FRIDAY, J II.Y », IMI
T U T RENTÏNKI.. COTTAGE OROVK. OREGON.
»'AGE TWO
———
er, I hence south 10 ilegreea 25
3 W al a point 41 71» eha. norlh
governor, a* part of hla cordial ad-
Attitude Toward Tin- >
HOMES ARE DANGEROUS.
DELIGHT VALI EV.
her husband, defendants, upon a
minutes east following the cen
and
2«A
rt
Ch.
ea«l
of
the
8
W.
—
judgment rendered on the 24th day
..
«I*-*»« ° t welcome, «aid that he
ter of Ihe channel of said river
All
That
Really
C
ronti
EatablUhed 1 . . i#o
corner
of
Ihe
It.
W
Tuylor
ami
tapMisi
to
tks
a
-silo
.l)
of
July,
1928,
in
favor
of
said
plain
Accidental deaths in the homee
5 5« chains, -thence west. 2», To
I».rv Frld.x b, fetta». Om*. ’T?“?
,1V’ " u«e o f any
Time Is pn-sing so quickly that
wife
donation
land
claim
No.
of
America
during
1930
were
great­
July
l.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
R.
C.
Bar
tiff
anil
against
said
defendants,
raawhlaguMHaav.
«tate property.
chains Io the center or said
48, nollf No. 77» which said
K lb«rt lt .4 » ........
P r» .l4 *n t
The governor stated that his wel­ er than accidental traffic fatalitlee. tliere Is need for us to push on wllh ! field and family were Eugene via- for the turn of one hundred thirty
county road 8.03 chains Io Ihe
the job we have in hand. We must itora Saturday.
point
la
In
Ihe
middle
of
the
»milk
M e c n ta rr come waa given ''wtth reserva­ Thia la astonishing, for there must
seven and ten one-hundredths dol
place of beginning, containing
Iked* .
.Id'mr
not
think
that
time
pos.es
more
present
channel
of
Ihe
Coa»l
Boa
Connor
of
Lorane
visited
at
lars
(3137.10),
current
lawful
money
be
more
people
In
automobiles
than
tions."
111 50 acres of 'and all In «ac­
quickly
at
one
time
than
another.
Fork
River
running
thence
( I r . I rlaaa pn bllr-.tlon m t» r*d .1 t
in
our
homes,
and
almost
none
ofi
the
Charles
Connor
home
one
day
of
the
United
Slates
of
America
Those reservations probably were
tion 9, Tp. 11, 8 R >.
I"
SM » » I » ” »» »*c<i»4-eU». m ailer
It
moves
always
at
the
same
rate.
J
eaat
9
25
chs.
thence
norlh
13»0
the
deaths
In
our
homes
came
from
last
week.
with
Interest
and
costs,
I
have
this
for editors who have not approved
■ sine county, Oregon, and
Our attitude toward II la Hie thing
chs. thence west 17 6 chs to Ihe
talnraa Off!«.
Mrs. Harold Woifard ot Eugene day levied upon all the right, title,
1» sort« Blub all hla actions, or who have the collisions.
Notice Is hereby given that I
center of the present channel
Falls were the leading cause of that count*. If we are busy. If spent Wednesday at the home of claim, and Inteiest of said defend
temerity to offer criticism.
will, >Wi the 31*1 day of July. 1931,
■ l'B M ( R IP T IO K R A T t S
we
are
happily
concerned
In
the
of
Coast
Fork
Hlvcr,
tin
to
e
up
home
deaths.
These
falls
may
have
her
parents,
Mr
and
Mrs.
I.ee
ants
In
and
Io
thv
following
des
Governor
Juliua
Is
likely
to
learn
(Ca»h le edyaae«.)
st I o clock p. m. of said day. a4
affal rs of life, we do- not notice Nixon.
the center of the pieseiii chan­
• Z *a r » » . ..p i 0 0 I T kr»» ntonlba Po.03 that he can not forever keep bump- been contributed to by such things
crlhed real property, to-wlt
the eoulh entrance of the county
a aaaelha ..p l.lO IOwa monili
»0 40 Ing heads in this manner and re- as rolling pins and flatirons. Sure-
the pausing of t’me.
It la then
nel of said liver io the place of
Sunday guests at the K J. Sears
The undivided one-fourth In
court house In lame county. Ore
beginning, all In Isine County.
main the Idol of the people. If he ly no woman was accidentally we »ay that It passes quickly. home were Milton Greenfield of lereat Io that pm t of the follow
M amber of
goit, sell al public auction, for cur­
State of Oregon, all of our i ig hI
N ational K d lto rlal Aaaoriatlon
lug described tract of bind ly*
had remained with the editors he killed from tripping on her skirt, When we are borcl and discon­ Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon
rent lawful money of Ihe United
O raron H tala E d ito ria l Aaaoriatlon
tented and gloomy, we think that and aon Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
title In and to and Ihe undivid­
Ing
on
ihe
««.*t
aids
of
Ihe
would
have
learned
that
Secretary
One
or
two
deaths
may
have
re-
O raron Mawapaprr Coaference
ed one-fourth interest In Ihe 1 Slates o f America, all the rig h t,
of State Hoss, despite some errors suited from girls falling from their i time hangs heavily U|<on our tim id « . Ralph Blank, Mr. and Mrs. Paul . Coast Fork river to-wlt The
tllle, claim, and Intereat of said de
And It doe«.
prenilees.
south half of the donation land
of judgment, despite the attacks of sweethearts' laps.
Morgan and daughter. Miss Viola
femlnnls In and to Ihe above-des­
JULIUS' WELCOME.
The undivided one-fourth In-
The right attitude In the mat­ Strong and Miss Alma and Gall
claim of Henry W. Taylor and
the governor, has gained In popu-
Other leading causes of acclden-
cribed property, or ao much there
tereet as follow*, to-wlt Begin­
C. Taylor, bring In seel Ion 9 and
larity with hla old comrades, the tai home deaths were burns, scalds. ter of time should he something dif­ Llndantood.
of ae may be necessary io aallsfy
Editor« of Oregon were gueatk
ning al a point 29 •'< chain*
explosions, asphlxiationa. Improper ferent, Time, ami therefore expe­
lit Tp. S it. 3 W. In tame coun­
Mrs. John Walden of Eugene and
said Judgment, wllh Intereat and
last week of the etate capital. One
norlh and about 30 links east
use of poisons, cuts and scratches < rience, must come and go. Are we Mrs. M. Smith and Eleanor Warren
ty, Stale of Oregon, ihe tract of
coats, and accruing coat«, tn the
eeeelon was held In the capitol SMITHSONIAN "INSTITI TE." Nothing is said about the men that j being Intelligent enough to utilize I of Walker spent Wednesday with
of Ihe southwest corner of the
land hereby conveyed contain­
highest bidder.
building It wae particularly appro­
H. W Taylor, D I- C. No 48
ing about 25 acres.
were talked to death, but maybe every oecofld of lime In the best Mrs M. A. Horn
Haled this 291 h day of June, 1981
priate. under there circumstances
and limning thence east 31
The undivided one fourth In­
A few days ago the Oregonian that wouldn't be considered acci­ possible way. and are we direct­
The E. J. Kent family visited with
II L BOWN.
that the add teas of welcome should pleasantly panned an up-state pa­ dental death.
chain* to the center o f the
ing our lives to the i>c-t possible
terest ss follows, to-wlt: Begin-
lr. and Mrs. Harold Woifard in
jlvaaieh n
dherlff
be given by the governor.
channel of Ihe t'oa*l Fork Rlv-
We have safety campaigns for advantage ns a result of the expe­ Sugeae Sunday evening.
per for its misuse of “literally" In
And It waa given by the governor. saying that Sam Kozer had been our highways, for our industries. * rience? If we are not. we are not
Mrs.
Wheeler
and
daughter
of
And what a welcome'
for our schools. What we seem to pushing on. Valuable days are Cottage Grove were callers al Ihet
literally kicked out of office.
Here was an opportunity for the
This writer does not know which need more than anything else is a paaaing. and peo|da are suffering; j It. C. Barfield home Monday eve­
O N G R E f.N S
governui to show that he 1« broad­ up-state paper was the object of the safety campaign in our homes. This some physically, some menially ; ning.
minded. Here waa an opportunity Oregonian's facetious comment, but married life is altogether too haz­ many in both ways. There la no
Salad* nude w ick lig h t, simple
C. F. Volganiore and sons and
tor him to ahow that he does not it does know the up-state paper has ardous.
lime to lose. If we are economista j Carl Smith of Vancouver. Wash.,
greenr Mem to find their ideal
harbor petty grudges. Here was an missed a splendid opportunity for
of time and effort, as we should he spent Tuesday night at the I-aw
opportunity for him to make the revenge if It did not read the Ore­
complement in a d rillin g like V is -
Thieves broke into the domestic there Is need for a closer and n rence Brown home.
editor« feel that possibly he has gonian's reference, in Its Sunday science department of a high school more Intelligent understanding and
t i p t l l i D ron ing . I t give* them a
Mr. and Mrs. Rlchurd Miller of
been badly treated in some of the
to the Smithsonian "Insti­ and ate all the cooked food. The grasp of our Jobs; not only of our Eugene spent Sunday with Mr and
touch of lu b tle flavor while allow ­
fte news atorieg that come from Salem. issue,
mean chief of police, searching for personal task, hut the business of Mrs. W A. Witcher.
tute."
ing all their natural ddiciouinea*
Hut what did he do?
the thieves, inquired of every phy­ caring for others.
Max
Sears
of
Brndwood
visited
This
is
the
first
time
this
writer
Editors awe rather proud of their
We must push on. There must his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
to assert itself.
has seen the Oregonian leave itself sician's office whether any cases of
•^annual conventions.
acute indigestion had been reported. he no fallitile irtedness. If we i Sears, from Friday evening until
Julius characterised them us silly wide open for a razzing by the up­
T o make V iiu u g r tllt l i t tilin g'. In
would haul, there must he courage Sunday evening.
Each different salad has a different flavor. That
That was the way he opened his state press, and those who have
a bow l put one tezspounful of talt
Five thousand dollars has been a nd det ermi na I Ion.—Exchange.
The
Social
Neighbors
dub
me!
been
pilloried
by
the
state's
great­
address of welcome. He said that
[»aid for a single copy of the Bible
with
Mrs.
Rudolph
Hanson
Wed­
is why we like them. Then don’t smother their
and
one
tezipoonful
of
sugar,
then
est
newspaper
exponent
of
correct
had he had his way he wouldn't
The Old Book has been worth that
nesday. This was the last meeting
add one-quarter teaspoon o f pepper
have been there to give the address usage of English should not over­ much to many who were not able Q u e e r D e s i g n a t i o n * G i v e n
individualities of taste under a blanket of heavy
of the club until fall.
of welcome. It would have been bet look this chance to even all scores. to pay that price.
and a little paprika.
W hen these
Visitors
at
the
Lawrence
Brown
A
n
i
m
a
l
a
n
d
B
i
r
d
G
r
o
u
p
s
Correcting the Oregonian for its
dressing like mayonnaise. 1 here is a right kind
ter If those close to him had not
seasonings have been mixed togeth­
home over the week end were Mr.
pursuaded him that he would be misuse of "institute" In this In­
Pertia|>« the ingenuity of the and Mrs. C. A. Thompson and Mrs.
of
droning for each different kind of salad.
er, pour in tw elve tablespoonfuls
stance is particularly apropos. The
•Illy not to give the address.
sportsman is nowhere better Illus­ Cora Hileman of Vancouver, Wash ,
The governor might have made S m i t h s o n i a n "institution" was
trated than h.v the use to which Mr and Mrs. J H Volgamore and
o f Wesson O il.
Then add three
eome of the editors believe that the founded with funds provided by
lie |uils the English Inn gunge tn children and Miss Verlie Smith of
tablespoonfuls o f vinegar.
Add
stories of how he is "riding" Secre- James Smithson of England, whose
designating imrlicular ¡.roup* of Eugene and Miss Eleanor Smith of
ON G R E E N S
tw o tablespoonfuls o f chopped dill
tary of State Hoss are exaggerated, wish was that they should be used
animal« Here Is a list of term* Cottage Grove
but did he do so? Yes he did not. "for the increase and diffusion of
pickle, and one tcaspoonful o<
Mrs B. R. Job entertained last which have been applied to the
Mr. and Mrs. E J. Sears and son
Secretary of State Hoss. custo­ knowledge among men." Possibly Friday afternoon.
honoring her various classes;
chopped p a n ic ). S tir well u ntil *11 |
Light salads made with sim­
Max spent Saturday In Eugene.
dian of all state buildings, acting some of the funds should have been granddaughter, Miss Adeline Adams
A covey of partridge«; a nlde of
R. C. Barfield has had 28 sheep
ingredients arc thoroughly mixed.
ple greens or vegetables
within the law, had given the edi­ expended In the editorial rooms and of Eugene, who spent the week pheasants; a wisp of snipe; a killed either by dogs or coyote* in
tors use of the hall of representa­ proof rooms of the Oregonian.
here. Those present were Frances flight of doves or swallows; a mus­ the past three weeks
suggest a tart dressing like
tives for one session, just as he has
Mackin. Madelle Beidler. Isabelle ter of peacocks; a seige of herons;
ON FRUITS
Hlser and daughter Laura
done with other organizations. It
Wonder whether the heavenly Saflcy, Dorothy Umphrey, Louise a buUding of rooks; a brood of o f Mrs.
Vinaigrette Dressing, Bach­
National
City,
Cal.,
are
guests
at
J«^ the rustomarV thing to do for milky way has any competition Wynne. Evelyn Smith, Margaret grouse; a plump of wild fowl.
Fruits, on the other hand, don’t go
conventions held in Salem. The from the butter substitute neonle? Short and the guest of honor. A
A stand of plovers ; a watch the C. H. Hartman home,
elor Club Dressing, or
very well w ith a ta rt, sharp dress­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanley and
pleasant social afternoon was spent of nightingales ; a clattering of
brench Dressing.
ing. T hey respond best to a dress­
with sewing. Dainty refreshments choughs ; a flock of geese ; a herd daughter Lois of California. Mr.
or hunch of calile; a bevy of and Mrs. W A Wnrhei of this
were served.
ing to which a little cheese or some
quails; a cast of hawks; a trip of place and Miss Juanita Allen of
nuts have been added. O r one that
At the Saturday meeting of the dotterell; a -warm of bees; a Sutherltn returned Snturday from
O N F R U IT S
a several days’ visit with relatives
is slightly sweetened . .
like Ber-
women's relief corps Mrs. N ettie' school of whale*.
In
Tillamook.
Monday
the
Stanley*
Saling. chaplain of the local corps,
It-D n e D rtn in g .
A shoal o f herrings; a herd of
gave a report of the state conven­ swine; a skulk of fo x e s ; a pack of family left for their home In Oak­
Fruits should he served with
T o make
O rtm n g :
tion held recently tn Portland. Gen­ wolves ; a drove of oxen ; a sound­ land. Cal. They were accompanied
Beat together six tablespoonfuli of
eral orders relating to the national er of hogs; g troop of monkeys; a as far as Sutherlin by Juanita Al­
a dressing to which a touch
convention to be held in August in pride of lions; a sleuth of hears; a len.
Wesson O il, tw o tablespoonfuls of
o f sweetness or a dash of
The Ivan Witcher family re­
DesMoines, la., and the two hun­ gang of elk.
lemon juice, one teaspoonful of
turned Sunday from spending sev­
dredth anniversary of George Wash- j
cheese has been added. Bar-
eral weeks In Bradwood.
salt, onc-quarter teaspoon o f pap­
ington to be observed next year
M a n k in d 's A v e ra g e H e ig h t
were read. The corps will hold its
Miss Elta and Ruth Hohman en­
le-Duc Dressing, Cheese
rika and one-eighth teaspoon of
quarterly dinner at its next meet-,
It Is estimated by the United tertained the young folks of this
white pepper.
In to this m ix six
Dressing
or N ut Dressing.
ing on July 11.
States public health service that community with a lawn party and
tablespoonfuls o f red B ar-le-D uc or
the average height of a man In this welner roast on the school house
Miss Violet Bowden of Salem and country is about 5 feet S Inches grounds Thursday evening
currant jelly.
Stanley Pieser of Eugene were and the average height of a woman
Mr. and Mrs. F. E Witcher vis­
T H R IF T IS:
ON SEA FO O D
married at 9 o'clock Monday morn­ about 5 feet I Inches. Whitaker's ited Sunday afternoon at the W
O N SEAFO O D
ing at the Catholic church. Rgv. B. almanac gives the average height* A. Witcher home
40% R eg u lar Saving
T. Curley of Eugene performed the of natives of the British Isles as
I f your salad is going to be some­
Seafood should he marin­
ceremony. Florence and Carl Kebei- follows:
Scotsmen. 5 feet
thing hearty and substantial, made
beck were the attendants. Mr. and inches; Irishmen. 5 feet s inches;
20% W ise S pending
Egotism's One Value
ated® in French Dressing
Mrs. Pieser left immediately on a Englishmen. 5 feet 71« Inches;
w ith seafood, serve it w ith Lcmon-
Egotism lathe anesthetic a llie ti
brief
honeymoon
to
California.
On
before being made into the
Welshmen, .1 feet (R4 inches. Rook*
20% A b ility in Y our W ork
nature gives u* to deaden the
aise (mayonnaise nude w ith lemon
their return they will make their dealing with anthropology, such as
pain <d being » foot—Herbert
ju
ic
e
).
T
he
flavor
o
f
the
salad
w
ill
salad.
It gives it firmness
home
in
Eugene.
Mr.
Pieser
is
a
that hy R, B. Taylor in Ihe Popu­
20% F in an cial Ju d g m e n t
Shofleld.
i brother of Mrs. John Kebelbeck of lar Science library, give average
be improved, however, if first you
and
flavor.
Then serve
this community.
heights of other races. Thus 5
m trin a lt the ingredients.
F rom
feet 4 Indies i* given for the Chi­
with Lemonaise.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Ray Bickford of this city and nese laborer. 5 feet 7 Indies for
• T o m tr /n j/e : M ix tw elve tablc-
OF
REAL
PROPERTY.
Miss
Marguerite
DeWitz
of
Salem
the Swede. 5 feet for the l.anp, 5
60% to 80%
ipoonfuls o f Wesson O il, three ta­
were married Tuesday in Salem. feet 11 Inehe* for the Patagonian
blespoonfuls o f vinegar.
Add one
'Ve would like to send you, with our compli­
Under
and
by
virtue
of
an
execu­
They
will
make
their
home
in
this
of South America, -1 fe-t 0 inches
Q ualifies fo r P ro sp e rity
city, where Mr. Bickford is em­ for the Bushman and other South tion issued out of the circuit court
caspoonful o f salt and one-quartc
ments,
a little book on appropriate salad service,
of the State of Oregon, for the
ployed as a clerk in the Safeway African tribes.
easpoon o f pepper. Pour over the
100% Q ualifies fo r a F o rtu n e
County of I-ane, on the 27th day of
store.
written by Mary B. Murray. It suggests what
>ish and let it stand in the re frig -
June, 1931, In an action wherein
ator fo r several hours. Serve w ith
Harry W. Neet was plaintiff, and
dressings go best with what salads and contains
Miss Ruth Aldrich entertained :
Co-Operative Farming
Save S ystem atically
Wednesday night of last week, i
garnish o f Lemonaisc.
In an arid country, so rocky that Mrs. R. G. Brown and R. G. Brown.
many hints and ideas as to correct salad service.
honoring her house guest. Miss It compares favorably with the
Natalie
Ebert
of
LaGrande
The
a t the
slope of the Rocky mountains, a
Send your name and address to the Wesson Oil
evening was spent playing rook.! rancher has tried to eke out a liv­
Prizes for high score were won by ing for more than 50 year*. With
People, 210 Baronnc Street, New Orleans, La.
Genevieve Meranda and Kenneth him lives his hired m in who has
Goff and consolations by Dorothy been with him that length of time
Stewart and John Clark. Those also. One day a visitor asked the
present were Frances Randall, old rancher how he mnnaged to
A GOOD BANK
Frances Mackin. Pearl Monroe, pay the old hand hla wage*.
Genevieve Meranda. Dorothy Stew­
Cottage Grove, Oregon
“It's this way," said the rancher.
art, Kenneth Goff. John Clark, Har­
old Mackin, Dayton Clark, Elbert “I hired him for two years and
Smith, Howard Taylor, Victor Goff, gave him a mortgage on the ranch
Wayne Monroe. Helen Aldrich, the to guarantee his wages. At the
end of two years he got the ranch,
honor guest and the hostess.
and I went to work for him on the
A social evening followed the reg­ same ferma. For 50 years the
R udio Ray
ular Eastern Star meeting Friday ranch has passed hack and forth
A rcade T h eatre
night A musical program was giv­ every two years and neither of us
Ha„ ìb is to Say:
en by a group of children under the I,as drawn a cent of wages. Su we
iv l :
Weekly Program
direction of Mrs. Bert Trask and made It pay.”
Ahoy, and other
naval
refreshments
were
served.
Mrs.
T.
Friday and Saturday.
greetings Also Merry Fourth
H. Moody was chairman of the re­
July 3 and 4
of July. Now don't tell us we
Youth Must Be Served
freshment committee
and Mrs.
"LAND 'OF MISSING
made a mis: ke and that It
A Pittsburgh man addressing a
Trask of the program committee.
MEN”
should be A Glorious Fouith.
"T
At the business meeting Mrs. H. B. local luncheon club Ihe other day
. • •
Bed» Steele
Griggs was named general chair­ said the elghty-one-yenr-o'd grand­
Comedy
News
All Joking aside. We re tell­
mother
of
the
family
lives
at
hi*
man for the Eastern Star for the
ing you straight that some of
Sunday, July 5
annual Masonic-Eastern Star pic­ home.
our new snappy phonogiaph
"KICK IN"
Not long ago, he related, she
Cut, Hweefg, D ì II n and
L ib b y ’» S tuffed Olives
Pure enne i.'ranulnteri.
nic to be held July 24.
records will add pep to that
Clara Bow
came back from a shopping trip
portable phonograph on that
Comedy
Act
News
Sour
pienie nisc
or
Queen—
No.
4
size
with
a
package
and
took
It
on
up
The marriage of Miss Ruth Now­
Pouith f July picnic We
Monday, July 6
ell and Edward Cyrus Leum was to her room. There was consider­
have the latest hits.
"THE VICE SQUAD"
solemnized at 10 o’clock Sunday able curiosity as to what was In
• • •
Paul Lukas and Kay
forenoon at the home of the groom. the packnge. but grandma serious­
10-lb.
The
<
Id
time
business man
ly
objects
to
being
questioned.
A
Francis
Rev. W. V. McGee officiated. Mem­
believed that prosperity came
Comedy
Act
Cartoon
bers of both families were present. little later, however, she came
from sp tiding spending eve­
The couple left at once for Gold down with another bundle, and
Country Store Tonight
nings at home.
Beach, where Mr. Leum is em­ handing It over to her daughter,
Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Now, an evening at home
remarked: “There are all m.v old
ployed.
Thursday, July 7, 8, 9
with a Phllco radio or your
nighties, get rid of them, for I've
Lb
"I TAKE THIS WOMAN”
old rcdlo repaired and ser­
Fancy, ripe, black Heeds.
The W. C. T. U. will meet Friday just laid in a supply of silk pa­
Gary Cooper and Carole
viced
in
our
service
depart­
July 10, at the home of Mrs. Carrie jama* that I «port from now on.'”
Lombard
ment, for entertainment Is
Hemenway. Mrs. Ethel Applewhite —Cincinnati Enquirer.
Comedy
Cartoon
something worth while.
and Mrs. S. 8. Thomas will assist
Lb
• • «
Mrs. Hemenway in entertaining.
Medium size; golden yellow.
A light bacon, sugnr cured
House Wiring
C o tU a r
ftr o v f
¿ ¿ in tin ti
mix a dressing
appropriate
to the salad
A Success Test!
C an Y ou S co re
100
?
%
B a n k o f C o tta g e G r o v e
Sugar
O lives
Jar....... 12C
47c
Watermelons
-2 f 2 c
Bananas
Canning Factory in Arctic
DANCE!
JULY 4th
At Cottage G rove A rm ory
MUSIC BY
Sharkey Moore Orchestra
A d m issio n $1
L adies F re e
A surprise party, honoring Mrs.
Delbert Brown, a recent bride, was
given Thursday night of last week
at the home of Mrs. Fred Langston
by the girls of the telephone office.
Bridge was the diversion of the
evening. Those present were Mild­
red Dugan, Mrs. L. P. Sanford, Mrs
Armorel Monson, Mrs. L. S. Craw­
ford, Evelyn Grove, Elizabeth Dar-
land, Mrs. Langston and the guest
, of honor. At the close of the eve
j ning Mrs. Brown was given an at
I tractive gift. Dainty refreshments
i were served.
Within a few hundred miles of
the North pole a flsh-cnnnlng fac­
tory has been established, worked
entirely by Eskimos. The plant,
financed by the Danish govern
ment, is In Holstenberg, (,' ■
-nd,
n town beyond the Arctb
Modern In every detail
tory makes use of eject
derived from the swift-rc
era, and employs up-to-<
mos and oil engines for
cles. It is operated malt:l.
;■<
klmo women. The whole
ula
lion of the district, numbering ap
proximately 250, Is devoted to the
new Industry. A fleet of modern
motor Ashing
boats,
recently
shipped from Denmark, keeps tin
establishment supplied.
I The annual Baptist Sunday school
, picnic was held Tuesday afternoon
and evening In the Amest grove,
the former Methodist camp ground.
( A baseball game was played be­
tween the married men and the
single men, the married men win­
ning. A picnic supper was served
A bonfire was held in the evening
and singing was a feature. Arrange­
ments were In charge of W. L
Leonard, superintendent of
the
Sunday school. Eighty-five were
present.
The first Individual bathtub was
built around 2000 B. C. A bathtub
dug from the ruins of the palace of
King Minos on the burled Island of
Crete is dated by historians around
this time. If the tub Is regarded
as an Invention, It look 4, <X*> years
to produce the modern home.
Road Oiling Is Completed.
“Chemiatry”
HEBRON, July 1.—(Special.)—
Ijine county road crews completed
the oil program for the London
road this week. The distance be­
tween the N. W White place and
London was covered. Road equip­
ment used on the work and the
countv rock crusher have been
moved from the district.
Mimeograph Supplies. Sentine!
Slow Production
The word chemistry Is derived
from the Egyptian word “cbeml,"
meaning the land of Egypt, espe
daily
with
reference to If*
black soil.
Originally chemistry
signified simply Egyptian black
magic.
T ypew riter
Sentinel.
Ribbona.
The
Mazda latmps
Appliances
Radio Tubes
Lettuce
• • •
Potatoes
I
Fancy, new, white Shaffers.
T
Coffee
Radio Ray
Down by the bridge
Map of
Lane County
Showing sections, tow n­
ships, railways, c i t i e s ,
towns,
streams,
lakes
trails, ferric* roads and
miscellaneous inform ation.
Something d iffe re n t from
Ihe o rdinary h i g h w a y
map.
THE
SENTINEL
• • 7c
L b ............ 2H c
Head
Large, erlsp, solid heads.
Radios
Radio Service
Electric W ashers
Fixtures
Wiring Supplies
4c
í-lb. can
.Max-i-mu.M — It is w inning
friends hy the thousands. T ry it
Max-i-muM Milk
Evaporated, keeps sweet longer
In warm weather
35c
3
Cudahy’s Puritan Brand. No. \
Ginger Ale
P a le F a c e
-a better ginger ale.
Marshmellows
Fresh and F lu ffy.
Qt. jar . . .
25c
BACON
and well
lean.
streaked
TALL
CANS
6c
6 c a n s. . . 25c
Bottle . ..
i-ib .. . .
10c
17J4c
with
2 5 c Lb.
P u re Lard
In hulk.
10c Lb.
í I
Deviled Meat
Pickles
C ream
C h e e se
Just the right flavor.
15c Lb.
All Safew ay S tores W ill Be Closed A ll D ay J u ly 4th