THVRMDAY. A UC U ST II, Il
ftrore Jkntwri
OUB BANNER CROPS.
“♦ ' O H Crawford. eap eriuieedeal ; proeek-
• I lag. I t . Y P g., » ; .T s a « .lU t l*
Mr. and M ra
Robertson are
gueats at the Prank McOarvIn
»'clock. Paster's
SIS sealh home. Mra. Robertson la Mr. Mo-
F ifth street.
Garvln'» slater.
Ths W alter Robinson
fam ily
F m ln re M a l Atseeikly of Ood — R a ti
spent Sunday at the Norman Suiter
s * = T S home.
« «s «, m : ssrOsea st 10 4« s. «M ; The Me Imo Pertnl fam ily at
11 o'clock Sunday service on ”Re- re e s s people’» meetla. si T p m ; .r a n tended a picnic Bunday at Bear
serelses
msellags
* u .le r a » Office
__ SS Sortii M > U ' and saw exactly the same things ; conciliation.**
His subject for the fe lts l. ils study.
W edarsd sy. prayer lueetlas creek at the home of Mrs. Perlnl's
that the Register w riter saw. The | union church service at 8 o'clock b D ih
t
u
r
s
d
a
^
»ereteea
udth
you»«
people
In sister. Mrs. Sam Oilman.
« Ü B S fS H P T fO N R *T »:R
day eras a Sunday and the crops Sunday evening In the Methodist
•irn e , weeUag. Saturday
(Cech ta ed»eaee)
The Ronnie Per In I fam ily and
si
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SO
p
at.
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J»|Thr»e
lT h re e ixoatka ko ? ' ' were so good that everywhere the church will b e
"The Tragedy of
M r and Mrs. M ax Tonole motored
a
*
I Ï * I O » . ai letk
»O .»1 th rifty husbandmen eras out gar Misused Power " Sunday school will
l.u tk er« »
U lM le a — AdTTallul <as<ek to Yoncalla Bunday.
nering them.
meet at 10 o’clock. The Christian
Memher »I
M ele » trr e l. M a n l i F Stara«. p w
Carl and Della Burkett went to
And ere noted something else that Endeavor w ill join In a union young ter
N atloaal E ditorial Aaaartatloa
Ittrta e errulce s i l i t e tke B r ìi
Oregon H l* l- Editori»! AseocUllo»
the Register overlooked, at least people's meeting at T o'clock at the ; ead Ih lrd Buadaya o l eack nraalk. All Veneta last week on business
Oregon Nrwapapar Ceefereace
Agnes and Demsrlgo Moetachettl
) l.u tk er» » *.
Irre .p e e tlr» of a a tie a a U 'r
does not mention. W e heard the Methodist church.
u è cordiali? la rlte d sa e o li a* thè»* were Sunday dinner guests at ths
clatter of combines and binders, ere
, wke are w tlk e u l a efcarek keora.
Clinton Ocumpaugh horns In Cot-
a s »
great loads of grain being
I hauled away we saw v e h ic le » c k r r v I F’ n“ M <"h" d ‘«‘ Episcopal Church.
‘ tage Grove.
C ka rrk ef O r t . l — (Laud e». I l ielle»
1 -
.n a a a
vehicles carry-1 lra R Aldrtch
p » „ or _ church
M ary and Logan M iller and the
e f C u llar» O r e *» .)— g u a d a r e»r
^ f o c i O„
? ■Ch°ol wUh « • ‘ h~ * d»p»rtir.»nt> •eulh
• lese; lilk le atedy IO a e t. werahtp I I
M iller and Mostachetll girls snd
sin^Ts rnslancl ^hd ~
2 T a t e a m and b,bl* ,tud v • d*P ” ‘d for Persons
a ai. ecrtptare »lady V:M p. a.
boys went to Eugene Sunday sve-
of b o J ^ ^ T i 7 . t i n
o< * “ »**=• w ill m «*t at 8:dS with
Ths Guardsman la the offt< lal
publication of the Oregon national
DIVIDE.
Pacific fu s e . Rrprosi a teilre e
A. w thypoa tec
; nlng
' " S f a“ *
f J T i h i ’r a K o . m l »
s ifi.m .
Portland Security Hide ; Sen Preectcco
(Speelel te Ik e 8 *« U a e l >
Skervu Bldg.. Ixw Angele». S i t W eater« combine or binder, gasoline motor „ , r u
The
orchev j
Aug. 1». Haxel Chapman, who
Pacific H ld g . Med Brydon lack In chare-
P r o b le m No. 83.
O
V
aT T
*.? <™ has room for two o r t h r e e m o r e
A water tank can be filled
» m o to r drlvm, vehicle carried the muMlclMn. T h , p . . t0r w lll praach was operate»! on for appendicitis re
P R O F IT O N D EB TS
husbandman about hie pl.ee Sew-:
„ o'clock Sunday service 0« cently. Is Improving rapidly and It through a pipe In two hours. It can
eral hundred head of horses o r - H , 1 ^ 4 . ^ Me • Special mu. tc Is sxpectsd that she wlll be able to also be filled In three hour» through
come home the end of the week.
a smaller pipe. How long will It
Money 11 eerily berreured k a t herd to mules would have been used In the
Mr. and Mra. Lundy Woodson take to fill the tank If both pipes
pay keck Over a term e t year» tke In te r old day to perform the work that has been arranged. A Joint young
peopls's meeting w ill be held at T wrere supper guests at ths J. A. are used.
net eque!» the prtnripel. Thia mean» that
le many eeaea the
Improvement
code we saw being done on this Sunday. and a union church service at A
Answer to problem 38 -31 cent-».
twice what It was expected to eoat. I t la Probably a
hundred more men Rev. Duncan P. Cameron w ill be Mackey home last Thursday.
one of the reear-ne that explains the feet would have been employed in
the the preacher and his subject w ill
that while population kea I aereeaed e le n i
I » per rent in the p e n IS year», public old days to handle the animals.
be "The Tragedy of Misused Pow
W hat ts the price of oats today
sapeadlturve hove laeraeaed fou r tlmea )
__ r ? : e r ” A duet w ill be sung by Mrs. 1.
‘‘‘ f’»* **’’*" '*“ *•
About the same as the price of a R. Aldrtch and Mias Flossie Mathis
and a solo by Loren Harvey. A
Public debt should not be per-
of m en* In young people's religious meeting
mltted to pyramid, and any advice
.
».
that tends to hold down public debt tblS o ii Year t h ,y * * * not much w ill be held at 8 Wednesday night
t. commendable but thè H em id
T ” T T “ 1".“
*" and prayer meeting a t 8 Thursday
B stekllek.d IM O
Fu bH oke. Seery Tkar»4»y
C hurch N e w s
K a ra yeo d rlre e d e v » tke W U Ik te rlie
I »»11»? m e e t ly . ky »like» tka eeel a r araat
»14«
I I f yon be»». yaa ha »a ak-
h U U M ky Oeueo O t »»» Nblliblnj ' »et red route»
artdaacaa la tka road. Id * flalda i
Oerajra«/
of
crop»
that
niaal vqeal Ike boat thia
Biker? Bade— ___ _________________ E ditor
fe rtile ra fto a p ro d u c e .— B ug»». Raftatar
FrrabyW rte. Chttrcb. Rev Dun
f t r t b p iM t pu hllrallen »Ulrrr4 el ('» I
Yap, thia w rttar drove down the can P. Cameron w ill preach at Ole
t*<» U re » . e»
»le*» m a itrr
! W illam ette valley a few days ago
dMnA.
H ip s ;
:
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night. Orchestra rehearsal aril) be
Friday night at the parsonage.
. ..
Let's take an example at home:
C o tU g . Grove recently retired •
general fund bond Issue on which
the interest had been one and a
fifth Urne, the p r in c ip i and none
of the bond, had been retired A .
the old bond, were retired with a
new issue, the Interest charge w ill
continue until the total will an-
proximate twice the principal
On the face of it the city of Cot-
.’ £ ? £ ; T t h ™ t i m : . 1^
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With which City, - h t s ^ p a i d L _
W e who - i c p , v ,»» t , v ? „ w „ . „
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Uv t' shorter.
chm “
men
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to h .
m^ h‘" ry
consumption has de-
'*• ‘
b“
conic upon us almost without warn-
£ *
heard a waj| from any farm oryan
I f the boad. referred to had been
retired In 20 years, as they ahould
have been in accordance with good
business practice, Ute money for
their payment would have come
from the taxpayers of the city
The ne>tinara7>**n>u.e foran,.il»tra
b o rrn w « ^ ™ e t
m ^ r d^ U v o ,
oer centd i ^ o n s ^ e i ^ t 1^ . * a xnth’i i
« t e ^ r in u ^ f ^ d ln ^ ^ :
£ t‘° " , 2 ° “ '
w
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w lth , L T
“ Ot° r d r‘' e"
Uf .
A
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h
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*-*f« for the farm er ha.
been
m»de easier by motor driven ma-
chinery. L ife for the farm laborer,
what iew the" " *
ot hlm- h~
been mad* e“ ’«r - “ d «>e tw o may
? T
flSiFbt nay Adin» i . gaswt .
in£ out a
In t e r e .r for money to ea?n when th e a T d ’ ^
invested in buslneas or industry.
The bond issue referred to b ore'
‘’’ ^
‘ i r t h ^ n d X u e had been
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lf
to
YonrHome Print Shnu First
Free M etkedial Ckurek — C erw *r of
M earw* eveae* ead eoetk F ifth a tc e » t--
0 _ 0 >J *ro w _ jv M ra r_ S u B d e y >2 jS « o t >iB^AS.
„ 0 ,
Wjfg
h ”
, y c a n t, do thla any
^
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X
th °*v 2 '
The man who declares he will
wear no man's collar shouldn't ne
glect to put his monogram on his
laundry.
The money a man's w ife saves
out of her allowance seems like vel-
I vet to the husband who borrows I t
The married man smiles super
ciliously at the Infatuation of the
'• office boy.
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o
Man
In Dead of Night
“Overcome by stomach gas in the
dead of night. I scared my husband
badly. He got Adlerlka and tt ended
the gas.”—Mrs. M Owen.
Adlerika relieves stomach gas In '
T E X minutes’ Acts on B O T H up- '
per and lower boarel. removing old ,
poisonous waste you never knew
was there. Don’t fool with medicine
which cleans ^-..J
only . P A R T of raw»*»,
bowels, I
but let Adlerika give stomach and
b° ” 13 a R E A L c," n ‘"K and
r’d of all gas’ Cottage Grove Phar-
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their ma- ’ ------
»wnproducts. as
been, it would have been retired
™
w ith money which many taxpayers
y
“ d aniro<1* on
either would have borrowed at 8 ' he farma' ____________
per cent or which earned 8 per cent
A
„
for them. Xn other words, while It
* * much “ w* uke
Bailey,
would have been good business to d* “ °cratic nominee for governor,
have arranged for the bonds to be we have never supported him for
paid during the 20 years, yet It Is a “ S' offlce- and *re not likely to
fact that If the same taxpayers now other Gtan to call attention to
would have provided the money for the iact that Cottage Grove has
their payment then as w ill provide reason to remember him for the
the money for their payment now. P*1"1 he Pl*>*ed in putting over our
such taxpayers are actually money arm ory bill, but we shall defend
ahead, instead of having paid the him vhenever he is unfairly at-
principal three times.
tacked, as he was by the convention
Here's another way of looking at of mavericks who placed Julius
It: Money that is Invested Is cost Meier in nomination as an Indepen-
dent candidate.
The
platform
ing just as much as money owed.
I f you have cash with which to adopted by the meeting declared
buy a home, you save paying inter Bailey to be a protege of the power
est on the money you have invested, trust. Ed may be a lot of things,
but the money you bave in the but the thing he isn't the most Is a
home costs you Just as much as the Protege of the power interests. Al-
money the other fellow borrows though this is a rabid republican
with which to buy his home, for if newspaper, w e should dislike very
you hadn't put It In the home it much to see Ed lose a vote because
probably would be earning you as I ot
preposterous assertion by a
much or more than the other fel- convention which had no excuse for
low pays In interest.
its being. Ed may never be gov-
As a m atter of fact It Is usually e™or . but he w ill always be clean,
pretty good business to owe money * nd ”
are not »° certain we can
a t 8 per cent provided you put the *» y that »bout all those who had a
hand in fram ing the Independent
money to work.
A ll of thia is by way of saying platform.
that the mere fact that a munici
E d ito r McAdoo of the O r r v t U 8 ta r had
pality or a person pays in Interest
pocketa picked twice when he attended
two or three times the principal hi»
the republican lU t » convention In Port
does
not
that there
has
been l* " <1 which »how» coantr? paper» are
_
,
. prove
.
.
.
a loss to the taxpayer by that pro- ‘ » i« “ proaperona a» they used to be.—
coeding, even though the proceed- s*IrTm
Ing is not a good one, measured by
- °P®. not correct, the thief had to
business »ten^eeds
‘ pick em twic* *n order to get one
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good picking.
President Hoover urges public
bodies to build during the present
depressed period. Governor Norblad
urges public bodies to cut their ex
penditures to the bone. The result
probably w ill be that public bodies
w ill do exactly w hat they intended
to do had neither the president nor
the governor given them any ad
vice.
• y A d v -e i
M ela »tr*»t. B e t a r d u y S a b b a th aeheol st
B:«S e.
ehurek aervlcr at 11 a. w
l*ray»r wraetlng at T :1 0 p m W *ds*ad ey
A ay eae w»l»ama.
s e e
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Oh Boy! What Joy
LIFT CORNS
RIGHT OUT
Not on Blfte Team.
Recent news stories said that two
man from Cottage Grove had been
selected as members of ths natle. ■
al rlfls team of ths national guard.
Ths utsn whose names wars given
are not residents of Cottage Grove.
Probably this city was confused
with Forest Grove.
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H vf«r** 1 • « T a k r T h a i
T r i p sssa> srw /se»f < se a r
r a h h a r / a . i > f A ha/ee»)’
Stomach
Relief*
F t
U N S A»
KF
nu
—a I h a .
as
eekaNagissasd *f awe
« a s
nrara ad arar, « « • *
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V 11 aura
ale. »n i l — vonoUea. k*er>
ken», keedeake, dbateMa
U raia anj uakw kaaMSwl
keeeuae II leeda Is ealueily
r a n e U » WwwQa. » M * tkag
vdw. e l kesa. *atp w aie«s« F
lw*>a laeufy a 7 a * »rarvaC a
Vlw II a aeessasaed Is
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'«f « * DMir MM»*«»
•m l MMÌ » GNU mjb b ty
Cottage Prove Pharmacy
< 2 *1
W« w ill repair ar aw ltrh year boot
lire« and give you a law figure aa naw
Goodyear Double Kagle, Heavy Duty
or Standard All-W eather». Drl»e In.
Katlnialee free. No obligation.
l.ifrliuK ' (.unraulre«l
Labor Day Rodeo
L E T ’S G O !
lin e a i Gran obtainable at thoao low prieoa. Valaoe
oaly the world'» largout rubber ro ap aay eaa a *o r.
Carefully mounted
FULL O VUPilZK
F U IX O V K M tiU t
HAl.l.(XlN<i
M KGULANM
20x4 40 ........... $0 60 30xSU 01........ |fi.3O
30x4:60 ......... $0.to | 30x3>.’ BS
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TUHK» ALSO PRICXD LOW
Sun., Aug. 31 and Mon., Sept. 1
W. J. Woods Service Station
Cottage Grove Service Station
A t Cal-a-poo-ya M ineral Springs
T w o Big D ays o f W ild W est S h ow s
RACING, BUCKING, BULLD0GGING; “CHUB” MORGAN
COMING; OUTLAW BUCKING HORSES; RACING HORSES.
80 HEAD; COWBOYS, COWGIRLS, CHAMPIONS OF CALI
F0RNIA; SECOND TO NO RODEO; SWIMMING, DANCING
AND OTHER AMUSEMENTS A T T H E CONCESSIONS;
CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS ADMITTED FREE WHEN
ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR PARENTS; 12 MILES SOUTH
EAST OF COTTAGE GROVE, ORE., LANE COUNTY, ON
ROAD TO BLACK BUTTE, ALONG THE COAST FORK OF
THE WILLAMETTE.
Home* trade merchants will buy their KAI » E S
BOOKS from their Home Print Rhon.
KNOWLES
& GRABER
HARDWARE
SP O N SO R E D BY
M cK EEL & B E R G G R E N
The English Way
NEW
Right from England comes the
new. better, joyful way to take out
corns— roots and all.
Callouses go also and you can
rub off that hard skin on heels and
toes with your hand — the magic
treatm en t
Ask Cottage Grove Pharmacy for
a package of Radox -put 2 table-
•P °onfuls in a gallon of hot water
—do this for 3 or 4 nights In suc
cession—then lift out the corns.
This Joyful exhilarating foot hath
Is simply great—you'll enjoy every
minute of it and your burning,
sore, tired, aching feet w ill feel
better than they have for years—
ask for Radox and foot comfort
w ill be yours.
Cottage Grove
O r e g o n
M ANAGERS
X
tobacco in Velvet
is aged in wooden casks for
over two years., that’s why it’s so
' I
Radio Ray Has
This to Say:
H O W D Y F O L K S - A news re
porter was trying to inter
view
Contractor
Charles
Stevens: “I have been In
form ed,' be said, "that you
began life as a poor brick
layer.” Charlie said. “You
have made two mistakes. I
began life as an infant and
there aren't any poor brick
layers."
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(fzapkcQuttineócfJfaiin*
By K A R L K . M IL L S
7
The dearest w ife is one who costs
least.
SILK CREEK.
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LT.-e
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FORT DEARBORN,
CHICAGO
One of the first settlements of
Chicago was F ort Dearborn,
erected In 1803. John Dinxle,
"F ath er of Chicago,” settled
nearby a year later. In 1812
a band of Indians attacked
the fort and massacred near
ly all the w hltea
The efficient handling of
every necessary detail will
greatly alleviate much of the
of the .H-
No additional
spending to set
for re-
[ o r tic iü ii
C O T T A G E G R O V E . ORE.
PHONE 2 0 2 U
.
•Ambulance Service
(Bpeclal to the Sentinel.)
Herbert Lombard remarks
that at the same time folks
are putting on a lot of style,
they are putting off a lot of
creditors.
•
Aug. 18.— M r*. Charles Trembley
I returned August 8 from Penn and
on Sunday. August 10, entertained
a t dinner a group of 11 friends, a l l :
| from the Penn district.
Mrs. M ary Burcham
returned
Sunday. August 10, from a trip to
Yellowstone national park. She had
i accompanied a son and his wife,
M r. and Mrs. John O. Burcham. A
grandson, David Burcham, visited
in Eugene with an aunt. Miss Lena
Burcham, during the tim e his
grandmother, Mrs. M ary Burcham,
was away.
A sister of Mrs. K. H . Bennett I
arrived from Yakim a. Wash.. Wed
nesday, August 18, for a visit at
the Bennett home.
The 8. D. A. Christian Help band
met August 11 a t the home of Mra.
i Platz. The day was spent quilting.
M r. and Mrs. A. Woolcott and !
Mra. N ettle Estes' sister, M rs.'
Wheeler, were Eugene
visitors
Wednesday of last week. Mrs
Woolcott went up for medical at
tention and remained In Eugene,
M r. Woolcott and Mrs. Wheeler re^
turning home the same evening.
Mra. Platz left Thursday of last
week for Portland to visit her moth
er, Mrs. Garven.
M r. and Mrs. Ernest Darnell and
| fam ily attended S. D. A. services In
I Eugene Saturday.
John Ashby and Sid Swanson
moved a threshing machine the
firs t of the week from the Swan
son ranch to the Shade Burcham
ranch. They wlll go from there to
the K. H . Bennett ranch and from
there to the Royal Oak farm .
F ir cons pickers have been busy
on the Julius Heckler ranch during
the week.
A rth u r W oolcott and sons visited
F rid a y and Sunday In Eugene with
Mra. Wooloott
Supplia».
The
t
L^rULL
OUNCES IN T H I
RED T IN
e e e
And another thing that
w ill help all of you to get
rich, la to save by using
our electrical service.
see
We cordially invite every
one to attend the showing of
our new radios next Tuesday,
August 28.
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M A N Y A M A N W H O L IV E S
L IK E H E W AS O N EASY
S T R E E T IS O N L Y O N EASY
PAYM EN T STREET.
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W hether you are on easy
street or not, you w lll ap
preciate the low prices on
our new radio«.
• • e
Dippy Dialogue.
“You wouldn't get angry if I
kissed you?"
"Do you w ant me to promise
not to bite?"
» » »
Prof. Emerson persists that
the reason past history Is of
ten referred to as the D ark
Ages is because there were so
many knights then. You can
not beat these school teach
ers.
s e e
I t Is probably Just a coinci
dence that men start joining
lodges after they are married.
» » »
Things W e’d Like to See:
A tra ffic cop being bawled
out by his wife, and a city
planning commission.
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W e thank you.
Typew riter
SentlneL
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Tip for the Doctors.
I f you w ant to get rich. In
vent a vaccination scar that
w ill look like a dimple.
Smokers:
Test this for yourself:
V elvet Smoking Tobacco is
different — different in aroma,
different in flavor. I t ia an all
’ round tobacco for pipe and cig
arette— note the cut, just right
for rolling.
Say what you please, there ia
nothing that mellows leaf tobacco
like ageing in wooden casks for
two years or more.
I f you roll your own, you’ll
find in every tin of V elvet the
makings of about $0 of the
best cigarettes you ever smoked.
V elvet tobacco is made and
cut just exactly right for rolling.
I f you prefer to amoke a pipe,
then here’ s a tobacco that hits
the mark.
Teat it out for yourself!
Lmaxrr * Mtaas T obacco C o .
elve
In a p ip e : I t h its the m ark
. . . In a cigarette: J u s t exactly right