Neighborhood News
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Heillwell-Bangs & Marksbury
RIVER.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
June lti.— Mr. »ml Mr». H. F. MeCol
lum were in Eugene TuesJay.
Mr». Win. Tobin aud chiKlren re
turned to Eugeue Monday, after a vis
it at the home o f Mrs. Tobin's sou,
T h e Daylight: Store T o r Men
Leo.
Mrs. J. K. Jones, her son tiny and
daughter, Mildred lt u c s , visited Sun
day with Mrs. L. Harrison.
Mrs. J. 11. Mosby and daughter l.eta
went to Marcóla Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Kruest Heaton, of
Wildwood, »peut Monday at the H. F
MiOolluin home.
Miss Edith Miller, o f Blue Mountain,
is visiting here with her grandmother,
Mrs. Tilda Jem's.
Mrs. Charles Fleuard and children
aud Mrs. A. Fermi aud .children a t
tended church iu the Orove ¡Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Fleuard and Mrs. Albert
Foquette and family spent the latter
part o f the week iu the Grove.
Miss Hattie YauYliet, o f Eugeue
spetit Monday aud Tuesday at the U
F. McCollum home.
F.arl Haskell and Leu Yogle, o f Ma
hoi, visited here ¡Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Childers ami children are
viliting this week with relatives and
friends at Upton.
R. M. Haase, or " K i d H a n s." is at
Row River traimug for his fight at
Eugene July 5.
Archie Jones a m i Ray Williams iuo
tored up the McKenzie ¡Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Potter and children, o f
Walterville, visited Monday at the
home o f her sister, Mrs. B. F. McCol
lufn.
S IL K CR E E K .
(¡Special to The ¡Sentinel.)
June Hi-— Bam Damewood. of south
ern Oregon, visited at the ¡S. Burcham
home.
Mrs. Burcham and Mrs. Woolcott
made some repairs to the M. E. church
ropertv last Thursday.
Homer ¡Sprague has his Ford home
rom the repair shop and will motor
o and from his work out near Divide.
Mrs. Lou Wheeler and daughter
idith have m over to Fern Hill Lodge,
he hay fever retreat, for the summer.
Mrs. L. B. Slagle, writing to her
brother, H. M. Damewood. says she had
a pleasant trip to Wyoming.
H. L. Fowler and daughters arrived
Monday from Salem.
W. W. Gliders leve is hauling lumber
this wreck for the Phillips mill, it being
too muddy tu haul from the Overludser
mill with a truck.
Mrs. Mary Burcham and daughter
Mildred were supper guests Monday at
the Lou Wheeler home.
Ernest Darnell and Chas. Wood went
to the Grove ¡Snturday to attend the
funeral o f Richard White, but found
upon their arrival there that the acr
vice was to take place Sunday after
noon.
Elder Rhoades, o f Leona, preached
here Sabbath afternoon.
Miss Lena Burcham has returned
from Marshfield, where she taught
last school year.
HEBRON.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
June IS.— Mrs. Emma Kelly and
daughter Lela and Ada Gilhain attend
ed the class night program in Cottage
Grove Wednesday evening o f last week.
C. Skelton and son Harry, o f the
Grove, were at the Young home Fri
day.
Zelma and Claud Abeene, o f London,
a ad M iss Myrtle Gilhain called on Mrs.
W H E N
IT
COM ES
TO
R E D U C IN G
PRICES
T H IS
ST O R E
Leads In Sale Values
ALM OST A N Y
CORSET
'There’s no half-wav measure in anvthinu we do. When we eut prices,
PRICES D K O R — no reservations. W hen we eomluet a sale we mean to
will look well anti feel
comfortable when it is sell, and we realize we’ ve got to make it more than worth while to you.
new, but
The suits offered in this sale will be sold. II substantial rush savings on
clothes of standard quality means anything ibis sale w o n ’ t l a s t long.
WARNERS
Rust Proof
cACTUAL SAVING OF
2 0 PER CENT
CORSETS
prove their superior
ity
bv
the wav
thev
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All $35 suits redueed to
look and feel after you
have ¿riven them sev All $40 suits redueed to
eral months of hard
wear.
A
$28
All $15 suits redueed to
$3G
$32
All $50 suits redm ed to
$40
Clearaway of W o m e n ’s
Divide the moderate
cost of your Warner’s Pumps, Oxfords, at 10 per
bv the number of days
a
you can wear it and
and 2 0 per cent O ff
you will see how re
markably inexpensive $4.50 white pumps and oxfords, now
it is.
$G.OO white pumps and oxfords, now
Every
corset
guar-
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anteed not to rust, $8.50 patent pumps and oxfords, now
break or tear.
$9.50 kid pumps and oxfords, now
J. (J. A. Young last Thursday morning.
Norval Powell returned last Thurs-
day from O. A. C.
J. W. Veatch, o f the Grove, bought
lambs here last Friday.
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Dr.
Neal, i _________
o f Eugene, ___
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ell and a party o f frieuds are up the
McKenzie on an outing.
Miss Jane Gilcrist, who is teaching
summer school at Sbasta, Ore., visited
with her mother last week.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Randall, o f the
Grove, spent the week end with Mrs.
FULLER
N E thing
is sure—
O
you can’ t hide the
Paint
Preserve*
and
Beautifies
outside of your house from critical eyes.
Y ou ’ ll he proud of your home and your neighbor
hood will be proud of you if your house is kept painted
and in good repair. T h e well-painted house is evidence
of comm unity spirit and thrift.
FULLER Paint keeps new and old houses from run
ning down, adds to their value and makes them attractive.
Specify FULLER Paint for your home. You can
depend on it to do two things and do them well— pre
serve and beautify.
DOREN A.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
June IS.— Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Van
Hrboiack, o f Klamath Fall* visitfd
relatives and friends here Thursd iv
Mrs. VauHckoitick went on to Oregon
City Saturday for a visit with her
mother. * * Mr. VanSchoiack returned
home Saturduv accompanied by h,
brother, who w.ll remain indefinitely.
Cuthberf Crites, o f Upton, - 1«« nf the
week end with his mother, Mrs. Al i c e
Critea.
Mrs. Chas. Teeters and daughtti
Nellie are visiting in Vuneouver i.t
the home o f Mrs. T eeters’ daughter
Mrs. Carl Volg.imore.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Husiek returned
to Roseburg Tuesday after a several
d a y s’ visit with Mr Huso k ’» ilaug'u
ters, Mrs. C. M. Mcl.in and Mrs. Joe
Smith.
Miss Kuniee Van Valin mid Miss Eu
nice VanSehoiaek attended the daiie<
at Walker Saturday evening.
Irving George was in Eugene on
business Monday.
L. G. VanSchoiack, o f Eugene, spent
the week end here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. VanSehoiaek.
Miss Hattie VanVIiet, o f Eugene,
arrived Friday for a visit with friends.
Norris Elliott, o f Dinner ereek, spent
Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Charles Arrington and Loyd
and Ruby cam<• down from the ranch
near Disston Friday and attended com
mencement exercises.
Mrs. Glen Jennings and Mi** Onut
Land were Eugene visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Kelly and son lutwrence.
o f the Grove, visited Tuesday at the
Fred Kelly home.
Miss Maude Smith spent the week
end at Row River.
The Anderson family motored up
from Eugene Friday evening and at
Mrs. Clay England returned to the
Grove Saturday after a several d a y s’
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Jennings.
tended the commencement exercises.
C. M. Mcl.in purchased a Ford car
at Walker Monday.
$3.GO
$lo.oo suits redueed to
$7.95
$4.80
$15.00 suits reduced to
$9.85
$0.80
$18.50 suits reduced to
$14.85
$7.GO
$22.50 suits reduced to
$17*85
out. They hlso arouirr, localise of lest
handling, a more delirale lightness
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A piece o f suet Chopped fuir trad
laid on top o f a roast makes the meat
niee and juiey .
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When making coffee, i f you like if
clear, try breaking an egg into it, shill
pettiroats.
und all.
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An fuit vui) to drive out flier* i < to
s s s s
[fut about 20 ilroim of oil of la\t*nd«*r
Miirh flou r is snvril and lim e also
All trace* o f mud spots may be bun
in ;» mujrer and dilute it »lightly with if «hortruke Insetti!* lire drappi-,) rato
ished from garments by rubbiug the
I»oiling nntir. The little
hut«« it. m u f f ili p e l l i Ili -li n| of l . e i n g ra ll.-il
goods with a raw potato
Let’s settle
this right now!
No man ever smoked a
better cigarette than Camel!
L!
You’ll find Camels unequalled by
any cigarette in the world at any
price because C a m e ls c o m b in e
e v e r y fe a ture th a t ca n m a k e a
cig a re tte s u p re m e /
Camels expert blend of choice
Tu rkish and c h o ic e D om estic
tobaccos puts Camels in a class by
th em selves. T h eir sm o oth n ess
will appeal to you, and permit
you to smoke liberally without tir
ing your taste I
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Camels leave no unpleasant ciga-
retty aftertaste nor unpleasant
cigaretty odor I
You’ll prefer Camels blend to either
kind of tobacco smoked straight I
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p a r la S a a n f J O ngm roOnm fo r J O ra n t* , n r Ia n p*< * -
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</■* S o m e or » f o r a au/tply or m h a n ynu I r o r o l
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Tested Recipes
Fried Fotuto Balls To one cap o f
diced |iotHtocH add one tablespoon blit
ter, one fourth tan spoon salt, one eighth
•w g rains
teaspoon celery salt and a few
o f cayenne. Cool slightly and add half
W. P. Fuller & Co.
B O Y ’S SUITS
In find new homes at the following redueed
prices:
Household Hints
N orth
Look Up a FULLER Dealer in Your Town
cent
10 O
Randall's mother, Mrs. J. A. Powell.
I beuten egg und one half tens).... n '
Many | s o pie will be glad to know
| The John and George Kebelbeok finely chopped parsley. S h a p e i n small j that ulphur will rol th.-ir houses of
families attended church in the Grove bulls, roll III flour, fry in deep fat mid rats Spunk le it m drawers, r toset»
Sunday,
drain.
: am i nrotind hole» w here th è ) are u|d
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Randall, o f th•
tu come.
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Grove, and Mrs. J. A. Powell and son
Norval motorde to London Hunlay.
\\ hen to p» of pettiron ts Nave beeome
Mrs. G. M. Kebelbeck visited lues
Word and thè rilf fle is stili good, re
day with Mrs. H. M. Kappauf.
m ove thè r u f f le an d use for little g i r l a '
Baked Indian Fndding Two cupfuls
crumbled left over corn muffins or
cooked cerenl, one tablespoon sugar,
one half teaspoon cinnamon, one fourth
eup raisins (may be omitted or other
fruit substituted), one half cup molds
sen, one egg, two eups milk. Mix in
order given, |xmr into buttered baking
dish and bake about JO minutes in n
moderate oven.
SALE
O re g o n
C o tta g e G ro v e,
Winsturv-SaUai, N. C
Co.