Cottage Òrme Sentinel
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H IB R C K IP T IO N MAI'KM.
(Caab la ad>aara.)
f l.T 5 Thr*» ^ontba
O»® r®®r
atb*
Ferale«
g l.00. >a* month
The M other. club ha Id an all-
day meeting Tuaadav In thalr club
rooms and a covarad d l.h lunch-
" rv~
n'x 'n- yw*«Mv
was spent ^working* on* a qu'lit to
UKLIGIIT VALLKY.
Oct 3 Mr. and M n Aimer Hunt
and Haymond Rice were Eugene
vlaltor» Friday
Mr and Mra. E J Saara. Mr
and Míe l-ee Nixon and aon Don
P en teoatat Aaerntbh of
O«d. »Id and Mr and Mr» F J Kant
Atwoixt
1 echoo*. 9 « “ ^ ran ^ n *'*”
a?d children »pent Sunday at tha
"
n. Nixon home in Cottagr
morning worth!»; .» v e n ta g ^ r v l" Oroya
F rU .c—
vV ' * ' B‘b1’ ,,Udy: P CX’ro,h' Witcher left Friday for
t ’îî
g u N ti Sunday at the Claude Arne
home,
Mr and Mrs. Bill Klrlt hava
moved thalr houaahold good, to
Culp Creek. whara Mr. Kirk ha»
employment.
Mr. and Mrs Bart Myara and
children ware vlaltor« Sunday at
the Ray Myara home tn Dali«lit
valley.
Berta Lancaster «pant several
day» recently with liar aunt. Mra
George Foatar of Thornton Cor-
nere. who waa tick.
S 2 ‘¡ Ä
W
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ä
w h w
, h *
h “
" nploy -
aponaor an evening . 0 0 / to ? the ta n ,» ? 7-to f " ' 1 'ab,,‘ a "d ~«‘°™
R ° Conner of Lorane, Mr.
riZ-u—
.
."nlnK~
.V01'
roI
talllnx
7:30,
street
meeting
Cha«
Conner
and
Fay
Wooley
teachers of tha Cottage drove
gattoaal Editorial A «Mol« üo«
•
Cottage Grove» visited Sunday
school« and Mra. I. O. Shaw was
O rafa« ateto E ditorial Aea«»let1«a
Methodtat
Psychology Claas Starts.
Ihu n -li. Conner
Mere- nenr
with Riddle
Gerald Conner neat ~
chairman
Contrito? o . Um«
V ”I "?•----
" l‘h Gerald
O rafa« Xavapapar tlaateroat-«
appointed
A class In "The Psychology of
AMtoa.k «rary «rara....... wilt b. tah «
«*•>• " h o o l 9 t T Ä
J .v ' p r , ^ l i Ä
" f^ o r ?
*nJ U*
" r*n
Lawrence
allla .pent Sunday
* h,eh W,U •* h,ld
la arotd «»Tot r» a ttaauael aaaapu ad t*n'ber * * r* *■’ garmento,_l4 pairs
. the Sundav school. Omer Moore.
----- at the M A. Horn home
??cb Thursday evening In the
rartlatag in Ita «ola, ,a> on the in d a r ° f shoes. 2 hats. 1 quilt.
Tha
club
superintendent,
forenoon
serv
•
ico.
Ralph
W
ltch.r
Is
working
In
the
?
i!
thodl8‘.
chu£
h •«“ '» at a 80
ataedlog that it w ill aet ba Ita b l. tur a n , rooma will ba open every Sa tur- i l
sermon
a error
m a r la
! ■ t e i a t r adrartiarraaat
a d t e r t i a a n a a . l puhllabad
a t.. h l l . h . J aa
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J
« liv n
topic. The Christian 4 Saginaw »tore
till« »vanlng
Rav. M A. Oroy-aa
day- afternoon
and
the
club
Is
|
Q
u
eer
a
special
rally
laaa proof . l la
day service
Mra. Lois Renston of Kngene TT*11 b* th* ■'»«‘ructor Ha says the
rataraad
. h read
.m b by , , n ' * ^ ’ " ‘^ , “ 1
J * « * 1» * c o n t r ib u t io n s o f w i t h
»1.« of
O• her
h-e c,aM will b* Of particular Interest
. , « ‘i t? “ ualc bv I*»* dtolr »Pent Sunday- nt the home
plainly aotad la w ritin g thereon and In
and material for quilts,
and n dedication service for Sun parents. Mr and Mrs Onrar Jack to those concerned with the contrl
that ca.a If a a , error ee noted la not
♦ —
day
school
workers;
evening
ser-
»on
button psychology has to make to
T» V a
a a a
.
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1 • i V » V 11 I I I h 8c i
rav’ 11
•orrwrted by The Seatlael I t . liab ility
The local telephone girts enter- vice. M.
Temptation
At 7 4Ô
I a
wrenee Kent Is carrying the tha laws of a developing person
lì : ^ ' n: d W ednesday
evening' of last' «here w fill be a preliminary hymn '"»U on Dlaston route
allty and to the eaplanatlon of the
in g
rapi«
leg by •tk V ’ .’ S T ^ r t S : * ~ r k • “ ^ - r i s -----
Mrs. Joseph J. request service at which
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lime _ the
Mr Ebert of Portland spent various phases of Christian ax
I ® t k ® V I bol® •pa.-a occupied by auch ad
vniararaonte, a recant bride, at orchestra will play hvmn requests Sunday at the Oscar Jackson patience and Ufa.
her apartments. Mrs Chiaramonte Special music In the service; ques home.
"aV,
MlS8 ..«,
Ev*lvn
Qrova
and Is I ttons
answered
Toung people's
people’s
Hat
ciiief
tu
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Childers
Goshen via-i 'a J J i’ Band Is Gr
Koorguidsawl
^ i v ^ nnaw
M " m i T^
e .h
.OB^ a J * “ “ —
, !m?rJ1T
j if—
n * Harrv
'_ 9_un.<,«v
ni«h' « of » <>'v
,v* b*,'d * huh
r«t<-
..W r>ai adJltl.<n«l
Mamhor «4
M
received several gifts
The eve- rally day service playlet. "A Dra llrnwn home
disbanded saveral weak» ago, has
M rs .
ping was spent socially and re- matlaatlon of the Book of Amos
J I.lndamiHHl of Cottage b,,*n reorganised under the leader-
freshm ents of
paradise
salad
and «pecia;
s
e
r
^
i
a
t**«
M?ss“z
.-
n
m
'«
>e.«gue
Grove
spent
Thursday-
at
the
home
*h
lP
J‘>bn Stehn of Eugene, dl-
coffee were
hour , o .
na Moughmer and Mrs C >’« , , a brother. I.ee - Nixon.
rector of tha Vnlvaralty
University of
of Oregon
Oregon
The rooms were attractive with L Stroup, aponsors. Prayer meet
Mr and Mrs Claude Willey and ,'and- E H. Luce was reelected
asters and_n»arlgolda. Guests were
'»g, T h u rsd
7 -1 ? RHigTu,
q1. a y ,-----
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1 '"'hology ,.f daughter spent the week end with «»»nag.i R ehearsal, will he held
(Continued from first page)
Mrs L p. Sanford Mrs.
Inex
‘ ig n n class. 3 80 Monday. Sun relatives at Marcóla
each Monday evening In tha city
Grove logging camp The fact that i Meeks. Mrs. S. R. V e a t c h . Mra d«V school board meeting t So
Little Norman Renston of Ru b»H_________________
I waa never able to find that Hen- Lenora Langston. Mrs. Elmer Neet.
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dorio
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gene Is visiting at the home of hla ’
C h u r c h o f C h r is t . I
Q
ry d'Orleans was married might Miss Mildred Dugan and Miss
Shaw
grandparents,
Mr
and
Mrs
Osca
have been » partial
lai « explanation.
m ian a, ¡.m Viola Strong
Pastor Bible school. #49, Clem Jackson
but now
» learn that he was
Sarff. superintendent. The men of
H Rvdell. who
W
e.
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ComP«°r>
entertained
‘hls
»dhool are wit hthe communl- fined to his home for 'tet? davs
married to a princesa of India.
Was Opal sent here from India by «he Social Twelve club Thursday- ty ”’*n s l , ‘ble ctass at the armory
a father who wanted her never to afternoon
The time was spent
service. It sermon topi,.
TSyBl bir,th bu‘ but into soc'ally and a two-course luncheon Bld
f'eople Go Forward
urday and Is reported uT'be"slowIv
her hands the proof of that b irth ’ was served at the tea hour. Tha-! « ’ntmunlon ■'»
— »•- supper;
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slowly
of •»>-
the^ » Lord's
This ts sufficient for this chap- table and rooms were attractive eYen lng service. 7 30, sermon topic
The Ole Ophein family of Thun-
.
buJ;Jet me raake this explana- with snapdragons and asters and Jesua Christ, the Same Yesterday der Hawk. S D arrived Tuesday-
tion: The parentage
the -------
color ----
scheme
out Today * and
“ J Forever
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“ Young peo- to visit at the home of a sister of
— of - the
— White-
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. . . . . was , carried
. , , , v u „ul
2*
1* the ?ne 1 a<‘ceP« 1® P‘n? and white
Guests were p**’* m eetings Junior C E ' 4 ‘ ~ ,r* Ophein __
Mrs Uoyd Hanklna.
may be misunderstood through the Mrs. C. E Umphrey. Mrs H B
E ln ,h * n’aln » “dltori- They expect to locate here
way Opal is referred to as the Griggs. , Mrs. C. K Haynes.
Mrs.
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pi? y ,r m eeting Wadnea-
Frank Gardlnler of Eugene who
child of a logger. Opal’s parents J. B. Leonard and Mrs. Elbert
‘ 30 \ Community men's Rlble had been drilling a well at the
and ail of Opal's relatives were Bede.
__ The
___ club
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will „ meet next class *« the armory. 9 45 The les- schoolhouse, completed the loh
and are highly respected residents with Mrs Herbert Eakln
S 5 L byFi nvic Mt,On' T 111«?* '" 'h:U Tuesday at a depth of 303 feet
SMART, N EW AND
of their communities, with pardon
Does LI Koran of Mohammed with a flow of 90 gallons per hour
Teach
Concerning Jesus C h rletr
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ur
able
pride
in
their
lineage.
The
Whlta'lev
Mrs George Matthews enter-
SN A PPY
Whiteley parentage Is in no way talned the Elmartes club Tuesday
LONDON.
Inconsistent with what our little with a 1 30 bridge'dessert" lunch- Ho'2®r, M2 ‘**r!L'“ 5 h,‘n '* R. W
AT
THE
REASONABLE
Oct.
3.
h a t ®an
T h e rrtnnyo
4 a k i . were at
_*
H ow til.
P
a s to r , b
u r v ia v
Opal has accomplished, but t that
an error of the
I’astor.
Sundav
school,
• Through
“ "»ugn nn
eon. The
rooms aaasi
and table
it another chapter In the most tractive with fall flowers and Mrs. 9:43. Mrs i. Elizabeth Tarr, super- ¿.
^ " ’ ^ i ° f f U h c a u « h ‘
PRICE OP
mtrlgumg news story I have ever Victor Chamber, h^ld high s " r e . intendent ; forenoon service. 11. (-iir ii.? -id ° “x' p Jln,on Geer and
O ld N e w sp a p e r C lip p in g
T e l l s o f O p u l 's P lan s
F o r V is it to I n d ia
SILK
D r e sse s
STYLES and
F A B R IC S
Christmas tree. Guests were Mrs dence of God” ; evening e - . . . . L j eight large Chinooks Instead of
•• **rmon ‘°P'P
The F u t u r e ; ’“ le. '
Harold Dugan of Oakland. Cal.,
DIVIDE.
Life
Prayer meeting. 7 30 Thurs- ne
Oct. 8.—Mrs. George Alleman of " b? is visiting her parents. Mr day.
Mr and Mrs Charles Ellenberg.
Culp Creek spent Tuesday with Rnd Mrs. W. C. Johnson, and Mra
Mrs James Ellenberg and daugh-
her sister. Mrs. F. M. Chapman
S' R- Veatch. The club will meet
Lutheran Churvh, W A. Svl- , r 1™ b<>
D«'*ln visited over the
Mr. Rossm and son of Creswell ln tw0 weeks with Mrs. John Kel- wester. Pastor.
Jr.—AduR Bible class 7 £ cl< , önd w l,h B,"rt Ellenberg.
have rented the W. L. Wakefield ly.
10; forenoon service. 11 No eve- 7?.° *’ “ «•“m»»- 111 Miss E li.n-
service station. Mrs. W akefield and
M r » n d U r e T A Iiry.
i
nln* aervlce Our services are held
ren,aln«d «° care for her
children moved last week to Scotts
Mr and Mrs. T. C. Wheeler en- m the Seventh n . , . a a .— ..L. uncle
Mills.
Ä
W
c h u r c h b u lw ,n Ä -
Art Funk has been suffering for
Mrs. Harry McDole was sur-
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several days with a carbuncle on
prised
on n ner
her birthday
anniversary- "
e«"s 3 m
mother.
one hand
pwsieu o
Dirtnaay anniversary
ower, Mrs. Emily Elser. on
Highway Baptist ( h n r . li
Friday by her mother, brother and ber
eightieth
birthday
anniversary.
W.
Davis
Paste,--
S-.-mi»,-
aeh?.'u
Mr Haney,
Haney employed at Black
ner eign u ew Dirthday anniversary W Davis. P a s te r —8cndav school
three aisters.
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M a ___
r lh f le
ld ^ E r n ^ F &
°i
M1» Zendro«>- »“ P ^ l n t e n d e n t S t ‘t# ln^ured a
'a»t W edn.,-
Lee Dugan has rented his place Marshfield.
F. ; x?hodi? X fo ^ n o o n service. 11. sermon topic day.
R e m in d \ x Ernest
i-7
to Mr. Cobb of Cottage Grove.
- —
- and Mrs. G. E. "Made After the Power nf
Mr and Mrs Robert Stillman
Raymond,
Wash.,
ic L i
a ,,“ ' ' . “ ? ?*rs GeorKe Quimby of Huddieston
of Lonerock. Ore léss Life"." evening” Vei^-.tZ" 7 3o' ,f Row r‘v»r 'U lted 'lM t TuisdZv
S?.?*_tock. have rented the Frank iohtldren of Mrs Elser). G. E.' sermon to ile. -
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"W’atching and Walt- a« «be John, Sutherland home
Turner place.
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Prayer’ meetmg
naeriea.* T:so Friday.
tvJ!?d
Cla>'°n Townsend
Mr. a n d Mrs. Clair Chapman brother of Mrs. Elser. C. "L Smith
of Walden. Miss June Lancaster
and Mrs. F. M. Chapman made a ° f Elkton.
Adventist Church.
At Intersec- ° f Mount View and Lawrence Ren-
business trip to Roseburg one day-
„
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tlon of west Main and M streets is nv nnd brother of Lynx Hollow
last week.
Mrs M A. Groves and Mrs. E a »mall whjte church. Seventh Dav w?_r5 dfUler» . a« the W L. Town-
S „ Max
n a .„ T ? U ? i T ai ! e,nde,d a reunion E Con« entertained members of Adventiat. Each Saturday at 9:30 an send home Tuesday.
at
8 ^ 7 ’». fa™i!y ‘he Kfnjr's Heralds of the M eth o
isu so«nt In the study of the
Mr and Mrs. Ed Tullar of Eu-
ryi.^ea
w Mr and Mrs Le* dist «burch Tuesday afternoon at Sabba«b school lesson At 11 o'clock gc visited Sundav at the Joe Geer
Dugan at Walden. Others present the home of Mrs. Groves. Officers i b< nastor Elder Paul Iverson do- home.
were Mr. J an
d T Mrs.
Will Lewis,
Mrs Emma Kelly 1«
were
elected
Dorothy
8 ’ «rm°n.
the
his
x m a o a o .» !-.
ga ,
or
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V
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a as
s
I follows
U U U W S
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w neatlana. Cal.; Mrs. Homer Hen- Siemann. president: Margaret Mon- *talera*n*« beine named bv chao- hospital, Eugene.
der,on, Sonoma, Cal., and Mr. and son. vice president; Ina May Mon- ter
and verse from the Rible. Wed-
Virgil Hicks and Mr. Peters o f'
n l dav
—- evening hour. 7 30.
Mrs. Ed Tullar. Eugene.
roe. secretary: Sara Jane Moore - nesdav
Eugene spent the week end at the
Mrs. Sarah Montgomery
of Drain
Sunday C"b “ 8nd went bunting |
la v ia itlo o -
»K C -------- L.” --------- treasurer. Following the business
•
visiting
at
the
I
« 7 « g, aJLtbe home of 8 nlece- meeting the afternoon was spent
Budget Committer* to Me«*t.
Mrs. M J. Perinl.
first meeting
.
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. . . city
DaHas Brown of Portland spent
socially and refreshm ents were . The
Mrs. Amerigo Montachetti and served.
budget committee will be held to- i htf »««•« *nd at the A. Lyons 1
her mother. Mrs. Eichler of Curtin
mavor. councilmen and
Daisy Warwick re-
risited Tuesday with Mrs Harry
the j prned to Portland with him Mon-
The grpde schol teachers enter- rnnncil i l 7
.H nP° ln ed by •—
McDole.
..
_ .
talned with a dinner Monday eve- S°uncl1 form the group. The fol-
Steel
from
L um
U r rails rr°
m . the Bohemia ning at Bartell Hotel. Mrs Fave
ou«3i<te the council have
he«
¿ “ PanKy 3 , ^ T e r 2 OC8tion l30m- retiring president was In ^ 8?
J H. Chambers,
d o r f . n a .
man
being hauled by the Chap- charge. Officers were elected as ou J ' R em - N el»on Durham. R.
i
3 Mr and Mr< p F. Rose
,th\ company's new follows: Miss Glenda R o ^ pres“ Short_ and Elbert Bede n
Council- of Creswell were Dorena visitor.
location at Culp Creek.
dent; Miss Zenna Moughmer. vice
“ nd HeII*w«H «re vet Sundav
president; Miss Myrtle Snauer. to make their appointments.
izo?,a ^ ? « by v*«ited Sunday at the
Woman'» Federation to Meet.
secretary-treasurer. The course of
John Isham home in Cottage
ai«aint88tinKu f°S» memb«rs in this study to be adopted by' the* teach
The Koran to Be Discussed.
Grove.
?be_Oregon Federation e r , was discussed
Whai I ^ t X k Ï Î nM ohan,nied/ and . Mr¿ Ruth Ef>«‘«nd and daugh-
of W om ens Clubs will be held
C h X ' 3 m h ? ?H°nC8/ nH,i’7 . Je“U8
Fl y1 "K'n ’ 8.u"day ‘n Crea
S s s r ru L l“ » R3 : J r i , „ v , : s Ms‘? G R: u ShTU% ' f , " " , ‘f « 1 ,* & - =
x
*
. the subject di»- well with Mrs
England's sister.
men's commun- Mrs. Fern Kirk.
res er. ted
Several
ity Bible class at 10 o'clock Sun
J«nninkn. who
had
Grove will attend.
"rim
ned been
h o 3 In
?
were attractive with fall flowers. ? a G f°Shna w n a, V hhe a\ r ,V R ; : £ re’ We"
I
G
Shaw
will
be
the
speaker.
Saturday.
u ; d .,w « x ,
f f l S S L - U S S S i Any man may bring one woman as
Hugh Doolittle, who had been
r . c
MrS
K' MilIs- «ecretary-treas- a guest.
employed in the Bohemia mines
Loose Leaf Forms. The Sentinel. urer- The remainder of the after-
returned home Monday.
Rally Day to Bo Held.
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8Mtn,
Robert
spent Sunday In
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“ noo«
> waa I spent
socially.
The club
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t x '- '- m a n )
ar
_
..a
y, | uay
dt y.uW‘
be. observed
ob,erved Sun- C resw
eiy England
with relative,,
will
meet in
two _________
weeks
with . . Mr«
will o be
Charles Adams of Eugene for a
the SundaV «chool hour
U. S Bales and son Sidney, who
at the Christian church A special are employed near W estfir, spent
1 o’clock luncheon.
program will be held
the week end at their home here.
John L W hltsell and Everett
Mrs. W B. Johnston and Mrs
Holstrom of Trent were Dorena
F a il e d a t C o lo n is e r
Clara Burkholder entertained the
visitors
Saturday.
Past Matrons club Monday after
The Bank of England nwin it, orl- m3 hi z ll appy Clrcle Sew ing club
noon in the Masonic club rooms
It was Mrs ~ - - -
met Wednesday at the club house
iary and she was presented “ Scottlsh adventurer named Wll- w Ab
T. Collins as hostess
with a corsage and severa” gifts" llatD Pa««'‘S‘>n. who originated also
Ruth Shearer of Eugent spent
The rooms were attractive with the famous Darien (Panama) colo Sunday at the Harry Shearer
fall flowers and refreshm ents were nization scheme, which ri suited dis home.
Mr. and Mr,. Tom Gossard of ,
served at the tea hour.
astrous! v
Los Angeles visited the past week
at
the C. D VanValln and Alfred
The Keepers of the Den have
Pleuard homes.
W r i t e r ’s D e f e r r e d H o n o r
t !ect?d „lhe following officers. Mrs.
Vinal Randall, . president;
Mrs. -----
D.
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In «»dense. Denmark, the cottage
«arxunw «...
r w 8^80"' vice Presid«“ t: Mrs. wherein that prince of fairytale
o h
i
M .O S B Y . C R E E * -
L. W. Coiner, secretary-treasurer writers Hana fu,.i
. u ct 3.—A number of the men of
Their
next
m
eeting
will
be
the
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L
.
.'t?
8?'
l
bA,.n'’
gh.borhood
got -----------
together
last
last Thuer’'sda?leintlnthe "month a'£d
b° r" “nd llved’ 8 poor cob*>>«'«
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week and moved the lfl telephone
will be a tea at the Colonial cafe. 8on' 8 kept exactly as in Ids day. ¿Pe from the 28 line poles to the
,?®8t* will be women who are In 11 lg preserved the top-hat he
r„”e. p”*^
Joe and Gale Robinson of Brok-1
eligible to membership.
wore, hl» umbrella, with some man
en
Bow. Neb., and Mrs Guy Jenk
uscripts.
ins and Carl Jenkins of Cottage
. . Mra Fred Bennett entertained
-
CLr0' i w,'n guests W ednesday at I
the N eedlecraft club W ednesday
C o lo n ia l D a m e s ”
tb« Overton home.
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afternoon. The rooms were at-
Frank Heck. Golden Rule Service ««-actively decorated with mixed
In order to become a Colonial
Mr and Mrs. George Morris and ,
Statton, Cottage Grove, chooses to fa flJowers and refreshments were Dame one must have had an nnces
'«
j £ ‘,n8 J 4ountaLn„ and
Beli Richfield ffl-rier«...
* - - ■
served at the tea hour. Guests tor who
position of
of hon-
_.
_ 1« p at Ore»-11
who held
held some
some position
hon- ,,..i
well i ._.
were
callers —
Sunday
the
to J » «
Hi-Octane because were Mrs. Hllah Crawford. M r. tor
QU custom ers are convinced thev
9
Bennett and Mra. Terry or In the public life of a colony It Dorrie Morris home. They com-
la also necessary to be Invited to P|«t«d puttlng logs on the new
get at least one more m ile per Moody.
Join by a member In good stand- «lorru hou8«- which 1» now ready
gallon. Thinks that l aic Tires arc
Mrs. Mary VanDenberg enter-
must be with the
r i , „ î roof'
value on the market ad talned the LaComus club Tuesday Ing, and i_ affiliation
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...
.
uioyd and Donald Landwehr of
branch In the state of which the ... , .
Walden and Bertha. Margaret.
afternoon. The time was spent
PROFESSIONAL A ND
Vena and Douglas Caatle were I
socially and refreshment» were applicant la a resident.
served at the tea hour. The rooms
B U SIN E SS DIRECTORY
were attractive with fall flowers.
M e t a l , C o lo r F ire w o rlc a
— The club will meet in two weeks
DENTISTS
with Mrs. T. C. Wheeler.
The colors produced In fireworks
D R. W. K. JLEBOW
are the result of various finely pow
The Christian Endeavor of the dered metals mixed with gunjiow-
Dantiat
Christian church entertained with
O ffice F ifth and Main 8treeta
Hours, 8:30 to 13 and 1 to 5:30
a potluck dinner Monday evening der. For instance, zinc produces a
in the church parlors. Examina blue flame, copper a green, lamp
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tions were taken by 18 members, black a red. and a mixture of am
DB. C. H. RIME
who recently completed a course ber, resin nnd snlt produces a yel
D entist
In expert Christian endeavor.
low. Variations of the mixture bring
O ffice in First National
Bank Building
The Constellation club will meet varied degrees of the colors.
Phone 10
Cottage Grove D r .
this afternoon (Thursday) In the
Masonic club rooms, with Mra.
P H Y S IC IA N S
First Electric Area
Nelson Durham, Mrs. Georg BJor-
DR. C E. FROST
The production of the electric arc
set. Mrs. Fred Bressler, Mrs. S
Physician and Surgeon
L. Godard and Mrs. Eloise Full Is attribute«! to Sir Humphrey Davy,
First N ational Bank Building
mer as hostesses.
a well-known
English chem ist
-S®a*_47_ _ Cottage Grove, Qre
about 1809. He demonstrated be
H. AXLEY, M. D.
H w Lombard entertained
the Tuesday Bridge club with a fore the Royal society In London.
Physician and Surgeon
E venings by Appointment
1 o clock luncheon last week. The Thomas Wright, also an English
^Over^Kem’s Drug Store
rooms were attractive with fall man, waa the flrat to patent nn arc
, flowers. The club will meet next lamp, ln 1845.
Tuesday with Mrs. W illiam Moyer
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ATTORNEYS
of Springfield.
H E R B E R T W. LOMBARD
The Tuesday bridge club will
Attorney at Law
The ladles’ aid society of the meet next week with Mrs. William
F lret N ational Bank Building
Presbyterian church will meet next Mover of Springfield for a 1
■PfrpBt-M . Cottage Grove, Ore.
Wednesday afternoon In the church 1 o’clock luncheon
H.
SH IN N
I parlors for their annual experience
Attorney at Law—Notary Public I social. Mrs. Mary Smith Is chair-1 The Delphian society will meet
man of the hostess committee.
Monday evening in the city libra
P ractices In All Courts
ry. with Mrs. Alice Miller as pro
Bsuler Building
The
Carnation
club
will
meet
i
Fram
leader.
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Friday evening at the home of
a t th e A rm o ry on
ALTA KING
Miss Geneva
KIme,
with Miss | ^be O- L. H. club will meet
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Lawyer
KIme and Miss Alice Haldeman as i Tuesday with Mrs. George Morgan
for a j :30 bridge deeeert luncheon.
hostesses
S A T IS F IE D
Did You Ever
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U M P H R E Y & M A C K IN
Z 7/Ä S T O K E uf G O O /) E .1 I.U I- S
Rattler Is Killed
Thornton Corners, Oct. 4 iSpe
rial.) A rattleannkr one foot In
length with une button, was found
Sundav at the Dan Fnrquhar
place Anion Kketroni. a guest at
tile Farquhai home, killed I he rep
tile Rattlesnakes are rarely found
this late In the year This one
waa a youngster and probahlv had
not taken a course In hibernal Inn
Banish Acid Stomach
This Simple, Easy Way
Know (he Joy of freedom from
stomach distress Enjoy your meals
Dr. Emil's Ailla Tablets banlah arid
stomach. Indigestion ami gaa Rrlug
quick relief Collage Grove Phar-
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macy.
FRO M G IR L TO WOMAN
M i« M T Mitmn xW
411 S, CiMtiitwrt laJ s i ,
Salam.
<>»• .
«aid
‘W hen a >uung giil
o® Ina Into woman • |
mtl I •uflrtrtl NMMilh
A N D LESS, io big, enty
ly ftum pa i tia In m>
t»aik and *l.|r*. had
riding
xccl cart on fax
n f r v o u i
hr*da > h»A
(rain* —
•harp oaln* In th* t>aik
id hr* 3 and
unabk
to alrrp Hui I had no mot® id Ihl* mt*rr> EVERY DAY F V F D Y W W r o r n u
a fin taking Ur Fleur a t a n a ilr Pie» Up
M /k T L V L K T W H E R E O N
thui for a»h
Sold by all drwf
New *ixr. lai Irta W ctA, Uuuhl f l 00 l ar®
» h r l«tw 4M Itq u lil f l M
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SOUTH ERN PACIFIC
i
N EW YOONO
C A R E F U L
STY LES IN STOUT
I »aunderers nnd Dry C leaners
SIZES
ut
Cottage Grove Laundry
4 ^ 5
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C. J. BREIER CO.
C o l u t e O rove
All L au n d ry S arv icei »
E x c e lle n t D ry Olennlnk
Cottage
Grove’s
Own
Cash Store
Low
Irish-Swartz Co.
P ric es
Every
IN C O R P O R A T E D
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I> ay
guaranteed to satisfy
Every item purchased here m u st satisfy vou o r vour inonev wi
b e gladly refunded, and you’ll find it priced right every d a\
in
the vear.
Cake Flour
W he’t H’arts
S o ft us Silk
S p e r r y ’s L arge P kg
2 p k g s. 59c
2 p k g s. 45c
-Mail the tiipu of 2 pkgs
to Gold -Medul K o o i I k anil
you will receive a b e a u ti
ful net of m easuring cups
Mail the tops of 2 pkgu
to S p e rry F lo u r Co.. San
F rancisco, «nd you will
receive a tid-bit trn y free
C o ff CG Royal C,ub Red
Soda C r’ck’rs
2-lb. box 25c
n I íc c »
N
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P rize fo r the kiddies
Muil the top* o f 2 p k g s
to Gold Medul Poods nnd
reeeive the new shooting
plane free.
Special
Pineapple
Broken
W h e a tie s 1
2 p k g s. 25c 1
3-lb. can
B’ki’g P ’wd’r
2*/j{ tin s
2 for 29c
Royal
12-oz. can 35c
Pi H S
Hu-AhULAIIjI
ilSOAPj
\ B Z 's
1 «
»4 DI5ML5
Peet’s— large pkg.
25c
PALMOlWt
iv
I
Crystal White
Palmolive
Soup
Soap
10 bars 3 3 c
3 fo r 19c
We have tw o free deliveries daily.
Phone
Koran?
in y o u r orders.
“Jesus the Christ”
10 a. m.
FR EE
S pecials f o r F rid a y , S a tu rd a y, M o n d ay
S w if t ’s C h ili
l-LB. BRICK
25c
B e e f B o il
7 ^ c lb.
B e e f R o a sts
H a m b u rg er
MEATY AND TEN D ER
1 0 ^ c a n d l2 * ^ c
1
1
1
1
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Did You Ever
Next Sunday Morning
Box L e tte r File«. Sentinel.
5 9 c p r.
TRY OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT
F O R Q U A L IT Y M E A T S
EJ Koran
Lawson Building
Mrs. R. L. Cone entertained the
The Joker club will m eet Friday
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Cottage Grove. Ore.
missionary society of the M etho evening with Mrs. T. C. Wheeler.
dist church Wednesday afternoon.
H ER M AN E. LAFKY
Loose L eaf Forms. The Sentinel
at Law
Oregon Bld*. Attorney
Salem. Or»,
I
1j88by ient8 were served a ‘ the
almi Ica
M EAT D EPA RTM EN T
Hear and See
L
they ttri’l T he IllOftt
1, high qtiiu ■ III til. Hm\
pry fur full S t y le s nini
c u lo » for ev ery H’Otllun uf
I 'ulinui- G rove in sill l-f eliif
folia, gt> I') iee eliiffmiN, |ut*i * ln|i
chiffon« a ll ill (In lieu full
See El Koran:
Hear El
J.
H o s ie ry f o r F u ll
10c lb.
Try Our Country c ,ub Steflk
Style Sausage
Veal Cutlets
PU R E PORK
Pork Steak
1 2 ^ c lb.
W H E R E T H E T H R IF T Y T H R IV E