The Eugene Guard from Eugene, Oregon • Page 9

1. I I I 1939 THE REGISTER- -GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON Page Nine. 17, bEAUTIFUL Ann Sheridan looks far from oompish in this picture. It shows her better as she really is: friendly, amusing.

Anxious to make good in Hollywood as an actress, Ann doesn't give two whoops or comph. she would rather be given good roles than have abstract glamor title. Vice President John Nance Garner sets the democratic nominaation in 1940, and if he decides wage a "front porch" campaign, this wicker arm chair presented to him by his friends in senate will come in handy. He's shown with Sen. Alben Barkley (D-Ky) at the presentation.

A wallet being handed Garner was part of the gift. wouldn't be without it Our telephone protects us. It helps do errands for us. It brings Daddy's voice to us when he's away. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 112 E.

10th Avenue Telephone 3000 Mrs. Barbour Dies Suddenly In Seattle Mrs. M. P. Barbour, for the past six years housemother at the Delta Gamma sorority house, and active in social circles in Eugene, died suddenly Wednesday morning in Seattle.

She was born and reared in Flint, and was housemother at the Delta Delta Delta sorority house at the University of Washington before coming to Eugene. She was housemother at the Delta Delta Delta sorority house at the University of Oregon for three years before going to the Delta Gamma house. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Walter Dearborn of Seattle; a son, Hal Barbour of Tacoma; two grandchildren, Barbour and Virginia Dearborn, both of Seattle. Mr.

Barbour died about 16 years ago. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from Bonnie Watson's chapel in Seattle. Westfir Logging Operations To Begin After 'Danger' Shutdown The Westfir logging operations, closed down for about two weeks because of the dangerous fire condition, will probably open Monday, it was revealed Wednesday by John Bruckart, Willamette national forest supervisor. About 160 will go back to work at the Cristy creek camp it weather conditions continue favorable. The Saddle mountain fire is no longer endangering the Siuslaw forest area, according to Robert L.

Campbell, executive assistant. He reports that men working on the precautionary fire trail are quitting to take up logging work. Supervisor Dahl Kirkpatrick and a Portland forest official inspected the work which has been done Tuesday. Stub Allison Fears Oregon, Oregon State BERKELEY. Aug.

-Football Coach Leonard "Stub" Allison of the University of California admits he has plenty of worries this year, much of them concerning Oregon and Oregon State. "The Oregon State Beavers are set for a great year," the grid mentor said yesterday, "and Tex Oliver will have his system completely installed, with a load of material and a year's experience in the league to make it work." Allison, never one to keep his fears to himself, then proceeded to pick University of Southern California as the next Pacific Coast Conference champion, clash- with Stanford State ing for second and Washington and Oregon taking the next two spots. His own Golden Bears would take their position with the remainder of the conference "in what order, nobody knows." Wood And Brick Homes Predominate On almost two-fifths of the new homes given as security for FHAinsured mortgages in 1938 wood was used as the material of exterior construction, and the great bulk of these were of clapboard. Brick homes were also numerous, three-tenths of the new-home total. These were mostly brick veneer.

Stucco, singly or in its several combinations, constituted the third most important one exterior material with a a a a a a a a a total of of all new homes. Famous Woods Used For Doors Of Beauty A classical interior style of rare beauty combines light cream-colored Georgian woodwork and paneling, with paneled mahogany doors. Mahogany, of all cabinet woods, is said to be among the least susceptible to atmospheric changes and therefore makes doors that keep their appearance and shape through many years of use. A wide choice in mahogany doors is available, not only in the traditional panel doors but also in flush doors for the more modern type of rooms. Alto Weitand, San Diego, was stricken with infantile paralysis all hospital-owned "iron lungs" in the vicinity were in use.

A call to the U. S. Navy produced. artificial respirator life was saved. Premium Lists For South Lane Fair Out Premium lists for the Southern Lane County Four-H Club fair, to be held at the armory in Cottage Grove, August 25 and 26, are being sent out from the office of R.

C. Kuehner, county club agent, to all mail box holders in that section of the county. The fair is being sponsored by the Cottage Grove chamber commerce. The committee in charge consists of H. C.

Williams, Mrs. Max Bird. Mrs. Jean Morton, Mrs. S.

L. Godard, Mrs. Anna Graham, S. T. Rose, L.

C. Schroeder, W. C. Martin and Cleo Morelock. Logging Problems To Be Speech Topic John Stanioch, former president of the Puget Sound lumber and sawmill district council, will be featured speaker at a meeting in Oakridge Friday evening, sponsored by the Willamette valley council.

Mr. Stanioch will speak on the problems of loggers in the lumbering industry. Also up for discussion will be collective bargaining, the NLRB and the determination of bargaining units. The meeting will be held in Strand hall and will begin at 7:30 p. m.

Yanks Have Too Many Starting Pitchers NEW YORK, McCarthy has a quaint complaint. The manager of the New York Yankees says he has too many starting pitchers. Spurgeon Chandler now is ready, but has to be satisfied with batting practice duties. Neither he nor Jimmy DeShong has pitched a ball for the world champions this season. Neither is crying to be traded, however.

Circulation Of Air Helped Ventilating bricks, designed to meet general ventilating requirements for cellars, air spaces, and attics, help to prevent dry rot in houses by permitting the circulation of air. One popular type of "ventilating brick" is a hollow-metal ventilating device which extends through the wall. It is the size and shape of one or two standard bricks and is constructed with a louvered face with water drip at top and bottom and an integral water stop in the casting. Easy to install, the ventilators are "bricked in" by a mason, with the louvered face to the outer air and duct or flue in the room. The devices are used for ventilating kitchens, air spaces, closets, garbage receivers, boiler rooms, hung ceilings, transformer rooms, cellars, cellar rooms, cold rooms, attics, tunnels, utility rooms, and gas-range hoods.

When used in kitchens they are said to help prevent discoloration of walls and obviate the necessity for frequent painting. Ventilating bricks can be built into construction, brick walls, and concrete forms. like Snowdrift, and this is why: No smoke, no odor when you fry. for Snowdrift Snowdrift Cake Biscuit Digestible All -Vegetable Pastry Shortening -Quick -Frying Frying Springfield CHAMBER CHANGES DATE. SPRINGFIELD, Aug.

(Special)---The date of the next regular meeting of the chamber of commerce of Springfield has been advanced to Monday, Aug. 21, according to Phil J. Bartholomew, president of the group. POTLUCK "GOODBYE" SPRINGFIELD, Aug. and Mrs.

L. E. Marschat will be guests of honor at a potluck dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. W.

H. Pollard on A street on Thursday night. The Marschats are. leaving Springfield for the coast where they will vacation for a time before moving to Salem. The potluck dinner will provide an opportunity for their friends here to bid them goodbye.

Mrs. Veda Gassler and Mrs. Pollard will be hostesses at the affair. MISS WATSON MOVED SPRINGFIELD, Aug. Olive Watson left for A Los Angeles, on Tuesday ngiht.

She will make her home in the southern city, Miss Watson IS a graduate of the Springfield high school with the class of '38. MR. JONES TRANSFERRED SPRINGFIELD, Aug. -Elvin Jones, former Spring- field boy, has been transferred to duty on Treasure Island, according to word received here. Mr.

Jones asked that Springfield friends attending the fair wish to see him call at Camp Hunter Liggett and find him. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Jones of Sixth and streets.

MISS AMLID IN EUGENE SPRINGFIELD, Aug. -Miss Lucille Amlid spent the first of the week with her grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Terpening, Eugene. Mrs. Terpening has been quite ill at her home on west Fourth street.

FROM SEATTLE SPRINGFIELD, Aug. cial)-Mr. and Mrs. T. H.

Taylor of Seattle were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bartholomew on Wednesday. The Taylors were on their way back to Seattle, and stopped for a day's visit. Mrs.

Taylor is Mrs. Bartholomew's sister. TOWNSENDERS MEET SPRINGFIELD, Aug. -Townsend club, No. 1 of Springfield will meet on Friday night to hear W.

T. Skinner of Centralia, Wash. The meeting will begin at 8 p. m. and there will be a short program when Mr.

Skinner has finished. FILL THOSE JARS NOW With SAFEWAY FRUITS and. VEGETABLES NIT Next winter you may wish you had canned more fruits and vegetables put up more preserves so it's better to make sure of your supply now. With Safeway values as great as they are today, in seasonable produce, canning supplies, sugar and other needs, everybody can pack those shelves "groaning" full at very little cost I PRODUCE PRICES FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY CORN Green Peppers 3 Lbs. 14c Beans Local Golden Sweet, Seedless Grapes, 4 Lbs.

25c Local Blue Lake, TenNow at i its Best. der Stringless. This is the most popular bean Buy now for canning Lemons, Sunkist Doz. 19c for canning. 3 Doz.

Honey Dew Melons Lb. 2c 3 Lbs. Casaba Melons Lb. 2c Prices Effective Dry Onions 5 Lbs. 9c Friday, Aug.

18, Monday, through Aug. 21 DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING Qt. 25c CANNING Jar West Springfield SUGAR Eugene and Give Your Salads the Duchess Touch SUPPLIES, Tomato Juice, Dia. A. 4 No.

Marshmallows, fluffiest, lb. 10c Parowax, lb. pkg. 10c Corned Beef, Con-i-sur, 12 oz. 15c Su-Purb Granulated Soap Jar Rubbers, 3 doz.

10c 2 lgo. pkgs. Economy Jar Caps, 2 doz. 35c Cheese-It, Loose-Wiles, pkg. White King Bar Soap, 10 giant bars 35c Kerr W.

M. Lids, 3 doz. 35c Margarine, Robin- 3 lbs. 33c Mission Bell Toilet Soap, 4 bars 19c Ball Ideal Jars, Qt. doz.

......84 Creswell Sli, Beets, 3 No. 2 tins 25c Peanut Butter, Real Roast, 2 lbs. KITCHEN KRAFT Julia Lee Wright Bread, lb. loaf 14c Sandwich Spread, Lunch Box, qt. jar 37c Flour Hometype Piedmont Mayonnaise, qt.

jar 33c Cherub Milk, 3 tall tins Vinegar, Highway, 50 grain Chicken Noodles, Penthouse FLOUR 12c 15 oz. tin 12c 49 Qt. bottle Lbs. 73c Lbs. 1.29 TEA Canterbury Lb.

29c SODA 1 2, 15c Huskies Breakfast Cereal, 1-lb. Black Pkg. Brand pkg. Jell-Well, all favors Beans, small white, 5 lbs. 23c Zee Paper Towels, 3 rolls 25c 6 pkgs.

23c Red Mexican Beans, 5 lbs. Shinola White Polish, bottle Kellogg's Rice Krispies, Blue Rose Rice, 5 lbs. ....29 Puss n' Boots Cat Food, 4 tins 19c 3 pkgs Raisins, Seedless Shredded Ralston, 2 pkgs. 25c Friskies Dog Biscuits, 2 lbs. 4 lb.

pkg. 22c Quaker Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs. Stokely's Baby Food, 2 tins 15c Cocoa, Hershey's Kellogg rumbles, package. 12c Highway Grapefruit, 3 No. 2 tins 1 lb.

pkg. French's Mustard, 6 oz. jar 9c Wax Paper, 40 ft. roll Corn Lane Whole No. 2 County Tin Kernel 4 No.

2 29c GRANULATED OXYDOL SOAP Large Package 19c Peas No. Garden Libby's 2 Tin Sweet 2 No. 2 33c Stokely's ASPARAGUS TIPS Tuna Flakes Light Flakas Mid-Pacific Meat Size 19c 2 Tins No. 1 25c Zee Tissue Green Beans. The Green Diamond Popular Most Bean A 3 No.

Tins. 2 29c Rolls 650 Rolls Sheet 15c BACON Swift's or Sugar whole Cured Lb. Breakfast Monotony Pure Ground Beef 11.10c Fryers R. Fresh I. Reds dressed Lb.

Julia Lea Wright. gives quick, easy ways in this week'. No water or cereals FAMILY CIRCLE SALT PORK Plate Style Lb. Out today! COFFEE Sliced Bacon Swift's or No waste Rind Lb. 19c AIRWAY Lb.

15c 3-lb. Pure Lard Open kettle 2 Lbs. Short Ribs Lean, meaty 10c EDWARDS Lb. for for baking, Lb. 2-lb.

Tin-43c 22c 4-1b. Tin-85c Beef Roasts Center of Steer Chuck Beef Cuts Lb. NOB HILL Lb. 20c 2-lb..