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T. 1 -aT' .1 TIIURHDAY, JANUARY >7, U>8** TTTB SENTINEL, COTTAGE OROVE. OREGON PAOB TWO I I Mr. nnd Mr«. N. I Compton, Mr. More Speculation as W«« Choica Tuesday Evening Club and Mrs. Clarence Cone. Mr. ani to “First Americans“ Mr*. A. <1. S|»rankle, Mrs. Bessie "Come, coinè, you shouldn't refuse Gives Library Books to lend me money Due friend Siltebffe. Ml- lint: . Hart. Mr Did the nathea of the New world and Mrs. Herbert Br«»edlov«* and eommuuleate with the Inhabitant» ■bollili always lie willing to help Mr. and Mr«. Mackin another,“ of the Old world before the dis Through a hook »bower given by The women ’» relief corp* met “I know, but you ln»l»t on Ml covery of America by the N'orseincn the Tuesday I veiling club, 16 boohs Saturday afternoon in 1- O. O. F. Mrs. D. C. Bosley ntertained in about the year 10lX»T Thia Is al have been lidded to the shelves of ways being tin* other." hall anj installed the following of formally at dinner Saturday. Cov ways an interesting question foi the city library. The books in ficer»: Mr». Eva Aubrey, president; er» wen» laid for five The evening »ix'culatlon. says Pathfinder Maga . i elude Luba Brotherhood Debates B ranch Agency to Apen .«lx of fiction, five of non Mr». Eva Hatch, senior vice presi »U s;»ent with game» and social sine. Carlos Mercado, a Latlu Amer fiction and five children'» books. An interesting debate wa* » lea The Lane Auto company of dent; Mr». Lou Hailey, junior viee conversation. Guests included Mr*. lean Investigator, report» that near Member« of the club donated the turn of I'litertaiiiiiient at the regu president; Mrs. Sarah Kerr, chap Alice Miller, who was the week end Esmeralda», tn Ecuador, lie «'ten books to assist the library in pro lar business meeting Munda« night Inin; Mr». Julia Ashby, secretary; guest of Mrs. Boalev, Mis* Elsa vated plecoa of pottery containing viding the best type of books lor of the l.ulia Brolherlmuil The Mr*. Carrin Hemenway, pres* cor Egyptian Nilson. Armand Riggs and Fred Inscription« resembling ! circulation. respondent; Mrs. Eliza McKibben, Bosley. Arabian number» hieroglyphic«, The fiction books are; "Grau guard; Mrs. Ella Tiller. second and drawings Indicating Greek «lark” by McCutcheon, whose color bearer; Mr». Nettie Haling. Mrs. A. W. Kime was hostess for Phoenician and Mongolian cbarac . books of this series have won popu ’ third color bearer; Mr*. Dora Fu laxt’oinus club Tuesday, inviting »« terlatlca. These articles were found | lar favor; “Christopher llibbmilt, »on, fourth color bearer. Mr», additional gUMta, Mo N E Comp In the rulus of an ancient Indian Uoadmaker” by Bryant; “You Elisabeth Fahrenwald, treasurer; ton and Mrs. B. R. .lob. The af civilization. Never Know Your I uek” bv (lit Mr*. Elizabeth Rohde, conductor; ternoon was spent in a social man Mercado states that he spent bort Parker, English novelist, Mr*. Emma Tompkins, musician, ner and at the tea hour the ho.te«« seven year» excavating with a view ‘Conquest of Canaan” by Booth and Mrs. Alta Hart, first color served 1 a tempting temptin, two course lunch to unearthing valuable metals. Tarkington, popular American nuve bearer, will be installed at the next eon. A colorful bowl of sweet pea« More thau 10,200 archeological list; "Anna Kareninin” bv l.eo meeting as they wore unable to be was an attractive centerpiece for plecea were discovered, tine piece Tolstoi, famous Ku.«sian » riter ; present Saturday on account of ill the table. Is described as resembling a repro "Their Yesterda v»" bv Harold neaa. Mrs. Holds Prince, a candi duction of the tower of Babel, ami Bell Wright — ♦»- date, was initiated into the corp*. Mrs. Earl Garoutte entertained a stone figure suggests Samson cm Mi«s Both Bode was hostess Wo<l- The five non fiction book« ate. William Cain of Orchard, Wash., the Elmartes club Tuesday after bracing the fragments of two atone »ent a Christmas card to the corps noon. A luncheon was served at 1 nosdav evening at a 6:30 dinner columns. The pieces also contain "American Repuldic” by Forman; ■' Emergency m Clutui ' ' bv Pott ; and enclosed bi* year’s dues to the o’clock at the Colonial cafe, after party for th>* Presbyterian Sunday seem to be Altec or Mayan "The Backward Child” by Mor organization. Mrs. Grace Thiol which the guests went to the honu school cli«s. taught bv Mr*. Roy what Inscriptions. gan. a atuily of psychology and was the installing officer. Eightx'en of Mrs. Garoutte for bridge. Mr«. Short. The hostess «as assisted a Six in the price ranqe oj the fourf by her mother. Mr». Elbert Bede. treatment of backwardness; * ‘ llow members were present. Ivan Barker held high score for Thi> evening was spent playing to Judge a Book” by Shunin U. club members, Mrs. O. E. Woon ‘‘cootie. ” Twelve wen» preseat in "Teaching by Project»” ’ by Me Miaa Harriet Ostrander enter son held high score among the eluding Miss Genevieve Meranda, Pumice Stone Used at Murry, who has written i n number tained the Campfire girls Wednes guests. Mrs. Fred Ander»ou held a special guest. Substitute for Razor of textbooks. day of last week. The girls met i low score. Mrs. W. A. Garoutte "Brownie Bunny,” ” Little Susie If your razor Is used by the wife at the Ostrander home following was successful winner in a gu-‘ >s Th>' Methodist ladies* aid society to sharpen a pencil or by a young Stories.” ‘‘Robinson Crusoe” bv school hours and discussed their ing contest. Sweetpeas and ferns hopeful for a screw-driver, use pum DeFoe, “Juan aud Juanita” ml program for the coming year. The were attractive decorations for the will meet in thx* church parlor« Ice “On Autumn Trails” by Emma stone to »have yourself with. Wednesday afternoon. January 23. girls will strive for home honors luncheon table. Special guests Hostesses for thx» meeting will bo Samuel Pepy» used pumice »tone Lind«ax‘ Stpiier comprise the group during the next few months and ' meeting with the club were Mrs. of children *» books. will receive point* for thx» follow Stanley Damewood, Mrs. Clauoe Mr«. Harold Johnson. Mr». Tom Writing on Sunday, Muy 25. UW2- Mi«» Squier’s book, ” On Autumn the diarist say»: "To trimming my Years ago, the Chevrolet rirdcr <>f ss cll l>.ilaticcd ei« Dav and night, through ing work: Rising one hour before 1 Kime, Mrs. O. E. Woodson, Mr» I^ffoon. Mrs. Rov Leonard, Mrs. self, I this week have done Trails mol Adventures in Captivi breakfast time 28 days a month: P. C. Reiscel, house guest of her F F. Wells sn.l Mr- J S. Mark every which Motor Company designed winter's cold and sum cr timer — .i curili'ina timi morning, with a pumice stone ty,” ha» been favorably received ham. keeping their rooms in order; pre- sister, Mrs. H. A. Hagen. Mrs. R and built its first experi mer's heat, the incessant ni l'crforiu.iiu c, comfort, of Mr. Marsh, when by critics, She became famous n« which 1 learnt parieg txvo Rundax- dinners during A. Morris, and Mrs. W. A. Ga- < mental sig-vy Under motor. nature stories almost testing went on — until the beauty aiul hanJling case The Presbyterian missionary so I was last at Portsmouth ; and I a writer of a month; assisting their mothers routte. Mr». Ivan Barker will on the practice of It." overnight with a previous volume, 1 hi» far-sighted step was tb.it ia truly rcinarkable present motor xxas de with four family washing* A play, tertain for th«* next meeting with ciety will meet Wednesday after shall continue he tells us: "1 eat “The ..... Will Heart.” Her " prrsviit taken because Chex rolet veloped and finally pro — «a iti» a fuel-ecotiomy of entitled "The Call Of Wohelo." a 1 o’clock dinner at the home of noon at the home of Mr« Georg- Six day» later all my beard, which I have been volume contains further ntorirn of will bo given by the group late in her mother, Mr«. Gahlabini at Matthews. Mr«. L. W. Coiner will a off great engineers knew that the beliti (Lui 20 inilet tu l/i« nounced correct. while bringing up only tliai the i wihi heart itorie» that will have charge of the lesson study. February and rehearsals are now- Anlauf. six-cylinder motor is in gullon •»/ gasoline. make ■ more th.in one hunter lenxv I may with tuy pumice stone do tn, At the same time other —♦— under way. The proceeds will be herently the most perfect whole face, as 1 now do my chin hi* gun nt home. The niituniti Chevrolet engineers You owe it to vourself to used in buying their ceremonial The Joker club will meet Friday and to suve time, which I find » trail -h>w the wild folk of the Mr. and Mrs. C. E. I’inphrev en ly balanced motor — the were perfecting other costumes. At the close of »he tertained Tuesday evening with a night at the home of Mrs. A. w «re ami inspc, t ibis re- great north wood* while *‘ \<lven very easy way aud gentle. ” The ideal power plant to meet meeting dainty refreshments were rook party. Six tables were formed Sw anson. parts of the chassis. An.I markable car. Come in Arabs of Palestine often use pum ture« in Captivity0 tell of In» the growing public de served, th«* hostess being assisted and Mrs. Harold Johnson held high another great automotive author ’» »•out art with the <n|p«d Ice stone to "cleau up" after shav lodavi bv her mother. Mrs. W. II. Ostran -core. At the vloi mand tor greater reserve i*lu.*<* of llie vxeuiu^ Ing with piece» of broken glass hot animals of the iiiov it» Mtudioi. “On organization—the Fisher der. Tin' next meeting will la» with the hostess, assisted bv Mr*. Elbert Human Life Expended Autum it Trail’»'’ hr « pernonnl ex power, taster get-away tie«. Body Corporation — xx as Mi«« Evelyn Coiner. IH'ricures told with the rhnrin of Bede and Mrs. S. 1.. Mackin, served and, above all — smooth, dexoting its gigantic re to Produce Fine Lace one who knows the great outdoors a delicious two course luncheon. quiet f>er/ormance. sources to the creation of El«»ctinn of officers to .«»rvp the Guests for the evening were Mr Almost every country In Euro|>e mil loves auiinnls. Sin« Sing Lath a in Community club for the and Mrs. Fred Bressler. Mr. and kmiws somettihig of the delicate the finest, sturdiest and During the last four years, Sing Sing lx a fiuiiou» New York ensuing year was the principal busi Mrs. George most beautiful bxidicsex er _ Jacobsen. Mr »“<1 art of lace making. Egypt also state prison located at Ossining, a Plant a Tree over a hundred six-cylin ness which came before the cbib at Mr«. A. G. Sprankle, Mr. and Mr«. knew It. aud other p«*vples of the town on the Hudson river about offered on a low-priced A der motors vxere built by i splendid tree on the lawn «III the meeting held Friday a: the William Thum. Mrs. Omer Moore, Orient. Italy was probably the first 30 uilles uo.tb of New York city automobile. Chevrolet engineers and home of Mrs. Archie Walker. The Mrs. Elbert Bede. Mr. and Mrs. to make the almost priceless needle says the Kansas City Times, The »*■11 a house to lUHlly a mail; nud I never prevents u sale following are the new officer ; , Johnson. Mr and Mrs. G. B. Am polut. from tlax thread so carefully town Itself was originally also Its presence tested on the General As a result, the Outstand Mrs. Archie Walker, president: est. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trask. Mr. spun that an ounce is worth f.’.iaai called Slug Bing, supposedly from So plnnt n tree. Motors Proving Ground. ing Chcx rolet otters an Mr>. Roy Frye. fir*t vice president; and Mrs. Mackin. Mrs. C. E. Frost. Of the same thread, thougli less fine the Sing Sing or Sint sink trltie ot M ff . L ou McKibben, *-—• second vice Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Grannis, D. A. In texture, wus made Hie beuutlful Indians, who once lived tn that vl I neonip president; Mrs. Raymond Cone, ' Emerson and Wilbur Watkins. Valenciennes lace so greatly prized elnlty. In 1901 the name of the secretary; Mrs. Hugh Trun nell, cor by Marie Antoinette and her high town whs officially changed to Os» responding secretary; Mrs. John Mrs. I.. H. Neet of Springfield born milkmaids. The fiuest tieexile Inlng. the old name having become Tninnell, treasurer: Mr«. Roscoe entertained with an informal din (mint Is done with a thread of cob objectionable to the Inhabitants be Yearous, first director; Mrs. W. C. tier party Saturday night for her web tlilnuess, the pattern drawn ou cause of Its popular association with Johnson, second director; Mrs. C. brother. ** Homer Nel«on. who left parcluuent. Fiuest lax*es are still the penitentiary. "Ossining” 1» Weekly Program Frye, third director. A social ses the same eveuing for San Diego, made in damp underground rooms merely a different form of “Sing sion was enjoyed and an' informal Cal.. where to preserve the threud, only one ray Thursday. January 17. ......... he . ........... will enter ...... the re- Sing." both words being corrup discussion on the care of children reiving station of the I’. S. navy, of light being admitted to fall di tlon» of the Delaware Indian word • ‘ BACK TO LIBERTY” proved interesting. The next meet Mrs. Neet invited only member« rectly ujmn the work. Among the “nsslneslnk." literally meaning “at I ielie Del \ al a ing will be held January 25 at th* of the fatr.ilv, who were Homer church treasures of France and the small stone." There Is nothing horn»' of Mrs. Roscoe Yearoua. George Walsh Nelson, Mr an I Mr- N. J. N I Italy are beautiful altar cloths and to the popular »tory that Sing Sing —4>— son Jr. and children, Maxine and other laivs, which the visitor 1» was named after a friendly Indian < 'omedy Mrs, Herbert Eakin and Mrs. Robert, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter often told are the work of nuns and whom the white» called John Sing "Taxi for Two.” devoted women who plied their W. B. Johnston were hostesses for Nelson. all of thia city. Sing. needle in dark and dampness under the Past Matrons’ club Monday at International News Mrs. K. K. Mills. Mrs. Herbert ground until they became blinxl or the Eakin home. The following of- fieers were elected: Mrs. Clara Lombard, Mr«. Victor Chambersand died of consumption or some kin Coral Re»f» Inland Friday, January IX. Burkholder, president; Mrs. W. B. Mrs. C. A. Bartell attended a meet dred xllsease. Mention of coral reefs bring» to “NAl’GIITY BABY." Irish crochet Is made under more imp's mind a picture of palm dotted .Iohu«ton, vice-president; Mrs. Joe ing of the Daughters of the Nile Smith, secretary and treasurer. A at the Osburn hotel in Eugene cheerful circumstances, by peasants Islet» girt with white sanda tn a Alice While nur social hour followed the business Thursday night. It was the ninth sitting at their cottuge doors. The tropical sea, hut geologl»ts find Jack Mulhall session, after which a dainty two- birthday anniversary of the Eugene work Is done with very fine hook» ■ ora) reefs In the midst of Juck Mauldin^, Prop < 'omedy course luncheon was served. The , club of which the local women are and hard-twisted cotton threaxl over continents. These, of course, be " Husbands Must Play luncheon table had an attractive members. Mrs. Charles Runyon, a design drawn on cambric, the tig- long to a past age of the earth'» centerpiece of flowers in the colors queen of Nvdia Temple of Port urea matad on end eNeketed history, but on that account they FRIDAY is f. \lc. \ i\ of the Eastern Star points. Mrs. land. and Mrs. Adda Cellars, state round. are the more Interesting. Within NICHT. "T. C. Wheeler and Mrs. Adrian recorder. Portland, were present. late years several remnrknhle reefs I Merryman will entertain at the of fossil coral have been explored next meeting, which will be in Mrs. F. L. Grannis and Mrs. C. Odd Duties Assigned near Bainbridge, on the Flint river. February. J. Kem entertained Saturday after In Georgia. In one case « very to Royal Attendants large portion of the reef exposed noon with a bridge party at the Mr«. N. E. Compton was hostess home of Mr*. Grannis. Guests for “Beefeaters" have been a fixed consisted of coral heads, some of Inst Thursday for the Social Twelve six tables of bridge were bidden. Institution at St. James' palace which were more than a fruit In di club. A contribution wa« voted to Miss Myrtle K<-m won first prize. since the reign of Henry VII. Ac ameter. Between 25 and 30 specie» the scholarship loan fund of the Mrs. K. K. Mills second prize and cording to king's regulations they of coral have been recognized In Oregon federated clubs and the Mr«. Albert Helliwell low. Bouquets must Lave b.-ar,Is on state oc these reefs. They are ascribed to Social Twelve, with the assistance of lavender and white chrysanthe casions. At certain Intervals they the Tertiary age. of the two other federated clubs mums were used about the rooms have to report to the palace ad Sun. Mon., January 20-21 of the city, will ask all clubs of the and a bouquet of yellow button Jutant for beard Inspection. Forty Years After city for similar donations. At the chrysanthemums was attractive in In the Middle ages Beefeater» . "SOMEONE To LOVE " Two boyhood playmate» met tn close of a pleasant afternoon of the dining room. Dainty refresh used to protect and attend the sov- • luirles Buddy Rogers and needlework a dainty luncheon was ments were served at small tables eign, and It was their duty to a Brooklyn court. One wa« the Mury Brian served. The covered dish supper, at the tea hour. taste and cook all food served to Judge, the other the prisoner, ■ rag which was to have been held to- j him. They also had to make the ged, nerve-wracked picture of fall Comedy Mr«. H. W. Lombard, Mrs. John king's bed. The “'Yoemen Bed- ure. “Tom. do you remember met night at the home of Mrs. Eakin, "Be My King.” was postponed on account of lilaer« Kelly, Mrs. C. C. Cruson. Mrs. Vic hangers'' stuffed the mattress and the judge asked. "Yes," answered and through respect for Miss Esther tor Chambers, Mrs. F. L. Granni«. arranged the curtains, while the Tom, bla band» shaking and h!« Paramount News. Silsby, whose sister, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Roy Short. Mrs. W. J. Murphy, “Yoetnen Bedgoers" rolled on the voice quavering. He was being ar- Mrs. C. E. Brown, Mrs. Warren bed to see that It was well made ralgned for the eighteenth time for died last wex»k. Tues.-Wed., •January 22-23 Oliver and Mrs. Elmer Frans tom The letters Y. B. H. and Y I: <1 Intoxication. He had been In the pose the hostess committee for the are still affixed to certain names on workhouse five time«. He was fifty- "THE LEGION OF THE Thx» W. C. T. U. met Friday af dance Monday night. the roll. Since their institution the five. . . . “You and I were play CONDEMNED. ” ternoon at the home of Miss Stella Tanglefoot This i« the last dance of th» Adam« Mr«. F. C. Houser led the series and will be a dinner dinee. costume of the Beefeater» has mate»," the Judge recalled. "You Gary I'oxip.-r and l ay Wray were going to he » great lawyer and devotional*. Tn the absence of Mr.«. Dinner will be served at the varied very little, and the large ruff A A I « « «> « I A Comedy •I. R. Hendricks, program leader, Colonial cafe at 6:45 and dancing round the neck still forms a very I was going to be u truck driver." Important part of it—Montreal “Catalina R<iw Boat Race no regular program wa« given. Th- in I. O. O. F. hall will follow. Family Herald. time, was »pent making plans for Bookkeeping Systems Sentinel. a victory meeting, celebrating th" Mrs. James Town and Glen Ï H0VSEW>K ninth anniversary of the passing of Owen were honor guests at a sur Holmes Pine Protected the eighteenth amendment, and a prise party Thursday night at the ( Washinv Powder service of praise over the national home of Mrs. Town, the occasion The purchase of an estate with a election of last fall on Wednesday being their birthday anniversaries. proviso that a certain pine tree night at the Baptist church. Mr- Dinner was served at 6:30 o’clock upon It must not be cut down or I.. McAboy. Mr«. N. E. Compton. and covers were laid for 19. The removed has been recorded at 1‘ltt» 1 Citrus Washing Powder, 1 Heavy Enamel Sauce Pan, ö Bara Citrua Soap Mr«. J. M. Eastham and Mrs. evening was spent with music an I herd. Elsie Wells were named delegates cards. Two large birthdav cakes The estate, once famous as the to attend the W. C. T. U. institute were feature« of th,* dinner and the summer home of Oliver Wendell held in Eugene yesterday. honor guests were presented with Holmes, Is known as Holmesdale. gifts. One of the restrictions In the deed Is the following pertaining to an tills 'Hie Neighbors of Woodcraft held torlc old pine in t'anoe Meadows: n joint installation of officer« with , The Knights of Pytl "Subject to the restriction which the Creswell lodge at Creswell Rat their new officers at unlay night. Officers installed for! meeting Wednesday 11 the grantee agrees for himself, his heirs, executors, administrators and the local order were Mrs. Elsie week as follows: W. *• is-* ; J Of» assigns to observe to wit: Currin, guardian neighbor; Mr«, chancellor commander; Lena Sears, past guardian neigh vice chancellor; Charla "That the tree known as the bor; Mrs. Shawn, advisor; El- ea uor prelate; Frank Ellsworth, Holmes pine, standing by Itself In K. I). Raker, master at Widfard. magieinn; Marv Gill e-pie. the meadows to the south of the clerk; Mabel Dixon, banker; Mrs. Charles H. Hall, K. of R homestead, should be allowed to Clara Steven«, captain of the add M. F.; H. .1. Shinn, .5 stand as long as the course of na <>l<l guards; Mis* Jessie Sanborn, musi George Dahl, I. G.; Erm ture permits, and that It shall never cian; Mrs. Cornell of Creswell, O. G. t be cut down or moved while It re press correspondent; Mrs. W. O. ments v mains In a live and healthy condi M Wilson, installing officer; .......... , v,m-vr, Mrs. Evi tlon."—Boston Post. The Standard Bearer« missionary Hatch, Mrs. Rosa Currin, Mr*. Min society met Tuesday at the home nie Willits, manager». of Miss Carolyn Granni«. Mi-« Lilly —♦— Sounded inhospitable Kietzer was assistant hostess. Fran- The Baptist indies’ aid society cf‘s Mackin and Dorothy I'luphrev In ISUO William H. Seward visit w:i« entertained Wednesday of last had charge of the lesson on Japan, ed Minnesota In company with Big K Milled from old Siifeway coffer gives reni Jillnlde week at the home of Mrs. L. II. following the lx'««on study a social Charles Francis Adams and Sen Nntisl’nctioii N hvh I h , Randle on south Third street. The hour with music was enjoyed. Tne ator James W. N'ye. The citizens wheat. annual election of officers resulted hostesses served light refreshments. of St. Anthony, wishing to receive a« follows: Mrs. Ed Smith, pres i the distinguished statesman In a dent; Mrs. A. — ~ ' Spriggs, vice- The Rebekah lodge will observe becoming manner, appointed a com president; Mrs. Ruker, secretary its annual “homecoming” and mittee to meet the guests and es mol treasurer. Plans were dis “roll call” Friday night at I. O. cort them Into town. After wait i-ussed for a food sale which was O. F. hall. At the same time they ing some time, the committee* |M-r bbl. held .Saturday nt tlie Smith Short It is just ¡is important to have sntisfactory blinking also pay tribute to Thomas learned that the party bad reached grocery, A social afternoon was will town by another route, and return Wildoy, founder of <Iddfellowship. coiim-ctimis as during lite duller times. enjoyed and Mrs. Randle served After thx- meeting a program will Ing to the hotel, were introduced to delicious refreshments. Mr. Seward. The spokesman, a law be given and refreshments will be Establish yourself with your banker early in your served. Mr.«. F. J. Ferguson is yer of the place, after a few brief business career. That is as important as a slock of remarks, said: "Mr. Seward, we are Quick (junker, Inrifc lientoH Quality Cottage ' Grove assembly of the chairman of the dining room com very sorry, Indeed, that we did not goods. Let him learn to know you before the emer Order of Rainbow for Girls con mittee. I llIlcM. like. have the opportunity of escorting ferrod the degree of its order up gency arrives when banking credit may save you or The drill team of the Eagles you Into town, but we beg to as on Mnry Vinson at a meeting Mon help you to bigger things. ■lay night in Masonic hall. The lodge will give a dance Saturday, sure you that we shall take greal initiatory work was followed by n night in the armory. The team,' pleasure In escorting you out of it” The biggest and most reliable is none too good for hiiw recently rorontly I.non r.r.... ..:~.. l ’, —Detroit New». been organized program and social session. The which has high school girls’ sextet, composed will apply the proceed* toward the your banking connection. of Frances Randall, Jerrine Bur purchase of new uniforms. The - • rows, Louise Wynne, Alberta Wil Five Oregonians will furnish the Much Eaticr Netted Ge Iti fl. Eastern dry migar cured. liams, Donna Bartell and Genevieve music. •Tn these modern days,” sighed Meranda, gave vocal selection» and the Spinster, "it 1» no easy rnat Evelyn Smith played a piano solo. A group of friends met at th<- For refreshments lee cream cones home <>f Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mack ter for a woman to get married." “ Ob, It's easier for were served. Members of the in Friday night for a covered dish marry a man than to a woman to Capital, $50,000 Surplun, $25,(NX) let aotne other Fasten Star and Masonie orders supper. The evening wa« spent woman marry him,” replied the attended. playing rook. Those present wer? Cynical Buchelor. SOCIETY I Thx» annual election of officer« the was held Monday night nt Delphian society meeting, n hieh was the closing meeting of the sec ond year of tre society. Th«» now officer* are: Mrs. F. E Menden ball, president; Mrs. Bchofield Htewart, vice president; Mrs. J. L. Kelly, secretary; Mr». C. E. Vtiiph rcy, treasurer; Mr». Elbert Bede, chairman of the advisory board. Mrs. Vinal Randall was received into membership. The progiam theme for thx> evening was ‘‘later ary Figures of the Late Renais sance.” Topic* for discussion wen* given as follows: "Villon, Father of French Poetry," Mr». W J White; "Villon's Ballad»,” Mrs Schofield Stewart; "Rabelais, » Mr». A. A. Richmond; • Gargaa- *• Mon tua,” Mrs. Bert Trask; taigne,” Mrs. Ray Trask •‘Mon taigne*» Essay».” Mrs. C. E Um phrey; "Thomas Moore,” Mr«. F. E. Mendenrall; “Utopia,” Mr«. C. C. Cruson. ♦ Outstanding Chevrolet T of Chevrolet History represents «4 years of Development and over a Million miles of lusting Arcade Theatre Cottage Grove Motor Co A L 1 T Y T LOW Distribution Without Wusle /. J [ÜJ Your Neighbor Will Tell You Why She Trades at Safeway For Week Ending Sat., January 19, 1929 Citrus Specials on Paints, Varnishes and Wall Paper On account of changing our lines w< allow a discount of 25% on wall paper and paints. Now is the chance to stock up for vour spring needs in this line. To each lady entering our store between now and February 2nd will be given a ticket on a 42 piece dinner set to be given away on Saturday, February 2. SAUCE PAN DEAL $1.55 VALUE, SALE PRICE Maximum Corn 0 3,ins Maximum Peas 3 lins 49c I I I Tomatoes 3,ins 43c 325c When Prosperity Becomes Rampant Of Cottage Grove 85c Starch Hot Cake Flour Perry Hardware Co The First National Bank .. Citrus 0 Flour Coffee Oranges 49 n>. i».« $1.73 47 c »>• 3.. $1.39 2 •|<«- 25c Cheese Rolled Oats Corn Beef 25c ">• 25c Spuds Raisins 12 "»• 15c 49c Bacon 27c >*r |b- j
