The Cottage Grove sentinel., October 19, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

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Horman Peterson University of
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Mrs Ida I. Law
Lewis Dlrs
IOregon student. »pent Hun-lay ut
a
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M* I-orena Lewis. 74.
I the homo of hla parent«, Mr an-1 ; w r
merchant of
Mro William Peterson
rh,do*
Haturday
In Cen
* tralia.
trailo ll'u.l,
.u
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A W Swanson returned Matur- '
Wash . at th® home of
I day from a Eugene hospital, where
daughter. Mrs. Ernest M Oberg
i ho recently underwent an opera- -
where ehe had been visiting
MILK ( K E E K
: Hon He Is recovering satlsfartor
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Funeral —
services
be
Oct 17 Recent vleltore at the
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home of Mr and Mrs Fred Tinker conducted at the chapel here at
The Cottage Grove Golf club'.
Bair cold f See Dr H. A Hagen were a coueln of Mr®. Tinker and
‘J1,a «Thursday» afternoon. .nnual handicap tournament will
free
olB c hie wife, Mr and Mr«. Charles wl,h P**,or fian Vender of Eu- sta rt S u n d a y T he course
le In
Mr® A M Bauuip and
Mrs A Perrv of Minnesota and their son. « » h e officiating and Interment In splendid condition for the event
Howard of Spokane returned home They had vlelted the world’s fair Masonic
cemetery
which probably will require three
Friday after spending a week at Un Chicago and were enroute to
i? “ K‘»V»r * •» born October IB . or four weeks In order to speed
th«. home of s s l.l.r , Mr. D A '•'« A ngel«.
' * * L , „ '¿fd?ra 'V1',a •
“P o‘«V. the ruling h a. been made
Emereon They were accompanied
Mr®. Martha Hlttlnger returned b£T
Wall« Walla. W ash. In -hat when any player neglects to
by Mis, Emerson and two sons, recently from Lorane, where she
"he was n member of th»- meet an opponent within a week's
aa.tss .w s sl
D .. «
hunt
e
n v g ra l
rim
ASM
t with
s / lt h
M r»
f n l n . z day
l k . i Adventist
A H .— w t i.»
who will ep.nd
several
week',
»bent
sevaral
days
Mr«
"« V '’••nth
church end . time after being paired the oppon-
*h«re.
Ralph Lynch and
Mr«
Gladys ’’ tbe Neighbors of Woodcraft ent may claim a default An e n -
Lawrence Perry Thornton and ,
Bak M r?
„ ,b .re* u dau«h l”' " try fee of 25 cen t, will b e charged
Mis. Pauline Fanny McCue w e r e !" Hla*la ,jt N ewcastle W yo. who
»‘«vmond H Trask, tn i, cit, proceed, io be used for the pur
married W .dn.eday afternoon by '■ v,al,ln* wltb relative. In Lo
. Krun” ' ” °h *rg Centralia chase of prize. Winner In th .
rane.
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Rev. J L Beatty at h l. home
r*2,e
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. J i » £ 5 !^ F Lamb. championship flight will receive
Mr. end Mrs John Overholser ",°yene; a son. I-eston L. Lewi. the club's »liver trophy and there
Latest hits In sheet music and were
visitors recently go- Eugene; a foster daugh'e
Mr. will be a prize for the runner-up.
records at Radio „ R ay’s . .
olite i 1 Ing to Lorane
see Mr Baker Hlagle, an Al,"‘on E Owens. K etch lk ri. Ai- There will be first and second
> and Mrs. Kart Johnston and old-time neighbor, at the home ut 1 a*ka; a sister. Mrs. Minnie Corn- prize, in the consolation flight
-laughter have left for an extended Mr and Mrs Ralph Lynch
™an Minneapolis; a brother. Al
Handicaps have been announced
visit at Grand Junction. Colo., and
Mr. Melvin Paul and son Gene ,ri,d J Rover. Santa Cruz Cal
as follows: Anderson 1«. Bede 14
other points.
of Yoncalla visited at the home of
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Brainard 22 Coiner 24. Chambers'
MOUNT VIEW
Mr end Mrs Victor Kern of To- Mr HP'i Mrs. E. E. Pau) two days
II. Daugherty 1«. Gustafson 14
— week, returning h o m e F r id a y
Dct. 17. J. R. Cooley, accorr Hill _
_
ledo, former residents, .w*w.ww^
returned ***•
12. _
Morelork
8 Mills 20 Nel-
home Friday after spending sever-
Francis Ritchey enrolled In the pan!ed i,v “ coueln, Mrs. J u d y l.o n 14, Swartz 14, Smith "l«*" Rchoii
al days at the home of Mr Kem’s school .Monday, making the num- Lhrlsman of Portland, who is vis-I 20. Stowell 1« Spray 13 Trask 12
parenla, Mr and Mrs O M Kern >'•' of pupils » .
{*“« relative» In the vicinity, vis- Thum 1» Wells 12 Zlmmerlv fl
(loud looking i- > bi
N. L. Bolton Is seriously III and !**d Sunday at Creswell with Mrs Bagley 12 Scott IK Kinir 20
«I M u. w in . t 2 £ " « £ ' i" rWV'
“ ken “ » ‘ hospital in Eugene Chrisman’s brother. John Rohm-
“ “ K‘n*
liw » and U 4 »
V “ nd *7?"" Kr“‘»V Two of h l. so n . and their
“ ra Cooley .p en t the day „
,
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Quality Market
i N earby N ew s
IS TO START SUNDAY
I he Ideal “Meating" Place
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DO OUW PART
Meats and Groceries
S liced B a co n
Streaked with lean
21c lb.
.
F resh O y ste r s
3 5 c p in t
12¿c lb.
D ill P ick les
3 f o r 5c
Red Rock Cheese
20c lb.
Veal Cutlets
Pork Steak
Pork Roast
H am b u rger o r
S au sage
B ulk K raut
Swifts Chili Bricks
lb.
25c e a c h
FREE DELIVERY
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BARTELS M ARKET
Free Delivery — Phone 55 — Specials Fri. and Sat.
Lamb Stew— 5c lb.
Hamburger— 3 lbs. 25c
ALL H E E F
Lamb Shoulders-10c Ib.
F IN E FO R RO ASTING
Pork Sausage— 10c Ib.
Choice Leg-o-Lamb
15c Ib.
Gem Nut Oleo— 1 lc Ib.
B U R D E N ’S D R
L IB B Y ’S
Canned Milk
Case— $2.89
Beef Roast— 10c lb.
then, over The « m a n sim ,? X
*n*of M
Th.BD.,“.r’
^d « “•»•
,n Colta** Embry° Radio, Screen
w Mlaa Madelle Beidler and Miss Mrs. Max Bolton of southern Call-
Clarence Johnson returned last
S t a r s to G e t T e s t s
n a y McMahan. University of Ore- forma are with Mrs Bolton.
week from harvesting the crop on
* Pn . • tudanta- ■‘*®n « the week end
A petition Is being circulated in
property In Ogema. Sask.
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of MIm BbWIkr'k per- the district asking
the
county 1" orr*a King was a Roseburg
Residents of the Cottage Grove
ente, Mr and Mr.
C A. Beidler court to provide work for local *,al,br one dav last week
community with ambitions to be-
Wayne Gates Is recovering from labor on the Lvnx
Hollow-Silk . , c *
wbo ba“ been with come radio or stage stars will
a
recent Illness.
Creek road.
his brother. D. L. Miller, the past “ave
the opportunity, without
Make a note' Cold weuther de I Mr“ Mildred Scot was an Ind. ?'“ r left last week for Mill City. iea.v1'’*
»° bave their ability
manda winter grade oil in vou r
visitor over the week w^ re h® haa employment.
î î ’ ted. The teata w’111 be mad* on
automobile While putting thaï in a n d -
Arne and 'laughter tbe «tage at the Arcade theater
how about u 'thorough* lubrlca-
o Mrs.
^ r* Eloise
Elola* Wheeler
Wheeler returned
returned vlal!ad Sunday with Mr. Arne’s through the medium of the Me­
v i u i i i r u i r vlaltad
iir a n » ,
nd Mrs Ralph Kea»on Drug company’s radio and
S -Í u®r,
nl ’ Mr
tlon? No worries then a b o u t w ear Saturday from spending several ona
stage opportunity contest, which
and tear of neglected parts. Corni * eek* , 'n , Portland and
Battle
Mr
and
Mr».
Martin p ^ have
to anyone
who .¡¿V
fills hV
out re the
' " X V ’from h ° ,Ur CO"‘PanV c andU? r . . n ^ * h
V‘" Un* r*“ Uv“ - moved to th , John Bill
Conk.ln
j « t *•
r y open blank
published
10c q u a r t
that Is to report on method«
Jtudv in high school«
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C E N T E R CUTS
Boil Beef— 6£c lb.
Boneless Beef Cubes
12£c lb.
Bacon Squares, Jowls
9Hc !b.
F IN E FO R F R Y IN G
Hams— 14c lb.
% O R W H O LE
Liver— Lamb, Beef or
Pork--10c lb.~3 lbs. 25c Cottages, all lean-14c lb.
m eetm a 0 /
w m . - ! *Bd,d o
Rev ° ” w , ‘bur will preach U° r .R<i;w rl,v er
The blank should be delivered to
ut Die A m srlrZ n i
counc 1 at the Silk creek church Sunday _.^ T °rke,
has brought his the Arcade theater
Preliminary
ALL DAY ANY TIME
s iv W.iinZLi.^o"
" and V * * 11 morning. October 27
i f . tTom Johnson Meadow, taste will start at the Arcade Oc-
•ry Wednesday evening
beb.
E E Pau,
b„ n ,o({jf|nK f(jf m the Boheml.- district.
tober 31 and continue f o 7 four
For Quality Meat*
u
the Overholser brothers during the
end
u
"A “nd dau* h davs. with an elimination contest
B .v M. A. G rove, of the Metho Past week.
u u. d Mr*
U - t n ut De on November 8.
F R E D A N D E R S O N , P R O P R IE T O R
i?oL-Cf_urch_ . h,.ld
8u"d‘ > , The Overholser brother, have
*“? t h . V' d
«*., d‘ \ . Ia,‘
w 'nn«r. will be heard
over
• flernoon si the
R ujad.
CCC ^ \ X n fnr o .th|n rtM illdDhtrtcTwake They
Th‘ V * - « ^ o m n a „ “ d leL
“F l
* blch. “ ">e NBC official.
camp.
Have you seen the new Pabco r*P«rted Saturday night. It w a. In J.
who
Thornton Corners, lats a n ^ tb is ’ o n e’win*compete*with
w ho
viiilt ’ “ w ith
«X
w
m p e ie w
un
g . a,
O ak.
ak. Lumber
a"d
part of the Z
° remained
» u ,! t ned. / for
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comc>ete
wlth
rug.
at the
the Twin
Twin O
Lumber
.
L the greater ___________
Mrs. Miller, daughter
of
Mr.
ai0*"
**“ • • ln Ore« ° n
"Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad company?
oij»c ; neighborhood escaped. Some built Lake
'
uaoier
or
Mrs
and
W
ashington
on
the
stage
of
'Y p R* "The I-aet Round-up," and ..
? rb r o ;:d - d- ' ” ‘° w ,rd ° " dara“ e t o !- ^ ° r"
ot
the Broadway theater. Portland
Valley of the Moon" In stock In
was
F
ive
pr|zea
wm
be
awarded
In
this
a Kue»t Saturday night of
records and shset music at Radio
‘Attar con teat. Expenses will be
n?Be !,R a rn > Tuesday morning when
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Ray’s
w ife« brotner-jn-law and
7 Henry^Snauer
thre‘
he fell off hie bicycle while riding
DOUENA,
M and M
to
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v
anauer
the tr(p , o Portland
Miss Merle Bowen span! the
__ to school from his home near the
Oct. 17. Ruth Shearer of Eu-
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Harry
Williams, who Is employ
IU U a JuMaetuu. Ibral Batata. week end at her home In Silver’ W
rer- W A Woodard mill docks He was * en® vlalted Sunday at the Harry ®d In the forest service in the
IxMuia. Sur» Inaurano». I’hune UM.
ton.
brought to Cottngp Grove
for Bhaarar
home.
hernia district
end
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"»ne.., the
I,.« week
w eeH
ena
_
,a s * T aifa, Are Paid.
Brewer M i l l s and Harold Bede medical aid and
Mr and Mis John Fm nersn of
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k end
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a le employed nea? W eslfîr y'spent
Miss Amy Johnson a tte n I d
e v e n r ^ ' a v "a't 'the** ffï* being paid
MrMinnvills former CottageU rovr spent Monday night and Tuesday satisfactorily
res,den,...accom panied by
m Portland
Mr. c „ ra Burkhul<le, dauKhter the week end at t h s .r X m e K
distric’t ^ o w s U T e e t r n g ^ ^ t h : Ä
‘
" ° ' S ’” ™
under the ten-payment
of
Mrs
Elwyn Bales. who had been ill Assembly of God church in Eu- Pl»"- Tuesday
. Mrs Finnsran. . ------Mhults
of
Miss Geneva Ktme left Sunday Brlle and mother
Mrs
Lydia
a turnover of 113-
Ashland, spent Friday night at (he for Portland and Astoria lo spend Btouffer. and Mrs Omer Moore a l hla houla b«re
returned to gene Monday evening.
296.08 collected a8 1931 taxes was
home of Dr and Mrs C II Kim several davs visiting friends
vlsllod Sunday al the Kujada CCC wt?ik wlth them Sunday,
Mrs. L. R. Brumfield, who had made.
while on Ihelr way home from
t a k s e m ad» from B etty Crocker e a m P
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¥ * laa_
Pitch«»
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’ PctD two months here caring for
The amount was s e e r e e a t e d »
spending several days in Ashland
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,
recip e, a t Ute CHy B akery.
tie
Roller skates Wheels and repair
Mrs Harry Godard and daugh
Mrs. Frank Cutsforth of Canby Par,a Twin Oaks Lumber corn-
t,r Nancy are visiting In Portland returned
home Saturday after panY
ol#c and Dorothy Straight of Oregon Anlauf 1» staving with Mrs Sear« - «cnoola, 1286-
with Mr» Godard's parents
spending several days at the home
s A Boyce and fam ily arrived City vm ted friend« here two days
of
her
father.
M.
C.
Bressler
yesterday
from
Paris
to
visit
his last week.
t'-oni|>l»t» u»w lln»
<'o»ui»U<»
Great Naturalist’s Vanity
Th» Bcuut» Nuuk
Kay Nelson and Harold Whit- bro,b«rs. R. P and C H. Boyce al
Urn. Ira Lae and eon Robert of
night
ano ,he
p - Boyce home
Audulxm. noted naturalist, was
Oakridge spent the week end at
Mrs C E. Frost and Mrs. C. K lock speni Monday
fond of rod and gun. “My gun and
Haynes »pent Monday and Tues­ Tuesday at the Nelson cabin In the
Mies Doris Coshow of Browns lbe
8. Bales home.
ville arrived Tuesday to spend the
Mr. and Mrs. E J. Wicks visited Ashing tackle were always expen­
day In Salam, where Mrs. Froet at­ Bohemia district
Arnest's Ins. Rates save you 20 wpek .a t ..the home of a cousin at the J. Sams home In Cottage
tended a meeting of the Whit
sive and richly ornamented, often
Grove Sunday.
Hhrlne. and Mrs Haynes, a for- lo
There la none better tfc Mrs K K. Mills.
______ ,u friend.
,,u
, nu sons
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Llta Mosby visited Saturday at with silver.” he wrote of his youthful
mor Halem raaldenl. visited
Mrs Raymond Trask and
Oet
ready' Winter
Mr and Mrs N J Nelson and Burdick and Dan returned* Mon* You w111 aoon n®«d anti-’f r e e z e * " b u t h “1"* ,a t , Trent- days.
F R ID A Y N O O N TO
Robert England visited the lat­
son Robert eiwnt Die week end In daY from Centralia. Waeh . where ^lr,t th* cooling system should be
Corvallis at the home of a daugh (hey had been called by the serl flushed out. radiator leaks
re ter part of the week at the E L
W e’re ia a Sea, Too
ler of Mr and Mrs Nelson. Mrs °u» Illness of Mrs. T rask s moth paired and hose connections check­ Kirk home In Creswell.
a sso r te d fla v o r s
M. Mosby and guns
sons return-
return-
i Mrs.
* M
Darwin Wixxlcock
er. Mrs. Ida Lewis, who died Sat- ed We suggest you drive in today
We, on the surface of the earth,
and lot us look things over Nelson ed Mo"dav evening from visiting
l*»»r eujovnd » lU i » u iu - of cwrtU urdav-
3 packages
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la"n a’ few’ days with" Mr.“ Phil ’lio ib y #re Pa,,’"nK o,lr IlTWI a’ ‘he bottom
la aenalbl» w ay to drink II—-a« Ik»
Raymond Trask and 8 L God Motor company
I V.
. ln Wenatchee. Wash., and Mr. and ot a *rwlt ocean nf a,r. 1«« aa eer-
Mr and Mr«. E L.
P astim e.
ard returned Monday from ah u n t-
McReynolds Mrs. Ralph Hand and Bernice Mos- t«ln Ash may pass their lives at the
have
word
from Z
a CCC
son by
ln U Chelan.
Wash ho 1. amnio H b° " ° m ° f ,he (trWlt <K'H,n ° f " "ter
shaker 2 for
Mle. E m m a J ea n S te p h e n s sp en t ln,f ,r lp ln aai,'* rn O ra« ° n
A
u stin . received
Who was
roreman’IIf
^ U iu
hD S d «W“
Austin,
who
was
foreman
of a CCC
th e w eek en d al her
.HrTtofleld
H
lew
art
for
good
piumi>
home In
camp
in
northern
Idaho,
that
he
n
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en
t
the
w
e
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lag.
Moro.
h -s been transferred to a camp at h l. home he7e
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Charles Matthews has returned
Naomi Doolittle, who has been
C* ? D OF THANKS
to Portland, after spending some In Alabama
Miss Lena Zlndron left this week employed In Eugene. Is at her
We wish to thank our friends I
time at the home of a son George.
for Los Angeles, where she ha» home here.
and neighbors for their loving |
Agricultural Lime
An error was made last week In employment
Marie
Kennedy,
who
is
staving
klndnesa
at>d sympathy shown us
Finely ground. In eugar e«Mm
aa Item tailing of the birthday of
Axes Mauls. Wedges Handles wlth Mr *"d Mrs. V. A. Keahy dur,n<r our ¿ ei® n t»i>erXav! ^ e“ L
per ton. <4.uu, and 2e each al­ a brother of Mrs. George Lea. The
MRS M E ADAMS
lowed when sacks are returned.
age should have been given aa 94 Flies Twin O ak, Lumber com- Bnd attendlng high school, spent _,o_
pany.
oi9 c the week end at her home at Blue
p
_______ AND
___ FAMILY
Mrs Mahala Teeters Is here
IkUctt» Poultry G rito
Donald
Umphrev
and
Miss
Mar
i*
«
NoMoa.
from Springfield
spending
the
Chick and pullet size, ton <6.00 week
a’»ona°red bv Olenn j“ennlngi thA 2 o u n tfin °f SU teV ’ po1’’ 1“*” ° f
With a daughter. Mrs Elmer c " » ' t U T t \ h 7 <hno,m,^ o fWM 'M r>ck1^
Hen and turkey else, ton . <8.00 Doolittle.
S
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T
r
t
.,e
?
dof“'M
r.ie
Dech
k
wed‘lin*
1
‘
¡ng
Gamra
wera* pU yed^lnd ” rZ- J“ » wil‘ ba .h«ld at
» S
I
Blxtibellf MaKt, Blzrkkeiu, Oft.
We are expecting a new ship­
Mr and Mrs. Fred H -uger of
- ‘- kb° " ‘ - ^ r e ^ s k e S |
ment of prettv silk dreseos and
wool dresses In assorted colors
o!2-19c
Matthew» i b,a
Come In and see them, Junction City former residents, camp on Harms creek ware pres- to be ther<; ~C om m ittee,
Mr. and Mrs George
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re’ fa
th e r Charles
C h a r i« . 1 *’• " " ’»ct S h o p P h o n e 17-J. o l9 c spent Sunday visiting at the N E ent.
and Mr. Matthews'
father.
Glass
and
Georg
BJorset
homes.
The Happy Circle Sewing club
Always look fo r the rod itlcker
Matthews of Portland, spent the
Brewer Mills spent Sunday and
Sash and doors Glass, Auto met Wednesday of last week with
weak end at the George Matthews Monday In North Bend nt the
glass
Twin
Oaks
Lumber
com-
Mrs.
Hugh
Doolittle.
summer home on he Umpqua.
home of hla father. James Mills.
pany.
o!9c
C. H. Jennings and sons Glenn.
New shipment of Kaysei and
The William McGuffey family,
Delbert and Orlea spent Saturday
Allen A. hosiery haa lust arrived who moved here from Oklahoma,
In Creswell.
Newest winter shades
Chiffons expect lo return there toon to
2 packages
Mr,. D. A. Elba. Miss Minnie
79c. <100 and <1.25 Chiffon ser again make their home.
Goulav and niece. Miss Cherie
vice. 80c and <100
The Smart
Melvin Breese, Oregon State
Brown, all of Eugene, were Sun­
Shop. Phone 17-J
o!9c college student, spent Sunday at
day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs
Vi ib.
Mias Thelma Wilkinson spent the the home of hie parent,. Mr. and
C D VanValin
week end at her home near Grants Mrs. O. V. Breese.
on all
Handsome Bags
J C ity B riefs
Som ething n e w in bags!
S m a rtly clad women find
these b a g s so novel and
ever-so-ehie fo r F a ll wear.
They are o ffe re d in a wide
range o f colors and styles.
!
Si™ w X
u»*,
»"i s 3 !Sf”
„ Cm.,. a,m
G e n u in e L e a th e r
9 8 c a n d $1 .49
U M P H R E Y & M A C K IN
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UCON D A Y N IG H T
J e llo ,
M a x im u m S alt,
S w a n sd o w n
B IG
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PENCIL SLAT FACTORY
EMPLOYS 12 PERSONS
Bed Rose B utter. lc» Cream. Aak
S ale
L. G.
, Oct. 17.—Mr, —
— Markham.
Cottage Grove, gave a birthday
d*nner Saturday honoring
Miss
p |P<*r on her sixtieth birthday an-
nlversarv. Guests were Mrs. John
Rebelbeck and daughter Florence,
Jira- p - E Young, Mrs. A. Heath.
JJrs- Chas. White. Mrs Trumatj
Clarke. Mrs. Jessie Gilcrlst and
dauKh‘ers Annabelle and
Katie,
Mra ,E v Overton (Mosby creek).
a"d M ,s w C. Johnson and Mrs
Mra “ p
* “f n i k h i
w in’ b Rth Ph
Ihe
f«>ienoon and
i ’ ’ . at ‘b<’
Sunday school
10 o'clock.
cldcn?!?
h r t'fa th e r ' M*r
Jones of Phillips, S. D Mrs Barks-
? ‘“v e r , wa" unable
to at”‘nd the
funeral
1 Mrs, Lyle Scott, Cottage Grove.
is visiting Mra. A. Heath this
K k ',r k “ ► Eu*'*ne ’« " " u J on rtfe Umpqua' r U d ." « '^
speaker at both the o t h I r e o u lt'm e n t for . h i i
J
evening service. Sun-
Q r a S r " O ettvs^ soortlnJ
r®sbvterlan church. 1 . .
_r
« " » y s.
’ Poking
classes wll| meet at K
dealers.
ol9c
Kenneth Goff, student at Ore­
gon State college, spent the week
Box Letter Files. Sentinel.
-And at hl» home here
W o^hnZ 'srarT e'u^po^ praparaDok
of “ drv,nK room 'n w h‘<’b the
*lat* wlU bp * lven the P«ra« ‘n
treatment required for high grade
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pencils
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C anned G oods Sale
October 19\ 20y 21
Over 200 Varieties and Sizes on Sale
Special prices by the dozen
Special prices by the dozen
Special prices by the assorted dozen
All canned goods have been advancing and we have bought the
largest supply we have ever had of canned goods. Lay in a liberal
supply.
Snowdrift Special
Close Out Table
3-lb. can ...............................53c
6-lb. c a n ...............................99c
Several real specials of broken
lots we are closing out.
D resses
HEBRON.
tfc
The Carl King family moved for IL C. G. C ream ery.
Saturday from the weal side to
Mr. and Mrs W. V Gardner and
The pencil alat factory, operat-
the O E Woodson house on Tenth eon Theodore of Hillsboro spent Ing In the old cannerv building, Is
street.
the week end at the home
____ of a employing 12 persons, elx men and
Mlss Dorothy Stewart, student • l",er
• la,er <’f "I Mrs.
Mrs. Gardner.
Gardner. Mrs.
Mrs. W. W. L. L. •*» girls, and already has made a
at Albany college, spent the week
Workman.
ehlpment of one car of Its product.
end at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs W J. White of p *<xluctlon has not been speeded
Mr and Mrs IstSrlls Stewart
San Francisco, former residents. up bec“ use the market for slats is
These chilly nights should re- a rtlved Sunday to visit
at the not anv ,o °
mind you of Montag heaters and home of Mr nnd Mrs A| Rosen-
Improvements are being made
Of the fact that they nre sold by thai The* mav »«»In become real- c0«»Rn“a >lV In order that the plant
Graber-Gettve Hardware dealers
d ,n <s
mav b® ready for large production
In stove, of „very kln.l '
ol»c The hunting season Is upon us * h4 L th.h .T a LiLe‘ s"®."*
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The Truman Clarke family vis­
ited Mr Clarke’s brother. John
Clarke. Bunday at Drain
Mrs. Sam Shortrldge. Thornton
Corners, spent last Thursday with
Mrs Nancv McCoy
Mrs. Marv Smith, who had been
I visiting for a week with a daugh­
ter, Mrs. Frank LaBIue. returned
Saturday to her home at Thorn­
ton Corners.
The C. C. Gllham family attend­
ed a birthday nartv at the Joe
Abeene home. London, given for
the twins.
Mrs Toni W illiams and son vis­
ited Sunday at the
M
Perlnl
home at Divide.
SA G IN A W .
3 .9 5 ’s
o n ly 2.95
4 .9 5 ’s
o n ly 3 .9 5
5 .9 5 ’s
o n ly 4 .9 5
NOTICE! ALL DRESSES
HAVE ORIGINAL T A O S
ON THEM
NO DRESS
HAS BEEN REMARKED
COME GET THAT
DRESS CHEAP
C.J.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE—
Oct. 17.—The Charles Overton
_____
family of Creswell moved into the
Murray Shampang house Thurs- I
day.
Evelyn Benston of Eugene spen*
Friday evening with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Benston.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shampang
of Grants Pass were here Wednes-
And You’ll Jump Out of Bed in
dav on business.
the Morning Ratin' to Go
At a special school meeting held
Monday night F. T. Benston was
I l you tori sour and »unk and ths wortd
elected director to fill the unex­ looks
punk, do n 't »«allow » lot of u lt a , m l« ,
pired term of Otis Chapman, who era I w »t»r, oil, la is tlv » candy or chewing gum
and cipcct them to make you atiddanly awssi
has moved from the district.
Delmar Benston spent Saturdav sad buoyant and full ot aunahlne.
For thay can 't do It. Thay only m ora the
with his grandparents, Mr. and bowel»
and a mere movement doaan't gat at
Mrs W. A. Keene of Cottage the cause.
T h e reason for your down-and-out
Grove.
( c lIng la your liver. I t should pour out two
WITHOUT CALOMEL
Christian Endeavor Electa.
The following officers were elect­
ed Sunday evening at a meeting of
the Christian Endeavor of the
Christian church: Neva Eastburn.
president; Clifford
Shaw.
vice
president; Irene Eastburn. secre­
tary; James Hemenway. treasurer;
Myrtle Ewing, corresponding secre­
tary; Lllllt Keltzer, social chair­
man; Florelne Franklin
lookout
committee;
Mllllcent
Burrows
prayer meeting comm ittee; Winona
Powell, news reporter; Gayle Ten­
nis, missionary committee.
pounda of liquid bila Into your oowala dally.
I f thia bile la not flowing freely, your food
dnoen't digest. I t lust decays In the bowel«
(ia a bloats up yuur stomach. 3 ou have a
thick, bed taste and your breath la foul,
akin niton breaks out In blemishes. Your head
achaa and you foal down and out. Y o ur whole
syatom la poiaonad.
I t_ U k » a those good, old C A R T E R ' S
L I T T L E L I V E R P IL
lIJ L jB to gat these two
unda o l bile flowing freely and make you
it "up and up." T h e y contain wonderful,
harmless, gentle v e g e ta b le eitrac ts, amasing
when I t cornea to m aking the hila flow treaty.
B ut don't aak lor liver pills. Aak lor CarW r'a
L ittle l iv e r Pill». Ix»ok for the name
CarW r'a l i t t l e l iv e r Pills on lha rad
label. Resent a substitute. 2&r at drug
atora«
0 1 M 1 C . M . Co.
Pkg. 29c
B a k e r ’s C o c o a
M a y o n n a ise
1(X
Libby’s Golden Bantam C om tin 13
P r in c e A lb e r t
2 tins
23
tin
15c
D e l M o n te B ea n s
S n o w F la k e C ra ck ers
2-lb. box
29c
A ir w a y
C o ffe e
Choice Quality
Brazilian C offee
Pound
18-
FRUITS AND.
VEGETABLES
□□□□□□□a
B ureau
1 pkg. orange
flavored gela­
tin.
1 :up water
*4 cup orange
juice
‘y cup pineauule
juice
Pinch of salt
pt. 19<
Best Foods
H o tn e m a k e r's
A black and yellow food costume.
Hallowe’en Salad
7b«*............................. 33c
C a m els ................
25c
THEY ARE NEW IN
STYLES. COLORS & FIT
ALL SIZES 14 TO 52
......
23c
15c
crû
2 cups dried
prunes
1 c«'3 pineapple
wedges
1 cup carrot
cut it, strips
Orange sections
Whlooed cream
Dissolve orange gelatin in water,
ad I salt and fruit juice. Pour in
enough of this mixture to just cov­
er the bottom of a ring mold
which has been dipped ln cold wa­
ter. When gelatin is firm, arrange
prunes, cut into strips, over IL
Pour over the rest of the gelatin
mixture with the pineapple and
carrot added to it. When firm, re­
move from ring and fill center
with sweetened whipped cream and
sugared orange sections.
a a a
For aid In household problems,
menu planning or special recipes,
send in your request with a self-
addressed stamped envelope to
Julia Lee Wright, director. Home­
makers’ Bureau, Safew ay Stores,
Inc.. Box 660. Oakland, California.
C andy
Best Quality, Best Assortment
Packed in Cellophane
B ag
IO
P o r k & B e an s
Van Camp’s for Quality
3 tin s
15
C ab b age
For K raut
Large bag
59
L e ttu c e
Crisp & Solid
3 heads
10
C e le r y
Large Crisp
W hite Stalk
Each
..........
G
Cottage Grove
¿M E4TS
B acon
Eastern Sugar Cured
Pound
14
S q u a re s
Well Primmed and Well Cured
Pound
Free Delivery
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