TliyilHUA Y^AU UUHT 31. 1933
TU R BPRINOOTRLD NEWS
V l .l t . Aunh—Murlti Hnudgraa. of
I Hhtuld I . .ponding Ihn w w k hnru
! vl.ltlng with h l. undo nod aunt,
M r. mill M in . Riley Hnudgraa..
Collect. Bounty John Muvuuley
of Creawell Halurdey collected the
vounty bounty on one coyote,
TOWN AND VICINITY
Printed
(1IA K L K H P L M I'llltE Y ,
cutor.
I. M. PETEKHGN, Attorney.
(A 310-17 24 31)
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S
Notice le hereby given that the an-
der.lguml ha. been appointed Ad
u iliil.liu trlx of the Extale of Heth
II
McPIier.on. devea.ed, by lb *
County Judge of luine County, Ore­
gon. and that all pereon. having
claims ugaln.t »aid eatat« are here­
by required to pro.eot the aame,
Nurflclently evidenced, Io the uu
der.lgned al her realdenoe Route
I Hprlngfleld, Oregon, on or before
alx w on lh. from the f lr .t public.
lion of th l. notice, which flrat pub­
lication will he Augu.t 3rd. 1933.
H T K I.I.A A. M cPIlKItHO N. Ad
m ln l.tra trlx Aforeaald
(A 3-l»17 34 31)
COME FROM McKENZIE
SUMMONS
PAG« T lU U fli
... .....................
Lucy and Eunice Edward* of Me-
Kenxle Itrldge were adjudged win­
ner. of the frev trip Io the .tate
Buelneee V ln to r — Mr». Verna
fair for their work In Pour It poul­ lliirk a of Fall Creek w a. a bu.lneae
try demon.! rat Ion at the annual v l.lto r In Hprlngfleld Monday.
N O T IC E
Four
II eipn.lttou which eloaed on
O F F IN A L S E T T L E M E N T
Vlalta from W ultervllle— Mr». ('
the Lane county fairground» Hui
Notice I . hereby given that I urduy.
« . Polly of W alter Villa wa- a bust
Charle» Pumphrey, the executor of
M l.. Mue Goddard of W ultervllle 1 naaa visitor In Hprlngfleld Friday
Janie. II. Pumphrey, deceuaed. and
of bla eatate ha. filed III. final ac- we» one of the w inner. In Nheep
Camp on South Fork— Mr. and
count and report a . auch, and the . dlvl.ion of tire »tiowmanahlp con-
Mrs. Henry Fandrem «pent the
court ha. ael Haturday, the 2nd day teat.
weekend camping on ths South
of Hepluinber, 1933 at the hour of 10
...
.
o'clock In the forenoon In the Coun-,
p k 0” 0™ went u’ BHzabetl» fork of ths McKenzie,
ty Courtroom ut th*» Courthoua« at *’°l<-onib of 'I rant who won flrat
Eugeua lu Lftfle County, Oregon. mm place with her aewlng exhibition.1 lows People Here—-Mr. and Mm.
the time and place to hear objec M b . Holcomb I . In her third y e a r' W. M Cox of iiarnlck. Iowa left
S T r i^ l
“ L d “« ^
° f C,“ b
“ n"
«*’
'h ' Tuewlay after a v l.lt with her
H O I’ I ’lCKEKH UOGKH
ut the New. orile«.
I-1VI, ,xt H I,« J u .t »outt, Of Uuotb-
Kelly w ill pond, «11 fenced, Ideal
for chicken or fox farm; (ro o m
nnflnl.hod hiniae, chicken liunae
and hog hou.e; 3 good well»,
Nprlng, .om e timber; one aero
van be cultivated, good road.
Trade
for
Eugene
property.
Phone Eugene 117.
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8 7
FOUR-H FAIR WINNERS
Exe
*•■•» felr nt Huleni Friday to mod I
he rlothcH which »he made.
STOP GAS PAINS! GERMAN
REMEDY GIVES RELIEF
III at Hom*— H M Hanshew of
route I. Hprlngfleld. la reported to
be III at kl- hont»
Family Mova*—Mr and Mra. J.
J. Manwarlng hare mov d from
"H" street to 807 E »treel.
Visits at Corvalll»— Mrs. W illiam
Moyer and family spent several
days visiting at Corvallis this
week.
Lebanon People H ere— Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Mitchell of Lebanon were
business visitors In Hprlngfleld
mother. Mr». Nettle Metcalf, and Saturday.
with her brother, O I). Metcalf.
Returns from Corvallis — David
Returns to Spokane— Mrs Henry Prlval returned Haturday from Cor­
Hhralder left Monday for her home vallis where he has been vialtlrg
at Spokane, after vlaltlng here with for one week.
her »later. Mr». Harl McPheradh.
On Vacation— Mrs. L. E. Hcott
for the past week.
office nurse for Dr. O. A. W aller
Attend Wadding— Mr. and Mrs. of Eugene, has been spending her
Larson W right motored to Van­ vacation on the McKenzie river.
couver. Washington Haturday to
Gets Cougar— Harley P. Caln of
attend
the
wedding
of
Mrs.
W estfir was at the courthouse Sat­
Wright's brother. Donald Elkins.
urday to collect the county bounty
Fish on McKenzie— M. A. Pohl, on one cougar.
Oscar Hchnetxky, and Roy West
Bend People Visit— Mr. and Mrs.
spent Hunday fishing on the Mc­
Kenzie river below Thompson's re­ Lesley Floxley and fam ily of B -nd
were here visiting with Mr. and
sort.
,
Mrs. Hugh Jollff over the week-end.
Washington Folk Here — Mrs.
Waiter-villa People Here — Mr.
George Forth and daughter. Bar­
bara, are here from Winlock, Wash­ and Mra. H. C. Page of W alterville
ington. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. were bualness visitors in Spring-
field Tuesday.
Ned Williams.
I
Grocer Moving— Mr. and Mrs. D.
Klamath People Corns— Mr. and
Mrs. B. M iller and Miss Betty M il­ B. Murphy are moving their resi­
ler have moved to Hprlngfleld from dence from Fourth and “E" streets
Klamath Fall* and are making to a new home at Sixth and “ F"
streets this week.
their home at 251 Fifth street.
Acting on ROTH upper and lower
IN T H E C IR C U IT CO URT OF T H E
MTATB O F OREGON FOR LANE howela Adlerlka washes out all poi­
sons that cause gu«. nervouKue.»
i itl'N T Y .
Clarl.aa Homowood. Plaintiff va. and had sleep One dose give« re­
Iloyd C. Homewood, defendant.
lief ut once. Flattery’» l»rug Htore.
To lioyd (' Homewood, defend
SSI
IN THU NA M E OF THM
Medford Man Here—Glenn Jack-
S T A T E OF OREGON you are here­
by required „ to _KK.,_.
appear and answer .on of Medford was a biialne.»
the'complaint fUi-il ugaTn.l you In
visitor In Hprlngfleld Tuesday,
the ubove entitled suit within four
week« from the date of the flrat
N O T IC E
publication of this summon, and If
O F S H E R IF F 'S S A L E ON
you fall to ao answer the plaintiff E X E C U T IO N IN F O R E C L O S U R E
will apply to the court for a decree
Notice !s hereby given that by
dlaaolvlng the bonds of matrimony virtue of an execution and order of
now existing between plaintiff and «ale In foreclosure le.ued out of the
defendant herein and granting un­ Circuit Court of Lane County, Ore­
NOTICE TO CREDITO RS
to plaintiff au absolute divorce gon, on the 8th day of Augu.t, 1833,
N O TIC E 18 HKRK1IY G IV E N :
. ,,, and for .. tbe
, . In a ault wherein, on the 3rd day of
That L. L. Hay has been appointed from the defendant;
, 1#33
Court „
administrator of the eatate df Surah care and custody of Wallace Dale A
Homewood
the
minor
child
ut
tbe
( -hrl, len, „ n r»COvered judgment
Ann Ferguson, deceased, by tbe
ugaln.t the Defendant, Lawrence
County Court of lame County, Ore­ marriage
M. Truesdale
________
gon. All persons having claim », T . h l. summon. I . published once Truesdale and Roale —
again»! »aid eatate ure required to
*» « k for four consecutive for the «urn of One Thousand Two
pre.eut them, with the proper
•« ‘ he Hprlngfleld News by Hundred
and
Fifty
Dollar,
voucher., wllhln alx month, from ,,ril,’r " r ‘ bo lion G. F. Hklpworth, (J l,27,0 001, and for the further sum
the 24th dav of August, 1833. to the Jud< * ot ■*ld cour‘ -
° ° Aug-
Forty-two und 48-100 Dollars
»»Id admlnlnliator at his law office u* ‘ l6 ‘ b- “ *33- directing that It be i|42 48) a . Interest thereon, and
Haled
and
flrat
published
August
for
the further sum of One Hund
lu the Miner Building. Eugene Ore
Baptists Hava Services — Rev.
Visiting Parent*—Oscar Schnet-
17th. 1833.
red Dollar. (8100X0) a . attorney'«
K»n.
Kenneth
Tobias conducted the
W
H
IT
T
E
N
SW
AFFO
RD,
At-
fee.
and
for
coat»
and
disburse
xky arrived here Friday from
L. I, RAY, Administrator of
torney for Plaintiff. Residence m eat, taxed at the sum of 324 80. Hmithwick, South Dakota to visit morning service« at the Baptist s
tbe Estate of Huruh Ann Fer­
and Poat office address: Eu- j and said execution to me directed,
church Sunday. Rev. Franklin Day
guson. deceased.
commanding me In tbe name of the with his parents, Mr. and Mr*. A. had charge of the evening service.
gene, Oregon.
L, L. RAY. Attorney for Estate.
J.
Hchnetxky.
Htate
of
Oregon.
In
order
to
satisfy
(A
17-24-31—8
7-141
(A 24 31 — H 7-14 21)
said Judgment, Interest, attorney’s
Preaches at Notl— Rev. Ren Hol­
Parent» of Boy— Mr. and Mrs.
fee«, costs ot suit, and accruing
N O T IC E OF H E A R IN G ON
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
lister conducted service« at tire
costs,
to
sell
the
following
des­
Dale
Knight
are
the
parents
of
a
»
F IN A L A C C O U N T
cribed real property, to-wit:
Notice Is hereby given that tbe
baby boy born to them at the home Christian church at Notl both Sun­
NO TIC E IH HKKRHY G IV E N : 1
The southwest quarter of th»
undersigned ha. been appointed by That the undersigned admlnlatra ,
of
Mrs Hoyles In Hprlngfleld on day morning and evening during
northwest quarter of section 10
the County Court of tbe Htate of tor of the estate of Harsh Guthrie
the absence of Ross Guiley. pastor.
Monday.
August 28. 1933.
In Township 18 south ot range 2
Oreguu for turn« County, Adminis­ Aldrich, deceased, has filed bis ac­
west of tbe W illam ette Meridian
trator of the eatate of MAY count fur the tlnul «ettlemeut of
At Newport— Miss Eleanor Smith
and also the east half of the
Visit on Coast— M r and Mrs
IIOYLKH. Deceased, All person, said eatate In tbe County Court for
left
Sunday, for Newport where she
southwest quarter and the north-: Fred Louk. ydgar souk, and Miss
having claim , against said estate Italic County, Oregon, and that Sat­
ure hereby required to present the urday. the 30th day of September, i west quarter of the southwest Emma Olaon of Pleasant H ill spent will spend the remainder of her
quarter of section 10 township
vacation before the opening of j
.u m e , properly verified and with the 1833, at tbe Court Room of said
16 south of range 2 west of tbe the week-end on the southern Ore­ school.
voucher, therefor, to the under­ Court, In the County Court House
gon coast, visiting at Bandon and
W
illam
ette
Meridian.
In
Itane
signed at the law office of Gordon In Eugene at ten o'clock In the fore­
County, State of Oregon.
M yrtle Point. They brought Mr».
8 W ell., Miner Building, Eugene noon. ha* been by said Court fixed
On Camping Trip— M r and Mra.
The southwest quarter of the Louk's mother, Mrs. Mary Howe,
Oregon, within .lx month, from the as the time and place for hearing
H. H. Myers and daughter. Lola,
southwest
quarter
of
section
10
date of the first publication hereof. objections thereto, and for (Inal set­
and Mr. and Mrs. John H am m ltt of
In Township 16 south of range 2 with them.
Dute of f lr .t publication hereof tlement of said estate.
west of the W illam ette Meridian,
Mohawk, spent the first half of the
Is Augu.t 3rd. 1833.
R
eturns
from
Camp—
Mlsa
Eunice
FRANK ALDRICH, Adm lnl.
containing 40 acres, in Lane
tralor
of
the
Estate
of
Sarah
Gerber, who has been serving a» week camping on the South Fork.
JOSEPH ACHEHON. Adminis­
County. Oregon.
Guthrie Aldrich, deceased.
trator of the Estate of May
NOW. TH E R E FO R E . In the name ran,p nurse for the annual Girl
Leaves for New York— Mrs. W
L. L RAY, Attorney for Estate.
Hoyles. Deceased.
o f the Slate of Oregon, in compli­ Scout outing on Lake Cleowox near
N. Dow and son. Billy, left Sunday
(A 24 31 — H 7-14 21)
(A 3 10 17 24 31)
ance with the said execution and
order of sale, and In order to satisfy Florence, returned to her home here for New York where she will spend
A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S
said judgment. Including interest, Sunday following the completion the next six weeks visiting with
attorney's fee», c o s t» o f suit and of the camp period.
•
N O T IC E O F 8 A L E O F R E A L
relatives at her old home.
accruing coata. I wilt, on Saturday,
PROPERTY
the 9th day of September. 1933. at
Week-end on McKenzie— Mr. and
On to Los Angeles — George
In the matter of the eatate of Knute the hour of One o'clock Ip the
(). Husby, deceased.
afternoon ( f said day, at the South- Steven», wheat farmer In eastern Mrs. Matt Hart, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Notice Is hereby given that under west front door of the County Court Oregon and Canada »topped in 8. Kohler and Mr and Mrs. Harry
und by virtue ot an order of the House In Eugene, I.ane County. Hprlngfleld for a short while Fri Fandrem spent the week-end at the
County Court of Ijin e County, Ore- Oregon, offer for »ale and sell for day to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kohler cabin on the McKenzie
gon. duly made by the lion Fred cash, at public auction, subject to
Fisk, Judge of said Court, on the redemption as provided by law. all Doane. Mr. Stevena wa# enroute river.
16th day of August, 1933, authorlx- of ‘ he right, title and Interest of lo
Angeles.
Returns to California — Dwaine
Ing and directing J. A. Gibson, the * he said Defendants. Lawrence
Administrator of said Estate, to True-dale, Rosie M. Truesdale. R
Returns to Bend— Wesley Coy- Corning left Saturday for his hpme
sell as such Administrator the real B. Webster. Jane Doe Webster. Ray: ner son „» Mr an , M
M a r io n
at Los Angeles.
He came to
property of said Eatate hereinafter Mansfield. Jane Doe Mansfield, and ~ " r ' ’
‘
described. I will, from and after
persons claiming by, through, or i CoJrn‘‘r -
ha* been visiting w!th Springfield to attend the funeral
the lSlt# day of Sept., 1933. at the under them or either of them, hi his father here for some time, re- last week of his brother-in-law, the
offlee of Wells A Wells, Hank of «»d '» ‘ he said premises.
\ turned to Bend Saturday with his late Rev. Win. G. Taylor.
( ommerce Bldg., Eugene, Oregon.
A - ‘'M ARTS, Sheriff of Lane father who spent the week-end in
Returns from Vacation — Miss
County.
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proceed to sell for cash at private
the Eastern Oregon city.
(A 1O-17-24-31—8 7)
Maxine Snodgrass returned to her
sale, the following described re 11
property, to-wit:
work at the Mountain States Power
Visitors Leave— Mr. and Mrs. A.
Exits numbered Three
(8), I
N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G ON
company business office Monday
K. Turner and two sons of Port­
Four (4) and 8lx (6) of Section
F IN A L A C C O U N T
following the second week of her
Five (6) In Townahlp Twenty (20) I
land left Tuesday for their home
South of Runge Eleven (11) West
NO TIC E IS H ER EB Y G IV E N : W hile here they visited with Mr. vacation.
of the W illam ette Meridian, In That the undersigned, as executor |
Home from Hospital — Frances
Lane County, Oregon; and Lot of the Last W ill and Testament of Turner s half-brother, A B. Kepner.
number One (1) of Section 9lx M artin Nelson, deceased, has filed and with Mr and Mrs. L. F. An- Cornell was brought to her home
In Township Twenty (20) South hls account for the final settlement deraon.
Friday from the Pacific hospital
Range Eleven (11) West of the of said decedent's estate In th e !
in Eugene where she underwent a
W illamette Meridian, In Ix n e < ...inly Court for Lane County. Ore
Delegate Returns — Miss Ettna
major operation recently for ap­
County, Oregon;
gon, and that Saturday the 23rd day ;
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.
, „
returned Sunday evening pendicitis.
or so much thereof as may be nec­ of September. 1933. at the Court :
essary. Said real property to be Room of said Court lu the County fro,n Turner where she attended
sold to the highest bidder for rash Court House, In Eugene at ten the annual conference of the Christ-
Leaves Friday— Mrs. Belle Fink,
Miss Severson was
for the highest price obtainable, o'clock In the forenoon, has been | ¡an church.
aunt of Mrs. Edward G. P rlra t, will
ubject lo confirmation by the fixed by said Court as the time
from
the
Springfield leave Friday for her home at
aforesaid County Court.
und place for hearing objections delegate
J. A. GIBSON, Administrator. - thereto, and for the settlement church.
Marshall, Texas. She has been
W ELLS A W ELLS, Attorneys.
thereof.
visiting at the Prlvat home here
(A 17-24 31—8 7-14)
i
M P. M OGEN8EN, Executor
A t Junction City— Mr. and Mra.
since Friday of last week.
of the Ixs*. W ill and Testa­ E. C. Stuart and son Frank, and
ment
of
M
artin
Nelson,
de­
SUMMONS
daughter. Nellie, motored to Junc­
Move to Town— Dr. and Mrs. W
ceased.
tion City Hunday to spend the day H. Pollard and family moved back
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E L. L. RAY, Attorney for Estate,
HTATE OF OREOON FOR
at the home of Mrs. Stuart’s into their home in Springfield the
i A 24 31 — S 7-14-21)
LA N E CO UNTY
mother, Mrs. Ella Frum. Other first of the week. They have been
Jens 8. Scott. Minnie M Scott. W il­
N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F '8 BA LE
guests there Included Mr. and Mrs. living at their summer home on
lard L. Cochran, L. Maurle Coch-1
NO TIC E Is hereby given that 11 Cecil Erum of Canby, Mrs. Johnson the McKenxie near Thurston for
ran and C. I. Anderson. Plaintiffs,
have In my hands for service an and son. Edward, ol Plainview.
vs.
several weeks.
L. Z. McVay, John Dewey Campbell, i execution Issued out of the Circuit
Court
of
the
Slate
of
Oregon,
for
Lola J. Campbell, Unknown heirs
Return from Outing — Mr. and
Return to Arizona— Mrs. R. L.
of Daniel McVay, deceased, M yr­ Lane County, on the 17th day of
Mrs. C. F. Barber and family', and W hitlow and daughter, Shirley,
August,
1933
in
a
suit
wherein
C.
tle H. Adams, R. Jerry Adams,
Alfred F. W alker, Halden Wnlker J. Howe and Sadie E. Howe are Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Gossler and left Wednesday noon for their
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___________
Mrs. Halden W
alker,
Also all plaintiffs and Harold J, Leonard family have returned from their home at Douglas. Arizona. They
other persona or parties unknown i and Marjorie V . Leonard are de outing of the past week which they will arrive early Saturday. Mrs.
claiming any right title estate' fendants and which said execution
Hen or Interest In the real pro-
Issued on a decree that Is en- spent at the Wilson cabin on Horse W hitlow and daughter have spent
perty described In the complaint tore<1 of record In said suit on the ereek near McKenzie Bridge. Bar­ the summer here visiting with her
herein. Defendants.
' >R“ »
August. 1933 and which ber and Gossler drove up the mother, Mrs. Alma Pollard, and
To L. Z
... McVay. Unknown heirs
„« Ira *“
,— ld execution
—
... orders
.. me. . (he
— un
— m
o u n ta in s d
u rin g me
mountains
during
the paHt
past wee
week- with her brother and sister-in-law
of Daniel McVav deceased A lf r e d derslgned sheriff, for the purposes
, . . .
t
.
...
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Pollard.
F. Walker, llaiden Wnlker, M rs .1 ,,f satisfying the personal decree >>ni1 t() ‘’Gi'K ’ heir families home.
Halden W alker, Also all other per
‘ he plaintiffs In the sum of
sons or parties unknown claiming lUWO.OO with Interest thereon at
any right, title, estate, lien or In- i ‘ hn rat® of 8% Per “ M u m fron>
lerest In the real property des April 7, 1930 until paid and the
H-rlbeil In the complaint herein, De- f* r‘ her R" m
UW -00 Attorney's
l fendants.
rn*'R nnd costa and disbursements
IN T H E NA M E OF T H E S T A T E ,,f sult tBXed at »24.46, to sell the
O F OREOON: You nre hereby re- hereinafter described real property
qulred to appear and answer the *n “ 1*' manner provided by law.
mniplnlnt filed against you In the ( Notice Is hereby further given
above entitled suit within four “ ,8‘ '’Y virtue of the foregolnfc 1
weeks from the date of the flrat
on Saturday the 16th day of I
AdmlRMl«»n t<9 the f run nil« reduced fro m 50c to t5c.
i publication of thia summons, and September, 1933 at one o’clock In
und (h l* tftc Inchideo free general adm lsoloa
(n a u a lly Mo> to th e com bined N ig h t Show a t th e grnndR tand— b u t e v e ry ­
If you fall to so appear or answer “ ” ’ afternoon of said day, nt the
ifor want thereof the plaintiffs will South and main door of the Lane: body pay«— no pa««es p rin ted . A tten d d a lly , help b re ak a tten dance records.
¡take a decree against you quieting County Court House In Eugene,1 A ^ r i C U l t U r C f H o rtic u ltu re . Llveotoch. 4-11 C lub«. In d u s try .
the title to the following described Lane County, Oregon, offer for sale
and sell at public auction lor cash
.real proporty:
Lots one, four and five of lo the highest bidder all the right
Brooklyn a« platted and of re­ title and Interest of the aforesaid
M e— reserved s e a t, and b e x e t Zftr and M r e x tra .
defendants and all parties claiming
cord In Lane County, Oregon.
*^Vhatever the age of a young­
by, through or under them and by.
and
that
hnch
of
you
be
decreed
to
ster going buck to school, ho
have no right, title, estate, lien or through or under Catherine J. Mil
lined* the careful protection i Interest In or to the aforesaid pre- ler. deceased or any of them, In and
Heelety H o rs e .k o w a nd N a tu re -In th e -R a w rum bln ed - W o rld 's record high
to the following described real pro
Jnm pers (8 fe e t, t In ches! and H ig h School Heroes m ing led w ith th e W e s t*,
against eyestruln that only an jiulscs or any part thereof.
w a n t o u tla w b a r k e r , and B ra h m a » . G eneral adm ission to N ig h t Shew
The order directing the service of perty:
accurate examination can as­
(a M r v aln e ) F R E E . B eeerve s e a t. M e . B e x rs M e . T h re e th o n .s a d free
this summons by the publication
«rate. S ta n d in g reewi fe r 14,4M .
The West sixty (60) feet of
sure. (Hasses mny be unneces
thereof Is dated August 2nd, 1933
Lot seven (7) In Block One (1)
sary, but every child deserves land dlrecta publication once each
of the Lizzie Luckey Addition to
for four successive weeks and the
protection.
Eugene, Lane County, Oregon
Ing p a rk in g , M e . N e paesea p rin ted . N e p a n o a t checks. E v e ry b o d y
date of the first publication ot thl*
Registered Title.
Examinations Are Free.
l>ay. th e reduced ra te — E m ployee#, Concessioners, E x h ib ito rs . C ontestan ts.
summons Is August 3rd, 1933.
r la .d s , Fn trn na— a ll a lik e .
C. A W IN TER M B1ER , Attor­
Dated August 17th, 1933.
DR. ELLA MEADE
ney for plaintiffs. Residence,
Optometrist
C. A. SW A R T8, Sheriff.
Eugene, Oregon.
41 W e e i 8th
Eugene
(A 1724-81—8 7-14)
(A 3-10-17-34-81),
Business Directory
VASTLY M F H M N T
A New Deal
GOOD VISION
Is Essential
Thoroughbred Racing, XS
state.
SATURDAY BEST FOR
Approximately
MOTOR VEHICLE MISHAPS
18 per cent of the
10,371 accidents reportad so tar this
Contrary to common belief, most i yaar happened on Haturday. 14 par
accidents orrur on Haturday and cent on Hundey. 18 per cent oa
Monday, and 13 per cent on each of
Monday rather than on Hunday, i
the remaining days.
and contrary to superstitious Ideas.1
Friday Is not a bad luck day t o r '
Parents of Ben — Mr and Mrs.
accidents
Instead. Friday ra t««1
Clifford
Collins are tbe parents of
next to Wednesday in having the I
fewest number of accident- report 1 a baby son born to them at the
ed In Oregon since January 1, 1933. I Eugene hospital on Thursday. Aug­
says Hal E. Hosa, secretary o l 1 ust 24. 1833.
VSE
Maid O’Cream Butter
FOR TWO REASONS:
1. BecRuse it is good butter, mad«* in a modern
creamery plant.
2. Because it is made from the cream of I^tne
county dairy farms.
"What I.ane County Makes Makes Lane County,”
ban ltn truest meaning in Maid O’Cream butter. If
tliiH county I h to have prosperity we must help one
another. A dollar »pent for a local farmer’» product
comes back to the city—no part of It leave» the com­
munity
Ask your dealer in Eugene or Springfield for
Maid O’ Cream Butter
Springfield Creamery Co.
Before School
Opens •••
Prepare Now
fo r th a t back to school m ovement th a t usually means a
mad rush at the last moment. Shop now a t your leisure.
Shop the Self Service Way and Save!
Shoes for School
Every Paid Guaranteed for Wear
Showing Girls' Sport Oxfords
Special, Pr.
S 2 .3 9
Fine q uality, durable sport o xfo rd , fo r school
w ear. Moccasin toe or w ing tip effects. Actual
(2.69 values.
Crowing Girls Sport Oxfords
Special, Pr.
S 1 .6 9
Good looking, w ell made eport oxford w ith double
w e a r sole* fo r school wear.
Heavy Weight Brogues
Special Pair.
£2.98
Just the thin g fo r school wear. Heavy w eigh t e#
uppers w ith k iltie tongue». Heavy w eight leather
xoles.
Moccasin Toe Oxfords
Special, Pair
£2.69
G irls' moccasin toe sport oxfords in e lk color or
brown. Soft u p p e r, and double-wear soles.
Children's School Shoes
Special, Pair
D urable well made school shoe« th a t w ill stand
the wear. Sizes 8'/a to 2.
Child's Patent Strap
Special, Pair
A real buy - • a child's patent one-etrap slipper
th a t w ill w ear and fit.
(1.88 value.
Boys' School Oxfords
Special, Pair
£1,
A dreusy black calf oxford w ith double w ear
.o le . th a t w ill stand the hardeat kind of w eer.
Boys’ School Shoes
Special, Pair
£1.69
A heavy uchool (hoe of Black E lk uppers. Plain
toe and sole», th a t w ill outw ear the upper*.
Men's Dress Oxfords
Special, Pair
£1.98
Buy now! M en's drees oxforde th a t are g u ar­
anteed to w ear a t a price you’ll never be able
to duplicate.
£2 98 to £4.96
Men's Brogues for School
T h e y ’re here I Moccasin toes or
plain toes in brown o r black
leather».
Heavy w eight soles
Boys’ Cord Longies $1.39
Nainsook Underwear 10c
Boys’ 25c value.
Guaranteed fo r w ear.
Boys' Tweed
Knickers
....... $1.25
White Cotton
Anklets .............. . 25c
For Gymnasium.
Dreasy and durable.
2 P A IR
Boys' Frosh Pants $1.49
Boys Cord Knickers
$2.19
K n itte d Cuffs.
A real value.
Express Stripe O'alls 59c
Boys' Leather Belts 15c
Braided.
For (chool wear.
Boys' School Shirts 49c
Boys' School Caps
39c
Tweed mixture«.
Boys’ Broadcloth
Shirts,
Blue cham bray.
Boys' White Hdfks. .- 5c
For »chool.
49c
Fast color».
FOR 2
Child’s School Dress 79c
Fart color*.
Terry Cloth
Sweaters
59c
Exceptionally popular
KEDS
Boys' Tweed
Longies ............. $1.19
(1.69 v a lu *.
FOR
SCHOOL
Anticipate your school need* now w hil* our *tocka
■re oomplete
Genuine Keds as low as 69c
T h e Largeat Stock of Genuine Keda In Eugene
Free Double Night Show,
Admission to Grounds
LABOR DAY—Th« Big Owning Day» Sept
i
Williams’ Self Service
<£
77 E. BROADWAY
EUGENE, OREGON
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