Cottage Grove sentinel., August 03, 1916, Image 7

T A L E S OE TUE TO WM
fi» ut th«* Holdirr» ' hoinr, whirh (ir will
ojirrolr Ihrrr or rnov«* lo l.ronu orni
oprii o »hop.
Tb« nicest courtesy you ca* «bow your ||u*llii i» to hiivo tbclr vuit« uou
t turn'll III T till Hi'Uliiii'l Tbl» »liront rnurtnsy you urn «hovv y out frii'iul. i. to
l u i til I'I I I kliow uf your visiti. I Inoliali »
H I M . tirili ill Till' Ncnlilii'l
Till
iiii'i'.t eourtr.y you run «boM tin- lutllor 1 « to bring to t
n f f t r e u rompli-l»'
writo u(i #f i l j r
l t « B you know
L u ts have rourtmy «11 urouiul
M » . .tini M tn . II. V\ ( 'nr nn, of Jlruin,
till- « it ) Humliiy. Mr. und Mm.
Ir « If,«.. | a<*cniniJiirill'd tlicin on it trip
lo U o »I m ’I i
S a v e o n Ice
OUll ICELBSH. WATER OOOLED
u n M U U T O H WILL have
M i »» .Nlur^u* rih Krrydig, of Huthur
Ini, urrivid ) « ‘»lrfdoy for u »hört vimi I
Hit li Mr orni Mr». I.. (!. | t«*«*|#i*.
T H E IR COST IN A HIIOKT T IM E
No need to lie without ltin inuutiH of
keeping food HWwt ami caul wliun
these refrigerator« nolve the problem
ut m i uttiall a cunt.
llir notili mi roiriin i»»iori of W. T.
iionkin», of J(ow l ( m r, Im» Irrrn hl«<i
Hill» thr roiinly « irrk
hardware
.link 1.4 ' w I m rutili* i I hwii fruiti Ih«* Ito
li «in in iiiiii «' n Frnluy tu \imt lirirfly witli
I iin fiumi)' uftrr Hrvoriil H n l » ’ abft«*tii’i*
M in Inolili in unirli Itiiprovrii li) lii m no
|our ti in llir H< »li 1*11110 tu i fi i ri « diNtrirt.
Mr». Almu H« or» orni Mi»;; Miidrrd I
l*ii*il%I«* \»»itrd tln» H«‘«*k with ti.«* ( I
W. Hi'or» f ti in i ly on ito w rivrr.
Idonk», .'I5r |»rr dolca; 20c |w*r
hulf «lo/«n, or .V «neh. Th«* Hr ut im?l.
.Ili in ri* lirrhnut, of I *«»r I lumi, vinilrd
witli ndofivi'E und frirmU m Cottug«-
(trovi» Kmliiy unii Hututility. l'|Min li im
ridurti bum«* Hutnluy In* wtm urrom
|miiird I*v I ho <if lii m littlr turrm, (irori*
orni I-dilli llrrliuut, nini h ||| vinit fhrir
miri«* inni ii unti« in l'ori Intuì
irò ib'idlrr i» Nuffrrin^ nith injur*«?*
»u»loin«'«l whi'fi ihr »«*ot of hi» mower
Itrokr.
If Your House Hasn’t
Burned Yet, It’s Not Too
D ie to Have It Insured
Talk With
METCALF
Mo«* Arni»!mug l«*ft thi» morning for
VV iu«'h«*»ter boy.
Mi»»«*» l.olu ond Mabel Wilson l«'ft
ue»doy for Klktoit and Winch«*»t«'r boy
• lay from Newport.
Melons
ro a r r i v i ; in c o t t a g i : o r o vf .
is
now
here
W («. I'erry ho » at Ooklun«! Monduy
looking after hi» live »toek.
I
Jiimc« Redford und »nn are in from
Ito rena inaki.ig some improvement» on
their town property.
Mr. and Mr». J. ttverholner and Non'
Ito»», of HiIk (Teck, vi.ited Hnturdny i
with thè Dnvid.on» on Knox li ili
BAND DANCE!
S aturday
INight
Moose Hall; Admission 50c
Fred and »eed» ut Hpruy’». nprStfc,
t'n»h
f«»r chicken» nn«l <‘gg» lit
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Branford I ihvc
Mi». Verle Green und Mi.» Chri.tinc
H p m y 's .
uprfitfc
Turk hiked up llow river Tue.day and moved into the Grny cottage next door
\ p h y sic ia n from h«*r«* wo» colled to climhcd »ome of thè rnoiintiiin» in thè to the Adventist church.
tli«' C ham p io n min«*» y e s t e r d n y to :i11•*n<I v icinity of Cerro Gorda.
\V. W. Filmer, manager of the West
a boy who hod i n j u r n l hi» fingi'r.» in a
Mi». Marie Vcatch i» vi.iting at thè Const mine», in Bohemia, came down
gun a c c id e n t.
from the rump Haturduy to meet his
Hamilton Veatch hoine on llow river.
Cot tug«* drove p«'«»p|r may now* «'lit
All \. I'. A. inember» are reque.ted to wife and children, who nrcnmpnnicd him
wotermelon» to their heart»' content.
meet ut hendquartcra Augii»! 5 ut 0 to the mines Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Feixter accom­
o'clock p. m.
Hy order of thè »ee-
retury.
.
nug.Apd panied their son-in law and daughter.
A CORRECT H A T 18 NECESSARY
.1. H. Himeriil »uffered another »light Mr. und Mrs. Hershel Allison, of Eu
TO CORRECT A P P E A R A N C E
gene, in the Buiek Six on n trip to Till
troke of paraly»i» Fridny.
I t '» rontinuoiiN water dropping that a monk, where they will spend n brief
wrnr» nway thè .toni and mutuinoli» vacation on the bearhes.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fi. I.undy nnd daugh­
ndverti»iiig that reduce» stock.
.lame» Ostrander i» iittending thè ters, Mnhel and Audrey, ieft in their
H A V E BEEN MADE SO LONG
Kniglits of l'ythia» convention in Port­ automobile for their home ut Myrtle
Point. Coos County, Sunday morning
A N D 80 C A R E F U L L Y . T H A T TH E
land.
after
nn enjoyable visit with relatives
L I T T L E N IC E T IE S OF H A T A R I8
Miss Itcntricc Mngee vi.ited in Eu­
here.
geni'
Tuesdny
night.
TOCRACY A R E INBRED.
Mr. ami Mrs. I.ouis Jensen, of Yon
I.ee Tennis wus in Eugeni* Tuesduy.
calla, spent Hundny in this city with
A few more good second himd bug-
friend».
gies and wngons nt Hpruy’».
uprBtfc
Mrs. William Brand nnd Mrs. Walter
Mr». Grnce Godard wii » in Fbigene
Woodard left for Santa Rosn, Calif..
Tuembiy.
Sunday, upon receipt of a telegram an
E. E. Itrodie, president of thè Oregon nonneing the serious illness of their
A whole enrload, delirino, mid great for
eating id flirt watermelon» that will Stufe Editoria! association, uccompanli d father, Mr. F'oster.
make your mouth water arrived today by hi» wife, hi» wife's annt, Mr». Bar
Dr. Ii. H. Owens and Miss Katie Ver­
from the Eugene Emit company and low (.awrenee, and Mr». Hrodie'» non motored up from Oakland Sunday
brother and sister in law, L. (>. Harding
are on »ale at the »torca of the city.
nnd spent the day with Cottage Grove
Eat Gregory'» Itrend.
tfe ami Mr». C. H. Harding, all of Ore­ friends.
gon City, passed tlimagli Cottage Grove
George Stoppie» went to Portland
Thomas K. Campbell, of the Oregon
Tu<*sday in Mr. Hrodie’s Mitchell Six
Tue.day morning on buaine»».
railroad
commission, visited Cottage
on their way lo Medford to nttcnd thè
Mr». F. .1. 11 elli well returned Tucnday iinnunl convention of thè editoria) naso- Grove F'riday on offieinl business and
was a guest of old friends hero.
morning from u vi.lt to Portland.
eiation.
«
The GriNwold family and Mi»» Eva
Charles H. Beals left Monday morn
Houvy wrnpping paper, just thè thìng
Richmond left Tue»day to »pend the to go under earpets, I5e a bundlo. The ing for Portland, where he hns secured
»ummer at the camp of the Jo.lyn- Hentinel.
jun«J 7-14pd a position. Mrs. Beals will remain here
GriNwold I.umher Co., near Drain.
F. II. Hall returned ' ye.terdny
from tn7
* i v * f } r i ' t m
* b,' inK ° winK to ,hp i,,n0S!'
\f Iw
ti.**
her
fnther.
I .eg il blank», .'15c per dozen; 2<le per I.ondon Springs, where he went * for th:1 t of
half dozen, or Be each. The Sentinel.
Herbert Roberta, o f Los Gatos, Calif-
benefit o f hi. health.
Ham Dnmcwood returned ye.terdny
Miss Anna O ’Brien nnd Mr«. Lizzie Mc­ nephew o f Mrs. J. I. Jones and Mrs. C.
from n vl.it nt Newport. •
Grath, of Portland, and FIraest Lock- II. VnnPenburg, arrived yesterday for
A U % pound «on wn. horn ye.terdny wood, o f thin city, motored over to Lo­ a visit with his aunts nnd will leave
to Mr. and Mr». A. .1. Wiaer.
rn a c Sunday and »pent the dny with today.
Mr. and Mrs.jJ. P. White started on
Mr. und Mr». H. .1. .forgen.on nnu ('apt. O ’Brien, father of the two women.
daughter Ruth motored to Mahel Sun­
Pearl Plaster, Flwing Westenhnver, their return trip to their home nt Cal
day. Mi»» Ruth remained for a vi.it I In Hie Witherwox and Billie Bartels left istoga. Calif., by boat from Portland
and Mi»» Esther, who had been vi.iting Tuesday night
by automobile for Saturday after nn enjoyable visit with
there, returned home.
Sharp’s creek, where they will spend a Mr. W hite’s brother, N. W. White, and
fnmily on their farm near Cottage
Show ii. a bu.ine»« thnf ’» growing few days fishing.
Grove. Mr. White was hastening home
and w e ’ll »how ynu a merehnnt who ad-
Rubber heels take the jar out of the
to take care of his big prune crop. He
vertiana.
spine. So says Doc Goff, Shoe Chiro-
also has a Inrgo grnpe vineyard, but this
Mr. and Mr». Filmer Gardner motored proctor.
crop was considerably damaged by frost
op from Hal.ey Hundny to vi.it the
Chns. Adams motored over tn N ew ­ this spring, he says.
.lohn Atkin»on fnmily.
port Tuesday to join his wife nnd hnlty,
G. O. McGilvrny nnd wife passed
who nre spending their vnention there.
through Cottnge Grove Saturday en
lohn Brand returned from Harrisburg ront„ ,n th(,ir homo nt Onnvonvillö nf
a few days ago in n 1»15 Overland auto- i t(,r „ „ ,,,ton,to(J visit with relatives In
PH O N E 9-------- FREE D E L I V E R Y
mobile which he bought there.
Washington, nnd visited the fnmily of
An extabltAhed business hax to make
Rotiert Mnleomb, of Merrill, Ore., has | a brother-in-law, P. A. Magee. They
a little profit on goods handled.
bought a half interesf in Tom G ill’s formerly resided here,
Otherwtne what is the use paying
barber shop and will occupy Mr. G ill’s
~
rent, etc.? We sell goods ax reason
. hair, while Perry Hubbard will retain For Sale— Four low Studehaker wagon
able ax lx consistent with a perma
his chair in the shop. Mr Gill will go
wheels; .IHxlO, 3-inch tires; used hut
nent business.
aug.'lpd 1 to Roseburg, where he hns a barber out- short time. John Trunnell.
aug.3-17pd
Powell & Co.
WEST SIDE GROCERY
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A Men, Attention! New Shipment k
Mrs. Iru Beidler returned last Thurs­
day from Oakland, where she had been I
■ Mending her mother, Mrs. Richards,
who has been seriously ill hut is now re
60 v ermg
Mr and Mrs John Fiaglaad left u few |
day» ago for a trip to Portland and over j
the Columbia highway in their new auto.
Mi»« Allie Phillip», formerly of this
■ ity, now of Coipulle, where she has
been teaching in the city school», was a
go*' i of her grandmother. Mr». Arne,
and other relative« nnd friend, this
week.
Prof. J. V. Waterhouse was up from
Fitigcae severnI days of the past w c k
lie i. spending his vacation takinr or­
der» for a story o f the Finropenn wnr.
Tea automobile loads of California
md »outhern Oregon tourists were reg
Istered at Hotel Oregon in this city one
n.ght last week.
Marion Ventrh was up from Eugene
F'riday on business.
I> .1 Scholl and II. C. Madsen re
iirncd last Thursday from attending
hi jc cler»’ convention at Albany.
Po-v made the trip in Mr Scholl ’» car.
riicHf melon» are exceptionally fine.
roinlnK atv they do direct from the
II. A. Tibbil» »rnd» unoth«*r yrur'n
non Irrigated Turlock district wh ch
»ub»« ription from (i«dd Hill. Hr »till ! lx famoux for ltx melon« of fine
tok«» on mtrr«'»t hi Cot tog«* (¿rove ond
texture and dellcloux flavor.
uy» unother *hr«k will In* f«ir.hrommg
n«'it yror.
F IN D THEM ON
YOU W I L L
Curnn <’«»ol«»y, ng«nt f«»r thn Oregon
YOUR
DEALER S
AT
SALE
Fir«* llolicf A»»oriotion of M<* M inn villi*.
I'hone 15 1*4.
n lltfe —
CyiH Murton ond fomily urrivrd Mon the
«lov I mm Kugrne f«*r u v isit w ith hi» no pulpit ut the Methodi.t church next
piiirnt», Mr. ood Mr*. D. 1*. Murton.
Hundny morning uml deliver her fnre
Ih«' .1. II. Chumber» l.umlx'r rom well xddreiut. Hpeeinl inu.ic will he
pony »old th«* lumber for th«* construe rendered hy the choir. The Woman'x
non of th«* Hcurbrough prune «Iryer m Home and Foreign M¡anionary xoeietiea
Cr«*»H’ell. liny Kigg» ho» tin* contract. of the Methodi.t church jointly ten
tiered Mi«» Hefty a farewell reception
A. II. CruMon ond doughtrr l.oruine
at the home of Mr«. J. II. Chamber.
or«* ottifiding th«' K. «if I*, convention
Tuesday afternoon and Mi.» Hefty wnx
hi l'ortlund.
the recipient of a number of gift«.
H«*u|«»d bill» will | h * r«»c.eived up to 7
Chnrle* MeFarlanil and family re­
o'clock p. in., Align»! I If, Mi Hi, on point
turned Tue.day from Han Jo.e, Calif.,
mg th«* Hebron srhooi house. For par
where they went to re.ide, hut did not
to ulor» in<|uire «if F. C. Führer. j27a.‘l
like the climate.
.1. D. Kipprn i» okdigt'd to get oround
Rev. Horace N. Aldrich went to Port-
• •ii «rutchen, on«* of hi» l«*g» b«*ing of
land Tue.day to consult a npeciali.t. He
fcrtid in a Hoy tlmt moke» walk mg too
ha. been afflicted lately with dry ecze­
uncertain without o»»i»tunce.
ma of the Mcalp.
C. I.. Wilh«'lm and family, U. Wil
Mr». W. V. McGee, of Eugene, wax
helm ond family ond Jume» K(diin»(>n
an over Hundny guext of her aged pa­
or«* here from Fre»no, Calif., Hpeioling
rent». Mr. and Mr». Hern Veatch.
o H«*«*k ut Mr. Uolmi»«in *k home.
N. W. White and family motored to
Hpruy will pay you the highe»t cu»h
price for mohair, wind, hide» *>r pelts. l.orane ami Eugeni' Hundny. returning
upr5tfe home hy the valley road.
Kv«*ry H i ' t ’ k Tb«* Hrntlnrl ho» in
«|Uirit*E for Nom|»l«* ro|»u» frutti |>itrti<»
lookini* for lumi in thi* virinily.
If
yuur forni i* for unir, ynu »I umi I i I ho\r
il ni!vi*rtÌn<*<! in Th«* fl«,i»lifi«*J, ulutri* il
vtill r«'int» llir «*)r» of tli<i»r Innkiri^ for
Intuì in tbm virinily.
jlvUTlfr
Mr, otul Mrn f'Iinrl«*» MotthrwN,
doot'htrr Ado otul »ori Tonini) orni Mi»»
If int«*re»ted in u nrh<dur»hip in til«
Int«’rn u tio n il «'«*rrr»p«uidrn«*e H« lio«d, it
Hill pay you to »«•«• T h e Hetitlii«*l. jnLMftfc
Mi»» ( I r n r r H m o rd wo» in Kug«*ne ye»
te r d a y .
I(«»y Kinery won in Kugeae y«*»terdny.
Mr». M II. Jnb arrived h«»m«* y«*»t«*r
Ho in Ni'H i'omh, Fro nk Woodruff,
Uoy Trunk mnl Wunl M«*rg wrr«* ornong
Iho»r who ottrndr«l " Tb«* Mirth of o
Notion ” nt Kiigi'tii* lust flight.
Mi»» I«urti Hefty, who ho» bren horn«*
from Chino for » y«*ur on morr, fxp«'ft*
to l«*ave »«»on to ri'numr i»«*r work uml«*r
f'tirniMbrd huuM lo rttil, with gordrn
ond fruii. A Imrgoin. Jmjiiir«' M«*i»t«
ni*l.
jly27t fr
Mr». H. U Hnnth uttrndrd "Th«* Ifirth
of o Notion ’ ’ ol Kugrnr Tu«*»<liiy.
V\olt HI»»|»|*, o! H.tirili, ami (iròrg«-
Murrr», of Ku^rtir, w« r«' h«*rr Hunduy on I
THE FIHHT 8 T R A IO IIT CAR OF
o liunini*»» orni pli'iiNur«' triti.
W YNNE & KIME
« hi on out mg.
Fourth of July pormi«' pir.turr» ut
Armntrong’» »ludio. H«d of .‘10 virw»
+ 1.00. Any Ihr«*«* vi«*w» 2 0 * . Iki it now.
jlyl3 tfc
Dr. il. ( ’. Hrhhrf und Mr». Ido T«d»**y,
»i»t«*r of Vlr». H«hl*'«'f, who i» vi»iling
h»*r«*, l« ft TiiUHiloy for Morlip», Wash.
Mr. orni Mr». Kd Jon«*» rrlorn«'«! thi»
.v«*rk from tlo'ir outing ili Dougln»
rounty.
A lorg*1 ri il in IM* r from ini«' uttrndrd
**v«*ry oppruronrr of " T ( i r Mirth of h
N o t ion i»t Kugrni*.
iro, \V. M)« r» tronsortrd tiu»in«*»s in
Fugitif und uttrndrd "Th«* Mirili of ö
N o i ion ' ' Tiir»«loy.
The MeCargnr family have moved t.i I
□
their lloreun ranch for tin- summer. Dr.
McCurgur “ fluctuates” buck nnd forth, 1
being in town daring buxine»» hours.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fi. Lundy and
daughters. Misses Mabel and Audrey, of
Myrtle Point, Coos county, who »topped
o ff here on their way on a trip to Port
I ml and out Columbia highway, re
ip uni last Wednesday and visited the
\\ ( Conner family, the Harry Mart
family, the J I Jones family nnd other
relat ives.
Win. Shearer returned to his home at
Portland last week after having shown
Mime Row river timber and sawmill
properties to prospective purchasers,
who were pleased with the properties
nnd who w II probably close a deal for
them soon.
Captain Johnson, wife and son, of
Coos Bay, visited briefly with Dr. and
Mr». A. W. Kime last week while en
route home from Portland in their auto­
mobile. Capt. Johnson is keeper of the
lighthouse nt the entrance to Coos bay.
W. J. White and Fi. R. Cummings at­
tended the produetion of ‘ ‘ The Birth of
a Nation” nt Eugene Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr». Jack Allison and son. of
Gran»« Pa«», are visiting Mr. Allison’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J T. Allison, and
Mr Allison’s brothers, Van and Fay.
Mr«. Ralph Dean returned Monday
from a visit nt Grants Pass.
Mr». C. C. Carpenter arrived Monday
fr"iu Marshfield for a visit at the home
if her mother. Mrs. Phoebe Brumfield.
Among those from here who attended
“ The Birth o f a Nation” at Eugene
Monday were Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. F'red Wright,
Mr and Mrs. B. K. Lawson. Mr. and
Mr» II. K. Metcalf, Alta King. George
Matthews, Joe Smith. Miss Jessie
Smith. Miss Mae Armstrong and Mi»s
Ada Matthews. Miss Allie Phillips, of
Co»|iiille, who had been visiting here,
returned as far a» Fuigene with the Int
ter party.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson nnd son
and daughter, of Txis Angeles, were here
Sunday on their return from a trip
through Oregon and Washington nnd
into Canada.
C. C. Westenhn ver is in Washington
this week on business.
Jesse Darling was in from Lornne
Friday.
J. A. Wright returned Thursday from
»pending a few days at Newport. Mrs.
Wright and son Gordon remained to
»pend the summer and in company with
Mrs. W. A. Hognte and Miss Josephine
Wright nre at the Seacrest cottage.
Mrs. Oliver Veatch and children nre
at Newport on an outing.
Charles Allen arrived from California
Monday nnd has gone on to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Svvengel and Mrs.
Jennie F’ ishbnrn are attending the K.
P. convention at Portland.
Dirk White returned to the Bohemia
district Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. W. Swanson and four children
returned Monday from a visit at A l­
bany. One of the girls remained for a
longer visit.
A. W. Swanson visited his family at
Albany Sunday.
Miss Della Atkinson leaves soon for
Blue River to spend a month with her
parents. Miss Maud Doyle is taking her
place at the Cooley confectionery and
restaurant. Mr. Cooley wishes it an­
nounced that he is looking for a girl
who will be free from matrimonial in­
tentions.
Dutchess Trousers n
Just A rriv e d
10c
Button !
a
$1.00
a
Rip!
liny a pair «1 Dutches* Trouwrg from $2.0«) to
-i pair at thia store, wear them two
months. For every *u*pender button that
comes oil with ordinary wear we will pay you
10 cent«, for any pair that rip* we will pay
you % 1.00. If any pair of Dutches* Trousers,
purehaM'd at this .store, ahould prove unsatis­
factory in two months’ wear we will give you
a new [»air.
PRICES VERY
REASONABLE
You
will
find
prices
here on superior Dutch­
ess Trousers to he more
reasonable
than
most
stores charge for the or­
dinary kind. The prices
range—
$1.00 — $1.25 — $1.35
$1.45 — $1.75 — $2.00
$2.25 — $2.45 — $2.75
p in w R a * »
$3.00 — $3.25 — and up
A Wide Range of Patterns
Materials include corduroy, Khaki, cotton,
cotton and wool and all wool cloths. W e show
a wide range of pattern* in stripes, gray, blue
tan, brown, etc.
S e e W in d o w D isp la y
SEE ONE P A IR OF DUTCHESS TROUSERS SU PPO RT­
ING A ONE-HUNDRED POUND KEG OF N A IL S
«~ lif ■
n
n i i i i 1 1 h i hi ■ i m a m
T H E f l U m A i L l I T V u r CASH
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Mrs. D. 11. Hemenway visited her.
Joe Young returned Saturday from a
daughter, Miss Nellie, at Eugene Satur- : trip to Hillsboro and other valley points,
day and Sunday.
yir. and Mrs. H. L. Burt, of Eugene,
Mr. aud Mrs. Giitner returned to i ’ort- spent Sunday at the Elbert Smith
laud Saturday, after a visit at the home home.
of Mrs. uiltner s sister, Mrs. D. H.
x . H. Cruson leaves for Portland this
ilemenway.
week to remaiu indefinitely.
Charles W. ilawkesworth and family,
The Fred Kelly family have moved
of Eugene, motored up here Monday. from the Ingram house into the Brant
\V. G. Beattie, recently elected superin­ house on the hill east of the city.
tendent of the Cottage Grove schools,
Word has reached relatives here that
accompanied them, as did also Mrs. Mrs. Mary Smith, who is visiting in
Beattie. Mr. Hawkesworth will succeed : Illinois, has been seriously ill and may
Mr. Beattie as district superintendent need to undergo an operation.
in southern Alaska.
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Bob Martin has recovered trom an at-
An article written by Elbert Bede, ed- j tm-fc 0f acute indigestion. It was at
itor of 1 he Sentinel, appeared in the re-
thought that he would not survive
cent issue of the University of Oregon t^e attac[l<
Extension Monitor. The article was re-
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1 C. J. hem lett Tuesday for an extend
quested because ot the success the Sen- : .
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- ed trip in the east. Joe Arnold, of
tin«»l
hns »ttainiMi
v\ fill«* so maiiv
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,
tinel has
attained while
many rom-
com . . . .
Portland, is here to attend to the dm*;
petitors have come and gone.
store during Mr. Kern’s absence. Mrs
Roscoe Hemenway, Charles Westen- Arnold will join her husband in a week
hnver, Ueorgie McQueen und Leslie or so. Mr. Kem goes primarily to attend
Learning left Monduy for a few days' the annual Rexall convention in Bos­
outing on Coast Fork.
ton.
C. C. Cruson und Orville Spear, who
H. W. Brune, of Washington, w ho is
have had some well digging in the Mon­ looking for a good paper in the valley.
roe country, are home for a few days.
| was in the city Friday.
The Cottage Grove Manufacturing Co.
Mrs. W. A. Cooper left Monday for
Toledo to join Mr. Cooper, who has has received an order for a large silo
been there for several weeks. The from F'rank Sly, of Creswell.
household goods were shipped last week.
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DISHES ON SALE AT THE FAIR STORE
from Portland,
the roundhouse.
us he recovers
recent vaccina­
Pure white cups and saucers, guaranteed ware, set.............................. 65c
Mrs. G. A. Over and daughter left
Tuesday to join Mr. Over at Halfway.
Baker county.
3-piece Butter Dishes. 50c value a t ......................................................... 25c
Glen Smith is home
where he is employed in
He will return as soon
from the effects of his
tion.
Misses Helen and Flora Longfellow
have returned from a visit in Washing
ton.
Miss Ethel Van Nortwick returned
Sunday to Dallas, after a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Van Nort­
wick.
Mrs. George McQueen left Monday
for a visit at Eugene and Marcola.
Fiarl Harkleroad and Claud Kime re­
turned Saturday from an outing nt
Newport.
Joe Overholser is at Eugene for a
couple o f weeks assisting nt the Griggs
hotel during the vacation of one of the
clerks.
The Well», Fargo A Co. express office
hns been moved into the building next
door to the New FIra drug store.
John Nokes left Tuesday for the Bo-
homin district to erect some buildings
nnd do some development work on his
claims. Mallie Miller accompanied him
for a short outing.
Pure white plates, set...............................................................................60c
Vegetable dishes......................................................... 30c, 25c, 20c and 15c
Meat platters....................................................... 40c, 35c, 30c. 25c and 20c
Gravy boats................................................................................ 25c and 20c
Covered dishes, decorated. 75c values a t .................................................50c
One lot of decorated dishes, plates, tureens, soups, oatmeal dishes,
a t ......................................... ONE T H IR D OFF— SEE T H IS B A R G A IN
Suit C a s e S a le
Prices................................................................................. $1.39, $1.98, $3.26
E X T R A V A L U E S I N H A N D BAGS A N D L U N C H BOXES 48c TO $1
DO YOU K N O W -
-YOU C A N B U Y T H E BEST GRADE OP
Jar Rubbers Here at 5c a Dozen
GET YOURS N O W — They are selling fast and we will have no more
after this lot is gone.
J E L L Y GLASSES 3 FOR 10c— T H E BEST GRADE 35c P E R DOZEN
The Fair for Bargains
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