The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 26, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

FAOK TWO.
rumar,
Cottage Ciro ve $rntittd
T H i a.
B aubH aM IMO
T on ig ht 39 boy« and g irla w ill ba
presented
diploma«
rtlfy in g th a t
BLBIMT B i l l * . KdlMr
p
ie .rn te ti aipiom
ae c e rtify
P tb iiu .« f ' . q t r t i » , i , < v«u «. U r ... they have graduated fro m Cotta»»
--------- ruMUau« »ouipu ,
I G ro v , hlgh w ho cl
of
ltlb»r> —MU
a r i m »U m pabgaartia « a — d at 0»»
ta«- t i r a r . » ». r . n . l . i a « , a i i r r
H u.l.ra. orna»
x
s rn a c H iF T io w r a t b &
<ta»n
in
»<■»»»•».
i
( C u i la adraaaa.)
IN» r r»ai
-----------
s a » ----- «l.TSirhra*
aoaO a «0 SS
S ii a<»ai
BKtaih» i l 00, Ve» s o c i
to « *
Peral«»
fsral«« rat» SO» yrai additi«»»)
M MB
ot
Ratine»] gdlinrtal Au»<taik>a
>hW»« «•»<» Esportai aaaertaU««
Ora««» Weeapapnr Oeaferaae*
A lth „«h , , , r, pra.auiiua triu a» m „
■ areld arror, Tk» Seatiael ».rapi»
ad
_________
y .l,*a‘“ °?. w«.«ait»r-
d; X a “
dltlona the percentage th a t w ill go
on to college w in ba «m a lta - than
usual H ow ever th« g radual«« have
a school a d u M ti« ?
i
.
th ..
.a ucallOB ln
of
that of th * larg er proportion of
who are supporting fain (lies
and m aking succeeea« of th « lr
lives T h« school education o f th *
graduates 1« in advance of that of
a large proportion of h u . m . . . . . . .
th u i r E ? ™ ? . ? ?
T " •“
advanc.
T
• lh *t.
i* r'
, anc® of th« education of moat
of thoa* who ar« providing th« high
school education th a t the«« 3» have
■ec.iv.q
|f
Zi
may
SOCIETY
w J£®a c i i e r e T U U I* * n t , r u " ‘ * d
w " n * c° V r* d .d ,"h d ' nl” 1
• v»Bln« honoring th « lr mothers
preceding th e ir regular m eeting
M a lin e Shearer and M elba tiate»
received the degree w ork
Public
m etallatlon was held and th« fol-
■«win« were installed W o rth y ad-
vh,dr’ >»«bell« Safley; w orthy asso-
elate advisor, G ladys Sproula, C har-
ity. Betty J acob «.n .
Hope. G all
^ n d a m o o d , F aith . J u n . W h eeler;
chaplain Ague« Gat««: Love. K a th
leen
Moore:
Religion.
W ilm a
Sprouts. N a tu re, Selma La/fuon
'" r 'S " '-
^ r a l n e Coiner; Kl-
,ra« pr.ui i» raa4 » / ta» a j.rn ia rr .«a
raiura«., .ith »u.h , rrvr or corrvcitoua
pialaijF »01,1 la »rlua« Urraon »od 1»
that cara. if aay .rrar .« n»t»d 1. aei
oorra-ti.d by Th, s-oun.l iu liaMllty
’ ** .“ 3 * f 2 * d * p~ ‘w~ - »< * 2
ahaU not
laura coat
•dvMMsaweat a. u>.
«paca occupivd bj ut.
ael.-d errar h«ara
to ih» whoi, apa.-« .Keuuiad b» auca ad
naeuirat
'
Tekram,
at,
J& n ryS & rd
Q*ar¿vm.,
Mn.'] 1C.
1W3
»rganliatlon and by othara
Tlne and again I an told ---- by ay o»n o
---- that I p e n a lt« nys®!' by q u a lity .
u
F r t.n d l, c r i t i c , p r e ,..« cur p u ttln .
o . l l "tw cnty-yc.r s tM l " They
d
not
t
the public does not expect i t ; and that the public
G rad ual«« tin» year are leas foe deltty. M ary C am eron . P atrio tism ,
lu n a t. in eonie reapecta than tli.w« G eorgette Know lee; Service. E velyn
of form er years. F ew of th » » . w in O o ,n ’ r: c h o ir d irecto r. M arg a re t
. Sl.
f
w “ ‘ Short; d rill leader. F aye W ooley;
, ,
* 10 go on to institutions of musician Frances M ackln
choir
“ ‘< h , r * * • ' “ ■«* To th o s . Who can M arg a re t P e te T ^ n F r a n c e Ran
not go fu rth e r, ton igh t m a rk » a dall. Jean Short and Helt,
lied. ;
ku*<
.
,
----
° * S lnnm g of a new life, and that Inn ei observer Genevieve Itreasier:
------- observer. —
- .
a t a urne
‘
u n it whan
g ettin g a s ta rt in outer
K athleen
Ihtugh-
d ifferen ce nnyway.
M ackln.
re tln n g
th< w orld u more d iffic u lt than a e rty * * r* nCe*
But I know the d ifferen ce.
ha« been a t any tim e d urin g th eir w»»f,hy a.d v L,o5 ’ , St ®d “ ‘« stalling
SALKS TAX.
the car he d riv es---- he
K«» ««aw
g
o fficer Isabelle Safley w a *
pre-
U v, ma T k t v i Z win
Tknow that the oar a ann see» is not
" ‘U2
•?“
f°r m
«he
A
a good deal
dea) 1« going to be sa,d
. ^ ~
« io «>“
u » ». tor
e „ , , n n t ted
r t l w lth . corM K „ and Kran c. s
The car whioh i s seen.
about «ales ta x during the neat s , a
?
? ? f ? ‘ U,®u' • d “ ®a l ‘ «n M ackln was presented w ith a bas­
d riv es th . c r Which the .nttraw r M M .
---------
■
should qualify them to fill, but ket of flowers.
111
weeks, at the end of which period
they wlU fin d th a t ln th e jo b -«eck -
♦
voters of the state
w ill decide
c
c
.p
r
l.o
s
beauty
o
f
dM
l«„.
color
and
a
ltr
a
mg
business
many
are
ahead
of
The
ju
n
io
r
class
entertained
that they
tile
w hether or not it shall become a
d e sira b le , Cf coursa. The beat a v ld .n c. that . . think
them , and th a t thase m any are • * n‘ or «**■• w ith the an n u al Jun-
law of the s late of Oregon.
more in need of the Jobs than those *or7” ’“ u' r, b*n«iuet b rid a y evening
An odd th in g about sales tag 1« now g rad u atin g
n *'
*" hall. T h e h all was at-
* ” t o t trara T r a ' r a t ^ rar. Th. rar prop.r .h lo b ^1. th . b a sis o f
th a t it is being opposed by m any of
H ow ever w h .,
. »
tra c tiv e w ith
baskets o f spring
?
* rnisfor- flowers and the m otif used was
those whom T he Sentinel bedeves t u n .
struotur»
w ill be benefitted. w hile i t is being tune may in fact prove a blessing ’ Flow ers F ro m an Old Bouquet
»11 th . r e st, i s th . typ . o f .h » lh . »~1 J ” " , hOu ,h t» n d .» p .r t » .n t
supported by m any o f those who » » have been inclined to m ake T he program was as follow s. Mav
W e f 1«»«‘r a
B etty Jacobsen:
Sweet
believe they w d i be the hardest hit. things easy fo r our children
o f c h a ssis and body, ruggedly durable, the
»
comfort oonven-
A n o th e r odd m in g is that, although have been too little inclined to let p^ s- Clyde S m ith ; In the G a id e n
jo r te r a 1 them “* * U“ l r *’ * “ f»C“ l ‘ lee dur- “ » * i . n f " 10/,™ w “ girl« sextet:
. . •’O af-
given
to
sa
fe
ty
factors;
the
steady
development
o
f
comfort.
sa.es tax nas many supporters,
so r ter s, 1Qg th e ir sc h o o l d av*
.
v fodlls
C- H.
K im e ;
Panstea '
Pansles,"
*
M la* Theresa Young; ’ Hollyhocks.
there really are few who w eleome
------------
• ,t a r t in the w or*U- In theae T om S p ra n k le .
Violets,
F
I.
ssdes
tax.
ience and economy. These make the oar.
Rut we
Sales tax has supporters because T a .
C<n help bul h ttle. G ra n n is ;
"F o rg e t-M e Nots," Miss
r ill la s t two or three years
T
hey
have
about
all
they
can
do
to
Florence
Jenks;
"
In
an
O
ld-faslilon-
A car can he b u ilt that wl
it is honestly believed this is the loolt
h .v . h .v .P t o t l t O h . M rant -
- - -
-
‘ ‘ be aa
only way th a t the property la x b u r -1 1OOM, < ite r tkem selvea
C h ild ren
G ard . en.” W ilm a Mprouls and
j
never
b
u
ilt
or
Z
elm
a
l^
ff
o
o
n
.
"Colver."
W
o
rth
g
ra
d
u
a
tin
g
this
year
w
ill
have
to
Ford
den can be lightened, y e t many-
farm ers, w ho are large owners of use th e ir own in itia tiv e , w ill have H a rv e y ; "C hrysanthem um s," D. A
dependable the day
Em erson;
"Colum bine,"
Forrest
to
look
out
fo
r
themselves
to
-
b- : ^ r r a ^ : t . : t r a . : " . x 7 : 2 . k ^ r a r a : ^
real pro perty, who have been y e ll­ g re a te r extent than t h o « g radu at* S o n
M ic h a ,lm “
« * > '"
ing fo r p ro perty tax
relief, are
cars t
ing
in
fo
rm
e
r
years.
The
experience
—
vigorously opposing sales tax. A t
bu ild a
of
T he D elph ian society met M on-
the same tim e groups of retailers m ay p ut Into th e m the kind
things could "get by"— the public would
evening w ith M rs
W illia m
and m an ufactu rers, who w ill pay s tu ff that w ill enable them to pass
conscience. A great many
those who have had a s ta rt o f sev- M vcG lbbon as p ro gram leader, fh e
the la rg e r pro po rtion of the t . «
But we would know.
to top,c ,o r discussion was "Habylo-
never know the d ifferen ce
are supporting sales tax just “ • e ral o r m any years. H a v in g
“
figh t fo r w h a t one gets often makes
^ " « « s w ere given as
fol-
that I endorse without any hesitancy
vigorously as those who stand to b ig g .r and better men ^nd women" ‘ lows:
° W>
A is y r“ ’ “ rs
^ .Codaid
The new Ford V-8 io a car
b en
efit
most
a
re
opposing
IL
- X I------------- --------ra -— - w a».
„ a
_
— 7 . ---------- - "Assyria as an E m pire." M rs. E l-
I know what is in i t . I tru st our whole th ir ty years- reputation
O f course, p ro perty tax re lie f fo r
„,
.
. i w ® m ust h a v f
bert Bede; "A ssyrian T riu m p h and
It i s larger.
the fa rm e r means p ro perty tax re-
“ re tO Ket back t0 conditions D efeat." Mrs. C. C. Cruson.
The
with i t
I t i s even b e tter than our previous V-o
lie f fo r the ow ner of c ity property, !ha: Pre v a i*ed only a few years ago. N e w B abylonian Kingdom .
Mrs.
and m any o f those, probably most
tu ,
a « ----------Z----------
James Dungan; "C ity of Babylon.
more rugged and mechanically a b etter job a l l round.
--
-
Bequests fro m
o - f those,
who
would pay sales tax , T * his
“ public
P
,c works
w o r M pro
P ~ « gram
™ m to
t re- M rs. John K e lly ;
would be benefitted by the re lie f to t“ 2
t
*"
rl< h t pro- B abylonia.; M
I read ily say th is in an advertisement because 1 know the oar w ill
" rs. M acG ibbon. Bab-
vided we are a c t u a l l ‘ y
on *the ylonian
E xcavation."
Mrs. Alice
real property.
upgrade, but w ouldn’t be s o hot If « 2 } ? « ,
" U r » Scho-
T he fa rm e r also would receive a X s count
‘ f ^ e .d 'S t.w a r T M™. John KeUy „ v e
baok i t up.
large
rge reduction in taxes by elim ln a- th e m s e K «
burd’ ned • book review on Ranchero, by
t î O >n
n
C
r tra e u u s a r k
U V IlJ
U
A J m
O) U
lC
K ^.
1 -S t a.
o a f ÿ personal
p M ro V perty
fro
the
Uh debts th a t couldn t S te w a rt E d w a rd W h ite
tax rolls. I t is almost impossible to
ano ther set-
Kwkiigbv«
«.««» —
la»- tax aw_
x e t we shall hâve to
The Tuesday E ven ing study club
s ta rt
believe tka»
th a t any
sales
the «____
fa rm oacn.
-
going or we shall re- met this week and the topic
for
e r would pay would equal his re- som
„ “ « ething
7 * to g
auctions on personal property and ..1 1
^ ¿ 5 * w®
d is a rare discussion was "A fric a ." M rs. C. E
re a l property. O f course, when the
. ^ twe<n ,he “« ’ »n U m p h rey gave a book review on
fa rm e r is b en e fitted by h avin g his 2 2 ™
dî * P, b Ue * * * • o r Ju m PlnK "Adventures in an A fric a n Jungle"
by C a rl _ and
M a ry L. Jobe Akeley,
personal p ro perty taken o ff the tax rî? ™ th *
P“ n lnto the f i r * ______
,
and M rs. R. A. T ra s k gave a book
ro llA g re a t corporations also bene-
„U L n c ,e Sa“ « / d id n ’t review on ’Jungle
P o rtra it” by
fit. T h a t is the w ay w ith taxes B ut
2“
“ h***’ d>at D e lia J. Akeley. T h F club w ill meat
great corporations would pay huge
“ ° ^ ' r * to ry ’ Pro vld « l in tw o weeks fo r th e ir ann ual elec­
home of
am ounts in sales tax w hile m anv . uncle a r r »nges a p ro gram
that tion of officers a t the
farm ers would not have sales suf-
certa1“ t0 m M t Paym ents on the M rs. B. R. Job. re tirin g president
fic ie n t to bring them
X
^ “7 ,
? “ * h‘, V i l ° b° r r ° W to
M rs. John V a n X o rtw ic k
e n te r­
tax fo r any appreciable am ount.
‘ ? *' E v e n J f uncIe'’ doe« * »
tained Tuesday a ftern oo n honoring
T he Sentinel w tl, support sales
“ V
~
her m other. Mrs. Xvel Loucks, on
can th in k o f the
shown
y
w
« leniency
w .a s * x ; a a v ^
O A A M sw ll
her b irthday ann iversary T h e tim e
tax because it believes such
would relieve the real p ro perty tax deblo,r “ a t i°« s and m ay believe he was spent socially and refresh ­
Mrs. Ednu M endenhall and Miss
burden, because It is a due th a t *’ ° “ ,y iOOlin*
m ents were served a t the tea hour B arb ara S m ith were in itiated Into
A
fea
tu
re
of
the
refreshm
ents
was
the
Neighbors of W o od craft lodge
would be paid because there seems
Tough T ra d itio n , s - .d in . v .
a large b irth d ay cake. Guests were at th e ir reg ular meeting Wed nee-
M rs. E. C. Shay. M rs I. G. Shaw. day evening M rs Charles Stevens.
ent alm ost unbearable conditions as R egister-G uard
M rs. D.
info rm «
W ® wel’l
M r Haney.
T ^ o r M a rs » " Charles
u t * * Cald
a **4 " * h °
" ' l '* rv ’ r htlv elected district
regards the tax burden and the
Sm all.
M rs ’ . . A Anna
the well, M rs. F lo ra ^
L
5ÍL
nn“
‘,r ®'!®ntod w llh *
tru st "cam pi” Is also am ong
lack o f funds to m eet public obliga­
Schoen
and
M
rs.
E
m
m
a
Porter.
basket
of flow er*. P la n * were made
things th a t are fading.
tions. but T h e Sentinel recognizes
_ -ra
--- _
for a benefit card n artv to be «lv-
INCORRO
_ ,M i,” „ Eu,n>c* '» n D e n b e fg ,
l$ rs en June 2S Com m ittees in c h a r g e
th a t there are tw o sides to the
A m an th a t would blow his brains C la ra B u rk h o ld e r and M rs W B are as follow s.
P rog ram
Mr«
question and w ill be as reasonable out hasn’t any.
flu b Frtd»ven? rtr 7
.i.1” ». J° k e i M ,b e ! W “ son refreshm ents. M r .
as possible in p e rm ittin g opponents
v»yb
d ^ í «gening at the home of Anna Schoen; decorations. Mrs. W
to be heard.
CANALIZATION TO LATHAM. y 34 Y a n D * Ijberg. At bridge M rs I. W o rk m a n : tickets. M rs W a rre n
The M .-F arland
Refreshm ents w e r e
C ottage Grove. Ore.. M ay 20 — In e z M eeks held high score
T h e simplest and pleasantest w ay The Sentinel. C h am ber o f Com­
room« w ere a ttra c tiv e w ith iris and served a t a late hour Guests were
to m ake a w om an shut h er m outh merce and T axp ayers' League M ay
5 . a,nd refreshm ents were serv- M rs F an nie Is-bow and -Mrs Clack
is to kiss her.
+
I d iv e rt your several attentions ed a t a late hour. Guests w ere M rs. of Cresw ell
R V ,*atCÜ
M r ’ nd M ” H u * h N l* ° " ®«‘ ®r-
fro m the usual routine of th in k in g M r , U J ~ ° q m ? ,t n’
„2*»?
ra’ Í Í w G e o rg e Jacob- tam ed w ith a d inner Sunday honor-
long enough to a ir mv views before
you?
sen and Mrs. O. M M ille r.
Ing M arie N ixon and M rs
E. J.
F o r some tim e I have been a
»»
~
S
e
a
r s
on th e ir b irth d a y ann lver-
Mem bers of the B aptist church varies Guests were M r and Mrs
casual observer o f the m an y pro­
and
sm all ' son
positions o f a public o r civic n atu re entertained w ith a p arty F rid a y H aro ld W o lfa rd
th a t have been suggested fo r the evening In the church parlors h o n -i L a r ry Lee und M r and M rs! Paul
betterm en t o f O regon
w hile
the
k,Zel?dron’ " ew ,v M °rg a n and «laughter E lv a Jean,
unem ploym ent eltu atlo n Is being den M rs K k ’ v m i « « P i n t e n - Eugene; M r and M rs R alp h B lank
alleviated, and am ong them the one dent, M rs. K. K M ills, re tirin g su- and dau gh ter Beverly Ann M r and
th a t has seemed to o ffe r the moot perlntendent. and M rs E m il Thies M rs W E N ixon M r and M r v
J
in p erm anent im provem ent and on th e ir b irth d a y anniversaries T he Lee N ixon and son Donald E
economic value is canalization of evening was spend
socially
and Sears. F aye and
M axine
Nixon
z' - a ll
“ Lindam
’ 1 - ■ ood,
. _ Paul
.
_ Sanders,
the W illa m e tte riv e r. Perhaps this w ith a program and refreshm ents G
project appeals to me because of the were served at a late hour
G eorgette Know les and C la ir Ho-’
fa c t th a t I was raised n ear the
Amaiio
gate.
♦-
M r. and Mrs. J. P. G ra h a m en-
F a th e r o f W a ters and fo r m any
Mrs. L. W . Coiner entertained the
Li<ht
or Dark
w ith
_
Mother*
a ___
bridge
party w om en’s missionary society of the
years used w a te r tran sp o rtatio n ex­ tertaln e d
clusively. I do not believe, however, T h u rsd ay evening o f last week hon Presbyterian church W ednesday a f­
th a t tran sp o rtatio n possibilities over o ring M r. and M rs. H o w ard Hess ternoon M rs Charles B eldler led
the w aters o f the tw o stream s is In o f Roseburg, who are visiting at devotionals, Mrs. O W B lackm ore
any w ay com parable except as it the home of Mrs. Hess’ m other led in a lesson on Spanish speaking
M rs. George people and Mrs. W V McGee led
offers cheap tra n s p o rta tio n to a M rs. H . A. M ille r
Balloon tires are suffering
seaport.
,,C.ore and M r ’ ,he " uerv corn®r
R efreshm ents
fro m over in fla tio n ; W a te r­
M
e**
low
R
e
fre
s
h
m
e
n
t* were *e rv - were served at the tea hour
W h en the survey was being made
melons are s till classed as
ed
a
t
a
late
hour
some m onths ago. I wondered w hy
w atered stock; M oney re­
the business men of Cottage Grove,
U r,
H a r «M W h itlo ck entertained
m ains
in-elastic,
it
w on't
7, i
Jacobsen en te rta in I-a M ercredl Pont club Wednesday
through the cham ber o f commerce
Del Monte
stretch fro m one payday to
ed the O. L. ________
H club w ith a 1 30 afternoon A t bridge M rs F re d An-
were
not
busy
interesting
the
pro­
another.
Tall
Tin*—Sockeye
ponents o f the canalization scheme bridge dessert leuncheon Tuesday derson held high score T h e rooms
Ritter* lft-o* Tin*
held
high were a ttra c tiv e w ith wild iris and
In the tran sp o rtatio n possibilities M rs. W . B. Johnston
fo r this section o f the state. 1 knew score The rooms w ere a ttra c tiv e scotch bloom and
refreshm ents
flow ers were served at the tea hour The
th a t we had more potential tonnage w ith baskets o f spring
Y o u r m oney w ill stretch fu r ­
»nd club w ill m eet In tw o w eeks w ith
accessable to Cottage G rove than Guests were M rs. Johnston
th e r a t R ad io R a y ’s. And buy
“ " ‘ S® te rrito ry between
Eugene M rs. T. C. W heeler. The club w ill -Mrs. I^ s lle Booth.
better merchandise.
and P o rtla n d . I knew , too, th a t ours m eet in two weeks w ith M rs W a r ­ •
♦—
M rs. C. H K lm e e ntertained the
is of the io r t th a t is now rendered ren M cF arlan d.
T “ ‘‘?,dav. B udge club
this
week
valueless because of its Isolation,
M rs. O. Dobbersteln entertained w ith a 1 o'clock luncheon. T h e
N o w they are rem oving the
and I believed that. If we had w ater
the
G
ow
dyville
club
W
ednesday
old buildings fro m the riv e r
t a . ® .w a '4 e n te r e d w jth a bowl of
transp ortation to Oregon's p rin c i­
M rs
Clyde
bank through tow n. W atch
pal seaport, our lum ber m anufac­ afternoon o f last week. The tim e columbine and fern
this im p ro vem ent take hold
was
spent
q
u
iltin
g
and
refresh-
Roberts held high score and M rs
tu rin g plants would be in opera­
and grow.
W#re Be,r.ved a£ th e tea hour. F. I, G rannis low. T h e club w ill
tion and we m ig h t have had others
Guests were M rs.
Colm an,
M rs. meet In two weeks w ith M rs Ray-
th a t we now have not.
M a rg a re t Bolton and M rs.
A n na mond G rube at Pengra
.u ThS,,p5 opoaition ot canalization of Bolton.
a -
Kellogg’*
the W illa m e tte riv e r is to again
D id
you
h ea r
our
new
Kerr »—-4'/j.lb Bag*
~ ^ ”7. . .
, Loren H a rv e y entertained Tues-
come
before
our
governm
ent
o
ffi­
SOUND SYSTEM
w o rk in g
te
r
b
iin
tii
J
i
t
*
C
E
U
m
ph
rey
en
day
evening
surprising
his
w
ife
on
cials in W ashington and I am won­
xutside the a rm o ry last Sat­
d ering w hether C ottage G rove is tertaln ed w ith a w a ffle supper k r i- her b irth d ay anniversary T h e tim e
urday n ig ht? Listen fo r the
and
re-
each
presenting h er claim and o ffe rin g I ^ o n 7 7 r . n/ n h° n o rl" K “ r "’ Hoy was spent playing rook
new indoor speakers we are
Leonard o f Bradwood, who 1* here frenbrnent« were served at a late
her huge tonnage and fu tu re pos fo
o btain ing fo r it.
r
abort visit. T h e table wan hour. Guests were M r. and .Mr*. G.
slble developm ent on a canalized
riv e r as an arg u m e n t In fav o r of centered w ith an orchid bouquet B Arnesi M r and Mrs. R L. M a c k ­
the project. A re the o fficial« at and the evening was spent social­ ln and M r and Mrs. C. E U m phrey
Electrically yours,
W ashington advised of the fac t ly.
T he Royal Neighbors lodge met
T he M ethodist ladles’ aid society
kadio bay
th- re are now availab le five Tuesday evening at the home of
was entertained W ednesday a fte r-
billion feet o f rip e tim b e r w a itin g M rs. Fred
H am m on d.
R efresh ­ noon at the home o f M rs. Joe I s n -
fo r an o pp ortu nity to get Into the
Amaizo
ments were served a t a late hour. dess, w ith Mrs Idindess. Mrs. Roy
£ im k e tI ot the WOTld. th a t several M
rs. H a ro ld W h itlo ck was a guest Leonard and Mrs. W ild a K in g as
Slightly Broken
1-lb. package*
billion feet more are accessable to
—w—
hostesses The tim e was spent ao-
cheap
transportation,
and
th a t
T h e losers in the
In te rm e d ia te c*a Hv and refreshm ents w ere serv-
m uch of this Is governm ent-ow ned
M ethodist ed at th e tea hour.
tim b er, th a t is costing thousands of League contest of the
church
w
ill
e
n
te
rta
in
the
winners
dollars per y e a r fo r fire protection
T he E lm artes club w ill m eet next
w
ith
a
p
arty
a
t
2:30
this
afternoon
and th a t m uch o f It is ln an over-
T hu rsday w ith Mrs. 8. R. Veatch
) a t Cam p Rest A w h ile
f i pe.
H »ve they been Shown
fo r a 1:30 bridge dessert luncheon.
th a t m ills now In operation in C ot­
tage Grove can o ffe r a d a lly ton to put it in the eanal in proper
Frances
R and all and
Isabelle
nage o f over 525 tons or app ro xi­ shape fo r tran sp o rtatio n ? And do
H.
m ately 165,000 tons per year based they know th a t lu m b e r can be Safley entertained the 8. A.
_________________ _
eany Rnd
your name In the box
club
T
hu
rsday
evening.
M
em
bers of
on 50 per cent of the d aily average loaded on open b arg e , cheaper than
the
club
attended
the
th
e
a
te
r
and
cut. and th a t adjacent m illa now on on open cars, and th a t when R
reaches the seaport It could he con­ then w ent to the home of Isabelle
the ground can double thia in
t Lm i ? H ave th ®v been ad­ veyed fro m place to place In the Safley to spend the re m a in d er of
ents were
. ,
, . R efreshm
L
vised of the huge tonnage of com­ h arb o r fo r a fractio n of the cost o f the evening.
plex ores th a t m ust some day find ra ilro a d sw itching charges’ O r do ’,,,v e d a t a ,a t' ’ hour
Vr , „ ,
„
a w ay to sm e lte r by cheap trans- they k no w this and just let old m an
P ro c ra s tin a tio n ” get them down?
, ,
,'w 1
M r " 1O m er M oore enter-
portation, th a t are available to „
D
ld
It
ever
occur
to
anybody
that
a
ln
7
j
W
ednesday
evening
honor-
?a n a A n d have they been advised
th a t Juet to the west of us there l f we succeeded in g ettin g a canal- nK . r " io y U *°n a rd of B rad-
•r,d»V? " <X .Where, ’ O,ne Of th ® ,ln e ,t ized riv e r to P o rtland It would be - r u ° d ' who lq here ,o r a "h o rt visit,
u it In the w orld can be grown possible to secure te rm in a l ra il ' h? '>v®n ln K w a» spent p laying rook
Half or Whole
¡'efrr‘8hn,ents were served a t a
much o f which would find a ready rates fo r C ottage G rove which Is
present
hOur
m a rk e t in the east or In foreign fo rev e r Impossible under
_.
,
♦ —
countries
If
there
were cheap conditions? I suggest th a t the com-
Uon.itellatlon club picnic w ill
i t ‘ w 2 ° î:Îati On\ H a v ® our o W Iclali blned forces o f this com m u nity g e t
a t W ashington been Inform ed th a t behind a movem ent to secure the b'' ,lp|,J n< xt T h u rsd ay at the Wood-
‘".,®p i* • o f the f - c t th a t we have Im p ro vem ent o f the W illa m e tte rlv - ,,on au,y’ pamp If the w eath er Is
favorable I f the w eath er I*
not
Loose Leaf Devices of All f “ *“ oad»< ° u j «ectlon o f the coun- e r to L ath am , Ore.
E. E. M c L E N D O N .
i invorable It w ill be held In M asonic
try 1* be In jf held in a d o rm a n t etate
Kinds. Steel and Wood
(A
request
fo
r
canalizatio
n
as
hal1
because o f excessive
transp orta-
Office Cabinets and
tion costs?
suggested was put before the prop-
—
T h e Past Noble G rands e |ub of
Equipment.
Do our local lum ber m a n u fa c tu r­ e r auth o ritie s last year by Sen ato r
e r , r e a d r e th a t If the W illa m e tte M c N a ry a t the suggestion o f the the Rebekah lodge met T hu rsday
of the afternoon in I. O. O F hall. The
riv e r w ere canalized to P o rtla n d e d ito r o f this paper and
they could put export tim bers 12x12 C ottage G rove cham ber of com- ¡tim e was spent socially and refresh-
merce,
but
fed
eral
engineers
said rnents were served st the tea h o u r
; lon« ld* the steam er In
the cost would be prohibitive. T h e
x
Portland for approximately 50 cent* situ
atio n m ig h t be d iffe re n t now > T he 25 S ta ff o f the Rebekah
Printers—Office Outfitters
thousMtl fset and that It would w ith h .
, 'rreren; n o w
T h e 25 H tn ff o f the Rebekah I I I T T T T ? R
T ? ATT5T T T ^ f-w-lw-w .
C ottage
G ro v e’s
Own
Cash Store
Low
P rices
E very
Day
Irish - Swartz
Co.
RATIO
Phone 53
FREE C ITY DELIVERY
We must continue to warn you to keep your pantry w ell stocked.
Canned goods will soon be higher along with the staples, and we
now offer you a complete line of the Fancy Del Monte ’goods.
Ì
STOCK U P TODAY. DO NOT DELAY
Syrup
RADIO RAY’S
FINANCIAL NOTE:
10-15. pail
S a lm o n
6 3 (‘
Tuna Flakes
C ocoa
2 ’lb. box
17c
Pork & Beans i
3 for 25c
2 for
33c
B liss • C o ffee
Vis
2 for 25c
Vacuum packed
1 Shredded Wheat
Wheat Flakes
i
J
3 pkgs.
28c
5 c each
R IC E
6 lbs.
per lb.
25c
Peanut Butter
2-lb . jar
22e
Corn Starch
.
5 c each
J9c
Economy C offee
J 5c
1 lb.
19c
3 lb.
55c
R ad io Free!!
1
LQOSE LEAF
LEDGER
OUTFITS
3
S h o rten in g
pounds
B acon B a ck s
25c
15c
Pound
$2.85 to $10.90
H am L oaf
2
T h e Sentinel
cost less than 1 cent per thousand
xT — , » ln^ r t i hu * " ,nK F
pounds
H am b u rger
25c 2 Pounds
...................
25 c
| W H E R E T H E T H R IF T Y T H R IV E