The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 05, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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about 720 It.
degree of pro«; rr
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I»#, tilt, he.', Ing enervated by the
uill.i uesa of
e clim ate, th e rich
11«'SS of the oil an d th eir great
liabttnnt* seen were
th, the
luxury and volti|dn
city w as destroyed
m a In 310 It. C.
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MatloaaJ E d ito ria l AaaocUtloa
Oregvn State E ditorial Aaeovtatlon
Orer»'" Newapap*r <'o n f*»*«<•»•
Although «very arerautlott w ill be tab n
to arotd error. The S»>atiael aocepta »4
vnrttaliK la Its colui. na ow the under-
a tan ding that it w ill not be liable for aa;
error la aay advertisement published m
leas proof ia n-ad by the advert!»« r and
returned with such error or correction»
plainly noted In w ritin g th e n on and i
that case if any e rro r ao note-1 ia not
corrected by The Sentinel it» liab ility
shall not exceed such a proportion of th>-
entire cost of such advertise**« nt a» the
apace occupied by the noted err« r bean*
to the whole »pace
upie< by await ad - 1
veK isem eat
Ra erd S trong W ind
Unite, S tates w eath er hit
the strongest wind
«.vs th
nuMimre*l In ttie United S lates
rt* h ite r e d on the sum m it of
Mon it W a sh in g son. N. I t , Ja n u a ry
w as nomliailty ISO
11.
tullo i an h o u r. hut certain nece«
ear# c o rr c e lio n i s red u ce, tills figure
to a tkMIt 140 li all.'« an hour. F ar
than this do occur
in torn« do«'*, hut they have never
be 'll ofiiclnlly m easured.
W H AT W OVI.D IT H E?
"W hat kind of a cou n try would
thia b* If everybody in it w ere ju st
Reflection o f Rays
\lUC
like m e?”
ing
The bureau of stnndnnls says that
T h is w as suggested to T he Sen
heat rays can be reflect»'.! with a
tinel some tim e ago as the subject
m irror the sam e as light rays. The
fo r an editorial, an d it’s a fair
toss depends tinon the reflecting sue
question th a t would be well for
f «I,*»»
XII Irtish» ',1 m rial* r.'rti'.'t
every person to a sk him self.
fnun IX) to !k’ !*er ren t of th e Infra
If everyone w ere like m ost o f us
fur
resi Giunl) ra y a The refitvllon of
in C ottage Grove, fo r exam ple, we th a t, if
rlsib 1«' H r hl vari o» over * wide
would have no ra ilro a d s no a u to ­
tha
rangie. hut may I h » from 90 to iW per
mobiles, no airp lan es, no radios, no uting.
electric sw eepers, no electric stoves,
The i
eviti for itIghly |x«llahril silver.
no gas stoves, no electric lights In whic
none of m any th in g s w hich we weekly
E arly W ater V oyagers
have accepted as absolutely neces­ an Innc
Ti ■' men who learned to still a
sa ry to o u r com fort an d happiness, get full
of I
»ft or entiinv'.ran w ere also eariH'tt
because none of us is capable of exam ple
on
•rs, The) began lo shape their
inventin g o r pro m o tin g th e m an u ­ by the
ows like the Cliltmamarnn of Mad
fa c tu re of these things.
and built bulw arks ou th e shies
W e probably would still be w ear­
'liey shaped th eir logs into plunks
ing hom espun and would be d rin k ­
ing w ater out of wells.
D eserving d em o crats a re so nuin-J and tnillt the plank enn.ws of the
If everyone w ere like a large p art erous. an d have been so p ersisten t aititi« • of Yem, the UMSiiln of Mad
of us. th ere would be no one to give in m ak in g th e ir w an ts know n t o 1 ras, th e snm pen of Chinn, and so
tim e to serv in g on city councils, on C ongressm an Pierce, chief p a tro n ­ the « .'hlnese Junk,
school boards and as officers of age d isp en ser for O regon, th a t he ■
civic organizations, so th e g re a t has had th e g o vernm ent p rin tin g
Odd M exican T ree
w ork th a t these bodies and o rg an ­ office p rin t him a fo rm ’o tter by
On e of ttie mogt curious trees
isations do would be left undone.
w hich he acknow ledges ap p eals for
If everyone w ere like some of us. pie an d reco m m en d atio n s for v ari­ grow s In Mexico, At the tip of
th e re wbuld be no c h arity for the ous can d id ates. W iley W alter a d ­ each of its dark green leaves there
u n fo rtu n ate , schools would be those m onishes d em o crats th a t th ere are Is a sler.Ier thorn In a sort of case
of a cen tu ry ago an d we w ould be n o t n e a r enough jobs to go around If th is Is carefully pulled out it
co n ten t to live in every way as we an d calls upon those who a re d ia bring* with It, fastened to one end,
did w hen A m erica w as discovered. appointed to tak e defeat in go.xi a length of strong’ smooth liber A
I f all of us w ere like som e of us. sp irit fo r the g reat good of th e , needle and thread, all ready for use.
we would spend m ost of o u r tim e p a rty an d a d n u n istr ttion. He says anil supplied hy n atu re w ithout
s ittin g aro u n d yelling o u r heads off n o th in g can b e done fo r the person '
because som eone doesn 't do som e­ w ho m erely ask s fo r a jo b th a t ap- charge.
th in g , an d n o th in g would be done plications m ust be specific and
R eality
B u t depressions probably w ouldn't should be m ade w ith the under-
Ileallty Is the basic thing In all
b o th er us, because each com m unity sta n d in g th a t other
wouid live u n to itself, th ere would deserving have alrea dy applied fo
cen tu ries a sni] climes. An old say-
be no in te rn a tio n a l exchange of the sam e job.
ing runs to n the eir.wt th at “nothing
goods, th ere w ould be little ex­
odd stays.” " This Is a fact If w-e
change o f goods even betw een
survey time In s Ioniser runs. Fan-
Well, m aybe th e c
states, we would w ant but little and abied soldier com pen
ami crnxy fads do
tastlc tcacl
probably would have t h a t We for th e 120,000 eadd!
if years, but reality
stay for a t
w ouldn't care ab o u t w h at happened cra ta bought for 22.0
th eir worthlessn.'S».
a t last rev.
to anyone in E u ro p e o r In New- ing th e world war.
Y ork, o r in the n ext com m unity.
News.
M odern Politics
T he person w ho sug g ested th is
R oosevelt m ay be
su b ject w as th e late F . E. M enden­ em out.
As a result of long experience In
hall. If everyone the w orld o v jr
John Morley, the
putille affairs.
affai
w ere like him , we would all be try ­
it. once w ro te: "In
B ritish state
The
a
d
m
in
istra
tio
n
is
incoc
ing to do so m eth in g even w hen ill­
•e Is constantly be­
(Kvlitlcs the
ness had us down, an d th e world te n t when it ask s a p p ro p r.a tio n
tw een ttyo ,
an.) action Is one
*0,000
fo
r
th
e
widows
of
co
n
g
r
would go ah ead fa s te r th a n it ever
long second
m en w ho do not need the m i
has yet.
while m oney is to be ta k e n fi
D iam ond C u ttin g
T he C orvallis G.-T. and the Me- ' m any d eserving v e te i^ n s who
M innville T.-R. a re o bjecting to th e sorely in need of all they can
At th e Kimberley m ines th e aver
p resid en t u sin g airplanes. H e's go­
age loss In cutting a diam ond Is
M axim says the
ing to have to use airp lan es to con­
from one h alf to Xb/ee fifths of the
a
re
s
m
a
rte
r
l
ta c t som e of his rep u b lican friend
weight o f the «tone. The loss de
e
a
rth
.
Wondei
and m aybe th a t's the only w ay he
pends on the n atu re of the stone
tended
to
com
m
ent
th
e
Mar
can g et a peek aro u n d th a t fam ous
and the style of th e «*«Jt.
corner. A t an y ra te we tru s t he will
be carefu l w ith his person u n til we
H aw aiian L ep er Island
see w h eth er his program, w orks.
T here Is a large leper colony lo­
N o one eise in th e a d m in istrât: in
cated on the island of Molokai of
has the in testin al adequacy an d
i — ———— — — — — ——-— ♦ th e H aw aiian group. T his colony Is
ab ility to p u t it over.
A d i e n tlst C hurch. — At in let „mo­ only for Hnwnllans. but is tnaiingtol
D u p licatin g Supplies. Sentinel.
tio n of w est M ain and M s tre e ts is by the United S tates governm ent.
a sm all w hite ch u rch . S eventh Day
A dventist. E ach S atu rd ay a t 9:30 an
W orld'« F in est Rugs
h o u r is sp en t in th e study of the
O riental rails are made from the
S ab b ath school lesson. A t 11 o'clock
th e p asto r. E ld e r P a u l Iverson, de
h air of th e goat or certain specie«
i livers a serm on, the proof of bis of sheep, and the best a re colored
sta te m e n ts being nam ed by chap­
ter an d verse from th e Bible. W ed­ by th e native vegetable dyes, which
a re practically Im perishable.
n esday evening ho u r. 7:30,
i C h u rch N e w s i
L u th e ra n C hurch, S ev en th Day
A dv en tist ch u rch building, west
M ain street. Services Sunday, 7:45
p. m. The Bible class will m eet
m m ediatelv a fte r th e service fo r a
h o rt session. W. S lyw ester. R ose­
burg. pastor.
Radio Ray
Has This to Say:
He—T m going to buy my­
self a harem ."
She—"W hy, you c an ’t buy
a harem ."
He—“S u re I can. I saw a
sign a t a gas statio n , '8 gals
fo r *1'.”
H ow ab o u t 10 G. E. lam ps for
*1. Yes, 10c each fo r lam p
bulbs.
B e tte r goods fo r less money
a t R adio R av ’s.
e e e
I t C alifo rn ia people see our
c o u n try th ey come back and
BUY. W atch our sum m er
colony grow.
Electrically yours,
R A D IO R A Y
H ighw ay B ap tist C hurch, H enry
W. D avis, P a sto r. — Sunday school.
9:45, Miss B ena Zendron. su p erin ­
te n d en t: forenoon service. 11. S er­
m on by th e p asto r followed by the
q u a rte rly o bservance of the L ord's
supper. E v en in g service 7:30, se r­
mon, “M ake Y ourself Good and
O th ers H appy.” P ra y e r m eeting
each T h u rsd ay w hen the pastor
gives an exposition of som e book
of th e Bible.
e e e
C hurch of C hrist, I. G. Shaw , P as­
tor. -S unday school, 9:45,
Clem
S arff, su p erin ten d e n t. The m en of
th is school are w ith the C om m unity
M en's Bible class a t the arm ory.
F o ren o o n service. 11, serm on topic,
"T he F ru it of the F lesh vs. the
F ru it of th e S p irit.” Serm on by re­
quest. C om m union of the L ord's
supper. E v en in g service, 7:45. ser­
mon topic. "T he P ow er of the
C ross.” Y oung people’s m eetings:
8:30. P ra y e r m eeting, W ednesday,
• • •
C om m unity M en’s Bible C lass at
th e arm o ry , 9:45. T he class th a t ap­
peals to th e m an who h as no de­
no m in atio n al school affiliatio n . I.
G. Shaw , teacher.
F irs t M ethodist E piscopal C hurch,
; M eredith A. G roves, Pastor.- S u n ­
d a y school, 9:45. Mrs. C. E. Um-
¡4>hrey, su p erin ten d e n t.
Forgnoon
service. 11. serm o n topic, "R u th
A D epression H eroine." E venihg
service, 7:45, serm on topic, "The
P o w er of Music. 7:45-8 co n cert by
M. E. S u n d ay school o rch estra.
N u m b er by C ottage G rove m en ’s
- I glee club an d o th e r m usical nurn-
S I bers. Young people’s m eetings. 6:45.
(¡In te rm e d ia te and senior league.
D orothy S tew art, lead er o f senior
league P ra y e r m eeting. 8. Lesson.
Is a ia h 5.
Recognized S tan d ard
Sea level Is the level cotitlnnons
with th at of th e su rface of the
ocean a t mean tide, and ia recog­
nized as a stan d ard base ,of m eas­
u rem ents of height and depth.
S O C IE T Y
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E x trem e Low T em p eratu re
The bureau of stan d ard s says that
th e lowest temperature* produced so
far Is about 8-1(1 degrees centigrade
above absolute zero
Genevieve M nlvthllt en tertain ed
her Sunday achoot «tasa of sm all
boys of tha I’em ccostal ch u rch with
a May day p arty T hursday evening
■f last w .e k SO«' w as assisted bv
Melba C o rh rah Vhe tim e w as spent
»laving values and refresh m en ts
were served. E ach g u est received a
Mav ha.vket /L b d w ith candy and
: opcorn halls. T hose present were
W de and Iptufence W a tts F ra n k
W ard. S tone G lass W alter G raham .
H enry Moorcx Bobby N elson, l ’aul
: 1'i. li.. M addens. Billie
:.i k
RUlc an d Hob Ijvncaster,
M v ’n L ittle and R obert Mills, who
was n Invited »uest
The famoun
M»ccy line
professional cards
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Kem'n for Drugs, chemical»
D V Rreeee, salary and exp 12« 9« K sg r« l ’ru * alurs. « u .iss - U ru .u , Or«gu,.
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Mtn R tates l*ow»r Co
II W Lom bard, salary and
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24
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expense
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«0IX) , l'keue
I km Allen salary
«4. Celle«« tlru .e , O r«g»a
I, W C oiner, ealary and
J a l l I N X — A llu r e .! si l-aw e u t
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t'ukUe Freelteee la eil
¡9 (U> «uwrle Nuiet)
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O e J .r k u lld le *. « e«la*» « ire te , tir-
30 H2
G rab er G ettya, paint, etc
C tl.-E ugene T ran sfer
e L I A k I k . l l^ e ry s r, L eeeu a llu lH lu « .
J. C. S cheffer, »»otic» and
t « n e *« lire » « , tire, l'k-.s« Vu
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exp
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100 00
«1 It P itcher, poll,-»
La n
tort «tregua U uU dla*. Melem
20 80
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3 GO Orvgua Pkue« k e g l
Motor Inn Rerv 81. gas
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(Ml
C. G Mfg C» . stakes
I « (X I I J I . I U i i i h u A b ll ItK A T IN Û
Irw in H ansen, hauling
W illiam
10 M
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Tw in Dak* l.l.r C o. cem ent
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Consol Ida ts.l Supply Co., we
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E arl R M ulford, auditing
COUNCIL
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Mrs. V ictor ‘O hsm bers e n te r ta in ­
ed the E lrnartes club T uesday a f ­
ternoon w ith a 1:30 bridge lunch­
eon The tabla was a ttra c tiv e w ith
daffodils and th e room s w ere a t­
tractiv e w ith doronleum s and purple
i l ls . Mrs. H C. Wells held
high
score.- Mr*. W arren D au g h erty and
Mr*. S. It V eatch w ere guests.
. *
Mrs. C. J. R em e n te rta in e d the
LaCom its olufe-' T uesday afternoon,
i io :p
wm «pent socially and re­
fresh m en ts w ere served a t the tea
hour. The tabla and room s w ere a t­
tractiv e w ith doronietim * an d purple
Iris The »dub-««fill m eet In two
w eeks -with Myy. A. W. K im e
Mr. W illiam M acOIbbon e n te r­
tained the M, I4. <1. club T uesday
w ith a 1 o r He], luncheon. The
room s w ere o /ira c tlv c w ith apple
blossom« and pwaer pens and the
afternoon wus sp en t socially. The
Club will in e rt in tw o w eeks with
Mr A. W. yM Ilweil.
V erm ont'« H onor
Vermont adm itted fo the Union
The boys of. the young people's
In 1791. was the first following the
S unday school class of the B ap tist
tS original states.
ch u rch ' n tertain ed the girls of the
class w ith a isigty in the c h u rrh
p arlo rs M onday evening. T he tim e
V aluable Invention
spent playing gam es and re-
Doctor Plnmpton, Inventor of the was
frr ih .n rn ts w ere served Mrs. D. A.
roller skate, made *1,000,1X10 from E m erson is 'te a c h e r of the group.
hl* Invention.
The boy» of D orothy S te w a rt’«
Rundav ichooY* ett«« en tertain ed
T ree E x p ert
th e boy» of Mrs. Mnbel D ixon*
The term , tree »uruenn. I« applied ole «.I and the girl» of Ml»« M yrtle
e e e
H
nauer’n da»» of the M ethodist
to a tnan who treat* trees »eiert
eiiureh with a covered dinh dinner
P en te c o sta l A ssem bly of God — Ufi call#.
nod parly M onday evening In the
A tw ood F o ster, P asto r.
Sunday
church parlor«:
school, 9:45; forenoon service. 11,
O tte r's A m usem ent
m o rn in g w orship; even in g service,
Mr. nnd MrY. W illiam P eterso n
7:80, Bible study. F rid ay , 7:30
O tters build slide« on high in
•Btertained the B irth d a y club from
young people's m eeting, followed by «lined «now nnd lee <-oveied or «lip
. E ugene T h u rsd ay evening of Innt
s h o rt Bible stu d y by P a sto r or M r-
y«ek The tim e wa* «pent playing
F o ster. S atu rd ay . 3.
child ren 's per# mud bank* nt the water*« Mw*
ch u rch w ith sand tab le: 7 30 street nnd have a grand tim e sliding down rook and refreshm ent* w ere served
at
a late hour. The room« w ere nt-
m e etin g if w eath er perm its.
tL<-tn Into the w ater nnd then run-
e e e
olive vfith »firing flower*.
ding up again to rep eat the perform
F re e M ethodist C hurch, R. W.
Tie f-r,-<de huhool teae h ere e n te r­
Howell, P asto r.
S u n d ay school, 1 anr-e. They make the dow nward
picnic d in n e r Mon­
9:45, M rs, E lizab eth T a rr, su p erin ­ trip lying flat with th eir l<-g« apread tained with
d
a
y evening a t" th e hom e of Mr*.
te n d e n t; forenoon service, 11, ser­ ap art.
W
illiam
Thom
:
The evening wan
m on topic, “C h aracteristics of a
.«pent Roclallv and playing bridge.
Godly E xam ple." E v en in g service,
Dahlias Draw V iiito ra
8. serm on topic, "Jesu s C h ris t
Keeper* of t.he Den will ent»r-
Ten thoii«nnd dahifns. rep resent­
Jeh o v a h 's S u fferin g S erv an t. ' P ra y ,
e r m eeting. 8, T hursday.
ing hundred« of rn rleties, bloom nt ,»|n th e girl* of the r,rad»'«t.lng
te ak fan t May 13 nt
one tim e In th e Llehlehan garden
lt-iy Short su m m er homo on the
F au lt*
on th e esta te o f th e prince of Ulen« C oast fork.
T h ere will alw ays be zeandal* to ’n Slienla. The coirectlrin 1« one of
Mrs D. II. H em enw av «rill eo»e
m ake uh humble, nnd faiill* nnd ' th e mo«t noted In the world, nnd
w ant« crying nloud to make u* dill landing florlciiltnrlntii go to nee It tnln the O. L. If. club T u esd ay a f­
ternoon with a 1:30 bridge deaeert
<e ,|L
I every y ear from nil p art* of Europe. luncheon.
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D uplicating Supplies Sentinel.
p n p 1 .-« "I,; S u p p lie « R e n ljn e L
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The P rcsh v terlan Indies' aid so­
ciety will m eet at 2 30 W ednesday
aftern o o n In the church parlors
A
Super
Salesman
Is At
Your
Service
♦
The IP search club m et T uesday
evening w ith Mrs. A. W. Shofstali
a» program leader. She gave a book
r e v i e w on "The S carlet L e tte r" bv
llaw tltorne. C h a ra c te r discussions
were given hv” Mrs. L. W. C oiner
and Mrs M. C. H lC kenbottom . Roll
red with, c u rre n t
events.
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H
T he in term ed iate league of the
M ethodist church en tertain ed with
i iiartv T hursday evening at the
home of G ladys S lcm ann
C o tta g e
G ro v e ’s
Own
Cash Store
n
H
MOUNT VIEW .
Mav 3 Mr. and M rs Glen Line
tiaugh and Ml«» M yrtle S n au er of
W alden visited M onday a t the
i C laude A rne home
A num ber of frien d s and neigh­
bors g athered a t the Mrs A m anda
S ears hom e S atu rd ay evening ns a
su rp rise to her and spent the eve­
M rs H. A. M iller and Mrs. O L ning In conversation and dancing
N ichols «'nt*tt.iln»d th« l ’a s t Ma­
Mr and Mr* R alph S ears of
ui - chub M ndav a ftern o o n at W alker visited M rs A m anda Rears
’h r home of M l’ M iller Follow ing ’ Sunday
the burlness n w ’tln e the aftern o o n
M rs T h u rm an D ear and baby of
wa spent so s a lly . Mt*. G ertrude Y oncalla arriv ed T uesday for a sev­
Page prevented, tin: club w ith u foot eral day's visit w ith Mrs A m anda
ol to be u s e j Id th eir club romps Rear« anil to a tten d the N eighbor­
The room s w;ere a ttra c tiv e with hood club m eeting, w hich met w ith
rrvenerv a n d ’ »l»rlnc ftow ers and Mr R- it* W ednesday. Mrs D ear
refresh m en ts .«»u served, a t the w as a m em ber before her rem oval
hmir. G ovels w ere M rs P age to Y oncalla
Mrs. E ffie K nowles and M rs.’J . A
M en vman.
MOSBY CKF.KH.
Mav 2 B erta latn c a ste r spent
[rs A lbert W ooley e n tertain ed last week a t the hom e of Mr. and
A I I. hltum club T h u rsd ay af- ! Mrs. H arvev Neu n ear Donna.
terno
of ¡.«et week Mr a. G. J.
V eltna Myer* sp en t the week end
i. ■
w a s welcomed as a new i at the B uJ M ilter hom e on
Row
m em ber. The room s w ere a ttra c tiv e river
w ith spring flow ers, th e aftern o o n
Mosby creek ’defeated D orena In
w as spent socially and re fre sh ­ | a baseball gam e S unday by a score
ment» were served at th e te a hour. ! of 7 to «
Mrs. Ira BehQer and M is. Jam es
D inner guest« S unday at the B ert
H owbr.l w ere guests.
1 in c a ste r home w ere Mr and Mre.
: H arvey Neu of D onna, Jo h n P itc h ­
The ladles' Aid society of the er of W alden. Agne* R lackm ore
C h ri-tian ibinw h held th e ir reg u lar an<t D ouglas C astle of Mosby creek
m onthly business m eeting and so-
. al hour W e^n sdav aftern o o n In
Hen-tit Talk« on .M anchuria.
the church parlors. R efresh m en ts
The Lion* Flub en te rta in e d th e ir
w ere served a t th e te a h o u r and t*M wive« w ith a d in n er last evening at
rm nm lltee In dkarge w as M ra Flpr- (th e C olonial cafe A program w as
• n .e Small. Ms , Vlpal R andall. i given am i Rov H ew itt, professor of
Mrs. Stella Palver un.t Mr* I. G : law at W illam ette university, talk-
Shaw
. ed on "M anchuria." The m eeting
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I w as held a fte r T he Sentinel had
Mrs H ig iiJ M s m a lf of Eog^pe 1 gone to Dress, so th a t a com plete
, nt .n am ed ¡.be Tu^»dav Brl.fj;e
>- '¡ h - n
, iub and Mr«, v icto r C ham bers
S atu rd ay afternoon w ith a 1 o'clock
bridge d e s e r t luncheon. M rs. O. E
W oodson held high score. The
room s were a ttra c tiv e w ith spring
flowers. G uests were Mrs. A lbert
i hedu and Mrs. H. R. B urch.
*
The B eaver p atro l of boy scout
troop IS e n tertain ed the P a n th e r
patrol T uesdau evening w ith a feed
a t the home yf F red D Bosley,
icoutm aster. Follow ing the feed,
the reg u lar business session was
held and Eldon G rable w as elected
-‘en to r p atro l leadey. Rev. M. A.
G roves w as a guest.
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S teel a n d W ood
F ilin g C a b in e ts and!
T r a n s f e r C ases
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Society O lder T han S tate
T he Minnesota H istorical society,
which celebrated Its elghty-tlilrd
birthday, Is nearly nine years old
e r than the state whose lore It pre
serves
Mi», C E Frost. M rs G eorge
Morgiui and Mrs E arl F ullm er en
te ria ln .’d with a brid g e tM»rtv W«d
lie-day evening a t I he F ree] hom e
honoring 21 women from Eugene,
who accom panied th eir huebnnds
her,- to a m eeting of the Maeonlc
lodge Mrs Hugh Itoeeon held high
wore and Mre F red T errill second
high The room s were a ttra c tiv e
w ith tulips and tris and refresh
m e i ils w e r e served a t a late hour.
II Kime and Mr» W L
Mrs
W orkm an en tertain ed w ith tw o
»lav partís* M onday afternoon
ind svsuing a t U»v hom e of Mrs.
Kims, T he aftern o o n p a tty was a
1 30 bridge deJsert luncheon Reven
tablea w ere in »lav and Mrs. H a rrv
Ths M lspah class of the P resb y ­
M etcalf of Em ene held high score
ria n church w ere en tertain ed w ith
and Mrs C lam B urkholder second te
a -metal Tuesday evening in the
high In the evening seven ta h lrs of church
parlors w ith Mrs
Marv
bi tge were in iday and Mre R alph S m ith and Mr» O W R lackm ore
S ilt sm art held high score. Mrs. «« hostess*«. G am es were plaved
Clyde R oberts second high and Mrs. and refresh m en ts were served a t a
ti K Mills received a slam prise
R efreshm ent* wet* served a t a late late hour.
>,oui- l''.n-)i gm'-t received a small
G A King en tertain ed w ith
Mav b ask et filled w ith pastel col­ » Mrs
iw riv lu'-«dn« afteiu o o n honor
ored m ints and the room s w ere a t­ mg a eon Jam es on hie seventh
tractiv e w ith b ask ets uf pink ear- b lith d n r an n iv ersary The a fte r­
nations » n J t 'lk and yellow snnt>- noon w as six-nt playing gam es and
d ragona and bouquets of pink and refresh m en ts w ere served at the
• -hl.l sw eet peas J u a n ita H opper ten hour E ighteen w ere present
m,I Evelyn Ro-se assisted w ith the
servtn«.
1 The C hristian E ndeavor of the
local C h ristian ch u rch will e n te r­
M em bers of the B ap tist church tain the Lane countv C h ristian
held their an n u al covered dish din Endeavor union at a rally M ay 20,
ner and meetWb In th e ch u rch iiar- It - !il s ta rt with a picnic d in n er at
It'i s T h u rsd a y o»entng of la s t week. .>•30 to be followed bv an evening
O fficers w.r«' etorted a* follows: .cast,in at the church
T reasurer, Mr*.. A C. S priggs; fk-
m .ucial secretary. E rw in H ansen:
Mrs Joe Landons e n tertain ed the
clerk. F red W .iifon: ch a irm a n of w om en's foreign m tssionarv socletv
tru stees, D. A. E m erson; c h airm an of the M ethodist ch u rch W ednesday
of deaevna. Em.I T h tes; clm lrm an
m oo» M n w F Allen w as
'( nutate ,'ouuntttea, it. A. Kiner- leader and refresh m en ts w ere serv­
• on. m usic coiutjtlttee. Elsie Sher- ed a t th e tea hour.
r. in. C hester Allen and Mrs N anny
Sm ith: secretar* of Rundí** «,'ho.vl,
The A m erican Legion auxiliary,
¡•'red W alton; tu p e rtn le tld e n t of a t th e ir re g u lar mcctfhg Monday,
Sunday sellout. Lena Z endron: assis­ m ade plans for a benefit dance to
tan t su p ertq tcn d en t. M C H lcken- be given May 13 jointly w ith the
hottom.
lx>glon
The RcbekaM lodge will e n te rta in
w ith a social this ev ening (F rid a y )
honoring delegates to g ran d lodge,
Oh, You C herub!
Ju d T unklns says what makes th is being the, .last m eetin g before
'h ey leave, A urogram will be giv-
him adm ire a m other's love and > a and a luncheon will be served.
m arvel at It Is a photograph of him Mr H. O B ennett. Mrs. V erne
self taken at the age of eleven or H azen and M rs M innie W illits will
be in charge of re fre sh m e n ts..
tw elve.—W ashington Star.
T ru e, b u t Scarce
The tru e philosopher Is one who
loses no sleep over conditions that
w ouldn't affect him If he hadn't
rend about them .—I-os Angeles
Times.
F R ID A Y , M AY. », IH11
U O T T V il' G H O V F. <lHB«iOW.
h'iiiiiitahi pci» Ink Sentinel
No (natter what your line of
buatneaa ia. the beat aalexinaii
you can obtain iu the ('uttuge
Grove community ia the C o l
lag. Grove Ni iitluel
Anti thia aalcatnan ia con
alanlly at your acrvlccl
The Sentinel tloca no] have
to knock at the tloori il liaa
been a familiar figure for 40
yeara, and eaten the home a* a
welcome guest
Neither iloea it have to pro
cccil slowly from door to door,
it entera moat of the home« in
the Cottage Grove trading area,
at practically the game time,
and eonvrya it* lu.-aaage to
every member of the family.
It doean't antagonize your
prixipcrta, or talk a sale to
death.
(I n salary ia known to you in
advance; it doean't charge you
a ci itimtaaiott, or turn in an ex-
penee aeount.
It isn't loafing when it should
be attending to huaineaa
You can count on its getting
there every Friday morning.
Bi at of all. you can hire it
when you want it. and just a«
long oa you want it, without
any arguments or apologies
Decide now to avail younu lf
of tliia »ujwr talesman of the
community I Follow the lead of
many local and national advi-r
Users who recognize it« value
and employ its regularly
Ix-t it help you plan your
campaign and place its re-
aourct-a at your servlc«.!
Low
P rices
E v e ry
D ay
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P h o n e 53
F R E E CITY D E L IV E R Y
P rices are advancing dialy, you will m ake big in te re st on your
money if you buy now.
W E E K EN D S P E C IA L S
Snow drift Quality at a real price 3-lit- on 39c
Peanut Butter
nuik
3 'i»- 19c
C heese
Below wholesale price
Per lb. H e
7|-oz. cans
H ot Sauce
6 f»r 25c
l*lb. tall tins
Pink Salm on
3 for 25c
Ritters
T om ato Soup
C«n5c
Makes delicious biscuits
Bisquick
pkz. 25c
5-oz. cans
O ysters
4 for 29c
Soap PELS NAPTHA
Carton
10 bars 45c
Soap
Large yellow bars, unwrapped
6fr25c
M eat D epartm ent
Ham Hocks or Butts
B eef P o t R o a sts
Nice for Seasoning
Eaatern Oregon Steer Beef
8clb.
13c lb.
R ib B oiling B eef
P o rk R o asts
Eastern Oregon Steer Beef
10c lb.
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i ia C O n B a c k
Young Ptg Pork
12c lb.
Lean sugar cured
lb.
15c
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