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o o O o o ATTENTION’ CRESWELL READERS Mrs. C. I. Kent is our news, advertis ing and Mbscription representative for the Creswell area. Her phone is Creswell 557. Creswell News Mosby Creek Folk Entertain Guests ( Phone »«8-13 On Icy Road; Goes In+o Silk Creek 1‘hone H7HJ3 and Mrs. Eldon H idgins and fam ily- Leu Muno Vi.it« Leo Muno MM3 of Seattle, Wash., spent the weekend at the home ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs U*slie Muno. Mrs N. T. Cowair and Mr and . Saturday overnight Melvin guests at the Calvin Cowan home at hall Creek. Mrs. Loyd Allen underwent min or surgery at a Euger.e hospital Friday She returned to her home Saturday. Mrs. Alvin Allen of An laut stayed with the children while she was in the hospital. Mr and Mrs. Alden Montgom ery of Eugene were Sunday din ner guests at the Dale McCoy , home. MOSBY* CREEK The Mosby SILK CREEK The Neighbors Creek Extension club will meet Friendship club will hold its reg- »•¡me 5 Thunk, Ian. IS. 1M5 CRESWELL’S OWN NEMSl'APER PAGE Friday. January 14. at the home ular month!) meeting January 2o Published by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, O h gon Ovet- of Mrs of Mrs Cliff Van Prooyen, 1131 at the hun South Seventh in Cottage Grove Mrs. Eljin Crane and Mis. Van Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hankins and Louis F. Ervin Prooyen will demonstrate Gordon spent the New Year week- beginning petizing Meal», Rites January 11 end in Coo- Bay at the home ot Mr. . and Mrs. E. W. Rand and 10:30. Mr. and Mi Robert Hankins and visited their daughter son, Bob, 1 CRESWELL Louis F. Ervin of and s Mrs. Jack Hord and Mr. and Mrs. ( leorge Wood- babj. Creswell, passed away Saturday, family at sacramento, Calif., dur- .»rth were hosts Saturday eve- A log truck and trailer skidded January 8, 1955, at the age ot 82 [ ing the holidays. ning to The Supi>er club at their on the icy road early one morning years. He was born February 25. home Those enjoying the evening last week and went into Silk Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Peevey had 1872, in Pike County. Ohio. He las their guest recently, Rojal were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Gros- Creek at Ncalley's store There hong. Mr. and Mrs Thelmer Nel was no damage to the truck and I CRESWELL Mrs. F A. Ever was a member of the Assembly of I Carney of Burlingame. Calif, na- son and Mr and Mrs. Thorwold the driver was not injured. son and Mrs. C. C. Walton enter God Church of Creswell and had tionally known collector of records paralyse Nelson of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. tained the Dorcas Circle of the lived in Creswell for ten years. and songs. He was interested in Wayne and Kathj Nelson of I Guy Wright of Springfield and Gowdyville spent Friday night at 1 Methodist Church at the Everson Mr. Ervin is survived by his 1 the Peevey collection of more Mr. and Mrs Stewart Carlson of Pleasant Hill with the J. J. Swift : home January 5. Mrs. J. E. Smith wife, Vivian, and seven children than 135,000 old songs and bal- Cottage Grove. led the devotions. including Mrs. Juanita Woods of lads. P ses . oentofthe KFIP family. are Mr. and Mis. Glen Mrs. E. E. Allen presided at Portland. Funeral services were SINCE ITS FOUNDING HE Marie and Franklin Satterwhite I Mr and Mrs. C. I Kent were held January 11 at the Schwering enjoying a new TV set. HAS FOUGHT POLO FOR the business meeting. Mrs. L. guests at the district dinner meet attended a youth rally .it the First i and England Chapel, with Rev. 30 YEARS... A WALL Whitney resigned as secretary on Mike Farber of Portland visited Baptist Cnurch tn Springfield ing of the Oregon Grange Mutual STREET LAWYER, HE i S account of Scout activities that Kenneth J. Mitchell of the Meth at the Osborn Hotel in Eugene Saturday evening with his father- Saturday night leader of the looe, oca odist Church officiating. Mrs. C. same day. Mrs. C. I. Kent was in-law, Harry Castle, and at the Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mabel Johnson left Friday VOLUNTEERS M the 955 elected to serve the remainder of I. Kent was the pianist. Inter home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. for her home in Los Angeles, Recent visitors at the homes ot MARCH OF DIMES ... the church year, A diacuMion was ment was in the Creswell Ceme Mrs. Rebecca Newhall and Mrs. Lester Rearrick. Calif., after having spent the past SERVING WITHOUT PAY, SS held relative to an added range tery. Minnie Riddle were Mr. and Mrs. Mosby Creek had a light cover ten months here with her sister HE HA6 DRAWN unit in the new kitchen, also the Arthur Bottemiller and two together the layman ing of snow Sunday morning, but and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs projects to raise the funds. daughters of Ridgefield, Wash AND PROFESSIONAL IN C. J. Robinson. it was soon gone. Mrs. James Morrison THE BATTLE AGAINST They stopped on their way to visit This group will serve a light the Sunday dinner guests POLIO. who is in training near Entertains Hilldale son, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wail and dinner at the sub-district Youth home of Mrs Ardelia Black were Redwood City, Calif., and they baby son, Larry, of Corpus Christi, Fellowship meeting here January Mis Ed Ramliousek. Miss Doris also called for a short time on 23 with Mrs. J. E. Smith and Mrs. Club January 5th Black and Viviene Campbell of Tex., were Thursday overnight their return trip. Mrs Bottemiller guests at the home of Mr. and I>ora Martin in charge. Also a Eugene. Mor- is a niece of Mrs. Newhall and CRESWELL Mrs. James H? FB5T BKAME INTE5FGTE0 IN POLIO plate dinner for the sub-district rison entertained the Hilldale club Mr. and Mis. Georgi Munsell Mrs. Dale McCoy and Wayne. Vl«EN F?R WENT TO «ASM SPRINGS, SA. ¡933^ Wait is enjoying a 30-day leave Brotherhood meeting Monday, at her home January 5, with 13 Mrs. Riddle. and girls of Arcad a. Ci HE HELPEP FO'JNP THAT FAVOUS FOLIO SECAMI Pp| M m T Mrs. Margaret Ehite of Ana- January 24. visited relatives here the past from the Navy and they were on TREATMENT CENTER, NOW iS IT5 PRESSENT. NATIONAL PC un OATION members and five children pres conda, Wash.. xisited last week week. Mrs. Munsell visited her their way to Astoria to visit at A cheer box was packed for a ent. Mrs. William Wooten was a local family. Decorations and re guest, also Mrs. John Lamb, the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. sister and family, Mr. and Mis. Ixith of their parents' homes and Mrs. T. H Conboy visited last Vei Im Ward, and the Dave Mun- to attend the wedding of Wait's freshments were in keeping with latter becoming a member of the week with a daughter in Portland sister on January 15. the holiday season. Honored at group. sell family. Ph. 444 Ph. 444 She returned Saturday with a son. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Swift and Pvt Donald Reece, who is home the birthday table were Mmes. H 205 N. 9th St. Money raising projects were Melvin Conboy and wife, of Port daughter, Susan, of Pleasant Hill on a furlough, is visiting bis par- N. Traxler. Blanche Gwyther and discussed. The club voted to spon- 1954-^ dinner land. evening Cottage (»rove, Oregon anil Mis. Hugh Reece J. M. Walkup. Hostesses for the ents, Mr. A» RK£P W-TU SC EMT5T5 Mrs. W. T. Stewart of Vancou the noon hot lunches at stationed guests at the’ leonajd Hudgins of Walden. He will be February meeting are Mmes. John sor AN9 UAV ’ AEN FOR POLIO school for a needy child. The ver. Wash., spent the New 5 ears home in Gowdy ville. in Texas when he returns. VACCiNi Bonnett, Irma Ogram and Charles pals for the new weekend with Mrs. Rebecca New Electric Wiring Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hankins Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fox and Mrs. Wetzel. Mrs. Charles VanHorn names of secret hall and sister. Mrs. Minnie Rid year were drawn. Lester Rearrick tixik Mr. Rear drove to Portland on Wednesday was a guest. Licensed Electrician» A quilt tied by the club mem- dle. She, with neighbors and other rick back to Vancouver to the of last week and took Mrs. Han A fter 25 / ears fighting polio , he saw ms kins' father. C. W. Letson, to the M r , o ' connor has been bers will be disposed of at the friends, observed Mrs. Newhall s Veterans' hospital liu sday ot last PAUSHTER—MRS. SIDNEY CULVER- STR CK.EN E. Z. Club Meets Free Estimates PECORATEP BY U.S. ANO Veterans' hospital for a check up February 2 meeting which will birthday anniversary January 2. IN 1950. SHE RECEIVER SAME TREATMENT week. Word comes from Mrs. Bess FOREISN GOVERNMENTS for H. W. Wheeler of Gladstone MARCH OF PIMES HAS HELPER PROVIPE FOR MORE be held at the home of Mis. Floyd Callers Sunday at the home of At IOOF Hall 4th on All Work his humanitarian wcrk . THAN 234,000 OTHER VICTIMS; NOW HAS RECOVERED. McKnight. Coffee and cake were Lukeman that she arrived at her Mr. and Mrs. Oiren Land were was a weekend guest at the home destination at Johnson City, Tenn., of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wright and CRESWELL—Mrs. Bruce Lans- served. JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES • JANUARY 3 TO 31 the where she will be with a daughter Sunday dinner guests We Give S 4 H Mi s. Clara Wright of Reedsjxu t; bery was hostess at the January for a time. She made the trip by home of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Ses- Green Stamps Mrs Ada Jennings ot Harrisburg 4 meeting of the EZ club at the Creswell VFW Post ■ Mr. and anil family wore and two grandchildren. Sandra sions Cloverda'e Club IOOF club room. Yuletide deco Mr. and Mrs. Charles VanHorn J C. Anderson of Eugene, Kay and Rusty Jennings of Spring- Mrs. ( 1 11 I AND GEORGI^ rations made the room cheery and May Sponsor Live left Monday to make their home Names Committees Mr and Mrs. Leonard Hudgins field. and Mr. and Mis. Basil Kyle “We Hurry” 4 an exchange of gifts was held. at Tuscon, ’ Ariz. Their home and and Buzzie visited in Eugene Fri Christmas Tree Project of Mt. View. Mrs. L. C. Satter presided at radio shop on south First street day evening at the home of Mr. CRESWELL Committees for Californians Visit the business meeting. A discussion CRESWELL — The Creswell is for sale. the new year were appointed at Mr. and Mrs. Bill Padelford of was held relative to earning funds Post VFW met January 4 with The Home Economics club meets । the January 6 meeting of the San Diego visited her parents. Mr for the purchase of an electric H. E. Peterson presiding. A dis Tuesday, January 18. at the Cres 'Cloverdale club. They are: Sun- OREGON STATE COLLEGE and Mrs. Friuik Emerick, over the range for the hall kitchen. The cussion was held relative to hav well Grange hall. The executive I shine, Mmes. A. W. Bartel. L. C. “Peace time” uses of atomic en weekend. They will be at Ft. Iz*w- first project will be a baked bean ing a “live” tree on the city plaza committee consisting of Mmes. I. Satter, Oliver James; work and ergy are almost limitless and is from now on as he is in the and brown bread 50c noon lunch to trim each Christmas season. E. Vick. E. F. Malone. Karl 'relief, Mmes. Leonard James, tremendous contributions have al ?\rmy. Other callers were Mr. and eon at the hall February 1, to Lynn Dingman was appointed to Duyck and W. J. Polson will serve Chester Heisler. Agnes Bear. Leo ready been realized in medicine, Mrs. Pete Ekelund and family and which the public is invited. The contact the city council. New wir as hostesses. Simonson; buying. Mmes. George agriculture and other branches ot Mr. and Mrs. Virgie Bassett and help of all members is solicited. Work in the first and second Belshaw, D. E Rinehart. William science, according to an Oregon family. ing for the tree will be cared for State college chemist who spent by Norman Howe and Harry K. degrees will be exemplified at the Wilsch; property, Mmes. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Bonaduer January 13 meeting of Creswell Bowers, Earle Benton, Arthur the past two years with the atomic and daughter. Cindy, ot Portland Goreham. Lions See Picture were callers Thursday evening at Additional landscaping and Grange. On the serving committee Skinner; kitchen, Mmes. W. L. energy commission. Seminole Indians Dr. Joseph S. Butts completed the home of Mrs. Bonaduer’s planting of shrubs on the grounds are Messrs, and Mmes. E. O. Al- Scott. II. W. Kiohn. Kenneth Had- of the VFW property were plan britton, L J. Arient and J. V dock, Robert Murphy; reporter, a two-year assignment in the brother and family. Mr. and Mrs CRESWELL- Pictures of Flori- ned. Mrs. W. L. Scott; membership. AEC’s division of biology and Jim Bostick. Mr. and M»s Henry Birdsong. . The Womans Society of Chris Mines. Russell Tendick, L. J. medicine in October. He then made Bustick of Divide were also with da. showing the early Seminole tian Service meets Wednesday, •Cctchel, Riley Petty, Howard a two-month speaking tour of, them The Bonaduers were on Indians who lived there and also fair ------------ board representative, January 19 at the Methcd -t ciffotd: ---- . of the everglades and the vast Theta Rho Club Officers Germany for 1he state department their way home from a vacation Church annex. Mrs. Irma Ogram xirs. LeRoy Bowers, amount of drainage work done to To Be Installed Jan. I 3 on peace time atomic energy util spent at Palm Springs. and W. C. Adams w ill be in charge j\Irs Albert Ellison will serve izai ion. make that area of more value, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roby gave the covered dish luncheon. Mrs. as hostess at the January 20 meet. were presented at the dinner a farewell dinner Wednesday eve As assistant chief of the bio CRESWELL Officers for the of meeting of the Lions club Jan new year will be installed at the L. A. Whitney will lead the de- , ing Thp cjuh wj]] hold a special logy branch. Butts was supervisor ning in honor of Doral Roby, who uary 3. Harold Parks became a January 13 meeting of the Theta votions at the afternoon meeting I meeting January 13 for quilting, for’120 of the AEC's 300 research is in the Navy at San Diego, and and Mrs. J. E. Smith will present There will be a paper sack lunch, contracts with colleges and uni Ronnie Bassett, who is in the Air member. Globe-Wernicke’s Rho club. the lesson on “ "We We Hear Thy ’’l” 1 Corps at El Paso, Texas. The Ixiys The club voted again to sponsor Those to receive charges are: versities. EVERY DAY FILE / F- Voice. ” left that night for San Diego, the local March of Dimes drive President, Faye Rodgers; vice V. F. W. Auxiliary OSC has five AEC contracts at where Bassett will visit relatives reminds you not to forget. which began January 7. The club president. Patsy Barker; secretary, present totaling nearly $45.000. going to Texas. Mr. and members are Still manning the Carla Good; treasurer, Donna An New Recreational Plans Canteen Book As examples of contributions in before Performs double duty service—organizes work . . . Mrs. Rolland Northway and sons observation post and are still so derson; financial secretary, Shor- medicine. Butts points to the use and Mr. and Mrs. Virgie Bassett speeds up routine filing, sorting, and classifying. Ac At Jan. 4 Meeting liciting more residents of the area ry Johnson; right supporter to the Room Presbyterian of radioactive isotopes in treat and family also attended the din- cordion extension facilitates pre file sorting . . . Durably to take their shift. president, Donna Hoodenpyle; left kA R • - Used bound in bluv waterproof cloth with gray tagboard CRESWELL- The VFW Auxil ment of thyroid cases, leukemia, nor. supporter to the president. Bev- Manse Be ng USM iary planned at the January 4 cancer, brain tumors and other pago». Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Staats of ! erle Mawson; marshal, Jean Hus- CRESWELL The The Presbyterian Pre GILFRY-GROVE TO HAVE disorders. Using radioactive ce JOINT INSTALLATION ton; warden, Kaye Smith; con congregation is enjoying its new meeting to send a canteen book, sium. scientists have develop<“d an Lancaster, Calif., left Friday af- CRESWELL Plans were made ductor, Patsy McCluskey: chap recreational room to the fullest. valued at $1.00, each month to 8-potind x-ray as efficient as past ter spending a two weeks' vaca No. 3 Letter »ize, A-Z tion at the home of their daugh at tho January 5 meeting of Gil- lain, Lorna Westrope; first her It is a 30x58 foot room built to each of their two “adopted" vet machines many times bigger. ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mis. fry Lodge IOOF, for the joint in ald. Alene Starr; second herald. the west side of the manse The erans at the Roseburg hospital. Atomic materials are proving Ed Howell. While he was there, stallation which will be held at Lois Quigley; third herald. Judy south side is finished with picture . New instruction books had arrived Howells . Cottage Grove Saturday, January Gwyther; fourth herald, Nancy windows to the floor. On the north for the group. To serve the next invaluable research tools for ag Mr. Staats bought the No. 4 Letter size, 1-31 15 at 8 p.m. A box of oranges was Carpenter; outside guardian. Char is a large fireplace equipped with Lions club dinner will be Mmes. scientists and their findings will an old organ and fixed it up like reported sent to the IOOF Home lene Sexton; inside guardian. Mar fans making a fine heating unit. Cleve Olbekson, Harry K. Gore- greatly benefit farmers, Butts re new for them. ported. Plant breeders, for ex at Portland for Christmas. A so jorie Quigley; right supporter to Electric heaters will also be in ham, T. W. Walkup and Don Hen riksen. An oyster feed followed ample, are using isotopes to de Philadelphia physician, reputed cial hour followed the business the vice president, Rachael Bone stalled. The electric kitchen is adjacent the business meeting jointly with velop higher - yielding varieties expert on adiposity, says there's meeting with J. V. Birdsong serv brake; left supporter to the vice with greater resistance to disease. one very gixxi reason why there to the kitchen of the manse and the VFW members. ing refreshments. president. Velva Green. Radioactive tracers have helped to are 40,000,000 “fat” people in the The meeting will be held at when completed, will have a serv Avoid the reeking herd. chart fertilizer needs of soils and U. S. They eat too much, sezzee, 16 No. 6th St. Phone 555 ing window between the rooms, 7:30 p.m. | plants and to bling new insect and that's all there is to it! also a complete set of built-ins. Shun the polluted flock, and disease controls. A large gathering attended the Live like that stoic bird Sterilization of foods with ra Creswell Church of Christ; 9:45 Women's Association potluck supper and annual meet The eagle of the rock Elinor Wylie dioactive materials is one of the am. Bible School, Mrs. Claude ing of the church Sunday. Of Presbyterian Church , most promising new possibilities Kirkendall, superintendent.; 11 ' tor the future and OSC is a na a m. communion and preaching Meets on January 5 Walker Community tional leader in this phase of work, service; 7 p.m. study hour: 7 45 CRESWELL- The Womens As according to Butts. OSC is study p.m. evening service. L. M. Bix sociation of the Presbyterian Club Entertained ing “cold sterilization” of meats Church nl e t January 5 at the by irradiation and the effects of ler, pastor. • 1. Slight nblaxatlon« at thia point w H . church. Mrs. H. A. Simmons pre- irradiated foods on rats. Irradia CRESWELL - Mrs. George •aaae ao-called hrad»ches, eye diaeaaea, deaf- • A.semblv of God Church, Rev. sided Mrs. Gerald G Emerson Harvey entertained the Walker tion of the meats is done at the •eaa, epilepay, vertigo, insomnia, wr) neck» Assemhly or naqtor. Sunday led the lesson. Two projects are Idaho Falls plant of the AEC. facial paralysia, locomotor ataxia, etc. . . J* Skinn , P( . «nonsored bv the group each year. Community club January 6. A OSC contracts from AEC cover 3 A alight aubluxation of a vertebra IS School in am. Morning | Contributions to the Haynes quilt was tied for relief use. Of research on 2. 4-D amino acids, this part of the (pine >s the cause of so-callefl at 11 o’clock. Evening service, Hol|S(, in Alaska and clothing do- ficers for the new year will be plant uptake of radioactive phos throat trouble, neuralgia, pain in the shoulders 730 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 pm. nation for SOme foreign station elected at the next meeting which phorus. fruit metabolism and and arms, goitre, nervoua prostration, la "No wonder it’s hard to save chemistry of non-water ionizing Prayer and Bible Study. Come Th dl.ini) wag the recipient the will be at the home of Mrs. E. grippe, diasinesa, bleeding from nose, ditordss money. The neighbors are al solvents. AEC research grants to with your problems and spiritual pasf year. .... W. Treiber. Mrs. F. Anderson of of gums, catarrh, etc. Members are to bring their tal Springfield was a guest. Members ways buying things we -an t OSC over the past five years total need« Member 8 The arrow head marked No. 8 locate« present were Mmes. O. G. Gray. ent money to the January 19 $257,000. ________________________ the part of the spine wherein subluxations wilt Revival time over all ABC Cline Walkley. A. Meyer, Maude afford!” meeting, which will begin with a cause so-called bronchitis, felons, pain between radio stations each Sunday at potluck dinner at 12:30 p.m. in Clark, V. E. Grousbeck, W. C. the shoulder blades, rheumatism of the arm* 10;30 p.m. ------------ the new church unit. Those who Adams, Mary Lindsay, Treiber •nd ahouldcrs, hay fever, writers’ cramp, ate. x Presbyterian Church, Rev. Ger have not played the talent game and Harvey. 4. A vertebral subluxation at this point ald G. Emerson, pastor. Sunday are to bring cakes, cookies, pies Causes so-called nervousness, heart disease^ difficult •»th nix, pneumonia, tuberculoaia, school at 9;45 a m. 11 a m. wor or salads to be auctioned by Mrs. Mother's Club Around Town Dorcas Circle Is Entertained 5th At Evenson Home Jöifb tk& MARCH OF DIMES ; Roberts Drury Peacetime Atomic Uses Cited by OSC YOUR MEMORY $2.40 $2.40 Cottage Grove Sentinel Churches Is Your Back Holding You Back? hW 1 Emily Lockwood. ship service. First Methodist Church. Rev. FARM Bl REAl Kenneth Mitchell, pastor Sunday School at 10 a m. with special en tertainment numlx'r each Sunday. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Youth Fellowship at < pm. run. fellowship and inspiration Choir practice at the church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. CRESWELL The Cloverdale Farm Bureau meets January 17 at 8'30 pm. at the Cloverdale clubhouse. William Pierron, social security administrator for this area, will speak on social security for farmers and dairymen. The public is invited.________ ________ TV, RADIO AND ELECTRICAL REPAIRS We have popular TV Set» in Hoffman, Emerson. Motorola. No mileage charged to Cottage Grove J. R. TELEVISION Of Creslane School Has Session Jan. 7 CRESWELL — The Mothers club met January 7 at the Cres lane school with Mrs. W J. Cal houn presiding. A discussion was held relative to some benefit pro ject with another dinner favored by the majority of members. Ralph Miller's room won the treats for having the most mothers present. Announcement was made that there will lie no more teen age dances until after the basketball season. Serving refreshments at the February 4 meeting will tie Mmes. Clyde Heaterm, Walter Fox, Elmer Odell and Martin Schapp. Miriam Circle Meets With Mrs. Robert Fox CRILSWELL - The Miriam Circle of the Methodist Church met January 5, with Mrs. Robert Fox. Mrs. Frank Elliott led the devotions and the lesson was pre sented by Mrs. L. A. Schmitt. A benefit pie social was planned for February 12 at the educational i budding’ at 7:30 pm. The public 1 is invited. A program will lx» given The birthday anniversary of Mrs J. D. Rodgers was observed. JUheUwainU WU« mu . cd. 50%0FF fcreathinp. other lung troubles, etc. 8. Stomach and liver trouble«, enlarge- ■nmt of the spleen, pleurisy and a score ot •ther troubles, so-called, are caused by subhis» •tions In thia part of the spine, aometlmes «• light as to remain unnoticed by. others except the trained Chiropractor. • t. Here we find the cause of ao-ealled gall •tones, dyspepsia of upper bowels, feeere, shla- gles, hiccough, worms, etc. f. Brisht's disease, diabetes, floating kid* •ey. skin disease, boils, eruptions and other diseasea, so-called, are caused by nerves being pinched in the spins! openings st this point 8 Regulations of such troubles as so« called appendicltia, peritonitla, lumbago, c C* fellow Chiropractic adjustments at this point g. Why have so-called constipation, rectal troubles, sciatica, etc., when Chlropraetle ad justments at this part of the spine will remove Uis esuset 10, A slight slippage of one or both 1» nominate bones will likewise produce so-calle* Sciatica, together with uiany "diseases” Se pelvis and lower extremities. Close out on Lighting Fixtures Bargain prices on Used TV Sets in popular models Creswell Radío Having on« by your doctor at reasonable interval» It on« of th« best ways to help your personal - long — and healthy-lit« statistic. So many conditions »nd 4- .eases can be overcome If caught In time The drug» on our »helves are wonderful help, almo»t unbe lievable help at firn»», agam»t mi- crob« enemie» But they can't do their amanng healing without being used They're it the disposal of your doctor — some of the dis coveries of modem medical science to help you end your family have e long and healthy life. Stay healthy Have a physical check up as often is your doctor recommends. Dr. H. A. Hagen (Phil) VARLEY'S Rexall Drugs Ph. 501 Creswell, Oregon CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN (Formerly KemS) 6th & Main Phone 82 YOUR ^£*äü PHARMACIST Phone 30 «31 Main St Cottage Grove, Oregon 21-ltex
