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C o tta c i f t w v r •’_ ... . . ,.rT B s u k ll* k *4 1890 The preacher who fill» hla pew« mor* <>»•»wuuid « * to tha same persona parson« out of »vary Sunday. 32 waak* In tha year, support Ih« work Do we want road conatruo- perform» a harder task than tha P ak lU M B*,rv Frid ay ky C o tu r» Oro»« I tlon to stop* lecture platform orator who draws P u b lI,h ln « C o in p « n y . , • • • largo crowds at »vary atop, always Elbert B * 4 ,_________ ______ Pr»»ld*ut Elbert S m ith ............ ....... ..............U t r o u r y Governor Meter's business part- with the »ante old talk that has Elb.rt Bod* .................... ........... -Editor! nar came to Salem during the sas been pollahed up a little bit after Jack Howard Methodist E p i s c o p a l t hutch, i Meredith A. Groves, minister A A r r ic ia » , publicado« ratarod at Col- slon and assisted In rushing through each delivery ta ta P ro ra a» »econd eia.» m attar » <5 Morning (Keauuia et s d ille do« B aristi»» w rit- Sunday school al bill that has since provided $2.- tea tor and pu l.ll.h vd by The Sentinel .28 sorth Sixth I 000.000 to give employment to hun- Barino Ottica An eastern man who w-aa down two week, «»o. ln »oute w a r II did ( e l worship 11 o'clock, aei inon subject. 8 r B 8 ( 'K I P T l o i t K ates dreds e f men in Multnomah county and out wem insane and started to by the d».b editor, with oaljr a choose 'Christianity and Chem istry" A might be a a ld , . * * ^ 3 s £ » ^ » h r i w and ih * quarts! will provide special mualo. (Cash lu advance.) who would otherwise become ob- bark and bite It might Itipplas » ft of ih. I»»l parasrapb. all of Union young people'« meeting al 7 3aa yaar — 82 00 I Three mouth» 80 85 j jects of charity. The governor stgn- that he went to the dogs which wa» a ( « a ll* rvm ladcr to Ih* o'clock al the lluptinl church Union afxer „ Us — 83» jl tojOae mosth----- fcjM b a m h lc w rite r of Ihc » e le d p ,h ll» (c a of service al 8 o'clock ut llapllat edito r* I l «a» « lib mucb fear a lid l r . m l i Member of passed. Now Multnomah county will A woman w ill take her hubby's ling that m l. w r itr r a w a ll.d Ih. public* church at which Rev Grove« will U stionai E ditorial Association have this much less chance to make word for anything If It happens to non of tb . rtrai In.inllrovnt. and now bo Orosoo B u te E d ito ria l Association speak The Epworth League will a 30 per cent reduction, for it will be at a time when ahe 1» planning •* In a n o ib .r .paom of f»«r O r»(on Newspaper t'o nterence - ____ . . . tte m b lla « Ih s i this batch may not r w v i’ o entertain other young peopla'a ao have to make a levy for the first on a new hat. n v a im .n t and may bo con d e l lea Friday evening. July 17, year's payment on the bonds that --------------------------- ri« n *d w ith dull tbuil to Iho d . .p r»c.aooa with a swimming party and marsh 89 PER CENT REDVCTION have been Issued, but It probably Of course your children learn all >'f t b . b id « -» , old w n .i.b n .b .t Iho annor mallow roast at Kelly's brldgr The IN OCR TAXES . . . .............. . L „ . . ____ . . . . . . _________ . . . n l l a l to a ll w e ll r e g u U t.d and . « « can that thia , Is batter their . . be . . shown . . bad habits from their associ fu lly *4 newspaper«. Hut If I I do«a groups will meet at thin church al than feeding the unemployed from <•1 lato petal tb« • ( '• n t lo * of amateur 830. A state-wide committee appointed tax funds. dog train fra 1» re sp***! fully «‘•H«d to ih« • a » by Governor Maier has recom following study, result of cloa« t»ba«r«a Other counties have been doing mended that every taxing unit in CAN l . l M H E K COM E HACK? tlo a . lu ih * body of »hla a r t k l* w w Ih c H ig h w a y Ik a p lln l C h u rc h the same thing, caring for those In 1 M *«llo n la made of •mphasla. which ai> I Henry Wilson Davis, pastor the state reduce Its budgets by 20 lllh lo distress by giving them employ a«ly in Ih« »rloctioa of «orda allea not ___ . (K u<«a* K «<iat«r G u ard.) per cent, and this recommendation by nhlcb you «Ute.» »V <o*«m your do«. »chool will meet at 9:83. .Morning ment that made them feel inde has received considerable favorable In latne county wa witneaa the - bui algaai« aa H v a il In tb« m attar of ae worship will be held at I I o'clock, ill London pendent. comment. The governor also wishes : a l which turn- the pastor will Do we want to reduce taxes to *«0en«U . suspension of two of ®«r legislation that would give some such an amount that these persons biggest l u m b e r manufacturing K J ios's t hearing *,««»» la always — i » « , . . and ha I pieach on "The River, a Symbol of Springs --------------. state commission appointed b* will be t h r o w n on charity? And if Plants nutls of the first class which w ill iwadily learn to d i.lln s u l.h order* : Encouragement ' A union church governor, and serving at his pleas they are thrown onto counties for we have come to regalai as land by sound, h i b . f a w a 'i « a ad.r- e e w ira d son i service will be held lu this church marks. The management hope» to ¡ Z J , * ^ ar” d o 7 b i ì T o.'.m ’ iy , .n"d a a'Jtd al the 8 o'clock hour an>l Rev. ure. arbitrary powers over local tax support, can taxes be reduced? levies and bond issues. be able to resume operations some- „ „ tt, ib. »am . lo h .n b* tbinb*. and Mcrrsllth A Grove» of the Metho a a a The recommendation of this com time in the near future, but with II yon w ill study your do« n* you .»poet dist church will preach, The Bap Tax reduction has a potent ap production costs shout 30 per cent { > . ' « « ' X Udap tist Young IVople's union will meet mittee and the pronouncements of peal. We all want it. but until now the governor have served to do one under sales prices, the manage- » tinnì, d e fin ii.. b o a.fl« is l result A» at 7 o'clock we have not had to consider very a s s thing, and that is to bring home meni can't be expected to take the to .»U hl ha la b o r, under handicap III io the taxpayer the fact that the ha‘f punishment Indefinitely It is cheap- Uri“ ‘l* „ ' X , bf«*btai ab «id “bZ X * t'lrurvk e f tk * Nstarena. Eleventh street and Adam« avenue, T J Orr. paster state tax is a small part of the total **" er ,o carr> the • h‘“ down • .|d«oai and a n .p h .tlr * . d n l . a y . nt Sim ilar arheel, 10; m orning preaching and that real tax reduction must lhe machinery Is in moll. n. we Other mlll4 ln other northwest fun atop i l . m u » i have so in »iam in I sendee. I I : young people ■ tneellng S-Sli come from local taxing units. I f bave s')me Kr a v * problems. Tire communltie8 have bevn closed, and whlch •” •»•* » evening preaching aarviee. » 0 0 . mid week prayer aervlea. S '»O Wednesday nothing more than this happens the ^«ntinel is¡not making recommit»- n#ore m |lu |nay chwe<1 befo, e Chapter II. alghl agitation may be worth while, but ¿»‘ ions, it Is merely the trouble n over. No use trying lKjn Frdro. the cocker, born of • • • let us coolly and calmly discuss the questions which each reader should t j dlsguise thc fac, ,hat lumbering black and shaggy parents; endowed Churvh of C h r is t— (l«o«doa. IJ mil«« proposals that are before us r ,n r is a mighty sick industry. Over In with individuality, dignity and • '» In- •»>ulh of C olt««* Grow« ) dlunday i« r “ t'o iiif l»ft I s Renstm T o g e th e r’’ „ ...„ . „ ___ ____. Chicago the representatives of telllgence. survived the tomcat b a t-- y | c « « . U lb l* aluJy 10 a m . worship I I T >0 p m Before we can have 30 per cent largest lumbering «>»• but love of the cat chase was a u» . »« rlp lu r« «Ihdjr In the first place, do we In Cot • • • tax * ................ reduction, ............ we must ... find * where • “ “ outfits in the country are holding his dog soul. From that tage Grove and Lane county want L a lh *ra a M lu to a A d *» a il« l «huwh. are can make the necessary cuts. a special sexton trying to find an ^ate appeared all the more de- w«al Main air««» M a rlin I* Minton to be deprived of the right to levy Probably ever}- taxing unit is in answer. lo r Diwla» ««nri«« ai 9 30 »ach Munday termined to get hfc» cat but It w m such taxes as we wish and to vote AU Lalh«raaa. |rr*a p « *ilv « of nationality much the same position as the city wclconaal to these Should the lumber manufacturers Just bluff for his nature was not a w eordlally lavlt«d aa « » II aa th o a « who such bonds as we wish? Do wish to continue our present home e' ' C1'J o Udf el, pool their selling? How far can 'ha* of a "killer From that time a r* without a vhur*h hum« g<j m volun‘ ary rigulation on no cat. big or little, tom or • a • rule, or do we want a commission for I M I contained the following items Church 1094 »eat Main t ia io n production. Is the old fashioned tabby, ever got the opportunity to a tr « I*«at«coatai at Salem to tell us what we can « t. F \ \ Mpradlwy paator Munday a, a mv principle of individual freedom and *n Ibat dog’s face, and none of ■rhooi, tf 4A. worahlp. 11 a m and ? 90 and can not do with our own Mayor and council _ Legal d e p a rtm e n t__ .. good will worth clinging to when them could get to a friendly fence p in . bib)« itu d y . Tueaday n l«h t. pray money? *»*,v,vo means continual losses? Does P°*t or a tree limb quick enough »r and worahip Fridays When we want to vote bonds for Health department • • a Ixnidon, Oregon _ v ftv.vo th* market outlook w arrant efforts to »«“ ‘ hat dog. Indicative of his an armory, or for a new city hall, Police d ep artm en t__ A l ih« lnt«ra««tlon of w«al M ala and protection 1.1.XJAV ----------------- ------------— — better nature It was observed *2 7 S ...... , aavno --------- preserve present productive ca- OeBer nature il often was orren ooserveo M H r w U |a a small whit« ehurch. M»*«alh or for streets, or for sewers, do we Fire -------- " a non 2 . paclty? W hat can be done to light- ‘ bat If a cal stopped his get-away Day A dv«atlai. Ka«h Saturday at 0 lo want some commission at Salem to Street lig h tin g ------------ - ------ 3,500.1.x en the , . load , „ which . . . . the . . , lumber ___ ,___ , in- «,,<1 tn .u l h la e ro u n .1 D on w o u ld an hoar la ap*nt la ih« alady of Ih« SUb and a •*o°<l hla ground. Don would ^W hen^w e Z ^ T t T l e v y a tax to and 133.0v> bath school l» a a o a A l I I o'cloch Ih« dustry bears In freight rates and “ PP1* ht9 four »heel brakes, wsg 50.00 taxes ? Should government regu- himself where hla tail should have support a library, or to light our “ City hall maintenance ____1.800 00 lation of lumbering be invited or been and call the game off with LONDON. streets, or for sweeping our streets. Revision of c h a r te r _ ____ 250.00 avoided? Or must this great basic Ms much as to say. "Oh. that a all do we want some commission at ___ 550.00 Sewer f u n d ______ ___ I Spactal la tha Saallaal ) industry welter through on some rlght little kitty-oat would nt hurt Salem to tell us whether we can or Sewer fund, sinking fund July 14 M r and Mrs W T approximation of "survival of the Xou ^or the world.” can't? and bond interest __ ____3,575.00 fittest?’’ In other words, do we want the We often hear It said That dog Jones ntads a business trip to E u E m erg en cy__________ ...... -1,000.00 I f n iis ery - kind of democracy we now have or loves company, the understands every word said to gene Monday. Library- ___________ 600.00 Mia. Frankie Thorn la staying people of the lumbering regions him ” Yes. but how many dogs un do we want a mild autocracy? Park expenses______________ 50.00 may take consolation in the fact derstand words whispered to them? with Mrs. Elegía Thordenburg while I f the answers to the above ques Park, street assessment .. . 275.00 that lumbering is no worse off than Don Pedro did. O f course the trick Ed Brasher Is working at hts mine tions are yes, are we willing to take a chance on changes in administra Streets, m aintenance______ 2,000.00 certain other industries, notably was taught him. with some degree in the Cougar bend district Uons’“ 'o u r present governor might ^ tre eu ' engineer and helper 1.500.00 j coal and oil. They also are be- uf patience. You could whisper to Mm. Tom Foster spent Friday In cleaning, clean-up. devilled by the problems of com- him "Keep still listen'" and you Cottage Grove with use these great powers to the ad S tre e t Mrs Jesee etc. -2,123.00 vantage of the many taxing units ... . , ,, . petltive substitutes, cutthroat m e th -' could hear hts heart beat as he Lansing. 500.00 of the state. There Are many who ods. unbalanced labor and shipping listened to catch the faintest sound. Mrs. O W W hite is on the sick work L ? ? a n d marketing conditions I f there: Vou could whisper to him that you think he would, but he can not New street ............ 500 00 u any hope in precedent. It ran be had peanuts In your pocket, mak lis t sarva mow“ th2n” eight year, and Bridges and culverts Gordon Foster spent several days 500 00 pointed out that the great steel in- log «ore that he was on the oppo- the powers conferred upon him City property maintenance Iasi week nt Thornton Corners with Bond and w arrant interest 6.125 00 would be transferred to his succes d us try went through much the »He side from the peanuts, and then Frank M iller sor, who might be nothing but a same sort of troubles 30 years ago. when he nosed Into the pocket and The Harvey Shipp fam ily of 332.824.00 In the news notes of consolida found them not, you could whisper Black Butte and Mr and Mrs J. E. politician, who might not be such I t will be noted that of these an executive and business man as tions, mergers and realignments In ,o him that they were in the other Banlon spent Sunday at the George the present executive. The next gov items $3.975.00 is for retirement of lumbering, there are indications pocket and promptly he was there, Sutherland home. bonds, for bond interest, for retire- that the biggest concerns are tak- j Loving peanuts as he did. he would ernor might be one who would use (.eater Van Nortwlck is on the these great powers for the purpose m* nt of '*’.a rran}s and for « » fra n t ,n a strong band to assert control J®*1« ■ »«ck "home to mamma" -he sick list. - interest. No deduction could have ' - of building up a great political ma- . in lumbering, but these methods I was taught to know each member A protracted meeting will open chine. Do we want to take that be£ n made ln thls “ i 0“ “ 1 are always attended by plenty of ot the fam ily by some name and at the Ixmdon church Friday night. chance, or would we rather pre- TWent?’1 21 „ 1 j 1“ “’v heartbreak. Nor. in lumbering, is n° t one would be touched until he Rev J. E. W ainw right will be the serve for counties, cities and school get ^ ° j , »6.564.80. Readers who it ,j^ejy or desirable that the large wa* home Some times his love of evangelist. districts the powers they now have? are iond ° f crossword puzzles can operations should ever be able to the fresh roast was too much for M r and Mrs. C. H Woods and The Sentinel does not attempt to have n?orei J'i^ ^lJlding »'here they rrow j the small ones entirely to: hlm and he would stop at the back son Robin and Mrs Woods' SMter. answer these questions. I t leaves c?n take »6.564.80 from the items the sidelines as was done in steel, j door to investigate. Miss Viola W elty, made a trip to them for each reader to answer for i , L ^ ° ^ ncl‘ alr«ady has de- g ut un|e83 there can be intelli- W ith reference to his aversion to Marshfield and Winchester bay himself, but they deserve the most auc^ea rrdm “ —y1* 8- gent cooperation in the lumber In- deep water, he took a run with his Sunday- serious consideration. saving having already been made, dustry. the outcome will probably- folks in company with the two well M r and Mrs Oliver Ferguson * * * h* e ith ,r the d ot*ilnatlon of those known black water spaniels owned and children of Portland spent the Anyone who is at all fam iliar , lor next year. The interests which are big enough • to by Fred Russell, who was manager week end with M r and Mrs. A. S with affairs of school district, city ! lcoI" es e,t5ert l roni read~ master the field, or government of the milling Interests at Dorena. Newton. The Ferguson and Newton and county knows that money- has ” snowing wnere the M per cent control. Only when lumbering, by The party decided to cross Row families visited Sunday at the in times past been wasted by- one ~J cr'm" _______________ __ one means or another, begins to river on the Land brothers' swing M urray Newton home. or all of them, but the money that ' function as a coordinated industry ing foot bridge. The dogs rushed Clark Woodard la on the sick list. has been wasted probably Is not w i|l there be stability in it for to the river and the two spaniels John Massey la busy harvesting equal to the amount that a private either capital or labor. The men at [ Jumped In for a swim across; but his hay crop. business would have to spend, above Chicago haven't any easy problem Don stopped »hort at the water's Several women of this neighbor what the public pay«, for execu to solve. edge. Thank you—no water In his. hood met Tuesday afternoon and tives to conduct its business. That Yet. lumber w ill come back. In Then he promptly trotted to the arranged one of the Mr» W T is, figure the amount that a private spite of the competition of eubstl-, approach of the bridge suspended Jone» homes for the J. E Wain T he P m ih c T elethons A nd T ei - elrai ’ ii U ompany business would have to pay for men tutes. in spite of foreign corapeti- some 40 feet above the water. The right fam ily to occupy while Rsv to take the place of our school di tors, and ln spite of all the d iffl- bridge was in swaying motion, W alnrlght Is conducting services at rectors. of members of the city culties which- now seem so large. As the several pedestrians passed over. the London chruch council, of members of the county long as men are left to want homes, Again the dog was bluffed. Then court, subtract the amount that there will be a demand for lumber. he rat down on hla stub tall and school district, city and county do There is no reason for despair. thought it all out. As soon as the pay, and the remainder will equal : The world-wide depression of busi vibration of the bridge ceased, Don or exceed the amounts that have ness has simply aggravated the Ills gingerly tried it out. Discovering been wasted by school district, city from which lumbering has been that the structure withstood his and county. suffering for years, perhaps hast-! mighty (?) weight, he dropped al- In Cottage Grove, in recent years, , ened the cure. most to his stomach and crawled there have been few extravagances W e shall live to see plenty of the 75 feet of span. in city affairs, few unwise expendi smoke from Lane county mills He was a very fair field dbg for tures, due to the fact that city busi And as the tw elfth and upland birds, but he had one fault ness has been put on a business that was nevei corrected. His first final addition to our lines, we basis, with paid officials to handle bird down was a china rooster, are going into the "Home En Its affairs under instructions from ! clumsily winged. In the retrieve the tertainm ent” field. the council. W arran t indebtedness pup picked him up by wing, ae he By- this we mean all the has been decreased. The water sys had been taught. The big bird, forms of electrically operated tem has been greatly Improved. feeling his returning strength, sud devices which contribute so This year salaries have been re denly fluttered from the dog's hold much to entertainment in the duced and other economies have and legging it for some buck brush, modern home. been enforced. A. F. 8. Steele, secretary-manager completely baffled the pup. In the The school district has been on a Radio, of course; but in of the Eugene chamber of com- next several years a good many business basis for many years and connection with electrical merce and secretary of the county birds were killed over the little there have been few if any unwise transcription of music direct chamber in Eugene, died Saturday black spaniel, but In the retrieve expenditures. from records and films. Home evening, failing to recover from an >hey were always sure to be well Both the city and school district movies, and home talkies. »peration he underwent Monday. tooth marked to make sure that are served by men who serve w ith Home recording, m aking your Mr. Steele had been rallying slow- there was to be no get-away, out remuneration yet give the same own records of your own ly but took a turn for the worse late He became quite proficient in use attention to public affairs that they family's voices. Combination Saturday afternoon. Blood trans- ° t the telephone. In the home the do to their own. machines giving you repro fusions given during the afternoon phone was on a partition wall be- W ith such a condition, It Is going duction of p i c t u r e s and proved of no avail. Mr. Steele had tween two rooms thrown together to be difficult to point to any places sounds, direct from radio or been in poor health for some time by double doors, nearly always from which a 20 per cent reduction from films and records. preceding the operation. open. One day he heard his mas- can come. In fact, both city and A fter having been active in pub- ter,> voice on the line, and barked, Television, within the next school district have already cut lie utilities and cooperative busl- A chair was shoved up to the phone , two years. their expenses practically to the nesses of the northwest for many and he waa spoken to from the Books read to you electric bone. The only place, or practical years, Mr. Steele came to Eugene Jown town phone. 'Twas then t h a t , ally from a strip of tape, ly the only place, that cuts can be about two years ago from Yakim a he let out a 1,n« d<>g lallt that whole musical comedies on a made is in salaries. to become secretary of the Eugene would have made a linguist crazy, film 30 feet long. The things Do we w ant salaries of school chamber. Rut that ended his knowledge of the future holds ln these teachers and salaries of city em The funeral was held Tuesday in telephoning. He always wound up lines are boundless. And you ployes cut below w hat they now Eugene. F. E. Mendenhall, K. K. his phone conversation by Jumping will find them at Radio Ray’s, are? a a » Mills and Elbert Bede of this city his chair, rushing around on some of them N O W ; some The city is faced w ith the neces the opposite side of the wall, ap attended. this fall, as fast as they are sity of levying an additional tax of — parently dead sure that hla master released by the m anufactur a t least two mills a year for sev was in hiding there. P la n t F oil» M iatletoa ers. eral years to care for Bancroft (To be continued.) W ill,, S ii Co.oh •Mistletoe, which attache« Itself You must ace and drive the new Willy« Six bonds. The reason fo r this Is that Watch for our announce to other plant« and robs them of many street assessments have not Sms rsysMsl la Csllsts Srs«s ments on the first of August. O r ig in a l ‘‘L ib r a r ie s " food, has found Ils match In the been paid and the city has had to Get the N E W lines at your in order to appreciate the beauty, size, «peed creosote bush, which has the «hll- The HO Id’s oiliest UbrHrlM ap take over the property. The prop own local progressive store. Ity to withdraw the food In Its peal io I 4ve i>een collection« ot erty may be worth the amounts for See us first, for: stem, thus starving out the unwel- pint mb »1» In Meaopotfltnlm which It was taken, but interest and power now available in an extremely low« 1 come gnenl. pit lea payments on the assessments ceas «sisase fa l i m j mmMj ed, and these now amount to a >«VW(e*. PeUewiui pritt» priced Six. Not only is the new Willy« Six pretty penny. The city has not de / . a *. T t M k , OUn faulted ln any payments, ln fact it has taken up bonds before they fell «Ulys I l a . .»49» to W M the largest and fastest car you can buy for ao H irin g due, but ln • few years some heavy Mazda lamps »Ulys Bight . 99» lo 129» payments w ill become due, and Appliances there w ill not be money to meet little money, but it also excels in pick up, hill WUlye-KaiSht . M l to 139» Radio tube« them unless preparations are made Radios WUlys H -T o a Chassis 19« now. Radio service climbing and long life. In addition, it it So, while there is a demand for « U ly s ÌH - T o a Chassis 191 Electric washers tax reduction, the city is faced with Lighting fixtures the necessity of adding to the tax (Z m s ^ OBNVtNt PÂKTt decidedly economical car to drive. W iring supplies burden. O ther cltlea, no doubt, are I f lit Phonograph records in the same fix. ifftartar Sheet music e a a HOME ENTER I f the county Is to reduce its bud T A IN M E N T get 20 per cent, it can do so only D E V IC E S . by elim inating practically all road A home owned store, home construction. Is that w hat we want? operated, always ahead with E lim in atin g r o a d const! uction SlXBl • &1OUTS • K.NIOUT1 • TRUCKf the latest for— would throw out of employment Home Entertainm ent many men who would become • • • charges upon the county, a t least RADIO RAY tem porarily. In every county the condition would be the same. Thou- Radio Sales and Service hands and thousands of men in the Radio Ray Electrical Supplies state would become objects of char-1 Down by the bridge Ity and would have to be supported P H O N E 201 from tax funds. Is th a t w hat wej want? Wages being paid are h a rd -' ¡ Story oí Don, Cocker Spaniel of Dignity and Long Memory C hurch N e w s Gospel Meetings Place: Church House J. E. W ainw right, E vangelist congregational singing invited and Everybody service» C H U R C H OP' C H R IS T TH E T E L E P H O N E stands ready to serve you in the ordinary affairs of life and in emer gencies. In the dead of night, it will summon a physician. Men transact a greater part of their business over it. Women use it constantly to save steps and time. It helps to make this a united, more active, more efficient nation. Yet it costs but a few cents a day. Largest, fastest, most powerful Six Radio Ray Has This to Say: Ä. F. S. STEELE DIES FOLLOWINGOPERATION ever offered at such a low price! ‘265¿í A N N O U N C IN G our appointm ent as a A U T H O R IZ E D D E A L E R fo r GENERAL E L E C T R IC R A D IO S N E L S O N E L E C T R IC S H O P W ILLY'S Nelson Motor Co. BONDED DEALERS COTTAGE GROVE, ORB.
