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HAG K FOUR
T U B S E N T IN E ts COTTAGK GROVE. O REG ON
TH URSDAY .
JANUARY
34.
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T H U R SD A Y .
JAN U A R Y
24.
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T H E HICNTINKU CXITTAOK O R Q V g, OREGON
PA G E P IV E
gotucr (Grin f Srntinrl
should be no trouble w hatever for
them to put one over on all ae»-
K * t* b H » h ^ d 1K90
siona that have gone before. The
K l. B K K T 1VKDK K d ila r .
only trouble they will have will be
l*ubhah«*d Kwery T h u rs d a y by l'olla<>«
Or*»»«» Ih ib lta h tn ic t'o m p a a y
in show ing the republicans how to
K lb e r t B e d *
Preatdent
rvfu«<«
Job* to those who can give
K lb r r t Sm Uh
Mer> gixxl reason In the world
V f i r s t . l a - * p i hl le a l io n rnt<M*vd a t <\»|
why they are entitled to be on the
la < r lir w v a a t ir c u n d v ia * * m a tte r.
payroll for 10 days, and It is not
H a s in « -- itffli».« at 25 N o rth S ix th S tre e t
easy to turn aw ay oldtinters who
SI H S i’ K i r i ’ IO N K A T E S
know jobs can be provided If those
(C a s h in a d * a n te )
O aa y e a r
> 1 .5 0 I T h r e ' n« »nth» > 0 5 0 in the saddle wish to provide them
S ix m o n th »
SO J D ne
..»nth
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We republicans can't help sujr
Ft* m e n ra te
5 0 * y e a r a d d itio n a l
g ettin g to the dem ocrats that they
M em ber of
set us a gotul exam ple W e really
N a tio n a l E d it o r ia l
»clot Ian
nets! it.
U n - o '» S ta i. E d it o r ia l %aao<la tin a
STOCK UP ON
Friday, Saturday, Monday, January 25, 26, 28
F n ilu r n l In Our
G R O W E K -C O N S V M E R
0 r v „ .»n Sew »pap. r t'o n fe re a c e
The ’ gravy train" Is the nam e
applied hv dem ocratic Salem t ’ap
Ital Journal to the active m ajority
the
dem ocratic
M ultnomah
house delegation who dem anded all
the jobs and com m ittee appoint'
nv nt*. with the result that the
house got o ff to a bad start and
» »low one It probably w as that
m erely that old IMrtland hog com e
to Mfe. and the up»etate dem ocrat
lv niem b rs. though som e nc<jul-
c-ecd. were not really greatly to
blame.
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The federal entom ologist in I*ort-
land disappoints us by declaring
that the cold w eather will not kill
©ff *ny earw igs, black w idow s or'
other pests. W hich evidently m eans
that the fellow who asks. “Is this
h°t enough for you*'* will bloom
forth In full vigor in the spring
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The
f<»r«*try departm ent
ash trays in autom obiles
niade com pulsory, for protection of
**’*’ forests.
What our
rw‘,1V 'le,’d m ore than ash trays
1,1 niotor veh icles Is few er Idiots
“ P»»«engtrg In those cars,
O l I» M .L I’F N SIO N «
It is the easiest thing in the
world to talk about old age pen-
slotxs There is an appeal about
providing for those who have la-
bored a lifetim e and com e to the
shady portion o f the road In dan-
ger of being w ithout su fficien t to
keep th em selves In decency.
A catch phrase that is. how ever.
being overw orked Is the one that
no other group Is more entitled
to relief than those who have al-
ready created the w ealth from
which the m oney is derived.” It Is
truc that the great m ajority o f
those who have arrived at years
w hich should en title them to ease
have done their part to create
w ealth from w hich com e the prof-
its taken by those of this genera-
tion, but it is equally true that
m any have been able to put aw ay
more than the w raith they created.
w hile still others never did a day's
work w hich th ey could avoid
It would he ridiculous to pro-
vide an y th in g for th ose who al-
ready have far m ore than enough
for their needs and It would be
ridiculous to provide luxury for
those w ho never turned their hands
popularity contest is proposed
over to do anyth in g for them selves. *nr *he benefit o f the Eugene
for their neighbors or for th eir ch -',m b,’r of com m erce, so the re
country. H ow ever undeserving th ey
H-G inform s us. What. Is the
m ay be. we can t perm it them to E,l« en0 ' " l c body «o rem ain with
starve or go w ithout clothing, but out f u n d s’
certain ly they are not entitled to
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have m ore than m illions of m iddle .. We "h ” u,d “f k th * leagu e of i m
age stru gglin g daily to serve their ‘° n‘ ,tO h° ‘da
>"
country and provide for those near
»P rtn gfl.td News,
and dear to them .
S o u t h S e a M e t r o p o li s
Old age pensions h ave an appeal
Papeete, capital of Tahiti, a South 1
to alt o f us w ho soon shall he old.
W e do not know w hat our cir -ea intrudile. Is the largest town
cu m stan ces then m ay be. We want .etween Honolulu in Hawaii anil 1
h .od l io- nao» i
pensions provided, but we w ant turki.md In S n i
such pension s provided by such a
plan th at there la little doubt o f
their perm anence
The R oosevelt |) r j n V VV-ltcr
if h
proposal is not all
that wg would L' r I,I K n a l e ‘
AlLUIS
fleets
ask but at least
the plan Is a
start and is such a s to m ake per
m anence practically certain
The Sentinel favors old age pen-
s,ons and unem ploym ent insurance
and by the R oosevelt plan we
would provide m uch better for the
future than we have ever done
before. If such a plan had becom e
know th e depression o f today.
SE V E N COME E L E V E N .
E ight a ssista n ts to th e sergean t
at arm s of the house is too m any,
Speaker Cooter told the house Frt
day.
W ho said the dem ocrats never
would learn? N o one ventured to
dispute the statem en t. The m ost
ardent N ew D ealer could not have
struck upon a statem en t with m ore
appeal to his listeners. The sta te
m ent proved the sagacity o f the
speaker, a sagacity th at bodes well
for the su ccess o f the session.
N o republican sp eak er ever m ade
such a rem arkable statem en t, but
that m ay have been because the
republicans never had any a ssis
t a n t to the sergean t at arm s. The
inim itable Joe Singer, who Is said
to have a tincture of H ebraic
blood, w a s able to handle the Job
w ithout aaslstants, and it is not of
record th at he ever com plained of
overw ork.
T herefore It is w ithin th e bounds
o f reason that if the republicans
could get along w ithout any a s
sista n ts to the sergean t at arm s,
the dem ocrats w ill be able to get
alon g som e way w ith less than
eight.
We can't help com m ending the
sp eak er for this m ove toward econ
om y. A s the speaker appoints all
the a ssista n ts. It is undoubtedly
w ith in h is pow er to disp en se with
them.
P ossib ly It would be well to ex
am ine in to th e num ber o f door
keepers. T he republicans alw ays
were w ell supplied with them , arid
It m igh t be th a t here the dem o
c ra ts can outdo th o se who form er
ly m anaged things.
AJI Joking aside, th e dem ocrats
have an op p ortu n ity to sh ow what
econom y can really be practiced
around a leg isla tiv e session . It
CAMPAIGN JAN. 21 to 28
(Xir sligcs niter ftl-Jlly pits e- - t l thus) frilit-.
lender. meaty p ru tv . and i.u-ns, p l«U-n halve*
nl uraihr-t .util .iptuot-.. tleli, h « i . |> its, lu ll figs
aikl (laics lle ln J.XI1-.-II In tile»- '.¡in tl Values
and thereby help U4 to help the dried fru it
glowers. Ilk - * ' frails add nevdr-d rpm k energy
to winter tn ra l* Serve them p l.u a Use them
in ».dads, rakes, pudding ¡. whip», pies. Or
eat them "as is” as confection* I hey give
you maximum k>«l value at a minimum price.
Prunes s d ect Italian 5 lbs. 19c
Peaches Choice Halves 2 lbs. 25c
Apricots Choice Halves 2 H)S. 43c
Fi^S Choice B lack............... 3 lbs. 19c
J^Q18iriS kV
't>'cct
1 lbs. 23c
Thompson’s Seedless 2
E?7* SANTOS
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AIRWAY 1$
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G 0 0 ll f 0 T S t O ITI U C h
W ater w ith m eals helps stom-
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s ld " / I P ' H » » M bloat-
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eons and w ashes BOTH upper and
lower bow els Kerns for D rugs and
C ottage O rove Pharm acy.
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Stomach Distress
Gac Indigestion
Injudicious ea tin g cau ses acute
ind igestion, gas, heartburn, heavi
ness and sour stom ach. Som etim es
the distended stom ach cau ses that
dreadful feelin g o f near su ffoca
tion.
Dare's M entha P ep sin w ill stop
th is d istress In a few m inute» — I
qu icker than an yth in g you can
think of. All good d ru ggists guar
an tee It.
I C h u r c h N e w s • UNIVERSITY HIGH TAKES
Features for
NESS, FLAVOR |
STRENGTH o-nxZ
ECONOMY. TRY IT !
3 lbs. 59c
(» ro u n d (o u o u r
EXACT o r d o r -
F L
S a fe w a y
C andy
S y ru p
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Choice Quality
Dog F o o d
Bar None................................... 6
M op S tic k s
Llghthowu* Cleanser 3 for 10c
D evilled M eats
Libby's........................... 3
Posts Bran Flakes 3 Pkg* 25«
P u r e x ................................................ y 2 gal. 18c
Quality Fruits and Z 'egetables
G r a p e f r u it
Y am s
B ananas
Nucoa..........................*............................2 lbs. 35c
C abbage
W EEKLY
THE
...... s ta lk 12c
Jell Well, all flavors.......................... 6 pkgs. 25c
Crisp, Tender
Postum Cereal........................................ pkg. 19c
L em o n s
(»rape N uts................................................ pkg. 16c
Juicy
Argo Com Starch.............................. 2 pkgs. 15c
Clabber Girl Baking Powder................2 lbs. 19c
Mission Bell Toilet S o a p .................... 3 bars 10c
T9 CALIFORNIA
• 3 lbs. 19c
5 lbs. 25c
Golden Ripe
Porter's Vermicelli...................... 14-oz. pkg. 14c
N A T IO N A L
■ 6 f o r 27c
Large Fancy Arizona
Pork and Beans, Van Camp’s ..............4 tins 25c
TRY THE TRAIN
f o r 10c
P a lm o liv e S o a p ............................6 b a rs 27c
Porter’s Spaghetti.........................14-oz. pkg. 14c
A COPY
OF O U R .
tin s 28c
e a c h 10c
C e le ry
MENTHA PEPSIN
10c
Tomato Juice Campbell*—Tin 5c
Largo White
Zee T issu e............................................ 4 rolls 15c
1.83
q t. 35c
Maximum cane and maple
White King G ranulated........................ pkg. 29e
Relish Spread, Best Foods.........................qt. 24c
49 lbs. $
Cello P ack............................................... b a g
Porter’s Frillets....................................lb. pkg. 23c
Grapefruit................................................... tin 10c
1.89
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S alt Quality Fine T a b le.......... ...... 8 lbs. 15c
C a lu m e t Baking Powder Cello Pack 11). 15c
R ice Delicious Custards.................... 4 lbs. 17c
C o c o a Hershey’s Cello Pack........ 2 ll)S. 15c
Brown Sugar............................................ 3 lbs. 14c
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Highest Grade............... 49 lbs. $
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Milk Chocolate, Guitard’s .........................lb. 19c
Dr. Ross Dog F o o d ...............................3 tins 25c
lb. 2 !c
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• 2 doz. 25c
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FAMILY CIRCLE
fU N
F IC T IO N
M O V IE S
ASK
Sou Sher n Pacific
RIEP WOME h
V a le n tin e s
Darling Variety Stores
R ebekah s Install.
The R ebekah lodge installed the
follow ing officers F riday night;
J e ssie Sanborn. N. O.; Lena H am -
loth. V. G-; E lsie Conner, Sec.; E va
H atch, T reas ; Lela Stew art, W.;
Mary VanDenburg. C.; osa Cur-
rin. I. G .; M artha E astham . O. G.;
Su sie G aroutte. R. S. N. G.; E lsie
Currln. L. S. N. O.; A nna Beidler.
R. S. V. G.; Merle M cKibben, L.
IS V. « .; M yrtle Kent, chaplain.
DR. W E 1-EBOW
Dan Hat
O ffice F ifth and M ala S treets
Hours
30 to 12 and 1 to 5 *0
P hone *5
DR. C. H KIMK
D entist
P ractice tem porarllv handled by
D R J E ARNOIJ»
O ffice In First N ational
Rank Building
Phone 10
C ottnse Grove Ore
PH Y SIC ! ANS
H. AXI KV
Phvelctan and Surgeon
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E venings bv A ppointm ent
Over K enj’g Drug Store
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1 C o tta g e G ro v e
S tores
RlUlarda. Carda, F o u n ta in
G nadv a n d C ig a rs
H ill »
O re g o n
A IT A KINO
la w y e r
Bank of C ottage Grove
Building
I P h o n e fto
K in g. P ro p rieto r»
B lo ck . P la n e r «
A lso S a w d u st.
S lab .
S p ecia l
P r ic e o n W in te r S u p p ly
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The Store That Appreciate*
Your Trade.
Why not buy a mattress or
stove th is w eek ?
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SH O R T’S BA R G A IN ST O R E
For Sale — Saw m ill equipm ent,
electric
radios,
h eaters
and
ranges, sew in g m achines, furni
ture. tools, m attresses, colled
sp rin gs and rugs.
morkis * M c L a ughlin
A cross from P en ney Store
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A Proper Haircut Is 50% in
Your Personal Appearance
The Imperial Barber Shop
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S. BukowskL Proprietor
S H IN N
1 Attorney at I N o t a r y Public
Practice« in All Courts
Bader Building
Phone 219
Cottage Grove
E n gle C ig a r S to r e
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
UK N T 1ST»
Il
Free Delivery
Twice Daily
at
BOSI.EY’S SERVICE
STATION
North Ninth Street
The will of a mull «Ito died In
4 suburb of Luidoti cuntalned thia
bequest to his w ife: "One pair of
trousers, as a symhtd of »h at «he
wanted to uenr In niv lifetim e but
'mild not."
A TTO R N EY S
H E R B E R T W LO M BARD
Attorney al lj>w
First N ational Bank Building
idione 94
C o tta g e G ro v e O re
WViMM
G et Your Car
L U BR IC A TED
T h e B a n ts S h e B a n te d F o r
DR. G. L. EAR L
P hysician and Surgeon
G eneral P ractice
First N ational Bank B uilding
C ottage Grove
FO R Y O U R C O P Y
S/My FRI DAY aM
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1 C o tta g e O rove
R A D IO • RECIPES
C O N TESTS • C A R T O O N S
When you go to California, try
the train! Big change« have taken
place on our rad«. Pullman
charge« are a third le«« than
last year. Had fare« ire touching
bottom at 2< a mile and let«.
Complete meal« in our dining
car« fo«t as little a« HOC. For de
tail«. «ee your local agent or
w r i t e J A. Ormandy, 705 Pacific
Ik tiding. Portland, Oregon.
COTTAGE GROVE LIONS
Chrtatlan S<lrn<'« S<M'l«4y, 242
■outh Hecnnd (tract. Munday school,
ft 48; fornnoon aarvice, 11, subject'
Lion* Put Up Real Battle
Truth "
• • •
But Are No Threat
(.'hurt'll of the N a u r e n e , C. V.
After the Half
. Bryson, P astor
Hunday school.
0 45; forenoon service. 11, serm on
topic,
I-ay Ink a Firm F ounda
U n iversity high G olden Tide, in
tion;' evening service. 7:30, se r cellar position In the "A” league,
mon topic, "The Dost Chrtot;” won Its first gam e o f the season
prayer m eeting, 7 30. W ednesday
when it defeated C. G. high Lions
here T uesday night 37-2L
The
Free VI>-th<Kll»t Church, R. W. Lions were w eakened by the loss
H owell,
P astor Hunday
school, of M inney. declared ineligible. The
ft:45; forenoon service, 11. serm on I Jon s m ade It a real battle,
by laym an; even in g service, 7 30, Shortridge, ace center, ta k in g 13
serm on subject, "Joshua, Man of poin ts for high individual score.
Faith;" young people’s m eeting,
The score see-saw ed during the
fi 30; prayer m eeting, 7:30, T hurs first quarter, which ended ft-7 in
day
favor
of the G olden Tide. At the
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half the visitors had a lead of
H ighw ay Baptist ch u rch , H . W. 22-13 and from th at
point
the
Dnvls,
Ihistor
Hunday
school, 1-ions were unable to becom e a
10; forenoon service, 11. serm on real threaL
topic. "The Value o f the Individ
Sum m ary:
ual." the first in a special series C. O. -21
U. H. 8 —37
of serm ons on "The R econ structive Thoreson, 5 _ . f _______ 2. Bean
F orces of the C hristian R eligion;" Tracy, 3 ----------
11. M Mann
evening service, 7 30. serm on topic, Shortridge, 13 _c__________7, Read
"Our E arly R eligious H eritage M a r k i n ----------- g ______ 8, Sow ard
From O verseas;" prayer m eeting, Kern ---------------g_________g, Cady
I T hursday evening.
D e c k e r ----------- ■______ 1. O 'R eilly
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L F J a ________ ■__________Baker
Pcotaraatal Assem bly of God, At- K elly ------------- j _____ W illiam s
W'Oil Foster, P astor
Hunday
school, 9 45; forenoon service. Il;
even in g service, 7 30; young peo
ple’s m eeting, 7 30, W ednesday;
Junior church, 3, Saturday.
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F irst Mf'lhtnllst Kptoropal ( ’hurrh,
Meredith A G roves, Pastor. Sun
day school, 9 <5; forenoon service.
II. Hermon topic. "Virile Chris
tian*;" vesper service, ft, sermon
fir m ’s for Drugs
topic, "The Conquering Grip of
Tbr fld'xall Storr
'th e Son of G od;” young people’s
m eetings. 6; prayer m eeting, 7 30.
W ednesday.
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Lutheran Church, Seventh Day
, A dventist Church building, w est
Main street, W
A, Sylw ester,
Big Assortment
R oseburg, Pastor.
Morning ser
vice. 11, serm on subject.
Man's
Beautiful Styles
Prayer.
God's
Answer."
Adult
I B ible class, 10.
lc, 2 for 5c, 5c and 10c
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P resln teria n c h u r c h . Jam es Aik-
Valentine Napkins, pkg. 10c
In Sm ith. Pastor. — B ible school.
10; m orning service. 11. serm on
topic. "Paul, a Friend of Christ;"
C hristian E ndeavor, 6 30; even in g
service. 7:30. serm on topic, “A
Cry From the D epths;" prayer
m eeting, 7:30. W ednesday.
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Heventh-dav A d ven tist Chnrch,
PIANO INSTRUCTION
Pnul Iverson. P astor -S erv ices S at
Mrs. Alm ee B ank s From m
urday Sabbath school, ft SO. John
G raduate U n iversity o f W ash
G ibson, superintend en t; preaching
ington.
service, 11. P astor Rosa D u stin of
Stu dent of G eorge H opkins.
E ugene w ill speak th e first Satur
K em 's A partm ents. N o. 10.
day of each m onth; prayer m eet
ing, 7:30. Tuesday.
C o tta g e G ro v e . O r a
AVE S P E N D OI R .MONEY
HERE.
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COTTAGE GROVE E U G E N E
F R E IG H T * T R A N S F E R