The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 21, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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TUB 8BNTINBU COTTAGE GROVE
rou»
íottaflf (Grove Srntinrl
A SUGGESTED CUKE
KtUMI.h«* 1»»O.
Pakll*k«4 K»ry Tlinlir
COTTAGE GRO\ I . On'.. March
IN.—(To th»» Editor.) — In you'
Mbart l«.a- * l.lbarl Nu.lih
valuable pnper, i*"»»»«' «»f March ».
Klb.n H«4.
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MÍU» you gave :» prominent place to th»'
Morv “Drinking at r Dune«'
Ing« Uro«« a» second claaa matter
1» l*ut I’ndrr Bin.” '
You
much
“
There has b
3S North Nlstli
H g BÌB«**« Offici»
plaint of drml
and fistic
that the
countera nt da
MUBH’ HlPi u »* •« \ • ■
By mall (ra»h la ad va ar*)
a drastic «tan
council ha» ena
On* year.
$2 35|Thr*e niuatha • > «5 hall ordinance 1
effort to co
bia muaUe
|l Ì&jOa« monti*
3») 50
trol the aitunti
Mambar of
n»'v<l an action
National Editorial Àaaoeiatlon
uc not »till li
Or. row Kia»* Editorial A»«ociatloa
Nt at ea, or ha* Cot tag»
Or«raa N» w»p«p« r Conf, ran«-*
really act up it* own
inv have le on 11
w h v a re
ail where
plaint >ur officer?»
|u»rt f rotu
that if
Pacifie Coast Representatives
A. W. Sty pea. ln<
Portland Security Bldg . San Francisco
Pa« irte bldg N»d Biydea-Jacli in chargv
Nh» ron bldg lava Angolaa, vii Western
! Church News
Dr. 1). E. Olson Sued
By Buyers Oil Stock
è
ri^sbytonau churvu. Palm s»m
be olw»erve<l at lu»! h Nun
rea and Fnst»»r ILm. .a C
u ill preach at the t
r on “jh'vu* ui I riiiiup
evening h<'ur he
n» 1
setter
Suti.L’O
Muncy W as Invested Durili:
Time Promoters W;u Boo t
er for Well Here
w »■»»*
»ng fn
» UL. U
You can’t obey both command
ments; 4‘Thou »halt nut lie” an
“Do unto others as you would that
they should do unto you.”
Folk« who talk to them m I v •"
have the &thantage of knowing iu-t
how lung th»- li-t»-n« r w ill -fand the
gafL
Kissing must be violent exercise
fur »ome people—the way it bring'
the color to th»*ir cheek*.
Now Located in Miner Building
Make Appointments Whenever
Possible.
Life pffiriency <!• -p«*n«ls on
f*yt‘ efficiency. You g»-t eotn-
fort and sncr« <s with ev»*rv
pair of iriass»*s here.
Dr. Sherman W. Moody
Optometrist—Eyesight Specialist
Suite 831 Miner Bldg, Ph <ue 3’’2
East Broadway
EUGENE. ORE.
1 1 ■
ha\e been drilled to a
hkH» feet nn«l wa< about
coiue in
I’he plaintitt* gate f.MKm
low ar»l th«' Jet »'lopmi'iit of thi* pro
jt'cl, 111
whit'h
th»* d«'l
elaimoit io have n half inh*r
Th«» uth«*r &B hmi un« in ve
n linai nere hohling in Simonia ruun
tv where prospect« of «urc»»«i» w»»iv
<h'«cMb«*»l a« wen mor«» tax orti hl«'
In the rimiraci sign«'.I between
Huntingiohv an»i the Olson«, th«»
fenilan!« »n pulat «»»I
piami iff. were not
wav« then m«»i»< v
rtiiist.
n«I « nurdi
n\ «'uu«'
«e h«*»'l,
nd «'Ht ;
un »nti
rainy D ay
u
Ralnment
I*. « lii»
<l< I»« . SS. I
< i < ry iiiiny dm with <'uii
- li'iht Iliums
Health Hint
ma iiv
h i , h ** » *
TOOLS ARE RIGHT AGAIN
The Eugene Register, comno'n*
ing on the action of th«' interslat»
comincrc«' commission in a«’»«,rtiri
its power to or«ler const ruction
railways nn«l «leclnring th«*
p
poactl emit and w«**t rm I way through
central Or«*g«>n to the Willamette
valley to I m * a nec<’s’»ity. '«y-tin* 1«
th«* fruition of efforts of th -«' wh •
were jeered wh«-n they ma»h* th*
sugg»'*»tion that th«' interstate com
merce commission I«' aske«l to re
qum* the construction of this Ln'
it will lx* remember«*«! that «iur
ing last year L. E. Bean an 1 H
Corey, members <»f th«' «tai’ publ.
service com mission, addrv Nl nud<
Grove and « else-
ences at Cottage
_
where to g«*t support of th«- var riou-
communities. Cottage Gro\«' , as i olh
of the communities likely to » I m
benefitted by the projvose«! eaten
sion. joiae«| the mov<’inent
intervenor and wa« repre.*«*n!«-1
th«* hearing hel«l in Portland by
federal commission.
Th«' Register al««» point« out that
the attempt to get the federal gov
ernment to reeognire it« obi gati<-y-
to th«’ forv't counties of <>r«g»n,
an«l to reimburse such count;«*« for
the money lost to them by r«»'»a
of the O. A <'. lands having b»*« 1.
iakeu from th«* ia\ 10Us, »S' :J-
characterized as the foolish out
pourings of excited
ant
rstti«
brained dreamer«, but the f«'-iera’
government is now making r« tuu
tu the»«' counti««.
When the suggestion w«« m i !«•
that the federal government, if it
wished to sell timber in Cottag
Grove’1 watershed, should exten’
the citv’a pip«' line to a *«f«' an«’
adequate source of supply, the same
things were «aid. but ih«* p;p« iin
was extended by the government
some time ago aud the timber i
about to I m * taken out.
Many year« ago foolish dreamer­
thought of the establishment of IH'»
nation across the sea«, an 1 .i few
years ago that nation save«! Europi1
from destruction.
Those who first thought it po<
'¡ble to mak«- a machine that woul i
flit through th»* air faster than th
birds ha«i gone almost «ii'hunor’*
to their graves before the airplan«"
of today were crossing the o»*»-an<
Thoae who now talk of making
journeys to other spheres ar«- talk
ing of something that ««'em« n
inure unlikely than the airplane an .
radio of today seemed a hundr»
years ago.
All of which may «how that f■•«•!'
an«! idiots who would attempt im
possible things shouhi b»* given high
position ami provided with fun !' :
tiursue their crack-brained idea«. N<-
ong«*r is anything impossible
cept escape from taxes and
th­
saxophone.
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THUHHUAY. MARCH 'I,
OREGON
11
These Are the New Coals lor 1929
Wet Weather
Women'.".
Sliekei
untry.
\ Letter to My Friends and
Customers of Cottage Crovc
Protecticn
I. u:.uu? A.er..>
have tlioimlii
I hnve car*
Mill n ‘
lectin« only th« new
pl. Kitui <1. signs
I I IlllVe till' I'l
gUOlls that n ill
H*<hw?.y
Henn
Rubbel izeu
Coal •>
\ isit
of whit'll
ii: \ n \
t he New York Millinery Parlors
ki : m i . i
i><.
\ six hi si ma:r
> »4 K »
Budget Dm ctor K /
a« a setting hen wi'.h
of chickens.
Between
satisfy those who
cut to th«' core an 1
all the cuts
other depart
tnurh time
Cottage Grove Neu
•xpmin
Perhaps th-» Sentinel
h and
why a hen sil s on
pinion
on a nest, It
that while you uiay •t a hen sb
will have to sit if «h hatches snv
thing.—«Junctiun
V I ■ •
Editor Tom Nels n i correct, but
sometimes it it easier to jest by b«
ing colloquial. Tom n missed the best
chance to call us, a hen with three
broods of chicks hasn ’t a chance
hen or u
to be either a s* rtting
‘
sitting hen.—Cotts age Grove Seu
tinel.
eut
Well th«*re is ruoni for
there, If she were a mud
ek
a
probably
ea she would
brooder to a' end the tin
and then go about h»*r
Junction C tv Times.
CURTIN
(Np*-<ial to the Srntin«-| f
March 13.—Wilbur Hill mo1 on" •d
to Cottag«’ Grove Wednesday eve
n»ng for .Mr'. Hi! I, who wa: a din-
ner guest of Mr. an I Mrs Frank
Aniauf.
Mrs. Amerigo Mostaehct’i
tide and mother, Mr*.
1
Eichler of this place, visited
in this vi mity W»-inesda
n
Frank Chapman pur- has*
Ford roadster from the V
Brother« garage la*t w«*ek.
Mrs. Joe Robin*un an 1
Frank Sandberg of Lus j
accompanied by Mrs.
Rol
father and lister uf Salem, were
guest.' at the Floyd Orey home Sat­
urday while enroute to California.
Th»* Aires family, formerly re.*i
dents of Leona, recently moved to
Whs n«:ghb‘»rhoud.
Mrs. D. B. Hunt attended the
funeral of Charlie Walker in Cot
tag.- Giuvi la.'t Wednesilay after-
noon.
Eugen«* Remington recently pur
cha.«e«| a Che rolet coupe frurn th»1
Cottage Grov
Motor company.
Mr. and Mrs. K.ansen Raymond
and family of Lathan
»vrd to
Curtin this week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bunt were
dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs.
Clarence Mad ien of Cottage Grove
«Sunday < vening.
Rober t Anlauf spent a few da
in Portland fhi “ week visiting h
daughters, Mrs. Robert Thiel
Mr«. Theo Rot dn
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Cottage Grove rec**ntly hi
ner guests Mrs. Buss’ pai
and Mr«. Emerson Eii-hh
place, jn honor of Mr.
Eichler's twenty fifth we
niversary.
Miw ‘ Evelyn
Nelson. Dm
county h alth nur«e, vi-ite-l in thi
community Thursday afterrn
Norni'i Or»-y and Eug»-ro* I
ton motored to Winchester
to tak. Mrs. W. W. Wood,
'pent a we»<k 1 ¡siting ri daughter
.Mr-. Chari»« Remington, to h< .
home.
Emerson Eichler
purchased
>rd coach
from
Wood «on
- Monday of last week.
and Mrs. Victor Chapman
nnd famil
motored to Eugene on
business N
Walter
Lacey transacted busi-
Portland th»- )a«t of th*
Hunt attended th»*;
rimirai of
L. McAboy he|«l 1
in Cottage
<* Friday afternoon
Mr. and
. Paul Hetrick and
•on D.'iooi
I
k Butte visited,
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Het
ri<-kL • laughter. Mr«
Mr- William Kirk
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Orey were
dinro-r guest-» of Mr. an«l -Mrs. Jack
Mauldmg <,f rottag - Gr<»\. Sundnv
of thi« we«k.
Mrs. Walter de Lacey is visiting
Iriond« in Portland this week.
The Health Meeting club reorgan
ized ami held its first
meeting
March 1. The community was di-
vided into three districts, Pion'er
mill, Anlauf and Curtin. Each diij-
__
trief will put on a prognm and th<
district putting on the l»e«t pro
gram will I»»» treated by the other
two distgicts with n f'*,«l and spi-
cih I program.
Dwight Kirk, 12 year old sou of
Mr. and .Mrs. Chirenre Kirk, silt
fered a broken right
arm
this
morning while trying to crank nn
automobile.
income tax records.
Gum .mice I Rubbers tui
Mc:i. Women n»l
Children
I > 75c
Chihli< n i
> $1 OJ
Wiltin' I
Me i .
Cliildien
9
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to $1 14)
Slicker
« hri»t>»n Sci*nc* Society -.’42 Second
•tr**t. Sunday »ervie*« at 11 a _ nt Wed
___
r.saday e*< nin - testiauiay irc*«*tln< at s
’«•’ »ea.
4 fr»*e rirc.dating library ia
• Vvnramrd in the b.:i!«iin; Ti>«» public *a
riially invit«-d to attend th* h-irch »«*r
»ic»-a and make us» of th«» library
The subject of th»» le«s«»tt
Y<»r '*un lav forenoon will
Ma
ter."
l. itheran Mission — Martin P. Simun,
pastar Adventist ch'irch. w r s t Main
Divine »ervice at - JO erery first and
’ lrl Baadaga \ll Lutheran» irrespre-
tive of natiunality . . are cordially invitai
also others »hu arc without a church
home.
First Church of Nasarvne — Eleventh
»nd A Isms. J H Burkh»*«d pastor Sun­
day school at 9:45 preaching service Sun
day st 11 and 7 JO; prayer me«*tiug
Wednesday at 7 30.
• • •
Churrh of Christ —(tendon 12 ii.il.»
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I
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...
I
a
.1
:
a. cm . scripture study 7:30 p tn.
. ,
S-eenth Lay Adventiet Church --Weal
Mam street. Saturday. Sabbath school at
W 43 a m.. church •■•rvice at 11 a u:
Prayer media*: at 7:30 p in. Wednesday
P.ntecostal Assembly of God — East
Main street, across from S P. station
Addie B. Bugg. pastor Sunday school at
9.45 a m services at 10 45 a. m .
young people’s meeting at 7 p m ; mn
geliatie service« at b p
m . meetings
♦very ni<ht at 8 p m. eicrpt Monday
and Saturday; regular service. Tuesday;
bible study. Wednesday; prayer meeting
Thursday, services with young people in
charge. ’ Friday;
’
atr***t meeting Satur-
day at 7:30 p tn.
• Free M«-thodi*l Church — Corner of
Monro« _ avena«
__ ____
and ___________
south Fifth ______
virent —
Mile« Pitcher, pastor. Sunday »enool at
1 ' f renoun a.-rvieea a. 11. <*tain< a. r
v i< • al 7:30. Prayer u»**eUag at 7 ¿U
Thursday e* «ninfa.
Durable Woods
Cedar, cypress unti redwood are
class's! in the stime durability
group and have approximately the
same deray-resisting properties
The decay resistance of th»*«e
<•»
des. however. lies In their heart­
wood only; the sapwiMel of nil of
them will rot rather quickly when
used under conditions which fat or
deca v.
Important
Train and Stage
Announcement
Fur your greater cuovcniencc on trips in Western
Oregon a new ticket arranccmctit lus twen put inXu
effect whereby the same tickets may be used va the
•tiges of the Southern Pantit. Motor '1 lanspuit Co.,
OreguQ Stages inc , uid the Pacific Stages
$
i»> pulnr
Guaranteed Rain ■
Proof Umbrellas :
in Colors
Mini’s
Slickers and
Rain Coats
$15.00 Wool Rain
coats now $9 95
I l • example, you can leave here on the stages ut uoe
line and return on the uthcr, using the sat oc tuket
Rain Ha*-, if You
Are Outdoors
a Lot
Swan style
Schedules of these companies have been coordi­
nate.!, too,giving you better service than ever before
Rail tickets good on these lines
Southern Pacific rail ticket! also are good for use
< n the ' Red Tops" and Silver Grays, and, with
few c .plions, on tin Pacific Stage line. If you
wish, you ran go by tram and return by stage
5rJL-i■> <ili ut Hart <11 Unti l p)i<<Ii<-
'Pbont or call on ut at any timr
for all trait! information.
THE QUALITY STORY-coop
service
Southern Pacific
¡ son - denomination
Phone 53
Free City Delivery
$5.69
Pure Cane Sugar, 100 Lbs
Cane and Maple
Syrup
2U lb Can
41 2 lb. Can
8L2 lb. Can
39c
73c
$1.35
Snider’s Catsup
Macaroni
14 oz. Bottles
4 Lbs.
2 for 39c
£YTRA 1 LARGE PACKAGE QUICK
LA lim NAPTHA SCAP CHIPS AND 2
eprrjAi i cans of sunbrite cleans
01 ELI AL!
all for
>
Mackerel
luna Fish
Bread
15 oz. Cans
7 oz. Cans
Twin Loaves
1 Ms lbs. each
Each 15c
3 for 25c
Matches, 6-hox Carton, Each
Rainier Malt Syrup, Light or Dark, Can
COMMUNITY
MEN’S
BIBLE CLASS
ARCADE THEATRE
9:45 A. M
Sunday, March 24
And Every Sunday
ALL MEN OF TIIE COMMUNITY
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
riie Straight Gospel
It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s
No C mined Doctrine
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