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Or*<nn Stal« K<11tortai Aaaociatloa
not enjoyed by m onarchs haa led
to «»»uniptlon of autocratic pow Wild Yeast Causes Loss
ers by tho«« In leaser positions
throughout the country, and those
to Canned Milk li><iu*try
powers
ed by . lesser persons
a
. assum
s
Wild
»»sacs jawat
yeast Is
1« vur
one S
of
’t IIIV
the BltnivSI
<re«test
h* vo n"' ’’* en
“ ••"•«W e enem ies of the sweetened condensed
a wav
ta y as
a s they have been used by
bv
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ullk Industry, for destruction or
the national adm inistration. Few
doubt th e sincerity of th e prest- largs quantities or processed milk
dent and his m t X t In the r e / '• I"*»'«'«* when th . yeast en ter. .
pl< *“ • "'hole. If there were <N>ud«twlng plant, notes a writer In
doubt of h is sincerity he could ths Washington Star. Found grow
not have retained his personal Ing freely In many planta the yeast
popularity to so great a degree. is easily carried Inside the buildings
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he could not have retained the ■ whenever a breeie springs up.
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Th*
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SOCIETY
* „ .m ^ rW ._i IS HELD IN PORTLAND 1
fh v G owdyxill« club «htertAlnod
invinbvrs of thy Silk Crwok club
w ith Ail all-day intHHing Tuaadax
at lb« horns of A lia Gaorg* W.
Sw eet. The day w aa a pent picking
wool And em broidering and a pot
luck dinner waa served At noon,
1 «>•• c «ub will m eet tor an all-day
-,,ber
m e . lin g S e p ‘ t e m
b e r ltf - t th# hou„,
et
M is, O tt o
I X ib b e r ste ln .
>N‘"pineut tiirougb which
The Bresby tsriuu Mlaalonai; •y SO-
t b , x . ,, I ' e l l is n .'w o u t
««“ ■ n l" * I'«'"'». It (lii.tw conditions “ ■>' etii. i tam ed member» o f i the
_
A NEW D E A L
Ideal -—
for Its
germ ination —
and 1 rvf
‘’9 , .•ov'isty
A lthough The Sentinel alw ays standing and Its bad featu res are ------
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,ell * o{
. - . W ednesday
. .- after
.
•• been a s ta u n c h re p u b lica n easily recognisable. A dem ocratic growth, for It feeds freely on sugar Mls- w
y M cG ee
A “ 1
pageant,
new spaper and expects alw ays to adm inistration, retained In power, and the air which Is left In the cans und.« the dlrectlou ot M ia J, A.
be s u c h .it has consistently support would feel com pelled to c o n tin u e , after tilling pro'l.les the
Sim ili, was ptesen ted by children
ed the present national adm inis both the good and bad A new sary oxygen.
Mre.
The yeast soon de
tratron, for reasons which w ere adm inistration would w isely retain velops suftldeul g ss within a can Sm ith led the devotlotiuls.
Re-
frvolim
nta
w ere servad »t the tea
given at the Unis it declared it the good and discard the had
to
cause
swelllug.
The
milk
so
af
hour.
would give such support. Inct- R epublican adm inistrations have
—• —
dentally those reasons were con- alw ays been business adinlnlstra- fected becom es a total Iosa
Ml». W. IL Daugherty eut er
In the sweetened uillk manufae
sidered so sound by executives of tion s W ith all their fau lts they
...... .'d
a XXediltad.k^
rxviuag o ot i last
the Manorial E ditorial association have been conducted ur«n m ore ,ur*. boiling t.ni|ierature It never ¡***“
" e d iu -.d .ij rvsuilig
that The Sentinel's editorial de- sound business principles, gener- attained, and boiling la ucceaaary to M ils A uua Lbruguerty °oT*3««ill*e
rty
d a r in g w hy i. would give such ally speaking, than
Prevention At bridge Mrs, II. K. AtelcaU
„ dem ocratic ad , kill the . yeast s(».rcx
.
AUppcit u a s A«ot by the national niinistration a
The
r\'publicans thcrvfonp, t« the ouljr rvinedj All fcvld hign acoic and Mid. G. V.
ociatiou to all nu m b er papers h a w had a severe lesson that they equipment It not only kept alw oluta < A>
o i Portlam !, a la u i oi M ia
of the AAAOciauon and w as re- m ay have needed, but It Is now
W. U. VSoiKiuun, wou the t i a w i
ly ch'ftQ hut Is treated with »odium ui£
p u ——
se. • Tha • houorvd
printed
. * —
im
in m
rr.oi.;
any of them
EAAVAA1 . .
• e to
»V prepare
JIIVpilV for IVIUII1
IU a., ■ . . . . ,
, , . . . . ..
. ’
r—
»ws.. . . . as g neat waa
ttm
return to
W hile The Sentinel will conuu ue tho* ’ «hlngs for w hich the grand hy,lr"lhl; ’rl,i*‘ * hkh k«««» «he yeaet jMosvuted w ilh a a guest prise.
spores
If
any
are
present.
liviivsfim
cutA
wara
aarvad,
support o f m any featu res of th . ° ' d portv has alw ays .-.fix'd, wrlth-
N ew D eal, it reserves the right to ou« discarding any o f the basically
Mr*. C. F liookiuA vntvilam vd
criticise adversely as w ell ws la- sound Innovations of this adm ln-
w it h l o c lo c k lu n c h k o u And t h ic a
Many R«w Material«
voralny. The N ew D eal has been istration.
lAMic« o f c o n t i Act b u d « « i h u i a-
The raw m aterials used In ths o
in e tte c t long enough
now
t h a —
t
h'ow Is the tim e to prepare for
_ w —
—
• —
- so —
....
'■ a > r , w
ho
ewre not
ewe-e *''gg
ink sswe
har IIW
ü o u M
» ae
a g I».*va'i
u a a i,
ltA virtue» ai d tA ulu are fairly tw o X®**» from now The w ay to mauuraciure or electric lamp globe«, m i a . v u ia i tAusaiiiA of i*oruaud.
wall aAlabhshad, aud Tho Sen u - atArt th* hall rolling Is to elect gathered from the four corner» of
luuehvou tuoio was a tu a c -
nel believes it h as virtu es th at republicans to state office. The the earth. Include chromium from i**'u W,UI *•“ “ owers,
m ight w ell he adopted by the rv- Sentinel has no word to say Siberia, atari fmrnlte from China.
.
~ * —
Ai.
Jdacdbbon
and
p u b h e a u s . These v ir tu .s a re g .v u t « » ' » «
o f the dern.x-r.tlc can- t, nsti)n< frvuj IlnhM?hlnK o „ n>r
Godard
euisrlA lueu
enough so that it max have bean
It has great adm iration
,
. . .
M ix k I
worth whUa to take a dem ocratic for
o f them -it sees no rea-
rom
lea. titanium pig w ith
luncuuou
and
suow er
al
um
o d m im su a u o n for four years in 800 » hv dem ocrats shouldn't ac- lueu‘ ,u d «•«»'"utb from Australia, ‘ “ « d“> ot last w ee»
>mc, houoriug 1 “ t
order to have them put lu te prav c c «’t ,h em - but “ »•'•• "" reason cryolite from Greenland, feldspar
.U liv d XX uUt. ih e u liv i nova was
tice, for T he Sen u u ei doubts v n . w ky a republican should scratch from Sweden, but now obtained dp* ut sociully.
m uch w h ether the prospective re- a slnK«* candidate on the repub- mostly from North I'nrollna; china
publican
adm inistration
would «iean ticket. A republican year elay. fluorspar end barytes from
l'he CouAlellaliou club will uievt
rhurodaji a liv i uouu,
wtin
M ml
have tried them ,
t7 <L»2iearS fr° m n° w *hould ** the British Islee, potash from tier
The outstanding virtues of the « » « « • "<” r____________
u n y , U eserlte from central Eu U ounei Alleu, Mi*. hUbert livue,
Xlrs. U. G. iSichoiA, xira Mvisoa
U n * r s r o m m e m E t o ^ t h e 1 ret>uhU-
1’erspiratiou, according to health r'H* ' “ “ "***ll,‘' e fr"ni Asl“ « « “•■' 1 D u in am and M is. it. U Iticwen
can party, are the c o m i ,et. out- * “ 1::" 1« « * reduces the body a sa lt
fr«'ru »•«-• «'”«*’•«• '«•■’» Tub uuu «“
h o s ts s .e s ,
law iiig o f ’ child lahvr, c u u u o l of
to auch an exten t th at keX- eorlk frou‘ Spain, shellac and
Àlra A W. ixiuie eulvrlained
m achine production, lim itation of
should be takeu to re- mica from India, svdlutu curtK«nate at uuiuer Al un da y e w iu u g , hon
hours of labor, compuxaory m ini-
the salin e content a fter ex- and gum arable from Africa sin oring hvr bu s band ou his birth-
m um w ages and certain featu res evasive perspiration, i f thia be inonla. niter and tndlutn nitrat« ; UA> aniu xvisary. L»r. aud Mi*. C.
of codes o f fair eom p eu u on that
c^«ud. nam e a num ber o f from South
America, antimony xi iv iin c , w u u w v x c h v r e n o n »
tend to do aw ay with cu-tthroat
who have no excuse for from Mexico, aud cobalt, ulckel rrvu i, were guests.
eom peuuon ,
oeing ireah.
and molybdenum from r'añada.—
M is s
K a t h le e n
B e id lv r
e n te r
B u t there are featu res d e s e r v - --------------- -----
t a in e d w ilh lo u r t a b le s o f b r id g e
ing severe criticism .
A ae Coos B ay rim e s has pro- Chicago P ally N e w s.
XX e d u e s d a y e v e n in g .
X liss L x u iu a
Those featu res which tend to do P ^ ^ « < d 25 qu estion s to candi-
¿»alley hvxd h ig h s c o r e , t t v ir e s h -
LO & ANK
aw&y w ith im n ative and to ar-
governor. Whiat is the
m e n l s w e r e s e r v e d a l a la te h o u r .
Aug. 27.—The
Elm er
Crowe
hitrarily regulate prices are faulty, k<>od of th at ? C andidates w ill an
but thé outstand in g fault of the
they b<U6''«
í ^ d e n t s ? f OW^’ Î u iu k î* ’ rsU
lh îes
form
er
p ,,, o
u
club wlU moul
KJ.»_
r-v^.,.1
>__
and J friend s . hsrc
”
i i u . s o a y S e p t s m b s r 11. to r a I .o u
N
ew D
eal, »«.
in fh»
the rvTv'vvt.vn
opinion of this
this illkVXV tO A,Ct t.lC lllOSt
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Ta.»
__
» _ ,
. t u id g e d e s s e r t i u u c h s o ii a l
(lia
new spaper,
is
the
uncertainty
1Qe <ir'J^«-h'»Lr‘c*e>u areas prob- r À , nu. R
e°
lluU‘u o t Mr*-
from day to day as to w hat new
regu lations m ay be im posed, when
y would be interested in that w eek w ith Mrs. Castor s m other,
ih v LuConiUA ciub will me«I for
present regulations m ay be re- ‘ira’3 * hleh Mr H oover is sold to Mrs. Jane Crowe, and other n-la- a l Ju d»AA«rt luncheon xucAday
m oved and w hat is going to hap- * ' e, sta t®d would grow in the Uvea-
at ihe hom e of X lia f . C. W hasP
The W. H.
M itchell,
Leslie
pen to th e various program s of “ reeta o i Rte country,
H erendeen and A M. Bryan fam er.
the national adm inistration to un
Liquor prices are to be stabil- .^lea•, d*m M itchell and H arold
MOI M l x u xx
naturally stim ulate business. Those 12(^* W hen stabilization ,s needed ^ ¿ 7 « e e k ” «
Ao*. 2«. Mr. and Mrs. iie u r y
in control o f capital have lived in
.
U r liquor has been -«
sold.
continual fear th at the whole pro- “
“t
| Mr. and Mrs. Baker and chU-
chil ¿»uauur, Ain»« AlyrUe ¿»nauer, lorn
K oaa , Claude Arue and
D arrel
grorn m ay break down o v e rn ig h t .
h t h iv
wñ» .
dren returned to their hom e at A rne «pent ths w eek so d at Win
T hey have not had the confidence
1 L ^ v , 1* o T Í " * v ^ f *
C at. Friday, a fter a
ch ester bay.
in artificial stim ulation that they lT o the E d i t o r . / - H a i ;e jiH t rtad b X ^ s * father“ Jk *M
M ia . ila ir y W illiam s and dau gh
is it e d .............
M o n d a ' y ...........
a t th e E llis
would have had m a slow er nat- m y letter and find a little m istake
Donald Kelly’ émd Glenn lU y e s te r v ............
ural recovery.
" atXiUt X-L,uov.uuo.ouu. It s a m ere returned lost week from Tub. “ * »B iam s horn, in C ottage Grove,
The S en tin el believes that had trifle under norm al business con- Cal. where they spent the su m ’
K lV ’ ^ 'ood w oitn of
I o r tla n d
was a gUcat Alonday at th« J. A.
the adm inistration announced a Bous, but too darn m uch for the mer.
P
rational program , and given as- Sf>Tí^L»í“ tf!£ íed'.._c,°“*';?t ^d and ..M r s. E. H. G owing and Mr. and
Alam is
«pent
Sunday
yes, una«Keate<1.
undigested, • eco-
Mrs. G eorge G owing have gone w ilh „
surance
that .. such
« > Mrs.
d laughter-in-law
a u g h te r-in -la w .
...
, - a . program
_ nom ic conition.
to California to v ls if relatives.
would be continued for four years,
fourth
Mr. and Mrs. B ert H ands, on the
E a % » Add‘‘ «"«""<•* " ° « h
C o tla g . Grove.
recovery m ight have been natural statem en t is m ade ‘"‘i u ' T m i f m . s o I he* J °Hn
_ will find son, A. H. Addison and Thaone
? ,
and m ight by th is tim e have been that the pension ers H e them
lu ft M o n d a y
selves Addison "families' spent the" w eek i
fxit oasH atch’ w an, Canada, where
accepted
as
im m a n e n t,
which pay (d,uuu,uûu
i . ,.o,jou o of f th is tiirnnuu»
turnover nn.i
end o»
at « iltc o o , lake
« r t a iu iy is n t true under present muuUuy or KH.uw.uOu.uOO a year.
Mrs.
E
B. H erendeen
was h e h a s p io p v r t y in ter « * » la H a w a«
accom panied
by
a
brother-ln-
conditions.
«
should read
i . ’UO,OOu,OuO a quite sick the p ast week.
w » . vi.soK .aC
. law, Clarence
Brockiaaby,
and
Im posing ar
is m outh or id,4ou,LMX?,uw."
F r td a v
t-h „ . A ^ e y >» tU r n Sd f a m ily o f L o r a n e , w h o w e n t o s
upon every act of certain form s
O. M. KEA1
F riday from C e n tr a l a w here she f
M ontana with him.
Mr.
ith
l n i i ugh
trk v
spent the sum m er W
with
a a r du
of business has been extrem ely
JohUAon expects to be gone about
D uring the world war, M.uuO.utxi t*r.
irksom e and those form s of busi-
a month.
Mrs. Ciar isso __
ness have becom e discouraged. Jwrson8 were under arm s.
“ in*
Ä
vun/peü“ out ^ t 3 J o l í¿ s o ¿ m . »“ o w i
kfonv zx/
»«..
____(
t^rst
tnat caxue over
the
th is week w ith Mrs.
last w eek and returned to their
have failed of their purpose ancj M ayflow er to be m arried.
near Eugene.
e Saturday.
are burdensom e.
Lorane schools will open Sep hom
SILK
IK
E
E
K
.
Toni R oss of R eno, N e v . Is u
A featu re th at m ay not have
tem ber 10.
house
guest at the R alph Hiiauer
been sensed by m any is th a t the e n t e r t m n f d " t h i * N - ^ h K i Friend’
Elm er K ing is visiting friends hom e.
passivity w ith w hich the people sh ip club
Thursday
afternoon. at ^ ar8«1f*e«<« while recuperating
Mr. and Mrs. Law rence R enne
have accepted transfer to the ad-
L S Curtis resigned as sec- irom a ir “ c tured hand which' h of the Grove have m oved Into the
m inistration of arbitrary pow ers r««axy and Mrs.
T eeters
was injured a m onth ago.
house by the steel bridge receut-
elected to take her place: M rs
« «orge E rnest Owen and Mrs.
g’l The M u X Rogers,
b teriin g B olton w as elected assist- J?a L1f1^ .r ,HO*1,e7 O</d - . ? ' re marrtcd
Lloyd and Audrey W olfard and
—
.
-O-».
? i n » ? eCrt ta i?' GueMa were Mrs. J ; * “5
a »■
D onald G unter of C ottage G ru it
% rr
Abner
of
Lorane,
Mr».
¿Sam
Mr and Mrs. W. I. S eales re- nicnickud with the J A Bchmii-
i\teI>£
e.r?
C la ir
LU, ^ e d „ ! i M
der fairnly a?d Mr. and Mr». J.
o i E ugene
h r is h n im w lt"
Mrs. Seales' sister.
Mrs.
and Mrs. C
C hnsholm Lx,onard Sm lthi at Mount Ola. R. Cooley by the river Tuesday
I f stom ach GAS prevents sleep- oi A storia. The club will
m eet
evening.
in g on right side try A d lenk a. One Septem ber
13 w ith
Mrs. Bud B. C.
W illiam Sorenson Is digging a
Mrs. D unn, Carl
and
H elen well on his property.
dose brings out poisons and re- Lowrance.
lieves gas pressin g on heart so
-E. E. P aul underw ent an od - DunI1 drove to Independence Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B em ent u l
you aieep soundly all night. Kern's eration F riday in a E ugene hos^ day wlth E lnora and Marion Dunn,
Valley, Mr. and Mrs.
for D rugs and C ottage Grove P‘hG. H e is recovering satisfac- wbo rem ained to pick hops.
u e n g n t Lay ng and
\ 3 ) toriiy and - e x ^ c ü ’tö““ ea?eV‘^ e ' P The
p - Eindsey faim ly
of ^ S y X ^ a n d “ ' Mrs children
j ‘.‘“3. “ E a k of é
P h a rmacy.
r hospital
hosmtAl thia
.
EkUfene
vtsittwl
MnndAv
nlizhf of
l»ow
u) * u Corners were Sunday
__
this w eek »»»J
and" sta y sev-
E ugene
visited
M
onday
ni^ht
Thornton
eral days w ith a son Melvin in w itb relatives here,
gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Mil
the Central neighborhood
Mrs
The W illard H enderson fam ily
P aul .-peat the w eek end" at the! atid Mis,i °«'al H enderson of Cot- ler.
Mrs. E va Mary L ovely, _______
student
M elvin P aul home.
Grove visited the first of the
,5 „ F r ? w as a w eek-end guest
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stephens of w e«k wlth relatives here.
at
oi O .
a w e « - e n a gu
E ugene sp en t T hursday of la^t ,
E lm a Sutherland visited
*• Marion
*
Joh n son
spent
M iss
week at the hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. ‘^ un<lay and M onday
with
an
In Cottage Grove.*
aunt,
Mrs.
A.
G eorge Teeters, parents of Mrs.
D. Lindsey, in Eu-
e Annand "¡eft M onday for
gene.
Stephens.
_________
the CCC ram p a t Loon lake n^a^
Tablets, Pencils, Ink. Paints
Mrs Clair P ark s and son s of
M arshfield. H e w as accom panied
LONDON.
E ugene visited last w eek at the
Mrs.
, v. _ by Mrs. G. E.
A nnand.
Mrs.
—Everything the Pupil
Aug. 27.—H arold
and
hom e o f Mr. and Mrs. John Ash-
Annand,
Mrs.
George
Curtis
A nnand
Abeene
by, parents of Mrs. P arks.
A
beene visited Tuesday at the - __
- r - _ Bn,, id Andv'
n
o
w
en
s
who
re-
Needs
Mr. and Mrs. H an s P . R asm us- hom « " i a " uncle, Vernon Abeene, Eayng and Andy
A" >
turned ,h
the " HRm"
sam e d
day.
sen and son George have moved a ‘ Sutherland.
av'
and
son
to cresw
C resw eiL
ell
Mrs. ixora
N ora xienaeraon
H enderson or
o f Cot- „ Mrs. G. E. Annand
jar»,
M
M
believes
that
Woe« Miller, the aaaoelnlloii'a old
tim e fiddler, gave several »elec
Hone itiid Fred Miulta. tut. d a ......d
rii
ri i nan ituivti Jljl
jim
v in a i tlusta
tiu«in
an u
old-fashioned
Vocal
w ets alveti by C. Re* P a rk , and
Bean MeCov Brise» « ..... given In
snort»
oldest man and wom an were won
..
.
» » ..» « ,
. by Fred «hu lls. Mil, and Mi» K ale
Mr A hull. operate.)
. AIS ul 160 AttwiuUd the fou r In iu l. »7
* 1
annual picnic o f the Cot- Cottage G rovs's flrat flour mill
*n. P ortland held
UucatM from out of IhirtlMiid
t undax at Pwnlnsula |wtrk
Fol were:
/ • ' * usual bounteous dinner
Mre. o o Veatch. Mt« W W
?*^*J?*’ V . r’l n,? d'' !,y Co* 11 K M cFarland Mi» K ale Land, t) 1C
JHiwson,
ch
ief
o
f
police
r*
.................
i»n i A
. y
— "f l*ort- W oodson, W oilh Harvey. | |
l|
Ilanunond o f Fleetei
A K llam loth. Cottage
8 i.? fth » „ .l lSfiÌÌ .
h
« “•••» • Orove Ml . Myrtle Cuolev. Den
; ’ , h *"d AII,,:r« ''»>««>'■ o f 1‘orl and Mi
B leed Ilaiiinioit.l
Fu
H .rJav
,
W oodson and Worth g e n e . Mi and M i. A F. Burrow».
«‘ ■ i'y y i o f I .......Ig.
.¡lo v e
J ,.Ini A lb a n '
Mt .iii.l Mr» I'lill Willig
the “ ?
and Claud Clem ent, Male ill, Cota
K Ituker, llla d slo n e; Mrs K F
R ichm ond. Was! Linn, Mr. and
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Pxvo F ree C ity D eliveries Daily
B uy N o w a n d B a n k th e D ifference!
P ric e s A re A d v a n c in g R ap id ly
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School
S u p p lie s
fu r tia
Darling Variety Stores
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children
Cal.
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Mr. and Mrs. D avid S cott _
Kam loops, B. C-, are visitin g at
the hom e of Jam es Scott, broth-
er of Mr. Scott.
Mr.
M
l. and
»uu Mra.
Jura. A-
A. W
w o oolcott
o ic o u via-
VIS-
ited Sunday afternoon in Cottage
riFSNYTA ot tkn a T Z^a»»a»»».U l_ „ _
Sutherland, Thursday,
ueen
}‘L .Hlnce. Saturday. Mrs Suther-
Iand and a grandson
grandson. D ale
a le cox,
cox
are a «"° **« M iss Christine H ook
io
Lasiu*
iur
inein.
er is caring for them,
_ The N orval W
illiam
s xaiuuy
fam ily ox
of
»» íh
m u im
Corvallla sp en t the week end at
The NEW ZENITH Wash
tH«. T- W
Knmn
Mrs. Jam es Collier, who had
ing Machine with new type
been In San F rancisco w ith her
wringer, clothes separator,
husband, w ho Is In the hospital
top action, rubber hands,
there, returned here W ednesday
to
tak e her son s B illy and Gor-
come in and see it—the
don to San F ran cisco to sta y un
finest in washing machines
til Mr. Collier Is better.
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Mr- and Mrs. Robert P h illip s
— The NEW ZENITH —
neventh-dav A dventist, P aul Iver- visited Thursday with a daugh-
Made to last a lifetime.
son. P astor.—Services
Saturday, ter, Mrs. Carl K ing of C ottage
Sabbath school, 8:30, John Gibson, Grove.
superintendent; preach in g service,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R enne
11. P a sto r R oss D u stin o f E ugene and Elm er R enne
of
Cottage
H eadquarter« for Gold Seal
will speak the first Saturday of Grove were g u ests Sunday and
________Congoleum Rugs.
each month. P rayer m eeting,
M onday at the Clayton
Town
Tuesday.
send home.
• • •
Mrs. Orville W hite and son of
Christian Scien ce Society, 242 Coquille arrived Monday to visit
south Second street. _ Sunday Mrs. W hite’s m other, Mrs. Vera
school, 8:45; forenoon service, 11, LaBlue.
ubject, "Christ Jesu s.”
Audrey and F orrest Cox are on
• • •
the sick list.
B aptist Church, H. W. D avis,
The fire on the W. A. W oodard
P astor. Sunday school, 10; fore- holdings Is su fficien tly under con-
noon service, H , serm on topic, trol so th at the fallers and buck-
"Life and L abor;” even in g ser- era resum ed work Tuesday morn-
vice,
union service a t C hristian ing.
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WE GIVE YOU A
church. A m eetin g of all officers
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Arnold of
and teachers of Sunday school 1 Coolidge, A rlz, arrived Tuesday
and church will be held T hursday to visit at the hom e o f Mr. and
even in g at 8.
Mrs. M. A Means,
parent«
of
• • •
Mr«. Arnold.
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THROUGH
F irst M ethodist E piscopal Church,
M I hh Morris and a friend
of
Meredith A. G roves, , ____________
P a sto r.—Sun- Coolidge, . Arlz., who
were
cn
day school, 9:45; forenoon ser- route to their hom e from Seattle,
- vice, 11, sermon topic, "The Fruit» «topped here and visited «everal
— o f Latxjr;'1 union service, fl, at days with th s L. A. M eans fam -
■ C hristian church.
ily.
■
There’i no catch in i t !
• • •
The next m eetin g o f the Frlend-
■
Free M ethodist Church, R. W «y N eighbors club will be
held
■
Southern Pacific takes you to
a Howell.
P astor Sunday
schooL Septem ber 6 at the hom e of Mr«
■
Chicago, N ew York and most
■
9
45;
forenoon
service,
11,
serm
on
F
elix
Ems.
■
other eastern cities through
■ subject, "C onform ing to the DI-
There will bn preaching
ser-
■
c*li1ornia for the same rail
■ vine P u r p o r t ' even in g service, vices Sunday. S. P. Tipton
of
■
fare as a trip straight East and
8, son g and praise service, foF Ixirane will be the speaker.
a
lowed
by
serm
on
by
pastor;
pray-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Banton,
back. See your local agent or
er m eeting, 8, Thursday.
Mrs. H arvey Shipp and children
write J. A. ORM ANDY, 70J
1
. . .
and G eraldine Banton left Wed
Pacific B ld g , Portland, Ore.
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Presbyterian Church, Jam es Al- nesday for a few days’ outing at
„ kin Sm ith, P astor Sunday school, W inchester bay.
□ 10; forenoon service, 11, sermon
Mrs- Klla W ills, Mr. and Mrs.
ri topic,
"Trem endous
T r ifle s- or Albert Noth and
daughter
re-
The D ay o f Sm all T h in g s;” eve-
turned Saturday from W estwood,
nlng service, 8, union
service at < al The N oth fam ily returned
I C hristian ohurch; prayer m eeting, Sunday to their home at Salem
■ W ednesday, 7:30, 'study o f 'next
■ ■ Sunday school lesson.
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Prof. Robert Koch ,lls<oiere.| the
tuberculosis germ at Berlin March
24. 1882.
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Ritter's, 16-oz.
59 e
27c
Coffee
Vienna Sausage
M andalay
3 cans 2 5 c
Palm aud Olive
A rm our’s
SOAP
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Vacuum Pack
1 lb.
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Deviled M eat
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29c
zXrmour’s ««s
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Wax Paper
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W ashing Powder
Large pkg.
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25c
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Dill Pickles
Catsup
K err’s
Qt. jar
K ern ’s, 12 ozs.
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P o tato C hips
3 pkgs.
Puffed W heat
3 pkgs.
PU R E X
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19c
25c
S u n b rite
4 c a n s 15c
F ig B u r s
25c
10c lb.
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H A M B U R G E R Shortening in Bulk
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3 lbs. for 28c
Pure Pork Sausage P U R E L A R D
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