PA O « FOTO.
On* quarter of the area of Mik-
siasippl, or 7,000,000 acre*, wae «old
for taxes in April, 1932
There are 846 privately operated
colleges In America.
Turkish government Is eutng Tn-
stabul press for publishing news of
Iv a r Krueger's suicide.
China Is building a foundry that
will produce 10C tons of steel and
pig Iron da'.lv.
F O B SALE OK T R A D E .
CABIN' e F
r w i l i A l , J I 'I. T I, I m
T H « *KMTINHL, COTTAOR OROVH, ORHOON,
Touch o f R ard e h ip M a y
dren visited Saturday al the C. H. of Dorena visited Sunday at the
and Charles Sharon homes.
Charles Hales home.
Howard Keene and son Robbie
Beryl Tucker of North Rend Is
Every facility, Invention and proj­
were dinner gueets at the W. A. visiting al the A rthu r Smith home
ect seem* to be bent on making peo­
Keene home In Cottage Grove Sun­
Mrs. Claude Arne and daughter
ple mors “comfortable-" Don’t we
day.
and Mrs Henry Snauer were Eu-
visitors
M r. and Mrs. Jess Tucker of D e - gene
________
_ Tuesday. They sp en t1
know that we can be so “comfort-
June 27 —C. O Worsham return­
able" that w* will be good for noth-
h° m* laa‘ Wednesday, a fte r tak Itth t valley spent Thursday evening the dav with Mrs. Verna Ryan
eon of i
at
the
Charles
Sharon
home
Glen
Llnebaugh and so
Mrs.
Inc» 111,In » o-e h .-lf .r n „n ,,a hard . * "*• W,f* ,O
An<e1ee tO Set
¡Walden accompanied Mr. and Mre.
.. ‘
put»««
her mother, who la ill. He received
HKRKON,
J Hanrv Snauer to Eugene T hu rei
ship a little for Its own sake, F. H. ¡word Monday that Mrs. Worsham
June 29 Mr. and Mrs I. G. Shew where the ton was taken for m
Collier asks. In the St. Louis Globe- . '»HI be home In a few days.
of
Cottage
Grove
were
Sunday
din-
cal troatment.
Democrat
Rock *• baln* put on the road re-
H arry W illiams returned Satur­
.
cently traded Into the Ilabcock ner guests of M r and Mrs F. C.
Führer.
day rroin Tiller, where he attended
u e say this, but we hate to begin, ranches.
E
J.
E.Iwards
Is
working
at
a three-dav forestry school.
That In Itself shows, no doubt, that !
an'* Mrs, James Scott and
M vrtle Creek, helping get out
Mi and Mra. Charles Hales and
our moral courage ha. declined.
cedar.
daughter visited Sunday evening
There is no better philosophy than | a Eugene hospital and brought Mrs
Mrs. Belle Geer and Chas. Mo- with Mrs. Hales' father, L. J. Green,
Dowel spent the week end at her near Hebron. Mr. Green has been
that of “doing one good deed every i Vincent hack with them
home,
returning Sunday to Hcd- quite III but la Improving.
Mr. and Mre. A
W . Woolcott
day" for the welfare of our fellow
mond. H er grandson. Verlln Pow­
man. May U not be equally u plift­ »pent Wednesday In Eugene. W hile ell of Drain, accompanied them.
there they visited Mr. and Mrs
Frogs remain In the tadpole
ing of the soul to do one good deed Vincent and Mr. and M r*. O, E McCoy
Mrs. Fred
Patten
Mrs. Nancv
attended
the and
funeral’
of ’/
for 18 Q months.
that we are afraid or Indisposed to Robertson,
B. Mosby Thursday
Tn
Cottage
in 1931. profits of the K lfivl ton-1
Thursday
In
Mrs. McGarvIn visited Saturday Grove.
do? Most “duties" are like th a t Hut,
er were (114,720 compared with *81,.
resolutely performed, there Is a in Eugene w ith Pauline McGarvIn , Mrs, Jessie Gilcrlst and daughter I
In 1930
and her mother at a hoepital there
sense of triumph that la a worthy and was accompanied home by Katie motored to Lorane Sunday
Marshal Joffre of France asked
evening
and
called
at
the
Gowlng.
to
be
burled In a place that did not
reward. That much more Iron has Mrs. McGarvIn and Pauline. Paul­
»» Abbla
„
look like a tomb.
ine is recovering satisfactorily from
been put Into one's character.
K a T V % ? X r X ; o t o '& na£ * J rants I ,
appendicitis operation
Here we are, talking like Samuel
,'incent r e tu r n e d N a » u n < .v
« ' ‘crisi motored to Grants
Siullea whom, as we remember Io from a Eugene hospital where he i * * * Monday. The girls returned f rol>t charactar. has saved 41 per-1
had I »Jin.
Tuesday. Philip remaining with an sons from drowning In 25 years.
our boyhood reader, we detested. We h»d been for two weeks recovering un. ' i
rf
In China, dram a depicts the
fear there
there was
was always
alwsva sybaritic
svhsririe rudl
m d i. from a severe lllnesa.
illness. Mrs. Curtis
C u rtis
m 2.
> .
Mias Mildred D u g a n arrived Ideal; In America, drama pictures
up for him
roents In our makeup.
While we motored
M r , Charles Anderson .eft Tburs-
f l i h ^ « “. l ï t e V ^ M ^ “ f-‘ " “ “
might dally seek to perform deeds h E m o t h T * *
history records (hat a great l«ad-
t0 V*, R I Fred Païten
of the nature described In l^uigfel
T h .^ . ... hi A.
. . ic r has never oom» from the Intel-1
low's “Excelsior," we were fortu­
___. Fresno,
- .__
-
Nells l*ederson,
Cal., In-
nate If we could tot up one or two day for N orth Bend, a fte r spending of ■ July
òf h2r WM ?ent*,C M r° na id M m ’*0?!*
F o w le r
Vancouver, vented a clock that at a glance
a month. Nevertheless, the princi­ mond
Hemenwav**
d **
A'
• •«rived Tuesday and Is via- »how* the time In any country.
ple Is Indestructible.
M r and M m fcslnh
. . i U lnK .?.* ,he h,'n'«' of a slater. Mre.
Generating pianta of the New
daughter Eleanor of Cot’ » ’,- G r o v e I ? ° m nY 'l,lan” - until Saturday, when York Steam corporation can evap-
wera dinner X t s Sundiy a t 7 h é v
i f ," 'a« a
^ . t . ton. of water an hour
F ew Recognized B eauty
home of M r Teeters' parents. M r h u s b a n d * h " 1* * ' h. r
Italy's bachelor las money le used
and Mrs G e o n r e
husband, who Is coming home lo
bettering m aternity and Infant
o f G ettysburg Address
A id O n a ’s Self-Respect
j.C P e n n e y Co • to«.
m is rurrs
P I F A IT M IH T
• STO
417 421 Wain St., Cottage drove, Oregon
SKW N O W
— /o r
ì ’o t t r t t l f l
— fo r i k f
— fo r
Yottr H o n to f
“AVENUE”
m A K I N G - r tlR N I-
ture made, repaired and uphol­
stered. Wood turning and carving.
W ork guaranteed. Woodcraft and
Cabinet Shop, F ifth and M ain
street.____________
m iatfc
F O R SALK — E X T R A G O O D
G rta l
pigs. Also good gentle boar to ex­
change tor pigs or other stock.
Phone 38 F U .C . H. H eig ht. Jn3-Jy8p
B E R R IE S --B E R R IE S - -B E R R IE S
Smart pre-shrunk (sbrks in
Bring your container, and pick
The trs«»is nrwe»l and »marl­
them yourself, 50 cents per crate.
white end I*»’ color»! Expert­
ed print» I I'Uin nitor» m g o.I
W. A Hemeaway. phone 2F2-I
wearing,
(ast-color
percal* I
ly lailoredl
MM
FO R SALE:
A STER S, G IA N T
Ytai'll wild tenersi Irngth» I
( L a n pearl
Crego and Sunshine; Z i n n i a ,
J5 isr Ae».
buttons I
G iant Plcot and Lilliput; 10c per
do*.; also kale plants, 2Uc per hun­
dred or *1.50 per thousand. Mrs. T.
C. Shaw, phone 29-F-2.
JnlO-Jylp
T k r r t 't act n ail f
F ovorilts!
TO T R A D E —L IG H T F O R D E X
300% S T R B T C H
press fo r single w ork horse. Must
COTTON
be true, gentle and weigh 1100 or
(n t h u r M ro ’i
1200, or w ill trade for good small
cow. J. E. Bassett, 5 miles out Lo-1
rone r o u t e . ____________ jn l7 -jy i p
W A N T TO T R A D E M E R C H A N -
dlse for oat and vetch hay. Daven­
When the speakers were being
• Cool Styles
port Furniture Co._______ j n!7 jy lp
And drey hold lhair slanktlyl
...................
- .......
chosen to make addresses at Gettys­
r. ana Mrs. s. D. Read and Eugene spent Tuesday night with verslty of ..........—
Chicago's
*53,000,000
In-
B LO C K F R O M
EVERGREEN
son
Danny
of
Eugene.
M
r
and
• Thrilling Colors
Comfortable f You be* I
mm« In 10 year, went to a faculty
highway, Washougal, Wash., null burg In 1S»5S, President Lincoln was Mra. D. H. Hemenwav and two the Jolfh Kebelbeck fam ily.
town, six-room plastered co m fo rt-, an afterthought—and then a dubi­ grandchildren and M r and Mrs
of 800 persons.
TUB-FASTI
able house, two lots, normal times ’ ous chairman begged him to make A rthur Woolcott and son John
LATHAM
value *3000. Trade for acreage near his speech as short as possible)
June 28. The Joe Gleason fam ­
M r and Mrs. Weston Allen of
Canyonville. Riddle or Days creek.
ily of Sutherlin vielted over the
It Is generally believed that Lin Cottage Orova were Bunday dinner week end at the home of M r . V *U S l OO V iC W S I O I U l
Oregon.
S. N i l e s , Washougal,
i
, l ,he hom* of « »on. Alvin Gleason's parents, M r. and Mrs. J
Wash.___________________1 p
coin wrote the Gettysburg address Allen.
They were accompanied bv
H e s t of A I lf
F O R S A L E — P E E L E D C ED A R on a piece of brown paper, on the M r and Mrs. Le» Cooley and small C Rtlker
Mrs. J. W . Maddux returned Sun-
fence posts. Phone 16F-IS. M. H. way to Gettysburg. But thia ta not daughter of Cottage Grove. M rs
Jay
from
Shawans.
WIs..
where
she
Morris. Dlsston r o u t e . Cottage true, according to the Golden Book Cooley and Alvin Allen are sister
P E N N E Y ’S NEW
had visited relatives for the post
and brother.
Grove.
__ _________ JnlT-jylp
six
weeks.
Magazine. Two days before the (led
Neighbors Friendship club met
Now Joyously Happy
“ A d o n n a ” B rand
L U M B E R F O R S A L E O R T R A D E icatlon at Gettysburg. President Lin- Thursday
son
afternoon o f'ias W e o k * at
for what have you. Also feed coin had the speech almost all writ ’ « *• »«me of Mm. John Ashby. F if- l? H U^ and chi dmn ’u i^ u n a n d
roller; pair floor scales. Fran k Mc­
W hile all hie fam ily looked In
C hcm itea
F arland ^ ________________ JnlT-jylp leu and In h l. hat (where he usu ^ . “ T n ^ e m o Z ^ a s ^ n e d
astonishment and all his frlsnds
papers).
new member Mrs. BoTton S r w a l
£ mand\ " t n , Mrs . C!# r « c* were amased, one man took all the
TO S E L L HU D SO N TO W CAR — ally kept valuable papers)
Pa nt lea
^toneber< and children I.ois Mae pain, swelling and agony from his
W eaver crane. 2-ton power hoist
“The silence during the delivery a truest Election of officer« folio«* ^nd
Evelyn of C o t t a r Grove v l.it-
w ith dolly. D illard Garage. Dillard. of the speech, and the lack of hearty |ed the b u s i n e s s
tortured joints In 48 hour» and did
B loom er*
Henrv Rhode was elected oresi lent v ’ MondaV afternoon at the Roscoe It with that famous rheumatic pre­
Ora. *100,________________jnlT-Jylp
^ce
Yearou* and Albert Hull homes,
demonstration at It* close," said Mrs N w l
scription known to pharmacists as
N O T E V E R Y T H IN G YOU W A N T,
and
M
m
Roae
lL
ir
m
n
r
.
Th<Me
from
°
ut
•"«>
M
r.
Vcats of
but everything you need. Also one Ward H ill Ismon. describing the
to serve for a term nt
Amanda H ull were guests at dinner A llenru—you can do the same.
Irrigating pump. Short's Second event, “were taken by Mr. Lincoln «11
This powerful yet safe remedy is
months. Mrs. Ashby ieTJed dellcb !h o ^ ay evcnln* at ,h* Alber< H u "
C hardonizc I
Hand S t o r e . _________ JnlT-Jylp a* certain proof that It had not been
wonderful — Its action la almost
D lnn’ r guests at the Albert H ull magical.
F O R SALE — S E T S P A U LD IN G well received. In that opinion we all ”£*¿**1 be*ah ^ .U M a^k ’ a
Planned for July U
suhUe»
t,ome T '«*<“’ av of last week were
light-weight boxing gloves, *1.50. shared.
Just get one 85 cent bottle of Al- '
Miss G er'm de <5U h —'. ,U b e C t 1° i M argaret Hemenwav
of North
Look s» I-«»* si you like, p a l l
Practically new. Call Harold Bede.
B,' nd' ln d ln '' O artln
Eugene and lenru from Cottage Grove Phar­
"Mr. Lincoln said to me: 'Lamon, M em bim 2 » b / noHRed
phone 159-J._____________ jn lT -J v lp
m a c y -ta k e It as directed and If In
aetvr find » »poet »hoe imartsr
necm
slm
To
change
“
*’
i
Read
H
«
»
*n
w
a
y
of
Cottage
Grove.
48 houm your pains haven't all left
STOP—V IS IT O U R S T O R E A N D that speech won't scour! I t ’s a flat I M m Fannie S t im o i
1 M r and M rA F1°Vd Count« of you
io sppearsnre . .
yet your money back
warehouse before you buy
we failure and the people are disap­ Bend Is vls?tlnv ^ e J m n tb ir N ° rth Cottage Grove vlaltad la»t Friday
(oeable . . or a greater value I
It
works
Just
as
sw
iftly
with
have the largest stock of 2nd hand pointed.' ” It occurred to only a NeRie Eafes'
' .J*
i evening at the John McCall home.
What Tailoring'
goods In town. H ot bargains in caasp few who heard It that It was an Im ­ yearn sm c T a h . h . .
»*," h7 * ' 8 T Ro«e- club '**« »*• * • < * the Neuritis. Sciatica, Lumbago and I
(6) !
equipment W e buy, sell and »wap j mortal address.
a visit
h H
h° ma for *-H Forestry club on an all day Neuralgia.
Rranryl
Wear'
Davenport Furniture Co. Jnl’ jy lp j
Berths Kim ball l* visiting In the “‘ t V “.
' a f a w ‘ ’i ^ V h e
S T R A W B E R R IE S 12i,c A GAL-
N O T IC E O F S H E R IF F S MALE O F
oerv U le °R irtv ^Ul’t’ed Ii i mb?!I and c"«»« a ‘ ‘ he school held Tum dav
lon. Bring containers and pick I
K E A I. P R O P E R T Y .
? S " :, s n . « 's t i s r s s » " “
Discovery in Dispate
them yourselves. — Phone 8-F-13 |
T h e »Seii t i i i u
Lorane route. __________24jr. ljj-f I
Conflicting stories are told about I
Fitzgerald
Notice ta hereby given that by
Farm ers are busy haying on Silk examined the rhildm n.
F O R SALE— T H R E E A N D O N E ' the Introduction of the potato, a na­ i creek.
virtue of an execution and order of
h alf to four tons oat and vetch 1 tive of the western hemisphere, to
sale Issued out of the circuit court
LONDO N.
of
the state of Oregon for Lane
hay tn stack. One mile south on ‘ European circles. Those adventur
D E L IG H T V A L L E Y .
June 28.—Mrs. C H. Woods and
6th 8 t Don Ahern_________ Jyl-ISp
June 28.—Fran k Joll underwent son Robin, who had been visiting county this 15th day of June, 1932.
ous Spaniards who roamed the seas
an appendicitis operation Friday at In Centralia, Wash., returned home upon and pursuant to a decree duly
F O R SALE— M IL K COW. S A D D L E
given and made by said court this
or work horse, cheap. N . E . ! In search of new lands and what­ a Eugene hospital. His Is reported Friday
14th day of June. 1932. In a eult
» irg
,™ il r Hick»
m e«» ana
Glass._____________ _
JlP ■' ever else they could find are said to be recovering satisfactorily.
M r and Mre. V
and
ndlng therein. In which Retells
to
hold
the
Introduction
rights,
al-
'
M
ra-
N
l*°n
returned
Monday
M
r
and
Mrs.
Jacobson
of
Eugene
F O R S A L E O R T R A D E — AUS-
Sal ton was p la in tiff and O. F.
t h ,ts ir
s
the w#* k end a t the ,ncka Thiel and Grace M Thiel, his wife.
tralian Shepherd Collie pups,* sLx •
weeks old. W ill sell reasonable or J' bn Hawkins, an English voyager, ¡tlves there.
H. J. Shinn and J. N. Post, were
trade for small grams. E arl T. J..hn-1
th . hn_JL.~-»
.
.
I
“ M Z .‘ “i r * 's u —
a
«
M rs M uriel King arrived Friday defendants
execution
M , A Horn _and j o ^ F ran - from Toledo.to take her daughter order o? . . 1 . which
wa« to
me d ir e c and
ts
8 miles out on London road, l i p ‘ 5 !dS th<f hon° r' haT,DS ‘“ O-odnced
the potato to the court of European p * , a n d , M ” L.Jiie i i ler ,a?.d <! i UKh.ter Jean home. Jean had spent a week and commanded me to sell the real
TO T R A D E -G G O D F O R D T O U R -!
Ruth of Corvallis
left
Tuesday
«
_
,
w j[lj her grandparents. M r. and
property hereinafter described to
Ing. w ill trade for saddle horse , v
r!"
1WB- “ U «enerallT
morning to spend a week or ten
Mrs. Robert Phillips.
satisfy certain Hens and charges In
m ilk cow or drag saw. Lee Thom a -f lle r«d- however, that Sir John was ¡days in Loa Angeles. Cal.
Dorm
an
Brookhart.
who
suffer­
m
id decree » p e c lfle d . I will, on
son, phone 2-F-6.
jy l-1 5 p ; responsible f j r the sweet potato’s
The annual schooi meeting for
ed an Injury to one foot several
They re sure good for roosting—You can t beat this prioe
W alker union high was held Mon- weeks ago. Injured the same foot Tuesday, the 19th day of July. 1932.
W IL L T R A D E — F O R D T R U C K presentation.
at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. at
When they were first transplant ^ . . • vf nln* - ln the -h‘* h
for cattle, horses, sheep or goat*.
again last week.
the eouthwest door of the county
ed to the Old world the potatoes
fancy
______ LOST A N D F O U N D .
were tike stepchildren. This prob­
LO ST — B E T W E E N C O T T A G E
ably was because - _________
Europeans _____
were
_
__________________
Grove and Drain, man's black j deep set In their Ideas of diet and
• Miss Ruth Troxel of Eugene. wh& the right, title and Interest *of"sa~d
M r. and Mrs. W. E. Nixon of Cot­
purse with Legion emblem. Re-urn -
___ j
to Im perial Barber Shop.
lj»-- ! Prejudiced against new foods.
tage Grove are staying at the J. A. had been visiting for some time defendants In said suit and of all
w ith an aunt, Mrs. Dorm an Brook- parties claiming by, through or un-
Joll home while Mrs. Joll Is stav­ hart.
returned home last week. H er der them, or any of them. In and to
-------------------------—
FOB BEN T.
ing In Eugene w ith her son Frank. mother,
Mr«. Fay Trosal of Eu- the following described real prop-
M r and Mrs. Alex Garoutte and gene. motored
W olves and M ntic
up for her.
®rty, to-wit:
HOUSE AN D A P A R T M E N T FOE I
M r. and Mrs. B ill Patton of Culp
Mias Ida W ard of Dorena spent
Lots Three (* ) and Four (4) in
Roost and serve cold on your
rent, unfurnished. Lota of shade
Science Is continually destroying Creek were dinner guests Sunday
a few days last week at the J. T. Block One (1), of Parkhurst Addl-
close in, corner of 5th and Washing­ oaf fondest beliefs.
■ at the q jj H a rtm a n small
For centuries j evening
ton Sts. See Joe Sm ith or phone
home.
‘ tlon to Cottage Orove. In Lone
we have believed that music has the • ho™e
I33R.______ _______ ______ '
power to move the very stones and ShaJta*valley’ Cai ^ e r V o v e r n ^ b t Orove Monday evening^to receive 13th day o /J u n s °l9 8 2 " D at’ d thta
W A N T TO B U Y .
'
so. -he the most savage of breasts, guests Monday at the C. H . Haight
a fL 1 1
- H - 1 ~
S h ,rlff
We will be closed all day Monday—the 4th
H alg h t knee that was Injured several days
By A. E. H U L B O A A R D ,
W ant to buy — s e t o f w om - But this Is not so If we can believe home,
Jnl7-Jyl5
ago.
en's right-handed golf clubs and the enterprising gentleman who had i “ i 8 ? n.verT Ro?e ot D rain visited
Deputy.
Irons. Address Golf, box 86, Cot-
Robert Phillips and son Harold,
p a ,,,
u ,,
who had spent several weeks In the
. _ . . . , _jpl7-jj> I p
the London zoological gardens.
J A. Joll. visited Mrs. Joll and son eastern part of the state looking
W O R K W ANTED.
a fte r business Interests, returned
W ild wolves from Europe and Asin ; F ran k at a Eugene hospital.
home Thursday.
W O R K W A N T E D — E L D E R L Y cringed and put their tails between
T-he M a ' N,ch?*? fam ily
are ex-
--------„..«..a
uvtncri,
nectiniF
ó
»,
<
HUÍ4P Brookhart
uiGURimu le
ii Wednesday
»vun^nay
Phillip
left
woman must have work, com­
? ! J i . ,:e’ P^ t’ : ! I^ . at. t b e “ Und Of íí'. E-. Nichols Roy.
o fi£
Ä
petent as cook and housekeeper
Address Mrs. M. M.. B. B. Route
a fiddle played behind their cages. Nichols. Mrs. R o y ’ is a returned Ington. Word received from him
Monday stated he was going to
When the violinist, still playing, missionary to In d ia and expects to Spokane.
IN C O R P O R A T E D
give
a
lecture
on
her
w
ork
there
In
stepped within their range of vision,
Thomas Moxley went to WIlbUT
Cottage Grove Wednesday evening Saturday
to visit a son Lawrence.
terror turned to rage and the wolves
Mrs. Oscar Jackson and son Dean
Mrs. John M errym an who recent­
H O M E S IT E S O N UM PQ UA.
lunged at their restraining bars. In ­ and J. A Joll were Sunday dinner
ly arrived from Klam ath Falls, vis­
Free C ity Delivery
cidentally, the experiment bore out guests at the H a rry Benston home ited Monday w ith a brother, M u rry
J O IN T H E C O T TA G E G R O V E
in Eugene.
Newton.
colony on the Umpqua. Ideal lo­ another legend— that the music of a
Grandpa Myers suffered a stroke
Mr. and Mra. Dorman Brookhart
cation m hours' drive from Cot­ violin would drive wolves away.
about a week ago at the home of visited Mre. Brookhart'e parents,
tage Grove, rig h t on bank of one ,
a^aon, R ay Myers, and Is seriously Mr. and Mrs. W alker, at W alker
of state's prettiest and larg e st'
and other relatives at Reedsport
streams. Boating, fishing, bathing,!
Pete Beach of Lynx Hollow is and Scottsburg last week. A sister,
A ln m in a m and B a u x ite
sunshine. Ideal seclusion short dis-
visiting
at
the
home
of
an
aunt,
Joyce W alker, returned home with
The Department of Commerce Mrs. V em Keahey.
tance from main highway. Good '
them fo r a visit.
road from main highway w ill soon ; says that six countries supply about
The C. H. Haight, E. E. Paul,
Mrs. L. A. Means Is reported to
be available. W ater and fuel In 88 per cent of the total aluminum M elvin Paul, Vern Keahey and
be ill. Dr. Frost of Cottage Grove
abundance. Lots in any size or
Jerry M iller families picnicked up was called In attendance.
produced
In
the
world;
in
order
of
shape from *50 up. Acre lots a t spe-
Row river 8unday.
rates. Get in while the getting's output they are the United States,
M r. and Mrs. E. J. Kent return­
D IV ID E .
Fine Cane
good. Clarence W hite, Reedsport, Canada, Germany, France, Switzer­ ed Sunday, afte r spending several
Blue Bell—Hard Wheat
P fe - _____ _________________ m lktfc land and Norway. Three countries days In Kelso, Wash.
June 28.--M r. and Mrs. George
Powell
of
Lorane
spent
Saturday
at
49 lb. >aek
—France. Hungary and the United
the Ernest McReynolds home.
DORENA.
PB0FESSI0NAI. CARDS.
States— supply flfl per cent of the
Richard Johnson has bought a
Mrs. Gladys England and daugh­
DEMTIST3.
total bauxite produced; four other ter M a ry and Ernest and George email sawmill and is going to set
U- W- A LEBOW.— beotlst. Uffic« countries — Dutch Guiana, Italy, Gillespie of K lam ath Falls are vis­ it up on his ranch.
Mrs. Claude Sheets (form erly I
,n J K ai“ s»j»sts. Hour», S:30
iting w ith friends and relatives
“ 12 and 1 Vo 4:30. Evenlns« sod ijus- British Guiana and Jugoslavia— here this week.
Maxine Rhode) was the honor
f a ^ ^ o l n l n i e n t . P h o n « : OH1« 85. supply 32 per cent
O f the seven
M r. and Mrs. Robert Coombs and guest at a shower given Friday by
chief producers of bauxite and alx children of Eugene visited Sunday the club women at the home of
TAK. C. H. g lk E , Denti-t, Hr»! Nstion-
Mrs. C. G. Arnold. About 35 guests
chief producers of aluminum only at the Chas. Teeters home.
o
, .. nk building, tiottsfe Grove, Ore.
Jim Redford and son Edwin were present and Mrs. Sheets re­
■peeisllet in extraction, adminlitratlon of two countries—the United States
ceived
many useful and beautiful
altroae oxld nnd oxysen, oral eursery. and France—appear In both groups. Mra. Chilson, and M r. and Mrs. C.
Office phone lu . Keeldence 13S-K.
Fancy Head
A Peterson attended the pioneer gifts. Refreshments of sandwiches,
Small Navies
Fancy Oregon Dryed
picnic Friday a t the Cal Young cake and punch were served.
PHYSIC1AK3.
ranch near Eugene.
Mies Pauline McGarvIn, who wae
K. C. £ . KKOyT.— Pfaysicisii sod »ur-
Glenn Jennings, who had been operated on for appendicitis recent­
T oo L ate to Provo
gson. Office la Fir«» National Beak
attending the 4-H summer school ly was brought home Saturday
haildlag. Phone 47. CotUfe Grave, Ore- Evidence of a suspected prehls
in Corvallis, returned Sunday to from a Eugene hospital. She Is still
fOCL
toric murder la being Investigated his home here.
confined to her bed but is Improv­
L f - AXLEY, M. D.— Physician and sur- by East African scientists instead
E m it K irk of W o lf Creek vielted ing rapidly.
AA geoa. Evening* by appointment. Over
several days last week with friends
Iss Georgina Glover of Salem Is
gem '* Drug «tore, Cottage Grove, Oregon. of the police. The famous Oldoway and relatives here.
visiting at the J. A. Mackey home.
man of Tanganyika who was dlscov-
ATTORNEYS.
M r. and Mra. G. H . Mosby and
The Erneet McReynolds fam ily
ERBERT W. LOMUAKD. — Attorney 1 C5ed
“ OermaD Professor before daughter Joyce of K lam ath Falls drove to Elkton Sunday to see the
_ et Lew._Flret Netlonsl Bank building.
war ** now Stated by a noted and D. A. Mosby of Cottage Orove ball game.
Phone 94, Cottage Orove. Or-gon.
Mrs. M. J. Perlnl and Mra. J. A . 1
archeologist to be at least 25,000 vielted Friday w ith Mrs. M arg­
Hoody’g Bulk
Mackey visited Mrs. Sam Oilman
All Pur»—Tall Tina
. J. SHINN. — Attorney et Lew and years earlier than any known ex­ uerite Mosby and fam ily.
Orlle, email eon of Mr. and Mra. of Bear Creek Tuesday.
Notary Public. Practice* In
*11 ample of human kind.
But
this
The M. J. Perlnl and Charles
Glenn Jennings, suffered a severely
court a. Bader building, Cottage Grove,
Oregon
man wag apparently bound tightly cut thumb recently while chopping Arnold families of Divide and Mr.
with
an
ax.
and
Mrs. Claude Sheets and Miss
after death and then burled In shal­
Ralph Hand Is visiting this week Alice Sheets of Cottage Grove spent
low water. Foul play la suspected.
at the home of his parents in O ak­ the week end at Winchester bay.
land.
Miss Ethel Mackey. J. A. Mackey
A female frog spawns 12,000 to
and Wesley Saunders, who le a
15,000 eggs annually.
guest In the Mackey home, are
SAGINAW.
June 29.—M r. and Mrs. Lawrence spending a few days fishing In
The Vatican city had a population
of 1006 persons, 716 of whom were M ontieth and children spent Mon­ central Oregon.
day at the Ivan W itcher home In
M r. and Mre. Norman Suiter vis­
residents, In March, 1932,
ited In Divide Saturday.
Schilling
Just the thing for
In 1880 England's birth-rate was Cottage Grove.
Strained
Mra.
M
arjo
rie
Corbel)
and
chil­
seven per 200 penions, annually.
jama and Jellies»
dren of W ilbur and Mrs. Conn and
M O U N T V IE W .
Composer T u lly used the tune ot eon were week-end gueets at the
June 29.—M r. and Mrs. Glen O il- '
"America" In musical felicitation of Lowell Benston home. Mrs. Corbel!
U^En^land^ajvl^son
Louis the Sixteenth.
and Mrs. Conn are cousins of Mr.
The English national anthem was Benston.
"Dad” Tucker visited
several
first w ritten:
"God Save Great
days last week w ith a daughter,
George, O ur King," 1740.
Vermont produces »2,000,000 worth Mrs. Ben Jackson of W alker.
June Chetwood of Black Butte is
of maple sugar annually.
spending the week with her grand­
In Argentina where 225,000,000 mother, Mrs. J. V. Dickens.
Crushed—No. 10 Ting
v> N
I acres are adapted to whe
M r. and Mrs. H . R. Hodson and
wheat culture,
\ A"'-**
'•''S’ 12 bushel« to the acre is a good children spent Sunday afternoon at
Mix
this with your jams
the Aden M iller home near W alker.
crop,
_
"""
Mra. Conn and son and Mrs.
The melody of "AmoMca” wae Lowell Benston and eon were din­
used In 1602 to celebrate the victory ner guests Saturday at the F. T.
First National Bank Bldg.
S i x t h » N 0 m
MAIN
a in
f **
of G ctsva over the Duke of Savoy. Benston home in Eugene.
H. W. Lombard, Attorney
Cellophane is being used in hats.
Mre. M arjo rie Corbell and chll-
Percale
W h it s
10« yard
S h irts
O
Q O C
P ajam as
Garters
Cn«f KS Ppnl« Tn Put
R heum atic Cripple
Back To Work Again
W om ^nt
49'
Typewriters
Office Supplies
S T E E N ’S M A R K E T
In Irish-Swartz Store— Phone 53
r
Frankfurters
llHclb.
S pare R ibs
Beef Roast
ll^ c lb .
picnic
P ig H ox
4c lb.
Beef Boil 6V2C lb.
G round B eef 10c lb.
P o rk S ausage 10c lb.
Irish-Swartz Co.
PHONE
53
for Service
That Satisfies
8c lb.
A C o tta g e G ro v e C o rp o ra tio n
Low
Prices
Every
Day
C om pare o u r prices and you w ill be convinced th a t it pays to spend
___________ •
y o u r m oney w ith us.
Sugar
F lo u r
C h e e se
100 lbs........ $3.95
95c
10c lb.
R ic e
White Beans
P ru n e s
5 lb s.....19c
5 lbs.....19c
5 lb s.....19c
Peanut Butter
M ilk
C e rto
2 lb s.....15c
5c each
2 f o r .....45c
C o ffee
H oney
P e n J e ll
29c lb.
5-lb. pail 43c
2 pk g s. 25c
20 lbs. 79c
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C ongress
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T obacco
1 lb. Velvet - 89c
33c tin
1 lb. Granger 69c
l.