Morning register., August 19, 1928, Image 5

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE ORE., SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1928
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fc"ln. I'nyo Mnr.hnll una
Mil KB" wi'in -
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lo pcnd Hunilny at III
.. - t 1f..nii linn of
II Mrs. 1 . m. .
ytnl tin wee-ond at Tonl
51, Flnclif. Ir" and Jnl-
Dhmon ot Hiigeno "
vliliori at llio Hotel Oil.
Klrkhum" Mr Kmm
Sin. II. B- Kreeland,
. William Merry, all
:, anil Mrs. Mrlco
Wtndllnf are irnillnK
lh K Crell collages.
L Mrri nnil Kenneth It.
oo amnn the 1-.iikiio
; tha Sumiyll coltaKca
0. Smith, Kllxiibeth
,i luruara Smith, nil of
,ra In ono ot tho I lierry
ten tor amy of two
lolman ami family of Hu-
been vaoutloniiiK tor
htlk In ono of tho Hunt
A. '.Immcr. Mm. Viola,
'nyllls Ailiiinn, ami Mr.
bn, ah of KiiKCni', nro
In City coiincca for an
any.
Mm. C. McC.inn, Charlra
1 Maurli-A Mi'l'ann, Mi
K. II. 8iollla nnil aon. all
bit, and Mr. and Mra,
.ion of Tallua hiive hocn
fct at tho lioli Out cot-
ffiinraon f Kukoo wan a
tutu at, tho Hotel Oll-
I-'nililljr nt Dntnotl
I Mn. IrvltiR Kox and
riheit at the linition hotel
b;'cnr. l)r. Kox roturncd
iillnc the ivrk-cml but
l:y la hero fur a week's
L. Brooks snd children
George Nnah of KiiKcno
illng two woolts In ono
mnnyildo ciiHiikcs,
J Mrs. I). V. Trout of Kn
it the Heat cottiiKui for
pn of about a week.
l-'roy ami ion Austin
no aro vlnltlnx Mr. nnd
P my for a atay ot nev-
Bmmnn, l.ncllo flrcB-
tiirot Drain, and l'.leuiior
in e( EiiKcno, were niem-
Party that vacationed at
il Ullniore over tho weak-
:. o
and
Mm. M. O. Hmltli and Klnanor
Wui'i'on of CoIIiiko (liovo liuva
Iiim'II nt tho Wuy Inn Coiy lump
Tor u short vni'ulloii,
M,. lliililu, Itolkmi nnd Ilowmd
unit llniio Aylosnortli, all of Hon.
iiio. aro sio,,iIImk a short vacation
nt llio I'ui'lflu VI6w oottimca.
I,. H. Htowurt of Coltniio Orovo
Is In ono of llio Ht-u Croat ootluvu
for mi Indoflnlto sluy.
V. Jlonionwny of HiiKont has
has boon a vacationist lit tha All.
Uoy liotol for two days. (
Mrs. It. O. Wood and Mra. W.
.1. YouiiK. both of lliiuiino, aro at
tho Whltlon Camp oottniius tor a
wto.lt'M vui-iillon,
Mm. H, K. Hhimy and Ada R.
Hlinoy or MiiK"lio nr.rt i.lhyi fl.
Mli ,K. v of l.os Anuiiles urn loon, hoi's
of a party nt llio Hca Crust cot-
Iiikos for a wrtnH,
Mm. V. II. Maxliiun of' KiiKeno
haa boon a vuost at tlio Uninoii
hntnl for a fow dnj.
Mr, and Mrs. r. J, ilnnni or
I'livnnn irn In fuiA nt tlm rollnifns
In tho Chorry City moiip for a
week's stny.
Mr. and Mrs, II. H. Hhnffer and
son of Kimono hava boon at ono
of the Host Cotlimos for a few
day's vucatlon.
Mra. J. A. I'orler, J. V. Hells,
and I,. K. ICIIIol, nil or llarrlshiirll.
nro nt Tent t.'lly for a stay of four
or five dnys.
II. I). Ilarntaon, ueorgo I.. Olil
nnd Kim. Jiillnnnn Ilernlxen.
nil of KiiKeno. woro wook-ond vlsl-
lors at tho lloso City cottniina,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Trorop
of Ktiiteno spent last wook-ond ot
tho Hotel flllmore.
Miner lllntxa of Junction City
Is In one of tho Whltlon Comp cot
tnses for a fow dnya.
John T Allen nnd family of
Junction City nro at ono of tho
cottnites In Tout City for about a
woek.
fm y.olla Cnntroll nnd son AW
vln or Bprlnxflold have been vaca
tlonlna: on tho bench and vlaltln
frlonda In Nowport for soveral
da"' '.. .
Mrs. C. Elliott ana aim. nam
nn4 ni Hun-ena hnva boon at tho
Bunnvsldo collates for a stay of
a fow dnya.
Mm. q. P. Tillman and c. i-ninp
Tillman. Jr.. of RiiRena or In ono
of the rotinires nt Whiten Cnmp for
a short sojourn.
C. K. Ptntts nnd fnmlly nnn l-aui
Kappa nnd family, all of Kwren.
hnve been spendlm a week at
Tent City.
Mrs. R. C. nnnd nnd iiaymnnn
Itond of KiiKono hnvo been vaca.
tlonlna for a few dnys In ono of
tha r'allfle View rntlnKOS.
J. T. Sumner of Kuaene Is In ono
of tho Ilest cottnucs fof a week'a
stay. " i
llarrlsbura visitors at Whlttan
camp Inst week Inrluded Mr. and
Mrs. Klmer llosletler, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Kurl Palier, Mrs, Orvnl Hmuckoo.
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Isom Cox.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Zlmmer
man of llalsey are In ono of the
eottniies In the Cherry City roup
for a vacation of severnt onys.
CIRCUS LIFE HEALTHFUL AND MORAL
mi. 4,
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Elliott, Miss I.ols El.
Mra VV I
' Harold Thorpe. Miss
ilmatler, all of Kuitono.
at llnimv.nn.t i.nlrt.
the week-end.
ri. Georno A. Dorrls
eld are mentioning: for
at the ii,m.. i......
Sratt, llohertn llronsnn.
I UlVn .,1 A.
. unrris-
in ono of n,e Crnno cot-
vacation of about two
i'llllnm it oAi
,.i . .'. nrtroer, i;iiso
wl Brtmeoer, all of Kn-
, " "H" f tho
maitca fr ,ovrnil ,,nyli
illora
ler
slleld i
pva
Biv
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MAI1COI.A PKUKONAI.S
lUU,r l.sne I'oiinly Htirrlall
,ArrriT.A Oro.. AllK. T8.
Those roBlstcred nt the Lonnn ho
tel woro Chns. A Denne of Port
land, Hay Norman or I'.iiKene. r..
T. Cavetto. Oakvllle. Wash., J. C.
Krariltlln, rteedsporl.
tn B.u.r nml fnmllv of Neb-
rnslin'nre vlsltlnp; tho Bauer fnm
lly nenr Wendllnu.
Miss Onltn Mathews returned
to Salem this week.
n r e.pMmn hnd his house
rnlsed and n new foundation put
under It. Mr. Henderson oin in.
work, -
nnyi Tfntn n nttor nnd
Inea Kyler apent Thursday eve-
nine In Mnrcola at the 11. l,.
rlann homo.
Mr. nnd Mm. Crothem left for
Portland Friday, ,
. m . u.kl nn Cecil EvanS
drnvo to Enueno Wednesday ove-
nlnit Ouy Bmlth nnd Mono nnn
Dnlo Fischer left Saturday for tho
south fork on tho McKenilo for
the week-end.
Mrs. E. H. Dnnn of Crow,
j.,..hi.n of .T. s. Churchill and
Royal Frits and Mlnnlo Donno of
San Frnnrlscn nil visiton ni
f.i...-..i.tti I,m nnsl week.
Those reutstered nt tho Mnrcoln
hotel nro Mntl Smith or iNewoeru.
T..A. HTn1iv nnd Tke COX Of Hol-
ley, Pert riusell of Perkley, Cal.,
nnd Jnck Corlott.
It la RypsylnK" on a Krand scale,
la Holla Kioto "clrcuslng," and tho
women and children of tho bin In
stitution are gypsies on a salary,
but probably the healthlost, hap
piest, most generoua, most Interest
lug nomada in croatlon. They pre
dominate In lha personnel of tha
-lonted amusement colossus. Thora
aro little ones by tho scoro and
mothora, wives, alstera and aweot
hearta almost Innumerable.
.When ono site In a clrcua scat
and watchea tome boy or girl
scarcely blgcer than a minute per
forming a halr-brcadth feat, ono
perhaps may wonder what they do
when they aro not driving a tont
ful of spectators to the verge of
hysteria; where they como from;
who are their parcnta, and what
fathers and mothers are doing
while their off-sprlnga are courting
death and laughing In Its face.
Parents With Children
Tho spoctator who grows very
grave over the lliouiiht that these
children earn their dally bread and
butter In this fnnhlon docs not
guena that the parents aro almost
Invariably clrcua performora them
selves; that It Is mora than likely
that tho man who la tossing tho
youth In tho air Is his father, or
that the woman who holds tho miss
suspended a hundred feet In tho air
la her own mother, and that these
children are as tenderly cared for
am any boy or girl who aleeps every
night In a rcnl bed Instead ot In a
sleeping car berth.
Nearly all on the list of Sella
Floto circus Juvcnllo .performora
have Inherited their strongth and
skllh They have been literally born
to the arena, and some of thorn
represent tho third and fourth gen
oration ofxclrcua families.
Training llrgina nt lllrtli
Tho training ot these .children bo
gins at their birth, and In the vast
majority of easel thcro Is the pow
erful effect of heredity, which ex-
erclsea an Influence on tho child
and helps It to overcome obatncles
thnt would aoom well-nigh Im
possible to others. The chief of'
fort la to create oourngo and dar
ing', and to dovelop theae qualities,
whoro they already oxlst. The lungs
nre expanded by dally exercise, nnd
the muscles nro hardened and de
veloped by dally athletic work. And
evory afternoon, after tho matinee,
they attend tha clrcua school and
recite their lossona.
Tho diomostlo Inatlnct la very
strong among tho clrcua women.
Ludford's
Paint, Wall Paper, Art Goodi
M West Broadway Phone 19
Artistic Picture Framing
dny morning In the absence of
Kov. Morris, tho pastor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Crary of
rtosehiirg Wore tho guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs, It. droshong Tuesday
nlxht,
Mr. nnd Mm. F. H. Chamberlln
of Corvnllls visited Mr. and Mra.
It. Oroshnng Friday.
The ladles aid socloty of the
Methodist church hold a food anlo
Haturduy morning at Wyatt and
Taylors store and sold articles
amounting to 112.43,
Miss Kdlth Snore, Mlsa Irma
Snore, Mr. and Mra. Ooo. Hnero
went to tho const Saturday for
tho week end. Mr. Hnero will fish.
Mr. and Mra. I. K. Smith and
family left Saturday afternoon for
Nowport where thoy will spend
Sunday
w
Mnrrldl at Junction
fftrslsler l.nno County Hpcclal)
JUNCTION CITY, Ore., Aug. 1.
A qulot woddfng took place at
tho Methodist parsonage Thurs.
day afternoon when A. W. Swyter
and Florence Ferr were unl'.ed In
mnrrluga by ftov. Glnn. Both
young people are from Albany
where tho bride Is employed and
the groom has a nearby ranch.
Spear, who lo visiting hero from
Virginia, left Saturday morning
for Odell lake whore they v. Ill Join
Supervisor McUuff of tho Cascade
national forest on a trip along the
rim of the Cascades from the lake
to McKonzlo pass. They will re
turn about the middle of tha wee.
Mra. J. H, Coffman of Los Ang
olcs spent the past wer.k at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Faye Itob
Inson In the Noraton district. Mrs.
Coffman waa en route to Chcha
lls, Wash., whoro she will make
hor home.
Mra, Humerus Entertains
(Iteglstor Lano County special)
JUNCTION CITY, Ore., Aug. 18.
Mm. A. B. Hamerua entertained
vory Informally at dinner Thurs
day evening In honor of her hut-
band's birthday, uuosts tor the
occasion were Mr. and Mra. Ed
ward F. Bailey and aon and their
guests Mrs. Olfford and daughter
of Seattle and Harry Spear ot Virginia.
Insurance Protection
C. L. Slgmon. W. P. Fell. Phone 1
T-7-tf
DANCE
DREAMLAND HALL
Wedneaday and Saturday
La diet Free Men 75c
Insurance of All KliMM
O. L. Slgman. W. P. Foil. Phona T
Today It'a "CllnKawcU" for
Ttimlcsa Classes
DR. ELLA C MEADE
OPTOMETRIST
14 8th West
for tho reason that they aro de
prived of homo lifo a grout part of
overy year. They sew much, and
many of .thorn do exceedingly pret
ty fancy work. They do all the
mending of personal garments and,
bosldes, keep some sort of "pick
up" work on hand. There Isn't a
home of a clrcua woman that la not
furnished with the covera of some
sort she has made during the
season.
Floes From the City
Ono seldom sees a clrcua woman
In a city after the season la over.
She fleca from It, for she detests
the nolso and bustle, and, almost
without exception, the Sella Floto
women all live In little country
towns, where they practice their
professional work during the win
ter, go enrly to bed and emerge in
fino physical and mental condition
for tho spring call to duty.
Sells Floto circus cornea to Eu
gene next Friday, August 24. for af
ternoon and evening shows only.
JUNCTION ClllJItClI NOTICES
llterlnter f,an County Hpactal)
JUNCTION CITY, Ore., Aug. 18.
Itov. D. Ti. Baker will have for
his subject Sundny morning at tho
Baptist church "The Wonderful
Christ." Thin la the first of a aer
ies of sermons In Christian funda
mentals which Mr. Baker will give
throughout the fa- In the eve
ning the sermon' topic will be
"Restoration of tho Joy of Sal
vation." "God's Mensurlng Line" will be
flcv. F. A. Glnn's subject Sunday
morning at the Methodist church
and In tho evening he will speak
on "A Vision of Jesus." There
w.'ll be special music by a mixed
quartotto at the evening service.
The sermon subjects for the
Chrlntlnn church have not been
announced but regular services
will be hold both morning and
evening.
Tho subject lesson sermon for
Sunday morning at the Christian
Science church will be "Mind.'
CIIKSWI.Mj NEWS NOTF.S
(lleslaler l.ano Counly Hpocial)
CnilSWiyX, Ore., Aug. 18.
Mtos Holen Sedgwick of Portland
enmo up Friday and Is visiting
her brother's family over tho week
end. She was accompanied by
Kllznboth Sedgwick, who returns
from a vacation trip with her
aunt through Washington coast
cities, and Vancouver. B. C.
George and William Sedgwick
of Portland came up Saturday
evening. George whl remain for a
week on a, vacation nnd William
returns to his work Sunday with
the bureau ot public roads office
ot Portland.
Rev. Walter Itoss will preach
at tho Methodist church this Sun-
PLATE EXPERT
PHONI
A4I-J
Dn.S.T.DoNOHUE
OPPOSITE HtlLIO THEATER
Complete Valve Service
J. J, SCOULAR
Automotive Repairing
Brondwny nt Churnclton
Phone 277
At 1. Tj. Olilscn's Service Station
announcement-
onenT J,!lltrcs' & Upholstering Co. will
1 c" 'or busicss Monday, August 20th.
jWatin- nmi Rcliuiltlliip;. of Mattresses.
tinl. .ma,urcsscs a,ul special order work in
m ami cushions. '
liol'2r!tc ''": nt sall'lcs (or all 'kinds of tip-
About This Time
o' Year .
..
It is well to keep an eagle eye on one's ward
robe, for this kind of weather is certainly
hard on clothes. . ' j ,
Ilcnt and humidity . . . outdoor dust to sift
and settle . . . long, cool drinks to drip . . .
and light-weight, light-colored fabrics to show
every blemish to all who give us a glance.
Now is the time to let us get your summer
fagged garments and put new life into discour
aged fabrics and new brightness into dust
dimnicd colors.
Get Acquainted With
City Wardrobe Service
. i
Phone 220 or 323
'Worlnmhip
That Satisfies Pricet That Please"
9
(Consolidated)
10th at Olive
JUNCTION CITY PERSONAM
.. .Regular Lent Count. Special)
JUNCTION CITY, Ore., Aug. IS.
Kent and Keith Markea arrived
from Canby Friday to epend sev
eral days at the iTome of their
grandparents Dr. and Mra. O. P.
Love.
Mrs. E. F. Smith Is storing her
household goods and expects to
spend the winter In tna past.
Edward. F. Bailey, accompanied
by Mrs. Bailey's nephow, Harry
It Is Up To You!
Ah Appeal For Fair Play
From The Lane County Farmers
The methods of some stores buying from outside producers is decidedly
unfair to local growers. Demand vegetables that are locally grown. By '
doing this you are patronizing the farmer that patronizes Eugene. The
farmer cannot buy locally unless he can sell his produce locally.
If the consumer would insist on locally grown vegetables, it would mean big
ger and better business for Lane County.
Lane County products are the equal of any to be had.
ASK YOUR GROCER IF IT IS LOCALLY GROWN
Eugene Vegetable Growers
Association
What Piano
For Your -Home
? '
Of course you Intend It to be
a now modern Instrument a
small grand or dainty up
right, in one of the late,
Bmnrt finishes. But what
make to buy!
We can help you there. In
Eugene Lanuvay's has been
honored as the representative
of the three best known
most highly honored and dis
tinguished pianos In the
world. ' For the first time it,
is possible to find aldo by
side for comparison the fol
lowing wonderful Instruments
MASON and HAMLIN
CHICKERING and SONS
KNABE
To make your choice stilt
more easy we havo on our
floors the celebrated Kimball,
tho Fischer, tho Giilhrnnscn,
tho llnlncs a total ot seven
of the world's leading makes
of pianos, headed by the four
best known instruments In
America. No need of pur
chased testimonials to sell
such Instruments as these!
Yon can be your own Judge!
Come In now! Let us show
you how you con own ono of
these distinguished pianos
for your home.' Wo will not
try to Influence your decision,
You will make your own
choice!
Your old out-of-style piano
can be turned over to us to
rebuild. It will' holp to pay
for the new instrumont. The
balance can he pnld monthly
In small Installments.
Laraway's
Kiigcnc's Oldest Music House
Customers by the thousand are now reaping the benefit of the great savings we offer (
in citr stunendoas summer sale. Friday, August 31st, this greatest of bargain events!
comes to an end. Be warned don't let this opportunity pass without supplying your .
summer needs as well as the staple articles you will need for the year. An opportunity
for savings that only Ward s could offer. Com eand share, don't miss it.
Wash Fabrics for School Wear
TOMMY TUCKER
The famous "Ward" Wash Fabrlo
for girls' school dresses. New gay
colorings, 86 In. wide; colors
guaranteed fast; HQ.
per yard OOC
Pinnacle Prints
New smart patterns
for chllttrcn'a say
school dresses, also
for street frocks, 30
In. wide, tnb fast
colors,
per yard .
25c
Ward's famous Gingham bargains. Good
grade, full 32 in. width In attractive plaids and
checks. Plan ahead for the children's school
clothes. It will mean real ! Af 1
economy, Specially priced X C IvC
Ask to see our new fall lino ot Woolens and
Silks at attractively low prices.
Dependable
BLANKER
At Lowest Prices
LPart
Wool
Blankets
Exceptionally fine quality Nashua Blankets,
made of selected China cotton and Interwoven I
with high grade wool, shown In attractive (
block plaid patterns. Ends bound In quality
lnstrous sateen. Siio 70x80. tfJO QQ I
Specially priced, per pair aPJoi0 .
Sue 66x82, $7.90
Cotton Blankets, all slacs, all colors, specially
priced
998c to $2.98
Riverside Tives
With a 16,000 Mile Guarantee
Now Greater savings nnd greater mllc&gc for our millions of customers.
rm,. nivnr.lilnt oiilr with the best and don't pay more than "Lovl
Riverside Trices" unless you get a written guarantee for more than 1,000 X
miles.
20x4.40 t 6.7S
80x4.50 $ 7.SI1
38x4.7ft 900
81x4 93 SI 1.75
30x3(4 F. O. S S5.B8
10x8 H H. C. W.0
80x3i S. S .8
31x4 8. 8 98
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Corner Tenth & Olive
Telephone 2624
Eugene, Oregon X