The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 29, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

THIS KF.NTTNBI.. OOTTAGK GKOVR, (»RRGOM
KHIIIAY, AIKIDWT M , I «8«)
H u m . W hat nr« you doing walk
lug ao «lowly up thuM stairsT
Mldnlt«: W«'« workln', bona Wa'«
oarryln’ dla daak upstair«.
B o m : I don't » > any daak.
Mldnlta Fo' da Ixird'a aaka, Car­
bon, wa dun forglt da daak Oaa
Nawa.
"Wa all want you to conn to our
party tonight, Mandy.**
"Can’t, Mambo: I'aa got a oaoa of
dlabataa."
"Com» along anywaya, Mandy,
and bring It wld you. Thu«« folkaaa
will drink moa* anything!" — Kx-
‘ ehang«.
Miaa Kathlaan Hoahllng, Jk-yaar
old China«« young woman, la tha
first woman of bar race to pa«« tha
final law aaamlnatlona In London.
Mha aapacta to practica In Minga
pora.
Malaabooka. Tha Mantlnal.
A N ew
B akery P ayroll
for C ottage G rove
The chamber of commerce mid residents of the city gener­
ally would cordially welcome a new industry that would
pay $60,(XM) in wages over a ten-year period. You can have
that payroll. Here’s how: Based on present sales of bread
in Cottage drove, if every loaf of bread sold in Cottage
drove were manufactured in Cottage drove, $60,(MX)
would he added to the local bakery payroll over a ten-ytar
period.
h’ew stop to think, when they buy a 10-cent loaf of bread,
how im portant it is to them that the bread be made in Cot­
tage drove. There is hut a small labor cost in a single loaf,
of course, hut over a ten-year period the amount of labor
in the 10-cent loaves purchased by one family is a consid­
erable item. What applies to the bakery payroll applies
to many other payrolls. Y’ou can add hundreds of thou­
sands of dollars to Cottage drove’s payrolls by demand­
ing ( 'ottage drove products.
Give Your Home Community
First Chance
D em a n d C o tta g e G r o v e B read
Cooperating in this campaign are the Electric Bakery,
City Bakery, Cottage Grove Creamery, Cottage Grove
Bottling Works, Cottage Grove Sentinel, Cottage Grove
Manufacturing Company.
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S
after the crop Is removed and fol­
" F u i " Mail Carrylag
C »n lon W ater Clock
lowing with the wheat drill. He
The f i mona "pony express" estab­
Tiie water lloat or rlejmydra used
finds that the nitrogen which has
lished In 1*10 to carry mall between
been stored up In the soil by the eoy In Canto« rfates back some .'Al 8t. Joseph. Mo., and California, ra­
A Greet Oenerel Purpose
’ bean roots stimulates the wheat and years «nd has been deatroyed and qui red SO rider* and between 400
Crop.
! puts It In better shape to go Into rebnllt many tlinea. R Is eontpoasd end B00 horses. The quickest trip
o f three copper ves«iel« pfseed one
By W altar B. Ramley
, the winter than anything he h as
ever med» was the dispatching of
«bove Ih»- ut b e r <>n «tepilke plat
!
ever
tried.
He
gate
as
a
result
less
Agricultural Extension Depart­
forni»
In thè bottoni ves-ct la a President Lincoln's Inaugural ad­
i
winter
killing,
a
sturdier
wheat
and
ment, International Harvee-
fl»at wlth an Iddìi il'»r acni» pn«s- dress over the route to Sacre men to,
Increased yields.
ter Company.
Calif., tha l.dOt) miles being covered
Ing tbrougb |t, wbbli. ss thè wu
Beans for seed should always be
ter UH» thè lowee r«r-el, rise» and In 7 days and 17 hour*.
thoroughly Inoculated to Insure
Tha auy bean la one of tha plenty of the nitrogen gathering show» thè (Ime.
Mix-year-old Archie Mlglls walked
world's oldeet crops, having baan bacteria on the roots. This may be
Josephine M artin, Luna Park. N. In his sleep for more than half
1 grown In tha O rient for many can- down with commercial cultures or
turlaa. W hile It Is on« of tha by taking some soil from a field T., high school girl, Is earning a mile on Brooklyn, N. T. streets
youngaat crop« In America, it hax where a well Inoculated crop has money as a trapese performer to afte r 1 a. m., dressed In his night
awapt tha country In tha last faw grown, mixing It with water In a p a , h er w a y through la w sc h o o l. clothes.
years and la now becoming one of sprinkling can until the water Is
our grant staple crops. There are wall colored, dumping the beans on
many reasons for Its rapidly grow­ a clean barn floor a few bushels at
ing popularity.
a time, sprinkling them and mixing
There ara enough tested varle- them well with a scoop shovel
tles to fit almost any climate, soil Freshly inoculated beans should
or purpoaa. There Is perhaps no then be planted as soon as possible.
The method of planting and the ■
othar crop that has so many valu­
able uses as tha soy baan. In tha variety to use will depend upon the
: first place tha soy bean Is a legume soil, whether It Is foul with weeds,
—It takas nitrogen from tha a ir and the purpose for which the crop Is ‘
stores It up In tha soil. Its root sya- to be grown and the local climatic
conditions. Tim e la not available to
1 teni aerates the soil.
Whan grown as a cash crop, the go Into thoee matters. But farmers j
return per acre la nearly always In your neighborhood, who are
equal to and often In excess of that growing them, your county agricul­
i for wheat and It remove« consid­ tural agent or your state agricul­
erably leas soil fertility than wheat tural college can settle all of those
’ Hulled beans have a number of poe- questions. I commend the crop to
»Ible usea- they have a good aale you with the thought that If you
I value for seed; they make a splen­ haven’t been growing It you can !
did protein supplement to corn for profitably find a place for It on (
feeding h og«, a« they contain 30 to your farm this coming
forty-six per cant protein, and
more and mors commercial outlets
R espiratory N ote
' era being found for them all the
The quantity of air a man takes
time. A concern In Decatur, III., Into his lungs at each respiration
Is now manufacturing soy baan la railed tidal air. ami Is normally
: feed, soy bean oil meal, core oil, about ,'IOOMO cubic centimeters. ( if
Cora binder, refined oil and soy this, about 150 cubic centime­
iMan soup. A few othar com pant«« ters never goes further than the
ara manufacturing about the aame respiration passages. The remain­
products. These products are be­ der becomes mixed with the u lr In
ginning to gain some foothold and the cells (alveolar sir), of which
the future seems quite promising.
there Is perhaps three liters In the
There seems to be practically no lungs.
and to the commercial possibili­
ties whan sufficient demand la
Classified advertisement In a
stimulated. One prominent author­ Chicago newspaper: "Large and
ity and enthusiast has classified grade cemetery has opening for
possible uses of soy beans under the high-grade man of executive abili­
three general headings of soy bean ty. Permanent and very attractive
, meal, oil and food products as fol­ proposition.--Two Bells.
lows: First, soy bean meal, fo r hu-
I man food, stock feed and fertilizer
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
—the human food being enumer­
ated as breakfast foods, diabetic
d e n t im i .
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foods. Infant foods,
macaroni,
,B.
W.
K.
LEBOW.—
D estin office
crackers, m ilk and flour for bread,
Fifth sad Mais »treats. Hears. 8:80
cakee, muffins, biscuits and griddle to 12 aad 1 te 5 >80. Kveoings sod Bus- i
cakes; second, soy bean oil, used day* by appointment. Phone»: Office 25.
for glycerin, explosives, enamels, residence 107-B .
paints, hard and soft soap, cellu-
A T C H. K lM L tH u d T l, First Nation .
■ lold, rubber substitute printing ink,
nl bsah buildlas. Colt»*« Uroee, Ore
lighting, lubricants and food prod­ Upesiallit in extrnctlos. sdniiniitrntlun cl
nitron»
Olid »nd oxygen, oral xurrery.
ucts classified as butter substitute, Office phone
10. Residence 126-K.
lard substitute, edible oils, salad oils
PBTBIOtAga.
and olive oil; and third, soy bean
food products, Including dried beans
K? C. E FRONT.— PhysicU s nod sur­
for soy sauce, boiled beans, baked
geon. Offlse la L » » i e i bulldlns
beans, soups, coffee
substitute, Phone «7. Cottsse Oroee, Oregon.
roasted beans, breakfast foods, sub­
AXLKY. M. D.— Physician and «or
stitute for salted peanuts and vege­
• seoa Evening» by appointment. Over
table m ilk for freeb, dried, smoked
gem"» Drug »tore. Cottage Orove. Oregon
and fermented cheese, condensed
W.
KIKE. hi. D. — PbyalcUa and
milk, fresh m ilk, confections and
» Surgeon. Obctetrlss sad dleeuee« of
casein; and then green beans un­ aromas asd children n apecislty. Offic-
der the soy bean food products for First XsUoosi Bank budding. Phones :
green vegetables, canned beans and Office. 2»d; realdence. 12«-J. Residence
nddrsss. 11 <2 west Main.
salads. Isn't that an Imposing a r­
. H. FIELOS. M. D.— General prac­
ray?
tice Obitetrlea sad dlssases of wom­
There Is no better crop to plant
en. Over Kem’i Drug Store. Cottage
with corn to hog down or to leave Orovs.________
________ ______________ _
the beans In the field for the brood
ATT0BVET8.
sows and fall pigs to clean up dur­
ing the winter after the corn has
ERBERT W. LOMBARD. — Attorney
been husked. Many hog farmers
st Law. First National Bank building.
Phons Hi, Csttsge Orovs. Oregon.
are now doing thia to Induce their
brood sows to exercise during the
j T 9«1INN — Attorney nt Law sad
Money to Pinnace BuUding
w inter—for they find that the sows
EUGENE FOUNDRY A
Notary Public.
Practices 1» «11
Agaata Western Loan A Bldg Co.
will make a trip to the corn field courts. Bader buUdlsg. Cottage Oroee
*
of Salt Lake
MACHINE CO.
each day to pick up the beans Orrgoa
Aside from the beneficial exercise,
PAESONS COMPANY
D
BA
TTBIO
.
Wrought
Iron Work— Portable
the beans are also valuable In the
REALTORS
Electric and Acetylene Welding
sow’s ration. W hen hogging down
rafting , henrt m . lake , pi
7 Kaat 7th A va, Phoaa 106
corn and soy beans. If block salt
sad rpeclflcstlon». Personal call»
» -
I* e
I LocAted
b e a te ti
S
w rx
ml
« v iiliif.
two
and a mineral mixture are kept be­
ovo. Oro. P. 0 . Boi
are O fot
«Mt
of
Cottage
fore the hogs In a small self-feed­ 2d«. Phone «IF»
er. the combination la practically as
efficisnt as corn and tankage in
NOTICE TO OOMTRACTORS
fattening hogs.
A good simple
The
General Staff of Oregon National
home-made mineral mixture for
Guard. Georgs A. White. AdjoaUnt Osn-
EL'G EN E F B U IT O K O W K B S’
BEX FLORAL CO.
this purpose Is a mixture of wood eral. Chief of Staff, will receive »esled
Eugene'» Leading Floriet Since 1912
A SSO C 3A H O N
ashes or finely ground agricultur­ propo«als until 3 o ’clock p. m. the 8th
of September, 1380. All proposal« to
Flower» by Wire— Any Place
al limestone, 16 per cent acid phos­ dar
he addressed to Geor<e A. Whit«. Firet
Ia a Firm mu Mannfacturliix Mag-
Bonded Member
phate (which la one of the common National bank. CotUfe Grove. Oreron.
ckoadicka< AMociation.
Florist Telegraph D elivery A»roci»tlon
r O p O R B I « shall l Indud«
U t l - I U v - all
m i . labor
smvrvrs and ma-
commercial fertilisers) and salt r Proposals
materials
requlred
for
tha
ereetlon
and
Eugana, Oregon
mixed In the proportion of 10 completlon of
968
Oak
St.
Phoaa
982
an u armory
bulldlnf at Cot*
"I m
ma
Eugene, Oregon
pounds of the ashes or lime, 10 Mg» Orove
'’ reve. Ore<on.
Oregon
Plan» s and speciflcations may be ob-
pounds of phosphate and one pound
talned at
st the office of the scHutant jún­
of s a lt The use of this mineral mix­ eral,
tate buildinr.
»tale
ouuuius. Salem.
oe,eu*. Oraron.; . at
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ture or some other Is also advis­ the Butldera Exchange. Portlsnd, Oregon;
able when feeding beans to hogs as at the office of eltr englaeer. d ty hall.
Orovs, Oregon, and st ths office
a protein supplement to corn In the Cottage
of the archltecta. Hunaleker. Smith a
SERVICE GARAGE
feed lo t There is no especial ad­ Phillips. Oosrd buUding. Eugene. Oro.
CH ABLET*S F U R N IT V K E CO.
One Stop Service. Day or Night. 1
A depoxlt of »10 will be reqolred to
vantage In grinding beans for hogs
Storage— General Repairing
»
oblain plan» and »peclflcxtlon» The tune
—simply keep plenty of them and will
Tha Store That Saves Tea Money
Auto
Painting—
Dnco
Reflnished
i,
be retnrned opon safe and prompt
We uae the original factory method,
a mineral mixture In a eelf-feeder rotara of the plan» and apeclflcntlon»,
of
auto
polishing
and
finishing.
M
The general xtaff reserves th« right to
88 West Eighth
Talaphona 1122
before the hogs. On account of the
Auto Rebuilding— Welding and
high oil content, beans w ill not sccept or rejsct «ny or »11 bld» or pro-
Fender Work.
Eugana. Oregon
Auto Towing with Packard W recker.«!
grind well alone anyhow. They’re
lack O'Day. Prop.
Eugene. Ore.™
good for breeding stock, growing
ROTIdS FOR PTOLIOATIOR.
Phone 1970
48 H « “ roadway ■
plge and fattening hogs.
Department of the Interior, general
Soy beans are also now frequent­
land office St Roseburg. Oregon. Jsly 22,
ly drilled w ith corn for silage and
„
u
It makes an Incomparable dairy or »•»0-
Notice la hsrsby given that Hsten M.
beef feeding silage. Beane checked Williams of Dtxiton Rt.. Cottage Orovs.
who. oa M»y 2, 1927. mads H o n e
w ith corn for hogging down and Or«.,
MAJOR WHITE A SON
atsad entry, Serial No. 018970. for 8W U
drilled with corn for silage are now NW U »nd WH SW fc, »ectlon 11, town­
"The tasnrance Men"
rather common practices In many ship 21 8.. rang» 2 W.. Willamette meri­
District
manager Peoria Life
dian.
has
filed
aotics
of
Intention
to
make
of our hog and dairy sections. There
final three year proof, to establish claim
insurance Co.
are soy bean planting attachments, to the land above described, before Hamill
I which may be had for any of our A Cansday. register of the D. 8. land
875 Oak Street, Eugene. Oregon
common corn planters and the new office st Roseburg, Or«., on the 5th day
September, 1920.
planters today come equipped with of Claimant
names sa witnesses: Petst
the attachments at the option of Britln. and Charles Putman, both of Cot-
the purchaser. Chinch bugs w ill tags Orovs, Ore . SUnlsy Hickey and Ad
not feed on eoy beans and I, person­ dlcon Winterne, both of Black Both
route. Cottage Grove, Ore.
ally, found In a couple of bad
ILL
HAM?"
* A.
' CANADAT.
Overstaffed Furniture— Anything in
Register.
chinch bug years that corn In which Jly21s2S
Uphalatery
Dinty Moore's Bicycle
beans were growing was not dam­
O’B&
IK
N
UA TTBBSS AND
and Toy Shop.
aged so badly as that In which
NOTION OT FINAL SETTLEMENT.
U PH O L 8T E B I
Extra wheels and part» for all lay»-
there were no beans. And I have
Mattreesee Renovated
heard the same thing reported
Tricycle and wheel toy« both naw
Ksnek MnUreaaea n apecislty
and rebuilt. Columbia bleyolaa.
from other chinch bug Infested lo­ as the executrix of the estate of W. J.
A af s I m of w«i<ht
cal I ties.
Woodc, deosated, with the county court
Welding, brx.lng and repairing
Phone 299
891 9th Ava. East
Eugana, Oregon
Horses, sheep and cattle relish of Lane county, State of Oregon, and s i
120 Wa»t 8th St., Engeaa, Oregon
order has baan made and entered of rec
soy bean straw and It Is very nu­
tritious, carrying, as it does, lots of
‘ protein. The straw of no other crop
can possibly compare w ith It as a
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feed.
tha placa (or the hearing of objections,
We now also find eoy beans any, to said »state.
H A BLK Y -D A V ID riO N
Phones: Office 157-J, Re». 8184-M
grown on a good many com belt
BAUDS OO.
X
Ray
laboratory—
N.
0.
M.
farms for hay. Here Is a hay that Is tha 11th day of September, 1930.
MRTLK D. WOODS. Executrix
Hsrlay-Davldaon Motorcycle»
even more palatable and nutritious
Dr. J. E. Scofield
of the Estate of W. J. Woods.
for all classes of livestock than the
Sidecars and Package Tracks.
Deosated.
Palmar Ohlroprachor
straw. I t la really a hay that Is HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
1999
Franklin Blvd.
Phone 28«1-W
Attorney for Eatata.
a ld -s llt
hard to b e a t A few of our experi­
877 WlUamatta St.. Kugone, Ore.
Kngaae, Oregon
ment stations In comparative tests
Across
from
First
National
Bank
i
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
! w ith It and alfa lfa In a dairy ra­
Department of tha Interior. Unltec
tion have found It for the most
States land office. Roseburg. Oregon,
part to be equally as efficient and July 2d, 1920.
Forest Exchange.
In some cases slightly superior to
Notice Is hereby given that on July
alfalfa for m ilk production. I t Is
24. 1920, John W. Wabb. of Maher. Ore
J excellent for w intering ewes, for gon, filed application No. 019170 undet
A. 0 . N BLfiO N A OO.
After High Sakool Attend
, feeding lambs and for horses as tha act of March 20. 1022 (42 Stal
857 Willamette Street— Phone 528
485). Io exchange the E% EH SW
well.
Eugene Business College
EK , EH EH nW H 8 1 X See, 10, E
Soy beans w in do well upon any N
Plumbing and Masting—Sheet Metal
VU 8 F U NW«,
SF.
'.M i
It'« • Good Sabool"
Wort — Raoftag— Neon Sign»
8W U N W U ,
soil that w ill grow corn. They will SW
swu
Elaatric Refrigeration
grow upon soil that Is slightly add, ssH sw
nk
I
Miner flldg.
SEH a w
but w ill of course do batter whan NE
BUSBNN. OREGON
Telephone 1888
Engaxa. Ore.
It Is limed. There la no better crop S E ’u NE
to substitute for clover that has S K g S W
tJ
S V , 21
a » , A . 2 U « J ., aw. AW v v . , V V . o a . evawnu
Sac.
frozen out as frequently happens. I t la
ipprox
tha Stoalaw national forest, for approxl
20. NE!
~
""
Is of course an annual and the mately 8 acre» In tha EH Sec.
8H
SH
See. I
NW><
and
EH
Saa.
17,
8
amount of forage produced la equal
SW U Seo. r 9, and ' W , “ W « See. 18 '
to that of red clover. I t w ill pro­ 20 8., R. 4 E.. W.
within the Osa-
duce from one to four tons of hay cade national forest.
Tha
purpoaa
of
thia
nolle»
Is to
per acre, while seed yields usually
STEVENSON’S -
DR. 0 . H. DAY
all partons claiming tha lands aal
run from about ten to 38 bushels or having bona fids obiectlon» Io
per acre.
W illiam Rlegel of application, an opportunity to file
familt druggists
O.teopathla PhyilcUn aad Sorgecn
Tolono, ni„ one of the country's protaats with tha Ragtatar of the I
State« lend office al Rossburg, Oi
Foot SpaclaUat
most extensive and successful soy
4 busy drug atone
r days ft
bean growers, has also found a new
Miner Bldg.
leg«». <>••
of thia
Kodaka »ad Kodak Finishing
use for the «nop. He follows beans tha date of flrat publication ifi
ba
ties, which flrat nubll
In hie crop rotation w ith wheat, ust
7. 1920. HAMILL
0AS^toùr.'
simply disking up the baan stubble aT-a2)ww
THE SOY BEAN
J. HE Indianapolis 5 0 0 Mile
Endurance Knee 1« f union* an
an endurance test and buttle of
tire« for no driver can win thia
race who has tire trouble. He
rare« over a hot brick track at
a «peed of 1 0 0 or more mile«
per hour. For eleven consent-
t lv e year« Fire«tone G um -
Dipped Tires have been on the
winning cars.
F o R years
Sun., Aug. 31 and Mon., Sept. 1
A t C a l-a-p oo-ya M in era l S p rin g s
T w o Big D ays of W ild W est Shows
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RACING, BUCKING, BULLD0GGING; “CHUB” MORGAN
COMING; OUTLAW BUCKING HORSES; RACING HORSES,
80 HEAD; COWBOYS, COWGIRLS, CHAMPIONS OF CALI
F0RNIA; SECOND TO NO RODEO; SWIMMING, DANCING
AND OTHER AMUSEMENTS A T T H E CONCESSIONS;
CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS ADMITTED FREE WHEN
ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR PARENTS; 12 MILES SOUTH­
EAST OF COTTAGE GROVE, ORE., LANE COUNTY, ON
ROAD TO BLACK BUTTE, ALONG THE COAST FORK OF
THE WILLAMETTE.
SPONSORED BY
M cK E E L & B E R G G R E N
D*
NEW MANAGERS
D
LANE COUNTY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
D
H
GUM-DIPPED
Hold All World'» Record»
on R o a d and T rack for
(a) B v a r y f i b r e e f ’e e tto n t h r e a d g e l a t f l a t e
t h e m a k in g o f t h e co ral f a b r i c , w h le b la
t h e fo u n d a t io n o f t h e t i r e , la e o e te d w ad
c u s h io n e d I n r u b b e r b y th e P l r e a t a n e
p a t e n t e d D n m -D lp p ln g p rw e e a a .
SA FETY ,
MILEAGE,
SP E E D o s X
ENDURANCE
(a) P lr e a t a n e S u p e r H ig h S p e e d T ir a « b o w
b e v o 0 3 % m o r e r o b b e r In t h e t r e n d , g iv ­
i n g d e e p e r g ro o v e s t h a t w i l l g i v e y o n
e v w r 8 0 % m o r e n o n -a k ld w e a r b e f o r e th e
t i r e la a n n a l h .
. T we SP.
are not just features. They arc basic
d lfferen rw in lire building proved by acrvlre on
' " of * road * and * ' tract
ick.
*y " hind
3
Y o U «nay never intend to race. You may never
Intend even to apeed. You m ay n ev er cllmlt
Pike’s Peak. Hut, every day— whether you know
It or not— your life depends upon your tirea.
4.
5.
TIRES
Tire«. They demand (hem. They know lay rx-
rienee that this lire never foil». It never fail«
rauae it la built not to fail by the apeeial Eire-
atone proeeaaea o f tire building.
(b) I n t le r t h e t r e n d Is t h e E lr e a t e n e p a te n te d
C n tn -D Ip p e d D o a b le C u r d B r e a k e r —
w h i c h m e a n s n o t o n ly t w e e x t r a p ile «
w h e r e m o a t a e e d e d , b a t a la e a e ta t h e
P lr e a t o n e T i r e a p a r t ns a n a l l c o r d t i r e ,
w h i l e o th e r s e r e w o v e n f a b r ic a n d e o r d .
R
F O U N D R IE S
REALTORS
H
F r u it G r o w e r s
F U R N IT U R E
A u to S e r v ic e
T l l E S E driver» tlo not «imply tbdMMM* Firestone
C
Keep Lane County Money in Lane County. These
Advertisers Are Boosters for Their Home County
F L O R IS T S
hazardous race of Pike's Peak
c lim b —-w h er e a «lip meant
death— used Firestone Gum-
Dipped Tires.
— fo r eleven runaeculive »vara
have won the 500-mile Indian-
apolia Enrinranre Race.
— were on w inning cara In Pika’a
Peak Race— where a »Up meant
death.
— were on the Studebaher Car
which went 30,000 miles In 26,-
326 minutes on a board track at
Atlantic City la 1928.
— were on the CMC Track car­
rying a two-ton load that hung
up the Coaat-to-Coaat Endurance
Record.
— ran 71,351 mile« on a Detroit
Taxicab before the first tire was
replaced.
V ^ E H A V E these Super H igh Speed Gum-Dipped Balloons fo r sale today. They are the
same tires that the rucing drivers demand— the prem ier tires of the world. T h e ir first
coat la low. T h e ir eoat per mile of serviee makes them cheaper today than even cheap tires.
They are Inexpensive, not only because the price o f rubber la low, but because we have
joined with F,reatone to bring Into the sale o f tire» the aame degree o f efficiency which
goes Into th e ir m anufacture. T he benefit o f all thia ia in the price to yon.
D r IVF, IN
T O D A Y . We w ill examine your tires and make you an allowance fo r your u n ­
used mileage. W e can equip your ear with new Firestone Super High Sneed Tlree at a
much lower cost than you ever expected. They will give you unequalled service and
satisfaction.
T R A D E IN YOUR USED T IR E S TODAY
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S uper S ervice S tation
VERN GAROUTTE
PROPRIETOR
Corner Pacific Highway and Washington
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Self Service Stores
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Shoes for every member of the
family
98c to 84.98
Corvallis. Eugene, Salem, The Dalles.
Bead, Oregon
SH O ES
BUSTER BROWN SHOE
8T 0R E
"Happy Feet for AJ1 the Family"
Shoes— Hosiery- Service
921 Willamette Street. Eugene. Ore.
STATIONERY
Coe Stationery Co.
941 Willamette St.
Party Favor»— Bridge Prlsaa
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LYLE 8 TAILOR SHOP
Upstairs aad Sava Dollars
Clanalng, Pressing. Remodeling,
FttMag
Batts 62R«o and op
981 WUlamatta
84.
Engeaa, Ora.
TRUCKS
International Trucks
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tan. 2 :<m. | ton
B . e . M A 8T B B 8
•4 5 Olive— Eugene. Oregon
Women’8 Wear 5
GILMORE’S
"The Shop Every Woman
Kaews"
Lcana Jeahfna
■ xdnriv. M lllla.ry
New location— New Schaafera Bldg.
Willamette at Tenth. Engeaa. Ora.
P h o to g r a p h e r s
MARTIN’S STUDIO
IM atlncttve P ortrait«
708 Will St.
Eugene Oragoa
F IL M S
OARL R. BAKER FILM
SHOP
EVERTTHIHO FHOTOOMAFNIO
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glean 1» «■« erdan.
7th aad WIN. Ma.
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