ru b i itV U
TUB WMNTIWL. OOTTAOB OBOVK, OKEHON
rm U M O A T , HKTTKMnRB IT, 1 M
Read Hem enway. M r
and
M rs m ight, power, o r wisdom of
•Uuoea I was." (ha man replied.
Gene M a lte rs M r and M rs Del- hut by the power o f the H oly
In an a been’ minded way "
bert
Haflev
M r and
M r » W ayne Ohoet.
T hanka to the kindness of
"I reallge that I f a atupld of me
W akefield.
M r. and
Mr«
A rlle the Baptist congregation and aa-
• loee ruv way agala." the aald,
Farguaon. M r. and M rs Arm and peclallv Pastor H en ry W Davis, a
hut can you tell me wbelhev I am
Riga», M r
and Mrs. Bob Beach vary enjoyable Fellow ship
lunch
1C,.
m . . h ™ i i . i i h o r c h
A
K
and M r. and Mra. M a rv in
Shaw, was »erved in the basement of the
l eading right for the rancbl"
b , FRANK M. SFtARM AN
K , m r P . M. ; i i ^
PohRar and A r.v n Baptta, church
lle found hla tongua and «poke
rw r •«(»'»•
<
PvRW t M N$»aarm aB
q iila lly :
"W ell . , . you'd reach forenoon service. 11. aermon sub- «-“ »’ burn served.
"Mervlce of
Breaking
of
• • •
* '
llie ranch Ihe way you are going, Jact.
Bread." followed by a short me»
-rh e Unified C hristian Endeavor , * " A P
"l-leaae uilnU your hualrieoa Dave though probably not Imlay."
S Y N O P S IS
«age; evening nervier. 7:48
aer- of the Christian church w ill meat ‘ ff’1* how Joa*Ph Rtea had a gr n
'Not lodayT" ahe aaked io auiaae
and alleiol In your driving," aald
mon «ublect. "The Com fort
We Sunday evening a l 8:30 instead o f »bd glorious vacation and a fins
men I
* ! • • ! > , C a t, d a a a r t t o w n
a f tb a .lana c o lle -.r.ly .
Hhould E n jo y ;; prayer meeting and 7 o’clock, the sum m er hour. T he homecoming Two travelin g bag»
You want Io reach the ranch Bible. Thursday night
l c u l h » » « i , i« r « | « b r a ( l n s ( h e F o u r t h
Junior» w ill also meet at the ea rlie r were stolen from hla automobile I
■»f J u ly
V a n T a m b il, b e a s t!
The night waa an nnqol.t nna for bouee, I auppo»«'/"
* * *
hour T h e ir topic w ill be "Follow - Cleveland He came
home
and
f u l d a u a h t a r o f Q « i V a n T a m h a l, .lane a pillow. The more ahe though’
Pentecostal Aaeemblv of ip x l At ,nK o ur Friend and Guide." June found th a t hla house had been
" I do."
b a te d nw n »» o f f lu n lm h r a n 'h , haa
Pastor.
Sunday East burn w ill be leader The la tte r rBnBac|,ed by thieves;
a
water
“Then you're heading Ihe wrong wood Foster.
ii I hmi I her aiirprlae adm irer and hla
a r r i v e d f r o m t h a F a s t f o r th e fir s t
school. 9:48 forenoon service. 11 fo r the mem ory ver«e w ill be N .
hur „ . „ h w orkm en wen-
crude advauewa. Ihe angrier ahe way.”
lim a
d h e w a t« b « a t b a F r o n t i e r n a y
sermon subject, "W ere Both Abra
n , , lesaon topic fo r the Interm e- '
h , fro n t law _
"W ill you pleeae yet me rlgbtT" ham and Got C h ristians’ " evening d la U , « „ I be "The L aw of Love preparing to dig up hla fro n t lawn
grew
In Ilia morning »he break
'- • t a b r a t Ion
In
com pany
w it h
t>r
( 'e r |* y . c r u a t y . la n d e r h a a r t a d f r i e n d
fnale. and ordered her .addle pony
"You'd hollar luku Ihe back trail. service. 7 30. aermon subject. "The W ork»." Robert Moodv
w ill
be “ w-ater heater had explodeo.
a f th e c o m m u n it y
H e n r y K a w d y o f Hhe mean’ Io Inke a long rlda all You'ra going away from tba ranch
Blood A G orv Religion I"
voung leader Announcement
ha»
b
e e n
----------------------------
th e Cireta l> o t r a m b t r i c k e d l a a
people'» meeting». Wednendav eve- m ade that the Interm ediate» are 21
A bushel of wheat weighing 90
by heiaeir and rid heraelf of her house now."
f a fc l
i« r - . a ( I ia d a y b e f o r e by
nlng
7
30;
prayer
meeting
and
cents
ahead
In
the
penny
contest,
pound»
produce»
42 pound» of
Jane exclaimed la surprise "Why.
annoyance In Ihe loornlug e lr of Ihe
H a v e M 'C r o B a e n , f o r e m a n a t G u n
Bible »tudv, F rldav evening, 7:30 Tw enty-six
member» from
both flour; 8 3-6 pound» of bran and 9 2-8
bow Is lh a t l Are you aurat'
I »cb p la n e r e v e n g e
l l e e n t e r e K i l l nigh lilll»
* * *
group» attended a rally held re- pound» of short»
r»anie< r> a b a n d e o m a y o u n g T e v a e
Un anil on. .lane rode The pony
"Dead aura.” A auaplclon of hu
C hristian
Science Society — Sun- centlv at Riverside nark near Go-
-----------------------
» r a » « g la r . In t b e m d e o w h ic h M r
wa« »plrlled and aeemed, like hla mor crept Into the words.
dav »chool, 9 48: forenoon service, »hen Both group» w ill make up a
M IR R O P H O X IC
C r o e e e n la f a v o r e d I o w in a n d la y »
mlafreak.
Io
enjoy
Ihe
Jaunt.
T
in
1
|
I
I
.
»ermon
subject.
"M
a
tte
r
"
choir
for
the
Sunday
night
service
Confused at being caught wrong,
h e a v y b e ta on h im
U n k n o w n to th e
* * *
music and w ill meet at the Church
farther «he rode,the wilder the coun Jauv flushed. The man. silent. Just
c r o w d , l»e w ie o n la a a b a m p lo n h o ra e
M. E. Church. C. J. H a ll. Pastor Thursday night at 7 30 fo r ’ prac-
wllh only »mall bunrhe» looked at her
m an
M c C ro e a a n
and
tb a
y o u n g Iry grew
Khe did not Ilka Its
Hundav school. 9.48;
forenoon t |ce
• t r a n g e r H e In t b e v a r t o u a a v e n ta
of r e llt r here end there to remind he might be laughing at her. Fac service. 11. sermon subject. “I W ill
• • •
Tba*
e ra
th e n
asked
to p ro p o a a
her of her domain. At length the ing him move sternly, ahe aaked Have M v Bond;" evening service.
H e i r o w n a lu n t e
M c C r o s s a n w in
7
30
sermon
subject
'.New
L
ig
ht
Gsthorlng
hill» grew loo rough for pleaaurr with helpleaa annoyance la bar
n ir g th e lo s s p ic k s up • b a n d k e r
On Old Hcrlpture:" voung people's
The Pentecostal
Assembly
of
riding
W illi her »plrlla quieted words. "W hat am I to daT'
• h la f f r o m tb e g r o u n d r id in g f u l l
meeting 8 30
<iod enjoyed a fine Fellow ship
ep e a d
f a . in a
b a c k w a rd
l le n la d p
■ ml reeling Invigorated. Jane relueil
"Bark tra il."
*
•
•
(la
th
e
rin
g
Monday
afternoon
and
N o w It la h ie 1 . i h o u l for Ihe ram h limiae
• • • U r f o ll o w s s u it
"W hat does that meau»" ana
m ...—-a Manrv w
o .v l«
evnlng. T here were around 200 in
II.
r t r ..p . a . t i . r . o .
m rr
I'overtug eonvl.eralily inora dia naked tartly.
I t s . In g d o w n t b e I j t r f c . f u l l
la
m
e
.lane,
having
grown
weary,
t i l t , ( le n le o n p h k e u p lb s c i g a r e t t e
“T urn around."
noon service. 11. aermon eubject, Corv>uigi R<M, b u r r. etc Rev G lan .
waa rejoli-ed at laal In »ee Iheduaty
M tO n e a e g
re fu a a a to a tte m p t
th»
"W hers am IT”
"The F illin g of the S p irit fo r Sei
a tu n t
U n tr e a te d b y th e c ro w d P e n
“ ° n " ’ T ^ ! 00“-
'••ipeii’ liie fooihllla rnada well he
"I'retty wall nut on the Oualock vice;" evening «-rvlce. 7:30, public
tent* a y r e e a to p e r f o r m a n o t h e r t r i c k
Installation of the officer» of the ,t.lJe
, 1 J ^ n in » t.t
low her
Having reached II. ahi Indian Raservatloh."
t a n * V a n T a 'h e t le a » h a d f o r b e i
B Y P U. w ith add re», bv tbe .F>t“ " “ tlo n . " U r ?,
.»«-1
•T v a saver felt »» stupid tn my pastor on "H ow Much W ill God
tb e t r a e k I reined Into II and logged along, run
h.*r#>
P i
fu a l • • P c
•*» r ld e a to p ic k It o p w lldeut of rem hlng home aoon I'rea
- — y o u n r people's meeting». the fact th a t any thin g w hether
life." declared Jane trying to net Help U»?"
an Indian ■ t *e»e as aha reload about.
» • ! , f r > » M i • » Itr b s t o e f c , » Mi- , i oily ahe enronnlere.
meeting
Thu rw lav »>««?»•»••• ««• n >«»ure th a t d t.tra c t-
“1 8:30; prayer
< ti » -« o b e i h i " « " a c a ra a th e p o n t i ram lli ira ie lln g toward her Io
ted all our attentio n
fro m
the
tkeught I know thia country well night a t 7 30
n e a r l y c o a H b g ’ be r id e r h la l i f e H o n | a agon
th in g » o f th e Lord w a »
n o th in g
Hhe reined up
enough by tbl» time not ta get loot.
>1 . * • p .
e.
»-y ’- b e i n t e r ' e M lo «
short
o
f
dissipation.
In
the
eve-
•'AIM I In-a.llig t lg l. for Oiinloek I n certainly aot a tenderfoot.”
Presbyterian Church. James Aik-
nt
I ’r
Ca»pr
M a c k o n H o o lo c k
.
In Sm ith. Pastor Sunday school, nlng Ml»« V io le t E W eller, evan
lla iic h l .he a»ked of l l i e man drlv
r a n c h a f l t r ’ * • * * • » • in C h ic a g o
Tbe e-SB smiled, but to himself 9 45 f orenoon „ r v lc e . n . aermon ll« ,ro m
Y akim a,
spoke from
b e . a u e a o f h e r f a t h e r 's lllm a a a J a n -
In .
T here's been men here aererai eubjoct “S p iritual D yna m ic .," the Zechariah 4.8. "N o t bv m ight, nor
g a la lo e * r i d i n g
lo t b a b i ll s
and
lie l i e . offlt , , i ' .|« 'V
B ill I
"*2 ^
.
years who get loot riding In Ih o vested choir w ill sing; evening « r - bv p? wi r .- b,ut bv my
m a a ta p e n is . .n n o w a n e ig h b o r wh<
h r lg h l e y e d boy In Ih e w a r o n ho»
7 30. aermon subject.
The th -
r\ " » • "¿1" lv broliKb’
«’ *■’ *
g U 'd e e h e r b ^ m e
W ot k n o w i n g b ei
hills I t a no disgravo for a two- vice.
M
aster
Teacher's
Commission
to
ou‘
clearing
that
C
h
ris
ts
Kingdom
1 4 .M IIV
h .
H I»«-»»»
V»’
monthser."
Teacher».
a »peclai message
m
■ ■ -r ( d '- a n r e d
not-----h.----- the_
T«m S»l
M
I m i 'I
Jane did not relish being termed view of th r opening o f school;
...i, a * a « t i l » lh l» f
Ia l» r
•■ •••
» "two monthsor." “Oh. I vo been voung people n meeting». 6 30 Sun-
■
-
- -
I»» C a r p v » » I h » t f a t l i s r >• ----I— I—
l a r M l . h » « a lia h e r I I la b a c a ila a o f
here boforo,” she said airily
dav evening.
Van
T a n .b l a ’ a
m t b la a a
He i-ffer»-d no comment.
Tired,
e rtu p u lo u e c h a ra c te r
V la llln g h er
Catholic Church. F a th e r Richard
waltlug for blm to say something.
fa T tie f
In
tb e
b o e p lt e t
te n *
le
Carberry. Pastor—Sunday- Mass at
Jane «us nettled by bis continued 9 30, beginning the fall and w inter
« a m . 4 l a ba « a i r - I M i-c ro s a s n s
h o n e a l* . b u t b a r f a t h e r uia»» h a t l a
allene«.
schedule.
Sunday school w ll fol
be b i t e t o blm
" I «ee you're wearing your braco- low
•
s • a
lot." bo remarked of a sudden. The
words came, so to apeak, out of a T o W e lc o m e N e w c o m e r »
C M A F T g R IV — C .n lln u .d
The congregation o f the M etho
clear »ky.
dist church w ill entertain this eve
She looked at him lust as sud ning (Th ursday! w ith a
- i l l ' h r 'a i o l h l» M w ililr » I k n o w
potluck
denly as he had »poken ; and In supper and social evening to w el
M o, fr o m th e U ra l n ilh iH r I r r r t
come recent arriv als in the com
alarm.
eaw you, «1x1 w h e n you « " I i-ff Ih r
He was looking straight ahead— m unity who w ill m ake their homes
train that w ornlli' Io Sleep* Cat
i Just ss If .be were not within miles
‘ his lo c a lity Follow ing the dln-
M i i'r -> *a r ti I in lined In Irle m ll-
....
.
1 «
™ 1 „ ner, regular church night w ill be
H l w l.l. ’ !,.• lm ;.,.M lveex,,nw «lon obM rved w |th „ t)ro(rrani and
fastm.n Inward III» IK h l a lltin . Ill
of a man riding quite alone. Could al entertainm ent T he ladles’ aid
H r coin im n Inn to rui|ihii»lar Ilia
he he. ahe aaked herself In a flash society w ill have charge of the
words "from ’ h r very Aral mmol-
of fear, a had man? Could he mean kitchen and dining room. They w ill
I
you, I »aid I" n n » rlf T h i i f
tn rob her of her brncelet and be aasisted bv the vounger mem-
a girl with all ’ h r <rl anil s»nd of
her» of the church and
Sundav
watch?
her father ' "
school. M rs Alvla W icks w ill be In
For a moment ahe was too npaet charge of the program
"H ad n't you ’-e tl-r i l i l r r a l l l l lr
• • •
to B|>eak But her alienee aeemed
fa s te r? " sug g es te d III» » 11.hl Sit
not Io move her companion
A lta r S ociety E n te rta in e d
ter casually
luHiklng placidly ahead, and a fter
The Catholic A lta r society was
•T in a fra ’il ’ o push ’ hr oM buck
walling for her to comment, he entertained Monday afternoon at
hoard ever Hila pari of I h r m a d Bn
the
home o f Mr».
M erle
P o rter
spoke again:
I a i l . IO myself," hr continued,
•'I might be wrong. But I thought near L ath am A program o f the
e -There's a »Irl w llh h rr father*»
year's activities wa» planned.
A
1 saw ’ hat bracelet about two year« social hour wag held follow ing the
grit and hrr nm llirr'a l-ennty.' Jane'
ago. Fourth of July— "
business
meeting
and
refreshments
hr lowered hla «dice, becoming
" I ’h." exclaimed Jane for want of were served bv the hostess. The
|y
'are you warm?”
ocletv w ill meet next w ith M rs O.
The F a rth e r She Rode, th e W ild e - komelhlng heller to say.
•yuii».''
"A n y w a y " continued her even- W. Spies.
the C ou ntry G rew
a a a
• A n . e m g fn ria i’ie?"
•peaking guide. “ I know I couldn't
" t by 2" ( la w O r Kan l»ed
“ I'erfeclly Bui I «h.-nld like to made s pmieat lie Jahhcre-I lu low
he mistaken about the young lady
g r’ on f»al«r "
Are you planning to have a telephone put in? D o you
tone» to his ta llir r and. turnlnil Io that wore It. W eren't you visiting
A group of the newlv m arried
MH'roaaen brought Ih r Imr«- • I«' Jane, exclaimed, "Wrong w a)." u ih I
set of the C hristian church met
want
an additional listing? Please tell us now —the
here around that time?"
F rldav night at the church fo r a
a «lop " W h t l’i Ih r mailer?" aabril pointed north. The father shook hl«
N bw T blephonb D irectory is almost ready for print
"Yea," ventured Jane, stealing a potluck supper and organized a
hla rnmpanlon rn llirr tartly
head, and the dispute grew
Jsne
school class which prom
ing. Closing also a n tht ytllow pages of tbe Classified Tele
•'Thia la Hunlork Kuril. The creek uow confused hy Ihe uncertainty glance at the questioner. Ills gate Sunday
ises to be an outstanding class In
was runnln’ kind of high whrn
thanked the parly and rode on south. waa fixed steadfastly ahead.
the future. T he clase ha» been
phone
Directory An advertising medium o f wide average
"W ere yon at the Frontier Day named the "2 Rv 2." O fficers elect
<lro»r Ih rm i.h a fle r .upper, .nrt Il'a
A few miles farther ahe met a
and
tested
value.
celebration
In
Sleepy
Cat
that
ed
follow:
W
ayne
W
akefield
,
presi
tier» rainin' all evenin’. We don't lioraeman heading notih
Aa he
dent; M arv in Shaw, vice president;
want Io get caught In the water drew near, Jane thought ahe rocog Fourth of July?" he continued.
"Y yes," rei-cated Jane. "W -were Mrs. Gene Masters, secretary; A r
T hb P acific T elephone a n d T elegraph C om pany
I'll t» ’ out a n . nee huw things look nixed him aa Ihe man who had dl
mand Rlgga. treasurer M rs M a r
T a h r (he llnra a minute.
reeled her hack In llie ranch a cou you ?”
vin Shaw, lookout chairm an: M rs
524 Main
Telephone 83
"
If
I
hadn't
been."
he
answered
D tlh e ri Saflev. social chairm an ,
" Il'a aufr, I reckon." he reported pie of weeks before, at the close of
returning anon Io the rig.
"Bill a long day of riding through the dryly, “I shouldn't have seen the Those present were M r and Mrs.
you'll heller pul your feel In uiy tlunlm-k hills. Jane reined up in bracelet."
They were Jogelng along pleas
lap till we gel across The water qulrlugly.
"Hood morning." ventured Jane antly enough and as ihe man didn't
might come up through Ihe floor
T a n you tell me whether I am on actually demand her bracelet or
ban i da."
Ih r iraponae waa chilly "M i feet ihe right mad to Ounlock ranch?" watch, her panic subsided.
"Slopping over ai the ranch for
The mnn listened hut made no vf
w ill he all right where they a re "
••II K., June’ Bill you re aboul fort to apeak. Inaiend he looked a while, are you?"
"For 1 while, yea.1*
the awceieal girl I ever aaw In th e at the girl atlently. Ills gaxe was
"Some of the boya over at your
einhnrrasslng.
world."
He Ignored her question and In ranch were telling In town limy had
Hulling .etlon Io lhe»e word».
a young Indy over at Hunlock that
MeCroaaen pul hla arm awlfll.i »lead asked one him self;
"Aren't you the girl who got lost used to ride In a circus. I suppoae
•round the girl and pulled her Io
around here a couple of week« ago?" It waa you.”
ward him (or a kiwi.
" I ’m Ihe only woman, young or
“ Y yea." answered Jane
“ And
I I . failed Io gel one Inatend, he
got a amart alap from Janv'i gloved iren't you the mun who directed me old, over there."
GUKLOCK RANCH
I
N ew book soon
closes for printing—
Wrill YOUR name be in it?
N E tT and USED
hand.
Public Auction of Miscellano
oufl Junk, Tenant Leaving
H. A. Hamm arstAd«t, who 1« a
republican candidal« for state rep
resentative from Stutsmnn counly,
N orth Dakota, vlelted the Sentinel
office a few days ago nnd le ft a
copy o f T he Jamestown (N . D .)
S u n . In which Ihe following ap
pears credited to the Eagle Grove
Eagle
Auction Sale.
I w ill o ffe r at public auction to
the highest bidder I l f any) at whnt
Is known aa the W h ite House,
W ashington, D. C., startin g at 10
a. m, on or about Jan. 20th or
March 4th. 1937. the following de»-
aerlbed nonuaable property, to-w it:
One Dem ocratic P latform , has
never been used, la therefore good
as new One R urr-Tnlled Donkey,
quite aged and wobbly, but a good
enter and brayer.
One C ar loud Mixed Feeding C at
tle, If not shot before day of sale;
Bones of 12.000.000 L ittle Pig», died
from ravages of Three-A bunk.
O ne
Boon-doggl I ng
Congress,
aired by D ictato r nnd Damm ed by
hack?"
Everybody; 4 3-4 bu. 3-A Potatoes,
each nnd every one stamped and
wrapped In roll tissue; 180,000 bu
3-A Seed Com , raised In South
America,
free f r o m
Corn-Hog
blight.
Some Canadian Seed W heat, fine
for resowing Am erican plowed-un-
der arena, 123,542 fine
Corn-Hog
contracts, would make good papier
tnache carnival hats.
10% carlonds N llA Code Jokes,
nothing b elter for feeding young
goats; One lot o f Alphabet Blocks,
exlrn fine for Juggling acta In A m
ateur Vaudeville.
One big Chisel, baddly gapped by
constant chiseling Into public mon
ey box, but could be converted Into
n good garden trowel.
One bale Cotton-Control
Dope,
m ight be uanhld yet, on cotton-tail
rabbits.
Vote-Halting, R elief Fol De-Rol,
grandest collection ever shown un
der one tent, Including down-and-
out w rite r projects, rag-doll fan-
taaales, tln-cnn daubllnga. national
youth ticklers, $80,000 ten-cont pen
sion probes; alphabetical tom -tlta
for m aking district and regional
(TO HE CONTINVKDt
w hite collar pads, hat stretchers.
slop Jars, aelf-plnnlng adjustable
badges. Hopklnnted electro non
talk in g check grinding machines,
etc.
Free lunch on the grounds, fea
tu rin g Alphabet Soup. Non-Constl-
tutlnnnl Sandwiches, Blue Engle
G ravy, 3-A 'T a le r Balia and C o rn -;
Hog Julep.
Term s A ll sums of $10 and un
der. cash In hand muat be real
money; no gold accepted. On all
sums over $10, 300 years tim e w ill
be given to foreigners w ithout in
terest, while 30 days tim e w ill be
given to Americans on bankable
notes to d raw all the Interest and
taxes they can atnnd. Every Item
offered w ill be n guaranteed prod
uct of the S u pe r-A m a lg a m ate d
R rnln-Truat League o f America,
IN S O L V E N T
John Citizen. Auctioneer.
Uncle Sam. Owner.
A. Taxpayer. Clerk.
Eagle Grove Eagle
George W ashington left the V n lt-
pd States only once when he ac
companied his half-hrother to the
W est Indies.
k ite s months of careful prepa
ration we are ready to offer
you the most astounding furni
ture values of a generation! A
comparison will convince you
that here is the plaoe to shop
and now is the time to buy for
real savings.
Trade in your old heater on a new circulator—We have several new and used heaters and
ranges.
FINE NEW SHIPMENT OF FLOOR COVERINGS
Attractive Designs and Prices—Just Arrived
INNERSPRINO AND SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES
See us for Anything You May Need in Household Furnishings — New or Used
M c L a u g h l in s
THE COTTAGE OROVE BARGAIN HOUSE