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pao « r o m KKIOAV, J V I Y W, I»1H TIIK SE N T IN E !,, DOTTAI! K O n O V «, O H I* )» * . THORNTON ('O R N FR S »pent the pnat week at th e ho m e of M r and Mrs. F red Scherm acher Iasi week, a fte r spending ssveral h e il, H a rr y anil Benny M cCall. and dau gh ter of T u rn e t am i M rs weeks visiting islatl»«.« a l Junction 'Jessie and Edna G rubb. Dorothy I ■ o le i o f Kugene v is ite d Sunday at C ity and Kugene. Iila llo and Bene T ru n n ell. T hey M m . M a ry S m ith vlalted «everal Ilo w a id F ry and fa m ily o f W o lf lave named Ihe chili llie M .ii, 'day« of la»t week w ith a daughter. the A Scherm acber home M l and Mrs Claude W ille y of C le e k spent several days last week I Canneté club M eeting« w ill he Mr«. F ra n k la tlllu e of lle h io n . elight valley ami Miss laiverue at the M It. F ry home held each Monday at I 3o p. m. at M yron Halnea of B lk to n 1« spend D W illey of S m ith R iv e r visited one M r and M rs W illia m Sharon lib e school house Ing thl« week w ith M elvin I'onole d a\ last week w ith M is W ille y s and children m e visiting Mrs T he Joe Gleason fam ily of Sulh Ml«« KHie| Che»tnut epent S a lu i m other. M rs W . A. Keene Sharon's parent» near Roseburg 'e rlln visited Sunday at the J. C. day night and Sunday In Kugene. T C. Shaw motored to Canyon M r mid Mr». V irg il K lrk e n d a ll of lin k e r and tlnhel I ’ltxer homes Castor and M m Atwood Foster vllle T hu rsdav and returned F i I San Francisco spent several days M r and M is N W W h ile left day, accom iianled bv M rs V. W of Cottage D ro ve called Sunday a f Iasi week at the la itlle K lik e n d a ll F rid a y fo r Heaalila. where they w ill ing trip. ami home. ¡spent eevetul ilaye A lfre d I.» w l» o f Holatead, K a n » . ternoon at the C. I l T re n t and J Shaw am i daughter M a rily n F a ith am i Buddy Schroder, who W . F ish er homes Mrs Low ell Benslon and children M r mid M rs I. G Shaw of Col Mrs and M rs Conn and won were d in ¡läg e G rove visited F rld a v at the Mi and M n Lewis Lockwood of w ill visit several days here F ra n k Houser of Cottage Grove ner guests S a turday at the F T o A Nichole home Mrs. M inn ie OowdyvIMa visited F rld a v w ith M r, stayed over night T hu rsday w ith Benslon home In Kugene j Nichols lias been In poor health for an d M rs lle n r v la tk e M rs Shaw while M r. Shaw was al The M arv in llm p o le fa m ily of several week«. A num ber o f realdents of this C anvonvllle. O « w A * m I U « W K Ì1 « l» A ® V l.vnx H ollow were d in n e r guests John Dugm i has begun w ork on neighborhood picnicked Sunday Me» C. L. K ing o f Kugsne-vlslted Sunday at the Law rence M ontleth 'th e basement o f a new house near the Blue M ou ntain eoliool several days of iast week w ith her home. llo in e i H u l l lui» the muni,is. house, among them being the fo l grand m o ther, M rs Dan Beck, and M rs C lara Itlg gs and son of T h « J. II G rubb fa m ily motored Today — Tomorrow lowing M r. and M m . A Scher- also at London w ith her m other, W o o d a r d 's c u t u p visited Inal week , t o N ew port Sunday machcr, M r and M m I.. It. Sm ith M ix Phillips. Tom Mix and Tony w ith M rs. Itlggs' m other, M ie. .1 V Mis» Kiste Loa o f Cottage G rova and the John Itau d e r, It It Dixon. M r and M m. W a rre n W illia m s of I >l< kens rind a niece. Mise D orothy L ea of in James Plaster. W ilb u r Black amt P o rtland were guests Sunday of K lnora W e lle r apent W ednesday Berkeley, Cal,, vlalted M onday a f M ike Q uaglla fam ilies B ill Selta George S ch later RIDE OF DEATH | al th e Login. Bear home n earC res ternoon al the John M cC all ho m e and sister. Miss M arie Selta o f L o M i and Mrs. Leonard Rose and ' well. VALLEY" Mrs. Haxen W illia m s and euri Buy rane. were also present. and M r. fa m ily of D ra in spent Sunday w ith R o b e rt Keene 1« visiting thia of D ivide vlslled Tueeday at Ihe Comedy - Cartoon - New» and M m S C Hose am i M m . Julia M r. Foss' nephew, John Rose, and week w ith hie grandparents. M r John M cC all home Q over o f C o llag e Grove. fam ily. and M is W A Keene, at T ho rn to n M r and M rs A lfred T ea l o f I hi M r am i M rs C liffo rd W ulluce I C o rn e r« G iva Die Houle P r in t Shop h irst ll g ilt valley vlalted Sunday at the and little d au g h ter Isivella accom Sun. - Mon. - Tues M rs Nerva lla id ls tv visited Mon I Chance. H e n ry latke home panied M rs W allace's parents. M r I (lav « I Ihe Claud" W illey home In M r and M rs John D a ro u tte and and M rs M au rice Raym ond of Lionel Barrymore son of ICugene visited Sunday a f M ount View , to the coast where D ellg h l valley NOTICE. ternoon at the F ra n k G aro utte they are spending severul days. N otice 1« hereliy given that In ac in I. ATI I AM place. M r and Mrs Conrad Keene am i July 2tt A 4 I I canning d u b waa cordancn w llh C h ap ter 32 Scsalun M rs Jean Long of C ottage Drove fa m ily o f C io w e lt and M r» Ix iw ell laws o f IW2U, C h ap tsr W. IU3II Oregon "WASHINGTON spent Sunday aftern oo n w ith a Benaton and Mrs. Conn of Saginaw organised M ondav afternoon nt the Cod«, II I " SI i l l - l . i i u d B o a r d o f th e home of the leader. Edna G rubb. sister. M rs J W Fisher. vlalted M ondav at the W A Iveene Dorothy G allo was elected state o f Oregon w ill receive scaled prest A ndrew L ake of N o ll was nt the home. MASQUERADE" dent. Jessie G ru b b vice president, hide at Ita o ffice In Ihe Capltul home of a brother, lle n rv Lake M rs Roy Foster amt children of building In Salem, ( h e . t i n to Sunday and th e ir mother. M rs J. S Kugene were supper guests S a tu r and A lbert M cC all «e.-relary There . o'clock p. t il August M. 1U32, f i l l u S e n n e t C o m ed y larke. accom panied him home fo r a day evening of M r and M rs George W£»e_»evgh_ nleiidiere present, AL lease and perm it to take, rem ove visit. F oster M r Foster took them back and sell. sand, ruck and gravel fro m "A laska Love" Ita v H ic k m a n of Coquille was a to Kugene that evening. NOTICE OF FINAL HKTTI.E- I h.lt pot I HU, of I II. I,,.! Of I be W li guest this week at Mie K. F Chest - | M r and M rs J W F isher visited MKNT. bi met to river In lam e county. Ore nut home. M o v ie to n e N e w a N otice le hereby given th a t the gun. dearrltx-d as follows, tn-w lt W ednesday w ith M r am i M is A d d i Bobby Plaster, who had »pent the son H e a th nt Hebron undersigned lias filed heroin his Beginning on Hie n o rlh nod «um m er here w ith his g ra n d p a r i™ " M r and M rs George Foster and fin a l account as the a d m in is tra to r soulh 1 ,-Hl. I lln ,. p f s r c l l u u 34, ents. M r and Mrs. James Plaster, c h ild r e n motored Sunday Io l.et> o f the estate of R alp h E. Chestnut, T 17 S It 3 W of W M where returned last week to his Im in e a t anon, where they visited M rs Foa- deceased, w ith Ihe county court of Wed & Thurs said line Intersects the south G arib a ld i, w ith his parents. M r and t e i i iim thor. M rs C <1 Rosine, and torne county, etate of Oregon, mid hank of Ihe W illa m e tte river; Mrs. P earl P laster, who w ere up returned home that evening Leslie Howard an order has been made und rn thence weet MOO feel, thence over night Tuesday. tered of record d irectin g this notice M r am i M rs C I I T re n t and n orth to the n orth bank of the in M rs S P. Short ridge accompa M rs W a lte r Babb returned Tues m i l l setting the 30th day of August. gald W illa m e tte riv e r; I hence nied Mrs. l.v m a n Adam s of I art ham day evening fro m "RESERVED Shariat creek, 103.* at the hour of 10 o'clock as cast INS) feet; thence south to Sunday to Roseburg, where they i w here they camped tw o days the tim e and the county court room, the Iilace of beginning FOR THE visited the G L. S hortrldge fam ily 1 M r and M rs George Foster and county court house. Eugene, la ih r Such bid shall specify the am ount and Mrs. Klsle M cC om ln On Mon child ren spent Tuesday at I ’onv county, state of Oregon, ns Hie place offerod POI . uhb- vm d and the LADIES d ay they all visited the Royal bridge up Sharps creek, picking red fo r Ihe hearing o f ob|ectl<>ne. If m in im u m vantage which bidder Abeene fa m ily at S u therlin , and re huckleberries any. to the fin a l account and the agrees to remove or pav for each t m n e . l home Tuesday fin a l settlem ent of said estate year, and the term of years for Dated and flret published thia which lease Is desired, and shall he I I F I .B ilir VALI.KV. 2DHi d ay of July. 1U32 accom panied by c ertified check for July '.'tl Irla M o n tie tti of Hag I D a le of last publication August I"', o f Ito - n u i o u n t of Hl" bi t f I naw is v isitin g at tb« hum« o f an 2«!h, 11132 one year and by m ap In trip lic a te uncle. Jesse Tucker. C t.A ltK N C K I t C H E S T N U T . showing the prem iers and the own M r». Aden M ille r o f W a lk e r 1« A d m in is tra to r o f the Estate ershlp o f abu ttin g property and carin g fo r (he In fa n t eon o f John o f R alph K Chestnut. D e residence and poetofflce address of YOUR IDEAL MEATINO" PLACE S ta b le r ceased such o w ner or ownere Charlea Connor anti «on G erald IIK R B K R T W L O M B A R D . T h e hoard reserves the rig h t to were In Kugene on bualneee F rld a v Al!¿n io¿v J o r E s ta te Jy2t> a2H f l e e t »ny and all h ut., w hen ..., he J u ly 21. Ml«« K llen A m ent, who In » tle n .lln g the «um m er ee*»lon o f the V n lv e ra itv o f WnahlttKton. «pent the w w k end nt home w ith her parent«. M r. and M r», G. It Arneat. M r». W a lte r Itnht, of Grove win an o vernig ht gueet Bun d ay of M r». C. It T re n t and on M ondav accompanied M r and M r« T re n t to Sharp« creek fo r a ra m p a coualn, M r«. K . K. C h e s tn u t. A Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T LEG-O-LAMB. . . 17 ^ c lb. Eat more lamb LAMB STEAKS . . . . 12c lb. Shoulder cuts LOIN STEA K .........19c lb. Steer beef VEAL RO A ST.........14c lb. VEAL STEA K .........14c lb. Choice shoulder cut* PORK STEA K .........14c lb. Nice shoulder cuts Lunch Meats Cured Meats Sea Food BLUE BELL POTATOCHIPS FA Salad* — Breading Chops, Steak* and Chickens — in Place of Crackers in Soup« —A N O R E G O N P R O D U C T — PHONE 46 FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY FRED AND ERSON , P rop. STR A NG E C A SE ofMRS. GREEN f1 1 1 1 1 1 ..J J 11 fo re n o o n . S everal o f the yuung folk« of thle com m u nity and L yn x H o llo w fo rm ed a horseback rid in g p arly and went to the upper end of L yn x H u i- ’ low. where they ate breakfast T hey left ubout 4 o'clock a. in . re tu rn in g In the early afternoon Thoae p a r ti cip atin g were K ila , ltu lh and D o ro thy H o h m a n . H a rrie tt N lc b o la , I'h y i 11« Johnson. I aju I s C aldw ell, M e m - ard K ngland. L aw rence P o rte r and Clarence T aylo r. M rs M a ry S m ith of W a lk e r vla lted T hu rsdav aftern oo n w llh Mr«. L aw rence Brow n. The G irl« ' 4-H C ann ing club and the boye 4-11 C a lf club w ill hold a p ic n i c In th e H o r n g r o v e Sunday. J u ly 31 Parents and friends are Invited. A picnic lunch w ill be serv ed at noon M is L vd ia O pheim of T h u nd er H a w k . H D.. I» expected W ednes day night to attend the fu n eral of a sister. M rs John .Stabler Services w ill be held T hu rsdav aftern oo n at 2 30 a t M ills chapel in Cottage G rove. M rs Cashatt and nieces motored up fro m Salem T hu rsdav and v is it ed at the E . J Sears home M rs C ashatt returned to Salem that evening and her niece«. M a rjo ry K nox and O live W ldderahelm . re m ained and are v isitin g at the home o f th e ir aunt. M rs Seats, am i w ith o th e r relative« In Cottage Grove. D r. C. L. Porch and M r. Bollen, both o f P o rtla n d , vlalted tw o day« last w eek at the R C. R arfleld home. Ml«« R u th H o hm an expect« to leave the last o f the w eek fo r W in chester. where «he has em p loym tn t Pershing «nd In la n d F arn s w o rth Of P o rtla n d a rriv ed Tueedav mam fo r a tw o week»' visit a t the home o f an aunt. Mr«. George H o hm an T h e girl» 4-11 canning club met Tuesday afternoon w ith th e ir lend er. M r». E lta H ohm an. T h e H a rtm a n fa m ily and H er- nlce R a rfle ld «pent the week end at T a k e n ltc h lake. D r. H a rtm a n re ported a good catch of fl»h. SILK CREEK. July 2fl. Neighbor'» Friend ship club m et at the home of M rs. C u rtis at the R oyal O ak fa rm T hu rsdav a ftern oo n T w e n ty m em bers were present and one visitor. Ml«» V io la Rohde The bualneas m eeting was held preceding Mian Skow 's a rriv a l, being led by the president. Mrs. H e n ry Rohde. T h e new secretary- treasurer. M rs. Bud L o rrn n c r. wus presented w ith a bouquet by M rs Ed Ashby Miss Skow gave a talk on the new tra v e llin g cannery and I gave the In v ita tio n fo r mem bers to attend the hom ernakera' holiday cam p a t Florence the la tte r part of this m onth Mrs. Charles T rem b - ! ley w ill be hoetess fo r the club a t her hom e Thu rsday, J u ly 28. A lfred C la rk of San Marcos. Cal., was a v is ito r W ednesday and T h u rs day o f last week a t the home of M r. and M rs. James Scott. Am o« and A lvin M cO a rv In of D lvldo helped an uncle, E O Rob ertson. w ith hla hay several days last w eek. M a ria n Sprague returned home Tuesday o f last week She had been employed several weeks nt the home of M r. and M rs. R alph T eeters In C ottage Grove. L en a B u rcham returned home re cently fro m a short visit w ith I friends In Independence and K u gene. (" V 'f Monday afternoon M rt. T. N. Green left her home at exactly 2:10 to go »hopping, ihiring the afternoon reliable observer» ».iw her in variou» itore» down town. I t ha» been established that »he did not »tart for home until 5:45 that afternoon and that she entered the front door o f the Green residence at 6:10. A t 6:15 M r. Green arrived from the office. A t 6:25 Mr«. Green served a dinner consisting o f a roast, halted pota toes, freshly baked apple pie and a number o f other thing« that required from one to two hours to cook. M rs. Green has no maid. W hat could her secret be? Operative« s tu d y in g the case r e p o rt that immediately prior to her departure, Mrs. Green placed these foods in the oven o f her range. They declare it to be an Electric Range, for she set a time device and left with a satisfied look on her face. Th ey furtlier declare that the rang« automatically turned itself on at the hour Mr». Green set it for and the food was properly cooked without any assist ance whatever from M rs. Green. A nephew o f M. J. Hansen gave : ! an address a t the H D A church on S ilk creek. H e Is a returned ! ! m issionary to A fr ic a . T h e Hpeclal school m eeting held ’ W ednesday. July 20, was well a t tended, n ea rly a ll fam ilies of the I d istrict being represented. About 40 w ere present. T h e old dlroc- ' tors, John Ashby, Sid Swnn»on and ( Alvin A llen, having resigned, a new board wan elected, W esley Duncan to serve one year, E d w a rd Rab- j cock fo r tw o years, und James Scott to serve three yearn. T h e i budget tax fo r the com ing year wns voted on and carried. M rs. Len Cul ver Is to be the teacher, this being her th ird year here. M rs. K . H . B en n ett and children of Mosby creek w ere In the d is tric t | F rid a y o f last week, vis itin g nt the j homes o f M ix . George Teeters. M rs. | J. C. Bassett and M rs. A. W oolcott. M rs. Blaneho N e w m a n and tw o children returned to th e ir homo In I Salem Sunday. T h e y w ere nccom- i panted by M rs. Fnnnle Stanton o f N o rth Bend, n sister o f M rs. N e w - I man. M r. and M r«. Roy Allen and bnbv | of C ottage Grove w ere visitors Hun- j day a t the home of M r and M rs. I A lvin Allen R oy Allen Is b uildin g I a house on the E v e re tt Allen ranch and expects to move Into It shortly. M rs. Lee Cooley o f Cottage G rove Is «pending a few dnys at the home , o f M rs. A lv in Allen. Y o u r dealer has an Electric Range on display exactly like SAGINAW. M rs. Green's. H e will he glad to explain to you how easily the results credited to Mrs. Green may be performed in your own kitchen. See him today. J u ly 2fl M r. and M rs. T o m I^nf- foon and children and M r. and M rs. L yle Scott and children o f C ottage O rove w ere guests T h u rs d a y eve ning nt the L aw rence M o n tle th home. MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPAN? The ! L " I M u rra y H ham pang f a m ily I made a business t r ip to R o s e b u rg I last week. M rs. D o ro th y Conn and son o f | O aklan d, Cal., are v la itln g a t the , L ow ell Benaton home. Deloss Hardlsty returned home i ur u fiiT nwf&rU, ur if Ihn hhlilt i ur m I im II full u r nntflocl, tu •xnc’Ute Ihn conrriM't und fu in U h th« bond »!»•*<• If l•< 1 ur r»<|Ulrt*d t>v ih« bourd, and raaarvnw Ihn iig h l tu leaa« th « whol® uf th» abuv»» d t • i tlbnd proml®»«. vr nnv purtlun th«it*of. and th« rlp a ria n u w nart. th « lr u « n I k iin ur rapr»*entatlv®M, Nul»t<*< I to (hu »ul«- « und »«‘Kulatlona uduplnd and prouiUlKatrd hy Ih r rtTntn Ijand Itunrd, w ill b« Klvw» Ih r p tr ftro rx o rig h t tu huiiu* nt Ih r hiKhuat prh'H o ffrr rd , *nl«l rlg h l lu hr rx a rc U rd w lih ln flvv day« n ftri u p c t ll l lK u f h lt |i Alt bldw m K i i II br inndr aub|«u t (u th® I m iiu m , p i u v I n I u ii « nud c u fid ilI( j » im uf th® rul®4 und irg u li» !I uiim udupl- «•d and p ro nitilg atrd hy Ih r K ln lr Isttiid hotird uf th® «tat® <tf O irg u n . für th<« purpowr uf « ui rvlng out t y id inukiin: rffre tiv e (In provlaloftM of hm Id Cliuptor V. 1W30 O rrgori Cu<lr, un f llr will» thu und<-> nlgnrd and nprf» t u p i l h l l r |»irtpr< th >n Application*« in i'’ h ld i whutild l>r addr®®aed tu G G Hrow n, e la ik uf th r Hiul«» ieand board, Halm»« Orn gut», and n uiik c .l "Appll« ntl«»n and hid tu puitlu n u f th« brd uf 1 ih r W llla n irtt« ' rlvei fo r th® pur pum ® uf iru iuvtiiK wund, ruck and g rn vrl t h r i « (rum I>at®d at Malern, Or«gun, thl® lat day uf Juiy, litt? Jy2U aA G G. H K O W N . C lrr k uf Mtata leiind Board. Hl M M O NM . I l l I h r c lK U lt c u u it u f th e a tttte o f ( l i i ’ iC 'ii, f u r t t i r c o u n ty o f L a n e T h r Travel®! w Inwiiiun»® coin pany. a corporation, p la in tiff V®. G J. Ilu tv n y and Ituwa I lln r v ry , hl® w ife. Cha® T. W e lt/ m d M ary W elts, hl® w ife . John K Kln«®th, w idow er. I*' M. L rw rlly n and Albert Isew rllyn. I>ef«<ndant®. To the «lefundnnt John K Kln»®th In th r nam e o f (h r « late nt G rr gun. you a te hereby required to ap pear und anwwer th r com plaint filed aguinat you in th r ebovr entitled court and cause w ith in four Wrrk® ftu in ft.«* da:«» of th«’ f ir s t publication of thlw summon®, to* w it, on ur before the 29th «lay uf Augu®t. 1932, arul If you fa ll ®o t » ap p rn r and nn®wer wnl«J com plaint w ith in »aid tim e, p la in tiff fur w ant thereo f will apply to th r court for the re lie f prayed fu r in the corn plaint filed there'n. to wit <e) F o r a tudgm rnt against ttie mortgagor® <! J H a rv e y and Bu®n 1 H arvey, hl® w ife, fur th r »urn of I i M u OOO w ith interest aw provided in the note ®ri out tn th r com plaint, the fu rth e r sum of Ao advance made hy p la in tiff w ith lnt<*rc»t nt ten < 10) per re n t per annum from '. ■ ■ • • •» • 'fee® and lift 00 w rnrrhlng records, amt Hint you »hall so appear and aii'iw i i said com plaint on or before and H * cowtg a m i dlahurweinrntw. <b) Fui a decree that plaint If f ’a four »4» wi'i'ks fro m the date o f the m u rtg a g i I i flrat, grlor, valid and flret publication of Bile summon» Tin- .Is le o f Hi" fir»» publication wuh«l®tlng lion upon the weet one- half of tna aoutnwM t quartet of of tide summons Is July 2B, 1K32 The <l‘ilo of th« last publication •• •• tlon If , and the ea®t orm h a lf of the H<iirtheMwi q u a rte r u f »action 1M, thereo f Is Auguet 2k. 1932. C A K E A C A K E , 1N)1 Teon ull In townwhlp 10 south, range 4 B ld g . P o rtlan d . O regon went W illa m e tte m eridian, I m im » (-ounty. (Oregon, fur the um uunt uf Jy2k i2fl AH.irnuvs fo r P la in tiff. the Judgment prayed fur herein; (<’ > K oi a de< ree th a t plaintiff*® m ortgage be foreclosed and the defendant® and each o f them he b u r i e d am i forerduaed of nil rig ht, title claim and Inter«®! In am i to ■aid le a l property, and every part an<l p a n e l thereof, nevlng and ex eeptlna th a lig h t of redem ption, t o i l HALE OR TRADE. <d) T h a i tire real p ro p e rty des EXCHANGE « ROOM c rib e d herein w ith all It® appurten- W IL L housn on Kood Mixed lot on H unc«*., right, privilege« and ea®«* F irs t Hl for «.nailer house and lot mentw be uoid by the « h e ilff uf Lane county, • liig u n . a® on execu In CottiiK' G rove or KuK»ne. Hous« tion a fte r riv in g the notice r e q u ir and y u i.l In k'.od condition. Mrs. H Jyl5«5p ed hy law ; that any p arty to thl® H I'lo tt, 42» H. F irs t HI ®ult may he a purchoeer at Maid ■ile that ®uch purchaser ho let In c ply i 1'4 m il"« out Sixth street to the Im m ediate po®4e«®ion of nahl and 'a m ile W"«t. T . VanProoyen. real property an<t every part there CottuK« O rove. Ore. J22-a6p of. that »aid s h e riff give to such I R A D E purchaser »» c e rtific a te of ®ale amt i O il HALE OR Voutthan d r«« «aw. M alott« sepa ifte i the « xplratlort of the tim e al lowed hy law for redem ption, un- rator, wood ranpes, «'on" Jars, fru it )nr-i, |c" boxes, el. W a n t to trod" I®»® ®ald real property »hall have in". .'Ii.uidlse for hay. W " buy. sell been iedc«-med. a deed; ie> Kor a deficiency ludgrnent and »wap. D avenp ort F u rn itu re Co. __ _______________ J22-«6p ugaln®t the defendant® G J H at vey ami Ilo®n I H arvey, and cacti U ' l l . l . T R A D E A N Y O F T H E F o l >>f them , and fur such other and low ing mnrchandlsi* for hay; fu rth e r re lie f mm to the cuuit may I ' -.1 I " I la v o n p o rt, k itc h e n ca b t- ®»em meet nml equitable In the m > oil, lias, and wood ra.'ixes, d a y p i e rnl» e ® . bed, I. lu nge, etc. We have th" larx Thl® eumruon® I® published by o r . .t t-..:k of 2 hand goods In town, der of the H onorable G. K Skip f i r sal. or tra d " D av.-n po rl F u rn l- vorth Judge of the above entitled Co J22 a.'ip court duly made and entered on the 22«i day of July. 1932 which auld W A N T S M A L L O A tl E N G IN E suitable for pum ping w ater. F W <»nler dlr« et® th e publication of th l® tummori® once n week fo r fou r <4> H aw kins, Cottage Grove. O re , L o rane Rte ®U<’CeMM|Ve atld COfl»« ' Utive week®. FOR R EN T. Kl M M I It I I O M I " FOR B E N I W AREHO USE ON Southern P acific tra c k s near H O M IX S ITE .H O N U M P Q U A . depot at reasonable price. T w in Oak« L b r. Co ____ Jy22-a3p J O IN T H E COTTAGE G K O VE RENI SM ALL DOW N- colony on the Um pqua. M eat lo etnlrs furnished u p a rtm e n t w ith cation 1% hour«' drive fro m C o t p rivate bath, p rivate .-n tiu n re , tele tage Grove, rig h t on bank of one phone In q u ire nt 101 T h ird BL. of atnte'a p rettiest and lorgcat C j]Jjijf ^ G 5 1 ^ - - - - . - J.-'L- '* *' •trearne. Boating, flahlng. bathing, H I M E I.L A N E O U 8 . ■unnhlne. I<leal necluslon »hurt dis H T R A . L E Y CO W tance fro m m ain highw ay. Good I years old .Should have c a lf bv road from m ain highw ay w ill ®oon tie nvnllahh* W a te r and fuel In side N o tify M ik " Reach at Im p e ria l h o p . C o tta g e G ro v e , or ahundanri* I»otM in any else or B a r b e r ohape fro m $75 up N o th ing over ft R No 1. C re w e ll O re. )22a5p l l . ’W» Acre lot® at «ped al rate® G et W A N T T O R E N T P IA N O . W IL L In while the getting4® good C lar- ta k e go od care of It. W r ite O llta ' <’- W ANTADS FOR ONE SOLID WEEK WE GIVE OUR PROFIT TO Y 0 U -0 U R LOSS Y O U R G A IN ! Ladies’ Silk Dresses in light and dark shade*; plaids and printed Values to $9 90 $ 4di Silk Shantung Dresses Pastel shades—Sport style« SPECIAL $2.98 Ladies’ Blouses You Want to Save Money? H E R E IS Y O U R C H A N C E HEED T H E CA LL C o m e E a rly J u ly 30 9 S h a rp Boys’ Knickers 98c Value. Now 19c Misses’ Sport Skirts Full comfort size 1-lb.............. 39c $2.29 2 1b. 79c One Lot 3 lb. $1.17 Princess Slips Dark oolors W ool B atts Full comfort size STO R E CLO SED A L L D A Y F R ID A Y T O C U T P R IC E S Boys’ Athletic U nder wear 59c Values Now 10c 1-lb. 63c Men’s Dress Sox 21b. $1.25 15 to 19c Val. Now 11c 2 lb. dark 87c 3 lb. $1.89 Cashmere Work Sox Now 8c Were $1 29. now ________ 87c________ N o w !1 4 ’- Sale Starts Saturday ________ 98c________ Flannel in colors $2.98 to $3 48 values for Values to ’2 4 « Men’s Laced Knee Breeches $1.79 Values Now 98c C o tto n B atts Natural and colored linen ntesh cloth. $1 29 values for Men’s Suits BLANKETS One Lot Moccasin-toed Oxfords $3.98 Values for $2.79 One Lot Ladies’ P rin t 98c Shorts 19c Windsor, par wool, single, 66x80 Blanket Robe, pari wool $1.33 One Lot Copeland R y der Dress Shoes Ladies’ All Silk Mesh Auto Robe, 100r r wool, assorted plaids $1.98 $1.98 $9.95 Value Now $5.95 Hose 69c Strontex, pari wool, double, 70x80 Auto Robe, 100% wool, assorted plaids $2.95 One Lot Boys’ Suits Stamped Cases — New Blanket Robe, 66x80, 100% wool $2.95 $8.65 Now $2.49 P atterns 39c Portland Woolen Mills Auto Robes, 100% wool $4.50 Currin Loggers Stamped Tea Aprons A L L P R I C E S G U A R A N T E E D Calked only 10c LOWEST IN COTTAGE GROVE OR MONEY CHEERFUL Reg. $15.50 Now $13.50 Turkish T ow els.... 19c LY REFUNDED 23x45 ex tra heavy Men’s Work Shoes Reg. $2.79, Nok $1.49 Pequot Sheets 83c Sewing Silk 5c Safety Pins 5c 81x90_ _ _ _ _ _ Men’s Neckband Dress Embr’dery Floss 3 for 5c Pepperall Cases 19c Pearl Cotton 5c Shirts 36x42—only Va.l to $1.98, Now 43c Ladies’ H’ndk’rchicfs 5c Delong Snaps 5c O ilcloth............... 12c Men’s All Wool Dress 47 inch, figured and plant Toilet Pieces 5c Pants Strandskeen Floss white $3.98 Value Now $1.98 3 for 5c One Lot P rin ts .... 9c Darning Cotton 3 for 5c New floral pntterns 0|^e Lot Men’s Dress Bias Tape 5c Hair N e ts .... 5c Pants E xtra Heavy Quality $4.98 Value Now $3.29 Fine P rin t 12c Pearl Buttons 5c Wash Cloths 5c Shoe Laces 2 for 5c Children’s Shoes Bungalow C urt’ins 12c Lingerie Clasps 5c Linen Collars 5c Shoe Trees pair 5c Val. to $1.98, Now 59c 36 inch wide, all new patterns Men’s Handkerchiefs 5c Crochet Cotton 5c Val Laces 2 yds. 5c All Trunks One Lot Ladies P rin t Dresses AND Suit Cases ^ O ff Values to $1.95 Special 73c GROVE