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PAGE ETGHT Neighborhood News LONDON Special tv The Sentinel? Get. •»—John Sutherland received word Suturdav that Ki ver. Jov Elmore, living was quite seriously Mr. Sutherland we hi* bedsiklv. Miss Bernice Thortie prise party Saturday honor of the sevente*Mith birtluiti' aiuux eraarv of her sister H;utol. Mrs. Emily lake, of Eugene, af rived Sunday ter an indefinite stay with Mrs. K. E. Foreman, J. E. Stout and the Misse* Mag giv and Xsabell Green. of Eugene. Humiiiv a:« Sunday. Bartering October 12. With Indiar* Columbus Laudi ~x» WANT ADS WANTED—OLT BAGS. MUST BE Wrgw and clean. The Sentinel, c Plan a trip to Ilelliwell A Marksbury. come and enjoy the thrill that accompanies the “discovery” of new styles and other needed merchandise for Autumn and Winter. MONEY FvK YOU—PAY CASH for your wautads and get three insertions for the price of two. tip FoK SALE—TRAP NESTS. A bargain if takou at once. One brooder, 100V chick capacity, cheap. Sei J. H Heard. 322 Second street. u21tfe These Are the Favored Fashionable DRESSES COATS for Autumn Are Fur-Trimmed Brought to You at a Moderate Prie» < 'boire New Ones Are W E SELL LATE MODEL, HIGH est grade typewriters at low prices and on easy terms. We also handle all makes of addiug ma- chine». Every machine is thor oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Bw a machine and pay like rent. Royal Bale» Co.. Inc., out Orcgoi. Bldg.. Portland, Ore. tl-sn O. I. C. P1GB FOR SALE—J. E. Dunnavin, lVj miles out London road, phone 15F11._________ s25-o9p $19 PIGS FOR SALE—ROY TAPLIN. Saginaw. Ore. s25-o#p FOB RENT—RESIDENCE PROF erty at 80# south Sixth street. Mrs. 3. A. Hill. Curtin. Ore., phone 121'15. DRESSES OF WOOL AXD SILK MATERIALS ARE FEATURED AT THIS PRICE. MATERIALS MOST FASHIONABLE FOR THE LALL SEA- SON; TWILLS, CHARMEEN, CREP1UBATIN, CANTON CREPE, ETC. THE COLORS ARE BLACK. COCOA, BROWN AND NAVY'. RICH JERSEY MILK. 11 QUARTS for «1.00. Delivered daily any where in city. L. M. Hankins, •25-o#p phone 3F33. FOR SALE—1Ò INCH OAK WOOD. S3 per tier. E. A. Doolittle, phone 39FI2. 525-O&P OAK WOOD FOE SALE. W. A. Keene. Delight Valley. vnone 3&F4. s25-o9p WANTED—FARM HAND. man. Wage.- per month, board. E. W. Eyanson, Ore., phone 27F32. SINGLE «41 and Lorane. s25-ovp FOR SALE—I’IGB. NINE WEEK b old. also a good work horse. years old and weighs about 125' pounds. Noble Elliott, phon- 25F5. s25-oVp WANT TO BUY TWO GOOD cows, must tea« 5«>. Ai«o 4 ton» of oat straw. J. C. Per* ar. city, phone 16VL. o2-16p FOR SALE—1920 F ord TOURING in good condition, tirea nearly new. Price «15u. Will trade for good motorcycle. Virgil Ekstrom. o2-16p Creswell, Ore. FOB SALE—A TEAM OF WORK horses. Call at Service Garage, corner Sixth and Main St«. o2 i5c FOB BALE—DODGE TOURING car, in good condition. See Billie otte Hall or phone 64. FOR i A L E— THOROUGHBRED Patridge Wynaotte and thorough bred Plymouth Rock roostera. P. H. Jones, one block west and one block south from Bilk creek bridge. o#-23p FOB RENT—I BOOM FURNISHED apartment, modern, on ground floor, two blocks from Main street. 222 Cherry court. ob-23p A GIB >D TEAM FOB SALE. Macomber, phone 187-L. W. J. o#p TOB KENT—GARAGE LOCATED on West Main street for S2.5« a month. Phone 126-B. oV-23p FOR SALE—206 SPLIT POSTS N. E. Glass. Bonk of Cottar- Grove, phone 6U. o923p DANDY CABBAGE FOR KEAUT for Mile at 2^c a pound. Josiah Porter, 740 Second street» phone 147-J. o9c LOST—FOX TERRIER PUP HUN- day on Round mountain south of Lorane. Pup is dark brown spotted white mostly or. breast. Has white tip <»n tail and »ore upper lip. Har lev- Williams, phone 3714. ob-Zlp FOE BALE—BEFORE RETURN Htg to Portland will sell my stock of good.- at coat to save peckin; jr I have brassieres. corsets and corset-bras* i «res, have models for stout or slim form.«: corset-» made by expert worker on corset machinery; corset» that will im prove ur form—give comfort and ■i t wf ar t ion. I have _______ beautiful silk and wool ho«e. few »ilk and nier i cerized for ladies, few pair of Derby rib for giria Wool petti- coat*, princess slips, extra large union vests and 2 bodicee, " '___ . children all woo! fast dyed sweaters, Order your knit night gowns at once, Also have Roger „ ’s silverware. ------------- - near- iy new extra quality Greenwood china dishet-. cooking utensils, com forter. -e-veral length.« stove pipe, clean fruit jars, quarto and pints. Four days only. E. Main street. opposite McCormick > grocery. o&p block THIS IS ISSINO WEEK Munsingwear is the most economical underwear to buy because it lasts longer than ordinary underwear. It is knitted the lies’ cond>e<l yarns in a modern, sanitary factory and under the most idea) working conditions Munsinir^ear is made lot men. women and children in all weights, styles and materials; cotton, wool and cotton and wool; Now is the time to i>uv vour winter underwear because now is tlie time to wear it. If you are not already a Munsing* wear customer why not try it this fall. It costs no more than inferior brands and wears much longer. FOR BOYS FOR WOMEN Boys’ heavy Weight cotton union suits clos» crotch, suit.... $1.15, $1.50 & $1.75 heavy weight worsted <cotton à union suits, closed crotch, jter $1.75, $2.25 & $2.75 FOR MEN Men ’s heavy weight cotton union .suits, closed crotch, made of fine combed cotton yarns, per suit ...... $2.25 Men ’s medium heavy weight worsted (wool & cotton > with a fibre silk stripe, union suits ...........................................$4.50 Men’s heavy worsted (wool & cotton) unioi suits, natural color, per suit.. $5.00 FOR GIRLS Girls' high neck. long sleeve, ankle length heavy cotton ui.ion suits, per suiL.. $1.25. < $1.50 & $1.75 Girls’ high neck, long sleeve, ankle length worsted 'wool & cotton) union suits, heavy weight, per suit ......... $1.75, $2.25 & $2.75 and .... Girls' high neck long sleeve cotton vests and pants, heavy weight, gar ment _____ ________________ de 90c Girls’ high neck, long sleeve, ankle length worsted wool & cotton), vests loi’.’s. per garmeut $1.35 $1.75 Women’s high neck, king sleeve, ankle length cotton union suits, heavy weight, suit $2.00 & $2.25 $5.75 to $8.50 Women’s low neck, no glecve, ankle length «ilk and wool union nuits, medium weight, suit.... $4.25 & $4.75 HOSIERY! Women’s elbow sleeve, dutch neck, ankle length worsted (Wool & cotton) union suits, heavy weight, suit ... $3.00 & $3.50 Dependable Makes: Phoenix, Allen A Women's high neck, long sleeve, ankle length worsted ( cotton & sleeve cotton vert«, heavy weight. wool) union suit», heavy weight, Also ............................ $3.75 & $4.25 ment HU it Buttons are one of the most popular of trimmings for the dresses this fall and are used in profusion on both silk and wool materials. We have .just received a shipment of glass, jet and bone buttons in the new colors and shapes. Sweaters of brushed wool are stylish and practioal for the crisp fall days. Variations of the Tuxedo styles i.eeni to be in favor. Several models have silk braid trimming on edges and pockets while others are striped at cuffs and and around bottom. Colors are gray, buff, brown, green and combinations of them« shade«. Priced at—■ Women’s dutch neck, elbow sleeve, ankle length cotton union suits, heavy weight, suit ................................... $2.00 & $2.25 Women’s long sleeve and elbow to Buttons! Buttons! Buttons! Fashion’s Smartest Sweaters for Autumn Women’s low neck, no sleeve, ankle length cotton union suits, medium $1.75 & $1.95 weight, suit .... pants B olivia . match, per gat- Silk. Silk and Wool, Wool and Cotton, in all the new shades for fall wear, priced at— $1.25 $1.00 to $2.50 Pair HELLIWELL & MARKSBURY iater dinner guest* of Mr. was at the home of her daughter, and Mr*. J. E. Bunton. Mrs. Frank Hockett, Friday after Mrs. W. T. Jones wa* on t bi noon. *i«k list last week. Mrs. Elizabeth Goldabini, of An- Mr*. Levi Geer, of lia in ior. lauf. visited several days of last Wash., has been visiting the past week with Mrs. Louis Premazzi. w.-.-s a’ the home* of her brother. Mr and Mrs. R. L. Ritchey, of Robert Lackey, and »on, Jo«- Geer. Curtin, and grandtiighters, Misses Mr. and Mr*. Howard Cox made Ardeth and Nona Dodaon, of the a buxines* trip to Eugene Friday. Grove, vnuted Saturday evening at Mr- Jack Hopman underwent a the homo of Mrs. Kitehoy’» broth major operation at a Eugene hos er. J. W . Fisher. pital Wednesday of last weak. Bh« Mr. and Mrs. A. T. lieidler v in i* reported a* getting along nicely. ited one day last week with Mr The Hopnuin children are staying nn<l Mrs. Wilbur McFarland at the at th« home of their grandparents. Cbdar*. Mr*. ------ William Ewing. FOB BALE- -TEAM OF WORK Mr. and ‘ " - horae», weight about 1500 lb»., witlV MOUNT VIEW wagon and harness. Cali at Service THORNTON CORNER8 Onrngi-.____________ o& Zip (Special to The Bent inch) (Bpecial to The Bentinel.) LARGE BABY BUGGY FOR BALE Oct. 6.—Mrs. Lutherin ItowenS Oct. 8.—Mr. and Mm. Fred Krl visited during the past week with practically new. Mr*. H. O. Ben nett, 212 north Ninth St. o»p ier. of Fairview, who have pur her daughter. Mr*. Hutts' Mooncv, chased the place her« iielonging to at Blu« Mountain. Mr*. Mocmey FOB SALE OR TRADE FOR A Mrs. Sprague, were looking over accompanied her home for a tew «maller place in or near Cottog- their property Bunday forenoon. day»’ visit. Grove, a 23-ocre ranch, ’i-mile west Wm. Robertson, of Cottage Grove, Mm. J. A. Schneider wnn a Cot of Mnginaw. Four-room house. g-*»d wu* out to the H. B. Iler homi- tage Grovp viaitor one day Irutt burn, splendid location for chicken one day last week. week. ranch. C. C. Moody. oDIZIp Mrs. H. B. Yancey, of the Grove, i Mr*. Roy Bp«ugh and daughter Geraldine, of Eugene, Wm. O’Neil, of Washington, were visitors at the Mr*. Amanda Bears home last week. Addison Heath is emploved at th« camp at Red bridge. Mr*. Kate Bear* and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bears, of Cottage Grove, visited Mrs. Amanda Bears Thurs day evening. George Leyng is remodeling his house. Mr. and Mr*. Waldo Miller were in Cottage Grove Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. I sing, of Cot tag« Grove,_______ __ J. W. Mr. and __ Mrs Fisher, of Thornton Corner* and Mrs. Jessie Lowry and children and Miss Mattel Wright, of Walker, were Bunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. W D. Heath. In the afternoon most of the members of the party motored to I.ornin- and home by way of Eugen« . Mr. and Mr* Frank Oreoaon and Mr. nnd Mrs. Harrington, of Cot tnge Grove, visited Bunday PVfi rang with Mr*. Amanda Bear*. Mr. an<) Mr*. Melville Hanna and Mr. nnd Mr*. Wm. Hands were Cottage Grove visitor* one day last week. A number of the young people of th« neighlsirhoud attended n party at the Ralph Bmiuer home Haturdny night. WALKER played Friday night with Lorane at the local gym. The Lorane player* will be entertained after the glime. R. D. Tucker, of Delight Valley, returned from Gardiner Saturday. Walker public school started Monday with Mrs. Fountain ns in- structor. Mrs. Ixiwry and enikiri-n ______ and Mabel Wright visited at the W. D. Heath home at Mount View 1 Bunday. Mr. and Mr*. Aden Miller and Mr. nnd Mrs. Aden Schmitt visitod nt th« Snyder homo in Monroe Bun THORNTON OORNER8 (Special to The Sentinel.) Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Berroy, of Oakland, Calif., visited relatives in this vicinity hist week. William Thorne, of laindon, vis ited at the home of hi* sister, Mrs. B. P. Bhortridge, Bunday. Mr*. W. W. Bhortridge and Mr*. W m. Brown, of Cottage Grove, spent one day last week with Mr*. 8. P. Bhort ridge. Kenneth Berrey, of Portland, vis itod his family here last week nnd together with Mr and Mrs. Roy Berry returned to Portland Tuesday. Miss Ellen» Bhortridge nnd Jim mic Mnust. of Eugene, visited Miss Bhortridge’* tsirents, Mr. anti Mr* 8 P. Bhortridge, one day last week. Mr*. B. P. Bhortridge visited Bunday with her sister. Mm. Tom Foster, at W alden. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jes sio Isiwry at Walker. (Special to The Sentinel.) Oct. 6.—The laboratory and li brary of the W. LT. H. 8. arc re- ceiving a thorough rei novating by the physics and senior English 1 cln* sc* respectively, The taxpayers at a I mooting Fri •lay night authorized the i installa tioe of electric light* in the high liook.1 high school has rooi-ived school. The associated students i ; The*.- from tho traveling library, gave a vote of thanks to the l>n one of volumes arc also for the other people in the dint riet, trona Monday forenoon, Lyln Lowry has gone to Mtar Mr*. M. C. Smith has gone i to1 to take the petition of wbi.tlc Oakridge to visit her son. I. A. •Î» punk. Smith. She expect* to return th«- The high Mohuol hna decided not latter part of tho week. to preecmt “No Trf^pnKMintf. ’ ’ Mr*. Is,well B«n*ton visited at Home other play in to be »elected. the high school Friday. Agne» and Ti . » Jnckson, ! l . of i. Walker, ii------- - r°r. 35 wanted will Illi- first banket ball game of »ometimra do tho work of a Sß n dar Correct printing always nt the tho seaxoti for Walker will b< auctioneer. jne22p| live wire print Mop. xxx