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the Otttoc ■•tet>iHi»S (OhU't leeo. J^rntiurl MEicrnra. pottage grove , obeoow . TH URSDAY, JU N E 7, 1934 other«. The fellow who fills up on — ♦ at the hom e o f the former. A des- Mrs. G. B. P itcher was hostess returned from the east coast. St- , ! aert luncheon w as served at 1:80 last w eek for the LaComus club. urday, 3, children's service; 7:30, booze and then tries to operate V , 'T * | and a business and social after- A dessert course was served at street m eeting. m otor car Is Interfering with gf.iie in Batik, Adiiur . . . e e e I noon followed. Plans were m ade 1.30 and a social afternoon fol- FebUskeS x.ery TknnSsr by deltas« “ ke rl8 llts of all others using the ; for the annual picnic to be held lowed. Sw eetness In shades of H ighw ay B aptist Church, Henry Qrere PnbUekias Camp»— highw ays and it would be legal to “ 1 " ■ ■r 11 " ♦ Monday, July 18, at Horn's grove pink were attractive decorations W. D avis, Pastor.—Bible school, Sit*? -------------------------- Preelieal pUf guch a person perm anently in T>h. murrincre itfisa Rrrthn on the c °a st fork. Listed as spe- for the luncheon table. Miss Eunice 10. Mrs. Em erson, superintendent; :------~~ ■ ■■ ■ . ~ '•------ * * * fr a place where he would no longer R em inzton and Clav Galdablnl clal «hiests for the afternoon were Vandenburg w as an additional forenoon worship hour will be a t t r . l e ieee p a t l t e e t t . n e n te r e d a t Col be a m enace to anyone. t e t e G r o v e ee e e e e n d -e ie e i m e tte r . given over to a Children’s dav T his newspaper never bragged ™ tie, Mrs. B. R. Job and house Tuesday at the home of Mrs. program- evening at 8 the pastor Hjslnea« Off!— ii N o r th M x - t k I very m uch about the su ccess ,,V AU o c i o c a B I P H V U U I U U M l- « W ilm a V .-n .. -k . M u ru an of R ev i G Shaw p a of l - Kuest’ Mr8 W llma ( W agner, T Leb- Mary V VanDenburg. will give an illustrated lecture on ftÜttHCKlFTlOM MATUL prohibition, but it m ost certainly Relating The couple were at- anon’ and Mr8 Schoileld Stewart. - • — “Joan o f Arc.” (C a n a la aivaaaa.i e e e „ „ . . „ M r - aad M i j . D. . A. Em erson en- O a a y e a r ------- f l . T 5 | T h ro « m o n th * _»o.SS I h as seen no opportunity to point tended by Mrs. Elizabeth Galda- 7 90.25 . .. • booze as . better . . * ■. . — . 11 a «» f a _ J X _ S tertalned a »* « » i a a « s with Ik _ a « dinner - ___ Task 11 «hr Ht t'o _ I Mr. __ ___ ______ W ednes- M m m a n lh a > 1 .0 o |D n e m o n th of the groom, - and Valley. and Lutheran Church, W. A Syl- ' to legalized — . _ than I bini. — * . m other _ « L C* 1 W 1 71 itcher I „ V . „ a and m zl — A — /” N a M a Mrs. X_ ,ln.a a of # last I am A mvaa I v F a r a l f o rate*— 5 0 * y ea r a d d itio n a .1 l. the eon Gene, Mr. day week for the teachers . 1 such prohibition as w e had. Charles R em ington, father of w ester. Pastor. — Sunday school, the a “ d Mrs. Donald W itcher and of the Central school. The occas- 9:45. There w ill be no services M e m b e r ef Thia newspaper has never found bride. They left, follow ing th e children, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Con- ion honored Mi3s Marlette Ham- N a tio n a l E d i t o r i a l ¿ ¿ « e o la tio n 'fa u lt w person who cerem ony, for w a points as the pastor w ill be at O re g o n H t a te E d i t o r i a l A asocia tie n rauu w ith a n the ure persou wuu . imbibes jmu.U v ‘" iziiinn g o i along n / bv member the of the teaching Sunday — . . j = I nliim nio hiih hli/hw ov hv w'av ne‘ and ’ 8on “ Oerald -J of — “ this “ com- ant. a -------of teaching district convention. The O re g o n N e i r a p a y e r C a a f a r e n e e alcoholic liquors tem perately. H e M cKenzie hirrhwav Uoir nsunlty. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. sta ff here for a number of years, vears, tending next services will be held June 17. m ight be better o ff to leave them th . return thev will be at home W itcher o f Cottage Grove, Mr. and who has resigned. Additional e e e a 1 a m a a a . I a a I.« it,«. as a is it «vrv.elfi V \4> ’ j at . ^ . niauf. . _ * If eu If«,.». l^AnVesr a and w «8 Mr. X m a — I_ mtzkdla .n»... t Mr. f a n « 1 Mrs. %< «. a llfillinA. alone entirely. Just it would be Mrs. Vern Keahy Keahy guests .. were and W illiam LITTLE E FFO R T S, BIG Christian Science Society, 242 of Dorena attended the wedding Thum. better for him to drink less cof- south Second street. Sunday school, K LaLLTS. and uusepmue Josephine i fee, to sm oke few er cigarets, to i Mr, -r p w h p .i.r «nH Mr« i of Ralph «««»‘p“ W itcher mm ——— F or tw en ty-u u ee years of which t oro glcep or t0 discontinue A Merriman were ioint hostesses ^iolkoaki, was solem nized The Presbyterian ladles' aid so- 9:45; forenoon service, 11, sermon th is w ilie r know s there has been m ter n £ r a te habits, but »0 f o n d l y t o r thZ plst^ M atron^ club ^ u n ^ y . “ r' X m T w . T ‘V * ! church„J>a/ - topic, “God the Only Cause and in term itten t talk m Cottage Grove lon„ Hid not interfere Witcher will reside in LSa^lnaw . lors W ednesday. H ostesses w ill be Creator." e e e or soma kind o f r .o G tie iH tia iio r t 1 g M ,eu « J L h where Mr. W itcher has been em- Mrs. W. H. Daugherty. Mrs. P et F irst M ethodist EpIsoopalChurch, bv growers and coouerauon be- ° r with other persons, we made Qu iearned to discount hearsay? ployed for some time. Bressler, Mis. Susie Garoutte and M eredith A. Groves, Pastor.—Sun thm UO co“ 1i ,la*ut- However. The Sen- yOu verlfy w hat yQU f e a > , Mr3_ Ralph Ward day school, 9:45, Children's day would * esuit ill local producer. Unel ** Cn*y.i,O^e ° l h1*?* lib la l you akl ligh tly around those Mrs. Judson Allen entertained , . ---------- . . X t i v i n g ^¿C lo J S ^ in a ia e u put * at, beKl“ “ iaK ‘“ tasks w hich require thoroughness with a social evening Thursday in * -------------------------------------------------- * program; forenoon service, 11, ser supplying tne local m a ia e i, out nnd fau lt with intem perate use in > d «ccu racv’ M ost of us older honor o i the birthday anniver- a w v I mon topic, “The Child in the M idst”; reception of m em bers and n ot until recent w eeks has any wio ttceB oX alcoholic liquors. “ “ a'®"'a ®y' ot’ ° ld®{ saries of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. | C j i u r c baptism of babies and children; action been taken m at has hau All newspapers are condem ning the ; a ' Donnel‘ Allen' and her «on-in-law, evening service, 8, serm on topic, langiule results. Today murtlerer who m tanks up /„ m /* ^ iu ^ a lf o hh,f? e Terr.y ,M oody' J h e honor guests | ----------------------- " w we nav# potential U Y is u w a i u A ts a ia v s v k w in i vsp “The International R eligious Situ ireLs behind the steerina "K' D o you als° b lu ii ll received a number of g ifts and at g iu w e is organized and grocers co- »„,i and geta beb¡nd tbe steering ation Today," E rnest W. Peterson tnrougn? a late hour refreshm ents were Seventh-dav Adventist, Paul Iver- of the Oregon Journal as speaker; operating w ith m em tu put locai wheel. If we were to m ake any pre- served. Two blrthdav cak es were son, P astor.—Services Saturday, vocal solo by Mrs. F ay Isom. products on the local m arket at N o m ercy should be shown the p .ice s la ir to bom prouucer and driver of the car who sent J. J. diction for the com ing years, it is features at the refreshm ent hour. Sabbath school, 9:30, John Gibson^ Young people’s m eetings, 7, Ep that the world is going to be m ore Guests included m em bers of the superintendent; preaching service, worth League, “M argy and Her consumer. ■acksou to his death, if that per 11. Pastor R oss D ustin of Eugene B oy F rien d s”; answ ers of young m s m ovem ent was sponsored i bjn Js captured. u not captured, and more exacting in its require- Allen and Nichols fam ilies. of those who • — will speak the first Saturday of people on questions regarding love, by the cnam oer o l coinm eice, b u l ^ by thls tim e knows what sor- m ents, especially lead, w h eth er in politics or busl- i . Mr?- A w - K lm e entertained each month. P rayer m eeting, 8, courtship and m arriage; there will it is a brain child o l m e presi row blg ^ d iscretion has brought ness or the arts, a sincere crafts- “a°" day , oervenl"fr w ‘tb a,Hf areh'rc“ ;Tuesday' also be Installation of officers for dent of m at body, who grew u p , lnto 8#veral hom es and will the com ’ng year. P rayer m eeting, w ith producers, is m niaelf interest- throughout his life carry a men- m anship is the greatest need. Betty Rom aine, who left vester- P entecostal A*sscmbly of God, A t - ! 8, Thursday. Sunday school board Portland, wood Foster, Pastor. — Sunday m eeting, 8, Monday.________________ I ed in agiicuitnrai p u isu its and hm burden that m ay be worse G reat thinga are w aiting to be day f or her home in done. Man ia only on the thresh- Betty attended school here this school, 9:45; forenoon service, 11: ! given con duel aoie m ougut to ag lhan Ul0 puniSbm ent due him. hold of his universe. For those year and the guests included 15 evening service, 7:45. Tuesday, i nciiirura.1 pconoimeH. I WCM> BUUUlti UU, ¡»»u... 11 girl and boy friends. The evening ì;4ó, nib ie study. F riday, June 8, I h e ie never was a reason toi WOuld retain alcoholic liquors, is who have the skill and poise and was spent w ith gam es and con 7:45, special m eeting. Mr. and Mrs. daring there Is going to be no lack the local m arket not being sup to dem and som e sem blance of en- tests, after which delicious re W illiam Skondin, evangelists, will pned by local producers except me forcem ent of tem perance and of interesting work. be w ith us. Mr. Skondin is a B ut the m lllenlum will not be freshm ents were served. one Uiat piuuueers and u i.u ib u decency in consum ption of liquors. talented v io lin ist They have ju st attained in one last rush. W e are tors did not g e t togem er lor me _____________ The Presbyterian ladies' aid purpose. D isu io u to is couinn't de-1 K rectiDg m agnificent tomb- still on the long road up from the will m eet W ednesday in the Jungles. A few “parasangs ’ (as church with Mrs. W. H. D augherty pend upon produce wnen they , „tones to our departed wives and the forgotten Xenophon m ight say) as chairman, w anted it in sued quantities as ' oUl witb beautiful and en- m ey wanted. Tney couldn't even J de a sc r ip tio n s of love chlsel- for each generation constitute a pretty good march. Most of the depend upon i t b e i n g ol the q u ai-! ed tbeieon, show a proper respect, time, m ankind spends standing on ity dem anded by mo distributors but of le ntim es the departed ones his bootstraps, defying progress. trade, in a d d i t i o n uiey couldii t be nnght still be scattering sunshine He likes to live as he goes along, H ere’s Today’s L ive N ew s certain th at m e person from aiuOng us if words of love bad which after all Is fairly good For F a t W om en—And Men, Too whom they bought wonldn l g o beeu spoken and deeds of love per- sense. R ead It—Please. out and canvass m e city o ile n n g fm m eu while they were journeying W e oldsters w ho have helped to sell a t prices m at le lt We dis- t r o u g h m is vale o f tears, devise this age of plenty are “I have been ta k in g Kruschen _____________ tnbutor holding the sack. “ This Pow erful, P enetrating, frankly puzzled as to the next Salts for nearly a year for my Under the p ie se u t arrangem ent' ___ health, and for high blood pressure A ntiseptic Oil M ust Give producers anu distributors agree G 1E SEN IO R S LOOK AT LITE, step. So come on young 'ns, do H O M E 5 3 and rheum atism and it helped both. upon a fair p u ce, with a very! R esu lts or Money B ack .MA— — —M _____ My blood pressure w as as high as sm all m argin for the distrlbutoi, ^ ‘d ^u^ s got quite a jolt at this _ . _ 290 when I started to tak e Krus- and the p u ce the producer will year s com m encem ent exercises of Go to Cottage Grove P harm acy chen. I w eighed 255 and now I charge when selling direct to m e Eugene high school. Instead of today and get an original bottle of weigh 214—that is losing 41 lbs In consum er w ill he m e sam e a s that ask ,n8 som e more or less nota“le ^2S.ne 3 Em erald Oil. about nine m onths and I feel fine. fb e very first application will W ouldn’t go w ithou t K ruschen m e dieti ibuturs have a gieed to io Key to sT<iut platitudes and aph- give you relief and a few short Salts in the house.’’ Mrs W. E ckoff, charge. Producer« also a g iee that prisms, it was decided to revert to treatm ents will thoroughly c o n - , Saginaw, Mich. quality sh all be of m e best. There l“ 8 Bood old-time custom of uak- Vince you that by stick in g faith- B esides m elting aw ay ugly, ex- ure to he no second giades. B erries inK various members of the grad- fully to it for a short w hile your cess fat K ruschen constan tly keeps are the only products so far at- uutin8 class to give their view s to foot troubles will be a th in g of the the bowels regular and free from fected, but vegetables are to be l“ ° world. And now they did! past and, best of all, free from all waste th at is alw ays apt to poison ineuldud later. ' Those of us who are gettin g a offen sive odors. the system . This is an arrangem ent that bit gray in places m ay grin a bit. And one bottle we know will F at folks should H ve Kruschen should have been m ade a half M agnanim ously we m ay recall show you beyond all question that a m onth’s trial—it never disap- century ago, and it has been made som e of the florid high school ora- you have at last discov points—youlll feel so m uch better ered the w ay to keep your after taking one inexpensive jar w ithin a few w eeks through i n - 1 tionu of other years. And, in feet in a normal, healthy which you can g e t at Cottage telligent direction and coopera- fact, tw enty-five years from now, condition free from all Grove Pharm acy—keeps you cooler tion. som e of these orators m ay blush pain and soreness. in hot weather. Possibly we are overlooking as m ost of us blush now when we m any om er things that we m ight j com e upon the souvenirs of early easily do that would he a benefit years. to tile city and the commumLy. Y et w e m ust adm it the young If this one effo rt is a success, sters are ask in g m any questions a n d ,it seem s th a t it is _ going _ to be, . w h i c h we cannot answer. We the chamber o f com uieice has m ust plead guilty to m any of their justified its existence for m any indictm ents. Most of us have been years without another construe- m ock idealists. M ost of us have tive thing. 5 been m oney grubbers. M ost of the --------------------- time we have been guided less by A . n ?w style reli8 ion. Jn which our hopes Ilian by our fears. We uo hell is recognized, lias been have contributed little to the organized in Uincago. Of course, world’s peace. We have failed to P h on e 79 C o tta g e G rove It Is easy for a person living in guard the roads to opportunity. Chicago to believe that a kind j There is m uch that we huve failed A ll L a u n d ry S erv ice s E x c e lle n t D r y C lean in g providence would Impose no fur- ' to do. ther punishm ent. Tbe oncom ing generation can and will do better. In fact, its BOOZE B R IN G S DEATH. protests against the m any obvious A former Cottage Grove girl is wrongs and injustices are the echo a widow in Eugene because som e of our own outcries. There Is one with too m uch booze got be som ething very heartening in this hind a steering wheel. The person youthful crusading zeal. These responsible for the death of J. J. blunt questionings from the young Jackaon has not been apprehend indicate that our schools are he ed, but we suspect he Is u person ginning to do what they are In- who had a lot to say about pei tended to do. N evertheless, it sonal liberties during the years he needs to be pointed out that hoary could not legally buy booze. uge Is entltlod to ask som e ques There may be som e good logic tions, too. In the belief o f m any that we can How well, young people, are you not legally stop a person from j really equipped To do all these m aking a dam phool of him self, but things you are so anxious to do? that only applies when he is not How sure are you of all these Interfering w ith the rights of j facta you tblnlt you k now ?^ H ave I OVZvjLLi \7 II Over Head or Under Foot Nothing Is Equal to— P a in t R ugs R oofing p A B C 0 Twin Oaks Lumber Co. Phone 100 Typewriter Ribbons, Carbon Paper, Type writer Supplies. The Sentinel. A metropolitan printshop in a coming metrop olis. The Sentinel. Loose Leaf Supplies—all kinds. The Sentinel. Bookkeeping Outfits, all kinds. The Sentinel. VJllUiV S h e L o st F a t Sore, Inflamed Sw ollen Feet High Blood Pressure Phone 53-2 Free City Deliveries Daily Grade “A ” Milk Specials for June 8-9-11-12 Do not delay! Buy your flour and sugar now. Sugar will soon have a tax of 50 cents a sack and flour is advancing rapidly. I Get our prices. Sugar 25-lb. c lo th bag $1.29 N a llv S CA REFU L Launderers and Dry Cleaners D e lig h t V a lle y D a ir y HrMMWeiddaaal Salad Time Relish Spread o r D ressing Everybody knows the quality of Del Monte products PRICED SIX ''•'-'■Ài’-'- "'•> PORTLAND C«U y of ÍL oyaZ j ^HOTÇL MULTNOMAH] ' * Por I la KLz Izwqazt Hotel, ( . . ' \ » eco beeanfeilv « e n a h e l n>« M . a« I e wide vanrry cf K cee u e o S iM ee R A T E S • > for the 1934 Chevrolet line—four full-size cars—100% Chevrolet In quality and reliability Chevrolet fo r $465. ” T h a t’» the world’» low est price for a nix-cylinder car. T he low est price, also, for a car o f this size, w heel base and power! And a figure th a t sound» even more im pressive after y o c find out w hat it buys: A great big, fuil-aise, long- U Oregon nie Views C H : our Travel IT E L » die,eg iei aed m quality food •< popelet prîtes I f G e n e t e w e s the t n n e e e< t i l house li e ra e d ie n at ihr h.ied se- Oely Afee te ew Macke *we <*> k.d uq hs«ks sad M ULTNOM AH RTLAND. OREGON 2 for 2 5 c each 1 0 c 2 for p t-2 5 c 25c < it.4 5 c 2 hotties 4 5 c Graham Crackers A n g e l F o o d Cake Sunshine--Milk and Honey box 29< See the Reminder for more specials Ita e M e rs t Flint Mich.. P90. With hempen, spare tire andtlreloch. the I ist price 1 1118 ad- ditiorrel. Pncee eeb- lect to chense wtthorr» notice. Compere Chee- rolet'e lore delivered prices tad easy 8. M. AC. teme. A Getterai Mulot • Vile«. A group of additional new models 8-oz., 2 for 3 5 c 39c M eat D e p a rtm e n t Beef Roasts 12|c lb. Tender Steaks ROUND L O IN wheelbaac car id en tical in q u ality w ith a ll 1934 C hevrolet». A cushion-balanced S IX o f eurpriftingsm oothne«»,power,snap and dash. T h e m oet econom ical full-aize car th a t m oney can b u y. And ev ery closed m odel has a B od y b y Fisher. S ee th is new est C hevrolet uithuut delay, tod ay. CUKVBOLET MOTOB COUPANT. DETROIT. MI (311G AN TO S I S F ree m iniature color photo 83« can Williams’ Betty Crocker AND UP List price of Stenderti Sis Sport a^míó lot hospitality 3-ib. Dei Monte—No. 2 cans G ra p e fru it Del Monte—No. 1 tall S pinach C o rn Diamond A Whole Kernel—No. 2 cans F ru it P e c tin C e rto 32c qt. jar. C O F F E E cm “A n n Is G o i n g t o G e t M A R R IE D !” $ 4 .7 9 DEL MONTE Cottage Grove Laundry Phone 35-f-5 "YES! She’s engaged to a nice boy. H e’s not m aking a big salary yet, but he’s a hard worker. They’ll have to be careful of their m oney, at first!” Careful of their m oney! W ith a home to ftnd, furniture to buy, m arketing to lenrn . . . with the thousand and one little em ergencies! . . . And a young girl, Inexperienced In these practical problems, Is expected to be careful of her monoy! Ann will bless advertising: In the pages of this news paper she will find the very experience she lacks—the ad vice she needs! It Is when every penny counts that advertising gives Its best service. The advertisem ents you read are valuable lessons In every-day economy. They help, us nothing else can, to m ake your dollar go the longest distance. For ad vertisem ents show you which article, at the price you are willing to pay, Is going to suit you best. And the very fact that it Is advertised Is Its guarantee that it will give you satisfaction after you have bought it. The ailverllsem enta In this new spaper are a m ost valuable guide to w ise Inlying. It |>ays to road them regularly. 100 lbs. CHEVRQ1EI C O TTA G E GRO VE M O TO R CO. Beef Boil B aby 8 |c lb. Beef Steak 15c lb. 1 9 c lb. T-BONE Shortening 3 lbs. 25c Hamburger 10c lb.
