THURSDAY. JANUARY 27, 1938
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
chains; thence South 49’ East
2.97 chains; thence South
78*4’ West 6.81 chains; thence
North 680 chains: thence
SUMMONS
North 57 West 2 chains:
thence North 62* West 2.66
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Lane County.
chains; to the West line of
WtX^D Second growth seasoned.
OLIVIA W EAKIN. Plaintiff,
said claim; thence North along
$4 cord. Old growth, partly dry,
vo.
said
West
line
48.49
chains
to
The unknown heirs of R H.
$4.50. H. C. Gleaser, telephone
the
place
of
beginning,
con
­
HAZLETON and MARTHA
16F22.
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taining 103.24 acres of land
HAZLETON, his wife, both de­
in Lane County, Oregon.
ceased; THOMAS PERRY HAZLE­
FOR SALE Almost new Ward’s
Also: Lots 4 and 5 in Section
TON and MARY P HAZLETON,
Sawyer drag «aw. 2 blades, 5
his wife; MARY H. BROEKEU
27, Township 20 South. Range
and 7 ft. F. G. Dorsey, 306 south
BANK and W. J BROEKELBANK.
3 West of the Willamette
her husband: NELLIE MAY IR­
First St.
. ..jl3-30p
Meridian in Lane County,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
VIN and ARCHIBALD IRVIN, her
Oregon,
containing
in
all
hueband; the unknown heirs of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
FOR SALE—Clover seed. Thta
128.71 acres of land, more or
FRANCIS MARION HAZLETON. That
t
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the underairned
has been ap-
seed has purity test of 99.70.
less, said property being the
deceased; the unknown heirs of pointed by the County Court of
1937 grown. Also OIC weaner pig-
property now assessed to the
SAMUEL HAZLETON deceMed; Lfcne County. State of Oregon,
ready Feb. 1. Claude Arne, phone
the unknown heirs of HARRISON Executor of the Last Will and
heirs of O. F. KNOX, de­
1F4.
J13-27p
HARVEY HAZLETON, deceMed; TMtament of ESTELLA I- SALT-
ceased, subject to dower inter­
KATE B. HAZLETON,
widow- ON, deceMed. bv an order bearing
est of IPHA KNOX.
the unknown heirs of JOHN WES- date the 23rd day of December.
Offers will be received by the THAT WOOD your neighbor
LEY HAZLETON, deceased; the 1937
brags about came from the Row
Guardian at the law office of
HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Fb,t River Fuel Co., phone 10F2. j30p
DORA SCOTT HAZLETON, a SALTON. deceMed. are hereby National Bank Building, Cottage
FOR SALE- Nearly complete lay­
widow: HAZEL MALTBY and notlfJed and required to present the Grove, Lane County. Oregon.
GROVER C. MALTBY, her hue aame duly yenned to the under
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ette. Also baby basket and bas­
The
sale will be ____
made
suhteet
to
RALPH “i^ned at the law office of HER- the confirmation by the County ket stand. Mrs. Willard Wallace.
Inquire at 225 No. 10th.
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BERT X’
Court of Marion County. Oregon
HAZLETON, her husband. CHAR ;ional Bank
Building. Cottage rintnd thi« 07th dav nf Tanuarv
LOTTE BURKHOLDER, a minor; Orove, Lane County. State of Ore- Pa,w’ th,s J7th
°» January.
'FOR SALE or rent for cash. 305
SHIRLEY BURKHOLDER, a mi- wn on or before six months from 1938-
acre stock ranch. Inquire at
IPHA "
KNOX. Guardian
nor; ROSE HAZLETON, a widow.the date of the first publication of
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First National Bank of Cottage
HARRY HAZLETON and JANE thta notlce.
,
MARJORIE LUCILLE
DOE HAZLETON, his wife:
Date of first publication Decem-
KNOX, minor.
j27-f24c Grove or across Pacific highway
LLOYD HAZLETON and JANE.
3^ 1937
from Divide school house. j!3-27p
DOE HAZLETON, his wife: ERMAj
of last publication January
NOTICE
OF
FINAL
HAZLETON: DEAN' HAZLETON
1938
ONE GRADE JERSEY COW for
SETTLEMENT.
and JANE DOE HAZLETON, his
WORTH HARVEY. Execu­
sale, $40, freshen In February.
wife; GEORGE W. HAZLETON
tor Last Will and
Testa-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
and GRACK HAZLETON, his wife;
ment -----------
ESTELLA _ I. gALT. That the undersigned has filed 140-acre ranch cheap. H. D. Myers.
ROYAL HAZLETON, a single.
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Silk Creek.
jl3-30p
ON.
Deceased.
herein her final account as the
man: the unknown heirs of MRS. HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
Administratrix
of
the
estate
of
AMANDA WORNSTAFF. »me- Attorney for Executor,
- WAYNE T. LAND, deceased, with FOR RENT —2 apartments, un­
times MRS. AMANDA WARN-
furnished in Cottage Grove. In­
the County Court of Lane County.
STAFF, and JOHN DOE WORN­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STAFF, her husband, both de­
State of Oregon, and an order has quire of W. E. Masters. Lorane
ceased; MARY B. CHRISMAN, a
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, been made and entered of record route, 1 mile west of bank. jl3-27p
widow; HARRY MARKLEY, a di-1 That the undersigned hM been ap- directing this notice and setting
voiced man: ONA MARKLEY a pointed bv the County Court of the lst day of March. 1938. at the TIN CANS, rubbish, brush hauled
single person; BESSIE MARKLEY, Lane County, State of Oregon^. Ad- h
{ t odock jn the forenoon
at reasonable rates Box RI.
a single person; JOHN H. TAY­ ministrator of the estate of CLAR- .
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LOR and JESSIE TAYLOR. hie ENCE OTTO ROZELL. deceased. 9* s®1"
‘»J6 Sentinel.
wife; also all other persons or par­ by an order bearing date the 28th County Court Room, County
Court House. Eugene. Lane Coun- OMER MOORE FOR BUILT-INS.
ties unknown, claiming any right, day of December 1937.
title,
estate, ____
lien - or interest in the AH persons having claims against ty. State of Oregon, as the place
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cabinets, repairs carpentry of
land described in the complaint
estate of said CLARENCE for the hearing of objections, if all kinds. Floor sanding. Phone
therein. Defendants.
OTTO ROZELL. deceased, are any |O fbe final account and the
141R.
j!3-fl0p
TO: The unknown heirs of R. H- hereby
notified and required to settlement
-
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of said
estate.
HAZLETON and MARTHA A. present
the same, duly verified, final
to
p^ed «“• FOR RADIO, refrigeration, wash­
HAZLETON, his wife, both de­
ceased; THOMAS PERRY HAZLE­ of HERBERT W LOMBARD 27th day of January. 1938.
ing machine and electrical ap­
TON and MARY P. HAZLETON, First National Bank Building. Cot-
Date of last publication Febru-
pliances repair try Saunders and
his wife; MARY H. BROEKEL­ tage Grove. Lane County. State of ary 24. 1938.
Polley. Leave orders at Kelly
BANK and W. J. BROEKELBANK. Oregon, on or before eix months
LOUISE LAND. Adminis­
Drug company.
J20-f3p
her husband: NELLIE MAY IRV­ from the date of the first publica­
tratrix of e s t a t e of
IN and ARCHIBALD IRVIN, her
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tion
this notice.
WAYNE T. LAND, de-
husband; the unknown .^eira of ¿ate of flrst pubUcaUon Decem-
FOR SALE OR TRADE.—Good
j27-f24c
FRANCIS MARION HAZLETON,
30 1937
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ceased.
5-year-old Jersey family cow,
deceased; the unknown heirs of
Date of last publication January HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
middle milker. Priced right. T. H.
SAMUEL HAZLETON. deceMed: 37 1938
Attorney for Administratrix.
Moody, phone 21F4.
j2O-f3p
the unknown heirs of HARRISON
J. ROZELL. Ad-
HARVEY HAZLETON, deceased:
-
ministrator of the Estate
KATE B. HAZLETON, a widow;
USED RADIOS, both battery and
of CLARENCE OTTO RO-
Life in Drop of Waler
the unknown heirs of JOHN WES-
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ZELI.. _________
Deceased
electric, priced to sell. Some as
As many as 106 forms of life are
I .PTY HAZLETON, deceased; the HERBERT W. LOMBARD,
.ontained in a single drop of water. low as $2.50. Grove Hardware, c
unknown
heirs of WILLIAM
Attorney for Administrator.
HENRY HAZLETON, deceased;
FOUND—Ladies purse. Call at
DORA SCOTT HAZLETON, a
Better Bakery, identify fi-rae
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
widow: HAZEL MALTBY and
and
pay for thi« ad.j27p
GROVER C- MALTBY, her hus­
Notice is hereby given that the
band; NIET a JONES, a widow. undersigned has been appointed
DANAE HAZLETON and RALPH
HOUSE FOR RENT — Six-rooms
HAZLETON, her husband; CHAR­ administrator of the estate of El-
and bath, unfurnished, on North
When you have a common cold
LOTTE BURKHOLDER, a minor: mer Berggren, deceased, late of
10th
Street. Inquire of Schofield
settled
in
your
chest
or
throat,
Lane
County,
Oregon,
by
the
SHIRLEY BURKHOLDER, a mi
nor- ROSE HAZLETON, a widow: County Court of Lane County don’t waste time and take chances Stewart.j27p
HARRY HAZLETON and JANE Oregon. All persons having claims on old-fashioned or surface reme-
DOE H A Z L ET O N. his wif«; against said estate are hereby dies,
SALE— JERSEY
MILK
need real medicine. Take FOR
___ _ you
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LLOYD HAZLETON and JANE notified to present the same, duly Thoxine. the famous throat and
cow. Will be fresh soon. N. E.
DOE HAZLETON, his wife; ERMA
J27p
HAZLETON: DEAN HAZLETON verified, as by law required, with cough medicine that so many Glass, phone 84L.
and JANE DOE HAZLETON, his proper vouchers, to said adminis­ families are now using. The very
wife; GEORGE W HAZLETON trator at the law office of Alta first swallow starts relief, sore­ PUBLIC AUCTION, SATURDAY,
Jan. 29th at Schrickers Auction
and GRACE HAZLETON, his wife; King 613 Main St., Cottage Grove, ness is soothed, coughing stops
ROYAL HAZLETON. a single Lane County. Oregon, within six usually in a few minutes; and it Market, Cottage Grove. Selling
man; the unknown heirs of MRS. months from the date of the first also acts internally to help stimu­ furniture, harness, fence posts,
AMANDA WORNSTAFF, some­ publication of this notice, January late throat secretions and loosen separators, chickens, one organ,
times MRS AMANDA WARN-
phelgm. Your doctor will approve potatoes, carrots, canbage, beet«,
STAFF. and JOHN DOE WORN- 13 1938.
AXEL N. BERGGREN, Ad­
the ingredients, all are listed on oats, alfalfa hay and straw. Bring
STAFF. her husband; both deceas­
ministrator.
the carton. Wonderful for chil­ what you have to sell. Sale at one
ed: MARY B. CHRISMAN, a
widow; HARRY MARKLEY, a di­ ALTA KING, Attorney. jl3-flOc dren, too. Get Thoxine—and get o'clock.
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relief. 35c, 60c, $1.00. Kelly Drug
vorced man; ONA MARKLEY, a
single person; BESSIE MARK-
Co.
No. 2
FOR RENT—SLEEPING ROOM,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
LEY. a single person: JOHN H.
warm and comfortable.
421
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN,
TAYLOR and JESSIE TAYLOR.
Washington
avenue.
One
block
his wife; also all other persona or that the undersigned. FRED L. |
from Main street^
j27F18p
parties unknown, claiming any DERBY, has been duly appointed
right, title, estate, lien or interest as administrator of the estate of
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
in the land described in the com­ Dee C. Derby, deceased, by the
plaint therein. Defendants.
DENTISTS
young man. Practical training
County Court of Lane County,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Oregon, and he has duly qualified
in Diesel and welding. Transpor­
DR. W. E. LEBOW—Dentistry tation furnished. Write D66, clo
OR OREGON: You and each of
you are hereby summoned and re­ as such administrator.
—Office 5th and Main St. Sentinel.
j27c
THEREFORE, all persons hav­
quired to appear and answer the
Cottage Grove Ore. Phone 35
complaint of the plaintiff filed In ing claims against said estate are
the above entitled suit on or be­ hereby notified and required to DR. C. H. KIME. Dentist—Of­
Ring Around the Moon
fore the last day of the time pre­ present the same duly verified to
fice in First National Bank
scribed in the Order for Publica­ the undersigned James E. Burdett
Atudiea of the weather which fol­
Building.
Phone
10.
Cottage
tion of Summons, to-wit: on or be­
low the appearance of a ring around
Grove, Oregon.
fore the 27th day of January. 1938. at his residence at McMinnville.
the moon ahow that thia phenome­
And you are hereby notified if you Oregon, P. O. Box 54, in Yamhill i
PHYSICIANS
non does not herald the approach of
fail to so appear and answer for County, Oregon, within 6 months
want thereof the plaintiffs will from the first publication of this
atormy or wet weather. Neither
apply to the Court for the relief notice in the Cottage Grove Sen­ H. AXLEY, Physician and Sur­
ringa
around the moon nor changes
geon
—
Evenings
by
appoint
­
prayed for in the complaint, to- tinel, said date being the 20th day
of
the
phases of the moon appear to
ment. Over Kern’s for Drugs.
wit: For a decree adjudging the of January, 1938.
affect weather, asserts a writer in
plaintiffs are the owners in fee
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon.
Dated this 19th day of Janu­
simple of the premises described
Pearson's London Weekly.
The
ary, A. D., 1938.
therein, to-wit:
DR. G. L. EARL, Physician and
moon
has
been
an
object
of
super
­
FRED L. DERBY,
Surgeon — General Practice.
Beginning at a point 193.4 feet
stition from early times, because it
Administrator
of
said
estate.
First National Bank building.
north of the southwest corner
is the most conspicuous body in the
JAMES E. BURDETT,
j20-fl7c
of the R. M. Veatch’« mill lot,
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
night heavens. However, most of
Attorney for said estate.
which point is also 459.7 feet
the popular beliefs about it are
south of the southwest corner
ATTORNEYS
of lot 4 in block 5 of D. G. Mc­
false, and when a ring appears
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S
Farland’s Addition to Cottage
HERBERT W. LOMBARD, At­
around the moon the weather which
Grove, as the same Is platted
SALE.
torney at Law. First Nation­
follows may be wet, but it is just as
and recorded at pag« 480 of
Notice is hereby given, that the
al Bank building, Cottage
likely to be <’ne
volume 25 Lane County Oregon
undersigned Guardian of the es­
Grove, Oregon. Phone 94.
Deed Records, running thence
tate of MARJORIE LUCILLE
north 192 feet to the center of
KNOX, minor, in pursuance of an ILJ SHINN, Attorney at Law,
Weight of the Brain
Silk Creek; thence down Silk
Notary Public — Practices in
Creek in a southeasterly direc­ order made by the County Court
The
brain
attains full weight at
all Court«. Jones Building,
of the State of Oregon for Marion
tion 80 feet, thence north 65’
from
Afteen
to
eighteen years, ex­
Cottage
Grove,
Oregon.
County in the matter of said es­
east 80 feet, thence south 35H*
cept
in
unusual
cases. It remains
East 100 feet, thence south 52’
tate, shall, from, and after the 1st
the same until sixty or thereabouts,
east 132 feet, thence south 40’
day of March, 1938, offer at pri-1 ALTA KING, Lawyer—Main at
Ninth. Res. phone 28-F-31.
west 67.96 feet: thence north vate sale for cash, part cash and
when it begins to decrease in
84’ west 259.3 feet to the place part credit, all or any parcel of
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
weight. At eighty years abouj six
of beginning, In Lane County,
per cent of the weight has been lost.
the following described real prop­ J. E. YOUNG, Attorney at Law
Oregon.
erty
being
an
undivided
one-fifth
—Jones Building, Cottage
And that none of the defendants
have any right, title, estate, Hen, or interest in and to:
Grove, Oregon.
interest In or to said premises or
Beginning at the Northwest
any part thereof and that defend­
JOHN W. PENNINGTON, At­
corner of the John Partin Do­
ants be forever enjoined from as
torney at Law. — First Na­
nation Land Claim No. 64,
serting any claim in said land
tional Bank Building. Cot­
Notification
No.
841
in
Town
­
whatever adverse to plaintiff and
tage Grove.
ship
20,
South
of
Range
3,
'
for such other and further relief as
West of the Willamette Meri­
to this Court shall seem equitable.
ACCOUNTANT
dian. running thence East
This summons is served bv pub­
18.17 chains; thence South
lication herein bv virtue of an Or­
ROBERT H. LEMON —Public
der of the Honorable G. F. SKIP­
19.14 chains: thence South 38’
Accounting and Tax counsel.
COTTAGE GROVE AGENTS
WORTH. Judge of the above en­
East 4.50 chains: thence South
229 Miner Building, Eugene,
titled Court dated December 21,
HEM’S FOB DBUGS
26* East 8 chains; thence
Oregon. Telephone 1689.
1937, directing publication of this
South
21*
West
13.58
chains
summons in the Cottage Grove
Sentinel. Cottage
Grove. Lane I thence South 38*4’ West 15.42
LEGAL NOTICES
County. State of Dragon. once a
week for four successive weeks and
which order requires you and each
of vou to appear and answer the
complaint on or before four suc­
cessive weeks from the date of the
first publication of this summona
Date of first publication Decem­
ber 30. 1937
Data of last publication January
27. 1938 ____
HERBERT W. LOMBARD.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and noatofftce ad
dreeg Cottage Grove. Ore­
gon.
WANTADS
Great for Chest
and Throat Colds
Professional Cards
NUEÜOMO
RHEUMATISM
>»»■!» —..M!.— I — .——
SOCIETY
The O. L. H. club met Tueadny,
January 25, as was announced in
The Sentinel last week. A desert
was served. A gown was donated
to the loan closet
Mrs. W. W.
McFarland held high score at
bridge. Mrs. Fred Blickle second
and Mis. W. B. Johnston low.
The guests were Mrs. Fret! Blick­
le and Mrs. Barrymnn. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday.
February 8.
The Tuesday evening club met
at the city library January 25.
Mrs. Will Thum reviewed the
book "The Beloved Friend.” Tech-
arkowsky. Mrs. Omer Moore
reviewed the book "The Quiet
Street." W. A. Ilin. The club
voted to donate two sheets to the
loan closet. Gave cash donations
to the scholarship fund, to the
Doernbecker hospital at Portland
and to the W. C. T. U. Willard
fund.
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Mothers club will meet Tues­
day, February 1, with Mrs. Jessie
V. Cooley, Mrs. N. Compton as­
sisting hostess. A potluck dinner
will be served at noon hour. The
day will be spent quilting for Mrs.
Cooley. Those desiring transpor­
tation are to be at Rosa Currin’s
at 10:30 on south Sixth. No. 231.
Many organizations throughout
Portland and the state have writ­
ten for material«, and will give at­
tention to aomc phase of the gen­
eral program.
IMIKKNA GRANGE MEETING
Thursday, January 20, the regu­
lar meeting of the Dorena grange
was held in Its hall at Dorena
A program exemplifying a busi­
ness meeting was put on by Henry
Williamson, agricultural teacher
of the Cottage Grove High School
and his Future Farmers of Ameri­
ca class In which parliamentary
law was stressed
Alvin Dugan related incidents
of his trip to the Future Farmers
of America convention held at
Kansas City.
A committee was appointed to
aid the Cottage Grove chamber of
commerce in its distribution of
questionnaires among the farmer«
of Southern l-ane to secure an ac­
curate survey of acreage adapt­
able for the production of vege­
tables and fruits with a view of
securing the location of a can­
nery in thta vicinity.
It was announced that a meet­
ing will be held in the near fu­
ture for th study of the Bonne­
ville power possibilities.
Several member« of the grange
went to (Yowell Saturday, Jan­
uary 22 to help build a new hall.
Mrs Luther Bettta, Mrs. Bon
elll a nd Mrs. II. C. Bostick were
appolnt<*d ns members of the re­
freshment committee for the next
meeting.
Mrs. Clare Chapman and Mrs.
Frank Chapman are giving a
shower for Mrs. Royal lx*abo on
Capital« af rrnsaylvaata
Friday afternoon. January 28th.
The year after Penn's arrival th«
at the home of Mrs. C. E. Leabo Provincial government was estab­
at 1506 Axh avenue. About forty lished in Philadelphia, which re­
guests have been invited.
mained the capita) until ¡799. wha«
Lancaster received the honor on th«
Mrs. Harry Metcalf was hostess
to the Tuesday bridge club this Arst Monday of November of that
week
Mrs. Warren Edwards, year. By an act approved Febru­
Mrs. Carl King and Mrs. George ary 21. 1810, says the Philadelphia
Matthews were guests.
Mrs. Inquirer. Harrisburg was declared
Schofield Stewart won the prize. to be the capital after 1812. From
The decorations were red carna­ that date Harrisburg has been th«
capital of Pennsylvania. Philadel­
tions.
phia was the capital of the United
The Acacia club dance was held States from 1790 to 1800. Lancaster
yesterday evening, January 26, at and York were temporary capitate
the Masonic Temple. The hosts during the Revolution. Lancaster—
for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. for three days from September 2T.
Schofield Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. 1777. until September 30. 1777. whsa
Damon Scott, Mr and Mrs. K. K. York became the capital
Mills and Dr. and Mrs. Lcbow.
■All la Lott Save B*«*’
The Georgiannas met with Mrs.
The expression "All te lost s«v«
Ellsworth Tilton Monday for a
no-hostess meeting A one-thirty honor," was Arst used by Francis
dessert was served.
The next the First of France after a military
meeting will be a Valentine party defeat
at the home of Mrs. James Lewta.
I xm » m L««f Form«. Th« 8««Un«4
Mrs. Helen Boaley had ax din­ Box Lattar Fil«*. ScattMl.
lenito l^af Bln<1«rv. BentInal
ner guest« Tuesday "Vîtinj, Rev.
and Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton.
Stamp Out Syphilis;
Enemy of Our Youth
Plans for observance of Second
National Social Hygiene Day. Feb­
ruary 2, throughout the United
States are rapidly moving toward
completion, It was announced to­
day by Dr. Fred B. Messing, exe­
cutive secretary of the Oregon
Social Hygiene society.
"Social Hygiene Day affords us
an opportunity for stocktaking,"
Dr. Messing commented, "review
our progress against syphilis, and
formulate new programs of ag­
gression.
"Women’s clubs, civic clubs,
welfare groups, churches, schools
and Individuals are invited to join
the health officer and the county
medical society in directing atten­
tion to this day which has as its
theme “Stamp out Syphilis —
Enemy of Youth."
University of Oregon. Reed col­
lege and several clubs and organ­
izations of Portland have pledged
their support to the Social Hy­
giene Day and will have Dr. Paul
Popenoc, general director of the
Institute of Family Relations at
lx» Angeles, as speaker during
the period of January 31 to Feb­
ruary 8.
During that time he will con­
duct two courses for five days on
"Personal and Family Counsel­
ling" and "Preparation and Edu­
cation for Marriage.”
Harry Renile
Cottage Grove General
Repair Shop
Bicycle. Key A Gan Work
Lawn Mower Sharpening
Cottage Grove, Oregon
GENUINE WALNUT
Wood Cuts
Excellent for the gift that's
different. Many other
Novelty Gifts
that suit the taste of the
gift buyer.
The Picture
Shop
‘CLARET’
"Well I 'de-CLARET' beats all,
the service I have gotten from
those radio tubes from Radio
Rays, said a man the other day.
Why don’t you try them?
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