were attractive room and table dec
orations Mrs Thomas Holleran of American Legion Plans
Jamestown, N Y , house guest of
.Armistice i>a\ Program
her daughter. Mrs C J Kem, was
an additional guest. Mrs. G
B.
INtcher will be hostess for the next
Plans tor celebiuiion of Amii»-
M ih C F. Umphrvy and
tice »lay, November 11, wen»
daughter Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. 3. meeting.
♦
cush *1 at tue meeting of the Amer*
I. , Mackin and family and M: and
Mr and Mrs W A. Garoutte weio
Mr» Wilbur Watkins were lunch hosts Thursday night for the Bona ic’i’t I ogun Mondi) tight Robert
Fronun is chairman of the commit-
eon Kueata Sunday evening at the Tempo club
Bridge was the eve
home of Mr and Mrs Ervin Rica ning's entertairiment. Mrs. Wilbur tee in charge and it is probable
neat Oakland Mrs Rice la a cous Spray and John Flnneran held high that the day s progtam will include
the following- Trap shod at the
in of Mrs. Umphrey.
scores and Mrs Ivan Barker and fround« on •■»with Sixth street early
♦
Wilbur Spray held low scores Spe
y1H Jam. « P. Graham was boat cial guests for the occasion were in the ft ienoon, parude in which
eai fol a delightful affarr Sunday Mrs Madge la-on an! of Seattle, r'.l civic and fraternal order«. school
hom.nng Mr H A. Miller and house guest of Mrs James Dungan, children and coast artillery com
Mi Grnhai on their birthday an- and Mrs Earl Garoutte Following pany will by naked to take ¡ mxi t;
nlveraartc
Pinner was aeivtd in cards a two-course luncheon wa» dedication of the display board of
the early evening. Pink was the served. Chrysanthemums were at the l.vgion honor roll. football
game in the afternoon between ti e
color scheme foi table de -oration».
tractive room decorations.
high school alumni and the Uni
Pink snajairngons and i -sea com
-♦
-
versity of Oregon frosh; dinner nt
bined with ferns formed an attrac
The Methodist ladles aid societv
tive centerpiece and pink tapers met yesterday at the church with 6 3o for ah ex service men and t! « .i
fa mi lies At 7 30 the Legion wi.l
a ided to the effect. The Millers
more than «0 present Hostesses for
and Grahams have celebrated the
sponsor o picture “The Leather
the afternoon were Mrs
A
O
neck*' at ihr Aroade theater and
occasion Jointly for the past »even
Sprankle. Mrs. C. E Umphrev. Mrs.
several tools of the Pendleton
years. Covers w. re laid foi Mi
u
J R Hendricks and Mrs Joe Port round up will also be shown
k
Ml , Miller. Mr and Mrs. George
er The society decided to increase
closing feature of the day will be
Jacobsen. Mr. and Mrs. D. H Hem-
their
weekly
contribution
to
the
enway and Mr and Mrs. Graham.
a dance al the atmory
church budget. Plans were com
Rev. I. G. Shaw »poke on the
Mr Jacobsen related many Interest
pleted
for
the
annual
supper
anu
Robinson bill, which is attracting
ing incidents of his recent voyage
bazaar to be held in the church nation wide intsrest The till pr-e
to the orient.
basement November it*
At the Vide* for a secretaix of «duration
—♦ ■
Announcement of the marriage close of the meeting a social hour to be included in the president s
of Miss Esther Van Osdel of this was enjoyed and dainty refresh cabinet. Th* matter
taken un
city to John Procter of San Fran ments were served.
er discussion
cisco came as a surprise to Che
Mrs. Alex Garoutte was pleasant
bride's many friends
The mar
riage took place August 31 in Co ly surprised at her home Tuesday Ant-Kiile« Uses Pine«*«
quille The bride is an only daugh- night, when a group of friends
for Grinding It» Victim»
tei of Mrs. Grace Van Osdel and called to help her celebrate her
Among the rnyrluj form* ot ani
has made her home in Cottage birthday anniversary' The evening
was
spent
socially
and
refresh.-
mal Ufa are to be found tunny that
Grove for a number of years. She
is employed as stenographer in the ments were served at a late hour tax tbs credibility. One 1» a erva
Those
present
were
Mr
and
Mrs.
raw office of Herbert Lombard The
ture only about three Inches loug
groom is a marine engineer sta James Town. Mr and Mrs. Vern which
bear» a superficial
re
Hazen.
Mr
and
Mrs.
M
P.
Ga
tioned on a coasting vessel At the
semblance to the aplder and also to
present time he Is on the »team routte and the honor guest and Me. both the scorpion and the vine
-hip West Camargo bound for South Garoutte.
gerone.
Frequently It 1» mistaken
American ports Mrs. Procter will
for oue of them, but It» correct
The
Latham
Community
club
was
remain in Cottage Grove until
pseudonym 1» aut killer, a name
spring when she will join her hus entertained Friday at the home of the Implication» of which are fully
Miss
Anna
Nichols
Additional
band in San Francisco to make her
borne out by it* behavior town rd
guests were the Misses Belva and
home there
those little Insects
It» reasou
Thelma Garoutte and Mrs. Minnie
write» C. T, Keed tn Nature Jlaga
Miss Lula Currin entertained the Nichols mother of the hostess
zine, for killing the aut». aud near
Joker club Friday evening at the Radio music was enjoyed by tl.<
ly all the other »mall animal*,
Colonial.
Eight tables of bridge group and a talk by "Aunt Fanny" chiefly arthropodana, 1* oot pure
were in play and Mrs. Oscar Wood- from KOAC was an interesting lore of destruction.
son held high score
Miss Merle feature. The club voted to pur
After killing the Insects It
Bowen held low score.
At
the chase the piano at the Latham thoroughly grinds th» bodies 111 Its
school
house
and
also
accepted
the
close of the evening dainty refresh
powerful and needle-like chelae,
ments were served The room was offer of Miss Gertrude Skow. coun wbtcb project forward tn front of
colorfully decorated with autumn ty home demonstrator, for a study the small head.
Then through a
foliage and bouquets of choice course in nutrition. The first of toothless mouth, scarcely bigger
gladioli. Speclas guests for the the series was to be held October than a small pinhead. It sucks the
affair were Mrs. James P Graham. 22 at the home of Mrs. W. C. John lulcea of the bodies of the victims
Mis. D. A. Emerson. Mrs. O
M son with Miss Lucy Case, nutrition
The ant-klller 1» dreaded by the
Kem Mrs Woodson, Mrs Ira Isom. specialist in the extension depart
Mexicans as an enemy more veno-
Mrs. E. W Armes. Mrs
Georgy ment of O. S. C.. to be present moui than the rattlesnake
As a
Knowles, Mrs. C. J. Kem. Mrs. Tuesday and have charge of the
matter of fact. It has no venom and
Thomas Holleran. Miss Merle Bow- program. It was decided to invite
1» harmless, except for the rather
. n Mrs H. A. Miller. Mrs W W the women in the Hebron and DI
painful wound that it might Inflict
McFarland. Mrs. W. S. Averill, Mrs, vide communities to be present.
with Its sharp, strong, formic acld-
George Jacobsen. Mrs. George Mat The next meeting of the club will
corered
pincers.
These
Isrge
thews, Mrs. W. B. Johnston and be held November 4 at the home of
splder-llke animals are widely ills
Mrs. W. C. Johnson.
Mrs. Harry Metcalf.
trlbuted throughout arid tropical
-
and semltroplcal regions
Miss Lucy Case, nutrition special
The Delphian society met Mon
day night in the city library and 1st of O. S. C. at Corvallis, ad-
the study of Shakespearean con dresed a group of women at an all
Man's Critical Faculty
temporaries proved an interesting day session Tuesday at the home of
program for the evening Mrs. W. Mrs. W. C. Johnson at Latham. The
Potent Factor in Love
meeting
was
sponsored
by
the
Lsith
J. White was leader. Plays of
Man,
as a rule, can be attracted
am
Community
club
and
Is
the
Beaumont and Fletcher were re
viewed and a round table discus first of a series to be In charge of by almost any pretty and relatively
He can be
Miss Case and Miss Gertrude Skow. attractlv» woman.
sion followed.
county home demonstrator. Those stirred by any girl wbo 1» super«
dally
charming,
as
most
girls are
Mrs. Elvira Allen was honored attending other than the Lathan,
today.
But the test comes when
Sunday on her 85th birthday anni women were Mrs. John Kebelbeck
that original attraction progresses
versary when members of the fam and Mrs. Truman Clark of Hebron
to the place where It meets his
ily gathered at the home of Mr. Mrs. Robert Kenady. Divide, and
critical faculty or Instinct of self
and Mrs. W. F. Allen on south Riv Mrs. W. A. Garoutte, Cottage Grove.
protection.
Then he says to tilui
er road for dinner. All the chil In the forenoon Miss Case spoke on
self. “Is this worth while?"
dren of Mrs. Allen were present nutrition in general. At noon a
Men may be charmed, but they
with the exception of one son. Mrs luncheon was served and a social
are never won at first sight. When
Allen Is enjoying good health and hour enjoyed. At 1:30 o’clock a
they become critical they almost In
the occasion was indeed a happy group of songs were sung, led b/
variably experience a sense of
one. The honor guest received Miss Case. Little Lois Hagerty gave
panic—that panic to which almost
many useful gifts. Those present a vocal solo. For the afternoon
all of ’.hem will admit they have
were the honor guest Mr and Mr». talk Miss Case spoke in detail on
fallen prey during the proceas of
O. Knight, Miss Flossie Mathis. Mr. "Functions of the Body " and used
falling In love. Then. If they are
and Mrs A A. Allen and family a life size chart to illustrate her
to be really won. they must And
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Allen and subject. The series include four
In the girl things which reassure
family and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Al meetings and the next will be held
them and convince them that It Is
November 13. subject to chang-’.
ien and eon.
The place will be announced late,.
worth while.
The next step, therefore, depends
Mrs. Omer Moore was hostess foi The study will be "Feeding of
Mothers
and
Children
”
and
the
entirely upon the girl. It Is at this
the Utopia club Friday afternoon
making
of
35
different
salads
will
critical
moment that she either
at her home on Quincy avenue
wins or loses the game, almost en
Guests meeting with the club were be demonstrated.
Mrs. Paulson of Portland mother
tirely according to what she then
Outstanding among the social
of Mrs Moore. Mrs. Harry Metcalf,
offers.—Adels Kogers St Johns In
Mrs. George Matthews and Mrs. events of the week were two bridge
Smart Set Magazlbe.
Mary Smith. The hours were spent parties given by Mrs A. A. Rich
in a social manner and needlework mond Mrs. Nelson Durham and
Liter the hostess served a temp Mrs. Vinal Randall Wednesday al
Sight laflaencss Handwriting
ting two-course
luncheon. The ternoon and evening at the home of
If the average bandwriting of a
tables were effectively decorated Mrs Richmond. Seven tables were
with centerpieces of colorful au arrange? for both afternoon and person with normal vision Is taken
tumn flowers. Mrs. Vinal Randall evening affairs. In the afternoon as a standard, that of the Individ
Mrs. Earl Garoutte held high score ual suffering from nearsightedness
was welcomed as a new member.
and Mrs. Thomas Holleran held will be found to be much smaller
For evening
Mrs. and that of the farsighted Individ
Mrs. W. L. Hatch entertained in low score.
formally a small group of friends Claude Kime was high and Mrs. ual much larger.
The nearsighted person docs not
Wednesday of last week, celebrat Cleo Morelock was low. The rooms
ing her birthday anniversary. The were especially attractive with bas realize that his writing Is small,
afternoon was spent socially and at kets of asters and zinnias in coloi- for be sees it enlarged and the far
the tea hour dainty refreshments ful hue and autumn foliage ano sighted person does no know that
berries
Soft shaded lights added he writes large, for bls eyes reduce
were served
a pleasing effect to the scene. Fol the image for him.
*
A group of congenial friends lowing cards dainty refreshmen's
gathered at the home of Dr and were served.
The Test
Mrs. Claude Kime Friday night for
If you know good music when
a covered dish supper. The eve
The Presbyterian missionary so
ning hours were »pent with bridge ciety was entertained yesterday af you bear It, a good book when you
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. ternoon at the home of Mrs. L. W. reud It, a good pictrue nh*-n you
Earl Garoutte and -soil Alden, Mr. Coiner and Mis. A. W. Shofstall see one—you’re eduniti 1 -t’apper’-
md Mrs. John Finnerar., Mi. and had charge of the lesson on Alaska. Weekly.
Mrs. W. D. Abel, Ruth Covington, Mrs, Clyde Beatty led the devo-
From the Polynesien
sister of Mrs. Abel, who is attend tlonals and Mrs. W V McGee han
ing chool In Eugene, and Dr and charge of the query corner. Dain
Primitive ruce« In i-la and Bo
Mrs >v iu -.
ty refreshments were served at the ttle South «eas were add'eted to tnr
♦
toolrig. The word's orl-dn Is Poli
tea hour.
tiedaii, derived from Hie verb "tu
Ai»< ut
members of the Mu.onlc
—♦ —
lod,
i,. I Gauern : ’i.
- ,.apt»r
Deputy Shadoin of Corvallis was meaning to strike
responded to the invitation of the a guest of the Royal Neighbors at
Crea-, ell
Ma <.nic lodge
and their meeting last night in I. O. O.
Ihr Harder Task
Eastr -n ; ar cl. •
to I. - theli F. hall. Degree work was exempli
Itellglou muy help you lo forgive
guest at a special meeting in Cres fied for one candidate. A social
your enemies, but only u miracle
well I'rlda/ night.
Th’ Cottage evening was enjoyed.
can make you forgive the succes-
Grove ila, ilu ex<.inpi>f.cd the de-
of
your friends -Capper’» Weekly.
• v.-ork. Tom Allison •.van the
iidate, who became a member
Have Faith in Yourtelf
if tli. Creswell lodge. Following
Degree of Chemistry
Puck up—you’re as good as the
the n i ung a delicious «upper •■.a« other fellow. If you only think you
Collodlal chemistry Is the chemls
rved
Fifty eight Were aeated at r.re. Don't be the victim of ho "In try of systems con 1 ting of ex
tables and Riley Petty of Creswell feriority complex.’’ The first thing
tremely flmly divided mnterlHl
acted as
toastmaster.
George to do 1* to believe In yourself, then such as bubbles, drops, gra'ii». tlln
Knowles, Kc-v. Duncan Cameron you won’t have mm h trouble with
ments and films. In a tat.* of sus
jr.d Dale Wyatt, members of the ottier peoo'e —Grit.
pension In other rnntcrl 1.
local lodge gave talks.
+
A group of friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs W. A
I lógate Munday In honor of Mrs
Hogate’s birthday anniversary. Din
ner was served early in the after
noon and the hours following were
pent in a quiet social way. Mrs.
Hogate was presented with a birth
day gift
The guest list Included
Mr and Mrs. Hogrite and son Clair ■
Mr and Mrs. F. C. Houser and!
nephew, Meryl Turner of Santa
Monica, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. J. A
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Masor.
and daughter Ila, Mr. and Mr.,
Ernest Sears and their house gue t
Miss Whitsett of Portlajid, and Mr
and Mrs. S. J. Leona id and then
sister-in-law, Mrs. H. A. Young of:
Salem, Mo.
¡ SOCIETY J
Mrs. H. A. Miller will entertain
the O. L. H. club at her home Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Miller entertained th«
lutComus club at her home Tues
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in a pleasant social manner
and at the tea hour the hostess |
served a dainty two-course lunch*;
eon. Colorful bouquets of asters ¡
un HHHAV. <>< rom
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE OHIOON
PAGE TWO.
New Invention
! Church News
j
Luthi-ran Miaatou
«’hiircit
wr»t Mara
Mat Ira 1’ Mhnoi« i»a
lot
Dix iu«>
al 2 30 ihv ftr»l
and third ><rada)> vt »a* h ntonlh
III
l.ut
Irr*aiwllva af nationality
ar* cordially intili*d aa wvll aa lltwa*
n hu arv without a chutxh lionu
• a •
('huruh ot Christ -(l.i'iiden I.' mUr«
south ot t'vtta<«* Grvva ) Hunda) ■> r
xieoa. Hibls* study IU a ui worship II
a ui scriplur» studv 7 Si) p iu
• • •
Peatacvslal taaoiubly ot Uvd
Fast
Mala alrvvt. aeruss from S P station
tddla H Mu«, pastor
Suud»\ school nt
m 45 a in
sarxleas at 10 45 a iu
yvuug poopl« s masting al 7 p ui , st an
goHalt« aardcaa at H p m . m*<«lragx
biblo study. Wrdnssda) pr*,\or mssttag
Vhur«dak «vrviers with young |»«<upl«< in
charge Friday . str« *1 in»« tin». Saturday
at i 30 p m
• a a
kisvsnlh Day Advrntlst Clrarrh
Must
Main straal .'<Atuiday bshbalh *« hool at
0 45 a in
. i . t > L v. i v I < at 11 a m
Pray* r in«*« ting at > 30 p m W vdnosday
every night al N p m oarspt Monday
and Saturday regular sorties lYissday
i • •
Prso Methodist Church
Cwrnor of
Monro«* aisnnr and south Fifth slrwt
Milsa Pit* liar, pastor
Muuday s« hool at
10. forcnoon s«rkic*a at ll w suing ssr
»tw at 7 30
Pvayar me* Ung at 7 ¡H
Thursday rieuraas
• as
Mt lhralint (’hurt'll, R*»\
Chailrs
P. Johnnon, nunistri
Sutulny
school, 9
morning worship, U.
sermon topic.
Heavenly I tea.
ure. evening worship. 7 30. aernion
subject. The Worlds Quest. Ju*,
ior and Senior Epworth League
6 30, subject. "How to Have a Good
Tuna. ’ prayer and praise service.
rhnrsda>. 7 30.
a a a
The Church of Christ, Sixth and
Gibbs avenue Bible school. 9 45,
Chin Sniff, superintendent, the
nun of this school are with the
community men s bible class al the
Arcade at the regular bible scluxd
hour, the class is now m a cont eg*
with the men s class of
Albany,
morning worship, IL Communion
of the Lord’a Supper followed by
sermon, subject. “The Worker^’
Heritage. young people meet al
6 30; the juniors under the leader
ship of Mias Milllcent Burrows
meet nt 3. evening worship. 7 30.
sermon subject. "Faith. ' Tuesday
7 30. I. S. O T. W.. Wedn« sdhy.
7 30, ptayet meeting and w<uKers’
conference, Thursday. 7 30 ch«»'i
practice. Friday evening of this
week the Christian womens nil»
sionary society gives a pageant
"The Offering of Love
A silv »r
offering will be taken. This is a
benefit for Miss Uldine (.¡ uteri, lire
blind singer, who rejoiced us las.
spring and summer with het voice
in song. 1. G. Shaw, minister.
Clark Aydelott, assistant.
• • •
The Highway Bapti-t Church.
Louis Henry
Randle, pastor
Church Fchoul under the leadership
of W. L. Leonard, uss¡stunt super
intendent, 9 45. the beginner and
primary children have a two session
period which cares fur the children
through the morning worship per
iod, morning worship, 11. sermon
subject, "The Rediscovery of Jes
us. ’ Junior B Y P. U. Mrs T J.
Clark, diiector, 6:30, Hi H. Y F U..
6 30. the service commission with
Chester Allen as leader will have
charge of the meeting; evening sei
vice. 7 30. the service in whi< h
every one participates, you wfll en
joy it, sei mon subject. ’'The NobiT-
ty of Coinage. Hallowe'en social
for tht Hi i ’ Y h U ruMd 1 • • •
ning. choir rehearsal, S. Wedne.
day. prayer service, 7 3o. Thursd iy.
subject. Jeremiah's Earnest Min
istry.”
• • •
Frr*t>v ti-rbui Church
l’mu>
Duncan p Canu-r.tn will pr«-»*-h ,»■
the 11 o'clnck Sunday service <>.
"God’s Pledge to Man At the 7 3.1
evening service he will preach on
"The Jazz Spirit" and will discu
four questions submitted through n
question box.
A »mull boy bail watehsd s tele
phono repairman dluib a pole, eon
nect a test set and try to obtalu
eoiiuecttou with the testboard
Thor«* was some trouble obtaining
the counei’tlmi. The youngster II*
toned a few minutes and rushed
Into the house, exclaiming. “Mam
ma. I’otiii» out here quick. Then*'* a
man up a telephone pole talking to
heaven."
"What makes you think he I*
talking to heaven?"
M'Clause
he
hollered
’Hello I
hello I hello I good lord, what's the
matter up there; can't auyotia
bearT”’—Forties Magazine,
So Simple
City Fuel Co.
Phone IS
Downtown office with Kelly Drug Co.
Aviators* Dangers
Tho oveiiiH’*?» of air while fl)
Ing varies with the tempernhire
If (he air Is warm, or what |ecnlle«l
thin air. It Is dltlicult to gain nltl
tuih* Iu »vid or dense air It Is easy
to gain altltmh»
The air over
citir« Is warmei than over the «ur
rounding ixiuntry. It ts when a flyer
approaches warmer air tlutl the
pinne tia« n tcudeiiey to lo«e nltl
tude
In soma plitces u change
frvui cold to warm air la very ah
rupt
That Is known as an air
( km Let, or bumpy air.
Mrs. Suburb*, who wa* abaortted
tn a romance of the Seventia»i>th
century, «uddenly looked up at her
husband.
“George." she reuiarktal, "llaten
to tht»: 'By my halldoiu.' exclaimed
Str I'erelval. 'It la past the hour of
131' Now. what la a halldoiu.
George 1"
“What do you *up|a>*e It la?" h«»
responded. "Doesn’t the context tell
you? Sir What's-bls name satd It
Typ» w ritor Siippli« a
was past 12 by bls halldom. didn't
he? Well. 1 should have thought Sv.. ilH I
auybody could have seen that hall-
A **« h I*»*
*‘itr Sunlinvl
dom was the make of bls watch."
Œ'
Clip board*. The Sentlnyl.
Th«*
»«, m»
Average llunian Mind
Varieties «t Wheat
XI iirii ru oi tweiily III» * tlud H
Tn moat coiisumt'i* wlmil ••
alili libi»’ l»i rhi»li'*r
liv I ■
ll”»e
wlu-iit. unit gi-m-rul liitiirmiitloii
periplo i»r«» tiili K im»«l |r4M»ple I hiw *
•tup* ut till* point
Wbeul. bow
thrli mimi srl limi al fortv Ihw
over, si-i-iii* to b.» uii oztolislvo fum iiiiijorliy hav«» «lopped tiili.i lira fui
llv, among Ibu mumbois of which
Ilf»« mid allow oilier« In ih» Ilici»
un- llii> following lurli'lb'v I’mki'J
Ihlnkiiig f»»r them
Margaret bini
Muiqiil*.
lulls.
M ih III ci I’uiii’iin
tery.
I'ooiu. I'raatim. llnjiu's Hluootam,
i...i
ml .
Rad hoc Kaarad
Hhicklnill. Trumbull. Kukauka ami
Oasis (• r Fuel, Tua
llarvi'Kt Queen.
A H'I'Ult fl»»ni 'filili «»tHh Ih*'»
Im l.leiitally, In the five year pe (tiri»» lo a gita ‘•luihin ul nearl)
rl<M| fnmi IUIi> i»» lif-<* wheat acre every »»aula mi Ilie Maharn dovei i
ago In th»» Dulled .States drop|M«d providing ir'fuelllig 1'1 •« « for t ulli
off from Tfl.tMIO.tkM) acre* to leas rimiri« limi Hiilom»»hlh«-,
than ftl.tMMMMMl
|\hu Messore* Didtance
lly Uieaiia ot a new deviro IO be
lliNlalIed ilpon ali piatire Ilio evie
ter w III bo enable«| lo Judgr thè die
lame lo thè ground very arco*
ralely.
l’hls dcvlre maken use ot
thè echo '»f thè eihiiust exploelons
fmm tli»» eiiglne, and even tlmugh
thè earth mav In» oluk’urod by h
thlck fng thè crini of thè eiploslmia,
reflrrtrd frolli thè surfer» of thè
gn»und wtl| (eli thè nlrinan lils ex
art brighi.
Thle apparaius le ot
liiiinvlis«* valili» wlii‘11 (Ite vlew of
tho oarth 1« cut off and li la aaht
to be vrrv atrrurule even wbeo
qui le clone to tho ground.
Only One Kind
ItlghtueHU rvpr» • • ' «*f m lhiira
wlint slriilghlnr«« •!•»• a of Hur« uni
there «un mi umr»» I»«’ Iwo kind«
of right Hillon Ullin Hult* tuli h«*
lw*o kind« of Mirnlghl Hima liri
lieri *Mp»'iiecr.
Had Same Symptome
llu* blind (rending pa»n»r> Here*«
»«miriliing ii I hhii n girl who slept
rmitiiiiiousl V f**r iwo months
I
womb r If It wiiMi't the wnuir «m»*
who worked fur us liral )»ur.
Aiih fib ■ The .‘tonihud
r n
lie Amazin <r
new TI igt Agitator
i
Not Expected to Know
A class of small boy* at Bundaj
school ws* being queried on the les
son. but uoue appenr*>»l In know Ills
lesson.
"Perhaps this new tittle member
ot our cl»»s can tell u* who It was
that led the children of Israel
across the Bed sea?" the teacher
said
"Oh. teacher, he’s lust moved Into
our nelghborhiH'd hist week and
you couldn’t expect him to know,'
volunteered one lad.
$30 Ui $6(i ress Than Any
h usher of Cornpa, able Quality
Uncl* Eb*n
“You ought to love yoh m-lgh
bor," »aid Uncle Eben; "but what
I* you glneter do wlv * neighbor
dat slights yoh friendliness an' con
centrate« hl* affections on yoh
chickens?’'—Washington Star.
I KE’S die lull - I h< t ' nu ?'i"t n’cang
* the nu*M rtoihru wuxiicr — tor 1’hor
leads die world in die de^ig.* <.* washing
machines.
I
al test—d.ii. A ih. » J} ».a'.hi. of
i t | » that thoroughly th ausc.v aitirt cull*
n ' i ■
in one a • .in t.g •.. it hi >ut soaking.
;ii many adi...iccd tcaiui.- See its
m..rv luuS new I h ; i ty. And I.Hik at ns
a.naui.^ low price.
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Women Suffering
Bladder Irritation
If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your aleep, or causes Burn-
I
Le< Pains or niu*« ular ache» nuik-
Inj >. ou feel tired depressed and
di -ouraged why not try the (‘jatrx
4H Hour Test* Dcn*t five up Get
C>»»tri today at anv drug «torr Put
it to ths test S«*e for yourself how
quickly it works Mono back if It
do*-«nt t»ring quick improvement,
a l atUfy you conipi«‘tely.
Try
CAstcx today. Only 6uc*
Dossil
f.v t.\. Ss z«Mil«<»Md
Stomach Trouble
1
/ •/<- 77 m * / «A—0*00 lutkoil | m in viola *o-
aiuvl ut.ide «nd out.
>m.h os you hove uvvor soco io a
2 /L.vZr
«v«*l«*r.
3
Vo/v I jp Tib —ibo width ot ih* sub teaoiL
•|
Ribbir (nunifti, l ibnumt
5
Nvu SpnJ-- N**» Kii-iiuu so f X o /A ol
6 r; .j/v. f vvi^v.A
l lnirk Motor.
7
»2.50 «low it. A u-lii-i wiihoul Irwix-r, C>.33
until till,» « with Irui.iT. »9.14* nionllih.
1. S O. T. W. Holds Carnival
The Imperial Soldiers of th»-
World held a carnival Friday nigl.t
al the Christian rhmeh andalai^»
number attend»-»!. A good program
was given. Norris King recelv-»l
the dtgtee <7f l-oyalty at n meetin»
of the order Tuesday night.
Prico
Note I heed* newTlior Feature«
If you suffer from raa. bloating,
heartburn, add. or sick stoniacn,
bOOOUOO of dynpepsia, try tho Diotcx
15 Minute Test
Absolutely harm-
Works faat.
Five positive
digestive aid« in pleasant tablet
soda, dopoo or laxative
Get Diutex from your druggist fur
only 6«je Tr? it See how fust it
work»
Mon* y bark if It doe«n t
give stomach comfort In 15 minutes,
and soon help restore good dlgea-
U oxl
4ML
loay su operoio. tioaoral
< -«A“< •O’- Doo, sntirs woMung in 2 bo«itai
8 A somoz TAor QM/zfy.
9
.tn.iig Im Prbi —»50 Co »v>o loo, mao
anj w«trier of «oruparoble quality.
M ountain S tates P ower C ompany
Pearl’* Chief Element
The prlm-ipal » hemh-ul elemeul-
In pearls are uih-liini unii enrho'
In the fttrtii of calehini »• tilutmile
Amusement’* Place
Let amusenient fill up the think-
•if jour life, but not the greto
-pates thereof - Titetslore I'atker.
Need* Verification
A piquant story runs that a
wreath deposited by Emperor Wil
liam on the tomb of Saladin at Da-
mascus, and bearing hla own uarne
as well as Saladin's, was presented
by the krab guardian of the tomb
to Colonel Lawrence upon the oc
casion of his trtumphiil entry Into
the city with the Arab forces of the
Emir Faisal. But, like other stories
centered around that romantic per
sonality, this one should be accept
ed with due reserve.
Distribution
AUTAIKINC icxMevitrost FEATURE
BUCK WATCH
Milk
Fancy creamery. Every
pound guaranteed.
Pure cane fine ".ranuliited.
Maximum brand. The fin
est quality obtainable
Per lb.
10
3,ins
October
R®^ d ’ arcy
27-28-29 Diirtciedby JOHN FORD
Story by Talbot Mundy
Peas
Fancy sifted early June
Maximum brand.
2,ins
2 "»*'•
Tuna Flakes
Cigarettes
3 ,ins
I lams
MYRNA I0Y DAVID ROHINS
Jelly Benns
25c
Maximum fancy pumpkin
p icki-il in No fl fa tins.
49c
4
for ducking, Hallowe’en
candle« and everything
r-lto- in edible« that go to
make the party a com
plete aucceaa can he
found at your ucarcot
Safeway store.
Butter
Liqht meal Just the thin»'
foi salads or sandwiches.
_
thout 'Wa
Ihimpkin face*. r I ks M.*
goblin« and witches! —
IlaDowe’cn in coming and
the young folk* will make
merry. Ripe, golden
p«in>|Aine, of all ntzea.—
roey checked juky apph-.^
Pumpkin
WOOD
prices will rise soon. beeause of mud slowing up our trucks
as wi II as causing them to break down so often All orders
booked during October will be delivered at the old price
Li|ht and Darkneae
A num who looks tou.ud the
light sam » s no ahtidnw ; 11 num who
walks toward th»» light Ira»dark
neea behind him
I'voplr gvl In
durkncsM by turning an.n from ilia
tight.
They hide In •»l»a«'ure »’or
livre; they bury thviinelviMi In
nooks, where tliv hiiii of rlghl»H»iis
lies vunnut reach them; they rlo-*»'
tlielr blind* and shutters »uul w«»u
der that <he\ lure no light
A
luuiHo may hr dark, bill It 1« mu be
cause the Light of th»» World d o«
not shed beams abroad.—Arnmry
h
Fancy augur cured. Half
or whole.
49c
Spuds
I
Chesterfields. They satis
fy.
No I Netted Gems A leal
IHitato for cooking.
Per carton
Per suck
$1.19
Sweet Spuds
No 1 Jerseys.
29c 6 ii»-~
$3.10
Soap
White
wap
10
Woiuler laundry