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n r< i r N T i w , Early Spring Special D R E SSE S oottao « Dr. and Mr». W. E. Lebow re Mr». O. 1». Arnaat ha« recovered turned Sunday from Gold Beach, front an attack of Influenaa. A roof fire ealiod the fire de where they »pant the weak end with partment to tba U. B. Arnaat home Mre. Lebow’» parente, M r. and Mr». aaat of tba oily Saturday. M r. Ar- J. C Johnson. They were accom na«t chanced to be at home and had 1 panied home by Mr. and Mr». J. A. the flamee axtln g ul.h.d with a 1 Nerup of Spokane, who were sver tardan hoea before tba flra depart- i n icili cuaate at the Lebow home Mre Narup le a great-aunt of Mr». ment bad time to get there L»bow Don't forgot Dad on Dad'» day. _ . . _ . , . , , The H. T. Jorgensens, form er Elisa Bede »pent Tuesday night , r^ | rt, nl, „ f this ally, who have , to b? r . . " ¡ ¿ th lived In California for many year., | OMflOJ. RIDE O N G O O D YEA R T IR U MORE Stoke Po, s Old 11»,me of Fnmc.ii« Per:; v -rilly e I*' », From ilia parish of kto: England, who»« manor!ul bletory rune to the Docsee'lay book (t( “1 A. D.) and whose church hist dry le fairly complete back to the yenr The body ly of a baby. which was 1107, went not a few who hc!;«ed ___ J H _ by cotblng ______ and other Identified to people tba American Colonies; 'm arks as the Lindbergh baby, was but tba attachment they are nw found late this forenoon on the ; gaoa and return alone Ruth and Oakland, on account oZ tba lumbar i *«°<1 <* bringing to the attention of 7rom ----- ------ - ----‘ ‘ . .. . I ,,,, MUV'U,,, r ' Jorgensen Is ! Americans Is through the Benn f a » « X ® « “ »«,,»®. J ’t t i ’ J s J & S i I Beth «pent Mother» day at their company by whom Mr. jorgeneen is KG W , radio station of the Morning I N e w S h ip m e n ts borne bare. employed having moved their yard. lly. The famoue Quaker founder Oregonian In Portland. Radio mea- ! Mre. Core Groat and nleoe, Phyl of Pennsylvania came from theee sages were still coming In at the Mrs Clair Beagle of Ridgefield, lis Vlnoent, attended church ear- , Wash., A r r iv e d fo r wa» an overnight visitor i parte, but Is burled not In the Penn lim e thia paper went to press. vices at Naginaw Bunday. The Infant son of Charles A. and | Tuesday of last week at the home vault at Stokes I’oges, but In the New shipment of Linen Anne Lindbergh was kidnapped Used chairs, 80c; single bed and of a »later. Mr«. Rov Patchen She 1 G r a d u a te s simple Quaker burying ground at more than two months ago and a eprlng only >2 #»- Used 220 mat- left Wmlneedev for Marcóla to vie- | and Dotted Swiaa trsaaee only S3 and fum igated— I It over Mother«' dev w ith her moth "Jordans," els or seven mile» sway. nation-wide search haa been con- Mr« Beagle was The Stoke Pogve eetate wae bought 'ducted since Venous clues had Used Maytag washer 226 — wood er In that city MESH HOSIERY range (U kg Cup» and eaucere 16c accompanied by i* brother-in-law, by Thorn»», son of Will lam Fenn, been followed and ransom money D rew » bad been paid but the whereabout» |1 , H M. |1 36. |1 66 —Used davenport 217.60 -N e w Us 12 Robert Beagle, who visited with hie Ln 1760, and though for a time out of the baby remained a mystery. rug and a beauty 226. Callahan's grandmother, Mr». Sarah Harm». of the hands of the faintly, the ma MEM1I 'F u rn itu re Store -42 west 7th Eu Frank and Robert Schaeffer are gene mlSp here from Pacific Grove, Cal., visit nor hotixe la now owned by a de- Drunken D river Is Fined. UNDERGARMENTS Vartan V artlklen. driving a load Shopper« Always Welcome Mr. end Mrs. Almond Led with ing their parent« M r and Mre. X. ecendabt of William Penn In the 75c «1 «100 and Ml»« Anna Carter of Portland C. Schaeffer. female line. In the ancient church ed truck with a California license, Whether They Buy or Not wae arrested Thursday forenoon epent the week end at the W illiam Mr». Ida Veatoh wae severely Is not only the Penn vault and the ;and fined 225 in the local police Bartel» home. Mr». I.w lw ith and i . when M ie. Carter are .1 .1 .re of M r . Bar- i’™ 1*"» W jd m -^ a y evening Fenn pew, but actually a private court on a reckless driving charge ehe «Upped on a banana peeling John B Retd of Eugene »wore out tele. that had been thrown on the side entrance to the church belonging to the complaint. Both men were X A. Hlielley of Clovle. Cal., vis walk on eouth Blxth street near the and used by the Fenn family of old south on Pacific highway itad the past week at the hom» of Elbert Bede residence, where »he end today; somewhat In contrast to 'raveling and V artlklen passed Reid and by an aunt. Mr». Lucy Rogare. had been visiting. the Quaker simplicity of the die- cutting In too quickly crowded him Mre. Ida Lewis I n a guest at the ¡o ff the pavement Into a ditch near Blble echool firet flah later. tlugulvhed ancestor. home of n daughter, Mre Ray Creswell. Reid called the city police Another tie with America la of office and the arrest, was made as „ x. v. j - i Traek Mrs. I^ w le came here from ° “ r, 4 . nd Ur,Ml W ell« W alla. Wash where »he had more recent date. In Glendale, the truck entered the city. No one . h#en wlth s dBUKht»r Mr» Ernest Cultivators, garden tools and ford. 1121 south Blxth street. Gallf., Is the Little Church of the was Injured. Gordon W right, publicity men for 1 Oberg. fertilisers that make the garden Flower, a replica of St. Glle»’ church grow, at Graber A Gettye m ile the O rph.um circuit, la here from A(M O ro„ an,j Addl.on, who M«-nlor» O b serve A n n u a l S n ea k (as that at Stoke Poges Is properly San Francisco siwndlng two week. ' v | , Med f„ r »everal w eek» at Slxty-flve seniors motored to M r and Mrs. F. E Xauger were with hie mother, Mre. Maud W righ t • , h„ hon„. of M r O ro«.' ,|« twr. Mr«. entitled). Regular contribution» are Belknap springs Wednesday for the ' here from Junction City Saturday Rags Wanted We pay hlghsst A. W Klmc left Wednesday for , received from California for the annual "senior sneak.'' The group afternoon Mr. Xauger looked after M r. and Mrs W alle r Houser of business In connection with the price. Call Nelson Motor Co. and | Klam ath Falla. upkeep and restoration of the little made a caravan and left the city ) at 6 a. m . accompanied by Mias Eugene »pent the week end with Closing of the Bank of Cottage we will send for them. m ile ; Mrs. C. L. Madden underwent a I^iglleli edlflca; and In return the M yrtle Kem. senior advisor. Mr. I Mre. HoueePe mother. Mrs. Allis Grove. F. K. Mendenhall, secretary of the m a|or operation Saturday at the latter recently sent as a gift Its »nd Mr« D. A Em'-raon, Mra. Ira Haw kiae Mrs. E. E M cl andon returned chamber of commerce, and O. V. , Pacific Christian noepital In E u Beldler. Mr» F. L. Grannie. Dr. H. j andent altar table. Mre It A. Xagen and mother. early In the week from Portland, Breese attended » meeting In Eu gene Her oondlton 1« reported satis A Hagen, class dad, and Charles Mr» Ad« Epperson, returned Sat where »he spent Mothers' day with gene Tuesday night called for the factory Mre. Roy flaldem an. a Beldler. The day was spend swim daughter of Mr». Madden, from urday from Redmond, where they her parents and a daughter. Mrs. consideration of matters affecting ming. hiking, fishing and a num McMinnville, le with her mother nt several days with P It Slacei. George Meade the University of Oregon. Rules fo r Pharm acist ber motored to the enow line and feiiowlng the death of Mrs Biecel. Miee Grace Wilson Is recovering I during her Illness O f 4000 Juvenile delinquents three indulged in w inter sports. They re M r. and Mr». Lloyd Swanson were slater o f Mre. Xagen and daughter U n d er “ B lu ff K in g H a l" turned from a serious mastoid operation home In the late evening. only were Bible school pupils Go here from Elkton over the week of Mrs Epperson. at Multnomah hospital In Portland A prominent pharmacist and phy to Bible school. I'm for Community Men. H er mother, Mrs. O. W. Sweet, has ! end. M r Swanson having hurt a B a p tis te F la n M u s ic a l. sician of Henry V I II ’S reign named Mrs. Catharine Bader spent Bun returned from being w ith her i leg while engageu In road work A musical ie planned for the Sun Mlae Ollie W lUard of Portland v e day In Eugene at the home of a daughter. Bulleyn, who Is said to have bees R w ill be several weeks near Elkton. T heir baby Janice re- day forenoon service at the Bap- , iled over the weak end w ith her nleoe. Mre. Ell»» Kemble before Mias Wilson can be brought malned here at the M ervllle Veatch a cousin of Anne Bolleyn. one of tint church. The program will con- ■ mother. Mre. O. H W illard home and Mr». Swaneon returned M r and Mrs L. 1-aaltar of Reeds to her home hara. the king's numerous wives, laid slat of various music arrangements Wednesday and took the Infant M r. and Mra. O B. Woodson were port spent the week end with Mrs. I’m for Community Men. down these rules for the practice of and will occupy all the time of the home with her. In Portland on business this week, I.aelter'a parents, M r. end Mrs. pharmacy, wrote Charles H. LaW all service. D. A. Emerson 1» chairman W. W. Latle Is supplying as tele going down Wednesday morning Floyd Counts. of the music committee. graph operator a* Woodburn for a In “Four Thousand Tear» of Phar and returning late Thursday. plumMng. few days. He was "bumped" from macy” : C a m e ro n o n H p e a k ln g T o u r • i l l . tfe New Tork M illinery Parlors. New hie position here a short time ago. —advertía •laing li of Rev. D. P. Cameron spent the hats on display. Large head slaaa. “The apothecary must first serve Mrs. O tllla Caldwell and aon-ln- Mrs. Frank Collins and Bill Col past week in Yam hill and Washing Tour last summer's hat remadelled law and daughter. Mr and Mra. H no more mulaUnce luaigUnc« lins returned Sunday night from a I Ood; foresee the end. be cleanly, ton countle3. w h e r e he made to plea»» Neat door to Christian E. Btevens of Eugene, visited Mrs. few days visit In Seattle. They were end pity the poor. His place of in business speeches at McMinnville. Newberg parsonage See us and be suited p Caldwell's brothar-ln-law. J. Q W il accompanied by Frank Collins' dwelling and shop must be cleanly, and Hillsboro. He made two Am eri than an englue ln lits. and fam ily Bunday. nephew. Donald Norlln. who w ill can Legion addresses and two W make an Indefinite stay a t the I to please the senses wltbal. Hia O W addrea Mlsa B. B. Rosenthal, from the an airplane garden must be at hand with plenty Collins home. Portland office of the Mountain Tim ber company. Is a«« let I ng In the of herbs, seeds, and roots He E arl C. Bronaurh 1» Visitor. Bandon Is Coming Munday. office of the Standard Seaonlng so Bart C. Bonaugh. candidate for mutt read Dloscorldes. He must The Bandon golf team of 20 men ciety here. attorney general, was a visitor here have hla mortars, »tills, pota. filters, will be here Sunday for a contest Bible school firs t- fish later. of last week and was a glasses, boxes, clean and aweat Thursday with the local divot digger». Cot guest of H. W . lom bard at the M r and Mrs. X. D. Karn of Med tage Grove w ill play at Bandon (correct). He must have two Masonic dinner that evening. ford spent the week end with M r July 2. —the Sentinel places In his shop, one most clean Kern's parents. M r and Mrs. O. M Wedgewood eagles can spot their Your home newspaper for physic and the base place for Kent. African Jumbo tullfrogs live to be Mre. Prlnoey Brown of Roseburg cblrurglc stuff. He la neither to prey from 5000 feet In the air. 40 years old. Good parachutes cost from 2300 visited Friday with Mra. Oeorge M □nonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnC ln crease do t diminish the p h ;d . Radio has opened civilization to Mlsa WUberta Wilson, fre.h m en M ilter on north Pacific highway. Alaska's snowbound populace. clan’s prescriptions He le neither to 2350 each. n t University of Oregon and dnugh- All work makes Jack a d u ll boy. Clckl Baum. Oerman author, tar of M r. and Mrs W O W il.o n to buy uor sell rotten drugs He Mra. Barbara Hohl Le Improving plans to become an American c iti o f Ihle city, has been elected presi Bnjoy yourself at the Pastime. must be able to open well a vein, >> .x a . j . .. . t- ; from e »ever« Illness at her home zen des! of Tau D ella Delta, women'« X . D Scott and fam ily of Eu-1 on north H , tr ^ L for to help pleurisy. He la to med honorary muelo fratern ity on tba ■ gene England's state crown wae made ne visited Bunday with Mr wll dle only In hla own vocation, and Mrs. M. C. Breasler spent Moth for Queen Victoria ln 1838. campus fleott'e mother. Mre Ixittle Scott. to remember that hla office la only Harold Cooley of Drain visited and at the home of M r B co tt'e ers' day In Portland with a daugh Monday, Tuesday and Wed Business w o m e n of Prague, ter. Mrs. Pearl Bennett. She will Sunday with hie parents. M r and brother. Damon Boott. to be the physician’s cook." Czechoslovakia, have started a new nesday, May 16, 17 and 18, are visit In Canby and In Salem before M rs Charles Cooley Bp M rs W illiam Donahue of Spo women's bank. returning horns. hereby designated as Spring Dad's day nt the armory Sunday kane, who had been visiting Mrs. Finland repealed prohibition by A child welfare meeting w ill be Jatnee Dungan. left Tuesday for a Clean-Up Days. Owners and oc- Pilgrim« Vieit M ces held in conjunctlaei w ith the reru- 73 per cent of the vote. M r. and Mra. George Matthews visit In Honolulu. ------ John Bulla. California, has pro lar meeting of * the — W. C. T. . U. F n have as their guests M r Matthews' About 200,000 pilgrims from »11 cupants of property will on Take an hour off. Dad's day. day afternoon at the Methodist duced a blue rose. parenta. Mr. and Mrs Charles M at the Mohammedan countries visit these days remove all unsightly church thews. who arrived Tuesday from W illiam Heck la here from Rifle, Silver le mined today chiefly In Mecca every year at the pilgrimage and unsanitary refuse, place it Portland, and Tommy Matthews, Colo., visiting hie daughter. Mrs. The Oeorge Gates fam ily epent North and South America and is season, said Eldon Ratter before in boxes, sacks or barrels at the also of Portland, who haa been here Robert Uhlelds Sunday at Monroe with M r. and consumed mostly In the far cast fo r • week. Tom my la spending hie the Manchester (England) Geo curb and it will be picked up at W illiam Zlm m erly. who was par Mr». Joe Gates, parents of George. A new machine plows, pulverizes vacation fishing. M r. and Mra. A. E. Gerlmonte and aerates soil and cuts surface graphical society. But If any but city expense. ticipating In the Oakway golf C. E. FROST, D r and Mrs. W B. Lebow epent tournament at Eugene, was noeed and Miss £>ther Sleken of W estfir a Moslem approached within 20 growths to piece« In one operation. th e week end at Gold Beach with out of the plav last week after hav and Mrs I-enora Pyburn of Eugene My6-13c City Health Officer. Cost of spraying by airplane In miles of Mecca at any time he did M rs L eb o w . parent». Cot and Mr» ing been previously nosed out of were week-end visitors at the W. Texas Is 75 cents an acre. so at the risk of hla life. No un J . C. Johnson L. Hubbell home. the championship play. American tractors In Russia are believer. as such, bad been to Mecca W e make now ears out of wrecks. Mrs. N. E. Compton and Mre. D. • v a ry Painting and body rebuilding. Cot in the lest 1.800 year». In spite of A. Mercer have gone to Belknap worked 23H hours a day. Hawaii's forests are being re springs for a few days. tage Grove Body Works, 1» 8. the risk several Europeans, by first A 7H-pound danghter was born Parts, Prop.. Sprig;» Bldg. m ltfo Saturday morning to M r and Mrs Mrs. M argaret Greenwood of planted from airplanes. learning the Moslem rltnal and cus Argentine government oontrola Seattle, who had been a guest at Fred Quinn of W alker. toms, had managed to get Into the the home of a daughter. U r t W. O. the baking Industry. Fred Bertel» and Laeter Powers Wllaon. la spending a few days In city In disguise and to come safely I t Is believed that many lake bot made a trip to G rants Paas Mon Eugene with another daughter. She out again. On the other hapd. a day to get a truckload of cyanide w ill return here for a lo n g ir visit. toms contain fortunes In ivory. considerable number of unbelle’ ers Low -flying airplanes lo c a te tanks to be ueed la the operation M r. and Mrs. Raymond Grube of schools of fish for anglers o ff Cali appeared to have got into Mecca of the Evening S tar mine, of which Pengra visited friends here Mon P hone 55 M r Bartels la superintendent. This fornia shores. and never come out again. wae the second trip they had made day. Arm y pilots were forbidden to fly SPECIALS FR1. SAT. A daughter wae born Monday to without parachutes ln 1923. for tanka. 8unday is Dad's day at the a r M r anil Mrs. Lyle Scott at their ' A northern mother discovered He Travel» W ithout Noise home on Jefferson avenue. mory that oil from the liver of a sodflsh M r. and Mrs. D. H. Hemenw&y The moose is the largest of onr land Thomas Clark haa collected a left this forenoon for Portland. ' cured Ticket«, bounty of 23 60 on a tim ber wolf. mammals. His curious head with Its where they w ill visit »everal day« Rubber Starno» The Sentinel large, odd nose, the broad, palmated Charles Stevens haa recovered at the home« of their son and h o m an lllnaaa that kept him con daughters. oooooooooooooooooooooooo antlers, and the pendant "bell” be fined to the house for a week or low the throat, all combine to make The city band w ill give a band so. concert and entertainment at the him seem like a story book animal. Glen Xogate left Monday for T ur armory Thursday night. There will Because of hla long legs he la taller lock. Cal., where he la employed. He be no admission charge and the had spent a week with his parents. general public Is Invited. than a horse, says Nature Magazine. M r and Mre. W A. Hogate. Though large and heavy, he la able Mrs. E lm er Frans, who le III a t . Special discount on MoCormlck- her home In Portland. Is reported I Offloe Equipment of to travel almost noiselessly through Deerlng separators, thia month slightly Improved. H er ailm ent 1» Every Kind hla northern home In the thickets only. O ra bar A Gettye. m l2c heart trouble and will necessitate ------------------ W IL L IA M R. NELSON of alder, birch, tamarack, along the Kenneth W ard arrived during the a rest of several week». n < X X X X > < X > 0 0 -0 0 0 < X H X X X > < X > 0 0 0 . edges of alow-moving streams and past week from Loa Angeles to Mr. and Mrs. Harold W olford of ! visit hie father. W illiam w ard . shallow lakes. He Is fond of wa- T u r n in g an d L e v e lin g Eugene are the parents of a eon ] An A pound son was born a few born May 10 at the Eugene hos terplanta, leaf, item and root URNS right and left, and level w perno days ago to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie pital M r. and M r*. W olfard are ( Among C flight, were next taught By end Me tng to Corvallla to spend Mothers' Wicks. >g Cor form er Cottage CQ-ove resident». ‘ Instructions through the speuklug -day with Cottage Orove «u d en ts Mrs Oeorge Boyd of Salem vis The Infant haa been named Larrv Rejoinder That Stuag were M r and Mrs. B. V. Allison ited during the past week w ith a Laie. tube connected to my helmet and Thomas Sparta, once bishop of and M rs Kiel« Alllaon. who visited sister. Mrs. Lester Childa. Mre. Olen Smith left Tuesday for by “deaf and dumb" siguals, my Mlae Jean Allison Mr. and M rs. W . Rochester, In England, later be Instructor told me what to do. In Its Issue of April 20. 192», re Roseburg to visit an aunt. Mrs F. Allen, who vUlted th eir eon j came chaplain to the witty and Turns were taught at 2.000 feet to the recommendation by Ray Hamburg. H aro ld ; M r. and Mre. H . B. Grtgge. ferring Senator M cN ary of Colonel Alfred to which we climbed without word Mrs. E E. Eads and daughter profligate duke of Buckingham, It Who vteltad their eon Lloyd, and by Mrs or signal. At that altitude he lev Is related In Brand's “Observations M re Clyde Umphrey. who epent the E. C lark for the office of Solleltor- Dorothy, accompanied day with her son Donald. Mre. fl V. General of the United Btatee, the Eads' father. 8. W . Boyd, are guests eled off and wiggled the stick, the on Popular Antiquities.” At his first "Oregon Voter" »aid. “A. E. Clark at the home of Mre. Lester Childs, signal for me to take the control». Allison end Mr». Kiel» A lle o n went dinner with the duke, his grace, ob- down on Friday and remained for has the legal learning, the forensic another daughter of M r. Boyd. "Relax. Look at your Instru ability and the dignity to represent servlug a goose opposite hla chap Miss Carolyn Grannis w ill leave ments occasionally. Enjoy the ride. the week end. the Attorney General of the United this evening for Oorvgllle, whore lain, remarked that he wondered Take an hour off. Dad's day. States In appearances before the ehe will be the guest of Mlsa Jean ’ Watch for my signals. You are In why It generally happened that M r. and Mre. Isaac Ritchey have Supreme Court. He would be a Allison a t O. S. C. fo r "campus charge now,'* he said through the geese were placed near the clergy. gone to Taooma to visit f w some w orthy successor to distinguished week end.” phones. tim e with two of their daughters predecessors If appointed Bolloltor- H e had retnrded the throttle as " I cannot tell the reason,” Sprat M r. and Mrs. Clyde Splltstone of O en eral" Colonel Alfred E. Clark and two aletars of Mrs. Rltohey. A we leveled off at 2.000 feet. My said, “but I sliall never see a goose daughter and soa-ln-taw motored la now seeking the Republican nom Cleveland. O.. are guest» a t the tachometer read 1,450 revolutions again, but I shall think of your down Thursday of last week and ination for United States senator. home of C. L. W ilhelm , brother of . M r. and Mrs. Rltohey accompanied A vote for Colonel Clark la a vote Mre. Splltstone. Thia Is their first i a minute. The air was humpy. grace." trip to the west and they w ill leave W ithout warning the plane would for "Oregon and the Development them home. In a few day» for points In Cali drop suddenly. Then It would rise of Its N atural Resources In tne In Rea W heeler haa returned from fornia. Just as euddenly. At first those San Antonio, Tax., where be w *» in terest of All Its People."—(Pd. adv. “ Inspired“ by Hasheesh? M r. and Mra. Lewie Layng of Mt. "bumps" bothered me. I toon train ing tryin g to pass physical —C la rk for U. 8. Senator oommlt- I t is generally supposed that the tests for a position w ith the U. 8. bee. 230 Teon B ldg. Portland, Ore- View are the parents of a daughter I learned to like them. ,) m ile born Tuesday. Anrll 28. Ground to yonr individual “Arabian Nights,” and othen uf A Jerk of my Instructor's thumb a ir forest. these strange weird eastern tales Taste over the right side signaled for a right turn. I moved the stick an were written uuder the Influence of Inch or two to the right and we hasheesh, which lends such a mar banked aharply to the rig h t Too velous brilliancy to the Imagtnattc-'. I sharply again. I moved the stick to the left of neutral and, as the plane came back to level, moved It “ Distance” Almost Obsolete to neutral. I t wae Kossuth, we believe, who A finger pointed skyward told me declared that "W att with a steam to bring the nose up. I had dropped engine haa blotted the word 'dis It In the turn. I pulled the stick Our Own Make tance' from the dictionary." What back an inch or two and the nose came up. Too much again. A a lot of blotting the airplane la re downward movement of the finger sponsible fo ri said "bring It down," meaning the nose. Depew's Business Life “ Find the horlson and pick out soma object on the fuselage ahead Chauncey Depew was so well of you now while we are level that known as an orator and after-din you can use as a sight," he advised. ner speaker that many people lose "To tell when the ship is level, eight of the fact that he waa a look along your sights and If you prominent lawyer, bank director aud see horizon you are level. I f you 100% pure railway executive. He served two aee sky you are climbing. I f yon term» in the United State» senate aee ground you are diving.” and attended every Republican na T hirty minutes of right and left tlonal convention from 1888 to 192-1 turn, straight flying, road following, and my Instructor spoke again. In 1924 he wae a delegate, hut ill “You have the Idea of turn now. neas prevented hla attendance. Yon go Into them too abruptly and you come out too fast. They should be made steadily and gracefully. I Peculiar Poison have been operating the rudder for The Insect poleon rotenone, which Our business is growing— you. Let ine take the controls le harmless to human beings, was that shows we give quality, now." dlacovered when »dentists heard quantity and price. He banked around for a look ln that natives of the ttoplce used all directions and ent the motor to Cottage Orove's Leading plants containing poison to help Idling for t l .j glide to the field. Price Setter them In catching flsh. (A . 1 »30. W e»t«rn N«w«p«p«r U nleo.t $5.25 T h e Sm art Shop Clean-Up Days <-Drawer Steel Letter Cabinet $16.00 Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T YOUR “ IDEAL MKATING" PLACI Pork R oast V eal R o a st........1254c lb. Milk Fed B eef R oast.............14c lb. Choice Cuts Link Sausage.......17c lb. Pure Pork H am Loaf...2 lbs. for 35c Veal and Ham Schlitz M alt................ 59c S-lb. can ALL KINDS OP SKA FOODS PHONE 46 S T A N I Learn to F ly ? _ r, ^ C The Sentinel T FBKK DELIVERY ALL DAY FRED ANDERSON, Prop. 49c Bartels Market 1 12c lb. Lean and Tender For a quart can of ROGERS Brushing Lacquer Fresh Ground Beef or Pork Sausage 3 lbs. for 25c Closing out a lot o f odds and ends in paints, varnishes, stains, enamels, at prices a’.vav below cost. A large aMort- ment of colors. Fresh Pig Knuckles 5c lb. Cottage Orove—Phone 24 The Grove Hardware Co. You can buy in Cottage Orove in many instances for less than prices quoted in larger cities. Fancy Pot Roast l l ^ c lb. Beef Boil 7c lb. Round, Sirloin or T-Bone Steak 15c lb. L et’s Do a Little More Bootting for Our Town (4 T H E OLD RELIABLE” Fresh Ground Round Steak 15c lb. Fresh Ground Veal Loaf 15c lb. Smith-Short Grocery —Phone 153— Saturday G rocery Savings Sunbrite Cleanser, c a n ...........4c Monarch Raspberries, 2 cans 45c Soap, W hite Laundry, Shrimp, 2 c a n s ......................25c 10 bars .................. —.......... 25c Beans, large white, 5 lbs....... 19c Macaroni, 4 lbs.............. ......... 19c Toilet Soap, 6 b a r s ....... .........18c Monarch Catsup, b o ttle .........19c French Dressing, bottle 15c Ivory Flakes, lg. pkg...............19c 2-oz. bottle Schilling Vanilla 25c Pillsbury Flour, 49-lb. sk. $1.33 P int .Tar Gold Medal Mayon- Powdered Sugar, 2-lb. pkg. .. 19c n n is e ................... ............... 29c Cottage Orove Creamery Butter, lb. .............. ........................... 23c Honest Values Are Never Expensive NuCOa Oleomargarine 2 lbs, for 25c Picnic Hams , 9 / 2 c lb. Bacon Squares 9c lb. BULK LARD 3 lbs. for 25c Weiners or Franks 2 lbs, for 25c IB) l / Do not confuse capability with importance, nor experience with rashness, but entrust your business to an institution whose of ficers have devoted years to the service and study of sound, profitable banking. , Jl . , The First National Bank of C ottage Grove, Oregon Capital, iSO,000 Surplus, > 2 5 ,0 0 0
