Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., July 18, 1919, Image 2

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Program at Arcade Theater
FRI., JULY 18—MAY ALLISON IN CASTLES IN THE AIR
Fast lea in the air! W ith what visions of Itnppiin-sH have
you furnish oil your ilav dreams? h'o rtu n a’a dream s are of a
romance with a millionaire all the Kiris in her novels get
m illionaire’s, so why shouldn’t she?
SA T , JULY 19—OEOROE COHAN IN BROADWAY JO N E S
In this story Mr. Cohan has added another vocation to his
rem arkable career. As an author his souks and plays have
proved the big hits of Broadway. As an actor he has Kained
wide fame, and as a producer of photoplays his popularity
is ever increasiiiK- In Broadway Jones we see him as a chew­
ing KUin m anufacturer.
S U N , JULY 20—VIVIAN MARTIN IN TH E TROUBLE
BUSTER
F ortune smiles when Vivian dons the Karb of the sterner
sex in this delim ittully told story of a Kiri alone in a great
city. See Miss Martin- an actress with personality plus.
M ON, JULY 21— Repeat S u n d ay ’s program .
T U E S , JULY 22— CHAS. RAY IN PLAYING TH E GAME
This is a splendid photoplay of Arizona ranch life. The ob­
ject lesson is depicted by Chas. Ray as Larry Prentiss, who
played the name for all it was worth and thereby won love
and happiness.
>e«> t h a t tliu m eat is well seasoned.
.Sot'ten one tab lesp o o n g e la t in in one
q u a r t e r cup o f sold »took. T hen »11»
• o l \ e in tw o cu|>» o f the boiling stock,
season to tu»«e w ith »ult, p epper au d a
little v in eg ar, f o o l slightly, ad d to the
m eat, m u well, an d pour in to tw o loaf
b re a d pans.
M O U N T V IE W .
(S p ecial to T h e S en tin el.)
d u ly 1«. Mr. a n d Mrs. Wm. H and s
visited Wundny w ith Mrs. A. E lliott
an d fam ily a t F nirv iew .
Mrs. lailn F eh m n n and d a u g h te r , of
C a l i f o r n i a , a re v is itin g Mrs. k e h u ia a »
f a t h e r , Uoorge l-ayng, th is week.
Mr. an d Mr». K. l>. Wilson, of
S p rin g fie ld , w ere g u e s ts Huudny of
Mr. uud Mrs. C h a rle s Hales.
Mrs. I. J . B eidler has been q u it e sick
d u r i n g the p a st week but is now much
uuprov ed.
Kills W illiams, who has been in the
a v ia t io n serv ice, re tu rn e d home last
week.
Mr. an d Mr». F. J . H elliwell were
ra ile d to N ew p o rt T u esd ay by th e ill
ness o f Mrs. H e lliw e ll's m other.
Mrs. K a te S e a rs visited Mrs. Al
ma S e a rs und Mr. a n d Mrs. David
S e a ts in t h e D rove W ednesday. David
S ears is s t a y in g in th e D rove fo r mod
irai tr e a tm e n t.
T h e D ru nt Hales fam ily , of Dorena,
spent S u n d a y nt th e C h arles Hules
home.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. W. S e a rs w ere nt
th e Deorge l.n y n g home S u n d a y a f t e r ­
noon. P e a rl l.n y n g nerom p n n ied them
home to help Mrs. S ears while th e hay
b alers a re nt work there.
Miss M y rtle T eeters, o f the Drove, is
s t a y in g at th e I. J . D roller home.
Mrs. I* K. Long, o f C o tta g e Drove,
w as out to the C. W. S ears home Mon
day.
F lo ra a n d A lvin Hules, o f Dorena,
a re v is itin g at th e C h arles Hales home.
Mr. an d Mrs. S if e r an d d a u g h te r
w ere in th e D rove T u e sd a y .
Mrs. K a te S ears visited S u n d a y w ith
Mr. a n d Mrs. C harles Hales.
C laude A rn e w as at th e W. I).
H e a th home W ednesday morning.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERALINTEREST
Principal Event* of the
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our Reader*.
E d w a r d H urke. fo r o v e r SO y e a rs one
of th e leading m e r c h a n t s of B aker. Is
dead.
A council of th e K n i g h t s a n d l a d les
of Hecurlty h a s o r g a n i s e d at l.ebanou
h a s »»rgnnliod a t L eb an o n .
T h e K l a m a t h P a c k t u g c o m p a n y at
K la m a t h Kalla h a s b een r o r g a n U e d
w ith a c a p it a l etock of $ 60.000
C h e e s e to th e a m o u n t of $16.000 was
I oat w h en t h e I'ooa Hay c r e a m e r y u e a r
M arsh field w a s de»troy«*d by fire.
T h e Moro hotel, o w n e d by W . C
R u tle d g e , w a s c o m p le te ly d e stro y e d
by fire on th e a f t e r n o o n of Ju ly 4
T h e M eth o d ist c o n g re g a t io n of Dal
laa la c o n t e m p l a t i n g th e e r e c t io n of a
new $25.000 chur«-h In t h e u e a r fu tu re
T h e s t a t e lim e b o ard a t a re c e n t
m e e t in g at Uold Hill o r d e r e d th e crew
a t t h e q u a r r y r e d u c e d fro m 16 lo »1*
Good
Glasses
Good, comfortable gl»«*'»
,k '’
ri-milf of noverai kinds of »preial-
skill combined to meet your
indi vidimi rwluircmcnti.
For this »kill «o be of value,
its work muni be bns»-«l on »be
results of careful, acculale exam-
inni iti» of your eyes.
I devote my entire finte exeltl-
sively to examining eyes and
making
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M e m b e rs of th e O re g o n S t a t e Dental
W E D , JU LY 23 The proKram of short subjects as fol­
a s s o c ia ti o n g a th e r e d In I 'u r t t a n d th is |
lows: I'wo part western dram a entitled The Rustlers, t'ca-
w eek fo r th e i r tw e n ty »Ixth a n n u a l
turiiiK Pete Morrison and Helen Gibson. Alice Howell in u
c o n v e n tio n .
two part comedy entitled Behind the F ront. Also the C urrent
H. H C. P h e lp s , well k n o w n th r o u g h i
Events Magazine of the screen.
out C la c k a m a s c o u n ty , died at the ;
fam ily h o m e In I'o rtla u d . He w as #1
TH U R S, JU LY 24—HALE HAMILTON IN FULL OF PE P
y e a r s of age.
W hat happened to a certain dry republic when a lively
T h e McK enxIe p a s s a t th e a u m m lt
Both papers, paid In
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young man with a gift of gab and a grip full of liquid “ p e p ”
of th e C a s c a d e m o u n t a i n s Is now open
advance, one year
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breezed in, is shown in Full of Pep. D on’t miss it.
for a u to m o b ile tr a ffic , a c c o rd in g to
l a t e s t rep o rts.
F R I, JULY 25— Repeat T h u rsd ay ’s program
T h e first of th e 1919 c r o p of w h e a t |
w a s b ro u g h t to P e n d l e t o a las t w eek
D o n 't h a v e s a y als-ke«« «*«
S e n ti n e l f t .'5 the hunilrel '
from th e O rv a l W e ll s ra n c h , n o rt h
AMONO TH E CHURCHES
TMngi Ote«« TK.sS sad Whst Ws
e a s t of Yoakum.
Ih.sk «Í the Ih .sgt O th *. Hush
Du y ou w a n t to sell suswii.»^
- * j m a k e a good d ess ert, chilled an d placed
T h e W i n c h e s t e r Hay L u m b e r co m
n H e u tm e l wants-!
in shells w ith a te a s p o o n fu l of ground
pany a t F lo r e n c e h a s p u r c h a s e d fro m
H O U S E H O L D H IN T S.
n u ts on to p Mid a s p o o n fu l o f whipped
R u n n in g a sm all business is o fte n th e Day L ogg ing c o m p a u y a b o u t 8. C h ris tia n C h o re * W a l t s r Ualltoua. non-
cre a m on to p o f th a t .
tatsr. Bible school 9 :4 5 i s . Y. P. 6
m o re work t h a n ru n n in g a larg e one
00 ( 1,000 feet of lo gs
C K tl .tO |>. m. P r e a c h i n g s e r v ic e s a l
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Use fo r r e f r i g e r a t o r dishes wooden
H. C. Moore, fo r t h e p a s t 60 y e a r s 11:00 a. w s a d 7:30 p. at.
It it b e t t e r f o r th e lo a f p a n s to be
I f e v e ry o n e k ep t the resolu tions he
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o r p a s t e b o a r d plu tes such us b a k e rs
a r e s i d e n t of W a sc o c o u u ty . died $i
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pasto r. S u a d s y school a t HI a. n
w as 80 y e a r s of ag e
l i tt le t o m a k e more room.
R eg ular p re a c h in g service# I t II » ■
B a k e d ap ples a r e d e lirio u s serv ed
Je a lo u s y n e v e r helps a w om an 'a
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B u s in e s s fa ilu re s d e c r e a s e d 48 p e r p. ut. Mid week p r a y e r m e e tin g T k u r s
w i t h d r a w n b u t t e r , fla v o re d a n d s w e e t­
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c e n t In O re g o n d u r i n g th e f i r s t th r e e d a y ev en in g s n t 7:30 o 'c lo c k
en ed .
q u ire s c a re in using, b u t i f it becomes ter.
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• • •
m o n t h s of 1919 c o m p a r e d w ith th e
M orning serm on, " T h e U » r » t m r s t
slim y, ru b a lemon th o r o u g h ly in to it,
U et a h a n d pum ice sto n e, which
T he w ay women w e a r th e i r c lo th in g s a m e perio d la s t y e a r
of Youth " E v e n in g serm on, “ Kreon
th e n rituje it s e v e r a l tim e s in hot
com es w ith a sm all h a n d le a t t a c h e d , a t
w a te r, a n d it will be q u it e fresh ag ain . n ow ad ays, C upid should e x p erien ce lit
T h e g r a n g e of l^ane c o u n ty will hold riled to O o d . "
sm all w ear c o u n te r in d e p a r t m e n t store
e e e
tie tr o u b le in h i t t i n g th e m ark.
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a Joint m e e t in g In E u g e n e on J u l y 18.
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C h ris tia n Ori s o r e C h u rc h S e rv ic e s In
P u t a few dro ps o f a m m o n ia in th e
W h ite lead is one o f th e few ele
A whole Ipt o f rom ance is a tt a c h e d w h e n J o h n O. K le tc h u m . n a ti o n a l
ch sp e l nt 242 S econd s t r e e t e s e h Hun
w a te r in which th e silv er is washed.
dny nt l l : : 0 u n. m. R eg u la r te s tim o n ia l
m e n t s t h a t re s ist b o th h e a t a n d water.
to th e w estern p la in s by people who g r a n g e le c t u r e r , will s p e a k
I t will k eep it brig h t.
m ee tin g W ed n esd ay e v e n in g a t 7:3U
A p p ly th i n ly t o th e edges o f broken
n e v e r lived on them .
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P o r t l a n d 's p o sta l r e c e i p t s In t h e fls
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o'clock. All a re c ordially I n v i te d to the
p ieces o f c ro c k e ry , press them tig h tly
When m a k in g c u s ta rd , beat it a long
c a l y e a r Just e n d e d w e r e 11.704.080 16. services as well ha lo m a k e use o f th e
t o g e t h e r a n d se t a sid e to dry.
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brown.
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T o d r y a woolen s w e a te r so it will
c e ip t s fo r t h e p r e v i o u s fiscal y e a r
th e osculation itself.
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n o t lose i t s p ro p o rtio n s , s h ap e it while
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a re excellent fo r pressin g clothes.
streol. Bible s t u d y i t IU x m ; s e r v ic e s
t u r k i s h tow el. A v est should be hu ng
room when m oney is ta lk in g .
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killed w h e n t h e a u t o In w h ich he w as n i 11. All a r e c ordially in v ite d .
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o n a c o a t h an g er.
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T u b s. Lu r k -1
.iiid tim
E le v e n th . K. U. O. D runt, p a s to r Hun
beet cleaned w ith soap and w ater. Use th e y can easily be rem oved. T h ey look i c ,e '1 *° ' ^ e v* ue
in sured in the
G r a in h a n d l e r s of local No. 4 of d a y school 10 n. m ; p r e a c h i n g II a m
Get our Saturday prim
u s t i f f nail brush an d p len ty o f soap
I same p ro p o rtio n us fire in s u ra n c e cum
n e a t an d d a i n t y a n d in s n re p riv acy .
F o rt la n d s t r u c k fo r a n I n c r e a a e In th e P r a y e r m e e tia g T h u rs d a y a t 8 p m.
a n d w ater. A f t e r th e shoe is scrubbed,
paiiu-a do.
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s s s
a c a le fr o m 76 to 80 r e n t s a n h o u r
r i n s e o f f th e soap an d p u t the shoes on
In b a k in g most dishes th e g a s may-
Gospel Mlsaton W. It F in n e y an d w ife
a s t r e tc h e r an d d ry in th e sun.
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Saturday 8peoili
lenders. S e rv ic e s T u e s d a y a n d F r i d a y
most sickly lo o king when th e y fade.
petid»-d.
ly dune.
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f u t pru-»- for that day
y o u r su g ar by a d d in g a th ird as much
H e a lth y people a re usu ally the h a p
m. H a l f block c a s t o f b rid g e o a M ain
Milk keeps from s o u r in g lo nger in a
civil
w a r v e t e r a n , d ie d In H alem a t t h e
w a t e r as su g a r an d boil. This is an
Aprons amt IIrmtrt.
shallow pan t h a n in u milk pitch er. p i r a t — an d h ap p y people a re usually h o m e of hla d a u g h t e r . M rs C h a r l e s V. av en u e.
a p p ro v e d method o f economy.
is s i g n if i c a n t.
s e e
Deep p a n s m a k e a n eq ual am o u n t of h e a lth y . T h e m ural
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C a llo w a y , w ife of t h e s t a t e ta x c o m ­ P ree by t e r i n a C h u rc h Uev.
cream.
C rum '•■y.
Creamed cele ry is best m ade o f ro ot
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When d o c to rs d is a g re e it should not m i s s i o n e r.
p o s t o r. S u n d a y school n t 10 a. m.
cele ry. Cut roots in small cubes, boil
T hingi You Need N®*
T o se t colors in la u n d e r in g , soak be su r p ris in g if th e m edicine d o e s n ’t
H. K. B a r t l e t t , c h i e f e n g i n e e r of tb« R e g u la r serv ices a t 11 a. m. All a r a cor
h a l f an hour in salted w ater, d rain
pin k, g reen , a n ilin e reds, la v e n d e r and agree.
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Wax pajK-r, Itn cups,
purp le goods in w a te r c o n ta i n in g dis
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Home people only g e t th e i r m o r a lity m e m b e r o f th e new e n g i n e e r i n g e x a m
solved alum , tw o ounces to th e tub.
C h u rc h of O od I c i n g 's hull e a s t o f H
m-ln, paper napkins,
Really good ru b b e r s fo r c a n n in g will D ark blue, g r a y an d black m ay be set out when th e y h av e on th e i r black liiers' b o a rd a u t h o r i s e d by t h e la a t
P. Depot. Rev. H. It. K e rn , p a s to r
clothes.
undergo th e fo llow ing tes t w ith o u t a by s o a k in g th em in s alt w ater.
sprinklers, pruning
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cre a s e : Fold ru b b er, p ress tig h tly , and
7.s u e G re y , f a m o u s a u t h o r a n d n a e v e n in g .
Manuii amt Keono»y
t h e n t u r n i t o v e r and fold i t in th e
T h e r e ' s a b ig d i f f e r e n c e b etw een
sam e place.
fa m e an d n o to r ie ty , b u t so m etim es t u r a l l s t . la In K l a m a t h c o u n ty , m a k l u g
ja r rubbers, jetty
I f y o u r w a d d in g s t a t i o n e r y Is p r i n t ­
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hla h e a d q u a r t e r s a t Ito c k y P o in t, n e a r ed by T h e S e n ti n e l, you a m a s s u re d a
e it h e r one is good a d v e rtis in g .
T E S T E D R EC IPES.
amt hundred# of tie**
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O n e-h alf p i n t o f t u r p e n ti n e mixed
t h e f a m o u s l l a r r l m a n lodge on U p p e r lung a ml h a p p y m a r r ie d life.
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w ith one-half pound o f beesw ax m akes
T he
proposed
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process K l a m a t h lake.
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a good floor wax. The wax is melted,
m ig h t be used to a d v a n t a g e in o th e r
here.
T h e f i r s t la b o r u n io n In D a lla s w aa
t h e n mixed w ith th e oil an d one-half
J e l li e d Beef.
places th a n inside th e p e n ite n tia rie s .
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o r g a n i s e d w h en 20 e m p l o y e s of t h e
p i n t o f drier.
Cook 2*6 po un ds o f b eef in nearly
Men who w ear dres s s u i ts can not S o u t h e r n P a c if ic s h o p s o r g a n i s e d a
enough w a t e r to c o v e r for tw o or th ree
To s t u f f d ates, f i r s t scald, d ra in and hours. A ny desireil spices or se aso nin g 1 vv'*b c o nsistency m a k e fu n of th e hob local of t h e I n t e r n a t i o n a l A s s o c i a tio n
Shipm ent of Alumiat
THE CITY T R A N S F E R
d r y them , open, rem ove th e seeds and should
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t>e J ad d ed to th v e w a te r in which * ble sk irt.
of M ach ln lsta.
f i ll w ith a b lan ched alm ond or a piece th e m eat is cooked. A s ta lk o f celery,
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o f c a n d ie d g in g er, h a lf a marshm allow a slice o r tw o o f onion an d a few p e p ­
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o r a n E n g lish w alnut.
gold band, plain *kilf-
per co rn s should a lw a y s be used. When by m a k i n g him th in k she th i n k s he is p a n y of P e n d l e t o n , a m o u n t i n g to 66.0OU
p o u n d s, h a s b e e n sold to B o sto n p a r
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same tim e let th e i r own d ig e s tiv e o r ­ J a n e V. D oyle of P o r t l a n d a s a m e m
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sound reasons f o r m a k i n g most an y s u c c e e d M iss ll a x e l B u tle r, a ls o of
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ta tio n for good dispositio n would be t h a t c o m p a n y a t D allas, s u c c e e d i n g
g r e a t l y im proved.
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times even then delivery in nlow. If you wish a c»r f“r
Hot w e a t h e r m a k e s a person sleepy
p a y in g 22 c e n t s a h ead , a n d a n y ty r o ,
Men'a Outing Shoes a t................................................. $ 2 .6 5
Hi-MNun, your order nhutild be placed right now. n f
d a y tim e a and Icecaps him a w a k e nig hts.
It la aald, c a n s h e a r 100 a h e e p In a day .
pleaiM-d to dem onstrate to interested p arties nt any tis
T h e U n ite d S t a t e a g o v e r n m e n t c a n
The man who m a k e s no mistaken, by
Men's Overalls a t .................................................................. $ 1 . 9 5
th e sam e to k e n , does very litt le for buy 40 a c rea of la n d a d j o i n i n g Ita rifle
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which he cun be praised.
r a n g e a t C l n c k a m a a s t a t i o n fro m Ml-
Men a Coveralls a t .............................................................. $ 2 .9 5
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C u riosity is so m etim es considered a
FORD 8KDAN, with electric sta rte r and electrically
bail t r a i t , b u t it is b e t t e r to be curious of t h e v a lu a tio n fixed In a v e r d i c t r e ­
Ladies’ Coverall« a t..................................................... $ 3 .2 5
th a n to h a v e no d esire to leurn a n y ­ t u r n e d by n Jury In f e d e r a l c o u r t al
equipped throughout.......................
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thing.
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I'OKD ONR-TON TRUCK, worm drive, w ithout body-
Ladies’ Patent Leather Pumps.................................. $ 5 .6 5
G e o rg e A. H all, P o r t l a n d a t t o r n e y ,
Shallow m inded people will w ad e in an d J o h n N. S le v e r s , ex Ju s tic e of th e
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to deep s u b je c ts w ith o u t th e leas t fenr.
p e a c e a t O re g o n C ity , w e r e found to
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Ladies’ White Kid Shoe«........................................... $ 5 .9 .5
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h a v e c o n s p i r e d to d e f r a u d Mrs. P a r m a
When a man g e ts u n s t e a d y on his
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legs th e cop is likely to p u t him in Ha L. T y le r , a g ed 86, of $21,943.47 by
Ladies' Tennis Shoes a t............................................. $ 1 . 2 5
limbo.
th e u n a n im o u s v e rd i c t of a Jury In th e
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c i r c u i t c o u r t In P o r t la n d , w hich a w a r d
Men’« Tennis Shoea a t............................... $ 1 . 2 5 to $ 2 . 7 5
T h e r e ' s a lot of w a te re d stock in the ed t h a t s u m to t h e e ld e r ly p la i n ti ff
sea of speculation.
O. E. Woodson, Proprietor
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na d a m a g e s .
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and The Oregon Farmer
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