The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 28, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

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1 UT. S E N T IN E !, COTTAGE OBOVK. O M W W ,
t ih h s u a y . i i K i M i i i n
Cottage ßrove >rntmrl
wa would be m erely biting off our
noaan to aplte our face« to rafuaa
then, the m oney necesaaiy to con­
EURENT HHH E4H«
tin u e th e ir operation.
l*»bltah»4 >T«n TV»r»4»7 by (fetta«»
mmmt
<»«•«» 1-NMfeMa«
rvbUall»c O
(ferapaay
Thia w rite r la g ettin g to the age
Clb.n H .4 .-------------- ------ .Z jm H .M
t ll M r i M»l»b
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....- .......f c a r t a r r w here ha would n o t be personally
* ftrat
pa M a aM » » » » i.r» 4 at < <» m uch Inconvenienced by the lack
of schools. but o u r in terest in th«
' • » • H r-.» , aa »w »»4 alaaa matt»»
• « a la a u <»<flaa
>> W arU M a tk school« can not be m erely a per
BM
MI ( no
hav« • ,«■ u . J a : »
f
Ml HHGKIPTION RATBH.
our neighbor* of our city of out
»ur
(flash la a d 'aa a a .)
Oaa ra a r
( I TA irkraa a a a tk a «0 M
county, of o ur «tate, of >ur na-
M a maatka .11 (W)|r>a. monik _ «0 J» tion to consider
T h at
in terest
F s ra lfa r t l *
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»AV« th at th«, w.)
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Member af
alty to tide us over the present
N allnaal R4l<nrlal Aaaartatloa
‘ »»•««a Htat» F.4l«artal 4e»«-ie>tsa
e ire ig en cy . especially a» it w in be
Ora«oa Ravaaapai (feafer*n re
a relief to th overburdi
w ner
of
property
A lth o n jk a ia r ra r a a a u tla a w ill ka |ak> a
•» a»ol4 «rear
Th» Raol
A»»tta»l accept« «4
W, The
E very pens
by
• •rtis tn g la Ila «otam i» on tba nad«>» the schools i
uld pay
•ia a d ia g »bat I I w ill »ot ba liable for a n ,
I
for
th
eir
support.
error la aay advortiaeataal published aa
U m
proof is road by lb» advortieor and 1 w o u ld brin g th a t
3Ut
The Sunday school class of Mia.
(•nule H onor Midi Given.
N K Com pton en tertain ed w ith a
The honor roll foi the giade
overed dish d in n er W edneadav
evening of laat week at the home thooU fo* the second six weeks
of Mrs Com pton
Following the Is ss follows F irst grade. Abigail
Powell. Stanley
dinner tw o baaketa w ere delivered T rask, J u a n ita
D augherty. Hita Mae S hields; «ec
Some of us who received planta
The engagem ent of Mies Ju a n ita to ,h * n , *ay
itili o ,« i
i
it
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for C h ristm as m ay he w ishing we H opper, d a u g h te r of Mr and Mia.
Olid g ia d e , J o a n n e P re m a n l. Eva
Mr and Mia. A W
Shofatall H«M>ntai
knew how to cat« for them so th a t \i p H opper of A nlauf. to I.ee
aa . ». Chi latina»
diluivi
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o u g h t enjoy th e m a s long aa N ichols
ton of
Mrs
Franc«« antartaltivd
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Following a re som e h in ts Nichols, \»a» announced in a novel
,, r an<* Mrs t. It H ear of
from an article by G iace Vaboi
w a\ T hut> da\ evening at a party
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c-o tta ** Groyc
Lack of fte sh
ah
Intpioner at the Itob rt IV tei-o n home foi itakicnta. Mi» h'av laoin and Lev
V
anScholack
d rain ag e .and im proper w aterin g which Mr« P eterson
and
Mi««
Mre the usual causes of failu re
H opper were hostesses
otes
it •-.«■i. N
,itn
r» bear
uv» i
, .
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V entilate th e room tw o or th ree tng the .
w ere b ak -d meide .
L M ackln had
time« daily or rem ove the plant« piece» of cake and » e re recelv-vi
V •'n a tm a . dlt'nei gueata
Mi
tul
R» ten m inute« tw ice daily to a bv the • guest« Winn refreahm enta ‘t 1’4 ,Mr’
“• vm phrey
am
room w het« fresh a ir may be ad- were aervad
»er
at a late hour The 3 _ “ u* " ‘t r lk ,,o ,hv . ________
and M l« a R uth
H ull
m ltted freely w ithout low ering the wedding will ba Ja n u a ry 7
The Stowell
♦
tem p e ra tu re below 30 degree« and evening wa» »pent playing bridge
Mi and M is N. E Com pton rn
a.way« put the plant« In a well and Mr» W illiam I'eieraon and
ventilated room for the night
Mra M
P H opper held
high tci (Mined <a Sunday* dinner guests
L .evate the pot« at least half «core» Quest« were Mrs. l-etersen Mrs. W K. A shw orth of E ugene
fataraod wltb aucb error a r c o rro etlo o *,
—
Mrs.
C . * F. V inphrsv
a t . Inch from d rain ag
sau
cer —
in Mrs.
Allen
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' H opper Mrs.
» *. * Donnell
-weae • • v* I I J»
I IC H ,, and
,, 1 a Mr c and
,
. ,
plainly aotod la w rlttn < tbereoa and la
HOOZK.
w hich they stan d to Insure f r e e - Mr». Pi , i . - N iehola, W ilb e iia
d a u g h te r l '.u o i h r
lh a l caaa. If »ay error to aot*d la not
• o r r e o ie d by Tbe Aontlaal Ila liab ility
The S entinel ca; n .’t he a e .
■ n, from w ater stan d in g In the W ilson. F ia n c e s M ackln. France»
»ball not eac»»d »neb a pm portloa of th» >f being eith er fanatically d r\ , r SAr,h . 5 b^ “ ‘
The Rainbow girl« will e n te r - 1
- . * • *’‘e*ll*n3 R «ndall Madelle Heidler. Mra. Vic-
•a ltr a aoat of aoeb ad*artisan«-nt as the
i,.,.
„ K ,h* fan atically wet It Jo e-n t believe >T,V ,o • 'eva** ,h *m th u s is to fill to r Cham ber» Mrs Joseph C hairs tain w ith a dance tonight (T h u rs­
t h i r th e e x ^ n m e n t « „ h prob,In
‘he W lc.e
G lady. day! honoring Ml«a Madelle Held
ler. grand w orthy advisor
___________________________ » o n w a . .u c c e « « fu l a n d ,« d o e ,n , £ £
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The Tuesday B ridge club will
believe th a t the re tu rn to boose is
W ate r a» often a» th e su rface M arguerite Robinson
meet
for
a
1
o'clock
luncheon I'm »
K F .F lSE TO SION.
going to be a how ling auccess. It of the »oil becomes drv enough to
«
P etition« a re likely to be In cir- ix h ev es th a t we would be b elter »how incipient cracks, but before
The following officer« w ere In- d a\ w ith Mr» W arren I'a u g h e rtv
culation sh o rtly ask in g th a t the
boose had never been invent-
crack s open.
stalled F riday evening at a meet-
eale« tax enacted bv t h . m -e m <bi. but If th e ic arc -Jm-,
who
P o in settia la p erh ap s the n,o«t Ing of E a stern S ta r Mra. Scho-
b .« .« l.tu ,e be referred to th e
S X
^ h
* h ‘ ng’h u
t ^
w ^ ^ t r ^ '^
pie. to be voted upon a t the May In u r fe n n g w ith the right« of oth
A m erica and th erefo re likes Vinal Randall. associate m atro n : I
primaries.
era. It does not see how we have
a m oisture in the a ir as well as at Mrs L I. H arrel. se cretary : Mr»
Those who in ten d to oppose th e le€»' rig h t to in terfe re wire, such its roots. It will th riv e In a w arm - R A T rask, tre a su re r; Mra. Clyde
tax should sign the petitions, b u t consum ption.
e r tem p e ra tu re
th a n anv
o th er R oberts, conductress. Mrs. C. E
\d ie n lis t C h u rc h .
A t ln t s r s e e
thoae who fav o r th e i»» should
is because it never nas m en lo w e rin g C h ristm as p lan ts and It V m phrev, associate conductress: tio n of west Main and M stre e ts Is
positively refuse to affix
th eir P‘-rsible to keej. booze fr
d e c niust never be chilled. T his causes Mrs. Donnell Allen, chaplain; Mrs. a sm all w hite church. S eventh Dav
Hmm,» Io th» n a titin n . i h . i
, felin e » ->i ;he
ch i- if
*° J r ° p its leaves Keep a pan A W Helllwell. m arsh all.
Mrs
PU - h . n L
h „ “t? h a . ^ h l is w r t t n
Oi " , , e r OB th e
° r f» 4 '»-
C aldw ell, o rg a n is t; Mrs Joly. Adventist E ach Saturday- at S 30 an
meaMur« on U>« ballot. If
* T t o o is w ritu n .
to r n ear |t spray |t a n J th e ;Ur Kellv A dahi Mra C harles Hall hour la spent In the study of the
S abbath school lemon At 11 o’clock
■ uliicient nam es a re not secured. Those who become b ojsteious on
around it once or
dally If R uth M is W ilbui Suruv E sth er, the
Ol tw ice
tw ice dallv
pastor E lder |-»ul Iverson de
the tax law wlil go into effect,
Lhe s tre e ts from d rin k in g e ith er possible ia ten ce
cen t sp ray er is Mrs F L G rannis M artha Mrs livers a serm on, the proof of b i s
an d th ere is no sound reason why
bee: or booxe. those who nnsbe- fine for th is) and
,nd give It night «
1- W orkm an
E lecta;
Mrs statem ents being nam ed bv chai,
•hoar w ho fav o r th e tax should
****** in Public places from d rin k - tem p eratu re of nev,
lever less th a n 60 George Ja c o b s e n » a i d e r .
L
L. ter and verse ________
from the Bible Wed-
H
arrel.
sentinel
In
itiatio
n
was nesdav
help the o th er side by sig n in g th e ,n<t beer o r booze, those who g et 4egrees.
sentinel.
In itiatio n
was
nesdav evening
evening hour.
hour 7 30.
petitions. On the o th er hand those **. li.nd the ateei ng wh«el ol
".erartas love a cool moist at- held and refresh m en t- were serve !
• • •
who a re c e rta in they a r . o p p o ^ m otor c a t w h < . fu il '
be< r or
‘
h ° Uf •
A T >m W *
At-
to t h . tax. an d a re willing to tak e
those wh, let beer or boose 1: n te h , ,)nd M
w ,ie e r,.e, d u e
Mrs Seldon Powell en tertain ed s c h ^ l
m c in ln ^ w o rsh ip "'1?
Lie consequences to our school« ln lta4 ‘hem to do an y th in g obnox- | n g the dav. so m uch the b etter, the Royal N eighbor- club W e.lne- e v e n in g 'serv ice 7 3D £ e m » i »
;
case thia tax law should be de- *°'J ’ t0 o th e rs a re in terfe rin g w ith If not. come as n ear a« possible 4»v evening. The tim e was spent
special Rlbl«
feu ted. should m ake it a point to th ' rig h ts of others. Such per.- : and v en tilate often and thorough- socially and w ith th e an n u al ex- Mosaic tabernacle 7 30 Tues I **
g et th eir n am es on petitions. T h ere P tobably are am ong th
. o lv
»>r circu latio n is vet-v Im- change of C h ristm as gifts
Mrs using a perfect m iniature renro-'
1« no way to d e feat th e tax except 4» :J th a t th e eig h teen th am end- P l i a n t for them .
G race Jenkins. Mrs M aude Funk, duction Young people s service
by signing th e p etitio n s th a t will m ent in terfered w ith th - ir person- C alceolarias need practically the Mrs Mabe! F unk an d Mrs, G race 7:30. F riday. C h ild ren s church 3
• G arden Club • i SOCIETY
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F oster, lone Hreeae; th ird grade,
V irginia Brown, C harles Coolev.
R obert D augherty. Itosellen Lock
wood; fourth grads, Connie Sm ith
llo b ert Moody Uillv Plenari! llellv
’i î ’î à“ -“?*.' Svl>‘ ‘
Michael, Donnu H atch. Allem* An
d .,,o n . n ic h a i,I Sm ith. Velma Wll
«Itili g,.idv. Ma-ig.uet H i.» .
lei. M argaret Monson.
Maia|an<
Moore. Itlllv Sides seventh grade
P r a tic o Hugh»»». J e a n
Havana;
IL\«lyii < llurn |¿i«n
righili gi id
noi I'eeteis
I. iigiig, Joumalg Militimi
Box Letter FI!«» Senti noi
W H E R E SM ILING SERVICE WELCOMES YOU
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TWO FREE DELIVERIES DAILY
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G K E E T IN g S E Ü k THC
S u g ar
C offee
Crackers
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p athy. By the sam e y ard stick , tem p eran ce
Mr an d y irs E J K ent an d ?.r t M cFarland Dalton W ard. Tom
f „ „ 1Illu„ i ,, Men- it m <-■
those of us who a re com plaining
It is up to those who consum e c.n. iren Mr Shaw an d the Lee Kem and
P etersen
th ~ aI nlo ' u J S ^ n
about the depression a re en titled beer an d booze, anu those who sell Nixon family- sp en t C h ristm as a t
*7
. , , moved the Excuse for Sin
L e.
Mrs. C c E E. 1 V m m nhrav
phrev »nt«rtatnM<
e n tertain ed <on
»„k„ ,x
- m , n a t
to dc sym pathy. We. too, w ere ex- beer and booze, as to w hether or
the W. E. Nixon hom e ln C ottage
Mrs
th - Utopia club w ith a luncheon
1» 17-22 I O Shaw.
Lravagant in y ears gone by. W e n o t o u r rig h ts to have these things Grove.
have learned th a t we can live com- a re respected or w h eth er th ey are
Mrs. M A. H o rn e n tertain ed T hursday The tabl« »-as a ttra c ­
.
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w ith a C h ristm as d in n e r and par- tively lecorated with fir and hollv
fortably on a sm all p a rt of »-ha: restricted
l-rrabyu-rtiui th u rch . J J a * m e T s /
* tv a t h er hom e M onday evenm g
' ,Khit<'d r“4 candelabrum s and
we fo rm erly had. W e have c u t
R eg ard less of an y th in g else, ‘ e There w ere about 30 elatives and the hosl*-*« w®3 assisted in serv
P a sto r Sunday school. 10.
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nd
*>' her d au g h ter D orothy The
*erV' ee-
' V' n' n,i
o u r expenses because we have should desire to be tem p erate any y- friends p reseT ?
been forced to do so. So have th e way, if fo r no o th e r reaso n th an
Mrs. O scar Ja ck so n
and son L u V " 0?» W8S *P>,nd 8OSlaIlv *"J
. . .
exchange o(
l k
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schools. I t m ay have been a good o ur own h ealth an d our own wel- - Lyle and little N orm an B enston ^ . . ^ p
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Church of the Nasarenr. C. V.
th in g fo r ail of us to be forced to fare. A debauched n ation will soon visited M rs Lois B enston in Eu- VZ7iltnA»s
Sunday- school,
c u t o u t ex trav ag an ces, b u t th a t is to tte r an d falL
gene S unday aftern o o n . Mrs. Ben- Jones of Eugene, house guest at B rV«on. P astor.
the E lbert Bede home. w as , u -* ■*•*• Mrs E. C Evenson, superin-
now beside th e p o in t so fa r a . o ur
W hen kids, especially young s t° D
the flu
£rue„ T ’-..- ,-l ;h »-.l' m7 e , « ¡ 5 » « U n d en t: forenoon service. IL »e,
schools a re concerned. W e w e n g in s ap p eal or. th e stre e ts in an
« r C h r t w t m a s d in n er a t a 6
no_hosteaa d _____
|n n ? r _
a{ tlR
P ossibilities;" ey-enlns
__ m,-o topic
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p a rtie s to th e ir fo rm er expendi- in te x ic a ttd condition, it is tim e to
n a m e and
» e r e ch
a ir ild
. a ren
n a £f¡™ . n aî,dMr
, v r „ an<’ M r” C E l ' m’ s
r v ic e a 8’ , *r 'Ilon >»nie
Glen P hilps
” e rVlC?t
“ »P*'- •.»_
A . God
will en te rta in th e ir hus S*** Us." W atchnlght service, 11,
tu ies. We w an ted schools ju s t as do som ething. T hings may- be dif- , P o rtia n d ). Mrs iDha Knox and v - . y
serm on topic. "T he B eginning of
good as any o n e else had. and we fe re n t when regulatory law s a re d a u g h ter Marjory- and M rs C ash ett ban4s
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M onths." P ray er
m eeting.
7 30
paid th e bill.
p u t into effect, but if they a re n 't of Salem, an d Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
M r . and Mrs. Loren H arvey en- I W’ednesday
Now we a re in d a n g e r of hav- som ething is c e rta in to hap p en and H ogate of C ottage Grove.
. lt
.. of . . Lhose
.
- , , . Mr
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’ “ S ears and ¡„„ \ fr
ing no schools a t all in m any dis- *l will ...
be ....
the . fau
who
^ r and
an4_ M
Mrs.
E. J.
y«.4 '
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a Mr.
t- an
a Mrs M ae q ears «nA «nn ‘nK
an4 M rs Rov L eonard of
F irst M ethodist Episcopal C hurch
t r i c a and sh o rten ed school
term s caf t be tem p erate.
(B
rad and
w ro d Mrs.
)
w e « d in n er
/u / s r a B ra4w "'>4 - form er C ottage Grove M eredith A G roves P asto r Sun-
in su ch d istric ts as C ottage Grove. Sp\ ere
should be im - a . th> ™ ¿ H o eate hom e ¡JP co t- Se8Jd e n ts- who a r « spending the 4av school. 9:45. O m er Moore su
T here is no hooey a b o u t
this. I>o»ed upon '.nose who sell or give ta rl. G rove
S unday
holidays here The time w as spent P tH ntendent. F orenoon service 11
M any schools have alread y closed, liquor to ch ild ren or those alread y
C onner of L orane and F av playlne trames and refresh m en ts « rm o n
topic.
"Balancing
the
T his m ay n o t be m aterial, but under its influence.
Woolev of
C ottage Grove
were Were J? 1"**“4 at a la‘* hour. G uests Books " V e s p e r service, 5. serm on
d u rin g th e y ears th a t it is said our
These things a re said by one d in n er guests a t th e Cha.- C onner
t í 14 Mar ” , D A Em erson. ^P *c- y he Open Door " Spcelal
schools w ere e x tra v a g a n t
schoo. who h as never been a fa n a tic on ¡hom e C h ristm as.
and
® L M ackln. Mr. mu.. i< At 4 45 the orchestra
teac h ers w ere not g ettin g salaries !he use ot "-iuors, but
' .ristm as d in n er g u ests a t the S
L. Con''
*n ; -M r4
;-eo ;|
com parable w i t T ¿ l a r . ” 8, o th ers sti-n u o u sly
oppose
M
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e re »*> 1 cond .t n resem b .m g those of Vlr- ¿ / r ’j a c k s o ? ^ so“/ Fr^d P.hrpv
and Mrs D W S tu n
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w ith like o r less q u aliflc
a lific a a tio
tio n n sw
s ____
- . . . Sturges. Ieafl«f- P ra y e r m eeting. 7 30. Thiirs-
Ben Ja ck so n and son F red
receiving. M any school p rin cip als ‘th t old saloon days,
Com pton and
Psychology of religion class,
and Mr. an d Mrs. Dave K ite and Mr. and Mrs. N E ______
M:30, T hursday.
Mr. and Mrs O m er Moore
did n o t receive m ore th a n 1150 to
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son.
dan cin g
w n ners
e rs
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<»Mfea
va*a«v.,u«i
The
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3200 a m onth, w hile o ow
o O f
F lam
in g y »www*a
o u th and
Air B rake Invention
-s w a n s o n n a „ .
7 ‘ ‘T i ^ h' " ’ T
l " Ven' W’ , h *
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x ix o n hom e
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l n e ' ,m e waa ’ P*nt ’ “ciallv and „ p ™«« H i Ptrtk. and received the
h ig h er w ages th a n t h a t
to r
c
The women of th e com m unity
a n n u a l exchange of gifts. ,lrat «““ *"«
It oa April 1.3. I« » .
T he Sentinel h as criticized our
A fter an exhaustive study of who had p ]anned to m eet a t the
hall w as attra c tiv e ly decorate 1 «'hen he was living In Pittsburgh
schools a t v ario u s tim es, b u t they h ‘*h school youths of today, w hich A im er H u n t hom e to sew for the
Be. Wlth the vu,etl4e spa- An experim ental train was fitted m
a r e n u r « e h o o ls a n d t h e y a r e en- toolt
h,m t h r o u g h
num erous R ed Cross W ednesday will
nnt 8fr* ®nd a fc a 'u re was a m ln ia tu r- ,„i,h
,r" ,n
""'*<1 up
t i l l e d » n U f a i r d e a ’ Besides tha- K h u o li in U°s A ngeles and into niPet „„,¡1 Jan u a ry 10
* lle h ted church m ade bv Mrs E arl
nlr br">«ea by the Pennxj Ivnnls
tO * f a ‘r d e8i- 8 8
* th e ir councils and stu d en t body m ^ e i i w r e n c e b 7 o / „ fam ily a te J?*nV*lln. A program w a . g “ / I «■ lln’. d company shortl.v a f te r » .r d
------------------------------------------------- Iu?etlnKk L**Mlhe '*ds '® rv 4ef,_ C h ristm as d in n e r a t th e G eorge A T *,° 5?w m em bers were w elcom ed, fn 1872. he Invent.si the autom atic
n ite in h is opinion th a t the young- B row n hom e n ear G oshen
I " 4 . MZ" Rav G ol4*n of N orth air brake
sters of today a re facing th e prob-
L aw rence F ran cis of C orvallis is B ep4-ho> i3c guest at the home of
lem s of life even m ore seriously vlsitinE at thp M A H orn hom f. a b ro th er Nelson DeYoung was a
th an did th eir e ld e rs .-N e w s item
v / ^ n “] M r. Donald w iic h e r
Mt
W e d n e id a y S a fe s t D a y
I f . th . a t's th e case,
a
lot
of
us
. . . .
.
an4 children sp en t C h ristm as w ith
Wedm day Is the safest day
Mrs. G eorge M atthew s e n te rta in -
__, for
m u st have com pletely fo rg o tten a Mr and M rs F red Q uinn a t Cres-
7or the Sunday school class o f, pedestrians, a recent survey In Eu
lo t of th in g s we did y ears ago
well,
Mr. and M rs A im er H u n t and ,i-1/ 3«^heZid e to il<’Sk . V 4 . hi r ¿Lun* ' rop*' ’ h0"'®- Mon-lav being the next
Sheldon S ack ett, Salem editor, d a u g h ters and M rs R aym ond Rice kyteH an Jh o /e h
" f . thP P r” ‘ safest, v tt, Tbitrad.tj Frld-iv dun
stepped to ad m ire a dog on the and children left T uesday for a ni Z / Tk c*?.urch
T hursday eve- .
J-
n
stre e ts of h is hom e city th e othe. tw o w eek ', visit w ith re la tiv e , a t "Lm «s
".’/ " ’’ i
* i*”‘ er
day A few y ears ago he .vouldn t H ynes. C aL thtjlrf o r m e r home.
^ H s t V a ^ o ^ h ^ ^ g iv £
thk\Ve
C h ristm as a t
M ^ v l/
‘» . t h e A m erican Legion for d.s-
P aul trlb u tio n to the needy. Mrs. M at
th a t p a rtic u la r dog. He would in- hom e n ear D ra(n
wu presented
stead have been ad m irin g the own-
The O scar Jack so n fam ily w ere th-
c?;.Wn
n,rP''7 ’' “'1 each guest w ith a
er, who chanced to be Ja c k Demp- d in n er g u ests a t th e Clyde W rig h t
R e ,re sh m e n ts were served and
guests w ere little Ja n e Beidler and
sey, in tow n to referee a boxing home n e a r W alk er C hristm as.
m atch. Sheldon d id n 't
recognize
M arie N elson is spending th e Miss G lenda Ross.
th e ow ner of th e dog. w hich show s holidays w ith h er m o th er in Cot-
Mr. and o Mrs. C. .. M. P a rk . e r . en-
how re p o rtin g several sessions of taKe Grove-
dulled
>-'■
The appreciation we feel is . h .
a s s a ?
■ “ • ' • A J °"
T r
equalled only by the very
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-cu c- vc
.
w ith a C hristm as tree and music.
Good Grade
Jam es Joyce's "U ly sse s' has been
/ h e f . E. W itcher fam ily
a te Those present were J B. P a rk e r
W A. and Dan P a rk e r. D unsm uir Cal •
■incere wishes we send to ad m itted to th is co u n try by a N ew C h ristm as d in n e r a t the
Y ork federal judge, who said th a t w 4 c h e r hom e
in C ottage Grove.
Mr and Mrs J V S tew art. N al
It mle-ht be em etic b u t w as n o t' M r- and Mrs. M ax S ears a n d it r o n : Mrs. Bacll P a rk e r and daugh-
you—a most
"aphrodisaic." We th o u g h t those ! ° nm „D a •
e a t Bradw ood, h av in g visited i P a rk e r. F rancis, G erald Marlon
an im als had disap p eared even be­ hem
since T h u rsd ay w ith M ax's par- Rose. V ernon and L elta P ark er,
fore th e day of Ulysses.
ents. Mr. an d Mrs. E. J. Sears.
D exter.
Mrs. L en a D avison w ent Tues-
_A _
S panish W ar B odies to In stall, day to Boswell sprin g s, w here she
« i.
».
.
,
B ert B. C h an d ls. Cam p No. 26. h as em ploym ent
Mlaa M argaret Sow le,
becam e
the
bride
of
O
scar
H.
N ew lun and
U nited Spanish W ar V eteran s and
Miss
E
lean
o
r
Mae
S
ta
rk
become
its ladles’ au x iliary have elected
y o Tt u r l'"''
the ur,ue
bride 1,1
of l-,;n
Leo t-vons
Lyons or
of Kose-
Rose-
o fficers fo r th e ensu in g y ear and Home
H<
P
r
i
n
t
<
41
f
tk
'
I rint Shop for the wed- b u rg a t a p re tty w edding a t 1
th e tw o bodies will install jointly
■
iiiif
stationery
„-z-irw
.1»
a..-.«.—
.—_■—
_»
o’clock S unday m orning a t «—
the
on F rid a y evening, J a n u a ry
5.
hom e of Rev. and Mrs. I. G. Shaw.
Office Supplies. The Sentinel.
E lb e rt Sm ith, a past com m ander,
The
rin
g
cerem
ony
w
as
perform
will be in stallin g officer.
ed bv Rev. Shaw . A few friend«
O fflcers-elect of the cam p are:
and relatives w ere guests and re­
G. W. Sweet, C.; W. N. Hubbell,
fresh m en ts were served following
S. V. C.: F red G. F leck. J. V. C.;
the cerem ony.
R. L. R odgers, A d jt.; E. E. Mc­
—♦ -
Lendon. Q. M. and H .; I. G. Shaw,
ch ap lain ; Louis A pplegate. C. S.:
The La M ercredl P o n t club en ­
tertain ed w ith a no-hostess lunch­
W. D. H uff. O D .; W J C hap­
Vegetable Parchment
TEXAS LONGHORNS
eon T hursday a t the home of Mrs
m an. O. G.
Leslie Booth. The table w as a t­
O fficers of th e au x iliary are:
Nori-run Ink
tractiv ely decorated with a center-
Mrs. A da O akes, p resid en t; Mrs.
(Rabson’a Statistic*.)
piece of holly and lighted red ta p ­
E lb ert Sm ith, sen io r vice presi­
er». The aftern o o n was spent so­
d en t; Mrs. W. N. Hubbell, ju n io r
and
100 .............................. $0 90
cially and with the ann u al ex­
vice p resid en t; Mrs. G race Ellen
change of C h ristm as gifts Mrs
R e tt,
p atrio tic
in s tru c to r; Mrs.
200
.......... .....................$115
P hillin Bukow ski was a guest The
W illiam Morelock.
co nductress;
club will m eet In tw o w eeks with
300
................................
$1.35
Mrs. E lgie S m ith, a ss ista n t con­
Mrs. Nelson DeYoung.
d u c tre ss; Mrs. Dolly
M cLendon,
At Mt. View Pavilion
500
................................
$1.75
—A -
g u a rd ; Mrs. Ju lia May M cLendon,
Culp Creek
assista n t g u ard : Mrs. F red Fleck,
The children of Mrs
Ella J.
1000 .............................. $3 25
ch ap lain ; Mrs. I. G. Shaw, secre­
W oodard surprised her C h ristm as
SATURDAY NIGHT
ta ry - Mrs. W illiam S tin n ett, tr e a s ­
eve a t her home. The John. W alter
u re r; Mrs. M innie Sw eet, h isto rian ;
and Albert W oodard
the Susie
December 30
Add 25c to above prices if
Mr». Lewis A pplegate, m usician.
Carlile, John McCall and A lbert
printed on any day except
Hull fam ilies and A L W oodard
CARD O F THA NK S.
w ere present.
Saturday.
I wish to tak e th is o p p o rtu n ity
♦—
Come In and see the new Ham 11
to th an k the Tw in O ak s L um ber
The M others’ club held an »11-
ton llcach vacuum cleaner aell-
com pany and G rove H ard w are for
d av m eeting T uesday of last week
ln< for onlv »34.75. The very
th e m aterial fu rnished by th em anil
an.l enjoyed a covered dish lunch­
latest In electric vacuum clean­ H en ry M. L ake for his help in
eon a t the noon hour. An exchange
er*.
a ss istin g me in rep a irin g the
of gifts was held In the afternoon.
A m erican Legion toys fo r the
GROVE H A R DW A RE CO.
The club will m eet Ja n u a ry 9 In- I
needy. G E O R G E D. F O S T E R 28c
stead of Ja n u a ry 2.
S& W
Gru ham s or
W afers
45c
2-lb. can 47c
2-lb. box 25c
10 lbs.
2 boxes for 49c
• • -
However,
*..........................
a . before , a - person decid*« rec* ln lil»
L t statem en t, bu t now lyjfht b u t in
••• * c<x>l place A half «lecorated
In keeping
w ith
the
th a t he 1« opposed to th e tax. he
they a re the ones in terfe rin g w ith -unnv window in a cool room is vuletlde season and Mrs G eorge h „JTT i -Motnodlst C hurch. R. W
Sunday school.
should a sk him self w h at o th er
rig h ts of others. ideal In
tem p e ra tu re s
ran g in g H ew itt of N orth Rend, guest at the rlow e“ ' * "»*or
45. Mrs E lizabeth T arr, su p e rin ­
m ethod th ere is to in su re o u r
We have beer and booze back from 50 degrees, or even lower, to home of her oarents. Mr and Mrs
B. Breedlove,
Breedlove waa a gueat. Re- ten d en t; forenoon service 11. se r­
schools being k ep t in operation. No
those who a re so elated over
d ecrees this will bloom all win- H B.
mon topic. "W hite P ages. eve­
o th er w orkable p lan h as been tu g -
fact th a t they
fo rg et ;h a : te r » h lle in w arm atm o sp h ere it fresh m en ts w ere served at a late ning service. 7:30, evangelistic m es­
gested. T axation of p ro p erty for th ere should be tem perance in all ‘ p r , ~ r
i kt .
w « L ^ t b 2 Uk ™‘U
« ’ * " « ‘ 7 ? sage bv the pastor: prayer m e e t
the purpose i. b reak in g Sown. In thing» a re likely to w ake up som e
P r,m ro s** th-rt*« " " night tern-
at the hom e of Mrs H. R. Ing T hursday 7 30 at 92k south
. . . .
,
p e ratu res of 45 to 50 d egrees and : Breedlove, w ith
Mrs.
Rr-edlovv
come tax es w on't do iL
m orning and find th a t they have i p refer the coolest place vou can an I Mrs R osa C urrln as host esse- sixth street.
T his fact should also be borne ea: n ed things too far.
K re them d u rin g th e dav. w ith
♦
C hurch of C hrist, 1 G. Shaw
In m ind: w h atev er la produced by
We shall still have local
i - l full sun They are g reatly In jured
Miss M argaret P etersen enter- P asto
r S unday school. 9 45 Men
in if perm itted to d rv out
even slight- tained w ith a bridge p arty Wed- of
the sales lax is to be deducted state option. R ow dyism and
____________
this school a re w . ith ' the
Com
nesdav ev-ning honoring her house
” p £.oni
(ran* the tax on p ro p erty th a t tem p eran ce will b ring an o th er re- lv- so w ater carefu lly and freely
guest. M iss E llen C a rro ll of S an "
,
,h e a rm o rv 1-nr*''
would be levied fo r th e ensu in g volt th a t will resu lt in d ry cities.
DELIGHT
-.stretchlnif Forward tQ Th(nK.
y ear. T h ere a re no lfa, ands o r 4O' counties and dry states. Loca. i
_ VALLEY.
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. high --------------
score f o --- r g i r t .
buts a b o u t IL I t m ust be done : option elections a re likeiy 10 ! e p ro g ram
Th< C h by
ristm the
as tree
and ? R eb*ch
,^ e <;a kHix
H om
e r r ' ,OW
given
school
°iu
G
eorge
g j ,*,,/,• F N s m n g '''s e r v i c e 30 ír r ” i
Also thia is o n ’y a brief exper;- num erous
pro g ram given b v t h e s c h o o l R e b e n a
H o rn er
Thursday- evening was w .l, atten d - ^ L ^ M
^ U n T
S ^ t « I
“F
m ent an d the law autom atically
Those who w ant beer an d booze edi
should
heed
th
is
w
arn
in
g
Beer
G
erald
C
onner
arriv
ed
from
f
?
'shm
cn.,s
.
*
"
re
serv*d
at
»
latp
W
ard
C
u
rren
t
p
eíings“-
'
H r
dies unless reen acted by the legis
’ ......................
S atu rd ay
evening
to ,h ®“ L a ? 4 . ‘J ? ..™ ™ ’ ,.” r» a “ ™ ^ I teen m inute song and praise ser-
lative session in 1935
p a arlo
llo rs and beer g ard en s a:- go- P o rtlan d
Saturday-
.......
T here a re some who say the >ng to be done away- w ith u. less spend th e holiday s w ith his p a r - -l - the ,v vuletide
decorated season
In
Gu-’s"« wer» Y m n « " 'i L nu
7 ' 7 * ,!5
precede
the e ,e,rn l?n
schools a re en titled to no m ore w? can have tem p eran ce. Local ents. Mr. an d Mrs. Chas Conner, Miss Saflev Miss Hoppei
Miss Z ? “,"?, 2*?» i .
Ju n io r
th an they can get from p ro p erty option will keep a liquor stoi ? out T h ree m en have
been a t w ork M argaret Short
M s« M ad.Hn -
?d
S
’ " l° r a n d
tax, th a t they have been extrava- of C ottage Grove, and out of m anv un4p* th e C" A p ro g ram
th e past x h o m a V 'lE u g e -ie ) " rhv ^I'leikpri»' Jn£**rmedlate C h ristian
endeavor
• M t M S a r / « t l t k d to OO sym - oih,
y-.o
/
" * •
Fine Cane
Rolled Oats K err’s 9-lb. bag 35c
Wheat Flakes
4 |-ib . bag 22c
Carnation Milk 4 tall cans 25c
$2.85 case
Grapefruit Best Q uality 3 cans
Tomato Juice is tail 4 cans
Baking Powder c ia b b e r Girl 5c
E¿milla E tfavor D eaf
8-oz. b o ttle ..................... 50c
4-oz. bottle free
F ree!-
l-lb. can Par Vacuum Pack Coffee
W IT H TIIIH DEAL
Friday and Saturday Only
Meat Department
As 1934 is about to be ushered in we express our sincerest
wish for your happiness and prosperity during the New Year.
1933-1934
M an y
Thanks
Carbon
Paper
Box of 100 Sheets
<1 J5
H appy
N ew Y ear
T h e S e n tin e l
B utter W raps
C. J. Breier Co.
Entertainment
85 Per Cent of
Business Failures
Are Firms Who
Do Not Advertise.
S3
COTTAGE GROVE,OREGON"
Í H. S. Mendenhall C ash Store!
319 Main Street
FREE CITY DELIVERY
Phone 89-J
N. R. A.— An Independent Store— Absolutely Not a
Chain Store— Our Everyday Prices Are the Lowest
Saturday Only
Soap Sale Ends January 2
C o tta g e G r o v e
S e n tin e l
Palmolive................ 3 for 19c Wonder Foam—Large pkg. 23c
Medium Ivory ........... 4 for 19c
2 bars Borax Soap Free.
Lifebuoy ................. 3 for 21c
Bobwhite
10 for 21c Quick Arrow Soap Chips,
Pkg................................ 15c
Liberty White
10 for 21c
Fels Naptha .......... 10 for 47c Citrus Washing Powder—
3 pkgs..........................
5ic
NuBora—A 40 oz. pkg. and a
221/2 oz - pkg. both for
39c Oxydol- Large pkg.
19c
SEE US FOR OTHER SPECIALS
Don’t forget us for “Roosevelt Highway Canned Goods.” Particu
lar canned goods for particular people. Better get your TWO
cans soon. See us for particulars.
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