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FAO F r i V K
T W MKNTINEI., COTTAGE P R O VE, OREGON.^
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ND N O TH E H E R E AH TO
Mrs Jane Craig wrltaa that they
S TA R T O F A IR S E R V IC E
O<’ 1 F o g i f C ’ e r r
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have been transferred from Goshen Controversy Er. ': 1 b /
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Junction, Cal., to the H P. agency
“ M a l o n a n d D ix o n ” L in e
Reports have been received here
at Buttonwillow, Cal., 28 mile» wsat
In the old days Ihe I'd
1 I’ ' that the Bennett air' line would
As a boundary division lb« "Mu I
o f Baksrsflsld
They are rloee to
per» took their furs n /u ln rly I" j this week start regular tripe be
(he oil country and alao somewhere | sou nd DI ion " line got Ils name i the nearest fort and were
I tween Tacoma and Marshfield, with
the two men who surveyed
near President
Hoover1»
large from
*
times five months In making tin- a regular stop hers, but »<» far no
and established It. Chari»» Miison
lanch
Net profits from chemical fertilizer»
round trip, says an article In the - ship has stopped, and the special
and John Dlson. Il »»« run by
Buy your tlcksst early for "Tom­
Wisconsin State Journal. It wu« committee of the chamber o f com­
Sulphur, First
are shown on various Oregon soils by
agreement between the Culverts, of
my," the Junior play. High echool Maryland, and William I ’enn to net
not uncommon, In times when In
merce having In charge arrange
accumulative records up to 20 yean.
Used / 8 Years
gymnasium, November 14
Don’t
dependent traders, employing run
menta for thia service have received
tie a controversy regarding the
Some of the field trial» are the moat ex­
miss It!
boundary line betuewi I ’t nii ;;1- , uers of the woods,” entered Into i no notice.
Aga
tensive of the kind in the went.
conipetition with the factors of the
I t was said that one of the Ben­
H. Daugherty, who suffered a vanla and Maryland
Mn on and
paralytic stroke several weeks ago, Dixon came from England In 17B4 Hud m's Bay company In Canada nett shlpe reached Corvallis during
Net gain in hay yield 40,000 tons at
for an Indlun to make a Journey a day fog Saturday or Munday And
was brought home Hurnlay from a for that ezpresx purpose
Tb y
Potash and
of 60 miles, If by doing so. he could turned back from there.
a coat o t *1 an acre—a net profit of
Eugene hospital and Is being cared were both men of sclentllb' attuln-
Phosphorus
for at the Frank McFarland home, menta, Mason nt one time being »»- ( obtain an extra pound of gun­
$300,000 annually to Oregon farmers
lie Is recovering satisfactorily.
B o h e m ia n s H o ld H ik e .
Blatant at the royal observatory at i powder.
applying aulphur.
Profitable.
The Bohemlane, newly organized
The Huxley Kem fam ily of Cor­ Greenwich. They ran the line with J Indians usually traveled In com
panics on their long c tn w trips to outdoor club, held a short hike Sun­
vallis, former residents, will move great care, cutting a apace eight
Doubled onion yields and increased
baiter their season'» catch of furs day afternoon under the leadership
the last of the week to Medford. feet wide through the forest and
yields and quality of potatoes, mint oil
Phosphates
When they arrived at a fort or post of Mrs. Mabel Dtxon, going five
M r Kem, who Is connected with setting up a alone ut the end of
and fiber flax.
each mile. Every fifth atone was I the factor seldom allowed more „jug , up the south Lorane highway
the Mountain Slates Power com
Pay, Too.
than two of his red cualomcra to An all-day hike has been scheduled
larger than the others ami hud on
pany, has been transferred
Rightly applied phosphates give
enter his storeroom at one time. for Sunday, the group to meet at
the north aide the arms of William
Do you need the up-to-date etyl
When an Indlun brought In Ids 10 o'clock at the Ninth street bridge
about 20 per cent increase of grain
I’enn and on the south those of
Ish hat Juet to suit your own per-
A
nd
Now,
P n f Tina at.
pelts lie was given u carved stick to start for the old Currin ranch.
The smaller In
yields on old western Oregon grain
ronalttyT Special reduction sale Ixjrd Baltimore
or oilier token termed a “Jlude- Those who plan to go have been
Timing.
Friday and Saturday. Vlalt New termedlate atones hud the letter
lands.
benver." being equal lu value lo a asked to take lunch; coffee will be
"P"
on
the
north
surface
and
”M"
York M illinery Parlor» and be
prime beaver skin, so this "Made- furnished by the club at a nominal
on
the
south,
for
Pennsylvania
and
aulted.
n7P
Lime has been used profitably on
beaver” was the standard of value. charge Miss Naomi Wynne will be
Maryland. The line has nothing to
Mrs. 11 Daugherty, who had vis­
most Willamette Valley soils for le­
do with slavery, except ax It u lti­ After the value of furs had been leader and those who plan to attend
ited several weeks at the home of mately became the boundary line
estimated and tie held Ids "M:o|e have been asked to notify her
gume crops It is needed on 1 million
a son, W. H. Daugherty, returned between free «fates and the slave,
beaver" token, the Indian proceed­
A schedule of hikes has been
acres.
Monday lo her home In Newport.
ed to buy bis goods for next season. made out by Sirs. Dtxon, chairman
though that was not the thought at
Mrs. E arl Garoutte. Mrs. John I.. tha time. When the line waa es­
For Time and Methods of Application
of the walks committee. I t is
Slark and Mrs. C H. Kline attended tablished slavery existed In Penn- 1
planned to hike December 7 to the
Sec Your County Agent.
the annual district convention of sylvanla as It did In the colonies,
Revocation of Rights
James P. Graham homestead In the
Degree of Honor held Thursday In and was not abolished In Pennayl- j
Forced O u t Huguenots Gowdyvllle district, with Mrs. G ra­
Albany.
vanla until 1780 and then only by :
ham as leader.
The
Huguenot» were the Puri­
Membership is open to those who
For good performance
clear a law providing that all colored
tans
of
France
In
the
Sixteenth
participate In two regular hikes
around the dial, try a Stewart W a r­ persona thereafter horn within the
and
Seventeenth
centuries
The
j
A STRONG BANK
and secure the endorsement of
ner radio. Ask us for demonstra- state should he set free at tba age
name ass flrat used about 1580; Its chartel
t tlon Ini your home. Nelaon Motor of twenty-eight year».
Hom« people think because we n r. »Ivin« «uch low price» we are
COTTAOE GROVE. OREGON
origin la unknow n. The Huguenots
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Co.
giving Inferior quality meal but ln » l« » d we are giving the beiit
suffered severely In the reign of
Mrs W . H. E d le fw n Die«.
Dale Hawkins, Al Rosenthal and
meat money can buy. There 1» none better elarwhere. Thl» la the
Francis I and his Immediate »ac­
H
o
w
V
e
n
ic
e
Procured
Mrs W. S A. Edlefsen died at 10
■
Bob
Stacey
spent
the
week
end
beat way we have to advertl»» by giving quality meat».
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cessors, and after 1502 were fre­
church will be the speaker. The
T h a n k s g iv in g S e rv ic e P lan n ed .
fishing on the Umpqua near Scotta-
Body o f P atron Saint quently Involved In war, under the p. m. Monday at the fam ily coun­
choir of the Presbyterian church
’ burg. Each caught a salmon.
try
home
at
Lorane.
Hemorrhage
Arrangements
for
a
Joint
service
leadership of such men as Admiral
For many year» Venlc# was the
Mrs. C. 8. Burkholder of Santa center of the most enlightened gov­ Uollgny and King Henry of Na- waa the Immediate cause of death. to celebrate Thanksgiving day were has been asked to provide special
Funeral made at a meeting of the minister­ music.
• She was
» p an .
Ana, Cal., who Is spending her va- ernment and one of the most pow­ varre. afterward Henry IV
ial association Tuesday. It will be
\ cation here at the home of
Mr.
France. Uollgny and from 20,000 services were held here today. Rev
erful states In Italy. Although her
Office Equipment The Sentinel.
Duncan P. Cameron of the Presby­ held at 10:30 Thanksgiving day at
Burkholder's mother. Mrs
Clara
to 30 000 other» fell In the ml«««
geography and her buildings have
Butkholder, spent several days last a unique fascination, her history Is ere of 8t. Bartholomew. August 24, terian church officiating. In te r­ the Presbyterian church and Rev.
Ira R Aldrich of the Methodist
over the academy course. He will be week In Dallas with her mother.
Christmas Cards. Sentinel.
1572. In spite of all this, they con ment waa in Eugene.
tha most romantic and plctnreaque
Mrs. Edlefsen waa born in Ham ­
a member of the team to represent
tinned numerous and powerful and
See the Junior play,
"Tommy,"
aspect of all.
burg,
Germany,
and
came
to
thia
the academy tn Its dual races.
the Edict of Xante«, Isaued In 1598
high echool gymnasium, November
Tha «tory of Rt. Mark, her patron
Ladles, you'll love Tom m y' Men,
by Henry IV. gave them full polit­ country In 1889 She arrived in the
It's worth a dollar but It's only
saint, la a daring and exciting one.
ical nnd civil rights. Their power Lorane valley from Milwaukee.
you'll fall for M arie' See Ihv Jun­ 80c and 85c, reserved seats 80c
In the year 827 A. D. a Venetian
W Is , In 1912. Several years later
ior play November 14, high school
Ram Jones, who had visited a ship lying In the harbor of Alexan­ was broken after the anrrender of she and Mr. Edlefsen returned to
Mr. and Mra. Harvey Holderman gymnasium
I.a
I!o<b.
-U
p end the revocation of
dria waa commanded by three men.
month at the home of a niece, Mrs.
W e'll prove our store is best.
have arrived from Knappa anti »«•
the Edict of Nantes by I.oul» X IV , Milwaukee, returning here during
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Hunt of Port­ Fred Beldler, left Sunday for his
Ituatoco of Torcello. Buonoof MaJa-
In any contest.
In 1085, and hundreds of thousands the past year Surviving are the
pect to apend the winter here.
land were overnight guests Thurs home In I«ong Beach, Cal.
mocco and one Stanradn. who w ere
of Huguenots went Into exile, go­ husband and two daughters, Mrs.
And we're after your trade with both feet.
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animated by the felonious but
Cleo Morelock went to l»ee thia day of last week at the home of
Richard
Ellman,
Milwaukee.
WIs..
ing to Prussia. Holland, Switzer­
ploua purpose of depriving the city
W e cut prices in two
week to bring home Mr« Morelock, their daughter. Mra. Duncafc P.
and
Mrs.
Catharine
Scott,
Lorane.
land. England, Scotland and the
of Its most valuable possession—
who waa visiting her parenta. Mr. Cameron
We sell while it's new,
New
world.
the body of St. Mark.
and Mra E, 8 Holderman
M r and Mrs. Carl Lund of Port­
And we handle all good things to eat.
Christian Revival to Continue.
After much argument and bribery
Hee the Junior play, the laugh land are visiting at the home of
Revival meetings being conducted
they Induced the guardian of the
»enaallon of the year High achool Mrs. Lund's sister, Mrs C. C. Cru-
each evening except Saturday at
P o tte r y 's P io n e e r
tomb to become a party to their de­
son. The Crueons and their guests
gymnasium. November 1«.
Joseph Wedgwood, the pioneer the Christian church will continue
•pant Thursday fishing at Scotts­
sign. Thus St. Murk was brought
of English pottery, 1” ,T3fl began at least another week, according to
The Nelaon Motor Co. haa »old a burg.
with great ceremony to Venice,
Pastor I. G. Shaw, evangelist. Two
HEINZ BAKED BEANS
HEINZ KIDNEY BEANS
W illy» Knight big six aedan to W
there to be given a magnificent re­ his association with the "potworks" have joined the church since the
H U T A H O M E IN C O TTA O E
where his brother waa master at
W ith Name Printed in
J H a rgan of Elkton.
ception and to become her patron
G R O V E Ws have a few exception­
With
Tomato
Sauce
g
med. size can»
the age of nine, and here he services opened. F. L. Cook of
saint.
The Duncan 1’ Cameron family al bargains on our listings. Very
W ithout Additional
learned the art of making pot» Eugene, for seven years a state
5 med. size can»
1 can FREE
'
have moved from Third atreet to easy terms M UST BE BOLD. S EE
upon the wheel In the ancient evangelist in Idaho, is song leader
1 can FREE
1 u
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Charge
O ïl north Tenth atreet, a houae US NOW . H all A Johnston, Real
The purpose of the revival is an­
manner. Early In 1759 Wedgwood
G r o w t h o f B ra in
formerly occupied by the A W Mc- Estate, Ixians and Sure Insurance
«tarred on his own as a manufac­ nounced to be to go back of sec­
I
f
O
rd
e
re
d
ut
O
n
c
e
According
to
various
authorities
HEINZ RICE FLAKES
HEINZ KETCHUP
408
Main
St.
phone
88
tfc
Oeorgs fam ily.
turer. Four years later he Installed tarianism to the simple truths of
quoted In Hall's "Adolescence," the
an "engine-turning" lathe In his the new testament.
For a used car that can give you
Mrs. C 8 Burkholder of Santa
size of the hraln Increases but lit­
No service will be held Sunday
work« and the first piece« s of
excellent service nt a very moder­ Ana. Cal . and Mrs I I A Hagen
2 packages-------------
tle after eight year». It reaches It»
Large Bottle ...
engine-turned pottery were pro­ evening, to permit the church to
ate price, see Neleon Motor Co.
motored to Redmond Thursday.
maximum size at about twelve to duced. Soon Wedgwood'» business participate in the W orld Peace Sun­
They will return today.
fourteen, though there may be a
Improved tremendously and he re­ day service at the high school gym­
1 Heinz Fig Pudding
Members of the local circle of the
very slight growth between twenty
ceived a command from the queen nasium. The revival w ill resume
HEINZ SPAGHETTI
1 Heinz Plum Pudding
Neighbors of Woodcraft plan to go
and thirty. In old age It grndunlly
Lcstun Durham, who Is attending
for a tea service. He also sent »ets Monday evening.
to W altervllle tonight. It being an Ashland normal, spent the week
loaes weight and size. "In the boy
1
Heinz
Mince
Meat,
6
med.
size cans
of cream-colored vases to the pal­
of fifteen, the volume of cell hodlea
anniversary celebration of that end here with his parents. M r and
Gray Gooae Changes Hands.
1
can
FREE
ace. which, after receiving the pa­
la already on the average 124 time»
circle.
Mrs. Nelson Durham.
Mrs. M. V Phillips has again
tronage of Queen Charlotte, were
their size at birth and by thirty
W e h ave 34 used cars lo choose
taken over the Gray Goose restau­
called "Queen’a Ware.
Glen Swanson, student at Ash
will
have
Increased
to
150-fold.
from and our price» and terms are land normal school, spent the week
rant which she sold to Carl Peter­
Cells constitute but a very »mall
right. Nelson Motor Co.
son several years ago. M r. Peter­
end here with his parents. Mr. and
part of the total hrnln, «o that they
R ich W it h R o m an ce
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Barker of Mrs. A. W Swanson.
son has not yet announced his
THE BETTY 0 0 ED DRESS
can Increase many fold and not
Redmond spent the week end here
O f all towns on the Rhine, Mainz plans for the future.
M r and Mrs. A. W Helltwell and
greatly affect 11» total size or
•IJM
with relatives and friends. Mr son Billy returned Monday from
probably recall» more stories than
weight."
Slim, awager. colloglate line» In
Barker fished one day at Scotta- Portland, where they attended the
any other. Mainz Is Gutenberg, the
the ever-popular dot pattern
burg and reported a good catch.
first printer'» towu. There are the
Pacific International Livestock ex­
For the Rualneaa G irl
older stories of the Roman legions
Mra. Joseph Rest of Portland, In position.
B e g g a r» O n es L icen ced
under Agricola, who camped there
For the high school Ml»»
a renewal to her subscription to
Licenses to beg for the rnnsoma
Miss Kathleen Kem of Portland
1,950 years ago; stories of the
The Sentinel, proved herself a good spend the week end with her par­
—did not end with Daniel Boone and George Clark.
Rises 1«. 1«. 18. 20
nf Christian« captured b.v the
Building rubbish fires in the
building of the cathedral, and the
political prophet when she said: ents, Mr. and Mrs. O M. Kem.
Guaranteed Color-faat
Turks were common long before
streets of the city is prohibited.
all-powerful
archbishops
of
Mainz
" I believe we w ill soon be saying
The pioneers of today do not use rifles, but in busi­
Queen Elizabeth'» reign. As eurly
PO LK A IK lTH
A. W Shofstall, S. T. Rose and
who were such an Important factor Considerable damage is likely to re­
Governor Meier."
ns 1517 a Hat complied of the beg­
R E D G R E E N BLUE
P. F. Rose flahed Sunday on the
In the history of the Holy Roman sult when fires are built on black­
ness life the old originality and daring still flourish.
gars and |>oor of ench wurd In I<on-
Laughs and thrills! You'll get Umpqua near Scottsburg
BIJLCK A N D W H IT E
empire. Then there was the starv­ top or concrete paving, and orders
don numliered over 1,000. To the
both In the Junllr play, "Tommy."
ing fiddler who crept Into the cathe­ of the council are that building
T H E H O M E Y DHFJ4H
This pioneer bank has been the old reliable behind
Be at high school gymnasium 8:18
persona on thia list were Issued
dral to play for the Virgin and fires in the streets must stop.
•IM
the first beggars'license«— round tin
p m.. November 14.
G. B. P IT C H E R ,
w
ho
was
rewarded
when
ahe
kicked
Another Reynold's model In ex­
legitimate business enterprise in its community for
badges with the arms of the city
Chief of Police-
W. H. Daugherty left Monday
off her golden shoe« Into his hat. n7c
tra sixes that wilt delight those
of London stnatped upon them.
for
Portland
He
will
be
away
ten
It
was
here,
too,
that
Becker
found
of a more generous build.
more than a third of a century.
Every one else was forbidden to
days on a business trip.
the Shakespeare death mask, once
Sixes 38 to 18
beg. under penalty of death. Those
owned
by
the
Kesselstadt
family.
George
Hruln&rtl
spent
several
AN AHBKHTOS M A T F R E E
who had badge» were expected to
day» recently In Eugene at the
W IT H E V E R Y I ’t l U I IA M K
Get beat prices direct from
do a little police work by helping
home
of
a
daughter.
Mrs.
Obre
HATCH DA Y
to drive any foreign competition
The week of November 10 to 15
car. One car here—anoth­
Story Tonic to Patient
Prucell
John Wilson carried hie
out of town.
is hereby designated as Clean-Up
er coming. I t’s the fam­
mail route.
How the ending of a serial story Week. Property owners w ill re­
helped a girl patient to recover has move all unsightly, unsanitary and
ous Aberdeen-Utah, a per­
Hemstitching 8 cents per yard un­
Just been told by Sir Bruce Bruce- inflammable materials and refuse
til January 1. at 288 Cherry court.
Dieting Not a New Fad
fect fuel.
Capitol $60,000
Ruxphu, «6.000
Mrs. Frank Hawkins and daughter.
There 1« In existence an Illustra­ Porter, a prominent London physi­ from their properties. I f this is
cian. "A novelist once wrote a placed in sacks, barrels and boxes
n7p
Rev. and Mrs Ira It. Aldrich and Mrs Guy M cFerrln.
tion hearing the date of 1014 which
serial In which the heroine was at the curb it w ill be removed by
fam ily motored to Bend Monday
proves to us that even ao long ego
N. E. Glass, C. H Hartm an. A. D.
suffering from a grave disease.” he city trucks without charge.
morning on bualnoaa. returning Wilson and W illiam R. Lancaster
there was an Interest tn diet. At
home late Monday evening. They were Initiated at the October 30
that time one Sauctorlua built him­ related. "A girl who was dying
C. E. FRO ST,
reported »now on McKenxIe pass meeting of the Eagles lodge. A
self a weighing chair so that he of a similar disease read the story, n7-14c
City Health Officer.
and
I
could
see
It
was
having
a
and that the road la In good shape dance followed the business meet­
could see Just how much food he
j,
The
M r. and Mrs. Earl HUI. Mis» ate dally. Thia chair was an In­ great effect on her mind.
except where new construction ing of the lodge last night
heroine got better—and my patient
Evelyn Veatch and Miss Gertrude
genious
device
connected
with
a
work Is under way.
The annual I. O. O. F. bazaar and
recovered, too. She did not know
Mr. and Mr». W H . Daugherty dinner will be held November IS. Dilley spent the week end In Port­ high steel rod on which there was
that I had written to the novelist
land, where they attended the O. S. a movable weight. The weight was
returned Sunday from a two-week The bazaar w ill continue all day In
and told him that at all costs he
C.-W. 8. C. football game Saturday
pushed
over
to
equal
the
weight
of
vacation spent In Portland, Seattle the Hubbell building and the din­
must allow his heroine to recover,
The
Stanley
Lockwood
family,
himself
and
the
food
he
waa
about
and other cities.
ner will be from 5:30 to 7:30 at the
ns tny patient’s life depended on it-
to
ent.
Then
sitting
In
this
chair
who
had
been
visiting
at
the
home
All work and no play la good for hall.
He rewrote the ending to save her
of Mr. Lockwood's brother. E. C. he would eat until the chair dipped,
no one. The 1‘aatlme for paatlme.
Now 1» the right time to have Lockwood, left Monday for their when he would end his repast.
life.”
Mra. W. I. Mills of Newport J your motor reconditioned before home In California.
Tenn., arrived Saturday to make w inter weather starts. Our work
Mrs
M ary Ham brick, accom­
Important
her home with her daughter». Mr». guaranteed See us for prices. Nel­
Treachery’s Reward
panied by a sister, Mra. W ilbur Mc­
R. H. Reed and Mrs. R C. McNew. son Motor Co.
Little
Johnny
burst into the
One
of
the
early
legends
of
Rome
Farland, and a niece, Mra. Mabel
house, brimming with Information
Miss Katherine Hentenway, who Baker, visited Sunday In Albany describes the treachery of Tarpela.
Colen Garoutte, cadet at H ill
about the family who had just
m ilitary academy. Portland, fin­ underwent an appendicitis opera­ with her sister, Mra. Lucy Arm ­ daughter of one of the Roman
moved In next door.
ished well up with the leaders In tion last week In Eugene, Is re­ strong, who haa been 111 for aever- leaders, says an article In a Boston
the annual two-mlle Interachool ported to be recovering satisfac­ al montha.
“There’s a father nnd a mother,"
paper.
Tempted by the glitter of
cross country race held October 31 torily.
he declared, "and they have three
Ml»» M yrtle Hubbell »pent Wed­ the bracelets which the Snblne<
kids that I can play with. They
nesday and Thursday In Eugene wore on their left arms, she offered
must he awful Important people."
w ith a alater. Mra. Lenora Pyb u rn ., to betray the citadel if they would
make her gifts of these. W illing to
he added.
Loren Harvey, F. L. Grannis and profit by her perfidy, but hatlug her
“What makes you think they're
Harold Lltw lller »pent Sunday flail­ because of her treachery, the Sa­
Important?'' his mother wanted to
ing on the Umpqua near Roseburg
bines kept literally to their promise
know.
Mrs. Florence Madden of Port- i to give her what they wore on their
"Well,” defended Johnny, “one
land, house guest of her parents, left arms us she opened the gates.
of the kids told me his father was
Mr. nnd Mr«. D. H. Hemenway. They threw their heavy shields
a vegetarian.”
spent Tuesday night In Eugene as upon her and crashed her to death
a
guest
of
Mrs
Alberta
M
c
M
u
r-;
Alber’i Mlnit oats, large
Rolled oat», sack ...........46c
phey.
G»»»»i» of T rain W h ittle »
package ..................... 24c Silk PI obb paper, 6 rolls 26c
Queensland “Rainmaker»”
Dr. Harold Axley and Frank
Among recent centenaries Is tliai
In
Queensland
rainmakers
use
a
Tropic Nut, 3 lbs........... 39c Tomato soup, 3 cons
25c
Galdnblnl spent Sunday salmon j
of the first sensntionnl railway ac­
fishing on the Umpqua near Scotts­ rain stick— a piece of wood 20
Royal Club coffee, 3-lb.
Powdered sugar, 2 lbs..... 19c
cident. It happened at the open­
Inelies
long
to
which
three
rain
burg They reported a good catch.
can ....... .................. $1.19 Royal Club jelly powder,
ing of the Manchester and Liver­
stones have been attached.
The
M
r.
and
Mrs.
George
Hawley
left
pool railway, and the victim was a
Milk chocolate candy,
4 packages ...................25c
rainmakers
go
to
a
lonely
i>ool,
one
CO M PO SER
OF
this week for Baker to spend two
cabinet minister. People bad been
of them fixes the rain stick in a
pound package ..........25c Peas, Oarden Patch, 3
or three months.
killed before, but It was felt that,
hollow
log,
and
everybody
leaps
In
Matches, 6 box carton ...15c
cans ........................... 49c
will play melodies from his own scrap­
if the high and mighty were in
Business was light In police court the water nnd splashes it. On the
again this week. C. Adams paid a way home the men scratch their
peril, something must be done. S»
book and tell of little human incidents
the railway engine whistle was In­
fine of *5 for speeding on south shins and the tops of their heads
vented to give warning of danger,
Sixth street and Charles W hite with twigs. No woman may set
in the lives o f musical celebrities he has
Yes, w e’re wise—We sell
and Rev. Sydney Smith said It
paid a fine of »8 for disorderly con- eyes on the rnln stick, although the
steaks that we know are
sounded like the despairing squeal
, duct.
*
known.
wife
of
the
chief
rainmaker
is
per­
1 pkg. Edgmont crackers
Fresh and that we know
of
a
lawyer
when
carried
off
by
his
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short and M r
mitted to scratch her shins with a
The
best
ever
These
programs, featuring Lee S. Rob­
master
the
devil
I
will bring people back for
1 cracker tin
nnd Mra. K. K. Mills spent the week twig If she cares to.
I end In Portland. They attended
re-orders. You can be wise
erts are known as "Sperry Smiles" and
the horse show at the Pacific Inter­
C o m p u lsio n '» R esu lt
too by b u yi n g your
Im parfactl»»
national Livestock exposition and
come to you a t 8:45 each Tuesday,
No human power can force the
Ar« you angry that others dlsap
STEAK here.
! the O. S C.-W. S. C. football game.
tntrenchments of the human mind;
point you? Remember that you can
Thursday and Saturday evening over
M r. and Mrs. W. J. Sturges, who not depend upon yourself,— Frank­ compulsion never persuades; It only
Carload
have been visiting for ten days at
makes hypocrites.—Fenelon.
the stations of the National Broadcast­
lin.
the home of their son, D W.
Sturges, plan to leave this week for
ing Company.
their home In Grants Pass
Mr.
Hard to Bxplai»
W isd o m M u s t Be E m p lo y e d
We have just unloaded a earload of thia wonderful flour.
| and Mrs. Sturges and the D. W .
I f laughing’s a sin, I don't we
Books are but white paper, un­
KFSD * K EC A * K G O ” K G W
Pillsbury flour is a nationally known flour. We believe
Sturges faintly went to Brownsville what the Lord lets so many funny
Fred J. Anderson, Prop.
less men spend In action ths wte-
Saturday and visited at the home things happen for.— Auonyraou*
there is no better, lhiy your w inter’s supply at these prices.
dom they get from thought— Bui- '
Free City Delivery
K O M O * KHQ
of M r. and Mrs. W . J. 8turges\
wet.
daughter, Mrs Doxsee.
Phone
4«
Gave Radlam to World
LaSelle Stewart and daughter
Radium was first obtained from
Wasted No Words
1 Dorothy spent the week end tn
Portland, where they attended the pitchblende bv M^and Mme. Curie
In a will of 29 words P. A. HL
Shrine benefit football game be­ and Bemont in
i
Herspln. West Hartlepool. England,
M IL L E R S O F SPERR Y D R IF T E D S N O W F L O U R
tween O. S. C. and W. S. C. They)
left an estate of more than a half
H» Gets It
were Joined In Portland by Lorsn
million dollar« to his wife.
Stewart, student at O. 8. C.
The little a man wants here be­
low Is a little more than hla neigh­
bor haa.—Chicago News.
Christmas Cards. Sentinel.
Fertlizer and Liming
Profitable on Most Soils
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY
No stamps on these specials
Specials for Saturday
Fancy Shoulder
Pork Roast
18c lb.
Country Style Ham
burger and pork
sausage
2 lbs. 25c
4 lbs. lim it
Lamb Stew
6c lb.
Lamb Chops
HVa lb.
Lamb Shoulder
Roast
E xtra nice
I2V2C lb.
Leg 0 Lamb
Ju st the right size
for small family
I7V2C lb.
Lean Boiling Beef
12M5C lb.
Fancy Young Beef
15c lb.
E xtra good and
tender
Morrell Pride
Skinned Hams
V2 or whole
28c lb.
Small size hams
Bank of Cottage Grove
BARTELS M A R K E T I
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City Briefs
M arsh all’s Cash Grocery
Christmas
Cards
SATURDAY SPECIALS
19*
The Sentinel
50
79*
8K
New Dresses
A t T he Fair
*
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^Pioneering
Don’t Build Fires On
City Streets
COAL I
Clean-up Week
The First National Bank
The Fair Store
Of Cottage Grove
C H E ST N U T
TR A N SFER
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O ffice
E q u ip m e n t
J
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THERE ARE SMILES
,
THAT make US happt
The
Sentinel
Grocery Specials!
Friday and Saturday
we, Óoiñótb hßd/e
canner-u7# * ?
w&e/e. ?
LEE S. ROBERTS
Cracker Deal
Fresh Cider
Both for 39c
35c gallon
Pillsbury Flour
Special prices for this week
49-lb. sack, $1.79
24-lb. sack, 93c
Four 49-lb sacks, $6.75
S m ith - S h o rt G ro c e ry
QUALITY
MARKET
SPERRY-FLOUR-CO