DELIGHT VALLEY.
Cottage tòme ¿kntinrl
the horses with' which they operate
Nov. 13. Notices have boon post
their machinery. They realised that
ed for a special school »nesting to
K a t» b lia .d 1SM .
there would be a shortage of grain
be held at the school house at 7 80
I Z » .r » Frida» br C®»«W* O r o « now, Instead ot a surplus, if farm
PablUklBS Corn»*«».
' Wednesday evening, November 18,
.P r s .ld .B l horses had consumed the millions
1 to authorise the directors to uss
..Se«rel*ry of bushels they did a few years
Ilbsn Hu.iik
Methodist E p I sc o p a I Church. ; money now on hand to have a deep
K4lt«r
Mr. Carlson, a western cosuit flsld
ílbert O«d.
ago
Meredith A. Groves, minister. Sun- well drilled as water In ths present
A horse raiser who recently vis representative of the Bed Cross, da)- school, 9 49, Ransom L. Cone, 1 ; well
A Or»« e l« .. p»blte«Uoo » n t.r.4 si OM*
has been condemned.
tas. U w » i se
waiter.
ited in Portland told of a rancher addressed the assembly Wednes superintendent, classes with graded
Mrs. John Walden of Eugene
..»» B o r t d S ilt b who ran three combines this year, day morning on the principles of
»lists.«. OPIO» ....
Instruction under competent teach 1 spent several day» laat week with
one with a tractor and two with first aid.
■VBSCHIPTION KATKS.
Mr. Carlson brought out the fact ers for all ages; morning worship, a slater, Mr«. M. A Horn.
horse teams, and found that he op
(I'M* Il U 'M ».)
The George Hohman family vle-
11, sermon subject, "The Man With
) • « » • • » ___ SS.OOlTBrw month» »'’ »5 erated the two horse-drawn ma that In an accident first aid should the Withered
Hand;” Epworth ( Ited with friends at Goahen Sunday.
| U w u s lb . ..>1.10 I«)«» month
>».«»> chines at the same cost as the one always be considered before trans
W. A. Witcher, who Buffered a
Leagues,
6
30,
Victor
Goff,
leadar
gasoline driven machine The horse portation to a doctor or hospital. senior league- The evening service isever« heart attack while at church
}|e<nb*r of
He
said
the
first
thing
to
take
care
RatlBaal ZdltorlBl AMorlhtloh
breeder expects to see the horse
will be a special recognition service . Sunday, le slowly Improving.
Or»C»a ttlaw bdllortnl A aaotiall««
market come back strong. If tt of In accidents ts arterial hem for boy scouts of troop No. 18 of
Prof. Rydoll, who has been atek
Or«s»a » .w .p s(* * r Oouf.rrBC.
orrhages;
second,
artificial
respira
does, the grain market will be Im
the Friendly Indian Tribe, spon I several days, was away front school
mediately affected and there won't tion for suffocation; third, shocks; sored by the church. The service at Walker high Monday and Tuea-
SHE TURNS THE COKNF.K.
be any need for a farm board to fourth, wounds; fifth, broken bones. will consist of demonstration of i day.
Artificial respiration has been
The advance in price« of wheat, look after the surplus.
Mr. and Mr». Lee Nixon and son
used for 30.000 cases so far this scout work by member» of the
corn, cotton, «liver and other corn-
troop and of addresses by E. It 1 Donald attended the wedding of
year.
Two
hundred
persons
have
moditlea mean« that we are going
There are a lot of person» who
Lemley and S. L. Mack in. Ih-ayer Mlaa Alice Kent and Clarence Lewis
to have to pay higher prices for the need to take up golf Just to learn 1 been klllod in highway accidents meeting will be held at 7 30 Wed- i in Eugene Sunday morning.
necessities of life, but It also mean« courtesy, «ays the Cottage Grove this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Plaster of
e e e
noaday night Young people’s study
that we are going to have the Sentinel. Quite right. And there are
The seniors decided at their last class and choir practice will beheld 1 Cottage Grove visited at tha E. J.
money with which to pay those a lot more people already playing
, Sear» home Tuesday.
1st 7:30 and 8 Thursday night,
higher price». Already the reaction golf who need It a good deal more ! class meeting to take the project
see
Miss Etta Hohman spent Friday
of selling Red Cross seals. Dorothy
ha« been to put thousand« of men
Corvallis Gazette-Times.
Church of Christ Sixth street and night in Eugene.
Stewart was appointed chairman.
back on payroll«.
Our friend. Claudius Eclair In
Mlaa Dorothy Witcher, who Is at
Gibbs avenue, where more men
There has even been a slight im galls. mint have been playing re The following chairmen of commit than women attend evening aer- tending U. of O., spent the week
were appointed to serve for
provement in demand for lumber cently when some fellows behind tees
v lees-B ib le school, 9:49,
Clem end with her parent«.
and that means much to this lum asked if they could play through the remainder of the semester: Sarff, superintendent, the school Is
Mrs. I<ydla Iotcky and
Mra.
bering «ection, although there has and then didn't keep out of the Typing committee, Mildred Chap- graded to the senior department, Archie Gllhanr and baby daughter
O ur depotiitor» ar« trivrtt one of
Imaa; flower committee, Gladys
as yet been no upward trend in way.
__
Sprouts; committee to collect phono the men of the school meet each visited at the Charles Conner home
these L ib e rty Bi ll Banka fo r
price«.
.
graph records, Floreine Straursen; I Sunday at this hour In the armory Thursday of laat week.
Many «aid that when an upward
Gwendolyn and Mylon Haight
This newspaper can not be ac courtesy committee. Ethel Arne; with the community men's bible
honic anvInga T h e y’re handy
turn came it might come overnight. cused of being even faintly demo
class; morning devotional hour, 11, •re home from Eugene, where they
That'« about the way it did come, cratic in politics, but we are more committee to put out lights when communion of the Lord’s supper, have been at work for some time
ami help you to save much
not
needed,
Anna
Carter:
commit
but the recover)’ will yet be slow. than pleased to note that the prob
The Lawrenc« Brown
family
11:20, followed by sermon on "The
Those going back to work are go able democratic <a?ntrol of the next tee to keep library open all periods. Way;“ C. E. groups, 6:30; evening »pent Wednesday at the George A.
more.
ing to pay their debts before buy house has not stopped the advance Harriet Wiseman: committee to worship, 7:30, sermon subject. "A Brown home near Goahen.
ing many of the luxuries, but the in prices of wheat, corn, cotton, pick up paper on roll room floors, Saying Worthy of All Acceptation;“
Edna May Harvey; art committee
psychological effect of higher prices silver and other commodities.
for courtesy project. Russell Jones; workers' conference, 7:30 Wednes
Marshfield Woman 1» Injured.
will do much to loosen up the
committee for clearing halls be day; prayer meeting in main audi
Mra L J. Hall of Marshfield suf-
pursestrings of those who have no
torium . 7 30 Thursday evening, and j fered a cut hand and minor bruises
A
male
stork
in
a
California
«00
tween
ftve-minute
bell
and
tardy
A GOOD BANK
real reason not to buy the things
: this service will be followed by I when the car In which she was rid
they need. There are many on reg has built himself a nest and Is try bell, Melvin Breese.
choir practice. This church main ing overturned on Pacific hlghway
Cot
(ago Grove, Orogon
•
•
•
ing
to
hatch
two
rocks
which
he
ular salaries who are in better fi
tains a question box for the benefit
The Juniors decided at class meet of the public. All bible questions are south of this city Saturday evening.
nancial condition than they have has substituted for eggs. We are
ever been. When recovery seems reaching the stage where we are ing last Thursday morning to take answered by the scriptures, with The driver of the car had attempt
certain they are likely to start buy likely to need storks hatched from the project of conducting an in out comment. "Ask and ye shall re ed to pass a big truck and In doing
ing what they have postponed pur rock’s if they are going to try to formation bureau for the benefit of ceive, seek and ye shall find, so hit the soft shoulder of the road,
visitors. Paul Thles gave several knock and It shall be opened unto i overturning the car. Of three oc
chasing ecause of uncertainty of make deliveries.
cupants only Mra Hall was Injured
musical numbers on the harmonica.
their positions.
and
gradually
minister.
A
minister
has
gained
consider
, although the car turned over sev
The following committees were ap- you.” I. G. Shaw,
money will loosen and flow through
e • •
able
publicity
by
his
statement
eral times. Mra Hnll was taken to
pointed to serve for the week: Flow
the channels of trade.
Highway Baptist Church. Henry
It now seems certain that with that modern jazz is one of the best er committee, Thelma Hodgson, Wilson Davis, minister. The bible • Eugene hospital, where the In
preachers
we
hare.
This
writer
de
Alma Gertje, Anita Haldeman and school, with Mrs. K. K Mills as juries were treated.
in six months there should be a
change that will be appreciable, and tests jazz but if he had ever listen Gertrude Snow; window shade com . superintendent, will meet at 9:49.
ed
to
this
preacher
he
probably
mittee. Edna Nelson and May
there are none of us who won't
R ubber Stami»» T he S en tin el
would admit that jazz beats some Chestnut; supervising of typing A new class for young married peo
welcome it.
ple and young adults will be or
preaching.
room after school, Bonita Schoen; ganised with Mr Hickenbottom as
courtsty committee, Doris Anlauf teacher. Morning worship. 11. ser
SOME DON’T WANT WORK.
A girls’ milking contest arranged
That times like these are a picnic as a homecoming feature by the and Frieda Castle; committee to mon by the pastor; B. Y. P. U.,
for the professional hobo and the Minnesota ag college was a failure keep order in the halls, Tom How 6:30. At the 7:30 evening service
the pastor will preach on "The
professional loafer was illustrated because none of the girls knew ard.
Dr. C. H. Kime. sophomore class Choice of One's Life Habits." first
by a recent Incident in Minneapolis how to milk. The reason kids go to
dad.
urged
the
class
last
Thursday
in a special series of sermons on
when one-fourth of those offered college is to learn not to have to do
during class meeting to show more The Great Choices of Youth.”
jobs at 68 \ cents the hour refused menial tasks.
pep.
The
project
of
keeping
the
• • •
to accept the jobs.
books in room 12 in order was
Presh) tertan Church. D. P. Cam
Of course we aren't going to let
The difficulty experienced in find ■ chosen. The committees appointed
eron. minister — Morning worship.
even the professional loafer's fam ing the person responsible for keep
ily starve, but it is incidents like ing Lillard off the University of to serve for the week are as fol 11, sermon by pastor, "Turning of
lows:
Clock
committee.
Clarence
Our Footsteps to Him;“ evening
this that makes it difficult to raise Oregon football lineup leads us to
funds for charity. It is incidents believe that there must be a gentle Ballew; dusting committee. Flossie worship, 7:30, education program in
Allen
and
Edna
Cherry;
committee
ilk« this that make administration man of Lillard’s color In the wood-
honor of education week: Sunday
j to keep first aid kit in order. Lam school, 10; Christian Endeavor.
of charity funds difficult. The de pile.
bert
Benedict;
committee
to
keep
serving often must suffer because
6:30. At the evening service the
encyclopedias in library in order.
of the sins of those -vbo won't try
Overcoat day» are on th e ir way, and Um phrey &
A San Francisco teacher, retiring Darrel Arne; committee to keep following program will be given:
to help themselves. When a person at the age of 70, after teaching 50
"What the Schools Are Helping to
M a rk in ’s are a ll ready w ith the finest group that it
books
in
room
12
in
order,
Willis
asks these days for something to years, rays the girl of today is the
Achieve Through a Higher Level of
is
possible to buy. This is a remarkable opportun ity
Boslaugh
and
Jack
Carter.
eat, it is difficult to say no, or to same as her mother was when a
Intellectual Life," Superintendent
to get yo u r new overeoat at a great saving. Each and
At the Junior debate try-out Mon D. A. Emerson; "What the Schools
refer him to the eommun.ty chest, gtrL That's a great relief to us
day Versle McCoy and Frieda Are Helping America to Achieve in
yet we all know that often we help fathers.
every eoat is a style leader in its type, whether fo r
Castle were chosen for the class Citizenship and Loyalty to Law."
those who even in prosperous times
business, campus or sports year. Selected fo r their
team.
Judges
were
Miss
Myrtle
would be willing to accept charity.
F. L. Grannis, principal of ths high
We used to have the sick man of
d u ra b ility and warm th.
As a result of this incident, Min Europe, and now we have the II Kern and F. L. Grannis.
school; "What the Schools Are
neapolis authorities are talking of Duce.
At the sophomore debate try-out Helping America to Achieve in the
sending to the rockpile all those
held last week Rupert Shaw and Improvement of Rural Life.” Her
with families who refuse to accept
Some men admit being self-made. Delsa Dutton were chosen for the man Lafky. Smith-Hughes instruc
Jobs at 68*. cents an hour. There Others blame their wives.
class team. Judges were Dr. and tor; "What the Schools Are Help
are plenty In Cottage Grove who
Mrs. Claude Kime and F. L. Gran ing America to Achieve Through
would accept those jobs. There are
1 High Ideals of Horae Life,” Miss
nis.
plenty who formerly got larger
At the freshmen debate try-outs Sara Louise Shields, Smith-Hughes
wages than that who are now
held Tuesday evening and Friday domestic art teacher. Music will be
W hat a M o to r C ar
working for less than that. There
Beulah Chapman and Millard Mc provided by the high school music
are few, if any, in Cottage Grove
Farland were chosen for the class groups under direction of Miss Amy
Operator
Should
Know
who ara willing to work who refuse
team. Jack Kelly and Eileen Town Banks. Members of the school board
to accept a job that promises to
were chosen as alternates. Judges will be guests.
e s s
Q. How many sets of brakes are were F. L. Grannis and Eugene
keep them from asking charity.
There are plenty of deserving required on a motor vehicle?
Freo Methodist Church. Fifth
Dove.
Ans. Every motor vehicle other
everywhere, and those with jobs,
The rooks of the F. F. A. became street and Monroe avenue, Roy W.
All-Wool Coats in Browns.
with their incomes greatly reduced, than a motorcycle when operated full fledged hayseeds Thursday Howell, pastor.—Rev. M. C. Clarke
are having all they can do to look upon a highway shall be equipped night when they were Initiated in of Salem, district eldsr, will be her<
Orays and tan
after the deserving needy. The rock- with brakes adequate to control the to the organization. Among Initia this week to hold the second quar
pile is the proper place for those movement of and to stop and to tory stunts were a scramble for terly meeting of the present con
Sizes 36 to 44
who in times like these won’t ac hold such vehicle including two shoes, a game of football played on ference year. He will preach Friday
cept jobs at 68*4 cents an hour to separate means of applying the a slippery floor, several boxing and and Saturday nights and twice on
brakes each of which means shall wrestling matches in which Mr. Sunday, in the morning at 11 and
keep food and fuel in the home.
be effective to apply the brakes to Lafky participated. The party then in the evening at 7:30. The morn
at least two wheels.
GASOLINE AND OATS.
moved to Mr. Lafky’s home, where ing sermon will be followed by
many lights are required a cracker eating contest was held, I communion service. Rev. Clarke,
Farmers are beginning to realize to Q. be How
displayed upon a motor ve James Hemenway winning. Re who Is a returned missionary to
that gasoline-operated machinery is hicle which
is parked or stopped freshments were served. New mem India, also will give a missionary
responsible for a lot of t h e i r upon a highway
at night time?
bers are Leo Dugan, , James Hem address at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.
troubles, and reports are frequent
Ans. At least one; showing a enway, Arthur Bauder, Roy Platz, Prayer meeting will be held at 7:30
of their going back to the horse.
light on the roadway side and Alpha Pitcher, Jack Rau, Faye Thursday evening.
A resident here who recently vis white
• • •
red light visible 500 feet to the Stewart, Forrest Lemley, Wayne
ited in Iowa, said that many farm a rear
P .a L c o .t a l Churck. 1034 east Main
of such vehicle. Local authori Gates, LaVerne Breese, Chuck Brit
ers there had discarded their trac ties may
W. Bprsdl*». pastor — Bandar
relieve the application of ten, Charles Kauffman, Jack Car ■cbooi, F.
tors and were marketing a large
0 :4 5 ; worship. 11 s. m. and 7 :3 0
requirement in certain cases.
ter, Mendal Collins, Samuel Even- p. m .; b ib ls stud», Toradar s lz h l; pray
part of their crop by feeding it to this
Q. When shall the brakes of a son, Robert Barfield.
rr and worship Frida»«.
At tha lataraaatloa ot wsat M ala and
motor vehicle be deemed adequate?
A
G.
A.
A.
meeting
was
held
Wed
la a small whit* ahureh, Barents
Ans. When on a dry, hard, ap nesday night. Dorothy Baldwin was g Day atraaU
A draatlat. Each Saturday at S S O
proximately level stretch of high elected basketball manager. Dues of aa hoar la spaal la tha study of tha Sab
bath school laason.
At 11 o'eloch
tha
way, free from loose material such
association were discussed and pastor, E lle r Paul Irarsoa, drllcers a
brakes shall be capable of stopping the
arrmoa. tha proof of his statem ents bw-
two
new
amendments
were
added
the motor vehicle when operating to the G. A. A. constitution. Re Ing s s m .d by chapter and »arts front
Cashmere wool suits, eoat,
at the following speeds, within the freshments of cookies and Jello tha b lb l. A warm welcom e ts astandrA
All-w ool (worsted wool)
to all either on Sabbath or at tha Wad
distances set opposite such speeds:
suits w ith silk color thread
vest and pant»— tw o panta
| naaday e r e o lo f hour of 7 :1 0
were
served.
Mi. per hour
Stopping distance
• • •
Georgia Clark, assisted by Arleen
— you w ill save $500 to
$15.00
10
... . 93 feet
Chnreh
of
tho
Kasareno,
Elaranth
straat
Dillon, entertained Mrs. Rhode and and Adams aren as, T. J. Or», pastor.—
$10.00 her.’.
15 .. . .
_ 30.8 feet
her
two
daughters,
Viola
and
Eliza
Sunday
school.
9
:
4
8
;
m
orning
proaehlns
15 _ ................... 37.0 feet
beth, Tuesday evening at the prac tarries, 11; y o u o f prople’s m eeting. 6 :1 0 ;
25 ........ .........58.0 feet
' arraln z preaching aarrlea, 7 .SO; mid*
tice house.
30 ___________ 83.3 feet
Wadaaaday a lfh t.
Miss Sara L o u i s e Shields left weak prayer aarrlea,
a a a
Q. Does the law require a motor Saturday
afternoon
for
Corvallis
to
Chnreh of C h r is t— (L oodon, IS mltoo
vehicle to be equipped with a horn? meet friends from New York. She south
of C ottas« O roro.)— Sunday «or-
Radio Ray
Ans. Yes.
rices; Hibla atudr 10 a. ro. wor«hlp 11
returned
Sunday
morning.
Q. Are there any kinds of warn
a. m .; seriptnro study 7 ;S 0 p. m.
A n Independent Hone Store
Edna Palmer, a graduate of 1929,
ing devices prohibited on motor ve visited
Has This to Say:
school with Phyllis Soren
Rubber Stamps. The Sentinel.
hicles?
HOWDY FOLKS — Armistice
Monday.
Ans. It shall be unlawful for any son
Typewriters for rent. Senti
Orel Hopper reentered h i g h
Day. What memories that
vehicle other than an authorized school
nel.
'•
from
Klamath
Falls
as
a
brings back. Well, in the last
emergency vehicle to be equipped
Monday morning.
13 years we have changed
with or use any bell, siren, com sophomore
Hopper reentered school as
our minds about everything
pression or exhaust whistle, or to a Orel
sophomore Monday morning. He
except second lieutenants.
use
a
horn
otherwise
than
as
a
rea
• • •
attended school in Klamath Falls
sonable warning.
,
OR THE ENTERTAIN
Q. Is it lawful to install or use a for several weeks.
MENT V A L U E
OF
siren or whistle upon a bicycle?
RADIO. PUBLIC OPIN
N o F law less Em erald
Ans. No.
ION IS MORE AND
Q. Are rear view mirrors requir
The
emerald, when large, deer
MORE FIXED ON THIS.
ed by law?
and dark. Is the most costly pre
• • •
Ans. Yes.
cious stone In the world today, de
The prize boob has been lo
Q. Is it lawful to drive a motor spite the fact that a flawless one
cated. She thought she was
vehicle with any sign or poster on never has been found.—Collier’».
to spend her honeymoon in
the windshield or windows of such
France because her betroth
vehicle?
Letter and CaD Folder» for
ed told her that after they
Ans. No, unless such sign or
were married he would show
C o r
poster is a certificate required to your filing cabinet». Sentinel.
her where he was wounded
be displayed by law.
> NSIDER the healthful convenience of being able to
in the war.
Q. Are windshield wipers required
• * *
warm quickly that chilly corner The discomfort of a cool
by law?
A «dentist predicts that the
Ans. Yes.
next war will be fought with
bedroom or bath can be quickly dispelled with the use
machinery. We think that’s
Our Better Days
a tough break for the shave
of a portable electric heater which can be easily moved
A correspondent wants to know
tails.
from room to room O r the electric heater can be per
In observance of Armistice
what gave rise to the modern fnsh-
lon of handshaking as a greeting.
day Cottage Grove married
manently installed in the wall
couples a r e requested to
It Is a gradual evolution from the
days when savage right hands went
cease fighting for one min
ont Instinctively with a weapon
ute beginning at 11 o’clock.
Your dealer has either type and a wide variety of styles
—say thousands of men and women
• • •
when strangers approached.
everywhere,
to
whom
Moone’s
Em
and sizes to choose from W hy not inspect them to d ay!
CEASE YOUR UNWISE
erald OH has brought blessed, com
BUYING A N D COME
Reminder
forting
relief.
TO RADIO R A I ’S NEXT
How many tlmea we forget date«
Take C. A. Bowen, 213 Pearl
TIME YOU N EE D RA
E L E C T R IC IT Y
we would like to remember. Form Street, Coming, N. Y., who says:
DIO SERVICE.
■ habit of marking a calendar, kept
“I have had the eczema for 87
• • •
it at
In a convenient place, making note years and have tried out 100 differ
M ountain S ta te s
P ow er Com pany
One of the boys In the barber
of future anniversaries, birthday» ent remedies for IL I must say the
clean and hoalthful
ehop said he had a half a
and the like. It Is a great con Emerald Oil beats them all.”
mind to get married. Well, a
as sunshine
venience.
This wonderful antiseptic oil
half a mind Is about all a
stops the Itching Instantly. Use It
man ha» when he get« mar
freely on the Irritated patches of
P re p a re d n e s s in th e K itc h e n
ried.
skin. It gives marvelous relief be
• • •
No emergencies exist for the fore
you can draw your breath.
woman
who
Is
prepared
to
meet
We WONDER: I t this Chi
Make up your mind today that
them.—Woman’s
Home
Companion.
nese trouble is the start of
you are going to give your suffer
another world war. They
ing skin a chance to get well.
say that’s what we need to
Longest Stretch o f Ralls
Emerald Oil will accomplish the
restore prosperity.
The longest railway In the world seemingly Impossible for you, or
Is the Trans Siberian.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy will give
your money back. That’s a definite
promise.
(4)
Salesbooks. The Sentinel.
C hurch N e w s
M O N E Y S A V I N G IS
M O N E Y M A K IN G
The first principle of iiioiicy-inaking is
money-saving.
Y’on can’t make
money u n l e s s
you have money.
The only way for
people of moder
ate circum stan
ces to get money
is to save it.
To enable yon to
save, we o p e n
S a v i n gs Ac
counts of $1 or
more. I f you save
hut a single dol
lar a week, this
small a u in will
grow to $644 in
10 years.
Bank of Cottage Grove
Subscribe if you can, borrow if you need to,
steal it if you must, hut—rend The Sentinel.
Judicious N E W SPA PE R advertising makes
big stores out of little ones.
SALE of
Overcoats
$18.00 to $25.00 Overcoats Now
$9.50 and $12.50
closing
our su/rs
Average Savings 0/
ISrfc to 40%
$19.50
$12.50
Umphrey & Mackin
FOR
C H ILLY DAYS
u s e - c l e a n - q u ic k - h e a t
“Get Rid of Your
E czem a
Like I Did Mine”
th e c l e a n - q u i c k -p o r ta b le
E L E C T R IC
HEATER