The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 16, 1931, Page 5, Image 5

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C ity B riefs
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M rs. Helen V ila» w ent to P o rtland
M onday In response to a messgas
stating that her son, H a ro ld Vilas,
had been seriously Inju red In an
accident In th a t city Saturday.
H and
duy.
Itc h e a ra a l
T o n ig h t,
I* rt-
*C
ui
M r. and M r». E. N o rton o f Port
>ie C J K em
land were guests at tli
M rs ^ A d d */J a c o b » of lla k e r Is
I’hone 222
ilici
M r. and M rs. H u .'te y K e r n -----
.laug hter M a ry of C irvallt» were
Munday guests at the home of M r.
K v u i’n parents, M r and M rs. O. M
Kern. They returned home Munday
night, accom panied by M r Kern «
sister, Mrs. G a rd Corey, who w ill
v ls ll a few days In C orvallte before
re tu rn in g to her home In Colorado
M rs Corey was .a ile d here a few
weeks ago by the serious Illness of
her fa th e r.
Mr». N ancy P o rte r vtelted In Eu-
|M»‘ wcck w l,h “ nephew,
C a rl l-ebow. who 1» III In e hospital
In that city
W e give Ik) cents for your old
In c lu d 'd im o n » tho»« w ho at­
tended the A d m ira l Byrd tectura In
Kui<«ne last n l« h t war« M ra. Heten
Bostey and «on Fred. M r. and M r»
C. J. K «m and «on and dau gh ter
T o m and O erald ln a, M r and M r»
H e rb e rt Ix im b a rd and M r. and M r».
W illia m T h u m . A largo group of
boy scouts also attended
T h e W . C. T . U . ha» arranged
w ith local church«» to Include m en­
tion of the eleventh anniversary of
p rohibition. J a n u a ry 18. In th e ir
pro gram of »ervlce» Munday
M r» Alice MeC. M ilte r and fa m ily
have moved In to the K llxa Howe
house on south F ifth street
M r and M r«. D . H . W h eat nr
rived Mnturday to m ake th e ir home
here
M r W h e at took, over the
rnnnegernent o f the local Me* M a rr
•to re M onday.
Du»» your rad io need any new
tub«»'' If eo tra d e your old one»
In fo r Ik) cent» each at Neteon M o ­
to r com pany.
M elvin L ay n g , »on of M r. and
M r». Oeorge le ty n g suffered several
broken riba the firs t of the week
wh* n he wan In ju red a t the M atlo ck
s aw m ill on W o lf creek.
M r. and M r». Roy H o w ard of
Doahan visited Munday a t the home
of M r. and M r». E. G. O. G ro a t.
W ord haa been received here that
a 7 H -pound »<m was born J anu ary
12 to M r and M r». Andy Mears of
Jacksonville. F la . M r. Bears 1 ■ •
■ (
fo rm e r resident.
T h e nam e o f M r». H . H . H arm ««
of P o rtland was o m itted last week
fro m the list o f children Included In
the o bituary of M rs. James Itob l-
T h r names of I-«one, Iren e, B illie
afJ(j c h n rle tt H a w le y , a ll o f Burna,
g ran(j r hildren o f the late W . B.
H aw ley, w ere o m itted
fro m
the
o b itu a ry of the la tte r published last
week
H ave you seen the new W illy ,
tlx sedan which sells fo r o n ly 8623
to 8H7S F . O. B Cottage G ro v e ’ B -
new surc to drive this w onderful car at
M ir­ Nelson M otor com pany.
Just W h s l Dons R ’ oms
of M illio n s of Nsedl«»?
M rs Is full of little mys’crles.
Tons and ton» of steal. for In-
stanc», »re turned «very year Into
rssor binds«
Blades are tl»ed »rid
discarded by the million.
W here
do they go? And pins. About fifty
yeere »go It wes calculated that
enough pins had been made In Eng­
land Io cover the whole surface of
the tend
Bines lh«n tlie lr msnu-
fnclure Inis gone on at sn In. n n».
In» rats.
T hey are bought »ml
treed and dropped »rid they Just
disappear. Moinehow you m n un­
derstand a pin disappear!iii,' for it
1» made of soft bras», wlil'-h soon
becomes corroded. But what «bout
needle»? Ne. <11 ■» are made of very
hard steel
They don’t s e a r out
tmd their btislm•»» ends retain th' Ir
sharpness nlinost Indefinitely. Vet
one firm In England hu- been man­
ufacturing needles St the rate of
three »ml e h a lf million» a «< (
for niiiny year», mid for " \o r l o
hundred year» rn'.'llnns have he. n
pouring out steadily from work» nt
lle d 'llt'h .
Sow ed»)« modem ma­
chinery suable» one grinder to poll t
loti.rnxi needles in a day.
M e ry
week Iteddlt. b sells enough necrll «
to supply every man, woman, ami
child In II»- country w ith one
apiece.
Each of US loses on the
average one nee,lie a week lliro ilg le
out Ida or her life.
Keep Up Old Custom of
Blessing Fishing Boat»
For more than tlir< •• centnr!.-»
I the annuiil departure of tin* flat !• g
licet from the picturesque l> ! I ng
port of S' Me.'.,, i raat • ba bt • ■
p reced ed by the solemn blesidiK of
each boat. The rite date» back to
! the day» when paMage acroee the
weatern ocean to the Grand bank»
of New foundlaix) V n» lik e ly Io he a
terrify in g exper'enc«.
V e s s e l»
were »tnall, disaster and d!aes*e
took frequent loll In human live«,
and •<> Ihe m ariner made bis peace
w ith heaven before he set sail. T .e
day the devout fisherman follows
the custom of his forefather» with
peasant» grouiied everywhere In
gatlve costume« watching iho <•<■'«-
mom
Il s ■ c d Is lee» l c
for hazards o f the voyage are t„d
so great as they were IkM y e itis
ago
Vessels are larger, and It
was noted at a re. -nt ceremony nt
Mt Malo that a m ajo rity of tin fleh-
, Ing craft had modern aux ilia ry
motor power to ailpplement tlielr
•a il arena.
Cottage Grove Warriors Search Is Being Made
Win From Springfield For Missing Local Girl
Hehedulee
Are
Given
j„ r
Lane
County Basketball I va g ite
tinmen.
Beulah George. 13-ysnr-old Cot­
tage G rove girl, who makes her
home w ith her g randm other, M i«
W M George, on south Sixth street
disappeared ea rly Munday m orning
and has not been heard o f «Ince
The g irl left her home Maturday
evening to stay w ith
the O liver
Mhlelds children while M r. and Mrs
Mhlelds attended a p arty. T hey re
turned home shortly a f ’ er un.lnigh'
and M r. Shield« drove the girl tr
the Riggs home on south Sixth
street, where she «aid «he was '<
spend the rem ainder o f the night
H ow ever she did not report a t thi
Riggs home and s search for her
waa started Munday. Local police
are being aided in the search by
county officers.
T he g irl’« parent» are separated
and the m other live» in Portland
while the whereabouts of the fath ei
are not known
I t waa though’
th a t the g irl m ig ht have become
dissatisfied w ith conditions a t her
g ran d m o th er’s home and m ig h t en
deavor to locate one o r the other of
her parents. She sometimes goes
by the name of Beulah Shepard and
Is five feet, fo u r Inches tall and
weigh» about 105 pounds
A t the
tim e o f her disappearance she wore
a d a rk s k irt and tan coat. I t was
said th a t she also took other articles
o f clothing fro m her home.
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T h e * Cottage
Grove
W a rrio rs
basketball team , mem ber o f the
f-ane county basketball league, won
Its firs t league game of the season
Thursday night of last week when
It defeated Hprlngfleld 25 to 22 on
the local fiorir
T he gam e waa
closely contested but the W a rrio r«
m aintained a lead throughout ex-
cept at h a lf Urna when Hpringfleld
tied the count a t 12 all. Consider-
able roughness m arked the game
The lineups follow
Hprlngfl»ld <22»
W a rrio rs '2ft.
Nice, 3
F _ .. 5. H . W o lfa rd
H a rrin g to n , 8
F..
.6, Gate»
2. Mho fatal!
I ieeds, 1 —
8. Bagley
___ O
Pollard
5, Swanson
Hqulrea, 4 ....... O
L. W o lfa rd
Cum m ins. 8
H
2. G o ff
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Referee. 1-awrence Chestnut.
T h e follow ing league game« have
been scheduled by the W a rrio r»
J an u ary 15, Eugene T arta n » a t E u ­
gene Y M. C. A .; J an u ary 22.
K nights of Columbus a t Cottage
Grove; J an u ary 28, Springfield at
S p ringfield; F eb ru ary 5, T a rta n s at
C ottage G r o v e ;
Feb ru ary
12.
K n igh ts of Columbus at K. C. floor
In Eugene
,
„
R ig h t now more people are lnter-
I he I-a n r county basketball a«»o- eate<j ¡n th e ir w in te r’s supply of
elation has been divided Into two bread and m eat than in the retu rn
leagues w ith tw o divisions of League of beer and wine.
B. T h e W a rrio rs have been placed
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In the firs t division of I-eague B.
T h e w inn er of the firs t division
w ill play the w in n er of the second
division F eb ru a ry 19. the w in n er to
meet the I-eague A w in n er fo r the
f-ane county basketball cham pion­
ship and the R. A. Babb trophy.
The W a lk e r basketball team
is
playing In the second division of
I-cague B and Its schedule follows:
Janu ary 15, Thurston at T hu rston ;
January 22, Pleasant H ill a t Pleas­
ant H ill; Janu ary 29. B lachly at
Blachly; F eb ru a ry 4, Thu rston at
W a lk e r; F eb ru a ry 11, Pleasant H ill
at W a lk e r
IN C O M E
TAX
RECORDS
TH E
SEN TIN EL
«
Loose Leaf
and Bound
&
fib X
S lM /
LEDGERS
THE
SEN T IN E L
W ANTADS
QUALITY HARKET
rout
♦
n u rj/tc ru a '
Bargains and M ore Bargains
Saturday
A
M ine W o rk Progreoaea
M r. snd M rs. George H Jennings
who Visited the Lead C rystal none
In the Bohem ia m in in g d is tric t last
■ eck. reported that developm ent
w ork Is steadily m oving along. T he
latent showing at tha C rystal m in t
fiinn«*I ran 20 feet in w idth. Thia
la w h *re the recent rich « trik e waa
made. It waa announced th a t the
orc w ill b«* car^d for by a «tam p
m ill in the n ear future.
It wax reported th a t the road to
the lower cam p wax clear o f w o w
and th a t no g re a t am ount rem ained
at the Cryatal camp
T r e a tm e n t o f B u rn s
In every home where there «r
children the medicine closet eh 'ijld
contain a good remedy for hums
I t 1» advisable to always have on
hand a hottie of olive oil and a bot
tie of lime water.
When mixed In
equal proportions this Is one of the
hestt remedies for hnma th a t Is
known
Saturate cloth» w ith the
•olutlon and cover the hum»
B eg in a t H o m e
“ W a r can be abolished,’’ said HI
Ho, the sage o f Chinatown.
’ The
flrxt step In that direction w ill be
for the neighbors to resse quarrel
In g ” — Washington Star.
Money In the bank is stored up
fin a n c ia l energy.
visiting at the home o f a daughter, radio tube» when buying a
Nelson
M r» E. R l-em ley
«»be at re g u la r price
Paul E M organ, »tale tr a ffic of
Mnuoker. pool, carda, totewco. »or
fo u n tain T h e Paatim e fo r pastime.
N E W O . E. battery radio M t, fleer. Is d riv in g a new Chevrolet
831)90.
Us«« screen-grid
power coupe o f the o ffic ia l w hite color of
M r and M r s W W M c F a rla n d - -
,ilu m i n at.<i .in g le dial Mod-
the State tr a ffic d ep artm ent. He
,„ .,v s d la st w e e k to th e lt
„y ,.rn , e t . m o d e m to n e
Ita d lo Ite y , recelvod the car last week.
property oh w o t M uln Mtr»®' i n y
down by the bridge
M rs. W C a rlto n S m ith o f Salem,
had been occupying an a p artm ent
A M E R IC A N L E G IO N T O H E L P
M rs. E m m a B ra n s le lte r wav a a fo rm e r resident of this city, has
in the la w s o n building
A 'E T E R A N M O N A ID P L A N
visitor last w eek at th e homes of , been appointed representative fro m
F red Bennett, accom panied by a
b ro th er C arl, went
tu
P o rtland her nlelers, M rs. John B a rk e r ami M a r ,on COu nty In the state iegtela-
C alvin F u n k post of the A m erican
M r» 8. E. M ark le y. M rs
B ran-
F rid a y . T h e te tte r underw ent ex­ » le tte r was enroute fro m Eugene to lu re by G overno r Meter,
Legion is m aking plans to assist
am in a tio n and tre a tm e n t a t the I-o» Angeles, where »he w ill m ake
M r. and M rs. Lee Cox. M rs. E. O.
W orld w ar veterans to apply for
Veterans' hospital. C a rl recently her home
th e ir adjusted compensation c e rti­
She was accom panlej O G ro at and niece, P h ylll» V in cen t,
lost the sight of one eye and the by a »on. K elly B ra n s le lte r. of I-o» Vtelted M onday In E lm ira at th'
ficates, a large num ber In this v i­
o ther eye ts effected
It Is thought
home of M r. Cox's and M rs. G ro at's
c in ity having failed to apply here­
Angeles.
W
h
at
Causes
C
e
te
rrh
T
the blindness wa» caused by a
sister, M rs. M a rth a M arsh.
tofore
These certificates average
M r. and M r». Curtte V eatcli of
spray w hich M r Bennett used In
Somehow or other man) people around 81000. Those w ishing to
spraying his orchard a! his C a li­ Halsey were here last week to a t­
have tbs erroneous
Idea
tin t m ake application have been asked
fo rn ia ranch
M r Bennett a rrived tend the fu n e ra l of W . B. H aw ley,
catarrh Is more or less a chron
, to n otify officers of the Legion,
here last week fro m Fresno Cal., uncle of M rs. Vsatch.
bend cold. Such, however, la not Robert F ro m m . R alph Chestnut,
.-lier»
£ n « ;v .--I ' u » e
M r. and M r». J. A. Vonada and
w ith hte fath er. J. H . Bennett, who
the case A catarrhal condition re­ Fred
Bennett, or other active
Ed Vonada, who vtelted last wvek
had vtelted there w ith telatlves.
Me.
s i.
unknown P the
sults when the nasal organ has to Legionnaires, and a n ig ht next
at the John T h ru n
home, left At ..
Il 1 .'..•no«, mid In the Mac ' rid the body of various Im im rltle« week w ill be set aside fo r m a k in g
T hu rsday of la»t week fo r
th e ir kci.rlc delta region such dwelling’
and poisons that have accumulated out and m a ilin g the c e rtific a te ap­
home In Salada Beach. Cal. BUI are ti'i'd old) In emergencies.
because soioe organ <»f elim ination plications. Applicants m ust bring
T h ru n o f Eugene
accompanied
is not p a rfo ra la g i t ’ t M k .
in discharges.
T he snow house has Ion« been
them to C a lifo rn ia .
such ease the mucous membrane of
ami »tin 1» ihe w.i,i. r habitation a t
O N E ^
the nose Is mi.de to throw off the
. • ,.f i . | •' groapa
it
U S E D Z en ith , model V I I I . cabi­ , ..
A lr|» irt Im p ro vem ent» Started.
F
R
IE N D ^ ?
overflow of mucous or poison Some
net radio. B a tte ry or electric. 84» lered iiis tw a rd from Coronation
J. E E m ery, L R . P etite. B e rt D .
common causes of catarrh are D eFo rd and F re d Schira o f the
Even In that
complete. R ad io R ay, down by the g ulf to Greenland.
constipation. Indigestion, lack of U nited States dep artm en t of com­
■li oilnle region Ihe snow bouse Is
bridge.
exercise and too much clothing. In merce. division of airw ays, arriv ed
regularly Inhabited only when !)•
Miss M y rtle Hubbell, who 1» tsk
Ihe case o f the clothing the pores this week to m ake im provem ent» at
Ing nurses tra in in g a t the P acific other building mnterlals are avail
of the skin ure not allowed to the federal a irp o rt south o f the city.
Some o f these Eskimo hunt
C h ristian hospital In Eugene, spent able
They sell fresh meat al­
function as they should and cer­ T h e y expect to be here three weeks
Sunday aftern oo n here w ith
hei era are very adept at construcf'o j
ways—feature
prompt and
tain
body
pomons
are
not
carried
houses
of
snow
for
Ihe
temporary
and
w
ill
in
stall
day
m
a
rk
e
rs
and
parents, M r. and M ra. W . L. H u b ­
off. Too much sugar and starchy ditch the field fo r drainage.
shelter o f th e ir fam ilie s
courteous service and sell
bell.
foods are also causes o f catarrh.
T he L abrador Eskimos do no! live
the finest piece of Roast
W e w ill a llow you 90 cents for
The proper wa) to treut the tf® iWa •
any old radio tube when buying a In snow h ,.u ses, and out of I 8
I ’ve ever had. The place
Is
to
And
the
i
derlylng
cn
i’
»
and
i
new tube fro m us. Nelson M otor 15.000 Eskimos In Greenland onl)
endeavor
to
correct
It
without
pay-
I
is
the Quality Market
a few hundred living around <’: pe
com pany.
Ing too much attention to the i -e
I
York ever dw ell In such shelter*
W illia m M orelock haa been con
and M e W M inenihrane
I ’nth' nd- 1
E v in among the«« ihe m °re usual
F O R R E N T —H O U S E O N F I F T H
er Magazine.
Iv a n M cqueen of T e rry . M ont., fined to the house fo r several day« w inter dwelling consists of walls of
^■FRIB AMOEBSOM.aaoP.
street. N . E . Glass.
J16c
and W ill M. queen of P o rtland are w ith a »everc cold.
csrih or stone and r a f ’ era o f •
/ ocal
FOR SALE — AN U N D ER W O O D
M r». Lenora Pyburn, who teaches Blahs or the large hones of ani­
vis itin g at the homo of th e ir b ro th ­
S o u th e rn A rc h ite c tu re
typ e w rite r. N . E . Glass.
J lfe
FRESH
t CURED HEATS
In Eugene, spent the w eek end here
er. George Mv-queen.
mals.
w ith her parents. M r. and M rs. W
An example of the reel archi­
OF A L L K I N D S
D r. I I . A. Hagen attended a ban
It la supposed that the Eskimos
fMOHE 46
FREE DEUTER Y
tecture of the South le given In ll.e
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
quel and m eeting o f the c hirop rac­ I . Hubbell.
are descended from Amer'can nho
D o n 't buy a new electric radio rlglnea who gradually worked their
American Home.
FOR WOOD.
tor«' aaeoclatlon held In Salem F r i­
now. W n lt one w eek fo r the new way Into the F a r North
Moat persons think of southern
day night.
Ancient
The d irectors of school d is tric t
architecture as having tall white
M R . C O U N T R Y R A D IO U S E R : 11 tube l ’ hllco a t 8164 90 and the ruin« found throughout the region
new
7
tube
Phtlco
at
869.90.
R
adio
No. 45, Lane county, Oregon, w ill
columns nnd warm h r,.', v . '
where snow houses are sllll r .* u -
W h y buy an old. out of date b attery
W h ile many houses o f thia type receive sealed bids fo r wood as per
arly or occasionally used Indicate
radio when we have the new G K. Ray. down by the bridge.
were built, these were the man­ specifications on file w ith clerk, un­
M rs W
illia m Vaughn,
who had that the bouse of atone, driftw ood
______
______
_
h atter)' sets a t 839.90. less equip
til J a n u a ry 19. 1931, reserving the
sions.
m rn t
Tone like an electric. »Ingle been visiting here, le ft T h u rs d a y o f a jltj wluil.*1 ,>ne Is older Ilian the
Igloo or hemispherical In.use built
T he less wealthy Inhabitants of rig h t to reject any or all bids.
dial, screen grid lube«. R adio R ay. Inst w eek fo r her home In N o rth
W O R T H H A R V E Y . C lerk.
o f blocks o f snow Inld lu spiral
the southern colonial days lived In j!6 c
Bend.
down by the bridge.
a
ttrac
tiv
e
small
houses
of
brick,
courses.
M
rs.
C.
M.
B
u
rkho
lder
of
Santa
R a y Vinson »pent F rid a y a t the
■ » n » T n v OOWDITIOM o r TCT BANK 0 T COTTAGE GB0VE. AT COTTAGE
which were much like the houses « T O U T O ^ ^ O ^ ^ N V Y o r LANE. OBEOOM AT CLOSE OP
Veterans' hospital In
P o rtland . Ann. Cnl . w rites th a t she Is recov-
of the same period In New England,
BUSINESS DECEMBER SI, 19S0.
where he went fo r exam ination nml „rin g rap id ly fro m her recent op-
except that they were less austere.
Peasant Had Definite
BE30UBCES
tre a tm e n t.
eratlon.
|73.6®4.66
usually were put at the Loans and diacounta --------- -
124.41
W ade S m ith returned la»t w eek
F red W rig h t of this city attended
if Peculiar Grievance Chimneys
Overdrafta
.....—
ends
o
f
the
house,
and
porches
and
58.152.50
fro m K la m a th Falls and w ill spend the Installation of officer» of the
One of the most fa m ilia r <' “ *"•
17,050.00
B M k te /’h o i l e * te.eob“6oT furnitnre and flxturea. »2.480.00
dormer
windows
were
common.
the rem ainin g w in te r months w ith Cresw ell Odd Fellows lodge Inst of Athenian history Is that of Arte
3.190.00
Real »»tate owned other than banking houaa
21,818.37
Ite la one of the -------------------
oldest m em ­ tides and th e peasant. sa)s an a r­
hte parsnls. M r and M r«
F. E week.
.............................*
Cash, due from banka and caah itema...
bers o f th a t lodge.
S m ith .
ticle In a Bosfo'i paper. T he ancient
O k la h o m a W in d ie s t S ts ts T
. 8174.029.91 I
I. O. Land o f D orena was aw arded
TOTAL
Athenlsns were Just ns human ns
N O T IC E : I w ill not lie respon­
T
he
weather
bureau
su)
»
llia
t
Ihe
county
bounty
on
a
sible for any bills conti.sctcd by 82 S aturday
any other people of Inter times, de­
L IA B IL IT IE S
I2S.000.00 '
question a» to which is the w ind i­
A r th u r Jackson M R S. W . M . J A C K - bobcat.
spite our tendency to regard thorn
Capital «toek paid la.......
5,000.00 I
est
slate
In
tho
Union
has
never
ts supermen
A rl’ tlden, It w ill he
8O N.
l l0 °
L aw rence C. M o ffitt, assistant
Surplus
16.87
been
aeeurately
determined
and
It
____
Csdlvlded
idlv
profit.
87,129
55
rememhOred. was n grent and good
Miss Beth Bailey returned Hun- county euperlntendent, vtelted the
la
probably
Impo’
slh'p
to
n
a
»
Demand
deposits
81.036.60
man whose policy was opp. - ‘d to
day n ig ht fro m n week-end visit In schools a t M t. V iew , Divide. I-a th a m
25,847.12 '
positive statement.
However, It Is rim ,
-
that of the hrllllnn t and tins. rupn
P o rtla n d .
and H ebron one day last week.
quite probable that Oklahoma ns a? 3,Tta»* d’ p
8174.029 94 j
Inus
Themlntocles.
M r. and M rs D a rw in Bolton re-
j u||a M a rie Coon filed suit for
TOTAL
whole Is the windiest state In the
I
T h e deadlock between the two
turned last week fro m Sacram ento, ,j|vorca |ant week In circu it court
Union.
Thia is due to the f a «
3T ATEHo r O ^ O ^ V u u l ^ u ^ l t a n r ^ t a
, _ r
j
leaders
had
to
be
broken
by
os­
Cal., w here they had »pent several „ Katnat j ay b cR o y Coon. She asks
that the winds are rather constant
tracism, which provided for tho
j n d belief.,.
m onths on necount o f M r. B o lto n s (h(<
of a m in o r child.
at moderately high velocities during aboxs statement Is trus to tho b .st of my knowledge N.
K. GLASS, President.
tem porary banishment o f the less
Ill health.
the
entire
year
In
this
state;
in
W . 8. B ennett o f P o rtla n d , In re ­ popular lender.
A peasant nern-t-
CORRE ST— Attest:
Subscrlbsd snd sworn to bofors mo
T h in k of It! F irs t g irl under 40
many
other
sections
the
winds
may
new ing hte subscription to The
N. E. GLASS,
ed Aristides and asked him to w rite
1931.
years old who brings In p air of
at times average higher than In O k­ this 12th day of C. January.
LASELLS STEWART,
E. CALDW ELL.
Sentinel, said th a t he often gets
th«' name of Aristides on hl« ballot.
D. J. SCHOLL.
shoes M onday m o rn ing gets h a lf
lahoma.
nevertheless,
they
are
not
Notary
Public
for
Oregon.
news of old acquaintances and
Thin wns a vote for banishment,
Directors.
so constant, or cover so complotely My commission expires February 7. 1934.
soles free. G off's, opposite C ity
friend s through T h e Sentinel.
nnd the lender B’ ked the peasant If
hall.
Jl6 P
the
entire
state.
Arlntldes had over Injured him.
H . Cooper o f D orena was aw ard
D r. and M rs. W a rd Davis o f Sa­
••No.” the man answered, ’hut I
ed
830
F
rid
a
y
as
county
bounty
on
lem w ere among out-of-tow n guests
am tired of hearing Idin called
In fo r m a tio n
three
cougar
kittens.
present «t the wedding Sunday of
Aristides the Jnst."
*M ls s G ei lru de Hhnw and L ester G il­
Small B o y - D ld you see a llttla
M r. and M rs. H o race H a rm s re­
boy bout my site around the cor­
bert.
turned to th e ir home In P o rtland
V ik in g H is to r y
ner?
M rs. Bessie Bailey of Y n k lm a . the ea rly p a rt of tho week. M r.
In a U tile Island In the middle of
Old Gentleman— Yes. I believe 1
W ash.. Is a guest nt the home o f an H arm es motored down Saturday fo r
the Irte’i sen there Is held every
aun t, M rs. O. H . W illa rd . T h e tw o M is. H arm es. who had visited here
did.
year on July 5 (representing mid-
had not m et fo r more than 40 years. fo r a few weeks.
"D id he look angry?’’
summer day, old style), the promul­
“I didn’t notice.”
M rs. P e rry Thom pson o f Eugene
Good Tender Pork and
George Rollins has returned to
Hamburger and Pork
gation of the Manx law«. The «cone
•’Did he look frightened?”
Cottngc G rove nnd 1« In chnrge o f was a houec guest ln»t w eek a t the
Beef Liver
of
the
ceremony
Is
T
yn
w
ald
hill,
in
Sausage
“ I don’t know. Why?"
the Associated O il service «Intlon honte o f M r. nnd M ra. Janies G.
the tele of Man.
“
W
hy,
I
heard
ho
was
round
Dungan.
15c lb.
on n orth N in th street.
15c lb.
It la a living relic of the Im­
there, and I don’t know whether he
portant part played In Ihe history
wants to lick me. or w hether he's
of England hv the Viking«, who
Fancy Smoked Hams
hidin' from me."— Vancouver Prov­
Fancy Pot Roast of Beef
from the close of Ihe Eighth cen­ ince.
1/2 or whole
tury made plundering excursions to
12yac lb- “ d 16c lb
the British tele«, nud thou settled
28c lb.
first In the Orkneys nnd Shetland«.
Im proved Ice fo r Rinks
Inter In tho Hebrides, nnd thenea
Legs of Spring Lambs
M ax Heinrich G urth, a Berlin
gradunllv In Ihe western Isle of
Oleomargarine
chemist, claims to have Invented
18c lb.
Scotland; In Irelnnd, where they
w hat he calls opal Ice.
It con­
were met by th eir brethren coming
2 lbs. 25c
sists of w ater boiled with certain
round by the south, and In Man.
chemicals. T he form ula Is secret.
Shoulders
of
Spring
Lambs
whence they spread enstwnrd till
I t Is not a refrlgernnt. I t Is for
they Joined forces w ith th e ir kins­
Good Coffee
the preparation of skating surfaces
15e lb.
folk in York.
In rinks.
Compound (Sw ift’s Jewel) I Onions, 10 lbs.....................
tou. Kd. ’ a t'eut
blaoe & trad^
«
Hand C ucert Is Planned.
The C o ttage O rove band w ill give
a concert a t »he H ebron h a ll F r l- (
day night, J a n u a ry 23. T h e enter-
taln m e n t w ill be sponsored by the
Coast F o rk F a rm e r» ’ union and the I
........ .
w ill I... split f lf'v f ift y T o 1
vary the program , the com m ittee In
:harge has a rrang ed fo r add itio nal
special num ber» Including vocal se­
lection»
T h e com plete program
ounced later.
rill be
S m ith -S h o rt G ro c e ry
T a C . m . s l R .o ks a Cklna
A hou«ewlfa says: "DI»« Jva a
Itttl« gum arable In a tlttte w ater
*» th a t It la rather thick, pat
enough plaster of part» lute th is fia
make a thick paste. Ooiueat broken
pleeeu o f ch'na (..« .•tli.r a M tg
h a lf an hour they rauoet be broken
In the «ante place.
H ot w ater
seems to make It more firm."
$ECAN
ARRANGE
AÌgÀN
24 HOURS
$.IO to
$3OO
B
E N E F IC IA L
LO A N SOCIETY
riFFANY IU R 0 IN O . SECOND FIO O 8
Cor. W illa m e tte A Eighth S ts .
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H O N E :
3
0
4
C
EUGENE, OREGON
Licensed by the State.
Plant Trees Now!
Favorable weather conditions make early planting ad­
visable. Our stock this year is unusually vigorous and well
rooted and best of all our prices have been substantially re­
duced since last spring.
WALNUTS, FILBERTS, CHESTNUTS,
BUTTERNUTS, PEACHES, PEARS,
A PPLES, CHERRIES, PRUNES
WOODRUFF’S CASH NURSERY
Salesyard. 10th & Charnelton St., across from public market
Phones 1678-J and 36-F-2
EUGENE, OREGON
THE
F IN A N C IA L
T R IA N G L E
The financial triangle we have in mind is not the one
that may be thought of by those who believe it to be
the problem of adding and subtracting a person s in­
come to make it meet multiplying expenses. The tri­
angle we are thinking of is federal inspection, the fed­
eral reserve system and the known reliability ot its d i ­
rectors which make this bank the outstanding financial
institution of the country it serves. While inspection
and regulation may at times be irksome to business,
they are welcomed by this bank which thinks first ot
the safety and security of the funds entrusted to it.
Every resident of south Lane should have a checking
account with this old reliable banking institution.
T he F irst N ational Bank
Of Cottage Grove
Üapital D60.000
î 6 ui
plus. I2M0Û
MAKE 1931
AN
EL E C T R IC A L
YEAR
One of your best resolutions for the coming
year w ill be to do things electrically — to get
away from drudgery and time-takirt'/ labor—to
do things cheaply, thoroughly and In less time
with electricity so that you can bave more time
to yourself.
Whether you live in the city or on the farm
electricity is the greatest servant you can have
—and by far the cheapest.
PH O N E 153
F r id a y a n d S a tu rd a y
S P E C IA L S
4 lb. pail .......................00c pt. jnr Cold Medal may-
Sunbrite cleanser, 4 enns 25c
onnaise..........................
Royal linking powder,
Schilling Coffee, 1 lb...... 39c
, can ...... j"............■.... n'r‘ C Tuna fish, genuine,
C
rna’Vn" y’ rCB B 25c Tomatoes,
" Ml’ Preferred
8 ..........2
30
Apples, Hoiiuin BeitiilleN,
Stock
Sw ift’s Pride wnshing
powder, pkg...............
Carnation oats, pkg. .
Maxine Elliott toilet soap,
18c
4 for ................ ............... 25c
25c Rmsins, 4-lb. package ... 25c
Butter and Egg Special
J
1 lb. Cottage drove Butter, 1 dozen fresh eggs ......
53c
BREAD
WHY buy outside bread and destroy local industries
W a rr io r nnd A th le te
Babar, the magnificent w arring
oriental monarch of the Fifteenth
century, wns apparently tireless,
nnd ns proud of hte skill as an
athlete ns of Ida ability an n gen­
eral, says fin article In the Boston
Globe.
Once, for Ihe fun of It. he
swam the Ganges, perform ing this
stunt,
ss
he explains
In
his
memoirs, “In 33 strokes."
At an­
other tim e he ran around the bat­
tlements of a fortress w ith a man
under each arm . leaping the em­
brasures.
But these feats, ndded
to hte endless campaigns, weakened
him. and he died suddenly at the
age o f forty eight, leaving his new
empire to a son whose ability was
less conspicuous.
Loose L e a f and
; T he Sentinel.
Bound
Ledgers.
- Cloanllnoss and Godlinsss
T h e sentence, "Cleanliness Is In-
deed next to godliness," was used
by John Wesley, who lived from
1703 to 1701, In Sermon X C II. “On
Dreaa.” Row land H U I quotes It as
■ saying o f W hitefield, who was as­
sociated w ith Wesley. T he sentence
la not In the Bible. T h e quotation
“God tempers the wind to the
ehora lamb” ts from the "S enti­
m ental
Journey,"
hy
Laurenc«
8tem e, who lived from 1703 to 1768.
B u rro ’s H is to ry
T h e burro 1» a descendant of the
first donkeys brought over hy the
Spaniards, and wns first used on
this continent In Mexico.
Letter and Cap Folder« for
o w filing eablneta. 8«ntiiial
Boiling Beef
lOo lb.
Home Made Pork Link
Sausage
Extra Good
25o
25c lb.
Made Specially for us
No tiresome days are ahead for you in 1931 with
a vacuum sweeper, refrigerator, range or wash­
ing machine. Plan now to take advantage of
the many electrical servants during the New
Year.
Bacon Squares
20c lb.
Picnic Hams
20o lb.
WE HAVE 28 0THER SPECIALS SO BE SURE T 0
C0ME LOOK US OVER.
BARTELS MARKET
PHONS 55 F0R FAST SERVICE
Neu Juni 5td tLteT~S ftnvw ' C->mparçf