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•CBeCXIFTlOM X4TXB (Onto to edeeaoo) ¡¡fr* " .......I * H G ? " * S* . Member of V o AI om U y O f rio i A «foo Stole COterteJ into Ths union servies at 8 o’clock will be held in ths Christian church and Rev. Aldrloh's subject w ill be “Christ and the Laboring Man." Music will be In charge of Loren H ig h w a y lla p tls t Church. Louis Harvey. Rpworth lea g u e mid week Henry Randle, pastor — C hurch’ meeting will be at A Wednesday school. 9:46, W . L. Leonard, superln night and prayer inset.«« a . 8 tsndsnt; morning worship, 11. ear- Thursday night. Roy ecouts w ill mon by pastor: ths young people meet Monday night. Rally day In w ill meet at 7 o'clock at the Chris the Sunday school will be Septem tian church with other young peo ber 14, and promotion day Septem ple’s organisations; evening wor ber 7, Special programs have been ship, 8. union service at the Chris arranged and each one bringing « tian church Rev.. Ira R. Aldrich of new scholar w ill be awarded e spe Methodist church to preach. cial pin badge. Marie Snow, 14, won a spelling Ih» soik day Pi M»pt»mksr, 1980. s i Ih» liour of IO o ’clock • ni aa Ih» lime la Main ,lro»l. rfolurdoy rtnbkaih »rkuol al 9:45 a. m rhurck a.»vie» al II a in. contest In Price county. Wisconsin, Iha roani» cauri roani la Ikc coualy cuarl Froy.r iu»»ttag 41 7 80 p m. W.dn.aday, defeating ITS competitors and spall Italia« al Kugcnc. tana coaaly, Or» Any M t »»I «owe. ing ten hours without misspelling a Ikc place tur Ikc hearing ut uklcrili aay. lo cald tinsi accoanl ami ikc tinsi w o rd »elllentenl at «alti calala. In the game commission Sunday Mrs. Chrisman to the elder Free Methoilnt I'lurch —- Corner of and flrol publlakcd Ikl« »»ih day treasury may The Sentinel suggest | daughter of M rs M cFarland Musmè e r e s se end tonili rifili «Irosi— of Augnai I0»o that a country newspaper man g £ Hai» al lael tnihllcalloa Ibi« Wdlh day ROTICI OF FINAL MTTLkMBMT Clarence Peterson, who owns one of »»piombar, lo ro would be ths correct person for the of the best farms In this section, tog. I l ; T F g. y¡ a»aug»lla<la serri: W IIH T H IIAHVKV aad MKVA Job. I t may be difficult to find one and who each season Joins the local r »m re»’ sieellsg fkn ñ d n y. • a‘*e "htoV iSélr risei ertone' te F IIANVKY. KiMular and rifih it i*“ * ''* * * * * * * • “ * • “ Ik . • «»va (or eti4 eieeutrtu of (ho »elate who doennl believe he has trouble threshing crew, deserted the Lock- tlaoealrla of Iha belalo ot enough already, but we point to wood threshing crew Iasi Sunday • • • ot Mueaa A Loa». 4eeeeee4, lo ih» eauat? Nman A l.an». O»»»asod court of Loa» evualjr. B ute o f (>r»««a. J* the secretary of state's office as an for a few hours at home. He re F»u toses tul Asovmhly of Oo.l — B am « u U aa «>r4»r ba» b»»a m«4e an4 aat«r»4 IIKKKKHT W I.OMIIAHO -i? example of w hat a country news ports the yield throughout the ter Allurnoy far Kelal». »8» »40» Mato «tro*«, aeran» tumi A P • f lt o n >f TtoiorU 4tr*citnc (hie u»tlc» an4 «»ltlu< Addi» ti Muge, pastor Mundo? sebo»! al paper man can do with the state's rito ry good, some fields In the Lo- e.AS a «a.. s»r»l»»a al 19:46 a os., business. No, this w riter to not a dlstrlct going as high as 90 yaang p»epl»'s m wtlng al I y a . ) o»»n- candidate for the Job, nor has he gallalle aortlwa al * p at. | msatlag» to the acre of oats and any particular suggestion to make Mkl» «lady. W»da»aday: p n yar m»»itog as to erho „ ..-H I to s . . o . n . i u . t . I h lt t ,n < B round « bushels to the church o f Chrtot. corner of Sixth T k an d as; aar»l«»a wllk yuuag ampl» fu T ^ L a J ^ n t r l ^ w ^ ^ ^ ^ , ! Cr* Wh?“ ' The crew w ill b e . t r M , <nd oibbs avenue, where rnw hytertan Church. Duncan P. •hatga, F lld ay. atroal u w lla g . Halarday w h^hai “*y “* 10 <Uy* ' • m w * m«n lh ,n attend evc- Cameron, pastor—A t the 11 o'clock al t : 10 p. a. » a a ko™ “ * and th ,n th* ms- nlng eervlcee Bible school. 9 « . Sunday service Rev Cameron will Chln* wUI r* ' U™ h ,r * i ° ’* m ■a r tf- «up*rlntendent the men preach on "The Pereonallty of Lalkaraa Mínalos—dd»»all»l rduroh Mala atr»»l. Manto F Matea, ito . o f a n a n d a l P n a a l h l v h e to a o a n d i - M r- and George Nichols and of this school meet at this hour Jesus,” dealing w ith It as ths soul anal la r IM r la » a»rv|»e al * M ‘ date for the Job ’ I ch,1<ir* n anJ Nrn. Nichols’ brother, | w ith the community men’s bible of Christianity. The church will aad Iklrd Aaaday» ot »ark moalk. All Nets Fairchilds, mads a flying a u to ! class at the Arcade; communion of Join In a union service nt 8 o'clock l.ulkaraa», Irroapwttoa a f aalla-iallty trip to Winchester bay last Friday, ths Lord's supper. It , sermon sub- at the Christian church at which aro rordlally larltrd aa w»ll aa Ikoa.- koaia. fo r a few hours' visit w ith M r Ject. "Old Testament Evidence That Rev. Ira R. Aldrich will apeak Sun wka aro wllknal e a s rkarrh e workable'way of Sol»!*toto Nichols' father. Jesus Is the Christ;" union young day achool w ill meet at 10 o'clock. Cbaroh ot l'krlal. — (Leedoo. II aillo» lA M A A A A A A A A A A A /V n v . V through th» oloaioaU. ao Taney left late In the week people’s meeting at this church. 7; Christian Endeavor w ill Join In a •oulk at Cultos» Uro»». 1--Mamloy •»> rikto<^cStto«»*Oroi» SsnUaii"* *" * “ ’ !»#* the Prineville country to visit ’ union church service at this church. union young people's meeting at 7 »Ico». Hlkl» »ludy 10 a. m.. w onklp II O rV TM Q L IF T S T O K ID S . a « . »«ripiar» »lady t (O p m - — . ------ — - - - g»l relatives and Incidentally to do hto 8. Rev. Ir a R. Aldrich w ill preach: o'clock at the Christian church. Th» SpwtitOT lUUMII * » might rid of th» surplus wheat hr giving It to prayer circle and workers' confer Probation officers are asking mo •»r starving c i t l i o i If » drouth that annual prospecting. Lee Thomason, one of the th rifty ence. 7 43 Wednesday Mina Vldlne th» growing groin, in n blsaatng to torists to refuse to give “lifts ’’ to ' lagoiai, v s «again« th» »ntnaannd 8»n fanners of this section, has an O artln w ill sing at both the 11 and children. Id roe»»« aa a kaa»»aty baevfac I. O. ; This is going to be difficu lt to, tiaa a ruaflagnUoa that would destroy abundance of axh. maple and oak 8 o'clock church services. wood In the upper reaches of hto Shaw, minister.a n a put over, for every operator’s heart all th . grata atoawd la I woodland. This spring he traded S U P E R V IS IO N goes out to the youngster making P o rtla o d Sp»t F irs t M etb iaitot Kptocopal C hurch. The Spectator to correct. Nothing around until he acquired a wood bis way along the highway. I t to and ' Ira R. Aldrich, pastor — Church difficult to pass him by. The opera would more surely bring prosperity »aw which he has Installed on the tor with a seat to spare wishes to to the grain grower than total de- lower part of hto ranch near the school w ill convene at 9:46 w ith road He has arranged srndod bible study for all and a spe- pick up the kid done rein j a ride. struction of our surplus grain. T h a t , Harm s creek __ ■- — **— *- »>*>“ -■— <. » t • o - jt 1.................. . It .. I clal prim ary department. Orchestra But the advice of the probation of- U what the *-— u t ao that one man can operate get rid of the surplus. But w e’re , a t a reasonable profit He hauls the rehearsal w ill be at 8 Friday night. fleers to good. see astounded that The Spectator, ten»-1 wood down In long lengths and has At the Sunday morning worship When this w riter picks up a perato in everything except Its dis- been busy the past several weeks hour the pastor w ill preach on the Special youngster he makes a practice to cusaion of the eighteenth amend- buxsing It Into 18-lnch wood. He subject, "God’s Voice “ Inquire how the youngster happens ment, didn’t claim that the surplus has TO odd tiers in the drying stage, music, both vocal and Instrumental, to be begging rides on the highway is due to prohibiuon having taken . which he hopes to sell this fall, has been arranged. The Epworth meeting w ill be nt 7 o’clock. I f every motor car operator w ill away a great m arket for produets •'Tea.” said Lee, “I f I can sell this wood it w ill help me solve the prob- do the same he wtU get Information of various kinds ----------------------- I lem o f getting aw ay fro m a pay that shows that ha to an easy mark. There are a lot of things that go check, which I always had be Nearly every one of the young sters starts out w ith no particular on that the newspapers never hear fore I became a d irt farmer. place to go, knowing that he will about and a lot of things the news D o u b le your principel fsaier by 6 % end com be able to gat there w ith little exer papers hear about that never go on. p ound Interest where you are sure of tw o p e y tion on his part because of the checks a year always - January I and July 1. tendency on the part of operators F or a temporary career good Set aside a small am ount regularly each m onth, to give kids a lift. He to out to morals arau’t as Ik 1 or put nalde a lum p sum of J 100 or m ore. travel a t the expense of the motor smooth numner aad polished ap- “For 11 years I tried to get rid ' ear operator. W estern Savings to under State aupervlaioo end of constlpatkm.’ says Chas. E Blair. O r I f ha Isn’t ont to go no place 00» the State holds its first mortgage« in trust foe “Then a t last the simple mixture. in particular, he to Just coming " )»>ur protection. It to big. sale, rsaponaibU. Adlerika, made me regular." R O W K TV E B B IK B J J H . back from having been there, and The simple mixture of glycerin, has made up his mind that things buckthorn bark, saline, etc. (Adleri (By JACK HOWA2D ) away from home aren’t as rosy as Roderick Doolittle and Floyd k a ). acta on B O T H upper and lower oupon ha was lad to balleve before he bowel, relieving constipation in two started. No operator w ill object to M cLin of Dorena made a speedy hours! Brings out poisons you nev trip to eastern Oregon Saturday, helping the kid to get back home, Opes A ir Circas Acta G entlem en: G ood, old-fashioned, aalo, er thought were In your system. hut It would have been better for responding to a call from Lee 6 ’v . where m y m oney to available. In» Let Adlerika give your stomach and Daily H one Show Smith of Culp Creek, who had been him If he hadn’t been given the lifts tcreots me. Plena, forw ard me your com working in the harvest field across bowels a R E A L cleaning end see that helped him to gat away, Haces - - l a t o Show pound interest plans. the mountains and »ranted to get how good you feel! Cottage Grove e e s Pharmacy. ( Ï ) ___________________ j Livestock B x k ik its N om « And older folk aren't so much home In time to start teaching school. better than the youngsters. County Displays C lry . Floyd M cLin, elder son of M r. and Street. Some months ago this w riter picked up an old fellow. I t was Mrs. C. M. McLin. who has been raining, and he was shivering and home for the summer vacation, will return the first of the month hungry’ He said he was 84. and to LaGrande. where he w ill com there was no reason to doubt it. He We w in A N D LOAN A S S O C IA T IO N had sold a shoe repair business a t mence hto third term in the sixth Ellensburg. Wash., and was on his grade in the junior high school and 181 Sixth Street, P o rtland, O regon Y. M.C.A. ' way to Roseburg, where he knew where he is also physical instructor. Roowrccs O ver 8 1 ,6 0 0 ,0 0 0 Jack Lemons, succeeding Leo oldtime friends who would care for Wilson behind the edger at the Ga- him. W hen the hitch hiking busi ness was slack he sought cigar routte A Castings Lumber company stores for the heat that the body mill, has removed his fam ily to the mill town, occupying one of the lacked. company's houses recently vacated Not over 10 days later this w riter passed the same old fellow on the by Mr. and Mrs. Sid Savage. Alfred Pleuard and Charles Mc road, headed back north. This Lin left Dorena Monday morning w rite r was going In the opposite di rection. so he didn't have a chance for a week's outing a t Kitaon to pick up the old fellow and get springs. Both boys are attaches of his story, which no doubt would the Garoutte A Hastings Lum ber have told how he had been disap company m ill, tem porarily shut C o tta g e P r o v e Pharmacy pointed In the old friends who had down. M r. and Mrs. Charles Hastings, troubles enough of their own. now of Cottage Grove, expect to B ut for the hitch hiking evil this old fellow never would have started leave this section In the next few his trip, and he would have been days for Prineville, where M r. much better off had he remained Hastings expects to engage in farm ing. Charley, not unlike hto where ba started from. father, George Hastings, has been s s s Some time later this w riter picked a follower of logging camps and up a man of middle age and carried engineering w ork attendant there him fo r a hundred miles. The maw on much of hto life, but recently he said he was a poet and was on hto has become a bit enthused w ith the way to San Francisco w ith his farm ing Idea, brought about no poetry to sell IL H e wouldn’t trust doubt by the uncertainty of the it to the mails. H e didn’t offer to o r 830.000 read any of hto ryhmes, so this BOTICB o r m SAU o BORDS, liso w rite r was well repaid for w hatever Notice I» hereby glees that roaled bids the kindness meant to the w riter of trUl bo received ter th» aalo of fk lrtr ditties. Tkoaaaad D olton (930.000.00) RWaad- But this fellow too would have ing boads. 1080. by tbo d ty roeorder of bean better off, no doubt, had be tbo city of Cottage Qro»a I t i l l I ” H O W D T F O L K S — Speaking city h a ll until tha hoar of 7:80 o remained where he started from, y. m. oa Monday, tha IStb day of of dumb ones, K a rl M ills says which was W alla W alla. That Umber. 1080. at which lima and it a8^ be knows A guy who thinks sounds like a place th at ought to council chamber la the d ty ball af oro th at Fannie W ard Is a part of tago Orova, O n., «aid bids wtU ba epsaaad assimilate poetry. aad considered by th . common c o u c h a hospital. H itch hiking is a great evil, and of » i d city. a » » as the erudite and pulchritudinous Said bond« »ball bo dated the 15th day Dippy Dialogue. postmaster-editor a t Corvallis says, of October, 1080. and will be due aerially at the mto of 31600.00 par year, ta-srtt: Surgeon: “I ’ll sew that scalp there orter be a law about It. Flftooa Hnndrod DeUars (81600.00) deo wound for 120.00. ’’ October 15. 1081. Patient: “Gee. Doc, I want Flftooa H u d rad Dollar» (81500.00) dae C A M P A IG N S T A T IC . October IS, 1082. plain sewing, not hemstitch F tfuoa H u d n d Dollars (91600.00) dne ing.’’ October 15. 1088. W e are going to be told, as the 000 Flftooa Hnndrod D olton (91500.00) dne campaign progresses, that Oregon October 15, 198«. “A N D Y O U K N O W N O T H can be put on the map industrially Flfuon Hundred Dollars (91500.00) da» IN G O F R E L IG IO N ," A S K by state development of our w ater October 15. 1986. E D T H E M IS S IO N A R Y O F Flftoen Hnndrod D olton (91600.00) power, all without cost to the peo October 15, 1080. T H E C A N N IB A L . ple and w ith power for Industries Flftoen H u d n d DeOan (91600.00) "W E L L , W E G E T A L IT T L E October 15. 1987. a t little or nothing. T A S T E O F I T O N C E IN A Flftoen H u d n d Dolton (91500.00) dne Everything that can be done October 15, 1988. W H IL E ." legitim ately to encourage industry FIftaea Hundred Dollars (91500.00) due 000 October 15, i s m . should be done, and The Sentinel is Our new radios arranged F lfu ea H u d n d Dalton (91600.00) dne strongly In favor of safeguarding October 15, 1040. along the wall of a S P A N IS H our natural resources. I t heartily Flftoen Hnndrod Dolton (91600.00) home are attracting a lot of October 15, 1941. approves of laws now on our com m ent Likewise their Fifteen Hundred Dolton (91500.00) due statute books which prevent grab October 15. 1042. prices, 969.60 to 8172 com bing of w ater power sites by male Flftoen Hundred D olton (91600.00) dne plete. factors of great wealth, or w hat October 16. 1048. o e o Flftoen Hundred Dolton (91500.00) dne ever kind of persona, corporations October 16, 1944. Courtship is that period dur No. 2 Tina or animals it is we have to safe Flftooa Hnndrod D elton (91500.00) ing which a girl decides October 15, 1046. guard them against. Under present whether or not she can do Fifteen Hundred Dolton (91500.00) duo law great power corporations can October any better. 15, 194«. not grab our power sites merely to » e a Flftoen Hundred Dolton (91500.00) due be grabbing them. The sites must October 15, 1947. According to Glen Owens it octobVT",?-’ ^ D#u‘ " ‘ • 1M0 00> 4~ he developed by those getting them to Impossible to do better or they revert to the state, which O c ^ “!," “? . ^ ° 0) «“ when It comes to radios than to as It should be. to buy a Fada. O ™bSTl5ri,,l B i5r^ DO,U" ‘• 1800 00) B ut as to cheap power for Indus • • • tries through state development of with InUrest eonpons attached bearing In "T h a t’s a hot number,” said w ater power sites: W e hesitate to ton e! at the rate of not to exceed six («) the steer as the branding Iron from date thereof recommend anything of that sort r s e.t n‘ was put on hto back." and tho said la to n st to bo paid semi because of the few successful opera u s n a lly os th . 15th day of April u d » o » tions o f industries by government, ‘i? 15U| d,y #f <Htok« ef Statisticians tell us that after date thereof. but suppose the state should go In living decreased two per “ d totarest .hall bo payable to ths power business, and should . » . » ^ th itnciP.aI e city treaanrer’a office le Cottage cent last year. succeed in producing power profit Orore, O n. The whole of said bonds «hall • • • ably a t low cost, which by the way ba con en m et u d shall bo without prior A t that rate, we’ll be sitting ity as to each otkar, u d shall bo a ren Is Just as possible by a big rate- On»«°bO n UOD ** eltT ** Cotto«» pretty In about fifty years. regulated private corporation aa by • • • the state, how much would we be W e are sure sitting pretty helping Industry? rig ht now, because our new Those who claim to know aay Bald boads a n to ba nagotlabla line of radios hag arrived. «ball ba sold for aot loro than their par th at power is about two per cent • • • of the expense of conducting an In ntor’ciSt’ o r right s x ? to n jeet any resorrlng t tha F ra n k Mendenhall was show dustry. T h a t probably is meant fo r bid«; said bonds n n to ‘ ing a newlywed some of hto an average. Those who are users nnder aa Act entitled: new alarm clocks. " I don’t Act to amend tbo charter of the o f power may figure It out fo r d ty of Cottags 0ro»o, O n by adding a need one of them," eaid the themselves. now chapter thereto aathoririag aad 5m- recent m a rty r — " I get up W two par cent la the correct P? W£ r’.?* *ke eommoB eouneU of the city when I hear the w ife scrap , .iC2{Ud? O n n to lasno u d roll aa- figure, then this fro th in g a t the o gotiabla bonds of the city of Cottage ing the to ast” mouth about dragging greet Indus 0 0» °* ’n ,lrt* T b o»»o4 D d tries to the state through the lure of to n (680.000.00), or to much t“ .r ‘ of I LOO KED UP H E R REC cheep power is plain, ordinary O R D TO S E E I F S H E H A D d“ *d " t«.b.*r’ °l campaign hunk, either designed for A N T PARENTS. SHE H A D the purpose of catching votes, or 1010, and dne October 1, 1080 and to NONE. I L E A R N E D T H A T proceeds la retiring the out- the m ental product of those who expand tho Ikfrty S H E H A D N O G U A R D IA N . thouannd dollars ( |8 0 - have grabbed the issue w ithout glv- ?00i2 ? I #f i u“ d,Bg bond» dated October I EV E N FOUND THAT . i t o n ^ n ^ t o ’e ^ t o ^ tog any study to the subject, which 8 H E H A D NO S U P P O R T M VRWhBy the w ay popular issues X i u L ' X . ^ ERS. wr ’ • 7,b U are grabbed by those seeking of • • • floe. and pursuant to ordinance Ro. 1050 One thing the m atter with passed by tho common council and ap- E E W 5 this country to th at too many Chloago'i pollee matron says 90 people put too much "«tail” If ao satisfactory bid« ter tka purchase par oaat of doaortod wives had In installment payments. »00 little mon for huebnnds. Well, It'o ®f n“ * ieb? * di b* r« * lT*d «>• council will a mighty email man, anyway, who There goes the dinner bell. dooerta wife and children. » « E S - i M ’ i s S L - J i ’f i . ' s i l a 0 0» Are you planning fo r a plan Dated aad t i n t pnblinked this Slat day Old Adam must have been a blga ning commission. about your n^t l ^ T t h family’s health... The Bleclrie rofrigcralor U reeog- tilxcd today nn hi’ing nut a luxury but STATE »11 t’xacutial heiilth npPMmity. Ita health ful dry m id , . (guaranteed uf htduw 50 dcgrt’t'it tho yenr round , . . offers permanent Otepon Mail —particularly if you have children iu your home—to do without thia health ful all-year neccaaltyf Investigate totlay the health and con venient features of the Automatic Klee- trie Refrigerator 51- - STOMACH SUFFI SEE YOl'R DEALER TODAY- HE WILL BE ULAD TO EXPLAIN today ! Western Saving9 ngnlual ing danger of- haeteria. Can you afford 11 Years Constipation Glycerin Mix Ends It U se this C protection food spoilage , . . agaiuat the ever-lurk is yours b kept nt a trmpprfiturp TO Y O f THE ECONOMICAL COST OE OPERATION AND THE NECESSITY OE CORRECT REFRIGERATION IN YOUR HOME M o untain S tates power C om pany now toattend/ GRAY 5 C A 5H DEARR Y T H E RED A N D W H ITE STO RE P h on e 53 F ree C ity D eliv ery 711 M ain S treet T h is S to r e Is a H o m e O w n ed I n d e p e n d e n t S t o r e Radio Ray Has This to Say; W e S p e n d O u r M o n e y In O r e g o n R0M 0NA FLOUR G uaranteed H ardw heat 49 lb- sack $1.35 Salad Oil SUGAR 1 0 lb. cloth sk. 49c CO RN FLAKES Jersey Brand 3 Packages 20c Rice 3 lbs. 19c Pancrust Raisins ***» 4 lb. pkg. 23c x 4 p ound Tomato Soup 3 c a n s2 3 c \ Pail Quart Pork and Beans 3 cans 25c^ \ 7 5 c 29c S p a g h e t t i F"^“ n 3 cans 25c 10 b a rs 2 9 c S o a p p® V in eg a r P er G al. 25c CORN SALMON C atsup 2 for 29c, 2 cans 25c Each 10c Jells Best Dessert 3 pkgs 19c Quality In Bulk Bring Your Own Container Campbells P in k Van Camps, 14 Oz. Bottle T a ll C ans ."'or'- DEVILED M EAT F ancy Best C ider Golden Bantam \ Sperry’s Wheat Hearts, 3 pkgs. 23c/ P IIR E Y \ / Three 5c Cans \ Sperry’s Pancake Flour Z Large Bottles for 10c 3 lb. pkg. 23c / 32 Ounces Each 3 10c cans for 20c 2 bottles for 25c It A l w a y s P a y s t o T r a d e a t G r a y ’s ho married all tho la tho world. aM»99 4
