aurnNiBuooTTAOBoiiov<OMoœr.
ire. The Jackson fam ily will
' move Into the large house owned
by the Standard Sesonlng society,
j by whom U r. Jackson Is employed.
Mrs J. C. Buker visited Sunday
( afternoon w ith Mrs. Hlckerthelr.
Mrs. Cherry and children were
——
1 guests Thursday at the John Dugan
(gpeelsl te the Seatleel.)
home.
« o r. U —Sam O off of Cottage
M r and Mrs. Paul Lodi and chll-
Orove was a visitor Thursday at jre n visited Sunday w ith M r *
the C. S. Montgomery home.
Lodi's parents, M r. and Mrs. Stan-
Mr and Mrs. H A. Montgomery ley Hickey.
■nd daughter Nelda of Eugene
Mr. Parmer of Cottage Grove and
rpent the week end at the C. 8. John Trunnell spent the week end
Montgomery home.
fishing a t 8cotUburg
The Julius Repaleger fam ily of
“ r-
M r* *
£ OW* Un
Latham moved to Elkton Sunday Cottage Drove and Grafton Coff-
Allce Johnson spent the week end ^ ^ J, P J ^ 1.8u2d^y • v* n,n« •»
Alfred W hite home.
with friends in Eugene
J. E. McKibben of Coburg visited
M r*
Earl Jackson and two
small daughters of Latham left Sunday at the home of a cousin,
[ * | L W . McKibben.
November 5 for Sioux City,
where she will visit her father and
M r * nd Mrs. W illiam Keyes spent
r ? it .r
On her return she will Saturday fishing at Scottsburg
FRIDAY, NOVKMBCH >1, ItM.
tags Orove visitor last Friday She week end with her parents, Mr. and
spent part of the afternoon at the M r * C, H . Haight
home of Miss Cole.
Miss W llda Dyer, Mias Alice
Zelda Darnell
entertained
a Kent. Roy Hoetlck and Clarence
group of 14 young friends Sunday. Lewis were supper guests at the E.
November 16. h»r seventh birthday J. Kent home Friday evening. Af-
annlvarsary being on November 16 | ter wards they attended the high
The Torch Honor society held Its
Among those present were her school play In Cottage Drove.
' annual
Initiation In
the banquet
.. ............
ln ‘h*
cousins, Eileen. Frances, Kay and
Miss Ruth and Mies E lta H o h -, room of the Colonial cafe Monday
Barbara Wheeler, daughters of Mr. man spent Thursday evening with evening. New members were re-
and Mrs. H iram Wheeler, another home fo lk *
celved and old members were ad
cousin. Doris Wheeler, daughter of
Mrs Lawrence Brown spent Tuee vanced according to the number of
Mr. and M r * Oeoar Wheeler. Elea- day afternoon with Mrs. R. C. Bar- points each had earned After the
nor T e e te r* Leslie Beverly, Bertha field.
I ceremony the new members per-
and Everett Kim ball and Lorna
M r and M r * Alfred Teal, assisted formed short Impromptu stu n t* F.
Dean C o llin * A merry time eras by Mr. and M r * Stalder, picked the L. Drannla, principal of the high
spent playing gam e* M r * E. R Teal turkey crop and delivered school, and D. A Emerson. super-
Darnell served
cake and
fru it them to Yoncalla Monday.
Intendent. gave short talks about
punch.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar Jackson
and the benefits of the
society and
Mr. and M r *
Robert Paul of Ne- J. A. Joll
were Eugene visitors their Interest In It.
braska returned to the home of M r Tuesday.
Those Initiated as one-bar mem
and M r * E E. Paul Monday
from
Mr. and M r * Lee Nixon and M r bers were Erm a Bennett, Dorothy
Springfield, where they had been and M r * K. J. Kent were dinner Haney, Maxine Rohde. W illard
visiting for several days at the guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arne. Doris Anlauf, Maxine Nel
home of a cousin, John Haxley.
Paul Morgan Friday In Cottage son. Vincent Brlcher. Rose Brand
The Overholeer B ro * Lumber Drove, the event being the third age. Elisabeth M cl.ln and Verda
bring her IB-month-old baby with
Mr' *?d 2?™ , I OH ' P0 “ ” * “ nd
her and will ship their furniture «m Richard of Rowburg vUlted company mill was shut down this anniversary of Ihslr daughter Elva Brundage New tw o b a r members
were: Bernice M o a b y ,
Melvin
Sunday at the home of M r
and week because of a breakdown. Jean.
Mr. and M r * E. J. Kent and Breese. Jean Alltaon and Melba
Sawing of logs on hand will be
Mrs. J W. Maddux.
M r and M r * Maddux spent Fri- completed after repair* are made Charles Conner drove to Eugene Cochran. One-bar members recelv-
day In Eugene on busines* They
Mr. and M r * Ralph Teeters and Tuesday. the men attending I. O. Ing two-bar pins were' Evelyn
( 7 n n s t i n f l t i ( i n «pent Armistice day In Roseburg daughter Eleanor expect to leave O. F. lodge and Mrs Kent spending Smith Frances Mackln. R ita Bailee,
VM V U l l o n p o u u i i wjth frJen<u
thia week on Bn ex|gnded vU|, ,o the evening with a daughter.
Orval Etter, Kathleen Beidler and
W. A W itcher has been 111 with Ruth Olson. Those who received
▲ B attle Creek physician says
M r and M r * L. W. McKlbben California.
"oonstlpatlon la responsible ior spent Tuesday In Eugene.
the flu for a week but Is reported torch pins were: Carolyn Grannis,
Christian Help Band, S. D.
to be Improving.
j Florence Kebelbeck. Frances Rnn-
more misery than any other cause."
E llen Jean H anna spent the week met a t the home of Mrs. D.
M r and Mrs. Oscar Jackson and dall, Louise Wynne and W ilberts
But Immediate relief has been end w ith her grandparents up Row Kimball Tuesday
found. A tablet called Rexall Or- riv, r.
Mrs. E. E. Paul received this sons were Sunday guests at the Wilson.
Miss M yrtle Kem. adviser of the
derllea has been discovered. This
Mrs Max Kruse and children week a Nebraska paper, giving an Ralph W right home near W alker.
organisation, was presented with a
account of how neighbors shucked
tablet attracts w ater from the sye-1 w rn t to Eugene Monday,
corsage bouquet by the members.
t e a Into the lagy, dry. evacuating
x h e Denny fam ily recently moved SO acres of corn for a widow whose
V PI’E B ROW RIVER.
The members played
several
bowel called the colon. The water to Junction City
husband had died two weeks prev
gam e* Carloyn Grannis and Mel
loosens the dry food waste and
The old E M. Sharp houae. built ious. putting 2800 bushels of corn
I Special to the S oatisel.)
ba Cochran won first prise and Mr.
oausee a g e n tl* thorough, natural in i#o< now owned by the Standard in the crib for her, that she thought
Nov. 19.- M r*. John C arr and G ra n n l* W llb erla Wilson.
Mr
movement without forming a habit Sesonlng society, recently
was might be interesting as an example
children returned Friday to their Emerson and Della Gallo tied for
or ever Increasing the does.
moved onto property facing the of what persons ln other states are
home at Disston after spending a second prlxe. Light refreshments
Stop suffering from constipation highway. I t is being repaired and doing.
week at the home of M r*
Carr's
Chew a Rexall Orderlle at n ig h t w in he occupied by the E arl Jack-
Four delegatee from the Neigh brother, Russell Proudflt of Grants were served.
see
Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c to- son family.
bors' Friendship club, M r * E
E. P as *
Several members of the cast of
day a t the nearest Rexall Drug
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Paul, Mrs. Ashby. Mrs. George Teet
Dava Moaby of Klam ath
Falla the play "Tommy," to be presented
Store, Kern’s for D ru g *
ers and Mrs W. J. McCoy, will be
DIVIDE
visited Friday at the Ben P itc h e r. soon ^y the senior class of Vnlver-
present at a meeting In Cottage
* *.
n . ■ a»
j
9,fy hl«h school, came from Eu
Grove Wednesday, November 10, at h°u
(Special to the 8.1U 1.LI
Mr. and M r * P * “ 1 Ple{>*5 * " d gene Friday evening to see the
Nov, 10.—M r. and Mrs. Bonnie which Miss Gertrude Skow of Eu children of R u a d . were vUltora In
,.v
b , he Junlor claM
Perinl made a trip to Eugene Wed- <en*. home demonatrator, w ill give Roseburg Friday and motored from
Co, u < . drove high school
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clow, par- * demonstration on Christinas gift there to Corvallis, where they at
Miss Eariel G ilbert and Mias
ents of Mrs. Perinl, accompanied making.
tended the O. S. C.-U. of O. foot Jewel Mackenaie entertained the
them and spent Wednesday night
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ball game Saturday.
junior play cast w ith a party at the
and Thursday at the Perinl home.
HEBRON.
M r. and M rs A. M. Scott and son Colonial Friday night after the
Francis Ritchey of
Yoncalla
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Teddy were visitors Saturday ln play.
spent Wednesday visiting the Pete
(Special to U o SeadaoL)
Eugene.
O. D. Adame, state director of vo
Dallaguardi home.
Nov. 18.—Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo W ard of Cot cational education, who was sched
The M. J. Perinl fam ily spent Smith made a business trip to Rose- tage Grove visited Sunday at the
uled to address the assembly last
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Peri- burg Monday.
home of Mrs. Ward's parents, Mr. Friday, was unable to keep hie ap
ni's parents. M r. and Mrs. Carey of
Archie
Powell
has
moved
from
and
M
r
*
R
C.
Gleason.
P. 8. Buko w ski and
pointment. As a result no assembly
Drain.
the Patton mill to a farm near Co
M r. and M rs Ellsworth Dame- was held.
C. 0 . Murphy
Mr. and Mrs Irw in Thomas were burg.
wood and children of Dexter vis
The dramatics class, which It
week-end guests a t the M. J. Perlni
Mr. and M r*. E J. Edwards made ited Sunday at the J. E. Dame wood
composed largely of seniora. Is
home.
a business trip to Eugene Thursday. home.
working on It* Christmas play This
Mrs. Fran k M arketta spent one
Seldon Powell and Judd Doolittle
M ajor Gilbert Eckerson returned play Is to be given on senior class
P& ORSSIOBAI CARDS
day last week with Mrs. J. A. are building a line fence between to his home ln Portland Sunday-
assembly day
Mackey.
their ranches. Charles W hite Is after spending a week at the W. B.
Mias Eariel Gilbert's English I I I
___
The W illiam Jackson fam ily, who assisting them.
Patten home at Culp Creek.
classes are having ''observation of
t \K
w. L LEBow —I'ta U ii OffU. have moved onto the Lindstrom
Mrs. F. C. Führer returned Sun
Visitor* at the B. F. McCollum reading” book reports this week
day evening from Creswell, where home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs The book report Is given and an In
<aya by appoUtmeat Phon*«: Of flea »3. , The A rtie D u gan fam ily o f Wood* she had been taking care of Mrs. A1 Hamloth. M r and Mrs. Elm er teresting part of lhe book read The
reaideaae 107-R.
ard's mill spent Sunday at the J. Oliver Robinson, who Is seriously McCollum and Howard Freeman of
student then tells why others should
She returned Cottage Grove. Mrs Ruth England read the book.
r u t C. H KIM*. D m i M i . Ftrat Nwloa '
M ^M
J P e r ln i w ere ill with pneumonia
buildiaf. Cottage Grove. Ore
x r - ana
M
P e r ln i w ere Tuesday to Creswell to continue and children of Dorena and M r. and
Miss L o u i s e Shields' sewing
SpMlsUst la extraction, adiuiaiatratioa of dinner guests Friday at the home nursing M r*. Robinson.
Mrs. W. V. McBee. Loren Hunt and classes have on display In the re
abrase e 0*ld
Katie
Barkemeyer
spent
the
u
0*H,a'
°,r;L
2ur,,rr
of
Mrs
Perlni
s
sister.
Mrs
Sam
M
r.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Patten
of
Culp
lated arts room a complete school, |
OMlee ph
1», RrajLnra 12SR
Gillman of Bear Creek
week end with her parents, Mr. and Creek.
girls' outfit and party outfit.
PHT1I0IANS
The H a rry McDole fam ily visited Mrs. Herman Barkemeyer.
M rs. W illiam Thum
and Miss
old friends ln Eugene Sunday.
Jesse Culver, assisted by John
Glenda Roes
were
entertained
l 0 . I FROST —Physlciaa sad cor
THORNTON
CORNERS.
and Carl Kebelbeck. butchered three
s e o * Of Itos la L I » t Q i bulldia*
Thursday evening at the practice
hogs Monday, selling one to Len
Pheas 4T, Cottage Grove, Ongoa.
SILK CREEK.
house. May Chestnut, hoetess, was
(Special le the Svntlacl )
Culver of Cottage Grove.
assisted by Odessa Newcomb.
TTT AXLEY. M. D — PhycieUn sad u r
Nov.
19.—Mrs.
E.
E.
Chestnut
and
The John Kebelbeck fam ily were
(Special le the Sentinel)
The seniors decided at the clase
L I . r e o * gvealsg* by oppotounent Over
K orn. Drag star* Cottage Grave. Oraron
Nov. 18.—F ran k Peoples moved Sunday dinner guests at the Lou daughter Donna Jean left Saturday meeting Wednesday morning to
for Marshfield, where they w ill vie-
his fam ily to Lorane last week, the M arkham horn*
have their class party thia semes
A W. KIRK. M. D. — PhyelcUe sed
Plans for an entertainment to be It relatives for a few d a y * They ter for the benefit of thoee who will
AA- Surgeon. Obstvtrlcs ead dieeasee el district school losing two pupils,
given in December were made a t a were called there by the illness of graduate at mid-year.
___ a »nd children • ipecialty Offtoe Robert and Alfred Peoples.
Pirat Nstloasl Baak building. Phoaee:
club last Mrs Chestnut's sister, who la seri
M r. and Mrs. W. V McGee and meeting of the lad ies
V irg il Horn was elected captain
Offls* 1M ; nsldenee, 124-J. Resldeaoe R. A Trask and'daugbter Abigail Wednesday. A play, "Old Maids ously 111 in a hospital.
sddrws, 1140 n t t M ai*
M r*. 3. P. Shortridge went to Eu of the freshman basketball team at
After the
were visitors Wednesday of last Club,” w ill be given.
gene Monday to visit a few days the class meeting Wednesday morn
. U. FIELDa, M. D -
week a t the home of M r. and Mrs. business meeting the time
ing.
Gee. ObMetrlea and
spent quilting.
A large number w ith a daughter, Mrs. Ellens Gol
A WoolcotL
Practice for boys' Inter-class bas
a * Over Kem't Drag
den.
M r and Mrs. F . H. Vincent are were present.
ketball started Monday night
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Conrad
Keene
and
M r*. Tom W illiams dressed 50
expecting
their
youngest
son,
Elsie Short of Drain entered
fam ily of W alker and M r and Mrs
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ATTORNEYS.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Charles Vincent of Montana, to be turkeys Monday and delivered them Claude W illey of Saginaw were school Monday as a freshman.
in Eugene Tuesday.
ERBERT W. LOMBARD — Attorney
io r Thanksgiving.
Genevieve Woodard, sophomore,
Mrs. Trum an Clark spent Friday guests Sunday at the home of the was absent two days last week.
»1 Law. First National Bank building
Mrs. Clarence Rowe entertained
women's
parents,
M
r.
and
M
r*.
W.
pboas »4. Cottage Grove. Oregon
, the Neighbors' Friendship
club with Mrs. Guy Carr of Cottage
Haxel H u ff, a Junior of last year,
A. Keene.
j asttwa —
- W 1^ _ —s Thursday afternoon. November 13. Grove.
visited school Friday.
M
r.
and
M
r*.
T.
Van
Prooyen
of
Rain turned to snow Monday and
Notary Pnblle. Practice* Is »11
H ira m Wheeler hauled wood for
Bader building. Cottage Grave O. H . Brain several days last week. lhe «round was covered for an hour Cottage Grove were guests Friday
Beauty Nook la Sold.
Thus far there has not been evening of M r and Mrs. Joe Pre
Mrs. Mary B urcham w as a Cot-
Mra. Inez Meeks has purchased, J
frost enough to kill bean and to
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. T ren t and The B* » u»y Nook fr ?m
W llbur
■ATOBAI. POOD 0LINI0 AND
mato vines.
M ary Trent visited Sunday after- SP«*X- w.ho
« ' ° r ° ver *
LABORATORIES
Mrs. Fred Patton and M r * noon a t the Richard M artin home
Bnd
»nimediate poasea-
George Kebelbeck and Mrs. John at Walden
.«ion. Mr«. Meek« recently com-
Kebelbeck attended a demonstra
Mr. and Mrs'. Gene Boss and baby g!eted ‘ ^ auty 5? “, " ! ln
Health regained »et arali y »ad
tion given Wednesday in Cottage visited Sunday with Mra Boss' par- 8he, wUI be “ «'«‘ ed by M1"
Bestly by Natura', food*
FOR SALE— COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH Grove by Miss Skow.
ent«, Mr. and Mra. E. Elchler of Bailey-
sad 70 records. Price *20 or will
Mrs. Belle Geer visited a few
-M»»aagoe— Colo* Irrigado*
trade for wood. Boo Radio iU y Nel- days last week at the home of a Curtin.
TM WlUaaotto 8t. Pbone l! 1 7
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s7-21e
Chriitmas Carda. Sentinel.
Eo
Miss Bernice Thorne of London
FOR &ALB — PLAYER PLANO, MA- daughter, Mrs. Robert Powell and Is visiting Mrs. Olive Berry, while
bogaoy cara, fine condition and beau with a cousin, Mrs. L. F. Compton,
Mrs. Berry’s mother, Mrs. S. P.
Chriatmaa Card* Sentinel.
tiful tone, 60 roll» included. If yon nre at Drain.
wnnting a piano, call and Me thi. on*
Shortridge, is ln Eugene.
Mrs.
Gladys
Kimble
fell
Thurs
Bert V, Handn, north Pacific bigb-
M r. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher Acre
WB7-
__ nla-2Sp day and broke an ankle
M r. and Mrs. L. D, H u ff of Eu Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Jean
FOR SALE— DRY SECOND GROWTH
Dr wood, 16 inch length., «5 a cord. C. gene came down
Monday and Long of Cottage Grove.
Mrs. W. A. Keene visited Mon
L. H aase* paone 12SR, 152« es»t Main moved home a load of wheat which
Is a doctor’s Prescription for
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they had stored a t the George day afternoon a t the home of a son.
McCLELLAN’S WORM POWDER RE-
Howard Keene of Saginaw. The
COLDS and HEADACHES
moves worm, without decreasing the Kebelbeck place.
little son of M r. and Mrs. Howard
It Is the moat speedy remedy
lay. Sodium Fluoride or Black Leaf 40
Brother* proprtston
Keene was sick-
kills the lice. Mineral tonic keep, hens
known.
SAGINAW.
healthy. McClellan's products give satis
Mlsa M ay Chestnut Is staying In
8T 0R A 01 AMD GENERAL faction
alwny* For sale by Bert V.
Cottage Grove at the home of an
TRANSFER
Hand* north Pacific highway.__ nld-2*p
(Npvrial te 111 te e tin si.)
uncle, W ill Chestnut, while her
KNITTED LACE POR SALE— I HAVE
Nov. 19.—Mr. and Mrs. Conrad mother la In Marshfield.
Long Distance Hanling
for sale knitted lace for 42-inch pillow
•lip* doUie., scarfs, etc., or will knit in Keene and children and Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. M iller and Mra. Louis
length, to suit. Have ----
Mine
Flaao Kovtag a Specialty
« very pretty Mrs
M
Lowell Benston and children Layng and children of Mount View
Come in end see them. Mn. 8. w,
„ere dinner guests Sunday evening spent Tuesday w ith M r. and Mrs.
8. Treek, 154 Quincy nvenne.
- - —
Of/lce ph op« 6
nnAXn Bt the
Learning home ln De H enry Lake
POR SALE— YOUNG O. L C. BROOD
OOTTAGE OBOVE. 0BB0ON
eow due to farrow in about .lx weeks light valley.
M r * George Foeter, who under
Also a few weener pigs end some baled
Mrs. W. A. Keene and Mrs. Bert
BeaMenee Phone 190-Y
W G etting Up N igh ts. Backache,
etraw oau or wheat for sale. Claude Cline visited w ith M r * . Howard went an operation for appendicitis
In a Eugene hospital last week, is freq u en t day calls. !>*< Pains, N erv
A rne.phone 1PA
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ousness, or B urning, due to fun ction-
Keene Monday.
L ittle
Robert recovering satisfactorily.
FOR SALE— WEANEK PIGS. FLEM
si B ladder Irritation, In acid condi
Headerer, Anlaof, Ore.
n21p Keene, who has been ill, la improv
Mrs. Lake visited Sunday and tio n s, m ak es you fe e l tiled , depressed
FOR BALE— L A H“ ELECTRIC RANGE ing.
Monday w ith a daughter, Mrs. D. and discouraged, try th e l ystex T e s t
W ork s fast, sta r ts c ircu latin g thru
M r and Mrs. Ben Jackson and L. M iller of Mount View.
in good conditio* Also electric water
th e system In 15 m inutes, praised by
P riw reaaoaable.
Telephone daughter Agnes of W alker
were
Mr- and M r * Sam Kosanke of thou sn nds for rapid end p ositive a c
2S0L.
*n2 l e
guests Sunday a t the Lawrence M ount View visited Sunday eve tion. Don't give up. Try C ystex (pro
nounced 81ss-tex) today, under the
Montleth home.
ning at the J. W. Fisher home.
L. Leonard. Prop.
Iron-Clad Guarantee. Must quickly
Hazel Berry visited w ith Nellie
M M. Tlson was at Drew over a lla y th ese conditions. Improve rest-
EZPREU NRRYICE AT
FREIGHT
OFFICE A T HOWE'S
fn l sleep and energy, or m oney back.
, rate»—Freight hauling tram Pertlnod Conley Wednesday.
the week end.
; end other valley town*, lang dleteaee
CONFECTIONERY
Elvln Benston and Phyllis Holmes
Phillip Lake had as a guest Sun Only 40c at
Sealing ef nil kind* furniture asevlag nod
Phone 239U
Cottage
Kem’a for Druga ___
storage a n only a part ef the servias we of Eugene visited a t the F. T . Ben day, W illis Beidler of
.otter Cottage Grave • Xagone Freight ston home Sunday.
Orove.
T r a n si es Oompaay, phone M.
Inside
M r. and M r * Claude W illey spent
~~
FOB RENT.
Monday a t Leona visiting friends
DORENA.
¡LOW RENT FOR MODERN HOUSE TO and relatives.
right tenants. See Hall A Johnston or
Mrs.
Roy
Stewart
and
baby
spent
Elbert Bede.
( S p d a : to the Sentinel.)
>2 «9
Cottage Grove. Oregon
NEW MODERN H 0U8E FOB RENT. AL- Wednesday with Mrs. James Con
Nov. 18.—A basket social
_________________
__ I lived on
’A
fraid of «tomach gaa,
beri Woodard.
n7-2gn ley.
Mrs. James Conley and son held last Wednesday ln the F arm - goup for 5 raonths. Then I tried Ad-
WOOD fÒN AÁÜ.-------
era’ union hall. A short program lerlka and now I eat most anything
WOOD FOR 8ALE—OLD OROWTH FIR, George were In Eugene on business
• 8 » cord, 0. O. D., good dry wood. L. Tuesday and also visited at the was glven befor® the »uct,on o t ' w ithout any gaa."—Mr». A. Connor,
baskets Manuel Kinney was auc-
A dlerlka relieve» stomach ga« ln
M. Hankins, phone
I6F6,
Dlseton Logan Bear home ln Creswell.
route.
_______________ n7 2hp
tloneer.
Proceeds were
821.SO,; T E N m |nutea! Acta on B O T H up-
whlch w ill go towards paying ex- p«,. ttn(j lower bowel, removing old
I Dry risb-wood, 16 Inch, ,J 00 per load.
DELIGHT VALLEY.
Our ysrd ha. Mversl hundred cords of
penses of the basketball teams.
poisonous waste you never knew
dry usb wood oa band now. Wc guar
M r. and Mrs- Orlen Land motored waa there. Don’t fool with medl-
antee entlriaetion. We can »1.0 fuial.b
(Special to the Sentinel.)
' to Eugene last week.
I clne w h |ch clean» only P A R T of
dry fore.t wood and planer ends. Call
tn in « » 19.—Mrs. Alice Conner en- i M r'
M” ' P'
R ° * * Bnd bowel«, but let Adlerlka give »tom-
on us for l . r , . block wood or (reea elsb te r Nov.
wood In any lanstb. Phone 18. Down tertalned the Social Neighbors club O rville Isham of th l* place
mo- ach and bowel* a R E A L cleaning
town office— Kelly Dru, Store
First National Bank Bldg.
on J hur8day a t ( h«r home About tored Saturday to Corvallis, where and get rld ot a)| gag! Cottage
yV®L COMPANY
n7tfe
present.
Mrs. M artha they attended a football game.
Grove Pharmacy. (4)
H. W . LOMBARD, Attorney
__ PNOPERTT LISTINGS WANTED.
W yatt, who is connected with Red
B lll Klnsel returned Monday to ------------------------ £------------------------------
i WANTED -— LISTING ON PROPERTY Cross work In south Lane county, hlg home here from
Scottsburg,
tradee. elty for farm.. Hare boute to
trade for .mall farm, »00 acre farm for gave a very Interesting outline of where hg gp€nt ggveral dayg f|gh. 1
place eloee la. Seven-room bouse In town her work.
, ' *ng.
for emaller bouse. Can ,lva you (ood
Mr. Bement and son
0 1 ' Mrs. Fern K ir k was a bualnaes ,
trade on five-aere tract on hlfhwey, bonce
barn, price »000. Johsn.ru at Cre.weU western Colorado are visiting at the visitor In Eugene Monday,
phone 117.
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a7 21e home of a daughter and slater, i
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HOUSES FOR 8ALE
Mrs. L. M. Hankins. Thia la thalr
Danger
la Six#
BARGAIN IN MODERN HOUSE Pay- first trip west. They made the trip
T his Doctor's Prescription
“D ar 1» safety,” said Uncle Eben,
i mente may be like rent to ri»ht perion by auto-
or eubetantlal discount for all es.b. See
Gives Quicker, B etter Relief.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stalder and "In not makln' yohself too big Mos-
Hall A Johnston or Elbert Bede
n2tp
Don’t suffer the pain and discom
children were dinner guests at the qultoes would »oon be got rid of,
'
LOST.
If dey had enough size to let you fo rt of sore throat- Use a doctor's
LOST — LAROE SIZE, BLACK AND Alfred Teal home Sunday.
go
after
them
with
a
shotgun."—
white, clfar shaped Shseffer fountain
M r. and M r*. E. J. K ent and
prescription called Thoxlne guar
pen. Finder p ie c e return to Alvin Hodc- Lawrence were Sunday evening Washington Star.
anteed to relieve w ith the very first
eon, 986 couth Fourth street.
n ld 2»p
callers at the J. A. Joll home-
swallow. Not a gargle but a pleas
FOR SALE OB TRADE.
ant tasting medicine which relieves
Sunday evening guests at R. L.
A ncient City e f Fairs
WANTED TO EXCHANGE — CLOSED
ear for sheep. Phone Creswell 1F». F Learning home were the Lowell
Leipzig has been famed since the soreness and goes direct to the
W. Ozram.
a id-2»p 1 Benston and Conrad Keene fam i the Middle ages as a place for great Internal cause.
Thoxlne will relieve your sore
WILL TRADE, ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO lies.
fairs.
The town pls.vs a part In
for piano. Davenport Furniture Com
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conner
throat or coughing quicker and bet
pany.
n21c drove to Salem F riday and visited the commercial world for Ita books ter than anything you have ever
WE BUT, SELL AND EXCHANGE FUR- over the week end w ith M r. and and fur trade.
tried or your money w ill be re
niture, houseware, stoves, etc Daven
funded. Safe for the whole fam ily.
port Furniture company.
n21tfc Mrs. J. H . Ponsford.
L. M. Powell was a Sunday eve
Note for Speeder,
Ask for Thoxlne, ready for use In
CHILDREN CARED FOR
ning visitor at the home of a daugh
The faster you whl« through 38c, 80c, and 81.00 bottles. Hold by
TO CARE FOR CHILDREN I N ,
r O U T L A N D , OKBOOM WI81I
Ife the less you really see and : Kelly Drug Co. and all other good
borne. Fully experienced. Leona Vaughn, ter, Mrs. Earl Hayes.
phoae 173-Y,
d lt p
Gwendolyn H aig h t
spent the
.ear,—Detroit Free Pres*
¡drugstores.
High School Notes
week-end guest at the J A Bohnel-
»*46 Dogs Line need
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< dsr h um *
Lane county leeued 8646 dog II-
(gpeelsl te U m asetleel.)
Mr. and Mrs. W arren Kelly of censes for I960. aooordlng lu a re-
Nov. 1 0 - Mrs. Mamie Spaugh and Fairview and Mr. and Mre.Oeorge port at the off.ee of the county
Mrs. Josephine Hllm an of Eugene Istyng and Mr. and M r * W alter clerk.
visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Dowens of this neighborhood were
This le a new record and repre
S|uugh'e aunt M r * Amanda Sears at the Mrs Amanda Sears home sente the first full year of opera-
j A gchnelder pleU^ , , urUgyg for T u e sd ay helping to pick turkeys (Ion of the
county dog control
board which was provided for by
market Sunday. He had several for market.
Mr. and Mrs. Georg BJoreet and stale law at the last session of the
neighbors helping him.
little daughters of Cottage Grove legislature.
M r and Mrs Sam Koaanke vis were guests Sunday at the C. R
The board started work In June.
ited Sunday evening with Mr. and Dear home.
10<i*
M r * J. W. Fisher at Thornton Cor
M r and Mrs. Bert Myers were at
n e r*
I .(Mise I « * f Bindere. Sentinel
the D. L L ittle home two days of
Dale Ponsfnrd of Salem was a last week, helping to pick turkeys
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Relief From Curse
SPECIAL
ATTENTION
TO WOMEN
A N D CHILDREN
Imperial Barber
Shop
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Dr. G. Stahl
CHESTNUT
TRANSFER
CO.
WANTADS
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666 Also in Tablets
Kidney Acids
Break Sleep |
LEO NARD
TRANSFER
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GENERAL
TRANSFER
Young Wife, Afraid to
Eat, Lives on Soup
Cottage Grove
A d ju s tm e n t Bureau
Collections and
Adjustments
Sore Throat?
Don’t Gargle
IVeWdcomeyou
7bt hotel
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"Oregon's Own Cash Stotts'
Pay As You Go and Your
Money Will Go Farther
And it’s a true saying that it pays to pay cash at Gray’s for w e’ll
help you make your money go farther and yet be able to serve on
your table the country’s finest foods.
SOAP DEAL
Pineapple
2 ‘ ui
20 bam White Wonder 78c
1 Wonder Foain, Ig pkg. 40c
3 Toilet Soap ................ 30c
3 cans 55c
Rolled Oats
9 lb. sack 39c
FR EE
W ith this a t ... $1.43
10 Bars W hite
Wonder Soap
Mian-Luu
Oysters
5-01, cana
2 cans 25c
PET ER P A N COFFEE. “A Real Coffee”
Franco-American
Spaghetti
3 cans 29c
35c Lb.—3 Lbs. $1.00
All Gold
All Gold
All Gold
Fancy Kraut
Pumpkin
Hominy
3^ n
3>4.
3 cans 37c
3 cans 37c
3 cans 37c
Franquette Walnuts
Roasted Peanuts
3 lbs. 39c
Fancy—27c lb.
4 lbs. $1.00
Dallca Di.tmond
Fancy Hard Wheat
MCKenaie
Finest Valley
Pop Corn
Flour
49 lbs. $1.35
Flour
49 lbs. $1.19
Fi rat Claaa
Every kernel popa
1 Bbl—4 ska
... 35.35
1 Bbl—4aka
3 lbs. 25c
$4 69
APPLES
95c Box
OREGON HONEY
5 lb. pail 69c
ONIONS
MINCE MEAT
Oregon No. 1
Fresh in bulk
25 lb. sack 29c
2 lbs. 25c
Spitzenberira— Extra Nice
Gray’s Cash Store
PHONE 53
A ffiliated with Irish’s Cash Stores
Money Paid for Bottled
Drinks Builds School
House, City Hall, Armory
Your schools, your city hall, your armory are, no doubt, a
source of considerable pride to every person who buys a
nickel bottled drink. They ought to be, for they are splen
did buildings, and you, no doubt, are paying part of the
tax money with which they are being paid for. You are,
no doubt, proud to have a part in providing such splendid
buildings. However, you probably have no objection to
letting industries of the city pay their share of the taxes
w ith which such buildings are built, and we are wonder
ing if you know that if every nickel drink drunk in Cot
tage Grove were manufactured in Cottage Grove, it
would require increased equipment upon which taxes
would be paid, it would require additional employes who
also would pay taxes, and would spend their money here
to help others pay taxes.
The easiest way to reduce the tax to each individual is to
increase the amount of property paying taxes. The way
to increase the amount of property owned by such indus
tries as a bottling works, a bakery, a creamery, a wood
manufacturing plant, is to buy the things these industries
make whenever it is possible for you to do so.
Give Your Home Community
First Chance
Demand Cottage Grove
Bottled Goods
Cooperating in thia campaign are the Electric Bakery,
City Bakery, Cottage Orove Creamery, Cottage Orove
Bottling Works, Cottage Orove Sentinel, Cottage Orove
M anufacturing Company.
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