Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., May 13, 1921, Image 7

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Min, It nth Ki-ii|(li-, nt I .on A ii |( i -I i * n ,
'I'll«*
Pottage
Orove
Vulcanizing
W oik» in now remly for any kiml of j i n visitiiiK M i n * Mamie Knot
I tir«« unii lube repairing* at 401 Main i
Mr*. .1 T \ 11 i no a went to I ’ortland
I street in building formerly occupied | Monday to viait ut the honm of her
by N«d»nti’» A ut«* Sales. Pome in and i noo Km ok
! »ce us.
ma y 0tfr
Have you .... .. NeUon ’» new tin-
Mr. and Mr». J. Kogcr», o f Portland, prices in this iNNiief
may H r
nr»« vi»iting Mr. l(og«'r’» mother, Mr».
l.utrlln Knowlton, of Ileiter, in visit
Fannie Witt«*.
l i n g her grandmother, Mr,. 8. K Me
M i m s Pois Thomas
»pent
Sunday Kinney.
with her parent», Mr. ami Mrs. S S
W. 0. Heat tie, of Monmouth, waa in
I Thomas, of Anlauf.
the city Kriday.
H h ' u i i h we hi -II only the better grade», ¡naming you the least
Hr. A. W. Kime, specialist in ob-
Galloway for inauraneo. SI I Main.
| »tetri«*», will r .are for eonfimunents at
VIra. G. K. Gnome, o f Kulnnin, Wn.h ,
wanti* ami I m - h I i|iiality at all time». Kven then our price» an­
hi» horn«* if desire«!. Special nurse i f
require«!.
Phones: office, 34; resid- la vieiting her parent*, Mr. and Mr*.
no Omni Ilian you have often paid for I i - mh quality.
Ì
j21 t f <• Wm. Keritle.
Krinn l.udford, Edna Humphrey and
Mis» Ksther Siiaby and her mother,
j Mrs. Helen Silsby, urn in Portland, Alice Perrin, u t Eugene, viaited Hun
where Mr». Sd»by bn» undergone an day with Itertha Howe.
operation for bone Infection of one
Call on n* for prieea on Hharpb i
foot. The member hud been bothering I separator*. Hterling Feed Co.
rae<:
'Pry our Hnpphire Flour
riiorn- '10
her for a long time and »he ha» be«*n
Mr. und Mr*. 1). H. Hemenwny mo
unable to ii»«* it. Amputation may be toreil to Eugene Huiiday and attended
found n «*«*<* saury.
Mi»» Silsby is n the dedicatory servieea o f the new
giio»t o f Mrs. Plura Murk holder while W O M l ’l
1 ■ [ding
Their « n a k l n ,
Mr, nrul Mr». N.
N
Hr<>wn, of in the city.
Nellie, and Mr*. Hetnenway’n *i»ter,
W'i'iidtrlii*»*, Wd»h., w«*r* ^ umn I h of thr
Forge circulars will b«» distributed
l»d»t wi'ik of Mr. limi Mr».
.F«»ti n over town Monday showing cut» of Mr«. Kroniii Giltner, were there from
linrknr.
Mr. Ilrown inni Mr. Murker some o f our wonderful bargains fur ; Portland.
Mi** India Medley went to Portlund
wrro ku!» tog«*th«T Imck In I mi iti mi.
our Mie »ale, May IN, fi days. The ! Monday.
Prompt Jitney Nrrvler ut City Tran»- Fair.
my!3c
fer Ponipnny. l*honn l»U.
J2Htfr
Mrs. E. E. Schmidt, Mrs. C. If. Van
READY
FOR THE
Th«# H.
O,
VimHrhoiark
family, l>«*nburg. Mrs. James Goulet und Mis» O E T
former m i d r i t » o f fili» »o rtion, nr«* Minnie Goulet were among Kug<*nc vis.
moving
from
Pow«*r»
to
l|ej»f»ii«*r, itor» Tu«*»day.
B P E 0 IA LI8 T
whnrr they will »pomi »evertil month».
Auto ri’pairing, all makes, prices
IN F IT T IN O OLAS8ES
A I h » Manga, Mr. unii Mr» J. W. right
am!
»utisfactiori
guaranteed,
M»<*nrthy, Mr. mul Mr». Karl Hill ami Overlaml Garage,
upr2tta
E Y ES C A R E F U L L Y
M r. limi Mr». Klhrrt Itmli* uti4,nil«il
Frank Cntheurt was her«* from Port
the Hhriner pnrty in Kugen«* Thur»iliiy land the first o f th«* week visiting ut
E X A M IN E D
night
of
Iti Mt
wt'i’k.
Mr».
I.ury th«- Frank Humbrick home. Mrs. Path
at
It takra pat ii-nce, s k ill am i lim i­ I I o I 111 fi <1 rimi M r». 0««i»rge MrumfieM «’art, sister o f Mrs. Ilarnbriclt, had
to ili-lrrm in e tin- pri-w -ription in- tu'co in pn n i rii Mr. limi Mr». Hill to be«*n her«« for sévirai weeks.
Kiijti'ni* n ti « I ri’fiin i iii’il over
for
th*»
i-nra 1 111 k to w hieli tin- |iro |ii-r cirri»».
Itnly l컫-. Mu* what it will buy May
IN ut The Fair.
my 13c
li-nat-N for yo u r i-yi-H should I m -
Twnnty »i*vi’n year» o f fair treat
Mrs. P A. Smith arrived Tuesday
inaili- Un not muki- tin- m isla k i in*nt ufui rati- diluì»* th»* Oregon Fin*
of getting gliisst-t* without flint Hclu’ f ÀMorintiof), o f Me M inn villi*, from iCoHfburg and is visiting her par­
COMMENCING
h aving ym tr eyes i-a ri-fu lly ex- thp |i*ttil»*r ni liti»ini*MM written in Ore ents, Mr. an«l Mr» Frank Hawkins.
Mr.
ami
Mr».
F.
!..
Hah
re
ri
fu»
left
g"ii
H»e Tom Awbrey at thè exprr»»
am iui-il,
o f firn.
myl.ltfe Wed nomi!« y for Fresno, Oitlif., to get
their automobile, which they I«*ft be-
M
I,.
Tompkins
returned
ln»t
week
Wi- ari- i*<|u11>|M-«I with i-very
hind when they mov ed here.
Th«*y
m o d in i fa e ility for e xam in iiiK from Hprinj*fi» Id, where he had been recently bought the Jo«* IhtmevvofH! A N D C O N TIN U IN O 5 D A Y S
receiving medimi treatment
your eyea an il Miipply mu the
ranch in («o wily vili«'.
Mr. ami Mr». M. Kinnell, of Fall»
I’ I iihm - h to meet yo u r u n iiv iilu a l Pity, Wire gue*t» of the pfiNt \\««*k of
Ncl»«»n'» Auto Hah’» ami West Hide
Shingles and rement for sule at the
requirementa.
•
Mr anil Mr» W O Wil»on.
They Garage will wash and pidish your cur Cottage Grove ice plant, across alley
ami guarunte«* to pl«*ase you.
in v ilo uurth o f liurtels & Safley.
u K tfv
wen* on their wrny V « » Funyon ville.
Ami we ilo not uae drop».
Henry Dumewood r«*turn«*d Monday
Mr*. V. E. l ’otter arrived Wednesday
Fotat»»«*» for »ale at Sterling Ferii
Co.
muy 13«* from visiting hi» »¿»ter, Mr». Horn from Oakland anil is visiting at the
Polli ns, o f Springfield.
home o f her brother, W .,L . Darby.
Mr» Jack ('nnhiti, of Kugene, form
Mrs. Jack Callahan and son Jack
erh Mi»» Inez Flynn, i» a gtii*nt tbi*
arrived Wednesday from I’ ortland und
w«»«*k o f relativ«« atul friend».
Optician Optoinetriit
are visiting Mrs. Callahan's parents,
H«’«’ our »li«»w w iiolow» Monday for
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson.
Lenai-N 0 round on Die Premise»
H*c »all* bargain*. The Fair.
myl.lr
Nelson Durham ha* purchased the
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Krni*»t Arme* i» temporarily o f f hi»
Venske property at the
corner
of
job at the Southern Pacific »tation
Adams avenue and Sixth street.
hern too* «»f a return o f trottili«* with
May l*. five days, the big I9e sale
«»in* o f hi» hip», th«* r«‘»ult o f an injury
at The Fair.
myl.lc
when a boy.
||<* ha» mail«* a trip to
Port land for ««lamination arid w a.» t«dd
C. J. Hopper moved his household
that hi» trotihli* i» »eiritlr rh«*umati*m.
goods to Grants Pass yesterday.
lie photographed this year
New butter wrap p r i m : Fir»t 100,
I.ee Sullivan returned yesterday to
oil your hirt Inlay. Every­
$1.20; addit ionnl hundred» taken ut
Klamath Falls, nfter a w e e k ’s visit
»ame time, 35r each.
ixx
with friends in Cottage Grove.
body's doing it.
Mr*. \Vh«*«*li»r Prnke, former m i d f f i t ,
See Nelson’s Auto Sales or West'
Mr unii Mr»». C. I,.
Trrnrry,
«*f
Side Garage when you want your car
Wnli*rl«»o, l«iwit, ufi* v t ni V t nj* ut th«* i» rneeiving treatment f«*r »fonai and
washed or polished.
my 13c
M irriti K«l«ly home, Mr». Tr»ifvry nml nervini» trouble at a Portland h«>»pitnl.
-if
H«*«l trailing »tamp» given with each
Mra. Ii. liopmuii and children a r­
Mm KiMy t>«*iug «mt«*r» Mr. uinl Mr».
10c purchn»«* at S te rlin g ’s.
A »k for
rived yesterday from Vancouver, B. C.,
Tft*t» «*ry r tix s ( In l«»«nl«* in 11»«*
t hem.
rosy Or
Fleming llenderer nod Mr*. .lame* and are visiting ut the home o f Mr.
(iullnwuy u n i « » Inauravi«1«'. riunì«* Dii.
Hear* went to Eugene Monday evening ilopmnn’s brother, William.
Mr». Ili’ iiry Mole, »i»t«*r <»f Mr** T
to visit Mra. Murali iii-nderer, who ia
C. M. Shinn attended the monthly
lì Hiiilt«*tl, Mr». It» ii
«u»ti*r m
in a huHpituI there.
meeting o f the advisory board o f the
luw uf Mr Mutiteli, nini M i m i ’ » Yicttn
We wiah to nnnounre thut we have Red -Cross in Eugene Monday night.
mul /»liuti M utimi^, in»'<»’*» uf
Mr»
moved aeroiu the
*treet
from
our
The newspaper expects tickets to be
Mudi « II. dii « f Allwfty, HPfi* u im k
former location and are prepared to furnished it where a writeup is ex
vi»ii«»r» Imri*.
take rare o f any tire or tula* you per ted o f an entertainment o f any
A. W. Il*
i» vmiting dt Voti
Mr».
VV. V
McGee, o f
Albany, bring hero.
We repair anything made kind where an ndmission is chnrged.
rdlld u t II m * li" u h * u f hi» jmr«*tit», Mr. dnughter of *'Fm*l«*’ * Hurm* Watch, o f ruhtior.
We have a full line o f
X. W. White was in Eugene Wc-dne*.
illi»| M i ». W iii llrlliM »’II.
was h«*re last w«’ek anil also visited new und a.aed tire* and tube*. Cottagi day on business.
inOtfr
h«*r daughter, Mr». H«*rt Tra»k, who i» Grove Viilriiair.iag Work*.
Mrs. Wm. George left Tuesday to
m a Kogem* hospital.
Mr*. John Nokea and her grand
visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred Shep­
daughter,
Mia*
Irma
Miller,
left
Wed
M II. Anderson was in F.ug«*m* Mon
herd. ut Brighton Beach, Ore.
neailuy for a viait o f a few week* at
day «»n business.
llar'on Helliwell, o f Koseburg, vis­
Houttlo at the home.a o f two brothera ited Monday at the home o f his bro­
W«»st Sul«* Garage for correct at
o f Mra. Noke* and with numeroua ther. A. W. Helliwell.
tentlon to your motor.
myl3c
We 're u little bit the w«»r»r fur
other o f Mra. Nokea* friend* in that
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Klmer
Prowe,
o
f
Call 110 when the old boat w o n ’t
wear but w e ’n* still on the j«»b
state. On their return they will viait
apr29c
in our temporary location at th<*
l.orati«*, wen* Kugem* visitor» Monday. a t Milverton at tho home o f Mra go. Overland Garage.
bridge, wh«*r«* w«*‘ll I»«* ju»t as
J. II Hawley was in Kugene Mon
Frank Gnretson has received word
Nokea’ aon Clyde.
p|«*a»e«l t«» s«*«* y«»u ns w«* vv«*r«*
from Mr*. Garetson, who is visiting
day on busin«*iui.
High grade Suia* and American her parents at Alton. III., that their
la-for«*. Ke«’p nc«|imitit«*i|, been us«*
Wood.
Elled^e
&
Co.,
one
block
watch repairing. New Era Drug Store. dnughter Klnor hn* sustained a frac­
y o u ’ll wnnt t«• s»*«» u» often when
npr22tfc tured arm.
louth on Pacific highway.
»Htf<- W. OiUon.
we get ba«’ k nt our <dd location
The little tot underwent
in the fine new biiiblmg b«*mg
Mra. W ebber'* piano pupil* gave n an operation only a short time ago.
.1. II.-i rdy Crow wm
in
K iii ;'-nr
put up for «»nr us«*.
reeitnl lu*t evening too late for cx
Kridny.
I n usual enamelware bargain* May
II. J. Shinn k i m n K iiki - iii - loinim-H« tended mention in thia i**ue.
1» at The Fair.
my 13c
Free I>elivery
Phone 1ft
v iiilo r Kridny.
FKK8I1
F1HII ON
F R ID A Y «
Mr. nnd Mr*. Wm. Ostrander have
I f you're from Min-muri, I 'm your
received word that their aon Willie,
hurkidlM-rry. (ii-m-rnl n-nl i-Mtntr hum
who ¡s in the government hospital at
in-««. It rimtN you nothing; to lint your
Seattle, is slightly improved.
Mrs.
Ostrander nnd W illie 's grandmother,
|iro|x-rty with mi-, nml 1 know tho
Knmr.
J. M Durhnm.
mtltfr
Mrs. lavra Finnerty, expect to leave
soon to spend a month or more with
l>r. S. M. Wondt writoii that hi
him.
him ri'rovi-nul nuffiricntly
from hia
Hu«» to iiversight, Nelson's tire ml.
rri-cnt illio-mi to lu- uhl<- to o|M*n un
Mr. and Mrs. W. I,. Darby visited
in tin* Inst issili* ipinted th«* old prices
offii-o nt Htorkton, Ciilif., for mir({i-ry
in Eugene Wednesday.
which hud I m *«* h superseded, Instead of
und mirj{i*ry ronaultntion.
Mr*. A. True Lundy, o f Eugene,
the netv lower prie«*» which bad just
Mimi Until I to« I i m*. ointi-r o f Mrn.
expert corsetiere, will be
nt
Hotel
gone into «‘ ffert.
lb* »un* ami note
Bartell Monday anil Monday evening.
th«* ad. this w«*«*k with the new lovv«*r Knmk Hufli-y, urrivi-d Monday from
May lti. A brassiere given with first
prices.
may 13c Albany.
corset sold.
myf>-13pd
Nrluoa
for
tiri*
m-rvicr.
myl.1i1
Th«* G. A. Handers and Wm. Skilling
D.
F.
I,ee
has
ordered
his
address
S. Hrowntor, o f Hurnoy, Cnlif., via
families motored to Portland Sunday.
changed from Cottage Grove to Goble,
Mr. Sanders,
while th«*re, sideeted iti-d tin* first o f thi- wi-i-k with Mrn.
Ore.
Kalaton.
electrical e<|iiipiiicnt to I»«* installed in Ilri>wnti*rV mothor, Mrn. K.
Mr. and Mr*. W. II. OiHott arrived
his l»iiki*ry when lie moves into th«*
Mr. and Mm. II. >1. Si-lioltx, o f I’ort
Ken Hanford went to Portland Tuea
Tuesday from Moosejavv, Snsk., and
new* building n«»w under construction. land, ■to|i|H*d o f f on thrir n-tnrn from ilny night on huaino**.
are visiting Mr. O ille t t ’s parents. Mr.
Try the W«*st Siile garage when your nouthi-rii Californin to vinit Mr. and
First rlaaa engraving and jewelry and Mrs. A. II. Oillett, of Seventh
cur ma d» attention.
a 15c Mra. ( lf*orm- Hnrrowa.
repairing.
New Era l>rug Store, W. street.
Gilaou.
apr-'-’ttY
Chickens, hogs, veal and cattle want­
Mr*. George Rainey, o f Santa Rosa. ed at the P e o p le ’s market.
tfo
Calif., is a guest thi* week nt the
Myrtle Teeters went to Eugene W ed ­
home o f her cousin, Mr*. I. H. Vontrh.
nesday on business and to visit her
II. M. Morrison, o f Itemi, nrrived sister, Mrs. Joyce Stpehenson.
Tuesday to join Mr*. Morrison at the
Mrs. Oeorge Scott and daughter,
home o f her parents, Mr. and Mr*. A.
Mrs John Dugan, Mrs. I,ec Dugnn.
.1. Steven*.
and Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Shinn were
The First Baptist ehureh, corner of among Eugene visitors Wednesday.
Eleventh and Adam*. E. G. O. Groat,
John Spriggs nnd Edgar Willson at­
pastor.
Sundny service.* nt I I n. m.
tended Elks lodge in Eugene Wednes­
Snndny school at 10 a. m.
mylltf
day night.
Mrs. Bert Trask returned yesterday
Have you seen N els on’s now tire
from a Eugene hospital.
Mrs. Frank prices in this issue?
may l i e
Knn\ is reported as doing nicely but
O. M. ( I e k y ) Arthur, who was in
not able to come home for some time
the city this week, say* his brother
yet.
Earle nml w ife are in Ooour d ’ Alene.
Hue tn oversight. Nelson’* tire nil. Idn., whore Earle has employment.
in the Inst issue quoted the old prices
If you ItHvt* never dealt with iim , kindly hear in mind that we
0. O. Warner left Wednesday for
which had been superseded, instead of
Oakland to work for
tho
highwny
rarry « eomplete line of fancy and Maple groeeriea; also a
the new lower prices which hnd just
department.
full line of feeds at llie right price». We would appreciate
gone Into effect.
Be sure und note
Mr*. Emma Doolittle went to Ores-
the nil. this week with the new lower
yon giving ns a trial nrifer. Every article guaranteed. Should
prima.
maylSe well Saturday to see her grandson,
yon for any eanse, or reason have a complaint at any time,
Harry Hedgepeth, who sustained a
Kenneth Spencer, o f Eugene, spent
we will only he too glad for you to come to us, that we may
fractured limb while playing baseball.
the week end with his grandparents,
have name rectified.
In connection with our big 19e snle
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. K. Godard.
Wednesday, we will
place
on snle
Charles Brunenti went to Portland another lot o f nlnminnmwnre nt snle
Sunday to consult a physician about prices that will interest
yon.
The
his eye*.
Fair.
my 13c
For privnte dancing lessons phone
Olin Birdwell, o f Ts'banon, who hnd
W a l k
a B l o c k
a nd
S a v e
a
D i m e
112 1. for appointment.
Mrs. E. A. been visiting his mother. Mr*. Dnnicl
Steen, 24 north 7th.
apr22tfc Wigle, returned home Fridny.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
You Save Money on the
Groceries You Buy Here
F.
O .
Hegulut 25c Solid Pack DelMonte tomatoes, per can........ 19c
Regular 20c Standard corn, Maine atyle, 14c; 2 for........ 25c
A dozen or two can» of our 20c pea», while they last.... 15c
A few of our 75c broom», going at....... ........................ 49c
N E W SPUDS, PEAS, LE T T U C E A N D A SPA R A G US.
C O F F M A N
Scholl
19c Sale
T h e F a ir
M ay
D. J. SCHOLL
Tales of the Town
18
Ostrander C&> McQueen
Mis* Elm» Metzgus, n t Hood River,
who had been visiting Mrs. H. K.
Metcalf, returned home Friday.
Mr«. Hattie Grindle wai taken to a
Hpringfield hoapital Friday for treat­
ment.
Mrs. L. H e fty Johnson, o f Elkton,
•pent the week end here.
Mr». Edna Hullivan »pent the week
end in Koseburg.
John Hrund, former resident, arrived
Friday from Dunsmuir, Calif.
COMIC OPERETTA ON FOR
MAY 18 AND 19
“ Bulbul” , a eomic operetta in two
arts, will be presented at the high
srhool
auditorium
Wednesday
and
Thursday evenings, May 1» and 19. by
pupils o f Mrs. I .eon Desl.nrzes.
The
words o f the operetta are by Maude
Elizabeth Inch and the music by W.
Rhys Herbert. In the presentation of
“ Bulbul’ ’ the people o f Cottage Grove
will have the opportunity o f listening
to some o f the c i t y ’s best talent in
beautiful lyrics and catchy nirs. The
plot, which involves many complicated
situations, is full o f spice nnd humor.
May 18 nnd 19, high
school
aud­
itorium.
myl3e
B AN ISH
R U B B IS H
Cottage Grove, Ore.. Mav 11.— (T o
the Editor.)— Much ha* been said
nbont the beauty o f our little city but
not murh
about the surroundings.
Take, for instance, the nnsty looking
mess at the north railroad bridge.
We have a nice little park and have
good cause to be proud o f our citizens
for- their support in maintaining it.
especially in accommodating tourists.
The Cottage Orove Mhrin- club will
hold a social session at Hotel Rarteli
Saturday evening. The entertainment
will start with a banquet, with dune
ing between courses. Stunts, speeches,
music and dancing will follow.
Only
Shrincr* nnd members o f their families
will be present.
«
♦
Mr*. George Mote entertained Thur«
day evening of last week with » •>
o ’clock dinner in honor o f the fifteenth
birthday anniversary o f her niece.
Miss Genevieve Rice. Mr*. Bose Crouch
and son, o f Oakland, were out o f town
guests.
^
Husbands of members o f the M. P.
G. club entertained their wives at a
7 o ’clock dinner dance at Hotel Bartell
Friday evening, the a ffa ir being in the
nature of a surprise to the wouieu. The
party attended the show,
the
men
having provided a special comedy for
the edification o f their better halves.
Frank Garetson, o f Eugene, was a
guest.
4r *8- ♦
The Tuesday bridge club was enter
tained last week at the home o f Mrs.
Hehofield Stewart.
Miss Ileen Wills and I.yneh Curnn,
both well known former residents o f
this city, were married May 3 at
Albany
♦ ♦ ♦
The I^i Cornu* club will meet Tues
day with Mrs. T. C. Wheeler.
❖ ■P Q
The Tanglefoot eltib held a mas
querade party in American I-egiun hall
Wednesday evening, the hostesses be
ing Mrs. Roy Short, Mrs . E.
E
Schmidt, Mrs. T. O. Mudtell, Mrs. J.
T. Smith, Mrs. I). J. Scholl and Mrs.
Schofield Stewart.
Fruit punch wns
i
MONROE STUDIO
4
THE
SOCIETY
Banking by Mail
It may not always ho convenient for you to come <o the hank
in person. If not, “ Uncle Sam” will <1<* it for you. Deposits
may he sent by eheek, money ortler, or currency by mail.
Your instructions will have our prompt and careful attention.
19c t i r May 18
Make all remittances payable to our order.
W e collect checks atul drafts without charge.
Your tax receipts are hack.
Bank of Cottage Grove
ONTHE JOB
PEOPLE’S MARKET
C em ent
W
a
l
k
s
20c Square Foot
WM. HIGGINS
JAM AND JELLY
SPECIAL for SAT­
URDAY, MAY 14
15c jars- _ _ _ -10c
1 dozen jars— $1.15
Sm ith-Short Grocery
#
but do we consider those very tourists served. Miss Evelyn Veatch and Mis.*
when we allow a dirty junk pile to lie Ruth Bede assisting the hostesses.
.
.
.
presented to view at the very entrance
to our city? Do we giv e them a very
The Constellation club was enter
inviting welcomef Why does not some tained yesterday afternoon in tho ban
organization liko the commercial club quet room o f Masonic temple by Mrs.
or the civic »improvement elub take Bertie Durham, retiring president. SUe
this up (now that spring is here) and presented each member with a token.
insist upon the city either having a A t the annual election Mrs. Grayee
dump ground in some out o f the way Cruson was elected president. Mrs.
place or requiring citizens to burn or Blanche Short vice president and Mrs.
bury their rubbish.
Jennie Beidler secretary treasurer.
A
O N E W H O W IS H E S T H E GOOD dainty two-course luncheon was served.
W O R K TO OO ON.
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The M. P. club was entertained Tues­
The Misses Genevieve Rice. A v a
Young, Margaret Elder and Hattie I*- day by Mrs. A. W. Helliwell, Mrs. O.
bow. o f the Freshman Domestic Sci­ A. Proctor, Sr., being the only guest.
ence class served Mr. and Mrs. H. Dainty refreshments followed a social
Omer Bennett and daughter Beatrice, afternoon.
Miss Maude K I.nmson, Miss Irene
Curtis and Mis* Ella Kroeger at a
three course dinner nt the practice
house last evening.
T H O N E YOUR NEWS.
Large stockings, when the feet are
entirely worn out, can be cut over and
made into stockings for children.
• • •
The back o f gingham and cotton
skirts make good kitchen aprons.
PHONE YOUR NEW8.
Presbyterian Church— Sunday school
at 9:45; preaching nt 11 a. m. and 7:45
p. m. Rev. W. J. I -urge will conduct
both service*.
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the time. I f you know an item, phone
it in. Our number is 159 J.
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M.
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Wednesday,
May 18. 7:45.
Refreshments.
The usual cordial invitation
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By order o f W. M.
Secretary.
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