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TIIUKMDAT, JULY
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FIRE PROOF CABINET SAFES
FIRE PROOF FILING CABINETS
STEEL OFFICE EQUIPMENT
(if Every Kind
The Sentinel
j City Briefs !
Mr« I 'online |.u»k, who under
u«ui a major operitimn
•■dn« *«lny
of lu*t week at the Pacifie t’hr.*
I4.1i» h«>*pítal U» I ugeur, i* reported
1un valete tog «at i«tarturilv
Clarmee Carter of Portlnud «»•
11 rd lu«t week at the home of n
.-1er, Mr« William Bartel»
II*
w .* minute to Klamath Fall1« and
w<i»
accompanied
Ly
Hon m ■
M .me y, aho of Portland
Vrliin M id.L n left Fl
KolgrVillr, Wa*h
while »hr w I
vitit relative*
Hhr wn* .«■•roiu
L-mieti Ly a rou*iti, Mi*» Ermi««-
brown, who Mailed for ’wo w »k*
m tbi* city and at whose home
\lnt Madden will be a gur*t
M< « I aruway piano» at <*hr*tnu»
i‘iau»(rr <’o , Cottage Grove tlMW
aud up Term«.
aj?f*l t
.Mr» Lydia Htuuffer und
M
Helli» Burkholder of s»nlem ••pent
the week end with their daughter
nud mother, Mr« Clara Htirkholdei
Attention!
Owners of small
motors, violet ray
machines, vacuum
cleaners
Wc will l><- id ad to assist
you to Hinke your innchim-
comply with th.- new radio
ordinance. nt the h unt pos
■dblc . xp.ii-.
RAY NELSON
ELECTRIC
George McQueen Jr. and Ken
iirth Del,a««u* drove to Bohemia
Munday taking with
them
Ben
Curry and William Biggin«, who
will do tome it<«e*«mt,nt work u*
the group of mine« held by Mr
McQueen.
Paul Hander« returned Saturday
from Eugene, where he had been
for a few day« with Ray Eugle«,
who wa* attending
a
forestry
inert mg
Mr Engle«, who brought
Paul home, returned the «ime do
to Signal, where he >« «tatioued.
A marriage liren«e wa« i* ued
last week at tht county clerk’*
office m Eugene to Glenn Frankly n
Smith and Mildred I »thrr Bobbin*,
both of thia city.
Mi«« Matilda Flanigan of B «T
ard, Neb., arrived |a»t Thur«day
night and i« viaiting til the home
of her niece, Mr« A W Hhofvtall
Mr uud Mr« L.
Hot Spring«, Ark,
day and arc guest«
Mr and Mr« G A
(’. Sigman of
arrived Nulur
at the home of
Hander*.
Mr*. Edward Dufour i« reported
ill at her home oil aouth
Sixth
street.
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A «on wiiw born to Mr and Mr*
D A I merton I ridav at th«* Pa
rifle chriMtian hospital m l.ug«*ii«'
Mr l.mcr*on i* »upvrintendriii of
«chool* iu Cottage Grove
Dr and Mr« W I
I. c I m . h I c C
S «t u r iu v fol Oold !<• 1' h
w h< : ■
they will «petal their «umtner vn
ration nt the home «»f Mr* Lebow'»
patent*, Mr. tnnl Mr* J. C John
*ou
Tl.ry (»«pert to be go||C I h i
week»
Hof h Mr nud Mi« John
•«»it, who were hurt in an accident
iu Marshfield hi*t week, are »aid
to be improv mg «at i«factonly.
La raw ay piano* on aule at r**
■ lured price* tin» month
Ri'iuodrl
• g Leg'nr »tore,
mu«t
reduce
•io. k
Sr»* < *br«|niit Transfer, Col
tag*« Grove.
aSfitfr
Mr« Ida Frank« and vm (>*rar
ml the lalict'■ w.fr, nil of Bru I,
«pent Friday at the home of Mt-
Frank** mere, Mr* C M Rr«’*c
Mi
nud Mr*
William
Fu «.
Dora Funk and Mabel Blarkmui
l. ft Tue*iliiv for Tillamook to «pend
rhe Foul th.
Aru«*i write« In»., any kind.
Mi and Mr* H.h«»ti«LI M|«‘w:itt
left Wednesday for Gold Beach,
where they will «pend several day*
fi*hih|'
They «■'*«» plan to drive
over the l(r<lwood* highway. They
will return home Run«tay
.Mr* Clara Burkholder ha« rented
hi r home on north Lane «treet to
Chester H Wheeler ft>r the «ummer
Hr will take po**r««ion I'riday.
Mi»« Connie Hutrhin,*<>ii has a«'
cepted n bookkeeping po*ktion with
the City Furl cumptiuv.
\ marriage licrn-c wn* i«*urd
Monday to John I di«ou Schmitt of
Cre«wel| mid Annii Mane Shelburn
of thi* city.
Floy-I Bennett, who i« in the
Culled Stat«’« navy and i* *1 at ioned
at San Diego, i* rxpectril to arrive
July " or 0 to nt tend the wedding
of hi** *i«ter, Mi«« Dai«y Beuuctt
to Cbtatrr B Wheeler, which will
lie an event of Sunday
Mr and Mr*» F I Chaloupkn id
Cump Sherman, former rr«ident«,
were bu«iti»‘«* vi«ltor* heie Tile»
Jay.
TRUCK lu» , Bund«, P e r in i t «
< ullslllt A rne«t In*. A gey.
M«« ('lira Burkholder mid h er
mother, Mi- l.vdm .Mtouff«*r, left
\\’cdne«< lav for Sulciii lu join Mi««
Belle Burkholder and to go from
there to variou* coa*t resort« to
«pend their vacation.
Mr*. B« .
nice Johnson drove them to Snleo.
and will spend a day or two there
H. H. Plott, who ha« been con
fined to the house
for
«evrral
week* by illne««, i* reported to be
somewhat improved today.
K D. Raker is planning to fence
hi* homestead on Harms creek anti
a crew of surveyor* were nt the
homestead H wih L iv locating several
romer «take* of the place.
Mr* L«tclla Halton and niece,
Mi« M T. M<’Kron
of
Grand
Rapid*, Mich., spent Tuesday up
the McKen/ie with Mr«. I’li/a
belli Andrew* of Eugene.
The Nelson DeYoung family and
Mr. and Mr«. Sam Ventch went to
the Bohrmin district Monday for
a «rvernl days’ outing
tJ«ed piano in fine
condition,
oak case, inquire Chestnut Tran«
fcr Co.. Cottage Grove.
*i25tfc
You May Be Thinking
of the
FOURTH
But we are the first
First bank organized in sou t li Lane
county.
First in capital.
b'irst in deposits.
First in service to customers.
The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
('■pital $50,000
Snrplim, $25.000
Mi« <’ T. Powell him retm.«« I
i from Medford mid 1« «tayhig rd
f her plare ju*t north of th»* «'itv
Mr«. Eli/ab«th Andrew« of I o
I gene vnoted la*t Thursday wit»*
Mr* I • lelln M«ho»i
t’hnrlolte r'fioper <<f Portland via
itr«| Lint wer-k ni11
th" Cooley
family and Mr« INtelln Mallon
Mi
D W I hi quhar of Own
mouth, t’ril , mid daughter left Hut
urdnv for ih«ir home, niter nil« nd
mg the funeiul of M m l‘f<»<|iihar *
| moth i, Mi
Marielt Town Fii'lay
lfle|||iH»n
Kev Ihim-iiii I* < Moieiou will go
to Portland Mnimduv Io meet hi-
two «mull daughter« who are ie
turning from Pauadti
He will
preirrh Munday forenoon nt the vet
■ inn** ’ hospital
Th« < luri’iice 1
English fam ilt
o[ Nuu Fraiiri*«'«» vi*ite«l
bni’fly
M oh'l.’i v
• run
Mi • "
.
\\
J Win I«*, whil*’ « hi i their
way n «i ith
M» EngHwh i« an eu
grn vi-r mid printer
Mr«. Rirhmd Hunni
1 H «High i
hoiii**
Hnlurdny
from
1* *it Imi'i,
H here «In- l.iid t«i«'h taking t real
inent m t* «n m Li num
H| k * i* i
p<«rt«’d t«« I»«* mu« h impiov«’« t.
R. « D uik . m 1* Gamcion gave i*
plliiolie nddre’« Ml tile W'e«l|*«***ln »
noon lulirheoll of the l.llg«*li(’ 1.1 «Oi
rlulr.
W«»ik i-» prop r«*“*i h g - 111 • f • et <»i i ! ■
on tlo I.« ndon r -iid. a «-ording I
<» I., «'»owe, eoonty rommi■*’ioner
who win in tin« diMlirt Monday m
"p«-«-tiiig toad work
Mr«. Nettie E*!«’» left la.I w.< k
for Portland to attend n fauni.
reunion. • ^he met with lui i «ter »,
Dr Clmn I'llt uf <>:. klaicl, < ’ni.,
Mr*. Dnnu Mediaa uf l iiinl and
Mi* Rosti Wl... br • ,f l*<.rllau.l1 aud
a brother Alfred look of Pori
lun*l
It wa- th.* first time th«
five had been together for 17 year»
Bnrguinw in fine
phonograph
l.nraway Mu*ir House, Eugene. Heti
• beatimi Tiun-fer, agent«, Cottage
Grove.
a.'Stfc
Mr«. Frank Woodruff arid datigli
tir Frimer» of Portland are visiting
for a week ut the Herman Miller
home at Inorane, where
mint her
daughter Carol ha* been a visitor
for Mime time and probably will
remain during vacation.
Mr and Mr*. K. G. Barrel of
San Francisco, uvwlywed*, arrived
Friday for a viali at the home of
Mi Barrel*« brother, L. L. Barrel
They left Tuesday for Vancouver,
H '
I
W II I r« I of ’ i !• n ' I
*p«iit Saturday and Sunday at th-’
Hurrel horn«* and Mr. and Mr*. A
It Hurrel of Portland were gue«»
Siitidnv. Thi« wn* the fir-t tim«
for u number of year* that tin
Sneeze Once Welcomed
ae Harbinger of Luck
Solitary Meals Chief
Cause of indigestion
Locals Finish Season
Without WinningGame
Xenophon, addressing bls uewly
riiinurrled men and wohh - ii l»e
elrili-d gsnorals, pleaded with Iheiu tween the ages of thirty and tlfll
henceforth to wage Implacable war anffei more from dyspepsia than
Cot t ig.* Grove lo* t to Bi»n*h>n I I
will, the enemy, “We tiuve—the (tie married folk ut similar ugr
Io 4 Sunday afternoon at B.in«lon
godswllllhg - many fair hopes uf do
This discovery has followed a Thi« wa« the final game in th"
llvernm*»,"
As he spoke title last lleifln pliysh-luu's l»lM>rluuu Inrea
V’alley Bay league f«»r th»» loenl
word >i man sneezed
When the llralloii of cases of stomm n trou
for it wa« decidiMl at a meet lag
aohllers heard It, with one Impulse hie
It Is one that cheers the heart Tueaday night in Ro«.J»urg to i «11
they m H made obelsume to Zeus *'l of the young wife, whose culinary Mundnv'* game« the en«l of th«
move, geittlemeu," spoke Xenophon, effort- ure often mud» the subject first half.
Bandon und <*ot<ag«
"since at the iimment when we were of mirth. Het buaband. for all her Grove w«jre
droppe«|
from
ih>
talking about deliverance an omen novice cooking, will lw wore likely league, the fw«» being the low«**!
ft on, Zeus the savior was revealed to have a go>.d dlgtstlon than Ida in the
percentage
4’olumii
i’o
Io us, that we make a vow Io sac unmarried friends
Bachelors eat «piilk, Eugene,
Mur-hf«« I I
nnd
rifice to that god lliaiik offerings nlnne. and conm-quenlly eat too Myrtle Point will play u *i* g-«ne
for deliverance as soon as we reach fast, owing to the fact that they «erie* to deei«le the l«*sigue rhrini
■ friendly luud. All In favor of title have uo one to talk to.
pion*hip
niotlon will raise their hands." We
'I he unmarried woman. au>s th*
'flu* loeal* faded to win a gum •
reed In flic Anabasis that every prof>-*«or, usually ea'a the wrong thi* *ea«on
In Sunday'* game th**
man In the assembly raised bls things. Hl,e will eat only wliat can break« went
against
them.
In
bund. Thereupon they made their I»- prepared wltb the least trouble, thf’ fir*t inning t'ottog«’ Grove*
vows and stuck up the peau, pre or wliat can b« ealen unprepared fir«t three butter« walked but th*
pared to face the perils of lite cela- She, too, like the bachelor, la locai« w«*re uno bln t O flush O v«r a
brated retreat.
apt In bolt her meals.
The n*»l(
run.
This seems strange to us who tury person, in fart, made or fa
The l>oi »core follow ’
have lived to see the sneeze of epi mule. Just eats tier a use lie or »be
t’ottnge Grove AB It ÍI po A E
demics destroy more men than were must, and gets It out of the way Rub«*n*tein, rf
2 II 0 1 o ‘1
killed In all the ware of Greece So as quickly as poaslbl». lienee In Herk, 2b
4 1 1 2 0 1
we fear the drafts of alternating dlgra'lon and a bad temper. The Hill, lb
4 1 .3 1 (1
»unit and cold days.—New York married have with their food the Horner, «*
3 2
2 1 II
Times.
*i
0 0 12 1 1
beat of all aam-ea—casual aud Morgan, «•
3 1
4 0 1
cheery conversation.
Tengo«’, 3b
4 0 0 1
Spray, If
Blue Sky Only Limit
Wolfard, rf
4 0 1 H il 1
3 0 1 2 1 1»
Der«him, p
With Chilean Gamblers Sheepherder Yarn Has
t
II
ILlLbeil, p
The Mapuelte trlbea of Chile have
No Foundation in Fact
a very peculiar game which Is very
There la sn ever-recurrent story
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popular, ami Is called "rum.”
A that the laws In certain atates corn
Bandon
AB R II 1*0 A E
wager Is made between two com pel a jlieepmuo to keep two men
n 3 .3
7 1
petitors as to which will be first to with the sheep all the time, one to Roue lie, *•
3 .3 2 2 1 1»
break silence. They sometimes re
herd them and the other to keep Damron, rf
5 2 ,3 G
main silent for whole days, until the herder from going rrasy.
Donnhey, lb
5 0 2 1 1 U
Helkerk, p
finally the man with the weakest
What would happen If the ovln* Wergant, r
5 1 1 11 o 1
»III gpMkg und loses bls bet 1 This
Influence should upset the mental Fitrn, 2b
Ä 1 1 *î 2
la but one of the many Interesting
equilibrium of both of them at the Webber, rf
. f» 0 O 1
sidelights of the Ciilleun people In
aame time la a matter for conjec hum, If
4 2 I o
Augustin Edwurds* "Peoples of
ture Speaking merely for myself, Butt*, 5
4 2 1
Old.” In another gauie of the “dice"
the sight of some one watching me
sort with colored beans, the players
from day to day for signs of Incip
42 14 14 27 1 I 1
propitiate their luck by taking to
ient madness would be the surest
Hrore by inning«:
the beaus and magically Invoking
and quit k»at way to call to life the Cottage Grove ..... OHI ÍM»2 Oll— 4
disaster far their opponents.
To germs of that disease which la sup
7
(Hill 012 *«11*«
Hit«
"gamble your shirt” Is no mere met
posed to Ila latent In th» herder's
001 0.34 «
Bandon
aphor with these people; they
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gamble their kulves, clothes, weap calling.
And <f. In addition, I had to do
ons, blankets—any thing; and fre
all
the
work,
while
the
other
fel
Playground
to
Open
Monday
quently the game ends In a genera)
low routined tils labors to his op
The city playground will op. a
fight I
tic nerve, there would Inevitably i Mondnv an I Mi«« Irene Grigg* and
steal Into my eonadouaneaa tbe Mi«« Thelma Keru will le* the in
thought that Insanity Is a valid as «frurtor«. A definite srhodnle ha*
Coinage of Cents
well as popular excuse for several not yet been arranged, but Mis*
Indian cents were coined from
major crimes.—Archer B. GUfillau Grigg* will be at th»* playground
ISfiM to 1«» Inclusive. A few rare
Monday from 9:3<i on. Mi-- K«*m
ouee. made of nickel, aluminum or lu the Atlantic Monthly.
and Mi-«* Grigg* were in eharg" of
unusual alloys are at considerable
th«*
playground la«t year and la*t
premium, but they are never teen
Frog Barks Like a Dog
year'« «eaaon wa« declared one «»f
in circulation. The Lincoln ceut«
A horned Brazilian frog which the beat «inre the movement wn-
were first Issued In lBllb. Some of
those of that year bear on the re harks like a dog when It loses Ils started.
tamper. Is one of the latest arriv
verse the tnltlula of the designer
Scouts Leave for Camp Sunday
Victor I>. Brenner. These were re als ul the reptile house of the New
North of S. I*. Station—Phone UHI
Twenty boy «routs of troop- No*
moved before the end of the year. York Zoological park.
The st rouge frog Is five and a 1C and 18 will leave Sun«lay for
Under the date on many Lincoln
ceuta appear the letters “S” and half Inches long and green-bronze Camp Lucky Boy, I m > v »«- out rarpj.
“D,” Indicating that they were made In color. The kee[>er» were warned at Blur river up th«* M'-Krii.<
at the Sun Frunctaco or Denver that the animal wua dangerous, but where they will spend n t*ow««k
mints. The 1B22 cent la the rarest they were Inclined to disregard this camp period.
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Extensive improvement work at
of all modern ones.
It sella at a on ao-ount of Its small lire until
the
ramp
have
been
completed.
«
premium of a few cents, and Is sel they saw It amused. Apparently
dom to be seen In circulation. Only averse to publicity, the frog made load of groceries was taken to th«
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a few more than Mi,000 of that date as If to attack a photographer who camp Tuesday and m«’mber- of th« --- --------------------------------------------------- W—I------------------------- .
had come to take Its picture short «amp staff are n*»u at th«* «amp.
were Issued.
Armand
Rigg*
of
thi«
city
will
b"
ly after Its arrival. It Jumped at
the man. snapped Its jaws, and instructor in handcraft.
barked furiously, lu much the same
“Short ka ad"
Schof Stewart Entertain.« Plumbers
The origin of brief writing, or manner as does nn angry dog.—
Rrhofield Stewart of the Stewart
"sbortbaud,” Is clouded tn mystery. Popular Science Monthly.
Plumtiing «hop entertained th" Eu
No authentic record ezlsts estab
gen«* master plumber- with a *¡111
lishing Its practical use much be
ner Monday night at Hotel Bar
Days of Slow Travel
fore the First century B. O. From
tell.
Nine were pre.««*nt and in
that period until about 300 A. D.
Ttavellng certainly had Its draw eluded in the numkr were Al Wi’-
the art flourished throughout the backs 125 years ago. A person de liamMin, president uf the Oregon
Roman empire. The secretary and siring to go from New York city to State Plumber* association.
and
librarian of Cicero, Marcus Tullius Buffalo must first wslt for several Pete Chase, secretary of the «tate
Tiro, was the pioneer of Boman days until s sailing vessel left for organization.
shorthand. The chief use of short Albany
The trip required from
hand tn Roman times was made by two to five days, depending on coo
Costly Superstition
the leaders In the church and by ditIona. At Albany the passenger
The Crt:n Chaco, the country tn
government officials
Cburcb dig
took a stage coach and rode over
nltarles who made conspicuous use land to Schenectady, 17 miles, «IHpute belw.en Bolivia nnd Para
of shorthand were St. Augustine. where he could get an occasional truay. 1« Inhabited by Indians who
Origen and 8t. Jerome.
All the boat on the Mohawk river. The have the curious custom of huminc
their whole vlllnge after a death
Roman emperors employed short trip required another week, some
ha» taken place In one of the huts.
hand secretaries. Several femperora times more. From Utica to Oswa
attempted to learn it
go It was possible to get a boat for
Lewiston, from where tbe rest of
Card Cabinet* The S< ntinel
the Jouniey was by stage.
The
whole journey, with .good connec
Tkaakful fer Tkat
WE MEN HAVt
A little girl who disliked milk tlons. required about a month.
J NO FIR.EWOR.KA
puddings had been made to finish
POG
<5<rr to S tick
¡THIS
FOURTH,
Vil
ULI
tier portion before leaving the table.
Perfection in Samplers
A¿ro6£TrieR'/f
"Now may I get down?” she
The old-fashioned sampler con-
READ THIS
asked, wltb a sigh of relief.
slated of a square of performed can
“When you've said your grace." vas. the rows of perforations being
HISTORY
nodded her mother.
equally
spaced.
Designs
were
WILL QBT A 4
"But I've nothing to give thanks stamped on the canvas and filled
PHONE
CALL IF*
tor," answered the child.
In with different colored worsteds,
"Then you’d better stay there.' the stitches forming little “x's.” On
•b]
1
OON*T
MI55*
’««I m W
This was too much for the little the finest canvas this would almost
M*f
.
girl, and putting her bands to give the effect of a painting.
gether, she murmured:
ÖUE5S,'
"For what I have received I’m
Mouse Heat or Divorce.
works
truly grateful, aud I thank heaven
News
conies
from
Hatnnu'n-I
I wasn't sick.”—Weekly Scotsman
Ind., that a friend of Horace W
Olcott, Jr., editor of the Gas Gs
Be careful! Guard against injury! But. if you do get
zette. ha- concluded to install a
Possible
gas heating plant in hi- home.
hurt,
apply first aids and phone the doctor. Phone now
Stories about the precocious off
“Why a gas furnace at thi» late
Formerly White’s Pharmacy
for the remedies your medicine cabinet is in need of.
spring af professors are seldom date. “ queried Mr. Olcott of hi»
Cottage Grove, Ore.
true, but usually laughable.
Per friend, at which the latter replied:
haps this one Is one of the worst:
“I have debated in mv
own
A salesman rang the door of mind for some time whether I
a professor’s home and little Wil could afford to heat my home with
■aaa ■■»«»»»■»■»»»■»»■■■■■»»»»■»■»■■■■■■*■■■
lie, aged five, opened the door.
gas.
After talking it over with
"Is Mr. Jones tn?” asked the mv wife, 1 find sne has gone on
SHlestnan.
»trike and absolutely
refuse« to I
"1 am Mr. Jones,” replied five chop the kindling, fire the furnace
year-old Willie wltb becoming dig and carry out a«hc« another win
nlty. Then, after a haughty pause ter. She is very unreasonable, you
he added:
know.
“Possibly yon have made a mis
“As it now stands, I have to
take and It Is Professor and not heat our home with gas or get a
Mr. Jones whom you wish to see." divorce. After consulting with our
attorney, I find il will cost me 81
cents a months more to pay for .i
Quits Dlffsrsnt
divorce and alimony than it will
“My dear,” said a man to his to use g«» heat. As a matter ot
newly married wife, “where did all economy, I will heat with ga» so j
these books on astronomy come that when 1 go home at night 1
will not get ‘hot tongue’ and 'cold
from!"
"A ple .sant tittle
-jrprfee for shoulder’."
■
you," responded the wife.
"You
know, dear, you said this morning HOUSE for RENT — FOUR • ROOM
hou««* on south Fifth *tro«*t. Inquire
we ought to study astronomy; so I
bought every book I could on the .
subject."
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It was some minutes before be
spoke.
"My denr girl,” he said, slowly.
'T never said wo must «tody »«
tronomy; I said we must study
economy I"
.ludicioiis NEWSPAPER advertising makes
big stores out of little ones.
SCREEN PORCHES
SCREEN DOORS
SCREEN WINDOWS
Let the Air in—Keep the Flies Out
Godard & Randall
EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING
Home trade merchants will lm\ their SALES-
BOOKS from their Home Print Shoo.
KNOWLES
& GRABER
Huxley D Kein,
formerly cm
ployed nt th«*
Mountain
State-
Power office here ha« been trans
(erred to Corvallis from
North
Bend, where he had been since be
lug tr:in*(erre«l from the
offic ■
here.
Mr. and Mr*. M. P. Gnroutte,
Mr. and Mi*. Charles Steven*. Mr
and Mr*. Verne Huzeu, Mr. and
Mr*. J A. Wiseman and daughter
Josephine, Mi** Viola
Schilling
and Miss Naomi Hilton spent the
week end at Winchester bay.
Oregon Fire Reliaf—A most Agry.
Fourteen member« of boy «rout
troop No. Itl hiked up Sharp* creek
Saturday nud camped out
over
night, returning Sunday.
Member« of group No. I of th
campfire girl« picnicked Sunday nt
the K. D Raker
homestead
up
Harms cre«*k.
The boy «eoiit drum corps will
go to Eugene Thursday to tukt
part in the Fourth of July eelebr.i
tion there.
Mi«« Thelma Kem left Monday
for Pasadena, Cal., where «he will
attend the national convention of
Pi Beta Phi as a delegate of th«*
Cmvcr*ity of Oregon chapter.
William Hand« underwent a ma
jor operation tni« week at the Pa
cifir Christian hospital in Eugen •
Mr. nud Mr«. James P. Graham
returned Monday night from th«
Bohemia district, where they spent
the week end at their
Graogl*
group of mining claim* on Sharp-
creek.
A little fuu is necessary to
good health. Pastime Cards,
snooker, pool
Word ho* b.H'n received of th«-
marriage June 7 at Bio Pell. Cal.,
of Clarence O. PeVere. a former
re-ideal, to Min Clarice E. Look.
The Methodist church held It-
regular monthly bu-ine«« meeliug
and dinner Monday evening at the
tabernacle on cant Main «treet Re
port- were given nt the clo-e of
the meeting
Member« of the Ep
worth Lengue held a marshmallow
feed later in the evening.
Fred Wright returned la-t «eel.
from a «¡« week trip in the ea»t,
where he vi-ited hi* old home in
Vermont.
He al-o attended the
general a—embly of lire l*r» .bvter
ran church in the United State-
held in Mt. Paul, Minn,
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
SaesW
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Mac
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Kelly’s Drug Store
A Hat When
You Need It
at a price that will move our stock
regardless of cost
la Oil
Old Rage for New Roofs
Little nve-yeur old Hetty's grand
mother had received a post card
front Hetty's uuut and uncle, and
was discussing It with the little
girl's mother.
Betty overheard
some conversation about their hav
ing visited the Holy land and uow
being Io Greece.
When Betty’s father came home
In the evening she ran up to him
■nd cried: "Oh, daddy I Uncle and
aunt are In oil."
A good roofing felt is made of
rags, shredded, felted. Impregnated
with tar or asphnlt sud pressed be
tween hot rollers.
What Really Counts
After all, the kind of world one
carries about In one's self la the
Important thing, mid the world out
side takes all Its grace, color and
value from that.—James Hussell
Lowell.
Cover, Many Ypociea
The term "Spanish bayonet” Is
applied to any oue of various
species of Yucca with sword shaped
leaves.
Naming BattleaSipa
The secretary of the navy has
entire charge of the naming and
christening of battleships. He usu
ally selects some woman from th»
state for which the ship Is named
to christen It. All th» battleship»
are named after states, but no par
ticular order is observed
j
GAS
i
The kind you use in your |
car—Shell, of course.
J
Seiberling Tires
That stand the gaff these
hot summer days.
Perfect Female Figure
One compilation of measurements
for the pel feet female figure is as
follows: Neck.
Inches; bust,
35 Inches: waist, '-’rt Inches; hip, 84
Inches; thigh. 20 inches; knee, 14
Inches: calf, 18*4 Inches: ankle. 8
Inches; upper arm. 10U Inches;
forearm. Il Inches; wrist, fl Inches;
height. 5 feet <1 Inches; weight, 133
pounds.
Fourth of July
National Batteries
That do not mind heat
S or cold.
3 Battery and Tire g
| Repairs
3
■ Everything you expect to E
E find at a modern service ■
B station.
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Motor Inn
:
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Fat and Bert
g
Summer Clearance Salej
of All Millinery
Attractive summer models at bargain prices, ami at the height of
the season, too.
New York hats in a with* choice ot* models of attractive design
and color harmony. Our price saves you money.
Special display of millinery in large head sizes for matrons. At
bargain prices that will astound you.
All these worthwhile buys at a
DRASTIC REDUCTION IN PRICE
Buy Now!—We Have the Hat to Suit You
New York Millinery Parlors
MRS J. L. BEATTY, Prop.
£ I Keni Bldg.
aauiaaji »»*«■»*■* ■■a«MB«iaai»a»»*aa
North Sixth Street