T b s W . C. T . U . m u F rid a y a f
ternoon a t th * hum« of M r». H elen
Bosley w ith slsvsn m em bers and
tw o guests present. In the absence
o f M rs. E th e l A p p lew h ite, preaident,
M rs. F. C. H o user presided and waa
also p ro g ram leader,
M rs. O. C.
G ow in g led the devotional». T he
p ro g ram them e waa In celebration
o f the te n th a n n iv e rs a ry o f
the
eigh teen th am en dm ent. M rs. I. G.
Shaw , M r». C. P. Johnson and M r».
Bosley rood papers com p a rin g re
sults d ur i . k the past ten years w ith
the day t p rio r to th a t tim e . M ra.
N . E . C om pton gave an ntereatlng
t a lk and a ll mem ber« i ponded to
ro ll call w ith Incidents com paring
th e preaent d ay conditions w ith
those o f the old saloon day». M r».
N e w to n L an d waa elected treasurer
to succeed M rs. J. W . T ra y lo r and
M rs . T ra y lo r w ill ta k e charge of
the b u lle tin board of the W . C. T .
U. I t Is planned to move the board
fro m Its preaent location n ear the
M eth od ist church to a more con
venient and p ro m in e n t place on
M a in street. A t the close of the
a ftern oo n M r a Bosley served deli
cious refreshm ent».
In s ta lla tio n of officers was held
W ednesday n ig h t of last week by
the R o yal Neighbors. M rs. M ae T e n
nis was In stallin g o ffic e r and Lena
Sears was cerem onial m arshal. O f
ficers Installed w ere: A nnie Gates,
oracle; P e a rl Hazen, past oracle;
A lice Peterson, vice oracle; E th e l
Hayes, chancellor; N e llie B lack-
more, recorder; M ild re d M orris,
m ars h a l. Bonnie S ch affer, assis
tan t m arshal; H elen Volgam ore. I
sentinel; M ae O ard, m an ager fo r
three years; E lsie D eYoung, cap
tain ; A n na Swanson, fla g bearer;
L avo na P itc h e r, fa ith ; Alice B rig h t,
unselfishness; M a rg a re t Sm alley,
endurance; C atherin e H o p m a n .
modesty; L e a h ra A llen, courage
M ra. June B ird was appointed Juve
n ile d irecto r. In itia to ry w o rk was
exem plified. P e a rl Haxen. re tirin g
oracle, was given a gold pin.
A num ber of Cottage Grove wo
men attended the benefit tea spon
sored by the D aug h ters of the N ile
S a tu rd a y afternoon a t the Osburn
hotel In Eugene. Proceeds w ill go
to a fun d fo r tre a tm e n t o f crippled
children in the Shrine hospital In
P o rtla n d . Tables w ere arranged
fo r bridge,, w hist, five hundred and
o th er g am e a T h e re w ere also sew
ing groups and a p ro gram of m usi
cal numbers and readings was pre
sented. M rs. C. S. Roberts, M rs. N
J. Nelson and M rs. E a r l G aro utte
received prizes at bridge. M rs. K.
K . M ills was c hairm an of the com
m ittee in charge of the sewing
room. O thers fro m this city assist
ing were M rs. R o y Short. M rs. H e r
b ert Lom bard, M rs. C. A. B a rte ll.
M rs. E a r l H ill and M rs. V ic to r
Cham bers, a ll m em bers o f the
D aug h ters of the N ile .
M rs. Iv a n B a rk e r and Miss Zena
M ougbm er entertained a group of
friends W ednesday n ig h t of last
w eek a t the home of M rs. B a rk e r,
h onoring M rs. E s th e r V a n Osdel
P ro c to r. B rid g e was played d u rin g
the evening and M iss M y rtle H u b
bell held high score. M rs. L . S.
C ra w fo rd held second high. T he
honor guest was presented w ith an
electric w a ffle Iron, a g ift fro m the
group. A t the close of the evening
d a in ty refresh m en ts w ere served.
Those present w ith the hostesses
w ere M rs. P ro c to r and h er m other.
M rs. V a n Osdel, M rs. C raw fo rd ,
Miss H u bb ell, M rs. I r a Isom , Miss
V esta H opper, Miss Aleene P u r-
deen, Miss Echo Z ysett, Miss B e rth a
H ow e and Miss D o ro th y Haney.
A social m eeting of the L a th a m
C o m m un ity club was held F rid a y at
the home of M rs. Roscoe Yearous
A p ro gram of readings and musical
num bers was presented and an in
fo rm a l discussion centered on the
present day style o f dress. A n In
v ita tio n fro m Miss G e rtru d e Skow
was read asking the club mem bers
to a tte n d a conference in Eugene
J a n u a ry 17. I t is probable th a t a
num ber fro m L a th a m w ill attend .
A jo in t m eeting w ith the H ebron
and D iv id e clubs is being planned
fo r the n ea r fu tu re . Miss L u c y
Case, n u tritio n specialist a t O. S. C.,
w ill be present. O w in g to the death
o f the m o th e r o f M iss Case, the
m eeting w ill not be held u n til the
la tte r p a rt of Ja n u a ry .
T h e study o f Spanish d ra m a was
the lesson study fo r D e lp h ia n chap
ter M o n d a y n ig h t M rs . A . A. R ic h
mond was a c tin g p ro g ram leader in
the absence o f M rs. V ln a l R an d all.
T h e fo llo w in g In te re s tin g topics
form ed the p ro g ram : “C h ara c te r
o f Spanish D ra m a ,” M rs. B e rt
T ra s k ; “Lope D e V eag," M rs. A lice
M ille r; “L ife Is a D re a m ,” M rs. C.
E . U m p h re y ; an outlin e o f the
p lay, "T h re e Judgm ents a t a B lo w ,”
Mrs. S. L . G odard. T h e club voted
to m eet the firs t and th ird M o n
d a v i o f the m onth In place of every
two weeks as In the past,
M rs. Charles H a ll was hostess
T uesday aftern oo n
fo r the
E l-
m artea club.
T h e m eeting was
held a t the C olonial and bridge was
played. M rs. F re d Anderson held
high score. A t a short business
session the fo llo w in g officers w ere
elected; M re. E a r l G a ro u tte, presi
den t; M ra, John K e lly , vice presi
d en t; M rs. George M atth e w s , sec
re ta ry and treasurer. A t the close
o f the a ftern oo n refreshm ents w ere
served. Sweetpeaa w ere a ttra c tiv e
decorations fo r the tables.
M rs.
Iv a n B a rk e r was a special guest o f
the club.
T an g le fo o t dancing
club
m et
T h u rs d a y n ig h t in I. O. O. F . h all
fo r its re g u la r d an cing p arty . A
num ber o f guests w ere present as
an n u al guest n ig h t was observed.
B askets o f greens and floo r lamps
added to the attrac tiv e n e s s o f the
hall and a fire p la c e in one corner
gave It a cozy hom e appearance.
M rs. E a r l H ill was c h a irm a n o f a
c o m m ittee of ten w om en in charge
o f a rrang em ents. A
n um ber of
d in n e r p arties preceded the dance.
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T h e W illin g W o rk e rs ’ class o f the
C h ris tia n church Sunday school en
te rta in e d w ith a
d in n e r
Friday-
n ig h t a t the church. A p ro gram of
m usical num bers and readings was
a pleasing fe a tu re o f the evening's
e n te rta in m e n t.
F a m ilie s o f the
m em bers w ere guests fo r the occa
sion and 78 persons w ere p re s e n t
M r a W . A. H e m e n w a y , teacher of
th e class, w as In charge o f a rra n g e
m ents.
T h e corps of new o fficers w ere
d uly Installed at a m eeting S a tu r
d ay o f the w om en’s re lie f corps A ll
o fficers w ere present w ith the ex
ception o f M rs. M in n ie Ashby an>l
M rs. N e ttle M cK Ib b en . T h e o ffi
cer» installed are as follow »: M r».
M in n ie Sw eet, president; M rr. Lou
B ailey, senior vice;
M ra. L e ila
Speaks, Junior vice; M rs. E lisabeth
F a h re n w a ld , tre a s u re r; M rs. E lla
T ille r, c h a p la in ; M rs. D lcy Phillips,
conductress; M rs. E lis a M cK ibben.
g uard; M rs. J u lia Ashby, secretary;
M rs. C a rrie H e m e n w a y. press cor
respondent; M rs, E v a Aubrey, as
sistant conductress; M rs. Ju lie tte
Lockwood, assistant g uard: M rs.
E lisab eth Rhode, firs t colorbearer:
M rs. M in n ie Ashby, second color-
b earer; M rs, L a u ra
M cK ern a n .
th ird color-bearer; M rs. N e ttle M c
Kibben, fo u rth color-bearer; M rs.
M orris, musician. M rs. G race T h ie l
was in s ta llin g o ffic er and was as
sisted by M rs. E v a H atch .
T h e follo w in g standing com m it
tees, to serve d uring the cu rre n t
vear. w ere nam ed at the regular
m eeting o f E a s te rn S ta r Friday-
n ig h t by M rs. W . E . Lebow , worthy-
m atro n: F in ance. M rs. W . J. Woods.
M rs, L. L . H a rre l, A. A. Richm ond;
relief. M ra. S. L . G odard. M rs. E a rl
H ill; refreshm ents,
M r»,
H . B,
Griggs, M rs. Charles H a ll, M ra. H .
A, H agen ; e n te rta in m e n t. M ra, C.
E. F ro st. M ra. T. C. W h eeler, Mra.
¡ Cecil C a ld w e ll; house, M rs. A. C.
Spriggs. M ra, George Jacobsen; ex
am in ing , Miss M a rie tte H a m a n i.
M ra. G e o r g e M atthew s. A. C.
Spriggs. T he follow ing members
w ere elected to serve as council fo r
the O rd e r of R ainb ow fo r G irls
M rs, H . B. G riggs, m other adviser,
M rs, C. E . U m ph rey. M rs. W illia m
T h u m . M rs. S. L. Godard. M rs E l
bert Bede, Duncan P. C am eron and
W o rth H a rv e y .
T he Neighbors of W o o d c ra ft were
guests S a tu rd a y n ig ht nf the Cres
w ell circle fo r Joint in s ta lla tio n of
officers.
M r a C. A Stevens was
assisting in stallin g o ffic e r and was
also captain o f the O u ta g e G rove
Free tlr lk o d t.t C ksrrk — i\» r« sr et
d rill team w hich put on the d rill
w o rk . M iss Jessie Sanford was M e a n » « « .a n . su d auulh Fifth »ireel
M iles F lick er p arier
Sua Say a r h u e l a l
m usician. D u rin g the evening the 10. furaauea Seraleea s i I I . eaealag aer
local circle presented M rs. Sears, ate* s i 7 «A
Frayer m arita« s i 7 SV
re tirin g past g uard ian
neighbor, T hursday e r e s ie « » s . s s
w ith a g ift in app reciatio n o f her
Weal
S a r a s Ik l>ar A dreatiat Church
services.
Some of the o ffic e r s 1 M aia
altea« Saturday »ab b alli sch eel al
w ere unable to be present for in- j li a» a. n i. church te r t ir e al 11 a ui
stallation
The m eeting was also I’rayar u ie e lk it a i 7 «0 p. s> W edaesday
an occasion fo r “hom ecoming
o f | A sy «ss wahrem* • • •
the C resw ell circle and a num ber of
Veateruatel Aaaambly e f Mod — Kaal
letters w ere read fro m absent m em Mala alreel. aerosa from ü I* alatlon
Sunday ..h e u l »I
bers. T a lk s w ere given by a num - j ’ I li., Il S i« « parier
D U ». ni., .arttrae s i ho SS a. ni.;
her o f visitors. F o llo w in g are the yvun s peupla*. nieella« s i T p si . aran
o fficers fo r the com ing y e a r in the «chati« aeri Lece al S p. h» . uiaelln«a
local circle Elsie C u rrtn . past guar bible alndy. W e d sssd sy ; »>r#er in e.tln «
Thursday arrêtera «U h «nu «« propia lu
d ian neighbor; E le a n o r
W o ifa rd , charca. F rlh a y . al reel m arlin«. Saturday
guard ian neighbor; M ild re d T ru n - ai 7 30 p m
r
a s a
nell. adviser; .Agatha W a lk e r, musi
Church of C hrist.— (London, I« miles
cian; M a ry Gillespie, c le rk , M abel
south of gotta«# tir o e s .>— Sunday see
Dixon, b an ker; M a y O etran d er. a t lie r a , lllk l. aludy 10 s. in , urorahlp II
ten d an t; C la ra Stevens, captain of s. m acrlpl'.ire aludy 7 :S 0 pi
the g uard; E th e l Dixon, flag b ear
Lutheran Ml eaten A dtenllet rhae*h.
e r: A n n a Schoen. A lb ert B urrow s
Mala str ee t, Martlet I’ Simon, pr
and K a tie Burrow s: D lcy Phillips, weal
ior
i ’it l e e ecrrice at 4 :3 0 the first
innei sentinel: Louisa B artels, out sad third Sunday« of each moalh
All
er sentinel; N e llie B lackm ore. m usi Lutharana, irreapeetire af nationality
cordially iu ille d as w ell sa Ihosa
cian; A n na G ra h a m , corresponding are
a h a are w ithout a church homa.
a a a
secretary.
C hurch of C h rist, S ix th attest and
M rs. H e rb e rt Lom bard and M rs. Gibbs avenue— B ible school, 9 48,
R aym ond G rube w ere hostesses for Clem S a rff, sup erin ten den t, men of
tw o d e lig h tfu l bridge a ffa irs W e d this church w ill be In the com m u n
nesday a t the L om bard home. T he ity men's ca ra v a n to A lb an y; the
rooms w ere especially a ttra c tiv e w om en o f the chu rch w ill have
w ith baskets o f p in k chrysanthe charge o f the m o rn ing service a t I I
mums arrang ed w ith ferns and and Miss G a rtln w ill be in charge
w in te r greens. In the a ftern oo n six of mualc. T h e w om en and children
tables w ere form ed and M rs. C. J. w ill hold a covered dish d in n e r at
K em held high score. M rs. D. H . the close o f the forenoon service. Al
H em en w ay held second high. A t the evening w orship hour D r. W a l
the tea hour d a in ty refreshm ents te r M yers o f the Eugene Bible uni
w ere server!. In the evening guests versity w ill be the speaker T h e C.
w ere Invited fo r fiv e tables. M rs. E . groups w ill meet a t 4:30. I. O.
F. L. G ran n is held high score and Shaw, m in is te r; Utdlne G a rtln . d i
Mrs. R a lp h Saltsm an held second rector o f music.
a a a
high. F o llo w in g cards a one-course
F ir s t M ethodist Kplse.«i«al Church.
luncheon was served
Rsv. Charles P. Johnson, m in is te r
T h e K ensington club of the Re R e v iv al service» w ll1 begin a t 7:30
bekah lodge met W ednesday in I. to n ig h t and the cnurch w ill conduct
O. O. F. h all fo r an all-d ay session. its own meetings.
Rev. Johnson
A covered dish lunch was served at w ill preach a t 7 30 at each evening
the noon hour and the day was service and the cho ir w ill provide
spent q u iltin g. T h e follow in g w ere music fo r each service. T h e church
elected to o ffice fo r the com ing is divided into five groups, the of-
year: M rs. Elsie C u rrin , president; fictal board, the brotherhood and
M rs. N e ttle Jones., vice president;
M ra. Lena Sears, secretary' and
tre a s u re r; M rs. M erle
M cK ibben.
M rs. E th e l Applew hite. M rs. L au ra
M c K e rn a n and M rs.
A lta
H a rt,
w o rk com m ittee.
Church News
Miss M erle Strad er, chief opera
to r a t the local telephone office,
w ho was recently tra n s fe rre d
to
G ra n ts Pass, was honor guest a t a
bridge p a rty given F rid a y n ig ht by
the local operators at the home if
M rs, A. W . H e lliw elL F o u r tables
w ere arranged for the guests and
M rs. A rm o re l Monson held high
score.
T h e hostesses presented
Miss S tra d e r w ith a b eau tiful g ift,
a rem em brance of th e ir pleasant
association w ith her. A t a la ta
hour delicious refreshm ents w ere
served. A d d itio n a l guests fo r the
evening w ere M rs. Ben Davis, Miss
Annabelle Sm all, M rs. L S. C ra w
ford. Miss B e rth a How e. M rs. F . H .
A group of relatives gathered a t
Allison. M rs. P e te r Nelson.
Mrs.
F re d B enn ett, M rs. E d S m ith, M rs. the home o f M r. and M rs. M a rk
G a ro u tte Sunday to celebrate the
Iv a n B a rk e r and M rs. H e lliw ell.
b irth d a y anniversaries o f M rs. G a
T h e Past M atron s club m et M on ro u tte and M rs. Roy G a ro u tte. D in
day- aftern oo n in Masonic hall. The n er was servffl ea rly in the a fte r
ann ual re p o rt was given by the noon and the hours follo w in g were
secretary, M rs. Joe Sm ith, and the spent visitin g. Those present were
and
follo w in g w ere elected to o ffice fo r M r. and M ra. Roy G a ro u tte
the com ing year: M rs. W . B. John son Seaford. M r. and M rs. F ra n k
ston, president; M rs. Joe S m ith, K e lly and son L aw rence. M rs. Isaac
Yancey. M ra. V e rv a
vice president; M rs. A n d rew Brund. Land. Ed
secretary and treasurer. A risin g Dam ewood. H a rr y W ilson. Bonnie
vote of th a n ks was given Mrs. Snodgrass and M r. and M ra. M a rk
Johnston fo r a c tin g as president G a ro u tte.
d u rin g the unexpired te rm of M rs.
T h e R o yal N eighbors w ill e n te r
C la ra B u rk h o ld e r, w ho moved fro m
ta in a ll camps In the d is tric t at
the c ity a fe w m onths ago. A fte r
7:30 W ednesday n ig h t, J a n u a ry 22.
a b rie f social hour M rs. Johnston
and M rs. S m ith served lig h t re in L O. O. hall. E a c h cam p rep re
sented w ill have p art in the pro
freshm ents.
g ra m and a prize w ill be given the
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M rs. Bernice Johnson was host cam p h avin g the largest color group
ess fo r tw o tables o f bridge a t her In attendance. T h e C ottage G rove
home Tuesday nig ht. Guests w ere cam p w ill put on in itia to ry w ork.
operators of the telephone com pany
and the p a rty was planned fo r the
pleasure o f Miss M e rle S trad er,
who leaves this w eek fo r h er new
position in G ra n ts Pass. A t bridge
M iss S tra d e r held high score. A t
the close o f the evening d a in ty re
freshm ents w ere served. Those
present w ere Miss S tra d e r, M rs.
E lm e r N eet. M rs. F re d Langston,
M rs. P e te r Nelson, M rs. O llie B erry,
A ll over the w orld K ruachen
M rs. A rm o re l Monson. Miss E velyn
. g irls and
■„,« w o
Salts is app ealin g to
G rove and M iss M ild re d D ugan.
m en who strive fo r an a ttra c tiv e ,
T he A d L ib itu m club m et T h u rs free fro m fa t fig u re th a t cannot
d ay a ftern oo n w ith M ra. A rm o re l fa il to w in a d m ira tio n .
Monson. T h e election o f officers
H ere's the recipe th a t banishes
resulted as follows:
M rs.
Loren fa t and brings In to blossom a ll the
H a rv e y , preaident; M rs. E a r l Cone, n a tu ra l attractiveness th a t every
vice president; M rs. A lb e rt W oolley, wom an possesses.
E v e ry m o rn in g ta k e one h a lf tea-
secretary and tre a s u re r; M rs. A r
m orel Monson, rep orter. T h e re spoon o f K ruschen Salts in a glass
m a in d e r o f the a ftern oo n was spent of hot w a te r before b reakfast.
Be sure and do thia every m o rn -
socially and closed w ith the serving
o f a delicious two-course luncheon. ing fo r “It's the little d a ily do3e
T h e P re s b y teria n m issionary so th a t "akes o ff the fa t." D o n't miss
m orning.
c ie ty has in v ite d the missionary-
societies o f a ll the o th er churches
T h e K ruschen h ab it means th a t
»-z» e -e e v \ a e 4 l / « 1 n
,
e » c i ia / M » A l l s
U 'S o I a
p artic le of
poisonous
waste
in the c ity to be th e ir guests W ed every
nesday afternoon, J a n u a ry 22, at m a tte r and h a rm fu l acids and gases
the P re s b y teria n church. M rs. L. are expelled fro m the system.
H . R a n d le w ill speak on “W om en
A t the same tim e the stomach,
o f C hina."
W om en interested in liv e r, kidneys and bowels are toned
missions have been invited to be up and the pure, fresh blood con-
present.
ta in ln g N a tu re ’s six life -g iv in g salts
is c arried to every organ, gland,
M rs H . A. M ille r was hostess nerve and fibre of the body and
T h u rs d a y fo r the re g u la r m eeting this is followed by " th a t Kruschen
of the Social T w e lv e club. D u rin g feeling" o f energetic h ealth and
the business m eeting discussion fo l a c tiv ity th a t is reflected In b rig h t
lowed c u rre n t event topics assigned eyes, clear skin, cheerfu l viv ac ity
to mem bers. T h e re m a in d er o f the and c h a rm in g figu re.
a ftern oo n was spent socially and i
G et an 35c bottle o f Kruschen
la te r a d a in ty luncheon was served.
Salts a t the Cottage G rove P h a r
T h e table waa a ttra c tiv e w ith a
m acy or any d ru g store 'la s ts 4
centerpiece o f choice chrysanthe
w eeks) w ith the d is tin c t under-
mums. M rs. George Jacobsen was standing th a t you m ust be satisfied
an ad d itio n a l guest.
w ith results or m oney back.
One M o n ta n a
w om an
lost
19
M rs. Iv a n Sams was hostess F r i
day fo r L a M erc re d i P o n t club and pounds o f fa t in 4 w eeks and feels
an a fte rn o o n o f bridge was a pleas b etter than she has fo r years.
a n t fea tu re . M rs. George H e w itt
held high score and M rs . J. G.
D enn y held low . F o llo w in g cards
a te m p tin g two-course luncheon
was served.
S h e ’s G e ttin g
Thinner Every Day
Her Fat Is M elting
F ast A w ay
M rs. O. B. P itc h e r e ntertained the
LaCom us club a t h er home Tues
day. O n ly club m em bers w ere pres
ent and the aftern oo n was spent
w ith social Interests. A t the tea
hour a two-course luncheon was
served. Red carnations and ferns
w ere colorful decorations.
M rs. A. C. Spriggs was a guest
M on day a t a luncheon o f the Do
mestic A r t club In Eugene. T he
luncheon was held a t the home of
M rs. Joseph K o ke. sister o f M rs.
Spriggs.
Rev. D u ncan C am eron w ill en
te rta in his Sunday school class of
g irls a t his home to m o rro w night.
H e w ill be assisted by M rs. S. L.
G odard and M rs. J. A. W isem an.
T he L oyal W o m e n ’s class o f the
C h ris tia n church spent a social a f
ternoon In the church parlors F r i
day. T h e e n te rta in m e n t was In
charge o f M rs. G ow ing, teach er of
the class.
--
T h e Keepers o f the D en w ill give
a b en efit card p a rty a t 7:45 T h u rs
day, J a n u a ry 23, in I. O. O. F . hall.
Proceeds w ill be used fo r the up
keep o f the c ity playground.
M rs. Ir a
Isom e ntertained
at
bridge S a tu rd a y n ig h t fo r a group
Mrs. W illia m B a rte ls w ill e n te r o f friends. T h re e tables o f bridge
ta in the N e e d le c ra ft club a t her was form ed. L a te r in the evening
Friday afternoon.
delicious refresh m en ts w ere served.
Mr. a n d M ra . Iv a n B a rk e r w ill
riIl
TUB BBNTIMBL, COTTAGE PROVE. OREGON
PAOBTWO.
be boats to n ig h t fo r the Bona T e m
T h e J o k e r club w ill be enter
tained F rid a y n ig h t a t the home of
po club.
Mra. Inaa Masks
men, women's organisation», young
people, and Munday school, each of
w hich w ill conduct a service one
night each w eek. E very m em ber of
the organisations has a part In the
aervlces. These meetings w ill con
elude w ith a great evangelistic ser
vice In Eugene a l 4 .40 Thu rsday,
J an u ary SO. when Bishop T itu s
Low e w ill preach Io the o ffic ia l
hoards. Sunday school w orkers and
E p w o rth le a g u e officers. Ih u lo rs
w ill meet a l 3 p. m and d in n er w ill
be served a l 4 30 by ih e Eugene
ladles' aid. At the 11 o'clock Sun
day service the pastor w ill preach
on " T a rry Ye." In |>re|>arutton for
Pentecost. Special revival music Is
being a rrang ed fo r bulb Sunday
services. T h e serm on subject for
the evening w ill be "H e T h a t W in
neth Souls Is W ise."
s e e
lllg h n a r Baptist Church, Louis
H e n ry Randle. |u«stor
Church
school, 9:48, W . L l^ o n a rd . super-
In le n d e n l; m orning worship. 11, ser
mon subject. "M y C h u rch :" Junior
and H I B. P. P, U , 4 30. evening
worship. 7:30. T h e pastor and his
w ife w ill give an exhib it of Chinese
embroideries, tapestries, a rt, handi
c ra ft and curios at the evening ser
H S IIA V , J A N U A R Y
IS. lim i
Most inen seiet« to re ta in ’ lle li
vice. T h e p ra y e r service tonight
Canadians urn said to own the
w ill be held at the home o f M r and securities for 40 per cent of the rn »yrsight u n til the ■tylsa change
M rs,
E rv in
Hanson, 707 n orth terprlsea o f the dom inion
Siw'oinl Ita lia n City
T efith street, and W . I *
Leonard
N ew Y o rk Is claim ed Io tie Ihi
w ill be leader, A m eeting of o ffl
M is . Helen W ills Is one ol Ilia
•pond largest Ita lia n city In Ilo
eera anil teachers of the church few a th le tic stars ever piesen'ed in
world
school w ill b e held Mt the dose of the English co o il
the service,
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S u r i n g S ta r c h
unii h«i|it'«'il t i l l
Id
ione,
tío leg wai
BMin. whose
» 11 li
«'(indim i on
street c o n i
il perplcxisl I li on his f.i.
Hl." s h e soli
“ M e pone
you lost Ç*
I in
“No, nui'niti.“ ho repli« d
Ins
looking for a feller thin
I« ft leg shot off In loitlle,'
“ Whitt Is Ids nuioi‘ 7"
“I don't know tli.it,“ an B re
ten
ply, "but lie «tears u o nod>
•hoc."
"F o r heaven's soke. If too don't
kll«iw who lie I hot« do «no know
lie weurs a iniiolicr ten »loo
“I ain't » I lle h e does, hut It
stands to reason Ilic i If lie don't,
one or t'oth er of us Is color, (a
h ate troutde w ith tils to
os
l.ady. I'm looking fm n r ld il I
cd
riper» tt illi on n new
feller to gi
pair of si
T h e kind V
KNOWLES
& GRABER
HARDW ARE
Cottage Grove
O re g o n
Coming to Eugene
Dr. Meilenthin
SPECIALIST
in Internal Medicine for the
past fifteen years
DOES NOT OPERATE
ordinary rSurt to give Ix llrr
rennet. Girsirr value, will be
luund all over th,- store. The
suixris at each nun's rflortt
will be judged by the pen;cnt
ags of inaeaM in number of
cualomen served plus the per
centjge of increase in total
rak-i. Each manager it e i
gaged in this contest and
hot’« to win- Here are »otne
of the inducements your kcal
manager o ffa l you Io vttii
hia store
B u tte r
WU1 be at Osburn Hotel
Thursday, January 23,
Office hour» 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
To acquaint you with the mer
its of our Safeway butter •
ONE DAY ONLY
2 its. 7 5 c
No Charges for Consultation.
Dr. Meilenthin is a regular
graduate in medicine and surg
ery and is licensed by the state
of Oregon. He does not op«’rate
for chronic appendicitis, gull
stones, ulcersi of stomach, ton
sils or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonder
ful results in diseasi a of the
stomach, liver, bowels, blood/
skin, nerves, heart, kidney,
bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciati-
I ca> j e g ulcers and rectal oil-
priest sM sctlvs
«Jan. 17 t o 1 4
Soap
White Wonder or P 4 0 ut a
saving
10 bars 3 5 c
laelualva
Pancrust
Sardines
Catsup
Peanut Butter
4 lb. tin 79c
3 fo r 25c
2 fo r 35c
Each 95c
Oval tins
M ustard or Tomato sauce
Maximum
fancy ......
m e n {S_
Below are
are the names of a
Below
' few of his many satisfied pa-
tients in Oregon who have been
' tre a t,.j for one or t he other of
the above named causes:
Mrs H. H. Blake, Marshfield.
i
j Ore.
Alfred Clemmons, Corvallis,
|
' Ore.
j
Chas. Desch, Portland, Ore
Mrs. J. C. Huntsucker, To-
]e(]o Ore
John Lucian, Echo, Ore.
Bert Lampa, St. Helens. Ore.
Mrs. Maybelle Synder, Alsea,
Ore.
j i i a g Emma Turner, Mikkalo,
J
,
C ocoa
The finest gTade in bulk
2 ibs. 2 5 c
D a te s
New orop and of excellent
quality
2 ibs. 2 5 c
John Van Pelt, Harbor,
Ore.
J. H. Wood, Eugene, Ore.
Mrs. Jennie Woolerv, Salem,
J
Ore.
Remember above date, that
, consultation on this trip will be
free and that his treatm ent is
i ; different.
I
Married women must be ac-
I ■ companied by their husbands.
Address : 4221 West Third
; Street, Los Angeles, Cal. j9-16
Mild cured
Lb. 2 8 c
Program
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
January 19, 20 and 21
'
“HALLELUJAH”
Daniel Haynes and Nina McKinney
This is an all talking, singing, dancing production with an
all colored east. One of the best pictures produced this year.
Wednesday and Thursday
January 22 and 23
“ UNTAMED”
Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery
This is an all talking production.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
“ HIS FIRST COMMAND”
“ MISTER ANTONIO”
THE SKY HAWK”
“ SO THIS IS COLLEOE”
“ WOMAN TO WOMAN”
“ THE ORAND PARADE”
IT'S A 0REAT LIFE”
Best Foods pleas«* the moat
discriminating tastes.
49 lb. bag
$ 1 .7 5
Pint Jar
Q uart J a r
75c
BIG VALUES IN SMOKED MEATS
H am s
Bacon Backs
Shortening
Arcade Theatre
Friday and Saturday
January 17 and 18
"THE LONE STAR RANGER
George O’Brien and Sue Carol
This is an all talking picture taken from the story by
k
Zane Grey.
Big K All hard wheat, every
sack guaranteed
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1
Mrs.
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FLOUR
Mayonnaise
C o rn
Peaks fancy Oolden Bantam.
No. 2 tins.
ir
II
3
tins
47C
Peas
Maximum fancy sifted Early June
3 tins 5 5 c
Spuds
Fancy sugar cured
Half or Whole
Pure vegetable compound.
Bring your pail
Lb. 2 9 c
3 Lbs 3 9 c
Jam
Chocolates
5-lb, tin
Those fancy hand dipped choco
lates. Note the price.
3 lb. box
89c
ss“
E«ch 6 3 c
Oat Flakes
Carnation Premium
i'liici, 3 5 c
p e r s a c k $ 2 .7 5
B ananas
_
L e ttu c e
5 lb s . 2 5 c
each 10c
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