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■UHMONb. The Latham baseball team played day with Mrs Amanda bears, was a Mrs. Evorott Allan vlaltad Wod- daughters Martan aad Dorla. and La the a a gam s with the Dorana baseball |UMt- nsodsy o f loot weak In Springfield Mort Babeook. .. . .. Bertha Kimball and \ alma Har team Friday afternoon at Latham Harry W illiams left Sunday eve o f Oregon fur Lana oounty. at tha homo of a niece, Mrs. Roy Mary Stearns. plaintiff, va Arthur riman were dinner guests Satur The ecore was M to 1 in Latham's ning to begin work In the forest day of last woo Puckett. Stearns, defendant. favor Several of the parents of service near Bohemia. Margarw*. Mr. and Mr» A. Woolcott were day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Latham and Dorana attended the Mr. end Mrs. Claude Arne end To: Arthu ur Iteeroe, the above «tom- Eugene visitors W ednesday of last Charles Trembler. ___ H- A. Mlllor and •d dtfontlant: Mr. and Mrs John O. Burcham gam e P. F Roes, brother of S. T. family visited Sunday evening at children o f Mosby crook vlaltad w ith w « k . In the name of the State of Ore- the Harry Castle home at Blue Boyd, Clara Jane and Ralph Al and Infant son of Junction City vis Rose, la teacher at Dorena. Mi«. MUtor’o slatar, M ra Noll M o son you are hereby required to ap The Radio club held their laet Mountain. len were all absent from the dis ited Sunday at the borne o f Mr and Coy, Bunday. April 34 Mrs William Martin and Mrs. pear and anewer the complaint filed trict school last week. They and Mra Shade Burcham, parents of meeting of the year Tueeday af.er- noon at the home of Mra Minnie Harry W illiam s attended a health again«! you la the above entitled their slater Eunice have whooping Mr Burcham. rogram at the school house Frl- •utt within four weeke from the Mra Harvey Taylor and daugh Niche Is cough Other children In the dis date of the first publication of this The last m eeting of the P T A. trict who are suffering from the ter Agnes and eon Howard of Cot Melville Hanna was a Eugene •ummon« and Ir you fall to «o an same thing are Robert Schofield. tage Grova were visitors a t the for tt.le echool year will he held May IS Instead of May JO. Miss business visitor one day last week. • war. for want thereof, the plaintiff Robert and Russell Woolcott, Olan Almond Hem enway home Sunday. The puplla of the Mount View will apply to the court for relief Mrs Eloise Wheeler was moved Gertruds Show Is expected to talk Duncan and Frances Wheeler, all echool presented a health program prayed for In her complaint, to-wlt; on the year-arour.d garden of whom are absent from school tn to her "cabin In the woods" on Sun at the echool house Friday after For a decree of the court dissolv day A two-room house has been COnMOUfDCI. noon It was attended by eome of ing th« marrlag« contract and MOSBY Cl Mra John Ovarholear was a Eu- built recently to take the place of bonda of matrimony «listin g be May S. —Bill Riseue has moved the parents of the neighborhood. ne visitor several days last week. the old cabin. This wa» kept as a tween you and th* plaintiff on th« | hack onto hts place hare and la ie went up for medical treatment surprise for Mrs. Wheeler. grounds of willful and unlawful 1 Mr Schofield sold hts flock of building a log houea W aterfowls do not rales fam ilies desertion f°Frank*Orerholeer was a Portland geese recently. from plaintiff, for the | Those from hare attending the during drouths. change of plaintiff's name from i Mr. Curtis of California, owner I wedding of Pedro Pertnl and Miss visitor the latter part o f the week Varieties o f fish drown when Ice (hat of Mary Stearna to that of •spec Dinner guests at the home of Mr of the — Royal . Oak farm, expects to Eva W eltch at Divide were Mr. and 1 cover« the water.__________________ Mary Brown, for coats and disburse | Mae Tonole, Doris Lebow. and Mrs. E. R. Darnell on S atu r-lb rln g his fam ily 11 here for the i sum- menta of this suit and for such Tony Tonole end Mr and Mrs. Bert day were Mrs. Oscar W heeler and mar. arriving about June 1. further orders as may bs equitable Laalle Godard o f Eugene, eoa-ln- Lancaster and children. In tha premises. law of Mr and Mra. John Ashby, Mra Nancy Llnsbaugh la at the This sum m oiu Is served by publi leaves shortly for Laka of the Harry Castle home helping cars Woods, where ha has employment for Nelda Caatla cation by order of ths Hon. C. P. for the summer. Mrs. Godard plane Barnard, county Judge of the said Barts Lancaster spent two days Monday. Tueeday and Wed countv and stats, dated ths 27th to loin him whan har school at thlt week at the George Foster day of April, 1032. and the data of Santa Clara Is closed. _ nesday. May 16. 17 and 18, are home. Howard Taylor of Cottage Grove A large number attended the hereby designated as Spring ths first publication will bs on ths 2Slh day of April. 1S32. and ths data was an overnight guest o f John play. "Kicked Out of College." at FOB SALK OB TRADE. W oolcott Monday of this w e s t the Blue Mountain playshed Friday Clean-Up Days Owner« ami oc of last publication will ba on ths Neighbors Friendship club met night. 27lh day of May. 1P32. said publica cupants of property will on FOR SALE — O A R DEN PLOW at the home of Mra. Henry Rohde There will be a program at the these days remove ail unsightly tion will bs In the Cot tag« Grove with » bladea. grinding atone. for an all-day session Thursday , « of S«nttnal. a newspaper published at Blue Mountain echool house Friday man e «addle. 1 cr“’T ^ r' ,n? last week The tim e was spent quilt evening and unsanitary refuse, place it Cottage Grove. Oregon. In said • yms dan** b e lie v e la Use eorn planter' shovels, pick, lng for the hostess and also mak- county, arhlch has a gsneral circu in boxes, sacks or barrels at the lation In aald county and state. c£r* « • ing butterfly quilt blocks About » ees a f ch an gin g spark plugs bing hoe, 150 lb. MOUNT VIEW. wagon jack, lira p“ 1” ?• ’ 4 members were present and one h . J. S hinn . 10.000 m iles. Well sir. we have pulley, May A— Mr. and Mrs. Louis Layng curb and it will be pieked up at a2S-m27c Attorney pitch fork. b i n d e r c h a l n * £ £ |t Mra Frank Wlllla. A boun- for Plalntlfl C. E. FROST, • Cham pUa Spark Flag haltara wire stretcher, ccw bells tiful dinner. , o which M c h ------- are the parents of a T4-lb. daughter city expense Residence and poatofflcs address. and several other thtnga Spriggs ¿ar contributed a covered dish. and born Tueeday of last week. t b a t clearly v la u a lla a a t e MgflWHfc Cottage Grove. Ore. My6-13c City Health Officer. Gw*------ ari-mSp ^ndewicheeUwas served at U :J0 Mr. Mr and Mra. Clifford Lebow sn J wa a a t l a f a e t l e a w h y and ily of Walden spent Sunday FOR SA LE—SPAULDING LIGHT- Hohde was a dinner guest of the fam with Mr and Mra Harry Williams. weight boxing glovee. 11.00 a pair. IC|ub. Mrs. Lowrance invited the Darrel Arne attended a Future Harold Bede, phone 136-J. >15-39p members to m eet at her home on Farmer« of America convention In CABINET WORK AND UNFIN- ' Thursday afternoon. May IX Corvallis last week end and also vis Ited an aunt. Mra. F. B. Phillips. THORNTON CORNERS, Miss Dorothy Bales has won first • C h a m p io n s . I t ’s a e e ry lu t e r - FiiinR1urfeU'iSidU” oraBraPat“in j’r We prise at the high school and also a d ln s lrs s c tie e test, aad la buy. rail and exchange. 1 * ^ « first prise In Lane county for an Furniture g a -------------------- atvmep R ch estn u t home W ednesday eve- essay on prohibition. WE SELL MEAT THAT YOU CAN EAT Mr. and Mra. Guy Sm ith of Em FOR SALE — GARDEN PLOW nmg. with 3 bladea. grinding stone. Mr. and Mrs M att Maddesa of pire spent last week end at the man s saddle. 2 axes, crowbar, hand ’ silk creek visited Thursday after- Arthur Smith home. Mra Amanda Sears and Mr. and corn planter, shovels, pick, grub- noon at the J. W. Fisher home, night Mra Thurman Dear motored to Phillp Lake stayed over nl bing hoe. 150 lb. scales, cream can. wagon jack, tire pump, rope and Monday with Wlllla Beldler In iCot- Yoncalla Sunday afternoon and visited Mra Dear's mother. Mrs. pulley, pitch fork, binder chain, i tags Grove. Mr. and Mra J. W. Roes and Jam es Toner. They were accom- halters, wire stretcher, cow bells ! panted by Mra Kate Sears of Cot and several other things. Spriggs children visited Thursday a t the nop Watson Ross home at Drain. a22-mep tage Grove. Almost All Lean blacksmith shop. Mr and Mra Keith Lyons o f the C. Oatey returned thia week to FOR SALE — YELLOW BENT home of a daughter. Mra seed corn. 3 cents per pound; bale Grove visited Tuesday at the John :the «0 SOUTH SEVENTH ST. 1 Arthur Smith, after spending the home. beans. 4 c e n t s per p o u n d ; Birdsegg Bander Roy Seaveraoa o f Springfield vis ; winter in Idaho. beans. 3 4 cents per pound. E The Neighborhood club met Wed Sunpson. 2 miles southeast of Cres ited Miss Ethel Chestnut Saturday. nesday afternoon with Mrs. Aman Mr. and Mra R. B. Dixon and well. ________ &2S-m6p Sears Mrs. Kate Sears of the Doris Dixon accompanied M a r t i n da ______ Squares W e Eat Them Ourselves FOR SALE — DODGE TOURING Black to Eugene Monday Grove, who stayed over night Tuca- car; Star motor In good shape. Mr. and Mra J. W. Fiahar took ------------ -— - two Star radiators. Ford T radia- Mr. Fisher's mother. Mra. Sarah , n 'T 'L Z 4 _ — — tor; Chevrolet « 0 radiator, Chevro- Flehar. who had been at their home K f t f f l O V f i I H C V f l U S C let cylinder head with valves Ed A a month, to the J. E. Fisher home Keitxer. 110* w est Main. a2»-ml3p in Hayhurat valley near Yoncalla. FOR SALE — HUSKY B A B Y Sunday She will remain there a . I _____ turks. May 18 hatch. Twenty or month. Miss Ethel Chestnut visited a : Program more, 35 cents each. Our own cousin. Mra. Floyd Mays. In Albany N o t Till Then W ill Ton Be strain Mammoth Bronxe; produces ednesday prlxe-wmaing dressed turkeys. Oj- W w ea n esa a y n night ig n i and a n a Mr. ¡ n r and and Free From I ti Blighting Curse. Again a meek o f perfectly d er at on ce. M elv in Paul. Lorane May« brougbt^ her h_°rne Thursday balanced pictures with a They visited Mra. Mays* parents In route._________________________ mSp show for every teste . . . the Grove before returning to Al- ; Uric Acid poison—the r su w of rheu and every show one of the FOR SALE—GOLDFISH. MRS. J. bany. nustlc agony starts to leave your best pictures o f the year! P. Graham. 825 south R iver road. Mra Mary Cole, who visited sev Don’t mtos a single one of phone 233-R. ______________ m6-30j> eral days of last week with a broth body In 2* hours. ip It! You Can’t Beat Steen’s for Prices or Quality if : u can heir KALE PLANTS GROWN OUT- er. Henry Lake, returned to her doors. Baby chicks every day. home a t Marcóla Friday. Think of It—how this old world Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Trent and Custom hatching turkey and hen eggs. Bert V. Hands, north Pacific j daughter Mary visited Sunday af- Bre«crtDtionP which* U n k n o w n ” to ____________________ i ^ E i t e r n o ^ a t ^ t h . W alter Babb horn. £ £ £ & ¿ A lle n r u L d ^ l t h t o LET U S TEST W UR SPARK PLUGS FREE K Clean-Up Days W ANTADS S T E E N ’S M A R K E T Phone 53—Free Delivery Champion A rm ou r’s Boneless S h o u ld ers M c C o y ’s G ara g e B a co n Arcade THEATRE 9c lb. of Rheumatism H a m b u rg er S a u sa g e Thursday, Friday May 5-6 Thomas Meighan in “ SK Y L IN E ♦♦ It Could Only Happen tn N ew York Wat g f t o f skyscrapers going »P Soba of humana down. Youth aearch- w « n e gold of In the cruel to- ____ o f a great d ty . . . w ith Hardie Albright. Mau reen O’Sullivan Saturday Matinee and Night. May 7 Buck Jones in ** I R ID IN G FOR JU S T IC E ” The Daredevil of the Great Outdoors! Warned not to s t a trouble . - . but how craved excitem ent . . . he was happiest when waa in danger. rt he for he Saturday Matinee t:30 pm . Tueeday, Wednesday May 10-11 Richard Barthelmess in “THE F IN G E R PO IN T S The Points to You Could gangland kill a re porter? T his one said "No” and kid behind the power o f the press . . double- crossing his enem ies . . . till the shadow o f the fing er sealed h is Impending doom! 10cand25c WOOD FOR growth. 3* 33.50 f e ’x r s S SALE — DRY OLD Mra. J. M. Florar of San Francis- *8 hours after you start to take this per cord; green old co accompanied her daughter, Mr«. ’ sw ift acting formula all pain, agony per cord; knots. 35 f S ’ a j r o ’T S “ s s n u «WANT TO BUT. WANTED. BANTAM HENS. ANY variety, for setting purposes only. State Game Farms. Corvallis. Ore- al5-m<c MISCXLI.ANEOUS. I W ILL B E AT COTTAGE GROVE with Percheron stallion Friday of each week at the bam on the west side, two blocks south of Main street bridge and at the Harms barn near steel bridge on Row river Saturday of each week. Aden Millerj_^hone_3£F22i_ ji_ _ i_ _ m ^ 2 2 £ FOR CONGRESS. “ p’ T u . r s r p r p . ~ . - . . « « R osa again. Donna Jean Chestnut attended a Allenru does Just w hat this notice birthday party Tuesday afternoon says it will do—it Is guaranteed by in Cottage Grove given by Mra C. Cottage Grove Pharmacy you can E. Brown tn honor of the birthday one generous bottle for 85 cents anniversary of her little daughter know ,t bring the MRS Violet C ol. and George Carey of Marcola visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Cole’s unde. Henry Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Stockw ell of the Grove spent Tuesday a t the J. W F isher horns. _ Wlllla Beldler of the Grove waa an overnight guest Sunday of Philip Laka. LONDON. May 3.—Mr». E lla Wills went to Salem Sunday to visit a daughter, Mrs. Albert Noth. Mr. and Mra. Dorman Brookhart went to W alker Sunday to vlail Mra. Brookhart » relatives. A broth er. Max W alker, returned home with them for a v is it Mr and Mrs. Norval W illiams and son of Corvallis spent the week end with the McKeel family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geer of Co burg spent the w eek end at the Cecil Geer home. W. H. Thorn, who has been work ing near Portland several weeks, spent the week end at home. He returned to his work Tuesday, ac companied by Clayton Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Banton and children of Sunnyside. W a sh , vis ited the fore part of the week with Mr. Banton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Banton. Miss Mega Means, who is attend ing university at Eugene, spent the week end with home folks. Miss Olive D oney w ent to Elkton Sunday for a w eek’s visit w ith sn JAMES W. MOTT uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Max James W. Mott is one of the | Smith. Dale Thorn spent Saturday night outstanding figures in the pub and Sunday In Cottage Grove a t the lic life of Oregon—a man with Robert Decker home. Mrs. E rnest VanDusen o f Black an established record of con Butte gave a dinner Saturday eve structive leadership and accom ning tn honor of Mr. VanDuaen’s l birthday anniversary. plishment. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gravos an J As Corporation Cimmissioner. children and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roy of E ugene visited friends and at As presenk Corporation Com tended church here Sunday eve missioner in the administration ning. George Clark killed a w olf In the of Governor Meier, Mr. Mott Cedar creek district last week. The has during the past 12 months anim al measured 514 feet from tip performed the herculean job of to tip. and Mrs. J. L. Lemmon gave ridding the state of financial a Mr. dinner Saturday evening In hon racketeering. He has to date or o f the birthday anniversary of convicted every financial out Howard Cox. law he has prosecuted, has re LATHAM NEWS. May 3 —Mr. and Mr». Stanley stored the building and loan Trunnell of E ugene and sons Har business of the state to a sound old and Gordon visited In this dis condition and has saved mil- trict Sunday. liens of dollars to the investors Mrs. J. W. Maddox went to R ose burg Sunday. of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W alker and children visited w ith Mrs. Olive As a Legislator. K eeney of Creswell Sunday. As a member of the state A lice and Helen Johnson spent week end in Eugene. legislature during the past four the Mrs. Vivian W illiam s of Cottage sessions. Mr. Mott has achieved Grove and daughter Betty visited the unique distinction of hav Saturday at the John Trunnell ing secured, by his own ¿ills, home. Edna and Myrtle Summ ers of the enactment of every piece of Yachats visited Friday w ith Marie E sther Plummer. legislation, without exception, and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Colts of Cot in which the districts he rep tage Grove visited at the B. H. Den resented were interested. He is ham home Saturday. N elda Montgomery of E ugene is the author of many of Oregon’s visiting this w eek at the C. S most important laws and has Montgomery home. Joe K ennedy and Mrs. A. E. had a leading part in the enact Byers of Alvadore visited Monday ment of all progressive legisla at the B. H. D enham home. Mrs. Albert Hull gave a w affle tion passed since 1923. ¡»upper W ednesday of last w eek In W hat the Records Show. honor of her niece Marguerite Car- of San Francisco. Other guests Mr. M ott’s record shows not Ule were Mr. Roe of San Francisco, only that he knows what his P atty Puckett of Marshfield, Ken constituents are entitled to, but neth Carllle, Mrs. Vivian W illiams and daughter B etty, all of Cottage that he also knows how to get Grove. Lewis Strobeck was in Eugene it Monday on business. Read Statement of Record and Esther. Marie and Charles Plum mer visited Saturday w ith Jean Digest of Platform in V oters’ Yearous. Miss Oertrude Skow, county home Pamphlet. Paid adv. Mott for Congress Com. Wm. P. Ellie, Chairman. Come Early While Stocks Are Complete dem onstration agent, talked to the school children last W ednesday af ternoon on food habits and health. ” "u!^’ you exP*c t ~ > our m orey wholeheartedly returned Take heart—lively activity will I I come again after the wonderful benefit Allenru brings has made . ! you cheerful and happy. | And remember this, Allenru Is , just as effective for neuritis, sciati ca aad lumbago.________________<11 For Congress W. 0. HAWLEY Republican Candidate, born and raised on an Oregon farm. Member of Joint Committee that framed the Federal Land Bank system. Has supported the Joint Stock Land Bank legisla tion and intermediate Credit System, and other bills for the relief of agriculture. Supported the special federal tax on oleomargarine and legis lation protecting butter from| unfair competition of oleomarg arine. A gricultural schedules in present tariff act afford higher rates of protection than any previous act. Rendered special service to Oregon cherry grow ers, bulb growers, nut growers and various other producers of the State of Oregon. Placed duty on baby chicks and other duties protecting poultry pro ducers; increased duty on milk product«, such as butter and cheese; also dnty on flax and its products, on field and gar den seeds, on meats, hops, lum ber and practically every prod uct of the farmer. Supported legislation for disposal of sur plus crops. Has obtained more than $50,- 000,000 for Public Improve ments in District. He Is Olean, Capable, Expert enced. Faithful, Successful. Read hig Record of Success ful Service in V oter’s Pamph let. m6-13p— (Pd. adv. by Ronald C, Glover.) MILK All P u re -T a ll Tins 5c each 15c lb. J. C. Penney Co. P IF A B T M IN T • « T O I 417-421 Main St . C ottage Orove, Oregon W e in e r s 12 Me lb. 10c lb. F of» for J. O. BAILEY Irish-Swartz Prices WU1 Never Be Lower A Cottage Grove Corporation WE DELIVER Ritter’s Pork & Beans Big Canned Goods Sale Ritter’s Tomato Soup BEGINS MAY 6 5c each AND RUNS THROUGH MAY 14 Tall Tins 51 05 per case of 24 CORN PEAS SHRIMP Pineapple Family Size—Golden Bantam Van Allen—Fancy la Tall 5 o s Cans. Fancy 2»/,s Broken 3 cans 25c 10c each 3 for 29c 2 for 25c CORN PEAS SALMON Pineapple Blue & Oold—Fancy Oolden Bantam—No. 2 Tins Oold Bar Early Oarden, No. 2 Can 2 for 25c 3 for 49c The Best Money Can Buy HOMINY Tomatoes OYSTERS Peaches Van Camps 2%» 2»/2 s B os Cena Silver Bar— 21/3 s 3 for 25c 2 for 19c 3 for 25c 2 for 25c String Beans Tomatoes Mammoth Olives Mission—No. 2 Cans 8oUd Pack—2%s Lindsay—Pint Tins 3 for 25c 2 for 27c Otter Brand—Flat Tins Fancy Rod Salmon 2 for 39c 2 for 29c. Crushed—No. 10 Tins 33c PEARS Em igrant—21/2s 2 for 29c £5 KRAUT Asparagus Laoga Olives Apricots, Peaches No. 2% Tins Domino Tips—Picnic Sixe Pint Tins Silver Bar—Is Tall 2 for 19c 2 cans 29c 10c 3 for 25c Hot Sauce 6 cans 25c S A L A D O IL BEANS P in t Jars 19c 10 lbs. 25c Bak’g P’wder C O F F E E (Royal Club) RICE Orescent SMALL JAR MAYONNAISE FREE Great Northern Whites Fancy Head 25c lb. 3-lb. ca n 8 3 c 4 lbs. 15c LYE S h red d ed W heat Wheat Flakes Indian Head 3 cans 20c 3 lg e. p k gs. 2 5 c Carnation 19c lge. pkg.
