M r. ami Mr«. Gordon H a k « r of
Jun ior H ig h L o o m Game.
Iiong Hutch, C a l. vlalted la at week
C ottage G rove ju n io r high school
a t the horn« of M r. Uaker'a «tap-
Found Rute ProAlxble
was defeated 16 to 11 T hu rsday of
m other, Mr«. S tella Hak«r.
They
T he Mew Y orker thou gh t tie ha I
last w eek by Roosevelt Junior high
left M onday fo r th e ir home and
experienced ever) form of pun I
school in a 5-inntng gam e played In
w ill vtolt In the Yosem ite on th eir
“ I give you a new eoitiuiantJ, to LOVE ONE ANOTII
handling ex'im t
Ite e .n lly , hou I
Eugene T h e heavy h ittin g o f both
return.
In
a
fast.
cl«an
w
restling
m
atch
EH un 1 have loved you, you are to LOVE ONE ANOTII
ever, he visited Washington and I
aide» was a featu re Becker did the
W
ednesday
In
the
new
a
rm
o
ry
R
ob­
W
e
m
ake
new
car«
out
o
f
wreck»
learned a new w rin kle In exlrm tlnx I
EH By tlii» everyone will recognize thut you are my din
in Reed of Reedsport defeated H a r ­ p itching fo r the locals. Roosevelt
tin g and body reb uilding Cot
money from the pockets of I tie pot» !
ciplcs, il’ you HAVE LOVE ONE FOR ANOTHER '.loin, 'In P g a in
old
C a rllle of C orvallis tw o falls had defeated the Cottage G rove
e G rove Rody W orks, L . 8
lie.
IS ¡34, 35.
out
of
three. T h e fo rm e r O lym pics Juniors 15 to 1 in a previous game
rtavla. P ro p , Rprlgge Bldg, rnStfr
W ulkltig through a public «qua re
cham
pion
proved popular w ith the played here.
This i* my eommund, thut you LOVE ONE ANOTII
In the afternoon w ith one o f the
M r and M r«. C. A.
R rockm an
crowd
and
showed
a
world
of
and George H a m b lin o f Beverley
numerous Judges who lives in the
KK, even UN I have loved you. Greater love has no mail than
M an y people who com plain that
l'a p ll« |, « mun approached, Io Ida a b ility .
H
ill»,
Cal.,
le
ft
F
rid
a
y
fo
r
th
eir
the governm ent is not run rig h t,
tills, tliul it mun lay down him life for Ilia friends Jn. 15:
C
a
rllle
took
the
firs
t
fa
ll
In
17
home« a fte r »pending tw o day« a t 1 hands was a baby ; at Ills » de w a*
12, 13.
m inutas w ith a
w hip
w rlstlock. a re the ones who vote fo r the beat
hl» w ife and w alking In front
H otel R artell. T h e y had epent the
h andshaker
Reed,
using
a
toehold,
pinned
the
In love for the brotherhood, BE AFFECTIONATE To
tw o mure children, md over si*
tim e fishing In thia vicinity.
Mr
C
o
rvallis
w
re
s
tler
In
14
m
inutes
for
y ea r« old.
Hronkm nn wa« here eeveral year«
ONE ANOTHER. Unmans 12:10.
CARO o r TH A N K S
H o ld in g a h alf dollar up between the second fa ll. T h e th ird and de­
ago w ith the Huater Keaton motion
W a w ish to th a n k o u r n a lg h b o rs and
LOVE ONE ANOTHER from the heart fervently. 1
hl» huger and thumb, the man w ith ciding fa ll w ent to Reed a fte r 21 fr isa iia fo r tha k in d » - .» show n ua d n r tn s
picture company.
Pet. 1 22.
the baby muttered to the New Y o rk ­ m inutes of snappy w restling when the llln raa and d ea th o f ou r w ife s a d
Mr». A m elia Ftoaher of P o rtland
W e alao ap-
er
■ ■ he passed "W on't you help the Reedsport g ra p p le r clamped m oth er, W ilh -lm ln a L u n a«
Head
I John 3 10 10; 4 7 5:2
and M in . T ra c y Johnson of I t e r n i i -
p r er ia ted th e m an y flora) o ffa rtn x s and
ano ther toehold on C arllle.
me pay my rent?"
••B iEST BE THE TIE THAT BINOS
th
e
rarda
o
f
a
y
m
p
sth
y
aent
ua
ton, who were railed here by the
Reed proved so popular w ith the m X2r A L'O C ST L U N A U A N D FA M IL Y .
T h e visitor dog Into his pocket
death o f th e ir m other, M rs. August
o l H HEARTS IN CHRISTIAN LOVE
| fans th a t the
A m erican
Legion
for
a
quarter,
but
the
Judge
»tupped
Lunau, returned to th e ir hom ra
THE FELLOWSHIP OF KINDRED MINOS
CAMO O r T R A N K S
1 post, which sponsored the m a tc h ,1
hl in.
Tuesday.
W a w iah to «ap rraa ou r s p p r r r la tlo a
'You don't know If that man 1» plans to sign h im fo r a no ther m atch
IS LIKE TO THAT ABOVE.”
g.e. *. O m »«R,«Ina /rai»««
and g r a titu d e to th a k in d fria n d s w ho in
M r. and M r«. W . 8. A v e rill of
w orth helping," he «aid. “ We have | te be given w ith in a month.
•nW N«Pwrr. SaMMS*»-« m A
o o r rrean t b a rea v o m ea t halpad na and
Hillsboro, fo rm e r Cottage G rove
Htub G a ro u tte and P h il
Mosby rhaarad us
a community chest In Washington
residents, w ill a rriv e today ( F r i ­ to take care o f such cases."
wrestled to a d ra w in five rounds
R IC H A R D IIA N N A ,
d ay) and w ill ba guests th ia «ve
KVA M HANNA.
As the New Yorker argued the under the A u stralia n rules. A n ex­ nMp
MELVILLE
S. HANNA
nlog nt the jun ior-sen ior banque*.
point with the judge, the mun and hib itio n 3-round w restlin g m atch,
M r, A v e rill waa
the
a g ric u ltu re
his fam ily disappeared.
staged under A u stralian rules, was |
CARD o r THANKS,
the parent« of an S-puund ilaoahtei teacher In the high school fo r aev
A few minutes Inter a taxicab put on by M u rp h y and E ld e r of
w . « ¡.h p> «xi»a.l «or sta csn thsak«
teirn al ili. I,
home W i<lin»d«> eral year« anil waa fac u lty adviser
awept past, and as the New Yorker Corvallis. T h e A lley R ang ers stag ,o ’ " r friend» and n rlsh b o r« for *11 kind
fo r th« class of 'SI. M r A v e rill and
forenoon.
Jumped hark to avoid it he saw. ed a four round boxing free fo r all 7 "‘A * ' h, I "J"1
•
« » r«'I offering,
i.
i . .
i- k .
Ti-
i
'‘ “ r l n i t th .- d » » th o f o u r b » lo » « d «on
com fortably driving home, the man as
T h e C o llag e G rove A djustm ent M r. H a rv e y , class dad o f th« '31
a c u rta in raiser. T h e
E a g le t mX2p
MR AND MRS W E. RHODE
who had pleaded tor assistance with orchestra supplied e n te rta in m e n l
e n te rta in the senior«
Bureau has filed suit against Vevn
-----------------------
w ith a picnic on R o w riv e r Hatur-
hla rent, and the whole fam ily ac­ between matches.
CARD OF TH A N K S
I tentent to recover on a note.
(
P . H Mngeo ha« filed »ult again«'
I <i«*y.
companying him .— New York Hun
W « w ith to th sn k ou r m any fr U n d s fo r
H E L P ' H E L P ! Cuttage O ro v a ,
_
„
O. F T h ie l anil other« to recover
I k s b r B u l i f u ) tlo w r r s. th « k ind o ffer« o f
C. MAC K E Y B K E A K S L E G
Hagen, C. E . S te w a rt
a »uni alleged due on a wood pur Cem etery association asks th« help
h elp and th e te n d e r w ord« o f a y m p sth y
of each lot owner In rem oving rub " ,
, W *’ *l» attended a m eeting
I N A U T O M O B IL E < K ANI1 - « t e n d e d to na d u r in g th e llln e« « and Io««
chaae.
People o f Asia M in o r
of o u r to te d on e. T h ey w ill U nger «1
blah fro m Iota and alleys us soon *
’ "a n * countv cham ber «r
O. K Crowe, county commliwlon as possible and placing It In re com m erce In H p rlngfleld T hu rsday
Cleal M ackey suffered a broken w a y « in o o r m em oriec.
First to Breed M ule»?
E L M E R J . K E N T . A L IC E
AND
er. wae In the M»«by creek dlatrlct
night. A d in n e r was served a t 6 30
leg and num erous cuts and bruises
coptaclee
m22c
LAURENCE.
T he mule, which Is the product
la«t Haturduy on road bualneaa
and ann ual »lection o f o fficers fo l­
In
an
autom
obile
collision
a
t
11
MR A N D MRh W . E N IX O N
M rs. Eva Alsop o f ls>ng Beach,
o f « cross between a man- and a
MR. A N D M RS. .1. M L IN D A M O O D
Robber« broke Into a tam e coun
lowed.
Cal , la visiting at the homo of her
male ass. has been bred as a beaut o'clock W ednesday n ig h t about
MR A N D M RS HL’O H N IX O N .
ty tool hou»« on the Lorane high
h a lf a m ile eouth of Y oncalla. Lee
A
crew
Is
a
t
w
ork
a
t
the
Lorane
M R. A N D MRH RAY N IX O N
of burden since early limes. Th
parents, M r. and Mrs. C K n ick e r
w ay la it week and »tola a q uantity
T H E N1ECEH A N D N E P H E W S . m 2 2 e
fo r k q u a rry ta k in g out rock
for
Inhabitants of Mysla. Paphlagoola Rogers, who was w ith him , s u ffe r­
hooker.
nf r^ ro lln e and tool«.
Lane county. T h e county had pre­
an<l t'anndocla. ancient countries In ed severe cuts on the le ft side of
M
r.
and
Mrs.
V.
P.
M
illa
r
are
the
CARD OF TH A N K S
M: md M ie. J ■<. D rew t High-
viously called fo r bids, according to
Asia Minor, are said to have her., his face and was badly bruised. C.
M - ta k e thia m ean« o f re a ch in g thoae
ft 1». vlalted >ne da
thia parents o f a d au g h ter born M onday P. M. Morse, county engineer, but
tlie ttrst iienple to raise m u le * This, B C arn lne o f Salem, d riv e r o f the w hom w e eo u ld not aee p era o n a tly to ex­
In Eugens.
e lm Ite v ar.d M r.
tr» R.
o th er car.
escaped
w ith
m inor ten d o u r a ln rere th a n k « and a p p r ecia tio n
In ter decided It could be more con-
while not definitely established
Mrs. E a rl C in e and In fa n t daugb- ^£^g2HL-htLndl«d by day w ork.
“I
t
n la
■ M r«
borne out by Hom eric tradition. bruises and his w ife was bruised for th e kin d neaa a n d a y m p a th y ahown na
____to r were brought home Wednesday
d u r in g o o r recen t b erea v em en t. E apecial-
A l.iri
• » l» ! n r li. . uth
O ekota
Mules were bred In large number and cut.
ly d o w e th a n k th o se w h o aen t flo r a l of­
hool ^rom the P a c ific C h ris tia n hoapttal
Sire D rew fo rm e rly
T h e M ac k e y car, a F ord sport fe
by both the ancient Greeks and
r in g s. th o se wbtr lo a n ed enra and th o se
In Eugen».
In S pringfield.
R o m a n * The Jews were forbidden roadster, was demolished and the who aaaiated a t th e cem e tery .
n
,2
2p
T H E F O S T E R FA M IL Y .
Mias
D
onna
R
a
rte
ll
returned
C
arn
ine
car,
a
F
ord
coupe,
was
S P E C IA L A T T R A C T IV E
BAP-
to breed mules by Leviticus
ft wa« »old to i
G A IN H on the hat« you are «een- W ednesday fro m a visit w ith her
which declares, "Thou «halt not let badly w recked
Ing. See them F rid a y and rtaiur- fa th e r, C. A. R a rte ll, In Corvallis.
thy cattle gender w ith a diverse w re c k e r at D rain .
Beauty o f line and color
M ackey was d riv in g south and
day at N ew Y o rk M illin e ry
F a r-
kind.”
Evidently, however, llte Is­
M r. and M rs. Ed M ilte r o f G rants
lor«, M r and M r*. J. L. R ealty. 23p Pass w ere gueats this
raelites either Imported the hybrids C arn ine n orth when the accident
week
ol
Attractive upholstery
M rs. C. A. R a rte ll at H o te l R artell.
or broke the law, because In their happened. T h e cars m et head on
R ev
I O. Shaw talked W ednea
history they possessed large num
In the center of the highw ay.
T h e A rth u r K n lcken bo cker fam
day of la«t week at the Roaeburg
55 Io 6 5 miles an hour
Quick acceleration
Blam e fo r the accident was not
hers o f mules, which In a hilly coun
C b rla tla n church on "M en and the lly o f Hajem vlalted over the week
try like Palestine were preferable fixed by P E. M organ, state t r a f ­
Church."
end a t the home o f M r. K nicker-
Fully enclosed four-wheel brakes
to horse« and asses for many pur
fic o fficer, who Investigated
the
K ilt y K lm e and T tllle I I Ougan. ^ ock#r'*
parent«, M r.
poses. R Is probable that In some crash.
Cottage Grove, and Elate P atten . C h a r,M K n ick e rb o ck e r
A fa m ily
cases “mule" la employed In Eng
Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield
M ackey Is In a Eugene hospital.
Dlaatnn, are name« o f thoae fro m < ,ln n ,r w »" h«ld Sunday, honoring
Hah translations of the Bible when
this end o f the county appearing ths b irth d a y anniversaries of M r«
“as»" would be the proper word.— H IG H S C H O O L B A L L T E A M
Four Houdaille hydraulic shock absorbers
on the Jury list fo r the June term A r th u r and M rs. Charles K n lc k c r
Pathfinder Magazine.
S C O R E S LOSS A N D V IC T O R Y ’
o f circ u it court. N o
men
w ere bocker.
Rustless Steel
Claude K em la confined to lib
d ra w n fro m south Lane.
T h e Cottage G rove high school
home w ith an a tta c k o f Infltianxa
Island s N o w A m e ric a n
baseball
team
lost
to
Eugene
6
to
More than twenty ball and roller bearings
» • <ie e e >te ~ e -re we ww ww *wFws» wt» »dt " H H . H e w itt, a pharm acist o f E u ­
W ake Island was acquired by the
F rid a y aftern oo n on the
local
gene, I« ta k in g M r. Kern's place at
United State« In lWtk. as a result field
and
defeated
D
ra
in
high
the d rug atora d u rin g his absence
Economy
Reliability
Long life
of the Spanish Am erican war, and school 13 to 0 Tuesday aftern oo n
D r. E . A. H ic k m a n o f 8 t. Paul,
was ceded to this country by Spain on the local diam ond.
M inn ., was a guest W ednesday at
under the treaty of Parts, which
T h e Eugene tossers scored fo u r
‘ Hubby doesn’t m in d a
ths 8 L. M ackln home. D r H ic k ­
ended the war.
M id w a y Islands runs in the firs t inn ing and added
Lot«»»
Leaf
Devices
of
All
man and M r. M ac k ln w ere class­
bit—in fact, he enjoys
are now a part o f the H aw aiian tw o more m a rk e rs In the
th
ird
.
Kinds. Steel and Wood
mates at H a m lin college In M in n e ­
group, and under the lurtadlctlon C ottage G ro ve chalked up its tw o
having ham more than
sota.
Office Cabinets and
o f the H aw aiian government. They runs In the firs t inning. C ra w fo rd
once
a week—when i t ’s
Equipment.
w ere discovered bv Gant p . C. and Pleu ard o f the locals garnered
!
M rs, E. M Chapm an, who under
from the Quality Market.
1 wen
Rronka In the ship G am bler on July fou r o f C ottage Grove's fiv e hits.
went a m a jo r operation recently at
So many delicious ways of
a Eugene
E
5. 1K.-.9, and officially taken posses
hospital, la reported to
Cottage G rove took the lead fro m
• b u t o f In the name nf the United
be s till In a c ritic a l condition.
serving it.”
the firs t in the lop-stded D ra in
he a
Slntes on August 2H. 1SG7. by Cap
C a rl E. B u rk e tt w ill » ta rt to w ork
game and never was in danger. T his
tain Reynolds of the U. 8. S L a rk - was the second w in fo r the locals
M onday fo r contractors
on
the
Free Delivery All Day
Printer»—Office Outfitter»
awanna.
lin k e r island was taken over D ra in .
Um pqua h ig hw ay out fro m D rain
possession of In the name of the
S te w a rt Rasaett returned recent­
United States in UCIi) hv an A m eri­
LONDON.
ly fro m a tou r of the m iddle west­
M rs. J. Q. W illits , M rs. W .
L
can named Michael Baker, who first
ern states and Canada and Is m a k ­ H a tc h , M ra. Elate C u rrln , M r. and
discovered It In 1882.
Howland
(S
p
K
t
a
l 1« th« S s a t l n e l.)
F . • . fr. D e tr o it, pfua f r e i g h t « m W
Dnm par» e a J »per« tir e e x tr a
ing his home a t the Paas Creek M rs. Charles M cK Ib b en and
Island wns discovered hv George E.
Mr
a t »m efi e e e t. T e a m ey ^ areA aee e FerW e a r e r tracA / e r e im e r f j ^e«ea
M a y 19. T h e H o w ard Cox fa m ­
ra m p ground.
Netcher In 1M2. and ofltelally a s ­
and M rs. John Handers returned
F T W f t «nW a a c a a e e a A m t. e c a a a a U e a i te r a u tAreagA y e a r ^erW W ee^r.
ily spent Sunday aftern oo n a t the
Miss M au rln e Russell w ill be em ­ T h u rsd ay fro m
sessed In the name o f the United
Corvallis, where
E
lla
W
ills
home.
ployed this sum m er In the law o f­ they attended the R ebekah assem­
States In 1857
E d B rash er and J. W . T h o rn
fice o f W h itte n Sw affocd In
E u ­ bly and grand lodge o f the L O. O.
spent several days last w eek fish ­
gene.
F. Mrs, Sarah Tennis, also a d ele ­
X F H t D A H O E R S O N .P flO P
ing on S m ith riv e r.
A n d H a F le d
Rev. I O. Shaw spoke Wednes gate. was unable to attend because
M rs. John S m all and son C a rl.
day evening at Pleasant H ill on of Illness In her home.
A golfer « ho hns devoted the bet- M rs. W T . Jones and M rs. W . C.
FRE5HiCURE0 MEAT5
ter part o f the Inst five summers S hortridge made a tr ip to Eugene
"T h e E ncyclical L e tte r o f Pope
G et ready to harvest your hay
OF ALL K I N D S
Plus X I."
to
the
pursuit
o
f
the
little
white
crop Come and see ua fo r M cCor-
M onday.
PHONE 4 6
FREE DELIYERY
sphere was the happy recipient on
F n jo y yourselves w i t h
your fle k -D e e rln g
mowers
and hay
M r. and M rs. W ilb e r S w a g a rt of
his
birthday
of
ii
set
of
expensive
friends a t the Pastim e. Cards, pool rakes. I f you need repairs fo r your
Pendleton, who had spent a tew
matched clubs.
T he first thing he
M rs. Thom as Bled o f Mooseman, old machines we ll be glad to sup­ did was to summon a companion days w ith M rs. Sw agart's m other.
M rs. W illia m T ho rn , re tu rn e d to
Mask., Canada, was here to attend ply you. G rab er-O ettys H a rd w a re
of the s|M«rt and gloat (as onlv
m23c
th e ir home Tuesday.
the fu n e ra l o f M r a R ic h a rd H ann a Co.
The ftitimus
golfers know how to gloat over such
H e n ry Hess returned M onday
nnd w ill rem ain at the R ichard
Roy H eck and hla fa th e r, W illia m
Macey lino
an acquisition) openly before hlin.
H a n n a home fo r a while.
H eck, returned T hu rsday to th e ir
“ Ah." exclaimed the’ friend tartlv. fro m a tr ip to P o rtla n d .
M r and M rs. W . C. Shortridg e
Rev. and M rs. Ir a R. A ld rich and home In R ifle , Co'o. M rs. Roy H eck,
“th a t’a a wonderful set of club’s.
here, re ­
daughters Helen and
R u th
and who accom panied them
Now all you have to do la to learn and M r. and M rs. W . T . Jones
pent Sunday aftern oo n a t
the
P earl M onroe attended dedication m ained fo r a longer visit.
how to play the game."
And he
ceremonies fo r the Cresw ell church
M rs. W illia m
M acGIbbon w ill
fled from the house followed by a John S m all home.
itaiu»iiaiu.uii»uiiuiiii>ua<ki<»tut
A. S. N e w to n made a tr ip
to
annex Hunday at Cresw ell. Rev leave Sunday fo r K n oxville, la., fo r
Hood o f epithets (pronounced as
A ld ric h gave the d ed icato ry ad­ a tw o months' visit at the home of
only golfers know how to pronounce Shoestring Sunday to see M r. M a r ­
tin.
C la ir Conner o f Halen« spent the dress.
them ).— Springfield Union.
her parents. M r. and M rs. B freich
M rs. J. D. C la rk returned M o n ­
w eek end here.
Rand Rehearsal every M onday ar<^- M r M acG Ibbon w ill accom-
day fro m P o rtland , w here she had
pany her to Po rtland .
M r. and M rs. J e rry W ilk in s o n o f night.
been v is itin g a daughter. She was
Chemists o f Olden Days
P o rtla n d spent the week end w ith
E va M a rg a re t H nnna of M on­
accom panied by tw o o f her g ra n d ­
M rs. W ilkinso n's parents, M r. and m outh. HI., who waa called here by
The Egyptian appears l e h a ie peg- children. w ho w ill spend p a rt o f
Great
Writer»
of
Past
M rs. G. W McQueen.
«eased greater knowledge of chem­ the sum m er vacation w ith her.
the illness and death o f h er m other,
Mtsa Beth Bailey, who was w ith M rs. R ic h a rd H a n n a , w ill rem ain
Had Fondnea» for Cat» istry than any other o f the ancient
T he H a rv e y
Shipp
fa m ily
of
the Beauty Nook here, has accepted fo r several weeks.
nations.
For one thing, It takes B lack B u tte spent Tuesday w ith
Byron was fond o f cals; In his
a position w ith the C ity shop In
unusual skill to preserve a corpse M rs. Shipp's parents. M r. and M rs
W . H . D a u g h erty spent several establishment nt Rnvennn he had
Eugene.
for centuries In such perfect ren di­ J. E . B anton.
»lays last w eek In K la m a th Fnlls five of them, w rites Helen ,M. Wing-
tion a* the nncient mummies un­
M r. and M ra. Nelson
DaYoung on business.
low in “Concerning Cal»." Daniel
R oy E w in g le ft Tuesday m o rn ing
earthed In Egypt happeu to he. fo r Brad wood, w here he has em ­
spsnt the week end In Po rtland .
Macllse'a famous portrait o f H a r­
M r. and M ra. 8. T . Ferguson and
These people stood very high In the ploym ent.
riet
M
art
I
lien
u
represents
that
es-
W. J W h ite , D. P. Cam eron. O. fa m ily , residents here fo r 15 yeai i,
production of medicines Hnd dyes
tlnm ble woman sitting In front of a
M r. and M rs. C lyde W ille y v is it­
V. Breese and E lb e rt Bede w ere In
plan to leave next w eek fo r Idaho
a« well ns toilet M ap . vinegar, ed Sunday w ith M rs. W ille y ’s p a r­
M edford W ednesday
In , to v ,«|t re la tiv e , o f M rs. Ferguson, fireplace and turning her fnce to
metals, alloys, salts, glass and ents, _
degree w ork a t a Scottish R ite re , T h e y , ro plannlnK to maUe g , helr receive the caress o f her pet cat
M r. and __
M rs. F ra n k
Geer.
et a m n . The An.hs, Greeks and I T h e y took th e ir houieho^d
craw ling to a resting pluce upon
union.
goods
home e ith e r In Idah o or N evada
R. mans all obtained th e ir know!
her
mlstresa’
ahouder.
back w ith them as they have em ­
M r. and M ra. Raym ond
G rube
edge of chemistry from the Egyp-
H u gh N ix o n of Coquille was here
ploym ent In a cam p n ear A n lau f.
Baudelaire, It la said, never could
and son of Pengra spent the week
tl- i s without being able to add any-
About 20 students o f the school
en 1 here at the home o f M r. and last w eek fo r the fu n e ra l of his pnsa a ent on Ihe atreet without
tl.'ng o f Importance to this knowl-
sister, M rs. E . J. K e n t
o f mines a t C o rvallis visited the
stopping to stroke and fondle It,
M ra. Roy Short.
edge.
I quicksilver mines at B lack
B u tte
ALL-SILK, FULL FASH­
M rs. Charles Jones and
Mrs. "M any a time," Raid Champfleury.
M rs. Ig n o r a P yb u rn of Eugene
: F rid a y .
IONED STOCKINGS
spent the w eek end here w ith het George C u rrln le ft M onday m o rn ­ “when he nnd I have been w a lk ­
30 inch wide silk-like Soisette and
M rs. A r th u r Satron and M rs
parents, M r. and M rs. W . L. H u b ­ ing fo r Corvallis, w here they w ill ing together, have we stopped to ,
Speedom etsr
Service
weight, full fashion­
look nt n ent curled up luxuriously
W a lte r Sabin o f W h ite fish , M ont.,
bell.
attend the R ebekah grand
lodge
Chintz doth in new summer patterns,
Quail wlileh hunters linve always i a rriv ed Tuesday to visit th e ir step­
ed,
French
heel stockings,
In
a
pile
o
f
fresh
w
hite
linen,
revel-
1
<!« crlbed as "shooting up like bul­ m other. M rs. A le x a n d ria Lyons.
M r. and M rs. D w ig h t M ercer are session ns delegates of the local Ing In the cleanliness o f the newly
p
a
i
r
.......................
............ 75c
a
yard
..................................................
28c
lodge. M rs. Jones Is c hairm an of
lets,"
do
not
fly
ns
fast
as
their
M rs. Ren Hanford and son Eddie
Ironed fnbrlcs."
T h e B e rry fa m ily have returned
the
fo
u
r
local
delegates
attending.
Chiffon
weight,
hard
twist
s
lnrtlln
g
v.
Ijlrr
of
wings
would
In
­
1 fro m eastern
Oregon and have
and M rs. H . A. Hagen left W ednes­
Professor Huxley's notorious fond­
New 36 to 39 inch voiles in plain colors
grenadine pure silk, full
d ay fo r c entral Oregon. M rs. San­ M ra. J. Q. W illits nnd M rs. W . L. ness for cats wns a fnd which he ' dicate, an invesiigalor has discov­ again tak e n up th e ir residence on
ered nftei trying days of racing the W it t place.
ford w ill Join her husband In Bend, H a tch are the other Cottage Grove shared w ith Paul de Koch, the nov­
fashioned.—a former $1.49
and new figured patterns, priced a
the game hlrd« In his automobile.
w here they w ill be fo r a m onth or delegates.
T h e M ax P e rin i fq m lly of D ivide
elist, who, at one time, kept as
value, now. a p a i r ..........98c
Donald
D.
McLean
of
the
C
a
lifo
r­
more and M rs. H agen w ill visit
Mias M a r y
Allen o f P o rtland
yard ........................................ 19c to 35c
1 spent Tuesday a t the C. R aym ond
many as 30 cats In the house. Many
Astonishing New Values that
w ith a sister, M rs. P. B. Slscel, a t spent the week end at the home of descriptions of them are to he found . nia fish nnd game department hns ! home a t B la c k B u tte.
Inform
ed
the
American
Gnme
nsso-
Lead All Competition
Redm ond fo r the rem ain d er o f the her parents, M r. and M re. Judson scattered through hla n o v e l*
39 inch all silk flat crepe in nine fash­
sister
H I* I clallon that the greatest burst of ! M rs. H e rb e rt Raym ond's
m onth.
Allen.
Try Us Today
s,HN>d he «as able to time w ith f r ° " ’ pan ada, who is to u rin g this
chief favorite, Fromentln, lived
ionable
and
wanted
shades,
yd........89c
eleven years with him.
his speedometer was 58 miles an p a rt o f the country, spent T u fs d a y
Pierre l.otl has w ritten a charm­
hour. T he average "cruising" tim e w ith h er and w ith o th er relatives
ing nnd most touching history of
was around 40 miles an hour, he at B lack Butte.
Apparently Begg-.r Had
Let Brotherly Love Continue
Heb. 13:1
Robin Reed Out wrest les
H. CarI¡le of Corvallis
AN UNUSUAL
V A L U E AT
430
$
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R O A I9 S T K H
E v fr y ih in y y o u w an t
o r n e e d in a m o t o r e a r
a t a lo w p r i c e
LOOSE LEAF
LEDGER
OUTFITS
$2.85 to $10.90
S ee y o u r d e a le r fo r a
d e m o n N t r a t io n
J
The Sentinel
THIHTKKN BODY TYPES
•430 to *630
QUALITY HARKET
rou/r/gfu
rucr\
S teel an d W ood
F ilin g C a b in e ts a n d 3
T r a n s f e r C ases
Always Say I t W ith P rinters ink.
New LOWEST PRICES
New Wanted Merchandise
The Sentinel
Summer Lingerie
Heavy weight bloomers, reg­
ular and short, elastic or
hand style, ea ch .. .....
59c
All-ra yon combination suits
silk swamie top, each
95c
Bandeau prices 19c to 49c
Pantie and bandeau sets 98c
Summertime Yard Qoods
S m it h - S h o r t G r o c e r y
W eek End Specials
Marshmallow», 1 lb........ 10c i Pineapple, Royal Club,
Lg. size ....................... 23c
Coffee SahHling, 1-lb,
can
,37e Mayonnaise, Gobi Medal,
pt......................................29e
Tonini oes, Happy Home,
Fly
Swatters, long hamilc 7e
Ì1 for .............................39c
Schilling Mustard, reg
Corn, Happy Home, 2 for 39c
10 .................................... 5c
Beans, Happy Home,
Certo, 2 bottles ...............49c
2 f o r ...............................39e Milk, Borden’s, 3 cans ..23c
Peaches, Lg. can ............. 19e 4 10c bins Almond Oil
Crackers, family size ..... 29e
soap ........................
9.V
2ÖC
2 I’k, Wheoties and 1 Beautiful Dish f r e e ......................
Fresh Vegetables and Berries
We have a most complete line of fresh fruits and V« get hies
nl this season of the year.
Store Closed
This store will he closed all day .Saturday MAY 30 in
commemoration of Decoration Dov.
two of his cats— M oiimette Rlnuche
stated.
and Moiim ette Chln.ilse which all '
tru e ent lovers should make a point
N o W onder It's H a rd
of reading.
One renson u foreigner has a
hard tim e learning our language Is
C a lifo rn ia n Buys R anch H ere.
h im use we ourselves ball It all up
T he 56-acre W . A. Spalding ranch,
We say we drink up a pint of milk
located about six miles west of
when we drink It down. We also
Cottago G rove on S ilk creek, was
say we drink a glass full of soda
sold this w eek to G erald B. M ille r
when we drink It empty.— Florida
of southern C a lifo rn ia . M r. M ille r
Tim es Union.
and his fa m ily w ill tak e possession
o f tho ranch about June 1. T h e deal
was handled by the H a ll A Jo h n ­
C annibalistic B e lie f
ston R e a lty com pany.
Cannibals do not always eat
M r. Spalding plans to again Io-1
each other merely to satisfy fheli
cate near Yoncalla.
appetites. T here nre eases In which
among relatives. It Is a sign almost
W h en some people m ake a fa ll- j of filial affection.
ure o f a n y th in g they a ttrib u te It to I
luck, hut when they manage to put
“W h e re Is m y w a n d e rin g boy to ­
som ething over It Is th e ir superior
ju d g m en t th a t gets all the credit. n ig ht? " people used to sing, but In
these tim es he can usually be de-
& ntd HmU
«POn
” ,OW UP
breBk’
A uto D riv e r: H a v e you some o f
'
that gasoline th a t stops knocking? ,
A tte n d a n t: Yes, sir.
B row n was m a k in g a visit to a
«in««
8r 1 hen’ g ve m y w ,,p Rifl w ho lived In the country. As
K
'
they w ere w a lk in g throu gh the field,
.
they noticed a cow and c a lf rubbing
T h e re to no sense of w o rry in g noses in bovine love. H e .p o k e up.
over the theo ry o f evolution when
..T h e sight of th a t, m akes we
. uY m inutes before the m irro r w an t to do the same th in g .”
m ig h t decide the question fo r a ll!
"Go ahead," «he
replied,
" It’«
' fa th e r’s cow."
[&]for Sbietto
MOUNT H E W
(S p e c ia l to lh « S c a t la a l.)
Mis» M y rtle Snauer of W a ld e n
spent Sunday w ith a sister. M rs.
Claude A rne.
M r. and M rs. F ra n k Creason of
C ottage G rove w ere
o vernig ht
guests T h u rs d a y o f M rs. A m an d a
Sears.
M rs. Reed o f Canada, a sister of
. M rs. R ic h a rd H a n n a , w ho died last
w eek in a
P o rtla n d
s a n ita riu m ,
was here to a tte n d
the
fu n e ra l
M onday afternoon. E v a H a n n a of
Illin o is Is also here and m ay re­
m ain fo r a tim e.
W illa rd and D a rre l A rne w ere
hosts fo r a p a rty a t th e ir home
S a tu rd a y n ig h t T w e n ty -fiv e guests
w ere present.
M rs. H a ttie V a n Scholack and
t Miss M v y V a n Scholack o f P o rt­
land w ere over n ig h t guests S a tu r-
d’a 7 o 7 VMrsV’ A m =
M r. and M ra. B e rt M yers visited
Sunday w ith M r. and M rs. H e n ry
L a k e a t T h o rn to n Corners.
M r. and M r3. F ra n k K e lly
of
the G rove visited M onday evening
a t the Sears home.
M otorist: I alw ays do when
I
fin d out w hich h a lf o f the road
she wants.
NEW SHIRTS
Guaranteed Fast C o l o r
broadcloth shirts which for­
merly retailed 98c »o $1.25,
now ..................................69c
Smart New stripe and solid
color mercerized broadcloth
shirts, tan, reseda g r e e n ,
blue, white, former $1.49
value, priced here ........... 98c
Genuine Kingswear broad­
cloth shirts, solid colors
white and silk stripes, new
value ...............................$1.49
SOCKS—TIES—UNDIES
Former 25c rayon socks, here
priced a pair ................... 17c
Pure silk dress socks, pr. 49c
New lined rayon ties....... 35c
3 for ......
$1.00
All silk ties priced .......
..................... 69c to $1.95
Non or Resist-run rayon
shorts and vests, each 39c
Vat-dye, saddle seat broad­
cloth shorts, priced here 49c
Summer unions priced
................... 39c, 69c, 99c
MEN’S WORK CL0THE3
Full-etit 220 weight overalls,
either waist or bib style,
form er last year $1.10 value,
now .............
89c
Hickory striped all - over
work suits in heavy weight,
priced a suit ............ $1.49
M en’s heavy weight "Boss
of Road” w o r k
shirts,
each .................................. 69c
Boys' bib overalls, high
back, all sizes 2 yr. to 18 yr.,
a p a i r .....................
49c
Boys' heavy weight waist
overalls ......................... 79c
UMPHREY & MACKIN
A n Independent Home Store