Cooking Comfort
A N e w Perfection
O il Cook Stove
m eans k itch en
com fort and con
v e n ie n c e . A sk
your friend who
has one. Used in
3,000.000 h o m e s .
Inexpensive, easy
to operate. See
them at your deal
er’s today.
On hot summer days you want your kitchen cool
and comfortable to cook in. A New Perfection Oil
Cook Stove makes it so.
No smoke or odor; no dust or dirt, and all-the-year-
round service.
None of the bother of coal or wood. Lights at the
touch of a match and heats in a jiffy. Economical
And you have all the convenience of gas.
Little Dt«i»ii*», *• fix«« 1 111It* girl»; reel
t u t • * A Little l*il|^rmi. * * Ma \ Kink«*;
non it. “ It Juat Hint*» M e.^ fla iu i it; reei
tntion, *'Hir«lii*a' H**1»« m «|,“ Uweadoliiiv
Haight; »«m^, •'Hone, !<«•»«•, Ron«*,“ LI
euiitir N ix o n ; fir»t aea'iie «»!’ dililogiie,
* * The PltHlge“ ; reiitation, " \ S«*«rrt,’
In»*/ Fogb*; riM-itiition, “ P imm -
•*
I* Ih’iitl,*’ Nolti IMck; reeitnt ion, “ The
l.imt 11 \ in ii ,
Mary Neat; nee o nil maene
o f tlmlo^iH'; Hoii|t, “ Mv
Motlier'ii
Stin ts,'’ Marie Elliott; reiitation, “ M>
Dolls *» \»li*«*|»,' ' Mtthb* Lo^lo; tlnnl
.scene of «luilo|fii«*; «"*«T»*i»«*, “ Vomijj
I (itinlenem, “
mx
I mivn ; »«»n^, “ G o «!
L«» x «* m th<* Flow e r a , " Kulix Llliott uml
Mabt«*
repitiition, Plorenr
Hluk«*; fourth neene of ilmlo^iip; »«mg
j “ Little Suit Lea um, “ Hxiw ft; reel tat ion
j '• rim Mmnionnry lie n .“ Jaek Llliolt
fifth Hi toi«» of «tialo){ii«*; «(uiirtet; liem
I ilictioil.
The eant o f ohariieter» hi the tlitiln|£U«'
1 xv#» an follown: \l i Llitylon, i'nrl Nieli
• »I**.; Mm. t ’ luvton, Ultulv» Heuiiton; E«l
xxar«l, t'lara nn«l Mary, the f l a y toil elhl
ilreu, Welilon Corniitt, l.ueile tYrmitt
:iml Anna Fogle; Mr. Kink«*, a *nl««*»n
ke«*|»er, Lionel lluigltt; Mr»
lilt« k •*
j Merle Seott; Lizzie :«u«1 Helen, the
liluket’ «laughter», EI«*Mit«»r Nixon un«l
j Mary N«*:«t; Hri«lg«*t, th«* mnid. Man«'
Klltotf
We |>av lot* lb ft»r ca»«*aru bark au«l
t'iirni»h the »nek». Woolen Mill*» St«»re
S A G IN AW
DORUNA
( Sp«*«'ÌH I tu rii«* S«*l»till«*l )
Jun«* 19. K K. Ii«»l»ili**»»•! look ti pur
ix uf vmiiig p«*« pl«a t» U ujim I' i Iti»* VV «*«l
u«*»«!ny in hi» «ut tu vi»ir th«* logging
UllllpM Ut t liti t pili«*«*.
Mi ¡ uhi Mr» »lohu Kirk mii «1 «lniight«*r |
|t«*rihii, .\ll«*n Kiik nini Vii» VV»yn«*|
Kirk iiiii «I«* ti trip t « « Di«* fi»h ru«'k» ut j
il»»* r«*»«*r\t* Smuluy
Mi».» Noni VV 1 «rii i» »prmlmg li»«* x\ • ••• k
xv il li f rimili» ut Stur.
Mr». V inumili Stufi « I n • I ut liri li«*iii «a
Momlu.x iiioniing t»t th«* ug«* «*t th» v**ur»
Sin« liu«l !«**«* ti ili fur m«»n* tini il ti iniMitli. |
Sin* I « * ti x «•» io niuriiu hi*r I«»»» t x.» »«Min,
Frunk timi G«»urg«* V uiiS«’l»««im k. unii I
u brotli«*r, l*«*rrx V uii S«‘ I m » iui k
Simili, lt«all«*, N o rn » nini Nubi«* Elli«»tt
moti>M*«| t«» Fortlniiil f«»r th«* vx«H*k i*uil
timi x i»it«*«l th«* I II V *»ut«*h fu in ily.
At th«* tinnitili »« lumi iiir<*!ing \l«'n*l'i. |
u f t«*i limili llugii I hmlittl«« xxu» »l«*«l«* I
«lin*«at*»r uml C. D VuiiVnliu xxu» r«’ j
«*!•*«*t«*«l «*l«*rk.
H1LK CRF.F.K
Smith Bought First
Then Investigated
H M ITII P A ID O V E R HIM MON
F.Y FOR A IIOUHIS, T H E N
W E N T TO LOOK A T IIIK HAH
(IA IN
I f Vl »1 would be sure of Mitts
flu-lion und pci feel pro te ction ill
tin- in it 11 * i --I \ -in 1*11 L I N.'.UIt
ANCR
fir»f
i i i \ «-»f » g a«l«a I II«*!!,
x uu'll nn«|U«»»t i«iimlilx i ii « mi r«* in
, Spts iiil to Th** S«*iit im*l. i
.Imi«* |9
Mi»» Glmly» Duimaxx«m«t ]
xvu» ni Cotfugi* Gr«»x«♦ Tm*»«lux
Kl«l«*r |{hiHÌi*» uml l*!l*l«*i Kipp« y, “ f j
l{«>»«*l»iirg, xx«*n* l»«*r«* Suturili«v uml Sun
Ht«*v«n» Hldtf , Furllaiul
«luy.
\ « p ln iiliii op«*mug
Tlu* orili mi n«*«» «»f lu»pti»in xxu» iiiliiitti |
f*ii » lo fu I r«*pr«»»ruteiti\«• m
int«*ri*«l to » n boy» uml girl» «»I Itoynl
u hiNil bx Elilor KI hm I«*» ut Lu«alit«*rlinml
voilr l«*rri!«»rv
«*n*«*k in thi* pri'fien«*«* «»t inunx nn'i»»li«*r» ,
o f ttu* chiirrh un«l nrhiH»l.
Mr uml Mr». Vixinn Dxxyn* ur«* up
from Eugi'Ui* »|H*ii(ling »«*x«*r «| «lux» ut
iti«* C. VV Dxxyr«* h«»im*.
NI F. linbrork limi
M Bul»«a«H*k
lui vi* b«’«*n litiuling xx * m •« | |o f*»xx it ih«*
pti»t fi*xv «luy».
S«*x**rnl ur«* l»«,giuning H hv l»urx«*»t
Mr». L, B Slugl«* lui» «Mini«* «*»p*,*ainllv
fu»«* iiMtkiug « lux * r
Mr» Glix «*r Shr«*xv»liury uml « hii*li«an,
«»f l<i»»«*l»urg. xiv«*r«» r«»«a«*nt gu«*»t» ut th«*
D. V. K»t«*» li«*iii«a
A l»u»int»Mi im»«*ting xxu» h«'i«i Stimilix
VV. G. PK R R Y , Prop.
morii mg ut th«* s«*x ••nth «luy V«lxfnt!»f
«•buri* I».
Ftee Delivery at All Tliuae of the Day
Th«* niinuul »«*I hk »I in«*«*ting xxu» h«*l«l
ut thi* »«*li«»o| hoii»o Morniliv ufi«*rii« m » h
Mr». slum«*» M«»rnn xxu» ih th«*
••
Tut*mlay.
Aim»ng fin»»«* ut th«* Grox«* Monili«V
G«o II HrAloitd. K t t i C a tiU m d In
vx «*rt* D. A VV h«*t*l«*r( lVt«*r Dt*ur«l*»rff,
■urua««*, timb«*r luu«l»( luintng prop
O, C. Lueht«*rhnn«l, Mr. l ’|«*x rng«*r, Mr» •*rtv, funning pruprrty, n t y pt«»p«*rtv
»ml
luutbrr.
o ltfc
.1. F. Gil«!t*r»!«*v«*, Mr». VV VV (iil«l«*r
*.l«ax.*, VI I Ha)»< «»« k . Mr» J«»hn VV « hm | j*or
Cheap, i f takoti at odcb . huuM
mul M I ». t E. VV '»od
nmi txx«i lof», L*LÌ N. J Hi a 19 juul!IpU
Mr. M«*ikl«* »til! rout I uu«*» lit» im*«ating» l'or Hai» Hr»i«lriii • proparty tu Cor
:*t th«- •»* ho«*| bun»«-
xalli» Woiihl ron»i«l«*r tra«!«* for C«»t
Mr». O, C. Du x I » ¡ititi »mull «liiught«*» tngr Gro\r proprrt)
t» E ('rowe, l.-i
r«»turm*«l M«*n<luv to fh«au h*«im* ut I .<» rane,
J « ; J|pd
run I*.
For
Hale
T
w
o
young
fresb
Jersey
cow»
Mr». < \ «*ng«ar hu» r i x •*• I I•-11*• r*
*«ood
oulkers; genti«* i'hone IF I2
t'loiii I i « t »on Kny, xx ho 1» »«*iu«*xx h* r«* in '
Waldo Miller
j2lp-l
Frum «•
NEW WORLD LIFE
(Speeinl It» Th«* Sentinel
Jim«* 19. Mr». LyndaII Wilnon an«l
nit ant »t>n arrived Sunday from N»»rth
I Heinl t«» »pend a few we«*k» with h
| parent», Mr. ami Mr», iiihler, ami I «»
I n 1. 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes, with or without
viait frieml» here.
ovens o r cabinets. A s k your dealer today.
At the annual »«*h«»ol ine«*ting Nlomlax
j Hurt. Johii»tou waa eleetetl tlin*«*lt»r f • • r
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
th«* grain inn r uehtnil ami Mr Nieholn
(California)
j for the high »chtml.
Mr Hailey, Mr». Smith En»lt*y an
| Mr» Kelly H. Moo«lv liaxe been n imetl
a» the committe«* in the thrift »»a*n|
tlrixe for thi» x trinity.
Mr». Millignn ami daughter L tlo l,
Oregon City, art* xi»iting at the N't at
home Mr» Milligan anti Mr». Vent ar
»inter».
Hal Gilder »pent the week end at
t home, lie i» employed at the Booth K-l
I lx mill at Wandling.
Norn ami Harriett i^ueen inotor«*«l to
Mabel Sunday to »ee their »inter. Mr»
| Harold Hopper, who i» very »irk Nora
j reiuuinet! with her »inter, Harriet bring
.
i mg tilt* two rhildren home with her
Mr». Virgil Allen and two rhildren, of
G r a a d a » A a f e n o a , o f S a f M « , is k m
I’M WiU M i ...... family, o f YoweaJIa, Q lyapta Wash are visiting at the « a
♦—
visiting her eon Blain utid family.
spent the week end at the Adney and
hlMnr
wi,|, other relatives here
Mrs. Mary Gill, daughter Thelma and Xirhula homes.
I
Mrs. Os.nr Olson's death was sad
I two granddaughters. Opal ami Audrey
A physieian was railed from the Grove 1 news to friends here.
Johnston, arri\ed Monday from Mount .Sunday to attend Frank Sofley, win
Mr. Jarrett drov«» to Cottage Grove
Vernon, Wash., to visit Mrs. G i l l ’s has been on the siek list.
ROW R I V E R
T lUMnlay.
daughter. Mrs. Clyde Kerr, and her f:iiu
Mrs. I.yaduli G. Wilson ami baby, of
Mr and Mr». Neat and Mr» Mulligan
ily.
Marshfield, arrived Sunday evening for «Irove to Cottag»* Groxe and »hoppt*d
(Special to The Sentinel.)
John VN o«n|» uml hi» grnml»«m. f 'ur! For Mal# Fresb milk Jersey eoe, and
Miss Grace Magladry is here from n visit with her mother, Mrs. Gibier.
June 19.— Clyde Kerr moved his fum
M om lay.
VV«
mn |», lumi«* u tnp f « » Vnlutif l.«»f VV • *t
pony;
«uddlc or
Work
F’intey
Portland
visiting
her
parents,
Mr.
und
The
l.ee
Nixon
and
Krnrst
Sears
fain
ily into camp Friday.
Mr». B«*n»ton motor«*«! to liugem* Ittnt
m*»«lu x.
W lupp.
j21p-t
ilies were supper guests at t ha- M A. We«lne»dny morning.
Mm. Rena Martin ha» »old her »tore Mr». J. S. Magladry.
Slug» hnv«* <J«*»troy«*«l iiiunv «»f 11»•
Dale Owens returned Thursday from Horn home Sunday evening.
here to J. B. Moeby. o f Dorena. Mr».
No ;i> , uew wagon for sale
W H
tru xv berne» uml uphi» hnx«* ••utrn n ,
Martin will move Wednesday to Leona, Point Terrace.
\t the annual sehool meeting Momluv
MOUNT V IE W
llnwley, ut feeii barn
j»2 lp d
iuign
purl
of
the
gnnh’ii
»full
ulol
Mrs. Clarence Colter returned Sunday Bartlett Johnston, o f Saginaw, »u<
and Mr. M< by will move into the M ar
gruin
For Male Cream separato?, alinosi uew
from Dowell, where she had visited her elected director, and Krnest S.ars was
tin houae.
(Special t«* Th«* Sentinel.)
L. I.
W-t.-lley, corner Itiri-h and K
reelected clerk.
Mr». Eva William» and daughter mother.
.fun«* 19.— Mi»» M uriati L««xxiv xxn»
atroci»,
jiiM 2t|Mi
HEBRON
Helen are vi»iting Mr». George Jam«».
Mrs. Grimes, en route from I’ oril.tml one
th«* »u«‘«*«* lu l on«*» in tin* Mouut
Aunt Bet tv Earl anti the Smith fi.m-
For Male Early tornato and
late cab
We pay 10c lb for eaaeara bark and to her borne at Klam ath Falls, stopped \ ,, „ K kool to rM aiv* all hoaormrj
(Sp«*rinl V « » The Sentinel. I
ily were up King creek on a picnic Sun furnish the sacks. Woolen Mills Siote here Monday night to v i.u her cousin gruel**» hi the re«aent «*ighth grade e&tiin
bug«- phinf», *4 nub- xx«*«t of C«»tt:ig**
June 19, J..hn Murray lost .. f i n - 1 ( j f(ivr. |lt.r, ||Blld,.
j n l t L'spd
Mrs. ('bus. Nichols.
day.
in u tio n » , and her diplom a arrive«! Iu»t
boi bo a fen dny» ago,
D E LIG H T V A L L E Y
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker, Mr. and
Guy Conner is hauling slab wood to w eek.
Miss Rulli I'i.well is home from Sill Fur 811 lp
Plymouth Ro*k pulleu
Mrs. John Woodhurst, Mr. and Mrs.
Saginaw for the Grove Lumber « om
Nlr. und Mr». .1. L . Burkl«*y uci'ompu
weighing ’J III» ««urti; 7Tkc ••m b Rubi
r«*«-k, where »he taught x erv »n«a«a
(Special ot The Sentinel, i
puny from their mill west o f that place. ni«*d A«l«li»oii H eath to the G n»xe T h u r»
Clyde Ker* and children and Bertha
»«•n. Fifth uml (^ uiiii ’ x *tr«*«*(». jnJHp«|
fully «luring th«* pu»t »«lu»«»| year.
June 19.— My Ion Haight left Friday
C. F. Faith, o f Anlauf, an uncle of day.
and John
..tfield were up to the Hus
\\ F M-< linn . ....... lip I non Eugeni For Male Cheap A good team of horses
ton place over Saturday night and Sun for a two w eeks’ visit with relatives a! j Mrs. Chus. Nichols, was a guest at the
M r. and Mr». .1. K ile were din n e r
Friday t<» \i»it In» <iriughfi*r, Mr» H M
w eigh in g 2-fHl lb« Chi«» C o n n er. J2#p
Nichols home Monday night.
Yreka, Calif.
day.
gu«*»t» F r id a y at the C W .Sear» home
Kappauf.
The Hostettler brothers were in Ku
The Myers brothers have sold their
Miss Bertha Hatfield, o f DisMton. is
Mr». M am ie »Sptiugh retu rn ed F rid a y
Tor »ale or trad* for lorn bar— 1 9il*J
Dorothy \l>e«*tu* urrive«! Sunday from
spending the week with the Woodhurst I gene one day last week having some automobile to Merwin Wilkinson.
Nagle engine; 1 No. 1! F o l floor
to her bom«* at P o rtla n d .
ottugi*
Gr««x«*
to
»p«*n«l
u
f«-\x
dny»
with
dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Nixon returned
family.
At fh«a an n u al »ehool m eeting M onday
»«Taper with rubb«-r wh«« l»; I 1**5 hum)
her
iim*i«*,
C.
C.
f«ilhuin.
David Keene spent the week-end with, Tuesday evening from Portland.
Mrs. Clara Plueard and daughter
xximh, gear» with 1!*%
| inch fare, heavy
j C laud e A rn e vxum el»*«*t« il dir«*«*lor !«« Hill*
Mr». T. Ge«*r und »on Vr«li«» l«-ft Sun
Bert Mvers wns in the Grove on I, ii - i j «•♦•«•d Wald«» M ille r.
Klsie were in Cottage Grove between bis family at Woodburn.
•*nough for l«»g linul; I II! mrh drum
Jay
fur
Viinrouxer,
VVn»h.,
where
they
Miss Bessie Nichols is home from Ku i ii ess Wednesday.
trains Saturday.
»under; I nalamiinder; 1 »uxv mundrel;
A«idi»on I L a t h and VS’. K. B u e k le y
vxill I » x •* with Mr». G e e r’» »on, Lrm-»t.
The Nixon's are building a flume to were m Eu g e n e W«a«lne»day.
Mrs. Chas. Plueard and Mrs. Frank gene for a week or two.
I liL'H power grindatone; I »a fe ; 1 ropy
A
mirpri»«*
dutire
«fa»
given
at
C,
II
The J. A. Joll family spent Sunday: irrigate their gardens with water from
Plueard went to Eugene Sunday to at
mg prr»»; I Hr« k duplicator. Cottage
M r. and M r». W in fre d T u rp e n viaited
VVineeoff ’» for Mm. kiminii Kelly nnd [ (
the creek.
tend the farewell reception for Rev. .1. at the Ernest Sears home.
• rove, Mfg. Co.
iu.ltf
o ver S u n d ay w ith M r. and Mr» K K
non Elmer, if lH*mg their birthday unni
Hal Gibler was home from Wendling
Mr. Shiittuek ami children accompli T u rp e n in tin* G ro ve.
A. Moran.
The
MenMnel
has
a
Margatu
I
d
a
m-hol
x emary.
aied his sister, Mrs Metzger, home to
Henry Sanders and family visited in over Sunday.
A n d y Sear» returned to B o rtlu u d Hun
it mhi p m the International Cor
\ jmrfy from here motored to l.««n
Mr. Cornutt’» brother and family, o f j l#«>rtiand for a w e e k ’» visit, and Mr». «lay.
Cottage Grove over Sumlay with Mrs.
don Sunduy to attend u dinm*r given respondenre H. Innd which has been left
liippie and ebihireu went to Alpine to
Banders’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Plue Brow nsville, were here for a few days
W illia m H e a th , J«aan Mo»bv au«l I . H.
with it fur sale.
fltfc
visit with them
viait. Bernard Hhattuck is taking «-are Lo n g , «»f the G ro v e , and M r. arol Mr». for Mr» D. C. Huughtnan by her daugli
ard.
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ter,
Mrs.
W
G.
Mnssey.
In
the
pnrty
|
For
Rent
Rooms
for
light
hounekeep
«if the farm during hi» fa th e r’» abaen«*e. F re d Fro n t, o f B lu e M o u n ta in , spent
ing. t.r* I’ ncific highway, Mrs. H F
were Mr. and Mrs. N. W. White mid
S u n d ay up M oahy er«*ek.
Crlfsf nW, with
fumily, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. fiillisoti Mnrkle\.
III I I L’ lp-I
BLUE M O U N TAIN
ffcz fimmrh fizz* a fli-
Krn eat L«*bow, o f L y n x ll«dl«»wf v ia it
mid fmnily, Mr. mid Mrs. J A. I'owell
I m « fimt
For Hale Good double seated hark with
e«l F r u la y and S a tu rd a y at the (!, W
1m mm
and daughter. Miss Ruth, mul Mr. and
(Bp«s-i:il to Th*- S**ntim*l.)
ebs J Crmmif,
harness; slightly
used rut h-nther
.Seara home.
Mrs.
Alfred
White
and
daughter,
mid
| -lull*- lit. Mm. liny*** :i ii • 1 Mm. .lon*-tt,
stork sud-ile. 1044 Hirrli n\e. I'houe
T h e fu n e ra l «if Mr». A m anda S eo tt,
o f Cottage Grove, visited with Mrs. o f Dor«ana, waa held Tne»«lay at. li p. m .f Mr. mul Mrs. A. M. I’owell, o f the Grove
l«l V
jn I 4 2Mpd
At the nnnual school meeting h* Id
! Hustings u lew days the past neek.
in term en t being in the .s«*nr» eem«*Yery
Monday afternoon John Kebelle-ck w a - ; rur Httl'
Fresh milk rows, young hors
(»rose shoppers Saturday were Mr.
W. J> H«*athf W illia m , A«l«li»oti and
cs, mules, and some lumber lit Ventch
! snd Mrs. George Bowens, Mr. and Mrs. C a rrie H eath motored to Eugene via elected director mul J. A. I’owell wns
- Spur cheap. J. II Hawley, Divide, Ore.
elected clerk.
i ilarry Castle, Anne Lyons, Rufus Raw
IzOrane .Sunday eve n in g .
Phone '-I i 1
JaeSljly I he
' lings. Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Mooney,
M r. nn«l Mm. .1. I I . f'a a tle and «hit
1 Ralph Ward, M. Hopper, Mr. and Mrs. dreri, o f Hlii«* M o u n ta in , vi»it«a«l S u nd ay
\ want ml costs little and often brings r ° r Sal» Fli.e young sows Just ready to
farrow, $2S to $.15. « ’, H Haight. J2le
I Fred Frost, Josephine Heward and II. o f ln»t week w ith M r. and Mr». C lam le big returns. Nothing too big or too lit
i Lundwehr.
A rn e.
tie to be sold by u want ad.
**'
House anil half acre o f good gardeu
T. H. McGuire was taken suddenly ill
Am ong tho»e in th«* O ro ve Sat u n la y
ground .just outside o f city limits on
•Saturday on his way home from Ifow were M r. mid Mr». W aldo M ille r, Mr».
west Main ML; «.'9Nt i f taken soon. J.
River, where he is employed. He was J 1C. C o o ley, Mm. Iltiu p t, Chna. Bale»,
II. Langston.
jnc2l jlyfipd
. taken to th*- Dowens home and n physi
M r». F . .1. H **lliw ell am i VV’ . I). H «ath.
For Sale One goo*l 7 year old horse,
' --inn was <-i*lle<l. He is miii-h improved
L . H. Isfing apent Tue»«lny eve n in g at
about I .’100 lbs. E. ( ’. Ilolluday. jlyfip
■ now.
the VV. I), H eath home.
Mr. Dike eurne lip from Eugene Mon
M r. and M r». I ¿aw h e E n g la n d und
For Sale Bay gelding 6 yrs. old; wt.
1 day to take home the girls who were fa m ily , o f Dorena, spent S u n d ay at the
I-ton. Fred Mtiirdevnnt, Isirane. jl5pd
- limped near the Marker place
C h a rle s Bale.» home.
Maple and mixed hard wood for sale.
Mrs. Ft**d Frost and Mrs. Landwetir
Just drop into any wide aw ake dealer around
J. A. Joll. _________________ jnSI-jK 8pd
were appointeil from this district us
T H O R N T O N CORNERM
here, give him 10 cents for the pouch of Real
rhe committee for the wnr savings
For Salo Good milk cow and n pony.
Gravely, complete in the special envelope ready for
«tumps dri\e.
Mrs. Ansel Wood.
■ jn2l jlyfipd
(Hpccinl to The Henlinel.)
mailing.
Mr. and Mr». H. Kibby were Hundny
June 19. Mr nnd Mrs. Torn Foster,
I^ist Automobile rrniik Return to II
Address it according to the official directions he
s isitors at the Rawlings home.
o f l)e*-r Islnriil, arrive*| Thursday for u
F. Wynne.
jnSIpd
will give you. Put on a 3 cent stamp — and Uncle
At the nnnual sehool meeting Monday
brief visit with Mr. F oster’s father,
! Fred Frost and Mrs. Butte Mooney wen-
Sam’s Mails will see that he gets it.
For Sale No. 21 International Harvest
Z. T. Foster, who hns been ill for some
Real Gravely is ths tobacco to tend. Not ordinary plug
elected direetors arol Miss Edith Land
er threshing machine in A I shape. A
time.
load ad up with sweetening, but condensed quality. It’s worth
wehr was eleeted clerk.
billing
machine together with 2tl bun
Mr. uml Mrs. Joseph Kimird mul
sending a long way, and when he receives it he’s got something.
Mrs. Hrnnstetter and daughter Lu
dies Hull tics. Will sell rciisnnnblc. ¡See
daughter Bernice left Monday for their
Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Plug,and he will tell
cille returned to Eugene Monday after
Wes Chrisniun, nt Dorena. Owner, I*.
you that'» the kind to tend. Send the best!
home at Baker.
iu week's visit with Mrs. Bran*tef( e r ’»
w ......... , 37.1 E. 49 No.. Portland, jl5p
Ordinary plug is false economy. It costs lets per week to
Mra. Chas. Conner wns a Cottage
sister, Mrs. John Barker.
chew Raal Gravely, because a small chew of it lasts a Ion?
For Sale Choice White Leghorn and
Grove visitor Tuesdny.
G ood M e a ts
NEW PERFECTION
OIL CO OK ST O V E
W. J. Woods, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co, Cottage Orove, Ore
Knowles
Sterns
i
F resh M eats
Graber, Cottage Grove
Chenovveth, \ oncalla
H. A. Cool, Drain
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
W ANT
ADS.
It only Takes a Minute
to send him a pouch ot
Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug
while.
SEND
roil
nilEVD IN THE L. S. SE1Y1CE A POUCH OF 6IAVELY
Even “over there’’ a 3c. stamp will put it into his hands.
P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO COMPANY, Danville, Va.
The Patent Poach keep» it Freeh and Clean and Good
U not Peal Gravely without thi* Protection Seal
E sta b lish e d 1 S 3 I
Mr. mid Mrs. Ellis Robinson and Mr.
Saginaw Children'a Day Program.
Murry, o f Hilver Lake, called at the Z.
June 12.— The following program was T. Foster home Tuesday,
well rendered Holiday, June 9. to u Inrge
Mrs. Foster has received word from
audinnee:
•
her son, George Foster, o f his safe nr-
Hong, sehool; prayer, Mr. N eat; ad rival somewhere in France.
•Jreaa, Mr.
l«eonard; song, “ Little
I Htars, ’ ’ elnss 4; recitation, “ Welcome, ”
Get your girl- and then get your an
Mary Cornutt; exercise, “ Welcome, nouncement* from The Beatine!.
** *
r«
w ith
a
rA P o L l° j
Pinch Minorca year old liens.
Will
sacrifice on nrc-uint o f moving into the
eitv. «1.25 for run o f fhiek or «1.110 for
your own selection. Y o u ’ll never get ns
good hens again nt this price. John
Bnker.
jun2lr
For Sale One second hand mower. One
mile eiist o f Cottage Grove. Mrs. J.
B, Lake.
juu2i jly 5pd
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