Mr.. I' L. Grannie, Mrs John
K .lly end Ml»» Heepar Hubbell *t-
li od«d a bridge party In Eugen«
Friday «Venin« e t tha hom e of
Mr*. Lenora P yburu
Ol«n Breedlove of Eugene, «on
of Mr. and Mr«, H. 11. Breedlove
J.*1®
,v ,n * ° j
of Ih l. city, *<■ m arried Munday
afternoon In Medford I to
M l»
®Bt-
Elizabeth Purcell of M ledford
r d fo r d .___
Th»
Kr‘B *»"
* oupla will m ake l l c l r r« , hom
home e In f
Eugene.
" ’’f T r
J*
it* furn*«*>»<l
"Redhead car heatara. Get your* M u .l^ w tH bt bi* l u i ^ i ' n*McCan’.
ttreier 's
Eagles Lodge Sponsor I ligh School Sponsors
Mask D ance
5 -C e n t C arnival
SU PER SA LE
C hurch N e w s
Umphrey fr Mackin
A H w ' • nl carnival, th e fleet to
* hrtstlan Sa lm e e Srrclety.
242
b" sponsored by the high school. »"U«h Second «licet — Munday
»HI >'* held at 7 30 Friday night «chool. » 1 5 forenoon servtce, U .
Value That Will Aiiincv Everybody
1?
gym
»‘
prol
— th
.... * h ,* h »chool
c j i „ nasium
iu u iu ij i
w-,, iin on subject.
Probation A lter
Each ticket
will be good ---.
for one Death
_____ ________
Death."
""
c“
rnlv*
1
“
fc‘'
K
vote on carnival queen, lor which
" m 1: u : .
‘¿ • ' T w °,iat “J X r ? ,ic fc » &
tach Clas has a candidate Each
H ighway B aptist Churr Is, Henry
claaa and organization will have a W D avis, P astor A inday school
Mi and Mr» A. W
Wooley,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Ladle» Oxford», black or brown
$149
**’
,
! W; forenoon service. 11. sermon
n ,“>,
M Ualonery to Chtoe Mpeak.
Oxford» Tie» Pump»
i he program 1. being presented j topic, A T est of One s Religion;"
«P«nt th« Wr«k und in Portland,
rlr iwuM t . w w ., *»,.»£777 . .
$2 45
even in g service, 7 80, serm on topic,
New Winter Hat* (Ladle»’)
98c
1 he Com m on C ot;” prayer m eet
ing each Thursday at 7:30, the
Fur Trimmod Coat», >10 50 value»
$ft.6O
pastor lo givin g an exposition of
Happy Home Hou»e Dre»»e»
the book o f Rom ans.
89c
• • •
of unknown origin al the Rolla I in the event ig, follow ing a cover -
--------------------P
ent,
coelal
A
u - m i.n of Cud. At
Rush home on south Mlxth street, ed dish dinner held In the church
U iL I O U T VALLEY.
wood F l.ter , Pastor
Sunday
1 be I iihuii wu» oonipletely
due- I din in g room
.
Mr». E lm er K ent le ft ¡school, » 4 5 ; forenoon service, 11;
truyed, but m ost of the furniture
Introducing
Ihuraday for a w eek s v isit at (even in g service,
7:30.
Tuesday'
war waved
L on gview ,
W ash ,
het
form er 7 30, Bible study from Romans-'
Mr. und Ml*. Robert Muraiola, “ R o p in g ” L in e r s Is J o b
home.
young people's m eeting, Friday’,
recsn lly of K lam ath F alls, are vie
G w endolyn H aight of O. M. C 7 30; prayer m eeting. Ihuraday »
f o r M e n W h o K n o w E oatr
lt .ng at the liorna of Mi and Mrs.
spent
the
w
eek
end
at
her
home.
in.; Saturday,
3,
children’s
1. H Morris, parents o f Mr». Me
With Every 76c Print Purchase
It tsk es hundreds of ions of ma
Several Im provem ents were m ade! church
ra nuu.
nllla
haw
sers
lo
moor
the
world's
“
l
’he
school
yard
last
week
PATTERN FREE
R edhead <a. heaters. G et yours biggest .h ip , to a landing algge Swing», teeter to tte r , and a roof
<,hurch of rh.- Macureiie, C. V.
liffl Us,
«1» Mturge.
Sllirizwm ileru
oo
n'J'U.
1
* '"‘«to»’. zlV»r th« ......... ......
a.. ..
from
G arage
Friday and Saturday Only
™
Medium .u e d .,„ p .
Bryson, Pastor - Munday school.
................... ................ ....
Ä
■ & '
X T T t
S
i
.
S S ?
Mr. and Mr..
Hunaom
Cone . . . . .
.p e n t the w<ek and In Portland.
fathom
s
of
cordage
on
each
royare
r
horn.-
W
ednesday
afternoon
of
■»••cond
of
a
»
r
ie
s
of
serm
ons on
Mr. and M r. Roy Leonard and
v «*«tors present w ere i The C hristian's Arm or.
evening
tw o d au gh ter, of lirudwood, form - The«« rope«, mostly 8% Inch are
-
’Uilgt-Jintiv
Riesna^c,
t-l Cottug« Grove residents, spent Io colls of 2oo Tat horns each sud • « » 1 1 ^
¿ . . * 3 ! . —
Mr*
J »uw«.
' " u t. w
o »
l **'VK® 7 . a »W
o , - U
evan
gelistic m
essage
Heavy Trench Work Shoe«
’’ “ «»er. Marie Relaon and P aulin e prayer m eeting, Wednesday 7 30
the week mid at the hornc of Mr
Î1.G8
weigh MM) pounds each
Schneider
of
C
ottage
Grove.
W.
M.
M
.,
Thursday.
2.
and Mrs. G. H Fullerton, parents
Fancy Heather Sox
Such liners carry In their regu
The N orton fam ily, who
had
» « •
19c
of Mrs. Leonard.
lived on the L M H ank in s pla< e
First M ethodist E piscopal t biirrh
Pullover Zipper Sweater
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B e lt , and lar equipment 10 eight Inch hawser», two years, m oved Maturday onto Me. edit , A. G roves, P astor. Jun-
79c
Mrs. J J Bette o f The
D alles each t ’2o fathoms long Attached lo
Double 6% Wood Blanket«
day school, » 45; forenoon service,
$2 46
spent Saturday night at the hom e them are much smaller ropes known a poultry ranch near Creswell.
« r «nd Mrs Bert W illard and 11, serm on topic. ‘T he Joy Met Be-
H W Zipper Sweater», $4 60 value»
of
Rev.
M.
A.
G
roves,
while
on
«»
‘heating
line«,''
each
»
M
r
fathoms
$2 96
Mrs. Mildred W illits of
E ugene \ fore Him .
com m union
m edita-
thmr way home from R oseburg, long,
Cotton Work Sox
i i er* “ *nn*r g u ests of Mrs P lum a Ron; even in g service, 7:30, serm on
where they had attended funeral
10c
The
Pbese
heaving
lines,
writes
a
cor
"
a
n
n
a
and
R.
U.
Tucker
Munday
topic,
Jesus,
the
Good
Shepherd,
'
services for J. J. B etts
pendent
T.«
Magazine, m ^ r t , " ‘ p o H i.n d ' M o^ ay0 " * ' “
Mrs N. E Compton, president of real«
N inety and Nine" «ung &« a vocal
the county W C T U., atten ded a sre thrown from the liner to men
, » . t L , ouise Cone with
u!5r.,?.U? ____
i? r?'
of "°‘u hy « Mrs.
.U t e convention Monday In M ed In “gig boats small rowing boats
banon visited a at ? i.t1*
the ' E J J. M
Mears
.nd flute
flu te a xom
;coni| parum ent;
ears' ' violin and
ford Mile w as
accom panied
to glgllng about the «tern and item ¿e,?iT Mon®BY an<1 T uesday of last # 30, Epw orth L eagues;
prayer
(R a n ts P a » by Mrs. D. W Mt urges,
tte
B a , ■ , r...,
•
,, Mr„. N f .
« • T h u r sd a y ,,7:30.
who visited relatives there.
Free Methmlist Church. R. W.
Mi and Mrs M cKinley Carr of besvlli» lines the g|d men row of M arcola visited at the lorw rence
H owell, paator — Sunday school,
Portland, who had been visiting (julrkly from «hip to quay, when* ° ™ wri horn« Sunday
"“
■— — ■— — —■ ♦
M l» Evelyn Sm ith, trai her Ir in at
the hom e of Mr and Mrs O. |1 ih > hand il»«- llm-w tn the waiting
" 7 hnl an ? nd * °n
V:43; forenoon oervice, 11, oermon
• .
as
•
p
Jun ction P ity schools, npen
pent M Kern, parents of Mrs. Carr, left "«h-re
Tlte .bore men i^ v e ^ l
« ^ i n g subject.
Em otion W ithout
Mo
I
li"
*
"
n
“•
Ui”
»
»
«
*
••.........
of
Friday
for
Spokane
h. n e on .he . . hm II lin.*» until .hey river.
° n ’ m ith g X i c e ^ ? y C
V>»I.J< U l l V i a
I Mi and Mn. p R H am anl
Jrn',ory' ,b,*n«
— L a d ie s —
S im p lic ity D r e s s P a t t e r n s
Men
w'“fu...
C. J. Breier Co.
r I .i r v
B rie f* ;
Cottage
Grove
J ”,r
I
♦
‘ ay.
Hail A J obliatoti lirai K a U ir .
IxMuia, aura ln»uriunp, l ’boiir &M
Mirali H tcw ait of Eugene «pent
tbe week end at bla hom e hare
Mr arai Mrs. K K Mills and
aon Hubert apent tbe week end in
Stew art, Hr. gun S tale col
le g a a tu d e iil, «pant the Week end
a t th e b o lliti of bla perenta.
Mr
EAGLES
h ate (he heavy mooring r<>|w« In
Ibelr hand«, when they make fast
fo Ihe (apstans. The hawxers have
a breulclhg strain o f hO.iX«) pounds
em h.
Thursday young people's m eetings, 6 30 Y.
a tte nding P. M 8.. prayer m eeting,
7:30,
them e,
W hat G o d s Word Give«
Cs a R ight to Ask For."
—Mjtngographlng The Sentinel.
• • •
Church .»f C hrist. I G. Shaw,
P a sto r — Bible school,
Sr 45,
tile
I‘he im*dluii>>Mtxed liner carries fiO
men of th is school are w ith the
or <>i lliehuai- us well as rafts,
C om m unity Men's Bible c i a » at
ivlib two T ails «»f M> fathom s each
the arm ory, forenoon service, 11,
in charge of E van gelist B
K o»
alia« bed
I ìip w
ropes when low
E vans.
serm on
topic,
"Three
ering the b u its b ate a working
Ships, com m union o f the Lord's
■tr dn of l.issi jM»ur»ds and a break
supper: Junior C hristian Endeavor,
Blood Pressure Down Too
ing »train of I.' m m n » ¡munds.
5; senior C hristian E ndeavor, 0:30;
and Mrs UiKells Mtewart
Red Rose B utter and Ice ( rerun.
A»M for them .
G. l o w u e r y . tf
. **’
A L W ynne and daughter
spent the week
end
In
X
Portland
visiting
relatives and
l* i» i t l a m l
friends.
M iss M argaret Moore of H arris
llurry M«*< uH*i» ( uuipu»
burg spent Thursday and Friday
O n brutru
at the hom e of M iss Beth Bede.
< datum«* 1‘riir*
Mias
Margaret
Mhort
apent
the
F lasiv grOMMd. in sugar sacks,
Mrrry Mukrrw
week end In Corvallis with
the
os i t o u . > « l « i . s u , I | g sseb g)
Qetita, to«
—.
luuii«*«, io<
Ml »sc. M argaret
and
lroruthy
isw sd « listi M cks are rsturus.l
—
H ahutiy, |(u
Jackson, form er Cottage
Grove
Q u e e n N e w Z e a l e n d B ir d
C a lcitsi F u u R r v U r ti»
raaidanta
R a i s e s F a m il y in G r o u n d
Chlok an» pullst s t » , ton. ptuo
You will alw ays find tha culor,
Han and turkev a t» , ton ta.uo
shud<-, the price and right size for
The
klwt — lis real name Is
Situs M yrtle Hubbell and Mrs.
which you are looking
In our
aptery, wb.ch m ean, ' w .n g .e s .- -
Wstkhiilic Mine». Wstltballr, O il
Lenora
l*yburn
of
E
ugene
spent
hosiery The Mmart Mhop
u25c 4ui>du.
• t the
home of their l i n n e n f the queerest hlrils. It ha.
Mrs H oward H e » of Roseburg mother Mrs. W. L. Hubbell.
wings, bul i annul lly , quills itisteud
was a C ottage Grove visitor the
Mr.
and
Mrs
George
Kerr of of feathers; It can roll Itself up
.Sol hl 11 g hut l.cgal I t r e n r (com latter foirt of the week
P ottlan d sp en t the w«H*k end at “ •
............... .................... .
m oni) called tild U riel In s hand)
Dr and Mrs R M Rlc
b'ft the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
ed A rnesi
uZ5< Saturday
for Heppner to
m ake Stevens, parents of Mrs, Kerr
Mr and Mrs M L. M ackin were ‘"*,|f *>om«.
K iw i. ,„ h.b ,t Sew ton,and. T h e,
dinner g u ests Friday
.V eiling at
Mrs Elsie A lll...n of Dram, who ►,«“.ic l» « '’’thZt’ he* h li? b L e T ' lb ^
1
e etrnnge,
birds, with lung,
the
home
of
Mr
i h . horn.- o f
Mr and M r. Carl recently returned from .p en d in g
since the last ol August
and h o i,.. strung beaks ami thick legs, ami
AAlmbrrly in
R oseburg und then f»ur m onths In Crest eut City,
Cal., to visit O regon
b. furè rètu rn oîê
............ ...................
attended the Ro.cburg
C ollage
visited .Sunday at t h . M V Alll- «„ t 'h lc k » h a Ok a where
hë li ihelr tiny wings. Invisible under
Grove football
gam e
w n home
s î.r m n e î^ :
'* U.r
.*r .nU
,t ^ are
Mn.q
,,‘‘ek T
'7 n * - They
tbelr
quills,
quite
useless.
«tatloiird a« a j r » r I « ì inspector.
Hortar*« R adio Service. The P ic
time bill • 7n b r"r. \ * i n h , i e , , , y (
ture Shop.
o25c
»
J ? r” WB n th* ground,
Ml»« June W hvelei
and Mi»«
and they dislike the sun as much
Arditb Sneed, O regon .State college
as ow ls do.
«tudent», «pent the wtwk end at
Kiwis live mostly on worm»,
the home of Mr und Mr«. T. C
on the purchase of a Service
Whvalar. patent« of .Mi»« Wh««l<r
which they dig up with their long
for Six by the New Quanti benkx
.Mi«« Jean Alllwon, student
a*
Oregon S tate college, «pent
the
ty Discount Plan.
AA heo Mr and Mr». Apteryx set
week end at tbe borne of her pat*
th« fifth servant
up housekeeping. It Is the heu bird
enta. Mt and Mr«. 8 V. Allison
TUDOR PLATE
who builds the nest In the ground
B M Atkin« of K«i«o, VVaih.,
Hire your »ervant«
Thia she dues at the end of a tun
and Mr« A netta Kirkland of Al
from
bany «pent the week end at the
nel In the «oft earth
Here she
bom« of a «later. Mr». 8. V. Alii*
lava one or two large eggs
The
«on.
egg« are so large they are equal
l u u live but ou< c and you may
__
M l» M argaret Moore of Harrle- lo onequarter the weight of the
aa well enjoy yourarlf e t 'ih e burg. Brooks Perry of E ugene and
1‘aaUnn*.
aAotfc H om er VA’right und
M ist
Beth bird.
Mt, and Mr«. Fred B artels spent
__ u< d<’ ,,r th*» CH>' m ade the trip to
Haring bullt the home and laid
a p u tt o f the week In Portlund
F airview lookout Friday.
Portland
Fr '
the egg», the hen retire» to a life
We have
bcitutifui
naw
«ilk
Mi und Mt» J. A P ow ell of
L)tnur Moore left W ednesday for of leisure ami pleasure, while her
ill«’**«’»
(sWtent color«
Prlntetl
«Ilk« und plain color«. Goma and Prltirvilln have returned hom e af W alporl, where be has em ploy- husband takes charge of affairs. He
tei vhMtlng at (he hom e
of a u ,en ^-
M «’ . » t i l l . r - w 1 ,1 ,-I .
.1 . ,
l hr
Mrs. B lanche G arner of Long hatches out the hnbles and looks
Sm art .Shop Mr« Allc«» HrercUovo. daughter, Mr« Vlnal Randall. Mt
and
Mrs
P
ow
ell
and
tbe
Vlnal B» ach. C al. returned hom e Mom after them until they are nble to
proprietor.
o2ftc
after spending the sum m er at
take care of themselves.
A m arriage llcen«« wa« l««ucn Randall fam ily »pent the week end
Randall sum m er hom e on her hom e near Culp Creek. She
la nt week to Archie Klvla l«nl>uke a(
}'j, Hie
Umpqua
was accom panied by Mrs G race
and Violet McGuire, both of Lhi«
Miss Dorothy Stew art, student Parks.
city.
The Irish Free State
at Albany college, sjient the week
The Irish Free State comprises
end at the hom e of her parents,
the three southern provinces of Ire
Mr arid Mrs. LaMells Stew art
land—Leinster. Munster and Con
N ew Kid Gloves. V iking brand
Une of the treat m ade Also a fine
naught -and three counties, Cavan.
lot o f aenrfa to choose from In the
la Ent Ille,I to the Mervlcea
Donegal and Monaghan of the prov
new
w
ools
und
allka.
The
Smnrt
of a ttprs-htll«t
Ince of Ulster It Is about equal I d ‘
Shop.
o 2 5 c
size to the stair's of New Hamp
Mr and Mrs. Jam es F oster of
Also full line of repairs
AA e ( ure All Their All
shire. A'ermont and Massachusetts.
Salem and E. C. F oster of Mon
nient«.
The Irish Free State Is a co equal,
tana spent T uesday and AA'ednea-
for both.
day at Ihe hom e of Rev. and Mra.
se lf governing dominion "In the com
Atwrxal
F
oster
Rev
F
oster
Is
a
I !•••
o d ili S e r v i, e
munity of nations known as the
U
( I TNILUGIS R
|M
|„ ()Bhw
son of Mr. and Mrs Jam es Foster
Krltlsh empire" as set forth In An
and a brother o f E C Foster
glo-Irish treaty signed December
Mrs O scar Arneaon and daugh
ter Barbara June of
Roundup.
A provisional parliament
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hupper of 8, 1021.
Porter's Radio Service The Pic Mont , are visiting al the .home of ________
Lchunon _____
esin e Monduy lo m ake met and drew a constitution, which
ture Shop
o2oe Mr. and Mrs. C Mutvlhlll. parents their home here, Mt Hopper being
was enacted on October 25, and
Mr and Mrs Eddie
Kuppen of -Mra. Arneaon.
em ployed in the Safew ay
store.
came Into effect by proclamation
bender of E ugene visited Sunday
P orter's R adio Service. The Pic- R® ,g “ form er resident,
at the hom e of Mr and Mr,.. II () ture Shop
The constitutional
„25c _ Dr. and Mrs. C. H. K line of December fl.
B enneii, parents of Mrs. Kuppen
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Adam s o f rr,'m “ r® vlaitlng at the hom e of provision that all members of par
bender.
<’ie
.n l c ity
1,1 I A
“ w
nd L'tl,,..
Mr" A w K lm e, parents Usinent
. v c E-...-
W . wa Cal . are
. visiting at sv
-, a musi rake the prescribed
Mr and Mrs V ein Itnaen have Ik
of F Dr.
Kline.
(lie hom e of .Mr Adam«* m other
onth of »lleglanee to the constiti!
m o v e d tu 1 «hen
B R IE F S
A m arriage license wait I s s u i m I flou and to the king, as Ip the Do
Tuesday to Robert L. Owen und
JSora M W est, both of Culp Creek. minion of Cnnn.la, hns been re
moved by law.
Captain J. F. Lacey of Corval
lis, form er resident, visited Sunday
even in g at the home of a grand
Horaea and Their Narvaa
father, J. F.
Lamaon.
Captain
Chir/ \iu/(n<nn«A
Lacey clerked In U m phrey and
Al linhcr Court, the training
Mackln'a store w hile living here school nf the Isindmi Metropolitan
and now has H arold M ackin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. S L Mackin. In Alnunled pollen horses, curious
facts are recorded about an ani
a m ilitary class at Oregon State
college.
mal's trnllic nerves Air noises am
Curtis H anson suffered a brok an ordeal to most animals. Horses
en left leg Just above the ankle which pass every other test well,
AA'ednesduy
m orning
when
he
return »gain and again to master
slipped and fell Willie em ployed at
the Cottage Grove Lumber com ihe lesson of standing still while an
pany. H e w as taken to a Eugene airplane pro|>eller revolves over
hospital.
head Trams are another pet aver
Mrs. Arthur Jones and Mrs. John slot). Many |>nllre horses which can
W oodaul spent the week end w ‘th
l>e trusted on duty In Oxford street,
Mrs. R aym ond Trask and sons at
the Trusk sum m er hom e on the during the rush hour often tight
Umpqua.
shy of tram ear lines.—Montreal
Herald
The M crvllle Veatcli and Joe
Htnljh fam ilies and Mr and Mrs
George M atthew s spent the week
end at their sum m er hom es on the
Beet and Grapea
Umpqua. G uests were
Mr. and
In apltc of appui-ent evidence to
Mrs. L L. Harrel, Roy Short and
Miss E velyn Ventch.
the contrary bees are positively not
Allen Brown and Harry Grube able to pierce the skins of grapes.
spent the week end at the Scho Tlte part of » bee's body which In
field Stew art sum m er hom e on the diets Its sting has nothing to do
'I r iC t
Umpqua amt Alfred Betdler and
with the month parts, which ure
P aris Breedlove spent the week
end at the A. AV W ooley sum m er totally unadopted for hltlng pur
home.
poses. The real culprits In grape
destruction are birds which Intllct
the original wounds and the bees
(OOhrn In Portlsnd come io the Multnomah
then dock to the scene In order to
AA where you can enjoy handaome appolntmenta
take advantage of the Juice which
and famoua fooda at no greater coat. . . . .
la then available.
M a sq u e ra d e
Da nee
V.
Armory, Sat., Oct. 27
Agricultural Lime
S A V E $ 3 .0 0
E lectric
W ash ers
Ih e Tieture bhop
R adio R ay ’s
Coleman Lamps
and irons
Y our Sick Radio
G ra b e r-G e tty s lidw.
MAH
N
{
( aittag e (¿rove People
I
1 le n e T ru n n e ll W ins
G arden C o n test
Hen« Trunnell of
Latham
Is
w inner for this district In the 1934
Lane county 4-H garden grow ing
contest The winner In earh
of
seven d istricts
will
receive
a
PlniH't Junior garden cultivator.
The basis for Ihe aw ards w as as
follow s
General appearance,
50
Portland’» N ationally Famous Hotel
O n ly 1 1« 9 block« from th« l««viiiig bank« and afotaa
Uataga acroaa the atra««
i
o
7 ^ .
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u
i r e d
vegetab les 5 per cent, record book
10 per cent.
Vote for Dunne and Snell.
G iant Sharks
Sharks with seven foot Jaws, two
and a hair ton suwdsh and crubs
large enough lo cover u tuhle thrive
lu waters olT Central America, .Alon
ster dsh anil reptiles of an age long
«urvl™ "" " "
of the
n- ,iT* ot
“ " • » " -» " ® -
lB ,he r®sl ,,f ,h ® world.
These
specim ens dale back to an era some
where between 1,500 year» ago to
3,000 ysars ago.
MI , ’.!* We^f0n •f>ent
teach en i’ ii«tH ..»»U<ene
a.n er» institute.
Woman Loses
41 Lbs. of Fat
- i t X S S
■">”
Tb“"
blood pressure und
and it helped tx»th.
My
blood
pressure was aa high us «Ml when
( om rnunit) Men's Bible class at
I started to tak e Krusi hen.
I
to
» ¿ U h « ! £ 5 and new , w eigh »14 the arm ory Text. T he Letter
S u & cL
ni
„ .„ „ .n . L i * r •**’. i"
Thsunulationa about the Law v».
M B rk o ff
*****’
ti>e C*0 »!»«1 " I. G. Shaw , teacher,
O ne-half level teasDoonful nf
... -
a
L* *
'55
» 5 7 4
Mls5 i m p l i c i + q*
for the changable
waistline
. . . .
The crose-etrip feature at
MuSlmpliclry pulls tier the ab
domen and diaphragm and out
lines the tlbe—making It poaaible
to wear your belt up under your
bust, ar your waistline, ot ¡in the
manner of Patou) at the hip-bone.
The Mis Simplicity pictured, la
of p re-ahrunk figu red batlate
and pliant elaadc
with an uplift top
of aatln tr ic o t.
Model 2442.
* P s l Ma IdMilM
‘2 ü
Umphrey c- Mackin
The Store of Best Values
e T ' S f t S ’- l S S S 1 2 5 S £ £
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iTexihv f a l ^ t J i m ^ ? ?
1 . Ue'
ush . L n e r
o r g a n , at the aam.- tim e 1, ener-
* nrf h . i a . k „ n a —
?C"7L-
? e ,P* bulw up robust
it“
k 1 ^
year* y oun« e r - A C T
1 J**“’
‘te - ° n8«tb° K iL iK ,e n
echooi,
John GUaroo,
Early Great Lakes Boats
superintendent;
praaclung eervice.
^
X
t
LaSalle, In l& fl, built the Grlffou.
of Eugene
J X a ^ k Roos
— n DueUn
...
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w***. »P«*d th e Xiret Saturday of first sailing teasel manned by white
prayer
men to tracer«, the wafers nt the
x te a d a T
Orear boat
Lake« oc ' The first
F reai» lerhan C h u k h Jarnea Aik- bullt
E r l. American
w a. put
1,1 Cult''tb'e Grove Pharm acy
— _________________ _______ _
in Sm ith. P astor.*-Sunday school. Into commlss.ou In 17U5 and the first
10, a dram atization of inner life steamboat. Walk-Io-the Water, was
Dr. G renfell by B ill G regory built at Black Rock. N Y In 1818.
Rebuilt Batteries
At astonishingly low prices.
New Batteries
Made to meet competition,
Particularly in Servioe.
b attery Charging
Thia hag been our specialty
for many years and we give
absolute satisfaction.
B attery Repairs
Our long experience assures
you of correct and reliable
work.
M otor Inn
Service Station
L. L. Harrel
Bert Trask
S P E C IA L
32-Piece Sets American
Dinnerware
$ 3 .9 5 a S e t
Newest Patterns.
Darling Variety Stores
T w o S p e c ia ls
FO R N O V EM BER ONLY
on Federal Chip-Proofed, S tain
less Enarnelvvare
J-qt. Sau ce Pan w ith Chronlum
cover, reg. «8.311, special
«3.35
t-qt. Hutch Oven w (th t'hroniuni
cover, reg. «4.40. sp ecial
«8.85
Only 11 lim ited quantity avail
able al these prices— buy NOAA
The Grove Hardware
H eadquarters for Cnngoletini
Rugs.
s P aw
RUBBER
HEELS
T h e Heel
Saves th e Sole
Did j’on ever notice how «
cat skins over a slippery
surface without skidding?
Cnt’s I’mv rubber heels are
built ou the same non-skid
principle ns a c a t’s foot, nnd
they c o s t no more than the
other kinds
Hear F irst N ational Hank
GOFF’S SHOE SHOP
Exclusive 0. 0 . Agents.
7.
n . serm on topic, M ake This A al-
ley of T renches; even in g service.
7 3(J. serm on topic, "The Spirit of
Early Church,"
young
people'»
m eetings. 6:30. topic.
M issionary
H eroes," prayer m eeting. W ednes
day. 7:30. "The P lace of Prayer
in the E arly Church."
DIVIDE.
r . ,,
K. . „ ____
followed her did » thriving b"sibeM
•ransportlng em tgrsn-s to tha AVest.
R anches Are Traded.
C H. Fry of Saginaw has trad
ed his ranch to AViiliam Norw ood
for property at Alsea. The N or
woods have tak en possession here
and the F rys at Alsea.
Oct. 23.—Mr. and Mrs. K enneth
M ulligan and daughter P h y llis of
Local Men in
Sp rin gfield
visited
W ednesday
T hirty-seven m en from here have
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
arion
Miller
'ckinald M c S ^ l ’n TeU ^ t ^ e T k ce ^ « * ali3
CX Plon ^ ' "g
for a visit with r ela tiv e , in K ala- roadk wor£ durjn£ the ^ ^ t e r .
ma, C al
K enneth A m brose, form er resi
A dvertisers M ake a N ew spaper.
dent, w ho has been w ith the arm y
Typewriter Ribbona. The
for several years,
visited
with
Cleal M ackey one day last week. S e n t i n e l
H a exp ects to be stationed in the
P hilipin e Islands th is w inter.
Mrs. M ary Dobe of E ugene, a c
com panied by C. Z M iller and
son Stow ie, spent T hursday with
Mrs. AValter Robinson.
Chas. Clem ons, w ho had spent
tw o m onth s at
the
MgGarvin
home, left Sunday for his hom e in
Fallbrook, CaL
Mr. and Mrs Clare Chapm an
were called to G ardiner AVednes-
day by the seriou s illn ess o f Mrs.
Chapm an's father, Mr. H anson.
The Chas Arnold fam ily sp en t a
few days last w eek at W inchester
bay.
Dale R obinson returned W ednes
day from a w eek's visit at the
home of an uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Johnson o f Central.
Albert
Tapp
of
Brem erton,
AVash., visited several days
last
week w ith his m other, M-s. H. M
Tapp.
Mrs. John W atkins and daugh
ter, Mrs. AA'alter Skidm ore of Com
stock. spent M onday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Quimby.
Mrs. R ay H arris visited one day
last w eek w ith a sister, Mrs. Alvin
M cGarvin, at W oodard's mill.
CCC.
H allo w e’en
M asks
F av o rs
N a p k in s
LATHAM.
Oct. 23.- Mr. and Mrs. Robert
St. Elm o and daughters B ethel and
G race w ere w eek-end gu e sts of
Mr. and Mrs. F rederick P h illip s of
Dexter.
Roy E astm an left Sunday for
Odell lake, w here he has em ploy-^
m in t.
H ugh Trunnell and m other. Mrs.
Mamie Trunnell, visited at
K la
m ath F alls Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Claud P laster of
Cottage Grove have m oved to their
hom e at Latham .
Mr. and Mrs. Carl B u ffin g to n of
Cottage Grove w ere Saturday v is
itors at the R. O. Yearous home
Mi and Mrs. D. L. Ijam s and
fam ily of E ugene were
visitors
Friday at the hom e of Mr. and
Mrs L. AV. McKibben.
J. AV. M addox and E. G aroutte
of C ottage Grove w ent on a hunt
ing trip Saturday to T able rock.
Mrs C H. H orton of Cottage
Grove visited Mrs. J. E. McCall
Friday.
DOBKNA.
Oct 23. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred
F leck returned Sunday from a
w eek's visit at Redmond.
The R ay Van Schoiack fam ily
i visited Thursday and F riday at the
Frank H ills hom e at R oseburg.
Teachers of grades and
high
school attended teachers' institute
in E ugene Thursday and Friday,
The R ay Van Schoiack fam ily
spent Sunday at the Judd
Doo
little hom e at Hebron.
i Mrs. Charles B oslaugh of Cot
tage G rove spent W ednesday with
Mrs M Mosby.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge M cRey
nolds o f D ivide visited Sunday at
the hom e of Mrs.
M cR eynolds
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thrash
er.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Coom bs of
Globe visited from F riday
until
Sunday at the Chas. T eeters home
Mr. and Mrs Harry M ayhen of
Mt. View spent W ednesd ay at the
Ray Van Schoiack hom e
Am erican Standard (or Inch
A new American atandard for the
Inch has been se t; '25.4 millimeters,
which Is a loss of two millionths of
the previous length.
T a lly C ard s
In v itatio n s
D ecorations
Brown’s Drug
Store
Cottotf« G ro v e
P h a rm a c y
WHY SUFFER?
WtJT*. gw
lava (•■•«
lAINBRD'S TAJ
Drug C o, Cotta«« Grove
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