Shine Up With Calo! Liquid Gloss À Ä i - 'J a n d i t lessens you r housework F u r n it u r e , p ia n o s* floors and woodwoi le ad are quickly cleaned, dusted and polished with Calol Liquid Gluts. After *your h o u se has been “ C a lo l C le a n e d ” y o u r future housework is less ened. CALO L LIQUID GLOSS With Calol on your mop or cloth it’« easy to keep the corners clean and bright; around and under heavy pieces it completes the task of cleaning quickly. In the kitchen or bath room, Calol gives the lino leum a glossy surface and makes future cleaning easier. A can bought today as sures you a clean house for many days to cotne c ï t *iy drop e? p o lish Keep The Home Fires Burning Chilly nights and nippy ninriiingK n-qiun- that you keep your home couilWtnhly (united. Come into our store and look over our line of WOOD AND OIL HEATERS You eiin'l he ehilly and eheerful at the same time. One of our stoves «ill he the best comfort investiiients you can make. And you can add further to the pleasantness of the home atriiosplierc if you will Brighten Up With Calol Liquid Gloss W. L. Darby & Company I Neighborhood News • --------------------------------------------------------- ♦ Some Bargains for This W e e k End and All of N ext D IV ID E . (H| mtui I to The Hen! iiii'i. I Nov. s. Mr*. Dio Uligini, win» him been ill with tomtiiiti*, i* improving. Mi nini Mr*. F. M. ( Tin piuu u were in Kugene Hiiliirdny nini brought home n fine Imrk from the MrCormiuk »lock furio. Word him renrheil here from ('nil form» of the M'rioun injury of Wesley Ehi» u few duy* ugo when n henvy picee of muehinery fell upon him eruxhing hi* hip. ile wtm immodintely opirnied upon hut hi* emulinoli in «ritieni. Mr. Klim i* n grnud*on of Mr. mid Mr*. (1. W. Melteynold*. Mr. nnd Mr*. King, of ('ottuse (Irove, moved up to the Woodard mill yenlerdny. The l.ewi* Hinder fnrmly, of the drove, nini Mm. Florence l^'e, of Port Imnl, v mi ted nt the Allemuo home Hun ilny. Mr*, dodurd vinitod Mondny with Mr*. Nid»nri l.ewi* Mr*. Cbnpmun mid ('lure vmited Mondny with Mr nnd Mr*. MiTjtugh li n. leu- Dogmi vinited hmt week with hi* griindpnrentn, Mr. nnd Mr*. I^-win. Mr*. l(oy Pouter mid fmnily vinited Hominy with Mr* C e Dogmi. Krnn«t Me Hey niililn him bought I »11 veil Jiirkwin'» floek of gontn. Mr*, deorge MeKeynold* vinited Hun’ duy with Mr*. F. M. Chnpmnu. Mr*. K r i l l ' * ! MeKeynold* »liopj* d in the drove Frulity. Mr*. A K. FoMter mid Nell Chnpmnn vinited Frulliy nfternoon with Mr*. Nelnon I«-tvi*. Ladies’ Seal Plush Coats No. 1 Values O tic size 36 »hurt coat, value $60.00, now ... One size 37 short coat, value $45X10, now.............. $28.96 Orii' size 3H »hurt coat, value $60.00, now......... Two inI hkch ’ size 36 wool coat«, value . for your u oilheater T o make sure that your oil heater will op erate at its highest ef ficiency, tell your deal er you want Pearl Oil, the clean-burning ker osene that is refined and re-refined by our spe cial process. Pearl Oil makes oil heaters most econom ical to operate because every drop delivers clean, intense heat. N o waste— no smoke— no odor. PEARL OIL Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere. Order by name— Pearl Oil. HEAT AND LIGHT ST ANDAR n o n COMPANY ICaHfanU*) EltOSINI G LO SS $3895 $33 ami $35, now ... $19.85 These goods have to I k ; seen to he appreciated. One men’s all wool, tailored suit, size 40, value $33.75 at $25.50 One lot ladies’ sw eaters, coat and sport styles, that are priced right. One lot of ladies’ and misses’ shoes in patent, kid and calf; Imttori and lace; sizes from 2Vg to 4; priced at from $1 to $.3.00. These are rare bargains as shoes are priced today. DORANE. (H|n'einl to The HentineL) Nov il.- Uoy Cunter und fnmily, H. J. t'row und li. d. Crow, of Hnlein, moiored over to Yonenlhi Humlny nnd • (uni thè dny with Nulhmi Crow nud funuly. A diioghter wn* boro hmt Mori duy, Nov. 7., to Mr. und Mrn. W. C. J vuim . di’». Km-minili killed u Inrge bear down thè Hiunlnw hmt Hntordiiy. Mr*. W. W. Jnrknon ha* returned home, after a wti'k 'n vieit nt thè bone of Iter duoghter. Mr*. il. il. Doly, of Kugi'ue. Jukii Hnnk nnd wife *|*<nt Tue*dny nt thè Geo. Hehneider home. Tom Jneknon, Florn Jiiek*on nnd Mr* H. ('. AddiMin nttended thè ibinee III Kugerii' Snturdny evening. ('Inni Johnxon i* vi*iting hi* *i*ter, Mildred, nt thè K. It. Crowe home. Mr. nnd Mr*. K. K. Crowe were Rii gene v isito » Wednendny. Mr. Fe*hner, of Kiigene, in in thè volley pruning h o ori hard. Mr*. J im ' l'erkin* ha* returned lo her home in Cottuge Grave, nfter »|»iiiliiig n rouple of wi*ek* nt thè home of her dmighter, Mr*. Hum King, «lu i hn* Invìi quite ili. ( ’ni. Ili lem» n him n denl un, he ex l*H'l* lo traile hm raneh t o t n (HO nere raneh nt Cnlgnry, ('mi. Mr ItiMiley, of Hnnk*, Ore., whn hn* tnken tip n home*tend nenr “ Hummer Iti'*!,’ * expeeln to hnve 20 nere« of Imid elenred nnd rendy to plow by ■pring. Mr». ( ’ni. llilemnu hn* been quite ili liot m repnrled nome bettor. Powell & B u r k h o l d e r Corner of Fifth and Main extended visit with hi* uncle, Grant Hwoet. Mr. Porter nnd non Jnme* hauled wood to Cottage drove Tuesday. The assistant superintendent of nrhools vinited the Lynx Hollow »ehool T uendny. Mr». J:m. Plank and children and Mr*. I. N. Dresser visited Mr*. Neal Tuesday. Mr*. W. A. Re a no nnd two children were guest* of the Huut*mnn family Monday. Mr. nnd Mr*. Walter Pentico and son Cody vinited friends in Eugene hmt Mondny. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hartley and Harold, and Mr. and Mr*. I. N. Drpswr were in Cottage Grove Hutur duy evening. Henry Drecac made a business trip to Eugene Monday. Mr. and Mr*. Marion I»ebow enter Initied Sunday in their usual hospit able fashion. The guest* were Mr. nnd Mr*. J. R. Cooley and daughter, of Mount View, the Is)wry England family, of Dorena, nnd Dr. and Mrs. W. E. I s -I miw , of Cottage drove. L Y N X H O LLO W . W ALDEN. (Spenni to The Sentinel.) Nov. 0.— Mr*. Ho wer* funuly, o f (Vit ( Hpeeinl to The Hentinel.) tilge drove, vinited nt the Pentieo Nov. 10.— Mr. and Mr*. D. II. Brum home Htindny. with Mr. and Mm* Ivy Porter, of Delight Vnlley, hnugh »pent Sunday nnd Wm. Porter, of the IT. of (>., Mr*. Floyd Jones. Mr*. George Hhields and son, of *|»'fit the week end nt home. Ivan* dny, o f Kellog, Idn., nerom Doreria, *|>ent a few ilny* thi* week ponied by two friend», in making nn at the Ca»tle home. Mr. Hnnsted was a Grove visitor —— — --- ■ Tuesday. Fred Frost was in Eugene on busi ness Haturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Castle and chil dren and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Pitcher Has It» Sham of the Proof That K1<1 visited nt the Homer Chamlierlain home Sunday. n»y S u f f e r « » Seek. Fred Frost nnd Harry Castle left Wednesday morning for Seottsburg. Hiuknrhel Kidneys weak? Mrs. D. II. Brumbaugh spent Wed DiHtrennod with urinary iliaf nesdny nnd Thursday at the Floyd Want a reliable kidney remedy! care for little D on’t hnve to look far. Use what Jones home helping Cottage drove people recommend. E v Helen Jones, who has lieen quite ill ery street in Cottage drove ha» it» but is improving now. Funi Adams and family wen* Orovo cane». H ere'» one Cottage drove man’» ex Iv isito » Saturday. Several from this neighhorhnod at jM'rirnco. Iwt J. II. linker, prop, blacksmith tended the diinee nt the Homer Cham »hop, 942 west Main Ht., tell it. He berlnin home Saturdny night. James Lobow and Bonin Patton says: " I have used Doan's Kidney Pill* with benefit and am glad to en were in the drove Tuesday. Ruth and Hattie I»chow spent the dorse them. I was troubled with at tacks of kidney trouble nnd my back week end with home folks. Mr. Hchroedcr has n sick horse. was weak and lame. My kidneys an noyed mo by their irregular action. Doan’s Kidney Pills have always helped me when I used them for these ailments, strengthening my back and kidneys.” Price, f>0c at all dealera D on ’t »imply ask for n kidney remedy— got Doan'» Kidney Pills— the snmo that Mr. linker had. Poster-Milburn Co., Mfrs„ Buffalo, N. Y. n o il! IS ! ' ' ------ Phone 70 Off Summ Pastures As your animals come in oil the pastures they’ll miss the tonics and laxative« winch nature supplied to keep them in condition. It’s a big change. You must supply what is lacking in the dry feed — hay, grain and fodder— of they will get “off feed” and out of fix. Dr. Hess Stock Tonic Suppliea th e T o ttic e — L a x a tiv e • ll it It It it It — D iu re tic a ( m s * anim al* free from worms. I t i.nrqn their b o w el* open and nami keep* (he appetite and digestion good. Coodiliona co w s fo r C alvin* It h e lp , to keep op the m ilk Sow. k e e p , feed in g cattle n * h t up on their appetite, k e e p . hn*a healthy, th r ifty , fre e from wurma. m ean* health and th rift fo r a ll anim al*. Why Pay the Peddler Twice My Prica? Wt a rt taco! J ta ltn ><r /hr D r. Hess Umr. C all oe at Ostrander & McQueen iM t roe hart. TWf a t he Wt hm t a p oeta ti It J)nHçss Instant Louse Killer Kills Lice S H IN E U P W IT H C A I j OL L IQ U ID GLOSS fr t Knowles & Gräber ' 4 = Q /U L O L L IQ U ID G L O S S Hardware and Furniture Oregon Topographic Maps Free. Senator Charles I,. MeNary writes <mit he has a supply of topographic maps of the Cottage drove qnndrangle which he will be pleased to distribute to those requesting copies. 1 ! The Sentinel wnnts the news. Phone it in. Our number is 159 J. ** It is not too early to think Groceries! Cranberries, per lb............... ......... .................. — ............ 20c SwtK‘1 potatoes, per lb...........................................................6c (loot! aweet corn, per can................................................... 15c liittinilr)' soap, per bar......... 6c; 23 liars for................ $1.00 Washing powder, 3 lbs. for............................................ Calol Liquid Oloss, per can Store Where 25c ....... .................................... 75c Your P o l I nr ON THE WEST SIDE your ' dinner and Thanksgiving when you art' N E W CROP N U T S \ We have received the new crop of walnuts, almonds, Brazil nuts and filberts. Also new crop raisins and currants. We will also have a fresh supply of celery, lettuce, sweet potatoes and cranberries and in fact every thing that you will need for the dinner, except the turkey. Ask for the tickets if we over look giving them out. Prizes are on display at Knowles & Qraber. HONK 9 The about going to buy your groceriea. S P U D S — See us about your winter supply of potatoes. . Docs It» Duty Eads Grocery VF LIQ UID $38.96 Kight ladies’ wool tweed service or motor coat«, value $26.00, now at....... _.................................. .................................... $15.95 E V E R Y STR EET IN COTTAGE G R O VE OAe righi CA LO L • Mu- hi /.«- 36 long coat, value $53.00, now... ............. ....... $33.26 W E S E L L C A L O L L IQ U ID GLOSS Smith-Short Grocery T l » Store That A p p r e c i a t e * Tour Trad«