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A B E is decidedly “ undenveared” for the oc
casion in a Lackawanna Hand anil Sliirt. The
hand provides ample warmth and support for the
abdomen. T h e shirt cnvelopcsthc rest of the Ixulv
in a cosy, snug embrace. Both band and shirt
render tribute to infant-comfort in the studied
and absolute correctness of their sizing.
For the older boy or girl a Lackawanna Union
Suit is a luxury blended of warmth, freedom ami
uncommonly fine construction. In a multitude
of discriminating households Lackawanna is the
symbol of underwear satisfaction complete from
the cradle to maturity.
U ndm vrar fo r Btys and Cur It
fr o m B I R T H T O S I X T E E N
Most shops cirrj Lsckawinna Twins Underwear in various »tv 1rs
auj in qualities to suit every requirement o! service and price.
(Speeial to Tin» Sentinel I
Oct. tl. Harri Frost spent the week
end with lus purent«, Mr and Mrs
■ A O IN A W .
Fred Frost, at Dii ole.
F C llolladity has moved lus fumili
(Special to The Sentinel.)
to Irving ii lid Homer Chamberlain i s
IVI »!
Mr. and Mr*. \V. I.. I.eonurd moving onto the llolliiibii place
and daughter I.ucile are home for a
Koberl Mosbv was hi the Unite
t e « dai*. They will return to Willmr Monday.
Wednesday.
Mis. Glen I.iiieluiugli had some »I» a
Mi*. Ke\u Villani, uf Myrtle Creek, Ini work done Thursday.
i* visitmg at the C. C. M imh I v home
Mrs. J. It. I.inebaiigh is at the Claude
1 he M.ver* wood *aw ha* Imen in true home helping to lake care ot hei
this viciuitv thi* week.
little grandson, who is very ill.
Mr, and Mr*. Allen, of Yoncall.i, are
Mrs Matilda Jones and son \rch
visiting at the home of their daughter, spent Sundnt at the Floyd Jones home
Mis. t), Knight.
Hurry Castle nnd Clarence lloppci
Mm. Myers wa* in the drove Tue* motored to I.ondon Saturday.
day.
Mrs. I, tl. Landwehr and ehihlren
George Fogli» was in Eugene Salar have returned to their home ut Kioll,
day.
lifter a two weeks’ visit willi relatives
Mrs. \\. I*. I tick and daughter Noli» here.
ar(. visiting in Eugene with Mrs.
I tick’* mother.
The Sentinel receive« inquine« every
Kov Tapini moved Henry Johnson ’* ! week from prospective »etiler* who
household giMids to Eugene TuosiLii.
wish copies of tin* paper. I f you wish
E. Adaev and family were m ike Io »ell your laud your lid. should bo in
Grove Saturday.
The Sentinel, where prospective settlers
Mr. Morte/, of Cottage Grove, has ' t i l l s e e 11
II I I I f
I »ought the Borden property and moved
Ins family here.
It. Miller, who is working at Cottage
Grove, spent the week end nt horn»'
Mr*. Miller and Miss Betiston, of
San Bruno, Calif., are visiting at the
Hen.ston home.
Knowles & G räber
c o n AGE GROVE, OREGON
Hardware
Furniture
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A Seul ¡nel Waul nt I will tr«*< it for von.
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W HAT ABOUT YOUR CORSET NEEDS?
LYNX
l 'crini j is 1 buy arc « 1 i 1Tiuii It to ful I HI. Y « mi ma n lia v u bips w liicli ai
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shoulder
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Perhaps you aru
a very act i vu per
son and wear your
uorsuts out tpiickl\
or ulsu lose tllOSU
(Speeial to The Sentinel.)
Oct. lì. Mrs. Campiteli and son Ar
thur motored to the Grove Haturdav.
Among those from here who shopped
in the Grove Monday were Mr. nut
Mrs, K. ) I’orter, Mrs. Krntik Moki»*,
Marvin Jackson and I. N. Uresscr.
Ja*. Johnson arri veil last week to
visit relatives liefore leaving for his
home in California.
The M i s s e s Nora and Burdell F i s h e r
returned from Itlachly Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. K/ru Messenger, of
Cottage Grove, visited at the Keane
home Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion l.ehovv returned
Friday from a trip nortti during winch
timi» they attended the Tillamook
county fair, the state fair ut Salem
and visitisi with friemla in I ’ortlnml.
The Horace Strongs, uf Eugene, nnd
some visiting relatives named Miller
motorini up Sunday and were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sluter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Strong, of near
Cottage Uruve, were in the Hollow
¿food
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niav nuutl support over the abdomen.
It you ¿five a cor
set hard wear, \ oil
want a Warner’s
because it is made
to stand unusual
strain and still
k e e p its «food lilies
c o n t o u r s
which coi it rol your
fi urn re.
Sunday.
There will be a Sunday school rally
at the Walker church Sunday, Oct. her
HI. in connection with a preaching ser
vice and n basket dinner.
(T)
HEBRON.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. tl.— Mrs. Charles Butler has
gone to Raymond, Wash., to visit her
daughter.
The Huffs have moved onto the
Fowell farm nnd the I ’owells have
moved into the Warner house.
Mr. Cos, of M issouri, has moved
onto the M. 11. Andersou place,
W.. L. Kirnbli has bought a Fordson
Wo have in stock
models in Warner’s
laust |»roof Corsets
which will take care
of all your figure
needs, and we shall
he happy to advise
you about the stvlc
which is most suit
able for your type
tractor.
PEARL OIL
(KEROSENE)
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry McDole, of l)i
vide, visited Sunday with tin G. M.
Kebelbeek*.
W m. Thackeray has been qiltte sick
the past week.
T. J. Jephcott, of Eugene, was nt the
. C. Führer home Monday evening on
busi no««.
Joe Suchanek, of Coos county, has
moved onto tin* M. F. Green piare.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, of the Grove,
spent last Thursday evening at the F.
C. Führer home.
HEAT AND LIGHT
DOKL2TA.
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C hases th e C h ill o ’ th e M o rn in g
A good oil heater filled with
P e a r l O i l gives instant warmth
—wherever you want it; econom
ical and convenient N o smoke,
no odor, for P e a r l O i l — refined
and re-refined by our special
process—is clean-burning. Sold
in bulk by dealers everywhere
and by our stations.
Order by name— P
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S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
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K i l l That Cold With
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L i Grippe
Neglected Colds are Dangerous
Taka no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze.
Bresks np a cold in 24 hours — Relieves
Grippe in 3 days— Excellent for Headache
Quinine in this form does not affect the head —Caseera is best Tonic
Laxative— N o Opiate in H ill’s.
A L L D R U G G IS T S S E L L I T
lay.
Mrs. Fred Kelly and children spent
Saturday at the Frank Kelly home in
the Grove.
Ray VanHchoiack returned
to his
work at Upton after spending severnl
days nt home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Me I,in and fam-
ly motored to Saginaw Sunday.
Curthburt Crites,
„ f I pton, sjicnt
the week end at home.
Lottie VanHchoiack returned to her f
school at Drain Sunday.
R O W R IV E R
CASCARA B * QUININE
Cold«, Coughs
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. »!. C. I). VanValin returned Fri
Jay from attending the state fair at
Salem.
C. A. VnnHekoiaek, Ray, Armi and
Clifford motored to Drain Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John iinlstrom, of
Marcóla, spent Sunday at the J. II.
Kirk home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. f ’hrismnn re
turned Saturday from the state fair at
Salem.
I)r. and Mr*. II. H. Petrie, of the
Grove, spent Sunday at the Charle«
Tetera home.
Mrs. H. D. Crites spent the week
•*nd at the K. L. Ridings home in the
Grove.
Miss Belle VanSehoimk, who had
been ill with tonsilitis, returned to her
work in the Grove Tuesday.
Fred Kelly made a business trip ot
Eugene Saturday.
Miss Benetta Tetera *|>ent the week
end at the home o f her parents.
Miss Eunice VanValin, who was cm
ployed at the Bartell hotel, returned
home Saturday.
Glen Celierà, of the Grove, spent
Sunday nt the C A. VaiiHehomek
home.
Sarah Elliott, o f Upton, spent the
week end at home. Her sister Miss
Belle accompanied her to ramp Sunday
evening for a few d a y «’ visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly, of the
Grove, motored out to their ranch Mull
.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. tl.— Mr. nnd Mrs. I.eo Tobin
and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hebert were
in the Grove Monday evening.
Jennett Spahr. of Star, visited Sun
ny with Grace Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Oral Sallee, of Star,
moved into rnmp Sunday.
Corbett Smith visited Saturday night I
anil Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. It. F. McCollum has purchased j
new piano.
Thelma Thomason, of Dorena, visited
Monday night with the McCollum girls.
Mrs. IrfiSells Stewart nnd little son
Faye, Grace Smith and Alice Thrun
motored to the Grove Friday.
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Kv e r y C o r s et
< ì ii a r a n t e e d
N o t t o l( ii s I,
l i re a k o r T e a r
Helliwell, Bangs & Marksbury
The Daylight S tore T o r Quality A n d Service
(r
Auction Sale!
The J. H. Boldon Household Goods will be
sold to the highest bidder (or cash only at the
Sample Room, Oregon Hotel
Monday, October 11
The furniture is all oak and the upholstering
is genuine leather.
All practically new and
in excellent condition.
Stoves
Ranges
Heaters
Bedsteads Bed Springs
Mattresses
Tables
Chairs
Rockers
Commodes
Dressers
Rugs Couches Stands
Dishes
Tools
PotS and Pans
Many other articles too numerous to mention
C. O. DE VERE,
A u ctio n eer
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