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il»v to ap«nd the rem ain d er of th« week u| the M erv llle Veatch sum m er home on the IJmpqoa. M ia In s * Meeke, M r« H a rrie t Neleon and Oeorite M arkabu ry spent Holiday at New port. Church o f Christ, I <1 Hhaw, W all P ap er at T w in O aks L u m ber iiim p a n y 1‘uator. Hunday school, It 4ft, Clem T he governm ent wheat produc- »uperlntendent T he men of M i and M rs L L B a rre l .p e n t ... . . ’ th lu lfti th e ’ / > r v , m • a n . Ihe week end at W llihoyt'a springs ,>l1* sax>e«raral • rh ,x d , * r « - * * t * t / llh ,he < Comrnun- tlon control program was explained rrel l A R ,ty men's Hlble class at the arm and discussed at a m eeting held In w ith a brother o f M r B a rre ory. The interm ediate girls present the high school last night County B a rre l of Portland the special feature of the school Agent O. H F letcher was the speak H uai Wooley Is In a Fuge n« ho« fur the day Forenoon service. 11. er This was one of a series of six pltal us flu- result o f In ju rin g his topic ‘ Htralght W ay p relim in ary educational meetings bark While piling wood at home c ,„.k f ‘r. i • Ami Com m union of the arranged by the Lane county Hho'..* P rl,lt d r" ,‘• ’", T h a H m ar' L ord's supper Even ing oervlca. 8. wheat growers' advisory com m it •24c sermon topic. "T h e P lum b L in e or tee and the county agent C. H I ne R alph W W ard fa m ily la ex- Crookx Revealed " Young people's H aigh t Is the south Ia n » m em ber parted to a rriv e today fro m Halem, m eetings Jun ior C E.. 6 30, Mrs. of this com m ittee. ami w ill occupy the I, A R and all Clyde H u tler, leader, w ill preeent a boil«, on south Sixth street, which chalk talk. Illu s tra tive o f “Cleana- C V I.P C R E E K " • • y .......... J Iasi week Ing the H e a rt." Senior C E, 7 «cv,.»,, . of «w Aug 22 M axine ■ Patchen Cot- A tun b rll for every m ake of car 4>rvB l(odP»n. leader Topic w llj be tage Grove spent the week w ith •Purges Garage »24, "Getting M ors O ut of R eading " T helm a Matson Mrs E d ith Htephsns and daugh *’1r a y , r W ednesday eve- T he W illia m G aroutte fam ily spent the week end in Portland ters, Misses B erth a and Hazel of n ,n ‘t . . . fam ily. Ashland, form er residents, are v l . < „ n lm lln | , r M e n '. IP hie Harm et w ith the J H . Callahan Bobby Callahan, who had been Ring al the home of Mrs. Helen the arm ory. » 48. I-eooon. "H u m ili spending the sum m er lloslsy w ith his ty " Hcrlpture reading. John 13:1-20 aunt. Mrs. G aro utte. returned to 1. G Hhaw, teacher his home w ith them M O HHV C R E E K . ... A t M r and M r * H aro ld Dugan of Aug 22 A large crowd enjoyed . . cn . ter'o stal A aaernblv o f G . od, P H u n dav O a k lan d ' Cal - are vlaltln k the Cal the dance Wednesday night at the wood Foster, Pastor rr e d Frazee home In honor of school 9 4ft m orning worship. 11; lahan fa m ily In Portland and are Rosemary Frazee's sixteenth b irth «•v«nlng service. 7 4ft Tuesday. 7 45, spending a few days at the beach day anniversary M r and M rs. W C Wlscarson Bible study fro m tw en tieth chapter M i and Mr». H e rm a n Uleaser of Acts F rid ay. 7 4ft. service In and M r and Mrs. John Nelson motored to Foreat Grove last week charge o f young people S aturday spent Hunday w ith Mrs. Wescar- on business 3. children's church w ith eaad sons mother. Mrs. F ra n k Baker. Is w MoCoy killed s cub bear In table and story tellin g . 7 3b street Vaughn M r. and M rs. Nelson this neighborhood one day last m eeting visited w ith Mrs. A. Neleon of Ve- week | neta. M r and M rs Hob Ism caster and D ay M r« d C. M in e r of O akland. Cal., l.u th c ru n Church, Seventh daughter. M r» W ayne Hm lth and r Adventist l'o r Q uality Meat* tu v c iilia t t church llU H II U U IIG IB M w e m . . v e . . . V fro ' s v m u i g Coburg a m i west and ....................... her m other and building. H u J. i . o d . '.uW#re. , d ln n f r M ain atieet Services Sunday, 11 a. P o rte r o f Eugene visited M rs home V h‘ B*’ rt , '“ n ra * ,e r m Bible class w ill meet at 10. a. m P e a r< o n e d a V th is week Mrs. W illla n and the P o tte r boys W Sylwester, 1271 Um pqua Ave., T he W alden baseball team went Roseburg. pastor spent Sunday w ith the boys' grand to Lorane Sunday to play the Lo father. E llio tt P o tte r of W a lte r- M l« Ciao M oielock and two chil rune learn. Ix ira n r won the game F ir st M e th o d ist E p isc o p a l C h u rch . vllle. M i and Mrs. Bert 1-ancaster and M r and M rs E H Glldersleeve d ren and M is M ortlock's mol her. M eredith A. Groves. Pastor. S u n children und Fin ley Whjppa were day school, 9:45. O m er Moore, su T h e lm a M atson and Bab Freem an perintendent Forenoon service. 11 spent the week end a t the G lld e r dinner guests o l sermon topic, "The Ixive o f C h ris t." sleeve home and were ------------------ rs. Special music. Even ing service, 8, M rs D o ra Goddard of Eugene lenn union service. Rev H. W Davis Sumlay. H a ll * Jo h n eU iu . U r a l E s ta te e* w ill speak Special music. E p w o rth r. Mrs. Corbett Sm ith I i s u u , S u ra l i u u r s u i r P ho ne M Mrs. Joe G rove le a g u e . 7, Low ell Ted ford leader Damewood and Mrs L. Slagle M rs T Stivers of Eugsne r . . , . . p___ - v a * *h'' H » " v P ra y e r m eeting Thursday. 5?ade a buslnes. trip to Eugene spent the weak end et the home of Paul Douglas and Kenneth Col- 1 oie poms. « s s Thursday a d au gh ter, Mrs. D am on Hrotl bus of Eugene visited Hunday al Callers Sunday at the Fred O ver- P rra b y te rla n Church, Bruce A M r- »nd M rs B ert Cline of Sharpe ton home were M r. and M rs G uv Cole, Supply M ilto n Cartoon o f P o itla n d spent ih r home of Lloyd Grlgga Pastor Hunday cteek and M r and M rs. L. Slagle I11.lav ntghl at III» I h . iik - of D-oi ( _____ akee made from Hetty (ro c ltt-r Jenkins ami the Fred Frazee fam - school. 10, Tom Short, superinten- w,,re Sunday guests at the A l W h lt- «Id t ’m phrsy w hile on his way to rrrclpe^ at Ibe C R , T in k e r , dent; forenoon service. 11, sermon ¡" an home. Lucile W h itm a n spent tfc i-L . Itoseburg ’ topic, "T he Second Com ing of Tuesday w ith D orothy Hunt of Ray Neleon returned Thursday Roof (hustings at T w in Oaks Christ In the L ig h t of M odern from spending the week nt P rin e E v e n ts ' T his w ill be the farew ell M r and Mrs. H ugh E a rle o f Eu- Lum ber com pany 24c ville where he Installed a m otor at »errnon of the pastor Union eve- ttene spent Sunday w ith J. S. M a- M rs O L. Nichols left F rid a y for quicksilver uilnee ning service, ft Rev. H. W Davis, kbidrv and fished above R ujg^a Han Francisco to visit at the horns Mrs C la in B urkholder and speaker, at the M ethodist church The J- K u n l fa m ily were In Eu- of her m o ther-ln lew M is Jennie daughter Ml»» Belle and Mrs J H P ra y e r meeting. Wednrwday. 7 30. <ene M onday night on business and Nichols Chambers »pent Saturday In P o rt • • • visited M r K u nl's mother, M rs. Ida K athleen l*a u g h s rty Is visiting In land They saw Old Ironsides and Adventist Church. At Interaee- K unl P o rtland at the horns of a cousin. v ted at the home of » cousin of tlon o f west M ain and M streets Is M rs Joe Pleuard. who had been M ary Frances O rm and y 'll»» Burkholder. Rev Cecil P h il a small w hite church. Seventh D a v *d - *» im proving. lips a form er resident Adventist Each Saturday at 9 30 an M -''8 Pearl Suitor. Mrs. B ill Pat- 1 M re T o u t K lld s rb a * k o f W end hour Is spent In the studv o f the !*n and th eir brother. Carl M cCul- lin g ep en l l- lld a y SI the lo o ......... . ft-3, cigars, tobacco, cants, refined Sabbath school lesson. At 11 o’clock ¡«m. made a business trip to Eu- I )30tfc M rs le v W illia m s while on her fun fur men. The Pastime. the pastor. E ld er Paul Iverson de- gene F rid a y evening. way home fro m Itoseburg Ftod C o rn ell of Hood R lvei call livers a sermon, the proof of his M r. and Mrs. H a rr y Tennis were Positively No Phone Or lie d llo e e H u t le r . In a C re a m . A __ sk . '''I on "¡'I ’ line friend» h e re Mon statem ents being named by chap- guests Sunday at the W ilb u r Pitch- I ders Accepted d«\ lie lived here a num ber of fo r It. C- ( I Creaam ery. ’ er and verse from the Bible. Bible Wed er home at RuJada years ago and knew the Oglesby» nesdav evening hour. 7 30. The Al W h itm a n fam ily M rs D r end M re H a ro ld A lle y and at koesit In pioneer dave I f yon haven’t tri« <1 Senti G regory Hentges. the R Gleason, I Uaugler H elen left S aturday for Sconta Back F n an Outing. nel clawiified udk, here i.s M r an.l M rs J P G raham Mrs fam ily , M r. and M rs BUI P atten C h ica g o 11, .peio l .11 M r,-», . , ting B ill Patten, Boy scout troop 18 returned F n - M r and _ M rs a H a u va n and1 as t, V a Zora » ■' 33 W A est »X f th e chance to do so ut at the hom e o f M r Asley'a m o th e r Anna Oglesby ami M r and Mrs D. day fro m spending five days camp- F ra n k i-a a h » â»»'7â'àu i »u z v r . II H em en w a v stunt Sunday at the ing a, G r a y , bridge ¿ u H . ^ M l ^ r , c ^ Æ id â y and atten d in g the world's fa ir little eoat. I f you have, borne of M r and Mrs Ed Chnloup- Robert Mills, E a rl here i.s a chance to do so ka on Ibe Metolius G eurgr M atthew s and C A lteid evening H ugh M cCorm ack passed th eir ler and daughter M adelie «i»ent the New fall hat» and fabric gloves again. Mrs. F Wa n or of Je<>Lla Cottage firs t class sw im m ing teats Stew- “ ra ‘ nk ~ a rre r r ?n «e week r a j at the M atth ew s sum mer Black and dark brown The Sm art a n Roberts. Dale Rennett. E a rl „.T d a v w n h t 1 “ “ ^ ^ ‘horns on (be U m pq ua Mrs M ai For next week’s banc of Shop «24c Baldw in and Robert M ills passed a th d au«fhteG Mrs. F. A. thews and M rs Itsld ler and daugh ’D ie S e n tin e l, a classified Mr» Fro na G iltn er, Miss Anna test to r sw im m ing m erit badges Mr . ,, , . „ ter Jans aro.uopanle.l thriu S te w a rt Roberts and Eldon G rab le . * , a f , , d H M 1_ H il«lahoff M s llo sml Barbara Madden of utl of any length up to a fte r spending eevsral days there passed a test for life saving m erit m 7 s M eHe ^ n n « 1 * '^ Portland and Mis« V irg in ia Cabin three lines, or Is words, badges. The boy. spent much tim e H u e is h ^ ff is spending ’ th? week of Glendale. C a l, are visiting at poaitively euali with copy, the home of a sister of Mrs G ilt im proving he camp ground« and w lth M „ s*co’ r ndln* the week ner, M rs D I I Hemenway. nearby trail«. They were accom u w ill he accepted at 30c fo r panted by Fred Bosley, «commas- - On-in-law of oand Mrs Florence Madden and chil three insertioru, which is F in e ly ground. In sugar ter. and Forrest Lem ley and How - dftv ni£rht xP * 2 ? ’ ®pent dren Lucy and Michael, of P o rt per ton. 34 0«. and 2c each a l ard T ay lo r, assistant scoutmasters em yplo/ ^ bv M r j e i ^ * * ' *' equivalent to 10c fo r each land w ill a rriv e Friday to visit at lowed when tacks are returned the home of Mr» Madden's parents. insertion. Any additional A shower was given by M rs. Al Foreat O fficer» A re Visitors. D a M te P o u ltry G rits M r and M rs I> H Hemenway. New el! W rig h t. Roseburg, feder- H e n t n f f a r “ « » . t“ ” insertions at 10c the inset lied Ito«., B utter. Ice ( ream. Aak Chick and pullet slxe, ton 3« 00 al Inspector of O C. C. C C m?n ? reeent’ hnA 1< ? nard tion. For additional words for II. C. (I, Creamery. tfc Hen and tu rke y sue. ton 3ft 00 camps. T H Burgess. Roseburg. ™ ? lv ? d J in Mrs. W h itm a n over 18, one cent fo r three M r and Mre Cecil Caton of Sa assistant Um pqua forest supervisor menL9 w e r. a2r ,.pjf a .’i.d refresh - KUrkhaltr Miner. BlockisUt. Ore. and J F Joyce and D P F lyn n, o f fh? «fteTn«>n 4 C °” ‘ °f lem. form er residents, spent the insertions. week end al the homes of Mrs the regional forester's ° a t‘CBrme a“ “ ® S h irl* y Anne McGee, who This special is fo r the com Caton's mother M r. M argaret Saf- P o rtland , were visitors B eautifu l new coats arel swagger ley and M i Caton's parent». M r Thev dis ynderm ent an operation on her hip cieek camp yesterday, ing week only, and fo r suits tallest styles M ors coming and Mrs John Caton. Miss Donna two months ago. Is able to w alk cussed the possibility of establish- aKain copy submitted before 5 p soon C a ll and see how very attrac- Safley accompanied them home to tnent of a w in te r cam p but had no vtr ,' j,.u_ . tlve they are for the rig ht price spend the week. statem ent to m ake fo r publication pa‘re n U M r a™ M r8 Ch?H«S P i e " m Tuesday. The S m a rt Shop a34c M r and Mrs H C. Wells returned Addrea» ( apt. F in k Desired. “ T ra n lF ^ L T n e r.OJ e J hla 'Teek M r and M rs W a lte r O rm andy Sunday from spending a week at The a rm y dep artm en t is seeking c o m p a n y siie m °H.,h e SCpU L u ?n b er and eon Irv in o f P o rtland spent the Seaside a d d r e ss of nt C C aptain a o ta in F F re r a d d e a rick r i e k L. i £?,m p a n v s P * n t the week end at week end a t the home of a slater | i the e address Silverton Mrs V H G o ff spent the week •a of M rs. O rm and y. M re W arren end in Portland visiting relatives. Cottage Grove D aug h erty , l * a • ta *te Grove a num ber of years ago. snem Snnria vottag e Grove Her the hew M ajestic Radio at H e purchased the M e tc a lf place in t f i s M » H la V o \ » nin,f w lth M r and C J H o w ard and tw o gtandchll T w in Oaks I.um ber company. s24c --------- G ow dyvllle and la te r lived in the M a jo r and Mr« , T v. drsn. lis te n and D ic k y Floyd of T h rills, la u g h , and heart throbs G* d: par,m e,nt had been visiting M r“ “ ‘ M u r n - 0 Kerby a rriv ed Sunday to spend sev • Mis» Geneva Kline, daughter of H r and M rs A W Kune, returned «11 mingle in ,n til» the i" reunion of .liui M arie ^ » J >«» ld * d _ r? i. S j _ ,n_ fath er, J. S. M a a g S la d n left eral days a t the home o f a son of ii IlltIl|»i(, ij(iiu ii i»i it* II«»«» •• ».a r.o O. .» 1 J H tj T V Pi’ i for or Pnr > Sunday from spending four months M r H o w ard . J E. H o w ard liesslei and W allace Reerv, be- 1 p lm n o ,*fving him land and Vancouver barracks Tu»« In Chicago, where she took a post oved learn of "M ,n and B ill, " who <lf hl’' reap pointm ent to the arm v day m orning and w in fro m S c h o fie ld S te w a rt fo r good p lu m b graduate course at a m a tern ity hos *“ < ntzm r pital are again co-starred at :he M cD on- <r i here 8000 fo r th e ir home at Fort aid theater in Eugene In "Tugboat p * f ° ' *"• “ ° " 7 E x p r e ss Leavenw orth. Kans B rew er M ills returned S aturday Hand rehearsal every M onday Annie. ' which w ill plav a five dav The first pony express sturted on M r. and M rs. Vernon Thomason fro m «pending tw o weeks In Marsh night. engagement nt the M clh in a ld be- April S. 1M0, from both St. Joseph, and 8°n and M r. and M rs D a rre l field and C a lifo rn ia w llh hts fa th Mi an,I M i W F H a rt of Port- ginning August 27. Tugboat An- Mo anj s Francisco C a lif It G a ro u t‘ e w ent on a cam ping triD er. James M ills. land -p. nl the week end visiting nl. " fllm izatio n o f the fam ous Sat- \ over the week end. Eddie G a r n n tl. an Cacll I R ai C aldw a, u ell. M e rv llle \ eatch relative» h e ir and attended the an- urday Evening Post stories o f a P*ft**<J through to rts KeHriie.v, Izir- ¡s v isitin g w ith his g ra n d m o th V * and spent •••• lh. we. we» « k m <) (i i i F r picnic Sunday battling fem m e tugboat captain and «mle. Bridger. Great Salt Ijik e City, Mrs. Id a G a ro u tte a couple dav« « i R alpt, . ’.T H a ll.m a n ■i»>-„i „ „ ini » I I I <i p|cn held enu at the \ patch sum m er home ,1 l.nsug's grov* her sanguinary adventures Camp Floyd, Carson City. Washoe M rs Corbett S m ith and m other on the Ump<iua T h e ir fam I p . le Muv»*«, 83.80. The Mias Dressier plays Annie, w ith Silver Sflnes, Placerville and Sac- doe Damewood. motored to Io r n « ,l >______ ..... .. ” ' l I « T nm l l i a iiient ilC llt H l turned home w ith them a fte r H -a ii.v N.».k PiHme 7th tfc ^ X a ' t X d ^ m . t V C a p t a l^ T e r r v ' ™»iento The schedule provided for ' “ h n T o ^ M ^ e y " w h V m iu r e d h ■pending several days there D r and Mi C H K l i n e re They battle and m ake up again for an eight-day trip. T he regular pony back a week aeo ? A new M aytag washer has |u»t Sun.lav from «t»ending *«‘v- eountlens lauffh«; there 1« a d r« - expre«« service was discontinued up- w ork this week At th * i arrived and It sells fo r a very rea tinned •»'-“ K m ,’ un ?rw m n o t e of m o.he, love and a on the completion of the line of the Lum ber company * Bohemla ■onable price. PIP So Come in now Di Kim , underwent a medical ex- gigantic th rill in the clim ax when T.'ipJnioh ei'inioHiiv I'nW.ViZ H im « a rlffan tle cliniAx r»_ . «.» . . M r. and M rs W illia m Shar e vi and look It over G ra b e r G etty« am ination In Portland Bl.f n . pnleril a blazing firebox to I " " i , , K 1 company In (h to - *?5d ? .\er weeJt end w ith 0 M r H a rd w a re . New Improved Aladdin Table rep air a boiler al »ea and thus save pep> and M r a George Curtis of Eugene^ The V W Coat» fa m ily of Wend- ’ ______________ G ladys C u rtis returned w ith them llng spent Sunday at the hop,,- of lztm p for only 32 85 Can you Im- a storm-tossed liner. t h a t ’ Come In now and ask Most of the picture was film ed n . . , __ i . k k . ; . , . fo r a week's visit. *, r" Coats' parents M r. end M rs aglne us how you can obtain one of these In Puget Hound in the actual lo- . . . y J E H o w ard new lam p- f u only 32 85 G raber- eale- of the N o rm an R eilly R aine “ ■ England no person is allowed Get Ihe g ir l — then your H V Allison Is recovering salt» Gettys .... H ...... ... ...... . . which gives _ . ____ _ an _ to »et hs . parliam entary . agent _ a rd ....... w a re tfc stories, the _ picture wltb- facto rllv a fte r undergoing an op D i and M i» M arlon Richmond e xtraordin ary »ense of a u th en tic ity out subserlhlng an obligation to Home P rin t Shop fo r the Wed- a . ». is s llr n s d lo r tx ilr tta s o n iv n ln ir . • »’ v u eration F rid a y at n Eugene hos o f • Hood R iver returned home __ Tues- M Miss Dressier pilots az a s sea-going observe and obey the rule» and or pltal. ling stationery. day a fte r spending several weeks ,u « a ?d competes w ith the whole ders of the house o f commons T h e W illia m Z lm m e riy fam ily at the home of an uncle of D r « » '« ’^ r o n l In vivid m a ritim e dra- iave returned fro m aix-ndlng «ev- Richmond. Nelson Durham . ma directed bv M ervvn Lo Roy of Such person» must give bond to •ra l week« At Sraxide ,, . . . ... „ "Gold Digger« and 'L ittle Caesar the »uni o f NX) pound», be regis n. .. J " ••••a « * Dunce at .Mt. View pavilian »Hat- fanw tered. nnd heslde» Rave n certlB- I globe« fro m T w in O ak« unlay, August 26. a 25 o n >« r com pany «24c r, \\ Sw,in«»ii ¡eft Tues Lump I » if I m im The Sentinel c«te of respectability from a mem ber o f parliam ent or a member of the bar. Church News I FLETCHER EXPLAINS Quality Market ' WHEAT CONTROL PLAN T h c ld e u l M eutinu P la ce Meats and Groceries Wl OO OU» PA *7 Leg-o-Mutton 12ic lb Lamb Stew 5c lb Beef Boil Selb Baby Beef Steak 16c lb Mutton Steak 12c lb Pure Lard 4 lbs 39c Ice Cold Watermelon FREE DELIVERY Call ALL DAY ANY TIME FRED I I 2ic lb ANDERSO N, 46 P R O P R IE T O R C it y B r ie fs A 8 3 Lines 3 Times 3 Dimes Ifc S*d' Aug 22. W E Duncan swallow- ed a chicken bone which lodged In his th ro at and he had to go to Eu gene and have an X -ra y taken The bone rem ained lodged for several days, causing great discom fort, but fin a lly moved down M r Duncan le feeling none the worse for the ac cident and le continuing with his threshing A rth u r W oolcott and sons Robert and Russell returned F rid a y from a several day's visit at W inchester bay D u rin g th a lr stay they visited Ten M ile lake. G ard iner and I-zke T ab kenltch. Misses Viola and Elizabeth Rohde le ft Saturday fo r P o rtland to visit w ith fhiends. T hey plan to see old Ironsides d u rin g th e ir stay. M rs M arg a re t T om pkins of Lo rane m ountain spent Wednesday of last week w ith M rs M ildred Scott and Miss Lena Burcham . Mre. Scott m otoring up for her and 'a k tn g h e r back In the evening T he S ilk creek Sunday school had i> * Dressier and Beery Are >-'mk. who »■«, a resident of cot- T* • T' Team in Tugboat Annie £ T. C. C. C. Boys F ig h t F ire. C. C C. boys of the Brice creek camp have had th eir firs t experi ence w ith forest fires d u rin g the past week T here were two fires near Disaton. one covering seven acres and one covering tw o acres Both were gotten under control BARTELS M ARKET Free D elivery—Phone 55 Specials F riday an#S aturday Swift’s Hockless Picnics Special 14|c 1 llc Pork Sausage L iver |b . Lamb Chops Sirloin Steak Pork Steak Veal Steak aw iv 1 3 lbs. 29c Hams 11 jc pound Bacon Squares 1 cJ A Bulk Lard or Shortening V Choice Beef Roasts I or whole 18c lb. 9c lb. Fin,- fo r seasoning and fry in g Dill Pickles 10c qt. l l c lb. Balco Malt Gem Nut Oleo 49c FRESH F IS H — CRABS— SALM ON— H A L IB U T AN A R IZ O N A COW BOY A R O O T IN ’ T 0 0 T IN S H 0 0 T IN W ESTERN P LA Y MUSIC, DANCING, SINGING H IG H SCHOOL G YM N ASIU M F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R 1 10c 8 p. m. 25c v r io v co s ts NO .» Agricultural Lime A L Beatty o f Cottage Grove preach ed About 3« were preeent. At the close o f the service all joined In a picnic dinner In the grounds ad lolnlng the church and the a fte r noon was spent In hym n singing James Hem enw av of Cedars and M cCall of Cottage Grove were visitors at the James Scott and A W oolcott homes Sunday M r and M rs W illis Morns of Springfield were visitors In the dis tric t the firs t of the week. M r and M rs H a rrv M etcalf and Picnicked at tha two daughters of Cottage Grove pic nicked a t the home of M r and Mre F T in k e r Sunday evening r JlSÌfó3-* LariZ ^ ^ - Fimou5 , b< N t u H n c - vtry Pl i a. onto* thC J<fCd « f Y°ur tf‘P -1WO aO° * ' cor»»* L l-m v , »«o’ raie»' ' A.5 0 . 2.00 ’ 2.50 sod up ........ « .t o C A R E FU L L aunderers and D ry C leaners Cottage Grove Laundry Phone 79 A ll Laundry Services Cottage Grove Excellent D ry Cleaning tfc FREE SHOW BallPark-Kelly Field Smith-Short Grocery —P h o n e 15.3— Saturday G rocery Savings M a so n Q u a r t J a r s , doz. 93c P a ro w a x , pkg. 9c V in e g a r, b e s t c id e r, g al. 25c J a r R in g s , d o u b le lip , 6 doz. 25c S u g a r (cane) 100 lb. sk. $5.39 C rem e O il T o ile t S oap, b a r 5c M o n arch C a tsu p , b o ttle 19c K r is p y C ra ck e rs, fa m ily size 33c S a lm o n , f l a t l ’s re d J e ll P o w d e r, 6 p k g s. Dillard W aterm elons C antaloupes Tom atoes 15c 25c Peaches C a lifo rn ia E lberta p e a ch es that are at th eir p eak . N. R. A. W e a r e f o r N. R . A. 100% a n d w ill do e v e ry th in g in o u r p o w e r to m a k e i t a success C o u rt D efines B ox on Ear During a tria l In F rankfort, Ger many, the court was called on to define a box on the ear. The defl nltion wa«: "A popular mode of chastisement which, given at the right time on the right spot with a right force for the right purpose, Is unexcelled In Its educative effect, and con he replaced In individual cases neither hy g ,tle admonition nor draconic punishm ent" R uler’s Odd Fad In a cenotaph on the estate of the maharajah of G w allar In Indian a llfeslze m arble statue of the late ruler's mother Is given today as much carp and attention as she re ceived when alive. D ally It Is bathed, dressed and adorned with Jewels, nnd meals nre set before It hy servants. Frequently It rests on a couch and la cooled hv electric fans. Cottage G rove Mon. Night, Aug. 28th High Class Vaudeville, Singers, Dancers Musical Acts. One-Act Comedies. • Illustrated Lecture on Africa Monday Night. W ill remain all week. Change of program nightly. SEE TH E SHOW FROM VOI R CAR “ C a th o lic ” The meaning of the word "calho lie” Is “of or pertaining to the whole Christian church"; “universal In reach” ; "comprehensive” : “general.” It Is from the Greek “ Katholikos"— kats meaning “entirely,” and hold» meaning "whole." ----«---- H is S s v s n th W ife O b je c te d A rich Egyptian notable In l’ atro had seven wives snd propose,! to marry an eighth. W ife number seven was so Jealous that she burned down the house of the hrlde-elect on the night before the wedding He knows where his text meal is coming from R edL ine Shoe Shop FOR SHOE, H A R N E S S AND S A D D L E R E P A IR IN G 714 E. 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