The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 27, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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TUB »KNTINBK OOTTAOB OROVB, OlU’.GOW
FACIE TWO
Pop.’» Bodyguard
One Last Hope
Th. Swlaa gunril of the Vaticini
I. cuiii | hmum 1 of 10 ollicvr* nod Ilo
imi.
Only Swlaa nrv eligible, and
private, are not allowed to marry
The Mwla. guard I. the personal
bodyguard of the |w»|«**
Tve got one advantage oxer you
Mill,** said the borne an he looked
nt the automobile that wm sharing
the barn.
“When I'm worn out I
can be worked lip Into canned beef
and giimdt'ops. and you can’t.*’
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and Loose Leaf Forms for
Every Purpose
A hundred or more ledger and record forma.
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every detail of any business
Income Tax Record Books.
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ES
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For loss of life by the wrecking or disablement of a rail­
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railway car, passenger steamship or steam boat
For loss of both haliils. or both feet, or sight of both eyes,
or loss of on« hand and one foot, or one hand and sight
of one eye, or one foot and sight of one eye, in manner
specified in Part 1 of policy, or pays $1000 for similar
losses in manner prescribed in Part il of policy.
Pays $3,750
For loss of either hand, or either foot, or sight
_ of either
eye in manner prescribed in Part 1 of policy. or pays
$500 for similar losses in manner prescribed in Part II of
policy.
Pays $1,000
For loss of life in wreck of public omnibus, taxicab or
auto stage or in wrecking or disablement of a passenger
elevator or in wrecking of a private automobile or pri­
vate ¡mrse drawn vehicle of the exclusively pleasure type,
or by being struck or knocked down while walking on a
public highway by a moving vehicle, or being struck bv
lightning, cyclone or tornado, collapse of outer walls of
any building, in the burning of any church, theatre, libra
ry, school or municipal building.
Pays $10 Weekly
For injuries sustained in any manner specified in policy
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Cottage Grove Sentinel
j SOCIETY j
Mt
anl Mr*,
klbert Helliwell
• utertained Tuesday
etening
in
honor of their house gue»t.s, Mr
a>id Mr* Dan Byrne and Mr* Cun
nell of Man Ibego. The*e present
»*•«
ttorc Mr. and Mrs. W J. Woods.
<T«rl»llan M v I vh *«« Mmlvtx
4 ' s.-«-«»n«l
Mr and \lr».
Smith, . Mr. aud «thrl Stmda) »««m«'«' at I I a »•« \\ «‘«I
Mrs. Rvy Short. Mr. and Mr* K
n<»«la« «‘\«uln< lv»tlitl«»H« 'H«.tln< al a
>«'«l«i«k
A frva «oi«iilallii(
library t»
K M U*. Mr an«i Mr* C. ■ .1 K.
Mr* iiiaii«lainv«l In th«1 l>ull.lhitf Th* putii«’ I-
t’ottage
Grove;
Mr.
and
c«>rdiallv im It« 4 to aii« h«t th«> « h»ir«h »•■«
v’liarl«* Adams, Eugene; M^ ani X I« *» au«l makn ua* «»( th* library
Mr-
Harry Short, «Spokane; the
Ph«’ aubjwcl of lhe l«»**«»n •»«•rm«»n
gue-ts
of honor ati«l hosts.
—
\ *«• for
I««1
» ill
Sunday
foretoion
cial evening was enjoy «*«1 ami re “ Christian Science. ”
freahments were serve«!.
a a a
-
•
l.ulh.rai^ Mlaalon
Marlin I* Nimen
Th«' Eagles loxlg«’ gave a basket tiaalur Adventiat «hutch » < 11 M nik
i|\iu« »« i \ i«v al
30 e\ei * first «ltd
*upper INi«'*«!av eveuiug iu I O 1'
iri’,'»|»««
third suuda\
XII l.utheiana
F hall au«l an eveuiug of dancing ti«. of itaiiunaliiv are «urdialh tl«Ml«'«l
followed, Basket* were «old to th« ah«» «>t h« i ' *k«» ate ulthuul a » huts I«
highest bidder* ami the retuin- home
were put mto a lodge fund.
Fati
X»»?iiibly of lio«l
< -
.
ax*rua* frvHu ** P »tattou
Maiti »ir«-*l
pn«lur
Suaday ««-h«»vl at
The Utopia dub will I m ' ester Addir 1«
a
nt , »«’ixiira at 10 I ■ •
*u
lamed Friday afternoon
nt the • I
iiuNPlInf at 7 p iu
r»«n
)«niN( |M«u|dv'a mi>*
hum«» of Mr* Nelson Durham.
m ; iiirrlIHg»
tf«'ll»|iC ««•rxlcra al -
» j,
! Church News Î
1
I
A delightful family r< union w.i*
held Sundnv at th«’ horn«» of Mr.
an.i Mm. 0. II. Pitcher, 2> being
present.
Following the ton’noon
*«rvice* at th«’ Prv.4»yterian church,
in
a
which the group attend«?«! I
en» *prea«l
on the
body, taide*
table- xx
were
*|
lawn and a .ielicious
«lelictou* ditinvr vxa*
serx ed.
1'hose present vxvrv Mrs
Sarah E K. n, Cotlage Gil \ . . Ml -
B. ! M«X«i| au«l gian«k!aughter
adehne. Hunuvdale. 4'ai.; Mr» .1
Kirk. Dorvna; Mr* r.i< ». Coi
burn, Spokane. , Wa*h ;
Mi
au.I
Mr* C. k Biackburn,
B‘-'
Eugen« : Mr.
and Mr*. George Fivhniaun and
t'ai ;
daughter Erma. Sau »I o»e.
Mi** Gladys Pitcher, San Fran
cisco; Mr. an.l Mr*, Kanit Kirk
and *ous Harold and Allen aud
«laughter Exelyn. Dorvna; Mr. and
Mr*. Wayne Kirk and *on* Harry
.«it«! I «dand. Dorena; Mr an«l Mr*
John Wetrel ami *on* John an«l
Everett. Marcela: \lr. an«! Mrs G
B. Pitcher an.I George Kerr. Cot
tngv Grove. Several mu*ical num
ber* wen' given m the afternoon
aud a number of picture* of
th«'
group were taken
* s
%
niglil
_
at
_
»
r
1»
hi
Meaday
regular aerrlca
fucadav
and Saturday ♦
K D Raker In Honored.
XX < dn« »«la)
prayei iu *«II mm
biblv htudy
M«'¡uber* «if boy
*e«»ut
troop* Ihur.day arrvlvea ult>» young preyl«' U»
No* 16 an.I IS. tm nil»« r* of th« « barar Frida) , atrr»l mealing Malurday
« amp fir«« girls, parents of th«' boy < at I 30 y m
a • a
and girls an«i G B’ \ruv*t, scout
Cura«» of
Free Uvihudial Church
master of tr«»«»p No. IS. gave a Menrvr
•
_ Venue and aeulh Flflh »llrel
Sunday lehuul si
surpris«' picuic Fri«lay evening foi Mlk» Pitcher pawlor
K. l> Raker. *«outuiaster of troop 10 furvuovu *«»»icv» «I II rxeulug aer
Prayer lurellaf al i bO
« i< •• at 7 .<O
N«» If», in «elebrati«m of hi- birth Thursday
evenings
«lay anniversary.
The group gatli
a • a
Report* of lhe district con ven ere«l three miles «*:<-t of the city
(l.«»lld«>u I.* hiilva
Chare h u( < hilat
tion held la*t week at SpnugfieiJ on Row river au«l a picni«* supper >o««lh of • oitaf«- (irvvr
lunday art
wen» giveu at the Moiwiay night i was served lhe vveinug was spent V I«'»» ILLI« »tudy 10 a u* wurahtp II
7 so y m
uieetiug of the Neighbors of Wood with games aud a tmufire.
Mi A IU acriplure aludy
• • a
craft. The degree tea»n, of which Raker received many
attractive
Seventh Pay Adxenllst t’hurvh
\X«»i
Mrs. Charles Stevens is
captain, gifts.
Main aireel Saturday Sabbath »«hunt *1
was complimented on its appear
u 15 a <a
«hurtit »ervire at I I a •««
Prayer luretinc at ■ 10 p m XVednexdav
anee and drill work at the con
He de-erves no
pleasure
w h
vent ion.
A uh tuber of
V
' »eaxes a «liity enmp gr«uin«l
were preseut ineluding Mr
Al
The Highway Baptist Chun h.
Lerta McMurphy, Mr* Smith. Mr*
A forest fire if* easier starte«!
l.OUls Henrv Rundle, pastor
Inman. Mr*. Diamond. Mr.* S J than -tupped.
I’arr.
Uhurc h school. SL4A.
Wilson, Mi-*
i
\
wilnon
an i
Mr*. O. E. Parson, all of Eugene,
aud a number of members of Cres
well circle
Short talk* were giv
eu by the visitors compliipenting
the local circle’s drill team
A
social evening followed th«' bus.
ues* *easioo and a shower was giv
eu in honor of
two
newlywed.*.
Mrs. Claude Abeene aud Mr- Clif
tou A «lauis.
Refreshments
wer.
nerved.
Hex
superintendent; morning
w«u*lnp. II o‘»l«uk Munday »orviee
II, semion bv th«» |»a*t«»r; I iiiihh IhiiicNii I’ Camermi xxill preach on
H V P I . ii 4A; Ih It \ PI. •• I'he Mididnrlly of lhe IU< •' “ ty»'
<1:45, the servie«» eommi«si.m will ctnl pftluolic uiiging Will I“' *
\ «pocinl invitat mil ha*
have charge «if th«» meeting, union feature
boon extemlod to xeleiNii«’ org.m
\\
'«•rvie«' at tin* «liuicli. * Rev
isiitimi* and the pulille i* inviti >1
.1. Morrow will preach,
• a •
The church xxill ,|mn m Iho »»•»»•"
■««•ix iri’ t" lu' held nt ** o cl»u k lu
Mo,
Mothodmt Vhurvli. B
.1
eh
Rev
Re»
the llaplixt
row, inini»ter Th«» pa-ioi.
Mettui.lM
Morruxx of
\l«»ii«»w, has return,»«! I nun In- va
xxill
preach.
cation nn«l will use (or Ins th«*me
■ •
at h«»lh preaching aerv i, ,‘* “ All
Chui<h ut Otorini of Lattar »ay
I **eutial ih I’liri-timi Living ’’ In
\ big nicoling will I»«» hel.l
the f«iren«mu he will *p«’iik « hi thi- Halnts
subject ni In* own pulpit hii .I m Nt I s u’dork tonight in W <> W
The chuieh lufhe»«»» in bring
the evening in the oulpil of
I In ludi I
Iieuet uleul.
rue, chn*le.
Baptist «‘Inn« li
»Sumliiv *« liool mil buuost, I irne.
virluous
und in duing g»»»»»l tu all
m« v| at WU.' i ; Fpwoitb I .«'ague al •
• • •
in« li und fiilhms ilio udinmiilimi “I
i'.ni ■ ■
. l . i(. «.
di i ti• io
uri
PioabytorUii Chin« h
A big p *
II lot It’
*«‘IVI«’V
will
I','
livid
:,t
11««
Florence aud Margaret Leonard
were initiated into the Order of
Rainbow for Giris at a meeting of
th«» group Monday night.
\ social
exening
with
refreshments
fol
lowed the degree work. Plan* were
made for a picnic to lie held Juiy
> on Row river. Plan* were made
for *en«iing delegates to the stat,
convention to be hekl Jun« 27 and
2$ in Corvallis. .Mr* H B Grigg*,
mother adviser, xxill accompany tn«
delegates, Alberta William*. Louise
Wvune and Donna Bartell.
Other
members who plan to atten.l »r
Carolyn Grannis and Ellen Arnest
ill*. Knight engine's
remarkable limpliiity of
design cHcct« »mouth, silent
performance, with an even,
unlading How of power, and
also results in rugged endur­
ance, economical operation,
and exceptional freedom from
carbon troubles and repairs.
The O. L. H. club was enter
Gained Tuesday afternoou at the
home of Mrs. D. H. Hemenway.
Additional guests were Mrs. Doria
Norris, Mr*. C. J. Kem and Mr
H A Hagen. The afternoon was
spent placing •bridge at tables on
the lawn.’ Mr*. W. W McFarlan!
held high score and Mrs C. E.
Fro-t -ecutid high.
Delicious re
freshments were serve.1 at the tea
hour.
This »si the ls«t meeting
of the club for the season
A pic
me will be held later iu the lam
mer.
Members of the Elmartes club
and their husbands drove to Blue
Mountain Saturday evening ani
camped out, returning to Cuttage
Grove Sunday evening.
Those ¡j
the party were Mr. and .Mr* N J
Nel.-on, Mr. and Mr* Victor Cham
Ler-, Mr and Mr*. Sam Veatch,
Mr. and Mr*. Merville Veatch, Mr
and Mr*. Rnlph Salt*man. Mr. aal
Mr*. Charles
Hall, Mr and Mrs.
... .................................................
George Matthews, Mr
and Mr*
John Kelly aud Mr and Mr* Earl
Garoutte.
Mr-. Albert Helliwell was host
».•*' Tues-lay afternoon for the M.
P. G. club and invited a* a ldition*)!
guests Mr- Dan Byrne and Mr*
1 onnell uf San Diego, Mr*. Harry
Short of
Spokane,
Mrs. M. C
Bressler and Mis* Esther Sil’by. A
pleasant social afternoon was spent
with needlework and delicious re
freshments were served. The room-
were attractive with ba*kets of
red, white uni blue flowers.
Th»
•dub will bold its hbnual picnic at
Blue Mountain in two weeks.
--- -ip---
Mr
Herbert Eakin was Lu*tesá
Wednesday afternoon for the Pre«
byte ri an missionary ■ society. Mr-
George Matthews led
I
devotional*
and Mr*. Robert Quigley wa is ID
charge of the b's-un on the 1 West
Indies and the Philippine inlands.
Mrs K. A. Trask was in charge of
the query corner, At the tea hour
dainty refreshment* were served
by the hostess assisted by
Adrian .Merryman.
The wedding of Miss Esther Jean
Stroheeker of Glide and Walter L.
Norr. of thi- city wa- solemnized
Pip's'lay (‘vening at the Christian
■ church parsonage, Kev. L G. Shaw
. iffi"iatmg.
Mi“s Velma F Norri«
and L. IL Ocumpaugh were the at
tendants.
The couple will bp at
| home on Cherry court aftei a short
honeymoon trip.
- -4*—
Mr-.
Harry
Stuneburg
outer
tained last week with a
r__
¡Mfty
honoring her daughter Alice on hei
thirteenth birthday anniversary. \
number of girls vrere guests an 1
the afternoon was -pent playing
game-. Dainty refreshment-
we
served.
The honor guest rereivi
many attractive gifts.
Capital »50,000
- -4- • *
The Constellation club is bolding
its picnic this afternoon at the
Wood-on auto camp north of the
city.
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like hundred« of thouiand«
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ilti. will become a Kn^-ht
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THE SENTINEL
csoperai« <1 In
titcii.
■> iut«tl by «pi.ilily ideals.”
T/fE mi© AiRTY
b u n a declaration of principles is your
guarantee of the absolute depend
ability of every item you puidtase at
a Safeway Store
Muzda lamps fully guar
anlccd.
2ft and 40 watt, 20c
40 and 60 watt 22c
¿picture
Starring
Whoop«’' ! Let’s i'o! Clara
talks ami how! II iiik I
picked h e a II t i s «loiinz
elite t ricks ! The “ It ” girl
uncorks a earload of
“kirks!” t'laia goes to
e o I I I’ g e, gets a lot. of
l.nowle<lge and she’s pass­
ing it on! <Jet in on tin
"know” for the hey-hey
whoopee! You’ve never
heard or seen anything
like it !
runs
< «sr
Maxi ah n in
Big K hard wheat, every
H.'iek I'llioilllteed,
Safeway brami No. 1
butter and «-««-ry guaran
teed.
49ib -»•‘k$1.73 1
EfiHtiTii dry augar cured
ib.
46c
Syrupandllot
Cake Flour
Alber’s flapjack and pint
bottle cane anti maple
syrup
Ml
July 1-2
Bolli
Arcade
Theatre
(' i II l’un- cune
Kinnnlnled.
27c 10
$4.30 100 »- $5.25 ifl)
Butler
Pound
IlltlP
Tall runs
brand
Flour
Bacon
It]
• I
Milk
Light Globes
A called meeting of the
aid society of the Christian
was held Wednesday in th»*
purlors.
”*■
members
Fifteen
present and the
afternoon
spent
o
.“•■wing.
A covered
luncheon was served at noon.
Members of the Drain and
well chapters and officers of the
Lu *n
chapter of
th»»
Eastern
Star will b.. guests Friday
i-’-.i-* night
at the meeting of th»* lo«,al i-buptcr.
In this new style Willys-
Knight ”70 B,” this superior
motor is available in its
smartest setting — the most
beautiful, largest and must
powerful Knight engined car
ever ottered at mi . h a l<i« | ri. e
y««-f M «À4S£« « v UÍ mií •»/»«•.
Of Cottage Grove
Heliwmlx.
Ihr un»! will kaktJuly
y tor » nuiji ut Fort Wo|«leu, Wash
S moothness
Width« r «-an not bo permitt«-«! to intrrfi-r«’ nith the
««p« rations of a bank.
You limy eomplain beenus«- th«-i« is too niueh rain,
hut yon ««ill always fitul «out- banker on tin- job to
listen to your complaint ami to reiniml you that bm«i
ness doos not pnwjH’r where there is a shortage «•
moisture.
You may complain about too much heat, but again
you will be r>-mill«lr«l by your bank« r that heat is
neetletl in or«ler to make the mois’ur«- «Io it* work
In sunshine and rain your bank is <>n the job. an«i
this applies to your financial condition as «veil Sel­
dom is any up ami coming business concern abl.- to
finance every improvement ami extension of business
ami th«- greater the amount of financial sunshine the
greater the n« < «1 for the servic«- of a bank
This old reliable bank has stoo<l during the siinshim-
and rain of south l.am- county for more than 30
years, and is still extending the oft-rep« at« d i nvita
tion to busin« ^s ami privat«- interests to take ad« an
tave of its checking and other services.
The First National Bank
Hattrny lîullst» KrciuH»
Orville I l*hum
Hun d Liiiising,
i
Islminel tinte I m ' oii
und Avery r \
•*E,‘
and
enlisted l»y lUllery
Ims i«'en
Corporal IMlle * I' ’ Miller
'
I’hv battery »till ha» v«i
listed,
’n.-
canelo» for six or »even recruit •«
neeurding Io Fl tut Sei g«-u id Mmn
Is molor feac/s
IN SUNSHINE
AND RAIN
Mr« Dwight Mercer, Mr- Wil
liatu Hogate. Mrs. Haney Taylor
and Mr* s S. Thoma* were host
esses Wednesday afternoon in th«
church parlor* for the ladies* aid
*ociety of the Methodist church
Mrs. Taylor led devotional*.
A
*hort business meeting was held
and it wa* voted to make repairs
to the church kitchen to make it .«
pleasanter place in which to work.
Plan* were made for a church sup
per to l>e held Monday anti Mr-
Mercer, chairman, Mr».
!*
D
w
Sturges, Mrs. Omer Moore. Mr».
F. L. Grannis and Mr«. An.i re»
Brund were named a committee to
make arrangements,
Dainty re
freshments were served and the
room* were attractive with rote*.
Donald Uiupliivy la Uijuiad
Ihniald I’mphrcv, .-mplnyed on
th« . Hiitag»* al Ih» I 11 Uliambei •
A Mun mill, was -evenly iMjurmi
Iti.lav wh-11 lie wa* ac.hkiil all v
ttlllck li’Hii ttlmv»’ by n limili Ih
scalp wa* gii*li«,«l I»» the Imin», bul
ili.* iiijtirv had
». far to.alml bv
Tueadax iii»»rning Itont l>»»iiuld wa-
abb' In rvHftn i° *»’ito
49c
Vinegar
( ih II oii
Pickles
Sweet, dills or .soili'M
Ql» jar.