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PACE 7 Caught in the Rounds MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, JULY 13, 192 ;ffo the Charm of ; MUSIC jNow add the Uory of Beauty foce b.it musical instrument now l a ftyttmie of beauty atotind which to plin piij- home. The smart, authentic models, lauds and 1'priRhtj are now ck'siijiierj each pr a certain type of interior one for your Oine. Id n"l only smartest model lint t)ii finest SU- iii Ilia jrld end sjl un one floor. You oan atte here and compure Mason & Hamlin I Knabe Chickering I Kimball Fischer I Gulbransen !) In Dili stole ran you find such an opportune f, Here yo I can make yuur choice of plnnna Wcily on (he.r merits and without listening to Baed opinion ui amerem salesmen. Laraway s EUGENE'S OLDEST MUSIC HOUSE Easy Tlma Payments Tour Olr, I'Uno Taken In ICicliange PECIAL luced Price On Our Entire Line of Beldinpj-Hall Refrigerators 10 20 off Of Our Already Low Prices pplegate Furniture Co. Bid. Phone 919 ess WWl!l8iPcOt! Our alc started HP eff with a BANG I WffS We were actually sur- kKI prise.) at the way people Jr flocked to the store But we r should not be realize the wonderful values in shoes offered for the entite family. If you failed to Ret waited on yestcr dav try it again todjy. Clearance Sale colored woven atrawi. military and high heels Imerly $io fan otm po oo Men's tan calf oxfords Bos tonlans com fcC A,tZ pleto lie, now. . PWaTaJ pat (roup of chiffon and f weight allk now 65c Chlldren'a Bandale, sires t4, 11 ',(,-1 V10 colored kid ; umpa. high heels, were 910: $5.85 l-rreservur ahj.s for women, Brown oxfords a atapla '"i. livery wo.nnn kcqualnted with Arch- CQ AK "ora Knows Ill's shoe. Now ajwa-i JHE PRICE. 782 pamette SHOE CO. 782 Willamette Mlaa Myers Vlalla llore Mlaa Maxlne Myers of Hal-m a here vlaltlng Mlaa bllnabeth Gllalrap for a taw daya. a a More Manager Operated Upon Fred Holm, manager of tha Twen tieth Century grocery atora, waa opera ltd upon for appandlcltla yea. tarday. a a - a Notarial f 'ommla.lnna I-llril The notarial commlsalona of Ufor,; Floaa and J. K". Pratt wera filed In tha office, of County Cleric Dlllartl yesterday. a a a Three t;ik Aro Born Three baby elk have been torn at tha elk corrals In Hendricks park tills iveVk, according to 14. II. Parker, i'lty pork superintendent. Tha Hires ara tha first to be born this jenr. a a a Daughter Horn In Chicago A duughier waa horn to Profoauor and Mrs. Luton I1. Ackeraon In (.'hit-ago Wedneaday according to it telegrom received by Mrs. Ark erson'a mother, Mia. J. O. Bristol, In Ihla city. a a a .Married hy Juki Ice Ceorge Stanley Toll of motoi route C and .Mlaa Hdna Mny Teal of ICugene were married Wedneaday afternoon lit the office of Walla and Wells, nttorneya, by Justice of the Teace forold J. Wells. see O. J. Todd to Sneak 0. J. Todd, eminent engineer employed hy the Chinese government In flood con trol work, will apenk nt the t'nl tarian church Hunday evening at ft o'clock. Colored elides of hla work In the orient will be shown, a a Two Marriage Lleotiscs Issued Marriage licenses were grinned to the following yesterday at tho of fice of County Clerk plllard: Kd Hole and Kalth Doker. both of I2u gene. Al Hhreve of Mopleton and Mr a. Anna M. Ehoup of Monterey Tark, Cal, a Many Votrra Hcglatcrlng Slnca the Republican and Democratic convenllona were held many voters have registered at the of fice of tha county says W. B. I3II lard clerk. Wo far more Demo crats than Republlcana have regis tered, ha stated. a a MJsAinnary to flo to MXtlnc To atend a dlatrlct conference of mlaslonarlea of the American Sun day School union, Kenneth A. Tol laa of F.ugene, missionary of tha union tor thla district, and Mrs. Tol. laa are leaving for Portland. Tha conference will continue from July IT to ill. e a a I-nrge Cougar Is Killed A large cougar, measuring elx and one-half feet from lip to tip, was. killed Sunday by II. Durbln, forest rang er at Oardlnrr. The large cat waa ahot after It had been treed by I.ouls Beynwur's cougar dogs. The dogs ara trained to chase only pre datory anlmnla. a a a Mlaa Tanner at Fairbanks Mrs. Lillian Tanner hna received a tele gram from her daughter, Alia, who arrived at Kalrbanka. Alaaka. Tues day of this week. Mies Tanner aald in her message that she went to work tha morning after hor ar rival there, fihe reporta an en joyable trip and wonderful scenery, a a a Oakland Taster Coming; Rev. Tom E. Oliver, pastor of the Park Boulevard Presbyterian church of Oakland. Cal.. will occupy the pul pit of the Central rresbyterir church In August while Rev. A. H. Saunders, pastor. Is awny on his vacation. Rev, Oliver will preach nt the services all four Sundnya In August. a a River Tlropa Still Farther When the Wlllam.tte river dropped to eight-tenths of a foot below tha jiero rnnrk yesterday. It reached the lowest mark here since Septem ber 5", 1 957, according to a report by Gerard deBroekert. government weather observer. Cloudy sklea yesterday caused tha temperature to drop considerably from Wed nesday's mark, 03 degrees, which was the highest so far this year, a a e Lane County Case ItrserTcd In tha Lane county case of Robert K. Stephens and others against Calla A. Tipton, for a speclflo per formance of contract, Involving land, tho state supreme court yes terday reversed the decision of the circuit court here, deciding In favor of the appellants, Stephens and others. Howard M. Brownell was attorney for the plaintiffs and Lawrence T. Harris for the defend ant, e a Ealea Auxiliary Meets Toitlglit Tha Woman's auxiliary of tjie Eagles lodge No. 2"6 Is to hold its nioetlng this evening at 8 o'clock nt tho Eaglea' hall. Twenty-five or thirty members of the Cottage drove auxiliary are coming to visit tha Eugene group. Mrs. Ellen Mc. Dowell Is tha chairman for enter tainment. After the meeting a covered dish luncheon will be serv ed and each member Is requested to trlr.g a covered dish. e e a Eugoiin Business Names Filed Certificates of assumed names, of a number of business places In and near Eugene were filed yeslerdny In tha office of County Clerk Dlllard, They are as follows: Fnlrmount service station by Bernard Avery TV. Ward! Old Mill confectionery and lunch by Corlne Hill and El mer Settle) Highway Junction gar. ag by M. C, Whltles: Ernie's Bar. beetle by A. R. Moss and E. N, Moss; Pepper Pot restaurant by C. P. Fenwlck: Baldwin's market hy Eorl Baldwin! West Side grocery by A. W. Bryan! Lubricating Link, grease and Oil rack, hy Lincoln G. Rowling; Balrd's service station by C. K. Balrdi Petersen's grocery by Luthar J. and Edna C. Petersons Peterson Bros'. Service Station hy pavld Oswald and Alex Peterson; Oas-OII Inn by John T. Foremen, and tha Anchorage restaurant by Daiie Seymour, a a Attorney Mnllli ItHums Attor ney I'red E. Hmlth has returned to his offlco after a short vacation. a a Canada Resident Here Vlc!or Campbell of Kcneaton, r)sk., la vl altlng at tho home of his father, .1. .1. Campbell, 1398 Wlllanie'.fj street this wek. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Leave Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mitchell of Oakland. Cal., after vlaltlng with Attorney end Mra. Kred IS. Smith leave for home today. a Mlaa Ruth Hcre Mlaa Irene IliiKh, who has been In New York the pat five years, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra. Ham Hugh, !3'tl! Willamette street, a MaiTlago TliuiMlny Noon Al Hhreve of Mapleton and Anna M. fllinup of Los Angeles were married Thursday noon at the Presbyterian manse by P.ev. A. II, Blunders, Former ItcelrtVnt ITcre J. N. Chapman, former Eugene resident, la Mulling here after on absence of io years. Many chunges were noted by the visitor, who now lives at Newberg. e a Nehraaka Family Visiting II ere Mr. and Mra. J. A. Sayre, three sons and two daughters, of North Loup, Neb., ara here visiting Dr. C. I. Hurl.-) and family and Vr. Talbot and family. a Oakland People Visit Mr. and Mrs. Sheets and daughter, Bea trice, of Oakland, Cal., are visiting their father-ln-low, L. P. Poyne, and Mr and Mrs. F. W. P.oder here over tha wavk-end. a Solvation Army Meets A special meeting of the Salvation Army was held last night, conducted by Bri gadier and Mra. Baynton and Ad jutant Eberhart, who are visiting hero from Portland. a a a Mrs. Schrupp to Speak Mrs. Arnold Sch.-upp, local Girl Scout director, will speak at a meeting at Grants rasa Saturday afternoon on the surr.mer camp for Lane, scouta at Blue River. She will be gone until Monday. , a a a Koepke Reported Improved J. C. Koepke, injured In on automo bile accident on Jefferson street Wednesday evening, was reported to bo resting last night hy attend ants, at tho Taclflc Chrlatlan hos pital. a a 'a Mrs. Graham Return Mrs. I.. L, Graham, wife of the local dls trlct freight and passenger ago:it of the Southern Pacific company, accompanied by her son and daughter, has returned from a vis It In Kansas. t . a Tiltorfng Deportment Added A tailoring department has been added to the Brownsville Woolen Mills store in this city, according to announcement of James Ken nett. mnnnger. This department Is operated by Don Delin. a a rtayhouse on Fire A fire In a chlldren'a playhoure at University street snd Twenty-first avenue east called the fire department out nt 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The blaze had been put out by the time the truck reached the scene. a a W. C. T. V. Meeting Called The Eugene W. C. T. U. has been called to meet at the home of Mrs. M. D. Mlt 'l.ell, 669 Pearl street, ut 8 o'cloc!: Saturday afternoon. Plans for the state convention to he held here In October will be taken up. a a a WTiole Club Invited An invita tion for the entire membership of the Eugene Country club to visit the MarshflWd club next Sunday has been received here, It was an nounced by club officials yesterday. The two clula will have a match during the day. a a e Cluh to Have Picnic The an nual picnic of the on Pine sew. Ing circle will be held, July 15. Those planning to attend are ad vised to turn right on the road Just south of the Maple's road camp. Everybody Is welcome nnd each family will bring a basket lunch, a a a Dr. Flanlgan Elected Dr. J. A. Flonlgan of Eugene was chosen Vice-president of the Oregon Veter inary Medical association at the convention in Portland this week. Thla was a meeting of the North- west associations. Including those In Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. a a a Flro Runs I'phlll Fire was burning on the side of the hill nd- Jolnlng the Ptterman and LoDuke Miwmlll east of the low pass on tho Willamette valley Florence highway yesterday. It atartod at tbe mill and spread to a logged-off area buthas not reached the tlm. ber, according to reports from that district. . a a a Injured Tonth Resting Arthur Williams, youth of Toncnlla, brought to the Faelflo Christian hospital shortly before noon yes lerdny suffering from an Injured spine, was reported to be resting Lighthouse service station hy H.JHast night by hospital attendant, Mr. Williams fell from a load of hay and tho Injuries he received were very painful. , a a a - Rny to Name Delegates Two de legates and two alternates to the American btr association conven tion In Seattle July 23 and 24 will he appointed by L. L. Ray, presi dent of the Lane County Bar asso ciation. Members or the associa tion voted to let the president name the djlegatea when they met at noon yesterday at the Osburn Uiotel, 88-96 West Broadway Graham Building 125 East Broadway Opposite Miner Bldg. How! FortheTwo GreatestDays In the History of These Two Stores Friday and Saturday Get Your Share CANNED MILK The wholesale market advanced 15c a rtise yeslerdny. Borden's, Alpine, Pet, Carnation, of 48 tall f 9 C Case of 96 small d J Of1 " S425 Coffee We are expecting an advance of about 2 cents a pound. Lipton's, Maxwell House, Schilling's, Folger's A f pound Hrjf. Best Blend, J M pound : 44C C & H. Cane Sugar When you buy sugar at Ralph's or Stanley's you get genuine C. & R. Berry' Sugar. Some dealers sell an Imported sugar that costs 40 cents a sack less. Berry Sugnr 10-pound sack wOC Berry Sugar (f 35-pound sack P 1 DU Berry Sugar 4fC Q O 100-potuid sack JO.XO Brown Sugar Of--i pound aiOC Powdered Sugar O (? S pounds " siOC Cube Sugar " OA 3 pounds.... sUC "Havana Sweets" Cigars The greatest 5-ccut cigar on tbe market) Invincible, foil wrapped. Box of 50 cigars 6 cigars $1 75 25 FREE Casseroles Ask ns bow to get them. They are a regular $5.00 value. A Wonderful $3.00 Dressed Doll for Sold only with a grocery purchase of $5.00. Buy any- thing you want to the amount of $5.00 and you can have t) the doll for You may buy all the dolls you want One with each $5 00 order Snowdrift Shortening J -pound can 2-pound can .. 4-pcund can 8-pcund can . . .. Wesson Oil Pint can . . Quart can Half-gallon can Gallon can ..2Sc ....47c ....87c $1.70 .25c .....47c .....87c ..$1.70 Crisco , Bring us your coupon and you can buy: 3-pound can , ..60c 6-pound can - $1.30 9-pound can ; $1.90 Without coupon add 15 cents a can to above prices. Flavo-Jell - Strawberry, Raspberry, Orange, Lemon, Cherry, Loganberry 25 C 4 packages Golden Bell Hard Wheat Flour Has no superior. We have sold over ouuo sacks in toe past lew moiiuis. 49-pound sack... Fisher's Blend Flour 49-pound sack . $1.89 ur $198 Kellogg's Shredded Wheat Large 12!4-oz. package si v 15 biscuit 1UC Kellogg's Rice Kalsples The new superior breakfast 1 f xvv cereal, package. Half Pint Jar of Pickles PRFFT Buy a quart jar of Sweet Pickles for 33c and get a Half Pint Jar. Free Pickles are Sour, Sour Mixed and Dill Columbia River Salmon Superior quality Chinook spring catch steak cuts picked un at a price from a cannery that recently went Into re ceiver's hands. No. 1 flat onus 25c Worth 40c on today's market Peet's Granulated Soap Under wuolcsalo price i 3 large packages $1.00 Peet's White Eagle Soap Same Quality as tbe famous Crystal White 30 bars $1.00 Candy Burs All kinds, 2 for. . .v. Ote Life Buoy Soap 4 bars 2So Fairy Soap Small, 7 bar ir SBo Clothes Pins Common, 2 dozen 06o M. .7. B. nice Nntnral Brown, 2-lh. pkg , ...ldo Long grain, 2-lb, pkg 19o Cof-Fig pound package 20 At Ralph's Only Ice Cream Quart SL lAKlNO I 5owd5 "THE WHOLESOME" BAKING POWDER RUMFORD'S 1 -pound can ... . . ... . . .;. .25c 3-pound can . . . . . . .70c 5-pound can . . . . . .$1.00 T - 20c Hub's Market Fancy Lemons - Sar- 25c at Stanley's
