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F A O B J IW B
I
Mrhool < h lld ren Arc Kaam ltw d. I
Mia» E d ith H tallard. school health
' nurae. has com pleted the physical
■•«amination« o f all rhlldrw n In the
weat side school and of pupil» In
1 three room« of the central s c h o o l1
AHHEMBLY.
¡D e n ta l exam inations fo r a ll chll-1
Thursday's aaaembly wae devoted dren In txdh schools waa completed
m ainly to apeechea on the prospect» W edneaday by D r W . E
IzSzrw |
of the com ing football game w ith I and D r. C I I K lm e. local dentists, j
Eugene by the mem bers o f the foot- i who were assisted by Miss Htallard
ball squad and Coach O. M Mag
and m em bers o f the local
health j
ley. T he firs t yell practice of the group.
year was led by laiw rence Wiese,
O f the children
exam ined
the
larg er percentage are up to weight I
yell leader.
P rincip al F. L. G ran nis announc Nlandaids, Miss
H tallard
«aid
ed the schedule of the various ac W h ere necessary follow -up work
tivities fo r the year.
ha» been done to bring about cor-
H e rm a n iJ ifk y , a _ g ric u ltu re In- rectlona desired Investigations also
structor, report««! on the trips of have been made Into cases of com-
the stock Judging team to D ayton J niunlcable dlneasee
and the K la m a th county fa ir
Ml»« H tsllsrd wa» a»«l»ted In her
• • •
exam ination« by mem bers of the
T h e boys glee club was organised C o ttage G ro v * health group Those
laet F rid a y w ith a m em berahlp of who assisted last week a t the west
about SO T h e boys w ill meet on side »chool were M r». C I f . Klm e.
Tuesday« and Fridays.
Mr». C J. Kern M ra W H . D a ugh
Prlxe ribbons won by the stock erty, M t« Donnell A llen. M r«. A W
Judging team at the Clackam as Hhofatall, M r«. A W Hwanson. M r«.
county fa ir are on display In the W K. Is b o w , Miae R am ona Hprlgga
trophy case of the high school. T he and M rs V ln a l R and all
team received two blue ribbons fo r
ra n k in g highest In stock and swine
CARD OF THANKS.
Judging, one red ribbon fo r having
W e wish to ex pre«« o u r sincere
second high ecore and tw o w hits thank« and appreciation to our
ribbons fo r sheep Judging and high neighbors and friend» fo r the k in d
est Ind ividu al score.
ness and sym pathy shown u« d uring
T he F u tu re F arm e r« of A m erica our recent bereavem ent. Especially
elected officer« M onday T h e y are: do we th a n k those who sent flo ral
President, Law rence K e n t;
vice
o ffe rin g * and assisted a t the fu n
president, Leo D ugan; secretary- eral «ervlc*.
treasurer, N ile» M anbeck; reporter,
MRS M A R G A R E T H A FLE Y
D alton W ard.
A N D F A M IL Y .
"Follow dream s w ith deeds" was
J U L IU S I f
HAFLEY AND
the m otto chosen by the seniors a t
F A M IL Y
o2c
class m eeting W ednesday
m o rn
ing. Old rose and silver w ill be
Rev D . H T u ttle of S m ith field ,
class colors and the rhododendron
N. C-, m arried a couple In 1901 and
was choaen class flow er.
F aye S te w a rt resigned hie posi only recently received hla fee and
tion as cltlxenahlp representative at a le tte r o f apology for the delay.
the sophomore claae m eeting W e d
nesday m orning anil Z elin a L affoo n
was elected to tak e his place.
E lizab eth M cL In ,
assisted by
N ellie T u c k e r, entertained
Edna
W h ltlia m and J u a n ita G ate« M on
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day evening at the practice house.
Florence Rodgers, a fo rm e r stu- ' W O O D F O R H A L E - C IT Y F U E L
dent who graduated fro m Salem I com pany, under new manage-
hlgh school last year, was m arried 1 ment. Slab, block and p lan er wood.
Wednesday to Fred Shoehart In I C all J. H Cham ber« A Son. phone
W ashington.
I 230, or K e lly D ru g com pany, phone
248p
M llllie n t Lewis, a fo rm e r atu- 37.
dent, entered school M onday as a
sophomore.
G e rtru d e Pleuard, Junior, has
been absent several days on ac
count o f a severe cold.
Paul Thles, sophomore, waa a b
sent M onday on account o f an In
ju ry received In the football game
ut Eugene F rid a y .
M arg a re t Shelburne, sophomore,
and C h ristin e Shelburne, freshm an,
have been absent the past week on
account o f typhoid fever.
M a rg a re t and Florence Leonard,
seniors, and L ucille Leonard, sopho- I
more, have moved w ith th e ir p a r
Account Filea
ents to a fa rm near M cM in n v ille.
A dding M ach ine Paper
They w ill attend M c M in n v ille high
A d vertisin g B lotters
; school.
Announcem ents
Isabelle Safley. senior, has been
M r and M ra. C. O Hoam an, who
Auction B ills
I absent several days on account of
had «pent two m onth* visiting w ith
Badge«. R ibbon*
M any B u ild ing P erm it» lamred.
the d eath of her fath er.
th e ir daughters. Mra. G. A. 8|i»ncer
B ank F orm «
—advertising that pays
Num erous p erm its fo r sm all re -I
of O akland and M ra. D A Cooper
Banquet Folders
I, 'TOWS,
‘h.
,
„ W o rk „ v ta iu
o f Hutherlln. returned home H atur p a ir , have been
Bereavem ent Cards
day. T h e Hpencer fa m ily brought p a .t w
e
e
A
r t h
u
r
Brow n of Roaeburg. or-
B ill and C harge Statem ents
—advertising that grows
them home and spent the day here rep air o f residence at 32 »north K .
.
grange met
B ill Heads
pays
re lu m in g to .h e ir home that eve- H W Lom bard, re p a ir, on real-
Bills of F a re
dence at 1243 east J e ffe r-o n ; Claud Wednesday night In the M ount
nlng
B irth announcem ents
V ie w school house w ith a group of
ro
o
f,
before
the
Arne,
garage
a
t
KM
south
S
lxtxh
.
Interested persona In the Interests i
B la n k Books
R epair your
».aeon
M
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ria
ls
at
O
rab
er
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B
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B lotters
of establishing a local unit of the
rainy
Books and Booklets
A G etty«
oc3 Douglas, U. G. W a lk e r, repairs to grange In this d is tric t.
T w e n ty -
roof on b uilding at M ain and N in th :
Box F lies
A rth u r Brow n of Roseburg, depu 11. T . Jorgensen, reshlngllng a t I six have signified th e ir Intention of
Business Announcem ents
ty organiser o f the state grange and B irc h ; R. N . B lank, repair« and Joining and ano ther m eeting w ill
Business Cards
lx- hehl Wednesday evening, Oc-
who had spent several days here In reshlngllng residence on
south
Business Statio nery
the Interest« o f th a t organisation. E leven th ; B a rt Johnston, garage at tober 7. In the school house. A n y
the Sentinel
Cabinets, F ilin g
returned to hla home Wednesday 1020 south F o u rth ; M asonic lodge, one Interested In grange w ork has
Calendars
been Invited to attend.
night.
extensive rep aus to lodge building.
C allin g Cards
W D Eddy of Black B u tte waa M . E Church repairs to building.
Carbon P ap er
County F a ir Io Be Investigated.
flm
xl
(23
M
unday
night
for
d
rivin
g
C.
E.
Jones,
repairs
at
1SS
n
orth
H
W a m aka naw ears out of w racks
Catalogs
A public hearing to Investigate
P a in tin g and body rebuilding. C ot a car w ith Im proper license plates
C hristm as Cards
_ ... ,
_the Lane county fa ir w ill be held
and was ordered to
purchase a _ .
tage Q rova Body W orks, L
8.
Check P rotecto rs
a t 7:30 W edneaday evening In the
curren
t
license.
P roclp ltatlon d u rin g Septem ber
Davis, Prop.. Hprlgga Bldg
m ltfc
C ircu lars
of
commerce
Htyllah Prince«« Eugenis hats In waa
_ 1.17 Inches, according to the Eugene cham ber
Checks and D ra fts
rooms. T h e Investigation w ill be
Ulysses W a lk e r w»s up fro m colors to suit I-arge head sixes for nWn th ly w e a th e r report o f C
E.
C lip Board»
conducted by a com m ittee ap
P o rtland this week m a k in g repair« m atrons Special display F rid a y and Ktcwttrt. cooperative w rs ih e r
ob.
C o lu m n a r F orm s
to property here.
Haturday N ew Y o rk M illin e ry Par- server. T h e m axim um tem peratu re pointed by E . A. M cC ornack, 1 resi
C om m ercial S ta tio n e ry
dent of the Lane county cham ber
M r. and M rs W G. J scoti» of ¡ lora. M r and Mrs. J
I
Beatty waa 93 degrees on Septem ber 4 nnd
C oncert P rog ram s
o f com merce. H e rm a n L a fk y
of
T a ft spent the w e *k end at the E Open H aturday nights
Alw ays ,h e m in im u m 32 degrees on Septem -
Correspondence S tatio n ery
R Ix m le y home. M r. Jacobs and ready to eerve you.
°2P her 24. N o frost In ju ry was re- this city Is chairm an and has asked
Coupon Books
that a representative group be In
M re. lx>mlsy are b ro th er and slater.
recently ported In this d istrict.
G o ttfrie d O rab er, who
Dance Prog ram s
attendance and p articip ate In the
m axim um
fo r the
N ew M o n lag circulator«, furnaces underw ent an appendicitis o p e ra -' T he mean
Dance T ic k e ts
discussion.
and ranges on display at G raber- tlon. Is recovering ao rap idly that m onth way 74.6, the mean m in im u m
Deposit Slips
44 9 and the mean 58.7 degrees.
O ettya H a rd w a re Co.
»23c he te expected home today
Desk Pens
Wood
Com
pany
Changea
Hands.
M r. and Mrs. A W Hhofatall and O « “ r d »y» num bered 20. p artly
Mies W ilb e rts W ilson, d au g h ter
Desks
T
hc
C
ity
Fuel
com
pany
I»
now
of M r. and M ra. W O W ilson, has M rs C. H. D e a r attended the state cloudy am i cloudy 4.
D irectories
under new m anagem ent, J. A. A l
been pledged to A lp ha D elta P I at fa ir M onday at Halem.
Dodgers
len. who recently returned
fro m
Boater
Uonteet
Started.
U n ive rs ity of Oregon.
D r a ft Notices
M r. and M ra. John W Nokea ob-
C a lifo rn ia , tak in g over the business
A
poeter
contest
to
run
d
urin
g
D u p lic a te Blanks
M r. and M ra. D. H H em en w ay served th e ir fifty -fo u rth weddlng
O ctober has been started In
the last week.
D u p lic a tin g Supplies
returned lost week fro m P o rtland , anniversary yesterday,
Baptlat
Sunday
school.
Prlxe»
have
Envelopes
w here they vlalted several days nt
Thc naw „lodel, high power.
been
offered
fo
r
the
beat
posters,
F iles o f E v e ry K in d
Experts See No Future
the homes of th e ir children. Roacoe HU.,„r . heterodyne O llfllla n M-tube
u
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,
v
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e
an<1
dealing
w
ith
subjects
creating
In
F ilin g Cards
H em en w ay. M ra. C arl
radio In a b eau tiful fu ll slsrd cabi terest In and boosting S u n d a y
for
Hemp
Production
Folders, L e tte r and Cap
Mra. Florence M adden
net sells for only (79.30 here and
Hemp, once a profltalde crop In
school w ork
G um m ed Labels
Hchofleld H tew art (or plum bing, we w ill take you r old set In trade.
thia country. Inis dwindled In Im
H a n d B ills
ahc*4 m etal w o rk . P h o n * (17J. tfc Nelson M otor com pany.
portance. and the vehicle through
T y p e w rite rs to R ent. Sentinel.
H o te l N o te Heads
T h e condition of L illia n P u lllan .
John Nokea p articip ated In an old
which It has lost Its m arket was
Incom e T a x Records
alx-year-old d au g h ter o f M r
and tim e fiddlers' conteat at a dance
the
principal
m
arket
In
form
er
In d e x Cards
Vntir Homo Print Shop First years. I t is estimated th a t In the
M r«. H . J. P u lllan
o f Altoona^^jm vIllon^ln^Eugene^T^rursdaj^nlght^
In ks, Pens. Pencils
early Colonial days I t took the I
In v ita tio n s
product o f 1,000 seres o f hemp to
Invoices
make the ropes necessary to outfit
Invoice Files
a single sailing vessel o f any size.
le a t h e r Tabs
Now ahlps bring Jute from India
Ledger Leaves
and this Im portation, due to Its
Legal Blanks
much low er price, has driven hemp
L e tte r Heads
from the m arket to a large extent.
L e tte r F iles
In spite o f this loss o f m arket, glow
L ib ra ry Paste
ing pictures o f prosperity to be
L in en Tags
had from hemp growing are p ain t
Loose Ix -a f Devices
ed fo r farm ers who have had no
Ixiose L e a f N o te Books
experience w ith the crop.
Agents
Ixiose L e a f Recipe Books
w ith something to sell have In
M an u sc rip t Covers
duced many farm ers to attem pt
M eal T ic k e ts
crops, but little hope Is held out by
M em o Books
D epartm ent o f Agriculture officials,
Menus
who point out that by no means Is
M im eog rap h Supplies
Hard
Wheat
Family Hike
(lo ltlt‘11 W est
the general run o f land suitable
M o n th ly Account Sheets
Eastern Blue Stem
fo r hemp production.
Even I f It
Notes, Prom issory
were, there s till reinnlns the fact
Notices. Collection
th a t the demand fo r hemp Is more
O ffic e E q u ip m e n t
than filled by present sources, w ith
O rd e r B lanks
the result that the prices are too
Pam phlets
low to make a crop an attractive
Paper Clip«
proposition
financially
for
the
Paste
grower.— Washington Star.
Pina
AinhiiHKutloi'
Placards
P rescription Blanks
Iguassu Falla One of
Price Books
W onders of the W orld
P u nch ing M achines
R e c ita l P rog ram s
T he Iguassu falls of B razil are
Receipts
said to be the most wonderful In
R eception Cards
the world.
In the W ide W orld
R e m itta n c e Cards
M agazine IL H allb u rto n w rites:
R u bb er Bands
" Iln lf a mile away a vast mass of
R u bb er Stam ps
w nter seemed to (low forth from
Cane ■& Maple
Reg. 15e Can
R uled Statio nery
the sky.
I t was a river, which,
Scales
u tter wandering quietly through the
Postage
forests of Brazil, had come at
Show Cards
length to the edge of a great
S tam p Pads
plateau. T here It girds Itself for a
S taplin g M achines
grand climax of Its care e r—a cli
Salesbooks
max so spectacular that no one who
Statem ents
sees can ever forget thnt this river
Stencils
surpasses all others In the sublime
Second Sheets
beauty o f Its passing, lenvlng be
Store C o un ter Pads
hind one of the wonders of the
Store Sale B ills
world.
W ith one mighty charge
T a g Envelopes
along a front 10,000 feet In length
It hurls over the brink, In superb
T h u m b T acks
200 foot cataracts of foam.
N i
T ic k e ts
T y p e w rite rs
agara may have greater volume,
T y p e w rite r Supplies
V ictoria greater height, but for
U n gu m m ed Labels
a rtis try nnd coloring, iguassu stands
U p rig h t F iles
alone."
W a rra n ts
W a s te P a p e r Baskets
M ath em atically Stated
W e d d in g In v ita tio n s
O ut of every three domestic
W in d o w Cards
quarrels, four are about money.—
W ra p p in g Cord
American Magnzlne.
of laat w«»k Although pria*« had
bean ntfared th« fiddler« fa ll.d to
receive any.
C a rl K in g wae here fro m Toledo
d u rin g the paal w .rlt on boalneea.
M ia. C la ra llu ik h o ld a r, M lee B ell*
H u lk holder and Mr«. L yd ia Mtouf
fer returned Monday night fro m a
m otor trip to C oj -vallla, H olley and
Halem. In Corvallta th«y vlalted
M r« la n th la H«lhr«d« and l i r a W ill
Held 'E io o ia H elbrw lel. who«« hua
Pur« Pork
Pur« Pork Sausage «
hand recently com m itted aulclde |
Link Buusag«
A fajC
due to III health ami w orry
At
Pr«ah Hnmburgvr
H olley they vlalted M r. and M r« |
|i. C. B urkho lder. A t Halem they I
Attended the atate fair.
M r. and M ra. Charles Adame of
Monty Pork Roast .
Beef Pot Roast
Eugene «pent Wedneaday evening
Lamb Steak
J
Oom Boot
"
w ith M r». Adam»' paienta, U r and
M r« H It. Job.
Mr». K a rl K M ill«. Ml»« Lola
H ow e and Mr«. A C. Hpilgga a t
Fresh
Liver
»
Large Can
.
tended the guest night meeting of
Victory circle of the Eugene Bap
tist church Tuesday night In E u
gene.
W L. Leonard, who w ith his fam
On« Friend Telia Another
ily moved laat w eek to a fa rm near
M cM in n v ille, waa here T hu rsday on
Free Delivery
Phone 40
business.
M r. and M ta. H. J Leonard w ill
FRED ANDERtiON, Prop
a rriv e the firs t of neat week fro m
O regon C tly to again m ake th e ir
home here.
H o bart Balch wa« fined (10 In
W ash., who are visiting here, wue
rted «lightly Im proved by a Eu- police court thia week for speeding
OlM hundred and eight feet of
hospllal a t which ah» la a pa-.
T h e Child suffered a fra c concrete w alk la being laid Ini fro n t
pelvi« and severe Intern al In
'he Gleason. L a a .w e ll and Breed-
1 lovo ^ H ri£ e rU e » jm _ w e » t_M u ln jitre e t
jurlee In an autom obile accident re-
t l ll l E F H
cently In Springfield
H aro ld Bede ha« been pledged to
Mta« Evelyn Grove attended the
Hhl Htgina K appa at U n iversity of ftMJlbn|l game In I ’o rtlan d Haturday.
Oregon. Beth Bede has been pledg
Enjoy yourself some tim e a t the
ed to D e lta D elta D elta
Pastim e Card«, tolmroo«. fountain.
H orace Hutherland. Charle« B on
Guy M c F e rrln . Leslie H aw kins.
er. D ick
Hturgea and
B righton
Al Rosenthal and Dais H a w k in s
txionard went deer h un tin g
laet
week in the Buck m ountain coun • pent the week end In the E lk to n
T hey
try T hey returned w ith tw o deer ! country on a deer hunt.
If you haven't tried Sent!
Imaged tw o bucks
_ W e are glad to announce that we
Del classified ads, here is
Charles K. Hhellburn and son
■ rave been aw arded the agency for Ernest w ere taken to a Eugene hos
tho chance to do ao at
the new G llfllla n radio and t>e«l of p ital Hunday
Both are III w ith
little coat. If you have,
all we are direct factory dealer« typhoid fever.
hero ia a chance to do ao
C all and a«e thia
b ea u tifu l
set
It's here! Il's h ere ' T h e new
Price« are very low Nelson M o to r
again.
. auper heterodyne fu ll six* ft-tube
company.
For next week's issue of
radio. And It's the good old stand-
M r and M rs N DeYoung and . ard line G 1 L F IL L A N D irect from
The Sentinel, a claaaified
M r am i M r . Fred Am erw m «pent
, a rlo ry
us at exceptionally
ad of any length up to 35
(he week end In I ’o rtlan d w ith |ow
and i ry this new
words will be accepted at
relative«
I m(Kjel Nelson M o to r company.
30c for three insertions,
M r. and M r» W E. Nixon, w ith
M r« E q o f j ro a l an<1 t)iece,
th e ir granddaughter. Miss M a rie |»y1y u ,— Vincent, who had been vls-
which is equivalent to 10c
Nlxon, as c hau ffeur, left
M ondny
M r« G ro a t’s stepm other. Mr«.
for
each insertion. Any
on a 10-day m otor trip to G rid ley, Anna Cox of Albany, and cousins.
additional insertions at
C o lo , where they w ill attend the M r and M ra Jen» H afley o f T an -
10c the insertion. For ad
golden ann iversary o f a sister of i gent, returned home Haturday
Mrs. Nlaon.
ditional worda over 35,
1
M
r.
and
Mr».
Cecil
Caton
of
Band Bebearsal every Tuesday
one cent for three inser
M ultnom ah were here this week to
■ Ig M .
tions.
attend the fu n eral of M r» Caton'«
H o w ard T s y lo r has been pledged father. F ra n k Hafley. held Wednes-
Thia
special ia for the com
to Alpha Cpallon at U n iversity “ f j ay’
ing week only, and for
Oregon.
Insist that your dealer sell you
copy submitted before 6 p.
Rev I G Hhew went to the U H broome m aq . |„ C ottage O rove-
vet crane' hospital in Portland laat |h #
„ roonl
a „ th(. d lrt
m. Wednesday.
F rld a y ^ o r a m x i l o l » a m in a t io n
j,
Hhay
QUALITY MARKET
Saturday Specials!
1DU
|2^?C
High School Note*
15c
A Wantad
for 10c
Smith-Short Grocery
Phone 153
Saturday Grocery Savings
Krispy Crackers
COFFEE
FLOUR
29c
1 lb. tins 37c
49 lb. sack 89c
Commercial
Chocolates
Lb. 15c
T oilet Paper
Pimentos
4 large rolls 23c
3 cans 23c
Jelly Beans
SYRUP
OLIVES
1 lb. 13c
lYi lb. tins 39c
2 for 15c
Trading Stamps
On and after October 15 we will discontinue the Cottage Grove
Trading stamps.
Redemption
We will redeem
nr more full books.
Smith-Short Grocery
W ANTADS
Some of the
Things Y ou’ll
Find at the
Hom e Print
Shop
Old English “Sport” of
Fox Hunting Endangered
W ould Englund still he England,
w ithout Its hunting ra llie s !
la th is
■port o f centuries, the merry chaoe
of elusive foxes, fHted to die out?
I t Is unlikely that there 1» any
feature o f E n g liib country life so
typical o f the custom« and tra d i
tions o f the nation, as fox hunting.
T h is being so. a recent statement
o f the earl o f Iloaehery. on ac
cepting the mastership o f th«
Wtiadden chs»e. th a t thia sport Is
In a very critical condition, came
rather as a surprise.
H a declared
th a t live nelghlmrlng packs are
having difficulties In finding mas
ters, and that s|Hirtsmen must
rally around now. or see fox hunt
ing go the way o f hawking.
Ill«
lordship ascribed the de. line to
hard dines and high taxation.
T ills might lie considered had
news, even for the foxes, for from
accounts of this sport that I have
read, It wonld seem that the prey
gets as much fun out of eluding the
huntsmen, as the la tte r do In thw
galloping pursuit.
A fte r some of
these old w ily masters of the craft
have learned the business, th e ir
chances of becoming a mere brush
are com fortably few. Why, there
are even some o f these old fellows
who pi / visits to the kennela. i f
the hunt le not up regularly, to
see whst 1« keeping th e ir little play
m ates:
A t least that's the story
told — Border Oltles Star.
(*p »et»l to th« 9e«Un«t I
Hept 29 — M r». Al Bogan o f Long
view. W ash , la v isitin g w ith
her
parents, M r. and M r» W W C hris
man
W W . C h ris m a n and J B Htew-
a rt returned home M onday fro m a
h un tin g trip In the K la m a th F alls
country.
Thoee fro m W o lf creek who spent
the week end here are M r and Mrs.
E m it K ir k and fam ily . A. L Ix w -
re nee, H u b e rt Mosby. I^ e Mooney
and John Holstrom .
John W h etzell and W ayne K irk
le ft Hunday fo r W o lf Creek, where
they have em ploym ent.
M r and M rs. Roy Beck o f C o r
vallis visited Hunday a t the John
Isham home.
T h e H a p p y C ircle Hew ing club
held a reg u lar all-day m eeting at
the home ot M rs. Clarence Peters
one day last week. A quilt
for
A Belgian steam ship captain has
reported th a t 20 A fric a n native« re
cently burned a negro w om an alive
and forced a n o th e r negro w om an to
eat her fleeh.
BARTELS M A R K E T
Phone 55
Specials for Saturday
Good Until 12 O’Clock
.............. ................... 10c lb.
Hamburger, 10 lbs. limit
How English M erchant
of 1480 Sought Custom
............... ....
Pork Sausage
One o f the earliest poeter» ever
printed In England la to be aeen In
the Bodleian library, and concerna
s Harum service book, printed In
14H0 by Caxton.
I t reads as fo l
low»: “I f It please» any man spir
ituel or temporel to bye our pye«
of tw o or three comniemoraelou«
of H a llibu rl I'»e, emprynted a fte r
the form of this prese t letre. which»
ben wel and tru ly correct, la te
hym come to Westinoneeter into
the almoneatrye at the reed pole,
and be ahall have them good and
chepe."
T he manner of presenta
tion la somewhat unenterprising.
T he goods advertised belonged to
the M iddle ages, which were fa rt
dying.
But a new force had been
let looee, which In the course o f the
next century was to revolutionize
not onlv the a rt of advertising, but
the whole of European culture.
E aglead'« E a rth q u a k e Y e a r
About one hundred and seventy
year« ago England experienced the
first of a series o f severe e a rth
quakes. which created great alarm .
T he first «hock waa very distinct,
the second xtiU more severe, and a
crazy «oldler scared many fo lk a l
most out of th e ir w its by predict- ,
Ing that the third, which he timed
for April 6, would to ta lly de«troy
London.
On A p ril 5, tens of thou
sands o f all ranks quitted the me
tropolis, and many who remained
w ere a fra id to go to bed. but spent
the night In the street».
T he
prophecy proved false, of course,
but fu rth e r »hocks were fe lt in va
rious part» of the country In the
spring and summer of that year,
and some held the prophet Justified
__w ith gome e rro r o f date and local
ity — by the aw fu l earthquake which
destroyed Lisbon.
___ ______________I
Mra. Peterson's slater. M ix Henetta
(.'oombe wae rinlehed amt another
for Mre Peterson was worked on
A delicious luncheon was served a t
noon. T h e follow ing members were
present Mesdamee Doolittle, Rales.
V au gh n. Thom ason, W a g " ’ '. B U t *
[.and. Isham . Dodge. M a ry Land.
Florence C haffee, K eefer, M cK Ib-
ben. Teeter». T h ra e h e r and hoateaa,
M r». Peterson. Miss M abel T h raeh
er wae a visitor. T he next meeting
w ill be fo r M r» T h rae h e r a t the
home o f M r». Peterson.
G ra n d p a K e lly wae vlelttng w ith
old neighbors In thia com m unity
la s t week
M r. and M r». R o b ert Coomb» and
fa m ily o f Eugene visited
Sunday
a t the Charles T eeter» home.
10c and IZVfrc lb.
Eeef Roast of Fancy Yearlings
Boiling Beef
121/a« lb.
..................
..................... 8c lb.
5c lb.
Pig Shanks
....15c lb.
Picnic Hams, 4 to 6-lb. average, family size
Fancy Corn Beef, put np Jiggs style ...................... 12Vfrc lb.
V2 or Whole Hams, Sw ift’s and Morrell s ................ 25c lb.
Again we w ill tell roundtrip
>ur Pacific
tick«« to »11 places on our
I
Lines for approximately lc a
mile f $ l for each 100 m ile»).
Good on A L L T R A IN S , in
coaches or in Pullmans.
LEAVE
F R ID A Y
SATURDAY OR SUNDAY
OCT. 9, IO, II
>1310
. $22.95
San F ra n c ia » )
Lo« Angele-,
M arshfield
P o rtla n d _
Salem ___
(3.15
(2 00
Be back by midnight. O tta b tr 19.
This gives you as many aa 11 days
for a trip. (M inim um “D o llar
Day” roundtrip fare, ( 1 .)
Southern Pacifie
T. M Boyd, Agent. Phone 11
English O fficial M a rk
T h e “broad a rro w ,” used as a dis
tinguishing m ark on B ritis h gov
ernment property, was the "cogni
zance" o r
heraldic
symbol
of
H enry. Viscount Sidney, who was
master general
of the ordnance
from ltS>3 to 1708, says au artic le
In the M ontreal Fam ily H erald . In ‘
tim e It came to be used by ether
government
departments
beside«
the ordnance board (now the w a r .
office), w ith which It first was as
sociated.
Curiously enough, the
"broad arrow ” was a symbol of
power and auth ority among the
ancient Druids. I t 1« a felony to
obliterate thia official m ark.
(H o d e r ii
w o r k s in I lie k itc lie n
AW AY »«h (he win-tiring woifc of I
egg,, whipping cream, madiing potato«»!
Tho lati« decine Ikehen mixer does the
work at a touch of the linger, urdenly, le
W h a t Is Success?
H e has achieved success who has
lived well, laughed
often, and
loved m uch; who has gained the re
aped of Intelligent men and the
love of lit t le c h ild re n ; who has filled
his niche and accomplished hla
task, w hether by an Improved
poppy, a perfect poem, or a res
cued soul; who has never lacked
appreciation o f earth's beauty or
faile d to express I t ; who has a l
ways looked fo r the best In others
and given the best he h a d ; whose
life was an Inspiration and whose
memory a benediction.— Exchange.
a perfection the human hand cannot
,thieve.
<
• e e
Z
A N D for the morning glao of orange pace,
«hat can take the place of the decine
Iruk (Uice extractor? The old - Wuoned
'■queerer" a out of date—modem hourehold
economy dem andi modern
equipment in dis modini I
Says N sw B uildings U u ged ly
"There Is a aaying that God
made the country and the devil
made the towns,” says S ir Thomas
Oom yn-Platt In an address before
the council for the Preservation of
R u ral England. In London recently.
“ When I w alk In London and see
the buildings they are erecting I
quite believe they are not the work
of the Alm ighty.
England owes
everything to the country."
r a q u i» « « f e e d , e t u lf i lu «
d em a n d s com plete
E L E C T D IC S E R V IC E
M o u n t a in S ta te « P o w e r
T k a l Book o f Rem em brance
You may not have many books, i
but you a il hsve one book. I t Is
a great book. I t Is such a book
th a t there Is no other book like
It to you for te rro r and fo r hor- :
ror.
And then It is all true. I t !
la no romance. I t Is no Invention,
fo r It is the lite ra l record of
your own paat life .— D r. Alexander
W hyte.
These dealers carry
and recommend
G o lf end G eography
T h e scholars o f a Pacific coast
school have b u ilt an Ingenious min
ia tu re golf course which Is at the
«ame tim e an Instructor of ge- |
ography. T h e various links repre- j
sent different parts of the country
and th e ir products, which la Ira- '
pressed upon the minds of th«
players aa they m ake the rounds.
F a th e r e f M a ra th o n Dancing
Rupert Hughes tells us that
George W ashington waa the first
American to establish a dance m ar
athon record. In camp a t M orris
town, w ith Mrs. Greene aa his p art
ner, the great George danced three
hour« w ithout re s t General Greene
la him self the auth ority fo r the fe a t
H e w rite s : “H is excellency and
Mrs. Oreene danced upwards of
three hour« w ithout one« sitting
down. Upon the whol« w e had a
jre tty tlttl« fris k .”— Kansas C ity
prett;
Tim e
M an y C a a a d la a Lakes
C om pany
MILKMAID
BREAD
|
More than h a lf the fresh w a te r
of the globe Is contained In In
land waters of Canada and tw enty 1
different varieties of food flshe* ar«
obtained.
Gidney & Safley
Marshall’s Grocery
Pacific Cafe