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M r and M rs Thadlus Ellison and
two children of N ew po rt, T e n n ,
vlelted b riefly Tuesday w ith M is
It It Reed, M rs M cN ew and Mr»
Mills, M r. Ellison Is superintendent
of the N e v p e il' high M h'.'.i l i e and
hla fam ily are m ilking a three-
month trip through the western
country and com plim ented Oregon
»«■•iimv highly
H e a r I G. Shaw In "G u ilty or N o t
Oullty** Bunday e v e n in g
Jn2Sc
M i» J H Barton of A n la u f died
Hunday at M y rtle point, where she
had been visiting a daughter, M rs
I. B u i low She was the m other of
I J D l l of this i l l y
H o w ard Kagan spent the w»»k
In Portland vlaltlng friend»
_
A ll child ren who
were
absent {
when tlm last s eru m ]
tre a tm e n t was given for d ip hth eria
inav get this tre a tm e n t any tlm »
now fro m D r. Froat.
Ml»» Franc«» Beaulieu of Bend
I visited over the week end
w ith
Frances M ackln
Jack K elly, »on of M r. and Mra.
I ,ho K elly, left Haturday to spend
the sum m er In Seattle w ith friends.
from sch ool
D r. and M rs. R H.
Fields
1 Reedsport visited here F rid a y
\
of
A rth u r K n lckerbo eg er and fa m ily
of P o rtland visited F rid a y and S at­
urday w ith M r
K n ick e rb o ck e r’s
m other. M re. L e ttie K nickerbocker.
FAGB
E a rly C h ristian B u rial
Custom Not Undsrstood
C h u rch N e w s
Hi range burial customs o f ilu
early C lirlstlana were discovered by
the Uni versify o f Pennsylvania nm
Presbyterian Church. Duncan P
aeura expedition during Its third sea­ Cam arón. Pastor. Bunday school,
son of excavation at M o y d tin i. E g y p t 10, a class fo r each one w ith a
teacher q ualified to teach, forenoon
"In the vaulted chamber o f a service, 11, sermon topic, "A S p irit
burial o f the C hristian period." a re F illed L ife ;” evening service, 8, ad­
port from Alan Rowe, field director of dress by Rev. H . Davis, pastor of
the expedition, said, "m any of tlit the Baptist church. P ra y e r meeting,
i every W ednesday evening at 8. Real
C hristian bodies were burled In very Bible study w ith a large group In
bright garments and some of them 1 terested In the explanation of the
had small pieces o f sheepskin piled ! word of God.
see
over th e ir faces to a height of a l­
1'enteco«tai Assembly of God, 1024
most 20 Inches. T he significance ot E M ein H t , Atwood Foster, Pastor.
this custom Is not known to os.”
Sunday school, 9 45, M rs. Gusslq
forenoon
One o f the most Im portant dlacoy- H eard , superintendent;
1
service,
11, evening service, 8 Young
erlea of the excuvatora waa a lime­
{people’s meetings Wednesday eve-
stone slab bearing the only known { nlng at parsonage, 1031 Jefferson,
contemporary portrait of King Hene- ‘ Bible study and
choir practice.
feru to be found In Egypt. Heneferu P ra y e r m eeting Tuesday evening. 8,
!
Bible
study
on
"Second
Com ing of
< waa an Egyptian ru ler who lived a l­
'C h ris t;" F rid a y evening. 8. evange-
most &,(>») years ago and who waa i listlc, young people In charge;
responsible for the building o f the H aturday. 3 30, children's church;
{H aturday evening. 7:30, street m eet- i
great pyramid nt Meydum.
Ing
Carved
In
relief,
It
depicts
the
• • •
{
king
wearing
a
dose
fitting
cap,
L u th e ran C hurch 'M is s o u ri Sy­
I
above which are the horns o f a ram nod)
Service» at 11 Hunday In the
' A dventiat church on we»’ M ain
supporting two curved plumes.
street Bible class fo r adults, 10
i
T here w ill be no service In the eve­
ning, W . Sylw ester, 303 Roberts
“ E lephant T ea t" N ever
¡street. Roseburg, pastor.
I
e • e
S tand ard
QUALITY TIRES
GOODYEAR BARGAIN PRICED
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Ml»» T h e lm a K em le ft F rid a y for
Eugene to attend aum m er session
M argaret H o rn e r o f Roseburg Is a t the Eugene Uuslne»» college.
vlaltlng M arie Cooley.
Bov M A Groves has been In 1 M r and M r». J. W . M erry m a n of
I'o rI land thia week attend ing the ) K la m a th Fall». Balhel G owdy and
M rs H e rh e it E a k ln
motored
to
annual M. E. conference.
P o rtla n d Thu rsday.
HKAVY D U TY TRUCK •
Have money on fire and auto Ins.
M rs. F. L. G ra n n is und dau gh ter
N O T E : Layers of curd fa b ­
Phone 3H, Arneat.,
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Carolyn and H m p m Hubbell re­
I«.»« 14-
ric No's. 9 and fc are cord
A fte i the Mu»onl<* picnic at Ben­ turned T h u rs d a y f r o m
Seattle,
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iT .te i e . e e a. se
breaker »trip«
ton lam e park Hunday M r». L yd ia where they hud visited fo r tw o
za.«e
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“ Always Welcome'*
Htouffer, Mr«. C la ra B u rk h o ld e r i week».
and Mi»» Bella B u rkho lder motored
M r. and M ra. F ra n k S tille r are
Io Corvallis and »pent the night aa
o n ly t h e w o r ld 's
spending the w eek a t N ew po rt.
guuat» of M rs. Lulu Briggs
T hey
la r g e s t t ir e m a k e r o ffer « !
D r. and Mr«. Claude K lm e spent
also visited the Bald anil Hnlhrede
Ml»» Ix>li Godard amt Eldon Per­ fam ily and returned
to Cottage the week end a t T re n t, vla ltln g
■ u p o r t w l a t C a r d T ira «
L ife tim e G u a r a n te e d
rine of Hcnttle »pent the week end G rove Monday afternoon.
Mrs. K lm e ’a parents, M r and M r».
I w lili Ml»« Godard's parent», M r. and
W
L.
W
heeler.
Bey D P. Cameron waa In P o rt- j
C a sh P ri
M r» H I,. G odard Ml«» G odard 1»
Mounted Free
Jack K n ig h t o f Eugene visited
ii-m nlnlng fur the aum m er and H r. land Tuesday to perforin a wedding
“
T
O
!—
I
ceremony.
last
week
w
ith
a
brother
H
a
rr
y
and
, P errin e returned home Hunday.
Miss T helm a W llklnaon, who had helped h im In the barber shop.
J II C ham ber» an>l Vlotui C h am
Dw elling F ire In » , annual pay
T he B aptist church held Its an-
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bare attended a m eeting u t the '»ren t plan. D on't be w ithout Ine. been visiting Bethel Gowdy, re tu rn ­
Fails Bridge Builders
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ed to Eugene Hunday.
s - e e »-7«
W illa m e tte Valley L um berm en'« aa. Phone St), Arneat.
nual ch u rch and Sunday school pic­
.« 8
C o m m un ity M en's Bible Class
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Miss B erth a H t e p l i e n i , w ho nic F rid a y aftern oo n
5 - 9 « » .89
at
Hanna '
An elephant recently took p art In meet« at the a rm o ry every Sunday
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M i and Mre. B ayin md G rube and ■ teaches at Ashland norm al school, grove.
l i m i I In » m i . d E u g e n e t a l k e d u n
4-
4
-*
>
•«4
a novel test o f strength o f the at 9 45, lesson, "T he Prom ised I-and
fa m ily of Pengra vlelted here Hun »pent Hal unlay night w ith M ra H.
" llu m e Loan and Having» Banka "
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in
Prophecy."
I.
G.
Hhaw.
teacher.
Mra. W R. A shw orth o f Eugene
preened
steel
which
Is
the
latest
ma­
I day
E M a ik lr y She le f i Hunday
for visited W ednesday w ith her p a r­
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• • •
8 .1 4
M ia . O landa Boa» am i Mia» Zan­
teria l ueed for motor car bodies.
M ie Paul Pieper and children ' Eugene to attend aum m er school. 1 ents, M r. and M r». N. E. Com pton.
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9 .9 4
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Hlghw av B aptist Church, H e n ry
na M uughm er. teacher» In the ('u t
T h e elephant, fo r all hla vast hulk W ilson Davis. Pastor.
M i« Janie» p. G rah am and Mr»,
A D Hm lth and M r» Id a M ille r,
Sunday
tage O rnve «elioni», left S aturday arrived home M onday night from
|
a
vlalt
In
Portland
j
c
E.
F
ro
st
returned
Tuesday
fro
m
and weight. Is a most discerning school. 9 45. Bible classes fo r all
b ro th er and »later of Mr». M
C.
fur Han Kranclacu to attend lurn-
GOODYEAR AIX -W EA TH ER S
m er echuul
T h e adult realizes he la agss, M rs. K a rl M ills, superinten­
M i» H urah»l A lll.o n arrived Moo- Huletn . a fte r «pending several days Bressler, and H aro ld E m e ry and i animal.
there M onday afternoon they mo- Jean Kldaon o f Salem visited Hun- {
H e a r I O Hhaw In "G u ilty or Not day from P o rtland for a vl»ll w ith 1 tored to Milverton and visited the
heavy and knows Instinctively what dent Forenoon service, 11, sermon
day
w
ith
M
r.
and
M
rs
Bressler.
topic,
"The
A
rt
o
f
M
ak
in
g
D
u
ty
a
Hope l l l e i t Richm ond fam ily and M onday
G u ilty " Hunday evening
Jn24c her parenl». M r anti M r»
Good Used T ires $1.50 Up— Expert Vulcanizing
w ill bear his weight. Indeed, In P riv ile g e ;" evening service. 8, ser­
. Fleeter.
{night M r». G rah am wa« In itia te d !
M r. and Mra. N o iv a ll Arm a» ut
Rapid
countries where elephants are used mon topic, "Secret of the
H e a r I <1 Hhaw In "G u ilty or Not Into the W h ite Hhrlne.
Eugene returned laet week fro m a
is a means of transim rt, the natives G ro w th of E a rly C h ris tia n ity ." T his
G u ilty " Hunday evening
Jn21c
t r i p to C a lifo rn ia and v l . l t m l w i l h
Delegates fro m here attend ing
on
completing a bridge w ill try to • m eeting w ill be held In the Presby-
friend» here.
{'c ria n church Young people's meet-
M i ami M ra W A W itc h e r have the E p w o rth League pep ra lly F r i­
persuade
one on to It. I f be refuses, {ing a t 7, John W ilson, leader.
une In Dorrl». C a l . to visit nt '.ho day night at D ra in were Ralph and
A ndrew Brund, Krneat In rk w u .iil.
the bridge Is strengthened until be .T h u rs d a y a t 7:30 the pastor w ill
ow e of a daughter, Mr». A rth u r W ayne Monroe, Glen M cK Ibben,
A ltieri lle lllw e ll and »un Itlllv made
SERVICE
SALES
Fred Boeley, Thom as Gallo. D o ro ­
Hm lth.
a trip Into the Bohem ia d le tu n -t
consents. Accordingly, at a pressed give an exposition of F irs t Epistle
thy
H
lew
art,
France»
R
and
all,
H
o
w
­
i o f P eter
Hunday
A »-pound d aughter wae born
steel
company's
works
a
platform
s
e
e
F rid a y to M r and M r«
Churle» ard T a y lo r and Kt-v M A. Grove»
waa fixed on top of a car fitted
Church o f C h rist, I. G . Shaw,
Woodson Brother» »old a V-8
Pu tnam o f Moahy creek
wltb a body of one-piece construc­ P astor S u n d a y School, 9:46, Clem
Ford
coupe
to
Clyde
Davla
of
Ix>-
M i and Mra. W illia m Jack out.
A O lU C tl.T tU A I.
S
a
rff, superintendent, the men of
Ira
n
e
F
rid
a
y
.
tion, and a five-ton elephant was In ­
fo rm er realdenta, were up fro m E u ­
I this class are w ith the com m unity ^ ^ ^ ^ u n ^ lB ^ W e d n « a d a y ^ h 4 ^ ^ ^ 1 L - ^ « o d y e a ^ R a d lr > ^ P r o K m n i^ ^ ^ ^
H e rb e rt E a k ln und W o rth H a r ­
vited to step on It from a warehouse men at the a rm o ry every Sunday;
gene Haturday
floor at the same level.
The huge forenoon service 11. serm on topic,
H ave you Been our announcem ent vey visited at Hcottsburg Hunday.
rrtoee a l lU achbutu
M ia George M ute and Connie
on thle p a g e ' Nelaon M otor Co. 2-tc
beast never hesitated, and the body “L ib e rty ." com m union of the Lord's
la ba»« per Um » 8 00
{Supper preceding sermon; evening
M i and M r» C liffo rd
W ldder- Hutchinson »pent U n it week In
stood the test w ith ease.
»later,
service 8, sermon topic. "G u ilty or
la bulk —per um M o»
•heini o f C a lifo rn ia »top p ed
over Portland visiting Connie'»
Mr».
John
H
a
tfie
ld
.
{ N o t G u ilty ” or "T h e Citizen's M oral
here F rid a y night
Mr
W ldder-
f'uatotuer'e bage, tun MAO
R esponsibility fo r the Resulta of
R
ichard
Carton
o
f
P
o
rtland
vis­
■ h e lm 1» a f o l l n . l I r a lili o '
B » » tb o v » a A n e c d o te
| H is
Suffrages."
Young
people's
M r and M ra Joe H a m m e rly of ited tw o days this week w ith Don
P ra y e r
m eeting
Portland spent F rid a y night w ith i Um phrey.
The Royal Philharmonic society— i meetings at 7.
T h u rsd ay evening. 8; W o rk e rs ' con­
In la n d and Gurdon
M uuie
cf M r
M r and M r» W ade C raw fo rd and
YOUR IDEAL "M EATINO” PLACE
and M r»
W illia m Ixnd e»»
founded In 1813 and «till flourishing ference M onday evening
P o rtla n d M rs E J Moore.
M r.
whll» attending the Eagle« eonven- Ed Coukm an o f K la m a th F alla vis­
«
«
«
as
probably
the
most
exclusive
and
ited Haturday w ith M r and M r». J,
M ay
lle y m o m l
and
Ml»» J»an i lion.
Church o f the N azarene, Elev-
distinguished musical organization
Moor» o f N ew burg epenl the week
Ml»» E th el 1*011» of M a ra h flrld 1» L. B eatty. T hey were delegate» to
O rr,
end w tth the O m er M oor» fam ily
In the w orld— has a proud memory ¡ enth and Adam s. Rev. T . J
vlaltlng w ith the James Pott» fa m ­ the »!..'■ , ¡..i,,-.- M! l l l S i r t M fi.q n
P astor/—Sunday school. 9:45, Roy
the K la m a th reservation grange.
or two In respect of Beethoven. For Allen, superintendent; m o rn ing ser-
Mee our announcem ent on thl» ily
Ml»» E m ily H aldem an
le ft for
page Nelaon M otor Co
.I H ilf
Gout and ounifortable on a w arm
one thing. It commissioned him. In { vice. 11, sermon topic. "T he H eaven­
i Corvallis Hunday to attend aum m er
MILK FED
day
The
I'aaU
m
a.
Tubacrua.
con-
1822, to w rite a symphony. He ly C o u n try ;" evening service, 8,
M r and M r» T om Coal» of T illa ­
fe c tlo n a , card ». pool.
rnXOtfn school.
{sermon
topic.
"C
a
rn
a
lty
."
Young
m o o k . who had b o n v la ltln g th e
therefore wrote the Imm ortnl Ninth
V elm a W ilson, wha had been vla­
M r and Mr». W illia m Carlson of
O m er Moore fam ily , returned noma
A 7 ’-»-pound dau gh ter was born "Choral” symphony, one of the most people's meeting. 7, topic, "L o y a lty
ltlng In Eugene w ith an aunt, re­
a rrived
S a turday
and turned
M unday
T hey were accompanied ' P o rtland
Wednesday to M r and M r» Cleo , wonderful of all his works. The to C h rist.’’
home Hunday.
• • •
by l*a u lln e and Harah Jane Moore w ent Into Bohem ia to w ork In the
George M atthew », Lcw ellyn Rex Morelock and ha» been named Veta. original score, In Beethoven's w rit­
F re e M ethodist Church. Roy W .
E v rung H lar m ine this «umno i
M r and M r» H aro ld
W h itlo ck
M
r».
Id
a
V
eatch
returned
W
e
d
­
LEAN AND TENDER
How ell, pastor. — Sunday
school,
M r and M r» G uy M rF e r rln mo­ and W ayne M ac k ln spent several nesday night fro m
and dau gh ter Bevarly. Gen-’ Vlev»
T a k ilm a ,
to ing, Is now In the British museum. 9:45, M rs. M abie Sallee, superinten­
days this week fishing nt E lk lake.
tored
to
I
.owe!
I
Hunday
and
re­
and Eunice M n a n d a and K rn n a th
And furth er, Ih e Philharm onic so­ den t; forenoon service. 11, sermon
called
the
T h e y met M r. M atthew '» fa th e r and which place »he was
W a rd motored Sunday to G ran ta turned w ith th e ir daughter» June W , I. Lucan and »on there.
fore p art of the week by the seri­ ciety's gift o f i.ViO to him when he topic. “G ivers or G e tte rs ;" evening
i*aa». w here t i n , ■ ■ Mi and Mr» and Jean, who had been visiting
ous
Illness
o
f
h
er
m
other.
M
r»
topic.
"The
A lbert lle lllw e ll and K a rl M ills
was on his deathbed was of such services, 8, serm on
Hubert M eranda of K la m a th Falla the le iw ell Stubblefield fam ily.
Jud gm ent.”
Young
were d in ner g u e .ta of Gu» P erret Johnson, whose condition has im ­ value to him that his le tte r of S tan d ard of
Eunice M eranda returned to K la m ­
Mrs. Ada
Epperson and son M onday evening at Yoncalla.
proved.
people's meetings, 7 30. topic, “T h e
STEER BEEF
ath F alla w ith M r and M r» M era n ­ H om er, who had been visiting w ith
thanks to the society expresses his C reation " P ra v e r meeting. 8, T h u rs ­
M ra. R alph B la n k
and
in fa n t
D r and Mrs. E rnest Lebow le-
da
M r» Epperson's daughter. M r» H
deepest
gratitude
for
It
and
promises
daughter,
accom
panied
by
Mr».
W
.
day.
P o rtland,
A Hagen, left Hunday fo r I xm tu iiu -.l H u n ,lav f i ..in
1
In return — a Tenth symphony! T hat
where they attended Masonic grand E N iS M , I'-ft by m otor today for
Angelr» to m ake th e ir home
CARD OF THANKS
lodge
and
Eastern
H
tar
grand
lodge. Kradwood to vlalt relative». T hey
alas! was never to be w ritten .
U ch efte ld «tow ard |p r p lu m b in g ,
w ill re tu rn Sunday.
W e wish to express our apprecia-
M rs. W illia m Kidw ell underw ent
ekaee uie«aJ w o rk Phone 1I7J tfe
{tion o f the kindnesses shown by
M
r.
and
Sirs.
Sam
Veatch
of
{
MILK FED VEAL
a goiter operation at a Eugene hos­ Bradwood arriv ed W ednesday night |
: neighbors and friends who assisted
P It HDcel, M r» Iv a n
B a rk e r pital M onday.
G rea t A p p e tite s
' us at the tim e of and follow ing fire
t o «pend several days visiting re la ­
and M r» H o w ard H a rtle y arrived
Miss II B. Roaanthal of P o rtland tives.
Jn24p
Tuesday fro m Redm ond
to vl»it
Fondness for pickles seems to which destroyed our home.
hn» been w orking this week a t the
M r. and M rs. V E Strock.
ii day»
M r H i.c rl 1» v l a l t l n g
M rs. B ert Stonehurg and C la r­ have been a characteristic o f famous
office
of
the
Standard
Masoning
so­
at the I I . A lla g e n
home. Mre. ciety.
ence Stoneburg motored T h u rsd ay
COTTAOE OROVE
B a rk e r la visiting file n d e and re la ­
to Lebanon to visit several days ‘ personages as well as of ordinary
Loose L e a f Binders. Sentinel.
LEAN SHOULDER CUTS
H o w ard Conn and »on Jun ior of w ith friend» and relative».
mortal a Both ancient peoples were
tive» and M r» Hartley- la vlaltlng at
ARMORY
Corvallis
are
v
isitin
g
M
r.
Conn'»
i the A lb ert lle lllw e ll home
especially fund of pickles, and his­
M
r
and
M
r»
Jerry'
W
ilk
in
s
o
n
o
f
FOR
S A L E —100 W H I T E
LEO-
parents, M r. and M rs. John Conn.
By Cottage Grove Band
M r and M r». Leslie E n g ta n i of
P o rtla n d visited tw o day» thia week
torical records from antiquity down
horn hens, layin g 50%. Sell the
Mr». H e rb e rt Lom bard and two w ith M rs W ilkinson's parents, M r. )
Redding. Cal . spent tire week end
to modern times tell us that Cleo­ lot at 40c a piece or m ig h t trade
Band Will Plav P in t
here vleltlng friend» T hey retUFMd children. M arie and H e rb e rt Jr., and M rs. George McQueen.
patra, Tiberius, Julius Caesar, Napo­ 1 fo r good cow. Claude A rne. Diss-
Io C a lifo rn ia M onday m orning and left Wednesday for Seaside to spend
Hour of Danoe
M
rs.
F
an
nie
S
tanto
n
o
f
N
o
rth
,
tjo n _ R !e _ P h o n e _ L F ^ i _ ^ _ _ i_ _ jn 2 4 c
PURE PORK
Mias M y rtle Kent returned
w ith several «lav» Mr», l-om bnrd w ill a t­ Bi-nd In v i s i t i n g her m other. M r». I leon, and our own Washington and
tend the officer»' ball at the Sea­
them
to
visit
several
weeks.
Jefferson
were
among
the
world
Admiaxion, 75c per couple
side hotel Saturday night w ith her N e ttie Estes.
T en cents w ill buy all the aprav
Louise P ru itt o f Eugene, V e ra | celebrities who liked the fa m ilia r
hushund, L ieu ten ant Lom bard, who
y o u n e e d tO k ill o f f t h e a p h id » on
1» at F o rt Sloven» attend ing en- S ta rm e r o f Roseburg. M a rie Nelson I appetizers that we moderns know so
your flow er« and garden tru rk Also
Bhe expects to return and H elen O strand er spent the well.
Black L ea f «0. G rab er-G etty« Jn21c onmpment
week at Bandon.
home w ith M r. Lom bard Tuesday.
W » m ake new car» out u t wreck».
T he cucumber, most popular form
M r» N an n ie S m ith hn« returned
T h e V ln a l R andall fa m ily mo­
P a in tin g and body rebuilding Out front Roseburg, where she visited
PHONE 46
FREE DELIVERY ALL DAY
o f pickle, la one of mankind's old­
tored to P rin eville Sunday.
M r».
tage O rove Body Wortae. L. 8 for tw o weeks.
est foods, and was first cultivated
R and all and »on V ln a l Jr. rem ained
Davis, P r o p , Sprlgga Bldg,
jn k tfe
M a rv Vinson left F rid a y to spend to visit M rs. R andall's parents, M r.
in northern Ind ia 3,000 years before
The kind you use in your
and MV» J A. Powell.
M ra. H e rb e rt E a k ln , Ml»« Lula the sum m er In Han Diego. Cal.
O r ls t
car—Shell, of course.
II . R G reenlev of San Francisco
C u rrln and M r» O rpah |ten«on left
Mr». D. D. Robert» and sons of
M onday to »iwnd aaveral day« In 1» »pending several week» w ith the M edford are visiting here w ith
Douglas
f
i
r
Is
used
in
preference
W E B u rk e tt fam ily .
n o rth e rn C alifo rn ia.
friends.
to concrete in English construction.
Ml»» Beulah T h u rm a n o f Spring-
Mlea E th el Chestnut and
Mra.
M rs. John Saucerm an of S u th e r­
Klale Allison are employed In the field »pent the week w ith an uncle lin 1» vlaltlng her fnther, D. Shel­
That stand the paff these
M ore than 900,000 In d u strial acci- |
M r». George burn.
H o te l lla rte ll d ining room, which and aunt, M r and
(Babaon'a Htatlstloa.)
hot summer days.
dents te persons o f all ages occur
Gates.
was recently reopened
M r. and Mr». Charles D eW ald are
a n n u a lly In 16 A m erican States.
N rleon M otor Co. w ill conduct a vlaltlng In Canyonville
w ith M r.
caah bualnrea a fte r July 1. See a n ­ D eW ald'» b rother H enry.
nouncement on thia page.
Jn21c
Beginning July 1, owing to present economic conditions we
M arshall M ondenhall of this city
That do di it mind heat
T IM E TO STO P
M r. and Mre, Lours Strobeck have and his sister, Mr«. George Y o rk of
are forced to conduct our business on a cash basis.
W H ITTLIN G
re tu iiie d fro m th e ir honeymoon Eugene, spent the week
or cold.
end In
trip and are at present a t the home P o rtland .
This is not a reflection on the credit of our many custo­
"Y o u can't a d ver­
of M r Strobeck'» folks.
tían today and q uit
M r. and M r«. G. E. M cCullough re­
mers, but we feel th at by so doing we will be able to save
M
r.
and
M
r».
O.
W
.
Sch
w
artz
of
h im o rm w ;
you're
turned Tuesday fro m a b rie f trip to
Peoria, III . have gone to P ortland, M edford
not t a lk ln i to a
many dollars for you as we will sell everything in our line
n fte r v laltln g at the home of M r.
maaa m eeting—you
M r. and M rs. George M atthew s
for much less and will be enabled to meet or beat the keen­
Schw artz's slater, M r». F. B. V an
M
r.
and
M
rs.
J.
1.
S
m
ith
have
{
are ta lk in g t<> a l>a
had as guest« Sunday at th e ir sum ­
Everything you expect to
i N o rtw lck .
rade — lin io - lla r
m er home on the Um pqua M r. and moved to P o rtland . M r. S m ith was
est competition.
—Would
You
Pay
85
Cents?
bon.
M r, and M r». D. A. Em erson a t­ Mrs. Charles Beidler and daughters fo rm e rly day cle rk In the B a rte ll
find at a modern service
tended a banquet fo r S m ith -H ug hes M ad elle and Jane, D orothy U m ­ hotel.
station.
W
e
ll:
H
ere's
a
chance
fo
r
you
to
Instructors T h u rsd ay evening of phrey, Clyde S m ith and B rew e r
M r». H elen D eLo n g spent M on­
Inst week In Corvallis.
day afternoon in Eugene w ith a be spry once m ore— to do y o u r w o rk
M ills .
son
Donald, who Is In the Eugene c heerfu lly w ith o u t one tw in ge o f ,
, Legal Reserve F ire In», a t 20%
A. W . Swanson
and
M e rv llle
saving If risk acceptable. Phone 36, Veatch spent Sunday at Scottsburg hospital s u fferin g fro m a dog bite pain.
H ere's a positive guarantee th a t
| Arneat.
Jnl7-Jy#c w o rk in g on M r. Veatch's sum m er received tw o w eeks ago. H e ex­
pects to soon be able to re tu rn no rh eum atism s u ffe re r can a ffo rd
Mrs. Clyde Robert», who had been home.
home.
to pass up— you can be free fro m
attend ing grand c hap ter of Eastern
M r. and M rs Schofield S te w a rt
Automobiles and radios will be sold on contract terms as
M r. and M rs. Joe S m ith and agonizing R h eu m atism — and keep
S ta r In P o rtland , returned
h im e spent the week end at th e ir sum­
Fat and Bert
fa m ily , w ith M rs. Sm ith's uncle free fro m it.
I.u c lle Rand of R o ieb u rg «pent Saturday accom panied by h - r p ar­ m er home on the Um pqua.
heretofore.
Our stock is complete, get our prices before you
and aun t, M r. and M rs. Sam V eatch
G et one 85 cent bottle o f AUenru
the w eek end w ith a alster, Mrs. ents. D r. and M rs. A. S. A ustin, and
L o ran S tew art left last w eek to of P o rtla n d . M rs. L illia n Bost and
{an
aunt,
M
r».
A.
J.
Kingsley,
of
buy.
I. or»n H a rv e y M axin e Rand, who
attend encam pm ent at F o rt Stev­ tw o sons. Jack and George, of fro m Cottage Grove P h a rm a cy w ith
had visited at the H a rv e y home for Aberdeen, W ash.
ens.
A m a rilla , Tex., spent Tuesday a t the understanding th a t y o u r pains
R a y H u ff cut hl» left leg F rid a y
tw o weeks, returned to Roseburg
Lloyd G riggs left last w eek to Scottsburg a t the S m ith sum m er and to rtu re w ill a ll be gone in 48
' w hile c u ttin g wood.
,
w ith her
hours o r money back.
spend tw o weeks nt F o rt Lewis, home.
M r«. Hazel M cN eil fro m Mosby W ash., where he Is a tte n d in g a re­
P itc h fo rk s . H a y C a rrie rs and
A nd when pains are gone— keep
M r. and M rs. Joe Dam ewood left
P a rts G et your farm in g equipm ent creek «pent F rid a y w ith M rs. C la ra serve officers' school.
W ednesday for Redm ond to visit rig h t on ta k in g A lle n ru 'till every
fro m O rab er-O ettye.
Jn24c B u rkho lder and dau gh ter Belle.
M r. and Mrs. C linton M ercer of th e ir son. V. S. Damewood.
b it o f h a rm fu l u ric acid is ou to f
Hand rehearsal e v e r y Munday C a lifo rn ia arp v isitin g M rs, M er-
M llllc e n t Burrow » vlelted laet
M rs. O . V . Breese left yesterday y o u r body— Happiness comes w ith
w eek In D ra in w ith Beulah R itch ie. night.
eer's parents, M r. and M rs. T o m fo r C am p Clatsop and F o rt Stevens this w on derfu l prescription — thou­
M rs. Florence M adden and three
M r and M r». C. E. U m ph rey and Short.
to view the a rm y maneuvers. She sands know It—you ought to know
To Save Money Is to
child ren ,
B arb ara,
M ichael and M r. U m phrey'« m other and sister,
M rs. Charles B onnett, who had was joined a t Eugene by M rs. H . Mk________________________________(5)
L ucy of P o rtland , are vlaltlng Mrs. | M r» H e n ry U m ph rey and Ml»« Le- been v isitin g her parents, M r. and H . Conkey.
Earn Money
M adden'» parent», M r. and M r». D. nore U m ph rey, »pent Sunday at M rs. H o m e r G allow ay, has gone to
We have reduced dentistry
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
I I . H em en w av.
H -ceta.b each .-------------------------------------- Eugene.
A n drew E. Johnston IHea.
A n d re w E d w a rd Johnston died a t _____________DENTISTS._____________ _
to the lowest price in the his­
the home of a son B a rtle tt at Sagi­
R. W. K. LKBOW.— D»aUst. OfflM j tory of Oregon.
naw W ednesday afternoon. F u n era l
Fifth sad Mala s t m t s . Hour». 8:10
services w ill be held S aturday a f ­ to 12 and 1 to 8:10. K»enln<« and Sun­
Do you want to save money t
ternoon a t 2:30 fro m
the M ills day» by appointmant. Phone»: Of He» IS,
Then come and consult us.
chapel w ith Miss K athleen H u tc h ­ realdeoee 251-H,
ings o ffic ia tin g . In te rm e n t w ill be
We will save you money.
K. C. U. KIKE, E&ntliit, P in t Matioa-
in the M asonic cemetery.
»1 bank building. Cotta«« Oroe», Or».
26 years in Eugene, that is
M r. Johnston was born in G allo- Spaelaliat In »»traction, »dminlitratlon of
polls, O., F e b ru a ry 18, 1858, and was nltrou» o iid and oxyzen. oral »urgery.
recommendation enough.
74 years of nge. H e came to this Office phon» 10. Kealdeac« 188-K.
v ic in ity fro m Colorado and
had ___________ THT8ICIAM8.____________ { Will accept a limited amount
lived here 20 years.
H e Is sur­
K. C. K. FROST.— Phyalclan »nd »ur-
of farm produce or wood.
GO T O
vived by the one son.
g«on. Office In First National Bank
STANDARD
Painless Extraction
building. Phon» 47, Cottag» Oroe», Or»-
T h e re are only tw o or three free
M a r t fa r your
All your teeth extracted for
1 countries In all A fric a .
i
. AXLEY, It. D.— Phyalclan and «ur-
g«oa. Keening» by appointment. Oear
I t Is estim ated th a t outstanding )
the ridiculous low price of
manty
Kem'x r>nig »tor«. Cott«g« Oroe», Oregon. $7.50. This means just what
mortgages In the U nited States {
ATT0BMEY&
; total $80,000,000,000.
it says, ALL, both upper and
Broadcasting o f U . S. congress is
EKIIKRT W. LOMBARD. — Attorney
lower.
»I Law. First Notional Bank building.
discouraged
due
to length of
Phon» 84, Cottag» Oro««. Oregon.
speeches made by Individuals.
Plates — Rubber, $6.50 $10,
every gear and bearing — and it'» a
T i» not difficult to hold down
. J. SHINN. — Attorney at Law and
M others of eight years are not un­
$12.50;
the
best,
$15.00,
no
complicated job. H e know» what
repair
and
maintenance
coitJ
for
Notary Pnblle. Practice» In
»11
com mon In Ind ia.
better. Hecalite, $20.00.
your car needi.
your car. Proper lubrication w ill do
C o rk legs are never made of cork. courts. Bader building, Cottog» Oroe»,
Oregon.
A m erican people must pay th ir ­
Keep your car in condition w ith
it, every time.
Fillings—Silver, 50c to $1.50
teen and one-third billion dollars on
Standard Lubrication.— T h e n feel
Porcelain,
$1.50
to
$2.00
Your Standard Lubrication Specialiit
I m ortgages fa llin g due in 1932.
it G O with “ Standard” Gaxolinel
Gold Crowns, $5 to $7.50
knows what greases to use and where
Each generation of In d ia has 3,-
itandaxd oil company or califoznia
to put them. H e has the tools to reach
Bridge work as low as $5
200,000 deaths caused by c hild birth .
"C o rk legs" are so named because
Children's teeth fillings, 50c
m akers o f such articles o rigin ally
Extractions, 50c
lived on C ork street, Piccadilly.
Coffee berries arc seeds out of
la rg e r berries th a t resemble cher­
ries.
B r ia r pipes are made o f heather
204 Tiffany Bldg. Eugene
First National Bank Bldg.
root.
Phone 397
T h e average life of a m ortgage Is
H. W. Lombard, Attorney
U r STANDARD STATIO NS, I N C , A N D RED W H IT E V B L U I D EA LER *
six years.
T h e S m a rt Shop
C ity B riefs
GOODYEAR
SPEEDW AY
VALUE
I
•c a p ita
TR
I N Your Old T,r“
COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO.
Always
K
/ CHEVROLET
Give The
Lime Rock
Jack Maulding, Prop.
Home
Loose Leaf Forms of Every Kind. The Sentinel.
Print Shop
Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T
First
Chance
FANCY FRYERS......19c lb.
LAMB STEW.............. 5c lb.
BEEF POT ROAST.... 14c lb.
VEAL ROAST...........12c lb.
Fourth of July
DANCE
PORK ROAST.......... 12c lb.
LINK SAUSAGE.......17c lb.
Hot Weather
ALL KINDS OF SEA FOOD
GAS
85 Per Cent of
Business Failures
Are Firms Who
Do Not Advertise.
FRED ANDERSON, Prop.
Seiberling Tires
Announcement
National Batteries
How Much Would
You Pay To Be Rid
of R heum atic Pains
In 48 Hours?
Battery and Tire
Repairs
. “P a y C a sh an d P a y L e s s ”
Motor Inn
“H e lp U s to H e lp Y o u ”
S ervice S tatio n
Nelson Motor Co.
DENTISTRY
REDUCED
“H E K N E W JU ST
W H A T W E N E E D E D /”
D
Smith-Short Grocery
—Phone 153—
D
S a tu rd a y G ro c e ry S avings
10 Bars Laundry Soap
35c Pkg. Naptha Chips
Carnation Milk, tall cans
25c 4 Rolls Dr. Warren Toilet
P a p e r................................19c
19c Happy Home Corn, 2 cans 29c
33c
5c Schilling Baking Powder
1-lb. Formay Free With 3-lb. Can. 4 lbs. for
i
«»«. _______________
H
H
H
I
63c
Soap Coupons
Butter and Egg Special
We will redeem your Palm
Olive and Crystal White
Soap Coupons
1 lb. Cottage Grove Cream­
ery Butter and 1 dozen fresh
eggs, both for ............... 33c
Cottage Grove
Adjustment Bureau
Collections and
Adjustments
Dr. S. D. READ
STANDARD
"51“" GASOLINE