The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 25, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

TH U RADA Y, JULY KA, I9J0
tors were m route home from »
trip through th«* northern states
nn«l Cann «la.
Mrs. C.
A.
Bartell
relume I
Wednesday of last
week from
Portland, where «he visited her
mother, Mr«. J <’ Robert« Mhe was
accompanied by Mr«. Glen llitM
and Mrs. Curti« tiilbert, who are
her guests th»« week at Hart’s Inn
nt Lundpnrk
Mr. Bnrtell and Mi *
Donna -pent the we«-k en«l nt Lund
park with the «imriy.
Mr«.
Mattie
rm«l
«laughter Marjorie of Cumberland,
Wis., arrived Munday und ar«*
guest* for the week at the B. L.
Markin koine, Mr. and Mr« Mack
in, with tbefr guent*, motored to
('orvallis. K m I imii aud other valley
cities We<lu«*N«lay
V« r>
Mrs E«l <'uhow uud children ur
our
nve«l last week from «outhern Or»*
gon und «if* vi*11mg Mr* I *ahow ’•
parent«, Mr • fl'l Ml* J II Har
<’< MI j M ‘ |'|| 11* With our
tel«.
glad of nti oppol
ilev. w
J.
Morrow
hum
in
Marshfield Friday an«l Butur«luy of
lu«t week ou busiueiiM in «•onnectiun
with th«* Weujey hospital, u Metho
di«l iu«titutiou, located there.
Mr and Mr«. F L. Granni« und
ehihlren
returned Munday night
GROVE, OREGON
from Bvedaport, where they «pent
the week «nd.
Mr«. <i W Gran
nr* of Turlock, <’al., who arcom
panied them, remained to vi*r
tin« week with a nephew, Koaftld
Woo«lruff, aud hr* family.
“ Radio Huy” Nelson went to
th<* Bohemia «listrlct Tuesday to
look after milling property. Hr ex-
pectert to *trik<* «omr additional
claim*.
The Hugh Sproul« family spent
the w.k . ¿..| .u P-.rtUr; I, rrturn
always
home
Munday
l"Kht.
Mr
tug
•r.
Cui
Hproul« ’ mother acroiii|utnied them
agents,
mi
the
trip.
prices.
Th«- (’larmce Applewhite family
George IL will, who
in from hi* position with the for of Veneta «pent Maturday bight
and
Munduv at the home of Mr
r«t «ervier berau«e of n foot that
wa*
injure«!
when
accidentally Applewhite’s mother, Mr*. I thel
A pplewhitr.
«truck by an ax. is recovering rap
Mrs. Lydia Meara has given up
Idly
h«*r (Mrsitiou a« rook at the Colo
Mr*. »Anna dowdy an«l daughter mul and left Bunday for the Ho
Mies Bethel and Mrs. Virgil Gow hernia mining district, where »he
«ly motored to Portland Hun«lay.
will be employe«! a« «*amp rook
Cooperating With
The Farmer
Wc
wh«
lu< pilli leilin
ui*<* rlitfug«*<l
w.
art*
Itimi h»
Wc lire gilt
limit t'oiixisl
l'< M|><i||MÌbÌlly
Bank of Cottage Grove
COTTAGE
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¡
City Briefs
Mrs Atlnnn Mrrrvrn«»»» r«*
la«t w»»»’k (rum « vUit iu 1
with h<*i b <» d , John Wvuui*
iuan
IL*r «on, who broug'
bum«*, r»’main«’<l fur a frw
vt«it.
Mr«. Mrrrymnu rxpr
lt*nv» ioun for (’nliforniu t
Mr M«*rryman
Mr« Oui«*r Moura ami cl
lull Hutitlny fur <*uuuillr,
th»y «ill ramp for a few w*
b<? urur »Mr. Moura, who
ployad in ('uquillr
Mr.
iHutorrd over Haturilay fur
Tra«l» in your obi «ihnt
fur au all rlrrtrir nrw radio,
way Mu«»r «torn,
Eugrnr,
gon
Roy Haldeman, form«*
^kagg’
way »lure nr
and r»r!*ntly with thr
¡U Nvwbrrg, ha« b< «*u in
gar of thr company '•
Tuladu
Ila it a «on o
Mr« <hn« HahL-man
Mr. and Mrs. E«l Bi«-»ell of Dun*
niuir. Cal., visited several «lay* re­
cently at the home* of Mr« Bis
Mr und Mr«. E. 1’ f’haloupk.i veil's father, F. M. Hambrick, and
of Comp Hkerman «>u the Metolius her aunt, Mrs. Floy! Counts. They
river, former resident«, were here left Tuehduy for home and were ac­
Frulay and Saturday on hu«ine««. companied by Mrs. Counts.
The
Dr. un<l Mr* i’lnudr Kim«* uni party will I stop at Crater lake on
Mr. and Mrs John Finarran «pent their way to California.
thr week end at Handoii
Mrs. E. W Arm«** underwent
operation in Eugene last
l?x-»t w^ek
Mr and Mr». James I*,
the
removal of 'her tonsil*, Hhe >s
and Mr*. Nancy Oglesby
ronvalesring satisfactorily.
to Junction City Sunday
the day with friends.
Mr*, t’lareore Boyd and young
You cau always get more for wn Wayn«* returned to their horn«
They mot
your money in used car purrha««*- io Medford Tu»*«iay.
ored up last
to I bring Mr*.
at Nelson Motor Co.
Bavd *•
myth'-r,
Mr».
Charles
The G. B Arnest far
Brown, hoin<*.
Mr», Brown Imu
visited in Mr.lfonl for »ever.i
Royal JohtiMin of
week*.
Cal., i» ■ gue.t at the
Mr. un i Mr*. Cecil Caldwdl, Mr
toma.
and .Mrs. N. J. Nelson and family
Mr ao'l-Mr». H. V. Allison and
and Donua Bartell spent th«* week
'laughter'* Alice und .Iran »peat
end at Newport.
Munday m Allmny.
Mr. and Mr«. Roy Heck left
Nnlaon Motor Co. ha« a rom
Sunday for Aberdeen, Wash., where
pint» atoek of u»ed care, al) in
they will visit at the horn«* of Mr.
fir»t
cl»«« condition
nn<!
new Heck’s brother <*harle*. Mr. Heck
paint.
i* faking u vu ration from his posi
Mr». Melia Currin had a* her tion with the J. C. ¿Penney Co.
guanta Saturday night Mr. und Mrs.
Mr. an«l Mr*. Charles Caldwell
Hugh Currin of Eugene and the
returned Saturday from a week’*
latter>i»t<*r,
Mr*.
Flora
McCurdy,
..
. . .
.
visit at Kitson spring*
They are
un<l Mr*. Mri'urdy'v <lau|(htrr
planning to leave next month for
i«M’.
The Mc<’ur<iy* are of Kau
an extended trip through the east
•a* City, Mo.
and south,
During their absence
Mi*« Naomi Hilton visited last their house will be occupied by
week io Cloverdale at the hom«- Rev. L. H Randle and family.
of a ai«ter, Mr*. Hteve Edwards.
Wilbur Spray and F. H Ride-
Mr Mtt.I Mft N I Glans and nour were member« of a Mountain
two children «pent the week end State* Power company tram that
at Winchester l»ny au<! neighboring played a game of kittenball, com-
|»raehe«.
monly railed indoor ba*ehall, with
William Brown ha* completed the Oregon California Power com
u job of painting the hou*c owned paay nt Medford Bunday.
The
aud occupied by Mr*. Id I m J. Mountuiu .State-» boy* were victors
Woodard.
by a «core of 4 to 2.
Other mem
Mr* Albert W oodnrd tin«l two ber* of th«« tram were from the
children
returned
Suuday
from Albany office of the company.
Portland, where Mr*. Woodard wa*
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Anderaon nn.l
calletl by the aerioua illoe«» of •» «laughter
returned
Friday
from
*i*ter, who ha* been iu a critical Bandon, where they *pent a week.
condition for several week* but i*
The Frank Michael« family, who
improving
Mr Woo«lar«l went t > had resided recently at Browns­
Portland Saturday to bring hlH ville, have returned to Cottage
family home.
Grove.
Mr. and .Mr*. Fred Bre«*ler and
Th«' George Eastham family of
children motored to Portlan«! Fri Marcóla were weekend visitors at
lay.
Mr Breaker returned Mon the home of Mr. Eastham's bro
•lay and Mr*. Bre**ler and chil ther, J. M. East ha ni.
drrn are vivitlng a few day* in
Mis«
Maxine
Snodgrass
_
of
(’auby with Mr*. Bre*Mer'« *i*ter,
Hpriugtield wa* a week-end gue-d
Mr* Cutaforth.
at the home of her uncle anti
Guy Van Riper arrived Saturday aunt, Mr.'and Mrs. Ear! Hill.
from Klamath
Fall* and «peut
Mi«* Alice Newcomb ha* gone ‘o
the week end with hi* mother, Mr*.
Lu* Angele* to «pend several week*
Anna Gow«ly.
with relatives.
Mr*. Frank Kellv and daugh
Mr. and Mr*. B. B. Huntley and
ter*, Mr*. Verva Damewood and
Mi«* Rita Kelly, Mr. and Mr». M. P. daughter* Marceil and Jane of Chi­
Garoutte, Mr. und Mr*, Roy G» co, Cal., arrived Tuesday and ar-
routte and Mr«. Alex Garoutte guest* at the home of Mr* Hunt-
returne«! Monday from Arlington, Icy’* sister, Mrs. A. W. Swan «on.
Wa*h., where they went last week
to attend the funeral of i ll.yle Lin
Black Ants Fostered
go,
a relative.
Mr«.
Christ«
Crane, mother of the decensed boy.
on Cocoa Plantations
who accompanied them here, left
“Without Black Anta No Cocoa,’’
for her home in Sacramento.
read» a slfn posted at the entrance
Mrt. I). D. Davi« of Portlund of a (real plantation In central
arrived Sunday for an extended Java. It doea not go unheeded, for
visit at the home of a daughter, the natives band In some 4,(Mk).tkM)
Mr*. W. J. Wood».
Woods.
nests of these little creatures every
Mr». Jack Gocrtxon returned to yyar, and receive payment In re­
Theae black ant» live only
her home iu Portland Sunday, after turn.
a week'» vi.it at the home of Mr. upon tree» Infested by the white
cocoa ouae. Neither the lousejtor
and Mr». A. C. Bagley.
The
Lyle R. Howe of San Joae, Cal., the ant» Injure the trees,
i» a gtie»t thi» week at the home real enemy Is a certain beetle
which
of a brother ■ in ■ law and aister, whose name la Helopeltla,
It ha»
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mill».
He also attacks the tea plant,
black
eame north to attend a reunion of been found that when the
tl*«. Co.too und Cvehiau familie* ant« are present the Helopeltla falls
Apparently
which will be held Saturday and to Injure the trees.
this sapsucklug pest !• disturbed
Sunday iu Brow naville.
by the activity of the anta, for the
'ft»
Willian Bartels
1
and son latter do not attack the beetle.
Billie returned ’ Wednesday from
Thia Is why t e black ants are pro­
Portland, where they
I
had visited tected. Food 1» provided for them
»inco Sunday.
by picking the white cocoa lice from
(lordou Wright arrived Satur
the sheila of the fruit, where they
• lav uight from Seattle and will congregate, and placing them on |
»pend the remainder of the »uni
the cocoa trees to attract the antg1
m»'t with hi» parent.«, Mr. and Mr». and disturb ths beetles.
,
J. A. Wright. Gordon i» a student
al the l'niver»ity of Washington
and i» majoring in journaliam.
A Good Dood Fail«
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Harff and
It happened on ■ train down on
son Darrell visited
---------- Sunday m Ai
the cape.
bnnv with Iho parent.« of Mrs.
The train atopped.
A woman
Sarff.
hurried out of the door and down
across
the
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson and the atepa.
Mr. M------
son Bobby accompanied
. ____ _____
aisle, noticed ahe had forgotten •
Mrs. _____
Keho
field Stewart to Portland Monday bag and three bundles I lie hastily
and returued Tuesday driving a grabbed them, tore down the
_______
atepa,
put them In the conductor’1
new Willys Knight sedan.
While __
in Portland Bolihv was treated in arms, and explained matters
preparation for an operation which
The train atarted. Mr. M------
he will undergo soon.
beard atrong language In a foreign
tongue.
The lady “acroas the aisle”
The Misses Sylvia and Sybil
Veateh
returned Tuesday night bad return«!. She Anally made the
from a several week»' motor trip conductor understand that ahe ran
through Yellowstone park.
They acroas the platform to speak to •
also visited Mr. Veateh’s aunt, friend I
Mr. M------ ha» sworn off on “boy
Mrs. Alice Hodge, in Montana and
returned home by way of Seattle. scout" acts!—Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
The Misse» Opal and Olive Faga
Coo) mid oomfortable the»«
warm days. The Pastime
•t
«ml
Mr. and Mr*. Hu «lay Krill noi
daughter Mary of ('urvnlh* w« r»*
hum«* uf
week rud gur«t« at t
Mr Kriu*« parent*, Mr au<l Mr*
O. M Krm
Arne«t writ«« In«, any hind.
Mr« I’aul Murklvy an«l sailer,
Mr«.
M Rirbarda, both of Los
A Ugric«, visited lu«t week at the
Markley. After
home uf Mr« ** I
viMtiaj ig a frw day* with Mr M»rk
lay, wl n«i is iu the Bohemia district
v«p«*rimrntiug with a new proce«*
lor «aviug gobi, they will return
to California.
Mr aa<l Mr«. Henry Veitch of
Portland arrival here Tuesday. Mr
Vent ch Irft the name day
buainr«« trip to variou«
ou* num
Mr«. Vrutcn remami icd for
with relative«
day»* vi«it
friaada.
TRUCK Ins. Bund«, Perm
t'unwult Arn«*«t Ina Agry.
Mr* Charlr* Walker and daugh
trr,
Mr*
Aubrry
Rrdifrr, Irft
Munday for North Brad, where
they will "prn«l thrir vacation.
The Walker *ture i* in charg«* of
Mr* Walker’» mother, .Mr*
fer, »nd Mi*« Agatha Mayder
ing Mr«. Walker'* abaanre.
Mr. nu l Mr*. J M Btrwart u
a butine«* trip to Portland ’
day
They returned Tur»day
Oregon Fira ReRaf -Arno*t Agry.
Mr*. John Lam«ou left ln«t week
for Portland, where »he will vi*it
relative» for » frw week».
Put Jennmg* and I ion George
visited with friend« hrrr last wrrk
They wrrr rn route from thrir
home in Baker Mr. Jrnnmga for
marly wa* intereated in mine* in
thr Bohemia district and at one
time wa« unr of the owner« of the
Hrlrua group
New Victor Radio! The «rn*n
tiuu uf thr radio world for WJJ.
Romarkable for it* wonderful tour,
•rlrctivlty and balance.
Hear it
at Laraway'«, Eugene, Ore. jylMtfe.
Mr. and Mr». Thoma« Sratell
anti two nirrr* of Manta Barbara,
* *1 . vimtrd Monday with Mr»
.............................
Nancy Oglesby
and Mr« .I P On
____
___ _____
ham
They had
becu on « trip
through Yellow «tone park ami were
returning to thrir home«.
Mr. and Mm. H. V. Alli»on and
Mr. and Mm H. L. Mackin were
from here who at
amoug those
tended the Lane county chamber
of commerce in Eugene Thuradiy
night.
For Hale or Trade — 140 aero
much urar Halem, for «ale or trade
for properly in or urar Cottage
“
jylS 25p
Grove M. (’. Brr«*lrr
Mr and Mm. J. i. Smith and
family have returned from a sev
«ml week»’ stay in llood River,
where they picked berries during
the sen»ou
\l r
and Mr*. Raymond drub«
of Pengra visited Monday night at
the (’ J. Kem home.
Mr. and Mr». Fred Beidlrr arc
making daily trip* to Buswrll
«priugv, where Mr. Bridirr i* tak
ing treatmint* forrheuniathm.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Ra'ph Keavilt of
Omaha were visitor« here during
the pawt werk
Mr. Krnvitt i* a
of
Frank Baldwin, chi
of
th«* Kaiutheru Pacific
fire m Eugene, »pent
Ing in the <’«»n*t fork,
a fair catch.
Mr and Mrs. N. E. Compton
__________
_
weeks' out
left Bunday
for a two
mg at Ban«lon unii other beach re
They
wen* nreompuDi«*«!
by
sorts
__ , ___
.
their *<«n in law an«l daughter, Mr.
and Mr*. William Ashworth of
Eugene.
Th- latest thing in automobiles
ha» arrive«!.
Be «urn to «er th-*
new great «ix Willy* Knight on
display at Nelson Motor Co.
Corbett Smith was arrested Hun
I
I
in«l a charge of posses
intoxicating liquor wa*
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STEEL
LEDGER
FRAYS
Sentinel
;„i Monday bv Di»
filed ngnin*t him
trict Attorney Alta King. The of
ficer reported that Hmith had »
quart of brer in hi» «utomobib
Hmith pleaded guilty Tuexlay in
Eugen«' ju*tice court «ml •»' fined
W0.
•
The American Legion drum corp«
of thi* city will tnke part in thr
indu*trial parade to be held Sat
urday iu Eugen« a* part of the
Hun*vt Trail pai rant celebration
Mr. aud Mr* C. E. Vmpkrey
anti daughter Dorothy motored to
Salem Sunday and *pont the day
at the home of Mr*. Um ph rev >
nephew anti niece, Mr aud Mr«.
Wilbur Watkiun. Mi«* Dorothy re
mniuetl for a few day*’ vi«it and
will return the latter part of the
week with Mr and Mr«. Wutkin*.
who will attend the pageant iu Eu
M, and
■ 1 Mr*. Uatkin*.
VV...L ... -k.
wh »
have been doing summer work iu
Halem, will move to Monmouth this
week
Mr Watkins will complete
hi* nummer course there before re-
Grove, where
turning to Cottage
_
he will teach during the coming
year.
Mr. and Mr*. B. L. Mackin, Mr
and Mr*. E. R. Lemley. Mr.
Mr*. G. A. Hander* aud Mr. a nd
Mr*. Elbert Hmith were among
those motoring to (’amp Lucky Boy
on Blue river Hunday to bring
home n group of boy *cout*. who
hud been Httruding camp for two
weeks.
Mite Alberta William* i* clerk
ing in the Cottage Grove Electric
bakery during the absence of Mr*,
Verva Dnnirwood, who i* on n va-
cation
Mr and Mr* Frank Audcr*on
and family and Mr*. Anderson’-
mother, Mr*. Edith Evan«, all of
Manta Cruz, Cal., were guest«
Thurnday night at the home of
JUr*^C^ H \'iiiil>«,iil>utg
Grocery Savings
/
Friday and Saturday
2 bottles Certo ............ 49c Mrs. Stewart’s bluing... 15c
4 rolls Waldorf tissue. 25c 2-lb. pneknge Snow Finke
No. 2 graham crackers,
crackers .................... 35c
package
22c
»> cans Happy Home grape
2 packages potato chips. 15c
2 tloz. Economy jar caps 46c
fruit .......................... 49c
SOAP
DEAL
Package Quick Naptha
chips .................................. , One Spanish Beverage
1 'an Sunbrite cleanser ......
7 bars White Laundry soap Set, All for......$1.69
ORANGES
Small juicy Sunkilt oranges, a real special, dozen
Harvey K Boyer and two suit
of Krattli* visited Monday with
Mrs Ells J Woodard and John F
Woodard
They were returning
home from u trip through f’alifor
ma.
M. P. Garoulte I* recovering
from a serious infection of the
rrght wrl*t and arm that rcMulted
f rom injury to the wrist when it
wMs «truck by u piece of cedar.
W. M. Hamilton of Co4|Ulllc,
forno ny n chi ropru't or here, WB«
B bu«in<*4* visitor here Tuesday
Hurry Nm*t is ircuvcring from
severe attack of influenxa
Mr and Mr* Autin l.tn«ls«*v uf
Portland visited here th«« week.
Mr. tin.I Mrs. Harvey II«dder
man. who hud visit« d relatives here
for n few days, left Tuen«lay for
thrir horn** in Krifippfi. They were
returning north from n two weeks'
visit at J.ong Beach
William Hmith of Hun Fernando,
Cal., vhitrd Bunday and I Munday
at fhe home of an Iinrl • nn«l
I
aunt.
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Bhort. Hr was
urroinpaui«*«l by five of his high
school friend*, who nre « i their
way to New York. They will visit
rnuny places of inter -st en route
and will return to Mun Fernanda
in time for the opening of «rhool
in the full.
Mrs. J. M. Franciu mid daughter,
Mrs, pearl Bchufer, err attending
a enrnp meeting thi* work in Eu
gene,
Mike B«*urh is taking hi
tion and A. G. William* is
his chair nt th«- Allison Til
l>er shop.
Floyd Bennett and l.erov
who had viiited
borne of Mr.
I
Mr. un«l Ml
Tuesday for Ha
for <luty on t h •
ough.
Mr*. Mary Humbrirk and gründ
daughter, Mac Hawley, went to
Eugene today to Mprnd a few dnya
with Mrs Hambrick
Hambrick'«
’<« aiatrr,
winter, Mr*.
Armstrong. They will attend
ntteud the
Sun»rt Trail celebration.
15c
Smith-Short Grocery
77/r Store That Appreciates Your Trade
i
In, who had visited at the home
of their uncle, Henry Bennett, and
All-Glass House
with other relatives for several
A Japanese scientist has con
weeks, returned the early part of structed an all-glass house which la
the week to their home in Chow­ said to he air. dust and bacteria
chilla, Cal.
proof.
Is Excavator
.7/ Golf Course
Coiner
Fijians Convinced of
Devil in Automobile
Although the autMnobll« la alea«l
lly gaining In popularity In the
Fiji isiaixh It eaeoBDtsred great
City Engineer Coiner i« beeom
fear and Mperatltlon on the part ing an expert on excavation work
of ths native« when Aral Intro­ since he took up golf, but he U m *
duced. The first self propel led vs had some trouble in finishing jobs
hide was used In the colony In
because of breaking his tools. At
by an American, who was touring
least he broke one golf club in a
the Islands.
Thia car waa viewed recent attempt to «end the little
with awe by the Inhabitants. being
white •phere too yards «low* •
ronaldered the contraption of a
fairway.
loadrnan. and conaerv alive real
dents suggested that the owner be
deported as a dangerous character
The second car made Its appear-
•nee In 1907, deattried for the wife
of the mayor of Huvu
A liveried
chauffeur was provided, and It 1«
not known which created the great
Th is i* a n«*w one in autom«4>n
er stir, the vehjrle or Its driver
Martin M-*ryle and family
One day the owner foupd under fhe ing
Long
Beach,
Cal ,
passed
machine several buahmen. poking of
about and exploring the rnyatertea through CoUag«* Grove a f« w «lay*
Explanations revealed that the ago on their way north and n«*ar
Fljlana had held a conference fhe former *ight of the city rock
al>out the new vehicle that larked m»-h« r
wher*
vlalble mean» of locomotion and ( th« r«*
acet-
had concluded that the affair was)dent*,
went
nothing lean than a devil wagon: over th»*
y <!e
therefore, partly out of klndne-« t«< rifled that
o dan
the owner and partly to prevent the gi*rous, mo
ir and
earape of the «levll Into the bu«h continued
I. No
and Into the villages, the “devil
one wa» i
doctors” constituted themselves a
committee to study this weird thing
and to exterminate Ita conceuled
inouster.
Lower Prices On
Age Not Determined by
Number of Years Lived
Fred Wrigiit, who wa* one wf
th«* first to prove that corn will
grow in the Willamette valley, »*
also proving that alfalfa is a good
hay crop. He brought in sample
a few «lay« ago that were 3:
inches in length.
The s red ha
been put in the ground 54 day
before.
muat confeai that I have ar
rived at the time of life when I <b-
not Ilka to be »»Led bOW old I am
What In the dickens do the nomber
of year» matter?
Maoy of u« old »t«geri are renll?
a a young a» the ltd» In the »Ir
force. At least, that’» the way we
feel.
It
Youth la not a time of life.
It Is deter
1» a atate of tu'ial.
mined by bow yoii think and bow
you feel.
Recently, J met a young man of
twenty eight who wtia full of fears
ill» brain bad become »tatlc.
Lie
»wined to be vaccinated again»!
new Idea». 1 atm twice bl» age. but
I contend that I am younger than
be 1«.
A few gray hair» don’t matter
A few wrinkle» don’t matter, e»
peclally If they are around the
eye», aud not around the mouth.
The tualn tiling Is hot to have
wrinkles on your brain.
Nor your heart.
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Nor your soul.
As long as a mao keep» going
and jump» out of bed every morn
Ing with a smile, lie 1» yourig.— Her
bert N. Casson tn Sorties Muga
line.
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Marie Antoinette Made
Blue Flower Popular
One of the most popular pat-
terns for chin» curing the lust
years of the Eighteenth century
was a little individual sprig of blue
cornflower, sonietlmes used In coin
blnatlon with a green leaf and
sometime» without.
This pattern
was so much used at the Chantilly
potteries that when. copied by the
English potteries It*was known as
the “Chantilly Sprig.”
Later the
name was shortened to “Sprigged
China.” However, the design was
first made at Sevres and owed Its
origin to Marie Antoinette.
This young queen of France took
a great interest in the porcelain
works at Sevres and frequently vis­
ited the Sevres factory, where a
great deal of porcelain was made
at her order for her rustic farm of
Trianon.
Marie Antoinette's favorite color
was blue; and one day while visit­
ing the Sevres works she men­
tioned that Sevres bad produced
nothing but roses, tulips and jon­
quils and no blue flowers.
Hoping to please the royal lady
Hettinger gave orders to have paint­
ed on the dishes the little blue
cornflower that she loved so much.
Instantly on Its appearance the
tiny blue sprig became the rage.
Chantilly took It up and all the
large potteries In England followed
suit—Kansas City Times.
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Violin Ea.l and Woat
A leading music house say»: “U’c
have no record of ever having
heard of the Chineie making a vlo
In, and the lnstrumesits made bj
the Japs are of the very cheap
commercial quality.
The violin
took root In Japan during the World
war. Since the peace Germany and
France have furnished practically
all of the cheap Instruments for
America, and the Japs are out of
the picture.
We have no reeorvis
of any well-known Russian makers
However, the violin Is an extremely
popular Instrument all through
eastern Europe, and doubtless thou
ar-
.lames Benson of Chicago
sands of them have been construct­ rested for pulling the ears of sev-
ed In Russia, and perhaps there eral women
,
State
shoppers on
ere some good makers there. None|s,reet.
of them, however, seems to have
been outstanding." — Washington
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Notice is hereby given that bi 1«
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will be received by Blue Mountain
school district No. 31 for
tier
Ireland’s Famous Hill
Tara is the name of a hill In of obi growth body fir. Wood mu*t
be tiered in shed by 8epteml»er 1.
County Meath. Ireland. It was here
Bids must be in by July 30 and
that the triennial convention of the
the board reserve* the right to r
Irish kings -was established bf
anv and all bids.
Ollant Fodlah, about 9>»J B. C. S-Z .
MBS. ADA MOONEY,
cording to tradition the palace of
Clerk District No. 3i.
Tara was 900 feet square, contain­
Disston Route.
jylS 25c
ing 150 apartments and 150 dormi­
tories. The early kings of Ireland
CARD OF THANKS.
were said to be crowned here and
We wish to express our sincere and
tradition further states that Tara iaeartfclt appreciation to the many friend*
at the time of the advent of St and neighbor* who so kindly assisted us
Patrick to Ireland was the princl-, during the illness and death of our be
father
We especially wish to
pal seat of Drutdlem In Ireland. It loved
thank those who sent the man y beautiful
1» said to have beqn abandoned floral offerings. We also wish to thank
through the curse of St. Ituadari 1 Rev. Randle for the comforting words
apoken.
450, on account of Its Idolatry. ,
Clarence Peterson.
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Charles Peterson and family.
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Horses available for those desiring same.
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The Foods We Eat
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Mr and Mrs. Leland Smith
and family,
A commission roan, ’‘shopping”
Mr and Mrs. H. N. Henriks,
In New York city, found spinach,
and family.
front Mexico, Honeydew melons
from South Africa, fresh almonds
from the Holy tend, new potatoes
resolutions of condolence
from Florida, green peas and
Whereas, it has pleaded the Divine
asparagus from California, butter Ruler of the Universe to remove from
clearing to the freat clearing beyond
from Denmark, eggs from China, this
our est—'med Neighbor Lincoln Taylor:
meats from New Zealand and Ar­
We therefore feel th losa of our de-
¡parted Neighbor, and we wish to express
gentina.
our deepest sympathies to those who Iove-1
That's what'modern transporta­ . our Neighbor best.
Therefore, be it resolved, that a copy
tion and cold storage refrigeration
of these resolutions be spread upon the
doea for us.—Capper's Weekly.
minutes of Bohemia Camp No. 260. W
O W .
Cottage
be sent
bows in Río
»charter
That a Ftreuchtuan In a new coun­ day«.
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try will open a cafe, a German a:
general store, and a Briton a bank
has long been an axiom regarding
the men of these recta In foreign
lands.
That regarding the Briton
might be amended by stating that
along with the bauk goe» the
Churtft of England. Here In Rio.
says a correspondent, which Is a
city of churches, an Bngllsh church
has been the meutltig place for
the British community for 110
years. z
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that a copy be published in the
Drove Sentinel and that a copy
to the bereaved family, and th<
be draped for a period of thirty
11. J. JORGENSEN.
CLARK.
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Committee
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food fat "ten yodrt or
a vacaricvr tnp __ ,
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