T H F HF-NTTNFI,. OOTTAOK O MO V F. OREGON.
THKHMOAT, MAI« Il M HIM
left Wedneadr&y for Po rtland , where
they Will v I n II M u Wlaeman*« par
ent«, M r. and M r«. C. A G rim e « ,
who w ill celebrate
th e ir
golden
wedding a n n lv e ia a ry Mnturday. M r.
Wi«emun w ill go to P o rtland Hatur
'la y night uud th eir dau gh ter Jo*
Hephlne, a «1 intent at U n iversity of
WaMhlngton. w ill «pend her «prlng
vacation there.
Ilo y acouta of troop No. 1M have
aecured a room In the necond atory
o f the K a rt building for a meeting
place.
Aw ay w ith rntaery, pain and III*
ne«a! You do not have to endure
any of them . T h e re la a wafe an I
certain toad aw a y fro m them It 4«
the high cheerful road (A C h h •>
p ra ttle
M uka C h tro p ia ctlc
Your
lla b lt. D r. I f A. Hagen.
H ev an d M ra . W V McOee. M r«
!•* K
M endenhall,
Ml««
Htelln
Adam« anti Hev. Duncan P. Cam
eron w ill go to Kiigen«* tonight for
a H 30 din ner anti mtaalonary m eet
log at the C e n tral
Prenbyterlan
church.
C url r h o m a « o n . a aophornore in
high school, wae taken to a Ku
gene hospital thia w eek «erloualy
ill w ith pneumonia.
. —.
|r(MM| Hull, py women o f
M. K
N K W M F IH I5 I l l i A M S.
Do you th in k It would bn Ju«
lien Mild lovn to Irt the dnvll mid
hl« hiNit all Into
heaven*
Do
1 ■
1 ■
h aa v e n *
V«
you »o»y well then h r.iv i’ii
and Ond would «ea«r to be. J it«
tie r and love would rrawe.
Ye«, but they would «'linnge
when they «aw the dlfferenea in
hell and heaven
They would not when they had
m any chance« and «aw the d ir
ference m any time«.
t«efa aee what Jeau« «aid, what
he aay« ««tile« alt hone«t doubt
Head L u k e 10 1W 31. It 1« o i great
Intereat that you get J » mum *
m eaning, lead It ' I «k«t«-h It
here T w o men die one goe« (<»
heaven, one goe* to hell M a tk *
the m an In hell |>iay« to an
o ther m an, A b iu h am . for re lie f
lie turned fro m <J» m I on earth ,
no chance to come to God now.
A b ralutm uayu " In youi good
tim e on e a rth you retu«««l to
help even the poor
llenlde« the
d iffe re n c e 1« ho g re a t we r a n t
t e t together here."
If. J. Jorgensen, who recently un-
derw ent operations fo r cancer, 1»
able to be Nroumt town attain and
j Ilia condition la a re a lly Im proved
.
'
The
HprlKK» b la c k .m llh
.h o p
building waa repainted gray thia
■
week
Mra. Ile in lc e Johnson
returned
Munday fro m M edford, w here »he
hail been v lallln g at the home of »
'
sister, M ra. W . It. Johnston J r. Mr».
Johnaton and aon H illy
accom
1
panied Mr». Johnaon her» fo r a
visit.
M i«. C. E Frost returned Tuss-
day fro m Halem. where
»he at
|
tended a m eeting of the
W h ite
Mhrlne of Jeruaalem M onday night
Election o f o ffic e r , waa held and
M r«. Froat waa nam ed firs t hand
maiden
M r. and M r». C. J. Kern »pent
Munday In Corvallta.
M r. and M r». A lfred Hom aachof
aky o f H a ll.« were week end gueata
i
at the home of M r«.
U o in a c h o f
sky’s sister. Mr». G A. Marnier«. A
fa m ily d in ner wa» held Munday at
the home of M r. and M r». W L.
Young, Coast fo rk, parent» of M i l .
Hnndsrs and Mr». Dom asehofsky.
»>* and Mr». John Fuller, who
moved her» »»veral
m o n th » . 1 ( 0
fro m Canby, moved b«< k to Canby
M onday
M ra. F u lle r m anaged the
H om e re»tau ran t In the
C e n tral
bu|W |„
n r d u lle r j ro
rh |ro p rB rU c .
Masonic Grand Master
Is Coming Next Week
M ilto n I-. Myere, grand m aater of
Masons fo r Oregon, w ill be present
at a cerem ony here next T hu rsday
evening when life certificate» w ill
be given by th e local Masonic ha lg e
to five who have been member» for
mor» than
20 year» and
have
reached the age o f 70. Thoae who
w ill be thus honored are
Hen
L urch, M. J. B rund. F ra n k B. P h il
lips. E rnest A. Gleason and O liv er
0 . Veatch.
Masons and
Eastern
Mtara and thetr fam ilies w ill be
present a t the cerem ony.
I'K K M R Y T M K IA n affairs
I N S P L E N D ID ( 'O N D I T K IN
T he Presbyterian church held Its
annual m eeting Wednesday.
Re
porta fro m the secretary, treasurer,
m issionary society, elders, deacons, >
Hunday school, C h ristian Endeavor.
M izpah class, deaconnesses, and
ladles’ aid society showed each o r
gan izatio n to have made good prog
ress d u rin g the year and each to he
In sound fin a n c ia l condition
P astor Duncan P
Cam eron re
viewed the year fro m the stand
point o f his w ork, showing that
there had been 15 weddings, 30
deaths and 19 baptisms.
A fin a n c ia l report o f the church
showed that all bills had been paid
to tne end of the church year on
M arch 31 and that there was a cash
balance.
C. A Bel,Her and Joe T, Sm ith
were reelected elders. W V McGee
was reelected head o f the boar,I of
deacons and W illia m Thorn
was
elected a deacon. Hchofleld Stew
a rt waa nam ed a trustee, succeed
Ing B e rt T ra s k
M rs. G. B. P itcher
and M rs. Joe T. S m ith w ere re
elected secretary and treasurer and
1
S. L. G odard waa reelected aa mod
era to r of the ann ual meeting.
Ml«» E velyn Cade of P o rtla n d ha»
accepted
«
position
w ith
Ih»
B eauty N ook.
M r and M r». H a n k Mcott and M i
and M r« M ik e Y o u n k e r of Forest
G rove »pent the week end at the
E It Wiese home.
T h e visitors
and M r and M r». W leaa w ent Io
Mpencer C reek M onday and »pent
the day w ith the John Y o u n k e r
fa m ily .
M r and M r». F orn
B a rr e l
of
G lend ale visited Monday at the I.,
Scouts Plan Paper D rive.
I., B a rre l home.
Roy scouts of the c ity w ill hold a
M r». Alice Richm ond of Eugene paper d riv e next w eek, proceeds
«peni the week end a l the A. A fro m which w ill be used to put
Richm ond and E. W Arm e» home» scout d ru m corps bugles and drum s
E m m e tt M orton o f P o rtla n d »pent In firs t class condition. Those hav
the week end at the home of M r ing paper or magazines have been
asked to n o tify Hcoutm aster K D.
and M rs. M P. G aro utte.
R aker. Hupplies fo r rep airin g the
M r». M P G a ro u tte and
M rs drum s were received Wednesday.
John Handers were In
Eugene
Hcoute of troop No. 16 went to
T h u rsd ay to attend the fu n e ra l of the steel bridge W ednesday night
a cousin. M rs E W Hoeelton.
fo r a picnic supper and the troop
C a rl F. G w en
of
Dlsaton
re
.
w ill go to K e lly bridge M onday to
ceived
(1.7
Tuesday
ax
bounty
on
prepare the sw im m ing hole fo r the
»
a»* «»* «» + * C h u n h S a tu rd a y
at
S m it h S h o r t
tw o coyote and three bobcat |>«lte.
N E W K l'L K H G O L F C L U B
com ing season
I
D D K 'C H M E D B Y C O M M IT T E E
M
ra.
(tic
k
Hturgr»
wa»
taken
to
|
M r and M ra E <• O. G ro a t, who
M r and M rs. H e rb e rt Rlea, M r
a
Eugene
hoapttal
W
ednesday
In
i were «erloualy III w ith the flu , a re
Rules o f the Cottage Grove G olf
and M rs W . H . Bachelder, M rs. F
«lowly Im p roving
M r and
Mra. the M ill» am bulance. H e r condi
L. G ran nis, M rs. P e te r
Nelson, club w ere discussed a t a m eeting of
tion
was
»aid
to
be
serious
Ia»e Cog, who had been t a r in g fo r
Robert F ro m m , P. 8 R ukow skl and the executive com m ittee Tuesday
K m n . l l i t l i . f f h a . r e r o v .tr d fro m
, h. lr h,)rn„ a ,
An 8 \-p o u n d d aughter waa born
Jack M ille r were am ong thoae fro m night and it was decided to ask
Iniluenaa
i (.flthain F rid a y .
M ra. G ro at la a W ednesday to M r. and M r«. Fred
here who attended a
m eeting In m em bers to fa m ilia riz e themselves
!<e»ton Out bain mixln n r.l t i n < •> < alater o f M r
Cox. Mr». M a rtin . Anderson.
! Eugene last n ig ht o f the W illa m w ith the rules in force and to ob
ottahed toe» on lb
Irfl fo o l « .»
Mu rah o f E lm ira , alater o f M rs
J. A. W rig h t has been confined
ette council of the A m erican Legion serve them more carefully. A new
oral «lays ago when a tim b er fe ll I G ro at, arriv ed H alurday to ra re for
to hl» home fo r a week.
and the A m erican I-eglon a u x ilia ry rule, th a t no children under 16 may
nt, the fool white he waa employe«! them.
play on Munday, wa» added.
M E Cole has purchased the In
M ayo Nelson o f G ran d Forks, N
for the Anderson
M idd leton
F le d C ordell of Eugene visited terest of hl» p artn er, W illia m W a rd .
Due to the spongy condition of
D„
a
rriv
e
d
recently
to
visit
a
t
the
L u m b e r Co.
IHunday w ith Ilia dau gh ter June at In (he B uckhorn cigar atore.
,
V.
the t u r f o f the fa irw a y s and the
home
o
f
an
aun
t,
M
rs.
W
.
H
In the W illy » Hix we have speed (he home of her g ran d m o th er, Mrs.
danger o f destroying
the
grass,
N. E. Glass was called to M is
O strander.
a d e fin ite le q u lre m eo l of every A m elia Fisher.
w in te r rules are still In force and
souri
M
onday
by
word
of
the
death
M r. and M rs. C liff M cGee and son players have been asked to tee th eir
purchase
T he W illy « Mix w ill do
T w o -ye a r old d elp hin ium plant« of his fa th e r, F. P. Gia»», who w»»
a rriv ed today fro m P o rtlan d , h av balls w hile on the fairw ays. Players
72 m ile» pei hour w ith ease
;.,IU ' and other perenntale fo r »ale. Al»o a resident hero fo r some tim e sev
ing been called here by the serious have been asked not to w ear high
are welcom e to try d riv in g
thia gtadlolua bulb». M rs
G etty». 70S era l year» ago. J. W . Gia»» o f thio
Illness of M r McGee's m other, M rs. heeled shoes on the course.
w on derfu l car any day at Nrl«on W ashington avenue.
n,2O-27p c ity 1» also a aon.
M A . McGee
M otor Co.
T he m eeting laid special stress on
M ra. C. K V m p h re y an«l Mr«.
M r. and M r». O. E . Woodson re
W o rd was received here today by the tw o rules, "Show every courtesy
H o w a rd T a y lo r 1» q uarantined
W ilb u r W a tk in s motored to C o rv a l turned F rid a y fro m a vlalt at th eir
relatives o f the d eath a t G reen and consideration fo r the rig hts of
w ith scarlet fever
lis the firs t of the w eek fo r M r» stock ranch In eastern O regon ncai
wood, W ls., o f B e rt Stoneburg. others and c a re fu lly observe
all
M r and M rs Charles
ttcldler V m ph rey'» son Donald, a student at B aker.
fo rm e r resident here. M rs. Stone posted signs on the course." and
M l» W V M .C r c un .l .Mi
0
V.’ O M. C,. who w ill »pend »prlng va
u n til
the
burg. w ho had been here w ith her "N o p layer shall play
U r. and M r«. P. T T ln k a m a n c f
H lackm o re went tn Isihanon
last cation here w ith his parent«. M i «. C orvallta spent H aturday afternoon
Mtsa
M ay
Kinsey
and
Ml»s children, le ft fo r Greenwood yes players in fro n t are out o f range,
T h u rs d a y to attend a P resbyterian A. A. Richm ond accom panied them and Munday w ith Rev. Duncan P. W h ip p le o f Eugene visited one day terd a y upon receiving word of M r. n or play up to an y p u ttin g green
as fu r na M onroe.
m issionary meeting.
last week w ith M rs. M t-lia C u rrln Mtoneburg's serious illness.
u ntil the players in fro n t have holed
Cameron.
Jamea Cox and aon G len of Y o n
R o bert M ills, aon o f
Mr
and
Miss H a rrie t O strand er, who re out and moved a w a y.”
Miss N a n c y W b lte » e tl li ft fo r the and Mias L u la C u rrln .
calla visited H a lurday at the home n orth last w eek, a fte r vis itin g w ith
M t» K, K. M ill.
a
Those at the m eeting w ere E l
A rch ie O. Know les, w ho recently cently und erw ent an appendicitis
cated rig h t a n k le H a lurday w lu li of M r , E . O. O G ro at, sister of M rs. O rp a h Benson
u nd erw ent an operation
at
the operation. Is m a k in g rapid recov b ert S m ith . D r. H . A. H agen. N.
Jumping fro m a box car onio a «an t James Cox, who has been III.
A new algn has been Installed nt P a c ific C h ris tia n hospital In Eu- ery and Is able to be up and around J. Nelson. C. S R oberts and Clec
pile n ear the dep<it.
M orelock.
W e have a w on derfu l assortment the H d llw e ll A Nelson service sta- gene. Is reported to be showing her home.
D. A. Em erson, superintendent o f
Nnooker, pool, card», fou ntain, to of u»ed cars, m any o f w hich have tlon. T h e gale o f several w e e k i satisfacto ry Im provem ent,
harroa. T h e Pastim e
a lot of good service le ft In them. ago tore down a fo rm e r sign.
W . P. V a n Schoiack Dies.
T h e Id a M ille r house on north schools, spent W ednesday In Cor-
W illia m P e rry V a n Schoiack, a
U r P R K n a p p has moved his Seventh street and Adam s avenue, \ vallls.
Rev. D u n ra n P. C am eron went to Can 1» bought on very cn«y term s
Em m a
D o o little w hich was dam aged by fire more
Miss Helen O strand er w ill gradu native o f the R o w riv e r d istrict,
D orena
F rid a y
night to aM ln t ond we w ill ta k e yo u r old bus In fa m ily Into the
residence on south F if t h street.
’ h»n » y««’'
•• b' ln*{ to rn down ate this week end fro m
Ashland where he had spent his e n tire life,
Bruce Cole w ith the p reaentnP rn trade. Nelson M o to r Co.
died Tuesday m o rn ing a t his home
Mrs. J. E. C h a ffin , w ho recently
of the fln re n a high school play. He
M rs. F red B etdler, who has been
H a rris o n K n ig h t has moved Into norm al. H e r parents. M r. and M rs. on R o w riv e r n ear D orena. H e was
» ,ved here fro m Id a n d M ou ntain, III w ith Influenxa. is reported to be , his new home In the M o rris build- W . H . O strander, w ill drive to Ash
waa accum panlrd by M ia s V lr ;!t
aged 75 years. 28 days. F u n era l
C d , I , vis itin g fo r a few days at im proving.
H u n t an«t George M K e rr.
Ing n ear the bridge. H e recently land fo r her Sunday.
M r and M rs John F R iff e n ld of ! ‘ h ® hom "
• nephew J. E H a m y.
Miss Ire n e Griggs, student a t O. services w ere held a t 2 o'clock to
H o w ard Jenkins, son of M r. and acquired the b uilding in a trade.
day a t the M ills chapel and Rev
M pringflcld w ere guests Rundav nt i v' ' on’ ,,r
no* "een for 25 M rs. Glen Jenkin s, had his tonsils
M rs. Id a Stocks
and
brother, S. C.. is spending spring vacation Duncan P. Cam eron o f the Presby
the hon
f M i and M i
J
'
s h * ■«**“ « * • w ,n ' r r
rem oved F rid a y a t the o ffice of Dr. Jam es R edfo rd , returned last week w ith her parents, M r. and M rs. H . teria n church o fficiated. In te rm e n t
VVillltfli
California nnd 1« returning to her
c I
1 i,,it
fro m Log Angeles, w here they at- B. Griggs.
was In the A. F . A A. M -I. O. O. F.
,
horns in Salem.
D riv e In and gn« w ith
H a lte r
W ayn e Brooks o f Eugene and C. tended the fu n e ra l of a sister, Mrs.
cem etery.
M r and M rs. Ed Long o f Los
O pen u n til m idnight.
M. P a rk e r, local rear estate dealer B etty W ilson.
M r. V a n Schoiack was born F eb
Angeles anil M rs. M am ie Reynolds
M o to rist Learned T h a t
ru a ry 20, 1855. H is parents were
M r. F i
n ..y ,.m l C l.il.lr.-n
. f : , 7 \ V « lt . W a it o .'W a ^ h " 'w'h«.'we7c returned M onday n ig h t fro m north-
M rs. S. L . M ac k in , w ho has been
S m all Boy W a s C orrect M r. and M rs. Green V a n Schoiack
P o rtla n d »pent the week end at the here fo r the fu n e ra l of
where
they III w ith the flu. la reported to be
R . Ixm g, c m Douglas county,
home o f M r s R o y 's m o th e r. M r
Humor can be found even In pioneers o f the R o w riv e r country.
b ro th er o f M r», Reynolds and M r. spent seven days cru ising a larg» recovering satisfactorily,
S u rv iv in g relatives include his
M P G a ro u tte
M rs. M a y W a g n e r of P o rtland parking difficulties.
A Brooklyn
(»•ng, le ft Tuesday fo r
P o rtland tra c t o f tim b er.
T he roof of the Roy E w in g house A nlorla and W a lla W a lla
M rs. E m m a D o o little le ft 3unday spent the week end at the home of motorist had circled two blocks In widow, M rs. H a ttie V a n Schoiack.
M r and
on south Mlxth street was dam aged M rs. Long w ill vlalt la te r In C ot fo r Hcotts M ills, w here
nn effort to find a place to park fo u r sons, O tho V a n Schoiack, Do
she w ill M rs. C lyde B u tler,
I-a te r «he plans to
Rev. Duncan P. Cam eron w ill go lb«- other night. He was taking his rena; Cleve V a n Schoiack. H epp
by fire H a lurday afternoon.
T he tage G rove before
re tu rn in g
to i vlalt friends.
ner; H u g h V a n Schoiack, U m a tilla ,
fire d ep artm en t extinguished Uta 1 ‘u iif.ii ilia
vlalt in P o rtla n d .
to D ra in Tuesday n ig ht to address fam ily to a neighborhood motion
and G len V a n Schoiack, P o rtland ,
bias« w ith chemicals.
W illia m s and H eck, mechanics, the parent-teacher association on picture show and already was ten and one d au gh ter. M a y V a n Schoi
N o rton P engra o f S p rin g fie ld waa
W om en s tra w hats, the newest soloist a t an evangelistic m eeting have opened the Golden R u le g a t- "T h e P a re n t, T he Teach er and The minutes late for tne feature pic ack. P o rtla n d .
ture. Flnully he sighted an Ideal
fo r spring and sum m er year M »n y ,,f the local R a p lla t church one day age n ear the Golden
R ule
a u lo Child."
<»lh«r a r l l a t i r h a t« on d l« p ln y
«t ia«( week,
cam p on south F if t h street.
Miss Josephine W isem an, daugh- apace near the theater. Speeding
N E W 8P A P E R advertising makes
up ahead of other motorists he
N ew Y o rk M illin e ry pa. lor», w here
U ra. C a th a rin e Bader, w ho spent
M r. and M rs. J. C. Johnson and te r o f M r. and M rs. J. A. W isem an.
slopped and started to back Into big stores out of little ones and
p ric e , are alw ays reasonable M , , h r w |n , r r
iHan
c„
h„ ! James C raig
cam e
fro m
Gold was chosen as one o f the five best
ke-ps them from going back to
ami M rs J. L. B eatty.
m20p returned to O regon and la vla ltln g Beach to attend the fu n e ra l o f L. In h er fencing class a t U n iversity the space.
"You can't pawk heah, mistab.” little ones.
xx
T h e y rem ained fo r the of W ashin gton and her picture ap-
M r«. J A
W laem an
and
her In Halem before re tu rn in g to h er R I^>ng
volunteered a fat negro boy from
' w eek-end.
' pea red In a Seattle newspaper.
; City Briefs
Station S & S Announcing
Prices Good Until March 29
Ooffee, Brite Star, lb.
Soap, 10 bars laundry
Salted peanuts, lb
Pickles (dill, qt Mason jar)
Benns (red or large white), 3 lbs
Extracts, 2 os. Schillings *
Bottle caps, Crown, gross
Margarine (Tropic Nut), 3 lbs
Yeast, Fleishman’s, cake
25c
29c
15c
29c
25c
29c
20c
45c
3c
..fc......
$1.00
29c
25c
39c
25c
19c
10c
49c
39c
... 45c
Sugar, 15 lbs. best cane
Graham crackers, family size
Bread, Cottage Grove, 3 for
Pickles (sweet, qt. Mason jar)
Candy, Honey Comb, lb.....................
Citrus washing powder, large pkge.
W ax paper. 3 for ...............................
Wesson oil, quart can
Corn meal, white or yellow, sack
6 lbs. choice onion sets
CLOSE OUT
These Items Good Only While Merchandise Lasts
10c bar Donna Castile soap
.............................................. 6c
Super Suds, large package
50c bath crystals ................................................................... 10c
Light House cleanser, can
Flour, 24-lb. Red Rose, hard wheat ..........................
98c
50c box Lang's chocolates ................................................. 29c
V3-lb.
............................ 19c
8c package Preferred Stock tea
3 packages Brown Rice Crispies
..........................
25c
1 lb. Preferred
Stock coffee ............................................ 39c
4c
Sugar sacks (inside) .................................................................5c
Soap Deal
Coffee Makers
The only way to moke ooffee
Coffee maker with a purchase of 1 lb. Golden West
coffee
.......................................................95c
Coffee maker with a purchase of 3 lbs. GaJden
West coffee
...............................................85c
1 package Quick Naptha Chips, 0 bars laundry soap,
1 can cleanser, 2 bars toilet soap
.....................95c
6 Green Drinking Glasses Free
EXTRA DAILY SALES
Thursday, March 20
Monday, March 24
Thursday, March 27
California Home Catsup
4 cans Rogue River T o m a to e s
19c
49c
1 can Schillings’ Spiee Free with
1 can Schillings’ Baking Powder
Friday, March 21
Tuesday, March 25
Knyal Club Shrimp, can
6 Boxes Matches
'
40c
Friday, March 28
14c
15c
Saturday, March 22
Wednesday, March 26
1 lbs. g o ld e n C sugar
Kegulnr 75c Brooms
25c
49c
Tropic Nnt Margarine
2 lbs. 25c
Saturday, March 29
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BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS
We now have a complete line of these wonderful health foods.
6 Lbs. Choice Onion Sets 45c
SMITH & SHORT
We Give Cottage Grove Trading Stamps
the curb.
Ignoring the negro boy, the mo
torist completed backing his car
Into the apace, then looked out and
angrily demanded:
"What"» the matter with you?
What do you mean, I can’t park
here?"
"Nothin’, mlatah. nothin’ at all,"
replied the lad with a frightened
look as he hastily walked away and
revealed a fire plug upon which he
had been altting and which had
been concealed from the view of
the driver.— New York Sun.
W h e n L ord K itc h e n e r
O v e rp la y e d H i t H a n d
Stories about Lord Kitchener are
always cropping up.
Here la one
which seems to be new. The civic
dignitaries of a certain town want
ed to make him a presentation, and
decided the best thing they could
give him would be a piece of china.
Being aware of Kitchener'« expert
knowledge of china, the donors wer«
anxious to make sure of his ap
proval, so they put It on the table
at a lunch he attended.
It was
a fine and rare piece, and as soon
as the great roan sat down he
cocked an appraising eye upon It,
and at once decided he must se
cure It for his own collection, and
secure It cheap. So he observed In
his gruffest voice that the piece was
not genuine . . .
at which the
dignitaries, very much depressed,
took It back to the dealers! The
story Is told by Mr. Compton Mac
kenzie In “Gallipoli Memories.”
U n th in k in g Spenders
The speuding of money Is so
easy among the liberal that they
do not always reckon closely as to
Its source. For Instance, there waa
Sir Francis Walslngham who was
Queen Elizabeth’s secretary of
state.
“Few of her council," says
Hallam, "Imitated the noble disin
terestedness of Walslngham, who
spent his own estate In her service,
and left not sufficient to pay his
debts.”
Sir Francis, of course. In
the generous outpouring of his
heart and purse, had no thought
that he was not merely spending
Ids own money, but that of other
people, or that. In his enthusiasm,
he was guilty of bad faith to ills
creditors.
There are many Sir
Francises in the world, and some
times they command a good deni of
admiration and respect—until It
cornea to the settlement of their
estates.— Indianapolis News.
"V oices” e f Snakes
No «nake has a voice In the gen
erally accepted sense of that term
as applied to animals and human
beings, says an article In Pathfind
er Magazine.
Naturalists do not
credit the reports of snakes that
bleat like a deer, purr like a eat,
cough like a monkey, or make other
vocal sounds. 8ome species of
snakes, such as the boa constrictors,
pythons and th» little American
puffing adders, are able to make a
hissing noise, which Is produced by
the a ir rushing from the throat
when the lungs are deflated. This,
according to the Smithsonian Insti
tution, Is the only “voice” possessed
by snakes. Rattlesnakes make the
rattling noises by vibrating th t tip»
their tails.
Dow ntow n
o ffice a t
K elly D rug
store.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
FOUR-FOOT G REEN SLAB
I t is early, perhaps, to buy slab wood, hence our special price. O ur
saw w ill cut this into pieces exactly 16 Inches long In the la te sum
m er, so your next w in te r’» wood w ill be cheap. W e can also furnish
you wood cut Into 16-lnch lengths d irect fro m the m ill.
B I.O C K . S L A B A N D F O R E S T
BOTH D R Y A N D G R E E N
C IT Y FUEL COM PANY
PHONE 18.
Ufie 3% of your gross receipts for advertising
and increase the volume of your business 10%.
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Home trade merchants will buy their SALE8-
BOOKS from their Home P rin t Shop.
ATTENTION!
EAGLES!
The following prizes have been furnished ns by busi
ness firms of the city. These prizes will be given to
winners in our membership drive contest.
GENERAL PRIZES
1st—Bridge Lamp furnished by Mt States Power Co.
2nd—Bridge Lamp furnished by Bressler & Son.
3rd—Golf Bag furnished by Lundy Woodson.
4th—Ten Dollar Credit Slip by Shields Studio.
5th—Cedar Chest by Shorts’ Furniture Store.
6th—Combination Fountain Pen and Pencil by Men
denhall Jewelry Store.
7th—Eight Dollar Service Credit by Oolden Rule
Oarage.
8th—Five Dollar Load of Dry Wood by City Fuel
Company.
9th—Billfold by Kelly Drug Store.
10th—French Briar Pipe by Pastime Pool Hall.
11th—Tailor Made Shirt by Owl Cleaners.
12tb—Five Dollar Welding Credit Slip by J. F Dil
lon.
13th—Dress Shirt by J. C. Penney Co.
14th—Ten Pound Ham by Quality Market.
15th—Ten Pounds Lard by Bartels Market
16th—Two-Year Subscription to The Sentinel.
SPECIAL PRIZES
To the first five members who bring in two new
members each will be given the following;
Ten Gallons of Gas by K. D. Raker.
Two Pounds of Coffee by Shields Grocery
Beauty Lamp by Nelson Electric Shop.
Box of Candy by Shaffers’ Confectionery.
A Big Ben W atch by August Heinrich.
Winners of any of these special prizes are still eligi
ble to win the general prizes.
Prizes N ow on Display
at G ray Goose
CARD OF THANKS.
We take th is mean« o f reaching those
we ran not «ee personally to expre*« our
deep and sincere appreciation of the many
kindneaaes shown u« during our recent
bereavement and of the many floral offer
ing«. The thoughtfulne«« of our friends
has meant much to us.
MRS JE A N LONG
m20c
AND FAMILY.
Jewelry
Calvin Funk Post No. 32
American Legion
Bargains
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Beautiful
Bargains!
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$24.75 W atch
f o r .............. $18.50
$12.50 W atch
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$25.00 Diamond
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$18.50
$35.00 Zircon
ring .......... $26.50
Arcade Theatre
March 26-27
The Best Play Ever Staged in C ottage G rove
150—LOCAL STA RS—150
Beautiful Costum es—C atchy Music
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tures and Oift Goods Cut in
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A G uarantee W ith All Tickets
Mendenhall
Jewelry and
Gift Store
T ickets on sale nt C olonial Cafe and G ra y Goose
ADULTS, 65c; CH ILDREN, 50c
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Mrs. Julia P. Hindley, of
the Ella L e h r Cooking
Schools, will conic to Cot-
tage Grove on April 2, 3,
4, to present three days of
the “ C o o k i n g School
T h at’s D ifferent,” spon-
sored by The Sentinel.
Follow her articles and
“ Come Into the Kitchen”
with Mrs. Hindley. Plan
now to attend each d ay ’s
session of The Sentinel’s
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