The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 13, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

COTTAGE G HOVE SENTINEL, THI KSDAY, OCTOBER Ifl, 1927
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The wiring of th« Chambers A.
K<m mill for ideetrie light»
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rapidly m-nring completion.
Tb«
Nelsiin Electric shop has the ron
tract.
Mothers of Cottage Grove!
Phis Is Your Night *
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comfoktabi . i :
tig ;
itiefhy
Wo meet mail order competi­
tion on doors of every kind.
Cottage Grove Mfg. Co
iihihiai .
* III W*'ll i 30 p nt S irnluy night.
Iln* 1'1'nl Motlmr
«¡1* I.,
Ni-i mill hi th, i-vmiing
The pin nt that wn» un-d in drill
ing the oil wp || her« hn»
hern
»hipped by thr
owner«,
<'la roo
Hasin
of
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company
Livingston.
will
Mont., to F omií I i where •
it
be put into operation
lie Nllli.ji-i't nl llii* itflili'i'MN,
i ¡I s til' pnpiihic serviei H.
Ill-in- tin* - p.
nUoiit nintlii i “Tlitif Miitln r nf
Mini','' “Miithei' Min-lifi«” nml <dln't-K
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P<II|||<| Slick ill' l inin' XX ill lie ( ivrtl Illi- llltlthel*
«nt v.ith tin Inrgiat futuily
Mr. and Mr». Jam«» Redford, «ho
■pent n week in centra) Drag»«,
have returned.
1' it *- iniinili- t it I k n hy Muynf- Gi-nrgc (>. Knnwli-M nini
City Siip< rinti nth nt <» \V Hays mt “Wlntf Mit'nr
MeiitiH to Mi'.”
Th.
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Mi.» Mary Well» of Elkton wn
a wei-k <-nd gue.t of Mr. and Mrs.
F. F Will».
I o II um mg qtii'Nl ion« «ill In- nnsu in il
lluw «as Iln- ,li « i Ii Snldi.'ifli i-liangi <| tn tin
I Inn f
(2) Is liter«'
guin«* T
Chris
Aetna Fin' MuaBachusett» Life
fnsurnneo <). H. Arnc.t, phone 30,
rear First National Bunk. »12tfc(2)
The city council, at it» mueting
Monday night, ordered an amend
nii-nt to the fir«
nnd
building
regulation» to definitely define fire
wall».
in riskitit u little mtdiey on n
tiny huritt
Would yon I'tivtir tin extra tax <m I iiu 'I ii I ihh T
1'inilil you fiirgiv« Guil if you liml hecn born t|<-
fol'llll'il ','
II A M
10 A M
lb ar th.
Hpecinl »al« of pictures, reduced
to «1 .25 ph » h Wiuring National Pic
turr wiM’k The Pleturi Nhop. olir
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16
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t'lintnn M«r<-« r,
of tin*
Brook i ng
high -<lioo|. MpCIlt th*’
week <nd nt th« T. (I. Hhort lioin«*.
M
and Mr«, Clotrnr«» Hp«<n<«*r
and children of
►pent Nun
day with Mrs. Spencer > pnreiitx,
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. ( hit rnndcr.
tniong the»»»«' from
who nt
trnd<*d tb** Notinn l»rfnd
concert
Monday night in Eug«*nr were Mr.
John Durham, who Im. »«••n ill
nnd Mr*. Roy Leonard, Dr. mid for »,-i «nil illiia. I« reported to be
Mm. A (*,
Mr. mid Mr« improving.
t’larrnco Coor, Mr. mid Mm, E. E.
Try our chicken tamales.
Don««, Mr, and Mm. IC L. Cooper,
Mr. nnd Mm. Dwight Mcrter, Mr*. Gray Goose.
Miz ' Rarhfll Nhort"* KJM’Qt
Ellwrt Bod«’ und *<»n Hnrdd.
Visiting nt Brooking*.
Iusura iu Mir« I Itali rii nei'
Chn»
Mrs Fr<’d Pillsbury in viidtiiig
H. Hall
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in <*nbfornifi with her mother, Mrt
The bunk« of the
W «r« Kaloy.
city
She
to
return
ilp.ed till il»y yesterday, I'idumbu* within u month.
dnv, but iithi-rwÌNc businc»« wo a
Mr. nnd Mr*. L. IL Long and
uaghl.
W W M • l-'nrl uni returned recent
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ly froi • nu right day trip to th«'
♦
♦ coast.
Wo xtill huve n few ^«»<»d Ui«ed
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cars,
i in trn Me will take vour old rar
Sclwin Motor rompany.
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Mrs
Ntiller Mti«tfiine«l in
Doii'l tuki- chime,with i .uric» to h« (L
’r betid mid brtiiM«*i« on
the
kiililiis
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'!i»n<lttv when the rar in
i the I m
Gininl against infantile
which *he w.m riding wan f<n,cv<i
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paralysis by the use of
off the highway n«nr Walker, four
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i mile« north of tin- city. An auto
pasteurized milk.
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i mobile ran iuth h«r rar, knocking
1
i it off the
wire -f, lice
c •nr was badly
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Mothers!
POWELLS
DAIRY
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Millimn hri'l Lou i*» Wicgp nnd
their fmnilirN have left by iunior
for Idnho for an indefinite Mnj
nnd miiy locate there.
National Picture week, October
In 20.
Prices rciluccd on rill pic
turra.
The Picture Mhop.
olir
Mr, and Mr«. D. Npotfnrd ot
\ i-rnoimi vi»|t<*d over the week cad
ni lb« hum« of Mr«. .Spofford'«
hunt, Mr». 1«. Bobbin«, while mi
their honeymoon trip t<> tie- Dr.-gon
rave». They expert to return «itti
in n
week
.Mr«.
Rol.bin« h
planning
to
entertain ' with
n
howcr for Mr». Spofford.
NO TIME
LIMIT
“It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s”
McKenzie flour, 49 lbs.
Almonds, per lb.
Apples (Winter Bananas) choice
Cauliflower, nice and white, 3 lbs.
$1.59
33c
$1.25
25c
FEED DEPARTMENT
Mill run, 80 lbs.
Cracked corn, 1(M) lbs.
$1.40
$2.50
We run our own delivery.
(It’s Free)
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GRAYS
ASHOCARRY
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Animals’ Color Sense
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Man ¡/tads As Cause
Destruction to Forests
PORTLAND. Or« , Out. 13,—(U.
P.)- Mnn ngaiu held the J«n/ling
position rm th»' < mi»«*
of
forest
fir»« m the nutiüuai for» t. of
Oregon and Waabitigfon, uc
t o i ri forimi t ion rom piled bv
««rvii-e official, with office.
Portland.
There were libi fire» in the • Pa
cific region, which include« th- ip 22
national forest, of » treguo
und
Washington.
<lf the-« 418 were
i
due to eandi-ssne»».
Lightning fir«» wer« fibOYl th1
average, th»!fe b<-iuq 28 » more <lur
■ ng the past season,
Mun, nl
principi
though b« still is th
cause of forest fires,
his general average.
Convictions have bfefi obtfl in«»<l
against thowr r^Upooiibb* for 130
of the 4lb man rauwd bbiZP«.
Scout Troop to Get Charter.
County Scout Executive Clark of
■Eugeni- met Wednesday afternoon
with the troop committee of th«
local boy scout
organization
to
arrange for th« presentation of a
«barter to troop 1. The- charter is
expected to arrive within
two
week.« and n formal presentation is
planned.
The
troop
committee
eoasistM of R. L.
Ntfwart,
Dr.
Harold Ax Icy, PftMtnr Duncan P.
t’ameron, Gt*orgu O. Know h'« nnd
Earl Hill.
Troop 1 will bold it- regular
meeting Friday night in Veteran**
ball. I nut ruction on bugb*H will he
given bv Ai Griffin and drilling
will la- ri charge <
P.
Bukow
xki.
Leonard Paquette Injured.
Li-onard A.’ I'aqm tte, .«rut u<l loa.l
i-r for th« J. H. Chambers A Son
logging crew, suffered n rut t on th.-
left side of bi. head aid painful
bruise, about 10 o'clock th li» fore-
noon wfb-n hr wn. hit bl­ ii load-
ing tong.
He had taken one of
the tong, and pl*- <1 it in the log
preparatory to shifting it. when
the machinery started to lift th«
lug, causing the other tong to fly
around and hit Mr. Paqu«ttc, H"
«as knocked to the ground and
sustained bruises on the ],.ft «¡de
anil arm. He wag unconscious for
some time.
Post—That
sergeant
of
ought to I h - hung!
IL-llum-
hangi-d.
“Hung, I say; hanging i
him ”- Nebraska
good for
gwan.
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l»oy,
too
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“I ran never love thnt girl.”
“ ’Sniattahf”
“Hhe never crosses her t’s in
polite eon versa t ion. ’ '—<'inci anali.
The Colorful world of green grass
and trees, red meat, brownish gray
mice and yellow dogs Is all Just
gray to rata, according to Prof
F. M. Gragg of Nebraska Wesleyan
university, who experimented with
the color scheme of night-prow ling
Dogs and raccoons also
animals,
lack color perception, he find«, tn
tils experiments the animals were
taught to recognize various color
combinations.
They learned tluit
when certain colors were shown
they could come up and expect to
lie fed.
When shades of gray cor
responding In brightness to the dif
ferent colors were substituted for
the brilliant rainbow hues, the anl
mala apparently noted no change
In 'the dinner slgdals. The dog. a
foi terrier, was quickest to learn,
the cat next, and the raccoon the
slowest of all.
Monday, October 10
to Saturday, Odo-,
ber 15
Class
FIKE
PREVENTION
WEEK.
You should make the 151 week«
that follow it the same by ear«-
fully looking after bad roof», bad
flue», removing accumulation
of
rubbish, etc. Hy so doing millions
of dollar» of fire losses would be
avoided, these taring responsible for
mo.it disthietive fir«».
You ran
«»»Hy remedy' th«»« and it i« well
worth th« time required. We help
you avoid fir«» and pay your losse»
whvn they do re-cur. Our 33 year»
of »uee.-H.fui service testify to this,
last year being our most prosper
ou». No dang.-rous risks accepted.
The careful owner gets rate.« worth
while.
ol.'lp
It will pay you to »ea u».
OREGON FIRE RELIEE
AHH’N.
Boston child; “I want to
be
rend to.”
Nurse: “What book, do
you
want to bv read to out off”
Child: “ Robinson Crusoe.”
Nur-ii- goes out and returns with
“Swiss Family Robinson.”
Child: “What did you bring me
that book to be read to out of
from for!”
Typewriter Supplies.
Sentinel.
The
A. BRUND
Sporting Goods
Get Shot Gun
Shells Here
12 gauge Remington, 4, 5. 6 shot $1.30
16 gauge Remington, 4, 5. 6 shot $1.20
12 gauge Remington, 4, 5, 6 shot $1.20
12 gauge Western, 7^2 shot
$1.20
12 gauge Field, 7^2 shot
410 gauge Remington
85c
Special !
BIG
HAM, SALE
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 15
Whole or Half Hams
AlLMOLirs STAR HAM—60 WAYS
TO SERVE.
COME IX AXI) TRY A SAMPLE.
Eli EE SANDWICHES SERVED ALL
DAY.
Quality Market
All rubbish put into boxes,
barrels or sacks and placed
on parkings on paved si reels
will Io-
be pick«
pieki il <1 up by city
trucks.
(.'lean up your rubbish ami
ilcbris ami help make Cot­
tage Grove a’ prettier anti
healthier city in which
live.
C. E EKOST.
City Health Officer.
(By Order City Council)
Anderson & Morris
PHONE 46
Wholesale and Retail—Free City Deliver}
Initiated
High School Teachers Organize.
Teachers of the high school held
a dinner Tuesday night to organ­
ize a teachers' club. Miss Myrtle
Kem was chosen
chtfirnmn
and
Herschel Kidwell secretary-treasur­
er. The group will meet the first
Monday evening of each month
and books and literature will be
studied.
Who was it who told thnt one
about the absent minded prof who
enme to tench a class but couldn't
remember «lint ho taught f “Hi-
«on.”
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Provides Liberal Farm
Education
Death to Mosquitoes
Efforts to And a poison tluit
kill the mosquito larvae and not
harm fish have been successful In
France.
Heretofore all poisons de
signed to spread over breeding
places of mosquitoes has been harm­
ful to other life, hut the new com
pound will not only spare the fish
but will be harmless to aquatic
plants or warm blooded animals. It
la claimed.
It Is n formaldehyde
compound that can be applied with
sand.
Dark Rubber Lasting
For rubber articles that are like
.y to be exposed to sunlight, rub
her of the darkest color will stay
'alive" the longest. Recent expert
luents In the rubber laboratory of
the United States bureau of stand
ards, reported by Popular Sclenct
Monthly, have demonstrated thnt
the shade of rubber goods has much
to do with their durabiiilty.
Rough Diet
A charmingly frank restaurant In
Newark. N. .1., announces in its win
dow a “coarse dinner, 85 cts.”—
Farm and Fireside.
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' tv y, xoccu nt
Every division of the Pacific International Livestock
position presents innumerable opportunities for valuable edu­
cation in conducting farming operations.
And yet this training is available to every farmer in this
etion at a minimum of cost and effort.
During the week of October 29 to November 5, inclusive,
the Pacific International holds its 17th annual exposition. Mil­
lions of dollars’ worth of the nation’s finest pure bred live­
Your Motor Knows
stock will be exhibited—cattle, horst's, sheep, hogs, goats and
foxes. $11X1,000.00 will be awarded in premiums. Also there
Utt
,i ¡<ir ts fed p1 - f
will b Pacific International’s spectacular horse show; great
fn.t gas t'l.it’s sere to ía/t—
dairy, land and manufacturers’ products shows; wool show
¡Pe tf nth.ft car teouU V
and industrial exposition.
H.1J tl hut the f*. ttYr to tjit.
No matter what branch of farming you have adopted, we,
h
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at th< First National bank unhesitatingly recommend that
—1< TROLEUM
you attend this year’s Pacific International. Avail yourself
motor could only C all the information obtainable; then profit by applying the
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hear it say in a principles learned to the solution of your own farm problems.
emphatic tone—
loud
“Give inv frtsh Shcllsgns and
smooth flowing oil.’’
Afterwards the contented
THE BANK WITH SAFE SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES.
“purr’’ of your engine would
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till you that il was pleased
buy Shell gas and our oil to­
day treat your engine right.
First National Bank
Elimination
MOTOR-INN
We Americans nre not ellinlr.ut
Ing many railroad crossings
It's
the other way aDoqt.—Detroit Free
Press.
SERVICE STATION
TEL 91
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section of a stem will show bark,
wood, and pith, says the American
In the central
Initiation for the freshman class Cree association.
of the high school was held dur part of the stein is the pith. About
it Is the wood, which in ninny tree»
ing the asneinbly period this fore
can be divided into darker heart-
noon. Various novelty stunts wer1 wood and the lighter sapwood. Be
given by members of the class. A l ween the wood and the tuirk is n
peanut race was held by the boys thin layer known as the cambium
who also had to run the gauntlet. This Is the most vital part of a
Freshmen girls gave several stunts. I tree, for It Is here that all new
wood and bark nre made up
Freshmen
Our specials do not run for one day
only, or for four days only but all the
time. Anyway just as long as the
wholesale market will permit.
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N elson E lectric S hop
Mr. and
R. Walker of
Harrisburg
Sunday nt the
home of their daughter, Mr«. O. L.
Lee, while on their way to lb'ed«
, Music Land Entertainers Coming.
port on a fishing trip.
Fh«' t'otlagc Grove high school
Mrs un<| Mrs. <’. E. Brnmldc nre
student body is sponsor
for
a
spending two weeks in Portland.
musical entertainment to !»• given
Try our chicken tamales. Tuesday evening at th«' high school
Gray Goose
auditorium by Mr. and Mrs. Wil
J Q Willits left Tuesday for Innu Berk, music land entertainer».
K in ii nth Full«, where he will visit The program will include vocal and
Mrs.
with Iu« daughter,
Dorin instrumental music that runs from
N(»rriM. nnd will nho V i»it hi« son th« popular Imllnd» of the day to
Leland in I»tikeview iH’fore return th« best among the classic».
ing
William Beck is n versatile artist
We want rngw. Will pny from 4 who«« major work is on the cornet
He is also a banjo
to 8 eeata
pound.
I 'hone Nel and trumpet.
•on .Motor company, No, 2<M>, and artist nnd a I'bnracter impersonator
i nil one of his novelty feature, to
will rail nt your houne.
n “slide trumpet.” Mr. nnd Mrs.
Heck will give vocal duets from
Vital Part of Tree
pupiilnr musicnl comedy HUCCPSH(‘!<
The stem of n tree, also called
ns incidental groups on their pro- trunk and bole. Is the main axis ex
tending from the roots to th« crow n,
gram.
Mrs. Beck specializes on vocili or to the tip In case of an tin
nnd pinno number» nnd one of her branebed stem. Tree stem« range
from long to short, strnlgbt to
features will lie n group of »ong»
crooked, and from erect to pros­
»ling in costume.
trate. An examination of a cross
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Mad« uilswrnbltt liy fundumimi d
<outiiiilldh in In «huriicii-r. Ili i
rb li lliliie, a genia» l. -t r- ee ,.i
ben'd for Ills poems, «ri -d : "I um
trngisly I nm comedy.'' Tb<ni:.1i be
MUM prob: lily the gl'iil -I <! -i -u.lt
po I of Id. ci-ntuiy. th-
.tl-'ir <-f
" I ie Lmi lei” wall con tanti.» tri
palled by the vustuess of Ills vl-doii
mid Nought ii Hriuer baiting on
other paths of expt'1 «Ioli.
V.'le-n
bo could curb bls poesy In- - is a
xph-ndld Journalist.
While he huti-d despotinm b<* wui.
an ardent adtnlrer of N.ipuh-cn. As
a i-yoli' Ills laughter still Is reiiK'in-
lu red for Its Idluriiy at m iitlnr lit,
y«t he was such a sentlmcntull't
I lint Ids spurned love for hl. coindn
gave I'xqul .Ite wings to many h
poi-ni.
11« wrote history without
method und philosophy with rm
* rysfalllzi'd philosophy of liln own
The capricious quality II ih I pi r
ad«» all Ills writing» lurk. In even
tils tendi-rest poenn. He shift.< from
Intenso pa.slon to candì « mock
ery.
Ill» life, until his Individuali .tn
was one of ng' ny of being Jerked
from poi'.y to materialism and back
again.
Yet when be was made
helpless by paralysis this strange
innu of contradictions, who had
boon Impatient and Irritable In
heulth, showed an extraordinary en-
ditriime mid cheerfulness in the
long years he spent on what be
lie
termed hl» "mattress grave"
died In J85t; and Iles burled in
l’uri»
Kiinsus City Klar.
W .L TrnI, who bm been in n
Eugene hoffpihtl for four week»», in
recovering »lowly from a major
opi’rntion.
Walter 1
M.
Paeholke, I
wer«
b by
marrietl Wi
.IllNfle t of the Puttee Wolla.
.1 oe Nmit h hud hi« ton.il»
Odd Form of “Praye. ”
inovtol Tut* nd ay in Portland.
Brought Needed Rain
Mr and Mr». B. M. Hawlev
De
fiorate after n monili of
Nharpg rrwk wer«» guests over th«'
w<M’k Vnd of Mr. mid Mm. R. V. drought *n what was supposed to
In- the rainy season, the pen- lints
Hn wiry.
in <'liaiigh.lntlen recently dr«
d
up two men like tish and n-nrclicd
them down the street, pouring ua
ter on them all the way. This Is
a new method of praying for ruin
It worked, too!
For that night
Peking and neighboring towns were
dreni Ill'll In a frightful storm
Nothing like It is ever seen in New
York.
A peculiar sort of light­
ning. flashing continuously here and
When you want a doctor you there and everywhere, nnd thunder
keeping up a constant “put-putting"
don't telephone for a glass- sound feature the storm. Lake’
come Into existence every wje-re
blower.
The «tomi seems somehow sytulmll«
of the approach of threatening Na
troops.
When you want electrical tionallst
Strangely, the Pekinese prayed
for rain In earnest, too
In White
work, go to an electric shop. Cloud
temple, outside llslplenmen
temple and at llslszti I’nllou, enol
lea, old men and priests burned
beasts und bowed Incessantly. Tliey
followed llie ancient rain praying
rites.
But the inhabitants of Cbangh
PHONE-201 19N.6thbu -intlcn are believe«) to have found
n new method of rain praying In
Kem Bldg.
the llsh parade. P«*ople In Poking
had not beard of It before. Bns>k-
lyn Eagle.
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