The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 28, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

fhidav . a fh ii . aa. iss«
T U B H E N T IN K I., C O T T A G E G R O V E . O R E O O N .
QUALITY MARKET
Mra Lloyd Mwanaon and har
mother. Mr« F I- Walla, of Elk-
Ion «pent Monday and Tuaadav
h«ra at tha A W Mwanaon home
Mr unil Mia. (Jeorge Morgan.
Ml and Mr. o . V Brews. Mr and
Mia Paul Pieper. Dr. «nd Mra, C
It. rin al and Mr. and Mia Elbat
«t tended ai Masonic dance iri
Kugene Wadnaaday night.
Word hue bean received bare
from M ra Ruth Oaroutta. Port
lurid, former maldent. that alia la In
1 « hoapltal following an appendlcltla
lopaiailon. Mha la recovering aatla
factorlly.
Mr» Hrhoflald Stewart 1» III with
a »ever« cue« of polaon oak.
Mr« N. I I Powell of Prineville
.pent Wednesday night here at the
home of a alatar In-law. Mra Vlnal
Kendall.
Victor Chambers returned Mon­
day from spending aeverul day« In
Seattle.
Julian Millar, who la 111 with
Tree Might B p Useful
in Fight Against Crov
Conditions That Affect
GRASSES SUGGESTED
FOR EATE PLANTINGS
H u m a n E y e In ju r io u s ly
Too long hours of contluuisua use
of the eyes ahould he avoided by a
rest at Intervals, If only for a few
TREE DELIVERY—PHONE 55
M ea ts and G r o c e r ie s
minutes, at which time they can he
henefited by being bathed with or­ Substitute« Namud to Replace
dinary cold water from the faucet.
Hay That H u Win-
PORK ROASTS
Dr. Sol. Itoaefiblatt a« plained In
BEEF ROASTS
B u lk M a y o n n a is e
T w in B re a d
ter Killed
Ifiye Hygiene and Heat," an ar­
I-«ran and T ender
ticle appearing in Uygela. the
P in ts
16c
10c 6- 1 2 |c lb.
Health Magazine.
6c e a c h
Many Dan« county farmers are
12$c lb.
wondering what they can plant lata
It la Ui« heat that Is generated I in April or during May that will
Q u a r ts
30c
over a long period by exceealve use m a k e hay or other types of feed for
GALLON TINS
of the eyes that causes the eyea to livestock Winter killing of vetch
BACK BACON
hei-ome tired. Heat affecta the eyea and oats, red clover and other crops
P in e a p p le
P o r k o r B e e f L iv e r
LINK SA U SA G E
planted for hay made much reseed­
captured m u><>ref>urk, h up«
«,» In numerous waya. Doctor Rosen
LEAN
ing
necessary,
and
the
late
spring
P u re P o rk
owl, whfrh 1« «a|r]
t>i<- , ,
f hlatt explained. Tbs heat geoerat
39c ea ch
. ha« delayed planting until many
2 lb s fo r 15c
bird ever fratgnrd by one of ih.
•d by excessive use of the ayes farmer» will not be able to plant
1
5c
lb.
trees.
over long hours, added to the ordi­ ! oats, wheat or barley for hay a»
lb.
planned.
The “bird eating" tree hue «c.-di nary body h en t; the heat of faver
FRESH OBOUND
rh lc k e n p o g la re c o v e rin g a a tla fa c -
County Agent Fletcher says that
G e m N u t O leo
•Iroul an inch long that grow in repeated over a period of yearsi there 1« so little difference In the
torlly.
H am b u rger or
Mildred Cliupman of Eugene, a clusters and are covered with a the bent of hrllllunt sunlight or too feeding value of hay made from
C o u n tr y S t y le
10c lb . or 2 lb s. 19c
SL IC E D BACO N
When »mull bird. Ily Intense artificial light, and the beat Wheat, o a t. or barley that Ian «
former resident of thia city, vlaited heavy gum.
P o rk S a u sa g e
Into thia tree and their feathcra of furnncea over a period of time 1 county farmers should sow the kind
frlende here Wedneaday evening.
M T R K A M K D W I T H I.K A N
of grain from which they can get
SAUSAGE
coma
Into
contact
with
the
seed
are
detrimental
to
the
functloa
ef
Mr« Jamea P. Graham la rernod ,
th e heaviest tonnage Oats are gen­
10c lb .
Bulk
ellng a building at her home on ; poda they are quite likely to he held the ays.
et ally preferred by dairymen for
«truth River road and ««pacta to j f«"l until they are oyercome with
lb.
2 lbs. for 2 5 c
hay but wheat that is cut In the
L
a
rd
o
r
S
h
o
r
t
e
n
in
g
No
Cereal
Nature
provides
a
safeguard
In
a
aoon open an antique »hop In It.
erhanatlon In their effort, io em-ape. manner somewhat similar to that mi k stage m ak e, a very satisfac­
Ilia Twenty-five Staff club of
tory
food
for
dairy
cows
and
beard­
the Rebekah lodge «pent Wednea­ the Ire«- In \lr. Wheeler'« garden la of the water <moled motor. Trans­ less barley also makes good hay
3 lb s. fo r 25c
H am s
day in Junction City and put on «aid Io tmve trapped hundred« of parent fluids arc circulated within when cut early.
Ibelr degree work there In tha a f­ email bird« In thia way.
Where farm ers have land that
tin- eye, arid tbe anterior surface
or Whole
ter noun. 1 bey ware aet-ompunled by
FREE DELIVERY
of the eye la bathed with fluid com can not be prepared in time for
F r e s h O y s te r s
Mm Stella Baker and Mr». Clar­
planting wheat, oats or barley they
Ing down from the tear gland may plant Sudan grans, millet or
ence Madden.
1 2 i/2c lb .
Greatness Linked With
ALL DAY A N Y TIME
a tmve the eye. The peculiar
corn to good advantage Sudan I
A number of Oddfellow« from
P
i
n
t
s
23c
For Quo lily Meat i
Cause T h e y Stood F o r Gal function of (he eye requires grass makes fair hav and good pas­
hare attended a dlatrlct convention
ture »""^
when w
planted
after
held W edn ead ay In Junction City.
e ^ 'w h ic
h " the la"d
There are two kind, of great per tranapureney. and e x c e .s lv . be.« wä/m
FRED A N D ER SO N , Prop.
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Mr» Florence Mayra and Dahl aoiuillilea
Some men and women destroy« thnt quality the loan of “Her
the
middle
of
May
Millet can
Kirkpatrick o f Eugene vlaited here by Un- sheer brllllunce of their na­ tranapiirencj |« fnla| to the fune-
F a n c y P o t R o a s t 13c
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Planted about the 15th to 20thJ,
Wedneaday evening
with
Mr»
tlon
of
thnt
special
eves
f
"
S
?
ani1
wln
«row
on
land
that
tive
endowment
hiv-ome
Indlvlducl
organ
Maye. parent« Mr and Mr«. G W
geniuses, a« MIchelangelA was In though Its form and strength are i is a little too wet for Sudan gra
McFarland
Recommended varieties of millet I
N. J N<’l,on «pent Tuesday and painting or Einstein la In m-h-m c. fully regained.
. 2? ,. ‘V ? w ,n ,et> Tuesday for
I are Hungarian, Siberian and com-
Wednesday in Portland attending a There la. howi-ver another road to
' mon.
Imng Reach. C.I . wh. r,
Half the home:, of America are
meeting of In.urnnca agents
Most persons prefer Sudan grass i
powerful personality open to all of
V.* h'’"1’ • ' ,h « home Of
owned
by
men
making
leas
alatar. Mra Hud Idtwlller.
than 11° m illet as the hay la. on the aver-1
ua.
We can become Interested In >T (Xi annually-, It Is said.
age, more palatable. Millet, how
Mr and Mra. John Sllaby «rut
M e r e ly Relief
amnethlng greeter than nuraelvee.
2 -lb . t i n s
ß ic
ever, has slightly more protein than I
iu,,,,< i"’! K1'“ b ,,b "t Portland r .
W» can Identify ourselves with It.
Thera la no known «cleutlfl ha
Ml«« Esther Jarobaan, Portlarxl ,1" "* home Sunday after «pend
Sudan grass, grows faster on colder I
Gnulc Honor Il<»U Given.
The more one
««turned horn« Friday altar ap«nd Ing a weak hers visiting friend.
•Is for Hie belief (hat forked tw igs and stand for II
The honor roll for the grade land, the hay cures faster and is I.
Wakeg you after a hard
Hilt «avaral dav* tiara at the hum»
»Indies the ',1 yrilldlll-a o'
aid In tha location of nilm-ral. w«
schools for the oast six weeks Is as probably the better of the two on I
Chrlaiian
Bihl.
school
.
9
48.
a2«p
of Mr and Mr« llarrv Neat
county land In determ ining , I
night
Washington and l.lnroln, of women follow« .Second grade. Hetty Gould.
lar, or oil dej»-alt« underground
Thii beats 3 point 3.
W o rd baa been received here
of /"
these
crops to
to groi
rtow . the I,
llarnadlna W iese spent tha w««k
.
M r.-, B- tty Thompson. wnich "‘»
îî* .crop”
Ilka Florence Nightingale. Dorothy Snir
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determine
the
and In Kuaana with relative«
imiuwm, j rarv«S»
UI |_ .
W
. «.MW pur* ' _ _
H Y o u C o n s id e r U s a g e
D li and June Addnms, the more one Dorrih BJor o-t. I, R o dUJVC
orolher. Jam«« D a n ie l I ». W a ld In
b e rt D a u g h e rty ,
V tr 7 hlchJ>« w ishes to use the j
I'm for C o m m u n ity M m " ai’ltp M u n iro a a . M D
Mr
feela that so far ns Individual b rli- arid
n I. kw *1;
third f5 ? ^ lhat
whether for pasture or ,
OeWald
had
The
only
|>art
about
ua
that
doe«
D o i i r° r ,h.air)raa"d D‘ant &ccordlr'KlV-
I
Mr« M I, Weldon and children. »•*«•»*1 tlin ea visited hla hrolhar
London H onor
not wear out la the brain, aa.va a llance Is concerned they might con grade. Junior Volgamore
<*l«n, Illrliard. John and lx»«, «pent her«
suitable summer pasture can 1 i
London. April 23. — (Special.) —
Whitlock. H e t t y Hickenbottom.
celvahly
have
been
|oat
In
the
llrltlah
acleal
flow
flhoiil
tha waak and In I train at tha home IC.T5” fl r" <,,l»«ftm«nt wa« called
tlx*
High
School
N
otes
he
provided,
the
hay
shortage
will
i
•
The honor roll for this six weeks la
crowd. What most of all gives them William Hopman. William Fleuard - be lessened to som e extent and bet-
of Mr« Weldon » mother Mrs Mary . n . 2 forenoon to the Al Hoaen- tou «ucT-K xrh aug o
md Eli. Hede; fourth grade Pa
Praia Ixil» remained to «pend tha thal
as follow«: Winifred Makinson.
distinction 1« that they found some­ tre ia Baldwin, Marcia Brund. Val- L
P7<X,UcUo.n obtalne<l S h eep 1
home on Gibb, avenue by ,
weak and Mr« Praia will accom ­ flue fire The wall paper In
“Ì /ì" 1[''estock »HI “Iso do bet-'
June Chetwood. Lois Bachelder.
thing In their generation worth m a W i on. Arllne Anderson, Al- I
F ire ! A m e ric a n R a ilro a d
(ha
pany her home tha latter part of kllchrn bad caught fire
l«Mttie held a meeting Uleta Small, Jim my Doney. Walter
while standing for. Identified them­ bi-ri Smith, Sylvia Michael, . . t®r where summer pasture is pro- 1 .^ S he
bui was
The
charter
for
the
Rnlilniore
A
thia waak
and
v!'Jed
Winter
rve
or
winter
wheat
i
Thuri<lay
to
complete
plans
for
aoon extinguished and very little
selves with a cause greater thnn Hansen Shirley Burkholder
Means. Lanona Gear. Clyde Clark.
Ohio railroad wa« granted Fehru
M t an<l M r a O liv e r Mhlalda and d a m a g e waa done
Donna Hatch; fifth grade, Clara planted now at the rate of one and mother> t«a »nd the picnic,
themselves, and became an repre­ Jenkins,
Howard Pula, Lucille Geer, Bessie
one-half
bushels
per
acre
win
make
;
John
Hohman,
Eileen
Town,
Jun-
aon «pant tha w a -lt ml at Y o n c a lla
RrJ
<
W
.
1NV
T.
but
conatrui
tlou
waa
Margaret
Monson
and
« p o r tin g G o o d « ' W h a t U It you
sentative nf It that When you think ■Sarajane M o o r e ; sixth grade, yerv satisfactory summer pasture iors' an<1 Harold Boslaugh, fresh- R»lsor, Lloyd Gllham, Maxine Shor­
w ith M r M hlalda'
fa th e r
Milton
h* ve “
W* ha*’ "Il begun os July 4, INXS.
Mhlalda
of It you think of tlmm llir r i F n Jam- s Bird. Opal Fuson. Frances i.y e a better for this purpose than :u»n h» ve returned to school after ing, Geraldine Ban ton, Forest Cox
kind, of Pishing Tackle and we
Berta Tullar. Marjorie Woodard’
Fisherman Attention' Wa have 2 have ltaaeball supplies See ua now
eraon Fnsdlck In Physical Cultura Uughi-h Opal Witcher and Betty wneat because it m akes more pas- , an absence of several days.
in dry
dtavs green better in
drv , The women's study clubs of this Leonard Krewson, Maxine Currln.
Jean Arnest, seventh grade, Inez
Life E apectancy
Ford tourlnaa. I »«dan an.1 1 eoupa for your sporting needs Graber-
Magazine.
Randall, I-ois Baldwin, Clarlbel weather and is not so susceptible ! city will entertain the girl» of the u n ,1i<" JG* i r Eath*> Anne N e w to ?
cn apaclal aala thia w»ak or until Hatty Hard war«.
n2M<-
Mclanra aaotna to ba coming «low­
Robinson,
Caldwell, Marian Moore, Evelyn to rust. Grain pastures should be high school with a tea at the arm­ Mildred Cox. Jam es
•old for >22 tut each Nelaon Motor
Nelaon DeYoung suffered with a ly Io Iba conviction that long Ilf«
Glen Stlnimel, Fay Ewing. Billie
'»Isen. Dorothy Siemann. Maryjane cross-fenced and fed In rotation
ory from 3 to 3 May 8.
Co.
a2Ai- lama hack thia waak. the reauli of
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H
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w
a
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More
detailed
information
in
re­
Palmer,
Catherine
Perlnl,
Lola
Is an Inherited charaitariatlr, true
Smith and Eleanor Teeters; eighth
Jessie Grubb, Leonetta Glass and
Mra. II F Wild« of l*orlland re twisting a vertebra while llfilng a
Au Important part of the png grade. Ellen Bird. Melba Gates and gard to forage crops for late plant­ Bernice Patton were visitors last Krewson, Alvin Funk. Christine
turned home Tue.dav after «pend­ pack«.« weighing about 8 pound« family history baa beoti so thor­
ing may be obtained from the
Hooker and Oswald Perlnl. Those
Tucker.
week.
ing aavaral d av. hare a( th e homn He h«» often lifted ten time« thnt oughly atudlcd that the data« of aantry of the highway, as dew-Gbed Norma
having perfect attendance thia six
The honorable mention roll for , county a g en t
of a daughter Mr« llarrv Godard
The girls' league picnic will be weeks follow: Letha Chetwood,
■ n fa n w ay »hot» on varloua blrlli and death are known fur 2.85!» by Marlon S' i oil Rawson In her ill- grad e schools is as follows j
held in Hem enway e grove May 3 Winifred Makinson, June Chet-
Mra. Howard Ile a» of Itoaeburg golf courses with no III effect«
of Its iiiemhare. Tim«« who lived book, "From Here to Yonder,’’ a i- irst grade. Ione Breese. Neil
after school Each girl Is expected wood. Lucille Abeene. W alter H eat­
la vlalttng at the home of har moth­
Mr». Paul June« and son Paul of I long had long-llvad cbUdran. Fa­ psntogniphy of early trails and Bach' Ider, Richard Chambers. Jun- !
to bring her lunch.
er. Mra. II A Millar
on. Clarence Krewson, Lois Tullar
Albina spent the week m d at the thers sod mothers wlm lived to the highway life. |g the peddler with
ir lia
ileli n Gales, Eva Hop-I
Perlnl.’
Michael. Joanne '
Mr and Mra Jack Dawson of hom e o f M ra June»' daughter. M ra age of eighty had children who sv. hla stock In trade of pewter, wood- man Frances
Floyd Black, senior, withdrew Uleta Small, Mary Ram°n
Heaton. W alter
I’le nazzl. Nedra Wallace. Rose- '
Eugene »pant tha weak and at the William Hammer, in Lyns Hollow
from school last week.
enware,
tinware,
haskata.
brooms,
“
ea“
-
Clyde
Clark.
Foreet
Cox.
eragi-d
a
life
of
fifty
two
yearsf
marv Tides and Francis Queener;
home of Mra llawaon • alatar, Mra and vlaited In the city briefly Mon
day
aeraldine Banton. George Dugan
those who diet) st sixty were fol­ brushes.
second grade. Donna Jean Chest-1
W O Wllaon.
Idoyd Gllham, Ernestine Heaton.
M O U N T V IE W .
And now and Iheu wa came U|ion nut and Neil Hammond: third i
fib attended Christian high school lowed by deaiendaiita who«« aver­
Rand ndm sraal evaxy Munday
«
Krewaon, Mervln Perlnl.
Bau-1 i, CottaKe Grove high school atb-
claaa Hunitay
a28p age life was only thirty two and a burying lott." A single atone of grade. Nancy „ Anlauf.
nlgkL
April 25.—George White of Cot­ Berta
i, Harold
a », x.
Tullar. Mildred Cox. Eathel
der, '• ‘ '1-r Rree.se. Ruth Cameron letes. who easily defeated Spring- tage Grove has been staying at the
M r and Mr» H 8. Trask motored alght tenth» years
two divisions commemorates the Robert
Mra illan Owen and daughter
Moody.
vi . h. Constance
------ Smith field in a dual track meet here home of an uncle. J. R. Cooley, Anne Newton. Jean Ralaor. Her­
Hetty of Itoaetiurg «liant the week to Portland Tuesday. Mr» Trask
Kxcsaatva work accident and the Joining In death as In life of the and Helen Wells; fourth grade. , Saturday, will meet Rosburg high helping put in the crops, for the man Raymond. Lovelle Abeene
underwent a goiter opera'ton Wed
and ha re w ith frla n d a
Frances Ellsworth. Vanetta Bar-
husband
and
wife,
hut
with
the
Richard ...
Smith. , Agnes
...
- „
McNew. here tomorrow. The events will past week.
neeilay and Mr Trask returned dlsean'V of childhood a r e tha prln-
^»fJorie
Mr. and Mr,. Henry Snauer vis-
~
S i w Cherry.
H ^ k e Verna
T ^ S s w Oil-
?¿
home that night Mr« Trask'» con­ cliMsI factor« which Intarfura with husband's half higher to show Ills \ ir ...1.1 A.l-n. Junior Berry. Doris start at 2 on Delbert Kelly field.
Black, Robert Bogen, Billie Ann
id Sunday with Mr
«nd Mrs. P erin i and
__ “ e Roy
«ooxer, Oswald
Mr. and
Ros»burg defeated
University ited
dition I. reported aa sstlafactorv
Geer.
the Inherited tendency toward a superior iMialtlon. other» carry bio­ Butler. Walter Graham Lela Huff.
high
by
a
big
margin
last
week
and
Butte
Mooney
at
Blue
Mountain.
AGRICULTURAL UME
Mrs Albert Hclllwell. Mrs Wil- certain Ufa span
Maxine Ewing
G eer
Medical science graphical «ketches, list» of descend­ Maxine Hunter. Helen Miller, Agnes
Miss Ada Sherman, who teaches . had
« i d . and Lillian
liam Mat-Gibbon and Mr» D. A hna made the third of tlu-sa much ants. daguerreotyiie, ambrotypes, Moon and Faye Nixon; fifth grade, the locals are expecting to have to
g ? « M rfect
g
¿ v a s ¡
Finely ground In sugar aacks.
do
their
best
to
have
a
chance.
In
Smith. addition, Thles. who was expected
par ton. >4 On, and 2o «ach al­ lim«r«on attended a conference of lea« deadly during the ls»t century verses. Thia gravestone Inscription Pauletta Powell. Doris
girl scout leaders held Wednesday
Gladys Lemley. Ada Hopman, W an­ to walk away with the Javelin
lowed whan sacks are returned
and thereby Immensely Incraiuod atop, ua '•! expecte.1 thia but not da
In Eugene
Berry, Nelda Gunter, Hazel throw and to place in the pole
•o aoon "
U U rH e P o ultry OrttB
Garden Tools' Wa have a com- i the average a«|>ei-tnncy of Ufa.
Wells, Glen Randall and Richard vault, sprained an ankle In pole
Chick and pulla! alas. I an >8 00 plete Un« and all types Everything *
Hogan; sixth grade Robert Steph- vault practice this week, and Cox
Han and turkey elsa, tun
>400
from pruning shears Io spading j
ensen. Earl Bogen, Mina Campbell, injured an elbow, also at pole vault
W o r ld » M o s t M o d e r n F a r m
,
shovels
I^
i
ua
help
you
with
your
Helen
Deere, Jean Gilliland, Vir­ practice.
A
n
c
ie
n
t
C
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r
a
v
a
n
R
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u
t«
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Bi«idMdlr. Otr.
¡garden t o o l problsina Graber-
The most up-to-date farm In the ginia Hunter. Donald Miller, Anna
The
caraiau
routes
tu
tbs
an
st-
)<2«ttyw Hardware
a2A<
l ^ a s e inspect our prtoes: W e axe e a m esU y s triv in g to bring
Marie Peterson and Dorothy Tuck-
Cruaon S u ffers In ju re d Leg.
warvl In tha China trade were world Is locnted on the tmrder of
C. C. Cruson suffered a severe In- }
Mra. M A. Groves waa called to
' *r-
nt* new tiit, cleaneat, finest merchandise s t lowest possible p rt
Surrey
nnd
Sussex.
In
England.
The
acroaa
Far»,a
to
Khuraaau,
Bulkh,
I>. A . Emerson and Eugene D o v e ________
I a -I a.i.m g a ;-e:fect a'.’en- Jury to one leg Monday" w hile'em -I
Pasadena. , ___
Pal Saturday by the
WO
seres
contained
In
the
farm
Hre
a l tendali a teacher«
convention I aerlouà lÏÏneaâ of"har father
up tha Oxus to the Plains of Pa­
;ance re< <rd for the six weeks fol- ployed on highway work at the
Hnlurdav al Monmouth
New Dresses
Hav M A. Groves site ruled a dis- mir; theiif« to Kashgar. Yarkand owned by a syndicate of three men. low Firs; „rade Shirley Culver. ' rocky point north of the city Mr
SW EA TER S
Mr and Mrs M C Hickenbottom Irlel cabinet meeting of young peo­ and Khntsn; thenc« serosa tha Gobi Electricity la put to no fewer than Vera Miller. Alice Alien, Ione Cruson was standing out of the wav
Breese
James
Boyce,
Nell
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Bach-
of
a
stage
and
Just
as
the
stage
and two children spent lb« week ple ■ work WeJneatlay of last week
87 uses on the ainnzlng farm. Each
desert
to
Tsngut,
not
far
from
the
Men’a Sleeveletg
elder. Richard Chambers. Doris passed he started to move back to
end In Htayton at the home of Mr In Grant« Paas While there he
New patterns
beehive has a chamber electrically Dixon. Kenneth Hansen, Peggy
1 styles
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Iu„ ' ’''¡P" ,h * rout*
the road when
struck by a large
Hlrkenbottom'a al«t«r. Mrs Frank I spoke St th . annual banquet of ,h ,
Rayon and Wool
warmed;
horses
and
ponies
are
K
in
d
.
F
ia
n
c
e
s
M
ichael.
Joanne
Pre-I
rock
which
had
become'
loosened
Hhlngl«.
G iants Pas» Epworth Leagu e Mi
followed the wall. There was an
1 .9 7
Colon
97c
Michael
Quaglia.
Jack and rolled down the bank The leg
D alternat» route dowu to Hormuz, st groomed by means of electrically-op- niazzl.
"I'm for Community Men " aJAp Grove» and two sons Mrs J
Quimby, Kenneth and
Francis was severely injured from the knee
Mr and Mrs Haymond Grub« of Monroe and Mr« D W Hturg»» ae- the foot of tha Persian gulf, and ernted device«; milking. Incubating, Queener. Bob Simpson. Rose Mary to the ankle, but Mr. Cruson was
P»niT« visitad relative« and friend» ‘
K»v G rove« ns far ns thenc« by sen. As the trade da- hav drying. Insect destruction, ami Thies Marguerite Tonole. Bettv able to get around the next day by-
R osebu rg «nd visited relative« and
hers Saturday
D R ESSES
veloped there were tide routes and plowing are all done hy electricity Weldon and Billie Wiese; second using a cane.
frien d «.
-G rit.
grade. Norina
Aubrey,
Robert
Mr and Mr«. Albert Wooley,
Ps
mures
nd
and
Bolt
burs
became
Im-
Our line of used cars Is complete
OXFO RDS
Daughertv. Elbert Lee. Ethel Smith,
Silk—New Styles
■laughter Faye and son Keith and
£*»»>■ Winner» Named.
< » « r s id c o ™ ; ; ; r , : ; ñ t t h . 7 ; " ¿ : „ d i
” ” M ,d t h *‘
Vivian W atts. Joyce Baldwin, Vir­
The temperance essay contest for
«
■
la
Too—Goodyear W elt
ljJe
:
Nelaon
Motor
Co.
InTsm
erlanestlm
e
these
routes
we
re
ginia Lee. zVnna May Smith, Violet school children, sponsored by the
New Colon
at the Woolsy sumiller home on
L iv e s o f To ad » an d Frog s
AU
| Mr and Mrs A. P. Severson anil e<> well policed that a woman could
Tandy. Bettv Lou Cook. Mary Ann
Umpqua
Tosda and frog« may ||Te for „ Hansi :i T eie i Premazzl, Betty W. C. T. U., has been concluded and
2 .6 6
Springfield! travel them unguarded and that s
prizes will be awarded at a meet­
Mr. and Mra. George M atthew s daughter Helen of
number of years If they manage to Lou I’owcll. Shirley Randall, Betty ing May 9 at the Methodist church,
spent Bunday at their summer •pent Sunday here al the Ed Ashby ! purse could he lost on tha way and
Janice
VanDenberg, when the winning essays will be
home.
escape their nutural enemies and re­ Thompson.
home st Bcotteburg
returned to Its owner.
main In suitable environment. There Phyllis Vincent. Florence Wells. read. Winners have been announced
Mr». W II Johnston returned
E n > i) your tim e at the Pastime.
Buy a t B K E IE R ’S w here e v e ry th in g ia low er and n o th ti« «Jg«—
Betty
Wyant.
Neil
Hammond,
is a well authenticated ease or s Duane Harvey and Alfred Hansen; as follows; Edna Grubb, high
A clean men's rendesvotis.
t f Tuesday from spending several j
school; Julian Miller, junior high
dava visiting In Salam at the home j
toad which lived for thirty six years third grade. Ruth Davenport, Jun­ school; Marjorie Jones, sixth grade-
Mr and Mr» Marvllle Vrsteh and of a slater, Mra. Harold Ingram.
M is fo rtu n e«
The ior Volgamore. Harrison Luce. Vio­ Gladys Lemley, fifth grade.
ami Douglas »pant the week end at
Wrote Rltxshetli, Ihe poat quci'n and was accidentally killed.
H.
K
Iotwson
stopped
here
Fri­
la Allen. Elise Bede. Emma Louise
their summer home on the Umpqua.
day and again Sunday on hla way of Rumania : “ tki not ba proud zif common frog sometimes requires I vce. Ruth Cameron. Betty Hlck-
Old Fam ily Dog 1» Dead.
Mr anil Mrs. Jo« Smith and two to nnd from a mining congress held having borne your misfortune.
from four In five years to mature ■■nbiittom. Rosemary Randall, Con-
Cottage Orove, Oregon
Cap. fam iliar old shaggy Aire­
children and Mr. and Mr.
Ray­ Saliiwlay In Medford
In the North, and hnrrlng ace,dents
Could
you
have
done
otherwise?"
ince
Smith,
Helen
Wells.
Carmen
dale,
who had been owned by-
mond Trask and two chlhlren spent
which are usual In the natural White. Verna Powell, Betty Jane George Matthews for 14 years, died
Huston Meillev of Helens. Mont A eery pertinent question. I tine
the week end st ths Hmlth summer
home at Hcott.burg
returned home Saturday
after much s i we ran In no way evade state, would probably live len or Wallace Harold Bauder. Wilbur recently. Mr. Matthews raised the
Breese. Glenn Bright. William Hop- dog from a pup. Although o t the
spending several dav. here with hl,
twelve years.
Mr nnd Mrs. Darwin Woodcock parents. Mr and Mrs William Med oar misfortune«, there 1« no cause
man. Ernest Hov. Jr.. Albert Ish- varmint and fighting breed, “Cap",
for pride In meeting them
Rut
of Corvallis spent the week end lay.
am, Robert Moody. Richard Thies, wise In his way. knew a good thing
Having Consolidated Darling Variety Stores and The Fair
here «1 the home of Mr» Wood­
Everett San iem and Cecil Hickson; when he saw it, was docile and ac­
the spirit In which we meet them
" F is h e rm a n 's Ring**
Mr. and Mra. Harold Swartz 1« In our own control. In that there
cock'« parents, Mr and Mrs N J
fou n h grade, Delores Andrews, cepted the hospitality of the Mat­
Nelson
»pant Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
Store, W e Are Holding a
Brund thews home like a member of the
A ring traditionally said to have William Roner, Marcia
may ba «ausa far pride or la r
In Portland.
Harry Sturges. Virginia Allen. family.
been
worn
by
St.
Peter
and
still
Why not tska advantage of th«
shame.
Arline Anderson, Jam es Fry. Lois
Mr. and Mrs Harry Metcalf, Eu
woru by the pope on high cere­ Hansen.
Radio Hale st Nelson Motor Co c
Sylvia Michael. Maxine
Z lm m e rly Is E lim in a ted .
gene former residents of this city
monial
occasions
Is
known
as
the
i’atchen. Richard Smith. Junior
H. F. Jackson of Walker under­ have purchased the James Porter
William Zlmmerly of this city
A male mosquito's beak Is not Ftsherinan’s ring. "The Fisherman" Berry.
Robert Bogen. W alter Gra­ has been eliminated in the medal
went iin uiM-ratlon for hernia vee ranch east of the city, and expect strong enough to pierce the human
Kenneth Biggs,
Patricia play golf tournament at Oakway
i££;lay al a Eugane hosniiol
Is the title of the pope, says the ham
to m ove here soon
skin
Cook,
Maxine
Hunter, Doris Black, Eugene. He was defeated Sunday I
New Ggthnllc dictionary, "hecatise
Margaret Deere, Richard Lacky, afternoon one up by Dick Neer, af­
most of the apostles were fisher­ Helen Miller, Agnes Moon. Janet
ter having his opponent one down I
men. Our Lord said lie would make Peterson. Nina Quimby. Bertha at
the end of the first nine.
them fishers of men (Luke 5) ; this Thomason, Kenneth Whitlock, Mary
Trent.
Lawrence
W
atts
and
Anita
C hicken R anch la Sold.
term designates especially their
Stewart; fifth grade. Ardle Cook,
The V. E. Strock place In the Silk
chief, Peter and his successor. The Gene
Durham, Carol Lewis, Robert creek district wag sold this week I
papal ring seal It th s, of the fisher­ Nelson, Robert Queener. Glen Ran- to Mrs. Henrietta Lord of Califor- I
And Continuing for One Week
man."
i dall, Velma Bennrett, Nelda Gun­ nla. who bought the place In order '
— P h o n « 153—
ter, Ada Hopman, Louise Johnson, to be close to that o f her son-in-law. I
Irene Mavben. Doris Smith. Martha Hans Rasmussen, who recently lo-
Here are just a few of the BARGAINS
Stark.
Lois Stoneberg,
Thelma a>!ttedu°'i,
Im p o r ta n t Q u e ttto n «
,S' C' Swanson ranch. I
Berggren. Paul Davenport, Francis lh e Hall & Johnston Realty com­
It Is never too soon nor never too llitchev. Marie Volgamore. Mar-
House Dresses
pany- handled the deal.
One Lot
1st« to press home on ourselves ;aret Bressler, Margaret Monson
Values to $1.49
Child’s
H om
and
Adeline
Safley;
sixth
grade,
questions like the following: "What
Bible W r ite r N at Jaw
Now
89c on all cnam dw w re
5c Pair
•plrlt dwells In my heart? What Norval Bright, Lloyd Premazzl,
Vlnal Randall. Mvrna Saltsm an
Lake, conalderad the moat literary
Quick Arrow C hips
pkg. 15c Puffed W heat.................... pkg. 10c
and a lum lnu m w are.
Quantity Limited
good have 1 been doing? Whnt works Darrell Sarff, Robert Stephenson,
of love have I done? What deeds Opn| Witcher, Denxil Biggs, Ver­ •aiong tha writer» of the New Te«
59c
House
Dresses
H it name |
Pride W ashing Pow der
pkg. 15c Wadco O ysters
M en ’s Drews Shirta,
of charity have 1 performed? What non Black, Earl Bogen. Robby tament, wa« net a J«w
Children’s
........... can 10c
W o rk S h irt* and
Now 29c
fruits of the spirit, whnt evidence Boyce, Rex Breese. Elmer Cone. and his profession of phyelctsn «tig
Rompers
O v e ra ll*
geef«
that
be
was
the
eon
of
a
Greek
Helen
Deere,
Louise
Haves.
Betty
Sunbrite C le a n s e r ............
can 5c Schillings Baking Powder can 33c
of love, hav« I to show? We must
Ladies, child's,
Now 19c
R e g u la r 89c to 81228
lane McCoy, Robert Nelson, Patty freeduisn of mm« Roman family
answer these questions some day. Short, Dorothy Tucker. Shirley
value*.
Misses' Sizes
Cream Oil T oilet Soap
bar 5c
N o y » ___________ 40c
Why not press them now on our Andrews, Jam es Bird.
Frances
C offee (Brite S ta r )..........
lb. 19c
Child’s OoveraUs
" L o n g - H a a d a d n e a s '*
hearts and reflect upon them?- KJg. Hughes. Orval Tandy, Cheater Au­
Now 29o
Those
who
believe
lu
phrenology,
brey.
Opal
Fuson
and
Charlie
Mad­
Mrs. Stcw urts Bluing
bottle 15c 5c Candy Bars
Panel
Curtains
ahangc
M en ’* Fan cy Sock*
2 for 5c
dens; seventh grade. Elaine Fry. tha Judging of character and meatal
3
t
n
d
r
-----------------M
o
Va Price—25c
Inez Randall, Raymond McCul­ ability by weans ef the shape and
B oy’s Heavy
S w im m in g U n d e r W a t e r
lough. Jean Stubblefield. Billy Bar-
Full
Size
Chambray
Shirts
btitnpt
of
the
bead,
say
that
a
long
M e n ’* R ayon S h irt*
Ttis distance which a person tony ' tels, Elmer Howard, Bessie Orr, head Indicates ahrewduets. Hence
28«
Loe Premazzl, Hazel Rose, Charles
and S h o rt* _____ M e
swim under water varies ns to con Smith. Inn Stuart, Eleanor Teeters, a sharp-witted peraoa Is eel« to be
Triple Sewed
Food Grinders
dltlons. Probably an average swim l.o ls Baldwin. Robert Lewis, Eve­ long head til
M e n *»
Broadcloth
mer In a pool cun swim 30 feet nn lyn Olseh. Stewart Roberts. Mary-
69c
Shorts
-------------10c
Pillow Slip«, 10c
der water. M. Pnutlqucn In Paris. inne Smith, June Stubblefield and
O rig in a l Valaatine«
■
lien
Weldon;
eighth
grade.
Earl
France, on November 8, 1012, re Baldwin. Phillip Lake, Rex McFar­
First valautlnes have been ac
Regular 49c Child’s All-wool Sweaters .............. _...Now 29c
mslned under water 0 minutes land, Warren Wright. Alta King, eerded variously as being the
HM-3 second«. Jnck Trivllln of Harold Mavben. Zelln Tandy. Roet- Charla* D*0rleuae madrigals or the
Avalon, Uallf., swum under water ta Aubrey, Arlelgh Rerggren, Ellen •ne saeutloued In Samuel Fepy’s
The Fair Store will be closed until about May 16 for re­
Bird. Keith Breese, Dallas Deere,
120.41 yards In 2 mlmitea 13 3-8 ,
Melba Gates, Clifford Htner, Ma- diary. February 14. 1607.
modelling,
when we will move to that location and open
ends st the Salt Water nntatorlum delle McKee, Julian Miller, Kath­
In flcsltle, Wash., July 23, 1012.
leen Moore. Oeorgetta Powell, Helen
with a larger and finer store.
G a r r ic k ’s F ra n e k A n a a a try
Boas. Fred Stark. Donald Thles,
David Garrick, mo«t fa moo» actor
Norma Tucker, Richard Wright,
Battsrflias— and B u tlerfliss
Lee Baldwin, Otis Biggs, Harold of his time, wa« an Englishman, hul
Watch for Announcements of the Orand Opening
According to science, a butterfly Bogen, Madge Carllle, Dick Deere, he wa« descended from a French
eats practically nothing.
Not so l.ois Gugglaberg. Margaret Leutn. family nnniei, Garrtc or Gnrrlqne. of
with those human butterflies the Howard McKlbben, Robert Mills, Bordeaux, which had »otfled In Eng
boy« take out to dlnnor -Florida Ina May Monroe, Doyle Ray, Leon­ land on the revocation of the Edict
ard Ross. Gayle Tennis. Herachal
Times Union.
of Nnnfcs
Tracy and Mildred Ward.
T he Ideal “M EATING ” Place
♦
15c
♦
Farliupa If aulliorlil«. |„ i,,
,
where do- -
clnred a uulaunce would plant a
irtee of the ap«« le» pi.-mla F,
nolulana Iti the area« frequ.• / , . . I.
Iheae bird« a part of their probit-
would ba solved. Thia tree 1« k>,
to the natives of Naw Zealand IP
native home, aa the "blr I .
tree"
Ordinarily only email bird.
victim», Iml reci-rriy „
UM garden .,{ J \,
. ,
Plymouth s' z I.
BARTELS M ARKET
19c
Call
46
S & W Coffee ChoiceStee»-»«t isc
City Briefs
llb tins
29c B a lc o M a lt
49c
FOR DUAL TRACK MEET
T o t h e P u b lic
2.97
C. J. BREIER CO.
G IG A N T IC
REMOVAL SALE
S m ith -S h o rt G ro c e ry
Saturday Grocery Savings
Starting April 29
Vi O f f
; S w ift’s P rem iu m H am s i
T he low est in history of the grade
o r whole 1 5 y C lb.
D a r lin g V a r i e t y S t o r e