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H u b e rt M a rtin a rriv e d F r id a y
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full eut.
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J of th « w««k fro m R o se b u rg , a f te r fo r H an F r a n c is c o w ith Mi M a r­ w>
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I H olty J a n e O w en.
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R o b e rts s tr e e t, Roec-
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Mr». M ary C a rp e n te r. Mr». Etta th e c o ast
m ee tin g . F rid a y e v e n in g a t M, to be
h lu e detiiio fu ll ey t
( lu n a te r a n d E v e r e tt A rm s tro n g o f
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led by M rs. G ro a t.
P o r tla n d v isite d th e la s t o f th e w eek
n ".ln ” M cL endon a rriv e d
a t th e h om e o f a niece. Mr» J a n i e .
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l irw t M» th o d lw t I * . p i i r . t l ( hur< h.
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riv ed to visit a t th e A W. K lm e ! P o rtla n d , M r. a n d M r
1 ho m e I lls fa m ily w as a lre a d y th e re . K elly Of R ifle, Colo.. Mi a n d M rs. 11. s e rm o n to p ic. “ T h e S ym bol of
F r a n k K elly a n d M r a n d M rs.
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F rid a y to M r
a n d M ra. L u n d y th e p a s t w eek c a m p in g In th e Bo- topic, '‘T im e s of R e fre s h in g .” union
se rv ic e a t C h r is tia n c h u r c h w ith
1 W oodson.
i h e rn ia district.
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G ro v e s a s s p e a k e r ;
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M r. a n d M rs L. A R ?ilston a n d y o u n g p e o p le 's m e e tin g s , th e S p rin g -
of th a w eek fo r C a n y o n v ille to tw o d a u g h te r s of D u n s m u ir. C al.. . field E p w o r th le a g u e will m ee t w ith
‘out Mtylc ■ t wo |MM-ketH
visit a t th e h om e of a s is te r, M rs. f o r m e r re s id e n ts , a r riv e d W ed nee- l o u r le a g u e rs a n d will c o n d u c t th e
E d M eacham .
trip le aliti heil
d a y to v isit a w eek w ith frie n d s .
m e e tin g : p r a y e r m ee tin g , ft. T h u rs -
Ml«« E s th e r B lefkln o f N ew b erg
M lss B e r th a H ow e r e tu r n e d M on- ! d ;»v.
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a n d M iss lo -n o re llu b b e ll r e tu rn e d
th e la s t of th e w eek fro m sp e n d in g N« w M exico a n d e x t e r n O re g o n
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Black re-tan work »In»« — Sei iiileas work aoeks in black
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left F r id a y fo r A b e rd ee n a n d O ly m ­ F r a n c is c o v isited b rie fly T u e d a y n in g se rv ice , ft; T u e s d a y , B ible
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a t th e H e rl/e rt E ak irt hom e. M iss I s tu d y in B ook o f A cts, ft; W ednes-
H a r r ie tt W ise m a n of
E u g e n e M c C re ad y is a g r a n d d a u g h te r of | d a y , y o u n g peo p le's B ible s tu d y on
Arch aupport work idioe
»pent th e w eek e n d w ith M adelia B«*n L u rc h , p io n ee r m e r c h a n t of ' T e m p ta tio n ” a t p a rso n a g e , 1031
double welt sole«
oil grain I Heavy U l ight Mi'iiioleHa work
J e f f e r s o n , 7:30. F rid a y , y o u n g peo-
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G len a n d C la ir H o g a te r e tu r n e d u rd a y . 3 30, c h ild re n 's c h u r c h ; 7:30,
w a s h c ie t o a tte n d th e fu n e ra l o f W e d n e sd a y fro m a w e e k 's t r ip to s tr e e t m ee tin g .
M rs W. E. L ebow .
w heru th e y v isite d re la-
• • •
T h e O m e r M oore fa m ily le ft F r i ­ tlv es.
A d v e n tis t C h u rc h . — A t in te rse c -
d a y fo r P o rtla n d to v lelt re la tiv e s
T h e C. E . B ro w n fa m ily of M ed­ tlo n o f w e st M ain a n d M s tr e e ts
a n d frien d s.
fo rd re tu r n e d h om e W ed n e sd a y , a f ­ is a sm a ll w h ite c h u rc h . S e v e n th
L e s te r P o w e rs J r . c u t five t e n ­ te r a b u sin e ss v isit o f se v e ra l d a y s. D ay A d v e n tis t. E a c h S a tu r d a y a t
don« In a leg Just a b o v e th e heel
T h e C o tta g e G rove
p o sto fftce 9.30 a n h o u r Is s p e n t In th e s tu d y
th e lust o f tho w eek w hile w o rk in g fo rce w ill go to M a rsh fie ld B u n d ay of th e S a b b a th school lesso n . A t
11 o 'c lo c k th e p a sto r. E ld e r P a u l
Mm F lo y d C o u n ts left fo r Y on­ a t th e E v e n in g S t a r m in e In th e to a p o sta l e m p lo y e s' picnic.
Iv srs o n , d e liv e rs a s e rm o n , th e
c alla T u e s d a y Io c a re fo r th e f a t h ­ B o h e m ia d is tr ic t H e
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IV III.
B artel», a n d p ro b a b ly w ill be u n ­ h o m e o f M r. L o ck w o o d ’s b r o th e r . E- ed by c h a p te r a n d v e rse fro m th e
| Bible. W e d n e sd a y e v e n in g h o u r 7:30.
W a lle r N o rh la d of Astoria left a b le to u»e his leg f o r a t le a st tw o jC . L ockw ood.
T u e s d a y fo r Man F ra n c is c o , a f te r w eeks.
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I r a n k P o r t e r K Irk e d by H o rw .
M r a n d M rs J. N. E n g la n d und
S a tu r d a y n ig h t a t th e J 11. G ru b b K ern hom e II« p lan e to ta k e a b o a t d a u g h te r L u cille o f B alem u rrlv e d Loa A n g e les v isite d S u n d a y w ith
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to N ew Y ork t h e la s t o f t h e w eek to visit se v e ra l
H o w a rd A rn e s t a rriv e d th is w eek ' n in g w h e n he w a s k ic k e d by a
fa m llle e m o to re d to W o l f C r e e k to anil e x p e c t, to «pend th e y e u r »tudy- d a y 1 at th e hono- o f a »Inter of Mr«.
fo r a v isit w ith hl« p a r e n ts , M r. a n d hot.-e O nly a rib wa» f r a c tu r e d , b u t
vtelt Mra fltro b e c k '» p a re n t«
Mr. Ing la w a t H a r v a r d
E n g la n d . Mr». H u g h T ru n n e ll.
a n d M rs I, A P r u e tt
M rs. G. B. A r a r a t, w hile on a f u r ­ b i d th e blow been a fe w in ch e s
M rs E M cP h ail nnd d a u g h te r
A 10-pound »on w a . b o m F r id a y lou
g h fro m th e n a v y . H o w a rd
is
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Mr. a n d Mra. A W B aden a n d K a th r y n o f P o rtla n d a n d Ml«« V ir­ m o rn in g to Mr. a n d M rs
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ta tio n e d a t B re m e rto n , W ash .
i m ig h t h a v e proved f a ta l. M r. P o r-
tw o so n e of S elm a. C a l. w ho a re g in ia M e tca lf of E u g e n e »pent th e G oo d rld g e.
' te r ts re c o v e rin g sa tis fa c to rily .
v isitin g Mr» B a d e n 's paren t» . Mr w eek v isitin g a t th e B K lx iw so n
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a n d Mr». T M Boyd, will r e tu r n i hom e
J. 0 . A n d e rso n , H3-year-old re si­ fo r C o q u ille to vl«it tw o w e e k s a t
hom e B unday.
■ lu n io ra W In B a s e b a ll G a m e .
Hand rehearsal e v e r y Monday d e n t o f Balem . w ho sw a m a t Mos- th e h om e of M rs. H a r r y H o w a rd .
a rie N ixon is a s s is tin g n t H o te l
A ju n io r b a se b a ll te a m fro m h e re
Lot ua q u o te you p rice s on th a t night.
qulta bar Bunday a fte r having not M
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e S m ith fa m ily a n d M ar- been In th e w a te r fo r 20 y e a r s Mr. se n c e.
; C ro w e 's L u c k y 13 te a m in E u g e n e
S tu rg e » G a ra g e
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h o rt »pent s e v e ra l day» of A n d e rso n Is th e f a th e r o f Mr«.
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ing B u n d a y a f te rn o o n a t 2:30 a t th e on th e m o u n d fo r C o tta g e G rove.
W a » h . F rid a y to b rin g hom e hl» hom e oq th e Um i>"">. Ml»» E v ely n
■ tr u c k o u t n in e , w hile G r a y b a r fo r
P r e s b y te r ia n c h u rc h .
fa m ily , w ho h a v e been v is a in g th e re V entch Joined th e m fo r th e w eek
M iss M arv F ra n c ,
O rm a n d y of E u g e n e s tr u c k o u t e ig h t.
•a v a ra l w eek s, b u t on a cc o u n t o f end
P o r tla n d Is v isitin g a t th e h o m e of
lh a alckne»» o f a < hlld th e r e tu r n
M r nnd Mr« C h a rle s B e ld le r a n d
of th o fa m ily m ay be d elayed se v ­ d a u g h te r M a rlo rle . M rs M ary S m ith
a n a u n t, Mr». W a rre n D a u g h e rty -
Thief Delivered Into
e r a l d ay s.
M rs. C h a lle s B o n n e tt o f C orval-
am i Mi am i M rs. G e o rg e M a tth e w s
Hands of His Enemies
Mr. a m i Mr» M ax B li,t .-»turned spent th e w e .-k end a t tin- M u t h
' lis s p e n t th e w eek a t th e h o m e o f
; h e r p a r e n ts . M r. a n d M rs. H o rn e r
fro m M o n ta n a M unday, a f te r »pend th ew s s u m m e r h om e on th e U m p ­
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so
long ago one of the most
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qua,
daring burglars In London was
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tho w eek end w ith tho W I. Y oung »on J u n io r a n d th e W . I. W o rk m a n
ho m e T h u rs d a y , a f te r sp e n d in g se v ­ working confidently and leisurely at
fa m ily n e a r Crow .
e ra l d a y s In E u g e n e a t th e h o m e of the task of opening a safe In a room
fa m ily »pent th e w eek end a t th e
a c o u sin . H elo isa D aw son.
at the top of a building, when some­
A few m l n o tea o f m - m a li on la B n n d al) s u m m e r h o m e on th e U m p ­
needed by th e lieat o f m en. T ry th e qua.
Ml«» T h e lm a W ilk in so n o f G rants thing In the atmosphere caused him
PaaU m e.
P a s s s p e n t th e w eek e n d w ith M iss to sniff. Instantly he sprang to his
1-adlc»' See w o n d e rfu l m a tr o n s '
B e th e l G ow dy.
"Mother'* S a w y e r ,
p ro h ib itio n s ty lis h h a t» »uld a t lea« th a n h a lf
feet and ran to the door. When
M iss E s t h e r S ie fk e n of N e w b e rg
w o rk e r, ta lk e d on "T e m p e ra n c e " coat. N ew Y ork M illin ery P a r lo r s
he opened It a great volume of
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« p e n d in g se v e ra l w eeks w ith th e W. smoke poured in. Then he realized
c h u r c h a n d B u n d ay a f te rn o o n a t
M r a n d M rs S c h o field H te w art
L. H u b b e ll fa m ily . M iss L e n o ra that he wns trapped In a burning
th e P r e s b y te r ia n .h u r.-h
a n d the H a y m o n d
G ra b » fam ily
H u h b e lj a cc o m p u n le d h e r hom e.
building, and that to save his life
i lP e n g r a ) sp e n t th e w eek e n d a n d
E lo ise a n d E th e l H e c k o f A m a ril­ he must shout for help.
a p a r t of th e w eek a t th e S te w a r t
AGRICULTURAL
la, Tex., le ft M o n d ay f o r th e ir h o m e
h u m m e r h o m e on th e U m pqua.
There was no convenient skylight
a f t e r sp e n d in g th e s u m m e r
w ith
A nyone w ish in g to d o n a te books
g r a n d p a r e n ts . M r. a n d M rs. F r a n k or any other way to escape, and
to th e F lo re n c e lib ra ry w h ic h w a s
H eck..
consequently the man who had the
P ric e « a l B la c k b u tte
re c e n tly d e s tro y e d by fire, leave
M rs. C. A L y m a n o f D e n v er. very best of reasons for avoiding
th e m w ith M rs. J e r r v E r u th a m on
l a hogs per to n M OO
Colo., ts v is itin g h e r p a r e n ts , M r
the police was compelled to do all
w est M ain
la b u lk -p e r lo a *3.00
a n d M rs. I. B. M orris.
he could to make himself conspicu­
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P o rtla n d «i»ent th e w eek end a t th e
ing se v e ra l iiiunth.- w ith an aunt, the fire was not so serious as the
home of Mr» L u n d ’s sla te r. M rs, C.
F a ll te rm a t th e E u g e n e B u sin e ss M rs. A lice M iller.
trapped crook had Imagined, but, as
C
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ru«on.
college s t a r t s A u g u st 29.
Mr. a m i M m lo tw re n c « K elly of
M rs. M a u d e W rig h t. M rs. BUI a facetious lawyer remarked later,
B uilder»' h n rd w a re o f e v e ry k in d .
Mr». A W. lle lllw e ll a n d so n B a rte ls a n d so n B illie a n d G oldie
R ifle, C o lo , left th e la tte r p a rt of
th a w eek fo r P o r tla n d to vl«lt Mr. In c lu d in g hinge», k n o b s, valley tin s, B illy le tu in i-d S u n ,la v fro m Y un- H a y e s s p e n t th e w e ek a t N e w p o rt. while they put the fire out they put
a n d M ra E W. F r a n s , a f te r » p e n d ­ rid g e rolls, h ip rolls, e tc. S p len d id ra lla , a f te r sp e n d in g se v e ra l d a y s M r. H u rté is a n d G o rd o n W rig h t will the burglar In—for five years.
ing » e v era l w e ek s h e re w ith M r »election G ra b e r G etty« H a r d w a r e c th e r e w ith M r a n l M ra. W . M. J m o to r o v e r S u n d a y a n d r e tu r n w ith
K elly’« p a re n ts . M r a n d M u . F rn n k
, th e m .
M rs. I p h a K nox a n d d a u g h te r H clliw ell.
K elly.
M rs. Iv a n B a r k e r a n d Mr«. H o w ­
M a rjo rie o f H alem a n d O live W ld-
A n c ie n t G re e k s K new C oal
W. B. J o h n s to n h a s r e tu r n e d fro n t
A nyone c a n a ffo rd e n am elled d e rsh e lm o f S an F ra n c is c o s p e n t a rd H a r tle y o f R e d m o n d re tu r n e d M o n ta n a , w h e re h e w a s called by
Some
3<X) years R. C, Theophras­
w a re a t p ric e s q u o te d on new uhi|>- th e w eek a t th e W. A. H o g a te a n d M onduv, n f te r sp e n d in g
»ever.») th e d e a th o f a b ro th e r.
tus, famed Greek orator and philos­
m en t ju st re ce iv e d by O ra b e r- E . J Bear« hom es.
day« h e re w ith re la tiv e s a n d frie n d s .
M rs L.vm an C o b u rn of P o r tla n d , opher, wrote about coal In the fol­
< letty«. T h ey a re a lm o st unh.-llcv
Mi». O M Moo r of Bugaae, a
Mr» J a c k C a lla h a n a n d c h ild re n
ab ly low. T h e b a se la ateel.
a 19c of P o r tla n d a re v isitin g w ith M is. f o r m e r re sid e n t. Is v isitin g a t th e w ho v isite d 10 J a v s a t th e h om e of lowing language: "Those substances
a
b ro th e r. H a ro ld S w a rtz , r e tu r n e d
Y o u r a u to m o b ile need« su p p lie d C a lla h a n s im re n ts M r. a n d
M rs. h om e of Mr«. K . K. M ills.
to h e r h o m e S u n d a y . Mr. a n d M rs. that are called coals and are broken
a t B tu rg e« G a ra g e If we h a v e n 't W. C. J o h n s o n am i a t th e h o m e of
.Mr. a n d Mra. C lin to n M ercer. M ra. S w a rtz m o to re d to C o rv a llis w ith for use are earthly, hut they kindle
got It, we ll g e t It fo r you
a 19c a siste r. M rs. W. A. G a ro u tte .
O M M iller (E u g e n e ) n n d Jo e M rs C o b u rn a n d M r. C o b u rn m et nnd burn like wooden coals." The
M ra H 8 Ix»««well o f P o rtla n d
M rs. C url P ric e a n d so n T om of S h o rt «pent F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a y In th e m th e re .
coal he refers to was found In cer­
sp e n t th e w eek h e r e v le ltln g frie n d s P o r tla n d r e tu rn e d h o m e B unday, do- B O M m la d la ln e t. T h e y left to
tain localities In Greece. The first
•She Is a fo rm e r re sid e n t.
a f te r v isitin g se v e ra l d a y s w ith go to w h e re G e o rg e M a rk a b u rv Is
MOSBY CREEK.
M rs. P r ic e 's p a re n ts . M r. a n d Mr. em ployed b u t got on th e w ro n g
A ug. 16.- M r. a n d M rs. J o h n n ie written receipt for coal in England
D o n n a lta r te ll o f C o rv a llis sp e n t D. H. H e tn rn w a v .
ro a d a n d r e tu r n e d S a tu r d a y w ith ­ D a v is s p e n t a few d a y s In B a n d o n was given by the Abbey of Teters-
se v e ra l d a y s of th ia w eek w ith
out
Koclng
him
.
v is itin g frie n d s.
W ord h a s been re ce iv e d h e re of
f r ie n d s here.
boro in 852, A. D.. and wns for 12
Mr. a n d Mr«. J o e S m ith a n d Mr«.
th e b ir th of a „ecom l son on J u ly
ittle M a rv in K ir k is ill w ith th e
M r a n d M rs I.. P B e n n e tt of 31 to Mr. am t M r a r A r th u r V M yers R oy S h o rt r e tu r n e d F r id a y fro m m u L m
cartloads of coal. Among the other
p s.
P o r tla n d s p e n t th e w eek n t tho of Balem . Mr«. M yer» w as fo rm e rly P o r tla n d , w h e re th e y h a d s p e n t
D a v id J . Cox h a s m oved in to th e : "firsts" was an account of the min­
hom e o f Mr«. B e n n e tt's m o th e r. M iss R a m o n a M oore, a sch o o l se
v e ra l d ay s.
little log c a b in o n th e C oblcntz ing of coal In 11S0, recorded In the
Mr«. M. C. B re ssle r
te a c h e r h e re.
M r a n d Mr«. J o e F r le d e n b a u g h r a n c h a n d is goin g to d o so m e c le a r ­ book of-the bishop of Durham.
A oceaaorlea a m i p a r ts fo r y o u r
M rs. F. L. G ra n n is, a n d d a u g h te r s o f F o r tu n a , Cal., ing fo r M r. C oblentz.
c a r S tu rg a a G a ra g e .
a!9c d n M u g r . h te a r n d C a ro
ly n a n i (14
d Bull
son B obby sp e n t F rld n y n t th e A. W . K lm e i T h e G e t- to g e th e r c lu b m e t la s t
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T h u r s d a y a t th e h om e o f M rs. J o h n '
T h e G len O w en fa m ily o f R ose- and M arv C lerin ( P o r tla n d ) sp e n t a hom e.
L a n d O n c e C o n n e c t ic u t ’ s
o u rg s p e n t B undny w ith th e N. He- few day« th e la st o f th e w eek In
T ho G u y M c F e rrln fa m ily r e tu r n - A llen a n d s p e n t th e d a y q u iltin g . A
u n tifu l lu n c h w a s Berved a t noon.
l2U .ng3 n j Fr*u A n ,|,,|l,,,n fa m ilie s, th e B ohem ia ,|l« t r l c t
The Western Reserve, or Connec­
,.l S.m.lov f ,, „ „ n tr ip to th e c o ast. b o M
r. a n d M rs. F r a n k E asle y a n d
c h ild re n o f P o r tla n d sp e n t th e i ticut Reserve, wns that portion of
w eek e n d a t th e G e o rg e H a s tin g s tho Northwest territory reserved
hom e.
by Connecticut, when In 17S6 that
A la r g e c ro w d e n jo y e d th e d a n c e state ceded to the United Stales
A u g u s t 6 g iv en a t th e F re d F ra z e e
h o m e in h o n o r of O rv a l F ra z e e . M rs. I other parts of the territory claimed
L u cille P e t e r s a n d E ls ie H a r r is of under the charter of 1G62, which
P rin e v ille . T h ey r e tu r n e d
h om e granted to Connecticut land limited
S u n d a y a n d R o s e m a ry F ra z e e a c ­ east and west by the sea. This sec­
c o m p a n ie d th e m to v isit a t th e
h o m e o f a s is te r. M rs. B ill W ilcox. , tion of land Is what Is now Includ­
T h e W a ld e n b a se b a ll te a m h a v e ed in the northeastern part of Ohio.
sc h e d u le d a g a m e w ith D o re n a fo r It wns all the territory between
Sunday.
latitude 41 nnd 43 degrees 2 min­
M e n ’s W o r k C l o t h e s
A t L o w e st P rices H ere
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k
C h u rc h N e w s
8-oz. O v era lls
69c pair
G r e a t C o lle c tio n o l M ap«
ibe Library of C ongreee bag
ARTELS M ARKET 1
collection of l t0fl0,(XM) oisps
Specials for Friday and Saturday
F O R H A L E S C H O O L BUM W IL L
sell It c o m p le te o r to p a n d body
se p a ra te . V. E
Mt rock. L o ra n e
rU
a l9 s 2 p
69c each
big cur
W o rk S h irts
b
Fresh Dressed Hens & F ryers t
Rhode laluud Red.
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F O R H ,\L E A l i g h t S L I D E
b a k e r s p r in g w a g o n a n d a H tude-
i b a k e r o n e -h o rs e f a rm w agon
M
»N ordstrom . D lssto n ro u te
Phone
29-F-4.
e ld s2p
Prim e Tender Steer Pot Rst.
Loral gn>wn beef 1« ««Id here alw ay.
Grain Fed Pork Roast
Y oung a n d te n d e r
• fCTM
Fancy Boiling
C(M«f VNCAVara«
It'«
EUGENE
S T A R T F R ID A Y
FUN
LAFFS
GALORE!
Socks
Umphrey & Mackin
Lamb Chops
Broil for a <*hun<e
Home
Print Shop
First
Lime Rock
Chance
Smith-Short G rocery
—P h o n e 153—
S atu rd ay G r o c e r y S a v in g s
20 lbs. Sugar, Best Cane . . . . 79c Jar Rings, double lip, 6 oz. . . 25c
Family size Snowflakes.............. 23c Jell Powder, 3 packages . . . . . 14c
Compound, 4 pounds.................29c Dry Onions, 6 pounds................. 10c
Soap, laundry, 6 b a rs.................15c New Potatoes, 18 pounds . . . . 25c
Carnation Wheat, pkg................. 19c Pickling Onions, 3 pounds . . . 25c
Super Suds, package................. 8c Fly Tox, pint c a n ......................29c
Peaches and Tom atoes
for
Canning
F ree— T o y B ro o m s— F ree
S A T U R D A Y O N L Y —T o y b ro o m s free with each b ro o m .
T h e s e broom s are made in C ottage G rove by Mr. E. C. Shay.
Special prices at 35c and 49c.
I jm I I s A c c id e n ta lly Bbot.
I
J o h n C ra w fo rd . 15, son o f M r. a n d
M rs. J e s s e L. C ra w fo rd , w a s a c c i­
d e n ta lly s h o t S u n d a y a f te r n o o n by
a p la y m a te , w ho th o u g h t a rifle u n ­
loaded. p o in te d it a t th e C ra w fo rd
boy a n d pulled th e trig g e r. T h e
w e a p o n w as of .22 c a lib e r a n d th e
w o u n d w as b elieved not se rio u s a l­
th o u g h th e r e w ere se v e ra l la c e r a ­
tio n s o f th e In te stin e s. T h e in ju re d
lad w a s ta k e n to a E u g e n e h o sp ital.
C a t Is T r e e S itte r.
S ilk C re e k , A ug. 16. (S pecial.)-—
A c at a t th e A r th u r W o o lc o tt p lace
re c e n tly s p e n t th r e e d a y s a s a tre e
; s i t te r b e c a u se It w a s a f ra id of a
n e ig h b o r's dog. T h e d o g s e n t th e
c a t in to th e tre e a n d even a f te r th e
I d o g h a d left no a m o u n t of c o a x in g
w ould b rin g th e c a t dow n. F in a lly
th e n e ig h b o r's boy su c e e d e d in
p u sh in g th e e a t o u t of th e tre e w ith
a pole.
Mrs. O. M. K en t I n ju r e s I,eg.
M rs. O. M. K ent b u r s t a sm a ll
a r te r y In one o f h e r leg s T h u rs d a y
w h e n s h e fell on th e ste p s a t th e
M ills c h a p e l w hile a tte n d in g th e
f u n e ra l o f M rs. W . E . L ebow . S he
w as u n a b le to u se th e lim b fo r a
few d a y s, b u t is r e c o v e rin g s a tis -
' fa c to rlly .
G ro v e r« In O a k iv n y T o u rn a in e n t.
C rip M o re lo ek a n d O. M. B agley
o f th is c ity a r e p a r tic ip a tin g in th e
E u g e n e O a k w a y m id s u m m e r go lf
to u r n a m e n t. In th e firs t flig h t M on­
d a y B a g le y d e fe a te d D ick M iller on
th e n in e te e n th a n d M oreloek de-
(fe a te il B ill T h o m p so n 3 a n d 2.
Rubber Stamps, Pads, Ink. Sen­
tinel.
utes north nnd extending 120 miles
from the western lioundnry of Penn­
sylvania.
B ound B la n k B ooks. S e n tin e l.
W ARM
W EATHER
(’tills for careful
attention for your
Batteries
....... ......
Lamb Roast
W hat could teate tx -ttr r _______________
Hams
Our own nuUie <rven»ixe
_____
< o
i
L b .ll^ c
Lb. 12Hc
Lb. 6^c
Lb. 15c
Lb. 15c
Lb. 12Hc
Lb. 18c
Tho Ideal dish for every tieaMon
Sweet Mix Pickles
GEOft«
We buy the best pickle* a lw a y s ________
Twin Loaves Bread
LADY - GEHT
The beat bread money can b u y ________
kWwewatXHffi
Salmon
Freah caught—half or w h o le ___________
Pint 15c
Each 5c
Lb.
8c
Now la the tim e to can
SAT. NITE
STAGE 8 F. M
REAL LIVE
COW CALF
Pork Spare Ribs
5c
S 6? W Coffee
In 1-1 b. tins
B est D ressed
r r s MELLOW'D
PIO N EER COUPLE
E ach 2 9 c
Also
$5 FOR OLDEST
DRESS WORN
It’s easy on your nerves and pocketbook.
B o rd en ’s F in e C h e e se
GALA REVIVAL
Saturday Nite 11 p. m.
2 p a c k a g e s 29c
‘Fighting Caravans’
1 brands—Chateau, American, Swiss, Brick
W ith
Gary Cooper
PHONE
53
for Service
That Satisfies
Lb.
F r e a h ________________
Presented to
Alivays
Give The
th«, i;',o d k in d
Gr’d Round Steak or Veal
49c each
W ork Shoes
J
Fresh Gr’d Beef or Pork
P E A (T lE H
1M P R O V E D C R A W -
fo rd s a f t e r A u g u s t 20 m m iles
o u th w e ^ t G o sh e n $75 a n d $1 bu
B rin g boxes. M oxley o r c h a r d 19-s2p
me, cur
Denim Jackets
m ai
The place that greets you with a smile and treats yon with
courtesy.
Irish-Swartz Co.
IN C O R P O R A T E D
Cottage Grove’s Own Cash Store
Free City Delivery
Low
Prices
Every
Day
You can always depend on getting a square deal at your Irish Store
and in these days th a t’s “something” as the saying goes.
F rid a y , S a tu rd a y a n d M o n d a y S pecials
Washing Powder
C A I ’S U P
Quart Size
Citrus
Large Packages
R itte r’a
14-oz. Bottles
7 9 c d oz.
19c
10c lb.
Shortening
Pean’t Butt’r
Black Figs
Bulk
Bulk
Bulk
4 lbs. 2 5 c
4 lbs. 2 5 c
3 lbs. 17c
Bliss Coffee
S a lm o n
Mason Jars
Fancy Chinook
Vacuum packed
2 5 c lb.
large cans
FREE!
New Spuds
50 lbs. 4 3 c
Drifted Snow
F lo u r
BaUoon Free
We have 300 jars of Mayonnaise to give
away Free Saturday—no catch to it. Be
here early Saturday morning and get
P u rex
2 qts. 2 5 c
Durkee’s Mayonnaise
Corn Meal
G rah am
Yellow or White
Fine or Coarse
49-lb. sack
$1 .1 9
10c
Salt
2 pkgs. 15c
Morton’s
None Better
1 9 c p t.
9-lb. bag
2 0 c ea ch
TONS of
9.8-lb. bag
20c ea c h
nufitouiid
COFFEE
Don’t get caught out
miles from home without
juice to start with and
light with.
Seiberling Tires
Worn tires
are dangerous at the
speed at which ears travel
these days.
Why not let us equip
you with new non-skid
Seiberling Tires.
Motor Inn
Service Station
(Fat and Bert)
The Ladies of the Christian Church will Hold a Cooked Food Sale
Here Saturday. Do Your B it by Patronizing These Ladies.