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P age six COTTAGE PROVE SEMI\l-'.l. Till . .1 \NUARY 13. 1927 - Money Saved Is Money Earned LOOK OVER SOME OF OUR MONEY SAVING PRICES One comb honey .................................. One package Allot-« instant tapioca One large packag. White King washing «"-i|> Two No. 2' • aour kraut Tun bottles California catsup Three Rovai Club jellv powder ............... Ont- 3-lb box Perfection soda crackers Three lb. Italian prunes ............................ 20c 20c machine 49c 25c 35c 25c “It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s” FREE QTY DELIVERY ERAŸS EA5H& CARRY _______________________________ _ PHONE 53 711 MAIN ♦« ♦ I ‘ Nearby News í DORENA (Special to The Sentinel.) Jan. 11.—Mrs. Fern Kirk and < hidrrn and Mrs. Kuth England nnd children visited Sunday at the Abdvin McKibben home at Silk •/reck. J. E. Redford and Mrs. Edwin Re<lford werg busine» visitors ii. Litgene Saturday. r • Glen Jennings was a «Saturday evening caller in Cottage Grove. Fave MeLin and Robert Gorthy motored to Roseburg Monday. Mr. and Mrs- Miles Wicks vis ited here Sunday with relatives Mrs. Ruth England. Mrs. Mabel were ’ Moody and Harold Kirk Saturday visitor« in Eugene. Mrs. O. O. Xeatih. Mr-. Robert .Martin and .Mrs. Joi- Smith f Cot tage Grove visited Sunday at the J. E. Redford home. Robert Owen of Star returned to school Monday. He had been ab sent several weeks because of a broken arm. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Cottage Grove visited Sunday with Mr Merle Wiftinu. .Mr. i Kerns of Cottage over t hi c Kerns* pa r- eats. M Mosby. Mr. anti Mr*. Ex’erett Wright and chUdrun visited Sunday at the W. l^and home. J. H. Kirk was a basinesa visito! in Cottage Grove Friday. Pastor A. C. Archer of Cottage Grove held service* at the church fr« in Thursday until Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. »Sam Vcatch of Cottage Grove visited Monday nt the J. E. Redford home. Mr. anti Mrs. Lee Thomason and daughter Ixiia of Divide visited Sunday at the Charles Teeters home. A Farmers' union night school and program will be held Friday at the church. Mrs. Orien Land of Cottage Grove visited Sunday at the w. A. Land home. Mr. and Mrs. Whefzel moved tn Marcóla Friday. THORNTON CORNERS imperial to Thr Sentinel.) Production . _ (Special to Thf S«* nt ine! ) Rooa W Colman - Belle Bennett -Aba Jtwee Jean Bcnholt -Lou Moran -Douglas Enrixiku o{ Lovt Revealed in a story that was great as a booh, greater as a pla^, greatest as a photo drama. Stella Dallas And her love life bared in an epic of heart emotion that stira the soul, thrills the aenses. Sunday-Monday, Jan. 16-17 Arcade Theatre i ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS ’’>«t North of 8 P Station—Phone 100 MOUNT VIEW (>|«crial |o Thr M«*Bt|no| ) Jin II Pictor mi<l Mr> Chap p4‘lh* «if Cnffnge Grove were tit the WtHmt > Kiiirh hom«1 tint* ‘hi' In« t w evk. <’hnrh « Bale* nltembhl n vim u»»rv •oiivmtinn in Portland In « t wm»k. Mr. nnd Mrs. George l.nvng a nd family hii «I Mr and Mr* \l Elliott nnd family * nt Friday evening nt tin* J \ Schneider home, Mr*. rhoiniis Lambkin and chil drt*n i n turned Mfrom Lorane, w ht»rv -he has lam visiting her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Eiling- Mlie wn* nr«*"! • nanied by her brother in law nnd I wist ■r. Mr nii-l Mr«. Brocklchby 'Iis* Kvliiin Miller visited Natur- day afternoon with Mlns Mary and Aft rile Snauer nt Walden nnd .Mr*. J. R. Cooley and Elirabeth Cooley ntteiidi-d twenty fifth wedding miniver celebration of Mr and Mrs ▼ V. D. Whitv, hvld Sunday in Col tagi» <• mv e. Mr* «I. Il Pon«*fijnl of ì'hotnton < 'umori r« t iuitvd I m o days of lu*t ttivk i nt the William Kinch home, Hoth Mr Mil Mi- Kinch Hud their i «-lnl.lr.-u him- been ill hut are noe. all repurted as improving, M imn Lui* B«< mh returned Mouday front a t ah wveli vtait w 11 h friend« il Gitint* Ginnt« P hmm . l>ow ens Mr. and Mm. Walter \ o i nn du «pent Suini IV with M rs Ki'iiru. Mr and Mrs D. L. Miller and fnnnh nnd the H. IL-huIr family Sun lav evening mol Mr« ,1. A Nehnrider. Ml«. Nelma Milb-i and Claude Gmtnrd were Sunday dinner giii-.l« of Mi«, I I tie lluehnnnu lu ut'tinge Groii- Wtnga Revetuwut Placad. A* it mentili of protection of the counts r<>nd <>n How river, revel liien( Wing» nre being eonMrurtrd. Two wing, have In-en complete«! nnd two mure will lx- pilli-«-«! nt ■mee. tl. E. Crowe, county cum mi»»iotier, expect* the work will be finished within the uext 10 Ins» \buut IMI piles arc required for tl......... n.lruction of i-nch wing. A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION- OUR I '‘where savings are greatest 99 417 421 Main Street. Cottage Grove, Oregon Gingham Frocks bmart Gloves For School Girl* In Dtr-able Fabrics Buy one or two pair» of these Especially jams ty juvenile styles . stylish in Gingham Frocks the novelty cuff» I (Special to Th- S-ntln-J.) .Jun. 11.—Finley Whipp» has b«-i-n ill with th«- flu but i. reported to bi- somewhat improved. Vivian Coats .»pent Monday night with Bu-lali Hastings. .Mrs. Jessie Crawford a was G rove visitor Tuesday. hi# Bob Lancaster has moved family into the Jim Porter house and is hauling logs and lumber for the Pedro Perini J.umber company. .M rs. Joe Perkins spent one day Pitcher last week at th<- John home. Mr. and .Mr«. Albert l.tiiiiiihtir and children were dinner guests Sunday at the holhigunnliii home at Divide. here Word has been received ’Imt Mr. ami Mrs. B. Brainard arc parents of a new baby boy. M rs. Gwen Brainard wu s formerly Mooney. Johnny Pitcher suffered i li severe while cut on nn arm last week falling timber at the Kerr ah wriií 11 t'hurch service will be held ut lhe Blue Mountain church Friday Gloves with lor girls, 7 to ft year sizes, each. Smart Dresses Winter Coats Don’t Miaa Th«*« Greatest Savings Naw who Jun a w«d to tba little wise—we have a few The woman cedi » new Frock will do well excellent to sec ourk-imme i Coats at very, very diatelyl I low Excellent rtylel 98c The American Very Stylish Bound edge, d'Or- * a^t curl brim, satin lined. In P«arl, Dove, Pecan and Grey st one. Broadcloth Sbsrts for Man Men’s Pajamas Cut ou i $L98 $1.39 Grey wool Shaped to fit well. Low Long sleeves and priced at— angle length. real comfort 4 Paire $1.00 Work Suits “Nation-Wide” Stout khaki drill; bar-tacksd, Union made Coat or closed style; faced sleeves; dqnble seams and stitched. C u t triple stitched against ripping. Large and roomy. Low priced at $2.49 C $1.98 Suits for Boys durable, of 2.20 blue denim; full cut, strong stitching; six pockets; all sizes, in cluding ex tra sizes, at our low jirice of— $1.15 Work Shirts Pour but ton front Two but ton-through pockets. Of heavy blue or grey chambray. $3.98 to $7.90 Lumberjacks For Roys Long Panto English ■ o d- els with one pair knickers and one pair long pants, or two pairs knick ers Many with vesta— $10.90 Compass Brand I A variety of fabric* and pat tern* For bu*l- ne** and grneral wear. Low priced at— Big value at— $7.90 to Overalls for Union Made Staunch and Many Pattern* ■nixed union suits. Strongly f o t Odd Trousers Underwear weight made 1*94 7R Men’s Warm Heavy , 46 to 56 in chest The ilillT $1.98 “Pay-Day” Style» atr right, the fabric» «pell quality, wrges. caaaimvres. un finishrd worsted» —stripes over- plaids. plain col ors Big values at— pricea large pattern; ! nightwear Stylish Suita Imp or tu a t value* »nd low A full mercerized lisle sock. Sea Voung Men’s Union Suits ally “4-for-l” Hose prices I $14.75 Ecru Ribbed Our Own Brand Amotkeag 1921 on ! F.vrrything you »re looking for in fine un derwear. Ecru ribbed or fleece lined. $4.98 Winter thr ve at — these $7.90 Work Shirts hy urz, w hum Mr xwi ky 1XANCIS MARION ««ZA Godard. & Randall HEBRON BLUE MOUNTAIN STELLA DALLAS hooks to public elementary »chimin and high schools. ’* I’he affirms tlvn was Max Kruse and Pratici* Horn and’ the negative Evelyn Heirl on mid Mice Kent. The vote was 2 to 1 in favor of tho negative. Election of new officer* will tiik« place at the next meet mg \ nominating committee was np pointed to name next semester of fiver* Those on romiiiittoe are Ben < •otter. chairman, Francia Uonnld Horn. Witcher, Marion Weit» mid Mr Pengrn, ex officio member Ulve Kent tlwendolvn nn<l Haight were chosen didegntes to attend the P. of O. conference to he held Friday and Hntiirdnv. OUR Jan. 11.— Mrs. Mra. Belle Over w a.« confined lu her home Sunday w it h a bad cold. Miss Millicent Burrows spent the week end with the Gilcrist girls. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wiese air. children spent Sunday afternoon at the Charles White home. Miss Violet White is staying with Mrs. Wiese for several davs this week. Pastor and Mrs. Dennis Rickard were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist. Mr. and Mrs. Rickard, Lester, Gilcrist Annabelle and Katie visited Sunday afternoon with the : Charles White family. The CJiriatian endeavor will hold a business meeting Saturday eve ning at the Gilcrist home. George Kebelbeek and Jack . Cherry motored to Tiliitpook Satur day on a fishing trip and are ex pected home today. Kebelbeek and Mrs. George children motored tn Eugeni- Sntur day. Mr. and Mrs. John Kf^elbcck anil children, Florence and <’arl, visited Sunday in Cottage Grove* with the L. G. Markham family. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Kappa uf iiiotored Tuesday to their farm on Spencer creek. Mrs. Georg-- Kela-lbeck gave Friday party surprise birthday the evening for George junior, being his fourteenth occasion birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Holliston of Cres- week well visited one day last with the Kappauf family. O<um- Mr. artd Mr*. Clinton paugh returned last woek f rota their honeymoon trip to • iilifor and will live at ramp B. e ladies’ auxiliary of the Farmer«*’ union will inert at the hail on Wednesday, January 26, to either disband or to reelect of ficer*. All members are urgrd to be present. Dwight Huff and his mother, Mrs. L. D. Muff, motored to Lynx Hollow Sunday nftrernoon. Samuel Goldwyn prrie.li HENRY KING Quimby, who recently trailed their ami Mutui dai night* ami a basket property here for property iu lhe dinner wlll l»v lo ld »^utiday Drove, moved there Inst week. Jack Pierre and George l’iicrst .Mr*. C. V. Co unci of Delight bave Niartt'tl to log Mrs. II. Valley was nt the George foster Hibby ’* timbuì foi tilt* Perini Ml» home Tueaday. nuli. Mrs. William Heath a ml dioigh Mr*. Dan Bruni lui ugh ha* ter liuogene of Corvallis and Mr «irli mth a cobi. nnd Mra. . Addison Heath of Cut John Pnliiu'r wa* a Greve visitor tage Grove were visitors Saturday Mondar. at the .1. W Fisher home. WALKER Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas Wi Ilian <S|»«'eUI to Th«» S« nt ho. I i are visiting with their children in ■Inn II I'he W alker high school this vicinity and elsewhere vvhile are . *‘oys invi the Cottage Groxe F»>xes Mr. and Mrs. John Willian OH the W’alker floor Tuesday ear1 ng fur their home. Mrs. Ellen Maust of Euqvne ac night, the »core bring 24 39 in eompaaied bv a friend v isite.l favor of Walker. The ri.-:i«:itit Hill tenma ssill Sundav with her parents. Mr. and meet the Walker tennis l*tuir«.lnv Mr*. 8. P Short ridge. Kelley Perun moved Monday to night on the Walker floor. The Star, where he is batching while team* nre eloaely mntehed. \ progiam will be given January working on the O. I’, and E. sec 21 at the Walker auditorium. Fol tion Mr. and Mrs. R. I.. Ritchey of lowing the program n bucket norial Ba-keta Will la- ' Myrtle Point were week end ' i" will take place. tor* at th«w home o* .Mi.«. Ritchey's auetioned oft Helvn M mticth nud Gwendolyn brothvr, J. W. Fisher. rhvy'wvnt I'hev from here to klvadwre and \ eneta Haight were absent from sehool to visit rvlatixes before returning letter-lay i-n account of sickness. kudrei and l.lovd Wolford went . to their home. Mr. and Mrs. John Willian, who to Grnnt.s l’a»s Friday to attend i were, recently married, were eu the funeral of their undo. The I mivs of Walker pln\ *d the term med with a ettari* charivari ari Mon Friday «lay night, or rather by two par -'ottage Grove 1« •iirrmni ti. * ( hie composed of neighbors afternoon after school on the Cot had made arrangements to meet tage Grove floor. the score bring rhere nnd it - was learned later that 17 1» in favor of Cottage Grove. Mi»« M.-irv Bunn i stay'tig nt another party from Cottage Grov e irin^ for ftr* to surprise the Zrpp home had aLo arranged them th: same night, Both united 7ejqi, who broke an ankle recently, \ enrd partv was given Situr and guve them a reusing serenade Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thorne of day evening at the Wing home. A Mr. number attended and refreshments 1 London visited Sun-lav with Thorne’s sister, Mrs. S. p. Short were served. Literary club met Fri lay night ti.lgv. \ W. A. Koene was kicked by a nnd a large number at’ 'n led. horse last week» The horse’s hoof dobnte was given, th.- question be struck him on an arm and cut ing. “ Re.elved that the State of through his riuthing, inflicting a Oregon should furnish very pnint’ul injurs. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Barrel Cottage Grove visited Sunday e ning with Mr. ami Mrs. Janie Plaster. W. F. S-helley of Rest-burg spent Sum lay at the (’. A. Dodge home. S. P. Khnrtridge and James Plaster were Eugene Imsincs« visi- tor« Tues« lay. Combination button cuffs, wor st e d bot tom. t ■w o pockets.iv tan,brown and grey. Sizes 6 to sport ci 14 yrs. $3.25 Work Shirts “Compass” Brand Heavy e h a m b r ay, sateen o r khaki jean; cut full; triple stitched. $1.49 Union Made, of denim—heavy and durable. Cut full, high back, two- seam lega big pockets— I I 89c 10 to 17 Yonra I. Years 220 blue
