FAOB TWO
F R ID A Y . MARC H I. IMS
T H « S E N T IN K L , CO TTA G E (1K O VF, O REG ON.
eotUflf «ron trattori I oertalolv
SÄTKUS,
' V " singing
" ' thelr
bove
are advertising
tha Kugvne chapter to attend their
In tha printing bill Thar« la one '
wav to boat the pay-ae-vou-recelve
mooting Friday evening (tonight) !
rule, that it to Rot a member to |
waa road and accepted Glrla wish- :
IMO
¡ boma city
send a request for tho calendar or
Ing to go will moot at tha homo of
BLBBMT B A D «
bill desired. but that uauallv la too
Mrs Rov Short at 8 «0 Following
U 1 t « r r t S y b ] r Coita«« Oro«« , Cosmetic therapy la
always
an
alow
and
too
troubloaomo
a
meth­
tha bualneaa mooting refreshments
P u k lk h lM Com
Important
subject
of
legislation.
od.
and
manv
nlckela
drop
Into
tha
war«
served bv a committee con-
.S C s rü s ^ r
probably largely to ret tho good till of tho bill room
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alatlng of Franca Randall. Bottv
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n v i a u _ Jacobsen. Gall Llndamood and Iaa- *
A flnt-etass pvkU astlu «st«r«d al Ori looking girls down from Portland,
but they haven't anything on tho
Manv of those who complain Lane County Man Submits New bAlu safiev
taya Orara aa sssssl-stass ■ s ta r.
glrla
that
are
on
tho
payroll
hare,
about
tho
expense
of
a
session
are
Baalaaaa O ffl»
SS Morta R ata
Plan to Make Sales
and the glrla hora know all about often among those who add to the
Constellation club mat Thursday
S U BSC R IPTIO N R A T S «
coamotlc
therapy
expense
of
a
session
That
la
shown
afternoon In the Masonic club
Tax Optional
(CaaA la atraaaa.)
a a a
in communications received by
rooms, with Mrs. Vlnsl R andall
» ...... ai TSlraroo BoaUa .M .M
Mrs Elbert Bede and Mrs. E. T.
U à .. »lOOlOao a o a U -- » H
State Capitol. Salem. Ore Feb every member In one mail ona
Hy KLHKKT II KOI
« a rata— AOa roar aAAlttaaal
member
received
23
letters
asking
Hov as hostesses The afternoon
! 28—A1 Price, who take« pride In
State
Capitol.
Salem.
Ore
.
Feb.
opposition
to
a
bill
that
had
bean
was
spent socially and refresh- I
I being a descendant of one of the
Msmta* «(
■ a lte e s ! B AItartel Aa
loot tribes of Israel has been III killed four days before Each of tha 28. -(S p e c ia l.)- There la now no ments were served at the tea hour, j
O rrgaa Hiato K 4llu rla l A se e c is lta e
for aovoral days
Probably from letters required an answer If tha j longer any doubt that ÜÜS^easlon The table was attractive with a
Oaaf»rja«^
having too much to do with pork friendship of the constituent were Is going to make one record, that cineraria plant and the St. I*at- |
to be retained That was an ex­ for the longest session In ths his­ rick's dav motif was carried out [
barrel legislation.
a a •
pense of at least 81.23 for that one tory of tho assembly. Senate and Guests were M ie
Ines Kramer.
Tho care and pains members are Item alone The coat o f needless house leaders a r t now placing Wed Mrs. Fred Bressler. Mrs. John
nesdav
of
next
week
as
ths
day
for
Kelly, Mies I<ydla Davidson, Mre
taking to have legislation in proper correspondence of thia kind prob­
shape when It la enacted la Illus­ ably coats a session a thousand adjournment sine die. Soma of these II. W. Lombard and Mie. Georg
leaders
ones
believed,
or
claimed
dollars
or
two
BJorset
trated by the numbers of amend­
to believe, that It would ba possible
ments to bills. Hardly any get by
♦
It begins to appear that we are to clean up business within tha *0
Bernadlne Wiese entertained the
without amendment in committee,
Stato Capitol, Salem. Ore.. Fob and those that do are likely to be going to reach port about next days, which andad tan days ago. so 9. A. II. club Wednesday evening
April amended from the floor.
H .—"W ho'll wo aprlng i
It
Is Friday or Saturday without hav­ they probably are not underesti­ Margaret and Betty Johnson were
fool Joke on?**
l?" was tha
tho question getting to be almost a regular ing taken over either a bar pilot, mating now.
welcomed as new members and
asked by tho speaker today while thing, when a bill reaches third r lie r pilot or harbor pilots. And
I f the session runs until Wednes­ were Initiated. The evening was
members ware wasting time fight- reading
__
to send it __
back to comrntt- will the boys be glad to be on their day of next week. It w ill have run spent socially and playing bridge
lag over committee rererenc.^ What ¿Be'fc r further“ amendment Some
....... way
_ home' And so will soma 19 days overtime, or a total of 89 and refreshments were served at a
days. In addition to that there laic hour Kav Epperson of Port­
h e m e s jitw a s tb,a t w ® ,haJ1 b*
days practically every bill, after others
were five days of a spaclal session land. house guest of Marxarst and
until April 1 unless Giose who use having been amended and reamend- 1 -
time on the floor are w illing.to be-
commlttee „
Bm, nded by t ---------------------------------------------------- 1 immediately preceding the regular Betty Johnson, was a guest. The
«°,“ .e,? 5 roe# and *hUt oW th* r* t unanimous consent on final pas- J z ” ' l
•« X T
! session.
club will meet In two weeks with
Despite ths length of time mam W llberta Wilson.
a-tat-taL
N P W S
I
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——MW*. Desk clerks
vwaaa don’t relish hav- I I J i l U V C O
bers are going to be on thslr own.
in »
)k a f
» » » e e - t . M m «ata«ta
I
A V IA
X 1 V Y Y 0
1
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.T O , w r il. r - d r . —
they are taking It philosophically,
M r and Mrs. C. E Umphrey en I
chamber of commerce today on '
u* *'?'
feeling Is good, there Is little ap­ lertalned with a dlnnsr party Tues­
"What I Know About tha IM S
Free Methodist Church. R. W. ' parent Irritation. Members seem to day evening honoring their son
Legislature." but he didn’t tell ’em. b,u t 11 la . a l
p* r t ot ,be
« « . M i u i s . uui W uiuu sou ' “ *•
j ob Amendments have been Howell. Pastor — Sunday school, have decided that tt can't be helped Donald on his birthday anniver­
and they may as well make the sary Ths table was attractive with
U.
.
. * ° numerous that the engrossed 9:45, Mrs Elisabeth Tarr, superin­
. 5 “.’ .
> biggest places o f hills committee has had to work tendent; forenoon service. 11. ser­ beat of It. Thsv »earn determined red tapers The evening was spent
legislation of the session la ona nl<ht, end even then has b „ n un. mon by Rev. W E Cox; evening that nothing shall be done to leave playing bridge. Guests were Mar-
them open to the charge of having
regulating whales.
able to keep up w ith Its work
service; 7 30, song and praise ser- , a
V - v A u Jtoto.SL Whito
r t S k' Th* r* “ Young.
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Passed half baked legislation While n- tb G.,»f i | . r.,ki lls n .- r
vice
followed
by sermon _ by Rev.
members are milling around, are neth Goff, Harold Hauser.
n
-v
t
w
.
i.«.
Louise
Shields and Mr and
The orderly progress of legisla­
Cox
J. E. Turnbull and W illiam Tug-
nf R i í S s / « OUt Ot ,helr
* Rr* at *leal talk O M Bagley.
tion cams near being Interfered man were here last night probably I Rev
™ . " , L .5 n X ° f P?rt an d . “ in« with other member, In other
othe,
Ing ths past matrons and patrons Mrs Neills Simpson and Mrs Ulda
with today. W hile this w riter was having been attracted by the third evangelist will
continue
until parts of the chamber, there Is a
The women's foreign missionary gave a program which was In ths Cronsr of Eugene end .Mrs Carrie
returning to the session from Cot­ house Judging by what has been March 19
lack
of
the
restlessness
that
has
society of the Methodist church form of an old fashioned school Re Heinenway
tage Grove, he found a heavy truck said In ths newspapers about the
characterised so manv sessions.
met Wednesday afternoon with frrshments ware served
mired In a one-way road Just north regular sessions, they may have
Church of Christ. I. G. Shaw.
The mission band of ths Presbv
Something
new
In
sales
tax
waa
Mrs E. E. Cone Mrs. J. II Cham-
of Cottage Grove. He had to use been led to believe this was one of Pastor Sunday school. 9 «5. Clem
Mrs. H A Miller entertained the terlan church mat Wednesday af
proposed hers today by a resident b,,ri, waa program leader. The mvs-
his car to push tha truck out of them
S arff superintendent. The men of of
lernnon
in ths ehurrh parlors Mrs
Lane county. A. H. Horn, living
the road the truck having lost Its
e e e
this school are w ith the commun­ near Junction City. H I, proposal tery box contest created much In­ O. L H club Tuesday aftsrmwn It A Trask la leader After the
with a bridge dessert Ths table
terest
and
refreshments
wers
serv­
motive power. It w as the same
ity
men's
Bible
class
at
the
arm
­
The fight on the part of the
kind of Job we are having hare medicos to do away with contract­ ory; forenoon service, 11. sermon Is that it shall be optional with ed at the tea hour. Guests were was attractive with a potted plant. program a play hour was Jteld
♦
Ixtren Mrs W W McFarland held high
getting motor vehicle legislation ing of the industrial accident com­ topic. "Can Ye Not Watch W ith counties to adopt a sales tax with Mrs Anilrew Hrun.l Mrs
which to cover the entire tax bill,
M is llarlsv Gates entertained
over-
Me One Hour." Communion of the and he brought a petition signed Harvey. Mrs. Lottie llerge and M ra score at bridge The club will meet
mission
business
has
brought
In two weeks with Mra. George the Royal Neighbors club Tuesday
. • *
Evening service. by a large number of prominent Joe Landess.
enough doctors to Salem to cure all Lord's supper
evening Ths evening was spent so
Morgan.
Industrial commission
legisla­ the Ills of the state for manv years 7:30. sermon topic. W h a t Is Meant residents of Eugene and I-ane coun
clally and refreshments wers sarv-
Members of the Sunday school
by 1 Peter 3:18-217" Young people's
tion Is meeting with a lot of acci­ to come.
The
women's
relief
corps
met
meetings,
6:20,
topic.
"Discovering
S
'
heavtlY
lntere#t'
board
of
the
Methodist
church
will
ed
dents.
Saturday
afternoon
In
the
armory
Jesus'
P
rin
c
ip
le
s
fo
r
O
u
r
L
iv
e
«
'
.
b
?*s
n
i
u
p
J
.
r
Of*
rtY
.
hold
a
covered
dish
dinner
In
con
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1 W e have a well developed farm Jesus' Principles for Our Lives
There might be some doubt about
with 14 members present
Mr».
Ths Degree of Honor met Mon
Everywhere one goes In Salem bloc, but Its members are far from leader. Esther Eastburn. Prayer the constitutionality of such a law nectlon with their monthly meet­ Julia Ashby waa Installed as musi­ day night and Mrs |g>ls Leonard
ing Wednesday. March 8. Commit­
meeting Wednesday. 7 30
he hears high compliments for the ' wooden heads.
if
enacted
by
the
legislature.
M
r
cian.
After
the
business
meeting
a
was Initialed Into the order After
• • •
tees In charge of the dinner and
Horn was seeking competent ad­
Community .Men's Bible Claaa vice upon that point Representa­ program are Mrs. C E Dmphrey. program honoring the birthday an­ I he business meeting refreshments
H al Hose does everything for the
niversaries
of
Washington
and
L
in­
were served
Mrs.
Herbert
Breedlove,
Mrs
Omer
. accommodation of those who use 9:45 at the armory. The non-parti­ tive McCornack. chairman of taxa­ Moore, Mrs. O. 3. Arnest, Rsv M coln was hsld.
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the capitoi buildings. There is a san class with a non-paritsan text­ tion and revenue, while expressing A. Groves and Miss M yrtle Bnausr.
Ths Delphian society met Mon
I looking glass at the elevator land­ book and a community spirit. I. G no opinion upon the proposal, ex­
The
Tuesday
Evening
Study
club
dav nlghl and attended the Arcade
ing on each floor and the*, are free, Shaw.
pressed the belief that it would
• • •
Members of the Order of Eastern met this week In ths city llbrwrv theater to see the show "Madame
ly used these cosmetic days by the
take a 10 or 13 per cent sales tax Star will hold a 6 30 covered dish Plays of Eugene O’Neil ware re­ Butterfly "
Adventist Church. — At Intersec­ to put over Mr. Horn's Idea.
fa ir feminine thing« that wait for
dinner. Friday, March 10. preced­ viewed Mlse Marlette H tm s n l re­
tion of west Main and M streets Is
a lift.
Senator Wheeler's bill to sllmln ing the district meeting with Cres­ viewed "M arro Millions" and M ra
The l*reebvterlan lad lee' aid will
• • •
l.t‘ vrn1A . 7 V \ ,'*-hh^.r,<;L,r ' . ^ V.',ntahinr>T T ate
on past' due taxes and
Saturday at 9
»0
9.B
O an nmvMs Frv» vxBarmAm» .if
i well Mrs. Anna Ellis of Garibaldi. l>*n Hamant reviewed "All God's meet at 3 3» Wedenedav afternoon
J. A. McLean, than whom there Adventist, iiach Saturday
provide
for
payment
of
the
original
“worthy
grand
matron,
and
Frank
Chllluna
Got
Wings."
March
8. In the church parlors
Is no more democratic democrat hour is spent In the study of the tax In ten semi-annual payments, 8 Baldwin of Newberg, worthy
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M H Anderson and Dave Graham
11 ° 'clof k which easily passed the senate and
The W C. T U will hold an all-
M lse M yrtle Kem will entertain
patron, are both expected to
were here from Eugene today Mr. the pastor. Elder Paul Iverson, de­ has since been taking a siesta In grand
be here. Initiation will be held at day meeting Friday. March 10. In i the Joker club tonight i Friday >
Graham is a former member of the livers a sermon, the proof of his house taxation and revenue, seems the regular meeting
the Christian church parlors. The
house, and opined that this sessrlon statements being named by chap­ i likely to be given a waking potion.
dav will be spent quilting and a
has bigger problems than when he ter and verse from the Bible. Wed­ Demands for enactment of the
enter-
covered
dish dinner will be served
The
Tuesday
Bridge
club
nesday evening hour, 7 30.
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member.
| bill are coming from nearly every talned with a 7 o'clock covered at noon The regular monthly meet­
Adding Machine Paper
county
of
the
state
and
those
In­
dish dinner for their husbands ing will be held In the afternoon
F ir s t M e th o d is t E p is c o p a l C h u rc h .
Advertising Blotters
State Capitol. Salem. Ore.—There Meredith A. Groves. Pastor. Sun­ terested have been arriving from Tuesday evening at the hom e of
Announcements
have been few sessions during the day school, 9:45, Mrs. C. E. Um­ several portions of the state during Dr. and Mrs C H Klme Mrs. H
Mra. Ivan Sams entertained l.a
Auction Bills
past quarter of a century that have phrey. superintendent:
forenoon the past few days. It Is believed A Hagen held high score for wom­ Mercredl Pont club Wednesday a f­
Badges, Ribbons
been completed with a full mem- service. 11. ,,
sermon topic, “Great that taxation and revenue Is ready en and Clyde Roberts high score ternoon At bridge Mrs. Harold
Bank Forms
bership or without some member or Expectations; ' evening service. 5. I to report the bill out favorably.
for men The club will meet in two Whitlock held high score Refresh­
Banquet Folders
important employe becoming dan- sermon topic. "Witnesses Unto Me."
weeks with Mrs W L Workman ments were served at the tea hour
,
gerously
or
fatally
ill
So
far
this
Vocal
duet
by
Mrs.
Andrew
Brund
The club will meet in two weeks j
Bereavement Cards
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The ladles' aid society of the with Mrs. Jesse Denny
i
.mi
mb€r’
h
i?
remains
a„d
Mrs
Joe
Landess,
anthem
by
BUI and Charge Statements
complete, but Tom R afferty, for- choir, numbers bv orchestra and
Christian church met Wednesday
B ill Heads
mer state traffic chief, who had plav bv ladles of missionary so­
Ths Pythian Sisters' Sew and j
afternoon In the chuil'h
parlori
Bills of Far«
charge of the house chamber, has ciety. Young people’s meetings:
With Mre. Herbert Moon. Mrs Jack Sew club gave Mrs Em ily Kiser a
Birth a&QOuzxcanaiita
been absent three weeks and Is now Intermediate and senior leagues, j
surprise
party Friday afternoon at ,
Mauldlng. Mrs. Terry Moody and
Blank Books
reported dangerously ill with pneu­ 6; young people's league. 7:15. -
Mrs W illiam Morelock as hostesses her home A social afternoon was
Blotters
monia.
An assembly was held Wednes­ The afternoon was spent socially spent making quilt blocks Refresh
Prayer meeting, Thursday. 7:30:
you « l a m is
Books and Booklets
Sunday school board. Wednesday. day. February 22. honoring George and refreshments were served at ments wers served at ths tea hour
T I S I . . . O«e testa ef
Two
residents
of
Eugene
who
at­
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615; official board. Monday. 7:30. Washington and Abraham Lincoln the tea hour.
tracted attention here recently were
A fter a short miscellaneous pro-
«e*,««rty mede Indie
Business Announcements
Mrs. Fred lU nnelt entertalnxl
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bailey. Ed being
Mr, and Mrs Nelson •^Young the Needlecrsft club Wednesday af
The Highway Baptist Church «r,lm
L O; Shaw gave an ad-
Business Cards
Tee end yew'll meet It
a former senator. He still carries Henry W. Davis, Pastor -S u nd ay dress on the merits of these two entertained the Illahee club Mon^ tornoon The afternoon was spent |
Business Stationary
eden Se will yew* tern
considerable
weight,
physically
a
n
d
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dav
evening
The
evening
was
spent
school.
9:45.
Thia
Is
the
"Members
socially
and
a
tw
o
course
luncheon
Cabinets, FUlng
Ity end yew' blendt
otherwise. Mrs Bailey was cordial- March to Chùrch""dày' Forenoon
"George Washington was the only playing 500 and H arry Tennis held was served at the tea hour Mrs
Calendars
ladle Tee kes"a>eee
•»«rested by those who became ac- service
11
man born and naturalized In the high score for men and Mrs Cecil Henry Bennel« waa a guest.
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—
sermon
topic.
"The
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quainted with her when she was Shadow of the Cross." being the United States who Is recognized as Wooley high for women Decora­
te It** . . . m e re 8e
Carbon Paper
here with Hubby Ed.
i first in a series of six pre-Easter The American'." stated Mr. Shaw tions wore In keeping with St Pat­
Past matrons and past patrons
»«», fre«>e«<e end
Catalog»
sermons
Evening service. 7:30, Washington was conspicuous for rick's day and refreshments wers held a covered dleh dinner Friday
Hiengiti Te «et Indie
Christmas Cards
The complexion of legislation is sermon topic. "Jig Saw Puzles."
his ability, but be was not a super­ served at a late hour.
evening In the Masonic dining room
Tea. leek ter the tred saart lehewel. . .
likely to be changed, for two dozen
man. M r Shaw went on to say. He
Check Protector»
preceding the regular meeting of
It apeeert only ee yw<ke»e< et |
or more cosmeticians were here
Past Matrons' and Past Patrons' the Order of Eastern Star
Circular»
Pentecostal Awsemblv of God. At- was dependable and honest.
from Portland in the Interest of
Lincoln was not a member of any night was observed Friday evening
tad*« Tee
Checks and Drafts
T h .,
« K S church, but M r Shaw emphasized at a meeting of the Order of East
Mrs Nettle Haling entertained
Clip Boards
always get an attentive hearing, boiling point in Sunday school the point that he was “true to him­ cm Star. After the business meet- with a dinner Sunday Guests wers
Columnar Forms
but it was odd. the other night, that
contest. Forenoon ser. self, to God. and to his fellowmen."
Commercial Stationery
despite all we hear about legislators thermometer
vice. 11: evening service, 7 30. evan­ and therefore more sincerely re­
Concert Programs
being attracted by the fair feminine gelistic.
Tuesday. 7:30. Bible study ligious than many church mem­
Correspondence Stationary
a m ajority of members of the com­ on "Fundamental Truths." Friday, bers.
Coupon Books
mittee that was to hold a hearing 7:15. choir practice; 7:45. young
The remainder of the program
on the cosmetic-therapy bill forgot
Clarinet solo.
Audrey
Dance Programs
people's service, followed by short follow»
about
the
meeting.
Low
Hunt;
reading. "The Perfect T ri­
Dance Tickets
Bible study by Pastor or Mrs. Fos-
bute,"
Mrs.
D.
A.
Emerson;
solo. |
Deposit Slips
Representative W e ll, of Mulino- whh
chlldren'’ churcb Tom Howard; Washington's Rules
INC O R R O RATKD
Desk Pena
mah ha« become a grandfather dur- wi,h sand ,abIe
of Conduct,” Mr. Emerson; song.
Desks
Ing the session, but Representative
"The
Soldiers'
Chorus."
boys'
Presbyterian Church, Duncan P. chorus.
Directories
H ilj of Lane is not to be outdone
Dodgers
Callers at the Lane representative’s Cameron. Pastor. — Sunday Rhool.
Free Q ty Delivery
10; forenoon service, 11 sermon
Day
D ra ft Notices
room the other morning found Earl topic.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L Grannis and
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i^ U t^ f
S e s “The
" L t Fine
r i c ú v A ^ rt E J of e n M
i : aking
; s e , son Robert were dinner guests of
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Miss Carolyn Grannis Sunday at '
Susan Campbell hall in Eugene.
Envelopes
They
afterwards a t t e n d e d the
tory explanation., ,
Sunday evenings the pastor will
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polyphonic chorus at
M cArthur
FUlng Cards
By the time old age pensions U
° f the court.
•
Folders, Letter and Cap
future
life
"Does
Personal
Identity
come law those who are boosting
Visitors at ths high school last
Gummed Labels
for that legislation will have passed Continue?” "Do the Dead Serve week were Rov Mason. Alvin Hodg-
Hand BUla
on and youths of today will be old Us?" “Is there a Second Chance?" sen, Bernice Mosby, Gertrude Coch­
"What and Where Is Heaven?" ran. M arjorie Coiner, Irene Schaf­
Hotel Note Heads
enough to claim the pensions.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday fer. Opal Ray. Mrs. D. A. Em er­
s s •
Income Tax Records
P rin k Callison. U. of O football evening
Index Cards
son, Mabel Blackmore and Mrs.
mentor, had heard so much about
Henry Rohde
Inks, Pena. Pencils
Lutheran Church (Missouri Sy­
the
brand
of
football
being
played
Leslie Cone, sophomore; Lillian
Invitations
nod)
Adventist
church
building,
here that he spent a day here re­
Wicks, freshman, and
Edward
Invoices
west
Main
street.
—
Services
Sun­
cently learning some new plays and
Cone, junior, who had been absent
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day.
7:45
p
m.
The
pastor
will
waa particularly Interested in the
the past week, returned Monday.
Leather Taha
one in which the ball entirely dis­ preach the first of a series of Len
Margaret Peterson of Eugene
Ledger Leaves
appears and shows up inside the ten sermons based on the seven registered as a sophomore Monday
words of Christ, spoken while on of this week.
Legal Blanks
enemy's goal line.
the cross. Sermon theme Sunday,
L etter Heads
M yrtle Ewing, assisted by Lor.
A number of bills have comfort- i,Fathei , FoIKi.ve Z llen’ ' lor TheV ralne Coiner, entertained Roberta
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able
and
cozy
nests
In
the
clerk’s
I?now
^
ot
w
h
at
They
Do."
Bible
Holmes and Augusta Heck at din­
Library Paste
desks, but no bill ________in
is secure
w | meet after ,he ’ «rvlce* ner Wednesday evening In the prac­
a
Linen Tags
W. Sylwester. pastor.
position
of
that
kind,
for
it
can
be
tice house.
Loose Leaf Devices
jerked out onto the floor without a
Miss Elsie Lea visited In Eugene
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moment's notice and may be sur­
during the week end.
Loose Loaf Recipe Books
prised in a condition of dishabille.
Miss Florence Jenks spent the
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Manuscript Cover»
week end In Portland.
Meal Tickets
W . Glenn Cox. former resident of
Lowell Johnson, who had been
Cottage Grove, has been here from
Memo Books
attending school In Eugene, regis­
Prineville visiting Representative
tered as a senior Monday.
Menus
Cooter of Lincoln, also a former
Miss Joy Ingalls spent the week
Mimeograph Supplies
I f You W ant the Joy
resident
of
Cottage
Grove
end
at her home In Eugene.
Monthly Account Sheets
• • «
Bv Chesla C. Sherlock.
Miss
Sara-Louise Shields spent
Notes, Promissory
The poorest gardner In the world ) the week end In Portland.
Anti-machine gun legislation Is
Notices, Collection
Is
the
one
who
merely
walks
around
Ing enacted, but It Is feared such
Office Equipment
Indeed, I
legislation w ill not be applicable a garden and looks at It
Order Blanks
Lane Relief Group Named.
to the machine gun orators who such a person is no true lover of
flowers, It matters not how con- ’ J. H. Chambers has been named
rat-a-tat-tat too frequently
Pamphlets
»
•
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trary his protestations are.
by Governor Meier as one of three
Paper Clips
There Is a divine urge within us | members of the county committee
Thle session fears nothing. It
Peats
all,
the
urge
to
want
to
create
some­
purposes, among other things, to
which will head the R. F. C. relief
Pine
regulate whales, bees, dentists, thing ourselves, and poor Indeed is program in Lane. George H . Mc-
Placards
chiropractors, dogs, muskrats and the person who has lost It, who Morran and Thomas Sheridan of j
Prescription Blanks
takes no heed of It. The old fable Eugene are the other two members.
machine guns.
Price Books
see
put It correctly: I f you want the A fourth member Is yet to be |
power
(the Joy) do the thing your­ named.
Punching Machines
^t Is agreed that public hearings
Recital Programs
have little effect upon ultim ate ac­ self! You must work In your gar­
tion upon proposed legislation. Us­ den a bit to get the most out of It. j Oregon was the first state In tile
Receipts
ually the talking is for the con­ You must put something of yourself , union to start taxing gasoline, put-
Reception Cards
sumption of the large number of Into It, or It will never truly be ting on the levy in February 1919
Remittance Cards
n
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spectators who are for or fernlnst yours! That law is absolute. A
Rubber Bands
the legislation, but these forensic the Joy you take In a garden is
Rubber Stamps
marathons give persons over the usually in proportion to the amount |
Ruled Stationery
state a chance to get things off of yourself you have Invested In '
Scales
their cheets, and the exercise seems It.
Postage
to do them good, even If the ex­
Daffodils.
pense to the state Is high
Show Cards
In the spring the sun can’t hold
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson en­
Stamp Pads
gold,
Representative
Price,
popular * Any
_ - more of - yellow —
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tertained with a dinner Sunday
Stapling Machines
Hebrew
member
from
Clackamas
'
30
some
of
1
1
run®
out
and
labs
;
night,
honoring Mr. Anderson’s nar-
Salesbooks
says he belongs to one of the lost In dr°P8 al°n « our garden walls;
[ ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ander­
Statements
tribes. His experience here has I But we don’t call them drops, we son. on their fifty-second wedding
Stancils
made him certain of that.
* _ ”aV
anniversary.
The evening
was
Pure vegetable
Second Sheets
• • •
1 "The daffodils are out today."
spent socially Guests were M r. and
Store Counter Pads
Visitors here are learning that *
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Mrs. G. A. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs.
Store Sale Bills
the session is really serious about
Carter Glass, author of the bank W illiam Garoutte. Mr. and Mrs.
Tag Envelopes
economy "I'd
like a calendar, bill, would abolish the airm ail ba- Harley Oates and sons Lester and
please," was the request made at cause the planes disturb the hlgh- Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson De­
Thumb Tacks
the bill room by one who has been I lybred cattle on his farm,
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W h it­
Tickets
a
visitor at many sessions and
Operation of
Muscle
Shoals lock, Mr. and Mrs. James ’Town,
Typewriter«
knew
that
the
form
er
procedure
would
create
Jobs
Immediately
for
Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Owen (Rose­
Typew riter Supplies
was to pass out calendars and bills 200,000 workers, believed by some burg), Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ham ­
Ungummed Labels
to whomsoever requested, and In economists the only sure remedy mond. Mrs. Inez Meeks and Mrs.
I
Upright Files
whatever quantities desired. Often for times like these.
M ary Stoneburg.
W arrants
there were reprints to meet the de-
Oregon paid nine cents for Its
Waste Paper Baskets
mand. “Yes, sir," was the answer, llcertse plates last year and 10
The Order of Rainbow for Girls
five cants, please!" The visitor ! cents to mall them, a total of 110.- met Monday evening In the Mason­
Wedding Invitations
was almost taken off his feet, but 144.49 to Uncle Sam.
ic hall and Initiated Lorraine Coin-
W indow Cards
be produced the nickel. This rule j October 31. 1932, totaled 180,791 i er. Plans for a Rainbow dance
W rapping Cord
being rigidly adhered to, and ¡compared to 215,985 a year hefor«. ' to be held Friday night. March 17,
there has been a tremendous saving
A decline In demand of Insurance i were discussed. An invitation from
LEGISLATURE TO SET
LONGEVITY RECORD
DID
Y ou K now ?
|
that
|
C. J. BREIER
Store
W ill R eopen Soon
W ATCH
«.Sto» ¡ÿ ««
for
D ate o f O pening
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th.
;/ "'
S om e o f the
T h in gs Y o u ’ll
Find at the
H om e P rint
Shop
tv
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TEA
High School Notes
J
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C ottage
G ro v e’s
Own
Cash Store
Irish-Swartz Co.
P hone 53
Free
Prices
E very
A bag of candy to the first 50 customers
making purchases Saturday morning.
Week End Specials
r
G arden Club
Flour Delicious ftX T .? 49 lb. bag 83c
Soap W hite Eagle 10 bars 19c
Hotcake Flour Kerrs 9^ ib. bag 39c
Rolled Oats Kerrs 9 lb. bag 33c
Pop Corn Jolly Tim e 4 lbs. 17c
O ra n g e s
case A real special 79c
Cheese Mild Per pound lie
Coffee Front Line lib. 19c 21bs. 35c
Syrup Amaizó x 59c 7iXs- 65c
1
SO C IE T Y
I I
I
I
I
Meat Department
Shortening
4 lbs.
25c
Pork R oasts
10c lb.
Bacon Squares
Beef Roasts
8c lb.
9c lb.
B acon B acks
X r p er lb. 13c
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