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Thur»., An«. 28. IBAi lin * N eatlncl, ('» lia g e Grova, Oregon Page * M E N U N E L PORTS PHONE 555 OK 55« Coen Wins Most Valuable Player Award For Grove as Coburg Cops Big 6 Title ('» b u rg won the Illg S ix Drague cham pionship In a fin a l p la y o ff game at K e lly fie ld In ( 'u lla g e G rove Sunday by d e fe a tin g Me- K e tu le 7-3 .Mareóla took th ird »|x»t by dow ning the C o tta g e G rove squad In a dose one 10*9. St*M»un tic k e t« fo r the C ottage T a k in g honor» fo r C ottage G rove In tro p in e * aw ntded (.»II >w- G rove Lion» fo o tb a ll game», In Ing the tw o week end* o f play W»» clu d in g «lx at home thl» year, w ill E rn ie Coen, the th ird baleman, go on »ule a, the high M'h<«il be who won the M im i V alua ble P la y g in n in g T h u rtd a y , August 28 IT ie »ame »eat re se rva tiu n * a« e r »w ard. T hl» was baaed on how m any chancea he Iran nt th e l» ill last yea r an* a va ila ble to «tudent» w ith no erro r» and the m anner of anti |u itm n « and w ill la- held open u n til Septem ber 2 A fte r th a t date ha nd lin g hlm »elf and (he hall A n o th e r a w a n l about w m l I t rese rvatio ns w ill la- on a fir s t IH ck Ixd ih ln » o f C o tta g e G rove come. flra t «ervetl Imsl« T lie home game» Include St. fo r lb « t H ittin g , tail he w a i ruled j Erance». Septem ber 12; W illa m In e lig ib le »Inee Sunt,ay'» t ilt wax hl» flr a t game He had I hl,» in ette, O cto be r 3; N o rth Bend, O r- hl« 6 time» up A« a result M a r i tota-r 10. Roseburg, O cto be r 17; eó la » H ill traite, m anager and ; S p rin g fie ld . O cto b e r 31 and Leb- rig h t fie ld e r, won fo r hl» -I hit« i anon. November 7 T h e Lane co u n ty jandairee 1» in 7 time« up fo r Eugene S atu rday. Saptem - He», P itc h in g triq ih y w en, tn I ( »et I« i nth ■McKenzie'« C lin t, whose record In the A ugtikt 17 anti 24 gam e« wax 22 Inning» on the ,»» tint,. 28 «trlke ou t» , 6 w alk« and 13 hit» allow ed C oburg a» cham pion w on the T h re e C o tta g e G rove men. E m p la y o ff tro p h y am i M eK e nxlc a» mery H arr,». A lfre d H ow ard m il ru n n e r-u p got the league trophy. D ic k W arren, tra v e lle d to n o rth U n esco rc«: It II E east O regon ove r the week end M cK em tie 002210000 • 6 , fo r the special elk »ea»on and Coburg 214000UÜX 7 7 8 I came back w ith li>5 pound» o f CO 013 041000 013 I m en,. T h e , t hi bagged tw o e lk near M arcóla 220 102t»»x 10 12 7 T ro y , A cco rd in g to reports, the ; «eallon wa» o|a-ned liecaute of i heavy cro p dam age done by ,h« anim al» in th a t area In flu x of ,'» e T-4-1, for S to 5 duy». It ! hunter» frig h te n e d the anim als nut pleu»r<l, ytnir (tie bark. W atch 1 m , i crossing the G rande Ronde the ttlil, tain ted «kin «longli uff 1» river In to W ashington, M r. I la t r lx be replueetl by healthy »kin. t i e , i «aid. la»tan t-d ryln g T i l . from any M r. H a m « and hl» b ro th e r, ilr u g g l.t. Now at b e lly llr o g Co. j Ivan , plan to leave F rid a y fo r I Canada to h u n t G rizzly bears. Football Tickets Go On Sale 2Sth L o cal M e n B ag E lk In S p e c ia l S eason F o r A t h le t e ’ s F o o t F irs t p ra ctice session» were held every evening thl« week f >r the C o lla g e G rove Lion« fo o tb a ll »quad, w h ich w ill open It» season w ith St. F rancis in a home t il, Septem ber 12. A c tu a lly the pu blic w ill »ce 1 H<- »quad In actio n fo r a b rie f tim e nt ih e D in e C o un ty ja m bo re e Sep- tem bet »1 In Eugene. Practice» here arc held fro m 7 to 9 each evening a, the high »(’Ito >1 Held U n iform « have been Issued to 68 la iy i, in clu d in g eight v a rs ity and eight reserve». T he C »quad made up of last year'» frosh a n il »ome sophomore« num ber 21, and ¡8 Incoming fro»h « u ltixl up A n o th e r 13 un ifo rm « were issued to uppe rrlaM m e n tu rn in g out I r fo o tb a ll fo r the firs t tim e, plus three transfe r». I ’e rry Hale», a ju n io r fro m M ississippi, m ay lo a n a» a hopeful, a» he hnx played lu ill in high school in the no u th e 'n «tale. S p iu k Squad T h re e re tu rn in g v a rs ity men »{•ark the «quad. T h e y a rc Ken Sloan, a senior, end; J icl Pynch, also a »entor, fu llb a c k , and C la r ence S m ith , a Junior, at halftrack. O th e r v a rs ity men are R ichard .Doremus. a senior, nt cen ter; V ic Eox. a Junior, ta ckle ; Don Host, a senior, ta ckle ; L o w e ll Radway, a ju n io r, q u a rte rb a ck, amt M a rv in Hayes, a senior, halftrack. Receives include J e rry M o n t gom ery, «enior. • ce n te r; L a rry Stanley, Junior, ce n te r; J im Ho,- to rff. Junior, guard; J im Pynch. ju n io r, g u ard ; Dave Thom as, senior, end, I>w igh, T rc u t, senior, h a lfb a ck; H ill Denham , senior ha lfba ck, and G ilb e rt Hand, sen ior, guard. O rach Max M u rra y said firs , sessions went w e ll and th a t » till m ore u n iform » w ere a va ila ble to any hoya w ho w anted to t r y out. The squads m ay s h ift as the sea son continues, M u rm y added. He Is ludng assisted in pra e,ice ses sions by W a lly C lo ch e ttl, line roach. New roach, Donald E Cam pbell, was expected to lie a, sessions th is week also. E x-cm ch , Hob D usenberry, Is team m anager Hy M rs. R G. Conner F o r Ihe f k x l tim e local rodeo Ians w ill have a ehnnde to see a real in c a t home. A n a m a te u r rodeo is tMdng held a t the Chet P urd y ranch at Iz ira n e a t 1:30 p.m. Sal u n la y and Sunday , A u gust 30 and 31. A to ta l o f 8290 w ill lie given a* prizes In bareback rid in g , c a lf roping, w ild cow m ilk in g , team rop in g and hulldogging. E n try fees w ill be added also. to w a te r p r o o f y o u r b u ild in g o r b a s e m e n t w ith STA-DRI th e n e w w a te r p r o o fe r . S ta -D r i is: • E c o n o m ic a l • A la s tin g m in e r a l c o a tin g • S u it a b le f o r b ru s h o r s p ra y • S u p p lie d in se ve n c o lo rs STA-DKI Is cupiible of withstanding a water pressure of more than I pountls per Inch • -'In»,it water leakage, six duyn after application. BOWSER BROS. Carpenter Shop I'ito ite Hoop Mentor Hired To Replace Johnson Cottage Grove Union high school w ill have ax It» head Ira skrttra ll and hasetrall coach Donald E. Carnpledl o f S outh D akota, who was hired th is w ic k V j replace W’a lly Johnson. John-on, who now live * in C o t tage Grove, said he w ould ta ke a year'» leave o f absence to recover fu lly fro m a bra in hem orrhage he received last spring. Johnson wa» o rig in a lly hived t'> replace M a u rie Kreutz. The new coach is a graduate o f Augustana college a t Sioux F a ll*. S. D ak a id spent five years in the A rm y In W o rld W a r I I. He did graduate w o rk a t the U n ive rsity o f Oregon. He also coached tw o yea r* at W a te rto w n . S. Dak He w ill awiiat In fo o tb a ll and teach physical education and A B u rk a m o B re a kfa st w ill be served hy Izira n e G range fro m 7 t > 10 a m., and Ihe grange w ill also have charge o f the concessions. T h e P u rd y fa m ily cam e to Iz ira n e In 1942 and now ow n three ranches to ta lin g 1700 maes. T hey ru n about 100 head of beef c a ttle health. and th e ir .'to registered M organ and Q uarterhorse» ax w e ll as the b u ckin g stock. T a k e ( huniphinshlp T h e y b c ju g h t back the G rand Championship cup f r im the S outh F o u rth place in the s ta te horse D in e F a i las, week, w h ich w a* won by K in g G len, b e tte r kno w n shoe tou rn am e nt held at H ills boro Sunday and M onday was a» Junior. A fte r ta k in g the R id in g clu b taken by a local mar., H adley queen candidates Io rodeo* a ll o ve r A rth u r o f Bennet, Creek. M r the state a ll sum m er M rs. P u rd y A rth u r q u a lifie d Sunday fo r the w ill have to m is* her ow n a* she finals, Roy G etchell o f T lg u rd took i w ill lie tn Salem nt the S ta te f a ir w ith fiv e horse* nnd tw o c a ll» fir s t place; C letus C hapelle of P o r'la n d took second, and th ird w h ich the fa m ily is entering in the was won by Jess E d w a r d s of b: ceding event. T h r ills and spills should be P ortland. Local M a n P ’aces In H o rsesh o e M e e t m uch in evidence when the gates j open on the fir s , day and las, ,111 th e closing even, Sunday a fte r- : noon. Oe J a r n e t t - D e r e m e r W in T w o -B a ll P la y Hy Belle B u rk h o ld e r T h e re g u la r tw o -b a ll foursom e was held Tuesday evening A ugust 26. but due to e a tly darkness was cut dow n irm n nine hole» to seven. Lowest seorc was m ade b y M rs. Ralph D e ja rn e tt and Ed D erem er. follow ed closely by M rs. E a rl H ill and S ieve Gasper. A to ta l o f 18 came ou, fo r the piny and p o tlu c k dinner. IIOG VI E-W II.SON KILE CO! OAK Wi l l! AN AXE Rams Cardinals Set For Saturday’s Tilt P Y tR T LA N D -The Los Angeles Rams, who upheld th e ir prestige a* w o rld ’s fix ),b a ll cham pions w ith a recent v ic to ry over the College A ll-S ta rs, are ready to place the m ig htie st offensive m achine the game has ever know n on display fo r the fir s t tim e in the P a cific N o rth w e st. The Rams w ill meet the C h ica i go C ardinals here a t M ultn om a h Stadium S atu rday n ig h t in a game which is alm ost ce rta in to lu re a capacity crowd. LATHAM Mrs. Esther Trunnell. Ke;x>r,rr Phone 1 7 -F -ll 1, takes fores, service m en to ! ' k ill cougars ih e p rim itiv e w a y and i I , is h a id to convince people thus give a lesson to the hu nter» ; ! bu, the re are no prunes fo r sale at least th is is w h a t happened on the fa rm o f M r. and M rs. Hugh re c e n tly in the v ic in ity o f the Ru- T ru n n e ll th is year. " B u ,." some F irs , re p o rt* fro m the area 1 jndn ran ge r sta tio n . E n ro u te t o ; one said, "T h e trees were so antelope hunt in K la m a th and th e S ilic a look JAW to c a rry in sup be au tifu l w hen the y were In D ik e counties in d ica te an in is ease plies C la ire llo g a tc and F ra n k | bkrant.” o ve r (last years in Incidents o f an- Wilson encountered a k itte n c o u - ' V e ry ttu e bu, a cold spell ended ,elope doc shooting. G am e agents gar. W hen the a n im a l ra n across a ll the good in te n tio n s o f M o th e r th l* week found fo u r dead does the road in fro n t o f the fores, E a rth S tra n g e ly enough as m any and dis|>osrd o f an o th e r c rip p le orf service tru c k , the m en ra n t h e ‘ streaks seen in crops th is year, D ra ke's Hat. cougar behind a log One o f th e , one p e tite prune tre e has a good A couple h u n tin g w ith one ante- men proved to la- a southpaw and crop. f >pe tag were a,q>rehended and wounded the a n im a l w ith a d ire c t I M rs. A u s tin Riley- o f M ission. fined In L a ke vie w ju s tic e c o u rt h it so th a t he could be dispatched i H.C.. spent the past week v is itin g fo r shooting one o f the doe ante- w ith an axe. a t the R. O. Yearous home. T hey lope. Shots w ere fire d fto rn w ith were neighbot s in Canada 37 years in a few feet o f the convicted SA G E H E N S E A S O N O P E N S ; ago. pair'» car. A fte r the antelope was It V i LIM IT H H B 1 OAV Peggy S m ith, fo rm e rly o f W est fe lle d th e y drove o ff w ith o u t ex- O v e r fo u r m onths o f unbroken j M a in in C ottage G rove is recover x m in in g th e ir q u a rry , according h u n tin g are in store fo r O tegon in g fro m an opera tion in a M ed t 'j Game Agents R. U. Mace and h u n te rs as August 23 m a rk e d ' fo rd hospital. H e r daughter. M rs. N o rm an M in n ic k w ho witnessed ojie n in g o f sage hen season and L e s te r H a rris , was w ith h e r last the v io la tio n . w ill la* fo llo w e d by grouse, m o u rn week. Since untelope seasons were in g dove, ba nd -ta ile d pigeon, deer, M r. and M rs. M onte Spaulding opened on a lim ite d basis fo r s ilv e r grey s q u iire l, q u a il, p a r o f Y oncalla and H a rry W illia m s bucks in 19-13 the tre n d in doe trid g e , e lk, and w a te rfo w l sea c i Bohem ia were vis ito rs Sunday and herd shooting has become sons. w ith M r. and Mrs. H ugh T ru n e ll. progressively worse and threatens H u gh T ru n n e ll has been going Sage hen season opened August consideration o f fu tu re sens-ins. 23. sim u ltan eou sly w ith area two slo w ly w ith a cane fo r a few days, Last ye a r the game com m ission and three antelope hunts, and ends due to a sudden breakdow n caused banned a ll shooting w ith in 50 Septem ber 4. T h e sage hen hunt by an o ld in ju ty to his rig h t leg. yards o f a c a r o r ait plane ,o area includes H a rn e y and M a l E rw in F in n o f Spooner, W is.. e lim in a te hazing and herd shoot h e u r counties and Lake county b ro th e r o f M rs. Roy Beers, passed ing, the la tte r being the prae,iee ca«t o f high w ay 395 and the W a r aw ay suddenly about a m on th a f o f speeding alongside a herd and ner va lle y road. Bag lim it is fo u r te r the Beers visite d them th is fir in g in to It In hopes o f daw ning sage hen p e r day and no, over summer. a buck. e ig h t d u rin g the season. T h e s e , M r. and Mrs. Robert Finlayson birds arc the largest A m erican o f San Diego a rtiv e d F rid a y eve grouse and re q u ire h a td h ittin g ning to v is it her parents, M r. and ,o b rin g down. Use o f shot sm a ll M rs. R. O. Yearous, and o th e r e r tha n num ber fiv e o r six is not re la tive s and friends. M r. F in la y son is engaged in a e ria l photo advised. g ra ph y in service. He p ilo ts the N o H u n tin g o r Trespassing Signs plane also. H e accompanied M r. and M rs. C a rl B u ffin g to n and T he S entinel son R ichard to W inch ester B ay S a tu rd a y on a fish in g trip . I t was not possible to go deep sea fis h in g a fte r the y a rrive d a t the bay due 1 4 ' Gt RID 0F to the hig h waves ove r the bar. I t is tho u g h t they were caused by S a tu rd a y's ea rthquake in C a li fo rn ia . Boats tha t were out before the quake had to w a it several hours before they could come in. A , the South Lane F a ir, A ugust 22 and 23, L a th a m had the on ly Rose and G arden 4-H club e x h ib it. T h irty -o n e H e a l t h Scrapbooks w e re on display fro m the H e a lth club. T h re e o f the eight h a lf- scholarships aw arded were given ,o clu b members fro m La tham . W endell Pynch. age ten, go, the m ost po in ts in cooking out o f 18 e n tra n ts. He was awarded the h a lf scholarship in cooking. F rancis Chapm an got fir s t place and W il lia m B ryson a lte rn a te fo r a h a lf scholarship in e le c tric ity . Anna Johnson won the h a lf scholarship o ffe re d fo r the Rose and G arden • Inspect kingpins and bushings 4-H clu b w ith B arbara W oodard ra tin g fo r alternate. • Adjust wheels to correct A lu c k y accident occu»ied F r i camber, caster, "to e -in ” day m o rn in g when the W . L . • Clean and repack Iront wheel bearings Guaranteed B akers sta rte d to the fa ir. Bob Satisfaction WE WILL • Inspect and lubricate W a rn e r, d riv in g M elto n Savage's entire steering system togging tru c k , h it the f.o n , rig h t • Rotate tires wheel o f th e B a ke r car as it was d riven on to the road in fro n t • Inspect tires lor cuts, bruises o f th e residence. Real pioneers, the B akers le ft th e ir damaged car and proceeded to to w n w ith o th e r people. M rs. R oy Means and daughter, L in d a , o f Redmond visite d a t the home o f th e ir son, Glen, in C o t tage G rove and w ith fo rm e r resi dents here la st week. B arbara, w ho has been sta yin g a t the home 104 So. Pac. Iliway Ph. 1027 of he r b ro th e r Glen, w ill re tu rn to Redm ond to go to high school. V io la tio n s F o u n d In H u n tin g A re a Now Is the time So. !M1 Highway Football Uniforms Purdy Ranch Plans Issued 68 Players 1st Amateur Rodeo As Lions Practice LY N X HO LLO W M rs. O rv llla l.arnh, K e p n rtrr E a rl .Smith o f Lzirane to C a lifo rn ia o f P a tty S ta r a t Saginaw where they visite d he r m other, T he Row R ive r Forester« 4-H I M rs. M a rg a re t Le ster a t Venice r lu li held its m ee ting at T ed H u d I and M rs. E a rl S m ith 's brother, son’s on Wednesday o f last w eek j F red H o ffm a n , w ho is w ith the and com pleted th e ir w o rk f o r ex M arines at S anta Ana. T h e group h ib itio n a t the S outh Iran« C o u n ty Ie ,u rn e d home Tuesday. F a ir E ight o f th« ten boy» ex M r. and M rs. J H M a th e w * o f h ibite d a com pleted project. ¡Canadian, Texas, have been v is it C a rol Ann Irayng and Georgo ing th e ir son and fa m ily . M r. and La yng visite d last week a t th e M rs. Roy M athew s, th is m o n th home o f grandm other, Mr«. George and a son in C ottage G rove. T hey Irayng George return ed to hi« expect to re tu rn to Canadian in h m e at Boeing on S aturday and an othe r week. C a rol has u n ti’ August 31 before O lan F ish e r of Scappoose. resum ing her stud I»« as a student Wash., was a recent v is ito r o f his nurse a t Providence hospital In ! brother and fa m ily , M r. and M rs P o rtla n d , w here she begin» he r | Law rence Fisher. second year. M rs. Jack M cC allan, e n te rta in ed Tuesday w ith a de m on stra tion p a rty a t the home o f M rs. V ic K orpela. Refreshm ents o f cake, j 1 eoffee and tea w ere served to j Mesdames Hayscl G a rn e r of i : Veneta, E lm e r K iv e tt, M a ry D n d - j i say, F red Dtckes. B ird ie K iv e tt, E lla K e m p le r and C leta K lv e t o f , ! C resw ell; Dee F a n n e r. F red K in s land, O rv ille Lam b. Law rence ' Fisher, Roy M athew s, K enneth B aw n, E lm e r K orpela, V ic to r K orpela, Chet T o lliv e r, Sam Med- I ! ford. Le ster P o rte r and A lic e ! Lamb. M r. and Mrs. Law rence F ishe r and B illie , S h e rry Lee S trong, M t . and M rs. D e lm a r F ish e r and M p I- odie o f C ottage G rove made a ! t r ip to the coast Sunday and v is it- ; cd M rs. F ish e r’s sister». Mr». A vis , C la rk at N o :th Bend and M rs. Iv y ! M essenger a t Coos Bay. Mrs. V e lm a W illia m s of Phoenix, A riz., and her fa th e r, George Blevln» o f F la g sta ff, A n z . le ft Hie fir s t o f las, week fo r th e ir homes a fte r a few weeks stay here. M r. and M r*. George Q uaeken- biixb and ch ild re n visite d w ith M i and Mr«. Roy Mason m B la c k tu tte ro u te T h u ix d a y evening Ih iv ld . Ben and Edw ard .Ma- cuuley w en, to Z illa h . Wash , ove r the week end and visite d their siste r and fa m ily, the D oyle F a m xw o rth s. Bob Sharpe, rid e r fo r C h ris te n son Bros. C a ttle Co., has hei-n de- fis re d u n til N n vrm b e r 1, a, w hich tim e he plans to e n te r the M a rine*. M r. and Mrs. Dan M iles Jr. and c h ild r-4 Danny. B everley and G lo ria of Ada. enroute to eastern Oregon, ».pent F rid a y n ig h t w ith M r .and M ». George Q uacken- bu»h. D ixie M iles, a n o th e r daugh te r. who had «{ran» the past week w ith Barbara and Lois Q uacken- bush accompanied he r parents on t > eastern Oregon. M r. and M rs Ray H o lb ro o k and sons spent S atu rday and Sunday a , the coast. M and M r*. Ronald D u rflin g e r are p u ttin g new shingles on the ro o f of th e ir house and are g iv in g the house a new coa, o f p a in t, tan w ith brown trim . M rs. J .h n M acauley is a t I r v in g this week w ith her m othe r. M rs. P ru e itt, who is ill. Paul M acauley is sta yin g this week w ith his fa th e r. John M a cauley a t K itso n Springs. M r. and M rs. L lo y d M oore and c h ild re n C a rl. K are n and K e ith and h i* fa th e r, M r. Ray D illo n , o f Rapid C ity . S. Dak., came F r i day to v is it M r. and M rs. E lm e r K orpela, and M r. and M rs. V ic to r K orpela, leaving M onday. 'H ie K o rp e la * and M » re s were neigh bors some years ago at Deadwood, S. Dak. Ronnie and Bobby Green of P o rtla n d are spending the weel. j w ith th e ir grandparents, 3 f : . and M rs. Sam M edford. M rs. Roy S ta ld e r became very il l Sunday and has been p u t to lx-d fo r several days at the hame o f her b r jth e r . Dean A ddington. E. IL Hughes moved a sm all b a m to C huck Bivens’ la rt week. Roy W haley is b u ild in g a barn across the rig h w a y fro m his house. M rs. W illa Mae D a u g h e rty o f Alam agordo, N. M , is v is itin g her parents. M r. and M rs. Sam M ed fo rd th is week. M r. and M ts. L u c k y Lee and th re e ch ild re n have purchased an unfinished house in the H o llo w and are p u ttin g on siding. M r. and M rs. F red K in sla nd ac companied M r. and M rs. Lee N ixo n o f C ottage Grove to the coast, Reedsport and Depoe Bay. Sun day. M rs. K enneth B row n accom pan ied her fa th e r. W ill S m ith, b ro th e r and sis te r-in -la w M r. and M rs. School Starts Soon So • D riv e s lo w ly M rs . W a lte r N . Ihiw en», R e p o rte r, Phone 3S-F-11 Jeanne Voss, T h o ra Seaver and Janet W ic k w ire o f th is com m un it y accom panied the C a tta g e G rove U nion hig h school band to P o rt- land S atu rday. T he band played at the S h rine fo o tb a ll game. Lois Parsons re tu rn e d home F r i day a fte r spending h e r vaca tion a t the home o f h e r parents, M r. and M rs. C a rl P erkins. She was involved in a ca r accident a t R ic k re a ll. and h e r parents too k her on to A s to ria on S a tu rd a y, as h e r car was so ba dly damaged she was not able to d riv e it. M rs. P a r sons was not badly in ju re d in the accident. K a th le e n G illis p ie spent S a tu r- day n ig h t and Sunday as a guest Iz> W a te r H i W a te r 511 11:44 2.8 6:16 7.6 8:20 4.9 1 iOI 3.2 7:28 7.5 5.2 2:49 3.2 8:17 7.0 4:11 2.8 10:90 7.9 11:05 8.1 H i W a te r Iz> W ater 28 12 :(3 0.2 6:58 29 1:57 0.0 3Ö 3:11 0.2 9:38 31 1 15 <»7 10:42 5.7 1 3:11 1.1 11:35 6.4 5:1(1 2.1 2 6:01 1.4 12:19 7.1 6:12 1.» 3 6:46 1.4 12:03 8.3 7 :03 0.« ' 1 (00 7.7 Courtesy of HUMPHREYS GROCERY Dorons Your Chevron Service Station Phone 785J-1 PROLONG TIRE LIFE WITH OUR WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIAL GITHENS LINCOLN-MERCURY I And for dcpcndaldc lube service stop at ART NOLT , : i | Chevron Station Ph. 25 610 Madison TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE fo r y o u r old iro n re g a rd le s s o f c o n d itio n ON A N EW UNIVERSAL or O rd e r Y o u r WESTINGHOUSE Christmas Cards NOW IRON front the at C o tta g e G ro v e S e n tin e l SMITH ELECTRIC 116 No. Hth Ph. 555 Ph. 15 500 Main ■ - FOR YO UR fly Holiday i ■ "TdGWAR B WHEEtS” » Aug. • S to p a t a ll c ro s s in g s S3.50 I •‘Sure he’» green at the job • hr juat won tbit place in a soap conloáis** • D riv e c a r e fu lly M T . V IE W AND BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS T e e S h ir ts $1.75 to $ 2 .4 5 G oucho S h ir ts $2.15 to $ 2 .7 5 95c to $1.50 B ro a d c lo th S h o rts $1.20 J o c k e y S h o rts $ 6 .9 5 C o rd u ro y R a n ts 1 J a c k e ts by “ B u c k s k e in J o e ” $ 6 .9 5 to $ 2 3 .5 0 W e y e n b e rg S h oes $ 9 .9 5 to $ 1 5 .9 5 The Men’s Toggery ‘EVERYTHING FOR MEN” 517 Main A. W. HELLIWELL Phone 65