at the home o f Mrs. K am i:ill’s par A. V auSehoiuek home.
Jam es Cluipmnn came S aturday from
Eugene to atten d the funeral of
’ day.
“ G randm a* * D oolittle, who died early
ten d o n . T erry Moody, who is w orking in S aturday m »ruing.
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Write for particulars.
Eugene, spent Sunday w ith home folk*. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, of the
Mr. mid Mrs. W. A. W itcher and Grove, spent Sunday at the Fred Kelly
¡J. A. Burgess ware shopping in the home.
MOUNT V IEW
Grov e S aturday.
A. S. W ard and son Merlin returned
Mr. and Mrs. L. \ \ . L eonard and F riday from S eottsburg w ith a loud
(Special to The S en tin el.)
Oet. 25.— George l^uyng has his wul Mrs. Seott m otored to Eugene Monday. of fish.
nut crop all harvested, a num ber hav Mr Leonard had his tonsils removed. Mrs. Frank K elly spoilt Friday at
ing been employed last week picking. Geo. Fogle an d C. J . Quoouor, who I he home of her m other, “ A u n t”
It is estim ated th at the crop this year •had been w orking at M yrtle Creek, K ate L im i.
is the largest the orchard ever has ! came home F riday.
K athleen Allen, who had been visit
yielded.
LY NX HOLLOW .
Mrs. J . A. E lliott has returned from ' m g at S utherlin. returned home Thurs
a Eugene hospital, w here she under day, aceonipnuied by Mrs. Chmde Allen Oet. 24.—The la d ies’ aid m eets w i t h
w ent an operation for goitre. Shi' is and little daughter, who stayed until Mrs. W alter Politico W ednesday.
¡Sunday, when Mr. Allen cam e up and
Mrs. R. Y. P orter aud Mrs. Frank
recovering rapidly.
M aekie went to Eugene Thursday of
Mr. and M r'. F B. P hillips, Rodney i took them home.
Mrs.
,1.
L.
Queen,
of
C
ottage
Grove,
last week to visit th eir brother. Mai
P hillips aud Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne
left Sunday m orning for Tillam ook, I spent W ednesday a t the home of her colui H orn, who is in a hospital then*
aunt.
Mrs.
0.
C.
Moody.
follow ing an operation for appendicitis.
w here th e\ will spend a week w ith Mr.
and Mrs. P h illip s' daughter, Mrs. H en­ E. J . Queeuer, George Fogle, Ed and Dr. and Mrs. W . E. Le how aud Mrs.
I
H
ubert
Queener
and
C
layton
Conrad
Lehow ’.- m other, Mrs. Johnson, of Gold
ry M cKinley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales and lit left S aturday m orning on a hunting Beach, were week end guests in the
trip.
M arion Lehow home.
tie daughter atten d ed the funeral of
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Briggs and -on Mrs. 1. N. Cam pbell was culled • «>
Mrs. Caroline D oolittle at Dorena Sun
Ernest
came
up
from
Canyonville
day.
Eugene last week by the serions ill
Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Sehneider and S aturday evening to look a fte r their ness of her soil C arl's little i I iiuk I i I. t .
Win. P o rter was up the Inst of the
Miss B em adiue Sehneider were at the property. They returned Sunday a fte r
week for a visit w ith the home folks.
vieorge L iv n g and W. 1). H eath homes noon.
Mrs. Lowell Beast on and baby vis
Mr. and Mrs. Hornee Strong, of Eu
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ranks and son Bussell, ited in C ottage Grove T hursday w ith gene, and Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Strong,
from near C ottage Grove, were guests
• t G rants Pass, visited Sunday w ith Mr-. Norm an PohU
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Q ueener and w ith the W olford fam ily Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Bert Hands.
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. K. Cooley wen* nt baby, ot* S tar, visited Sunday w ith Geo. Palm er and Irene H artley, of
Salem , visited in the E. T. H artley
he W aldo M iller home F riday eve M r-. C. ,T. Queener.
Mr. and Mrs. W P. Dick, of W alden, home last F riday.
rung.
Mrs. S. E. I» w ry and children, o f | v * ited a t th e O. K night home Sunday Mrs. N ancy N eal returned to her
home Sunday a fte r an extended visit
W alker, visited over the week end w ith Iternoon.
in the fam ily of her daughter, Mrs.
Mr>. D ow ry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Renne.
W. I). H eath.
DORENA
H arvey and Fred Lajoie w
in
Mrs. M cCormack and son dam es, *»f
o ttage Grove, visited S aturday a fte r
Oet. 21.— Miss R ita Kelly spent the the neighborhood Sunday.
noou w ith Mr. and M r-. W aldo M iller. week end in the G rove w ith her par
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. E lliott and son • nts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly.
H EBRO N
N orris visited Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Carl V olgam ore and ehildren
Vlr-. Win. Hands.
came up Sunday from M areola and ()«*t. 24.—C harlie W hite went
Mrs. Am anda Sears, Prison and ¡are visiting w ith her parents, Mr. and S pringfield last T uesday.
’larenee Sears and I«nura Riley, of this j Mrs. Chas. Teeters.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Kappaili' and
leighborhood, and Mr. and Mrs. F r I Mr. and Mrs. A lfred W illiam s, of • hildreu sp«*ut tin* week end at ( ’or
F ro st, of Blue M ountain, w ere Sunday Row R iver, were Sunday guests at th e valli- w ith friends.
evening guests ot Mr. and Mrs. W. I) \. s. W ard home.
Fred O verton m otored to MonmmPh
Heath.
M iss Mabel and Dora M osby a t­ Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W aldo M iller and S»*l tended a dance at W endling Saturday
Mr. and M r- Ream, of W altervilh*
ilia M iller spent Sunday evening w ith night.
arriv ed Sunday to spend n few day-
Mr. and Mr-. B«*rt Hands.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Denn and son wit h th eir «laughter. Mrs. G. M. K«*b«*l
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M eSorley, ne ! .Iunior and Mr. and Mr-. F rank Hill-. beck.
rom pam ed by th eir tw o daughters and I of Koseburg, spent Sunday at the C. Mr.-. Jasp e r Finl«*y received won! it
heir husbands, m otored up from Su
f«mr o ’«'lock M onday «*v«*ning from Eu
lem Sunday and visited briefly at the
gem* that her friend. Mrs. N ettie W«*b
home of th eir cousin, Mrs. George
her, had «lied in a hospital there.
i
L ayug.
M r- Jessie G ilerist an«l son L«*ster
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. K ing call ed Sun
and two daughters, Annab«*!!«* and
dav evening on Mr. and M r-. W aldo
K atie, spent Sunday afternoon w ith
• I B ate.— One eent
----------
Aliller.
the w ord; mini . 1 I Mr. and Mrs. C harlie Sm ith.
| mum 35 w ords; three insertions to r |
SAGINAW
ROW R IV ER .
j the price of tw o when paid in ad !
vance; half cent the word a fte r i
Oct. 25.— Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Dresser, the third insertion.
Oct. 24.— M r-. S. H. T rask visited
of Lynx Hollow, v isited Thurs«lay a f
Hundny and M onday w ith the B«*rt
ternoon a t the J . A. Burgess home.
aud Ray T rask tamili«*s in tin* Grov«*.
Mrs. Corntack and dau gh ter M ary For Bale— All grades dim ension, rustic
Miss A lu. Thruu went to P«»rtlaud
went to Eugene F rid ay. M r- Cornuu k shiplap aud finish, rough or surfaced last week for a v isit w ith relatives.
at
reasonable
prices.
Lam
mors
Bros.,
has been si«*k for some tilin' and has
Mr Albert P«npi«»tt«* and daughter
ioiu* there for me«li«*al treat m eat. M:. phone 13 F3.
Blanche. ot D orena, visiied at th.*
D erflinger took them down and they For Sale— 8-room bungalow ; m odem ; T ra-k :m«l Chari« Pleuard home Fr.
were accom panied by Mrs. Gray and host home on S ixth s tre e t; good on* day.
daughter M ary.
wood, garden. If you w ant ;i Mrs. .!«»«* I’ania/./i and Mrs. O - ar
T. R Scott w ut to Lugom* M onday. l buildings,
mid set* i‘ and you w ill buy M rA lister w .re Grove visitors Momlay
W P. Dick and fam ily, of Wahl« it ome 722 come
Mrs. Frank 1'h-imrd and «*hihlr»*n
S ixth street.
sop l5 tfc
visited Sunday evening at the L. C. W anted south
the week end at th eir home in
for Spot Cash— in to n s good sprat
Seott home.
tin* Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. M arvell R andall and oat hay, delivered a t any statio n on John \Vnnk«*r, who formerly* live«!
O. P. de E. railw ay. W ill tak e h alf in here, visited frien d - hen* «»v«*ral «lays
little son from C orvallis an* v isiting clover
if well cured. S tate price. Alex
last week.
Luudberg, D i-ston, Oregon, telephone of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Q ueener and son
I0-F41.
§3
Robert visited relatives at Saginaw
.-•'Hing ut a h«*avy discount ar** abov«* bility by r«*turning t«» those fr«»in whoin
A 1920 Ford w ith new b attery, new over the week end.
par.
top, t™«> ex tra tires and m otor in
ln* took it th»* int«*r<*st uioin*y In* miul«*
“ Tin* n«*w ta riff law m ay favor by hm ning nn>n«*y whn*h In* iinluw fuliv
A l shape for sale a t a bargain. Call
tlios«* of oth«»r sections of th«* eouutry I liorrow«»«! from tln* school fuml. or In*
at West Side G arage.
odtfc
in certain of its s«»h«*diib»s, but our ow n will return it to tln* stat« It «l«»«*s not
Grapes— I’most Tokay grapes grow n in
pn»sp«*rity depends upon tin* well being beking to him.
the world ut
per crate of 2ti
«if tlios«* in other s«-eti«»ns. A high tat
Kd C’usiek, of Allmnv, enrulidate for
pounds net, f. o. b. G runts Pass, On*.
iff alw ays has brought lo\v«*r pric«»s to tln* joiut s«»natorship, sp«ik«* brn*tlv
St im I money and shipping instructions Congressm an H aw ley Tells of D anger tin*
consum er, b«*caiis«* th«* protection pn;c«»«|ing ('ongr«*-snuin Haw'ley. tln
>.» TO P O ’ T H E W ORLD RANCH,
of our industries brings horn«* coin|H* tln* phittorm w ith th«* s|H»t*k«*rs w«*re
C ountry W as in Because ol W il­
Grant.- Pass, On*.
oct 13-nov3p«l
t itim i into th«* fi«*ld. ”
w. c. V om n, couiity chairm nn. Engem ;;
son M isaU m uustratiou.
An ap|N»nl was m ade for the unity
For Bale W—i
«if
tin*
party,
“
f«»r
upon
such
unity
w heat and recleaned cheat. Also a
now d«*|H*n«ls th«* success of tli«* jmrty*
young m are to trial«* for ca ttle or sheep.
C. H. H aight, phoni* 38-F12.
old 27< in a plain, convincing argum ent, re ­ i:> tin* national cam paign «if 1924, when
plete w ith homely sum lies, Congress
d«»niocrnts plan to win «*ontrol «if
ted — Place on ranch for m an and man . C. Hawl«*y, in an address here tin*
dizzy oeauacnes m aue me nusorudw . W w ail ife
tin gov«»rnmi'iit. ” He «»xplained how
or
cooking
in
cam
p.
P.
O
S aturday show«*d that under the ad tin* «tat«» si'hool fund had b«*«*n inanip
My work was burdensom e and I often b o i 10 t.
oct 13 27pd m inistration of tin republican p arty ulat«*d
by the «lemoeratn* can did ate for
neglected it, and my k idneys acted
ha.- prosper« d while under governor, tit the «»xpens«* of others m«ir«
irregularly 1 rend of D o a n ’s Kidney* F or Sale— 100-pound flour sacks, $1 o I th In* at country
ot tin* «leiuocrali«; parly tin* con «b*s«»rving. “ If In* really w ishes to
dozen. Electri«- B akery.
cj 13 - 27 c
Pills and they cured me of the back
hav«* b« «*n th«* r«*verse, lit* pr** play -«piare In* will m ake a show of no
ache and all o th er signs o f kidney F o r Sale—Good 7-room house on north ditions
smiled figur»*s to sh«»w that during th«»
L stre et. Good location, close t •» tw o year- of republi<*un jniwer th«* op
com plaint. ’ *
Price 6Uf, at nil dealers. D o n ’t sim school. E xcellent buy. Inquir«* W<iodson «•rating ex|noises hav«» b«*«?n r«*duced to
o l3 27p«i tin- «»xact am ount th at tli«*y wen* under
ly isk fo r a kidney rem oilv—get B rothers G arage.
D oan -’ K idney P ills— th e sam e th a t F or R ent— 200-acre farm , h alf m ile from the last y«*ar of th<* T aft adm inistru
MEMBER
Mrs Sm ith had. F o ster M ilburn Co., C ottage Grove. W. B. Cooper. o lJ tfc t io ii , w hich was partly accom plished
by sending back to useful occupation
M ir . B uffalo N. Y,
o27n3 F or Sale— Delicious, Jo n ath a n and .-«»in«-
CEDERAI. RESERVE
350,000 useless employ«*» which
111
W inter B anana apples. O rder your tin ex trav ag an t an d profligate d«*mo
SY ST E M
w inter apples from tin* orchard. B ring «rati«- party had put on the |««yrolls
o20n3c «luring th«* gr«*at«*st s|M*iiding orgy in
Bonded boxes. N. E. Glass.
tin history ol tin* country. “ Wh«;n
Carrier W anted—C arload ol good d airy cows. tin*
republicans cam e into pow er,” th e
Eith«*r fresh now or by Ik w n ib e r 1. <«iiigr«*ssiuan
staled , ’ ^although it was
I have KMI head of ewes to l«*t out on tw o y«*ars aft«*r
w«* found w ar
shares. J . W. Y»*atch, phon«* 174.1. o20tf supplies running the into w ar,
th«* hundreds of
For Bale —G ravel and d irt for filling m illions still being delivered to the
Woodson Garage, Phone 27. or drivew ays. D elivered any part of governm
ent upon open co n tract. Many is a irond motto lor a bank.
th«* city. Robert M cGowan, phon«» of them had to b«* «lumped into tile We mako it ours by our mi'in
Alter garage closes, phone res­ 2F12.
J ________________
n I0 p « ltf ocean because tlu;r«* was no one to boraliip in tho E.uloral K oim ' i vi '
idence, 118-L.
w ith ih«»in. A thousand cannons
For 8ale— The Billie Conner 2 acre or shoot
were delivered in Frail«*«* long a fte r the Systom with t.hr privilr^e of
chard near west M ain street. Run -igning
of th«* arm istice aud half of ohtaiuiiiK advancoK of oaali
m ug w ater, fim* location for poultry th at iiumb«;r
d eliv em l in Eng Upon our coiniiioroial paper at
plan t. Easy to connect w ith city w ater land. D uring were
w ar the dem ocratic any time.
and light system.-. Cheap and some ad m in istration the
bought thr<*<* saddles for
term s. John Durham , C ottage Grove, every four footed
anim al owned by
o20 27c« w th«* governm ent, harness«**
Ore.
for thou
F or B«ile— L ad y ’s coat, A laskan m ink sands of horses which w«*r<* t«» be used
m arm ot, in good condition; l«*ngth 52 on* m otor-draw n vchicl«*s and w von
som s
inches, size 4b. Also g« n t ’s fu r lined halt«*rs for every home and mule in
coat, A laskan m ink, full length, «iz«* th«* possession of th«- m ilitary «»rgamza-
“ Th«s Old Kcliable”
miles east tion. By such rmMhods as these fifteen
By th e day, th e jo b or the contract, 40. Inquire (J. A. K ing,
oSOaBpd m illions o f our tax money was \vast«*d
in tow n or in th e country. A«ldr«»*-
not until tli«* republican, cam«;
For
Sale
1921
Ford
sedan
in
liest
con­ and
P. O. Box 285, C ottage Grove, Or»;.
into power was any attem p t mad«* to
dition, ex tras am i eord tin»«; will stop
tin* l«*aks. I1h«* eost plus contract
tak«* paym ent- or accept right kind of
by the executive branch * f
city property in exchange. In q uire Hen originiit«»«!
dem ocratic ad m inistration was th«*
tine).
o29chw g the
reatest pi«»ce of g raft ever invented.
»'re*h i‘vi*ry morning
For Sale Close-in cottage on paved Those who supplied th«» gnv«»riimcnt
-tr«*«*t. Sm all paym ent «lown and re were plainly inform ed that the more
I rnaimh r lik« r«*nt. P roperty will be • x trav u g an t they w«»r«* th«* g reater th eir
vnluabl«* for biu*in«*s.- purposes soon. profits would b«*. In place of tlies«*
t Inquire John F. Spray*.
o21b*hw .xtravagane«*s the republicans have cut
B actrriolotoaU . M edical SeWne«.
th e income and other tax«*-, have
1 w o n d e r f u l action
Sbe*i> Dip.
W anted W oman to do fam ily w ashing. j down
given th«* country th** lowest protective
A fte r years of ex peri m en tin * to
DRAIN
PI
hm
m
M
o
SB
i
ta riff «*v«»r enacted and hav«* brought
U m e x a c t requirem ent* In form ulettrHr 8*-
prd combi n e t ' a it». Sheep l*l> I*odr»rt»«rf Piano for B ale—H ighest grade piano the «»xperises of governin«»nt back io
an d oliier m edical propertieii U»c re* ilU
made. P ractically new. (¿rent bar norm al. T he running «*x|N»nses of th«*
have met tbe approval of th ouaaada of men
an d wom en.
_ gain, fa sh or sm all part paym ent plan. governm ent have Is-en reduced alr«*aily
The remarkable action of Sepoi proterta Addr«*-> Box 100, Eugene, Or«*. o27nlOp from six billions to thre«* am i a «piarter
t*> eeali from *erm lif*> w hich la taaentlaJ
billions and the larg«»r fsirt «»f this
to proper h a ir *rowth and beautiful hair. For Bale L arge iron cooking vat. la tte r -11111 is i»ec«»ssary lx*cause of the
Glvtnx a new life-like irloM. »«mtre awd
m ounted on stov«». Ju st the th in g «xtravagaace of tin* preceding adm in
attract! vewem
| for th<* farm , t'nnnof In* delivered mi ist ration am i been use of <*x|M>as< grow*
For Kxeemive Oil. Ufeleae Hair. Itch to* til Decem ber I T be Bentinel
tf p tag «nit of th«* war. During flu* p re s e n t
H
Seal i >. I >— ill aft and 1» allin* Hair
a» equal You today can «Vaibb*
For
Bale
Cheap-
Three
good
work
ad m in istration six millions of nm»m
of four hair by U r regular uw of Bepot.
horses, set doubh* harness am i 3 Vi ployed have b«*en given jobs am i now
Heine far superior to
S tiiib'baker wagon. For fu rth e r infor then* .ire not men «‘iiough for all the
wwier Iwllxhtfal tr urn.
mat »on sec B**rt Cochran, nt G o ff’-* jobs. Because this is n business ad
Ol. aale at an Ora* Bmeaa
s I i « h * shop. S. S. Btcvei»».
o27n 1 th­ m inistration liberty bomls that were
an d Mrs. (). K night.
High School News ! cuts, L. <\ Mr. Seott
went to Eugene Wednes
A Special Grouping and
Sale of Fall Coats
and
D resses
at
Tin* garments that enter into this
collection comprise <*oats and dress«*s
rom our regular stock and a
purchase of wool dresses.
Every garment in the lot was bought
to sell for and is worth more than the
price at which we are offering tli«*m.
The dresses an* fashioned of poiret,
tricotine and «‘anton crepe. The coats
are mostly plain tailored styles, made
with belts and raglan or set- in sleeves.
W A N T A D S
777 e L)uif(icj(il Store fo r Q uality and Service
TAKE IT IN TIME
REPUBLICANS PULL US OUT
OF DEMOCRATIC HOLE
Mrs. O. L. Nichols, Mrs. F iara Burk
liol«l«*r, Mrs. J. H ChunilicrN, T (
W ln*«*l«*r und Elbert B«»«le. Th«* lutter
pr«‘sid«*d.
Tin* H«*iitinel rec«»iv«»s iii(|iiirit»H ev«*rj*
week from prospective «et tiers who
wish copies of tin« pnper If you wish
to sell y«mr Ian.I your ud should ft»«* in
The R uitiuel, where pr«»H|H»ctive Hettlers
will Hee it.
tf
It Always Pays to
Trade at Gray’s
JITNEY
R a lp h C h e s tn u t
W . T. PO O LE
C a rp e n te r W o rk
Simply Wonderful
For Hair and Scalp
Hallowe’en
Gray’s Gash and Carry sells For cash, has no
delivery or hookkeeping <*.\pense and buys
large <|iiantities therefore SELLS FOR
LESS. You always save.
Lest guaranteed creamery butter, lb
4H»-
ZEROLENE
lor your ear, woodsaw and tractor. Buy wild«*
the quantity lasts—a real saving.
1 quart........ 18c I 1 gallon ............60c
H gallon
35c I 5 gallons
$2.75
Bring a can and get all you need
\\ iI ’ Nut Margarine, lb..........................27r
Extra fancy dried prunes, lb...................... 10c
BREAD
PAPER
irge loaves 25»- 4 TOILET
extra larg«* fancy
2 sin; loaves... 1”><
<-rt*pe paper for 25c
DANCE
Get. Cash and Carry Prices on Sugar an<
Flour B«*fore the Price Go«*s Up
Safety Always
First National Bank
Saturday,October 28
Conte Early— Stay Late
Everybody Welcome
MUSIC FROM EUGENE
E C A R S H & A E A X R R 5 X
Highest Cash Price Paid for Your Eggi