The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 13, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

T iii’itHiiAv. ffhmi 'A wy ia. tt>»>
John L . i h ifn a lu r t
Jean Allison. lto n n a K a rte ll an.l
I W ilb e r t* W ilson. ju n io r represents
W » decided to la lk
th is w * * k
C o n te st* of s tu n t* perform ed on ((V M visited the re m a in in g three about • few w rin k le * w e've la te ly
I ym n aalu in app aratus w ill be held I claM e. W ednesday to than k them dUcovetaj
O h . n o ’ not the k in d
| | the g ym nasium
F ebruary
.„ helping t” x ,
dollars and
tim e
to
__ a®. These w ill count points lnBke the (a c u ity play a success.
eradicate fa r be It fro m us to h in t
to w a rd the oil Isen ship cup contest
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n o v lc M e- at such'
W e mean the k in d
of
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£ srs^s x.
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on the rings am i pole and of chin -
nlng stunts. A b asket shooting con-
test to being conducted In tbs
physical education daaasa thia week
U select the best basket sho oter,
III fo r some tim e
T h e T orch honor society held a
m eeting T hu rsday m o rn ing of’ last
week d u rin g the fo u rth period to
vote to am end Its c o n .tltu tIo n In
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A t a m eeting of the a g ric u ltu re
club M onday m o rn ing a group o f
40 boys w ho belong to the S m ith -
H u gh es d ep artm en t voted to pay IS
cants each tow ard state and na-
tlo n al dues In the organisation
k no w n as the F u tu re F a rm e rs o f
A m eric a
T h e boys have sent fo r th e ir
c h a rte r w hich w ill contain a list o f
>0 names. T h e firs t »0 boys to pay
th e ir dues w ill have th e ir names on
the c h a rte r w hich w ill be perm s
nent and w ill be placed In the agri-
cu ltu re
room for an In d e fin ite
, lm .
T h s boys consider It an honor to
be c h a rte r m em bers of the O regon
branch of the F u tu re F arm e rs o f
A m erica
A m erica
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T he le tte r g irls discussed plans
fo r a banquet w hich Is to be given
a t 7 o'clock W ednesday evening at
the G ray Goose, a t a m eeting held
T hu rsday In the high school. E th el
Bennett was appointed to m ake a r
rangem ents fo r the banquet.
Baseball season fo r g irls opened
Tuesday afternoon. T h e team s as
yet have not been chosen.
T h e follow ing g ir l* w ere chosen
fo r the a ll-e ta r basketball tea m a t
a m eeting o f the heads of spo rt*
and class m anagers last w eek
E th el Bennett. V io la Strong. M ary'
X o n
M ickey
B enn ett.
E rm a
B ennett and Dorothy Jennette.
Eunice M .rw n d a w ith » p o in t,
E th e l B ennett w ith 3« points and
i ^ k e r Bennett w ith »
points
order th a t students who did not
m ake high enough grades In their
freshm an year to become members
o f the society but who la te r im
proved enough to q u a lify m ay be
eligible fo r mem bership. T o
be
come eligible fo r mem bership, a
student m ust now earn '-« points n
any one year. T h is entitles h im to
a one-bar pin. F iv e pointe are gtv-
rn fo r a grade of A In the fin a l a *
m aster averages. S p o in t* fo r a w.
and I point fo r each g rade O I L .
Tw o points a semester may
be
earned by p artic ip a tin g In «. ool
activities T he society also voted to
hold it * m eetings the
firs t
and
third F rid a y s of « ^ h n u w th dur-
mg the fo u rth
period.
w ill be excused fro m classes if they
continue to keep th e ir g rade* at
honor > ta n d |0 <
Th.
scholarship
com m ittee Is now w o rk in g to find
out w h a t students are eligible
der the new ru lin g
T h e follow in g students w e r e
nan)e4 on the honor roll fo r the
th ird six w eeks of school seniors
Genevieve M u lv th ill. E v e ly n bhan-
,|a; juniors. D ella G allo,
B e rn ita
Jaan8, D o ro th y Jennette. Florence
Kebelbeck. Frances R a n d a ll: soph-
limore *. V ic to r G o ff. R u th Olson,
K a th le e n Betdler. A rd a th E a s tb u rn ,
o r v a l E tte r . E d n a H a n d *. W ayne
^ A v e
E velyn S m ith . K a th e rin e
Y oung; freshm en. D orta A " > *u f
Arne_ W U H a m ^ n . Doro-
thy H a n e y . M axin s
3?*
(„„o w in g had no grade
Bna w ere given
honorable men
tlon s
Senior*.
e n h « . R a lp h M onroe. K rn -
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w rin k le« nnd help you to tru ly g *t
a laugh out o f lift *
You know, lik e fe a rfu lly toasin«
thrt»e ck>vtt In to the
a lm m trln g
gl
V " ,'a bbage ^ fe w ptfac
is r r v l•
o,h e iw i» e
toe., beans, s trin g snd oth erw ise.
rings o f onion, and oh ye*, the pale
green celery tops, some le fto v e r to ­
matoes and a bay le a f sim m e r
three or fou r hours' W o uld you be­
lieve it? Vegetable soup' T r y It.
R ea lly w ith soup you can toss in
most every th in g except the kitc h e n
sink.
Just w a tc h the
love-ltght
shine in his eyes It's a most satis­
fyin g luncheon dish
Then th e re *
alw ays m eat enough on the bone to
m ake a m eat pie. w ith p u ffy brow n
biscuits over the top and ric h g ra v y
O r perhaps
oosing out the crevl
stu ffed peppers the m eat ground
and mixed w ith a bit of cooked rice
or lefto ver mashed potatoes, sea
soned well. P n rb o il the peppers fo r
about five m inutes. A fte r stu ffin g
the peppers place In a bakin g pan
and bake about 30 m inutes in a
m oderate oven 350 degrees.
T w e n tie th C entury H ash
iT h is I* tru ly cam o uflagin g
lefto vers.)
H a v e baked six m edium sised po­
tatoes
W ith a spoon c a re fu lly re­
move Ihe potato, leaving test of
skin unbroken. Season the potato
w ith one tablespoon o f b u tte r, one
tablespoon o f cre a m o r m ilk , one
teaspoon of salt, and a little pepper,
s tirrin g lig h tly w ith a fo rk , but do
not niash the potato. Add one cup
of any k i n d
o f w e ll - seasoned
^ p .d
^ f « ^
* ’ t *' * ‘
' F ill
th e
™
^ a U e 'a b lv v T ^ e '^ u p .^ 'p u t a
b u tte r on e.c*h
h ea , ln
piec °
m » v be used
oven. G ra te d c
cheese
may
be
used
h e ^ m ay
tmeo
Il does give oue a feeling of »«•
c u rlly vi lieu autolng If the car haa
d ie o f those " b r a k e s ie « .e d " d l-K s
on It. T o be sure, the brakes may
get out o f order the day a fte r the
disk la patted on. but I f one doesn't
know It there Is no w orry. Besides.
It furnishes s line alibi If one's
car Is lu a colllalou.
Just polut
to the blue disk aud te ll the other
fellow be tuuat be to blame.
But w h a t Is going Io happen to
those d rivers v h o play Ihs debo­
nair to ths m a tter o f brakes?
d efective brake means lesa t3 i t '.u
than a bussing mosquito.
It re
tuluds one o f a Springfield man who
wan noted for the reckless s t y In
w hich he slid down hills. Corning
wlilas bang down a p artic u la rly
ateep Incline, a man riding w ith
hliu protested. “ W hy didn't you
pid on your brakes, for gosh sake?"
be asked.
“ Because 1 haven't any." calm ly
answered the reckless driver, snd
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proceeded to coast
down h ill St top
Springfield Villon
Pack
A n im a l
H o n o re d
Women In Alaska have honored
pack anim als that lost th eir Uvea
In the gold rush d a y * o f Alaska and
Yukon te rrito ry , by the erection of
a bronse placque mi the W h ite P a t*
tra il, ten miles from Skagway.
T s w a o f B ro a d w a y
Then* I* an old N o rm s* town la
Un gl.«nil dating hack to the Sei
entb o r Eighth century, called
Broadway
Gray Hair Is
;
Easily Darkened 8
MACEY LINE
Soul
Steel Desks
No Joke
Many a man would be driving a
cur If he had uo son. and mauy a
youth would l>e w alking If he had
no dad to buy the car aud pay for
the ga*.—C in cin n a ti Enquirer.
T H E SENTINEL
I f You H aven't Purchased Your Stamps, 'sou (.an (>et 1 hem
at Nelson Motor Company
Buy N o w !
greatest state-w ide developm ent and expansion op­
And you r state c ham ber o f com m erce la sponsor­
ing the g reatest p ro g ram ever fo rm ed In Oregon
for the o rd erly advancem ent, pro sp erity end p rog­
ress of thia state.
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T h e O regon keyno te for 1930 . . la "E u ild O regon'
F o r fo u r and a h a lf years your state cham ber has
been m a jo rin g in land settlem en t w ork. D u rin g
th a t period it has a tta in e d accom plishm ents un-
T he
paralleled by an y other state in the union
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latest reports show th a t «33« fam ilie s have been
brought to Oregon by your state cham ber * nation
al a dverttalng and e ffic ie n t follow -up w o rk These
fam ilies have invested m ore th a n 114 000.000 and
purchased over 18O.«87 acres o f our lands
They
have located In every c ou ntry In the state . . .
you’ll fin d them in your c o m m u n ity and am ong
your customers.
th * w orld.
T h e Oregon state cham ber th ro u g h Its pro gram
is seeking to a tta in tbeees goals
"M illio n s N e w W e a lth A n n u a lly
creased A g ric u ltu ra l P roduction.
fro m
•M illio n s N e w W e a lth A n n u a lly fro m
t r ia l Expansion
M illio n s N e w W e a lth A n n u a lly
gon's Scenic R e s o u rc e *.'
fro m
In ­
In d u s­
O re­
w h s » these accom plishm ents m ean to you Is re a d ­
ily e v id e n t—Increased new w e a lth p r o d u c tio n -
m ore people w ith c a p ita l and m oney to b u y - e n d
increased business a c t iv it y - e n d
O / * « 0"
,o
tak e the place It deserves am ong the states o f the
u nio n
E v e ry business and professional m an o f
O regon d ire c tly o r In d ire c tly share* In the rich
rew ards of new w e a lth production.
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This newspaper has joined
small town newspapers all
over the country in a na­
tion-wide campaign t o
convince national adver­
tisers that they can beat
assist small town mer­
chants by advertising in
the l o c a l , home town
newspapers of the small
town merchants.
T h e m o tive power of this great program Is O R E ­
G O N P O S T E R S T A M P S They accomplish a la m -
fold purpo«-
Issued w ith budget subscriptions Io
the O regon Stats Cham ber of Commerce. Oregon
poster »tam pa do a most effective Job of .ilv e r t l.-
tng all O regon to the world.
T he budget thus
created provides the fu n d , for your etale cham ber
to ca rry on Ita program of w ork and Io advertise
tn n atio n al publications the facts and opportuni­
ties o f Oregon.
Y o u r own local cham ber of commerce take« ac­
tive p art in w h at your state chaatber accomplishes
p ortu nity.
By broadening the scope o f state c h am ber a c tiv i­
ties the num ber o f fam ilies com ing to O regon can
be increased to 500 e m onth. B u t thle la b ut one
phase o f the "B u ild O regon " p ro gram . O th e r
phases a re m ore Intensive w o rk in In d u s tria l trade
and com m erce developm ent and in tourist tr a ffic
developm ent th ro u g h n atio n a l a d v e rtis in g in m ag-
axlnee and periodicals arousing the interest of In ­
dustries. tourists and Investors fro m a ll p a r t* of
Oregon
Poster Stamps
St&tupN art* p r i n t e d in four
beautiful colon*—each telling
an interesting fact about Ore­
gon—inviting inquiries for fu r­
ther information. The c o p y
on each stamp "A sk for all the
facts. W rite our Chamber of
Commerce’* b r i n g inquiries
back first to your local Cham­
ber. If the inquiries do not ap
ply locally they are cleared
through your State Chamber to
the points to which they do
apply.
There are 30 stamps on a page.
Each stam p is different. This
means that ALL OREGON is
being advertised by Oregonians
—that the east, the west, the
north, the south—all join hands
and advertise to the world the
wonders an<l opportunities of
Oregon Could you name any­
thing that would do the job
lietter t h a n Oregon Poster
Stamp»?
“BUILD OREGON!
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W e of A m eric a in te rp re t our progress and pro sp erity in term s o f business
v o lu m e and business a c tiv ity
T h s basis o f It a il Is P U R C H A S IN G P O W E R
By m c r e ^ tn g o u r population increasing our a g ric u ltu ra l. In d u s tria l and
tou r,st tra d e -w * m e r e . « our new w ealth p r o d u c U o n -c r e .t . more w e a lt h
o n a s t o ic - w i d e b a s is
W h a t O regon needs Is more people w ith capital
to till our now unoccupied lands— to Invest In our
indiM trles and resources and to see our w onder­
fu l scenic a ttra c tio n *
T h le can be a tta in e d by etate-w lde cooperation
and coordinated program euch as your stale c ham ­
ber carries on.
Y o u r state cham ber asks your p articip atio n and
cooperation In thia g r e a t program , know ing that
you w ill b en e fit In D O L L A R H A N D C E N T S for
doing so.
O R E G O N P O S T E R S T A M P S are the m ean*
w hereby you m ay take active p art In the program
Join w ith 30,000 business and professional men
o f O regon and do a most effective Job of advertis­
ing O regon to the world.
T h a t O regon should enter Into an Intensive pro­
g ra m o f state-w ide developm ent Is no longer a
m a tte r o f being a desirable thing to do; It Is an
E C O N O M IC N E C E S S IT Y . N e a rly every state la
organized or organising to compete fo r tourists,
Investors and settlers. W ith such b ountiful op­
p ortu nities and advan tag e* as Oregon enjova.
there 1» no need to fea r this com petition If we w ill
but A D V E R T IS E and render efficient service to
those whose Interest Is aroused
B U Y Y O U R O R EG O N PO STER STAM PS N O W '
T h * "B u ild O re g o n '” campaign com m ittee Is ask­
ing your cooperation and participation. Oregon
sta m p * are Isaued at the rate of one page o f So
stam p* for each d ollar subscribed to the elate
cham ber * budget. T he stamps are bound In
books of 5. 10 and 25 pages. Each budget sub­
scription includes fu ll mem bership privileges fo r
one year In the stats cham ber
A ttach O regon poster stam p* to all o f your outgo­
ing m all
T a k e part In thle program and help-
"B u ild O re g o n '''
hat that means to you
And th a t I* Just w hat the "B U IL D O R G O N '' program of your state c h a m ­
ber of com merce Is seeking Io accomplish
Y o u r state cham ber lias long
proved w h at It ra n do—and now cornea th * great o pportunity for com plete
state-w ide, coordinated, cooperative e ffo rt* to m ake a bigger and lie tte r O re ­
gon Btate-w lde expansion and developm ent I* * business proposition m e rit­
ing the active cooperation snd support o f every cltisen
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and thus stim u late business.
You need the advertising aid of the manufacturers whose goods you
stock—urge their salesmen to recommend your local home newspaper
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
Office Desks
T h * soul. I f It I* not regarded as
a little ghost. Is th a t p art o f tuaa
which affirms the valus o f loyalty
to that which Is uuseeu — Woman's
Home Coiupaulou.
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Disturbing as these conditions arc. advertising is a way
of getting around them. Advertising, that is, where it
can do you the most good, advertising where your cus­
tomers arc certain to see it—advertising in your local,
home newspaper.
When the salesmen of the m anufacturers whose good.»
you stock call on you. impresa them with this thought:
If you are to do any suable amount of business you
must keep Cottage Grove’s folk coming to your stores
and that advertising in your local, home newspaper—
your ohu and that of the m anufacturer—is therefore
an absolute necessity.
Make this thought impressive enough and the sal« smen
are boBnd to convey it to their home office« where ad­
vertising moneys are decided upon and advertising
media selected.
AMERICAN LINE WOOD
Oregon is now e n te rin g Its greatest sra o f devel­
opm ent . . Today we stand on the threshold o f our
Ixxtking. you’re likely to find two particularly disturb­
ing factors. One ia that some of your customers are
shopping outside of Cottage Grove. The other is that
these same customers, and some others also, are buying
from mail order houses.
Your own advertising is essential. There’s no doubt of
that. But if your merchandise turnover is to speed up
ami stay that way. the advertising support of the
m anufacturers whose commodities you handle is just
us necessary.
And you can go a long wav in enlisting the support of
these m anufacturers quite easily.
M » i l F ig h i ths Issaci»
Entom ologist* »ay I f m aiiklinl
aver y a u I »he» from the earth II may
be brought about by Insects thaï
would destroy agriculture, foresi
crop* and all i e g e i alim i T in '" * lu
sects and fungous enemies an- ,1»
lug damage eatluinted In the mil
Ilona Io foreala according Io Ihe
American T re e assodatim i
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and the “BUILD OREGON!
Campaign Committee is asking your Cooperation
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When your merchandise turnover is sluggish and your
rcveuuc falls off i t ’s time to look your business square­
ly in the eye.
T he w ater ousel la a bird Ihnl
cun, w ith ease, perch In a tree and
warble a melody ro m p * ruble Io llm l,
of the thrush, or dive Into w alei
ten feel deep and w alk around on
the hollom for a inlnuls or Iwo.
feeding.
S a id
Aa a Jewel of gold In a awlne'a
»noni, an I» a fa ir woman w lilrh
I« w lllm u l di", relien, rem arked old
Holoitmn. ami liiere la a fa ir worn
all In Ibis mdahhorhnod Ihnl make»
us think a Jewel of gold II I a swine's
annul w oiildii'l he -•• Ultttllrecllvs.
I lu ll
Ohio Slate .Inum ai.
arc here
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Speeding Up Your T urnover
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S o lo m o n
BirJ Doubly G ifted
OREGON
POSTER STAMPS
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Bring one o f a series o f chats with Cottage Grove businessmen in
which they are told how they can increase their volume oj salts.
D s fia ia g
Book's C h ief V a lu s
T h e mailt thing about a book la
not lu w hat II says, hut In w lial II
a»ka and auggesla.
T h e Inlerrogtt
lion point la the accusing Anger of
orthodoxy, which would rather he
denounced than quealloned
T ran
hel
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recently est
Shelburne.
E d ' n a b P a lm e e r. Elsie
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saving
the
made high scores g in
ir l.' the b asketball
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of’ ^he “ lemon
skins . and
p u ttin
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closed inter-class girls'
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tournam ents.
Allison. J e rrln e B u rro w *. —»■
. a i m a t once In cold w a te r * T hey
T he high school te a c h e r, enjoyed Cochran. C aro lyn G r a n n ... Louise them * t
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a d in n e r Monday n ig ht at the C o W y n n , M erle H
o c k e t r X n
^ X d fo r »e ™,ng tlie salad
lonial cafe
Mias Isbell gave a re- M a ry Jane C aldw ell F lo ren ce I^ o n
»nen
. r t.chokes or salads,
view o f "T eaching of
Ideals
by arj M ild re d c h * p " “ " ' .^ „ c J r r v
c o c k ta tfs a u c e fo r clam s o r oyster*.
C h a r te r , w hich w a . follow ed by a M a y Che«tnut. R o b ert Dusenberry. cocMtaii sauce
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or H ollandaise sauce fo r fish — they
discussion by the teachers o f the M a rjo rie Gleason. Augusta Mecx.
are most decorative.
p rin c ip le* brought out In thia book. R o berta Holm es. E d g a r H u n t, l a w -
Cooked chicken livers m ade into
A new plan fo r conducting home rence W ieee.
a paste w ith m elted b u tte r, then
read ing h a* been Institu ted this se-
B # lh
»„ j M ary' Vinson rep- lem on Juice, chopped o live*, salt
m ester by teachers o f the E nglish „ g ^ n ta tiv e * fro m the senior class, and cayenne added - there's a brand
d ep artm en t. Classifications a * to y jg u g j the various rooms Tuesday new sandw ich fillin g L a te ly , we've
points and classes have been tak e n m (irn ,ng and advertised ’. he debate been expe ________
_ c u r ry ' It's
rim e n tin _
g w ith
aw ay. T h e plan of in s titu tin g home ^ tw e e r . Cottage G ro ve and Eugene J lffe re n , BnJ delicious.
u y the
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read ing fo rm e rly called fo r a cer- heM Tuesday evening in ihe Cot-
grade, then gently in sin u ate it ■
tain n um ber of points each eemes- ta _e G rove high school a u d ito riu m . into cream
cream ed
ed eggs
eggs or la m b and ■
te r and each class had a c e rta in list
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serve it on crispy b ro w n
toast
o f books to chooee fro m but in o r­
square*
F rie n d H u bb y w ill prob- |
d e r to prom ote
m ore v o lu n ta ry
F a c e s in M a lta S p e a k
ably th in k he * poisoned, b ut
he B
home reading these requirem ents
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m ig h t Just as w e ll
become ac- H
have been discontinued
Each stu­
S a m e T o n g u e as i n n u q u a in ted w ith it by degree*, fo r ■
dent la responsible fo r h l* own
w e're going to help you to spring
T
t * Is still In t h is w orld a race
plan o f home reading and w ill be
e f people who speak the same a real East In d ia n c u rry on the
graded on both the educational and tongue th a t Jesus and his apostlsa fa m ily one o f these days.
e n te rta in m e n t value.
used in th e ir o rd in ary everyday
M ia * Isbell's F ren ch I V class has
talks to the people, says the Chris­
been reading a French play and
tian Science M onitor.
le a rn in g the custom * of the F re n c h
T his spoken language w a * “A ra­
and th e ir a ttitu d e tow ard A m eri- maic.“
W e s till may find lan-
g> ges and dialects which have
Alb&nv defeated C ottage Grove de -ended iro n i Aram aic.
34-38 in a basketball gam e F rld a y
i o And today In the pure Aram aic T elia H o w She D M I t W it h a l l - w i e
on the home floor.
p ractically Identical to the collo­
H o w a rd M c F a rla n d . M a ry A ubrey quial language th a t Jesus used we
and F lo ren ce Rogers have been ab­ u i’ »t go to the Island o f M alta .
sent fro m school several days on
Even there the tra v e le r must not
M rs. E H . Boot», a w e ll-k n o w n
account o f illness.
expect to hear It In V a lle tta .
T h e reaident of Buchanan county. Ia..
Miss Lea. a high school instru c­ people o f the seaport have long had
„aj-gened her g ray h a ir, made
tor. w a * absent M onday on account Intercourse w ith the Ita lia n s and th7 , X w i n g s tatem en t;
o f Illness.
the English and th e ir language has
-A n y o n e can d ark e n th e ir g ra y
R a lp h and W a y n e M onroe have changed accordingly.
o r faded h a ir, and
look
tw e n ty ■
been abeent several days on ac­
T ra v e l inland to those compact years you ng er w ith th is slm pla ■
count of illness.
cities o f stone— to Zeitun. to Musta rem edy, w h ic h they can m U
at :
R u th S tennett. a ju n io r in high w ith Its enormous dome, the th ird
home. T o h a lf a p in t o f w a te r add ■
school, is absent fro m school, being largest In the w orld— ihsre on*
1 ounce o f bay ru m . one sm all box
111 w ith the flu.
h ea r* not th * Anglic.xed. not the of B a r bo Compound and l< ounce
R o y Mason and E v e ly n
Sm ith, Italia n ix e d speech, but pure A ra ­ o f glycerine. These in g re d ie n ts can
sophomores, have been absent sev­ maic. T h e re also one sees a race be purchased a t an y d ru g store a t
o f people o f not only sim ilar very little c o s t A p p ly to the h a ir
e ra l d a i'i on account o f Illness
V e ra W ooley returned to school speech, but o f s im ila r appea- ace every o th er d ay u n til t h * g ra y h a ir
M onday a fte r a several w eeks’ ill- and o f s im ila r character to tha u d arkened s u ffic ie n tly .
I t Joes
"chosen o f our L ord”— devout men not color the scalp, is n o t greasy
snd women who serve God d ally." end doe* not ru b o ff. I t w ill m ake
F ra n c ls P itc h e r, a senior and a t>ne can w ell Imagine w hile liv ­
a gray-h aired person look 20 years |
m em ber o f the high school d eb at­ ing
anionc these people w hat
“
ing team . Is abeent fro m school on Andrew . Veter. John and M atthew younger."
account of a bad cold.
must have been like.
T he freshm an
president.
Paul
M »n y races have held so-callad
In cold w e a th e r a b la n k e t ove:
Sanders a t a class m eeting held dominion over these islands, but the is m bing pen w ill Insure suffi
W ednesday appointed E d n a M u r ­ none has succeeded in im planting cient w a rm th to keep the n ew lam b
phy. M axin e Rohde and D a n K e lly
Its language.
fro m being chilled.
to collect class dues.
For Cottage Grove Merchants Only
R F . Dibble In Ills biography o f
John I., Sullivan record» Ih n l ones
a dainty little miss sake, the fa ­
mous pugilist to w rits b e » few
aulogrsplis so that she could sell
them at n church fair.
•U h . w hat're you glvlug me?"
■aid John U In a graciously tragic
w ay.
“ I a in 't no good at w rit lug.
but I 'll have my malinger make as
many o f my w hat d'you call 'em,
aa you w ant.“
T h e (lauweI told him Ihnt would
hardly do.
So pens. Ink and paper
were ordered, and a fle r many la-
b o ■<•>„« eflfn s In which he a|i»lled
more Ilia n a dose,, peue and ruined
a q uantity o f a tallo nery. S u lllh a u
flnallv
auccetaled
In
acralclilug
dowt" about tw enty badly blotched
but fa irly legible algtiaturea.
“ 1 alw ays lik e to do w list I estl
ftor religion.” he assured her s t
rasping her lium l and most of her
«rasi
farm between his Ink »(slued
ferve
fin g e r « he bade her a court eoua
good by.
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