T H rn s n .x v makph g;t, i m
J liousiitids <>l I iiscpii Purls ¡Needed io Produce Airpluucs
Legislative Plan
KEM S for DRUGS
Of Legion IF,ns
Snell’s Approval
The Rexall Store
By Vernon W illia m *
F u ll recognition of the m erit of
proposal* In a legislative program
adopted at the last executive com
m ittee meeting of the American
l-egion was accorded by the legis
lature, w ith the result that prac
tic a lly every measure sponsored or
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a
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Due of lO.IMMi independent Hexiill Store* throughout the
worl 1 ready to serve you in siekne»* and in health with
the purest of iii 'dicim* and Drug* and the best in drug
store merehandi.xe.
Now we can offer you a new supply of Stationery, Foun-
tain Pens and Pencils, Rubber Goods, Cotton and Hospital
Supplies, Medicines and Toiletries.
acted and ha* been signed by
Governor Snell. A ll these meas
ure* were, obviously, fo r the p u r
Scent O-L.te
Old Colony
pose of aiding veteran American
COLOGNES
new
$1.23
TYPING PAPER
75c
armed force*, but m ainly in be
h alf of Oregon men serving in
beautiful, 6 odors
& Tax
500 sheet reams
w orld w ar No. 2.
Gift Package
Most im portant of the new en
Flower Vase
79c
actments, in the eye* of Legion
FOAMING BATH
GLASS
BRICK
$1
59
official», is the law to provide edu
SACHET
$1.00 & Tax
Book Ends—2 sizes
cational aid Io those who may
alsc 25 & 50c else
not. because o f lack of service con
nected disa bility, be entitled to
30 Sheet Packet
Air Mail—2 sizes
vocational tra in in g by the federal
•V MAIL STATNY
25c
ENVELOPES, bnh 5 & 10c
government. Under the teim s of
for
overseas
mail
this law the benefit* and privilege*
PAPER, pkt.
5 Si 10c
w ill be extended to men who en
While it lasts
tered the service from Oregon and
Protect Your Food
who desire to pursue a [»articular
HALO SHAMPOO
23c
RAT NIP
35c
course of study. Provision would
Leaves
no
Mm
Kills
rats
and
mice
be made by which they could a t
tend any public or accredited p ri
Paas'
Moth Miller is in
vate school o r college in the state
EASTER
EGG
COLORS
the air again—blast
and during the period o f th e iA a t-
lendance receive $75 fo r the figs,
Transfer De igns
him with
month, $50 a m onth fo r each of
and Cello-Wrap3
10c
CENOL MOTH PROOF $4
the follow ing eight months, and
$35 a m onth th erea fte r fo r the
subsequent three years in school
o r college. I t is a referendum
B ulldozing
measure and w ill be voted on at
Some of the biggest shots In the
the next election.
Mrs. E'don Crane was hostess to great world of business do not con
Another Legion proposal some
trol their tempers at all. They use
what along s im ila r lines w ill also the Social Neighbors club March them for bulldozing.
17.
Mrs.
E'ay
Van
Schoiack
was
a
appear on the ballot a t the next
general election. I t is in the form visitor. I t was voted to disband
Eye Color Fades
of a constitutional amendment by the social meetings fo r a while
The eye-color of an elderly per
and
to
devote
the
club
day
to
m
ak
adoption o f which the state would
IS u iZ X
J“ "* Ia ,,d in < • * *
,n • k p U ° e
,Ju‘ few " " P l ' re a lh e the th » u « a „ d . of detailed op-
son may fade, just as hair turn»
be authoiized to Incur an indebt ing surgical dressings.
gray.
*[“»
I
hr ¿ . u „
, 2 ? . «“ r U • M r;* " •
»«. p U n r production. I nr w p h o to ,, la k e .. a t the H - h r r Aircraft p la n t. D e tro it,
M
r
aftd
M
is.
Lawrence
Brown
edness not to exceed 3 percent o f
■ *? . 1 !
‘ ‘t *
* “ ‘ “ •»«e fram e section to determine the loe.l.on lor r i v i » on (In a l a^cm bly. 2. The polUum t of
o
f
Eugene
spent
Sunday
at
th
e
ir
«
X
u
, X u T X T ,
r r
" Jl ‘ ° r,U r
-« “ ' ‘«-“ • - / d o o r r e X e T a n d o ih «
the assessed valuation o f a ll prop
e rty fo r the purpose o f creating a ranch here. M r. Abbot of Sagi
■m an. out eaaenual, part». «. A lineup ut bom bard ier «tool» reaoy lo r InipecUon. 5. Avoeuibl, ul xuzilU ry fuel Kaka. 6. Carburetor aU
■coop«, eaeh continuing a t tea»! lou V a t u .
fund to acquire farm s and homes i naw baled hay fo r the B ro w i.i
fo r the benefit o f those who served • Sunday afternoon.
in the army, navy o r m arine ! Mrs. M elvin Paul, son Jean and
m entary tra in in g Here she was alive * and I* leaving fo r d uty th is '
niece Elsie H aight, spent
r • 'ay
corps.
ta ile d clothing and • -luipiuent, in week end.
afternoon a t the C. H. H a ig lu
To
assure
that
each
w
ar
veteran
structed in rudim ent- of d rill, and
home.
The Neighborhood E’riendship may be aware o f all benefits pro
Captain and M r*. Ivan C u rrin
given arm y clnssHa « tk n
test*.
L a rry and M ary Lou W olfe rd of
For the follow ing four week*, she are s|M-nding a »hort furlough here club met at the home o f Mrs. vided fo r him and to aid him n Cottage Grove stayeo w it.i th eir
securing
them,
a
law
was
"i,acted
Hazel
Hudgins
on
Thursday,
Pvt. R o lw it Fraser of We»t w ill be asalgned to a ija s c com w ith hi* parents. Mr. and Mrs.
grandparents. M r. and M rs. Lee
P ort, W ashington < e n lly spent pany fo r more detailed tra in in g George C urrin. Captain C u rrin I* March 18. A -b rie f business meet to provide assistance by creating
Nixon, from Sunday t i l l Wednes
a
"veterans
service
com
m
ittee'
and
ing
was
held
and
the
afternoon
stationed
at
Camp
Wallace,
C
al
a 7-dny furlough w ith h l* iwm-ntu, preparing her to replace a man
day
evening w hile th e ir parents
an
appropriation
was
made
tn
spent
in
ty
in
g
a
q
u
ilt
The
next
ve«,oA Texas.
M r. and Mr». George Eraser ol , in u non-conihat arm y job.
in w tin c w ill tx- held in two weeks meet its expenses in ca rrying out were in Portland.
Disaton route.
M r. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson a t
Sgt. Hugh McCormack Jr. and at the home of Mrs. L illia n Schell. the provisions o f the act. T ris
i-t. A rt Haulier, son of Mr. and
tended
the Rankin funeral in
CpI. and Mr». Ed Eraser ol West M r*. John Hauder, lias Ixx'n home w ife have returned to West Port.
service
w
ill,
of
course,
be
w
itho
ut
M r. and M r*. Wm. D urian and
Creswell on Friday.
from M t- Washington, a fte r spending three children Maurice. Peggy June and cost to the veteran.
Port, Washington, spent 3 day» Ion a short furlough
The Robert Rauch fa m ily o f Eu
la»t week w ith th e ir parent*. M r. Chord h it-kl, Tacoma. Washington. days v isitin g w ith th e ir parent», M ary Louise le ft Saturday m orn
By way of fu rth e r aid a Legion
Actively In!
Benny M cCall, who * »tationed M r and Mrs. Hugh McCormack of ing fo r A iizona where they w ill sponsored amendment to the 1JM1 gene spent Sunday at the Oscar
and Mm. George Fraaer and Mr.
Jackson
home.
W
alker
anil
Mrs.
A.
E.
McDonald
at Keyport. Washington, w ith the
and M r* W illia m W h itlock.
make th e ir new home. They sold statutes was adopted providing fo r
Mrs. Fanny M c A llis te r and .Mrs.
New electric ranges are
navy, » pint a short h ave recently o f Cottage Grove.
th e ir place here a.-id were S a tu r the issuance o f ce rtifie d copies o f
W a lte r Fraaer, cla** of 1942. w ith hl* parents, M r. anil .Mrs.
Nate Foltz o f Eugene visited Mon
going to war in many
the
records
o
f
v
ita
l
statistics
w
ith
day
overnight
guests
at
the
Leon
M ervin Fnglund. son o f Mr. and
( ulla ge Grove high school, anoth- John M cCall. *
day afternoon at the Oscar Flaten
guises. Keep your range
Mrs. J. W. Fnglund, who was in ard Hudgins home. The Hudgins out cost to the veteran .thus re ¡tome.
e r . son o f M r. and M r*. George
in
the war effort, by
m
oving
the
present
d
iffic
u
lty
in
took
them
to
meet
th
e
ir
tra
in
in
ducted
into
the
service
about
tw
o
Fraaer. left tyonrtny fo r Portland
Corporal E lw yn Woodson, son of
obtaining
b
irth
certificates.
Under
keeping
it operating at
Eugene
on
Saturday
m
orning.
to begin an enlistm ent in the navy. M r. and Mrs. J E. Woodson, who weeks ago, has been sent to Jef-
Mostly French Europeans
M is. Gordon Bailey i nee Viola another new law a veteran 25 per
peak
efficiency.
Have a
Barracks,
Missouri, fo r
is radio in s tru c to r and mechanic feison
French Somaliland's population of
M unoi has returned to stay here cent disabled may obtain a h u n t
service man insoect and
Theodore Hailey, who ha* been at Hobbs Field, Hobbs. New M exi tra in in g In the a ir force.
50.000
includes
only
2,000
Euro
at the home o f her parents. M r. ing or fishing license fo r 50 cents;
adjust it regularly.
stationed at l» w r y Field, Denver, co. Is »pending a short furlough
i h .h k„ >>___
_ , ».
peans. mostly French. With few
and Mrs. I^eslie Muno, w hile her another waives the payment of exceptions the Europeans are num
Colorado, and who was called here here w ith hi* parents and rela- m , / ’ i / i>
’ h?”
who has be,n husband is on active d u ty w ith fees to state boards o r commis- bered among Djibouti's 20.000 inhab
by the death ol hl* father, the lives tin his last flight before he Mr# R P
F arragut, the army in Nebraska. Preceding' - »ions w hile in service. Also the itants. Pearl fishing is a coastal
M OUNTAIN STATES
late Richard Hailey, w it* due to left Hobbs Field, he was in a plane stationed at Camp
leave here the Itith. hut lie has sevetal thousand feet high w ith passed through Eugene a short her recent m arriage Mrs. Hailey assistance rendered indigent vet industry, in the waters of the 100-
POWER COMPANY
been unavoidably detained by a four other boy» when th e ir plane tim e ago enroute to Treasure Is w is employed at the Jim Long erans of the firs t w orld w ar is ex mile-wide strait that ranks after
tended
to
men
now
in
sen
ice
by
land
w
hen'
he
is
now
stationed.
fellow'
home
in
Cottage
Grove.
“A
Self-Supporting, T ax-P ay
G ibraltar and S'Jez as a m ilitary
case of mumps.
caught fin - anil a ll were forced to
He
was
met
at
Eugene
by
his
enactm
ent
o
f
H.B.
345.
Ther?
were
Isaac
Sprague,
who
recently-
ing,
P rivate Enterprise.”
point
of
control
of
through-Meeiter-
bale out at 7,000 or 8.(XM) feet in
FORT DF.S M O IN FS. IOWA
the a ir He w ill leave the Just o f parents, Jim m y, Louise and H illy, sold his home to the (ieorge Kent- numerous other enactments fo r ranean shipping.
A u x ilia ry Violet Leo,« Casteel of
where they visited w ith him.
ner fam ily, has gone to live at the the benefit o f veterans, some
thu week fo r his post.
Cottage Grove, Oregon, has la-gun
Old People's Home near Gaston. amendatory o f existing statutes
tra in in g id the F irst
W. :. er.'»
M r. and Mrs. Andrew Brand and others fo r the purpose >f c la ri
Homer Pitcher, who K a gunner
A rm y A u x ilia ry Corps T ra inin g on a merchant ship, and wounded
were Sunday dinner guests at the fying meanings which had been in
doubt.
('e n te r here She w a s im m edi tw o times in the N orth A ftica n
The F rie nd ly Neighbors club home o f M r. and Mrs. Boyd Allen.
June V aliant, adjutant A m e ri
ately assigned to a receiving e»n- tail tic, has also been v isitin g nt met w ith Mrs.
Miss
W
ildn
Allen
and
Mrs.
Gor
Kuby
Benston
te r company fo r a week o f ele the Womfson home and other rv l- T liutsday
afternoon. Fourteen don Bailey were overnight guests can Legion, Departm ent o f Ore
member* were present. A fte r the Sunday at the home of Mrs. Rich gon. remained in Salem during the
legislature
and
business meeting was over a con ard S ta rk and two- sons in C ot session o f the
through
his
wide
acquaintance
tage
Grove.
test was held. Mrs. Helen W il
K e ith Babcock, who is a stu and intim ate knowledge o f Legion
liams won firs t prize and Mrs.'
Ruth Sage won second. Refresh dent at Laurelwnod. s,x>n, the proceedings and purposes assisted
ments were served by the hostess. week end hete w ith his parents, m ate ria lly in securing enactment
of the Legion's legislative pro
The next meeting w ill be A p ril M r. and Mrs. Ed rzaucock.
Leland Hansen, who is station gram.
1 at the home o f Mrs. Ethel
V a r - th f t drivin g n n d irions, fo r u kicb
Engine knock or "ping", frequently
yotrr cor may not have been originally
S m ith w ith her m other. Mrs. H a l ed w ith the U. S. arm y at Stock-
caused by low er octane, w ar-tim e
Rapid Timber Seasoning
Jesigned an ti adjusted, necessitate gasoline, can be corrected through
verson. entertaining. It w ill lx» a ton. C alifornia, is spending a fu r
motor tune-up, timing adjustm ent or—
"dress tip " party, everyone dress lough at the home of Ms p a re n ts ! Urea or carbamide is finding in nnttsnal care. Here are tips from
Pontiac engineers to help yon gn ard
in serious cases— rem oral of cylinder
here and also w ith his w ife in C ot creasing use as a chemical season
ing fo r A p ril fool's day.
against tronble a n d excessive wear.
bead to clean out carbon.
ing agent for lumber. Its use has
tage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M ille r
M r. and Mrs. Fred Stebe of greatly facilitated the rapid season
and children of Klam ath Falls
Culp Creek have purchased the ing of timbers and heavy lumber
spent several days last week at
place fro m W m. D urbin and took items urgently needed in wartime.
Hit home ol Mrs. M iller's father,
possession imm ediately. M r. and
' S. K. Adams.
Mrs. Stebe have fo u r children.
M r. and Mrs. Dude Gordon o f
M r. and Mrs. Richard Kegley of
Creswell spent Monday at
the College Place. Washington, spent
home of M r. Gordon's parents.
the spring vacation here at , the
Mrs. W a lte r Cline and baby left home o f M is. Kegley’s parents,
fo r Portland Sunday a fte r spend M r. and Mrs. Ed Babcock. Mr.
ing several weeks at the home of Kegley is a student at W alla
P rt-w a r seomoal d r h ing required a
B atteries disch arge in id le curs.
Mrs. Cline's sister-in-law , Mrs. W alla
college. They
returned
change of crankcase oil every 2.000 to
Pontiac engineers advise, especially
I low a ril Keene.
home to W ashington on Monday.
.1.000 miles. Today, shorter drives on f o r A ( a r d drivers, lim ited use ef
Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie and
a cold engine may cause harm ful con electrical accessories, battery check-up
M r. and Mrs. N ick Ile ili of Culp
densation a n d thus require more every two weeks, periodic check ef
Creek were supper guests at the three children attended services at
frequ en t oil change.
generator, starter, voltage regulator.
home o f Mrs. H eili's sister. Mrs. the Royal church Saturday. They
have
moved
on
the
John
W
oolcott
Levi Russell, Monday evening.
I
Mrs. Howard Keene and Mrs. place w h ic h ‘ was recently vacated
by M r. and M r*. Joe Scott.
Low ell Benston spent Friday a f
LeRoy W haley has received his
ternoon at Creswell v isitin g Mrs.
call to report to the a rm y on
Benston'.* parents, M r. and Mrs.
If the uppers arc still
A p u l 6. He hud been employed on
W. A. Keene.
[rood, we can restore your
the big Spree kies ranch near Lo
D orothy Sharon has been alisen, rane up u n til the tim e he received
♦ I N T H E S E R V IC E O F T H E N A T I O N
shoes to stieh excellent
from high school a m onth due to his call.
eoudition
y
o
u
’ll
easily
illness.
Essantial transportatioa i t »ital to the w ar effort. Th at's why wa, n Pontiac
M r. and Mrs. George K cn tn cr
d e a le r* are devotion our enure eneray and all o f our «kill, fucilitie« and equip
m istake t h e m for netv.
spent Monday in Eugene buying
ment to the ell-A m ericen ioh o f keepin» year Pontiac and ell make» o f c u t
I)R. MILLAR IIOI.DS
ro llin » yefelv and efficiently for the duration Pontiac d e e le ft end their service
fu rn itu re to equip th e ir new house
Keeping them giving you
CONFERENCE
facilities u e in the service o f a nation at war.
recently purchased Horn Isaac.
service is not only p a trio t
Sprague. .
Dr. James M illa r o f Portland,
ic—i
t ’s good sense. Von
Mrs. Ella Collens visited a few
Am id difficult conditions,
field representative o f the board days last week at the home o f
replacement pans are here to help
pay no more for top w ork
man-power problems and
you keep your car running fo r the
of Christian education of the Pres Mrs. N e ttie Estes.
material shortages, it is good news
m anship ,-ere — so bring
duration. W hatever make o f car you
byterian church held a conference
indeed to know that your Pontiac
Pvt. George W atkins o f Camp
drive . , . whatever your aervice
here Tuesday evening nt
the A dair spent the week end here at
them in!
dealer is "on the job." O ur staff of
problems may be, we invite you to
church w ith a group of Sunday the home ol M r. and Mrs. OliVer
competent, factory-trained mechan
Authorized Denier and Owner
make use o f our complete facilitiet
school workers and members. He Schell.
ics, our efficient tools and equip
ment and our stock o f functional
and our skilled w orkm en.
talked to the group on the need
EU»Y f r t l MK*iTS <»> »tiRVH K h il l * n t at.-,.an or m o r l
of Sunday school w orkers and the
Mountain Chickens
task o f the w orkers. Questions
Frogs in Hawaii are called "moun
Phone 225
were
answered
by
Dr.
M
illa
r
and
Cottage Grove, Ore.
tain chickens" by the native» who
Steve Gasper, Prop.
helpful suggestion* were given the have found frogs' legs a flue deli
group.
24 North Ninth St.
Cottage Grove, Ore,
cacy.
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With the
Silk Creek •
Armed Forces
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