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t*AGE TWO COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1926. p 1 like to see made, and none ever Fairly Warned. We see that in Hess«* (Germany) “Say, is a nightmare a dreamt” i will. Rhododendrons Coming women must be respectably dressed “No, foolish; a nightmare is the I “Remember, all’s fair in war,” Mondays and Thursdays to go to church. Well, it will make It might be well to observe ulbu llkmsn ’s horse.”—California Peli- Poli- J said the old maid to the chivalrous it easier for the minister to keep milkman Publishers I that these fool laws to which bo Into Bloom Bede & Smith- invading soldier.—-Virginia Reel. hjs^nind—On^^h sermon^^n v w a v. ' can. ....... Editor ; ( many object are the result of the Elbert Bede... Mrs. N. E. Compton and Mrs fact that there are many selfish Spring is so far advanced that A first-class publication entered at F. L. Grannis were hostesses to Cottage Grove as second class matter ' ones ready to take advantage of the women’s foreign missionary even the rhododendrons are com- any loophole. Some of the selfish ing into bloom. Nelson DeYoung Business Office......... 25 North Sixth ones are among those who cry society of the Methodist church has a spray which he picked at Everywhere, Men Like this Big Value! Wednesday afternoon at the home Black Butte four weeks ago and it I about fool laws. SUBSCRIPTION RATES of Mrs. Compton. Ten members The truck licensing law, for ex- is blooming in the vase in which, By mail (cash in advance) ample, does work a hardship in of the Creswell missionary society it has been kept. Other buds have j One year..... $3.00 I Three months .80 many instances, but were a pro were special guests. Thirty-eight grown in size and soon will give i Six months.. 1.301 One month_ .40 vision made that one farmer could guests were present. Mrs. J. H. forth blossoms. haul for another without taking Chambers was in charge of the Member of out a truck license, some would lesson and Mrs. John A. Linn LION PIONEERS BANQUET National Editorial Association Vocal numbers Oregon State Editorial Association find a way to do hauling for of devotionals. QUESTS OF LIONS CLUB Apple Oregon Newspaper Conference their neighbors on a commercial were given by a duet. r •----- 1------------------------ - ------------------ Xi_____ blossoms were used effectively as basis and yet avoid the payment Affair I« In Celebration of Suc room decorations. Delicio'ts re of the tax. TOO MANY SELFISH ONES. cessful Basketball Season. Genuine Quality Tailoring We all know that the fish hogs freshments were served. Latest The Eugene Register waxes face who frequent our streams are re The Lions club entertained the Styles Mrs. C. E. Frost and Miss Myrtle tious in making fun of some of sponsible for the stringent laws Lion Pioneers Monday evening in Kem were joint . hostesses to the that work a hardship in a few in- celebration of the successful bas the fool laws that we have. It Joker club Monday evening at the relates the instance of the farmer stances. ketball season through which the Collar extra well padded to hold We all know that there are a home of Mrs. C. E. Frost. Add! club had played. Eleven boys were who can’t haul products to market shape and hug neck. tional guests were Mrs. H. A. few with so little regard for the for a neighbor without having a presented with letters earnod dur Miller, Mrs. James P. Graham, Lapels well padded with minute truck license, of the resident of rights and welfare of others that Mrs. C. C. Cruson, ing the season Mrs. C. F. stiches to obtain softness and cor Eugene who can’t plat an addition the necessity to get permission of Hoskins, Mrs. O. M. Kem and Miss Mayor George O. Knowles made rect roll. to the city without getting the the city planning commission be the presentation and gave an ad Naomi Hoskins. Bridge was the permission of the city planning fore an addition to a city may be dress on clean sports. Brief talks re linen canvas front avoids evening ’ s diversion. A dainty two- commission, of the law prohibiting platted is a wise one. breaking and keeps coat in shape. course lueheon was served. Table were given on the value of club It is the old, old story of tho by 8. L. Mackin, H. W. Titus, the use of two lines by one fish decorations were wild flowers. Ar work eruian in Oregon’s fishing streams, few Buffering because of the self tistic Easter favors were given Roy Short and Albert Helliwell. Linen stay used to reinforce ish disregard of the few for the and some others that seem equally Responses were made by Glenn each guest. pockets, prevent sagging and rights of others — and it will ever foolish. Swanson, captain of the basketball hold front in shape. be thus. The Register goes on to say: team; Kenneth Ward, president of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Mat “Here is a suggestion, which is the Lion Pioneers, and Pastor Dun Double reinforced safety edge. Fine Albany citizens were puzzled day thews of Portland, newlyweds, who ean P. Cameron. well meant, for candidates who spent Sunday at the home of Mr. strip of Cambric sewed in stitch- crave to be legislators, but lack before yesterday when they awoke The Lions club outlined plans for | Matthews’ brother, George Mat ing of edge on both aides to pre an outstanding issue: Let them to find their streets covered with cooperating with the boys during vent haircloth from coming out. thews, were entertained with a sign a pledge to produce no bills, a fine powder. Maybe the flap the baseball season. Earl Hill and All wool lining to insure satisfac-. charivari Sunday night. The couple pers are shedding. — Eugene Regis to vote for no laws« other than tory wear and service. were married in Portland, April 3. 8. L. Mackin were appointed to the those necessary for the conduct of ter. The bride was Miss Grace Winslow assist the boys. Uniforms for the state’s routine business, and team will carry the colors of the The news dispatches tell us that Starr, daughter of Lewis M. Starr Lions club, purple and gold. t<_ use all their efforts toward the of Portland. After a motor trip Paris skirts are to be shorter and lepeul of the mass of useless laws A game will be played with the to California, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Newest Quality Fabrics now on the boolu. We have an sleeves longer. What will there thews will be at home in Portland Pioneer club of Corvallis in the idea that such a candidate would be left to hitch the sleeves tot near future. at 732.Marguerite avenue north. be elected by o vote that would About 35 were present and ice EVERYTHING ONE PRICE The man who struts the moat amaze him.” cream and cake were served. The Research club was enter among the fi rst his inferiors is means well, just as Tho Register tained at the home of Mrs. D. C. XX The QUALITYPLUS LINE is sold by .__________ .____ _____ Sales books. The Sentinel. did the legislators that passed the to toady to superiors. merchants only— _____ not agents. Come Bosley Tuesday afternoon. A busi here where you will be measured by an experienced tailor and are sure of fool laws with which it has so ness meeting was held at which us makes This kind of weather Retting a sguare deal Besides, you'll save from $ 10 to $ 15. much sport. 1 No doubt we could officers were elected as follows: dispense with many of our laws, feel kindly toward the much ma Mrs. M. 8. Power, president; Mrs. I myself guarantee a fit—if by any chance an alteration is necessary—I am perfectly but to ask a . candidate to bind ligned spring poet. F. E. Mendenhall, vice president; capable of making it. himself us the Register suggests is Mrs. D. D. Roberts, secretry-treas- on a pur with the passage of the BAPTIST YOUNG FOLKS urer. After the business meeting Methodist Church.—John A. I.inn, so-called fool laws with which the IN CHARGE OF SERVICE a review of Edith Wharton’s book Pastor.—Sunday school at 9:45; Register would do away. “The House‘of Mirth” was given, preaching service at 11; Epworth Such a cundidate might be elect “The Good Samaritan” Is To Be with Mrs. Bosley as program leader. league at 6:30; preaching service at ed, but as soon as he took office 7:30. Midweek prayer hour, 7.30 Presented in Tableau. ho would have occasion to regret A welcome at every Mrs. H. W. Titus and Mrs. J. D. Thursday. his pledge, for the very simple The young people of the Baptist Chappelle entertained the ladies’ service. reason that those who exacted the church will give a series of pro- aid of the Baptist church Wednes Presbyterian Church—Duncan P. promise from him would be the grams ut the Sunday evening sor- day afternoon at the homie of Mrs. Cameron, minister—Sunday school first to importune him to vote These will Titus. Twenty-six guests were pres at 10 a. m.; public worship at 11 vices ■luring April. for some special bills in which combine the meeting of the ent. A social afternoon was spent a. m.j Junior Endeavor 2:30 p. m.; they were interested. B. Y. P. U. and the regular eve- with games and songs. Mrs. J. J. Senior Endeavor 6:30 p. m.; eve Some candidates do make a rec ning service and will begin at Moore, whose birthday occurred ning service at 7:30 p. m. ord of introducing few bills, but 7:30. that day, was presented with a Forenoon address, “Sult! nono has over made a record such Next Sunday the young people large birthday cake. Baskets of Community.” Evening address, ns the Register suggests it would will present “The Good Samari isil formed effective room decora “The U. 8. in Prophecy.” Mm: nbuf on Without Warte tan” in six acts of tableau. The tions. Dainty refreshments were think the United States the ten iost tribes of Israel. Hear this gospel team of Linfield college, served. address and learn your true an consisting of eight or ten young men and women who are studying Mrs. Olof A. Olson was hostess cestry. * • • for ministry and missionary work, Monday afternoon to a group of WEEKLY PROGRAM Christian Church, the “ homo like’’ will have charge of the church friends, honoring Mrs. A. Brand program from April 16 to 18. A in her birthday anniversary. Guests church—Kenneth J. Husby, minister. Sunday school at 9:45, sermon at Thursday, April 8 mountain top bonfire will be held were Mrs. Brand, Mrs. Dale Stur 11, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, eve Saturday evening, April 17, at gis, Mrs. D. C. Bosley, Mrs. Waples, ning service ut 7:30. Reginald Denny in which a program of ghost stories, Mrs. L. L. Wooley and Miss Sybil “WHAT HAPPENED TO jokes and religious and popular Veatch. A charming gift was pre Free Methodist church—Corner of JONES?” songs will be given. The gospel sented to Mrs. Brand. Delicious Monroe avenue and south Fifth street—Chester Smith, pastor. Sun Comedy and team will have charge of both refreshments were served. day school at 10, forenoon services International News. forenoon and evening services Sun at 11, evening sorvice at 7:30. day, April 18. Mrs. D. H. Hemenway was host Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday Friday, April 9 “The Little Hebrew Maid in ess to the O. L. H. club Wednesday evenings. “THE BELOVED BRUTE” the House of Naaman,” in five fftomoon. Bridge was the after First church of Naxarene—Elev acts of tableau, will be the• pro loon’s diversion. Buttercups were with and Adams, Harold E. Botte gram for Sunday April 25. The tsed as decorations. A yellow color enth miller, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, Marguerite de la Motte, younj; people are planning other scheme was carried out in the preaching services Sunday at 11 20 I pounds Cane Sugar............. Victor Mcl.aglen, $1.00 programs to be given in May. dainty luncheon served. and 7:30; young people’s meeting 13 I pounds red Mexican beans William Russell, $1.00 at 6:45; prayor meeting Wednesday 13 pounds Fancy white beans. Mary Alden Streets at Saginaw Closed. $1.00 Mrs. W. H. Daugherty was host at 7:30. 11 pounds Fancy _ blue rice...... ____________ and Stuart Holmes. The matter of closing a number ess to the Tuesday Bridge club $1.00 Seventh Day Adventist Church — 2 1 pounds Skaggs white wrap coffee........................................................ Tuesday afternoon, Alo ’ clock of streets in Saginaw, which had $1.00 And a comedy. Saturday. Sabbath school at 10, been bofore the county court for luncheon was served nt the Gray church service at 11: prayer meet (Roasted in our own plant and ground to order.) a number of months, was settled Goose, after which the club re- ing Wednesday evenings at 7:30. 4-pound pail Swift’s lard..................................................... Saturday, April 10 $1.00 ¡7. • • • Wednesday by the closing of all turned to Mrs. Daugherty’s and 12 cans tall Fiji or Alpine milk................................................................. $1.00 W Buck Jones in Christian Science Society — corner the streets asked for except Gert played bridge. Mrs. B. G. Koehler 28 bars White AVonder soap........................................................................ of Jefferson avenue and Second $1.00 “DESERT S PRICE.” rude street. Both aides to the con held high score. Additional guests street. Sunday services ut 11 a. m. 5 large packages quick Naptha chips....................................................... $1.00 W And a comedy. troversy seemed satisfied with the were Mrs. H. A. Hagen and Mrs. Wednesday services at 7:30 p. m. 2—69c Skaggs brooms....................................................... , $1.00 M H. W. Titus. Spring flowers were Everybody welcome. action of the court. • • • 19 rolls " ‘ large 6-ounce crepe toilet paper, $1.00 W Sun.-Mon., April 11-12 effective as decorations. Pentacostal Assembly of God— 10 pounds Fancy white figs.................... $i.ou M Rin Tin-Tin 724 north Seventh street, J. F. 12 pounds bulk cocoa...................... ......... 8. P. Shortridge was honored at Shackelford, pastor. Sunday school $1.00 the Wonder Dog ill 25 boxes regular size matches................. a surprise party Tuesday in cele at 10 o’clock. Sunday services 2:30 $1.00 “BELOW THE LINE ’ bration of his fifty-second birthday and 7:45 p. ni. Services each eve 12 pounds bulk tapioca............................ $1.00 ) with John llnrren and ning except Monday and Saturday. anniversary. Gveata were his 11 cans No. 2 Iowa sugar corn............... All welcome. $1.00 I b ] June Marlow«*. mother, Mrs. 8. P. Shortridge, Mrs. 8 cans No. 2^ solid pack tomatoes........ $1.00 W The stirring drama of a Lyman Adams, Mrs. Ed Adams, First Baptist church—Tho chapel A o 8 cans No. ao . z ............... 2 peas...................................... $1.00 boy, a girl and Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. J. W. car Good Will, one block north of y 12 pounds fancy Semolina macaroni. $1.00 Thorne and Mrs. A. W. Baskette. depot, J. D. Chappelle, Th. G. mis a fighting dog. sionary in charge. Church school s 12 cans Campbell’s pork and ai beans... $1.00 Lupino Lane comedy at 10; sermon at 11; B. Y. P. U. y 4 pounds genuine nut-Oleo. Two interesting papers on pot at 6:30 p. m; evening services at $1.00 “Time Flies.” Prayer meeting and bible fl 5 pounds medium Oregon walnuts....... tery were presented at the meeting 7:30. $1.00 DRUG STORK of the Tuesday Evening Study study at 7:30 p. m. every Thursday. fir 2 boxes No. 5 Perfection soda crackers, Tuesday, April 13 $1.00 Visitors cordially received in chapel club. Mrs. Charles A. Beidler car at all hours. in 4 large bottles Heinz ketchup............... $1.00 ‘ SACKCLOTH AND talked on English pottery and Mrs. 3 pint bottle Church grape juice........... $1.00 SCARLET” 8. L. Mackin on Indiau and early NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 3 . pounds fancy assorted cookies........... $1.00 with Alice Terry. American pottery. 2—9-pound bags rolled oats.......... Notice is hereby given that the $1.00 The human-interest love undersigned, C. W. Partin, has been 2 10-pound bags graham flour... Mrs. C. A. Dodge entertaine«! appoint««! .executor of the estate $1.00 drama of a girl who 6 large No. 2*2 cans dill pickles... Mon lay with a small dinner party, of Amanda Gibson, deceased, by the $1.00 shouldered the responsibili honoring her husband on his birth county court of the stat« of Oregon ties of her weaker sister’s day anniversary. Mrs. Olive Bcrrey for Lane county and that all per folly. sons having claims against the said and Chester Tennis were guests. estate are notified to present the Neal Burns comedy same, duly verified as the law re “ Run-Tin-Can. ” Fragris McLaughlin and Mrs. quires. at the laiv office of H. J. 80 pund bags Mill Run........ $121 U Maude Hohl, both residents of this Shinn, in Cottage Grove. Oregon, 100 pounds Albina Scratch.... within six months from the 18th $2 68 Wednesday, April 14 city, were married Monday. day of March. 1926. Dated this the 80 pounds XX Chops.......... $143 l«th day of March. 1926. “CONTRABAND” 60 pounds rolled oats........... $1.18 ¿ “ “ PARTIN, C W The W. T. C. U. will meet at with Lois Wilson, 100 pounds egg producer...... Executor of the estate of The use of $2 58 Y, Dental 2:30 Friday afternoon in the Meth Noah Beery, Amanda Gibson, deceased. Creme with Tooth rdist church. | LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES IN TON LOTS DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME 1 H. J. Shinn. Raymond Hatton and Brush insurt teeth, Attorney for Executor. ml8al5(t , 3 poumls Bananas, ripe, Raymond McKee. 23c Healthy gum (’lean Great Demand for Potaoned Barley. 1 3 dozen Oranges........... mouth. Tuxedo comedy 33c The two-ton supply of poisoned , 2 heads lettuce............. . 15c “Home Cured.” barley for use in the rodent con Dental Creme 1 3 pounds Rhubarb____ trol campaign for Ijine county has 18c Thu.-Frl.-Sut., Apr. 15-.6-17 been exhausted and more will be mixed, County Agent O. 8. Fletcher John Barrytnor«' in Klenzo Tooth Brushes stated Tuesday. Greater interest THE SEA BEAST * has been shown in the campaign with Dolores Costello and than ever before. Cottage (Grove Sentinel Qualityplus Suit J t Guaranteed All Wool Made to Or «Ter—NOW Ï Church News ] □----------------- -n MAX SCHWARTZ The Tailor That Is a Tailor. Stoney _______ savinff JjlLM b i A >M-i M tl *1 ARCADE Theatre stows The Value of a Dollar Skaggs Stores purchase millions of dollars worth of groceries annually, for their patrons—We 'demand and receive a real dollar’s worth for every dollar spent. 0 THESE SAVINGS ARE YOURS—NOTE THE WORTH WHILE SAVINGS BELOW FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. y O i The Klenzo Treatment In order to introduce our feed department, we quote the fol lowing prices on Kerr’s Dairy and Poultry Feeds. 50c .w 35c and 50c George O’Hara, from the story “Moby Dick” by Herman Melville. America’s greatest actor in his great eat role. KEM’S FOR DRUGS n* C. J. KEM, Prop. OOTTAOB QBOVB. OBBGON Save This Ad for Reference—Check Items Wanted Skaggs United Stores J! V Bennett Is Naw Post Commander Herman Edwards has resigned ns commander of Calvin Funk post American Legion, and Fred W. Bennett has beer (■» com plete the unexpired terau $ Telephone 219 COTTAGE GROVE Store No. 213 fl
