Ralph Blank of Cottage Grove and
her house gueeta. Mrs. Rock of
Jackson. Wyo.. and Mr. and Mre
____
Melvin Nipple of Portland.
Mr
Nearby News
Hl
• • -
--
•vaning, celebrating the eleventh
wedding anniversary o f Mr. and
Mr». M ontleth and the tw elfth aa-
nlveraary of Mr and Mr. Baaaton
¿
æ
*
. “
a Harr>'
s
s Beneton
*
"2 i* u
i Mr»
and baby of Eugene attended the
Mr». Orville
Tull And children
—--------
picnic Monday.
Mr and Mr. F. E W itcher went •pent several d < a last week at
Marcela
visiting
m laUvae
to Eugene Tuesday to see their
daughter Dorothy, who la 1U with .**«• <nJ .Ml? <® ’r«d Keeue and
children of Creswell and Mr and
toaaultha.
Beverly and Dickie Hopkins re- Mrs. Leslie learning of Delight
••’• “ ( Thursday evening at
turned to their home In Eugene
Tuesday, after spending several tBB ChArles Sharon home.
Tha C. W. Pula family of Black
'}*'• * ‘ ‘be George Hohm aa home
W Fry fw » u» «*
Mrs. Hopkins motored up for them. 2 “i ‘r* ,indL.lh*
i
I
A l'£2?k .?P*nt lhe Fourth at the
Barbara and John Lamb o f Eu- M. <* O.
Fry
home
gene spent the Fourth of July with
, Mra. lo s s Montleth and son
Bobby end Bernice Barfield.
c u f.P*"' Friday and Saturday
NOTICE OF SH E R IFF-* SALE OF
Mrs. Donald Wltchar and daugh
'i?* B* q Jarhson home near
REAL PRO PERTY.
ter Betty Jean spent the Fourth • ‘ aikar.
* ith a brother. Fred Guinn near
F.
T. Beneton of Eugene eras a
C
resw
ell
near
N otice la hereby given that by
virtue
and ueuer
order or
of
—- —- of
— an
—• execution a>uu
Phyllin Johnson vteited Lsta S M iaaw visitor Tuesday
Mr and Mrs. I*ete Hodson spent
sale Issued out o f the circuit court ?' •' kl*I! Mimday and attended the
Tueeday at the Ralph S ^ r s home
of the state of Oregon for Lane <-«*’ »»11 celebration.
near
Creswell.
county
---——
this
— awvaa
lit h u day
a j Ui
of J June
U H f 1 1952, „M r. and M rs John Klock
and
Mr* Anne Burgess of Cottage
-----------
. -----------
and
upon and
pursuant - . to a decree duly Mr
„
- - Mrs.
—— Charles
- —- . . . . Sullivan
» UUa v u of
or Gror*
visited Tuesday afternoon
M i City-
t_it\ were called here by the
Ivan and made by said court this Mi..s
Mrs. Fry.
4th day o f June. 1932. In a suit d*a ‘b of Mrs. Klock'e sa d Mrs with
Madell McKee of Cottage Grove
iding therein, in which Eatella Su■“ '•*»« father. John Myer».
Tuesday with Mary All
Salton w as plalntlfi and O. F , 1 , « • H aight and Mr. and Mr» visited
Beneton.
Thiel aad Grace M Thiel, his wife. > * Jo11 motored to E ugene Moo-
H. J. Shinn and J. N l'ost. were da* afternoon and visited Mr. and
Joll a * son
under^
. . .
LONDON
defendants. which execution And Mrs. Jnll
«on Frañk.who™ —
s f sale was to me directed V 1 an appendicitis operation . .. Í £ ~ H e n r y Combs o f Eugene
order of
aad commanded me to sell the real *bout
d*.ve ago. They expect to 2 ? “.. Friday and Saturday with
bring Frank home the
th eU latter
tter" part
property hereinafter described to brin<
55Uv^ bare.
M»w Susan W alker o f Black Butte
certain liens and charges in of the week.
eald decree specified, I will, on u i l r f nd Mrs Vern Keahy and
,Sír an¿
■ T- Jones spent
®ugane at the home of a
Tuesday, the 19th day of July. 1932, u .r *"d Mrs Fred W itcher attend- ??ua<J*y
at the hour o f ten o'clock a " M. at cd the Creswell celebration the
w- Arthur Combs. They met
tb« R oy Hutchinson family of Bend
the southwest door or the county Fourth of July.
x F N ichols Roy and Mr.
Mra. H utchinson la a a
court house, Eugene. Lane county,
Mr. Comba
Oregon, offer for sale and sell at and Mrs. Lewis Jam es who spent
public auction for cash subject to the past week at the M D N ichols __Mr aod Mr» J - £ « ‘out of Bu
redemption as provided by law. all hóme left Tuesday morning for
vl*)‘*d Sunday at the T. L.
.
ahi H fb t title and Interest of said C orvallis Mrs N ichols Roy la a Townsend home.
defendants la »aid suit and of all returned m issionary to In d ia hav- ... ‘7" J*“ “je Elmore, who recent- !
claim ing by. through or un- Ing spent about 28 year» there An a returned from California, arrived
5*bi
“ 7 Of theni' in and “ > interesting lecture on her work
,0 ’ Ult a • ‘• ‘•riM r '
ths following described real prop- there was given at a union service Su.‘berland.
•rty, to-wlt:
Sunday evening in the Christian » ¿ í’*” Abee“ *- Mr. and Mrs. Claud
? ir ?-nd Mr* d a r la A bsent
<•> »nd Four (4), in i'b“P ;h at Cottage Grove.
R —
L. ■ —
Learning
and Jess« and Dudiy VaaN art Wick left last
Block One (1). of Parkhurst Adds — * he —
—u . m * ___
tlon to Cottage Grove
in Lane Tdcl<*« fam ilies
picnicked
on 'T**k for »°uthern Oregon w h e r e I
p they have employment "ea r C ra ter
counW. state of Oregon. Dated this sharps creek Monday.
and Diamond la k es
Crater
l»th day of June. 19S2.
!
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MOCNT M E W .
niJÜi? .“ iff“ M eans who is em-
H. L- BOWN. Sheriff.
JnlT.Jy1 5By X
HL'LEGAARD.
July A—Mrs Melville Hanna and here with
*pen‘ tb* Fourth
DELIGHT VALLEY.
July 5.—Donald W itcher went to
Oakland the Fourth of July to play
ball with the Cottage Grove ball
team
Dad Tucker and granddaughter,
Irle Montleth o f Saginaw, attend
ed the community picnic In Jolt's
grove Monday.
A two-day com m unity picnic wae
held In the Joll grove Sunday and
Monday. One of the interesting fea
ture» Monday wae a barbecued pig
?
r
i*°*
W ashington. M rs Hanna w ith 'h er
mother in Colfax and Richard . [
the state college in Pullman Mr»
Hanna s sister. Mary Helen Bains
accompanied her home and will
•pend the sum m er h“ re.
^<2? Arne o f Broadbent spent
the Fourth at the Claude A m e
home.
Mrs. Harry William» and daugb-
ter attended a picnic the Fourth
up Mosby creek. All her father's
fam ily were present
Mr. and M rs Guy Sm ith o f En_.
S S .r e ” “
s
F“ m h ■■ - » * ' “ »
í
.
S ir t f t f is s r '- “
MOHEYSAVIKG
BARGAIN FARES
TO F IT Y O U R P U R S E
Union Pacific offers four kinds of
travel bargains — plus the usual
excellence of service; fine — fast
trains, historic and scenic route.
Ask for fares
to any point east
R O U N D - TRIP S sm m e r
axcanion Fsrss. Daily to O ct
a 5,
Chicajo Sept 30.)
Return O ct 31.
ROUND-TRIP 30-day Fares to
points east of Ckicajo. Daily to
O ct 15. Return 30 days, not
exceeding O ct 31.
O NE -W A Y Intermediate Fares.
Deily to Dee. 31.
ONE-WAY Coach Fares. Good
¡"
01 Ch«“ Cso only.
Deily to Dee. 31.
«¿«Pins «sr privileges, stopovers,
side kips end Nebonal Paris booklet»,
cell on or address
<
’
2
3
4
General P a s s e n g e r Dept
637 Pittock Block,
Portland, Ore.
“ « “ d M rs
h° m* 9und*V
j
T K ,
L r a » .k ,w
.
■ " " . « » s 2 , ¿ oi . x
y . . . . . m „ c u ^ . s r a
a s - « í ^ s a , x s
fam ily attended a neighborhood
I picnic up Mosby creek the Fourth. river the Fourth.
Mrs Edith Huckins of
t
e
SAGINAW
a
z
P sto es
,h ,r
ichi.Jren and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Dolly N ew ton sustained
Conrad of M arshfield spent the . S M»»s
S L 'e S d .? “ -
U*' C H Aharon home
Si. "d, k.y £ ey n>o‘o«»d to Coburg to
S - E U - K i ¿ l e t s
V H*® George N eat fam ily.
Mrs Ruth Hodson and children
visited Saturday afternoon at the
- ¿ r o o t HU“ XerfOrd h° m* at Shad>’
T v ^ ' J ia;rvin H»n>o‘e fam ily Of
^ • nx, Ho‘low and the Lowell Ben-
, ston fam ily spent Sunday and Mon-
Jay up the McKenzie river.
R ay H'eKS of Woodard'«
“ mp ’ >*7» Friday with her moth-
er; ,Mrs-
v - Dickens.
a n d riS id Mrs
M ontleth
n ^ r Ch dne2. were dinner guests at
the Low^ B e n s t o n home Thursday
S IL K C R E K K .
,Mrs Charles Anderson
returned from Seattle Saturday
mo?h* “»* haJ2 h**" v‘«ltlng her
mother for a few days
1. v & e t nd. t ” °».n o f C ^H om ia
£
at »>• home of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Paul.
f n „ / 7 ? d i 1™' Hlr*m W heeler and
fh . pd
v‘*“ «d Sunday i t
the E. R. Darnell home.
Mr r.n*?duli n ' nOMr|" Teeters and
. r. and Mm. Ralph Teeter« anz«
D l c n i E leanor ° t Cottage Grove
P Mmk F!n|UP S ilarpa creek Ju,y <
Mrs. E.oise Wheeier had a pienk'
S iiS L V .
“ bl? *“ ‘be. Wool« to
How Much Would
You Pay To Be Rid
of R h eu m atic Pains
Mr.
In 48H ours?
1 Lyn,"HollZw?
v"’
—
W AN TA DSJ
Vi P r ic e
Collections and
Adjustm ents
F irs t N a tio n a l Bank Bldg.
H.
Lombard, Attorney
W.
vd'rió« y*1'
le
"TTT*
-*
holel
Congress
Z
^9
S im T m an O main f
A A.e^all
AAa.
- 98cand$1.98
98cand$1.49
Sport Shoes
One Lot
Boys’Cloth Hats
For Men
Baduaed for Quick
$ 2 .9 8
CLEARANCE
69c
25c
HERE THEY GO
For Quick Selling
Men’s Suits
ALL IN ONE GROUP
For Ready Clearance
Two Groups to Clear
$ 3 .9 8
$6.90
AU Boys' Suits
HURRY!
and
K nockout
V alues
$9.90
J .c . PENNEY cn .
AT h
PRICE
R
™ T i . . y Cha™ h®“ « H e “«turned
SSnlld
o f thts week, accom-
few days with Mrs
Moeby and family.
i»l"u*iV".iCiruk of W olf Cre«k «•
RutS E n X d 0“ ' ° f
‘ Unt- " "
Tuberculosis Is on the decline In
: Italy.
A radio corporation now trana-
| mite a dally newspaper to ocean
n A i plC’i*‘l ,pon,ore<1 by ‘b* Happy ( liners.
,ulub. , w" held in Peterson's
The Portland Cem ent company
grove the Fourth.
now produces a warm tan color In
its
cement.
Ex-Secretary of Interior Fall's
It la found that lynching Is prac-
.................
”
, tlced by people o f poor education
A third of the nation's maple and low economic status,
sugar Is grown in Vermont.
I One 15 000-year-oId druwtnv
.
e a ^ “ y parachut‘* W«‘«B 1» pounds Spanish rock show» two men smok-
■
'
l£k 2U‘« b e e » ’ neet.
ONE CENT
will keep H IS F O O D
SÁFE4
HOURS
K e w T D iu iV ^ i^ r^ . ,p I 7.'n ,o ,*“ t- O’ " FOR SALE—T H R E E A N D ONE- 5 ^ F»hl, Mr. and Mrs Melvin
Drag store. Cottage GroT,. Or„ r,n
h a l f u f o u r tQ M Q at &nd v < tc h
P a u Ia iJd ,o n Oene and their house
ATTO b WETA
hay in stack. One m ile south on
m
I- u *1' Gerald ,An<1«r»on.
6ih
St.
Dan
Ahern._________
jyl-lflp
LTEKBEHT W. LOMBARD. — Attoraey .......... ■"
_________ q i - i o o Mrs.
Miller and Mr. sm and
an
“
Bank building. TO T R A D E —GOOD FORD TOUR- » ^ Kh r Mr and Mrs. Jam es S?ott
Pbone »4 GOttBge Prove, Oregon.
I«<r
«riii
__
jjs
_
«
___
and
eons
and
the
W
oolcott
fa
m
ily
ing. will trade for saddle hor»e.
w L 8HUi« u77 A,,orn'« . •»
Ls» snd milk cow or drag saw. I^ e Thoma- . - a
_________
V'noent is able to be up
S . oU
Publie.
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— ry
.
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Praetices
in
all son, phone 2-F-6.
Jyl-15p and walk around a little.
Cottage Grove
Adjustment Bureau
For Men and Boys
O K I OROUP
Repriced
Sum m er Coats
£ ■
Orove,
S w eaters
ST R A W S
Summer H A T S
Shoes
47,
C ottsg.
Men s
— W ould Y ou Pay 85 CenU?
kslldlag. Cottage Grove, Ore.
a K ^ ? i . u “ ‘«?clioB- sdœm i.trat/on of
.nd M l i f l S i S S S
ne«? -j. d ,“ d, 01 ««''*• oral surgery.
Ontoe pboae 10. R e s id e a e e 1 2 » - R . *
|
• • “« L K - i S b S S S S - ’ “ “ • »
PHYSICIAN S
FO B 8ALB O B TRA 11«
Mrs. Henry Rohde attended a
C> A. EKO8T.— Physielsn and sur-
held
M1" »how
Z L ii7 >a' ^ ,ic* U n , , ‘ “ • “ <’■•1 Bank FOR SALE — E X T R A G O O D a"
building. PkoM
Cottage Grove, Ore-
pigs. Also good gen tle boar to ex
A
picnic
party
met
a
a
s z i ________ ___________
change for pigs or other stock. W oolcott ranch for July t 4 the
JunoA
38F12. C. H. H a ig h t jn»-jy8p
f f - LXLEY, M. d . — PhyticUn and s u r - Phone
---------- ----------------------------
—
. RdO8r>«PTe*ei i t wer* Mr- » Dd Mn?
r Bader building.
Others at 49c&$ 1.49
°'
UNION
PACIFIC
Oregon,
98c
417-421 M ain St.. Cottage Orore. Oregon
and U ^ E
Well: Here’s a chance for you to N orth B e n * 1"’ F ‘ nnl< Stan,on
be spry once more—to do your work
cheerfully w ithout one tw inge of
pain.
1
Here's a positive guarantee that K. Darnell borne. She made the
no rheum atism sufferer can afford w ^ ^ J ^ h k ^ k thrOU* h
to pass up—you can be free from
agonizing R heum atism — and keep
H Bolton and daughter went to
free from i t
Get one 85 cent bottle o f Allenru
from Cottage Grove Pharm acy with '"ert met there by Mr and M n
THE OVE BJ.AND ROLTE
the understanding that your pains
and torture will all be gone in 48
u a n d ? { 7 J °bn Aahby.
hours or money back.
Mm h “n M»7~r.E ° Robertson and
And when pains are gon e—keep
right on taking Allenru ’till every
bit o f harmful uric acid is ou tof
P R O F E S S IO N A L CARDS.
r ^
» ‘“ 'y- b . r . 7 hr ^
your body—Happiness comes with S
this wonderful prescription — thou
PEM TIST8.
oeen to visit her m other who waa
D * '- ,} '/ A-. LAhOW.— Deo ti» t. Office sands know it—you ought to know
(5)
1
j ‘.“i M.*»“
Hours, 8:30 *£_____________ _____________
»T ‘ d a.««d
‘ t° 4:30.
and Sua-
£rt,
?.LT¡Ti£tm
*,,L Ereaiaes
Fh0°~- °«>“
«.
H
m
« « urta
_«.
One Lot for Clearance
For Clearance
$ 1 .7 9
eron lM
Mr f « i w
Mr. and Mm Dorman Brookhart
w iS S if f 0 " ? ^ ’ U“ ’ W**k to tb*
Mr
“ñ?ri.C?ínp ■*"
son a n ^ M ^ í ^ l S * «-'•«man and
«on and Mr and Mrs. Ernest Van
Ír]^ n, h,? * ° t H»« Fourth at Halsey
s ~ RXUS S? . 2
MEN’S SHIRTS
One Lot
D R E SSE S
Strap»— Ties
Pumps
\lr a n .t
„
to C o h ^ i * 5 ^ £•*** ° * * r mo‘or*d
' r -. k . «
3<‘urd*y to get the
'
CLEARANCE
fo iC /lc a te t
f
FOB L A D IE S
J?¡TLv ,í?J?unday to «pend the Fourth
u ‘o V
<raad“ ®‘b«r. M rs
{£
(PENNEYS DRASTIC
W JLL T R A D E — F O R D T R U C K
, i A i r CJMUe' borses, sheep or goats.
W. W, Chrisman, phone 3-F-21jl-15p
BLACK BING C H E R R IE S FOR
sale, 3 cts. per lb. delivered in
city O. O. B iggs, 714 north Doug-
!laa 8 t
__________________ «Jyp
WANT TO T R A D E —SHOE WORK
for wood. G off Shoe Hospital j8p
FOR SALE WOOL. ONE-POUND
batts for 80c plus postage. Two-
pound batts for »1.50 plus postage.
Size 72x84. Geo. S. Sm ith, general
WANT TO BUY._________
W ANTED, SOME GOOD USED
fruit Jars. W rite to O. E. Conrad.
Lorane Rte., Cottage Grove, Ore
gon.
, .
khaoDBcia
t . Loen, au4
8. Ov.rdruh«
î Oui*4 bSid." ,2r,7.r
1 • * « “ »•• —e.4
? r I í *., ob [‘‘r ? " ; b 4 s w r i
■^Ml«
fand
I3IP.I74 S3
•a IS
1I3.SPI 77
1S« 337 at
......................
W.400.M ..
Ifl Sou on
4.1P7 «4
13.11» «I
• I .» « si
7(1 71
• . Trueaurui
«13 Of)
„US V. g T,.MU,W ¡¿g gu.
TOT AI.
„
l « l » .7 l e »1
1#
--
*«•
10
Capital »teck paid Is
—ir»li__ _____________
VaAvMed profit»— N.t
ctrru litla t eoi*» uuKieodlug
LIABILITIES
» . £¿»nd
11 Tim,
dtpoait» ___ "'
T
“ 4
•keek* ouiataudiug
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TOTAL
8u',, oi . 0"»LBt S0“"'«
L
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a
a
.
b'..’,b,Ofas r A “ :;.4d b” k
3 t? " Ì.T M J .? /
U kW° " -
U l*
HKKBXRT W. IsOliBARD
« .WnUr7 tubile for Urofo«.
Mj comnilaalon w»plr«8 Noorriber 7, l u i !
M.
te ie .T ia o
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•» — •*•• ««•
C .rr.L -A U .Ì’,
•
( 30.000 OO
13.000 00
(.3 0 0 71
11.30000
4 1 4 4 37
119.(13 44
1(0.171 IT
2
CaaMar
V
.5A
.T<‘H’
^ H IT R ,_
_ _ F >t r» « lo n
T y p c 'v ritc rs -O fficc Supplies Y l„ . .Senti,,,■!.
**And donft
forget to telephone!”
LATHAM.
July 6.—Mr.
Mr»
N ont e'
•/«o®
(Moeby and
creek
7 l s “ M d £°th
noon. McCa11 hom« Sunday after-
t h I h^ . . S y »Ci ° P U b*1“ « barveetad
l N W k Wh»*aVy y l,ld U reP°H4d.
' W hlte went to Eugene
Tuenday morning.
AKr’i.H w r a ? ’ ar* ««building the
W hlt* house which was
T T 1 r*5en tly- Sherman Godard
Is doing the work.
ehnHr' CIa«*n®« Stoneburg and
lisr a i.
^nd Mr' and Ml»- Roy
Hands and son visited Sunday a?.
U ^ nj ^ lhtn ^ b t r t Hu" h0™e
aii ri J ' F ’ million waa called to
Silverton last W ednesday by the lip
neM o f her mother.
soen
w h iiL*
eeney
^
l k . ? r W
5 S T E tay
Bt th' Cloverdale
ArCh,e
°f
________ FOB R EN T.
HOUSE AND APARTM ENT FOR
rent, unfurnished. Lota o f shade
DORENA
close In, corner of 5th and W ashlng- WAV"
Mpb- Clara Kirk and son
Î2"
s
t
*-
See
J°«
Sm
ith
or
phone
vv^i5»n%’ p*.nt the Fourth of July at
133Ix
. —. . -
W olf Creek with Em it Kirk an
other .o n of Mrs. Kirk
’ "*•
Tu“ L a v ndf„1f r’ w R“ l?hu Hand ' • «
»Vira ? y io iV W enatchee. Wash
HOMESITES ON UMPQUA.
their former home.
’»«•n.,
e en i°iT lirOm n5.*r* Wh° wer® Eu‘
JOIN T H E COTTAGE GROVE a y i ' s -
colony on the Umpqua. Ideal lo
cation 1H hours’ drive from Cot
tage Grove, right on bank o f one SS m SS. r “ u ’ E n , '‘ M • “ A a -
o f state's prettiest and largest we^kb<’i lth Eni5land \
thle
.stream s. B oating, fishing, bathing,
v»w
hl" “ ««ntlparents, Mr
sunshine. Ideal seclusion short dis • ra»
Mr 7ndC MP.J eMn,n* ‘,'J nv,Eu,fe"e:
tance from main highway. Good
r . and Mr». Howard R atcllffa
road from main highw ay will soon si" « th
ChAd.r£ n °J Marehfleld visited
be available. W ater and fuel In FourthArthur
Steck home over the
abundance. Lota In an y size or
shape from »50 up. Acre lota at spe onAShn.U™ b*r °L ,aml11«« Picnicked
cial rates. Get In w hile the getting's
D lv l^ M C? * ,t. 0Xar Lhe week #nd'
good. Clarence W hite, Reedsport.
D a y , Mosby left Tuesday for
Ore.
eastern Oregon, after spending a ,
Invest in an
Electric
R e frig e ra to r
<
The one sure way r >
keep the baby’s milk
dean and pure ia m
•n electric refrigent-
tor. N o chanco muM
be taken w ith hia
live healthier and perhaps longer i f their food ia a lm ^ ra tM k
ed from moisture, germs and dirt. In most fa m ily the food
saving alone will pay for the refrigerator, and what a conve»,
ience to have ice cubes always available-delicioua, f r ía n ¿rs
sens and salads from left-overs—milk foods and sandwich
spreads always ready, perfectly frosh even for
days. You can afford to wait no longer for your
electric refrigerator. Visit your hardware fumi>
ture or electrical store and see th eir displays.
S E C O N D S — not miles —
Will lie between this father
and hia family during the
hours he’a away.
A Wg value at a low price
— the useful telephone.
^fountain States
T he P acific T elephone
and T elegraph C ompany
Btielnees O ffice 622 M*ln Ht.
Telephone 83
1