The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 02, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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sad M r , rurasei) Altea ns
their b m h d a * a s m re m a r.*»
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frasluaeat» wer» w n w d a t a let»
th ou rt ';>'*« of th*
teal war
BL
M A R R T O f G AJf O L D
FLAM E
HAS
K EP T
MA j NT A G IR L F R O M
B E IN G L E F T O U T I N
T H E COLD.
T h ia tow n w u left out In
the cold when the A rm o ry
waa placed out o f sight lh-
atead of In the logical place
we«t of tha bridga. T a k a a
.o-rk when those building»
are dow n and you'll say wa
war» right.
W A R N IN G
O nly
iPienaad
electrician» are perm itted to
do electrical w ork
In the
4tate o f Oregon.
We would like to see thia IF
cen«e done aw ay w ith B U T
aa long as W E
rnuat
pay
»tate license, wa Intend aee-
ng th a t every one else do»e
W e refuse th be the goat.
Electrically youra,
R A D IO R A Y.
Wrtgt-
'--»rtalnad
E C. Shay.
FROM MY GARDEN
aaa
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B y M a rg a re t gangster
I have -earned m any tru th » fro m
my garden J nave grown w ith my
, .'.owara. in tact and in genGenem
' I In la o g k te r and In religion. F o r a
garden note» tha essence of ufa and
tells the story o f life's krvclinees
,
I
have .earned th a t grow ing
f th ia g A no m a tte r where they are
p.aced. w i,. lean eagerly tow ard the
lig h t o f the day I have learned
th a t the dancing shadow of a leaf
w ill change a g rim b n c a »rail to a
Shat»» of ft^&ae W «m a,
la Ita ly , wmbt « h ar» rh» W!n,
-W a
'Iona
a» wen w tth s frw ^ r o p .
They r-sntxk ente» the dip.
temar’e »erelev. fop
M arried
wemen, however, aro a m
p»)»-
than o thara eapaetaSy tf
they are mother«.
M r« W ave E n d e r-
greep
dent of tb« A m erican Leg n a t ’
.ary accocr.par.iec by M r ,
S
if
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..
A g ate V a rie ty e f Q uarts
wii; m ake her o ffic ia l rla ft
here
Agate are cfaa iced.-niee. which
M onday even.ng T he-» w
u. -
mean» that they are a »artery of
tte ’ ion
T-jartx, rfaaratdetdaad by bandings
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M r . D A E c --
and inejnatona shlt-b gtv» them a
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handsome, rich apgieeraae»
T hey
o u r fo r the grade w hool t e a - h e r -
may » x * a r m y , V a ta ra M agarlne.
T he rooms w e r. attrac t ye w
B
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vary!ng
of bl"
bine
ffi r-n »r.-! -
. ...
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'
e stiadea
'
* r gray.
r*
[■ thing of beauty I have tearnad that menta were aerv»d at a 1st« hour
« " " * • y e ll" » faroarn, red or black.
' weeds m ay be en tire ly charm ing.
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and 1 have .earned th a t tha sturdy
M r and M rs N E C< -opto- e-
F ir Trees' G rew th
green o f those plants th a t do not tertained w ith a dinner
Monday
T ie e rw ä g e age of a Cbrlstma»
bear bioesoma is needed to
tend evening in honor o f
b ir’ -d » -
icaven to a rio t of color
I
have anniversaries o f 8 L M a r k n and tree la from fire to ten years and
learned th a t th in n in g out la
often M r , E E G m » The »v»n
WM, the growth of tba average Ghrtef
neoeaaary i f one woute have a gar- spent playing rook and socially
maa tree 1s »bout 10 Inch»» p»r
den grow .n neaith. And I nave
~ fk —
year
This »artes w ith tha m v * .
team ed also th a t the process o f
Mi»« M erle
Bowen e n t e r ’ a ; -
th in m n g out m ay be accomplished "r,t*5 • b re a k fa ,’ Sunday rr. ,-n l.n - ent st-wiea.
i in ail tenderness and compassion. * t th e C o io r. y -¡o n o r .- g M -» Sara-
'
I honesUy believe th a t I t would Louise H n v l ,
who - x - , . . - .
T he Esalar W ay
be hard to own a garden and a t the !«•»< the test of th i, week for • ►
A fellow d»*ao't h ate ta make
same tim e be an athiest. F o r God's home in M ontana
better mouse trap to b a r * a pati
presence
is *—
in -w
every
breath wa
of ,1
fra g -
♦
w
-----------— - —’
e w e, awam*vu
basteo to h l* door. All ba baa u
Joker
w ill meet
rance and his touch is on the petal
^
' JKrr « club
'Jh
rri»e. tonight
r, r ,
id each flow er. T h e most fra g ile
‘ F rid a y / a t the horoe of M r . T C
do Is to b* » sucker and an aaa’>
blade of
a t pushes It
Its * way W heeler, w nn
ith o
M lir
i - W heeler M
’ * ra
oixfii«
v i grass th
Lfiat
m ark.— Florida T m * # Tnlon.
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Hm prison
rrg la /*. r.S
wte to is *- i".
T F»*,f and
m v»»d M »«
A *■*
•Droo»h t tha
of Sh»*
th * earth
E V
Frost
r, A
W Sw an
one of H la m iractea. H ia enduring *o a • * hostesses
m ercy la In th * courage o f each per-
—♦ —
IJ .•!» •• I .I .r u a iU »
enntel th a t h a* stept benyath the
T h * young peopi* of
M e-ho
Yon can't push yoarnstf a hand hy
snow and h a* dared w aken to the 4 l , t church w ill e n te rta in w ith a
cun or
new s
pring tim e.
e
E
v e ry v»-««'.- ¿h,>
uus *v
evening
'F r r id
id a
ay
at ------ -
" 2 * ’* * '*
call
of a
a new
springtim
E very
e n in g _ 'F
y ; / at
person In the world. I th in k, should <-*m p R e .t A w h ile C a r, w ll: leave A b l . h . . .
* ma_a .
have a garden, even If th a t garden ,h * church a t 6 ao
A Frigt?*«n«9 G irl I*
la only a w indow boa set on a sun-
_
—♦ —
B b R a I s I Maw a *
» -
ny tedge, or a fla t bowl o f lily bulbs
Tb*
board f -n» M
w w aeam s U t e N IO SZ
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on • tabla E v e ry parson In the <l{*’ church w i ll b o ld . t ,
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in
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f
r
a
a ilu .l
world should have tha splendor and ui* r m eeting fo r the conference
w .« « » IO B g
peace o f a garden to fill the hour» y* “ r M onday evening in the church T b e s a n t aoe w h n n .to rl k »X ^ .k S __
, w ith liv in g music and ly ric verse
parlors
» « m g ra i.t ape w n o ru le d b e f O R M s a
Home luxuries are beyond our
_ .
—
* * d e a t h - g r ip » w i t h A d io o M u d
grasp, and it la batter, perhaps
”
c lu b w i ll m - f T -» .¡i,-
th a t they should be B u t tha luxu ry w ,th U r * W a rre n M cF a rla n d
' of owning a garden la beyond the
—
~Tasp of no one.
M em bers o f the Constellation
I h a v * seen a scarlet geranium club and th a ir fa m llle , h e ld t h e ‘ r
g row ing in glory upon a tenem ent Annual picnic d in ner last evening in
w indow sill. And I have seen the the Masonic d in ing room
pinched face o f a slum child, bend- “
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log above It. taka on a reflection of
It* radiance.
/fW'w-'W-evteriwowakwwx
CfTIEH ARE WHAT MEN
MARE THEM.
Though they claavs to tha breast
of the m ountains
O r nestle by rivers broad.
C ities are w hat man m ake them
On tba tend th a t te given by God.
C ltlaa are w hat men m ake them,
W h a t men dem and they shall be
H lothful, sloven and sleeping
Rrograaalva, beautiful, free.
Monster, a f ages
past invade our
world todayl
Fam, aa M m to
fidgmFaUaeraiu
I f tha hearts of tha builders are
noble
In one w ith the day and th * need,
T h e y w ill build Into g randeur and
W e meet all Rornpetition
and fum lali the beat «ale
book on the m arket.
Home ruerchanla should
buy th e ir aalesbooka at
home.
The Sentinel
P rac tic a lly E veryth in g in
P rin tin g .
Alwaya
T ry
T o u r Home P rin te r P i n t
AGrtanCCeaSw
<i Faj Wrty
Sato Armitraag
■raaa Cabal
greatness
F o r ao It waa ever decreed.
Bo take up your task
N o r g rum ble at w h a t
lie one of the men to
T he place where you
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Cash Store
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Irish-Swartz Co.
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You are ahrayg sure of a square deal when you trade at your Irish store
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M EA T D E PA R T M E N T
Shortening
Ham
B ulk, Purs Vegctabls
a c o o re g .
IV.HORMIACK
^ ■ rs o s o o n o k
a t you find It.
you have not;
m ake g re a te r
cast you r lot.
I f the ocean ehall threaten to
whelm you,
llu lld a dyke th a t w ill laugh a t Its
bright,
<jltlee are w hat men m ake them
W ho are w illing to labor and fig h t.
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Laundry Soap W h ite E a g le 1 0 bars 23c
S o a p C h ip S W h ite E a g le
5-lb. pkg. 29c
C ities a r t w hat man m ake them
W h erever the cities m ay ba;
W h e th e r out on th * desolate desert.
O r M t by the a urging m a .
SA L E SB O O K S!
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t h . peak o f o u »r
. 30 . y e a rs e x p e r ie n c e
I t a e i g h t - c y l i n d e r e n g in e i s
Me have n e v e r a ids a b e t t e r c a r .
l a a d m it t e d ly v e ry good lo o k in g
p ow erfu l and s s o o th r u n n in g . The c a r
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s e
o o n o a lc a l in
a n d h as c o s f o r t a b l e r i d i n g q u a l i t i e s
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o p e r a t io n b ecau se o f advan ced e n g in e W vs
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ig a n a v and
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c a r « e ig
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p o w e r fu l c a r » . have e v e r b u l l t »
Z t i s th e f a s t e s t , r o o a i e s t and aoa
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T^ .
atevteory M & a j t x .
M r > b *»»»» Sute, ff» »• m e in a te
° * ^U ta ra ty bea fovad dJfflV.OW-per- ,_he Social T w e lv e d u b T b u -a d -
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c o » » trr who aaa aetth- aftrraoee e f la»- . . .
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w r**4 a®r WT"-’-< Tha a e s u s e i of-
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ter» them • Uherai adueetioe «
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¡MJB(d rowa « t e ro w . of hooha arte w e *erT* J “
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bom» ■«
of »an»
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n a e e ie r i honor
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m *j- who mahae no mtetahea ng th e ir class advio w i f ta F o r - i»> a* e r a job te Maaotuc h all to r
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H ttla ewoe Jeaha. aad th eir c l a a e ___
by the
and
M r»
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be preterii
W o rth H arvey L a ’ er in t h » eve-
for which he
1
ntag they went to Swanaoa h all •hurt aa hoala-— -
A tesy
i eateom has good lock. aad e ntertained w n h a d a n c
w ith a 1 o clock .r -r.» --
O « **ta wer» M r and M r ,
Stacv
Ruaae.. of Eugene M r »nd M r j
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t b » lr c o w u m tl» » .
M • m Uiws doiiara. C e s s ify aeww with a o oowi o f »p.-itur r.ower» arte
i * * « ' h°Z» dh«Ud Anee aad aoufa J*» w v t
V in a i
mcerteraaea with their per- Svesta w » r. M - and M r .
aad M r ,a ,3 M r< E ib e r-
acMiAi Uheety.
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r’ M
Tfi.
■ho h a n d le I t .
The p r e s e n t F o rd ¥ - 8
r-ÄÄ
ro
G len Sm ith
knows a ball
player so cross eyed
that
when the pitcher threw the
ball three Umea to firs t baaa.
he »truck out.
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r r « u .n t l,
t h e F o r^ c a r a r e c o n s is t e n t « 1 t h
tahoA
Garden Club
HOW DY FOLK»
Doekea
M c B a th w a te r say, that a dl
plorna « proof that yon have
had a chance to get an edu­
cation
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fo rw ard to w ith d ra w te g fro m ae-
Uva p s rt.« ~ (*u o a m the a ffa ir» of
the world M e a o n m day w ill not
ae*m the eaeea w ithout tha boy» foe
whom it «rat casutated W » haw»
bid fa re w e ll te must of them , ban
we c ea «wot f«vget them
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am ouat wa eoetrtbwte fo r the sup­
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n iiM .ca.aa th»
valve we place opon it. yet the
Cottage G rove aebooi budget
for tm i year» been the aubjecl
o u i»
w id e ly « c a t t « m d p r a c t i c e
o f th o s s f i r s t F o rd u a s r s .
trac to d a y I o c c a s io n a l ly h s a r f r o « so»«
f o r th s c a rs
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