The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 06, 1936, Page 3, Image 3

KJ. COTTAGE GHGVE.
T H I ' H M I f A Y . A U i C M T «, l » M
TAOS
IIW F I.O N
yalled
th e
bald head, l»eckonlng.
MCnn»e here, y o u ! You too. | ««»fever I
Q uick
’ It s Jake Rpotte.*' »aid the e«.
d ie d
Miiwily.
“C om e on. h o yel"
W ith l*efever, »m l fo llo w e d by the
w ran g ler, Hawdy h u rrie d Io th e
Ira te barber*» «bh*
••Th ere’« the akunk th at yelled.”
i i led S | m » H a . Nltm»Af liealde l,lm»«‘lf
as he puabed the w ra n g le r fo rw a rd ,
and pointed. * I bat
yellow faced
skunk rig h t there, H arney Iteb-
slock tH
••You’re a Mar,** «hooted »he »min
»<•<•»,m*d
a »lender
s h rill m b ed.
sharp face,I m m h baud
” 1 never
«lid It -
K long lin b e il m ild voiced In d ia n
stand ing near him spoke u p : “ Yea
?<iti <|ld. I »food rig h t behind you.”
lam * was s ittin g »o ,h»«e to the
a lte rc a tio n sle* ♦ otild have touched
the rienreat tiiHf, She rose In ala rm
l»r C arp y pushed her Io hl« o ther
?ble She he»rd S aw dy th u n d er, ‘ >»o
m ore ly in ’. H a rn e y ! T h e re 's tw o
wl the® «<*»,*•
'That was alm ost a ll she eoubl re-
on other
'I here w ere a few m<»re
sharp w o rd * T h e n th e duaty w raog
ler, sh ortening Ills ijn lr l. sprang at
hebatock. ktio<*ked oflf hla bat w ith
<»ne hand, and w ith
th e o ther
brought the heavy hand le down on
Ite hstock’s forehead.
G e e r w ent to C ob urg
H undav
to
pick beans.
A «later arid
hr o th er in -la w
of
M ra. H a llie M c G u ire visited a t the
M c G u ire hom e F rid a y
T h e y are
fro m Bend.
M ,« . l^aon M o rto n and M rs. C H
by FRANK H. SPEA R M A N
W o o d * ch apero ned a p a rty o f 4 H
C *» ? » n g h t F r a n t i H * p a a » » n a n
W NP M a rri« »
clu b m em b ers on a c a m p in g tr ip to
Hougnr trend W edn esd ay night
M rs. Ik e W v r U and hahv.
who
titlin g u t r r . Utulilrtl tinti In* cittibl
JiNOFM.,
had been v is itin g h * i parents. M i
nnt kt* II,
und M rs. Joe
B ro o k h a rt.
fo r
a
..r
d ir
Mirri»? <*„• 8 r« ? r, »«
I h r w rn n g lrr w lto r ln l bin bn rar.
m o n th , le ft F n d u v for th eb home
R i h i H i m » « I , I b « «lahral I iiu Ih
F o u r U t am i
I'M iitfi i « i |
down
ilia
truck
at A nderson. C al
•»I Jul» JtinB Va»» Taiiih a l. h r M U l I f u l
T h e John S u th e rla n d fu rn llv vis­
Ut* uà ti i r r ,»i <lt»a V ax Ta it n b a l, I i « I b ( I \X Im i’11 Itg ttMulh. In* |M»lli*«l III» | h » h > ' a
ite d S unday a fte rn o o n a t th e home
„w tter oí , Itiitlo, b m n th , ha» «rrl»r<t lir« k Mini ln*Mili*d lip lo w u rtl (lit*
o f M rs. Hut her la n d ’s b o th er, M rs
ih « i i » i f o r I I I » ( t r a t I l m »
H it»
fra
grundalnnd. A gn lii llt r |M»ny look
P a u lin e E lm o re W h ile th ere th e ir
a a it- l» «
ih »
F ru h lln
l» « v i - a la U i »
Ilo* tjn lrf. Ii*i»|»rd ubrinl. Mini, will»
3-year old son H I» found some pob
ti«»»*
la
• n iii|» t* n y
w ith
I >r <’ « » ! • *
tin* iiiiln u k ria nn»ally al a ml 1 ng In a rr
sorted w heat und was feedin g the
« tu » b
i . i t t i r i I h ü i I i i I fr |» n U
o f ih »
ch icke n s w hen discovered
They
Mini lio ld ln » ilm lr lir ru lli. I h r wrung*
i t i t i »»»«i* t i ?
Ilm r ?
H a «» i t ?
uf
Ih »
w e /r fe a rfu l lest he hud eaten some
t ‘|» t |r
|» u | i< « n ih
i r h b r i t in a F i b *
Ir r ilHMhrd fo r Ih r In t n i’lr l
o
f
the
w
h
eat
hut
on
hura» » .i» » Ih» i I m > baf'ira l»> I»u»»
< in c r inora h r «w-nng o ver to l l i r
T h e H o w a rd Cox fa m ily p lc n ic k -
M « *r« *» a » n
fu ir m a tt
■ «
< lu n lo » t» .
righ t o f Ida aitildl«* HU h r cm iht tru ll
p la n a m » < iia * * .
I l » » » t ia r a I t i t i |* « n l>
ed ut M<-Kenste B ridge S un day.
Ida
bond
m
ially
along
In
(III*
tlual
o
f
a«»ii » h a u »l» > > fft» > » » u „ » T r i » » w H i n .
M r and M rs. F r a n k
G e e r and
» Ir »
I n » h a » ..» In » w h l < h
M * < * r « i» a » n iln* truck.
W ith r y r a a tta in in g uml
son M ik e o f C ed ar cre e k
visited
|a r u t i l i » « ! l a
a In
A m t la ta
lia A V ?
S
un
day
at
th
e
H
a
ro
ld
P h illip s
• v r r jf n r r v r In u t. Ih r w rn n g lrr,
f e r ia
M«
,»h»,
m ì II i
Ila r i»
tin ta m i.
hom
e
B a in o « * t> • • » p a t *»«>«l i r o n * o f M « < ’ r»»aa. alg hiln g iln* «hlnlng o b jd rt, d tru rk
T h e T h a d A ils w o rth fa m ily of
fo r II
At Ih r aa m r In aln n t. out o f
»A
l ' i . k i .M h
In
III»
, l ‘ iM «1
l» » „ <
Tucson. A n z
w h o had been visit
la n a la A
h a ,, s p i o , * t » o r « r i,ta » t
M • • |w»rfv<*l a llrn c r u ullddrn slcloua y r ll
ln g hei*. fo r th e past six weeks, left
« ‘ »«»»«an
u>i i h » >ouna atra n « » r Ila
rung fro m a o m r w h r r r ulnm l llir
Tu
esd
ay
fo
r
th
e
n hom e T h e v were
I n i h » tA H « » u A a » » n t a
T h « g a ia i h m
grnndafm id
'Ih r
|r»ny. al a rile d ,
n r fo n ip ih lc d by W ilm a S u th e rla n d
a a l t U <•» p r o p * » « « ^ h a i r o w n » i o n i »
M i « •» •.» - r i
M M in in g
» h a to a a , pi« k « aprung a lru lg h t «Ideala«*, th ro w in g
E a r l C ra n e an d d a u g h te r o f Dee
u p a l i , i i t ' l l i « i • l i l a f f r o n t i h a i r n u n r i hl» i h lrr bend Arar Itilo I h r dual,
b a k e w ere o v e rn ig h t guest« M o n ­
r»4>“ tf f u l l a p a r . l f a - i n g t , ; , . k w a r > 1
d a y at th»- F r a n k T n v lo r hom e a t
and
tn
d
frd
ni’roaa
tin*
tru«*k.
drag
|ir
....... r . . - l l ? f u l l « * » B u ll
S o w II
B la c k B u tte and Tu esd ay th e y vis­
la I n a
tu li»
Ila
U l ' - p a A r l g a r a t t a I glng ih r w rn n g lrr. ra n g h i by ou r
ite d at th e W ill L iv e ly home
I .1 • i-. •
-I
" • ' * f*wit In the a flrru p
M i. and M rs. H a m G a rm a n and
h » I r ? l a p i h II np ridir»» fu ll UH
A m n rin tir rodr. hri*«tklng In to
c h ild ,e n an d M r. and
M rs
Paul
I t » « li» »
il-'M n
Ih »
Ir a - U
|> » n la « in
1
crlt»«
o
f
unger
m
id
a im l l i r
ttotaml
H a n e y fro m the M c K e n zie
riv e r
p h b a u p • h r r i g a i -,
T h e re was In stan t up ro ar. Me
Th r |a»ny ln*u»lr«| fo r Ih r tm dd r
» • » - pm
Ih » i l ii i i ln * b ra n « h I
section
«pent
the
w
eek
end
a
t
th e
('roAsen sprang fo rw a rd to defend
m n u p i I l o gtnifd r a il o f Ih r tr n r k frin -r.
M> • i »» • n
t r i u* • •
H ic h a rd G a r m a n hom e
lle
b
s
fo
rk
lie
w
as
too
la
te
Ills
»I . ni
i
H ill w h ile Ih r |»ui»li ky «ire« lu i ora
E lb e rt Hess ha« gone to H u m -
hand slipped to his gun bolster
t>olt. C al . to w o rk In th e mines.
a tu ird . g|a*i*i lili’AA. Ih r w ruiig lm .
(*a rp y . ju m p ing up. stood alim»«t
T
h e C h a rle « C o ffm a n fa m ily
of
¡d
ra
g
g
e
d
along
nt
hr«*tikne<a
k
a
i
m
h
h
I,
C aotinw *d
C H A P T E R II
<»ier th e b ra w le r*. “ H o ld on. th e re !
D r a in «pent S un day at th e W T .
ah»H»k ItMiar hi» fool und. ro llin g
—-A—
H old o n !" he thundered. **TI»e first BohwoOd hom e.
Kt :t little w ith Hie nnnnentiiut over Mini over
1 1 m * Jtnlgra l»tnl«ll»,l
man th a t draw s a gun here 1*11 run
T h e P h illip s hom estead has been
dial a to«* S a m d i Mini 1 ir * p i Wild oil the lrn< k atuMng Io Ida f«*i-l, co? out o f Sleepy C at !’*
sold to C h a rle « W h e th e m of K a n ­
_
die* I w ith thi« w rnn clur ft I he geltl 1 ______________________
H r c » rp y was the only m an In sas. C a rl K in g m ade the deal.
fhK
I a f e tp r
•I« * |» | m m I J
I sivepy C at who could have done It.
••»••r la llo* J iplgra
•*G»*„,« ” b * »•»
T w a K ia d a a , V a m p ir e
Hut his wt»rd was tlie last Word In
l»i»UlUi««1. ’ iH’fiijw )•»,! •li*«,lilr . W»
Sleepy Cat. N o one cared to face
T h e Q reeke b r lle te th a t th ere are
M in kr u tK iflir l’ |»r»qw»«al
»tu r im tn
his w ra th lie tu rn ed to .lane ••H«»n’t tw o kind» o f va m p ire -o n e dead,
w i ll m*M (| lo ir 1 1 it tti* 1.1 .lu p lh ’r tlr «11 >
l»e frig h ten ed , g irl. It's a ll over.’*
but re ta in in g a aln later h a lf life by
tri« k ntt a h«»i »•* lli- il i In« t jt i iib n ’k .
Cheers greeted the w ra n g le r as p reying on th e blood o f the liv in g ;
« h u u ilih io w a n t« to l i t
N •• w a n t
| he w alked hack w ith his cronies to and the o ther » till alive. Th ua, we
In I»» | » n f i ,i »lv f a ir
¡w h e re th e c o n trite pony stood on a re told th a t the vam pire« o f The«-
• Y n t , ,,««*«,» " rr»orl»««1 M»|wta»«1
'th e irm k A lthough his a ttir e was aaly and E p lru a are " liv in g men
•> » a i* r r ttientt r im titilt to l»aal th e
In much d is a rra y , his m anner put m astered hy a kind o f som nam bul­
In Ml» ■ o ff h im m i i • n » t m m m ? Iln*
lid s hearers (s*rfectly nt ease “ I ism. who. »elred by a th lra t fo r
iMMila
W a ll Ito l.in I In* • »H ad m il '
¡know ,*' he sabl to (lu»se who hail re ­ blood, go fo rth at night fro m th e ir
tn riiiiitf In Iln* «»• 1 » k«««•,.«• i
>oti J
tu rn ed to the grandstand, am i pat-
shepherds’ huts, and scour th e coun­
h«M*r«l H ia i
I*» to ri w ait! to laU«* ,
I ting his tm»,mt. " th a t tills g enerally
try . b iting and te arin g a ll th a t they
l h i « l » i»«H «, n g i
'w e ll behave,! lit tle T e x a s ja»nv Is ns
m e e t, both man and heaat.”
Ac­
•
*
h it • • lo iic
iH | b e I r l r k *
I i i h h I i asham ed o f l»ls conduct as I
cording to an oth er a u th o rity , thia
am i «Fn«* '<•»,»
am. and I know he w ould lik e to
type o f v a m p ire la p a rtic u la rly ac­
- I f tn u
III»»* ‘ , 1 1 ,r»**1 Sot
;i|M<loglxe •*’
tiv e when th e nmon la a l Its fu lL
W I h h I
) i i i l ; i n r l i l f«»r II»** fUlM ) fid
lie had the crow d w ith him W h ile
InfT ■«*♦» <«• I'lr r lo H**l I I ! • « • '»r
¡th e y cheered, the w ra n g le r rem o u n t­
d rrm l
M o p >,»ui > « " p H a rry H**
ed, canter«*»! leisurely up tl»e tra c k
latnl "
and dow n, and brought the gelding
llc tla iu l «••»,! u ,»*♦*«! I«» p i m i’a l b ill
to a halt In fro n t o f l»r. Cfcrpy and
llitp tr u ll» I. uum m in •*<! I«» lit« »I**»
lan e V an 'l atnhel. P a ttin g the |M»ny
tatura. m«*l w ith
w ll»l a p p ru ta l
i (Ti*ctli,«lately on th e neek w ith hla
Th i-y dr* lln ril I«» Ir l th e Wi m . l r r go
left hand, am i « le a k in g so ftly, th e
llr w m a ttaad llnl w ith • rira MI>»»
w ran g ler tapped th e lit tle fe llo w
II Again I . • . H in -r m u ie l . . .
w ith hl« doubled q u irt « hi the rig h t
Attain '**
«hotlbler.
Mi»wtly
n f l r t « «’«»ttfi r r m r w i ll
T h e |M»ny pawtsl th e iliHd In pro-
l l i r m to rH « * m ii’ l r a «,♦»<',»»MM dh
test hut g rad u ally cr.a»ked hl« rig h t
tt « * tlin « i* iin * lil '
“If
V i m ’ l l «11 g e t o f f
¡fo re le g , then hla le ft, an d knelt In
Ilia tr n r k am i «h»»l up. In« begun j
|a|M»li»gy to the gran dstand
The
A g a tu In « P on p T o ok th « Q u ir t.
*u«ir »Mil W ill g h r yoil ou r im»rr
cro w ,I gave him loud applause.
r \Itlh lllio i ”
T h e ho tting potiv
M e antim e, th ro w in g Id» line«, the
••red w lilt tlnaf
W lir n »hr Ir m A waa *•!••.»♦«*,I «lt'1 j «‘Ir n r r il llo* fi in • anti tlauhrd m < i«»»a w ra n g le r atep|»ed o ff th e i«»ny. laid
tit*1 Mint were agoln «e»»lnl. th e |n » r l Ih r field.
tils hand on the g u ar,I rails o f the
I? a p ir lr r c o n tliy in l
I«» abow | T h r angry w ra n g le r a te a d lrd him gri«ml«tuud trn* k fence, cleared It.
|
a r lf a fte r a alep o r fw o . Ida even la n d , pb-klng his w ay among th,*
rlth*. «m l I«» a l i o w l l t r i
tti» i i i l l u
j M, v, n4, o ver Hie fa te? tieford hint. «l»ectatora up to w here C arpy »at,
•I,»n. I ll aak nltv ladv in ih r m id 1 j M r b , |||f fo r iir r tl
brea th . W llh N(iip|i«‘<l beftire Jane
m e io throw
tny huh« p«*rai»nM'
H e was covered w ith dust and
hl« q u irt «Hit banging fro m Ida
oriiaiin*ni o f w ear »nit "it »In* tra r k
Jane «tarted . She saw a
w rla l. hl« h n lr rum pled and hla «went.
T im i young la,I? n e it to l>r <'a,
hr«»nR»*«l I eat u rr« «1»»«! am eored. hla p a ll o f k«*en brow n eyes ln«|sH *lug
h r |N»:ide«l
Ian i th a t a am ali
• h lr t to rn h a lf «»IT hla h a rk , anil her from behind long dusty lashes,
hrai'etet I are «»I, her !•• i <iru>
Inal
brea th in g h a rd am i fa«i, he aim»d she saw a fa m ilia r object In hl«
III«* , bll.g
I «• >
(
1 • • '
evelng the crow il am i » m I a i * i | hla righ t hand, as hi* held It out to her
th at hl a* r i f t fo r
|nll)U le. wi ll
find heard hla low w o rd s:
» <»h r In a loud c le ar tlra w l
gliuw yon nine i
"
“ l.ady. your bracelet “*
* ! f the c a lf Huit Jual bellow ed fo r
Rawtlv wa» atl»lre*«,ng .lane.
••HI»!’’ exclaim ed Jane com plete
m ilk lan*t too much of » co w ard Io
Oh. I w io il do I I “ ' e v l.tlm e d
•’T h a n k you!**
w all, down here I'll ugree Io hoi He b surprised
lie tile ,I to fade aw ay among hl«
Jane.
feed Idin w ith a q u irt**
M u w d y h * i» k e i| pained. ’» .I k. pi 1,1«
„boisterous fo llo w in g o f uproarious
T h e re w e ir a few apphnidlng
eye b i r d on ’ he hr •« » h »
‘ »Jo
C irc le I n»t men
Hut not every one
tnugtia, many m m m u r« am i a gen
wa« dl«|>oaed to let him e»« ape
aln ail. g irl, ihrow it m i l “ *u .
. oral fe elin g o f um*a«in« aa among
••aslly
H a rry T en ls o ii, who pal,I
r<l t^aipy.
Ih r apih la lo ia .
the stake mnnev « ver to S aw dy at
• • \e * i* r
T ’ io P,,o> in -h l alep on
Suddenly from th e nd«l*i «»f a riot the C irc le Hot q u a rte rs . Insisted on
If
profealed .!*»• ••
Ve«ed. but u n w illin g to Ig ntn e Ih r • »f men ta lk in g nt th r end o f the m eciing tin* T e x a n lie was dragged,
grow ing clam or o f Hie « p n ’tatora g ran dstand near la n e l aiue a chiali re lu c ta n t, out o f the sleeping tent
.lane ro«e i e lu c ta id ly . |ui«aetl Ih r o f angry voi« »*« The n e tt In a ta iit a am i sh«M*k hnmla slow ly w ith the
alem ler gold band over her w rlat, huid headed m ail w ith keen gray M edicine Head sport m agnate.
“ W h ere did you pick up th a t
am i pausing fo r an a w k w a rd !’*ni eyea and a dyed n»u«ta»*he. a c a lle r
Inin»* ihrow flung It m il ungru< Imia lng onlooker« lig h t am i le ft, puabed c ig arette trick ? ” dem anded Teutson.
|y on the da« k T h r crow ,I iipplaud Ida w ay *»ut o f the g a therin g crow d ” 1 never saw It done but once. T h a t
uml. «»retching »»ill hla arm . yelled was at Madison S qu are Car,leu.**
•••I .lane l,ln«hed
‘•How long a g o )“ asked Ih e w im u
I he bracelet fe ll , loae Io the at th e th ree O r e le P o t cowmen
grand«l.»m l aide of »1 •• Ir io ’k S»»w,l> at a nding on the truck biwlde the glcr.
thought too fin a l*, h u t lio * w ia n g le r .1 c o n trite pony. “ Look a here, T e x a a ’ ’
i IO III ( O M i M ID )
GUNLOCK RANCH
//
N elson M o to r O pens W ith
Kansas, P o rtla n e Men
T h e N elson M o to r n e rv tce open-
ed fo r b u eln ee, w ith » "one -to p '
K araxe arul nervlee e la tio n a t the
old N ela o n M o to r co m p any lo catio n
on S o u th F ifth atrec t a« announced
la»t w eek.
J. A . R ead o f E l [Turado. K s u m m .
w ith fifte e n year» experience in the
r e ta il end o f the au to m o b ile buai-
neea an d N o rm a n M c K e e l, P o r t­
land, w ith a lik e n u m b e r o f year«
e x p erien ce In th e m ech an ic al end.
w ill o p erate the ee tab llah m en t.
T h e n e w concern
w ill
h a n d le
R ic h fie ld
p ro d u c t*. H u d so n and
T e rr a p le n e m o to r car», and la te r
po»»lbly a n o th e r m a k e
P<«.tm a»t-
er N . J. N el»on J r. I» th e p ro p rie ­
Wh«n you co«« ,o PORTLANO
Com«
A f lo llo
io th«
L A f«
M«
M O TE
—lu» two *4r<AAi ,
Teitefullyendieodembrlufnnixd fire ­
proof. Excallcn* dininy rer/ice. Dea--
«ble, quiettuerouodiayt Populer-wer
Europeen Plee
■ww. w .* beh. 1
M^O. 12
up
T w e eeoon«. , 3
American Plen
Uoe. woh bad.. 1
F
•»«d so
• I
tor.
.a rt regularlv assigned our tra in , to C alifornia and the East
arc A IR - C O N D m O N E D . N o matter how hot the weather may
he. uu.de thete air-cooditiooed car. the atrnotphere it kept delight­
fu lly cool. Th e air i . chilled, wathed and pun bed, automatically
m a in ta in e d a t j u . t th e r ig h t degree for your greatest comfort.
Only the train provide, the luxury of air-cooditiooed travel.
For 2 f a m ile and let», you can go in ceas/orr to your deitinauon,
over the »moothett, u f e tt highway in the world.
M eal service for coach and tourist car pa.venger. feature, vand-
w ichc. fo r 10c, coflee or m ilk for 5c, etc. F u ll-c o u r« meal» in all
Southern Pacibc dining can are served at popular prices. N ext
time you go to C alifornia or the East, try a Southern Pacibc train!
Southern Pacific
V ^ v e saved ’5 on food, thanks
to our electric
refrigerator
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T O D A Y *» T A X O U R A M .
T h e A m e ric a n a u to m o b ile o w n e r
la one o f th r n a tio n '« h c avle at ta x
p ayer» T o hngln w ith h r paya the
fe d e ra l g o vern m en t a fiv e per ce n t
ta x on the pu rchaae prlc,» o f hla
a u to m o b ile ($40 on an $800 c a r );
a n o th e r ta x to th e a ta te fo r the
p riv ile g e o f o p e ra tin g It und
In
m an y caaea » till a th ird ta x fo r hl«
d rive r*» p e rm it. H u t th a t'» Juat a
a ta rte r O n every 10 gallon a o f gaa
he buys he paya a n a d d itio n a l fe d ­
e ra l, « ta lc , co u n ty and m u n ic ip a l
ta x a m o u n tin g In some atntea to a
to ta l o f $1 10. o r I I cent« a gallon.
Add to th ia a n o th e r cent a q u a r t
fo r o il an d you aee ho w the m oto r*
Iwt pay» $750,000.000 a n n u a lly
In
gurtoltnc ta xe» alone.
I o\IH )N
M r a ml M ra F re d
K n o tt
um l
M r« l U v H e a to n o f Sacrament»».
C al., re la tiv e « o f M r«. G ee r, a re vis­
itin g at th e Joe G e e r hom e
T h , la tw re n c e W e lfe fa m ily and
the c l i f f K b,«hire fa m ily o f P h ilip .
8. D.. have m oved here.
K A. F a e h e ld e r. an e ld erly m an.
th a t live« alone on hl« fa rm , had
a n a rro w e»cape fro m »erlou« In
lu rv o r perhap« d e ath . W ednesday
evening w h en he wa« a tta c k e d by a
hull. T h e a n im a l had kn o ck ed h im
dow n, w h en H . C. M c K a y and hl«
nephew a r riv e d on th e acene and
drove the hull aw n v
w ith
p itc h -
fo rk «
T h e H a rv e y S h ip p fa m ily o f Cot-
tag»* G ro v e »pent S a tu rd a y n ig h t at
th,* J. K H a n to n hom e S u n d a y th e
B a n to n an d S h ip p fa in llle u a tte n d ­
ed ch u rch service« In E ug ene and
v is ited frien d «
M i« Joe H ro o k h a rt. M rs. C . C
H itte r . M r«
P h il B ro o k h a rt and
M r«. Ik e W ertz, an d
«on
spent
T h u rs d a y w ith re la tiv e « a t D ra in .
M r an d M r». O rla n H lg g e n b o th -
a m anti son of C o tta g e G ro ve w ere
w eek end guests at th e O a k le v M c ­
G u ire home.
M rs
G eorge
S u th e rla n d .
M r».
T h a d A lls w n rtb , M r« M u rr v New­
ton, W ilm a S u th e rla n d and M ild re d
Cox «pent F r id a y at Salem . T h e v
w ere d in n e r guests o f M rs. A lb e rt
N o rth
M r. an d M r«. VV. H A n d rew « and
«on Joe o f bos A ngeles «pent M on
day and T u esd ay o f las t w eek at
th e J K H an to n hom e. T h e A n ­
d rew « fa m ily a re lo o k in g fo r a lo ­
c a tio n here.
M t«
Z ella
W ille y
and G race
. and ice didn't »tint on a single item
I never realiied, fill we bought our new electric refrigerator
how much food I used to throw away, spoiled, which I now
I work it over info fasfy d ches, it .aves on our buying.
In the old days, I couldn't take advantage o f lots of special
price, on meat, end vegetab'e. because they wouldn t keep
♦ill we could eat them up.
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SHIELDS and WARD
General Petroleum Station—Fifth and Main
Free Parking on Lot at Any Time
Now I can buy far ahead; nothing spoils; thare is alway*
something nice in the refrigerator when Tom and his wife
drop in unexpectedly: my grocery bills are lower; we have
better things to eat; and I can't see where the refrigerator
has cost us anything.
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Mountain States Power Company