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dent, Mrs E lb ert Sm ith, vice presiden t, T i t u s Wim llie see no of h jolly in form s!
an d Mrs C harles Adams, secretary , p a r t y Inst e v e n in g in hon or of I>r.
were unanim ously reelected. A fte r for T i t i m ’ sister. Miss Mise T itu s, of Ku
mal a d jo u r n m e n t a co ntest on some of gene, mol Mrs Til ns* Urol her, Ikw
the J a p a n e s e nam es used in th e y e a r ' s Homi, of P ort Is ml. The you ng people
Mr». 8. K. Mi K in n c r c e le b rated her stud y w as indulgisi in, Mrs. B eutler present were Mins Aliee (iuretson, Miss
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an n iv e r sa ry aud Mrs. U nip hrey ty ii^t for honors. M nrthn .Ioli nnnii, Minn llililreil Hull,
S u n d a y w ith a sum ptuous din ner.
R e fre s h m e n ts w ere served by th e of Mins Willum T h u rlie r nini t ’nrl, llnrlow
T h ree d a u g h te r s were present, as fo l­ ficera.
.mil Knnnell Un ret non unii I 're n tie e 1 'it I
lows: Mrs. F a n n y W itte, of Y o n c a lla ;
j listili.
Mrs. Win. C l a r k , ' o f Coburg, an d Mrs.
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Georgia Clark, o f Coburg
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P a rk e r , Mr. au d Mrs. J . V. S te w a rt ns a su rprise for Mr. N ewcom b, th e o c ­ Kein Tuenils\ a fte rn o o n . Mm U, M
a n d Mrs. C arrie Heuienwny. Mrs. M c­ casion bcitig his b ir th d a y . T he guests S hinn » n s a guest of th e chili.
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K inney has been a resid en t o f Oregon w ere l>r. an d Mrs. A. W. Kirne, Mr.
an d Mrs. C. M. P a r k e r , Mr. an d Mrs.
since 1S52.
The Home Missions society of the
J . V. S te w a rt, W illiam T hum . G eneva M ethodist church met til the ehureli
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Kune, an d Alice, Glen un d Odessa parlo rs W edn esday a fte rn o o n .
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The T u esd ay E v e n in g club m et this
H am rick rend the hieutiinl report of
week at th e home o f Mrs, C harles Vick.
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th e g en eral conference, and the fol
Adanis to tr a n s a c t business a u d elect
The home o f Or. au d Mrs. II. W. low ing o ffic e rs were elected for the
o fficers. Mrs. C. E. I 'm p h re y , presi
coming y e a r : Mrs. J o e P o rte r, presi
d e n t; Mrs. W. 1.. D arby, vice presi
d e n t ; Mmn G race B lackw ell, s e c r e ta ry :
Mrs. Lucy C urriu, tr e a s u re r .
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Mrs. W. G. B e a ttie e n t e r t a i n e d the
I Social T w elve m a d e li g h tf u l m a n n e r
T h u rsd a y a fternoon.
SOCIETY
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ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Fri., June 18—“ Leave it to
Susan,” by Madge Kennedy.
Sunshine comedy, “ Son of a
Gun.”
uions and Wicked Husbands.”
“ Blind Chance,” a two reel
western.
Tales of the Town
M. C. Kolduns was in Kugene yes
te r d n y .
Tuea., June 22—“ Loot,” by
W. K. Buckley m otored dow n from
W anh ingtou and visited thin week with
Sat., June 19—“ Secret Ser­ Ora Carew, You remember
hi* p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. J . W Buck
vice,” by Robert Warwick. A reading this story in the Sat­
ley.
detective story of the Civil urday Evening Post. You see
Mr. a n d Mm O. H. W illard went to
war.
K osehurg y e s te rd a y to visit th e ir son
robberies, a powerful hunch of
B ert, an d d a u g h te r . Mrs. F re d Ju s t.
“ Rajah,” by Herold Lloyu.
criminals, detectives, a subma­
Mrs, T. G. S u d te ll is v is itin g in Al
rine chaser oil the high seas,
b a n y w ith h e r m o th e r, Mrs. Y ir t ta
Sun., June 20—“ Law of ’u ’ exerytiling.
Neale.
Men,” by Enid Bennett. Bo­
T h e R obert A u lu u f fam ily motored
Comedy, “ Non-skid Love.”
hemian life in Greenwich vil­
up from A uluuf W ednesday.
lage, New Y ork’s famous Latin
t ’laud S e h ru r k was in from L oranc
Wed, June 23—“ Hay Foot,
W ed nesday.
quarter.
Straw Foot,” by Charles Ray.
C hiekeus, hogs, veal a n d r a t t l e w ant
A Mutt and Jeff comedy.
ed a t th e P e o p le 's m a r k e t.
mhfitfr
■Just mention the name of
Pat he Review—motion pic­ Charles Ray -nuf said.
Miss Naomi W y nne leaves th is week
tures in colors.
for a visit w ith her a u n t, Mrs. P ran k
Comedy, two nels, “ Shanks
T im m erm an, in P o r t la n d , a u d her on
cle, A. W. V eatch, in Salem .
Mon., June 21—William Dun­ aud Shivali v.”
Mr. an d Mrs. Lloyd S t r a t t o n mo
can in “ Smashing Barriers.”
tored o v e r from M arsh field Weilnes
Thurs.,
June
24—“
Last
of
Eighth episode. “ The Murder
d a y . Mr. S t r a t t o u is u fo r m e r resi
Car.” Locked in an auto and the Duanes,” by William Far-
dent.
pushed off the deck of a ship nuin—a Zane Gray story. An­
Misa F e r n Holcomb has a c c ep ted n
position ut the F a ir store.
into the bay. This is what hap­ other good outdoor western
picture.
T h e r e ’s h a rd ly a n y t h i n g a S en tinel
pened to Dick and Bella.
w a n tn d w o n ’t do, b u t if one doesn ‘t
International News Weekly.
Comedy—Two reels, “ Frisky
do it, t r y two.
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Mr. a n d Mrs. C. A. B a rte ll went to
A lbany T u e sd a y to a t t e n d th e closing
exercises of the school which th eir lit
tie d a u g h te r has been a tt e n d i n g Miss
D onna re tu rn e d w ith them .
T h e O. M. Kem fe m ily m otored to
F o r t ln a d M onday.
PHONE 89
BARTELS & SAFLEY, PROPS
W hili g a s is sh o r t in a good tim e to
h av e your c a r o v erh a u le d an d fixed
up so t h a t you can e n jo ^ y o u rs e lf
when “ j u i c e ” is a v a ila b le . T he Ser
vice G arage, S p ray , Long & t ’ruson,
We told you to keep your eyes peeled for something special
is th e place.
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this week and you will be money ahead if you have remained
llo n ald Hood, of P o r t la n d , is v isiting
ut th e home o f his siste r, Mrs. H. W.
awake all week looking for the specials which are listed here­
T itus.
with. Be careful when you read or you may think your eyes
T he W. A. H em en w ay fam ily will
are fooling you, the prices are so much more reasonable than
move to W a lk e r soon. Mrs. H em enw ay
will teach in the W a lk e r high school
you are likely to expect in these days of sky-rocketing prices.
n e x t y ear.
Mrs. Sain Naz.or, of Kugene, visited
5-lb. pail of compound............. ...... .................................. $1.25
T u e sd a y w ith her m other, Mrs. Ella
5-
lb. pail of pure lard........ .........................$1.30 and $1.35
Wilson.
6-
lb. pail of pure lard................................................................................
$1.55
Amici H a w k in s is here from N orth
6-lb. pail of Cotosuet... ...................... ^.... ......................... $1.55
Bend fo r a v isit w ith his g ra n d m o th e r ,
2t-2*lb. pail of Cotosuet............ ................................................. 60c
Mrs. Allie H aw kins.
City M eat M arket
SPE C IA L S
2t/i>-lb. pail of Jewel shortening................................................60c
10-lb pail of pure lard..........................................$2.50 and $2.65
Corn beef, 12-ounce can............. ............................................ 35c
Waxbom’s sardines, three stylos, 15-ounce cans................ 20c
Corn beef hash, 5-ounce can.....................................................15c
Vienna style sausage, 5-ounee can..............
15c; 2 for 25c
Sibley’s deviled ham........5-ounce can, 10c; 314 -ounce can, 5c
Rex oleomargarine, lb................
30c
Gem Nut oleomargarine, lb.i.................................................. 30c
Umeco oleomargarine, lb......................................
30c
Troco oleomargarine, lb............
30c
Nucoa oleomargarine, lb......................................... 40c; 2 for 75c
Our supply of these is short, so get yours early.
C'risco— 31/2 lb. ean................ $100; 2-lb. can...........................55c
Fine fancy breakfast bacon, lb................................................ 30c
Extra fancy bacon, IK.........:.... ............................................. 35c
Veal stew, lb.........................
10c
Veal roast, lb...............................................................................20c
Veal pot roast, lb.................................................................. 22c
Veal steak and outlets, lb........_............................................ 25c
Nice fancy Chinook salmon, in chunks lb. 25c; sliced lb 35c
Pickled pigs feet, ib..................
10c
Dill pickles, lb.............................
10c
Wieners, lb....25c; Bologna, lb_... 22c; Minced ham, lb 25c
We have to move this stuff out Saturday so we can make
room, as we are getting ready to make modem repairs to our
shop and make it one of the best in the state.
THE MILLER OF THE DEE
Had nothing on us. As romantic a story might not be built
about our business, but in these busy days you want service
and want the best. We’re your huckleberry. Flour, feed,
chick feed and mill supplies of every kind.
THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
in
The quality of banking support you receive is of prime im­
portance. If your bank is to serve you well, it must itself
have—as this bank ha»—-the facilities of the greatest bank­
ing organization in the world—the Federal Reserve System.
First National Bank
THE OLD RELIABLE
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Burlington New
Fashioned Hosiery
for Style and Service
Whether you need hosiery to withstand the strain of
strenuous outdoor activities or to add charm to a for
mal evening costume, try our Burlington New Fash
ioned Hosiery. It is
Knitted to the shape
of the Foot and Leg
and is not stretched or cut to fit. We have them in the
finest lisle and in silk, in black and cordovan, and the
prices are right.
Powell & Burkholder
Phone 70
Corner of Fifth and Main
As a Special Sales Inducement W e Have Set Aside
A Limited Number Only
Jack Dempaey Not Guilt y.
S a n F r n n r t w o . — W illiam H a r r i s o n
( J a c k ) I W n p e e y . w o r ld ’s h e a v y w e ig h t
c h a m p io n , wan found not g u ilty on a
s e l e c ti v e d r a f t e v a s io n In d i c tm e n t by
a Jury in th e U n ite d S ta t e * d i s t r i c t
c o u r t h e re . T h e J u r o rs w e re o u t only
a few m o m e n t s a f t e r th e Ju dge tu r n e d
t h e c a s e o v e r to th e m
C u m m in * I* Re N o m in a te d .
De» Moine*.— U n ite d H tates S e n a t o r
A lb e r t H. Curiiinln* w a s r e n o m i n a t e d
on t h e re p u b l ic a n ti c k e t In Iowa.
THE
M ARKETS
Portland.
O at*— No. 3 w h ite feed, $69 p e r ton.
C o r n — W hole, $ 6 2 0 8 3 , c r a c k e d , $84
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6 .
H a y — W’ll l a m e t t e valley tim o th y ,
$34 p e r t o n ; a lfa lfa , $35.
P o t a t o e s — O reg o n . 7 '/4c p e r p o u n d ;
G em*. 8M,c f. o. b. station.
B u t t e r F a t — 53c.
E g g s — R a n c h , 37c p e r dozen.
P o u l t r y — Hen*, 180 2 6 c.
C a t t l e — B est al^er*. 111.76 0 12 26;
good to choice, $ 1 0 6 0 0 1 1 ; m e d i u m to
good, $9 60 0 1 0 60.
Hog*— P r i m e mixed, $ 1 6 0 15.50; m e
d iu m m ixed, $ 1 4 6 u 0 1 6 ; pig s, $114/
13 60.
H heep— L a m b s, $11 604*12; y e a rlin g ,
$70».
Seattle.
H a y — E a s t e r n W a s h i n g to n tim o th y .
$45 p e r t o n ; a lfalfa, $4».
P o t a t o e s Y a k im a Oom*. $176 per
to n ; loc.nl, $1600180.
B u t t e r F a t —6 6 0 6 7 c .
E ggs— Ranch, 36041c.
H ogs— Prim e,
$ 1 4 .7 6 0 1 5 2 6 ;
me
d lu m to choice, $13.76014.76; pigs,
$ 1 1 .7 5 0 1 2 76.
P o u l t r y — H ens, d re s s e d , h e a v y , 4 2 0
43c; light, d re s s e d , 35c; live, 31 0 3 9 c
C a t t l e — B est steer* , $11 .7 6012.60;
m e d i u m t o choice, $ 9 0 1 1 .
Phonographs
To Be Sold on Remarkably Easy
Terms While They La&
See Us About the Low FirSt Payment and the
Easy Weekly or Monthly Installments
Our term» make it cattily possible for you to have that internationally famous I’allie in yo tr
home. But you will have to act quickly, for when this limited number is
these special
terms stop. Who wouldn't be happy to own a I'a the these summer evening» when families
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on the veranda to hear its exquisite melodies, or young
folks »lance to its lively fox trots
The wonderful Sapphire
Ball is the secret of its perfect tone quality.
Let us demon 4
atrate it to you.
SEE US fidW ABOUT INVESTING IN A I* AT H E IT
HOSTS NO MORE THAN THE ORDINARY I’HONOOKAIM!
DOUBLE
Ex-Service Men, Attention!
All ex service men who hnv e claims
of a n y sort a g a in s t the g o v e rn m e n t
a re req uested to see G. A. P ro c to r, at
1105 A dam s avenue, before J u l y 1.
A rra n g e m e n ts have been m ade where
by s e ttlem en t may be m ade w ithou t
d e la y up to t h a t tim e.
jn e l8 p d
gone,
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RECORDS
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H.
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adsen
Cottage Grove
Oregon