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ROsiBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUrG, OREGON, TUESDAY, KIAY 7, 1940. TWO i A 1 rmH rt y f A f-f I t&UUO UJ I -a J. Inr t Ttit A littler, from .John Mi Keen field IiIuIukIhI for the Oregon state game eornmlHidon, Btnten thai It itt likely tho club members of IHhikIiih county mudus pluuiMinu will he able to serine tlx; ?kkh he- tweou tho 2(n h umi 2niu or thin month. It it expurted that DoiikIuh county oionibeiB will net noma- where between two and three. Uiounund itieHHiint vntm Tor thlH BeaHon. The number lias been cut town to coin hi era hi extent for the reason that except iomtlly laie projects are not detdrrd. 'The Coca Cola enlei talneiB con eluded theji; program for the aea hqii Sunday ril Iion I -ike, where tliiy put on n prnKrain durlim the afieinoon. Thin Kioup began on Alitrch Hth and has also pui on program fur (fi-eeu, l.ooklimKlan, Ktlenbower, Klgarose, (iarden Val ley, (Menpjjry, (ilendale and t;ilde. All or these proi; tains have been in the Intertjt of 4-11 club worlf. Ah a pie-Benson program this club will provide the entertainment for the Wilbur academy program Sunday afternoon, June 2nd. The KiwitnlB program will (be tikeu to the Klkbend grange Thurs day evening of this, week. .iiiBtead of Tuesday eveuiujt.. an originally planned. The pippani wfl( be field in the grangq hfll beljiiiKinH ui the Elk Creek grange In1 TdWnllil. H h elub in givlm. i program thin TueHday niffhl bit Itlvei Biliile grunge hall for local and veiling ll wmiiaua who are meellnp In con ferenco for the. day and evening TueHday. Thu, lat KIwnniH pro gram given lu the Interest of Ml club scholarship) will he held itt Uio I'liiiKjua community hall TueH day evening, May II. 4H elub ineuiborH'pr Loon Lake hoi dlheir, achievement program Sunday. In connection with the community progi'iun. Ah livestock was not to be shown in the apring, nothing but, clothing exhibits werf exhibited. However, every one of these rated u blue ribbon and was awarded the same at the time of tho display. , Leaders or Canyonville are pre paring lor the 4-1 1 club spring falr there to be held Thursday evening of this week. All club exhibits are to he, in place between A and II p.. p.. ho that the judges may have everything placed and ribbons up before guestH begin arriving at1 about 7 :!)'). Club memheiH from! Myrtle Creek, Itiddle, Hays Creek, Canyonville nud (ilendale will ex hibit at this fair. . Preparations are under way now ' t-Mi, provide accommodations for a1. oxhlbits and guests ut the l-ll spring fair for the north end of tho county which will be held lu Drain Friday evening ol this week. As at Canyonville, all exhibits at this fair must be In place between the hours of four and six. A splen did picture, "Under the l-ll King," wiieh Ik a sound picture and re quires about an hour and .fifteen minutes to run. will he shown at each of these fairs, Hud also at the .central -Douglas lair Katurday eveulug In Hoseburg. No admission 1h to he chaiKed at any of the Rining fairs, following the showing of the picture, a dress revue, for those girls who have completed ar ticles of clothing lu divisions 2. :i, t and 5. will be held and v timers nelected. The Hoseburg armory has been secured for the use of Hie central Douglas spring fair,. and. will bq open by 8 o'clock Saturday morn ing of this week. Kxhihfls must he in place by lb o'clock. Signs will be placed. so that each community or each club may find Its pln e of exhibition mid gel everything luj ri aumesH uy inc. iiour . maieu. , .Indues will begin work Immediate ly after lu o'clock:. Why armory will he open all UfterrUdin (or people to look the.cphthiis over and again in (he even ill ft for the motion, pie lire, "Under thtf. I fl Flag.'' a sound picture. The dress rerun ill: con clude this program lu the evening. At l ho close of the meeting', nil -o-bibltH are expeclii in tie removed by the owners r someone appoint ed for them. One of Hie outstanding exhibits and of special inieiest in teachers and pupils Interested in an work will he that of the lo (Slide arl clubs, which will require a large umount of space, and then coming from u much' smaller s-hoid. thai of Dlxonville w hich will have ulso li very excellent showing of arl vork. tliv Verna F. I'nmli I ' The, TwenlS Little W eavers I II club weutn a imiuie hike Satin day. witli Jpro! ,Smiley ns lender. They studlU flow ers. trees mid growths of trees. Ah the girls have nearly com pleted nil their sewing, they wish to put it on exhibition at the t il fair at Dialn Friday. .May imh. . (Hy Josephine W light t The tenth and final nieeiinn nf the llachelor (takers of Dtis Creek was held l the sellout Wednesday. .After the usual busi ness procedure the tenih lesson wns read nud discussed. A demon stration in the form nf h lecture was given by KIcbHid Snyder and Ctiffonl W'oosler. The Iota) leader explained how the final page Idioutd he filled. In. The members showed tueir stoiies lo Hie local leader and Ihese were iipproved to lie copied in (heir record Iwoks. The books are lo be mined In lo the leader Friday. All members nre planning to evbihit at the spring fair In Canyonville Thursday eve ning. May fth. . This week bus wttn-sed much labor and planning of the W ood invftei Forestry club, rnicthally OUR BOARDING HOUSE u0 MI5 HOOPLE, AH BIN LOOKIN' HI&H AN' V K7LOW FO' MlSTAv MAJOR.BOTHE MN'T ) "VELL M& LET WELL EMOU6H ALOME.' i f AM' THE MANS SaV MISTAH MAJOR MUSTA TLh T every day the ctuli Ihih mihmiI Home time working on . their boards. Wiletlca Hutchinson aipl Susie CriKpen have collected many Ape ries of fungi and are working, with the assistance of MyrI liarkhuisl , i r it... i Identify these, Lester, Kerguson and Maurice Matthews uro making articles lo show the, uses of wood. Key, Hoy d and Marry Wright have gUtnuriMi ine uiiiereui , ipe , .. . .i. nr. .. lunilier n llio Smith I'limniin va - ley to show. Josephine Wright has collected defects of, lumber. , The Coon Lumber company coiirtoous ly supplied our desires for this ex hibit and tins oixiciaiiers, .cer tainly appreciate It. Thin, ,club is thrilled with the untliipallon of hrnadcasllug over KKX In June. While Hie Woodera Iters have been working, tiic .Inn for Ko Tes te is have not been Idle by any men lis. More wild flowers have been collected and pressed. These earliest workers have sawed and sandpapered much wood in the past week and are planning to have I an extraordinary exhibit at the spring fair. Another meeting of the Flower (irouot'H was held Thursday. The remainder of reports were given. An .interesting report on "The Klements Needed by Flowers," was given ;. by Ahixine Wright. She showed the club an excellent pic ture which Illustrated what hap pened In the absence of each ele ment. Alice .Mae Welch told how the use of ashes will prevent in sects from preying on a gardener's plants. Another remedy, the use of j soup suds, was suggested by Jean lMincan. Three new members were added to Die roll call of the club. They nre' Norma Duncan, Beverly The lender requested that all In-' lending to exhibit at the siirlnc ' fair contact her so that she may ' (Ill nut the questionnaire recently sent out hy Mr. lliillon. letting htm know the number of exhibits to be placed. (Uy Hetty Lou Weseinanl Tho Sewing III and IV club of (ilendale, at lis ninth meeting, bad a discussion on UxAv work Mrs. it. I-:, Place, leader, asked us lo have our complete work at our ' l'llilll mooting next Monday. Mrs, 11. 10. Place and Mrs. I'lrleyl W'luklenian conducted HI" Hllg I at whirl, w, 'I;-; r-i.l ,,. . I mil. lo In. hi-hl May I lilt. Wo nlxo, ,.n,r(.n M(.t'onnark. -lauuhtrr of mix).' ilmiH lur Hh HpihiK hur iiljMr. itml Aim lllalnp Mernnimrfc,) t'auyitnvillc. May !Mh. i WJIS nih,., lo Hip hospital In . Hnsrlmm Thursday iimrniuu vhrru (Hy Mrlly l.uii No.-lpohl) ti was loinul sin was MillerUm A ty was fiijiiywl vry mmh with upprnilU-h Is. by lliu SiHlu'i lIn ( II llolihy i-luhj Aniiinint'i'iiii'iittt havi' hcon n-. Kihltty. The ri'lii'.slunfiits wtTi' tU' , rehoil lien1 of tin romlnn nmr-i liclmts. Tilts put ty uni t ol woini.l up l viat;.' of I'hailutlc Kvcn-tl of Si- out clttii. .Most or the kIiIh mi' llirouh with their work. Tin- Kill; hope thai llielr work will nuiki lovely illsplay ut tho sprhiK llr. They would IUi to thank our loud er, Mitt. Mavis, for hot' kiml ami ht'lplul eooponition. We havo on Joyed thlH yeir'tt work mote than we run express. I Ity .loyee Hartley) The Itreakfast ChiitteiH respond ed lo roll eall hy answering tost (Uertioiis (nvetillK their entire projeet. Heroid hook stories horn oilier chilis wore retol as an aid In story wriitioi. thou t heck' d, ami tn Htrurtions 1 or ennipleiiiit; T h fill vero i;iviu. Mi.'iuliors are lo repot I next eek w hether or not they tsh in t-mttlniie meeliiiKs throuuh tho Mlllltlier. Kelt eshuietltK ere sei ved hy Mrs. Matthews to (he roup. 1 tt Hetty Anne Malllo'wsi At the rt unlai tneeiiu if the "Slth h and t'hal" t hlli loll all as answere'l l) tin mi tin (avorile ptei es of llinsie. All projeet m ul'e nearly t'omploled and all ineiuhois expoet to plat i1 exhibits at Hie sptlUK tair. In pieiaratlon tor the lab'. Mn. Maitb y slmwetl t;n aivin with hei sample set ol doll ilolhts exael'y how to Mint and told ea h pteee, ami iilsu tan-:ht llleiu how tn trtiu embroidery hi it would sho iibi'ly. Win-11 iliese wero inlshed the KUn praetieed limkiiiK a bid rone:lly. Nixl week til" Kills wtll hrftiK all ilieit work. Imiudiui; their ( 1 apbiMiks, im final Inspei (ion. . . LUNCH CLOTHS Netv jtliipiiieut. Ytnmlriiul liutt prints In laton. t-etltiun niitl 1 repeii. ah ,t,v. i.ttnillt prirrd. 1W to !)m . f.Mtlfsi.-- (Adv. 1 with V THANK nwiww Sutherlih Sl'TMlCIil.lN, May ti Mm. I I ifck Valentine arrived Tliurnday from Altailena. California, to visit menus nerw rr a inomii, .Mrs. , Sutberlin. Mr. and Min, Kred (!. Hayner of Colorado Springs. Colorado, who lire I'll rmiwt iwiiik i nil i.iik , ,, , ,, , u( " " hm j "i"-"1. l,M- l'" . ) winter., visited in Sutherlln several days this week at The Sun Munga biw. They will visit relatives In Portland and at Hmiuinm, Wash ington, before their return lo Colo-j rado. : Mr. llnyner is a brother ol I he sun editor. Frank (). Voting suffered a re lapse Thursday night from his re cent illness.; .Mr. and Mrs, Jack Carter, of Hend are visiting relatives here I I'ir a few days. ; I Mi'H. Viola Khainil. 'mother of (ieorge Sluiinp. who is Mi years (dd, Hollered u broken hip, broken arm and an Injury to Hie hack of her head, when fhe tell in the liv ing room of her home west of town Thursday eveulm;. She was taken lo thu Mercy hospital in Itesehurg. WnM-'i Valentine, ami of Mr. audi Mrs, Dick Valentine of Altadeuii, Calif., Joined the navy February: Hth. Walter Is a former StitherHni boy. and student of the local high school. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Neil and child of N'ewberg. Oregon are visit lug with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tut- hill tit their home west of town. Mr. and Mih. Neil are former Suth erllu residents, Mrs. Kiln AVegner has received the announcement nf the iniirrfage nf Iht daughter, Orgene, to James Stroud at Yuma, -"lb. The young Ail7-na. April oil pie are resl- dents of Whiitier. Calif.. wher they will make lliclr home. orgene Is a limner well known Sutherlln j girl I Mrs. .teanelte Laird of Coiiollle arrived Friday lo spend some I line at the Frank O. Young homo. Mrs. I i 1 ril Is the mother ')l Mrs. Yoiilig. .Mr. ami Mrs. l)ora I lailln-nspeiU , ,itierl In move Into tnoir new 111111 .i.i., U.....I...- ai.. li,..- li, ,n. ' . V" " '" , JZ, " palrs and nllerallolis lo Hie house.! t.'nilv" tHtyiiiim of Uiino illl-ir ill- I,..l 'i m.u In I ., it-11 Plitli M-: :utlt. Washtnulnn in aukuki. miss Kverett's lathi r was rorinerly run- I necied with l)i. I'-inaiiza mine Mrs. (ieorge liri'i'ti. who has been niakinu an cxlemlcd visit tn Minnesota. Is expeeled here thi monih. Ku route home she wilt st 00 in Port hind to attend the 1'iadiiatlon of her daughter. Miss )nle Oieen. Im has been lakinu nurses liaininu'. MIsk Hetty I'riee Ik also 11 member tf tbo prtuluat ion elafH. Hoih uirlK are f;radu;ites ot (he local liiuh selioul. Mr, ::nd Mrs. K. Theurwai liter ot MalHhIIHd aro Msltiim lor sev oial dns this week at the homo of Mis Maude Voyelpohl. Charles Ittown Is 111 at bis home in weM Sutberlin. Mrs. I'M Sands and Mrs It in Wh liter nud dauKhier. Joanne, shopped ami attended to business MOTHER'S DAY "Father finally weakened and dressed up Just to please moth er. And what it nurpilso. The rmHiui riennet s work d wen dei i with lather' Kiey suit. He looked like 11 million. Umpqua Cleaners :i NO. MAIN Major Heeple I . " T" '' 1 SOU, JA'oON NO, OS& MR.TWI6GS WHEN) GETS'-Of ivcm v ' f- - -' DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS "Hod so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son." John -1 :J (i. One always stands In awe of this verse. It seems too magnificent, too won derful, (oo IncompreheUHive', (o be (rifled with by human thought or mind. Here It stands the best known verse of the Hlhlo, as a great mountain peak, lowering Hod-ward. There nre four great truths effect! velv stated: A great love "(iod so' loved the world"; a great gill "His only begotten Son"; a great Invitation "whosoever"; a great salvation "shall not perish, but have everlasting life." All these girts are ob tained through simple belief. Do you know what belief really means? It is one of (he strong est words imaginable. II comes from two little words, "by" and "live." To believe is to by live, or lo live-by, ami that de mauds all one bus of heart and soul and mind. What a wonder ful love Hod hail for this sinful world when' He gave 'such u priceless gill to redeem it- "Hod so loved 'the world (hat He gave II In only begotten Sou, that whosoever believed) in Him should not perish but have ever lasting life." Amen. In Kusiehp Monday. .Mr. and Mrs. J. I Ilrown. vh.o have Iil'imi vIsithiK at tho Clltlord Horner home, returned to Kuiumu' Thursday; they were accompanied by their grandson. .1. U. Horner. Tho paint crew of the Union Oil Cn. is busily eimnKell In givinrt llnlKalc's service station a sminK cm! ol' paint. House miosis of Air. and .Mrs. .1 (. i'mp(.i at Ihelr borne east of town this week were Mrs. Lucille : Johnston ol'. Corvallis. a sister of Mrs. Campbell. Mr. und Mrs. I'wlghl Smith, nephew of Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs. Alia Fry, a niece. i.-",l ot Nyssa. Oregon. William Craig o( Cirvallls. a lirnlli. i- nf Mrs. ttoha ilurtlev. was lWf, n eunesui y o aiienii n le iii- . party of young pontile from i 1...1 .. ." i.-..., 1 i..i.r ,?,,; " Trner oV WiUmr w,s a i(llsrsH vlsh.M- In Inwn Kri.lav. m,- :u Mm. K M. Coniplnn hii1 y.m iitVi wrrP viilinj; trk-n.ls, in Hut hot I ii Wt'ilucBilay. , Mrs. Comp- i-,.maliHM heii' to atten.l thu Aliv Itav .lintiiT at the Mwlmdist rhuri'h in tin? t'Vfiitnji. . Mr. ami Mrs. l,us Mi-hcily moved tutn ihcfr lioiut on St-cotnl avntue I'hui'Hiliiy. "Knt Ilai lieeue batulu leliea oiul , Mvo Forever." C. A. Uraud's on the htclnvny, ddv.) ' rwt ' ' J GIFTS FOR MOTHER -Syrup Pitcher, . Clothes Sprayer... Nut and Meat Chopper All 3 for $1.00 PYREX SET, 2 piece $1.00 5-piece set glass S 1.00 MIXING BOWLS Refrigerator Water PITCHERS 50C See Our Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS I Arniind JhD rntinh I ni VMiiU i.iu vvmnj j YONCALLA. -May 6. Rev. Holmes of Pliilinouth preached at the Methodist church Sunday morning, in tho absence of the re gulur pastor, Itev, Parker, who is seriously II) in the hospital In Ete gene. Mr. and .Mrs. Hill of Hal sey wore also present. . , Dr. 'McKaig reports the arrival of a 9 pound son, Robert Laverne. to Mr. and Mrs. (Hen Hale, April Mr. and .Mrs. James Hot torn of Coqullle spent Sunday at Vie par ental Albeit Cockeram home on n,i htii . . 1 - ' Mrs. Cody Long and Mrs. Karl Mi-Daniels transacted business in Hoseburg Tuesday. John Wilson,, student at V. of O. spent, the week-end here with his parents. : Mrs. Harold .Turpi n leH Friday Tor, Portland where she will visit relatives for a few days. Mrs. Izette Kiley or Toledo, Ore,, nrrived here Wednesday to help take care of Mr. Labour who suf fered a stroke Monday evening. Mrs. P. L. C.reen of Red hill brought in a nice box of luscious wild strawberries Thursday. Miss Shirley Seftou and George Roberts spent the week-end visit ing friends and relatives In Cies well. , Sid Woodward "was called lo Portland Monday to serve on the federal grand jury. REA are slashing right or way in Scoltfl valley, preparing to in stall polls to bring electricity to that fertile valley. Paul Campbell has been hired to teach manual training in the high school next year. He has find three years' experience, leaching this subject, Aiole ea AZA1JCA. May 7 Mrs. Ksther Thorpe anil Mrs. Kuilney Smllh were In .Myrtle Creek Tuesday art ernoon shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Curtis and sons. I.ee and Robert, intended to business at Medl'ord and C! runts Pass Wednesday. Mrs. George Ives returned to her home on upper Cow creek Tuesday evening lifter spending the past nine months visiting rela tives In lluluth. Minn. Mr. and Mrs. John Oldenburg anil (Ieorge Oldenburg made a business trip to Cl'ants Pass Wed nesday. .Mr. and Mrs. lllinmick and Clar ence Springer were Hoseburg husl- I ness callers Friday, i Mrs. Carroll Stevenson returned I lo her home hero the first of the I week after visiting in ('.rants Pass. ! with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. Dan King. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas have purchased Hie Mrs. llarbara Ollnghotise property. Mr. and Mrs. William Jantei und Foster Pearson attended to business In Hoseburg Friday after noon. .... i John Olinghouse from Portland visited friends hero a couple of days last. week. .1. A. Long from Marshfleld vis ited at the home of Mr. und Mrs. John Janl.er Friday. ' Mrs. F.verett Wafton. teacher at the Calesvllle school, her pupils and friends enjoyed a picnic din ner Friday, the last day ol school. Canyonville CANYONVILLK. May G. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spore and family or Days Creek worn, vlsil and shopping here Thursday alteruoon. Miss Helen Haley has returned alter spending u week in Portland visitinn relatives and friends. Aiibfe Stuiihenson, who is em- I ployed Ikv the ti. aud J. Lumber Co. at Tiller, was a visum- neie Tuesday. . .. . Vhtl Hart made a business trip to Kugciie Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Itolnnd MontKoin ery aeeompanied by Miss Hiblrcth MontBomery of Hays Creek, visit ed Miss Helen Haley Tuesday. Miss Anna May Mauley and Hernieeo Hohson visited friends and attended to business affairs in (..rants Pass Sunday. Mrs. Clarence UoiUe of Kuene spent the week-end here visiMiiK her husband, who Ik employed at Ford's Auto camp. Mrs. Hodue i wmpletinr- Imsliiem udeilulntrii' COLORFUL WATER SETS Pitcher and 8 Glasses $1.00 :.s1.00 k:e...$i.oo Roseville POTTERY PAx VASES Windows Dollar-a-Year Government No More ANNUAL . FEDERAL EXPENDITURES PER CAPITA Ar War Administrations Roosevelt, 1933 SV ' ""y. I $64.10 per capita If - pnl I 40- I Lincoln, 1861-65. I A. II I $25.20 per capita J fl'lit 3-C ICIeveiaSj SE 2o- Mm 1 a? , vgF'iii IIP io- V" 'f .' r74 llrwTL Days of cheap government in the U. S. are over, ns annual cost of 1 federal spending per person reaches its highest level in history. Chart, against background of a federal dam, shows annual per capita cost of government during 17 presidential periods. Lowest in history was during Washington's administration, when govcrn- ment cost each citizen only $i a year." tlou course. .at the university and will gi-aduuio III June. Mrs. Alice Manloy, former own er of the Canyonville hotel, reports that the business , hus changed ownership and Is now under the management nf .Mr. and Mrs. II. 1). Manning of drums Pass. Tho new owners plan to do some remodeling in the near future. , Mrs., Mauley uas operated the hotel and coffee shop for the past four yeurs and has been very suc cessful. She expects to remain In Cuuyouviile until such time as she completes her business uffulrs. .. lioy F. ILuKman returned Mon day from Santa , llnrbiira, Califor nia, where he spent a week's va cation at the home of his parents, Mr. unit Mrs. II. T. Hickman. Mr. Hlckniaii s Hie superintendent for the Tiller Development company and is directing operations for Hie company at their quicksilver mine, located nine and one-half miles north of Tiller. liverell Itobertson. former resi dent of Cuuyouviile, left Pol l land Monday ror Salt Lake City whore j he has employment. Mr. Itobert son recently returned from a two- I year stay In onolulu, Hawaii. A restaurant operated hv Mrs. Jacob Sawyers will upon at Tiller Sunday. April 5th, it lias been nil-1 notinceil. The establishment has been entirely rearranged and equipped to nrcniniuoiliilu the min-' lug and construction crews as well ' IW the tourlsl trade. Elkron ' Dr. move mill1 Mrs. Phillips will ?rou I into one ol" the Anderson I cabins under KMi creek bridge. Airs. Phillips has been staytni,' at I the Asn Andrews home Or. J'hll-J Ups Is Cam) KIkton's doetor. .Mrs. K. Kestprson. of Kellou'. was In liosebur-i .Monday visitini; Iipi- mother. Mrs. Sallio Cheever. who is in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mat ties. Donna Haines and Mrs. Merle God- iliiiE were Koselmrt; visitors re- j eemly. i Air. and Mrs. O. It. Smith hnvej traded their service station with Mr. and Mrs. While, ol' CoMniro! (Jrove. lor a little . farm. The I Smith's moved Wedncfdnv :uid the rfpi IN GILM0RE.YI IN GILMORE-YOSEMITEJtUN Talk about Mercury and Gilmore Red Lion gas being a winning combination) Just look at the official results of the world's foremost stock car event. Under rigid A. A. A, observation . . , which allowed no coasting or trick driving . . . Red Lion powered Mercury up over icy highways in the High Sierras to a knockout of a mileage record. You Kilties talk about thrift... .no other gasoline give such proof of it. Yes, and no other gasoline gives such a wallop of power. Use Thrifty 1 v T 4 iAMlimUMmyt Z I I I 1 other family moved in. Mr. Smith nud been in business here around three years. Mr. mid Aim. II. L. Hosseu, Mr and Mrs. Tbor Jensen anil Leslie ilaili'ock wcro attending to busi ness ailairs in Hoseburg Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jlalnes, of Drain, vlsileil Hie home of Mrs. Marietta Haines Wednesday eve ning. tiny Ciitlip. who is in the hos pital at North Huiid, is reported heller. Mr. Cutlip hail ail opera- Hon on his knee as Hie result ol , an Injury when he cut It with an axe. - I CARR'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY 2.1 years of service lo the people of Douglas county. Carr's Is cole bi'itting by offering a wldo selec tion of very special videos at -5c. Celebrate with us hy using these seoHals. Carr's. (Adv.) car when it sqys sq, many ..hours, you., greascv this, sp, many more, you change that and so on. It sure saves time in figuring costs, too. Just measure your fuel, look at your meter, and Presto! you know how much it costs to feed your "Caterpillar" Diesel. But that's only part of our story. If you'd like to hear the rest, drop in wo promise not to bore you. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. kOSEBURG, OREGON Red Lion . . . drive carefully, and you. too, will get increased mileage. Tiller Cinnabar Mine ' to Resume Work Soon CANVP.NVIJJ.R- May:0.-qn. Ktriici foil of a . 40-tnn redaction iilalit for tho IrpHtiiH-'iU of cimm lar 1ms been completed at Tiller hy the Tiller Development, coin puny, it was .announced here' by Hoy F. Hickman, manager. - Con Htruelinn mtilerUtls wore transpurt. ed lo the mlna from Tiller by trac tur and trailer, the hauling being .lone on contract by Carl Hill Jr., of Days Creek. Operations temporarily have hoen discontinued, because of un luvnrable weather conditions. Mr. Hickman states, but aB soon as the road leading into the property can bo reconstructed it is planned to resume work. The company hopes to be operating with a crew of IK or more men by the latter part of May. Curl Hill Jr.. will do tho road work with his newly equipped bulb dozer and tractor. Creoles are not muliittocs, its many people imagine. They aro deruendnnlH of white families, lung settled in tropical dimes. . - BRAND'S AFTER THE SHOW SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN DANCING Brand's on the Highway Open till 1 a. m. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. Dx B. Bubar 118 No. Jackson PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21 This little doo-dad with a glass dial is one of the handiest things ever put on a tractor. It's called an Hour Meter and counts engine revo lutions in terms of minutes. In other words, it acts just like the speedometer on , your ill til 'M Vl i s s
