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T H IU W W A T . « r r T K M I i n i » IIOT7 Ilir «•nd , u « t home ( f t a d t ¿ c o ^ a n t^ jd ^ o n a / o i Children’s School Shoes 98c to $1.98 Boys’ Shoes and Oxfords $1.39 to $2.95 Boys’ and Girls’ Sweaters 98c to $2.95 Boys’ Dress Pants 98c to $1.95 Children’s Slipover Sweaters 59c Boys’ Suspenders and Belts 25c Boys’ Long Wearing Sox 10c and 15c Girls’ Hose, full and three quarter lengths 19c to 25c Children’s Anklets 15c Misses Oxfords $1.98 to $2.95 Young Men’s Oxfords $2.19 to $4.95 Frosh Pants $1.95 T h e G ra y Goose for Ica C ra u ti tf R ev an d M r» E K C o u lte r an d d a u g h te r F ran c»» spent M o n d ay and T u e » d a y In Halem Mm II I I F e rr in and c h ild re n «A llen and M ir ia m le ft W edn esd ay to visit in I*en d leto n arxl o th e r eastern O rego n c ities T h e y also w ill vftalt in G o lden dale. W ash . w th K ey and M rs C J H a ll •M A H o rn and E le a n o r W a r n e r The |< and H service s ta tio n on left M o n d a y on a t r ip to the m id F if t h street wa» re p a in te d the dle west firs t o f th e week Mias D e L a G a llo re tu rn e d S u n fro m a tw o -w e e k va catio n O e t th a t cold re fre s h in g d r in k at d a y spent In V ic to ria . B C the G ray Gooaa. tfc O a ir n (In r n u iie w r ltr n to hl« m o th e r M r» <1 F Q a io u tt« , th a t he la <*m ployed in th e co n stru ctio n o f m large cold «to ra< « and p a rk in g plan t «t Hood H lv r r lie espaota to re m a in In H ood lllv e t fo r «otnr Lloyd H a n k in s has been cite d by tim e F I ) P eIso ld, co un ty weed c o n tro l o ffic e r, to ap pear on « c h arg e o f Min* K lra n o i M i« rig o f M a p leto n p e rm ittin g noxious weeds to go to »|H*nt » e v rra l day« laat week here •wed on hl„ place * w ith ^ rr m o th er. M r» A lb e rt« .Morri» M r and M m A lfre d W t ilf f are the p a re n t« o f a d a u g h te r born A m a rt lax«- l|ren »e wa« l*« u *d F r id a y . August 27. in E ugene l«j»t week Io W r« le y F S m ith and !«t»c% \1 R|«gue tw»th o f thfc» r lty M rs W illia m F e n to n an d c h ild ren Of P u y a llu p . W ash . are v is itin g M i o N a o m i S m ith , da lig h te r o f at the hom e o f her parent«. Mr and M r and M r» W a lte r M m lth o f M rs Joseph R ric h e r D ra in an d W illia m G a r n e r o f Yon ra iln w ere m a rt led T h un day o f ln»t A I) W ilso n re tu rn e d M o nd ay w eek In thin c ity in th e |>r«*eanre fro m a tr ip to L o vn laiid . C olo o f im med lute to. at l vo«» Mr and Mr» G a rn e r w ill m a k e th eir home •Mi and M rs H e n ry Jorgenson o f In W o o dbu rn IxMlg Beach, C a l, a rriv e d th e firs t o f the week to visit M r Jorgenson's M an d Miw S T R o«r and parents. M i and M is H A J o r d a u g h te r» r*dum «M M o nd ay fro m genson M r» Jorgenson w en t to P rin e v ille , w h ere they vIG ted th re e i*o rtln n d W e d n rn d a y to v is it her dayg nt the hom e o f Mr R o o r’a parents. b ro th e r M iss S y lv ia V eatch w ent to 1‘urt Mr and M r» S 1» Godarxi and land th is m o rn in g 'T h u r s d a y ) on a «on fCldon npent th e firs t o f the short tr ip week in C o q u ille w ith M r and M m H a r r y G n dnrd Mm G o d ard at Ir v in g B rlc h e r o f C o rv a llis spent tended th e a n n u a l n a ta l d a y cele- the week end here w ith hl« b ru tlo n o f the hatidern S ta r in th a t p arents. Mi an. I M r» Joseph e lty on M o nd ay B rle h e r ■ itiiiiH iiiiiiiim iiiitiiiiiH tiiim iiiiiig | GOIDEN PHANTOMS | E fascinating Tflits t f I t i t 2 IT IXTMA I WATUM 6 w a u. Mint« = ■ Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli U N P R O F IT A B L E M U R D ER A O L D I'ln la li In d ian told I'oi e * • Madison pros|M*clor at-larg e , a •lo ry of gold T h e re were tw o m iners the trllw s m an said, who «pent Ihe w in te r In the Pat's H ole section o f Moffat county, Colorado. I'liey w orked all w in ter. In spite o f storms, and St Inst collected about 21 pounds o f gold. F in a lly they ran out o f provl slona. It would seem pleasant to -ce o ilie r |>eople again, a sort o f vacation a fte r the long, tiresom e w inter, so the tw o le ft th e ir cam p and s ia rte d west to w ard a settle- metii w here th e) expected to buy supplies. In th e ea rly days of the West, had men" w em ed to he hidden In Ihe most uiiex|s'<-ted places. A M i ,.nd M r - lavftell« .qtew srt and M r an d M rs V J H azen , w ho hand o f such ou tlaw s appeared th e ir d a u g h te r, M r« larw renee liv e n ear K ugene, fo rm er rrs ld e n t» a fte r the tw o m iner» had crosse.l C h a p m a n o f S an k W a s h are v a ra o f th is e lty , w ere huslnes» vis ito rs Ih e I'la h line, and they found tlo n ln g at N e w p o rt________________ her» Tuesdny that they must tight fo r th e ir lives. T h e re was a ledge hack o f the -o ; E E W ia ille y n and »on D ougla» o f " M is ty H ill« " on S m ith r iv e r they stood against th is and defend w e rp buslnea» vis ito r« he re on« day ed them selves as best they could against the desperadoes. la»t week It was an uneven battle. Dm M rs L illia n Boat of A m a rillo , miner went d o w n , the o ther tried Tex who ha« been v is itin g M r» lo tight tils way through hut a bul E v a H o 'd e rm n n . atten d ed Ih e C o t let stiqqied hint. tage G ro ve association picnic, held M uch to th e chagrin of the out S u n d a y In P o rtla n d Ian s, the m iner» had only enough IL s l Rose B u tte r and leg, C re a m . gold w ith them to pay fo r th e ir It A »k fo r th em . C. G. C re a m e ry , t f supplies and n modest spree bad been scarcely w orth w h ile k ill M r and M rs Z A. Coot have re ing them fo r thia. And now H i p tu rn e d fro m a tw o w eek tr ip to point arose th at If these bodies po int» In W a s h in g to n and O rego n should be discovered, posses would T h e y visited th e B o n n ev ille nnd e rta ln ly tr a il down Ih e m urderers. G ra n d C oulee darns T h e y w ere a c T h e only thing to do was to con co m p anied by M i« N o ra R oo t o f real th e corpses w h ere they lay th e B nlley H U I d la trlo t. kcrorillngl.v, the o u tla w s pried off M r and M rs C lau d e W D y g e rt ihe fai-e o f the ledge so th a t fa lle n o f C o rn in g , C a l, w ere w eek end rocks and d irt covered Ih e two guests o f M r and M r». Ja m e s P. lead men. am i hu rried aw ay front G ra h a m T h e y a re fo rm e r resid ents ihe scene. o f E ug ene, w h ere M r D y g e rt was T ills was Hie story Hint the old associated w ith the W o o d r u ff n u rs Buy now while you have ery lllninto llid lu ii told 1*0(0 Madison, more to trade—less to pay mid Pete, a c h a ra c te ris tic chaser f S h as ta C ity , of golden phantom s, mude up his Used Trucks as well as C a M l. a rc re ia tu rn B e ru d n d S o a tu rd a y to h e r nilm l to hunt out the mine. II. used cars are included In hom e n f le r »p end ing several days went ns la r as Hie ranch o f H arry this sale. here w ith frien d». Chew, an old tim e r In th at region, The Best Used Car Buy— Mr M a ry L ln eb au g h nnd d a u g h and hero he found substantiation A Used F o rd ; The Best Time te r, M ia . K ltrld g c , o f S tiv e r la tk e , to the slor.v and Ih e tig h t. Years ac com panied by M r». L y d ia M o r r i before, w h ile Chew was explo rin g a to Buy It NOW! son o f Eugene, w ere S un day guests sloop c liff In Pool canyon, I'tn h . ho SAI.F. NOW IN PROGRESS n t th e G len L ln e b a u g h hom e found a hum an skull, exposed by -SE E THE CARS DIS erosion, at the foot o f a lodge, t'u M rs. H a y m o n d T ra n k Is v is itin g PLAYED ON OUR NINTH In E v e re tt. W a s h , w ith a »later, i leus to know w lial lay out o f sight, lie dug around and unoovorod two STREET L O T AND IN M rs E M O b erg bodies —ev iden tly those o f the tw o OUR GARAGE M r. nnd M r». O. W . Ilo » m a n w ill u n fo rtu n a te miners. leave th is noon (T h u rs d a y ) fo r Beyond this n e ith er man w as ahi« S u th e rlin , w h ere th ey w ill spend a lo truce. T h e m ine rem ains hid fe w w eeks w ith tw o d a ug hters. <lon among the hills perhaps oon J C. S tr a tfo rd o f C re sw ell spent cealeil by fa lle n trees or r is k nnd S a tu rd a y at the hom o slides, and Ih e lin k) discoverer has Telephone 27. Cor, Main and o F f r id a a y niece, not yet come along M rs. V G. O n hrlo. W E’RE PARTICIPATING In The FORD DEALERS’ ANNUAL NATION WIDE USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE All Makes All Models All Prices W OO DSO N M O T O R S Ninth Sts, Cottage Grove Rós« M ils« o f S alem wa» n w ee k N F-M B I ’H H E d I f K B K D e liv e ry o f a 42 paaaenger, ¡ate model school hua w a» m arie S a tu r- ila y to the Ix in d o n school d is tric t th ro u g h the C ottag e G ro ve M o to r co m p any M e e tin g a ll re q u ire m anta o f »late re g u la tio n , the bu« 1» ei(Ulppe»| w ith ele c tric w a ll lig ht«, heater» an d o th e r m odern accee- »orle» T ile body la b u ilt on a C h e vro let tru c k cboaela. T h e bu« replace» one o f tw o ow ned and op erated by th e Ixindo n d to trle t In prevlou» year» T h e m o to r co m p any h a , ordered a s im ila r atyle bu» fo r T o m A llen who operate» a bu» lin e to C u lp C re ek fo r the convenience o f m ill • rnploye» D e liv e ry 1» expected w ith in the n ext fe w day» Ml»» H eth P aulson a r riv e d Tuea- d a y to vtsM at th e hom e o f h e r ■ later, M r» O m e r M o ore She wa» ac co m p a n ied by S a i ah Jane M oore, w ho re tu rn e d to h e r hom e a fte r »p ending »everal w eek» In P o r t F a rm B u lle tin F p t» b « d la n d an d T ig a rd O 3 F le tc h e r, oounty a g r ic u ltu r M i and M r» H B F e n in an d al agent, ha» received fo r fre » d is c h ild re n A lle n an d M ir ia m »pent trib u tio n a »upply o f th e b u lletin , S un day in S alem , w h e re they vle- " A g ric u ltu ra l S itu a tio n an d O u t Ite d W ith M r» F e rr in '» In o th e r, W look." w h ic h co ntain« tim e ly eco I*, Ix iw e li, a tut hl» fa m ily , who nom ic, ntath C lcal an d m a rk e tin g w ere v la ltln g th e re fro m th e ir hom e In fo rm a tio n re la te d to O regon In D e n v e r, Colo. a g ric u ltu re T h e b u lle tin ls i»»ued by the exten alon d ivisio n o f th e O reg o n Cave». A ug 31 M r an d M a te college T h e b u lle tin m a y be M r* C E B ro w n an d d a u g h te r» had by c o llin g at M r F le tc h e r » J e a n n ln » and V ir g in ia w ere gueata o ffic e in Eugene. • t th e O reg o n C ave» C h a te a u M on d a y n ig h t T h e B ro w n » p lan to re U n iv e rs ity M an T a lk » to U o n » tu rn hom e T u ead ay o v er the Coaat D r D a n D. G ag e o f E ug ene, aa- h ig h w a y M r B ro w n I» p ro p rie to r « o c la i, p rofessor In the school o f o f th e C o tta g e G ro v e P h a rm a c y . huaine»« a d m in is tra tio n a t U n iv e r M r» C S R o b erta, M r» K K sity o f O reg o n , was the s p e a k e r a t the T h u ra d a y noon luncheon o f the M ill», M i» V e lm a B a r r e l and M m H e re c e n tly re tu rn e d W I . W o r k m a n m o to re d to C o E lon» clu b q u ille Tum rday to a tte n d th e a n n u a l fro m a tr ip to 'h e O rie n t an d told n a ta l d a y ob servance o f th e E a s t o f hl» experience.« In C h in a an d th e e rn S ta r o f th a t c it y M r». C la ra O rie n t B osaerm an. fo rm e r ly o f C o tta g e G ro v e w a« In c h a rg e o f th e ev en t. S tu d rn ta M ju it Chum «- to W o rk A n u m b er o f high school boy« A n d re w B ru n d of S h as ta C ity . and g irls are e a g e r to occur© posi C a l . fo rm e r co u n cilm en o f th ia c ity , tions w h ich w ill enable th e m to I* v la ltln g frie n d « here th is w eek e a rn th e ir board and room d u rin g H e expect« to r e tu rn hom e e ith e r the «chool ye a r, ac c o rd in g to H . B. F r id a y o r S a tu rd a y H e l » In th e F e rr in . s u p e rin te n d e n t o f school« flo ris t huslnesa In the C a lifo r n ia Persons h a v in g such positions m ay cMy co n ta ct e ith e r .Mr F e r r in or M io * M rs M a ry S m ith , M r and M r«. M a ria n N o tv e d t at th e h ig h ochool I CITY BKIICrs 1 ____ __ I ICstatr, ML at the G len Llnehaugh M r. am i M r» M <1 M o n o h so arid « m and «laug hter In la w . M r. and M r» O w « n M o n ah an . « II of E v e r s i!. W «»h , «pent th e week end w ith M r a» d M r» V O . G a b rlo . M r» M G. M o n a h a n I» a »taler o f M r G a b rio ACK-TO-SCHOOL H a ll <uul Jo hn sto n, lt«wl I 4XJks s ,ir,. I i i m i i rnii< «• H K V r iN K I.. P O T T A G E G R O V E . O K r /X )W R ox L e tte r F ile s . S en tin e l liefer..,. F.xam« to lie GI vmi E x a m in a tio n » fo r m en In te r e s t ed in q u a lify in g a« o ffic ia l» fo r high school fo o tb a ll gam e» w ill be given w ith in the next w ee k o r tw o and persons In terested in ta k in g the»« exam s m a y secure fu r t h e r In fo rm a tio n by c o n ta c tin g P rin c ip a l F . L G ra n n i» a t th e high school F ire Danutge«. I ’ layhoiiM- T h e fir e d e p a rtm e n t wa» called W edn esd ay to the D H Denham hom e on Second avenu e b y a fir e In a playhouse a t th e re a r o f the hom e T h e fla m e s w ere q u ic k ly e x tin g u is h e d an d little da m a g e re sulted l.oo«» l e a f F o rm s Lynx Hollow M r» Ixmtcr Ixurvitt J r and son R ic h a rd o f T im b e r are guest» a t th e hom e o f her sla ter, M r» W a l te r E celeeton. T h e fx -a v ltt fa m ily expect to locate »oon in Eugene M r and M rs F J C liffo r d o f P o rtla n d wa» c a llin g on frien d « In th e H o llo w last w eek Mr C ro w and M r» 8 P Jensen of S tage and Mr an d M rs. Ixiule Jensen o f S a n ta C la r a w ere S un day guest» at the V r n i School in g home B illie A n n . d a u g h te r o f M r and M r» Ed B ro w n , was bit on th e leg re c e n tly by a dog T h e F r a n k C h a p m a n fa m ily and M r and M m L H B ain and d a u g h te r A nn , ac com panied by M r an d M r». R o y b y on of C ottage G ro ve , .«pent S un day at the home o f M r an d M r» R E K leiee o f B end M r» K Ie|»e 1» a d a u g h te r o f M r an d M r«. B a in B e ttie Lee K lrufland Is v is itin g a t the hom e o f an a u n t a t D ra in M i and M r» J M W o lfa rd and »om* M e lto n and G eo rg e have m oved to C e d a r F l a t w h r -e th ey h ave e m p lo y m e n t J a c k P eterso n and Mr B u tle r a re re p a irin g an d cle an in g the school house School » ta rt» S ep tem b e r 10 w ith tw o te ach ers I he M a s b in g to u C a t h e d r a l The W ashington c a th e d ra l I n A'arhington. D , C . , is of Fourteenth -e n tu ry gothic design For GOOD Grade A Pasteurized or Raw Milk Phone 35-F-5 DELIGHT VALLEY DAIRY Phone 35P5 Loose L e a f B in d er« S entinel. W ATCH O U T , tor our lull color double paye poster Announcing School Supplies Study thes«* money saving bargains— Mark your sheet, then ask us to show you the Merchandise Save With Safety KEM’S FOR DRUGS The Rexall Store T h e S en tin e l Each Day Now Brings New Things i or School Days—N ew Wearing Apparel—New Values— Low Prices DRESSES BOY’S SHIRTS Cotton print wash dremott for early fall wear. Sizes 6 to 16 years 59c, 79c, 98c to $1.95 These pre-shrunk skirts made of ¡rood weight broadeloth are welcomed by mothers. Priced 65c and 98c GIRL’S SWEATERS TROUSER SLACKS These sweaters h a v e smart style ami colors that irirls like for sehool days. 98c. $195, $2.45 up Canvass slacks, priced $1.89 Corduroy slacks $149 to $2.98 Wool mixed slacks, pr $1.95 Overall slacks ....... 79c to 98c YARD GOODS School Tablets, Etc New A.B.C. prints in smart dark patterns A yard .... 25c New aeetate plaids, yd. 79c 60 inch wide woolens, a vard $1.25 and $149 Size 10x12 inch tablets.sraooth paper, big count ...................9c Peneils, lc, 2 for 5c, 3 for 5c Mechanical pencils 9c, 23c Fountain pens 4 pencil 23c Dozens of items with saving SHOES Children> oxfords. 98c, $1.25, $1 49, Growing girl’s oxfords $1.49, $1.95, $2.95 to Bov’s oxfords .... $1.25, $1.95, $2 45, $2.95, Boy’s, Men’s Sweaters $1 95 Pull-over types in cotton sleeveless, priced ............ 49c Wool sleeveless, priced 98c Zipper sweaters, priced $1-95, $2.45, up Button front sweatr $1 95 and up to $5.95 $2.45 $3 98 $1 49 $3.49 UMPHREY & MACKIN GOOD VALUES
