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ra n u r, mat F ifty U. *. patent« ytold »800,000 annually. Confuoiu« w as tha tw elfth aon at a Chinane aold ter Soap exposed to air tosto longer. Concentration and patience are N TO N C O R N E R * THORNTON virtu»» of scientist». aald Ediaon. May 11. — Kirk Sohsulsto toft anda for Portland to lota tha Monday U. B. Ahron oarrlaa T a lrplenaa navy and from th«r« toft Tuesday for San Diego. Cal., whsra I ha wW b* statloosd Mlaa Bthal Chestnut srsnt to Eu- tan* Sunday evening and remained ov«r night with a a a u n t Mra & evening with Mickey Ful tort on 3 Rossburg. Mrs Mary Smith spsat with a daughter. Mra. Frank Blue, at Hebron. day Mr and Mrs Clifford W al denta Dorans waa Jefeated. lace accompanied them for a week'a ecore being 7-9. »tail The Dorans Sunday school »pon Mr. and Mra. C I t Trent ___ dered a Mothers' day program and Mlaa Mary Treat vial tad Sunday af- potluok «upper Sunday even lug at t e r n o o a at of Mra Trent's the Farmer*’ union hall atotar, Mra. Richard Marlin, la Sunday guest* at the Fred Hand Wald «a. home at Oakland were Mr. and Mra C K Chaatnut accompanied Mra Ralph Hand of Cottage Orova, Mra Claude Sherman of Cotta«« Mr and Mrs J. B Mosby and Orova to Ku«»nr Monday to vlalt children. Bernice. I.lta end Gerald Mie C. L Madden la a hoanltal of Dorena, and Mr. and Mra Jack tKMT* Kerns of Eugene. ___ , Wayne Kirk was a bustneea via- — Mra O. B. M Araeet and her motb- Meule. have both itor In Eugene Monday. - ' ™ ” been confined to tne house with the flu. MOSBY CREEK. Mr. and Mra. Ralph W elch and May 10.— Mlaa N onua Brewer eon Billy of Cottage Grave visited and Nelson Whlppa of Craw and Wednesday evening at the J W Mr. and M m Bus Pitcher and eon Rose home. Monty V W Hhaw end eon M arden end Sunday. visited at the Whlppe home Mlaa G race Adam e and Frad Buddy Schroder of Canyonville Roy Kennedy ha« been quite alok FTedsnbsrx of Oraata Pass spent cam e up Sunday and rem ained over the week end with Mlaa Ellen Ar- night with Mr Shaw-« parent«. Mr with the flu Mr. and Mra. Johnny Davis spent Candidate for ns»t. __ l ank Mra T C Shaw The Vernon Field family of Bu- “ 1 two day« In Port land last week. i Mrs. Beeale Smith. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mra. Albert Lancaster K»ne. Mra R ------------------------ o saC u rrln , Mrs. Jean . Republican Nomination for ng. Mr and Mrs. Wade Mos R. L Burnette and fam ily of and children went with the George Springfield and Mr and M m J. C. Footer family to Lebanon Sunday DISTRICT ATTORNEY by and Pastor and Mra. Atwood Foatar o f Cottage Grove were Sun Thayer of Eugene vtolted Friday and vlelted with M m Carl Roaina, Lane County day afternoon callers at the J. W. evening at the L R. Sm ith home mother of the women. Mr. and Mra. Ed Hat as am tha Andrew Lake of N oll spent Sun- Fisher h o m e Primaries, May 20, 1932 hoa>* a t * bp°lh er. Henry parents of a daughter horn last Mrs. H. C. W allace and eon of tia i ** week They are staying at thsC lar- Ashland spent 8unday at the home The WUbur Black fam ily vtolted ence Kirk home. of another eon. Clifford WaUaea, Educated in the Public D The Get-Together club met last Gn their return to Ashland Mon- Sunday with Mr. and M m week with Mrs Finley Whlppe. Quaglia at Walden. School* of Eugene, graduate The Will Welle fam ily of Walden of the University of Oregon. MOUNT VIEW, visited Monday at the John Wtllton Lived in Eugene 23 year«. Democratic Candidate home. May 11.—M m Amanda Sears and Mra Herbert Howard of Eugene Mr and Mrs. Thurman Dear m o I atand for the enforce for Reelection spent Saturday at the home of an tored to Eugene Sunday Mrs Seara ment of the prohibition law aunt. Mra. Henry Lake vlelted a slater, Mr s Anna H off DISTRICT ATTORNEY Mr. and M m J. W. Roee and fam man. while Mr and Mra. Dear went without favoritism. on to Alvadore to visit a alatar of FO B OB ily vtolted the Leonard Roee fam Lane County Primaries, 1 will be courteous to the ily at Drain Sunday. Floyd Roee Mra. Dear. Mra. Franela Sh ield s FOR SA LE —GOLDFISH. MRS. J. who had been vie,ling here, accom Mr. and M m Ralph Snauer of May 20. 1932 public. ^ F . Oraham^833 south Rlver^roM. panied them to his home at Drain. Walden were Mothers' day dinner gueets of Mr. and Mra. Claude I will try to be f a i r to Am dry and favor impartial, Mr and M m George Gibson of everyone. I can only promise fair prohibition law enforce KALE PLANTS GROWN OUT- Eugene called at the home of a Arne. Mr and Mra Lon Henderson and d o o m Baby chicks «very day. niece, Mrs L R Smith. Sunday family to do my beat. ment. spent one evening last week Custom hatching turkey and ben evening. with Mr. and M m Henry Rnauer. egge. Bert V. Hands, north Pacific Mr. and M m John WUllan and I feel that my three y ear’s Will continue to give all highway. ______ Prison and Clarence Seara are m*-h)p daughter «peat the week end In experience aa Deputy Dis logging on their place and have business careful considera WOOD FOR SALE — DRY OLD JuncUon City with Mr. and M m truck delivering tne logs to a mill trict Attorney has well quali tion and extend equal cour growth »4 per cord, green old Guy Lewis In Cottage Grave. m Lola Sears and daughter fied me for this office. growth. »3.30 per cord; knots. (3 tesy to all. Mra. Fred Carpenter of Eu- for two cord s Wanted, ooms fruit P4. A8».—By Korea* V. SUttary Surgeons found 200 cobbler's PA A4».— By Alta Kin* w ,r * 3und»y guests of Mr and Jar», also 300 lba. rhubarb. O E brads In the stom ach of a dying spGp “ i? R R Smith. Conrad. Lorane rauta - ' ° Mr and M m Feta T o n o l e ___ cobbler. CABINET M A K I N G — FURNI fam ily spent several days of last A Boston policeman survived the tura made, repaired sa d uphol week at Sltoto with M m Tonole'» stered. Wood turning and carving. stotar. M m Olin, who has been quite bit«« of a dog, cat and man, than Work guaranteed. W oodcraft and bit his own tongue and died. Cabinet Shop. F ifth and Main The Otto Smith fam ily of Spring New York has a notes abatem ent street m l3tfc field spent the week and at tha L. commission. R Sm ith horns. FOR SA L S — DODOK TOURING The human spleen still pussies M m J. N Ftorer of San Fran doctors as to Its uss. car; Star motor la good shape, two Star radiators. Ford T radia cisco. who la visiting a daughter A parson's lost blood may bs put tor; Chevrolet 490 radiator, Chevro Mrs W W. Latie of Cottage Grove, let cylinder head with valves. Ed. A. was a supper guest, together with back Into his own veins. Gandhi's woman followers a n Keitxer, 110« west Main. U A m U p Mra. Latie and daughter, o f a ter of M m Ftorer'«. Mra Haary still considered by men unfit to an FOR SALE — BAR RED ROCK Lake. Tuesday eveaiag. ter India's temples. pullets, 2 months old. Heaneman, The George F oster fam ily, accom Golf has undermined baseball's Curtin. ml3p panied by M m Foster's slater, Mra. hold on »mall town sportsmen. FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FUR- Bert Lancaster, and fam ily of Blua Mato enrollment of colleges In mture. See at 2* north 8eventh. p Mountain, motored to Lebanon Sun creased 8 per cent In 1981. while en YOUNG ROOSTERS. 80c DOZEN. day to spend Mothers' day with rollment of women decreased L8 Bring boxes and come after their mother. Mra. C. O. Rosine. M m 8. P. Shortrtdge vtolted Sun per o en t them. H alf mile north of R ow river Woman who did not graduate bridge. Roy S. Hands, telephone day afternoon with a slater. Mra 1F2. m l 3-2Oc PhlUlp Brawn, at the Tom Foatar from high school arc found In all home at Latham. vocations except law. dentistry and EXCHANGE MODERN HOME IN 8. P. Short ridge took hl* grand Portland, six rooms, two bath son. Junior Barry of tha Grave, medicine. PA A4» —By CUatea Hard ,ns*s h a r v e s t e d 188.000.000 room s large closets. hardwood, to Eugene three tim es thia week for bushels of wheat from 1X000.000 plate glass, full basement, furnace, medical treatm ent for at acres. 1930 fireplace, garage, fine lawn, shrub in an ear. bery. paved street and alley. In b* Napoleon's choice of travel was Mr*. Joe Daroewood and Mr. and condition, near 3 car lines, IS min Mrs. Corbett Sm ith of Culp Crook by balloon. utes to oity oenter, near h ig h sch o o l were caller» one day last week on Machinery to supplanting hand Want Improved sm all acreage < Mra. Mary Smith. labor in Korea. Pacific highway. J. H Hoover. Diamonds In America ar» valued 1238 Rodney Ave., P ortlan d ,0113-37p HXBBON. at »4.000.000.000. May IL —Mr. Tharp, aocompanlad MISCELLANEOUS. Alaska gets Its clearest radio by Mr. and Mrs. Oarland Kimble, program» from Hawaii Republican Candidate I WILL BE AT COTTAGE GROVE motored to Kssdsport Friday. A German, In Oarmany, receiving Mr. sa d Mrs. Millard Car Ills mo with Percheron stalUon Friday of For Lane County each week at the barn on the west tored to Gaylord Saturday after ths income from abroad must exchange side, two block* south of Main ram aladsr of thslr household goods, all foreign money Into marks. street bridge and at tha Harms returning Monday. Ths Finland prohibition law (re Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Porter of pealed this year) want Into affect barn near stsel bridge on Row rtver Saturday of each weak. Aden Albany called on Mr. and Mra. Just before A m enoa’s prohibition Miller, phone 30F22. m«-2Cp Führer Sunday forenoon law was passed. WANT TO R EN T A PIANO IM- Mrs. F. C. Fuhrar vtolted Tuee Government employee of Ru m edlately until Septem ber Vic with Mra. Oliver Robinson at Crae- MY PLATFORM. mania have not been paid for a tor Goff. m lip W*Ue Mtoa Jaeaia Pruitt of London year. It to aald. Econom y—Cut Sheriff« Office Brooklyn suspension bridge to spent Tuseday night with Mrs. SU M M E * HOI costa and keep within county * in n ih tlli Gllcrist. l,395 fsst long. budget Mra. Breedlove o f Cottage Grove HOMESITES ON UMPQUA cel tod Saturday afternoon on Mre. Efficiency — Put personal en F. C. Fuhrar and Mrs. GllcrtoL ergy and capable organization JUDGE JOIN TH E COTTAGE GROVE Rev. and Mrs. L O. Shaw of Cot into law enforcem ent and tax colony on the Umpqua. Ideal lo tage Grove called Thursday a fte r IJ A M E S T. B R A N D collection. Hire leas help; do cation I S hours' drive from Cot noon on Mrs. Jaasla Ollcrist. Mra. more work. tage Grave, right on bank o f one Fred Fuhrar and Mra. John Murry. of state'* prettiest and largest Charles W hite returned home Cooperate closely with the streams. Boating, fishing, bathing, Wedneeday of last week from Co- state and city polioe to avoid sunshine. Ideal seclusion abort dis qutlto, where he had been ceiled by duplicated effort. tance from main highway. Oood the illnses of bis father road from main highway will soon Strlctly and Impartially en John Kabelbsck m ads a business be available. W ater and fuel la trip to E ugene Monday force all tows. abundance. Lota tn any slxa Mr. and Mra. George Kebelbeck shape from »30 up. Acre lota a t I. and son Melvin, accompanied by d a l rates. Get In while the getting's Mra. Fred Arnold and Mr». George —Paid Advertisement good. Clarence W hite, Reedtp, Martin, motored to Eugene Monday. By C. A. Swarts, Ore.________________________ m litfc Melvia stayed with his grandm oth Springfield. er, Mra. H attie Ream, to help her with a h et dog atand this summer. Mrs. Frank LaBlue motored to Thornton Corners Saturday. Her mother. Mra. Mary Smith, cam s home with bar and spent Mothers' day. * î ' Mra. Belle Geer spent Mothira' a *4 «M I CHOCK O» OMGON -A * KO* day w ith Mra. Oeorga Bailsu a; Ix>ndon. el tonding church there. for SUPREME COURT Mr. and Mra. Albert Ward were given a surprise dance Saturday F O sn oN n o . i> erasing. Elghty-oo« ware present . n r . * ikd i n f r h l ’. H r a n Jedye Grand k . XZPUBIICAN CANDIDATE The play. “T he Poor Married given Friday evening at the I (1) Greuil Judge el Second Judicial Distric' Fifteen years legal experience io Ora- Farmers' union hall by tha Jolly Workers elub. was wall attended. Cl) Origlnstor oJ Prtnd Probation goo . . . Three teu to n s in Oregon The door racelpts were »1421 Plan . . Legislature . . . Born and educated Mr. and Mra. Dan Dugan of Di (J) Fak . . Learned . . . Evident. in Oregon . j .W orld War Veteran. vide attsndsd th s play and spent daughter, Mrs M l ru.DC* Mra. Fred F atten and daughter VOTE FOR FU LL E F F IC IE N C Y W IT H Bcraloe spent Mothers' day with her mother, Mrs. Dan Dugan, at S T R IC T E C O N O M Y Divide. CFeUAde.} Evelyn Dugan of Walden spent Candidata for Republican Tuesday night and Wednesday with Nomination for her cousin. Bernloa Patten, visit ing the Hebron school. COUNTY CORONER Mr. and Mr*. Jack Oraen of F R E D E R IC K Vote for Je eam e Tueeday night to vis of Laos County it Mr. and Mra. F. C. Fuhrar. Mra. Green and Mr*. Fuhrar are slaters Primxrie* May 20, 1932 hadn’t aeaa each other for 28 yoara. P i. A4».—By Climu ▼ . I State Senate») Eugene V. Slattery ALTA KING ) W A NTAD SI Clinton Hurd R epublican C andidate for R eelection Lane County Commissioner C. A. ‘Tom’ Swarts S h e r if f E a r l C. B r o a J r . Modern transportation and refrigeration bring the world’s choicest Fruits and Vegetables to y 0 u r nearest Safeway Store—garden fresh and orchard ripe I Depend upon ue to give you fine quality produce at saving prices! Savings fo r F riday, Saturday and M onday M ay 13, 14 and 16 Asparagus O ranges YAM S Fraah and gTddn — From oar Oracoa garden*. Valencia* — good quality From Loulaiana — Oood quality, medium (lied and »raooth Pound for Joice 3 dog for Arizona Grapefruit fancy, h ea v y w ith ju ice 3 fo r 1 Oc A tto r n e y G e n e ra l Clarence V. Simon Nominate I. 0. BAILEY STEIWER POP Supreme LOMDOM. May 10—Mr. and Mra. Phillip Brawn art Maying at the Tom Foo ter home at La tha m earing for the Foeter children while Mr. and Mr*. Foatsr ar* away. They era on a hike to or naar Steam boat moun- tAin. Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Van Duse n spent last week at Halsey with Mr and Mra. Hopper, parents of Mra. Van Duson. A alatsr, Mtoa Clara H?PP*r> returned with them for a Court Judge Poemen No > Qualified—Vigorous—Progressive He le conscientious ana has ths conttSettes an* reapeet of all tha people. — PaU 44». Personal Qualifications. B om In 1903 at Garfield, Wash.; Married and have two boys, ages 4*4 and I t i years. In excellent health, enthusiastic, energetic and hard working. Member of Christian church. Educational Qualifications Graduated from Garfield high school In 1922. Attended four se mesters at Spokane University, 1922-1924. Attended three quar ters at Cheney Normal, 1924-25. Graduated from advanced three year course at Cheney Normal, summer 1927. Have earned thirty term hours at U. of O Life cer tificate In both W ashington and Oregon. Experience Two year« teaching In three- room rural school, 1925-27. Three years, three months aa principal of grades and Junior high school In Lincoln School, Springfield, Ore., 1927-Nov. 1930. A ssistant County School Superintendent elnoe Nov. 1, 1930, which m akw me well acquainted with the work of the office. Platform and Policies To hontestly, faithfully, courte ously, econamlcally and effici ently perform the duties of the County School Superintendent P4. A4».—By Laurent» 0. Moffitt. LAURENCE C. MOFFITT. FOR U N IT E D STATES SENATOR R E P U B L IC A N Democratic Candidate for SHERIFF of LANE COUNTY Prim ary Election Alay 20, 1932 Economy Efficiency Tax Redaction PA A«»—By Oel. I freeh, Safeway Blend Hard Wheat H om in y Van Gamp* 300 else. can 5 T o m a to es Tsatill Standard lard with Puree. milled from »elected 1 9 c 4 9 -lb . b a g ...9 8 c cans, Country Ki*t Golden Ban- 3 cans Sunny Olirne yellow cling* —halve*, No. 2t/, tin*. 3 cans in s 2 cans C o m M eal A< a J 25 Salt | M azola O il Beet for cooldng or aalada —made from oorn. C om P eaches p a a c d k N o . 10 bag x Shaker—Iodised or plain, fall 2 lb*. g. 2 for ■ M acaroni Roee Oity Brand Elbow Q uart can 2 lbs. 7 « M a y o n n a is e DOMEX A. May 10.—Mr. and Mra. P. F. Rose epant tha week end In Salem. Mra. R uth England and children Robert and Faye and Bernice Mos by motored to E ugene Baturady. T he grade school Indoor baseball team defeated the Star-Wildwood team Friday afternoon, the score being 40-S. Leslie Wloke and son Eaton and Mra. Ida W icks motored to E ugene Saturday evening. Hubert Moeby w as a business vis itor In E ugene Friday. The baseball team played a game with Cottage Orave Friday. The Cottage Orove team waa oompoeed of Junior high and high school etu- FLOUR Maximum Bread—Made from pure, gweet milk. Pure Eastern, Yellow or White, Levi Geer toft Sunday on a bual- ses trip to Auburn. Wash. Mra. Carl K ing and daughter* of Toledo arrived Sunday for a vlalt ut the Robert Phillips home. Mr. and Mra. J. E. Banton have received word that their aon Ger ald of Suanyalde. Wash., la serious ly ill with fin. Mr. Banton. with hto family, vtolted hare about tw o weeks ago. Mra. Bella Geer of Hebron waa a house guaet over the week end at the Oeorge B elles home. ..M r*. A. Lyons reoeived word Monday of tha death o f a grandson. Ivan Matron, a t Whtteflah, Mont. Tha Satron boy, w ith hl* parent*, had vtolted here several times Cal. A . P ryor MILK Best Foods— F u re to the L a st Conf inusd Faithful Sorvlco for OREGON PRIMARY, M a y 20th Pint Jar - - - ---------25c Phone 219 Cottage Grove W e Deliver
