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C o tta g e Ä m e > ro tw rt ! m em ber o f the low er house he» T w o more vanishing parties ee e benefit fo r the public health group earned the reepect of th a t body to , were given last week. F rid a y a fte r , a g re a te r degree than ha» the con noon M rs. C. F. Hoskins entertained gressman fro m thia d istrict. N o new w ith tw o ta b le t of bridge. M ie C lare m en could, w ith in tw o year» a t the B u rk h o ld e r held high score. F rid a y least, hope to be In e position to do 1 evening M rs. D A Em erson enter w h e t H a w le y la now In e poeltlon I Church a t C h rist. I. O . Shaw, T h e M ethodist ladle»' aid aoclety tained w ith four tables of bridge. I to do. p a s to r—Sunday school. t:49. Clem held th e ir an n u al experience social M rs A W Shofstall held high score N o w la the w orst tim e there could S a rft. superintendent, the men of W ednesday n ig ht In the church be to m ake rad ical change» In m em this school are w ith the C om m un parlors Husbands of m em bers and and M r. Shofstall low M rs. C. 8 Huberts w ill be hits teas this a fte r bership of the great n ation al law - congregation were noon when <the w ill e n te rta in a ity H e n ’s Bible class a t the a rm o ry ; the church m a k in g body guests rh e tw o side» w ere In forenoon service, 11. serm on topic. m o « M A TZ» group of eight a t bridge. aim w ain W h a t applies to member« o f con "H eavenly Places," evening service. charge o f M ts N ew to n L en d and - (O m * I b applies to o th e r offlcee la a 8, serm on topic Jsa» _ _ a 9 . Ä I Tkrw*»a#«he 90 •» T w in T h ie v e s " M rs. H e rb e rt Breedlove and M rs M l» B e ttv Jane Owen, d au gh ter Young people's m eeting. T; p ra y e r Breedlove’s side was declared w in _________la m a k in g a splendid meeting. T h u rsd ay evening a t 6 grouDT totaied nea> «hi Uantee and bur<- • • • honor • u‘" ' • ’ • p* rtv Meatbee W record as secretary o f state Any M rs Auidry W atson w ill he leader. fnrn.Tm id S aturday at the home of M i . Fred BdMeetal A mistake» he ha» made have been T here w ill be c h o ir practice un t h e f o l lo w in g p r o g r a m l u r n i i n c u th e . t ,, .« m t l .- ■ w i « t*e B dttertal m in o r and are overshadowed by n te ta rta rl.ln I as.' ft. wt a AlKlCt^On I HC ' •» ” W U \ is p rayer ear- « v e n ln g » a en in m m a e n n t l Selection» Oreeea Hevepepee O a e fe n s a . w h a t he has accompli»hed as a sin m ediately follow in g th Jane's n in th birthday- anniversary church orchestra, num ber by mixed vice. cere. conscientious, p ain staking and and guests num bered 14 Follow ing • • • q u a rte t composed of M r». Roy an a ftern oo n of games d ain ty re e ffic ie n t o ffic ia l. H a l was b ring ing « U P TRIED ONKS. C o m m u n it y M e n ’» B ib le tla a a — Leonard M rs. A ndrew B rund. C K freshm ents were served. T he honor about economy In state a ffa irs long These are troublous times. V m p h rv y and S. L M a c k ln . num bei guest received m any beautiful gifts These are tim es w hen we «rant to before th a t Issue was as seriously T he class fo r the m an who has no __ It now __ church school a ffilia tio n » , meet» at by ladles trio , M r*. Roy Leonard. M rs B ert Burrow s, fo rm e r teacher e n as la. do som ething to bring about a bet tak And so we"could go down the Het-1 the a rm o ry every Sunday a t the M rs P w tg h t M ercer and M rs. Au o f B e tty Jane, and Mra. O w en wets te r condition. ______________ Bible school hour. B e rt Burrow s. drew B ru n d . »olo. M rs. Roy Leon special guest«. These are tim es when m any feel - «« — i ’ h h » * , president; 1. G. Shaw, teach er, Mrs. ard. L ig h t refreshm ent» « e re »erved ♦ th a t they a re not getting a square I I W A K I 1 I B IC E S . Florence Sm all, pianist. Bible lee- a t the close o f the evening. M rs. S M r a George M organ entertained T he other day this w rite r heard io n John 517.1». Lesson theme, L M a c k ln w o * in charge o f the These are time» when there la a housewife bem oaning the fac t — W o rk ." pro gram and Mrs. M aud W rig h t the O. L 11. club Tuesday, includ danger of people going off on a th a t m eat prices had gone up, or s e e was c h a irm a n o f the refreshm ents ing M r* . E ffie K u o w le * as a special guest. A t bridge M rs. II . A. M ille r '^ lie w e are tim es w hen m any wish w ere going up. . . l ’ reeb> to ria a Church. P u n c a u P. com m ittee received the prise fo r high score and T h e housewife waa th in k in g only Cam eron, m in is te r.—R ev. E. W to upset the old order o f things re of the d iffic u lty o f m a in ta in in g her r i <W i P resb yterian Mrs. George Jacobsen received Ihe m in is te r at A t the In v ita tio n of M rs. George gardless of w het happens. At the close of table upon a reduced Income. _______ W oodburn, w ill give the forenoon C u rrtn a group o f wom en called at consolation prise the aftern oo n a two-course lunch And It chances that there Is an she can’t be blam ed for feeling th a t , e rm on the home of M r*. Roaa C u rrln am! eon was served T he club w ill meet o pp ortu nity this y e a r to upset that advancing prices would m ake her surprised her on her b irth d ay a n ir in tw o weeks w ith Mrs. A. W . old order. Job a d iffic u lt one. F ree Mettsodtat C hurch. Roy W versarv F rid a y A covered dish M en w ho have been conducting But economists and others seem H o w ell, pastor. — Sunday school luncheon waa served a t noon. A Swanson. o u r g overn m en tal a ffa irs fo r years to be agreed th a t the depression 9.45, M r a M ab ie Sallee, superlnten. huge b irth d a y cake, baked by M r s are up to r reao m ln atio n and reelec - w on’t take Its d ep arture u ntil prices dent; forenoon service. 11. serm on George C u rrtn . form ed en a ttra c tiv e T he Masons have Invited m em o f fo rm products do go up, u n til the topic. "A re You a t Ease tn Z io n ’ ’’ . centerpiece fo r the table. T h e a fte r- bers of th e ir order and th e ir wives, Despite the tendency to w a n t to m an on the land Is m a k in g a p ro f- evening service. 7 SO. serm on topic, noon was spent w ith q u iltin g In also E astern S ta r mem ber» and do som ething to m ake som ething It T h a t seems to have been the -God’s _ Golden ............. ............. P ra y e r eluded in the group were M rs. K o -.i husband» fo r a social evening P tin r c s l “ ' happen. It Is alm ost astonishing history o f all depressions, and this meetin » T h u rs d a y 7 C u rrln . M r a Elsie C u rrln . Mra. Thursday night at the Masonic hall. how m any level heads there are one Is not lik e ly to be d iffe re n t | e » e E v a Aubrey. M r a Johnnie W allace A covered dish dinner w ill be w ho are saying. "N ow Is the worst fro m others. H ig h w a y B aptist Church. M rs. E m m a lin e W ilson. M r a Eva served at 6 :M and dancing and tim e we have ever had to make W e in Cottage G rove m ight have H e n ry W ilson D avis. M in is te r. — H a tc h . M r a M erle M cK ib h en M ra cards w ill furnish en tertain m en t radical changes An upset in a f prosperity If lum ber price« ad Bible school a t 9:45, M ra. K a rl L a u ra M cK e rn a n . M ra. S tella Bak fo r the evening. Ren Sanford 1s tn fairs could only m ake m atters vanced. but the advance in lum ber M ills, superintendent. P ublic w or er. M r a E d ith Sanders. M ra. Lilly charge o f a rra n g e m e n t« price« 1» dependent upon the a b ility ship at IX w ith sarm on by the pas A llen. M rs A n na Teeters M ra. E th e l And how tru e th a t la. o f the producer to buy lum ber, and tor. T h e voung people w ill hold A p plew hite and Mias Leona Vau gh n T he P resbyterian missionary so le at the home W h a t would be accomplished, for he can’t buy lum ber so long as he th e ir m eeting tn the church a t B JO. T h e A m eric a n Legion and auxi; o f M r a Georg I exam ple, by unseating Senator T he evening sendee w ill be a union products at cost or less than cost. on A fric a was continued w ith Mrs, S teiw er H e has been an active and service in the P re s b y teria n church And so It Is w ith everything else. w ith serm on by Rev. H e n ry W a ry w ill hold meetings M onday A. W Shofstall as leader An In conscientious public o fficial. H e has night In the a rm o ry . F o llo w in g the W hen the producer is able to buy Davis on ’ F o llo w in g on to K now business the Legion w ill Join the teresting playlet. "Blessing Cen attain ed a position o f ra n k a t W ash ington. A t a tim e when we w ant he w ill « ta rt an u pw ard m ovem ent the L ord." a u x ilia ry to honor gold s ta r m o th ter." waa given by a group of n in prices of m an ufactured products. e » » things done fo r Oregon he can do ers. A m usical has been planned in bent. A t the close of the meeting And when he does th a t we shall more by fa r than a senator Just Church of the Naaarene. 1062 E observance of M o th ers’ d ay and na lea eras served and a »octal hour be able to buy more of his products ta k in g his seat. Adam s street. T . J. O rr. pastor. — tlon al music w eek A t the close of enjoyed. T h a t eras dem onstrated when the and he w ill be able to buy s till more Sunday school. 9:45, Roy A llen, su the evening refresh m en ts «01 - o f ours. T he Bon Temps bridge club, re finance com m ittee turned down a R ising prices o f fa rm products perintend ent: m o rn in g service. 11. served. M others o f L eg ion naires and cently organised, met Tuesday night proposed t a r iff on lumber. H e said sermon. " E a rth ly and H eavenly a u x ilia ry m em bers w ill also be rig h t o ff the bat th a t he would m ay m ake it cost more fo r us to guests. M r a G eorge F oster Is ch a ir w ith M m * M axine Nelson. Gu< ts „Y P liS T ’ , c a rry the fig h t to th# floor o f the live, but we w on’t th in k so much o f m an of the p ro gram com m ittee and were O pal W a g n e r and Elsie Jacob t h . cost I f we have th * money to o f \ m S s i X ; * “^ senate. A senator Just ta k in g his M rs. W H . D a u g h e rty Is c hairm an sen. M em ber» present w ere Viola seat could h ard ly do that. A senator pay w ith Strong. Genevieve M eranda. M axine w ith a few g lim pees o f In d ia . Miss of the refresh m en t com m ittee. Just ta k in g his seat would be w ith Nelson. A udrev W o ’. fa rd E d en A rn P h yllis Sorenson, leader. T h e kind Cottage Grove Sentinel e e • out influence am ong members. He est. V irg in ia H o pp er and Ils Cooley. Mrs. Claude K in ie entertained hands us a pleasing com plim ent by w ou ldn 't k n o w how to go about do - ♦ - F irs t M eth od ist EptscopsU Church. ing the things the state would «rant callin g us the “o rd in a rily reliable M e re d ll]) A. Groves, pastor.—Sun srtth fo u r tables o f bridge F rid a y Mrs. C S Roberts was hostess done, and the senate w ouldn't take ! m o rn ing newspaper o f the county's d ay school. 9:45. Ransom L. Cone, aftern oo n h onoring a sister-in-law Tuesday fo r the Tuesday Bridge kin d ly to baby m em bers endeavor j capital" and then credits to us th * superintendent, classes under com M r a R o y R o m aine o f P o rtla n d A club. A luncheon eras served at 1 desert courst was served preceding j statem ent th a t the bureau of public ing to tell th a t august body w hat o'clock and an afternoon o f con petent teachers fo r a ll ages; fore I roads has "done Eugene an irre p a r- noon service. 11. serm on topic. c a rd a M ra. W . W M c F a rla n d held tra c t followed. M ra. O E Woodson to do. W h a t appliea to Senator Steiw er i able in ju ry by show ing h ig h w a y 28 ■ Lovest T h o u M e 7" anth em by the high score fo r the aftern oo n and h e ld high score Baskets of v a ri Eugene to ch o ir; evening service. 7 :JO. sermon M r a R o m aine received a guest colored rp rin g fl -wers w ere a ttra c applies to Congressman Haw ley. No . . . as ru n ning fro m D ra in and thence down the U m p topic. "T h e M in is try o f M usic." Spe priae O ut of tosrn guests Included tive room decoration«. qua." W e recall p rin tin g some In cial m usical p ro gram in observance M rs. R o m aine of P o rtland. M rs. W L. W heeler, m o ther o f M rs. K im e . fo rm a tio n about the allegedly p eri M r a Iv o n Sams was hostess W e d patetic h ig hw ay but now th a t w ord o f n atio n al music w eek. N um bers and M r a Louis W est. M rs. Jack Selec K im b a ll and M r a C layto n K im b a ll, nesday f o r the L a M ercred l Pont I “irre p a ra b le "— surely we d id n ’t use w ill include th# fo llo w in g : tions by high school orchestra, vo sisters o f M r a K lm e . all of T re n t d u b . Included a« guests w ere M rs t h a t Eugene did p re tty w ell before L un dy Woodson of Salem and M rs the road was called h ig hw ay 23 and cal duet by M rs. A lice M erc e r and M rs G race Brund. a n th em by choir, An Interesting book discussion of E a rl B a lle w At bridge M rs W ood- would probably m anage even I f the son held high score and Miss N e ll h ig hw ay w e re d iverted dow n vocal solo by L o ren H a rv e y Young "R e tu rn of the N a tiv e " by H a rd y the Bushel) was low. T h e club w ill meet the Um pqua. In fa c t, w e feel con people's m eetings. 6 30. O rv a l E tte r, occupied the study hour o f leader o f senior league. P ra y e r Tuesday E ven in g club this w eek neat w ith X l m Bv.vhell. fid e n t th a t even F lo ren ce w ould T h n r w t.v 7 SO survive. O f course, no one needs m eeting. T h u rs d a y 7 .JO. F o llo w in g the discussion mem bers r , . . , C b s r ^ a .1 0 1 4 Z ! took a hook test *e n t out by the ea- H ig h school teachers h i w o rry about the situ a tio n any long tension dep artm en t of the U n iv e r- ’ «v er. I t m ust have been a no ther r . . - r.n .. Etk.l 9:<5; worJup l l «ity of Oregon. I t w ill be com pared n ig ht a t the C - ma. A ‘ * d in ner Again a week of perfectly w hisp ering cam paign. — Eugene paatar— 3and»y »«keel 9 : 4 » ; picture* with a ,« b 4 --------- 7 >0 BibU ateiy «l<ht w ith a alrotiar test given the uni- P r e c o r d tr.e b:;<n. ” » , n at New s. Y o « W peopiM - • • r r l » Friday aigbL r e r i i t y student body T h e C o ttage * h ic h three e . ; i t > nal bo k . were e e • I G — rove club - - i* the firs t club tn the d is c u s s e d o n e b y M l*» M erle Bow- ne of the T h e P o rtla n d Spectator ha» found s f Ik» M su rsa». E l»v«eU str se l state to tak e the test. o f the year! Clubs in en. one by F. I . G ra n n is and one a pre«« report w hich say* ’ h a t the »ad Ckarek A dsau »Teas«. T. J. O t t . p sstar — by Miss Joy Ing alls. D o n ’t mise a single one of b rain of a aenatoi w eigh* 52 ounce*. S u n d iy »ekoet ® :4 S . roorsiag p i* * e k is * o th er cities expect to follow . If you ra n help it! - ♦ - W e did not »ee the pre»» report, w i-ries. 1 1 : y o a a * p»epl»'a law U aa. » » 0 : ■ T h e J o k e r club w ill meat next T w e n ty -fiv e m em ber* of C ircle p r * » c h ta * u ---------------------Bid-, r r ic s . 7 »0 : Bi< b u t kn o w in g the re lia b ility o f the lodge w ent to S p rin gfield W ednes F rid a y w ith M r». C. E. F ro st, w ith Spectator, we accept the statem en t w eek prayer serrlee, W edseeday ai«kL day n ig ht fo r a covered dish »up M r a C la ra B u rk h o ld e r i r d M r». W a* true. T he Spectator wishes to E I.ehow e» Jo:nt hostesses. Church of C hrist.— ( L shdee. 11 per preceding a lodge m eeiin g know , inasm uch as a Brain w eigh ef C otta«* Oro re-1 — boadoy ooi- ing eigh t ounces has been found sosih eiceo; B ible stsdy 10 ». B . wership 11 y Friday s u fficie n t fo r an in te llig e n t person, a. a . . » c r ip ta » »tody 7 : * 0 p. a . April » - » w h a t a senator does w ith the e x tra 44 ounces. W e are not up on a n a to At the la le is e c tio a ef Constance Bennett in m y. but we feel safe In saying th a t, M etr ee u is » »aaail whit« »harsh. Bereath I f they don’t do an y m ore w ith the Day Adre»U»L Each Uaturdey II I M u I» »peat la the stad y e f the Sabbaih e x tra 44 ounces th a n they do w ith hear school le aooa A l 11 e ’« o c k ih» postar the required e ig h t ounces, they E lder P a a l I r e n e s , d a lie e n a aarwaa, a re n 't doing enough w ith the sur- the proof of hl» t u t ementa bela» sow ed , pins to cause the S pectator any by chapter aad »erse from the bible. A sa rta weiceaie ts «H eaded to all either ea ! w orry. She Sold H er Soul for a 3 Church N ew s SOCIETY M r. end M rs. P I I . Ile m e n w o y an terla ln e tl a t d in n e r Sunday eve ning, guests being M r end M rs If A M iller. M r and M rs George teoobsen. M r end M rs. J P. G r a ham. T he table wee p re tty w ith r#su ferns and narcissus Bridge ollowed dinner. ? Ths R ainb ow G irls entertained about 28 fro m Eugene c h a p te r Mon- day night In itia to ry w o rk was aa- em pllfled by th# local chap ter for M ildred C hapm an. Ire n e Shanda and M a rg a re t Short H efreahm enta of punch and w a fe r* w ere served. M r and M rs W A O a ro u tte en tertain ed the Bona Tem po club w ith a covered dish d in n e r S aturday night at th e ir C ulp C reek home The evening was spent playing bridge. M r and M rs W ilb u r Spray were ad d itio n a l guests. M r a C F. H oskins was ho#less yesterday for the Social Tw elve, t h e usual routine business was fo l lowed by a social hour and a d ain ty luncheon waa served a t the cloee of the afternoon T he rooms were a ttra c tiv e w ith baskets of garden (low er« The C onstellation club w ill meet Thursday afternoon In Masonic hall. A n nu al election o f ufflcera w ill be h e ld Hostesses for the s o c ia l p art w l l be M r a A W Swanson. M rs Ernest H ov and M rs Ito n n a ll Allan T h e M ethodist m issionary society w ill meet W ednesday aftern oo n at f home o f M r» J H C h a m b e ra im i Blood le ttin g waa ones used by A num ber of friends end n eigh bors called el the J. P. G ra h a m doctors In curing evary disease home Tuesday a ftern oo n to con R aioo la oonlrol fo r toy racin g la g ra tu la te M rs. N ancy Oglesby on In common usage. her s e v en ty-fifth b irth d a y a n n i Because o f It» W -foot ta ll a rooat- versary. a r fro m Japan la valued a t *16.000. N a v y league spends *Jti (MMI an M r end M rs. D. W Itu r g e e en nually broadcasting for a big navy. tertain e d a t rook F rid a y night. Cham lata m ix w aa w ith w ater, Guests w ere Invited fo r ela tables. lox-ksm llhs a re g en erally honeet i A t a late hour d a in ty refreshm ents T ro u t digest steel hooka war# served, F orty-on e U. ft plants produce —♦ — a social m eeting w ill follow band b u tta r substitutes. practice M onday night anil enter E n gland la e a p e rlm e n lln g w ith a lannsd fo r taln m s n t Is bain, rlr ths prao- catap ult fo r landing aaroplanse wlvaa o f n um bers d u rfng V a rietie s of rock» and m in erals tice hour contain nitrogen. M r and M ra Denael Able o f E u F ly in g dues not In v a lid a te old in gene w ere d inner gueate W edensday surance policies night at the home o f D r. and M ra F ru it cakes are aged In cold Claud« K tm a storage H eatin g o f ra in and «now on Ihe T h * public health group w ill hold th e ir m onthly m eeting M onday af- face la recom m ended ag a beauty tre a tm e n t t.-r p .H 'n In th e c o u n c il c h a m b e r S T E E N ’S M A R K E T M rs M ac E lls w o rth entertained the N eedlecraft club at her home on T en th street W ednesday a fte r noon M rs Nelson I'e Y o u n s was an additional guest A pleasant a fte r noon was spent w ith needlewrork and delicious refreshm ents w ere served In Irish Swartx Store Phone 63 Free Delivery WE SELL MEAT THAT YOU 0AM EAT FREE HAM We will rive away an Armour's Star Ham absolutely Free Saturday evening—Oom* in and ask about it. For the beet meats at the lowe«t prices, buy at Steen s. D IS T r tjlllI T I tíN W IT M ü U I A few of our features for the week end C O R N M EA L Program FLOUR SU G A R 10 lb s. 4 1 c Safeway for Baking Results 9-lb. bag SU N TEX 49-lb. bag 21c Bottle L«*. 10c Yellow or White Arcade THEATRE «1 Armi. », fm id a y , T H « «B N T IN R I- COTT A G « «M O V «. ORFtlG N, Phone 219 Fine Cune Liquid Bleach 89c Cottage Grove night” Tasto o f Life! Her dream of heaven end ed when she awoke on Park Avenue srtth a heart ache. W hether you look to for b e a u t y . you w ill find perfection! Saturday M atinee and N ight, April SO. Warner Oland in “CHARLIE CHAN’S »» CHANCE Arob-Detoctlve Solves the P erfect Crime! A cunning killer at large . . . a city In terror . . . Creepy thrills a s Chan mys- These re trie v in g cats, firs t re- ! ported by R ip le y in "B elieve I t o r j N o t” and now re m a rk e d in Cottage Grove by the Sentinel, have no end j of possibility in the w a y of hope and th r e a t—hope fo r the owmers I and th re a t against th e ir neighbors. Suppose they would c a rry the cats’ tra in in g a little fa rth e r by teaching them to b ring th in g * home. Ju«t th in k o f the a la rm clock* and shoes | and book* and things the c a t* could collect in a n ig h t of back fence , serenade» — Eugene N e w *. A rock h a* been found in Con necticut th a t is estim ated to be 277.000.000 years o f age. P robably one of Eve's firs t biscuits th a t A d am managed to hide out. A Chicago Judge says wom en are b e tte r drivers than men. N o won der there is disrespect o f our courts. G overnor P in c h o t say* an ord i n a ry le tte r costs the governm ent fro m 15 to 35 cents. As the world's cham pion le tte r w rite r he m ust owe the governm ent a fortune. I t ’» fu n n y how h ard it I* to m ake someone else see w h a t is so very p lain to you- Saturday Matinee 2:30 pm . Sunday Monday May 1-2 Joe E. Brown in “Fireman, Save My Child” Fire In H U H eart—W ater On th e Brain! The guy w ith the wide open face will have you rolling tn the aisles! Aa the heap big ch ief o f the firehouse, he’s the funniest character on the screen— yon sim ply must see him! Wednesday- May W Edw. 0. Bobhuon in “S m a r t », M oney H e’ll Take a Chance on A nything—Once ! of "Little Caesar" lays down h is gun and ta k es up cards and dice! Hard a s ever . . . luck Is h is stren gth and blondes his weakneea! And Jam es Cagney plays w ith him Radio Ray Has This to Say: H O W D Y F O L K S — T h e fel low w ith a cle ar conscience and a lig h t h e a rt has no need fo r shoulder braces. • • • A N D YOU H A V E NO N E E D T O W O R R Y IF YO U W IL L PLACE YOUR R A D IO T R O U B LE S IN O U R C A R E . W E H A VE SPENT YEARS AND YEARS S T U D Y IN G T H E IN S A N D OUTS O F SUCH TROUBLES AND W I L L B E G L A D T O PASS THE E X P E R IE N C E S ON TO YOU. see T h e re is no servitud e in life so oppressive as to be obliged to fla tte r those w hom we don’t respect enough to praise. (Josh B illing s) W H IL E O N T H E O T H E R H A N D T H E P R A IS E O FFERED BY THE USERS OF O UR HO USE W IR IN G S E R V IC E S SEEM S TO B E SPON TANEOUS. a a * T he latest style d ictum is th a t the la d y ’s pocketbook should m atch her shoes. D o a k e s M c - B a th w a te r says he’s been b u y in g shoes to m atch his pocketbook fo r years. see S A M E W IT H O U R M A Z DA LAM PS AT 18C EACH. THEY A R E M A D E TO M A T C H E V E R Y POCKETBO O K. Sabbath or a l hour of 7 : 10. the W edaosday e r e sia « Pom peii continues to s u p p l y archeologicsd treasures Oysters ro t on shore before pearls are tak e n out. Deserts a re steadily spreading on a ll continents. Geologists declare th a t rocks are d rin k in g the e a rth ’s w a te r. B allet dancers s u ffe r fro m en larged big toee. Sleeping cars are now cooled by , a ir d ra w n across ice. T w o carriages m ay be draw n abreast on the G re a t W a ll of China. H o tte a t furnace« are heated 3000 degrees. F h r. D eaths fro m com m ercial vehicles are decreasing. T he m ost d estructive forest fire in the history of W e s t V ir g in ia was in 1930, w hen 346,000 acres o f tim ber burned. A m eric a n girls on an average m a rry y ou ng er than E n g lis h girls. I t cost *8.000 a y e a r to operate the U n ite d States dep artm en ts 150 years ago, w hile today it costs *17,- 000.000. G overno r Jam es R o lph o f C a lifo r n ia dresses in m o u rn in g w henever a m an is hung In his state. N e w E n g la n d reports a loss of *40 per fa r m a n n u a lly , due to rats. J u n k m en o f the U n ite d States plan to scrap 3,000,000 old autos an n u ally a fte r 1931. A sia la the most inte re s tin g land to students. A n albatross o fte n weighs 20 pounds. A m b e r is vegetable resin. Palm s fu rn is h m ore product« than any o th e r tree. P e k in is noted fo r its palace*. N e w Jersey anglers spend *5.000,- 000 a n n u a lly on fish in g accessories. Am azons cut o ff r ig h t breasts the b etter to use bow * and Jave- 111ns. C rim e costs A m eric a 10% of its n atio n al income. Rice is the o utstan ding crop of Asia. T he west has th re e -fifth s of the U. 8. sheep. A debtors' Jail in G loucester, Va., was b u ilt before 1754. Sun generate« pow er fo r Irr ig a tion in E g y p t G ro e n h o ff piloted a g lid er 160 miles w ith o u t touching earth . N e w Y o rk litig a n ts get 30 per cent of claim s allowed by courts. In 1930, 80,000 h un ter» k illed 15,- 000 deer in W isconsin. M issouri had a three-day deer season in 1931 fo llo w in g years of no season. Blue heron p re fe r snakes and ' mice to fish diet. Religious fan atics o f Bom bay sacrifice live children a t the alta r. S ecretary Stim son haul a p arro t. ‘O ld Soak.” London had 21 m u rd ers in 1930; N e w Y o rk . 428 and Chicago, 421. Oregon in 1919 was the firs t state , to levy a gasoline tax. A th ie f stole a tube o f 100,000,000 Influen za germ s fro m a London 'doctor’s office. D a lly th u n d e r storm s on the e a rth num ber 44,000. A n a irp la n e tra v e lin g 150 miles an h o u r would reach the moon In 60 days. Opossum is A m erica's only na tive pouched a nim al. A m eric a ’s w ild ginseng is ru n n in g out. M a rria g e rin g represents ex change o f p roperty. 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