r„kK?.Kr, pEyiflagflit M,
»y», O » ^
Ni-W A lladln lamp». »4 75 w ith -! x x «
out
th»
all style«
Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T
w i.«v. thvin in Christian Church Meet B asketball Team Will
I O Be Held MonduV Piay Monroe, Yoncalla
f
Fresh Oysters
Link Sausage
Pure Pork 15c lb.
Pint 3 5 t
L ee N ix o n .
Veul Cutlets
Club Steak
7 ic lb. Pork Steak
E
J-
‘ ‘l a J f i i S l ! ? ,
15c lb.
FREE DELIVERY
Call 46
ALL DAY ANY TIME
For Q u a lity Meata
m
“ ' ¿S
V,""' ’ "
4T
w** clal m u .lc; It 10, serm on, "Tha
" ,, *!■
C h allan g. to Praaant the Body,"
XL. Iloy V Foatar
fam ily of Anor E m erson, O akrid ge.
11:40
Lorane «pant the Naw Y ear', day J b e n e d ic tio n ; 12. potluck b a .k e td ln
at tin- hom e of a «later of Mr«, ner; 1 30, acq u ain tan ce
m eeting
Foater, Mi«. II. 11. Griggs.
lan d church report»; 2 10, "A ChaP
I l e a ,l trouble? H e. U r. H agen U enge to larne County." A M Wll-
tt* * .
H o k x in « ; 2:2ft, sp ecial m usic;
2:30,
Mi 4 F rank Wu«hbourn** return I ■••’Wion, "The Challcnjgr to Tran«-
ttd M onday from
«pending
tha fo rm a tio n , * R obert Austin, N oll;
holidays In B ridal Veil w ith se v ­ 3. bu sin ess session ; 3 10, benedic­
tion; B, you n g
people's
potluck
eral «uns and daughters.
supper. R o ss G ulley, to a stm a ste r ,
Mr«. ItoMetta Millar
and
«on 7 30. son g and pan«* serv ice, 7 50.
Htecle uf W alla W alla are visitin g serm on. "That W hich 1« P rofitable
at the hom e« uf Mr» W V Mc­ for All T h in g s,” W
L Myers.
Gee, Mi«. E
H olderinan,
Mr«. P leasan t Hill.
Hubert M osby und Oliver V eatch,
slater« and brother of Mr«. Millar
J.
1 2 1 j C und 14c lb.
Country Style 12 k lb.
K en t and
I.' o .o i l i .r
Pork Roasts
Pure Pork Sausage
J
M,J c K,.‘£S
u W
K i i .a n .
lO h c to 12ióc lb.
15c or 2 for 25c
E
Hear« fam ine«. D eligh t valley, Mi l y , , 1} * . . 1, U} ‘ 1' ? £ i * f W',. 10 ??
M ti
W olfut.] Mr ami *n v ’tatlon for next con ven tion , 11,
Beef Roasts
Hot Tamales
Mr». H. D au gh erty of N ew p ort
returned hom e th is
weak
after
■pending the holiday« at the hom e
of a »on W arran.
l a t e s t hat» raduced to 50c, 11
and *1-25. T ha Hmart Hhop.
J4c
L im a B e a n s P ic k e d
F o r N ew Y ear’s
T here are few In thl« section
W. It. Johu aton Jr. and W B who try to grow lim a tp'ans even
In
the regu lar g row in g season,
John ston 111 uf M edford «pent thf
week end at the hom e of Mr and but Mrs. M am ie Heldler had som e
from her ow n garden for N ew
Mra. W. B. Johnaton Hr.
Year's dinner. The vine» have been
M is se s D o ro th y U m p h r ev , J ea n
_______
_____ Frl
Hobart ___________t
Llu»enberry ___
returned
producing
sin ce early spring. Those
A llison. June W heeler end Sybil j day from H alsey, where' he” had
being picked now are full grown.
Vaatch.
K enneth
G off
M elvin .p « „ l the h o lid a y , with h is par
H ie e ... and Mr and Mrs G l.n Mr ,.,,1». Mi and Mr«. W illiam D usen-
K ibben. O rsgon Htate college stu- perry.
U quor Question la Up.
d sn ts, returned to their
stu d ies
,
„ ,,
- .
*. . . .
W hat Should C ottage Grove Do
M onday a fter sp en ding the holt 1 ; .^ ' * * t„ 7 n . . i ' “
“a “ e ,h k ' About the Liquor S itu a tio n 7" will
11*11 A JuhaaOun, Baal Batate. d a y . at th .lr h o m e . h e r .
o f .P "«°n »tudanta. vla- be the serm on topic at the 5
Luana. Sura Inaurano*. I'huna 00.
...
V. . . L. ...
. . . . ,l*d briefly I. rlday even in g
with
.
vuu
B
velyn
Sm
ith
S
tudent
ot
Alton
W
oodard,
U n iversity o f Ore- o'clock vesper service« Sunday at
N elson He Young ha« bean con
fin ed to the house during
the past ^u'dii'.^M ondav ‘ s f t e i
¿iem iln °y th e 1 ” " ",u J e n t' who «P«nl lh e hoU- the M ethodist church. Special m us­
ic will he furn shed by the young
w eek . It w a s at f ir s t fe a red
that ' ““ "
¿W h h
.
! w /.i?
‘*"v ' “ h” hom e here,
people. F eatu re nu m bers will be a
he waa threatened with append!- M|> Klljerl Sm ith.
"
'
M ontag range« and circulator«. pp 11,1 solo by one o f the boys
<MU*.
1 Just w hat you need and
want. from the K ujada CCC cam p and
M i«. Hoi H avld n on of Iteed sp o it,
Ml»» D orothy S te w a r t, stu d e n t Come In and aee
th e m now. A lso I a son g by a girls' qu artet compoa-
■ liter o f G. W M cQueen of thl« 1,1 Albany collage.
returned
to u 1 lig h t heaters. G raber - G etty» I cd of
G race
Crimen.
K athleen
c it y , « u ff e ie d a p u ia ly tlr » H o k e
M onday a fte r spending th e H aid w are.
J4c Moore. Mildred C ellars and Milll-
H atu.day Mr. M cQueen went to ho d a y . 7 ^ .' . ',e ' Mr
Mr«. H elen
H o.ley and .o n Fred cen t L e w i. The church orchestra
H aadsporl al once
In com pany •'•<« Mi» 1-aHeli. Hlewart.
lh(. we<,k cn<J |n
M yrt„ w II play hym n request« at 4 45.
w ith Mi and Mrs. C harles Mor
H< h ofleld Htawart for good p lu n il. Cre. k at the hom e of Mr and
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row uf M arcóla. Mrs. Morrow b»
*'*•
,
niMtf
Mr«.
H.
H.
N«eL
Cedar
School Honor Roll.
m g a aislar. The M orrows return
etcalf. U n iversity o f
a new hoy »cout troup com m it.
T he follow in g were on the honor
ed the sam e day, but Mr. Me. W ash in gton M student
who
spent
‘
t
,,.
pU
l>
,)eeil
appointed
us
follow
s
r°U
,h
*»
m
onth
at
the
Cedar
Q u een rein a l tied
until
Monday
the hollduys In Salem , visited R ev M A G roves. F. I. Q iu nn l« »chool: F irst grade, V elm a K uth
w hen M r. D avidson
was m uch several days’ "la.i'w .-'.'k'«¡"the'h.m ^
H ansom Cone. D. W. Sturge» and B o>ton, D arrel Maya, M ildred R ich
im proved.
h , . f , lh e r H K M etcalf.
W illiam M acGlbbon.
ardaon, M orene D ow rance; second
S p ecial for one w e e k only P lain
Ml B|lJ Ml!1 H „
Ri ed »pent I i ’iw in 1
,1,1... - .... .
grade. S terlin g B olton; third grade,
5Uc ,o.7a,r
Milady
i facial
r r h o or
o \ T pack
i l. r N0^
^ ..* s k H«uu
hodd ,hu * , rk
,n « ‘-« b u r g «. the D ,.;.4 h y ¡ ,g i . T i ' 7 X r m a S - o r p h a a n d P au lin e W lllla. Caroline
FRED
A N D E R S O N , P R O P R IE T O R
City Briefs i
'" L .
a . ................. . . i ” Kt r . .......................................................
J Oauander
„ „ o r . , . Pyburn .p e n ,
and son of Itoaebur
urg .p e n , N ew
, hr w , . k
N #w .
Year's day w ith Dr
mder
r“
v,’ IUn“
,r ,’ nd*
u n cle W 11 O str a n d e r
-
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1
Ju st arrived. Three dozen new
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sp ring house frock s Com e In and
H m a H -H h ö p * ’ * *’ “ nd ”
T«s-
}*c
L. G rannis
Mr.
and
Mm.
K
Finely ground. In sugar sacks,
«pent T hursday and G ^ n V . a‘t"
per ton, {4.U0, and 2c each a l­
P ortland w here Mr
lowed when sa c k s are returned
ten d e d u «tut« trn rh er«' m eetln jf
Me.
We. 1/
Of f
.
Calcdle Poultry Urtta.
d a u ih t’er 'd ? M « r l'.. left Tho“r.“l«v
Chick and pullet slxe, ton {dUU
S
S
H en and turkey else, ton Ik.UU
BUrkballr Min«. KLtkUtle. Or.
tw o weak« at the
E lbert
Bed«*
_____________________________________ home.
Ml«« J en evieve W oodard return-
The H arvey H olderinan« return- rd to Halem M onday a fter «pend­
ed Sunday to
ltradw ood.
after
the holiday« at the hom e of
sp en ding the holidays with rela- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A
lives.
W oodard.
Mr. and Mi«. G lenn G reen and
lie s ir e n > > > e d w i t h g a m e o f c a r d s
Mrs. E m m a T urner returned Hat la s e n s ib le w a y to d r i n k I t — a t th e
u id ay to G aribaldi, after sp en ding I'aaUme.
tfc
the week hsro Mrs. Turner w as
Ml M1)d M l, w j W h ite havi
Mrs M arlon Ih o rn to n before bar returned from »pending
several
“ ¿,>T urn’ r- w " ° ‘H * 1 days In P ortland w ith th e ir d a u g l.
three w eek s ago
Wh,<*' of
P ortland,
a « d W ilm a W hite of G ran geville. Id a .
W liilam lle e k .
r iu in b ln c
R . and Marion W hite of
Aberdeen.
iMMtlinc TrirphoiW' 123-J.
W ash Mrs W hite also vlslied In
Mr. and Mra. F ran k S m ith, who A storia w ith a sister
tT * A UrU.nd0* ^ . m ° “ h * “ o i d i y "
“ ■
C u .rtn
of
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
w ith
Mr«
M ub "n ,,r »pending
returned
e
S u n w d lih
/u
H
u ld .^
’r t n « S n iH h M n in (h «r
the hom
holiday»
Agricultural Lime
.
.
from an i X S * . h ^ ’ k i p l ^ h m .
conTlned' t o n *he ‘house for
?wo
w eek s. A bad cold settled In hl»
t teeth
e e th and
an d In
fe c tio n rssn
ltsA
Infection
resulted.
M isses M sdelle Beldler, W ilberta
W lU ° lpe<D rsen *, Elh»rtKa" an-’' " "
ai.M|” AVto‘n 1,,w L h?I7 rtn
Jr,
and Alton W oodard. U n iversity of
O regon stu d en ts, returned to th .tr
stu d ies M onday a fter sp en ding the
h o lid a y s at their h om es here
Craauia, lotions ami hair
U o. Tha Beauty Nuuk.
«Ua,
Mrs G eorge Allen su ffered
u
•ev e r slv wronched knee In a fall
several d ays ago.
Dull Headaches Gone
Simple Remedy Does It
H ead ach es
se n e s
caused bv
iH u »eo dv
e o n s tn .a
constipa
D A N CE
At Mt. View Pavilion
Gulp Greek
Saturday Night
Jan u ary 6
■ =
' ‘Vlth’ ^ ï Î T Â t h ^
lL.a and tw o Ll.te'rs of
« ' Leu. «»»a
m T h e
S ( C o n n e r and M l«í
—* —
e-o v o o n w r a n a ill» «
? E lsie Leu.
^
“ rnedJ “ 'nhSn,“ “ , , MondfayPOre f t e í
,e tu r .'“ ,d
hon>«
Mon«J»Y
after
spending several w eek s
at
the
hom e of a sister. Mrs.
G eorge
■ » <
»««■ «_«««.
^ n s< ^ D ^ ; F^kü^;
th kr‘ d e ' R oll* nJ Conklin,
* > n / ran k “ n . J une B olton.
,
Lathrop.
lted
Ho^,
Butter,
lo e
Cream.
Aak for them C. O. Unsunerv. tfc
Donald U m phrey and M iss Mar-
garet D eck returned F riday from
sp en d in g the holidays In Carlton
and Port and w ith
relatives
of
M iss D eck.
Mrs. L. M. Pow ell returned Mon
day from a E ugene hospital, w here
sh e had been su ffer in g w ith a
fractured leg.
1 rnittee of the c ity council, Chief
of P olice P itch er and C ity Attor-
. n eV Lombard.
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P a te n t«
The term« "patent applied for"
and “patent pending" have no ef­
fect In law. but are uoticee that an
application has been filed In the pat­
ent office and that Infringers are li­
able to proaecutlon when the patent
ha« been Issued.
Angelfish Is Interesting
C andy
Raisins, 4-lb. pkg..................25c
Corn, Happy Home, can
15c
Pimentos, 2 j a r s ................... 15c
Sugar, 20 lbs. cane .......... $1.00
C andy
broken mix
reg. 15c lb. ................
--10c
special lb.
plain mix
...............
Close Out Counter
Several Broken Lines at Real Bargains. Look These Over.
5c
10c
15c
Fresh Ground Beef
Pound
j WANTADS j
FO B MALIC O B
Pork Sausage
10c Pound
Oleo
Pound
8c Pound
Steer Beef Roast
Pound
10c
Boil Beef
.............. 6 |c
Picnic Hams
10c & 12c Pound
Bulk Mayonnaise
Pint
12c
Choice Bacon Back
19c Pound
Bulk Mince Meat
16c
Fresh Oysters
Pint
None Better
30c
29c | pint
3 lbs.
18c
1HAIIE
Shingles
Lath
Wallboard
Roll Roofing
Molding
Brick
Tile
Cement
All Building Material
Twin Oaks Lumber Co.
C A R EFU L
Izaunderers and D ry Cleaners
Cottage Grove Laundry
Phone 79
All Laundry Services
Cottage Grove
Zxcellent Dry Gleaning
ÇETTING MORE
T H A N YOE P M Y FOR
Kullodeent Go to I-orune.
F ' X ^ i g h t " ^ X ' a ‘“pr’X a m
About
Flour, hard wheat, sk.
$1.39
Soap, 10 bars laundry
21c
Quick Arrow Chips, pkg. 15c
Onions, 10 lbs........ .................15c
Phone 55— Free Delivery8 to 5
Tax Delinquency Climbs.
all-dav m eetin g W ednesday The
day
<>« spent qu ilting* and a
P °l >uek dinner wll] be served.
Leonard and K atie G lleris, and
g>o tb e «"- Mr®- Je ssie G llcrlst, visited
Sunday afternoon w ith Mr. and
M rs- A rch i® W alker a t L atham .
„ f B pr(?r^«nV‘P.<L ? tnd « * 7 T h an zeI
P ortland spent
S u nd ay
and
M™ d »V w ith , Mlss^ P iper
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. E dw ards
B"d Mt*" Rov Handa of ” >'• cltY-
nnd d au ghter Lucy and little son
Sunday
E rnest m otored to E u gen e Satur­
The C h ristian
Sunday
school day. Mrs. E dw ards had her teeth
'
reached their goal o f 1933 w ith an out.
M iss S tella Sm ith o f
C ottage
average a tten d a n ce o f 800. Thetr
G
rove
sp
en
t
the
w
eek
end
at
the
goal for 1934 h as been set for an
Earl Joh n son hom e.
average o f 325.
M iss H elen A lrsch o f R oseb urg
----------------------
hom e
M onday
after
E nglan d's birth rate a verages returned
three babies to ev ery 200 ad u lts an- sp en d in g the holidays at the hom e
o
f
a
sister.
Mrs.
Earl
Johnson.
I nually.
Phone No. 1
Portable T v n e w n ter a Sentinel.
T ax d elin qu en cy m ounted from
to 44.73 per cen t In 1933, ac-
I c °r<llng to a ch eck m ade by Lloyd
n o w e - c h ief depu ty o f the tax de-
I>a~LTen t
“h s r 'f f s office.
T h is y e a r ’s total
cou n ty
tax
!*17 i , ? rJ ? *2.013,823. but only *1.-
I l l 3 '14815 ° r thl» »m oun t w as col
lected. O f th at am ount, first half
year collection s w ere *544,000 54,
and the second h a lf *569,147.64.
Mr Sherm an w as born \far.-h
14. 1»7C* and w a i L ed ? 63 J e a r a
He had been a resident o f C ottage
G rove for 30 years, c om in g here
from Iowa H e w as a m em ber o f
*he O ddfellow s lodge. He Is 9un-
vlved by one sister. Mrs H annah
F o r ,“ n,>
M odesto. C a l. and a
nul» b®i of n ep h ew s and
nieces,
am ong w hom are Claude Sh erm an
S m ith - S h o r t G r o c e r y
CWA Payroll | . SI7.<XM(.
More than {17,000 w as paid out
In fed eiu l ch e ck s for the CWA
payroll last week th is being the
largest of these payrolls »0 far. A
su bstantial part of that cam e to
workers In the
C ottage
Grove
com m unity.
BARTELS M ARKET
ProhlhlUonUto
The c l Y.,?ou n ci¿ d e * lr ln K 10 lm '
<jo n d n *°“ • ^ » t m ay control
ha« recognized
the
prohibition
. . .
.
...
forceo by app ointing R ev. M A.
.
1 \
Mr«. Jam es Mill« and ' G rove« of the M ethodist church as
d“ u“,h t' r J e “ n1. ° f . N orlh
BenU “ m em ber of a com m ittee to pro-
I :
Mi»» Dori» Co»how of Brown»
vllle returned hom e .Monday a fter
»pending the h olidays nt the hom e
of Mr. and Mrs. K. K M ills.
A daughter w as horn Sunday tn
•Mr. and Mrs. F ran k I-aBlue.
R ev and Mrs F ran k D ay
of
Sp rin gfield und Lee Cox were Sun-
d ry dinner g u e sts at the hom e of
Mr and Mrs. Sam W arren. R ev
Day baptized Mrs.
W arren
37
ÿ r u is ago^iiVthe" Yoneàìiù* church*
He
preached last Sunday at the
local B aptist church In the
ab-
s in c e o f R ev H W D avis
7
..
M L 1
" hecler 18 in “ Eu
gen e hospital receivin g treatm ent
'V“ " e "h uf W .lk e r s p e n t
The un defeated C ottage Grove
basketball team will go to Monroe
F riday rilght for a return gam e
Haiurdav nigh t the Y oncalla team
will be here for a return gnm e
Th» gym nasiu m he« b»»n re­
modelled and a new floor
laid
during recen t w eek s w ith CWA
funds The new floor will be used
for the fir st tlm s Satu rd ay night.
C W A fun ds did not care for
tb s entire co st of m aterial and It
Is expected to care for th is addi­
tional expense from receip ts at
ath letic even ts.
The probsbls
lineup
for the
gam es th is week Is
Cox
and
D usenberry, forw ard s. Shortrldge,
center; H orn and B allew guards;
Tbles. Kern, Sh aw and Tracy, sub­
stitutes.
W1LL T R A D E —For farm proper­
ty M edford residence w ell
lo­
cated. N o m ortgage. W illing to a s­
sum e on good land. P hona 244. tfc
F O R SA L E — F resh cow. Old
grow th fir wood. Phone 37-F4, J.
L. W illiam s, B B. rte.
d28-Jllp
FO R HALE— Land. 120-aere tract
at 1900. 150-acre tract at $400.
B oth good hom e altes. W rite J. G.
M urry. B lack B utte rte.
]4-18p
KR18S K R O 8S S T R O P P E R bar­
gain tor sa fe ty razor users Free
blades and sh a v in g cream . See it
at Grove H ardw are._________ J4-18p
FO R HALE Three-year-old Jersey
bull M. N ordstrom . D lsston rte.
P hone 29-F-4._________________ }4-18p
FO R HALE -T h irty O. I. C. pigs.
or will trade for
fe w
dozen
heavy breeding pullets. Bart Joh n ­
ston,
Sagin aw ,
O regon
P hone
28-F-13
F O R HA LE O R R E N T .
FO R R E N T OR SA LE — Modern
six-room
bungalow .
F urnace,
fireplace and wired for
electric
range P h on e 170-L. 1133 A dam s
. . . . . .___________
»«■,
P R IV A T E L E S SO N S
In typing
Em er-
and
stenograph y.
R eason able
Burkholder,
public
Lorene rates B elle
stenograph er 225 north Lane St.
P hone 180-J,
J4-18p
w . U 8 a V
Mr- anti '«»ch
under er the association
auspice« o there
f the parent-
n ‘ ati»rthe
* » " • hom
“' e
V
relatives and friend s here.
He® Cox and Mr. and Mrs I.,-.
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“ '» « » « c .
H a rm s
retu rn ed
, ’ P*’" 1 ^ ' « ‘ m a . In M . r
HEBRON.
JriT,d' ’, d\
«’» r"«nd. after spend
¿ ‘x % r . £ h ^
m X » " h g J“
2- Mr
and
Mra
John
i ? ? . A
7
h '.' h<” " e ° f "
Mr» F q i r o r n
u. u
K ebelbeck and Carl w ere Sunday
sister, Mrs. O. E. W oodson
Mrs E S trou p of Bowdle. S D„ dinner g u e sts of Mr. and Mrs. L.
rwlsrsl “ rrlv®d S u n d ay
to
spend
tw o O. M arkham .
g
,i»
H
at”
uM
<
U
h
T*
B
akery,
--------— — ’ — J «•<»*■,,.
tfc 'nn nins at th e hom e of a son, C het
Mr. and Mrs R obert Cam pbell
Mr a,,d Mr* E ld “n p ,,rr‘n“
S ti
P
»nd child ren o f R ichm ond. Cal.,
H ei^ttle'returned hom e W ednesday
The °
W B lack m ore
fam ily who cam e C h ristm as eve to spend
f
»nendinc the h o lld a v s nt ih .. »1’®” * N ew Year's day at
B lack C hristm as w ith the R eam fam ily,
“J* .
n*“
p , r r ln e l V n a r e n u B u tt' wlth Mr «"‘1 M r ,
L. C returned hom e W ednesday,
hom e „ „ V
of . Mrs. « Perrine's
parents. K k
i ,» ,
P'nents.
, M
Mrs. _ R eam and her father, J. C.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
L.
Godard.
Mr
M is. 8.
Uodard.
F()nk
u
“ "a Mrs. w . j .
D eadm ond of Sp ringfield,
spent
Mr and Mrs. C. H Lund and
last w eek w ith Mrs. R eam ’s d au gh ­
M iss Joan G rider of P ortland re­
ter, Mrs. G eorge K ebelbeck.
Frank Sh erm an Dlea.
turned hom e M onday a fter spend
Mrs. B. A. P ru ett o f W olf Creek
m g the holidays at the home" of a at Frank Sh erm an w as found dead
Mrs.
L ew is
his hom e on
sou th
F ourth and her dau ghter,
sister of Mrs Lund. Mrs. C.
C street Sunday even in g by a n eig h ­ Strobeck, called T hursday a fter­
Cruson.
bor. Mrs. N ellie H odgson. Coroner noon on Mrs. G Ucrist and d au gh ­
V ictor Kern of T oledo sp en t the C harles P P oole, w ho in vestigated ters A nnabelle and K atie.
G len and V era G ilham
returned
w eek end here w ith his w ife and the ease, said lh a , death w a s evl-
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sm all son, Charles V ictor, w ho ac- d en tly due to an acute heart at- W ednesd ay from A shland, where
com pnnled him hom e.
tack, Mr. S h erm an havin g died In they ®Pe n t C hristm as w ith a sis-
All coats nnd su its at reduced h '» ®1®CP F uneral se r v ic es w ere
Mrs^ Leonard A ndrew s.
Prlc®" He fitted now w ith u real
■Leld
,W S i ne^ a y “ H ernoop
w ith „ M r s P. E Y oung and
sister,
,iilv ,rhi,
nl, _
Rev.
I G S h aw of the C h ristian Mr» M ary Sm ith, visited in Cot-
H e r l o u ,l y 7
bow els. G ives better «loep, ends
Miss Velm a McKIbben returned
»W V o uan,a«._K anV s_for_D rugs. (1> the latter par, of the w eek from
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sp en ding the holidays In G ran ts
I a ss with Mrs Mae H enry.
Jot' E McKIbben of
southern
OREGON L00GER8'
O regon sp en t the holidays a t his
hom e h e r ,.
ENTERTAINMENT
Mrs Joe McKIbben left Satur-
day
for G rants P ass to visit w ith
and
her m other, Mrs Mae H enry
riY i
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bra»« bowla — m atai
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bowl«
floor lamp«, etc Coma In
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and look thorn over Graber Oat-
a « arv «»V IM l u u n u n j
tya H ardw are
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Th.
follow ln a
were
dinner ! - Th*
Chrlattan Ldv-
the ln<" will ba tha topic for dl.cua-
iu»at« Naw Year's day
Lana
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and M i. Paul M o r-I ilo n at tha «acond tZ
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Monday « th . IOC.
Grov«
raid fam ily. L ynx
H ollow .
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H ugh N ixon fam ily. M r. J. M
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Llndam ood and d au ghter rjall and S '.^ pl"'1J “ nct11°" C ,ty; 101B ’
Clair D ogate. C ottuge G rove, tha !
21
th
/ • f ' non;
The hiedl "M ta ting" Phut
Beef Boil
,
The angelfish Is the most discern
Inglng, the wisest and the most In
qulslttve of aquarium fishes, one
who gives his human friends the
most friendship per square Inch of
i fish.
S h o u ld
Know
H i«
“ S tu ff**
“In order to lead," said HI Ho.
the sage of Chinatown, “a man
should be ahle not only to describe
a desirable destination, hut to pro­
duce a map, showing that he knows
the way."
C liin e a e
I
Neatly everyone who purchases advertising thinks of his pur­
chase in terms of the number of inches of space for which ills
dollars pay. Advertising usually is worth every cent that is paid
for it, but the person who buys newspaper space gets far more
than that.
In the first place, advertisers make newspapers possible. Read­
ers could not pay the priee that newspapers would cost if there
were no advertising. The fact that a community has a news­
paper is due to advertising patronage. No person advertising by
any method would care to live in a community the size of Cot­
tage Grove that did not have a newspaper. He wants his adver­
tising in a medium that is a welcome visitor in every home into
which it goes. That the newspaper is welcomed is evidenced by
the fact that those who receive it pay good money to get it.
So the adverister provides for his community a newspaper that
is ever alert to boost the interests of his community. Every live
community has a live newspaper and every community with a
live newspaper is a live community.
Very few factors are as important in a community as a news­
paper, especially if it is a newspaper that is spoken of favorably
by those who receive it, by visitors who get sample copies. The
more advertising a newspaper has the better newspaper it can
be and the more it can do for its community. Advertisers dic­
tate. by the amount of their advertising, the kind of a news­
paper they would have- Vivitorg immediately notice it when a
newspaper is poorly patronized and mark the community as one
to which they are not attracted.
In many communities of Oregon editors and publishers serve in
civic capacities, on school boards, on city councils, as chamber
of commerce officials. In any civic enterprise editors of Oregon
are among the leaders.
Live editors, those best able to serve their communities, those
doing the most for their communities, are found in communities
in which business men liberally patronize their newspaper or
newspapers. Briefly, what kind of a newspaper a community,
has, or whether it has one at all or not. how much a newspaper
is able to do for its community, how much editors and publish­
ers can give to their communities, depends entirely upon adver­
tising patronage, and liberal advertisers should be given credit
for doing much more than boosting their own business when
they make it possible for a community to have a live newspaper
and a live editor.
[H. S. Mendenhall Cash Store!
319 Main Street
FREE CITY DELIVERY
Phone 89-J
We are now en terin g a New Y ear which we hope
will be more prosperous for everyone.
We urge you all to patronize your Independent
G rocer who really does save you money. Don’t be fooled
on a few m isleading specials. W e cordially invite you to
c o m e to our store and m ake a careful com parison of our
prices on everything. W e have all item s plainly m arked.
F in g « r - F o r c « p e
Until recently Chinese denttats
were trained to extract any tooth
from the patient's mouth without
using any Instrument nnd solely by
the strength of their fingers
Rat» Wreck Whole Town
A whole town In Tanganyika was
destroyed h.v rata, which first de­
stroyed the cotton crop and then
Invaded the town In such numbers
that the Inhabitants had to vacate I t
Don’t forget th a t this is the la st week of our special
Roosevelt H ighw ay Canned Goods sale. Be sure to get
y o u r two cans before S atu rd ay , J a n u a ry 6, a t 7:30. Be
in th e store a t th a t tim e.