The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 20, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

T IU H M I U
RKNTTNFI, COTTAGE OROVR. ORRGON.
tatuar ftrcve jtatinrl
ty vote, w hile as s m a tte r o f fac t
the th ird has an effective, h a rd ­
w ork in g .
v o lu n ta ry
o rg an isatio n
th a t Is g ettin g results th a t
w ill
astonish the wise ones
F a b U .h .4 fc ..« 7 lh .ir.d a >
hy D e lta « . O ro » . F u h llta ln *
O m paar
a a a
h dito!
A G ra n ts Pass physician, w ho no
doubt w ill be called unethical, has
Inau gu rated a m o n th ly fee basis for
tre a tm e n t of hta patients.
W h ile
the plan Is not new In o th er coun­
tries. it Is a novel one In this coun­
try . and has Its advantages. T he
p hysician ’s greatest p ro fits come
fro m keeping hts patrons welt, and
he collects « h its they are w ell and
able to pay. ra th e r than when they
a re sick and sadly put to it to meet
th e ir bills.
H o w ever, the doctor
w ill fin d th a t m any little cute and
bruise.-* th a t fo rm e rly w ere treated
a t home w ith o in tm e n t or lodim*
w ill now require c a re fu l
medical
atten tio n .
H e n ry F o rd w ill devote a h u n ­
dred m illio n dollars to education.
W ith a ll th a t m oney spent for th a t
purpose the people m ay
get
so
a m a > t th a t H e n ry w on ’t be able to
sell them a n y m ore o f those th l < :»
th a t brought h im the hundred m il­
lion
I t w ill be a d m itte d by even hta
opponents th a t O o v e m o r N o rb lad
has gained streng th .
H e had to,
O lltca
t t Marth S in k
fo r he w e n t In to the cam paign fro m
T h e question o f w h e th e r or not
a standing s ta rt.
Hts
im petuous
■ V M S C M IP T 1 O X RATKM
radio advertising Is going to gréa- -
(C m * la a4»aac<>
p ersonality lost h im m an y votes at
ty In te rfe re w ith newspaper a d v e r­
• 2 2&¡Thr*« M oat*«
8.1 the s ta rt o f the race, but he prob­
tising la answ ered by the fact th a t
il.S ftiO a e laaath
ably since has much m ore than
radios are s e l d o m
advertised
M aaibar of
covered his loss throu gh hts strenu ­
through the a ir and th a t radio a d ­
■ a llu n a) E d ito ria l Aaaoclatloa
ous speaking cam paign. In w hich
v ertisin g ts a larg e p art of news
•ra tfv a N ial» E ditoria) Aaaorlatloa
fe a tu re he has the edge on his
Oraf on haw
a
paper advertising
sspapwr
Ooafaraara
opponents. T h ia advantage is p a r
g s c lftr Oaast R epresratstlTea
tla lly overcom e by the fa c t th a t his
A Chicago bachelor is studying
a. W
Is*
Jun ctio n C ity Tim es
And now
_ S everity Hide . Han FraarGm candidacy Is the only one th a t has
the problem o f w h a t w ould happen
B I4< . L a * A a < * lr* S i l W .» t .r a so fa r <t>-\ < toped b itte r opposition
B ro th e r K e lly has to take the Joy
If he owned heaven and had a w ife
B ia s . N.d ■eydmJsskJashaiga T h a t b .ttn n e a a , however, has de­
out o f life by tellin g us th a t yeais
H e ’d probably
learn
th a t
some
ago vice presidents w ere elected in
veloped la rg e ly In his home t e r r i­
sharp Log Angeles real estate d eal­
CORBETT, NOKRI.AU.
the same m an ner as proposed by
tory, and lo y a lty to a home cand i­
er had sltckered h im as to the place
the C o ttage G rove Sentinel and the
date la lik e ly to p revail despite
being offered fo r sale
T im e s to elect a lieutenan t g over­
fa v o rite outdoor
sport
this s u c h a n t a g o n is m
nor. And a ll the tim e we thought
la analysing the republican
W h an a headline screamed. "G o v­
we w ere springing som ething new
atortal situ atio n.
It
1s a
Senator H a r r y C orbett, through
ern o r Is In ju re d In G lid e r F a ll.”
Gueas th e re it nothing new under
B trifle more popular way o f g e t hta varied business Interests and
we feared o u r At had come to g rie f
tin g exercise this spring than usual th , luatar , hat a tta c h M to the nam e
the sun.
a t a banquet o ra to ric a l flig h t, but
la a g u b ern a to ria l y e a r because of ^as a ttra c te d support fro m business
the d ate line told us the accident
c o m p aratively even a b ility and poli­ associates, fro m those whose in te r­
The
C ottage
S u th e rlin Sun
happened In N e w Jersey
tis a i stre n g th o f the three leading ests are coupled w ith the C o rbett
S en tin el w ants a hospital estab-
candidates and because of the nu- Interests and fro m those w ho ad ­
Grove.
lished In Cottage
An exchange tells of a ra re old
lssuee th a t e n te r Into the m ire successful operation of busi­
physicians say it w ou ldn ’t pay. A ll
book being found w here It had been
_
th a t can n ot be made ness by one w ho e a rly In life was
the clttaens of C o ttage G rove desire
th ro w n aw a y w ith
rubbish
We
St use o f by the candidates In given heavy business responsibili­
a state a rm o ry In th a t to w n
re-
presum e the rubbish was some uf
tb a ir p ublicity.
gardlees of the fact that aiu io rte a
ties
Also S en ato r H a r r y has a
this y e a r’s best sellers.
unusual condition o f the con- boat o f supporters fro m those who
don ’t pay but taxpayers must if
tost la th a t supporters o f the three have m erely a casual acquaintance the a rm o ry Is constructed.
A rra n g e m e n ts have been
ms •«
c a n d id a t e t one o f w hom w ill get w ,h h im and have been a ttra c te d
fo r counting absent fam ilie s in the
the n om in atio n, a d m it th a t the by hts pleasing personality. These
A Eugene m an has been fined
approaching census. M any w ill be
o th er tw o are o f g u b ern a to ria l site advantages w ill be offset to a large
$300 «r.J sent to Jail fo r three
counted w ho are* "not there.’’
A second ra th e r unusual condition extent In the coast section by hts
m onths fo r d riv in g w hile
in to x i­
la th a t there are alm ost no support- opposition in the senate to fu rth e r
cated. Even th a t p en alty Is not as
ere of any one of the three th a t be- bonding fo r com pletion o f the
severe as » h a t
innocent persons
H e re we a re try in g to do aw ay
lieve th e ir candidate is yet assured Roosevelt h ig hw ay
and
re m a rk s
m ay have to pay fo r this d river's
w ith old-fashioned O ld M an Oregon
recklessness. T h e p e n a l t y
fo r
o f the nom ination.
credited to h im In discussion of the
In W as h in g to n
w hiskers are a
T h e re are other features th a t are value o f the to u ris t to the business
q u a lific a tio n fo r the suprem e bench.
d ru n k e n drivers can uot be m ade
h ighly Im p ortan t that have a p p a r­ o f the state. T h e characteristics
too severe.
ently not had the a tte n tio n of the th a t w ill he an asset w ith m any
T he Chicago w om an who w ent
political forecasters.
It's easy to w ith s ta n d tem p ta tio n
voters tn the cities w ilt be offset
a fte r h er husband w ith d yn a m ite
One o f these is th a t easily h alf to some ex te n t bv th e ir la c k o f a p ­
w hen it invites us to do som ething
e v id e n tly Intended to give him a
the vote, probably a g re a te r propor- peal to the ru ra l elem ent.
we do not care to do.
real bld-fashloned blow ing up.
•
•
•
tio a than that, has not yet gone to
a n y candidate. T h is ts accounted
J. E B e n n e tt, s to rm y p etre l of
HOME TOWN DEVELOPMENT
fo r by the fa c t th a t this proportion P o rtla n d politics, w ho ts p la y in g a
By C. L. Perkins
o f the voters considers the three lone hand, w ill not click very’ heavt-
caadtdate« about equally capable, jy despite an y g u b ern a to ria l quali-
In eonnection w ith this fea tu re ts ftcations he m ay have. H e w ill be
The national income of the American people for 1930 will not be
the Im p ortan t fact th a t a large fo u rth high in M u ltn o m a h county
proportion of this loose vote is arid is h ard lv m entioned
in the much below $100,000,000. A big teservoir to
dip into.
A single
ready to go to the candidate who ru ra l d istricts. T h e impression is
town
can
only
obtain
a
very
tiny
share
of
the
vast
total,
but
any
town’s
lik e ly to w in
I t w ill be cast th a t be ts In the contest m erely fo r
along such lines as the
by those who like to be on the w in ­ fun. of w hich he seen,* to be H a v ­ share can be increased by intelligent effort,
n in g aide, who w an t to ride the ing plenty, and th a t he expects to following;
bandwagon T b it account« in large be a t Salem n ext w in te r to com ­
First by making the home town a more interesting and attractive
p a rt fo r the little p ir t newspapers plete his te rm as senator
place
to live in. so people want to stay. It can have better schools, for
have »0 fa r taken in the contest
• • •
It can
Senator Charles H a ll is the quiet instance, if the parents cooperate heartily with the teachers
O ne who has traveled over a cam paigner, and those fa m ilia r w ith have hetter streets, as your city is having It can improve its physical
large p a rt of Oregon for the pur­ his past a c tiv ities recognize this as appearance if people will use their hoes, spades and lawn mowers. It
pose o f getting a line on the situa­ c h a ra cte ris tic
In business he has
tion, as this w rite r has done, can n ever been spectacular. H e has a l­ can be more interesting,if its people organize and play baseball, ten­
And so on through the many possibi­
see a great s im ila rity between the w ays laid out a plan of cam paign nis. dance or join in club work
contest fo r the g ub ernatorial nom i­ w hich he has follow ed to a success­ lities for social and physical gains
n ation this year, and the contest fu l conclusion
In th a t respect he
Second by business progress.
How can we in our I i o t m town
fo r the secretary of state n om ina­ is recognized as the k in d o f m an
tion tw o years ago. w ith the Im ­ who would m ake a good governor make our little share of the country's hundred billion dollars somewhat
p o rta n t exception th a t the neere- H e m ig h t be a poor co p y m a k e r fo r larger.
Somewhere there is a demand for things we can produce
papers are not p laying the p art the reporters, but the state w ants
th a t th e y did tw o years ago and results, not headlines. Results have Opportunities are lying around loose waiting for someone to pick them
But to find them takes alertness and energy Let’s be the folks
w ill not p la y th a t part.
usually follow ed a n y e ffo rt Senator up.
H ere are some of the sim ilarl- H a ll has m ade to b rin g th e m about. who arc going to grab some of them in 1930
ttas:
W h e re v e r he has appeared he has
T he contest ts a three-cornered made a pleasing impression. H is
PARMERS BIGGEST INTEREST
00s.
quiet, d ig nified bearing, the a p p a r­
T h e re a rc no outstand m g p o liti­ ent reserve force being stored up
By C. L. Perkins.
cal Issues upon w hich any candi­ fo r an em ergency, his modest way
d ate m a y base a campaign.
o f a n a ly zin g a situ atio n and d ia g ­
A man in another state once asked which of his several invest­
T h e a b ility o f the three candi­ nosing fo r the trouble m ake him
dates Is considered about equal.
friend s upon s ig h t
ments
paid him the biggest rate of interest, and promptly he replied
Each o f the candidates has a
la rg e personal follow ing.
Senator H a ll had laid plans fo r that it was the |2 that he paid on his subscription to the local paper
T w o o f the candidates have been
h?
pTeTio'i? to
“One dav,’’ he said, “I wanted to buy a cow, and was intending to get
able to m ake p olitical
prognosti­ of N o ro la a a.nd C o rb ett.
H e naa
*
_
« e
a
trem
endous
fo
llo
w
in
g
and
a
one that I knew was for >ale at a certain price. But juW before start-
cators believe th a t they a re w a lk
VOt%
th 2 >“ oothly r u n n i n g
o rg an izatio n j n g j happened to pick up the paper and noticed that a nearby neighbor
th ir d candidate
m didate 1« conducting a w hen the la tte r tw o got Into the
®
.
, .
;
.
.
Those
w
ho
a re tn the w as offering one one of the same breed at $10.00 less than
other
c a m p aig n th a t is quiet, y e t subtle contest.
p a b llrallo n m l . r . d a l (W -
O r e * . aa w «<ad r i a . . aia lla r.
Ite !
w
kn°W “ I
““
He reallv sold it for $15.00 less ; and I saved a long thirty mile drive
tw o w ho believe they have the lead, port, and lota o f It, th a t no one of
•
.
,
T w o of the candidates have about the o th er tw o can swerve.
I t is and tlo.OO in cash because 1 had paid two dollars for -he paper
th e m
a sort o f g la m o r th a t gives support th a t 1« fo r H a ll fo r reasons That ;s :ust one ¡nsUnce but as a matter of fact, I have saved
both
th e m an edge on speculation by th a t are g re a te r th a n a n y g la m o r
J
.
....
*
•
..
those
w ho lik e to believe them - of o ra to ry o r fa m ily . T h is support time and money in fifteen or twenty different ways during the
year
to be in the k no w o r w ho w as fo r H a ll the m om ent he an- anj ajj through reading ads in a paper that Post rue $2 00 a year. I con­
feel th a t they are expected to m ake nounced his candidacy, and there ts
predictions and la y a basts fo r such no ind icatio n w h a te v e r th a t N o r- sider that #2 00 the best investment that 1 ever made and 1 «in invest­
prsdlctlons
blad or C o rbett have m ade any ln- ing it as regularly as the year rolls around, and always with the most
T w o candidates are given credit roads into IL T h e re ts no reason to
fo r h av in g lined up the g re a te r believe m a t th e y w ill be able to. satisfactory results ”
proportion o f the M u ltn o m a h coun- T h a t the o th er tw o have
taken
some support th a t n o m in a lly was
fo r H a ll as against the only other
WARM UP TO THE FARMER
G w pflic O uttuW A cffärfcu p ro m in en t cand idate o f the e a rly
By C. L. Perkins
cam paign ts probabla, b u t on the
By K A R L K . M IL L S
o th e r hand H a ll has g arnered no
sm all p a rt o f the vote th a t would
Mr. Town Man, how many fanners are you acquainted with, and
have been Patterson's.
how many are you on really friendly terms with?
e e e
B O S T O N I N 1780
I t w as the scene o f many
b attles fo r the Independence
o f this country, and still re­
tains Its ru ra l aspect in m any
sections o f the town. In p a r­
tic u la r, the suburbs o f Bos­
ton such as Lexin gton and
Concord s till celebrate the
a n n iv e rs a ry o f P a u l R e vere’s
fam ous ride.
T h e d ig n ity and quiet teste of
our service have the approval
o f ths moet d iscrim in atin g .
N o a d d itio n a l charge fo r re­
sponding to service calls fro m
Eugene hospitals.
VffdK.mis
*VT7orticicuz
C O TTA G E G R O V E . ORE
PH O N E 2 O 2-J
•Ambulance Service
Electric
Range
Bargains
B«>Mseued. Slight­
ly Caed and Shop-
vorR Banfes. They
B u t a U go. Several
Waahera and Iron-
«ra mast also be
•leaned eat.
M0ÜKTAIM STATZS
P0W1B 00MPA1ÍY
I t would be but n a tu ra l to be­
lieve th a t the P o rtla n d vote w ill go
to a P o rtla n d cand idate, but one
w ho has spent some tim e end eavo r­
ing to learn w h e th e r such is the
case o r not know s th a t the P o rt­
land vote has not y e t been de­
livered to any candidate. I t la the
opinion o f th is w r ite r
th a t
the
M u ltn o m a h p lu ra lity m ay go to an
outsider and th a t no cand idate le ft
say 15,000 behind In M u ltn o m a h has
a v e ry rosy prospect to w in. Each
o f the three leaders
is
m a k in g
desperate e ffo rts to get this vote.
A m ong H a ll supporters in M u lt­
nom ah are those w ho are support­
ing a p rincip le and the m an re­
gardless o f a n y th in g else
T h is is
the moet e ffe c tiv e k in d o f support,
fo r I t goes out a fte r ths votes. H a ll
w ill poll a M u ltn o m a h
vote th a t
w ill be astonishing.
Don't you know that our farmers are one of the greatest and most
valuable assets to our general community?
They are business men
like yourself.
Don't you know that without them we would have no town to speak
of and we would just be dots on the map or not on at all T
Don't you think it is to our interest—to your interest—to know the
farmer better, to make friends with him, to give him a genuinely hearty
welcome every time he comes to your town ?
Shouldn't a e make him feel that this town he patronizes is his town
as well as ours?
There is not a higher type or more energetic business man or fann­
er in existence than those of our surrounding community.
Let s get
close to them and stay close. Pull together and boost. Co-operation is
the road to success.
WORD TO PROSPECTIVE
SUBSCRIBERS
W HAT CO-OPERATION
ACCOMPLISHED
T h e p ap e r w ill come
thia
w eek
F o rty , f if t y , o r m o re years ago,
to k la rg e num ber of person» who are
A great deal ts being said about not now on our re g u la r subscription w hen o u r fo re fa th e rs w e re busily e n ­
the vote tn eastern Oregon, w here
I f you w ho a re re a d in g these gaged In the task o f tra n s fo rm in g a
possibly 20,000 w ill p artic ip a te tn l i s t
the republican p rim aries. T h is vote lines a re am ong the n o n -s u b e c rib e n , w ild e rn e s s in to a c iv iliz e d and h a p ­
not 11.k ! ly to JL° h ea v ,,y
“ y w « e a rn e s tly hope th a t you w ill look py land th a t la ours today, the s p irit
one candidate. T h e re are no Issues the p a p e r o ver c a re fu lly and ask y o u r­
o f c o -o p e ra tio n re ig n e d suprem e.
to give It to an y one candidate, and
the chances a re no candidate w ill self the question w h e th e r th is p a ­
O ld tim e rs w ill o fte n t e ll you ab o u t
get a lead o f over 2.000 fro m east per is not w e ll w o rth
y o u r activ e
it. and h ow h ap p y th e y w e re In those
o f the m ountains.
support, a t least to the exten t o f an
days.
W h e n th e n ew s e ttle r was
On the coast H a ll w ill be firs t or
annual subscription
second In every county. H e w ill
read y to erect a house o r b arn , th e
In connection w ith considering the
c a rry his own county and the en­
neig hb ors fro m m iles aro u n d assem h-
tire eouthweetern O ,« a on section question o f becom ing a subscriber w e
heavlly. N o rb lad w ill c a rry his own
y on to ee«d ««-th*!— d ea lin g w ith led and m ade s h o rt w o rk o f the Job
t o T h T o t o e T ^ n U ^ b ^ 'lt T M
the cont«’ t now tn
W h e n th res h in g tim e cam e on .11 t h .
a lm o it the fa th e r
of
Roosevelt
h ig hw ay and a t all tim es a m ilita n t
booster fo r It. has a real Issue In
th a t section.
H a ll w ill, w ith o u t doubt, c a rry
several o f the W illa m e tte valley
counties, as he did fo u r years ago.
am ong them being Lane, and in
southern Oregon seems assured of
Douglas, and a heavy vote in oth­
ers
H e ts developing considerable
streng th In fa r m o rganizations be­
cause he has alw ays been rig h t on
leauee In w hich they w ere deeply
Interested.
tic u la rly to
list o f young women who In s frie n d ly
w a y a re s triv in g f o r th a s p lm d id U a t
o f prizes which w ill be aw ard ed a t
the conclusion o f the c o n te s t
P ro b ­
ably on« or more contestants w ill ba
found am ong your personal frie n d s .
men In the c o m m u n ity banded to-
g a th e r and helped each o th e r
We
h ave aH h e a rJ o f h u s k in g bees aud
•
c c
What a pleasant surprise it would bo
to one of the contestants to receive
your subscription voluntarily and
without the necessity of calling on
you in person.
The telephone is handy or you may
W e m ay ta k e a page fro m the oal) in person a t tha contest o ffice
cam paign o f tw o years ago when and leave your subscription with full
the successful cand idate fo r secre­ assurance that same will be property
ta r y o f state was firs t In only a credited to your favorite candidate.
fe w counties b ut won by a large
The probabilities ars that at soma
p lu ra lity because he was second tn
n e a rly every county w h e re
he time or other you have made a man­
tel note to become a subscriber to tha
w a s n 't firs t.
F if t y thousand votes m ay w in the home paper. This is a splendid time to
republloon n om ination.
I f such do so, os it will enable you to do a
should be the case. H a l) needs only
friendly turn in behalf of one of ths
to odd v e ry fe w to the votes he now
has w h ic h no cand idate can move contestants, without extra cost of any
T h e h eig h t o f Inconsistency has
been reached. U p a t R a in ie r a lo v ­
ing cup w as used by one p a rty tn
an a lte rc a tio n to smash ths o th er
o ver th e head
wood chopplug bees.
age o f c o -o p e ra tio n In th is co u n try.
As a re s u lt o f th is s p irit and the
o f th s
m en
w ho
settled
th is n a tio n , wa h ave passed fro m
a
sim p le p io neer c o m m u n ity
a
com plex
m o d ern
In to
society w ith in
life tim e o f a sing le m an.
The
C
r
a
y
5
CASH&EARRy
•»«
nibie
sshoot,
»as.
Qom
S a rff, superintendent, the men of
the church are w ith the com m unity
men's bible class at the Arcade at
this h o u t;
C om m union
of
the
txrrd's Shipper. 11, followed by ser
m an on "C h ris tia n ity vs. C ow ard-
■ice," C h ils tla n E n deavo r groups.
0 30. evening worship. 7 30. s s im o n
lubject. requested. " I ‘ ld Jeans Do
Any M an u al W o rk A fte r lie W *«
31» T e a rs O ld ’ " I. S O T W 7 So
each T u e s d a y , m id week class for
. wom en and men who are barred
fro m the com m u nity
class. 7 So
each W ednesday
I. G Shaw m in
i ister.
• • •
T h e H ig hw ay
Baptist Church.
Ix>ui*
H e n ry
Randis, pastor,
i'h u rc h school. # 45, W l a Leonard,
b u p erlntend ent; m o rn ing worship.
11, serm on subject. " F irs t Things
First;" 12 noon. covered dtsh d in ­
ner In honor of those m em bers of
the church school whose b irthd ay
anniversaries come In
F eb ru a ry .
J u n io r B Y P. U.. 8 SO; H l B Y
P. U , 8 SO, E sther A llen, leader:
evening service. 7 SO. sermon aub-
isct. "Old
Bones
M ade
Young
A g a in ;" m id -w eek p rayer service
7 SO tonight at the home of Clyde
Kutler. 138 N E ig h th street Mrs
John M cC all, leader
• • •
1‘rrahy tertan C hurch. — Brulce
t'o le o f D orena. w ho is studying
for the Presbyterian m in istry, will
have charge o f the 11 o’clock Sun
day service In the absence of Rev
Duncan P. Cam eron, w ho w ill be
In P o rtla n d to give a p atrio tic ad­
dress over the
O regonian
radio
station K G. W
Rev. Cam eron
w ill be here fo r the 7 SO evening
service and w ill continue hts series
at addressee on great religious
paintings, ta k in g fo r his subject
the picture by Ptockhorst. "C hrist
W a lk in g on the W a te r."
Sunday
school w ill meet a t 10 o’clock amt
C h ris tia n E n deavo r a t 8 SO
• • •
F irs t M eth od ist Episcopal Church.
Rev Charles P. Johnson, m in is te r
A concert o f sacred music w ill be
given by the cho ir a t the 7 SO Sun
day evening service
M rs
A rah
H o yt Rae. cho ir d irecto r, w ill be In
change and w ill assist tn the fol-
Thy
request num ber, ch o ir,
«election,
.....
m ale q u a rte t; duet, "T h e
Silent
Voice" (C a ro R o m a ), M rs. L sttts
Cons and M rs. A lice
Breedlove;
solo. " I f God So Clothe the Grass"
i B is c h o ff), John Devereaux; duet.
" H a rk . H a rk . M y Soul"
'S h e lly ),
A rah H o y t Rae and M y ro a
B a r­
ger. Rev. Johnson w ill give a b rie f
:r.ea*age
on
"W ashington
Plus
,3^4
P a trio tic hym ns
w ill
be
sung T he sermon subject fo r the
11 o'clock service w ill be "Keeping
Step w ith H eaven Music." Sunday
school w ill m eat at • 48 w ith N. E.
Com pton as superintendent. E p ­
w orth League w ill m eet a t 8 SO and
w ill s ta rt a new u n it o f topics. The
m id-w eek service w ill be a t 7 SO to­
n ig ht and tbs subject w ill be "The
Lost Chord," a study of "C hrist of
E very Road".
Phone 53
Frt?e C itV IXHvery
Trade at G ray’s and be assured of low prices, courteous treatm ent
and excellent service.
Creamery
B u tter
Quick
Quaker Oats
Campbell's
Pork and Beans
Largs Parkaye
1 lb Cans
2 Lbs.
75c
K ..d .
25c
3
25c
»<«•
No stamp«
$5.45
$1.79
SUGAR, BEST CANE 100 Lbs
BEAR BRAND FLOUR
Quarante»«!
Hardwiiaut 49 lb. S a c k
Pickles
Corn Flakes
Sweat Mixed Quart
J a n — Each
Jersey Brand
39c
4
Van Camps’
Sardines ’
Large Tin«
25c
p k * -
S t r a in e d H o n e y
3 25c
75c
$ 1 .3 9
Lb Pail
(to Lb. Pail
It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s
A rm trd
un
t ‘ «ia r s al« iii t ' k s r g r
T om Queoner. SS, and Ctyda H a s t­
ings. 48. w ere arrested here Hstur
day by d e p u ty S h e riff C ar I lie o f
ths p ro h ib itio n squad o f the sher­
i f f s o ffice and O ffic e rs P itc h e r and
M organ o f this c ity on charges of
possession of in to xic a tin g
liquor
T hs tw o w ere tak e n to the coun’ y
Jail S aturday nig ht. H a a lin g e was
raid by o fficers to be already out
on b all on
a
liqu or
poeeeeslun
charge. T h e tw o pleaded not g u il­
ty and tr ia l was aet fo r this a ft e r ­
noon. T h e y w ere a d m itte d to tlOOO
ball,
«auesnsr has alnce changed
hts plea to g u ilty and
has been
fined $300.
— C w * * r of
TT - T
F r * * M M k » a i*l C k * n k
M o o rs , a ro s « * sag *oatk F ifth * t r * * l —
U llw P uchar paM or
Baaday school *1
10. fe n a o o a M rrtc c a a l 11. craDtas aar
d r * a l T IO
F r a y * r —« rita « a l 7 So
Q u in te t W ith d ra w s F ro m In d g e
T h e fo rm e r B ungalow garage
ftiar/iy7•’ •»jp?*7*r
basketball team th a t has been play
• • •
Ing aa ths Eagle lodge team ha*
SeeralS Oay A 4 re a tl*t Chsrah — W , . i w ith d ra w n fro m the order and w ill
.4*ta
rg
a
r
Babhatk
x
h
e
e
l
al
M ala * t r « * l
play as Independents. T hs C agle*
#:4S * m. rkarek u n i t * at t l _ _
lodge w ill put a b asketball team In
P ray e r m * r ll a f *1 Tito « —. W *4 a **4 a y
S ay ese * « I * o o m
the field and w ill redeem b asket­
« « «
ball tic k e ts outstanding
■■ 'JL! '-' I
STEEL AND WOOD
FILING CABINET'S
F*at*eo«taJ ZsM B ibly of U s4 — F » *t
Main |tr* * < aero** from 8 P aiailoa
C hem ical T a n k Added
I4 4 ia B. Btt(g. psatsr. Bo a day x h e o l «1
8 :4 8 a
esrrtce* a l 1 0 :4 « a. a . ;
The fire d e p a rtm e n t has added
ysusa peosla’ t —M tla g a l
* ra a
a 2 -gallon chem ical tan k and a
» l l r l l e M i-rte ** s i I p
a. ; luxtiac*
firs t aid k it to Its equ ipm ent
The
hi th
hl.
*|* — W
— ,4 --------
l* al«4y.
a a * 4 * r : prayer — m i I m
T ~ h —
a n B * a — y : e e rrl.e e w
___
ith yones p .« p l. te d ep a rtm e n t alre a d y had one < h .m l
chare*. r d 4 a y ; a lraal
s e to ra .y (;a | t a n k
at 7 >0 p ■
THE SENTINEL
Ip. ■ ;
Printers— Office Outfitters
a*,U*|
• •
L u lh w a n
M laaloo- A d o a tla t
r h .-tk
« M I M a l* a iT M l: M a n ís P Slinoa, asa-
O te la , x r v t r . a l t:P O t k . A rM
aa4 th lr4 ftyadays of M r k taoatk.
«11
Ix U a r u a
tm e p x lt.a
of aalla s aH ty
ara aordlally ta *tt> 4 aa w.11 a .
e k o a r* w tlh s et a rharek fcea>.
a a «
■i
F ilin g Cabinate. T b s Sentina!
il 8
tm.
Charch a f C k r ln .— ( Leadoa. 1«
a o o ti a f eotlaga S re v e .) — Saaday aet-
rleas: B lb l. atady 10 a.
,.r a b l|> I I
x r l p t a r . .la d y f : M p. ■ .
a a.
T y p e w rite rs to R e n t Sentinel.
Saleebooks. T h e Sentinel.
H O W D Y F O L K S — T h e w ar
d e p a rtm e n t announces
th a t
soldiers d ra n k 51,000,000 cups
o f tea last year. M u s t bs g et­
tin g ready to Invade O re s t
B rita in .
« « «
Here’s a dandy little after
dinner speech for som e of you
“Now, dear. I'll help yon with
the dishes."
« s «
HOW ABOUT ITT
If you th in k I t ’s all rig h t to
lic k ths kids, w hy do you feel
ashamed when tha neighbors
catch you a t It 7
A n d most o f us
agree th a t th a t was re a lly ths golden
h ard ih o o d
________
C hurch » f C h rist. Sixth street end
Gibbs avenue, w here
more
men
than wom en attend evening
ser-
eteos
ih m
Radio Ray Sez:
By C. L. P E R K IN S
P~rre«and par-
acqu aint y o u ra e lf with the
Church News
F F H R I'A R V . M .
th e
smit­
ing progress m ade In th is c o u n try la
one o f th e g re a te s t o f a ll phenom ena
o f h is to ry .
I t to o k o th e r n atio n s ages to d e ­
velop h ig h c iv ilis a tio n s and fin e cut- \
lu re s . I t too k ours b ut a fe w g e n e r­
atio ns. W e b elieve th a t the c o -o p e r-'
a tlv e s p irit th a t ru le d o a r fo re fa th e rs
ts la rg e ly responsible.
T h is Is w h y we feel th a t th e re is
no lim it to w h a t m ig h t he ic c o m -
kind whatever.
ptlshed h ere tn o u r to w n I f o u r c it i­
T h e tim e to do good is when oppor­ zens w o u ld im b ib e some o f th a t co­
tu n ity o ffers. Subscribe fo r this pa­ o p e ra tiv e s p ir it th a t m ade fo r the
per today and get double value and n o ta b le a ccom plishm ents o f o u r p r o - !
decessors.
satisfaction from your Invastmant.
Static Helen Sea:
"B road casting would be Im ­
proved, I f m an y broadcast«!-*
ws know could be given the
OlF."
Photo by S h ield* Studio.
• • «
"A re n 't you the same m an I
gave soma biscuits to lost
w s s k f"
“N o m u m . and
ths doctor
says I n ever w ill ba."
« • •
illeso sm I s I sm B insprov'i'fiis’iiiM
—y e t p r ic e » y c c a l l y r e si ucce! I
The new Chevrolet S it Is enjoying the
greatest public reception ever given a
Chevrolet car. For it offers score# of
new improvements and refinements
th a t make it a finer car in every way.
Y tt it tells at greatly reduced prices!
Consider a few of the eitra-value
feature« th a t Chevrolet has Incorpo­
rated In this greatest of all Chevrolet«
— a smoother, flashier elx-cyllnder
valve-ln-head motor, w ith it« cupacity
Increased to 50 horaepower!
— a stronger, more durable rear axle,
w ith increased gear ratio!
— four
Lovejoy hydraulic
shock
absorbers— assuring a smooth, even,
comfortable ride over any road I
_________*495
................. *495
Fable: Two ladles talked for
an hour and neither bragged
about her travels, Jewelry, or
household conveniences.
a««.,«..........*555
• « •» ••••a *«•»•«•«
• • •
W s don't Ilk« to brag, but our
W estlnghouse
W a ffle
Iro n
th a t ws are o ffe rin g a t 1» 45
la c e rta in ly real value.
RAT NELSON
ELECTRIC STORE
Phone 201
•565
— weather-proof
internal-etp-jndlng
four-wheel brakes, with front and rear
drums tightly enclosed!
— larger full-balloon tires, a new clutch
and a stronger transmission!
— quieter, stronger, more beautiful
Fisher bodies—wlthrlcher upholsteries,
more distinctive colors, and wider,
deeper seats!
Every factor has been considered that
would add to the safety, comfort and
convenience of the Chevrolet owner.
Come in today. See this greatest of all
Chevrolet s I Check’over Its new features.
Drive It. You'll And quality you never
thought possible— at such greatly
reduced prices I
T M Coup« .........
•565
r#« Svilan O*U*«ry. . ,
The Sport Coup«
»655
L ig h t I > . l l . . r * C h a » I .
The C lu b M a a
The ftodan................
AU fritti I. s. ».
•625
•675
I H Ton C hassl.
»595
365
•520
.............
IQ Toa Chassis wtib Oab ..
625
Ittiurp. SUm. Michtsm
C o tta g e G ro v e M o to r C o .
JACK MAULD1NG, PROP.
A S IX
IN
THE
P R IC E
RANGE
OF
THE
FOUR