The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 15, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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THE GARDEN OF EDEN
1 special singing by the Rainbow
girls Pastor Cameron will preach Nervous Woman Nearly
the baccalaureate sermon foi Wal
ker high school at 2:90 at W alker
Drives Husband Away
i
, and his subject w ill be "The Trage
“1 was vaiy nervous and so cross
dy of Misused Power.** Sunday
SPECIALS rOR WEEK END
Flrat Methodist Kplacopwl th u reh . school will meet at 10 and Chrte» with my husband I nearly drova
Rev. Charles P. Johnson minister. tian Kndeavor at 7.
KuainetiN U rouc I iiih I tfettliiK better riulit iilinig Wo are
him away Vlnol has changad thia
• • •
The Epworth I «eague, senior, in­
well pl> l i s t ' d W e xell fur levs heegllke Wf don’t I l l t V e the
and wa era happy again." Mrs. V.
Cottage Grove District to Bene termediate and Junior chapters,
C hurgh o f C h ris t —»(L o n d o n . i t otli««
overhead cxiten.ie lltttl nn»tt of theot do, We do not sell on
will Install officers at 8 o'clock •ow tk • ( C o lla g e U r m $ ) S u n d a j • * r Dueaa.
vices; U lb le «tudy 10 a nt
w o rs h ip I t
fit Prom State and
credit, therefore you do not have to p«y for someone i>l*e\
Sunday evening Rev. Johnson will A.
Doctors ha vs long knoarn tha
s i . s c rip tu re
p m
give an inspirational address and
County Funds
grocery bill*. Wr try to tn iit everybody the «ante
valus of mlnaral alamanta Iron, oat-
an anthem will be sung by the
l.«thsran Mission Ad«»<n||t( <*a*»vh
Flv »watte™, the kind tlml doen not tear y o u r curtain*
choir. For the 11 o'clock service the « • s i M *ln S lte e t; M a r t A F Mlmow. pas cium w ith cod liver paptona. aa con­
to r
IH v la e
a t - SO the ftrs t tained tn Vlnol.
Nervous, easily
, h I i
'Is the and
Lane county w ill receive JT4.20d.24 sermon subject w ill be
th ir d S u ndays o f sach m onth
M l tired people
are surprised how
I'liiin
gods eritekent by the poiiutl, 15c, 3 Ilia for
40c
from the state this year fo r con­ Young Man Aheolom Safe*" Elmer k u lh e m a K Irre s p e c tiv e o f n a tlo *ta ll» j
Vlnol gives new strength, sound
struction and maintenance of m ar­ Allen w ill sing a solo. Sunday sre « o rd ts lly In v ite d as w ell ss those
Kleo brand fnney pennut butter in bulk. Ih 20«: 2 lbs 36c
who are w ith o u t a church home
sleep and a B IO appetite. Gives
school
w
ill
meet
at
9
45.
The
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p
ket roads, according to word re-I
s e e
Uetxy UtiNN Milky Way hntitl. flnvored with mslteil milk
you mors P1CP to snjoy Ilfs! Vlnol
ceived last week by County Judge worth league service for all the
P e nte costal A ssem bly o f t) o d
K * * i tastaa
10c
delicious.
Cottage Grove
It
is Niire good. I lb. loiif
chapters
w
ill
be
led
by
Miss
Flos­
M ain s tre e t acroaa fro m M. I* e la ’ lon
C. P Barnard, from the state high­
Pharmacy._____________________ (1>
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Prayer
meeting
will
be
tleorge
Wn.shiiigtoii
smoking
tolmeeo,
3
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for
way commission. The first half of
4 :0
a
m . ; services at 10
s
m.
the money is expected to arrive this held at 8 o'clock tonight.
OHc
young iwu^ple'v m eetin g at T p m ; »«an
One large pttckiige
N O T IC I
month. W ith $81,000 raised by Lane
• • •
( « lls t ic services at S p
m ; m eetin gs
25c
MoiWftriqie.
h
for
county, there w ill be $156.206.24 for | The Highway Hapllat Church, h lh le study W e d n e s d a y , p r a y e r m eetin g
N .ilir » I» h ereb y a i r e a th a t ea J a a e ID.
T h u r n A a j, aervleo« w ith yonng peo ple in
17c
Mo|MtiekN. each
198 0. lla u c r o h Hunde Nue I T to B I both
m arket roads this year.
Henry Randle, pastor.
charge, r r t d n y , s treet m eetin g S a tu rd a y
Inrluaivo * * teeuo L " « t t y o f i'o lte o e
T h e S to re th a t Sella fur lea*
County and state go fifty -fifty on *• hurch »chool. 9 45. W L. Leonard, vt ? SO p nt.
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m arket road expense, the county superintendent, morning worship,
» I I I he re>te«-tne4 by tbe t 'tt y o f t X ilt a f e
S« ven th U a r A d v v n tU t C h u rch
W est t ir u r e at the u fftue o f the r l l y tre a s u re r,
raising enough to u - u i . . t a t .
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ain s treet. S a lu r t n y . S a b b ath a< h*»ol al
K ire l N a tto a a l b a a b
b u llO ln »
C u lla t e
money dollar for dollar each year.
^nH -cost; Junior and H i B. Y M
> 45 a. n t . ch u rc h a a rv lc . at 11 a m lr u r e , i t r e t u a
A ll o f e al4 buatta afo re
The state s money is raised by a I P' V " ,7;
1* * rv“ * ' 8 1 sermon »•rayar m e e tin g nt f t l b p. m W ednesday i ■alii
w ill ba ta b e a ap. r»4ee m a4 a n 4 ran
one mill levy on all property 1
T h * Value of a Soul." tn y one welcome.
c e llrtl on aal.t d ato a l p a r r a in e pina a<
e n e
rru--4 in te r r a i, an d la te re a l th e re o a abati
Prayer service w ill be held at 8
throughout the state.
cesse
4»n aald t il t h day o f Jn a a . 1BB0
►
’ ree M e th o d is t C hnroh. — O e ru e r »•
o'clock tonight (Thursday) at the
roe nvs n ee an d south F ift h s ir. ■
H a le d a n d flr a t l ubltahed th ia I M b day
The state fund for Lane county church and Mrs. Thies will
be d l l ^ P itc h e r, p a s to r M unday acho.1 al of M ay. IWSO. H a lo o f laat publication
is $6.793.76 lower than the county |eaj er
(0 . fo re n o e a aervleen a t 11. ev e n in g s«r
M ay «0, Ittao
expected when the budget was
, vice nt T i t o .
P r a y e r m eetin g n l f »•
I I E K t I R K T f I K I N . f t I y T ra a a
>nl * q n llt u r e r o f f u t i o s e d ro v e , t ir e
>
»rodny
evenlecn-
drawn, due to deduction of the cost
1‘reaby terian Church
P a s to r
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of administering the fund. The Duncan P Cameron w ill preach at
county planned on J81.000 fron. the the 11 o'clock Sunday service on
state. Judge Barnard said the state "Spiritual Power." a study of verse
notified the county of the decrease 8 of the first chapter of Acts. The
tn time to allow the county to annual service for the Order of
make arrangements for it by de­ Rainbow for G irls w ill be held at
ducting the difference from the the 8 o'clock service and Rev. Cam
maintenance fund. The county's eron
............ will
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w
preach .......
on "The Message
m arket road program w ill therefore ,»
T h .,-
SZ
n
o . be
k * affected
the change.
not
affected bv
by the
change.
Barnard said.
The Pastor Say»i
Lane county stands second in
There are faults xt which It 1»
amount of state aid. The state will
N ew strea m lin e b o d ie s.
C h o ice o f ntlractive c o lo r s.
A djuatsble fro n t acuta in moat b od ies.
turn over $1.136,490.40 to the coun­ better to wink than to stare.
ties. Multnomah w ill get J112.498.87 Ethical culture asks music to cotue
Marion is right behind la n e coun­ forth from the soul, but religion
F u lly e n c lo se d , sile n t four»w heel brake*.
Four llo u iia ille doubb'-actiug liydruulie aliock ab*oriiera.
tv with $72 365.86. while Clackamas touche« the keys.—John Andrew
Holmes
will get $71.194.13
Coast Fork Cash Grocery
and Service Station
LANE HAS EXTENSIVE Church News
MARKET HOAD PLANS
Discovery of fossilised tropical
fruits In the Clarno cliffs of the
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I*
John Day valley has led to archae­
Uetarsny.
ological conclusions that there was
Bibsst Be4-
located the Garden of Eden.
f t r a t - a U . . i> « U lM U » a w t o t a a •> C m
That supposition Is slightly In­
‘
I w-eu»4 r i* » » m a tta r
correct. Although much authentic
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b
r 4a a a a O f f t a a ..... ..
data anu record- were destroyed by
malefactors of great wealth of
•UBMHPT u\ K a TE*
those days who were about to be
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r l ¡ prosecuted for stealing apple orch­
ft’
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_ ï l I » I O w s au«wtb
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ards and other valuable govern­
ment lands. It has several times
Mtrnb"
N» liw n s l F ¿Hurí a | A mikhi I j «
been proved by The Sentinel that
O r# •#. H a t « C d l t o H a l A » « * iti tío».
where Cottage Grove now stands
C r e a la
i j ì i . r ae«
Adam and Eve entered into their
companionate marriage arrange-
As mute testimony to prove this
contention, a descendant of the
original fig tree survives.
That
from the early auceotors of this
tree Eve fashioned the sheath gown
that has ever since been the talk
P a c ific Coaat Reprsaewt
of society, is evidenced by the fact
A W * t r p * a Iwe
that this is the only tree discovered
V n rtla a d H*< n r ity B l4 g ; Raa FraacH c».
P kartic R | 4 | , Ix>s A a fa la a O l i W aatarn in modern times whose leave» are
P a d fl» H I4 »
M *d R ry d o a Jac k la tbarg»
provided with apron strings.
The initlareferendumitis. a mon­
PICKING OTH ERS’ F1.OW1CRS. strous monster of the early days,
was common in the Cottage Grove
It la almost unbelievable that In country, and frequently some of Its
a country like thia, where flower» fossilized rem»ins are found.
grow everywhere In profusion,
The Land of Nod may have been
there should be any to steal the in the John Day valley, but most
pottle» of other».
of the folks over here were awake.
Enoch, the city found cd by Cain,
But that flowers are stolen, and
even bushes destroyed by the des­ has since become Ettgene, and it
poilers. Is frequently reported to hasn't mended its ways much
The Sentinel.
V e r y p l r a i i a r . i» 4 » e 4 . » r» th » a .w
No one who has within him true •girt» Mar. Ike) gir» aa ocular »*l4etsee
regard for the beauties of flower» of the tre n d lu w a id the r a tu r a o f the ea-
will rob others of what they have a u b llo c In fltis s i-e o f Id e a lis m .— O regoa
C it y K a te r p r ita .
produced with loving care. Only a
a f te r a li. la .................
lo w e rin g h e r « k irt»
hideous nature w ill despoil the l o r d ) v o m a a did out y ie ld t.< th e d i . : <te«
o f the fa a h io a m u a c rrs . b u t . . her ow n de
flower garden of another.
«ire to c u ltiv a te a love fo r id e a lis m F rom
But disregard for the rights of w h at w # w ere p e rm itte d to observe in the
others, the desire to take something s h o rt-s k irt e ra we th in k w e can »ay w it h ­
fewr o f successful c o n tra d ic tio n th a t
largely for the “kick" of taking i out
m ore w om en have high id eals th an p r e tty
something belonging to another, is leg« «— P o rtla n d S p ectato r.
strong In the makeup of many.
Naughty, obaarvaot Hugh.
There are those who would not
steal a nickel from a stranger, who
Tomorrow is prim ary election
would walk a block to return day. The Sentinel will refrain from
money given by mistake in making giving any advice further than that
Lane county has one of the
change, who think
nothing
o f 1 already given. I t has its prefer­ greatest m arket road programs in
breaking down a lilac bush belong­ ences. but it believes the reptibll- the state, consisting this year of 13
ing to another, or uprooting bulbs can party will nominate candidates major projects and a bridge and
from another's tulip garden.
It which it can heartily snpoort. and maintenance program.
would be better, and less a crime, The Sentinel has said nothing that
Here is where the $155,206.24 will
to steal the nickel
It will have to swallow in order to be spent;
Some time ago this w riter saw support any candidate.
M a in te n a n c e ___________ $33,206.24
beautiful flowers In a vase in the
3tl.000.00
B r id g e s ____________
home of a neighbor. They srere
It's odd that some people are so E m e rg e n c y __________
15,000.00
flowers the kids had "swiped" while contrary that they try to argue you
Row river p ro je c t____
1.000.00
out on a joy ride.
into believing that what you are Canary road
8,500 00
The stolen flowers had been giv­ trying to argue them into believing
M ary W hite sections
2.000.00
en a prominent place in the home. is wrong.
London-Shoestring road
5,00000
Never a word of reprimand to those
5.000.00
W alton west project
who had taken them.
Tbe longer you wait the more
7.500.00
Some time later the kids in an­ effort required to catch up. and the Cottage Grove west
River road. Lancaster
5,000.00
other fam ily visited the garden of harder to start,
Torkelson r o a d _______
9.00000
the first named family.
10,000.00
V a u g h n -N o ti__________
That was a different story.
The person with the best reputa­ Popoff r o a d ___________
5,000.00
Parents who do not reprimand tion for honesty does the least ad­
Oshkosh r o a d _________
6.000.00
their own children for stealing vertising
Mosby creek road ..........
7.000 00
flowers should not complain if their
6.000 00
flowers are stolen by the kids of
-♦ W olf creek road ______
I
other homes where stolen flowers
$155.206.24
are welcomed.
The m arket road program Is al­
I
__________________________ I ready under way. Clearing has been
West Point is located about
completed on a number of roads,
far east as it is possible to get in
Dr. Roland of the chemistry de­ and others have been graded. Other
this glorious country of ours.
partment at O. S. C. gave a liquid projects will be started as soon as
air demonstration in a special weather permits.
Anyway, Noah didn't have to assembly held Thursday. Among
Clearing has been completed on
pump the water when his wife some of his interesting demonstra­ one mile of the two-mile job on Row
wanted to do tbe washing.
tions was the freezing of gasoline, river. The clearing w ill be finished
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alcohol and mercury. He also dem­ over the remainder of the road soon
onstrated the frying of an egg with and the whole road w ill be graded
liquid air. He told the students this summer.
that they could not live long If
On the sections of the Mar)'
Prices of suits
they had to breathe hydrogen in­ W hite road grading has been com­
stead of oxogen. He also showed pleted and all that remains to be
are beginning
them how hard it is to talk with done is to make a few fills. Rocking
will start in July on the London-
hydrogen in the lungs.
to suit.
At a general assembly held F ri­ Shoestring road which connects
day the following were nominated southern Lane county with Doug­
for offices for the coming year: las county.
The project west of Cottage
President. Delbert Safley. Philip
Hersey Wendell Spriggs and George Grove will be done by contract. The
Kebelbeck: vice president, Jean A l­ contract will be let about M ay 15.
lison. W ilberta Wilson and Donna commissioners said. I t consists of
Bartell; secretary. H a rrie t W is­ grading and moving the channel of
eman. M argaret Leonard and Fran­ Silk creek so the creek w ill not
ces Randall; treasurer, Juanita cross the road in so many places.
Morris, Floreine Straussen and The earth excavated for the new
Florence Leonard: editor. Carolyn channel w ill be used on the road.
Relocation of the Mosby creek
Grannis. Louise Wynne and Elbert
Smith; business
manager, Tom road is in progress, with clearing
W righ t and Read Hemenway; yell for the new sections started.
leader, Alton Woodard, Dayton
Clark and Lawrence Wiese.
Teddy M iller, Wayne Maring.
Genevieve Woodard and Wallace
— «=^NO25
Boslaugh have left school.
Zelma and Calvin Palm er re­
A Quality You Would
turned to school Wednesday, after
Special from May 16 to 23
being absent several weeks.
I n s is t U pon I f You
To introduce our sheet music.
Robert Dusenberry.
freshman,
Knew A ll o f the Facts.
returned to school Monday, after
Regular 35c value.
absent several days.
For one week only you can being
Girls who have finished school or
purchase Six Sheets for
dropped out have started a term of
One Dollar.
12 hours in sewing sponsored by the
state board of vocational education.
Latest Popular Hits
They sew two hours each week on
One day exchange privilege. Wednesdays
under the direction of
Mrs. Orpah Benson.
Yours for Service
Mr. Averill, instructor in the
S m ith-H ughes
department, left
K E L L Y D R U G C O . Mncday evening to attend a Farm ­
“I f you find any fault whatever
ers' Union convention which was
held Tuesday, Wednesday
in this Baking Powder, or think
and
Thursday of this week at St.
you
do, your grocer will return
Helens.
your money and also pay for
The girls' speedball teams for the
1930 season were chosen Friday,
the eggs, butter, flour, etc., you
Only girls who have been out for at
have used.”
least one practice made teams. The
You will find that statement
teams are as follows; Freshmen,
Eunice Meranda, Erm a Bennett,
printed on the Schilling Baking
Dorothy Baldwin, Mae Hawley,
Powder label. Look for it.
M arie Cooley, Anita Haldeman,
Read it carefully. It is far
M ary Johnson and Helen Jones;
sophomores, R ita Bales, Mabel
more than a mere gesture of
Blackmore. Kathleen Beidler, Anna
good
will. Unusual as it is, it
Carter. Gertrude Pleuard, Lucille
means just what it says. Only a
Stoneberg, Evelyn Smith. Gladys
Sprouls. Dorothy Umphrey and
Baking Powder, sure and pure,
Bernadine Wiese; Juniors, Mildred
could carry such an offer. Be­
Bennett, Jerrine Burrows, Della
cause it is made from Cream of
Gallo, Dorothy Jennette, Maxine
Lemley, Ila Mason, Hazel H u ff,
Tartar, and no substitutes.
N ettie S wad ley. Mabel Thrasher
and Louise W ynne; seniors, Alder-
erie Espy, Ethel Bennett. Esther
Evenson, Fern Hungerford, Vivian
Longfellow, Viola Strong and M ary
Vinson.
Mias MacKenzie accompanied the
pi rig of Cottage Grove high school
to Eugene Saturday to attend the
play day.
The seniors defeated the fresh­
men 17-6 and the juniors defeated
the sophomores 12-3 In the girls’
speedball games Monday afternoon.
The Junior doubles defeated the
sophomore doubles 6-0 in a girls'
tennis match Monday afternoon.
Eugene high school defeated Cot­
tage Grove 11-2 Friday on Delbert
Kelly field.
The girls of the laboratory sec­
tion of the home economics clast
Long liiatnric«- U m ilit i”
entertained their mothers at a
Piano
Moving a Specialty
luncheon Wednesday noon at the
school house.
The boys' and girls’ glee clubs
Western Lane is b e i n g have
started rehearsing music for
opened for development in a the baccalaureate services to be
big way. G r e a t highways, held Sunday, M ay 2», at the Chris­
church.
deep water, dairying, fruits tian
George Kebelbeck, president of
—and Lane county’s finest the Junior class, has appointed the
Gbestnnt Brothers. proprietors
playground.
following committees to take care
STORAGE
AND GENERAL
of decorating and ushering for
TRANSFER
graduation exercises: Baccalaure­
ate, Jean Allison, Hesper Hubbell,
Tbtz Adr. 1» paid for by the H ill
Coal for Chicken Brooders
M arvin Shaw; class night, Jerrine
for R a j resentative Club,
'Iffle e phone 6
Burrows,
Alice
Sheets,
Wendell
Florenca, Oregon.
GOTTAQE GROVE, OREGON
Spriggs; commencement, Ila M a­
Itaatdenee Phone 16O-Y
J. T. M illar, Secretary.
son, Mabel Thrasher. Leon Van
N o rtw lck.
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F f . A T I’Il ES
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Typewriter
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Supplies.
The
A lu m in u m pi*tou*.
T o rq u e-lu b e drive»
Extcuaibc u*e o f lin e aleel forging* anti electric w elding.
M ore th an tw enty bull atul r o lle r b earin gs.
F iv e »teel-spok e w heel».
ew F o lli»
C hrom e ailieoii alloy valve».
C h rom e a lloy tran*mi*»>iuii gears and abaft*.
T h ree-tjuarter tlouting rear a x le .
Low tirst cu»i.
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OF THE
T rip lex sbatter»proof glass wim labieliL
5 5 to 6 5 m ile s an h o u r .
E con om y o f o p e r a tio n .
Q uick s c e e le r a lio u .
R eliab ility aud lon g life .
Fuse o f co n tro l.
G ood d ea ler service.
High School Notes
Old Doc Bird Says:
b a k in g
In su ra n c e
W e s te rn
Lane
Asks that it be repre­
sented in the next
Legislature.
Earl H. Hill
is our candidate
A b u s i n e s s man.
Born in this county.
Thirty-nine y e a r s
old. F a m ily man.
Western Lane has
not. had a representa­
tive for 20 years.
CHESTNUT
TRANSFER
CO.
Wrnncr,f o f
anà-Scn* M atch » azui
iter ¿Wdxw IwporUnee -
IB I
R a d io R a y H a s
T h is to S ay:
H O W D Y F O L K S — A new»
Item »ays that a man In
Scotland has reached the
age of 12« year». Claude Kern
thinks maybe he is deter­
mined to get full value out
Of one of those "life time"
fountain pens.
• • •
And on the other hand, there
was the Scot who got m ar­
ried on a jun k wagon so that
he could sell the old shoes
that were thrown at him.
• • •
According to an old tim er we
know, those who think mod­
ern life is hard on the nerve»
should have heard the old
fashioned kid doing his les­
sons on a slate.
R oadster .
P h a eto n .
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»440
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IZ D IN
L u m Coup« • • »350 C onvertible < ah riu irt J643
T hree-w indow Fardor Sedan $625
L u x , Sedan
, J630
C o u p e ..........................JoOO
T udor S edan
. . »300
Sport Coupe • • »53»
.
TUBO»
Town Sedan » • »670
d H p r te a s / . e . b . O M r a « , p f w » /r s l« 6 > a o d g a U a a ry .
F o r d M o t o r C o m p a n y
COTTAGE GROVE
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M O D E R N L IF E IS M A D E
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M O R E
PLEASANT BY M O D ER N
M E R C H A N D IS IN G
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ODS A P P L IE D TO M O D ­
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T H Y O F T H E NAME.
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Farm Hints.
I f your horse has the slobbers
teach him to spit.
The best way to prevent your
dog from suffering with the
heat in July is to kill him in
June.
I f you want to grow fat breed
hogs.
ROW THE MOST GIGANTIC AND AMAZING CIRCUS OF ALL TIM E! ALL NEW!
Static Helen sez: The average
home is a place where the
husband says, "Yes, Yes,"
and goes right on reading the
sports page.
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In order to avoid congestion
on the links, a certain golf
club
required
Its Scotch
members to obtain licenses
from the game warden be­
fore going hunting for balls.
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And let us say before we
close, th at you won't have to
go hunting for the beat in
Records if you w ill try Co­
lumbia. We sell ’em.
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P. 8. And If you think no
one reads The Sentinel, you
should hear the remarks on
our “colyum.”
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Cottage Grove must have a
city planning commission.
BIGGER-BETTER-GRANDER THAR EVER BEFORE-FOREMOST-MIGHTIEST-SUPREME
$760,000.00 CAPITAL INVESTED
5 0 0 -PEOPLE. 600
400-A N IM A L S . 400
5 - BANDS-6
6,000-SEA TS-5,000
30-AER IA LISTS-30
6 0 -ACROBATS-60
6 0 - RIDERS-60
GREAT HER DS o
OF ELEPHANTS <
2 -SPECIAL R. R .T R A IN S -2
6-BOSTOCKS, AMAZING ACROBATS
POTTER FAMILY, INTREPID AERIALISTS
J ^ P l i i t ? RANDELLS- DARING EQUESTRIANS
COY HERNDON, THE PRODIGIOUS AUSTRALIAN
MARVELOUS MONTANA SISTERS
kaichi . koban TROUPE FROM JAPAN
* GREAT HEUMAN FAMILY, BICYCLISTS
SILVERTON TRIO, WIRE ARTISTS
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AND 200 OTHER FEATURES FROM ABROAD J
NO WHERE ELSE CAR SO MUCH BE SEER FOR SO LITTLE AS WITH THIS CIRCUS
1 2 -ACRES OF TEITJ E M U A C IM «LL WONSERLARO INDER CANVAJ - 1 2
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