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BHSICHURCHES
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Bureau r f Pub He Relation*
V
S
W a r Department
NEW ARMY AIR FORCES IN S IG N IA —V isibility is increased
60 percent by a changeover to a new insignia showr here The white
atar on a field of blue is retained, but a white rectangle has been
added on either side, the entire device enclosed by a red bonier. The
officers, left to right: Capt. F. A. Whitfield, of Florence, Miss.; Cot
Thomas W. Ilastey, commanding officer of Rolling Feld; Maj. Clark
Coleman, Washington, D. C., and Capt. J. W. Barron, Yeadon, I’a.
STOP IN T E R FE R IS». WITH
HEALTH
'B y 'IT r. Joseph F. Black,
DC.. N.D.
The only ones to take up the
subject of dieting ate those who
are suffering from some ailm ent,
o r whose low'd ortes hate been
told they have some serious dis
ease. Those who have shopped
around fo r d ifferent cures and
who have failed to get results
from medictrte’ pnd surgery, fin a l
ly tu rn to dietetic treatm ent as a
last resort. As one who has studi
ed the minds of patients, I have
found that the firs t thought that
comes to them in this regard is tc
find some specific article o f food
which Is needed by the body te
effect a cure.
I am more and more convinced
th a t this is not possible o f accom
plishment in most cases, but that
the secret lips in what may he
caWM "hegtltive dieting." that is,
learning to elim inate those a rti
cles o f fóod which have been used
regularly, anti which have in te r
fered w ith health.
Diaeaae is an unnatural condi
tion which may be said to be
sim ply “ impaired health.”
Health w rite rs and dietitians
are too inclined to lay emphasis
upon such diseases as beri beri.
pellagra, rickets, etc., pointing out
th a t they are caused by an ab
sence o f the normal m ineral salts
in food, and tlia t this absence pro
duces disease. W hile this is no
doubt true in certain parts of the
world, such as in India, it is not
true that these diseases exist to
any groat extent in ihe civilized
countries of America or Europe.
The fa ult in America is that 999
out of a l.OUi eat too much, and
axe overnourished ra th e r than un
dernourished.
A ll of the common disorders,
such as fevers, headaches, rheu
matism, indigestion, etc., are not
caused by one p a rticu la r food but
by using.J»» much o f every kind
of food,
4 he starch and
sugar foods which contain an
abundance" o f waste m aterial not
ni- o e tsa TyTwr
in the body.
It is d iffic u lt to th in k o f a
s in g ly ’’(Wmmdrf tlfcCBsP which is
not caused, by over-eating, o r by-
using foods -in w rong combination.
O f course, it is true people often
neglect to use food of the rig h t
quality, hut you w ill usually find,
if you study th e ir diet fo r a week,
that they have used a sufficient
amount of a ll of those natural
elements necessary fo r the body.
It is often the case that they do
not get' Ihe good from the vita l
foods that they do use because of
a poor m ixture w ith so many
other foods «which produce in d i
gestion) ' “ ahd consequently the
good foArflPeannof be assimilated
by the body.
In m y experience as a d ie titian ,
I have never fe lt the need in any
one case of advising a patient to
use more food as long as the Rxxl
he was eating was of the rig ht
quality. M y advice in-aim ost every
disease is invariably to cut down
on tlie food .supply to elim inate
this-—or to out down on that kind
o f ipetiy »nod IP the patients do
this they are sure to get good re
sults.
jSjven fa '^uch diseases ay per-
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and Printed
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Exposures
REPRINTS 3c EACH.
Guaranteed Work.
Thrift-Wise
Cottage Grove, Ore.
I , >»«*• I
nicious anemia the “ fa st“ cure
w ill be found to lx* the most ef
fective. Patients who are anemic
can live fo r tw o o r three weeks
on nothing but orange juice, and
the quality of the bl.xxi w ill in
crease steadily during that time.
This is so simple because the body
is free from its burden of too
much food, apd can use the small
amount o f v ita l nourishment in
the orange and convert it into
valuable blood cells, w hile the
body has lost the power to do this
when encumbered by too much
food.
A fte r you have trie d the m ilk
cure, the b u tte rm ilk cure, the
Salisbury diet, the raw food
regime, etc., and these cures have
failed to bring about the desired
results, remember w hat I have
said in this arric.e and tr y the
“ fasting” cure in some form —
learn to give up those foods which
have been «interfering w ith your
health. Don’t be as anxious to
build up health as to remove the
ohstiuctions whk-h have in te rfe r
ed w ith health. Disease then dis
appears as if by magic, and you
w ill find yourself once again a
radiant transform er o f universal
energy.
DR. II. A. H AG EN
• X t r m a l G ra n a ry ’ Old Idea
Owing to the uncertainty of sea-
sons and crops the govern ment of
old day China purchased grain from
the people in f i t years and sold it
to them at cost prices in lean years.
This system seems to be the fore
runner of the modern idea of ever-
normal g ran arV s end buffer stocks,
and may be Af interest to other
nations.
Betsy Boss House
The Betsy Ross house. Philadel
phia is a historic spot which has
been carefully preserved as the
shrir.e of the first authorized Amer
ican flag.
s WSR
Q l» « •?»
(J. Are "Bain Bonds’’ etill avsil-
a b lr ?
A- No.
th e y have been
succeeded by Series E
V ar Bond«, th e term s
o f w hich a re substan
tia lly th e same.
Q. In
what denominations are
Series E Bonds available?
A. T h e y are issued in d e
nominations
of
«2.3,
« 3 0 , « 1 0 0 . « 5 0 0 . and
« 1.0 0 0 (n t a t u r i t y
v a lu e ).
Q. H ow may 1 keep Stamps
while 1 am accumulating
them ?
H i Gib Crockett.
A . An a lliu m is given fre e
upon request w ith the
* firs t Stam p you buy.
Spares are provided fo r
m o u n tin g th e Stam ps.
Q. Is it permissible to name
both coowner and a bene
ficiary on a % ar Savings
Bond?
A. No.
E ith e r n eoowner
o r a b e n e fic ia ry m ay he
n am e d , b u t n ot both.
(J. When a woman who owns
Bonds gets married, should
she have the Bonds reissued
in her married name?
A . T h e Bonds w ill he so re
issued, i f she desires.
I t is not necessary, how-
ever.
R em e m b e r— th e lon ger
you keep W a r Bonds,
up Io lO y e u rs, th e m ore
saluuhle they becom e.
How
*4,r ^ arninS Service Operates
SEMI A N NU A L REPORT
OF
O. K. CROWE
AM M IIEItll’E PltO-TEM OF I.ANK <<>.. OREGON
(Continued from |w«e 1)
Zo|„ (»U en, Ora Titomason. H a w i
as assistant chief In Muroh the Read. Francis McCormack. Edith
C H R IS T IA N SC IEN C E SO CIETY Propst tam dy moved and the post
Period ( 'onlinenelng J a n u a ry Is t. IHSS »ml ending June ,W, IU4«
Bloomer, Edith Crisman, Alice
Sunday school at 9:45; forenoon was m aintained at the M orton
b o lli tlat««« Iwelllalve
W aid, Hazel Ward, Alvls Vaughn.
T A N < O L L E » T ID N S
service, 11, subject, "S p irit." Eve hoirte by volunteer observers u n til
Faye Vaughn,
Edna Plowman,
January I, 1943, to June JD, 1943, Inclusive
ning service second Wednesday of May.
M r. Petersen entered the latura D aveiqxirt, Bessie McBee,
A n i o u n l Collected
each m onth at 8:00 p. nt. The armed service soon a fte r that and
Including Interest
E lite Patten.
Lester R earrlck, Tax Year
Bible. C hristian Science lite ra tu re Mrs. M orton was appointed as
jTttift.XIl 78
and the w ritin g s of Mary Baker chief observer w ith C. C. G ilham Ponton, Inez Riggs. Emma Mc 1942-43
41.790 37
Gee,
M
ary
Brldensteln.
Florence
1942
Eddy may be borrowed or p u r
25.721 DO
as assistant chief.
Dodge, J. B lle w e ., Jack L 'm o n . 1941
chased before o r a fte r the Wed
18.551 13
Unable to get sufficient observ I.. S Mores, M ilt Turay. Geraldine 1940
21.539 40
nesday service.
1939
ers, fam ilies in the comm unity de Crane, Ruth St.
Claire,
Hans
6.863 66
cided to make donations towards Hebe, Valeria Shoberg. Chappell, I9;w
2.303 38
PRESBYTERIAN
m aintain in g the post at the horn«* Ralph I'laistead, Alethu Anderson, IIK37
1,536 35
Sunday school at 9:45. I f you o f JHke Raisor. who was w illin g to
11936
Russell, Ernshaw, W illia n Weiss. 1935
7,165 83
attend Sunday school somewhere assume the responsibility. Due to
11.44192
R uth C a rtw rig h t. 1933-34
else w hile you are on vacation be the fact th a t logging trucks were Rosa Stith«',
8.. «82 13
Evelyn Nickson. Aderine Koffee, 1932
sure to bring your record o f a t co nsta ntly passing the M orton
1.089 04
G retta Ensterbrook, Jean Sm ith. 1931
tendance so that you may lx* g iv home the Kaisor ranch was ideal
1.207 0!»
M ildred Voss, Nolan MacKinaon, 1927-30
en cred it in yo u r own
home fo r observation, being situatiai
May Ifo o liltle . Lam bkia. Ronald-
«314.792118
church.
above the road on a h ill w ith an me G roat. C arl Vinning, Elise
M orning w orship at 11:00. Ser excellent view point fo r observa
Cush
Ixqsisited
w
ith
County
Treasurer.
«541,916 26
mon "B roken
A lta rs
R ebuilt." tion a» w e ll as fa rth e r from the Ralphsen, Helen Edgeomh, C or January 1. 1943 I Unsegregaled Tax »
bett Sm ith, Josephine Thrasher, I>epo*ited w ith Count» Treasurer.
Gen. 35:1.
d istra ctio n o f tra ffic .
Lola Giles, C arl Shoberg. C har January 1. 1943 to Jim«' 30, 1943 (Inclu sivi
350,145 91
W estm inster G uild w ill meet on
lotte Thrasher, Gordon Eifving,
Since
that
tim
e
the
Raisor
fam
Wednesday, the 11th, w ith Mrs.
»892.062 17
ily huve operated the post fa ith Bobbie Cole. G aroutte, W. B. Gu-
S tew art Carlson.
routte, N ellie M itchell, Joe Barta, ¡T o ta l Amount of Taxi's ’Turned « b e r to County Treasurer
fu
lly
fo
r
24
hours
u
day
w
ith
one
We in v ite you to attend our
«878.012 11
January 1, 19*13 to Juu< 30. I 'M3 < Inclusive!
of the highest ratings fo r reports F rank Hewes.
services.
14.049 73
Unsegregated Tax. J uni 30. 1913
in
the
d
is
tric
t.
Donations
have
Paul M. ,Ioy, Pastor.
R ati leans he Flag
been made by fam ilies hut the
«892,062.17
Historical records of the u. s
amount raised is p itifu lly sinull in
M E T H O D IS T
T A X C O LLEC TIO N S
proportion to the service render m arine corps show that the rattle
1 h*|Moiite«l w ith County Treasure^
Rev. F ra n k Brown, Pastor.
» 71.772 93
ed. It is hoped that a b e tte r un anake device first appeared on the January 1, to January 31, 1913 Inclusive
Church school 9:45 a. nt. S. L
50,250«)
derstanding o f the A W S th ru drum« of Revolutionary marines February 1. to February 28. 1913 Inclusive
M ackin, superintendent. 11:00 a
61.163 8.3
IM ihltcity w ill b ring realisation to who were recruiting a m arine regi M arch 1. to M an h .31, 1913 Im'luaive
nt. worship service. Sermon topic
«2.1.34.28
those who have not aided in m ain ment in Philadelphia In December. A p ril 1. to A p ril 30, 1913 Inclusivi*
"The Revelation o f God." 6:00 p.
44.5)67 Hfl
1775 A yellow silk (tug bearing the May 1. to May 31, 1913 Inclusive ,
tenance and funds w ill increase
52,2.38 27
nt. Interm ediate league. 7:00 p. m.
device and motto "D on't tread on June 1. to June i«o. 1913 Inclusive
M r. Raisor attended the school m e," was hoisted by John Paul
Youth Fellowship. 8:00 p. m. eve
fo r observers, held in Eugene in Jones on the flagship Alfred at
«350.145 91
ning service.
.
S P E C IA L TU R N O V ER
Meeting o f the Board o f Educa June and has regular lesson per Philadelphia the same month.
January I. 1943 to June 30, 1943
tion Tuesday 8:00 p. m. W.S.C.S. iods fo r members of his fam ily
R E FO R E S TA TIO N 12'»'. Y IE L D TAX
Wixhtesday 2:30 p. in Thursday each evening. D uring the daytim e
D istillers Sell G rain Residue
S W 1« of N W 'i Sin. 27. T w p 19 Runge ' w ral
evening prayer service 8:00 p. m. observation Is done by Mrs. Rais
Yield
T o ta l
A
fter distilling their alcohol, dis
C hoir practice Wednesday 8:00 or, Bessie and Elsie. A regular tillers ordinarily have the residual
Tax
Value
sch«*dule
fo
r
the
night
watches
is
P. M.
»
4 05
» 32 40
2.160 Ft Piling
obsetved by M r. Raisor. Bessie, slop evaporated and dried The re
sulting solids are sold to livestock Si-etion .36, ’Twp 19 Range 1 West:
Jim m ie and Bobbie, w ith
Mrs
C H UR C H O F GOD
41.8-19 Ft. Ia»gs
Raisor ta kin g the early m orning feeders as "distillers' dried grains"
63 tn
5«J9 38
46,753 V t . Piling
1060 East Adams Avenue
for about two cents a pound.
sh ift. Younger members o f the
NW
1
»
:
Sec
8,
'l’wp
1
1
»
Range
6
W
e
s
t:
Sunday school at 10:00 a. in.
fa m ily p articip a te throughout the
30 Uorils of Wotxl
M orning w orship 11:00 a. m.
531
42 50
day by keeping a constant watch CHRISTIAM SCIERCE CHURCHES
20,000 F t. Digs
Young people’s m eeting 7:00 p m.
S W 1» : Six’ 9. T w p 22 Range .3 West
fo r planes and h a w become adept
D evotional service 8:00 p. m.
7oo
5600
2,800 Ft Piling
O V E " w m the subject of
a t id e n tifica tio n , distance and d i
Prayer m eeting Tuesday 8:00 p m.
rection. Anyone happening to vis
the Lesson-Sermon in all S H o f N K 9 . N 4 <»f S E '« . N % of NW i : Sec 23 and
It Is through the C h ris tia n ’s
East.
it the post is certain to see at Churches o f C hrist, Scientist, on S S of SW*»», S«-e 24. Twp, 19 Range
1.421,005 Ft. Logs
d aily life and testim ony that the least one sm all youngster w ith up
,397 67
3.181 31
Sunday, August 1.
22.620 Ft. Piling
w orld sees C hrist. Reader, does
turned face, w atching the sky to
The Golden T ext was, "O Gixl, E*k o f NE*». See 26. Twp. 15. Range 2 W est:
yo ur life p o rtra y C h ris t? We in
be fir s t to give the signal.
2.191 69
274.33
1,429.760 Ft Digs
thou a rt my God; early w ill I
v ite you to meet w ith"us fo r pra y
Those m aking donations and re seek thee: . . . Because thy lov- N W '» of N E '» . E'» of N E * », See 11 Twp 16 Range 4 East
er and Bible study, tw'o o f the
501 26
4.01000
1.604 028 Ft D>gs
things which are most h elpful to ceiving c re d it as observers are ingkindness is better than life, N E 1« of NW*4 Sec 36 ’Twp 17 Range 7 W e st.
listed
each
m
onth
and
the
record
victorious C hristian living.
'.i;«8 00
117 25
469.000 Ft Logs
kept at the post. C ollection of do my lips shall praise thee" (Ps.
Roy E. Hutchison, pastor.
nations is done by Mrs. M orton 63:1, 3).
»1.370 54
Am ong the citations which
and the am ount turned over to
B L U E M O U N T A IN
P A ID COUNTY TREASURER
the Raisor fa m ily each m onth. In comprised the lesson-Sermon was Junuary 16. 1913
$
4.05
M rs. B e tty W illiam s, pastor.
(VI 67
the lis t o f observers given below Die fo llo w in g from the Bible; “ I January 19. I'U t
Sunday school 9:45 a. m Mo. fl
12 31
a num ber m aking donations at w ill m ention the lovlngkindnessex January 20, 19-13
ing service 11:00 a. m. Young ’ -o-
.397 67
various tim es hut not reg ula rly of the Lord, and the praises of January 20, 1943
ple’s service 6 >45 p. m. Charles
274 33
J .in iiir> '.’ll. 1943
Eastburn in charge. Evangelistic and those who have moved, are the Lord, according to a ll that F e b ru a ry 3. 194.3
501.26
not
included.
Regular
m
onthly
ob
117^5
service 7:45 p. m. Evangelistic
server donations are made by: the Lord hath bestowed on us. M arch 6. 1913
service Wednesday 7 :45 p. in.
and
the
great
goodness
toward
C arl Sm all, Tver C lark. Mclesrpe
»1,370 54
Sm all, Leon M orton, H enry Hess, the itouse of Israel, which he hath
S H E R IF F S C IV IL FEES A N D M IS C E LLA N E O U S R FCEIU TS
FR EE M E T H O D IS T
Addison Heath,
Doran
R itte r, bestowed on them according to January 1, to Junuary .31, 1943 inclusive
« 74.05
C om er S. 6th and H arrison
68 07
John Kebbelbeck, A L. Gilham. ins mercies, and according to February 1. to F eb iua ry 28, 1943 inclusive
Rev. L. C. Gould, pas,or.
14087
C. C. Gilham . Julian Sm all, Bert the m u ltitu d e o f his lovm gkind- March 1. to March 31, 1943 inclusive
Sunday school 9:45 a. ni. M »ru fu lla r, H a rry Stump. R. C. M c
9.3 85
A p ril 1. to A p ril 30, 1913 inclusive
nesses" (Isa. 63 7).
133 87
ing w orship 11:00 a. m. Evening Kay, H arold
May 1. to May 31, 1913 inclusive
Abeene,
W a lte r
The Lesson-Sermon also inclu d June 1. to June 30, 1913 inclusive
89 31
w orship 8:00 p. m. P rayer ni< et- Boren, Joe Geer, Roy Geer, S Q
ing every Thursday even ng at Sugg, J. E. Banton, W. J. Jones, ed the fo llo w in g correlntive pass
» 600 02
8:00 p. m.
Lawrence Haynes. S. Thomas age« from the C hristian Science
D E P O S IT E D W IT H COUNTY TR EASU RER
We extend a Cordial welcome to C lark, M ary Jo Phillips. Elvis textbook, “ Science and Health
74.1 Ä
a ll to attend these services. Come K e lly, Roy Ewing. Claude Ahecne, w ith Key to the Scriptures'* by Junuary 1, to January .31, 1943 inclusi»«*
68 07
F ebruary I. to February 28. 194.3 inclusive
out and get acquainted w ith R, v. N orm an Bachelder, Glen Banton, M ary Baker Eddy: "The starting- M arch 1. to MWhch 31, 1943 inclusive
140 87
Gould and his fa m ily.
93 85
F rank Haynes. John Ware, George point of divin e Science is that A p ril 1. t<> A p ril 3d. 1913 induttive
13,3.87
M orris. C liffo rd Picknell. A rth u r God, S p irit, is A ll-iu -a ll, and that May 1. to May 31, 1943 inclusivi-
89 31
C H URCH OE C H R IS T
Gabrielson, A rlie Sugg. (Jcorge there is no other m ight nor Mind, Jiin«- 1, to June 30, 191.3 inclusive
Bible school 9:45, w orship and Sutherland, W ilm e r Sugg, Clyde
» 600 02
communion 11:00. Subject. “ Man C la rk, M u rry Newton. Lawrence — th a t God is Love, and there
AU TO FEF-S R EC EIPTS
/Alone Before God." C. E. 7:00. Funk. Charles Woods, D. L. M ill fore He is divin e Ibunciple.
»1,275 25
~
To grasp the re a lity ar.d order Junuary 1, to Jan .31, 194.3 inclusive
Evening service 8:00.
Subject, er, Lynch C u rrin
and Frances
163 25
February 1. to February 28, 1913 inclusive
“ Jeremiah The P ro p h e t." Prayer Treadw ell.
of being in its Science, you must M arch 1, to March .31. 194.3 Inclusive
109 25
meeting Thursday 8:00.
78 2»
begin by reckoning God as the A p ril 1. to A p ril 30. 1913 inclusive
51 25
You are cord ia lly invited to a t
D o re n a Pont
divine P rinciple of a ll that really May 1. to May .31. 1913 inclusive
120 25
June
I,
to
June
30,
1913
inclusive
tend any o r a ll o f the services if
The Dorena observation post is" (p. 375).
you are not attending any other w ill have a picnic Sunday, August
»1,797 50
place o f worship.
8, to which all observers and th e ir
D E P O S ITE D W IT H COUNTY TR EASU R ER
Roy Hands, Sunday School
fam ilies are invited. The place of N O T IC E O F T I M B E R SALE. January 1, to January .31. 1943 inclusive
»
None
Superintendent.
the picnic is across the riv e r from Sealed bids, m arked outside “ Bid February 1, to February 28, 1943 Inclusive
1.275 25
L. P. Nehelung, M in ister.
272 50
the observation post.
for T im b e r", and addressed to (he March 1, to M arch 31, 1943 Inclusive
78 25
We learn from a short h istory C hit'f Forester, O. and C. Adm in A p ril 1. to A p ril 30. 194.3 inclusive
B A P T IS T
51 25
o f the Dorena post that it was o r istratio n, 901 G uardian Bldg , P o rt May 1. to May .31. 191.3 inclusive
120.25
9:45 church schrx/l, M rs. H. H. ganized December 8, 1942, w ith land, Oregon, w ill he received un June 1, to June 30, 1913 inclusive
W eeldreyer, Supt. 11:00 m orning the follow ing o fficers: Mrs. N ellie til 10:30 A. M „ P a c i f i c Time,
«1,797 50
worship, "A Call to L ive .” 7:00 Peterson, chief observer. Clarence August 10. 1943, fo r the purchase
C IT Y PR IS O N ER ’S M EALS
p. m. Baptist Youth Fellowship, Peterson and Mmes.
Altneda of tim ix 'r upon tra cts h eiein after
C ity of Eugene
Mrs. W. C. M a rtin , sponsor. 8:00 Downs and Lois Giles, assistants. described; each bid must state the January 1, to January .31, 194.3 inclusive
15.75
p. m. happy evening service "W h y The observers of th is post are on amount per M. feet B.M., which February 1, to February 28, 1913 inclusive
.33.01)
Was I B o rn ’ ’’
10.50
d u ty in fo ur-ho ur shifts, once w ill be offered fo r each species Murch 1, to March 31, 1943 Inclusive
Wednesday, 8:00 p. m. choir re ; every tw o o r three weeks. A lis t and the to ta l consideration winch A p ril 1. to A p ril .’«0 1943 inclusive
20 25
14 25
hearsal, Mrs. Helen Judy H ardy, o f the observers includes: A lfre d w ill be paid fo r the tim ix 'r. No hid May 1, Io May 31, 1943 Inclusive
1725
director. 'Thursday, 6:30 p. m. re Pleuard, H a r o l d Dawley, Eldon fo r less than the appraised value June 1, to June 30, 1913 inclusive
ception fo r Rev. and M rs. George Steel,- H enry K e lly, Jim Spahr, w ill bo considered. Each bid must
111.00
E. H ardy at the church.
Leslie Wicks, Jim Shepherd. Jack be subm itted in duplicate and be
D E P O S IT E D W IT H COUNTY TR EASU RER
Sunday m orning the pastor w ill Lemon, L. S. H ird , Tom W illiam s, accompanied by a deposit in the January 1, to January 31, 1943 inclusive
15 75
bring the fo u rth in his series on i Tom West, Axel Kiang, M ilo fo tm o f a c e rtifie d check in favor February 1, to February 28, 1943 Inclusive
3.1.00
"C h rist's Call to H is C hurch" Chapman, Robert Rtissum, C lif of the T reasurer o f the United March 1, Io March 31, 1943 inclusive
10.50
w ith his topic “ A C all to L ive ." ford Van Schoiack,
20 25
E. Godell, States. The deposit o f any suc A p ril 1, to A p ril 30 1943 .inclusive
In the Happy Evening Service Dove Howell, E ve re tt Howell, cessful bidder w ill be credited on May 1, to May 31, 1943 inclusive
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1725
the pastor w ill bring a tim e ly Pete Gustener, Joe Barta, John the contract. Payment in fu ll at June 1, to June 30, 1943 inclusivi'
message on “ W hy Was I B o rn ? " Read, Wm. Vaughn, W a y n e the tim e of filin g the contract is
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Special music w ill be a duet by Vaughn, F ra n k
Bloomer,
Alex required in sules am ounting to STA TE O F OREGON, COUNTY’ OF LAN E, ss.
Mrs. Magnusson and M r. Hansen. ! G aroutte,
H a rry E ifving, Tom 12500 o r less. F o r copies o f th?
I, O. E. Crowe, as S tii'riff of Lane County, Oregon, «Io hereby
Rev. George E. H ardy, pastor. Patton,
F ra n k McBee,
H arold fo im of proposal, fo rm of con- c e rtify that the foregoing Is a true Hnd correct report of the 'Tax De
Goddard, Ralph Lancaster, H. tra c t and bond, term s o f payment, purtm ent, and C ivil and C rim inal Departm ents of the O ffice o f S h eriff
C A T H O L IC C H UR C H
Kiang, L. L. Mores, J. B. Hewes, amount o f deposit required »vith and Tax C ollector fo r Lane County, Oregon, fo r the p crlist common«'-
Rev. J. L. M axw ell, Pastor.
Robert Owens, M ilt T uray, Jesse hid, amount of bond required w ith ing January 1st, 1943, and ending June 30th, 1943, both dales Inclu-
Mass each Sunday a t 10:30. 1 Kellogg, H. B. Bebe,
L. H ird , contraet and o th e r inform ation, Klve'_ . ,
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Dated this 15th duy o f July, 1943.
W a lte r Kendall, Horace Nickson, application should be made to the
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m ° f Lan®
S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T ¡A rth u r Salee, R ichard Chapman. address shown above. IN L A N E
County» s ta te o f Oregon.
C H URCH
H a rry K elly, E. W icks, N. M ack- CO U N TY: T. 15 S „ R. 1 W „ Sec. 5 1 -ltc
B y; A, B. McKinzey, Chief Tax Deputy,
West M ain S treet
inson, H. Chapman, Ronald Chap- i 13, a ll m erchantable tim b e r desig-
Sabbath school, 9:30 o’clock man, Edwin Voss, Wallace Peter- nated fo r c u ttin g on
the S*4
Kills Chicks
Illness Cuts Manpower
Preaching service 11:00 o'clock son, A lfre d Peterson. S. M itc h e ll J NW >4, N % S W M .a n d N W '/«S EH ,
Coccidiosi* Is a disease that kills
The loss of tim e from work
Every Saturday. V isitors welcome F rank Hewes, Misses: M ildred estimated fo r the purpose of this through illness totals about 400 m il an estimated 100 m illion chicks In
Sm ith, Dolores K e lly , Anna Lee sale to be 5460 M. feet Dougins lion hours of lost manpower a year. this country annually.
AS SE M B LY O F GOD
M itchell, Patsy Dawley, Roselee F ir. No bid fo r less than »3.75
H ilto n T. Park, Pastor.
Plaistead, Edna Ann
Peterson, per M .ft.B.M ., o r a lo la l purchase
Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Hazel Cooper, Helen Peterson, G. price of «20,475.00, w ill be con
Preaching, 11 a. m. Young people’ Mosby. Mmes. U. S. Bales, Eu sidered. D igging to be done w ith
service a t 6:30 p. m.
Evening nice Pleilard,
M innie
Wagner,, c a te rp illa r tra c to r. A ll tim ix 'r on
evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
Eva Conklin,
Francis Cooper, the above described area must be
Tuesday night, p ra yer service. Nola Manning, Anna E ifving, Avis m anufactured in the local m a rke t
7:45 p. m. Thursday night, preach Dawley, Pearl Kanei, M argaret ing area designated by the O. and
ing service, 7:45 p. m.
Mosby, Oris Steele, Jeanette K e l C. A dm in istra tio n, unless o th e r
ly, H a ttie Spahr, Jim Sheppard, wise authorized by the Chief F or
M ildred Kiang, Axel Kiang, Tom ester. The rig h t Io waive techni
Pay-As-You-G«
W illiam s,
Lenore cal defects, and to re ji'c t any and
Women w ill make up the m ajority West, Tom
of the between 10,000 and 19,000 new ¡Sloan, N ellie Thrasher, D oris A n all bids is reserved. Dated at
employees made necessary by the derson, Roine, Fannie
Russum Portland, Oregon, this 3rd day of
payroll tax deductions of the new O rv ille W hite, L illia n
H. H orning,
Kendall, August, 1943. W.
Phone 159
pay-as-you-go tax plan, report« the Pau) A rth u r, A lm e tta Goodell, chief Forester, O. & C. Adm inis
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
S l- lt
Esther Kiang. Avanelle W icks, tra tio n .
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