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Tur. m W T IM It, CXyiTAO^OBOjjKOBBOOW.
PAID
K orbrrt A<lam« of Cr««c«nt City,
Cal., I« visiting at tha home of hla
motilar, Mrs M. E. Adam«.
All Mrorh mak»s Jack a dull litiy
Enjoy youraelf at the I'aatlme.
Mr«. Adna IU««ell and ion Billie,
who had been vlaltlng M n . Blaaell'«
father, Frank Ham brick, returned
yeaterday to their home In Dune-
mulr, Cal
The Ralph Teeter» fam ily have
moved from Milk creek to their new
1 home recently completed on the
west side.
Mr. and Mr». F. L. Grannla re­
turned Maturday night from Seat-
, tie. They were accompanied by
j Mr«. Orannla’ mother, Mr». F. T.
; Wllaon, and by their daughter
: Carolyn, who had completed a
' hualnr«» course at a Beattie buel-
i riv»» college.
Mr. and Mr». George York of Eu-
I gene visited Monday evening with
Hr«. York's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Mendenhall.
Rev. I. (). Hhaw epoke Monday
, at a community meeting at Lorane
on "George Washington, the Man."
REV CAMERON SPEAKER
BEFORE LATHAM P. T. A.
P U S FOR WIDOWS IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
TREATS 45 CHILDREN
children showing any tendency will
be notified by letter from the
health office within the next week,
according to a report from
the
I local health group.
At the nest meeting of the health
group Monday afternoon, March T,
, in the council chamber of the city
hall, Dr. Karron w ill address tha
group on goiter and method of
treatment. Parents of the children,
who showed a tendency toward
goiter, have been especially urged
to attend this meeting end consult
with Dr. Kerron In person. Publlo
school teachers, who will aid the
health unit In the thyroid treat­
ment In the schools, also have!
urged to attend the meeting.
lattham, Feb. 24. — (Spadai.) —
jj p Cameron of Cottage
drove, «peaking at the Latham Par-
»nt-Tearher asaodatlon
meeting
_ . .. „
... -
a
, Friday night on "The Hand of Ood
"Give the widow» and orphan» of Public Health Group sponsors
|n Our National Hlatory," declared the World war veterans the same
Project; 410 Examined for
that always at time of great »tress consideration that la given to tha
God had sent a leader to guide the widows and orphans of veterans of
Thyroid Traits
people safely. He declared that the other wars." This w ill be the plea
time of the Jewish captivity In of the American Legion auxiliary to
About 43 grad« pupils were given
“ I knew I bad paid that bill,
Babylon, tha trying day» of t h a the
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seventy-second
eongra
French revolution as well as tha | cordjnB u, Mr«. E rm ll TlUer, chair the diphtheria Immunisation serum
and here’» the prvHif—my cun­
heart stirring tlmaa of Washington man of the legislative committee of at a school clinic laat Friday. Thia
ei'let I eheck.’1
We offer the facil­
#nd Lincoln In the United States Calvin Funk unit of thl» city. Pen­ number Included a faw children of
M iatiik in occur ill the beet of
ities of our N p lell-
were terrible to those living then sion« for W orld war widows and pre-school age and others who had
but that God's goodness had pro­ orphans has been placed first on missed taking tha serum when giv­
faiiiilii*« but » canceled cheek
<1 i (I organization
vided a leader at each tlma to bring the legislative programs of both en at other time«. The treatment
Blue M ountain H ouse Burna.
cIlnchi'N any argument over
to people of re-
light out of darkness. Always, the the American Laglon and auxiliary, was administered by D r. Seth Ker-
Mfwiby Creek. Feb. 21.—(Special.)
1,111 m . A checking account aim»
«ponaihility. Come
ron, county health officer, and Mrs.
■ peaker said, a better social order Mrs. T iller said.
-The Joe Perkins house at Blua
ahowa to tin* penny how mueh
Della Fitzgerald, county
health
in a n d g e t ac­
haa emerged out of the chaos.
Compensation at tha rata of $3u nurse. They war« assisted by Mrs. Mountain was burned to the ground
"The present la not a time of de­ a month for the widow, 810 for tha
late Wednesday afternoon and prac­
your liviiiK «'«at«.
quainted today.
pression.” Rev. Cameron said In first child and $5 a month for each Armand Wynne, president of the tically all the contents wera des­
local public health group. To com­ troyed. Mra. Perkins was severely
j concluding, "but a dawn of a new
additional child la now granted to plete tha Immunisation three "»hots”
■lay.”
burned In attem pting to save soma
the widows and orphans of men
A debate on "Resolved, that liv­ who died In tha service during tha will be given, each three weeka of tha household goods.
ing In the city Is to be preferred World war or from disabilities apart. Several weeks following the
The fam ily was at supper when
to living In the country," wae bald which can be traced legally to final "shot" the Bhlck teat will be tha little daughter discovered the
given. Those who failed to get this fire. A t that time the blase ex­
by
members
of
the
eighth
grade
Mr. and Mr». Emerson Wilcox
World war servlca, Mra. T iller ex­
test last year will be taken care of tended nearly the full length of the
and M r. and Mr». C. H. Lund, all class end the decision was given to plained. The widows and orphans
Capital $50,000
Surplus $25,000
at that time. Smallpox vaccination roof.
the
affirm
ative
side
by
the
Judges,
of Portland, »pent the week end
of other W orld w ar veterans
re-
■
. . . win be given at the same
. . . . . . • time
■„.
« .1«
aino
K. H Bennett, who recently pur­
with M r and Mrs. C. C. Crueon. Rev. Cameron. Billy Johnson and celve nothing Widow» of all Span- ,h„
, , B(J.
the last Immunization
Esther
Trunnell.
The
affirm
ative
chased the Claude K e rr ranch, haa
Ish war veterans, who served 90 ministered.
Mr. Wilcox 1» a brother and Mrs.
side was upheld by Helen Johnson, days and who were married prior
given M r. Perkins lumber from
The e»tate of M ary K
Bower« 1 Lund Is a «later of Mr». Cruaon.
Johnnie Gallo and Robert Gordl-
Following the treatm ent for im- *>me camp houses w ith which to
a as valued at $6,274 05 In an Inven­
Mrs. N E. Ola»», Mr«. Andrew neer and the negative by Vivian to September 1, 1822, receive $30 a
month, and widows of all Civil war munlzatlon 410 pupils wera ex­ rebuild.
tory filed laat week by E W Nixon, lirund, Mrs. Alfred W ulff, Mr». R.
| W orth Harvey and C. 11. Burk- II. Field» and Mr». W. M MaoQlb- W hlta, M ike McKlbben and Homer veterans married prior to June 27, amined for thyroid tendency. The
Buker.
Typewriter« for rent, Senti-
! holder, appraiser«.
1905, receive from $30 to $50 a results were not available at the
j bon attended a meeting of the Eu-
Other numbers on the program
present time but the parents of nel.
month.
'
gene
Oarden
club
Friday
In
that
W«
make
new
car«
out
of
wreck».
follow:
Recitation,
"A
Boy'»
P
riv
i­
Mr«. Florence May»« and «later.
During the laat session of con­
lege," Billy
Foster;
recitation,
Mrs. H . Baker, vlelted recently Painting and body rebuilding. Cot­ city.
Eastern Htar member» who a t­ Washington Is Best." E lla May gress a bill which provided $20 per
over the week end at Albany with tage drove Body Work», L. 8,
mStfc tended a meeting In Eugene Friday Trunnell; recitation, "M y Country's month for widows of World war
a coualn. Mr«. Dean Duvall, and Davie, Prop., Spriggs Bldg.
vaterana and $5 per month for each
with friend« In Halem. Mr«. May»«
M r and Mr». C E. Brown are the I night for the visit of the associate Boy," Charles Plum mer; piano solo, child, with $15 per month for de­
recently returned from Portland, parent» of a 7 pound daughter born grand conductre»« were Mr. and i Eleanor White.
pendent parents over 65 years of
Mrs. W illiam Thum. M r and Mrs.
where «he had been employed for Munday at a Eugene hospital.
jV . T. Randall, Mr». W. M MaoGIb- LE0I0N, AUXILIARY RADIO age, or $20 per month for both par­
two months.
ents, was favorably reported to the
Mr. and Mr«. E. E. Chestnut and bon. Mr». Bert Trask, Mr». A. W
STANDARD is a cold water mix, and its glue base provides
Mr« Mildred Morrle returned F ri­ ■laughters Ethel and Donna Jean, Swanson. Mr». Clydo Robert«, Mr«. PROGRAM HONORS H E R O house but failed to be enacted Into
perfect emulsion and color distribution. It will not dust or
day afternoon from K lam ath Falla. George lirund and Ivan W eight of Charles Hall. Mr». Bchofleld St»w-
law. Mrs. T ille r expressed the be­
rub off.
"I'm for Community Men."
art.
George
M
atthew
,
and
Mr
and
A
radio
program
In
honor
of
lief that legislation to give the wid­
(hls city and Mias Anna W alkln-
Richard Freund, who went to le x ahaw of Banta Ana, Cal., were Mr». Herman Lafky. The .ta t- of G eorg. W a.htngton w a . presented ows and orphans of the W orld war
A complete stock of colors. In bulk for white 8c and col­
Sunday between 3 30 and 4 80 over equal treatment w ith those of other
Angel»« «everal month» ago, ha» re­ guest» Bunday at the home of Mr. fleer will Vl.lt hero March 11
ors 10c pound.
station K O R E of Eugene by the
turned and Is vlaltlng at the E. C and Mra. B. A. W alklnshaw of Eu-
Miss Forrest Schneider and Mis» American I-eglon and American wars would be enacted at tha cur­
1 g«ne.
rent session ot congress.
Kliay home.
Em ilie Haldeman of Klam ath Falla Ixzglon auxiliary of this city.
W ill trade phonographs for wood. »pent the week end In thl» city.
A «mall dining room haa been
The program consisted of the fol­
built during the past week at the Radio Ray.
O. A. Nichols haa been named on lowing numbers: vocal selections by
Chari»« Cooley reitaurant Former-
Tha John C M iller fam ily have the economic situation committee a women's quartet, composed ot
W^h»n^j<n»«^inljriio o u n t» rj» rv lc ^ _ moved from west Main street to a of the Lane county agricultural Mrs. Victor Kem. Mrs. Roy Hhort,
placa on south Hixth street just out­ council to assist the Red Cross, Mrs George Matthews and Mrs. C.
COLORADO FENCE is longer lasting, for i t ’s made from
side the city limits.
county agent and other county of­ C. Cruaon; vocal selections by high
copper bearing steel.
Ml»« Louisa Wynne, student at ficials In the move to stimulate school girls’ sextet, composed of
Copper-Bearing STEEL—resists rust much longer than
Monmouth normal school, spent the garden work and self-help among Madelle Beldler, Florlene Strausen.
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week end here with her parents, 1-ane county land owners.
steel without copper. Authorities prove th at copper-bearing
Erm a Bennett, Beta Balle». F ran -
"Ten Nights In a B ar Room, a
Mr. and Mre. A. L. Wynns.
ces Mackin and Dorothy Stewart; temperance dram a of five acts, w ill
steel outlasts steel without copper at least two to one. And
Mrs. H arry Kane Dl<x.
addrets, "George Washington and p,. presented M arch 2 In the high
" I'm for Community Men."
yet it does not cost any more. Come in and get our prices
Mrs. H a rry Kane died February His Ideal Americanism," Rev. D. P. school gymnasium under the aus-
: E It. 1-emley, George Jacobeen, J. 12 In Detroit, Mich., as the result Camvron; piano duet. Madelle Held- pieces of the W . C . T. U. The prem­
before you buy.
H. Chambers and Victor Chambers of an attack of scarlet fever. She ier and Frances Mackin; short talk, entatlon w ill depict the evil influ-
attended a meeting of the W lllam- was aged 21 years, 9 months, 24 Robert From m ; piano selection. ences which come w ith the use of
etla Valley Lumbermen's associa­ days The body was shipped here Madelle Beldler.
I alcohol. The cast of characters,
tion laat Friday night In Eugene.
and funeral services wera held Mon-
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! comprising popular local talent. Is
M r. and Mra O. W. Snider o f 1 day afternoon at Oakland, Inter-
S IL K C K E E K -
Cottage Grove—Phone 24
under the direction of Rev. D. P.
apendlng
the
ment
being
beside
the
body
of
the
Oakland. Cal., are
Feb. 23 Word has been rece'ved Cameron.
In
week at the home of Mr. Snider's mother. The Mills chapel waa
from Mrs. Otla Scott of Indepen­
Between the third and fourth acts
slater, Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall.
charge.
dence that her mother. Mr». M ary Mrs. Annie E. Toll, a temperance
Office Equipment of
Bchofleld S te w a rt fo r plum bing,
Edna L u d i» M< Hugill was born Burcham, who had been vlaltlng In reader for a number of years, w ill
Every Kind.
m etal w ork. Phone «17J. tic April I 19, 1911, In Montague, Cal She Canby with relatives. Is now stay- Klve a dram atic reading, "A Worn-
was a resident of Oakland for a j
with har and helping to care an a Story."
story •• No
U L. Elliott and daughter, Mra. number
,^»a» of years
rw and
an,l was
waa married
-
■ OIUIY. No admission w ill be
married .
Rose Venberg. ere spending the there on April 2», 1929. to H a rry for a new grandson, James Norman charged for the evening’s enter­
tainment but a free w ill offering
week here at tha home of Mra. Kane. They left shortly after their Scott.
Helen C raft was absent from will be taken.
Quality M eats at Reasonable Prices
W ill trade battery radio seta for Catharine Bader.
marriage for Detroit, where they school four days last week.
wood Radio Ray.
M r and Mre. W E. Allen end M r j resided for three years.
Genevieve Duncan enrolled In the WARRIORS LOSE LEAGUE
8$r and Mra. W ilbur Spray are and Mra. O. Knight were dinner
Surviving relatives Include the
the parents of a son born Friday gursla Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. It. widower and an 8-month-oId daugh­ third grade of the district school
GAME TO REDSIDE “ A ”
last Thursday. H e r brothers en­
morning at tha Fran k McFarland It Puckett of Springfield.
ter of Detroit; her father, George
rolled Friday, Clarence In the
home.
The
Redslde "A" basketball team
M
cilug
lll,
Oakland;
four
brothers
Wood, Itt Inch, «3 cord. Cottage
seventh grade and W ayne In the
Robert Oglesby and
Charles Grove L um ber Co. Phone 5«.
Ifc and three sisters, Mrs. 8. O. Van sixth grade, bringing the total num­ i t Leaburg, leader of the Lane
Oglaehy of Eureka. C at. and thalr
county basketball league, added an­
D. E H a rt of Eugene w ill move Scholack. Cottage Grove; Mrs. C. ber of pupils to 39.
alaler, Mra. Vance W elganw t of
other victory to Its Impressive list
H. Van Scholack. Heppner; James,
here
Monday.
He
plans
to
angage
Mr. and Mra. H. F. Pound accom­ Munday night when they defeated
M rdfnrd, visited Bunday at tha
George and Frank McHugill, all of
home of an aunt Mra. Nancy Ogles­ In tha real eatata business.
Oakland, and Mrs. E arl Hlgginbot- panied M r. and Mrs. E. E. Paul the Cottage Grove W arriors 40 to
Ml»«
W
ilberts
Wllaon,
student
at
by, and cousin. Mrs. James P G ra­
torn and W aller M cHugill, both of Friday to Salem, where they looked 32 on the Leaburg floor. The W a r­
Lamb Steak..
Bacon Back. ..
at real estate. They also looked at riors gave the league leaders, who
ham, while enroute to their homes University of Oregon, spent tha ¡Grenada, Cal.
week
end
hare
with
her
parent»,
Weiners_____
from a visit In Portland.
Pork Steak-
The widower and infant daughter some property In Bugene but have have yet to be defeated In league
M r and Mr». W. O. Wllaon.
accompanied the body here from decided to stay on their own place play, a healthy scare, the Redsidee
Pork Sausage
Veal Steak.. .
lb.
Tou can be assured of success
for a while.
Don't forget Bible School.
winning in the last three minutes
Detroit.
w ith everything you grow by using
Hamburger
Beef Steak.....
James
Scott
Is
pulling
down
his
of
play.
■
Winston
Russell,
eon
of
Mr.
and
Vlgoro and tha latest Improved
The W arriors maintained a lead
W arrior» Defeat Blaehly.
barn. He Intends to build a small-
|a rd » r^ 2 o o li^ fro m _ G £ 2 i!£ L 2 2 ii2 i« Mrs. H. II. Russell, who underwent .
chicken house from throughout three-quarters of the j
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_r ______ recently
_
The Cottage Grove W arrior» no»- er barn and
an appendloltla
game. A t h alf time the W arriors
at a Eugene hospital, la reported to : ed out Blechly 29 to 27 In a close- the lumber In the old barn,
be recovering rapidly.
ly contested I-ane county league
Wesley E. Duncan hauled lumber held a commanding 10-polnt lead,
M r and Mrs Lee Cooley spent
Thursday night of last week to
pjaco the latter part of last 24 to 14. The Redsides opened a
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on the Blaehly floor. Both teams weeu |n preparation for building a desperate attack In the second half
Monday night In Springfield with
battled on even terms throughout house for his father and mother nnd
J *’-
J *•—
u" —“•
tied
the -------•
count a t ’ the
end “*
of
M r and Mrs. R. R. Puckett.
the game. At half time the W ar- which he plans to put up near his the third quarter. The score was
Hand rehoanal e v e r y Monday i rlors held a 3-polnt lead. 14 to 9.
own home
knotted at 32-all three minutes he­
n ig h t
During the second half Blaehly
ld.». T A. Plats and sons Glen f° re the
Of Every Kind
Mrs. Mae Irw in returned Sunday ' closed the gap, the lead see-sawing
FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY
from an extended vlalt In Berkeley, between the two teams for the
Cal., and la at the home of a greater part of the period.
Ing In four baskets In three min­
FRED ANDERSON, Prop.
PHONE 46
Bald butte Sunday.
daughter. Mrs. W. H. Daugherty.
utes to put the game on Ice.
Porter, W arrio r center, and Rob­
M
r.
and
Mr».
E.
R.
Darnell
en-
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A ll but six of the points scored
A 7%-pound daughter was born ertson, Blaehly guard, tied for high
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„ . tertalned Mr. and Mrs. G eorge' by'5 ioth"'teims were made on field
honors w ith eight each. H
Saturday to M r. and Mrs. Ed Lund- point
bom. The Infant has been named M iller for Blaehly and Lowry for Conklin as supper guests on Satur- goaitt the W arriors making all 32
the W arrior» took »econd honors ‘ley evening.
oj their points on 16 field goals and
Laurlta Ann.
with seven each.
Robert Woolcott celebrated his the Red, ides gathering 17 field
Standard radio seta at present
eleventh
birthday
anniversary
Sat-
u for
Bnd adding 8iX foul
The lineups follows:
O e —«1«■ • and
m -4 Y Laurence
«»«»>«■««« Gz-oll
day prlcea. Radio Ray.
Office Equipment
Blaehly (27) -.«-I«*-
urday. Stanley
Scott ™
conversious iOr a total of 40. The
W arriors <291
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brum ­ Conner
r>. Davis. 2 were supper guests th at night In W arrio rs used no substitutes and
of Every Kind.
field arrived Sunday for a visit at Scheufele, 3 ----- F._
__ G. Davis, 6 honor of the event
the Redgides but one, Boyer going
the horns of Mrs. Brumfield's moth­ Porter, 8 ......— C — .... Johnson. 4 M r. and Mrs. W illiam Clifton
ln Bl forward fo r Leaburg.
His
er, Mrs. Amanda Soars.
H
.
Miller,
7
have
been
staying
a
t
the
home
of
Bpectacu)a
r basket shooting was
I Chestnut, 5 _ _ . Q _
Robertson. 8 M r. and Mr». W alter M orris since largely responsible for the Redside
Rex Wheeler left Monday tor pieuard, 4 ------ ,O _
Miss Jean Allison and Miss Cath­ Vancouver. W a«h, where he en- j Substitutes: W arriors, Lowry, 7 leaving the house which M r. and
victory.
erine Coehow, who had spent the listed for
term of three years In tor Conner and Glass, 2, for Chest­ Mrs. Stcock bought recently. They
G off of the W arriors and John­
week end a t the home of Mias A l­ the aviation branch of the U. S. nut; Blaehly, M acM illan for G. expect to move onto the Ralph ston of the Redsides. both for­
lison's parents. M r. and Mrs. 8. V. army. He expected to leave Van­
Teeters
place
this
week.
wards, were tied for high point
Davis.
Allison, returned Monday to Cor­ couver Thursday for
J. Sams was taken to a Eugene honors w ith 10 each, all made from
Randolpn
vallis, whore they are attending Field, Texas, where he will take the
hospital
Friday
of
last
week.
Ml»» Slcow Hsre This Week.
field goals.
Oregon slate college.
Mrs. Charles Trem bley returned
final examinations for service.
Miss Gertrude Skow. county home
The lineups follows:
home
from
Divide
Sunday.
She
had
Redside A (40)
demonstration agent, held the final
M r. and Mra. Victor Chambers
W arriors (32)
Don’t forget Bible 8chool.
been
helping
to
care
for
Albert
. B. G off, 7
» 4 .. F - -
ere the parents of a son born
Twenty-eeven members of the meeting on "Schedules for Home Mackey, who has been ill with Scheufele,
- F .. ___ Minney, 8
Thursday night of laat week at a Royal Neighbors lodge attended a and Homemakers" Wednesday at
K. Goff. 10
pneumonia.
Johnston. 10
c
Porter, 4
Eugene hospital.
district convention In Eugene F ri­ the home of Mrs. Amanda Scars of
Mrs. Helen Bosley and son Fred g ^ i ay g i
E. G off, 4
a
" I ’m for Community Men.”
day night. The local degree team the Mount View community. The of Cottage Grove were visitors at p |euard g
H. Fraxee, 4
8
G_
Hebron homemakers club Joined the
Mrs. E. E. Chestnut left Monday exemplified degree work before the
the
A.
Woolcott
home
Sunday
at-
’
Boyer, 7
8
Mount View group for the day.
for Marshfield, where she will visit assembly.
A meeting on "Year-Round Vege­ ternoon and Mr. and M rs. Charles
hsr mother, Mra. M ay Hartm an.
O. V. Breese was a business vls- table Supply" project will be held Matthews of Portland Monday a f­
Special Vesper Service Planned.
Box le t t e r Files. The Sentinel.
2tor lo 222l2ilii£—E lli£ iL — — — —
by Miss Skow today In the Row ternoon.
A special musical program has
Shirley
Culver
accompanied
her
river community. She will meet at
been arranged for the vesper ser­
mother,
Mrs.
Len
Culver,
to
school
1:30 at the home of Mrs. Albert
vice at the Methodist church Sun­
Lancaster of Mosby creek for work Monday morning. Pupils were dis­ day. The following numbers w ill be
missed
a
t
11:30,
a
half-day
holiday
with 4-U club leaders.
given: P l a n o
solo,
Georgetta
being given In honor of George
Knowles: vocal selections by a wom-
Washington’s
birthday
anniversary.
Scouts Hold Investiture Ceremony.
Mrs.
An Investiture ceremony was a
daughter
Eleanor
left
for
their
new
part of the boy scout, troop 18,
Mrs. Andrew Brund and Mrs.
meeting In the scout room at the home In Cottage Grove Monday.
Eleanor
le
ft
the
district
school
and
!
arm ory Tuesday night. Through will enroll In a Cottage Grove grade j D ^ g h t M ercer and_ M rs^A rm orel
this ceremony Julian Miller, Harold
Monson. The pastor’s sermon topic
Boslaugh and F ritz Freeman be­ school this week.
w ill be “A N a t Ion’s Reproach and
Ray
Platz
and
Stanley
Scott
com-
came members of the troop. W orth
Exaltation,” which w ill be especial­
Harvey, S. L. Mackin and E. R. I menced bicycling to Cottage Grove
ly applied to the liquor question In
Lemley, troop committeemen, made
connection w ith the Ideal and prac­
appropriate remarks relative to the
^ rs' B H. Darnell and d au g h te r ticability ot the eighteenth sunend-
ceremony. M. C. Illckenbottom was ^.elda and M aryall Jean and Mrs.
a guest and gave an Interesting Eloise Wheeler returned to Eugene ment.
The service at the vesper hour
talk descriptive of a scout camp
|
last Sunday was built around the
home
for
a
week
due
to
the
chll-
Diamond lake.
theme, “Songs of the Sea,” A special
¡dren's sickness.
musical program waa rendered and
Mrs.
Amy
S.
H
arris
of
Los
An­
i
Culp Creek Form» 4 - II Club.
S. L. M ackin read a poem of his
geles
arrived
at
the
home
of
Mr.
A 4-H handicraft club has been
own
composition entitled "My
and
Mrs.
C.
G.
Worsham
Sunday.
formed at Culp Creek under the
Ship." Rev. Groves spoke on "The
She
made
the
trip
by
boat
to
Port­
! leadership of Ross Mathews. Eight
Voyage of L ife.” Paintings of ocean
J members are enrolled. The follow­ land and from there took the train scenes and a m iniature lighthouse,
to
Cottage
Grove.
She
Is
an
old
ing officers have been named: Lyle
from which a light flashed at reg- '
: Damewood, president; Harold God- friend of Mrs. Worsham and is ular Intervals, formed an attractive
here
for
an
Indefinite
stay.
j dard, vice president; Gene Dame-
background for the rostrum. The
We can’t sell all the meat in town so we only sell the best.
I wood, secretary.
scenery was painted and arranged
The club held Washington blcen-
Eagles l ’lon Entertainments,
by C. E. Umphrey.
lennlal exercises Monday forenoon
Cottage Grove aerie, Fraternal
and In the afternoon met at the Order of Eagles, has completed ar-
First Aid Classes Organize.
home of the leader and worked on , rangements
for two big social
First aid classes that will be open
club projects.
j nights to be held March 3 and 17. to all who wish to attend w ill be
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! Following a short business meeting started at 7 o’clock next Thursday
Dorena Corn Club Reorganized.
dancing w ill be held from 8:30 to
evening in the armory. The course
Dorenn boasts of the first 4-H 19:30 and this w ill be followed by a w ill be one for which a fee of $15
corn club to be reorganized, It was ! big show and the regular motion usually Is charged, but will be en­
reported at the office of the county j picture program at the Arcade. The tirely free. Registrations may be
club leader Wednesday. The club i remainder of the evening w ill be made with Miss Evelyn Gallagher,
hns five members who will start spent w ith dancing at Phillips hall. Red Cross worker, at the city re­
their corn projects In the near fu-
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corder's office. Registrations will
ture. P. F. Rose Is club leader and
Kelly Bridge w o rk started,
also be accepted at the first class.
the Officers follow: Wnyne Vaughn, 1 A county road crew finished work
Miss Gallagher will conduct the I
section
and
president; Glenn Jennings, vice ! in the Mosby creek
school, which w ill continue for five
moved
this
week
to
Kelly
bridge,
president; W arren Cooper, secre­
weeks and w ill be assisted by State
where repairs and Improvements O fficer Morgan, who will demon­
tary.
will be made, according to County
strate bandaging.
We not only sell meat you can eat but it ’s real tender if it
1 lb. Cottage Grove Creamery Butter and one dozen
Calico Is used for wall covers in j Commissioner O. E. Crowe and Ed
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is from Bartels. We deliver at all times.
home«
T ullar, road superintendent, who
_
„ j z»._
f nr
egg» 39c
Asia, largest continent, 1. 8000 b y were at Kelly bridge Tuesday to or- |
B e h in d .
means peace o f m ind
by Check "
The F irst National Bank
of Cotture Grove
R, v
Standard Kalsomine
W.C.T.U WILLPRESENT
PLAY MARCH 2 AT GYM
Ledgers
( ’ash Books
Ixxise Ix’af
Equipment of
Every Kind.
Colorado Fencing
The Grove Hardware Co.
The Sentinel
QUALITY MARKET
Your “Ideal Meating” Place
Fancy dry picked chickens 15c and 20c lb.
Dill pickles, per q u a r t_____ ________ 10c
Ripe olives in bulk, per q u a r t.............. 25c
is :
Fresh Eastern
Oysters
% pts--------- 25c
P ints ........... -45c
F ilin g
C abinets
The Sentinel
«
Life Staff
M alt Syrup
3 cans .....................98c
P al’s Dog Food
1-lb. cans, 2 f o r ..... 15c
These dealers carry
and recommend
tSiie&àucô
MILKMAID
BREAD
S m ith -S h ort Grocery
Pass C reek S ervice Station
PHONE 153
C. H. Zumwaldt’s
Emmett Sharp
Sugar, 10 lbs. cane .............. ............... .. 45c
Salted peanuts, lb..... ............................. 10c
Happy Home corn, 3 cans.......... .......... 49c
Red Mexican beans, 7 lbs...................... 25c
Macaroni, Handy Cut, 7 lbs.... .............. 25c
Lux, 3 packages...... ... .......... —............ 25c
Ivory flakes, 3 packages...........— ...... 25c
Double Refined soap, 4 bars.................. 25c
BARTELS MARKET
PHONES 55 and 3
Purex, quart b o ttle..............
19c
Monarch Catsup, bottle......................... 19c
Specials Friday, Saturday and Monday
B utter and Eggs
Special
5300 miles.
ganlxe the work.
Fresh Ground Beef
3 lbs. 25c
Dill Pickles
15c qt.
Country Style
Pork Sausage
3 lbs. 25c
Boiling Beef, 7 ^ c lb.
Sauer K raut, bulk
10c qt.
All Cuts of Beef
Steak, 15c
Beef Roast, 10c lb.