The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 28, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THI'RSDAY. .U LY 2S. 1927
PAGE TWO
V. J. Has Time of //
Hmoger: la your father an ad Women of East Eschew
mirer of antiques!
Lumber: la he! 8ny, you ahould
Facial Calcimine, Paint
see the family ear, and hear hi»
idea* about how a fellow at college
W E Burkett Finds
should live.—Notre Dame Juggler. Mrs
Ybu a
needy
it Z
Much
in
East
That
DÜHKNA
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SOCIETY ¡
Sending Tobacco
4<
To N. J. Sr.
Is
Che Sortili Twelve club gaie il»
annual punir Tueada.v at Anliiuf
park Arrnugi'iiient» were in vhnrge
of Mr». Herbert Fukui. Mrs. Clara
Burkholder nuil Mr» H. Il V catch,
Mr». F. I). Wheeler and Mr». W. I’.
HnU, both »of I.O» Angele», were
guests of heuer and additional
guests note Mrs. llnrold > John
»on, Mrs. C. F, Hoskins, Mr*. Soho
field Stewart, M rs. <'hurles V»u
Denburg, Mrs. O. I.. Nichol», Mrs
Elbert Bvde, Miss Lula Currin,
Miss Naomi Hoakiu* »nd Mi«« Kl*ir
lata. Club mvtub<*ni present wore
Mrs. Be**ie Sutcliffe, Mr*. J. H
Chambers, Mr». H. A. Miller, Mr*
N. E. t'omptoa. Mr*. D. T. A wbrey,
Mrs. \ entch. M r*. Eakin and Mr*,
Burkholder, A 1 o '<■ lock luncheitn
un» served.
N. J. Nelson Sr., who recently
removed from here to Canada, find»
it difficult to smoke the kind of
User* of (acini caJcinuuo and tobacco he ean buy in the country
(taint are not a* common among aero»» the border, and N. J. Nel-
girl* of Koche»ter, N. Y., a* they sou Jr., who still lives here, finds
are in the west, in the opinion of ( it difficult to get to N. J. 8r. the
Mrs. W. E. Burkett, who returned kiud of tobacco the latter likes.
recently from there, where she at 1 N. J. Jr »vat a package of dad's
tended a national conference of the favorite brand, but a few days
Free Methodist church as delegate later it catue back without com
of the southern Oregon district. meat but with postage paid. Nel
Girls of that city bob their hair ( son Jr. could uot understand how
as much as girls of the west but the postage chuuced to be prepaid
fewer older women have bobbed but he surmised that the package
ad-1
their locks. Beth women and girl* must have been incorrectly
dresses dressed or something and probably '
in the east wear their
longer than do those of the west. 'got to the wrong person, so he tried
Not one boy or man out of ten again aud again the package came
carries a smoke between his lips back with postage prepaid. This
IK»RENA, Jul i -'♦». -A
iu i «re I
on the streets in Rochester, Mrs. time it was followed by a caustic laneou.> shower was gneu Wed ue*
letter from Nelson Sr., who said, day in honor of Mrs. Glen Gillis
Burkett said.
Many places were visited by Mrs, “I’m tired of paying postage send pic. The guests were: Mrs. Minnie
Burkett, who was away for almost ing that tobacco back. If you're Wagner and daughter Opnl. Mr».
HE handy little
two months. She said that, though going to send it again, put it in Charles Bule», Mrs. Hugh Doolittle
Oregon and especially this city pound packages. The Canadian gvi and daughters Flon lice and Naomi,
friend that frees
were her choice, she could
see eminent won't permit tobacco to Mrs. Grant Bules, Mrs. Ralph Lund,
you from pen slav­ many
come into the country in larger Mr». Loe Thomason, Mrs. Vernon
good
qualities
in
other
states.
I
ery. Makes all writ­
She was greatly impressed with the (»ackages.'’ Postage to the amount Thomason. Mr«. C. M. Mel.in, Mrs.
thorough methods of farming used of $1.21 had been paid in sending Raymond Wick», Mrs. E. L. Wil
ing swift and easy.
in northwestern Kansas, where not back and forth the tobacco that limns, Mrs. Huttie Van iSehoiuck.
Price, complete with case, $60 a foot of soil is wasted. Iowa. Nelson Sr. did not get and 45 \ Mrs. Cage Van Schoiack, Mrs
Missouri and Illinois, with their cents was paid on another package Charles
Teeters
and
daughter
fields of wheat, corn and clover, which contained pound package* Nellie, Mr*. C. D. Van Valin and
were a joy to look upon. Mrs. only. This has not been returned. Miss Florence Lund. Refreshment*,
Burkett said that because of the
of ice cream and cake were served
flooded condition of the Mississippi BREACH BETWEEN AIMEE by M rs. Minine Wagner and Mr*.
and Missouri river bottom lands,
AND MOTHER WIDENED Raymond Wick*.
thousands of acres of farm land are I
not in cultivation this year. In
The A. F. & A. M. Eastern Star
LO8 ANGELES, July 2S.—(V.P.)
spite of this the crop outlook as a —The breach between
afternoon
Aimee picnic, held yesterday
whole is very good.
Seuiple McPherson.
founder
of1 and evening at th< Ventrh picnic
Nevada, since irrigation projects Angela* temple, and her mother. grounds, was the most largely at-
have been completed, ha» changed Mr*. Minnie Kennedy, widened to tended of any such annual affair
greatly since Mrs. Burkett was sensational proportion* today when ever held, A count showed 207
there eight years ago. when there Mr*. McPherson declared in a new present
Among those from outside
de»ert statement that Mrs. Kennedy'* mind points were Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
were great stretches of
which produced only sage brush, i* inflamed. “ It wa»n’t my mother Phillips. Corvallis;
Mr».
J. H.
This desert now produce» heavy »peaking, but one with an inflamed Miles, Los Angeles, daughter of
crops of grain and hay.
mind and tired brain,’’ the evange­ Mr and Mrs. F. B. Phillip»; Miss
Roads in the middle west are list declared in referring to state Eunice VanDenburg. the O. M.
not as good as in Oregon. There ments made by the mother thnt Scott family, M. H. Anderson. Mrs.
are few paved roads, which Mrs she and her daughter would be Frank Knox and children, all of
T. (I.
Eugene: and Mr.
Burkett said are called hard roads ousted from Angelus temple.
former
Hudtell, Portland,
(with accent on the hard> or slab.
residents.
Macadam and dirt roads are often
hard SUNDAY NIGHT IS LAST
almost impassable after a
CAMP MEETING SERVICE
rain.
Worthy of Praise.
Remington
Portable
T
The Sentinel
(HprUal lu The He till noi.)
hil\ *.*<»
W
W. t’hiiMiimn
a buaitio* \t*itoi Friday in Cottugv
Orili e
Mr»
I.mid
day.
.(»Tillings mill Florence
in Cottage tirale
uihl Mr*. J. II Kilk wrn»
y vi*itor* ut UottH|p’ Grow,
id Mr*. Ermi <Mh*v • titoturrd
tin nd I n Mt wv»<k.
Ruth England
c. h slciining« were tn CottUtf«'
<1 roí e one tiny ln*t Hm»k.
liar Hu tor unti Lloyd 1 A rrni|;t«Hi
left »Monday for enNtvru Orvgon
Uhm lui» Feetor* left Nnturdin fur
I .point, where h»‘ has Ncvure«! »‘in
ploy men t
Mr. mid M I*
aihl childrt'ii of Cottage Grove \ in
lied Suiidnv *t th»» W A. I.mid
lullin'.
Mr. and Mr* J. E Retlford utid
noii IM« in mtendvd church hi Cot
tnge Grove Sunday.
llulM'rt M on I iv motored to Eugone
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr» Miles Wicks
Kugene « pent the week end at
home of Mr», Wirk»’ parent»,
H. Jennings.
tind Mr«.
Mnu Bret C'hrisninn of Cottage
Grose n viniting th)« week nt the
homo of her daughter. Mrs .1. E.
Bedford.
Mm. J. H. Mimby miti »laughter
Hornier wore iti <'uttngc (Iruve
Friday.
\niong Cottage Grove \ ¡Nitur*
thi* work were Fred Prtrmoii and
M r*. Fred
nou t'h.nrlry, Mr. and
Otlrv and C. . !>. Van Valin, Mr.
and Mr«. .1. B St»*wart and Hurry
Shen rer.
Mr
Here’s help tor every man,
woman and child
E
very on* who n** *ny
•nv partante. andaeconwnoOalinf
writing to ilo newts • Mon- lha standard long envelope, y*l
uigton Putabte—the htUa ina-
so small «ral handy you can carry
chma lliat makes» all writing »win it and um il anywhors Its nut.
«1 easy
standing manta IM eu eng ih dura-
Tlia Naw Remington Pattsbte talli y. speed. sUiipbctly id upar»,
built to supply ovary require­ tam. cosnplet* visibility vl w ituig,
ment of peisanal ***vaw It w th« sial sur|Mr*.<Mt twainty of work.
lightaat and meat iianpwct piate-
Cail m and 1st ns show you this
bte machin* with standard key- machine Ono iteinunitrativn will
laurd Complete in every laatuie. convino* you that In (eoe al «in.
with the longeet writing Un* .8 cteix-y it has no rva!
i
'"Price, complete frith case, }(tü
Cottage Grove Sentinel
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ber lug Machine Ink Stamp 1'
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Ink Check
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Soullnol
Remington Portal
Why Tempt Fato-’
Crawford: How in it you novvr
hike vour wife when v»»U go motor
ingf
Crabfthtiu : Thnt ohi enr <»f mine
•* no* nil the argument* I
Automobile Bulletin.
De Luxe
Steel and Wood
Card Cabinets
All Sizes
Singles or in Cabinets
The Sentinel
Office Outfitters
LOOSE LEAF
LEDGER
OUTFITS
$2.85 to $10.90
Loose Leaf Devices of All
Kinds. Steel and Wood
Office Cabinets and
Equipment.
The Sentinel
Printers—Office Outfitters
Adding
Machine
Paper
Use It For Your
Memo Rolls
The Sentinel
Printer»—Publisher*
Office Outfitters
WANTADS I
w>21tfn
*i our plant.
EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE CO.
DIKING JULY, AUGUST AND 8EP-
tember Cottage Grove Aerie, Fraternal
Order Eagles, at I. O O F hall. will
m**t on th* »»cond and fourth 1 i*adays
of each month.
tf
FOR SALE—BATH TUBS, CLOSETS,
lavatories, sinks, hot water bollera,
pipe and pipe fittings. Meadows waahing
achine«. Crane and Myera water aya-
terns, irrigating syatems. Western furn­
aces, tinning—eave trough, gutter and
down spouts; National septic tanks, they
coat no more than ordinary tanka. Scho­
field Stewart, phone 217J.
aug4p
FOR SALE—7 PASSENGER. 8 CYL IN
der rar in food condition, • rrrat
bargain. See O. M. Kem.
jjri 8c
FOR
RENT — THREE ROOM
FUR-
niehed apartment, dovrnitair,
1627
weit Main atreet.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE—GOOD 5-ROOM
houie, fireplace, breakfast nook, g»r-
»ge. shed, chicken pens, lot 50x185.
Paved atreet. 0 blocks from business
center, one block to street car. valne
83500, rnortgsife $1600
straight 7%
Want s.-nnll farm clear for my equity
or larger farm equity for equity and as­
sume.
Give good description.
W. E.
Boggs, 1130 W 3d St., Santa, Ana, Cal.
ONE BUZZ SAW FOR SALE.
GOOD
price, on shingles and stoves. Twenty
per cent off on lawn mowers. Short* a
Secondhand at ore.
Jy25-28p
IRRIGATED CABBAGE AT RANCH le
th* pound. C. A. King, phon* 1F5,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Jy28pd
FOR SALE ONE SECONDHAND ELEC-
tric washing machine, first class con­
dition, good as new. Schofield Stewart,
up to-date plumbing shop, phone 217J. 28p
1XIST SATURDAY EVENING. SMALL
black and white bob-tailed dog. license
N
1025. «10 reward.
Notify J. 8.
Allen, phone 19F22.
jy28-alp
Good Grade
Box of 100 Sheets
$1 .¿5
WANTED-TWO GIRLS TO CANVASS.
Apply at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
M Ben. dirt at th* Picture Shop. Jy2S alp
The Sentinel
I
GOOD EATS RESTAURANT FORRALE
chpap if taken at once closing out
on account of health.
Mrs
Frank
Henderson.
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There ix a heavy i-cN|toiMÌhilit,V
attachi'il to Neleetitig fonila for
th<' tables of Sufeway putroiiN
It involve* a knowledge of
world markets, quality, manu­
facturing proci
producing
ccnteiw. shipping facilities, li
ininciid and btudncNM condi­
tions, public defilanti miti num-
i roiix oilier tilings. Above nil.
it deiiinnds the higheat ilitegr.
ity mi<l a deep hciinc of obliga­
tion to those hundreds of
thmisandN of families through­
out the West who depend upon
this organization ns tin- source
of their -food supply. All of
these things tin- Sab way Buy
-1' er has-because he is a Snf<
way Man.
Church News
SATURDAY FEATURES
at 8.
Alley Ordered Paved.
The city council Monday night
passed an ordinancu for paving the
alley between Main street and
starts
that
Washington avenue
alongside the new I. O. O. F.
building.
An ordinance for the sale of
1750 in public playground» bonds
wa* also passed.
8
Putnam Baby Is Buried.
The 7 munth-old baby of Mr. and
Mrs. I. E. Putnam was buried Tues­
day evening in the grange ceme­
tery at Silk Creek. The child died
several day* ago while the family
wa* picking loganberries In ♦he
H.
fields near Salem. The O.
Wheeler family of Lorane route
accompanied the body home.
Gets Another Cougar.
♦'arl Owen arrived in from the
Bohemia district last night and .
another
reported the killing of
He was aided hv his Aire-
cougar. —
<lalo Scotch Terrier hound and I her
three puppies. This makes ♦ wo
cougars and a bear that Owen i and i
the hounds have killed.
College Cabin.
Steamship ticket agent: “Where
tof”
Student: “Cherbourg.’’
HOUSE FOR RENT- THREE BLOCKR
from Main street
Inquire of Mrs
“Well, what cla»»l’’
Henry Rohde, phone 22F4.
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‘1 Dartmouth ’28. ’’—.Tnck O Lan­
FOUNT» SWIMMING SUIT
OWNER tern.
FOR SM.t
ABOUT FIVE TON SPRING
crop osts.
Also two cows.
E. M.
Babcock, phon* 20F25.
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The Buyer’s Task
Baptist Service».—I’ustor Edwin
O. Colbeck will preach at the Sun
day forenoon service on “The la»t
Sheep,’’ an old story in a new
light. The subject will illustrate
the huiuor of Jesus. Bible school
will be held at 10 a. m. The
church will join in the union Bor­
vice to be held at 7:30 Sunday
Chicago May Get Bout.
camp
CHICAGO, July 28.—(U.P.)— ■ evening ut the Methodisl
The Dempsey Tunney heavyweight ground.
championship fight will be held in
.M*tho<iist Chur h.—Jobs
A.
Lian.
Chicago this fall if Chicago wants Pastor.—Sunds, *> buoi at U: 45; preach
>*rviee at 11; F.pworth l*a<ue at
it, Tex Rickard told the United j inr
8.30; prsaehinf i«r*ic* 8
Mid-weeb
Press today when he arrived to pray-r hour, 8 Thursday. A wsleome at
discuss arrangements for the bout, every service.
Christian Church, the “homeJike”
adding, however, that there are too
—Clevr Taylor, minister. Bunday
many things to be talked over to church
school at 9:45, nrnion at 11. Chr'atian
make a definite announcement.
Endeavor at
8:30,
evening servier
FOR RENT—THE F B.
PHILLIPS
ranch house 2 % inilo« <*BRt of thu
city.
Call Claude Arn«-, phono 1 F-4
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Jy28 Bip
msy have same by proving property
»nd psvlse for this sd
H. B Grigg«,
phon» 29.
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Distribution "Without HVuZe
Rubber Stamps. The Sentine)
Glen Jennings Is Injured.
“If there is any anthracnose in
DORENA, July 2«.—(Special.)—,
apple orchard.* use the arsenate in
combination with the 4-4-50 Bor­ Glen Jennings suffered painful in-1
deaux mixture and cover the trees juries last Friday while tearing
down his old house in preparation
as well a* the fruit.’’
for building a new home. Part of
a partition fell on him, injuring
his back and bruising him. A
rusty nail was driven through a
muscle in a leg and an ankle and
foot were severely wrenched, He
SEPTIC TANKS.
is able to be about now with the
Ready for yon to install.
For family of five--------------------------- *31 aid of crutches.
For family of eight ___ ......................... $28
;
WANTED - MAN FOR OREGONIAN
Sunday auto route.
See Mr Moran
Thursday and Friday at Hotel Bartell,
Cottage Grove.
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Carbon
Paper
The seventh annual eump met­
ing being held in the tabernacle
on the permanent camp grounds,
will come to a elose Sunday night.
Interest is increasing as the meet­
ing progresses and the largest
gathering in the history of the
camp meeting is expected for the | The Utopia club will bold its an­
Sunday night service. There have nual picnic tonight
born » number of conversions and park.
a number of others are expected.
Second Brood Codling Moth Here.
It is time to spray for the sec-
ond codling moth -tin apples, it is
announced by C. E. Btewart, coun-
The formula
ty fruit inspector,
for this spray is given by him as
follows:
“Use dry lead arsenate at
rate of two or two and a
pounds to each 100 gallons of
ter. Apply within the next
or six days.
When It Falls Flat.
“They toll me rubber tire».’’
“That’s why it stretches, you
dumbbell. ’’—Dennison Flamingo.
Presbyterian
Church — Duncan
Cameron, minister—Sunday school
Public worship at 11 a. in,;
10 a. m. ; pi
Junior Ende
Jeavor 2:30 p m ; Senior
Endeavor 6:30 p. in.; evening service
at 8.
First church of Naxarene Eleventh
and Adams, A. C. Wood, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:46, pr>achlng services Sun
day at 11 and 8; prayer meeting W«d
nesday at 8. All are cordially invited to
attend.
First Baptist church—Corner
P’ftn
street and Jefferson avenue—Edwin O
Colbeck. pastor
Church school at 10;
sermon at 11: B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m.;
evening servi< • s at 8. Prayer meeting
and bible study at 8 p. m. r>»ryTburs-
day.
Free Methodist church Corner of
Monroe avenue «nd south Fifth street—
Sunday school at
J. Walker, pastor.
10, forenoon m ’ rvlcei at 11. evening
service at 8. Prayer meeting at 8 Thurs-
day evenings.
(Christian flci« n< • Society corner of
Jefferson avenu«* and Second street.
Sunday services at 11 a. rn. Wednesday
Everybody wei
service at 8:00 P rn.
coma.
Christ.— (London,
12
Church
of
miles south of Cottage Grove)—Hun-
_ , ____
Bible J study 10 b . m.,
day
services;
worship 11a. rn., scripture study 8 p. m.
You’re invited.
Seventh Day Adventiat Church.—Weat
Main street. Saturday.
Habbath school
at 9:45 a. m, church service at 11
a . ra . Prayer meeting at 8 p rn. Wed­
nesday. Visitors always welcome.
* • *
Church of God 207 north H street—
Sunday school every Sunday at 10
o'clock.
Preaching every Sunday at
11 o’clock.
TabornBclfl AaNernbly ’Of God.—Rant
Main »trout near Tenth, Bcroas from
H. P Depot, Ein« r Hmestad, Pastor Hun
«lay Nchool at 9:45 a. m., preaching at
10:45; young people’s meeting at 6:30
p. m.. cvangpliatie RcrvfroR at 8 p. m.
Meeting« at 8 p m. Tuesday and Friday
evening« Street meeting at 7:30 Satur­
day evening«
C A. meeting at 7:45
Friday evening« All are welcome.
* • •
Full Goapel Denomination. — Meeting«
every Friday and Tuesday evening at
7:30 p. rn. at the home of Edna E. Baa«,
973 south Riith atreet. Every one wel­
Stamp Pad Ink. The Senti­
nel.
I come.
Corn
Standard Pack. No. 2
( ans.
3
All Hard
Big K
Wheat.
49 Lb. Sack
cans
$2.05
Beans
Cut Refugee,
l'ans
No.
»>
3 cans
Shrimp
('ream Oil.
Size Bar.
73c
Washing
Powder
bill’s
American Beauty.
3
cans
Bacon
Sugar Cured
Weight.
Peas
Flour
('¡tins
ages.
Medium
Large
3 cans
Tomatoes
Stiiixlanl
21 . litis.
29c
Lemons
tins
Fniicy Sunk ist
I’ll-
IhiZiTI
Every Melon Guaranteed
3/?c Pound
No.
American
3% nz. Tins
WATERMELONS
Klondike
I’nck
35c
3 cam
Sardines
Pack­
2 for
Per lb.
Excellent 9uillitv. Xn
2 Tina.
(