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PAGE TWO COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1924 P. Martin, all of them a bit brok '♦— 0 EE en by the war but rather service | ably mended ami alike eager to ------------------------ -—----------- 4 Mondays and Thursdays Presbyterian Church—A. Ralph I come to grips with a real job. ...Publishers Come to think of it, wo cheered »Spearow, pastor. Sunday school at Bede & Smith ........ Editor Elbert Bede..... 10, forenoon service at 11, evening them when they went away. by Rustia A first-class publication entered at service at 7:30. Af id week services Appointment Cottage Grove as second-class mutter prac- W ednesday evenings at 7:30. Nightwatchman Martin Makes New Step. Burines* Office.........55 North Sixth tically ‘ ‘ got ’ ’ his man before he | Baptist Church—Tenth and Adams, gave up his own life. Of such I Washington, D. C.—“The recent are the modest heroes made. They E. R. Clevenger, minister. This promotion of Madame Alexandra Kol SUBSCRIPTION RATES church stands for the full gospel lose their lives in service.—Ore By mail (Cash in advance) message. A welcome is given to all lontai to be the full-lledged 'envoy ex gonian. i who come. Bible school at 10, traordinary and minister plenipoten One year_ $2.75 I Three months .80 i preaching at 11 and 7:30. Young tiary' from Soviet Russia to Norway Six months.. 1.50 [ One month..... 50 people’s meeting at 6:30. Prayer ,at the same time that Professor Timo BY CARRIER meeting Thursday evenings at 7:3» thy A. Smlddy is given a similar po One month-.... —......... _________ .30 ! After the prayer meeting the pastor sition in Washington from heretofore Four months, in advance____ 1.10 i &- bible study. Six months, in advance_____ 1.60 Mrs. Samuel R. Veateh enter- conducts a class • in euvoyless Ireland, makes diplomatic * • Ono year, in advance_______ 3.00 ' j tained the Toujours Preto club Christian Church, the ‘ ‘ hoinc-likc ’ ’ ■hiatory,’’ says a bulletin from the Thursday evening at the home of I church—A. J. Adams, minister. Washington, D. C., headquarters of Member of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Sunday school at 9:45, sermon and the National Geographic society, National Editorial Association Oregon State Editorial Association Meek. Clever stunts, social conver I communion at 11, Christian endea j “Madame Kollontul Is the first service at 7:30. feminine 'minister plenipotentiary’ to sation and fancy work made the j vor at 6:30, evening Oregon Newspaper Conference ... evening hours pass pleasantly, A I enter the diplomatic corps,” continues Methodist Church — Rev. J. H. the Bulletin, "since that specific posi tempting two-course luncheon was Ebert, Pastor. Sunday school at FOR SERVICE RENDERED. served. The club will hold its I 9:45, morning worship at 11, Ep tion and body were recognized by the You will say these are good annual Christmas tree December , worth league at 7, evening service congress of Vienna in 1815 and the HERE ARE SILK AND (Editorial in Oregonian.) 17 nt the home of Miss Hazel ! at 7:30. Everybody is welcome to follow-up congress of Aix-la-Chapelle values when you see them fin WOOL STOCKINGS FOR Marion P. Martin, middle-aged Swanson. tn 1818; and she is one of the very attend all of these services. OXFORD WEAR, PAIR— yourself — color choice is flesh, world war veteran, who was killed ¡few women ever to become an envoy ❖ 98c The Joker club met Friday eve Free Methodist church—Corner of of a sovereign state. Catherine of pink, peach and lavander—select by a bandit during the discharge Black heather silk and wool of his duties ns a night watchman, ning with Miss Myrtle Kem, who Monroe avenue and south Fifth Aragon Is the most famous predeces the sizes you want now for per and they’re Gordon brand appears to have done about all was assisted by Miss Esther Si Is by. street—D. 8. Forrester, pastor, Sun sor of Madame Kollontai, and she day school at 10, forenoon services hardly deserves a similar classifica sonal use or gift purposes. too—on that could be expected of him. Yellow Chrysanthemums were the at 11, evening service at 7:30. Certainly he proved his loyalty to attractive room decorations, Five Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday tion. While she was princess of Wales, her father, Ferdinand the his employers in a manner that is hundred was the diversion ami a evenings. Catholic, named her bls ambassador not subject to dispute. One c:t n delicious two-course luncheon was Invited guests of the Chrisrinn Science Church—Corner to the court of Henry VII. It was a only regard him as a hero, as one served. of those commonplace heroes who club were Mrs. F. L. Grannis, Mrs. jf Jefferson avenue and Second hollow honor, largely to Increase her are hidden in obscure callings until H. K. Metcalf and Mrs. II. A. street. Sunday services at 11 a. m. preetlge with the English. Wednesday services at 7:30 p. m. Woman Minister Real Worker. the moment of the great test. The Miller. • • « “Madame Kollontai Is considered to Orogonian considers it significant Seventh Day Adventist Church — Thn Presbyterian missionary so- West Main street. Services every have won her laurels by real work on that this man was trained ami recommended by local officers of i cioty held its regular meeting this Saturday. Sabbath school at 10. behalf of her government while serv the United States Veterans’ bu- afternoon at the home of Mrs. church service at 11; prayer meet ing for the past two years as charge Mrs. J. Bruce nig Wednesday evenings at 7:30. d'affaires tn Norway. She success reau. They ina<lo no error in their H. A. Miller. want you to see these new models including the new if It» » • * fully negotiated recognition of the selection of the man for the job. Giffen, of Eugene, and a returned and rubber reducing corset, the new style in eombinettes ^1 Sunday School services in the Soviet government by Norway, settled Here is no lachrymal outpouring missionary to Japan, who were Latham the new girdles. B if c school house every Sunday the controversy between the two interesting honored guests, gave for Marion P. Martin. He would our saleswomen be of service to you today in securing at 9:45. Mrs Hugh Trunnel, su countries over Spitsbergen, and ob Following the business I addresses. be the last man in the world to perintendent; Mrs. Winnie Hagerty, correct model for you. tained an official Norwegian guaran bespeak tears for himself, Why, 1 session a social hour was en joyed assistant superintendent. wafers tee of Soviet credit In purchasing it is apparent that he e falsified his and refreshments of tea and Oreder your Thanksgiving STORE CLOSED ALL DAY huge supplies of fish for Russia. own age in order to get a chance wore served. table supplies today from Cleanin;> Crystals with Alcohol i “The appointment of Professor 4, 4. THURSDAY, NOV. 26. to fight for Amerieq. our grocery department. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kem THt QUAIITY STOSC-cooo soviet The sensitiveness of a crystal deter Smlddy Is somewhat less precedent What a peculiar opportunity this THANKSGIVING too !—order today. taint ’ d the IL D. H. club smashing. From tiie Sixteenth cen mines to a great extent the receiving is to call attention to the work of evening. Gold ami amethyst |tury until the beginning of the Nine range of a set. Some crystals are the bureau ami to the fact that much better than others in this re teenth the component states of the so- it is even now training veterans crysanthcniums in pretty a (pect, but even good ones are soon called Holy Roman empire sent envoys for jobs that are urgently needed. inent and a tempting spoiled by improper care. Air causes to foreign courts. The situation was Requirements for the manufac We shall not. neglect it. For ex luncheon was served. the surface of the crystal to oxidize not entirely parallel with that of the ture of on© year’s supply of tele- . ample the bureau, here in Portland, M rs. E. E. Chalopka gradually, which of course decreases modern British ‘empire,’ however, for phone cable in the United States' is seeking ’ employment for a man tionul guests. its efficiency. Dust particles in the air the ‘Holy Roman emperor, was never include 129,000,000 pounds of lend, 4. <& who spent 22 years of his life with and Mrs. J. H. Bonnett en- also lodge on the surface and adhere represented by envoys—on the theory the flag, Ho was a soldier, and to it. The most trouble is, however, that his dignity was too great. The 1,200,000 pounds of antimony, 66,- he is pa Mt, his yearn of active ser- caused by handling the crystal, as simultaneous existence now of an 000,000 pounds of copper, and 12, vice. But cven if he were not they the oil on the hands and fingers, which ambassador from an over-state and a 000,000 pounds of paper. These wouldn’t i want him in the army, is imperceptible to the naked eye, minister from one of its component materials are sufficient to produce1 It so happened that, one day in 63,000,000 feet of cable, enclosing I insulates the surface of the crystal, and parts, sets a true precedent. France, an enemy machine-gunner for this reason crystals should never i “The growth of the diplomatic corps 30,000,000,000 feet of wire. } sprayod him with loud, and when ■lient method of as an Institution hits been slow, Spe- be touched. An Printed to Order <J> <$> <s> he wont to the rear his left arm -------------------------------------------- <j> cleaning crystals. ¡eh will in many clal envoys undoubtedly were sent was shattered beyond repair. Y ob , I cases restore the original sensitiveness, APPROACHING EVENTS ' Those desiring to appropriately remember a large num <g> is to give them a bath in alcohol, using from court to court of the earliest his ho is out of work. That ho is <$>------------------------------------ — toric empires such as those of Egypt Many Cottage Grove Folks Are ber of friends during the Yuletide season will be in out of work warrants this allusion Mrs. Victor Kem will entertain in old toothbrush to scrub them. and Babylonia. Later In Grecian, Ro terested in the Holiday Cards which The Sentinel offers. Bhowing How to Avoid to him. At the bureau it is the Elmartes (dub tomorrow after ♦ ♦ • man and Byzantine days the practice Needless Suffering. They will be printed to order from copy furnished by thought ho would make a coura noon. was fairly common. But In all such the customer, giving each person the opportunity to ex Salt Is Tougher than Steel geous watchman. His old reg <^> <£» <!> There’s nothing more annoying cases, as far as history discloses, the press his sentiments in his own way. They will be yet remembers him ns a fine The M. P. G. club will meet to Strands of wire made from ordinary messengers were sent to transact spe than kidney weakness or inability printed in three- colors—red, green and black. The shot. morrow afternoon nt the home of rock salt by a Russian chemist arc re cific business and returned as soon as to properly control the kidney se Sentinel furnishes appropriate illustrations, to be print And there are many others, The Mrs. Charles Adams. ported to bo tougher than those of possible to report the results of their cretions. Night and day alike, the ed in red and green, and the reading matter will be sufferer is tormented and what with local branch of the bureau turns <e> <«• steel. The inventor expects the proc mission. pri. .ed in black. The Tuesday Bridge club will ess to aid in hardening and strength j “In the west the republic of Venice the burning and scalding, the at them out, fitted for this or that tendant backache, headache and diz hold its regular 1 o ’ clock luncheon employment, nt the rate of a doz ening common metals, and believes seems to have been the pioneer In the ziness, life is indeed a burden. L\ on all orders placed early, WITH AT LEAST A en a month. Clerks, machinists, tomorrow that the treatment, if applied to other establishment of embassies. In the Doan’s Pills—a stimulant diuretic WEEK ’S TIME FOR DELIVERY, the following prices bookkeepers, watchmen like Marion minerals, may result in materials that ¡Twelfth and Thirteenth centuries the to the kidnoys—have brought peace will prevail: would permit moving machinery to terms of Venetian envoys were limit and comfort to many Cottage Grove travel at much greater speeds. The ed to two or three months. Strict people. Profit by this Cottage 25 cards and envelopes complete, 1.75 scientist is said to put raw rock salt rules hedged them round. Any gifts Grove resident’s experience: J. H. Baker, proprietor of black 50 cards and envelopes complete, Under high heat pressures, thus chang received from courts visited must be 2.50 smith shop, Pacific highway, says: 75 cards and envelopes complete, ing its form and increasing its flexibil turned over to the republic and writ “ I have used Doan’s Pills with ben 100 cards and envelopes complete. ity and strength. ten reports had to be filed with the efit and am glad to endorse them. senate. In the Fifteenth century the I was troubled with attacks of kid Additional cards and envelopes complete at 3 3.25 cents each LOO 'ambassadorial term was extended to ney trouble and my back was weak and lame. My kidneys annoyed me, a maximum of two years and In the too, by acting irregularly. Doan*s Sixteenth century, to three years. he ottage rove entinel Pills always helped me when I used First Embassies In Italy. them, strengthening my back and CORRECT PRINTING C. Mulvihill, Prop. “Ths earliest record of the appoint kidneys. ’’ ment of a resident ambassador— Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t though probably this was not the first «imply ask for a kidney remedy— ambassador so appointed—was In re get Doan’s Pills—the same that Mr. FURNITURE MOVING Foster-Milburn Co., gard to the sending In 1455 of an en Baker had. mrl3 20 AND STORAGE voy from the Duke of Milan to reside Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. at Genoa. One of the first permanent embassies outside Italy was created Piano Moving a Specialty. In 1404 when Milan sent a minister tn take up his residence at the court of Phone 99: Res., 168-L which isn't n very long time in which to get every France. In the same year a Spanish thing ready and out of tin- way so you may enjoy ambassador went to reside in London. Christmas day without regrets for something left This Is believed to be the oldest sur undone. viving diplomatic i>ost In existence. By the second half of the Sixteenth We want to help you all we can by suggestions and century resident embassies had be offerings of merchandise so watch our ads in every come the normal means of Intercourse There is ti good demand now. paper. These will simplify your shopping and make between Important countries. Our Secretarial, Stenographic, or Bookkeeping Course Don’t wait till the heavy ship- “The term, ‘ambassador,* was given it easier for you, leaving time for you to enjoy the will prepare you for a good position, and— monts for the Thanksgiving to ths-world by Venice where It first spirit of the season. trade begin to arrive. Ship appeared In the form ‘nmbasiator’ In There are positions waiting for you when >ou are your birds in as fast ns you a decree of 1268. At first there were Personal Holiday Greeting Cards engraved with prepared. get them Write in condition. no degrees among the envoys of states. your name should have your attention TODA) or wire us today for market The ambassador was considered the its it takes time to have these engraved and returned Monday is Enrollment Day. vicar of his sovereign and was re information. for mailing. Our showings in these and in regular ceived with royal honors and had to — Always Reliable — stock assortments, running into thousands, equal Our fiee catalog will be mailed to you upon request. maintain a sort of little court. This Reference: Bank of California. the best to be had and are ready tor your selection. became embarrassing both because of Don’t delay, do it today; the expense and because It was a PAGE & SON Eugene Business College handicap In attending to business. PORTLAND. OREGON Dennison’s Goods, the most complete showing in A. E. Roberts, President The custom grew, therefore, of send town, consisting of decorated and plain crepe paper ing less IniisM-taat Individual* as en 992 Willamette St. Phone 666 Eugene, Oregon. in Sun-swept in folds ami rolls together with seals, tags, stickers, voy* or messengers. These, not place cards, calendar pads, ribbon, cord, tinsel and hedged about by pomp, proved much sealing wax; Christmas boxes for handkerchiefs, more efficient agents. Later again It r beaame customary to accord the rank gloves, ties, shirts, hose, dolls, bowls, dishes, cake Ralph ft Clarence Chestnut. Props. of the envoy to the importance of the and candy; tree trimmings, artificial snow, etc., etc,, GO THERE this season. (Successor to R. W. Lancaster.) country sending or receiving him, and are lo re in great variety. Accept the invitation of a gradation In representative« grew the warm, sunny beaches, Furniture moving. Piano Maga/ine subscriptions for holiday gifts should be up.” the healthful, outdoor Cnttaqc (Grove Sentinel Church News FIRST DiPLOiivdlû ENVOY Most Dependable Merchandise, Reason able Prices and Large Selection Are Al ways Available for You Here—Make This Store Your Headquarters SOCIETY Remarkable Good Value In Fiber Silk Vests and Step-ins 98c Your New Corset Model Combinette and Girdle Is Here American Lady Brand $1 to $10 F t Christmas (Carbs GET AT THE CAUSE Í City Transfer Co. T C G S Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage Grove a newspaper which emi nent authority has stated to be one of the best country newspapers published anywhere. The Road to Success PLAY-TIME Chestnut Transfer given to us NOW as it takes three weeks to get these entered at this, the busy time of the year for all publishers. FREE TURKEY for Thanksgiving dinner will be given by us to some one. Will you be that “lucky someoneT” Ask us about this and watch for our ad which will explain’ it. KEM’S for DRUGS C. X KEM Proís JÄ« *\g N«. --s» Ikut Jhm Cottage Grò*« 6th and Maia moving a specialty. We are also equipp'd to haul poles, timbers, etc. Office in E. C. Lockwood’a real estate office. Office phone, 8 ; residence phone, 155 L. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine KiisEK both local and internal, and ha* been •uccesaful in the treatment of Catarrh for over forty yean. Sold by all druggun. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio CALIFORNIA Site of Bat Cave to Be Held Washington.—Discovery of mineral deposits In Bat cave In Arizona has prompted the Interior department to retain for the government the alt«, em bracing about oOO square feet, which waa sought by the Santa Fe railroad. Mineral In the form of niano, It waa explained. Is reported to be present In large deposits. and the original rock debris In the cave appears to be aat- nrated with nitrates and phosphates The mineralisation Is ascribed to the fact that the cave for many years has been the breeding place for million* of batt. recreation. Low round trip excursion fare* are now in effect. Four fin« trains daily over the scenic SHASTA route. For full information communicate with H A MORSE. Agent Southern Pacific Knowles & Graber Hardware