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TIIE SENTIN EL, COTTAGE G HD VE. OREGON FWIIIAY, JA,M'A It V w, l»»l jars Just on the point of loeir.g th *lr LaVsrns Brest«, son of M r. and It a in o n a Spriggs and Allea ‘ home« and automobiles. Hlievts, who had spant Ilia Chrlal- Mrs O. V. Breese, who had been III "In this modern day, with peo maa holiday« hara with thalr par for several daya with blood poison ple of seeming Intelligence; It Is aP ent«, returned Monday to Aahland ing, was taken Saturday to a Eu : most unbelievable that so many gene hospital. He le reported to normal achool. people would be overtaken by fear ba slightly Improved but his con M r*. Al Bogan of l-ongvlaw, Bev. ami Mr*. Omar lila« ami Lutheran Mlaelon < Mlseouil Sy und not think for themaelvea, to dition la still considered eerloue. Waah., apant tha holldaya with h«r Mia Louie Thompson of Halsey at «ay nothing of the crafty tricks and The Infection started from an In nod), Adventist church on w **t tended (he ItollBOaa meeting b a ld páranla, M r and Mra W W Chris jury to a knee sustained during Main Service* will be held at 11 ¡devices hundreds used." man. • • • Wsdneailay al tha Free Methodist Bible basketball practice before Christ , o'clock Sunday forenoon. Hohofleld M lrw a rt for plum bing, i class will inset at 10. No evening The vice-president of another church. Itev. Idsu was tha apaakar mas. •boat m atai w urh. I ’ hone II7 J . tfc services will be held W A. Syl- U ndertaken Must Be Buiy, Ac 1 bank who sat calmly at h i* desk at tha morning aarvlca. W. J W hite «pant Naw Year's In surveying the hundreds of men and i wester, 303 Roberts street, Rose Dr. H. A Hagen will go to Al- Glann Mown, examining officer Poitland with hl* daughters, Esth cording to Depoiitor» i women who appeared terror strick burg. paator. for tha atata, will ba In Cottage ' bany tonight to attend a masting er, W ilm a and M arian W hits. * * • en said to us Who Want Money Grove January IN to glvn exainln- of the W illam ette Valley Chiro Mia. Daisy Parkinson, who had Free M ethodist Church, F ifth "We have an example right here atlona for drlvera' and chautfaura' practors' association. spent the Christmas holiday* here «tieet and Monroe avenue, Roy W. today of what is taking place all llcenaea Mias Delve Chandler, a niece of with her mother, -Mrs A C. H aw Howell, pastor Sunday school, 9 49. over the world. There are lot* of tiy ( i. a v n r . m ukim toi . Hpeclol discount on all heater« Albert and Cecil Woolley of thia kins, returned Sunday to her home Mrs. Mabel Sallee, superintendent; Via* Pn-slUeni Smith. Ceuip a lill.jr Ltd. «heap, but when fear begins to (In TU« O r.*eni»n / thia month Orahar-tlattya H ard city, wa* sarloualy In lured In an iri Portland ! creep In the number multiplies. i morning worship, 11, with Sermon automobile accident Christman <l ware Co. Fear that terrible thing which at W hat a wonderful thing It I* for Mre. I-enora H Byburn returned by pastor on "The W ork of the In Los Angeles For a weak her Itev I'arker, paator ot the Mon Sunday to her teaching position In Holy Sp irit," evening worship, 7 30, present rules the w orld—got a ter the community that the malicious roe M K. church, apoke at the a f recovery wee considered doubtful Eugene, after spending the Chrlet- j with message by pastor; prayer rific solar plexus blow In Portland minds picked on Ihe two largest but eho la now thought to ba out of last weak. local banks Naturally, anyone who ternoon aervlca of the llollnaaa inas holiday* here with her par | meeting 7 30 Thursday meeting held Wedneailay at the danger. Her parente. Mr. and Mra. ents, Mr. und Mrs W. L. Hubbell. It was reaching out Its awful can read a hank statement would ¡Georg« Chandler of Wendllng. have Free Mvthodlat church. The lllg h H u y B aptist Church. clutches In an attempt to destroy know that these two Institutions Miss June Whaeler, who under gone to Los Angeles to be with her. went an appendicitis operation Inst Henry Wilson Davis, minister Bi confidence In the very business can stand any kind of a run and Iten Munford recently completed D ry Wood, $ I cord Cottage Grove work at a Eugene hospital, la re ble school, 9 46, Mrs K arl Mills, su heart of Portland and endeavoring the only reason for Invoking the two signs to bo erected on two le r Lum ber Co. I ’lione 02 tfc ported to bn recovering satisfactor perintendent . public worship, 11. to bring unhappiness and misery withdrawal rule was to give people vice atatlona In Medford. with sermon by pastor on "A M es to thousands of Portland people. It a little time to think so that con Mr. and Mra. Enlo Usltalo of ily- Hylvla ami Hybll Veatch returned Mias Carolyn Grannie, who hud sage of Encouragement to the De was fed prim arily by malicious in fidence could be restored.” Bremerton, Wash,, visited briefly Nunday to their teaching poultlona • pent the Christinas holidays here pressed." The young people will dividuals who had as their sole aim in Hand, after «pending the Christ- Monday ut the home of Mra. Usl- with her parent«, M r and Mrs. F. meet at 8 30 In the Presbyterian the destruction of thing* which Road J o in F ay H ’ lSt nine holldaya here with thelr par tglo'a uncle. 15. C Lockwood, while I, Grannis, left Sunday for Seattle, church with the young people of good folks of Portland had striven A total of 34.717.29 wa« paid dur on their way to Los Angeles to visit e n t, Mr. and Mra John Veatch. that church. The church will Join for all their live* and subsequently ing December by Lane county to Wash relative* Marshall Barber, accompanied by with Ihe Presbyterian church for a mothered and fathered by perhaps 669 men employed on emergency Gurdon W right returned Sunday road work crews. In the Cottage utilun «< rvlce at 7:80 at the Pres to Seattle after spending New Fred Bosley, took a group of boys byterian church. Rev Davis will well-meaning people, but who be Grove district 96 men were em came temporarily panic stricken be from the Friendly Indiana organi Year's day here with hla mother, ployed. sa tio n on a hike In the Bohemia preach on "The G reat Decision.” cause they did not think. Mr«. Maude W right. An orchestra will provide special d litrlct New Year’s day. The group O f course, most of us know that Nice and com fortable thcae cold music. Children of ancient Egypt had d i ) « n t t h e I 'u a tliiie d t t f I drove to Mineral and than hiked to It la a penitentiary offense to * e * rag dolls. (Benwood, where deep snow pre ______ _ spread rumors or even gossip of the F irs t M ethodist K p lw o p al Church, Marshall's cash grocery, located vented fu rth er travel Liver Is fed to six-weeks-old in Meredith A Groves? m lnlste'r” Sun- ! condition of financial Institutions, In the same building with the Mr. and Mra. A. W Shofatall spent day school, 9 46, Ransom L. Cone, * nd perhaps before many days have fanta. Toronto has a fish hospital. (la te * market, ha* been closed. the week-end In Portland ut the Ancient dweller« of the Nile Marshall Barber, proprietor, plan» home of Mra. Hhofstall'a brother superintendent; morning worship puesed »ome of those who were be l l sermon subject, "M y Church, a | hind pulling the strings of the fear started Irrigation. to continue to make hie residence In and the lutter'a wife, Mr. und Mrs. Redemptive Force." special music ; puppets to do damage to our flnan- Starch la made from cull sweet thia elty I Ixislle Stearns wlll Include an anthem by the choir ;CUl1 Institutions will reallxe that the potatoes. W alter Pitcher ha» received $10 Howard Arncat, who had spent and a vocal solo by Floyd Groves of 1 arm of the law Is long and far- as county bounty on a cougar. the Christmas holidays here with Roseburg; vesper service, 9, Rev ! reaching. Joe E. McKIbben returned to San hl* parents, M r. and Mrs. O. B. |C F Rlstow, pastor of the First There have been countless books Francisco Wednesday, after spend Arnest, while on furlough from the Methodist church in Eugene, will written on the psychology of fear— ing the Christmas holidays here U. 8 navy, left last week for Han •l»wk. Special music wlU Include a tU/w It can be developed and how It with hl* family I ’adro. Cal., to report to hla ship. Plano voluntary by Miss France* c ,,, be throttled - but behind the It.tml re he« real e v e r y M onday Ml«« Jean Allison, who had spent M arkin and a vocal solo by Floyd scenes In Portland last week were the Christmas holiday* here with Groves ■light Following the vesper ser- „ iot of right-thinking men and Office Supplie» Elbert Smith Jr., who had spent bar parable. Mr. and Mrs 8 V. Al vice a social hour will be held from women who calmly planted their the Christmas holidays here with lison, returned to Corvallis to re 8 to 7 Light refreshments w ill be : feet firm ly on the ground, smashing of Every Kind ht* parent*. Mr and Mrs Elbert sume her studies at Oregon State served, a short program will be out wlth ^ t h n , u every Ume fear given and an Informal social time | ,,howe(J tt> ugly head W hile per- Smith, returned Munday to Eugene, collage. enjoyed Mrs A W Woolley and ¡haps few reallxe It. there was great where he will resume hl* atudlea Mrs M artha Cooley will be on the drama behind the curtain. The Farm W eek Da tea Het. at the University of Oregon. Why n t let aomoona do your January 29 to 29 are tha dates committee on refreshments and story of what happened can be told A thief or thieve« removed all but au'. ■ » repairing who hue many one Rhode Island lied hen from the for tha annual Lane county farm .Marshall Rarber, A rthur Hlemann 1 a| a |afer time, but we are going ,e x . 4 experience In that line. John Veatch chicken yard Saturday ers' week. It was announced Satur und Mrs Bayard Reed will be on ' (O gjve you some Interesting slde- ? J j < e q a fl at Neleon Motor Co - . ' H . Hights on the actions of a lot of day by O 8. Fletcher, county agent, the program committee ' night. average human Individuals who utter a meeting of the executive M r and Mrs H ill of Halaey at Yea, we ran grind your valve« or Church of Christ, Sixth street and faded think when some of our ten d *! the Holiness meeting Wed- do anything else In the way of re commutes of the I-an« county ag needay at the Free Methodiet pairing that your car may need, and ricultural council. O A. Nichols of Gibbs avenue, where more men ! |a rgest financial institutions were than women attend evening ser- made targets by premeditated acts el lurch. our work la fully guaranteed N el this district attended the meeting. vices Bible school, 9:49; Clem : of v(C|Ous scandalmongers Thursday. January 28, was set Woi 1 nag been received hora that son Motor Co. , aside for the discussion of the gen Sarff. superintendent; the men o f: Mr u Mra. H arry »killing of A wise old C h in a m an -h e might G oodyear Speedw ay C. I I McKIbben. who la employed eral economic situation. Other day* this school meet each Sunday <>akl»' I, Cat. are tha paranta of a at Orow. epant the week-end here. follow Monday, January 29. poul morning at this hour In the armory ha*« been a cannery worker for all Price o / I feach In Full daught' .- born Hecembar 28, M r Overwizr ta c h 1 Pair* Mrs. Clyde Leonard of Corvallis try day, Tuesday. January 28, hor with the community men's bible »e know. His face, was wrinkled Mkilllng la a former raaldente of visited here over Tuesday night ticultural day; Wednesday, Janu class; morning worship, 11, com- ;«nd his hair gray. His clothes were 28x4.75-19 $ 5.b 8 SS-57 thia oily and graduated from Cot with Mrs. Roy Ixonard inunlon of the Lord's supper, fol- nothing to «peak of. but there was ary 27. farm crops d ay; Friday. 50x4.56-21 tage Grove high achool In 1024 lowed by sermon on "The Mind ot ' » “ dom in his eyes H e stood in 4 - S S I 4 -7 0 I. , O. Allen has arrived from January 29. dairy day. On Thurs the Spirit vs. th * Mind of the 'he center of a m illing throng of ’i .75 1 3 65 30<U i Wa make naw care out of wracka. Woodburn to become associated day, In addition to tha economic Painting and body rebuilding Cot with The Sentinel In the mechani situation discussion, a special meet Flesh " C E groups. 8 30. w ith worried, perplexed men and women tage Grove Ilody Works. L. 8 cal department. ing of the agricultural council will Miss Maxine Nixon as leader of the ‘n a bank lobby and he was heard senior group and with Mrs. Juliet to comment; Da via, Prop., Spriggs Bldg. roitfc be held. NEW ’ Y O R K M IL L IN E R Y PAR - Jack M aulding, Prop. “Some folks no savvy. Some takee At the executive meeting Satur Hull as superintendent of the Inter- IX )R 8 Hats, all colors, 49 cent. mediate group; evening worship, money out—some put It back again. day It also was decided to hold a Next door to Christian parsonago p Service VRQLÇT short soli course during the week 7:30. sermon subject, "The Chris- Jumping Jacks. All claxy — damn Sale Roy Patrhen, suffering with kid following farm week. tian Block In Congress;" quarterly fools." ney stones, arrived home Wednes temperance mass meeting, Tuesday • • • day from a Eugene hospital and evening, E. E. McLendon, speaker. T h e undertakers must have done B rother o f Local W o m an IMee. must rest two weeks before return Mr. Milton Albin IIugh Bow m of Eugene, 98, broth mid-week prayer and praise ser- a thrlvln(f bualneM th e f irat part of ing to work. one vice-president, is now er of Mrs E ffie St. Clair of this vice. Thursday evening. John Moon. , he week .. M r*. W , a Squires I* III at her city, died at 7 o'clock Monday eve leader, with choir p ra c tic e l named- aj, there were dorena of people who O R E G O N JO U R N A L that 0 ,ey bad to have money home south of Cottage Grove. ning at a Eugene hospital after a lately following; Women s Christian tojd Missionary society meeting. Wed- tQ fQr the bufia, of relatlve*. I Mrs. W. R. Copoer of Portland ehort Illness. Agent Funeral service* many had and daughter Dorothy of Eugene , were held Wednesday afternoon In nesday afternoon; meeting of new neyer Rnew for Cottage Grove and visited Tuesday night of last week Eugene nnd Interment was In the board of deaconesses to he an- doctor-s bilh, dentist's bills, mort- vicinity nounced at Sunday service*, a Bible gagea falling due at an exact hour. at the home of M r* Estelle Hel new I. O. O. F. cemetery in that liver 2.1< mi ,00G new people ' answer, without comment, for every M many peOpie being sued by their 305 S 8th St. Phone 137R ton. , city. come Into ibe market each He was born March 17, 1873, In Bible question. I. G. Shaw, mini*- butche/ a„d grocer. so many who Horse collar pad*, harness and tar. year. repairs. Graber-Gettys Hardware Monro« When a young man he moved with his parents to I-eban- Co. Frcehyterlan Church, D. P. Cam Advert fating is not direct M r and Mre. Len Culver and two on. In 1908 he was married to eron. m inister—At the 11 o'clock Christine Clem In 1917 they mov children returned Friday from Ban Sunday service the pastor will ed to n permanent group don, whore they visited Mr. Cul ed to Alberta, Canada In 1924 Mr. preach on “Man Made for Domin and Mrs Bowen moved to Eugene, of people but to n moving ver's brother Frank. where they lived until lost fall ion," dealing with the question of J. F H allett of Prince Rupen when they moved to a ranch near whether man i* the victim of clr- parade every year 2.100.- j cumstances or whether he has in B. C., visited briefly here recently Springfield. 000 new consumers who with a sister. Mrs. Edith O. Curtis, Besides hl* al*t«r her*, surviving herent capacity for victory. The while enroute to h l* home. He was relatives Include the widow; two evening service at 7:30 w ill be a have nevi •• even heard of accompanied to Portland by a daughters, M r*. Nets Jensen. Junc union meeting with the Baptist your product. You must niece, M r*. M urkctla. who waa on tion City, and Mrs. Claud Bryant, church in this church and Rev. her way to Prlndle. Wash . to vis Eugene; two brother*. H a rry Bow Henry W . Dnvls of the Baptist keep on advertising— or it a sister, M r* Ethel Mlckely. en. Monroe, and Dick Bowen, 1 church will preach on "The Great tie f o r g o tt e n ' iO p tim is t, S u n d a y school will Mr. and Mr*. C. M Shinn were Mlnnehlck. Alberta, and a grand Decision." meet at 10 o'clock. Christian En house organ of tho Camp here from Portland for tha holl son, Glen Jensen. deavor will meet at 6 30 for a union daya. bell Soup Company.) Irish potatoes compose the larg meeting with the Baptist young Donald and H a rry Metcalf re people. turned Friday to Eugene, after est U. 8. vegetable crop. • • • Scammell truck* carry 100 ton* «pending several day« as the gueat« P en tecotU l Church. 102< «ait Main on 14 wheel*. of Harold Bede, and left the follow F W. Spradley. pastor. — Sunday E. J. ■-«» and daughters Margn- Western Kansas ha* 8300 combine ■ehool, 0 :4 5 ; worship, 11 a. m. and 7:1 0 rat and Dorothy, who had apont tha ing day for Seattle, where they are p. tn , hlbla study. Tuesday a ifh t; pray harvester*. holiday* at tha home of Mr Idea's attending college. er and worship, Fridays. • • • Pacific sections have 73% of the mother. Mra. George l<ea. left M r. and Mrs. Charles Adams and Church ot the N sisr e o * . E k v .s t h street Tuesday for thalr home In Berk daughter of Eugene visited here U. 8. potential water power. nd Ademe eveoue. T. J. Orr, paetor. — | United States Is the world's larg • Susdajr eley, Cal New Year’s day on their way home school, 9 :4 6 : m orolos preechlnf ■arrice. I I ; pou nf people'* m ectlof. 6 : * f ; Mrs. Vernon Fields and two chil fi.uii Oakland. C a l, where they est wood consumer. .▼cnlnf p rcsch la s •erviee, 7 :6 0 ; m id Much of Wisconsin was not Ice- dren of Eugene spent Sunday with spent the holiday* with relative* of week prayer eervTce, W edneeday night covered during the glacial period. • e e Mra. Field's mother, Mra. Rosa Mr. Adam*. Center of U. S. urban population Church of Chrlet.— (London, 12 mile* C urrln E. A. Davis has returned to his la near Pique, Ohio. •outh of C olins« G r o v e .)— Sunday ear- vices; B ible study 10 a. m . worship 11 New circulating heaters $10 down home In Madarla. Cal., nfter a visit Feverish oysters produce black e. m .; «crlpture atud^ 7 :9 0 p. m. — trade In your old heater. Every with hl* long-time friend. J. A. pearl*. thing reduced 10% to 90% Plano Jolt. At the tntoreectlon of w est Mein end Europe and North America lie M atrecls I* a email white church. Seventh $39.79. Tricycles half price. W ork Mr. and Mrs. R I-eedhnm of Port facing ench other. . Hey Advrntiet. Each Saturday s t 6 :6 0 an shoe* half price. Callahan's F urni land returned home Thursday of Rutland, Vt., I* the largest marble . hour I* .p en t in Iho study of tho Sabbath I ture Store saves y6u m oney- -82 last week, after a visit s' tha homo center In the world. •chool loeeou. At I t o'clock tho psetor. Elder Paul Iverson, delivers s sermon, w .it 7th, Eugene. of t h a l r daughter, Mrs. Fred There are 100,000 Japanese In the proof of hie eletem ente being named Brasil. by chapter end varee from the oíble. A A marriage license waa Issued H auger.. Postal department deficit was warm welcome le extended to all either on The H a iry Culver* of Goldendale, li»xt week to Samuel A .Markham I Sebb slh or s t Iho W ednesday evening and Victoria Ham ill, both of thia Wash., spent from Thursday to S at- $89,000,000 between July and No bouf of 7 :60. vember, 1931. c i t y __________________________ u rd a^ w U **£ £l® iiX £iL 2l£Ii— 1 CHINAMAN SAYS FOLKS NO SAVVY j C ity Briefs I PAGE n tH F E Lime Is Available Here At Price of $3 the Ton Agricultural llm * foi south I a i u county farm er* I* available at 33 a ton, provided a sufficient quantity is contracted to make It worth while for the Quicksilver syndicate at Black Butte to Install a crusher. Some of this lime, discovered a year ago, has been used by farmers of tbl* section and has been found efficacious In removing soil acidity. For the present, on account of the expense of machinery, the mln- Cottage Grove Motor Co. You Must Keep on Advertislng- or Be Forgotten! ► Box Letter File*. Sentinel Inventory Blanks. The Sentinel r These dealers carry and recommend MILK MAID G um L abels 5000 for $3.00 The Sentinel itig company do«« not (..tend to burn the lime, but the only differ ence between the raw and burned is that the burned w ill cover a greater acreage per ton. At the price of 33 the raw lime Is cheaper for covering a given are* than burned lime at present market priesa. The price of 33 is at tha mine, i unsacked I t I* estimated that the coet to sack will be about 38 «ente for used grain sacks. w BREAD E m m ett S harp C. H. Z u m w ald t’s Pass Creek Service Station QUALITY MARKET Q uality M eats at Reasonable Prices Y our “Ideal Meating” Place DR ROSS DOG FOOD Rendered Beef Fat and Beef Stew Beef Steak Veal Steak Pork Steak 5 c »»• 15c SHORTENING 10c lb. PURE PORK LINK SAUSAGE « - 1-lb. can 10c lb NO. 1 STEER BEEF POT ROASTS 12c & 15c lb. 20c lb. HOT DOGS 2 lbs. 25c CHICKEN TAMALES 2 for 25c FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY FRED ANDERSON, PROP. PHONE 4« MUSINGS. Smith-Short Grocery —Phone 153— S a tu r d a y G r o c e r y S p e c ia ls * BUTTER Washing Powder Cottage Grove Creamery L r . size pkg. Peet’a Lb. 29c 15c S w ift’a Premium BACON Lb. 25c BRAZIL NUTS FILBERTS ALMONDS MIXED NUTS Lb. 15c t B oth for 39c 3 Pkgs. Gelatin 4 Moulds G rape Fruit A ll for 25c 2 C ans 35c Royal Club Truck Load Truck Load ORANGES Buy them by the crate Crate $1.29 % Crate........79c The cheapest oranges ever in town 1 .OC We still have a 10c and One 1‘2-oz. can Schilling Baking Powder One l-oi. Bottle Vanilla and 15c Bo oounter of the McQueen Stock, Some real values. The good s h i p Misadventure, I which had been on a 365-day crui«* | on the troubled sea of Depression, i Is again In port. Just long-aide pier 1931, snubbed by the great hawser o' time. H er plates are said to be a bit rusty and a trifle sprung as she goes Into the drydock of E te r nity; but she has been a mighty good boat at that, or she would have gone to the bottom amld-voyage, In the continued blow she weathered. H er captain and the ship's officers are to bo congratulated that they have as much as made port without greater mishap than that of a shift ed sea-washed cargo, made up of tho world’s excess In trade—and her seamen o' the fo'castle—every man- jack o' us -a rc deserving of clean bills of seamanship, as we are sign ed off the old tub. A t times the snarl of the wind and the bite of the sea developed a spirit of distrust, for'd deck and th' fo'castle, of the navigating of ficers, and m utiny was avoided only through good discipline, thorough seamanship and to a return to plain, common American sense, which had been stowed in the bottom hold for some ten voyages. Anyway the old boat did her best, and she goes into drydock 'Ith our be«t wishes; and that w ith h *r sis ter ship. Assurance, ahard-by, trim med to slip her hawser at pier 1932, January 1. No blatant promises are being made; but, as officers look her over and we seamen look aloft, a feeling of confidence asserts Itself — and every man-jack Is bending sail and tightening down hatches deter mined on safe delivery of cargo. "Ahoy!" “Ave, aye, sir! All clear, sir! She's htadlng Into th’ wind, sir;—’Ith a I bit of weather to starboard!" JACK H O W A R D . All Russian soldiers must learn to read and write. Box Letter File«. Sentinel. W IL L Y S -O V E R L A N D S IX Price*, $515 and up . . . The largest, fastest and most powerful car we have ever offered at such low coet. . . Plenty of room for 5 passengers in Sedan and Coach . . . 65 horsepower motor. New Six Truck Chassis, h-ton, lft ton, $415 to $675. W ILLYS-O VER LA N D EIGHT Prices, $793 and up , . . 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