mra. Ilube Montgomery of Lea burg were also Hunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walker Schwering. Other rueata were Mr. and Mra. Al Schwering of Creswell, Mr. and Mra. Kd Schwering and family of Walter vllle. Next Sunday evening the C. E. de votional lesson will be conducted by Ervfn Fountain, after endeavor church services will be held, and Rev. Win terberger will be present to assist in the services if nothing occurs to de tain him. He expected to leave An chorage, Alaska, the latter part of June and arrive in Eugene some time Hntiirdav, July 8. Attending services at the Fairmount church In the morn ing and coming to Walterville for the afternoon and evening. He is sent to the states as a delegate to tho Pres byterv at Seattle which convenes next Tuesday and while he is making the trip will visit here. The fact that he returns so soon after leaving in the early fall comes aa a surprise to both him and the people here. Mrs. WLn terberger will not accompany hltn. 37 R A.DI0 SATURDAY PROGRAMS Oregon Stations KGW (4R3.6) Portland fl p. m., XKC program; 7:30, atudio program; 8. NBLi program; 8:30, KOMO pro gram; 0, IS'UG program; 10, KGW HKIIfiT KOl.N (31!)) Portland 6 p. m., din ner concert ; 7, Benson hotel orches tra; 7::i0, Novelty program, featuring girl baritone. 8, orchestra; 8:45, Nov elty program; U, string trio; l:30, popular program; 10, Syncopators; II, Jantaen Beach orchestra; 12, dance band- KOAU (510) Corvallle 7:30, mu sic; fi, li'srm program; news items and wenlher forecast; 8:10, Review of the week's radio lectures. Washington Stations KOL (1U70) Seattle 0 p. in.. U cordinga; 7, Henry unil the Boss; 7:15, "t.'rooning .Mountaineer," Henry Khlers: 7:311. Camp Kire Girls; S, boy Bcout'a program; 8:30, recordings: 0, Amos n' Andy; 0:lii, "A Little Hun Khine", Ken Stuart; 0:30 Classical Keritnl, .Margaret Gray; 9:45,, Re cordings; lo. i Tucker's Everstate band. KOMO (3'JHI Seattle (i p. m., NBC. liucky Strike dance hour; 7, NBC. Nights in Spain: S. NBC, Temple of the Air; II, NBtJ Engines Correct 'lime; ll:l.i, Gyratora with vocal; ID, NBC achool days; 11. NBC, Let's hance: 1-. stinlio program. California Stations KIM (333.1) lis Angelea-fi p. ro. organ and singers; 11:45. World Wide News; 7. Light Opera Hour: KI1J Singers and orchestra; 8, Continuity priicram: tl, symphony ; II), Burtnel t's dnnce orchestra and Trio: 12, organ recital by Wesley Tourtellotte. KKI ('Ifl8.ni los Angeles 6 p. in. NBC priigrnin; 7. Studio program; 7:55 Business Talks: 8, NBC pro grain; 8:30, Kl'"l program: 0:30, stu dio program; 10, KKI Symphonetle; 11. KFI midnight frolic. KGO 13711.51 Oakland H p. m.. NY program: 7, NHC program: 8:3t. Weekly Sports Review; Al Santoro; 8:45. t llivia Itohins Ounii and Betty Kelly; II. NBC programs; 12, Wilt Gun7endorfer'a Band. Kl'O 1 440.11) San Francisco 6 p. m., NLIC program; 7. Studio program; 8. NBC program; 8:30, studio pro grntn; 0:30, dance orchestra: 10:30, NBC program; 11, lt'a Dance. KLX tl p. m., concert trio; 7, News; 7:30, Kilna Fischer; 8, musical program; 0, Recordings. e-3ncordi.mprugramGar. . DKeK'amgr AT DEERHORN Variety Of Entertalnmantt Part Ot ourtn ueieuration DEERHORN, July 6. (Special) Mra. Harry Cunningham nee Irma Goriard, came Saturday from Hood Itivcr to viait with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. S. .1. (lodard and other ral ativea. Shirley accompanied bar mo ther to make a vlalu Mra. Ijine Smith antertained har sister, Mra. Harry Cunuingham of Hood River Tuesday. The two grad uated together from Deerhorn achool and alao from McKentie high school. Mr. Smith left Wednesday for Marshfield lo accept a poaltion thera. Mra. Smith and aon will remain hart for a while before going to Marsh field to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ream spent the Fourth driving to soma lakes and fishing. Clarence. Brown left Wednesday to spend the Fourth at Lost Creak ranch. Mrs. Vern Olllspla l home aftar aeveral days' absence.. Mrs. Glllsple hss been al the hospital. Before re turning she spent several days wlUi her sister, Mrs. George Easton. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Minney and family from Vide spant Hatuniay In Kutene. Mra. Alice Ooff received a letter from some pf her friends stating that they were on their way to Oregon and would visit her. Permanent Wavaa Special permanent wave $s com plete. We also give the new ri!f). OI'INOI.R wave with ringletta ends. I.eMur. Shelton. Leon. Frederic and Eiigrn wares, $7.f.O snd up. MILLS HK.U TY SHOP Tiffany llblg. Phone 1040 SIGMAN FFIJ, INSURANCE THE IDEAL GIFT FOR BOY SCOUTS Any Rny Scout would like to get some of tho following Official Equipment Pocket Knives Cooking Outfits Axes Flash Lights Canteenj Match Boxes Pack Satks Dunnage Bagso HENDERSRQTT'S 770 Willamette St. ft F, "T ffTTART. TO FEATURE HOT With Prineaea Mary Oierhart and bar royal escort the veterans organ izations and their auxiliaries of Lane county will make "whoopee" Saturday night at the armory. But the public haa been invited to make "whoopee too. and none other than the first dtiien of Eugene, Mayor H. E. il der, aa representative of the public, will lead the grand march. Other notables, who will partake in the big veterans' dance, include the city coundlmen and their wive, as well aB Hugh Rosson, manager of the Sunset Trail. Jimmy King, manager of the queen contest, and the princes and their horda of mauagera and sup porters. The grand event tonight will be a anrr of evolution in dancing. It will start with the old-fanhioned dancea, the old aleepy walta, the quadrille, the polka, and then gradually work into the modern steps. Prliea will be given to the persons wearing clothes that most thoroughly depict the pioneora of '49. Old-fasb-ioned dresses of calico and pantalettes will be in style, as will the red shirts, the black sideburns, and the som brero. A fiddler's contest, which will be limited to old-time music, will prevail. And there will be tho old-fashioned liar, with the brasa rail V everything the dancing maidens, but the hard lik ker will be made up mostly of punch, near beer and grape juice. A fancy dance by James Strait, chief of police, will be one ot the feu turea. tr. W. W. McCornsck is in charge of the dance. The following organ izations and their auxiliaries are spon soring it: liegion. Spanish American. G. A. If., and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Cat Young. Eugene'a exponent of pioneerism, will also be at the affair with all hia paraphernalia and will pull a surprise stunt. AT OAKsRlDGE Oakrldge Girl Leaves For Los Angeles As Nurse OAKRIIXiET.TulV 5. (Special) Tho Nancy Page Quilting club wet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Hlnnen. Those were: Mrs. tJtter, Louise Utter, Mrs. M. E. JepHon. Mrs. J. K. ' Murphy. Mrs. Marliu Johnson, and the IIoNtess. Misa Olire Paddock left Thursday for Los Angeles where she will enter nurses trHimng. Miss Velma Hills of Eulo has ac cepted a position in the Park hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Hex Chi Ms of Port land are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McKttrlnnd. They spent the Fourth at Udell lake. M. M. Dunran and C K. iage drove to Eugene Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. U, Woodruff and fnniily and Mr. and E. IS. Wert and Mrs. Klir,abeth ('amen hpent the Fourth nt Holt Creek falls. ; Mrs.! Charles Croner and daugh ter liois Mne and Miss Klsie Hebert left Wednesday for Eugene where they spent the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fields and family spent the Fourth al Browns ville. Mr. and Mrs. Wallare Potter nf Eugene drove up Wednesday to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Potter at their summer home on Kitsen creek. Tho Cribbage club met Tuesday night at the home of .lane and !',oe Strong with CharMe Burger aa host. Special Trains to Bring S. P. Party Two special trains will bring hun dreds of Southern Pacific employes from all over the Portland division to I'lugcne on Hunday, July 14, for the annual picnic of the division which will be held at Seavcy's Hop Island ranch, according to L. I. (Iraham, district freight and pasaenger agent. The Eugene chamber of commerce haa undertaken to furnish 8(10 needed automobiles to take the party to the picnic grounds. The trains will ar rive here about 10:30 a. m. and the picnicker8 will immediately a to the ranch where a sports program and features in honor of Misa Bertha Wal dorf, 8. P. candidate for queen of the Sunaet Trail celebration here July 25, 26 and 27, will be held. FOR SALE On 22-38 case steal separator, good condition. Telephone 843. BETSY ROSS BREAD Mads with Malted Milk and Slow Baked KORN BAKING CO. Justritfl Bird Foods and Remedies Call for them at QUACKENBUSH'S Phone 151 j At the Churches Sunday St. Mary'i Episcopal Corner of Seventh avenue and Olive afreet. Itev. Frederick O. Jennings, rector. The sixth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Euchariat at 8 a. m. Holy Euchariat and Harmon at 11 a. m. Emms.ua Lutheran Second avenue near Blair Blvd. Sunday achool at 10 o'clock. Morn ing worship at 11 o'clock in the Danish language. Hev. P. Haamusaen will conduct the aervicea. Young neonle's meeting Sunday evening at the home of Chria Christenseu. Thursday evening prayer meeting at Jena Bertelsen home. United Lutheran Thirteenth avenue east and High street. Frank S. Beiatel, paator. Sunday achool 0:43. Morning service 11:00 when he paator will preach Mn thm uhlan! -'The Heliiriniia Foun dation of American Life." The c" gregaUon will join in the union t vicea in the first cnnstiaD church for the evening aervice when Hev. Mr. Beistel will preach tha aermon. Grace Lutheran East Eleventh and Ferry. Grace church will attend the annual mis sion service of the Lutheran church at Corvallis. There will be aervicea both morning and afternoon. Picnic lunch will be served at noon. First Churrh of Christ, Scientist Corner of Unk street and Twelfth avenue east. Sunday aervicea at 11 a. m. and S p. m. The subject of tha leaann sermon for Riinduy ia "God." Wednesday evening testi mony meeting at 8 o'clock. Sunday school nt 0:110 a. m. The reading room at 212 Tiffany building, Eighth and Willamette streets, is open to the public dully from U u, m. to 0 p. in. Sundays and holidays from 2 to 5 p. m. On Wednesdays the reading room closes at u p. in. During the months of July and August the Sunday evening Bervicea will be diacontinut'd. Bethany Evangelical Corner Sixth avenue west and Blair. A. U l.oiisberry. pastor. The hour of services has been changed aa followa: l):3l) a. in. young people'B discussion group. 10:.'I0 u. m. to l2:tK, merged Hervice of llic Sunday school nnd church service. This Will be a continuous service, the sermon beginning at 11:3(1 a. m. The pastor will apeak on the theme "Who is a Christian'"' At 7:30 the pastor will discuss the theme, "Paying !1od in Full." The Junior C. K. will meet nt 0:30 p. m. Church of Jeaus Christ of Latter Day Saints Special services are being con ducted, Sunday evening 8 o'clock under the supervision nf the South I Oregon district. Missionaries en jriMite to the Cnrdston temple at Al- oerin, i annua, win oc present ira turing musical numbers nnd teati monials. Sunday school occupies the morning worship at 10 o'clock. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salnta W. O. W. hull, corner Eighth and Lincoln streets. Sunday schuol 10 a. ni. Evening service 7:30 o'clock. First Baptist Corner rlrotidwny and High streets. Dr. C. L. Trnwin. pnwtnr. "I'mler the Spell. Is it SiiiNpel or UodHpelV" .subject for Sunday. Mra. J. E. Kichmuiid will Ming ur a solo, This Model 34 combines 3 to 5 acres an hour. The ideal combine for the "Caterpillar" Fifteen Tractor. g --JMiutU. a.1 I I "111! ..I ill I r.aaa. m V 5g73M , B IB ?r?r If we had X-Ray Eyes The Truth would Startle tt-w o COvli 106 Mi a weed seel. a grain of Ha,1 f 8traW had gone through a Holt Combined m J' 17 "5 Shakeni blown' tossed- stirrel. screened picked, knocked-all so rapidly the eye cannot follow. vdtSSTho 8ePa,:ator oj a Holt Combined Har the routing gram carrier, rotating beaters ro teting straw carrier, rotating straw beaters-see the ' 'fog'' agiSfon. U beCOma separated Pv. seeAlnewHSCrlPtiVt " 3t0P in Model 38 10 and 12 ft. cut. (For weedy, tangled growth, in rvin us, tht Miller-Sanford Tractor Co., 824 PEARL STREET Built Better to Serve iaitr 'There la a Green Hill Far Awav" (Gounod). Sunday evening at 7:d0 the firat of union services will be held in the Christian church. One week from Sunday the aervice will be held In our own church and the paator will preaent In coatume tha second of nls pioneer aermons. Subject "Jason Lee and Early Ore gon." Church achool each Sunday morning at 9:45 und B. X. P. V. at 6:30 p. m. Fairmount Churoh of Christ Corner Seventeenth avenue east and Columbia atreet. Errol B. Sloan, pastor. Bible school, 0:40 a. m. Communion und morning wor ship, 10:40. Special music. Sermon, "Thinking and Doing," by the pas tor. Junior C. K 4:00 p. m. Inter mediate and aenior O. E., 7:00 p. m. Evening service, H:00. Special music. Sermon. "The Christian Heritage,' by the paator. ' Revival Meetings Inter-Denomlnatlonal H. E. Wernicke, evangelist. 1)0 Eaat BroadwViy upstairs. Every night at 7:45. Sunday at 3 p. in. Subject, "The Church. Sunday night at 7:45 o'clock. The Battle of Armageddon. Every Wednesday night devin healing service. First Christian S. Earl Childers, aupply paator. pihle jehonl hour, beginning at 9:43 under ,he leadership of K. Claude Gray, euperlntendent. The sermon subject at tha eleven o'clock hour will ha. a discuusiun of "Poul'a Phil osophy of Lifo nnd Death." l'rof. Claude Ncely will direct the choir BARGAINS AT Metropolitan Chain Stores 73B Willamette Ludford's Paint, Wall PaperArt Goods 55 West Broadway Phone 749 You'll LIVE to be a THOUS' AND If you EAT hr FOOD that It scientifically prepared, IMPERIAL LUNCH Summer School June July August Eugene Business College Phone 666 Eugene. Ore. XxUl 94 .12 and 15 ft. cut. rs. II and have charge of the anerlTn Hegulnr Chrlatlan Endeavor "4 ,!t B:H0. The firat union the immmer will be held h.Vji ginuing at 1 :30. Ihe ICuem. men, fr. C. E. Hunt, prS,. C? John Stark Evana, directed"' present aeveral musical num&' the beginning of the aervie, ,f f rank o. neiatei of the Um church and president nf tk; isterial association, will bri- meaner. s ! Central Lutheran Churti Sixth avenue east j , atreet. Rev. R. Bogstad, Jlf Sunday achool 9:45 a. m ' J" Ing servicee 11 a. m. H(.rmo,sS: leer. "Ilnw Jesus W. iVT"- 1VJAti.. XT-.- ,' "is K B AND M TIRE COT Come in and see our ni,l. Brake Station ' ' at 5 Sixth and Olive f Automatic Electric, Oil Burmi complete line oan Install good furnace. See these brief buying, TV TW Wn-Ji- TBI . , . n. w. wmie jLiecinoK 378 Willamette St. Phone. On Vacation! Just call 1200 or tell n,! carrier your vacation addreu! and Tbe Guard will fo!!of you wherever you go, le4 . Iner ymi in tminh, with thing at home. ' If1 rru n j me umara i Follows Your Vacation, 4 C. B. Moore - I GN Phone 542 Phone f 148 for Printing- Eugene Printing Co. Guard Building Model 36 Ifll. Mnr-i -VI f Alii. 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