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M ountain Miai»« P ow er com pany,
attendali a' m oating o f company
employee held In Albany F rid a y
M re J. A Jonea o f A lb an y Vle­
tted d u rin g the pact week w ith a
d au g h ter, M re. Clem M arff
M re. V, V. W elle o f R lk to n , who
bail been v la llln g al the home o f a
d au g h ter, M re. Iv a n Hama, w hile re-
calvlnu m e d lra l tre a tm e n t, returned
home W edneailay W h ile here ahe
became a «1 andm other, a dau gh ter
having been horn M onday
to a n ­
o th er d au gh ter, M re Lloyd Hwan-
(tro v e L um bar Co. I'honc 82.
lie
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C a rl Allen of Poi Hand haa been
vlaltlng thia week a t the home of
hie parente, M r. end Mre. Judeon
Allen.
F rans of
M r and M re R im er
M rs
P o rtland apenl ICaeter rlth
F ia n s ' patenta. M i and M re F ra n k
Kelly.
Mre. M a rth a F ry e of Hherwood
' vlelted the poet week nt the home
| of a alaler, M re W A K elly
Aa the aeaaon draw s neat you
find a com plete line of flatting
at (Ira b e r-O e tly e .
a le
Hand rehnareal e v e r y M onday
night.
M rg M a rg „ , , n o|i on i . r Hatur-
i
> lloblnaon hue moved day fo r H ari am en ta to help care
i I
. having aold her p r o p - , for M ie M terllng llolton, who in
o avenue
Buffering w ith blood poisoning In
. i ty no J e ff
one of her feet.
C o rvallis spent
F ra n k M n k ey
M ie . K. I t W ells of Portland vis­
. th hla grand-
the Raster vacati
ited d u rin g the past week w ith a
la r i, ley.
in u tile / M rs s
sister. M is. Alex (la ro u tte
M isa U «abolii It .
k of N o rth
T h e Charles H olier fa m ily spent
lie n t ".prof the L oafer
vi-'-etiah
K aslar at Scio.
w ith a etsier. M m D w ig o t M«r • r
A chanco In a life tim e to own a
'i res* VOUI ‘ «If right. N«w fil e high grade bungalow
piano
• p r in t luMe *»« ♦ .»lAAi»- Pr»r«i that w h ich o’u at lie eold fro m storage.
Appeal ’ ) »11 •S'ew Yot
sMUHn^rv Cop - in u -d m ake an o ffe r I don't
Parlors, n«
»h■»or to < In lis t tan par- need tn i.li,
w ill give term s like
»(innjje OjMM* ►
is tu relay nltfhis a lp 1 le n t to relta
person
Hee piano
A 10 pound u.i'ifchtr i was born at Chestnut 1 re n a fs r A Storage Co.
M onday to M r . lin i
Mrn
Lluyil I ’r Iday and S aturday.
a le
Mwunson.
Mi
K a y H aker's m other, M rs.
I l a r i y M osby of K la n ia tt
t ails
a t . 't who had made an extended
a n d C lay M osby o f H an F i u '.ii m n vt> i here, returned Saturday
to
v isite d d in in g th e p a s t w eek w ill ntayion.
D iali p a r e n ts , Mi a n d M rs. H o h eit
I< ru n e Hurrow x of Cottage d ro v e
•
bus been appointed a m em ber of
Hchofteld H le w a rt fo r plum bing, the "A ll for Albany College' com ­
alna-i m e la i w o rk P h o n e 21 7 J t / r m ittee, to In te rv ie w prospective
Mia. I Ieri hu G o ld in g o f P o rtla n d students. Miss Burrows, who Is a
spent tlie weok end w ith M rs Anna s.iphoinoie nsxt year, w ill rspieserit
¡ ‘«•trie Hhe want to Hoaaburg front i Albany college here.
bore.
W e m ake new cars out ot wrecks
M ts G lon Beoti am i d aughter > P ain tin g and body rebuilding. C o t­
( llr n n ir of Mo<lfu n i am i M i
and tage d ro v e Body
W orks, L. S
M ie Al Hogan of Longview »pent Davis, Prop.. Mprtggs Bldg.
inBtfc
Kaetvr w ith M r
and
M r«
Was
M rs O ra B r a d H e tn e n w a y w e n t
C h rism an , parents of ths women
I
N o rth Bend Sunday to ba w ith
H ig h g rads piano and bench for d aughter K a th ry n , who was to u n ­
sale fo r 150 at Nelson M otor com- d rrg o a second operation.
l«‘ »y-
’ A lf W illia m s o f Culp Creok has
Jam es Hubs
a IS bounty on a bobcat.
p ro perty on n ir lh E ig h th street for
C art F. O w en of Dlsston has col­
w hich he recently traded.
lected buontlea totalin g 128 on a
W elby Schneider o f l^ .ra n e suf­ coyote, a bobcat and tw o cougars.
fered severe b ru ise, to his face and-
O u r charges are uo more than
body T h u rs d a y forenoon o f
last those of others, and they are really
w e ll when be fell fro m a railroad cheaper because of the efficiency
dock hers, lie was tak e n to a E u ­ that msans a Job ws do w ill last
gene hospital.
longer. McCoy's G arage. In new lo­
cation across Seventh street fro m
the arm o ry .
a le
Colon G a ro u tta was home fro m
H ill m ilita ry academ y to epend the
E aster vacation w ith hla parents,
M r and M rs. W . A. G aroutta.
M rs. E lb ert Bede epent the weak
end w ith her d au g h ter R u th In E u ­
gene
M rs. C arl Price and eon T o m of
P o rtla n d spent the week end w ith
M rs Price's parents. M r and M rs.
D. H . Hetnenw ay.
A ll w o rk m a k e . Jack a dull hoy.
F r a n i la
HL.yri.NH,,
c o t t a ». r.
tiitovr,
o k w m iw .
1
a n d G e ra ld
P a llia r
o f at the Lee N ix o n home fo r H a ro ld
D exter spani K aatei
w ith th eir
W o lfa rd and R a lp h B lan k Sunday
grendparenta, M r and M rs C M Those p a rtic ip a tin g ware M r anil
P a r tk r .
M rs W. R. N ix o n , H u gh N ix o n und
ICxparlencsd fa c to ry piano tuner fa m ily , V io la Strong, d a ll L ln d a -
M r.
and
w ill be In Cottage d ro v e next week mood, lotw renca K a n t,
W ood, ! • Inch, «8 nurd. Cottage M rs R alp h B la n k , M r and Mrs.
at Chestnut tra n s fe r.
a le
Lloyd W o lfa rd , A udrey W o lfa rd ,
M r. and M rs d le n H aney and
all of C ottage G ro v e , M r. and M re.
son and M ia . Haney's m other, M rs
A. H W o lf.n d and
sun
Horace,
D ella Davidson, of Rugens, span!
G ran d m a S lnyter of L yn x H o llo w ;
Sunday w ith M r lln n ey's parents,
M r ami Mrs. H a ro ld W o lfa rd and
U r. and M rs. L. M H aney
M r. and M rs. P au l M o ig a n o f E u ­
Charles flo n s r lias purchased n gene, M r and M rs. E . J. Sears and
m otor boat, which ho brought w ith M r. and M rs. Lee N ixo n and son
hlrn Sunday on his ie tu rn from a I Doland.
trip to P o rtland
M r. and M rs C lem H a iff and son
Y o u'll get the big ones on the D a ire l of C o ttage G rove and M rs.
kind of flehlng tac k le you get at M a rff a m o ther, M rs. J v n e i o f A l­
O ra b a r-d e tty s .
a le bany, visited a t the It. C B a rfie ld
M r and M rs Churles M atth ew s home Sunday afternoon.
of P o rtland , who had been visiting
M r. and M rs. Claude P la s ter of
here since Saturday, returned home
C ottage G rove and M r. and
M rs.
W ednesday. M rs M a ry S m ith ac­
P. J. P la s ter of I-ebanon visited
com panied them and Is v isitin g at F rid a y w ith M r. and M re.
R. J.
the home o f a eon Roy.
Sears.
,
M rs. H e n ry luikn and son P h illip
T h e Social N eighbors club m et
and M rs. C o ta G ro u t att'-ndod the w ith M rs. Charles Connor W ednes­
fu n eral o f M re .1 8. M eyers a: day.
W a lk e r Saturday.
Sunday d in n e r guests a t the C.
W hen we tune ’em up they etay 11. H a ig h t home
were
R egin ald
tuned for a long, long tim e, Lung H a ig h t, Caruas, W ash., C llta W a l­
troubles o f rnolor vehicles a special­ den and D oris B a re r, M ed fo rd , and
ty. M cCoy’s d a in g e . In new loca­ M r. and M rs. M e lv in Paul and son
tion, across Seventh street
from Gene, S ilk creek.
arm o ry .
a le
Cottage G rove high a g ric u ltu re
M r. and M rs K a rl Ishm ae) and class spent W ednesday m o rn in g a t
'lau g h ter returned to Portland Mon- the It. C. B a rfie ld ranch.
. day, a fte r a visit nt the home of
A large num ber of this com m un­
M rs. fshm ael's parents, M r. anil
ity attended the fu n e ra l o f G ra n d -
Mrs. E. C. Shay.
1 m a M yers a t the W a lk e r church
T h e Cleo M orelock fa m ily have
S a turday a ftern oo n
moved Io 710 south T h ird street
M rs. Ben H u n tle y and sou of
I piston D u rh am , student at Ash­ Clilco, Cal., visited over the w eek
land norm al, has a rriv ed home to end a t the home o f M rs. H u n tle y's
spend the rem aind er of the school slater, M rs. A. W , Swanson. T h e y
.
y e a r w ith hla p a r e n ts , M r. and M rs. le ft tin- ea rly p e rl of lh. . . . k fo r
it visit In Alban',
M i • Kwam.on
Nelson D urham .
and daughti 11 M rs M erv llle V eatch
and M r I Ralph K ,!t t.n n . m otored
, A lbany
r la y f-.r them
A Wan tad
for 10c
DO PER CENT OT ROAD
MONEY GOES TO LABOR
Footprints of Flowers
B y L. J. T aylo r.
T h e slient, Invad ing arm ies
of
ths sweet b ria r and the w ild ever­
green blackberries, th a t troop along
the waysides and cam p on àand-
bars and hillsides to send new
f i n e s i lc .i d lit them ; the C a lifo r­
nia popples,
M a rg u e rite daisies
godetlas and French
pinks, th a t
flau n t themselves am ong the b il­
lowing acres of grow ing g ra in ; all
the ie posse as i e rta tn m erits. A ll
n have beai prized end char-
d iy aornaona.
Yet they all teach In a most ex-
aspet itln g wxy the need of our be­
ing c arefu l as to w h a t we plan t In
gardens.
To the list above named we m ay
add m any others One very modest
little o ffe n d e r Is the old fashioned
short stem med garden daisy, In
both red and white. T hia dem ure
little pioneer seemed to behave It-
■lf nicely in the gardens of our
grandm others, where It grew In
pi mi oord'-i
L ra p in g from desert-
I h < - l i e s o r sch >1 y a r d s It. w ill
I ip - ,d c a r p e ts of no value
l
th ilv in g In all klnda of
...
.rin g all nessons.
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'T tl ■ pioneer flow -
ei
re n '. c a rule, le ft In the
I
ardens Paeonigs, tulips»,
■<■ h ..o hlnths and m any others
will not b'- left, w hile feverfew , rib ­
bon grase, bouncing b etty, are
among the ones left.
Ko we find on deserted
farm s,
footprints more Inte re s tin g and
re In tric a te than the relics of
f.r>-arms, etc., placed In museums.
„ Grapevines planted
.... . before
,
"
' ‘' . t h a t ar<- s till bearing, can
. . . a m told
O ' 1 ,,rn '' daffodils, the largest I
' v, r «“ •». w
bloom ing In g re a t
nr " n thp donation claim of
W ll am T h a c k ra y 23 or m ore years
M r. snd M rs. R alp h F u lle rto n of
he was gone
W en dllng w ere o vernig ht guests at
■ i.e old i i |-,.-n of women w ear-
f - .i n
profusion has chang-
the Roy L eonard home S atu rd a y .
Greater Value for the 1932 Dollar!
G oodyear P athfinder
Men Who Never Bee Highways
Lifetim e Guaranteed
0«t Larger Part Than
Thoxe on Job
Look at'th e 1W2 Prlceef
A t least 85 par cent and possibly
m o re than l»0 per cent of the money
expended fo r a concrete pavem ent
lx u ltim a te ly paid out aa wages and
salaries, according to the bureau of
public roade o f the U nited S'ates
d ep artm en t of agriculture.
T his conclusion la reached as a
result o f studies o f typical concrete
I construction Jobs, and It la believed
to he app ro xim ately tru e fo r other
high-type pavements. Rxpendlturea
were traced back through various
channels u n til the money w ent into
personal use.
About 15 per cent of the cost o f
concrete pavem ents la paid to men
employed d ire c tly on construction
jobs
About 12 per cent la paid to
men employed In quarries, sand
pits, m ills and fa c to ria l w here the
m aterials are produced and about
1 1 per cent la paid to m en employed
by the transp ortation com pan as
t p rin c ip a lly th e railroad s! fo r haul-
inj{ these m a te ria ls to the Jobs,
P a rt of the cost Is paid to the men
who build the m achinery and oqulp-
¡m e n t used In constructing hlgh-
' ways. Even more Is paid to the
men who build the m ach inery and
; equipm ent used In sand pits, q u a r­
ries, cem ent m ills and steel m ills
where road m aterials are produced
and to those who build the eqv.ip-
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m ent of com panies th a t deliver
these m aterials Some Is paid to the
miners, the m en who w o rk In the
te fin e rie - and those w ho w o rk cn
the p pe Ilneg and ln the oil fields
| _»he Industries which provide the
fuel th a t produces the pow er used
¡m p ioduclng rr .te n a ls . In tra n s -
p ortin g them and in w o rk in g them
" ,to finished pavements.
A p art o f the cost o f h lg h-type
roads goes to those Industries which
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TUNE IN
Cottage Grove Motor Co.
Cecil yaar Coast-te-
Csast NSC Kegle
J a c k M u u ld in g . P r o p .
W ednesday 8:W
S a tu rd a y ! W
P a rk e r Joy In g a lls a t her horn* In E u ­
an Im ita tio n o f the Seth
gene, Miss T h e lm a K e m In Astoria.
program .
V iv ia n Rogers, freshm an, and
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contest sponsored
h com m ercial d ep artm en t, un­ M arlo n Johnson, sophomore, re­
turned to school M onday, a fte r an
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der ths supervision Of Miss Florence absence o f several days dus to
assisted by the Junior claae, mumps.
. w„,
b #w 8 a t urday, A p ril 9, a t
J ack K e lly , freehm an, underw ent
o’clock Schools to be represented an operation fo r appendloltls Mon-
1Q
contaat are Eugene, S p rin g- day m orning.
,
WAilcer
Creswell, E lm ira ,
June W h eeler, Junior, te absent
I» w s ll, Goshen and C ottage Grove, fro m school on account o f ths
a n d the new creations of m odern who
blasting powder some to O thers are expected to e n te r team s mumps.
Raym ond San fo rd of Eugene,
M u lv lh lll te absent
I
O i l ciu.ie the aweetpeas, , hoge who m ake hand tooi , and w ith in a few days. A silver lo v in g 1 G enevieve
"
fo rm e r resident, called on frien d s
•tun
I a n d n ipdragona of other cven the very mino.- Items, such a j cup haa been offered by the R o yal fro m ths o ffic e on account o f the
here Sunday.
i to w ith e r aw ay in shame, yet, cotton waste and the sheet o f em ery com pany to the team w hich has the
mumps.
If vou haven’t tried Sent!
M r. and M rs. W a lte r Sears of In the halls of m em ory, they out- paper w ith w hich the mechanic
highest net rate.
"
w ere
w eek-end ih-n - the modern flow ers. A t wed- t months a Joint on a machine he is
K la m a th
F alls
nef rlniudficd ads, here is
t v , , o w i c - i s . k > .
' • i rn
e o m m e ic e m e n ’ s rep airin g, absorb a bit of the cost
The
follow in g
teachers spent T he 8.000 E l-A zh ar, Cairo,
unlver-
M r. Sears'
guests
s
t
the
hom
e
o
f
the chance to do go at
- e iin J OR
»• w hich pavem ents are b uilt.
spring vacation out o f town; Mis» slty students are being
taught
cousin. E rn e s t Sears.
and
especially
em
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on
M
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day.
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little cost. If you have,
M r. and M rs. E. A. Johnston m o­ t)
ea rly tim ers made lavish use
high type pavem er.t filte rs
back ence Jenks ln P o rtla n d and a t her
Forests of A m erica a re being de-
here is a chance to do bo
tored to P o rtla n d S aturday. M rs. ,f the old tim e flow ers.
tbi-ough the trzn ap o rtatio n com- home In T an gen t, M iss M erle Cow- , pleted fo u r tim es aa fa s t aa they
Johnston re tu rn e d Sunday, w hile
again.
In D i ; : i county friend i asked panjM and throqgn ind ustry to men en a t h e r home In Silverton, M is s ' grow.
M r. Johnston w ent to Seattle on
For next week’» issue of
v - ■' en old home site th a t w ho w ork fo r salaries and wages
business snd w ill re tu rn S aturday.
1 inded d uring the
earliest at points
d is ta n t fro m where these
pc
The Sentinel, a classified
highw ays are b u ilt M ost o f these
Ad Gross and son Addlaou J r. of perl od o f Oregon history.
ad of any length up to 35
three o f us stood, sort c f men are c ity w orkers employed by
Los Angeles le ft the firs t p a rt of
an alm ost transp ortation
companies o r In
worda will he accepted at
the week fo r th e ir home, a fte r a spellbound, gazing at
mills and factories— men w ho m ay
visit II! the bi,me i f M l
Gross'
cru m b ling chim ney guard-
n#ver gee
han a
ew of
30c for three insertions,
j „ „„ never
see more
more , than
a f few
or the
tne
I
one I.,J ;.;iple tree and one highway, th e lr effo rts help to build
which is equivalent to 10c
sister, M rs. A. W . K lm e.
I vine r w O u r w hite-h aired host but who taken altogether, receive •
QUALITY MEATS AT REASONABLE PRICES
for each insertion. Any
M rs. M a ry M oore of P o rtla n d Is r • ’ I tin itory o f the west. T h e several tim es as much In salaries;
YOUR IDEAL MEATINO” PLACE
additional insertions at
visiting this w eek at the home of rn ng o f cattle, the trip s to Y re k a and wages as Is paid to the men 1
M r. and M rs. W . B. Johnston. M rs.
. I P o rtla n d to sell bacon. C h ild ren who are d ire c tly employed In build- j
10c the insertion. For ad­
Moore was a neighbor o f the John­ ent through college. Successful Ing them.
ditional word» over 35,
stons when they lived In H a m ilto n , car(. era |n a d istant c ity was the
'
one cent for three inser­
M o n t.
close o f the story.
tions.
Mr«. V . G lllls p le and child ren
A p ra y e r o f th an ksg ivin g welled
B rya n and M a rjo rie
o f Eugene, 1 up in m y heart th a t fo rtu n e had
This special is for the com­
fo rm e r Cottage G rove
residents, mlled on them , fo r the old apple
ing week only, and for
visited last w eek a t the W . O. W ll- tree and the rose bush had been so
Enjoy yo u r se lf at the I'aatlm e.
copy submitted before 6 p. ' son home.
fa ith fu l.
T h e girls' league is sponsoring an
F. L. G ran nis visited
the city
m. Wednesday.
G . E. F ln n e rty , sup erin ten den t o f
w
“A p ril Follies" to be given F rid a y .
schools of Ilaavb urg F rid a y of last
Prime Steer—Swift s Selected
Albany chools fo r eight years, has
TH O R N TO N CORNERS,
A p ril 1, in the high school gym ­
wack
resigned hl position to become ef-
M arc h 3 0 .—M r. and M rs. E. E
nasium. T h e program consists of
M r and M rs.
Roy S h ort
and
(active nt the cl ie of the present c h -tn u t and daughters E th e l, M a y class skits. T h e senior class Is giv­
daughters M a rg a re t and P a tty vis­
T h e piny, "K ic k e d O ut of Col- year. IB s successor has not been and
D o nn a Jean, w ere d in n e r ing a stu n t Im ita tin g the confusion
ited T hu rsday o f last w ork In Sil
lege," w hich was jamtponed on sc- named. T he A lb an y school board re guests W ednesday evening o f last of tw o radio stations. T h e ju n io r
vsrton.
M r. Short's fa th e r, Jim count of sickness, w ill be given at c.-atly voted to cut teachers' salar- w eek o f M r. and M rs. Claude Sher­ class w ill present a one-act comedy,
Choice Shoulder Out«
Short, and the latter's sister, M rs. m e high school g ym nasium F rid a y , les ten per cent. M r. F ln n e rty was m an in Cottage G rove. M rs. S. A. “A S lig ht M istake." T h e sophomore
Jennie Rusaell of Clay Center, who A p ril »
Doors open 7 SO. Admta- i C ottage G ro ve boy and lived here W a lk in rh a w o f Eugene and
M r. class w ill give a kiddles' radio pro­
sccom panlsd them , rem ained fo r ,|o n. children 10c. adults 13c. W a l- ¿for a num ber o f years.
and M rs. S. C hestnut, Clarence gram . T h e freshm an w ill broadcast
,o vs rat days.
J o P rom oters
a le
M ra- i aabeiie S ch ind ler o f K la m - Chestnut and M iss M a rg a re t H a c k
L et us bid on you r auto repairs
D am on Scott wax called to E u - a th F alls spent the week end a t the of C ottage Grove w ere add itio nal
end b ra k e lin in g Jobs. W e arc gcne the firs t o f the w eek by the home o f a d au gh ter, M rs. W . L. guests.
Sliced—Streaked With Lean
M r. and M rs. F r a n k L a B lu e and
•quipped to do the Job to please , e r|ous Illness o f a sister.
H atch. She le ft M onday fo r Rose-
you Nelson M o to r company
F o rn H a rr e ll o f O lend ale visited ^urg fo r a b rie f visit before going d au g h ter S h irley of H e b ro n spent
Sunday w ith M r. and
M re. Joe j
Miss B ernadette D w a rd o f San j over M onday night a t the home o f * ° h’ r home.
F rancisco was a guest last week o f a b ro th er, L. L. B a rre l
H e came
M r. and M rs. R a lp h L eonard of Prem azzi.
T om S hort of C ottage G rove and .
J. C. Ross a t the home o f D r. and here to m ake a purchase of baby M ars h fie ld w ere w eek-end guests
Miss E th e l Cousins of Eugene vis- 1
M rs. A. W . K lm e .
r-hlcks.
o f M r. Leonard's parents, M r. and
Ited Tuesday evening w ith M rs. ;
Jack M ille r, H e n ry Bennett end
y ; , , T h e lm a K e m returned Sun-
8 J - Leo nard. T hey expect to
W illia n .
W. O. W ilson w ere In P o rtland Tuss- tiay fro m A storia, where she had tnove to Roseburg the last of the John
M r. and M rs. B e rt M ye rs of Blue j
day. T h e y Inspected a shipm ent o f been a house guest at the A. W week-
M o u n ta in and M r. and M rs. D . L.
the nentf eight cylinder Fords.
N orblsd home.
Jack K e lly , son o f John
K elly,
Pure Pork, Freshly Made
M ille r, M rs. Louis L a y n g and tw o
A group of 13 Rebekahs w ent to
¡tee o ur stock o f used radios underw ent an operation fo r
ap- sons of M o u n t V ie w , visited F rid a y
SEIBERLINO
Itoseburg Tuesday night to attend which we are o ffe rin g at very low pendlcltla Tuesday forenoon at the
he j.jenry b jik e home.
TIRES AND TUBES
‘ ‘ ‘ s num - prices nnd give term s
a lodge m eeting at which
th a t
w ill P a c ific C h ris tia n hospital In Eu-
M rs. George G u te k u n s t of Salem
& house guest o f M rs. J. W .
ber o f grand o fficers ware present. ' please you Nelson M o to r com pany. Rone. H it condlti n Is reported a t
O u r used car stock consists o f satisfactory
F ish er fro m T h u rsd ay u n til M on-
Crnzyz C rystals fo r sals at E a s t-
M r and M rs. D . B. H u n t and day of tb js week.
ham's C onfectionery.
a le m any cars at prices W0 to HO each
George F oster had a ton o f lim e
M r. and M rs F ra n k Goode of ready to go. See us firs t. Nelson ij iv s . M r. H u n t's m o ther, M rs.
Chase, and his g ran d m o th er. M rs. de||Vered a t his place fro m B lack
SUtcoos lake and M r. and
M rs. M otor com pany.
M M atthew s. Seattle, was a guest Roach, al! o f Eugene, visited Sun- B u tte iast week fo r fe rtiliz in g pur-
Robort G ou rley o f Eugene visited
poses.
here M onday w ith M r
and Mrs. last w eek at the F . L. G ran nis day at the I. O Shaw home.
Harrel & Trask
T h e Neighborhood club
held a
M rs. E a r l G a ro u tte o f the S m a rt
j ack K lopfensteln anil other friends home
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and relatives.
M rs. Goode
was
j j r . nnd Mrs. H e n ry H u bb ell nnd ih o p made a b uying trip to P o rt- p a rty S a turday evening a t the A.
FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY—FEED ANDERSON, Prop.
Scherm acher home.
T h e evening
fo rm e rly M rs. F an n ie Morse.
d au g h ter D o ro th y returned Sunday land the ea rly p a rt o f the week.
Joe H rlc h e r Jr., who Is a tte n d in g ' fro m Yoncalla, w here they had
M rs. V e rn H a ze n ____________
and M re. O . W . was spent socially and refresh-
B lackm
lackm o
w ere
ere in
in Eugene
Eugene Tues- m ents w ere served. T h e re w ere 15
M t. Angell academ y, spent E a s te r spent a w eek w ith M rs. H ubbell's B
o re
rc w
d ay to assist o th e r o fficers o f the present.
r-u ,,,
at the home o f hla fa th e r, Joe m other. M rs. Francis.
O. V Breese, c ity recorder, has R °>’»1 N eighbors in planning a pro-
M rs. H e n ry
L a Re
p k llip
B rlc h e r Sr.
200 bought the Sorenson property on
tarn fo r the Inter-cou nty conven- L ak e accom panied
A fte r s t E a
sales and b ring
200 bought
the Sorenson
p ro perty m ily
on ,«•------
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, r , V h^w
" ' n i'l
e
its age^
c e ys^
visited
S a itu
turday
dresses
1( s te
93. r 1693
19.95 and
south „ Sixth
sire,-,
p o n j of
i f t the
h e o rg
tg a
n izatio
.za t.o ------
C n oR
ted &
rd a y
—
•- - nnd the fa
- — o-. tion
an
n w hich
w ill G ro a t o f Cottage,
visited
Saturday
be held a t M onroe M ay 10. M rs. aftern oo n w ith M rs. M a ry S m ith a t
scores of o th er bargains. V is it the w ill move In about A p ril 10.
, ....
E m a lln e W ilson. M abel R lackm o re W a lk e r.
big specialty shop at 10th anti W ll-
M rs Loren H a rv e y and children
accom panied them
M r and M rs. R . B. D ix o n and
lam etta, Eugene.
H . Gordon
'«•turned Sunday fro m Roseburg
Eu
fo r , he d
M a rtin B lack wen t to Eugene M on-
Co.
w here they had spent a w eek w ith
rd of d
to v is it M rs. K a th e rin e M are h
relatives. M r. H a rv e y motored to
of
M rs. Jessie Lew is was called
COME ON WITH YOUR
sister. M re. Jennie
« r-
Roseburg
to
b
rin
g
them
home.
tk<>
death
of
a
San Francisco Sunday by word that
S u nd ay d in n e r
M a rc h 19 I s ilk creek w ere SundaY
K id d, a t T re n to n , Mo.,
CASH—W E’LL MEET
her husband, who Is In the Southern
M rs. H a r r y Benston nnd baby of
the guests o f M r. and M rs. John Bau-
N o p articu lars w ere given in
' P a c ific hospital there, was In a Eugene are spending several days
der.
ANY PRICE
| message. She was a fo rm e r resi­
Have you ever attempted to estimate the dollars and
I serious condition.
M r. and M rs. J. W . F is h e r spent
at the O scar Jackson home.
dent o f this co m m u n ity, having
cents
value of an account with this old reliable bank!
Tuesday
a
fte
rn
o
o
n
w
ith
M
r.
and
C. M . Shinn returned to P o rtla n d
M rs. H a ro ld W o lfa rd of Eugene ,,vcd
husband,
I I V V '- I w
> 3 lth
. .1 1 he,.
II I I
II l « > D . t l l l l , C.
v. . M
* B . . Kidd
IV IU U ,
. .
i
P c i K a rra
B la n k
«Cottage . on a ia r m )n G ow d y Vine T h e y le ft M rs k ra n k G a ro u tte ln C o ttage
W hat would it cost you to provide a fire and theft
p ast M onday, a fte r spending the and M re. R alph
G ro v e ) planned a b irth d a y d in n e r here
h„ re fo
, nr r M
iss o u uri
ri a about
b o u t 12
12 years
vears ; « ro v e .
„
.
proof receptacle for your money?
M isso
M rs. 3 . P . S h o rtrid g e stayed over
ago. M r. K id d died about a year , i
Ju st how would you go about collecting the proceeds of
a daughter,
"
n ig ht Tuesday w ith
a cheek drawn on an out-of-town bank!
In C ottage
" '
M rs. D e lb e rt B row n
Charles D e a r made a business Grova
How convenient would it be to carry around in your
trip to Roseburg Tuesday.
’ M r ftnd Mrg H e n r y L a k e , P h illip
Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T
High School Notes
A Treat for Your Sunday Dinner— 1932
Spring Lamb
Beef Pot Roast.........16c lb.
Beef Pot Roasts . . 13^ c lb.
Sugar Cured Bacon.. 18c lb.
M o to r Ex R ay means as much for
troubles In your m otor a , ths X -ra y
does fo r your body. W e have the
only E x -R a y in the city. See us In
new location, scuws Seventh street
fro m nrm nry, McCoy's O srags. s ic
T h e F ra n k Sears fa m ily
have
moved to Hradwood.
where
M r.
Hears Is employed.
Miss M a ry M C terln, employe of
. h( 8 BI '
i‘-f> I-1 M ay fo r P o rt
land fo r a vacation o f In d efin ite
d u ratio n
A ll silk crepe slips Just a rrived ,
I l 80, b u ilt-u p tope and bodices. H.
G ordon A C o , ths big specialty
shop, corner 10th and W illa m e tte
a jc
Eugene.
M r and M rs C. L. Madden vls-
lied several days of last week at
the horns o f a daughter, M rs. Roy
H aldem an, Dallas.
Prof, a n ti M rs. M C. lllc k e n b o t-
tom spent the E aster vacation w ith
relatives In Roseburg.
B illy Hkade o f Eugene visited last
week nt the home o f a sister, Mrs.
H . W l.om burd
W e sell a lot o f tires beeause our
price Is low and q u a lity high. O u r
guaran tee Is to satisfy our custo-
mers. Nelson M otor com pany.
Mr
a n d M rs
II
W . T itu s w ere
up fro m Eugene F rid a y night. M re
T itu s attended an E astern S ta r
m eeting nnd M r. T itu s a surprise
p arty fo r H . W . Lom bard.
H C W ells. W illia m M oyer, W it­
bur Spray. W . D. S m ith and M rs.
TIRE
REPAIRING
Dill Pickles, per quart. . 10c
All Work
Guaranteed
Link Sausage........... 18c lb.
Motor Inn
Service Station
Dog Biscuits......... 15c pkg.
Veal Roasts........... 12J^c lb.
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BARTELS MARKET^
Phone 55
Special Fri. & Sat.
W h at Is Y ou r Bank
A cco u n t W orth?
Hamburger
10c lb. or 3 lbs. 25c
Smith-Short Grocery
—P h on e 153—
Saturday G rocery Savings
C o ffe e
O ranges
L ard
Red ('an
BOKA
NIUE SIZE
Extra Nice
SWIFT’S PREMIUM
1-lb Cartons
Lb..........27c 2 dOZeeeeee^t^C
B acon
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
L b..........23c
Soap D e al
1 pkg. Naptha Chips
1 can cleanser
1 bar Toilet Soap
1 Pink Plate
49<
10c
M r. and M rs. 3. T . Rose spent the . Dake and M rs. J. 3. I-a k e m otored
Rose's parents.
MOUNT M EW .
M arc h 30.— M rs. M rs. C. B. H ig h -
land and baby of Basin. W yo., nr-
rived last w eek fo r a visit a t the
home ot h e r parents, M r. and M rs
H a rr y Sellers.
M rs. Claude A rn e and Miss M y rtle
Snaucr w ere Eugene visito rs one
day last w eek.
C hild Survey B eing Mode.
M r. and M rs. Charles Bales and
, j T h e ,ocal h ealth group, a t the re-
Miss ______
D o ro th y _____
Bales ______
w ere _______
Sunday
i d inner guests o f M r. and M rs. L o t quest o f G overnor M eie r, Is m a k in g
W a g n e r at D orena.
1» survey of 50 child ren o f pre-school
M r. nnd M rs. R a lp h Sears nnd |nge ln this d istrict. A questionnaire
r
-
•
«•_ __ Jafnsla lea
children o f W a lk e r visited Sunday asks questions re g a rd in g defects In
the general health o f the child and
, w ith M rs. A m a n d a Sears.
M r. and M rs. G uy S m ith of E m - w h e th e r it has been vaccinated fo r
i plre spent Sunday w ith M r. and various contagious diseases
A t the m eeting M on day o f the
M rs. A r th u r S m ith .
) M r. and M rs. Claude A rn e and group plans w ere made fo r a c linic
I fam ily w ere guests S a tu rd a y eve­ to be held a t the schools today. D r.
ning a t a b irth d a y d in n e r honoring Seth K e rro n , county health officer,
R u fu s A rn e a t the A rn e home in w ill be present
A num ber of the local group a t­
the Grove.
M rs. A m an d a Scars visited W ed­ tended the ann ual m eeting of the
n e s d a y of last w eek w ith M rs. W . L an e C ounty H e a lth association In
Eugene last night.
I A. Keene a t T h o rn to n Corners,
j M rs. M a y Creason
o f Cottage
Grove spent M onday a t the M rs.
M rs. Sylvia E . H a lle y Die«.
A m anda Sears h o m iT
W o rth H a rv e y received
w ord
Tuesday forenoon o f the death of
a sister, M rs. Sylvia E . H a lle y, a t
S h e riff C and idate Is V is ito r..
C. A. (T o m ) Sw arts o f Spring- M ed ford. M rs. H a lle y had been 111
field, w ho expects to be a candidate fo r several weeks. M r. H a rv e y and
fo r the republican nom in atio n for his m other, M rs. I. M . H a rv e y , le ft
sh eriff, was a v is ito r here W ednes- at once fo r M edford. T h e fu n eral
day. H e Is In the m eat m a rk e t buel- - was held yesterday a t M edford
£ ness. Is firs t lie u te n a n t o f the head- M re. H a lle y was born In S a n ta
q uarters com pany at S p rin g fie ld Rosa. Cal., about 59 years ago and
and served In the W o rld w a r. H e had m ade her home in
M ed ford
has been fo r a num ber o f years since 1SS0. H e r husband died sev-
c halrm an o f the S p rin gfield school ' eral years ago. O th e r su rvivin g rel-
board. One of the planks o f his plat- atlves are tw o daughters,
Miss
fo rm Is a reduction In num ber of , Angle H a lle y , M ed ford, and M rs,
deputies.
¡Lee L u y , P o rtla n d .
P eaches
ROYAL CLUB 2 ' U
s ’
2 c a n s . . 35c
Dried Prunes
P eas
K raut
ITALIAN
MONARCH SWEETS
SWIFT’S—2'/Us
4 lb s .. . . 25c 2 c a n s .. 35c 2 c a n s .. 29c
T h e mem bers o f the N e ig h b o r­
hood club w ent to S p rin g fie ld W e d ­
nesday afternoon, w here they gave
ytrg Bessie S m ith, a fo rm e r resl-
dent of this com m u nity, a tea tow el
shOw er.
M rs. C. R . T re n t has been con-
I fined to
the house w ith ___
an a tta c k
„„ ______________
oj j be mea9ies the past week.
1
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Pork Sausage
10c lb. or 3 lbs. 25c
pockets enough cash with which to pay your bills!
These are just a few of the many inconveniences elim­
inated by an account with this old reliable bank.
Bulk Lard
The First National Bank
10c lb. or 3 lbs. 25c
of C ottage G rove
100% pure
Capital $50,000
Surplua $25,000
Beef Roast
10c lb. or 3 lbs. 25c
Till 12 o ’clock Sat.
STEAK
i : Round, Sirloin and T-Bone ; ¡
15c lb.
UNTIL MAY FIRST
ALL OF THIS FOR ONLY
$4.95
Boiling Beef
TIMELY SEBVIOE SPECIAL
7yac lb.
Valves ground—Carbon cleaned—Motor tuned-op—Dis­
tributor points adjusted—Carburetor cleaned and adjusted
—Fuel line cleaned—Spark plugs cleaned and adjusted—
Ignition timing adjusted and reset—Headlights fooused—
Fan adjusted—Battery tested and refilled with distilled
water.
Drive in and let us put your car in A-l oondltlon for
thousands of additional miles of good service.
Also low prices on oiling and lubrication, brake-adjustment
or brake lining, batteries and other Ford accessories.
100% Beef
Shortening
Sw ift’s
3 lbs. 25c
;; Cottage Grove price set-
T ters feel safe in trading
here as we have never
been undersold or never
;; will be.
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W oodson B rothers
Telephone 27