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In tlif co u rse ut' y e a r s m illions o f «lui
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O regon by u sin g o ur ow n mails, w inch
a r c ju s t as s a f e as p r i v a t e c a r r ie r s am i
WAR PICTURES TO BE SHOWN
FRIDAY NIGHT AT
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The « 1 « liaquont; tMpftjrer n m l » T*lwt.
l ieutenant t'lu is Jensen, of the sin
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stiiten «rmv.
cuine dow n from Kligcuo last week fo puny , Inis a n n o u n ced Ins c a n d id a c y for
the rep u b lic a n tiomiiiiiliou tor c n u n l i s i
do the work.
tr e a s u r e r
Mr M yers is well know n
I I II
throughoiil th e e n ti r e c o u n ty , us lie eov
Mayors Out for Treasurer
J a m e s I.. Meyers, o f F ug en*, tr a c c i e is even Ilio sm all c o m m u n itie s for his
" " b’sm an or the E u g en e F'• ml com firm
lentille n u en by the b o y s ' q u a r t e t . Ko I
low inn Ila 1 sciolinile th e boys were also
ilielmleil hi th e pai I y am i a merry tim e
was on joyed.
\ six o ’clock pi cu n su p p e r was held
the b asem en t o f the M eth o d ist church
1 ho i‘«-**t# t h a t piU* upon him aro o t t o « will
an e x h iln tio u ot* w ar picturo# T u esd ay e v e n in g and
p roved a very
u n re a s o n a b le am i preposterously out o f at th e \ r e a d e t h e a t e r F rid a y nig h t. un pleasan t e v e n t.
Vlmiit fifty were pres
p ro p o r tio n to th e am o u n t of th e ta x . ilei th e uiispu es of the com m ercial élut). c u t .
Being a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e r m yself, A dm ission wilt be fr e e to the public
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a n d h a v in g g iv e n th is p a r t i c u l a r law a n d th e r e will be a n " '" l film m addi D I D N ' T W A N T H E R M A N BLOOD SO
I c o n s i d e ra b l e s t u d y , 1 feel t h a t I am iti tio u to t h e w a r film, which will be eu
H E L E T IT O U T OK
| a po sitio n to revise th e p u b lic a tio n law 1 11 fly d i f f e r e n t front any w ar pictu res
H I S TOE.
b e f o r e e x h i b i t e d here T h e film is from
Elbert Bede Has Definite Idea of I iu such m a n n e r th a t past a b u s e s can not p ic tu re s actually t a k e n on th e buttle
N f w a l k , N d , March It*. " I th o u g h t
bo r e l a t e d a n d so t h a t tin* taa|mv«TH ! f o l d * / v h o
th e A imio U ‘i«K tVn
Beneficial Legislation That
I had a tew d ro p s ol (teiinu n blood in
will get a c h e a p e r an d more s a t is f a c to r y tur«‘*i
Virplaitc c o n stru c tio n a n d tin
service. As a n ex am p le of uiy insig ht m g o f sp ru c e will also be shown. The iu\ \ fins, so I p ric k e d in\ g re a t toe and
Should Be Considered
in to th is s u b je c t it seem* to me a sense pi ogress o f th e w ar will be show n in an lot tlioui flow out. Now I in roadv ,*»
less p ro ceed in g an d a n im p ositio n upon entirely novel m anner,
tako tin* o ath . * *
F o m iu ereial club m em b ers beut the
th e d e lin q u e n t t a x p a y e r to req u ire five
So say in g. W illiam S tr a s h u r g o r , an
U se of M ails fo r D i s t r ib u t io n a n d Col
xpt'iise tit the p ro d u c tio n ami in v ite
1 p u b lic a tio n s o f tho lux lisi, ami thi>
a p p lican t fo r e n lis tm e n t in tin* t in ted
tli g e n e ra l public to lie th e i r guests.
1 action o f E lectio n S up p lies; R e
I so m ctim cs in tw o p ap era ili th è sanie
S t a t e s m a r in e corps, rem oved his alio««
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lieve D elin q u e n t T a x p a y e rs ;
city .
ERO ST E O R E C A S T TO B E G IV E N and d is p la y e d to the a s to n is h e d g a / e of
D iv id e C ounties f o r
From past ex p e rie n e e at Salem , I be
S e rg e a n t T h o m a s Ure«*ti a b a n d a g e d
D A IL Y T H R O U G H T E L E P H O N E
lieve ocouoiuies cali be c f f c c te d iu s t a t e
• * lift I«* pig t h a t went to m a r k e t . ’ ’
Com m issioners
EXCHANGE
g o v e rn u ie u t. some of t i n s e by consoli-
" H o w d o y o u k now t h a t t he blood
R esid en ts tit C o tta g e G rove and Fu y o u let o u t w a s («eruinti a n d n o t some
d a tio n .
lt soouis to me t h a t th ere is
E l b e r t B ede c a n d id a te f o r jo in t a m u ltip lic itv o f b o a rd s a n d couimis g en e may h e r e a f t e r hnv e Iht* tro st tore o t h e r k i n d " ’ a s k e d Ur e o n .
s e n a t o r from l a n e and Lin n, h a s issued A ldus, some w ith sa la rie s atta c h é ,!. T he e a s t by c a llin g up the tele p h o n e o ffice
**t p ric k e d at a point f u r th e s t from
t h e fo llo w in g s t a te m e n t to th o p ress; 1 last le g isla tu re labi th è fou iidntio u fo r iu e ith e r e itv . The fori a.st is made my h e a r t , ” r e t u r n e d S t i a s b u i g e i w III!
;it .».»o fin t» f \ n u iij, by ( ’. K. S t f w a r t ,
I t is a h a b it th a t c a n d id a te s h a v e o f ! a c tio n at t l n s sessiou an d I th i n k ile
is Vmeriean born and p u gnaciously a lift
lorat «*«u»pi*ruti v«* \v«ath«*r ob.m»rvfr, \\ ho
sp e a k in g in high so un d in g te r m s o f b e ; te r m i n e d legislatura etili reallv do some- Inis* r«*««i\«*«1 t h f ti«*«-»•saury in«ti uiiit'iit# T eutonic.
in g th e t a x p a y e r s ' c a n d id a te , or th e ! t h i n g along th is line at thè ap p ro aeliin g from t h f <;o\friiuiflit, a n d th r o u g h tho
Hut S t r a s b u r g e r c a n ’t be a l \ S.
t a x p a y e r s ' frien d , or th e repr* s e n t a ’ ive sessron.
f o o n f ra tio n o f t h f I'act fit* T**1«*|*1 hhi «* manu«*. II«* la«ke«| tin* wi’ig ht ami tin*
o f th e common people, i n d e f i n i t e p l a t i
lt seeuis to me t h a t a div ision o f «.v lY lf^ruph com pany tho in to rn ia tio u height ne«-essary.
t u d e s b ein g called in to use f o r t h a t p u r 't e l l u r i c a i a t o cominissiouer ilis trie ts will bo ^;ivon to auvono f a l l i n g oithor
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pose.
would be m ueh more s a t is f a c to r y th a n tin* C\»ttago l i r o v f or tho Ku^ouo ox
W \ T ( Il VOI K 1 \H K I
S a \ o 2\V
I h av e no re s p e c t f o r p r e c e d e n t , h o w th e presen t m eth od of e le c tin g com r hanges.
I I B
F»»r T u f it la v nig ht Mr. S to w a r t foro
e v e r lo ng-established, i f 1 seo w h at m issio uers at large, As nearly as pos
C O TTA G E G R O V E B A N K S TO
seem s to be a b e t t e r way. As a c a n d i slide, ev erv section of thet'OUlitv should oast a t f i n p f r n t u r f o f l?t» d f g r f f s and
S H O R T E N B U S IN E S S
d a t e for s e n a t o r I would lik e to s t a t e be re p r e s e n te d u| >u the b o ard t h a t c on t h f t h f r n n n i i f t f r «lr«q*peil to -5. Mr.
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d e f i n it e ly some o f th e th i n g s 1 h a v e in d u e ts th e county s business.
If th e t h f s t a n d a r d \ a r i f t i f s of f r u i t s h a w
mind, to th e en d t h a t th e v o te r s o f l.a n e people o f L a n e an d l.inn c o u n ties s •em b f f ii g ro a tly inju ro d by th o frost this
Iu k e e p in g w ith flu* g e n e r a l move-
an d l.in n c o u n tie s m ay k n ow t h a t I
to w ish it, 1 shall, in th e e v e n t of iu y wfi k, but th i n k s all oarly v a r i f ti o s of m«*nt «»f busiiK ss am i w ith th e ac tio n of
h a v e no in t e n ti o n o f g o in g to Sivjom election, e n d e a v o r to w ork out si >m e pfao h o s w hich had b u d d ed h av e been tin* bnsiin’ss houses of th«* to w n an d
more «specially t « » «*om ply w ith th«* n*
merely to become a« se a t-w a rm e r a n d to such m eth od w hich will not in crease killed.
<ju«*st *>t the ¡’resident «»! th«* 1 int«*d
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th e f u r t h e r end t h a t th e y may h a v e th e 1 tlit' ex p en se o f g o v e rn m e n t.
o p p o r t u n it y to ex p ress to m e t h e i r o p in | 1 h av e in mind o th e r le g isla tio n t h a t E A S T E R C A N T A T A D R A W S L A R G E S t a t e s th a t all «*ur pi*«)ph* giv«* to fi»«* ut
m«*st «»t th e i r tim e an d a b i l i t y t«» the
A U D IE N C E SUNDAY
ions on th e s u b je c ts fo r le g isla tio n | will g iv e ta x p a y e r s m ore m oney w ith
p ro d u c tio n i*f all «dusse# «»f f«»**«| pro
N IG H T
which l suggest. I will h a v e th e g r e a t l w hich to buy lib e rty bonds, o f w hich I
d u e ts r«*quir«*«l f«»r the m a i n te n a n c e «»f
est resp ect fo r t h e i r w ishes an d d esires, m ay sp eak as th e ca m p a ig n p rogr
' * Tht* K ing «»! Glory. ’ t h f K:i?»t«*r u u r cou n try an d th ose «>f «»nr \lli«*s, tin-
an d I wish to s t a t e t h a t a m i s t a k e v o t
t a n t a t a '•ting by t h f M e th o d ist « hnir, b a n k s « » f th is tow n will «»n am i a f t e r
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ers o ft e n m a k e is in not m a k i n g th e i r
\ p r i l s, li»ls, op«*n th e i r «biors fo r busi
L o ra n e W o m an S tr ic k e n w ith A poplexy : u n d e r t h f d ire c tio n «*f Mis. Leon lb**»
desires know n.
I.arz»> at th« e h u r r h S u n d a y e n e m n g , ness ut 10 o ’cloi k u. in. anil clone them
Kugeno R e g is t e r — Mrs. H a r r i e t Pipes, | w as an excellent «•«»niposition am! pleas- at > o ’«l«*« k p. in . u n til f u r t h e r notice,
O ne o f th e im p o r t a n t th i n g s 1 h a v e
The th a t all p a r t u s « o niierted t her«* with
in m in d t h a t should i n t e r e s t e v e ry t a x of l.t>r:ine. widow o f th e lute J e r e m i a h «•«I an u n usually large au d ie n c e
p a y e r is a new m eth o d f o r th e d i s t r i b u Pipes, a p io n e e r fa r m e r o f t h a t valley, '»• dos by Mrs. H. K. 1.aw sou an d Mrs. may h ave s u f f ic i e n t tim«* t « » «io th e ir
tion o f electio n supplies an d t h e re t u r n y e s t e r d a y w hile d r i v in g home fro m E u K. \V. (.»lass w ere p e rh a p s tin* uioat s h a r e in th e e x t r a iiuti«*s ineid«-nt t«» the
w ar.
o f supplies and results. U n d e r p re s e n t g e n e in a b u g g y w ith W illiam V aug hn , I h e a r t il y a p p r e c i a te d num bers. The pro
Iti«* c u sto m e rs a n d fr«*in«ls of the
g rain follow s:
laws th is is done by th e e x p ensiv e who has c h a r g e of her place, w as s t r u k
b a n k s can eonf«*r a fa v o r on th e offi
Chorus, * * H e W as D e s p i s e d . "
m eans o f p r i v a t e c a r r ie r s a t so much en w ith a p o p le x y an d i . not e x p ected
( n t r a l t o mdo. " O u r W o u n d ed I.> rd ’ ’ e« rs urn! **inpluyees of th e b a n k s by ar
p e r d iem an d m ileage, w h ile re g is te r e d to recov er, a c c o rd in g to her p h y sician .
ra n g i n g th e i r a f f a i r s so th a t th«*ir busi
M rs. lim a Beag«-r.
ni'rs w ith th e b u n k s m ay be transaet««!
m ail an d th e p arcel post w ould g e t th e T h e y were d r i v i n g home by w ay o f Cun-
S o p ra n o solo an d chorus. " T h e r e Is
b e tw e e n th e a b o v e nam ed hours.
sam e resu lt for a very sm all p a r t o f th e ra d Hill an d th e stro k e occurred a b o u t
| a Ui«<*u Hill F a r Away. ’ * Mrs. II. K.
F I R S T N A TION \ L BAN K.
p re s e n t expense. T h e idea o f a p e rs o n a l _ o V loe k .
■ Law son.
B A N K O F C O T T A G E GKOYK.
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c a r r i e r fro m some iso lated p re c i n c ts at
Sol«», q u a r t e t t e an d chorus, " A s It
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I.e g a l b la n k s a t T he S e n tin e l office.
a n ex pen se o f as high as $10 a v o te is
B egan to D a w n ” ;
lo. Mrs. ( ’miner:
A D M I N I S T R A T O R S N O T IC E .
too a n t i q u a t e d f o r p ro g r e ssiv e Oregon. P a t r o n i z e hom e i n d u s tr y .
*** I q u a r t e t , Mrs.
Mrs. A. Hrunii, t
N « * 1 1 «• •* is hereby g iv en th a t by «»r«i«*r
Mr. it. W. Glass and Mr. J o s e p h K notts.
, B ass .so|n ami quart« t, " S«*ek Ye the of th e C ounty Court *»f l.am* C ounty,
| l a * n l ” ; solo, Mr. ( ’. K. 1’m p h r e y ; q u a r O regon, «Iuiy m ade ami e n t e r e d of r«*«-
ord on tin* .'»Ofh «lay ot M arch, l J ‘ lH f in
tet, Mrs. Leon Ib*sLarzest Mrs. licager, the matt« r <»t th** estât«* of .L iiim - s H enry
•Mr. S. L. Ma« kin. Mr. I m p h r e y .
D« rb v, «b*eeas«,d, th e uml«*rsign»*»l. Alta
C horus, “ \n«l
Th«*y
Worshippe«! K ing, was duly appoint«-«! a«liiiinistrator
| H im ."
« » t sani «*st a f «*. All p«*rsons h a v i n g claims
Soprani» solo, " A n K aater O f f e r i n g , ’ ’ i a g a i n s t said «*stat«* a re r«*<|uin*«l to pre
s«*nt them duly v e rifie d a s by law r«*
Mrs. Hoy W. Glass.
[• F in a l «horns, “ He Is th«* K in g of «piired to said m liu i n is tr a t o r at Ins law
o ff ic e 111 th«* F ir s t N a tio n a l B ank bulbi
G lory. *f
ing. Cottagi* (ìr«»ve, (>r«*gon, w ith in ssx
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G E N E R O U S S U M IS G I V E N f OR
D ated th is full «lay o f \ p r i l , H»1K.
R E L IE F OF ST A R V IN G
A L T A K IN G .
A R M EN IA N S
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A d m in is tra to r .
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T h e c o m m u t e on A rm e n ia n re ie f an
Tin »Sentinel receives in q u irie s «»very
nouuced y«*ster«lay th«* eolleetion of
w «*»*k
from p ro s p e c tiv e net ti e r s who
*7-5. ho in t h «*i r «Iriv«* last week. T h is
Mini ex«*e**de«l by a b o u t $ -0 0 th e am o u n t wish copies o f the pap er. If y«»u wish
a ss ig n e d by th is «listrifU to raise by to s«*ll y o ur lami y o u r ad. nhoulil be in
th e g e n e ra l c o u n ty c o m m ittee. C. II. The Sen tinn ì, w here p ro s p e c tiv e s e ttle rs
C orson, A lfreii J u r y , W. J . Wood, G. M. will set* it.
M a r k s b u r y an d H«*v. D. A. McCleod
a i i
w ere m e m b e rs of the local com m ittee.
C ounty B u ilding Small B ridge
Mr. Corson, « hairin an of the commit-
T h e c o u n ty i* b u ild in g a (SO-foot
it**«*, especially p raises th e work of the
¡s o lic itin g co m m ittees , who w««rk«*d tire bridg«* <»\«*r a at ream w hich muat be
les.sly and e f f i c i e n t l y th r o u g h o u t the «*r « i n going from th«* B ucific high
week .
way* to t h e c o u n t y ' s rock crUNh«*r locat
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SATURDAY G RA N G E PROGRAM
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I h i r ÎÎN y e a r s o f pi a e
lical e x p e rie n e e
is l i e l i i m l
III is s y s t e m .
10 c
T h f f o l l o « p r o g r a m vvill be given
at t h f m f ftin K o f t h f C u ttn ijf O rove
t;rn n i'f S n tu r d a y , A prii •>, a t 1:.'Ì0 p. in.:
S o ng by (trang*', K iv er o f Timi-; rfud-
ing, .\li«s L ena H n re h a m ; in s t r u n i f n t a l
solo. F r e d a A u b r e y ; re e i ta t io n . M i b l r f l
B n r c b a m ; song, C la ra T ille r; in s tru
m e n ta ! solo, F lo r e n c e M e F a r la n d .. T o
pica f o r d is c u ssio n :
P riu c ip le of Co-
o p e ra tim i, W. A. H e m e n w a y ; Kconornie.
G ain o f Co o p e ra tio n , S. K. I.evvis; W h at
A re th è B est O r n a m e n t a i Slmile Tre«1«,
U n P . Il MeGee; T h e Best Fio e era
f o r th è F a r m e r ' s W ife to Baine, Mrs.
M. XI. W heeler.
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c a r r y t h e m , t e n d $ 1 .2 0
fo r a c a rto n o f 1 2 p a c k-
aifo« t o T h e A m e r ic a n
T o b a c c o C o ., N . Y .C ity
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m u m m ie s
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pec ted ly oil til
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\ cu p c o m m eal
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'■ teasp oo n salt
4 teasp oo n s R o y al B ak in g P o w d ar
In* in Is b e fo r e tli
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No eggs
1 cu p milk
2 tab leap o n n a sh o rte n in g
Silt dry ingredients together Into b o w l; add milk and melted
shortening an d beat well.
Bake In greased muflin tins in hot
oven about 20 minutes. S am e trailer m ay be baked as corn
bread in greased shallow pan.
Our new Red, While and Blue booklet, “ Rest War Time Recipes,” containing many other
recipes for making delicious and wholesome wheat saving foods mailed free address
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FOOD W ILL W IN THE W A R
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when they took
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A P EACH FAMILY saved one cup of wheat flour it would amount to
5,500,000 pounds, or more than 28,000 barrels. If this saving was made
three times a week, it would amount to 858,000,000 pounds, or 4,377,000
barrels in a year.
You can do your share in effecting this saving and really help to win
the war by omitting white bread from one meal today and bukmg m its
place muffins or corn bread made according to this recipe:
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Mrs. K. \V. G lass e n t e r t a i n e d th e high
school g i r l s ’ glee clu b lit F a s t e r b r e a k
f a s t S u n d a y m o r n in g a t seven o 'c lo c k .
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Y TO PROTECT YOUR COUNTRY, BUY LIBERTY BONDS
FOR HOME PEOPLE
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- T H E SE N T IN E L
IS ALW A Y S R E A D Y TO DO
IT S PART.
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is I Ile c o i t o c i o l l e l o r v o ll i' e y e s .
T H E l-'l Ht.M I I .A vvill u n i i h e c o i t e c i w lie i t il is h a s e i l oli
I h e r i s i i l i o f a c a r e l u i e x a m i u a t im i ( ‘o n s e i p i e i i l l y a l l i o r n u g h
e x a m i n a l i m i liy a o o m p e l c n t p e i s o n is t h è 1 1 r s i r e i p i i s i l e l o r a
s a i i s f a e l o i y p a n o l g l a s s i s S . W K Y l» l II KV E S .
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At th e re g u la r m e e t in g of the M. P.
G, c lu b held T u e s d a y a fte rn o o n a t the
home of Mrs. A lfred Mkei, th e club com
pleted it s work o f ta b u l a ti o n fo r the
th ird li b e rt y loan driv e. Mpeeial g u ests
o f th e c lu b were Mrs. W. W. M c F a r
lan d . a n d Mrs. H owe, of E ugene, moth
er of Mrs. K K. Mills. Mrs. M. Roy
S m ith will be hostess a t th e next m eet
o f th e club.
OF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
NO T O W N EV ER B E C A M E
A B IO T O W N W I T H O U T
A L IV E N E W S P A P E R
W E L L FIL L E D W IT H
L I V E ADS.
I
On F a s t e r S u n d a y a few o f th e
H h u rtr id g e fa m ily g a th e r e d at the resi
ilenee o f \V. \V. M hortridge on South
F o u r t h stre e t to e e le b ra te
th e S^ml
b i r t h d a y of W. W. Hhortriiigc. a p ioneer
o f 1 H!»2, who h a s resided in C o tta g e
G ro v e an d th e s u r r o u n d in g e o u n tr y
c o n s t a n t l y e x e e p t while in the volun
te e r «erviee d u r i n g the y e a r s of 1
an d ls.qii in t h e R ogue R iver In d ian
W a r. W. W. H h o rtrid g e was m arrie d
in A p ril, ls*i2, to E llen Keyes. T h e r e
w ere 11 c h ild re n born to th is union, all
ot whom a re liv in g .
T h e re a r e .’12
g r a n d c h i ld r e n an d .'! g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l
d re n . R e la tiv e s p re s e n t a t th e F a s t e r
g a t h e r i n g were Sir-*. S a m a n th a Brown
an d d a u g h t e r Ellen, Mr. an d Mrs. Ad
n i n s arid son Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. M.
S. S h o r t r id g e an d sons H arold an d C l i f
to n , G ra n d m a A m elia Mhortridge, Mr.
an d Mrs. F. B. Mhortridge and Mrs. J .
J . W eed en . O t h e r g u e s t s were Mr. am i
Mrs. M. B. C tirrln, Mrs. A n n a Hams,
G r a n d p a F llio t, L eslie Longfellow. Mrs.
E. K. T u rp in , Mrs. W innie T u rp in and
M a r v in Booker.
Commandant and Mrs. Oldenberg
- NO STO RE E V E R BECA M E
A B IG S T O R E W I T H O U T
A D V ER T ISIN G .
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t'olllll
No mallei' how excellent
the mechanical work in a
pair of glasses, it counts l'or
T h e reason?
B ecau se
it’s m ade of B urley pipe
tobacco and because—
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Our System-
LUCKY STRIKE
CIGARETTE
N a year it has become
fam ous; the m an ’s cig
arette for the m en w ho are
w o rk in g o v e r h e re , a n d
fighting over there.
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fireplace.
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