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THE ^EVIIXEL Ml MCE CKtA E OREHON
CROFT LILY PLANTING STOCK
We are now booking orders at the following prices F 0 B.
Gold Beach, Oregon:
Beule and »inali bulblet»
$10 00 per lb.
Bulblets Field Run
$15.00 per lb.
3 inch Planter»
$2000 per 100 bulb»
4 inch Planter» ,
$30.00 per 100 bulb»
5 inch Pinn ter»
$40 00 per 100 bulb»
0 inch Planter»
$50 00 per 100 bulb»
25% rniiNt accompany orders.
HILL H SMITH
Phone No 47Ö
P 0 Box 145
Gold Beach. 0ie
American Legion
Auxiliary Install
Officers Monday
tin- hospital. She staled that then1
an- 350 Isiys from Lune county at
Hie hospital ut the pr- <n» time
President
unnounced
timt dues tm the year Were to Is­
in by Oct-ibcr Mi anil hoped that
the unit would reach lIiHr mem-
Irei ship (piota by that
New uff leers of Isdh th«- Amer- ess appointment» for
lean Legion and Auxiliary |m»l»
were iMtutlcd at the October Koch and Buelah Morgan
This
meeting oi
these organizations committee will meet with the
Monday evening in tin- ItXJF
building »I Blakley of Corvatti», for Armhtic<- dii) in-li-braBons
former reeident ami district com­
Guest» from th<- Eugeni- Unit
mander servisi as installing offi­ preix-nt were Marjorle E W imm I-
cer for th«- lx-gion and installed ruff, Mr» Ned Sic- | m i Mrs ladu
the following W E Koch, com- Buins. Mi
Cari l'h iffer and
mander; Bert Hutch, vice com- Mrs. K A McKnight
mander; Juck Fedder. second vice
iximmander ;
B Hoyer, ndlut-
unt. Et hon Coston, Sergeant-at-'
arm»; Alliert WiwMiurd, chupluin.
Lnncr Naish, finnnce offiecr
Occuni|Miigh Nomina ted
Hlghlighting the meetlng wcr<-
Madelyn
Or umpnugh. presi­
the Initiation of five new imni
I m - i » by Ihr
Commander
New dent of the li.cal chapter of Fu­
member» were: Hobelt Weygand, ture Homernikrni Association has
Chas Miller, James W.
Bird, I m <-n nominated for state prox**
Stephen W Bench and Ralph War- chairman She has been n lender
in F H.A.
rcn.
treasurer during her sophomore
Auxlllary Offk-er» lastallrd
year and us n council representa-
The American Legion Auxdi'iry
live Inst
met on Monday cvcnlng with the
Ix-glon for a covered dish dinm-r
the date wt
at the l< X »F hall foilOWtd b\ in
for the annual school ca rnival
xtullation of ofheer» and a busi-
which will lie held at the Cottagi
ncss meeting Mrs Alic«- Wo-xl-
chooi. 'iin- general
ruff, President of the Eugene
committee In charge is Miss Holt,
und. acted ns Installation officer
Mr Garrigus and Miss Branth-
for the following elcctcd officer*
Bernier Coston, prcmlent; Flora
Itänee October 12
K'ieh, 2nd vier president; Eunice I
The annual t Jet - acquainted
VanDenburg, »ecrctary: Ina i»au-
dunce. ponsored I t the luden»
Hatch,
gherty, treasurer;
body, will be given in the gym Fri­
chaplain; Jeanne Morton, histori­
day. October 12 at 7 30 p m. Re-
an, Nell Bukowski, sergeant-at-
There
freshmen t* will b»-
arms.
will I m - no charge for admission.
Committee chairmen
appoint-
< »mu ll Members
nu-nts were made by the presi-
The member» of the first w-
dent Americanism. Buehih Mor- meuter student council of Cottage
I in National defense, Helen Rob- Grove union high sihool are as
R ..i
erta; memlMTshlp,
follows: Provident, Wilbur Heath:
child welfare, June Bini; juniors. Noel CamplM-ll, vice president
Dorothy Boyce, legislative and Helen Smith,
sei rvf ary.
Carol
constitution anil by-law», Grace Hunter, treasurer. Joyce Land, ad­
Metcalf; hospital and rohnbillt-i- vertising manager. Dixie Bushell,
tion. Jcann«- Morton, poppy. Ina business managet. Morris Culver,
Daugherty, poppy postets and war Editor;
lune
Schaffer, Girls
radio,
nctivitli-s, Marie Wicks;
Jessie Matthews;
girl's state,
Heater Hissi; community service
and music, Maude Clorati; ptlblk'i-
ty. Nell Bukowski, national news,
Eva Hatch
Miss Dixie Bitshell, representa­
tive from this unit nt the girl's
state camp, gave a report on ac-
tivltie» at the camp held at Silver
Creek Fulls thii past summer
She explained the manner in
which the camp was organized in­
to civic groups of cities, counties
and the state, with representatives
and officials elected to fulfill the
duties of their offices in the same
manner in which they are carried
|M-riod the girls visited the state
out in the state During the camp
capilol at Salem, where they were
guests of state officials and filled
stat«* scats for that day.
Mrs. Woodruff spoke
to the
group on the work being deme by
the Valley Const conference for
hospital services of the R«-d
Cross. She askisl for the a»si»tance
of this unit for birthday parties
for men nt the Camp Adair hos­
pital This work also includes Ute
telephone fund for incoming boys
LION ROARS
League president, Jake Palmer,
Boys Federation pri »Ident
Itepresentative ■
from hoinc
risimi; freshman, Laura
Shirley Hileman, Betty Dykstci-
huis, .Louise Walthers; »ophomores,
Joan Metcalf, Then sa
Walker,
Bobby Bagley, Helen Huff; jun­
iors, Faye Young, Jane Bctdler,
Robert Naish, senior», Pat bun-
lop, June Mrndidl.
Aviation will lie taught at the
Cottage (¡rove union high school
lo Ihoiu- who are intere tin fly-
ing. The course Will be in
flight ti iiltiing
and one hour
IlCt UH I flying.
The Instructor will I m * Mr
Clark,
for the
21H-B h
strum Fir-Id. Florida. Mr Clark is
the agriculture teacher at
the
HEAL EMT ATE TRANMFERN
with I he Ixirena school hoys Fri­
The following real estate trans­
day afternoon at I’>r<-n'i.
The J' m - (Tick lainily made a fers wen- reported for the week:
business trip to eastern Oregon F B Marka of San Point, Idaho,
hai purchased the Leum home
over the week end
Mux
accompanied
her xistei and brother-ln-Jaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Morgan of Rose-
bury, to Cojvalh - Sunday to visit
their daughter, Elv । Jean Morgan
at O. S, C.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Davidson
an- staying at th- home of the
Claude
former's
parents,
the
I lavidaon»
Mr. Mitclu 11 is drilling a well
on the Watcrhouae place.
Visitors over the wwk <nd at
Whitlock; seniors/ president, .1er-
ry Mickey;
Bob
McCoy: secretary, Helen Hudgins;
treasurer, Pat Dunlop.
Kehool Briefs
Mr. Ferrin and Mr Davies at
tended an 'Kimmistrator'« confer­
ence at Portland the first part of
this week
This
conference is
• porison-d by the Oregon State
Teaehi-r's assiM-uition and is held
every October for the purpose of
bringing together the superinten­
dents and principals of the Oregon
schools.
Mr J Davies returned home yes-
terday ami Mr Ferrin ixjhm • to
sometime toduy.
Rites for Wesley F. Smith, 32,
Were held from th- Mills mortu­
ary Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
p. m. with the Rev George Hardy
officiating. Interm-nt was in the
1.0.0 F -Masonic cemetery.
Mr. Smith died al the family
home at 1430 East Madison Sun­
day morning following a long ill­
ness. He was born at Grants Pass
Aprd IX. 1913. and was marnili
to Lucy ¡tissue hi re on Septem-
lier 3, 1937. He was a welder by
trade and had lived here prac-
tiially all of his lil-
Surviving m addition to his
widow are his stepfather, Geo.
Tarr of Wilder, Idaho, two broth­
ers. Chas. Smith of Portland and
Paul Smith of Molalla ant! a half
sister, Donna Tarr of Wilder,
Idaho.
Since the world was, men have
not heard with the car, neither
hath the eye seen, what God hath
prepared for them that wait upon
The Itchght valley school boys Him and work righteousness.
Mary Baker Eddy
played a no score football game
Delight Valley
YOUR EYES - - - -
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AND GLASSES PERFECTLY COM-
POI NDED EOli YOCR EYERY NEED.
DR. J. T. MONAHAN
MONAHAN’S
Cottage Grove
What If Your Gr
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r
For Sul«-: I0?» to 11131 trana-
mlsslon for Chevrolet.
CLARK’S
SUPER SERVICE
129 North 9th
Phone 252
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PANCAKE —... 75c
OATS
35c
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More than a bleach—A
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Gallons
2 for 25c
RUSKETS Cereal
NUTEENA, No. 2 tin
PROTEENA, No. 2 tin
SO Y MINCE Spread
WHEAT SPARKIES
WHEATIES, 8 ounce
NOODLES, Krinkles
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23c lb
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COFFEE «X 32c
WALNUTS
29c
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Howdy Folks:
I* Mmt girl’s dH’»* torn,
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cated at 137 North 8th street and
occupied by the Finley Whippe
family has been sold to Mr. and
, Mm. Bert Hatch.
-Ar Whitens and brightens clothes.
Wesley Smith Rites
Tuesday Afternoon
A column of
Fun 'N Fact*
By Mike
Shi- whs getting fund of
Ed, until he got fresh und
sjioiled it.
Isn’t it iiwfiil how fast a
sailor can undo things?
from Mm. Margaret Leum. The
property will be occupied by Mr.
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Flaten’s neither arel his slater and
brolh -i-in law, Mi and Mrs E. C.
Boyd of Hubbard, arel Hazel Boyd
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Mr. and Mm. Curti- White and
daughter Mary Ellen of Eugene
High school eia
visited Saturday al the it. Hansen
follows; home.
I for the year
freshmen, president, Shirley Hile­
man; vice pn idi nt, Boi tn Mae
Wesley
Thompson;
sophomores, president, John fx-on-
ard; vice president. (Jon Morrison;
secretary, I'at Dawley; triaaner,
Birburu Anderson. Juniors, pu si-
di-nt,
Newton; vic- presi­
dent, Jam- Beidlcr, secretary, Bet-
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23c pt.; 39c qt.
15c
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