The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 05, 1934, Page 2, Image 2

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T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y 5, 1834
J ^ r n t i u x l N. R. A. T h a t la com p arab le to
l ir a B enton S c h re n k e n te rta in e d
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' w h a t h a s n a p p en e d In G erm any.
laa t Th i reday w ith a deaeert
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D ic ta to r H itle r ia a u p rem e fo r a
luncheon a t h e r hom e a t T h o rn to n
C o rn ers com plim enting h e r slater«,
PabUahW *»«y Ik.r.X»7 b, C a iu o
i?4^ “ tb e re*u lt o t l h * te rto ris m
Mrs. H a r r y E v an s, S outh D akota,
O r .. . P a b lla k lx Ccmpaa»
‘te h a s c rea te d , b u t even hia troop«
a n d Mrs. Lew E vans, N eb rask a,
Blb«n B«4«----------------------- _ r.M i4 .a t will n o t long obey h im In foliow-
w ho a re v isitin g a t the S c h re n k
tta n u n e r le k e e n -C u r te r .
M flF11* r ii—i — - a - 5!*''".7 ing a p ro g ra m o f bloody m u rd er.
hom e. C ards w ere a d iversion of
L ath am , Ju ly 2. — (Special.)
a hr.« «I>M Pbbile.tl.1 eat«r«d .1 Co«-
T h . dBya o f H itle r a r e num b ered
th
e a fte rn o o n a n d Mrs. R. M. R ice
..■»«fltt.ti*» m»i»V _ ; a n d he a'houïd n o t c o m p la h T if 'h e A beautiful ev en t of S u n d ay was
■it s .r th p u ts
h .fn r Y T h ~ ;7 « ,:i
the w edding of Mias A nna J. C ar- h ®ld h l**> sc.0'* . T he ho“ °»’ guest«
BuilAMi OfflM
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those w ho once did h is will.
E ugene. T hey w ere m a rrie d u n d e r ,
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(Cae* la »¿ranee./
One year ------ |1 .7 6 |rk re e moot ài -9 0 .0 6 1 ___
a n a rtistic a lly d e co ra te d a rc h of
Mrs. R a lp h S a ltsm a n e n te rta in e d
SU loooih i — $l.(M>|Jae moot* - _>0.1Ä ¡ £ D —
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w ith tw o tab le s of
Fereiga rale— ftQe y «a* additional.
M ost o f us a re like th e fa rm e r peas on the law n o f th e Lee WU- b ridge ’ in 'hono'r*1 o f 1 h e r ^ m o th e'r
Mam ber ef
, w ho a tte n d e d a show w hile v is it- , Hams hom e. W hile th e w edding j M rs. A. W. Sw anson, w ho is spend-
MatloowJ A Alt «ri ai ▲esaetatloa
I in g re la tiv e s in N ew Y o rk s H e m arc h w as being played by Mrs. in g the w eek h e re ’ Mrs. M erville
Oregoe diala JC Aita ria l À u o « U U « a
I ask e d w here the a cto rs cam e fro m F r a n k W hite, a u n t of the bride, V eatch held h ig h score a n d Mrs.
Oregoa fl e «ripagar Caafareace
: a n d w as in fo rm ed th a t m o st of Dee W illla n u gave th e bride in S w anson w as p re sen te d w ith a
th em lived in N ew Y ork. “W ell,’' - “ areiag e.
D orothy B aldw in of j prize. R e fre sh m e n ts w ere served,
he replied, “th ey do p re tty good ^
“f f a r ^ M ^ ^ V E ^ n e
r
,
PRIM ARY IS D ESER TED .
T h e f a c t th a t P e te r Z im m erm an fo r hom e tale n t. T he e d ito r of was b est m an. Rev. L ew is L arson
F irs t Oil W ell in U. S.
h a s been n o m in a ted in a conven- The S entinel h a s received a n a u to - of the L u th e ra n c h u rc h pf E ugene
The f' rfct oil « e ll In the United
tio n a s a c a n d id a te fo r governor, g ra p h ed copy of B en H u r L am p- p erform ed
the cerem ony.
The 1 S ta te s w as sunk by Colonel D rake
a n d n o m in a ted by those who have m an 's “T he T ra m p P rin te r," book bride w as dressed in a lovely blue : a railroad conductor who through
h a d th e m ost to sa y ab o u t the edition of a fe a tu re sto ry th a t ra n dre ss a n d c a rrie d a bouquet of frIends , \ HW n „ VeA w h . s n » , , l n t
sa c re d n e ss of th e O regon p rim a ry , in T he O regonian. T he p rin tin g , w hite sw eetpeas a n d p ink roses.
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h a s led to a real dem and fo r done by th e M etro p o litan P re ss, T£ i . bridesm aid w as gow ned in
dire, lor and superin ten d en t of
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have ? i cbida a" d sw e e t'>e7 ” F ?Uowia« the Pennsylvania Rock OH company
m a ry —so m eth in g sim ila r to th e old d ica ie coo p eratin g , could n o t n ave th e cerem ony a n in fo rm a l recep- . nrt th o e
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,
conv en tio n system .
been b e tte r done h a d it been done tion w as held a n d delicious re- I ’ , t,le S tn e ta Oil company In 1858.
i f in d ep e n d en t c an d id a te s a re to in N ew Y ork. I t is a n o u tstan d - ' fre s h m e n ts of ice c re a m a n d cak e ] A“ er m any delays and difficulties,
be n o m in a ted by convention, why ing exam ple of the b est in th e a r t were served by M rs. M olly K line < he secured the services of W illiam
n o t th e p a r ty c a n d id a te s w hom ty p o g rap h ic a n d is p lain ly th e ar‘J M rs- Jo h n n y O lson on pink, j A. Sm ith and tw o sons, hr! ue well
th ey hope to d e fe a t? D oing aw ay p ro d u c t of m a s te rs of the a r t f o U o w ln i ^ M r ^ n d
drillers, to a ssist him In ids work.
w ith th e p rim a rie s w ould save can ­ E v e n those w h o m ig h t n o t be in- H am m erio k sen , Ja k e H a m m e ric k - A ctnal drilling operations sta rte d
d id a te s a n d ta x p a y e rs larg e sum s te re te a in re ad in g a b o u t th e aen| E llen H am m erick sen , M a rk *n June, 1839. on a spot located
of m oney.
m etim e jo u rn ey m an o f th e lit- H am m erick sen , M arvon M ickelsen, j n ear the “old oil s p r in g ” well
W ith g ra n g e rs a n d o tn ers who “so
tie hom e-tow n paper., in d a y s th a t Mrs. M ickelsen Rev. a n d M rs. known , 0 farmHrg
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h av e h e reto fo re th ro w n up th e ir com e no m o re" w ould fe a s t on th e L ew is L arson, Mr. a n d M rs. O scar „„„,1,00«. »
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h a n d s in holy h o ir o r w hen th e b e au ty of c ra fts m a n s h ip of th e H am m erick sen , M aybelle Jo h n so n ,; 90unieast of litu sv ille .
Ih e well
p rim a ry w as a tta c k e d now norni p rin te d p ro d u c t. N o need to go to E llen a n d Mrs. H a m m erick sen of I was brought in on August 27, 1859
n a tin g th e ir c a n d id a te s by the old N ew Y ork fo r the best in p rin tin g , j S£liii,r n ia ’T
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convention system , we m ay expect O u r h o m e t a le n t d o e e ih «
heat n tin
' Mr3, J o h n n v Olson, Syd L ittle,
o u r hom e ta le n t does tn e
best
o r o t h v B aldw in, Mr. a n d Mrs.
k(im at H t tt «r Or* fcS «4 or»sx SiSwiii «a
'G e o rg e M cReynolds, Mr. a n d M rs.
In ike I n .. I
« ¡;. ,»n it
A nd we d o n 't w a n t to re tu rn to t h a t c a n b e done.
By re q u e st of th e a u th o r
th e ■ F r a n k W hite, C arm en W hite, Mr. 1 a thousand m illio n ; in Germ any
th e old boss s y s te m T h a t w ould
rew ord w a s w ritte n by th e
ed- a n d M rs. Lee W illiam s. A llan L ee and England It la a million m ini/».
be th e d a n g e r of re tu rn to the fo
ito r of T he S en tin el, w ho h im self W illiam s, Ja c k C a rte r. M rs. Molly
w uuon m illion
convention system .
n a rro w ly m issed being a tr a m p K line a n d G ra n d m a C hristenson. ,
r n u . vDL;
T h e old p a rtie s m ig h t do aw ay
Since th is w as the second wed-
T H O R N T O N C O R N ER S,
p rin te r.
w ith the p rim a ry by n o t u sin g it,
d in g a n n iv e rsa ry of M r. a n d M rs.
J u ly 2.—Mr. a n d M rs. W illiam
G eorge M cReynolds, th ey cele- W hitlock a n d ch ild ren of Gow dy-
by follow ing the exam ple of those
A p h y sic ia n w ho claim s to h ave b ra te d w ith a yellow a n d w hite I ville sp e n t T u esd ay e vening a t th e
w ho n o m in a ted Z im m erm an a n d
k n e w before th e p rim a rie s th a t m ade a stu d y o f th e su b je c t says cake w hich m atc h ed M rs. M cRey- J ° e P re m az zi hom e,
M
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M osby of O orena
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th e y w ere going to n o m in a te a n th a t every k is s sh o rte n s life th ree nolds' dress. The w edding cake v isited
la s t w eek w ith M rs. Chas.
in d ep e n d en t c a n d id a te if th e ir own m inutes. Yes, b u t you live a lot w as p in k a n d w hite. T h e table B oslaugh.
m ore, a n d th ree -m in u te kisses a re w as decorated w ith f e rn s a n d p ink
c a n d id a te w ere n o t selected.
M r. a n d M rs. G eorge F o s te r
T he w edding w as a t 2
One th in g seem s c e rta in . I f Z im ­ n o t so bad. T h en th e d o c to r w i l l , roses.
a n d ch ild ren a n d M rs. F o s te r ’s
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m e rm a n fe a re d he could n o t win
ones a n d C o ttag e G rove g irls
w beiSu
. y 1.11 siste r, M rs. M ay H o rn of Bay
th e n o m in a tio n in th e p rim a ries, live
nev er grow old
m ak e th e ir hom e’ T he b rid e ’s C enter, W ash., picnicked B unday
, trav e lin g costum e w as of solid a t the C ed ar c ree k bridge w ith
th e re is no re a so n to believe he nev er grow 01a.
| w hite. T he bride w as p re sen te d M r. a n d M rs. F. M. C h a p m a n of
c an w in th e election in N ovem ber.
E ig h ty -n in e p e r c e n t of th e p e o -| w ith w edding g ifts w hich would D ivide a n d M rs. R oy F o s te r of
T h e Z im m erm an p ro g ram , one to
pie
of
O
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on
p
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w
er
lines
fu rn ish a hom e except fo r tables E u g en e. M rs. R oy F o s te r accom ­
th ro w a h u g e b u rd e n of d e b t upon
p an ied th em hom e a n d th a t eve­
th e sta te , is one t h a t w ill cause of m un icip al o r p riv a te p o w er 1 a n d ch airs.
n ing Mr. F o s te r m oto red h e r to
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th in k in g v o ters to u n ite behind p la n ts. A nd ra te s a re re g u la te d by i
h e r hom e in E ugene.
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r. ^ a n d t M .¿ rs.
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m in'd D e l ü " d a u g h te ^ r'o f‘lifr^ a n d i M M
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m an, a n d th a t c a n d id a te c ertain ly a re those w ho would p lu n g e the
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w ill be Jo e D unne, rep u b lican
nom inee, who h a s n o wild spend­ to the o th e r 11 p e r cent.
F alls, a n d . Jo sep h E . B rich e r, son I m M" s G e o rg etta K now les of Cot-
ing p ro g ra m to fo ist upon the a l­
re a d y ov erb u rd en ed taxpayer.
C o tta g e
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n
D irt u n d e r th e f in g e r n a ils is
said to be a q u a lifica tio n f o r pub­
lic office these try in g days. T a k ­
ing fo r g ra n te d , we p resu m e, th a t
th e re will be a m ud -slin g in g cam ­
paign.
' jerce could a r ra n g e a m o rta l com-1 m ony. T h e bride w as c h a rm in g in I W a s h * * '^ dreUKg u e s ts ° i) f V<M r0Uand
b a t betw een th e tw o th a t w ould ; a «ow n o f w hite crep e w ith a bou- M rs H e n ry L ak e tw o d a v ? o f f ^ t
be som ething.
.
I quet of g a rd e n ia s a n d lilies-of-the-I
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valley. M iss B ernice H e cto r. K la m - ! M rs - F L H o c k e t t e n d M n C
Men h ave q u it c riticizin g w o rn -, e m e n i b i e ' a n d ^ J a r r f ’ 1 * ° ^ & ^ " d R ’ T re n t a tte n d e d a bride’s show er
e n ’s b a th in g su its because th e re is or c hi<ig T h^d a r o n m ^
a ? d ‘n h o nor o f Mrs. W illiam Jo h n so n
no longer a n y th in g to criticize.
“ in BW cher w S b S t m »n »Sd’
1 W ednesday a fte rn o o n a t th e hom e
W hy a fa n fo r a fa n d a n c e r?
p
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W ‘‘“ am W h lti° Ck a t G ° -
BLOODY HITLERISM .
Som e of us fin d f a u lt w ith our
td be able
keep C° ° ' ' w^dd"!3^ ^ b r e a k f a s t‘’v m s '^ e r e e d ^ a ^
Sa“
g o v e rn m e n t a n d th e m a n n e r in w ith o u t IL
w hich It Is o perated. Som e of the
the M arion hotel, a f te r w hich the
M rs. F a n n ie P a lm e r a n d g ra n d ­
b older p e rso n s c h a rg e P re sid e n t
“E x p o su re to th e su n is said to i couple le ft o n a trip to O regon
R oosevelt w ith being a d icta to r, age th e body, w hich re ally is n o t j beaches. T hey will re sid e in E u- so n of M osby c re e k v isited S a tu r­
d
a
y w ith Mrs. H e n ry L ake. P h ilip
b u t a n y w ho a re n o t sa tisfie d w ith new s, but if th e idea could be g o t gene. Mr. B rich er is a g ra d u a te
ak e, w ho sp e n t la s t w eek a t the
th in g s a s they a re h e re a re in­ over to th e f a ir fe m in in e we m en , ° i C ottage G rove h igh school a n d L
P a lm e r hom e, acco m p an ied th em
vited to ta k e up residence in G er­ m ig h t n o t h a v e so m u ch to c ritl- la te r a tte n d e d school in th e east to his hom e.
m any, w here th ere is a re a l dic­ cize a b o u t w o m en 's clothes.—Cot- ! a n d O regon s ta te college. The
P e te T onole delivered a tru c k
bride a tte n d e d O regon. M r. and
ta to r w ho g e ts rid of c rlticlze rs ta g e G rove S entinel.
of shingles fro m h is m ill to
"Criticize, B ro. B ede? C riticize?" Mrs. Jo sep h B ric h e r Sr. a n d sons load
th e D ra in school la s t w eek.
a n d o b stru c tio n ists by the sim ple —P
o rtla n d S p e c ta to r.
i Irv in a n d V incent a tte n d e d the
Mr. a n d M rs. F r a n k L a B lu e a n d
m ethod o f stic k in g th em u p be­
"W h at do you m ean, B ro. G a g e? wedding.
d a u g h te rs of H e b ro n v isited W ed­
fore a firin g squad.
W h a t do YOU do if you d o n ’t c rit- '
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n
esd
a y w ith M rs. Jo e P rem azzi.
I t is a lm o st unbelievable th a t a icize?”—C o tta g e G rove Sentinel, j Mrs. D. A. E m erson, w ho leaves
L. W. S m ith a n d G eorge C hap­
f irin g sq u a d could be fo und in
E r, well, th a t is to say, we c ritl- next w eek to m ak e h e r hom e In m an h ave gone to QuartzvIUe for
tim e o f peace to p o u r m eta l into cize, w hich, a cc o rd in g to W ebster, J Salem , w as p leasan tly su rp rised a n o u tin g over th e F o u rth .
th e bodies of those d e sig n ated for is “To ex am in e a n d fudge a s a i this a fte rn o o n (T h u rsd a y ) when
A r th u r B au d er, w ho a cco m p a­
d e a th w ith o u t tria l a t the w him c ritic," w ho Is "O ne w ho expresses j th e L aC om us club, of w hich she nied Mr. a n d Mrs. A. S c h e rm a ch e r
a
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N o t since th e d a y s w henP C zar ? ? ,
° f „ ? r .lt ’ L ’ involvlne an M rs. C. J. K em in h e r honor. The day. H e v isited som e tim e w ith
N inhnia« n ^ „ „ ^ a b i o i,ia
. a p n p ^CiUe’
r e c i i a ^ t i . o ^ n i n of
n fre
was
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Mrs.
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n a s | > m e eaning.
a u u t of course.
course, Bro. ; The club presented M
rs. E m erson
erso n ! d a u r ~ g u h * te ~ r v isited ~
F rid
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th e re been a n y th in g to equal w h at Bede, we w ere th in k in g fo r the w ith a gift. O th e r a f fa irs planned Jo h n Allen and Die P itc h e r hom es
h a s ju s t happened in G erm any, m om ent th a t - you - had used
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B llue
M rs.
E v en the cruel C zar N icholas w as w ord in th e m o re com m on sen se o of t , bridge p a rty this e vening given i | cousin, Ben B ow ers,
ers w ho had
is
h a d v vis-
m ore re fin e d in hia m eth o d s of “An,m*
dvArf upon
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nle F rid a y n ig h t a t H o rn ’s grove hom e, a ccom panied th em hom e
dealing w ith hia political enem iea.
b y th e U topia club w ith th e ir fam - , to re m a in over th e F o u rth before I
K a ise r Bill, w hose a rm ie s hastened
T h e L eo n id «
llles-
_
re tu rn in g to his hom e In N o rth i '
to obey hia will, did n o t in tim es
Bend.
T he leonids a re m eteors which
of peace p e rp e tra te a n y th in g to
T he M ethodist ladies’ a id picnic, I H a ro ld B oslaugh Of CCC cam p
equal th a t w hich ia b ein g done by a p p e a r to ra d ia te from the constel­
planned fo r W ednesday of l a s t ! O dell is spending th is w eek w ith
lation Leo in the n o rth ea stern sky w
those w ho have succeeded him.
eek a t the A rn e st p a rk , was his p aren ts.
Im ag in e w h at w ould h a p p en in each year.
T hey a re supposedly _ changed, due to the w e ath e r, to | M r- a n d Mrs. M a tt M addess of
th e good old U. S. A. if P re sid e n t p a rt of a m eteoric sw arm that | a . covered dish luncheon a t the Oow dyville sp e n t S a tu rd a y eve-
R oosevelt should send a _ ____
firin g w re a d ie s
spei ...v«««««
tac n la r uiuui-iiHinh
nronortions . c h u rc h - . T he usual ro u ____
tin e ______
business
n »ng a t the J, W, F ish e r h o me.
-
.. .
follow ed
ed a a a n d d the
the follow
follow ing
ing officers
officers .....
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squad to got C larence D a rro w e v e r; .'13 vi-ar The 111 ■ , . ,111,1,.vs
follow
.< ’'t
st displays
and ' 1
a n d o th e rs who have criticized th e
'
j ' i
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‘•“ -»
di. plays w ere elected: M rs.
is. c C. . N. L and,
I»,».«
-1 A en
-»« « t; . »«
X . A. G rovesT vice 1
, «um w ao n av e c n u c w a tn e occurred In is ::i mid 1HGG, « <■ lie
n 41«.,
the ; p re sid
M rs. A M.
I e n rth crossed th e orbit of the leo p re sid en t; M rs. D. W. S tu rg e s’, sec- I
nlils and m illions of "shooting r e ta r y; M sr. R an so m Cone, treas-
U a n 7 ' d i X ’ “ P ,lH‘ Sk5'
8 b r" dUT - t o hewithr °tU
hB
e a Ä ^
llant dlsplaj.
school class, th e room w here the
aid h o ld s its m eetings.
W ell 1,798 F e e t D eep
*
Of the m a n ; fam ous a rte sian n i? ^ „ T X f S f i .o f JuJv plc-
!Baboon’s Statistics.)
« .
.« nic wad held a t S h o rtsto p , su m m er
wells in various p a rts of the world hom e of th e R oy S h o rt fam ily. In-
Mt. V ie w Pavilion
that at Crenelle, n ear P aris. Is per- eluded
in th e g ro u p w ere the '
haps (lie most famous. T his well
Mills, A. W. Hel- '
w as bored in the period betw een
? ; hi enJa a n i B ’
J ob
Good Musio by
iwiQ
i c << a,;
i
¡fam ilies of th is c ity ; Mr. a n d Mrs.
1833 and 1841. 1 he shaft w as C harles A dam s, E u g en e ; Mr. and
driven to a depth of 1,798 feet and Mrs. R aym ond G rube, P e n g ra ; Mr.
the w ater, coming from th a t g re at ancl M rs. S. S. L assw ell, P o rtla n d ; <
depth, rises w ith such force It leaps p7,rtlan'i a ” d MrS' F ' D ' H ow e-
m ore than SO feet Into the air.
1
‘
85 Per Cent of
Business Failures
Are Firms Who
Do Not Advertise.
DANCE
Saturday, July 7
M rs. J a c k M aulding a n d d au g h ­ sm all bones In h lr rig h t foot S a t­
te r v isited M onday a fte rn o o n w ith u rd a y a n d is u sin g a cru tch .
M rs C harles B oslaugh
Mrs. N ellie B oothbv of P o rtla n d
Is v M tin g w ith h e r siste r. Mrs.
Tom W illiam s.
HEBRON
Mrs. C het Vinson, cam p A, spent
J u ly
W ilb u r T elford a n d hie
m o th er, M rs H. E. T elford, re ­ F rid a y a fte rn o o n w ith Mrs. Geo.
tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in K la m e th Kebelbeck.
Mr. a n d M rs. G eorge G ilcrlst a n d
F a lls W ednesday a f te r a th res-d ay
visit a t th e E. J. E d w a rd s hom e. little son R ich a rd a rriv e d T h u rs­
day
to visit w ith Mr. G ilc rist’s
Mrs. E d w a rd s a n d son E rn e s t
w ent w ith th em fo r a few w eeks' m other. Mrs. Je ssie G ilcrlst, un til
visit, Mrs. T elford Is Mrs, E d ­ S a tu rd a y evening.
w a rd s’ m other.
H u g h Chesebro, K n ig h t’s L an d ­
M iss B ernice P a tte n re tu rn e d ing, and a niece. M iss E lizabeth
W ednesday fro m E ugene, w here L angdon, M ontabello, Cal., sp en t
sh e h a d been tw o w eeks follow ing S unday n ig h t w ith a n a u n t. Mrs.
a n a p p en d icitis o peration. She Is Je ssie
G tlcriat.
T hey
re tu rn e d
g a in in g rapidly.
M onday, ta k in g w ith th em Mr.
C h arles F ü h r e r dislo cated the C hesebro’s m o th e r M is. M innie
2.—
Chesebro, w ho had s p e n t nine
w eeks w ith h e r siste r, M rs. Q u­
erist.
M rs C hesebro and Miss
L angdon will spend the su m m er
In the m o u n ta in s w here Clyde
L angdon is overseeing a CCC gang
w orking in a fo rest n e a r Y reka.
Cal.
Mr. a n d Mrs. F re d F ro s t o f C ot­
tage G rove visited w ith Mr. a n d
Mrs. Add H e ath M onday evening.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Add H e a th will
spend th e F o u rth a t W in ch ester
bay.
Mrs. C lara G ilham m oto red to
.Notl M onday a f te r Mr. a n d Mrs.
Ja m e s M orris, w ho will visit th em
u n til a f te r the F o u rth .
L en a rd G ilcrlst w en t to D uns-
m uir. Cal.. M onday.
DRASTSC
PRICE REDUCTIONS
UP TO
$
5 0
BRING
C H E V R O LE T
to the record lo w price o f
D K A L E H A D V E R T IS E M E N T
NEW REDUCED PRICES
Amount
New Reduced
of
List Price Reduction
STANDARD M ODELS
S p o rt R o a d s te r .................................. . .
C o a c h ....................................................
C o u p e .................
. . . .
$465
$25
25
25
M A STER M ODELS
S p o rt R o a d s te r .................................. . .
540
C o a c h ..............................................
T ow n S e d a n .....................................
S e d a n ................................................
C o u p e ....................................................
S p o rt C o u p e .......................................
S e d a n D elivery.................................. . . . . 600
COM M ERCIA L CARS
C o m m e rc ia l C h a s s is ....................... . . . .
U tility L o n g C h a s s is .......................
D u a l L o n g C h a s s is ...........................
U tility C h assis a n d C a b ................
D u al C h assis a n d C a b .................... . . . .
U tility L o n g C h a ssis a n d C a b . .. . . . .
D vxl L ong C h a ssis a n d C ab
....
C o m m e rc ia l P a n e l........................... . . . .
S p e c ia l C o m m e rc ia l P a n e l............
U tility P a n e l........................................ . . . .
D u a l C ab a n d S ta k e B o d y ............. . .
D u al L ong C ab a n d S ta k e B o d y ..
A N D U P , F. O . B. FLINT, M IC H IG A N
35
35
30
35
KHEVROi
35
35
Reductions am ounting to as
much as $50— the most sub­
stantial price cuts announepd in the low-
45
price field this year— have dropped C h ev­
30
50
50
50
$465. Just compare this price— compare
any Chevrolet price— w ith those o f other
50
w hat you pay!
rolet’s base price to a new low figure of
355
595
605
625
575
750
680
740
cars.
50
50
T hen compare w hat you get for
T h e re ’ll be no question
in your m ind which car to buy.
35
Chevrolet offers patented Knee-Action
35
50
*50
50
— and others do not!
T h e same t h i n g
applies to Fisher body, cable-controlled
brakes, Y - K
A b o v e e r e l i e t p r ic e » o f p a e a e n f e r car» a t F lin t, M ic h .
W ith b u m p e r » , » p a re ti r e a n d ti r e lo c k , th e liâ t p r ic e
o f S ta n d a r d M o d e l» i» $18 a d d itio n a l; M a s te r M o d el» ,
820 a d d i t ’ jn a l. L ia t p r ic e » o f c o m m e r c i a l ca r» q u o te d
are f .o .b . F lin t, M ic h . S p e c ia l e q u i p m e n t e x tra .
P ric e» a u b je c t to c h a n g e w i t h o u t n o tic e .
C om pare
C h e v r o le t'e lo w d e liv e r e d p r ic e e a n d a a ey G .M .A .C .
te r m e . A G e n e r a l M o to r e V alu e.
fram e, shock-proof steer­
ing, and 80-horsepower, valve-in-head
six-cylinder engine. Y e t the price o f the
Chevrolet Standard is lower th an th a t of
any other six or any eight in the world.
CHKVHOLET MOTOR COMPANY, DSTROIT, MICH.
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112 N o r th N in th S tr e e t— P h o n e 77
Does ihe Shadow
C laren ce T a y lo r ’s
P ep P ed d lers
Ship Y our W ool
to the National Wool Market­
ing Corporation
a t Terminal No. 4
P o rtla n d , O regon
th e la rg e s t grow er-ow ned and
o p e rated w ool-m arketing agenev
In th e c o u n try
AU wools h an d led s tric tly on
C om m ission.
L IB E R A L A D V A N CES ON
D E L IV E R Y
Wood!
Bone Dry Slab
16-Inch, $2.75 Per Cord
Got Oar Special Price on
Your Winter Supply
Ervin Hansen
707
N.
10 St.
Phone 184-R
S p ecia l L in e
E tch ed G la ssw a re
Goblets, Clarets, Cocktails,
C h a in publics
19c
D a r lin g V a r iety
S to res
T he P re sb y te ria n m issio n ary so- I
B u > , A fg h x n C a p ita l
clety m e t W ednesday o f la s t w eek
In spite of its Isolation Kabul „ th ‘! b T e o t
W L H a tc h ’
fa r irom
o r pr.m itive. Tbc
^
‘‘¿ I t ^ w ^
Argnan capital has electric lights in ch arg e of the le»son stu d y and
from a w ater power plant, tele Mrs. J a m e s S m ith gave a re p o rt
pbones, autom obiles, m an ; of them 2," h5 r re ce n t t r l o *o th e N ational
............. .
rcpr,« r « L T y r S nu m ^ e,Sfb,Vg u e ^ C^
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ANNOUNCING
AMAZtHQ
se n ta tn e s , m achine shops, muni- p r e s e n t R e fre sh m e n ts w ere served
tlons w orks and factories for milk a t the close of th e a fte rn o o n .
Ing soap, shoes and cloth, all built
T he D in n e r club a n d m em bers
under Urltlsh supervision.
of th e ir fam ilies held a picnic
S a tu rd a y evening a n d S unday a t
C u c u m b e r Old V egetable
the Jo e S m ith, G eorge M atthew s
T he cucum ber la one of the old a n d Schofield S te w a rt sum m er
hom
es K a lul
t S M co r „ ttsb u rg . In c lu d e d as
eet garden v e g e t a b le
r
| r , n e n
____
special g u e sts w ere Mr. a n d Mrs.
tloned In tlic o ld T estam ent and In R o b ert S te w a rt and d a u g h te r M ai-
profanc history w as known at leas, 8 a re L Coquille, fo rm e r m em bers.
8,000 je a r a ago. It prolinldv orlvl a n d A llen W ilson, T u rn e r, house
nntcil in India. W hile cucum bers KUeat ° f D r' and^ M re- B - R- J«*- !
a re used to Home e x ic at as a fresh
Mrs. R. M. RicT w as hosteaa last F a m O U S
vegetable, it is in (he m aking of T h u rsd a y fo r th e J u s ta m e re club
pickles th at they a siime great Ini ? ? d i? vl,t ed M. « d d ltio n al g u ests REMINGTON
PORTABLE
portance.
<"a r * B ra ch e r a n d M rs. C. E.
_____________ Brown. A d e sse rt course waa
. . .
, _
served a t 1:30 a n d c a rd s followed.
No W ater in N o » and E ars
Mrs Jo e B ally held h ig h ecore. REDU CED
The seal docs not need to feat
c ' u *>
hold a picnic and
th a t w ater w 111 get Into its nose or
P a rty next T h u rsd ay .
e ars when It dives, for a special
T he A m erican L egion a u x iliary
pro\Ision of n a tu re guards against will hold a special m eetin g Mon-
thin form of discom fort. Each of tiav
w hen Mm. D oro th y C.
these organs Is furnished with a
Think of it! This world-popular
sniali valve which d o se s as soon as the en su in g y e a r will be 'in stalled higtoo # J has always sold for $60.
w a ter press,.« upon ,t ail|, thp a nd
re fre sh m e n ts served.
T he Now it1, r o a n ot a 2>% discount
greater the p re ssu re of th e w ater A m erican L egion h a s been invited
.k . . -
u. . ___ ■■
th e tighter the valves close
to aU end-
Abwlutely the be« buy ia « pomhU
____________
—♦ —
typewntar. The Remington # 5 u the
_
.
H’ A.
e n te rta in e d m o« compact, m o« durable o o m b la
R u .e S a v e s S e e d , F r o m B ir d s
w ith th re e tables of c o n tra c t Frl- ,
, „
- ,
F a rm e r, e f the H awke’s Hay d i. ¿ V
bon? r ln ' M r* « . H.
U
trie , of New Z ealand stopped a
C f l W ^ .™ ° * A d e ^
!-* « » •» *
TYPEWRITER
bnkGAIN
Rem-
plague of birds, which stole grain
seed as fast us It was planted, by
j putting in a reg u lar crop, theu »cat
tarin g on the ground poisoned seed.
th e birds refusing to touch t>ad or
good seed.
«ert luncheon was serv ed a t 1:30.
A* c a rd s M rs H. K M e tca lf held
bi<h sc<,r*-
__
I M rs W illiam U acG ibbon en ter-
taln ed a g ro u p a t a 1 o’clock
luncheon F rid a y h o n o rin g M rs. L
j TY. Coiner, who left Saturday for
..
, .
j
* two-month visit In the east.
A lw ays In d e p en d e n t
| Cover« w ere laid fo r ten. T h e af-
"Age will be served," said HI Ho 1 ,ern o ° n w ae «pent socially.
th e «age of Chinatow n. “ W hen a
E a rl Pow ell a n d Mtae B e rth a
outh Is placed In responsibility, he M iller w ere m arried T u esd ay eve-
:J«f «till depend on hie ancestor« ning a t the M ethodist parso n ag e
U r Influence a n d on th eir friend« for : b* R ev M. A G ro v e a only a few
(h o st w r itin g -
relative» a n d In tim a te frie n d s be-
¡ing present.
O n ly
$45
C ash
Cottage Grove
Sentinel
Office Supplies of
Every Kind
P ;V B N in hour* of diversion this ihsdow can
■“
lurk in the back of your mind — if house­
The fuel rang« belongs with the antiques of
the horse and buggy age. Electric cookery Is
work to you means a tiresome round of hard
the modern way — the healthful, happy, Joy­
duties. But it needn't. Electrical appliances can
ous way for housewives to avoid unnecessary
miraculously shorten and lighten nearly «vary
kitchen drudgery.This company in cooperation
household task. Woman's work, modern style,
with electrical dealers his solved your finenc-
kt soon done and oft her mind. An electric range
ing problem for the insteilation of tho electric
In your kitchen Is the key to economy and con­
range ot your choice. For a limited time It will
versance. Electricity it at clean at sunshine,
be possible for you to buy almost any standard
there ere no blackened pots and pans to scour
make of electric range, completely installed
and clean— no wood to buy, split, carry in and
with all necessary wiring end water h eatin g
clean up after. Hours of your time now spent
facilities for as low as $3 a month. Do not
In the kitchen ever a hot stove can be saved for
delay. Investigate this marvelous offer at one*.
more congeniel and worth while things than
You cannot afford to got «long the old fash­
“pot watching” and “ even peaking.'*
ioned way any longer.
Æ
MOUNTAIN STATES
POWER COMPANY