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FAOB TWO . TWICK-A-WEEK SENTINEL, COTTAGE QROVE, OREGON that we are. ex ery thing that ♦ William Thum, M rs. < SECOND MEMBER FAMILY holder. M rs. C. A. st hope to be. VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA MoaAays and Thursday« O. W. Huy.«, M m. \\ The distinction made bctwei'u l*ubUsbi-r« B.d» * RnilU character and reputation, in tint in M rs. T. C. Wheeler, Oren I*. Ilowe of I’u .........Bditor Elb»rt Bed».... Curriu mid Mm. E. W tended to underrate the value of a brother of Mm. K K Mill- i A tint clan» publication entered al Oot good name, which has lw-en con Mr«. W. I. Hatch, Mm. L. W. cards Mr«. Btevens held high »core city, died in Portland Satun ter-' Urous »• aMond-elsa« matter sidorod something of great value Coiner. Mis» Stella Robinson, Mrs and Mrs. Kem low score. \ dainty pneumonia. His mother diet ....»» North SI «th since the beginning of written his II. A. Miller and Mrs. Mary Robin luncheon was served mid the host Buala»u Offloo .. a fen necks ago nt the tin tory*. Even wise old Solomon rec- »on were hostesses for the Presby cm was assisted by her daughter, her diiught-'r of the a.-itlio il SUBSCRIPTION RATES Table Mr. Howe ».is aged 41» an cgnized this when he said, “A terian Indies* aid society Wednes Miss Eunice VanDenburg. By mall (oaab la adsaaca) On» year_____ »8 OOJTkree moallte----- .80 good name is rather to he desired and for n number of years tt r< day afternoon in the church par decorat ions were red hei Uli moathi...... l.SOlOw» moatk-------- .40 than groat riches, and loving favor lors. The program, following n baskets of pussy willows d red of Eugene. Funeral Hervice Mamber of rather than silver or gold.” Do short busineas session, consisted of hearts were room be held tomorrow at Eugene. National Editorial Aaaocialloa uot be carolea» with your reputa guessing contests and a farce ap Mr. Howe is survived h; his (>r-«oa State Editorial Anodailoa Ore«OB Newipapcr Coati-reae» tion, but do not confuse it with propnate for Washington’s birth The junior Christian Endeavor wife and son, .lame. John, hi I »» o character. Careless regañí for day. It told of the making of the| held a valentine party Friday eve brother«. Fay of Port In nd a nd Member Selected Or»«oa New. paper. roputation indicates a flan in tirst flag and Mm. D. P. Cameron ning in i the Christian church par Lloyd of Suu Jose, Citi., an two Pacific Coaat RepreeeaUllrM Doty A Btypea. Ise. The following program was sisters. Miss Lola Howe of Eugene enacted the [»art of Betsy Ross. Il lors. Portland. Security Bld« ; Baa Franclaco character. Never before has then» been was under the direction of M rs. gixeu: Piano solo, Wayne llnrlw-rt; and Mrs. Karl K. Mills of Cottage Sharon Bid«.; Loe Aa*»l»a. Chamber pf Commerce Bldg greater need for men and women Coiner. Later a 'aint;- hiucheon «<•';;. Eleanor I’lennor H ; rending, Rue Grove of character than today at no time was served, the guests matching ben piano due». Evelyn Hays mil FOB BOYS AND GIRLS in history when there has been valentines for partners, Pussy wil Augusta I’ ck. resibrg, Eliuer Naiavte Rjvt":»l Well Attend«!, less interest, by so many pvupiv lows and gre«-n foliage w i re ritrae Mi on; song, Weuduii Sumil; x ,o- The revival meetings nt the The following 1» in abbreviation of in the nobler and better things, tive decorations. in • do, Evelyn llay«; piano solo, Naraivne church have liven draw an addroas delivered by the editor of when there has been more seeking The Sentinel before the Endeavor sot de ♦ Th-It ia Hodgson; song, Gi ce Alice ing large numbers and Bunday sex lie« of the l'reibyterian church and pi.*» for pleasure» and sins that weaken readiu». k.'.isou \i ilsou Steuuett; oral converts were niudv. Evnngc liahed in a recent issue of the Masonic The women’s missionary society Carlile; reitdiu„, character, when there has been less duet, list Fred St. Clair is proving a Folger; Analyst. of the Christian church met Wed reading, Beatrice Folger: Character is the greatest thing interest in the work of orgmiiza nesdav afternoon with Mrs. Clive A i lee n Turner mid Evelx u Hays; forceful speaker and ia winning character, Taylor as program leader. Twenty- reading, WilKmu (takes. Games many friends, Mi-rvices will be there is. It is greater than riches, tions that strengthen when there has been greater cor xver.- pre'r pros;':-». The were plaved an I delicious refresh continued every night this week for riches are an ^»nomination to ruption on the part of those seek three member« were the ments aervcd. except tonight, Bible rending.« will the person lacking in character. It ing and bolding public office, subject for discussion was lie held from 9:30 til III 30 every negro and the remarkable work oi is greater than religion, for church when there has been less interest missions in (he field. Mrs. Ada Presby teiiun forenoon except Saturday The el taken in the election of men of .listi supper buildings would rot and decay and Evangelist St. Clair will speak (takes and Mrs. Williams each gave church hi the church Thursday evening on “ Russelism preachers would die of starvation character to office, wheu there has a reading in negro dialect and Thursday been greater disregard for law, parlors before choir practice. About and lli.s Famous Sermon Au if persons of character -lid not when there has been greater disre- Pastor Clive Taylor sang several 3(1 were present aa-i husliands and swered" and Friday owning on negro spirituals. Mrs. Strome of stand as th«' bulwarks of religion. spect for the rights of others, Santa Clara, district secrerary. wives of choir memlw-rs mid Pastor “Where Is Hell and How Far I’ It is greater than our social fabric, when there has been more selfish- talked upon the aims of the society, mid Mrs. Duncmi P. Gameron were It from Cottage Grovel’’ because were it not for character ness and fewer sacrifices. Never The group will hold its s next meet- additional guesi«. During the sup before has there been greater men would fear to associate with looseness in sex relationships. Men rag the second W. luesdav in per hour three large cakes lighted Lord Made Lot» of Them with candles were brought in to each other. It is greater than gov and women of character are needed March. Ther» tire probably ;hr e mid compliment Mi — Esther SiUbv, erament, for without character our iine-linlf mlllh-n kind- of I iimi - i « In for public position, men and wom choir director, Mrs. O. W, Black governments would crumble in the Miss Jessie Sanborn and Miss en of character are needed to give more, pianist, mid Miss Myrtle the world, -itx tie selentlcts und dust, anarchy would triumph, prop examples of respect for law, men Naomi Wynne were hostesses for Kern on their birthday anniveraar this doesn't Include tin- kind that erty rights would vanish, food and thinks the girl« lire all ernity almut and women of character are needed a number of members of the Neigh ies. hint f’inqw-r’- Wes-kiv clothing would be for the strong. for mothers and fathers of those* bora of Woodcraft lodge Monday marriage would cease to be an in of Miss San night at the home who soon will take our places. The i Mrs W. A. Garoutte and* Mrs. stitution and women would l»e the born’s mother, Mrs. W. I,. Hatch greatest trouble with the world to PROFESSIONAL CARDS Earl Garoutte eutertained Satur playthings of the powerful, It is day is that children haven’t the An auxiliary, to be known as the day afternoou at the home of Mr«. DBMTI3T3. 7 greater than reputation, for repu parents that children had in the C. C. C. club, was formed. Mis-, A. W. Kime with a miscellaneous tation may be despoiled and taken W. K. LKBOW.—- Damiti. Ottica good old days, to which, we would Sandborn was elected president and shower, honoring Mum Thelmi JAR. L« Kifib and Main air..la. Hour» from us by an ill spoken word, but not return but from which we Miss Wynne secretary-treasurer Wheeler, bride elect. Seven tables 8:80 lu 13 and 1 lo 4:80. E*.uln«a character is ours while life is ours The club will meet once a month Sunday« by appointment. 1'huaaa might learn much in character of bridge were formed and Mr>. •nd and cannot be lowered by scandal, building. »file« 85. r» aid. na» IBI-J. and the next meeting will be March C. J, Kern held high score and nor heightened by underserved it. C. U. KIME Dvalist. Flral Na A half century ago a preacher 5 at the home of Mr.«. W. O. Wil Mian J. Frazier low score. A one praise or compliment. son, with Mrs. Wilson and M rs. tloaal bank buildin«. Culta«. Gru««. who hadn ’ t denounced companion- course luncheon was served, The Ors«on. HpvciaUat la «itracUua. Reputation is what folks say Mabel Dixon as hostesses. uünlairallun ut nltrvua oxld and ui ate marriage would have been driv house was attractive with bouquets about us. Character is what we arai nirpry Ottico phon» lo. of daffodils ami pussy willows. deae» 1/aj. know about ourselves. Reputation en from his church. Today he can Mrs N. E Compton was hostess Many attractive and beautiful gifts say without fear that companionate f is for time. Character extends be PMYbICIANM for a 1 o’clock valentine lunch yond the grave, into the boundless marriage must n it be greatly con ton Thursday for the Social Twelve were given the guest of honor. deraned because it is litte, ^f any. ■ »K. C. E. FKOHT — i'hyalclan realms of eternity. Reputation we if aur(<H>n. Otti«« ia U* iob build club. Four courses were served and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker en la«. leave here. Character we take with worse than what we already have. the luncheon table was attractive Fbuar 41. Otti»«» Uruca, Or»«on. This forcibly indicates the change tertaim-d Saturday night, honoring us. We make our own character AXLEY. M D— Phy. Idaa aad with a centerpiece of yellow jon and can mould it at our will. Repu in character during half a century. quits and fancy red valentines as their son Linn on his tweutieth *»ur«r«a I..«nln«a by aupóla» It illus^ates more forcibly than birth-lay anniversary. Those pres meat. Ovar K.iu« Dru« »tum. i li«»« tation is made by our friends and place cards. The hostess was as Gro«». Or»<oi>. enemies. A scandal monger may anything that the need today for . sisted in serving by Mrs. Brighton ent were Mr. and Mrs. William A. FORBES. M. D. — Pbyrtelan and ruin reputation in a moment, but man and women of character is Leonard. The afternoon was spent Bartels, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bvid- • aurgson. Calla anaw.r..! <1»« or ler, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whit- character remains oura to be used the greatest it has ever been. Malrralty work a apeclxlty. Or»r Building of character today ia i in a social wav with needlework. lock, Genevieve Meranda, Alberta C. J. ulfht. in living down the poisoned words Br«-l»r Co. ¡‘boura: Uffie» 84. by far more difficult than ever, Mrs. Compton was presented with Williams, Agatha Snider, Kenneth rsaldemi» 109 J. of the tale bearer. Pleasures are too common. life 1 is a pink cineraria plant in honor of Ward and Cad Ellis, A pleasant W. KIME. M. D— Pbytlclaa aal While good name should be main her twenty ninth wedding anniver social evening was enjoyed and Hur«<-uu. Obali-lriea and aiacaaaa ut tained and is of great value in our too easy. Great characters 1 were sary. womra and eldldmn a tpeclally. Offie» delicious refreshments were serveiL First National dealings with the world, by loss built in the days when men and Bank BuUdln« I'h asa : women came to Cottage Grove, Office. SMi raaldsnce. 12AJ. Kssldene» of good name we have lost only rattle-1 Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Morris en ' addmaa, 1140 «»at Mala. drove back the cougar, the Mrs. Smiley Morris mid Mm. something of material snake ami carved homes out of th<- tertained Saturday evening with a Harold Whitibck entertained Fri ATTORNEYS. if we retain character wilderness, when food and cloth bridge party for a group of friends. day at the home of Mrs. James our spiritual wealth, ERBERT W LOMBARD—Atlornny ing were of the coarsest. when Guest» ivere __ Mr. _ ________ and Mrs. ____ Ear! Town for a group of friends. Those al La*. First Natlunal Hank tulld acter is lost we have In«. Phon» 04. Cott»«» Gru««. l>rn«on thing, both material and spiritual, school children sat on benches hewn I Garoutte, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. San present were Mrs. Harley Gates, and are poor indeed. Character from logs and walked two or three j ders, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Veatch. Mm. Walter McCullum, Mrs. Nel J. 81IINN.—Atl’ rn-y al l.a* aad • Notary Publie. Practleea In all is symbolic of «nr attitude toward I miles to get there, when preachers Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Barker, Mr. and son DeYoung, Mrs. Lem Culver, court». Badar buildin«. Cotta«» Uro«». the laws of God and man; character travelled hundreds of miles cover Mrs. Fred Bennett and -Mrs. Tom Mrs. Fred Anderson ami Mrs. G. Or» «on. is exemplified by our interest in, ing a circuit, when men and women I^iffoon. Three tables of bridge A. Sanders. The afternoon was LTA KINO. — Lawyor. Probsts »nd the welfare and comfort of our provided their own pleasures, when were formed and Mrs. Earl Ga spent playing bridge and a deli- (snsral practica. SUS Miner bulldia«. Elisene. Ore. .fellow lieings; character is proper the work day was from dawn to routte and G. A. Sanders held high cious luncheon was served. dark, when there were no true lies «core and Earl Garoutte low score. fulfillment of duties we are capable FOREST WOOD. The W. C. T. U. was entertained of peforming toward a worthwhile, magazines and the Bible was the Red sweetpeas in keeping with the YF.RH UROS d»al«r. In wood Body principal reading of leisure hours valentine season were decorations. Friday afternoon at the home of aah and maple Dry fir $2 35 a service; character is everything’ cut rataa on tar«« ordert Aah and beside the tallow dip; when there ____ - Mrs. C. W. Caldwell. Ten members tier, mt£l^JI3jJ0j^t|er^hone SHEl 4^^ was greater belief in the power Mrs. Clarence Cone entertained and two visitors were present. Mrs. of prayer and less belief in the Thursday afternoon with a valen N. E. Compton was program leader f power of pelf. Great characters tine party for the Ad Libitum and the afternoon in was devoted to are built in overcoming trials, in club. Additional guests were Mrs. a discussion of preparation for overcoming great obstacles, in Robert Quigley, Mrs. A. G. Hprankle voting. Members were urged to hurdling obstructions that others and Mrs. Raymond Cone. A pleas register, Mrs. Hanna Lewis wm said we could not surmount, in ant social afternoon was enjoyed named director of publicity, A i achieving great ends against great j and delicious refreshments were dainty luncheon was served. odds. served. The rooms were attractive —♦— SHEET METAL George Washington, the social ! with valentine decoration«, [Kitted The Degree of Honor will give a lion, the man of wealth, built char-' plants and ferns. The luncheon bridge party Wednesday evening WORKS acter that fateful winter at Valley table was centered with red carna ia w. O. W. hall. A large number Forge. Abraharu Lincoln, the great tions and red hearts were place- are expected. Several vaudeville PLUMBING emancipator, built character when cards. I numbers will bo put on and prize. he studied by the light of the fire ■ will be given. Furnaces, Chimney Caps place while companions frittered The Bona Tempo club held a their time away. Frances Willard covered dish supper Thursday eve Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Gutters, Drain Spouts, Etc. built character in her great fight ning at the home of hi r. and Mrs. Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Fred for prohibition. W. A. Garoutte in celebration of Anderson and daughter were din- Repairing a Specialty You, too, <-an built character by! the birthday anniversary of the nor guests Thursday night of Mr. doing those things other have done, club. A birthday cake with one and Mrs. F. H. Allison. PHONE 217-J but you can’t build character by candle was the table centerpiece. doing things just because others A three-course dinner was served. N. Seventh St, Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cone en have done them. You can only Boom decorations were sweetpeas, tertained as dinner guests Sunday build character when you do the daffodil, and pussy willows. Mr. Pastor and Mrs. Louis C. Kirby and things you know you ought to do. and Mrs. Carl Witte and Mr. and Pastor and Mrs. John A. Linn and Mrs. James Dungan were initiated. two children. After a person’s face becomes| After dinner the group went to the marked with sin and intemperance, I Arcade for a theater party. Mrs. C, E. 1,'mphrey, Mrs. Leslie it is impossible to entirely remove Cooper and Mrs. N. E. Glass will Initiatory work was put on for be hostesses Thursday afternoon in the traces by even the most up right life; but a life of crime will { one candidate at the regular meet Masonic hall for the Constellation quickly disfigure the once spotless ing of the Eastern Star Friday club. evening. Following the work, re window of the soul. freshments were served. The valen The Baptist church held a box the home i The boy who is taught to keep tine idea was carried out in the social Friday night at his things in their proper places refreshment, and decoration,. The of Mr. and Mrs. J. H Pon,ford. thinks Ins j/irents should practice tables were artistic with red hearts will bo enter what they preach—and that the and pussy willows and lighted at the proper place for a slipper is not on tapers cast a soft glow over the assembled guests, Mrs. Earl Hill Lebow. the rear of his anatomy. was chairman of the hostess com / mittee. The Merrymakers club gave a Tin- person who is continually dance in I. O. O. F. hall Wed i parading his virtues attracts sus An entertainment was given at picion. He -hould remember that the close of the regular session of nesday night. the most successful counterfeit is the Royal Neighbors Thursday to one that attracts the least at- night. An interesting program was Grove Couple In Eugene Auto Crash tention. O. C. Miller of Disston route and given and at its close and refresh Miss Ruth Flaherty of this city ments were served. Hostesses for person not to be the evening were Mrs. Fred Andcr were injured Saturday morning in Cottage Grove-Eugene our Tin- opinion, is the joker son, Mrs. Nellie Blackmore, Mrs. an automobile accident in Eugene, Freight and Transfer. sore when it is on him. Herbert Breedlove, Mrs. H. V'. Alli Both suffered cuts and bruises and it is feared that Mr. Miller sus- JESS LANSING son and Miss Helen Breedlove. stained several broken ribs. Mr. Proprietor John Does Still in Trouble. The John Does like their liquor, FURNITURE MOVING M rs. C. H. VanDenburg enter- Miller, who was driving, reported a r -ult two of them, said not tained Saturday afternoon with a to police that he turned out to AND STORAGE to be brothers,- have paid fines of bridge party for a group of avoid striking a Gray motor store Orders taken for good fir $10 each in police court for hav-1 Guests wore Mrs. H. A. truck and in so doing collided with body wood. Any amount ing booze on their person.«. An ! friends. Miller, Mrs. Mm. C. E. Frost, Mrs. another car. The name of the from one rick up. other John Doe. said to be no | James P. Graham, Mrs. Mm. George other driver was not learned. relation to the others, has paid a Jacobsen, Mrs. W. W. McFarland, Piano Moving a Specialty. fine of $2 for violation of the Mrs. A. W. Swanson, Mrs. George Phone 99: Res.. 1H9-J Typewriters repaired. Type I Knowles, Mrs. O. M. Kcm, Mrs. writers rented. Sentinel. i motor vehicle laws. Cottaqr <£>rorc Scntind Lindy ./sbed to /*7v I . .S’, Jo ('h ind SOCIETY ’ F< other’» Position h HhUllb ci- Ilf till ■ muli1 specie w Im Is »Uppi 1...... 1 III Mpmd ono-hulf I I i I m film r dol inr tin- thing« hi» fumili i wiitv* him •Hid tin- other half nn w vi ’fir » lidi- roHifit If Il lit* Vlltl'ie lie dill ’ ihtniH V Milli A fi*l !••• •t H present piati», Im ve three com engaged the ser Harold Lynch of buy »hoir The Cream o£ th obacco H H D A H H A M SCHOFIELD STEWART ROCK AND SAND Werrenrath, Concert Star, Finds Lucky Strikes Kindly To His Precious Voice “In my coni’crt U'tnk, I t > j course, give first consiutTution to r.‘y <. «. .. '\aturally, I uni very curcti.l uNn’t’viy t.'t tin <J cigarettes as I must have the blcr.tl <» i-.iih i.; kindly to my throat. I smoke Lucky Strike.:, findinn that they meet my ..... ■, .............. .. critical rcquiriirents.” '—-------------------- . It’s toasted” No Throat Irritation-No C o - h ì Pay Promptly and Succeed! PROMPT payment of bills is one the cornerstones of success ami a good credit record is the passport to financial independenee. Make your credit record a ‘'credit” to yon use it as a steppingstone to bigger things. Concrete rock, per yard. $1.85, Delivered Sands, per yd., $2.25 Delivered M. A. HORN Phone 35F4 Cottage Grove COTTAGE GROVE CREDIT ASSOCIATION ■r
