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The HentInri. Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur«., March 4. If»l« LONDON / H our DEMOCRACY Sweeter Than Sugar Richly Omsmented by Mat The Ixmdon school bus took the A new chemical compound which basket bail team and up|icr grades The most richly-ornamented buldag In the world and one of the ; Is said to be 4.000 times as sweet as to J<!terson school at Cottage *tr ingest light* in India la the large ; cane has been discovered by Nether- Grove for a game Thursday night. Hindu temple, Konarak, In the Puri I land scientists. This new compound London walked a« ay with the „'district (l>is»a. The exteri. r is Is a benzene derivative, to which Çfickly covered with seul] t red flg- the chemical name 1-n propoxy-S- Following the game a slumber has vres of gods and goddesses, which amino-4-nitrobeuuiie been ’ barn [xirty wa: by Betty ■ itfWMgti seven centuries old, still given. Clark with Alma and Pearl Wol- areÜfon»tdered to be outstanding in tord. Leota Raisor. and Bonnie ■culpnire. Race Hors* Wires T ims was , when owning a horseless carriage , Manning as guests. Probably the first commercial Mrs Arlie Sugg and son Wiliam SENDING A G irl TO COLLEGE, LIGHTING A HOMI WITH telegraph system in the United Popping the Question ELECTRICITY were CONSIDERED new - fangled . ■ ’¿Most young men present their dia- States was constructed in 1827 by were in Eugene Tuesday for eye ^ur ONCE PROVED SOUND THESE 'NOTIONS'WENE examination for William. mofld engagement rings just before Harrison G. Dyar. to send result* ff^EEPTED. TODAY, Wt TAKE THEM FOR GRANTED Mr. and Mrs. Vern Harter who r»<Wting a girl to a social affair, from a race course st Long Island have s[>ent the winter with Mrs ! City. N V a ri'Ccnt survey shows. Harters brother. Mr. U>slie An- derson anu family, left recently for their home in New York, driv ing the southern route by way of Cali forma. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patton have! movixi to Woodard’s camp from Eugene. Wana Fay Sugg w as absent ! from school several days because I of flu. Haney Beatty of Eugene and a friend. Kibbe of Portland, visited l Tuesday evening with Mr. Beat tys parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. I Beatty. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stimmel have moil'd to a housing project for the : navy at Halls. Tennessee accord- ' mg to word received here. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bradford and Mrs. Roy Cantwell of Cottage I Grove are on a visit to San Diego to see Mr. Bradford's brother. | Walter. Mrs, Cantwell is \ lilting I friends there. They will be back next week about March 1. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gunn's baby THE TURN OF THE CENTURY, HAVING LIFE INSURANCE • son has been sick with the flu. Mrs. Lillian Stimmel visited' paid AS INCOME WAS EXCEPTIONAL.. TODAY, MORE AND Mrs. Katie Hopman Thuroday. j MORE AMERICAN FAMILIES ARE RECEIVING THEiR Mr. and Mi's. J. W. Raisor are | LIFE INSURANCE MONEY IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS, proud grandparents with the birth 1 THUS MEETING THE NEED FOR INCOME REPLACEMENT. of a baby girl, Marjorie Lucille, i PPOGPESSIVE IDEAS FIND A EADY ACCEPTANCE February 16. at Roseburg, to Mr. ' and Mrs. Bob Collins (Erma /N OUN DEMOCPA C Y. Raisor). Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fletcher and " granddaughter Jerry Hotchkins of _ family moved to their new house balls City visited Tuesday to Saturday. Thursday with tfleir son Al Callers Sunday at the Gale Ada Edwards is still in serious Fletcher and family. Roby home were Mr. and Mrs. A condition at the hospital in Eu Bernie Bachelder. small son of L Fletcher, Mr and Mrs. E. M gene. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Bachelder, McEwen, ........ - ...... and Mr. and . Mrs. Frank Mrs. Evans, mother of Mrs. Ja was to undergo surgery in a Eu Alcorn and son Harold. cobs, has been quite ill with pneu gene hospital -Monday for hernia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alcorn and monia at Joseph. Oregon. John Paul Jones and Mrs Leta son Harold visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Payne left Goodwin were called to Texas Feb. Tolly Manning Sunday. Sunday evening to go back to his 14 by the serious illness and death Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Blue and work at Prairie City. of their mother, Mrs. W. C. Jones family moved to Cottage Grove Wednesday morning a semi Paula Jones was in the Rhoads Sunday where they have pur trailer truck went off the highway hospital in Eugene five days with chased a home. into the school yard after having a strep throat and flu. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Woods spent hit the Bartel truck as Bartel was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood have the week end at home with Mr. turning off the highway into a baby girl born Friday at Sacred and Mis. Charles Woods. Curtin It was fortunate the school | Heart hospital. Eugene, weighing Mrs Charles Woods is taking youngsters were not playing bail j < lbs. 8 oz. She has been named medical treatments in Eugene at the time. Carol Dianne. each week. Orville Hodges is starting to Jake Raisor drove the grade Mrs. George Sutherland cele build a new house on his property school bus Friday in the absence brated her birthday Wednesday adjacent to “ — - the Clarks. of Mr. Wood. February 25 and entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Black of . - ». When you re m the dn»e-‘i teet human Mrs. Dick Garman conducted dinner for her sister Mrs. Frank Foster are visiting his parents classes Friday in Mr. Wood's up McKay. Mrs. Laura Townsend., here. per grade room. Mrs Mary Jo Sv« are In your k.ndL TW, wky H’, w u.p youf Phillips and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Billings S. Thomas Clark is ill with the Henderson. and baby daughter moved into the flu. Mrs. Dick Garman is teaching- Mr. and Mrs. Max Bradford and cabin vacated by the Spinharneyx in his place at Dorena school a Mrs. Roy Cantwell returned from , mechanic.! condition. your family Vyo«, friends. Carl Spinharney is visiting in i few daysi their San Diego visit Friday and Portland for a few days before he ' Mrs. C. C. Gilham and children. report having a good trip and leaves for California and Okla- i i Emily, Clyde and Glen, drove to seeing lots of California sunshine. homa. Dnve with a dear coniciénee by having ut, yOU, factory, transited new car dealer Dallas Saturday for a visit over Dale Cox has gone' to Wash Women's Hobby club will meet ' Sunday. February 22 with another ington D. C. to spend the sum with Mrs. Ralph Marvick March i daughter, Verna. checl your cor regularly— recondition it when needed mer with his brother Forrest. 10 with a potluck dinner at noon ' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Eckenrode Darryl Cox has gone to live Mr. Mackey has been taken to of Springfield visited Thursday with his mother Mrs. Ethel Davis a Eugene hospital suffering from I with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McEwen. in Cottage Grove. -ornerrber when you driva there's LIFE AHEAD, herd!? with'eare? complications due to the flu. j Friday. Mr.and Mrs. R. L. Cant Mrs. Laura Townsend visited Harry Payne is reported to l>c well and son of Lea burg visited Sunday and Monday with her bro feeling somewhat better at this Mrs. Cantwell’s parents, Mr. and ther. Clyde Addleman in Eugene. writing Mrs. E. M. McEwen. Mr and Mrs. Odell Riddles had Funeral services were held Sat- Joe Crepeau preached at Lon a shaking up and their car ran urday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at don Church of Christ Sunday and in the ditch le evening last week the Comstock cemetery for Mrs. with his family had dinner with when ’hey hit a hoise in road over Lucy Edwards who passed away Mr. and Mrs. Sam Medford. the Shoestring. Neither they nor at the age of 85 Many of her old Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olds were ♦he horse were injured. friends here gathered to pay their As en authorized new Cer Dealer we are best equipped to do out from Cottage Grove Sunday. last respects. J W Raisor expects his brother Sulfa Used on Lepers Louis Raisor for a visit this week 4M ¡ob. Our mechanics ere ."tops", our service thorough. Some success in the treatment of »Navigated Lake Michigan from Champagne. Illinois.* Jean Nicolet i* credited with be Bernie Bachelder is home from leprosy ha* been- secured by use of a Eugene hospital and is doing »ulfa drugs, according to Dr. R. C. ing the first white man to navigate our work reliable. fine following an operation. , Williams, assistant surgeon general Lake Michigan, according to Ency of the United States. He stated that clopaedia Britannica. Sent west by Jimmy Banton was advanced to j beneficial results had been noted in Champlain on a voyage of explora ♦ he rank of Corporal upon his re- ( the use of the drugs over a period of tion, he treaded hi* way in a birch turn from his recent furlough. । five years Leprosy cases in the canoe through the Straits of Mack Mrs. Don Massey was given a i United States are estimated at from inac and discovered I.ake Michigan stork shower Saturday at the C. C. 1.500 to 3,ono 5th & Washington in the summer of 1634. Phone 343-R Gilham home. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Roby and NEW-FANGLED NOTIONS CURTIN I » I life MOSBY CREEK The met rhursdny with Mi Lexik1 Scott if Blue Mt. Pot luck lunch win «•‘ned at noon mid it Was al'<> plant exchange d a y The next meet Inn util be nt the home of Mm. Thelma Tonoil in Grove. Mr Luther Fullerton. Calif, to visit his als» ter, Mrs Fay Freeman. seriously ill at her home I here families surprised Mr. mid Mrs Liny Blackmore Saturday night wiih a lovely cuke and all enjoyed cake and cot fee. Mrs. Harry Wheeler of Eugeni' her home band's lilt of Eugene, n»ul M Ilrnri of Vpuraiun A«pnragux Is grown In nrnrlv <11 aertlons of the United States. Im nr Industrial prduetlon is hioit rd to a tow localities In 1911 in itm mor of her bus and also that of Mi Jay Black i“ent were: Mr. •nd Mr« Dale Bhu kmm c mid son commrrclal growing <>f asppragii*. Konille; Mr mid Mrs I’emk Mil- About huit of Ihle act<<g* was Io. 1er mid family, George mid Ami of .production In that »tuto arc Sac Blackmore mid Mi and Mrs ramento, Sun Joaquin. Sun Fenian Blackmore of Blue Mt., mid Mr LH Sewing club ot Blue Mt led do and Imperial valley*. and Mrs Menzo Blackmore and by Mrs Lula Bettis and they cull themselves the Blue Mt Thim biers Violet East burn is presi dent; Evelyn Eaatburn, vice presi dent mid Geneva Bettis, secretary. As this is I It national club week Geneva Bettis is having her IA and IB sewing on display at the J. C. Penney store in Cottage Grow. Mr and Mrs Eldon Jones mid daughter Paula of Tillamook spent the week end with home loll A crew wrecked bridge this week end and arc put- in a new bridge, This will noi l»e a covered bridge, baby daughter. born February 26 to Mr. und (»eland Ray of Drain in n Eugene hospital. Mrs Ray and baby came home from the hospital the middle of the week and are at the home of her parents, Ml and Mrs. Floyd Jones. Berta McGuire mid children re turned home Monthly after being ill with the flu at the home of her mother Mrs. Harry for nearly a week. Mrs Louise Kibby of Gresham visiting this week at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Hr »ill till you ju«t h<<w to <1 Mr. mid Mrs. Arnold I Hiersi Mr and Mrs Duent and Drink l.ltOVE M daughter and son-in-law. Mr and MILK for It ha-< tie Mr« I>on Ecklund of Gresham ire also visiting at the George Layng <»t (nitting pienti of pep In i home. step. Last Tuesday Mrs Dale Black- more had a pleasant surprise for her birthday by four neighlnr women railing <nd bringing a love b birthday cake and all had ctdfvr and cake. Those calling were Toni WTtinuno « HOMootmito Sorenson. Ruth McDaniel. Mattie MILE t CEfAM Kissier of Cottage Grove and Alene Duerst of Blue Mt. PHOMS 321 505 5. 5th ST. The Blackmore children and Graber and Gettys euAMFrE£D of all Kinds Admiral Radios Electric Stoves Wood and Combination Range Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes Graber - Gettys Hardware HANSEN BROS Change The Setting For SPRING fe® ! For those drapes that won’t wash but need a new “spring face” - send them to a DE PENDABLE cleaners. Give them a beauty treatment and a treat. ----------------------------- —-------- By WILLIAM BITT —____ _______________ ____ Central Press Writer 9 » b fluid having attained near-cham- has just won the world's eating pagne conta in many quarter*. * championship by downing 132 clams in 10 minutes. What the We don't know what the cur man at the next desk wants to rent quotations on pancakes know is—how much did they cost him ? may be but there has been a noticeable dearth recently ot • f ! Hapiack tournaments. • • Eating champs used to do their stuff with sirloin steaks. But that sport became tar too Our town once boosted the re expensive. gional doughnut destroyer cham I I f pion—but this was bach in the . A SEATTLE TAXI DRIVER The gulping gladiator* than switched to eggs—fried or hard- boiled. But this, too, has become • millionaire's pastime. Then, there were milk drink ing athletes but these lads. too. seem to have gone Into tem porary retirement, the lacteal f • ! The Seattle taxi cab driver* ratio of clam devouring, inci dentally, was at the rate of one every four-and-one-half second* Thal's by our tabulation and not by the cabby’* meter SHOP STEELE’S WHAT’S A SPECIAL LAUNDRY R. D.? For your everyday needs—Groceries, Fresh Meat, Notions, School Supplies, Cold Drinks, Fresh Vegetables, Locker Box Supplies. Our prices are right — Give us a call. Our special laundry R. D. (Rough Dry) means many more hours for you to spend with your family — for our laundry experts make possible safe, dependable, prompt service. Steele’s Store and Locker Plant Collins Laundry and Dry Cleaning a 10W E. Main YOU'RE TELLING ME! Phone 44 The Store “On Dorena Lake Shore” Grocery & Lockers' Open Sundays and Evenings. 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We also have a comnlete TUBING» FITTINGS, OIL STOVE FITTINGS AND FILTERS, SINK AND BATHROOM CHROMIUM TRIM AND FITTINGS, ELECTRIC HOT JANKS, FURNACES AND GAS HOT WATER HE i A I tn DO THOSE NEEDED PLUMBING, HEATING SHEET METAL, WIRING AND PUMPING JOBS NOW WITH AN F.H.A. LOAN. See US for details. Be seein you, CLIFF AND GEORGE
