It. cauelng « quantity of bark to I school class last Thursday «Tanins
1AODVAW
M r and Mrs. Claude Willey and
Is spending a few days with her
fall on his head He « I taken to Five |„ th . claw c a lib r n t iT t h ^ r
grandparents. M r and Mra. Camp Miss I* v s r n Willey wars Bunday
* Eu* * n* ho*P*tal. Hla Injurie« birthday '-universe rise In Deeem-
l*p ««lel ta Ike B eailael I
bell.
dinner guests at the Lowell Han
proved not serious
her.
Dec. 23. —A shower was given at
Ilea Tucker spent Saturday with «ton horns.
Bleota Thordenburg and H«l«n
Philip Hsrssy 1« spending hla va
ths F T. Hanston horns Wednesday a slater. Mrs lAwrsnce Monllsth.
• c" * ‘ umt P *rtv <*»'"" ln Grants Paaa at the home afternoon in honor of Mra. Stsvs
Mrs. Enright visited Saturday af
Week Raw Feeds
»Ivan Friday evening by the Re- of an aunt. M r * Ausland
Houston. Those preeent were Mrs lernoon with Mra. Otis Chapman
The
houle
refrigeration service
Truman Clarke camo home
L«a Nixon. M r * Osoar Jackson, Tha Chapman baby, who was very
urday evening for a waek's
n - i t x - j ï
„ J
M r * Oval Powall. M r * Donald sick, I* reported to be somewhat aays that raw foods should be
g ^ 2 - 'ï,nJw d%
g 15 5
«— “ lion.
washed thoroughly, thru Immersed
Wltohsr. Mrs. Aden Miller. M r * better.
for Uva in I nu Ics In a alone lar
Misa Hasel Führer and a friend.
J " d « “ ’ï
W llm > Sutherland. KatUo Kahler W illiam Roalnbaugh. of Rugan* Lylo Scott, M arl* Nixon. Agnes
A number from her* attended a Ailed with « freeh chloride of lime
Jackson. Mrs F T. Benston, Mrs.
Mr. and M r * Paul Morgan end hiked to Hlackhutte and back Sun were week-end guaets at the F C. lAtarsll Benston and the honored dance at Creswell Saturday night solution, hnlf an ounce of lime to a
Euhrer home
Food ilnvor or
M r and Mrs. teigan Bear and gallon of water.
daughter Mr. and M r * J. M Linda
guest. Refreshments of cook Is*.
day afternoon
Mra. Young and Mra. Smith vis Jsllo and coffee were served.
children of Creewell vlalleil at the ■liinllty « III not he harmed and the
mood and daughter. Mr. and M r*.
Elisha G«er is on the tick list.
germa « III he destroyed.
ited Saturday In Cottage Grove
Ralph Blank. M r and Mrs Harold
Herbert Allen from Oakland. G A. Shnmpang home Sunday.
Mr. and M r * Tom Rogara of with M r * Susie C a rili*
W olfard, Mias Viola Strong, M r and Moscow.
Cal., la spending bis vacation at ths
I
d
*
,
with
their
daughter
We would wish you happy Ohristmvi
Hebron school closed Friday with
M r * Hugh Nixon and daughter and
of Salem spent several days last a Christmas tree and a splendid horns of his parents, M r and Mra.
If we could but grasp your hand.
Judson Allan.
M r and Mrs. E. J. Kent and son.
week at the W illiam Lively horns. entertainment In the evening The
M r. and Mrs Lawrence Brown
Lavern W IIley of Laona spant the
And a bright »ucceMful New Year,
Miss Nora W ard of Porena spent pupils will have a week's vacation
were Eugene visitors Friday.
week end with a alster-ln law, Mrs.
But we know you understand;
the week end with Mrs John Small
Miss Annabells Ollcrlst will close Frances Willey.
L. VI Powell was a Sunday eve
M ra W. T. Jone* and Daisy W a r her school at Irving with an enter
So receive these words of greeting
ning caller at the home of a daugh
M r and Mrs Charles Sharon
wick
spent
Sunday
afternoon
with
tainment and Christmas tree on span! Sunday with M r and M r * K
As a grip of friendship true,
ter, M r * Earl H a y « *
i M r * John Small.
Christmas svs. School will resume H. Koch.
Mr. and M r * H a rry Benston
And accept our hearty wishes
Mr and Mra. Ard*« Geer and M r * January 5.
417 431 Mitin S t , 0 ittage Qrov«, Oregon
spent Sunday- at the horns of Mr.
M r * Jamas Conley visited school
For a glad New Year to you.
Belle Geer spent Wednesday at the
Ml«« Katie Gilcrlst's room, the Wednesday.
Pension's p are n t* M r. and Mrs.
W illiam Lively home.
third and fourth grades In the
Oscar Jackson.
Mr. and Mra Vern Keahey of
Forest and Ferral Coa were Sun Lorane school, w ill take part in
W . L. Hatch of Cottage Grove
Delight valley spent Wedneeday
day guests at the Georg* Suther ths community tree and program at
was a Sunday afternoon caller at land home.
evening with M r and M r * Howard
Lorane Christmas sva.
Keene.
the home of R. D. Tucker.
Mr. and M r * Delbert W ills and
George
Kebelbeck
Jr.
and
Flor
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W itcher and
Edith Eaton of Ashland spent
Mr. and U r * Vern Shortrldge of ence Kebelbeck are home for the Sunday at the G ertrud* Buchanan
C
children were Saturday night vis
Westwood,
C
a
l,
arrived
Monday
Christmas
holidays
from
Cottage
boms.
itors a t the Pave W illiam s home in
evening to spend the Christmas va- Grove, where they attend school,
Cottage Grove.
Mina Campbell of Cottage Grove
cation
w
ith
home
fo
lk
*
Mrs
W
illiam
Johnson
was
sur-
M r. and M r * Oscar Jackson and
ow*'
^
°
^
e
rl
Phillips,
and
M
r
*
W.
prised
Saturday
evening
when
she
Dean and J. A Joll were Saturday
visitors In Eugene. Pean remaining C. Shortrldge spent Thursday with came home from town to find
M r * O. P. W illi*
IM T H B W I I T
group of her friends from Hebron
over night with a sister. Mrs Harry
Gordon Foater spent Saturday In enjoying themselves In her home,
Benston.
the occasion being her birthday an
Miss Clita Walden. Francis Horn Cottage Grove with relatives.
Miss Dolly Newton and Miss Reta niversary. The evening was spent
and Reginald Haight were supper
Halles, who attend Cottage Grove visiting and playing cards. Planty
guests at the C. H . Haight home
Quickly Relieved by
high school, are «(tending the Christ refreshments were served, consist
Monday evening.
Safe rreecrtptloii
ing of sandwiches, pickles, cake and
Mr. and Mrs. Oval Powell and mas vacation «-ith home folks.
Levi Geer spent the week end at coffee
She received as remem
daughters plan to spend Christmas
Here's
a doctor's prescription
the W. T. Jones home.
brances a table cloth, sofa pillow ., called Thoxlne that Is really throat
with Mrs. Powell's parents at P a l
Elm er Berggren went to Portland set of goblet* two handkerchiefs | insurance. Its succees la due to Its
las.
evening on a few days' and a quart of honey Those preeent quick double action. W ith the very
Mr. and Mrs R, C. Barfield were Sunday
business trip.
M r and Mrs. George Kebel- ftr, t , WB„ OW It soothe, the .o r .
Eugene visitors Friday.
Robin Woods is on the sick list.
Miss Porothv W itcher came home
i”
w
»nd stop, the coughing
It
Archie U alker. Lou Markham . Miss goes direct to the Internal cause
from school in Corvallis Friday and
M
iriam
Piper,
M
r
*
Jeasie
Gilcrist
L
A
T
H
A
M
.
is spending the Christmas holidays
The remarkabls
thing
about
and Lester Gilcrist
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Thoxlne la that while It relieves al
(S p ecial Io tke S eatlael.)
E. W itcher.
most Instantly It contains nothing
Dec, 22. Mrs. D. Dowdy of Eu
Typewritcr Supplie«.
Th» harm ful, and la pleasant tasting and
A Christmas program was held
gene
is
visiting
with
Mrs.
Gardiner
S
en
tin
e
l
at the Delight valley school Mon
safe for th * whole family. Singers
day n ig h t A large number at of Cottage Grove until after Chrlst-
and speakers find Thoxln* very
tended.
valuable. Put up ready for use In
notice or final settlement
The John Trunnel fam ily spent
Guests at the C. H . Haight home
33c. 60c. and 11.00 bold*« Your
N o lle . | . hereby ( t e e s tk sl Iki andsr- money back If not satisfied Sold
for Christmas w ill be the E
E. Sunday at the Lester Van Nortwick
■I<ne,l has filed herein her flnnl neeounl
Paul and Melvin Paul families of home.
ae the ad n iln ialralrli o f tha aatele of i . by Kelly Drug Co., and all other
Miss Jessie Pruett of Cottage 8 B urnells. dreeaaed. with tha county good drug store*
Silk creek. Reginald Haight of Cor
(l)
vallis and Gwendolyn Haight of Grove was a dinner guest Friday court of L ass county Stale of Oretua.
aad an order bee bare made aad raiared
evening at the J. B. Grubb home
Eugene.
of record dlrectlny Iki» notice aad a ettlas
The Latham school will close the iO ih day of January. 1S31. at tha
Charles Conner and son graded
Retween Christmas and New Year’s savings have been famous
Tuesday. December 23. for Christ hour of t o o'clock a m aa tha lima aad
roads Monday and Tuesday.
tha county court room ta the roualy court
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown mas vacation and wil! resume Mon houae
for
many years . . . but never have they been so startling as
at
Euyrna.
Oraroo
aa
tha
place
for
and son and M r. and Mrs. E. J. day. January 8.
tha h-arlnc of objeelloaa. If any to aaid
this year! Every Winter coat in stock lias been repriced at
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Maddux spent final account aad tha final eettlom aat of
Kent and son attended the Christ
»aid calata.
mas program at the Christian Saturday in Roseburg.
•n unbelievable saving We cannot describe each coat to
Paled and flrat publlahad thia l» th day
L.
W
.
McKibben
spent
Sunday
in
church
Sunday
n
ig
h
t
of December. I #S0.
I-rv Remington Injured.
sent to a Eugene hospital, from
you hut a visit will convince you that such splendid materials
^ 1 's t e ®f iaal publication January
Guests a t the home of M r. and Eugene.
L«c Remington, woods employe which he was dismissed Wednes- Mrs. Charles Conner
_____ ___
for __________
Christmas Tha T. Powell fam ily visited Sat-
and such authentic styling haven’t been obtainable at this
CKLEATHA A. B fR X E T T E . Ad-
of the W . A. Woodard Lumber com day.
w ill be Mrs Lydia Lackey, Mr. and u r la 5' “ 1 the Ira Powell home
m lalatratrii of Eatala of J. 8.
pany. suffered a severe Injury- to
price many seasons I Come in I Select youra now I
Mrs. W alter Lackey and son and
and Mrs. J. D. Coffman.
Burnette, Deceaaed.
one side of his face Saturday In an
W ell,” said the visitor to the M r. and Mrs. Arch Gilham and G raiton Coffman and Mrs. J. S HERBERT W LOMBARD.
Attorney for Eatala.___________d 1S JI Sr
odd manner
He w *s chopping little son of the famous m otorist fam ily
Powell spent Saturday a t the Al-
some bark from a tree for a fire “and how are you getting on at
The W alker basketball
team fred W hite home.
MOT!Cg o r nM AL n m j w n r r
during the lunch hour, when a school?"
Mrs. Albert Hull entertained Mon
played the W endllng team In a
chunk fell from the tree and struck
• Fine." said the little chap. I"m league game on the W alker floor day night. December 22. with a
Notlco le herehy (te e a thal U e aader-
him in the face. One of the face now learning words of five cylin Tuesday n ig h t
dinner party, honoring her father. •i<n»d hae fUed herele hie r is a i A r c u a i
bones w »; fractured and he
adm inlatrator of tka aalale af J
d e r*" —London Chronicle.
Miss E lta Hohman came home A. L. Woodard, on his birthday an aa
Haaaea. deeeaaed. »U h Ih e eoualy c a n
Friday for the Christmas vacation. niversary. Covers were laid for of L u e eoualy. Stalo of Orefoa. aad aa
For Hours Around
She will enter Monmouth normal Mrs Ella J. Woodard, Mrs. Susie ordar haa b e a nudo aad aalerud af r e
ord
d
lr
e
c
tia
f
tbla
aotice
aad
B
e
l
l
i
n
e
Ibe
January 5. Miss Ruth and Miss Carllle, Mrs. W. A. Hemenway,
the House
u
. »»«hi day of D cem ber. ISSO, al tbr bear
Dorothy wil] also spend Christmas Read Hemenway. Mr. and i t r * I. of IO o d ock a. a . la tho fo r a n e a of aald
with home fo lk *
G Shaw. M r. and Mrs. E. E. Mc day aa thè timo, and Ihe eoualy c u r t
The modern homemaker ta always
M. A H o m and son Francis drove Lendon. Mr. and Mrs. Clem S arff room of thè euuniy court kouae al ba
La«« c«uaty. O rvfoa.
tk* place
ready for a friend who “drops in (or
to Portland Sunday and returned and son Darrell, M r and Mrs. G. W. for h»aria< of obpcU oaa. if aay. lo «aid
Monday. Miss Clita Walden stayed Cowing. M M. Tison. M r and Mrs PiaaJ tccou at In U o finn! ••ttloaioai of
just a minute” or for an unexpected
with Mrs. H o m
Lee W illiams and son Alien Lee. the •Aid e su lo .
trip to ihe grocer's—because she lias
Dated
aad
flrat
pah
link
ed
thla
IS
lk
day
Guests at the H o m home for guest of honor and Mr. and Mrs. of Morembor. 1010.
plenty of becoming frocks in fresh
Christmas w ill be the brothers and Albert H u ll and children. M r.
Date of laet p u bileallea Iti» a s u day
YOU GET THE FU ll
terns and becoming styles.
sisters of M r. Hom .
Woodard announced that he was of Docombor. 1010.
DOMALO HrflRAM D. A doti.lo-
Mr. and Mrs. Joll had a new 73 years old. A fte r the first course
A M O U N T OF YOUR
trator o f C auto of J. M. Haa-
radio installed last week.
readings were given by Lillian Hull,
I
O A N IN C A S H
Mrs. Gowing. Mrs Hemenway. Mrs. HCRnCRT W. LOMBAAD.
A U om sy /or l « u u
■ 0A d 0 A<
Carllle. Mr. Shaw and Mr. McLen
N O D E D U C T IO N S !
LO N D O N .
don. The room* were attractive
with Boston Ivy and the table cen notice or salb or real pxopw * tt SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
(S p ecial to tke S e a tla e l.)
on attachment execution
| #
COURTEOUS SERVICE.
•
Dec. 2 3 —I t was erroneously an terpiece represented Santa land.
Is hereby « ie e a that by eirtae
nounced last week that the London Candles completed the table decora of N no otice
altachm eat e»«e«Uon issued out of
Smart! Washable!
school entertainment was to be held tions. A social evening followed the ihe circuit court of Lone county. S tale of I
Friday n ig h t The London school dinner
Theos arc etpecisllpi attractles hnosa
The Albert H ull terins, who were 1930 In en aclion wh„r*ln LaSel?a*Rt«i
will give an entertainment and en
frocks ol washable printed labrtes in fins
ill last week w ith severe colds, are
" r B r,MANV »U'lO'NG. SECOND H O O .
joy a tree Tuesday, December 23.
ciNtoo — Ihe ttyles are diettnetive with
reported
to
be
recovering.
Douglas Kahler, who is attend
ujeslty collar and girdle effect» -regular
d*«*a**d and Ruth Cooper
defendants; *nd wherein on the
of
* tig h tn
ing state normal school a t Mon
and extra »net. Re »ure to tre ihem— many
September.
1000.
the tald .SMbiltff
plain
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rases
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4
T H O R N T O N CO RN ERS.
mouth, is spending the Christmas
.,'men ha»« purchased several at this
*red a judrrneat ncnlaat the »aid defend
ante for the au in of i l i hundred fifty tw«
holiday vacation with his parents,
ihrilty prtc*
(S pecial to the Sentinel.)
dollar« a ia a lr a la s
canta
(««52 a 01
SS)
M r. and Mrs. T. F. Kabler.
Dec. 23 - M r
and Mrs. J. N. eighty-firs dollar« (»S3 0 0 ) altoraays tea
by the State.
Miss Viola W elty, wno teaches in
aad coat« aad disbursem ents laasd
at
Centralia, Wash., and Miss Daisy Maule of Portland visited all last
W arwick, who attends business col week at the home of their daugh (» 1 8 2 5 ). which ludgm ant waa aatarad
and docketed la the clerk 's office la aald
lege in Centralia, arrived Saturday ter, Mrs. O. B. Amest.
court Is aaid county on tha aald 2Sth day
Andrew Lake of Not! spent Mon of Sepu m ber. ISSO. and attachm aat aaa-
to spend the holidays here. Miss
! W elty w ill visit at the home of a day with Mr. and Mrs Henry Lake. eutloa to m« directed, commanding ma.
la the name of the State of Oregon. In
M r. and Mrs. M att Maddeas of order
sister, Mrs. C H. Woods, and Miss
to entltfy sold Judgment. Interest,
W arw ick w ill stay w ith her grand Silk creek visited Sunday evening attorney» fas. eosta and disbursem ents
w ith M r. and Mrs. J. W Fisher.
mother. Mrs. Alexandria Lyons.
and accruing co st* to sell the following
M r. and Mrs. C. R
T ren t and described property, to-w it:
Josie Bemis who teaches at Noll,
B egtnalag at a point In section 21
and Ollie Bemis, who teaches at M ary Trent visited Sunday after
tow nship 20 aoatb range
west
Timber, came home Saturday to noon in Cottage Grove with Mrs
34 8» chains east of the northwest
corner of the Jam es H McFarland
spend the holidays w ith their fath Fannie Rhodes.
D L. C. No. 5«; thence north 2« de-
Miss Ethel Chestnut, who has
er and step-mother, M r. and Mrs.
eeo »net 7.50 chains; thence east
Jesse Bemis.
been employed at Coquille, came
72 c h a in s' thence south 2 « degrees
» « i t 2 chains: thence south 17 de
home Saturday.
M
rs
W
.
L.
Townsend
and
Mrs.
To oar patrons and friends,
gree« w e ll 1 chain:
thence south
M r and Mrs. Joe Premaxzl and
Harold Abeene are ill w ith flu.
20 degrees w est 4 31 chains thence
Lee Remington was injured Sat daughter Joanne spent Sunday with
w est
chains to the place of begin-
To oar customers, too,
nine, containing 2.0« scree of land,
urday while working in the W. A. Mrs. Premaxzi's sister, Mrs. Frank
more er leee, ta Lane county. O n -
Here’s the wish we are making
Woodard logging camp. He chopped LaBlue of Hebron.
^ow
. therefore. In the name of
th e ,
Mrs. Bessie Smith went to Spring-
into the bark of a tree to remove
This Christmas for you:
field Saturday to attend a banquet s ta te of Oregon In com pliance w ith said
execution and order of sale and la order 1
given in honor of her daughter, to
satisfy said Judgment, latareet. attor I
May the pleasure that lasts,
The Famous Eastern Oregon
who is going away. Mrs. Smith re neye fees, costs aad disbursem ents aad ;
Made from a Blend of Valley
turned here Sunday to the home of accruing coate. I w ill, on Tuesday, the I
And the joy that endures,
Hard Wheat Flour
20th
day
of
Jsnaary.
1030.
at
tha
hoar'
Soft and Hard Wheat
her son. L R. Smith.
of 10 o'clock la the forenoon of aald day,
Miss Ellen Am est, who is attend at tha southw est front door of the Lane j
And success for the New Year
ing normal school a t
Ashland, county court house, Eugene Lane county :
FOB S A L E — MI3CELLAMEOOS.
Forever be yours !
came home F riday to spend the Oregon, offer for eale. aad' sell for caeh I
FOR SALE— ONE DRAG SAW NEW
at public auctloa, subject to redemption I
this fall, with new blade. P rice »50. D. holidays.
«» provided by law. all the right, title and
M r. and Mrs. Sid Savage and interest of aaid defendants and ail per
L. Kimball, inquire at Oak Oroea Service
station in Silk crank d istrict on Lorano little grandson of Cottage
Grove claim ing be, through or under them
sad to to ld promisee.
hixhw ay.
d l# 2 8 p
visited Sunday evening at the J. W.
Dated and first published th is 10th day '
STUM PAOE
FOR
SALE — CURTIS Fisher home.
of December. 1930.
Veatch, phons 2F13.
d l» -2 6 p
^
D
s t e of Inet publication January 18th.
M r and Mrs. John W illlan and
TU R K EY S FOR SALE — MRS. C. H.
Miller, 1% mile« southeast of C ottafe daughter Cherry were Sunday din
1». BOWN, S h eriff Lane
Q fove. phone 1SF14.
d26p ner guests of M r. and Mrs. Guy d i9 J18 hwl
County, S late of Oregon.
FOR SALE — JER SEY HOLHTErN COW Lewis in Cottage Grove.
to freshen December 20 with second
Mrs. E. E. Chestnut and Miss
celf. A good producer and very gentle.
Pure bred Ancona hens and pullata. Henry Ethel Chestnut were Eugene visit
egg, layin g «train, (1 and «1.25 ea ' ors Monday
cockerel« «1.25. John M acauley, route 1,
F. L. Hockett returned Saturday
Creswell, 3 m iles southw est of Cree-
» •U -
d26p from Portland, where he had spent
FOR SALE — AT A BARGAIN, LARGE two weeks on business.
Jot, fire-room house on pared street
M r. and Mrs. C. R T ren t and
near grade and high schools and unirer- M ary T ren t visited Monday after
elty In Eugene. John M acauley route 1
noon with M r. and Mrs. A Pitcher
Creewell.
We Know How
of Blue Mountain.
c
3
c
3
C
3
C
3
äü
™ s ä x s t i *»
J e C P e n n e y C o .u a
D SPA K TM K N T
Prices Down!
Savings Up!
3
C
3
W in te r
COATS
Sore Throats
and Coughs
KNOWLES
& GRABER
a t th e lo w e s t
prices in years
Sues /or Women,
Misses and Juniors
HARDWARE
$8 $10 $15
Cottage Grove
O r e g o n
iha
y/
* 0T O R B
Frocks-Crisply Fresh
M
H earty Greeting
F u ll o f Christinas Cheer
pat
W ith B right and Cordial I Fishes
2 for $1.00
For H appiness A l l Year
B EN EFIC IA L
L O A N SOCIETY
COTTAGE GROVE
FL O U R M ILLS
20th day Are , COr. WlllomattA A
<•*
9It«
EUG ENE, OREGON
G ra y ’s Cash S tores
Greetings!
ARE OREGON’S OWN CASH STORES
I
Pre-Inventory Sale
r
Prices Good Prom December 26 to the “End of the Year”
4
Dalles Diamond Flout
M cK en zie F lo u r
49 lb. sack $1.19
49 lb. sack 98c
W ANTADS
Just Think — Nothing like this since before the war
W ise m a n H a rd w a re
Help the Dairy Industry, use more butter
Cottage Grove Creamery Butter, per lb....... ............................ 32c
Marshall-Wells Associate Store
YOUR H EA D
H R IS T M A S
G R E E T IN G
Pounds Sterling for Great Britain and Ireland—Francs
for France, Belgium and Switzerland — Kroner for
Sweden, Norway and Denmark ; Roubles for Russia and
Poland—Kronen for Austria Hungary—Finmarks for
Finland— Marks for Germany— Rupees for India— Lire
for Italy—Yen for .Japan—And last, but not least,
T h e A lm ig h ty D ollar
l i e sell exchange fo r them a ll
The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
3apfc«I *80,000
Surplus. $25,000
Should Be Well
Tailored
EXTH E SB SERVICE.
E X P R E SS
SERVICE
AT
FREIGHT
>■•1««— F relrht hauling from Portland
and other rnlJey t o m ,
long distance
hauling of all kinds, furniture m orlng end
storage are only a part of the se re Ice we
offer. C otU ge Orare ■ Eugene Freight
A T ransfer Coi----------
HEBRON.
(Special to tke Ssntlnal.)
IMPERIAL BARBER
SHOP
Dec. 23.—D. L. M iller of Mosby
P. S. Bukowski, Prop.
creek held a turkey shoot Sunday
D R T WOOD.
at the Archie Gilham place.
D ry slab.w ood 15-ineh. «3.00 por load.
Alphonse LaBlue rented a service
Our yard ha» »«v»ral hundrad sords of station
from Wayne K irk and
dry slab wood on band b o w . W o guar-
a a tss u tlsfa c tlo n .
Ws can also fornltb moved In Sunday M r. K lrlt left
dry forest wood sad planer end*
Call Sunday for C a lifo m i*
on os for largo block wood or green slab
Roy M u rry returned home Friday
Is a doctor's Prescription for
wood In any langtb.
Phone 1«. Down-
from Corvallis, where he Is attend
low » office — K elly Drug Stora.
OOLD8
and H2ADAGH13S
. - - - , ClTX^FpEL, COMjP/jTjr. . .«?tfs ing O. 8. C., to spend his Christmas
I t Is the most speedy remedy
vacation.
FOB »AI.■ OR TRADE.
known.
Those attending the vesper ser
WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANOE“Y U R
church
nltura. houaewara, »to»«* etc. D aven vices at the Presbyterian
port Furniture company.
n21tfe Sunday afternoon were Mrs. Fred
Patten and children Bernice and
WOOD FOR S A L E .
Ivan, M r. and Mrs. Addison Heath
WOOD FOR SA L E — DRY OLD GROWTH and Mrs. Jessie G ilcrist and daugh
wood. No. 1 grads, «8 a cord.
Sams
grade green, «5 a cord.
Lae Spang.n- ter Katie.
berg, office at Cameron A W illiam s n r -
M r. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith and
vies station. F ifth and Quincy,
phono Mrs. Young attended the cantata
at the Church of Christ Sunday
W Osttlng Up
Backach*
SALESMEN WANTED
evening.
frequent day calls. L < * trains, Nerv
ousness,
or
Burning,
due
to
function
SALESM AN W ANTED — BY LARGE
Mrs. M artin returned to Medford
al Bladder Irritatio n , In acid condi
eaatern Ilfs Insurance company. Have
training course, assuring »neesss. E xperi Sunday after spending ten days tions, makes you fsel tired, depreneed
ence unnecessary. W rits to P ostofflce Box with her mother, Mrs. Fred Arnold, and discouraged, try the Cystex Test
W orks fast, starts circulating thru
298. Eugene, Oregon.
dS-26i who has been 111.
tha system In I t minutes. Praised by
Tom W illiam s and son Stuart re thousands for rapid and sosltlvs ac
FOB RENT
FOR RENT OR W ILL TRADE FOR turned home Saturday evening from tion. Don't give up. T ry Cystex (pro
fsrm property— Modern slx-room plas Dufur, where they were employed nounced Slss-tex) today, under the
Iron-Clad Guarantee. Must quickly
tered
bungalow, unfurnished. Oarage, this
summer running a steam allay
these condition* improve rest
1030 W ashington nvenus, city. Inquire shovel,
ful sleep and anarsy, or g»ONsy M O *
Mrs. 0 . A. Blackburn, motor route 2, box
Only
M
a at
Mra. Trum an C lark attended a
35. Eugene, phons Springfield 124-W .
d!9 28p birthday party given by her Sunday
666
Peter Pan Coffee—“The Same High Quality” lb. 3öc; 3 lbs $1.00
W h ite Beans
8 lbs. 50c
R ed B eans
10 lbs. 47c
C arnation M ilk
Tall Gang
8c can
Baby
4c can
F ull C ream C heese
P er lb. 20c
B lue R ose R ice
8 lbs. 50c
Carnation Wheat Flakes
Large package 23c
B acon B ack
P er lb. 25c
666 Also in Tablets
O re g o n H o n e y , 5 lb. pail
Q ettlng
Up Nights
’■ for Drugs
69c
GRAY’S CASH STORE
FREE CITY DELIVERY
Affiliated with Irish’s Cash Stores
P H O N E S3
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year