The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 30, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO.
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S O C IE T Y
O a k c a -K p ra g iic
M ilk Creek, Dec. 28. -(Special
m other. The couple w ere m arried
u n d ern eath a large bell and the
rin g cerem ony w as perform ed hv
R ider P aul Iverson of C ottage
¡d ro v e T he bride w ore a d ress of
ap rico t silk chiffon trim m ed in
t h rv lace anil carried a bouquet of
Ivory ch ry san th em u m s Mias Ju a n -
'** S p rag u e of Row riv er w as
bridesm aid and wore a black ..Ik
lires* ,, and e a rn e d a w bouquet
of car-
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n - 4 'i.. r v
a m ,
U ’ n i ii«
l l i s « *»«
» ,_ .« ■ . •
n
” ami f ferns.
" im
am U H s anren
uf
Mrs. W. H D au g h erty e n tertaln -
ed w ith a p a rty F rid ay evening
honoring a d a u g h te r K ath leen on
h er b irth d ay a n n iv ersary The eve-
ning w as spent playing gam es and
refresh m en ts w ere served at a late
hour G uests w ere M an Cam eron,
G enevieve McCullough, Ja n e Stow-
ell. Daisy Zim m crlv. J a c k Kelly
Virgil Horn. Tom Kern. C llffo H
Shaw and R obert D u aen b ern
f m ih a v .
s r \u \n ,, c«»rr Mir o r o v r . nurciw.
MeKeel en
W ond Cultivation Given
G irl, S u rp * „ Boy, in
Up b Briii h l a i n e r i
G row th D uring Childhood meet
An English new spaper records the
passing of woad culture In Great
B rltnlu the last known area of
woad. In Lincoln Hire Inning been
«II»,,la c .)
«"«I »»gar
ü
*'<* u y cr* w M U a
H
f a 'll it lu I
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al .
biennial
th*
a hilly,
which a it.i ns a In Id t Ilina' er
f„ „ r ,, ,
it..
v
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A blu« l i e la ob
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tain «xl by iMcentling ih l- a 'e a In
w ater. Acc ■onling lo hl»
- I ll''
ancient Hr
<>l I '- r
r
,
bodies with
skins blue,
.Hi'«
of G reat Hr
« use us a
dye Is very-
s ie r n «• .111
leal resiMre has dlapl «-ed II. .,s
o th er m ater
ar. n.
ii»..| to
g reater advantage. S
■ » In «-.si
nomlc botany »how u ninny Ollier
plants, formerly of g it value In
the art», which have gradually fal­
len Into distt-’e. S'icli changes may
mean h ard-hip to In d i Iduals where
th e plan! In question has been a
money crop. Perhaps, at the pres­
ent linn», some old fashioned Eng­
lish farm er is lam enting the new­
fangled d y .s that have replaced
Wiiad, Just as hl» rem ote ancestors
com plained of (he new fashions In
costum e brought Into th e land by
th e Homan conquest of Britain.
"B oy, and g irl, a re different,"
n ialtitaln , Huth Saw tell Walll«.
w riting In Hyg«>|, M agailne. It may
be «urprtalng to note th at between
«wo and eight y e a r, of age It I, the
girl, not the boy, who h a , the mor
g ro w n u p build The aaine proeea.
of grow th m arks the length of a rm ,
and leg,, the abort bent leg, of th e
baby atretvhlng and grow ing u n til
they predom inate over the a rm ,
th a t waved so eoni|. ira lh ely long
and free at birth. The Uh le
girl
r ; ; ; ; ’ , ? , ; ; “ - ; , " 1” ......d X h ? . i
nr.cr.MHF i
school A p u p —
il, —I..
b * ild
afternoon
Hiiq
A. a v lit—
_
,l0« *
Mias M arian S prague, d a u g h te r t h nt .
Mrs. O scar W heeler, became
H aight In Delight valley.
children or e-iijene
V Ì V I M I * p i » » l h ’ •« H M I M I I » l i
II
bride o f Albert O akes of Salem • “ . 1
Mi iin.l M i. B W G arner and 1C. N B rasher. Mrs I is .ia in roe
w
PhllstniM . «a» nllon w llh Ilei eim i.l
.
«.a—. —.0.1—.
a ,— day
« .» a ><
ding Sun
t
M
i-
Nettl«<
lisle
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and
son
Leonard
berg
and
B
ella
la
b
a
s
e
li
Phillips inothel. Mis ICIla Wllla
Mr an d Mr» E lb ert Bede e n te r
and d au g h ter. Mrs Fannie S tanton
Mi and Mr,. Itobert ... ...
M(>||
Al|„ H
p . n,|
Miss Alla
M tiernian
i n - m o l l i Is
la «pendi
^ y ? .n H
h l|HP nf 'n!'i ’ — - m en,« of cak e and candy wer*
w ere ja
in ed
e a w ith a d in n e r M
onday ev
ev.
tam
Monday
1,f N orth Bend, were dinner guests spent ( h rirtm as wltn
• »
w, pk M„ |, „ , (,
M l, ,,
- — ■* ’ *rved fo llo w in g thy cerem ony Th* ning. Th* tab le w as cen tered w ith
couple will m ake th eir hom e in ■*- * bowl of Holly and sm all f i
C,u.
d- ' * ' 7 ” h“ *” ’
."lm • '
" " ,,d" ,,f
” ’ " ' ,l
lem. G u ests w ere I. L. S prague of boughs an d te d tap ers G uests were
“ p , g u e s t , C l.ii.tm a , dav at
M. and M i, Clayton Townsend
M, .„ .I M i. G len II«.,Go,
,
Silk Creek, g ra n d fa th e r o f th e Mr xml Mrs V erne Buckm .i t«-,
the home of Mr and Mrs George an.I Mrs W I.
1
n ' ' '
’m enl
Ml s h T 'll'.
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bride, M r and Mr». R T. Cleven- and d a u g h te r Hetty of S eattle Mt -
l e e l .r s w ere Mr and M r.
» « "C dinner guests Italu. «lav at t h . W
I «• Go. . a n ... .
M, a . M
,
g»r, Ammon Rooth and the Medley R av Jo n es and d aughter Ada M.irle
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H arris fam ily of Row riv er; Mrs. of E ugene and Miss W ilb erta Wtl-
Rlolse W heeler, Mort
Babcock, son.
y ear before th irl,a n or fourteen, E leanor of C ottage G rove and Mrs dlnne, Saturday In honor of Ihe
O scar W heeler. Dorie W heeler, the
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when her adult U-g length h a ,
usu C hisholm of A storia.
golden wedding anniversary "f mi •
H iram W heeler fam ily, Mr» E. R
Mias Je a n Allison en tertain ed
ally b««en reach ed
G tis S eott of Independence was a ! Donsv’s p a re n t,. Mr and Mrs
Darnel! and children of Silk creek w ith a bridge p arty Monday eve
Even In roundneaa of the head Vl*«,‘>r Ch.rl£., " " ‘i . d7 u
hO" ' ' K
’
ind Mr W atk in s of Lind. W ash
ning honoring h er house g u e-t Mis»
were Mr and Mrs M„* Sm ith of
-
M arv Lou Collins of C orvallis. Re-
and m aturity of form the girl ,u r-
Mr» Shade B urcham and Miss Elkton. Mr«. D ia Powell and ehll
T in ' I* .m ie y c h a in a, tu la b i, |,
The E a ste rn S ta r Installed the fresh m en ts w ere served at a late
p a sse , the hoy, but lie h a , a d 'im Lena B urcham atten d ed the eehiail diet, of L atham and the Howard
following officers F rid ay n ig h t hour. G u ests w ere D orothy and
n in i f r o a c roas th e c o n t ili, nt
Saturday, December 31
Cox
family
W M Mrs. W illiam T hum , W P. M arg aret Lea of B erkeley Cal
tagea In o th er r«'»p«u'ta I'll,, breadth C hilatm us program at Mount View
Mi m .i Mi . Ed Toiler and eon
II.. ! ,. s l o f w is h e s f o r fii,'i) < |
G eorge M atthew s
A M„ Mrs. C arolyn G ran n is. J e rrin e B u rro w -
of boy,’ bone« I, a lw a v , greater. ‘ ".u r; d “ *
,
.
Schofield Stew-art; A. P., Cecil F ran ces K an.lall, W ilberta W ilson
, a
i .
.
A fam ily C h ristm as tree and of Eugene spent Monday «1 the
m
o l foe
home
of
a
daughter.
Mi»
Joe
Geer
and tb, heads, faeea and Jaw» a re g ath erin g of friends was held at
Caldw ell; secretary , Mrs. L. L. B ar- and B eth Bede.
A dance » ae given Friday night
M a y 19 13 m a k e us g lm l u . '
•om ew hat larger from birth.
the hom e of Mr and Mrs E
It
rel; tre a su re r. Mrs. R. A T ra sk ,
♦—
C . Mrs. Vir.al R an d all; A. C.. Mrs.
Miss D orothy S tew art e n tertain ed
The num lter of perm anent teeth D arnell on S atu rd ay evening Thiwe In the building form erly used for
h e re m o l m a k e iis fe e l th a t
school at Black llutle
Clyde R o b erts; Adah. Mrs. D onnell the S. A. H club W ednesday eve-
the am ount of cartilage .-hanging
Kl‘ä Ä
vie W ish lo he Ih e f i i . i o l o|
Mis» Daisy W arwick cam e up
,
,,
. . . .. - .. ^,.1«
#lul . mis Macai
O ro ar W
heeler and
I —a— e
* • •»•ii*
tviivri'
A llrn; R uth, Miss E unice V anD en- ning. The evening w as spent giving
Into bone, the proportion of arm d a u g h te r Doris, Mr and Mi
III from P ortland Sunday evening and
berg: E sth er. Mr». C harles H all; stu n ts an d socially
R efresh m en t-
m ap
relatives
length to leg length m ark the earli­ in, W heeler and daughteru, Mort spent Monday w i t h
M artha. Miss M vrtle Kern: E lecta, w ere served a t a late hour G uests
We wi,h you n Happy and
Ihe Gabeoek and M arian Sprague of Ml-«
Mi's. F. L. G ran n is; m arsh all. Mrs. w ere Madelle Beidler. C arolyn G ran-
e r m aturity of g irl, a , well as the
„ W ,, arw ick was accom panied l,v
H. A. H agen; chaplain. Mrs. Wil- ms, Jean Allison Je rrin e B urrow s
arriv al of a.loi..«
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coium unltv, and Albert H akes I’allaa Brown
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Prosperous New Year
arriv
al
or
«
,lo
l,»
.,m
e
at
th
irteen
and
W
illiam
H
ansen
of
ttaleni.
The
Miss
Viola
Wellv
«ml
Marcella
llam M aeG lbbon; m usician. Miss Adeline A dam s (E u g e n e ' and Eve-
or
rourtcen
yearn.
In
these
trait*,
.une
<roup
m
et
S
unday
for
th*lr
Holm**
of
C
entralia
cam*
HaturUav
G enevieve L ansing: w arder. Mrs. Ivn Sm ith
Torn Keene
boys lag behind, hut eventually (hey C hristina* d in n er at the home of Io spend the Chrt»tnm* vacation
E at! F ullm er: sentinel. W illiam
—
with Ml** Welty** *i*ter. Mr*. C 11
Thum . Vlnal R andall, past p atro n .
Mrs. O. L N ichols e n te rta in s I
will reach, both In actual *l*e and Mr. and Mr*. H iram W heeler
w as in stallin g officer and Mrs. E. the M P. G. club T u esd ay a ft. p
In tmy build. Ihe type tl
Unit la fur-
M r* - N n r , M , r of l‘vnx H o i-, " mata.
low and grandson H arold H artley
Mr and Mr» M urrv Newton en
A Jo h n sto n , past m atro n , preside«!, noon. The aftern o o n w as spent
est aw ay from the baby.
and son-in-law. Mr B urnett, both tertalned the following guests at
■¿on
J Kh n ‘ aoc,al,v and re fre s h m e n t, w ere
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of G aston were visitor« Monday at dinner C hristm as eve Vern Short
| ». '.. w ith a g ift and the m em bers served a t the tea hou- -'h.. e .1. .. c
Il
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the hom e of Mr and M l- E It ridge of W eitwo.»l (’«I Mr an.l
presented h er w th a p ast m atro n s w as a tt r a c t iv e w ith hoP.v a n d M-
a!1 A dventurers in
Matinee 2:30 P. M
V i* new officers presented Donnell Allen w as a guest The
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Fr«m
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Mrs. Thum w ith flowers. R efresh- club will m eet tn tw o w eeks w ith
'f'«'
I ■
« », r.t of youth
in Fiistoricnl R ecord, ” >he neighborhood, «m ndlng Mon W C S hortrldge Mr and Mrs W
m ents w ere served follow ing th e Mrs. Roy S h o rt
m eeting.
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•
T ’" - -
:
, X * £ » i T « r c , ? . r i and Mr« J
Sunday and Monday
Small The «am ,
is» .„ x i s — "r d
.
M r*' In e I M eeks e n tertain ed w ith sl-'ins dow huard Into a dead end tn o u , eclip se, of h isto ry : T ie first
January 1 and 2
f O rval Rigby. H arold and O rval group of people w«« guests C h rist­
Mr. and Mrs, J. P. G rah am en ter- a d in n e r C h ristm as dav
Guest«
—ined w ith a bridge p arty Tues- w ere th e H arlev G ates N ets a De- « h e re | - ui g a , 1» I kely to settle, one recorded, 2137 II. C , In China, having be n " ehooim ates "at" iaturv" mas at the W C Shortrldge home
Mr and Mi« Dirk G arm an and
1 hey will enter underground p l|w . It cost two Chinese astro n o m er, wood ncs.lem v several vvar» ago.
day nig h t honoring Elw in Lea and Young Harm- S to n eh u rg F red \a -
•on went to Haleev F rl.lav for a
,w o d of au B g erkeley
h ters. M Cal.
arg aret
and
Doro- d fan’
erson
C larence
S - mm I mi »
and go In search of adventure th eir h tsol, for getting drunk.
To you all who have
thv.
M r,.
W illiam
™ ,. and
M?. and
M rt
LONDON.
few .lav«' vial, with Mr« G arm an a
Wi'ieli too often end» In tragedy. 7(13 B. C. m entioned In the Old
been our gooil frieiula mul
Dee 27
C la v ,..n
n , p a re n t,. Mr and Mr« H opper
«hum he.a high score for w om en derson Mrs M arv S to n e b u r- Mrs
Abandoned mines, w.tli th eir dark T estam ent. Interpreted by Joshua m ashed l„.s left hand F riday when
and George McQueen for men. Re- C arrie H em enw av and M r and Mr«
B ,? * ‘ . Ipf'
customer* a wxirtl of urate
i fresh m en ts were served a t a late S. R. V eatch.
r8' and m ysterious Interiors, offer a a , the "sign“ prouilsetl by Jehovah t w as cau g h t betw een two tim ber« n,?h ' f,,r I,l?f Anuele«. where «be
fill appreciation nml heat
‘ ■ - he was w orking at the W A will e n te r college
h o u r The table w as cen tered w ith
' _A —
lure th at at tim es cannot be re- to »how th a t Jerusalem would be while
wishes for n llii|»|>y New
a potted evclem an and red tapers.
N -ig h b o rs of W oodcraft m et Wee
Mi and Mr» J. E. Hanlon e n te r
W
oodard
saw
mlu.
He
w
as
given
slated.
saved from besieging Assyrians.
tam ed Chrtutm a« with a fam ily din
HU7 l M X 7 e « * *
Mra nesd»y n ieh t ln I O O
F ha
m edical aid In C ottage Grove.
Year
3S5 B. C. an eclipse In afternoon
H A. H agen. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam T hev will hold joint In sta’lation
I.Ike many an adventurer, th e e
Miss O pal H enderson, who had ncr G uests were the G erald Ban
McQueen a n d ’xi™ CU£ , F > o ^ Onte J '" * P i C’-eswel! ch an te r W ednes
unw arned y o u n g ster, walk unsti, stopped the M eles and P ersians In 'e in visiting at the Jo h n Suther- tl,n fam ily of Sunny-side. W ash, the
aicw ueen an d Mrs. C. E. F ro st
dav night, J a n u a r y 11. Follow ing th.
pectingly Into the a rm , of death. th * m idst of a b attle and scared -n I hon," retu rn ed to her home In H arvey Shlnp family of Black
Mitzi Green
C ottage Grove T hu rsd ay
B utte and Mrs. H arold Abeene and
c-i , t * . - . .
. m eeting refre sh m e n ts w ere served
„ M is, Elsie Lea en tertain ed w ith Mrs Mabel D ixon w as ch a irm a n of When the first «L.-ilness of nausea them Into ending a tlve-years' war
F ran k Davis of S h o eitrin g spent «-hildren.
a bridge p a rty T h u rsd ay evening the com m ittee
a ttack s them and they tu rn to seek w l,h Pear*.
'b e G.-i.i gc Hailes home,
A -hoi I ..r ..-i uni wa- g'yep to Do
honoring h er nieces. M arcaret and
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safety. It Is often too late and they
17S0 A. D. at Penobscot, Maine,
Tuesday and Wednesday
D orothy Lea of Berkeley. Cal. Re-
The class of 1931 will hold a ne­ fall «lying before they can reach the during the American revolution,
January 3 and 4
w er e served at a .ate hour. G uests union from 8 30 to 11 30 to n lch t
D espite th e w ar the American gov-
Km «!m.UfhStSv > * re
a ?.d
: F r i d a ''*
S w a n s o n h a ll. .Mr m .i open air.
Kn Sm ith. \ icto r Goff. C arolvn Mrs W S Averill of CorvalP» a n t
T h at Is why the bureau of mines e ‘ nmw“ flned out ■ »elentlftc expo-
bemn n johne a K ^ S° E i? e n n a S ?
X
^ ¿ t s '^ C a r ^ ‘
C o tta jie
has laid so much stress on the
and boarding up of abandoned mine
1S42 A D. In Italy. An eclipse
^ L t h ° a nn T i U r ^ ? £ d . .
3anC,nii
^ ¿ ^ v e rs lo n
G r o v e ’s
shafts, the testing of a ir In sewers, of such ex traordinary beauty that
Prices
True story of Africa
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_
Mr. an d Mrs. C E C m n h rev en- th e w arnings to p aren ts to discour­ vast crow ds of spectators broke In­
i Mr. and Mrs. C E. U m phrev en- iertain ed w ith a d in n er C h rtstm as
to cheers. Rally ■ beuds were nam ed
Own
Every
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tertain ed M onday evening honor- day. The tab ic w is c e n t e r 'd ^ th a age their children from too much a t this eclipse.
r?
e
Mrs.
R
oy
L
eonard
of
poin
settia
p
lant
an
d
red
exploring
In
eaves
and
other
under­
tap ers.
Thursday and Friday
Free City Delivery
Duy
Cash Store
E radw ood, fo rm er resid en ts of this G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs N
ground places.
E
city. The evening was sp en t playing Com pton and th e S
I
January 5 and 6
M
ackin
rook and refresh m en ts w ere served fam ily
B e w a re th e “ P o r k y ”
at a late hour.
_
P erhaps the best deK.Tiptlon o f
V n it e d S ta te ** S eal
_.
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"
Mrs. W. W. M cF arlan d e n te rta ln -
the p«>rky's appearum-e, says a
T ae "25 club of th e R ebekah ed th e L aC om u, club T uesday af-
T he reverse of the G reat Seal of woodman. Is Hint of ar. Adrlon.lack
lodge e n tertain ed w ith a covered ternoon a t th e C o lo n ia l cafe The the United S tates shows an unfin­
guide who culled him “a hi.inly crit­
d ish d in n er F rid ay in I. O. O. F. tim e w as sp en t socially and
hall F ollow ing th e d i n n e r
fresh m en ts w ere serv ed a t th e tea ished pyram id, nbove which is an te r with an tngrowln' face.” T h ,
C h ristm as tre e w as held.
hour. The table w as cen tered w ith eye In a blue triangle, all proper. only “buniller c ritte r" than a full-
holly and tap ers.
The lowest course of the pyram id grow n porky Is a half grown one,
Charles Farrell and Joan
The class of 1932 held a reunion
bears
the
Roman
num erals which may he properly descriloq) by
The
tru
ste
e
s
and
m
em
bers
of
the
M onday evening in L O. O. F. hall.
Bennett
MI M'( ’I.XX \ I. B eneath the p y ra­ likening It to th e top of an old
w
as
sn
en
t
n
isv
in
»
P
re
sb
y
terian
ch
u
rch
held
a
jo
in
t
T he evening
gam es and refresh m en ts w ere serv- chu rch * n a r t o r ^ G
¡-J th « mid, on a golden scroll. Is the m ot­ fashioned ice cream freexer—a bris­
1 a: a late h o u r_____
u S fC“ DarIors- H w’as decided to to “Novus Ordo Seclorum ” (a new tle-covered eight Inches of e x is t­
Crescent
hold a co n g reg atio n al d in n e r and era In the ng<‘s>, and above Is the
ence th at seem s to have neither
pro g ram next T h u rsd ay evening
m otto •‘Annult Uo«‘p tis” (H e pros­ head nor tall.
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. W arren ent r- pers our beginning). The pyram id
T he quills of the porcupine are
tained w ith a d in n e r C h ristm as signifies strength and duration* the
Pun or set of biscuit cutter, free
day. G uests w ere Mrs. M an- S m ith eye o re r it and th motto allude to set lightly In the skin. When Ini
be«lded In a foe. they pull free at
and E lean o r W arren of W alker
th
e
many
Interpositions
of
Provi­
P hillip V incent of O akland
ind
the base and rem ain In the flesh of
P hyllis V incent.
dence In favor of the American the victim. C ountless tiny barbs at
cause. The date underneath Is the th e ir tips cause them to work deep­
The voung people of th e M etho­
Produce Plant
d ist ch u rch will e n te rta in w ith a d ate of the D eclaration of Inde­ e r and deeper, causing dreadful to r­
; w atch p a rty S a tu rd a y even in g in pendence and the words under It ture, until they Anally reach a vital
E
the ch u rch parlors.
signify the beginning of the new fc|>ot, when death pu ts an end to
A m erican era. which commences the victim 's suffering.
If you use margarine use the best
The O rd er of R ainbow for G irls from th a t date.
Heinz large bottle
will m eet M onday night. J a n u a ry
9. for an n u al election of officers
A stronom ical
A parsec la a unit of length used
E lih u Y a le ’» G ra y s
The T uesday B ridge club will
In expressing the distance of star*,
m eet next T uesday w ith M rs W il­
For many centuries. W rexham <»ne parsec Is alm ost exactly 201.2,18
liam M over a t S pringfield.
steeple or tow er has h.-en account­ tim es the mean distance of the enrth
The A m erican Legion and auxili­ ed one of th e "w on,1 -s of W ales." from the sun. A s ta r Is at a dls-
ary will m eet M onday n ig h t in the It was bullt In 1172.
arm ory.
g one ’ance of one purse- from the e r t h
' » If Its annual parallax am ounts M
height of 13.1 feet and wholly over-
The Jollv B unch en te rta in e d with pow ers the body of th e church It­ >n, second o f arc.
a dance C h ristm as eve tn I. O. O F
Cryrtal White
Crystal White
self, and It Is ornam ented with tha
hall.
S ophism
figures of 30 saints. In the church,
Oiant size
1-lb. pkgs
“Every man should have w rk t,
Large pkgi
The O. L. H. club will m eet a t 2 many American to u rists seek out fit his brains." says nn economist
th e epitaph, and In the churchyard, Rut think how mnnv people that
T uesday w ith Mrs. J. P. G raham .
th e grave of Ellhu Yale the found­ would throw out of work pertna
er of Yale college, who was born nently.—R»«'nn T m n«crlpt.
D readed C opperhead Is
In America hut died In London. He
Not A ggressive Snak»
S IL K C R E E K .
The copiH-rhenrl. one of t h . was a descendant of the Welsh fam ­
ily of Bias In lal. pronounced
Dec. 26.—Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Dun
M akes th e very nam e of which "Y ale5 T he epitaph of "Ellhugh ” can an d son w eal«v left l»«t week
strik es te rro r Into the h eart of t h , too long to quote h e r- Is one of for C en tral P o in t. W esley retu rn ed
, orip
early C n r.stm aa m orning, his par-
city man out in the hills. Is highly , v .
m e quaintest rhym es to be found en ts rem ain in g to m ake tn e .r hom e
Amaízo or Plato
poisonous, but now here n ear th e ag ­ on any learned man’s g ra v a
in th a t place.
Baby or minced
Rainier
gressive enemy th a t story has pic­
W ord h as been received from
Tall 10-oz. cans
S eattle of th e b irth of a d au g h ter
tured It to be. T he snake, as a
Light or Dark
A ..» . A -. p , D e c e m b e r
16 to Mr. and Mrs.
m atter of fact. Is slnggish and I,
. . .
1 u *r
C harles A. A nderson, fo rm er resi-
unlikely to he of m enace to hum ans
® Through 1932, as in former years, Swift fit Company
L»ld you know th at once the hand dents. The babv has been nam ed
unless it 13 encountered In brush or of man has touched the wild ass B a rb a ra E llen.
h a, maintained its nationwide cash market for farm
In e Jo h n O. B urcham fam ily of
by rocks w here th e contact is made
produce.
conto/t , i t . r,. , ,
7
,
H a rrisb u rg visited D ecem ber id a.
by th e human.
cepted by Its friends and re latio n s’ the hom e of Mr B u rch am 's par-
The copperhead Is a mem ber of Such Is the law of th* wilderness, enta, Mr. an d Mr*. S hade B urcham .
More than 100 Swift & Company produce plants in
th e rattlesn ak e family, but has n-i One breath of civilization Is enough
G eor*« T eeter*’ m other. Mr*,
the West and Central West have continued to buy daily
In F',*,“ M c*5‘bben of C ottage Grove,
rattles. Its head Is of a burnlsh.- J to break the six'll of freedom
anni-.r-.t,»,
,h
-
,i
i
10
ieil
one
d av la st w«elt and broke
the supplies offered. Everything they purchase has a
copper color, while Its body Is of a ap pearance the wild ass very much several ribs.
Mrs. T eeters w as In
dark
-
brown
color
with
dark
resem bles a mule. It Is of the sam e tow n several d ay s la st week visit-
market over a thousand miles wide and thousands of
blotches, more or less Y shaped, on size, but reddish brown In color ‘ntt h e r m o th e r-
Regular or Quick
Cake pan free
miles long. The supply goes wherever demand is best.
th e sides and round on the stom­ W,G ' / 7 h at r ted U "
7et
^ o m a hT.M rlecenBt“ ac’clda. n t reC0Vere<1
ach. It will a tta in a length of four spite of the sim ilarity, the wild
T he d is tric t ecool pupils gave an
At no time, in the territories served by these plants,
Rubber apron or
feet a t m aturity.
cre a tu re Is Infinitely superior to th e e n te rta in m e n t T h u rsd ay evening
have producers of poultry, butterfat and eggs been with­
It la usually found In damp gentle ass. Even a racehorse might Ih e room wag d ecorated w ith a
Basketball Free
out a daily cash market.
a ^ ^ ^ t r ^ e ^ “
p lace , and In rocky country from he a sorry sight hes'de th e "E q u u .
early spring until autum n. It has Kl.ing
careering along the salt from the te a c h e r were d istrib u ted
• • •
a num ber of o th er names, such as plains of T ibet, as gloriously free f roni the tree and also n u ts and
pilot, copperbelly, red adder and a s the desert ln which he was born ca" dV ,to each child present. The
—Exchange
' sc5.?01 *•, cJ ° ’ e d u n til J a n u a r y 3
redeye.
• Swift S b Company has not had this year—has never
T he w ind sto rm T h u rsd ay did
________________ a lot of dam age. T rees could be
had—any control over prices. The farm er’s price it
J a p a n N o t So T in y
h eard falling m ost of the m orning.
made by what the consumer can and will pay for the
G uest Room P o in ters
fences were blown down, shlnglet
Many of us think of Jap an as a
Dellcloua
T he family Is Judged by Its guest ° " a
w ere loosened and blown |
Seedless
sm all cluster of Islands, w hereas the
butter, eggs and poultry. This company’s task is to
em pire of Jap an Includes 3,000 Is­ room. In planning this room It Is
F ra n k O verholser re tu rn e d F rl-
cover the gap, quickly and economically between more
lan d * T hese have an area of 173.- well to keep In mind four points d a V from a visit of several m onths
than 200,000 farm patrons and nearly as many store­
relativ es an d frien d s In Iowa,
7hfl square miles, and extend for F irst, the gin -it does not know
keepers.
2,.7«l miles. Only 000 of these Is­ w here a single thing In the house u"'11? '’.? e"«?. N eb rask a. In Indiana
Is kent
K<-r. , ,l loiom
.
he vlllited hls la th e r s old hom e and
lands a re Inhabited. Late s t a t i s t i c is K ept
8 , , . md. guests a re trav people and in N eb rask a he wag th e
Posting daily quotations a t its buying plants, Swift
give the population of Jap an as elers, so a trav eler’s com fort should g u est of Mr. and M rs Rob P aul
<k Company is really saying to the producer:
62.938.2,X), while th a t of Its neigh­ he considered. T hird the room b ro ,h e r and sister-in-law of E. E
should he planned for m asculine as f’aUJ n V?,(„retuUrned fruQrn f ° r t l a n d
bor, China, Is 411,3.10,,XXL—Los An
,i
,
■ ■
'"••xr an jn an a u to he Durcha»pd whilA
“ Consum ers everywhere, through their retailers, offer ,o
well bn fem inine rih ' s I r .
Fourth, there.
geles Times.
much for poultry, butterlst or eogs. Costs of preparation,
accessories should he Included which
M r- and Mrs. V. 8. S trock and
transportation and selling are kept at a m inim um . W ith
can be added to or taken from the n ®Phew Sadie Mills w ere dinner
R e v o lu tio n a r y H e r o
r f ”th e Z
l ’ t 0 the “ ge an <J
a " " tL 8sa t O d EV Conre.dhOo^CU >
,r « r.
these service costs deducted, the pnee paid here is about
Gen. A rth u r S t. Glair, Revolution
what retailers will pay at their doors hundreds of m ile,
o f t h . guest.
Hill, Mrs, S trock a nd Mrs. C onrad
ary
soldier,
mem
ber
of
congress
and
•w ay.”
governor of N orthw est territo ry
from 1789 to 1802, died m ar his old
New Z ealand G iant
• • •
Lome, th e H erm itage near Young
The Kauri pine of New Zealand Is
town, W estm oreland county Benn
a coniferous tre e which grow s l.K)
• Volume holds down processing cost. Carload ship­
sylvanla, August 31. ISIS, and ««-..» feet high, has iance shaped leaves
burled In the Gen. A rth u r St. ( Imr and smooth oval cones like the
ments reduce freight bills. The same salesmen who sell
May 1933 bold much of (rood
cem etery a t G reensburg Ba.
cedar». Its close-grained, yellow
Swift’s Premium Ham and Bacon and Brookfield Sausage
and none of had for each and
ww,d Is used In cabinet making.
wn„
n,an ppfr,..
A rcade
T h e a tre
1933
M
P ro g ra m
R enegades
of the
W est
Jungle Mystery
Serial
J. C. Penney Co.
H appy
N ew Y ear
“L IT T L E
O RPHAN
A N N IE ”
City Bakery
CONGORILLA’
Irish-Swartz
Co.
INCORPORALO
44
Low
T«ike ad v an tag e of some exceptional values we are offering you in
this sale to clear our stock before inventory.
W ild
B aking Pow der
1 -lb. can
S W IF T
&
COMPANY
- -
B i s ci u i c k
25c p ack ag e
- 19c
T ro c o
Sí
3
lbs.
- - - -
Soap
C a ts u p
25c
15c each
W ash in g P w d
I’EEFS
W ash in g P w d
10 bars 29c
3
Salad Oil
Cash
Q u art
2 g a llo n
19c
35c
pkgs.
10c
15c e a c h
Clam s
3
fo r
M alt
25c
Peter Pan Coffee
29c c an
Q u ak e r O ats
lib .
3 lbs.
L arg e
Pkg.
F lo u r
15c
R a is in s
49-lb- bag---79c
4 - lb .p k g . - - -
18c
F re e Balloons fo r the K iddies. Come early w hile these stocks last.
As 1933 is about to be ushered in we express sincerest w ishes
fo r y o u r happiness and p ro sp erity d u rin g the New Year.
W H E R E T H E T H R IF T Y T H R IV E
also sell Swift’s Premium Milk Fed Chicken, Golden
West Fo#l and Swift’s Brookfield Butter, Eggs and
Cheese, thus benefiting livestock men and prnH.»«,
growers «dike.
■Slipht O verL ght
S w ift & C o m p a n y
Purveyors o/ line
everyone of us. May we for-
it< t
the unpleasant things
thut have happened and re­
member all the good things
that have or are going to
happen.
food»
an
"It Is related of Frcdorh k G
Howe.” w rites l.l, < oln Steffens of
the notable reform er, “th at when
he had laid the finished m anuscript
of Ids autobiography proudly lie fer.•
h!« wife, and she had read It, she
i Icoked up a t him with the humor
j th a t Is all hers and sa id : ‘But Fred,
w eren't you ever m arried?”—Golden
Book Magazine.
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Inventory Sheets. Sentinel.
S e d im e n t C a r r ie d to O ce an
The Mississippi riv er has a total
ann ual discharge a t Its mouth of
78fi,190,000.»XXJ cubic yards, and the
to ta l am ount of sedim ent carried
Into the gulf nn mally Is about 406,-
210,(XX),(XX» tons.
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S h ear Wi«dom
M„ „ eJ ha„ wlng„ bu, H
person k<-eps them well clipped,—
| fl"»ton T ranscript,
S te w a r t’s
P lu m b in g S h o p
j.
Schofield Stewart, Prop.
E Q U A L IT Y INSPECTED MEATSr
BACON ENDS BACON
B£EF_R OASTS
1 C
2 Pound
HAMBURGER
OR PORK 1 AC
SAUSAGE
lb.
I If
X 3
Pound
HALF
OR
W H O LE
li
Pound
C
Pound
PORK ROASTS
X 0
Pound