The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 23, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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Cottage Órove .Aratimi
M a n u fa c tu re rs «ay the 1933 b ath ­
ing suits e re fille d w ith pereonellty
T h e rs isn’t room fo r a n y th in g else
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T he R e g ister-G u ard W T lters pow­
B lb M * Hatltk
8»cz.ter» er of oheervatlon are not v e ry keen.
M oet of the personality doesn't get
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1» «»old error. V i . S e .U » .l » c o .p t. ad-
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■teadiag th a t It w ill not k» liable for say
•rro r la aay advertlaem eal publish»,! an-
plainly
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that rae» I f any error k noted le net
corrected by The Scatinel i t . lia b ility
not »aeeed .«cb a proportion of th»
putir» coat of Buck * 4 u r t i a * me at aa th*
•pac* occupimi by t h . aoted error bear,
to the whole a
•pace occupied by auch ad-
rertiaem ent.
P O P U L A R L E G IS L A T O R S .
W e hear a g re a t deal o f criticism
o fle g td a lu re s and other legislative
bodies. T h e Sentinel has alw ays
contended that, despite the many
m istakes the O regon legislature
makes, it is re m a rk a b le th a t It does
so w ell.
The legislature may have a thou-
u n J pieces of legislation to con-
aider. On the ball<’ t a l th< * I* C1* ‘
election on July 21 there w ill be
only nine pieces o f legislation to be
considered. T h a t is a fa ir ly heavy
calen d ar fo r the people to consider,
but is* nothing compared to w hat a
legislature m ust consider. H ere's a
test as to w hether those who c riU -
SOCIETY
Rally M itch ell.
Mia» M ild red M itc h ell, daughter
of M r. and M rs. C H M itc h ell of
U n d e Sam purpoeea to loan 90 Lebanon, became the bride of Joe
B a lly of thia city a t a fo rm a l wed­
m illion« of dollar» to the Chlneee. ding T hu rsday evening o f laat
P robably th * only w ay
we ahall w eek at the
F irst
P reebyteiIan
ever get It back. Judging by eaperl- church In Lebanon The ring cere­
ence w ith o th e r loans. w ill be to mony waa perform ed by Rev. C arey
send the chtnka o u r la u n d ry w ork. of th a t city M rs John D u ffie ld of
San Francisco waa m atro n of hon-
There'a o n i thin g to m ake the or. Reed C la rk of Lebanon waa
country newspaper business de- DWl '¡mrL r b * b^ ,d*
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L r . h| J _ , h » r . ¡7m > danger fro m aw av bv h er fa ,h * r T h * b r* i * w or*
* ‘ra b le — there Is no dan g*
a gown of w hits satin w ith
,ong
kidnappers looking for ransom
,ac0 »leevsa and a lac* turban w ith
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a veil and carried a bouquet
of
A » In d ia n a fa rm e r plowed up a w hite lilies T h e m atron of honor
cache of $7.000. Stories lik e this are «-ore a g t e k o f pale green and
lik e ly to put a ll the fa rm land In c ream figured silk and a cream
h
e o w n tr v in t o cu ltivatio n
turban w ith green net and carried
th< cou n try^ ln to _ cu iu v a il
* shower bouquet T he church was
w hite
and
decorated w ith
pink
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v. ». peon
Cot tax« G rove. Ore., June 19
Vshera were M ilto n
M itch ell
of
(T o the E d ito r.)--W h e n the nation Lebanon. Scott M illig a n o f Eugene,
ia in financial dletreaa everyone l*aul Douglas of Junction C ity and
should be w illin g to »aerifies some- W in dsor C alkins of Eugene
Fol-
thin g that the budget m ay he bal- low ing the ceremony a rsosptiUB
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A COMPANY THIRTY YEARS OLD
30 year« o f a u to a o b lla
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Veterans
have sacrificed
$360.- was a ttra c tiv e ly decorated w ith
f in d th a t t h . , h a v . , r . . t . n r v l v . l » « la » f r “ • f “ *“ ” ’ ”
lh lt purpose and thou- Japanese lanterns and refreshm ents
of them w ill have to be fed were served at a late hour
The
have produced and » o ld o v e r 2 1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 For c o r .
* n e ¥ o r thou gh t I t waa
anj clothed by m unicipal and coun- couple le ft F rid a y to spend
the
ty re lie f funds and agencies th a t week end on the M cK enele and are
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are already overburdened or pay- m akin g th e ir home In C ottage
mg rs l.e f out o f funds bortow ed « ro v e .
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treasury.
Kent and Ml<s Belle B u rk h o ld e r en
i t 13 interesting to note the pa- tertain ed the J o k e r club Wednes-
trio tic sincerity of the great eteauii- day evening at the home of Miss
ship corporations w hich a re now C u rrin M rs. W a rre n
M cF a rla n d
p a te n t r e s t r i c t i o n s
struggling along to m a in ta in exist- held high score for guests and M rs
sh a re-----everyon e must g e t i t
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Frost
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R efresh ­
ence on the high seas
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Of c o u r s e , th e r e i s one t h in s we cannot
c o u ld d u p lic a t e our b u ild in g s
The Am erican West A fric a n line ments were served at a late hour
in 1932 carried 133 pounds of a l l The rooms were a ttra c tiv e w ith
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cize legislative bodies a re them - classes
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wild flow ers and peonies. Guests
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selves qualified
to legislate: L e t ! ceiveJ the insig nifican
t pittance
o . f i were . Mrs.
M cF
and m a ch in es, but i t can n ot d u p lic a t e 40 y e a r s
each person who thinks the legls- jg7 gg2.50 or only $660.62 per pound K e n t M rs C. J. Kern M rs O. M
la tu re m akes unpardonable e r r o r s ! T ru ly an exam ple of s a c rific ia l M ille r. M rs. C. H
VanD enberg.
e x p e r ie n c e th a t makes a motor c a r -
n b
prepara-
go c a re fu lly over the nine measures ' corporate p atrio tism !
Mrs. C. F Hoskins. Mrs. G erald
But the , . . t d o . , a c t . „ . o t . l 1 , o o n o .r a • • ‘
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that w ill be on the ballot, decide
The Mississippi Shipping com- Preston and Mrs. James P
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how he w ill vote on each of them P ^ y for 1932 carried 161 pound« o f ham .T h is was the las, m eeting un­
U t e fo r th e fu tu r e .
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a t m<l1 fo r ’rt' ich « *
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or not he is c e ita in th a t his vote o( on,
r e 50 o r $3.775.11 for
The Teachers' club o f the C h ris ­
w ill be in te llig e n tly cast, w hether each
carried. U n d e r the tian church met M onday afternoon
G reat ch an ges are upon
or not he knows exactly w h a t w ill statuto ry ra te ot pay fo r the same in the church parlors w ith Mrs. Ed
Those who b u i l t t r u ly on p r i n c ip l e w i l l
be the resu lt o f each measure, service they should have received Pow ell as leader Mrs. T M. Bovd
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was
class
leader
and
M
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Jessie
w hether or not he knows he has $95.68 fo r the e n tire service
The
v o r . B u s in e s s I n t e g r i t y and commodity
• t h e ir s e r v i c e w i l l c a r ry
p erm itted no jokers to get by South A tla n tic S. S. Co. o f Dela- Moon had charge of blackboard
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newer and b e t t e r ways o f l i v i n g w i l l
w
are
carried
In
1932
74
pounds
of
w
ork
Com
m
ittees
were
appointed
w hetner or not he knows the way
all - ‘- T e n of m all fo r w hich it re- as follows for a cooked food sale
honor
he w ill vote w ill b ring no in ju ry to
ceived only $363.022.50 o r $4.906.71 and bazaar to be held S aturday
anyone or w ill be fo r the greatest per pound. The statuto ry ra te for Bazaar. M rs. Ed
Pow ell; candy.
appear. »
good to the greatest num ber.
t h i s young t h i r t y - y e a r o ld Coapany o f ourm.
this am ount o f m a il on th a t route M rs. Clyde W allace: cooked food.
The measures th a t w ill be on the is $32.56. The T am p a Intero cean S. Mrs. John M ille r Most of the a r
That i s th e o u tlo o k fo r
S. company carried d u rin g 1932 65 1 tid e s to be sold a l the bazaar were
b allot a re as follows :
Soldiers’ and s a i 1 o r s' bonus pounds of all classes of m a il for made by boys and girls In the
w hich it received a mere $438.773. Junior dep artm en t o f the Sunday
am endm ent.
school N in e member» were present.
C ounty m anager fo rm o f govern­ or $5.162.06 fo r each pound of m ail
carried. The s ta tu to ry
ra te
for
m ent constitutional am endm ent.
c arryin g the same am ount o f m all
M r a F ra n k M c F a rla n d e n te rta in ­
Prosecution by in fo rm a tio n and over the same route is $58.64. T h a t ed T h u rs d a y a ftern oo n o f last w eek
grand ju r y m o d ificatio n am end­ illustrates how earnestly the presi­ honoring a son Rex on his fo u r­
ment.
dent and the m a jo rity group In con­ teenth b irth d ay a n n iversary The
Debt and taxatio n lim itatio n s fo r gress have w orked to ’save" the tim e was spent playing games and
m unicipal corporations am endm ent. people's money. T he subsidies still refreshm ents w ere served at the
stand.
tea hour. A featu re of the re fre s h ­
State power fund bonds.
In the report of the postal de­ ments was a large b irth d ay cake
Sales tax.
p artm ent fo r 1932 is reported a i w ith lighted candles Mrs. M c F a r­
Repeal of p ro hibition am e rd m e n t d efic it o f $21.666.103 fo r ocean
land was assisted in serving by-
to the constitution.
mails. T h a t Is. the governm ent paid M rs Charles
H a ll. M ia
W ilb u r
O leom argarine tax.
the carriers th a t huge sum In ex­ Spray and M rs. D onnell Allen
G range pow er hill.
cess of the receipts In postage fo r T w e n ty -tw o were p resent
In giving consideration to these the same m ail.
T ra n s p o rta tio n of the d aily news­
various measures, let the voter re­
M rs. O m e r Moore entertained the
m em ber th a t once the people of papers cost a no ther item of $36.- U to p ia club T hu rsday afternoon of
govern­ last week The tim e was spent so­
HEBRON.
Oregon enacted a law th a t was so 409,577.82 more than the
m ent received, fo r transp ortation cially and a luncheon was served
J u n e 21. Mi s M a r v S m it h killed
loosely d ra w n and so com plicated through the m ails a t home.
a t the te: hour. T h e table was a t- a rattlesn ake Tuesday. I t had seven
that even the suprem e court of the
O th e r m agazines and newspapers tra c tiv e w ith a centerpiece of roses rattles and a button
state could not in te rp re t it.
cost $40,000,000 more than the gov- I t was decided to hold th e ir annual
The 4 -H sewing club o f L a th a m
L et it also be borne In m ind that ern m en t received fo r the service o f picnic July 30 a t the V in a l R and all picnicked last T h u rs d a y on W ilson
it is the d uty of every elector to transp ortation .
sum m er home on the Um pqua. M rs. creek.
T he postoffice d ep a rtm e n t also : Georg B jorset was a guest.
M r. and Mrs. John
Kebelbeck
vote fo r o r against each measure
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reports
th
a
t
it
paid
out
fo
r
the
visited Sunday w ith M r. and M rs
IN C O R R O R A T IO
subm itted to him A legislator can
Clyde
C
la
rk
on
C
edar
creek.
transp
ortation
of
m
ail
order
house
M
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H
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M
ille
r
entertained
the
not refuse to vote because he does
T he an n u al school m eeting was
not understand a b ill T h e voter parcel poet $33.000,000 more than it Q. E H. club Tuesday afternoon
received In Postage
w jth * ! 30 bridge dessert lunch- held M onday evening M r«. George
who absents h im self fro m the polls
m ail cost <20,586,107
more eon. A h an d kerch ief show er was Kebelbeck was reelected c le rk and
o r neglects to vote his best jud g ­ than the governm ent received
in | rfv e n M rs. A. W Swanson in hon- T ru m a n C la rk was elected director.
m ent on a measure has no rig h t to postage.
M. M Tison visited a brother
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¡o r of her b irth d ay anniversary. A
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T i th the b irth d ay cake w ith lighted candles G ro ver at D ix o n v ille fro m T h u rs ­
criticize a legislato r who is not In ,.£ 2 .nI P* re
average pension o f $4-80 th a t was was a feature. M rs. W a rre n l i e - day u n til S aturday. H is niece and
his seat when the roll is called.
being paid the veterans o f the na- , F a rla n d held high score. T his was nephew accom panied h im home and
are v isitin g this week
non
s wars and the pension looks the last m eeting until fall,
D A D IS R E M E M B E R E D .
lik e a fly speck on a large ceiling.
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M rs. Jessie G ilc ris t and the A.
Dad has ju s t had his day.
V e rily the caption "A
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to
M r and M r , o
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J. C ra ig fa m ily spent W ednesday
W e presum e a d ay is given to m a in ta in the cred it o f the U n ited
si r em
a n d n a e
r evening w ith M r. and M rs F red
is i interesting.
n tf r M ti n t y
ta
m ed w
& r d in n e M
y , O verton on Mosby creek.
dad because ne is k e p t busy nights states is
Gue>t>
w ith
ere M
rg S u Hu>Je>
fig u rin g out ways and means of
M r. and M rs. H a rr y M ayben. C o t­
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K em and dau gh ter M a ry of Med
keeping the fa m ily in food and
tage Grove, railed M onday at the
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, ford. M r. and M rs. C. J. Kem , son G ilc ris t home.
clothing.
■ T o m and d au g h ter J erry, i l r and
M rs. P E. Young and M rs. M a ry
H a v in g a d ad ’s day probably is
« ! M rs. V ic to r K e m o f Toledo. M r. and
S m ith attended the ladles' aid of
a n error, because, dad is egotistical
M rs. C. M Shinn and
M rs. Id a
the C h ristian church W ednesday
Veatch.
enough as i t is and to have every
Oet in on thia bargain. Thia prioe ia good only u long u present atock lasts.
a ftern oo n in C ottage G ro ve a t the
m em ber of the fa m ily catering to-
home o f M rs. A udrey W atson.
A
benefit
card
p
arty,
sponsored
h im fo r a whole day each year is
M rs. George Kebelbeck and little
E v e ry spring in the golden days of by the Neighbors o f
W o odcraft,
lik e ly to prove disastrous.
ancient Greece, we are told, there w ill be given a t 8:15 W ednesday d au g h ter and M rs John Kebelbeck
As a m a tte r of f a c t however, was held on the sixth or seventh o f evening in I. O O. F. hall A quilt and
d au g h ter Florence
visited
w hy shouldn't a t least one day in A \ p
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. very p re ..
. . and
. j im
. p o rtan t display w ill be held and a fea tu re T h u rsd ay afternoon w ith M rs Jake
ril a
tty
R
aisor
n
ear
London.
the y e a r be set aside in honor of fes tiv a l— the fes tiv a l o f D elp h in ia of the program w ill be readings by
Misses Annabelle and K a tie G II-
the head of the house? Yes, we F a ir young maidens were sent from M ad am e Scott o f Eugene.
crist and P h ilip Hersey motored tp
Athens to the tem ple of Apollo
have th a t day, too, M other's day.
Irv in g M onday and visited M r. and
b e a r in g
suppliant
M rs George A. Bailey e n te rta in ­ M rs. S. L. Bond, re tu rn in g T ues­
And we dads are o f the opinion D elphinius
th a t dad's day is ju s t sort of an branches fo r the purpose of pro­ ed the C. R. Y. club W ednesday a f­ day.
p itia tin g this very potent god be­ ternoon. R ichard Sp ray was eleoted
a fte rth o u g h t, a follow up lo t M o th ­
T h e Fred O verton fam llV visited
cause o f his influence
over the
er's day, which comes firs t, as it w eather. F o r this was the tim e president. T h e tim e was spent play­ a t the home o f M rs. O verton 's t
in g w
w ,tn
ith Lne
the voungst»rs
voungst-rs and
and re- m other M r » T e « .,»
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properly should.
w hen the sturdy G reek m ariners al- freshm ents were served a t the tea C ra ig accr,mna2ted t h im t
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qqq qqo for
Cottage
Grove’s
Own
Cash Store
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ways began th e ir voyages to dis- hour.
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ta n t lands In search of treasure and
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adventure. N a tu ra lly they wanted
M r and M rs. E C. Shay e n te r­
fa ir w eather fo r th e ir sailings and tained a t d in ner S a turday evening
it was this fa v o r they sought of Guests were M r and M rs R alph
Apollo.
W a rd and d au gh ter G eorgia of Sa­
Just w h at these
s u p p l i a n t lem, M r. and M rs. D an H a m a n t and
branches were w hich were supposed Miss M a rle tte H a m a n t.
to have such a soothing effect on
The P resbyterian m i-slo n ary so-
Apollo no one knows. B u t it re­
R e fe rrin g to the o r d e r th a t quires no stretch o f the im ag ina­ ciety w ill meet W ednesday a fte r-
— e fa ir, stately
, ? .°°n a t t^le home o f Mrs. W . L. A
stenographers accom panying the tion to picture th
pro-
A m eric a n delegation to London virgins of Athens, clad in flo w in g H atch . M rs. M atth ew s w ill be
w
hite
robes,
b
earing
sprays
o
f
the
k ra m leader and M rs. Bessie
Cole
ahall n ot p e rm it themselves to be
c harm in g blue flo w e r w hich
we WIH lead devotional*.
in te rv ie w e d or photographed, the m .d e m s know
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usually esteemed O regonian sug­ larkspu r. C e rta in ly such a color
In itia tio n w ill be held tonight
gests th a t the stenographers m ight scheme would have been as much 'F r id a y ) a t E astern S ta r
M rs.
accom plish m ore than the delegates
a tre a l 1° Ihe beauty loving Jnmes P. G ra h a m , who was recent-
and says: "W e sometimes have had G reeks and th e ir gods as I t Is to us ly appointed on a com m ittee a t a
o u r shirts taken aw ay at the con­ today In our own gardens. T o be m eeting o f grand lodge, w ill be
ference board, b ut A m eric a n wom­ sure, we are told bv some a u th o rl- honored.
ties th a t the word delphinium de-
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en never have failed of victo ry.” A t rives fro m the la tln root delphlnue,
M r ' and M rs. S. L. G odard e n te r­
an y ra te there is no present danger m eaning dolphin, because the shape Gained the Cottage Grove band
o f th e ir losing any shirts.
o f the flow er suggests dolphin M onday evening. Band practice was
bounding through the waves. B u t heId in the yard
and
follow ing
since the dolphin Is a sea beast and practice a luncheon was served,
there seems to be a clear connec-
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tion between the festival o f D e l-
The Lions club picnic has been
p hinla over the w eath er a t eea, I Postponed u n til T hursday, June 29
fo r one chose to accept the p re ttie r *>«ca use of the band and chorus gr>
d erivatio n o f the w ord.
*ng to Y o n c a lla June 22.
Although the history o f the del-
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phlnium dates back before the d im
The Tuesday E ven in g club enter-
daw n o f history and lte 150 species tained th e ir fam ilies w ith th e ir an-
are scattered throughout the n o rth - n ua* Picnic Tuesday
evening a t
ern hem isphere, ft has only been H o rn's grove.
w ith in com paratively recent times
th a t the flo w e r has come Into its
The Boyal Neighbors club
w ill
own as a garden fav o rite . T h is has rneet M on day evening w in , M rs J
been due larg ely to the neglect o f 3 Powell.
the delphinium by the p la n t b
r e e d - ------------------ —
ers, who were so busy w o rk in g w on.
deJ* Wltb the P*ony, the Iris, the
d ah lia the gladiolus, the rose and
other flow erin g plants th a t scant
f a,d t0 thl8 a ri«to-
c ra t of all the blue flow ers. In re­
cent years, however, men both here
and abroad have made up fo r this
neglect by the creation o f a n um ­
T h e B rice creek road has been
ber of new races o f h ybrid delphln-
d o u S le ^ 'to "
m ‘ ny ° f theM closed fo r the sum m er because of
uuume ana In a gorgeous a rra v n t ° >e
be,id,< don« by C. C. C. ,
new shades and colors
1 crews. T he Sharps creek road w ill
have to be used
exclusively fo r
F . F. R o ckw ell.
tra v e l to and fro m the
Bohem ia
d is tric t. The 150 men now em ploy­
,
Cnpe o f Gold
ed on the Brice creek road have
' ThelrP0»h.‘ n’
? blOO,n
been divided Into several crews and
, * ne,r chalices of Rold
p
e rm ittin g tr a ffic would seriously
; A fe b rim m ing o’e r w ith fancies
In
te rfe re w ith progress of the w ork.
I Too lovely to be told.
T he » re
in i u d c er
o f the
men are
hi«»»««..
v i m
i k a
ih
i
UI
m e riirn
Sometimes they’re yellow
flies,
’ ' ” f
» u tter- com pleting Hobo camp, b ut w ith in
Sometimes they're fairie s itav
days wiI1
scattered over
A n d sometimes they’re lust hannv < 5 . f 2,r e ,t * a t varlou" construction
thought»
ppy
i
J°be.
T
en
men
are
employed
m a k in g
thoughts
im provem ents a t the Is iy n g creek
T o d riv e the blues away,
i ra n g e r station.
A nna M F ly n t.
L ra ig accom panied them hom e and
w ill visit her cousins fo r a week
Pol»-» Go to California.
S ilk Creek. June 19. 'S pecial.)
Poles 130 feet In length being h au l­
ed fro m the John F in s te r ranch a re
going to C a lifo rn ia Io be used In
<he construction of the Golden
,,a te bridge
short road leading fro m
the
l-ondon-B lack B u tte road
to fire
claV deposits about to be develop-
ed is progressing
p ro g re - lng ra
ra p p id
id ly
ly . A sm all
log bridge Is being b u ilt a t one
point.
^O R T LA N D ,
o ffe rt
N O T H IN G FIN E R
IN HOTEL
ACCOMMODATIONS
K . Stock, G erm any's d a rin g p a ra - L . L ' } 4 " ” 00*1 T y p e w rlt* r »2°
chute Jumper, com m itted suicide b
han* ln < '
,
;
Sen-
y
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O ffice Supplies. T h e Sentinel.
Flour— fishers blend 49-|b- s,,,-'k $ 1.33
Baking Powder-* c. 25-° z. can 1 9 c
3 -lb . box 3 5 e
Plain or Salted
Crackers
Kellogg's
2 Pk«s. 15c
C o m Flakes
Q uaker Oats Quick or Reg ular Lge. pkg. 15c
Corned Beef Derby, 12-oz- tin extra fancy 2 f°r 2 9 c
D eviled M eat Armour’s 5c tins § for 25c
No-2|tins 3 f°r 2 8 c
T om atoes Three Sisters
Red Dart—No. 2s
2 f°r 25c
Peas
Lindy Golden Bantam
3 f°r 25c
Corn
Royal Club—Flat tins
2 for 29c
Clams
Per lb. X 5 C
Robusta Blend
C offee
Special per can 4 5 c
Balco Malt
( fanned in
L a n e C o u n ty
S p e c ia l N o t ic e
Look out for a tax on flour at once. Buy
before July first.
M EAT DEPARTM ENT
BRICE CREEK ROAD IS
’“'”’
Phone 53
FREE CITY DELIVERY
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
These prices cannot last, law in your supply now.
* ., ’
A fte r a ll is said and done, we are
glad there is a dad's day to keep us
fro m being overlooked alto g eth er
and we have no doubt t h a t now
th a t there is such a day, the a t­
tentions we receive are sincere and
w ell ¡m entioned, w hether we de­
serve them or n o t
Irish-Swartz Co.
Low
Prices
Every
I)ay
C h e h o t e l
M ULTNOM AH
l i Portland’s lirgeat hotel,
I >cated only 3 blocks from
t is lea d in g b a n k s e n d
• ores, yet out of the noiay
traffic. New modern furnl*
l ,re, new equipment, new
decorstione. . . Excellent
< ning room, cafeteria and
< ffee shop. Popular prices.
< ireije acrow the street!
r tendants at the door . . .
I >bby pipe organ concert
every evening.
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• < .( • D E TA C H E D BATH
< I . M W IT H B A T H
HOTEL
HLLTNCM AL
BOB T l A M 0 .
O BBO O N
Veal Roasts Pork Roasts Beef Pot Roasts
1 2 |c lb.
1 2 $ c lb.
1 2 |c lb.
S h o r te n in g
Pure Vegetable— B u ll
3 lbs. 2 5 c
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