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CRESWELL H Ml The City Cfeuncll met Monday TH DANGERS OF SACCHARIN evening and transacted much busi ness. The resignation of F. E. Lee । . , Dialfeticx unit obcae patients who nse aiiccharin to excess are was accepted anil A. J. Harper was ^yy^bflbly shortening their live*. Despite the claims of manufa«*- hired to served as city marshal), •m« turer* of this and similar drugs as to their harmlessneas, ex and it was voted to buy a siren periment shows simply that they arc not poisonous when taken for use on the marshall’s car. A i> a -i i* mall doses. Mr Miller from Eugene was hired Naeeharin is not an acute poison and its daily ingestion by I to dig the new well near the high healthy aubjeeta for several months shown no demons!raid«' in school. It was decided to give the jury exeept varying dislike of its peculiar after-taste. Hut larger old jail building to the Little doaea cause headaches, gastro-intestinal disturbances. in»ntal. Theater Club and it will be moved by the club to a spot back of the possibly cardiac depression, though how this occurs is undeter past office on the property belong mined. ✓ ing to Fred Trumbly. The old fire Now that war conditions again threaten a European sugar house was given to the telephon«' shortage, interest in the possible toxicity of this coal tar product company providing they have it re-awa'kens. Obviously the question is not settled by a few fire-proofed. It was voted to tax months feeding tests on healthy young men. Then1 would have pin ball machines, punch boards, to be a great impairment before organic deficiency appeannl. and coin operated amusement de But the possibility of saccharin being ingested in food and drink vices. Improvements will be made over indefinite periods by persons of all ages Inaki's the deter-1 at the junk yard by H planking the JOE BEAVER By Ed Nofxîjtr ' week and are now at home on his ’ farm north of town. A group of ntxiut 20 friends spent a nodal evening with them Sunday. The Youth group of the Grange held a social evening nt the {»range hall Saturday. Games were played and refreshments served. Building Paper Roofing Paper Ladders Paints DELIGHT VALLEY Mrs. Hazel Culver has been cm- ployed again to teach the Delight Valley scho4r Joe and Bobby Whitacre ar»' withdrawing front school this week ami with their parents Mr. and Mrs. G. Whitacre, are moving to Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller arc moving from the stale and this takes their son Bobby from the grade school. The 4-H Marketing club, com posed of the eighth graders, have mination of ... its action in the bodv important. . .. • . . TO dumn rubbish Thr uv com. to dump rubbish. The police com- completed their projects. .» ■ One scientist found that one-third of a dram produced an mittee reported several traffic A house guest at the E Heganl excess of acid in the stomach, while another investigator showed tickets given out and fines col home is Mrs.. Hegard’s mother, that its use hindered the action of digestive ferments. Dr. Carl lected. Mrs. Eng.i Sorenson from Wash. son, well-known physiologist, found it slowing digestive action VFW Ele ts Mrs. Lillian Pcrremertt who has VFW Post 4039 met Monday even in small doses, so that sufferers from hyper-acidity or duod been visiting at the Fred Norris evening with Comrad Culver, dep enal ulcer might be gravely affected by its use. Saccharin is not home has returned to Alberta. a food. It yields no energy. Its elimination, meaning probably an uty inspector for district No. 9. Canada. Mrs. Fred Norris and son William spent the paat week end In extra strain on the kidneys, makes it dangerous for nephritics. as an honored guest. Comrad Cul ver addressed the post. Four visit Portland. And since no evidence warrants the conclusion that even very ors from Springfield were also Sunday dinner guests at the small quantities of saccharin are harmless, it would seem wise to present. The following officers G. M. Kimble, Owner Max Sears home were Mr. and Fun'«! Srrvto», V. 8. Drpsrtmrat ot Acrlcultura prohibit its use in food and drink (except as ordered by a physi were elected, commander. Harold Mrs. Paul Morgan of Roseburg. eian for diabetes) - until its harmlessness has “ItS not th» wind you h«or, 9"» ih» b««i moaning for all jh« littl« h««i loit — been ------ r proved. Johnston; senior vice-commander. Robert Scars of Culp Cr«>ek vis The fact that saccharin is prescribed for diabetics makes no I CWNin Taylor; junior vice-com- hrough d«shuct»v< cutting practical." ited Saturday night with his par ————------ --- ' difference in its possible effects. Indeed it would naturally he mander. Robert Fox; quarter mas ents, the Ralph Sears. more harmful to a diabetic, with impaired vitality, than to ter. Paul Bussey; post advocate. day afternoon. A group of high days of the first quarter were hon- Marie Hansen of Portland i>Cnt healthy subjects. It Would be more rational to urge the oliese W. C. Adams; trustees, Ted Walk school girls sang three numbers ored. Quilting was done and anoth- Saturday night and Sunday with up for three years, C. Scarbrough and Duane Carpenter of the grade er meeting will be held March 20 and the diabetic to exercise the will and cultivate a dislike for her folks here. for two yean and Earl Marquart school gave a skit. At the busi- to do more quilting . sweets. * Dr. H. A. Hagen , for one year; chaplain. Bob Easter ness met ting it was voted to raise Miss Kay Smith, daughter of Mr. Increases ¡Sheet Wear ling; chairman of the Boy Scout the price of the school lunches and Mrs. O. H. Smith, entertained To stretch the life of sheets, put committee. James Coleman' A date to 20c for the grade school pupils a number of friends Friday after the small hem at the top of the bed will be set soon for a public in and 25c for the high school pupils noon at her home in honor of her at least half the time. This evenly stallation. and will be effective March 17. An eighth birthday anniversary. distributes the wear. The EZ club met Tuesday after amateur program was planned for Practice has startl'd on the noon and worked in the club room March 28 with a prize to be award three-act comedy. "Hillbilly Court of the IOOF hall. Mrs. V. W. John ed to the winner. Refreshments ship”, to be presented the latter SAGINAW MACHINE ston became a member. Mrs. Hayes will be sold the same night. Mrs. part of April by the Little Theater AND WELDING SHOP Burke was a guest and gave some Ed Graham and Mrs. V. W. John club. SAGINAW good pointers and a lot of help in ston will be in charge of arrange Adam Schmitt returned Wed General Welding — Machine making a davenport over. Several ments. A carnival was also planned nesday from Wheeler. Oregon FL Girls were also present and for May 2 and the grade school where he hail been receiving med Work — Steel Fabrication — worked on the davenport. A pot teachers will plan the different ical treatment. Aluminum Welding. LOVELY “ADORABLE" PATTERN luck lunch was served. More work concessions. After the meeting re RALPH ELMER A basket dinner was enjoyed af LONG WILSON will be done at the next meeting. freshments were served by Mmes. ter the regular church services The FL ,Girls held a special K. C. Schwering, James Moberg 1-tfc meeting Tuesday evening at the and Norman Skaggs. at the Christian church Sunday. A business meeting was held dur home of Miss Lola Ringsdorf and Gilfry Lodge IOOF met Wcd- ing the afternoon. Considerable did crochet work for the lodge. Rc- nesdayeevening and elected Bert . freshments were served _____ by the __ > Beaver to membership and two remodeling is being done at the ARC & ACETYLENE hostess. The next regular meeting applications for membership were church and the east wing is being will be March 18 at the homo of read. It was voted to have an Odd made into Sunday school rooms. Theta Rho girls club met Thurs Mrs. Norman Skaggs. Fellows sign painted and placed Presbyterian Aid Society met at on the northeast corner of the day evening in the club room of the IOOF hall Mrs. C. I. Kent anil the home of Mrs. Calvin Hatfield I hall. CALL Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mrs. Betty Richards and Miss Mrs. Chas. Ellis were Rebekah Leo Wilson, assisting hostess The Rose Macek of Detroit, Mich, have members present and Mrs. Sidney nominating committee presented I been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Cooke was the advisor present. Portable Welding Any Place the following recommendations Frank Clark. Mrs. Richards has Plans were made to attend the dis for new officers and they were ac purchased 4 acres west of town trict meeting of the order to be 1030 Madison Phone 181Y 318J1 cepted: president,Mrs. Wm. Thom and has now returned to Detroit held at Rrtscburg on March 15. Catherine Lytle and Betty Tcidje 24-tfcxxx 19-tfc son; vice-president, Mrs. Richard i to dispose of property there after will be in charge of transportation, Campbell; secretary Mrs. Norman which she will make her home and practice will be held Thursday Skaggs; treasurer, Mrs. Forest here. afternoon to prepare degree work Klingensmith. Mrs. W. B. Gilles Tri-Community club met Friday pie and Mrs. Klingensmith will be night with the Misses Sue, Jean to be presented at the convention Moss Circle. Neighbors of Wood in charge of decorating the church and Phyllis Garret, Betty Shep for Easter, and Mrs. E. W. Hoag herd, Irene Klingensmith, and craft met Saturday evening with land and Mrs. Thomson will work Barbara Butterfield in charge of Mrs. Marguerite Berge of Cottage out a project to secure plants for the program. The girls presented Grove Circle a* a visitor. Mem the church. There were 24 mem several skits and Mr. Muhlback bers present from Eugene were: bers present and roll call was an gave a reading Refreshments were Mrs. Mabel Campbell, Mrs. H. C. 41 S. 6th St. swered with a Bible verse contain served and a social time was en Travillion, Mrs. Hazel Clack, Mrs. ALL KINDS OF GARDEN Gertie McDaniels; Mrs. Etta ing "peace.” Mmes. Charles Walk joyed. SEEDS — FERTILIZERS, er of Roseburg, A. E. Rhodes and Mrs. Avia Graves and Mrs. W. Brown from Springfield, and Mrs. We are now prepared to do Minnie Larson were guests. Mrs. G. Crabb are among those being Carl Lea bo from Cottage Grove. BONE MEAL. Larson became a member. taken to the Sacred Heart hospi The district convention was an Mrs. Charles Walker of Rose tal this week suffering from pneu nounced for April 28 and 29 to be £ U held at Medford. Installation will burg is visiting with her son, Ken monia. AS WELL AS CROSS CUT, neth McCoy and family. Spring has evidently come to be held at the next meeting. A pot CIRCLE & HAND SAWS. Dorcas Circle of the Methodist Creswell. Mrs. F. L. Dejicrry luck lunch was served after the church met Wednesday afternoon found a lady slipper on her farm meeting. LAWN MOWERS AND at the annex with Mmes. C. Scar west of town this week. Hiram S. Joslin of Creswell and OTHER TOOLS Hoopes, Props. brough. Dora Martin, Lloyd Brown Mr. and Mrs. Baxter F. Stokes Hazel Cook of Eugene were mar- SHARPENED. and R. E. Wright as hostesses. of Asheboro, N. C. are visiting ried at Vancouver. Wash, last Phone 57 There were 23 members out and with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Redding. 29-ltcxx Mrs. Dave Huddleson was a guest. Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Redding are nnr Out of town members present sisters. The Stokes plan to locate LOv ■ were Mrs. Fred Rolley of Eugene, in Oregon. I and Mrs. Sylvia Adams of Goshen. Practice is being held regularly Mrs. C. I. Kent was in charge of on the play “Old Fashioned Moth the devotions. Those honored at er” which the grange Is going to the birthday table were Mmes. present March 21 and March 22. George Ross, Rolley, C. C. Hash, Mrs. Harry Brown entertained W. C. Adams, and C. H. Atwood. the pupils in Mrs. Cooper's first Mullins Rites grade room at a birthday party Clara Bell Mullins, of Creswell, Wednesday afternoon after school died at the Quigley home for el in honor of her daughter, Carol derly ladies Sunday. March 2, 1947 Sue, who was seven years old. at the age of 68. She was born at Ken Blanding, a fire equipment Donna, Oregon. May 21, 1878 and salesman, was at the Grange hall •’ w bnrfirafri married Marion A .Mullins in Thursday evening and talked to Phone 27 1909. Mr. Mullins died in 1937. She those of the community interested Cottage Grove, Ore. had lived at Creswell for 8 years, in starting a rural fire district. Box 31’ Phone 83 and was a member of the Creswell There were about 35 people out. Christian church. Mrs. Mullins is The district zoning is up to the LODGE NO. 810 survived by several nieces and farmers and a millage tax will be nephews, including C. L. Aldrich required to finance the project. Open for teen agers Friday of Eugene and L. C. Aldrich of Creswell chapter of Eastern evenings. Cottage Grove. Funeral services Star met Thursday evening and Portable, Acetylene, Electric were held at Schwering Chapel made plans for initiation to be held Welding Supplies and Equipment Lodge meets every Tuesday Friday, March 7 with interment at the next meeting. night at 8:00 o’clock. in the IOOF No. 2 cemetery in Eu The Sisterhood of the Christian gene. church met at the service rooms CLONED ALL DAY SUNDAY A number of Creswell young Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ed R. P. Bash, mgr, 330 So. 10th St. Ph. 181J folks attended a surprise shower Brown and Mrs. Bart Perini as ______ ___________ 9-tfc 27-tfexx in Eugene recently in honor of hostesses. Mrs. F. B. Good was in | ! Miss Betty Jean Busch and Har- charge of the devotions. The birth- Again you, the people, benefit by WEIS- i vey L. Speck. FIELD'S gigantic 10-store buying power! Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hought visit Here we demonstrate what we mean by CROSSCUT, HANDSAW, AND CIRCULAR SAW FILING ed Wednesday at the home of Mrs. bringing you dinner sets of beauty and Minnie Anderson. Mrs. Hought is AND GRINDING (NO INSERTS) SMALL BANDSAWS ; a niece of Mrs. Anderson. quality usually found only in very ex BY AUTOMATIC. pensive china. Not one, but SEVERAL Mrs. Orris Steele, Mrs. Man ning and Mrs. F. G. Harrold were full-color field flower decals decorate AUTOMATIC IDEAL LAWNMOWER SHARPENING. in charge of the program at the each plate, dish, and cup. The rich, hard- (Me fix ’em) meeting of the Mothers Club Fri- fired, semi-porcelain blanks were cast in UN Lawn Mowers Hand Cultivators The Grove Hardware Phone 1« " — ..H iy iB f ...... . .1 1 Bookkeeping Outfits, all kinds. The SentineLl !& WtlSfliLVS FOR THE NORTHWEST'S GREATEST VALUES IN AMERICAN DINNERWARE IN SEMI PORCELAIN Off WELDIHG Cottage Grove Welding Works fer Your Spring Garden GOOD BLOCK WOOD THIN IM a FAITHFUL RE- PRODI’irnoN nF PER» HARM THE MONT POPU* TED’S FUEL Lawn Mower Shop CREATED BY A FAMOUS EUROPEAN MAKER OF EXPENSIVE VITRIFIED (HINA. 35-rC. JEMICE F0» 6 OCR REGULAR RR.»« 25c Down Chain Saw Filing Loyal Order of Moose ¡ Floyd Githens Motors ONLY WEISFIELO’S IN THE NORTHWEST WOULD DARE TO BUY ENOUGH TO MAKE THIS SAVING POSSIBLE! WELDING Acme Welding Service ALISON SAW SHOP North river road near Birch 29-tfc Unpainted or Painted Furniture Chests, Book Cases, Desk, Chairs and Novelties. INTER CITY FURNITURE CO. Glenwood, 4115 Hiway 99 So., 1 Blk. West Springfield Jet. 29-4tc-32 XtoP. Stop Scratching! 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But take warning —be here early tomorrow morning, as we expect hundreds of style-conscious’ thrifty homemakers to take advantage of this sale! Nerv lea for Dinner 25c Week U Inflitti»« . . H Ilrvad Frullo a ■ 1 Round < *|>en Vegetable ’ Dish I’lutter I < reamer 1 and Cover ILK. tUHCE FOI I1 OUR REGULAR 29.95 50c Down 5OC Week Nervier for M Include« . . H Dinner Bou IK I Soup l'Iuta«» Plates Bread and 1 Oval Plat Butler ter, 10-ïmh i Sugar Bowl Fruit and Cover I Creamer 1 Round Open Naliul PluteH Vegetable Dish ■MR. SERVICE FOR 12 95 OUR REGULAR 40.95 Mervien for 12 Includr* . $1.00 Down $ 1.00 Week 12 Dinner Platen 12 Bread and Butter Platen 12 Fruita ri Sauerr* I Creamer I Pickle Dish I Oval Plat ter, 10-inch 12 Naiad Plates a 12 Round Hoop Plates 12 Tea Cups I Sugar Bowl and Cover i Gravy Boat i Oval Plat- tor, 8-lnett I < fevered Round Casserole I Round Open Vegetable Dish WEISFIELD WlDîm Lloyd E. Liston .U2fc-32 881 Willamette and Butter Platea Phone 5267
