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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. OA Fri., Jan. 21, 1955 (ADVERTISEMENT) RELIEF AT LAST FcrYourCOUGU If a common cold left you with a cough that has hung on for days and days act quick. Jt is dangerous to de Jay. Chronic bronchitis may develop. Get a large bottle of Creomulsion and take as directed. Creomulsion soothes raw throat and chest membranes, goes into the bronchial system to help louden and expel germy phlegm, mildly re laxes systemic tension and aids nature fight the cause of irritation. Use CreomuUioo and get wonderful relief at last. Creomulsion is guaranteed to please you or druggist refunds money. CREOMULSION Pilims Covtht, Cheit Cold. AcuU Bronchitis Grove Riding Club Purchases Tract; I Plans Use by Non-Profit Groups s V P p I. 1 E s bows 9 Annans QVIVF.nS TARGETS Molt Complex Lin. In Central Oregoi Sweetland Product 2441 llllyard St. 5 0928 1 - yj COTTAGE GROVE Final ne gotiations lor purchase of 41 acres of land, a mile and a half south of Cottage Grove, including the rodeo grounds, were complet ed last Tuesday by the board of directors of Cttage Grove Rid ing Club and Mrs. Hatlie Sharp, from whom the club has been renting the grounds. The con tract signing and presentation of the down payment took place Friday. Purchase price for the 41 acres was $18,000, with a down pay ment of $5,000, with 10 years to pay the balance. Future plans for the Riding Club include a home for the South Lane County Fair Board 4-It Club, Future Farmers of America and other non-profit or ganizations. "The Riding Club will do its best to cooperate with other Lane County non-profit or ganizations to make a better county," said John Wells, clerk of the board of directors. Plans were discussed Tuesday for the forthcoming annual pro fessional rodeo in midsummer. A definite date for the rodeo is to be announced. Lewis Caldwell was elected treasurer of the board. Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. Ed Pycatt and Mrs. James Shepherd were appointed as the new publicity committee. The committee in charge of the Amateur Talent Show also met with the group. The Show, an old-time box social, will be at . Dorena Grange Hall Friday, Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. The show is open to anyone up to 18 years old, with any type So smooth it leaves you breathless S mirnoff amziest name VODKA aO proof Mideftom 1 00 grain ncuiril ipiiiu Su. Piet-rc Smirnoff Pit- Inc.Hinfofd.Conn. BEWARE IMITATIONS MBfeJ tflW iff Educators At Conference The winter conference of the Oregon Assn. of Secondary School Principals opened Friday at the Erb Memorial Bldg. at the University of Oregon. The two-day conference ends Saturday. Speakers are J. G. Umstattd, professor of education at the University of Texas; and Paul B. Jacobson, dean of the University of Oregon school of education. Jacobson will discuss current ed ucational problems, and the Tex an will talk on an appraisal of the secondary school. Rex Putnam, superintendent of the state department of edu cation, is another guest speaker. Social functions include a crab feed set for Friday night at Eu gene High. Later the educators will attend the Orcgon-OSC bas ketball game at McArthur Court. Principals from junior high schools and high schools of the state are attending. O. Meredith Wilson, president of the U of O, was scheduled to give the wel coming address. Presiding is Cliff Skinner, president of the OEA Secondary School Principals. of talent accepted. Prizes, to be furnished by the Riding Club, will be $10 for first prize, $6 for second prize and $4 for third prize. Anyone interested in register ing for the Show is askeM to call 515-R, 411-J-3, 1222-J-2, 972R-4. Early entries will be appreciated by the club. Judges will be selected from the community. Committee in charge of thd Show is Orville White, Mrs. Ray mond Powers, Mrs. Pyeatt and Mr. Mosby. The public is invited to at tend the event. Admission will be by a box for the box social. Next regular meeting of the club will be at the clubhouse Tuesday. It will be a potluck din ner at 7 p.m. with business meeting to follow at 8 p.m. IOOK FOR THE HAPPY lTTtf DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE at LYONS TONIGHT P """"on ly j J t 'tu yii!..jiiw.l,iiM,j.yt mum mamn-iMi i Car Hits Pole, Driver Injured A Eugene man was shaken up Thursday evening when his car went out of control in Glcnwood and crashed into a power pole. Charles Ernest Head, 35, of 318 Knoop Lane, was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital for a checkup and treatment for shock, and then re leased. He told stale police that he was eastbound and that he braked the car at Springfield junction to avoid another auto. His front wheels went out of control when they ran onto the "jiggle bars" at the intersection throwing the 1954 hardtop into the pole. All lights in the intersection were put out of order and a Eu gene Water and Electric aoaru crew had to repair the damage. State police said they are con tinuing their investigation. Trapp Files Reply to Suit Joel D. Trapp, a Eugene busi ness man is being sued by his partner for "wrongful dissolution of partnership," has filed an ans wer in circuit court denying ail major allegations of a complaint filed against Trapp last Decem ber. Trapp's partner, John C. Nich ols Jr., is asking $5,000 general damages, alleging Trapp "wrong fully dissolved" a partnership the two men had for operating Joel's Star Loan and Jewelry at 575 Willamette St. Trapp stated in his answer that Nichols has failed to pay one-half of the costs of constructing the one-story building which houses the business, although there have been "frequent requests" for pay ment. The answer asked the court to deny Nichols' request for dam ages against the defendant. Office Evacuated TOKYO w The U. S. Army evacuated its downtown Tokyo headquarters Friday when a tank containing poisonous chlorine gas sprang a leak and flooded the building. The Army said there were no serious injuries. All. New for '55 Beautiful Mahogany Finish Cabinet Powerful Advance Cascode Chassis with dependable "Printed Circuit" Full fidelity FM sound system Built-in aerial NOTICE: Many More Admiral Television Sets all at Special Low Prices during Lyons . JANUARY T-V SALE! Table TV Sets - only $14995 Be lure to shop Lyons before you buy T-V and Save! FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION! NO MONEY DOWN! PRESTO -LOGS 16 for $1 nay or Night JOHNSON FUEL CO. 545 Charnclton Ph. 4 7211 Elks to Hold Dental Party Eugene Elks will have their an nual Dental Clinic Party and Dance Saturday. Each year the lodge holds the affair for the sole purpose of raising funds for the support of the lodge's dental clinic. Doors will open at the temple at noon. A Dutch lunch will be served. Dancing will begin at 9:30 p.m. There will be two or chestras Ted Charles in the Planter Room and Freddie Yahn in the main ballroom. All Elks in the area are in vited. The dental clinic, at 20th Ave. and Oak St., is operated for the benefit of needy children. A num ber of local dentists donate their time and the Elks pay the cost of supplies and equipment. Musical Planned HOLLYWOOD IB Gloria Swanson, the 56-year-old grand mother who rose to stardom in the Silent films and staged a comeback in "Sunset Boulevard" in 1949, now plans a musical ver sion of that movie on Broadway. Richard Shapely and Richard Hughes are writing the musical score, a friend of the actress said. 6 ring 1st liylliui Diamond Ensemble liv Skeie's There's perfection In every Skeie's diamond . . . they express the spirit of loveliness In drsign blended to a superb sense of harmony in this matching diamond engagement and wedding ring set. 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