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DAYS OF DIZZINESS
OOMJS TO HTJNDKSDfl OT OOTTAOE
GROVE PEOPLE
SOCIETY
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Marvin Alstott, sou o f Mr. uud Mrs.
F. J. Alstott, eutertaiued » few o f his
frivuds Saturday «veiling at th« home
o f hi« parents.
Befreshiueuts wer«
served folloni mg a pleasant evening of
game«.
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The meeting o f the Constellation rlub
scheduled for yesterday afternoon was
postponed two weeks.
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The M. P. G. club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. K. K. Mills
A juciiie dinner had beeu planned,
but on account o f threatening weather
the refreshments were served in the
Sentinel bouse picnic style. Mrs. G. A. Proctor,
*** a new member, was present.
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A social evening was given Wedttes
day at the I.estor VaiiNurtwirk home
in honor o f the birthday anniversaries
o f Mr. VauN ortwiek'» sisters, Mrs
Nathau Mattock and Mrs. John Trim
were served.
House cleaning time is here nell. Kefreshuients
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and you will have an accumu
H uff lahiuael.
lation of old rags and paper
The wedding of Miss Wynifred Mur
rei lshmael to Harvey Huff was sol
and magazines that are worth
money to you. If you will call fiutiixed m the pastor's study o f the
church, in Kugeue, Tuesday
up Cottage Grove Junk Co., Christum
at 12:JO
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p. m. noth a
are reaideuta of
phoue 5, we will call.
Cottage Grove. Tlios« present were
Buyer of Wool, Hides, Pelts,
Mrs. Iva Ishuiael, mother of the bride;
Rags, Newspapers, Magazines Avery Arthur, Dessie aud Johu lah
brut hers aud sister o f the bride;
tied in bundles, aud Chittem uiael,
Mrs Kdua Pitcher, auut of the bride,
Bark. We buy and sell qfory- and Mrs. lutura lshmael. The happy
thing.
couple are at home for a few days at
the Walter Pitcher home but will soon
leave for eastern Oregon. The mother
o f the bride made the trip from Cali
furuia to attend the wedding and will
remain for a visit with her son Av>.y
her sister, Mrs. Kdua Pitcher, her
mother, Mrs. A. M. Crane, nud other
2-4 Pacific Highway Phone 5 relatives.
There are day a o f dizziness;
Spells o f headachs, languor, hark
arhe;
Sometime« rheumatie pains;
Often urinary disorder«.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kiduey ills.
Endorsed in Cottage Orove by grate
ful friends and neighbors.
Ask your ueighbor,
Mrs. Amanda Spriggs, 500 S. 1st St.,
Cottage Grove, says: ••Doan’s Kidney
Pills are not a new remedy to me for
attacks of kidney trouble. I had ter
rible backaches and could hardly get
about. Disty »pells came over me, oa
A panacea for everything
penally when I stooped. My limbs
wantads.
ached, my feet swelled and my kid
neys acted too frequently. I used
D oan'» Kidney Pills as directed aud
they soon had me feeliug like a d if
ferent person. The aches and pains
left and my kidneys did not anuoy
LADIES, ATTENTION!
Price 60c, at all dealers. D on't sim
ask for a kidney remedy—get
nan's Kidney Pills— the same that
Mrs. Spriggs had. Poster Milburu Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N, Y,
m2Sjn4
Sa
Grove Transfer
Company
Cottage Grove
Junk Company
All kinds o f
FURNITURE MOVING AND
GENERAL JOBBING
T. W. Jacobs, Prop.
Phon« 21 1*3
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ARCADE TH E A TE R
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Friday, May 28— “ Tkirty a
Week,” by Tom Moore. If you
think you can’t live on thirty
a week, don’t fail to see this
picture and maybe you will
change your mind.
Sunshine comedy, "Damaged
No Goods. ”
Monday, May 31—“ Broken
Commandments, ” by Gladys
Brockwell.
“ Smashing Barriers,”
by
William Duncan, fifth episode.
Tuesday,
June
1—“ By
Proxy,” by Roy Stewart. A
breexy western picture.
Saturday, May 29—“ Test of
Honor,” by John Barrymore.
He had only two choices;
which should he take? Go to
jail himself for seven years for
a crime of which he was guilt
less, or aend to jail the girl he
loved for seven years, who was
guilty of the basest crime with
in the ken of man. Which did
he takef
“ Spring Fever,” by Herold
Lloyd.
Wed.-Thu., June 2-3—“ His
Majesty, The American,” by
Doug. Fairbanks. The best pic
ture Smiling Doug, ever made.
Eight big reel»—just think of
it. Two «lays at the Arcade.
Sunday, May 30—“ Louisi
ana,” by Vivian Martin.
Mutt and Jeff in “ Cut Out
the Nonsense.”
Pathe Review, motion pic
tures in colors.
Friday,
June
4— “ The
Brand,” by Rex Beach. One of
R ex’s famous northern stories.
Y ou’ll say it ia a good picture
when you see it.
“ Pills of Peril,” comedy.
City M eat M arket
BARTELS à SAFLEY, PROPS
PHONE 89
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Of course y ou ’re looking for our usual Saturday Specials, for
you know they will be money-savers. Here they are:
LARD
Rex brand................... ....... ...... 5-lb. pail $1.35; 10-lb pail $2.65
Jones’ Special, 5-lb. pail............................................ .......... $1.36
Bartels & Safley Special 3-lb. pail 80c; 5 lb. $1.40; 10-lb $2.75
Jones’ Special compound, 5-lb. pail......................................$1.30
Jewel ahortening..................... 5 lb. pail $1.30; 2‘/ 2-lb. pail 60c
Cotosuet— .................... ............ 6-lb. pail $1.55; 2l/2-lb. pail 60c
Weiners..... ......... ..... ........... _.................. 1 lb. 26c; 2 lbs. for 46c
Hamburger------------
1 lb. 25c; 2 lbs. for 45c
Pork Sausage........ ............................_..l lb. 25c; 2 lbs. for 46c
Minced Ham............. ........
1 lb. 26c; 2 lbs. for 45c
Liver Sausage.......... ............................... 1 lb. 25c; 2 lbs. for 45c
Bologna-------------
1 lb. 25c; 2 lbs. for 45c
Mustard, bottle..................... .. ................................ 16c; 2 for 25c
BACON
Belly, lb. 32c; nice fancy, lb. 40c; good, lb. 30c; real, lb. 36c
SPECIAL8
Beefsteak.............................................................lb 26c; 2 for 45c
Veal Stew, per lb.................................................... ....... ........12t/2c
Veal Roasts, per Itx.____ _____ _________ _________________ 22c
Good fancy Veal Steak, per lb.............................. 26c and 30c
Know les & G rab er
CO TTAG E GROVE, OREGON
Hardware
Furniture
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Neighborhood News
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T o the Lady W h o W ishes to
Beautify Her House
WE HAVE RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE
EASTERN MILL A BEAUTIFUL ASSORT
MENT OF
Colonial Drapery
Figured Silkoline
Art Ticking
Ostend Taffeta
Versailles Chintz, etc.
PATTERNS
L
HEBRON
(Hpecial to The Heutmel.)
May 26.— Myruu Taylor, o f Bose
burg, is here visiting with hw aunts,
the Misses Tnylor, and with other rela
tives.
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Mr. anil Mrs. N. W. Whit« and
daughters, Adelle aud lues, motored
to Piensaut Hill Sunday and speut the
day with Mrs. W h ite’s sister, Mrs. Cal
liaon.
Mrs. Isu rs McKeriinu aud Mrs. Kd
TulJar, o f the Grove, visited Monday
with Mrs. B. M. Kappauf aud Mrs. 8.
H. Bailey.
Grandpa Oilham has been suffering
quite severely the past week with a
felou on his hand.
An incipient blaze at the B. K.
Piper home Monday was put out by
neighbors before serious damage re
suited.
The G. J. Kappauf, Johu Kebelbeek
aud G. M. Kebelbeek families and
Mrs. 8. H. Bailey picnicked above l-oa
don Hunday.
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Mr. and M rs J. D. Coffman, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Powell, o f the Grove,
Prentiss Callison, o f Pleasant Hill, aud
the Alfred White family picnicked on
Sharp 'a creek Suoday.
Mrs. J. A. Powell went to Kugeue
Sunday to visit an aunt who ia sick.
DIVIDE.
(Hpecial to The Sentinel.)
Among those who were in the Grove
Saturday were Mrs. Prank Turner and
daughter, Miss Julia, Mrs. P. M. Chap
man and son, Mrs. Pete Mostucbetfi
and children James Ambrose, Mr. and
Mrs. U. W. Me Key nobis aud Miss Mil
dred Dugan.
Mrs. flurry Williams, o f the Pallet!
mill, shopped in the Grove Haturday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Bobmson were
in the Grove Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Burkett have
returned from Portland, where they
spent the past two mouths. They will
now reside here.
Mrs. H. H. Bussell was up from
Drain a few days of last week visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bur
kett.
P. M. Chapman received his new
Pord car last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Du
gun motored to Wilbur Saturday and
spent the week end with the P. M.
Parker family.
Mrs. P. M. Chapman, Mrs. Geo. A lie
man and Mrs. I.ee Dugan shopped in
the Grove Wednesday.
ARE
REALLY
ARTISTIC
AND
THE FINISH AND W EAVE OF GOODS ARE
NEAR PERFECT.
THIS MERCHANDISE WAS BOUGHT RIGHT
FOR CASH AND IS PRICED WITH NO
PROFITEERING ADDED.
Powell & Burkholder
Specials for this Week in the
Great Gomg-Out-of-Business
TWO NEW HOME ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES
W ITH VIBRATING SHUTTLE, REGULAR PRICE
$75. SPECIAL THIS W EEK OF THE GOING OUT-
OFBUSINESS SALE A T
MOUNT VIEW
(Hpecial to The Hentinel.)
May 1.— School has been closed this
week on account o f the death o f Mrs.
H. C. Combs, mother of Miss Grpha
Combs, who teaches here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hears, Mrs.
Kate Hears and Mr. and Mrs. J. K
Cooley attended the funeral of S, K.
I*ewis in the Grove Saturday.
Miss Allie Phillips, o f Salem, visited
this week with her pareuts, Mr. and
Mrs. Prank Phillips.
|W. J. Chapman and son Otto went
in Cottage Grove Saturday. Miss Osis
Chapman accompanied them home and
is spending the week with them.
Mrs. M. G. Green, o f l»n d »n , visited
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Bales.
Mrs. Mary lshmael has been quite ill.
The Prank Phillips family picnicked
at Blue Mountain Hunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hears, Brison
Hears and Mrs. Kate Hears visited Hnn
day at the Icewis Hears home iu the
Grove.
Mrs. L. K. L m g visited Monday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Heath.
Mrs. Claude Arne visited Friday at
Walden with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Linebuiigh.
Miss Grace Punk spent Hunday in
the Grove.
Fred Frost and Wm. Heath, o f D i
vide, were at the W. D. Heath home
Tuesday.
Bats have recently destroyed 5*
young chicks belonging to Mrs. Kate
Hears.
Mrs. Homer Chamberlain, o f Blue
Mountain, visited Tuesday with her
sister, Mrs. Claude Arne.
ONE NEW HOME ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE
W ITH vROTARY
SHUTTLE,
REGULAR
PRICE
$85, SPECIAL THIS W EEK OF THE GOING OUT-
OFBUSINESS SALE AT—
The Going-Out of Business Sale prices continue on all the staple
goods remaining in stock. Supply your wants now.
will there be another such opportunity.
Wynne
Never again
& Kime