Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., November 21, 1919, Image 3

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NEIGH BO R HO O D N E W S
d i v i d i :.
(H|t«rlnl tu Thr Hvnlmi'l.)
Nnv. I »
Mra Frank Turiii-r nini
«luughlnr .fialii> wi'rn III ili» Orlivi* HnF
lirilny.
Minsi** Mililri'il Duglia nini Ruth
Mnrki'v ntti*mli*il O h * h I iiiw nini *|ii*nt
Hiitnriliiy nl|(lit «vitti M i * Min* Duglia
in ibi* (Irnv*.
Putii Muti 111 *111*01 iirrivnil limi «vi*i*k
filini Wi’lulling »tu ri* In* wnn i*iii|i|nyi‘il
fnr thri*i* yi'tirn, n|M*iit 11 fi*w ilny h wilh
Ili* fu in I ly unii li’ ft Tni'inlny fnr Hit
Jmlu,
Mia .tinnì** Ainlironi* itOi’ inli'il tln*
fuin*rnl taf ln*r um ili ut Ki>i:i*hiirg Fri-
d ir .
Mi** Itami* Il n 1 < I ini n ii, «vini ti'iirbi**
in ili*lrli‘l l.'ll, «|i«*nt O hi «vi*a*k i*inl ni
ln*r binili* in tini Orlivi*.
Ki*nin*lh M i-Iti* v inalala» tiOi*nili*il Un*
fiavtlinll giinii* ni Liigrnt* H ii I i i rilny.
.Ina* Onlil èlit li I nini fu ni il y vi*it«*il
ni Ibi* binili* iaf Hti'Vi* Tniinli* Humlny,
Mr». Tiniy I • »II iikiiu nii nini Mrn. John
Tinnili* iniitiircil tu Ibi* Orini* Mmnliiy.
Min» llrni'i* W imii I « vii * n Lngt'ni* vi*
ilur Miniilny.
Mra Klnri*ni*i* Nlmr|i visltml Mnmlny
writh In*r tarilibi*r, O, I,. Allrmuit.
Mr. nini Mr*.
K. Iliirki'lt, Mr*.
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Tony Dullugiinrili, Min* Oruc« Wood
nini llonuiii mul Mu*«inui l'erinl aitand­
oli thè duiie.il ut London Huturilny ove
nmg.
A few friend* gnthered for n birlh
duy aurprimi al Ibi* boni« of Mr*. O.
(Irodlund Hnliirday evealng. Hlu* wu*
Ibn recipient of a number of beautiful
preieiita o f cliiliu mul ailver.
BLUF. M O U N T A IN
Nov. 111. -Vernon Whlpp* la homi'
frnin Kiijudu Ibi* week treuling * bnd
cobi.
Mr, unii Mr*. II. 0. Heliell mul funi
ily, Mr. un Mr*. Joi* l'erkina, Mr*. Kilt,
bey and lielnro* Wood» wore ilinner
gue*t* ni Ibi* Kobbiii* li orni* Hundny.
An eiijoynlde dance wiin given nt
llu* llnuier Flinniberlln homi* Hnliirdny
night.
A «perIni rimi! meeting wiM he belìi
ni Ibi* Wnlden mi * li noi bon*i* Hnlurilny
of next week, November 20.
John l'almer wn* in Fottnge Gravo
Tuemlny.
Mr*. Albert lti»nue mul baby visitili
Hundny wilb Mr*. Tbenn Miller.
Mr*. Kob Ijiiidwehr and ehildren left
Humlny for tlieir lumie nt W'eallnke.
Mi*» Libili
Lnndwebr iiceoinpiinieii
Ihi'in for u two week*' viali.
, Mr*. John Allea wu* in lown Hntur
ilny hnviitg nu infedeli finger Irenled.
A program mul lm*ke| Hoeinl will li*
given ni Ibi* Ulne Mountain nrluud
liouae Hnliirdny eveniug, Noveinber 22.
The nrogriim will begin proniplly nt
K o'eloek.
Mr. mul Mr*. Jn*per 11uff vi*ile<| in
llu* (Jiove Hiuuluy willi Mr. und Mr*.
Oaao II. Braluard, Haul Batata ami In­ |V P II uff.
surants«, tiiubvr In u*l», laniiinic p t o p
Mr*. Oraci« llrown, dnugbler nnd
< r i v, funning property Mid city prop bilie «un are bere frolli Minne*otn In
erly.
o llfe «i*it ber purent*, Mr. nnd Mr*. M.
Itobbin*.
Wan tail Omul gasullua * 11 * 111 « taatwaau
3 mul II lnirm*|niMi<r. K. II, Kimm*,
NOTIOE OF BOND BALE.
Hulb *trx*«l, curiii'r 1.1 ncialn. u ll
N’ olire *i berleybg L T A O IN N N N N
Wmuaii iar Kiri balpar wantail in studio.
Notice i* lurdiy given timi mi Moti
Apply Miniriaai Nlmllo,
n24tfi*
day, llu* l*t duy of Deeember, 1U1»,
fo r Hal* Oblrkau ranch; good (I room ut llu* luiur of h o'clock p. ni. o f anid
biiuna*, woud»lii*il, l«vu lurgn rbicknu ■ Iny, ut Ibi* Foiuu'il Fluimber in Ibe
linu»i'*. log trupin'*la*il pulli'l* from On* City Hall III thè Fity of Follagli Clrove,
Tnurra-il alrniii o f good lny«*r*. nil kimln
■if fruit. A inoni*y innki'r. J. I). Mil l.mie Founty, Oregon, »eulrd Ind* will
lorn, north Dougin* otroat, Cottage be received for llu* purebnaa o f $t>oo0
Oro«a, i inv
a!M njipd Coupon boml* of *nul Fity tu be kiiown
Hpau of luaraa, wagon and baruau to uà Cottagi* li rovi* I mprov •-in i-n t Homi*,
l*»ue " 1 1 ," uiilbori/eil under Ibe prò
trado for cu«»a. For uwBor unit l>
vi*uiu* of Ibe Ituucroft bouding net.
N. M i'lulurff, ri-nr o f Fir*t Nulnninl
l'Io»«* borni* are in denominution»
Imiih.
o 'lltf
of 15110 rudi, dnted Deeember .'Ird,
For Hala Five room mudarti houaa, 111 111. No bill will be eonaiiierrd al
two I*I ih k* from »rhoul, nun block le** Itimi pur nnd ucrrued intere*!.
front rburrh nud mnin atreat, on nml Ludi bui must be nreompunied by u
■nla of nvt*r. fu ll DIP Kirnt atraal. rerlified check for tbe «um o f ) Ititi,
Filling« UniVO.
Ill 11 I pa I nini lite Common Fornirli renerve* ibi*
Want ml On« or two cblldron, under righi lo reject nny nml ull bùi».
J. L YOUNO.
■cbuail ng«, to curt* for. For pur lie
Il 212*___________________ City Keeorder.
ulnr* ndilri'm X V 7., Fnr« of Ha'iiliucl
offn a
i l tlp d
Notice of Roatl District Meeting.
For Bala 0 « arraa, more or lau, of To Whom It Muy Concern:
In'll bind ill YVtllnnii'tti* vullry. All
Notice I* hereby given that a meet­
uud«*r rultivalion mul irrigntiun. Oood ing of the legal voter* being re*ident
feuca*. Apply Ha-ntlnel.
n vltfc taxpayer* and owner* o f real property
Fur Hala at Bargain M acre* «veil Ini in Kond Dmtriet No. 20, in lain*
proved, good ii room bourn*, burn, mul County, Oregon, will be held at tbe
outbuilding»; |oiaa a it) Hauls on Fa hour o f two p. m. on the 2»lh duy of
rific kigliMuy. Lmiuiru ut Ha-uliuid o f November, A. D. HUP, nt what I*
I ica.
hue u life known u* the Hunt Kmu-b in *nid Uoud
Hecoml band Htandard unabridged die Dint rid , to determine w hether «aid
tionury for Mill'. A Imrgnin nt $2. road d i»trid «hull levy u apeeiul tax
I bn Mentinal.
ifpd of five mill* upon nil tbe Ininble prop
erly in ailid district fur Ike purpoae of
(food, ataady man wanted for general providing fund* lo improve what ia
farm work. I ’houe 27 FIS, l.ornni* known i i * tbe Old Military Wugon
Farm Fo., C, K, Unib-y, Matingor, 1 « Komi, District No. 20.
ruue, I Ir. ^'.it
H v 7 * IU
H. I-. IM1WN,
County Judge,
O U. home tor aala, neat 5 room cot
M. II. HARLOW ,
luge just oulmila* city limit*, i*n*t
L. B. HI'KN CL It,
Mmu *«•* ; rlcctnc light*, bulb, hot
County (.’ommimiioner».
«taler tank; corner lut IUI> 1.1^ ft., fiue n il 2.1 '
fruit tree*, fruit room, woodabed mul
guruge. Immetlinle |Mnoo***ion if tnken
Notice of Rood Dlxtrlct Meeting.
noon, #1270. W. F. Fonner, Hniein, Or., To Whom It Muy Courern:
(Htataaman O ffic e ),
hl 'I 2»*
Notice I* hereby given that n meet
Duet I>*atber watch fob with pearl ing uf the legal voter* being resident
bor*ebenal *m| golden brialle, Kelurn taxpayer* mul owner* o f reul properly
to I'eople ’* meut mnrket for re- in Kond Dintrict No. 15, in Lane
ward
n2l SMC County, Oregon, will be held nt the
hour o f one p. in. on the 2Pth day of
For Halo HO acre atock ranch, 6 acre*
November, A. D. 1P1P, ut the Orange
orchard, funning tool* nml mime buy. Hull in nuicl Kond Dintriet, to deter
H. I*, himrtridge,
n'Jl d12pd mine whether mud mud di*trirt »hull
For aala at a bargain It taken at once, levy n apeeiul tax o f five mill* upon
an nlmoat new modern houae; 5 nil the taxable properly in nnul ill*
room* and pantry; lot 75x100 feet. triet for the purpo»«* o f providing
Alao good Middle cheap. Ini|iiire M. M. fund* for the building nnd improvirfg
Thornton, 11515 Jefferaon Ave., F o l­ the county mini* in auid dintriet.
II. L. DOWN,
iage Grot •,
n 21 dup
County Judge,
Tor Halt Team, wagon and back. In-
M. II. IIA KLOW.
<|iiire o f J. It. Mnlney, laimlon, Ore
L. U. HI'LNCLK,
g"n.
n2ld0pd n il 21
County fonitnimiioiter*.
| ' ì WANT ADS.
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You Save a Little
Cottage drove flour ii Hold nt lean than other flour, which is
something to lie coiinitlereil theae days. You nave a little there,
ami the profit, stay« at home, which alao ia important.
W e have* reopened the feed atore opposite depot.
The C ottage G ro v e M illin g C o m p a n y
The Bank That Public
Confidence Built
Large enough to accommodate you—Not too
large to appreciate you
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Cottage Grove
Tl ieCi ittage Gi 'ove Senti nel
ar id T he Oreö ;on Farn tier
B o t h p a p e r s , p a id in
advance, on e year
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D E U O IIT V A L L E Y .
(H|ii*cinl to Thu Hentinel.)
Nov. IP. (leorgi* lin ker mul L'lmont
Keene, of Womlburn, brother »ml
nephew of Mr*. W. A. Keene, nre
gueat* ut the Keene home.
Mr. Moore, u recent arrival from
K uiiixx , hu* purebu*ei| the Flutt home
here and will tukn pc»*r»aiou Decern
bar i.
The I N i x o n fumily wna in Lugene
Heiurdny.
Mra. Fred Wright mul Mr*. Frank
Jaekaon, of below Walker, mother* of
Mr. mul Mr*. Oaeur Juekeon, viaited
nt the Juckaon home Hnliirdny. Loi*
Juckaon went home with them for over
Hominy.
Mr*. A linn Hear* und her gui**t* were
out from the drove from Thursday to
Hntunlny visiting nt tbe home o f her
noii Lrne*t.
Mr. mul Mr*. Arthur Hmith mul bn
by, o f M libel, were Hundny giu**t* of
Mr*. Hmith’* parents, Mr. und Mr*.
W. A. Witcher.
L. J. Hear* brought hi* new Ford
out home Hnl onlay evening.
Mr, mul Mr*. Furl lluye*, o f Cot­
tage drove, were Hunday guest* of
Mr*. Iln y r*’ parent*, Mr. mul Mrs.
L. M. Powell.
W. A. Keene, »on Howard, deorge
Iteeker mul Ulmont Keene took in the
football game nt Lugene Hulurdny.
A number o f men from this neigh­
borhood have been hauling gruvel on
to I’ueific Highway.
Mr*. Plott wu* hi Lugene over Mon­
day night.
John lloiitettler, of Hpringfield, wna
hern Monday,
Thu neighborhood wn* shocked by
the new* o f the sudden death of Mr*.
Kay Myer* in Cottage drove Tuesday
morning.
Ilenry Myer* rumn up from Mo
liuwk mul Mr*. Klork fame from Mill
City u|>on receiving word of the deuth
o f their brother'* wife, Mr*. Kny
Myer*.
The J. A. Joll fumily were Eugene
vlaitor* Wedneadny.
Mr*. L. Wuldernheiin, o f Cottagr
druve, mother o f Mr*. L. J. Henr»,
rami* out to the Hear* home Wedne*
day.
Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Nixon, Mr*.
Hugh Nixon mul Mr. nml Mr*. Moore
motored to Lugene Wednesday.
Jr*» Tucker I* on the aiek list.
LO N D O N .
(Hpcrinl to The Hentinel.)
Nov. 17.—Colvin Mnrlow, o f Lo-
rum* attended church here Hundny.
Mi«* Mnbel Hhortridge, of Llkhcnd,
spent the week end here.
D, It. Ilurri* celebrated hi* seven
ty ninth
birthday nnniver*ury
Inst
Hundny. Those present wore Mr. nnd
Mr*. O. P. Will*, Mr*. W. C. Hhort
ridge mul son* and daughter, Vern,
('laud ami Mabel, Mr. nml Mr*. John
Hmiill and sou Carl und Mr. nnd Mr*.
Will June*.
Mi*» Orpha Comb* spent Hnturday
night anil Hundny with her parent*.
An oyster «upper wn* given nt the
deorge Umlo* home Hundny night in
honor of Mr*. Haile*, the occasion be
mg her birthday anniversary. The eve
uing wn* spent in games.
Among
those present were Mr. nml Mrs. J. L.
Hanlon mul fumily, Mr. nnd Mr*.
Hpungeuberg ami family, Mr. and Mr*.
Ilowurd Cox, Mr. and Mr». Will Max
»ny nnd non John, John and Kunice
Hnughnutn, Calvin Mnrlow mul the
Hurn»ide* young folk» o f the drove,
Harold Aboene und Myrtle Huther
land.
Mr. nnd Mr*, deorge Carlile nnd
family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodnrd,
o f the drove, and Mr. nnd Mr*. Fha*
Hull motored up to the J. T. Hmall
home Hundny afternoon.
M ih * Aileen Will* spent the week
end with her parent*.
Mr. nnd Mr». Will Lively motored
to the drove Monilny.
Mr. nnd Mr*. W ill June* left Tue*
ilny for their home in the Grove.
Mr*. Clara Moxley, of Llkhead,
spent the week end nt the K. deer
home.
MOUNT
V IE W .
(Hpecinl to The Hentinel.)
Nov. IP.— Miss Orpha Comb* spent
tbe week end with her parents at
London.
Mr. and Mr*. F; J. Helliwell, o f the
drove, ncroiupa iiird by Mrs. Helli
w ell'* mother, Mr*. Armitage. o f N ew ­
port, were Hundny guests o f Mr. nnd
Mr*. C. W. Hear*.'
Mr*. .V. Knudson vsiited Hundny
with her sister, Mr*. Them« Miller, at
Hlu<« Mountain.
Mrs. Mary Ishmael left Tuesday for
Kiiseburg to nttend the funeral o f her
Notice of Road District Meeting.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that n meet­
ing of the legal voters being resident
taxpayer* and owner* o f real property
in Head
District No. 14, in l-une
County, Oregon, will I«' held nt the
hour o f two p. m. on the 21tth ilny of
November, A. D. 11*1», at the Dorenn
Hall in said Kond District, to deter­
mine whether said road district shall
levy a special tax of two mills upon
nil the taxable property in said dis­
trict for the piiriKi*«'
o f providing
fund* for roml work-in District No. 14.
II. L. BOW N,
County Judge,
M. 1L HARLOW ,
E. R. SPENCER,
n il 21
County Commissioner*.
Notice of Road Dlxtrlct Meeting.
To Whom It Muy Concern:
Notice is hereby given that n meet­
ing of the legal voter* being resident
taxpayers and owner* o f real property
in Kond District No. 7ti, in Lane
County, Oregon, will be held at the
hour of two p. in. on the 2»th duy of
November, A. D. Mil», at the Shields’
School in said Road District to deter­
mine whether said rond district »hall
levy a special tux of two mills upon
nil the tumble property in said dis­
trict for the purpose of providing
fund* fur maintenance uf all through
county roud* ill said district.
H. L. DOWN,
County Judge,
M. II. HARLOW ,
L. R. SPENCER,
n!4 21
County Cumminsioners.
W A N T AD. K A T E »—The minimum
price on a want ad. ia 25c. Three inser­
tions for the price o f two. One-half cent
a word after third innertion. No adver­
tisement put ou books for less than
dOtf
Instant heat —
when and where
you want It
A good oU beater filled with Pearl
OU lights at the touch o f a match—
gives instant b ea t
N o smoke, no
odor. Portable. Economical. Coxy
comfort without dust and dirt.
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Pearl OU is refined and re-refined
by our special process which makes it
clean burning. For tale in bulk by
dealers everywhere*— tbe seme high-
quality kerosene as the Pearl OU told
in five-gallon cans. There Is a raving
by baying in bulk. Order by name—
Pearl OU.
W e recom m en d
Heaters.
P e r fe c tio n
O il
PEARL OIL
(K E R O S E N B )
DEÂRL
* OIL
* • (A4 Itnmvi
HEAT AND LIGHT
STANDARD
OIL COMPANY
t CAUPO i M IAJ
Notice of Road District Meeting.
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that a meet­
ing of the legnl voters being resident
taxpayers mid owner» o f real property
in Rend District No. 1», in Lane
County, Oregon will bo held at the
hour of 1:00 p. m., on the 22nd day
of November, A. D. 1»18, at tbe
Oakridge Hchool Hou»e in said Road
District, to determine whether said
road district »hull levy a special tax
uf five mill* upon all tho taxable prop
erty in said di»trict for the purpose of
providing fund* for construction i f
new road» and maintenance o f existing
roads in above district.
II. L. BOWN,
County Judge,
M. II. HARLO W ,
K. R. SPENCER,
n7 21____________ County Commisaioners.
Cottage GroveTestimony
H O M E PROOF H E R E L T H E R E A N D
EVERYW HERE
When you see Doan’s Kidney Pills
recommended in this paper you most
always find the reeommendor a Cot­
tage Grove resident. It 's the same ev­
erywhere— in JiOO towns in the U. H.
fifty thousand people publicly thank
Doan’s. What other kidney remedy can
give this proof o f merit, honesty and
trut h T Home testimony must be true
or it could not be published here. Read
this Cottage Grove recommendation.
T i n insist on having Dunn’s. You will
know what you are getting:
Alfred Doolittle, retired carpenter,
.12(1 Fifth St., says: " I have taken
Doan’s Kidney 1’flla on several occa­
sions when my kidneys have needed
attention und my back has been lame.
They hnve always given me splendid
results. ’ ’
Price 80c at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy— get
Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that
Mr. Doolittle had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfra., Buffalo, N. Y.
nv!4-21
nephew.
r’rnrk Henr* wn* home from Wend
ling for the week end.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Wude Watt», o f Row
Kiver, visited over Hundny with Mr*.
W a tt*’ mother, Mr*. Tildn Jones.
Jumc* Whitford, of the drove, is nt
the J. R. Cooley home curing for John
Cooley, who is not improved.
W. D. lienth wn* in the Orove Sat­
urday.
Mr*. Knte Henr* nnd son Frnnk »pent
Hundny nt tho C. W. Hear* home.
Mr. nnd Mrn. Oleve Jones returned
to their home nt Row River Hundny
after having s|H*nt several day* with
Mr*. Tildn Jones.
Lowrie Ltiglnml, o f Dorenn, has had
hi* woodsnw nt the J. R. Cooley plnce
thi* week sawing wood.
Mr*. I„ R. Long, o f the drove, wn*
out to the W. 1). Heath home Friday
afternoon.
Mr*. C. W. Senrs nnd Mr*. Knte
Hear* visited Tuesday nt the J. Kile
home.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Thomas, n t Washing
ton, hnve moved on the llnrrison place,
ivhich Mr*. Thomn*’ brother, George
(juiinby, hn* rented.
Mr. and Mr*. Waldo Miller were in
the Grove Tuesday.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Hlogdon ntnrted for
Hnginnw Hundny to spend the day, but
were compelled to return before reach
ing their destination, after having
mired down by the Chn*. Conner plnce
in Delight Valley.
Helms Miller visited Hundny nt the
Inude Arne home.
Jim Hnwley wn* nt the C. W. Hears
f.
Notice o f Road District Meeting.
To Whom It Muy Concern:
Notice is hereby given that n meet­
ing of the legal voters being resident
taxpayer« und owner* o f real property
in Kond District No. OU, in Lurie
County, Oregon, will be held at the
hour o f two p. m. on the 2Pth day of
November, A. D. JPIP, at the Hilk
Creek Hchool House in raid Kond Di*
triet, to determine whether »nid rond
dÎHtriet »hull levy u »pei inl tax o f ten
mill* upon ull the taxable property in
said district for the pur[»>*e or provid­
ing fund*
for
improving Cottage
Grove I .orane road in District OU.
H. L. DOWN,
County Judge,
M. II. HARLOW ,
K. K HI’ LNCLK,
n il 21
County Commissioners.
Special Prices
fo r the Week at
The Sample Store
Men’s Dress Shoes,.Munson Last..................... ........ S 10.00
Men’s Dress Shoes................................. $1.50 to $10.00
Men’s W ork Shoes............
............ $2.95 to $8.50
Men’s Loggers...................
........$11.50 to $17.50
Men’s Shirts .....................
........... $2.95 to $10.00
M en’s Trousers....................
............. $2.95 to $6.50
Men'8 Suits........................
........$25.00 to $28.50
Boys’ Suits........................
............ $1.50 to $7.50
M en’s G lo v e s....T ............
................75 C to $3.25
1 v
Canvas Gloves, pair..........
Canvas Gloves, Leather Face
pair........................ 35<^
Ladies’ Suits........................
........$35.00 to $45.00
Ladies’ Skirts.....................
.......... $7.00 to $10.00
Ladies’ Coats......................
........$35.00 to $15.00
Ladies’ Dresses...................
........................ $25.00
Ladies’ W aists.....................
............ $1.25 to $6.50
Ladies’ Dress Shoes............
..............$4.95 to $8.50
Ladies’ Pumps a t..............
...........................$6.50
Ladies ’ Umbrellas................
............ $1.65 to $9.25
Misses’ Dresses...................
............. $1.95 to $4.50
Ladies ’ H ats.......................
............................$1.95
Ladies’ Rubber Boots.......
...........................$2.65
A . W . Sw anson
M anager
EVERY PATRON OF THE SENTINEL IS HELPING TO GIVE
COTTAGE GROVE WHAT EMINENT AUTHORITY HAS STATED
TO BE THE BEST COUNTRY WEEKLY PAPER ON THE COAST
“ D on’t says C the h eat
Y
ourself”
Good Judge
NO CHILLS HERE!
Chate the chilli out o f the
bathroom with a Perfec­
tion O il Heater.
ItB
cheery warmth will be ap­
preciated by the whole
family.
Easily carried
about Vttd in 3, 000,000
hom er.
Buy your Perfection now.
Come in, at your couvcu-
icaca, end aee them.
There's nothing saved
by chewing ordinary
tobacco. A little chew
of that good rich-tasting
tobaccogocs a lotfarther,
and its good taste lasts
all the way through.
Little chew — lasting—
satisfying. That’s why
it’s a real saving to buy
this class of tobacco.'
Knowles & Graber
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
PERFECTION
fmt uf) in two styles
O lfH E A T E R S A - ^ v —
RIGHT C U T is a short-cut tobacco
W-B GUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
W c v t an-B-uton C o m o lo y , HQ-’ 3road«\éy. flo w York C