Shawans. Wls.. to make an extend­
May X — Visitors at the John ed visit srith relatives.
Aebby home Sunday. May 1ft. were
Mr. and Mrs Joe Gleason and
Mrs. Warren Asher. Mr. and Mrs. children Bobby. Bonnie May and
mxim _ i «
«*»•■ t« th« l»ral rotar« a f (Sekaol D istrict Ma. «S a t
T.
T.
Olli
and
daughter
aad
Mr
Barbara
Jaan of Sutharlln spent
ta u l i i n f n . that a SCHOOL MXKTIXO a l «aid « Id r ic i w ill ha bald al
OMa«V,
and Mrs F L. Stroud of Portland. from Saturday to Monday at tbs
o l lllr li b 'h oai b u lldlar an the 20th dar a l Jaaa. IBM , at I v a «'clock
MdI tari*
Mr and Mra. Ha'bert Whitlock aad horns of Mrs. Olsason's parents.
fa Iba altar»®oi a far the parpaaa a l d is c u o ia r tha k sd r st h s r sla s lts r cat oat with
harm s cbeee .
tha t a 'l lu f board, aad tu rata aa tb s propasltlon o l ta r /la r a special district I d .
Sidney Bales, who has been home three children and Mr and Mrs.
Tt,« total amount al m ossy a ssd sd hy tha said district d oriar tha llscal year for tome months from his work at Harold Whitlock and daughter of
Jay Bruce, California state game
h sfln n la r ea J u n e 20, 1 0 (2 , aad ending ea J u a s 19, 199S, It te n a n te d la the (ol
been em­ Cottage Grove
hunter, has killed <09 mountain
lo e in f h u d f e l aad Includes the atneuats la ba reeelsed Ira n the couaty high school Wastfir. where he has
Mrs.
Leslie
Godard.
Mr.
and
Mra.
ployed
for
several
years
as
timber
load, stats School lund, sletnsatary school (aad. special dlatriet taa, aad all other
lions.
.
fi ’allar, returned to his work the last Claire Parke and children and Mies
W
"**“ •
BUDG ET
New Tork had 91.400 fires last 1
of last week. U. S. Bales, his fath­ Leis Parks of Fugene all came to year, 92 per osni of which did not 1
E stim ated R«e«ipta. er. also employed there durlna op* attand tha funeral of H. D. Whit­
9 t.tOO
OO
get beyond control.
lock.
Count/ Mbool fnad
i »vs on ieratlon periods, accompanied by
flat« Mfcool fund ...................—
Laalla Godard of Eugene left re­
In ancient Egypt older women
4,’ot'O oo hl> second son. Elwyn. left for the cently
EUm »alary school fund -----------
for
Lake
of
ths
Woods
1
married younger men.
1.100 00 camp this week, the work of the
yoaetioaal oducBtloaal subsldl««
where
he
has
employment
during
Eighty years ago Japan waa a
».too oo three men opening Hay 23.
Couaty high school fund ........—
ths holidays. Mra. Godard aspects little known Island kingdom doing
Oy*»r sourcss
..... ...........
125.00 1 Through courtesy of
Arthur to
Join
him
early
m
June.
___________________ ASS.tOO.OO Bales. H. B and C. J. Howard now
Caton Fluster of Albany Is visit­ business with ths Putoh.
T otal
have their ranches connected with ing a brother. John Ftnster. He
Eiomoatary High School
Total
the Harms creek road by a substan­ suffered a serious Injury to a hand
JCstiuiatsd K&psadttarss
SVMMONS.
tial bridge acroas the creek. Hr. reoeatly and le unable to work.
OBVEKAL CONTROL
tl.S 4 2 .0 0 11,142.00
In ths circuit court of ths stats
: Bales having offered a right of way
Sasevlatsadeat
A
road
la
being
built
Into
the
11S. to
112 SO
Clark ________________
inn nn through his property to and over Babcock valley Tne Red Cross and of Oregon for Lana county.
»0.00
00.00
O ffice assistan t ----------
Mary Stearns plaintiff, ve. Arthur
X<6 oo lh t creek.
15.00
10.00
county are cooperating on thts Stearns. defendant.
( r u s 11
to .o o
loo.oo • The last week has been a soaker project to make work for unem­ To:
to.oo
Klaction aad publicity
»:
Arthur Stearns, ths above nani
& 00
t 00
lo.oo in this locality. Hain was needed. ployed men.
Audit
ed defendant
25 00
S t 00
Other ssr r less
50 00 for already ranchers were appre-
Mrs. John Ashby. Mrs. E K Paul,
In the name of the State of Ore-
<1.548.50 >1,544.50 a i m a m i heni,v* <• to results to early plant* M r and Mrs. Melvin Paul and Mra gon you ere hereby required to ap­
Total
* ’
. ed gardens, as the two weeks pre- John Woolcott were Eugene visitors pear and answer the complaint filed
IN STR U C T IO N - -Supervision
.4 1 7 0 0 0 > 100.00 • 1T0.00 > 270.00 I vlous had been dry and hot. Now Thursday of last week. The wom­ against you In the above entitled
Supervisors: 1 s
l.T itO O
1.74» oo | tha apprehension. If any. rests on en attended the Lane county annual eult wtthln four weeks from ths
_ 1,746 00
M a e lp a ls : 1 at
1 . 8 » 00
1.2SS OO when this ’tarual rain is going to homemakers' dav program.
_ te8tt.OO
P rin cip als; 1 at
date of ths first publication of this
1.160 00
_ l.StO.OO
1.250.00 iet Up, for it je «till at IL
P rin cip als: 1 at
Cedar school had a holiday Fri­ summons and If you fall to so an­
day
as
ths
polls
were
in
the
school
Thia correspondent had the pleas­
swer, for went thereof, the plaintiff
> 1,688.00 >1.818.00 9a ftbt.oo
T elai
ure of looking over ths Lea Thoma­ building. There w u a heavier vote will apply to the court for relief
IN HTK UCTION— Teaching
son strawberry fields attain ths oth- than usual. 7ft ballots being cast.
grayed for In her complaint, to-wlt
g 1.800.00
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Vsatch of or a deeree of the court dissolv­
..>1.800.00
High school. 1 at
er day- Bach field la now a mass of
1,472 00
.. 1.478 00
High sckooL 1 st
l.a r s .o o „.¡I grown berries largely of ths Halsey were visitors in ths neigh­ ing the marrlags oontract and
1,407.60
1,407 60
» 1,407 60
High school.
* ed, 1 s s> t
a.> i> .4 o
1 .6 1 8 40 Oregon variety, now rapidly enter­ borhood on Friday. Curtla being up bonds of matrimony existing be­
. 1,158.30
High school, 2 s t .
8.353
40 ing the ripening stage. Mr Thoma­ to vote.
tween you and the plaintiff on the
8.358 40
.. 1.117.80
High school, 8 s
Everett and Eldred Kimball have rounds of willful and unlawful
8.128 10
picking In
3.229 10 son predicts his first
„ 1,076 40
High school, B s t -----
been
quite
1
1
1
with
the
whooping
1,035
00
about a week.
1,085.00
„ 1,0 8 5 .0 0
eeertlon from plaintiff, for the
U rsde Teachers: 1 s t
1.M 7 10
cough. Everett having to stay In change of plaintiff's name from
1.887.10
M 888.60
tirade*. 8 s t —
Mei McKibben has a small but at- bed.
7,160.00
T. 160.00
»
820.00
Crades. S s t ________
that
of Mary Stearns to that of
1.300 00 . tractive garden on new ground,
1,800 00
-
800.00
tirades. 3 s t ___ ~
J. C. Bassett Is gathering straw Mary Brown, for costs and disburse­
600.00 i noticeable from the road. To the
400.00
400.00
T sschsrs* supplies —
berries
from
his
acreage,
several
ments of this suit and for such
684.80 i news critic this may not sesm to
634.80
T eat bocks -I................
crates having been taken to Cot- further orders as may be equitable
__ ___be worthy of space, for nearly
tags
Grove
during
the
past
week.
913.817.00
9
1
3
.930.90
$37,197.90
j
everyone
has
attractive
gardens
In
the premises.
T o ta l ........... ............
The district school closed Friday
OPERATION
91 <07 90 thi* time of year, but when one
This
summons Is served hy publi­
500.00
8
907.60
...81.407
60
the weather was unsettled ths
J su ito rs: 1 s t ____
921 00 ! oomes to consider the effort Mel As
by order of the Hon. C. P.
621.00
._
611.00
Janitor«, 1 s t ------
annual plcnto waa held In ths cation
loo
oo
I
made
in
getting
this
new
tract
un­
60.00
50.00
Barnard,
county Judge of the said
Janitors, extra »__
school
house.
Mothers
were
Invited
460.00 der way and into crop a different
100 00
150.00
county and state, dated the 27th
Janitors* supplies
this
year
and
a
bounteous
dinner
>50
00
750.00
400.00
angle is presented. He had one old
Fuel: W o o d ______
day of April. 1932. and the date of
100.00 mare, not heavy enough to do the w o provided by them. The teacher the first publication will be on the
100 00
tiaa aad sundry
400 00
100.00
800.00
provided Ice cream, sire. Culver 29th day of April. 1932. and tha date
L ight and pewer ..
work
of
subduing
new
ground
150.00
100 00
60.00
presented prize« to the three beat
Water_________
150 00 alone, to Mel up and borrows old spellers for the year: first. Margaret of last publication will be on the
75 00
75.00
Telephone----------
100.00 "Fred." Elmer Wicks' fins old re­
27th day of May. 1932. said publica­
50.00
50.00
Other services ____
tired logging horse, and what ths Babcock; second. Velma Herriman tion will ba In tha Cottage Grove
>1,096.00 >1.132.60 64.126.60 old logger didn't know about gar­ third, Lawrence Scott. Out of ths Sentinel, a new» pa per published at
Total __ T__ , - - ----
- -,
99 pupils attending only two have Cottage Grove, Oregon. In said
MAINTENANCE AND R E PA IE S
375.00 dening and plowing he made up In failed to make their grades.
375.00
Home oasking d e p a r tm en t___ ____
which has a general circu­
native
strength
and
willingness,
>00.00
300.00
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Babcock county,
Agriculture! de pertinent
lation In said county and stats.
•200.00 while ths little old mare contributed
1 0 0.00
liig h school building
..................~
and
four
children
were
dinner
100
00
the
plow
brains.
100.00
H. J. SHINN.
tiymnaaium building ______ — -----
eats at ths horns of Mr. and Mrs.
125.00
125.00
C entisi grade building ------- ---- —
Nor has Joe Thrasher been what
a29-m27c Attorney for Plaintiff.
arias Tremblay Saturday.
125.00
125.00
W est aide grade building ...............
Residence
and
poatofflce address
one
might
say
Idle
thia
winter
and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell of
60.00
25.00
15.00
tironad« ............... .......................______
spring. Joe’s ranch is Just below Cottage Grove visited at ths A. C o tta g e G ro v e O r a
EQ U IT M E N T
450.00 the McKibben place. Several new Woolcott ranch Sunday afternoon
450.00
Higb school b u ild in g ...............
50.00 lines of fence have been construct­
50.00
tiyronaeiutu building __
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Mrs. E. E. Paul gave a birthday
50.00 ed. a strip of ground of perhaps a
50.00
W sst sida grade building -----------
dinner In honor of her husband's
Notice la hereby given that tha
50 00 quarter of an acre, between
50.00
Central grade b u ild in g -------
the anniversary May 23. Those present undersigned has been appointed by
9 373.00 $1.900.00 $1.975.00 house and barn, which had been a were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Paul and the county court of Lane county,
T o t a l ___________________
sort of an eye-sore to Joe since he son. Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald state of Oregon, executrix of the
A U X ILIAR Y AGENCIES
200 00 acquired the ranch a year ago, has B. Miller and small daughter. Mr. last will and testament of Edward
100.00
100.00
L ibrary ............... ...........——
100.00
25.00
75.00
been
cleared of logs, stumps and
A thletics
150.00 brush, plowed and seeded to oats, and Mrs. C. H. Haight and Mylon W. Eyanson, deceased, by an order
50.00
100.00
Health service ...... ......... .
and Gwendolyn Haight and ths bearing data tha 7th day of May.
25.00
10.00
15.00
H ealth supplies ----------
new garden ground has been laid latter's daughter Elsie of Delight 1992.
out and gardens planted, while last valley and Frank and Oeorge Ovsr-
All persons having claim« against
9
290.00
9
195.00
9
<75.00
T o t s l ------------------------
and not least a half acre of rasp­ holser.
the said estate of Edward W. Eysn-
CAPITAL OUTLAYS
berries
have
been
set
out
and
are
9
200.00
9
2
5
0.00
•
<50.00
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clifton and aon. deceased, are hereby notified
M unicipal assessm ents
doing splendidly.
baby motored to Roeeburg Monday and required to present the same
9 200.00 9 2 5 0.00 9 <50.00
T otsl
________________
For several years gardens of this of this week, they brought back duly verified to the undersigned st
F IX E D CHARGES
9 150.00 9 2 0 0.00 9 990.00 section and In certain other locali­ Mrs. William Norris, returning ths the law office of Herbert W. Lom­
I n s u r a n c e -----—
bard. attorney. First National bank
ties of the Row river country have same evening.
9
150.00 9 100.00 9 950.00 been a dining table for the wild­
Visitors at ths home of Mr. and building. Cottage Grove. Lane coun­
T utsi
____________
ty, Oregon, on or before ela months
eyed,
lop-eared,
disease
-
packing
Mrs.
John
Overholsar
Sunday.
May
D EBT SERVICE
_____________________ ( <.000.00
P rincipal on bonds .
~~ __ _________________
3.095.00 pest of a Jack rabbit, pronouncedly 13. were a sister of Mrs. Ovsrholser. from tha data of the first publica­
Interest on bonds ...
________________ 1.750.00 on the increase for several yeara. Mrs. Ernest McReynolds of Divide, tion of this notlca
W arrant reduction
Data of first publication tha 12th
750.00 particularly since a coyote poison­ and son Austin. Mrs. Ovsrholser
W arrant interest —
ing campaign was put on. Last fall has been troubled with her eyes day of May. 1932.
-9 3.965.00 there appeared to be an unwritten again but Is much better.
Date of last publication ths 10th
T o t a l ------------------------------------------— — ---------- —
_ 3,<20 00 understanding among the ranchers
Alvin Allen has employment in day of June. 1932.
Exuergeney ................. .....................— -------- ------------ -------
Pauline Augusta Eyanson.
9 5 < .l 11.20 that It was high time to get Into Lynx Hollow.
Q rsnd to ts l —........■.... ------- ------ — -— — - — -r—r r r
Executrix of the Estate of
action, with result that hunting
Esther Allen, daughter of Everett
RECAPITULATION
Edward W Eyanson. De-
354.111.20 parties were organized, some good Allen. Is one of the 1932 graduat­
T otsl estim ated expenditures for the y e a r ---- --------
___
cessed.
_ 32.300 00 dogs employed in some Instances in ing class of C. O. H. S. She will give
T o tsl estim ated receipts, not including proposed tax
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
the chase, traps set. and a thinning a vocal solo on class night.
_ 31.<13.20 process of Mr. and Mrs. Jack, whose
A
tto
rn
e y fo r E s ta te
m l3-JnlO
Recent rains have been very bene­
Balance, amount to be raised by
-¿'¿ -'
”r v
8 V M 1 I W O F ESTIM ATED EX PEN SES.
..336.821.20 mission in life sepsis to be increase ficial to the farmers, and especial­
Personal service
_ 3,53<.90 of breed and eating of more and ly to the late-sown grain.
Supplies —
_ 1.975.00 better gardens- Some good work
Horn ten o n e, and repair«
_ 9.565.00 along the line of extermination was
D ebt cervice ........ ...............
DORENA
_ <.199 89 done. One man reports having kill­
M iscellaneous —---------------
_ 3.<20.00 ed nine from hie rront porch. Not
May 24.—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
E m ergency . ................ ........
Haynes
and
small son of Marcola
_$ 59.<82.99 Infrequently would two or more be visited over the week end st
the
Total
killed
with
a
good
old
"scatter
IN D E B TE D N E SS
_ $30.900.00 gun" as the Jacks would scurry John Whltsell home.
Safe W ay to Lose Fat
Sidney and Elwyn Bales left this
Bonds o o tsla n d in r -
through the brush; but the end to
W arrants
Outstandin,
rants Outstanding
. . . J,
_ 1 1 .K 1 .0 1 the destructiveness of the pest Is week for Westfir, where they will
General la n d : (T o be paid from 1931 taxes budgeted)
Take the ease of Miss Msdelone
be employed by the Westfir I.um­
Bond and warrant taierrat lund (to bo paid from 1931 tnxsa
_
6,780.60 not y e t
ber company.
Crowley, for Instance, who lives In
budgeted)
........— — -----------------______________________
" —"
910.99
Cecil Young and family left the Little Rock, Ark. Juit read her
M unicipal assessm ents ------------ ... - - — ....................... ........ .......
'
latter part of this week for Cali­ letter:
_ _ _ __________________________ A S3,<82.86
fornia.
Total
have used Kruachen Salts for
D ated th is 17th day o l May. 1332.
The Dorena boys' ball club de­ one 1 year—when
i-W id A BEID L EB . Chairman o l Board
1 started I weighed
C. J. KEM, Secretary o l B a d set
feated
Walden
by
the
large
score
and Chairm aT of Budget Comsuttao.
Committee.
of 13-1 Sunday afternoon on '.he 140 pounds—now I weigh 110 pounds
H B. GRIGGS, Director.
ELBERT BEDE,
and never felt better In my life.*
local field.
CLEM SAKFF,
T. C. W HEELER,
WORTH HARVEY. Clerk.
Tsat’a the big reason a boat of
James Stewart of Klamath Falls
Adviaory Committea.
FOB HALE OB TBAJD1
Is visiting his grandparents. Mr. and men and women take Kruschen to
Mrs. J. B. Stewart.
lose weight—as ths fat goes you
C A B IN E T M A K I N G — F U R N I
Mrs. Ruth England and daugh­ gain In health—skin clears—eyts
ture made, repaired and uphol­
ter
Faye.
Lita
and
Bernice
Mosby
stered. Weod turning and carving.
grow bright—activity replaces In
Work guaranteed. Woodcraft and and Ada Jennings motored to Eu­ dolance.
Cabinet Shop, Fifth aad Main gene Saturday.
Takt one-half tsaspoonful of
Mra. Lynn of Cottage Grove vis­
street.
m!9tfc
ited Sunday at the J. E. Redford Kruschen In a glass of hot water
every morning before b rea k fa st-
EXCHANGE MODERN HOME IN home.
The Cottage Grove merchants* cut down on fatty meats, potatoes
Fort-xnd, six roams, two bath team
gave the Dorena high team a and sweets—a Jar of Kruschen that
rooms, large closets, hardwood,
During June, July and August, classes in Shorthand, Typ­
severe drubbing on the local field costs but a trifle lasts 4 weeks—get
plate glass, full buem ent, furnace, Tuesday
ing, Bookkeeping and Accounting will be conducted at the
evening.
it at Cottage Grove Pharmaoy, but
fireplace, garage, fine lawn, shrub­
Louis Dodge spent tha week end for your health’s sake demand and
bery paved street and aUey. In best visiting
his
family,
returning
to
bis
condition, near 3 car lines. 19 min­ work Sunday. Louis Is lookout man g e t K ru a c h e n S a its
(3)
utes to city center, near high school. In the forest service, but at present
Why net spend part of your vacation training for business!
Want improved small acreage on Is doing maintenance work.
I t ’s a good investment, and i t ’s a good schooL
Pacific highway. J. H. Hoover,
The Dorena grade school def»Kt
1238 Rodney Ave,, Portland, m!9-27p
ed Dorena high 8-1 In an Indoor
A. E. ROBERTS, President. Phone 666 Miner Building
CABINET WORK AND UNFIN- baseball game Friday evening. Bat­
lshed furniture made to order. teries: Dorena high. Lata Moaby,
Furniture and stove repairing. We Earl Cooper and Everatt Holstrom;
buy. sell and exchange. Davenport grades, Glen Jennings and Bud
______ m2O-Jn24p England.
Furniture Co.
FOR SALE—GOOD MILK COW, 4
HEBRO N.
years old. Mrs. J. H. Kirk, phons
May 24.—Mra. Pbebe Young spent
18-F-12. __________________ m27-J3o
in Cottage Grove visiting
FOR SALE—FOUR-HORSE GASO- Monday
Mallnda Aubrey.
llne engine. In good condition. Mrs.
Lester Gllcrlst came Friday from
Phone 18O-J or address box 474, Cot- Knights
Landing. Cal., and will
tage Grove._________________ m27p visit his mother
for ten days. Ha
FOR SALE — THREE YOUNG was accompanied by his sister-in-
dairy cowi, extra good, have been law, Mrs. Abner Gllcrlst aad little
fresh about two months. Ray Van- son Bobbis and Miss Frances Brlsto
3choiack, Dorena._________ m2O-J3p of ths same place. Mrs. Ollcrlst la
FOR SALE — BABY CARRIAGE visiting her mother at Albany and
In good condition, cheap. Phone brother. Ivan Bush and sister, Mra.
tn Washington.
218-J.
tfc Lillie Tllloteon,
Miss Brlsto will visit friends In
FOR SALE — STRAWBERRIES, Portland.
50c gal.; cream, 15c q t; bring
Miss Emma Rodgers of Lorens
container. Half mile west of Cham­ came home with Miss Katie Gllcrlst
Z S IX T H A N » M A IN F
bers mill. A. W. Burleson, phone and spent the week end at the GU-
32F12.___________________ m27-J10p ertst home. S u n d a y afternoon
FOR SALE — THREE-YEAR-OLD Annabelle and Katie Gllcrlst, Emms
Jersey heifer. Cheap. F. A. East- Rodgers and Philip Hersey motored
burn, Saginaw.____________may 27p to Black Butts.
Lester Gllcrlst and mother, Mrs.
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
male Gllcrlst. were Saturday din­
Big A-l quality Enamelwsre, pails, ner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
dlsbpans, milk pans, only 25c—Ice Overton
on Mosby creek.
Box 98.98—Used Wood Range I2O-
The
E. J. Edwards family came
Cook Stove (new) 312.50 — Used up Saturday
Creswell and
Chairs 50c — Garden Tools — Used spent the day. from
Miss Dorothy Oilles-
Piano 985—Used Davenport 318— ple of Creswell accompanied them.
New Electric Washer 989—Calla­
Mrs. Hlckenbottom of Cottage
han's Furniture Store, 82 weet 7th, Grove visited Sunday afternoon
Eugene.
m2-J10p with Mrs. Truman Clarks.
Oas cooks at least one-third faster than
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rhodes of
MISCKIXAMBOUB.
other fuels and costs less than one cent
El Paso, N. M„ stopped over Thurs­
WANTED
GIRL
OR
Y
O
U
N
O
day
night with Mr. and Mra. Frank
per person per meal.
woman to do housework and care LaBlue. Mrs. Rhodes Is a cousin of
V E R Y proud fa th e r
for an invalid. No children. Addrese Mr. LaBlue.
th in k« (and usually
XYZ, In care of Cottage Grove Sen­
The new gas ranges have all modern fea­
Mrs. Emma Wycoff and grand­
tinel.
m27c daughters Betty and Francis Wy­
■ays)
that he has the finest
tures, Including automatic heat control,
WOOD CUTTERS—HAVE YOUR coff of Eugece, spent the week end
kids in the neighborhood—
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ward.
croes-cut or drag-eaws gummed.
closed top and insulated oven.
Ellis Ireland, Eugene and Elmer
which only leads us to dis­
Prlcee reasonable. A. W. Slemann,
422 Third St. Cottage Grove, m27p Hansen of Rodeo, Cal., were Sun­
count
his enthusiasm —
day dinner gueets of Mr. and Mrs.
Now available at specially rednoed prices,
ELDERLY W ID O W
WISHE8 Albert Ward.
that’s natural.
place
as
housekeeper
for
elderly
low down payment and easy terms.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Ksbslbeck
man. Small pay. More for a home. and daughter Caroline spent Sun­
But when the neighbors
Good references. 244 N. Douglas St., day in Cottage Orove with Mr. and
eay so too— then we admit
Cottage Grove,__________
JnlOp Mra Mike Kebelbeck.
there must be something to
Mr. and Mrs. John Kebelbeck
FOR RENT — FOUR -R O O M
house, partly furnished, modern went to Salem Tuesday to attend
hie
claims.
Tank W ater Heaters $21.75 installed.
with garage. See Schofield Stewart, ths Farmers’ union stats conven­
Only 75c down, 12 months to pay and
phone 217L.
m27p tion, which was to be held from
A
nd i t ’s the same way
Wednesday to Friday. They will
liberal allowance on present heater.
SUMMER HOMES.
with uur automotive ser­
also visit Mrs. Kebelbeck's mother,
Mrs. Brsnsteln. at Sublimity.
vice — we admit it’s good.
M. M. Tlson motored to Eugene
HOM E8ITES ON UM PQUA
But that means nothing.
Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of Eu­
JOIN THE COTTAGE GROVE
What really counts is the
Mr.
colony on tha Umpqua. Ideal lo­ gene visited Saturday with
fact that our outomtri ogrot
cation 1H hours' drive from Cot­ Taylor's brother, Oeorge Taylor.
tage Grove, right on bank of one
with us and hup coming
LATHAM.
of stata's prattiaat and largest
streams. Boating, fishing, bathing,
May 24.—Mrs. Theo. Barrows who
sunshine. Ideal seclusion short dis­ had bean at Klamath Falls, started
Need we eay more»
tance from main highway. Good home and was taken sick and had
road from main highway will soon to have an operation at a Medford
be available. Water and fuel In hospital. She came on to the home
abundance. Lota in any size or of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
shape from 960 up. Acre lots at spe­ Smith, and will stay until she Is
cial rates. Get In while the getting's better. Her condition is satisfac­
30 South Seventh Streer
Notice of School Meeting
Nearby News
The N ew
THE NEW FORDS ARE HERE
The New V 8 Cylinder, With Powerful 65 Horsepower Motor,
and the New Model B, 4-Cylindor 50 Horsepower Motor
The New Bodies Are Superbly Beautiful, with Elegant Interior
Appointments
8ynohronii«d Qeitr Shifting Silent Seoond
Coincidental Ignition and Steering Look
Roomy Bodies. Attractive Upholstery
14 Body Typos— Wide Choice of Ooloi
Newly Designed 4 wheel Brakes
Self-Adjusting Hydraulic Shook Absorbers
Rubber Insulated Chassis and Running Oear
Full Automatic Spark Oontrol
Down D raft Oarburotor
Adjustable Driver's Seat
Other New and Exclusive Feature«
A stonishingly Low Price«—
Delivered Here — Complete
with Bumper« and Spare Tire -
Filled with Oxi and Oil
Ready to Oo —
5
S
tn
Reduced 30 Pounds
Never Felt Better
W ANTADS
SUMMER SCHOOL
Right Here In Eugene
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
GAS Cooks
Faster and
Costs Less!
hotel Cong r e ss
D M IT ^ 'U
GOOD/
E
SPECIAL
Safe - Quick - Cool - Clean
McCoy’s Garage
o f Oregon
good. Clarence W hite,
Reeds;
ads port, tory.
m u tfo
Mrs. J. W. Maddux has gone to
4-Cylinder
$67800
008 00
053 00
603 00
71800
61800
668 00
708 00
763.00
Typo
V-3 Oyl.
Standard Roadster ............ .......... ..... ...................... $638 00
658 00
Standard Coupe
Sport Coupe .’............. ......... .......................... ........... 703.00
........................
743 00
DeLuxe Coupe
........... 768 00
Victoria ...............................
668 00
Standard Tudor Sedan
......... .................... ........ 718 00
DeLuxe Tudor Sedan
Standard Fordor Sedan
758.00
___ ; _______ ____ 813.00
DeLuxe Fordor Sedan.........
Call and See Them
Ask for Literature
Let Us Demonstrate to You
WOODSON BROTHERS
Phone 27
Corner Main & Ninth
F o o d T r e a ts fo r th e
D o u b le H o lid a y !
Our Store W ill B«
CLOSED
All Day
Friday, Saturday
May 27 and 28
Decoration
NEW
POTATOES
SHAFFER WHITE
Day
25c
8 lbs. . . .
Monday, May 30
GOOSE
ONIONS
BERRIES
BERMUDA
4 Pounds
3 Pounds
3 Doxesn
15c
15c
25c
ORANGES
For Juice
M IL K
FLO U R
Poinsettia— A hard wheat family
Maximum Brand — Contains only
flour—Guaranteed.
fresh, pure sweet milk.
49-lb. bag 93c
Tall cans 4>sc
Snow Flake B a c o n
Eastern Sugar Cured lb.....
Crackers
C o ffe e
and
Old
Fashioned
Ginger Snaps
23c
Airway Blend lb...... .........
C r isc o
59c
Purely Vegetable 3 lbs.....
Pound Packages
Both for
29c
S a lm o n
—
Alaska Pink, tall cans 3 for... JwdC
CAM E Y
CORN
Toilet soap approved for toilet
an dbath
Oolden Bantam — Fresh from
Minnesota’s gardens.
4 bars 23c
3 cans 25c
O xydai
New Quick Powder, makes rioher suds,
softens hard water, easier on hands.—
FR EE— One 9-oi. package with one
large package. A ll for
C h ip so
For Quiok Suds
flakes.
Phone 219
either
For dishes or
granules
clothes.
or
Large
package
17^c
19c
See your dealer today or
Natural Gas Corporation
New 4
Cylinder
V-8
Cylinder
Cottage Grove
W e Deliver