THURSDAY, JUNE 22. 1939
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BUICK Sedan New Tires
OLDSMOBILE Radio ....
DODGE Sedan A Beauty
BUICK Sedan Radio ......
BUICK Coupe Seats 5....
MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE
SCHERER BUICK CO
Open Evenings
975 Pearl St.
present 6 percent and 5 percent
bonds. It also provides that pres
ent preferred stockholders will
receive one share of new $50.00
par value 5% preferred stock and
also tw’o shares of new no-par
common stock in exchange for
each share of present preferred
stock. Present common stockhold
ers are given a small amount of
new common stock on a basis of
one share of new common stock
Z. E. Merrill, president of the for 20 shares of present common.
Mountain States Power company,
New common stock is given to
issued the following statement in Standard Gas & Electric Com
connection with the recent ap pany in settlement of its claim
proval by the Federal Securities against Mountain States Power
and Exchange Commission of the Company, which claim was con
plan of reorganization of that tested by both the Company and
company:
the preferred stockholders’ com
Naturally, I am pleased that_____
mittee ____
and reduced
___
by approxi-
the Federal Securities and Ex- mately $4,100,000.
change Commission, an agency-
charged with protecting the in
terest of investors in public utili Sixty CCC Enrollees
ty securities, has approved the To Be Replaced
plan of reorganization of Moun
tain States Power Company as
fair and equitable to the prefer Approximately sixty enrollees
red stockholders and to all classes of the Brice Creek CCC camp
of security holders of said Com will be replaced shortly as this
pany. The plan approved by the number has served the allotted
Commission was originally filed time and left for their homes.
in approximately its present form, Monday tw’enty-seven boys left
jointly, by the Company and the for their homes in Georgia and
committee representing the pre North Carolina and seven for Al
ferred stockholders. The Com- abama. New’ enrollees are expect
to ______
arrive here about July 1st
pany, in these proceedings, is in ed
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effect acting as a trustee under or shortly thereafter to bring the
the direction of the Federal camp to full strength of 200.
Court and as such trustee must
give careful consideration to the HOPES FOR LABOR PEACE
rights of all classes of its invest
ors and is also charged with the
Hopes for peace between the
responsibility of contesting the two warring labor groups, the
claims of all creditors whose C.I.O. and the A.F. of L. have
claims can be justifiably ques not been abandoned by the ad
tioned.
ministration. President Roosevelt
The present plan of reorgani- believes that peace will be even
_____
zation provides that new bonds tually restored between the two
shall be issued to present bond- groups thus ending a three-year-
holders in exchange for their old war and uniting 8,000,000
laborers.
Z. E. Merrill Issues
Statement Regarding
Reorganization Plan
Insurance Rate
Reductions
New, lower rates, auto lia
bility. Our aim: To always
be in position to serve your
best interests.
Phone: Office 36. Res. 192J
Arnesi Insurance
Agency
CLOSES HOUR EARLIER
Flood Control Bill
Sent to President
The senate yesterday passed
the $305,000,000 appropriation
bill and the measure now goes to
the White House for the signa
ture of President Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt is expected
to sign the non-military appro
priation for the war department
this week. The bill carrying $305.-
000,000 appropriation includes
$172,000,000 for fkxxi control and
approximately $6,000,000 for the
Willamette valley project. The
record breaking appropriation is
the biggest fkxxi project ever
launched by the nation.
House action on bill was com-
pleted Tuesday as the senate
commerce committee approved
the rivers and harbors measure
authorizing $407,855,600 and ex
cept for a minor amendment to
lx? concurred by the senate con
gressional action was completed.
Latham
The Nelson Gamut to family of
McKenzie Bridge visited at the
W. T. Gamut te home Monday.
1 I lat t of 1 ’oi t bind is vis
iting at the Hugh Trunneii home.
Mrs. Giles Essex of Colorado
Springs is visiting at the Claude
Plaster home.
Mrs. Mamie Trunnell is in the
Eugene hospital for treatment.
Dale Carpenter was elected di-
rector and Fannie Patten clerk
at the school election held Mon
day evening at the lud ham
school house.
The Leslie Hull family of Van-
couver, Washington, visited at the
Claude Plaster home. They left
Tuesday, leaving their son to vis
it. They will return
the 1st of
July to spend the summer.
Jean Yearous and Bob Moody
have returned from spending sev
eral weeks at 4-H summer school
Softball League
The Dorena team defeated the
Postoffice by an overwhelming
score of 27 to 8 last Friday eve
ning. This game was played on
the high school diamond which
accounted for the large number
of runs scored.
The Quality Market and the
Union teams battled into extra
innings Friday evening before the
Union salted away a victory with
a three-run rally in the eighth
for an 8 to 5 victory.
Monday night the Postoffice
and the Eagles met for the cellar
honors with the Mailmen coming
out in top by a score of 19 to 6.
This leaves the Lodgemen in sole
possession of the cellar.
Darling Variety held its league
leading position Tuesday evening
when they routed the Bohemian
club team by a score of 12 to 3.
Culp Creek climbed to second
place in the league standing Wed-
nesday evening when they felled
the Lumbermen by a score of 7
to 5.
Friday evening the Union and
Darling Variety will meet at
Kelly field to make up a game
postponed from May 30.
The schedule for the 7th week
of play, which is the final week
of the first half, is as follows:
Monday—Dorena vs. Bohemia.
Tuesday—Union vs Eagles.
Wednesday — Quality vs Culp
Creek.
Thursday—Darling Variety vs
Postoffice.
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TOPFLIGHT
In the Grandest Assortment Ever!
Sparkling New Patterns!
Expensive New Fabrics!
Richer Shades and Colors!
Finer Tailoring Throughout!
FOR SALE —Planer ends, $2.50
per load. Place orders through
W. A. Woodard Lumber com
pany, phone 4F2. A. L. Woodard.
45-12tp-4
Brown,
HORSE FOR SALE
Good saddle horse and light
work horse. Reasonably priced.
See Ed Hansen, Lorane route, 4
miles west of town.
45-3tp-47
FOR SALE—5 LARGE WEANER
PIGS, 9 weeks old for quick
sale. Will let them go at $4.00
each. M. P. Olson, Saginaw, Ore.
45-ltp
FOR SALE — One Iron wheel
wagon; one spring-tooth har
row. R. B. Powell, just east of
45-ltp
steel bridge.
HOUSE FOR RENT 1329 West
45-lt
Main.
FOR RENT — Furnished house.
Excellent condition. Call 86L.
45-ltp
NOTICE FARMERS
I am standing my registered
Percheron stallion Duke, No.
222501, five miles south of Cot
tage Grove on the London road.
Service fee very reasonable. Al
fred White.
45-3tp-47
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
A Storeful of Summer’s Best in This
Shirt Sensation of the Year!
New Ties to Set Off the New
Shirt to the Best Advantage
49c
PENNEY'S
. C . P E N N E Y
Corvallis.
low.
We have a few guns left at 10c, 15c, 25c.
and 50c. Caps to match each kind.
Mrs. Mary Cochran of Cottage
Grove visited Sunday with Mrs.
Jack Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams
and Miss Marie Williams spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wil
liams' brother, Clifford Lebow, at
Mosby creek.
Mrs. Claude Arne, accompanied
by her little daughter Shirley,
attended state grange at Corvil-
lis all of last week. Mrs. Arne
was a delegate from the Dorena
grange.
Miss Forest Schneider, accom
panied by Miss Rosellen Lock
wood of Cottage Grove, are visit
ing in Portland this week at the
home of cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Schneider.
WANTADS
Sanforized Shrunk
No Choking
No Gaping
No Binding
America’s Outstand
ing Shirt Value
to buy your Caps
and Guns. . . Our
stock is getting
Mount View
a
Fit For A King And They’ll Always Fit
Don’t Wait Till
Maxine Sutton has returned to
her home after visiting with her
brothers. Clair and Halbert Sut
ton.
Effective Saturday, courthouses
League Standing
P W L Pct
over Oregon will close at noon on
Saturdays instead of 1:00 p. m. as Darling Variety .... 4 4 0 1,000
.750
1
Culp Creek ........... 4
formerly,
Bohemian Club .... 5 3 2 .600
Mrs. Earl Ishmael and daugh Union .................... 5 3 2 .600
ter returned Wednesday to their Dorena .................. 5 3 2 .600
.200
home in Portland after having Postoffice ..... ....... 5 1 4
spent several weeks here at the Eagles .................. 6 0 6 .000
home of Mrs. Ishmael’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Neet re
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shay.
turned Saturday from an extend-
Mrs. George McClannahan left ed trip to the middle and north-
for her home at Prineville after western states and Canada. They
spending a month visiting with visited several interesting places,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. among which were Yellowstone
park, Boulder dam, the Grand
McFarland.
Canyon, the San Francisco fair.
Mrs. J. F. Woodard and daugh
ter Madeline are visiting her
mother and other relatives in
New York City.________________
Penney’s Shirts
Virgil GuggisbcrK, who is em The current coit of being gov
ployed at Holly, spent the week erned in the United State« aver
end at his home here.
ages $523 |wr family.
Mrs. Mollie Humphrey, James
Humphrey and Mrs. Olive Dor
man of Eugene, were supper
Short Plumbing
guests one evening last week of
Mr. and Mrs. Ikxine Humphrey.
Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Henderson
Plumbing
Equipment
and family of Creswell were
New
and
Used
guests Sunday afternoon of Mr.
and Mrs. W. N. Dowens.________
Notice is hereby given that on
the 22nd day of June, 1939, Ross
Overholser was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Paul B.
Hammond, deceased, by the Coun
ty Court of Lane County, Oregon.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to pre
sent them, with proper vouchers,
duly verified, as by Law required,
to said administrator at the law
office of Alta King, 613 Main St.,
Cottage Grove, Oregon, within
six months from the date of the
first publication of this notice,
June 22nd, 1939.
ROSS OVERHOLSER, Ad
ministrator.
ALTA KING,
45-51-49
Attorney.
Due to city ordinance, there will be no
fireworks sold in town, but we will com
pletely serve the public as before at one or
two stands near the city limits.
C. G. Pharmacy
Brown’s Drug Store
LUMI, ■■ .J'
ti will pay you I
2 lbs.
Ginger Snaps
Del Maíz Ni blets
2 tins
Van Camp Tomato Soup
No. 1 ...............................
Red Sup Suds, Ige.
Wesson Oil
y, gal.
Ovaltine, 100 size ...... ......
FLOUR
Kitchen Craft
Harvest Blossom
Prices Effective Fri.
June 23 to Monday,
June 26
Drifted Snow
49 lbs. $1.23
49 lbs. $1.45
5c
19c
65c
59c
Brand
Tull Can 5 ò C
Milk
»All for 20C
Su-Purb Soap
ÁXVV
Dressing (Cascade Pt. Jar 13c Qt. Jar 23c
Pepper 2-oz. can
YOUR CHOICE
La Vor a Peas,
County Kist Corn
String Beans
4 cans
Dozen
Case ..
49 lbs. $1.34
25c
25c
Cherub
K-OZ-. pkg.
... 29c
... 75c
$1.45
Schilling's Pure Black Pepper
TOMATO JUICE
Diamond A
Grapefruit Juice 2 46-oz.cans 27c
15-oz. ting —..... 25c
Tex-sun Brand
MEAT
COFFEE
lb. 15c
PICNICS, dry sugar cure
lb. 17»/2 c
BACON, by the piece
lb. 10c
BACON SQUARES
Airway । »> 15c 3 »-43c
Nob Hill 20c 2»- 39c
Edwards I »> 23c 4 »-88c
Fine for SeaxoninK
lb. 14y2c
BEEF ROAST
Vacuum Packed
Choice Chuck Cut«
GROUND BEEF.............
lb. 10c
PRODUCE
lb. 15c
WATERMELONS
No Cereal or Water Added
PORK SAUSAGE....
Klondyke«-—Green
Country Style
ASST’D LUNCH MEATS . lb. 25c
9c qt.
Dill Pickles, firm, crisp
For
Health and Economy
Use More Dairy
Products
Mild Cured
Cheese
Sandwich
Spread
Pound
3c '
NEW POTATOES
12 lbs.
25c
LETTUCE
3 heads 10c
Local
Lunch Box
A
2
RINSO
Granulated Soap
Lge Pkg................... 19c
HONEYMAID
GRAHAMS
2 lbs..................... 25c
SYRUP
Sleepy Hollow
Cane & Maple
Pint ........... -....... 15c
39c
Full Pint. . . . 23c
Full Quart. ..
SNOWDRIFT
SHORTENING
49c
3 lbs.
Local
2 lbs. 13c
TOMATOES
Local Hothouse
Pound
CAMAY
SOAP
3 bar» ................ 17c
WHEATIES
OVAL
Breakfast of
SARDINES
Champions
Package 10c
............ 2 cans ....... _....... 15c
10c
ORANGE
SLICES
Pound .... ___..... 10c
WALDORF
TISSUE
6 rolla ................ 25c
SAFEWAY