7 Kt I* M
The liitflit of the W orld" by Hunt, moat fiim
o U n llliil w |il> ly known i t l nil Ihc |tninl inps
he ilia
i'UMH'd I iii not iii I mn I Id*« picture dini'ioudoii Hpi'idal
I iiiim I c hy iiiixeil i|iinrti*t mid l.ulhmii iirehentm
if Iti'iiuiii'latlon," seventh In aerie, of
M lleliei
II \ M
M o n t it i
nddri ea, n »Duly of the trmiMfiiruriitIon Ito
n ot mis this
>|> iul tnirde hv the ehoir.
•'And beginning nt Moe«*« and
all the prophet«, Jesus etpound
ed utttu them In all the Scrip
tores the things
concerning
llln ts e lf and said unto them,
these are the words which
I
spake unto you. w hile I was yet
w ith you, that all thing \ which
are w rit lan In the law o f Moaas
and the prophet» and
In the
|M««lri>s, concern tor
'F o r the prophecy ta m e not in
old tim e by the w ill of men. hut
holy men of God s|n»ke au they
were moved by the Holy Spirit
F o r thia te the witness of God
w hich lie h ath testified of H is
Hon.“
"F o r this cause we thank God
w ithout ceasing because when
y e fecelved the word of God
ye leceived it not as the word
of m an. but, as It Is In tru th the
word of < lod
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C ity Briefs
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» v e la i
W ayn e M ontos w a . Ill
vere
daya of the p a .l week w ill
cold
M r and M r . E a rl llu tle r and
M ra. H I I B u rt o f A lliance, N e h .
who hail v l.lte d tw o w e e k , at the
home o f M r and M ra. J t l B u lle t ,
parents of M r B u tle r and of Mre.
H u rt, have returned to th e ir home.
Hervlce and q u a lity at Reliable
('le a n e r*, phone ««.
M ra. W illia m M oyer and
M r.
H p ro u l. won the free
perm anent
w a v e , given In a c o n te .l by the
Beauty Nook
M r and M ia. Claude Hchrack of
P a rm a . Id a . fo rm e r realdenta
of
l«>rane, visited here d u rin g the p a .t
week
D riv e In and gas w ith R a k e r
M r and M re E lb e rt
Bede at
tended the » » l o n e o f the Oregon
E d ito ria l conference, held
F rid a y
and S a tu rd a y In Eugene
Rev C P Johnson of the M etho
drat church attend ed a m eeting in
P o rtla n d thia w eek o f the confer
ence c o m m l» lo n having In charge
a proposal re d la trlrtln g of thia con
ference. Rev. Johnson la a m em
ber of the com m lM lon
N o cheap w o rk but good w ork
cheap Reliable C leaner*.
M r and M r* M 8. O a ro u tt* a r
rived la»t week fro m O aklan d. C a l .
S a le sb o o k s
F o r H o m e T r a d e M e rc h a n t*
Ixaw reitre t'a r r <»f Dlsston
col
le c te d $4 bounty fio m the county
last week on a fem ale coyola pelt.
M is. B o s s i ’u rrln spent the week
end In Eugene at the home of a
daughter, M is. Vernon Hears.
lie sure to see that new l*hllco
model tad io at Nelsun M otor com
pany
O nly 1187, sold on easy
terms.
In v e n to ry and appraisem ent of
the Knowles A G rab er partn ersh ip
estate has been fP *d In the proba*e
court in connection w ith the cion
Ing of the estate of George O.
Knowles T h e p a itn e is h ip estate is
appraise«! at $88,274 A1 and the d i
vision is listed as follows
G o tt
fried G iu b e r,
$30.241 HW,
Charle«
G etty«, $11.808.43; George Knowles,
$10.882 88
Your phone calls our self s ta rte r
R eliable ('leaner«.
M i and M rs Clyde I«ronard of
Albany a rrived M onday night for
few «lays’ visit at the home of
Mr. lauMiard'a p a r e n t . M t. an d M r.
H J. M o n a rd . M r. Dennard I . ta k
ing h l. annual vacation fro m h l.
w ork w ith the Htandard O il com.
pany. .Mr and M r .. Daonard expect
to leave the la tte r port of the week
for P o rtland
and Hood
R iver,
where they w ill .pend the rem aln-
der o f th e ir vacation.
T he M l . » » K a th ry n and E liz a
beth Mllaby of P o rtland w eie w eek
end g u e .t. at the home of therr
aunt M ia. E s th e r Mllaby
O m er M»»ore. who I* w orking In
Coquille, waa here Munday to visit
w ith h l. fa m ily , who had rerently
1 , 0 , t r i e , ....... I from q uaran tin e for
when Ih» »w lft curren t caught the
prow of Ih» canoe anil swung It
aaalnet the hank
T h e Jar and re
sulting roll p recipitateli the occu
p a n t. Into the try w aters of the
m ill race.
Both H a ro ld
and the
C cttug« O ro ve
public h e a l t h
Klrl were good ew lnuneie and euf
farad no III e f f e c t ,
fro m
Ho ir Ifroup made a «planrild record d u r
ing the p a rt 13 m onth« an «hown
w a ttin g
by the ann ual report given by Mr«.
T h e W C T U. newa board haw g^hofleld H te w a rt, local chairm an,
been moved to Seventh and M ain a t
annual m eeting of the I-ane
atieeta on the Pipet cornet
county public health
aaaoclatlon
T he lio y a l A rcan um baaketball We<ine»<lay night at
the Oeburn
team wan defeated 3ft to 2ft by M at hotel In Kugene. T he tep o rt of the
cola M onday night on the
high local group follows Klghty-one chll
«rhool gymnuaiurn floor. T he tw o dren In the d is tric t received “blue
team s w ill play a retu rn game F ri- ribbons;*' d en tal Inspection was giv
day n ig h t a t M a r c i ,
T h e Boyal *n In t h . school«; lo a m a n ti toxin
III play W endling w u adm inistered to 384 ch ild re n ,
A rcanum five
wer« vaccinated fo r .m .llp o x ,
here M onday n lx h t.
| 100
w a,
W ord * a a received
her.
lo -t
J ^ ' l‘n C . * T , f h e a U h ^ a la
. . k th a t C h a ri* F u n k, who w a . fln a m < <l a eale of neaitn c are wa«
m a n a g e r o f Hi« local o ffice of th e conducted; a num ber o f physical
M ountain H tate* Pow er com pany, c o rre c tio n , w ere m a d - through ef-
.occaedlnit It
L. H tew art, com f o r t , of the group; 6 .heeta were
the loan ctoeet
m itted .u lrld e In i t
T hu rsday
in added to
Ma.lt« O re D u n b a r of Po rt-
M r.
Albany by .h o o tin g h lm .e lf
II C
h e a lth w o rk er In
pro
h?'’. , , ’;
w a m , inen
?he t health
p O n c Ip w L orker
it .k i?
W e ll, took ov«- the m anagership land,
D ^ n b .7 rep
here when M r F u n k
w a . Ir a n . t
o f the evening. Mr»,
rr,,‘* ,o Albany
•ent child
resented the .t a t e In a r
Prealdent
M r and Mrs. W 11. Joh n.ton are health conference w ith
txrth III at th e ir home
w ith
In ll.K .ver in W ashington D. C. Hhe
“
"r jp r e. reaentatlvee at the
fluenza.
r /V X n c e
It.^ o X X e w «
to
M r«, Mabel D ixon of the locul
" rfe et a m ole e ffic ie n t health p ro
M ountain H ta te . Pow er company |X*
fo r th e e n t i r e
country
office w a * In A lbany Tuesday to at grarn
Ih . public
. o h lir h
h e a lth group».
vrout.H
tend an accounting m eeting of the through . the
o f f i c ealth
e r .u T n e
com pany.
T he P r-"-n « offH -er- ‘«f the Lane
F ilin g Hupplle« T h e Hentlnel
county a. ■«nation w ere retained
I t was reported
M rs F ra n k
H a w k Ina returned fo r ano ther year,
com
th. fl, . of the week fro m
B o.e th a t
‘» “ “ ‘ J' « ’, * ^ Z u ,“« w il-
burg, where she had been visiting p i l*te
health M unit.
ifeaaie
u
.,
»» j« n Miss
? G avin
are w the
n rb U c ^ e a B h n u r » . ’ e ic h coring
at the home of a son lx*slle.
llculth Group of City
Boy Scout Advancement
Makes Impressive Record Outlined by Scoutmaster
M rs lien P itc h e r, sister of M rs
G. B P itcher, whoss home Is in the
Row riv e r sect Ion, I* reported *s rl
o u .ly III In a Eugene hoepltal.
M r * M ln a rd W e e k , o f Raym ond
W ash ,' who w a . called here by the
•s rlo u . Illn e » of her fa th e r. H en ry
j o tg «n» ni re tu rn e d to her horns
Tuesday.
M r . W D. W h eeler o f T re n t I.
a guest t h l. week at the home of a
daughter, M r*. Claude K lm e
E lm e r Allen. George Kebclbeck,
Charles M c l.ln , H o w a rd Jacob.en,
E th el lle n n e tt and Jean Alll»on left
today fo r C o rvallis to attend an
educational exposition In »esalon at
O „„
H d C. r | , KBl,
T he flra
f r„ t m five
the mentioned
local high
. . ^ >n^,« " lta rte l|I , |,«'ndO^ a r " ! y n
‘ '
G ran nis were elected delegates but
w ere unable to go on account of
illneas. C. A. K a rte ll took the stu-
dents to Corvallis,
H e n ry Jorgensen, who underw ent
n
operation at a Eugene hoa-
p lta l last week. Is » I d to be slight
ly Im proved. M r. Jorgensen rallied
fro m the o peration but his
condl
,n rem ains w eak and he w ill be
Bon
hospital for
un able to leave the
M eted
at
Sunday Service*; Rev
Kelly Drug
atore.
Ran
(Mpsrial to the Heetiael )
Feb. 11. M r and
M rs.
!x>gan
die T a lk « on Ideal«
Rear and children o f C resw ell and
M r. and M r«. Charles Sharon were
T h e tw en tie th anniversary o f the guests a t the E. H . Koch home
organIxation of the Boy Scouts of Sunday.
A m erica waa observed w ith m p e d a l
Mias Frances Keene o f Cottage
services Sunday night a t the Bap- G rove visited Saturday afternoon
tlat church. Boy scout tr<x,pe Noa. w ith a sister, Mr«. R uby Benston.
IB and 18 w ith th e ir scoutm aster» I M r. and M rs H a rr y Benston o f
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u ..nz i.u . i th * w t
and m any of I h . l r p a re n t,
w are L u y e n , .p e n t Sunday at the F T
.
« • » • “ »" hn™
w
A t the opening of the service the
M r and M re. W a lte r Hcott o f
b oy. gave the .c o u t oath, led by M arc ó la w ere gueat* Sunday at the
K co o tm a .le r O B. A rn e .t of troop G e rtru d e Buchanan home
A .h o rt history o f the organ
lk
A
Jess T u c a e r of D e lig h t
Valley
ization waa given by Hcoutm aater
K. D. B a k e r o f troop 16. M r R a k e r
alao gave a report o f the activities
" t 'h e local troops d u rin g the past
'w o y e a r. Including the
advance-
m ent they have made and the m e rit
badge, won
T h e rep ort I . a , fol-
waa a visito r M onday evening a t
the M u rra y Hham pang home,
M r«.
Jennie
G reathouse
left
T h u rs d a y fo r her home a t C raw -
fordsvllle a fte r vla itln g three w e e k,
a t the home of a son. Dew ey Fogle.
A ld ric k Stout and D ave H i t .
T h irty -fo u r
passed second
class teats; 20 passed firs t class
»*•«*; 17 obtained .u fflc le n t m e rit
badge, to become . t a r scouts; 6 re-
<-tved ran k of life « o u t ; 2 were
aw arded the Eagle ra n k , the high-
ra n k »» scouting;
24« m e rit
badge, have been aw arded; a d ru m
c o rp . w a . organized and made t r ip .
P
in
...... f> (r
(w n
Eugene, the county fa ir and tw o
F o u rth of July celebrations In E u
gene and the c'orp. paraded on each
a <rceaalon; school e tra
- r ffic
r
In the vicl-
n .ty o f the h.gh « bred w a . drrscU d
were guests Sunday at the I«aw-
re n te M on tleth home
Mr
Stout
le ft M onday fo r Po rtland .
W illia m M ortaen made a business
trip to Salem M onday.
M r and M r .. J. R. S nyder of Eu-
gene were v is ito r. M onday a t the
home of M r .. G ertru de Buchanan
M l » Id a O tley returned M onday
„
horn* a t rjo .h e n , a f .
a w eek wltto M r*. M ar-
te r spending a
garet Keene.
' M r and M r .. H o w ard Keens and
B IA X .'K , S I.A B A N D F O R E S T
C ro a t V io lin M ak e r
T h e re are no actual data m to
the find violin made by JacolHM
Ktalner. who w a . horn In 1021 and
died In 1«H3 In an In M h e asylum.
He w a . apprenticed to a m aker of
stringed Inatrumenta and 1» eatl
mated to have produced v io lin , of
h l. own about lt U l. Dnter be stud
ied at Cremona, where he discov
ered Italia n m ethod, o f violin m an
ufacture and became a master In
the art.
He waa a German, born
In the T yro l.
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W. C. T. U. Holds County
Institute Here T o d a y
,
p art owner
o . ii
i i , .1,,,.. w h o i , „ i n , , i . « '•■•-‘¡'.'•-r,
middlewcRt from 50 ewes in 1921, to
f
is «„ing in the frozen f i n d
b(. at Smith
^renter siic (M»». h in Iruz.vii h nit. • •
call
& Short's store Wednesdny and Saturday
an,I talk with him about
tbi-b ra n d
A prize of *25 is being offered for best name for this Hrant«
of frozen fruit.
S m ith -S h o r t G ro cery
The Store That Appreciates Your 'trade
q-„e amusements Of tlfe can never
be regarded as anything m«re tltou
A ' M erC er'
tographet.
„vcondary or even tertln ry. " * •
J u n io r H l ( h Play» Eugene F ive.
Is the real fun, and It Is the only
T he Cottage G rove Junior high I
Jusilllcatlon for one's existence.
When a person has coin* to e®* school team w ill play the W oodrow !
' ‘he W ilson Junior high five of Eugene
amusemenl 'th e"o n ly thing worth F rid a y n ig ht on the local floor. T he
n m ih le rln g . he has really lost
his
(o n l.— Canon Sinker.
Obsolete Maa.ur*
Tun Is a liquid measure formerly
In general use, lull now obsolete. A
o f ale wss 919 gallon«.
,.Wa,»
locals w ere defeated 24 to 5 by St.
M ary 's of Eugene last F rid a y night
on the local flo o r and w ere over
w helm ed 42 to 1 last n ig h t by th *
■lim e team In Eugene.
of Every Kind
Loose Leaf
Ledger Sheets
The Sentinel
Office Supplies
J u d ic io u s N E W S P A P E R a d v e r tisin g m ak es
s p e a k e r, a t the » « . o n . ‘ re^M rs.
A d a Jolley of P o rtlan d , state
dent of the W . C. T . U . and M i »
Helen Louise Byrnes o f Los A n
geles. secretary of the young peo
ple’s dep artm en t and alao national
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dlah
BUperlntendent.
A covered
luncheon waj) served a t noon.
T hia evening a union m eeting of
churches In the c ity w ill be
held a t the C h ristian church and
M rs. Jolley and M l » Byrnes w ill ad-
tirens the m eeting. A special fea
tu re o f tonight's union m eeting w ill
be a radio service fro m
station
K E X of Po rtland , s ta rtin g at « 30
at w hich tim e Judge Jeffries, can
didate for governor, w ill speak for
ten minutes. Special music has
been arranged fo r the union m eet
ing.
Miss Byrnes spoke before the
high school assembly this forenoon.
A num ber of delegates fro m E u
gene. S pringfield, C resw ell
and
other neighboring cities are here
fo r the institute.
F resh S traw b erries
X * 1™ , .
LEDGERS
I t has been announced th a t It
A county In stitu te of the W . C. T . w ill require one hundred thousand
U. Is In session today a t the C hris enum erators to take the
U nited
tian church. T h e s e u io n opened at Slates censúa in 1930.
10 o'clock thia forenoon w ith Mr».
s to re g
o „ t
p f little
Used
Range
Sale
Slightly U«ed, Re
possessed and Shop
worn Hotpolnt and
Westinghouse Elec
tric Ranges.
Also several Shop
worn Washers and
Iraners
ODCS.
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ARCADE THEATRE
P rogram
Friday and Saturday
February 14 and 15
-IN OLD CALIFORNIA”
H elen Ferguson and H e n ry B.
W a lth a ll
An a ll ta lk in g rom ance o f the gold
en west.
Sunday, M onday and Tuesday
F eb ru a ry 16, 17 and 18
“ R IO R I T A ”
Bebe D aniels and John Boles
A n a ll-ta lk in g o peretta th a t w ill
th r ill you through and through.
M- '
W ednesday and Thursday-
F e b ru a ry 19 and 20
" M E N W IT H O U T W O M E N ”
K e n n e th M ac K e n n a and F ra n k A l
bertson, supported by an a ll-star
cast.
A n a ll-ta lk in g m elodram a o f sub
m a rin e th rills .
COMING ATTRACTIONS
“Street Girl”
“It’s a Great Life'
“Sunnyalde U p ’
Cannery Quits Business
Assets Are to Be Sold
»
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G e e iu i ia Fam ilies
Among b ro th e r, and alslers who
have distinguished themselves are:
C hristina and Dante Gabriel Ros
setti. Dorothy and W illiam W a d *
w orth, Charles and M ary Damb and
W illia m and Caroline Heracbel.
'X t °
the pockets of the busi-
ne«« they represent. I t U all so
c]rv(,rly de. lgne<i th a t m any hall
(he!<<> wareg on the m a rk e t as "the
m a k in g * of m an" and by accepting
them IIIYiriJ
m erely r«
establish
a pe.*,....-*,
premise
"Plugging" aavw—
livestock
IIICIII
l«U l.ou —
wwew— is the injec-
m an ,a a m an when he Is a tlon o f tallow , oils, la rd and other
b an d it_ an out iaw and a beast, con- substances
under the skin o f an
tlnued Rev R a ndie.
a n im a l to fill depressions to deceive
a gum m ary R ev R and le out- the Judges in the show rings.
lined three things a m an cannot be _____ . .
.
. - -
and be a m an: F irs t, he cannot be
CARD OF THANKS,
a cow ard, he m ust be a savior of life
„ j » to thank our many friend«
and not a b an d it; second, he w ill for th« kind sympathy «nd hennutnl
n ot b.- disloyal to h i. cou ntry his ^ T . n i ^ - d ’ J i K "
,
scoutm aster, his parents o r h im -
MK ¿ ¡¡p MRS R E. CRANDALL,
self: th ird , he w ill not be a snob, a
KENNETH M CRANDALL,
ROBERT CRANDALL.
scout Is frie n d ly , courteous, kind
MRS ELEANORE BALI.
and helpful. On the other hand
when a man's a m an he w ill do the
follow ing: firs t, he w ill be a b e tte r *
m an: second, he w ill choose a
w o rth y ideal; th ird , he w ill leave
the w orld b etter than he found It.
R ev Randle held up Jesus o f N a z
a re th as the highest and noblest
Ideal that any m an could have.
E lb e rt S m ith J r. played a violin
accom panim ent to the music d u r
ing the program .
i'- e “
BOTH D R Y A N D G R E E N
PHONE 18
»on Robert visited M onday n ig h t at
the G M Backer home In Eugene
at the
'Allison h e ld ’s ^ o n d high T h e O sburn hotel in Eugene to welcome
clflc C h ristian hospital in Eugene. !F
. H
valentine
m o tif was predom inant D r. C. W . Spears, new head foot-
H e was aged 76.
both decorations and refresh- ball coach a t the u niversity.
C. E V m p h re y received a tele- j ln
Red and silver hearts w ere
g ram Wednesday » y ln g hla sister, suspended fro m the celling on red
H e a lth R epo rt Is O lsen
M rs A lina Hobson, had died sud dream er» and baskets of
pussy-
T he h ealth report fo r the m onth
denly
in
Oenoa.
III.
M
rs
Hobson
and a re guests at the home o f a
w illow s w ith red hearts cleverly o, J a n u a ry as given by D r. c E -
Is survived by her w ido w er and tw o fastened to the branches w ere p roat, city health o ffic er, is as fol-
cousin. M a r k O a ro u tle
children,
one
a
ten-day
old
In
fa
n
t
placed about the room
Bowls o f loW!t B irth s, ■ 2 fem ales, 1 m ale;
D r. and M rs W E. l-ebow re
turnad Munday n ig ht fro m Salem , M r L'nrphrey was unable to make red carn atio ns added to the dec- d eaths. 8 fem ales. 7 males. D r.
Sale of the assets of the Cottage
the
trip
east
In
response
to
the
o ra tlv e scheme
T he luncheon was jr rogt also said there
w ere five G rove cannery and dissolution of
w here D r. l-ebow attended a two-
served at sm all tables made nt- d ea ths o f C ottage G rove
persons the corporation w ere ordered by
d a y » » I o n o f the m id -w in te r den- message.
ith red -------
hearts and . each
who
d |ed ---------»
aw a y fro m the city and vote of the stockholders a t a m eet
M rs. M H I-asswell and son Sld- tra c tiv e , w
tai c lin ic held In th a t c ity
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•Snooker wool card», fou ntain, t«»- ney J r of Portland a rriv ed T U ** ' „ uest received as a fa v o r a d ain ty w ere not included in the local re- ing held S aturday. T h e board of
tw w c o *
T he Paatim e
day and w ill spend the week
heart-shaped box o f candy. T h e por,
directors, as th e ir last o ffic ia l act,
F ..
week
ith fr
friends
In this
this city.
city. T T he
h e w a ,«re
| , r e . »
garbed In
In appro-
appro-
* ■
_
_ l . l ing
e e w w ith
ie n d s In
» e e s
. w w e ere
r e garbed
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selected Charles Stevens as trustee
end to 5hl* c l i t u a i n ^ M the home I.a »»well J a n u ly fo rm e rly resided In p r|a U coatum c. o f valentine design.
X ^ lla m e tte Shows Rise.
fo r the creditors. H e had been a c t
A sharp rise In the W illa m e tte ing as receiver. Sale o f the assets
o f h er p a ren t* M, u
W est Coast trl motored F o k k e r
«k-arlet F e v e r Case Report»*!.
riv e r a t Eugene was reported Tues- must be w ith the approval o f the
w
...d
T h e . hom»
. » r » » a « .
m iu
a t r h ’ \ F .U ." wh’s're »he 'e s p e c t. to monoplane, piloted b>
by c
C . b
B s
stead
home ot
of J o h n c
V. . « > . . t,e
an(J h -d rfBched 7.5 feet above creditors.
an a rt M ore in the near fu ,,f P o rtland was forced
to turn M 1 W ashington avenue was q u a y ]ow w a U r m a rk
Tuesday
n ig ht
i’toe
M i" N o rris had .eeen tly re back to Portland Monday afternoon , an „ n ed W ednesday fo r s c a rle t^ c v - w l(h a gtcad rlge
T he high tern- DEMONSTRATION OF FROZEN
: !„ p »
«
. »
- h,™
i * : . . ^ . ^ “ S '.; 5 T 5 U 2 ," « K
FRUIT IS TO BE GIVEN H E R E
turned fro m
fa m ily . Is 111 With the disease. T h is m o u nta, ns w ere believed the cause
cisco.
the
IS
the
only
new
case
w
ith
in
a
w»'»‘*
-
o
f
the
sudden
rise.
H
o
w
ever
It
Frozen fru its w ill
be dem on
Miss Elsie Ix>a, teacher In
T h e Nelson M o to r com pany have
tho u g h t the crest was reached strated next w eek a t the
S m ith-
to her according to a rep ort of C. E . hrost,
token the agency fo r the Phllco high school. Is confined
City health
officer.
T he O m r r
nQ ger,ous d am age would re- S hort grocery w ith special em pha
ra d io and have a num ber of the home w ith a severe cold.
Moore fa m ily have been released
F o r gevcrai days
p rio r to sis on fresh frozen straw berries. O.
George H o hl of P o rtla n d Is visit
lateat m odel* of th a t fam ous m ake
fro m q uaran tin e.
Tuesday the riv e r stood about the H . H eine, a fo rm e r resident who Is
ing here w ith his
m other. Mrs.
on display at th e ir sales room.
now general « le s m an ager fo r the
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three-foot m a rk .
B
a
rb
a
ra
Hohl,
and
sister.
M
rs
Fred
M r an.l M r * F ra n k T u rn e r and
Street W o rk Progressing R apidly
R lv -u -let F r u it com pany, w ill
be
M r. and M r .
Jack
K lo p fe n .te ln Langston.
R apid progress Is being made on B „ na|d M e tc a lf W in s Study H o n o r* here W ednesday and S aturday. Feb
B righton Leonard h a * purchased , the w idening o f M ain street and
le ft last w eek fo r R ollo, Mo., called
u n iv e rs ity o f W ashin gton . Seat- ru a ry 19 and 20, to dem onstrate the
th e re hy the »»rlou* U ln e » o f the a ncw Chevrolet
i concrete has been poured fo r one
W ash.. Feb. 13 - D onald M et- frozen fru it w hich Is packed by the
. . . . a . fo
t r h
L n
lf
zvv f
In i’
. .
*
. s student
m o th e r of M rs. T u rn e r and M rs
Miss Donna K a rte ll Is til w ith a h,o(,k and f a orm
a lf
o
the
- - - ’ f ” fa rm e r . high
school
Eugene F r u it G row ers association.
severe cold.
w ork have been b uilt. T he pouring
Cottage G rove, was nam ed on
In p reparing the fru it fo r m a r
K lopfensteln
o
f
concrete
In
the
form
s
allead>
thp
h<jnor
ro
„
of
|ast
y
M
r
's
fresh-
ket fresh f r u it is frozen solid and
W e have the agency fo r the
Salesbooks. T he Sentinel.
built
Is
being
held
up
by
the
rain
cUgg
q(
U
n
lv
e
rs
ity
of
W
ash-
when
prepared fo r table use has
fam ous Phllco Radio and have a
Z i-n
d 8.
8. U
o d a r d . con
o * . ington.
Q
W freahm
en 182 the appearance o f fresh fru it. The
M ickey M cC affe rty ,OC,, F
ra a llB
and
L. / l Godard,
con tractor,
tractor, u
does
lnR(on
O u
u t t of
of 1 17S7
f reshmen.
b e a u tifu l console model on display
E rn ie " 0 ‘ expect to s ta rt p o u r i n g W(,re pi aced on th ia
honor list, frozen f r u it can be kept in an ice
w hich sells fo r only 1137 complele. w ill leave today fo r T w in
Ida., w here he w ill
meet
crete u ntil next week when wenth w h (c h Hlg con, posed of firs ,-y e a r box for several days.
C
a
ll
fo
r
a
d
em
onstration.
Nelson
M o to r com pany.
W ooley of that city ^ r u ‘ r y J 8 In i
are m or . favorable. ^ 1 . ^ T a n k e d
am ong the
I t Is hoped th a t this dem onstra- |
tlon w ill arouse Interest
In
the .
p lan tin g of la rg e r b erry acreages. ,
In the c ity foi a i t w u»y
. .
.
Id-round
M l.
d ard sa
d th
a t those em - _______
especially
straw berries,
fo r the
lft-round bout.
M
r rjo
Godard
said
that
100 per average.
business In connection w ith min
frozen fru it trade, as M r. H e in e be
ployed on the w ork are
to«; o p t i o n , hi the B ohem ia d.s- ( ) A HH’ ^
^
' ^
’^ X r .d d
lieves this has a great fu tu re . He
cent C ottage G rove men.
Chinese E x h ib it G iven.
A m a rria g e Bcet.se was Issued a, Elbe. I J l e . 1 ^ I « h e " un.ve7s.ty
Rev.
and
M rs.
Louts
H e n ry recommends the M ars h a ll variety
. Jerusalem
. . ________
Randle of the local Baptist church as being the best fo r freezing and
's W alls
the most adaptable to soil in this
f „
„
^
r
Vancouver, G o o ! X ...... -'.orence and son o
T h e re Is much controversy ns to gBVe a Chinese lecture and exhibit
vicin ity.
E m e ry I
dimensions
of
the
an-
Tuesday
n
ig
ht
a
t
the
S
p
ringfield
D. Hex. both of thia city.
>
f|ra ,
tip a g irl Into the
the exnet ........ —
,
clem » n il of Jerusalem. 1 lie mod ■ Baptist church. A large and appre
Oranges and o ther citrus fru its
M r. and M r * I-. P. ” cC oy. , r7 m ill race In 1930
H aro ld and a
ern wall which followed ns closely ciative audience was present Both are a p a rtic u la rly good source of
turned Tuesday night fro m Msd_
W),rp (.„ noelng Sunday and
Rev
and
M
rs.
R
and
le
spent
seven
ns possible the ancient wnll had a
v ita m in C.
ford, w here they «pent the week
,,ndc(lvoring to m ake a turn
circuit of t » » “ " ’I " ,m ,f ”’ llps w * ’ years as m issionaries In China.
end at the home o f a daughter. M t*
m id-stream were
tipped over
an average height of 83 feet, w ith
I f w affles stick, don't grease the
m w Z aiul elKht ««.es (one of
F ly in g Service I ■*
* Sued.
Jam es Brow nlee
bu( add , wo extra tablespoons
33
Believed to be the firs t action of Qf nlel(ed b u tte r to the w a ffle bat-
which wits w alled up).
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Its kind in Oregon courts, a »10,-. fe r
M in ia tu re E n ( in *
lXM) d amage suit was filed F rid a y In
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Among the exhibits nt the model , hp circ u it court in p ° r ,la "^
by 1
DON’T FORGET OUR
engineer»' exhibition la Loudon whs E th el Rose against
the Sh'elds
„ hoiizoiitul engine so smnll that It C la rk F ly in g service of P o rtla n d a«
l-UUZEN. .II'ST LIKE WHEN E l« * !'
'K K l. m
to almost Impossible to see the a reft„ it of the death of M rs R o s e ,
FOR 81li)RT('AKE OR WITH* BEAM AN «
« o il,in - pnrt» Io motion without a dau gh ter E d yth e, who was killed
m,0 iilfvlng kin-». It Is only a quar
tn an airp lane crash n ear thiai city
ter of mi Inch long and Is worked |aat October. T w o others, both e m - ,
. - x n s i.- ■
Stampa
C IT Y FU E L C O M P A N Y
IM.g O w n e r , A re W a rn e d .
- «a,
u«a<.a.
Dog owners of the county have
en
w
arned
to
have
c
o
lt
a
r
w
lt
h
b e e n ----------- ----
c e n ______________
« attached on _____
th e ir dog* or the
u n lm
a lB — are
lik e ly
o « f f
-------
-
- to be disposed
-
In accordance w Bh
provisions ,
the state law . says R J. M o rris , en-
forcem ent
o ffic e r fo r the county
dog control
board. T h e county w in ;
this
c a rry on a s tric t cam paign
year against unlicensed dogs.
T h e sale o f dog licenses ln the
county continues at a rapid pace.
900 alre a d y havin g been Issued Dog
owners are ta k in g no chance of
having to pay the double ra te which
goes Into e ffe c t M a rc h L
Sentinel
TnuUng
Alao we have plenty of dry »lab, dry block wood, and dry
second growth for the remainder of the winter.
JortS of propagan dist, hired; by to-
Bacco companies and bootleggers,
Thl(| unfuj-tunnte advertisem ent is
nj>t fo f
„o d a i service but mere-
The
We (Iva
n. a II
Special on Dry Old Orowth Fir, $2 26 a Tier and Oreen
Old Orowth Fir $2 a tier.
has taken im m ediate
p o s « » to n
H e is planning a n um ber o f Im
ri. IS piao,
K
provem ents.
Citizen» Asked to Banquet.
M ay o r N . E . G i a » has received a
le tte r fro m the
‘ “ "„ f^ th ls
com m erce
UnTversUv of
cl y to un e w ith U n iversity
of
O regon o ffic ia ls and the
E “ Ke" e
DRY
WOOD
Dw wn'own
office at
MAGINAW.
H perlai
fo r d iffe
tfec re en
n t n
part»
a rta o f the
the county
county f«
fo r r a a year;
year; 3b
» acres
» e re . o o f f tre
tress
e , under
Money la availab le fo r a fu ll tim e the re fo re .ta tlo n plan were p a n t-
d octor and hla app oin tm ent w ill be ed. a
fa th e r and « m . banqiret a .
announced la te r
o n r outstanding local af-
M rs. H tew art and M rs K K . M ills '» ‘r*.
.
th e
C ottage G ro v.
V H Randle gave the ad
represented
A banquet d r e » o f the evening, tak in g aa hla
group at the meeting,
subject "W hen a M an's a M an .'' H e
was held preceding the meeting-
» I d he knew every boy waa eager-
B h l. ( ailed on O ld B ridge
'X looking fo rw ard to hla age of
endeavored to
B id . fo r the w ork o f d t.m a n tlln g manhood and
the old S p rin gfield bridge w ill be «how the fallacy of some of the
received by the state h ig hw ay com popular Id e a , of certain requi re-
a iM lM
behalf .,f the county m e n t. before one reaches th a t age
T h u tB d a y F e b r u a r y 27. a t the corn T he mere fact one lai 21 y e a r, of
man.
m lu io n m eeting In P o rtla n d .
<>°«* »ot m ake him
T h e .le e l In the old bridge w ill «aid Rev. R *n < ll- <« m any men at
be transported to C re .w e l!, where the age of 90 y e a r, fall abort of
__ _____
It w ill be use,I In construction
of a
W ^ j v h Ü ^ a ^ ^ y s ^ a r e men
bridge over the Coast fo rk o f the even before they reach the age re-
W illa m e tte one m ile east of Crea- qulred by A m erican laws to e n title
to the p rivileg e o f voting. T h e
well. Pier« fo r the new bridge are a them
b ility to smoke a cigarette, carry
already In place.
T he oroiect calls fo r 34.000 feet * hip flask and go around shout-
of s tru c tu ra l steel in addition to Ing about personal lib e rty d oe. not
the steel fro m the old bridge
>nake a man of one. I f th , a rt of
sm oking a cigarette waa the only
req uirem ent fo r a man. then silly
T ou rist C afe C h an g e* Hands.
girls, foolish wom en and trained
. ^ '" l ^ r ^ ^ / X k . * “
'the m o n k e y , could a ll q u a lify , sard the
' 7 e X r h a s ^ u Ì c h a ' J e d i h é speaker.
He spoke d isparagingly
1
f '
y£,
and o f propaganda a flo a t 'tr o u g h ef-
riet fever.
I>o your nerve« c a rry fu ll cur
rent? N erve current must be uni-
form and reg ular to all p a ils ofthe
budy. C h iro practic releaaea Irregu-
lar, In le rfe rre d nerve c u rren t M ake
C h iro practic Your H abit.
Dr II A
Ilager,
M r and M r«
H e rb e rt Ixim b ard
r»|M-,-t l,, le a v e tom orrow for Port
land to visit a brother of M rs
Ixim b ard » who 1» III In a Portland
some tim e.
hospital.
W o rd w a *
received
here this
M r and M r . D H . Hem enw ay
left Munday for P o rtland tr, visit week of the b irth of tw in dough
for a few days w ith I h eir children. tars to M r and M rs. D *»ter H a r-
fortner
M ra. C arl Price. M ,s. Florence M a d rln gto n of Castle, W ash
den and R o » o e H em en w ay. all re resident* of th l* city.
T h e F. F. W e ll* fa m ily are niov-
siding In th a t city
M , and M r . A H Ftocher and ing to th e ir fa rm near E lk to n to-
o f P erd u , Sn»k . Canada , wen- day
M r W ell», who has been In
I» re-
v l.ito n - F ild a y aftern oo n at
»hr poor health fo r »„me tim e
M r. and
M r*.
h,.in,- of Rev E G (> G roat M r» ported im p roving
Fischer 1. a relative of Rev G ro at. W e ll, came here several years ago
whom he had not seen for more fro m E lk to n and have been active
than 40 years A pleasant tim e w a . In com m u nity a ffa ir» . They a re re
»}ient recalling early
friends and tu rn in g to the c ou ntry hoping M r
W e ll* w ill benefit by the change.
events.
Elb ert J r and
E velyn
Sm ith,
children of M r. and M rs.
Elbert
Sm ith, have been confined to the
house this week w ith severe colds.
W A W a rd waa appointed g u ar
dian laat week of tw o m in or chil
dren. Kenneth H and D alton W ard ,
M rs. L. 3 C ra w fo rd and Mias
by the I-ane county court.
Echo Zysett w ere h o s te » e . W e i
W
V iren , of
o i Bridge
o n u a e vis
- -
n e-.la y night fo r one of the most
W illia
illia m
m Vlcent
Bed F r id a y With h l. d aughter Phyl enJ<)yable b r id g e parties of the sea-
..........«he E G <> G ro at home
, on
w ere en t.rU U n ed a
near the Colonial and seven tables o f
John D ro m o n , who lived
SOCIETY
Achievem ent#
Nearby News
-
Presbyterian C hurch
Sun., I'eb. 16
l l l l . Itlltl.r . G O » ’* WOI<I>
P A O B RRVEW
—
T lir . SENTIN EL, COTTAOE GROVE, OR KOOK.
T IH R A H A V , F K H H F A H V IS, IW.-ui
“Cameo K irb y ”
“T h e Vagabond L over
<th <fl»
There's one shop in this
town that profited by this
little lesson—The Quality
Market—They ALWAYS
sell FINE ROASTS.
QUALITY
MARKET
Put ’em where you can get ’em when you want ’em. A
cheeking account with this substantial long-established
bank discourages indiscriminate spending and gives a
dignity to your spending when necessary or desirable.
Fred J. Anderson, Prop.
Free CHty Delivery
Phone 46
The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
Capital $50,000
Surplus, $25,000
VEBRUARV
S h o rt ia Doy« b u t Long tot Voi«««
eoo W to o o
TOUR MARSHALL-WELLS ASSOCIATE STORE
BROOMS—4 tie,
durable. Only. . .
.43$
CÄ.
Genuine Cocoa Door M ata
F ull 14z24 inch * iz e ------- WWW
W IR B D IS H D R A I N E R S —
Speeds up drying of dishe.. Save,
time and labor.
C a
•'Awociate” price------------
J
SPECIAL!
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3 B L A D E P O C K E T K N IV E S
Wide choice. Value.
OQ.
up to $2.00. O n ly ............. WWW
Genuine
“ H O T P O IN T ’’
E L E C T R IC T O A S T E R
4 QC
F u ll nickel finiMi. Complete with
cord and plug.
Big V a lu e !........................ WaWW
The greatest value ever offered on
a High Grade Bath Spray. Slips on
your faucet in just a jhTy. Just the
th in g foe Shampoo
orQ ulck S h o w e r........
EC.
HAMILTON REACH
S lo o tr le
VACUUM C L E A N B R
Clean. Ta.t and thoroly.
11 (|A
Long life. Unbeatable value. T ■ .WW
Complete Set of A ttachm ent.. . . . f . —
For M ea t or
Vegetable.
Sharp, e i n »
ru ttin e knix'*
sneiM-MST