The Eugene guard., September 30, 1929, Image 12

Patre TVelve
THE EUGENE GUARP
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A plan of project teaohlng which i
snid to be revolutionary in the reli
gious world has been adopted by the
Central Congregational Sunday school
of Eugene, As outlined by Dr. Harold
H. Tut tie on Sunday In his installation
addretis as superintendent of the Sun
day school, a Buries of activities based
on worship, social service and con
struction. will supplant all lessons no I
texts formerly used in the Imtruetion
program of the hundny school.
The new plan, whih will be initiat
ed next Sunday with a contest in
firactical interpretations of Clirlstian
ty between departments of the Sun
day nchool, has the apprornl of the
district and national educational sec
retaries of the Congregational church
and are being worked out by Dr. Tut
tle with the advice of Dr. Krvin L.
Shaver, national director of leader
ship training for the Congregational
church and the author of several
WILL DO ALL IT
CLAIMS TO DO
Mrs. Steele Says of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Pratt, W. Ya. "I was so weal
and nervous that I was in bed moit
1 all the time and
couldn't ait up
and I am onU
30 years old. I
saw your adver
tising in a mag
azine and aitrr I
had taken thren
noses of Lydii K.
Pinkham's Vejys
tablo Compound
I could feel that
I was better. Af
ter takine- twrj
bottles I began doing my work and
t iz a fit- nouidii. I recom
mend the Vegetable Compound to
my friends and say it will do all if.
rlaims to do and more. I will gladly
n.wr all letters I reclve." Mbs.
8, E. Steele, Pratt, W. Va.
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Qreatcst Fire in
American History
Sodom find Gomorrah, Troy, Rome and
London hntl their conflagrations, but
none equalled that, whirh followed the
rartltrjnnke of 1906 In San FrannVo.
It cost 6350,000,000 and wiped t ut fifty
years' work in a day. Inferior bidding
contraction helped to make thif a con
flagration of the firtst magnitude.
Build sonndly to aroid fire, CTerrloe enra
to prevent it, and INSl'KE adequately
with ngpnt representing deprnduhlo
stork fire insurance oompnim-a. You
will then he well safeguarded againel fire
losses.
Tronij) & McKinley Agency
"We Insure Anything"
First National Bank BUUr. Phone 121
on
'l'!i, r,.l!rwing Pairj- K.lii:Innint will mmv than psi.ss t.ln- .strict, rotuiiro
MU".i!s ilima!nl--i v( lvii.i;iT.i''a milk up-y:
Dairy Sterilizer and Water Heaters
Sanitary Tubular Coolers
Three-quarter covered Pail
DnT V'l1 MILKING MACHINE
mijilWU SEPARATORS
Mr l'mnlh -our liti-v ejp."-t l alwajs Killing to go oxer
pri'Mi ; i s . Thli it a Free Sfrv'c.
"The D.Orynian's St-ore and Certified Dairy HcV.qaarters"
Gray-Betcker Hardware Co.
01 E. Vh
Flapper Fanny Says
Even the most expensive sable Is a
f( xy looking coat.
books on project teaching in religion.
A new service of worship will be in
augurated under the new plan during
tho inst half hour of the Sunday
schoal session, aiming to cultivate the
religions instinct.
The social service activities will
selected hv the pupil from a large
Vine siiKKCMted by Sir. Tut lie, ii.tiudiiig
caroling, flowers for the sick, toys
and scrap books for children, dramatic
programs aud pageants. The world
f . iemlMhip program initiated by the
national world friendship committee
will be carried out as in the past, it
wa sannounced. This yeor the program
will center on the Philippine.
Hand work, aaid Mr. Tut tie, will
inrludp games and toys, the making
and dressing of dolls, and Vie con
struction of relief and electn-: maps
to be presenu-d to rural dundoy
schooN, In addition to the service pro
jects, Bible drills and contracts will be
held phcIi week, with departmental
contests each month.
Kir. Fred firey, district secretary
who visit d the Sundny school on
Sundiiy to confer with leaders of the
Sunday school and young people's
work, si.' id of the plan:
"So fa." as 1 know there is n 1or
NiiihIhv school in the United States
that has attempted so thorough and
consistent a test of the p-oject iuea
in religious education. The plan has
my hearty approval rnd will be watch
ed hy our leaders with the keenest Interest.
Li OH
IiY 10 YEARS HERE;
TOTAL ,50 OF INCH
With a total precipitation of .t0 of
an Inch, the peat mouth wns the driest
September here for 10 years and pos
sibly longer, according to the monthly
weather report from Gerard M. de
Broekert, local weather observer. The
local records are found only back to
1910.
In 1P28 the rainfall for. September
was 1.05 Inches; in 1027, B.21 inches;
1K.XI, 1.49 inches; 11)20, 2.11 laches;
1924, 2.1(1 inches; 1928, 1.24 inches;
1922, 2.B5 inches; 1921, 2.51 inches;
192K, 4.27 inches; 1910, 3.05 inches.
There were M partly cloudy days,
8 clear days, and 8 days when with
heavy smoke the clouds were not vis
ible. The prevailing wind for the
month was northwest.
Tho highest minimum for the
month was S7 and the lowest minimum
35.
Although the month was unusually
dry, the maximum wus not as high as
tor previous Septembers. In 1928 the
maximum was 8H and the minimum 37;
in 1027, the maximum we1: .ind the
minimum 38: in 1920 the maximum was
89 and the minimum 30; in 1925, max
imum 88, minimum 41 ; 1024, maxi
mum 92, minimum 30; in 1923, maxi
mum 90, minimum, 42.
The highest stage of the river for
the month was minus one and eight
tenths feet. Low water ia usual this
time of year, however.
Following ia the chart of maximum,
minimum, and precipitation for the
past, month:
Sept. Max
Min Free
50 .O'.i
50 .02
44 .22
44 .0(1
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..70
...74
...SO
...K4
-....78
81
84
84
84
87
85
84
87
-.83
80
87
4(1
38
39
42
45
47
47
51
49
47
47
52
47
45
52
,01
.00
.00
.00
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.011
.00
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.00
.00
.00
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tr.
.08
72
oo
7
.7
73
73
41
4(1
38
41
3(1
35
SO
37
37
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Promotion Day Held
In Cottage Grove
COTTAGE GItOVE, Sept. 30.
(Special) The promotion day in the
t'hriitian Sunday school Sunday morn
ing wan a great success. The plRt
form across the west eud of the audi
torium was beautifully decorated with
flowers and blossoming vines. I he
following program was given: March
for school to reassemble; five minute
song service; remarks by Roy Hand;
praves In C. L. Snrff: march of grad
uiiti'.s; quotation of .loliu 10 by a little
beginner; presentation of Crudle Koll
certificates; presentation of certifl
cnles to children entering the begin
ners department; primary graduating
class program: presentation of cer
tificates and Bibles; primary class
march to iunior class; pr sentation ot
junior girls certificates: a playlet, by
'iunior girls; song by bonis, 'lhat
Sweet Story of Old;" remarks by ltev.
Shaw. , . . ,
The well trained boys and girls
, j i. . trt tHuir teachers.
snnwni mil, 'i .,.-.,, - -
who certainly did much work to tram
them.
DRAIN EVENTS
Many Local People Attend State Fair
fl OUIDIII
l.,, tv- tn (SneciaT, Mrs.
Mnry 'Lowe spent several days
week at Sulherlln visiting relatives
i- .,...1 Mr, .1 11 ljird. Mr. and
i
rs. Ivan Laird, and Mrs. P. A. Al
r.l nil of Litlium. Or"., called at the
nil. of Mrs. I.iniiie Kr'Mvsnli llinrs-
Proven Relief For
Stomach Ailments
H'Klil.I'SS STOMACAI
has nf-
foi
i Irt.-.l .,f mn,.! re let
1 . i-! t,o Kli,m:M-h. (ifl-l
1 ruin i u - -
,ii, the stomneh all'! other ehroine
nilnient'". It tones "i the Stnin
iirh. resti.r.'s a normal. heiiltliy
,.,,,..i:tM1 ai'owitv natural l,s's
,,. 'take pln.-e. Lvery p.-rsoli
.,,;. run- in li e l.-at from Momn.-h
;,...,-,!..,; rtmM i. i'i:i-:ui.i-:ss
SICMACAI. t" rel-.eve tlmir e.indl
fi.n. A in-1 ' f st'-nlai-h minii-nt
,,,,''. if i,..t attended hy pmper
irratnient lead to serioo? nimpll-rali.'l-y.
Tlliv remo'ly is e--,.'i-iHy
: 1 1 , t" : . - i n 1 in the trrHtmi-llt of
I ,,f the St-ulia.-h.
i,i han-1 at rulaii.vl'avii Prog
and help ton with tuti
rhoac 163G
day as they passed through Orain en-
route to ttaiem to aitena me statu
fair.
Miss The ma Bartho omy left en-
day for Ashland where she will enter
the state normal school
James Ilenham. who has been ill at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Linnic
Krewson, went to Bosweu spring
Friday for treatments.
Mr. ana Mrs. uien uooeris motorea
to Salem Friday evening to spend
the week-end and will bring - home
their littlt daughter Isabella, who has
been visiting hor grandparents tor
several weeks.
Dr. Bertha L. Devore and mother
returned home Friday from alem
whore they spent several days at the
state fair.
Mrs. Harry Eclestone attended
grange at Yoncalla Saturday where
plans will be completed for the fair
to lie held there soon.
Reed Moore was over from blkton
Saturday.
Mrs. rienry Bartholomy returned
from Sah. a Saturday where she vis
ited relatives for several days.
Sirs. Edn Kenner. Mrs. Ida rat-
chen, Mrs. Allie Ellenburg and Miss
Leona bjlenburg were shopping in
Cottage Grove Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Carey were
guests of honor at a dinuer given at
the homo of their daughter, Mrs. Bert
DeLaunay, on Sept. 27, the occasion
being Mr. Cnrey'B 75th 'birthday. Other
guests present were Mrs. Hazel I'er
rini, of Divide; Mrs. Lizzie Gilman,
and son Mcrvin of Curtin; Mis. Mary
Lowe. Mr. aud Mrs. ill Carey and
daughter Amy. Miss Veuice Lakey,
Mrs. tlessie tlucKins, ana cnuaren,
M;-s. Mabel Montgomery, and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Bert DeLaunny.
and children Grace, Gene, Albert and
Itneer. The afternoon was spent in
visiting and the hostess served water
melon grown on Coffey flat at. the
farm home of Mrs. Annie Kruno, aud
presented by her for the occasion.
JUNCTION CITY, Sept. 30.
( Snee.Hl . Alioiit out' oVloek Hatur-
diiy the fire siren sounded the fire
alunn unu tiic depart uit-m wi-iit to
the Augustus Flint place iu the south
part of town aud extinguished a grass
tire.
Chas. Nelsen and Stevo Mukpuppii
were in tlie coast seeiinn ot Lime
county Saturday ou hnsiness and
pleasure.
About yninna anu gow-llp
took the Southern Pacific special to
Salem Saturday to attend the state
fair. It is estimated that as uiau
more went by auto.
inomer lire aiurni ouuuity hiuul
l:;t0 p. m. but was onlv a urass fire
auu no tla mug' done.
J. C. l'ousler, secretary of com
merce of Florence, and wife and David
lvvie. mayor of t lorenco. and wile
aud J. T. Miller, jut-Lice of the peace,
were in Junction (."ity tor a short lime
SEturday morning meeting frieuds
here. They were on their way to
Snleni to attpnd the conference with
Lift irovefuor at Sa cm to urge the
early completion of the Hoosevelt. high
They returned very well pleased ,
way
with the result of the meeting.
IVof. and Mrs. Jensen have been en
jnyln; a vi:,it froiu relatives of Mm.
Heeler and wife and family and Mv.h
Ulr- father mid nieee. (In Slillda i
..ii .1., ..iitnP. ui d,o .loiinn iintm
were Mr. and Mrs. LeKoy Carter ri
ISall Lake, Lull, and Mr. and Mrs. .'.
yttwtlonGty
lladdow, Lucene. . lave been atecked with nbout '-ft' t
Kenneth lee who ia munfiR'-.- I..,. u., ,i,, rrTr, : t
sJX" 8t"" 8UytUB 1 ":''l"';'n mt.v farm now hxsll
William Dyne and Harvey ! ;;aerliJ "s ii-r.ts: 20 men and tUr , S
returned from their fishiuit J-ip 'o
Mapieton baturday. They report. !.'
Mr'r'Cella Humber of Eugene Tis -
itrd at the home ot .Mr. anil airs.
Fctz 11. Lee over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Hell Tedrow o( Mon
mouth visited at the home of Mrs.
Tedrow's mother, Mrs. Geo. Young.
Burton Young, wife and son of Eu
gene were Sunday visitors at the Mis.
lieo. Young home Sunday.
COBURG ITEMS
Reception For Freshmen Held At
School Hou&e Thursday
COni'IUJ, Sppt. HO. (Special)
'I'he rH'.ptinn for the freshmen of the
(."'-burn high school was Riven Ht .lie
high school building on Thursdiiy e
iii lit;, lr atltlitiou to the students, nil
the teucht-rs of ttie CoLiurii school
were present.
Mr. nnI .Mrs. Joe Nert, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ihitisliiss Holmes oi l.s An
sjpIps, who nr visitniR r lativps in I'o
I'urn. .iporni Nt't't ami Mis Kdith
Ni-t't are spending the week-end with
I rein! svos in .M.-iplt'tni).
'i'lif visit ot li. .1. Mo.ire, county
J pTiutendent, to the (,'ol.urg srbool on
; Frid:!.v morning, wa1 much apprcciat
: cd by t Iip li';i.'l'.t'i s. jx'ine ot wlmiu
grei-ted Mr. Moore for the first time.
The high nchool b"y:t are prepiinng
ilw gyiiiiutsiiiiii ftr iKiskct'oiill prut
tire iii the near future The fiir wn
t,je ii coal ot' wn t"i;.i"-li. whirh itnds
.much to its lippi'iinture and ef firiciir.v.
A liglit fr-'M was s''-u in this vtein
it Friday niormng. The effect v m v
' vrtpd up'in ttjiuiito vines, meiuh.s and
-uc:initerr.
AuiotiK th'iM wlio Htleiitifd tho
Miit'1 fair m Nilem thi work, were
1 1-. and M-j. Marvin I'rni y, Mr. iiml
.', Walter Irui and Mr. tnul Mrs.
C. M. Harris.. x
Mm. Minnie lrury hft on Fnrav
f"r I'lirtiand, w here Mif w ill a! lend
! !n M. K. r Mii'i-renre and 'viil i
: Itt finiii:!it"r who t-nv!ie in t hat c:iv.
I Mrt. Nliir.v Har-lim; of Fui'iie vis
t i t . i the Coburs schto' "ri-iay. M;s
; Hardinc with t " o as.iHiits will or
: ffiini.e oiasf in hilde study. The
work wiM li-' given for cratl" front the.
second to th m'vt)tli inclusive. Th:s
rk was !jxk"ii up in tin hfih n
v,.h la-i jr, ml piovo.1 in
W -i.-b br.f!.-l n-ldiiior, ,o the
fh.ol that ii '..r,- .-xtrr.dod r..iire
Fully 6,000,000 of
Our School Children
are at a dlsadranm? in thnlr efforts to (rain an education.
Have your child's eyes corrected by my uindern methods.
No charge to tell whether or not
(lasses are Needed.
DR. HERMAN T. 3ARU
"Tne Bcjt Up-to-Date Opt! Service''
. At LJristow's Jewelry Store
Watch for the B g Street Clock
EXPERIENCED MEW
With the organization of the
Hope-Wllllams Electric company,
Inc., Eugene now has the services
of tw6 of the oldest Delco Light
and Frlgldalre dealers, by the
way of oxporlcnce In the sLate.
The new firm Is comprised of
Ralph A. Hope, formerly of Bend,
and W. H. Williams of Eugene.
Tho firm will continue opera
tions at 29 East Eighth avenue, in
the Tiffany building, at what was
formerly known as the Frlgldalre
Williams store.
A complete line of eloctrlca! ap
pliances will be handled by the
firm, foaturing Delco Light pro
ducts and FrigtUalro machines. In
addition will be a well-known line
of ranges, washing machines, vac
uum cleaners, tho Capehart or
chestropes, Capehart public ad
dress systems, radios, tho Baker
lino cf oil burners, and a com
plete line of nlckleware electrical I
household appliances.
The new firm promises the best
of service to their patrons, based
on years sf experience in selling
and servicing the products they
sell. Mr. Hope Is new to Eugene,
coming rrco.ntly from Bend where
he was proprietor of the Hope
Electric Shop for eight years. He
has taken up Ills residence In Eu
gene with his wife and three
children.
Mr. Williams has been In busi
ness In Eugene for the past two
years, out-rating under the firm
name of Frlgldalre Williams, in
the Tiffany building location.
.hlylSyslirdlu shrdlu uauudurado
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Nea-.ly 1000 quart or fruit and j
vegetables hr ve been canned at
tho Ijane c. ir.-.'.:. fain under di-!
rect.lon of ?" . Victor Hoare, wife I
of the suiierintendent.
T:. ,.ii.nnir included work with I
i;ebns, beet nlcklrja, prunes, ap-!
pies, an iieaches, chiefly. In art- j
-iS " : I.; ., othor pi Ou'.i,:t of
-- P t . -.;MK l,pPn harvested un-.
j,r ' lio.,,.,,-B di.-ecuon, .".solst.td ,
'f,n I'KIePts.
"'.V sr,uushes hl'.ve bPPP laid in;
for winter Tho noiatoos have r.ot 1
I yt ne-"n linrvt'stcd but A ill run
j ;0 joout. HO snc'.s. The barns
vo:i:ei;
i 4 . .-
Ccrt of BoUJv to He
Cwnted on Grade ,
General care of in-.- '01t av'I'
count toward the physical e""tio,
erade. ai Knirem liiirh schofd, nmini
itiR to Miss Frances F.lizabi'th Kaker,
supervifior of diysicnl education.
This change this year to include
practi'-e ns well ns t hcory on the
awarding of n grade is also designed
to encourage t he preservation of
health, the enro of the teeth, eyes,
nnd the like hy the students, and
by their parents for them, Miss
Baker pointed out.
McLKAv. INS. .tCJKNCT. SfiO Will
Allen Andrews. Mr. I'hoiws 01T.
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S. & H. Green Discount Stamps Bring
New
Dresses
Winter 1
Thtii i the time of the year when everr ap-to-d.Ve womanlf anxious to d" r.zir
Si'T-:i-J. For many women this is easy. ':,(. for you who are. 5 feet ft 'ccbeg or "esn,
il.o .ame old problem recurs, and yet -e have iho perfecr. ansver in
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Here you. will tint: Tirytiinj: 701:1 ; nrt eslrA S.yir. C"r.fort- -I'ri 'f- t
of all, 1'e-rfect Fit. Al-crsiuon; for :2- hard-to-fu. womurv a---: thiuK vi '-: pa .
Our half-plio Urtss.- ; ar? .nad kj .'A uly wit!.' ym in mil?.''. Fariun ru. . i re
miall and chic. an-.1 tti, r"), ra al Our tr;neudoua of !nU autt (;.
r waits your selection '. '-an 'iot: tn, select, and wall; ou' vir.lv ouu nv a::": ,
pertot dreams ihfat u 1 -d ut tli 'ouc!'. oi a usmlle to make Hi.r. fit.
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Day School Nioht School
Enroll Now
Eugene Business College
Miner Bldg., Eugene, Ore.
Phone 666
It's a good tchool aek about It.
Where Most Min Buy Their
Shoes Sale Now On.
Buster Brown Shoe Store
FALL lc SALE
Carroll-Davis Pharmacy
720 Willamette
Phone 25
Ludford's
Paint, Wall Paper, Art Goods
55 West Broadway
Phornj 749
CHASE CO.
Plumbing and Heating
Engineer
Sheet Metal Work
PHONE 243
LOUIS duBUY RADIO
L. Brakel Sei-vice
PHONE
1999
Ask your grocOr
for
Blue Bell Bufter
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-PHONE 2700-
And s . jr
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J-jpt the right, dress for any occasion, and lust the rlg'it fit
Fr,v finy short tri or i. vtumaii who would be sni rtly
oreuHed. The dicsr, shown above Is a genuine HALF IKKilres
In a heavy geenjoite crepe. It has a douhlo t.ie.rn! i.Ki'.r. piti:
t.kUt and In'eiesting softly draped surplice ?;-.yot. It Is ftntehe '
cii'f with a lovely creamy collar of e;,-.i la.e lu ail tin
seasons bert colors.
0 & pat or r.
Half Size Drs3es Exclusively at
"McMORRAN & WASEBCItaU
nil
BfcTSY
ROSS
BREAD
Automatic Electrlo Oil Burnei-i
complete line can Install in
good furnace. See these before
buying.
H. W. White Electric Co.
B78 Willamette St. Phone 254
i$ PAN-DANDY
VvL' It's slow baked
Vv keeps Its freshness,
0SyjH KREM MEL'S
tljlr BAKERY
KELLY
Springfield
TIRES
T. L. OHLSEN
Super-Service Station
SALE of
NYAL SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Great Savings
86 East Broadway
GOOUYEAIl TIRES
at
Mail Order Trices
Eugene Vulcanizing Worlu
957 Oal Phone 1020
MONARCH
Electric Ranges
CO: Brot or Wj Wouldn't
Sell It
Applegate Furniture Co.
1 q
Valuable Premih
'""'
$on.5o
BB'NO YStm wsrk ft Ho
mufi't whore the t-tti t's
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workmsn;h'.-; coctt 9 MS
790 .V'ilamtrtt. f
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C. B. Moore,
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Phone 542
NEW LOW PRICES
Closing Out Present Stoc"
METROPOLITAN
CHAIN STORES, INC.
735 Willamette
YOU ARE INVITED
to see and hear the new PM
Balanced Neutrodyne Radio
the Radio Service and Sup?!
Co. ?
"Radio Headquarters'
Larnpay's Fly Knocker J1.v,Sl!
Try t once; you win u
no other.
PRESTON & HALES
857 Willamette
N 0 W !
Better Foods
Better Service
LEE-DiTKE CAPE
!
Tjrhitman's Chocolates
featured at
orutf
8th A Willamette