n u ha v. A iH it'ii r .1 ■ .
F A O V TW O .
Cottoqr
(Grow $rntmrl
”
N O T IC E O F F IN AL S E T T L E
the attempt to have Prealdent K err Fin« Ships in Days o f
M EN T.
named.
KsMklUk»« ISSO
(
Notice la hereby given that the
A m erican N a v a l G lo ry
Tim e for opening our school» 1» ■
KtJIBKT UK OF Kdtter.
undersigned
has
filed herein hls
rrtd s y I by
k] Oatls*» Ora»» approaching and here ws have no 1
FakiUked B»»ry
I«
American history often speaks
i final account as the administrator
F a b lla h ln f Cotnpsay
head
to
get
things
started.
O
ur
In
of
Joshua
Humphrey»
a*
the
design,
C lk w t B e d » __________________ T ra » (4 » s t
of the estate of Ralph K. Chestnut
. ■ I . . stitutions of higher learning are In : er and builder of the Conitltutlon,
Biker« BmHk __________ T.......... .......................
deceased, with the countv court of
Mrs. T M Boyd and M ia C. O. l-ane county, elate of Oregon, and
the worst jumble they have ever ' the CVinstellatlon. the Congress, the
4 flr a t c I s m peklleeiloB entered *1 Ost
Butler entertained the teachers and an order has been made and en
, been. Even the proposal to move
ie«» flro re ne »eeetid dees m atter.
the university to Corvallis It hardly President and the United States, officers of the Christian church tered of record directing this notice
Baal nee» Office
IS a e rtk H titb
less destructive than this business which were the greatest »hip» of Thursday afternoon In the church and setting the 30th day of Aiiginri,
parlor». A teacher» club was or 1932. at the hour of 10 o'clock as ■
SU B SC R IPTIO N RATKS.
I of keeping the state in suspense as their day. The United Suttee «as aanlasd
and Mrs. Butler was sleet the time and the county court room,
(Caek In advance )
built at his own private yard In Phil- ed president,
to
a
chancellor
and
keeping
the
Mrs. Boyd vies presi county court house, h-ugene. Iatne
One year
I t TS| t hree month» 1$
Sii taoalk» _ » 1 OOiOaa month _ _
13 schools from getting ready for busl- adelphla. The others were built dent and Mrs. Ada Oakes secretary- county, state of Oregon, as the place
neaa.
treasurer.
Guests
were Mrs. Ada 1 for the hearing of objections. If
from
his
designs
and
under
hls
eu-
F ore ten rate— SOc year additional
r a w . in
a.
g J r J S S tS -,S 5 .S
any. to the final account and the
H eather of
R ational K dito rtal Aaaoelatloa
R A IL R O A D S NO T DO O M ED .
was commissioned by congress to Edna Grubb. Mi's. Clem S arff Mrs ' final eettlement of said estate
Oregon Stale E d ito ria l Aeaoelatloa
Dated and first published thia
Many of us often wonder whether choose for such work.
Oregoa Newspaper Coatereaee
James Powell. Mrs l.eater Childs, 1 29th day of July. 1932
the railroads are doomed, whether
Mrs.
B.
E.
McLendon.
Mrs.
Herbert
Date
of last publication August
To show »hat Joshua Humphreys
they are to fall under the wheels
MiKUi. Mrs. Otis Biggs. Mrs. Ed Pow-
1932
_
A U TO R E G IS T R A T IO N FEES.
of the ever Increasing motor traffic. himself thought, there It still a let : «11, Mrs. Bert Burrows, Mrs W il 2«th, CLAM
BNCR H. C H E S TN U T.
A recent statement by Professor ( ter In existence addressed to Josiah liam Watson. Mrs. T H Moody and
The d ifficu lt poeition the state
Administrator of ihe Estate
Hemenway.
Refresh-
»ax In regarding automobile li W illiam Z. Ripley mot ths Believe Barker, naval constructor at the Elisabeth
of Ralph E. Chestnut. De
censes was illustrated by the grand I t or Not Ripley) that over aix m il Charlestown navy yard, Boston, ments were served at (he tea hour.
ceased
rush made to get new plates when lion five-ton trucks would be re- Mass., thanking him for a cane made The club w ill meet August 11, with H E R B E R T W. LOM B ARD .
Mrs. Burrows and Mrs. Biggs as
Attorney for K»tate
Iy29 alW
definitely decided by Gover- quired to move the tra ffic now
R
from some timber taken from the hostesses and Mrs. Moon as leader.
nor M eier that the moratorium ' handled by the railway*. Imagine
Constitution
when
first
repaired
at
would not be extended beyond Aug- our highways cluttered w ith such a
Miss Ruth B e d e of Eugene, W O N D E R F U L BA R G A IN ID E A L
ust 1.
| stupendous number of passenger Boston. He says, in thanking Bar daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
CO U N TR Y HO M E.
310,000 ranch going for 30,800 ac
There were many who could not and h eigh t carrying motor vehicle* ker: "This cane Is of doubla valus Bede of this city, was married to
afford to buy licenses, yet the state The thing Is impossible without the to me on account of It having been , Albert R. Herman at Los Angeles count owner's illness. 4 4 mils* from
needed the money of those who spending of billions and billions of taken from one of the frigates I con , Saturday evening In the chapel of Cottage Grove. Ore. .13 acres, gravel
road to door, close to school. 60
could pay, in order to give employ- dollars for highways.
structed in the year 17M, forty-two ISt. James cathedral. Mrs Lorena acre» cultivated, more can be.
ment to many who are among
Professor Ripley points out that years ago, under the administration I Geer Rogers, formerly of Salem and mostly bottom land Fins spring
a college classmate of the bride at
those who have been unable to pur- *nch a fleet of trucks would make ; of the
_
ever memorable Washington Oregon State college, was matron piped to house nnd barn, hot and
chase licenses.
« procession ten trucks wide reach-
. „
, K
.
.
cold water with bath. 7-room dwell
Those who could have paid Just'
, from < * « • « . Grove to New
h l. eecero- of honor. M r. and Mrs. Herman ing. large barn, other out buildings,
tary of war. The live frig ate* the are to make their home in Los An- ell good repair. Isarge and small
i geles following a trip to Agua
as easily July 1 as August l held
"Tfk i
•e-! United States, the l’ resldeut, the j Caliente and Coronado beach Mr fru it family uas. Can Irrigate 20
The railways are bound to
back thetr money on account of the
morotorium“ u ^ Y w ^ 7 o r 7 h 7 s r w h o mal" the « T * » * » v“ ‘ > ,actor In 1 tVnstellaflon. the Constitution and I , Herman is an attorney in Loa An acres, large creek crosses placa.
.Mrs Herman
graduated Can run 10 cows, horses, sheep,
I the Congress were all built by drafts I geles.
couldn’t pay.
i our transportation system.
goats, tu rk e y * geese, ducks and
and moulds sent on by me to the from Cottage Grove high school and chickens. Wood on place A life
attended Oregon State college. For
The extension to August 1 accom-
a judge says married women do
different posts where they were to ; six years she was head of the time opportunity for right party.
pushed little good except to get not own their own clothes. We'd ,
R E A L L Y K N E W T H E F A C T S , you would
31000 handles deal, balance very
gasoline tax from those who ran • be w illing to take a chance that he I be built." it was the famous Nel- ’ classified advertising department of easy terms 5% to 8% Interest. I f
buy an electric refngrralor al once. T he food
th eir cars another month b efo re! doesn't make any such careless | son who remarked of these ship* ■ the Register-Guard. Eugene.
Interested SEE or write US at once.
at a later time, “There la In these '
putting them Into storage. I t was statements around hls own home.
M u n g alone will (My for tlx- rrlrigrrator lo aay
H A L L A JO HNSTO N
Mrs C. E. Frost entertained with
_____________
Just as difficult for most of those
transailantlc ships a nucleus of trou
Real Estate. Insurance
a
bridge
party
Wednesday
evening
nothing
about u frg u anlin g to u r Iwalth and dial
who purchased tags on August 1 as
408 Main St.. Phone M
Some men w ill work Just as hard ble for the navy of Great Britain.“ Mrs. Ines Meeks held high score and
it would have been for them to have trying not to lose over h alf their
Cottage
Grove.
Ore.
o
f
your
family.
The amount of rlrc tm ily requir
Mrs. Victor Chambers second high.
purchased July 1.
salaries in a poker game as their
' The rooms were decorated with
ed
to
operate
the
average electrw refngerator is
N O T IC E TO C R E D ITO R S .
bouquets of sweet peas
Refresh
The Sentinel still believes that a wives w ill to make the other half H istoric M ount V ernon
Notice Is hereby given that the
lu ll in comparison with the Iwneftta derived
ments were served _ _
st _
s _
late hour.
quarterly payment plan could have pay the bills.
to »nt
Noted fo r H o sp itality Guests were Mrs. Jennie W. Nichols undersigned has been appointed by
been arranged, probably at a slight
that it w o t uarvrly lx- uonsulrrrd. Sci your
the county court of la n e c o u n tv .
ly higher cost than for payment In ' The reason we speak of our rich
In a day when every true son of and Mrs. A rthu r DeVall of San state of Orvgon. administrator of
| Francisco t house guests of Mrs. O.
harduarr, furniture or electrical dealer fetLiv.
_____
full, but that ________
Is neither ____
here
nor ’ men leaving so many "coor mil-
the Old Dominion prided himself on L. Nichols). Mrs. Bonita Skilling of the estate of Daisy Porter, deceased,
there now I t Is probable that by llons is because they used the freex- being a genial guest and a gener 'Oakland. Cal.. Miss M vrtle Kent. by an order bearing date the 12th
the time the next legislature meets j in# out process in acquiring them.
O
I - day of July. 1932.
ous host. General Washington of Mrs. W illiam Thum. Mr»
All persons having claims against
conditions w ill have so Improved
.
-----7--------------
Nichols, Mrs. Ines Meeks. Mrs Sam
Mount
Vernon
was
famed
for
hls
that the need for quarterly pay-
A person who telle you • secret
Veatch. Mrs. B K luiwson. Miss the estata of said Daisy Porter, de
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER COMPANY
ments w ill not be apparent, but It that * » » * « > * *»*• has told him can hospitality, not only In Virginia but Lula Currln, Miss Eunice VanPen- ceased. are hereby notified and re
throughout the length and breadth berg, Mrs. E. H, Luce. Mrs. Victor quired to present the same duly
is almost certain that there w ill be , hardl>' h*
<° keep yours,
verified
to
the
undersigned
at
the
of the Atlantic seaboard. Morrises i Chambers. Mrs. George Jacobeen.
another reduction in the cost of li
The w riter of epitaphs is
Mrs Ivan Same. Mrs. Ira Isom and law office of Herbert W Ixtmbanl.
censes and that another cent w ill
from Philadelphia and New York Mrs.
First National Bank building, Cot
J. P. Graham
author
who
never
crltictxea
be added to gas.
_____________
met Adamses from Boston, CBrrolls
tage Grove. Oregon, on or before
six
months from the date of the
from Carrollton and Byrds and Car
One thing has been overlooked in .
K E M C R IT IC IZ E S .
Mrs. J. M. Eastham entertained
all thia discussion of motor vehicle ; Cottage Grove, July 31.—To the I ters from the James at hls table, and with a 6 30 dinner Saturday night first publication of this notice.
Dated and first published this
licenses. The extension of time giv- E d ito r,)—M y letter appearing tn often a visiting Frenchman or two. honoring her husband on hls forty- 15th
day of July. 1933.
en motorists was not as long as The Sentinel of. the 29th was not
eighth birthday anniversary. A
Date of last publication. August
Humble visitors, too, were a l large birthday cake waa a special
some extensions granted during the Intended for publication but, as_you ,
13th.
1933
peak of prosperity, and during our seemed to think it worthy of pub ways assured a welcome at Mount feature. Guest* were the Frank
F R A N K P O R T E R . Adminis
lic notice, I am entirely agreeable. Vernon.
Collins
fam
ily,
Mrs.
Jennie
H
aw
The
rule
was
that
none
trator of the Estate of Daley
greatest prosperity there seemed to
f^ w T t t o T ^ S S .'
ley, M r * Lillian Allen, Mrs Ethel
Porter. Deceased.
Jyl8-al2
be almost as many as now who said i am impelled to ask permission to was allowed to go away hungry. Applewhite, Mrs. Fannie Rhodes.
H
E
R
B
E R T W. LO M B A R D .
Washington himself once described Mrs. Stella Baker. Janies Bennett.
they w e r e unable to purchase criticise your reply.
Attorney for Administrator.
promptly. During the hardest times
When I ask you to give the tax- hls home as “a well resorted tav Mr. and Mrs. Phil Jones. Mother
we have had. motorists have had to payers more specific inform ation as ern,” and ln a letter from Mount Ver Sawyer and Mr. and .Mrs Charles
Caldwell.
dig up their license fees w ithin a : to the expenditure of this proposed
shorter time than during some years S1SG.OOO loan, you inform me that I . non after hls second term as Preel-
of DrosDeritv
1 raust 80 to the
to «et it. M y i dent he wrote: "Mrs. Washington
Mrs. C. A. Stevens entertained
k
. I first thought is. have I been deluded : and myself will do what I believe Tuesday afternoon honoring her
H ere» hoping it w ill be m u ch )aU my
ln
that the j
house
guest. Mrs T A W1WF of
easier to dig up next year, and purpose and duty of a city paper is 1 has not been done within the last W alla W all*. Guests were Mrs O.
20
years
by
us—
that
Is,
sit
down
to
that the fee w ill be less.
j to give to its readers all of the in- ,
V. Breese. Mrs. Susie Garoutte.
----------------------
formation available about matters ' dinner by ourselve*"
Mrs. Lucy Bennett. Miss Minnie
I
of
interest
and
importance
to
them.
,
W illits. Mrs. Eva Hatch. M r*. Lln-
G IV E US A C H A N C E LL O R .
and especially of matters of so ■
nie Vlolette. Mrs. Edith Sanders.
One thing upon which the people great importance as taxation is at
Mrs.
A. W. Klme, Mrs. Pearl Haxen.
T k *t Word "Colt"
of Oregon are pretty well agreed is this time? I t would seem. Mr. Edi
Mrs Mildred Trunneil and Naomi
Apropos
of
a
controversy
on
the
tor,
that,
when
you
tell
me
to
go
that they w ant the chancellor that
Hilton. Refreshments were served
has been promised fo r the institu get this inform ation myself, you pronunciation of the word Celt, a at the tea hour.
haven't
as
high
a
conception
of
i
correspondent
writes
to
the
London
tions of higher learning.
M r and Mrs. Roy Short enter
A famous statesman and orator your duty to your readers as I have . Daily Telegraph: “None of your cor-
. . u .«-i
_
>•» _
believed vou had. and that I really
tained the Presbyterian church
once said. <Mve me liberty or give have been laborinK under a do ! respondents has pointed out that men’s quartet and their wives with
me death. The people of Oregon ¡usion. I hope I am wrong,
1 the Celts who were originally a race a covered dish dinner Thursday
might well say, “Give us a chancel-
Again, my sympathy for our 1 spread over western Europe, were evening of last week at their sum
lor or our schools w ill die.”
mayor inclines me to protest this
mer home on the Coast fork. Guests
I f it's to be Prexy K e rr of Corval method of obtaining inform ation of ! known to the Greeks as KeltoL The were M r * Edna V. Pearson of Eu
H . p p , v C . pink. U l l j
Latins
called
them
Celtae.
But
there
a
public
nature.
Have
you
no
hu
gene,
M r. and M r * George M a t
lis, let's have him elected and have
it over with. I f it is to be someone mane consideration lor the feelings, being no 'k’ ln the I-atln alphabet, thews. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trask
else, let him be named so we can ability and fortitude of our mayor? the ‘c" had neverthelesa the pronun Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell and
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hagen.
•in n
«11 » h io
.K Suppose that everyone of the hun-
Most people
stop all this feeling between the ( ] reds of taxpayers of our city, ciation of that letter.
—♦ —
two camps th a t h a s re s u lte d from whom I infer are Just as much in- will, I expect, continue to speak of
A group of friend* surprised Mr>.
j terested in taxation as I am, were Kelts. I might add that ’c' is a su Floyd Jones with a party Thursday
Country Kiat Oolden j
! to follow your advice and call upon perfluous letter In the English al evening in honor of her birthday
I the mayor personally for this in
Bantam,
tall earn
J
anniversary. Mrs. Jones received
formation, don't you know that be phabet, having no sound of its own. several gifts and refreshments of
fore he got h a lf through explaining but borrowing Its sound from ’k’ Ice cream and cake were served at
he would be in a blue funk and or ‘a’ as the case may be. It might a late hour. Guests were W ilbur
¡sweating blood from every pore?
as a letter be dropped out altogether Scott of Creswell. Miss Celia Jones.
I quite agree w ith you, M r. Edi
Mr. and M r*. Dan Brumbaugh, Mrs.
Highway rip« olive« tall Can J v C
tor, that furnishing employment for without much loss."
Rosa Currln and Mrs. A rllvla Davis
| the needy is of greater importance
| than reconstructing the pipe line,
A committee from the Cottage
especially when It doesn't need 1L
Grove Garden club met Wednesday
M o « ’« E g g F o u a d
Do you want to put the mayor ln
morning
on the lot Just north of
A moa's egg has been presented
the ridiculous, absurd and, yes,
’ he postoffice and worked on the
to
the
Alexander
museum
In
Wang-
cruel attitude of punishing inno
flower* there. The committee was
cent men by compelling them to do nul. New Zealand. This rare find was Mrs. Andrew Brund. Mrs. N. E..
the hard, d irty and disagreeable made by a party of men who were Glass. Mrs. W m WacGlbbon. Mrs
work necessary to reconstructing
Alfred W u lff, Mrs. Anna Petrie.
Airway, a choice quality blended
the pipe line, when, as you say, working on a cliff-face of shellrock M r * Bester. Mis* Belle Burkhol
on
Tokomaru
W
e«
road.
A
hollow
there is nothing the m atter w ith it.
der and M r*. Clara Burkholder.
to make a good cup of coffee
in order to get something to eat? In the rock was uncovered by blam
Vanilla Wafer«, a product of
W hy not allow them to play golf, ing operations and lying ln It was
Mrs. F ra n k McCullough enter
yankee doodle, dance the tango or
.talned Tuesday evening In honor of
National Biscuit
engage in any other pleasant pas the egg. Unfortunately a workman I her daughter Genevieve's four
time? I t would cost the taxpayers broke It with his shovel, but an ex teenth birthday anniversary. The
no more and would be of exactly pert skilfully repaired the smashed i honored guest received several gifts
the same benefit as reconstructing portions, and the breaks are not no and refreshments were served st s
the w ater system when It Is ln A l
late hour. Guests were Uleta and
ticeable. It Is stated that there are Buddy Olin. Osll Tennis. M r. and
condition.
O. M. K E M
not more than ten moas' eggs ln ex- Mrs. F ran k Hazen and
K athryn
lrtence. The moa was a dlnomlthold Nelson.
bird having enormous legs and three
Mrs. Nancy Ogleaby entertained
toes.
Its wings jvere obsolete, Thursday afternoon of last week
Some were 10 or 12 feet high.
¡w ith an old-fashioned wool picking
party. Guest« were several of her
neighbors.
Refreshments of Ice
Pretdjj terlan Church, Duncan P.
cream and cake were served at the
A n c ie n t T a le » a n d T o w e r »
Cameron, Pastor.—Sunday school,
tea hour. Mrs. Oglesby was assisted
10. great studies In the lives of
In Somersetshire, abont 26 miles by" her"da'ughter"'Mr«
------ James P.
mighty men, a class fo r each; fore
Odd Medal, a product
O 'V *
Graham.
from
Bath,
ln
Glastonbury,
la
where,
"
noon service, 11. sermon topic,
of Best rood«.
flu a n
‘God’s F aith In Man," a study of legend states, was built nearly 1,800
The Royal Nelghbori entertained
Genesis I, verse 26; evening service. years ago, England'» first Christian
8, union service at the Presbyterian church. It la claimed, also, that SL Thursday evening with a farewell
party at the home of Mrs James
church, prohibition rally, sermon
topic, "Mother," Rev. I. G. Shaw Is Patrick waa born here and came Town honoring Mrs. Lee Tennis,
to be the speaker, special music. A back to die after hla famous mis who has left to make her home ln
H ere '
with was
her husband.
real prayer service each Wednes sionary
sto ary activities
acuviues In
in Ireland
Ireland. Here,
ored guegt
preMnted The
wlth hon-
a
day at 8.
al»o, Joseph of Arlmathea came with glft and " refreshments
*
• • •
were served
Free Methodist Church, R. W. the Holy Grail, planting hls stall on at a late hour.
Howell, Pastor. — Sunday school the hill, where It grew Into the fa-
The women's foreign missionary
9:45, Mrs. Elizabeth T a rr, superin mous Glastonbury thorn, which blos
society of the Methodist church met
tendent; forenoon service, 11, ser
soms
at
Christmas
time
every
year.
Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. M.
mon topic, "Christian Perfection;”
evening service, 8. message by the I t la a delightful region for those A. Groves. Mrs. Louise Cone was
BUndurà pack, large 2 tin s J 9 C
pastor; young people’s meetings, who love ancient tales, ancient leader and the mite box opening
7:30, subject: "The Creation;“ pray- towns and ancient moorlands.—Lon and a playlet were special feature*.
er meeting, 8 Thursday.
don Mall.
M r. and M r*. Schofield Stewart
entertained the Dinner club Sunday
Lutheran Church 'Missouri Sy
at their summer home on the
nod), Adventist Church Building,
Umpqua. Guests were M r and M r*.
west Main. — Services Sunday at
Fabulous Bird» of Old
R. L. 8tew arr of Coquille and Mr.
7:45. A fte r the services a short Bible
Mostly portents uf good luck are and M r*. George Matthews.
Schilling’» best product |y iu O O r»
class w ill be held. W . Sylwester, 303
birds of fantasy and fable, bring
—vacuum packed.
/V
Roberts street, Roseburg, pastor.
• • •
The ladies’ aid of the Christian
ing Joy to those they favor.
jnurch
held
an
all-day
meeting
Pentecostal Assembly of God, At More ferocious Is the griffin, with
wood Foster.
Pastor. — Sunday Its bird head and lion body. This Wednesday in the church parlors.
A covered dish dinner wax served
school, 9:45, Mrs. Heard, superin
tendent; morning worship, 11; eve weird animal with its dual person at noon and the dav was spent piec
___
ning service. 8; Tuesday, 8, Bible ality wag reputed to punish greed ing quilts.
Campbell’« 16-oz. size.
- 4 ^ c
study on the book of Acts. Wednes
° D d; T ll’ r ’
th,e J h e lad le,’ a i 7 7 f the Christian
day. 7:30, young people’s Bible study earth a riches and tearing the of- church will hold a picnic dinner on
at parsonage, study on “Tempta
tion;” Friday, 8, young people's fenders to pieces. In Asia, the the parsonage lawn Sunday. Guests
evangelistic
meeting;
Saturday, griffin prowled Hnd hovered over de- w111 he the Teddy Ie v e tt fam ily.
3 30, children’s meeting; 7:30, street posits of gold nnd precious stones,
The Mothers’ club held their an
meeting.
guarding them from adventuring nual picnic Tuesday evening at ths
• • •
First Methodist Episcopal Church, caravans trekking the wilds to fill Methodiat camp meeting ground«.
A dinner was served at 6 o’clock
Meredith A. Groves, Pastor.—Sun capacious saddle-hags with riches.
for their families.
day school, 9:45, Mrs. C. E. Um-
phrey, superintendent, classes for
IIS) D fg rw tt Kxspectral.
all ages; forenoon service, 11, ser
mon topic, “Rivers of Living W a the highest It has been this sum
ter;" evening service, 8, union ser mer. A t 2 o’clock It had reached ( met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
vice of temperance forces of city 96 and waa gradually climbing. Mallnda Aubrey.
with Mrs. Sawyer as principal Wednesday 94 degrees was the high
The Carnation club held their an-
?Pta i er‘ Young people's meetings, point.
jnual picnic F riday evening a t the
the Epworth league w ill go toCres-
Hanna
grove M any went In swlm-
W?,V ,ior the leaf<u': service which
Center of “ Cold Polo”
i mlng and dinner waa served at 6
will be conducted by the Creswell
The lowest temperature on the o’clock.
leaguers. Prayer meeting, 8, Thurs-
j day.
earth
occurs in winter In the north
• • •
La Mercredl Pont club w ill hold
Adventist Church. — A t Intersec east pert of Siberia, the some It* annual picnic Wednesday eve
what
Indefinite
center
of
greatest
ning
at 7 o’clock In the J. O. Denny
tion of west M ain and M streets
I Is a small white church. Seventh cold, being known as the “cold i yard.
(D ay Adventist. Each Saturday at pole." At Verkhoyansk, In this re
The Utopia club held th eir an
9:30 an hour Is spent ln the study
or the Sabbath school lesson. A t gion, a temperature of 80.4 depree« nual picnic Sunday at the Vlnal
I I o clock the pastor, Elder Paul below Zero Fahrenheit, was record Randall summer home on the Ump
Iverson, delivers a sermon, the ed on January 16, 1886. the lowest qua.
proof of his statements being nam- i ever recorded near the ground at a
Horse cabs are used by slght-
i n .u i
and verse from the
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Features for Friday, Saturday and Monday
August 8, 9 and 11
SNO W
FL A K E S
Dainty Salted Water
SALMON
cans...25C
4
CORN
2>lb. box
OLIVES
25c
1A
CO FFEE
C O O K IE S
LB.
19c
LB.
19c
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T O IL E T
T IS S U E
Dressing
Fine Quality
Mayonnaise
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BdstÄ ’ilne’tprod- quart
4 rolls
39c
15c
Tomatoes
SUG AR
T ea
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Pure Cane
C& H
Pork & Beans
v
20 lbs. 89c
V E G E T A B L E S
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Beets locals
2 bunches 5c
Onions Yellow Globes
5 lb. 10c
Cabbage local grown...............lb. 2c
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Cottage Grove
We Deliver
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