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THE 8BNTINF.1» COTTA«!» QROV PAGE TWO. Cottage (firove >mtinel __________ tiu b iu k .a taw .__________ E L B E R T B E D S , Editor P vb lltko d E»«ry Frid ay by C o tt« « Or»»« Publishing Company. Elbori B .d o ............................. ....... PrseMrat E lb o ri Bmltb __________ __ - ...... BssttSory A firs t c I m i publication on trrrd at C ot tage Gro»a aa avcond H ast m ailer. BaaUaaa Offtca a u B a c R im o N SS N orib M it h r a t e ’ s (Caab In advance.) Ona ro a r _ _ _ l l.T S |r h r » « niontba .« O S S H li m oatbt __il.O O IO aa month ------SO 25 Foreign ra ta --5 0 c yeai additional Member of N ational E d ito ria l Association Oregon State E d ito ria l Aaaoclatloa Oregon N avapapar Coafareaeo BACK TAXES. W t apeak of tha deficiency In tax payments aa though that amount of money were entirely loet to the county, city and school district, whereas as a m atter of fact a large amount of it w ill be paid Even in A Super Salesman Is At Your Service , theee days back taxes are being paid. j A recent statement front the ; sheriff's office showed collections of $17,453 on 1980 taxes that should have been paid in 19S1 $4,094 in 1929 taxes that should have been paid In 1980 and collection« of $1.31$ in 1928 taxes that should have been paid in 1929 Thia wan only one report for the year. Such payments w ill continue over many years for the taxes now de linquent. O f course, the county Is J going to have to take over a lot of property, but in time it w ill realise on a lot of that. It is not unreason- I able to say that of taxes now de- ! Itnquent the county w ill eventually ! realise SO per cent or tnore. The bad feature is that in years such as thia, and such aa last year was. we who are paying our taxes have to pay to care for the delin quent taxpayer, while the payments ! on the delinquent taxes w ill come No m atter what your line of business is, the best salesman you can obtain in the Cottage Grove community is the Cot tage Grove Sentinel. And thia salesman is con stantly at your service I The Sentinel does not have to knock at the door; it has been a familiar figure for 40 years, and enters the home aa a welcome guest. Neither does it have to pro ceed slowly from door to door; it entera most of the homes in the Cottage Grove trading area, at practically the same time, and conveys its message to every member of the family. It doesn’t antagonise your prospects, or talk a sale to death. Its salary is known to you in advance; it doesn’t eharge you a commission, or turn in an ex pense aeount. It isn’t loafing when it should be attending to business. You can count on its getting there every Friday morning. Best of all, you can hire it when you want it, and just as long as you want it, without any arguments or apologies. Decide now to avail yourself of this super salesman of the community! Follow the lead of many local and national adver tisers who recognize its value and employ its regularly. Let it help you plan your campaign and place its re sources at your service! Buttery To Celebrate Anniversary of Unit Members of the Presbyterian In year« when it w ill be much easier church sntsrtalned with a covered fur us to pay. dish dinner Thursday evelnlng In Every taxing unit is cutting down the chuich parlors A business Its indebtedness. A large part of meeting followed the dinner delinquent taxes will be paid and Haiterv "K.” 249th C. A . local na The study class of older voung tloual guard unit, will celebrale the will further decrease the public In M r and Mrs. T C. Wheeler en people of the Msthodlat church met am ilveisaiv of the organisation of debtedness. A few years from now tertained w ith a bridge partv Sat Wednesday evening at the hiuiie of the unit with a dinnei «I 9 o clock we shall see a real reduction tioni urday night The scorva naaraat tha Rev M A. Groves Following the Tuesday nlglil in the armory Roll the high point in taxation, and this call and drill will be held at 8 The telephone company's raeord number "1933" won the prises and meeting >h«v held a taffv pull will come when payments are easier ♦— o'clock preceding the dimisi for outstanding service in time of Mrs. W arren McFarland held that than they are now The future la crisis The Spanish war veterans ami Invitations have been seni io was maintained bv the local «core for the women and Victor Refreah- auxiliary will not meet thia eve various officers of the national bright. telephone office during Monday's Chambera for the men ments were served at a late li.uu ning lF rid ay ) aa thav had planned guuid and Captain I.«Hells Hlew ail, flood. Local service waa never dis UNGKATFUL, Friday evening. oommamllng the batlerv. »specie a rupted and the one break In the and the table wae attractive with They will meal We wonder why a great deal of long distance service to the south holly and red tape re Gueata were January 20 number from headquarteis to a t the French loan ever came to he wa» Immediately repaired bv H . B Mr and Mis. S V Allison. Mr. and — ♦ — tend Local parsone Invited ate Mrs W illiam Thom. M r and Mrs. Mre W illiam Thum entertained Robert Fromm, president of tlie classified As war debts. After the Griggs and another man The break Victor Chambera. Mrs McFarland. w ar the United States loaned that was near Yoncalla and It was nec M r and Mrs H It Grlgga. M r and with a dinner partv one evening Lions club. Elbert Bede, president last week honoring her father, H of the chamber of commerça; country Liberty bond money to re essary for the two to go out in a Mia. N J. Nelson. Mr ami Mrs 11 J Shinn, on hie birthdav anniver George Matthew«. commandei o f construct her railroads, build puollc boat to reach the scene of the W Lombard. Miss Lula Currln. sary the American Legion; D. A Einar trouble. buildings, and to buy surplus war {George Jacobsen. Mrs. W B. John One business man who had gone eon. superintendent of Mhoola. and Swanson, Mrs. material like locomotives, rolling to Eugene was notified bv the of ston. Mrs A. W The young people of the Metho F. L. Grannis, principal of 'he high stock, automobiles and other equip flee here that floral waters were Clara Burkholder and Belle Burk dist church entertained with a achool. watch party Saturday In the ment on hand in the A. K. F. de threatening hla store Other tier- holder. First Lieutenant Herbert W l«iin church parlors. bard will ba toastmaster. A proaraui pots. We did not want to ship this sons were warned M r and Mrs Vlnal Randall en The office was shorthanded be of music and (elks h a s been material home and France needed tertained with a dinner Sunday for The Constellation club met Thuro. planned it and she bought It at a bargain. cause of the hotidav season, accord relatives. Guests were M r and Mrs. day afternoon with Mrs. Schofield The dinner will be served bv the ing to Miss Evelvn Grove, manager, Now In effect she says that she be Nichols and American laiglon auxiliary the operators were untiring in J. A Powell and M r and Mrs. N. Stewart. Mrs O. L I lieves we should make her a present but II Ihiwell of Prlnavlila. M r and Mrs. J. P Graham as hostesses their efforts to give service Those Tha batlerv comprises ihre« of I of all these th in g s . who handiest the exchange during Mrs. N W White, Mrs. lnea K ram fleer« and 30 men France made th is country a pres the crisis were Armorel Monson. er, the Alfred W hite fam ily, Mrs. The Past Matrons' club will uuci ent of nothing We paid rent on M yrtle Neet. Olive Brown ami Clara l-sura Massey, Mrs. Flora Small, Monday afternoon in Masonic hall M arjory and Wendsll Small, Mrs. with Mrs. O. L. Nichols and Mrs. every foot of trench our army oc Foster. Coffman and Mr. ami Mrs. Nelson Durham as hosier Two Inches of water flowed over | j Llbbv cupied. every barn, chicken coop or GAS ig always . F Powell. other billet our soldiers slept In. the company's floor and efforts QUICK—no waiting for beat Several famlllaa entertained with were made to keep the water from freight on her railroads after re The Methodist missionary society a covered dish dinner New Year's rising for f e a r that It would OLEAN—no «moke, loot or building the road beds and even for reach telephone cables and bat met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs day at the home of M r and Mrs W the privilege of blowing up bridges teries. Had water reached these tim er Moore as hastes» Mrs. D. H. H . Ostrander aihea across rivers being used by the G er the entire exchange would have Mercer had chapter and Mrs. Moors ECONOMICAL no waste led devotional» A mystery box con mans In the march on Paris. The Mothers' club will inset Tuee- gone out of service. CONVENIENT—no fuel to test was started and a handker A ll other countries In the war re day In their club rooms for an all- chief shower was given Mre. Mer day meeting. buy in advance or store on ceived territorial concessions out Of cer. who will leave soon for tnde- the German colonies. This country premises. • (■endence to make her home. Re The Dalphlan eocletv will meet neither asked nor received any IDEAL FOB ((MIKING, IKMIM freshments were served at tha tea Monday night, January 16. at the thing We owe no country any debt AND W ATER HEATING i hour. home of Mrs Elbert Beds and all we aak is that they pay Appliance» atailalile on e«a) what they owe us. — Springfield Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Richmond of The Christian Endeavor enter payment plan or for low News. Hood River, the S. L. Mackln. Nel Adventist Church. At intersec son Durham and C. E. Utnphrev tained with a watch partv Satur monthly rental. day In the church parlors One steamship line receives $87,- tion of west Main and M streets is families entertained with a covered 820 from Uncle Sam for carrying a small white church. Seventh Day dish dinner Tuesday evening at tha The Order of Rainbow for Girls Adventist Each Saturday at 9.30 mi 133 pounds of m all and another hour is spent in the study of the Umphrey home. The table was a t will meet Monday night and hold tractive with a poinsettia and red election of officers. gets $363,022 for carylng 133 pounds, Sabbath school lesson. A t I I o'clock Corporation of Oregon The evening was spent so says a congressman. — Eugene tha pastor. Elder Paul Iverson, de tapers. II . R. N IX O N . K eprraen latlve cially and plavtng rook The IstComua club will meet Register-Guard. livers a sermon, the proof of his I34g Jefferson Phone fl3 -J Tuesday with Mrs G. B Pitcher It's things like this that make the statements being named by chap Evelyn Smith entertained with a ex-service boys feel that they are ter and verse from the Bible. Wed dinner partv Friday evening honor S e n a te o f O ld R om e not asking too much in asking for nesday evening hour. 7:30. ing Dorothy and M argaret Lea of e • • There were 300 In tha eenata of Berkeley. Cal. The table was at immediate payment of the bonus. Fresh) terian Church. Duncan P. tractive with Oregon grape and Home, representing tha heads of the The technocrats say that two or Cameron. Pastor. — Sunday school, red tapers. Guests were Adeline 300 clans which, according to pra 10; forenoon service. 11. w rnion Adams of Eugene. Carolvn Grannis. three hours of work a day is suf topic, "The Message of the Church." historic tradition, were merged Into ficient. That's no inducement to Has the church any place in mod Victor G off and Elbert Smith. the cantons that funned the Homan join the movement. That would be ern society, is it done for. or has it Several families surprised Mr. and republic. increasing w hat most of us are do a vital function to perform? Even Mrs. J. M. Eastham and their house ing service, sermon topic, "Technoc guest. Mrs. May S. W agner of Port ing now. racy- W hat Is It?" Come with your land. with a covered dish dinner Toe Cynical A s ta b iliz e r r e c e n tly in v e n te d questions. Prayer meeting. Wed Wednesday evening at the Eastham “No ona Is so often mid so easily | hum,- Twenty guests were present deceived.” said III Ho the sage of I takes the roll out of ocean liners. nesday. 7:30. • • • and the evening was spent socially. Chinatown. ”«« one who makes It a An extra large size is needed at the F ree M ethodist C hurch. Roy W —♦ — state capitol. Howell. Pastor. — Sunday school. Carolyn Grannis entertained with rote to believe nothing “— Washing- 1 9:45. Mrs. Elizabeth T arr, superin u buffet supper Sunday evening on ton Star Even t h e elements protested tendent; forenoon service. 11. ser her birthdav anniversary. Guests against the special session of the mon topic. ' The Baptism of F ir e , were Margaret and Dorothy Lea of legislature. evening service, 7:30, sermon topic. Berkeley. Cal.. Adeline Adams of D e p e n d s W ho Is H o ste s s The Sinfulness of Sin and Its Defi ne. Evelvn S m ith . W ilberta It must have been a franile boa- HOLD ON TO Y O l R nite Remedy.” Prayer meeting. Wilson and Jean Allison. iena who first cried : "Now Is (he Thursday. 7:30 p. m SELF-RESPECT. „ • • • The meeting of the O. L. H. club (Ima far all good men to come to "Am I slipping?” "Is my ability Church o f C hrist, I O. Shaw. Pas ■ to have been held this week with '.he aid of the p arty " Omaha giving out?” Has my resourceful ness dried up?” "Has my rignt band tor. Sunday school, 9:43, Clem Mrs. James P Graham was post World-Herald Sarff. superintendent. Men of this poned because of the flood. The lost its cunning?” "Is my will-pow school are with Community Men at club will meet Tuesday. January er on the wane?" Such questions the armory; forenoon service. 11; 17. with Mre. Graham. M e r e ly P o e tic plague ninny men today. They won't evening service. 7:30. Young peo The name “tlsthay" waa glean by down. In view of what has befall ple's meetings. 6:30; prayer meet The Royal Neighbors will hold In- en, this is natural. But it la net ing. Wednesday. 7:30 «tallatlon of officers Tuesday night. Marco Pole to a country tn eastern • • • Asia, supposed to be northern China, January 10, In Swanson hall logical. I f you were the only per it has a poetic sound and post» fa F irst M ethodist E p iscop al Church. —• — son whose income had diminished, Tlie Presbyterian ladies' aid will vor It as a name for tYilna if yours were the only business that Meredith A. Groves. l*astor. Sun has become unprofitable, you would day school. 9:43, Mrs. C E. Um- meet Wednesday afternoon, Janu- Superintendent; forenoon Box L atter Film . Bantlnal. in Eftr'an. be justified in concluding that phrey. service. 11. sermon topic, "The something had gone wrong with Flesh and the S p irit;” evening ser you, with your brains, w ith your vice, 3. sermon topic. "The Lost judgment, w ith your capacity. The Sheep." Special music includes vo truth is, however, that not one man cal solo by Mrs. Alice Mercer, ac in a thousand, that not one bust companied by Mrs. Ord on violin. ness in a thousand, has escaped the Mr. Hotes on flute and Evelyn devastating effects of events since Sbanda; vocal solo bv Mrs. Hattie H a rt; orchestra numbers and pro INCORPORAT» 1929. cessional and responses by the Ponder these facts: The total in choir. Special feature will be a come of the people of this country tableau. "The Lost Sheep. ” Young is estimated to have fallen from people’s meetings Intermediate and Free C ity Delivery approximately $90,000,000,000 to less Senior Leagues at 6. young people's than $50,000,000,000. One-fourth of league. 7:15. Prayer meeting. Thurs all who were gainfully employed day. 7:30; voung people's studv are now completely idle, and a still class. Wednesday. 8. larger number are working only T each er T raining Claoa to Start. part-time; almost every high salary Starting Monday night. January has been drastically reduced; the 9. and continuing for three months income of every investor has been on every second and fourth Mon severely curtailed; most wages have day. a standard teacher training been cut. That is w hat has happen class will be held at the Methodist ed to individual* The m ajority of church. The course will be based on companies are today paying not a the "Principles of Teaching” and everyone taking at least five of the single dollar on their common two-hour classes will receive a stocks. Examine the quarterly or standard teacher training certifi other earnings' statements publish cate from his denominational board ed day-by-day ana you discover that or from the International Council it is unusual rather than usual for of Religious Education. Rev. M. A. any net profit whatsoever to be Groves w ill be the instructor. Bulk 2-lb. Can Broken Slices—No. 2Vi Cam shown. In a great many cases the Truck Driver Seriously Injured. losses run into very large figures. Benjamin Inman of Portland, Since the panic there have been driver for the American Motor E x about 80,000 commercial failures. press company, was seriously in In addition some 4,750 banks have jured late Monday night south of closed. Our foreign trade has Cottage Grove when the truck shrunk from over $9,600,000,000 in which he was driving collided with 1929 to approximately $3,000,000,000 a bus. He was brought to Barteil hotel here by a University of Ore for this year. Under all these circumstances gon student who was returning to school and was given first aid bv Royal Club—7-0«. Flat Tins Plain or Salted Fancy Oregona why should we feel that we should Dr. A. W. Kime. He was internally have gone along as it nothing out Injured and was Immediately sent of the ordinary has happened? How to the St. Vincent's hospital in Port could we In reason have hoped to land. where he Is reported to be in receive a special dispensation? I f a serious condition. we still have a job—any kind of a A Cleveland, Ohio, cat has given job— we should realize that we are among the fortunate ones. I f we birth to 102 kittens. I t is estimated that there are have been able to keep our busi ness going, even a t a loss, we have I more Catholics In the world than b-og. Tall Tins Bulk Bulk reason for seif-congratulation. Even confessors of any other religion. Miss and Mrs. alike are contrac those who have lost out completely financially, workwise, businesswise. tions of mistress. I t Is estimated that venison costs must not conclude that they have outlived their usefulness. W h a t California hunters $2 a pound. O f men without high school tra in ever befalls, we must hold on to our self-respect. We must indulge over ing, only 31 in 5,000,000 rise to com much in neither self-blame nor self- munity Importance. In ancient Rome a soldier was re. pity. We must not surrender ab jectly to fear, but lay fast hold on quired to swear aliegl&nce to his general. faith. Our heads may be battered Scientists claim that man's ac We have taken over the Green & Allen and bloody, but they must not be Camels, Luckies come bowed. W e must fight, not tions are 13 per cent Intellectual Market and are prepared to «rive you Chesterfields faint. Remember that no man is de and 85 per cent emo” or,al. quality meat and real prices. Alcatraz Island was converted feated until he himself admits de from a Spanish fort to a U .8. m ili feat. Don t adm it defeat!- The Forbes tary prison in 1858. Kings ruled the earth through 400 Magazine. generations until 1776. Oregon was the first state to fill Chinese Women Its quota of world war enlistments. Native women In Ch-na usually are supreme In the home and in the A tlas and G e o g ra p h y domestic affairs of the family. Some Mercator, the great geographer, McKenzie of the finest, wisest, and strongest characters In the world are said to first applied the name "Atlaa" to be found among old-fashioned Chi a volume of mapa and other geo Best Cuts of Shoulder or nese women of every class. It Is graphic Information because It long Rump Feldman'a Naptha Shoulder upon women that the brunt of life had been a common practice to print pictures of Atlaa supporting falls In t^iina and hers Is often the best and most practical head of the the world as a frontispiece of such collections.— Detroit News. family. 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P ineapple 10c 17c each Prunes 5 ibs. 17c S alad O il Quart M oth er’s 15c Cocoa P e a n u t B u tter 3 »»s. 22c each C ra c k e rs C lam s 3 2 tor 25c lb. box 25c D ates O y ste rs 2 ibs. 15c 4- cans 29c C ig a r e tte s Sugar 20 ibs. 89c Shortening 4 ibs..........25c 2 pk«s. 25c Pork Roasts Veal Roasts Soap F lo u r 49 ib. sk. 69c Macey—Shaw- W alker FIRE PROOF CABINET SAFES FIRE PROOF FILING CABINETS STEEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT of Every Kind T h e S e n tin e l R e lig io n and M o r a lit y Inca Stairways There ’• one proposition which the experionce of life burns Into my soul; it Is this, that a man should beware of letting his religion spoil his morality. In a thousand wsys, some great, some small, but all subtle, we are all dally tempted to that great sin.— W . B. Gladstone. The Inca Indiana had atepa or atalra to many of their buildings. The greater part of their dwelling houses were constructed with only one story, with steps leading to the roof. They also had step« leading to the tops of towers. H it E n jo y m e n t G o o d id e a Jud Tonkins says he went to the T h e Pest w a y to m ake h a y w h ile I big town expectin' a high old time the aun shines Is to make It from the grass other people allow to grow under their feet— Exchange. and the only way he could enjoy himself all evenin’ was smilin' let ters to the home folks.— Washing ton Star. U n w ie ld y " C u r r a n c y ” In ancient Cyprus, copper pel were used for noney Box Letter Files. Sentinel. F in g e r p r in t b tu d y Dactylography Is the scientific study of fingerprint« as a means of Identification. Blue Bell F lo u r 49 ib. s k . 79c 9 c lb. B acon S q u a res Nice for Frying or Seasoning 9 c lb. IOC lb. Bacon Fancy Sugar Cured 1 2 |c Lard H om e Rendered 3 lb. 10 bars 39c Mill Run 80-lb. Sack pounds 23c 65c W H E R E T H E T H R IF T Y T H R IV E
