V ìiir n s iM Y THE SENTIKSI,. COTTAGE OROVB. UREOOW .FAHR EIGHT SHOE SAVINGS Oxfords, ties and pumps in this group. Every pair a teal bargain. Values to $2.98 only, See ’1.98 nice assortment at this low price Black , c s A r t real browns in goad wearing quality. Newest *^,.*-40 y l e s . __________________________ Here is another group cf long service oxfords $ in the cleverest style; of the season. Z Cowgitl oxfrrds, shoes for narrow feet, leather $ Q €r cork and r ubber soles in this group_____ Z. Q /O Ladies latest styles in dress shoes for every oc- < , easion—Extra gr ad fitters at this pnce_____ Z»4o Home Accident Deaths Highest In Five Years q a o y / Church school Morning worship Youth Fellowship Evening worship C IT Y B R IE F S See W B. JOHNSTON for Real Dr and Mrs. C. A. Smith were Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals, visiting relatives in Cottage Grove Office No. 22 So. 5th St. 42-tfc Sunday evening. 50c Kinds Cream A t 25c 1.00 Lucky Tiger Tonic and 50c Shampoo at 69c FREE FREE Small can Mennens Baby Talc with 43c Bottle Baby Oil Shaving Cream with 49c Gillette Blades. CYTAMIN CAPS A B CD G 25 capsules $1.19 100 capsules $3.89 Catholic church. Father An­ thony Gerace Mass each Sunday at 9:30 a m. except fourth Sun­ day, at which time it will be at 8.00 a m; ’4.95 Cottage Grove SPECIAL Prayer meeting and Bible study Thursday evening 7:30 p. nt. *7« Give and Redeem S AH. Oreen Stamps 615 Main Street 9:45 a. nt. . 11:00 a. nt. 6:30 p. nt. 7:30 p. m. SPECIAL Choir Practice. Tuesday 7:30 p. nt. Drers shoes, arch shoes, nurses' oxfords in this assortment. Be sure to see these shoes.____ fitted. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. J. Ted Burns, Pastor. Sunday School _....... 9:45 a. m. Worship .......... 11:00 a. m. Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m. Wednesday lllhle study 7:00 p. m. Al, who desire to worship or rest are welcome here. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. A. Briggs. Pastor. q Tarsel-Tred arch and dress shoes, made for crmfort and attractive looking. Have your feet IHfflORCHES o c r o i i E i t ¿a, i o n Church of Christ, Gordon Hypes, Minister. Bible school. 9:45.1 Men’s Bihle class started last Sun-1 day wishes to extend a welcome I to all men of Cottage Grove. Coni-1 tnunton. 11:01) a. m. Sermon "PNt-1 tern of Names," Christian Endeavor. 6:30 p. nt.! Evening service, 7:30 p. m Ser-l mon, “Pattern for Redemption." Infections arising from cuts and acratchea play m ajor role on the home accident fro n t. Above— The kitchen butcher knife la a poor w h ittlin g blade, especially when it Is drawn toward the body. R ight— F alla last y«ar killed 1S.OOO Am ericana In th e ir homes. Never use a ch air or other fu rn itu re as an Improvised ladder. Washington. D. C.—Carelessness la Writing a new stanxa to “Home Sweet Home." According to the American Red Croaa. home accidents last year accounted for their greatest fatality toll in live years. Some 33,000 persons lost Injuries causing varying degree« their lives through falls, burns, poisoning and other hazards of of disability accounted for nearly everyday home life. Although less 6.000.000 eases Involving hospitali­ dramatic—consequently leas apt to sation or care of a physician, tba attract public interest—home «eel- Red Cross pointed out. P'. . dent fatalities ran a close second To reduce accidents In the home to death on the street and highway, and on the farm, the Red Cross la trailing by 1,500 deaths. launching its anuual accident pre­ With carelessness playing the vention program the last week of leading role, more than half of October. Throughout the nation. In home accident deaths were attrib­ schools and through the Junior Red uted to falls—occurring on stairs, Cross, tome 10.000.000 “check Uata” slippery floors, insecure ruga and listing accident hazards will be dis­ use of chairs and other articles of tributed. Householders will be furniture as improvised stepladders. urged to conduct a cellar-to-attic Burns and accidental poisoning fol­ check-up to determine and correct lowed in that order. hasarda- First Baptist Church, Erelle L White, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. Mix W C Martin Supt. Morning worship. 11:00 a. m Sermon subject. “The Love That i Constralneth." R.Y.P.U. at 6:30 p. in. Evening worship. 7:30. Sermon subject/ "The Parable of the Builders."! Prayer rneetmg. Thursday eve- ‘ ning. 7:30. None Better McKesson & Robbins Prodoet Albagar W b M jpeo're p v i l M « M l M < !» •, rmaeasSer tkal H i m wrta- tag peger ta olw ay* » S o a i For Constipation , . . aaa « t a i it*» itaive'* It ta 16 oi. 79c K e l l y ’s C u t R a te D r u g S to r e High School Carnival. Friday. George Scott, daughter Vera October 24. Vaudeville program, and son Chester of Oakland. Cali­ serving it for five minutes before numerous concessions. Lots of fornia. are visiting Mr. and Mr«. allowing a man to enter. The gas good prizes. 11-ltc Roy Short and other friends here. ' if there may lie driven out by Christian Science Society. 242 They are former residents of Cot­ raising and lowering a blanket 20 Second Street. Sunday school. Arthur Dugan spent the week tage Grove. . Reported by O.S.C Extension or 30 times. 9 43; forenoon service, 11, subject end in Portland visiting his son Service. “Probation After Death.” Eve­ Alvin, a student at a business col­ Mrs. William Petersen was call­ Hybrid popcorn is now being CIVIL REM VICE EXAMS. ning service second Wednesday of lege there. George Dugan, student ed to Colfax, Washington yester­ produced which is said to give each month at 8 « i p. m. The at the University of Oregon and day by the serious illness of her The United States Civil Service Bible. Christian Science literature greater expansion in popping than member of the Frosh football father. Ole Goserud. Owing to the ordinary sorts. This makes the Commission announces the follow, and the Writings bf Mary Baker team, played in Portland Friday. advanced age of Mr. Goserud. who Eddy may be borrowed or pur­ popcorn more lender and allows mg open comiiefltlve examination: is past ninety years, little hope is ' chased before or after the Wed-! the denier to get more hags of Under Mimeograph Operator. C. A. Hawkins of Portland spent held for his recovery. Mr. Goserud pop,>ed corn from a. given amount This rxMmjIin„on u for , h<. nesday service. the week end with his brother, made his home with the Petersen i _ , . t pose of filling existing and future F. W. Hawkins. a,h. Wagner .nendrf th. Neison chairm an of family for two years about five m rk" mw , hau' haul about ln , hc vnrk>us Federal Hebron Christian Church, Har-I liar-! J Ti ™ “ no* nhou,< one- _____ _____ years ago and. is well known to wedding of her brother at Oregon rie S Young, pastor. Bible school *'*‘h as much freight as railroads. Government agencies in the atateg Mrs. Dorothy Schneider has ac- many local residents. City over the week end. Speakers Committee innn . Morning worthip nnrt and farmers operate about one- of Oregon and ml Washington. r 10:(X) a. m ei^Jted a position at the Craig fourth of al| truck« in the coun­ Application» may be filed with and Miller Transfer to replace Mr. and Mrs. Bill Palmer spent On Bonds and Stamps Communion service, 11:00 Ser­ try. Because the federul govern­ Ivan Patten of Ft. Stevens and vices are being held in the Grunge the Manager, Eleventh UL 8. Civil Mrs. Lena Sams, who resigned ta Bennett Newton and .Melvin Keel | the week end at Delake visiting ment w’ants a complete inventory Service District, Poat Office N. J. Nelson has been appointed hall. move to Eugene. of Ft. Canby spent the week end 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ of transportation available, a de­ Building, Seattle, Washington, un­ chairman of the South Lane coun­ in Cottage Grove. They stopped neth Barry. tailed registration of all farmer- Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Houser of at Portland Saturday and attend­ ty speakers committee on the sale NOV. 8 IS O.S.C. HOME« OMINO owned trucks will soon be under­ til further notice Eugene spent Sunday evening ed the Oregon-California football R. B. of defense bonds and stam,is and Full information may he obi Mrs. Harry Reed. Mrs. taken. OREGON STATE COLLEGE here visiting Mrs. Houser's broth­ game. Reed and Mrs. Merle Porter at- in connection with the campaign The date for the homecoming I tamed from Secretary, Board of • • • er, F. W. Hawkins. tended a meeting of the Lane to acquaint the public about the celebration here has been set for; Various kinds of combination U 8. Civil Service Examiner«. U, Miss BeHe Burkholder had as C o u n t y Democratic Women's ; defense stamps and defense bonds. November 8, when Oregon State foods are now being precooked 8. Court House, Portland. th< * Orval Blackmon? left Tuesday week end guests, her brother. C. league held Saturday at the home will be glad to ui range a speaker Secretary. Hoard of U. 8. Civil for Imperial. California, to report S. Burkholder and Mildred War- of Mrs. Marvin T. Wartick in Eu­ for any public gathering wanting college plays UCLA on Bell field and then frozen for «ale to those Service Examiners al any fllst- Ron Davis, senior in agricultuh* who can thus take a frozen pack- or aeeond-rlass poat office In the for duty October 27th. He has nick of Eugene. Miss Burkholder gene. A 1:15 dessert luncheon was information on this subject. During the campaign three to from I>er Island, has been named age, heat It, and serve It directly, States of Oregon and Washington» been visiting his parents here the and her guests were dinner guests served. five minute talks will be given at general ehairtrmn to head a la Pgr One of the cross-continental air- past three weeks Sunday of Mr. and MrS. Ace High School Carnival. Friday. Harold Minney of Ft. Canby public gatherings on why the pub­ committee to prepare the program lines has already ordered a varl- Gregg. Other guests were William for the entertainment of the Old ed assortment of these precooked- October 24 VaudevlMe progrant Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Pickens re­ J. Martini and Mr. and Mrs. spent the week end visiting rela­ lic should buy stamps and bonds. grads. frozen foods to be served on pas­ numerous concessions. Lot« tives and friends in Cottage If any club, lodge, grange or other Lota of turned recently from a successful Arthur Carlisle. senger planes good prize* organization should desire further Grove. JL H C hunting trip to Lakeview. * • • HORSES, MI LE S IX> TIIEIR information on the subject of de­ Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Reed were PART FOR TH E ARMY. Oregon and Washington fruit Tom Minor, Fred Bressler and fense bonds or stamps contact Mr. Mrs. Mallie Miller returned to dinner guests Sunday at the home Nelson, who will be glad to ar­ : growers have been meeting a Jerry Eastburn spent the week of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Randall. Astoria with her son Claude, who Western stockmen and breed­ shortage in refrigerator ears by range for a speaker and answer end deer hunting near Burns. was here with the battery E boys ers of horses and mules through­ improving the refrigeration so any question with reference to Miss Beulah Huntington spent for their homecoming. She return­ out the country may be inter­ more fruit can be shipped in a Mrs. Dorothy E. Brown of Eu­ these commodities. ed home Tuesday after a ten-day the week end visiting her mother, ested to learn that experienced single car. One method is to use “ visit with friends and relatives in Mrs. Flossie Huntington and fam­ gene, executive secretary of the buyers of t h e Quartermaster fourid particularly' valu- ily at Florence. Astoria and Portland. Lane County Health association. Q Oa t I s A r r e s t e d F o r Corps Remcunt Service are ar- ab,c ,n rhem es, Pear was in Cottage Grove Saturday ranging to purchase 3,110 horses • Mh|pperj(t hy prrfoo„nK thc Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wilkinson making contacts in the interest of I n d e c e n t E x p O S U f e r. . and , Mrs. and 140 mules between October 1 nrp abj(, to near|y ba,f again „ . Ivan Pickens .. and and sons Jimmy and Tommy of this year’s Christmas seal sale _______ son Jon of Roseburg were dinner D_ _ ... \. j _ » » and December 15. Phe war do- as many pears In a car as is pm>- _. j , . , . Portland were week end guests at campaign. C. E. Umphrey has guests one day last week at the the homp Mrs Wj,k in ’ n.s A new entry was made on the partment reports the program w ill; Mlh,p otherwlac agreed to be in charge of the seal home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. pnts Mr anfj Mp, 'Mc. cost some $533,850 and will result • * • sales for this part of the county. police blotter Sunday when Guy in the procurement of valuable O. H. Pickens. n .. . Smith, night officer, arrested a Queen. N«w Grata«, Stove aad L. L Ray of Eugene is the county for the cavalry and fie ld ,, from, «uffocatIon occur chairman for *i94L M m .&d'kTo/r the 8tr<* U animals artillery, two branches of the «er-1 ,a,r,y /reqjiently n silos when no Fnrnace Repairing Mrs. Gene Lindsey of Portland The charge wns indecent expos­ CHINESE BENEFIT Card Par- Dunbar of Portland, executive sec vice still dependent upon the ald provision for ventilation is made., ure. The animal was jailed Sunday ^ y l o n ” isi? e 7 " i'a n d 'x ” ^ P a u i 5,h at ’’„ " I" retary of the Oregon Tuberculos­ in an ordinary above-ground ailo night and Monday turned over to of four-footed fighters. ventilation ia aceompllahed by _______________ " ...... - « -* * I f n p is association, will conduct a seal Craig and Miller, where he was sale institute in Eugene on Oc­ kept in confinement in an at­ PORTLAND WOMAN KILLED k,-eping the doors open above the tober 25th. It will be held in the NEAR GOSHEN SUNDAY. «ilagc. With underground silos it tempt to find the owner. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Smith ani _______ 1 is always safest to test for carbon 326 South 10t6 High School Carnival, Friday. Penney store auditorium from Changing places of confinement 1 son Albert spent Sunday fishing 10:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. Mrs Flora Audrey Nomish of dioxide by lowering a chicken to October 24. Vaudeville program, 51-tfe however did not stop the billy near Scottsburg. Portland died in an ambulance en t^11’ |OP R1’’ rut silage and oh- _______ | numerous concessions. Lots of ■ -■i". from blating. Mr. and Milton Turay of Culp route to a Eugene hospital Sun- Schofield Stewart for Plumbing, 800(1 Pr,zes n ' ltc Creek are the parents of an 8 day as the result of injuries she| Phone 217J. 1-tfc _ . 3I< ( O N LOG ( ; E TRA N SP E R R ED. received when a car driven by her _______ Take Chiropractic for restful pound son. Jeffry Bruce, born this husband, William Nomish, piling-! It pays to insure with sure in- refreshing sleep. Dr. Simkins over morning. Thursday, October 23rd J. E. McConlogue, w h o has aurance with Chas. Hall. 14-tfc Petersen’s. Phone 5. 9-tfc at the McFarland maternity home. served as teller of the First Na­ ed off the Willamette highway tional Bank for the past year, has 1 east oi Goshen. T O W N SE N D N EW S. State police said the accident Red Rose Batter and Ice Cream. Watches fixed right at Starr’s been transferred to Lakeview and Aafc for them. C. O. Creamery, tf Jewelry Store. 27-tfc Monday night was the regular left for his new home the first of occurred near the Swimmers’ De­ resort. Mr. Nomish was not social with Mrs. Cruson as pro­ the week. Succeeding Mr. McCon-. light . . , gram chairman. Singing, readings logue is Chas. Bates, formerly of scrious|y *"^""1 and a short skit composed the Albany program which was followed by ‘ Advertising Cost * t i 'I « jf refreshments. Tuesday evening a S PR IN G F IE L D TO VOTE ON While the cost of advertillng in group of fifteen members plit on the United States ranges from a NEWER BO NDS. a 30-minute program before one fraction of 1 per cent of the price of the labor organizations, com­ Springfield will vote on $250,000 of the finished product to a maxi­ posed Of songs and a short talk sewer bond issue November 4th. mum of over 18 per cant, the tottl on the relation of labor to pen- , Also on a $160,000 issue to pur­ expenditure for advertising amounts gions, by Elmer J. Kent, preaident ■ chase thp city water sy.s k,m froin to less than 3 per cent of the