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r n iD A T , A FB H . % I W J T K K ^ K X T n n U , C O T T A G E IIIU H r , OW FUOX 1 a load o f baby chick« fro m ths la t- ! ta r plxcs. T h« Neighbor« Frtsndstitp olub ' m st a t th« hem « of M r». Chari«« T rem b isy T h u re d a y o f last weak. A im in g to « trik e a body blow a t T h« ho«t««« served tw o kind» of > aaka follow ing the bualasas m eat- unem ploym ent In Kugsns th« more - ’ ing M r« Jam»« Scott invited th« than 100 msm bsrs of th« Eugene o f In te r io r B u g g r e ts club to meet a t her home on the B u ild ing eongraaa h a re started a aftsrn con of A p ril 14. cam paign designed to furnish w ork Control of Production In M r» O. H H s in s and daughter, fo r «killed b uilding trades w orksrs M rs. R o bert Daw son. and th« la t- a t a tim e w hen p ro perty owners Maturai Resources tar's «mall d au g h ter Annals« . o f can take advan tag e of rock-bottom M arch >1 L sxlsla ' Eugene visited at th * home of M r -natsrta! price« Th« cam paign is J a ^ m e n t . between and Mre. A. W ooleott F rid a y of laat to continue for 90 day«. 2 i2 d J s r e ™ t h ^ T g a a m d tim b e. w eak P o in tin g to t h . m any odd Job. of f . , w i t h a r l . v l o controlling M r and M r . H ira m W h eeler and «Iteration«, re p a ir, and m in or naw . I d aro ld tn a waste » « « children and M o rt Babcock w ere construction and Im provem ent« a w n .7 dinner guests a t the b o a s o f M r which can b . mad« a t little cost to “f f * 4 ■ and M rs. E R. D a rn e ll S aturday of th« p ro perty ow ner and a t th« «am« « C” n ^ r a l ¿ m o u n t." In w* * k llm e f r * “ * “ 1* r<* To!uln* ot c J ™ » d h . favored K- « B ennett of M o .b y creek r l e work, the m em ber» o f th« building M ^ N ? a bin t h . ff« d « rS ll «> tB th« neighborhood Wednes- J congre«« urge “D o I t N o w “ Such J * * , 1* * b l \ ’ ? t« „ n ro v e acres- M r and M r» Jams» Scott enter- a oouree. they point out. w ill «are tr> d r I n ^ L iu « try k anU talned M onday w ith a p a rty In bon- appeal« to c h a rity and d ra in on th« “ up,ea “J . or o f the b lr th d .y anniversary of property o w n er w ith ou t adequate * ™ . ~ J a ~ of t h . n t . r m r ^ d - ‘ h“ r * » “ «» *"'•> • * nJ Laurence return T h * ■ • c r ,t* rF of lha “ ln i t w u the t h ir t e e n t h anniversary T hrough new spaper stortsa and provision should o f the younger «on. Stanley'« an- advertising. rad io talk« and pareoa- eluded re q u irin g the a g reem ent, n treraary was ea rly In M ay Various al «oltcltal.on. mem ber» of the beoome Ino perative I f It produce« gam»» w ere played and tea cream building c ongre»». headed by Preai- ooerclon on a mem ber of the Indus and cake w ere aerved by the ho»t- dent E a r l M D rew , w ill a tte m p t to try o r re s u lt. In e x orbitant prices teas, w ho made a b irth d a y cake fo r bring the Joblsaa, p ro perty owner» to public. each son adorned w ith candlaa and employer» o f labor together to P resid ent Hoover ln his annual --------------- ------- ' the m u tu al benefit o f all. message recommended congress LONDON. consider changing the a n ti-tru s t lavra along thia Una. a In answ er to a question fro m Sen e]i .n d tw o »on, made a trip to Eu • t o r S te lw s r (R -. O regon) w ho also gene W ednesday, to keenly interested in such legists- w T. Jones h a , b u ilt a new tlon. W ilb u r sard the governm ent btooder house. The h ig h e r im p o rt duties on lum baa a d ire c t Interest in controlling M r and M rs. H a rv e y Shipp and ber asked by the lu m b e r and pulp production as an ow ner o f »nor- children and M r a A lice Vac. Duson industry o f the P a c ific northw est q uantities o f n a tu ra l re- of B lack B u tte w ere guests Sunday . were endorsed by the W illa m e tte . _ ___ T, . - S ta lw a r p r o p e l an am endm ent ‘ V r e n k O e T . J o . “ been- and three Eugene S ta rts Drive For Building R epairs SEMATE URGED TO GIVE WO LUMBER INDUSTRY _____ April - — D IV ID E . A p ril 8 . - M ire R u th M ill« - o f E u - gene la v la ltln g a t the bom» of her slater. M r e W a lte r Robinson. M rs. Jess R a d fo rd of S m ith R iv - e r is til a t the home of a atotar, M rs R o y H a rris They w ill meet Thursday w ith M rs Fred O verton. M r and M rs Joe P erkin s moved into th e ir new home last week Mlee R etli B allsy of Eugene spent the «reek end w ith her sister. M re C liff Allen. John D avis m arked hie crop ot lamb« one day last w eek H e had ¡B7. I « v M cCoy moved hie household goods out fro m C ottage Grovs one I day last w eek, as be has sold his place In to«m. Mre. Clarence K irk shopped la Eugene one day last w eek. H a rr y B rew ster has bought the John K e rr telephone share and has run a line up to hie m ill. H ie num- ' ber la 16FS2 M O S B Y Cl M r and M rs F re d W itc h e r fro m A p ril A —T h e O et-tog eth er club | T V !tghi valley «pent Sunday at the m «t recently w ith M re B ert M yer» Roy K ennedy h om e J. C. Penney Co. D C PA B T M B N T • T O B B 417-421 Main St., Cottage Qrove, Oregon Mr. and Mre. Arch Pow- Higher Import Dutv On Lumber Given Approval w hich would m ore em phatically be- tons. H aro ld. Iv a n and Claude, h a re * etow upon t h . n atu ra l resource ln- , con tract fo r p u ttin g out saw logs * ” duetrlee the rig h t to m ake agree- at Dodge canyon n ear O akland T he ,s s S 2 X - 5 E S ¡ r . x s * s s im ila r «nd. ■ arm y He w ill go co San F rancisco and a fte rw a rd s be sent to the P h ilip p in e s 1 M r and M rs C A. Peterson vie. ¡led Thursday evening w ith friend» in Creewell. M r and M rs P. F Rose epant the «reek end a t Salem H u b e rt and P h il Mosby m otored to D sxtar F rid a y . T h e H a p p y C irc le club m et w ith M rs. Pearl W ic k s a t the F a rm e r» union hall la«t Wednesday One q u ilt was quilted and tw o c o m fo rt ers were tied. A potluck d in n e r was «erred at M rs. C o ta T eeters T he club w ill m eet next w ith M rs O re t ta Eetabrood T h e eons and daughter« and th eir W ilm a Su therlan d and Chris- fam ilie s spent Sunday w ith M r. and tine H o o k e r w ere guests o f Miss g * , nted ou( th a t Canadian a g re e m e n t, w ith A u stralia . ~ S IL K C R E E K . A p ril 5.— M r . and M re. George T ee te rs visited ln T hurston a t the hom e o f M rs . E lle n N eedham M a rc h 26. re tu rn in g home on E aster Sunday. M a ria n Sprague and h er m other m ade a tr ip to Eugene Tuesday of last w eek. M a ria n w ent fo r medical a tte n tio n , being troubled w ith an abscess. She is g ettin g along satis fa c to rily now. M iss L en a B urcham returned hom e W ednesday of last w eek, a f t e r being aw a y about tw o weeks. H e r sister a n d husband, M r. and M rs . O tis Scott, w ith th e ir sm all son, o f Independence, w ho were unable to leave M on day fo r th e ir borne as they had planned owing to M re. B u rcham 's h ealth, le ft on T h u rs d a y . R ev. H . W . D avis o f Cottage G ro ve visited a t the home o f M r and M rs. C. G . W o rsh am F rid a y of la s t w eek. M rs. Eloise W h e ele r has been confined to h e r house w ith hay fev e r fo r several days. Jam es Scott purchased a new car T h u rs d a y o f last week, day o f last w eek a t the George Teeters, J. C. Bassett and A . W ool- oott homes, ta k in g back w ith them N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S . N o tic e la hereby given th a t the undersigned has been appointed by th e county court. L an e county, S ta te o f Oregon, executor o f the last w ill and testam en t o f Jasper N . P atto n , deceased, by an order bearing date the 8th d ay of M arc h , U 3 2 . A ll persons h av in g claims again st the estate of said Jasper N . P a tte n , deceased, are hereby noti fie d and required to present the sam e d u ly verified to the under signed a t the law office of H e rb e rt W . L om bard , F ir s t N a tio n a l bank b u ild in g . Cottage Grove, L an e coun ty . O regon, on or before six months fro m the d ate of the f ir s t publica- tlo n o f this notice. D a te d and firs t published this U t h d a y o f M arc h , 1832. D a te of last publication A p ril 8, IM S . W I L L I A M B. P A T T E N . E x e cutor of the E state of Jas p e r N . P a tte n , Deceased. H E R B E R T W . LOM BARD. ^ A tto rn ey fo r Executor. m li-a 8 Monday, Tuesday, W ednesday A pril 11,12,13 M en’s Socks H ouse D resses C hildren’s Hose Women's gn<l girls Regular values to 41 00—59c each or A good school hose, 11 rib. assorted sizes and colors. pair io e Good enough for dreaa shirts at 59c each, 2 for $1.00 Clear glass iahi.1, Fancy plated rayons, weight, pair good lO í4 F ancy G reen G lass G lass W a ter J u g s S h irts Regular 49c L’.'tc T ea G lasses W a ter Glasses Large size ice tea glasses, worth a dime— each Cut design, regular 10c val uea, now each ....._ 5^ 1-Vit milk jug, regular 85e, MW L arge S iie Tow els Good Wright, retch IOC EXTRA SPECIAL—Good house brooms, only ........................ 2 0 C ,‘*<'h And many more items not in this ad. Qet your share of three values — DORENA. A p ril 5.— M rs . R u th E n g la n d and children R obert. F aye and L ila , and A m an da M cK ib b en m otored to Eu- gene S aturday. Sidney and J u a n ita Bales visited over the w eek end w ith friend s at O akridge. M r. and M re. R o b ert Combe and children o f Eugene visited over the w eek end a t the Charles T eeters home. M r. and M rs. C H . Jennings o f Eugene visited Sunday at the G lenn Jennings home. M r. and M rs. M ansel K in n e y and d au g h ter Louise of Spokane visited Tuesday a t the J. B Moeby home, A r th u r S teck and son H a ro ld le ft T h u rs d a y fo r F u lle rto n . Cal. C liffo rd T h ra s h e r le ft fo r P o rt- land F rid a v to J o ! n ^ h e re g u la r Soft - F lu ffy — F irm Darling V ariety Store “ Pcnimaid” B a th T o w e ls Pad and C o ve r for Your Ironing Board! 39« It's s toy to dry-oB with these Fear ape tOt I Full sire I Thick new - inflammable white hair pad; hea.y unbleached muslin cover with eyelet*, facer. futt terry towels' Ute them oe vour face fee s heahhy g lo w ’ 20*s40* I Smart designs cotoes r v ^ t * u T i c> re w it h o u t v w a « , t Every A rticle Purchased H ere Has A n Unqualified G uarantee ________________________ A N N O U N C IN G TH E O p p o rtu n ity Days »1.0« -fc* pr!ce h ln fa v o r ot Canada. J H . Cham bers of this c ity was reelected one o f the d irectors o f the association. M r e D a n D ugan. O live D oney Sunday. T h e y w ith M r. and M r e C a rl Seller» o f E u - several other young people w ent gene spent F rid a y a t the Glen flo w e r p ic k in g in the afternoon. T h e Sellars home. picking of ladyslippers is quite a T h e M u rp h e y fa m ily have moved fad a t the present tim e. In to the Nela M attson home. M r. and M rs. W . H . T h o rn and M r. and M r e R ex B u rn e tt visited grandson Dale T h o rn attended o ver the w eek end a t the G len Sell- church services ln C ottage G rove ers home. Sunday m o rn ing and la te r w ere M r e George A llem an , who was guests a t the Bob D e c k e r home. q u ite 111 w ith a cold. Is much better M rs. D ic k P e rry and M r e R a lp h M r. and M rs. N o rm a n S u ite r of M akin son o f H a lfw a y . O re , are B e a r C reek visited Saturday a t the v is itin g th e ir fa th e r F re d M ills and tw o brotohers Jack and Tom M illa . Charles A rn o ld home. A u stin M cR eynolds, who has been M rs. Cecil G e e r has been ill aev- v e ry ill w ith a cold. Is slowly im era! days. _ W o rd has been received fro m the proving. M is , M a r th a Arnold entertained hospital a t Eugene th a t C alvin • group of school g irl friends a t the Pow ell, who cut his foot w ith an ax m atinee S aturday, the occasion be- several days ago, m a y lose tw o o f lng her te n th b irth d a y anniversary, his to e a T h e A . M ille r fa m ily have rented T h e pupils o f both London and th e L in d s tro m place and »rill move B lack B u tte schools assisted w ith In soon. the pro gram th a t was put on a t the ----------------------- teachers' In s titu te in Cottage G ro ve M O C N T V IE W P a -jrd a y . A p ril 5.— M iss O ra R u sk o f Sxc- rx m a n to was a v is ito r F rid a y a t ' the home o f a cousin. Charles Bales. M r e A m a n d a S e a r, and M re. T h u rm a n D e a r spent W ednesday w ith M rs. K a ts Sears ln Cottage G rove, helping to quilt. R a lp h C a rr o f South A m e ric a and M rs . Jam es T o n er, tw o daughters B a rb a ra and Esther, and M rs. R ob e rta o f Y o n c a lla visited Saturday a fte rn o o n w ith M rs T h u rm a n D ear, niece and d au g h ter of M r. C a rr and M re . T oner. T h e Neighborhood club m e t W ed nesday for an a ll-d a y m eeting to q u ilt a t the home of M re. George L ayn g. M r. and M rs. Charles Bales and Mtas D o ro th y Bales attended a fa m ily reu nio n Sunday a t the A r th u r Bales home a t Dorena, held ln honor of Miss O ra R u sk of Sac ram ento, w ho Is v is itin g the fam ily. W hen a foreign w om an m arries an Am erican, etis becomes a wom an w ithout a oountry, Canada has a fou r per cant ¡ m an ufactu rers' tax A Baham as fish erm an found Inn 000 p ira te gold, recently, the Eng lieh governm ent confiscating nioal Of It Itu m an la 'e Hthlel bill, once w orth U K , represents IJ cents today B arlin has the must m o le r n tele. ■ phone equipm ent In Burope. H|>alne new president approves hull fights. A ustria le »aid to have the richest 1 radium minea In Mot» simple larceny casae of Ixrndon. MTS culp rits w ere taken inh. charge Money Saving Days on Staple Goods You Will Need from O regon and W a shin gton to these c o u n trie s A u s tra lia is per m ittin g C anad ian lum ber to enter th a t c u n l try per thou- 7 o , U" £as’ a \ t £ one « pound a ™ ‘ ‘ o i n ^ Am n r erlcan la n d Ir e E n glan lumbTr d. « L .o ™‘.“ , t t v w h lu d u t v ^ n L T « J r re n t A m erican lu m b e r is ten per cent. d au gh ter E ith e r . M r. and Mrs. W . IL . Townsend and M r». H a ro ld Abeene and child ren w ere guents Sunday a t t h . J. E B a n t n home. M r. and M r e Georg» Bailee and dau gh ter R ita . Jessie Seger and E s th e r Lem m on attend ed an e n ter- tain m e n t given by the g ir l, club a t Cottage G rove F rid a y evening. ■■ 1 Sm ith H it by G o lf Ball O re!va Davi« and la w re n c s P al E lb e rt S m ith S r stopped a g olf m er were down to the Roy Kennedy home one day last waek for Ihe ball w ith hie head Saturday a fte r m a il They report the footlog wash noon T h e force o f the ball, which ed out and also the ford deepened had been driven by O len Swenson fro m a ebort distance aw ay, toppled S m ith In to the m ud end dased him Toxoid C linic Is Hold. T h e th ird o f a serica o f toxoid for a f»w moments, but he was able cllnica was conducted In the C ot lo continue play Swanson did not tage Grove schools F rid a y forenoon observe that S m ith had w alked Into by D r Seth M K srron. oounty the line of hie play health o fficer, and Mre. P e lla Flla- T h ree hundred m illio n dollars g .ra ld of the county h ealth unit. T h e y were assisted by mem bers of are eald to be spent In the United States a nn ually fo r unnecessary ths local health group. Several pupils w ere vaccinated d ru g s R oarers are vegetarians against sm allpox C olum bia u niversity professors St P a tric k was KM years of claim that m arried women teachers when he died. • re •2i£»H orjpj_ein£li2 _ 2 Ii! L -_ —— Oysters Peas Pure Oull Kiri Brand—A T>j Pack N EW FORD V-8 C y li nJ e r 4 • Lard 3 50». □niter brand garden «woet variety peas No. 2 3 Cana Open kettle Cam rendered 23c 29 4 lbs. 25c Wheaties Gem Nut Whole wheat flakre—ready to eat. Oood for table, cook ing and baking 6 L a rg e P a c k a g e . . . . Milk Pound . . . . Kraut Oregon Brand, made from pure cow'a milk. Oarden Valley Brand— try It with «pare rlbi, T a ll C a n s .................. 3 N o. 2V$ C an s 5 89 Flour T ig e r L illy Brand fo r all purposes. 49-lb. Bag run Coffee A irw a y — Blended to make a good cup o f coffee. Pound . . . . 10 23 23 ] ] BUTTER EXTRA GRADE T M 8 N iw F o a o E ig h t D t L n n T atU r B rookfield, F resh F rom Fresh Sw eet Cream a m o v e d bu 7 J load Inf dtrrnatologhta for even , E ig h t-c y lin d e r , 9 0 -d e g re e L ow C e n te r o f G r a v ity E n g in e j S y n c h r o n iz e d S ile n t G e a r S h ift • S e v e n t y - f ir e M ile e p e r H o u r N OTICE TO CREDITORS. N o tic e is hereby given th a t the undersigned has been appointed by th e c ou nty c o u rt o f L an e county, S ta le o f O regon, a d m in is tra trix of th e estate o f F . H . A llison, deceased by an o rd e r d ated the 26th day of F e b ru a ry , 1932. AU p artie s h a v in g claim s against th e eald estate a re hereby n otl- I fle d and re q u ire d to present the 1 same d u ly v e rifie d to the under- ' signed a d m in is tra trix a t the law o ffic e o f H . J. Shinn, In Cottage O rove, O regon, on o r b efore six m onths fro m the date o f the firs t p ub lication o f this notice. D ated thia th e 4th d ay o f M arc h , 1832 E L S I E L . A L L IS O N , A d m in is tra trix o f the E s ta te of F . H . Allison, Deosased. ML 3. SHINN. A tto rn e y fo r E s ta te . m ll-a ip • B a p id New self-adjusting Houdaille double acting hydraulic shock absorbers with thermostatic control . ; . New rear spring construction s » « Automatic spark control . i . Down-draft carbu retor t . . Carburetor silencer . . . Bore, 3 1/16 inches. Stroke, 3 3 /4 inches . i . Piston displacement, 221 cubic inches . . . 90-degree counterbalanced crankshaft . , i Large, effective fully A GREAT Roadster . . . $460 Phaeton . . . 495 Tudor Sedan . 500 NEW A c c e le r a tio n • L ow Coupe . . . . $490 Sport Coupe . . 535 Fordor Sedan . 590 AT AN V ib r a tio n le e e S ile n t Second B e l ia b il it y < . . Individual inside sun visors , . . Cowl ventilation . . . Adjustable driver’s seat. . . Choice of Mohair, Broadcloth or Bedford Cord upholstery in all de luxe closed types. T H E N E W F O R D F O U R -C Y L IN D E R C A R Afi h n proitd Ford fnur-tylim ier, 50-hont-pou/er engine, operating w ith new tmootbnett, it avail- able in fourteen body typet a t 1 5 0 lest than the corretpondmg V - 8 pricet lilted below. UN U SU A LLY De Luxe Roadster $ 500 De Luxe Phaeton 545 * DeLuxeTudor $550 De Luxe Coupe 575 Cabriolet , . . 610 LOW I h t fn o tt d * tt iicato c c m f ln io m 4 Bars..25c P o u n d ............ 19c G ear • C o m fo r ta b le G a s o lin e C o n su m p tio n enclosed four-wheel brakes . . . Distinc tive steel-spoke wheels with large hub caps . . . Handsome V-type radiator . . . Graceful new roof line and slanting windshield of clear polished plate safety glass. . . Single-bar bumpers, chromium plated . . . Low, drop center frame . . . Mechanically operated pump drawing fuel from fourteen-gallon gasoline tank in rear . <. Choke on instrument panel CAR • • R o o m y , B e a u tifu l B i d i n g S p rin ge • 6 5 -lio r e e -p o w e r ’ : . B o d ic e V -ty p e , P R IC E De Luxe Fordor . $645 Victoria . . . . 600 Convertible Sedan 650 (F. 0 .0 . Detroit, plus freight and delivery. Bumpers and spare tire extra. Small down payment and cenoenient, economical terms through your Ford dealer) Bacon Bananas Squares Trimmed squares from side baoon. # P o u n d ..................... j 7C Beans - r J £ dW«» ) c r orK Deans ■r C a n ...................... c >c 10 lbs................ Buy your - !■ Dozen 50c P h o n e 219 New Spuds 3 lb s................. Great Northern Navies oook quicker and taste better. Campbell’s for quality. supply now. 19c 4 lb s.................. C o tta g e G ro v e 19c New Peas 2 lb s............... 19c Sweets 3 lb s.................. 19c Grape Fruit Large 80’s 6 fo r .. 19c W e D eliv er ]
