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ARCADE T H E A T E R W E E K L Y PROGRAM ( Fri., March 3— W ill Rogers iu “Cupid the ’ovv puncher.” “W inners of the W est.” Sat., March 4 W illiam Russell in “The Man W ho Dared.” Comedy, “ Her Dogmi W edding.” Sim., March f>— Rehe Daniels in “Tw o W eeks Without Pay.” Comedy, “The Honor of the Mounted.” Mon.-Tues., March <*-7— Cecil B. D eM i lie's production, “Something to Think About.” Comedy, “ High Life.” ( W ed., March 8— Owen Moore 'hickcn in t he ( ’ase." Comedy, “The Green Horn.” in “The II. \V. Titus, w u |M>st|x>m‘il iir hi ' I'ount u f * hi- iltiiilh u f M rs. .lumi's M ills, uf Miirshfu-lit, u uu'iuliur o f tUi* elub. ♦ ♦ ♦ Thu hulli's' will o f tlii' Cri-sbyti'rinn i-huri-h will uun't next WiHlm-siiny uf iiiriioou in tbi> church with Mrs. T. C Wheeler, Mrs C. II VuiiUeiibiirt; 11 ml Mrs. Herbert Kukiu us hostesses. ♦ ♦ ♦ No m eetin g o f the C o n ste llatio n elub w a s helil th is w e e k , on ueeouut o f the numerous o th er soeiul fu n ctions. e> <*' ♦ The ln terse elub held 11 soeiul session mill iliiu eiiig party in A m erican l.egm n hull T u e sd a y niuht. BANQUET IS TO START BEAN GOVERNOR BOOM Several hundred enthusiastic backers of Louis K. Bean tor tin* next governor o f Oregon w ill gather at the Hotel Osburn tomorrow eveniug as u n o fficia l opening o f the Lane county campaign o f the Eugene legislative leader and it is expected that at this time tin as pirn at for the chair o f the chief ex ecutive w ill outline his policies and platform Any o f Mr. Kean*» friend- wishing to be guests at the banquet may secure reservations at The Honti nel o ffice. Tickets an* $1 each. L U M B E R D E M A N D IM PR O V E D V IS IT IN G D E A LE R S STATE I'hurs., March 9- (i lad vs Walton in “Short Skirts." International N ew s and comedy. The Army Store has a complete line of army shirts, army shoes and all other army clothing that will keep you warm and dry. “C A L L A N D LOOK U S O V E R ’ — 310 M A I N $1100 OFFICERS SHOES $900 ARMY RUSSET SHOES $3.89 $5.59 $5.89 $9 ARMY WOOL STRAIGHT LEG PANTS $8.B0 ARMY OFFICERS LEATHER LEGGINGS $2 50 NEW ARMY KHAKI SHIRTS $5.97 $4.69 SOCIETY That Reminds Me! Economy Feed Store $1.39 quit«* ill tin* past week with the flu but ure now slowly improving. Dale Owen, o f I pitot, .s|N*ut the week end with horn«* folks. Mr. and Mrs Miles Hitcher Jr. mo tonal to Cottag«* Grove Tuesday *»vc nmg. Bert Dime and Doutthl Owen motored to the Grove Monday. TM M CEDARS (Speeial to The Sentinel.) Feb. 2h Gladys Chnpiuau pent th* week end at th«* F. II Magee h«»ui«*. Mr nail Mrs. Hart sell spent the week end with Mrs. HurtseU’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I*. 11. Magee. Mrs. Hurt- s«*ll has a severe cold. Tin* Cellars school literary society met last Friday luglit. Mr Meisuer was elcct«*d moderator. A basket social w ill b«* given at the next meeting. March It). Merritt Holton H|a*nt Tuesduy ut tin S. C. Yeatch home. Rye Mu t h u h . O ik * «*np rye flour, half cup wheal flour, half «'Up nudasses, two thirds cup sour milk, tfUH|H»oii so«la, on«* egg butter th«* sin* i*f an **gg, ami a pinch o f salt, link«* in (|iiiek oven 29 nun •iG's. C/ean ' Cut Flour and Feeds N O X A L L Brand Flour and Feeds Indestructible Thermos Bottles U/?e W h it e P h a rm a c y Y o u r Experienced Friend f will tell you that th«‘ lo-st meat is always cheapest. Hut how to t I I'hoii't' meats is a difficult thinp to learn and expensive, too Von eau avoid hoth difficu lty and expense by buying your meats here. W e sell only the finest grades, so you w aste no money on experiment«. MEAT I K ' 1 PHONE- IS C O TTA G E CROVE M% r r *M> rtDrrnkj OREGON I Taut Faying Begins Collection o f Mine county tnx«*s b«* gan Wednesday at tin* offici* of Slier i f f Stickels. It is requested that tax payers who have r**«*»*iv«*d their notices bring them to tin* o ffic e with their payments or if they s«*ml in th»* money by mail enclose the statements with th«* r**m it fa life «. This is quite necessary, say thos«* in charge o f e«dlection-s. Without th«* no tices tin* clerical fore«* in the o f fie«* will often b«* compelled to spend a great deal o f tim«* in looking up th descriptions o f the different pie«*«*» o f property owned by th** taxpayers. Th«* first half «if the 1921 tax is du« April 6. A fte r that int«*r«*st at tin rate o f one p«*r cent |**r month if charged. County Poor Farm In Hit. A change in th«* management o f th«* county poor farm was r«*€omm«*ml<*d by the grand jury which n«l jouruod Ttics «lay. Th«* r«*|s>rt stat«*d that cuaditions at th«* farm ar<* bad aii«l that the in mates are poorly fe«l. The grnu«l j«iry also r«M»omm«*inle<l that the county court s«*t aside a fund for th«* cn I forcemeat o f the prohibition law. Rev Orr Dies In California. Creswell, Or«*., March 1 Word has i b**«*n receive«! fr«»m Clov«»r«lale, Calif., announcing the sud«l«*n death o f R«*v W A. Orr on Sunday uft«*rn<»«»n, <»f a|M>plexy. Mr. Orr was pastor o f the )o«*sl Presbyterian church f«ir two years. S a ro ry Cheese Three slices uf bacon, on«* ch«*«*s<*, half teaspoon «inion juice, «pi.art«*r t«*a spoon salt, «lash o f paprika. Crisp th«* bacon arid break it up in small pieces Mix the cheese, seasoning and milk with the bacon. Heat and nerve on toast. DRESS $7 00 ARMY MARCHING SHOES Optimistic opinions concerning the present outlook o f the lumber industry, couple«! with predictions o f a steadiiy increasing demand for the product o f camp ami mill, is the consensus o f opinion o f a m ajority o f th«* party o f Fri., March 10— “The Sport of Kings,” fea retail lumber dealers who were in Eugene Tuesday on a swing o f inspec turing Margot Kelly and Matt Moore. B L A C K BUTTE HEBRON. tiun through the P acifie northwest and the coast timber districts as a part o f “ Winners of the West.” (Special to Tin* Sentinel.) (Special to The S«*ntinid.) a general survey o f the lumbering in Feb. 28.— Thos. Funk motored to the F«*b. 2s Mrs. G. M. K«*belb«»ek was dustry, both from the production stuml in Eugene last \\ e«liu*s«lay point ami tin* possibilities o f a demand Grove Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Groat spent a few days M is Agnes Taylor visited in th«* in tin* variou- local markets that art* <i. J. I aimless, J. H. Chambers, 8. J. o f last week with her «laughter, Mr\ Grove a part ot last we«*k. included on the itinerary. Leonard. Harry Hart, Elmer Aloumm, Da be I Jenkins, «> I Cottage Grove. Th«* Misses Sarah and Maggie l«uj«iir, Georg« Fullerton, 11. B. Breedlove, C. Mrs. l>ab«*I Jenkins’ baby died Mon o f Walker, ar«* visiting at tin* houie ot SOUTH KRi PA C IF IC A N N O U N C E S L I ui pit rey, Charles B«* idler, .s. Ham day o f last week. It wits just a week then sister, Mrs. I.. D. Huff. SU M M ER EXCURSION RATES Mr and Mrs. V. s. <•o ff en torta iii«*d nek. B **»ic Suteliffe, Dab* Sturges, old. Mrs. Jenkins’ mother stayed will» A lfred White is on tin* siek list this ruiay aftem oon at their homo on ) Albert Woodard and W. 1.. Darby and Siinunt*r excursion rates from Ore her and her sister, Mrs. Ah.** Hum week. Ills three little girls, who have Olltll Fifth r**«*t ill honor o f thoir Mi>se> Doris and Marian Goff. ¡you, California, Nevada ami Arizona sou, of Knscblirg, until a fter tin* fu been «| ii 1 1•* sick, an- slowly uuprov iug. >th w eddiug aiuni v »■rsary. Games wore J to the east are to be granted by the in* n il. Miss l.ascrut* l«amb sp**al the week laved and \«»c numi*»‘l > VN i* P a . given The Joker elub hebl a pl«»usan* «1. B. Rons«* ami \S. Junes, of lain end with her purciit» m Eugem*. Southern P acific company. These rates •y Mr Dv:«Lanr.s. Mrs. (,. J *ii»n Monday night with Mrs. C. II are nearly the same as those granted don, were visitors at tin* home of Mr- Mr. and Airs. N. W. W'lnte and Land« and Mrs K. E Short. Refresh daughter. Miss Inez, who have all ments were »erved. Mr. and Mr». G o ff YutiDenburg. Following the usual di before th*- war. The tickets w ill be on Susan Walker Suuilnv afternoon version, dainty refreshments wen Mr. Kaler, ul Blink Butt«* mines sale from June 1 to August 31, with been quite sick, are slowly improving. wore recipients ot a number o f pretty Flor«*m*«* Kob«*lb«*ck spent tin* week : ud useful presents. In vited gu«*st> served. Guests o f tin* elub were Mr. return limit October 31, and will be has been in Eugeue the past few »lays .nit M : W w R e fill laud, M i uud subject to diverse route and stopover on business. eud in the Grove at the home of tier v* i. M istr«— E S G off. A. T. Cran Mrs. Thus. Funk and children Dora gmmipnreiitM, Mr. and Mrs. Alike Keb dull. John Cameron. John Baker. C. A. Mrs. 1). H. Hemenwav, Mr. ami Mrs privileges. ami Alvin spent Thursday with Mrs elbeek. ••»ley Hutu- Arne. Clarence Stoue H. A. Miller. H J Hbiuu and Wm Susan Walker. Bum Check Man Makes Good. The John and Ge«»rg«* K«*b«db»*ek i>ur_. Chira Burkholder. R. E. Short. Tliuni. Miss Jennie l-ent is staying with families were in the Grove Sunday to Byron J. M erritt, said to have been ( F. Fro^t. I.. on D**sLnrze>. A. Brund. The basketball girls of the high married but a week, was arrested at Mrs. Clins. Kaler while Mr. Kaler i- attend church. school pleasantly surprised their coach, Corvallis W'educsiluv and fu n d $25 in away. G. M. Kchtdhcck motored up to Lon Oscar Brmlford motored up from don Monday. M i » Dorothy Hay-, Monday evouiug th** Eugene justice court on a charge the particular oeea-io i being a birth o f issuing cheeks without having suffi Salem, taking Ins daughter back with Then* will b«* a basket <liiun*r next ■lay anniversary. Games were played cient funds to cover them. He was him. Sunday at tin* church iinuiediuhdy fol M i » Grace Funk lias had a severe lowing Sunday s«*ho«d and preaching at | ami refreshuioi.t» nerved by the girls. accused o f g ivin g n check for $3.59 to attack of tin* grip but is getting bet 2 o'clock. W. K. Wallace, o f Eugene. A t»^j pound daughter was born Fri M i » Ruth Robison entertained the Merrit was also accused o f giving tor. GO TO THE Mr. mid Mrs. Hop|>er and Mr. and «lav t«» Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gilliam. . Suits us club at h«*r home Monday' eve fiv e bad checks at Cottage Grove but mug in honor o f her sister. Mrs. H. H. the hobli*rs o f tile worthless paper Mrs. Win. L ively motored t«r Cottage j Harms, o f Portland. A pleasant s«jcial would not prosecute him as In* had Grove Wednesday. S A G IN A W Miss Grace Funk came iioni*- Friday evening \va> enjoyed and refreshment» made good th«* amounts represented on evening from Cottage Grove, where she j served. fin* checks. He also returned th»* money 1 b lock sm ith o f bank c o r n e r (Special to The S««ntinel.) to Wallace and paid all tin* cost - of lia«l been employed at tin* Cottage In* Feb. 28. Tin* scliiad has be«*n <*lose«l tol. The members o f the fire department prosecution. J. J. Groat left Monday e x a c tin g to until the flu epidemic is over. FOR GOOD held their annual banquet Monday Mrs. Clara Taplm returned Monday gt> t»i Reeds|H»rt. night, the spread being served by Mrs. Boy “ P o ts ” the “ Devil.** H arry Garman was a \ isitor at the «•veiling from Salem, where she had Lucy Holland. About thirty members Alton (la .) Democrat: The “ d e v il” been visiting h«*r daughter (-larubtdh*. Black Butt** school Monday. were present. that seured those young p«opie at Lale I«**oiiard was m the Grove Mmi . . . Hutchinson. Minn., almost to death «lay evening. Mrs. William Watson, o f Curtin, en w ill not scare any more o f them, for LO N D O N . Mrs. Gray shopped in th«» drove HOME OF THE FAMOUS tertained Tuesday iu honor o f the 87tb 14-year obi lad took a shot at him Hoturduy. birthday anniversary o f her grand and brought him low, tin* charge from (Specilli to Th«* Sentinel.) ('art Allen, who has been attending mother, Mrs. Mary McCulloch, who is the shotgun hitting him in tin* abdo F«*b. 2«s. Mrs. (»or«* and daughter, o f in good health and quite spry for her men, and In* lies critically wounded (a lito rn ia , nrrive«I a few «lays ag«> to business eidleg«* in Fortland, eaim* home Monday «m ti«*«*ontit o f sickness age. at a hospital. A $5909 reward had join the husimiid and father who came in tin* family. been o f fere* I fo r the capture o f th* a few months ago, anil will make tin R«*v. I.nrg** wtis mii over night gu«*st The meeting o f the M. P. G. club, d e vil,*' wini proved to lit* a Meth th«*ir home. at tin* J. A. Burgess home Saturday to have been held yesterday with Mrs. odist preacher who rigged himself up John Massey and John Sutherland **v«*iiing. with electric contrivances which shot motored to Brownsville Tiu*»«luy ami The Sunday school was «*los«*«l Sun spark- from bis bunds and feet and purehased two coyoti* dogs. They run day until tin* flu epi«h»iiiic is «»v«*r. The head, and who let himself down into tempiat«* putting tin* coyotes out «it grammar school also «*|os**«l for tin* the nudst o f tin* merry dancers by a business for awhile. w«*«*k. rope. A daughter ha been born to Mr. Thus«* who have been sick during and Mrs. Joe G* er. fin* past week ar«* improving. M ildnd Citizenship Denied Alleged Slacker A «laughter has b«*«*n born to Mr. Walkh*y and W. F. Briggs an* among Carl Edward Swanson Aldeun, a and Mrs. Archie Gilliam. tin* new cases. CV«*il Roberts visit e« I last Wetlii«* native o f Sweden, was denied Cnited Mr. and Mrs. F. T. H«*nston motored States citizenship papers when his :i| day at the B. A. Fruirti homi*. to Comstock Snn«lay «*v«*ning. W ill Brown, o f th«* Grow*, is «hung plication came up tor final hearing iu Andy Fi«*r«*«* is visiting at the horn« riiennos l»ottles that last a lifetime and will circuit coart. According to draft board som«* carpenter work at the W T. •if his sister, Mrs. C. J. l^u«*«in*r. Join's home records. A Mean claimed exemption preserve heat or cold almost as long. These Mrs. Geo. Sutherland sjH*ut a few from tin* d r ift and did not s«*rve in STA R. any branch o f th* -ervic« during the days hist w«*ek with h«*r parents, Mr. are not only indestructible hut almost in- and Mrs. W. W. Hhortri<lg«r, o f tie war. An investigation o f his res«*rva (Hpoi'inl to T h f Nentinel.) turns was made and as a result tin* Grove. di pensahle in a country where outing par Feb S Civil«' H-tnltruok «trove up naturalization examiners recommended Tim e goes' tin* most rapidly when from Rnwlmrj; Thnruluy on hi.- noil or to tin* court that citizenship pa|H*rs I»«* ries are the summer rage and where long ny-li- unti \ « ■ 1 1.-.I h ii brother Mnnrir*«1. you have a note to pay— and the slow denied him. Mr Kendrick unit little grandi Inútil Th** eases o f Antoine Dallaguardi, a ♦*st when you have on«* coming «lu«1 to (••r A lliert», unii Mr motor trips are a year-round pleasure. V ery I«In Wieks nod native o f Italy, and August Ltinau, a you. son. mol Minine«. Katalirook liiivi- I m -.- ii native o f (leroianv, were continued. appropriate as a gift at any time and a legitimate eharge against the household budget. A lull line of all sizes at moderate prices will he found at— ST. The affaii-H o f tins hank are ■iiaiiap'i-il in a sale and Connery - alive inanner by well known business men. livery ImnkmK laeilily in provided for and ever} retiNonalile aeeominoda- t mii n't veil. Aeeounta taken miliject to eheek or on time. All inquirieH answered and courteous treatment given to those who may wish to trans act liusiuesH with us MEMBER je d e r a l reserve ' SYSTEM First National Bank “ The Old Reliable*’ First Presbyterian Church A R H)M'iir«iv I* autor Sunday, March 5 Sunday sciiool at 19:45. 8rv*nth Ht rent and Adam» Avvinte R«*gular pren«‘litii£ aervic«»s, moiniiig unti «•v«*ning, at II ii nil 7:.*I9 Morning subject, A N D H H \M E ” ’ ’ S IN , Evening subject, W AY T o HEAVEN The Church That Serves SORROW L I F E 'S KAIL Mpecial music at th«* inorning service by the Indie»’ «-hone and lit the evening service by Tin* Cartdiers. USE MORE BUTTER— Milk, rn uiii, i<i- nri'im and other dairy product» They contain every i-li'Uieiil ...... l»y the I ii idy In keep it iu first i 'I iisk riiiiuing euudi- linn Butler, Inis of it, i-spi-i-ially of the Ked Ki.m Brand, is to the liody what fuel and lubrication are to the powerful engine. Poor fuel and poor lubricant will not do for Nature’s most delicate I...... «r machinery, the human body (Jive it the best fuel and best lubricant Ked Kose Brand Butter. C ottage G ro v e C rea m ery There Are No 8ubatitute a for Dairy Pooda