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1 Nearby News i
UPPER ROW
..VER.
(Special to the Nentinrl.)
Aug. 7.—W. R. Jean* an«l «laugh
ter Bernita were visitor* Tues«lay
ia Eugene.
The John Thrun family moved
Tua*day eveuiag
from Cottai?'
Grove to Culp Creak, when» Mr.
Thrun, ha* employment at the
Neott Lumber company sawmill
Mrs. Jo«' Smith and «laughter
Gract* vUlted Turs«lay at the B. F
(Aillum home.
M rs. Pearl Suter of Fagea«»
visited Wedn«‘«lMv n .... n I Thursday
nt th«» home of her patents Mr
and Mrs. B. F. Collum.
Mrs. John Jeans and children
nnd Mr*. Paul Pieper were visitor*
Thur«day in Eugene.
NCr. an«i Mr*. Elmer McC«»llum
visited Thurs«lay evening with r« !u
lives at Culp Creek.
John Win-low and Melvin >t*«« I
gras* arrived ln.«t week fr«»m Kel-o.
ash., an«i arc employe«! by U. S.
Jean* in logging operation« on
Sharps creek.
Mr. and Mr*. Glt'nn Smith and
Mr and Mr*. L. G. Cornwall and
Maroila visito«! Sundav
«hiblri'n of
_ __
at th«» home of Mr Smith’s ani
Mrs. Cornwall’s parents. Mr. and
Mr*. Georg«» Smith.
Mr. and Mr*. Alfre«! Teal of De
light Valley sad Mr nn«l Mr*. M
J. Drury and *on George of Coburg
• i kj .... i *-' • r♦.'»•»•■»«*•» •»♦ «v».» ii
F. Collum home.
Mr. and Mr*. A. M. Scott i*n«l
• j .« Teddy >p«‘n: Sunday an«! Mon
«lav in Portland.
Mr. and Mr*. Cliffonl Smith an-i
children of Cottage Grov«» visited
Sunday at the George Smith home.
Andrew Crow received painful >n
juries to his cheat Mon,lav morning
while employed at the Scott Lum
ber company sawmill.
He wa-
taken to a Eugene hospital, when
it was found that th<» injuries
were not sernous.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Piep*»r and
chiblren left Tuesday for their
home in Portland after visiting a
few» week* with relative* at (Slip
Creek aud in Rujada.
Frank Snodgrass made a trip Sun
duy to Kelso, Wash., and returned
Mun«lay .evening accompanied by u
sister, who will make her home at
Culp Creek an l keep house for her
broth« r*. Melvin an«l Frank.
A ; ».cnie dinner was held on
Sharps creek Sunday in honor or
Mr« Varian A. Jean«. Those pre*
ent were Mrs. Varian Jeans, gucr»’
of honor. Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Jeau-
aud son Gene an«l daughter Alice.
W. N. Jean* and daughter Bernita.
all of Culp Creek; Mr*. Paul Pie
per and children, Rujada: Mr. an ’
Mr-. Glenn Bown. Mr«. H. L. Bown.
Mrs. Irvil Lewi.*, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarenee Zumwalt. Mr and Mr*. K.
R Gibson and sons Bobbie an«!
Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Jean«
and laughters Zaida and Leola, ail
of Eugene; MZ and Mr*, F H Pa
per and sons Lawrence and Lvle.
Por i land.
«lay at the horn«' of h< r si-ter.
Mrs. S. P. Shortridge.
Mr. and Airs. William Maus* an«l
children of tVilorado viatte«! severnl
days thi* week with their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bau«l«»r. Ii'av ing
Tu«'s«lay for California.
Mrs. T. C. Shaw hm just harv«» t
e«l h«'T B«»rmu«la onion- an«l from a
plot of groun«l six fe«‘t by 20 f *<»t
-h«» gnther«*.! on«' humlred and - \
pounds of onion- B«»-i«le these h«'r
family hav«» us«»«! greeu onions from
th«» plot all sutnm«»r.
Mi-- Mao Che-tnut left last w. « k
for th«» campfir,» girl’s encampment
at Riv«r-»d«' park
Mr and Mr*.
Chestnut an.i Mi— Ethel Chestnut
visited her there Sunday.
Wnyne Shaw w«'nt with th«» K»y
scouts to their encampm«»nt tn
Salem this week.
been visiting relativ«»*, t ft Tut'.-Jay
for h«»r home m Han Franciaco.
Mian l.ouis«' .lack-on of Nho«*
string narrowly avoided a M»riou*
wr«*eR Nun.lav when >ho drove
____ off
__
th«» grade and ran into a t«‘l«»phunt»
poh» n«'nr the I ondon «toic.
Mr ati.l Mr* Hubert Ewin of
Latham visite«! Sun lay with th«'
C. W Ewing family.
k road «row ha- c«»mph»t«'d fer
lhe tim«' being work «»n th«» Bl*u k
Butt«' road and ar«» working on ’he
C«»dar creek road.
Mim Dugan of Waldo vuòte«!
Sunday w it h a rou»in. Mr« to,»
Greer.
F. L. Hunter mash«»,I a han«l
Tu«'sJay morning
_ at th«» \\
mill when a log roll’d en it.
Mrs. Meriditli Brasher V l*lt>l
Tu«»sdav with Mr- Mitin;«» J till«'-.
HEBRON
DORENA
(Special tu the Sentinel.)
kug i». A picnic was h« Id Sun
•lav afternoon in Miss Piper’s
grov«» west of th«' river and not
far from th«» LouA«>n road.
A
bounteoua lunch was served for ,♦
group of 37 and several hour# pa-.<
cd pleasantly m conversation, -wim
ming and wading, according to th«»
Ages of the picnickers. Thus«* pre-
•'nt with their entir«» families were
L. D. Huff. John and Georg« Ke
beltx'rk, Fr«'«l Overton. Charks
White. Herman and L«»uis Brocken
niey«*r, Truman Clark. Others pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Mark
ha in, Mr. and M.r-, Oscar Peterson.
Mrs. Tom Willi»«»
WiHiams an*! chib!r»»n.
Mis- Lillian Tavlor.
Taylor. Mrs. Viola
^bilker. Barbara F¿h;!kcr
Skhi’.lur, M
Mr.. E.
F. Ream (Waltervillv
Walterv die '.
', Mr-. Pau
line Nchucider. Mr-. Eva Young.
Mina Miriam Piper, Katherine ani
— •
-
—
Alfred - Taylor.
Sirs.
F. —
C. Führer,
Miss Hasel Führer. John B. lai
lile, E. F. Carlile and T. F. Bar
num.
Min Hasel Führer will leave «'n
a vacation trip to Seattle next
Friday.
Mrs. ”
E. K. Speuct'r of Eugen«»
spent last Wednesday w i t h M rs
Lincoln Taylor.
Jud«! Doolittle is working for th«»
John Perini Lumber company at
Black Butte.
Miss Katherine Taylor aiui her
brother. Alfred of Eug«»ne, arrive!
Saturday for a week’- vi-it at th«»
home of Miss Miriam Piper.
.Te '•» Culver is working on the
London Shoestring road .n Dougla-
countv.
Mrs. Tom Williams and daugh
ter Jun«» will go on a trip to Stev
enson, Wa-h., next Tuesday aud
will visit relatives in Portland an!
Vancouver. They will be absent a
month.
Harold and Irene Mavben of Cot
tag«» Grove are spending a week
visiting their sister, Mrs. Judd
Doolittle.
LONDON
( Special to tha Sentinel. )
Aug. 6.—Mrs. W. T. Jones, who
has been in the Pacific Christian
hospital iu Eugene with a broken
elbow for some time, was able U>
return home Friday evening. Mrs.
Frankie Thorn is staying with Mrs.
Jon.'s this week.
THORNTON CORNERS.
Mrs. Nancy Ogleaby of Cottage
Grove spent several days last week
(Special tu the Sentinel.)
with a ni«»ce, Mary Massey.
Aug. 7.—Mrs. Winnie Ba-krtt,
The William Thorn family are
who had been visiting her si^cr, moving to Cottage Grove this we« k.
dr-, s. P. Shortridge, left Tuesday
Mr». Ralph King and son Don
fur her home iu Nau Francisco.
na! left Sunday to -pend se
Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Langv ill«» weeks at Marshfield with
of Msrshfiei«! came up Saturday to King’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
the home of Mr*. Langville’x
r, ter Wilson.
'dr-. E. FL Chestnut, and remain-1
Miss Dully Newton returned Sun
overnight, taking Mr-. Ma“ Hart day from an extended visit with
man, mothef of the two women, a sister, Mrs. John Mjerrytnan
Lack with them Sunday morning, Tacoma,
She also visited a sis
Mr*. Hartman ha«l vi*ite«l hi re ter, Mrs. Oliver Furguson in Port
for three weeks.
land.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. D. Irwin, M..
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Natron and
and Mrs. Quincy Brown and Mr. «on Di< k arrived Monday evening
an«! Mrs. Ness and daughter, all from their home in White Fish,
of Roseburg, were Sunday guests Mont., to visit Mrs. Natron’« father
of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Tisou.
Ivan Lyons.
Mr-*. Torn Foster and little sen
Mi*s Bernice Thorn and a fricad
Gordon of London visile! Monday sp«*nt Sunday evening at Boswell
at the R. B. Dixon horn« mb : Tues- springs.
The Charles Turpin family a ad
J«*an«*tte Balfour of Anlauf pen*
Sunday at tht Jo«» Brookhart home.
I
Mr. Turpin is an uncle of Mr>
Brookhart.
a
Richard Garman of Black Butt»
I
purchased a Durant six coupe
<
SEPTIC TANKS
Thursday.
Kt-adr fur you to install
The Ivan Abeene family pent
■ wo to fuur p«rauns ____ fzl.UO Eufrue
1 hrec to six p«rsona .........|28.OO Eugene Sunday at th«* Harris-Powell pic-
Sewer Pip«-. Well Curbing
nic at Cottage Grove.
i'rain Tile and Chiwn«<y Block*.
Julian Small wa< taken Friday
drc3fy EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE CO.
to the Eugene hospital, where h»»
COTTAGE GROVE AERIE. FRATER- underwent an operation for appt*n
• si Order Eagle», meet* m I. O. O. V. dicitis.
He is reported to be re
hail »-very Tuesday.
covering -atisfactorily.
Mrs. James Powell and children
WOOD
for Immediate delivery, block wood dry of Loran«* called on Mr« William
•lab wood, gr**eu slab wood, sawdust
dry planer ends, old growth fir fore»*, Thorn Friday morning ami then
wood and oak.
Phone la.
Office at spent the day at the Charle* Pow
Arcade Barber shop.
City Furl com ell home at Bla«*k Butte.
pany
Mas* Winona Powell of Lorane
SPECIAL PRICE ON WOOD—BLOCK is spending a week with relativ«*
wood, $2.75; dry tdab wood, <2.75; here.
gr.»u slab wood. 92.25. Orders delivered
Mr. and Mrs. Willi?* Garman and
hi turu in which received.
These are
CAHH PRICES ONLY
All for-Vuok* »1 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Garman spent
ereen Blabwood sold during April will the week end » amping near Cougar
t»n priced at >2.25 a cord. Phone 10 bend.
Office at Arcade Barber »hop.
City
The Robert Bett* family of Black
Fuel Co.
alBtfc
Butte, who recently lost their horn»»
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY by fire, are staying with th« • Frank
”
prup«-rty — 20-acre farm, two miles
from Cottage Grove.
House, barn and Tavlor family until they ran i •
other outbuildings C. A. Beidier. alBtfc build.
Mrs. W. H. Dill of La Habra,
WINTER WOOD AT SUMMER PRICES
We are offering an extra load free Cal., is visiting a sister, Mrs, f’hir
with each ten ordered by one customer. les Powell.
Order* delivered in turn received. City
Word hns been received of th“
uel Co., office at Arcade Barber ahop.
phbue 18.
al8tfc death of Norman Hostiter, son of
Hazel Harper Hostitpr, a former
IHJlw.E TKl< K POH HALE <<K WILL resident h<*r<* but now of Fallbrook,
for Muck
Quality Market, «’«4-
Cal.
tage Gruve.
Jiyl8al»p
Mrs. . Glen Bo nt on spent the week
FOR
KALE — -REGJHTEKE!»
<’H1N
the h oint
chilla rabbit*. i. Inquire Wayne Kirk, end in i Cot tag«* Grove at
I>or«*na, Oregon i.
Call evHuings after of her mother, Mrs. Longfellow.
5 p in ;
aal-lSp
The Fred Lovk family of Spring
field Mp.-nt
Hp«*nt Sunday night at th«
KM.I-IERED
SHROPSHIRE
FID
and range rarna b«-4t of type breed Murrv Newton home.
ing and condition: half brottnra to the
Th -
Robert
‘
Phillips family spenf
fraud < hainpiun ram at the Pacific tbo week end with relatives in
nt. rnatiunal la nt fall.
Vi-itor.- aud
Oakland.
correspondence welcome.
G. <’. l’dton.
Canby. Oregon.
a)15c
Wi Ilium H ec.k, a former
chant of this place but now of
IOR RAL£—40 TIF.H OLD GROWTH
wood. 16 Inch, bone dry and tree tago Grove, and daughter,
train knot*. $1.25 a tier
A. Teat Ehie «Shields, spent Monday
Dt tight Valley.
«?8p n i n g at London.
Mi rs. J. T. Small spent the werk
WANTED—1000 FEET OF GOOD EEC
ond hand galvanized wat«-r pipe, one end at the W. T. Jones home.
inch of larger
Must be reasonable. A.
Elmer Berggren and Clayton
: eai. Delight Valley.
*g8p
Townsend are making an extended
___________
PAliF
CH
F.r
KF.lt-
trip
through eastern Oregon.
f K OBIT BAKI AINS
cd Giant« $4 00: youin' Checkered
The L. R. Widner family re
___ ,................................
Si 50; Neu Z -aland K*-d
Giant buck,
docs, $1 etch; uorue with litt« i - »1.40 turned Sunday from a week’* va
.................
1150 pair cation on the coast.
t ach : young Chinchillas
rabbits, 25c
up
young ______
_
Harold and Ivan Abeene vi .¡ted
bits at local prices.
ag8p Julian Small at the Eugene ho*
734 Cherry Court.
pital Nfionday evening.
i OR SALE — VAUGHN DRAG NAU
The Roy Ewing family of Cot-
on»» 4ft. blade and one 6 ft. blad«-. tagc Grove spent Sundav at
the
Y40.
Bargain.
Herbert W. Lombard
C.
W. Ewing
”
home.
l irst
National
Hank Bldg
Cottag«
i ,rove.
*8 c
M rs. Melia Currin and
Mr».
FOR
BALE — NICE
FURNISHED James P. Graham of Cottage Grove
hoiiMP with three npartments that r«nt called at the Mary Massey home
for $14 a month.
Lot« of fruit. ni< <• Thursday evening.
neighborhood.
Located at 1028 west
C. H. Woods spent Saturday and 1
Main atnet, Cottag. Grove, Ore. Sacri
fice
Make me an utter. M. E. Carter Sunday hauling nay for the Black
Ifllkboro, New ILampahlr«*._______ ag8-22p Butte ¡nines.
The W. H. Bachdder family and
EQUITY IN FOUR
FOR SALE
up to date bungalow Daisy Warwick made a trip to Eu
room modern.
Phone
79
gen** Saturday.
Hume furniture included.
■<8p
between 8 a. m. and 5 p. in.
The Thomas Funk family, Mr
FOR RENT — GOOD RANCH
«2 and Mrs. Bill Funk and Edith Eas
acres, 25 cultivated, dwelling and 1 ley picnicked at Triangle lake Sun
outbuildings. 8 inilea on Mosby creek day.
Nee Hall ft Johnaton, Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Winnie Haskett, who h<ld
Ore
afft-SR*
I
WANTADS
TIIURHDAV
■BMTlMBLs OOTTAGB OltOVF. OBJCIOM
(Sjta-elal to ikt> 8»atin«»l )
Aug. 5.— Mr* Al Bogan «»i I .or. g
view. W i-h.. is vi-iting this we« k
at th«» horn«' of her parent*, Mr
an,l Mr*. W. W. Chri-tnnn.
Mr. an«l Mt- C H Jeuning*
th«» latter part of last
Kit son springs, when»
*tay for two we«»ka.
Mrs. Clam Kirk an«l grand-ti.,
John Hohtrom, h»ft Sit urday for
Sunnydale. Cal, where they .vili
visit relatives for a f«»w w «‘eks.
Mrs Ruth Englan«! nnd Mt-
Fern Kirk attend«» I th«» funernl of
George Potter hehl Monday iu
Springfield.
Mr and Mr- <i!«‘nn s. at* •»«;.*
«laughter Glenni«» «»f Coltng«' Grov«»
¡.nt Sunday at th.- W W. Chr;
man home.
Mr. an«l Mr-. E. L. William- a
•laughters Lois and Elba mad«'
bu-ines* trip to Corvallis Muutlny.
N. \ and IL l.an«l att«*n !«'d th«»
funeral of Dan Patton
Mountain Sumlay.
th.- fire an«l later wn» tak n ill
Mr- IV 1' Kimball was a Eugen«»
visitor Friday of last week
NvvenU fntnlhea from thia com
munity attend«'»! sermons at th,'
Methotiin* F,pi»rupa I camp tu««t
mg Sunday.
\mong tho*,» atten«l
ing wer«» Mr an«! Mt* Eveiett
Allen an«! family. Mi- S C Swan
son. Mr*. N C Swanson Jr, Mr-
Martha Bittmger, Mi and Mr-. \
Woaleott an«! family, Mr. an« I
Mr* Klvin Allen an,I family, M. I’
Halrcoek an«l Shad«' Burcham.
Mr*. J«»hn \-hbv an«l a «Inugh
t«»r, Mrs. Pi'ari Park*, and the lit
t«»r‘s two -on* of Eugene wcr«'
vi-itor* Sunday m Cot tag«' Grov,» al
.... hum«»
....... of \
.. ..-I
Geoig,
th«»
Mr
au«l Mrs.
'
Wi. ken Jul I.
Mr. nu .I Mis. G«*org«» Teeter* an«!
daughter Eleanor Ieri Sunday far
Thurston to apetid the night with
Mr. and Mo. Taylor N«'«'tlhan
Early Mun«lay they left t\»r Heti«l,
‘ i' f««r a V h
eu route fur Spark ‘ Lak»'
w hu atctmip.ini«'«!
cation
“ Thu.««»
“
them un thi- trip wer«' Mr. ano
frylor N««-lh-iiii nnd R.-iv
M rs
Mitchell of Thurston at»«l Mr. and
of KuRvue.
Mrs. Nam Stephen
Thev expert to Ita' a wav al*«>Ul liv»«
w veks.
Mr. ami Mrs t««»oig«» Te« I« r-
went to Bln«* .Mount at n Sunday to
atteiul th«» funeral of Dan Pattoa
a cou-in of Mr- Teeter*.
Mr aud Mr- John <>vrrholx«‘r at
t«»nd«'d tl;«» Pv»w i-ll-Harris reunion
pi, uir hel I Sun l iv ai th«» Wo«» I
>un park.
Mr*. Overholser
iu*:uber of th«' l*ow«»ll family.
11 rtM'ii
ranch
MOUNT VIEW
(Sp,, |a| «o |h« Nr ta II Mr I )
\uji *
Mr*. Huy Hands w «' II i
t*» Heed-imri on«» «lay Inst we rrk to
visit her mother, Mr-. Sherman
Mr-. Charles Bales vi-it«»«I Wv !
uestlay hi < 'ult n^e Grove nt luv
home of n »i-l«»r, Mi l.«»o Tenui-,
nn«! with a not her Mater who rv-i«l«»4
in Hpringfiehl hii .I uh.« in ill nt ili«»
Lee T«»nniM home.
Mr. and Mrs. G«»«»rg«»
\gn«»x l.ayng, Mi-- Evelvn Ihig».«i
Mix- Mao \wbi«'y, Mr. nnd Mix.
Ralph Suauer. Mr nud Mr- Wall« i
Dovv<*ux, Mi- l.utlu'rin lh»w«»n* uu«l
Mr nil«) Mi- Cl?«u«h» \im* and tnm
ilv picuicke.l up th«' M«•Keiir.o :»•
th«' fish hatchery Nundav
E M Hoxs tut ui n«»«l last u«»rk
lK»m s«.it th». Waxh., whrre Iu» nnd
Mr* H«»s* had I m » oii vtxiting lludr
«laughter, Mr- Clayton I u-by Mi
and Mrs. Luxby nru th«» pnr«»uts ul
a daughter b«»rn Inxt week. Mr*
Boss r«'iuain<»«l for a while with
Mr-. Lu-bv.
Mr nutl Mrn. Tum Lambkin* nu l
family of the Grov «i • viaitrd Suu
«lav afl«'ru«Hin with 1 Mr. and Mrs
Wahlu Miller.
Word has I I««»«» tt receiveil that
Mis.* Bertha Sear* of Portlaii«!,
formerly a reaident of thin neigh
!>orhoo«l, is M’riuu.sly ill taith tv
Il«'r m«»th«»r,
phoid 6‘wr.
Kat«» Sears of th«» Gruv«», has
down twice to sv«» h«»r, but ha «
allow<»d to rt'main only a few
«>»•**. Th.» rrisi« in I he f.»1
i»\p«'ct«‘»l tin s week 'Mimetnur.
SILK CREEK
(Special to the StLliDJ )
Aug. 5.—Willis Bro*, lulled hav
for Shade Burcham and M. F.
■
Pound Tuesday of last week.
John Veat’h bought lambs from
John Overholser and Arthur Wool-
cott Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Ernest Darnell wa* sieg
several days la-t week. Mr*, N I
tie Estes an I Dori* Conklin b th
helped to nurse her.
The A. Woolcut t family pi cook
ed at Creswell Thursday of l.i-t
week.
M. R Hoffman hauled hi* grain
to the Royal Oak farm for thresh *
¡ng Friday of lust week.
Ernest Darnell hauled baled hay
from th«» shad«» Burcham ranch to
Oscar Brain’- home on«» «lav last
week.
Members of the N. D. A. church
in this community hehl their
Sabbath -4*huol at 9 o’clock Ku
urday and th«*n moU>r«*d to Cottai
Grove fur the 11 o’clock service
there. Among those who alien led
wore Mr-». Platz and two sons, M.
F. Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. E«lward
Babcock and four <*hildr«'n, Mr. mi
Mr* W. D Collin* nnd two d*iugh
ter*. Mr. an«l Mrs. Wilbur Cell in*
and mall daughter, Mr. and Mr-.
D. T. Kimball and th re«» chiblren,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Huffman and
four children, Mr. and Mr*. I’.
W U.rn r, Mr-. Jarne* Rigby and
*on Leonard and Mr. and Mr«.
Ernest Darnell and two daughter-.
Elder T. B. Westbrook of Eugene
xpoke at the servir«* in th«» interest
of harve*t ingathering.
Mr*. Hiram Wheeler and Mi
W. R. Hoffman and tw«> laugh
ter* wer.» visitors Saturday at th«*
A. Woolcott home. Mr«. Wh««T r
was a -upper guest.
J. C. Bassett wax taken ill
d
•lenly
Saturday
afternoon,
It
was thought the illness was cau*« d
bv over excitement du«» to hi*
fighting a fir«* on his place. Mr. Ba »•
sett had been -awing wood and th«*
exhaust of hi* engine set fire to
the grass .around th«» -aw. A« he
ha«l nothing with which tn fight
th«» fire except hi« hand« and by
rolling on it he became very e\
hau*t«»d, H ow .' vit he «»xtin“ li-hed
I«
la
«»fl fu «‘»day
visit with Mr
nt Tioutdnl«*
dnughtri ««I
Du. r-t
Mn
SAOIN AW
I N|», , IAI t,l |||, »4,.||| |||, i )
Aug il
\ aon nits hoin
2 to Mt tool Mu On* Ulia)
Mm. Margaret Shunta timi
ter Gvvi ii<l«»lv n artiv«' I Fri.hi
Mamlifh'ld to miki
here,
O*wnl«l Knight held an n udi »'h
*nle \uguM '
\ lai|’,.' niimbri nt
t«'i»i|e«l
Mr. ami Mrs. Knight l«»ft Ku
gust d bv auto on a trip tu Di.i
ville, III., whore th«»y will V l«H
mid
rolntivi»-
nt
Mr
friends
K night * boyhood home.
Mr and Mi i-, Ihrt Nlmmpniig nn«l
th«» Logan IL'ar
I
family enjoye«l
n Bunday picnic near Coburg.
Lewis C«»nn«»lev returne«! ham«»
Sunday from \ nn«'«»uver, W uh .
where h«» spent :» vtuntion «I
♦
Piper: "lluw gmrcfully
ni'i’iio tn rnl corn um thr
ItriiMah “ II«» ought to
pi> «‘«»Io player. *’
mot hrr
•• I etili T muri y him,
H«‘‘x MU tl th rial, UH I t|<H»*l| *1
lieve thi'fe’* u li«»ll,
«...
hr
that
*1 Mitri y him, my «I
tween ux we’ll rottvil
h«» ’« wrong.
IL'i'hoii Galahaw,
lugli «h i li’igviniHi,
uit»rehu nt « during u
•tar in Belfast.
20%
Off
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TRANSFER
Cottage Gruva O«rg<Hi
J.C.PENNEY CO
417 421 Main Street. Culture Grove. Oregou
Now Is the Time to Buy
B lankets
DIVIDE
(Spécial to the Sentiaol )
Aug 7.—Mr*. H. D. Russell und'r
went an operation for cancer «»f
the fare at the Eugen«' hospita!
Mon lay. She i* reportr<i a* re«l-
ing «»a-ilv
Alm W E Burkett and Mr. a «id
Mm. H H Rii«««*ll and * on Wm *
ton visit«»«! four day* last week in
Curry county.
Mr. aud Mi- Eugene Mariat? of
L«»s Angele- ar«» guests at th«* hottie
of their fr lends, Mr an.i Mr "
I' C
Yetter.
-«»verni w«'«»k*.
Mi . Janie* l\iniM’l«‘y neroinpa*
h*«l hrr • brother, K«igar Jett, I«
\\ u-hugul fur n week’* vixit.
week and move to Cuttag ■ Grove.
AUGUST H. 14.11
Here Is the Place to Buy Them and A Small
Deposit Will Hold Them for You
\ ours for Retter Menis
McM.itr Stores ar. yours for better meals! Wc brine
you the finest foods from the world's lo st markets
.
<1 fftr von th« In st-kiiov n ln an«is. Wr sell you only th«
ir« .sb« st. highest quality product* from orchard au«l gar
d« n \is all at a «'onsistant Having, loo! That’s why v«-
say. ‘’Yours for better meal-c”
WATERMELONS
WATERMELONS
BREAD, twin loaves
3 for 25c
ORANGES, Large size
30c doz.
We bought these blankets early . . . bought for over 1,400 stores. We
saved for both reasons . . . and we’re passing that saving on tu you iu
. selected to measure
the form of I.uwcr Prices I Every blanket new
Rrvcmible Single
up to pur standards of quality and color I
CoCtoa Blanket, ¿2, 08
Single Plaid Cotton Blanket, 98c
A light-weight cotton blanket .
will till a need in every home
OEM NUT. 2 lbs
3
ECONOMY JAR CAPS
Then
is economy in using this
carefully <l«an«i|. thorough-
cooked Spinach
Lar«<-
(’ans. •> ■ » for
I9C
Wool Filled Double Blanket, >4.98
ual k > ptrtty, ui lovelj plod pattern'
70,80 ¿nd wright 4Vi pound,
I
2 <loz< n ...............
3 Pkgs. 29c
SHREDDED WHEAT,
SPINACH Libbys
29r
S oz. cans. 6 for
that
Ao astuiuueut of pietty plant
. - nibinatKM». Sixc 7JxM. S Ik
weight
MALT — A sk DEL MONTE HOT SAUCE
our salespeople for a recipe
baking book if you have nut
received one — 2% lb.
can
53C
size 70*80 .
Smartly new I With tat ecu
binding tu mult h one » m S t Sue
88llQ
I art Wood Double
Blanket, >1.98
DEL MONTE CATSUP — 5WANSD0WN CAKE
29C
Larg« Bottle
15c FLOUR I’kv
PURITAN
SEARCHLIGHT
MATCH
ES — «»isles.* ! Non poison
•*SH I Safe! l.aiL'i full eoirit
boxvti. 6 boxes ........
25e
SALMON, Alaska Pink. I
lb full rails. 2 for
35c
MILK, l.ibbys ui Or. kuu
i cans
25«' SHRIMP, An.« ricun Beauty
Large Fancy - No. 1 cans
PINEAPPLE, Itn.k- n Sliced 3 for .........................
19c
S lart.e matched slices in ROLLED OATS, i ’r« aiu
each can—Excellent for sal Pii«i.
of tbe W ill.mi« ’i•
IflC
ads, Larue cans. 3 for 59c Valley—9 lb. bag
A small
drpoait
will holJ
bUnkrt
purchaaaa
Io*
10 bars 39c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
RAISINS, S...I1.SS Thomp-
.... ■ - 4 lb b.p'
25c
AMAIZO OIL » — Th«r<
Then is
economy in making your
own Mayonnaise
Qt can
v
vou|
SHORTENING, It. st V. g. •
table
In bulk
3 H m
I9c
COFFEE. M. Marr — Full
bo<li« d. rich flavor— Roasted
I5r today—on your table tomor
LARD, Pure, fnsh — in row— It’a aluays fresh—
bulk — 3 lbs............
$ I..33
19«' I-b. 4Se; 3 lbs
FISHER BLEND Flour 49 lb. sack $1.98
J
macmarr stores
20th CENTURY DIVISION
- ■■ ■■S B
MEN!
—GREAT NEWS FOR YOU—
A Big Opportunity to SAVE MONEY!
WORK
SHIRTS
ON
SALE
24,000
DRESS
SHIRTS
ON
SALE
Brand New
SHIRTS
READY FOR A BIG SPECIAL
A« men’s shirt sales go — This is the
“King pin,” as the boys say.
We Saved 25% of the
Regular Price
YOU WILL TOO !
Bfeausc we piir<4ia.se<l this bi« lot outriuht, for
will receive its quota.
The only mistake you can make in
select iriiz, is Hot selecting f IIDIIgll
shirts. We an* certain that no such
values an* ordinarily found in shirts
offered at these very, Very special
prices.
These arc the product of one of the
largest shirt rn anu fact ure ta in the
west.
increasingly large uunnbers of Durant Sixes
<>
during the first six months of last year. This
I) U K A N T
year Durant sales are 49 per cent greater than
FOUH-FOHTY
those of last year in the state of OK EGON !
Pi li v» »farting at
I
*595
«SlaX-SiXTY
»
h
motorists continue to purchase
and Fours. ▼ Durant broke all sales records
2000 dozen . . 24,000 shirts .... WORK AND
DRESS All new! All fresh! The like of which
we’ve m ver offered before.
You see, a big shirt manufacturer had pil.s and
piles and piles of fine shirts made up, expecting a
banner business which didn’t materialize.
His
money was tied up in the shirts.
W estern
L
cash consideration.
Prier» »tartina ut
0
Q
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During this same period, Duruul gained 54
per cent in California, gained 28 per cent in
Washington, gained 28 per cent in Ariz
ona, gained 21 percent in l/tuh, and gain
ed 3 per cent in Idaho.
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NIX SIXTY*NIX
Crim, »turtln^ ut
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Each Brcier store
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Lane Auto Company
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