The Cottage Grove sentinel., January 18, 1934, Page 2, Image 2

U H USUA Y, JANUARY
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Ratio»»! Editorial AM eeUtloa
Orogoo State 141 io rial A mo «I»Ü< mi
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fUattael _____
«eeepta «4
M ««ota «me.
vartialag la lu eotaama oa th* »»4*r
d a m « " it*.
Writer» of auch a
latter do not rtpreaent th« CCC
boy«.
It haa been often obeeryed that
nothing can ba dona that will aat-
l»fy auch peraona aa thoaa who
apeak of an "art leal ' and a “dama"
lie In thia casa, however, It la
peculiarly parttnant to call attan
tlon to tha fact t h a t tha dla-
gruntlad two or thraa of Brlca
Cr*,k <•*"»)>. *'bo may auccaad d in
getting other« in bad, probably
»ably
have
dona nothing —
for —
tha _-/arn
gov
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ment that ha« done to much for
them, that la furnishing them with
tha n e e c l t l e . of Ufa under fairly
comfortable condition», under much
more comfortable condition« than
wer* known by the boyv who went
j
S O C IE T Y
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Mr and . \ Mr«.
Walter Woodard
antartalnad Saturday availing at
entenatnea
thalr h o m . M J>a lilack »«««•
M ohi
h.n n u a r L r ^
V t uir t
dinner w m eêrvêd at « St) front'a
aarvica tabla which w .a ..m o d
with *n Ivory lac« dinner cloth
and decorntad with' J ? ".'y .‘¡""¿J'.'!
candl»« in e n .n i» «.andleetUK
ho n ’ * n'1 ( * - e*”L-’Leii hnwi The
^ 'n ’ mi
’
MMIW ___B WF. . , . a ..............
icing and des­
. Br, M coff,.t. anJ candle.
were
cami
.erved at midnight. Guest« were
Ml«« Jean Marlette and Mr and
Th« Mother«- club held an all-
day meeting Tuesday of Uat week
The time was «pent making a
comforter, and a covered dlah
luncheon wae served at noon The
annual report of contribution, for
V»*r 1WJ w ai «Ivan aa fol-
| ,ow# M ; garment«, 230 pair» of
ho,
w ¡j
w „ « lit, and U
manta for tha Rad Croaa. Of
fleer« were el««ted »« follow« Mia
« • eh vtee p , . . ^ n , M V
h
PluUj v
trwaaur«»
U rt
IhMav
Markham chairman of tha wal
.« committee Mi* Koaa Currin.
chairman of the work committee
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The - club
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In need
of uaed hose
TW O FREE DELIVERIES DAILY
Mr. and Mr«, Frank McCullough
entertained the Llahve club Mon-
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Galea held high »core
Petereon and Harry
, - - ......- — low. The room, were
Karl B racket. Dr attractively decorated with violet«
.
..
If aaj error •« a»io4 to a»t «uw* rnmenJ’ lhe>
L " Mr and Mr«
........... .. by T ^o S o a tia o l ita lia b ility u c h * n u * • t h a l l h e r e * o « d n i a n j M l s C la u d e K lm e . M i a n d
•kail m i m « m 4 inch » prepertloa of tha
be any CCC camp» of any kind \ j rs Stewart Carlson, Ml and Mrs,
•aiira eoai of «a«k a4T»nl»oiBrat
the
for anybody.
Joseph Bally. Mrs. Claude Cruaolt,
«Mas aoeoytoS by tko u m v r a r L t n
tj , , boys of Brlca Creek camp Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morton and
n r ttiiT -* ***** “eiopi
7 “
a dandy bunch of fellows as George Marksburv.
a whole, but there seem to ba two 1
*
The American Legion auxiliary
or three who ought to be sent
ABOUT AN "ARTICAL. '
home to join th e few other ob- naade plans Monday evening for
"Tha boys think that thia artlcal strtfperoua ones who weren't ap-
? " b\ r“ Uo" ‘,f . ' hc ba,terv
Tues-
U <«a dame Ue.
Brice Creek preciaUve of a good thing when
'..'"„'mg " Mrs was
V. T held Randall
u
a n d s n a p d r a jt o n «
tn d
WEEK END SPEC El IN
r e fr e s h m e n t*
« ere served at a late hour. A fen
lure
of the refreshments was a
■ large cake In honor of Mr and
Mrs. B oss l*eterson and Mr. and
Mrs, Cecil Wooley, It being their
! fifteenth wedding anniversary
The w . C T. U. held an all «lay
1 Mra.
meeting
Friday
the lime
home was
of
Jessie
Moon at The
'That 1» m letter ra vai.-ax i Hw th-1 they had It. The boy» of other Sported o« child welfare wt*rk. spent «ewtni; for the children’«
_
, 7 r r*5*lv«d °y
CCC camps are equally d ecen t
Mrs, John Miller gave a hospital farm home at Corvallis and 8«
Eugene R egister - Guard. Accom-
to the officers, thia writer report and Mrs, Joe Smith gave a collars. 12 apron» and 12 napkins
panylng the letter
w m a clipping ^as never met a finer bunch of legislative
report.
Mrs. George were completed Mrs N 1C. Comp-
of a story with a
Cottage Grove fellows than those sent to man the Matthews, district president, re-j ton led devotional» A covered dish
date line that told of a trip of the <v:C camps. And they are reason- ported on two recent trips to dinner was enjoyed at the noon
chamber o f commerce to that
,n their dealings with the
rtland and Newoort. where she hour Mr». Moon was welcomed as
camp. The atory waa w ritten by e c c boys Probably the two or vlslted auxiliary- m eetings Plans a new member and Mrs James
Vasblnder and Mrs Nannie Smith
were guests.
who made the trip, and the sam e , h(1 R <} won t M ree wlth that in Albanv Following the business
•
etory appeared In The bentmel, statement.
They are Invited to meetings the American Legion and
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah
which has received no word from sav
so over their signatures. If auxiliary held a hunt meeting, and lodge« will hold foint Inatallatlon
the camp, although The Sentinel they
fear to sign their names to Mrs George
Matthews was pre- Saturday evening, to be followed
la delivered there regularly.
»heli
letters It h time for them sented with a past president's pin bv a program In honor of the
U h L d^ e^
7 ‘,U ° Ut ‘ "I' lf *“
hu*“ e J a ck to Ilimola. There
^ " h " ^ ' X V ' ' " >17e>tan “s W m le\".\ounde\<’^ rAmerlcan°CWd
Uhood of successful contradiction are m any decent chaps anxious to £ln Refr,,shm ents lwert, „,,rved
Fellowship O. R Aubrey and Mrs
that the boy» of Brice Creek c a m p . take their places.
at late ¡,ouf
Pearl —
Haxen will be Installing of­
dul not write the letter and that
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ficers. The Balladcers will sing
U numb, i - F .1 I\, ill I*
few of them would endorse the
BECOMING AMERICAN.
-pj,e j 0uOwing officers were ln-
eentim ents therein so poorly ex-
Elsew here on this page appeals stalled Saturday by the w om ens general chairman for the Odd Fel­
lows
and Mrs. Kent for the Re­
pressed. In its com m ent on the a h tter from Jam es A. Scott offer- relief corps: M rs Julia
Ashby
letter, the R-G speaks as if the ng som e constructive criticism of president; Mi». N ettie McKlbben. bekahs.
letter had been written by camp aa editorial which appeared in last senior vice president; Mrs. Tiller,
Mr and Mrs. George Jacobsen
officer*. Inasmuch as the camp week's Sentinel in which criticism Ju“ lur vice president; Mrs Nettie entertained Saturday- evening In
officers have spoken approval of was offered of those who want ^w‘bn/ ' ^ g ta n i'1' M*»‘ * E h^be'íh honor of their birthday anniver­
the story in question, The Sentinel the benefits of our government Rundl? ' conductress;
Mrs
Ada saries. The time was spent playing
rises to their defense. None of without assum ing any of the re- Jo n es,’ assistant conductress; Mrs. bridge and Mr. and Mrs C F.
them would use the atrocious sponsibilities of cilixenahip.
Minnie Ashby, secretary; Mrs. An- Hoskins held high score. Refresh­
English that appears in the note.
Mi. S cott shows that there are na Schoen, treasurer; Mrs. Eva ments were served at a late hour
Awbrey, Mrs. Eva Hatch,
Mrs. and the table was centered with a
Inaamuch a« only- approval has two side« to the question.
primrose plant. Guests were Mr
come to The Sentinel, possibly the
contention that Uncle Sam Laura McKernan and Mrs. Eliza and Mrs. Hoskins Mr and Mrs P.
belli Fahrenwald. color bearers;
etory took on som e m alignant fea- should m eet law-abiding aliens Mrs.
W illiam Morelock, patriotic H.
V “ Henienwav
*n’en*r«v and
an‘’ Mr and Mrs
tures when printed in the R-G, aaIf waJ haa considerable m ent. instructor. Mrs. Anna Schoen, re Ja'n *’s 1 Graham
despite the fact that the wording 11 should be easy for a desirable tiring president, was installing of-
enter-
was the same as that of the story person to secure citixenship, but ficer and Mrs. Eva Awbrey was , Mr* ,P '
,
V
(or “artical") in The Sentinel.
t'ne Sentinel's criticism was of installing conductress. A poiluck tM,1,lJ.e<l f ' MO'h Vi H / Ub J'S
A 1 3O. , br '
dessert luneh-
have . no desire to be- dinner was served at noon and w
The letter to the R-G needs some those who
..
eon.
The
table
and
rooms
were
at­
elucidating. The Sentinel has never ^ me
o i c o u n U >' ““ der several guests were present.
tr a c tiv e with pussywillows. Mrs.
heard of an "artical." and this
Ptotecuon of whose taw , they
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Clara Burkholder held high scire
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George
Jacobsen.
Mrs.
O.
U.
G uest, were Mrs Burkholder. Mrs
writer doubts whether the R-G in e ' The
referred
to
was
of
a
person
who
had
lived
,
,
er
.
a
.
L-
Godard
en-
g
L Godard Mrs P. A Emerson,
ever has. The word appears in no here 23 years, had made no »t-
. tb< '“dies aid society of y ra k . K. Mills and Mrs Marv
standard dictionary.
tempt to become a citizen and then '
„7,esbyterlaIl
church " ednes- VanuPenberg The club will meet
u
« vstc* u
meu Jay a/ t em oon of last week in the n twn w e e k , w it h M n P tr
And what is a dame ' lie? Have attempted
to upset a program church narlora,
About 23 were
* Mrs. G E
the women taken to sw earing?
launched by our government.
present. Plans for earning money
A
The Sentinel has no apologies
The Senunel has no doubt that during the year were discussed
Mrg. Bessie Sutcliffe entertained
whatever to m ake for its treat-
Scott ts correct in saying this fo llo w in g a business meeting the iho
Twelve dub
ment of the CCC boj-s. It has countr>- has many undesirable citi- afternoon was spent socially. The afternoon of last week Th. club
shown a consideration which the
gome naturalized and many ro"n>x were attractively decorated voted to contribute to the student
greater portion of them appreciate, QOtIi here, but that is no argument *
pus3l willow«, and refresh- loan fund and to give J2 to the
which the officers appreciate.
against the point we made. The
bou.r. c*’'' library for a new book. Fol-
So far as The Sentinel is con- criticism agamss citizen« who fail
lowing the business meeting the
earned, it Isn't worrying about
vow h^* on en been voiced bv respondent's version of a recent '»fternoon was spent socially and
«erved.
The
w hat may be thought, said or r h t sen tin el.
chamber of commerce trip to the refreshments w e r e -----
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— • by one or two CCC
----- boys
Hr n me
C*r«A>k 3-C
.1-/’ camp, and with it c lUD W
ill nn*<*t
In t wo week« with
w ritten
form ality of taking out citi- S
ce Creek
Maude*
Wrlaht'
who speak of an "artica!" and a u n sh ip paper« and of claiming to :bis note:
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Mrs M"ude WrlgM.
be a Christian because of attend-
"THE BOYS THINK THAT
The Tanglefoot club will enter-
ing church are not exactly com*
ARTICAL IS ONE L’AAIE tain with a kid**' party Thursday
Family Joyful—Dad's
BRICE CHEEK CAMP."
night of next week. Mrs. C. C. Cru*
parable. A person who takes out
his papers IS a citizen The per-
Keep your “shirts
on. Camp a?n* Mr«. Stewart Carlson. Mrs.
son who attends c h ^ c h may not •’« ‘cers. There never was a camp M«rvllle V eatch
Mr«. R«vn>o"d
be a Christian. A person may be anywhere, anytime In which some Mr9 Albert Helllwell Mrs Powers
Has Left Him
a
Christian
without attending
>o “"Sster8 dldn't frame Mra Qene Morton. Mrs W A.
When a man
erinnled with “burcb. but an alien cannot be- a kick
There was plenty In Woodard. Mrs Cecil Caldwell and
rheumatism cannot eo to his dailv conie a citizen without taking out every world war camp (and that Mrs L. W. Coiner will be hostesses
™ r k w d suddenly Lnd^ a sw ift bis papers. The person w h‘ be- included officers carnpsi Besides
powerful yet safe prescription that comes a citizen at the sam e time visitors' account» of camp life are
The "Just Folks” Sunday school
drive« out pain and agony in 48 become« aubject to whatever de- a*w^ya eo «mug. The viaitor for cla«j of the Methodist church en
hours ca.n you im agine the jubilant manda the governm ent may make the day sees the obvious good t e r t a ./h e ir fam ilies with a
happine«« of the whole fam ily as for the protection of that coun- thln8«. overlooks the discomforts;
™I"«/ ^ ^ 4 Mr<
S ^ U r l v ^ g i S T ' hlS P3V envel° pe Uy Be “
10
cred*'"
, h rge^ „ lhat the '¡hlnr WhiC?
^ 1*» T b . tabfe w m
Cottage Throve P h srm .^ v r«i> 3omfc ot our best “ bbcc* were to the vlaitor are a treat, to the traci ive w |th a centerpiece of mlx-
thla grin d
born under other flags. Be it said trooper become monotonous.
e<1 flowers and the time was spent
and thinks so much o f its m ight« to their sham e, some of those who
The visitor to a 3-C camp lo r- socially. Twpnty-flve were present
power to drtvT ex cels uriT Ic id sbowed the least interest in their KeU that all but a few dollars of
from the system that they guaran- country were boro under the stars each trooper’« monthly pay goes
« B*bIe^.cla.*9. ° f t.th®
te> one
on® rr
ront bottle to ________
to his folks and that the lad from Methodist church entertained their
85 cent
overcome ¡mil
and srrinpq
»trip«*.
rheum atic pain and conquer back-
The Sentinel greatly regrets any some prairie town In Illinois re-
Th^'dlaim.alnn e'en"
ache, sciatica, neuritis and condition which m akes it impossi- Quire« time to adjust him self to
f a r™nd” 'h, eeneriu ru?e, and
^ ¿ t e . ^ r m o n V ^ V t W<
Mr
,
h
s p e c i e ad vTses ' c T t h ”*' Me'thoS^
IT
J money back become a citizen. If he is not a
Everything considered achieve- church a , relating to present dav
fe r e r a
t O **
m i citizen, he has at least tried to ments of the 3-C camp« have been conditions.
Refreshments
were
' »erera.
-------- become one, support« the govern- marvelous. Most of the boys are served late In the evening.
ment under which he lives, and earning all they get. Nor are they
waa not an object of The Sent!-
unappreciative; they know a Job ,. Mr’ , “ rl ".ald,?'i" entertained
r.el,
- m i » . P ,.c , „ , « »
™ k WX
r ?
RHEUMATISM
S o ap
Ladies
Shoes
IN SUEDE
PUMPS & TIES
$5 4 $ « VALUES
ON SALE AT
J a n . S a le N o w O n
C . J. BREIER CO .
The Cottage Grove
Sentinel '•
papers a mere gesture and about
gives a page one «tory to last as
Friday's su n se t One hates to quar- a" convincing
convm cm g as
as one
one claim
cia.m ing
i. g to
io
rel with the Sentinel', news Judg- b* a ,Sbrl"tlan because he attends
ment, but sunsets of heartbreak-
„ ii
ing beauty are go frequent In this ,,J?8
for^Lt Jo
country that we thought they had * P
ca ed «5 .
tO
1NHKP Compound art« w ith amaa-
ln< apvvd to rellvva heart burn,
lost their new s value.—Eugene vT e
w»v ,a ri i r2 m .nd<« i ° ? ° n?
•onrneM. aridity, «aatritla, I n dl < ra­
Newg
"
who held the highest office, vet
tion,
hm darhe, nauaea nr dlcslnraa.
Hasn't the editor o f the News h ad „ onlv voted twlce ",or hlm’
It contain« Inrredienta th at rcatora
the «tomarh onlrkly, arreeably, aafo>
ever been over the range? This 8e,f
|y —th a t «1 vela« tin« benefits by he Ip-
valley has few glorious sunsets.
The writer hag In his possession j In«
And You’ll Jump Out of Bed io They
over co m e the eanae of th e trou­
have better o n e, on the
7 lde’?,ct ot
7 ,d
ble.
coast; and even more beautiful y_h, ch
eT¡,8 ar® a',bJeRt to
tbe Morning Rarin' to Go
Don't experim ent! Oet Zlneep from
one« and more frequent In eastern a ” d
’ how this to any-
ir dru««lMt today. It roete aoth-
0 JM M «o«r and rank and the world Oregon and W ashington,
If not eatlftfaetory.
where
onJ’
vltaI’v
Interested,
leefai jwak. don’t wwailow a lot of salta, min­ the cloud« are not so heavy as to , uIn co n clu sion ,Jet me emphasize
ara! watar. oU, laxative candy or chewing gum
fact that I bear no resent-
and aspaet them to make you euddeniy sweat blot out the setting sun, and where i
and buoya.it and fuH o t sunshine.
the dust In the air much of the ™ nt
account of your editorial, I
Fer they can t do It. They only move tbe year add, to the color effect.—8a- bu L ra¿ber am K'ad for this op- |
baweb sad a mere movement doesn't get at lem Statesm an
portunltv to warn all good Ameri-
tbe aaoaa. Tbs reason tor your down-and-out
Editor Beóe of Cottage Grove can’ not to be tof> basty about COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY
leetlaf to your Uver. It should pour out two
or criticizing any alien
Fa— ii at Uquld bUe Into your bowels dally. will doubtless be glad to Join us
• showing
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without first acquainting them ­
in
Editor Sprague
of Sa-
U tbto Mie to not flowing freely, your food
selves
with
the fa c t, and ever
’t digest, it . juet decays ln the bowels, lem an upper W illam ette
sunset
NERVOUS, HEADACHES
In mind
that , good
cltlzen-
rfoata
S up j
.*“ 1* .* next week-end during the editorial keeping
. , -
.
,
Mra. John Wright of
Maybe tbe
'o'*"
,PedCabvOta n : Z
^ 1 . 7 “ :
4th and i ’edar St*., func-
^ aw r u w iW .ww
d a ^ w H .w .u T o w .h o l. dX t s a l E Íg e :e V
don ‘ have dence
leg’k’i S r a t ! " ^
but
V lio n C ity, Ore M id : ‘ Í
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—
cWr
Citrus
Buy 2 pkgs tuid get 1 free
3 pkgs. 45c
Toilet Soap
C
7 in s e p ,
« I to ¿ pqtooned.
ru s:
■
It take« those rood, old C A R T E R ’S
UTTLB LIVER PILLS to «et these two
— — do of bile flowing freely and make you
foef “ap and up.” They contain wonderful,
tom
,
■MB
gentle veffvtable extracts, amadn«
Vtwa It eomee to making tbe bile flow freely.
But don’t «ok for llrer pills. Aak for Carter'«
UMte Liver Pllto. Look for the name J4 R A
Ctorter'x Little Uver PUto ou the red
laboL Mesont a aahotitute. Ste at drug
ft—
BUfliaALOa.
became very nerVou». a lv i
They’ve been doing better since father bv strict obeyance of the
1 «uffered from I - ina» li' *
and pain* in m y t id e
booze came back.
¡ f.w ’, ae*wlce to society and un-
> bark ami lim b * After h *-
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¡ »tinted loyalty to the country of
’
ing
h r Plerte’a Favorite
; hl» abode.
"ONE MAN’S POISON."
Preaniption
my
nervea
Which 1« the worst, the natural-
(Eugene Reglater-Ouard.)
were normal, the pain*
and a< he* had left me. I
An old adage says "one m a„ . , 1 !“ d citizen who support, h l. fam
. _ «
.
a .. IIV bv bootlegging, or the alien alept fine and felt strong and well again.”
poison may be another« meat.
feedn his babies by working
W rite h r. Pierce'a C lin k , Buffalo N. Y.
Thu* there comes to our desk a for the CWA?
New size, tablet* V) ft * , liq u id $1 00. f irge
size,
talja or liq u id , >1 35 “ We h e O u r P a r» .“
j clipping o f our Cottage Grove c o r -(
JAMES A. SCOTT.
U*
1 pkg. E nergy F ree
P o p c o rn
Jolly Time
Tuna Fish
C le a n s e r
Sunbrite
White Ment
Large 7-oa cons
F lo u r
2 for 25c
D e lic io u s
Every tack guaranteed
hurd wheat
4 cans 15c
Jell Powder
6 pkgs. 25c
$1,59
bbl.— 4 s k s.— $6»25
C a k e F lo u r
F a r in a
Swansdown
9.81b bag
25c pkg.
49c
H A D , Assorted Flavors
B lu in g
Mnde in Oregon
5c
Trixie Dog Food
A Real Buy
5c can
H oney s tra in e d
50-lb. bug
5-lb. pail
39c
M e a t D e p a rtm e n t
C re s c e n t S h o rte n in g
S lic e d B a c o n
in bulk
streaked with lean
3 lbs. f o r 25c
22c p e r p o u n d
H a m b u rg e r
B eef R o ast
10c p e r p o u n d
10' :C & 12' $c lb.
B e e f S te a k
L o in
T -B o n e
A L X A /A V S
ph
V eal C u tle ts
17/2
R ound
o
ini
P o r k S te a k
lb .
C lu b S te a k
M A K IN G
e
15
c
lb
F R IE N D S
C O T T A G E G R O V E ,O R E G O N
H. S. Mendenhall Cash Store
319 Main S tre e t
F R E E C IT Y D E L IV E R Y
P h o n e 89-J
Keep Your Money at Home and Still Save Money.
We Aim
to
Give Quality
at
Lowest Prices Possible
A FEW REAE BARGAINS
TROUBLE YOU ?
WITHOUT CALOMEL
ige. pkg. 25c
3 lbs. 14c
6 bars 25c
12-oz. b o ttle
T in y T o ts
A drlioioui and healthful
new cereal
Peanut Butter
2-lb. jar 23c
Cauiny
STOM A C H
Z
1-lb. box 15c
2 boxes 27c
Wash Powder
HRA
y .urn .1.
« a o'clock luncheon. The table and
The one thing they need (Just as rooms were attractively decorated
the army needed iti Is a more with marigolds and the afternoon
natural contact with civilian life, was spent sew ing and socially. The
Too often those of us who de- club will meet In two weeks with
scribe camps take too much for
Fred Bennett.
granted, and that's what gets the
„
.
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« 1 d » a . r UP T h , 3 .0 ,,o « p .;
may be lucky but his life isn t a a book
book rPvlFW
review of ,.Th„
"The Rr1o,hf
Bright
quite "a cinch."
Land" bv Janet Ayer Fairbanks,
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and Mrs. William Thum reviewed
"The
Forties" by Mead
WORD FOR ALIENS.
„
, Fabulous
A
Cottage Grove, Jan. 12. (To the -»‘»nigerode.
Editor.)—R eferring to vour edlto-
„
.
,
rial entitled, "No Sympathy," and
“ •‘njbers of the utopia club and
dealing with citizenship, may I in- .^ c o v e ^ d ’dHh d7nn«Tthuai.veiln v
form you that there are two sides ^ * ¿ . „ 1 .♦ .2 »
» 7. « K
to this question and. without quee-
y/ F
Mr
tlcnin* the merits or demerit« of
—
a “7 th a tCU f ? UnJte “sam "?eallv
The Presbyterian women's m In­
wants law abiding a lien , to he- Hlona7 , «oclety will rneet W edne.-
come citizens, he should do his
v
h?5?f.0
part bv m eeting them half wav.
. ■ . i wlth
Marlc
There are a great many law
“ ro M leader.
abiding aliens who would like to
up -
» r> «
be granted citizenship, but because (h .' ,D „
ro*L ® ‘* 7 “
° f some foolish technicality are
» u b *L
j
»
not eli* lb1' to thi" coveted h° " ° r
ChUrCh Wedne8day
ternoon.
i ' " 10- ' "
wS=h“ " ™ a. " ' i
The Lacnmus club will entertain
,
®
MP».
It seem s that it would require a elem ent seem to have n0 scruples day ¿ 7 , 1 *’ January
ln 8w an'
water grade to care for the flow in this respect and very often, 80
ball.
of money it would take for the through perlurlng them selves and
o „„„,
. . ...
proposed Lane county ahort-cut-to- friends, succeed In getting their
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K,hbor<l. fZubu W
tbe-sea.
naners
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I
meeA
Monday
evening
at
the
home
papers, with the result that the
„ „„A ac 1
i country Is overrun with cutthroats I of Mr8,
R Breedlove.
A uihor. of the nation have o r -.
with full responsibility of
The
I )bltum chjb w l|| m
ganized under the blue eagle. P«- C,t^“ "hermore except for the pur- thU “« '“'•noon (Thursday)
with
gaeue ha* become a hack horse.
p^ " ? eX ^ i l S g their franchi.S. J
..IL Arncst,________________
Rose Ourdou
10 bars 28c
S ir
in.
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.
The Cottage Grove Sentinel gives
a page one story to last Friday's
Sunset. One hates to quarrel with
The Sentinel's news judgm ent, but
sunsets of breathtaking beauty are
so frequent in thia country that
. . U,«r ,
0 » l,
new s value.—Eugene N ews.
The Sentinel didn’t speak of the
sunset a« breathtaking, but, con-
sidering som e o f the breaths we
have met, both before and since
booze came back, we should say
that w hat this country needs is
bigger and better breathtaking
sunset«.
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If we refuse to permit France to
ship us her wines, she threatens
to pay m back in our own coin,
It seem« to us it I* som ething like
tha*. we have been suggesting that
France ought to do.
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Most of the fem inine fur coats
worn in England are of rabbit
pelU, and the young . w i n . are
M’rshmallows
Crystal White
4.
g
lit.
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Good quality.
L a r g e 10 lb . c a n ....................4 9 C
6 b a rs
24c
12 b a r s
47c
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4 lb . c a r t o n .....................
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