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S a tu rd a y at the L VV MoKvel horn« W T Jon«a a tte n d e d a m eet lug of th« F a rm e r« ' union In ICugene S a tu rd a y . Mi and Mr«. T heudure Bueno, «-ho a re S outh A m eilcan iiilsalou a lle i, und M l" Addle Sugg anil Mias O live l.eugiie vlalled Monda» a fte rn o o n a t |h r W II T horn hom e W old haa been received from Modesto. C a l. Iiy Mm Donald Davie th a t In i m o th e r died Aug M t ti •p e a k a r. hl» them e «III be. A R easo n ab le Religion j" te a ch e r« ' d u b M onday. 7 SO; c h o ir n ra rtlc e W ednesday. 7 JO; m a la r servire, T hu'da.v, » her i . M.‘i 4.'"* M r* w ,n A bssne of P o r tla r d m e v lsltln « nt th e Joe --■ » 7 c - , “ P- W Mr» M 8 fir.i «!».. B.bhr.u,,» " ' orld ,rld opinion Is 1« all rig h t but ' ' ary S m ith e n te rta in e d the Abeeti» hom e. F rid a y a f t r r n ò ò n a t E k . S X P la its 11 “ » " « 'l y o v e rra te d It d.d not * • T 1 Ft G all S h ip p w as h it on thy head B u ie « « Off!«. .1 as North s ill» s tr ir t v ' * P '*’* / • » ” of M anchuria. tS e » - " '^ ™ ° e -, c , c JÍr,’’ ¿ ? ‘n 'r8.e M at’ !<abb* Ih «chool. 9 30, Jo h n O lbaon w hich hl« . , jil'a n d U ? ,“ ¿ « a » V d U ^ P ^ » * < ^ r Ì , d Ì m Ì « ' ^ F ^ ' n * 8 a n Jr" ‘«w l~ o S a tu rd a y t>y n rock B IT tH i'K l,* : . , , — - « p n n g f iC d b ro th e r G lover h a d th ro w n nt n I (leak la In td od>oo«>) _ t»a»b ra a e o ) ,l « v o t i o n a li devotional«. R e fre sh m e n ts w ere w ill «peak I h T t Irët* « .? î , 2 t l ** Ï ” ‘v 1,0 fr *h W1“ *r a u »>l'ly on co« a g»sh »bout mi Inch long 81 7» I T b rw «tonta, 8 0S » w m cut .. . » oerved r r \ r u a i , tne «he tea lea n h our a n d a M Mr*, r., each m ____________ i t . » o rth o .— 1 06 I O n , month . . . 0 2S T en tn o u sa n d w o n rn got loose S m ith w a s a* «toted by Mr*. F uller- Vuesday M-v. F lo ra M cK««| of Lodi, C a l. t o r r i« , iato— 00 . jrenr additional In a N ew Y ork subw ay, c au sin g a • • • M t i S l ll « K b EH Mr. a n d Mrs M onroe M rK ie l a n d M»mb»r of [ ‘° k “ n.onB P44*4“ « * « T h at m any ~ ♦ “ . h rto lia n S r i w i o a w to to J4J and Aug 7 M rs F re d O v e rto n sr.d d a u g h te i ,,f sm t F ra n c isc o National Editorial Aeeoeiatloa husband« â h o u ld n 't be allow ed 1 • l-lirrie i*'ninieiint>ii of B a ttle H l a t * E d i t o r i a l A ta« at Ion The J u s ta tn e r e club e n te *50— rta . in e d I so u th n Second »tree! — - F o ra n o o n ch ild ren sc c o m p a u ls d M rs O ver- f ho » h a ^ ta . . w I ith th e ir a n n u a l picnic F rid ton'» «l»tei. K a tie U llc rlst o f lle - Wmrvpap^r Confarane« dow n tow n a t one tim e. a y i service. a U a , su b . le c t, "Soul." a fte rn o o n a t th e Mosbv creek bton, to D u n sm u ir, Cal.. Iasi w eek b r id g e G u e sts w ere M rs Mt, a n d Mrs. F loyd Ihsler», new M e t h .H li .i B |d o < x tp a | t h u r c k , A copper b a th in g ault w as ex WHERE'S HAl'1'1 M K U IlM f G ow dy. Mr«. Jo h n S c h a ffe r of P u a vilie «en> visitor» M e red ith A G roves. P a sto r. S u n ow .,1 O ne o f th e p rin cip al cauaea of hib ited a t a re c e n t in v en to r« ' con- Mis« L ois P a d d o c k a t th e B ert Ik itic aste r hom e T hur» d a v school. 9:45; foren o o n se rv ice th e oopri-.ssion, d e p rew lo n . a t lea ac gre»«. m le a st th a t ac- • / — * It •* 1« In te re stin g to know day evening c e n tu a te d th e depression, w as the *“ 4 * th *re Is still a b a th in g su s u it i t ; M r s M A G ro v m e n te rta in « .! 11 u n itin g w ith th e P re s b y te ria n R o se m arv a n d D o ro th y F ta se e of g o o d , a t less th a n c o s t th 4 ‘ be seen w “hr \ Th«“ d ^ c h u rc h ; union se rv ic e a t 8 E p w o rth L eague, 7. p ra y e r m eeting. i ,, out ill tiled C asey Jo n o s of Cot ..iki G rove to the M cK eniie to W hen th e d ep ressio n stru c k , --------------------- ■ sv e n in g of la st w eek, h o n o rin g h e r T h u rsd a y , 8. spend th e w eek end nt th e F r a n k s to c k s o f goods w ere a t a h igh H ow e x a s p e ra tin g folks a re who, w e th e r. Mrs. B ridgem an. on h e r level a n d m any in d u strie s endeav- »»stead of being convinced by o U r b irth d a y a n n iv e rsa ry R efresh ' C h u rc h of th e N asu rv n c, C V Jo n e s hom e. Mr a n d Mrs. B u tte M ooney i y keep u rtp v n g g in m the l « 0 hope n o p e a rg u m e n t, try i i y «v» o v ss re w d i to o p e i a ra u tin to ta lk us in to th e ir m ?n ,l '*'o te se rv ed a n d th e g roup B rysoh, P a sto r. -Sunday school. th a t p rom ised b e tte r tim e s w ere W4> P ra v e r m eeting a t the 9,45, forenoon service. H , se rm o n have gone to McCloud. Cal., to w a v ’ ° t th in k in g - Metnociwt c h u rch . b\ E v a n g e list Cot yell; event ig s e r VUU n U .tu x h tri. Mi* I* E H lr- Just around the corner. --------- vice. 8. se rm o n by e v a n g e list; * f Ktn* P a tie n . . c . e . ceases iu to pc be . a v v irtu irtu e e ~ * W lien it becam e in ev itab le th a t -------. B ernl Mini c h ild re n of service, 3 SO; m ee tin g s ernice K e rr an B C h a n d le r c am p V. S. W te rn o o n difficu lt tim e s w e re a h e a d , a n d " h e n you allow o th er« to im pose V B ert C o tta g e G rove a re v isitin g thl» a n d a u x ilia ry will hold th e ir eac h n ig h t ex cep t S a tu rd a y b a n k s w a n ted n o tes paid, goods upon you ' w eek a f th e Doc P itc h e r hom e a n n u a l p icn ic F rid a y ev en in g at h a d to be unloaded re g a rd le ss of G eorge H a stin g s h a s m oved hl« H ighw ay lln p tia t C h u rc h , H W th e hom e of Rev a n d Mr» 1 G p ro fits. I f you h ave a h e ad a ch e , d o n 't Shaw . F a m ilie s of m em b e rs * D avts P a s to r S u n d a y school 10 donkey to a hogging lob below Som e in d u strie s believed they give everyone else one ta lk in g be guests fo ren o o n service, 11. se rm o n bv th è D rain G eorge F op p a s to r T h e c h u rc h will u n ite In »-eorge r o o s s i te e r of or T r n h o o r rn n to n C Cor- w ould lose less by o p e ra tin g th a n a b o u t i t re ah ln g lln g th e Blue by s h u ttin g down. T hey h a d to M rs H a ro ld S w a r ts e n te rta tn e ii th e u n io n se rv ice a t th e C h ris tia n I n *'' ' h a * c h u rc h a t 8; R ev D avi» w ill i M ountain school house th is w eek. D*vto will w ith five ta b le s of b rid g e T uesday ■ell a t low prices, a n d w ages a n d — the •- — R o se m ary F r a i s e «p en t S a tu rd a y p re a c h on th em e . A - R easo n evening. M rs A. W, K im e held —— o th e r exp en ses h a d to b e reduced. nig h t w ith B e rta L a n c a ste r. ab le R eligion." h igh score. Mrs. s R. V e ate h sec SUU f u r th e r w age re d u ctio n s fol Mr a n d M rs D o m e M orris sp en t ond high a n d Mrs, R a lp h S s lts m s a low ed In th e hope of m a k in g o p lh 'n l» ii» s t a | A iw - iu h lv o f t o i l . A t the w eek end w o rk in g on th e ir won th e tra v e lin g prtxe R e fre sh e ra tio n s a t lea st b re a k even. E m w ood F o ste r. P a s to r S u n d a y i new loB ‘ ibln. m e a ts w ere se rv ed a t a la te h our plo y ers a n d em ployes w ere both school, 9 45; fo ren o o n se rv ice 11 I.O N D O X . losing a n d th ese losses w ere re ___ Mrs. T h o m a s Allen, a recent m o rn in g w o rsh ip ev en in g se rv ic e ' J A P IA lln r ltt/M lm h i — Aug 13 T he F rie n d ly N elgh- • 45. e v a n g e listic in n a tu re ; Tue*^ flected in tra d e g e n era lly W e s t C n a c t A acw « ti , b r:d e- waa h o n o r guest a t a m eet at day. 7 45. Bible s tu d y by th e pa» j hors clu b m et last T h u rsd a y St coast Association Head in g of th e K oval N eighbor« T ue to T h e idea of th e p re s e n t a d m in <-■ ,w*y. in r; , F rid ay. 7 i i.i, 45. m ee e e tin g I n ! th e hom e of Mrs. G len B an to n , 14 istra tio n to boost w ages a n d com Tells What re d 4 ' e te n tn g . Mi N o rm a W him c h a r g - of y o u n g people S a tu rd a y , » "'m b e r» being p re sen t. T h e next tens w hat Code Does w as « . . . m e d a s a new m en: pel f a ir co m p etitio n is th e o re tic a l 3. c h ild re n 's se rv ice . 7 30 s tr e e t «»’e tln g will be _ a “ t • th 1 e hom e of for Mill W w o rk er ,T hl‘ ,p ? ” ’ra n ’ included tw o s -ng m ee tin g . ly a sp len d id w ay of g e ttin g back ’ M rs. Eli-"*- '*'•■ Th>i d e n h erg A ugust bw bv A rlene A nderson a n d Viola 33. to b e tte r Urnes, b u t p erso n s a c ------- - C ulver, a cc o m p a n ied bv B etty H aro ld P h illip s ed to ------- low er H prices fe ar- 9.- E m p lo y m en t O w ‘’ns. ta p d a n ce bv V irg in ia V C om m unity M en's B ible Ckma at I Mr a n d M rs c custom o e t la n d , a re Aug. ful le st u n sc ru p u lo u s m a n u ia c tu r- in lu m b e r m ills a n d lo g g in g .-«V, , I ,n a n d n u m b e rs b> M rs F red th e a rm o ry By vote of th e class ) and G o rd o n C ollier sp e n t fro m F rl- T he E p is tle t o th e C h u rc h «t i day to Monday- a t th e hom e of ers a n d d e alers a re ta k in g a d v an - '¡t th e n o rth w e st h a s in c re a s e d B re ssle r a n d Mrs. H arley G a te- Mrs. P h illip s' siste r. Mrs. H a rry 1 -t’ : 1 « I' th e ay i, tag * of codes a n d p rice re g u la tio n {i,om 3gi.<XM> in 1933 to m o-e th a n " a te rm e lo n w as serv ed la te In the ’ • he c la s- b e g in n in g S unday fo re Z im m erm an , a t E'orest Grove. to c h arg e m o re th a n is w a rra n te d 5 i'p0»1 P ersons a t th e p re se n t u m e ? 'w nin<? ,h * n« t m ee tin g F ire fro m a b ru sh pile on the noon; lesson G al. t 1-8 | c, S haw by c o st o f p roduction a n d d istri- a n “ W4H*1 h ave show n a n in e r ta - e S e p t ,“ , b«'r 11. fam ilies c f m em ber te a c h e r. Lon S h o rtrld g e place got beyond buUon. AS a m a tte r of fa ct, th e re « c U<Ss V, * ^ t* r I * “« P«cedT n gff“X . “ “ 6 ’ UDD* r c o n tro l T h u rsd a y a n d b u rn e d over k, I,tU e dou b t th a t som e h ave en- £ ' T V Gr’e X ^ J 04* E'ree M ethodist C h u rc h , R W a p a r t of th e G eorge S u th e rla n d i ? ^ Oredi- s ° btXMl ,p n c *’ {pt4n 'm l n a ^ ;t? of U e ^ ‘ « ' c ^ T he P r* b v « e rtin m issio n a ry so- H ow ell. P a sto r. Sunday school. fa rm N e ig h b o rs a ssiste d in p u t reason. T h ere is a lso belief th a t L u m b e rm en -- a sso c ia tio n VO4st c:e!v Wii, m e<t a t •, 3l, W edr.e J p . 9 45; fo ren o o n serv ice. 11. serm on tin g out th e flam es. T h o m a s M xlev of C resw ell is su b ject. T he S tim u lu s of I*n s t som e unions have been u n fa ir in C o.onel G roelev. fo rm e r c h ie f if » fte tn o o n a t th e hom e o f Mi service. 8. v isitin g re la tiv e s In th e neig h b o r- th e ir d em an d s fo r h ig h e r w age th e . h a lt e d S t a ’es f o r e s t k h - .- » " V McGee. M ite boxes w ill be B lessings: ' ev en in g rm o n bv th e p a sto r, p reced ed bv hood. echedules. s41«* '-hat in th e s ta te of W a s h in e ' O|M' ned a n d * p a g e a n t w ill be H arvey S h ip p left T u esd ay for a n d p ra ise se rv ice ; p ra y e r v ‘,on w a« cs h a v e sh o w n a n in c re a s e PJe , *n te d bv th e y o u n g people of song K veryU iing is fin e a n d d d m d d2 m ee tin g . T h u rsd a y . 8. Rev a n d Ashwood. w h e re he is w o rk in g in d u \ ln< the p a s t y e a r o f 20« i i r th e S u n d a y school. w ith codes a n d p r.e e re g u la tio n v! ~ <* * * « mil M rs M acv of L os A ngell's will m g * h u laCk Ot “ WK> ° l re g u U t" 7 ork have i n c r e ^ d "* » * 0 ^ ^ ? « UrS- c£ orite M cQ ueen a n d Mrs. give a m essage ov B ov M eans a n d c h ild re n left I k.iuBnaieu llu s tra te d bv ste re o p tic o n slid a n d will a im S a tu rd a y fo r E lm a. W ash. M rs m w g hum a n n a ibiuic tu re . . gj, I t ga is u h u u m m c re a -e xa-« G . l a o r i n i c e t t N elson **««**4 in a an n In 444 O v r regon e < o . . tn u ie e w w a age c e increuw*» ?L»n e r n n te n rta n n in .n e e d u F r rid u u a a y ) sing. M eans, w ho h a s been v isitin g t he sa r- ,iH fte n i a: t ’he n a tu re r e to se e k a w av ay o f m a k in g H l per cen cent, id a n d \ « o r k a jR e rn o o rt the M cQ ueen hon hom e . • • • iriii a cc o m p a n y th e m bom « g r e a te r p ro fit, o f w a n tin g bust- Q4-'s g a m e d 65 p e r c e n t h o n o rin g M rs. P o c ia N o rris w ho l're -i> \(e ria n C h u rc h , J a m e s A ik M r- L ynch C u rrln a n d daugh- ness th a t th e o th e r fellow h a s of - -*11. th :s h a d been acc o m p lish e d ' I k S u n d a y for M edford, w here in S m ith . P a sto r. Sunday- school. !*r re tu rn e d hom e T h u rsd a y from w a n tin g ln w a g es all th a t th e em - v n ! ' ev “ i4- S!nce a d °DUon o f the' h " s em D lov°>*n h 10; fo ren o o n serv ice. 11. se rm o n a visit m C a lifo rn ia. p lo y er g e ts in excess of produc- 5 ,« .C^ * ' aE d he topic. T h e R en ew al of S tr e n g th ;’ L«vl G e e r re tu rn e d Friday- fro m “ W a te r o f L i f i ” tlon. H -ne code c re d it fo r th e ch an g e. e v en in g service. 8. unio n service C oburg, w h e re he v isited h is son I I , T h e S e n tin e l believes th a t regu- G i e e l V t u V ! ™ . ? av' ' C h ris tia n c h u rc h ; p ra y e r m eet R obert. TIi,- C h a rle s Pow ell a n d W illis Ing. W ed n e sd a y . 7 30. a stu d y of latio n o f w ages, of w o rk in g hours, h a d lost 66.66 p e r c e n t^ o f 'o s ^ n ? NMU a «Heile ».»rd rn»-a th e S. S. lesson fo r n e x t S unday. G a rm a n fa m ilie s a n d M iss A udrey vr o f UJ \YI even of p ro d u c tio n , h a s m u ch of Pioym ent. T he h ig h s a la rie s on Cox a tte n d e d th e W a rth e n re th erit, b u t la a c ---------» o u n try — a s - o g - re — a t - wbi in d u stry * 4.au h a d o p r.u rid e ed u- tu ha , » c5 u {be j u ¡i- C h u rc h of C h rist, S ix th a n d union S u n d a y a t S p rin g field a u to a s this, how a re w e to s tr ik e a 5*^ h a d gone in to th e d isc ard , ail Ieri es G ibbs. G. Shaw . M inister. --- cam p. h appy m ed iu m th a t U g o in g to - a s p e r a t e cveie of com - ’ the Fl< B lb’e school. 9:45; m en o f th is M rs H e rm a n G e rtie a n d niece rth ■•r T w elfth b rin g h a p p in e ss a n d c o n te n tm e n t ^ “ xpiasned th » , school the ; a r e w ith th e C om m unity of A n lau f v isite d Friday* a t to a ll? tw i e* Piajned th a t a s soon ao and f»r a », M e n s B ible cla ss a t th e a rm o ry C laris A beene hom e. g a n 'iil only T h e h u m a n e q u atio n is alw ay s th e m i n i m u S ^ w a ^ o i '" ? ? ^ Mi a n d M rs. J E B a n to n w ent c o m m u n io n of th e L o rd 's S upper. 11. se rm o n su b lect. •'The D ivine to th e t'm p u u a valley* S a tu rd a y to w ith im a n d ^ n ° code c a n re g u la te f f - . b o u r w as en fo rc e d . In May- D e fin itio n o f L ife E te r n a l; ' J u n io r get peaches. tnan. it sa tis fa c to rily . 1933. th e m in im u m w as 25 c e n ts M r- F la W .lls left Sunday for C h ristia n E nd, av •: 5 senior. 7; ^ • ¿ OUr' Kener4^T. a n d in som e sec-io n s _ _ it w 7----------------------------- as even less. T he «»* av- P E S S IM IS M . A re a d e r a sk e d us. "Y ou h av e - ^ d w a ^ V - m ! Sii“ ! ' G re ele i m uch optim ism . Y our p a p e r glows 64 c 'e n T ^ m th e X “ S n d e r “t ^ w ith It. B u t doesn t good judg- code re g u la tio n s. B efore a d o p tio n m e n t d ic ta te th a t you be m ore ° ( th e code. h e said , c am p s pa d pessim istic 7" 35 c e n ts a n d m id , a v e ra g e d nm L iste n , siste r, th e w orld is coat- o ver 30 cents. cd w ith pessim ism . I t is lik e tu berculosis g e rm s— everyw here. An individual m u s t h a v e a su p e rb a m o u n t of o p tim ism to be even n e a r n o r m a l T h e re a re so m any gloom c a rrie rs , pessim ism peddlers, a n d th e lik e th a t if a n in d iv id u a l d id n t glow a b it w ith th e e le m en ts ______ o f hope a n d f a ith he w ould fin d C e s s a tio n n f r n h im seif in th e m iddle of a p e r- u e a S a u o n 01 Strike Is Given p e tu a lly d a r k n ig h t. A w h a le o f a Credit for Big Increase lo t of o p tim ism is re q u ire d m erely to th in k no rm ally . in Placements. D o n ’t w o rry . I f th e re is a n v one th in g th e w o rld needs to d ay , it Is optim ism . T h e n a tio n is .¿ ire T in g « 5 ^ ^ f ^ o f “ u X ^ d V A m U*. «£.’ £“££5 S2 ¡f »■»---- w H ER E Ik«» W i’i l i n iu l H itxikhftit wi’i# .Hutui«lav tllnitMi Mti»» •!* tif Ml«« I tlh h p y in I »Min 11« w m i i III m CI h ih M M lM U tT ltf I t i o o k ll f t l I I* NMVlttl l»M f«w (I mvm til th«» I ioiiif uf F i I iim ( 'h t u r y in Q to v v m Ml Mtltl Mt* OtMlltf«* I» mv I« of lx»« Ahtf «'!«>« niilvv«! H u iu I mv mih I vlMltrtl th«’ <’ II W<»‘»«U futnllv Mi Mm! Mi ' (*uil W vrts, who »Mil Inn ti vt*lttlitf ttl <!>•' \V«»«ulw Itniilt» (wo loft M oik I mv W i l l i Mi am i Mi l l>Mvl* Mini will vl»ll |t*lMUVPM II) PnrllMlItt M » t l < V l i t r M l l M Wa>h. T H R IF T Y T H R IV THE jm SM -SCW M RT W HERE V o rrd o VCC' u e S M I L I N G S E R V IC E Two Free City Deliveries Daily Stock Your Pantry Now! WAGES 141 PER GENE " A J _ •_ a« « a s . T he se rio u s d ro u g h t c o n J d J itio n s in th e m id d le w est . have p lay ed havoc w ith th e m a rk e ts. P ric e s a re a d v a n c in g by leap s an d bounds. B U Y N O W A N D S A V E D O L L A R S ! BI . Fruit Jars FLO U R W IL L without lids or rubbers SO O N quarts, doz. B E $2.00 A S A C K ARE A D V A N C IN G «^7% D A IL Y BUY S h o r te n in g YOU CAN SA V E C ra c k e rs NOW ' S-Ib. puil D O L L A R S 2-lb, box c BUY NOW ' Royal Club Coffee CEREALS 55 y B Y B U Y IN G N O W ! 25 C— 2 45 boxes for __ _____________ Grahams or wafers— buy one of each. P E T E R P A N F L O U R IS L A N E C C O U N T Y ’S M O ST P 0 P U LAR H A RD W H EA T FLO U R WEEK’S FIR BUSINESS BETTER,ÜUÏLODK DULL fro m sc a rc ity of e n th u s ia sm .—E n- te m rise m i iss. __ terp rise , M cComb, M d jm e s tic w a . te r tra d e s vase *he At a n • . 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E le ctricity IS A S C L E A N A S S U N S H IN E MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY Naval Academy Opened in 1845 T h e U nited S tate« N avul ac« d .m y t AnnajxUls opened O ctober 10 fM . 19 ou M oney IÇC B aking Pow der M o r e T im e N e e d e d “It look i to we,” said L'nt.4e Elien, 'like fo lk , has sim ply got to have s h o rte r w orkln' hours in ord er to le a \s ein tim e to tend to de Iw- nieiise and IniTendr,* sm ont of vot in’ dey h a s on hand." In d ian C hivalry An Indian m an w alked , front of his womeo-folk a s a n u t te r of - ourtesv, to m ake th e way safe for them . 31-oz,jar G et O u r Prices B efore You Buy FREE T he n ew f r u i t a n d veg etab le sta n d a rd iz a tio n law w ill be e x p lain e d a t th e r e g u ia r m e e tin g of th e L an e c o u n ty c h a m b e r of com m erce, to be held a t S p rin g field to n ig h t. C h a r i« A. Cole, c h ie f of th e p la n t division o f th e s ta te d e p a r t m e n t o f a g ric u ltu re , w ill ta lk on th e law . C. E. S te w a rt, co u n ty f r u it in sp e cto r, said S a tu r d a y th a t som e d e a le rs h e re h ave a lre a d y been fo u n d v io la tin g th e n e w s ta t u te b u t o w ing to th e ir Ig n o ran ce of Its provisions th e y h ave n o t i„e~n » ro s«c u Ied- A fte r th is m eet- 1.TT;. th e In sp e cto r says, th e vio la to rs will h a v e n o excuse. C o n g re ssm a n J a m e s w . M o tt h a s been Invited to speak. S. M. C a lk in s, c ity a tto r n e y of E ugene, h a s been Invited to ta lk on th e b e n e fits o f th e n e w law. P h on e 87 8PKWD OUR MONEY FB County Chamber Meets Tonight at Springfield s G inger A le '* abst ust 4. or a p p ro x im a te ly 200«|ii5o feet o v e r the p r e c t d in 7 . -Xew business re p o rte d la s t w eek by 551 m ills w as 95,832,107 board {??'- . a g a ‘“ «t a p ro d u c tio n o f 76.- .{ « « a **d sn ip m e n ts of 75.- p ^ L d ^ tm n i h l? “ ent4 » e r e u n d e r c i X t ^ e s V r e o ^ T p rX c tm n by 25 p e r cenL r e d u c tio n O rd e rs booked la st w eek exceed- e<^ th e previous w eek bv 3,600 000 ie e t &bout 4 per c e n t T h e - a — sso - c iatio n -a sa .u id r sale a .t tJl of G erm an y a n d h e r a llies lo st th e ¿ lr ®,Uing h a d been m a te r- W° rIi? ° PiniOnA “ - L e ^ c o X ^ ’h i c ^ f a 1 la s t I e v Sw eet Relish W e W ill Save o nly th in g t h a t g ro w s old a b o u t a m a n is his body. I t m y sto m a c h noids o u t 111 be In v e n tin g new a n d b e tte r th in g s a t 100.” W e a re co nvinced th a t E d iso n w a s r i g h t O f course, som e m en etop th in k in g , o th e rs nev er did use w h ; \ b ra ln s B u t th e m ar‘ w ho h a s a good b ra in a n d u ses it to its lim it g ro w s in a b ility a s um e goes on.—W ayne C ounty N ew s, W ayne, W . Va. — « e ?rr P la n to a tte n d th e C o tta g e G ro v e C o m m u n ity F a ir th is w eek end $6-29 C o ast lo n g sh o re m e n s s tr ia e I t w as said th a t the fa ll outlook {°r b u y in g w a s n o t fa v o ra b le i^ ju u in D ro th ¡n m to th e m id d le w est e st also CUf ta !Le,d i lu5“ « r. P u rch ases. " i?-13 of 554 w *®IUs ^2 ^ k “e ^ in d e J O 6' regon »“ 7'’ o u r even d i ? 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