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COTTAGE o n o v f a , OKKGOW. Everett of E uaene vlalted Saturday Cottage Grove W ednesday night. LONDON. day night at the home of her aon luncheon waa served and Mra. J. 1 Friday night at a birthday dance of a brother, Henry l-ake, and In Joe Abeene and three eona. who evening at the l-ynch Currln home. April 26.—L. A. Means mad# a Ralph In Cottage Grove Both ha Llndamood and Mra. Ralph Blank given at Anlauf Sixteen persona the evening accompanied Mr. and logglna near Oakland. »I»” , Mrs Lake to the Ray Mvere home trip to Aberdeen, W aah. the U tter are and his w ife have barn on tha alck assisted tha hostess Those preeent from Divide were preeent Foreign countries add ood-llver week end nere with their famille«. Mr» Stone and Mra. M. J. Perlnl In Delight valley, where Mr«. Cole part of laat week and bought • Hat for aavaral day» but ara recov- war* Mra. W. E. Nixon. Mra. Hugh Mr and Mr». T. B Robarte and oil to m»rg«rln« truck load of houeehold goods for ream mod for a few days' vlelt. Nixon and daughter« Marta and > and Ml«» Maxln* Rhode attended •ring. Hawaii 1» awampwl w ith A r n i Orlando H lgglnbotlom of Cottage a eon. who with bis family have aon Keith of Anlauf visited »unday Mr» Jon*« of Cotta«» Grove era» Maxine, Mra. Oval Powell and 'tha high school open house In Cot- at the J. tt Banton home. ca n woman looking for .w.ujjL . . . . Orove spent Sunday at the R. B. come here to locate. llliani 1 tagv urova ___ Wednesday night. a vlaltor at tha home o f Mra. Plata daughter Juanita, Mra W hlUUB Mr aftd Mr». Will Noble and «vu J. L. Lemmon preached at the . .. — I Sunday morning. _ tiogaie, Viola vio ia Strong. strong, Mra aare. J. L in -' Sire. Mr Angelo Perlnl returned Sun- Dixon home. Hogata, Aprll M .—B. E. J i , *’“ *’*?!"* ° W Clifton and Leonard Eetea damood. Mr«. Ralph Blank and dav from lletp-on. where ahe had Mrs R. R Dixon. Dorie D lson and Church of Chrlet at Central View Mrs. Henry Lake accompanied Mar- Sunday forenoon He wae accom- » sa w wood »had *nd maklng oth motoMd lo Eugene Friday of laat Gall Llndamood. all of Cottage been vleltlng her aon Nino Improvement» to building», ate., on " Grove, M r. Harold W olfard. Mra Maaalrao Perlnl hauled »wo truck tin Black to Eugene Monday after i>anl»d by hie wife end daughter h is ranch. . A Marian Sprague wae a vlaltor Harry Beneton and baby, and Mra load» of furniture from Eugene noon. They visited Mis. Herbert and Mr and Mr«. W. T. Joaaa. Later the group visited at the Jeeee Hook Olen Plat« w ent to Portland district school. ihtui Morgan and daughter all of Monday for Pedro Perlnl. Howard, a niece of Mrs. lAke. Tuesday of last week- « • " f t » » * M a/gam t Tate, a pupil In tha Eugena. Mrs. R C. Barfield. M r. Mr«. George Alleman. Mrs. F M The George Foster fam ily visited er home. . About 28 women from the Lon Friday with his father and hie hoo, for WVeral w eek a left Fri- chart»« Connor, Mrs. Lawrence Chapman and Ml»» Nell Chapman Sunday afternoon with Mra Fos uncle, Chester Lyman, . t h e latter ahe h<r m other visited the nankin». Mra. Oscar Jackson. Mrs. »pent Tuesday at the Lee Dugan ters sister. Mrs. Bert Lancaster of don district attended the bridal drlvlnff X them down in car. Mr ■hower given In honor of M l« a ■> £ hl« “ ■ A Joli, * “ Mra. M. A. Horn. •• I Blue Mountain. '? .w \J d e Sc hofieid "family and - - left * for their Z Mra. H home at Walden. Plat« and Mr and Mrs. Frank Oaroutte of Jreale I’ruett Saturday afternoon at and hi« blfl brother-in-law made m Salam Saturday. RydtU. Mr« C. H. Haight. Lvn Chapman drove to Ixirane R y d ell,_____________ „ ____ Gwendo- th« return trip to Portland Satur- »hipment of lyn Haight,. Elsie Haight. Mrs. Saturday night with Mr lj» fk v Cottage Grove »pent Sunday after the home of Mr«. OllcrHt of Hebron Mr. and Mr». Kenneth McRey noon at the Charles Chapman home Mis» Pruett le one of the teacher« r t r s a s , .................. ” •* Lawrence Brown, E lta Hohman. Mr and Mrs. E E Chestnut and of the local school Harriet N ichols and the hostess. nolds and baby daughter and Ml»» Mr«. John Sutherland la III. --------------- Mr aBd g n . Frank McOarvln Mrs. Nixon. Dorothy Keith of Roseburg »pent family were Sunday dinner «.ueete Mr and Mrs J. K Banton and Mrs Harry Beneton and baby of the week end with Mr MeRevnolde' lo t Mr. Chestnut's parent». Mr. and of Divide were visitor» at the home t h r e e granddaughter« Gereldlne Mrs. S. Chestnut. In Cotatge Grove of Mr. and Mra. O. E. Robertson Eugene spent the week end at the : parents. Mr. and Mr». Ernest Sic- Banton and Lovelle and tu rtle 1 Mrs. D. W Farquahr and son Oscar Jackson home. Reynold». 'Friday of laat week. family Saturday - ------ from ------ I a m A n g e la » Abeene. the J . L. Mra. George Hohman. who fell ------ ---------------- — Lemmon ------ Got rdon Foster of Cottage Grove 'arrived I Jam es Scott and J. C. Bassett George Halles family attended were Eugene visitor» Monday. Mr. while going to the mall box Thure- ' spent the week end at the F M. Mr Farquahr. who had rented the C W. Dwyer place, ha» been h-re ,,vtfn hou»e at the hlrh achool In ¡Scott and aon Laurence have been day —_ of last week and fractured two Chapman home. Mr. and Mra. Mercer of Creswell several w eeka Ion the sick list thia week, the 1st- bone* In an ankle, la reported ae FO B SALB O B TRADE. visited the A. Miller family Sunday Mra Milton Rosa of Cottage ter lielng unable to attend school slowly Improving M'ss Hasel Bylngton of Philo-¡G rove spent the week end at the The Social Neighbors club met at Mias Lena M Burcham received FOR SALE — GARDEN PLOW a letter laat week from the Institute the home of Mrs. Oscar Jackson math visited the Frank McOarvln home of a eon. J. W Roes, family Sunday afternoon. 1 Tom Ijimbkln of Crow called at w ith 1 blades, grinding ror ovan for u Government Research of the W ednesday. The Charles Arnold fam ily spent the J. W. Fisher home Tuesday- man's «addle. 2 axe«, crowbar, hand Brookln„ institution. W ashington. Sunday with the Norman Suiters on evening. corn planter. «hovels, pick, gruo- q asking for a copy of the C., Urie Add PoUon Start« To HEBRO N. blng hoa. ISO lb. scales, cream can. J • o f th f Salfm Indian achool i 27.—A surprise bridal show Bear oreek. Leave Body In 24 Houre ton lack. Ure pump, rope and . recently bv her and submitted er. April Coach O ne-W ay Fate». Good In Coechea or Chair Can. honoring Mias Jessie Pruett, was DOKENA. at the MOV NT VIEW. April 2» Mrs. Ruth England and a EHactlva from M a y 15 to December 31, 1932. of Mrs Jeaste G llcrist by April 26.—The Mount View school children Robert and Faye »pent the All Palo. Agony and Infiam m ati»» and several other things. Spriggs of the requirement* for the home Mrs. Lyons, the M isses Ada Sher- board met Thursday evening at the week end with relatives In Wolf Goue In 4g Hours. ehop.--------------- a22-niep de(rrw, of master of science. Mies man. lntarmadlsla or Tourlit O ne-W ay Fare» G ood In Tourl.t Annabelle and Katie Oilcriet. Claude A m * home to hire a teacher Creek. FOR SA L K -SP A U L D IN G LIGHT- Burcham spent several week* at Mias Pruett la bride-elect of Lewis for the com ing achool year. Mr*. Teachers who have been elected .«laapars upon payment of reaular Tourist »lasplnf car weight boxing gloves. ¿1.00 a pair. ,pr Indian school In Salem while Strobeck. She received m any beau- Mildred Scott of Cottage Grove was to teach In the llorena echools for Make up your mind that unless char9at. Effective from M ay 1 3 to December 1 1 ,1 9 3 1 . arold Bede, phone 18S-J. «16-29p making the study. the coming year are. High school you treat Rheumatism. Neuritis. tiful gifts. Refreshm ent* o f cake 1 elected. e n o « a t JS—ROLL TOP OFFICE -------- m d punch were served. Mrs, George Brumfield of Cottage principal. Rrulce A. Cole. Pleasant Neuralgia or Sciatica In the R1OH1 u ton Overland sedan '24 SAGINAW. Mias Audrey W olfard spent Thura- Grove spent Friday with Mrs. Illll; assistant high school teacher, way you'll periodically suffer the 30-Dey Round-Trip Fere». To points east of Chicago Mrs lternlce Zeller. Goshen: Inter mil»« 160 house April 27.—W avne Gulley of Pleas- day night with Mrs. Mabel N ew ton Amanda Sears. • and St. Loul». Good In ell cle»»e» of equipment In modal run 28,000 miles, »80. P .p in t several day* laat »t her home In London. | Mr*. Thurman Dear has w e n 111 mediate room. Mrs Emma Gregory. rest of your life! The superb Ingredients of th» Al- for «ale, d o se to w est side school, H R Hodson home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pow ell of with the flu for a few days. Springfield; primary room. Mildred cluding Tourlit or Standard »leeper» upon payment of lenru prescription are favorably 8U00; range, 16. Mra. E ff e Knowles. tA wrence Montlelh Eugene spent Friday at their ranch. Mrs. Claude Arne. Willard and Smith, Dorena. regular sleeping car charge*. Effective from M a y 22 to Mrs. Ralph Hand of Cottage known and It« marvelou» pain end 141 M street. Cottage Grove. »®-2»P' -rh..r«d»v evening at the Lyle Mrs. George Kebelbeck and little Darrel Arne and Mr and Mrs October 15. Return limit 30 days, not exceeding ----------------- ------------ - UNFLN- Scott home tn Cottage Grove. daughter Caroline returned home Henry Snauer attended a program Grove visited Sunday at the J. B. ing power banl»hee all dlacomfort CABINET WORK AND C. P. Stewart of Taft. C a l, Is vis- Sunday evening from Richmond. | at the Walden school house Friday Mosby home. It's compounded to drive out of October 3 1 ,1 9 3 2 . ____ furniture made to order. ■ home of a brother Ray Cal., after spending four week* with evening. A 7-pound son was born Friday muscles, Joints and tl* « u e » those ex Furniture and stove repairing. We 111 * , Mrs Chartie Sharon and a sister. Mrs. Robert Campbell. Mr and Mra. Melville Hanna and to Mr and Mrs Truman Collins. Summer Escurtion Round-Trip Feres. Good In sll ------------ daughter » » I. Mr. and Mrs. George Kebelbeck children and Richard Hanna were Arthur Steck and son Harold re- cess uric acid deposits which cause buy, *«11 and exchange. _ Davenport were week week end end guests IBiests at turned last week from southern agony of mind and body _ • classes of equipment Including Tourist or Standard Furniture Co._____________ a8-m<p , h> j esa Tucker home In Delight visited Mrs. Kebelbeck'« mother. Eugene visitors Saturday. What a Joy to know that never | Mrs. Ream, in Eugene Monday. Claude Arne and sons Willard and California, where they had visited sleeper» upon payment of regular deeping car chargee. I valley. again need you sit up all night suf Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Piser o f Darrel attended the open house at friends and relatives. FOR SAKE OR TRA DE.—ELEC- Mr And Mrs. Ermoid Hardltty Effective from M a y 22 to October 15. 1 9 3 1 . escept Albert Isham and Rernlce Mosby f»rlng terrible pain -w hat a bless- ; trie dish washer, electric clothe« and Mr and Mrs Lowell Benston Eugene spent Sunday with Mr and the high school in Cottage Grove ticket» ee»t of Chicago end St. Loul», which will be on W ednesday evening. are III with m u m p s.__ ln< to know you can conquer this w asher ''Maytag,'' electric eewing w ire guests at a six o'clock dinner Mrs. John Kebelbeck and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBlue and Leroy all son fell o f on Mr. Mr and Mrs. Lot W agner enter Insidious affliction without harmful sale only to September 30. Return limit, October machine. rsmges homeTn h o n o u r ^ H a r p o l e a daughtar'Shi'riey. accompanied by and Mrs Hanna, Melville sm Hanna, a tained with a card party at their tmplemanta, aeparators g ■ pole birthday annl- Mrs. Mary Smith of Thornton Cor- cross-cut saw at their home Sunday home Saturday evening. R efresh drugs, opiates or braln-nutnbing I 3 1 ,1 9 1 2 . bath tub and s alnk, ice boxes, new and M r p e n s io n s in k , let motored to Culp Creek Sunday and sustained a severe gash on one ment« of cake. Jello and coffee were tablets which relieve only for a and used furniture. Davenport M r and Mrs Otis Chapman, ac- and vlalted Corbett Smith. I forearm. He w as taken at once to served Guests were Mr. and Mrs. short time. Oenentl Passenger Department. A large 8 os. bottle of Allenru Furniture Oo.__________ aS-a29p e n m n a n ie d bv several school chil- H a n e y and Howard Taylor o f a physician, who found It necessary I,ee Thomason and daughter Alvls, WILL TRADE COUPE FOR 9 ^r»n from here attended the open Cottage Grove called Friday on the to take 11 etltchea to close the Mr and Mrs. Grant Rales. Arthur costs but 88c And Cottage Grove 037 Pittock Block, Portland. Ore Rales. Mrs. Glenn Gllltsple. Mr. house at the C. G. high school Wed- Misses Taylor. wound. . _ Pharmacy say*. “If one bottle of cords wood. 806 south Sixth street. ne^tav n ig h t Mr. and Mra. R. B Powell and Tom Lambkin of Crow, enroute to and Mrs. Roy England. Ix>wry E ng Allenru doesn't end your pain mors P ro v e ----------------------- *2*° T H I O V E R L A N D RO UT1 M r and Mrs E H Koch of Gold- daughter Vanda of Drain visited his home from Elkton, visited Tues- land nnd son Alvls. Mr. and Mrs. quickly—If It doesn't gtvs more FO R SALE — GARDEN PLOW e n were business callers in Saginaw Thursday with Mr». Belle Oeer day evening at the Clarence John- Clarence Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. lasting results than any other treat with 3 bladaa, grinding stone. Friday »ne visited son home. Orlen Land. William and Wavne Ellis Ireland of E uger* -■*" return your m an’s »addle. 2 axes, crowbar, hand Vaughn and Opsd. Ernest and Rob- ment w ell gladly Murray Shampang and Howard Saturday w ith Mr. and 5 Mrs Albert corn planter, shovels, pick, grub Keene motored to Eugene Monday. Ward. money." ern Wagner. THORNTON CORNERS. bing hoe. 150 lb. scales, cream can. Allenru for 49 hours than back Mr and Mrs Howard Fry from Miss Piper, accom panied by Mrs. April 26.—Mr. and Mrs. O. B. wagon Jack, tire pump, rope and near Lorane visited Mr Fry's par- W illiam Baimbridge and Miss Anna , Arnest went to Portland Saturday on th» tob again. ley, pitch fork, binder chain. 4 nta Sunday Nichols, motored to Salem Tues- to visit relative*, returning home tere, wire etretcher. cow bells ents Mrs Sunday. Nerva Hardistv. Rose Har- day. returning the sam e day. I Tuesday. and several other things. o22-m6D Spriggs pole and Mrs. Ruby Benston spent Miss Ethel Chestnut vlalted an Lawrence and Georgia Clark at- ---------------Monday in Eugene. Mrs. Hardisty tended a picnic given by the B. Y .! aunt, Mrs. S. A. W alklnshaw. In E V E R T TEES- ___________ visited her _____ sister. ______________ Mrs. J. R. S n - v d -, , --------------------- of the B aptist church ot~ C ottage Eugene over the week end. retum - BABY C H I C K S _______ » day. 10 cents each; hatching eggs er and Mrs. Benston visited at the Grove Sunday at Blue Mountain , ing Tueeday. ____ The Jolly W orkers’ club win will give Mrs. Mary- Sm ith accompanied -------------- j u— Turkey and ben eggs r .' c . Powell and Harry' Benston reasonable. custom hatched. Bert V. Hands, homes. .. , _ a play. “The Poor Married Man.’’ son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and north P acific highway.____a26-a?9p Ray Stewart and fam ily and C. May 9. at the Farmers' union hall jd „ Frank LaBlue of Hebron, to the home of a son. Corbett Smith, FO R SALE — OLD GROWTH 16- P. Stew art were dinner guests at at Culp Creek Sunday. MOSBY CREEK. lnch. Knots, 2-oord loads. 83. dry the Willie Sharon home Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Lyle Scott and son April 26.—Mrs. Allen Kerr has Mr. and Mr». Oeorge Gutekunst wood. 84 per cord, green wood. 83.50 and daughter Doris of Salem and par cord. O. E. Conrad. Lorane o f Cottage Grove and Ben Cotter been quite sick. Albert R issue and Bert Lancaster Mrs. Atwood Foster of Cottage were supper guests Friday night at t a i ls .________________________ p are falling timber at Lynx Hollow Orove were callers Sunday after- the Lawrence Montieth home FOR SALE — YELLOW BENT noon at the J. W. Fisher home Mr. and Mrs. Claude W illey. Mary f Or the Creswell milk ____corn, 3 cants per pound: bale Alma Benston and Robert Keene j -ph, program at W alden was well Misses Georgia Morgan. Kathleen beans. 4 cent* per pound; Birdsegg spent Saturday night and Sunday at attended Friday night. Lunch waa H utchings and Ruby Roach of beans. 31» cent* per pound. E. the W. A. Keene home In Cottage , 3erved and the young folks played Saginaw spent Sunday w ith Mr. Simpson, 2 miles southeast of Cres- Grove gam es till a late hour. and Mrs. Clifford W allace. Floyd Jones la building a barn ; Mrs. Mark Garoutte of Cottage well._______________________Mr. and Mrs. Buck H ardisty at- Orove was at the John Bauder home FO R SALE — DODGE TOURING tended a program given at the on his ranch. Mrs. Crow of Eugene, candidate Monday. car; Star motor In good shape. Lynx Hollow school Monday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Etter and for county superintendent, spoke at two Star radiators, Ford T radia- ning. _ __________________________ . . . _________ „ tor; Chevrolet 290 radiator, _______ Chevro- W. A. Keene of Cottage Grove the P. T. A. m eeting Friday night fam ily of Cottage Orova were Sun let cylinder head with valves. Ed A. spent Thursday with hla aon How- a t the Blue Mountain school house. day dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Keltxer, 1104 west Ma:n. a29-ml3r- ard. I The Get Together club met with Henry Lake. Mrs. Mary Cole of M arcóla vis Mrs. Bus Pitcher last Thursday. WANT TO BUY. Mrs. John Pitcher helped entertain ited Sunday afternoon at the home LATHAM. W ANTED, BANTAM HENS. ANY April 26.—Miss Marguerite Carlile ^ ^ f h e ^ lo y d All Pure—Tall Tim Bulk—Swift'i Crescent variety, for setting purposes only. and Mr. Roe of San Francises were " ere « ^ 'e fs Sunday at the F lojd 8 ta ie Game Farm s, Corvallis, Ore- home T u e sla y ' JOh“ Out of College" wUl be _________a!5-m6c M r s ‘ N X ! , of Albany P ? * * ™ * * . « . A 1 B‘U8 CASH BU Y E R S FOR OREGON Mountain school house. farm s. — W ant good farm s for visited last week at the home of Minnie cash. If your farm or business is her sister-in-law, Mrs. DIVIDE. for sale, write Frank Kinney, Eu Nichols. April 26.—A sister o f Mrs. J. A. The Radio club met last Tuesday Mackey. gene. Oregon. m25-a29c Frank Parker of Wil at the home of Mrs. Minnie Nichols, ber. and Mrs. her two daughters, Mrs. j The next m eeting will also be held Wycam SUMMER HOMES. of Eugene and Mrs. Beulah Jersey Brand - there May 3. 2 lb B o x Small White V. A. Colts of Cottage Grove Brown of Las Vegas. Nev., vlalted Mrs. Mackey Thursday. visited Sunday a t the B. H. Den HOMESITES ON UMPQUA. Mrs Jack Robinson, who returned , ham home. Central som e tim e ago. has JOIN T H E COTTAGE GROVE Visitors at the Albert Hull home from returned to remain w ith her oolony on the Umpqua. Ideal lo- Sunday were Mrs. Susie Carlile, daughters there until her health lm- cation It* hours' drive from Cot- Arthur and Madge Carlile, Mrs. tage Grove, right on bank of one Vivian W illiams and daughter proves. Mr. and Mrs. D em erlgo Mosta- . Is Seeking of stata's prettiest and largest Betty, Mias Marguerite Carlile. Mr. stream s. Boating, fishing, bathing, Roe. Mrs. Ora H em enway and chil- chetti were awakened 8unday night Nomination at Primary on by som e one attem pting to remove sunahine. ideal seclusion short dis- dren Jam es and Elizabeth, tance from main higheray. Good Mrs. Lilly Callison and Mrs. gas from their car but the thieve» * May 20, 1932, road from main highway will soon Laura Massey visited Saturday with were frightened away when Mr. Vegetable Shortening Juit the thing to pnt up lunches Large Kolb M ostachetti fired a shot Jnto the Republican Party Ticket be available. W ater and fuel in Mrs. N. W. White. air. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCall and abundance. Lota in any size or Mrs. M. J. Perini entertained 21 shape from 880 up. Acre lots at spe daughter Ruth visited Sunday af neighborhood children at a party cial rates. Get In while the getting's ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. 3. T. good. Clarence W hite, Reedsport. Rose and with Mr». McCall's moth given Saturday In honor of her daughter Betty Jo's ninth anniver Ore. m litfc er. Mrs. Ella J. Woodard, all of Cot sary. Miss Maxine Rhode and tage Grove. LOST AND FOUND, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W hite and W inston Russell assisted the chil dren In playing gam es and dainty FOUND — P A IR O F N O S E baby daughter Elsie Alice visited refreshm were served at the glaasea in case. Owner may have Thursday at the Tom Martin home close of ents the afternoon. B etty Jo sam e by calling at Sentinel office in Shoestring. received many lovely gift*. L a rg e Packages Try Them Miss Zeima Lyle o f Scappoose, Mothers’ Brand proving property and paying for ^ 2 ^ a |_ M a ck ej^ _ ^ la jed _ h is_ b a n jo thia notice. a29c Wash., visited Saturday afternoon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ --------. at the Ora Powell home. Mrs. Archie Brown returned from P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S . i Dallas W ednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordlneer DEMTI8TS. TAH. W. X. LXBOW.—iam ui. Offlc. arrived home Monday from Eu- gene, where they visited Mr. and -LF Ftflk ea4 Mala atn«U . Hoora 8 :»0 to 19 aad 1 to 6:M . Z r .a ia fs and S u b - 1 Mrs. E verett Mendell. The L. W. McKibben fam ily vis Say. by appoiatm .au Pbcnee: Office *4. r e .i4 .a c . SSl-R. ited Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Mr. Herman R unkis of D e tr o it, No sales to Dealers D aisy Porter In Ctoage Grove. TAR. a H. X1MK. D eetint, P in t Hatioa- 100 lb. Sise—Washed % lb. Wilbur’s Nut Bars R ita and May Sturdevant of Cot writes: “A few lines of thanks from A Z el beak bulldiaf, Cottace Oroa., O n. Limit 10 lbs. to Customer a rheumatism sufferer — my first «■»eialiat la . X tra.ti.il, *4aualalnlioB of tage Grove visited Sunday after a lm a s said aad oxysaa, oral aorsery. noon with Marte and Eeter Plum bottle o f Kruschen S alts took all Offtao pboB. 10. Rnld.BC. 12« R. the aches and sw ellings out of my mer. FHTSICIAkiS Mrs. J. B. Grubb of this district Joints—with my first bottle I went TAR. 0. X . T R O S T .— P b y iic U o aad aar- was among those attending a show- ! on a diet and lost 22 pounds and ' J-rgaoa. Offiso la First Kaltaaal Bank er given for Miss Jessie Pruett at now I feel like a new man.” H a ha» been true to Oregon baiidias. Fboaa 47, C olts». Qrova, On- the home of Mrs. Jessie Gllcrist at To lose fa t 8A FELY and quickly .Hebron Saturday afternoon. farmer», lumbermen, »tockmen, take one half teaspoonful of K rus Marjorie Cherry of London vla- T T A T I . X T , M . D.— Physician and aur- veteran», fi*herie» and all other chen Salts In a glass o f hot w ater JuL geoa. Kvaaiaga by appolatmeat. Over Tha Latham Forest Trailers held in the morning before breadtfast Best Foods vital Interest» of the state. Tom ato o r V e g e ta b le Kaaa't Drag »ton, Cottage Orove, Ongoa. Quart Jars—Sour, Sweet or Dill For your health's safe ask for and TT. H. FIXLD8. M. D.— O.ovral prac their regular m eeting of the for- Clsan-Courageous-Effiditt i estry club April 20. Many new g«t Kruschen—the cost for a bottle -tv tlaa. Obatatrlca aad d is e s ... • / worn- aa. Over Keai'a Drug S io n , Cottage topic» and suggestions were taken that laata < weeks la but a trifle at His Record Insures I up. O nva. any drugstore In the world and If Mra. Charles Oordineer and Mrs. after the first bottle you are not Continued Faithful Service ATTORMEY8 .George Booth motored to Eugene joyfully satisfied w ith results — TTKRBERT W. LOMBARD. — Attornoy | Tuesday. at La*. P in t National Bank building ________ _ Young ___ _____________money back. Cottage Grove Phar- Mrs. Phoebe and Mrs. Paid Adv., Stci wer-for-Senator Ctub* Phone 94, Cottags O nva. O ngoa. Mary’ Smith o f Hebron visited Tucs- macy will be glad to supply you. (3) T T . J. SHINN. — AUoru.y at Law aad -Q- Notary Pablle. Practices la all The B. H. Buffington fam ily o f j SUMMONS. OOLDSN AGE eeerta. Bader building. Cottage Drove, ; Cottage Grove visited Sunday at Kerr’s In the circuit court o f the state O ngoa ¡the B. H. Denham home. of Oregon for Lane county. of Baltimore, lo t^ « AgtaU of HarrlaricL The Happy Health club of the Mary Stearns, plaintiff, va. Arthur oo tba lis t dav of DdeemStr. 183f m ale Latham school met Thursday, April Stearns, to the lnturaoce commUalooer of tbei defendant. 21. A program was held and lnter- To: Arthur Stearna, the above nam at at« of Oreo on. Pyr,uAPt 10 laW: > eating business taken up. Amount of capital atocK paid ed defendant: Mrs. Ora Powell took Mrs. O. B. u p ..................... ........ ........ 11,000.800 00 In the name of the State of Ore- ; Lyle and Mr. Orval Lyle of Spokane I gon Net premium« recalred aurinc you are hereby required to ap to Drain Friday for a visit. , the rea r ..................... 33.0d7.08« answer the complaint filed Interest, dividend« and rent« Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hurn and pear and you tn the above entitled a received during the y e a r ... 323.317.0fl daughter Barbara of Portland and against Income from other within four w eeks from the I received durlnc tba y sources e a r ... 30,040 0^ Mrs. Alice McCormick of Klamath suit la te of the first publication o f this . 40-lb. 8 k — Guaranteed Hard Wheat Valley Hard Wheat Falls were visitors Monday and summons Extra Fancy To tal b v / ■.i ii t M ^ l N and If you fall to so an Net loeaZi Tuesday at the J. B. Grubb home. H r * National Bank Bldg. swer, for want thereof, the plaintiff year Ineludln« adjustment j will apply to the court for relief ■. W. LOMBARD, Attorney expenses . . . . ....... 31.373,800 11 prayed for in her complaint, to-wlt: DELIGHT VALLEY. Commissions and salaries paid durina tha y e a r . . . . ........... 1,118.337 47 April 27.—Mra. Harold Wolfard For a decree of the court dissolv Taxes, licenses and fees paid of Eugene »pent the week end at ing the marriage contract and A.&Vn7<Ah:.r < » U „peadl-' " the home of her parents, Mr. and bonds of matrimony existing be lure» ............................. . S»»,MT W tween you and the plaintiff on the Mrs. Lee Nixon. Total « I p e n d i t ^ e ^ . , ........tt4 4 S .tW .a * Mrs. E. J. Sears returned Sunday grounds of willful and unlawful evening from Salem, where she had desertion from plaintiff, for the V a in , of r»«l n ta ta o v im U 'm arket v .T i .i ..........• • • • , » Sl».«ao 00 spent several days with a slater, ! change __ of p la in tiffs name from V»lue of .to o k , and bend» Mrs. Ipha Knox, who underwent an that of Mary Stearna to that of c.0 ,™ ’« m u appendicitis operation last week. Mary Brown, for coats and dlsburse- Premiums In course of ccileo* Mrs. Sears reported her as improv- ments of this suit and for such inn written since September J « 1M I •• ing satisfactorily and that she ex- further orders as may be equitable ...................... «83.318 82 interest and rents due and pects to leave the hospital Friday. ! in the premises. accrued and other asset«... 35.038 73 Dr. Hartm an is testing the dairy This sum mons Is served by publl- Total a d m )tt» ^ g M etf | m • • 34782X304.10 60-lb. Back 75-lb. Sack Contains Cod Liver Oil, Milk, Minerals and Greens herds of this vicinity for T. B. this cation by order o f the Hon. C. P. Oross claim« for (oases un- week. Barnard, county Judge of the said a Paid .........................................I 3*4,008 00 Mr. and Mrs. R ay Stockwell of county and state, dated the 27th Amount of unearned ore* Cottage Grove visited Monday af- day of April. 1932, and the date of ml tuns on all outstandinf Due for commission’and W o k* 3 I ternoon at the R. L. Learning home, i the first publication will be on the Gwendolyn Haight, Mrs. R. C. 29th day of April, 1932, and the date A llr°other ilablllttea Barfield and Mrs. Lawrence Brown of last publication will be on the attended a m eeting conducted by 27th day o f May, 1932, said publlca- Total llabllitlae. exclusive of capital stock of 81.000.- • Mlss Gertrude Skow, county home tlon will be In the Cottage Grove B b li'i? //s 9 IN ORfcOON e p R T lfB T % S demonstrator, at the Christian i Sentinel, a newspaper published at Net premiums received durinx I church In Cottage Orove Friday af- j Cottage Grove, Oregon, In said the year .............................. I 42,383 87 ternoon. ¡county, which has a general clrcu- flosses paid durinx the y e a r ... If. Iff 61 Losses incurred durinx the year 18,788 81 Mlss Alma Llndamood o f Cottage iatlon In said county and state. Grove w as pleasantly surprised: H. J. SH INN , Name of vice president, F, A Oantert. with a bride’s shower at the home a29-m27c Attorney for Plaintiff, Marne of secretary. J. T. Robertson, resident attorney for service* P O 1 T W N D , OBBOON of an aunt, Mrs. Lee Nixon, last Residence and postoffice address, statutory C O Price, iro« Porter bulldlnx. Port Saturday afternoon. A delicious Cottage Grove, Ore, Lows a. i land. Or. « Kail fares EAST lowest in many years T a k e your choice k in d s o f WANTADS TRAVEL B A R G A IN S Rheumatism 1 2 3 ________ — - “A" « UNION PACIF B P h on e 53 F o r S e r v ic e That S a tisfies • 12* Irish-Swartz Inc. 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