Morning register., July 13, 1928, Image 3

PACE 3'
Belgian- Croesus Disappears
ami bur fa 11 of public roa4 In Port
land thin week.
The portion of the highway to
bo constructed hereafter will he un
der the direction of tho bureau an
the right of way extendi! through
the national foreat.
at Albany collego July 1$ and con
tinue until July 26.
Itev. Haiinders will open a forum
on the subject of evungeliam
Thursday afternoon, July 1!. Hi
will lead the Bible atudy hour on
the following Tuerday and will also
speak on Christian education some
times during the meeting.
Try the Chicken Noodle
At the
Manhattan Cafe
STOBflTE HERE
FLIER, IS COMING HERE
885 Willamette
Phone 1711
of University
Expected
Tawn party
Entrant in Race to Hawaii
Brings Aloha
SYNOD OPENS JULY 18
Rcftult Count
And the Classified Ada Produce
Flesults.
RKV. KAt'NUEKK WlfJi TEAD
GHOt'p mki-ttinos
tLCMRIN AND
HE, ATI SO
ENOINEKltS
Shrrrt Metnl Work
838 On a Strrot
I'hon Sll
CHECKS UP ON AIRPORTS
TIIR BUTTON bHOP
TIKMHTITCHINO BUTTONS
PLEATING 874 WILLAMBTTK
6-M-tf
Iliiiuir, Mr, mill Mm,
Rev, A. If. Haiindera and New
ton Anderson from the (Ventral
I'renbyterlan church will attend the
aynod of Oregon which convene
Multifile if i lie Seen lit Kiifirnc
Limi JihiwI IK"
Kiuiic Our 1'mmI In I'llKlit With
Hl(f Tnnkg HcniOTcd
Lri lli'iird
J. K. PRATT, Insurance. Tel. 1181,
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, JULY 13, 192
of 111"
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Hiirlnufli'I'l,
L.nli'il 10 the uiiiiiirc
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Li,, a 1 1m Klinl'M- ami
fl nlflil ill llinliiii'li
null the WuntinliiMwr
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rdmim. no "''lion win
ruiiTeillin ln"t
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1), P., of rmi-
L, i,l ih fnutntiitlon
pliilminl mid n lii
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i-nl iiilni'Bllli. .HIM
ill lio recked from
.,,ii rtev. A, II.
Uinr of Onltnl I'li-n-
Ii. null hi"l nlulil.
nrliT 'ii Siiij-
iiiinn U ncccnlcd hy
lie will niTlve In Hu
ll Hi-iiienil'r, II l x-
lu bo liore when the
HMin In the full. Mi".
hnnli'Mi lit Wl-xlnllll-
iiiIiik Hi" pni ymr.
In ilnii pollluii dur
yi.,ir. lir-v. Admns
plmo of llev. Urine
Mii.xwetl Adunm l
Wnliimli collcae, Ill-
f lllo I'ic.liytcrliill
uilnary. t.'hlcugo. fur.
nilcU ffmlnnry. ' At
III iiridiiiillun from
i viMim ana. hi wiiii
t of ilia noiulnnry, mill
ii year ftudyliif nt tho
i Killnl.uruli, ICdlii
nd. Tin, nerund year
inivH nPt'iiml. piirt of
I'liolilii In Toklu mil-
In.
mvrt wft present for
hil iiirciiB nn nltiht.
tf bI ii i y titf m imip
lends ft ml l-der. The
iiniii tteo rciMH t(I
ml'rl.lp uf Onlrnl
BtftiMln at SHI ntlv
in nOdlttuu to this Hit
nt members affiliated
biM-li.
ft tiVH UfHtft
tie rp"ri uf unuMiiti
ihut ot Hip bo work
tiMln Pf-ddt. Jin de-
work of the Boy heout
club. sponsored hy the
Ii inttn of the ronKie
n( li'ft onti boy nnd le-
I ifii Ur-r 'to him, It una
M. AldrU-h of Wlno.
I., whs present nnd
on lint fedem! cen-
nuitton pictures, Mr.
Ihvid John Jones were
nt the piiriy. They
niPsnKfc of upprecln
Interest and work for
Murine ihftr rmldeiu-e
pa tor,
CARMAN DEAD
WW WOltKM) von s.
HI-AX Y 30 VI-AIIS
pt Coiiiliit-tnni on Iornl
ltnllnny Wild Ac(l
Vwirs nt, licnlli
il!-.) run n. vntxrnn lrit.
lor of Kiirpiio, hi
fnionlny at the Sn.;ni
."r an lllnrw of mini!
ItMmnn vn hnrn l
p ywir ngo nt Novoin-
In Huscno 50 yen nml
-
Captain Alfred M. Lowcnstein, reputed to i
be one ot the richest men, la mysteriously miss
ing when lie vanished from the airplane in
which he was flying over the English Channel
from l.omloii to Urusscls. Captain Lowen
stcin, shown above with his wife, when they
'were in this country, will be remembered for
the lavislmess of his expenditures and the preat
retinue nf Kprvnitt which niTntiinnniH Itlo
family during their travels in the United States.
He is believed to have become confused be
tween doors in his Kokker and opened one in
the fuselage wall instead of one to another
compartment and to have stepped overboard
and fallen into the Channel.
flntrnMoDi.l Kewirtel)
wiiH,:in employe of ihp Houthrt-ti
I'lu-lilo I'limiiiuiy 2'i tin'i). tin wmh
u no uf tlio- flint Dlri'i-irnr odikIiii:.
In-M In tli). i:ty nii'l woi'lioil on the
ruin ii ill i I thy "iHlt iipi-niilon. l.a
IM' lin UN employed UN flngni.'in
m Ci'f.'-nvi'Il.
Kui'vlvum Ini'hiilp hli) willow, onw
iliiiiifluei. Mi'K. P. M. flroM of I'tii
k'ono, tinil ii iti'iimlMiii. Pllllu (Iivm.
Mr. llnilnmn w n niomli-r of tlic
Kimrno ciiiiti of tho .Moilrrn Woo.l
man ot Amerlcii.
: 'Tim body In nt tt. tVolkfir funif
nl hniiiii mid f unoi'nl niinouncffiiiC'iil
Hill bo Hindu thoio Inter.
CLAIRE LEE IS SPEAKER
m.xt .Mi-.irn.NiiTO ni; kki-iak.
IWS'V .11 I. v 20
''ro l..r, utiiiv IiiNiii'KnrA nd
JiiMrr, wn tho pi liU'Mml fpr-tiltrtr n(
iho it u ri l ii r iiifHiii; of l)i! htftur
iiin'0 undprw rM" r hold yoxN-rdiiy
iiMoii l tlip KiJKfUf hotf-l. Mr, ixo
Kiivo a very Iniorriiilnff i-pcprl) on
ni.tiw-r.' ..mrrrtilntf hl wurk nnd
Mil-inn uf hihiM'!iHo writers. About
? pTflopft Weil prnnt. F, I,.
Kmry nf 1'ortlnntl ilno invo a
yht t pf cm h.
'Mi nx tnovtlnff w HI bo n
bi'ciikfnM In be li-tt Thiliftdny
mornliiff, Juty H wan gn-
niiiiuccd.
HAWAIIAN COPS LAZY
hTiciii-xs si:nps riC'Tl ltli TO
Cllll'l-' KTII.MT
If Chief of Pollee Jiime fiirnlt
uppllpn I: In ffjroc with uiiibiillnn
mid ivhoel ohiiliH duiinu thn hot
weather, It will not bo nUrprlnlnB.
" Chief Klrnlt yentordny recolved
b ponH'iird from I'reil BtlcKoln of
l:imene, nho Ik now In Honolulu.
Tho pottrurd carried ft plctute of
n Honolulu Irnfflu cop nnd Sir.
Htp'knln nkH how the loi.'iil chirf
would lllto jj hnve nlmllur equip
ment. . -
-Tho Honolulu offleorn, tho c-iinl
Indli'ntei). hnve ctuilrti equipped
with wheeln wlileh tliey mny move
Into mi Interiiectliin. Above them
In n hutte intbrcllii. ftomeihln? nlm
llur to thone thnt covered Junk
wnltonit In Ihe'duy befiire the
tinreelepjt enrrliiue. All tho cop
tin to do In nit under tho umbrella
nnd wivo nt tho diivern,""
LOCAL STUDENT IN PLAY
LOCATi fiTl"PKNT HAS t.K.Mi IN
m'mmi:k rciiuol kiiow
floorKfl Wilh(lni, cm of fr. and
Mr. 0. II. Vilhelm of lliiti rlty,
who Imfi b?n uttnndliiff the sum
mrr PPHKlon of thr Unlversify of
U'riKliJngton. ployed the part of the
Iu!;p In "MldMiMiiti-r NiKht'ti
Urcnii!," t lie pltiy prtKnKd liy the
gummr fionnlon driimn BtudritM rc
crnlly, ot'cordiiiK to InformnUon
received here.
Mr. Wiihelm will f-nter the Cor
nlitli liiHtitut on, a dritmatlc whool
In iu-attle, for tho comlntr six
weekH to further hlfl Btudy of drti
tnutlr, rQcelvtiiff tnmruction from
Helen Von Volkdnburu. J!o will
tench fenclnc at the nrhool during
mIh enrollment there. Ho Ik to have
ihe lendlntT port In "Hobiron's
Cholrfi " a throe net comedy to he
presented nt the Ho- of tho Unf
verhlty of "WaHhlni'ton summer
school.
G.W.NORTON, 65, PASSES
M I'.IICH.WT MCCVMhS AFTKIl
SlXOItT ILT.NKSS
O. W. Norton. HiOit Nineleenth
nv.-'nue enht, panpfd away at the
I'a- lfli' Chrlftliin honpltnl last nlpht
nt o'rlorlt. at thf nR of 65
yrarn, aftnr n Mwrt UIiikr. Mr.
Norton was a merchant on Nine
teenth nvenuj,
Mr.. Norton In survived hy his
widow, and children. Funeral an
nouncement will be ma do later
from the Ftrnr.stetter funeral home.
Martin Jensen, noted filer, who
was one of ho entrants In the lole
Iraitff-I'aeiflc: air race In AiJKUst,
19-7, and who reached the lnlfmdn
lafely, will Its In Eugene- wlih his
plan the Aloha. July H, IS and
1 ft. It was announced yesterday.
.Xeneen la on a good will tour of
the wip-t, cheeking up on tho air
porla of (he different cities. His
flight. h being made In the interest
of avioiion. Wlhle here he will
i ? . i (,.(,.- i
tmji, wnx-ri in me t.ame inennca i
intn-lilne that took part In the
elar.Kii: rc. The huge gasoline
tank u" on Ihe trans-pacifln
flU'ht have been remoAed to make
room for ihe flve-Jassenger com- j
partnu nt.
The Aloha was built especially
'or Mr. Jensen. 'With Captain
Paul Schluler as navigator, he pil
oted the. Aluha from Oakland air
port to Wheeler flcl!. Honolulu, a
dI-.'L'iiie of Ctoo nauth-al or 24fld
statuie for land) miles, In 28 hours
10 inlnuies. This !et won him
econd prize In the race.
The Aloha was used in flying
about the Hawaiian Islands In the '
fearch of ;he lopt Oolden Kagle,
the nearat entry fn the race.
The Aloha's dimensions and
equipment &re: Wing spread. 41
feet; length over all, 27 , feet;
Wr.ght whirlwind motor of 220 hf
p.; rrulMng flpecd. fully loaded,
sufficient for six hours crulsin";
sufflrlent fjr six hours cruising;
weight, when empty, 1600 pounds.
SURVEY WILL CONTINUE
E.VG!F.F.R'S WORK OX
METTI3 WILfi NOT 6TOP
Noth withstanding that the state
highway commission is curtailing
all construction activities the sur
vey for the Willamette highway
between Lowell hridge and Oak
rldgo will continue, according to
County Judge Barnard, who con
ferred with members of the com
mission and officials of the fed-
DANCE
DREAMLAND HALL
Wednesday and Saturday
Ladies Free Men 75c
IN THB WBST
19 Willamette St.
rday Special
A rti'milnr
Bath Towel
lln thej Iiim, only
19c
In our window today
Wool Mixed
fiua Blankets
70x80
color effnM
fulrnhlo l.nr.effootn and
" pinuiB. one ot tho
roeognlxod quality
$Q.98
lw tumcr prlfcs.
Kys Pays to
Vat Breier's
DENSMORE-LEONARD'S
WEEK-END SPECIALS
Today and Saturday;
3 Groups Dresses-
GROUP 1 Crepe de chines, satins, georgettes, figured
silks, wash silks, jerseys, knitted and wool, values to
$16.75 ..)...........;.... .. ..;
GROUP 2 Same materials as above. Values to $22.50.
Week-end prices . . . ,x . . ... . .
t ' - '
GROUP 3 Same materials as Group 1. Values to
$32.50. Week-end price
-3
$8.85
$10.50
$14.85
Sport, Afternoon and Party Frocks In These Groups
All Wonderful Values
COATS
Close Out Of All Spring Coats
STARTLING REDUCTIONS
,Today and Saturday
Brassieres and Bandeaux
Values to $1.50
Close out at
29t
, Van Raalte Silk Gloves
Both Long and Short '
Regular $'; .50 value. Close out price,
. pair '
35
r'
D ens more -Leo n a r d
McDonald Theatre Bldg.
10th and Willamette
Buttons Made To Order Here of Your ; Own MaAgl8Hg-!gy
mm
FORMERLY J. C. BRILL STORES,
(Ax Billy Dftpartmetit Store)
Note Exceptional Closing Out
Prices On House Furnishings
A special selling that brings opportunities for econ
omies at a welcome time. Prices are set at lowest
lcvclfl and just what are needed. Mere is proof of the
phenomenal price reductions The May Stores, Inc., is
giving. In most instances there are but one or a very
few of a kind therefore it behooves shoppers to come
early and avoid disappointment.
In Basement Store .
Comb. Chair
Ladder $1.19.
Very useful about the
hoUDe. Unfinished wood.
Three only.. $2.98 value.
Dining Room
Chairs $149
-These attractively colored
chairs are made of cherry
wood Imported. 14 In group.
$8.75 High
Ch?.ir At $3.49 '
Infants' Ivory enamel fin
ish nigh chair. Less than
half price. One only. t
$1.69 Kiddies'
Chairs 69c
--For youngsters two to
eleven Made of oak, and
varnished. Two only.
Matting At
Yard 15c
Four patterns to select
from. Approximately 100
yards.
Rag Rugs
Priced At 39c
They are varl-colored, sire
1 Ux3 feet, fringed ends.
Twelve only.
Linoleum Mats
Priced 10c
Come In neat colored pat
terns, size llixt feet. Eleven
in the lot.
$12.50 Rugs At
Only $3.98
9x10', i feet, -wool mixed
rug at about onethlrd for
mer price. One only.
$12.00 Infants
Beds $4.98
Two only, sate leg style,
cname-i finish. In ivory or
grey.
$9 00 Infants'
Red At $1.98
StHrdily made, white enam
eled m.;tal bed. adjustable, to
various heights.
$25.00 Oak
Bed Only $4.98
Solid golden oak, double
bed, one only. Noto excep
tional price cut.
Meta! Bed
Priced 98c
One only, white enameled
single bed. Another out-of-the-ordinary
buy.
Bed Spring
$7.75 Val. $2.98
One only. ' Very well made
spring for single bed.
Kitchen Tables
Only 98c
Heavy wooden tables, may
be used for various purposes.
Three only.
Kitchen Tables
. Marked $1.49
A splendid buy in well
made tabled. Four in this
group.
$3.25-$3.75 0ak
Chairs $1.19
At about half price and
less. Two styles and 10 in
the lot.
$2.98 Card
Table At $1.49
Mahogany finish, rein-
forced corners, and collap- .
slble. Buy and save. On
' only.
Infants' Nursery
Chair 98c
Made of reed, natural fin
ish. Slightly damaged. Only
one.
$10.00 Bridge
Lamp At $3.98
Polychrome stand and base. .
In bronze and gilt, with very
beautiful silk shade, fringed.
Special July Feature Purchase Of
200 Brand New And Fresh
Wool Mixed Blankets
$5.00 Valui
$3,49
uenercus sue, UxOU i
Inches
Putting the house in ordet for autumn the carcfut housewife looks to it that
thire is an ample supply of blankets. And it is very advantageous that this of
fering occurs at this time, for it brings a saving. 200 isn't enough to supply
the demand they are certain to arouse.
Rich blankets with a deep wooly nap on both sides are cozy, warm and snug
gly. Made to give ood looks and satisfactory wear. Shown in rich grounds of
' bltse. gold, tan, peach, camel, heliotrope also grey with fancy contrasting bor
ders which will, harmonize with the colori'.ifs of your bedroom. With lustrous
sateen binding. N?atly packed in heavy wrtons.
Some Will See The Need Of Buying Them
Now To Take On Their Vacation Trips.
(SEE CORNER WINDOW SHOWING)
"Acme". The 5-Minute
Ice Cream Freezers
The durable, sanit.it y, all metal "Acme Freezer" has no gears
or other complicated parts to wear out.
Produces smooth, velvety ice cream, water ices, sherbets or
frozen pudding with five mi:.utes easy turning. Save3 time saves
icesaves space. I wo quart size. .
95
C
(BASEMENT STORE)
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