THU UM DA Y, NOVEMBER |1 1M7
the senti
COTTAOK G
OREGON
CHIROPRACTIC LOCATES
and rethoves th" cause of dla-
ease. Chiropractic adjustments
quickly restore to normal health.
_ afternoon, ___
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Sunday
Nov. 7, was
Dr. H. A. Hagen.
nllc the occasion for a very enjoyable
Mr -na V«-. U . U
P*rty, honoring Mm. Amanda C.
Latham
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NEARLY THREE INCHES RAIN
For the 48 hours preceding sun­
down Wednesday night. 2.84 inches
of rain fell In Cottage Grove ac­
cording to C E Stewart, local
weather observer
Rain was still
falling at a steady pace as thto is­
sue went to press Wednesday night,
and there was every indication of
continued rain, with the barometer
way down," Mr. Stewart reported
Must Net Use Mail Sacks
It is a violation at the law to
use government mail sacks for
purposes other than mail.
Vaudeville in 1883
Vaudeville originated to Boato«.
Maas., in 1883, when the Gaiety m«-
•®um was opened by B F Keith.
Ivan Currin severely gashed the home
her daughter, Mm. Clar-
i index finger on his left hand rw *nce Stoneburg. lb help her cele-
More than 40 countries have held
The Negro death rate from tuber-
( centiy while chopping wwxl
Two brate there were present the other
or are now holding Christmas ""al
culosto
is
from
three
to
Mx
times
i stitch«« were required to close the ,,auhters. Mm. Claude Plaster, Mm.
sales to finance tuberculosis pro­
wound.
Roscoe Yearous, and Mm. Rufus that of the whites.
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Arne; a son. Albert Hull, and other
Get that cold refreshing drink at relatives
and
Friends,
Claude
the Gray Goose.
Plaster, hto parents, Mr and Mm
T. J. Plaster of Waterloo, Mrs. AJ-
Remodeling operations have been bert Hull, Jean Yearous, Clarence
started on the former Twin Oaks Stoneburg. Mr. and Mm. Clare Ar-'
building, which S V. Allison re­ ne and daughter Faye, Lois May
cently bought from Joe Smith
A 1 and Evelyn Stoneburg and Mrs.
section of th" building Is being par­ i Hugh Trunnell. Four generations
titioned off as a barber shop which were present as little Faye Arne is
Mr, Allison will operate.
a great grand child of Mm. Hull.
Nine thousand new telephone Unusual among the guests were
directories were delivered by mail Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Plaster of
last week to I.ane county subscrib­ Waterloo, who are »1 and 86 years
ers.
The company had 12.500 of age respectively They are visit­
directories printed and most of ing here at the Claude Planter
home.
these will
used before next
November.
Mm. Amanda Hun Is one of the
oldest residents of LAtham Other
The Safeway store to attracting children are Mm. H. Johnson of I
considerable attention with its hug« Chehalis, Wash.; Leslie Hull of
thermometer which regtotem the Vancouver. Wash., Waldo Hui) of
poundage sold 1», IL» coffee sale. Sweet Home and ---------
Frank --------
Hull of
Another coffee display features an California. She received a lovely {
elect:IC train. The store had sold gift and also an airmail letter and
6iX) pound" Wednesday morning gift from an only living sister in
since the sale started lairt week
Missouri.
Mr. and Mm Car) Buffington and
Red Rose Butter and Ice Cream
Lester Yearous attended the fun­
* Mister, Mn W E Lebow, has re­ Ask for them. C. O. Creamery. tf
eral of the infant daughter of Mr.
turned to her home in Brownsville.
Mies Madelle Beidler, who teach- and Mm. Herman Hurd Sunday at
Mm S T Rose, wtio has been e.» In the high school at Harrisburg, Myrtle Creek.
confined to her home by illness, is spent the week end here with her
Mr. and Mm. Jesse Grubb and
parents. Mr and Mm
‘ reported to be much Improved
Charles Mu» Edna Grubb had dinner at the
Hall and Johnston, Rrwj Fatato,
Beidler.
Lewis Strobeck home in Eugene
•^ans, Muro Inaurane®. I*hone M.
NERVES CARRY THE VITAL
Sunday.
Mr»
life fore«* Pinchwl nerves can
Anne
Leffingwell 1 "P* nt
Mrs. Eleanor Remington and son
UHICKEN DINNER
Methodist
not function properly.
Disease Monday In Portland.
Richard
letft the Alfred White home
ladies Aid Baxaar and chicken
follow® Chiropractic offers you
,
recently SuTlday to go to Springfield, where
dtoiner Baxaar all day. dlnner at
health. Dr H A. Hagen advnll-
"n‘?u
recer
ft:», nt armory, Nov. ¡7.
Mm. Remington is employed.
with Ruth Pryor of Bailey Hill.
nllc
Dr and Mrs William Earl spent
Georg
Bjorset
spent
Sunday
duck
neU^
o/
Mm C. R Simkirw returned Hun- the week end art their cabin on
»'"‘’'•"’h0" Rurgland home Su^
«My from spending two weeks visit­ Sharps creek at Lund park.
ing in Portland and Camas. Wash
of Eugene In the Ix>ng Tom section
„ ,,
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Mrs A F. Hanson from Hay­
Mr. Slmklne. accompanied by their
Mm. Jamm P Graham and Mrs.
The Cottage Grove Bowling Al­ ward, Cal . visited recently at the
daughter. Mtos Txmeve Simkina, Horace Hatch attended a Neigh­
leys,
located just off Main on south home of her brother. J. C. Buker.
etudent at Oregon State college in bor» of Woodcraft meeting Friday
THE COTTAGE GROVE BARGAIN HOUSE
Fifth, invite you to enjoy this
Frank. Max and Genevieve Buf­
Corvallis, drove to Camas Saturday night In Eugene
healthful national game.
nllc fington and Mrs. River visited at
to bring Mr* Simkins home They
Mm. C Braswell and son Roger
visited Bonneville dam before re­
Car) Buffington home Sunday
Mm. O. L. Nichols returned laM the
left Sunday on the streamliner for
evening.
turning home
week
from
a
month's
trip
during
Detroit. They will drive back a new
Miss Eleanor Warren and Miss car They expect to visit hi Missouri which she visited Pittsburg, other
"astern citlw» and New Orhans
Dorothy Treadwell of Walker vto- on their return trip.
ited Sunday with Mix« Phyilto Vln-
Mrs. D P Caldwell spent Friday
oant
In Lxirane with a daughter, Mrs.
FREE
Harry Skelton, who entertained In
Mm» Itosrrmiry Coshow. who had honor of Mrs Caldwell's birthday
< ertiflcate of the assumed bust- I
HOME OWNED STORE
anniversary
nes« name. L M Morton Construe- I
OWNED STORE
¥ Aulk A
tion company, has been filed in the I
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The Gray Goo®" for Ice Cream, tf office of the county clerk.
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a
Mm F L Grannis and
Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rynearson and
Mary Clerin spent th" week end in
family were guests Sunday evening
Portland
at the Lorus Perkuson home west
Mr and Mrs
Vern
Williams of Junction City.
•pont the week end in Portland at
D. Von R. Drenner of Culp
th® home of Mr. Williams mother, Creek, has
been selected as guest
whr returned with them Sunday contributor
of prosr for the mid-
evening and will spend several days November issue
of the Oread mag­
at the William" home.
azine, published at the University
Portion of hto novel
The A W Shofstall family spent of Kansas.
Sunday in Corvallis *t the C. R. ■ “Night Lie» Hidden" will be used,
with black-print illustrations of the
Oregon country in which the novel
J. A. Schneider
coUected ia laid.
county bounty on one bobcat.
HOWDY FOLKS
A phlloso-
Infant Die« at Culp Creek
in
ph er my« good mannem are In- . . Olivia
,, W Eakin ha® filed
------ suit
— —
Irene Hurd, five days old. infant
apired by discretion. But there’s I ?,rcun court against the unknown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
a difference. If you tip your hoirs of R H Hazelton and others, Hurd, died Saturay. November 6.
•oup plate from you. that ia suit to quiet title to land.
at the family home in Culp Creek.
good mannem. But If you tip
The body was shipped to Myrtle
The
Bowling
Alleyn
will
be
open Creek for interment and funeral
your grapefruit from you. that's
Quart Jar
for business Armistice day. Try «ervicro were held there Sunday
discretion
your hand at this healthful
nllc
We suppose that you all have time.
Because of Mexico City's high
hr«j«l the one about the Scotch­
H. B Ferrin and F. L Grannis altitude, flies and mosquitoes are
man who learn««! that tears con­ were guests Friday night and Sat­ virtually unknown there.
tained sugar and then stuck
More than three and one-half
urday at the Joe Smith cabin on
himself with a pin and cried in­ the Umpqua near Scottsburg.
million persons died from tubercu­
to the cornflakes.
losis in the U. S in the last 30
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz re- years.
Because he fought in France
One elephant examined in a sur-
turned Tuesday evening from Port­
land. where they vlsltrd for two vey was found to have a heart that
Chet VanDenburg wants to
beat only 22 time« per minute.
know If they called a private a days
There are 6.665,800 miles of mo-
buck been um he got a dollar a
Mrs Lawrence Chapman, who toring roads in the world.
day
had been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mm. LaSelto Stewart, left Wed­
nesday
morning
for
Portland,
I t >r<
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
where she was called by the
FRIDAY
Shaw’s
■ death of Mr Chapman's father,
Pound Glass Jar
NOV. 12
8:00 P. M
Robert E. Chapman, who died
there November 9. After the fun­
eral services Mrs. Chapman will
leave Portland for her home in
Sauk, Wash.
whatever you may need in the line of
the New, Modem or Used Furniture
(including Circulators) the chances
are you will find it in our large store—
consisting of 4 buildings!
Liberal Trade-in Allowances on what
you no longer need.
Remember you can always do better
at
CITY BRIEFS
McLAUGHLIN’S
Next Door to Diane Theatre
s
The Norge Electric
that we are offering,
big guns" with those
them. The prices are
and $75.
Washer»
are “the
who use
$49, $64
Radio Ray
Granulated Soap
You can save over $100 in the
purchaxe of my 1937 Willys Deluxe
domonMrator compared with price
of new 1938 model. ----
This car ha»
been run 4400 mile« and carries a
new car guarantee. Nelson Motor
Service.
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Tommy Chamber«. small »on of
Mr. and Mm. Victor Chambers, was
brought home Wednesday from a
Eugene hospital, where he recently
underwent an appendectomy. The 1
Chambers are living at the Bader,
house on w«tst Main while their
house is being renovated. Their
home wa« damaged by fire last
week, Insurance adjusters fixing
thr damage at approximately $1000.
SEE:
The Spirit Seance
and Join in the
Fun with Virgil's
Merry - Mad Gang
of Spooks!
Dallas Deere, graduate of the
class of '37, left Saturday to join
his father in California, where he
will take up telegraphy.
Mr. and Mr®. L. S. Crawford are
expected home nexit week from San
. Francisco, Cal., where they are |
spending a two-week vacation.
DELIVERY
C hickenNoodles2 0
Diced Chicken-39
Giant Ripe Olives 19'
Sweet Pickles
Pancake Flour - 29
Northern Tissue 4*19-
Qc
Coffee
Borene
J
RADIO RAY HAS
THIS TO SAY:
A Live Wire, our staff poet,
rise« to the occasion this
with the following verse:
Ship me somewhere in the
tropic®
Whore the breadfruit falls
from trees
Where there ain't no dog­
gone fuel bills
And a man need never
frees®
I
r
General Pershing rate« nineteen j
gun«. It look» like he |a still the
"big noiae” in the army.
Bill’s Super Market
A
Admission
Adults, 25c
Students, 10c
Package
Lettuce
FREE
Carrots 5
Coffee and
Cake Will Parsnips 3
Be Served Turnips 5
Saturday
Squash
Head
pounds
pounds
pounds
Pound
10
10
10