The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 22, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

FHIIIAV, JANUARY »«■ IW
Tl IF S F NTIN F I -, COTTAOIC PROVE. PREPON.
l ’ AO» T W a
Th« Delphian club at It. mwtlng I Th. King's H .r .ld . junior fo r
only a part of the whole, and ignor- ¡ A review of the book. “George Monday night elected the following elgn missionary soc s )
TAXING MOTOR VEHICLES.
hie
Washington, the Man and the Im- a s m e m b e rs of an advisory board Methodist church, met Tuesday.
ing
the
Bancroft
bends
entirely.
Wo bear a lot about thio «roup
B etU laM IMO.
age.' b\ Woodward, was reviewed M r , J™.nZ"Dungan Mr. 8 L. God January
It
is
quite
true
that
the
city
will
.1 tl.s bom. of the lead
Been Frtdar by Ceitooe Oreee I and that group being taxed out of
ot
bv Mr» Charles Beldkr and Miss
Miiler. A gav.l er. Mis Dwight Mover A Iter
Pekibaug Oeagaay.
proportion. The farmer claim*, with recover some of this Bancroft bond ( Mai iette Hamant at a meeting m d a n d X . X
money
but,
when
or
how
much
of
------ r**?1*^? ; some Justification, that he 1» taxed
tr i« ________________xet,7, • greater proportion than Is the It will be recovered no one kstkw«. Tue-day night of the Tuesday Ev­
en ag club. The author branded as
owner of other kinds of property. but *■>' <*o know that it will not ail ¡ false many of the popular stories ;j„ .n Cub by Mr. and Mr. Jam.» ing of
* *£*■*£? .
,
” ’. 7^1*^°"*' ! The man with an Income tax claim«. be recovered. That the amount of In connection with the nation«, hsro .
Tht- was the club's last meeting study of boys and girls ln J1“’1*'
■ TT
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---- i w<th some jugnfloatioo, that he Is tntereet on the bonds will lessen and dealt with equal frankness with
each year la also true but, I will
„ I I » o r t i M tith taxed two or three til
Otile*
of
its fifth year and was devoted to » a . led by Ethel luter and Mild'«d
Washington's faults and virtues.
‘n dM^lan
But
there la anyone who has a call ycur attention to the fact that The club will continue its study of a study of poets, including Yeats Holm. Kathleen
■ U h a C k lF T lO M K A T g a
I
have
not
considered
the
Interest
(C ask Is s4sasss.)
and some modern American poets the caste system of Indian Malian
real claim to being < >xed out of pro-
gear _ _ e i . 0 0 I Tk rse asestks »0 «S ' portion to what other« Ire taxed. It at all In tny calculations and while books on George Washington at Ita A preliminary discussion, a review Moore described the religion, of In-
next meeting on February 2. Mrs.
■ s s tk s
11 t o lo s s — s tk
»O S0
i la the automobile owner. Of course. I do not know the exact amount. 1 8. L. Macklu and Mis. Dan Hamant of the essentials of poetry, was gtv- I Jia and Sara Jane Mooie tbs heme
Member et
en bv Mrs. 8. L Godard Mrs. C of India. After the lesson the fo
' the automobile owner meant most do know that It will amount to sev­ will be In charge of the program.
■ e ilo e e l B d liu rls l Aeeeelatloa
This olii nllablv bunk b on the job setvin« the coin-
of ua, and that probably is the rea- eral thousands of dollars.
C Cruson reported on the works of lowing program was given Violin
Ore<eB Mists k d ltu ris l Assoclsilea
The
Interest
paid
t
h
i
s
year
William Butler Yeata. Mrs. F. K and piano duet. Phyllis and Map-
1 son there Is so little complaint.
Ore.ue M ew .peper Coafereaee
„ntnitv to the bent of its nbility. welcoinitiK new eiwt«»-
Mrs.
D.
H
Hemenway
was
h
o
st-1
In 1930. according to figures pre amounts to $4,706.00, Thia in ten ess Tue lay afternoon for the O. L. Mendenhall on Whitman's poetry, garet Monson; song. Hasel llu«e.
years
would
amount
to
$47,060,
how­
I,tern
the ohi on<» «»'I KsM».-P«lly «111»« «he
i pared by the American Automobile ever as the amount ta less each II. club, the occasion being the sev- 1 Mr*. Alice Miller on Roblneon and Mildred Holm and Marian Moot«’.
COLLEGE AND JOBS.
association, motor vehicles paid
Frost. Mrs. Ray Trask on Sandburg iaccompanied by Dorothy Sieniann;
plueo
of
.1
.lignlfie.l
lo»« egtllhlbhetl bltllk ill il «OO.I
enth
birthday
anniversary
of
the
la these trying times there are 19J
cen< o( all lb< taxes col- year, I think It perfectly safe to
and Masters and Mrs. John Kelly violin solo. Kathleen Moore
community.
A
eh.fkiiiu
account with ua b t» ai«» that
otauy who can not get the h gher
(n |h e Unlted states, which say that it will amount to half of organisation. Mrs. Effie Knowles on American lyricists. A summary
.
was an additional guest. The a fter-1
education that they deaira. At least, ,g 12 times as heavy as the tax on this or $23.525.
discussion
was
given
by
Mrs.
God-
Calvin
Funk
unit.
American
l.e
noon
was
spent
playing
bridge
and
In the beginning of this contro­
you want the bent
they can not go to school to get IL farm, lnd <even tlmC3 a4 hcavy „
ard
gion auxiliary, at its meeting Mon
And there sue those who believe th# tax on clty property At this versy I challenged your editorial Mrs. A. W Swanson held high score.
day night, made plan« for a lunch­
A
delicious
’wo-course
luncheon
was
that a hid has no chance in the rate a m<Jtor vehlcle during a life statement to the effect that, at the
be given Tuesday . for slate
I nc Tuesday
1 Ut’SUBJ Bridge
I’llUAV a-.x.w
wsww - en-
•• eon
wx-.s to
-----------
The
club was
world unless he has a college edu­ of six years, would pay 118.S per present rate of retirement, the en s e r v e d and individual birthday tsrlained at a I o'clock luncheon officers of the organisation I Ian
cakes
decorated
with
O.
L
H.
club
cation. Moat children seem to be­ cent of Its average value in taxes. tire bonded indebtedness of the city
colors were a feature. The club j Tuesday afternoon at the home of were made Io have representative»
lieve that. They tell their parents
And now the treasury department would be cancelled and referred to
Mrs. H K. Metcalf In Eugene. The al a district conference to be held
that such Is the case, that the day propoae9 a „ lea tax of 5 per cent the report of the budget committee voted to accept the Invitation of afternoon was spent playing con Tuesday night In Albany Welfai.
in which a person who haa not had Jn p ^ e n g ^ r car»,
per cent on to back up that challenge You have Mrs. A. W Kime to be her guests tract and Mrs. H. A. Hagen held work was discussed Ml»' Evelyn
Capital $50,(XX)
Surplus $25.000
a college life can hope to make trucks and j , , per cent on accea- not met the issue as I had hoped at the club's next meeting day.
high score. Pink sweetpeas and Gallagher and Miss Elisabeth Me
you would and. It seems to me that
good is past, that grade school aoeJ## and p , ^
pink carnations were attractive Cord. Red Cross field workers
The
Elmartes
elub
celebrated
Its
vou
have
avoided
It
as
far
as
pos­
graduates may have made good so
rh(? automobile owner has been
room and table decorations. The were guests and talked briefly on
years ago, but can not do so now. pati(nt under the tax burden he al- sible. In your first answer you ninth anniversary with a progres­ clu b w ill meet In two weeks with t Red C ro ss a c tiv itie s^ M em b ers of
It is useless, of oourse, to point read bears and probabt>. WOuld made a fiat denial of your editor­ sive dinner last Friday night. Hus­
the unit were guests of the Anieri
Mrs. C. J Ksm.
out that boys and girls who have nQt camplain if a sales tax were ial declaration, and in your sec­ bands of members and Mr and
can Legion at a 6 30 dinner precsd
Mrs.
Glen
Smtlh
were
guests.
The
ond
reply
admitted
It.
but
Insisted
not had the advantages of college ,aced upon other artlcles in the
The Degree of Honor held Instal­ ing the meeting.
are holding down good jobs, while $am< proportion. But automobiles that at the end of ten years there first course was served at the home lation of the following officers last
many who have had four year« •» do not conic under the head of would be but $94.000 of unpaid : of Mrs. Mervlile Veatch. the main Friday night: President. H i l a h
Miss Isabelle Safley entertained
college are driving trucks, or dig- nuisances. They hardly come un- bonds and could only make this course at the home of Mrs. Fred Crawford; p a s t president, Fay
glng ditches, or doing whatever Jpr thc head of luxurie,s They are showing by redeeming bonds at a Anderson and the last course at Isom: vice president, Armorel Mon 1 Saturday night with a bridge party
else they can find to do. They
much a necessity as electric and much higher rate than the present the home of Mrs. George Matthews. son; second vice president. Berths 1 for a grou|>
would answer that argument by
refrigerators, as much a neces- I rate and which would necessitate A birthday cake lighted with can­ Howe; secretary, Genevieve Shields, 1 slon was her birthday anniversary
SUCCESSOR TO
saying that these times are no cn- g(
pow,er washing machines, as raising taxes to a higher level or dle- was a feature of the last course. inner watch, llene Town; drill cap , Two tables of bridge were formed
terion, that when things pick up it mucj1 a necessity as electric and the water rate would have to go The evening was spent at the Mat­ tain. Glenda Rosa. Other officers I Guests were Dorothy Pmphrsy.
Frances Mackln. Frances Randall,
will be the college boy or girl who
g ranges and various other things up. And also, including bonds that thews home and bridge and ping will be installed at a later date.
OOTTAOE OROVE
Gladys Sprouls, Madelle Beldler,
Is on top. and the grade school boy that bear no sales tax and for will not mature until after the ! pong were the diversions
Donna Safley and Evelyn Smith
expiration of the specified ten
and girl will be at the bottom of whlch no
tax ¡9 proposed,
wishes
to
snnouttfp
they httvi purclinmul the l»usi».ss of
The Tanglefoot club held Its Dainty refreshments were served.
The Gleaners Sunday school class
Mr. Editor. If you cannot confine
the heap.
—
How much longer can the motor
fourth dance of the winter season
«hove
eonccrn
n»>l
"
ill
continue to operate under the name
of
the
Methodist
church
held
a
cov­
your
argument
to
the
ability
of
thc
The Sentinel recognises the grea. vebjeje operator be expected to be
Thursday night in I. O. O. F. hall. 1
of The Orove Hardware Co.
advantage of education, but it has
under the burden that is city to retire Its bonds that come ered dish dinner and social hour Mrs. H C Wells was chairman of
Mrs.
S
E
McFarland
entertained
due within the ten year limit, at Monday night in the church parlors
never believed college training to being imposed upon - him?
- -
To five our customers «r. nt< r values in hardware, we have
Informally Tuesday night for a
the rate it is now retiring them. I ns a farewell party honoring Mr. the hostess committee.
be a necessity in landing a good
_group of friends. Guests included
sitrned up II« ft Mnrxlutll Wells Associate, the lartnat linrd-
Job. It might even be shown that COMPLIMENT FOR STUD ENTS do not think It would be profilable and Mrs. Marshall Barber, who left
Cottage Orove assembly. Order of Mr and Mrs Turner of Silk creek.
to continue this argument. It only this week for Ashland. Following
in worne ways the college graduate
ware distributor in the world.
While The Sentinel may more of­ tends to make confusion worse con­ •he supper poetic expressions of ap­ Rainbow for Girls, will hold public Curtis Veatch of Halsey. Mr and
is at a disadvantage.
Aaaoclate Stores throughout the country have taken an im
ten criticise students than it com­
preciation of Mr. and Mrs. Barber installation of officers and of mem- Mrs John Veatch and Mrs .Mamie-
Be that as It may. only the word pliments them, it would much rath­ founded.
portant imrt in th«' attainm« nt o f Ineresseil purehaaing
Every time you have referred to vv. re given by membe.-S of t’ne class hers of the advisory board Monday Beldler Mr and Mrs. Turner en
of those who are employing young er do the latter, and is pleased to
1 tertalned with vocal numbers.
power of your hardware dollar Through their huge aaaoel-
men and women will sway the note that students of Cottage Grove our water system you have extend­ The evening was spent playing night in Masonic hall
youngsters who soon will be look­ high school are taking an active ed Its life = little farther. I presume games.
ate
group buying, tnodi’rit merehatnlixing nt' thods n n « l « < "
The Methodist Sunday school
Gamers Oharrve Anniversary.
if you should refer to it again you
ing for Jobs. The Sentinel trusts
nomieal syatetn of distribution, your Associate Store to.lny
in thia winter's relief work. So would give it the quality of im­
Mrs. Garfield Beach entertained class taught by Mrs. Lettie Knick­
that many young men and women, part
Mr. and Mrs. B, W. Garner ob­
as this writer knows, they have mortality and claim It never will her Sunday school class of boys erbocker held a potluck dinner and
is in a position to offer the greatest values In the country.
especially those without college far
their forty-ninth wedding
quilting bee Wednesday In the served
education, and without hopes of responded actively and cheerfully have to be replaced. I am only sorry
anniversary quietly at their home
Watch for our broadsides which "ill be sent each
to
every
appeal
that
has
been
made
, low. A lunch was served around a church parlors.
college education, read a news story
it isn't so.
on Silk creek Sunday. January 17.
For two reasons it is quite dlf- icamp fire and the boys spent the
published in The Sentinel of a week to them.
a few friend*. Those pre­
They have assisted in gathering f'cult for one who is filled to the afternoon coasting. Those attend­
Mr». Ronnie Shafer and Mt»» inviting
ago.
sent were Mr and
E. R. Dar
It quoted portions of an address f
“ d clothing and probahly ta limit with optimism to take in and ing were Leon and Vernon NlchoH. Bertha Howe will be Joint hostesses neil and children, Mr. and Mrs
made by Harry Crowe, president of the distribution
FRED J HOTES, Manager
assimilate disagreeable facts. First, Orval and Norman Blackmore, Rob­ Tuesday evening for the Carnation Charles Trembly and Mrs B.
the chamber of commerce of Tu- Christmas season they helped gata- they don't want to; second, they ert Lafkv, Stewart Roberts, Julian
Wheeler. The occasion was aleo
club,
entertaining
at
the
home
of
lare Cal
er toy> t0 ^ ve to tots lhal other~ have no room for them. You have Miller. Pete Beach, Dorothy and
the birthday annlver«ary of Mr».
Mr. Crowe was reared at Lorane,
” ‘« hl ,have ‘? en,I6! , 1“ *eheV4 my sympathy. Mr. Editor.
Bobbie Beach. Mrs. O. W. Black- of Mrs. Shafer. The meeting wae Darnell. A pleasant social time was
A .ivvrtisint: Monev Pays Bte D ividends.
10 miles from Cottage Grove. It is
there u n0 Sant* C«am.
’
O. M KEM
noxtponej from last week
more accompanied the bovs.
■n; yed
likely that he did not get a college
11 is thin«3 such as these, it is
education. He seems to have done assumption of duties such as the.e
Thc Sentinel's calculations are
well. He seems to be in a business that show that our youngsters, no correct and sufficient space will be
matter
bow
much
we
may
criticise
that has sales of hundreds of
given in our next issue to convince
thousands of dollars a year. He is them for lack of interest in serious even Mr Kem.
things,
show
that
they
have
in
them
president of the leading civic body
IN IRISH CASH STORE
of his city. He recognizes that all the moral stamina that their
have. It is in such times as
there are things that make for suc­ elders
SELLING INSPECTED MEATS ONLY
these
that
they
show
that
when
the
cess that the college boy may not test comes they will show that they
get. at least not get in college.
_ have within them the makings of
Mr. Crowe said: "The best sales­
upstanding, sympathetic
intelli­
men I have ever hired T e r e 'log gent
citizens. Well might we fear
Mrs. C. E. Frost was hostess last
school house' boys. They had cour­
Bacon B^ck
age, were willing to work, were re­ for the future safety of the country Friday night for the Joker club.
if
our
children
did
not
rise
above
Good and lean
Those
invited
to
meet
with
the
club
sourceful and would readily adapt the critical things said of them.
were Mrs. George Jacobsen. Mrs
themselves to conditions. They
Phone 53
Free City Delivery
H. A. Miller, Mrs. W. B. Johnston
seldom thought they knew more
Unemployed
women
of
Brisbane,
Mrs.
C.
H.
VanDenburg.
Mrs.
N
il
Fresh
Ground
$
,,
than the man in charge.
"I know a man who is a dog Australia, have declared that they son Durham. Mrs. J. A. Wl3eman.
H am b u rg er.
fancier. He raises purebreds only. will march nude through the streets Mrs. A. W. Kime, Mrs. F. L. Gran­
of
the
city
unless
the
minister
of
nis.
Mrs.
D.
A.
Emerson,
Mrs.
James
When it ts cold, in come the dogs labor and industry agrees to dis­
P. Graham Mrs. H. B. Griggs. Mrs.
and lie by the fire. Somehow or
Steen's
their problem with them. Was George Morgan and Mrs. Earl Full
other, when I see this, I can not cuss
met. The evening was spent play
Frankfurters
Z l / ^ P l b . 100%
help but admire the coyote. These that a threat or a promise?
Pure Lard. 2 lbs.
A
ing
bridge
and
Mrs.
Morgan
held
They're
Better
"***
‘log school house' boys, farmer boys
Business is looking better. The high score for guests and Mrs. Inez
and mountain salesmen, have a lumber
outlook is decidedly bright­ Meeks for club members. At a
little coyote in them. Don't miss
These prices are uood all day Friday, Saturday and Mon-
Stocks have gone up a few business meeting the following of­
having one or two of them in your er.
•ay. You don't have to come at any particular hour, come
l-lb. can
points.
Wheat
celebrated
Saturday
ficers
were
elected:
Mr3.
S.
V.
Al­
Rittcra 1G oa.
Bulk
employ. They take things as they with a jump of three points. Car-
lison,
president;
Mrs.
Inez
Meek;,
at
your
convenience
come. They can stand adversity.”
Any young lad who feels dis­ loadings are beginning to pick up. vice president; Mrs. William Thum,
secretary - treasurer. Miss Myrtle
couraged because he can not go to —Eugene Register-Guard.
Kem, outgoing president, was giv­
college—and fraternities, sororities
Men are said to lose their tem­ en a gift The rooms were attrac­
and other things have made college pers
39 per cent more than women. tive with potted plants and deli­
so expensive that many can not
even hope to go—should read and Well, haven't they 39 per cent more cious refreshments were served.
re-read the words of Mr. Crowe. The reason to do so?
The Friendly Neighbors club of
very fact that the non-college boy
A slight quake was felt at Port­ Aniauf and Curtin was entertained
has to struggle harder, has to over­ land
Bulk
a few days ago. Did Tusko Thursday afternoon of last week
Strained
la Elat—Sliced nr (’rnabc<l
come adversity, has to use his wits
more, gives him qualities that can take a tumble, or was it falling at the home of Mrs. P. A. Aniauf.
At a business meeting the following
be developed in no other way. and taxes?
officers were elected: President,
they are qualities that count in the
KEM ON BONDS.
Mrs. Lewis Wertz; vice president,
battle of life.
Cottage Grove, Jan. 17.—(To the Mrs. Walter de Lacey; secretary-
Editor.)—After reading your reply treasurer. Mrs. T. B. Roberts. Mrs.
Bathtubs are dangerous to life to my last article in which you Ralph Kirk and Mrs. M. Chase
and limb, a dispatch from Salem acknowledge th a t in your editorial were welcomed as new members
say». Possibly that explains why statem ent you were overloaded The hostess served delicious re­
with optimism to the extent of $94.- freshments.
there are so many aged persons in 000
that will remain after the ex­
1 Milky Way Bar F ree With Each Pound.
Salem.
piration of the ten year period, I
The Beau Monde club was en­
was inclined to let the matter rest tertained Thursday afternoon of
although there is another $94,100.- last week at the home of Mrs.
94 that will remain unpaid at that Charles Brace. Mrs. W’illiam Moy­
lime because it cannot possibly be er was an additional guest. The
paid under the terms of your edi­ afternoon was spent playing bridge
torial statement. However, on read­ and Mrs. Elmer Neet held high
ing further I find that you accuse score. A dainty one-course lunch­
me of something of which I am not eon was served. The club will meet
guilty and also that, in order to on January 28 with Mrs. Earl Ga-
pay off this $94,100.84, you resort routte.
Fine or coarse
Regular
to methods that do not conform to
Yellow or White
your editorial declaration. There­
The Ad Libitum club was enter­
fore, I must point these faults in tained Thursday afternoon of last
your reasoning out, to your read­ week at the home of Mrs. Roy
ers.
Leonard. A pleasant social after­
You say “Mr. Kem'a most serious noon was spent with needlework.
error is his assumption that money At the tea hour dainty refreshments
Radio Ray
budgeted for payment of Bancroft were served. The rooms were at­
bonds is all that will be applied to tractive with potted plants and cut
Has This to Say:
flowers. The club will meet Janu­
such payments."
How to Get I’romoted.
I have assumed nothing of the ary 28 with Mrs. R. B. Reed.
Van Cnmps—15’/¿^>g. carni
Large pkg.
Carnation
sort, Mr. Editor, and have made no
Work hard, make yourself a
The Social Twelve club was en­
statement to that effect. Why
necessity, and let the boss
should I? It has nothing to do with tertained Thursday afternoon of
know you think him a won­
this argument or your editorial last week at the home of Mrs. Her­
der.
ess
declaration. Where you persistent­ bert Eakin. A social afternoon
ly fall down is you fail to remem­ with needlework followed a short
Use our radio service and put
Refreshments
ber that your editorial declaration business meeting.
the difference in the bank.
was that thc bonds would all be re­ were :erved Informally around the
• • •
tired within ten years at the pres­ Prep,ace. The clvh will meet Jan 1
After a lot of careful thought,
ent
rate of retirement. In spite of ary 28 with Mrs. Bessie Sutcliffe.
Doakes Me Bath water has de­
♦ - '
Large Size—Tuke Your Choice
this
you come right back and re­
While or Whole Wheat
cided that there are a few
Cottage Grove aerie. Fraternal
ot
these
bonds
but
the
$94,-
tire
all
things that get into the pub-
000 Bancroft bonds, although, in or­ Order of Eagles, exemplified initia­
lice eye without the aid of
der to do it, $5,100 must be added tory work Thursday evening of la»»
the newspapers, such as cin­
to the present rate of retiring them. week for five candidates, Harold
der», dust and grapefruit
The five different kinds of bonds Swartz, Archie Patchen, Glen A.
see
you call my attention to and which Miller. Charles S. Woods and Leo
WHAT WE WISH TO
you propose to retire In ten years C. Lyon. Plans were made for a
GET INTO THE PUB­
and, which you think should con­ big electric dance to be held Janu­
LIC EYE THIS WEEK
vince me will reduce the total bond ary 30 at the armory.
IS THE NEW LONG
indebtedness to $94,000, appears to
Petite or Italian
Special
PLAYING
RECORDS.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dungan were
me to be just the reverse and I
HERE
AT
RADIO
shall use it to sustain my own posi­ hosts Thursday night of last week
RAY'S FOR THE FIRST
tion. These five items total $115,- for the Bona Tempo club. Bridge
a a a a a a
T I M E IN COTTAGE
! 000, and of this amount $51,000 does was the evening's diversion and
OROVE. COME IN AND
! not fall due till after the ten year prizes were won by Mr. and Charle-
HEAR A 12-IN. RECORD
i period and in order to retire this Brace. Delicious refreshments were
PLAY FOR 80 MIN-.
amount within the ten year period served. The club will meet Thurs
UTES
$5,100 must be added to the $15,000 day evening, January 28, with Dr.
e e e
which is the
present retiring and Mrs. C. H. Kime.
Well, business for the mat-
—♦ —
amount, making our annual bond
Cottage Grove chapter, Order of
trees makers is getting bed-
retiring fund $20,100. Then, if you
der and bedder.
will add the $51,100 which is not the Eastern Star, will hold a social
e • e
Dalles Diamond, Eastern Oregon Hard W heat
due till after the ten year period meeting tonight (Friday) in Ma­
to the $94,000 you admit still re­ sonic hall. Mrs. Schoffpld Stewart
SO IS OURS FOLKS
mains unpaid, you will have a Is chairman of the refreshments
NOW ADAYS
ARE
total of $145,000 of unredeemed committee.
KEEN TO GOOD VAL­
bonds. And finally, when we add
UES, WHICH IS PROB­
The Past Noble Grands Cub will
to this the amount of unredeemed
ABLY
THE
M A IN
j Bancroft bonds that remain after hold a special meeting Thursday
CAUSE
FOR
THE
they have been retired at the rate afternoon. January 28. In I. O. O. F
STEADY GROWTH OF
of $5,000 per year for ten .years, hall. The hostess committee will be
THIS BUSINESS. OUR
I which Is $56,600.84, we will have a Ida Caldwell, Anna Carter, Martha
PRICES ARE BASED
grand total of $201,600 84, which cx- Eastham and Elizabeth Fullmer.
ON PRESENT CONDI­
♦—
1 ceeds my total of $188,100.84 by
TIONS. YOUR DOLLAR
Mrs. Inez Meeks entertained sev­
$13,500. This discrepancy can be
IS W O R T H
MORE
; accounted for by reason of the fact eral friends at bridge Monday, eve-
THAN EVER BEFORE.
that I reached my totals by a con­ nlng. the occasion being a birthday
sideration of the entire bonded In­ anniversary. Dainty refreshment
debtedness as a whole, and you ar- were served and each guest was
1 rived at your totals by considering presented with a gift.
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Phone 53
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CASH
STORES
The Grove Hardware Co.
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LOW
PRICES
EVERY
DAY
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Shortening
Pork £? Beans Oval Sardines
4 lbs. . . . 29c
5c each
3 fo r . . . . 25c
Pineapple
Honey
Peanut Butter
3 fo r . . . . 25c
5-lb. pail 43c
10c lb.
Peter Pan Coffee per lb... 29c
WE
HAVE
Corn Meal
A
FREE
C IT Y
D E L IV E R Y
Graham
Rolled Oats
9-lb.sack 25c 91b. sack 29c 9 8-10 lb.sk. 25c
Hominy
Wheat Flakes Carnation Oats
Lge. pkg. 19c E a ch . . . . 19c 4 c a n s . . . 25c
Sally AnnDinnerRolls
BARTELS M A R K ET
PHONE 55
SPECIAL HOURLY SALES
SATURDAY ONLY
7 o’Clock to 9 A. M.
9-10 A. M.
Hamburger
Pork Sausage
7 ^ c Lb-
7 ^ c Lb-
10-11 A. M.
11-12 A. M.
Beef Roast
Picnic Hams
8 ^ c Lb-
1 0 c Lb
Banana Squash
5c aech
16 f o r ................... 9c
T oilet Soap
3 b a r s ................ 10c
Dry Prunes
4 lbs«
15C
FLO U R
98-lb. s a c k .............. $1.89
M IL L R U N
80-lb. s a c k .............. 90c