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Newspaper Page Textr un» a l jy w * in. im th £ 1 AG P TH K Ç K I M P , OOTTAOB GKO VE. OREGON. flu a a a a a o a u o a a a a o a n a u ii u a t u naaaauuL iauQ urJU unannuaaat t Q U A L IT Y MARKET The Ideul “MEATING” Place M eat» and G r o c e r ie s SPECIALS—Friday, 1 Mr and Mr» Roy Graham of Eugene aiwrit Hunday at the horns of Mr« Graham's parents, Mr and Mt» H L Godard Mr Graham played with the Oakway gulf team that was hers that day Hchofteld Mlarwart for good plum b lug inM tf Mis C II Hines arrived Tues day from California to visit at the home of a brother, John Nukes. Saturday und Monday Hhe Is on her way to Prlnoeton, Minn . her former home, for an ex tended stay. Give the wife a treat No cooking, no washing dishes Dins at the ¡Gray Goose Hunday Jne2Sc Mis. Florence Madden and three children of Portland spent the weak ut the home of Mrs. Madden’s par ents. Mr and Mrs. D. H. Hernen- way. New underwear. Hllps, panties, dance sets and brassieres. Also K<»xl line of Venue comblnetlee and girdles. The Kmart Mhop. Phone 17 J. Jne23c James Iwncaater of Elk creak an appendicitis operar g ' undetwont lion In Eugene Friday. ¡i Mie. Annie Petrie returned Hun- -idy from sp end ing two weeks at < It ants Pass at the hums of a nlsca, Mrs II T Conner. Hhe attended graduation exercises at Ashland norma) school, where Mias bole -- Conner was one of the graduates, Always Demand Family Loaf Broad. Made by C lly B akery. He •Mrs. K. K Mills and Mrs. Victor spent the first part of 11 Chambers the week In Portland and attended u < onventlon of Daughters of the Nile. Mi and Mr* D. A Emersdn and tw o eons and Mra Fey Isom epent the w eek at the summer home of R ev I I W lievls on the McKen For Quality Meats zie. Swift’s Branded Steer Roasts 15c lb. Pork Roasts 13 Ac lb. V O t'N O ANI» TK NIIBM Country Style Sausage 2 lbs. for 25c Dressed Rabbits Fancy Fryers 15c lb. 19c lb. I’l.V M O U TII I44H KN Bacon Backs BABY BEEF STEA K PORK STEA K VEAL C U T L E T S FREE DELIVERY g all day any time i; 1 17c lb. ä □ S h l b . | J 1 Lvz Call FRED ANDERSON, Prop. § 46 Rod Roso B utter, foe Cream . Ask LAND GflANT COUNTIES 4-L OF WEST STATES FIGHTING FOR MONEY TO LACK WAGE SCALE O. * C land grant counties are conducting an aKtfr»»aiva fl<ht for maintenance of funde which the federal «overnment hae been pay ing for yeare In lieu of taxes on O. A C. lande taken back from the Bouthern Pacific railway I^ne county's share this year wae to have been $60.000, none of which has been received Present Indica tions ere that thia amount will be materially cut and that nothing may come near year. The present plan of the organisa tion of Judges and commlselonars of the land grant counties 1«. If the Oregon delegation remains at Wash ington for a time following ad journnient of congress, to send Guy Cordon, district attorney of Doug las county, and Victor P Moaae, county judge of Benton county, to the national capital. If members of the congressional delegation return home soon after adjournment, the subject will be presented to them here. Mr Cordon has prepared a brief for the couhtles Prtwideut of Organization De claren Recovery Act la Splendid Legizlation Portland. Ore., June 21. For the purpose of agreeing on minimum wage scales and regulations for the logging and lumber manufacturing Industry of Oregon. Washington, California. Idaho and Montana, the board of directors of the Ixiyal l e g ion of Ixjggera and Lumbermen will meet here tomorrow for a special three-day conference The action to be taken will be in line with the provisions of the in dustrial recovery act. Preliminary district wage meetings have been held In Aberdeen. Tacoma. Eveiett. Seattle, Raymond, Longview, Spo kane. Bend. Klamath Falla and Portland. Delegates and represen tatives of employes have been meet . Ing representatives of employers at these meetings to agree on mlnl- I mum scales for logging, lumber ■ manufacturing and remanufactur- l.u m lsir Sh ipm ent« Show train. Portland, Ore . June 8. A great Ing. box factories, sash ami er amount of lumber was shipped plants, shingle mills and plywood from Columbia river ports during operations. the month of May then In any tatlves of employes at these meet other one month since October, ings to agree on minimum scales 1931. figures released by the Mer for logging, lumber manufacturing, chants Exchange here today dis and ramanufacturlng, box factories, sash and door plants, shingle mills closed. Lumber loadings along the river plywood operations The national Industrial recovery totaled 88.844,000 board feet this last May. compared with 70.481.000 act was described by W C. Reug- feet In April. The larger part of nltz, president of the 4-L. as the shipments were In coastwise trade, greatest achievement of the Roose which was double that of April. The velt administration. He returned movement Included a log raft con yesterday from Washington, D. C„ taining 8,000,000 feet. The next where he spent five weeks confer largest gain was In shipments to ring with administrative leaders China, which amounted to 5,800.000 and assisting In drafting the meas feet more than during April Ship ure for enactment Into law. "In the ments to Japan gained slightly and main." he said, "the bill designed to to the Atlantic coast and Gulf solve the major problem of the economic depression by providing coast dropped slightly. Total shipments from thia dis work for employes, reasonable prof trict for the first five months of its for business, and prevent goug thle year amounted to 358.797.000 ing the public. The main key to the feet, compared with 299,288,000 feet whole solution I» mandatory coop In the corresponding period lest eration.'' year Only A Few Left '0 1 Li □ E • l J A HIG H QlJALITY RECLINING LAWN CHAIR WHEN BOUGHT IN COMBINATION W IT H A QUART OR MORE OF n A 0 T fl M u / t i - 5 t r v / t e rAuLuE4/PA/j>/ AT REGULAR PRICE LIMIT ONE TO A C U STO M ER »'. Offer Ends Sat. June 24 Twin Oaks Lumber Co. for IL C. G. Cream ery. tfc Phone 100 Cottage Grove, Ore. 'uuuuuuuauuaucuuuuuuuuuauuuuuuauuuuuuuuuuuuuuaanii Rev. M A. Groves attended Methodist state conference held this week In Portland. M rs R o b ert Q u igley an d c h ild re n The Cottage Grove bend gave a M a rjo rie and R o b e rt o f A lb a n y re- concert at Drain last night. ned home S un day a fte r sp end ing Mi and Mrs Hoi Wlrth and son e ra l daye here a t th e hom e of Q u ig ley 's p arents. Mr and of Klamath halls visited Hunday at the home of Mrs Wlrth'a parents. M rs W . V. McGee. Mr and Mr». J. E. Young A- Kline Rede underwent an opera Hell * Katat«-. One of the C. Q. C. men at Gun- tio n fur th e re m o v a l of her tonsils D hum . Mure InaunUM-«" Fhoim as. Highway BaptUt Church, Henry tei ca m p was taken to Eugene Wed- George Hohnelder has bought a Tuesday morning She is recovering 11' -“lev for an operation for acute i W. Davis, pastor. Bible school, T aa T u rn overs Are Made, two ton Itodge truck tor hauling s a tis fa c to rily . 9.45; public worship. 11 and 8. The "The Aftermath," described as a Two turnova s of taxes, one of W e develop flints free, charging appendicitis. lumber from hie mill on the txirane pastor will preach at both services. fast moving, colorful, epochal, two- George Htowell who was superln- f 28,693 71 for 1931 and the other at • • • highway The eale was made by I. o n ly fo r p r im in g , and give an en teiidriit character economical, religious of the Black Butte quick- $28.807.62 for 1932 are ready to be J McCoy W e lb y M chnelder w en ! to la rg e m e n t free w ith each L I w o rth Church of th e N a z a re n e , R ev. C. temperance drama-debate, is to be stiver mines for six years, has been made at the tax department of the o f w u rk lir e P ic tu re Shop a t the P o rtlan d to brlna the the vehicle V. Bryson. Pastor Sunday school, given in the Christian church Sat of bridge. jaeld-doc ■ sited lo Prineville to erect a sheriffs office. The collection 9:45, Mrs Roy Allen, superinten- urday evening as a part of the here quicksilver mill. | that amount of 1931 taxes Is a good dent. Forenoon service. 11, sermon campaign against repeal of the c. J. Howard has been appointed M ias Itelhel G o w d y spent the Velina Bennett will leave Sunday , showing considering the depression, War can be made now on ear topic. "Examination Before Com eighteenth amendment. w eek end at B andon w ith l l r . and fur Albany to »pend two week» at Lloyd Howe, chief tax deputy said, pcwlinaeter at Dorena and communion service. The two who give the debate- New York Millinery Parlor It. M re H a ro ld A xle y at th e ir su m m er the home of a slater, Mrs. Chester ! The 1931 turnover Is segregated wigs without danger to the para munion." service. 8. an evangelistic drama are Henry B. Hall, describ as follows Slate and county. $13.- sites that were placed here last Evening ducllon Male Hate tor Maid and home. Wheeler. message will be given. Young peo year According to County Agent ed as a young forceful speaker 402.27; cities. $4,748.50; school dis Matron Friday and Malurday Nest Mre In e z M eeks and M rs E late Have dinner thle Hunday at the the usual poison for the ple's meeting. 7. Roy Allen, leader. now In his thirties, and Judge M. C. door to Chrletlan pareonage J23p A llis o n (E u g e n e ) left fro m E ug ene Gray Goose Home made biscuits ' tricts, $7,538.11; union high schools. Fletcher Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 8. Summers, former public prosecutor $428 37; road districts. $408.68; port pest should be used at this time and Mr end Mrs. Howard ll»e» d Th u rsd ay fo r C hicago Ur a tte n d Ute will he served. Jne23c of • • • and founder of the court of general Slualaw. $13 10; forest fire pa Is as fallows Koeeburg came Tuesday to spend w o rld e fa ir M r» W ilb u r S p ray w ill Bran. 12 pounds; sodium fluosili Glen McKlbben suffered an In- Free Methodist Church, R. W. sessions in St. Louis. $149.7% several daye at the home of Mre, be in ch arg e of the B eau ty N o o k lu re d foot Saturday morning when trol. cate, 1 pound; fish oil. 1 quart. Howell, Pastor — Sunday school. The 1932 turnover is divided Into Back in 1914-1918, when the liquor d u rin g M re M eeks absence Heee m o th e r. M re . H . A. Miller In preparing the bait, mix the dry 19 45. Mrs Elizabeth Tarr, superin- question was a big issue and the ha stepped on a nail while working ; the following funds; State and Mias Dorothy I-ea of Berkeley, at the Woodard mill. He 1» unable I county, $13.95270; cities. $5,501.40; bran and sodium fluosilicate thor tendent, forenoon service. 11, ser* prohibition amendment was adopt- Mr end Mre N. J Nelson were Cal . arrived Sunday to attend the to use the foot, but Is recovering school districts. $7,772.54; union oughly, add the fish oil and mix mon topic, "Keeping Out Spiritual |*urtiand visitors this week ed. Hall and Summers were stu Summer at the home of her grand satisfactorily. service. 8. dents of economics, lecturers and ll-H nngrr » e r e , Mr. I hr Itraut* mother. Mre. George l^ia high schools, $549 09, road districts. again. No water should be used in Darkness." Evening the preparation which is said to evangelistic message by the pastor. Nook. Hem b u ild in g P h o n e 78. Mrs. J T. Short tecelved word $5.78; county high sebool tuition actors. They wrote a two-character Dr end Mre. C H Kline spent morning of the death of fund. $898.22; forest fire patrol. have a strong attraction for the ear Prayer meeting, 8, Thursday. play. "Wets vs. Dry," which was I. G Show went to Klamath Fell» the w eek end at Trent w ith rela a Thursday wig on account of the fish oil. slater. Mra. Flora Cox, In Bald- $7792; grey digger fund. $3.97. given over the nation and in Cana thle week and returned home with tives o f Mrs Klme. After eating the meal, the earw-ig ' win. til. P e n te c o s ta l A ssem b ly o f God, At da. In 1923-1927 these two men en hie wife, who had epent eeveral takes himself off to unknown parts wood Foster, Pastor. — Sunday tered the war against the narcotic C ounty C anner to Start Mrs Hallie Hawkins ut Roseburg Mr and Mrs C. E Umphrey left ; weeke at the home of a daughter. spent the week end at the home of Cans for the county truck-can- from whence he falls to return. Thursday morning for Portland to school. 9:45; morning worship, 11; evil and created another vehicle. Mre. le o n e r d Gilbert. Now is the proper time to set out evening ner may be purchased with R. F. C. her parents Mr and Mrs J Q ■ ; • ti.l i»-, iluys visiting relative» service. " 45. Special meet "The Judge and the Dope Peddler." Mre Clara lturkboldei and deugh Wllllls. , funds this year, It was decided at this bait for the garden pests. ings continuing every evening 7:45 Creation of The Aftermath" re Fletcher declared, as they are now ler Hells visited Monday In North | a meeting of the county relief com N ew lin e o f voile and p rin t with Mrs. George Gutekunst and sulted from the urging of friends Hand with Mra. Elizabeth Atkin dresses 98c to $2 25 The Smart mittee Wednesday The state com getting in action. In answer to her sister. Miss Parsons, from Mis of prohibition that they reenter the queries from those who purchased mittee la to be cantacted to obtain son. a former resident. Shop ph on e 1' J jne23c Old u time gospel fight against the liquor evil. parasites and fear to poison ear- souri preaching. I permission for the purchase Both men are said to be actors ------ ' ‘ u Satur- Mrs II II. Harms and niece. Mias The canner will be enlarged to wigs carrying the precious para- ! singing. Childrens church, par excellent and their production Dorothy Robinson, of Portland are 3 double Its capacity this year. Coun sites. It is stated that the poison Advenlist Church. — At Intersec calls for both argumentative and visiting at the home of a staler of ty Commissioner O. E Crowe said can be used for the next two or of west Main and M streets is histrionic ability that few actors Mre. Harms. Mrs G. E Woodson I It will be equipped with a six- In three weeks without danger of kill a tion small white church. Seventh Dav possess. In the character of judge. ing oft any of the parasites since Gladys Sprouts, Dorothy Stewart stead of a three-horse power boiler Adventist Each Saturday at 9:30 an Hall is said to be cool, calculating they are not yet on the earwigs. and Frances Meckln are visiting and another retort, equal to the hour is spent In the study of the and of a rapid fire personality rep The poisoned bran should be scat relatives in Portland and Washing present 500-can equipment, added. youth, while Vegetable Parchment Sabbath school lesson. At 11 o'clock resenting modern ton. The canner probably will start tered about the ground in the eve the pastor. Elder Paul Iverson, de Judge Summers, as Tom O'Neil, old ning just before dark. Scatter the work about July 4. Crowe said. Last in experience, is buoyant, good na Davenport for Furniture. We buy, Non-run Ink livers a sermon, the proof of his year It was Instrumental In pre bran thinly over all grass plots, but statements being named by chap tural, tolerant one moment, then sell an d rie h a rtg o . tfc more should be spread around the serving many thousand cans of sarcastic, scathing and overwhelm walls of the house and other build ter and verse from the Bible. Wed ingly dramatic the next Mi end Mrs Victor Kem of To ..........10.90 vegetables and meats for needy ings. along the edge of walls, fences nesday evening hour. 7:30. 100 _____ ledo epent the week end at the families and curbings, and around trees, home of Ur Kent's patents. Mr „.........|1.1B 200 _____ Presbyterian Church, Bruce A. bushes and other objects where the and Mra O M. Kent. Miss Myrtle To A ttend O verhead Camp. Cole, Pastor. Sunday school, 10, When you want Palnta you want Kent, who had been visiting at 300 ........ ______ __ 11.38 earwig is likely to be hiding. District Ranger Paul Pieper and the beet. Graber A Get lye handle Toledo for two weeks, returned to should not be sprinkled Tom Short, superintendent; fore ..........11.78 four men will attend an "overhead" for Ltwns 500 the famous Hherwin-Wllllams end her home here with them. two or three days after spread noon service, 11. sermon topic, “Is camp at Wolf Creek Saturday and Bible Scientifically Accurate?" Nason lines. Also the kind of keleo- . ...... $3.28 Sunday The men. who will be fore ing the poison in order to prevent the Mary Jeanette Duer of Grants 1000 Special music. N o evening service. mine you went to tint those walls e Pass spent Tuesday and Wednes men either on roads or trails, are washing out the bran and losing Prayer Divide. June 21. — (Special.) — meeting. Wednesday. 7:30, Miss Deeale llarma o f PH George Damewood, Ben Prince. the value of the bait Neighbor "The Conditions day at the home of Beth Bede. for Answered George Thomas suffered a severely hoods where earwigs are prevalent A n s . is visiting at the home of her Add 25c to above price« if Loren Hunt and Ira Barrows. White, cream and gray Challenge fractured leg Sunday forenoon are urged to cooperate in poison Prayer.” Congregational meeting. mother. Mra. Harsh Harms house (taint at Twin Oaks Lbr com when it became entangled in a rope Thursday. 8. printed on any day except ing the ground for them. If one lot County Furnishes Equipment. Mr end Mre Ralph Ward and pany for $1.45 per gallon Jne23c attached to a cow, which became The county is furnishing machin is poisoned and the next is not. the daughter Georgia of Salem return frightened by flies. The leg was Saturday. Mr and Mre. Hugh Carter and ery for use of the C. C. C. crews healthy earwigs from one lot will R. F. C. Funds Will Be ed home Wednesday after ependlng eon Delbert of Santa Marta, Cal , broken in several places and he employed on the Brice creek road. cross to the next and the work will a week at the homes of Mr and visited briefly Monday afternoon at was taken to a Eugene hospital. He District Ranger Paul Pieper visited have been in vain. Mra (Ma Harnant and Mias Marl the home of a cousin of Mr. Carter, is Exhausted by July 1 in a critical condition. the county court Wednesday and ette lU m ant Mrs Nelson Durham. SILK C R E E K . made arrangements for a 30 cat. a Underwood Typewriter $20. Sen- New line of dreaaee fur etout Mrs. Frances Baum, daughter comptessor and a grader. Relief work with R. F. C. funds June 20.—Mr. and Mrs Melvin tinel. women Iteautlful etylee both In and son of Per Ell. Wash , visited Paul were Eugene visitors Tuesday will be discontinued June 30. it has cotton and pure silk The Smart this week at the home of Mrs the county evenlng to attend the wedding of a been announced by M OSBY C R E E K . Shop Phone 17-J. Jne23c Baums m o t h e r , Mrs William The last allotment from the June IS.—Mr». Allen Kerr, who brother of Mrs. Paul. Reginald court. Mias Adeline Adams of Eugene Rentle government will be exhausted by went to Eugene one day last week Haight. visited several days this week e l that date, it is believed. Projects »XF-y »«ur U ,„cat Hw PaeUme. z - K - j i u I P h ( 9 ‘Y ” » U r w U hT.laW r.“ Mre"LavoM Ernest Darnell was a Portland the home of Mias Evelyn Smith this section that have been car dnut men'» reiubwvoue tfc L .lC r iIl« lIl I l d J l U I IdLC S p„_h<>r e d ic a l tr e a t m e n t has Pitcher, for m medical treatment, has vlsltor Tuesday, returning home in ried on with these funds include Mies Evelyn Shanda sprnt the Wednesday. returned home. A speedboat being constructed week In Toledo visiting friends Neighbors Friendship club met at the beautification work that has A number of women of the neigh for Dr C. II Klme has been about made the Coast fork through the Mre. Charles Shanda and daugh completed and will be given a trial borhood gathered at the John Davis the home of Mrs. Alby Ritchey on city look like a new river, work on ter Irene returned Sunday from trip shortly Al Rosenthal Is doing home Friday afternoon and gave the Lorane road Thursday. Five the Cougar road out from spending eeveral daye In Portland the work The Cottage Grove German band Mrs. Tony Tonole and Mrs. Sidney members were present. The next Black Butte bend and work on the lower meeting will be an all-day session with Mrs Shanda’» parents. won fourth place In a contest held Davis a miscellaneous shower. A 11 M Damewood. former real- at the home of Mrs. Eloise Wheel end of the Sharps creek road. U sd Hone H utter. Ian Cream . Ask dent, who had spent the school last week end at Roseburg at the delicious lunch of cake and coffee er at her home in the woods. Each Since February 1 the county has PLAN TO COME AND BRING (or IL C. U . C r e a m e r ,. tie year at Thelma with a daughter. Lions club state convention. Mrs. was served at 4 o'clock. YOUR FRIENDS 11 A Hagen held high score at a Balne Morris, Harry Patten. Lon member Is to take a covered dish. received $75,000 of R. F C money, Mra. Clara Burkholder and dnugh Mrs Eldora Flick. Is here to spend contract bridge party for the wom Henderson. Cliff Lebow. Floyd The semi-annual election will be which has been spent at the rate the summer with a son George. ter Miss Malle epent the week end of $3.600 a week. Wages paid have en Delegates from here were Jones and Bert Lancaster were held at that time. Mrs Martha Bittinger has been been $1.50 a day. el Winchester bay. Farm Machinery We h a v e It. George Mntthews and K. K. Mills, called to Wendllng Sunday for for ill with rheumatism for several Fountain and Confectionery Roberta Quigley of Albany Is Everything from binding twine to but a large number from here at estry work. Underwood Typewriter $20. Sen- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willcox and days and has been confined to bed. visiting bi the home of her grand cultivator» Come in and look them tended. Cottage Grove lost the golf Is much improved and is able t i n e l . _____________________ parents. Mr and Mre W V Mc- over Graber-tlettys Hardware 23c cup which It won two years In suc baby and Dick Iccason of Prine She ville brought Mrs. Fred Frazee, to be about again. 1 ;•«. Mr and Mrs. Roy Baker of To cession. The Tinker family of California who had spent two months there. residents, visited Get your Ohallenge White Enamel ledo. former has moved Into their ranch home Hen- ■ home Thursday. Underwood Typewriter $20. Thursday of Inst week at the home at the Twin Oaks IJir company for June Kirk of Walden spent Sun recently vacated by the T. A. Platz 75ç per uua^^ Jn«23c of Mi anil Mix Flunk McFarland i :nel day night with Velma Myers of family. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Robertson and Blue Mountain. The baseball game Sunday be nephew. Amos McGarvin, Divide, returned home Saturday, after hav tween Walden and the Christian Endeavor of Cottage Grove was ing been In California several won bv Walden bv a score of 19 to .weeks. 2. Curtis -Veatch of Halsey was a Mr and Mrs. Ord and daughter I visitor at his ranch last week, of Cottage Grove held services at i Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Beatty of the Blue Mountain church Sunday Cottage Grove were dinner guests Roy Kennedy and Mr Shapher Sunday at the A. Woolcott home, motored to Irving one day last : James Scott is making rapid week on business. , progress with the new house he Is FRONTIER/ Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wilson and I building on his acreage. EMtODE EPISODE 0 oMrAUV ÌU U M W Mr. and Mrs Leo Wilson of Cot- visitors at the home of Mr. and AT tags Grove visited at the Clarence Mrg A,v,n A„en Sundav were Mr, Kirk home Saturday evening Mra. Lee Cooley of Cottage Jean Mooney and Ethel Bennett and Grove. went to Portland with the Harry The I. C. Curtis family of Poino- | Mooney family, who had been visit na. Cal., arrived Monday evening. ing at the Butte Mooney home. They were accompanied by Miles ■ a t h a m ¡Miller, also of Pomona, who will , a, -iu i. ¡spend the summer with them on June 21. -The executive commit- I , h RoyR) Qak farm. Other per- —Phone 153— we w OmTui"<‘nV ev?nlnK at the.,A .sons who made the trip with them 2 0c E. Walker home Plans were d is-! are Mr and Mrg R Coles and Mr ADULTS cussed for the fair that is to be held (joies s , aiso of Pomona, who are S m it h \ S h o r t. T h e s e t ic k e t s a re 10c this fall. A premium list was com visiting here. KIDDIES pleted and will be distributed to all John Woolcott visited with Vance children in the district as soon as Clack In Creswell Monday. copies oan be made. The annual school meeting was The budget was accepted at the annual school meeting held Mon held Monday. W. E. Duncan was 15c day evening. Hugh Ttunnell was chairman and was reelected to 1 B ottle A lm ond Extract and One Show Picket elected director. The office of elerk serve three years. Mrs. John Ashbv COVEKDWKON has not been filled. The Latham was reelected to serve as clerk for 15c 15c B ottle C elery Salt and One Show T ick et '| district favored Mr. McFarland In one year. S P E N C E R T R A C Y zone 2 non-hlgh school election Leonard Estes. Stanley Scott and 25c I the S T U A R T E R W IN 4 R olls T o ilet Paper and O ne Show T icket for director. John Woolcott were Eugene visitors vou V enuadinm M A R IO N N IX O N Edward. Albert, and Harry Mc Wednesday. They went to take the IN S ow « it S émr » $1.00 Call and Ervin Joll hiked to the examination given bv Robert A 3-lb. P ackage Monarch C offee and One Show T icket "TH E FA C E top of Ward's Butte Saturday and Istndsburg. inspector of the federal TUI HM7 TIME... spent the night there, returning radio commission, for all classes of IN T H E S K Y " 25c 1 Hunday. 1 P ackage Q uick A rrow Chips and One Show T icket radio operators' licenses. Plaster Is building a barn Miss Marjorie Cherry of Wood 25c . on Claude the property he recently pur ard's mill was a visitor at the 5 Bars T o ilet Soap and One Show Ticket chased from Amanda Hull. Henrv Rohde home several days A canning club was organized 25c 7 Bars L aundry Soap and One Show T ick et Tuesday with Miss Edna Grubb as this week. , leader. They met at the J. B. Grubb Gasoline Is Up Again. ... 35c home. 1 D ozen Lem ons and One Show I icket . Gasoline prices took a half cent The garden club met Wednesday Jump this week, bringing them to $1.00 morning at the school house 16 lbs. Sugar, best cane and O ne Show Picket________ almost double what they were six months ago. Standard grade now Lake» C hem ically Colored _ . .sells at 23 cents, ethyl at 2« cents The lieiiiitlful blue color of th« and thlrd «tructure at 20 cents A Swiss lakes Is due to chemical com- portion of the advances Is due to state and federal added taxes. pounds In the water. ! C ity B r ie fs I— - - - - | •£: I I C h u rch N e w s i » -♦ IS M « I H SAYS AGENT FLETCHER Butter Wraps Saturday Only I 'lie s Frighten Cow \1 an’s Leg o Broken C o tta g e G r o v e S e n tin e l S P E C IA L SU N D A Y D IN N E R 50c I?ourth in Contest Gray Goose Cafe EUGENE Theatre FREE A rcade T heater T ickets Smith-Short Grocery See the show on good for any lOe show or will apply as 1()e on a 25e show KCW TbA? JUNE 2324 # WAS0M ^00 K nm ... ßMCMTlS M PERSON! Several Other Specials With Show Tickets. See Our Windows.