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F M D A T . J U L I 14. l i t t T H « « M T T 1 C « , CO TTAQ B O E O T B . OBWIQW. — --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- W hen you w ant P a in t, you want O rv ll llaz> n 'it M arcola. a fu n n e r the heat, o f course Wa handle the resident, spent H aturday evening 10612633 ; fnnioua M herw ln-W llllarne and N o- here and attended Joint Installation ! aon lines. Also the kind of kaleo- of the Kebekah and Oddfellows mine you w ant to tin t those walls. lodges T h e Ideal “ M E A T IN G ” Place ! ' trnher-G ettys H a rd w a re . Jlyl4c T he annual Intereectlonal I O O The rear portion of the K n ig h t F picnic w ill be held Sunday at building overhanging the riv e r Is Ixiet Creek ranch on the M cKenzie M e a t» a n d G r o c e r i e s being torn down because the under I’l i i s F ra n k Dickson, fo rm e rly In the Tha firs t of the band s summer pinning has given way. m eat nrarket business here, who open a ir concerts w ill be given next M ia l.u e lla Hanson of Heat tie la I has been In a P o rtland hospital for T hu reday evening at the bandstand spending tw o weeks w ith M r. and , several months, expects to be re-! back of Woodson's garage. W ith an M ie. R A W elch. ! leased w ith in a w eek or two, when 1 organization of at least 26 mem You don’t have to have the same I *>• »»<1 M r» Dickson w ill go t o 1 M r ■ T VUfrbia«, L iv w to a k C ito n a lo a bers and w ith intensive tra in in g 27c • ixariaiia». C o lla te e f A g ric u ltu re FREE COOK BOOK S h o p p e r ’s L u n c h Job done twice when MoCoy re p e lri 1 *n»p Hherrnun on the M etolius to l - IJ t P A C K A G E under the direction of Charles U a lv e re ltr e f illto e le your car. Ml H Tth. JneJOtfc visit M r. and M rs Ed Chaloupka ‘‘ W N U «e rrte e Cochran for three years, the band with each piece of Viko alu Any farm er who can apart a min le well prepared for these concerts. Mies 1-aura Robartlalla, Red M r. Dickson nearly lost his eye 2 5c B a co n B ack sight when an am m on ia tan k that ute has all the time ba needs for F o r this opening evening M r, Coch Ib . 1 7 c minum. At new low price« Cross w orker, w ill leave w ith in a was part of a re frig e ra tin g plant at few days to spend a vocation of hitching and unhitching a horse in a ran promises a program that w ill P rin e v ille exploded In hie tic » be full of life and w ill constat of tw o weeks In Loa Angeles M rs Florence Mayes of Eugene l>lg team outfit. These big team out j some of the latest musical composL Mrs. H . A. H agen and her house and Miss Florence Carlson of Seat fits « III be used more than ever In tlons now being played by bands guest, Miss J u a n ita P a rk e r of P o rt tle spent the week end at the home getting cheap and economical pow i throughout the country. H e says, land. motored to Redm ond Monday, o f Mrs. Mayes' parents. M r FLO UR— and er out o f Illinois' 308.000 horses and " I t Is my hope that these concerts retu rn in g Tuesday M rs. H agen vis A ffilia te d Buyer«, 24'k-lb. KlU-hen Queen F lo u r— w ill help to develop musical In te r ited her b ro ther-in-law , P H Hle- Mrs. G W M c F a rla n d They were mule« this season, but soma In e i •uuk »sc 49-11,. .a c k »1.29 accompanied back to Eugene by est as well as provide entertaln- cel. perleuced drivers have worried that m ent for the people of Cottage M rs Mayes' son D a rre l. Convoy. 49'4-lb. a u k 81.30 I'e e t* W ashing Powder, I Dodge and P ly m o u th oars a t M c Q uaker Spaghetti, M iu a ru id John Massey o f London and M r. it would take a lot of time to hitch Grove." t pkg«. ................ l ( a Coy’s Gurage. 80 8. 7th. JneiOtf The follow ing numbers, subject to and M m Fred Fleck of D orena a t up end unhitch the teams and Noodle«, p k g . ______ L-. fc B acon S q u a res Golden W est C uflee. 1b. 1 2 c M r. und Mrs. M M Hanford of tended the O glesby-G rant reunion w '" '?• the f,r<r An average of a minute was «N | Cream o f W heat, p k g . _____ 21c 1-lb. c an ____________ SSo 1 <TMm Youth and Progress Beaum ont. Cal., were here Tuesday at P h ilom ath Sunday. W . A. H O G A T E G R O C E R Y ib« total time It took to hitch UP I (m a rc h ), K . L. K in g ; "The A d m lr- and looked a t the W illia m Reck F A R M E R S U N IO N M r and Mrs. E d C haloupka of i and unhitch a hors* In blg-team out a!" (o v e rtu re ), E d w ard Russell; PORK ST E A K place east of the city. Metolius visited friends here Tues M ystic N ig h t" (w a ltz ), K. L. K in g ; tits entered In two plowring contest» Paul Pieper, d istrict forest rang day and Wednesday. BA BY BEEF STEA K T h a r* were 17 teams ranging In six* "The Kansas Bandsm an" i m arch), er a t I .ay ng creek station, has pur B u tte rh o rn s B u tte r W ra p p e rs T he E lb e rt S m ith fa m ily and Miss K . L. K in g , "O p eratic M ingle" chased the I I . R , G odard property D orothy Lee spent Wednesday at 'root five to eight horses and In (o v e rtu re ). E W. B erry; "The Best on south Sixth street and the fa m W inchester bay. 3 f o r 10c M U T T O N STEA K cluding a total o f 110 horses. The Loved Southern 90c Melodies." Al ily w ill m ake th e ir home here d u r Mies Desele H a rm s left M onday average tim e o f bitching to the Hayes; "T he D rum m er's D e lig h t” ) ing the school year. for one hundred ( a snappy, flashy d ru m novelty), for Portland to spend several days N o. 7 STEA K G enuine N a tio n al, Union and a t the home of a b rother. H . H . ) plows was jpt seconds a horse and Steve E d w ard s; "T he Blushing Second hundred 25c (he average time of unhitching was Cunningham radio tubes a t R adio H arm s. Rose" (serenade), Charles L. John Down by the Bridge Cottage Grove Sentinel R a y ’». Jlyl4c -'2 seconds a horse. son; "V a lia n t Youth" (m a rc h ), K. M r. and M rs. F. D. H ow s of P o rt- ’ C o ffe e lb . 2 3 c M r. and Mrs. C. F. F lo w e r of Tim e was counted from tha tim e L. K in g land and dau gh ter B a tty Jane re- j Hunnyxlde, Wush . returner] home m i l ' H H IG V A L U E turned home H aturday a fte r spend- ‘ (he driver started to drive bis team W ednesday a fte r spending several Ing tw o weeks a t the home of a I Into position at the plow until be D IV ID E days at the home of a sleter of M r sister of M r. Howe. Mrs. July 12. Charles M ille r visited K K started plowing. At the close of Flow er. Mrs. N. E. Glass. one day last week w ith George Milts. T h e experience of tlre-uaera - W h y buy any the contest, tim e was counted from FREE DELIVERY E lite Rede le spending several Thomas, who la In a Eugene hos le th a t G oodyear T ir e * give M r and M rs. K K M ill* and son days at W oodard s camp w ith M a r Robert spent the week end at N e w the time the driver stopped the pital w ith a broken hip. M r. Tho m greatest value a t every price— second-choice tire jorie W oodard. plow until he started away from the as' condition ls still serious. ALL DAY A N Y TIME every year th e p u b lic b uy* port G. J M en th w ill b ring the Bend H a ll * Johnston. Read E s ta te , plow with tils team ready to go to 'w h e n a' . M IL L IO N S m o re Goodyears F or Q u a lity M eut. Rev. M. A. Grove« spoke at a pro baseball team to Eugene Sunday Lo an s, S u re In s u ra n c e . P h o n « 58. th a n a n y o th e r m a k e . T h a t's hibition ra lly T h u rsd ay evening of the barn. Mrs. M enth w ill accom pany him a p re tty d e fin ite in d ic a tio n of M rs M a rth a M arsh of E lm ira and last week at W en dllng FRED A N D E R SO N , Prop. Five-horse teams were hitched up and w ill spend the day here w ith sup erio r value. M rs. M a rv in H arp o le and chlldrsn M rs. H. H. H a rm s and Miss Doro in two to three minutes, alx-borse her m other. M rs. Rodney M elvin. o f W a lk e r spent Wednesday at ths thy Robinson of P o rtla n d «pent the M rs. M a ry D a lla g u a rd l and aon home of M r. und M rs Ham W a rre n week end at the home of a slater teams In from three to five minutes, E llis visited relatives In Dunsm uir, coifs no M r. and Mrs. L. M H a n e y left o f Mrs. H a rm *. M rs. O. E. Wood- and elgbt-borae teams In from four M t. Shasta and H U tz, Cal., laat to seven minutes for the team The 'm o re ? G O O D TR UC K VALUES alls and adenoids Tuesday morning. T hu reday for Eugene to spend the son. week. z' ' H e le recovering satisfactorily. teams were unhitched at the rate of week end at the home of a son, M r. and M rs. A. C. Thom as of T he W . U W ilson fam ily , Mrs. G len Haney. We have Juet exactly w hat you 1927.. Chevrolet .. $75.00 E m alln e W ilson and M rs Mabel one to three minutes for tlx horse Bell, Cal., spent one day w ith M r. need In the line of cooking dishes Axes, Flies, Bolts, a t T w in Oaks Dixon spent the week end at N e w teams, and two minutes. 30 seconds Thom as’ sister. M rs. Rodney M el 1929.. Chevrolet .. $225.00 E v e ryth in g fro m N a tio n al pressure L u m b e r Co. J ly ltc port. M rs. E m a lln e W ilson and to four minutes for eight-horse vin. T hey w ill go to P o rtland and cookers to preserving kettles. I .ow 1930.. Chevrolet ..$300.00 M r. and M rs O. W Hplss, who Mrs. D ixon rem ained to spend tw o teams. T he rem arkable uniform ity re tu rn la te r fo r a longer visit. M r and M rs F ra n k B radford es' prices In history Come In and lecen tly moved here fro m Richland weeks. M rs Bonnie P e rln l and ohildren of speed attained by the 17 men tn and foot children and M rs. M see them. G rab er-O ettvs hardw are. and are operating the Red visited F rid a y w ith Mrs. Grace Line M r and M rs. H . T Jorgensen of SEVERAL USED CAR Wood of Yoncalla and Rev. Iverson Mrs M V W eldon and d aughter Hhoe shop, have moved Into the O akland. C a l, M rs M ln a rd W icks dlcates that moat drivers could do Clow in Cottage Grove. and M r and M rs Ih-nn M vn zrl of Lois left recently B illie Footer of L a th a m and Miss for Pasadena, H a rry H a rt house on south Sixth of Raym ond. W ash., and M r and as well. BARGAINS WITH thia city spent Sunday of last week C a l. to visit M r. W eldon, who Is street N e llie C hapm an spent Sunday at M rs Tom I-avrldsen o f Longm ont, Big-team users have repeatedly the T om W illia m s home a t Hebron. at the R I I M anbeuk home on Lo employed there T hey w ill return M i. and M rs. W a rd Lundy and C o lo , were visitors the past week said that the time of bitching and rane route. Mrs. Sarah M ontgom ery o fS u n - “An 0 . K. That Counts” Tuesday. chlldrsn of G ervais spent Sunday at the H. J. Jorgensen home. M rs. unhitching doea not worry them at nydale spent a w eek w ith a niece. M rs H arold B aldw in and son M rs Clyde Roberta and children at the home of an uncle of M r. i I-avrldsen is a sister of Mrs. J o r M rs. M. J. P e rlnl. all. The larger the number of T o m of P rin e v ille a rrived S aturday H lew art and H elen are visiting In Lundy. L. M H aney gensen and M rs W icks and H T M r. and M rs. P aris and fa m ily of to visit at the h<mie of a sleter of Aberdeen. Wash., w ith M r» Rob horses In their teams, tha more work Hctoofleld S te w a rt fo r good p lu m b *,r; riCh' “lr ,‘ n ° f “ r ,n d C O T T A G E GROVE V a n Nuys, Cal., have taken a cabin M rs B aldw in. M rs I! «' W i l l s erts' parents. Ing. they can get done a day. uizatf at Shady Brook auto camp fo r the F o r Dodge T ru ck s eee McCoy's D a v e n p o r t fo r F u r n itu r e . W e |,uv. MOTOR C O . summer. G arage, »0 8. 7th. JniOtf aell an d ex ch a n g e . D E IJ G IIT V A L L E Y . tfo T h e Chapm an brothers have add M C. H lckanb otto m le ft H a tu r July 12.— M r. and M rs. F . N agel ed a num ber of men to th e ir m ill M rs H L Buell o f F alls C ity Is Servies day fo r Lucky Boy scout cam p on visiting at the home of a daughter, and daughter E rm a o f Hynes, Cal., crew. ( called at the A im e r H u n t home ths M cKenxls, where he w ill be an Mrs A lb ert W oodard M r. and M rs. S ta rm e r of Eugene In s tru c to r fo r three weeks Wednesday, while on th e ir way to Everything Is In favor of farmers were guests a t the Rodney M elvin M rs J K e rm it B rnndeberry of Jack M aulding, Prop. ’ St. Helens M r. and M rs George M atthew s Corvallis le ft Sunday for Albany to rnuklng money raising coltaon cheap home Sunday. Mrs. M A. H o rn returned S a tu r left Tuesday for E lk lake to attend Join her huehand a fte r spending About 75 friends and neighbors feed during the next few years. In day from several days spent in the rem aind er of the week w ith several weeks at the home of her the opinion of E T. Robbins, live gathered M onday n ig ht a t the home P o rtland and Camas, Wash frlende fro m P o rtland of M r. and M rs. A lv in M cG arvln parent». M r and M rs. I I B Griggs AEPOBT OF COTOITIOM OT T B S FIKST h'ATIOMAL BAKK OF OOTTAOB stock extension specialist of the col and gave them a c h arivari. A fte r M arlon B a k e r of M arysville, Cal., 80 foot hoee. 13 80 at T w in Gaka OSOVZ, I » THE STATE OF O&EQOH. AT THB CLOSE Onlv firs t grade tubes are sold visited S aturday and Sunday o f last lege of agriculture. University of treats of candy and cigars there I.u m b e r Co. J ly lt c by R adio Ray. OF B U SIN E SS ON JU N E 30, 1933. jly llc week at the A im e r H u n t home was dancing till m orning. Illinois. H aro ld Hw artx apent Tuesday In M rs. G othard and dau gh ter F r a n . . . . Miss T h e lm a Kem le ft Thursday M r. and M rs. A lv in Moore, who The number of burses Is getting I . Loan« and dlseoant«______ _ A SSETS ___ ____ ___ C o rvallis Ils was accompanied to fo r Eugene, where she w ill be em $ 1 7 8,912.08 cis returned to th e ir home In P o rt were recently m arried have taken >. OTtrdra/ta .................................. ............. ~ .... ~ 2 * ____ Eugene by his w ife, who spent the ployed In the H smaller, price» of horses are going 9.99 land M onday having visited «Ince Gordon Dress a house near Shady Brook. 3. U nited a t s U i O ovsnunsnt «ecuri’tU s o « » d ’Z Z 1 2 _ _ J Z Z _ ._ J _ _ 115,555.18 day w ith his parents. M r und Mrs shop. II' you haven’t tried Senti Wednesday at the M A H o rn up. and there Is no chance of In . u boDd*- «tooks, so d aecortties o w n e d _____________________ Scott Squires o f Cottage Grove 141,315.62 H A Hwartx. home. 8. B anking house. »13.000.0 0 ; ru rn ltore and fixture«. » 3 .500.00 nel classified ada, here is creasing the number In a hurry, he spent the w eek end a t the H a rr y Miss D o ro th y L’m phrey left W ed 16,500.00 OWIlbd other aU-— ----- I i1**1 own»d th io k b ---a-a----a an klnf hoaM M rs George H e w itt and d augh nesday fo r Beaverton to spend a T his com m unity was well repre explained. M cD ole home. 4,397.64 the chance to do so at ®- Keaerve with Federal Keaerve Baak sented at the W aJker union 8un- ter Janice of C orvallis and M is week at the home of H a rr ie tt W ise 2 2 ,213.23 M rs. C a rl B u rk e tt entertained — L.aah aad due from banks . T here are only shout UU.Otk) colts 72.933.70 little eoat. I f you have, H e w itt’s parents. M r and M rs I I man. a fo rm e r resident | day school picnic held by the riv e r »nd other cneh item« ___________________________ w ith a lawn p a rty in honor of a J?- ,, _ --------------------------- 866.11 under one year of age In the state niece. Mrs. A lv in M oore, a recent 11 R -tsm p tion fund with V. 8. T ressu rsr sa d das from U. 8. T n a sa ra i B Breedlove, atient the F o u rth of at the R alph Sears ranch Sunday. here Ls a chance to do so 1,875.00 W o, fin g er wave. M e. The Beauty T he Lee N ixon and E. J. Sears If conditions In Shelby county can be bride. M rs. M oore received m any ; July holidays at Bend w ith another total --------------- Nook. K em building. Phono 70. again. fam ilies and M r and M rs. H arold d au g h ter of M r and M rs Breed taken a t typical, and Robbins aaya gifts. Ice cream and cake w ere ” — ..... 8554,079.8® Miss M arg a re t D eck of C arlton W o lfa rd and son of Eugene m otor love. M rs. W illia m C arr. For next week’s issue of XalABIZalYIZS In that county there served. Guests w ere Mesdame-s M. W ednesday a fte r ed to the C. C. C cam p up Brice they can. A lw a y s D enuuul F o n d ly l^ ta f returned home J. P e rin i, R. M elvin . Bonnie P e rin i. ! ,s - C ireulatiag notes ou u tsn d in g w ere only four colts under a year of The Sentinel, a classified $ 37,500.00 creek Sunday B re a d M o d s by C ity lto k e r « . U c spending several weeks at the C. E W . E. B u rk e tt, V . K. P e rin i, John }■ d<‘Po»h« —- - 2 0 8 ,070.91 v m p h re y home M rs. Oscar Jackson spent Tues age In 100 horse* that wers entered Tonole. ud of any length up to Gua Berglund. M osta- “ ,-— ......— -“"7— ....... - r r ......... — — — --------------- ---- 2 8 7 ,0 8 1 .1 0 lu i i u i c . u uH D tr K iu n a , r Pete 'e te M OSta- i g lx, . X?.?? v. L . ..7177— ...................... ------------- — --- ----- day at her home, h avin g apent the In the college'* project to control chetti. Steve Tonole, G lenn Koon. la {7 p iu i ¿ “o u j l " ’ cenifipd and cheek . o u teU n d b if .... 518.99 M r. and Mrs. V ic to r K em of T o three lines, or 1H words, past two weeks w ith a son Dean In horse purasltea. ledo. fo rm e r residents, spent the £ n n B ^ - n ZandJ M ^ hM m m ? H « ? & ° ." M 0° ° ° AGRICULTURAL LIME w ill be accepted at 30c fo r Eugene Dean la recovering satis week end nt the home o f M r Kem'« T w ice a t many colts may be fac to rily fro m an appendicitis op parents. M r and M rs O M Kem driMCrk.S° np ; CereS c h e t t i was stir- , Pr°n ‘ ™ ’ " = = = three insertions, which is F in e ly ground. In sugar sack*, raised In order to check the steady eration. R adio sales and service see Leu par ton. 84.00. and 3c each a l equivalent to 10c fo r each M r. and Mrs. Lee N ixo n were decline In number o f horses, which prised by a visit o f her five daugh- 8U U ol « » » n t ----------------------------------------- ----- » 5 5 4,079.85 Nichols nt T w in O aks Lum ber lowed when sacks are returned d in n er guests o f M r. and M rs Paul has been progressing for more than inaertion. Any additional Co. Jlyltc M organ in Eugene Tuesday eve OalcMa P o u ltry Grits a dozen years. Robbins said. At the inaertions ut 10c the inser E lm e r F ran s of P ortland, a fo r ning. ??” ' F ra n k Guggisberg, M rs. Logan „ v__ . . . . T. C. WHEELER, Cashlsr C hick and pullat sloe, ton ... 86.00 m er resident, spent the week end tion. For additional words Mrs. George H o pkins and m other present time there are only 742.000 M ille r and Miss E velyn were pres- Subscribed aad sworn to bsfors ms thia Han and tu rke y alas, ton - 88.00 Corrset— A ttsat: at the home o f M r and M rs Rob horses on fa rm * of the state, or of Eugene visited a t the Oeorge e n L 13,h d» r ol J “>r. t o s s - over 18. one cent fo r three HERBERT EAKIN. ert Stacy. BUdtkatlr Mute». Blickhuttr. Ore H o hm an home M onday forenoon. 57 per cent as many a* 12 years M r. and M rs. H a r r y M cD ole and HERBI'R T ! k ? ^ '^ , h i - N. W. W HITE. insertions. L ittle Beverly and D ic k ie Hopkins ago, he reported. Miss D orothy S te w a rt returned WORTH HARVEY, aon R alp h spent Sunday a t the i My commission expires 11-7-33 returned home w ith them , having Saturday fro m spending several Director«. Thin special is fo r the com home o f John P e rin i on R o w river. spent the post week a t the H o h Leo G Usinger and Charles Os- r; D r and Mrs. C. H K lm e. M r. and weeks In W ashington v isitin g reta ing week only, and' fo r il vex. man home. man o f Edgewood. 111., spent sever- M rs. M rrv llle V ra tc h and son al days this w eek a t the home of G re a t S in ger Stricken Mre. N o rris of A lb erta. Canada, copy submitted before 5 p R e d R ose B u tte r . lo e C rw u ii. A ak M in c e d O a th s Douglas. M r. and M rs H. It. Veatch There are about rt.300.000 farm» visited at the M D Nichols home tfo an uncle of M r. G llsinger. W . E. Enrico Caruso, famous opera and M r and M rs. W ilb u r Hpray anil fu r IL 0 . G. C ream ery. h i . Wednesday. The Oxford English dictionary In the United State*. O f this num M onday and Tuesday B u rk e tt. singer, was singing In the opera saya that the word “drat” son R ichard apent the week end at Miss Elsie Jacobsen returned F r i a The E d w ard s fa m ily o f Lorane her 2,520.000 carry mortgages The the K lm e sum m er home at Lun d- day fro m spending a year In Los Mrs. W. E. Burkett is spending j “Pagliacci,” playing the role of minced form of oath, 'od rot, mean I visited a t the L. M H a n k in s home ‘"casualties" among farm ers are p ark. Angeles at the H. C. Fugl home. f ‘ nI° ( P a n e l l o ) , when. Just a . ing God ro t This is one o f the , Sunday. high, especially In the last few lng the Free M ethodist ten t m eet T he W illia m Z lm m e rly fam ily Mrs. R u th It H e rm a n of H o lly M arie N ixo n o f Cottage Grove Is the opera began he noticed the several so-called A lb ert E d w a rd P a rtin wa» m a r minced oaths ings. and M r and Mrs. W a lle r Crabb re wood. C a l. returned home Sunday ried June 22 to Isabelle M ulcare at I assisting w ith the w o rk at the H. years. It Is estimated that 220.500 welling of blood In his throat He which were common in England turned the la tte r part o f last week a fte r spending a week nt the home the Free M e th o d tit church Eugene B u rk e tt is in K la m a th w ith [ R ydell home on account o f the 111- farm owners become renters yearly, tried to go on, mopping the blood several hundred yeara ago. taken fro m an outing on the M etolius " f her parents. M r and Mrs. Elbert Rev R W . H o w e l l and today one of every alx farmers F alls v isitin g friends. o ffic ia tin g . , ness o f M rs. Rvdell. riv e r. i Rede from time to time, but finally had from the crucifixion of Christ. Oth T h e y are m a k in g th e ir home here. Mias R u th R ydell le ft for her haa been demoted to the rank of R adio tube prices were never so to leave the stage. He had burst er typical ones are sounds, mean- W hen vou need to be fitte d in a Rev and Mr». M A. Grove« left home at W illa m in a S aturday, hav renter The average farm measures low and mav never be so low new com blnette. girdle or braeelere T hu reday for S u ttle lake to attend , ing a blood vessel In the back of the 1 lug God's wounds; 'od'e blood, . visited several days at the home 100 acres, and the average mort again Huv now fro m R adio Roy c be »ure vou call at the Sm art Shop. the ann ual E p w o rth League l n « t l - ! of * brother, H . R ydell. throat, and he never recovered, al meaning God’s blood, and gadzooka, gage on a farm la about 87 an acre. W a y n e Veatch of San Francisco, N o line better than the Venue. tute. Rev. Groves w ill teach the Several hiked to the falls east of though he did not die for some time meaning God's hooka, L a nails W ith an Increase In the price of a fo rm e r resident, spent Tuesday at l-ate»t HtyleM, beet m aterial«, well class In general and flre t d ep a rt the C H. H a ig h t ranch Sunday and afterward. used to fasten Jesus to the cross. the home of E llio tt Vinson, w hile made and »hoped Price» can't be m ent methods O thers going fro m ate picnic dinner. Those attend ing farm produce the gap between own on his way to Halsey to visit his beat Bills allowed this m onth by the —Exchange. Jlyl4c here were Julian M ille r and P h ylll» were M r and Mrs. Lionel H aig h t. ersbip and tenantry «rill be bridged city council w ere few e r than usual parents, M r. and M rs C u rtis Monson Gwendolyn H a ig h t. E lta Hohm an. for many farmers. Spider« Play Poaaum M r. and Mr«. E lb e rt Rede left Vaatch. and w ere as follow s: Band rehearaaU every M onday H a rrie t Nichols. Frances G othard One noticeable characteristic of T hu r»dav to »pend the rem ainder Recorder, m is c e lla n e o u s ___ 8 8.50 J e rry Breese of P rin e v ille spent o f the week In Corvallis, W aldport nlghL (P o rtla n d ), L yle Jackson and C. H. V alue o f Nuta in D ie t G raher-O ettya. misc 8.29 a great many species of spiders Is Tuesday at the home of a cousin. H a ig h t, who acted as guide. D r. C. E. F ro st, s a l a r y _____ 10.00 their habit of playing possum to Most o f the edible nuts have bean O. V. Breese H e was accompanied convention of th i*O rl'g o n fit«?"EM I- m a t i n g o f ^’h e ^ h r l e t t a n 'E k Y * * * A group o f young folks surprised Oregon hop growers, who have M tn . States Pow er C o . _____ 232.80 distract the attention of their en found rich In starches, fats, proteins home by K e ith and L a V e rn e Breese ..................... 1 ^ ‘h e V h r l i u a ^ r t i u r c h P h yllis Johnaon Tuesday evening H W . Lom bard, salary ____ 20.00 who w ill visit there fo r some tim e emies. When disturbed they will and vitamin B. w ith a p arty, the occasion being found their crops attacked for the C. G .-Eugene T ra n s fe r, clean E lb e rt O ttln g u r o f Roseburg young people would have charge of her b lrth d av anniversary. T h e eve last three years by the devastating drop and frequently remain mo- Mod Hoar Buttsir, toe Cream. Aak »pent the week at the home of up — 21.25 church services one evening each ning was spent playing games and plant disease, downy mildew, ex Palace Cafe, m e a ls ________ for IL t). O. Cream ery. tfc sister. M r«. W . I. M ill» 3.15 ttonless for many minutes. month. refreshm ents were served a t a late pect that the disease w ill be brought Sentinel, ptg. and p u b ._____ 12.14 M rs. Qeorge H e w itt and d au gh ter M ita Doris O ckey of M ultnom ah hour. Those present w ere E athel under control by the work of plant M otor In n Service S tat.. gas 5-3. cigare, Pihaoon, cardo, refined 1.00 WE HAVE EVERYTHING Janice o f Corvallis returned home fun fo r men. T he I'asU ine. LATHAM . JSOtfc county and New ton C. Allen o f Jones, Leta W a lk le y, G race H o h F ire d e p a r tm e n t___________ 22.00 W ednesday a fte r spending several man, K a th e rin e W rig h t, DonsUd breeders who are developing vari June 12.— Ilen e T ru n n eli returned i tsx.a,«.i^. . v Lane county w ere m arried by Rev days w ith Mrs. H e w itt's parents. ^ T ^ he í „ Ballew YOU NEED, BUT NOT N ixon, John Hohm an. O rv a l W h ite, etles resistant to the disease, and ,nb,u<5,d‘ ,h¿ e" , u M onday fro m a visit o f a week w ith Hontea o f Boxwood T ree M r. and M rs. II . B. Breedlove. Thev Russel Jones and Floyd W a lk le y. ) relatives in Salem. by control methods auch aa spray- , , coo(t B, Woodard>, , n<J , h# w are accompanied by M rs Leslie tiuo ncii building. Boxwood trees are native to In- Ing and dusting, now being worked M re. John T ru n n el. w ho had a i EVERYTHING YOU WANT Booth and son Bobby, who spent Underwood T y p e w rite r 820. 8an- dia and Africa. Donald U m phrey suffered u rnln- couPlp w ill m ake th e ir home there. I m a jo r operation last week in a E u - 1 o u t The work against the disease the rem aind er o f th e week w ith ih e ‘njJUH r ^ n m i , * ^ 1 * eni Pl0ye<1o,' T he d rv organlaatlone of the city linei. gene hospital, is recovering satis- them . Is being done Jointly by the United F i „ h i i/i.^ p h a ,n b ” * 8 °.n w ln 'no‘' , o ' 10 o'clock next F rid a y j factorily. States Departm ent of Agriculture Ight stitches were required to I m orning at the M ethodist church B illy H e lllw e ll underw ent nn op- H . C. K uehner, c o u n t y club f ration for the rem oval o f h it ton- rl,,Mr » «awh o n th e b e a d and the Oregon State Agricultural B u y er W a n ts P rin te r fo r an hour of prayer. agent, and S. T. Rose, local leader, ! college. , inspected the projects o f the g a r - ! QUALITY MARKET Quick Hitchup of Big-Team Outfits 1 Average of One Minute Total Time Required in Plowing Contest«. NEXT WEEK IS ANNOUNCED Week End Specials \\ atch Space Each W eek for Specials O ttered bv V arious S tores of the City. S w ift’s P re m iu m Bacon Pork Roasts Beef Roasts 13s Veut Roasts LB. Olives Pickles c The Gray Goose Grove Hardware 15- OCheese PIN T 15 LB. Call City Bakery 46 C O O D r A 'E A H Chance for Profit in the Raising of Colts 3 Lines 3 Times 3 Dim es Many Farmers Lose Land la COUNCIL Fighting Hop Disease S m ith -S h o rt G r o c e r y —Phone 153— G o v e rn m e n t F lo u r a n d C erea l T a x is n o w o ff"! Get Pig-Raising Pointers N O T H IN G FINER IN HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS on b u t o u r p re s e n t Saturday G rocery Savings P arow ax C e r t o ......................... P im en to s Milk 25c pkg. 9c b o ttle 25c 2 ja rs 15c I can s 25c T he H O T E L M ULTNOM AH C o rn S tarch 2 pkgs. 15c G ra p e F ru it 2 can s 29c Full qt. Salad D ressin g 29c V inegar B est G rad e gal. 25c 10 lbs. N ew S puds ........25c Deaetea Cerrectaeaa la Portland*» largest hotel, located only J blocks from the lesdlng b a n k » e n d •tores, yet out of the noisy traffic. New modern fund- ture, new equipment, new decorations. . . Excellent dining room, cafeteria aad coffee »hop. Popular prtoea Garage across tha a tra a ti attendants at tha door . • . Lobby pipe organ conoast every evening. ---------- «A T « H O M ----------- 31.1» D ITACHED »ATM t».S* WITH IATH FREE SHOW TICKETS W e a re g iv in g F r e e A rc a d e T h e a te r sh o w tic k e ts th is w e e k on L a u n d r y S o a p , T o ile t S o a p , W a s h in g P o w d e r, C a k e F l o u r a n d o t h e r g r o c e r ie s . S e e O u r W in d o w s . den club members Tuesday. The farmer whose spring plga are uneven, u n th rifty , and undersized at that tim e of year should visit the nearest farm er he can find In his community who Is practicing sanitary management for the p re ventlon of diseases and parasites. He should look at thia farmer's pigs comparing them with h it own This comparison w ill Indicate to him that there la a better method o f producing pork than the one he Is using. He should talk with the owner o f these uniform, th rifty , well grown pigs and find out how he can elim inate the hazard* of diseases I and parasites, and how he can get more pork from lea* feed.— Hoard's Dairym an. s t o c k is t a x f r e e b u t w e ’ll b e c o m p e l le d t o a d d t h e t a x a s w e r e p u r c h ase . Y o u s h o u ld b u y a lib e r a l s u p p ly o f f lo u r a n d a ll c e re a ls — NOW . 6 doz. D ouble Lip J a r R ings T o M ake P ro fit Short’s Second Hand Store The expression '•put two and two together" moan* that the correct- nea* of a conclusion la baaed upon the Joining together of the known el ements that constitute the reason for ranching the conclusion. Just aa certainly aa the arithmetical addi tion of two and two make* the turn of four. Heroism HOTEL M U L T N C M A ti f O I T l A H » , O il (O N In a truly heroic Ufe there la no peradvonture. It la always doing or dying.—Hitchcock. L o w ly B o rn E m p re e * Catherine, the wife of Peter the Great, Ruselan emperor, was the daughter of a peasant tL e e's Summit (M o.) Journal.) "A buyer asked a p rin te r for a quotation on some p rin tin g , and the p rin te r quoted 852," ran an Item in a w eekly le tte r sent out by W . A. Meks. m anager of the T yp othetae o f P h iladelphia, Inc. "The buyer asked: Can you m ake a p ro fit at th a t figure?' T he p rin te r answ ered; 'No. I can't m ake m y actu al cost a t th a t figure.' T h e buyer said: ‘W e ll, m ake the price 861.50.’ The w rite r alm ost fainted. This was som ething new. “T he b uyer continued: ' I am firm ly convinced th a t business w ill never be w h a t it should be u n til every le g itim a te firm Is m a k in g a p ro fit on Its sales. I have made up m y m ind that I w ill do no more chiseling. I f the other fellow makes a p ro fit in his business he can a ffo rd to buy more goods fro m m e —and pay for them . F ro m now on I expect those fro m w hom I buy to make a p ro fit. T h a t is m y w ay of helping b ring back prosperity.’ "T his experience ac tu a lly hap pened to one o f the members of the T yp othetae o f Philadelphia. T he only th in g th a t has been changed ls the figures, but the d ifference in the prices quoted above Is exactly the same per centage of d ifference as in the o riginal figures. Is this man »ane? Is he th in k in g rig ht? You can buy and sell at low er than cost prices, but then even the b uyer can only hope fo r & tem porary gain. E v e n tu a lly his act w ll] come back to him , because somehow 'chickens w ill come home to roost’." NOW O PEN FO R B U S IN E S S Red Line Shoe Shop FINE SHOE REPAIRING W e a ls o r e p a i r y o u r H a r n e s s . 714 E. MAIN STREET Screen Wire..Fly Spray Twin Oaks Lumber Co. Phone 100 Cottage Grove, Ore.
