The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 15, 1932, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfbidat , J anuary in, u n The woman'« re lie f corp« held an j M r » K* ‘'1 < U r” u2 ‘ * g-lmartea sama grads o f w hsat In U nited I w ill ba liberal and a d m it all d ay m eeting S aturday T w e n ty Tueaday aftern oo n fo r the E lm a rte e m e m b e rs 'w ire * present A potluck C ub. e n t e r t .ln ln , J * * “ * 1 I States m arkets. On com parable 11.000 o f the bonds w ill be gradea, eva'r""«lnce s i p t . m b i r the deemed T hia w ill am ount to »10.- dinner waa aerved at noon In a ta l oaf«. a la,ion o f o ffic e r , waa held In the Q ian S m ith o f » « ‘»•tA £ 1 1 * 1 » m « il ™_4*/_y_.(y — **»*• .„ re a d haa been fro m 23» canto 000 In you r «pacified tim e and I am Kbsat Wade * ' J upward«. On Decem ber 4 the A m er- under the p ain fu l neceealty o f aah- afternoon w ith M r . E va H atch a . fo rm e r m em ber; M r * Chari«« T a y jjbaw j«*«* — —— ------- * ■ * ! ■ % ! * I lean gro w er w a i getting I ____ cent» how »29 000 o f tndebtadneaa he follow ing of- . ! ------------ lor and M r * Jack M ackey U o f r . Eu- g e t t i n g >1 ___ _ tng — you » 41. I "™“ grOW*r T h . 9 O S. met T h u ra a d y . Jan („ .la d in g o ffic e r T ------------------- - — o aleo _______________________ _______ ____ ____ n a d la n b ro th e r can be paid w ith »10.000 more than hla .a Canadian u ary 7, at the home of M r * Clyde fieri~a w ere Inatailed M r.. M inn ie gene. M re. ' * • A. O aro utte, M rs. pabMeetlea M ie r« « «1 O»«- The apread waa even g re a te r than th a t the a rm o ry bonds am ount to O. H u tle r on n orth E ig h th .t r e a t A a h b y , a prealdent, M r* Anna E Weedeon. Mr* Herbsrt W. Lom - tire*« aa ««^.«8 «Is«« » . m i | , h. t When It la conaldered th a t »14.000 and th a t the paym ent thia fo r an all-day m eeting. A covered Schoen, aenlor vice prealdent; M r ., hard. M r * W illia m M oyer, a* . . as aerta ai«t» I C quotation« w ere ere fo r r » year to be »1.000 and aak you. J|gh ,unch. on w a . , , rv#d an der., M r * t W illia m .a iiarteia. C anadian anadian q u o ta tio n . w .o . . . _ la ™ noo„ ,.:, , er ,u n ,o r v ,c. p re .ld e n t; 'A . S ander.. am ta m a rre w >a»>e—« txow Canadian money a t face value. h '.' r “A?'J^ 7 , 2 " * , r J I £ , £ d A f‘ «r >h* ‘u m heon M re I M Hoyd M l , N , t „o b a tin g , chap lain . M r * M r * Charlaa Brace. Mr* F. H Al B U k a r -k im u M mate «. w the term s of c u rren t exchange up" III In > your » h hile ila tka »arma ClirrBUt B lc h lin M be PO "cleaned Citali*«! VIP OUl specified SpeCITlVU . ............. ». 11 ‘ «...a- t l l l m i t g i m l l U n kJ (('••a la « « •» .« * ) had charge o f the pro gram w hich E va H atch , treasurer; Mr«. Julia Haon. M r * Fred lle n n e tt. M r * El tfca goes niake Canadian money w orth much lim e o f ten y e a r .* h re t »«•« » • r«e»___ •» 00 llT I Tkr«e Elisabeth m er Naet. M r * L, P. Sanford and included the follow in g: S crip tu re Ashby, secretary: M r» la a e a lb a »I ! • ! ( > • • ■»••lb »O AU | | „ , than face value A . an a>- T he budget also shows the total reading; songs, d evutional*, led by l-'ahrenwald. p atrio tic Instru cto r; , M r * C. II . Klm a. T he afternoon am ple: O n Decem ber 14. high grade bonded Indebtedness to be (338.- M r«, b u tle r; a ta lk on public and M r« C arrie Hem enw ay, pre«« cor- waa »pent playing bridge Each one keiwhsi •< I l l U u i H i t o r l A l A M a t t a i Io « protein w heat fro m M on tan a waa 100.84. Upon t h l. we are agreed. It p riv a te school». M i * C laie n e v Mad r e - p .m d .n l T he w in M r» D a h lia M orris, present waa given a g ift O r » fu a U ta la K 4 h » r U I A »»oc ta lla « quoted at 9* c e n t. In S e a ltl., w hile fu rth e r .h o w . th a t t h . total of den; ta lk on the arm ies of God „ m a id e n M r . E v a Aubrey, color Jnar a t each tabla was given a choice O r a fo « M ww t^a^w r C o afa r-M IM a com parable grade waa quoted a t ( bond, cancelled t h l. y e a r w ill veraua the wela, M r * 1. G. Shaw bearer No I . M i ' Elisabeth Rohde, j o f the g ifts a t her table and Iha « 1 4 c e n t. In Vancouver. T h e cur- am ount to »15,000 and In ten year», ta lk on A m erica and t h . Ulblc. c »lot bearer No. 2. M r» L a u ra Me same system was used as the group OOUBTKHV ANO GOOD rent exchange rate would m ake the , o »130,000. which w ill leave a re- M ia . E th e l A p p lew h ite, ta lk , It Kerm ui. color bearer No. 3; Mr» progressed At the concluding table MANN KUH. Canadlan price 60 1-3 c e n t. In m aln der o f J 1 HA100 84. W e W ould Do a . W’e T h in k Jeaua M a lln d a Aubrey, color bearer No. i each o n . was allow ed to keep the “T here la a steady decline In the United States money. j w m now g (ve t h r item s In tha w o u ld ." M r * Boyd. A fte r the pro- l T he follow ing c o m m itte e , were ¡g ift «he had at th a t tim e Much -actlce o f good manner«," D r. Except fo r the «.’ cent t a r if f on which I made up the £rBlu , he »xt.rn o o n » a » pent in named prac M rs Ju lia A .h b y . M i ». I m errim ent resulted when the g if t . Icholas M u rra y B u tle r aald In a wheat the Am erican fa rm e r would j l5>aW paym ent fo r this year so. If ¿ ^ n t w v r ii, pho«« present were H a tc h M i . M eK ern a n . re lie f com S were opened M r * G len S m ith held N tc h re c e n t rep o rt to the truste as o f Co- have lost the advantage th a t It hts , herB (, Bn e rro r, you can point It tiev #l, d MrB- j q , S h a w . M r and m .ttee; M i » M inn ie Sweet. M r». , high »core fo r g ue.te and M r * Fred - *— *- *----------- — - - 1 — . Qf teal because o f the shortage lu m b la university, o f which he la out. and M r * Clarence M adden. M rs Schoen. M i • N e ttle M cK ibben. exe- ¡Anderson for club m e m b e r. Each year's crop. ‘ R e tire m e n t of B a n c ro ft p ré s id a n t H a aald : A rth u r W ei»er, M r * E th el Apple cut | v. com m ittee: M r* Aubrey. M r . received a b a .k e t of f l o w . r * A bonds. Interest and p rln - "Unconcern fo r standards o f ex- w h ile, M r». Jame» V a .b in d e r, M i». |.;ja Jone». Mr». H em enw ay. audlt- d ain ty luncheon was served at the »5,000.00 PUBI-IC SAI-ABII04. c l p a l ....................... - cellence and over-concern fo r satis T. M Boyd, M r * J a m e . Pow ell. lng com m ittee; M r * H a rrie t t-eon- tea hour. Sweetpeas and potted l.MOOO W e h ear a great deal about ex- Sewer, bond paym ent _ fa c tio n o f one's Im m ediate personal M ra. F ra n k Collin». M r» O M . .,,4 Mr». S.illng, M r». J u lia O ovef, plants were a ttra c tiv e table and 1.000.00 convenience, and desires h a v . com travagan t salaries paid public of- A rm o ry, bond paym ent Thiel, M r .. P h il J o n e * M r». W illla n i hom e em ploym ent com m ittee; M r . room decora! lone. 1.000 00 bined to underm ine that very con flciala, but we h ear very little G eneral, bond paym ent K lrtle y , Mr». C a rrie H em en w ay. Schoen. M r» Aubrey. M re Ashby. and F ri. 6.000.00 Miss France» B row n, who ts visit conference com m ittee. A vote of a<E|about the fin a n c ia l condition o f W a te r, bond paym ent _ siderable respect fo r age, fo r a c T h e l*y th la n M iste r* at a m eet onm pllahm ent. fo r excellence and those who leave public office. tng M t* . Madden, and the hoetee* thank» wa» given the re tirin g of- ing W ednesday evening of last Ridera oí Purple Sage Jan 14-IS »IS.lKXioti T he club w ll( J a n u a ry 21 w ith ficere fo r high standards which have long T he recent s h e riff of M ultno m ah George (V R rten week. Installed the follow ing o ffl I f above Item s em brace all bond p ,.., j on.,, m arked , and should alw ays m ark, county, an outstanding and e r M e ffi paym ents fo r the ye a r, then your cere Muele Wiese. M E C ; C la ra J tha cultivated gentlem an." cient o ffic ia l, left an estate of »2.- statem ent th a t »94.000 1» a ll th a t Tuesday and W r s liw e d a y * T he Royal Neighbors held Instal- Collin». K. M . M a ry M organ. E J ; j Tim McCoy T h a Sentinel Is pleased to note 900. J a n u a ry 1» M w lll rem ain at the end o f ten years T h e P a .t M atrons' club was en- u tto n of o ffic e r. Tuesday night. Gor» M auldlng. M ; Alice Kent. M th a t D r. B u tle r evidently I» a care T h . firs t of th l. year a num ber can nQ, ,HMW1|,|y be tru e I f there tertain ed M onday afte rn o o n a t the Anna Gate» acted a * Im ta llln g o f o f ■< C.; Elluabeth M cF a rla n d . M M r L em o n o f O ran y e " "The fu l reader o f the co lu m n , of The of men were lopped o ff the state gre o th . r Ite m * k in d ly point them home of Mrs. K K. .Mills, w ith .Mt Iv a F a rm e r. P ; Eloise F ull flee r and E m alln e W ilson w a . cer- 'f E T im e» ,>a> ro11 T h l* w l t e r convereed w ith QU, < n J tf th e r e a r e n a o th e r s, th e n M ills 1 jo in t e m o m a l m a r sh a l. T h e f o llo w in g 0 6 j nter. O ^ Beast» P * * 1-J*_C^_Orace E l Itrend cl and Fighting have been made at F ill Ibrnay fleer« w e r e Installed Oracle, : Boalaugh, pianist; L, C. F a rm e r. C. one of such who had been d raw ing ' UJ how y0u a rriv ed at th a t con- hostesses. M r * A. A. R ic h m o n d wu d u rin g recent y e a r * »4.000 a year H e said he had to cluston. y ou w m observe th a t the welcomed as a new m em ber M is 1 .riche T ow n; past oracle. Alice »f D M E lisabeth M cF a rla n d w a . S h e r iff D r . B utler's admission m ay also have a Job a t once o r his fa m ily J9000 1» fo r both In te r- E . A . Johnston and Miss Lola Howe Breedlove; vice oracle. V e ra Med Installing oflcer and «he wa« a»slat ! ba adm ission th a t the colleges are would suffer. , <t and principal, w hich w ill cut the w ere add itio nal g u e s t* At a bus; lex chancellor. M avbell Pow ell: re ed by K itty K lm e and G race Itos fa llin g dow n on the Job, fo r it has A nother who had been on the am ount fo r redeem ing bonds below nesa meeting ann ual election of of- ceiver. E u ia lln e W ilson; m arshal, I laugh. T he lodge received a d ra ft long been a stock argum ent that If state payroll in high position fo r a $15000, although I have given cred it fleers resulted as follows M rs J. Grace D avis; assistant m arshal, thia week fro m a surely com pany In colleges did nothing else fo r a stu q u a rte r o f a century was reported fo r fu ll am ount. H . Cham ber», president; M rs. R oy Juba Bartals; Inner sentinel. Gene N ew Y o rk, bonding agents for the dent" they tau g ht h im courtesy and to be in debt. j T he (190.000 you re fe r to ts the Short, vice president M r». George v .,.v,. shield»; outer sentinel. Louisa P y th ia n S is te r* to cover the en tire , good m a n n e r* . As a m a tte r of fact ____ _ I " recent years several have left am ount j , * , d WB» not due till a fte r M atthew secretary - treasurer. A lin t e ls m anager three years. Mar am ount the lodge had on deposit In , colleges do teach the governor's chair poorer than your t#n .vea r period and could not social afternoon was enjoyed and a ah N ixon: m usician. F ern Ander- Bank o f C ottage G rove T he lodge 1, when they took It. be paid sooner, even If the city had delicious two-coursa luncheon w.is on F aith , Opal Henderson; Cour- > ' « ' • • covered dUh d inner Decern- I tf the teaching doesn't take, but It Maud F u n k ; M odesty. Eileen h *r » »t which tim e a b irth d a y | So f a r as this w rite r can recollect m oncy, unless the paym ent Is served. Sweet peas w ere table dec shouldn't be necessary to go to col- nQ outstanding public o ffic ia l _ w ..w ith optj£)na,’ -(j (t Jg n(Jt optio„ a i how orations and the rooms w ere a ttra c ag . Tow n. I ’n selflshn es* V e lm a Davl»; cake was glvsn Bessie Dahl, outgo lag« to learn those things. Courtesy Jhe exf<.p tlon of T om K a y . state could the city reduce it to »94,0007 tlve w ith baskets o f greenery ant* Endurance. E d ith L eonard; flag ing most excellent chief. and good m anners should be learn- tr aaaurer. has been w e a lth ier at the I f It is optional, you should have potted p la n t* bearer. Goldie Hayea; captain o f de- •d In the home. I t 1« there that the term than when he took v-ree s ta ff. P e a rl Hasen; reco rd er.! T he Cottage Grove Odd F e llo w . said so. boy and g irl should learn respect (t> anJ M r K a y's w ealth was ac- You say. "T h e fig u re of »94,000 An old fashioned q u iltin g party N ellie B la rk m o re . In itia to ry w o r k ! * " 1* R ebekah lodge, w ill e .le b r a t . fo r a u th o rity as r.pr.sentedI by the oumulAted In private buslne»* b irth of Thom as W lld l.y , foun- . presupposes th a t the c ity w ill re in honor o f Mrs. A llv n M irk h a m * a;< exem plified for »lx candidates p a re n t.; It la there th a t the boy and w id o w , of fo rm er public o ffl- A lly n M a rk h a m der o f A m erican Odd F»llow »hlp. ; tire $17.000 o f c ity h all bonds. was held Tuesday aftern oo n at the glri should learn i * * c la l. have had d iffic u lty in keeping whleh have an optional feature, and Saturday night In Odd Fellow s hall M r and Mrs. F red Anderson en 2 ! w ith a pro gram and refreahm snts as exem plified In the P " * " * * ' “ * the w o lf fro m the door Those who a )i0 p rc , u pp c jc , , hat It w ill reissue home o f M r * L. G M a rk h a m on . . . , . south S ix th »treet. T h e tim e was tertained Munday w ith a d in ner there th a t the boy should learn re- of$jce have had d iffic u lty $15000 in F am ilies and friends o f msnabers H ow m a n y o f y o u a re tr y in g to w ork th e e a r t b e fo r e M rs ’ have been Invited. spect for womanhood ' * ' » » > l f '* n again m akin g a s ta rt In I l f * |d u * In 1941. I f the condition of wa ’ P«n‘ " “ “ mg a q u m fo r the g u c - honoring G len Owen and th e h o m e ill y o u r fin a n c ia l a f f a in t f M a n y are e n g a g e il la tbaim o th e r a n d a l a T ' n In m any ,nat* nces- Perhaps In !er d ep artm en t finances should be of honor. Those present w ere M rs James Tow n on th e ir b irth d a y an- | (C ontinued on page » in w ild c a t » p e c u la tio n an d a rc t h r o w in g th e ir m o n e y th a t ths boy a n d * mo»l instance», the fa u lt lie» a t the <uch whlch u ptMSlbie. tf not like- Jessie G ilchrist. M r». T ru m a n C la rk n lv e rs a rle * G u e s t, were M r. and . . . ----- -- ...i, nMM L, ,, 1 — to d efer to th e ir e ld er* door» o f those who w ere on the ly th , t t h ( w Could be retired , the and M ia . M iria m P ip e r of Hebron. M rs Ow«n. M r and M r». Tow n. a w a y on th e a d v ic e o f u n in fo r m e d a n k a tu en . M an y are In ^ " " 1 * g randparents and st. , e payrolls, but there also are ¿ inded indebtedness would be re- M r». Fred O verton o f Mosby creek. M r and M rs. J E T a t ., M r and tr y in g to ' ‘ g et rich q u ic k " W ith o u t n n y o f tin •» >und, H a ro ld W h itlo ck , M r. and > Itors in the home many expenses fo r a public o ffic ia l duCed In ten years to less than I M r * Dunnivan. M rs. V V a n N o rt M rs s te a d y fin a n c ia l b a c k g r o u n d w h ic h n il in fo r m e d in v e st w ick. M rs. John V a n N o rtw :c k , M rs M rs. W ade Mosby. M r and Mr», i good m anners m ig h t well be a re- t ^e general public knows >• :.,p M cQ uern. M r and Mrs. W m e a t m en k n o w ia neee.xaary little. O ften a public o ffic ia l does Y o u r presum ption th a t the city F. , Creson. M r * A h ern. M . . r . * Bob instead of collage being the Plac* n„t clean up hla cam paign expenses w ill r ^ t ir . $17 000 of its bonds be- ln, , M ri EJ A *ta m * M rs T o m i t O strander, M r and Mr». G e o rg . en. the Anderson. M r. and M rs. H a rle y ' A re y o u p u t t in g th e ea r t b e fo r e th e l»ora<*f guest of honor and the hostess. Gate». M r * H a llie H a w k in s and | T h e in e x p e r ie n c e « , altou ld g e t th e a d v ic e o f th e « x p eri him. the extrem e, because It has no M r . M ae W est o f 8 t. Louis, Mo.. M r. and M rs. Nelsen Young AMERICAN LEGION AND As a m a tte r o f fact, ns a rule a foundation in f a c t you can’t pay- d ic e d b e fo r e m a k in g in v e s tm e n t s w ith w h ic h th e y are _ w rite«: " I ’m o nly 29 y r * old and T h e wom en o f C u rtin and v ic in i REPARATIONS. m an who would m ake a good pub debts w ith guesses. Y o u r second * ‘ weighed 170 lbs u n til ta k in g one n o t fa m ilia r ty m et Saturday. J a n u a ry 9, a t the T h e SL Helens M ist make» a good lic o ffic ia l» ts better o ff fin a n c ia lly presupposition ts more logical and T he Ulahe club was e ntertained box o f yo u r K ruschen Salts Just 4 o r“a n ' point whan it ask» w hy the A m e ri to stay out of public office. H e Is I am \ e r y much Inclined to agree ^ ta in *choo‘ hou~ and Jn: ¡.try 4 at the home o f M rs weeks ago, 1 now w eigh 150 lbs I a W om en's C h ris tia n a id to can Legion should be rapped fo r never fu lly repaid for the g rie f w ith vou th a t the city w tll refund w ork w ith the Church of C h rist re- F ra n k M cC ullough, w ith M rs. Ross : also have more e n e r g y and fu rth - alleged raids upon the national there Is in the Job. Dstcrson as Joint hostess. T he ev- e rm o r. I ‘ve never had a h u n g ry •' r“ " m ' treasury when we are ta lk in g o f ------------- enlng was spent p laying cards. M rs. m om ent." cancelling billions of dollars in fo r- W e h ear a lot about high taxes J im H o w a rd held high score fo r F a t folks should tak e one h a lf e»- the c ity can reduce the $94.000 o f In- b* " * r TA.*1* 14 . 9° i wom en and M c K i elgn debts, p a rtic u la rly those of , Ln Oregon and a great state d eficit. nley E lls w o rth j teaspoonful o f Kruschsn Salts In a debtedness bv re fu n d m g then I do " a l *P lrlt a ™on« ,he, high fo r m en M r ; b t t we have continued to y ay our G erm any. and M r * Cecil glass o f hot w a te r In ths m o rn in g not agree w u h you. You c a n t pay ^ T ^ n t v d . W ~ '> £ >ow T h e so-called raids upon the pub- bills and our bonds and w a rra n ts score fo r men b e fo r. b re a k fa s t — It's the S A F E , W S J . h . , V«. „id hoo d, fo r f!C* rs w er* Hected M r * Clyde , . ’ ___ _ lie treasu ry by veterans of the w orld s°eU a t par or b etter, w hile the n e w . debts by changing old bonds T h e club w ill meet harmlesa way to re d u c . as tens of Mr». W ilb u r and wom en. w a r are sm all s tu ff com pared to the di: patches tell us there is n e r r a n - new o „es And even If the city Sharpp. president; J a n u a ry 23 at the H a rle y Gates tho usand , o f m .n and w o m .n know. Capital 150,000 Surplus S25.000 H ill, vice president; M rs. P. A. An- am ounts In foreign debts w hich we archy in Chicago because c ity em- c^uid and would do this, it would h d ir» w ith M r». G a te , and Mr». F o r yo u r health's M k . ask fo r a lre a d y have cancelled, and those ployes have gone w ith o u t pay fo r no. he paying them a t the pres lauf, secretary; M rs. W illia m W ard , J im H o w ard as Joint hostesses. and get K ruschen a t C ottage G ro v . w ho w e n t across the w ater» to fig h t a m onth and school teacher» fo r en{ r » je f or th a t ra te is a little treasurer. P h a rm a cy — the coat fo r a b o ttl. our b attles w ill have to help pay o ff six months. Unless the le g 'jla tu re jess than »15.000 per annum . Y o u r Mrs. W illia m B artels and M ra. , th a t la s t. _ 4 w e e k , la but a t . r . . i . f . l . and — the L ib e rty bonds w hich we issued passes re lie f measures. Cnicago statem ent th a t " In ten years the . . , C.C, , P ° n t c l. WBa enl In order to get m oney to loan our schools w ill have to close and c ity C(ty w m have cleaned up practical- -e r“ :ne'I W ednesday aftern oo n of F r | r nn, tt e ntertained M onday if a fte r the firs t b ottle you are not H o m e t r a d e m e r c h a n t « W i l l I ) U V afternoon w ith a bridge $>arty a t Joyfully satisfied w ith results — I allies, w ill have to pay taxes to employes w ill have to be discharged. ly B11 of Its bonds' seems to be T * 1 we* “ a „ ® , the home of M ra. Bartela. Guests m ake up the d eficit caused by re- A condition of chaos would result 3 4 , ^ w holly upon presuppositions. 2^m,s'„ Sa,laa M y T „ „ .b , , "5 were M ra. E a r l G a ro u tte. Mrs. - * 1 - - ----------- ---------— 1 j r - r r r , j ^ rl g alle w and M rs. W a lte r Sm ith duetton o r cancellation o f re p ars- and m uch s uffering would follow . 1 W h e th e r the piping o f our m ain .C harles Brace. M r * O. A. Sanders. tions fro m the cou ntry th a t s tarted In some of the c entral state» so w ate r line is replaced at once or ts w ere additional guests. T h e a fte r M r«. F. H . Allison. M rs. F re d A n noon was spent p laying bridge and th e w ar. m any w a rra n ts have been issued c 4 rrjed fo r a period o f ten years M rs. F red Anderson held high score derson. U r : W ilb u r Spray, M r ., E l T h is w r ite r believes It lik e ly th a t above availab le funds th a t the law (a n d 1 th in k th a t even you, w ith all m le er n H Neet. r * r« P eter e l.o n , M > ¡w ill not p erm it th e ir reg istratio n of your optim ism , w ill concede that an,d Booth lo w , D a ^ '> ’ G a n e y M M H C N Weil". M r». r. years fro m now some o f the vet 1 and they don't d ra w Interest u ntil ,t m ust be done w ith in th a t tim e ) ! r* f " ,b r" ents ’ *rx-ed. T he « j s H C W ells. M rs erans m ay wish they had not taken . registered * __ _ ___ ___ — ¡d u b w ill m eet W ednesday ednesday a fte r- ” A ' . ? af ° » , a M rA N 1 and spent the money th a t w a s ; registered. , the burden of expense m ust be M rs. H . A. Hagen. M r». L. S. C raw O lR T U IIH T lO fS N V I I H O I T Y W A S T C . their« fo r the asking, but he was W hen It comes to spending tax I ')Orne fo r th a t tim e a t le a s t M y noon a t the home of M rs. H a ro ld ford. M rs H e rm a n L n fk y and M r * not one o f those w ho w en t across funds O regon seems ,to be a p ik e r ■ estim ate o f reconstruction was W h itlo c k fo r a covered dish lunch L. P. Sanford. A t card» M rs Hagen and he Is not going to say nay to and a backnum ber. W e have alw ays based upon coat o f present line, eon. held high »core and M rs. W elle low. an y th in g asked by those who did been accused o f being backw ard , which was a t p re -w a r p ric e * Do I Cottage G rove chapter. O rd e r o f D a .n ty r e fre .h m e n t. w ere »erved. go across and w ho won the w a r In but sometimes It Is better th a t w ay , vou believe th a t present prices art'.l I go below p ric e , p n o r to the w orld th * E w ’ * r n St, r . , t a business tim e to save some of the rest of us M rs. Charles Adam s o f Eugene ! O M KEM m eeting F rid a y night o f last week. Keep a s tif f upper lip a little w a r* fro m h av in g to don the u niform . entertained Tuesday aftern oo n fo r E d ito ria l note.—M r. Kern is cor- 'I® ? ? *1 ? ® fo l,° w ,n “ “ members longer. Dun's W e e k ly R ev ie w of T hey c e rta in ly are entitled to tre a t th ® *A vi»o ry board fo r R ainb ow the M. P. O. club w ith a 1 o'clock m en t equal to th a t accorded the Business has Joined the ran ks of rect in saying th a t a statem en t th a t M rs. . . R A. _ T ra s k . M rs. C E luncheon a t her home. A d d itio n al : those who see b etter things ahead c o u n try th a t started a ll the trouble. In ten years the c ity w ill have . . . Jacobsen. guests w ere M rs. B. R. Job, M r . | In the not d istan t fu tu re . cleaned up p ra c tic a lly all its b o n is Mrs. George M atthew s, M rs. O la f Schofield S te w a rt. M r * C. 8. R ob m ay be too optim istic. T h e Sentinel T A R IF F B E N E FIT S FARMER. W e can't Im agine w h a t a w om an finds those w ere the words it used A. Olson. Cecil C aldw ell and Lester erts of this city. M rs. Raym ond T h e fa r m e r has. witt^ good cause W Coiner. A social m eeting of the G rube o f Pen gra and M rs. H . W. w ants w ith a husband whom she at tim es, claim ed th a t he Is dis can t ra il around at the end of her But, w ith an Indebtedness of »329- , chap ter arill be held F rid a y eve T itu s M r«. H . K M e tc a lf and M r«. ! 100.94 reduced to »94.000. or pos R O. Bushong o f Eugene. Lunch- ! c rim in a ted against ln t a r if f b ill* SWIFT ’8 R ig h t now he probably Is g ettin g apron ’ trtn * ^ __________ sibly to less th a n (90.000. It w ill ning. J a n u a ry 22. eon wa« served a t «mall tables. seem to us th a t w e have cleaned CRESCENT the beet deal he ever has g o t Pus«ywi!iowx and Oregon grape ) Groat Northern Navio» H o n o rin g Miss M axin e N ixo n on M an y o f the Im ported goods we p ra c tic a lly ail o ur in d ebtedn es* w ere tables decorations. A pleasant I O ne of the benefits o f the present buy are grow n and put up rig h t in up Ideal for Baking T he reduction In interest arill then b irth d a y ,a n n iv e rs a ry . M r. and Quick Cookers t a r i f f to the fa rm e r is Indicated by social aftern oo n was enjoyed. The or Frying be s u fficie n t to keep up bond pay- Mrs. H u gh N ixo n en-.ertained Sun the spread between the price of our own U nited S ta te * club w ill m eet In tw o w e e k , w ith day w ith a dinner. Covers w ere '.aid ----------------------- m e n t* w heat in Canadian m arkets and the M rs. A. L. W ynne. Those easily discouraged never M r R em 's most serious e rro r is fo r M r and M r * W . E . N ixon. M r. gain renown as successful ln busi- h i, assum ption th a t m oney bud- and M rs. J A. Joll and son. Miss T h e J o k e r club w ill be e n te rta in - ! ness or a n y th in g else. geted fo r p aym ent of B ancroft George’ ’. a Know les. E lm e r J. K ent ed a t 7 45 ton igh t (F r id a y ) a t th e . -----------------:— * bonds ts all th a t w ill be applied to and son Laurence, the guest of hon home of M r * C. E. Fro aL I t keeps most o f us h um ping to sucji paym ents. P ro p e rty b e n e fite d or and the hosts Olaia Mould« Free T h e Degree o f H o n o r w ill hold I keep alongside of o u r ru n n in g ex- by street Im provem ents has been M rs. W . L. W o rk m a n was hostess pense* , assessed a s u fficie n t a m o un t to re- — —— .¡re all bonds as they fa il due. The Tuesday aftern oo n fo r the L aC im- public Installation of o ffic e r, to- i n ig h t (F r id a y ) In P h illip » hall. KEM A N D B O N D S A G A IN . »5.000 put into this year's budget us club. M rs. H a r b i.c n , m o ther of Cottage Grove, Jan. 1 0 — (T o the i» m erely to tak e care o f paym ents M r«. W o rk m a n , was an additi'.-nal Fairview E d ito r.)— I have ju s t reaa your th a t have not been m ade because g uest A pleasant social afternoon Brand was spent w ith needlew ork and a reply to m y in q u iry re la tiv e to o f G>e p ro p e rty being tak e n over city's indebtedness and must say I by the city. I t 1» not rig h t th a t any delicious luncheon was served. T he Cut cannot m ake it agree w ith e ith e r these bonds should be paid by rooms w ere a ttra c tiv e w ith baskets your e d ito ria l statem en t o r budget general tax a tio n , b ut such action ts of cut flow ers. T h e club w ill meet ■ttrtngleaa _ in tw o weeks w ith M rs. N . E . Glaee. report. necessary fo r m aintenance of the Y o u r e d ito ria l statem en t: " A t the cre<llt o t the city. T h e c ity expects Country Klet T h e E lm a rte s club w ill hold a present ra te o f reduction the c ity | 10 meet paym ents on B a n c ro ft Thousands Joyfully astonished at Golden Sw eet w ill have no o utstanding w a rra n ts bonds as they fa ll due. but there Is progressive d in n e r ton igh t in cele a t the end of five y e a r., ln ten » possibility th a t some of them , not b ratio n of the n in th an n iv e rs a ry of sw ift 48 hou r relief. years the city w ill have cleaned up »15.000 to »25.000 m ay have to the organization o f the club. Th« Swift*« Oreoi last course w ill be served a t the p ra c tic a lly a ll o f Its bonds, w a te r ; be refunded. Should p ro sperity h it H O W D T F O L K S — F ig h t fans B rand ...... sewer «treet. c ity hall, a rm o ry and "»• and »hould the c ity be able to George M atth ew s home, w here the Progressive p harm acists w ill tall are fu n n y . T h e y w tll raxx a refun d in g." dispose o f p ro perty w hich It hae re m a in d er o f the evening w ill be you th a t the popular big selling pre Y o u r statem en t in last issue: "The to r street assessments, w hich | sP *n ’ fighter's b athrobe and then scription fo r rh eum atism rig h t now Sentinel did not say th a t a ll bonds •’ m o rf 'b a n probable, a ll B ancroft go w ild over h it socks. It A lle n ru fo r 85 cents you can get E lm e r J. K e n t and son Laurence would be cleaned up in ten y e a r * bonds w ill be re tire d as due. see 0“ “ *• I t said th a t all street and sidew alk W i‘ b lb * follow in g add itio nal ln- T O U R A D IO BUYERS and friends T h u rs d a y evening In . . . . . . B an c ro ft bonds and th a t a large fo rm a tio n M r. Kern should be able W IL L GO W IL D O V E R “ d™ “ha p art o f the other bonds would be to ,ee th « t T h e S en tin el’s fig u re of°nM r .° f ¿ heAbtr^ , y ao?n E u g ’n 7 * Uar‘ n t“ THESE P H IL C O A N D M ra. C. A ^ w l s .of FZugnne 1>aln !h(> agony Bnd reduce the re tire d ** re m a in in g a t the end of O .E. R A D IO S T H A T W E To »ay th a t I am astounded, M r. I ten y«a r» correct: O n the >15.000 d au g h ter and sister of the tw o men. sw elling in 48 hours— y o u r money H A V E D O W N H E R E ON back. E d ito r, a t the denial o f y o u r edi issue o f w a te r replacem ent bonds D IS P L A Y N O W IS T H E T h e R o yal N eighbors club w ill to rial statem ent la p u ttin g it m ild due In 1941 paym ents of (3.000 the T IM E T O B U T . Uric Acid Polson Starts to I ly. H ow ever, fo r tw o reasons H l of- year s ta rt In 1937. O n the »25,000 meet T hu rsday aftern oo n w ith M rs e • e Leave Body In 24 Hour». I Issue o f w a te r system bonds due In E m a lln e W ilson, w ho w ill be assist j fe r no c o m m e n t One Is I m ig ht Any Flavor H a v e you heard the one O u t of your Joints and muscles go < say som ething th a t would not look paym ents o f »2.500 « ta rt In ed by M r». Ross Peterson about the Jew who wore the u ric acid deposits th a t cause w ell In p rin t, and the other is yo u r 193*- On G>e issue of »35.000 w a te r h andcuffs to bed eo th a t his C ottage G rove ra m p o f the Royal all your s u ffe rin g it's a safe, sen-1 readers can tu rn to the e d ito ria l refun d in g bonds p aym ent o f »5.000 w ife couldn't understand him a year s ta rt In 1940. On the (25.000 Neighbors w ill a tte n d a R oyal elble, acien tlfic fo rm u la free fro m , and v e rify the above quotation. w hen he talked In his sleep? You continue your above last issue of tru n k sewer bonds, pay N eighbor ra lly to be held T h u rsd ay h a rm fu l or pain deadening drugs, e e e T h e same absolute guarantee statem ent by saying: "»105,600.84 in ments o f »1,500 a y e a r are now be n ig h t a t Cresw ell. Golden ripe lbs. —♦ — holds good fo r sciatica, n eu ritis and W E ARE NOT TALK B a n c ro ft bonds w ill be e n tire ly ing made. On the (15,000 Issue of T h e O. L. H . club w ill be e n ter- lum bago quick. Joyful re lie f — no; ING IN OUR SLEEP. Scoun as it clean»—each .............................. cleaned up.' Now . don't deny this, a rm o ry b on d , paym ents o f »1.000 a tained Tuesday a ftern oo n a t the more Idle days— It re m o v a l the NOR THROUGH OUR please. In o rder to have been ac year are being made. As already cause. (2) t stated, paym ents o f (2.500 a n n u a lly home of M rs. D H H em enw ay. H A T S N E IT H E R curate in yo u r statem ent, you W H E N W E SAT THAT should have said, "T h e B ancroft may be made a fte r 1936 on the c ity 1 OUR RADIO T UB E S I bonds w ill a ll be due w ith in ten hail bonds. W ith interest »myments ARK A W O N D ER FUL , years." B ut th a t doesn't m ean th a t dropping a n n u a lly . It seems prob VALUE AT TH E P R E S ’ they w ill be paid, and when I able th a t »w ym enti on the c ity hall Such paym ents ENT L O W P R IC E search the budget and fin d th a t It bonds can s ta rt. Open Kettle Rendered., Lb. f L EV EL provides only »5000 fo r p aym ent c e rta in ly can s ta rt as soon as it ia see this y e a r o f these bonds I feel q uite n0 lon8 * r necessary to m ake a tax O ne o f the neighbors th in ks confident th a t they w ill not be paid levy fo r B a n c ro ft bonds, and there th a t the b a n k e r, like tall In accordance w ith your s ta te m e n t »hould be no such necessity a fte r c lerks beet. W e ll, they surely ¡F iv e thousand dollars per ann um 1957. am ounts to b ut »50.000 In ten years. T h e Sentinel does not concede cou ldn 't th in k m uch o f one Values to $10.00 Values to $7.50 lest th a n h a lf of the total a m o u n t tb * ‘ lb e c l t / e m a in line w ill have w ho was short. see I f you can pay more than »106.000 to he re b u ilt w ith in ten year«. A o f indebtednes« w ith »50.000 you >»r » * P * r t o f 11 *• F * good con* N E IT H E R DO W ISE SHOP have a ll o f the fin a n c ie rs elnce d itlon and the re m a in d er seems to P E R S T H IN K MUCH OF Adam '» tim e skinned a m ile and I f he In as good condition as It was 8H O R T QUALITY THAT'S you would Im p a rt th a t little secret ,en y * a r* •8°- there Is no need Extra Faney No. 1 Tin»- W HY W E SE L L T H E O. B. to you r readers It would be a tre - t0 d istu rb It, It m ay c a rry w a te r W A SH E R T H E QUALITY mendoua boon to us debtors, but an In d e fin ite period F ig ure« as IS ALW AYS T H E R E AND ra th e r hard on <wtr creA’tn-** to cost o f replacem ent w ere those OUR GOOD SE R V I C E Mtogt 6rovr Jhnttnd MaaM L. S O C IE T Y ?»»?•- >> << A dvertising Money P ays P ig Dividend«, Carts Before Horses: Lost 20 Lbs. of Fat In Just 4 Weeks The Old Reliable The First National Bank of Cottutfe G rove t heir SAl.ES" BOOKS from their Home Print Shop. V STOKE SavingsforFri.,Sat.&Mon., Jan. 15-16-18 Shortening 35c 8-lb . Pail - • 69c 4 -lb . Pail - - Inexpensive Prescription Guaranteed to End Rheumatism Radio Ray Has This to Say: Peas Beans Com Bacon CUT MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 'Jiffy'Jotf With the Set of Glassett Moulds 6 Packages 43c 4 3c*“25c 3c™25c 3c™25c j»17^ c 3 "» 9c Assorted Shoe Sale Continues flvKz Lard, Carstens Ik 1 ftp AL B A V/Vz ALL SHOES A N D HOSE S E D U C E D H E L P S MAKE N E W CI’S- TOM ERS A N D HO LD T H E RBOULARS. The budget further sa y s th a t th e of th* ,c l,5f *n«ln«*'' •« t° the coet bonds o f the city "« __ P*r m"*- (33.000 and also statss th a t, "City T ra in e d » » lire dogs guard G er hall bond Interest »1.250.' t his ia not q u ite e le a r as to w h eth er thia m an railroad n ro nertv T he new color scheme of U. B. a m o un t has been set a p a rt as p ay m ent of Interest alone or w h e th e r planes Is orange, m aroon, a lu m i It includes bonds aa wall. However. num end ‘ One Group One Group Now Now $3.95 $4.95 Burch Shoe Co. McDonald Theatre Bid?, 1032 Willamette EUGENE, OREGON I f y o u r fe e t h u r t, see D r. 0 . O. F le tc h e r J r . at th is sto r e . * each 10c Phone 219 Cottage Grove Maximum 10 lbs. 35c Cocoanut 18c CatsupiX” »•'"'12!4c Brooms,Jrt"‘'““"E*ch35c Soap ".“ ■10'"’39c Cookies 3 <>“ 25c Campbells Soups Sunbrite Cleanser Beans Fruits and Vegetables Bananas 15c Parsnips 4 a»— .. 9c Turnips 4 »• 9c Rutabagas 4 “»...........9c 550 Main St.