RED ROSE BRAND
ICE CREAM
Is made from pure pasteurized « ream under
most sanitary conditions. Eat some every
day. It is an easy habit to get into.
COTTAGE
GROVE
The Sign Of
Perfect Service
Ey«‘b carefully examined
and properly fitted with
glasses without the use of
drugs.
Complete lens grinding
factory on the premises.
SAVE YOUR EYES
D. J. Scholl
OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST
Factory ou Promu*«»
Cottage Orove
Oregon
Mr». Jessie Green spent Bunduy in
Springfield.
Mi. aud Mrs. C. J. Kem were in tu
gone Bunduy.
Have you seen the nev Dodge ut
Nelson 'sf Better see it Friday or But
urday, as the buyer wishes to take it
home.
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Mrs. Ella Thompson huv hud un
electrie light plant installed on her
farm six miles up Bilk creek.
Hester Heard and Virginia Bosley
left Bunduy to attend the Epworth
leugue institute being held ihni week
in Ashltiud.
For your chicken dinner, try some
o f Sterling’s coop-fattened chickens,
826 west Main.
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Mrs. G. A. Nichols and Mrs. B. T.
Hardman left Bunduy by motor to visit
a sister m Tucornu.
W. H. Oatraudor has purchased from
Fruuk King the 12 ucre pear ranch
which adjoins the Ostruuder ranch
north o f the city.
T h e B E ST
CEMENT WORK
uf every deecriptiou. Nothing
too emuli ; nothing too large.
MUST reasonable rates.
Burge & Hardin
Glasses, 5 rents each, ut W. L. l>»r
by A Co.
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M rs. M Human
left Saturday for
her home m Hun Pedro, Calif., utter
visiting ut Wildwood « till her cousin,
Mr». Florence Proudfit.
Bid well it Clark liuie completed the
job o f painting aud papering the new
Methodist church at Yoncallu.
The only wuy to cleuu rug» aud
carpets
The Premier way.
A. L.
WyUne, phone 6.
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Dwight Buchunun and Eugene Hum
rick went to Yoncallu Sunday for the
dedication services ot the new Meth
odist church, going on from there to
Ashland for the Epworth league iusti
tute this week. While away they will
climb Mt. Ashland
The eyes of the world are on Cottage
Orove. i f you have property here, you
ure likely to find it u good investment,
but the restless spirit is in the blood
of many aud if you really want to soli
your property at a reasonable price you
should list it with me. i f you wish to
buy, 1 have some choice listings. J. At.
Durham, realtor.
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Mr. and M rs. D. H. Hemeuway have
returned from Winchester beach and
CREAMERY-
Seaside, where they spent u vacation
o f two wt*eks.
Henry Brown, of Oakland, visited
Saturday at the Ralph Hand home.
Moving aud storuge. Phone 99. City
Trausfer.
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Fred Peters, who injured his back
when he fell from u dock a few weeks
ago, was able to be down town Batui
day for the first time since his injury.
Carey H. Medley, o f Koseburg, spent
the week eud here with his parents,
Mr. uud Mrs. William Medley.
Sugar aud flour at B eidler '» Feeu
Store.
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Mr aud Mrs. Roy Knox und Frank
Knox, of Portland, spent Sunday at
the home o f Mrs. Alfred Beidler, who
is a sister of the uieu.
Mrs. William Haupt went to Port
land Saturday to visit her two dough
ters, Mrs. J. H Free and Mrs. G. \\
Edwards.
American Camp Kook stoves cheap
ut W. L. Darby & Co.
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Rev. aud Mrs. C. C. Van Gorkum and
children, of Orosi, Calif., are visiting
I at the home of Mrs. Van Gorkum’s
mother, Mrs. Aim liu Phelps, for two
j weeks. Rev. Van Gorkum preached at
tin Baptist church Sunday morning
and will deliver the sermon ut the
union service in the park next Sunday
evening.
Moving aud storage. Phone 99. City
Transfer.
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Mrs. A. M Muorc, of thio city, aud
Miss Luellu Seward, a cousin from
Chicago who has been visiting here,
have gone to McCiedie springs lor u
vacation trip.
Mrs. William Bartels and her sister,
Miss Margaret Carter, will leave in a
few days to attend the wedding of
their sister Dorothy in Portland.
Easy to own a Premier, $5.00 down,
$5.00 per mouth. A. L. Wynne, phone 6.
Mrs. Mary Crout, of Tacoma, is vis
iting ut the home oi her cousin, Mrs.
Rav Baker.
Mrs. Mury Davidson, of Terry,
Mont., who had been visiting at the
home of her brother George McQueen,
went to Murcola last week to visit a
sister, Mrs. Charles Marrow.
All kinds of poultry supplies at Beid
ler’s Feed Btore.
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J e ff Butherliu, who had beeu in Bt.
M ary's, Ida., is here visiting with
friends.
R. J. Burley, of Liuuton, who visited
last week at the M. V. Phillips home,
will return iu the near future with his
family to reside in Cottage Grove.
Buy the ‘ LIGHT O VER LAN D *' aud
be u satisfied owner. Delivered Cottage
Grove: Touring und Roadster, $095;
Coupe, $1030; Sedan, $1090. Overland
Garage.
alii tie
Ralph Tower left Mouday by motor
for u two weeks’ trip to Utuh points.
Mrs. W. W. McFurlaud and sou, Glen
Bmith, and Anchor Aisled, of Cottage
Grove, and Ole Woodruff, of Albany,
have been spending un outing ut Bel
kuup aud Foley springs. Mr. Woodruff
has returned to his home iu Albuny
Get Beidler’s price on sugar this
week.
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Norvul Armes has taken over the
mail route carried by George H. Brain
ard for u year. Mr. Bruiuurd left Fri
day for u vacation of two weeks up
the McKenzie.
Mrs. Atha Feeler, who hud beeu vis
iting with Mrs. C. E. Neet, returned to
her home iu Portland Friday.
Putronize home industry. The Oregon
Fire Relief has written insurance at
cost for 27 years—has over half million
dollar reserve as evidence o f its good
maiiugenieut. Bee Tom Awbrey or John
Durham for rates. Near Burtell hotel.*
Mr and Mrs. B. V. Allison huve
moved into their new home on Fifth
street. The new residence is rapidly
nearing completion. The J. B. Bensou
residence, which they occupied tern
porarily, is being remodeled and re
paired.
No matter what it ia you v ant
in printing, get it at The Sen
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Engine Register: M. C. Howell has
begun suit in circuit court against J.
B. Milue and Cora Milne to recover
the sum of $250, alleged due ou a
promissory sole together with interest
from June 0, 1922, and $50 attorney
fee.
Mrs. E m i l i a Harms, of Portland, is
spending a two weeks’ vaeatiou with
her aunt, Mrs. Jasper Patten.
Bee Nelson for used cars at right
prices and terms
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Mr. and Msr. Nathan E. Barrett, of
Eugene, speut Bunduy with Mrs. Bar
ret ’a mother, Mrs. Barah Harms.
Mrs. W. H Currin and Miss Mary
Buchanan, accompanied by the for
m er’s daughter Margaret, motored up
from Corvallis the first of the week
aud are visitiug at the home of their
sister, Mrs. H. H. Veateh.
Do you house cleaning uow. Rent
a Premier. A. L. Wynne. Phone 0.
Mrs. Katie B. Watch, postmaster, is
taking her vacation o f two weeks from
the postoffice.
Mrs. Ida Veateh and son Robert re
turned Tuesday from a visit of severul
weeks at Takiliua
I f you are thinking of purchasing a
cream separator come in und see the
best machine oo the market Sharpies)
before placing your order.
Bold by
Bteriing Feed Co.
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Mrs. A. I. Fagnln and children ar
rived Tuesday from Rice Hill for a
visit with Mrs. Fagula’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Bennett.
Mrs. Louis Kniuph, former resident,
now living at Harrisburg, visited sev
eral days o f this week with friend* i l
Cottage Grove.
Galloway writes insurance.
George Geil, of Portland, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. C. W. Dwyer.
A nine pound son was born July 17
to Mr. and Mrs Charles Crumley.
Now open for business— Ladies* and
gentlemen’s first class shoe shining par
lor. Hotel Burtell. First class service.*
A six pound daughter, who has been
named Lois, was born July 18 to Mr.
and Mrs. Clarenee Btorieburg.
Mrs. Rebecca Medley has goue to
Oakland to visit her daughter, Mrs.
J. H. Nees. Her granddaughter, Doro
thy Nees, who had been visiting here
for some time, accompanied her.
The N«*w Home sewing machine for
sale by W. L. Darby & Co.
j!21c.
Mrs. F. H. Blair Sommers and daugh
ter Dorothy, Mrs. E O. Bartholomew
and two daughters Bettie Blair and
Jean, Mrs. Ruth Blair Farley and Miss
Sadie Blair are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W'. H. Blair. Mrs. Farley
is spending a few days in Portland
this wreek.
The P. C. LaCasse family will occu
py the new residence being erected by
H. K. Brand uu Twelfth street when
the boildiug is completed.
Business men: Qet your billing
and bookkeeping system* of Tbe
Sentinel.
tf
Odd Fellows from the Loraue aud
Youcalla lodges of that order were in
Cottage Orove .Saturday night, each
lodge briugiug a elan» o f candidate»
upon which the degree» were conferred.
Mary Wescarsun, formerly of Cot
tuge Orove aud uow of Eugeue, ia via
itiug friend» in thia city.
Oalloway for Insurance, 511 Main, tf
Mrs. A. Nelaon haa returned to her
home in Oakland, Calif., after a viait
ut the home o f Mr. uud Mra. Finley
Whipp», on Moaby creek.
Mra. T. P. Harria, o f Marahfield, ia
viaiting her father, W. E. Dean.
Oet our prieea ou ton lota o f feed
Beidler ’a Feed Btore.
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Mra. Jeunie Nichole, who had visited
a month at the home o f her »on, O. 1 .
Nichola, left Monday for her home :u
Han Francisco.
Clair Oooley returned to his home in
Eugene Mouday after a visit ut the
home of his aunt, Mrs. Virgil White.
If you want real tires at right prices
see Nelson’s Service Station.
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Miss Winnie Landess returned Sat
urday from Portland aud is working
in the Bunk of Cottage Drove while
members of the bank force are on va
cation.
Mrs. 0. M. Scott and children, Vera,
Chester aud Betty Belle, left Mouday
for Silverdale, Wash., to visit at the
home of Mrs. S cott’s cousin, Mrs. C.
W. Wallace. Mr. Scott accompanied
by having those casings and them a» far as Portland.
Moving and storage. Phone Srt>. City
tubes put in first class shape at Transfer.
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D. H. Semple, a recent arrival from
• Hawkins, Kan., is looking for a cattle
ranch in the vicinity of Cottage Orove.
Miss Margaret Cox, of Eugene, spent
the week end at the O. H. Heine home
west of the city.
Miss Alice Griswold, of Eugene, is
AH goods at bargain prices at W. L.
visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Darby A Co.
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E. W. Armes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pettit and Mrs.
Bccond hand goods bought, sold and L. E. Gearhart, o f Vallejo, Calif., are
exchanged. Morris & Cox, at east end in the city with a view to locating
of bridge.
jue9tfc here.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Snodgrass re
Miss Electa Hamilton left Monday
turned to their home in Springfield for a visit in Albany at the home of
Wednesday morning after having spent her sister, Mrs. H. H. Harris.
Tuesday night visiting at the home of
Mr». Ellsworth Damewood returned
Mrs. Snodgrass ’ mother, Mrs. Lucy
Holland. Their daughter Maxine, who Monday from a visit in Oakland.
Try some o f the Milk Producer at
had visited a week with her grand
Beidler’s Feed Store.
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mother, uccomj»unied them home.
Mrs. Charles Wickham, who visited
Marshal Pengroad and Mr. Keeney
motored up from Independence Sunday at the home o f her niece, Mrs. J. M.
and visited at the F. E. Dickson home. Longfellow, ha» returned to her home
If you haven’t time to clean your in McPherson, Kan.
B. O. Elliott was in Eugene Mouday
rugs, we will do it for you. A. L.
Wynne, phone 6.
Mrs. R. B. Wilson and son Myrt left
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Brumfield, who Monday for Newport to be with Mrs.
had been visiting at the George Atkin- W ilson’s mother, Mrs. Sarah Purvanee,
and George Brumfield homes, returned and her sisters, Mrs. Maud LeKoy Me
to their home in North Bend Tuesday Cumber, of Seattle, and Mrs. Alice
Stock salt at Beidler's Feed Store. Ellison, of Springfield.
MeConnon products, spices, extracts,
Mrs. Herbert Eakm left Wednes
day for a mouths' visit at the home toilet articles and many other things.
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith in North I am located permanently iu Cottage
Bund, motoring as far as Eugene with Orove with these products. L. P. McCoy,
phone 181 J.
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Rev? and Mrs. A. R. Hpearow.
Mrs. Edna Sullivan, of the Melvin
Henseu realty firm, of Eugeue, spent
Suuday in this city with her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Kerr, before leaving for
Vancouver, B C., to attend a north
west realty dealers convention. On her
— but
return she will visit a brother aud
photographs
a sister iu Washington.
of the
Mr. aud Mrs. J. P. Graham are in
the Bohemia district ou a week's out
children
ing.
never
Miss Kathleen Kem, of Eugeue, speut
the week eud with her parents, Mr.
grow up
uud Mrs. O. M. Kem.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Blakely uud sou
Harold aud Mr. uud Mrs. Paul Blakely,
o f Los Angeles, who are visiting here,
have gone to Stayton to spend a week
ut the home of the men's parents.
Guy VauRiper returned Tuesduy from
Mr». O. G. Major» and sou Tom, of
McMinnville, und Mr». Fannie Roney, a week's outing iu the Bohemia dis
of Fowi ll, Wyu., »pout Huuday at the triet.
A. 0. William» homo.
Miss Maxine Snodgrass, who hud vis
Moving aud storage. Phone VV City ited for several days at the home of
Transfer.
n o v lltfc her grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Holland,
Miss Euuiee VunDenburg, of the returned to her home in Springfield
sales force of the Helliwel], Bangs A the first of the week.
W. H. Ostrander, secretary of the
Mnrksbury store, is absent from the
store for a two weeks’ vaeatiou, whieb Oregon Ohio Mining company, went
intu the Bohemia district Tuesday to
she is spending at home.
M rs. R. A. Trask and small sou Rub speud a few days at the com pany’s
ert returned Monday night from a properties.
John Sutherland collected the bounty
w eek’s visit iu Albany at the home of
Mrs. Trask’s parents, Mr. aud Mrs. ou a bobcat Mouday.
W. V . M cGee.
Herbert W. Lombard was in Portland
The best paint for the least money, Saturday on business.
from W. L. Darby k Co.
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Andrew Bruud, 8. 8. Lasswell, A. W.
Elbert Bede and daughter Ruth left Helliwell aud Roy Short left Sunday
last night for Corvallis to attend the in the Bruud Buiek to spend two weeks
annual convention of the Oregon State fishing tn the lakes along the summit
Editorial association, o f which Mr. of the Cascades. They will return
Bede is president They will make the either by way ol Crater lake or Colum
Sunday trip to Newport which is a bia highway.
part of the entertainment arranged for
Miss Elizabeth Irvine, of Albany, is
the editors.
visiting at the home o f her nephew, R
J. B. Medley was up from Eugeue L. Stewart.
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. C. H u ff and Mrs. Albert
Used cars at Nelson’s: Dodge tour Huff, mother and sistez in law of Har
ing, $350; Dodge touring, $475; Chev vey Huff, who were here to attend the
rolet, $225; Chevrolet, $350; Ford tour funeral of Mr. aud Mrs. H u ff’s little
mg, $180; Ford delivery, $250; Ford daughter, Florence Winifred, left Sun
bug, $125.
j l l i c day for their homes at Dufur,
Mr. and Mrs. H. B Hemrae, former
Mrs. Sarah Summers, who had beeu
residents, were here from Blaehly Sat visiting at the home of her brother,
urday.
M. M. VN heeler, left Tuesday fro Port
laud, where she will visit for a short
time before returning to her home in
Kansas.
R O. Longworth, R D. Bui tin, G.
M Ixmgworth, Bruce Lansberry and
B. F Cox, all o f Eugene, were in the
city on business Wednesday.
D. T. Awbrey has purchased a lot in
Eugeue and will soon start building a
residence on it.
Mr. Hastae, o f this city, was taken
to a Eugene hospital this week for
medical treatment.
Hersey Raap returned Wednesday
from Tiller, where he had been ein
ployed on construction work with the
California Oregon company power line.
Lessen Tire Costs
and Road Trouble
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Cottage Grove Vulcanizing Works
Children Change
Monroe Studio
Everyday
The Quality
Bread
- - - - - - Baked by - - - - - -
Bender’s City Bakery
Wm. Patten returned Tuesday from
a several weeks stay in the coast coun
try.
Guy VnnRiper returned Wednesday
from aa over night viait in Boseburg.
Miss Ruth Straw, who is attending
summer school at the University of
Oregon, spent the week end at the P.
E. Nelaon home.
Friday and Saturday Specials
FOR CASH
25 bars white soap for............................$1.00
Our regular $1.36 per set aluminuraware,
while they last, the set__ ______ _____ __ 98c
Full Line of Melons of All Kinds
Ostrander
The woman’s missionary society of
the Christina church will meet iu the
church mirlora Saturday afteruoou at
2:30 o ’clock. Friends are invited.
Miss Lena Burcham left Friday for
Portland to utteud summer sehool.
Max Wilson, of Loa Angeles, is
visiting with his mother, Mrs. W. N.
McLaughlin.
Amiel Goetz, superintendent o f the
Independent Asphalt Paving company,
who was iu the city from Eugene Mon
day, announces that work on the two
stretches of paving between Goshen
and Walker ia practically finished.
These stretches were opened to traffic
a week ago.
Mrs. Catheriue Horner, o f Junction
City, la., who ia ou a trip through the
northwest, arrived the first o f the
week from Puyallup, Wash., aud is vis
iting at the home of her meee, Mrs. C.
E. Umphrey.
P. M. Morse, county surveyor, was in
Cottage Grove Tuesday inspecting road
work near the city.
Miss Gertrude Nelson, who went to
Eugene a few days ago to take a tem
porary position in the law offires of
L M. Travis, was taken to a Eugene
lospital Sunday and operated on for
appendicitis.
Miss Margaret Seott, w-ho had visited
a month with relatives at Lorane,
spent Sunday and Monday here at the
home o f her great aunt, Mrs. Catharine
Bader. She left Monday to visit in
Eugeue, Salem aud Portland but will
return here for a longer visit later in
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Munyon, en route
by motor from their home at Los Au
geles to Rainier national park on au
outing, visited during the past week at
the home o f Mrs. M unyon'» aunt, Mrs.
S. E. Markley.
Benjamin D. Stevenson and Mrs.
Mary Baker, both of this city, were
married July 15 at the court house in
Eugene, County Judge C. P. Barnard
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. White aud their
two daughters were guests at the home
o f Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Harris in Eu
gene Saturday.
C. H. Wood, o f London, has pur
chased a uew Dodge truck o f N. J.
Nelaon Jr.
Robert Galloway returned Sunday
night from the Y. M. C. A boys’ sum
mer camp ou Row river, where he
spent last week. Wayne Veateh, who
also spent a week at the camp, re
turned home Monday.
Leo Deffeubacher, a junior at the
University of Oregon, visited friends
iu the city a few days o f last week.
N. J. Nelson Jr. went to Medford
Monday and brought back a uew
Dodge roadster for \V. B. Cooper.
Mrs. Ella Wilson, of Eugeue, visited
friends iu this city during the week.
Raymond Torrey was iu the city
from Eugene Thursday night of last
week to receive a quill he nail won,
aud which was made by the Reusing
ton club for the I. O. O. F. lodge.
Mrs. L. W.' Gate-hell, who had been
a guest at the Charles Adams home,
left Friday for her home in Bend.
Mr. aud Mrs. Olin C. Hadley, of
Athena, where Mr. Hadley has been
superintendent of schools for three
years, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Hadley's sister, Mrs. Oilier Moore.
Miss Alicia Johnston, who had been
visitiug ut the home o f her aunt, Mrs.
R. A. Medley, returned to her home iu
Portland Saturday.
Ralph Fullerton has taken a position
as clerk at the W. L. Darby A com
pauy store.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boyd und
children arrived Suuday from Fair
view, Wash., to visit relatives. Mr.
Boyd, who is a son of S. W. Boyd, re
turned home the following day. Mrs.
Boyd und the children will remain for
the summer at the home o f her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown.
Frank King, of Redmond, is visiting
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Edgar
King.
Miss Clara Huut, who has charge of
educational work of the First Christian
church in Seattle, Wash., and who had
been at Turner attending the state con
ventiou o f the Christian church, vis
ited a few days of last week with Mrs.
Alfred Beidler.
McQueen
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY
F&iMy sugar cured picnic bam,
the l b ...............
26c
Fancy sugar cured cottage roll,
the lb...................................... 30c
F’ancy sugar cured breakfast
bacon, the lb...........
35c-40c
5-lb. pail pure lard
95c
10-lb. pail pure la rd ...... $1.89
5-lb. pails Blue Bell
com
pound, each.............................80c
10-lb. pails Blue, Bell com
pound, each.................... $1.50
City Meat Market
Wholesalers and Retailers
Announcement of the birth of
daughter to Mr. aud Mrs. Verne i
Proudfit at their home in Woodbut i
has beeu received by Mr. uud M i..
David Sterling. Mr. Proudfit was foi-
nierly employed iu the Southern P a c ify
station in this city.
Miss Carolyn Si-helling, former teaeL-
er in the Cottage G rovj schools, wL i
had visited brielly at the M. F. Wya .
und Mrs. Dora Hazleton homes, le..,
Saturday for her home at Ada. Sl.j
stated that the aunouneemeut o f In .■
marriage, which appeared iu The Se. -
uel last week, was greatly exaggerate .
Card o f Thanks.
We wish to express our deepest gru
itude aud appreciation to ail fnem i
and neighbors who were so kind durn
our recent bereavement. Also to tl )
G. A. R. post o f Cottage Grove for
their kind assistance at the last at 1
rites.
•
H. R. RAWLINGS,
S. E. RAWLINGS,
ANNIE LYON.
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Card o f Thanks.
We wish to thank our sincere friends
for the kindness shown toward us ¿a
the loss o f our beloved one. Also for
the beautiful floral offerings.
MR. AND MRS. H. S. HUE--’
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AND RELATIVES.
A newspaper without an editori.il
page is like a ship without a ru
der— and you are uot willing to take
chances on a ship with a flimsy steer
ing gear._____________________________ tf
NINE YEARS OF
TROUBLE WAS
QUICKLY ENDEC
Mrs. Abbey Could Nol
Even Drink a Glass ci
Cold Water Without
Suffering Dreadfully
Gains 39 Pounds an.
Feels Fine Since Tak
ing Tanlac.
“ 1 hardly see how 1 endured such
awful suffering uud if it hudu’t bee a
for Tauluc, I don't believe 1 wou. i
be here today,” said Mrs. MolUe A b
bey, o f Jeuuiiigs Lodge, Ore.
‘ ‘ For nine years my stomach ke] t
me in continual misery. I had uo a
tite, aud everything 1 ate caused gi s
to form so that it utmost drove me di
traded. 1 didn’t dare eat any fru
aud for four years if 1 eveu drank i
glass of cold water 1 would cuff, r
dreadfully. 1 was very nervous ai 1
was troubled continually with dizzine *
aud uausea. No one who did u ’t see u >