The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 29, 1932, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI TW »«W T IK B I^ OOTTAGIC GBOVB. OBHGOW. FAOB THRKB. i Mre. W. W. La tie low. Miss N sllls ogy instructor In the high school, Joe E. Smith and Roy E. Short Buihell received a prize for having who made the classification, sh e have filed cult In dletrlct court the highest average aeore for a believes the snakes are yearlings agulnet Harney W alker, aeklng year. The club will meet February and were horn last spring. Judgment of WOO. 3 with Mlse Bushel) The snnkes are each about a foot Heavy cast aluminum at special Q uality M eat« at Reasonable Prices lung and about as big around as an prices that make It posslbls for any Two rlngneck snak s, also known Freabyterian Church, D P. Cam- ttn(1 Mr* 1 Morris cele- oat straw. They derive their name Y o u r “ Id e iti M eiitintf” Pince The Constellation club will meet . . ■ in e-an ak o a n d considered very ^rom housewife to have what her heart eron, pastor At the 11 o'clock Hun- Crated their fifty-fifth wedding an- a band of orange around their desires In this kind of kitchen uten 1 day service tbs pastor will speak on nlvsrsary Sunday at their home. A Thursday afternoon in Masonic hall. scarce, were found i-vit week in a nPck, Th„y hav, black an< The hostess comm ittee wll be Mrs. rocky section of the Hebron dla- sils. Orsbsr-G ettys Hardware. I "Fainting," a m essage of comfort number of relatives called during Schofield Stewart, Mrs. E d Wiese m ange be I Ilea. trlct by Ross Smith, Thsy are of The Keepers of the Dsn. at their and courage for all In these chai- day. Mr and Mrs Morris were and Mrs. Olaf A. Olson a harm less variety. luncheon meeting yesterday, voted lenglng days. The church will Join I married 55 years j»«o In Iowa, Pot Roast« Mrs. J. D. Million Die*. Mr Smith did not know of the to meet only on the first Thursday in a union service in the evening ♦ Dan Walton has received word of The Ad Libitum club was enter of the month. at the Baptist church and Rev The Utopia club held Its eighth tained yesterday afternoon at thi variety of his find and brought the death of hla mother. Mrs. J. D. A group of American Legion Cameron will epeak on "A Good ' anniversary meeting yesterday at | home of Mrs. R. B. Read them to the Sentinel office for clas members from the local post went Man's Hell.” This sermn will en- the home of Mrs. H. B. Griggs. The j sification. The Sentinel staff's In Million, at Albion, III. She would • to Oakridge yesterday to assist at swer the question of a number aa to affair wus an old tim e party that .Miss G e n ev ie v e Meranda enter formation >n reptilla was not ude- have been 91 years of age In April, a military funeral for Randolph whether there In a hell and will show . started with a 1 o’clock luncheon tained with two tables of bridge qqua fo r the Job and the -indies The Millions lived here for a nutn- I that there Is a hell not only for bad , for which the retiring officers. Mr». Holt, Civil war veteran. we ■ic ta k e n to Mi** E lsie l.ca. blol- her o f years severs I years Tuesday night. Dainty refresh In Bulk Mr» Herbert Breedlove visited re people but for many good ones as II 1! Griggs, president, Mrs. Vinal m ents were served at the conclusion c e n tly In Medford with a »on Olen. well. Sunday school will meet at ll.-irnl ill, vice president* and Mr». of an enjoyable evening. 10 o'clock snd Christian Eendeavor Elbert Cede, secretary - treasurer, Every housewife can now afford i at 8.30, were hostesses. An old-fashioned Saginaw, Jan. 25. - (Special.)—A to have what her heart desires In • • • | re d ta b le c lo th was on the table and e"r'ed j *hower honor.ng Mrs. Buck Har- heavy cast aluminum kitchen ware. Highway Hupllst Church. Henry ’he birthday cake which cent Beef Steak Special prices at Graber-Getty* Wilson Davis, m i n i s t e r B ib le ; the table was decorated with old- ¡disty, a recent bride, was g ven Hardware. Pork Steak I school, 0:45, Mrs. K. K. Mills, auper-j fashions«! candles and caraway l Wednesday afternoon at the Lowell Erinll Tiller Is assisting Van Alli latendent; public worship with s e r -1 seed. Those attending wore ole Benston home. Airs. Hardlsty was Veal Outlets Ros* Ann Harpole. Those son nt the Allison barber shop. 1 mon by pastor, 11; union young peo- fashioned costumes. Those invited formerly Pork Sausag« present were Mrs. Rose Harpole and H ie N. J. Nelson family are m ov 1 pie's meeting In this church, tt 30 ; to meet with the club were Mrs children of Lynx Hollow, Miss , Hamburger ing Into the W. A. Gam ut!* bouse union church services nt this church Martin Foster, Mr*. F. T. Wilson of Edith Eaton of Springfield, Aim. , on north Ninth street. Mr and Mrs with sermon by Rev. D P. Caracr- Seattle, house guest of her daugh Francis Eastburn, Mrs. Margaret Come In and see how little ter, Airs. F. L. Grannie, and Mrs. Garoutte will move to Culp Creek, , on, 7:30. FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY. ANY TIME — PHONE 40 It costs right now to rids on Keene. Airs. Inez Alonteitb, Airs. offl- Van Allison. The following where the riohrmla Lumber com th s m ost popular tires In Gertrude Buchanan, Mrs. Nerva FRED ANDERSON. PROP Mrs. cers were elected: President, Church of ( hrlst, Sixth «treet and pany will erect Ite new mill. the world. Hardisty, Airs. Ruby Benston and Vinal Randall; vice president, Atrs. Mrs. J. T. Allison and son Dave Gibbs avenue, where more men than Elbert Bede; secretary - treasurer, the guest of honor. R efreshm ents of Rossburg, the Jack Allison fam women attend evening services were served by Mrs. Benston and TUNK IN Bible school, 9:45, Clem Harff, s u - 1 Mr* J A. Wiseman. Mrs. Harpole. The honor guest re Mr and Mr* C. F. Hoaklna were ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ilurahel Ally- perlntendent; the men of this school ; G oodyear C o a st-to -C o a a t N B C R adio son of Portland and Miss Lcrtha ceived a number of gifts. <1 Inner goeste Sunday at the Lot Program* Wednesday evening Saturday Mrs. N. E. Glass was hostess Hagaberd o f California were hire m eet each Sunday at this hour In Wagner home In D on n a. evening last week to attend the F. 11. Aid- | tho armory with the com m unity Tue ,day afternoon for the LaComus The Afethodlst ladies' aid society men's bible class; morning worship, club, Inviting Mrs. Fred Hauger as met W ednesday afternoon at the Charle* 1C, Woode ha* received »2 son funeral Friday. ' 11, the Lord's supper, followed by an additional guest. Mrs. C. A. Kar home of Airs, N. E. Compton, with an county bounty on a bobcat. A group of members of the local A niSHlng* Hernia wits laauxil Inal a sermon on "The W ay," C. E. tell was here from Corvallis to Airs. Compton, Mrs. M. A. Groves, B i n d nhoursal e v e r y Monday W. O. W lodge attended a n eeting week III lt.inril Sidney Jtiikin* «ml Mrs. _ J. __________ Sam s and __________ Mrs. D. W of the Drain W O W. Monday groups, 6 30, Miss Lillian Hull, meet with the club The a f t e r n o o n _____ night. t leader of senior group on subject, was spent with needlework and de- ' s'tu’rge7 llninl M l Id m l Ixxikwoud, both of t'he bostess com m ittee Jack M aulding, Prop. Ml** Iris Maureen Ireland of night. "Our Church's Service for Christ," llclous refreshments were served. | s n o w in g a business session a so- I bin city George Marksbury and Mrs. O. Mrs. Juliette Hull, superintendent Douglas county and Fred J. Owen Minn lxma Zrndrun of Holly wood. * rial hour with refreshments was Salsa Servies M Miller of Eugene were here last C al, arrived rare oily for an In of Coos county w*re married at b Friday to attend the funeral of F. | o f Intermediate , . C. . E.; pastors and i Cottage Grove chapter, Order of enjoyed. o'clock Monday night at the Presby servants of church will hold regu ' E l , u r n Htar he|d a M O clal eve- , dnflnlte vlntl at the home of hei II. Allison. lar monthly m eeting Monday night; n| F riday follow ing the regular Thc Baptist ladles' aid society parent«, Mr and Mm It.n Z en d fii. terian manse. Rev D. P Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dear mo lad e , aid society will meet for so- ; bUMin,. „ „„„¡on. Dainty refresh- wa„ entertained WedMtelay after- who live two mils* south of thin officiating. tored to Purtland Sunday morning. Mr* Ixittle Ix-wl* «pent the week cial hour at 2 30 W ednesday after- m, nU wer, „erved. noon at the home of Mrs. K. K. city. Mr Dear transacted business and noon; prayer and praise service. ; A „hower wa„ given for Mr„. Wn make nnw c a n out of wreak* end In Springfield with Mias Flossie returned Thursday forenoon. Mrs. Thursday evening with Mrs T M. interm ediate Epworth League of A1jen Markham, a recent bride and ! l*alnltne end body rebuilding Cot Mathis. : ,C 'r, Pr,“. “ox ' 'he Methodist church will hold a an actlve worker In the church. A Wilbur Pilcher of Culp creek has Dear Journeyed on to Seattle, where ■ • . • Body Woi k*. I. ■; she wilt vlelt relatives for 10 days. fo low this service I G Shaw, ( „(X.|a, t„night ¡n the church parlors. pieaaant social afternoon was en- Davln, Prop. Spriggs Hid« mStfe received tio a* county bounty on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz mo . . . Miss Zenna Moughmer will be in joyed and dainty refreshments were four coyotes. Mr Mmy Clerln *|>rnl Munday charge served. Wlllye-Overlnnd now m anufac tored to Portland Sunday morning, Fn-e Methodist Church, Fifth at her home in Portland —♦ — ture* the lowest-priced «-cylinder returning here Tuesday evening. street and Gibb* avenue, Roy W. The workers club of the Royal Mrs. Armand Wynne was hostess Herbert Hawley, who live* near automobile In the country. Just Here it is—SURPRISING LY PRO M PT- for all who wish to have Howell, p astor- Sunday school. 9:45, | Neighbors met Thursday, January Tuesday afternoon for the AI. P. G. Mapleton. «lied over Thureday Imagine grttlng n beautiful 4-door Mrs. Mabel Sallee, superintendent; 21. at the home of Mr.*. Emaiine club, entertaining with a 1 o'clock sound, healthy legs. night of Ian week with hl* mother, »ednn for only I79M fully equipped . , A!'zone's Emerald Oil eases your pain and begins to heal the sores ' morning worship, 11. the pastor vylll Wilson, with Atrs. R oss Peterson as , Mr* M Hambrick Mr* Ham- f ci b C ollage Grove. See Nelson : " The In c h e o n J SbleWw L P : t ^ « e c o n d y o u f ir s t apply i t j f . positively guaranteed to help In give the fourth of a series o f ser- joint hostess. The afternoon was ent. l riel ! • ',i„, «„ fnr „„ Kiigene Motor company for price* on other ' : mons On "The Work of the Holy «pent with fancy work. Dainty re- tractive with a colorful boquet of I your particular case or it won’t cost a cent. Friday nv>rntng. mixlel*. J29c Oddly enough, THE WORSE YOUR CASE—with broken veins, Spirit;" evening worship. 7 30. with ^ 'h m ^ n u i ware served. sw eetpeas and rosebuds. The after Curtin Veatch of Halney w«» a .Mr and Mr*. O. Knight were ' Carl Alonroe, son of Mr. and Airs. message by the pastor; prayer _____ ulcers and open sores—THE MORE EA1ERALD OIL SEEMS TO HELP. noon was spent vzith needlework. bunlnen* vlnltor here lant Friday, gueats Munday In Eugene at the i J. D Monroe of this city and for meeting. 7:30 Thursday. Mri> RaIph SalUm an wa^ hostess Keep putting the oil on and bandage your leg. Use a bandage three mer employe of the Sentinel, was ■ekofM d Stewart for phimtdag. home of Mr* M It. Randall. * * * j Tuesday afternoon for the Elm artes The O. W. dinner club was enter- inches wide and long enough to give the necessary support. Wind It up- eh net metal work Phone 1I7J Hr R E W teka of Dorena ha* re one of several University of Oregon Methodist E p i s c o p a l Church, dub. entertaining with a 1 o'clock tained Monday night at the Chaites ward from the ankle to the knee, the way blood flows In the veins. students who helped In the produc jjo more broken, swollen, tw isted veins. No more sore, evil-sm elling Mm Andrew Hrund «pent the ceived Il a* county bounty on two tion of the "Book of Ruth" which Aleredlth A. Groves, m inister- Sun- iuncheon at her home. Airs. C. II. Adams home in Eugene. day school. 9:45, Ransom L. Cone, Jiimc vz-« an additional guest. Thc weak end with relative* at Brown* bobcats. _ . ulcers. No more pains nor cramps. In reviewed In the current issue of superintendent; morning worship, aftern-xr was spent playing bridge The 1 ^ 1 ^ r c a n u m ^ o ^ s de- ! directions and YOU ARE SU RE TO BE H ELPED . Cot- Mi»» Esther Thornton of W olf the Saturday Review of Literature. Villa. Creek v isite d Saturday w ith Mr*. The piece of printing Is highly 11. sermon subject, "The Inner jiind Mrs. Victor Chamo>ri held feated a Creswell basketball team Gr>' ^ P h a r m a c y w o n t k e e p y o u r m o n e y u n le ss you are._______ <4) Kingdom," anthem by choir; vespkr higo sc< re and Mrs. H. A. Fagan E. G. O Groat complimented by the reviewer. services. 5, sermon subject, "The second. The club will meet in two »¿ay n ig h t on I D ressm aking Mr*. Harry W of the Spiritual Harvest." weeks with Airs. N. J. Nelson, Creswell floor. Swanson was lead- j N eel, phone 21IR J29p Forestry Club Formed at I-utluuii. Principle ipeclal dnusic will include a piano —+ — ing scorer for the Comets with 15 Latham. Jan. 27.— (Special.) — voluntary by L aw rencl Kent and Mr and Mr*. Farsi McQuInn and The Presbyterian Missionary so- points. Students organized the Latham 411 ■on of Springfield visited Sunday quartet numbers by S. L. Mackin, I clety was entertained Wednesday .Ul Mr and Mr* Lag Cox Mr Forestry club Thursday, January C. E. Umphrey, A. A. Richmond and afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. Alfonso of Spain has a fortune of 21. with S. T. R'-se aa leader. McQuInn It a brother of Mr*. Cox. Members follow Johnnie Gallo, George Matthews; Epworth League, E Mendenhall. Mrs. R. H Fields $8,500,000. Mr. and Mr* Henry Knowles of president; Robert Gordeneer. vice 6, Orval Etter, leader of senior had charge of the lesson on China. ! Rabbits are easy prey to hawks > The society voted to accept an In- after a forest fire. Dexter visited Tuesday with Mrs. ' president; Helen Johnson, secre , league -.-Ration to meet February 12 with ; Little sensation of altitude is felt E. O. O. G roat tary. Gordon Foster, sergeant-at- I*»*I.«.JU1 ChnrcA. «024 .*•» Main thc Christian Missionary society to m an aeroplane arms; Jessie Grubb, song leader; strsn. r W Spradla-r, pastor — RnnSay . _ _ . .. I A. Ruts has arrived from Port school. 9-4.4; worship. 11 s. m sn d 7:80 observe a day of priyer. D ainty: land to take over the dining room Homer Buker, yell leader; Vivian blblf* study I uFtday s ig h t, pray * refreshments were served. CARD OF THANKS. White, M i k e McKibben, Norma •r and i worship, V r rld a y t at Hotel Kartell. —♦ — We wish to express our sincere Dugan, Albert McCall, Betty Eylar, Phonograph*, portables and re Twenty-one membet s of the local thanks and appreciation to our of th« Natarene, Klaventh «treat cords for exchange for wood, chldk- Bertha Hickey, Dorothy White, Roy and (’horch Adanii ir a o u » , T. J Orr. pastor. — camp of the Royal Neighbors of many friends who were so kind dur- Trunnell, Dorothy Gallo Harry Mc ens. turkeys, etc. Phono 241 J29-5c »chool o 45: morning preaching America attended a R jyai Neigh- ’ jng our recent bereavement and Call. llene Trunnell, John Van Sunday ••rvlca 11; young people’• m eeting O i l; Mre. Clara Locheod. who spent u Trunnell, David Hickey, Eldon evening preaehlna service. 7 :3 0 ; mid bor rally held Thursday night oi ' also for the beautiful floral offer last week In Creswell. ings MRS F. H. ALLISON, month here ns a gue«t of n sister, Walker, W ayne Walker, Mary Mc week prayer »ervlce. W ednesday night, e e e J 29p ^ _____^ _an d _relatives;_ _ _ _ Mr*. E. C. Shay, has returned to J Kibben. Irene Humphries, Junior Church of C hrist.—- (London. 12 mil«« The Epworth League of the i Dugan. Homer Hull. Keith Foster, south Portland. of C stts f* Uro«o ) — 8'indor sor- Methodist church will hold a so c ia l! N J. Nelson returned Tuesday Bill Foster, Bennie McCall, Delmer vices; B lhls study «0 S. m., worship 11 , tonight at the home of Victor G o ff.; s o> : ssrlpturs study 7 .10 p. m. night from n buslnrss trip to Port Bushnell and Dick Foster. Office Supplie« • Equally insigr cant is the land. At the lateraeetloa of w eal Mala and Mrs. L. W. Coiner was program < MOSBY CHEEK M ttrrvl» 1» a »mall white church Seventh leader for the Tuesday night meet- of Every Kind. Mr* Eva Croslon left Monday for i cost of operating other elec- . _ . , . „ Jan. 27. Dot Bailey from Lynx O»y Adveatiat Each Saturday at 9 .3 0 a« her home In Kearney, Neb., after hour 1» »pent In the study of the Sabbath of the Research club. Mrs. R Ordinary cough remedies do not spending several week* hero caring Hollow visited over the week end •chool ie»»oa At i t o'clock the pastor, H. Fielus reported on Robert Ripley trie appliances. You can make ,r ‘ F.ldvr Paul Iverson, d-.llv.rs s urm oB , of "Believe It or N ot Fame" and ; reach the conditions which cause for a sister, Mr*. O. W. W hite of with a sister, Mrs. Clifford Allen. June Pitcher, Rosemary Frazee Ihv proof of b is statrm rnt« h rlsx ostnvd Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall on "Ding" night coughing but Thoxine, a doc- Ml** Opal Wagner »peril the week London. a pot of coffee for less than f snd verve front the bible 4 and Berta Lancaster, eighth grade by chapter end with her parent«, Mr and Mrs. welcome la «»tended to all either on Darling. well known cartoonist. tor’s fam ous prescription, does. It Re wise. Get Green Stamps. students, passed their rrcent state warm one cent, and you can even Lot Wagner of D onna. Sabbath or at tb s W ednesday sv en ls« Robert Sidney Jenkins and Miss stops the cough within a few min They are worth money. Saturday hour of 7 SO Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Hoaklnn «pent Is double stamp day nt Davenport's examinations. utes and goes direct to the internal Hazel Mildred Lockwood were mar- cook electrically for one cent a Atrs. Finley Whlpps visited over Saturday In Eugene at the home Furniture Store I rled at 8 p. m. Saturday at the cause, preventing further trouble. J29p the week end ut thc home of a m eal p e r p erso n . Most o th er of a daughter, Mr*. Gerald I*i«*ton. IKIil KIY EK KI MBLES. home of the bride's parents, Mr. Taken before retiring Thoxine The local Engles aerie will pre daughter, Mrs. Bus Pitcher. Jan. 26.—A short time ago a news and Mrg L„wis Lockwood. Rev. M. absolutely prevents night coughing Dry Wood. 16-lnch, «3 cord. Cot sent a minstrel show tonight at the Airs. Darrell Mosby was called to electric ap p lian ces a re just as tage drove l.umlier Co. phone 52. tfc high school and will sponsor a big Eugene the first of the week by item from Dorena announced the A Groves of the Methodist church It gives the sam e speedy relief for accidental death of Earl Fickle, read the ceremony, Alvah Lock- sore throat too. Safe for the whole econom ical to o p e ra te . • Your Mrn. Claude Sherman »pent Mon electric dance Saturday night nt the the Illness of her father. Mr. Jones, who. with his mother, resided In wood wa3 nian and Miss i nez fam ily — guaranteed no dope. day In Eugene on bu*lne*e. who may have to undergo an oper j Los Angeles, but no particulars of jjcE lhany was bridesmaid. Guests Money back if not satisfied. 35c. armory. local d ealer carries a com plete Mrs. Ciao M ortlock and Mrn. E Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Russell of ‘ ation. the accident were available. In a let- w„r„ j ( r and Mrs L. McElhany, Kelly Drug Co. «nd all other good Mr. and Mrs. W alter Pitcher S. Huldemian are vlsltln, -ie of high grade appliance». Eugene and Mrs. Russell's sister, , ter Just received by Mrs. C. D. Van Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jenkins. Omar, drug stores. (1) wood helping to care for Mr«. Har Miss Edna LaMarr of Spokane, « i n t to Medford Friday and l Valin from Mrs. Fannie Little of i Lee, Darrell, Grace, Howard, Roy brought home Mr and Mrs. Doc vey Holderman, who recently un wers guest* Sunday of Mr. and Oakland, Ore., an aunt of Earl, Bay, Isabel and Clara Jenkins, Mr. Pitcher. derwent a major operation. She In Mr*. E. C. Shay the following details are given: and Mrs. A. Lockwood and the Those who called at the Bert reported to be cnnvateeclng satis Several members of the Scottish "The accident occurred on Sunday, bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lancaster h o m e Sunday night factorily. Mre. Morelork and her Rite w e n t to Eugene Tuesday December 6. He and two other ’ L. Jenkins and the newly married mother. Mrn E 8. Holdermon, plan night and assisted In conferring the were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robbins, boys were returning from a short couple left Sunday for the Penn Finley Whlpps. Sidney D avis and to return home In a week or ten twenty-first degree. motorcycle pleasure trip. They were Lumber company's location, where I-eiiter Lcbow. days. were rounding a curve In the high Mr. Jenkins will be employed. Anniversary Sale Saturday, Felr- Mrs. John Pitcher and Mr.*. Allen Nine and comfortable three cold rtinry «, one day only. W ulch for way when Earl saw that he w as go Mr. Herman R unkis of Detroit i Kerr visited Monday at thc Will ing to collide w ith a car. He swerv daye at the Pastime. d ttf next Week's announcement. The Joker club will be enter- j writes: "A few lines of thanks from The Ham mersley home. ed to avoid It and collided with an tained tonight (Friday) at the a rheumatism sufferer — my first R«V. D P. Cameron gave an ad s iin ir l sh o p . JWc other. He w as hurled through the bottle of Kruschen Salts took all dress on "Life and Work« of rtobert A number of members of the lo Several U. S. factories are li windshield, alm ost severing a cheek, home of Mrs. W. E. Lebow. the aches and sw ellings out of my Burns' Thursday forenoon at a high cal K nights of Pythias attended a censed to manufacture autogiro ear and nose and cutting an awful ‘ Mrs. D. A Emerson gave a synopsis joints—with my first bottle I went ■chool assembly. social evening given Saturday night planes. gash In his head. He never re- of ^be life of Jam es Barrie, whose on a diet and lost 22 pounds and Charles 11 Wood* hn* received u In Roseburg by the K. of P. lodge Plants are capable of defensive gained consciousness and died the worg s wri be the club's next study now I feel like a new man.” $2 bount2 on n bobcnr< there. action. To lose fat SAFELY and quickly next morning." The young man project. The club voted a cash con- was the son of Jam es Earl Fickle, j tribution to the local relief council take one half teaspoonful of Krus- and was reared and educated in , and members agreed to donate food chen Salts in a glass of hot water ' Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. F ickle were „tuffs. in the morning before breakfast. well known in the Row river coun- : _ For your health’s safe ask for and try. La Mercredi Pont club held a cov- get Kruschen—the cost for a bottle Al W hitman and son Leonard of | cred dlsh luncheon W ednesday af- that lasts 4 weeks is but a trifle at Mountain States Power Company Culp Creek visited Dorena Tues- : ternoon of last week at the home of any drugstore in the world and if [day. Mr. W hitman says that things Mrs. Harold Whitlock. Mrs. Glen after the first bottle you are not look a bit brighter up river, and o wen wa9 a guest. The afternoon joyfully satisfied with results — that, with the construction and was spent playing bridge and Mrs. money back. Cottage Grove Phar- ! eventually the operation of thc Bo- p rcd Anderson held high score and macy will be glad to supply you. (3) .:..p>.:.+++.;-H.44++++++4***44' hernia Lumber company mill and ----------------------------------------------------------------- ---- --------------.. the prospective resumption of op eration of the Scott Lumber com pany mill, it may soon seem like old times up there. Arthur and Charles Bales are EUGENE, ORE. concurring in the statem ent that 856 WILLAMETTE ST. this is a regular old time Oregon winter, the very first of the old- tim e sort for about 15 years. The summer seasons have been notice able for lack of moisture for the Approximately 400 yards of past 12 years; but anxiety on that choice silks, in plain colors and score for the com ing season Is now dispelled by the fact that this sec- I in beautiful figure combina ^tlon has been treated to three snow tions . . . This is positively the storms within the past 30 days. The greatest silk value in town and first storm, December 10, gave the we are willing to back up the statem ent . . . You will find Row river section a snow covering of four Inches. Before that was just the fabric you are needing for that new frock, no mat Special this week only well gone, cam e another and six ter what kind you are going to make . . . Drop in and see Inches covered the ground. I-ast these wonderful values. Monday night came the third with ; seven Inches chalked up on the measuring stick. R oy Bales, who spent the holi days at Dorena, the guest of a sis ter, Mrs. Henry Cooper, has re- , CROUP NO. 1 -Higrade garments in silks, satins, flat turned to his home in Portland, We are discontinuing the Happy Home line nt cost. crepes, etc. Values to $24.75, specially priced at only Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Howari), who Corn . Pineapple Grapefruit resided In Corvallis and Salem for I four years, Mr. Howard being cm- j Tomatoes F ruit Salad Pumpkin ployed as bus driver for the S. P. ! GROUP NO. 2 Spinach Vegetable Salad Hominy and more recently for the Grey consists of values from $16.75 to $39.50, and holds velvets, hound line, have brought their Green Beans K raut Shrimp household goods to their ranch re- satins, flat crepes, sheer woolens, chiffons and travel crepes. This is one of the highost quality canned goods, but wo will feature Monarch and Sw ift's i cently acquired from U. S. Bales Sizes 14 to 46. All good colors. Specially price«! at near Dorena and will m ake their in the future. home there for the present In the little cabin which they built last summer, w ith plans maturing for crop development and a more sub stantlal home In the future. Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T PORK LIV ER 3 Lbs. for 25c STEER BEEF W EINERS 2 Lbs. for 25c 12l/2c and 15c. Lb. Church News Ringncck Snakes Arc Found at Hebron S O C IE T Y DILL PICKLES Dressed Chickens 3 ^ lb. Hens 15c lb. iVa-lb. Hens 20c lb. Per Quart 10c G reater Vak 15:, Van Camp’s Catsup 2 for 25c tor thc D«Ji* GOODYEAr ALL-W EATHER Cottage Grove Motor Co. Will You Accept Relief from VARICOSE VEINS? Local Lati Is P r in te r On Handsom e Book B ox L e tte r DO YOU Files KNOW THAT t H r theprice The Sentinel (fa Stop Night Coughing How One Man Lost 22 Pounds cups of coffee Uy // Smith-Short G rocery —Phone 153— Saturday Grocery Savings Compound, bulk, 4 lbs. ...... 29c Snowdrift, .3-lb. c a n ......... 66c Tuna Pish, large can 19c Coffee, Koval Club, 1-lb. can 33c Pineapple, l ’s (Sw ift), 3 for 25c B E A R D ’S Brown Sugar, 4 lbs. 19c Peanuts, .3 lb s .......... ............. 25c Lard, Swift Premium, 4 lbs. 49c Oysters, 2 cans 25c Salad Aid Dressing, pt. ja r ,.19c SILKS $1 yd. M A N N IN G S C O F F E E 1 Silver Plated Spoon Free W ith Each Pound *<•♦4 l.+++4.4"Mi4-»++*+-» DRESSES- Two Special Groups C lo sin g O u t H a p p y H o m e B ra n d $8.95 $11.00 ORANGES 100 Cases of Oranges and Grapefruit P e r C ase $1.29 Yi C a se 79c Nice juicy fruit and a real bargain nt these prices W INTER COATS Correspondence Omitted. Correspondence from Dorena, De light Vnlley, I-athnm, London. Di vide. Hebron nnd Thornton Corner-^ was omitted because of mechanical difficulties that madp It Impoisible to get It Into type. Correspondents were not at fault. AU prices on winter eoats are now reduced to less than one-half of regular. Buy a winter eoat now, it. will mean mou >y saved to you next winter. If vou want new spring merehandbft, we can show you tho V,",y newest and down to the minute creations in coats, (b'esses and millinery.