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Jl Morning Register Lane County News
MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, QUE., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1926
services will be hM lit th evening-
meeting. 'Jteverend mom aald he
did not know exactly -how many
would become affiliated with the
church as a mult of the meeting.
SCOUTS FINISH TESTS
FOVR PASS! KXAMIXATION'S AT
SI'IUXGKIF.I.D
ITt.el.ter Tn Cfluntr 8teelal 1 ,
SPRINOFIKI.n, Ore.. Feb. SO.
Four -more scout a of Srrtnrflold
T.lon troop 1 of Fov Scout have
completed their "tenderfoot ' teats,
Scoutmaster W. P. Tyaou aunoilho.
efl: This completes the full troop
membership, he said. '
.Those who nasaed the testa thta
week are Clinton Sldwell,' Ixm Mnn-
warlnK. Norvnl . Foss and Billy
Knox. . -
FREE TEXTBOOKS ASKED
O. A. HOWARD SPEAKER AT
x'mh SI'RINGFIEliD MEETING
Jloro Economical MoUmhI Wanted
,'? for BBprayliur; Material to
-, ,. Papua in Oregon "
t" .
""" ttterttler lame Coontr Speelal
SPSUJOFIELD.-Or., .Th, 0.
Th.ue of "public"
-'the achoola of the atate la favorable
eft-, A.? Howard.) of Marshfleld
'Candidate; for the of fife of atate
superintendent for .numio '. instruc
tion. -who addresses- the I'arent.
Teacher association here yesterday.
" : . Publlo. textbooks. whU they
would add allKhtly to the tax levies
, throughout the atate, would in the
long run bo much cheaper, than
1 tut book a tinder the' present aya
tom. In the opinion of Mr. Howard,
who also advooated. -according to
',.J0,-T."A. offlolauv that rthetetat
ip'rint .the books, r , .: IJ'
. Under the! plan advanced-nt .the
: meeting, all text book a now in use
In the publlo- sohoote of Oregon,
would revert to tne state. - An ar
gument that Is' constantly brought
against the proposition that pub
" llo textbooks would be Insanitary,
la said by P.-T. A. officials to be
without grounds." A system of reg
tflfcar ruenUrailon. of 'School Veorna
would -De arrangea, wnereoy me
J spread of any disease germ would
t. checked. The - use. of public
' textbooks In schools. Is held to be
no-more Insanltary-than the Use of
library books usder 'the' present
. system, 7 f
1 Thirty-five hundred dollars was
if thesumireallsed-fronv-the; saW of
' Jutnlrn .In Hi-lnvft lrf Intf-VMr MP.
cording to a report made :by Mrs.
If Fishes, who . investigated for' the
A f',-1. A.i Between U0 and $1200
i (was believed to have been-spent-for
J textbooks In Eugene by Springfield
residents. -If this (expense can-be
, out,' It will mean a big saving for
t the people of lhlsitown. . ". '
, c la -connection with the report. It
was stated that Ust .year the cost of
pe rating- the schools -was 178
-SI0.9& Ar an averaa-s-'dAilv exnense
Bf I4J4.50 daring the -school year.Jchuk. Sixth and K streets. ' died
This year the ! expense- will- be ."this morning at te family home
jrreater.. as .the district has con-j The Branstetter chapel in Eugene
structea ,tne new iiriuara -school,
X and -added
staff.
the Joker club at her home Fri
day evening. Jylra. Mervllle Veatch
and Mrs. lieo, Know lea ware addi
tional guests. Urlilge waa the di
version for the evening.
oa; Ucrnsca lssuc.1 ,
In.et.ter t-nn- County Se-Ul
SPRING ELD. Ore... Feb. SO.
Forty licenses have been Issued to
Springfield dog owners Blnre the
UriVO lO collect ung IirtMlso H1'
gnn. announced It. W. Smith, City
recorder, today. Of the 150 esti
mated dog owners. 100 so far have
failed to roninlv with the city or-
dinnnce revitlatlng the ownership
of dogs. Several dogs whose own
era have been nellgent In the mat.
ter. have been hnmunely dlspoted
of. Mr. Smith Md.' Soin owners
whose dog licenses do not' expire
until loter in. ine year wwi nov pa
checked up at this time.
JUNCTION ; LODGE .VISITS
SI.XY tVFtF.iiO MKICTWQ tlKIiP
AT tlAKlvlUK,
tttellr l.sne County Spci'UI)
OAKH11K1N. Ore, Pub. Iv--The
visiting cointptltee .of - the Inline
("oulitv Odd Follows naoclntlon of
Junction City waa-present nt-tlie
iiieeting of (ho locul lydge, TllUla
The second degree work was
conferred -,on,'fur vicantlilntea.
They' were 4"luudo Crov. pf 5tnc
(lon City and three local men, C.
Wntaon, Itoy ltynmn and W. O.
lauat.
A special aoclnl evening. vna en-
Joyed after .which refreshments
were served. . Those coming rrom
Junction City were: 0. LUai'lug.
Victor C. lvie, Claude -Crow, Al
bert ljirnon. Kmoat Millar, Ueuige
Chebalt. .
Smith Family -Rccorcruvr
TItrIer T.ne Cennty 9lectal)
SPKINGFIEr-P. Ore.. Feb. 50.
Two members of the Ben Pmlth
family, who reside on Firth street.
nre reported to be able to be up
after suffering from lnfluenta. AH
si members of the family wero
confined to thelt beds' at the mmc
time. Tr. Pollard, cltv phvstelan.
reported. Tie said that while there
are a number of chse9 In Spring
field, the situation Is not .serious.
Mnrgnrrt Hyrnchuk Dies
tRfsttr- (.an Couatr .SaeclaO
SPRINGFIELD. Ore.. Feb. 80.
Margaret Hvrnchuk. slx.vear.old
BIO.!, or an average daily expense daughter of lr. and Mrs. jKyrn-
mor tMcbers -to the
.HOLDS '.SALE
A.
PROGRAM TO--RAISE
FUNDS
ORITXIt TJKDER WATT "v i
Ji " rV'-.r ' T j
V t (Rerlatef Lane County Special)
SPRING Fl ElfDt-Orei, 'Feb.'-20. '
, The Parenr-Teaeher association to
Hay conducted a cooked-food sale. i
,. as-part of a program to-'rais f onds
to carry on the.work of euppiylng
" apeclsl lunches ot milk and graham
firaekera, -vt " - -
: , Mra.- Paul Brattaln, president pf
' he association, reported that a not
yleeabie improvement- In the health
A of the children under treatment had
- resulted. -iv . -i- '
I, : -'A combined patriotic and health
i program-is. being arranged by the
association to- be. -given r Mqpday
evening, . speakers num ur. i.
' W, Pollard. - who will speak en
rj'''Hes4th,'.-.and R, U. Moore," of Eu-
S gene, who Will give a patriotic ad-'drefls.-.
Olna clliba of the itlnlorarid
f, 'senior "high schools will 'present
4 numbers. : The final feature oi xne
? program will be a 'commnntty
'alng-'r .The meeting will be at the,
. high school nnditijrium.' ". '
; 50p CLUB ENfEBTAlNED
wui announce funeral arrange,
ments. ' Death followed an attack
of pneumonia. '
MB. AND MRS. I. D. T.Alt ryyat
"INVZTB MEMBEK8
7 OtegUrtar I,aae County 8paclal)
SPiUNOFIELD. Ore., Feb. 20.
Vr and Jlra. L D. Larimer enter--ainedr4he
Five Hundred club at
Ibelr -home . last . evenine. Four
tables were occupied. Refreshments
were served to the following mem
bers and guests;.' :'
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adrian, Mr.
and MracJ-, A. BeaVey, Mr. and
Mrs, F. A. DePue, Mrs. Grace Rob
erta, 5Velby Steven's,' Elza button,
Mr. and Mrs. A.- 3. Perking-and
Me. and Mrs.Xarimer." - ' ; y
' '.-Special guests were Sr. and Mrs.
W. C. Rebhan, Mr.: and Mrs. J.' B.
Scott of Salem, and Miss Crystal;
jpryan, rrom aionmouin.
BANKS TO CLOSE MONDAY-
SPRCJGFIEU -r TO OBSERVE
'PARTIAIj HOI4DAT p f? ' i
. (Register Lane -Count? Special)
SPRLNQFIELD. Ore. Feb." BO.
Springfield will observe Wash in g-'
ton'a 'birthday, Monday, by theajioa
i log of'baaka ana schbois. '.The post
, office-will observe the legal Jioll-
iday, and the city -hall will be closed
-part of the day; at least, according
ta.Pslillm W. Hmlrh mitv PMtnnlM
y TJie GlrlsV league ls arranging a
i. program of an 'hour and a -haiMor
Ihe high sohool, to begin at -
. a o'clock, after . which- the students
wlU'e diemissed for the rest of
""tlie day."" The Junior high school
' -nrlll also give a- short 'program,
ef after which .school will be closed
s until Tuesday morning.') . i-'t".
; ... ': ' -j .
I jCHILDERS WILL REACK
ii JtEV. MB,
',!", FOK fcVI
Y ". .(Register Lane County gpeolal) -h
-, SPRINGFIELD, Ore., Feb. St.
f Hey. S. B. ,Chlldrs, pastor Of the
.was ill .-with' Influenza and unable.
iio ut;cujjr ii in iiuyii. 'itun. Dunuari
will preach at 11 o'clock tomorrow
A anornliig. Rev. Abe' Bennett, field
i renresentatlve for the Eugene Bible'
7 'university,. will have charge Of the
h ' ofenlng aervlce at 7: JO p. m. ' .
1 " ."George McAlister, assistant pas-
fj tbr," had charge of the morning
I service last Sunday, ana trot. El
mr Patterson of the E; B. U. spoke
5 'In the evening.;..'. ' r- ...;.v'
t FIDELITY IS SUBJECT;
BAPTIST" MEB1TINGS TO END
SPRINGFIELD PERSONA1VS
'vrtRexisir -'Lane Couaty-Special)
SPRING Fl EI.D. Ore,, -Feb. iO.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Taylor were
In . troth Thurston to spend a few
hours today. - -r.-. -
' Mr. Burley Williams apent a few1
Charles 11 Grant waa ' In from'
Vlda. " ' '' '
'' Mr. Charles Grant vi. In from
Thurston part of the day today.
r. ana irs. -ipcon were tn
Springfield from . Marcola, ' ' shop
ping today.. " 1 - -"
Amoag thg visitors who called
In Springfield from Tbjirston to
day .were Mr.' and Mrs. R. Weaver, i
.' - Mrs. ' Ronald- Roberts is at her ;
home in Douglas Gardens, con
valescing from' an attack of in
fluenza.. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Scott of
Salem are spending a few days at
the W. H. ' Adrian - home. Mr.
Adrian ,1s a daughter of the Sc'ot'ta.
. Miss Crystal Bryan arrived yes
terday from -Monmouth to spend a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Grace
Roberta. Miss Bryan is a student
at the Oregon normal school. She
will 'return to Monmouth Monday
evening. '.-'
- Mrs. A. J. Perkins left f this
morning to spend a few days with
friends 'in Marshfield.
. Mrs. Georgia Grlffis la reported
to be recovering from a severe at-,
tack of influenza.
Among the visitors from Camp'
Creek were M. J. Chase 'and' Neia
Gossler. ' - ' .
Chester Wallace was among the
visitor to Springfield from Jasper
tnriftv. v .". .- -
Another , Jasper resident In
Springfield today was Jim Aubrey.
R. D. Ronnie -paid Springfield a
business visit from Thurston ' to
day. - '
' -R. P. Laird, ncomlnent dairvman
from tie Jasoer ' district, visited
Springfield on business today.'
vnru uansen ot rnurston waa
among the out-of-town visitors In
Springfield today. Mr. Hansen Is
. .well-known farmer in. the Thurs
ton region. . .
r-Earle ' H. -Cobb came to Spring
field- from Jasper today, where he
viaitea ue oiace of a local phy
sician. - . '!'
'. The baby of Mr. and Mrs. P. T.
Roush is reported aulte ill with in
fluenza, - -
galled fa 8pririrfield today.' T
' ' Mrs. Ed It. Eaton of Eandax vis.
4ted the office of a local physician
ioaay. one win return to her home
Sunday. -" .
Mrs. C. W. Doty underwent an
operation at' a Eugene hospital to
day. -She Is under 'the care of a
ilpdal physician. ' , ' ; ' g
.SJOBE INTEREST l SOLD
MARKSBTJRK SOLE OWNER OF.
COTTAGE: GHOVB FIRM.
BENNETT COMING
fcVEAXVG SERVICE. ,
I
ft
L, (Rerlstar tana Couaky Special)
'' SPRINGFIEIjD, Or, Feb. J0.
t- Evangelist '-O.'" O." Laughlin, - of
Portland; ho -has been conducting
a series of meetings at the Baptist
church' here, will have as bis sub
. Jeot at the morning service, "Fldol.
: lljf-to a Trust,"' "Saved forthe
Sake of Another," will be the toplo
at the evening ervlco,'7:0 p. m.
Tomorrow's meetings wilt con
w elude the revival series.-Baptismal
MERIT BADGES GIVEN
OAKlUIKiK BOY hCOl'TS HOI.l)
COI HT )F HONOR
' (RealKter lna Cuunty Special)
OAKRllltlK, Ore., Feb. 16. The
court ot honor ot the locul Boy
Scouts met Monday night. Prentk'e
leant wus advanced from a- tender
foot to the rank of .a second class
scout.
Merit badges were. awarded to
the following:
Clarence Bates, swimming and
bird study: Britan Aah, ugrlculture,
cooking und safety first; Clnrem-e
Janes,- personal . health, swimming
and carpentry.
atoll. Members are naked to brine
aa rorrealimeiiia either douglimua,
popcorn or apples,
' Mrs. Iterthii Fox went to visit toi
a week with relatives In Washing
ton, ami her niece, Mrs. l.ulu Ale
EveiB returned wilt her fvr a visit.
Mia. A. T. (hoot returned to her
homa Suiulny evening, from Kuitoud
where sne nun been ante ifrlitn
at the homo of her daughter, Mrs
William Conn. Her llttlo graml-
iliiughei' Evelyn Conn hna been very
xlrk and alio was holiiur cure for
Tier.
.CliKAR Ix.KK PKSt)XAI,S
' (Register lUne Counlr HpeciAl)
Cf.EAR LAKE. Ore.. Feb. 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Ever und son Koy
ot Elm Ira visited at tbe Purkereon
home Sunday. Afterwards all at
tended the Snnta Clara church.
Tom Fisher was a business cul
ler at tho Purkerson homo Tues
day. ' '
Ben Mulkey and .wife nnd Miss
Maud Itnyburn pf Eugene visited
Mrs. Eurkerson -Friday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Peterson were shop
pers at tbe county seat Saturday.
DORF.NA PF.HSONALR
(Resleler lAnteCbUMy SpoelsJ)
1KHENA. Ore.. Feb. 1. Mr.
and Mrs. Emit Kirk and children
ejpent Sunday at the Miles Wick's
Home In t.ugene. -
Miss 'Kilun Matuscn was a Sat
urday shopper in Cottage Grove.'
Phillip- Mosby of the -Bohemia
Lumbor company spent Sunday at
home here. '.
Wayne Kirk spent the week-end
at the Ben Pitcher home at Dlsston.
Bert Williams who has been vis
iting his family here since tbe holi
days returned to his work at Ver
nonla Thursday.
(llarence Peterson was In Cot
tage Grove Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. U. Klrtt and
Everett Holstrom visited Sunday
with Everett's mother. Mrs. Merle
Holstrom of Marcola.'
Albert Paauette and family wero
in ' Cottage Grove Saturday. -
The Cottage Grove Agriculture
basketball team again met defeat
at the hands of the- Dorena high
achool team Wednesday night.- The.
score was 11-3 6. 1 . .-
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jennings Were
Saturday, callers In Cottage Grove.
: IRVING PIUtSONALS '
tReslsiar -lae Ooanly Saeelal)
IRVING. Ore.. Feb, 16. A crew
of about 13 or 11 men met last
Friday at the school for tbe pur
pose 1 or raising tne roof or the
school play shed, which was blown
down In the recent wind storm.
Irving Grange meets Friday eve.
nlng. February It, in regular ses
. honna i'i:itM)Ai,h- .
(IteaUier ine 1,'viuiily, tUwlal)
. Gaorg Cninu lunile a trip to Ku
geno rev-anlly to visit lils-.brutliar
who is In the honpltal.
Mrs, John llnmmltt and daughter
Mrguiia of euiiita t'lara visited at
the l.ee Heuvey home Haturday.
Mr. lleinliick, wluute home
burned some time ago, wus pain,
fully burned while cleaning (he
holler ut the Barker mill, lie la
still in tne hospital. -
Tint ladles' Helping Imnd club
had recently vjaltml the hotile of
Mia. Joint Itolieilson of ' Mabel
Their next meeting will bo with
Mrs. Will rleavvy Thursday. . Fell.
ruary IS, In the nriernuon.
Air. mid Mrs, Koy Temple of
Oaki'lilge spent the. week-end vl-
iiing wun air. 'Temple'- parent s
here. '
Several people from here at
tended the 'dedication of the new
Uglilhotise temple In F.ugono Suu
,duy afternoon.
Mrs. Hilda Wllmont visited her
little hoy. Orvul and Mrs. Harney
Parker Thursday. .
Mis Kiln Hnyden vtslted her sis
l'.T' M.-'M"I'1 Conley Thursday.
Miss Hayden was on her way to
Cllfornlu.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick l-lnslcy visited
Mrs. Unsley's narenls, Mr. and Mrs.
IJuvld Stephens on Camp creek
bttmluy.
Tho Sunday achool decided to
meet early .text Sunday u that the
people might go to Varnoll to at
tend the special church services
there nt ii o'clock and the basket
dinner nt noon.
Sir. and Mrs. Tqwell ihot'orod to
Eugene .Monday.
VIrk llnmmltt mii,l '
trio to Eugene Sjiturduy
Mr and Mrs. Itolllo Morris went
v?.t,Mr"!'COl,ft T"Jy evening to
visit friends.
Mrs. 11. C. llanaeti lW'CWXOrc'0XX
pilae and Mis. ,log- ,4.-, t -,.4 ,..-,--t '-a t-
SANTA ( I.AUA XF.WS
(Haliter Lane County Special)
SANTA CI.AKA. Ore' lVb iO
T, J'T"! co,""y convention of
the Christian church held at Santa
t.lura last Thursday was n decided
suceeas A good crowd was as
sembled at nn early hour. Splendid
spenkors. a bountiful dinner and
supper were served In the buso
men! of the church. Young peo
ple had chhrgn uf evening service
which were well attended.
Arthur Shnfner had the misfor
tune to have Ills hand badly lac
erated while he and some other
boys were trying to hold a car.
.ir.venox city news
(!!'ter Lne County Special)
JUNCTION CITY. Ore.. Vnh
Profemor English, with four atu.
aenia or me high achool. are spend
ing the week-end at Corvallls at
tending the exposition put on at
O. A. C Vardell Nelson. Loyd
Fvans. Mary Wilde and Evelyn
Shields are the students attending.
The schools will have a holiday
Monday after an hour and a half
program given In the morning.
Mrs. Merle Sutton Is spending
the week-end In Corvallls. where
Mr. Sutton Is a student at O. A. C.
The funeral ot Win, Harp, who
missed Atvnv nt fh Vn..,,. kn.nit.i
TThursdiiy morning, will bo held
rrom Miller's cbnpol Sunday aftor
noon at f'.xo. Hev. Nankevllle of
the Christian church, will officiate,
with the Odil Fellows In charge at
the cemetery.
The Danish Brotherhood had a
fine time at their lis!! on Wednes
day evening, when tlrey met for a
social time. "Progressive 600' waa
plnyed. Willi
winning first
vitson the consolation, la
The Kpnpitli l.eii!iio Is making
plans for a cafeteria supper Mull. V
day evening, beginning at five. Jj,
j, 1'.'. Murphy has muvod his cj
real estate 01 lira (rout tho rear ut, $
l.cilnkky s drug store to tho build-(SI
lug Just aolitli of Ilia City tueal S
niuikei, I A
Mrs, t'l'ls Peterson was fulled lo'w
I'orllatid Wi'diiesduy to cure fur a A
rrlend who la very III, iS
MJ ,-Flnreni'o Mnurhead lias re. 'o
Ulniud iioni spending the winter. W
m I'epver with her mint. W
W. 11, rUlH'kratll has be.un th. K
the sciangn recently purchusad on
the llarrlaliurg road Juat uutsldo
of the city lliulta.
IU.ACIH.V 1'EHSONAIiM
IHiUler t.ene Ootinlr SrevUl)
tu.ACiii,Y. Om.. Feb. 10. Mrs.
llllllima nud IS. O, 1'uai ntiumleil 5
the funeral of Murtuu llauauii ut iS
r'raiiklln Sitmlay. . ,V
Mrs. K. O. Post uml aon, Mlsa'S
tlllve Mead, Alias Itheu Koliliiaun, tS
Uuss 'laylur ami Earl Myota want 0
10 llosli.m Suiuluy lu visit Mia. fi
Karl Lund. - IS
.Mrs. I, Hlaytcr und son Robert A
v.'erti husluess visitor .In Kugenw O
Muiulay urternoini.
r. a. iiiivkalt. (leorgo Worth. i:
.l,'. t V
.. v.. -ni. nil uuri 1
llUtton mid
..11.UUW visitors 111 Hugviionei
'luesday, 1 Si
.Mia. K. O. Post spent Tuesday M
afternoon with Mrs. W. II. HUiohly. X
Flnvd Ullllliva went lii I ..1.,. X
Thuiialnv to tmlt at the hum of
ortHiier. 111a Druthers family
la suffering n ring uf Illness.
Mr. C. M. Hulbiiit culled on
Mrs. (leorne Wiirihlngion and
.Mrs. Mnrsuret lillllliua Thureiliie
afternoon.
Mrs. Charley Slnvter and daiiirli.
tor apent Thurwluy afternoon with.1!
.11 rs. r . ic. Aiy.trs.
Mrs. Ann til Ilium left Saturday
morning for Junction City to visit
rvmuivs mi-re iur n rew uuya.
lloiiert Sliiytor, Averllt It net and
I
1
IS
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(Continued a page T. column
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CAM. Ktin lllll.s .J
. The t runt Cr of the Flnrt TtnnlUl'ft
church ask ror bids for the small H
house on the North aide of (he lot IS
at the N. W. corner of Ninth ami d
High, known as the Booth lot. Also V
blda on the barn and ahed on the S
back of lot. Hlila must be In by ft
tho 8th of February. The True- fl
teea reserve the rla-ht to a-nt np.'J
reject all blda. For further Informa
tion sco at. it. Harlow or W. 8.
Plank. i-M-l
CUTICURA HEALS
jlASH0N BODY
Clothing Irritated the Erup
tions. Lost Rest at Night.
" My whole body broke out In a
rash. My clothing irritated the
eruptions, and 1 lost my rest at
nigni Decsuae 01 tne Irritation. I
uaed many remedies but nothing
helped me until I beaan ualnr Cull.
cure Soap and Ointment. After
utlnp them abort tima I could sea
an Improvement, and In about
thirty days 1 was completely
healed." (Signed)- O, S. Klispel-
..1.1. f 1 1,.,.
, inuuijf, iuaao, . .....
Keep your skin clear by oalng
Cuftcura Soap, Ointment and Tal
cum for dally toilet purposes. Touch
pimples end itching, if any, with
Cutlcura Olnuneut, bathe with Call-
curs Sosp and hot water. Cutlcurs
Talcum Is unexcelled In purity.
seee. OlanMISandlSf. TeteaaiKt nU
Sis' lOerito Dart. s. auaa. aUea
tataV Cwjara Sbaeias Slick ate.
' (Register Lane County Special) '''
! COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., Feb,
20. leorgo Marksbury has nur.
chased A.' W. Melliwell's interest in
the 'firm of Helliwell and Marks
burv and will contimm to nndiif.t
tne business' under the 'name of
the MarkBbiiry store. Mr. Helliwell
has been a partner in the store for
seven years and was employed a
a cierK live years oerore that, at
has not announced bis f utare plans
a yet. - -' "'" - -.. ' ' ; -
COTTAGE GROVE PEIfcSONAIS
rj' '(Heglirter Lane 'County Special) ''''
1 .COTTAGE GBOVE, Ore., Feb.
20. Mri'Li E, Mltchenoe Is here
from 'Camas,' Washington, spend
ing a few days with Mr. Mltchenoe.
Mr! and Mrs. Jack Callahan and
sons,' -Bobble and Jack, of P6rU
land, are -week-end guests at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Ga
routte. Mrs-' Callahan and Mrs,
Garoutte are sisters. '' '" '
Geo. W. Swltiehart returned to
his home at Black Butte today af
ter spending several -weeks at. a
sanitarium on the upper McKenzie,
'ine losing side for membership
In the auxiliary of the American
Legion, which was headed, by Mrs.
June Bennett, will entertain the
winners with a six o'clock dinner
In the legion hall Monday night. ;
Mrs. C, E. Frost, wli'o, Is con
fined to her home with a severe
attack of grippe, Is reported slight
ly Improved today, , -".. ., '
A special patrlotlo program wilt
be-given Monday , mornlnv in th
school auditorium In honor of Wash.
ingion a oinnuay. The school will
be dismissed at the cloa of the
program. . ' -
t Mrs, T. C. Wheeler -entertained J
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Citt Bra. of Portland,' Oregon, who grew up in the market trade, ,
have built up a national reputation for highest quality-vegetable seed.'
TWENTY-FOUR years ago, Ray W. mad Edward, K Gill, two young men who hadgrown tip 1a
th market garden business, were supplying a varied ling of vegetables to rotfta of over M
socery'stpres in Portland: They won a reputation for highest quality produce. '
For several year the 0(11' Brothers crew and developed special strains of sweety corn, csbbsf,
beans, pumpkins, beets, tematon, etc. Their business thrived. A few-years laterthey decided to
grow acclimsted reg ettbje seeds not only for their own use but for sale. ' .
'""Th. first year these special varieties were described in small circular. Todaythe GiUBrothart '
end out one of he largest, catalog issues of any seed house la tile Pacific Nofthwest.
'' Todav. after many years of research snd eioerlmentstlon. ' ' '
they are still growing and developing special strains on their .
' farm, specializing in market garden seed snd at present sup
plying over a thousand market gardens up and down the coast.
' These' men keep In eonatant eeraonnl tonrh with ' market
vardenera, leara their aaeda sense their raejalrementa and
- rnr a geaslse aerele tu. the trade. They ate eesataatly
alert, tsoking for aaw ssd teller varieties.
Their boalneae haa had hheaomeaal Inereaae la the seat
Kw yes re. . It Uvea an grotra en repeat ordeve. Snceeaa la Sse.''
ha aMall meaaiMW to the faet thnt small orSera sr aiven the
earefal jitteatloa as 'large onea aaa.au are uuea wna
aha same hlah-analltr. aeads...
nellerlna that their gartaweaters ateffa, aeelleaataa ae4
will alva apleadld aatlefaetlaa, and wlahlna to make permanent
gtnaeetletia with all aeed ueera, whether large or anaall. Ulll
rathara will he pleased -tn reeelva a trial order ffom jnm
Pasally see 4 ocdera will vaewlve the aarna eoajllr ot see iaat
laselal ta market sisrataaara.. , j 1
en for 1SZ0 Calalos
. Juat Off th Haass
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nlontavilli Station :
P0BTLANP, ORE.'
ttnTKi Grower f Dnhllkgi
Went of thm MUiai4P9l
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gor ThlaTi
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Trial Colleerlea
lae-fltae Paeib.
eta Worth SUS
GILL BK08.
spwciaIj rritAint '
Darelope After Years .
aT Paraaaal Work
Mespi-nea
frat, Chantanay.. '2o.
vidskt. vreww
r,raii Head lKa)
'teat Corn. Golden.. ,
Early Market ...184
rWeat Cars, Karly .
Market v..t04
Iwaet Cera. Im-.
vroved Ooldn.
Bantam 101
'"Be" rt riOl
neetKar'lT'Mndel.'.loS
a-anraun, urange
Winter Luxury. ..10
Salaaeh,. Mammoth
, Market. ... . . ... . 10a)
1 Sanaeh, Ooloen D- ,
1 ' llolous .aog)
" Teesate. , hill's e-
. leoted ffiarllana.,15
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Try this ewlfeetlon, a It
. will alee you a Mea
ana Bee atk
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Girls Hats
New arrhnl for spring In child
ren' ulna smart lints. Very
clever patient lu the very luteal
atylra for glrla t
$1.49 to $149.
George
Washington
rebrosry calls lo
ml 11U tho birthday of'
1h -rHlhtir of hla
Country.' Hut Waahlng.j
ton waa more than tbati
he wa th futbur of
principle which hsvoi
been rotaluad by lb
country vr sine,
' A neraon with nnl
'prinolplra l weak liw
Meed, Ilnalnats InaJlliii
itVMul are uu ticeellun
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Smart Spring Styles
One hundred and fifty New Sp ring Coats and Dresses W
rived frorn the New York etyl e center. '
Smart Frocks
. Thte Very Latest
All the beautiful new shades
for spring wear; in dresses
for women and misses '
A wondertil selection of the latest atyics
just arrived from New York
Our Low Price
$19.75
Others $7.90 to $49.50
Snrinii Goats
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Newest Crealioiu
Charmeen Twills, "
T'-..Jo onrl
BasqueraWeJ
Novelty plaids, checks
TiVht from the fashion. cciik'. 1
$19.75
, Other. $12.75 to 0f.
Gowns J
All rhi t 1 1
All I VHl IrffilflC
aa. 1IVUV ill I llUli; j'
-- oiyicD, ine vriv in re-vir 1 ri rrnwim iui r -
O it .1 t ' f. e--t "-. , iL.tlW
j 111 ttti tne new nnarifn rnmmaH , rk niit-t-ix-inrv heans 111
8 desiorns , -
Evening
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$19,75
Qthejr $14.7S to $95.00
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Across from , Rex Theater
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