The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 15, 1953, Page 5, Image 5

Couple to Wed
Taylors Honored
At Open House
Thtirs.. Jan . 15. 1953
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T he Sentinel. C o ttag e Grove, O regon
E N T IN E L
P ag e 5
SP Charged With Inadequate Service
In Brief Filed This Week With ICC -
S ou th ern Pacific officials concede itself w ith adequate c a rs and fa-
th at th e\ h a v e 'n o -o th e r source o f(c ilitte s for perform ing its service.
em pties w ith w hich to serve O r e - ' P erh ap s one of th e n « d m ter-
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South-
esring proposals
is th a t th e Nouth-
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M r.' and Mrs. H ow ard T aylor
m ake suitable arra n g e m e n ts
'm o v ed em pty for ’d istances of Ï0W) ;
and th ree daughters, N ancy, Gail •
In n b rief tiled this week w ith ) duct ion of th e te rrito ry
ved by ,o I50U miles t0 reach O regon. [ for th e in terch an g e of em pty ca rs
and M arilyn, residents of this
an d loads w ith connecting lines
T he
the In tel-state Com m erce C o in -'th e S ou th ern -Pacriic has ab o u t
ie bru t of th e ( om m i^sioner a t p ortlan(j Salem , A lbany and
locality for m any years, were']
t h e ‘doubled since 194ft'there lias been "and th e Shippers C ar Supply ( om- Eu ugene, whprp
PH O N E 555 OR 556
mission by a tt. rneys fo
w nere physical
pnysicai col
connec­
honored Sunday afte rn o o n - Jan u -
S h ip p e r--
C a r Supply Com- no .increase in railro a d tra c k a g e Tnit’ee p resents d a ta from official tio n s now exist, w hereby e m p ty '
a iy 11, a t open house in the M eth­
mittee- an d th e Public U tilities
Oregon- to r handling th e in- rep o rts of the c a rrie r to th e In- ea rs received a t such points of
odist church parlo r. ,
C om m issioner of Q regon
th e creased,"tonnage. On th e co n trary te rs ta te Com m erce . Commission interchange m ay m ove to points
A pproxim ately -70 m em bers of
S o u th ern P acilic * Comjginy is ihe brief sta te s th a t a t th e elope indicating th at « h e n m easured by on S. P. lines for loading and
T-
the churcli and friends of this T ay ­
ch arg ed * w ith
v i.- l.io e -
v a : h i u s , , i p G U th e defendant ’•« as <•;«>• tlx- i ■i.Oionship <>t ' its revenue such loaded c a rs will then re tu rn
lors called during th e hours of
sections of th e I n te rs ta te C om -, «tang 22 m iles i«-as tra c k i;,e in ton-m des to the t o t a l for the to the i connect ion -from w hich re-
two and four o'clock to bid them
m erge A ct a n d ’of causing rail j O regon t h air in 194ft.
'U n ite d States-v'it w as sh o rt r b> , ccived, a t the iw int received.
farew ell and extend well wishes
siiipi-ct-s in W e s te r» -th e g o n su b -' “ c i a - m m g t h a t t h e S pu rh crn P a - . / W 1 . ars in in«-, t u « its require- ,
in th e ir new home at Brownsville.
starrtial in c re a se s, in ti.'ifts|x » rta -. citic Jib s not .taken ad v an tag e of merits.
They w ere presented a. gift of
turn a n d m a r k e tin g c o sts a s well am ply cars av ailab le from o th e r
S o u th ern Pacific records are-l
money to purchase Tt fireplace set |
as losses in labor, production and lines a t P o rtlan d and elsew here il o re h /d o|x<n a s proof th a t d ur- j
for th e ir new hortie. Mrs. Marion
p ro fits’ . . ;
th e b u t t , s t a t t ’s*. th a t .ui I n c mg sh ortage period» on O re g o n ,
Johnson, M rs. F ran cis Rye! a^tl
Among th e alleged violations of m onths. Ju n e through U c tu lie i_ lin e s su> h a s in 1950 th e re h a s
Mrs. H enry M inkler w ere hostess­
the act mentioned. in .tin- T r e t - t d & r w h c n th e r e « a s a ; severe !xx-;\.a surplus o f cars f I sew here
es T or 'the affair.
p rep ared by Wm. P. Elit» and sh o rtag e of box c a rs on flic 9»ailh- on th e system. T he com plaint ‘s i
R efreshm ents of punch, coffee
j »«in Ellis, attorney s o f P ortland <>i n- Ppeilic fines in W estern < H.C- <Hii£” ‘d not . only io n>quire the
and cookies w ere se rv e d 'th e guests
and C liiford W. Ferguson, "Salt m gtifj- m ore t h a n - a.OWo ( sti Lally construction ol- m ore ca rs hut t o '
and a program - w as presented.
eoftnsol to t h e - P l .t'., ;lte: Fail- ; loaded cars w e n i e v e n e d on t h e see th a t '
- ‘. ¡ p« is ' obtain
lu r e to provide tra n sp o rta tio n ol "1’o rtla n d divis'oiy from conravt*- a fair«drt}.rc ol ca rs-th at a rc avail-
M r. and M rs. J. A. H eath a n ­ P laying m usical num bers on th e
property upon reasonable req u est; ing"lines to. b e '.sto p p ed a t p o in ts able, ..and to jikvV iscQ irom ote im-
nounce the engagem ent of th e ir piano w ere Mrs. W ayne Monroe
an d Mrs. Boyd Alli’n; Mr, -and
taifure to provide ad e q u ate track - oft th e S o u th ern l^ ififif ,o w m - proventent in- trac k ag e facilities
d au g h ter, C a th a rin e , to M ilton Mrs. If. S. W yanf rendered vocal
I age. m otive pftWer a n d o th e r fa- p le te loading.
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claim ed to be inadequate for tjie
Levingsf son of Mr. and Mrs. P au l | d u ets and Mr. W yant played, se
«slides a n d e q u ip m e n t; fa ilu re t o
j,
a s s o rte d by W estern O re- n eeds o f t h f grew ify.; w estern Ore-
A. Levings. B oth fam ilies a re of lections on his harm onica; Jean
J prov ale < ,ir*s«-i \ i«-«- t t < ompla'n.- .-« h i ,b i|\p ris t»in only
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v o m in u p ities.
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M onroe played piano solos and A l­
i n ig s h ip ix -i j -tij ’be sam e pidiidr- ¡„g S o u tlu i'n P acific (« .n in n y To”'
R equested findings- inclufl.- -en-
C ottage. Grove.
b e it W oodard gave an original
tion t o _ a e t ’i d req u irem en ts as cM -hnnse a loaded c a r f<jr every ¿'tcring of a n o rd e r by the Iriter-
Mr. Levings is a g rad u a te of poem appropriate for th e T aylor
— P h o to by C le r k bvu -u -
. w e r e p ro v id id to o th e r »shippers empty «dr ■ m v iu il by' it from 's t a t e - C o m n) e r e e C om m ission'
D rain high school w ith th e class fam ily.
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connections at P ort la n d , niay th e w hich Ai.uld o in n ia iid defendant
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M A R G A R E T • LA SA T fiR AND L ITTLETO N LAHATF.R, wen- f in (irogon an d cfseu h ere.
- of 1951 and Miss H eath is a
T he T ay lo r fam ily had been ac- |n M a ||e |, w (> rth v m a t r o n a n il w o r t h y p a t r o n o f th e O r d e r o f L a s t c r if
T he com plainant,* a n o rg ;n u z a -rb e n e tits of. tire lV rtlai.il gatew ay r,to cease an d desist trom alleged
se n io r a t C o ttag e G rove high
school. No d a te has been set for s c \o o l, n a n d e ch ‘u r e h ° d u r i n g Utnh e ? r a t a f o r m a . In s t a l la t io n c e re m o n y T h u r s d a y n ig h t . J a n u a r y 8. , lion of 'sh ip p ers of seed, grain, be m ade effective, an d th a t d u rin g violations ot th e 'law ; to provide
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lumber, plywood and -other io rest tim es of heavy m ovem ent-ufrom shippers on its lines in w estern
th e wedding.
a t e ly »(HI.
residence her? ’ th e past several T h e c e re m o n y w a s a t te n d e d b y a p p r o x im
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In stallin g officers, w ho w ere at- products in w estern O regon, ar- w estern O regon th e re is no o th e r (*iregon w ith ad eq uate and non-
years. T hey recently m oved to
tired in A m erican lteau ty chiffon K»*d ‘b at while the lu m lx r. pro- ad eq n ate jear sfipply available, discrim inatory serv ice; to provide
Brownsville, w here Mr. T ay lo r is I ’GO-IGO C LU B E L E C T S
yvere: Isabelle G ates, m a tro n ;
employed.
O FFIC E R S FO R TEA R
J a c k D illo n of T w in Rock*, p a­
I M is. R. G, C onner)
tro n ; Aileen R ickard, m arsh al;
M rs. R. Ç. Conner
U go-Igo club of L orane held its i E lean o r W olfard, o rg an ist. Grace
Follow ing th e m onthly potluck
m onthly m eeting at th e h o m e-o f Sm ith, se creta ry and R u th R an-
d in n e r W ednesday, J a n u a ry 7, in­
Mrs. L. N. Ashley w ith Mrs. A. R. dall. chaplain.
sta lla tio n of officers o f Lorane-
Banker as hostess T rid a y a f te r ­
O th e r officers in stalled to serve
B y Mrs. G ale Roby
* O dd- Fellow s w as held by special
T h re e visitors from C o ttag e noon.
for 1953 w ith Mr. an d Mrs. L a sa tc r
d is tric t deputy g ran d . m aster, G rove who atten d ed th e m eeting
C hief-business w as th e election w ere: L o u ise” H ansen, associate
Dolph Dillon.
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January. .6 of Lorttfen W.C.T.Ù. of officers. M rs. Ja ck T e rre ll w a s 'm a tr o n ; Louis Caldwell, associate
T o serv e -fo r th e next te r n i will w ere Mrs. Geneva P erkins, presi- elected presid en t; M rs. L. S. Dey. I p atro n ; Eunice V anD enburg. »ce­
be; N oble G rand, D ennis M itchell; dent of th e C o ttag e G r o v e vice R e sid e n t and Mrs. B, F. re ja ry ; B a rb a ra Hill, tre a su re r:
vice -grand. J a c k P urdy; w arden, W .C.T.U.; Mrs. C arrol W ith er- 1 jjr jggS e se r creta
r e t a r ry
v nnrt
and tre a su re r. I G enevieve Nelson, conductress; ■
Lloyd C ounts; conductor, Lowell spoon, county president, and Mrs.
\ nrtshine co m m ittee will be M arie M alcolm, associate conduc-
Alma
Palm
er.
T
he
visitors
talk
ed
MrtT
H S y ! o r and tress; Daisy C ochran, chaplain;
D ru llinger; chaplain, E arl Gowing;
Tight support to noble grand, Ja c k oh county option plans and sug- M 1
± L D a r k e r . M rs Q
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De L oris P o rte r, m arsh al; Maude
T e rre ll; left support ’fo*' noble gc.sted lite ra tu re
H ayes w ill b T ’c h a irm a n , of th e i Allen, o rg a n ist; T helm a G a te s
g ran d . Gene B urns.
w arder, and CeclI^Beek, sen tin el.
L ite ra tu re w as given out by the m em betship com m ittee.
S ta r points: Je a n B o tto rff. A da:
R ight support to v i c e grand. London group who also rep o rted
T he Red C ross k its w hich th e V esta W heeler, R uth: N ordelle
Ja m e s K otrc; left support fo vice on activities in theslocal com m un­
clu b has recen tly m ade w ere col- w .
Ej.
R aSe . T in n e r,
g ran d , Dolph Dillon; rig h t scene ity. A rep o rt w as j n a d c on two
th e n e a i __
lected to be tu rn ed fn
su p p o rter, Billy M itchell; left food boxes fo r needy fam ilies a t C ross and M rs. Tayl^ w ill sec I M a rth a and Ila Sibley. E lecta.
scene supporter, Lynn W ym an; in- C h ristm as assisted by m em bers of
C o u rtesy G irls .a re : Sh irley
w hich
a dditional
sid e g u a rd ia n . R odney D illo n : o u i- H ehrÔn c h tirrh
■ey
needs, to be- done. .
u
sid e guardian, H arold Gowing.
po rted ' placed
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P onton. E th c lm ae D enham . E dith
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and j-[or(,nce S tanley,
.... Follow ing th e fnstallation th e m eeting w as Sek up a d a y -to allow ] >--ValrlD' refreshm en s w ere .
for th e funeral of Mrs. L p n a 'p f to th e seven m em bers p es n
drjl) fcam of th e w h i t c ;
members- enjoyed a t w o h o u r
Powell on Ja n u a ry 1- Tw elve by th e hostess. D r s . B riggs . 1 ,
of E u g en e p resen ted a t
m ovie-on A laskân W ildlife.
ad u lts atten d ed and refresh m en ts b® hostess in F eb ru ary .
d rill an d g ifts to th e new w o rth y |
w ere served b y th e h o stess,-M rs.
m a tro n and w o rth y p atro n , both
MRS. MORTON E N T E R T A IN S
' Gale Roby.
of whom are m em b ers o f th e d r t l l :
SOCIAL TW ELV E CLU B
team . T hey w ere also honored by I
N ext m eeting is F e b ru a ry 4 a t ;
M rs. Leon M orton entertaim sd the new officers w ith an at^iendum {
the hom e of Mrs. Elw in Kosey.
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M rs. C harles Pow PIl' w ill be in m em bers of th e Social Tw elve an d gifts.
club T h u rsd ay a t a 1:30 d e s se rt]
c h a p te r room wots beauti-
c h a rg e o f devotionafs.
and social ajt£ rn p q p . Mrs. E. C. ^u|
A m erican B eauty roees,
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O pen house to honor F ish er of:- P o rtlan d , m o th e r ° ‘ T h P co m m ittee on d i'co ratin g w as
Mrs. M orton, w as a guest.
M rs Rober( MU)s M rs, Alvin Du-
COUPLE WED 5 0 YEARS
D uring -the social afternoon, Kan anfj M rs. E a rl W tfson. Bill
© pen house will be held fo r Mr. hobbles w ere discussed an d Mrs. V eatcb san g “B less T his House.”
and M rs. E. M. Long Sunday,
. , M orton displayed m any o f h er accom panied by Ma r y B°u W ol-'
J a n u a ry 18. a t th e hom e of th e ir th imfo|^s w hich w ere- g ifts from fard . G uests atten d ed from Eu-
son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and several foreign co u n tries. Mrs. N. gene, Springfield an d D tain.
Mrs. Ralph Lx>ng, 1101 O stra n d e r E Com pton showed th e m em bers
R efresh m en ts - w ere served- in
Lane. D ie occasion is th e ir golden ^ cr thim ble th a t is over 100 years n ,c dining room by th e commit»
w edding anniv ersaty . [old and cam e from London. T he
te e : Mrs. L loyd Liston. Mr. and
club voted to co n trib u te $5 to th e ] M rs. H e rb e rt L om bard, Mr. and
M arch o iD u n c s .
¡M rs. C harles A kerbladb, Mrs.
Mrs. E rn e st C h risten sen will en- H arry M etcalf, Mrs. Schofield
TWO SIDKS OF FEAR
te rta in th e club at th e F e b ru a ry S tew art, M rs. II. B. Griggs, Mrs.
W hen tro u b le seem s sin ister
m eeting at h e r hom e in Eugene, i S am V eatch and Mrs. E<£ H oyt.
is when it is like a w ave about
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Mr. and M rs. W ilbur W orkm an
to crest, tow ers a b . o v c you,
F E N D E R R EN D ER S D ETO U R
decorated th e dining room w hich
ready to subm erge you w ith
*¥<» ARMY T R A F F IC S C H O O L
was very a ttra c tiv e .
tons of w ate r, yet th a t wave,
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T h e next mee.ting will be T h u rs-
T
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Arm
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s
F
o
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Hodd,
T
exas,
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Af , hjs
because it is big, can be ridden
T
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fftc
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afety
School
gtves
»Choi-
a
of in st^ tion will
to s^ore. T he bigger th e .w ave
arsh ip s for carelessness.
I be heW by Irenp » c K in 'e y of
th e m ore p o w e r it has; the
g re a te r your fear of w hat m ight
O ne careless m in u te behind an p o r tiand, associate
’ rim
autom obile, w heel a n d . th e F o rt of th c
ch a p te r o f O regon
happen th e m ore om inous it
Hood soldier finds him self com- ,
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seem s; but spend as m uch tim e
p ulsorily enrolled in a ' six-hour ARMY- O F F IC E R S GUARD
in resolving it as you do in
fe a r of it an d it w ill c a rry von,
driving course designed to change K O REA ’S SAFETY ZONE
him , from a 're c k le s s to a “w re c k -' Tw o Army officers in K orea a re
on to p and safely to shore.
-less” driver.
O ur im agination is a cruel
M ale m ilita ry personnel a t th e u su a| safety zQne in th e w orld,
tric k ste r: it builds ogres o u t of
post get a sum m ins to school | B etw een th e opposing firing
shadows, sh u ts off .th e light of
w hen a tra ffic violation .in th e ir jjnes and w ithin sight of bom bing
reason and m akes hideous
nam e is rep o rted from p n y w h ere- r a j,js^ ar^j a rtille ry b attles, th ey
shapes on th e w all of ou r mind.
T h e famous neto W IN H IS T is'
in th e nation. T h e re a re 1,435 m en b^ p m aintain a tin y "island” of
It ere c ts signs, “Be afraid
a p le a s a n t- ta s tin g so o th in g
a t HooR who have com pleted th e non-belligCrence a t P anm unjom . p
syru p w ith an effective antifiisti-
h ere,” “Run here,” “W ail here,”
>eourse-
, . . . .
j j n e u tra l site of th e negotiations fo r
PILLSBURY
m in ic a c tio n a n d a ’ m ucou«
and sta n d s aside to laugh a t
RED RIPE
LB.
A lthough th e school is intended gn arm istice
s e c re tio n liq u e fie r t h a t goes
sim ple hum an beings and th e ir
as a correctiv e aid an d not a p u n - , C ap tain Jospph D Fo)py of 2304
r ig h t in to th e b lo o d s tre a m ,
fear.
ishm ent, classes a re held on w eek j
A sforiai Ix>ng Islandt
and, w ithin m inutes afte r ta k ­
ends during th e so ld ie rs f r e e tim e. Npw y o rk afjd Ca
A rth u r
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ing, strikes a t th e source of the
W e can be th e dupe of fear
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trouble and brings rapid relief..
o r its m a ste r. W here th e re is
‘ tw ice
W IN H IS T is so safe th a t you
S t., O klahom a C ity, O kla., are* fn
a problem th e re is an answ er.
j chance behind th e w heel.
can
get
the
regular
size
bottle,
ch a rg e of a g u a rd detach m en t re^
PILLSBURY
W here th e re is trouble th e re is
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w ithout a prescription, a t ail
sponsible for keeping weapons o ut
peace on th e o th e r side. T u rn
W hite
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drug
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of th e are a an d preventing o th e r
your troubles over, th e re you’ll
Chocolate
positive m oney-back g u aran ­
ON H O SP IT A L ST A G E
violations of n eu tra lity .
find the answ er, and happiness.
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tee of satisfaction.
GRADE GOOD — BONELESS
O ne of th e tin iest sta g es in th e ! "T h e h ard e st thing about Ihe
- th e a te r world also is am ong th e .J o h i” ,said F o k t^ ^ i s geetm g along
Trial Size Bottle m ost unusual. I t plays a r e packed w ijji^tbe-^C om m unist N o rth K >-
4 w ith hig h ly -d ram atic situ atio n s
rean guards. T hey com plain about
I. G. A. HALVES Y. C.
” but its players a re not picked for everything."
E stablished 1912
FRESH GROUND
W e Give Savings S tam p s
th e ir actin g ability. None of its
W ashington s t Seventh
N o. 2 J 4 c a u
a c to rs ev er has won an O scar— ‘E L E iT K IC EY ES’ T E A ( H
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y et n eith er C latk G able nor B e tte GUNNERY T O AA MEN
Cottage Grove. Oregon
D avis ever had m ore a tte n tiv e an- i T h e Arm y has tak en a cue from
A U . PpRK
* am usem ent p a rk ow ners to save
6 3 2 Main —
Ph. 2 4 4 id ie n c e s.
•' th e ta x p ay e rs m ore th an $10,000,-
SEEDLESS
Ì - (
000 <M) a y ear.
T h e A nti-A ircraft A rtillery Re­
2 lb. pkg.
placem en t T ra in in g C en ter a t
F o rt Bliss, T ex a s, is using tw o
Morrell'H »4 or Whole
-y
H».
electro n ic devices -so m eth in g like
Gr*ded Gpod
ib.
th e g u n -ta rg e t m achines in y o u r
fav o rite am u sem en t p ark — to
SNO-KREEM
te ac h soldiers co rrect aim ing and
FRESH ROASTING H E N S — FRYERS
firin g techniques before th ey ac­
tu a lly fire live am m unition on th e
v
OYSTERS
AS OUR N E W M ANAGER
range.
FILLETS — NEW YORKS — SPENCER STEAKS
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The
devices
a re
au to m atic
-M iss G raves, f o rm e rly /) ! E ugene a n d Springfield, O regon, h a s had 15
w eapons tr a in e r s —equipped w ith
,.50 - caliber an d 40 - m illim eter
y e a rs experience a s a beautician. She owned and op erated h er own shop
PRICES EFFECTIVE T i l l RS.. FRI., SAT., JANUARY 1 5 ,1 6 ,1 7
g u n s—wrhich fire an estim ated av­
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fo r e ig h t y ears.
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erage-of 2,344,790 tM) rounds of
“ am m u n itio n ” each m onth. T h e I
SPECIALIZING IN — T V w
cost of th a t l’ve am m unition
w ould be about” $835,014.
Permanent W aving — Hair Styling — Manicure — Faeials
s à ç»
O C I E T Y
Wedding
Pictures
Commercial ,
Photography
Camera and
Kodak Supplies
Clark’s Stud»
Lorane Odd Fellows
Install Officers 7th
WCTU at London «
Has Local Visitors
R e fle c tio n s .
No faster way to
W H IP
a COUGH
a COLD
than FORTIFIED
an tih istam in e
new WINHIST
HOT ROLL MIX«« 29c
Mills Mortuary
CAKE MIX
FREE
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