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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur».. Feb. ti. I9Ú7 The Cottage Grove Sentinel BOX Lorane PT Club’s Annual Play Night Monday, Feb. 25 February- - - - - - - - - Birthday” Month For Telephone . They are at «he home of his ' /Mr and Mr» Roy Miller Mr and Mrs Ray Ertered at Cotta«« Grov» a« Meoad e-a» matter. Ills wife and children will remain ■wn and operate a EeUkbliabed Au«u»t 15 I ñ «® hoin*' with his parents while he is PHONES &&& or 554 in Salinas. Kan . Korea Sgt Miller enlisted in Monday after vi»i By Mr». K. G. tonner « ! r leu Ulan three menthe SubacripUoe rau». cash la adrase*. So iute here Mr. Moore is a nephew and the Mi Force more than five Phone 14941 Mr and Mrs a niece of Mr and 12 In Orten« —------------------------------- — -................... Lorane Parent- LORANE Mr and Mrs Norman Richards 2 25 3 SO Mr- Moore is In OreroB. ouuld» lane asd DoujlM count!«« and Teachers club will have its an Hugh Nixon and Mr Moore Outbid« Ong oc ...... i. i— ■ — —........................ - „qurnetl Saturday from a two SENATE BILI Foreign rate* on ap The nual Play Night in the high school „ , k- trip ’o Mexico In Mexico Mrs Elmer Kent a comme W C Martin----------------------- gym Monday evening. Fehruary To the Editor: t'itv they twice saw Mr. and Mrs. have two sons, one the have introduced 25 Eight teams will play four vol U. S SS SM hh X McKay of Salem, who flier. the other in Sí-nate Bill 29 to try. on behalf lev ba II games during the evening , । driven ou’h on vacation The service. M and mer- A-small admission will be charged ,n of Michael Johnson, son M. K iy« «ere on their way to NATIONAL EDITO« I A L chants, to modify some pre tices and cake and pie sold to raise and Mrs. I-ouis Johnson of W a me r Cuernavaca to v i»it a yty Of the which have grown up as ti iding funds part of which will be used PUBLISHERS ornM.r .„ternor of Oregon and has been a patient at o' o stamps have spread in our for the !ast-of-school picnic. e¿secretary of the interior hospital. Salt Lake J’ f"1 ‘ \ ^ U / ASSOCIATION The changes we propose ha The eight teams and their cap WtHHIHh ml J past two weeks. B‘>’8 ankl',. Carroll Milter, pharmacist at in a tains are. Teachers. Jon Wester- ready been put into pr broken and he suffered a । ,. i COO» Bay, spent, i Grange. Mrs Stanley Pur- similar law in the State of W holm bone in one leg in a skinu. . th,: weekend here with his par- Philadelphia Detroit Chicago New Y’ork Rebekahs Mrs Jack Purdy ington. dy dent Young Johnson is " M111' »ntH Mi md Mrs Roy Miller. Russell Alford; High Our bill i: a mild one. and we 10 >F major at University of ■ ' Additional Sunday dinner 8^’' are disappoi nted and surpi -ed at School. Gary Mitchell; 1 Loran- ikiing cías was enrolled in the s*<bn|1 ■ at the Miller home were Staff National Advertising Representative the heavy It obby which one of the Christian church Martin as his physical education ' get md Mrs Charles Miller. Nan- amp companies has put into "Ain't Nuthin," Peggy Jenkins He was graduated from ‘ <>”* k cy and Jeffrey, recent areivals action at Lorane Townies, Mrs. Marion Grove High school, attend« ’* ■ from Tm -on. Ariz.; Mr and Mrs. No Sharp Increase in Local Wie writl this letter to tell your ■dy. , _ „ field college and spent 'wo y This unique collection of telephones and telephone equipment Ink Caton, Stanley. Landa. Su in mind >lav will start promptly at 6:3( readers what we ha m the army Ix-fore enro Ung . t Taxes Anticipated at P oneer Village in Minden Nebraska, is a reminder that it^vvas san and David of Eugene and Mr. At the present time a high pro pm Each family is asked to tak< the Utah school. Fw mL may or. February 14 1876. that Alexander Graham Bell applied, for a and Mis Herbert Adams. The governor and the state legislature hold the answer portion of the Stamps issued are either a cake or a pie. Coffee and .write to him at Room —. 11,11 not redeemed. This — ♦*“ punch will be served by the P-T( Mr and Mrs. Ralph Monroe of patent on his new instrument in smith- to higher state taxes, either income or property, and it s cost of the hospital. .... ... only of merchandisii These play nights are becoming Portland spent the weekend here Thousands of visitors to Pioneer \ ..lage. located in Dr. and Mrs. H. A Ha- hard to tell at the moment what the county will need, but so the stamp company central Nebraska on U.S Highway 6. have seen this unique exh.bi an anticipated event as a relie! leave Thursday (today* for Por’ ^sitin’ Mr Monroes parents Mr. far as we have been informed we need not exjiect any sharp make the stamps more attractive from the tension of other more land where Dr. Hagen will aH nd and Mrs J D. Monroe, and his alone with 17 000 other items of historical interest to consumers we would require se:.' is games as many of th- " exhibit shows the development of the telephone from the the regular quarterly thi*_ - • > brother Wayne Monroe, and fam- increases in local taxes. that they may hereafter be re teams dress in ridiculous costume- post graduate lectures and < h rues nes ¡J.. first crude mstrumenU down to today s Btreamlmed desk Of the two school districts taking the most tax money, deemed either in cash or mer- and make intentional funny blund hironractors or u*c ,-v,rth- and Mrs. Francis Stearns for chiropractors of the ixoi Included is one of the first automatic dial switchboards (shown at the tax needs of one will be under the budget of last year chandise We ers d inng the games. The public Mrs Hagen will visit friends d and Mrs. Ed Hoover left west. lower left), which was built about 1895. according to an informed source and while no information is them to be redeemed at any store is inv.ted. They expect ............ to re - Sunday morning for a two weeks and relatives. available to the needs of the other district, no big increases which issues them, since mer Fre-nman class of Lorane High turn Sunday evening. i vacation trip to Mexico. and consumers al.ke would school invited the rest of the Mrs John Long returned Sat are anticipated and it's a pretty well established fact that chants benefit if they do not have to be school to a Sweetheart Ball Feb- urday from Seattle where she | IlfKBEKT w. LOMBARD JR. the city will try and hold its expenses to the minimum too, redeemed for limited ■prize" items 16 A good sized crowd at spent two weeks at the home of a SPEAKS FOR BAR ASSN. by mail or at a central depot at tended and saw Darlene Miga- so in this respect the outlook is encouraging. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ana W. Lxwnbard Jr., L’ni- some distant city. and Gary Mitchell crowned Queer Mrs s. van Carl oHvi.vv». Spencer — and made j the versify Herbert .>11 of Oregon law student and To prevent “nuisance" redempt and King. acquaintance of a new grandson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. The Perennial Underdog ions of a few cents, the minimum About 15 members of the Steven Carl Spencer. The baby , ( mb ird this city, spoke before • amount of stamps which a mer class of Lorane Homebuilders „ — It's pretty unfortunate we think that the Cottage Grove chant must redeem would be one The sunshine, palm trees and town Mission church and Coconut was born January 30 and weighed the Lane County Bar Assn at a Christian church Sunday schoo ; high school is in the toughest athletic league of the state, dollar's worth. Stamps must also attended a party in the lOOf- flowers in Florida were indeed Grove mission, both of which m’s- six pounds, nine ounces. Mrs. Spen noon luncheon Tuesday on “Puni is the former Doris Long. tive Damages. Tort and Contract. outside the metropolitan area of Portland, a fact that is have their value in cents or mills hall Saturday evening. Mrs Stan apt.vating and delightful to be s.on churches are being served by cer Willis Childers of Hebo and He was competing in the Oral Hughes family Mr Hughes pretty well known to followers of the high school sports. In printed on their face Since the ley Purdy was in charge of games hold in mid-winter However. Cot the Jess Childers of Tillamook, Mr. being a “ living-link" missionary Case Analysis contests sponsored Grove looked good to Mr the !>1-A league we are forced to compete against communi usual arrangement with the mer Children’ were entertained in tage Mrs Willie Childers of Ken- by the • bar association for law costs him about 3/ of hi» another room. Refreshments Of .nd Mrs Sherwood Smith and Mr. supported by the local Church of and ady Lane were Saturday evening ties ranging from a thousand population to ten times our chant Christ. and Mrs. Bob Beach after a two school students. gross to use - the stamps, . it is vital cake and coffee were served The trained flamingoes in the dinner guests of Mr and Mrs <>:- size, yet there does not seem to be an adequate answer to ------ to him to improve the customer Valentine parties were the mail week business - vacation trip to Ardastra ville Gardens in Nassau pa- v yie Lamb The Childers were the problem at the moment. With exception of a few fortu relationship and bring the max:- t p oi interest at schcol las’ the sunny South. . ri i nine The trip was made in the Beach r.i. i before t»..... visitors amid here from the coast to »ttena _. the lower grades up nate seasons Cottage Grove has occupied the cellar in league mum possible numbers of his pa- weddng of w profusion of hibiscus, bougain trons l>ack into his store. 1 through the sixth had their parties Navion plane, with overnight stops a villaea. crouton, shrimp plant. son Jimmie, who was married to standings. _ ,„„„IJ 4Ve l ne on the way at Phoenix and El passion flowers, We hope your reaaers readers win will agree । at school Thursday afternoon The traveler’s palm. Miss Darla Hogate Sunday after Establishment of a junior high school would parti} that (his »1.1. . is g goo( ennd j business for Ore- <evcnth ^venth an and d eighth graders met Paso. While the Beaches were detain and ■ other exotic flowers and noon at the Methodist church the difficulty we are told, but not all Of It. If by ihar e mstaners and merchants Thursday t nursaay evening evening for on a a party in - Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Strong and William Claude (W. C. • Sheets, we happen to get a coach who can field a team that wins alike Since offering the b.l), we the grange hail with Mrs John ed in Florida on business, the shrubs Fort Charlotte intrigued the Mrs. Strong's mother. Mrs. L. L who operated a general mercan Smiths traveled on via airline to mo« thin it lo«.. . bigger e=" spot built in Strong, returned recently from a more games than it loses, a bigger school is _ Smiths a historic Nassau and visited the Floyd tile store at Disston from 1942 am with k» an r» »-» offer r r r, »• z of , ♦ a o bigger ril CT O XT X* and Q Ft X1 better i W* I I C ^¿4 I I \. ^^41 ev. i is not a a our . om 1 i JT T P Fl * _ early days by the Spaniards. five weeks’ trip to southern ( ali- to 1952. died at Cottage Grove corner salary. So Lil those prohibited. ' This Arthur Barker I »VICS. j»» »»•*-- — —--- was a vis- Hughes family and the Grants- the fornia where they visited Agua complete with moat and draw * hospital Monday, February 18, who write about the high school athletic battles face the task tion. and if some practices * are 7 itor bridge. A large garrison had been Caliente Hotsprings and relatives 1957 at the age of 71. He had - a we believe the system Most of the evening was j devoted of making the boys look good in defeat in fighting an uphill improved, at Dos Palos and Santa Cruz. accommodated there, and relics of been' hospitalized for several days may continue in vogue for those to active games with the exchange the past told of cruelty in the They also visited other places of following a heart attack at his battle. who like it of valentines the last event on the Rat Creek Man Is 1 interest in California and Mex- form of torture chamber and dun The best solution we think is to help the community Senate Bill 29 is. of course, program before refreshments of Wounded in Freak home at Disston. ico. , geon strictly non-partisan, and its cup cakes and punch. Funeral services were held at grow larger, which is not an impossible task. Visitors at the home of Mr. ano See Black Hills Pnssion Plav sponsors are of opposite parties. Mills Mortuarv Wednesday. Feb Only one more Sunday remains Accident Feb. 15 Mrs O W. Blackmore Sunday On the return trip, the Smiths Yours sincerely. 20. at 2:30 p.m Mr Les in the contest between Jasper were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phelps ruary We Demoted Capt. Byron Foster Monroe Sweetland Gordan Robert Groat of Disston and Beaches stopped at Lake of Milan of the Row River Commu Christian church and Lorane Flasher. N. D. Mr Blackmore Wales to enjoy the Black Hills • State Senator Christian church in their attend Route LRat Creek . shot himself passion play in the winter loca is an uncle of Mr. Phelps. Accom nity church officiated. Vault in • In the lunt issue of the Sentinel we inadvertently'dc- Clackamas Co. 1 ance, prepared lessons and invi in a freak accident Fri*;. after tion. The outdoor setting was ef- panying them were Clyde Phelps terment was in Sears cemetery m<tedX_'apt. Byron Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Foster Sam Wilderman Mr. Sheets came to Cottage tations Both groups fell down noon about 1:30 pm when he fective mdeeed with palm trees Jr. and family of Eugene, a son frwn captain to lieutenant. As we have remarked before we 1 Representativ e. Grove from Talent 35 years ago. slightly in attendance thi« week attempted to draw a ">8 cal re making an authentic background of Mr. Phelps Multnomah Co J □yvAral thousand chances to make errors every week member of the leaving Ixirane one point in the volver from a holster, strapped to 7-— Mrs. G. O. Sanden has returned He was a retired hip While standing on the for the stage ^.A caat _^_25O of Locomotive and lead A goal of 150 has been set his aWrasionafiy we have to take advantage of one of these to her home at Medford after a Brotherhood Frònt [irch of th; Groa?home he P^edthis awesome drama > to Engineers and worked in for next Sunday's Sunday School The Editor: openings. At any rate we were pretty busy trying to figure To After at the home of her daugh , Firemen " the ‘it- ir.viver revolver i about 3000 people in the amphi- visit the lumber industry prior to his getting back from our trip attendance Everyone in the com- attempted to pull ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. his hip to theater built by the people of the out heads and tales of the story, which incidently. was taken to Ixing Beach. Calif., where we munity is invited to attend to from the holster on I retirement several years ago He passion Dale McMullin. from another paper and included a photograph. visited our son. Glenn, and fam help Ixirane win the lighted cross shorn at a can and accidently dis- i ’own especially for the passion J. G. Grimes underwent attended the Row River Commu- Mrs. AiK,v,llor surgery last Thursday at a Eu nity church. We are fortunate we think to remain on speaking terms ily. I thought our friends and Members of Jasper CE Youth charged the gun. the ball struck play. overnight stop at Albuquer- i An Mr. Sheets was bom June 18. might like to hear how group were visitors at I-oragx him m the right leg gene hospital for the remov al of 1885 with the Fosters after what has happened in the past be-1 neighbors He was taken to the local hos- । Que. New Mex co made Sunday evening. About 20 young in Missouri and was married we found things down there. a cataract. She is recoving sat pita! where the slug was removed i a visit with 1.16yd Ho.man of cause in the first place they expected us to reproduce the Glenn's wife is making a won ' ;>eople and their leaders attend- at Hornbrook Calif. November isfactorily and will recuperate at Grove, now associate min- picture, which under the conditions, was physically impos derful recovery from the polio ! ed A Bible quiz was won by Jas from his leg. A preliminary exam- I Cottage 1906. to Carol May Terwilli ister in the First Christian church the home of her daughter. Mrs. 24. ger. who survives. Other survivors sible and 4vhich we did not take the trouble to explain and attack she suffered while in the per by a small percentage of one ¡nation revealed there were no of Wayne Monroe, when released that city. are two sons. Sidney T. Sheets of Islands When she ar | point Three teams of two each broken bones. perhaps worst of all we had Mrs. Geo. Foster as the honoree Philippine The route home was over the from the hospital Mr. Grimes is Cottage Grove and Claude A. rived in Ixmg Beach last January from both groups competed. also at the home of his daughter. : Grand Canyon of the Colorado, at a baby shower several years back. In this instance as in she could not feed herself or help U, ne High »chool Sheets of Santa Rosa. Calif.: one • Larry Brice k King Mr and Mrs. E. L. Decker of a never-to-be-forgotten sight from some others, looks like one boner follows another, much to her-elf in any way Now she is visit CYittaw Cv. Mrs. Alice Henneke of the air The deep churns and pin Pinedale. Wyo., former residents daughter, eight grandchildren and able to fe<>d herself and does a Thursday afternoon on a class Of Hearts at UO the chagrin of the editors. nacles of this canyon spread out arrived last week on a business Seattle: rtgh^^re^^^^ndchddren^^^^^ lot of wwik. Sìa.- is »U11 taking field trip And we will admit that it's possible to find j>eople who therapy trip and visited with Mrs. Deck Ifor miles of interesting and gro tn itments and -he hai Lornne school pupils in I Larry T Brice, the son of Mr formations, with varied er’s mother. Mrs. L. L Strong and would tel! vou that we never had anything right. The matter a kit of courage, faith and deteA sixth, seventh and eighth grades and Mrs. Lawrence Brice, 1423 tesque colors and rock formations, light sister, Mrs. Leslie Strong, and of putting out a paper without errors looks easy. Maybe mmation ib get well’ went to Crow Saturday afterno® , ■ Ash avenue. Cottage Grove, was other relatives. shadows. ’ Glenn work» at the North for a plav dav with Applegate crowned King of Hearts for 195. I and you should volunteer and try it some time. Miss Mildred Pease, Portland. But w hen Oregon s Crater Lake American Aviation Inc., the larg school Lorane "A" string volley- at the annual Heart Hop held came into view a blue jewel nest spent a few- days over the week- est aviation company in the world ball ’earn won by a 'fry' the Univereity of led in a background of snow, it end visiting her sisters. Mrs. By Bill Would Abolish Board of Control The plant where he works em margin wlule the B '/’’/¿i1'1! Oregon campus He was chc>?n was Pei ry Guilliams and Mi’s, Law- Ed Hoover the lovliest sight of all. ploys 2200 people. 1200 of which HB 506. introduced in the house of representatives recent King, winning ov. r five other can- rence Barkemeyer. Watch this «pace on the day shift The com- ketball teams lost to Applegate Mrs. E. C. Dye spent the week UTTEM)«- LINC OLN D 44 ly, would abolish the board of control, a part of the state work every week. panv has several other divisions Following ,he ?a7P ^PP^ women who bought tick, to DINNER IN EIGENE end in Portland visiting her three --------------- government which has been in existence for 43 years. W e in that area and employes a total mothers gave both teams refre-h- ^¡rl-a-k-bov danc* Mis« Belle Burkholder attended sisters. Mrs. George Sparling. Mrs. note that Keith Skelton and Richard Eymann, Lane county of 70,000 people, of which 25 r ments of sandwiches, cupcakes and Brice, a sophomore in chemis- the Lincoln Day dinner at Pioneer John Erickson and Mrs. Ruth 1 [winch before Lorane returned Shoes are more than a utility representatives, are among the sponsors of the bill The bill are women. V. received a traditional tub- Park. Eugene. Tuesday evening. Martin. While there a group of The company manufactures a ; bing" from the losing candidates Philip Hitchcock of Portland, prin 20 held a family reunion and cele value an article of good fit and would transfer the functions of the board of control to the lot of things for the defense de- home. The entire Purdy clan and Mr after he was announced as the cipal speaker, gave a talk on Lin brated the birthday anniversaries long wear They 're works of art. governor and certain other agencies In this respect it could partment which is . secret work and Mrs L A Howell attended I winner He is a member of Skull coln his life and times This was of a niece. Mrs. George Davis, and too A tremendous amount of the funeral of Tulsa McKinney in They had just rolled the last of be made pretty much of a political football. and Dagger, sophomore men's hon affair put on by I-a ne county John Erickson at the home of the creative talent goes into a pair of Saturday afternoon Mr. orary. and is president of the an The board of control which was established by legis 61 MM> Sabre jets off the assembly Lebanon Republican groups Hitchcock was Ericksons in Oswego. She also at shoes to bring style-minded Amer McKinney was a brother of Mrs. for the Air Force AFKOTC Sabre oire Command. defeated by I >oug McKay for the tended Stone Tower Seventh-day icans the fashions they want. lation in 1913. is a pretty resfiectable part of our state gov lines Glenn’s work is in the office Stanley Purdy and Mrs L A Republican nomination for U. S. Adventist church Saturday. Mi’s America has become the shoe ernment. The board is composed of the governor, secretary He does general accounting, re Howell. He had been ill for a long RE4 Kt XZ OS K' M- TV Senator in last year s primaries. Dye went to Portland with Mr. fashion center of the world Do ceiving bills, making out bills, pay- time. ’ . „ of state and state treasurer. Pastor Robert Kunz of the Trin- 1 and Mrs. E. C. Jensen, who visited you realize, for example, that each Mrs. Frank Kirchhoff Mr ...... and bills, etc 1»... Just why it needs changing, we never heard. It functions ine They . ity Lutheran church. Cottage KENNETH H I IWMT their daughter, Mrs Merle Castle, year the shoe industry introduces were callers at the R. claim the aircraft industry I of Eugene i Grove, will appear on GUEST Bl YS H AM LE4 R 4N< H a former resident, who had under over 200.000 new shoe styles Each are important. home Sunday to see last year averaged an employment G. Conner BOOK on KVAL-TV. Channel 13 gone surgery in a Portland hos year, tens of millions of dollars Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Law Allen of 800.000 persons making the in Mrs Dora Monday February 25. He will be rence and son Steven, formerly pital. She is recovering satisfact are spent in creating and develop Mrs. H H Cunning- dustry first amonR the nation’s Mr and interviewed in connection with No Job Is a Permanent Institution ing these styles to appeal to the employers according to the Bureau ham of Korbel. Old . are visitor« the Lutheran Evangelism Mission of I»kev iev. have bought the orily. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Teel, former exacting tastes of fashion-con Cathedrals and capítol» endure through the ages. Little of l.abor Statistics. at the home of Mrs Cunningham's to be observed in IK* churches Ralph Hawley ranch at the south residents now of Salem, visited scious Americans. edge of town near the intersection or nothing threatens their existence, short of war or earth We like it down there The 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. W H. Dav- ; throughout Oregon February 24 of here Saturday at the home of Mr. new highway 99 and South 6th and we enjoy- is quakes. But a business firm—any business firm—enjoys no weather was fine The street and have taken possession. and Mrs. John McCall. They at w orst ob- C B Mitchell and Mr. and Mr». I’h”*** MaITh 1 ed the sunshine, comparable security. It d<»esn t have to exist. Mr. I-aw rence is the son of Mrs. tended services Sunday morning Hoover's jection 1 had w as too many people H A Mitchell of Springfield at- Ralph Haw ley who moved recently at First Baptist church. A business—and all its jobs—can go out of existence for and cars. tended the funeral of their . • TWIN <,IKI * iv Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Charles I>ebra and —- — — Darla, .. the seven- . .. from the ranch to a home on Ash Miller the best Christmas e E Humbley, in Portland Mon-, — reasons far less spectacular than wars or disasters. U ho re- We Shoe Store area , ’ — dav ... ..... Mr ......... Humbley was the brother mem’h'-old twin daughters avenue. . , , ,, and two children. .___ . Nancy — harbor ------ - ------ members Sonora phonographs. Chalmers automobiles, Goblin hghts there along the Mr I-awrence a former Lane and Jeffrey, arrived recently from Mrs Charles Cooley of Black Thev had something like Christmas < qf Mrs A M ‘ Brvan - - who now 1 I and Butte route, were "interviewed en’intv man was for 15 years con- Tucson. Ariz., where Miller was soap? They're gone, and all but forgotten. 532 Main St. tree's on boats all in a row out in l lives in a Eugene rest home the Bon Marche program over noe’ed "ith the Eugene Register- stationed at Davis-Monthan Air The only way that any company can stay in business the water A small island. I think Mr and Mrs Martin loe Dav id on Cottage Grove, Oregon KVAL-TV Tuesday The twins Guard as head of national adver- Force base. He is on a 30-day and provide jobs is to get its shaie of the market for the they called it Naples, was all Lee and Miss Dotty Farval of were kfter a few years in Port- leave before shipping '-"it to Kor- born Friday. July 13. They the Also the oil wells were a | Portland spent, Sundav at products it makes. Which means, of course, pleasing the lights are granddaughters of Mr and land at the time of World War u.-, n , ght Some were up high on home of Mr and Mrs. Martin customei Now the average American isn t bom hard to Signal Hill and still pumping oil Jr It was the first chanee the Mrs Joe E. Sarrett and Mr. and II he purchased a printing busi- -------------------------------------------- ness at Lakeview, which he has olease. But with numerous products clamoring for his at and in one place we saw them elder Lees had had to get ac- Mrs. Gus Now ak operated ioi ¡he past eight years. quainted with their new grandson. pumping oil out on the ocean tention. he's got to ignore some of them. Mrs Lawrence is a daughter of Some employees think comj>etition is for executives and \Ve visited too many interesting Mark. Mrs Kathryn Wilkins of Eugene. ATRIBUTE Friends here received news that places down there to mention "Miss Heart Sunday ” salesmen only But no job is safe from competition, and every 4Ve stopped off at San Fran A R Zellar. a former resident job can help win the com¡*etitive battle. cisco on our way home and took now living in Tucson. Artz had \T ( HAMPION MINE TO OUR FLORISTS a bus tour of the City and saw- passed away His funeral was held Clair Hogate of the Ru.iada some most interesting places One Monday aid bracelet. 2 sha ranger station reported that the Mrs Ixirane Whitney and I two large plain of these was Mission Delores id in CG 1 «now measurements at the Cham children of Junction City I «epnt Too Late to Classify gold clover leaf attached unless which was founded in 1776. pion mine m the Bohemia district Flowers, they say, have a message all their the weekend with Mr and Mrs. 4Ve made the trip on the Grey broken loose Reward Ph. col AO MILK cows for sale One measured 38 inches on February the W H Mitchell Caller» at hound and were well pleased They own. If you would understand what they are lect or write, Alsea Hawley. Eu- fresh now and one to freshen ! 14 as compared with 60S inches I have such safe courteous drivers Mitchell home last week were Mr irei Hotel. E saying, visit your favorite florist today. He is middle of March. Ph. 1244J4 on the corresponding period of and all other employees of the and Mrs Lawrence Gibbons and a man who lives with plants and blossoms. j last veaty It has been said, how - company are pleasing people to baby of Myrtle Creek i ever, that we get the required FRKSH FIRST-CALF I SAL E OR TRAI«’ «-<>od । meet As tenderly as a mother cuddles her child, he 1 moisture sooner or later and if calf for «ale Holstei adillac car. run» gocxL iood Manon Asbury nurtures wondrous seeds and slips and brings not the irrigation water may be M Patten, Bx 412. W forth their exquisite beauty Wintertime and city. Ph Summer, he works long, patient hours His m f Robert Goyer 1288R HAY FOR SALE green thumb potters in the good earth, his Call ARTHRITIC. RHEUMATIC VICTIMS Faces Larceny modern hothouse is his fragrance laboratory. Now Offered Falter, longer Lasting PRIBBLE To Mr and Mrs. HOUSE >R RENT 2- BEDRM XING f< IM Mt Dahlias, daisies and daffodils love his tender Paul K Pribble. Dram a son. Leo on Ash with cabin and garag Relief From Deep-Seated Pams Charge Here Today Rav. February 14. 1957 -45. int( touch and respond as if to please him He is St J imis Bridge» PI 116KH (maim* Tablet Hat CANTONWINE To Mr and a scientist, a specialist, a man whose products Robert Gover is being brought tm< respon- Cantonwine. Cot- -writer, old back from Eureka. Calif., today Mrs Richard L can carry any message. We salute his in . and avad FOR SALE Paul Allen, a »on New "Film-Coated tablet is latest 27R3 28-lt( to face a charge of grand larceny an unusua! I $«o Ph genuity and say. "Bouquets to you. Mr Flor tion with the disappear- Iebruary 14. It»« method found. Reduces uric acid. and TH< 1SE 44H<> EXlWaSED nd Mrs Car- ist !" five purses from a teen- ZOSEL To Mr a: Strikes directly at chronic, deep- ot I sympathy and kind-,« a »on. Paul r at the Elk« hall on roll C Zosel. Drain seated pains through blood stream. Foi k Th«- five purses con- 1 Stantey_ February 15 1957 Brings soothing, long-lasting relief. Sponsored in the Public Interest by nd d< nd Mrs. WHITE To Mr. valued Unlike plain tablets, film-ccating Virgil C White. Cottage Grote, $175 avoids toxic effect, and use leas action Varley’s Rexall Drug and far a daughter. Reba Jean. February- DRY OLD GROWTH Tw« in stomach. Pain-relievtng medi and M Hl«k 18 1957 »ate Imrr.< diate de 6th a Main cine is carried to intestines. Absorp ip or the same chi Phone 82 AMI RICA'S Mr DOBSON 1O7OR2 ce chief tion by blood stream starts effective firing •eld. Ed Jones. Arnold F Dobson Cottage G no' IPLETE h aid Wednesday morning The Ju- analgesic action fast All points of y i >R SALI 1 deep-seated pain and stdlneas are enilw were released to the cus- a da-^hter LaVet- Mane F- drill O. M Patt« ruary 19. 1957. ”f" ktnd, of their parents qu.ckly reached Get this new safe Heart Fund 'olunteer who wdl call city I’h 131- - NÉET To Mr md Mrs Ha >iet । Jone« «aid Goyer had attempted compound, called Ar-Pan-Ex, at JR SALI SALE 4 age' to enliM in the army when ap- irr W Neet. dottare Gtxwe. a «o pickup Ph 412. pigs. O. M Patten (VTT ALE «.RUA T PHAR.<AUT 1 Harry Wesley Febi uary 19, 1957 Hp pixtended. city. Ph. 13F2. 637 Mai« _ Sunny South Captivating to Visitors; Oregon, Cottage Grove Best of All Claude bneers uies After Heart Attack ‘FEET FIRST” Hr Salute Our Town!
