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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1920)
1 fniry tale hi whiih ehildren revel. At ( thè Nume Dine jt confine» m ita e* tiiivagati/a a therne flint e* profoundlv mature. The «licer delight iimpired by thè Hiencry and thè tlmll of aounfic , ntunta lire thing« iillurnig ,to botti th« jgrownupN and thè little folk. Ai«ad«' Min at» r Thurydny, N«»vi*n»i>«-r | h ( |>< |» i i i t I ginning ni 7 p. in. nhiirp filile Mi«. I «link l.mk write« frinii H«-iit ! t le lo reuew lier «ubaeriptioti nnother | year ami «nyn «he ean't get along wiUiout thè homi* m-wn. Min« Itilih Htewnrt wnn homi frotri I thè I». of O. over thè werk end. i Oulloway writen irmurance. Fhone 35. A IO tu I.’1 , ■j't drop on ti rea ut Nel I hiii ' n Alito Hn le« At Hervice. nllÌe We do whut we «ny; if not -mt infimi don ’f pay. Overlniul Haruge lOltfe H. H l'rimk wirn down frinii How Telephone 30 Itiver I huri-day I nday and Hnturday looking after th«* en nim ry wlnle hm mni Raymond wan on th«* «iek Imf. I waiit t«> «« Il yuu all your feed and to Vint at the home of her du lighter, poultry nupplien J. F. Hpray. n5tfr. Mr». Mairi*» Kmiiinri». Bakery Goods \ W c a r r y a c . o i n | t l < f e s t o r k o f c o o l kies in !><>x o r h u l k . O u r l i r c n t l i s a n d whole s o o n * a n d h r i n ^ s l>a< k t h o s e m e m o r i e s of t he k in d that “ M o t h e r u sed to m a k e . ” D a i n t i e s , e a k e H a n d e j > o k i e s f o r a l I oeea s i o n s . \\ e s o l i c i t s p e c i a l o r d e r s f o r w e d d i n e s a n d p a rties. F. C. COFFM AN Siircoixtr to Kurr & 8ilaby this w 1 I. foi their a*-w home in Cub forma <'l ZI. - I „ hfnn played in the I .ml lit Albany Armistice day. I ! ('hivrolet mil Vlaiwell tin-» hnvi ilrnppi-d 1 2 at Nelson's. n! 2 e «•' ' Register: Miss Mae llarbert has I ei a eugngeil t„ tiuieh in the K> d « 1 * ‘i i d ) liigfi «f* Ii of»I fit ( obu rg. I’li«* ««‘hu«>U tl)«*r«' huv«* br«*n «*row<b«l f#*r ««» ii »« tiim un<l im *»*«1 #»f fin a«J<ltti«>rifil t«*fn l • r b«'« » up|»ari'tit. y«#ur rnr «luring th«* w«*t ««•»• »«»ii in n h«'ut«'«| giirug«*. ('«»ntiinjf'l «I hui |/ u -« will ruin top un«l finmh. H|»u«» fur a f*’w cum uu\y. Ovi*rhin«l Qtf>| lb Df ( I Hk«ltun im nurning nn infect«*«! 1 « ft h r-I iin«l urm which »tfirt«-«! fiom ii nmrill brui««• on th«* hack «»f th«* hiirul Th«- inf«*«*tt<»n «li«l not »«-t in nn til t«-n «lay» uftcr th«- injury wsm -u* taln«'«l Fancy Apples SIMTZKXUKm; $ 1.50 VARIETY, PER ROX Elisi I v w o r t h $ 2.50 We elm Ilf*- you ♦ 1.7Í» unti give you 2.M- empty box in returned bnek when the A. Brunei & Company Phone 65 Orocera to Particular People A\ ii#t r«*gr«*t» by «narking Thur«<l »y*, Nov«mb-r IS, no your «-fib-n'lar m a r**«l !«tt«r «lay \nn«'tt<* KHIcrm n i f l Hallow«'en Prankerx Do Damage. her «urn;»nny o f 20 , 00 b urr «-oming to VoTM'K» NOTH'*;? M i r i c i : ' Com ♦ h<* Ar«*a»b* th«nt«r on that «lay. nlJc When Geiirge Hohlinan returned fror íug. " Daughter of the I» -.er t. " Don’t spending several weks in the Bnhemi- II A. Mill«-r r«*utrne«rl ln»t w«-«*k fr«»rn mina it. o j 'j, district he found that Hallowe’en an e> [tcn«!«*(i vi«it in Wi»«*on«in. Moiioinoldle «».I» and greaaea make D. ( Bu«l«-y. «if tin» city, un«l Mi»» hoodlums had removed the sign from HI r«*« w«*r<* «;lo»«*«l nil «lay y«*Nt«*r<lx»y, eoiitentod motor« ,Vo charge for fluidi H«*l«*n Mu ij«i Goodman. ?»f ('bit-ago, his tailoring establishment and placed Arm •tici* «lay. ing «tank «ime. Overland Oaingn. oiMMf •v«:r«- «jub tly marri«-«! Hatur»lay an«J ar«* it back of the I. O. t>. F. building Tri. i«!«« in your «»hi battery «»n a n«*w Loos«- property had been removed from u «» h at hum«- h«-r«* in th«- Bu»b y h«»rrw- Mina Rulli lto| »»aoii h :t m fieeejited a one nn«l b«* fro** from »tarting an«i ^ ^ • his shop and his windows painted, po*it,on with linphny \ Mick if. th a t « v. h ut y o u get tvh«*u y o u light i t r ' | i)Mes ( i«■ t <»ur pr«»ji i • r* ! W libarli It. Noble and Mm* Vini- ll*- did not seem to enter into th*- tra d e W ith th e l 'co p ie s M a r k e t . W e M ma ( ryatal I f « • I » i imnn ha« recovered O v < t ¡ ■ ,| < r i ;,gi. olfttfc Dug.n, both of thm eity, were married Hallowe’en spirit with much /, it. don 'f «« II our in .it« b elo w coat but fiom an op*riition f• #r th« removal of The property of the eat at«* o f D«-ha it* Eugene Wednesday. Miss Dugan, o u r p ric e a re r< m o n ab ic. \V«* a l her fondi** K t -tor i n valued at $lt() 00 , according who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Randall Baby Dies. w a y « h a v e a f u ll « a p p ly o f fri-nli \utoinolole glovea at Nelaon'a Auto t«f the invent«»ry . «»f th«* aj»pai»er», ll. Dugan, of Irivide, has been an ern The newly-born son of Mr. and Mrs. am i <’iir«,«l frient«, lu r d t eom poum i. Kale«. Very low price«. uJ2r Klin« r H. f'r«»w, K. K. Farmer an«l ploye nt the White pharmacy for sev \ inal T Randall died Hatyrday, the • »1« «»nifiig .ifin * ', M a id o ’ C lo v e r but Hair rnming diving and «tunt awim lt«»y Fo»t«*r, fil«*«l in probate court. funeral being held Sunday, Rev. Ke| eral months. t«•r a n d nour erou t. innig ni hieveioenta are only a few of I- ins, ot Kugene, officiating. The baby -ik -Í- ♦ lVn,ent ► ♦ urn I k work, 25 «piare Iry «»tir holm infide link pork «au the irimona why you mimi not tin«» “ A The M P. G. club was entertained had hardly a chance to Jive from time n l 2 e foot ( v. Burge, pboae 134-B sage, «pio'ial f«»r Hnturday. « D iiighlcr of the duii - " fit tin* Arendt of birth the Monday before, but the Tlx probate* court ha» iippoirit«-«! Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. U-on De mother is doing well. j theater Thursday, November |H# fm I'hone If Mil ( ’urrin a» a<lmini«trati»r of th« I .a rz.es, the usual soeral afternoon anil j fining Annette Ki lletiiinu. A Ili leid outfit«- of .lohn (*«»«»!<*y, wh«» «li«-«l 1 ><- refreshments being enjoyed by club Free Delivery to All Part* of aitow beginning at * : * HI p m «harp Eugene Wins From Locals. I'llr t'Xlli't lliillim l* liu ti III retub r Is, 1010 , to aueceed J. 1*. t-ur members and the foU«>wi«t{{ j£i»<-*t» : the City Fr#ab l l i h oo Fridays Kugene won it* second game from Mrs. 11 It Griggs, Mr«. T. (i. Hiulteil. Kaymond Ventfh, Chet Anlauf and rin, who «lie«! Octob«*r 20 , 1020 . o u r I'XuiihiiatioiiM rrvi-nl all Mr*. N. K. Glass, Mrs N J N pittori, the locals yesterday afternoon on the Victor h * in wen* Imme from O A. (' Th« Weal Hub* Garage ha« a good Mrs. C. K ITnphri i n ora o f 11 ‘f r a r lio ii hi tin ov er t h«» w eek end. -y, Mrs. c. J. K i * t « i local ground* to the tune of 20 to o. mech.M.n lit« mime is Iliek. n l 2 < and Mrs. M. F. Dei Lar/.e-". Tin- game was played in a drizzling liiiiiiiin eye, W r lin n mipplv An- W« IP* i U to "Daughter «»f the f tv erbt ml in«** bl H5 jitney KAMT, C«»unty r«»mmi»»ioner Hp«-i»c« r was rain. The loeals were unable to with < lim n o u r om o i\ 111 k si i o 11 tin HAFK. COM F O lU A Itl.K I'hone ID De*ert " f I «houhk *.;»y we are? A n up fr *iii Kugene Wedneailay an«l Thurs The Coustellatio t rlub wa - «-»it«*r stand the onslaughts of the hitsvier • «lay; II I d night. Overland Oarage, tl youf It ’ coming ««»on, n l 2 <* •'Xiii't knul ol li'iuu'M iri|iiíi 11 | «lay making arrang« uu-nts for road tnirn-d yesterday nt ternoon in» th«* team. -------------------------- Mr * N J. N «bon and «laughter «li»tri«t m«M-tings for th«* voting Merc hanta, practice what you preach hi m e li |inrlii!illnr r a w «»f ipiet room of Masonie temple by Mr« ¡ Cy Bingham Sheriff of Grant. j Older your «alcabooka through The «p nt the week end at Kiigene ami C«» special tAiAi. T. ('. Wheeler and Mrs. (i M Heott. | Cy Bingham, former resident of this i H**nIinei, •» livi wire home uewapap< r b ir l ’i i lia|iN you an* suiti-rin g Batt«-ri*-H te»t«*«l, r«*{Miired, «»xchange«!, Guest* who joined with club members city, was ebs-ted sheriff of Grant Mi»» •)<*»«»< It rg write« fr«»m Val Mra. NI F. Dral.nr/o« received new a liratlni-lii'H 01 o II h t |iliyhirnl r«*« ha»g* « 1 . Always bring your c lec in the social afternoon were Mrs. A. county in the recent election. Ike lego, Calif to gain renew her «ub I laut week of the accidental death <»f n trical w««rk to Hprny, Kong ic Cru»«»n ’» W. K i Tu*-, Mrs. C. H. VanDenhurg. Bingham, former state senator, was a lIlHOOItlflirlM 1)1 .’.IIINt' o f ill «cript ion. i brother. Oeorge Cochrun. at ForIbauli, Her vice (»arage. n3tfc Mr*. C. .1, Kem, Mrs. W W. McFar- brother. l it t Ilia? k I i XKI H. I t ill' Il'IIS I H I Mi h o Don't puf •tf making an apjMiint Mr« C * A. Hmith i» her«- from rollavi' nym lrm ii, «'o r m i nr im-nt fo t 11 OHI hoi.day photon 1C« rm*m Itoneburg spending two woeka at tin .M ma Merle Heott, of Haginaw, \ »«it roiN o f vision alni im pluvi «*«! over Sunday and Monday with M ma ber, your» are not the only one» that horn« *»t h«-r parent», Mr. an«! Mrs. have I «* be f in i 14 11 111 1 Ruth Medi», Monro« F. VV IlawkiuH. your rypHiiflit. Htudio. n 1 ¿X f i Coming «oon, ’ ’ Daughter of tin lk*a You "tiv«* «b>c*t<»r lulls with the s«in- I.at uh m r a l«n y o u r ry e eft ' ’ Not a moving picture, but ii itary filter. (««*t» th<- dirt an«! i« eaaily real four net piny of the went. nlli* rl«*ntM 1 Flare ^v «»ur order now, «<• as in ttls W a Mill t r i a l yo u to Is m ««n th«- first shipment to ar I want to buy all your egg« I'hone fairlv rive. A. K. Wynne, plumber. n l 2 c-wjm G7 J. F Hpray. nötfr Doubl« «rrv ice for « • m* conimi «»ion !l< r Hinging Kvangelist Canady* at I, t I’ A. Oun*taon «topped off here be '••I your j; I». We will get th«- \i K. rhurrh every evening except twe n trama Monday on Ilia way t« tl pr. • for tl m and give double Hatunlay. ** • Kiigene, after attending the funerul of «orvire lor « mm sHion; (*',f on hm father, I A. Gar«t»*>u, Hr.# at Oak implement « mat hinerv up to K«*» us nervire your ear with gas, oil land, California. O P T IC IA N OPTOMKTRIHT tlCIMMi, and on all over thut air and water. One as rh«*«-rfully fur Factory on Premo**» aiiKiunt ; to oil h«tUM*hol«i good«. nishetl as the other. n3tfc Whether you need a tire r<*|tfnr«-«t or Cottage Qruve Oregon || your entire car overhauled, we are al i >tir motto: ' ' (»et f Wai. Stephen Bee-holdty of Bonanza the money; get the money! '* vvaya on the job. A complete line of ind Mis» NoiiL-t K. St«*wart, o f this act notorie* for mont earn «-nubien ua t« « ity w «-re m arie«! Kundnv, Oct. 31, at rentier prompt and careful repair work the V'th<*«l»»t parsonage by Pastor 100 Mall) 4 * 0 . C(«taK* Grove and to aiipply the little luxiirien that Jlgtnt_n k. make driving a real pleaaure. If in I want t«» buy all your cream. I'hone trouble, phone 75, Hprav, I «mg & Cm 59 *i i Bpvay. non, Her vici* Oarttgg. n3tfc f ---- Mr a n d M rs . It e r i Stout burg re A. W. Hwanson and family, with the * * I tirlr ’ Durne Veatch célébrât« * tu rn e d M «mil a y tu» m North Ht* ml. «■»ce hr inn «if Miss Myrtle, spent Arnus Annette K«-ll<-r mti n Hill inn ko h«*r hin ninety neeond birthday annivernnrv w lir r e th e y w e n t to p irk their hou»«' tic,, day in Albany. <*ri»ut »orini divi* from the tower, u dm \\ <-(|iM‘aday. lie hna been a dyed in th* ho id gou«l« fu r r<*niov:il to this city. Buying cheap tires with th< ••x|M<tn talle«* o f 103 nhov«• the unt«*r, in wool demorrnt most of thnt time, bill T. 0. Hu«1t« ll, Httin<l«rd oil inaiiager, 1 1 nf getting Knll.v Springfield nr Wilhuin Fox *a |irodurtionf " A limigli doesn’t fe*'l very bml nbout the result, wil» in i'ortlitu«l over Friday night on Cnitt’d States mileage nut " f them is ter iif the G im I«, '* nt th«» Arcade the of the recent election, although he ex biiNiue««. like eheitting lit s«ilituire. You nre th• ul**r Thur»«!ny, N ov «* ii »1»« t IH. The divi* |*ects to Vet see n few more his full), nne who gets cheated. n l 2 c Hrtlluvvuy for in»unmce, 511 Main. m only uno of many ld«»nd «lirni»^ in national office. H K. Smith writes from lbixtoti. in (tilt tic ut li li t it in vvlmt the producer r«-n reel« rrf»vvi|t*(l with thing« curi Twenty thousand m*ti, women and truthfully culla 11 the nnlliGii dollar chtblren gave thiir best efforts, lit a ou», «biritig. tender T«*n thou«:in«l fee, lire, to send his subscription and in picture keimt i ful. * * Iil 2 r cost of over a million dollars, to Wil nt film unwinding a fairy land and : ■ ¡dentally to send his regards to all his Cottage Grove friends. fairy »en, bubbling «>\«*r with gri'ine i l (I. Warner m home, after e|x*nd lima K.*t, to produce “ A I laughter ot and mermaid« nn«l TIIK MOST A T T R A C T IV E small car adorable human* the (hols. ” The energy and the money * ii|T the mu in tu«* r working on mud con Ntriictioii for the ututo highway com invested were well worth while. They The delight n tin »ky an«l tin* t lari I buy on the market today— Overland 4. of the biihy <le«*p. Fun you afford t« Call 110 for demonstration. o2#tfc mi union. lie him gone into the it«» have prod need a photoplay without G. L. Hhortridgo writes that his ad henna dint riet to look after hin mining parallel for benutv and thrill. At th dress is now Looking Glass, Ore., and \rrndc theater Thursday, November property. H, beginning at “ p. m. sharp. nlL'r to n;::ko certain that his paper gets ther , ns they never realized haw much The proof of the pudding is in thi they missed it until a copy failed to eating and so it is with a good me arrive. rhniiir. Nothing will convince you n< A play full of plot, laughter and rn ipiiekly ns a trml. (Pick can furnish the proof.) West Side Garage. nlSe malice. There is no end to it. Scene laid in Arizona in l ss2. during the N. .1 Nelson was in Kugfno Monday Apache outbreak. Conn and set on busini.siT "Daughter of the Desert.” Two hours C A. Stevens and J. W. Clark won nml fifteen minutes of it. n l 2 e Onlrr parly lor Mnicli ami in Kugene Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Heibvvell spent A real four act Arizona play. Tvv tin week end at Yincnlln. April tlclivpry. Tmiprptl strain hours and fifteen minutes of interest General repairing including expert ¡ng eomedy and dramn, ’ 'Daughter ot battery work. We treat you right. th* Dwitt.1 tl I !’■ Overlnnd Oarnge. 10 ltfc Water forced through, dirt Now is the time to select your ('«ittnttr (Irovr, Or., rhone 2fil'1 I M r. and Mi- J W ' \. ■'! 8| ('hristmns preshnts. Madsen has tin forced out ! Materials demised knne, are visiting nt the home of their finest and largest selection he hits over -laughter. Mrs. .1 S. 1‘enix. They mnde without wear, and cleansed had. Call now and mnko selections the trip by motor nnd came through H<‘i' NrUon for tires. The priees nre while the nssortment is complete. Glarl thoroughly. Washington on the Hunaet highway. iinwii 1 ii * j per m l niiv to show them and put them nvvny for Chickens, hogs, veal and cattle want When you nr<< hnvin^ trouble with you. n5t fc ed at the People's market. mh5tfe your rnr nml drive in here, the first Mrs. Geo. M. Hall writes from Ktig land. Mrs. W. H. Ostrander nnd Mr*. Library Circulation for October thing we do in to loenle the trouble. one to hi*s e the live wire newspapei Otto Michels went to Ashland Wed G. W. McCjuoi-n. Refreshments were Our men do not guess, they know; sent to their address there, !*<•<• oust The following report of the circula nesday to s|a-nt a few days on busi served »t 5 o'clock. Ring Us Up Phone 79 ness. hence, when you receive u bill from us Nineteenth street. • tion of the public library for October you feel rertnin thnt it is for vnlite When you need tire, battery or tow is made by Miss Hooper, the librarian: leu l.unimers is suffering with ai received. Hprny, l.ong <k Oruson, the The LaComus club meets next Tues ing service call 110. Overland Garage, tf Fiction, 1 * 55 ; juvenile, 200; non fiction, Service (inrnge. nltfc injured finger, from which he hud ti day with Mrs. C. II. VanDenhurg. Subscribers who paid «2.(Ml for a have n piece Iif cable removed. new members. t«i. Six hi iks were miss " A Dnughter of the Gods” f \i Mrs. H. K. Hrmnd did not neeompnny year’s subscription between October donated during the month by A. !.. Alfalfa hay. I’hone 57. J. F. Hprny the Arenile t heut er Thursday, Nivem Mr. Hruntl to Seattle, ns stated in nn Tfi and November I are asked to note Card of Thanks. Monroe. "A Daughter of the G o d s " is i ber Is, nt 7 p. m. There is also n roar item Inst week, but will go there Inter We desire to express our gratitude mg 2 reel remedy. nl'\ their labels and see that they have been given credit for an extra month to our many friends for their sympathy For Sale— 40 njee Ancona hens and one An item appearing in the Divide and a half. Any who paid just print and kind assistance during the illness fine rooster. Also a few White Leg i orrespomlenre Inst week w hich stated to October 15 nre entitled to a credit and death of our little son and grand horns.* Inquire at the fourth hou- ■ thnt Miss .lidie Turner hud returned ■ if 25c. if they wish to carry their sub son, nnd also for the mnyiy beautiful north of depot on railroad. Mrs. Thom from Kugene, where she luid been tnk seription forward to November of next floral offerings. as. - u ! 2 p ng treatments for six weeks should year. The Sentinel aims to give exact Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Randall. have said that Miss Turner h:ul re ly the same kind of a deal to every Mr. nnd Mrs. 1. A. Randall. turned from a Kiigene hospital, when • ubscriber. If you think you have been n!2p Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell. *ho hud spent foiiY weeks recovering discriminated against, just holler and from a major operation. ifet what you're entitled to. n ! 2 d.Apd ol' cnuntMl vpRt'liiblpK b y the Work in M. M. DEGREE at Birthday on Armistice Day, The I’aited States Itubber company special communication Satur H. R. Godard celebrated his oigh r a n o r dozen. Y o u can save have dropped their tire prices 7Vi to Clyde Hull Accidentally Shoots Self, j day, Nov. 13, at 7:45. Re tn-th birthday anniversary yesterday lübi'z. Nelson sells them. nlíi News has reached her of the death ■ Mr. Godard is a Civil War veteran fresh merits. The usual cordial money by b u y i n g in i|uaiiti- tamis TillotHoii has returned to ('o’ in Idaho of Clyde Hull, former resi and is pleased that Armistice day, invitation extended to visitors und Jies. Y o u w ill also Im d it is tage Grove, after having spent a year dent of this city. The report which 1 celebrating the close of the late great members. reaches here says that a gun was nc | war, and his anniversary come on the WORTH H A R V E Y , or more in Call furnia and elsewhere. a pniivenienre to have «•¡dentally discharged while Mr. Hull i same date. By order of W. M. Secretary. (’LOSING Ot'T Oldfield tires; get wa* holding it in his hands and thnt | on the s h e lf when y o u them at your own price. Only a few he charge entered his head, killing j sires left. Overland Gnrnge. n5tfr him instantly. He served during the j ______ thorn. Mrs. Grace Yaaltoakirk accompanied recent tear with troop R, 14th cavalry, County Commissioner Spencer up from and was a son of Mr. nnd Mr*. Elmer j Kiigene yesterday to lie present at the Hull, who were residents here for sev j 20 liars while lau to Iry soap .......................... $1.00 eightieth birthday anniversary of her oral years. I pound Drake altmuids 30c father, II. R. Godard. I pound Filbert! .......................... ........ 30c Parody on Opal's Diary. For storage of any kind in fireproof 1 pound Knglish walnut»................................................... 35c •‘ The Journey of a Young I’pstnrt, I hrick building see J. F. Hprny, phone 57. 8-27tf by Hopeful Brightly,” is a parody on All new crop nut» • Miss Bessie Mooney has accepted a Opal Whileley '* diary which is run ning in the Kugene High School News. T h H t » re Thnt A p p r p c i n t e s Y o u r Trade position in the White pharmacy It is rather clever hut would be np Mrs. K. Harrison was in Kiigene predated only by one who had rend W ednesdny, Opal's diary nnd the various introduc J. M. Durham, real estate, city and turns to it. W a l k B l o c k and S a v e D i m e FIFTH A N D M A IN farm property. olStfn TE LE PH O N E 3 W A T C H YOUR LA B E L. Harrison Roger« and family leave SOCIETY PEOPLE’S MARKET Service Is Our Motto AUCTIONEER ! ! ! D . J. S c h o ll Announcement! START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND Dt-VERE & YOUNG Tales of the Town PROVIDE FOR YOUR FUTURE D eposits of $1.00 and Up wards M ade in O u r S avin gs Department Will Draw 3", Interest, Compounded Semi-Annually S. C. White Leghorn Hatching Eggs and D a y 0 Id C h i c k s A Dollar Saved Is a Dollar Earned Dan Walton & Son ------- ---- - .' Bank of Cottage Grove — - " The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY e e « Lay in a Supply A. F. & A. M.t Attention A S p e c ia ls f o r S a t u r d a y , N o v . 13 Down! Down! G oes the Price of Feed and Flour A complete line of Feeds, Flour, Seeds and Poultry Supplies SM ITH’S GROCERY JONES £& E A T O N