OOTTAQK PIOTI. OBSOOS.
nsl
Thursday afternoon. Twelve W ise R ender W ill N ot
| Ooooooooooooooooooaooooc
P lebeian P u rsu it* T h a t
present Mrs. Darnell enter
Spoil Joy in N aw Book
tained with several games. Mrs.
A ttra c te d French K in g *
D. T. Kimball won a prise In a
One should read a book in the
Repairers working on the Ver
guessing contest on advertisement* way he goes through a strange sa Ills« palace discovered, up under
' M rs Swanson won a prise for cut town In h it car. Charles K. Trace- the eave*, a miniature forge, to
to F l y ? _ „ _
t i n g down an apple In lea* than well writes. lh tb» Washington which Louie X V I stole away to
five second* while blindfolded. At Star. He does not atop the vehicle P'*.r at being a plebeian Iron
(Speclel to the genii», I )
------------------ W IL L IA M R. NELSON
the cloee of the afternoon the host
M r. and Mrs. W illi* Morris of ess served each member with a at the court houae, aud launch worker, and also a toy bakery In
ooccocoooooocccooocooooc
W alteriliv are vial ting at the home paper napkin and a lunch of forth Into a public denunciation which Louis XV, supposedly the
of tha architect who created the moat dlaaolnte of all, crept off to
of Mr«. M o rn *' parent», M r »nJ "chewing gum."
The club will structure.
Vertical Banka
play at being a baker.
M rs D. T. Kimball
meet with Mr» Charles Trembly
Hs dews not assemble a gather-
Had hla subject* realised, had
IRPLANES and automobile«, as
M r. and Mrs. George Teeter* on May 14.
Ing of natives in the square aud Lout» X V I been a monarch with a
machhiee of tran»|M>rtstlon,
left tor Eugene Friday of last
K. E. Paul I* making general im
week, M r. Teeters being admitted provement* on hi* place and i* now proceed to tell them that the tra f • a ir for modern publicity, had he have many traits In common, C _
fic regulations of their one-horse distributed pictures of himself 'a
student pilot soon realise*.
But
to a hospital there for treatm ent painting his house.
town are vile, their streets badly leather apron before a forge and
they also differ widely.
The stu
Both returned home Tueada) of
M r. and Mrs. S. V. Allison and la need of repair and their mayor anvil he might have saved himself
dent »ho drive* a motor car pick*
this week. M r. Teeter* i* improving daughter* of Cottage Grove, Mr.
evidently a sap of the flrst water. from the guillotine.
up certain phases of flying quickly.
•lowly.
and Mrs. E. S. Paul and Mr. and
No. he does nothing of the kind.
It would have given him the Other phase», however, because
Amo*
McGarvIn
of
Cottage Mrs. A. VVoolcott and three »one
He may w-e all these thing* and he touch of humanity that make* king* they are peculiar to flying, are con
Groe returned home Monday, a f l i r _______
motored ■ up ___
the ___________
old Lorane high
may want to he so assertive, but
But Louis con fusing and difficult to grasp.
a visit w ith an uncle and aunt. M i.
Sunday and picknlckod atThe the chancea are exactly 100 to noth and toller* kin.
I encountered one of flying's par
and Mra. Robinson.
top. climbing Bald butts during the ing that he will merely keep hit cealed hla penchant for hammer
ing hot Iron; and only a few au adoxes In my lesson on “vertical
The Neighbors' Friendship club afternoon.
eyes and ears wide open, and be thor* of court memoir* writing «00 banka“
met at the home of Mr». E. R. O ar-
W illis Morris of W altervillc and Interested In everything he sees and
late to do him any good recorded
“ In a vertical hank the controls
. W ilbur Collins motored to Klar-v hear* and go on about hla busi
the fact that he sweated and pound ernes," my Instructor explained.
, ath Falls Sunday, hoping to find ness, that of getting out of town
ed and puffed hla bellow* under “The rudder, being In a horizontal
I employment there.
to the next one.
the eaves of hl* palace.
Instead of a
vertical position,
Chester Allen has employment in
Reading a new hook is somewhat
It la In a long hall containing
i Cottage Grove a t tha Woods ser similar. A book la a Journey, the machinery of the superb clock serves as tha elevator and the ele
valor becomes the rudder. Ilemera-
vice station.
which, once taken, can never he over the entrance door that the ber that.“
I. N. Sprague and Charles Trem taken again Ir Its exhilarating new
forge la found.
Here, escaping
lie took the control* at SLOW» feet
bly were Eugene vvisitors Tuesday hess. Its pristine colors. Its excite from the affected graces of hla be-
Mrs. Oscar Wheeler, who has ment. It's vividness, Its common wlgg*d and perfumed hangerson by and told me to follow through while
he showed me the vertical hank
Made to Order
been seriously 111 for several days, place drama.
climbing a narrow spiral »fair the
maneuver.
It wns not C'~_
was
admitted
to
a
Eugene
hospi
N
’o
matter
how
flne
a
book
may
After-operation b e l t s ,
king could be a mun.
He could
from any other hank except
tal Monday, underwent an opera be. or how much one may entov Its take lesson* from a workman
he held the stick over longer
ipine aud kidney bells,
tion Tuesday and is reported to be second reading, or Ita third or named
Germain,
whose simple when the plane'» wing* were alt
elastic stockings and sur
recovering satisfactorily.
fourth reading, there can never he pleasures hs envied.
vertical, brought the stick to
Mrs. D. T. Kunball entertained but one flrst time with It, and. thia
gical appliances made to
The pastry shop lu which Louis tral and well hack. To I
Tuesday
for
her
son
Eldred,
com
being
true,
one
Is
a
fool
to
spoil
it
order.
X V made cake* and hiacuila la more he moved the stick In the
plimenting him on his first birth It hy talking, or snoring, or fum ornate, and down on a more digni
direction and held It there until L .
25 years of practical ex
day anniversary.
M ra Kim ball ing, In hla own behalf.
fied floor of the palace.
plane righted itself.
perience assures you su
served fru it Juices and cook lea A
On the level with the rooms lu
“Rank over until that wire (mean
birthday
cake
adorned
w
ith
one
perior service.
which he quartered Du Barry and ing a diagonal brace between tha
candle was also served.
N ativ e Irish Costumes
La Pompadour, facing on the Court
wings) Is parallel to horlson,“ hs
Headquarters K E L L Y
Bridges Are Being Rebuilt.
B efore Queen E lis a b e th of Deer, Is the abandoned royal Instructed. "Then neutralise f
8 Ik Creek. M ay A —< Special.» — j
DRUG STORE or write
stick and pull It back Io hold I
W riting <>f the native costume of oven.—Brooklyn Eagle.
Several bridges on the Silk creek
fo r information.
ship In the turn. I f the 1
road are being rebuilt by the coun Ireland In the early days. "Costume
push the bottom rudder [
ty. They are the one near the Throughout the Ages' says: "Since N o th in * M o d e rn A b o u t
member you will be on your
Royal Oak filling station, one near Ellxabethan days the dress or the
I f the noae drops, push top t _
L ik in g fo r “ F lip -J a c k s ” der."
Specialist
the Swanson ranch and one be Irish has had little to distinguish
It from that worn to England, but
tween the Ashby and E.
P. 0 Box 337
Msrdt Gres jollification in old
I hanked over abarpty and i_
before the time of that queen who, England reached a climax at noon
retches.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
like Henry I II . made many laws on Shrove Tuesday when the so- the brace wire became 1
pertaining to the clothing of her called Pancake bell rung from the with horlson. neutralised 1 ’
LONDON.
«objects, Irishmen wore ktlta sim parish church tower, signaling a and pulled It back toward me. '
l i m r H m iie P rin t Shop F irs t
ila r to those of the Scotchman, ac rush of frying pan and batter on movement “tightened" the circle,
(Special Io I be 8oatlaeL)
the elevator, being In a vertical po
M ay 5.- Mrs. John Small, Mrs. companied by legging* laced In by the part of the village goodie*, and sition, acting as a rudder. To In
«
rin
g
tipped
with
bronxe.
shoes
of
general feasting and rejoicing of crease the diameter of our circular
W. C. Shcrtndge and Mrs W T.
Jones spent Friday w ith Mrs. E lla brown leather, and a pleated linen Tom. Dick and H arry over succes course I allowed the stick to c*
shirt.
Over all was a sleevelew sive batches of pancakes until fur
Wills, the occasion being the la t
sllghtly forward. As It did ao my
loose cloak that was long and made Into the night
ter's birthday anniw ersary.
Instructor . shouted through tha
of bright-colored wool. Some wore
Robert Geer of Junction City
In the words of a Seventeenth speaking tube:
a fitted coat, much like the present-
spent Sunday w ith a brother, Joe
century chronicler: “'Shrove Tues
“Hold the »tick flrroly. I f you In
day
frock
coat
with
tight
sleeves,
Geer.
no collar, and a broad girdle at the day there Is a bell wrung, call'd crease the alse of the (urn we will
Mrs. C. H. Woods spent Tuesday w ilat. . . . The women wore a the Pancake bell, the sound where lose altitude. Now try bringing the
W e Know H o w
afternoon in Cottage Grove with linen undergarment and over this of makes thousands of people dis nose up and donn with the rudder
Mrs. B. A. P ru itt
long gowns of the same material, tracted and forgetful either of man pedal«.“"
The London-Shoestring road is in dyed saffron, or a costly fabric Im ners or humanitie.
Then there Is
At flrst the crossed controls con
good repair and is being used. A ported from the continent
Their a thing called wbeaten floure, which fused me. Seeing the earth on one
short stretch ia yet to be grav long capes had hoods attached. In the evoke» do mingle with water, side and the sky on the other also
elled.
Jewelry, they wore bracelets pins, c<gs. »pice, and other traglcall, bothered. But after a hulf-hour of
P. S. Bukowaki, Prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Abeene and brooches, rings, and toques about magical! enchantment*, and then practice I had apparently mastered
Mr. and Mrs. Elves Kelley spent their necks Today, modern Conti they put It by little and little Into a the maneuver aufllrleotly- and my
part of last week with the Hubert nental dress Is found In all parts frying pan of boiling suet, where it Instructor signaled for me to return
Ewing fam ily near Grays Harbor. of Ireland, all traces of the old makes a confused dlsmall hissing to the airport.
P R O F E S S IO N A L CARDS
(tb. »1«. » « U n N««»»••«» Uslas.t
untlll at last by the skill of the
Wash.
dress having disappeared."
cooke, It Is transformed Into the
Mrs. Joseph Abeene and Henry-
DEM Tl*rS
form of a flip-jack, card a pan
Hess made a trip to D rain Mon
B abylonia» L aw g iver
cake, which ominous incantation
I T kK W. X. LhbUW .— 1/MkUAi. O iiic day.
Tribe of Smiling People
Hammurabi wn, the most lllus-
Fifth aad Maia street« Hear*, 1:19
the Ignorant people do devours very
Mrs.
Carl
K
ing
and
children
of
trtou* of all the Rnbvlnnlsn king«.
The Samoans are a happy rare.
to 12 aad 1 to 4*40. Kvs*aia<« and Sue
day» by apputntdumat. Pboaee. Uffim >6. Toledo are visiting Mrs. King's They are smiling all the time ex greedlllie."
He wa« the sixth of the Amortttc or
realdeaae JL07-K.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phil cept when they are laughing and
By which It will be seen that
West Semitic dynnstv and reigned
lips.
It takes very little to make them there is nothing new uuder the sun. 48 years between ?Drt7 and ?O2fl
K C. H. K1MK U eotuv h m iu itu .
The
John
Pertm
and
Julian
fam
i
B C. Hammurabi promulgated for
al bank building. Cottage tiro««, or«
laugh.
A large group of native and that flapjack* are prepared and
fepeataiiat la extracuoa. adauaiatratioo vl lies spent the week end on Smith stevedores toiling under the torrid
consumed now in much the same use throughout his empire one of
Bitraaa o&id aad uajrgea. oral aurg«r) river.
the greato«t legal rode« ever de
sun were thrown Into convulsions fashion that flip-jacks were in the
Olflc« pave« IO. Ka^jdcao« iAb-K.
Howard Cox and children vis by the Bight of a tractor which they Seventeenth century.
vised.
A fairly complete ropy of
FHYftlClAJfl? — —
ited Sunday a t the George Powell were taking from the hold. They
tbe rode was found shout the
home at Lorane.
Twelfth century at Suss Inscribed
concluded It was a new kind of
ft. G, S. FMOST.— PbjeicAae aad aar
S o a tk D ako ta's “ Lost Lodo”
Mrs. Thos. Foster and daughter an automobile with a single seat
on a dlorlte stela eight feet high.
geoa. Office ia L a w • a a build«
Shirley spent the week end a t the The Samoan has llttte or nothing
Pbone 47. Cottage Grove. Oregtm.
Finding of tho "Lost L tx ie ' In tbe
Apparently the stone had been
George Alleman borne a t Divide. to worry him and hence bis Jovial Black H ills of South Dakota re taken to Flam as plunder hy In
A lL K i, M. D.— Pbyaiciaa aad ««u
His food grows all calls the way in which trace of vaders during tbe Ister period
•geoa. Eveaiag* by appoiatuieat. t>««r Vera GIlham gave a party Sat disposition.
urday evening to celebrate her about him and his clothing demands this tremendously rich fissure of of Babylon's decline.—Pathfinder
kua i Drag «tor«. Cottage b r o u . Oregon
Magazine.
birthday anniversary.
are quite limited. A clean garment gold was lost more than 30 year*
" a W. KIKE M D. — Pby.utaL ano
Frank Welsh, a cattleman,
Mrs. J. E. Ban ton visited Mon of bright colors and some cheap •go,
Surgeon Ob «to tries ano di »ea»<*e ol
aroraea aad children a «pastiaiij Offic day at the Harvey Shipp home at Jewelry make a well-dressed wom was hunting deer uear where gold
Arbor Day
He
First National Bank building Pbon»» Black Butte.
an and the yonng children wear no first was discovered in 1874.
Olfiea. 4*4; reaidenc«. 146-J. Meaideac«
sat down on • rock to rest, and
Nebraska was the first state to
Mrs.
Glen
Ban
ton
and
children
clothes
at
all.
There
are
many
bddreaa. I I 49 w««t Maia.
observe Arbor day. The flrst Ar
spent Sunday at the H arvey Shipp short and sudden showers, hut as Idly began breaking a piece of white
bor day was on April 10. 1872, on
U. F1ZLDS. M. D -
home a t Black Butte.
a rule the climate Is warm and quartz. Suddenly the quartz spill,
Uaa. Obstetric« aad die
revealing a nugget of coarse gold.
which occasion mure than l.UUU.iM)
The Roy Ew ing fam ily are viait-
an. Over k a a « Drag Store. c'*“ *** ing thia week in Kennewick. W ash, sunny and the temperament of the
trees were plumed.
He hurried back to Custer and
people seems to be the same.
Orava.
was grubstaked by M att and Jack
-------- with Mrs. Ewing's sister, Mrs. John
ATTOBMEYS
Daly to work the claim.
Welsh
Webber.
Novel's In tp ira tio B
knew nothing about mining, but bs
Cold Crasns Long Po pu lar
e r b e r t w lo m ba k u — Attorsi,
Sir Itliler Haggard wrote bis fs
Mimeograph Supplica Sentinel.
D o o t let this Jar your cold found tbe quarts vein, rigged up a
»1 La». V in i Nstlonsl Baak bulidio*
“ Kins Soloiimn'» Mines"
Pbon» (14. C » tlA < » O r o * » . O r - f o n
cream, girls.
B u t ' believe It or primitive crusher and washed out s maul
result nf H dollar I m - i
111« I
•bout ISO a day. But be cut across
not."
that
Indispensable
cosmetic
of
I I J StilNJi — Attere»? ni La» »a»
er had Jusl flulslied '
today's femininity has been keep the vein, instead of followlug lL InlaiuL then s new b>u>k and ( „
Botar, Public
Pructic»» In all
nomi» Badar building 'Jottuf- Ora».
ing tbe wrinkle* from milady's face so finally be had to qulL While be ■•liiritl that II wns die tlneet tl
i
Or-rnn
for more then 2.000 year*. So says had been getting gold out of It be be Imd ever read.
Itliler bel
Charles Whltebresd. curator of the turned down fifio.OUO for the claim. » doll«» lie would write a loM>k
division of medicine at tbe National
Mould sell ss well
BATES
museum In Washington. What ta
•'D « « c a o f D e s tb ”
Ona cent th» word. Min I maw of Ï5 more, be says It Is the second old
DORENA.
words. Reduction of 10 cents >a sny sd
Ths word ''macabre" signifies
est of all pharmaceutical prepara
L r cath with cop,
tio n * And do you girls know who “pertaining to the danse macabre,"
fApe>r|«l to Ik«
,
EXPRESS SERVICE.
“Invented" your old standby! To or the "Dance of Death." This was
M ay 3.—Mrs. Ruth England am
EXPRESS SERVICE
AT
FREIGHT quote Curator Whltebread. "the a favorite allegorical representa
Mra. John Isham and daughts
rule.— Fretshl haulms Ire» Portland
tion in the art, literature and pan-
and o<b»r »aii-r towns loaf dLtaaoe fragrant unguent ha* changed very
Gladys motored to Eugene Satur
ttm
lm
e
of
Europe
in
the
Middle
little
from
the
original
formula
for
hauling of all kind* furniture n,owing aad
Chestnut Brothers, proprietor»
day.
»forage are onl, a part of th e s e r v ic e we ungueutum refrigerans eeretum. In ages Death was represeuted as a
®ff«r- Cottage Grove • E u g e a e Freight vented and prescribed by the Ro skeleton leading other skeletons or
STO R A G E A N D G E N E R A L
*^l_r*a»fer^Cou.paii,. pbon, V*.
iabtfc
Ac
TRANSFER
man physician Galen, sometimes living dancers to the grave.
_____
MISCEEEAJgEODS
known as the fa th e r of phar cording to the Century dictionary,
Long Distance Hauling
the name Is probably derived from
r o a SALE— LOT 65x215. CLOSE IN OX macy.' ”— Patnflnder Magazine.
Sixth atreeL Pa,ing. water, xidewalk.
that of an obscure German poet
garag« fruit and »hade tree», herring
Piano Moving a Specialty
who wrote dialogues of death. Other
bent of land. Erie» »«00. George Laiu-
authorities attribute It to tbe Ara
tiiem. lb» huuM tuoter. J10 E. 17th En
Glaciers aad Electricity
Office phone A
Sen., Oregon._______
asdt/e
Changing sizes of glaciers are of bian word “makablr" for "ceme
OOTTAOE OBOV'E, OREGON
WOOL AMD MOHAI«~IS CHEAP. IP practical as well as scientific im tery" or to the name of some paint
,ou a n going to tell it. 1 will appre
Beeideaee Pbone 100-Y
ciate It if ,o u will tell to me. Will p a , portance, and hence for many years er of the allegory. I t is pronouncod
s t much at an,ona. and f i e , , m honett elaborate measurements have been ma-ka-ber, tbe flrst "a” as In "ask,“
weight«, and the tsma f s i, treatment l i s t made of them, partly under govern tbe second "a" as in “arm," and
I have gi.en yon in the paet. Will eiao
with second syllable accented.
bay lsmbt sad a s , kind of fat »beep. J. ment auspices, says Nature Maga
j W, Vestth. phone 174J.
mlLi-ip zine. There Is an International gla
WALKER CXIOM HIGH SCHOOL DE- cier commission, founded In 1894.
Tka Po'koM»«
sires bid» for painting the ouitida of which collects such measurements
tenoolhonee one coat io similar colors as from all countries and publishes
Dropping down to old Richmond
Bt preeent. Also refisiah inside Adore
The Swiss gov from Washington, the tourists de
and woodwork and palm u b ict. U«e them every year.
rood grade of paint. State kin-L C. H. ernment Is especially Interested In cided that literary shrines should
W . L . Leonard, Prop.
liaight, clerk; E. J. Kent, chairman. m»c watching the variations of glaciers, have flrst attention, so they asked
because they affect the flow of a negro tazi driver to take them
OFFICE A T HOWE'S
_________ B o o n s POX SALE.
After the dial
streams
upon
which to tbe Poe house.
HOUSE FOR RENT HALL, g JOHR- mountain
CONFECTIONERY
__ston_or_Elb«rt Beds.
IVtfp
Switzerland depends for generat showed two or three miles of travel,
Rea. Phone 239J
Systematic ob they became doubtful of ibeir
HOUSE FOR SALE. HALL g JOHX8TOX ing electricity.
_
jvifp
servations of glaciers are also val driver, but be reassured them and
uable ss a means of anticipating soon stopped before a vast brick
»ALE OR T R A D 8 ? ~ ^ ~
dwelling. "Here's the po'house.” de
WE BUY. SELL AMD EXCHAMOE FUR- disastrous avalanches and floods.
C ottage G ro ve. O regon
clared tbe driver, and over the door i
■Hure. houaeware. etov.e etc. Da,an
port Furniture com pan,. Fhonn d. aLltfc
M A Y 2 2 T O O C T . 15
was chiseled, “County Poor Farm." I
Yoe W ia
FOR 8ALE — ONE THOROUGHBRED
There was a $3 fare before they
R E TU R N L IM IT O C T , 31
to/to
i n ^ ' c l s i 1.1
-1" m‘U '
A Connecticut citizen, who bas finaliy reached the Poe memorial.—
iron 8« f i n »W,
LIB ER A L S T O P O V E R S
1 Oregon.____
played
anagrams
for
a
“good
spell,”
Library
Journal.
»115c
POTATOES FOR PALE — NO. 1 BUR- writes wrathfully to the W all Street
Summer exeurtion fares east
b»uk«. 8hoveJ them jnto
jor
Journal that be was cheated out of
d a ily on Union P acific'«
0^.*»*»? “ ck‘ *• * '
Ureewell, tbe county anagram championship
T e e Big te Ask
Or“» « .__________ ___ _________ ml-Sp by the Ignorance of the Judge, who
wonderful Portland Rose and
Robert insisted that his younger
FOR SALE — GOOD JFH.4EY COW, holds down the lexicographer's
other fine trains. Scenic route.
brother be sent on an errand to
= . « ,hA.‘Ä ‘ „“ ,7 *•
no Ä
easy chair at “the Corners" general a neighbor's.
Short
side trips enable you
)OK BALE- ELECTRIC WASHING ma ’ •tore. “He claimed,” fumes the cor
“ Why don't you want to go!" In
Io visit...
F irs t N a tio n a l Bank Bldjj.
mm, . e *n o n ” ‘ • ‘V * '»•'Hllon. Also respondent, “there la no such word quired his mother.
? ! ’ eo* rerlnz day nod, slnnnt rew.
Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon,
H . W . L O M B A R D . A tto rn e y
•s 'zloty'; I say there lx
Am I
“I went to the grocery for her.
Rocky Mountain, Grand Teton end
■ °msr»Ak v i i r LiVBGi:
ÜLACK; rig ht!" “Absolutely, old aport,” as 8he said she was going to make
Yellowitone National Forks. Informa
I, »
W1U
l*w«»«e Cfcovrolat pickup sures the editor.
“A 'zloty' Is a cookies today and Junior will get
for light wood truck. Phon. J Fa, t rss-
tion and vacation boc klets on reqwoef.
Polish coin, designed, no doubt, for ’em, I f be goes.
I ’m too big to
FÖR SALE— OLD ESTABLISHED CCli i l
•lot machines.“
ask."
ROUND TRIP TO
w in . ii
A1 w Î7* beo» n o n e , Meker. .
OENVI
“ V E R ........
•s .M
Will sell store and rent building. I le i 100
OMAHA
...........
7S.4“
Differences in Halos
Î S ïî'i- O " * ? » -
rnS-15¿
Earth Caine Weight
KANSAS CITY
8
ST. LO U IS........
S«.L\
In art the nimbus, or halo of
FOB REST.
Earth, that Is the world we live
CH IC A G O ........
SI
•t.SS
I
HOUSES FOR RENT— HOUSE AT l a s s I
bend of Christ. on. gains weight at the rate of
DETROIT.
neej
Jefferson even,/», - flve
I
!*
“"’'"
"
f
ot
«»14
encircled
with
CINCINNATI
....111..
I
• bout 70 pounds per minute. To
-
rooms and lath !
NEW ORLEANS l i l t
■ r“nt- 412 a mouth. Houeo st o n
crons—a triangular nimbus for
Ç^ÇXF. lajnd
its
(hostnut avenue, sis room» woodshed. the Father, n square one for h per be ezsct, the extra weight Is 4.250
TORONTO
pounds hourly, or Mt runs |w>r day.
117
K*T**.* • n<* frail* house; r»nt, s i t
a
STIA
N
T
A
son still living, and dink or flllet-
.
1M.7S
month. Phone 82FJ.
In s year the accumulation Is 11,433
FITTSBURGH
•tiaped for a saint or mnrtyr.
tons.
WASHINGT
JffiL FJW A M T E D , FEMALE.
EW a i « : 8
FHILADELP
, A MANURE WOMAN WHO WISHES TO
MEW YORK
Weighing tbs Stars
■ enter a permanent hualne-ie 1„ which
BOSTON
Chinees Superetltion
she msy be of real service ,n „»r com-
“The only way to tell the total
The Chinese people centuries
I rnunlty. while earning splendid r iann, ra
tion whole or part tims. no Investment. weight of the stars." says Sir James ngo acquired the belief flint the
JfRns.
“Is
to
weigh
lliein
all
to
'
Kindly
sddrese
Northwest
Vlevl
Co
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rhinocéros ate a polMinoua euh-
n -<— V t ~ - «
S f i i i i L S i « P o r t l s a d ,_ Ore, io.
mho ,get tier." And Io Insure absolute ac
•tsnee with lin fnm|. mid Him cups
curacy. of course, one should lie nude from rhinoceros horn c tfld
L°8T.
LOST — TWO KEYS Df- LEATHER very careful about Icuvlng a thumb serve na a detector of poison aud
9 Í »
balder. Lost Saturday betwe-n f. 0 O on the scnlns —ftotroll News
•o antidote for It.
I N ea r b y N e w s
/IA N
I Lean/
L
A
F R ID A Y , M A Y
A bonitra party sponsored by-
Gladys lahatn and Juanita Bales
waa enjoyed by the young people or
this place Friday evening
In
Vaughn'* field.
Hubert, Gerald and Lite Moaby
H a rry Hhearer waa a buslneae
[ visitor In Bugena Friday and ttat-
urday.
•
Bernice Mosby, a student of Cot
tage Grove high school, apart the
I week end at her home here.
motored to Eugene Ha I u n la y
Mra. Fern K irk motored to Eu
W. W. Chrisman waa a business gene Monday.
visitor In Cottage Grove Monday.
Mabel Thraaher, a student of
Cottage Orova high school, vlaltad
Munday at her home hare.
The glrla’ Indoor bnsabaii team
played a game recently witn a
mixed team front the Fairview
school, Dorena winning with a score
<tf at) to 1».
Horatio Mosby of K lam ath Falls
hom e
J. C. Penney Co.
lise.
R K
• T O
417 421 M ain S t . 0 Htags Orove. Orvgon
Just Arrived New Shipment of Ladies* Sport Coats Selling at $9.90
Summer S ilk
RUPTURE
TRUSSES
D resses
Refreshing styles
for
w an n er days
M R . JO H N ST O N
o f n o v e lty
• t r o w b ra id
YOUR H EAD
S h o u ld B e W e ll
T a ilo r e d
IMPERIAL BARBER
SHOP
D
Another "Betty Co-Ed*
favorite . . . a soft, crushahle
•ports hat in |iastel colon
• . . with embroidery in con
trasting color. Very reason
ably priced.
The ■ante style details as you will see on dresses at much
higher prices . . cape collars, boleros, frilly trimmings, short
sleeves and no sleeves at all . . . lighter colors and prints for
summertime. Such splendid values, you will want several.
COTTON PA JA M A S
Household pajamas with wide trousers that
look almost like a skin . . . sleeping pajamas
. . . beach styles with low backs. A ll made
of tubfast cottons in gay prints
and cheery plain colors.
A
Women’» Sheer
Hosiery
H
Our lim on» No. '••19 Pure
till» io ih» iop Full-fsshionod.
Silk-plaited fool. New shads*
Io» Summer,
H
P la n n o w to a t t e n d th is s p e c ia l
W ANTADS
C O O K IN G an d B A K IN G
DEM ONSTRATION
CH ESTNU T
TRANSFER
CO.
LEONARD
TR A N SFER
G en eral T ra n sfer
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Cottage Grove
A d j u s t m e n t Bureau
Collections and
Adjustments
19.9
EACn DAY
D E L IC IO U S NEW
Monday and Tuesday Evenings
M A Y 11-12
MISS WILLA CAMPBELL
H om e Economist o f the Tappan Range Com pany,
W ill Conduct Free C ooking and Raking Lesson*
F ro m 7:30 to 9.30 p. m. a t
HO TEL
CONGRESS
P O R T L A N D » O R aO O M
«sMlmtMMav
F. building and First National bank build
ing. Return to Sentinel.
mSe
Yonr Home Print Shop Fire!
LOST— TWO TEN DOLLAR HILL8 IN
one of th-' stores In Cottage Grove on
Sentinel’s Pree C o o k i n g
April SI. Mra. W. J. Curtla. Black Butte
route. Cottage Orove, Oregon.
»• p , School M sy 27, 28, 29.
Y o n r fió m e
P rin t S h o p F irs t
Sentinel ’■ Free C o o k i n g
School M a y 27, 28, 29,
U N IO N
P A C IF
Ganara) Passenger
Dept.
637 Pittock Block,
Portland, Ors.
DEM ONSTRATED
A booklet o f these
new recipe* w ill be
p re se n te d as a
xoiivenir to every
guest during dem
onstration
NEW ARMORY
C O M E A N D SEE H O W
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R E C IP E S W IL L BE
D E L IG H T F U L L Y E A S Y B A K IN G C A N B E W I T H
T H E N E W G A S A P P L IA N C E S
N A T U R A L G A S C O R P O R A T IO N
OF OREGON
5 0 9 M a in S tr e e t
P h o n e 90
Tappan Ranges dre Included in Our
Special 5-10 and 15 Sale