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SOCIETY.
Kov E. Erickson, o f Hort lu ud, und
Misa Anua Liudstrom. of Divide, u
i member of the IS elusa o f I he Cottage
Drove high school, were united in umr
ringe Saturday ufternoon ut the home
of the bride’s lather. I*, l.iitdstrotti. The
ceremony' »u s performed by Key.
Joseph Knotts, of this city. Those pres
eut besides neighbors were Mrs. Erick
son, of Cortland, mother of Mr. Erick
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson, of
Portlnud. Mrs. Olson is u sister of the
bride. The eonplo » i l l make their home
ut Portland.
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Mrs. E. W. Armes entertained the
Presbyterian ladies’ aid society at her
home Wednesday afternoon in honor of
her sister, Mrs, K. E. Griswold, who will
soon go to Cherry Grove to make her
home. Several entertaining guessing
contests, some musical numbers aud the
serving o f punch provided a very pleas
ant afternoon.
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Today at noon, while their men folk
are making merry in the jungles of
Mosby eteek. Mrs. C. II. Corson » i l l
entertain a group o f friends at a lunch
eon. Her guests » i l l be Mrs. Kov Short,
Mrs. Bert Trask. Mrs. Albert lle lli» ill,
Mrs. W. J. Woods and Miss Minnie W il
cox.
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Mrs. Albert Helliwell entertained the
M. P. G. club on her lavvti Tuesday nf
ter noon. Special guests who enjoyed
the occasion were Mrs. H. A. Miller.
Mrs. Charlea Jackson, Mrs. Claude Kein.
Mrs. C. II. Corson, Mrs. P. J. Melimeli
and Mrs. E. !.. Smith.
I • / • Seri— p f Inform ative A rt id —
•m Dcntml Hygi—
Ao. C
What Are The
Six-Year Molars?
i t r H R N thn child It »bou t
\ \
>lx y e a r. o f M e thn
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ttrvt V< nuan<mt nuilar.
appear.
T n e re are fou r o f
them tw o In th e upper law
and tw o In the low er. T h e y
com e in after a ll the teutoor-
ary teeth h ave taken their
place and appear Juat hack o f
th e last tem p orary molar on
each aide aud in each jaw .
T h e y are v ery o ften mistaken
fo r tem porary teeth, and folks
Im agine th at any teeth com -
ik in at that axe must arces-
sarTly he tem p orary teeth. I f
anything
ytnluii goes
y e « wrooic with
them they M ! U
II go. thinking
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th ey w ill soon he replaced by
N ature.
I f any o f the six-year molars
are allowed to he lost by
d ecay, it is r Ions which eaa-
not Its regia, ed. N o th in * can
e ve r be done in th e future
which will perm anently re
place the lost m olar after It
Las been rem oved.
These fou r iwrmannnt molars
d o asset»/ the asssf icmluig for a
period o f te e p eon . T h e y prop
the ja w s ap art w hile other
teeth mature and take their
several places in th e jaw .
T h e ir loss is n ot necessary and
may be w holly avoided . N o
o th er teeth are so nersssary
and im portant as the drst
perm anent or mix-poor motor*.
Jh e B e a l
T est
S T A N D A R D OIL C O M PA N Y
(Caliiorni*)
A Great Patriotic Demonstration at
EUGENE, OREGON
I.cvvis Hooker left Tuesday for a visit
at Newport.
Mrs. W. U. Perry returned Sunday
from Portlnud, where she underwent a
medical examination and found that
her ailment »a s not as serious as hud
been feu red.
JU LY 4th
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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D ELIG H T V A L L E Y
(S|MH*ini to Th»' Sentinel.)
.lulu* 13 . Mr-*. I,. M. Hurtling, Mr*
Khiridjfo ami »loo Fay motor»*»! up from
Salon» Friday ami HjM'nt tin* w w k «*mi '
at tli»* \V.
K«*«*i»t* hoim*. Th«*y r«*
turn«*«! home Moinlav, M inn Ruby Keen«
Accompanying them for a visit among
relativ »*s.
«lohu Hoilaiiav, of \V:tUl«*n, stayed all
night Friday with M«*rwin Wilkinson.
The *1. A. *)oii family iitotortvl to Ku 1
g«*nc Saturday.
Tin* Ira Hoidler and N»dan Hopper
families. o f Mount View. th»* H«»din»*
family, of Leona, with the Sufley, Shat i
tuck, Cornutt, Sears and Xtio u fnmili»*s,
mad«* up an automobile party which j
picnicked at th«* Moahv cr«*«'k for«! Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ( ’has. Conner ami son
Roaeburg Review: A wedding h : iu (»«•raid spent Sunday in th«* Grove wi th!
, performed Tuesday by Judge K. W. .Mrs. Conner’a folks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Joll and son Frank ;
Marsters, when I.ouisn K. Mostachetti,
o f Divide, was united in marriage to drove up Row river Sunday aft«*rii«M»n.
Mr. and Mr*» Krnest Scar* eiitcrtnimsl
Harry McDole, of Cottage Grove. The
PuktUkod » * t As
Board o f Dental Kxamtnere
Stole o f Oregon
— of gasoline is in its boil
ing points. In “ Red Crown”
they form a continuous,
uniform chain, — giving
easy starting, quick accel
eration, power and mile
age. Look for the Red
Crown sign before you fill.
ment, returned home Sunday, accompli
mini by her three childreu, her parents
uud Mrs. Orin Kobinson.
Farmers ’ Cush Market pa s cash for
chickeus, eggs, hides, chitti ui bark and
old iron.
Word has been received by his broth
er here that Marry C. Watkins, »h o »as
injured in November while in the
French trenches, is again bark at the
front.
young people will make their home at
Cottage Grove.
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Mrs. Idab Veateh and Mrs. Elbert
Bede entertained the former members
of the Enin non club Tuesday afternoon
in honor o f their former president, Mrs.
Ben Groff, who is visiting here from
Redmond. Refreshments were served.
News reached this city a few days
ago of the marriage at Vancouver last
week of Harry Tennis and Miss Mae
Hayes, both of whom are » e ll known
here among a large circle of friends.
They will reside in Portland.
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Miss Silsby and Mrs. H. A. Miller
were hostesses to the Constellation dull
yesterday.
T A LE S OF THE TOW N
jfie Gasoline
^ Q u a lity
For Dainty »Desserts
— there is no other flavor
that makes them as de
lightful and refreshing.
bin, are v i* it in g at th** home n f
Heek ’* father. I) ji » i Heck.
B IO
C O M B I N A T I O N
OUTDOORS and INDOORS AIDS TO THE
W E UNDERSTAND EYES
SIGHT.
COTTAGE 1GROVE SAMPLE STORE
Mr
We
AMONO THE CHURCHES
C A TTLE
SALE
300 H E A D
Methodist Church- Rev. Jos. Knotts,
pastor. Sunday school at 10 u. in. Keg
iihir preaching services ut II a. in. und
1:00. Kpnnrth leugne ut 7 p. in. Mid
«eek prayer meeting Tlnirsduy evening
at k:0u.
Morning, ehildren's day program.
Evening sermon, “ The Strife for Per
fection. ’ ’
30 Shorthorn cows, heifers and
cows; 1 roan Shorthorn bull, 3
years old; 30 3-year old Jersey
heifers, all bred; 30 3 year old
Jersey heifers with calves by
side; 30 Ouernsey heifers, 1, 2,f
and 3 years old, some with calves
by side; 12 yearling steers, mixed
breeds; 30 yearling Jersey heifers
Baptist Church—E. O. O. Groat, pus
tor emeritus. Sunday school at 10 n.
m. Preaching ut II a. m. Prayer meet-
ing Tlnirsduy evening at 7:30.
Christian Science Church- Services in
the chapel at 242 Second street each
Sunday at II a. rn. Regular testimonial
Ladie»1 Panama Hats
Broken Lenses
Quickly Replaced
881 — Willamette
EYE
W.
Ladies’ White Canvas*Shoes, $0.50 Values
»3 .9 5
Ladies' Dress Shoes $4 50, $4.95, $5 95 and1
$ «.9 5
Children's Dresses, 98c, $1 25, $1.95 to
$ 2 .2 5
Men’s Shoes, $2 95, $3 85, $4 95 to
$ 7 .5 0
Men's Union Suits, $1.00, $1.25 to
$ 1 .5 0
Ladies' Union Suits, each
Men’s Heavy Loggers, calked
A little eh— o f Grm— lf helpt the
Oh**rvulion OM f»r through many m
hard hour.
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SIGHT SPE C IALIST
AN D O PTIC IA N
Street,
Eugene,
Oregon.
Factory on.
Premises!
Any gift from the folks back home means
a lot to the boy.
When you tend him tobacco, lot ¡1 be
good tobacco tobacco worth sending all
that long way —the flat, compressed plug
of Real Gravely.
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TH E A LV A D O R E RED CROSS
W IL L SERVE D IN N E R
“ T' i
Telephone
3621
Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Plug, and
ho will tell you t h a t '» tha kind to send. Scud the
boat I
Ordinary plug is fnl.e economy. It cost* la*, par
waak to chaw Real Gravely, because a a me. 11 chew uf
i t last, a long while.
If you .moke a pipe, slice Gravely with your knife
and add a little to your smoking tobacco. It will give
flavor improve your smoke.
S E N D Y O U R 4 R l t ND IN THF. It. S . S M l V IC E
A PO U C H O F I . K A V U Y
D ea ler, all around bara carry it in 10c poaches A 3 « fla m e
w ill put it into hia hand, in a n . T ra iu in « l am p or Seaport uf iba
U . S. A . Evan " a v e r th e r e " a 3c .lam p will tak e it to Upas.
hi«.»
E. L. Klemer
Sale* Manager
OREOON
................$ 9 . 0 0
Uc TVill W elcom e
it pouch of
Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug
Terms- Six months' time will
be given on amounts of (bo or
over. AJI notes must be secured
paper at » per cent. Twn per cent
discount for cash on amounts
above (50.
,
ALVADORE,
. «)5 < \ $ 1 . 1 5 . .$ 1 .7 5 . S 1 . » 5
$ 5 .9 5
L. H. Linbarger
«¿WOODY
U n d ersell
Ladies' White Kid Shoes, $10 00 Values
Auctioneer
SHERMAN
U n d erbu y m id
See Our .Bargains
Christian Church—Walter Cxllison,
minister. Bible se bool !»:4fi it. in. Y. P.
S. C. E. 0:30 p. in. Preaching services
at I l a . tn. unii 7:30 p. in.
There « i l l be neither church services
nor bible school in the morning. Even
ing subject, “ The Wayside Cross.”
A ll the cattle have been in
spected by Dr. Roy Smith, of Eu
gene.
Optical Supplies
I»»» hel«l at tin* J u n io r H ig h S h«t«l I m i i I i I
m g m K uge iie , «•uniliietu’iitg \Ve«laea«lnv,
Jim««
IPI-H, ut
u. m un d la n tiiig
fo u r d a y *. A »«he«lule « » f the tim e «*u«h
»til» je«* t I» g iv e n lim V he had «»II Itppli
inni I*v order uf *nid Court Tue*d:iv. th« eutiuti t»* L «1. Moor»*, « o iin i) iM’htxd
Mlth «luy ut .1 niv, IK I1«, ut 10 oYlocki Niip«*rintenilent.
Jun 14 « I
N n tie e i* h e re liy g iv e n th.it th«* un
«l«*r*igiu*I ttd fiiiflin tra tri* «*t thè «".ititi*
u f O m i r II T tip lin , derenned, h a * t'il««l
in thè ulto ve e n title d cou rt Iter fu m i
nceniint in nettlenient u f mml «state.!
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at 10:00 o'clock a. m., the follow
lug stock will be offered to the
Lighe?:t bidder:
v liK r fr 't D ecp-C urva
K ryp to k l.e n .t »
A re H u t u
Music by some of the best bands in the state
(Special to The Sentinel.)
.Tune 10.— Roy Foster was it (»rove
vUitor Sunday.
Wm. Auld arrive«! Wednesday fiom
Kathryn Fost«»r, «.i ('«»Unge (irnvi« »*
Newport and the Auld family left ‘-»at
urday for their new home at that place. «perilling :i part of h«*r vacation with
it
MiH8 EIi*e Scott and Mi** Madge her grandfather.
Mr. and M r*. Chari«** C onner vi*it«*<1
llainlde left Sunday after having com-
Tiieadny at the K«l. C o n n e r hum«*.
plet«*d *uee«***ful term* o f school.
M r*. M n r y n and twp noiim and M r*.
ignite n numi>er from Hadley villi* at
Riehard*«»tif o f S ilk C rfe k , \ ¡sited at th«*
tended th»* danee here Friday night.
Mr. and Mr.*. Elmer Crow«» and daugh L a s i n Davitl.Hun home ln*t week
M r. and M r*. Meek, of H riti*h ( ’«»him
ter Lain. Mr. and Mr*. Oral Crowe and
JU NE 20, 1918
fr
Prices will be given visiting Home Guards
(H p ir ia l 14* Th.» S«*nliti«*l.)
.fun«* 13.— Mr. mid M r*. .L»*«’|di lain
itrd und du ugh tci lierniee a rriv e d Tue*
di»v from U;tki i in their mot «»rev«» I#* und
Miti«' n ir ft» *pt*nd » eoiiple o f w«»«‘kii w ith
H F. R i nurd.
LORANE.
ALVADORE
M22<
Grand Military Parade
and Review
a f e » guests Monday evening. b e
cream and rake were served. Those »h o
eajoyed their hospitality were Mr and
Plan to be in Eu
This year above all we should celebrate— the government requests it
Mrs. Kenston, of Saginaw and the N il
gene July Fourth Announcement ol amusements, special attractions and n ovel le .it in e »
will be made soon.
! on and Joll families.
Miss Bernetta Hotline, little sister o f.
Mrs. Frank Snt'ley, is here visiting :il |
Home Guard Fourth of July Committee— R S Bryson, F. W Merrell, S I) Read, R H
the Safley home.
Wood, W W Branstetter.
.1. W. Shattuck had the misfortune
to break a toe »b ile unloading t i e s
Monday.
The M. A. Horn family arrived home,
mod Kirk, Mr. :tn<) Mr*. Alvn Ulivi»« und m e e tin g each VVednem lav at 7 :.10 p. m
:». tu , in ih«* C o u n t y C o u rt room in the
Monday evening.
Mrs. C. II. Iluiglit and son Mylon | .•Min I him* 1 and (ilaiiy* ( ’lineman w«n* T h e liu iid in g i* open fo r the ti*e o f the cou rt h«»i»n«* in Kug«*ne, O re g o n , ha» l»een
e ir e u lu t iu g
lib r a r y
ea«*h
VVedne*duy
f i % «‘«I a * the fu n e n ti «I pia« «• f«»r h ««ti ri li g
and Mr«.
A. Wilkinson and little I Kugeite visitor* Thursday,
frutu 1 :.’IU to 4 :il0 p. in. A ll a re ettrdially
Mr*. K White i* vi h it i il Iririnl* in in v it e d tn the nervirei» a * w ell un tu «d»je« t ton*, if a n y , tu »uni f in a l a rro tin i
daughter Mary motored to Eugene
m n ke une o f the lite ra tu re
tli«» Grove.
and fu r the M e lliflu e n t o f auld entât«
Tuesday in the Haight ear.
Mr and Mr*. \V I Lynch hnvt* h«»«*ti
Ih itin l t in * I if t h «lav u f J u n e , 1 1H
At Wilkinson »a s in Album Tue»
vi*iting at th«« Ralph Lynch hom«*.
< i \HA i PAPI i N
day on business.
n o t ic i : o r f in a l h k t t l f m e n t
Mr. and Mr*. Kliner Crowe and fain
jn I t jllL '
A llu n ili» ! rut rt i
Mr. ¡mil Mrs. W K. Nixon areoni|
nied the Will Hall family, f ('ottagr »ly. Mr*. L. A Crowe ami Glmlv* (.’hup
III flit* Coll fi ty ('«flirt * > t thè .Sfitte uf |
I motore»! to K«>*el»urg Sunday.
Tearhern' ExatulnaMuu
()r«*g«»u l’or Lane Conti tv
Grove, to Portland Wednesday, the trip,
being made by nuto. They expect to be
in th«* matter ni th«* K*tut«* «<f 0*rur
T h e atiit«* « 'la m in a t io n fur te u e h e r*
THORNTON CORNERS.
gone a »eek or more.
Il Tapi in, de«’eaaetl.
ah«« are a p p ly in g f«»r cert if ieiil«*» w ill
-
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dillon arrived
Monday from Portland for a visit with
relatives.
A it pound son was born June 4, I It IS,
j to Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Lake, at Dee,
| Oregon.
We pay 10c lb. for cascara bark and
furnish the sacks. Woolen Mills .Store,
Miss Florence Hememvay, accompa
nied by five o f her university churns,
was up from Eugene to spend the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
H. Hemenway.
I,. H. H ill was in Portland several
of ,h‘‘ I'M* week.
W. J. WOODS. S PE C IA L A G E N T
Standard Oil Co. Cottage Grove, Ore..
Mrs. He Id a Cooper, o f Oakland, Ore..
g_.
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- wjlo had made an extended vi.-ii at the
Get your girl— and then get vonr an- home o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
nouncements from The Sentinel.
*** | T. Poole, while obtaining medical treat
All Lane County Home Guards
A re Invited to Participate in a
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P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO COMPANY, Damili«*, Va.
Th* Paient Poach keep* if preth and Clean and Goad
— It it oat Heal Crnaely without this Protection Seal
t a t e tili a lie d
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