Bernice Trainor, o f Creswell, and
C. C. Tucker, o f Gardiner, are guests
at the K. B. Hanna home. Mr. Tucker
is a brother o f Mrs. Hanna.
Buy the “ LIGHT OVERLAND “ and
bo a satisfied owner. Delivered Cottage
Grove: Touring and Roadster, $(595;
IT IS JUST AS VALUABLE AS FOOD IN THE WINTER
Coupe, $1036; Sedan, $1090. Overland
BUT IT ’S LOTS MORE FUN TO EAT IT DURINll THE
Garage.
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HOT WEATHER.
Mrs. Fred Kress, of Corning, Calif.,
formerly of this city, is visiting at the
home of her brother, J. D. Monroe.
Bob Jones made a tr o to Eugene
Wednesday night.
Patronize home industry. The Oregon
— AND GET ALL THE ENJOYMENT WITHOUT ANY OF
Fire Relief has written insurance at
THE WORK
cost for 27 years— has over half million
dollar reserve as evidence of its good
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management. See Tom Awbrey or John
Durham for rates. Near Bartell hotel.*
Chester Nolund ami J. G. G ar row
were up from Creswell Wednesday.
Mr. am I Mrs. Robert Sherwood and
daughter Marjory and Mrs. Sherwood’s
sister, Miss Gladys Hastings, all of
The C. E. Umphrey aud Elbert Smith Portland, arrived Monday to visit at
the home of Mr. Sherwood’s mother
fum¡lie» returned Monday from a camp
F. Thrasher. They will spend
ing trip below Triangle lake. They had a Mrs few B. days
here before going on to
been hwny n week.
Los Angeles on their summer vacation
Nel»on can save you money on tiro». trip.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White went to
Bo»eburg Monday night to attend the
convention of the Oregon State I’ hur
maceutical UH»ociatinn.
A hurried or incomplete ex­
Henry Hi!»», who owu» u homestead
near Dram, ih
the city for a few
amination of your eye*, and
! day» visiting at the home of hi» »i»ter,
glasses which cent too little
Mr». W. J. White.
to give the efficiency you
The eye» o f tho world are on Cottage
must have, are dangerously
drove. If you have property here, you
expensive in the end.
by having those casings and
are likely to find it u good investment,
but the rest lea» »pint is in the blood
tubes
put in first class shape at
of muny uud if you really want to sell
My glasses are sold as
your property at a reasonable price you
cheaply as the same quality
should list it with me. If you wish to
of mounting and lenses are
buy, I have none choice listings J. Al.
sold elsewhere, but 1 honest­
Durham, realtor.
jnetufc
ly believe that the painstak­
Mis» Muriel Shay will teuch the third
ing service that goes with
and fourth grades in the Creawell
schools 'the coming year.
them makes them worth
No matter what it ia you -~ant
Mrs. J. y. Willits and daughter, Mrs. in printing, get it at The Sen
more.
Theodore Norris, huvi returned from
tf
Klamath Enlls. Mrs Norris, whose hus­
Mi» Brrilui Cox is recoverin'; from
band died in Klamath Pall» a short
time ago, has moved here und will her recent illness.
make her home with hei parents.
Mrs. Lila Wilson, o f Cattyonvillc,
Moviug uud storuge. Phone tm City who had been visiting at the home of
OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST
Transfer.
u v llt f her niece, M t . n . Nelson Durham, left
Monday to visit relatives in Medford.
Factory on Promisi!»
The siiiullpoi quarantine whn-li was
Miss Luella Howard, of Chicago, ha*
placed on the W. E. Darby home sev-
Cottage drove
Oregon
arrived to spend two months at tli?
eial weeks ago, has been removed.
home of her cousin, Mrs. A. M. Moore.
Kenneth
DeLassus
left
Tuesday
She will also visit in Portland, San
for Ouklund, Calif., to visit his father,
Francisco ami Los Angeles
Cyrus DeLassus.
Eat Your Ice Cream Now
BUY RED ROSE BRAND ICE CREAM
COTTAGE
GROVE
CREAM ERY
About Glasses
Lessen Tire Costs
and Road Trouble
m
Cottage Grove Vulcanizing Works
D. J. Scholl
Tales
♦
Don't forget the big dance in
Cottage Grove armory July 17.
of the Town
I Joe Little'8 Portland orchestra
------------------------ « The music the dancers like. pd
•T. E. Young wii1 in Eugene Monday
Otto Burcham and O hcut Wheeler
left Friday for Idaho, whore they will on business.
work iu the wheat harvest for the re
W. G. VanKiper arrived Monday
mam dor of the summer.
from Portland to upend a couple of
weeks visitiug his mother, Mr». Anna
Miss M iiiu Fowler left Friday to
spend the summer visiting in Me Minn Gowdy.
»Sugar uud flour at Bvidler’n Feed
vi lie
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For your chiekeu dinner, try some Store.
Rev. B. F. Fellnmn, pastor o f the
of Hterhng's coopfatteued chickens,
826 west Main.
jly7c First Baptist chureli in Albany, re­
turned home by motor Monday after
Eliucr Willard, who is on the O. K having spent the week end as the
A N. line, is here from Baker \isitmg guest o f Itev. and Mrs. 11. B. Il»*r.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (). H. Wil Rev. Feliman spoke twiee Sunday at
lard.
the union gathering of the rural Sun­
day schools and in tlo- evening he
delivered the sermon at the union ser
vice in the purk.
Moving and storage. Phone 99. City
Trunbfer.
uvltt
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Duguu and
granddaughter, Helen Wells, motored
up from Eugene Sunday and speut the
day with Rev. and Mrs. 11. B. Her.
Mr. Duguu is head salesman for the
Applegate Furniture company iu Eu
gene.
Lena Wilson Tustrow, of Portland,
ia visiting ut the home of her sister,
Mrs. Walter Lucky.
Nelson for tires, auto accessories,
gas, oils or anything else in the auto
PERFECT PIES
mobile line ut right prices.
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That is what everyone who eats
A number of the employes of the
them Bays
You have your choice
local telephone exchange will attend
the telephone employes’ picnie at
ea*'h day from a dozen different
Kiger island, near Corvallis, July 23.
fillings, but each and everyone has
the same flaky, tender crust.
Mrs. Isabella Randolph left Monday
for Boise, Ida., to visit for the re
mainder o f the summer with Mi Em
ily Ferguson and other friends.
G r o v e
C o t t a g e
E l e c t r i c
Bakery
Mr mid Mr». Albert Ru intuì I
Mi»» 1 lu i »y buck hit , of Hrio, nml
Ellen Horn», of Woodburn, visited
mg the pu»t week at the home of
Borri»’ cousin, J. C. Porter.
n ml
Mi»»
dor
Mi»»
The only
ily way to clean rug» und
curput».
The Premier
Pr
way.
A. L.
Wynne, phone 6.
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Mi»» Nnrah H Chapin, who hn» boon
engaged in mi»»ionary work among the
Indmn», hn» arrived from Tucson,
Arut., to »pend a month or more at the
im n ie
ut
io o
1. 1 . i > I ,. i
\
The most
from the
FREE BAKING POWDER
We will give free one halt pound can ot Golden West liak
mg powder with each sack of Crown flour purchased hriday
or Saturday
SUGAR ADVANCING
Sugar 1 b still advancing. We are selling sugar 75c a sack
under the market prioe today Let ua sell you a sack for your
fruit -¿aiming.
Smith-Short Grocery
t o r «
T i l l
Monroe Studio
Do you house cleaning now. Rent
a Premier. A. L. Wynne. Phone 6.
Mrs. A. N elsou and daughter Corinue
are here from Oakland, Calif., visiting
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Finley
Whipps.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 8 . G off and two
sons left Wednesday to spend two
weeks at McCredie springs on their
annual summer vacation.
For correct treatment, try Nelson’s
Service »Station.
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BEFORE STEPPING
ON THE STARTER
ask the Missus if she has included a
sufficient supply o f sandwiches in
the luuch basket. You know how a
trip to the lulls increases your appe­
tite, so go prepared, with the great
est of all appeasers of hungry appe
tites—sandw iches. I f you need more
bread to make an additional supply
of sandwiches, go to your nearest
grocer and ask for Every Day Bread
Bender’s City Bakery
Every sack guaranteed.
Tki
^
— but
photographs
of the
children
never
grow up
Easy to own a Premier, $5.00 down,
$5 00 per month. A. L. Wynne, phone 6.
Mrs. George Kerr left yesterday tor
her home in Wedderburn, accompanied
by her sister, Mias Esther Silsby.
Carl Palmer was called to Portland
Friday by the death of Mrs. Palmer’s
father, Adam Derr.
All kinds of poultry supplies at Beid
lcr’s Feed Store.
jnoOe
Robert Carpenter, recently of Grants
Pass, has moved into the Sii-by resi­
Wilfred Jury, who had been visitiug
dence at Third and Adams.
here for the past few days, left Mon
Rev. and Mrs. Simpson Hamrick
day to return to the U. 8 . hospital at
went to McCredie springs Wednesday Cushman, n« ar Tacoma.
to spend u \acat ion o f t wo aeeks
Mrs. Anna K» tteubach aud son Otto,
ot Berkeley, Calif., spent the week cud
with the William Frasier Johnson fain
ily.
I f you are thinking o f purchasing a
cream separator come in uud see the
best machine on the market (Sharpies)
before placing your order.
Hold by
Sterling Feed Co.
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Mrs. Charles Marrow and little
daughter, of Mnreola, arrived »Sunday
to visit at the home of Mrs. Marrow ’s
brother, G. W. McQueen. Mrs. Mary
Holsum flour made.
Milled
Davidson, another sister, arrived Mon
day afternoon from Terry, Mont., for
best hard wheat obtainable
an extended visit here and with other
relatives iu the northwest.
Crown Flour
t t in ) . i n
Children Change
i p p r i i l i t i i
Your
Trad«
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bweep, of 1 V i­
ver, Colo., are visiting at the horn» o f
Mrs. Sweep1« sister, Mrs. O. H. Heine
They made the trip west by motor.
‘I
PURE FOOD
Saturday night dance at the
Armory. Eugene orcheitra. jl4 c
Mrs. Chester T. Horton aud children,
o f Seattle, are visiting Mrs. Horton’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Woodard.
Mr. uud Mrs. Albert Woodard have
returned from Dallas, where they a t­
tended the wedding of a brother of
Mr. Woodard.
Second hand goods bought, sold aud
exchanged. Morris & Cox, at east end
o f bridge.
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Mrs. H C. Timm and childreu, Doro­
thy and George, of Hawtelfo, Calif.,
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Tim m ’s sister, Mrs. G. W. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider, of
Lorane, spent Saturday visiting at the
home o f the former *s brother, Joe
Schneider.
If you haven’t time to clean your
rugs, we will do it for you. A. L.
Wynne, phone 6.
F. H. Allison is spending a vacation
o f two weeks at Loon lake.
Mrs. Earl Arthur returned Friday
night from Newport, where she spent
a week.
Dr. A. C. Beecher and daughter, Mrs.
Wade, who had visited the form er’s
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Bailey, for two weeks, left Saturday
for their home in La Grande, Ind.
Stock salt at Beidler’s Feed Store.
Miss Myrtle Bigelow, whose home is
iu South Dakota, speut Saturday at the
home of her uncle, A. C. Loucks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Porter returned
Friday from a trip to Idaho.
Patronize your own home industries
— buy “ Sterling“
feeds for your
chickens, horses, cows and hogs. Ster­
ling Feed Co., 826 W. Main St.
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Pearl Ashby went to Creswell Satur
day to visit Mrs. Athea Parks.
Mrs. Ella Clark, who had
visit­
ing Mrs. Charles McGee, returned Sat
urday to her home in Woodburn.
Miss Benetta Teeters, of Donna,
spent the week end m Eugene. Miss
Teeters will teach at Santa Clara dur­
ing the com ug school year.
Moving und storage. Phoue 99. City
Transfer.
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A meeting of the M others’ «lab has
been called for Saturday afternoon in
the rest room. All members are urged
to be present.
Mrs. \\ L. Hacch and daughter Dor­
othy left Saturday for Ridgefield,
Wash., to visit Mrs. H atch’s uncle,
W illiam Thomas.
Used cars at Nelson’s: Dodge tour
mg, $350; Dodge touring, $475; Chev­
rolet, $ 2 2 5 ; Chevrolet, $350; Ford tour-
AI1g> $ltt0; Ford delivery, $250; Ford
bug, $125.
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A party of young people, including
Miss Eunice VauDenburg, Miss Mar
gaiet Galloway, Miss Dessa Harms,
Miss Bethel Gowdy, M -. and Mrs. Ivan
Warner, Ren .Sanford, Arch Proctor
and Wilfred Jury, picnicked Sunday
at Curriu bridge on Row river.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prever, o f Hcio,
visited for 14 few days this week with
the Van Allison family.
Business men: Get your billing
and bookkeeping systems of The
Sentinel.
tf
A sou was. born Friday to Mr. and
Mrs. Sterling Bolton.
l’he ladies’ aid of the Baptist church
held a cooked food sale at the Smith-
Short grocery Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster, E. R.
Burnside and Harry Rentle spent the
week end at Mineral, making the trip
on their motorcycles.
Galloway lor Insurance, 511 Main, tf
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Percival aud
Austin Fleg&l, who spent part of the
past two weeks in Cottage Grove, have
returned to their homes in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay England speut
Saturday in Eugene.
G» t our prices on ton lots o f feed
B» idler’s Feed Store.
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The residence of-M rs. Fannie Witte
on Seventh street will be occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and children.
Mrs. Witte returned to her hotel in
Youcalla Sunday.
G. Chrisman, o f Eugene, spent Sun
dayr visiting his brother, Scott Chris
man.
Moviug and storage. Phoue 99. City
Transfer.
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Arch Proctor left Monday night for
Long Bench, Calif., to make his home
with his parents.
Mrs. Emma Doolittle left Friday for
Portland to visit a sister, Mrs. F. P.
Vaughn. Later she will go to Centralia,
Wash., to spend the summer with an
other sister, Mrs. Harlan Stanton. Mrs.
Doolittle’s home has been rented to
William Bowles for a year.
Try some o f the Milk Producer at
Beidler’s Feed Store.
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Miss Nieta Hazleton has taken a po­
sition iu the office o f the county audi­
tor in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boyd, of Kansas
City, are visitiug at the home of Mrs.
¡B o y d ’s sister, Mrs. J. W. McBride.
J. H. Chambers returned Thursday
j night from u business trip to Portland.
McConnon products, spices, extracts,
toilet articles and many other things,
i am located permanently in Cottage
Grove with these products. L. S. McCoy,
phoue 181 J.
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William Frasier Johnson returned
Friday from u short business trip to
Sun Fiuncisco.
Galloway writes msurauce.
Miss Helen
Mrs. Glen Terrell and Miss Ruth old and C. L.
Bede went to Eugene Wednesday. Mrs. returned from
Terrell will remain for u visit of a Miss Foster’s
in Roseburg.
few days.
Foster and brother Har
Blosser, of Lorane, havo
a visit at the home of
sister, Mrs. Roy Counts,
Dance at the Armory Saturday
Mr. aud »Mrs. 8 . P. Short ridge a d
daughter Ellen». Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ night. Eugene orchestra.
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neth Berry aud daughter Wanda, W il­
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
W.
L.
Waters,
o
f
Port­
liam Thorn
and L icile
Whitlock
lumped oil Lost creek mid at Blue land, visited for u short time iu this
River on the »McKenzie part of last j < ity last week. Mr Waters was for-
| inerly in business in this city.
week.
Mr. Hud Mrs Victor Kem aud Mr.
Now open for business Ladies’ and
gentlemen’* first class shoe shim ug par and Mrs. G. A Sanders and small son
lor. Hotel Bartell. First class service.* i Paul returned Sunday from a week’s
| motor trip to Tacoma and Seattle.
Mr and Mrs. W. H Enderly have 'They attended the automobile rases in
gone to Ashland, where they will r ! Tacoma on the Fourth, motored to
main until fall, going then to Los An Rsinier national purk and visited brief
geles, when- they plan to locate per ly ou their way home with Mr and
Mr*. I. H Voatch. out from Portland.
manently.
One o f the most vital pointH in
keeping your children healthy, es­
pecially during warm weather is
pure food.
We offer only the
purest food auppliea possible to
procure.
O strand e r
Mr. and Mrs. Furl Morris und Max
Wilson arrived Wednesday by motor
from Los Ango!«*» and are visiting at
tho W. N. McLaughlin home. Mrs. Me
Laughlin is the mother of Mrs. Morris
and Mr. Wilson. The latter is a grad­
uate of Cottage Grove high.
Bay Baker, Charles White, W. F.
Stroud, W. D. Stroud, Kussoll Stroud
and Jimmy Lawson motored to Eugene
aud attended M. \V. A, ludve Monday
night.
Mrs. A. K. Speurow, Miss Sarah Roop
and Miss Gladys Hughes, o f this city,
will be members ol u party of 111 young
women who will go to Alasku this sum
mer for a two weeks’ vacation trip.
They will sail from Seattle July 22
and will visit a number of places of
interest, including Luke Bennett.
The BEST
CEMENT WORK
of every description. Nothing
too small; nothing too large.
MOST reasonable rates.
Burge
&
Hardin
Air. uud Mrs. Aubrey Redifer, en
route from Ash laud to Brookings,
where they will make their home, visit
ed this week with Mrs. R edifer’s pur
cuts, Mr. uud Airs. C. F. Walker.
The work of repuintiug uud repair
mg both the interior and exterior ol
the Cottage hotel was begun this week.
Rev. aud Mrs. J. Eric Carlson, of
this city, received diplomas this week
for completion o f a course iu the lead
ership training school at the closing
session o f the atiuuul convention of the
Christian church at Turner. They were
members of a class of 37 who com
pleted the course. The Curlsous will
return the first of the week from
Portland, where they uer spending a
few days following the convention.
A. M. Moore, of Jones & Eaton, has
been iu Ashland on business for sev
oral days. He is expected home today.
Miss Ethel Powell, who lives on the
south Lorane road, was iu the city
Friday.
Thomas Jones is here from Pendle­
ton visiting at the home of his nephew,
J. I. Jones.
Airs. H. O. Anderson returned to her
home in Ashland Alouday, after hav
ing visited at the home o f Mr. uud
Airs. Albert Anderson.
Mrs. G. W. Hturges returned to her
home iu Grunts Puss Alouday, after a
visit at the home o f her son, D. W.
Sturges.
Mrs. Leon DesLarzes and daughter
AUce Ehznbeth have gone to Grants
Pass and Ashland to spend u month
visiting. In Grants Pass they will be
guests o f Air. and Mrs Claude Linch.
E. L. Cheney has purchased the An
sel Wood property ou Eighth street.
Mr. Wood was here from Marshfield
Saturday to complete the deal.
Mrs. Ibna Beager and Miss Irma
Randall, who are attending summer
school at Alonmouth normal, speut the
week end in Cottage Grove.
The home missionary society of the
Methodist church will pack a box to
send to Miss Lura Hefty iu China
Wednesday afternoon. All persons hav
ing anything to send in the box should
have them at the church or the Meth­
odist parsonage by that day.
Wilbam Thum and Lester Phelps mo­
tored to Portland Haturday night.
Dr. A. W. Kirne’s residence on east
Main street is receiving a coat of
paint outside aud has been lefimshed
inside.
C. H. Burkholder was brought home
Tuesday from a Eugene hospital.
Mrs. 8am Newcomb was a Eugene
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Handboru went to Rose-
burg Tuesday to be with her aunt,
Mrs. Alable Hchindler, who was injured
recently when her automobile over
turned.
T. C. Hhuw and two graiidchildreu,
Wayne aud Alartiu »Shaw, have gone to
Canyonville to visit at the home of
Mr. 8 h aw ’s 40a, V. W. Shaw.
Marvin Alstott aud Billie Skilling I
have gone to Corvallis, w here they willi
be employed ou a ranch for the sum
mer.
Miss Gladys Daiuewood left this!
week with her cousins. Mr. aud Mrs. I
Ray Perry, o f Hpringfield, on a motor '
trip of two weeks into Nevada.
McQueen
George McQueen Jr. and Guy Van
Riper have gone into the Bohemia dis
trust on an outing.
Mrs. E. J. Howe is vieiting ai th*
Hpahr aud Miles Pitcher homes on itov.
river.
P. E. Brown returned Tuesday iron
the Joe Dumewood ranch, where he wa.
employed for several mouths.
Air. and Airs. John Ulmer liuve ar
rived from New York to visit at Liu
home of iheir daughter, Airs. John
Woodard.
Aliss Aiaud Lamson went to Corvillis
Tuesday.
Aliss Gaile Craig, of Drain, is visit
ing her sister, Airs Ai. V. Wcideu.
Aliss Winnie Lundesa went to Port
laud Tuesday to visit her sister, Air:.
J. A. Pattisou.
Air. and AIis. J. W. Cox., of Ken
Wash., are visiting at the home ol
their daughter, Airs. J. 8. Penix.
Au eight pound son was born Tuei
day morning to Air. aud Airs. Lour.
Bender.
Wilbam Baimbndge returned Tues­
day from Oakland, where he had vrs
ited relatives.
Mrs. Heldon Powell spent Tuesday
in Eugene.
Mrs. C. J. Lundeen went to Portland
Tuesday on business.
Josiah Porter was in Euguire Tues­
day.
Mrs. C. E. Htotseuburg was in tho
city from Anlauf Tuesday.
II. J. Hhinu was a business visitor
in Eugene Tuesday.
Important business mutters will bo
discussed al a meeting of the meiubci -
ship and congregation of the Fire.
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
at 8 o ’clock in the church. A social
session, at which light refreshments
will be served, will follow.
G. B. Arnest, o f Cottage Grove, has
been transferred from Albany, where
he has been representative o f the Ful­
ler Brush company, to Eugene. He suc­
ceeds C. L. Friend, who has gone to
Heattle.
Harry Rentle, local bicycle aud mo­
torcycle dealer, was in Drain Wednes­
day ou business. He will go to Port­
land Haturday by motorcycle.
Fire o f unknown origin destroyed the
old Burkett hotel at Divide Tuesday.
The Burketts sold the property some
time ago.
The Army Goods store has closed for
the summer aud will not reopen until
fall.
The R. B. Wilson family arrived
Wednesday from Portland for a brief
visit at the home of Mr. Wilson's pat­
ents, Air. and Mrs. George Wilsou.
Mr. and Airs. B. K Lawson aud son,
o f Wedderburn, and Air. and Mrs. \.
A. Leech and child, o f Redlands, Calif .
are visiting at the H. K. Metcal.
home. Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Leech an 1
Mrs. Metcalf are sisters. The Lawson 4
motored over from Wedderburn a n !
met the Leechs at Grants Pass.
Mr. and Airs. Fred Redder, o f Santa
Rosa, Calif., visited Tuesday at th.)
I. B. Morris home.
Robert Alorauda, who had been visil-
ing at the I. B. Morris home, lei
Tuesday for his home 111 Eureka, Cali .
His family remained for a longer visi .
Airs. F. J. Alstott and daughter Ve>-
ta and Airs. D. B. Chamberlain at­
tended the W. C. T. U. convention i 1
E u gen ^ J iV ed n esd a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
MEMBER
^FEDERAL R E S E R V E ^
SYSTEM
This O ne Subject
of Strength
A bank is as strong as its re­
sources. Behind ua we have
the Federal Reserve System
with UOl.D RESERVES OF
$2,200,000,000.
YOUR bank should be the
strongest—ready for any emer­
gency. Our facilitiea aud re­
sources are at your service.
First National Bank
4’ The Old Reliable”
Kerr’s Feed
Baby chick feed and mash, developing grain aud mash, egg
producer aud scratch feed. Also Fisher’s and Oolden Rod
feeds.
berry
boxes
and
crates
Jones & Eaton Feed and Seed Store