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f l l l l l A Y , J A N U A R Y $$, ISSI RKNTTNK1„ COTTÀOB O B O V . OREGON. FAOB TWO The study of negro literature was an Interesting feature at the Tues day Evening club meeting Tuesday night. Mrs. Omer Moore talked on the “Renaissance'' and an interest ing book review of "Porgy." by Du- Bols Heyward was given by Mrs. R. A. Trask. The author la a white man but the book Is descriptive of the negro's view point. Plans were made for the annual guest night. February IT The club made ar- rangements with Its secretary to confer with other federated clubs of the city regarding "red letter day [„ behalf of the scholarship loan fund. It Is the custom of the fed- crated clubs and the social clubs to contribute annually to support of this fund. That Six-Hour Layoff Not in the Contract R e c la im in g " S c ra p e " The salvaging of » » I » metala In the Valteil Sial.»* has groan Into a $l.iM)<UlOO.tM'O Industry. $5ia».rt>iV (Xbi worth of scrap Iron and sleet be I’nwhytvrian Church. Duncan P. ing reclaimed annually. Cameron, pastor At the 11 o'clock Shepbnd* Cams First meeting Ihuitor Cameron will preach The shepherd» were llie tirai Io on "A Good Appetite." Rev. Erv ing LeRoy Johnson, a Presbyterian Halt the Ciirlat Child. The W Ice missionary from Peiping, tP ek ln l Mcu did not appear until three China, will preach at the 7:30 eve laya later, according to the Bible ning service. Sunday school will meet at 10 o'clock and Christian P ra c tic a l I.» e a s y Endeavor at 6 SO. s s • A Portuguese la«V I'- ' Klhlna de i to supply Church of Christ, Sixth street and Soma, directed her I Gibbs avenue, where more men io certain of her old icnaiita two than women attend evening ser cartloads of corn yemljr and a fixed vices Bible school. 9:43, Clem quantity of bacon, rye and beaiiA Sarff. superintendent; the men of Id e a l C itis e n c k lp this school meet with the commun tty men's bible class at the Arcade; \ o clllsen ahould he rich enom;' communion of the Lord's supper, to be able Io bin anollier. and Bone 11; sermon subject. "Praying To poor enough to be forced to sell gether With Christ;" C. E. groups. himself. Rousseau. « 3 0 ; evening worship. 7:30, ser mon subject. "Jesus Bald, 'Heal the F o rc in g th e H e a r t Sick, Cleanse the Leper and Cast When a man runs uphill, his out Devils? Who Told the Church to Stop Doing These Thing»*“ heart pours blood Into the aorta choir practice, 7 30 Tuesday; pray about seven times as fast as when er meeting and workers' confer lie alts quietly reading ence. 7 SO Thursday. I. G. Shaw, minister. S la m a t L e g a l L ig h t* • • • The best atorles In the world First M e th o d is t Fpt«co|>al C h u rc h . nave always been both fairy story Ira R. Aldrich. pastor At the 11 and lawyer's statement of the case. o'clock Sunday service the pastor -H ugh Wal|H»le. will preach on the subject. "lAolar- Ity in the Church." There will be Q u a lifie d F re e d o m special music. Church school w ill meet at 9 45. At the 7 SO evening Freedom I» » matter of eeonom service the pastor will give the Ics; there is tittle use In clalmltiK closing address of the series on the to be free If offe Is economically amusement question, an answer to d.'ix-n i.-nt Rev. Harry Emerson the question. "What Shall I Do* Fosillvk Mrs Aldrich and Mrs. Lewis will sing a duet, "Love Divine All Loves N o T im e fo r F rie n d s h ip s Excelling." by Henry Smart. There True frlciiil-.lilps are very rare!' will also be illum inated pictures from the extension department of found In anvil a* are occupied lr the state university on. "Curious the pursuit of honors or public af Ways of Making a Living. Young fair- Ulcer». people's mid-week study class will meet W ednesday night and prayer M a jo r it y H e r a in A m a rlc a meeting Thursday night- The ad Sixty per cent of the Engli-’ vanced class in bible appreciation speaking people of the world live will meet at 7:30 Friday night and the United States, c the boy scouts on Saturday night. The pastor will be In charge E n g lis h P u r ita n Sect a a a "Fifth Monarchy Men" were a Evangelistic Meeting An evan gelistic service will be held at 8 Puritan aect In England which, for o'clock BOnday evening at the a time, aupl orted the government Seventh Day Adventist church of Oliver Uroinwell In the b e l'e f Evangelist Paul Iverson will speak that It was a preparation for the on "A Question Answered Was It "fifth monarchy" that would suc Christ's Plan There Should Be So ceed the Assyrian, the Persian, the Manv Different Churches; If Not. Greek and the Roman. Why’ Is There 7" • • • “l u e man who operates a dairy has a steady J“h, and those „h o work In feeding, milking, distribut ing and keeping the barn In con The Junior D egree of Honor, as dition can’t loaf on the Job or fail sisted by the senior lodge, Installed ure Is sure.’’ said Bob Hell, “as is th e follow ing officers at their meet Illustrated by the dairyman who tng Friday night: Margaret Bowles, was noted for the high quality of president; Joe Baker, first vice his cattle and seeing to It that his president; Lillian Young, second hired help were kept busy. A negro vice president; Eileen Town, secre- tary; Irene Bhanda, treasurer, came to him for work, and after looking him over, was told lie didn't U eorgetta Knowles, past president; look like lie wanted a steady Job. M axine Bowies, Inside watch; Gene- 'Yassuh. boss. Ah wants a stlddy vleve McCullough, outside watch; Job? He was put to work. Ills Myrna Bailsm an, Alden Garoutle, ‘stlddy Job' was to milk 20 ew„s, R obert Lee Nelson, Agnes McNew, care for the milk, wash the utensils, H elen D eere and Gene Lusk, color curry the cows and feed them, and bearers; Velma Davis, drill cap Mrs. Katie Grubb was honored drive them to and from O f pas tain; Mildred Holm and Mildred with a delightful surprise party at ture. It took him eighteen hours Quimby, ushers; Mrs. O. Shields, Juvenile director. The girls drill her home Saturday afternoon. The to perform his dutt «. but he „ as team practiced their work, prepar affair was planned by a daughter. game and stayed for a couple of ing for inspection night, which will Mrs, Oscar Smith. The hours were months. Then he gave notice that be the first meeting in March at spent with conversation and a he was going to quit. 'I knew i t ! w hich tim e Mrs. Geiser, state reg splendid radio program. R efresh I knew it.* railed the dairyman. ‘I ments were served by Mrs. Smith, knew you didn't want a steady Job? ional director, Is expected. At t h e -------- close of the evening refreshments assisted by her daughters Doris and •Yassuh, boas. Ah does? protested w e re s erv e d . Stella. Guests Included Mrs. Ina the darky, ‘but yuh ain't been glvin’ Stewart, Mrs. Carrie Bricher. Mrs me no stlddy Job; you's b<s>n layin' Honoring the birthday annlver- George Jacobsen. Mrs. Vina Smith, me off six hours every n ight?”— sarv of Thomas Wildey, founder of Mrs. Louise W ilson. Mrs. Agnes Exchange. American Oddfellowship, more than Fenton, Mrs. Stella Baker, Mrs. 126 members of the I. O. O. F. and Addle Davis. Mrs. Ethel Applewhite. Rebekah lodges gathered In the hall Mrs. Madge Mote. Mrs. Maud Scott, More Than One Method Saturday night for a special enter- jnM Claire Stewart and Doris and of Arriving at Truth talnm ent. All persons present Stella Smith Can you tell when another per whose birthdays came In January Mr. and Mrs. V. 8. G off enter son is telling a lie? were special guests. The program There are people who claim to he consisted of U p dancing by the tained wrlth a « o'clock dinner Wed- __ _____ _ reading _ by A. E. nesday night honoring their son able to detect a liar at once, and Bennett sisters, Burrows and a brief biography of Victor on his seventeenth birthday a machine has beeu Invented which, Thomas Wildey by E. J. K en t At anniversary. A color schem e of by measuring a man's blood the close of the session supper was green and orchid w as carried out in _ pressure, _____ gives a fairly clear Indl- served in the banquet room. A spe- table decorations. A birthday cake \-atton as to whether he is telling clal U ble was arranged for the hon- with orchid candles formed an at- the truth or not ored guesU. Those seated at this tractive centerpiece. The evening A non-mechanival test for liars U ble were M rs W illiam Kirtley. was spent with gam es and music. has been in use in the East for Mrs. Anna Newcomb, Miss Jessie Guests present other than the hon- many years. If a crime has been Sanborn, Mrs. Susie Garoutte, J. H. or guest were Dayton Clark. Mel- committed in a village, the villagers Ben nett. John Nokes. Bert Hatch, vin Breese. W ayne Monroe. Law- are drawn up iu a line, barefooted, C. A. King, V. J. Hazen and Frank rence Kent. Orville Etter and Ken- and questioned. Hazen. Bert Burrows was chairman neth Goff. The questioner doesu’t pay much of the comm ittee on arrangements. —♦ — attention to the face*—he glances —* — Among those attending a meet- at the toes of each Individual. If Th* Utopia club celebrated Ils ing of the Degre eof Honor in Eu- they are “clawing down" into the seventh anniversary Thursday of gene Monday night were Miss Zena ground. their owner knows more last week with a no-hostess lunch- Moughmer Miss Glenda Ross. Miss about the affair than he cares to eon at the Colonial. A basket of B em adlne Schneider, Mrs. Leontine admit. potted cyclam en and ferns and pink Stark. Mrs. Earl Garoutte, Mrs This test, of course, only works candles formed an attractive table Carl W itte, Mrs. Glen Haney. Mrs. where the natives don't know the centerpiece. Dainty sachets were Cleo Moreiock, Mrs. Oliver Shields signs for which the questioner is favors. These were gifts from Mrs. and Mrs. Bonnie Schaefer. An en- looking. And changes In blood g L. Mackin, retiring president, tertainm ent followed the business pressure aren't necessarily a proof and Mrs. A. A. Richmond, retiring session of the order. o f gu ilt They deuote fear or secretary A large birthday cake — ♦ — anxiety, which may t»e felt hy the with seven pink candles was a fea- Mrs. J. Q. W illits was hostess Innocent as well as by the guilty.— ture of the menu. Following the Wednesday night for the Tilltcum London Answers. luncheon the women went to the club, inviting as special guests Mrs. home of Mrs. C. E. Frost for a busi- C. E. Frost and Mrs. Inez Meeks. ■ O v e rd o in g E s e r c ita F r** Ckarch — C o ra *r of ness meeting and social afternoon. Following an evening of five hun- F ir e in H is to r y for Taking enough Moarw ob 4 south Fifth »tr»*«— 8 O fficers elected follow: - Mrs. - H. - B. dred the hostess served delicious re- Benjamin Franklin deserves to U O Crow pootor. Buodoy school. • 43. week In one concentrated dose on The club will m eet in Griggs nresident; Mrs. Vinal Ran- freshments. O. H C raw ford. s u p o rt> t*a d o a t. proach a Saturday Is p n ' ' ly mere In Griggs, president, lben two wee s with h a Miller be called the father of Atner: >n ta r. I l ; Y P . S*. 7 ; a#rrtem dall, vice president; and Miss Eunice VanDenburg at the comfort. The rocking chair is at 8 . m idw eek prayer a»**tin<a Thursday » jurious than no exercise nt all. ea- Bede, secretary and treasurer. tributed to him. and hi» was prob o'clock. P aato r’ 4 roaldeaco. S IS ao«U peclaily to p g g m a BMffg than fifty home of the former. ably the first attempt ever made to F ifth A trw L years. In the opinion of the medical o o o An attendance and membership ♦ construct a hot-air furnace. Cer director of an Insurance company. Church of Ckrtot — iL e a d o a 13 mli*< contest to close March 1 was plan- Mrs W. H. Daugherty enter- tainly New England had no house of C otta«* Groea.) — B aaday a*r ned at the meeting Monday night tanned the Tuesday Bridge club hold furnaces before 1885. and even •outh n e t« , b l t u Study 10 a b we rah Ip XI of the American Legion auxiliary, with a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday the first successful basebnrner is a a t. •c rlp ta r* etudy 7 to p. m. Pnm peii Wealthy City o o o Mrs Herbert Ries and Mrs. W. H. at her home. A centerpiece of red dated about 1830. Primitive man At the time of II* dost ruction l^uth*raa M teatoa— A d r*a tl» t e O -th B achelder were appointed captains cam ations and candles formed an dug hearths In his cave lodging, Pompeii had about .V ''»» Inhab M aia « ro o t; M a rtia P M m o *. P* of the tw o sides. The auxiliary will artistic arrangement at the table. classical dwellings found braziers west tor. l»l»lne torotoo a» 3 So th* flrwt itant». It was a eliy of wealth and endeavor to reach its 1931 mem At cards Mrs. Daugherty held high adequate, the Middle ages built fire tor lH » ta * Bernice at 3 :3 0 each Sunday refinement, situated on the Roy of bership quota in this length of score and Mrs. Herbert Lombard places of a necessary enormity for A ll Lutheran». irr*»pecti»* of nationality \ " t VM S are cvrdiatiy la *» t*d a* weii • • I*«»» time. Follow ing the business meet received the consolation prize. vius. It. together will, llereulana- their spacious halls and It was who a r* without a church home e o » ing the women played cards and at um and Stahlae, was destroyed hy The S. O. S. club met Tuesday af- only a little while ago. as Ome files, the close o f the evening the post -Wv.ath IH t Ad.«e«l»l —W..i a volcanic eruption August 24. A that anyone enjoyed the modern joined the auxiliary for refresh ternoon at the home of Mrs. Wll- luxury of a stove such as within lis ts « re s t. S a iu r< U r k s b b s U scbuol si D 7». :4 « e. m.. church ccrclcc »1 11 » » ments. Group singing was a fea liam Moreiock. Twenty-two wom one century has become an “Anier- 8 Prsycr :n-.«ln< s i T :» 0 V m. W -d sssS sj ture of en tertain m en t The hostess en, including six guests, were pres lean antique.“ Any sss «doom s. C o u ld n 't U n d c ra ts n d E ir e com m ittee Included Mrs. W. E. Le- ent and the hours were occupied , Inhabitant« of the Marian Islands bow, Mrs. C. C. Cruson, Mrs. W. J. with sewing for comm unity welfare when they were discovered b> W hite, Mrs S. L. Godard and Miss work. Th nk It Over F o o d o f W ild Pests Magellan In U'-'l. h i till that time Mary Clerin. One of the duties of state trap To sail a boat If the wind n.-v, r MSI T ! O ] M Md ths- + Members of the comm unity men s blew In a favorable direction utmost nstonlslinient at It. They Mrs W . E. Lebow was hostess bible class w ill entertain their fami- pers is to determine, b.v stomach ex would be an ensy niHtter. but what coyotes, believed It to be an animal which Friday night for the Joker club. A lies with an oyster supper at 7:30 amination. Just ihe Important fact Is that you fixed Itself 0|H»n wood and fed short business m eeting was held Friday night in I. O. O. F. hall. A wolves, wildcats and foxes live on. chu get to jour destination even upon It, and when approaching so and the following officers were special program and entertainment The stomachs of 32 coyotes exam if the wind is against you. ined revealed 19 rabbits, nine deer, near as to be burned, they thought elected: Miss Myrtle Kem, presi- has been planned for the evening, two traces of sheep's wool and bird they had been bitten by It. dent; Mrs. S. V. Allison, vice presi- — dent; Mrs. Inez Meeks, secretary Mrs. K. K. Mills. Mrs. Victor feathers, and one woodchuck. Seven foxes examined showed C h a n g e d P o s itio n and treasurer. Bridge followed and Chambers. Mrs. Herbert Lombard M o h a m m e d a n H o ly B o o k Mrs. M eeks held high score. At and Mrs. Roy Short attended a them to be living upon woodchucks, The colophon, an Inscription In the Arabic language the w< rabbits, mice and ruffed grouse. Of the close of the evening refresh- luncheon of the Daughters of the placed at the end of a book In the Koran" signifies “the reading." seven wildcats three had eaten m e n u were served. Additional Nile W ednesday in Eugene. early days of printing, contained ruffed grouse and four rabbits. One gu esU were Mrs. A- W. Kime and the Information now usually found The Presbyterian Missionary so wolf revealed that It had dined re on the title page. Mrs. Jam es P. Graham. House dec S h o u ld B e T o ld orations were pink carnations and ciety will m eet with Mrs. F. E. cently on venison. A lot of |e*ople can’t mul Mendenhall at 2:30 Wednesday af potted plants. speeches, but few of them lino Id e a G re w S lo w ly ternoon, January 28. C o p en h ag cn C it y o f S p ir e . Refrigeration in the modem ' they can't Florida Times-Union —♦ — The past noble grands of the There are so many fine spires sense, was Invented In 1961. hut It The Elm artes club celebrated IU R ebekah lodge met Thursday a f ternoon of last week in L O. O. F. eighth anniversary Friday night and towers on the churches and pal was some years before It became hail E lection of officers resulted with a dinner party at the Colonial, aces In Copenhagen that it has been satisfactory for transportation pur as follow s: Mrs. E. J. Kent, presi- Husbands of members were special described as the “Ulty of Spires.“ poses. dent; Mrs. Sarah Tennis, vice presi- guesU. Pink carnations and candles Although it is ancient, Copenhagen dent'; Mrs. N ellie Johnson, secre- were U ble decorations. Following now is modern in appearance. The D r iv e * A w a y Mice ♦ a r y and treasurer. The meeting the dinner the party went to the earlier houses built of wood were The smell of peppermint Is ob date w as changed to the last Thurs- home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cham- destroyed by fire in the Eighteenth noxious to mice and a little oil of day of the month. During the af- bers for a social evening of games, century and have been replaced pepi^rmlnt. put around corners In Friday and Saturday ternoon the “Pollyannas” exchanged Mrs. H. C. W ells and Mrs. Mervllle with brick and stone buildings. Co their vicinity, will make them find January 23 and 24 gifts. R efreshm enU were served by Veatch were in charge o f dinner ar- penhagen is noted for its parks, other quarters. the hostess com m ittee, Mrs. Henry rangemenU and Mrs. Sam Veatch, among which the most famous are “ SEA LEOS” B ennett. Mrs. Ira Beidler, Mrs. Ina Mrs George Matthews and Mrs. H. the Tivoli gardens, laid out In 1843. V a r ia tio n ia S e a l* Jack Oakic and Lillian Roth A. Hagen planned the entertaln- N ew com e and Mrs. Em ily Adams. Fur seals differ so greatly from m en t Comedy New» D iffe re n c e hair seals In structure that biolo T he D aughters of the Nile will The Delphian Society met Mon Sunny, driving through the coun gists believe that they roust have give their annual benefit bridge tea Sunday and Monday Saturday, January 24, at the Ma day afternoon for a study of the tryside with his grandmother, ob different ancestral origin. sonic tem ple in Eugene. Proceeds early music of various old world served some pigs eating greedily In January 25 and 26 w lll go toward expenses in connec- countries. The program follows, a field of clover, and Inquired what M e n H a v e D ie d f o r Lae* “ ONLY SAPS WORK” tion w ith placing crippled children "Early Music of Asiatics, Greeks they were doing. “They are eating The tennis girl Is a wonder! o f th is county in the Shrine hospital and Hebrews." Mrs. William Mac- clover,” his grandmother informed Richard Arlen and optimist, says a writer. Yet she I in Portland. Local members of the Gibbon; "Music in Greek Myths,” the little fellow. “They like It Just n maiden all for lawn! Mary Brian organization are selling tickets. Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall; “Achieve- like you like spinach." Sunny was Acts News Mrs. Karl K. Mills is serving on the ments in Greek Music?’ Mrs. Alice Instant In his disclaimer; com m ittee in charge of general ar- Miller; “Chinese Music." Mrs. Vinai "But I don’t like spinach at all,“ F o u n d by C o lu m b u s rangem ents. Randall; "Early Christian Music?' said he. Tuesday, Wednesday and The island of Jamaica, whose —* — Mrs. Elbert Bede. Parliam entary Thursday Indian name "Xaytnaca” means Mrs. W illiam B artels was hostess drill led by Mrs. Mendenhall fol- “Islands of fountains,” was discov January 27, 28 and 29 for the N eedlecraft club Friday, en- lowed the lesson study. K eep It M um ered by Columbus on his second “ HOOK, LINE AND tertaln in g w ith a 1 o’clock lunch- -------------------- One evening at the dinner table voyage, In 1494. About all that is troubling this Jerry's father was discussing busi eon at the Colonial. Red carna- SINK ER” tlons and ferns formed an attrae- country at present is too enthusias- ness matters with .Jerry's mother. Bert Wheeler and Robert Elbert Hubbard once remarked tiv e centerpiece for the table. The tic pessimism. Suddenly he turned to Jerry. Woolsey afternoon w as spent with needle- -------------------- “What we've Just been talking that “A boy Is a man In the co work at the home o f Mrs. Bartels. At last the soviet w hiskers are ac- about Is a secret," he said. “Can coon." By the sam e reasoning one Act Corned] m ight say a flapper is a woman In Mrs. Frank Galdabinl was an addl- counted for— they use soap made you keep a secret, Jerry?” the cuckoo. tlonal guest. from dogs and cats. “Sure," answered Jerry. “I never told mother about you break Mrs. W. M. MacGIbbon was host- More than one congressional can- ing her vase last week, did I?" ess T uesday for the M. P. G. club, didate Is now convinced that “re- ln vitln g as a special guest Mrs. publics are ungrateful.” Jen n ie N ichols, San Francisco, -------------------- D o in g O n e ’s B est house guest of her daughter-in-law, o ne of the large eastern papers The thrill of doing a Job to tha Mrs. O. L. Nichols. The luncheon featuring the memoirs of the con- best of our ability Is one of the table w as especially attractive with gressional ex-bootlegger, greatest rewards of this thing a centerpiece o f snapdragons. - - ■ called work. And every task has G reenery w as used for room dec In It this thrill. The man who C h ín e te F lo w e r» orations. The afternoon was spent China's contribution to the floral doesn’t get a kick out of his Job socially w ith needlework. world number many of the Occi should be given a kick out of It.— Mrs. George Jacobsen entertained dent's best-known flowers, among Grit. th e O. L. H. club for an afternoon them the rose, chrysanthemum, for o f bridge Friday. High score was sythla, primrose and azalea. A d o p te d B ab ies held by Mrs. C. E Frost and Mrs. True parenthood Is a steward Jam es P. Graham held low score. Bat Can He Live? ship, not ownerstilp. Its values are Ford lV p Iate battery F ollow in g cards a dainty luncheon Cn a A western professor says that a spiritual, not entirely physical.— w as served. Additional guests were young man can marry on $25 a T before trouble ever- American Magazine. Mrs. D. A. Emerson, Mrs. Herbert week. Why, so he can, but he must n »ome derk roed. Lombard and Mrs. George Mat put bars of patience and hope on Yon know yon con depend on M a d e B e a d * f o r In d ia n s thews. his cottage windows lest love take k boeooeo h’s mode by Ford end The first glass beads which were wings and fly away.—Boston Tran traded to the Indians were brought the eoet b only $750. Further Mr. and Mrs. Omer Moore enter script. from Europe, but In 1621 several more, we’l l give you en ellow tained M onday nigh t with a dinner Italian glass-workers were Import follow ed by an evening of "rook." once on your old battery. D ra w in g N a tio n * T o g e th e r ed to manufacture beads for the A color schem e of pink was carried The more quickly the traveler For both ear» end trncke— (bet Indians. out In U b le decorations and pink dtovra bow good it is. Made to carn ation s form ed an attractive can cross the ocean the better wlll At other make« of ear» in additioi centerpiece. G uests were Mr. and , be the understanding between conn Wren H o u h F r o n t M o v e d Mrs. S. L. Mackin, Mr. and Mrs. tries.—Von Prlttwltz. to Ford. Installed quickly wliil- The facade of London's first R anson Cone, Mr. and Mrs. N. E Compton and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. •qiJB« pus ii||o«it ‘« lo i mansion house, designed by Sir Christopher Wren In 1669, was pur <uu|i uui|| 'seivqdsoqd .tn«dpu|.i U m phrey. chased by a Fulham firm and the e p p o u ii| spu.iiiiui »an o w (j, entire facade assembled on a lawn < |» » a u i^ v p u o | j There will be no m eeting of the at Isleworth, several miles away. R oyal N eighbors a t Cottage Grove T uesday night, January 27, as the Chee*e From Ewe’» Milk cam p w ill be guests o f the E ugene One trouble with this country Is ‘‘Ruinan cheese" Is n kind Of that we have too many people too cam p on th at night. A special isrd Italian cheese, someuluit slin proud to beg, too honest to sta si and m eetin g will be called for Monday nigh t, January 2«, for the usual ilar to Pnriufeaun cheese, but luadi too lazy to work. of the milk of ewes. tran saction of business. E U llr. IlarUinxM tilveii Appoiixliiienl Dr. C. V llartinan, locai velari narian. reeantly waa appolntevl eounty dairy b«id inanautoi fui »oliih l.aue eounty hy Ih» eounty court. He wlll work in cooperatlon |s s p . and coti,p ioto,t It laiiu a ) velili thè «tate llveatnek salutatila, 25, I Mai, In 72 days. •> hours, 11 lioaid. Ile ala» I< w oiklng In stale ! Ilvestoek Iheft control wotk mluutos and H so, •onda Nellie Bly'» World Trip Nellie Bly. the woman, made « trip ’J* world to e.lald l.h a reco n *»• began her trip on N"'e"d'‘" Can Not Be Linked Prudence I» a quallt' incuta patitile will' »lee. »lu* * •“ w*v*r be effectively enlisted Iu 11« cause.—Burke. Th ose E a c ilio g M a lth a s A* |t Seems to Un«ls “\t to-ii a man »laid» I'1 I,out h„w holiest lie Is. * «»Id I »''!• Ebeti. “It alius kind «>' sound« to me like he w a s I........ hrl" mo' so." Washington Star It la aald that many lady apecta tors g« on knitting during liiumr taut cricket matches. Moat s t * c ( * tors don't mind this as (lie clira Ing vf the needle» 1» very soothing to anybody suffering from Insoui nla London Oplnlou P o p u la r G ra n d O p e ra H a rd to S p e c ify In Englisli the usine of the opera "la i Traviala" I» "The I"■< One. The original story 1« entitled "l a Dame SUX Ui, n iella « " It » « • dramatised as "Uuiiillle" •Tie cautious in treating pel bites." warn« a medical columnist, but right offhand we can't exa> ily .ay Just which la our pet bite.-» Fort Wayne News Senllncl, Q u a litie s V a lu a b le C actus tVrtaln types of cactus grown In Arltona. even after th r ee years of drought, produce delicious fruit, used for centurteu by the Indians for sirups and dried fruit Suevovuvg I t U p Not what I Imve, hut what 1 do < my kingdom. in Cluster» Tti brnall nut grows In a henvi »hell like a eoeonut shell except that It la smooth, and the meat of the nut la arrangwj within tbe shell like the part» of an orange. N u ts G ro w Alligator Vindicated A sludv of stomach contents of 167 alligators of the Gulf coast vin itleated these reptiles of lielng se gtoualy dgatructleu t# WUM forms of wlht life, Weekly Program S E T A S E N V I N E FORD BATTERY F O B , E O V B C A B PHONE 27 Before » • can keep liquor out of politice w« will have to keep It out o f the [Milltlelane keeping in step with the lowered U s s th e Odd Momenta The u»e of mid moments 1» the Opportuiiitv used bv more than one aucessfiil man to climb to the top of the heap. Tlds la what lias bcs'ti termed “margin of effort." atil tile produet of tills exira work and at,lily Is what makes the leader.— Grit GOST OE LIVING. Every .lav you fit.,I the " West'a I svorile E. hh I Stores' keeping lit step with willi the low . re.l Coat of living ‘Ibero are III. ileltivs W r -I*' •»<•» «r> »” •“ > ' 1 p U i« 'li» * « ,l at higher priées Our .............. Al.W \ \ S fiinl otlr n il..- ,I,dining «lung with the iow ne.l foml .„ „ „ „ U ctu re rw T hey know Hu y run l>EI BNO »» K n ia h tly D e c o ra tio n s prices bein g III ste p w ith th e low ere,I m ark et U n it II Iiur mis for pro o f o f Ihe l<»w r. ,1 enal .if living________________ The Swedish Order of Seraphim . . (o 1888. The t Fleece, a Spanish and Austrian or der, 1» the most coveted of alt knightly decoration». PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JANUARY 24 AND 20, 1031________ _ MaeMarr Flour 49 lb. sack $1.14 Fig Bars Cheese Fuhlic-Spiritsd Cltiaon M Marius t'orglalemo, wealthy Greek, left « » ik a i for the luiprove- ment of tile barracks of the G reek »run and r . x « n * » l for the Improve nietit of the city of Athens Western Triplets 16c lb. Picnics Fn-shly baked a big value in fancy eonktea Eastern Sugar Cured 4 6 lbs. 2 lbs. 23c Preserves Pound, 17c Shortening First i|iislily strawberry. Pure fruit and sugar \ vegetable shortening of Lard VM ' eq ^ ' C 3 lb. jar 59c Fels Naptha Soap 10 bars 55c MaeMarr Coffee 3 pounds 33c Red Beans No 1 quality 6 lbs. 25c W hite Beans Our own best bbnd We re pl'ulld of the quality 34c lb. 3 lbs. $1.00 California small whites 4 lbs. 25c Milk COME IN ano in us show ANO SetV A T tlY W1 CAN ASSANO t A CASH IO A N 4 cans 29c Gen Brooms A low price on a servleeable MaeMarr Brand Packed in broom regular Mason jars Each 39c Pineapple IN 24 HOUKS ★ SM A LL M O N TH L Y REPAYM ENTS B Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles 3 pkgs. 23c Honey MaeMarr or Libby Tall cans YOU HOW QUICKIY »10 *300 Quaker Paste e n e f ic ia l LOAN 9OCIET1 riFFANY BUilOING, SECOND FLOOR Cor. W illamette & EigiGh St«, P H O N E i 3 0 4 c: E U G E N E . O REG O N Broken Sliced, No 2* 2 Hillsdale brand—Packed by Libby, McNeill & Libby 2 cans 35c Pints 29c Quarts 49c Split Peas or Whole Green Peas 4 lbs. 25c Cocoa MaeMarr Best bulk Pancake and Waffle Flour 2V2 lb. pkg. 19c 9.8 lb. bag 59c 4 lbs. 25c Prunes Large size Italian variety 4 lbs. 23c I .l< « n»<-<l by the StaU». H H IO IS 4 $ F ÏO k ^ W / X » » T C- Friday, Saturday and Monday January 23, 24 and 26 FLOUR [ — r -[ f HONEY Hard Wheat Blend ( Jregnri A family flour 5 lb. pail 65c 2 lbs., 6 ozs. jar 39c 4 9 lb . b a g O/C M ATCHES Highway Brand 6 boxes , I ju /2 ' O M Y W oodson Bros. S u a ut Murai la America Murai, llie fanuttta I rv i,-li unir aliai, brother In law of N'atudevm and toitielltiio klng of lia ly . w as eo iid en in ed hy a court iiiarlliil in IBIS, and »hot Ili» eoo. Natadeon Achille, calile lo th è U n ited s ta le * g r, w ve.i,s ufo ’ e, * dea h mot acilled In Florida Ile waa ap |,o ln te d |,oatin n aler o f a Binali town In limi «tale, and dled In KIT STORES M„. . . Arcade Theatre lu sep scsh l» Hope and fear are Inset,aratd There la no hope without fear a, no fear without hope, la llocl" foucauld ••Cluuds" «od l a g . m i la The fog near Ne aometlmes ' ,I»WI feci dgh Thera la no diffeiem ce bel vv e*>n fog nnd elouds e», api that vv lieu a cloud for,nailon I» low a n i 1« hrokeu Il la ralled a fog Washington Star. S U N R IP E ROLLED O ATS 9 lb . b ag POW DERED OR BROW N SUGAR 3 lbs. * 19c PENICK SYRUP 39c 5 lb. pail 42c 10 lb. pail 79c 2 lbs. Snowflake Crackers 27c Phone 219
