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Memb«r« of plonwr fanuli««
.hould protest a r«c«nt asp.r«lon
e«st by th« O t.gon U n upon «srly
ss t tiers of th« «tat«. In fact, any
per«on proud of th« sta te s p ton or
background
ahould
ramonatrat«
with th« Or»gonlan for It« unfair
leferenc# to thoot g tan J man tnu
wom>n who cam« hai* to earva
out a commonwealth. Th« Orsgv
man, in commenting upon th«
«tat«'« diamond Jubilee, »aid:
U U on« of O .v
« g g o v n il.
« pohuoal
politic*.
leaoaia of th« y«ar 130» tn« y«at
Oregon waa adiuiu«d to th« union i
- c o u l d Pa plough!
to
’ Pack today,
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p a r t ic ip a i«
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Your Choice
Pre»plr|ng Cottage Grove golfer»
play every day In their »hlrt
sleeves Who’s kicking about the
winter?
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Typewriter
Sentinel.
AND TIES
Made by Buster Brown
ON SALE
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PH O N E
S t 0 u K • a r aooiviou
Addition
to Collag«
stouffer
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»Xmoxswow«« - « V .» m i l n 1 1 1 « t h « H C C
Oregon,
and running thane»
bm,t ga.1 feat to u ‘* " • • ‘•’riv
U ) '»*«xteuded* North 1« *» d«gr«««
a Soulh«a»i»ily
Jlratftlon U i j a f.« t to th..N orlh-
aaat corner of Lot No. T
l
of aatd Block No. tw o t .
Weat W.T f««t to tha S u u U le a a l
corner of Lot No. m»v«n t i l l ,
¿¡£ncJ North
(aet to th» p la c e
o{ beginning, in iiactlon 23, lw p .
ju south Hang« 3 W««t m Lana
Co“^ ' r ^ e l v a d
and «ale
(u lha law oxn.c
of Herbert W. Lombard. Flr»t N*
Uonal Bang
Building. L'ottage
Uiova. Lana County. Slate of O e
ng upon
z r «,in ,
c o n ta in
Brewer»' dried gr»tn. contain
from 22 to 25 per cent protein. The
fat content 1» about 7 per cent and
the fiber »bout 13 per cent.
Several other products from th«*«e
allied Industries often are
aratlaMe In the form of malt
iprout>^
majt jrrains and yea*t
T,nagar gralna.
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lO v v h e r r S s e p e p u H Td
is o t-a r t
COTTAGE GROVE,OREGON
5 3
F e b . 2 3 -2 4 -2 6 -2 7 -2 8
/^ca/ iMo/tey Saving ! rnines
C R A C K ER S
S H O R T E N IN G
Delieiutu
Uralituus or Wafers
Crescent or Pennant
2-lb. b o x . . . 25c
2
boxes for
8-lb. pail . . 65c
47o
T O M A T O E S — Solid Back No. 2 | cans
Y o u r last c h a n c e .................. each 10c
S N O W D R IF T
3-lb. can . . . 42c
PEANUT BUTTER
2-lb. jar . . . 22c
49-lb.sack $1.59
D e lic io u s F lou r
E v e ry S ack G u a ra n te e d
Tomato Hot Sauce
TOMATO JUICE
Campbell's 12ty-oi. can«
6 ca n s . . . .
E a c h ............... 5 c
25c
,
Par Coffee
of the Interior, gen-
oJfice >t KoMburg. Ora,
D e p a r tm e n t
February x» XF34
Notice is hereby
given
thai
Anama» Land of
serial No. olu<25,
fo'r^SW^M SWS* section B, town-
gbi
3. range 2 W., W illamette
meridian, haa filed notice of inten-
Uon to n » ^ . final U W -F ja r
proof,
- - to establish claim to the
land above described, before E. O.
Immel, U. 3.
Em
on Commissioner,
Uje 3rd day of at AprU
Vacuum T in s
M O P S T IC K S
Extra Special! Each lOc
3 lbs. 65c
BAKING POWDER
CUbbvr tiirl
10-oz. can . . . 5c
O ther Crops Are Short tS£u’
/-’ I .
. ,
.
Claimant
names as witnesses:
Producers of clover seed will meet
Flack> i t ay McCargar. Verlin
_
with little competition from Eu- Ward> w arren Kelly, all of Do-
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I n a e s l» «
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ropeao
producers this year.
In spite
rena. Ore.
HAMILL A. CANADAY.
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Sn>a!l domestic crops.
Sunolles
HAA
.
Supplies
f22-ni22 Commissioner or H eg U tr.
In Europe are »mailer than usual.
The
seed
in e red
reo clover
c
-reo crop
c
r la Just u two p
- r. gutt«r ro lla -T h e, Sen tin el
thirds as large • • last y e a r s Alslke
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kosm
r n d n r f o n I Is
s 3 30
0 tw
*r C
€D t b
e lo w
1
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seed I n production
per
cent
below
average, and the sweet clover seed
2 to lbs. m acaroni--------------- l#c
crop Is one-fifth leas than that of
4 lba. Idaho sm all white
beans f o r -------------------- -— 18c
laK year which waa the amaleat in
Kellogg's corn flakes. 3 pk. 33c
£en
urougnr ano
sin -
ten yeara Drought
and not
hot sr
weath-
We carry M cKe«a Cake.'
, r »hlch curtailed the production
UDGATK UBOCKBY HTUHE
o(- dover
he|ped t0 increase
Although
-
» ®«»»
“ ‘■r« ' “ l” ‘ ^ r-
alfalfa see
seed yield» thia i year were
alfalfa
Oroeerioa. Food am
near normal. The carryover la the
Good«
OswoUn« and OU
•maileat In recent years.
R ALPH W. WARD
AS Woodson's Auto Camo on
Demand for Horses
N orth N inth Rtraet
Receipts of horsea and male* at
pab[ic stock yards were 221.142 for
lhe flr>t elgh, montha of 1933, aa
We now have Complete Service
wJth i n „ w for the same
for Ga» Gauge». Liquid and
)n
a]n)ogt #
cenl
overtaken atm
Klectric, exclusively.
ply. aaya A t . Harvey of the an mal
husbandry division. University farm,
St Paul. Dealers are scouring the
whole country buying up all the
horses and mules that farmers ar«
willing to sell.
Foals, yearlings.
an(j two-year olds are espeelally In
demand, and Allies bring more than
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.* The 1930
geldings
of , equal
m erit
« nroa .howed that Ml out of each
orc-rated
entlrelv
100 ¡arms
farms »ere
were opera
operated
tea entirely
with horse» or m ules
The
A gricultural Rakings
New York's estimated potato crop
la »bout one-fourth less than that
of laat year.
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BACKACHE and KIDNEYS
Mn Lillltn Georse of
Ml N. Graham S t, Port-
land. Ore»., aaysf "Dr.
•
Florida— Broken Segment»
25c
N o . 2 c a n . . . 10c
S G 4 P SP E C IA L S
P e e t’s W ashing Pow der
40 oz. pkg.
...2 fo r 3 5 c
RinSO large package
...each 1 9 c
Citrus large package
...3 fo r 3 9 c
T H E P IC T U R E SH O P
Palmolive Soap
...6 bars 25c
P & G Soap
...10 bars 2 5 c
Crystal White
...10 bars 25c
H o b b s B a tte r ie s
Batteries-Recharging
ST U R G E S G A R A G E
•
Eight dairy herds that have been
on tea£ continuously for six year»
In Tazew ell county, Illlnola, have In
creased their average hutterfat pro
dnctlon 108 pounds per cow during
"
Dogs Eat Charcb
The record for strange meal» 1»
surely held by the dogs who ate a
church. Somewhere In the Canadian
nortb ,oua
built a church
">«• « ^ . n e of walrus riba, cor
cred with walrus hides. It w»» a
nice church, but between morning
end evening service» one Sunday. It
was torn to pieces and devoured by
a pack of hungry dog».
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2 ca n s . . . .
NOTICE
Protecting th« President
Beeret »ervlce agent» were first
«iwigned to protect the I resident ,
i"in“X ' 1?;r,“lly fOr th<* • npr K1« aoassln atlon of President
Sold by all drugglab j McKinley In 1901.
Prior to that i
everywhere.
{(m« It « •• the custom to designate
Send 10. I. Dr. ri.re.'. CH«i., Bu».i„ « ^ n j» for th« President only
I
N. Y .. f o r a «rial
•« AaMrie. Wriie •
f»r fr»« «•«heal ■<!»*«•• “^«
^Mr
j OCCMkloD ft TOM.
Pierce’» An uric Tablet»
are w onderful to relieve i
b»(kacbe
»nd
kidney
w rakneM
They helped
G R A P E F R U IT
S
Elsinore Minced
Genuine Rock Crystal Necklace
. . a E ar Drop aete at a very
special price.
“a A
•
Clean, Powerful, Penetrating OH
Quickly Promote» Healthy Healing
Get a two-ounce bottle of Moone’s
Emerald Oil (full strength) with
the distinct understanding that you
must g et quick relief and «Plend d
results or vour money cheerfully
refunded.
...
The very first application will
give you relief and a few short
treatment»
tnorougmy con- -
treatment» win
will thoroughly
vince you that by »ticking faith-
" ' ( A fully to It a short while
J longer your trouble» will
P h a ? £ £ S i t a ’n / T o V
t» |
C L A M
Melson Motor Company
The Texas agricultural experi­
ment station ha» developed a flg
which may be picked green and will
ripen on Its way to market
• e «
About 1,600 Ohio boya and girl».
4-H club member» and student»
of vocational agriculture tn high
school», fed and fattened 2,000
ateera the past year.
• e »
The soybean Is the most nearly
perfect substitute for meat that la
grown. It contains 40 per cent of
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r ic o s e V e i n s -
Ulcers--01d Sores K S
•a -—— of it.
PUM PS - OXFORDS
Ribbons.
; r
7 7 / ¡p
-p.OT.CB VOS PBBUCAT.ON.
Congress ia Investigating birth
control. W hat doe« it know about
the subject? It hasn't given birth
to an original Idea for a long time.
Our High Quality
(•» t > I
i
F~ R. I E M P S
.
-m o .
C . J. BREIER C O .
ON SALE
Rl?
d i
^
d
Term» of •*!• e**h In hand or
^ ,-t cash and part credit,
n e t . 7 of u !u
fir»t
publication Febru-
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ary 1»,
puWicaUon March
Df ^ oi
pUD
15 UKJ4
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u u
h T
t h
,,1 Y
w
oK
H m
H s a U i i i.L
T . .
R u eu to r Estai» of Jama« v
Haakin. d«««a«.a
H .^ i» m W . £
n S m l?
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| NOT1CS o t - n ^ A L SICri'LB-
MKNT.
fo r J a lr y
,y .
Eatato of Fr«d l'»t«r»d“. d«-
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of m.xed feed, co n t.m in , on-
N olle« X
la u h M .r.b
gtv«n
»Iderable proportion» of' dial ¡er»'
o m y iie
c u to that
r ’ of Clar-
th .
and brewers grain» will fir 1 the
Fr#d p»ter»on, deceased,
analyses as guaranteed by th man htLi £Hed in m« County Court of
Qflctnr1.r >ra
th 'eed m . S la t, of O r.gon in and for
nfBrtnrer
art maicatlv«
| n,t|c, ttv . of tb
,n< Talue
County, hl» final report as
Vb’ e V ’ -mm.« largely' from corn
s i.,iiipr«
Killer»' grains as a rule v n ta ln
deceased, together with a pe-
*J,,t,,ler’
-bou, ----
« p « cent protein.
T - f fat.
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,, X
u t n t o ™
r flnal »«ttleuient and dla-
or oil content la high, being bont in ou u ou of the n»*iduB of th« «aid
, „ „ ^.tate
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.n d that Tuesday, the h)th
k
from about
1' to dav of March. 1M4. *t th« hour of
la low. ranging from about 1- to j J y 0(Jocg ». m. of said day »1
a . .w M s ii agisionai^
u iv n iis
I 12
per v—
cent.
Distillers' grain
grains s—
m. - » m e vounty
County c Court
room in
Eugene.
i* pwv
ui. Platlllera
o u n rwn*
•— —
-* -—•
ATHMA1L
. from I'l - Iu1«
v u “ as
ATHMAU. SCANDALS.
Urgjiy from «rye contain
Oregon,
has been
by th« --------
Countv
- — —s
’uurt as appointed
t aum.m s a o
...... ...... .- m i n r o te ln w cent
ith an aver wUl,
Court
th« um« aa
and th« lim e and
an appointed
aver
u se « for the hearing of objections
that sm ells to high heaven.
»-’« of «bout 18 per cen t
The U, -aid report and tha distribution
The air scandam seem about to fat la about 7 per cent and the fiber of u.c r«aldu« of th« «aid ostat»
surpass the Teapot Dome expose.
about 1« per cent, although the and thv ‘ <cnarg« of «aid executor.
Dated this the 13th day of Feb-
Tf any thing should Pe above flber may range from 12 to 18 per
dirt and filth and rottenness, ll cent_ when corn, rye and ,'cca rlUCLAltENCE A PKTBRSON.
would seem that the airm ail ought aionany other grains are combined
Executor of tha Last Will and
to he. but it begins to appear that by {he ,jlatiiiar tbe resulting grains
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e s t a m e n t of F r e d F e t e r e o n ,
deceased.
noining quite so villainous has ever h lv e g composition lying between h . J. Shinn,
oeen uncovered in the affair» o
extremes for corn and ry« and _A U orney_for_««tat«--------- flbm l3
j
IN STOCK
M
llV
jia j
Both
grain» are
pom the««
in«-«« type.
i? i" ’ of ........-
-a --a
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-it» »
fa v .lF
hurv
looked
upon - with
favor K by » t dairy
cattlemen. Th« largest outlet for
,h e “ U
."’'V ?,
for dairy cattle. Considerablequam
title» al»o »to benight In
fonn tty dairy cattl« feeders to be
, „ protein supplement» In dairy
1
ration»
Feeding tests with milk cow»
h«v« »hown that distiller»' drted
grain» »re equ»l to mliture« of
wheat bran, cottonseed meal and
lln»e«d
meal containing
e^ual
amount» of protein, «nd that dl»-
tiller»' grains from com «re more
valuabl» than tho»e from ry«.
distiller»’ - grain»
r Further,
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found more valuable than brewer»
grains Other -----------------
comparteon» . have
»hown distiller» grain« .uperlor to
corn gluten feed, and brewer»
”
- grains
« I n . baiter
better than wheat bran.
Hairy cattle feeder» contemplât
tng th« purchase of one of these
feeds should be guided b , th . coat
of b pound of pcotsln In that fw d
In
with the coat If
in a
■ c comparison
om p«™ «
‘
of varied and gorgeoua hue that m ain betwean Pasco and ¿poaane,
browse the iSuvershy campus Wash., is a good example. Accord-
looking for any kind of deviltry .ng to news sto n es, the \a r n e y
m .t w.ii injure and irritate the Air lines thought it had a good
state college.
Even Chancellor contract at # cenU the pound, but
Kerr is hardly exempt since ne wnen this route went over to the
permitted himaeif to be moved to United Air Dines the price wad
me aeetom g cauldron at .Eugene; noonted to
the pound.
where old nags go about frignten-
Cnangea Much as thia
con-
ihg anoyue woo may say a kind tracts, m at resulted U rich hams
word for Corvallis; where profes- fur the owners of the mall pianes.
dean»
their
horns
m the ---------
most unbusmess-
a aors
o ib
a and
O iA
tACdfckkJI hide
AAiVA^
EAAktsw
aaw
a —w» were
n v i . made
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11
It
and apiked taixa while
they pre like way. Before
It ia « all
over, it
pare poison» to be administered is likely to be shown that some
to students a t O. & C. I these im - government officials did not carry
.1.1. ,..n d for Oh Says Claudius); uiusgs on in this high handed
where everything is vile and des- fashion merely for the fun of the
picable and nothing 1» worthy a t h in g .
p.ace
among
decent
persons;
N ine cents a
where everyone is engaged in some to apokane may have been too low.
deep, dark villainy against Oh but if the planes could be kept
sys Claudius’ great institution.
operating at ail at that figure
r-
Says’
figure, c cer-
couid
»2.13 — a pound wau
i À j anyone
u u e o or
r anything w
u i u g el tamiy an up to -------
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»... for a
.. trifle too m uch in n one
n o jump.
m m n. T
he
C. Eclair
to say anything
good
Tbe
anyone or anything located in Eu- governm ent was anverUsing for
gene, he or it ia certainly en- business for the airmail, but the
titled to a kind word.
more business it got the more It
for booze
It
for
It remained lor
pooze to stir C.
u . lost
io s i.
n apparently paid - out
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.
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a l,,»
a i 1 fm m
H PAA to
til
Eclair to »ay this kind word.
carrying
the m ail
from t three
N o, “ not
the
of
booze six times
w
hat - It - charged
the pa-
V t
VAX'- influence
SSXAS U O U C V
vea
a .« ,.—
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,.-s rv
-h a t m
mu
s t the losses have
internally
applied.
C. Ci.1.1.
Eclair doesn't iron. w
What
ust
apply it
It internally, as much
rnucn as his
m s been on long lugnts.
flights, to*
foi which
wmou the
me
editorials might lead one to think charge for carrying first-class mml
he kept a stream pouring down is the sam e a s for short flights
h i. th ro a t
This ail happened in a repuhli-
This ia how it happened. Cor can adm inistration, but that does
vallis decided it did not w ant a not deter this republican news-
liquor store. At least the city paper from saying that investiga-
couhCil arrived at that decision uoi. and punishment should go the
at a special meeting.
lim it.
The Kegister-Guard poked fun at
Lindbergh, the Lone Eagle, prob-
the college town for that act, ably will regret a recent letter to
pointing out or inferring that re- the president when he learns the
fin a l to harbor a liquor store true breed of some of those by
would in no way curtail consump- whom he is employed. Thero is no
tion of hard liquor by students hint that he was a party to any
and various residents of the com- of the graft. A stronger word than
m unity.
graft should be used. Highway
Claudius Eclair come» back and robbery even seem s mild.
agrees with the Register-Guard in
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every particular, even adding one
j. must be that women don't
or tw o on hi« own account.
tim e to make bread since
At last accounts C. Eclair and jjee- ram, back. At least two in-
Fisherm an Bill were getting along gredient» of bread, malt and yeast,
to well that C. Eclair seemed ¡ii e not aoj4 in anything like the
about to offer to buy a drink.
quanUtie . m which they were pur-
H it U worth while to get C. cha4ed a year ago. But maybe
,
i
,
i
.
«„,1
Pi.h.rTn»n
R
ji
atm
»-
___ t » we're
r « « r i'
Eclair and Fisherm an Bill agree-
men
m aking the bread!
lng on som ething, booze a p p a r e n t - -----------------—
ly deserves all tbe cred it
When a French audience pulled
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brick» from the wall» of a thca-
Amella Earhart’» husband, Put- ler lo throw a t the actor», the
nam, „ publishes
..k ii.k .. k
her
.„ k~»ir.
book».
actor» may have been deceived
into believing they had brought
down tbe house.
SUEDE
SHOES
r Po.>il«>r«s
e e u tr s
.
“ '*•«» ay-tuivy Place and. after some
of attem pting to atiaigulau
out, ha ptooaPly would i«
neuier world, where
more » « n s i p l y con-
dueled, or. at least, more consist
cully conducted.'
_ _
_
..
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n know
SCOKL
ONE
FOK
BOOZE.
. f lo w d o e s U ie O ^ le c g o a n ia
l
le a d e r s
T h . 8«niia«l long has been un-
a
CJUW haJt
d«r th . impression that nothing
£ ouW
|lo m
good could come of Poore. Pul U A h a u K H world? U it does know
may Pe compelled to change it s l n a l
lh(. pallUCiU iead.r» of
mind.
i,M, #ar war< consigned to the
W« a ia quite certain that the eU in ju lire4i
m ight wail Pe
m ost raPid pidm P.uohist will agree
jf
political leader»
with us that at la st there is one
ou£
' morning daily
good thing to be said for liquor.
leek of the m ua of hu
That may P« an astomahing
¿ n d n « « , m making such r«I-
■latement. Put the circum stances elonca^
a
of three-
that are the m ouf for th« stale- 1>)urUu o , a ceuluJy me names of
meut are also astonishing, most
lhojj- wJw mad(|
astounding.
e
uistory in urns« days have become
Our good old bitter friend, Claud-
haoowed. and it would
iu» L c a ir fngails. who is known
politic of
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Old p i o a e e n . the b e u e l i t o f t n .
Times has had m recent weeks, as *
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f « ,^ ," t h i t h e r
well as the fastest reading postal
card clerk in the Corvallis post-
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' * / y t x - e n just as
oUica, is o n . of the parties to the
calRd
by m e Ore-
cucum stanee» that have resulted
w vlcw me great changes
in t n
h . astounding statem ent ai-
hj.r<u
ready made. For once
concerned, changes
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has Peen a b l. to show us^m m e-
Hung, and that is som ethi g.
been so great during a period of
The other party to the sam e
me political
circumatances that resm u" m”
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‘f m m
c.rcumsuincej» Uiat ntsiuted in me
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astounding statem ent is 1 -sher- l^ u e r s of la w .
h
man Bui Tug man of E u g en es there, m ignt feel Ihal w . had
hypnenated d t y . the R e n t e r - «had. little p rogra» her«.
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M A K IN G
day of March. 1IM4 ott«r for usi«
and ««11 at priva • aal« th« fol­
lowing d««crlb«d I «al property b«
lo n g in g to »aid «alata, to-wlt
l*aro«l A. Lot nutnbar T w.lv«
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will
b«
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deal"
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Block num
numtxr
Stouf
m e r e «»■
ln
txr tw o in «w
in
tiens for many of the dairy cows
Addition to Coltag» Un>v«.
in ban«
bana County, Oregou.
Oregon
whe0 ji»ttll«rs' dried grain» and m
1‘arcal “ U:
Uagiuuliig at ' tbe «
brewer«
brewers dried
dried grain»
gram» will
win he
nr «vail
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ab l. in greatly IncreawU quan.ltle. N o r th s « ^
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aaau uvi « » m a »»>«3 a proporuoa of t a . L m uga
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ape«« accupia« c j u » c o ia c errvr baara
M ta. «avia .pa.. ««up«d by .uca ad
OF ANY LADIES’
A L W A V S
Able to O btain Addi
tional Supply Soon.
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provi l. read b , IX. a u » « u .. r aad
uuuucal alignment.
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w* ulU nnd it a iop-
.£ £ £
NOTICK OF HAl.K OF ItKAL
FKOFKHTY.
Notlo« 1« h«r«b» glv«n that by
virtu« of an ord«r
ordar of t th« County
vtrtua
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Stai« of
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C. . I Haakln.
of JaniM
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t a s k iu . d«c«a»*d.
u « < « * » « u . th«
uud«r»lgn«d.
Executor
of »aid •»
u v , w « n .
ait < r U la auill
to Aid Dairymen § ^ * dtt^ ^ S î r
—
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Guard.
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Aa 1» well known to all readers
aders
£ In a Lane
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gmis^can see nothing good in Eu-
gene narucuiariy m Fisnerm an
* , » •« dady howL One would ai-
most thing C. Eclair was a chronic
victim of delirium tremens except
th.» he is very temperate in m s
personal h a h its-w n .cn doesn t ap-
ply to his editorial hah its. In his
writing he conjures up pink ele-
( l l ’iilll
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Meat Department
F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a y S p e c ia ls
Block. Planer and Slab.
[Ateo Bawduat. Spedai
Prie» oa W later Huppiy
TOM A LLEN
S H O R T E N IN G
I’han* n
Bread. Oakes, Ptes, B olls, Donate
aad Other Bakery Oooda
HAM BURGER
10c lb.
IN BULK
|
3 lbs. fo r 2 5 c
|
BEEF R O A ST
1 0 /ic & 12/2C lb.
CityBakery
SP E N D OUB MONEY
HEBE.
Hava your Eugene freight and
express moved by
COTTAOE OBO VE-EÜOENE
FBE1GHT h T R A N SFE R
S H O R T R IB S
Eagle Cigar Store
Billiard» Card», Fountain
Candy and Cigars
Hill
h King,
Prop«.
FOB 8ALJL—Btovas end furni­
ture. We P«V cash for used
stoves and furniture. See us be­
fore you sell or buy.
MORRIS and McLAUGHLIN
Garden Seeds and
Im plem ents
Darling Variety Store»
ST E E R BEEF
|
10c lb.
W H E R E
w
T T f
R E
J H E
S M IL IN G
S H O R T E N IN G
CRESCEN T
45-lb. tin $3.59
Veal C u tlets
Pork Steak
Club Steak
. _ c
15 )b
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