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A nd the proud fa th e r giveth h im a Cremo. iienold the younx oiw grow ath up and K tadu alelh . And the editor putteth in the paper a swell piece. Yea, a peach of a notice. H e lelielh o f the wisdom of the young wom an an d of her exceeding ensSMt* uesa. Luke unto me roaea of Sharou is soe, and her gow n is played up to heal uie baud. A nd the dreas- u ia a e r g e lle lh tw o score and four iron men. A n d the editor gets a note ol thanas fio iu the sweet g irl g radu ate. tU a y b e l) A n d the uau gn tsr goeth on a jou rn ey. And trie editor throw eth ninisetf on the story of the fa re w ell p a rty . I t ru n neth a colum n sold, a n a me ta n oue rem euibereth h im fro m a fa r w ith a picture post a l card (h a t costelh aix fo r a Jit ney. Behold, she relu ru eth . ana the you th of the tow n fa ll dow n and w uiam p. She picketh one and io, she picaeth a lemon. H u t the editor cal.etn h u ll one of our p ro m is ing young men and g etteth aw ay w ith it. And they send unto the editor a bid to the wedding, and behold the bide are fashioned in a fa r city. tio w e ry and long is me wedding n o tic e w m e n m e e d ito r p rin te d . X tie !n|m , : r r g etteth Iris bit. X ne editor pi .n ie lh a death notice, tw o columns of obituary, three lodge notices, a cubit or poetry ano a card of '» » » l . And he fo rg e lte ih to lead proof on the oead, and m e darned thing com elh out 'krone to h e r h as t ¿coasting xJlace." And a ll th a t axe a k in to the de ceased ju in p e m on m e e d ito r w ith exceeding g re a t jum ps. And they puiietp out m e ir aus and caaceiem tn eir sups, and they swing the h am m er even unto the th ird and fo u rth generations.—hlagie, Delano, M inn . P R O S P E R IT Y M I S T S T A R T ON H i t X ARM. SEED FOR NEEDY IS RECEIVED THIS WEEK reached the point where It be hooves ue to try som ething new. I f It falls we w ill be no worse o ff than we w ere, If It succeeds we are ahead T he allo tm en t plan looks to Im proving the price on several farm G arden seed for d istrib u tio n to oom m o l It las I t could be put Into operation w ith in a short tim e ano the needy- has a rriv e d d uring the week and. under direction of the Im prove the farm er's purchasing power a t onoe. H e needs things; we local re lie f council. Is being d is trib uted to lists which have been pass all need something or other. T he ed upon bv the county court. ! m a n u fa c tu re r would soon feel the O. V Breese Is general chairm an j results of our needs when the fa rm for this d istrict, but each outlying , buying power le restored I com m unity has a com m itteem an to I t w ouldn't take much to start whom the seed for persons In that i the cycle of business end Industry com m unity has been sent T his ava- i on the upgrade If buying power . ten, speeds up delivery- and Is more were In the rig h t place but until , convenient fo r those receiving the j the w e a lth that comes out of the ; seeds Supervision Is to be provided for soli la recognised there w ill be no ■ buying power end no prosperity ; planting cu ltivatio n and general Inspections B e tte r days w ill come to ell when care of gardens and w ill be made at frequent Intervals 1 corn and hogs are put on a pin ) throughout the sum m er nacle o f respect, not before Ex press, Red O ak. lo w s J o u r n a l S e e m s Io M a k s -J U S T A L IB R A R Y B O O K .’ P o in t fo r “ S id e b u rn s ” T he book skidded heavily fro m the bov-blke rider's hand to the "T here Is no such word as side sidew alk He (Tinned at the passer by. “T h a t's all rig h t: It's lust a li bun,»." says a I exrued correspond ent. objecting to our use of this brary- book." W h ere la your Im ag ination boy? "verbal i-onglomerstion" In place at Just a lib ra ry book' N ew . It was the older phrssee “burnsldea." "sida- m a rked carefully bv the lib ra ry 'Vs iadv. and listed on cards. A little boarda" and "m utton chops." bov, whose home has few books, accept with grateful Interest, his ae- was Its firs t reader. Hungry- for , count of the genealogy o f the those things th a t book held w ith in phrase, but we deny Its Illegitim acy. its covers, he turned its pages care T he fam ily tree which he give« fully. so as not to break the back He read I t H e read some parts of It establishes the purity of Its pedi tw ic e , and. when the borrow ing gree; and even w ithout such Impres tim e was up. hugged It under hie sive fam ily papers we insist that a rm as he took It back w here It a word la a word I f tt la used as was again put on Its »he'f He still remembers and is helped a word. "M utton chops~dates bach to tbs bv words he read In It. N ext a little g irl had it. She was sick. T he words early Oladstontan era, according to In the book made her happv. even the couipendloua but somewhat out when she was so w eak her m other dated new English dictionary. "Sldo- had to read It to her. And other bove. and girls — so board" ta venerable enough to have manv of them hungry fo r w hat Is attained notice In Webster's A m eri in th a t book: made happier, rich er can d ic tio n a ry ; but neither “bum - because of th a t book. aides" nor "sideburns" appears tn Boy. if I could be w hat I w ant when I leave this w orld I th in k I eith er of these repositories of ety would like best to be "just a li mological wisdom. It may be. as b rary book." tak in g jov. and love our correspondent suggests, that and helpful Ideas to girls and bovs General Bum alde'a tonaorlal vaga who love to read providing not too m any of your kind got hold of ries led to the substitution o f his me. bov. because even a book name, during the C ivil war, for the doesn't like to be dropped or th ro w n e a rlie r phrase "sideboard." and that around, especially a lib ra ry book “sideburns" Is merely a confused w hich has so m anv other homes rendering o f the old general's n sm a than Just yours, where It still wants to visit and help folks —Advertiser. Rut the phrase s tu c k ; It Is the cur rent usage today; and we stalw art- East A u rora. N. Y. ly m aintain that tt Is usage and oot A mosquito lsy-t fo rty eggs a day ancestry which gives meaning to a I t m ight be well to let a few of word. "M utton chops" are seldom them run w ith our hens. teen today, hut the phrase Is wall understood: "sideboards" has gone A happy home may- rob a man of o n t: “bumaldee" la almost forgot the am b itio n to rise to places of ten : the man In the street says and honor end glory In the nation that Slde- "sideburns.“ can be attained only by b reakin g understands bum s'' they are.— New York H erald tender home ties. Tribune. A s ta rtlin g He a ttrac ts attention where the tru th would not—but Is C o p p e rh e a d N o t R e a lly It w orth w hile? Xne quickest way to oreak the baca ol the depression a to restore the buying pow er of the fa rm e r. XX this one thing is done a cycle of Im proved business wiXX result, reaching into a ll other fields o f en deavor. Church o f Christ, I. G Shaw. Pas ih e reconstruction of our distress t o r . —Sunday school. 9:45. Clem m ust s ta rt a t the bottom , not a t S a rff. superintendent. The men of the top, if we a re to overth ro w our this school are w ith the Com m un business lethargy w ilh iu a reason ity M en ’s Bible class at the arm ory. able tune. F a rm in g com m unities Forenoon service. 11. sermon topic, "T h e T riu m p h a l E n try ." C om m un are w ith o u t buying power, m er ion of the Lord's supper. Evening chants' slocks are low, trade is a t service. 7:30 sermon topic, "T h e a iow ebo, cred it is tig h t and n a D ifferen ce. I f Any. Between the tu ra lly so because of low priced L aw o f God. the L a w of Moses and com modities. Com m unities, such as the L aw of Christ." Young peo- open ours, w ill not regain th e ir purchas ' pie's meetings. 6 30. topic, statem ents ing pow er u n til prices of fa r m pro i discussion, scripture i only adm itted in speeches and ducts are boosted. W hen the fa rm e r cannot buy, the j argum ents. "W h a t Is Required of One tn O rd e r to Become a Chris m a n u fa c tu re r does not operate, his tian ?” P ra y e r meeting. Wednesday employes do oot w o rk and so tbs I evening, 7:30. topic "B u ried W ith cycle of unem ploym ent and busi | H im in B aptism .” T his service w ill ness listlessness goes on In m etro be held In the au d ito riu m and there p olitan centers. W hen the fa rm e r w ill be a short sermon, by request. buys, the m erch an t moves his goods , in add itio n to the usual devotional and relstocks his shelves fro m the service. s s e m an ufactu rer. Then the wheels C om m unity M en's Bible Class, at s ta rt to tu rn . : the a rm o ry every Sunday m o rn ing So fa r we have witnessed a con : a t 9:45. T his class bids fo r the a t gress devoting Its tim e to bear. And tendance of the man w ith no de- I. G. its tim e was wasted in this session. ’ n om in atio nal a ffilia tio n s . T h e im p o rtan t th in g Is not beer. It S Shaw, teacher. • • • is business— the business o f p u ttin g F irs t M ethodist Episcopal Church. the fa rm e r back on his f e e t Tbs M ere d ith A. Groves. Pastor.—Sun fro th on beer discloses no prosper day school. 9.45, M rs C. E. L'm- ity . I phrey. su p erin ten d en t Forenoon B u t take hope. Just now there Is service. 11. serm on topic. "T he Indication th a t congress Intends to Prom ise of the R ainbow ." T h e w ill be special take up fa rm re lie f. T h e domestic R ainbow G irls allotm en t plan Is com ing up fo r guests a t this service. E ven in g ser vice, 7:30, sermon topic. "C hrist Be d eratio n There are argum ents fore P ila te ." Special music w ill In in favor and against it but we have elude num bers by the orchestra and I a vocal d uet bv Loren H a rv e y and M rs. A rm o rel Monson, accom pani ed by the violin, flu te and piano. 1 Young people's m eetings: T h ree I E p w o rth Leagues. 6:30. P ra y e r meeting. Thursday, 7:30. Sunday school board W ednesday, 7:30. e e e H ig h w a y B aptist Church, H e n ry W . D avis, P asto r.—Sunday school, I 9:45; forenoon service. 11. sermon topic, "T he Seamless Robe of Christ«' E vening service, 7:30. P ra y er m eeting T hu rsday evening. j C h u rc h N ew s j DOLLAR DAYS! Roundtrip« to almost every where in the West for about 1« a mile. S o rt your trip oo one of these dates: APRIL 13,14,15,16 Ba back by midnight, April 2 3 T ry our"M eals Select"— com plete luncheons and dinners fo r 80« to $1.25 and break fasts for 50« to 90«. S a m p le ro u n d tr ip « : Los Angeles $2145 San Francisco ____ . 13.50 Sacramento ....... 11.70 A shland......... .......... 4.30 Medford _________ 4.00 5.25 Klamath Falls ........ Portland . . . 3.15 Marshfield _______ 4.00 S o u th ern P a r tile T. M. BOYD, A<«nt. Phon« 11. friday , A r m i , t , im OO TTAfl* OKOVK. OKKOON. F ree M eth»dl»t Church. R W I H o w ell. Pastor. — Sunday school. 9:45, M rs. Elixabeth T a r r, superin tendent; forenoon service. 11, ser mon topic, “F aithfu ln ess In the L ittle T h in g s ;'' evening service, 7:30 evangelistic message by the pastor. P ra y e r m eeting. T hursday, 7:30. T his church is cooperating w ith o ther churches of the city in a m eeting of the A llied T em p e r ance league at the C h ris tia n church Sunday a t 2:30 • • • Pentecostal Assembly of God Church, Atwood Foster. Pastor. — Sunday school. 9:45; forenoon ser vice. 11, m orning worship; evening service, 7:30, Jesus Saves. Tuesday 7:30, Bible study on fundam entals o f our fa ith . F rid a y . 7:30. young people’s service, w ith short Bible study by Pastor or M rs. Foster. S a turday 3. children's church using sand ta b la s • • Adventist Church. — A t Intersec tion of west M a in and M streets la a sm all w hite church. Seventh D ay A d v e n tis t Each S a turday a t 9:30 an hour la spent In the study o f the Sabbath school leaeon. A t 11 o'clock the pastor. E ld e r Paul Iverson, de livers a sermon, the proof of his ■tatam enta being named by chap ter and verse fro m the Bible. W ed nesday evening hour. 7:30. e • • I L utheran Church (M issouri Sy nod), Seventh D ay Adventist church building, west M ain s tre e t Ser vices Sunday. 11 a m. Bible class at 10. T h e pastor's sermon them e w ill be the last word C h ris t spoke while on the cross, nam ely the word. "F a th e r, In to T h y H ands I Comm end M y S p ir it " W Sylw est- . ST, 1271 Um pqua Ava.. Roseburg. | pastor. Goethe'« Sim ple Pleasure From the lofty gallery of Stras burg cathedral the poet Goethe could see the home of hla beloved, F red erica Brion, at Sewn helm, and be sometimes peranaded hla friends to climb w ith him to that observation p latform merely to share w ith him tbs pleasure of the rom antic view. Vicious in Its A tta ck s T hs general horror of the copper head snake grows tn part from ths false belief that thia snake la a vi cious reptile which attacks quickly and w ithout warning. This Is only tru e In part. T h e copperhead w ill attack w ithout warning, unltks Its relative the rattlesnake, but w ill not attack unless disturbed and then Is by no m eant sw ift In Its action. T he real danger from copper- heads Ilea in the possibility of com ing In contact w ith It when picking gome object from the ground or reaching into hushes where th e eye cannot follow the hand. T he snake In reality la sluggish. Its usual habitat Is damp areas p len tifully supplied with rocks. For food. It turns chiefly to field mica. The distribution of tho copper head Is f t lr ly general, although It Is most p lentiful In the New Eng land states. In other arena tt la known a t the copper belly, tho pi lot. the red-eye and tho red adder. Bamboo T ro p ical P la n t Rambooa are m lld-ellm ate plants. None Is found native tn the cold er tem perate regions. The United State» ha» only two native sped an ThT 7 v,r i " t,h * south o f V irgin ia and westward ta southern Mlasourl. They constitute our so-called cane-brakes, once more or lent common but now becoming and Hc.ifh rare. Central Am erica and South America are much richer In theee beautiful plants of which nearly 1B0 native specie» have been reported. mostly from the tropical regions Asia, and especially China, la tha richest of all regions In bamboo spe cie*. In fa rt Aala may be regard ed as the home of moat of the valu able economic species now scattersd over the earth. N early 500 speriea o f bamboos have bean described, and more than oDe-thtrd o f these are from Asia and adjacent Islands. Tapestry Tapestries are made by w earing variously colored threads w ith undyed warp threads, a fte r a w arp thread has been stretched on a loom, eith er verti cally or horlxontally.' Thia In te r weaving Is done w ith an Im ple ment called a broche In French, which Is neither a shuttle nor a bob bin, but partaking of the character of both, and for which there Is no equivalent word In Bngllah. T h a pic ture represented ta developed upon the warp by the different colors of the woof threads Needles are never used In weaving tapestries. In tha process of weaving the woof bo- comes practically an Integral part of the completed s trn rtu ra G overnor Julius I * M eier signs the old age pension b ill m akin g a n aw law giving slats aid Io persons ovsr 70 years of age who have been residents o f Oregon for IS years T he law goes Into effect Janu ary 1. I »34 The pen w ith which Ihe bill was e lg n e d h e . been presented to D. D H a ll president o f the F ra te rn a l O rd er of E ag let, an ardent w o rk e r for the plan Standing back of the g o ^ F n o r a de»k are other» who w orked fo r the legislation. F ro m left »Senator D o ro th y M cC ullough Loo. H epreeentattve Jamee A Heet. Itep re e e n ta tlv e V ran k Lon ergan. Senator Jay Upton. Senator H a rry L Hess, D. D. I U I I . R epresentative F ra n k H ilto n . Ed Unpick. M rs W C a rlto n S m ith . F ra n k L Shull. A ll ths men In the group are Eagles T he Research club m et Tuesday evening O ff,cere for the year were elected ae follow President. Mre. L. W . C oiner; vice president. Mre. Donnel A llen; secretary-treasurer. M rs M C. H lckenb otto m : program com m ittee. M rs. Donnel Allen M rs F E M endenhall and Mrs. M C Hlckenbottom . M rs F ay Isom gave a magaxlne review of "H oover and the Depression." C u rren t events w ere given and It was voted to send a donation to the student loan fund T he rem ain d er of the eve ning was spent ham m ing dlsh- towels fo r the children's fa rm home a t Corvallis. T he Mtxpah Sunday school claae of the P resbyterian church e n te r tained w ith a party Tuesday eve ning in tha church parlors w ith Mra. Rosa C u rrtn and Mias Stella Adams ax hostesses. T ha evening wee spent socially and refreshm ents were served. Mlee T helm a K em entertained w ith breakfast Sunday m orning honoring hhr house guest, Mias Eleanor N orblad of Astoria. T he table wee a ttra c tiv e w ith a bowl of w ild flowers. Guests were M r a J. .verm l, H ran deb erry of C o rv a llL and lle th Beds. Mlae Belle B u rk h o ld e r e n te rta in ed Joker club F rid a y evening. A t bridge Mre. Inex M eeka held high score. K afreehm snts w are served at a late hour and tha rooms w are a t tra c tiv e w ith potted p la n ta Guests S everal entertained w ith a d in wore Mre. IL A. H a g a n and M ra ner Sunday at the home of M r. and W a rre n D augherty. M rs. Charles Stevens honoring Mrs. D r. and M ra. C. H . K im s e n te r George M organ. M rs O rv ll Haxen. w ith a d in n e r Sunday Mrs. L ucy B ennett and W F W endt tained <Eugene> on th e ir b irth d ay a n n i Guests were M rs. K lm e's parents, versaries T h e afternoon was » ix n t M r and M rs W . L. W h eeler of socially and the table was a ttr a c T re n t, and M r. and M ra. J. H tive w ith a b lrth d av cake as the Iharker of Canyonville. Mra. P a rk e r centerpiece and red tapera. Those Is an aunt of M rs. K im e. .. . present were M r and M rs Verne Haxen. O rv ll Haxen. H . O. Bennett. Mrs. N E. Com pton entertained M r and M rs E a rl F u llm er. M r. and Sunday w ith a d in ner honoring her M ra George M organ. M r. and Mrs husband on hta b irth d ay ann iver A. E H a m lo th . Mra. W F. W en dt sary. Guests were M r and M r a W > E ugene), Kenneth Green, N aom i R. Ashw orth and Mias Fay M alloy : H ilto n and George K e rr. of Eugene and M r and Mra. J. 11 Leonard and son John. The M others' club held an all day ♦ m eeting Tuesday In th e ir club M r and M ra. V ln a l R and all en 1 rooms. A covered dish d in ner waa tertain ed Monday avanlng w ith a ’ served at noon. T h e report o f ar- dln n«r tn honor of M r and M ra 8, i tid e s d istributed d uring the m onth S. Ueorve of Euxana. T h a tabla waa of M arc h Is as follow» N ln e tv -flv e centered w ith a bouquet of d affo garm ents. 10 hats. 29 pairs o f shoes, dils and spires. Guests were M r and 3 com forters. 1 babv q uilt and 1 Mra. George M a tth e w a blanket. F iv e garm ents were fin ished and returned to the Red A covered dish din ner waa bald Croaa fo r d istrib ution . T h e club »Saturday evening at the home o f _ na a. _ ________ k . — —I.. . . . . ~ . rooms w ill be open h ere a fte r only Dr. and Mr». C. 11. Klm a. Guante on S a tu rd a y afternoons u n til the were M r and M rs. W illia m M oyer firs t of June. Mrs. Jack Callahan of Springfield. M r and Mrs. 11. W of P o rtla n d was a guest 1.0rnbard and D r. and M ra. H . A Hagen. M rs. C. E. U m p h ray entertained —♦ — the women's foreign missionary so Mr» Ralph Saltsm an entertained ciety o f the M ethodist church W ed- nesdsy afternoon. M ra. N. E Com p ton waa program leader and the ieaaon topic was "C h ina ' Mrs. L et- tie K n ick e rb o ck e r led devotions. R efreshm ents were served a t the tea hour Guests w ere M ra. Louie Johnson. M rs A r th u r Slem an and M rs. Gould o f C a lifo rn ia , house guest of a slater Mrs. Slem an T h a LaComua d u b m et Tuesday a t the c o lo n ia l cafe for Its annual j o'clock no-hostess luncheon. O f- fleers fo r the year w ere elected as follow s: President. M r a D . A .E m e r- son• v,c< president, M rs A. W Swanson secretary-treasurer. Mra. George Jacobsen. F ollow in g the business m eeting tha afternoon waa »P«nt socially. T h a club w ill meet in tw o weeks w ith M rs. Jacobsen. C onstellation club m at T hu rsday aftern oo n In the M asonic club rooms w ith M ra. T. C. W heeler. M ra. G e o rre M organ and M rs. A. W . Shofatall as hostesses The a fte r noon waa epant socially and re freshm ents wars served at the tea hour. Guests w ere M rs. L. W . C oin er. M rs. G ertru de J. M. Page. Mrs. W illia m Peterson. M ra. Jennie Nichols. M rs. E m ily Eleer. M rs. W B. Johnston and M rs. A. W . S w a n son. M ra. C. O. A n la u f entertained w ith an A p ril fool p arty S a tu r day aftern oo n fo r her dau gh ter Nancy. T h a tlm a waa spent p laying garnet and refreshm ents w ere aarv- ad a t the tea hour. Decorations w ere in keeping w ith the E a s te r season. Gueata were E velyn W icks R u th C am eo ra. V io la A llen. Sylvia and Frances M ichaels, Connie S m ith , E m m a Louisa Boyce. B etty H lcken b o tto m and E lite Bede. M rs. C. A. Reidler entertained the M P. O. club Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon ws» »pent socially and refreshm ents ware served at tha tea bout. T h a rooms w ere a t tra c tiv e w ith spring flow ers and dacoratlona ware In keeping w ith the E a s te r season. Guests were M ra. Jennie Nichols o f San F ra n cisco, house guest o f M rs. O. L. Nichols, and Miss L ola How e. H o r tic u ltu r a l " S e ia te ” B e tty Jane W allace entertained H o rticu ltu re boaata at least two w ith a p arty Tuesday aftern oo n In patron saints— Dorothea and Flaera. honor o f her eighth b irth d ay annl- , vereary. T h e afternoon was spent Now another may be added ta tha p laying games and refreshm ents name o f Albertus Magnus, wboas w ere served at the tea hour. Gueete brain was much adm ired la tbs w ere A b ig a il T ra s k . R osem ary R a n M iddle agea H e Is supposed ts dall. V io la A llan. G ladys Pauline M oors, V a rn a Pow ell, R u th C a m e r hare built a p rlm ltlra hothouse. on and Ellas Bede. T here are strong rumors o f Im m i M r. and M rs Schofield S te w a rt nent canonisation. entertained w ith a d in n e r W ednes day In honor of M ra. S tew art's Seaweed Aids D ig eellea fath er. H a rr y G rubs, on hla seven Seaweed or, more property, aga ty -firs t b irth d a y ann iversary Gueete Is a digestive aid to the human sy» w ere M r. and M rs. R aym ond G rubs and sons Joe and J im m y o f Psn- tern. ________ _ g ra R e v iv a l Service« to Clone. A sawing bee m et W ednesday a f R ev iv al services a t the M ethodist church w ill close 8u n d a v evening. ternoon w ith M ra. C. H . K lm e Mrs. F rid a y night the sermon topic w ill M s rv llle Vaatch. M rs. V ic to r C h am Mrs. be "T he C a li o f C h rist-" 8un day bers, M rs R alph Saltsm an, m o rn ing the R a in b o w G irls w ill ba Cecil Caldw ell and M re. K lm e are special guests and the topic w ill be. m em bers T h e ir husbands Joined "T he Bow of Prom ise.” Sunday eve them In tha evening fo r a covered ning the sermon topic w ill be. dlah dinner. _ •C h ris t Before P ila te ." Special L T - w . i — s -ith . music w ill Include num bers by tha ^ 1,?1 . * orchestra and a vocal dust by L o r- n ,< h t ,n *• ° H \ en H a rv e y and M rs A rm o rsl M on- »>*»»• R e fre s h m e n t, w ars aerved at «« a la ta hour. C ottage G rove’s Own Cash Store the E lroartee club Tuesday a fte r noon w ith a 1 >0 bridge dessert luncheon M rs 8 R. V ealch wee a guest and held high score t'he club w ill meet In tw o weeks w ith Mre H . A. Hagen. - T h e Kensington club met Wed needay In I. O. O. F. h all fo r an all day m eeting T h a tim e was spent q u iltin g and a covered dish lun ch eon was served a l noon —♦ — 8 A. H club w ill meat W ednes day evening at ths home of Mlaa M a rg a re t Johnson w ith Mlaa John eon and Miss Hath ltede as hust- The Planting, F ath er. It's tim e fo r your spade Htomp It and heave It rig h t o ver' Apple leaves, dead and decayed. Ito o tlela of grasses and cluvar. Spade them rig ht up and rig h t over B rother It ’s tim e fo r your hoe F la tte n the hum m ocks and humps No tender wee th 'n g can grow Tangled in ridges and stumps Chop aw ay, law aw a y lum ps! Neighbors of W ood craft w ill hold a social m ealing W ednesday eve Sister come on w ith your ra k e ' ning. A p ril 12. a t the home of M rs < Apron already u n s ig h tly ') W . O W ilson Poor little muscles w ill ache No do not h»ld It so tig h tly Past m atrons w ill meat M onday D rag a t It stron g ly bul lig h tly aftern oo n a t the home o f M re T. C. W heeler w ith M r a W heeler and llabv w ill w ork hare w ith me. Mra. J. H . Cham bers as hostesses H olding the seeds w hile I plant them T h e A m erican 1-eglon a u x ilia ry i>li w h at a blooming I bars II ba w ill s n ta rta ln w ith a benefit bridge W hen sunbeam and moonbeam en party M onday evening. A p ril 17. In chant them the a rm o ry at a o'clock. I f there be ralne and God grant them. Tha Eaglee lodge w ill sponsor a M a r ls D r e n n a n dance In I. O. O. F hall Tuesday night, A p ril IS A sm all admission Brine Creek M ay tret Funds w ill ba charged. V V H arp h a n i. supervisor o f the T h e Baptist ladles' aid society U s S M Iia national foreel. a » » o irl Ihe Eugene cham ber of com merce w ill meet Wadnaeday afternoon In tha church parlora and tha tim e Monday he would do e v e ry th in g In hie power to eecure an allocation of w ill be spent q uilling . federal re lie f funde fo r the eomple- T hs Eaglaa a u x ilia ry sawing club lion of the Brice C reek road In the w ill meet F rid a y afternoon. A p ril Bohem ia d is tric t T h e c o m p le tio n o f this road 14. w ith Mra. F. C 8traueeen. ■ I be of great benefit In the da O. L, H . club w ill meat Tuesday velnpment of the m in in g Industry w ith Mra. J. P G ra h a m fo r a 1 80 In the Bohem ia d is tric t ae well as the developm ent o f tha scenic re bridge dessert luncheon. sources. E G H a rla n , secretary, said T h e P resbyterian ladles' aid eo- It la understood tha w ork would c,* ty * ’ *• T hjtraday afternoon I a» I h u rc h tv a r lr ir a be done In connection w ith Prest in the c church parlors. dent Roosevelt's plan Io put thou Joker club w ill meet tonight I F r i sands of unemployed to w o rk on a nation wide forest w ork program day I w ith Mra. A W Swanson R ainb ow G irls w ill meet M onday evening In Maeonlc hall M oving pictures are to be In s ta ll ed tn a Boston tra in station; Low Prices E very D ay Irish-Swartz Co. IN C O R P O R A T E D Phone 53 Free City Delivery W E E K E N D S P E C IA L S T omatoes B eans N° % 3 25c Small White 10 lb s. 3 3 c Corn 3 ““ 25c Yellow Bantam PETER PAN Sugar M ilk Fins Cane Oregon Brand C o ffe e 20 lbs. 9 5 c 5c can Lb. 27c 3 lbs. 79c S a la d A id A s p a ra g u s W a ln u ts DURKEES Fresh Locals Q t. j a r 2 5 c Peanut Butter 3 lbs. Bulk Try the Best 25c 3 lbs. 3 25 c 19c Vanilla Deal PeterPan Flour 49-“-—*$1.19 None Better 8-0». Vanilla and 1 Large Bean Pot Both for 83c Meat Department Back Bacon Veal Roasts Shortening Lite Lean Country Cured Fancy Milk Fed Armour's White Cloud 15c lb. 12|c lb. 3-lb. carton 25c Place your order for your Easter Ham now I Do not delay, as price may be higher. W H E R E T H E T H R IF T Y T H R IV E
