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I Neighborhood News ♦ ------------------- -------------------- D ELIG H T V A L L E Y WATER FIRST AID SAVES LIVES ON WEST COAST New Year Sale Shoes for Men and Boys (Special to The Sentinel.) Doc. 21».— The school had a Ohrist- itaa program and tree Thursday eve ning which was well attended. Mias * Groom gave treats of candy ami nuts to her pupils. The program was well U ■ V * rendered and Miss Groom deserves ' . % - ' much credit for her careful training of • s ' 4 - the pupils. The vacation period extends from December 2" to January 3. Mary and Mylon Haight are home from It. A. C. for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Sears entertained with a t'hriatmas dinner^ guests being the mothers, Mrs. Alma Sears and Mrs. Elizabeth Widdersheim, the \V. A. Ho gate family nnd Mrs. Iphn Knox and baby daughter. The J. A. .loll family were Christ mas guests of the Fuqua family at Creswell. The Oscar Jackson family spent K * ‘v o. t'hristmas with the Fred Wright fam ALL MEN S DRESS SHOES GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE AT ily below Walker. .... ___ The Blakely family spent Christmas UMPHREY & MACKIN S with friends in the Grove. Rod Croas first aid activities The ( ’ has. Conner family spent Christ in the Northwest division this mas at the W. P. H uff home in the lloro you will liml the staple “ rotimi toe’ lasts, “ narrow loe’ English lasts, the ori Impi Grove. year have been chiefly devoted The M. A. Horn family were Sunday to "water first aid" Instruction dir lasts, army lasts, etc Th« leathers are kangaroo, tine rail' umi kid in hlu«'k and eur guests at the James Groom home in the and organisation. Several units «lovait. Th«' pliers are low Read them: Grove. of swimmers have been organ Mrs. II A. Millett, of Junction City, ized and trained In communities was an overnight guest Monday at the All men’s former .+7 fill ami $8.00 vaines now a pair $5 95 on the sound and western rivers, home o f her nephew. Oscar Jackson and rescues have utroady result The C. A. Moore family is moving All men’s* former $8.5(1 and $9.00 values now a pair $G 50 ed from the Bed Cross work. back here from Eugene. The Bussell family, who had been living on the All men's former $».50 \alors now a p a i r ...................... Moore place, have gone to Oregon City $7 91» to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Deane left Tuesday for All men's former $10.00 and $11 (Ml values now a pair $850 Ronevilie. Calif., after an extended visit DISASTER RELIEF PROVES at the W. E. Nixon home. BEST NATIONAL INSURANCE All nu'ii ’s former $12.(Ml, $12.(Ml and $14.00 values now a pan $9 50 Mrs. 1.. M. Harding, Grace nnd Mer ton Harding nnd Mrs. Fred Wright When the man on the street Is ask spent Wednesday at the Oscar Jackson ed for his annual lied Cross dues of SOFT AND GOOD WORK SHOES home. UMPHREY A MACKIN S SALE LOW PRICES REDUCED ON ALL LOGGER Mr. and Mrs. Ferine and four sons, $1 during Boll Call week. November Soft ami flood win k shoes former TOP WORK SHOES SHOES AT UMPHREY ti MACKIN S o f Salem, were Christmas guests at the 11 to SS, he Will know that half of special for tins sale, the home of their daughter, Mrs. Hodges. that dollar stuys in hts own communi They wen' here from Friday to Mon ty If he has done an average amount $5 96 Every pair made of solid leather, sole dav. III inch brown Mid kip logger, former of Bed Cross reading he will know leather counters, double lips, dm aide up The Nixon family had a Christmas { a small slice out of the other SO $ ID valu e, now a pair $12 50 tree Friday evening and a big dinner , . . , . . „,. per leather, and the prices are way , cents Is appropriated to disaster re Christmas day. all the children nnd j rr r down ! their families being present except one ID inch spring heel logger without calks, daughter who lives in Nebraska. The But unless he Is one of the excep- guests included the Pickard nnd C. A ttonally few he will not know what Douhle sede black calf shot s, former tal now the pair.............. $12 95 Moore families, of Eugene, and L ester, "disaster relief" has meunt to the li«' $7.50, choice a pair............ $5 95 Pentieo. world during the life of the American ---------------------- Red Cross, nor will he realize what III uieli spring heel logger With calks, Double sole brown calf shot's, former vai LONDON. small slices of dollars will do If there $13 50 now tin pair ti«' $8.00, choice a pair... $5.95 are enough of them. (Special to The Sentinel.) In the Northwestern Division, time Dec. 29.—T. M. Moxlev and Mr. and after time the relief organization has Choeolat«‘ calf “ S t a r " brami shoe, a 12 i ut-h heavy black kip logger, outside Mrs. Earl Moxlev, o f Creswell, spent met its crisis and has stood the test. , “ new’ ’ $5 value, special this sale $4 25 Christmas at the E. Geer home. $14 00 counter, I i i - u v y h a l l side, now pr Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hogue and Mr. Tw ice in Oregon in December of 1919 and Mrs. ,T. E. Banton left Friday to — at Mosler when fire left families Original “ ( ’Inppewa’ ’ chocolate calf spend a few days with friends nt Lo destitute and again when the Marsh lb anti 18 mrli black kip loggers $14 00 shot', former $7.5(1 value, now pr.... $5.50 field chapter cared for survivors and : ra ne. Mr. and Mrs. W. C Shortridge re recovered bodies of the dead from the turned Tuesday from Portland. wrecked schooner "Cluinslor" — the HPnrv Comb« nnd daughter Orpha test was met. In 192U came the land- UMPHREY A MACKIN REDUCE ALL PRICES ON ALL PRICES REDUCED ON ALL OUTING SHOES AND CAN visited a few days the first o f the slide at Juneau, Alaska, and the hotel BUCKLE HIGH TOP SHOES VASS WORK SHOES AT UMPHREY A MACKIN 8 week at the W. T. Jones home. Among tho«,. who spent Christmas at fire at Klamath Falls. Oregon. More the John Small home were Mr. nnd people learned that “ disaster relief” i “ Split ’ ’ leal he outing shoes, former $4 35, $4 5ii values, now Ill-inch chtieolale calf “ pack“ shoe, former value $11.(Ml, now Mrs. O. F. Wills nnd daughter Tloon. means things in the lives of men. the pair o n ly ............. $7.95 $3 25 a pair only ... In the 38 years since Its Incorpora Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox and chil dren, Mr and Mrs Will Jones. Her tion up to June of 1919. the American 12-inch black and brown calf shot fo rm e r $!I.(M I valu e, n ow “ d rain ” leather outing shoes, former $5,5ll value, now $3.95 bert and M:ibcl Shortridge. Henry and Red Cross had participated In 1X0 dis a pair only...................................................................... $8 50 Julien Small, Vrthnr Combs nnd Lynch aster relief expeditions. It directed Heavy brown canvass work shoes, heavy rubber sides anil Currin. the expenditure of approximately J12,- 15-inch chocolate calf shoe, former $14 5 g v alue, now. $9 00 heels, former $3.5(1. $3 75 values, now a pair.... $2.76 J B. Rouse was a guest nt the W. 500,000. Before the organization had | T Jones home in the Grove Tuesday attained Its present large membership night. Mr. and Mr-*. Harry Welsh, o f Marsh funds often were raised through pop field, arrived last ¿week to spend the ular subscription for such large dis holidays with Mrs. Welsh’s father, J. asters as the Mississippi floods and AV. Bern is. cyclones of 1882 and 1883. the Texas ALL BOYS’ DRESS AND SCHOOL SHOES BOYS’ HIGH TOP SHOES ALL GREATLY Levi Geer, E Geer. J. W. Bemi.s. J. famine, the Armenian massacres of REDUCED IN PRICE REDUCED IN PRICE B. Rouse. Henry Combs and W ill L iv e 1893 and 1894, the Martinique volcano ly attended the taxpayers’ meeting in •ruptlon and many others. sturdy shoes for boys, not only mail ile to Eugene Tuesday. A list of all the Red Cross relief All former $5 75, $I>IMI values now $4 45 but also built to wear, work In times of flee, flood and famine PHONE YOUR NEWS. would take pages Long before the $3.50, $3.75 values now....... $295 All former $0 50, $7 < mi values now $4 95 organization under the stress of war and war's results had grown Into the $4.25, $4 50 values now $3.45 lives of millions, disaster relief was All former $7 50 values now $5 60 one of Its foremost activities. The $5.00 values now................. $3 95 Here Is One Concerning a Salt Her Congressional Charter under which $(».00 values now ring That Is Challenge to the the Red Cross has operated since 1905 $4 45 Ail former $8 50 values now $G 60 Imaginative. sets forth as one of the chief purposes of the organization: "to continue and TRY ARCH SUPPORTS FOR That Is the worst of those fl«h sto carry on a system of • • • relief ACHING FEET ries. Somebody nlways comes along and to apply the same in mitigating the sufferings caused by pestilence, If you have “ shooting” pains with a better one. Recently the Evening News told the famine, fires, floods and other great in your instep or a dull ache V. A. P .’s story o f the frozen fi«h that national calamities.” that seems never to rest or if And now, with its wonderful organ eaine to life In the cooking |>ot. Then you have a callous formation a correvjsuKb lit—a naval officer. It ization of chapters, branches and aux under I he center of the ball of should be said—easily puts that to iliaries reaching to the farthermost th" foot, you no doubt have parts of the nation, its members In shame. » ST u R E - good s e r v i c e fallen arches or “ flat-fool.” “ An Interesting experiment was structed and ready for action when Dome to the store and let us tried some little time ago,” he write* the occasion arises. Red Cross “ día fit you with l)r. Scholl’s loot ister relief” has become accident In to us, “ with an ordinary herring. appliances and stop the aches “ The fish was 3»ut into a large howl surance for the world. o f salt water and every day a small and pains. quantity o f water was removed and an e«pml quantity of ‘fresh’ was suh- SPECIAL RED CROSS SUNDAY stltut* d. until eventually the fish lived SCHEDULED HERE IN NOVEMBER and thrived In fin rely fre*h water. T o p re v e n t :i d i*h fro m h I • |»|»i n ( w h en placet! on the ire, put n ru b b e r “ The owner was so pleased with the r in g («neb fis rom «** on f ru it j n m ) tin success o f Ills exp* rhnent that he then Arrangements are bc‘.:£ made here, flerne nth it. tried removing a v <•:•>• small quantity according to Information irom division • • • of water daily until the howl was headquarters of the Bed Cross, for linen To remove scorch stains from Don't throw nwny obi winter «went empty, nnd found ‘ hat the herring did the observance locally of "Red Cross lay in the .hot sun. em, for the jroo«l part* will make • • • excellently, entirely without wafer, Roll Call Sunday," In November, Gen splendid mitten« for «on or daughter] To remove vegetable stains from the next winter, and as he was «> lively In the empty erally throughout the nation a day • • • howl he had to put him in a cage. has been set aside In honor of the hands rub with a slice of raw potato “ Here he lived happily, hopping organization, with special services in To keep kiddies’ undordrnwors ilown i To remove iron rust from white around the ankles, sew a piece o f tape, from pereti to perch just like a bird, Sunday Schools and young people’s goods, use sour milk. to thi- bottom drawer legs and their ¡ until one day some sudden noise star meetings as well as special sermons. legs will look much neuter, as the tled him and he fell Into his wnter According to plans considerable drawers will not (mil up nnd ‘ cause time at these special services is to be tn-ugh nnd -w as drowned I” wrinkles in stoekirig legs. devoted to discussion of peace-time • • • activities of the Ked Cross, includlhg Words and Music. A»1 egg poached in milk is nn ex The value of word« Is going up. at somewhat detailed Information regard invalid Many people claim they have cellent dish for the • • • lrn-*t In Rouen. There the courts ing future work which has been plan When mending gloves usiy cotton | been relieved and cured of thi* have decided that the artistic values ned. No subscriptions will be asked, thread as the silk cots the skin. of the words nnd music o f n poem are unless special arrangements should dread ailment by using . . . equal. At present In the United be made by officers o f the local chap Don’t despair over the one blemish1 ter. States nnd Cnnadn the writer of the in an otherwise neatly papered wall. words o f n song gets only a pittance A little ingenuity will often devise n | of the royalties or a small sum out Novels From Serial Stories pnteh whieh eannot he detected. In you suffer with gout, #If right at the start. In England many the ease of Inrge figured papers, this The Ingenuity of members of the of the most popular hallnds have rheumatism or lumbago get an is especially easy. Junior Red Cross at Boise, Idaho, has • * • % brought their writers no more than outfit of this herbal remedy. developed a custom which their elders Women should take five minutes a two or three gulnens, while the com are beginning to copy. For patients Money refunded if you are not dny from work nnd lie flat on the poser goes on cashing his royalty In the public health service hospitals hack, till muscles relaxed, with eyes chucks for years. What measure pule satisfied. who do not like to read serial maga closed. It will he found n wonderful Ushers apply to the two arts thus zlne stories week by week, they are preserver of henlth, beauty nnd combined to make words so much less strength, neeording to the advire o f clipping current serials and binding For Sale by valuable than music Is rather hard to a health expert. them, thus providing after publication understand. Verse writers might well has been completed, novels for the send a little gold medal to the Just- The Sentinel wants the news. P h one minded citizens of Rouen who have former service men taking medical treatment. it in. Our number is 1S9-J, ruled It a fulsu uue. Men ;md Boys who are in need of new footwear will be pleased to learn of this N e w Y ear sale of shoes at Umphrey fa, Markin’s for the old 1920 prices have been put down on a still lower, New Year, 1921 level. II P r ic e s R e d u c e d FISH LIAR on A ll B o y s ’ S h o e s a t U m p h re y & M a c k i n ’s OVERTIME All Men’s and Boys’ THE QUALITY Household Hints Shoe Rubbers Reduced 20% Wluil do voti want Anvwav a Sentinel Wan tad will irci it for von. What do von want anvwav ( A «Seulinul W an Iad will iret il for von. T rv it. M O O S E MAL L Sunday, Jan. 2 R H EU M ATISM A N T I U RIC The Modern Pharmacy Bulger’s Comedy Animal Circus ' W onderful IV rfo rn iin g »Shetland Monies Dogs, Monkeys and floats, W illi Rulgcr Him - self, flo w n Cartoonist, and W orld’s Cmmicst T rick Donkey Adults, .'»(ic-4e tax; and Children, 18c-2c tax