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CITY NEWS
- .toraie nd refrigeration
H ""J the nut Garden, la
"tfli fwfflbT "d7 fo"r
Wtr bUe reception nd
"I7nm neit month.
.1 .U'A"." member of the
I Ornon faculty In the
and music deparc-
."Triir the ipccial music
, lions ciuo on ..
1. hotel. Dr, Mez plays
Victor Morr...nc,a7e
t?rih.wV.rrangu1g for the
rfjttt. TTnlveralty of
Unrellinent m w in,iudinZ the
Krn.Tho;..fain.f279 over
C; ir. it 1 announced by Dr. Dan
resident director of the Eu-
r mraer sess on. A torai oi loou
feSSid included 572 at Eu-
IF THEY ONLY KNEW
r' VOUR youngsters only
knew how they will treas
ure roapshots of their child
hood after they grow up, they
would want pictures taken of
than ncariy every day.
Besides the pleasure they
will Jive your children. Just
think bow much today's
snapshots will comfort you a
Kort of years from now. Pro
Tide yourself with a Kodak
today. Stop and see our line.
Kodak prices ttart at iS
gene and 702 at Portland. At the
present time 161 atudenta are on the
Eugene campus and 1S5 on the cruise
to Alaska.
Active Luncheon
The Eugene Active club Is to hare
its regular meeting en Wednesday.
Aug. 14, at the Oeburn hotel for
luncheon. No speaker is scheduled this
week, the dub to hold a business
meeting. Blair Alderman, member of
the club, will sing a number of solos
for a musical program
0. E. S. Meeting
The Blue River chapter. No. 15S,
Order of Eastern Star, will meet on
Thursday evening, Aug. 15, at S
o'clock in the Masonic temple. There
will be initiation. A social and re
freshments will follow the business
meeting. All O. E. S. members are in
vited to attend the meeting.
Back Front Vaoatlon
W. E. Anderson, lineman for the
Eugene water board, with Mrs. An
derson and their daughter, has re
turned after a five weeks' trip to
Hillsboro. North Dakota, u-hem thv
visited relatives of Mr. Anderson.
Returning they brought with them
Mrs. H. J. Hilstad. mother nt Mr.
Anderson.
Large Cheok Drawn
A check for $108,000 for the
month's work on the citv nnt,,, nn,.
ject of the Eugene water board on
sm CASWELL'S
i
i pay I
t you I
say, get what you
for and pay for what
get when you get It.
Aeolean Quartet
La Verne College
Will Give an Eve
ning of Song
Wednesday,
Aug. 14 at 8 p. m.
Songs Yon Love
Beautiful Harmony
A Real Message
Vocal Soloists
Saxophone Ensemble
No Admission, Love
Offering.
Lighthouse
Temple
12th and Olive.
GRAHAM'S
MOE SAL
WHERE PRICES ARE CUT
More Than U&LF
A Shoe Sale like this will arouse every value seeker! Shoes
for men and women! Shoes of every style and description.
some cases shoes at 20 of their original value.
Foot Saver Oxfords, Straps
and Pumps in all light
shades. $12.50 gQ Off
to $14 values VteOtJ
$10.00 values in spike heels,
military heels in seasonette
styles and colors. Parch
ment, sun tan, Beige, stone
! S6.85
Broken lines of $3.00 and
$10.00 values, on display at
$1.85, $2.85
$3.85, $4.85
Not All Sizes.
Red, blue and green in
French and military heel,
$10 to. close
out
$385
Florsheim Shoes
now on Sale at
38.85 Md $9.85
Broken Lines of Gordon
Hose, $L35
TOOTWEAR
iue Aicienzte river at Leaburg
been authorized, pavable to A. Guth
rie company, contractors, end ia the
largest single check drawn for the
work. i
Home Is Saved
The residence f WTPjam M. Wll
lard at Irving was saved from destruc
tion by fire on Sunday afternoon
about 2 o'clock when it was seen by
railroad men of the Southern Pacific
company, who gave a series of blasts
on a locomotive as warning, and
gained the notice of neighbors.
Here From Los Angeles
Miss Vala Dotsoo has arrived from
Los Angelca, Cal., for a visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dotson,
207 Hith Street. Nhf la lonvtnp
Tuesday with Mrs. Prince Glaae for
the Obsidian camp in the Three Sis
ters area to spend the remainder of
the week.
To Work at Portland
H- W. Martin, assistant sales man
ager of the Booth-Kelly Lumber com
pany, left for Portland Tuesday to
take charge of the office there during
the absence of L. L. Loouiis, who is
in the east.
Grange to Meet
The Four Oaks Grange is to have
its regular meeting on Friday eve
ning, August lit. at 8 o'clock in the
grange hall. Miss Marjorie Buck is
chairman for the evening's program
of entertainment. Each lady coming
is asked to bring apple pie for the
refreshments to be served.
I SAW
A baby with an Ice cream
cons which a large dog ap
parently desired. The dog
kept circling the small child,
eyeing the tempting, morsel
while the baby tried to pro
tect the cone. Finally the
dog snatched the Ice cream
from the baby's hand and
ran away,
WHAT DID YOU
SEE?
Trafflo Count Scheduled
A traffic count on all the state
highways of Oregon will be conducted
Friday, Aug. 15. according to Ray
mond Walsh of the state highway de
partment.' Quartet to Appear
Th Aeolian quartet including saxo
phone and vocal artists will give a
song service Wednesday evening, Aug.
14 at S o'clock at the Lighthouse tem
ple. Meteorologist Here
O. L Day, assistant meteorologist
for the weather bureau, visited at the
offices of the Siuslaw and Cascade
national forests while returning from
a field trip in southern Oregon.
Here From Hospital .
George W. Harris, brother of Mrs.
R. Claude Gray of Eugene, is here
from the veterans hospital at Port-
I nnd spending 10 days with Mr. and
Mrs. uray.
Here From Canada
James A. Wright and son. David
Wright, of Edmonton, Alberta, Can
ada, and formerly of Hamilton, North
Dakota, are visiting in Eugene with
A. D. uanipbeii, i&yu High street.
Car Towed In
A car was towed In by police after
it was parked at High street for sev
eral days, it nad a California license
3PM57, and was registered In the
name of Howard Hiday.
Baok From Beaoh
Mlsa Helen Delia, assistant in the
office of R. 8. Bryson, city recorder,
was back Monday after a vacation
trip to Bandon beach.
Leave Far Newport
Mrs. U. F. Brogdon and son Ray
and Mrs. John Milligan and son Sid
ney have gone to Newport to apend
four days at the beach.
Mrs. Lundy Better
Mrs. E. A. Lundy, who underwent
a minor operation a few days ago is
reported improving and is now able
to be up.
Study Chrh to Meet
Th Inity 8tudy club irtli meet
Wednesday afternoon. August 14, at
2:30 o'clock at 970 Olive street.
Mr
i. Adv Awav
Mrs. M. 8. A dT. Furens advisory
police matron. Is enjoying a vacation
at Foley Springs.
Sheriff Away
Sheriff Harry Bonn left Eugene
Tuesday morning on business.
In Records
LICENSES
Stephen Arthur Maloon. Crescent
Lake, and Eunice Mercile Clow, Eu
gene. Charles D. Turpin, An'auf, Ore.,
and Jeannette C. Balfour, Cottage
Grove.
SUITS FILED
Ralph O. and Bessie Warren versus
F. I. Sprague, et al, to recover pos
session of goods nllegcd due the plain
tiffs valued at $32i0.
BORN
IJAMS At the Pacific Christian hos
pital on Aug. 12, 1029. to Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Ijama, 2072 Charnelton
street, Eugene, Ore., a daughter.
GILBERT At the Pacific Christian
hospital on Aug. 12, 11)29, to Mr.
and Mrs. Rupert T. Gilbert, 1175
Adams street, Eugene, Ore., a daugh
ter. KING At 1302 VUlard street on
August 10, 1029, to Mr. and Mrs.
Jennings King, 132S Olive street,
Eugene, Ore., a daughter.
PRTJITT At the Pacific Christian
hospital, August 6, 1020, to Mr. and
Mra. VelUe Prultt, 1403 Villard
street, Eugene, Oregon, a son.
MEAD At the Pacific Christian hos
pital, Aug. 7, 1929, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Mead, Brad, Ore., a
daughter.
HOILAND At the Pacific Christian
hoBpiuI, Aug. 8, 1020, to Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Holland, 1239 Filth
avenue vest, Eugene, a son.
BEIDLER At the Pacific Christian
hospital. Aug. 8, 1020, to Mr. and
Mra. O. A. Beidler, Cottage Grove,
a daughter.
McMTLLAN At the Pacific Chris
tian hospital, Aug. 9, 1929, to Mr.
and Mra. Jim McMillan, Nod, a
daughter.
8ANCHES At the Pacific Christian
hospital, August 9, 1929, to Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Benches, a daughter.
LUTNER At the Pacific Christian
hospital, Aug. 10, 1029, to Mr. and
Mra. A. W. Lutner, 242 Fourteenth
avenue east, a daughter.
Local handwork eihibltions at the
municipal playgrounds at Riverview
park, Lincoln, Willard, and Condon
schools, will be held on Friday, Aug.
16, according to announcement at
the local playground headquarters.
At these exhibitions all work made
by the boys and girls during the sum
mer under playground community
service supervision will be on dls
nlar. preliminary to entering them In
an exhibit for the Iane county fair
at the booth provided by tne fc-u
gene chamber of commerce.
Fines Are Levied
In Police Court
Traffic fines levied in the coort of
City Recorder R. B. Bryson Tues
day Included the following:
E. F. Ludford, Mabel Armftage,
Karrj pa, " overtime park
ing. L. L. McDonald waa fined $2
for overtime parking when he ap
peared in municipal court late Mon
day. Kay E. Brooks, Portland, arretted
Monday evening by Police Officers
Keeney and Romaine, paid a $10 fine
for intoxication when ne appeared in
court Tuesday morning.
Company C Drill
Checks Are Ready
Last quarter's drill checks, amount
ing to more than $1000 are ready for
the officers and men of Eugene Cora
psny C.
Members of the company will re
ceive their check by celling at the
office at the local armory either
Tuesday or Wednesday nights.
Thone 011 and have a FI8K BICY
CLE CLL'B BUY bring you out your
season tickets for the Lane County
Fair. Also for sale at MOORE'S
CYCLE and TOY KHOP, 120 West
8th SU
j The New Edison
All electric radios with unsurptss
ed tonal quality, distance and selec
! tivity are now on display. liberal al
; Iowa nee for your old radio, tohono
i graph or piano. Free home demon
! stration easy terms. El'GE.VE MU
I KIO SHOP, 1038 WUUmette Ht.
Many facial deformities are amen
able to treatment by the regulation of
the teeth tor they at e caused by un
developed crowded Jaws that can be
corrected by Orthodontia.
Dr. J. E. Richmond
Practice limited to
ORTHODONTIA
$25 REWARD
Lane County will pay $2fi reward
for information leading to the arrest
and conviction of anyone stealing
County property.
LANE COT'XTY COURT.
BOB EAKL LIFE INSURANCE.
BIGMAN-FKIJj INSCRANCfl
Easltabls Saving 4 Lean Ass'tt.
Office. 1st .Natl. Hi. Hide. Thone 121
MfKINTEY INKI KKK ANYTHING
LL HAVE
T PART
No small part in this year's Lane
county fair, coming next week from
Wednesday on, will be played by
women of Eugene and Ine county,
it is revealed in announcements of
plans by the various groups partici
pating. While the mate fair visitors
are examining the county's best
horsea and livestock on display in
the harm., the feminine contingent
will find much of interest in home
proems, home textile, and art ex
hibit in the main pavilion at the
fair.
Mrs. J. H. Coleman haa hin
placed in charge of th.o home exhibits.
10 nave a large diock ot spare in
the eastern division of the main pa
vilion. Hern thn ranninf work nt
Lane county women will be displayed,
always one of the most interesting
exhibits at the fnir. The textile divi
sion will include needlework, and
Awards will be made both in this and
the process displays. Mra. Marion
Fields has been placed in charge of
the art department.
These exhibits, while contributed
to largely bv women, will also ba of
considerable interest to men, and It
is expected that msny of the art
pieces will bo entered by roeu. The
art eiiuint win be nearby In the
main pavilion. Women also are ex-
lectetl to help materially in the
'lower show, superintended by Coun
ty Assessor Hen F. Keeney.
Ihe Chambers building at the fair
grounds, donated last year for the
purpose, will be used this year for
service and display headquarters of
the Girl Scouts, the Lane County
lealth association, the Lane County
Chapter of the American Red Cross,
and the county home Hmontrtion
agent. Miss Gertrude Skow.
Kach group will be given a corner
of the building and It is planned to
have displays showing the work of
the organizations among the people
of Lane county. Here also will be a
health service liendquarters, with easy
chairs and other rest room facilities,
and possibly a first aid headquarters
planned against emergencies.
Probably the most ambitious plan
of a woman's group at the fair is i
that of the Eugene Utirden club's
rnnd'Me committee, which hill have
a model highway in front of the
main pavilion. This exhibit will il
lustrate the sort of roadnide im
provements which the Garden clubs
urge as a means of retaining the
beauty of Oregon's highways. Mrs.
L. J. Temple is in direct charge of
the construction of the highway,
while the sponsoring committee Is
headed by Mrs. Jnssin Honey man,
chairman of the Eugene and the
state federation roadside committee.
In addition to theee features, a
number of women's and girls' or-
?anieations will have booths on the
airg rounds where food will be sold.
The Campfire girls have plans for
such a booth, as well as several
Ladies' Aids and similar groups.
Feminine visitors at the fnir will
also find much of interest in the live
stock and poultry exhibits, and the
general community and industrial ex
hibits which play such an im
portant part fn the big exposition.
The horse racing, rodeo, ann enter
tainment program each afternoon and
evening before the grandstands also
will find a generous feminine . fol-.
lowing, ft Is expected.
Afternoon progroms at the fair
will start at 1:H0 o'clock, and eve
ning programs at 7:30 o'clock. Both
season and single tickets may be ob
tained for the fair, although the sea
sonal pasteboards will provide a sav
ing for those who have time to at
tend more than a single event at the
fair.
Eugene was asked to participate fn
the L'mpqua round-up to be held at
Oakland, Ore., Aug. 10, 17, 18, 10 In
a letter from J. E. Ktearns, president
of the Oakland Gobblers, received
by T. J. Flippin. Jr., secretary of the
chamber of commerce Tuesday.
A rodeo, horse-racing program, and
farade are announced on the program.
)ugene waa asked to enter the par
ade. William S. Yaple
Funeral Wednesday
The funeral of "William B. Yanle.
who died suddenly at his home at 1410
Chambers street, Aug. id, at the age
of M years, will be held from the
Veatch funeral home Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock. Dr. S. E. Chll
ders will be In charge.
Sir. Yaple was born In Coffeynburg,
PEACOCK
Published waaklr bf
Electric Cleaner.
NO. 10J
TUESDAY,
How to Make
Home Brew.
Chane wild bull
froga for three
mllaa and gather up
the ho pa. To them
add ten gallons of
tan bar!, one -half
pint of good ahellae
and one bar of
home made loap.
Boll St hour, then
atraln through in I.
W. W. sock to keep
It from working.
Add one grasshop
per to each pint to
glre It aklck. Pour
a little Into the kit,
chen sink. If
takes the enamel
off, U Is ready to
bottle.
Visiting Nurse:
And do your chil
dren use the tooth
Doea your hat
hare areaar fin-
Her marki on tha
front of the brim
whore you pull It
jownT If you waar
It whll .drlrlng,
they're probably
p ratty notlceablo.
Tour friends see
thaaa apota before
you do. W clean
men'i hata and (It
Ihem a fartory fin
lab for $1.00.
Mo.. Aug. 17. 1ST -I, and was a mem
ber of the Christian church and the
Modern Woodmen. He came to Eu
gene from Spokane, Wash., two year
ago.
survtvore include bis widow, Mrs.
Malissa E. Tar.Ic; two daughters.
Mrs. Zelma I, llrad. and Miss Fran
ces Yaple: one son, Ivan H. Yaplej n
granddaughter, K. r.thel Head, all ot
Eugene, and one sister. Mrs. Laura
Woodruff, of Tacoma, Wash.
Club Picnic to be
Held Wednesday
The River Avenue club will hold a
picnic on Wednesdny evening. Aug.
14, at 0:80 o'clock at the Humphries
home on the avenue.
All residents on lllver avenue are
Invited to attend the picnic supper,
which will be a no-host affair. Each
family Is asked to take a bosket sup
per sufficient for their own needs.
George IT. Gibbs, 48, resident of
the Silicons lake district, died at the
Eugene hospital at 1 o'clock Tues
day morning from an accidental shot
gun wound received Mouday after
noon about a quarter of a mile from
his home.
It is thought that the trigger of
the gun caught in a blackberry vine
discharging it. The hl-v?t c Fried
away Gibbs' lower jaw.
Dr. Geo. 1. Edwauls of Florence
was summoned immediately after
Gibbs was found and he and Earl
Hill of Cushumn brought the injured
man to Florence by car. From there
the three enme to Munleton by bout
and were met by Dr. 1. J. Hurtle of
Eugene.
'J he wounded mnn arrived at the
Eugene hospital about 6:30 o'clock
and was still conscious, a wording to
the physic-in u's report, but ho went
rapidly, dying seven and a half hours
after reaching Eugene.
The remains will be sent from the
Ventch funeral home to Cushmau,
Ore., for burial Thursday morning.
TAKER BY CUSTER
Irvin D. Custer of Eugene has ac
cepted the position of Industrial Y. M.
C. A. secretary and recreational di
rector at Wendling, and will take
charge of the work theie Sept. 1, ac
cording to A. C. Dtxon, general man
ager of the Moo th-Kelly Lumber com-
PaP7- ....
Mr. custer recently resigned nil
position as physical eductitiou director
of the Eugene Y M. C. A. He hav
been identified with Y. M. C. A. work
in '"--ene for two years.
Ho takes the nosition left bv Er
nest Amburn, who will have charge
of athletics at the Olyiupia, Washing
ton, Y. C. A
RELIEF
GUARANTEED
Don't be a slave
to weepy eyes.
snmungnoM, tor
mentinir ineezea.
Klnex ehackt
them like magic.
Try It to-day. Bee
how much better
BAFE-No
nareotlo or
habJf- forming.
At all good
Drua-glita.
JOc $1 1
you feci In H hour.
Kellx or money
R.PiP. PL ATT 5'
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PRESCRIPTION
No More Neuritis
In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs
If you want to get rid of the agonis
ing pains of neuritis, neuralgia, solat
Sra or rheumatism, Just apply Tysmol
to the affected parts ana see how
quickly all misery will cease,
Tysmol la a powerfully penetrating
absorbent, soothing and healing In Its
action, which goes In through the
pores and quickly reaches the burning-,
aching nervea. Thoao stubborn palna
In the back of the neck, about the
hnMr t!i!s, f"& or head. In tho
forearm and fingers, or extending;
down the thigh to the toe tips, will
oon disappear. Cramping of the mus
cles will atop and you will no longer
be bothered with aoreness. swelling,
stiffness, numbness or tenderness ox
the Joints and ligaments.
Trsmo! la not an ordinary ItMment
er salve, but a srUntino new emollient
that la entirely different from anything
you have ever useo". Don't suffer any
longer. Oet a supply of Tysmol at any
good drug store. Always on hand al
Stevenson's Drug Store
TALES
Raymond Torrejr,
Editor.
AUQU8T , 1929.
PHONE' 800
brush regularly?
Mother: Indeed
they do, mum. As
soon as they're up
In the morning It's
rare to see who
can get to It first.
A slim In Ira
way's Music (Store
read:
"Klas the Olrl
You Lore, and
many others just as
good."
Mrs. Delia Mer
cer can block lady's
hats without re
morlng the trim
ming or changing
the shape. They
look almost new
again. The charge
la 76 cents.
Pure Ice Cooled Drinking1 Water 2nd Floor.
M m nyJoniRVf"kX bTClv' dept. tSKar
Sturdy All Metal Ice Cream Freezers 98c.
Nationally Known Brands Of
High Grade
Toiletries
For
Vacation Days
, iliBMi' iff
The sun will try to play pranks with your complexion. like
wise the duat on the motor highways and the water that you
swim and dire In. especially while you"r racationlng.
Therefore, go well armed with lotions, creams and excellent
powders.
Do beautiful In the face of the sun and his insidious con
federates by stocking up well on these beauty aids that you
hare come to rely upon. You will find them her. Just an
Inkling:
50o Hinds Honey '
and Almond 45o
$1.00 Krank's Lem
on Cream 89o
Hazards Magnolia
Balm 75o
50o Stillman's
Freckle Cream 45o
$1.15 Othine Double
' Strength $1.05
Wednesday And Thursday Feature!
60c "Derma Viva"
"Derra Vlra" Is pleaaf a'
moves the necessity ot using
bleaches. It will Impart a
at once. The Ideal pore
whltener. White, brunette or
Just Btartedl
The Greatest Value In
Pretty Printed Fabrics
Were To 69c 9Qp
Sao theae' 'imigliifui cotton weares In the skaea
window and, then oome In the store and
gate at another big selection waiting to be made op
Into pretty cool summer frocks.
Shimmering Rayons
American Beauty Prints
Permanent Finish Organdies
Englioh Chintz Prints
Crisp Batiste And Dimity
Wednesday Grocery Features!
Blue Ribbon Malt
Full
3 Pound
Cans
This much In demand Item on sale at the above price) UU
13:00 (noon) only. By the case at 16.76. Delivered with other
groceries.
All Day Selling
Corn, 4 Cans 49o Peas, 4 Cans, 49o
Standard pack, number
else cans.
Beans, 4 Cans, 55o
No. 1 size cans canned
string beans.
Cantaloupes, Large Size
Right Now
At Their
Best, Each
Peaches Box, $1.29
IS pound boxes ot fancy
"Elberta" peaches.
String Beans, 6o
Per pound on "Blue Lake
green beans for canning.
Delivery Service Without Charge
75o Dr. Berry Freck
le Ointment 69o
t 60o Pond's Skin
Fresbner 45o
75a Vevatone Skin
Tonio 69o
$1.00 Slz Jergen'i
Lotion JBOe
and cooling and re
skin p
beautiful whiteness
rhlteneaa i Jk ft
id liquid f T I
cleanser and
flesh.
57c
Choice Oi
Light
Or Dark.
"Silver Bar" canned paaa,
No. 1 tall cans.
Olives, Can, 15a
Ripe olives In tVi
ounce cans.
5c
Eat Fruit
For Healtlj
Sake
Sweet Potatoes, 15o
Per pound. Splendid qual
ity of new spuds.
Apples, Pound, 6o
Four varieties. Wonderful
tor cooking pies, to.
GEO. O. GOOD ALU Mi;er BWg
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