LO C A I.
1 1 »y niarking »ho inni» with »hi* t'igtin'» l.n n dw eh r’» »istcr, M n Honier Chnm
Mrs. ,1. It I inchinigli and Mr» N otile
M A T A R T IS T TO
Arne, in the Grove.
A P T E AR A T M OOSE H A L L l," li, 3 . Vou v» ili uu lougor bo t-uu bcrlniu.
Miss tk'iievn Shiittiuk lui» lieon uh
Mr. mid Air» F. It. I’ hillips visited
t'us«>U a» lo whicb irmi » a i litui u*t'tl.
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seni fien i seheel dillin g thè |tHNl week ridatilo» in C ottage G rove Sunday,
Mr» I If Long nml her on, AA'inlc
l'ut n cou|>lo of raw ov»tor» iimli-r uu acetumi o f illness.
Mr. and M i». \V. D Heuth and fatti I Mushy, who arrived last week from the
tlu- tltrl, olo»t' lo ilio ruota of a ft*rn
ily visited liriefly al thè S. K. L o » ry Silver l ake country, m otored out fhuu
ami ilio pluut tuli grò» litio mugli'.
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houle ut Walker Snudili aftertioon.
I lie G rove Hulunluy aftern oon and
M in Gwciiilolyii M onne}, o f Blue v i» ih d ut the AV D Heath home.
I se u »muli |tatui bru»l» for g n u.'
iug <akc unti krt-ntl liua inni nave M ountain, was at tho G eorge l.uy ng
ROW R IV E R .
homo Snuda}-.
•otling tour fulgora.
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Mr. ami Mr». J. R. Cooley were in
(S| m > ciii I to The Sentinel.}
Wli.'it l'ilio« iliiw bogiit to hi ar C ottage G reve Monilnv.
(V I. 2tl. Air. nml Mr». Ivyle .lone»
Mr. and Mrs. Chiude Arno and olili
timi tu Ilio collier, ri|i ilio »onui al
Ilio t ini and rotoi'o ili. in mi timi Gita ■Ireii »petit Stinday at Ilio homo» o f nml little dniigliter mid Frank Jones
l>arl t nino' un Ilio 'itlos, lliorobv gii mg \l r. and M r». Arile'» pareti!», Mr. nini arrived lust Tliiu»dnv from I'oitlnm l
Ilio slip.» a no h I oum * Oli Ilio.
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WIn-ti Ilio lai!toni o f a r a k e i» lutili}'
Immoti il niay l»o gralotl o f f u n i i a
iitnniog gralor.
M OU N T V IE W .
(S p ecia l to The Sentinel.)
O ct.
26. Mr.
and
M is.
Finley
\\ lupps, o f Blue M ountain, wen* Sun
day guests ol Mr. aud Mrs. licurgo
U iyiig.
Mi. aud Mrs li lì. Laiulwohr and
i It i Id rou v isiicd Monday with Mrs.
L a u d w ch r'» u sier, Mr». Fiando Arno.
Mr. and Mrs. W aldo M iller and
Selma M iller attended church nml Sun
day school al Walden Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Bales, clerk o f the tlis
RALPH HAND
t r o t , has been Inking the school ecu
whom tko w o rld ’» cham pion mitltUo sus this week.
w eight w orked on fo r tw o hour» and
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stairs aud Ciar
could not throw, and who moot» Thor cuce Soars wore at the George laiyug
Olson hero N ovem ber 5.
home Su udny.
Mr. and Mr». Homer Chamberlain
»¡»•ut .'»nudai with Mrs. C ham berlain's
ALMOST LUST BIG OISCOVEHY pnrents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. B. Lino
I be. ugh. lu C ottage G rove.
Pradatory Bird Carried Off Pod Con
Mr. uud Mrs. K. G. Laiulwohr and
hildren
spent
Tuesday
with
Mrs.
talning Precious Seed That P ro­
duced Burbank Potatoes.
Luther Burbank recently told t'oli»-
rado potato men a »lo ry o f Ins diseov
ery o f the w orld-fauious Btirl.auk |*o
tatot whioli lias only recent 1} onuie to
light. W hile Hnrlmnk w as ex p e ri­
menting with potatoes about tw entt
years ag o he noticed in his patch on e
plant which held one particularly
prom ising | m «I o f seeds. T o Ins prue-
tieetl eye these seeds and the plaul
w hich bore them w ould contain tin
germ o f a new aud excellent potato
If he had thought It necessary lie
would have put a w atchm an ov er thl*
one sm all seed ball. As it develo|ied
later, the money Hint would liuve been
required fo r a w atchm an w ould liuve
been but a m inute drop o f silver in
the ocean o f gold w hich this one pod
w as destined to produce.
Every m orning Burbank w ould go
to the patch lo see how Hie pot) was
faring, and often during each day he
w ould look at the plant to d iscover
the time when the pod could he
picked
One m orning he w ent into the patch
and the pod was gone. With the help
o f workm en he searched fo r It. Final­
ly', after hunting fo r hours, 20 feet
aw ay from the plant. In the midst o f
oth er plants, the pod w as found.
“ I think a bird must have picked
It off and tried to carry it aw ay,” .Mr.
Burbank told the C olora do potato men.
“ A nyhow , there it lay, and 1 picked It
up aud planted the seeds, and tou t's
how w e have Burbank p ota toes to­
day.’’
36 AND 40 INCHES WIDE
Two color chiffon taffeta, 36
inches wide, in now evening
shades and staple coloi'H, price
a van I
$2 50
( ‘repo satin, 4(1 inches wide, in
navy liltte and jude green, a new
beautiful weave especially ad
upted for dress or blouse, price
a van I
$3 25
Satin de l,uxc, a beautiful heavy
weight, all silk satin, 36 inches
wide, a yard
$2 50
36 inch In-st quality, all silk
niessaliiies iu black, while and all
eolora, priced a yurd
$1.95
Cook enough cereal at one t i m e to
last tw o days.
Keep in the iee chest
and warm it up as needed. Haves gas.
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Boots and shoes that have been wet
and dried hard may be softened by
ap plying kerosene very freely.
* « •
Wash black stockings in fresh suds
and rinse in very blue water.
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I f you are not fortu n a te enough to
have e lectricity with which to iron,
“ Palmer” Made Fall
Coats for W om en
Here
A woman who has once pur
chatted a “ I'almer” enul is a
friend ni I lie ” I'almer” hiand
Ineause baek of this brand is
dependable,
long wear
fabric,
authoritative style value, finish
mgs of the best obtainable and
superior Imbuing in every detail
Women appreciate I he can-ful
way in which ‘ ‘ I'almer” coats
ar»* finished and they soon learn
to know that the ” I'almer” label
in each coat is an assurance of
good wear satisfaction. Try on
the io-w I'almer coats In-re today
Prices, $1150, $15. $18 to $42 50
Coxy, warm and comfortable arc the
new house slippers just received
this
store this week. Some of the styles have
soft soles, others flexible leather soles
with leather heels. Here you will find
silk lined kid slippers and all-wool felt
slippers in a large selection of the best
colors and styles in high and low tops.
bath tube blankets which you will agree
at
Children’s styles
Men’s styles
Hints
Tho Sontlnol wants tho nows. I’ lmuo
it in. Gur number is I fill J.
Balli Robe Blankets at
$4.95 Here
Georgia M an's Assertion C oncerning
W aterm elons L eft Upholder of In­
diana P roduct Gasping.
Household
thè ,1. E.
N ew House Slippers in
K id and W ool Felt for
M en, W omen, Ch 1 ldren
Women’s styles
Sacked Mohammedan Rock.
A rep m i on Hie I mine o f the R ock
o f Jerusalem Is shortly to be pub
llshed and will be o f great Interest to
the Mohammedan w orld. It may not
he generally known thut this p la ce is
the third in sanctity o f all the sunetii
arles o f Islam, and Indeed fo r a short
period It actually form ed the Kilda
tow ard which all M oslem s prostrated
them selves in prayer.
Am ong the m ore im portant religious
association s o f this rock w e may men
tlon it w as here that D avid aud S olo­
mon w ere called to repentance, and
on account o f a vision D avid chose
this site fo r his tem ple. From this
sam e spot Mohammed ascended to tin
seventh heaven a fter his night Journey
from M ecca, and lastly It Is to he the
scene o f the Great Judgm ent.
The
historical associa tion s are not less
striking and such fam ou s names nr
< Mimf Abdel-M illek. Saladln and Sulel-.
man are all conn ected with the risk .
v is itili)' ni
t
Ilio G i o v e Siiinln} nft ortmon.
A 7A» pollini uni wiis borii Mo n d a v ,
i n i , d a r 21, to Mi. inni Mi*. Wi l l i am
Beautiful Dress Silks Here
HAD NO ANSWER TO THAT
H arry Grinisley, a T erre llu u te Ito I
tary club man, com es from G eorg.a
and is still in love with his native
state. H e boasts o f Its w onders, and
the last tim e he discou rsed on it, was
telling o f the w onderful bargains he
got in w aterm elons.
“ W hy, w e got
the very biggest ones fo r only five
ceuts,” he said.
“ But they aren’t so big as the ones
we have up here,” persisted on e o f his
listeners. “ W hy, out on my farm w e
had som e h alf as big arou nd as half
the top o f this table. We didn’ t eat any
o f It ex cep t the core, and yet the
w hole fam ily had enough o f It aud
m ore.”
“ D ow n there,” draw led Mr. Grim s-
ley in his most southern draw l, “ w e
never eat nearer than tw o feet o f the
rind o f the melon and yet th ere’s
alw ays m ore than enough fo r a fam ­
ily in one m elon.” — Indianapolis News.
homi,,
Selection of Fall and Winter Merchandise Is Made Easy at Umphrey
& Mackm s With Large Stocks, Good Service and
Reasonable Low Prices— Come Today
Prominent Physician Treated
Exophlholmic Goitre With
Marked Success
Dr. G. B M alone, M. D.. 1‘.'29
Cow den ave., Memphis Teun., says:
“ l
have
used
you r
FAM Ol H
G O IT R E C l'K K fo r about 21 years.
During thut time 1 have treated
many cases with
not a single
failure.
•'1 treated one ease o f Exophthol-
uiic G oitre.
About tw elve mouths
a fte r he was rejected, he scoured
♦ 10,000 insurance on his life. Most
o f the other cases were o f ordinary
types and in d ifferen t stages o f tie
vehipment.
" T h i s long and rem arkably su c­
cessfu l experience w ith the H A Y S
SEN 'S G O ITR E CU RE has caused
me to have great faith iu its cu m
liv e p rop erties.”
I)r.
Hayssen ’»
Famous
Goitre
Ointment is applied m orning and
evenin g. Is (sunless aud does not
Htniu the skiu.
Regular price ♦.') 00. By mail $3.12
Ask y ou r druggist or w rite fo r
“ G O IT R E , I t 's H istory aud C u re.”
The H. H. Hayssen Co., Inc.,
Seneca Falls, N. Y.
o2*e
.Ione» I Thron und has boon nnmod Alvin
Agustmio.
Air and Mr». Hon Cronshnw and
Mr»
AA’udc AA'nlts unii baby, o f
Aln»l>y ereek. visiled ilurilig thè week ■ h i Id ron. o f tho U nivo, vinltod at tho
Wilson I.litio homo Thursday and Fri
w itti Mi * W a tt» ' nini Iter, Mrs. Ma
day o f last n och .
11 Ititi Jones,
Mis. Sara W orthington anil her sun
M r»
Frank l'Icnnrd and ehildron
Theodore, o f Kugouo, lire visiting Mr*
-■pelli ilio Week olili III Ilio Urtivi*.
Mr nini Mr» Stanley Ihiuicwood, o f AVorthingtuU ’« mother, Mrs. Pitticncf
Ilio G iove, itele diiilier uueat» o f Mr Mr Alu»ter
.............. I'lirun, Nellie 1‘ hnian), Alice
m><! M i» Em i lim o n ilo T h n i'd iiy evi*
Thriin mid Arthur Tinnier ultem led the
nmg.
Air. a nd Mr- S S Tr u» k m o l o r e d to »how in the G rove Hat orda v night.
mn| are
$1 45, $1.75, $1.95
$1.95, $2.25 to $3.25
$195, $2 45, $2.95, $3.50
Here are new, large si/.c, heavy weight
NEW WASH TUB SILKS HERE IN
SHIRTING STRIPES
Tin- holiday season is now last approach­
ing and for those who do their own s*-w
ing it is none too early to select men’s
silk shirt patterns or women's washable
blouse patterns, lb-re you will find this
store ready to show you a new beautiful
Select ioll of hi I l|*ci| tuli silks in most
desirable patterns,
Vou are invited to
see them tudny.
$1 75, $1.95, $2 50
I'rice range a yard
me most riammalile m price when you
set- the blankets for yourself.
The colors
ate gray, rctls, greens, lavender, blue, tan,
pink,
etc
Kuril blanket
in
complete with
button lings, neck cord and waist cord
Tinse are new patterns suitable for men
ami women.
Priced each
$4 95
w r f r vl1
W hen
the W inter Sprites
Paint the
Holly Berries Red
ACKATANNA
TVINS
Union Suits fit young
bodies as snugly as the red
fits the holly berry. Yet they
“ give” to exercise as the
swaying leaf gives to the
breath o f the wind. Perfect
design and correct siting
and the remarkable military
shoulder are the reasons
why.
These so famous under­
garments are warm as toast
and enduring as evergreen.
They tub casilyand without
shrinking. They put the “O
my!” in Economy.
Underwear and
Slumber Suits
F O R BOYS A N D G1KLF F k u M
B IR T H T O S IX T E E N
A FULL LINE OF MEN S WINTER
UNION SUITS HERB—REASONABLE
PRICES
Our men’s union suits are
selected for every need in
light, medium and heavy
weight in both cotton and
wool and we have a tull
range of sizes. Each suit
tailored to fit comfort­
ably and is made with
flat woven seams no
thicker than the fabric
itself.
Cotton suits of good iptal
ity, priced
$1.35, $1.75
Wool and cotton suits,
priced at
$3.50, $4.50
All-wool suits $5.50, $7.50
One Week
One Week
Orthopedic Shoes for Girls
★
T his vìa »
o»
ENAMELWARE
IVtRY Slit
■33ft
OFF
OF REGULAR PRICE
Including sauce
stew pans, stew
kettles, tea kettles, etc.
pana,
These straight last, wide toe shoes for
children are shown at this store in a full
range ni sizes. The prices for best «pial
ily are most reasonable.
Priced a pair
$2.50, $2.75 to $3.50
Special Advertising Sale of Coffee
Umphrey & Mackm s Grocery Department
M J. B coffee, packed in tin, 45c tin, special, 2 for 85c; 3 Ih. tin. $1.10; 5 lb tin, $2.05
W e invite your inspection o f
lackawanna'I wins in various
style* and in qualities to suit
every requirement o f n rvice
and price.
Umphrey & Mackin
DISTRIBUTORS
Diamond ” W ” brand coffee, in paper carton, 10c bx., special 2 for 75o; 3 fot $1; 5 for $1.65
Try one of these full rich flavor coffees
HAND DIPPED CREAM FILLED
CHOCOLATES IN A DOZEN
FLAVORS, SPECIAL SALS
Per pound................................ 56c
you will like the taste and want more.
TRY
OUR
NUT STUFFED
DATES, PACKED IN 14 OZ
BOX, PRICE 60c
THE Q U A L I T Y S T O R E - c o o d s e r v / tce
These dates
stuffed.
are
sugared
aud