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»1 Iks Nsisrsas. K ls n a tk iir M i to ventrale the Virgin Mary as the s»4 Cbsrek Ademe f J <>rr. psti.u Intercessor between the Christian S,nell« t«k»»l. a 4t; m sials f prssi-klsg tins s s i. and Ihe Savior and for Protestant • • n l . s , I I . »»‘la i psepls's »■••Uns • »•nine e«’ S»klaa »»„les. 1 - »01 •“ »>14 . return Io the "mother church, wisk p is r ir i i n l n We+sieaai • 4sr s itili choir practice, f Thursday, I. O. t'k u rik at C krln (Laaéaa. I * mills Shaw, minister. i.Hilh .d C ullasi Orm a ) Sun.lir »•« lllghway Baptist Church, Henry • • • s in s , h lk li »«'•«!» In a ni. wuraklp I I Wilson Davis, minister. Bible a i» * siilplu rs slu4r t SO p at Peatetetlel Ckarsh, loss seel Mels school, 9 48; morning worship with f W g p r.J I.r . » o l . r — »ae+as Incorno Tag Records. The Senti celebration of the IXMxI's supper. sshoul » »I». wcrsMe. I l e i » s»4 » »0 I ; young people'» meeting, « SO; p h i blbl« elude T u .iils r n lfb l. I>rsr nel evening worship with sermon by the pastor. 7 30 The church will Join with other churches of the city In observation of the "Week of Prayer" to be held January » to 10. ess I ’reebytertan Churvh. D. P Cam eron. pastor At the 11 o'clock Sun day service the pastor will give a New Year's address on "Going For ward with the Shepherd." At (he T;»0 evening service his subject will be "The Tanderf««>t," a survey of what lies ahead Sunday school will meet at 10 o'clock. • • • First Methodist FiUst-opal Church, Meredith A. Groves, minister Sun day school. 9 43, Hansom L. Cone, superintendent; morning worship. trtinaire o f 11. sermon subject. "Prayer, a Spiritual Radio,” special music by the oholr; vesper service 6 to 6. special music: Plano dust. Mrs. Armorel Monson and Mrs Bessie Sutcliffe; vocal solo by Mrs. Glen Haney, mixed quartet from the choir: anthem by the choir; sermon Diet. No, 86: Equipment. $49 83; subject. "Toward the M ark of the «tatera* n tí m* d® Dv ‘ "e sen- , 1M 7; Damewood. $9 37; <-O W 23; Frank Deming. $8 62 tlnej during one or morc of th , |n. CJajr $1,157. e A. Diet No 44 u .r o rh.hit.i Dist. No. 44 n Guard Publishing R a ,d n i i t - N " 38 W 98; c U M ®r" Prigs," a New Year's sermon; In «sa _ ** r ...» fd 4 YO E. L' P. r» Saundere. Qann.lara »9.70; tQ ?lV T T termediate and senior Epworth campaigns, when Weep- Cowden. »3.19; A rthu r M iller. $3 19; C a. »6.60: Inter-C ity Sand 4 Gravel i t t »6 99. Leagues. 6. M. A Qroves. leader of ln g “ “ * r and „oth®r» n l,d *. ,b ® C. M Damewood. $4 4». Co . »48.48; Equipm ent $19 70; John ■» Sweany, «1131. t h ,t P*r ®*nt Dial. No. 7: Eugene Concrete K o m m et $24 96; Joseph Davidson. Ferries C J. Colter. »173.00. isnlor league. A covered dish din Property bore 90 per cent of the p , ^ co.. «13 63: Equipment. »7.17; $6 19 Rr.dge G raberO eltye Hdwe. Co . ner will be held at 6 SO New Y«>ar's ‘ nd “ ’ I " . to,e! T d,. “ l Ì th* T J- Sweany. $2 49; Claire Parka. D la t No. 43 Robert Hawkins. $190; Addison Lumber Co.. $33 C eve at the church. At 9 o'clock the 12 P*r Cent t h ,t pald th* 80 P* r Oeo, Tolman. «28.83; Equip- »61; Roy Fitch. $14 97; E quipm ent W Brown 4 Son. $3 30. Pederson church w ill Join with other churches cent was all farm property. raent jjjg o ö ; J W. Baker. $9 34; $43.00; A R. Tolman. $43 33; Rob- 4 Brown. $1.10; tHadwood Service of the city In a union watoh night S Wa.ls, $1 19 er« Hawkln». $12 76; I. G Meeker. Station. $1 83: S B. Flnegan. $10.92. fellowship and service. see that ?" La“ * C°.Unty “ “ »We lantl p ist No , Steve $3993. $3 19: L. Husman. $6 38. R. A Babb Hdwe. Co. $331; Sur- “ d ‘“ P ^ v®men‘ « ‘ re but 20 per c ^ ,., Carpenter. $15 93 Dlst. No. 31: E. Roy Smith. $149; veyor. $88.83; R. A. Babb Hdwe Free Methodist Church. Fifth St. and Monroe A ve, Roy W Howell, 20x40 color«'il end bnth towel», two for 25c pastor Sunday school, 9 45. Mrs. WoniciTg fitxliioii color líalo hoge, 3 pnitw 39c Mabie Sallee, superintendent; morn 36-inch bleached iiiti»lin, a yd................................ 7c Ing worship, 11; evening worship. mUch hlgher that th* City propor~ 3 8 '' ' u McCumber. »12.- D1#t N<> M cottage Grove Sen- Service Station. »130; Geo. A Hal- 730. The pastor will preach at 81-inch Bride Hope bleached aim ting, yd. 23c ti0“ * h° U’d * * doubl* d and th® D ial No 10 Hills Creek L u m b e r tln a ‘- M R a l Ph L >’" r h - 47; J. ton. $300; Equipment. $4 32; J T both of these service« Prayer Metí'» fancy plaitl rayon nocka, 3 paira .... 3'Jc Pr°P °r,ic,n cut in two- Co M.2O M L w L to S T $11 1? T W K ln * Aldrich. $7- Bogart. $10 87; C O McBee. $11 21; meeting Thursday, 7 30 The Children’» cotton lisie atockini», pr, ... 12* '.c T hat farm ProP«r , >’ u P *»1"« J Forcum $3 97 S F o r i a $3 < C 97: Clarence Roemhlld. $7.97; Sam John Summers. $2 24. W alter Sum- | monthly all-day meeting of the o T L » ^ n°o 0 « » ^ S r . ^ » « f i * “ yd- * »« « • „ J"®p‘ - 5 ’ ’ W illam ette Holiness association will Children’» rayon plaited stocking», pr 19o Fiill-faahionc«i, pur« »ilk »tockinim, pr. . 75c p d on P®” 0" * 1 property, no one D ls t. N o . 37: B. W. Haves. $12.78; 9«. F. M. Brown. $22 43; Joe l.ra - be held here on January 6 Preach ™ Scau^ D l4 t No' U ; R A « “ >“ H d’ ® H ’ yM ' ing services w ill be held at 10 SO Men’» eight ounce overall» or jneket» 79c and 3 S0. Men*» part wool union suit» 98c “ • ‘" » • r s » s 7 “ J r ° " '“ » '■ * " ' S ”" “ , ' ” 5: R * ' p> T ° ” " ' “ ■ , S ' WK ,.T S “ ’ » * i ' see Children’s winter weight union suits 48c Church o f Christ, Sixth street and Dlst. No. 59 The Sluslaw Oar. Smith, $164 77; Lee Driver. $104.79. Gibbs avsnue, where mors men ex* th.« rvenrro, ty l* ,he ,orm ° f lh M to ®k that “ ni«?’' n T ? 3 Reeis-er^.nard M »T0°: R A Babb Hdwe. Co.. $3.33: C. E. Van Oadol. $148 77; Ray Wor- than women attend evening ser- Can h® ~ U B ted- Or ?“ » « f i n e r y a, Gr, ^ r “ ‘ u G er^ d Sh®H 011 C J’S 32 N L A >»'‘" d®n- ,12387; Earl. ? 7 1‘ 7 I J124 vlcea- -Bible school 9 45; the men h . . . seen, while the larger R Conner $1238 C ha? C ' c n n ? . r t5 " : M p rl A u s tin $3.18; Homer D J W illiams. $390; B If arrel 4 of this school meet each Sunday at ' ‘ of personal property in « , ^ nner- ,123S’ Chas C Conner. Relsenhuber Trask. $3 30. Pacific Tel 4 Telg this hour in the arm ory with the P ~ P °rtl0n *“ $13 98. C‘U* ,n ’ Juch Can form kept Out ° f #1’ ht Or D is t ria. No. i 14 —C A. . Van S cholar!« 33 19= E M a r , > *.— ^. a ven senoiack. o Miles. $7 78: Howard Co.. $306; , Southern Pacific. $60. community men's bible class; a graded school In the senior depart ment Invites all ages to an hour of study in the divine text; morn ing worship. 11. communion of the uut l “ “ ‘ “ *• unfair ratio of that h“ ~ D U L No « ““jo ? ' g X «1147 *«*»* ^P® c ’ Eugene Regl»- A. Babb Hdwe. Co.. »27 30. Charlets Lord's supper followed by sermon made lncome taxes popular. How- Equ,penen. $35 oo A E H am ioth ter-Guanl. J6J0; H W. Carson. Furniture Co.. 13 SO; Brown Motor on "Beginning with Christ to Live eveF’ enactment of income tax laws * E>©S?mTIoth 135 91; J J Albro 119.14 Co.. 11 JO; U A. Snow Co . 1339 35; d°®’ not cur® the troubl® T h ® Mct e^T ed ford »2094 ' ' ' Dlst. No 64 Ralph Lynch. »11.- Pacific Mchry- * Tool Steel Co. a New Year;" C. E. groups. 6 SO; evening worship. 7 SO. the sermon {hat w# have incQme UxeJ jhou]d ‘ “ Tedford. «20 94. Damewood. »4 78; Clarence »20.70. Carlson Hatton 4 Hay In c . subject «rill be the minister's an not halt our efforts to equalize ™ ‘ 9. ^ “ ‘P“ ®“ 1- « Roemhild. $2 39 $12 93-Consolidated Freight Line. swer to the recent encyclical letter ““ “ " b* t,rM n " al P*r»°nal W lU o n $54 40 J o f K r k a C l Dlst X a 83 Equipment $14 11; Inc . $1.23; Nordllng Parts C o, addressed : < a ll n ations by Pope property. The farm er and owner * r. 9kava- Eugene Sand 4 Gravel. $2 8«; Len- $98 23; S.mmona Co, $22 41. Log- Pius X t, appealing to Protestants pf clty lot, are stiU too hanl »®o4s Fete. Rasmussen. » 1 9 _ nie Haldorson, »5 98: Frits Petsold. ger, 4 Contractors M chry Co. _ Dist. No. 17 Oregon Pacific 4 Eastern R v . C o .7 $76T o O " “cottaire 3 3 19: F r id Nelson. »319; Ed Han- $144 90; W . i ’ ern Road M chry Co. $16.97; Woodbury 4 C o, »106.25; Grove Sentinel. $7 40; U W. H u n t s®2; 33 19 <1i!Q ~ “ tyV U R E P it c h « .'«M 71; W H pUt' ^ , ^ , Í 7 M1 .90; H. C. Cristler, «25 tb* L “ 1? *d, States Wlth 52; Elm er McCollum. »2831; Roy 2k °,n Dtxac' 379 97: W i:bur Pitcher. »8.- 7” *°“ 19 W B Pattea- 3319 ,W¿ :1J2?.P 19: _Equipment. $15 00 •um of $88,000 la ipeclal «treat Barrowcllff, $30.00; JeMle M Palm- 184 78; Con.ceptu. Rai. >13 83. Carl R. A. Habb Hdwe Co. $1.4$; Cha», aaaasamanta w ill ba cleaned up In ar. $30.00; Bertha E Parry. $30 00: Han.en, $17.81; W. H. Raalay. $38.- O dd. $8.00; Elm ar Hoaalton. $3.00; five year», after which there will Karan Marla Hoaford. $3000; Haaal 87; Ralph Jeffriaa. $1 88 Roy O. W. Lambart, $83 88, Chaa. O dd. be only »16,000 remaining. The ortg- H arriet Malpaaa, $30.00; Lulu May Brabham. $38.87; Nat Hart. $18.83. $8183. H. V. Jenklne, $38 14; w ill „ .. Inal $100,000 In bond» for a water Bergman, $30.00; Alma Luclle C. \V. Kay, $23 88; W. F Holman. Cha»». $8.87; Victor Kraal. $1.8». ayalam Will ba cleaned up In 1838 Buaaear. $38 00; Ofa Sander». $38 $33 87, Scott Foatar. $1184; Chaa Plat No 87 Roy Swanton. $3 7»; — — ■ At the preeent rata of reduction 00; Bartha W alker, $33.00; Cora Powell. $1184. R A. Stavanaon, Guard l ’ubllahlng Co.. $8.30; R A. a>l taart aai aatarag at Oat- the city w ill have no outatanding Lola Mattlaon. $23.00; Ethel M ar- »11.94; J. W. Tlggratt. $7 88, Loula Habb Hdwe. Co.. »1» «7; F A Moore, aa aaaaag-alaaa ■>»»»»----- warrant« at the end of rive year», garat Doran $28.00; I.ucy C Rob- Reynold». $8 86; I I W. Rlenaohe, $8.7$; John M om . $3.0©; Fred Smlg- 8 * ».rta a t.» In ten year» the city will have blna, $33 00; Mary A Hubba. $33.00; $3 87. F. M Winter», $7 88; Joe ley, $37 81; E. B Donna, $3 0». Offlaa • C la - t ir r m i b . tkx cleaned up practically all It» bond». Melvla V. Thomaaon. $23.00; Minnie Hufttle. $7 88; H Intel. $7.88; John Frank Moore. $38 71; N F Buchan- (Oeah la adraaaa) water, »ewer, »treat, city hall, arm- Haugen. $23.00; Ara E Franklin, Little. $3.87; V rth al Waaton, $1.88. an, $28 71; M L. Fitch. $13 88. Chaa 8 8 1Tkfaa awatha $8 goes orv and refunding $$0.00; Hacal Margaret Allan. $30- Ray George, HAT»; Hoary Rlecka. 84 ory _ _ . $80. Ben Wllaon. $.7» M 18 atk ...»8 481 vVhat la true of Cottage Orova I» 00; Minnie Wheeler. $30 00; Mabel Dl«t. No. 37: Shell Oil Co, $8 23 $11-47; Newell Job. $3 4». ©Makar af true of practically every other d ty , Oott. $30.00. Roa» K. Powell. $33.- Albert May. $18». J. P Vining. $4.- ' Diet. No 68. L o w e ll T e d fo rd . $3 - _____ MHaetal > Magari »a aa well a» of the county and »tata. 00; Kinaav Lou Burch, $40.00. 87; C S M cIntire. $4.87; Ted Prin- 48. John Trunnell. $3 88; R. F Dun- Oeaeaa B taU K 4 l l . r t . l » M oclallaa When we complete paying for the ROADS. del. $3.98. Elaworth Prlndal. $3 98; can, $3 19, Oeaaaa M rv ra a p rr C a a fa n a a r things we have had wa shall have Dial. No. 1: Drury 4 -D ru rv . $1- H L Prlndal, $398. Andy Cameron Dial No. 71 H. H G riffin . $837; money to buy thing» that we want. M ; Frank P Brlgga. $33 88 A. O. $3 »8 C. J. Fowler. $9 37; C. A. Davie. $19- THE NEW YEAR. n . . n r . . . fh . h .. ‘ nd when * * hav® mon*>' ,o bu>' Pirtle. $18.37 Dial. No. 38 Eugane Concreta 14. Bart K irk, $8.37; E. K. Vincent, i»J» . 1 - . . i T - L L orh^X what w® w’ nt w® Br* pr<” p* r ’u’ DHL No. 3: The W illam ette Pipe Co. $19 30; Frank Järvi». $$.- $6 38. Harvey K irk $9 37; W arren Then Tha pp®’ ®nt ma>- b® ,ou« h- bu' Press. $3.40; Peter Schulte $19 14; 97; E. R Cd». $838: T J Sweany. Surcamp. $18 37. Wiley Coa. $18.37; Snrh ,h* 1« bright, and w ith ! v two A , Harbeck. $4 99 Cha.« Neal. $124; Jack Hodges. $8.21; Claire Matt Dibble. $12 38. W arren Hor- * * * . ? " * 0>>t wa shall have forgotten about j 15W Park». $3.10. Oeo. T dm an . $3 10; mg. $12.38; Floyd Dibble. $3 38. C f n t u . r . enod r l . !our lir®’ * nt ■!«*««’«• D ls t No. 8: Equipment, $53 30; O. Harwood. $3 19 Ray Worden. J. Fowler, $3 19 made ---------------------- Mareóla Garage. $8 71; W alle r »12.14; Equipment. $39 83; John Dial No. 76 Finley Whlppa. $3.- R E A L P R O P E R T Y PAYS T H E Price. Inc.. $2 60. A rthur Sunder- Pedersen. $22 73; Kenneth Ntelaen, 08. Equipment. $8100; L o w e ll T e d ™ J u i ? l.n é th o 'T r u e TAXES man. »937; W V. Tallm an. »8 38; »33.92. fold. $34 43. Fred Fraaee. »17 34 W <ril k . . a Z X J fnr th e n e n d u ' Interesting figure» compiled by Ray Stafford. »4 78; R. E Hill. »31.- Dlst No 39 Jet Cltv Time». »7.- C Ham er.Iey. $13 93; H arry Caatle. .1 -L i Z - ik J w av County Clerk Dillard relative to die- 43; Ray George. $7.56; Ben Wilson. 30; Tony Sumach. $13.47; John $20 73. Fred lauigeton. $17 48. u_ L naeJvna aa R abaon e a v th a t proportionate amount of taxes paid $2.39; Frank Jarvla, $3.99; T. J. Sumach. $7.87. D ia l. No. 82 Bert Peterman. $1».- . . • , ,._„h a. come by real property are published else- Sweany. $19 84; John Pederson. Diet. No. 40 Eugene Register- 98; U E. Neville. $3 49. Rasmus ! , a k a a a a a in h u a in e u aa a r a where In thia tuue. They »how that $11.36; N e ll Buchanan. $13.34: Guard. $780; Sorn Sorensen. $13- Rasmussen. $6.98. B. L. McFadden, raporttd are largelj for the better Per»onal property bear» only 8 per Equipment, $78 5«. 38 $3 24; Ray W rig h t $11.48 _ fc S Take th . lu m b e r business for Take the lumber busineea. ror J £ t * Interested* AH aecm h T la ^ th a t 7 h e b o n o m ^ S taached^soine Ume I g ^ Nothing U ^ d ^ e t m n X t Y et b ite r 0“ w ^ t Ì ^ lt ^ n T » t w a r m i it T h e ? . a £ a fe w crumbs of en- c o X i u X in ' “X i f« m those "who follow the lumber mar- S t T J n h l Prwluctlon la stHIdonn ^ rr o bushK^s theP” erv^ place ^hc^e it w ii7 » a re d G>ere might be T d t S in e F r o m e v e ry w h e re come reports th rt ^ .t ^ k , " .v e b^n‘ ? k e ^ to n ic ad th a t £ ^ a n ^ re ta ile r» to mou?h. a re b u v ln g W h .t e v « S S ^ S Z S lS r » ra w 10 b , ‘" w h lt 't a V r ie of lumber Is true of h e r m in ù f.c t u r e .1 necessiriea. A , other manufactured necessities. A» to the luxuries, there seems little likelihood that we am going to die- continue tnetr their use continue use.. W e have learned during the past year or two that we can live on laaa than ««■» fnrm»rtv had Time« w ill ^ e m nrosnerous^when we can have easily the things »hat we are T L Y ti™ S 7 ? th ^ n o r d i" ^ t“ tu r^ la in the not dlatant future. m . * .k m ^ v X » ^ n U.r? h ^ 7 ^ ranh^ k H O W D Y FO LK S — Only 36« days until Christmas. Start raising that ba^rd now and save 25c a day. b y December 28 It w ill be Just tnree feet long. Long enough to hide the Christmas necktie. » t • Well, we got Christmas over w ith and here's hoping that you folks didn’t spend all of your money because we have some electric appliances that the boos says have to be moved o u t Stop In and see the saving prices. set AS A N A F T E R M A T H O F C H R IS T M A S . CO TTA G E G R O V E SEEM S TO B E FLO O DED W IT H T H E S E M U S IC A L D E CANTERS W H IC H PLAY A TUNE EVERY T IM E YO U P O U R A D R IN K . • st The trouble Is. according to apartment house rules, you can not take a drink after 10:80 at night or before 8:30 la the morning. • • • B E T H A T AS IT M AY, T H E R E IS N O T IM E L I M I T O N T H E SAV IN G S YO U M A Y E N J O Y B U Y IN G FROM US. Y O U W IL L F IN D H E R E T H E LOW EST P O S- S IB L E P R IC E S ALL T H E T IM E • t t Vie chambers says that a man may be as old as he feels, but not as Important. We WoaSer:—If thia won't be a Happy New Year after B eginning January N ow ! —we thank yon for your pa- the year past and IVish You u Happy Prosperous Nezv Year 1932 Beginning the F IR S T M O N T H At this store with outstanding values Umphrey & Mackin An Independent Home Store w ard to them with hope. W e won't have as many expenses as we have had. We have gradual ly reduced our Installment pay- ¿ e n u . When better times arirtv. we shall have a far lighter load of indebtedness than that w ith which we went tnto the depression. During the depression we have been paying for the th in g , that we bought when times When money becomes sh&ll b€ able to u ** «k aw* www« . .. ............... .w - things that we need. The money and_ J >thfr T ^ 5 “ » het. »5.17; J. E. Paddock. »3.92: that has gone Into paying for *7 c* ° d® ,ae-1 “ and„w® Clarks Service Garage «1.00; J. F things that were manufactured a 2 ? '2 h « 7 #ke 2 a J.**-der * ,ft? d Xeal 3 7 C. T Beach. »8 4«; Nel- year or so ago w ill go into things , 7? ,* ’? r , o a Motor Do »5 82: Luther Rog- not yet manufactured That w ill 2 *°*® !. 1 d i t — ers 3:9 :4 A w Flock. »9 57; Ray. give fu rth er speed to the wheels of >ew a mood Dunn:ng. $12.76: j w Echols, industry. ___ 112.78; H. Sevey »10 78; H e art-H olt. • • • The Sentinel contemplated start- $74 83; J. E. Flock. $64 06; Louis Strange as It may seem, there is in« the leap year by publishing a Flock. $12.76 c. T Beach. $22.91 prospect of a material tax reduc- 1:5t of the city's eligible bachelors. L N Howard. $9.37; B A. Yunck. tion w ithin the next few years. That but there »re so few that publish- $19.14; R L. Bowers. $9257; W . A decrease w ill come, not so much 1D8 such a list would hardly be Crispin. $6.38. from actual decrease in cost of op- worth while. How could there be Dist. No. 30: Equipment. $13.90; eration of the several branches of many bachelors w ith such a list of M illar Sanford Tractor Co, $3 63. the government as from elimina- irresistible maids as the city has? The W illam ette Press. »5.25; Dar tion of special taxes. | ----------------------W illiam s. $+4.23. Ed L Eaton. $86.- W e are now paying for streets Diamond noted sangster, S3: N G. Hyland. »24 7«; E F that were built years ago. for wa- wa® buried in a m ^ d y plot snd not Schm idt «35.88: Hubert Hyland ter systems that were built several ®ve“ his f °Tm®r were in »«- 315»5 ' Noal McClure. »15.95: Ed years ago for public buildings that lendM ce. That's the way that suits Rusk. »14 35: Floyd E Keisay. $20, were erected years ago. for roads us T h ^ gangsters are nothing M ; R. P. Coburn. «20.54: T. J. that we have been using for years. m0!'® tban boo^-running murderers Blakeley, »8.1»; Elm er M iller. ««, A perusal of the recent budget a?d l>’ 'h* n th®. 5,Ia® ° r *» tAk®a Oüt CuRis Newman. «22 33; H. P for the city of Cottage Grove shows ° ‘ :a ® s life we may ex- Newman. »«.19; R. a Babb Hdwe th at all special street assessments j»*®» *° have fewer of em. Co, »9 43 w ill be cleaned up in 1940. The huge “ ~ ' D iit- No. 21; The W illam ette ww — ■■ ■ I f a man showed as much celerity Press. »5.10; Union OH Co »9 4« about getting home from work as T. H . Parks. »4 99; Kenneth Swear- , he does asperity about getting to ing, »1.99. work, his w ife would be happy to Dist. No. 22: Siuslaw Motor pardon the latter. ¡Transport C o, $13.3, The Siuslaw T. ---------------- ;— t D»"-- « 7 » ; V irg il C. Mowreader. I t sometimes puzz.es us how a $76.89; James Stienlichner $12.37- woman can keep from bursting out Loyde Grimshaw, $1914- Larence laughing at the comical discom- Grimshaw, $19 14; Geo Louis $6 - flture her tears are causing some 38: Lester Circle, »638 man- Dist No. 23; The W illam ette __ . ---- 7— --------- Press. »«.00; Chas Neet. »17.91; An- th® f? e" dl hi? .° f your derson Renfro, »3.19; Clarence Mc- acquaintances k_ by > boring them with . $319; Em ery Hyland. $3.19; your troubles. D ar W illiams, »6.14; F ran k Shultz, »4.99; A1 Wetleau, »4.04; Ira H y i The dove of peace w ill have to land. »6.19; Guy Jackson. «934; 'grow talons. Ronald Neet, »1.54: John Donivan. Radio Ray Has This to Say: C hurch N ew s comnssioxsss- codbt , ’S S T E E N ’S M A R K E T l i ishes You a Happy N ew Year H am burger ( Fresh Ground) 10c Lb. I R I S H ’S C a sh S to re Phone 53 Sugar Standard S teen ’s Frankfurters B acon B ack (Lean) (Good and Fresh) 19c Lb. 1 2 ^ c Lb. L A R G E D IL L PIC K L E S 2 fo r 5c A rcad e T h eatre Program “ ™iM?S.ry¿S“ ‘ioh“ -“ F“ S (Continued from page 4.) $638. Co.. «1.49; Standard Oil Co., »1.75; Dist. No. 25: Fred Smigley »199- Eugene Auto Top Co, »11»; Me- Newell Job. »6 99; Eugene Coa- Gintys. »«.11; Union Oil Co, »10D0; crete Pipe Co, »15.60. To,14' Mors®' »K-60; Equipment, Dist. No. 26: Inter-C ity Sand 4 »8.51; Morris-Chevrolet Co, »2.60; Gravel Co, »19.70; General Bridge State Industrial Accident Com, »50.53; Equipment, «34 80; Union i »15.8«; Florence Hotel, »6.50; A rthu r Oil Co, «20.25; Seth Hollis. $35 60 h ^ , 5* * 1“'«.3128771 V - D - Fok1®' ? * ° ' W e ,t' 3957= E L Mathews' $122.96; A H . Signor. »119.76; L. N. »49.87; Scott Lyons »9 57- Pete Mathews. »7231; Elbe L. Signor, Russell, «9.57; Joe H o llls ,'« 2 0 7i- $131.65; H a rry Gerlach, »76.52; W m Louie Doty. »37.14; M Blackburn ¡Gerlach. »56.48; Harold I. Baugh- $6.49; J T. Bogart, »15.08; C. O man «13.96; E. N. Thompson, »145, McBee. »1122; John Summers, »11-, 55; Earl Roberts. »120.4«; J. M 22; F. M Brown, »12.47; R A Babb McCausland, »10832. Hdwe. Co, «9.54. T A X R E B A T E : P. N. Bodtker. ' Dlst, No. 28; The Siuslaw O ar $44.40; W illiam Bainbridge, »4.15; »6.80; Wm. Kyle 4 Sons C o, ».78; R. S. Shelley, «24.92. Register-Guard, »6 60 j T H IS T L E : E. E. Ross. »330. Dlst. No. 29: The Siuslaw Oar T R A F F IC P A T R O L : M. J. »6.80; J. E. Thompson, «11.97; Geo' ^ ¿ ^ o ' i ' - J ^ , ' 77' «, Haddadey, »21.95; Cecil Thompson, TREASURER: Koke-Chapm an $12.75; Harold Halladey, $12 76- S°'L f 4 «00' L H ’ ° h Ii<>n- $37.50; i W alter Stewart. $9.57; W m . M rCol- 1 Mabel Palmer. »80.00; Pacific Tel. lum, »6.38; A J. Bunch. »6.38; M ark — Telg. Co, «7.95; Grace Schiska, Lansbury, »3.19. I «14.00. Dlst. No. 30: Equipment, (21.50. U. S. LA B O R B U R E A U : F. L. Dist. No. 31: Shell Oil Co, »9.35; Armitage, «50.00. The Siuslaw Oar, »7.20; Mapleton W ID O W P E N S IO N : Cora E Garage. »7.21; Ed Davis, »8.98; Miller, »20.00; Laura Caswell, »20.- Frank Spencer, »7.98; Chas. M |00; Fannie Stonehocker, «10.00; Darling, »5.99. Grace L. Huffm an, «10.00; Mrs. E Dlst. No. 32: Fran k Stevens, »3- i L Zelwick, »10.00; Lizzie Adney, 19; Ralph Taylor, $25.93; John »10 00; Luella Johnson, «10.00; Taylor, »14.34; Erm ald Agee, »15.- , Grace K irkland May, «10.00; Lillie 95; G. E. Beers, $319; O. H. H a w Owen. »10.00; Clara W ahlfeldt. »10 - ley, »12.76; A1 Wheeler, »6.38; Frank 00; Margie Bates, »10.00; Oolda Mead, »6.38. Viola Reed, »10.00; Mae Favor. »10.- Dlst. No. 33: Surveyor, (9.00; i 00; Ida Katherine Bartolomy. »10.- Guard Publishing Co, »6.60; E. J. ,00; Clara Edith Vogt, »10.00; Mollie Mabe, »57.84; Ray Surcamp, »38.28; Gordineer. »10.00; Nora Moran, »10.- J. F. Dibble, »38.28; H. C Carlile 00; Anna L. Thompson, »10.00; Viva $36.68; L. 8. Porter. »31.90; W alt M iller. »10.00; Beatrice Suttles, »10.- Kuck, »35.09; J. H. W lllhelm »28 - 00; Lillie Tate. «10.00; Della Hebert. 71; G rant K irk , (22.33; W. R. Bor- »10.00; Lelah E. Weed, (10.00; Nora ing. $39.21; M att Dibble, »39.21- Ed Henderson, »15.00; C o r a B e l l e Wlnbegler, »28.71; Sam W lnklem an Grove, »15.00; M ary Hay. »15.00; $9.57. E rm a O. Fuller. »15.00; Daisy Dlst. No. 30: Equipment. »2110- Lewellyn, «15.00; M ary Papple, »15- , Oeo. A. Halton, »4.50: M ark C. San- 00; Iow a Laura Crump. »15.00; Mary derson, In c , »65.89; Miller-Sanford Phillips, »15.00; Jessie Wells Nes- Tractor Co, »37.11; General Bridge bltt, »15.00; Bertha Benson. »17.50: $5.04; E. Roy Smith, »36 64; Hen- M arg a re t Safley, »20.00; Lena Coo- dricks 4 Butters. »12.85; Equlp- ley, «20.00; Bertha Lockett, »20.00; ment, »36.00; Union Oil Co, »55 28- Dora Alice Boggs. »20 00; M etta . S. C. Harnden, »97.77; Oeo. L. MaaL Pure Lard 10c Lb. OWN CASH STORES 10 lbs. 43c Peanut Butter Q t. j a r 29c CORN M EAL 9 lb. bag 25c R olled Oats ONE DAY ONLY 9 lb. bag 33c Thursday, Dec. 31 “T h e S k y R aiders’ Lloyd Hughes and Marceline Day ONE DAY ONLY Friday, January 1 (( D ad d y L on g L egs CO RN DRY FLAKES PRUNES Jersey Brand Italian 4 pk g s. 25c 4 lbs. 19c PORK and Pancake BEANS Flour Rittera 16-oz. can 2nlb.pkg.19c 5c E a c h S h o rte n in g Laundry Soap White Eagle 10 b a rs 25c TO ILET SOAP Vegetable— Bulk 4 lbs. 29c Crackers Grahatnn and Hnowflak.s 2 lb. pkg. 25c Special Clam N ectar 3 b a rs 10c 10 oz. can 10c »» ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, January 2 “B order L a w ” Buck Jones Ni(?ht 7 and 9 P. M. Sunday & Monday, January 3-4 Joan Crawford and Clark Gable in “P o ssessed ” Tuesday & Wednesday January 5-6 “A Woman of Experience” Helen Twelvetrecu and Lew Cody LARD 8 lb. pail 85c Janet Gaynor and W arner Baxter Matinee 2:30 Free City Delivery Carnation Yellow or White x A ’’' LOW PRICES EVER/ DAY Banana Squash, lc Lb.; Table Green Squash, 19c Dozen
