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COTTAGE GROVÉ SENTINEL, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926, □---------------------------------- □ ARCADE Theatre Society In O j Skunk's Combat With Crowe Unequal Match — - -------- -------- Church News | a------------------ d How one skunk staged a battle T"hmael-Shay. with a flock of ctowb and was Methodist Church.—John A. Linn. | Miss . Marjorie Evelyn Shay be worsted by them on a floating cake i Pastor.—Sunday school nt 9:4.5: Thursday, July 1 came the bride of W. Earl Ishmael of ice In Weiser river Is told by u preaching service at 11; Epworth living east of Weiser, Idaho. Jeague at 7:0Q; preaching service at Preview of Buster Keaton’s Tuesday evening at a pretty wed rancher attention was attracted by theRl:0O. Midweek prayer hour. 7:30 ding at the home of the bride’s His latest comedy success. uproar of the crows and he watched'Thursday. A welcome at every parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shay. the battle for some time, says the service. A picture worth seeing. Pastor Dunean P. Cameron of the Milwaukee Journal. It’ll hit your laughing, spot. Presbyterian church read the ser i The birds were apparently exelt Christian Church, the 14 home like’’ Comedy vice. The bride formerly taught ed by the skunk's proximity. Occa •church—Kenneth J. Husby, minister. “PERFECT LIE” in the local schools and has taught i slonally a crow would lose control Sunday school at 9:45, sermon at and International News. lecently in Roseburg. Mr. Ishmael of Itself and fall Into the water and 11, Christian Endeavor at 7:30. eve ning service at 8:00. is an employe of the Southern Pa drown. As the Ice floe floated near • • • cific in Portland. After a wedding er the battle grew In Intensity. Friday, July 2 Presbyterian Church—Duncan • P The crows were fierce In their at Camoron, » » trip through Washington they will minister —Sunday schoo' “BUCKING THE TRUTH tacks but the skunk was just as make their home in Portland. fierce, using not only bls claws but at 10 a. ui.; public worship at 11 with Pete Morrison. j also his poison gas equipment. II» a. ,»n.; Junior Endeavor 2:3U p. in.; A Blue Streak Western, Endeavor 7:00 p. m.; eve Mrs. Earl Garoutte and Mrs. would dart his best weapon Into the Senior ning service at • 8:00. with a forty-five calibre • • W. A. Garoutte entertained with | eyes of his assailants and there punch from start to finish. a bridge party Monday afternoon i would be one less crow to combat. First church of Nazarcno—Elev Gas supplies finally gave out and enth and Adaxus, Nellie Robbins, It’s a real pictune. at the home of Mrs. W. A. Ga unequal battle ended when sev pastor. • Sunday School at 9:45, routte, honoring Mrs. W. A. Ga the Comedy eral of the birds alighted on the preaching services Sunday ut 11 routte’s sister, Mrs. Harold Dugan floe and picked out the skunk's eyes. and 8; ; prayer “ASK GRANDMA” , meeting Wednesday of Manteca, Calif. Guests were As the floe drifted out of sight the at 8. All ‘ ” are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Jack Callahan of Portland, skunk was. stretched feebly on his • « • Saturday, July 3 • Mrs. Charles Bussey, Mrs. G. A. side, with the crows picking vigor Seventh Day Adventist Church— “WILD JUSTICE” Sanders, Mrs. L. E. Liston, Mrs. ously at him. The rancher counted ujutuiduj. Saturday. Sabbath school at 10, featuring Peter The Great. Victor Chambers, Mrs. Merville more than a dozen dead crows in chureh service at JI; _____________ prayer meet <’ ’_____________ Thrilling action of life and Veatch, Mrs. H. A. Hagen, Mrs. the stream. ing Wednesday evenings at 7:30. . • • • P. C. LaCasse, Mrs. Ivan Barker, love in the snows of the Christian Science Society—corner Mrs. E. W. Frans and Mrs. Fred Ink fish That Blinds lonely North country. of Jefferson avenue and Second Anderson. Three tables of bridge street. Sunday services at 11 a. m. One of the greatest dog Enemies With Light Wednesday were formed. A luncheon was services at 8:00 p. in. pictures. A cuttlefish that confounds Its Everybody wolcomo. served at the Gray Goose. enemies with light Instead of dark Comedy ness Is the Interesting creature de First Baptist church—The chapel “RAISING CAIN” Mrs. Ivan Barker entertained last scribed by Prof. E. Newton Harvey, car Good Will, one block north of student of what Is popularly known depot. J. D. Chappelle, Th. G. mis Thursday at the home of her moth in charge. Church school Sun.-Mon., July 4-5 er, Mrs. Joe Galdibini, at Anlauf as “cold light,” who devoted eight sionary months to research In the marine at 10; Bermon at 11; B. Y. p. U. I “HIS SECRETARY” for the Elmartes club. Additional laboratories 7:30 p. m.; evening services at of Naples and Messina. 8:00. Prayer meeting and bible guests were Mrs. Floy Hopper, Mrs. Italy. with Norma Shearer and study at 8 p. m. every Thursday. Robert Thomas, Mrs. W. A. Ga- Lew Cody. Ordinary squid or Inkfish that live Visitors cordially received iu chapel routte and Mrs. Harold Dugan. near the surface escape their pur car at an hours. As the secretary, Norma , • • • Shearer learns that pleasure Mrs. Harold Dugan is of Manteca, suers by throwing out a cloud of black fluid, as a kind of submarine Church of God—W. O. W. hall— Calif., and a former club member. and the lure of fashion and table centerpiece was an ar smoke screen, Frofessor Harvey ex Sunday school every Sunday at 10 beauty sometimes comes be The Preaching second and tistic bowl of nasturtiums. A dainty plained. This abysmal form, which o’clock fore business, she will 11 o’clock. luncheon was served. The hostess lives at depths of probably ten fourth Sundays « at • • thousand feet, where no light ever enchant you. was assisted by her sisters, Miss penetrates, has only a rudimentary Free Methodist church—Corndr of Josephine and Miss Pauline Galdi ink sac, which Instead of the usual Monroe avenue and south Fifth Comedy street —Chester Smith, pastor. Sun bini. “TWIN SISTERS.” Inky sepia contains a luminous substance. When disturbed It dis day school at 10, forenoon services 11, evening service at 8:00. Mrs. John McCall entertained charges a jet of this luminous ma at Tuesday, July 6 Prayer meeting at 8:00 Thursday Wednesday evening with a hayseed terial and thus blinds its enemy evenings. “MY OLD DUTCH” party for several of her nieces. with light Instead of darkness. Professor Harvey la of the opin with Pat O’Malley and Guests were Miss Elisabeth Horton TENT MEETING. Main street. that this deep-sea squid is a de Under the auspices of the Assembly May McAvoy. of Seattle, Miss Marguerite Carlile, ion scendant of surface-living animals, of G»d. Don’t fail to hear Thomas Is the first year of marriage Miss Genevieve Woodard and Miss but that as it evolved In darkness Griffin, the Irish evangelist from the last year of love! Grace Alice Carlile. The guests It found that this reversal of Its Killarney, Ireland, the little man loaded hay in* the afternoon and ancestral mode of defense was use iwith a big message. Meeting at This picture will surely 7:45’ every night except Monday. held a slumber party in the barn ful In Insuring its survival. answer your question. Sunday school at 2 p. m.; Preaching that evening. Home made ice ar. 3 p. m. Everybody welcome.. . Comedy cream and home made bread and Vanity Cost Job “PAGE ME ” butter were the refreshments. fo the old days in the West, when Adding Machine Paper. The saloons, Instead of being blind pigs, Sentinel. Wednesday, July 7 T. * J. Hanna was honor guest were saloons, a circus magician, Sunday at a party given at his down on his luck, obtained a lob es “A SIX SHOOTING Burroughs Ledger Sheets. home in celebration of his seventy bartender. One day a traveling con The Sentinel. ROMANCE.” lurer visited the saloon where the fifth birthday. Those present were with Jack Hoxie. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Willard and magician was employed, and In ex A picture with glamour of eon Columnar Pads. The Sentinel change for a few drinks did a num Dale of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. ber of tricks. The proprietor was the old time west. Alva Wise of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. greuUy Impressed, and, after the NOTICE X® CREDITORS It’s Jack at his best. Robert Hanna, Mrs. Beulah Rentle conjurer left, remarked, “That was Comedv and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hanna of a clever fellow. His coin tricks were In the county court of the state of wonderful.” The magician, who had MR. CINDERELLA. this city. Oregon, for Lano county. said nothing of his true profession, In the matter of the estate of but whose pride was now aroused, The Social Twelve club will Gustave G. Lebke, deceased. meet this afternoon at B obwo II remarked, ’’I don’t think much of Notice is hereby given by the them. I can do better myself.” He Springs, each member to take a thereupon took a dollar from his undersigned administrator of the guest. A luncheon will be served pocket, and made It disappear be estate of Gustavo G. Lebke, de- »1 the hotel and a special enter fore the eyes of the proprietor. ceased, duly appointed by the coun tainment will be given. Mrs. B. R. When he had recovered from his ty court of the state of Oregon, Job is in charge of the entertain astonishment, the proprietor said. lor Laue county, as such rul in in is “You’re too smart to handle my trator, that all persons having ment. money. You’re fired.”—San Fran- claims against the said estate are Mrs. C. F. Hoskins entertained cisco Argonaut. hereby notified to present the I Mcnday with an informal evening same, duly verified, to Cecil E. Water That Burns i of bridge, honoring her house Caldwell, administrator, in Cottage Powder river la a fitting name Grove, Lane county, Oregon, at the guests, Mrs. J. 1J. Hosch and daugh for the stream which passes through 'aw office of Herbert W. Lombard, ter Louise of Bend. the northeastern section of Wyom First National Bank building, Cot ing—It burns Just What He Deserved, "Burning water" exists In several tage Grove, Lane county, Oregon, A would-be wit wished to display places on the river where natural within al: months from date of this his brilliancy before two women gaa is found bubbling up through notice. Dated at Cottage Grove, this 3rd with whom he was walking along water. Some bubbles will Ignite when a match Is applied. day of June, 1926. the street. A police wagon was During the winter peculiar forma CECIL E. CALDWELL, Handing at the curb, and he re are caused by the gi Administrator of the estate of marked to the driver, “Got any tions ages. When the river ft Gustave G. Lebke, deceased. room inside1” “Yes, for one,” over, gas urn replied the driver. “We’ve kept it Ice and us > gather» ft Herbert W. Lombard, Attorney for estate. jn2jylc(T) for you. Jump in.” The wit, to forces thin sprays of water through Loose Leaf Devices of All A” show that he could not be outdone, the weaker spots tn the lee and Kinds. Steel and Wood retorted, “What’s the faref” these sprays freoM In curious for Office Cabinets and i * 4 Bread and watei -the same as mations of arches and low pillars. Equipment. The gaa does not make the water 1 you had last time, ’ ’ was the unpalatable for drinking. In Ar answer. vada there is a drinking fountain, I the water of which can be set on His Busy Day. fire at any time. “Gosh! 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