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Verni«', Mr. and Mrs, J C Finley and camping trip south Haturdny night and
granddaughter Rev a, Mis Emma Kelly Hu n day.
and son a ad daughter, Elvis unti I .«'lit,
.1 Mr. and Mr i. W T Gmoutte nml four week end guest nt the J \ .loll home.
The .Saginaw bridge was reopi'lii'd to
sons aliti Miss Jessie W iUfi o f f
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Professor Edwards ami family, of I trnffic Tue sdii) evening.
lly pnlronlsing n Homo Induslry,
the Grove, spent Friday evening at the
yuii uro hi'lping lo boild tip y». 11
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F. C. Führer home.
01 « n community,
lly building
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July 2s
Mi>« Allie Phillips, o f Al
Mr. ami Mrs George Powell uml
your ruiuniunlly, you aro bviisfitt-ig
Jul\ i.1'*
A li il ili Iter troni Iiere ut
bttuy, spent the week end with h«-r baby sou, of I .orane, v isiteil a part lif | tendevi thè (unenti ut Mr*. M II I .er
yoursclf. We lire Confidimi you * •<
parent«. Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Phillip*.
Iasi week at the home of Mr. Powell's ni Uottuge tlruNe h i l ' n d n y
liuiii'fitmg yoursclf 111 usiiig
Mrs. Se.li Ferrell and ehildreu were brother, R It. Powell,
»lo«* «staletip wa n in thè Univi* « ih *
in the Grove Monday.
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I. Pay lor, o f the Grove, spent l-'ridav diiv I um | vveek.
Mrs. Mary Ishumol returned to Or«'* lught here with his sisters.
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Mr. and .Mru. I>. 1>. Uolierlu iih »
well Sunday.
Miss liu/i'l Führer visilial in the tored tu Untili un«* duy ln«t vveek.
It I* un uitdispuleil flirt timi li ut
W. D. Ileath was in the Grove on Grove Saturday with Mi*s \liee Garet
W ill Speui and Lnnilv, ut \\ .»II:«
est Iy unii uccurutely oompoui|d»il
business Monday.
son,
Wtillit, NN a*h., *tt.ppe«I ot’l tot a d»ort
fee.l* givo bettor re*ults Ihnii *»i >
Mrs. Fanny Morss, o f Carlisle. Wash.,
Mr. nml Mrs, I., G. Markham and v i«it ut tlu* J. A Maekey bum«*. Mi
stringili ViritIM ferii Wlietl wo « l . i 'l
v isiteil last week with Mrs.
W son Ally it motored to Lynx Hollow Speur in a lirother nf M in . M. m key
cil io Ibis busillesa we weru lte»r
Sear».
Sunday.
Mru. Arthur Mugliti I iiin rutiirued
uiiglily roti v inceli limi the pi.1 l.r
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest .S«»ars and son,
J. W
V eatt'h uml daughter.
M iss
t roni a situi i v i m i t ut l<eud*«port.
care* ns unirli lur qimlily nn far
o f Delight Valley, and Mr. Hours' Sylvia, o f the Grove, were at the I*'.
M I nn Iv ilI liI«*«*il M e Key i i u I i I n vv UN i li
iric i'. Ili'b i'v in g lin a , o lir in o lio l i »
mother, Mrs. Alma Sears, o f the Grove, C, Führer home Sunday,
(Ite Druvi* Tii«*N«luy.
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Lewis Sears, mid his daughter. M i s s
Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Powell miti son
M ìnn .1 utili Tiirnor hud ber I uiini I n re
l.r** M oney. '
A lili hi'rnoan we
IVarl Sears, who is visiting him from Norvul and Mrs. H. M Kappauf and llluved hi Murene I iin I TlturNilit)
lin vo n in n i it 11 1 ly k e p i III.» in iiin .d ,
Medfonl, were guests Sunday at the two daughters went tiver into Douglas
Orti miniti Hrowti Nhupped ni Utittiig«'
" H t o r l m g " C o in |s iu iid id Fccd * lire
0. W. »H«>ar.s home.
county Monday on n motor trip.
(Ir«i\ «* lu^t W ediie.Ndllv
r e n ig li ized ns b c in g u ll Ilio nani««
Mr. mol Mrs. K. It. Phillips ami son
Mrs. Hughes, of Hutte Full s, ufruiii
M in I ’ i t n k 4 Miti piu :i tk uud « h 11 « 11 • • il,
im p licn .
were gin-sts o f Mrs. Kate .Hears Tuea pa n I eil by ber son nml daughter. Ham M tn , tienile
MleiiiUli Ulid Mi *. N.
Olir s|icriallics lire liorse frctl,
•lav.
ami Viola »pent Thursday night of I .e vvin hliopped ili (he (irose Sutiildiv
hog feud, and «iniry ferii, far wtlieb
Ernest Johnson and Dave llenuigaii last vvia'k with her daughter, Mrs. C
The Frank l'urker fu m ili. of Willmr,
wo umili» ili«« clinin " T l i c r e uro in ne
have reliuquishisl their contract to sup C. Gilliam.
N|H*l!t thè vveuk eliti ut thè .1, \. Muek
b a tte r "
pi) the W. L Miller mill »n il logs by
V iv inn,
Marguerite ami
Kenneth «y boni«».
Cali unii neo us, nnd hy rninpnrnig
motor truck and returned to Eugene Parlile, of the Grove, spi-iit Thursday
lin i \i < i \ MrMulIen " • • Mi
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«mr |iricc» witli Illuse o f ut ber «'ilo
Saturday. Mr. Mill.-r secure.I two other of last v«»*ck at tin* helm- o f their aunt,
Midìmlev, «>l' t'opluv, l'u», urr«v«*«l
poutnb'd ferii*, you will fimi t<p|»««r
men from Eugene 1» take their places Mrs. J. q, A. Young
I Suturduv 9«> Npcml thè Niimmer ut thè
tinnì ics uud hiirgiiin» Itero timi «un
anil they went to work Monday uiorti
.1. P, Miller has sold Ins farm to Mr. i IL Ilugli n haute. \|ri. McMull«,u in u
cau't fimi niiywliero else.
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| NiNler ni Mr. Muntiti.
Miss Kvalina Hoffman returned to
her home at Cushman, after a short
ROW R IV E R .
visit with lu»r grandmother and aunt,
Mrs. J. Kile and Mrs. C, W. .Sears.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Among those in the Grove Saturday
July 3s
Mr. ami Mis Elmer Miller
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were Mr. nml Mrs. J. R. Cooley, W D.
Heath, Mrs. Kate Sears, Mr and Mrs. ,aml children, o f California, visited n
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C. W. S«-:irs, Hrislio Sears and Clarence
Uottuge Oi'uv«» eiti/«*nf
I homason home,
S«»a rs.
Y o u «*an v e r if y
t u t t g«* ( i r u v e
\ ernou Thomason has b«'i*n ill with
Henry Finch and Miss Marian Low
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the measles fur several dull.
rv, o f the Grove, were out to the home
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1 he Jack Poole family, Mrs. Sued
of Miss Lowry's grandparents, .Mr and
C V I .n ni I »«'I t. IMI lìmi Ut.. ( ‘ottug«’
Mrs W, It. Heath, one «lay last wi-ck ■ Ion und Mr. and Mrs Walter Poole (irosi*, mu y a: * ' l I «luii’t knovs of uny
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Mrs. I.. I.. I .»•«»«lorn and children vis left Saturday for Klamath Falls.
Mr. ami Mrs. Bill Thrun returii«-d thing lu ti r for kidney tr »tilde than
ited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C.
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Jennett, l.iliie and Gretta Spahr for y«*nr* My vs»»rk i u «tra in un in y
James Fisher was at his home in
imuk n.id I hu<l uttuek of Iti iti Lui’". li
were here "Thursday.
Eugene Sunday afternoon.
Joe Burgeois, o f California, v ¡sited hurt ni«* to Lend or i t«««*p oser timi it
several days o f last week with his ss un juM un hurd to Ntriughteu up
ugnili. Ms kidney « ti«'ted irregularis ,
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nephew, l»eo Tobin.
Ciirbi'tt Smith v isited Suturduv n ig h t ul‘.o. I UNeil Ibulli N Kidney l'ill* f»*r
th«*m* trouble-) nml th«*y ss«*re j i i N t svhut
(Special to The Sentinel.)
amt Sunday with home f ' . l k v
July 2s.- Mrs. Miles Pitcher, Hr.,
Frank
l.tiHlue
nml
U rayer
nml I needed f«»r they made my Luck at roti g
and Mrs. James Spahr visited with Mandi' Smith wer«' tu I .eolia Suiidnv timi ss ell nml put my kidney •* in g«H««|
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Mrs. Ida Wicks Tuesday afternoon.
afternoon.
l'riee 60e, ut nil dealer i.
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Florence and <lma Land and Everett
The pleuaril families returned Mon
simply ii.nk for u kidney renunly get
Wright, o f Dorena, Johnnie Cob', of •lav from a visit in the (irose,
Cottage Grove, Jay Cole, Mr. uiol Mrs.
Th.» J. A. 1 a > w family mos ed to V ulri Itomi'* K iditey I*i 11« the Ninne thut
Mr. Lninberf had
B o ti'r MilLurii ('•*,
O. C. Sail«'«', Mrs. J. T. Sallee and \N
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Velma and Melvin Salb'e pie nicked on
J i m * IVrtittiZti und Joe Tono 1 1 Here
Sharp's er«'ek Sunday.
Monday evening viaitorn at the l'erini
Mary Gwen visited Sunday with home.
Gretta Spahr.
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There will be church services Sunday
I c r l ’i ' l « « w i t l i i m i ' l ' i t i i i ' t i l « l i n k
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morning and evening ut the Star school
un l i l l i i i g y o t i r kilt*lieti o r lutili
house.
Pot; Hale Black fa re buck sheep fur
July 2H.— The |>. I*, i ‘ubi ss elh ino
ruoiii o r il u i n g y o t i r r « '| )a iiio g
Mrs. E. J. Wicks returned Saturday tjired tf» Hebron Sumlny uud siNited ut
breeding. Price* right. C. \. Mr
l i t e l u g g e r th è j u h th è l u l l e r
from a visit in the Grove with her the K< nzie H u ff home.
Furluml.
7 16 .'» iiim I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sams.
We li k«
it, nini w e a r e p i e »
.Mr. uml Mrs. Horner Strong uml
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have
350
heat!
of
Hhropshtre
and
Jennett, l.iliie and Gretta Spahr daughter Mabry, o f Kugrue, ssere dm
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n t r y ulti th è l a t g e i l
t'ot*wold ivtcs to put out on share*
speiit Tuesday afternoon with Velma m*r gueNt.N ut the Woltord homr Sun
rutti r a f i a al l'air l i n c e i . Stilali
in *m:ill bunrhc*. K R. Kcuntr, lamna,
Sallee, who has I m - cii ill with tonsilitis. «lny\
i »re.
7 16 ::o|»il
e r jiilm r e e e i v « ' lite i a lit e e g r e
AI vis, Raymond and Miles Wieks,
Mra, Hu n tain a ii and M i »I m *| shopped
Lincoln Cole and Dale Owen were in in Cottage (ir«»se Turmitiy.
Etti a l l e n i mio frnin
Fur Hale 25 O. I. C. pig* eight week*
the Grove .Saturday evening.
JunieN HuutNiiiMn vs iin hom«* over
old; $5 each if taken al once. K V
Mr. and Mrs. O. ( ’. .Sallee ami Mr. I* ri«lay night f *»r a s i n i I, it being I i i n Porter, 2 lull«-* we*l Walker. 7 I •'■ 3«>p
and Mrs. Karl Neal motor«'»! to Dorena twenty fimt birtlxlny.
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Young rooster* for »ale
E. J. Kent,
Wednesday evening o f last week.
The |a«liea aid met svith Mra. Taylor
Hagiiuiw, phone .'ll F2I,
7 It! .'I0p«l
Mrs. I.iilie Owen and family v isiteil ItiNt week.
l'I t ttiiliiiig a m i Sii|t|ilien
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Miles Pitch
Mr. Miller, o f Silk V r w k , baled hay G« mm 1 bard wheat fur sale $2.50 tier
Klfdrh* W ork ami Supplica
er, Sr. *
th«* ItiNt of. t h e week for Marion |.e
bushel. M. A. Horn, phone 35 FI
I IppUMltr l'u itu l lice
Miles and Raymond Wieks, Arthur boss' anti Avshrey Wolford.
7 2311 i’ip.1
Sallee and Arthur Jones spent Sunday
helhert Ib-nuett, «»f \Y«*ndling, vs hm
Extra clear cedar shingle* (5.00 the
at Champion.
a viNitor at the Kiaher borne Humltiy.
thousand. II. K. Metcalf, telephone
Florence and Omu l.'intl and Everett
The M i.Naea Sarah au«l Margar«*t l.n
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Wright, o f Dorena, and Johnnie C»de, j«>ie returned the f • r-t of the w«*«*k I " . I
o f t h e Grove, h | m - i i I .Sunday evening al from a trip to Weudlmg.
For Hale Gtioil Ford delivery car in
t h e Sallee homy.
M i . nm Ivy I*«»rt•*r I n taking a sueutiori,
good repair nnd fine running onb r
Jay Cole was a Cottage Grove vis going first to Kugene nnd then t • • First class delivery
top and body,
itnr Friday o f last week.
U»«*«|N|H»rt, where her roiiNitiN, Mra. i West Hole Garage.
7 23 30c
Mrs. J. E. Woodson and children, M«*lv in J lie k no u uud Mra. Win,« Clunk,
For Hale Ten cow dairy farm, 3 mile*
of the Grove, spent the week end with reairle.
north o f Cottage Grove,
mile east
her mother, Mrs. bin W'ieks.
A \\«dfnrd hna been rutting gram
»if Haginaw, in Delight Valley, all ..... I
Arthur Salle»- killed a bobcat Sunday for Hymn Rankin at Walker.
o f last week m tb«' pasture near the
Mr. ami Mr* II**« i i i i i c amt ami ,1m1, of prodm live soil, good new building*;
house.
Hlachlv, viaiteti fricml* here Friilay. j location, roads nnd school* nil g»»o>l
I ji w rettee Firher accompanicil them and convenient. Will sell any on,» o f
three ways to suit buyer the bar«'
home for a viait.
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Mr*, .lame* Plank went to Dorena ! farm, or tin* farm mid crops, or farm,
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la*t week to cure for her aiater, Mra. crops, stock ami equipment. Now is a
(Special to The Heulinel.)
good
time
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July 2-1. Mrs. • !u. . Sharon visited Ezra Mca.tengcr, atiil her little new buy n live, going concern I \\. j . Mr
It's the kiixl of ¡1 ear that lueeti
nephew.
friends in ( 'reswell Thursday.
( ’bllan, Haginaw, tire.
7 23 1 lipd
Kathleen Allen, who i working in
ei|ttally Mi ll the ilfinatolN of liti.s-
O n e .o f Roy Honda' best White l.eg
S I L K CREEK.
Eugene, spent the week e id at home.
horn rockercl* for sale, or will trn h* m e n ur |ilejiHtire, nml ¡ I n imxler-
Henry Johnson, Mrs. Shaver and
July 21. The Babcock family, Mr for Mint«* Leghorn hen*. Tttlepboic- ate cult eiiiiiinamls it vtllllf ill the
Ruth anil Est INr Sharon .vere in the
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an.I Mr*. \\. W. Uilderaleve, It. \'
Grove Monday afternoon.
The J m i I hoii Allen familv motored to Darnell ami Mi** Eilith Wheeler nt
For Hale Hlx A N o * 1 Jersey milk preiflit market. I'nint« in nml let
Sntherlin Sunday and vn ted at the temleil the funeral o f Mr*. B. II. I.ec
cow*.
Harrison Rogers, I •** miles tin funvitiee you that thf car in
ill Cottage Grove Friday.
Cltiidf Allen home.
south o f city.
7 231 fc
all wt' flaini it tu lif.
Mr*. Ilonn-r Sprague nml children
F. T. Hero-ton and family motored to
viaiteti Mr*. R. V. Dnrncll one day For Hale 19 acre chicken ranch; I 1*
Brownsville Sunday.
miles south nnd '/| mite west of
Mr. Adney and daughl -rs' Frances ln*t week.
Mr*. A. L. f'hit wood arrived ln*t ( »»ling,. Grove. All good bottom land.
and Alma went to Drain londny.
G' mm I 5 room house, 2 good bams, lurgi
Bridge «-arpenters repair d tin- Sag Tuesday from a visit in Portland.
Mr. and Mr*. Turner and Mr. and chicken bouse, brbodcr house nnd other
inaw bridge this week.
Bartlett Johnston ia remodeling his M rs.i ( oehran left last week on a mo t outbuildings; all well fenced; good well
I and running water; 10 apple and in
tzir trip.
resilience.
Tim Misse* Bessie and Ada l.nrhter pear trees, some plums, prim«'» and her
Mrs. A. E. Scott was in the Grove
hand arrived Friday from Dakliind for ries. Fine rouil to town. Priced to sell
Wednesday.
Harrison Rogers, Cottage Grove, 7 2311
Merle Seott is visiting at the C. K. a visit with friend* here.
Mr. Clark baled hay at the Hi men
Whiteley home at Star.
Lost (2 bill either In Fair store or
Is*e Leonard spent S um lay at the way place Friday and at the Fowler
People's merit market Wednesday,
place Monday.
Allen home.
»Inly 26. Ellena Hhoytridge. 7 3161 I2pd
Mrs. Jqhn Wood, C. K. Wood nml
An airplnnp entertained (he Saginaw
Mrs. A<lrt Wilson were in town Mon
1919 Maxwell for anle. In goo«! condl
people with a few stunts Saturday eve
day on business.
lion; fiv e new tirea.
$675, with
ning.
Mrs. II. Fowler and children visited terms. Wm. Martels, nt City meat mar
Carl Allen and his mother and Mrs.
■ ket.
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Chits. Allen were in Eugen»' Saturday. at the Gruber home Sunday.
Lola and Cora Wilson, ltc**ir and
Miss Flossie Mathis left Friday for
Two small ranches near town, one 20.
Ada l.nehterhand, Edith Wheeler and
a visit in Astoria.
other 49 acres; both have good
Mr. Burgeaa and W. P. Dick were in Mnevn Fowler picnicked *>n Bald Butte
houses with spring water piped to
Hu inlay.
the Grove Tuesday evening.
them; either mentis n good I i i i i i i o nnd
Mrs. Inez Eddy find soq Thurman
Miss l.iliie Knight returned Wednes
a good living. Priced low and ensy
visited at the D. A. Estes home Fri
day from Yoncalln.
payments.
Gnlluwny, f ill
Main HI.,
Mrs. W. I ’. Dick arid daughter Nola day night,
I phone 26.
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Mrs. Roland Wilson and little son
spent Sunday ill Eugene with Mrs.
and Miss Elva Wilson arrived Wed Two bouses on easy paynuint plan.
Dick's mother, »Mrs. Cole.
nesday from Tillamook for a visit.
priced low for quick anle. One o f I
rooms and bath, other has 2 bedrooms,
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living room and big kitchen. Centrally
D E LIG H T V A L L E Y .
W E W A N T A N Y K IN D AN D
located. Galloway, 511 Main.
7-301 f
(Special to The Sentinel.)
ALL YOU H A VE
July 28.— Bert Myers and hi* father For Hale One bay mare 10 years old,
July 21. Miss Beva Finley, of Stay-
ton, is visiting with her grandparents, were in Eugene Friday on bosine**.
weight 1699. Iteidler Hros.
7 301 fc
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers, o f Mo
Mr. and Mr:«. .1. C. Finley.
Mrs. I). C. Baughman, o f the Grove, hawk, visited relative* here over the For Hale In order tp make »room will
sell some fine White Leghorn pullets
nceompnnied by her two duugnters, week end. The Hert Myers family
Mrs, F. H. Pallinoli, o f Pleasant Hill, took them liack as far ns Springfield hatched Arpil 6, from 2 ^ 11111 ! 3 year old
| hens. Heavy laying strain. Waldo Mil
and Mrs. Snrn Hweatlnnd, o f Portland, Monday afternoon in their ear.
The K. J. Hears family spent Sunday ler, Cottage Grove, Ore., phonel E12.
Spent last Wednesday evening at the
2-4 Pacific Highway Phone 6
at the C. W. Hears home at Mount 7-39|1 l.'lpd
home o f her son, J. A. Powell.
Miss Alice Oaretson, o f the Grove, View.
For Hale Ten 4 months old »hunts.
Th<- W. E. Nixon nnd Hugh Nixon
visited last Thursday with Miss Hazel
Him 11 nek A Blakely, Haginaw. 7 39pd
families were Hundny visitors at the
Fuhr$r.
Five pigs for »ale, 9 weeks old. O. A.
A son was born Tuesday, July 27, to Oscar Jackson home.
Green, phone 17 FI,
7 39j1 l.'lpd
The K. J. Kent family, accompanied
Mr. and Mra. T. J. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Powell nnd non by Mr K e n t ’s people, motored to Lon For Hale on Eaay Term » One 2'/a ton
Norvnl motored to London Tuesday don Sumlny afternoon
Mack track, I Jackson roadster, I
Bird Rose, o f Eugene, and W. G.
«•veiling.
fiv e passenger Re«», I Ford express
Miss Jessie Winernff, o f Eugene, is .foil returned Tuesday evening from a
body, $5; I heating stove, I rook stove.
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visiting with her father, ( ' . II. Wine short trip to southern Oregon,
F. A. tin ret son.
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The M. A. IDirri family were in Ell-
«•off, and her sister, Mrs. Emma Kelly.
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For
H.ale
Several
dozen
quart,
and
gene
Wednesday.
A jolly party which picnicked nt
Mis* Rita Howell, o f Eugene, was n
pint fruit jars cheap. Dr. Wendt, nt
Black Butte Sunday included Miss
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7 30c
A number from here are {dunning a hospital.
Myrtle Uilham and two nieces Ada and
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Either of the two models shown here will »«Id a toueh «*f
fashion to your apjH'aranee whieh ran only I k * obtained by
wearing stylish shoes that fit ;>roj>urly.
Made over splendid fitting lasts these pumps are ilis-
tinotive in one point they will not slip at the heel or bulge
at the shies.
Thes«> are but two of the many new models just reeeived
from I tz iV Dunn Co., makers of “ Styl«‘ Shoes of Quality.”
The complete shipment contains some of the s m a rte s t d e s i g n s
we have ever seen.
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Let us show you the correct spring and summer styles,
HELLIWELL, BANGS 8 MARKSBURY
both formal and informal.
T H E D A Y L I G H T S T O R E — FOR Q U A L I T Y A N D S E R V I C E
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A COTTAGE GROVE
MAN’S EXPERIENCE
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WANT ADS.
Put
Sunshine in
Your Hom e with
P A I N T S , V A R N I S H E S , E N A M E L S , Etc.
D ingy rooms dampen many a housewife’s
interest in the home.
Keeping the woodwork, walls, floors and
furniture looking bright and new helps to
make her home life well worth while.
A fe w dollars spent fo r F U L L E R Prod
ucts will work wonders. It will put “ rays
o f sunshine” into the home.
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New Wagon Sheets
Tents, Harness
Blankets and Other Army Goods
A new list of new bargains just available! And we urge that you
not confuse articles offered here with *' salvage ” or goods con
detuned as unfit for service. Every item of forni ia in thoroughly
serviceable condition— and so guaranteed. Many article« are new.
N e w Wagon Sheets
Arm y wagon covers 11 ft. C inches by
14 ft. H inehec, o f heavy government
10-ounce olive ilrab duck— as heavy us
12 oz. eommereial white duck. Complete
with ropes on ends and sides.
Use
them for wagon sheets, use them to
protect hay, -rain and machinery from
rain; take one on your trip, fasten it
to ’ the side o f your car ami you have
an auto tent. Cost the government $1*5
each; our price (13.45 delivered to
your station.
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Government Harness
The heavy F. H. army wheel harness
(collar and homes typ e), complete with
bridles, full length lines, leather col
lars. homes, leather traces, breeching,
etc. The raw leather alone eost the
government $52.50 without iubor or
trimmings. Nothing better for farm
work, heavy hauling or general use.
A ll in splendpl condition; $54.95 set
for two nnirnals. freight paid to your
railroad station.
Arm y Pup Tents
Saddles
Shelter tents 4xfi ft. comprising two
New full rigged stock saddles with regulation shelter halves; all guaran
horn; western typo; weigh 40 pounds teed free from holes. Fine tor boy
scouts or play tents. $.'».75 each d e liv
each. New and perfect. (52.50 each.
Genuine McClellan Saddles as used ered by parcel |<ost»
by U. H. cavalry; guaranteed in ser
Large Arm y Tents
viceable condition. (10.50 each.
Itig army tents HI feet wide, 10 feet
N ew Mess K it s — Frying pan ami long, II feet high, with .'I feet wall;
plate o f aluminum; ideal for campers made o f 12.4 ounce double filled duck
and boy scouts; all new. 55c complete, — the best th<* F. H. government could
postpaid.
procure. Every tent complete with pole,
Canteens Something every boy ,-cout hood, lines, etc. Free from holes anil
should have. It. H. army water tight tears. Class A X tent*. (22.95, freight
paid to your railroad station.
canteens, 45c each, postpaid.
Class A.\ tents same as above, but
Khaki Breeches The genuine army used less; will render same service as
kbaki breeches; a limited quantity at new tent, (41.95, freight paid to your
$1.50 a pair, postpaid.
railroad station.
Overseas Caps A ll new; every one
N ew Blankets
perfect. 05c each, post paid.
U. 8 C ’ M ' L Blanket No. 695—
Unbreakable Mirrors, measuring 3*5
inches, each in case; fine for hunters Hplendid new gray wool blankets, a v
eraging 66x11 inches; all new; never
or scouts. 35c each, postpaid.
used.
Best grail«- purchased under
Bairacks Bags for clothing or laun Emergeney Act. (0.95 each, postpaid.
dry; splendid, big bags. 05c each [xist
Khaki or Olive Drab A n n y Blankets
paid.
— Everyone knows what they ar«-j all
Gloves -Knit jersey gloves; every wool; all new. $7.95 each, |s>stpaid.
pair uew and perfect. 39c pair, post-
New Full Length Pants
paid.
Men's trousers, full length, o f all
Money Belts A ll new. Ideal for weed olive ilrab worsted; excellently
sportsmen and boy scouts. 45c each, tailored; every [»air rn-w and guaran
postpaid.
tee.I perfect. $0.i.5 postpaid.
Remit by Postofflce Money Order. Express Money Order,
Bank
Exchange or Cashier's Check
You run no risk—everything guaranteed exactly as represented.
or your money back. Order at once— the supply w o n ’t last long.
Satisfaction
Federal Distributing Co.
359-361 E. Commerce St.
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