The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, June 30, 1933, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textp t l P A T . J U N E «O. I . M •SgZZglft iD n n n n a n n a n n u u n r n ia n a n n a a a n n a n n o a n a o a u n n a n n n r jn a a n D Hund.y to , „ . k . h i. ham . Iiin<l av to m ake h l. horn. r Ha I. mployad at I h . H o b .m l. L u m ia r company. M ia l,«t> I lattari and daughter Eleanor .p a n t « .v a ra i d a y . t h . flia t of the week In Halarn visiting Col and M r» J. C. Johnson o f . Gold Ilaach returned horn. Monday j a fte r spending »«versi d a y . v isitin g ’ » I th» M chofl.ld H tsw art and V in a i , fio n d a li homes M r and M r .. A lb art H a lllw a ll <nd aon B illy .p a n t the w a .k end at It l H O fC l - ■ a . . • A S S i K ' I H 1 1O F Ì MOSBY C R E E K . June 27 A large crowd enjoyed a bonfire p arty Saturday night at ths IflP M 11 H I U f i i i l l 6» H erm an G leaaer home Mr and I ’J t d d ll '/IL I U IIL M rs G leaaer served loe cream. T he "M EATING" ---------------- Miss C elia Jones of this place and friend. rx t u r.’ ___ » ■ W ilb u r Scott o f Creswell were m a r P la n o ., «heel rituale, _______ record. Yoncaiia with reiativ.. of Mr H.iii-1 i-Minsn r arm ers Increased ried M ea ts und G r o c e r ie s In Cottage Orove S aturday Had Io Hay'a. jnXJ wall A large crowd enjoved the bosket Milk Production 8,000 W llb a rta W ilson and Halolaa ! r b « Nelson D u rh a m fa m ily w ill din ner and children'« program at Dawson .p a n t the week In Albany \ »P«nd the F o u rth o f July In Hood the Blue M ou ntain church Sunday Pounds by Testing. vlaltlntt ra la tlv a . Itlv s r at tha home o f a statar of Theodore Bailey of L yn x Hollow (d o sed All Duy T uesd ay July 4th M r D u rh am , M rs A A Hlchm ond la visiting a «later. Mr» C liffo rd Paula H u n te r o f Albany .p a n t Mjr a M * t« ll« b u r r F rofM anor «»f P a l r y Allen D r. and M r . M arlo n Hlohm ond «•v a ra l d a y . the f l r . t o f the weak lu g O h io M 'a ta L 'n lv e r a ltv W N U B a rv lc « of Mt. Irruís. M o , fo rm a r residents, M r and M rs H a rr y P atto n are vlaltln « at tha W O W ll.o n home left for Hood H iv e r June 25 to visit Dairym en iu Ohio accepted a lea the parents o f a W’V-pound aon Mrs. L u n ch M eu t S p ecials Fancy Fryers M l . Hoy H ack o f H lfla , C olo, la w ith M r Richm ond's parants, M r 19c Ih. sou trout the dalrymeu of Deiiiim rk Patton Is stayin g In Cottage Grove v isitin g te ia tiv .. hare. and M r . A. A. Richm ond T h .v M r. and M rs Claude Aber FO R 4th O F JU LY I ’ K 'N K N expect to m ake t h . l r home in O re when they organized dairy herd Iny cromble have sold th eir ranch to a 31, cigars, tobacco. cards, rertiw-d proven lent association* or cow teat B O IL E D H A M 45. I.H. HENS (y o u n g ) 17c lb. man fro m C a lifo rn ia fun fo r nww. The I'asU tiM . JSOtfr gon. The Blue M ou ntain school board He aure to notice Nelson M otor Ing associations, a* they are m<Mt D o ro th y H aney of P o rtland I. M IN C E D HA M M e I.H met S a tu rd a y night and It was de visliing re la tiv e , und friends bare. company's ad on this page J ne Mb coniinouly cslleil. D ressed Rabbits 1 5 c lb. to put new floors In the V E A L IX1AF fifin I.H Tha foreruuuers of the modern cided A lw ays D em and F am ily L oaf P a tric ia Hhort Is vlaltln « n Al school house B read Made by City B akery. tfc Dido herd Improvement assoclulions bany a t the I I . C Q uigley home. F O R K M IA F S5c I.H Velm a M yers of Blue M ou ntain le M r and Mr». F L. G ran nis and Miss K u th H a lllw a ll o f H o lly - 1 w* r* Die Kontrol sm ietles of Den w orking for M rs O reen o f M ount F IC N IC LO A F 25.' LB diiughtei Carolyn and son Hobby wood. Cal., and M rs Gua P e re tt | mark, organized pi years ago The View are v la ltln « In Heattla w ith rela and Miases E v a and E vva Appla- Kontrol society, like the ,’gi mod M rs A lb ert Riasue has gone to I.IN IIV M IA F 20e I.H tivas. 1 9 c lb. «ate of Yoncalla visited T hu rsday Cottage G rove to help care fo r her ern Dblo dairy herd Improvement mother, M rs. Jones. LA B O R W IE N K R H 15c Lit evening o f last week at tha home T h e F o u rth of July la near a t hand Ixio « through your w ardrobe of a brother o f Miss H a lllw a ll A l assmiatlons was formed to provide The Fred O verton fa m ily visited HOMM1NA A N D for a monthly visit of a tester The Sunday at the home of M r» Over- and see If there la a n y th in « you bert H e lllw ell. need Perhaps vou w ill w ant some M r and M rs. George M a tth e w , tester weighed the milk produced ton's m other, M rs Jeesle G llcrlat L IV E R NAUNAOE 17c I II ai tid e Of clothing to brighten up and M r and M rs. C. A Beldler and i by each cow In the herd and aam a t H ebron. I t wa» M rs G llc ris t’a the old wardrobe a bit H u rry to tha daughter» M adelie and Jana apant pled II for h u tte rfa l testing He b irthd ay anniversary Dills ............. 4 for 5 c Sm art Shop or call 17-J JneSOc the week end a t the M a tth e w a s u m FRESH LIVER 10c Ih ! also kept a record of feed consumed M r. and M rs. O rv ille Hazen of m er home on the Um pqua. Cork T r e e C o m p etito r l and computed production costs for Sw eet Pickles pint 2 0 c M arcóla spent Munday at the home Hed H ose B u tter, loa Craaun. Ask ■ each Individual cow In the herd Onmpetltlon with the cork tree M UTTON STEW 5 c lb o f M r iluzen'e parents, M r. and for Ik G. G. C ream ery. tic may he offered by the "velvet tree,“ From these records, kept year Mrs. V. J Hasan. Mixed Sweet pint 1 5 c Mr«. Pete Nelson returned T h u rs j a fte r year, the dairymen of Den native to waste land. In Japan, Mutton Steak 1 0 c lb. A. W Hwanaon I. recovering day evening of last week fro m spending a weak In C o rvallis a t the Biark were able to cull from their China, and Russian Asia. Ripe O lives pint 1 5c Leg-O-Mutton 1 5 c lb. horns o f M r. and M rs. Fred B en i herds the poor cows and find and Super X A m m u nition . N aw fraah nett, fo rm a r residents. | keep the good ones. So effective M ayonnaise pint 19c □ H stock at T w in O aks L um bar Co. c LAMB CHOES 1 9 c Ih T h a Ed K s ltx e r fa m ily , C ltff were the associations In Denmark O O I.lt M E D A L S T h e N . DeYoung. F red Anderson, H e ln a r and Miss G oldie H a y s spent that the country raised the average at f , H a rle y G a te , and H a ro ld W hitlock Munday at tha H ln e r cottage □ fu rn llla . of this city and M r and W inchester bay and reported a good production per cow to S.lssi pounds of m ilk and .K«l pound* of butter catch ot fish. □ Mrs. Glen O w en of Kossbur« spent FREE DELIVERY Ej Sunday a t W in ch ester bay. fat. Average production o f Ohio D a v e n p o r t f o r F u r u l t u r e W a buy. herds Is about 5.000 pounds. |/e n M i and M rs Denzel Abel of Eu- M i l a n d e x c h a n g e . ALL DAY A N Y TIME n gens. fo rm e r residents. visited Testing year In and year out with V is ito r. Sunday a t the D am on For Quality Meuta H M onday at tha home of D r. and Scott home were M r and M r .. T ( ao eye to the low producing Indl H M ie C. I I . K lm e A. S tiv a r., parents o f M rs. Sco tt; ! vlduals and their elim ination from FRED A N D E R SO N , Prop. □ You don't have to tiave the same M r. and M rs H o m e r M cC lain and all future pedigrees o ffer* nur only M r. and M rs. Floyd Blaney, a ll o f) i? D n iiD U iiD U D n a u a n t J n iia u u a o D n u tin u q tjn u t J U D t ia u n u a tJ t in u n n !3 your car so s 7th ' Vjn»30tfc hope for continued breeding of use Eugene. ful dairy cattle. --------------------— J ea n Allison raturnad F rid a y M re. Annie P e trie returned T u e s ..........««««iiin ■» »ci several r»| u a y g days in 4 UI fro m ependln« In I- P o rt day fro m spending several days In — ♦ »•« . . 1-orane at the home o f a niece. M re I Plant Beach G rass to W illia m Lohrey. ' • ' " " ' i ....................d . . . , » , , , i J „ , j U ; :; s t Q U A L IT Y M ARKET Ideal Place 4 Don’t Buy Your Sugar and Flour until you su e o u r s to c k a n d p r ic e s . G om e in or phone u s. D o n ’t D elay I he tax goes on flour soon so now is the time to buy. \\ e carry a complete line of groceries, can ning supplies, etc,, ami as for our prices— (Well, come in ami be convinced.) LEG-O-LAMB H. S. Mendenhall Cash Store BULK PICKLES / Call Phone 89 J 911 N 9th St (At Woodson g Auto Park) Free City Delivery Office Supplies and Office Equipment of Every Kind. The Sentinel. Buy Your Celebration Needs Here Today 46 White Footwear for Women 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.49 C ity B riefs < A J o h n s t o n , lt < m E s te te , I x x n a , S u r a In s u r a n c e I't w .n r 4«. A lva C h urch ill, who had been al the county fa rm for a year or more, suffered a stroke of puralv eta a few dave ago and Is now at c o n y .lc .e n r b fN M !■ BUffWM II«- la nearly 8<> y e a r, of age I I It M angel, field representa tive of the elate «am e commission, was hare Wadneadav looking Into C h in a pheasant conditions. Check Blowing Sand W et Anger w ave, M<-. T h . B eauty Ha-llo Sale» and Service S e e Ixo- arrived M onday to spend several N lo h o l, at T w in D a k . Lum ber Co , | . y . » , th o h o m . o f « , „ „ r o f ^ ‘ * N ook. K em building. P h on e 7*. Duncan P. Cam eron w ill epeak ■’ or*- Howe. M rs. K. K. Mills. July 4 at the C resw ell C o m m u n ity M adelia Heldler, « I and w orthy ad \ lM<if of the Rainbow G irin, nindc an o ffic ia l v l.lt Wednesday evening “ t Albany and Thursday evening at Dallas She w ill return home to day She w a , accompanied by her m o th e r M r . Charles Beldler ami l.a b e lle Hafley. w orthy advisor of Hie local chapter M t« O. M M ille r of Eugene for- m er reakb n t. I n vlalting at the A W ila lh w e ll borne W /e develop film a fise, charging ¡J° ly ,o r PHntlng. and glve an en ••D te m e n t free w lth nach $3 w urth r ü' h bridge. Jnel8-30c M r und M ie J P lir a h n tn an d M rs N ancy Oglesby went t o S a l e m M onday and . { t e n d e d « ra c.p t,on P a tric ia S hort raturnad Tuesday from Albany where ahe npent a week at the it C Q ulkley home clo . . , ■ i ,,,,, u ° t , Y UU n , the lne ot r ./m h m n ,h ,v ’ • ’ • f t * bl?d ln * ‘ wine to cultl- ' r , C? ? r, *‘ nJ . i 00** ,hern over G ra b e r A G ettva H a rd w a re , c . , M r“ K l-,e W ell» and »on Ir a of E lk to n - fo rm e r realdenta. apant aav- ‘ erttl day» thia week vlaltlng rela- tlvea and frlenda here M i und Mrs. E m m e tt Shew of Portland »pent the week end at the «n<» M rs. W in ,a m Bar- picnic. H la topic w ill be ' T he C h a l lenge of O u r In h e rita n c e .” M r. and M rs. H e rm a n Bolton and a eon-ln-law and daughter. M r. and M re. O w en Bowers of Loe Angeles, a rriv ed the past week to vlalt at the home of an uncle of M r B ol ton. N. L. Bolton, and a t the 8. A and H . D. Bolton homes. Rod B o m Butter, loe Cream. Aak T he first private attem pt to re ■ialm thousands of acres of shifting sand In Sew York state was made re cently near Brushton. In Franklin county. Nearly 5,Oik) clumps of beach I grass were planted on a farm. I The field, which la representative of nearly 10,000 acres In Franklin county, and of more acres In nine counties surrounding the Adlm n 'larks. I* worse than waste land, for It w ill not grow crop* and Is a men ace to a nearby road The Meld grew MO bushels of huckwheHt to the acre 30 years ago. and five years age an attem pt was made to hold the sand by planting trees The trees were lite ra lly blown from the field. The beach grass has been used successfully In France, and by the Ix,ng Island park commission at Jones beacb. T he grass ts propa gated by stolons, or underground stems, and makes a mat so thick that trees may be planted on the ground w ithin two or three years. The clumps of grass are planted about 18 Inches apart, and the 5,000 clumps planted about a quar ter acre, or enough to show wheth er the method Is successful. fu r IL C. G. Creaunery. tfe W ord h a . been received here bv D on’t w a s te tim e a n d str e n g th M r». Igelen Bosley th a t a 7-pound ahopplng «round C all at The S m a rt d aughter w a . born June 11 to M r. Mhup and be fltte d In a com plete and M ra M ars h a ll B a rb e r o f A sh n iw 'o m n , te rT l!.™ i m T h ^ X Y v ' land. fo rm e r residents She h a . A ll kinds of new undies, girdles. been named M a rg a re t Ellen. c o m b in e !!... hosiery, dresaee. both Boy .cou t troop 18 w ent on an In etlke and voiles, coats, hate and I',” 1" * ci n ,(lve you’ *e r R adio Hay's g lo v e . P r i c e right jneMk- “ L"" • “>" Jn3O overnight hike F rid a y T h e y were M r . W a lte r S m ith h a . a rrived ‘••|yp" « '« M onnle Hi.ueer, “ r.* " • ' ¡ n’ «n ,of H o lly - accompanied by th e ir scoutm aster F red Bosley. hom . from a E«ga»a ^ c p l t a l . «»<• H ave you noticed" Noticed w hat? w here ehe underw ent an abdonlm al ern the home of her parents. M r and Nelson M otor com pany's ad on this operation Mias M arg a re t Deck of C a rlto n I . M rs E lb e rt Bede. P»«« JneSOc M rs M a ry S m ith and Eleanor vl»*llng a t the C E U m phrey h o m e M ars h a ll B arb er of Ashland, a M r. and M rs. D. A. Em erson and W a rre n of W a lk e r spent M onday R adio R epairing We have the fo rm e r resident, visited b rie fly a t the home o f M r Wednesday a t the home o f M rs W a rre n . wav week at the sum m er home of Rev. H elen Bosley w hile on his home fro m encam pm ent. E le c tric a l w irin g by ea p i-rlen eed M r and Mrs. J K e rm it Brande- H. W . Davis on t h . M c K .n x le . wtrem en Radio lla y . Jn3O berry of Corvallis are visiting at M r and M rs C. A. B e rte li and i h . h,,...» m .- a . _ . .¿7. 7 A new shipm ent of drew es ez- c T e m . M r ., V m .1 h , Y '7 V * ,,ec" ”1 Frt<1“ y ° r Saturday Voila, dau gh ter D onna o f Corvallis, fo r parent». M r and M ia I I B QrlKjta an<1 p rin ta 98c. $1 19 and $2 2ft The m er residents, visited b rie fly W e d Mr. an d M im H a rr y M etcalf and Sm art Shop. Phone 17-J. JneSOc nesday aftern oo n w ith friends here AGRICULTURAL LIME **{*“ f o L’ 7 V l ri l 2 l" * n<‘ .J° " n A11' ’' D r and M ra c H K im * . D r. and w hile on th e ir w ay to th e ir sum m er F in ely ground. In eugar sacks. , o f E u g e n e , fo rm er residents, hnve u r » A W K lm e A r t h u r l i n k >n,t home at L u n d p ark . T h e y were ac lon. K.OO. and 2o each al- h im 5Il l Th{.v‘ Uh 2 *d ‘ ° ' hY r M am ie R om aine « p in t the com panied by Mies B e tty Y u n d t o f ed when sacks are returned. ! j i e . Pow er hm, purcl?“ * ,;d , ,h# * - * “ -n d at the C. H . K lm e .urn- O ntario. Strip Farm ing H . C. Coombs of Eugene, a fo r ',X i. » ™ “ ■■ , H a l . l t a f o u l t r i t.H t a In one district In Saskatchewan m er resident, spent two days o f Chlok and pullet else, ion . Id.lXJ s . X m . 1" " “ ’' 3 3 : i lc3a„ ? 3 : ; K this week w o rk in g on his fa rm s change in methods seemed neces H en and tu rke y alas, ton tSUU hers, w hile on his w ay to B urns to A bet n i r , , , r- . ,e r "pent the week end at the Axley visit a t the home o f a doughter, sary to combat te ll d riftin g. Blicibutlr Mmri. Bladtbullr. Otr ter farm ing society took the m ailer U a ra v e M i f 7th ‘ »“ m n ie r home near Bandon. M r. G arage. 311 s 7th J n « « f S tew art returned home M onday. M rs. O rp ha Hutchinson. Into consideration and acting on ad I h r I.rw la Johnaon fam ily have but the woman rem ained to spend ! vice from the fields crop branch of I-ane County B ak ers M eet. lll'M.I ... A . _ I » ____ Mrs. Joe P erkins and daughter moved to W aahlngton a fte r ap<«nd- two week». T h e Lane county bakers met here the department of agriculture, de H o u.eho ld ta s k , are easier ac- Sarah of Blue M ou ntain spent the ing the w in te r here W ednesday evening. James M cK ee M adelle Heldler, grand w orthy compllahcd electrically. See Radio of Sp rin gfield and I-ewui Roadm an cided to try' strip farming, a raeth week visiting frlenda here E lm e r F rans of P o rtland , who . ^ y '« " L " ,f .,h *' H «Lnb?w K|r l" made Ray jnSO of Eugene were elected as dele od that did not Involve the pur Tho!M’ fro m ° ut o t to w " attend ing gates to attend a m eeting M onday chase of any machinery or any great was hern F rid a y for the fun eral of thher E o c S L Y h i . ^ d“J / VCnlnK ’ ° • iig en i c h a p te r S h e w a . ac- the fun eral o f M rs. E lm e r F r a n . in P o rtland fo r the purpose of expense. I-asf season there »-pre h l. wife, left Sunday fo r C n llfor com panled bv M r and M rs. Charles F rid a y w ere I-aw rence K e lly and fo rm u la tin g a b a k e r’s code. T he about '-'..VZI acres of light land nta for an extended visit. Heldler. F ra n c e . R and all and Isa M rs Roy Heck, R ifle . Colo.; M r. county bakers w ill m eet next W ed Dodge and P lv m cu lh care n l M c belle Hafley. planted In strips Those who prac and M rs W . F. H a rt. M r. and M rs. nesday evening In Eugene. Coy's G arage. 30 S 7th jnaSOtf ticed the plan on thin stubble fields Sweaters. (Me and $188 Blouse». O tho H a rt. M rs. R u th O aro utte. Mrs. M anila J R om aine and 88c, $1.38 and $1.88. Dress skirts, were able to produce a crop for M a n y Seeds Distributed. A rth u r L in k of Portland returned real buys at $1 88 In tan. blue, gray Mrs. M ninie R om aine and A rth u r Packages o f garden seeds to the I the first tim e In four years. Those L in k . P o rtla n d ; M r. and Mrs. C arl horns M onday a fte r spending sev and red N ew scarfs. 58c and 88c num ber of 2.365 w ere distributed In era l days at the home o f M rs Ko- W h ite hats. $1.18. $1.28. $13» and G aro utte. Bandon; M rs. C a rl Pen- Lane county this y e a r as a part of who have adopted strip farming are going to continue and others who m a ln e 'i parents. D r. and M rs. A. W. $l.«lfl O ne-third o ff on all colored land. Redm ond. W ash.; M rs. Cella- re lie f w ork D is trib u tio n o f the ta Crane. Sacram ento, Cal.; M r and K lm e hat«. T he Hm art Shop Phone 17-J. c Mrs. R aym ond G raves, Eugene. seeds was follow ed w ith in fo rm a did not strip their lands last yeai M r. and M rs Dale W y a tt visited George B u rr and daughters Ione S chofield S te w a r t for good p lum b tion on preparation and care of are quite w illing to try It this year thia week In the Bohem ia district. and M ary of Coquille visited T liu ra - ing. m M tf gardens and Instructions fo r food It w ill only be a m atter of a few preservation. W han you w ant P a in t, you w ant day o f last week at the V. J Hazen years until all of this light land w ill M r .. Elw ood B r o n n .r of Seal tha beat, of course W e handle the home while on th e ir way home Beach, Cal . and Donald M orrla h . farmed In thia « a y .— Montreal J. Farral McDonald Vlaita fam ous M herw ln-W llhum a and No- fro m P o rtland. and Miss Florence B row n of San Herald. J F a rre l M acD onald o f H o lly-1 eon line* Also the kind of kuDo- M r and M r» H o w ard Hess o f Francisco nre spending tw o weeks m ln . you w ant to tin t those walla. Roseburg returned home S a tu rd a y at the home of M r. and M n . B. F wood »pent several days the f l r . t ! of the week at B a rte ll hotel and on ' G ra b e r A G ettye H a rd w a re . Jn3Oc a fte r spending several days at the Chllson. hi« ranch at W ildw ood falls. M r ! Control Stom ach W orms Mlaa Jean Allison spent several A °nM ii: L M r * m ° ' h' r “ M r “ nd «•'rank H e lllw e ll and M acD onald recen tly finished t h . Rotating pastures so that lambs d a y . this week In C orvallis visiting M r and Mrs. Ernest H e lllw e ll and picture. "Peg O' M y H e a rt." w ith I frlenda. do not graze on land where sheep Carload of Shingles Just unloaded, son John H a rrio t o f Boswell M arlon D a v l.a . ranged the year before Is one of the Mra. F ay laom left Tuesday for «Jet our prices T w in O aks L um ber Springs spent F rid a y n ig ht at the Han Francisco to spend tw o weeks Co. JnSOc A. W . H e lllw e ll home. best control measures. But even Hand G ives C oncert at Y oncalla. T he band w en t to Y o ncalla i where permanent pastures must tie Mra. H . W Lombard and children E m m e tt M n rtln . a fo rm e r real- Band rchonmal • v e r y M onday T hu rsday evening o f last week fo r used, stomach worms can be con M arie and H erb ert Jr returned d e n t, r e tu r n e d h e re fro m P o rtln n d night. • benefit concert fo r the band and the Yoncalla baseball club. A small trolled by drenching w ith a blue am ount w a . realized fro m the trip. stone or copi»er sulphate solution T h l. treatm ent Is easy to give and B etta la O n M in in g Bo«xrd costs very little. Robert M. B ette o f B lack B utte b a* been named a m em ber o f the . t a t . m in ing board created by th e recent legislature itie r r y trees resiamd more read lly to nitrogen fertilizers than do Arm orial D istia c tie a A hatchment I . defined a . the ar apple or plum e trees. • • • n " ä “ ". x ä e ;.” Beautiful New Just Arrived in the C H IF F O N V O IL E S S to re T o d a y Sheer Voile Dresses $1.95 Smocks and Fine P rin t Dresses 98c These cotton chiffon voiles have a sheerneas n o t possible in ordinary voiles. The patterns are exclusive and just what the warm weather days de mand—guaranteed fast colors. P rin t Dresses For Service 59c One Lot Children’s Dresses 25c each 25c a yd. K S m ith -S h o rt G ro c e ry Agricultural Squibs —Phone 153— S atu rd ay G r o c e r y S a v in g s s Raisins, 4 lbs.......... ............. 23c Milk, Libby’s, I tall cans .............. 25c Pimentos, 2 ja r s ............................ 15c Oysters, can ......................................10c Shrimp, can ......................................10c Cocoa, Monarch, can.........................19c < ’reme Oil Toilet Soap, b bars 25c Dog Food, 3 cans.................... 23c p 411111111^ Strawberries Raspberries < ’berries Apricots Leave your order with us. F lo u r and C erea ls A r e A d v a n c in g S H O W T IC K E T S k Free Arcade Theater tickets on the following gro cery items this week One show ticket free with 1 pkg. Pillsbury cake flour 29c One show ticket free with 1 jug of cane and maple sy ru p .........29c One show ticket free with 1 roll wax paper 25c One show ticket free with 7 bars laundry soap ................... 25c One show ticket free with 1 pkg. Arrow chips .......... 25c One show ticket free with 1 can Ghirardelli chocolate 40c One show ticket free with 3-lb. can Golden West coffee $1.00 One show ticket free with package Snow Flake crackers........ 20c See Our Windows for Other Show Ticket Specials morial bearings of a deceased pap- ten. ao blazoned a . to Indicate the rank. aex. condition, etc., usually displayed on a lozenge .haped panel and placed on the house, hearaa, tomb or In church.— Exchange. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY D E N T IS T S D R . W . E. LK B O W Dentist Office F ifth and M ain Streets Hours, 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 0:80 - ______ _ - P h « * * ___________ P H Y S IC IA N S DR. O. E . F R O S T Physician and Surgeon F lrat National Bank Building Phong AT Pottage Grove, Ora. H . A X L E Y , M . D. Physician and Surgeon Evening, by Appointment Over Kem'» D rug Store C o tta « Grove__________ Oregon ATTORNEYS H E R B E R T W. LO M BA R D Attorney a t Law First National Bank Building Phone 94 Cottage Prove. Ore. H . J. S H IN N Attorney at Law —Notary Public Practloe. In All Courts Bader Building Cottage Prove__________ Oregon A L T A K IN O Law yer Lawson Building Phone 9° . Cottage prove. Ore. H E R M A N E. L A F H Y Attorney a t Law Phone 5843 808 P f« IQ a Bldg, Salem. Ore. P L U M B IN G W ILLIAM BEC K Plumbing—Heating P hpne 12?-J C o t t a « G rp yj Tomatoes w ill grow on 45.IMSI acres of the Ozark hills In trkun sas, say canners of the area Tennessee hay, corn and tobacco | production declined from 10 to JO per cent In 1932 under the year he fore. e • e North Dakota Is the only state In which the milk produced I d every county averages 90 gallons or : more per capita annually. e • e D airy products are no» first In | j Hie amount of gross farm Income, , a position formerly field by cattle. | hogs, and sheep ns a group. • « • Thirty-seven crop rotation plans lia r , been adopted as demonstra tlons by Alamance county |N. t'.l farmers this season. “ Station ery" Writing m aterial, are called sta tionery because they are sold by a stationer. The word stationer I. from middle English stacyonere, meaning a book teller (through old French from late Latin atatlona- rltia). The book aeller or publisher was formerly eo called because he occupied a station In the market or elaewhere. H ard to C e n sn . Jew s Definite statistic, concerning the Jewish population of the world are not available, as those of Jewish extraction usually give the country la which they were born aa their nationality. There are about 1A.000.- 000. G r o c e r y S p ecia ls L o w e st P rices E v e r FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY ORDER NOW Corn Flakes (limit 5) box 7c 19c Heinz Tomato Juice .................. Puffed Rice, box ..._..... 8c .......................... 11c C um n J a n tzen S w im S u its $1.49 $1.98 $2.98 $3.49 Standard Corn, No. 2 can ............7c —these prices cannot hold lontf as all wool Safety Matches, box ...... yarns are rapidly going up in price. 4c 6 boxes 20c —get your size here today UMPHREY & MACKIN SE L L IN G O U T We will sell our stock at greatly reduced prices as we wish to re duce our stock to a minimum in order to make our business attrac tive to parties who are interested in purchasing a good established business with a small stock on hand. 1928 1927 1925 1923 We offer the following W hippet Coach $175 W hippet roadster $125 S tar coupster $75 Ford touring ............ $17 (Good tires) 1924 1924 1925 1925 Ford touring Ford coach ............. Essex coach ........ Overland coupe $10 $60 $75 $55 used car bargains 1929 W hippet coach...........$215 1927 Chevrolet coach............$25 ^92® Willys Knight coach ...$350 1925 Rlckenbacker sedan $185 1926 Federal K night truck $300 1924 Overland 3-4-ton del. ..$60 1924 s ta r touring .................$40 1925 Star tourin« .............— WO 1926 » " S ’ ................ $78 1924 Hudson coach $60 1923 Ford sedan (top o f f ) ... $17 1924 Ford coupe _.... $20 1924 Chevrolet sed a n ...... ....$42 We will take your old car in trade Pires and tubes, fan belts, batteries and accessories of all kinds. A big stock of used radios and radio tubes. Many used tires and used auto parts. Buy now and save Our repair department can also save you a lot. Get our prices. Nelson Motor Co.