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Gun Club Organised. A gun club hit» Wen tentatively or ganized with A. W. Helliwoll as prom dent nnd 8 8. I .us»*ell ns secretary. A trap ho* Wen purchased and one »hoot ha» already Wen held. L I T T L E TOT W R I T E S NOTE S A N T A IN H A N D O N L Y HE M A Y READ Tales of the Town Mr». F. M llaiuliriek left this morn I mg for Portland, to »pend the holiday» A panacea for everyth in g—Hentinel with her »inter*, Mr». C. M Vanburen. Mr». C. F. I’atheurt and Mr*. C. F. wantadn. | Vila*. Marion Martin arrived yesterday j from Silver l.nke and is visiting his nephew, F. M. llambriek, Chester VauUenburg a r r iie d yester day from Yacolts, Wash., to spend the Christmas vacation with hi* parent», Mr. and Mr*. C. H. VauUeuburg. Mr*. C. U. Hines arrived yesterday from Princeton, Minn., and is visiting her sister, Mr». John Nekes. Mr». Frank Turner, who had been y iw h n tinyjixi^KT visiting Mr*. J. K. Woodson, returned to her home iu Eugene yesterday. Mrs. Fred \\ igle and sister, Mrs. N. J. Nelson, were called to Coburg y e s terday because o f an accident to their d o y ivo io h a i society father. Fred D effcnbacher, who had fractured his left hip. Mr. Def fen bneher had his right leg amputated last June. is io d o ilio Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Magladry, o f How River, went to Portland yesterday J n x jjc r tJiiruj to spend Christmas with their duugh ter, Mrs. Thompson. 1 .a lira and Kay Mitchell, o f Thurston, visited the past week at the home o f their uncle, Charles Teeters, at lHirena. C. K. Boyd and family, o f Gold Hill, are visiting at the homo o f Mrs. B o y d 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. Schofield Stewart ha* a new Buick six purchased o f Nelson's Auto Sale*. Eugene Register: Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Skidmore will leave Friday to spend the holiday season at the homes o f their parents, Mr. Skidm ore's rein fives living at Curtin and Mrs. Skid is one tluna says is “corraci' do do il us is io se feci - Qratios dßricn otalvn Ji K The White Pharmacy TO OUR F R I E N D S AND P A T R O N S The Season’s G reetings MAY THIS CHRISTMAS BE THE MERRIEST ONE YOU HAVE EVER 11A1 > AND THE NEW YEAB CONTAIN MORE SUCCESS, PROSPERITY AND HEALTH THAN YOU HAVE EVER BEFORE BEEN FAVORED WITH. You will enjoy yourself more if you have provided your self with one of our Comfort Heaters, but if you have not, it is not too late to start the New Year right by getting one. W. L. DARBY & CO. “Here’s Real T obacco” says the G ood Judge That gives a man more genuine chewing satis* faction than he ever got out of the ordinary kind. Put up in two st; : is a long fir c-cut tobacco is a 6hort-cut tobacco f W f i y , V O ? ÎÔrodavÿÂy>^«le w f o r k City Seventh Street Garage —----------------------- Peri mi Brothers, Props. ---------------------------- All kinds and makes of cars expertly re paired; courteous and prompt service; gas oline, oils and complete garage service. --------------------------------- a g e n t s ra s f o r ----------------------------------- THE CELEBRATED CHEVROLET LINE Il h a * I h ' oh a w oiH lerTitl y e a r no m a iler h ow Knowles & G raber COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Hardware --------- and --------- Furniture a yt*ar o l \ *'* * f m a n y t'hangrt* liest tu s e r v e I iìh e n s t o m e i N , h ow lo iie w all w ith g o o tls H om tlim es e o s t in g Intuii a m i Noiiu t i m e s I i ' nn w tlh h riu g But altogeth er fa v o r am i th eir gom l th at we lu iv e uniiKiiallv very our frieiu U w ill t h r o u g h many bave I he i n c i e l i a i i l w orrie il m o m e n t* wnn t o tu ti i ti t all) a o hotieul p r i r e m ore n o asM iranee ol s t o in i llia ii w h ai w hai liy thè u s, g r e t ti, g o m l reiiHoiiM l'or he g iv in g So w ì n I i ì i ik m o re thau y o u i Ioni fu tu re all t h è i l o i i h t f i i l t i m e s n i e r r v C l ir i N lm a s vvitli all a m i yoit In ali oli m igli! iis th eir we fim i a m u st ileNirea. I N !/| \l B v t»* Jt i -------- j _J L h i y v T 1 r Y u — J "v fri & i ED ì$ r iTl THE PREMIER EVENT OF THE ZC SCREEN WORLD THE MARY PICKFORD COMPANY PRESENTS Mary Pickford IN JEAN WEBSTER S CELEBRATED STORY AND PLAY DOG A N D A P P L E J A C K M I X IN " D A D D Y LONO L E G S " One o f the hits which will «h'light all in " D a d d y Long L e g s , " the Mary Pickforil com jsiny picture featuring the famous little star, is the perform unco o f a dog who drinks part o f ii ju g o f apple jack. Audiences nt the Arcade theater, wh«‘re this picture will he seen Friday ami Saturday, today nnd tomorrow, will see a new ty pe o f humor in t!«e antics o f this rinimal The Constellation club held its an which givi*s a rare imitation o f n nual Christmas tree in the banquet tippler trying to make his way home room o f the Masonic temple last Fri after a too liberal imbibition. day nft«'rnoon, the hostess«'* being Miss Silsby, Mrs. H. V. Allison, Mrs. E. A. Gleason, Mrs. Andrew Briind and Mrs. E. C. Shay. Mrs. Lydia Htouffer nnd Mrs. Helen Silsby were made honorary mi-mbers o f the club. Mrs. Flower, mother o f Mrs. N. E. Glass, was a guest. Dainty refreshments were served. The table favors were nuts nnd home made eamlies. The elub voteil to adopt an Arno-ninn orphan. Rockefeller is probably proud o f his ability to raise the wind but probably regrets thnt that ability hng resulted in a tornado o f abuae. *•«, i l e r i n g h ow ■B S j Mnny who hernte »he idle rich would not work i f they d i d n ’t have to. • • • D o e s n ’ t it make you feel like k ic k ing yourself when a man winks at you mysteriously nnd you try to appear to kn ow just what he means, only to do the opposite o f what he wishes you t o t • • • % vv ine h e h a * Iteeii Ita» ha«l m a n y Jq Alumni Stars Defeat High School. The high school basketball team went »d e dow n in defeat befor e the onslaughts o f a team o f alumni stars Wednesday -Y » , evening, the final score, followin g 11 - tie. Iieing ¡¡4 22. The lineups wero; \ Alumni— Harms, e; Robert Jones, f; Coffm an, f; Anla uf, g : Virgil I’ owell, Knowles Buys the Ice Cream. C- High School— Darrel Mushy, g ; Wade George O. Knowles, newly eb'eted Mushy, f ; Wicks, e; lleek , f ; Fullmer, master o f the Masonic lodg«', under went one o f th«' severi-st ordeals o f his life nt th«' m«*eting o f the brethren Wednesday evenin g and deriiled thnt Cannery Stockholders to Meet. The stockholder* o f the Cottag«' the only way o f np|H'nsing those who Grove cannery will holil their annual hail honored him was to treat them to meeting at 10 o ’clock Monday, J a n th«* ice cream, n lm li In' proceeded to do. Those who wish furth«'r detnils uary 10, in the commercial club. will have to g«t th«-m from (leorgc or from some other mi'mher who wns present, ^ The P. L. D. Hub o f the high school held a session Tuesday evening with Miss Miller. Three new members were initiated in a manner thnt would make the Mhrinprs look like tyros. ♦ ♦ -b The M. P. O. club met Tuesday with Mrs. O. L. Nichols nnd held their an nual Christmas tree. There were no guests. Delicious refreshments were served b y the hostess. I The Merriest Christmas M EN IN JU RE D: CAR W RECKED | IN R A CE W IT H S O U T H E R N P A C IF IC T R A I N The Masonic, nnd Eastern Star bulges held join t installation Saturday ev e ning. Nelson Durham and Worth Mar vey were presented with past master aprons. A fter speeehes by several o f the new offic ers , refreshments were served in the banquet room. The I.iiComns elub wns entertained Tuesday by Mrs. H. B. Griggs. Lunch e o n , wns served at 1 o ’elock nnd the annual Christmas tree was held. -SO . >i Wishing You One and All ijrV Deputy S h eriff George ('roller's acute sense o f hearing led te the prevention o f n wholesale delivery o f prisoners at the county jail. Tuesday evenin g nhoiit dusk the <|ep uty sheriff, while in the renr o f the building heard a rather strange noise inside. He sensed mischief and oh turning the assistance o f W. G. Jud kins, o f the local police force, entered the jail and made an examination o f the walls, while Judkins stood watch at the door. Croner found thnt the steel lining o f the west wall beneath one o f the lower window* had been pried loose directly beneath the win dow sill and hud been bent back at right angles, exposing the bare brick wall. He says there wns enough room for the prisoners to crawl through, once a hoi,« had been dug through the wall. Raring with a train resulted in a serious nreident yesterday forenoon at the crossing just south o f Oreswol! T w o men from Oakland were in the rnr nnd were attempting to keep ahead o f No. I**. An attempt was made to cross ahead o f the train, hut the en gine caught the rear end o f the ear. despite the fact thnt the engineer had put on his brnkes and endeavored to avoid the accident. Automobile parti«'» ri'turning from the north »aw the ear there turned npside «loan, hndly wrecked nn«l smeared with blood, nn«l got the detnils from those who had a« sisted in reselling the men from undi'r the wreckage. They were put on the trnin and taken to Eugene. r \ s a a w I . ~ > 0 1 PH O N E YOIJK NKWH. A n y man who uses the R eal T obacco Chew will tell you that. / m a r t- B r u to n (Jt i I C O U N T Y J A I L P R IS O N E R S M A K E A T T E M P T TO ESCAPE Kolw-rt Vcatch, son o f Mrs. I«la V cat eh, entertained a few o f his neighborhood playmates Friday even ing in honor o f his twelfth birthday nnni versary. ^ 4 Russell Williams, o f Portland, was the gu«-st o f honor at an elaborate «linner party given Satnrday evening by a number o f his frieiols in the dining room o f Hotel Hnrtell. The tables were cleared aWay nnd dancing indulged in until miilnight. . A nd the good, rich to bacco taste gives a world of satisfaction. RIGHT C U T The Sentinel hits m s i v i ' d through the minis u lot ter which <| 111 to evident ly i* sumo little tot '* inosstigi' to Siiulii ('Inn*. The iiddn'** on tho envelop,' quite illegible, whieh probably led the postmaster to think Hint it wns n let ter the editor bud nddressed hv hum!, und ns it wus impossible to tell where to send it, it wns dropped into The Sentinel ’* box for further instructions However thnt mny l«e, Snntn is going to fnil to get n tender note intended for him. The writin g i» iu n Inngimge thnt only he could understood, but if he could see it he would rend there n request for can dy mid nut», for n doll with eves thnt go to sleep, for n choo ehoo trnin thnt runs, for n rocking horse, n drum, n horn, nnd probublv | many other things. The little tot who wrote the note hns never httd n doubt thnt there Is n Snntn, and The Sentinel trust» thnt the jo lly old .fellow will find the little one nmi leave it the things which it» little henrt so much desires. SOCIETY Smaller chew, lasts longer — so it costs less to chew this class of tobacco. W-B C U T TO “Daddy Long Legs” THE LOVE STORY OF AN ORPHAN also Eddie Polo in “The Vanishing Dagger” alno A Snub Pollard Comedy A TEN REEL SHOW, CONTINUOUS FROM 2:00 P. M ON. COME EARLY, ALL WHO CAN, TO AVOID THE NIGHT CROWDS Arcade Theater Fri. and Sat., Dec. 24 and 25 HEALTHY NEW YEAR C O M I N O T O T U B 1 H o m e pride tells you to b u y — ARCADE THEATRE --------------------- for --------------------- New Year’s Wallace Reid ----------------------- Pride of Oregon Home made flour I N ----------------------- “ The Valley gf The G ia n ts " P E T E R B K Y L E ’ S FAM O US N O VE L. G ET T H E BOOK A N D R E A D T H E S T O R Y BEFORE 8 E E IN O T H E PIC TURE. Cottage Grove Hour Mills
