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s TW O T H E S E N T IN E L , C O TTA G E G R O V E , F R ID A Y , J U N E ¡m, I Bly O K E tltlN , Cotte#* ßrovr trotine! of young man a aort of vacation on tha job In our big wood« la going to make an Impreaalon that w ill le- JLAUIT BOOB. Bailor. FabltotaS Bvwv FrUa» kr C m u * . Orara ault in many of them having thia FoMmMss O m m u , atate In mind for a parmanant raal- BIM« BoM ------ * denca later In Ufa. They will apread BIMn Nmltk__________ ______________________ Baaraia r y atorlea of Oregon to mllliona. The Jonea-Tucker U r a l a la a a y u k l l e a l l u a a a ta r a d M Col Church ot Christ. 1. O. Shaw. Pas advertlalng feature, ao far a t Ore Miss Nellie Tucker became the O r” » • • a*aaad claaa matter tor. -Sunday school. 9 48. Clem gon la concerned, la worth n.illlona bride of Volnev B Jones at a pretty ■ ataaaa Offlao There la yet another feature, pos Sarff, superintendent. The men of wedding Tuesday evening at (he IB O B T C R R lF IP T T IO IO M N BATBS. RAT this school are with the Commun « rn home of Rev. K J. Gordon The sibly the moat Important. Many ity Men's Bible class at the armory (Oaak la ad*aaaa l couple were married under a double 2“ ....... » l TBIThraa ataalha . I thouaanda of young men. nearly a Forenoon service, U , sermon topic, « • moalka - .»l.OOlrtaa a o a tli .... arch of honeysuckles and roses quarter of a million In campa ever by request. "W ill We Know Each F R U I > • • 1 3 »C tt.nB loii H im « B aratta rata— «Oe yaei addltlnai The ring ceremony was performed the country, have been taken from Other In Heaven. W hat Do the Oblo A M a i ( c u lt u r a l b ¿ti* a a lo n Menth** r of bv Rev. Gordon Marv Tucker was I«« W V X M» <*rvtca - Idlenees and given healthful work Scriptures Say About It? " Com M alioaal E ditorial Aaeerlallnn bridesmaid and Jack Tucker was Ability of Sudan a uru» under ideal condttlona. They have munion ot the Lord's eupper. Eve O rato« B U U B d llaria l Aaaoelatloo best man. The bride wore a dress Ora<oa R aaapapar flAateraar« been removed from temptations ning serylce. the church enters natbe tu liuptcal A m « , tu glow of bright blue silk crepe and car of during the hot weather of July an>i ried a bouquet of carnations. The A ltkoagk e ae rrare o a u lto a ’ w ill ka takaa that beset the idle In big d tie a and with the cooperating churches lloa i aro ld error. Tk« Haatlaal smaller ones too. They have been the city In union services at the August, nmkee II an Ideal p.istuii bridesmaid wore a dress of light Baptist church. Rev. M A. Orovet r a r tla la t la l u eolumaa oa the nadar- Following taken, many of them, from un- of the Methodist church w ill be the grass when hluegr.-ias la al louo-o gray flowered chiffon a ta a d la t Ih at I I a ll! aol ka Habla to i a a j th e w ed d in g a reception WBB ;•< d e rra r la a a j adrartlaam rat pobllahrd Ba healthful conditions and placed in speaker. Young people's meetings. production. at the home of the grooms gland lata proof la read by t k . adrartlao r and the moat healthful to be found any T- Teachers' club Monday afternoon. Since (lie drought, of lll'ln nlii. mother, Mrs. R returned with auek error or eonaattoaa A. Medley The 2. Board meeting. Tuesday evening plain I r aotrd In ir r iti« « tkrraoa and In where. farmers are turning In Increaxliig couple w ill reside at Oherrv court The forest army boys ahou.d be 8 Midweek meeting Wednesday that caaa. i f •« « error ao noted la not uumbers to Sudan grass aa a aourci Guests were Immediate relatives aorrected ky T k . Sent Inal Ila lia b ility greatly improved In mental and evening. 8 Bible leaeon. "Déclara of cheap feed Thai year live ucrc- and friends of the bride and gnxmi aball a a l aaoaad anek a proportion of Ike physical health, and they w... al- tion of Independence from Sin." I aatlra ro ti of auek a d rrrtla e a u n l aa Ike O. Shaw, leader. of Sudan grass at the Hamilton ways remember a great experience The Neighbors of Woodcraft en apace orrutdrd ky tka noted error beare e e e couuty axperlmeni larm furnished tertalne,! with a benefit card im itv la tka wkole apace occupi ad by auek ad in Oregon's big woods. Community Men's Hlble Claae at pasture for 23 cows for <13 days rartiaaaen t. Wixlneeday evening In I O. O F And this Is what It la all about. armory l-esson. John 12. and lesson A frequent cause of failure with hall At bridge Mrs. 11 A. Hagen theme Sunday morning will be. B IO R A N K E R S ESt A I'E . It In this climate Is too early seed held high score for women ami Vic "Service." L O. Shaw, teacher. T H E O. C. C. C. C.’N. tor Goff high score for men At N X' • • • Mitchell, the banker, has escaped log. According to the experliuonl Moat of ua have teen some of the the meshes of the law for Income Chapman held high Fires I'reebytertan Church. Bruce station teals of the crop, one tp two Mra. F. M boya of tha C. C. C. C. C. score for women and Loren llarvev . - __ _ « l tax violations, and It doesn't seem A. Cole. Supply Pastor. — Sunday weeks after corn planting time 1« high score for men. The hall wns ia ^ w ^ , . T x 7 " Ot ° * r »“ “ «y Iha> anything serious is like- school, 10. Tom Short, superinten Eor ± L » , h k . * 10 happen to the great house of dent Young people's orchestra will (he eArllest date that II should he attractive with baskets of delphin turns, sweet peas and roses amt play for Sunday school. Forenoon •owed. For one thing, the boy» eeem to Morgan lighted floor lamp». Preceding the £ V’ i J T ,n “ °, t e * ° Ut ° f T h « »«»' <ood that has been a c service. 11. sermon topic, "The Re- A list of recommeudatlous for party the Neighbors of Woodcraft sponslbillUea of a Christian aa T * “ “ ° typ* complished. or is likely to be a c users of Sudan grass Include: held their regular meeting and Cltixen." Union evening service. Tn h^k&ni * » k • complished, seenu to be to arouse Cottage prayer meeting a t the Prepare the seedbed early and planned to hold a social evening In Of t h . T r . -T pub,ic to . UCh a Pitch home of Mrs. W. R. Cole. T24 north thoroughly that moisture may he two weeks at the home of Mrs C. A Stevens. Refreshments were fiv T f^ .r that laws w ill be enacted that will N inth street stored and weeds killed. served at a late hour. the five C . the name la civilian curb the rtvate huaintua see Buy cleau hlgh germiiiatlng aec-l ♦ - conasrvatlon corps concentration and k f h J* Free Methodist Church, R W. 1 free from Johnson grass, a serloti« Madelle Beldler. grand worthy Hoerell, Pastor. — Sunday school, I advisor of the Rainbow girls, made Z X° U Tv.’ ° r d° “ ‘ y ? 7 ‘"come tax law. 45. Mrs. Elisabeth Tarr, superin weed pest. opinion of this paper ft "C"—w ill coma In close contact with b Seed during Juue after the soli Is her official visit to the local chap tendent Forenoon service, 11. ser- ! ter Monday evening. She was pre Morgan, Mitchell and others mon topic. "Maintaining Confi thoroughly warmed, at the rate of sented with a corsage. Donna 'J.if- the boys of tha five C « because we should have paid their Income taxes dence in God." Evening service, 3. | 20 to 25 pounds an acre. have a camp on Brice creek, almost lev was Initiated. It was decided to despite legal loopholes. That was Evangelistic message by the pastor. a t our door, so we ought to fam il Seed shallowly on firm seedbeds have the annual picnic next Friday the only honest and patriotic thing Prayer meeting. Thursday. S iarise ourselves w ith what the for one-half to one Inch deep on heart afternoon at Swimmers' Delight a s e to do. But, how many of us fall to and the girls are to meet al 2 est arm y la sdl about We intend to take advantage of loopholes to Pentecostal Assembly of God. A t - 1 soils o'clock at the home of Mrs Roy make them welcome and are plan avoid payment of taxes, or would wood Foster, Pastor. — Sunday Apply 150 to 200 pounds of su Short. Isabelle Safley. worthy ad ning to take our band and men’s school, 9:45; morning worship 11; 1 perphosphate fertiliser on manured visor. gave a report on grand as chorua, our little German hand and ‘ evening service. 7:45. Special evan soils, or the same amount of 4 12 4 sembly and Miss Beldler gave a gelistic services w ith Mrs. George I analysis on uuuianured soils short talk. Refreshments were US ha' e * " ar • » “* Gutekunst as speaker. Children's I served at a late hour This was the R . » w e >ii i should what the for law contemplates we church Saturday, 1. But when we a do » that ll only p last meeting until fall • • • see the boys at play, and they've ernment? frnm ent - F * A covered dish dinner was held Highway Baptist Church. Henry been sent out here to work. When the popular idea is that It W. Davis. Pastor —Sunday school. Sunday at Thurston a t the home of Many wonder whether much will Is honest to beat the government or 9 45; forenoon service, 11. sermon Mrs. Ella Needham, honoring her really be accomplished, whether fiv e million of the SO.000.uoo mother. Mrs. Mahala Teeters, on a public utility, it is no wonder by the pastor. The church will much of the money spent on the C. that Morgan. Mitchell et a l did not unite with other churches In the acres of Piedmont country extending her eighty fifth birthday anniver C, C. C. C. won't be wasted, even at meeting from near New York city to central sary. The table and rooms were a t hesitate to evade income taxation. union service. Prayer the wage of a dollar a day and Alabama along the east side .o f tractive with bouquets of summer The only way many of us differ Thursday, 8. keep. flowers. Those from here attending e e e from Morgan and Mitchell Is that Cha Appalachian mountains, hare were Mrs. Phil Jones. Mrs Nettie O f course the same amount of First Methodist Episcopal Church, I been essentially destroyed by sod Saling. the amount out of which we beat Mrs. Julia Ashby. Mrs Anna work won't be accomplished as the government icity, county, state Meredith A. Groves. Pastor.—S u n -1 erosion as far as their use for fh i|w Schoen. Mrs. Minnie Sweet, Mr< would be accomplished by putting day school. 9:45, Omer Moore, s u -1 or federal) is so small that it passes perintendent. Forenoon service, 11. is concerned, the United States he Minnie Ashby, Mrs. Eltxabeth trained forest men and road bui’d- without notice and is so small that sermon topic, “Our Church and the 1 partuienl of Agriculture says. In Fahrenwald. Mrs. Mallnda Aubrey. ers into the forests. M any of the Mrs. Eva Aubrey. Mrs. Alta Hart. the government w ill not bother us. State Conference." C. E. Umphrey [ iddition to these 5,000,000 acres Mrs. Elizabeth Rohde, G W. Sweet. boys had never before seen forests, Stockholders in the house of Mor and Mrs. M. A. Groves wiU give | never dreamed of trees such as the Roc Aubrey and Pete Nelson The gan had paid no income taxes for short reports of the recent annual which bare been mined, more than time was spent socially. awe-inspiring ones they have found two or three years. This writer conference. Special music. Evening I 13.000.000 acres hare had the sur In Oregon and knew little about must be more of a crim inal than service, 8. sermon topic, "Life ' face soil largely or completely The adult classes of the Metho roads excxept jfHWsibly that famous j th i M stockholders, for he Changers." Union service at Bap- ; stripped ol7 by erosion. Although dist church entertained with a cov- TnThJ v X ,nte? T T hasn t a" income tax for m° r* tist church with M. A. Groves | many farmers continue to cultivate ered dish dinner Thursday evening 7. ? thlnf years than that, and .«n't going to preaching. Epworth League, Prayer meeting. Thursday, 8. O ff 1-| l>atches of this land, they are able of last week at the home of Mr. there can t help but be some waste ’ cial board meeting Wednesday. 7:30. to make only the barest living. In ¡and Mrs. Oswald Knight of Silk In the organization and manage- P ' J * t924. when prices were much high creek The table and room.« were ment of a movement as collosal as attractive with summer flowers Ohio has a ghost that scares per .AdvenUst Cfcurah. — A t tataimo- that of the C. C. C. C. C. Everything sons by going around playing an tlon of waat M ala and M streets k er than now. (he gross income of The evening was spent giving has had to move at top speed, and accordion. W ell, what's all this fuss a small whits church. Seventh Dey ■ many families un these deuuded speeches and singing. The women's that feature alone breeds waste. As about that kept congress so busy Adventist. Each Saturday at 9:30 an areas where the family averaged class elected officers as follows: the organization swings into rno- if not to get the ghost to walking hour is spent In the study of the more than five members, was only President. Mrs. Ira Beldler; vice , president. Mrs. J. H. Chambers; tion, greater efficiency and econ- regularly? I f it w ill do this we Sabbath school lesson. A t U o'clock 3300 a year. Tu prevent such era secretary-treasurer. Mrs Maude omy may be expected. don't what kind of an instru the pastor. Elder Paul Iverson, de sion destruction, the department W right; visiting committee. Mrs. livers a sermon, the proof of his As to the boys themselves, if all !nent u plays. statements being named by ohap- recommends terraces, tree planting Birdgman and Miss Henrietta Do are like those who have been sta- ____________ ter and verse from the Bible. Wed strip cropping, brush dam« to pre lan; work committee. Mrs. Alta tioned out from Cottage Grove, and There are over 35 million tele- nesday evening hour. 7:M. vent gullying, and slmllnr practices H art and Mrs. W. F. Allen. lf all those in charge of camps are phones in the world, whicto means The Methodist ladles’ aid society of the same caliber as those sent about the same number of persons met Wednesday afternoon at the to the Brice creek camp, a lot will growling and fretting because the home of Mrs Omer Moore with be accomplished. line is busy. To obtain an even distribution of Mrs. Moore. Mrs. A. W. Slemann. District Ranger Pieper has said — silage an Illinois fanner has hit Mrs. J. H. Chambers and Mrs. W. that the boys sre a splendid bunch. When President Roosevelt’s yacht upon a simple but effective device. L. Hubbell as hostesses Officers for clean young men w illing to do their was struck by the big wind he prob- the year were elected as follows Speak to my heart through gardens, An ordinary pitchfork Is bound President. Mrs. A. W. Wooley; vice part In making a success of the ably wondered whether he had real- till I see great experiment T hat means that ly succeeded In adjourning con The shame of service rendered alongside the dowu pipe of the silo president, Mrs. Joe I-andess; secre tiller, the tines pointing downward tary, Mrs. E arl Cone; treasurer, a huge amount of work is going to gresB. grudgingly; M rs Ransom Cone. Following the be accomplished during the six ---------------------- T urn from the selfishness that and extending iierhaps a foot or six business meeting the afternoon was Old 3.2 isn't as good as the wets months the C. C. C. C. C. boys are teen Inches below the end of the could forget, spent Refreshments were w ith us. thought It would be and Isn't doing A lifetim e were too short to pay my spout Just above the tinea a pole served socially. at the tea hour debt the harm that the drys, and some is attached to the fork hy means of Two things that Cottage Crove Beholding how. from leaf to petal a snap. ring, wire, clevis, or other M r. and Mrs. Raymond Grube of long has wanted are to be accom of the wets, feared it might. fall. plished. One of these Is completion This pole ex Pengra entertained the O. W. D in Proud poppies flame with joy at convenient means. It's a crime to hoard gold, which ner club Tuesday evening. The to a two-way thoroughfare of the giving aJL tends to the reinoxuble doors of the Brice creek road. The chamber of means that most of us should have Out of the grace of gardens, make silo, from which one man directs table was attractive with summer flowers and the rooms were decor me wise commerce has been diligently w ork no trouble passing St. Peter at the tha stream of fodder about as nee- ated with wild flowers. They plan ing for this Improvment for a long pearly gate. To learn aa larkspur mirrors mist- esaary. The resulting silage has ned to hold their annual picnic at blue skies. time. It w ill mean much in tlir de The world's champion rope skip Here In my place; Thy holy ground. been as good as that tramped by as their next meeting at Swimmers' velopment of the Bohemia mining Delight. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Howe per got tangled up the other day, I too many as five men. Similar results of Portland, house guests of M r district, also the Improvement w ill and now he has a wife. M ay lift a Ufa that aa a m irror are reported from time to time by and Mrs. K. K. Mills, were guests. do much to attract visitors to the true -♦ other farmers. d istrict Many have stayed out be R E -L O C A T IN G P A C IF IC Reflects the beauty of that blessed Mrs. James P. Graham, who is on cause of their fear of one-way one H IG H W A Y . the appeals and grievances commit roads. Another improvement will Who in a garden prayed “T h y will (S p rin g fie ld News.) tee of grand chapter, was honored be done.” be the construction of a motor read Because of high water every at the meeting of Eastern Star F ri Water Is very important in vege day night. She was presented with to the top of Fairview. Many who three or four years that holds up Teach me, In deary alienees, to know visit the Bohemia district do not tra ffic for a day or so and because table prodio-tlon. Where possible. a basket of flowers from the chap get the panoramic view from Fair- the federal government grab bag On the pruned bush the loveliest It Is desirable to supply water aril ter and with a gift from delegates roses grow. who attended grand lodge It was view because of the difficulty of the is open whereby some money can That when the shears of sorrow flelally to the garden during dry decided to have the Eastern Star ____ __ So fa r _ _ climb. as Cottage Grove is be gotten and charged to the future. weather. Water only when the shall be laid picnic July 26 at S tew art’s dam on Against my life, aerene and un plants appear to need It, but do not Mosby creek. will cause us to kindly remember highway between Eugene and Cot afraid allow them to wilt. When water —♦ - the forest army boys for many tage Grove. sturdier faith shall flower, and Ing. soak thoroughly, rather than Mrs. Frances Nichols entertained there be. years to come. The question, however. Is even the M. P. G. club Tuesday afte r richer crimson In my love fof give light waterings frequent. T o o noon. The time was spent socially The forest service also is to bene broader than th at—it Is a m at'er Thee. frequent waterings may do harm and refreshments were served at fit largely. The two Improvements of policy also. The question is: —Molly Anderson Haley. Cultivate after watering the same the tea hour. The table and rooms alrady mentioned have value in the "Are we going to build roads to serve the people of this state who as after a rain. The best time t< were attractive w ith summer flow care of the forests, and there are daily pay into the highway com M aay Usaa water la late afternoon or evening; ers. Guests were Mrs. James Adams to be other roads and trails. By the mission funds gas tax and license Geometry 1« used extenalrsly in watar should be applied as a spray. of Oakland, Cal., Mrs F. D. Howe end of the season every major road fees or are we going to build roads of Portland, Mrs. O M M iller of or tra il project which has been in for transit motorists, who make tha professions, principally la all Eugene, Mias Lola Howe and Mrs. mind for the Umpqua forest should daylight-to-dark flights through our branches of engineering, archltec Donnell Allen. be completed and getting men and 8tate enroute to California and ture. astronomy, as well as In i — ♦ —* Mrs. W. L. Hatch entertained the supplies to points where needed at Washington, buying a tank full of chanlcal drawing, carpentry sad Chile expects Its present wheat here once Perhaps in Presbyterian missionary society the time needed w ill have been gasoline * “ 0Hne -here building. crop to 511 the country's needs un life time?” Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bessie made comparatively easy. til the next harvest. The local residents do not want Cole led devotional« and Mrs. • • • The Oregon country will benefit this section of the Pacific highway George Matthews was program Natara'a Mystery In another way. Giving thousands changed. Six hundred of them slgn- leader. The lesson topic was "West Albany county. New York, leads Present -day birds bar« no teeth, * ed their names to petitions against tba state country fnrni business with Indies." Refreshments were served change. They want it left substan bat there la ample evidence that, a t the tea hour. tially where it is now, straightened thousands of years ago, their aacaa- 1.238 member« for 1933. —A — a a a and otherwise Improved. Most ot tora did possess them. How birds Mrs. Raymond Traak entertained these signers travel this road every In northern Ohio about 10 per cent Thursday evening honoring a son day In the year—the tourist travels « m e to lose their teeth while bm of the peach buds, enough to hear Burdick and Elbert Bede on their it but once. The state of Oregon other creatures developed thetra, Is s moderate crop, survived the Feb birthday anniversaries. The time likely has a million dollars invest hot one more of nature's many mya- was spent, socially and refresh rtiary zero wave. ed in this piece of road it Is pro terlea. ments were served at a late hour. a a a posed to abandon. The governor of The rooms were attractive with red this state is asking that we vote s At an auction sale recently nt roses. sales tax to keep the state and kind of securities that were sold Red Wing, Minn an eight-year-old counties from bankruptcy. His lust 80 days earlier. The LaComus club entertained To soma this la no mystery. Ta horse sold for 3150, while an eight with their annual picnic Tuesday highway commission Is preparing year-old sedan brought only 325. to throw away a million dollars them it Is all clear, but in the mind at Cedar creek. A picnic dinner a a a ________ worth of state property. Such Is the of the average voter the question was served at noon and the afte r Inconsistency of the way democrat- *• (trowing louder and louder, why? noon was spent socially and play The area of land sown to wheat ic government functions. Did any one think that raise would In England and W b I ps Is about 17 ing bridge. Guests were children of the members. The promoters of this new scheme helP "maintain the credit of tha want to re-locate the whole Pacific United State«?’’ The federal em- per cent greater than nt the end of 1931, says a minister of agricul hlghway In Lane county, with the Ploy* who received 11000 per year Mrs. J, 8. Powell entertained the exception of one section. Thia one and who was "cut" 3150 can see ture report on conditions on Janu Royal Neighbors club Monday eve section they do not plan to rebuild with half an eye that he has aacrl- ary 13. 1933 ning The time was spent socially I t ’s a sad world, mates. Just (W alker to Divide) is the poorest Reed something to "balance the |and refreshments were served at n • a a about the time a man geta part of the road in Lane county. budget," If he can't tie it up to the late hour. Three guests were pres the firecrackers swept off his New York state |H>tnt<i growers Down in the Siuslaw river can- proposition of "m aintaining the ent. This was the last meeting until lawn, It la time to sweep off yon the highway department spent credit of the United States!”_____ plan to cut their acreage about “ September. the autumn leaves. *li,°.’i.i,dOllay chan* ! n* 1,16 ra i>- 1“ O’« Congressional R e c o T d T f per cent, or I7j«l.t acres for 19'!'! The Mizpah class of the Presby and, p.repa:rln K a March 13 W right Patman of Texas The 30 leading l a le p o ta to - t a l e g rad e-c u ttin g into the m o u ntain ! told the house that the United terian church entertained with their plan a d per < e n ci.t. o r I U.tm n Sweep the dust o ff the old side where rocks w ill fall on the States was paying an annual bonus annual picnic Friday evening at piano, and try some of our npvt hndabaa ,llde" <iSCUr for the of •» " ’«thing Ilka 3700,000,000 to acres the home of Mrs. C. H. H aig h t In new sheet music. vaievh lt ? ienronnr "d ‘ a th* N ®W Y ° rk banker« a"d other big, | Delight valley. This was their laat ! meeting until September. valley It is proposed to abandon a powerful banking racketeers I ? irn2 « a ° a^ an1 ea’ *ly traveIed Wa- tha‘ too T. necessary^ to Ham as "Laathar” —A — And by the way, we sell Bald Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Bolton enter ior one over the hill tops j "maintain the credit of the United la the Albert Memorial exhibition win pianos. See them In our where it will take hundreds of States!" I Q SHAW la Exeter, England, there la a copy tained at dinner Saturday honoring □tore. thousands of dollars to make fills their house guests, Mr. and Mrs of Tegg'a edition of Milton, 1882, I Herm an Bolton and Mr. and Mrs, and cuts. Such ia the common sense ' of which the binding, according to ¡Owen Bowers of Los Angeles. Nine of highway engineers who are her« ' No. I didn’t get the license today and gone tomorrow. aa affidavit on the fly-leaf, Is part : teen were present. plates officer. I didn't like the —♦ — 11 of the skin of George Cudmors, When wllj we begin to use com- ; color of them. Mias Beulah Donna Hastings be- I mon horse sense in Oregon In the ! who was executed at Devon on a a a came the bride of Dorrle C. M ortis ¡conduct of our government? March 20, 1830. Wednesday a t the Christian church But you w ill like the color of parsonage. Rev. I. G. Shaw offici M A IN T A IN IN G C R E D IT O F U. 8. our new lighting fixtures. ated. M r and Mrs Paul O H a n e y . a a a Cottage Grove, Ore., June 27.— I were witnesses. i Disappointment (To the E d ito r.)—W e are told by And with that we w ill sign the representatives of the people. ¡ No life la without Its dlscouragw off giving three cheers for the Members of the Needlecraft club in the pages of the Congressional [ manta I f whan In your endeavor entertained their families rad, white and blue. with Record, that on March 15 the gov to achieve a high purpose you meet their annual picnic Monday eve For Fresher Goods ernment sold 3690,000,000 of short I ning on Layng creek. with misunderstanding and app«r- Electrically yours, term securities bearing 4V4 per buy at the ant defeat, there remains that ao- cent Interest. The rate of interest RADIO RAT. The expert Endeavor claaa enter Is 42 per cent higher than the one- I laeo to ba found In the memory of tained with a pot luck supper Wed- | tenth of one per cent Interest paid him whoea mission culminated on nesday evening at the home of Miss by the government on the same 1 Oklviry.—O rit L illy Keitzer. ~ ' V~ Church News Sudan Grass Hot Weather Pastur Native of Africa, Produc. When Bluegrass Supply Yields to Heat. XX Soil Erosion Losses in the Appalachians G a rd en C lu b Distribution of Silage Irrigation and Mulching Farm Notes Radio Ray Has This to Say: Special This Saturday Chess Pies Chocolate Donuts City Bakery S O C IE T Y The 2ft S la ff club of (hr Itehekah lodge entertained with a social eve ning Friday In I. O. O F. hall. Re freshment« were served al a late hour. See the Complete Line of The Rebekah and Oddfellows lodges held a joint memorial set*- I vice Saturday evening in I. O. O F. hall TUe H ollyw ood ‘M oon G lo w ’ M anicure R equisites Prefumed—I t'« different- Try it Platinum it the neweat shade T re a s u re -S e e k e rs Beaches near New York city, oth erwise nearly iltweried, are the scenes of treasure hunt« In autumn ■laya Men and hoya go there artned with shovels and homemade sieves lit e r filling the sieves with sand they strain It out hy shaking What remain« la usually elatu shells and hreken glass, but aomet 1 mes there are coins and rings dropped by bathers In the summer. Special for Saturday, July 1 Regular 2 for 15c Fruit Dishes Saturday Only 2 for 5 c D a rlin g V a rie ty S to re s Car« of Ol«l Painting» A “•'* ........... unprimed caneas [IgC 3 % o f VOUT gt*OS8 foi* a d v e r t i s i n g 1111(1 ifl- ...l.l »... __ a, - - should tie glued to the k hack to strengthen the camas of an old painting. o / crease V vour business 10%. 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Flour will soon be $2.00 a sack and all other wheat products will advance ac cordingly. C offee B liss—V a c u u m p a ck ed lb. 2 5 c 25c Baking Powder Calumet s i ca n 8 3 c Soap E els N a p th a 10 bars 4 9 c H o t Sauce 8-oz. ca n s 4 f ° r I S C o rn G o ld e n B a n ta m 11-oz. ca n s e a c h 5C Pom ato Soup R itte r s ca n 5C is 25c V egetable Soup Ritters V anilla R agsdale § - o z . b o ttle 4 5 c Guaranteed 4-oz Bottle FREE Mayonnaise wadhams 15^. jars 19c 1 ea R o y a l— G reen o r B lack 1 / ^ lb- 2 3 c 1 Iced Tea Glass Free With Each One-half Pound S y ru p Amaizo Light or Golden 10 4b. pail 63c F lo u r F is Last h e r s B len d 4 9 - i b . sk . $ 1.33 Chance at This Price DON’T FORGET: We carry Del Monte canned goods. M E A T D E P A R T M E N T __ Dill Shortening Sweet Pork Roasts Bulk 3 lbs. 25c Pickles 15c pt. Pickles 7 for 10c Bacon Backs Fancy Side Bacon 16c lb. 16c pound Beat Shoulder Cuts 12^c lb. Beef Roasts Young Steer Beef 12-4C lb. 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