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r* n r F r id a y tw o ffnttjqr 0truvr Srntinrl U hoU M W lvw adopt a 30-hour Secret of Face Pow der ♦ — ■> M r and Mrs. W illia m O strander W ..k w a d b atter prepare for a entertained w ith a din ner Tueedav Known to Creek Ladies •ohedule of only two meale per day evening honoring M r * H a rrie tt I L n K R T B I B B , E d ito r For many years archeologist* changed only every Nelson on her b irthd ay a n n iv e r P u b ll* h * d E v e ry F r id a y by Cotta#» Or»*» w ith shirts have bevu searching for “psyuilth sary The table was centered with other m orning Kugene N e w . PubHahl« Compaay K lb * K R »d* . . . . . 1> h 14 v b I They have uncovered the a bouquet of carnations and snap R eading auch p lutocratic ta lk aa Ion.“ Klber* Smith ........... ................ . 8»«r»t>ry dragons and the evening was spent thia ta w hat makea the reet of ua ruins o f ancient cities, and excax at tltr ta ’ le a g it,' I . En tertain ed A ftra t elaaa p u b lic a tio n »aterw .l »1 Cot socially Guests were M i and Mrs ao dlaaatlafled od tombs fu ll of gold Slid other T he fo u r study clubs of the city, t « * ( > » » • a» a»*eo»d elaaa m a ile r H W Sprouts and daughters Gladys Re and W ilm a. Claude llu f f . E a rl H ill, treasures, a ll In valu. Nowhere did the Social Tw slvs c lu b , tb e 1ft North Rtilh search d u b the Tueedav Evening M is In s t Meek» M arte Nelson n n j W e don't know how It knows, but they And so much as a thim bleful “ W H N C R T rT T O N R A T E S studv club and the Delphian so Eugene R e g ta te rO u a rd says B u ck o f “paym lthlon.“ H a rrie tt and Helen O strander (C ash la *d « » • • < .) ciety entertained the high school 40 bedrooms <>»• 7 » * r .... I l 7*1 Three *»oatha _ftO ftft ingham palacr haa Aristophanes. I ’llny and other girls' league w ith a tea from 3 un H it m oatha ... *1 001 Aa« aaeath _ ftO >5 E vid ently ro yalty in England needs Mrs Peter Nelson entertained the ttl A F rid a y afterpoon at the a rm F o re ic a r a le — AO» y * a i a d d itio n a l the w aking up It ta going to get If w riters referred to this substance, o ry In the outstanding social event Neadlecraft club W ednesday a fte r M e m b e r of and from th eir w ritings It appeared A W F D. goes to the In te rn a tio n a l of the week T he room was a ttra c noon at the home of M r» N a tH a a l E d ito r ia l A aaoH atloa hour the - that It must l>e some kind of co*, tive w ith baskets and bowls congreaa O r» r» a S tate E d ito r ia l Aaaoelattoa of H e lllw ell At the tee guests went to the home of M rs > r w a p a p * r C a afe re aee tuetlc. And this plainly appeared apple bloaaoms, tulips, Iris and Nelson, where a picnic d in ner was J A lth o u < h »ve ry » r e c a u tio a w ill be ta k e « W h en we put alcohol Into our from au old Hellenic poetu warning duronicum s Those pouring were served. The ro o nu were a ttrac tiv e to avo id erro r. T h e S e a tia a l acc ep t* ad M r s C F Hoskins .Ml». James the reader "never by the use o f pay ▼ •rtia la g la Ila c o lu m a * oa th » uader- m otor fuel to help the fa rm e r we Dungan Mrs. Maude W rig h t. M ix w ith greenery and scotch bloom a t a a d t « th a t It w ill n o t be lia b le fo r aay probably shall have a large In mlthton can you make a Helen out E lb ert Smtt* Mi ford. ,i ii chamber* Guests were Mrs H lla h C raw e r r o r ta any a d v e rtia e m e a t p u b lish ed ua George crease in the num ber of persona o f a Heeuhn." Uut this merely ex anil Mrs. 8 L Godard. T he pro M rs W ilb u r Spray. M i a lea* p ro o f la read by the a d v e rtia e r aad Hallev and Mre A W H e lllw ell rv tu ra e d w ith such e r r o r o r co rrectio aa ’ who siphon out our gas tanka cited the curiosity' o f the arcfce gram was as follows Tw o songs. p la in ly a cted la w r it ia y th ereo a a n d la In d ia n D a w n ” and Allah's H o li ologtsta and caused them to dig The D elphian society m et Mon th at ca»» i f a a y e r r o r ao a cted ia aot C C A medical report eaye that tw o deeper Into the earth, and at last d ay.'' ladles' quartet Mrs co rrected by Tbe S e n tia e l ita lia b ilit y Cruaon. M rs Roy Short. Mrs dav evening, w ith M rs John K ellv ■hall not exceed aaeh a p r o p e rtie s o f the thirds o f the hum an body la w a they found what they were looking a» program leader. T he topic for George M atthew » and M rs Victor e n tire coat o f auch a d w r tia e a te n l a * tbe ter. M igh t aa wall have told w hat fbr. Cham bers, o rigin al poem, ''W e l discuMton was Ancient Babylonia" apace occupied by tbe noted e r r o r bear« the other third ta. most a nythin g and lesson reports were given bv to tbe w hole apace occupied by auch ad I*rof. T. Leslie Shear o f Prince come," Mrs. H A M ille r , ta lk on M rs W illia m MacGlbhon. M yi can be printed these days. re rtia e m e a t. G irls ' League." M arie Cooley; ton university, while excavating (lie reading. ' A unt Saphronia Tab or at James Dungan. M rs E lb e rt Bede, M i» S. I. Godntd and M rs C. C. The jigsaw puaale ta not more of tomb o f a Corinthian lady, found a the Opera." M rs N B Com pton. A M O T H E R 'S L O V E . terracotta box containing “payinlth- • wo girls' league aongs. high school Cruson M rs MacGibbon also re a puaale than find in g an explana L ife does not hold enough of years The Mason ported on several curren t eventa tion o f why app aren tly intelligent lon," which the lady, before she en glee club; reading ♦ In which we can repay Mrs John K elly; violin persona w ill spend hour« putting tered the tomb. lined In powdering F am ily . The Just Folks clasa o f the M e th A mother's lo v e - so do your beat solo M .x llta llo n Buford Roaci one together. odist bundav school elected officers her face. A nah sis showed that It of Eugene; vocal duet. The Mav- Before she goes away. was a carbonate o f lead manufac bells and the Flowers." Mrs Fay- as follows at a meeting M onday Thompson The purpose o f a new Invention tured along the same lines as w hite Isom and Mrs. W illia m T hum : evening at the It. F N o aweeter thought was given b irth la to shake molecules Into fra g face powder that modern ladle* use. num ber by four - piece orchestra, home President. M r» M arie W icks; Am id the w orldly throng; (hinnell B e tty Jacobsen. Evelyn Coiner secretary treasurer, M rs ments. W ives ce rta in ly w ill be able N o tru e r words were ever penned T his shows that the ladlea o f an M a rg a re t Short and K O hleen Allen. The evening was spent so to do things to hubbies now In verse or sacred song. c ially following the busineaa m eet d e n t Ctortnth did not have alilny D aug h erty. ing and refresh m en t! were served - ♦ - oosea, and Indicates they were Just i at a late hour. M ath em atics are losing out In N o p urer theme could be discussed M rs W . 1» W o rk m a n . Mrs. Georfe as s k illfu l In makeup as those of our schools but the flappers are In m ankind's vast dom ain. BJoraet. M rs E. H. Lucs. M is, the present generation. Helens use The Keepers of the Den w ill en paying m ore a tte n tio n than ever to | D. H . H em en w av and Mrs. H a rry And heaven's dream is fa r "paymlthlon" as freely as the He- G odard entertained the Constella tertain w ith a breakfast Haturday figures, and they never add. passed morning at the Rov Short cabin on cubaa. tion club Thursday afternoon in the the Coast fork honoring the girls B y this true, sweet re fra in . . .. 7 7 Z— Let a use r. f. c. funds to stra lg h t- Masonic club rooms. O fficers for of the g raduating class o f the high the year were elected as follows school U f e does not hold enough of y e a r. en out and reJ, “ rfa c ’ th ’ “> President, M rs. George Jacobsen: In which we can repay prosperity, and let a do the Job w ith Parisians in Long Fight vice president. M ia Clyde Roberts A mother's lo v e -th e n do your best M few d ,to u ra * • P°” >bl« The Sunday school board of the ' fo r P ris e d C o a ts ' M i lk secretary-treasu rer. Mrs Elbert Methodist church entertained w ith Before she goes away. U n til a few years ago. one o f the Bede M rs K. K M ills and Mr» * covered dish d inner and social I f this 1* to 1 proposal means -F ra n k L. M onteverde. G e rtru d e Page became new mem- th a t we shall get 1* dollars where picturesque fea t urea o f life In l*arts Follow ing the business m eet evening Wednesday in the church we have been getting only- one. was the early morning Vinita o f the ing the aftern oo n was spent so- parlor*. M O THERS' DAY. we re fo r it. goat herds These anim als were i c l a i l v and refreshm ents were serv (The Royal iiig k i s a g s r . ) A benefit dance sponsored by the driven around In flocks and the ed at tile tea hour. T h e table was A m erican Legion a u x ilia ry w ill be This m onth we celebrate M oth of m ilk was taken from them at the a ttra c tiv e w ith a centerpiece given Saturday night at the arm era day and also honor our soldier sweetpeas. carnations and snap door o f the patron, who was sum dragons Guests were M rs C boys. Flow ers fo r the living. F lo w 11 ory. I he Charles Shanda orchestra w ill furnish the music. moned by the music o f pan pipes AanD enberg. Miss Eunice VanD en ers for the dead. On M others day- played by the herdsman. Persons berg and M rs. Clarence Cone carnations w hite and carnations Stamp Pad Ink The Senti pink w ill be in evidence on every- ■ who were not Interested in goat's 7 he Rebekah lodge entertained net hand. L e t us rem em ber w ith spe- L u th e ran Church. Seventh Day m ilk or the picturesque features cial acts of devotion and kindness Adventist church building, west of the visitation, raise») some ob several guests fro m Eugene at its Typewriter* for rent Sentí reg ular m eeting F rid a y evening the one whom God has given each M aln strect Services Sunday 11 a. nel of us for our mother. I f she has T T h i‘ wiU £ ‘ ’ P ^ » 1 M others jection to the music, which some * ‘»ns were made to enter the big — ,, ... . day service Serm on theme. " In time« disturlssl th e ir slumbers. Ac M others' day parade, which le be passed on. if possible visit her tom b W h a t M an n er Do Christians Ob- cordlngly. the prefect o f police ing sponsored by the Men's Com and piace flow ers of rarest beauty serve M others D ay?" Bible class atopp«xl these herds at the city m u n ity Bible class, and it was d i there. I f living, visit her and __ w ill meet a t 10. W Sylw ester, 1371 vided that a ll m em bers and th e ir gates and turned them back to the (am tlies would hold a basket dln- press in words o f loving trib ute Um pqua A v e . Roseburg, pastor. • • . country and fo r live years the city ! T T L 1? * 0 ° P ' F haH fo U o w tn g th * y o u r affectio n and esteem. Flow ers F ree M ethodist Church. R W. residents struggled fo r th e ir goat's parade bundav A fte r the regular mean more to the living m other, so business m eeting the follow ing pro select the ones she loves best and H o w elh Pastor. — Sunday- school. m ilk under diilictilttes. a company gram was given T w o songs, Irm a 9 45. M rs. Elisabeth T a rr, superin was form»*d to handle this article, give them abundantly. I f fa r aw ay, Bennett and Zelm a 1-afoon; read tendent; forenoon service, 11, ser w rite the le tte r she w ill prize and mon topic. “G odly M others — the but Its operation was -very unreli trig, B ert H a tc h ; two yodeling songs, i harles C la rk tap d a n c e * Audrey able snd the q uality of the product \ I'Krtablt* 1‘archincnt T happy you are to Hope of O u r N a t io n .' E ven ing sag- know th a t she still abides and send vice, 8. serm on topic. "O u r S avio r’s unsatisfactory. In response to r e H u n t, accom panied bv Evelyn Col the a token of love w ith the letter. S o m at u i K e ? piano r * . nh n is n u w.*r*e X r « 5 Voluntary- O ffe rin g of H im s e lf to peated p ro test, the police were , ner Non run In k P ra y e r meeting. 8. The world's greatest minds have the W o rld ." compelled to rescind the order and and the rem aind er of the sveninr- paid loyal trib ute to motherhood Thursday. the goat herds returm xl, hut In llm- * ■ * sP*nt dancing 100 and acknowledge the blessings of a $0 90 Pentecostal Aaaembiy o f God. A t Ited numbers, however, and under m o th e rs w atch fu l care during 200 The A m erican Legion and auxill- $1 10 wood Foster. Pastor. — Sunday strict police regulations. It has childhood and her wise counsel and i ary ■y w ill e n te rta in w ith a « 30 eov- school. 9:45; forenoon service. 11. :wo $135 encouragement throughout the m o rn ing worship; evening service, been promised that the number of • red dish d in ner M unday evening years o f youth and robust manhood 7:30, evangelistic. ation ..1 500 Tuesday. 7 30. herds may be Increased later If ‘U honor of n ------------music week $1 75 and womanhood. preceding th e ir re g u la r meeting» Bibie study, finishin g the study of there Is any demand for them. 1000 The com m ittee m charge o f the $325 S an ctification ." F r i d a y . 7:30. A b ra h a m Lincoln was a great ad i Charles H a ll, M rs m ire r o f his m other. Once he w ro te : young people in charge, followed M ax B ird. M r . A. W K lm e and Valuable R ight o f W ay A ll I am, a il th a t I hope to be. by short B ible study by Pastor or Ailil J.ic to u I hivc price* if l-ess than h a lf a m ile o f railroad M rs. George M atth e w s Follow ing I owe to m y angel m other— bless M rs. Foster. Saturday. 3, children's the bu.«ine»- meetings the Legion if ings on her m em ory; I rem em oer church; 7:30. street m eeting pritiltwl on any <htv except track used by a western gold mine and a u x ilia ry w ill hold a jo in t m eet- w eather permits. my mother's prayers. They have recently yielded over Kiiwsi In l»nj Jn« and the follow in g - p ro g ra m 'w ill Saturday, clung to me a il m y life." ' " given; C o m m un ity singing' vocai Highw ay Baptist Church. H en ry d irt In one month a fte r a weigh ’ he A n o th e r g re a t President who idol W Davis, P astor —Sunday school. m aster noticed that the right of way solo Francs» M a c k ln vocal num- bers ized his m other was John Q uincy 9 45. Miss Lena Zindron. superin was lite ra lly paved with gold. Be lo n - ,,u a rte t: reading. M rs John K e lly ; vocal solo Brucs Cole tendent; forenoon service. 11, the Adams. H e w rote; fore the ore was sent through the > num bers by in s tru m e n ta l quartet" entire service w ill center round the "M y m other was an angel on various processes, each car was num bers by ELagiee orchestra. M rs earth. She has been a sp irit fro m thought o f M other." E ven in g ser- weighed, and this was done by H a r r e n D aug h erty is in charge of the program . W ith o u t her the w orld feels to me P ra y e r meeting. Thursday. 7:30, pushing It on the scales, then glv lng it a shove to send it coasting like a solitude. T he R ainb ow G irls elected o f w ith Bible exposition by the pastor down the track to the m ill, say» ficers a t th e ir reg ular m eeting M on M acau lay, in dealing w ith this A d ven tist Church. — A t intersec Popular Mechanics Magazine. The day evening * * follows W o rth y Ad subject, hands us this masterpiece tion of west M ain and M streets la welghmaster observed that each visor. l i b e l l e H aflev; w orthy asso- in English: o v te a d v ,“ ,Ç' G la d v . Sprouls. C h a r " In a fte r life you m ay have a small w hite church. Seventh Day tim e a car was bumped In switch ity. B e tty Jacobsen; Hope. G all A dventist. Each Saturday at 9 30 an friends, but never w ill you again hour is spent in the study o f the lng, a quantity o f dust sifted out. Lindam ood. F a ith . June W heeler have the inexpressable love and Sabbath school leseon. A t 11 o'clock A lease was obtained on the three r rance» M ackin U the re tirin g gentleness Lavished upon you which the pastor. E id e r P a u l Iverson, de eighth-m ile track and men began w orthy advisor. I t was decided to a m other bestows." livers a sermon, the proof of bis • Ï® ,“ covered dish luncheon a t I cleaning It up. O re valued at «175. O Clock S aturday a t the Roy Short And Carlyle's much quoted sen statements being named by chap 000 a car has been shipped to this tt»b‘n on the Coast fo rk honoring ter and verse fro m the Bible. W ed tence is a w onderful trib ute to nesday evening hour. 7:30. m ill, and it has been estim ated thut I m o th e r, of members. Plans were m other: ess a so made to have a 6:30 covered the residue dump alone contains un " I f I had ail the m others I ever F irst M ethodist E piscop al Church. d u h d in ner preceding the next saw to choose fro m , I would have M eredith A. Groves, Pastor.—Sun claimed gold worth Kl.OHO.uOO. le g u la r meeting, which w ill be M ay chosen you, m y m other.” day school. 9:45, M rs. C. E. U m - »J In itia tio n and pubulc In stalla W e could quote hundreds of ex phrey. s up erin ten den t S p e c i a l tion w ill be held. C on ven ient O xygen tracts fro m w onderful themes deal M others’ day features. T h e young ♦— Mrs. D. H , H em e n w a y e n te r ing w ith mother. T h e subject is people of the E p w o rth League w ill In Germany “oxygen bricks” are perhaps better crystallized by the provide red and w hite flow ers for put out in glass jars, designated for tained the O. L. H . club Tuesday all attend ing the services. Fore w ith a 1:30 bridge dessert luncheon follow in g verse: noop service, 11, sermon topic. use In aquariums. A brick »ells for i be table and rooms w ere a ttra c "God thought to give the sweetest H o no r T h y M other " Special M o th the equivalent of 15 cents. The ox tive w ith spring flow ers and light thin g ers' day music. T he Eagles lodge ygen Is “chemically bound” together, z.” A b irth d ay cake fo r M r» In H is A lm ig h ty power and a u x ilia ry w ill be guests a t this though the name of the binder is not L. L r rost was a fea tu re o f the T o e arth ; and deeply pondering service. Even ing service 7:45, ser iiincheon. She was presented w ith a mon topic, "W h a t M v M other's mentioned. It is claimed that these g ift by the club A t bridge M rs W h a t it should be— one hour Religion Means to M e " T hree bricks yield 350 times th e ir vol George M organ held high In fondest Joy and love of heart young people speaking. Bruice □ me of the life-supporting gas. T he Mr«. G e rtru d e PAge w «» a O ut-w eighing every other. Coie, V ic to r G o ff and Gordon bricks may be safely sent by mall. The club WiU meet in two H e moved the gates of H eaven W rig h t. Special music. Young peo w ith Mrs. George Jacoboeen T he oxygen substance Is not pre ap a rt ple's meetings. E p w o rth Leagues. And gave to e a rth —a m other; ' 6 45. Edna H a rv e y leader of senior served under pressure, hence there M r. and M rs. Bud Low ran ce en- One more thought before we ! league P ra y e r m eeting 8, T h u rs la no danger of explosion. Test rlflp ertained w ith a bridge p arty Sat- place the pink carnation in the day. shots have pierced the containers see coat lapel to designate the trib u te * G d h J?h score fo* wom en and w ithout exploding the contents. Church o f Christ, I. G. Shaw. M in H a rr y 1 ennis fo r men. T he (ooms to our liv in g m other. A re we cer is te r — Bible school 9 «5. Clem were a ttra c tiv e w ith tulips and w ild I tain th a t her old age is w ell pro flowers and refreshm ents were vided for? W ill she ever need fo r S a rff, superintendent. The men of O«prey E xpert F isher this school are w ith the C om m unity served a t a late hour. Guests were the o rd in a ry com forts o f life , shel M en ’s Bible class a t the arm ory. T h e osprey, or flshhawk, us Its M r and M rs. H a r r y Tennis. M r. and ter, food and ra im e n t? This need M o rn in g service. 11. Comm union of name Implies, lives entirely on Ash. M rs Ross Peteison. H r and Mrs. not be in this age of progress and the Lord's supper. Sermon subject, It Is an expert at hovering above the H a rle y Gates, M r and M rs. Nelson h igher civilization. L e t every son "C hristian M otherhood and the DeYoung, H r and M rs. F. F M c and dau gh ter search his and her Bible.’ T here w ill be a baptism al •u rfac e of the w ater until a flsh Is Cullough and M rs. Meeks. _ h ea rt on M others’ day and m ake service a fte r the sermon. Follow ing seen near the surface, when the os- G- J K e m entertained the sure th a t no m a tte r w h at comes to the m o rn ing service there w ill be a prey dives In a sw ift, powerful rush basket d in ner in the church parlors. which often curries It a foot und a Tues,laJf bridge club this week w ith them , m other shall be provided fo r T he church invites friends to bring h alf beneath the surface, but which K im e heki* hmtCl>,° n M r,,‘ S H' th e ir baskets, cup, spoon, plate, _. ... rvime held high score and M M rs. r« F Un ¡1- G ran nis low k n ife and fo rk. T he church will fu r seldom falls to land Its prey T he table and nish cream sugar and coffee C. E. fortunately. In areas frequented by room» were a ttra c tiv e w ith spring 6:30 Even ing service, Miss Helen eagles, the osprey is often robbed flowers. The club w ill meet In two O strander and a group o f ju n io r o f Its catch by the larger bird which weeks w ith M rs C H. K lm e girls w ill present a pageant. Ser seizes the flsh while the osprey Is mon subject. "K n o w the T ru th .” The Tuesday E ven ing Study club In flight away. m et this week and the topic for C om m unity Men'» Bible Class at I discussion was "Africa." M rs. Alda the arm ory. This class sponsors ■Smith gave a book review on "Con- the com m unity M others' day pa I’/ M a rtin Johnson and D raw ing In terest rade and program th a t follows It A smart young rnan entered a Miss M a rie tta H a m a n t reported on a t the arm ory. T he program ap ‘ 1 he Sons of M rs Ash' by Sarah crowded trarncar, and, sitting G ertru de M ilin pears elsewhere in this paper I. G Shaw, m inister. down, became aw are of a general The ladies' aid society of the focussing o f eyes toward a smart LONDO N. ly-dressed glrl'a shoe. He saw a C h ristian church entertained the I M a y 10. - M r and M rs. John W . C. T . U. T hu rsday afternoon In Sutherland and son. C hristine H o o k £1 note protruding from her shoe the church parlors The m eeting | er and J E. Banton attended Calling her attention to the fa d , was in honor o f child w elfare dav church services at C entra] V ie w he said, “ Do you not think, miss and a program and p laylet w ere 1 Sunday. A basket d in n er was serv that that £1 note would he better in ; given. ed a t noon. ♦ Custom er, "D id I say fou r M r. and Mrs. W . T. Jones were a bank, creating a little Interest?’ Mrs. Joe S m ith, M rs. J. P. Q ra -| pounds o f steak? Goodness, Smiling, she replied, "Do you not ham and M rs. O. W . B lackm ore en- d in n e r guests Sunday at the home I m ust be losing m y m in d.” o f M rs Susan W a lk e r, Black Butte. think, sir. that It Is creating quite teita in e d the Presbyterian ladies', Local B u tch er. " T h a t’s o. k. M r. and M rs. Alphonse LaB lue a great deal of Interest where it aid society Wednesday afternoon In la d y , we sell brains.” ? e^ OIi-v V i,,ted Sa’ urday a t the I s r — Border Cities Star. the church parlors. T he tim e was J W . T h o rn home. | spent socially and refreshm ents M rs. J. E. Banton has been ill were served at the tea hour. several days. Ship’s Christening W e sell rad io service, and —♦ M r. and M rs Cecil Geer, M rs A use o u r brains to m ake it T h * Eagles a u x ilia ry sewing club The custom o f christening a ship A Pow ell and daughter E lla Mae cost you less, and the set w ill meet this aftern oo n ( F rid a y ) visited S aturday a t A n lau f w ith a when It la launched la a relic of at the home o f M rs. M ae Tennis, w o rk b etter. W e g uaran tee to Half or Whole sister of M rs. Powell, Mrs. E liza the ancient libation which was prac w ith Mrs. Tennis and please you. M rs. Iv a Lemons. ticed when ships were launched. The M orris as hostesses. ■ < M r8 j 8mal1 w a’ P*>n/ully - ♦— ancients consecrated the ship to the In ju red Sunday when she slipped The R. N. A. club w ill m eet M on The Genuine Radlotrons al only and fe ll on the porch o f her home god whose Image she bore. day evening at the home o f M rs. A. 70c. h u rtin g a leg. action of blessing shlpa Is alluded W Swanson, w ith M rs. Swanson , A sh?5l ’ * rles of gospel meet- I to by the monks of St. Denys, In .and M rs. F red Anderson as host ings w ill begin at the London ' J’ll j ’. 1418, the bishop o f Bangor esses. church o f C hrist Tuesday evening Local saw m ills resum e w ork. M a y 16. W . R Forrest of B a k e r*' was sent to Southampton to bless The Am erican Legion and au xIlL 200-man cam p in B o n -in .a the king's ship to Insure successful field , Cal., w ill be the speaker. ary will e n te rta in w ith a 6:30 cov Seems lik e we can see the voyages. ered dish d in ner next M onday eve corner o f th a t P ro s p e rity ning In the arm ory. Lam ps O nes a L ax ary corner. ♦ W om en’s Aid Lamps were Included In tbe sliver A nnual c h ild re n ’s night w ill be Jud Tunklns says women In poli held tonight ‘ F rid a y ) at the regu •ervlce of the rich In the Fourteenth They la r m eeting of Ee ‘tern S ta r century. When the nobles traveled, ties may help a good deal Electrically yours, they carried their lamps with them are inch bargain hunters they may RADIÒ RAY. J o ker club w ill m eet next F rid a y In leather caee* made especially for succeed 1« lowering taxes— Wash evening w ith Miss Eunice V a n D e n - ington Rtsr them. berg. I B iU b tU M 1WO m ay n NION SOCIETY C ottage G rove O regon Phone 3—T h e Red and W h ite Store 1 -lb. can 32c 3-lb. can SÒC C o ff e e , G old en W est C o ff e e , G old en W est Th* ooifw» with that rich flavor IO bars 27c S oap , C ry sta l W h ite Enough laid when you »ay Crystal White F lour, Mi C h o ic e Hard wheat 4 9 lbs. $ 1.19 Buy now, flour ta going to b* higher B aking P o w d e r, Clabber Girl 10-oz.can 10c 1 FREE with the purohiuo of one can S n o w d rift 6-lb. can 79c That wonderful shortening C orn F la k es, R ed & W h ite 3 fo r 10c 10 a. tn. Free Delivery Office Supplies and Office Hverv Kind. 'Pile Sentinel. 3 p. m. Equipment of » Butter Wraps BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS S atu rd ay O n ly and Iz>ose Ixjaf Forms for Every Purpose A hundred or more ledger and record forma. Simplex Bookkeeping Syatema that keep track uf every detail of anjr buaincaa hieome Tax Record Books. THE SENTINEL Office Equipment of Every Kind C o tta g e G r o v e S e n tin e l C ottage G ro v e’s Own Cash Store Judicious N E W SPA PE R advertising makes bi k stores out of little ones. Irish-Swartz Co. INCO RR O RATKD Phone 53 b )w Prices E very Day FREE C IT Y DELIVERY Don t overlook the chance of saving yourself som e real m oney at this tim e by keeping your pantry w ell stocked. Prices _________ on staples are advancing daily. Radio Ray Has This to Say: A m a izó C o m Starch 2 p k g s. 1 lc ea c h 2 5 c M others Oats C offee R ob u sta B lend lb .15c Baking P ’d ’r 10 -oz. c a n s 5C T'lina FlakcS El C a m p s 3¿-oz. ca n s 3 f ° r 2 5 c R olled Oats S un rip e 9 " lb . b ag 35c FlOUl*9 G R A H A M Kerrs or Thompsons Q S -lO -lb b ag 2 5 c S y m p A m a izó Crystal White or Golden 5 ’lb. pail 33c N apkins E m b o ssed paper 100 for 10c G reen or B lack T ea — S h a sta I lb. 22c Iuirge Packages Ghina or Crystalware Clabber Girl, Spee’l Offer Don’t overlook laying in a supply of flour. The market is very strong. M eat D epartm ent H am s 16c lb. Weiners B acon 2 lbs. 25c B eef C o tta g e P o t R o a sts C h eese 13c lb. 15c p t. Raths Black Hawk 1 2 k lb. P ic k le s P o rk R o a sts Sweet Mixed I«ean Pig Pork 10c pt. 12c lb. WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE a ■ • ___.______ . .
