The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 24, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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m
at a ano y o u n g p o o p t a a m o o t i n g a t j ^ i a t l e a erelea a at • p m.t
•lUf*
7 will ba union services at this *tt>i. a ta d p , W e d a . a d a r : p r o ; . , •Min«
U l»
church. Rav L O. Shaw w ill praach T h u r * « a r f eerriea a w ith y o u n « p eo ip
p le
at tha 8 o'clock service on "The
■— «««. Sotarda,
Divine Mediator." A special anthem
noon. Th« aceldant waa a i d
to
_
hava b a n unavoldabla dua to
I ’reab) tarU n Church Rav. Dun
and aolo have bean arranged. No
•m ake from graaa. which waa bain« can P. Camaroo w ill praach a £ tha prayer meeting w ill ba held Thurs­
b u r n a d o o t h a Southam P a c ific [ 11 oclook Sunday a a r v la o n
day night but tha congregation has
*» Sara Sink I ..i M ' f o r m i g o . Ed ballavaa In going right of way and made tha highway Ity Religion?’ an a p p a l for
b* * n . ur*T d ,o.
th* Oaborn
Transportation
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nc th„ state into tha and approaching earn tnvlalbla
worahlp
amotion of a » » « y meat In« that n ig h t Tranap
w o r a h lp and
___ ____
_
•ÜBim i r r nos mates
t ~ e - . r o . uerth . - a ¡a lta r *“
ttom« For th* * to tha tabernacle w ill ba provided
b u a ln a a a . Check and
<O»ah la a d -a a a a )
k J X ho alro m a n °'cl‘* k «'-«nlng service tha church for thoaa who coma to tha church.
Th doubla check, but liatón to thia one: W M R ^ i k T
«.t»|TVroo
r»u-
i i a ^ i n v ^ u t h h ^ T b m u T h rth a lr wtu J” 4» o th ,r church* * * * th* clty
i I »)(>*• a ■ th . IS
la i h o M l u r o a r « o r .r a o r you v i l i d e
in a union aarrioa at tha Methodist
IJ - v k t h .r th r R ep u b lica n p o litica l » a - traveling
Fhe Highway Itapttst Church.
Momh*r o /
.> .• d. i.ln a te d and co n tro lled aa It la care to a atop and had awaited the church at which Rav. X. O. Shaw of
Louis
Henry Randle, pastor.— t
■ M tsaaJ CMtartai Aa
a
i
g
n
a
l
of
a
watchman
before
atart-
t - llo r * »ball b e k e p t
la
tha
Christian
church
w
ill
praach.
O r a r » « * •» • •<U»"rt»l AaaoolaUoi,
Church school. 8:46, W. L. Leonard,
e •««• W hile both care ware atlU in
p a v e r , o r c a ll a new d ea l w b e rela - th 1.1
O tap aa Mao
Sunday
school
will
meat
at
X
®
p eo p le v i l i b ave aneb
a
v olet
superintendent; morning worship,
, low they craahad haadon. Tha two
I co n tem p la ted b y o a r » y it .t n at
11. the ordinance of baptism w ill be
' bafoon children In tha m ar beat o'clock.
• • •
A fr a ..
observed; the B. T . P. V. will Join
Ed la d strict prohibitionist, so warn thrown against tha back of
Church at O r t e t , Olbb* avenue
era wonder wham he conjured up the front aaat and M r . bafoon was
8(xth (tp w t wh. r< m or, m. n In a union young people’s meetlna
the
Methodist
this terrible republican political thrown against the steering wheal. than women attend evening eer- at T o'clock at
church; evening worship, 8, union
I machine that could not prevent the L ittle Jeanette buffered a fractured
Blblo school,
9:48, Clem
' nomination for governor of the last collar bona, little D a n suffered a Sarff. superintendent; the men of eervloe at M. E church. Rev. I. O.
man a m&chtnw would have nomi­ Severn gash on the head and Mrs j the school meet at this hour w ith Shaw to preach. E. T. Atchley of
P s o if l« Cooot H e p r e a e a tn ll.e e
Lafoon eras severely bruised from the community men's bible claea at the Anti-Cigarette t-eaguo of Ore­
nated.
A. W . Strass. Io«
gon will lecture at 8 o'clock Friday I
This calling a new deal has never contact with tha steering wheal. ' the Arcade; communion of
a r lty « 1 4 « : Hnn I
th«
revealed any dastardly republican M r Lake escaped with only minor laird's supper. XI. morning sermon night. Next week will be the last
SÌdg.7 « e d « n ^iiw > s e k t s
Injurias. The front ends of both subject. “Building a U f a - by W hat week of the vacation bible school
machine.
and a special program w ill be giv­
And Ed is unwise and unkind to j cars were wrecked.
Plan?" This church's evening ser­ en Friday. August 1.
PENtUONS FOB VETERANA.
make such accusations against
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vice w ill be merged with the union
those from whom he must garner
Brought Light te Jepaa
service at 8 o'clock at the Metho­
In his objections to tha veterans' many, many thousands of votes If
Prof. T. Tomocda says that the dist church and ths pastor of this M ala i l r o l (U l« r d « y t e h h a t h ark,Mil al
pension bill { ‘resident
Hoover he Is to be elected.
visit of Oonimodoiv Perry In ISAS church w ill preach on "The Divine • :4 5 a. ■*.. ehuroh a«rrt< - i t I t I «
pointed out that It would waateful-
W hy. even Ed's wife is a member
Mediator." A union young people's Pray«« i„ * r ili» a l T S o t» ni W .4na«<l*>
ly give penalons to veterans who of the party that maintains this marked a turning potnt In Japanese
The event la s|H>ken of as meeting will be held at 7 o'clock at A a y « s o w o lo em «
ware In tha service but a few days machine which Ed has conjured up life.
the Methodist church. Prayor circle
F r ee M e lk e d la l C hurch — C o m e r
at
or weeks had not left the shores so that he can assail I t Surely she “The Cannon Roar of Urtimi,'’ and will meet at 7 45 Wednesday eve-
M o sree a r i a v e s a d so u th F ifth alreeta —
of America, had enjoyed many- wouldn't be a member of any such Is looked upon as the beginning of
O O. Crow naatur. S u a d a y a ch eel. S : 4 4 :
{ ntng. I. G. Shaw, minister
the age of •'.■cidenist .-l\lll«Mtl<>n.
p rea a h ia « . i f ; Y P . A . Y; e r a a « e lle tlc
years of good health after leaving hell-raising outfit a s Ed pictures
a er n c ea . • : atld w eek
p ra y er
m e e lla a
the service and now develop a dis­ the republican party to be.
F i r s t M e t h o d ic « E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h . T h u red a r • o 'c lo c k
P a e to r 's re sid e s« « .
ability In no way connected with
Ira
R.
Aldrich,
pastor.
—
Sunday
»1»
»«»k
Fifth
«‘rn«.,
their servloee.
N E W S S T Y I.E S C H A N G E.
school, 9 : 4 8 ; morning aervlce. 11.
I t may have taken nerve to op­
pastor's subject. “How Do W s Know
•*£ £ £ ac^Ii" from s " !• a ta tle a
pose the pension bill, hut the presi­
Aa an example of how even the
T h ^ m ^ ^ iM tj^ O o d T ^ ^ ^ g c to ^ n u e l^ ^ h d d ijj^ ^ u j^ je jto ^ jJ u a d a jjijh e « ^ ^
dent should have the endorsement newspaper busineas has progressed
of those who actually suffered as a within a few years we reprint the
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result of their services, whether following from the July 16. 1910. to­
that service was in this country- or me of the Eugene Register, which
abroad, for any waste in dealing vas published in the Register a few
liberally with those who have no
>y* ago in
Its "Early Eugene
Just claim against the government, Davs" column:
E G U A R A N T E E this M ille r Ceuretl-lo-lhe-
means less for those entitled to
H. E. O w en. fo rm erly a sso c ia te d «-Uh
M.
L.
E
llio
tt
la
th
a
re
a
l
e
s
ta
te
baalaeaa.
benefits for disability actually re­
Ktmtl T ire Io outuear uny o ilier tire o f equal
«-ill ep *» *■ o f fic e e f h it o w e o v er th e
sulting
u u n g from
i r o m a service
erv»ce.
. Eurwn; ( J , , rom p a a y , , i o ra
H e n r y la
The Sentinel believes In dealing a k n atler Ha la w ell knonrn la E u gen e
p ric e when ru n u u tie r the »«me c o u tiilio u a .
liberally w ith those who served in »ad o u f k t to aucceed la the u a d erta k lB g
"Henry Is a hustler. He is well
tha last war. or In any war. I t be-
ltevae th at in case of doubt the known In Eugene and ought to suc­
MILLKK a i-B H k K F R O O t't'T S COM FAN Y
H O W D Y FO LK S — W hat's
(IMLXMMNMUTVP)
veteran should have the benefit, ceed in the undertaking." That is
-«dltorial
comment,
not
news,
and
A kron . O hk U S. A.
the use of trying to keep the
hut It doesn't believe the veterans
even
in
1910.
which
is
only
30
years
houM
neat
while
your
wife
w ant anything except that to which
is sway on a vacation* No
they are entitled, that which should ago, that style of news put the
m atter how clean it Is, she's
ba freely given them by a grateful newspaper In the backwoods class
Today any newspaper w ith any
bound to say on her return.
pretensions
to
being
a
newspaper,
"Gracious, what a mess."
Tha American Legion presented
• • •
even
a
Eugene
dally,
forbids
ex­
a hill designed to care for emerg­
There's no pleasing a wife.
encies. but the criticism offered by pression of opinion by the reporter
riting a news story. I t Is no long-
She w ill even kick If she
the president Indicates that mem­
finds a two-weeks accumula­
bers o f congress, for political pur­ r nr-oer for the reporter to pre-
life
of
wedded
bliss
for
tion of cigar ashes carefully
poses, inserted broad provisions
every
newly
married
couple,
nor
to
swept behind the stove.
which the American Legion did
see
•res
i
the
opinion
of
the
com-
not approve.
>n t • ebout the virtues of every-
You can't see any ruins by
To shovel ou» tax money, for
Kt gets Into the obituary'
traveling In America, but you
political purposes, to those who
litimn.
can come home and look at
have no claim upon I t casts a cer­
your bank account.
tain degree of odium upon deserved
• • •
The question la being repeatedly
pensions and also reduces the
And then there Is the conso­
money available for these deserved asked, “W h a t has the chamber of
lation fact that If you do
pensions. The Sentinel believes that commerce done?" This question is
happen to need houM wlre-
the Legion resents having pensions Invariably asked by those who are
ing our services can be had
for world w ar veterans made a contributing nothing to the support
without straining the bank
political football. The Sentinel be­ of the chamber, to that It Is really
account much more.
lieves the Legion resents having not much of their business what
e e e
pensions given to undeserving to the chamber Is doing. But The
Static Helen sex, "The old
the injury of the deserving, of Sentinel could fill several pages
fashioned woman who used to
which there are sufficient for all telling w hat the chamber of com­
wear a veil for protection
the money which the national gov­ merce has done during the time
against the sun's rays now
ernment cares to devote to the this w riter has been a member. To
has a girl who lies on the
purpose. I f we have any surplus. those who ask the question about
beach all day trying to get
1st It go to those who were wounded the chamber we would ask: "W hat
tanned."
in the great conflict, to those who have you done? Can you name a
e a a
were gassed, to those notr suffer­ single thing that you have done to
There was a good chance to
ing bodily ailments and diseases bring anyone to Cottage Grove, ui
get both tanned and bllsterec
that are the result of their service establish a new Industry, to pro­
at the A. A M. fire Tuesday
or which It Is highly probable re­ mote a civic Improvement, to make
n ig h t
sulted from that service. T h a t’s the city a better place in which to '
• • •
where it should go.
live?"
1er
m e in e e e r e ie e a i a i e » »ne .ro­
b ad th ird Mundnya o f eenb m on th
A ll
Lulharbna.
Irrea p eetlea » ( n a llo u a lu y
era e o r d la lly la v lla d ba w ell
th ree
who ora w ith o u t a eh u reh beide,
s e e
C hurch uf C h r le l- - < l.u b d o n
I» m il ..
t.n iil. o f t h u ib«» llr u ee I
Kunday — -
w oruhlp II
Canned fonda heap bant In a cool,
dry claeet or atoreroom
Poeallile
fadln« of thoaa In «laae Jara lai pi «
v ^ U e d ^ ^ jih la lilln ^ f r im i^ ia ^ g h t .
High Quality
—Low Price
3
For nearly 20 years we have had a single purpose—to sell
the best merchandise at the narrowest margin of profit.
Your money goes a long way—but never leaves home
when you buy here.
PRINCESS FLOUR — Best quality Montana Idaho
blended hard wheat, per sack ....
$1.69
POTLATCH FLOUR Straight Idaho hard wheat, per
sack
$1.59
SUGAR -Best fruit and berry, 18 pounds for
$1.00
COFFEE -M. J. B., Hills, Crescent and Golden West,
special per lb.
44c
PINEAPPLE — Gold Bar, extra fancy, 1930 summer
pack,
s i « cans .................................. -...
25c
THOMPSON’S MALTED MILK - Double rich chocolate
flavored, per pound can
41c
MARSHMALLOWS- Campfire, 16 os. package
27c
SOAP White Wonder, 8 bars for
29c
BUTTER—Red Rose, made at home
- 35c
2Y2
Radio Ray Has
This to Say:
July Clearance sales continue in every part of the store.
Buy now and save.
Chfillen
a n y tir e d ea le r
to eq u a! th is
sensational
G uarantee
24,000 MILES
IN A YEAR
D ip p y D ia lo g .
O nt a t th e a e v a p e p e r fo lk s p lea !« y e a :
ta r d a r B ill C e n s e r o f th ei p o u ltry jo u rn a l
Ju st e o u ld s 't lo e r o hia bualnaaa s t hom e
an d sp en t m ost e f th e a ftern o o n e u m i s .
In« th e a n a to m ies o f I S fr ie d c h le k a a s .—
S ile iE C apital J o u rn a l.
O V B C H U B C H E S PBOGBESS.
“The world do move." This w riter
can remember when preachers of
the various denominations would
The description of w hat Bill did
hardly speak to preachers of other
j leads old timer« here to easily rec-
denominations. T hat there could be
': ognixe the Bill Conner who former-
any good In another church
never admitted by any church. Ere-
Cott*«« O™’ ® newspaper.
__ ..____-.¿LaZLa
and was considered an expert Judge
quently sermons were preached ex­
of chickens, live, fried or bobbed-
plaining w hy tlie devotees of an­
other belief could not hope to peep skirted.
through tha pearly gates. The other
eatoa becam e In r o lr e d t h is w eek i s
church’s manner of baptism was the W «aa
w ar. T u e sd a y a fu r a o o n . T u esd a y
wrong, or its rules on dancing and a i« b t aa d W ed n esd a y aeorea o f tru ck s
card playing were not sufficiently ta m e to tow n laden w ith em p ty drum»
rigid, or something. Even since the w hich w ere f ille d w ith th o u sa n d * o f «n l-
P o t . . — rin r o ro l o , ‘ o f f s s o l l s e . — W anton L ead er.
w rite r has been in Cottage Grove
Empty drums filled with thou-
ha has heard such sermons. Within
£ “ nt y * * «
C* ^ rch/ * ,U“ d tO l “ wdSonef o T 'u ? ’
sent It’ to
“ o ^ N o t R ip l^ .
m in i» «
Constable, a t Big Lake, Ark.,
to ¿ t S f ? a w h " . summer “
for4>1dden the flapper, off that
. "»""a". _
u‘ ‘ »uuiurei
u. , community to appear on the street.
i”
p r o f . The « y r o w . h e l d
W W CI1UIT.H iueiuug uie weauiBwroa» have been commended
for their
of another church to com . over to modesty.
t h . mors commodious church.
sawn to have le a creed and
A R o ab u rg cherry picker
dogma and • beck of a lot more shot the other day because the one
common senM than we used to with the gun thought the cherry
have in church affairs.
picker to be a flock of wild pig­
W.
eons. He must have had bats in his
belfry.
Your Home Print Shop First
Gtapfa AtZâmu cfl&icru
By K ARL K . M IL L S
A a t t i c grower a y s he Is going
to raise a kind of cattle that will
run entirely to porterhouse steak.
Such a statement hasn't a leg to
stand on.
The United States has 3,000,000
laws, and some of them have been
broken so often th at they are no
longer recognizable.
“Do you know w hat happens
to little boys who swear?”
“ Yeah, they grow up to be
golfers."
e s s
F A Y A L L IS O N IS T R Y IN O
TO M A K E A R E C O R D . H E
IS T R Y IN O TO GO 31 DAYS
W IT H O U T A S K IN G A M A N
IF H E W A N T S
A MAS
SAGE A N D T O N IC W H E N
H E COM ES IN
FOR A
SHAVE.
'
t
e e e
Gushing Gertrude says that
some men have a den and
others growl all over the
houM.
e e e
Loren Harvey dropped in to
headquarters the other day.
We are always glad to see
Harvey. H is remarks often
set us to thinking.
He
dropped this one and we’ll
pass It on to vou. Harvey
says that 20 years ago the
girls didn't think of doing the
thing! they do today. That's
why they didn't, do them.
T H E M IN U T E M E N
In November, 1774, the Pro­
vincial C o n grea of Massa­
chusetts authorised the en­
rolment of 13,000 men In ths
province, who should be pre­
pared to take the field a t a
minute’s warning. This army
waa, from tha conditions of
Ito enlistments, called “M in ­
utemen."
A thorough understanding of
our duty together with the
knowledge gained from many
years experience enables us to
give a m a t complete service.
No additional charge for re­
sponding
to
from Eugene.
..lortidcut
COTTAOC GROVE. ORC
RHONE 2O2J
2T*-‘
’Ambulance Service
Second Fire at Leona.
L E O N A , July 17. — (Special.) — A
fire of unknown origin today des­
troyed the old conveyor which es-
caped destruction In ths firs a
month ago that destroyed ths mill.
I The firs today, with only five men
I and boys avaiUbis to figh t ths
' flames, threatened nearby houses
and garages.
When ths w ater pressure became
I weak a call for help was sent Cut,
! but before any could arrive the fire
waa under control. No Mrious
. damage was dons, but a patrol w ill
be kept to watch for fresh out-
. breaks.
i Tha theory was advanced that
[firs had been smouldering for a
, long tim e In ths old sawdust, and
< th at this broke through end M t
firs to ths conveyor.
A rubber plate scraper scrapes
tbs dish better than a knife or fork
aad mvss fatigue b e a u M It Is
Liberal
Allowance
On Yonr
O ld Tires
f FAoneorrfrisa
in /.>f an
appraieaij
Com e in and le a rn a ll the fa rts
■bout M ille r T ire s and why it is
possible fo r us to m a k e thia un-
atirpaasable g u a r a n te e . T h e n ,
you be th e Judge.
A LU M IN U M PERCOLATOR
Colonial— 2 quart a l a ....................
LONO HANDLE SHOVELS «
4 dA
Strap — Black finish. O n ly ________ ____ la V V
Same—full polish__
RUBBER BATH M A T
l.lf
Soft, durable. Handsome colors. . . . . . . . . . .
111
I IV
a
PUREX TO ILE T TISSUE
• -
Soft, pure white. 1000 sheet roll....................... wg
12 Rolls for «Sa
__ IW
perfect condition.
s h ie ld w ip e r
“ T h e only expense we have had is
7."»c fo r a shook absorber lin k and
E N T H U S IA S T IC lette r® a b o u t th e
59c fo r u new rn Id le r fo r the w ind­
Ford car a rriv e daily fro m every purt
shield w iper.
1929.
“ T h e cor lia» given an uvernge
b etter than twenty miles to the gal­
Ford car am i believe it is the most
e c o n o m ic a l e a r th e re
over a ll kinds o f roads and in all
Thousands o f o th er Ford owners
kinds o f w eather, fro m the nearly
in every part o f the world rep o rt the
roads we had
1929
through
in
same satisfactory service und econ­
the
burn in g
om y o f operatio n nod u|>-keep.
Also through the heaviest o f
rainstorm s where many ears were
beauty
dead and had to sit on the roadside
th in g th a t goes to m a k e a good
am i
re lia b ility — in
u n til they were dried out and pulled
a u to m o b ile —- t h e
in, and through deep snow.
value fu r above the price you pay-
Keep® Your Cake
and Pie® Fresh
A Heal Bargain
9S«
OLA8S M IX IN O BOWL SET
S Beautiful Green B ow ls............ ..........
Pink O laa Bowl Sat ®Sa
89«
COPPER TEA K E T T L E
Heavily nickel plated, durable . . . . . . . . . . .
1JI
In
c o m fo rt, safety, speed, pow er, in
'DtteranJ
«9®
is on th e
m urket.”
was d riven m ore than 2 1 ,0 0 0 mile®
heat.
'B m i H/ u II j
lon o f gas. W e are well pleased with
the p erfo rm an ce o f the M odel A
In the first twelve month® it
spring o f
OREEN BREAD BOX
Well made, ventilated. Only...............—
WISEMAN
HARDWARE
m otor at that tim e showed it to he in
impassable
H ard w are
S ^ T . . . 7 .IS
r u b b e r f o r (h e w in d ­
“ W f purchased the ear January 7,
SAVE
M arahall-W ells
Assodata Stara
new
.‘SOc f o r a
perienee w ith the Model A Ford.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOSBOOOOOOOSbOOOOOOOOOOOOCMBCMM
The modern healthful
way to cook. M ea t
and vegetables retain
natural flavor». H a v y
aluminum. Let ua show
you this fine cooker.
and
‘‘Just a word regarding o u r ex*
Helliwell & Nelson Serv. Stat.
at
men llto i’j I f it Mould he n<hi«i4;le
to g rin d th e m . In s p e c tio n o f the
cal o f a great n um ber received.
MILLER
Housa Fam ishing
Needs
at that tim e, hut some o f the service
sh o ck abN 4*rber lin k
o f the w orld. T h e fo llo w in g i® ty p i­
Fifth and Quincy
IVild Blackberries A re
Being Picked
ently the cur wn® ru n n in g perfectly
p en n e won 7«*le fo r a
C hallenge th em — y o u r d ollars
are at atake.
N o w re a d th e fa m o u a M i l l e r
T i r e G u a r a n t e e w h ic h aaya
“ W e g uarantee th ia tire to o u t­
w e a r a n y o th e r t i r e o f e q u a l
j . 1 ice when ru n u n d e r th e same
co nd itio n s.”
e e e
People or citiee don't get
anywhere much without a
PLAN.
twenty lhon*and mile® mid ap p ar­
. . . a n d lh<» o n ly e x -
th a t “ th e y w i ll o u tw e a r a n y
o th e r l i r e , ” e le . B u t can they
h a rk th e ir claim » w ith ih e m a n u -
fa r tu r e r ’a fcona /¡tie guaron/ce?
And we are trying to
make a
record
this
month, on new portable
phonograph
customers.
Business is good and It looks
like sales records would fall,
Up at Salem firemen, short of
i «rater, commandeered m ilk supplies
w ith which to figh t flames, W ell?
M any local residents are getting
good pickings of wild blackberries,
which are reported as plentiful this
year. Many employes of the mills,
1 temporarily out of employment, are
| filling in time gathering this delec­
table fru it.
This berry, which
should not be confused with the
1 Evergreen, Is one of the m a t choice
th at grows In the state and usually
M ils a t a dollar a gallon.
M T h e v a lv e s w e r e g r o u n d at
F ord
M
otor
C om pany
every­
new F o rd is a