Cottage Grove sentinel., January 25, 1917, Image 3

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WEWSPR 1 HC COOPSOH SALE ATTHE FAIIl
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•• \••ry «Jay p u ii'lin a .
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tv«- m h < 1<-
W. I. Iliililii'll li ft Turailny tur l ’ort
li*nil fur ii cuuph- uf week».
I ■ ' l.nkr ni Eugene win. in the city
ye»terduy.
I In- pi II e uf Nili I r r i» ui ii|{ up » v r r y
</j* Il » l » tho.c <I ì OC» fill'll hrfuf* it
g " » « out ut «igbt. In Guff
ultitf
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m o li t li* a g o l o u i l iv «' ni .laitu n « v uml I ' I h uh i v
I In »
^ou<Jv
wri'i* n11 lio u g lit ut |»rio«'* l i m i n i i i i i u i I h «.lupi m * h t• « I tmluy
\Vi' i n t o n i g i v i n g o l i r miHt i i i i h i h lln- u ' I v a n l n g r ni u h i i i i r i v
\S II t'nuprr rrturnrii tb«• flint o f
thr «i-i-k frnm l'nrtliind.
Mr». i'm.prr
« u » iiillrd tu l ’urtlaml k'riduy un tir j
ruuut ul Ibr »rvrn- illnr»» uf hrr fatbur,
«hu.i- bulli! i» in t.Vuriuliu, \Vu»h . but 1
bu ■ rara! . i. ^ i r n l w i t •• Ni \ • u•
»ni » hu.pitjl, DurtiumJ.
Dr. Hess Stock Pood
Mi uml Mr». Hrnry JurgrnMo, uf
Mi uml Mr». *' A D ii r id i motored
Mabrl, N f t yr»trrduy uftrr u viait uf
tu Eugene VVriliH tilny
•rvrrul duy» ut thr boni» uf Mr Jur
CT TH E more Poultry Panacea you use, the larger your egg
Mr». Mkidinorc « l i » in tlii' rity fruiti gru « i n ' » parrut», Mr. ami Mr». li. J. j
Idi,VillK
It
yield w ill be.
A iilu iì i WiiJii»»«lay
Jurgruarn. Mr. Jorgruarn rrtururd t u ’
A L L OF T H E 8E ITKMB W IL L BE INTERESTIN O
M i»» Ilu/I'l llrinriiHiiy « l i » in Ku|(riiH Mubrl but Mr». Jurgruarn «rrnf un tu
The more Instant Louse Killer you use, the less will be
TO TH E LADIES
vr»lrril ny.
l'urtlnnd fur u viait with hrr muthrr, 1
the
ravage from lice.
Mr. ami Mr». Wnlilu Millrr wi-rr in Mr». J. T. ItrMpuin.
tiir city yi'»t«'riluy.
Mr. uml Mi». M. S. Currirr arrivnl in
The more Dr. Hess Dip you use, the less disease among
br i ity Tur»duy iiinruing tu uriangr
('■•Ili « imi t li i t . tinnii »bua rrpuiriiiK
M o li«? T r a p s
your
stock, either parasitic or infectious
fur
thr
upi-uiug
ut
a
uiilliurry
»ture
In
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nlf.it
•
hi»
r
iiy.
T
liry
h
a«r
reptrd
tln
build
10c
Tin« I
liiti-bir fmnily Iravra tnmor-
mg ut fi27 Munì Avrnur, fnrinrriy or
For the sick and injured we have Dr Hess' Remedies.
mw fui Mliirk lliiitr.
i iipird by (In ib ir & Jurgruarn. Thry
.Ioli li (' U lu li' uf l ’uri lumi lnuiiylit
Free Stock Books with lots of valuable information. Call
« i l i piububly I h - Inrutrd ubmit IVbrìi
S P E C IA L SALE S A TU R D A Y ON AN ITEM YOU NEED
Iti» iiintiii'r tu tlii» rity frnm Ku|(i‘ iii'
ai y I. Ilrpair» « i l i br timdr t(l thr
and
get one at—
(•very «lay (oner for oim ilay only). Call ami Her wliat ii is.
Tu.'inIuy. T lir y urr ut till' Knlirrt Mr
uillldmg I n f o i r thry rntrr.
Curii li mu I*.
Mriubwr» uf thr m*w * t » f f uf offjrrra
TH E MOKE YOU BUY TH E MORE YOU SAVE AT
Mr». I., M. Tbum|i»oa a r a i tu K'ijji'iir
uf thr Wuinrn ’» K r lir f (,'urp» nut In
l'umlny fui u t « u « i u k » ‘ \ i»it « i t t i
i llliji-il IH thr llrtt publi»h*-d iu«t « r r k
lu i lirutliwr, I) I'. Hurtuii, « I l o lui» lurn
SCHOOL BOOKS
PHONE (»,■>
urr; <m:ird, Mr». Kli/.u Mi-KiMirn; a»
ili.
i »t n ii t gu.ird, Mr». Aiimmlu S p ijg g »;
Mr. ;ia'I Mr» «'linrIra Kmiki'l uf E h putriiitii- inatriii-tur, Mr». l-.'iainr (imi
ip-nr « i li* in llir rity un liUNÌlir»» Tu**» urd, pii-»« Iiirrrapiimlrnt , Mr». Alta
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ilny.
llurt; rulor In nrrr», Mr». N r llir Juhn
•II ff VI MV MTViri'. I <i flf'll ’fl Uuruge, rilfltf
dinner
a
number
of
additional
friend»
S O C I E T Y
• ' E Wnlki'r uf A»hlaml, fnnnrrly n -oli, Mr». Agni*» Oralirr, Mr». Hnrrirt
came in tu spend the evening. Mr. uno
Kotmrt Alton, o f l'ortlnnd, wim in the in i t i ti;.ni b » r »
in t br ally tin* rarfy Himii-k, uml Mr». Arthuau lliindy.
I h'- woman " f fh<- Daptist church held Mrs. Jorgensen received many prosents.
city Ffblay. 11•• forincrly Ilved nt l>o puri uf tiir « r r k urruiiKinx fur tlir
Tur»duy, Ernrat l.orkwnud rrrrivrd their niinuiil meeting Wednesday after
'p 'p
icfiu with hin ii n« I«* nml uunt, Mr. und piiri'hii»!' uf piling.
a tuli-grimi frinii hi» brut hrr, Wntkin», noun at the home o f Mrs. 1’ almer. Mrs.
Mrs. E. J. Ivens « a s honored Tues­
lii
ii ii Ra *11.
Mr. nini Mi». I,. H. Mill rrturnrii T u r» uf S*-:ittb', n forinrr rraidrnt uf f'iittagr
K u ! ( i r r g o r y '« llm id .
K. K. Mills presided, in the absence uf day by a birthday dinner given for ber
Mr. und \l i *. Will ltidw «'ll rctunifd ilay fmiii ii »buri »tny ut ftiijiuln.
(Irovr, thut hr wuiild br through thr both the president and vice-president pleasure by her daughter and graml
M inn May Arin* *trong *|u»nt
Hiiiiilay f*vcfiing uft#*r u nhort *tny «t
Min» Elurrnrr llrnirnwuy « l i » tip «•ity un hi» rrturn frum u t'nlifurniu who have moved away during the past daughters, Mrs. J. A. Ashby, Miss Dear!
• luv in Kiigcm*.
Kn jndli.
frinii Kinp'nr for u vi«il « i t h hrr pur Ui|» Tm-»day nftrrnoon. Mr. I» r k w o o d year.
Mrs. Wallace Heaver was elect­ and Miss Ruby Ashby. The affair was
A fmv iimrtt gonfi M***oiid hinid bug*
HurgrtifiN nt Monroe* *n new ntudio, 31 l'ut», Mr. nml Mr». it. Il I I itihti w o y , im i thr trulli uml uri-ompunird hi»
ed president, Mr». Elsie Npriggs secre­ delightful pleasure to all present. The
gìi'N miti wugMiiN ut Spray V
o|>i t fc
-oMith Sf*lli «ti* et
i )| ii * ii Hundiiy* frunt Kriiliiy.
bruthrr u» tur n» Eugrtir, rnjuymg u tary and treasurer uf the Aid society honor guests received many charming
M. nn II u/t'l l( ii lut un mul
Vittima) 141 u ui. to l |*. in.
dt*f*2ltf
l i f t v i a i t « i t h hiin.
Mi».
I
lurry
Itiuuk»,
«
hu
rnmr
down
and Mrs. William Mattson secretary gifts.
Jiiiir«'gu>
t liu|>t r«*m-i| tin*
OuklimA
A i r * Ltin«lbt*rg wiih in the r ity Thum ' frinii tli" « ’hanipinn inini* ln»t « r r k , i»
'P 'P 'P
and treasurer o f the Missionary society.
I iun U« tlmll truui» lieft* Fri flay
dnv l’roni 1 ri**-*t«»i».
li vini; in (tir bnu»t> li.* lo ii |{i li |» tu Mr».
The fourth annual roll call o f the I.
The
aid
society
will
meet
the
first
Wed
Worth ll irvrv went to I'ortliim! I: in (
\iikin» un I atrrrt,
neaday uf every month for business and *). O. K lodge will lie held nt the i ••
M
r».
ILiittir
Aduni»,
uf
Hpnkuni',
i»
work, and during the month a» needed ular meeting uf the order Haturdny
/ h e (* o liie ti R u le S to r e
H p r n y w ill p a y y o u c n *h fu r p u ln tu r«
v i»itin|{ tu r fntbrr uml mutlirr, Mr. nnd
for work.
Every three months there night. A large yttendnnee is expertcu
o r Mlifful,
will
be
an
all-day
meeting— a mission­ The meeting «rill be followed by » ekert
M
i»
Ju»rph
(luruiittr.
S t o p n n d l o o k nt flu* n r u n g o r * * f V r
M r*
11 «* r
r t K u k i i i i n n i Mr**. I l c m v
ary program o f study until 11 bit), lunch program and a spread.
Mr».
E
Hbnv
»prnt
Turailny
in
Eu-
t
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r
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r
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f
n
Vcutch
inutured
In E u g e n e m
M l».]
•'P <p 'p
at noun, and aid work or a social time
l>i'iir.
K x p o n i t i o n f o r tin* l>i*nt w h i* n t n n d
1 u k i ii '* < i i S n t n n l n v in o u t i n i ’
rhe Joker dub was pleasantly enter
in
the
afternoon.
The
quarterly
meet
onff n d i * | i l n y .
Mrrrlt Eddy »prnt Huturdtiy and Sun­
H u r r y M r o o k * 1 « * f t T l iiir N il r i v *»f In-.t
airied Monday evening by Mrs. (7. H.
ing» will be held at the homes during
day in Eu|;rn 0 .
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n
o
t
in
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r
I
t
n
l
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'
n
I
io
***,
m
e
n
'
*
w « i k f o r I t n f f«*. M o n t
Vimdenburg and Mis» Esther Silsby at
the winter months. T h e all day meet
Sri- " 'l ite t»ky l ' i l i . t " tu br yivrn
li n t * . (ii|»*< n I j o i ' n m ill
lu ll*
the home uf the latter.
Additional
j i «I f o r Imi#**, I«**!**, w o o l o r m o
ing o f the present quarter « ' l l '■
• •ili ll:ll I *i IlV rii«»» 11? uf tbr Mrf IllilINt
guest» were lira. C C. < raaon end lU n
at
the
home
uf
Mrs.
Alfred
Jury,
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h u i r »1
j»ri»y V
Hcitti’i n h e r Wf k«*i*ii !•
*ho i**
Hiinday »rlnMil.
rjliSr
cast Main nve Wednesday. February 7. liurh Robinson.
F N l . i p i n i i n o f l ' o r t l n i o l u n * in fio*
and clothing.
l.iiril tnlrnt « i l i divi' un rxrrllrnt
♦
♦
♦
<e
n t y S u t u r i l i » ) '.
»b n « in ' ' T i l l ' Sky Dibit ” Erbrunry •!,
Mr». A. I.. Wynne's home was opened
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hall entertained
H S. Hv% «••• |»t* 1 I r f t T t i o w l n v f o r F o r t
P O W E L L
&
C O M P A N Y
r j
I'm -day night with six tables of five for the meeting of the M. 1*. G. club
lumi f o iiffilol tin* liHnlwurr *1 «*fi 1*1 »
W h e r e D rl ce .s a i e R i g h t
hundred.
K'dlowing the game, Mrs. Tuesday afternoon. Only members of
.1 \ 0* itili'* “ f Wnlkrr «vn» in thr
Or.
F.
!».
Ingram,
o
f
IVrulIeton,
f*>r
r o l l V «‘tit loll
ity Tur»d:i,v.
Hull served refreshments,
Those ac- the dub were present and the greater
rnerlv uf this city, wan robbed o f be
i |o*«*d ui enr :i t y our »er\i«e day or
• epting their hospitality were: Mr. and part uf the afternoon w h . s given over
tween
and
j
|
i
1
4
hi
worth
o
f
Mheet
gold
N
W.
W
b
itr
rrturnrd
Mumlny
frnm
Marioli I.ebow wu» in the city froin
night, I ì i m I i ' n tin rage
ft Ititi j
Mrs. lleo. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. D. H j to business.
.Saturday. Three other I'endleton dent
l'iirtlnlid.
W alker ThtirM«|uy.
’ •> /*'>
\| i n. hr m**t 4'itiuch, «*f CiruntN Ft»**,
ill-men
way. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kimo.
iNtH
were
robbed
in
a
similar
manner.
M i»« (ìritrr Itlnrharll, « h o hu» brrn
W lieti otdering bread, i f yoii want the
i«» \i«tlin g her grtimliiiother, Mr». Jnne
Mrs.
Jennie
Fishburn
and Mr«. D. S
Mr.
and
Mr».
Geo.
Atkinson,
Mr.
and
The work wa* no e ffe c tiv e ly done that
b e»tt -pe« if\ titegory V
I>«*r7tfe ■ uiifini'd tu tin E lion i» bu»pitul T u r»
Swengel have issued invitations fur a
KiiH'iNim
Mrs.
A.
!S.
Dowell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A
no
tr:ice
•«
the
robber*
ha*
yet
been
dny nnd n lurmil tu hrr lii.n««* in tlii»
Mr and Mr» Il I.. (ioduri! left Thura
t'biudc l.ittrh reri*i\etl w*»r*l Mntillduy
found. It i* thought to be the work of Gleason. Mr. and Mr». H. A. Miller, Mr. »••wing party to be given at Mrs. Hwen-
rity.
dii)
night
for
their
h*um*
at
Brindi,
o f the death o f I iin twin brother in
:»n Oi •_■;■!. » 'd btin*l o f ilentnl thie\e* who and Mrs. Lee Nixon. Mr. and Mrs. J. gel's home Saturday afternoon.
f'olo., after a m onti)'* \i»it bere.
$ k $
I tulli bolt. Neb.
have been operating in southeastern II. Baker, Mr. and Mr». C. II. Vanlten
Mrs. ( ’.
Cruson nnd Mrs. Georg'-
burg, Mr. and Mr». George O. Knowles
Washington and eastern Oregon.
I.OAt (ildd bracelet With mitili tie ! 4'ounty \grii*u|furÌNt N. S. itoldi, o f
Kerr are entertaining the Constellation
tigiiing *» ii it It et urn t « » Sentinel o ffic e Kllgeni*, Wll» III thè eit) FfldnV t « » li*
A Hood P osition- Fan be had by any and Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Monroe.
d u b at the Masonic hall this afternoon
t#• ti• | fhe «annery meeting.
<*> W i
FOR A o o o n MEAI, ANI> A
for reward.
young man or young lady in the field
■Sf
p
The Social T w e lv e met last Thursday
t'ha». K. Wood left Snudov for Leonn,
or railway or commercial telegraphy.
SQUARE DEAL
Mr» Mice liif’hltiond returned Mon
Delight Valley Society
fiernoon
at
the
home
o
f
Mrs.
George
Since tIie passage o f the eight-hour law
dny to Hubbard, after u v o i t o f ten where l i h a » «*tli|l|o\ ineilt.
One o f rhe most enjoyable affairs of
and a good dinner any day.
A ll
by congress, it has created a great de­ \err and ut ii short business session
<*. H Slnller ìn r i peci ed to return
d i \ » with her diilighterN und N i i a in fhiN
the winter was a “ k i d ” party, given
kind* o f candy, orange.», lemon.' and
lie
president
appointed
II
committee
to
mand for telegraph operators, positions
thi n w**ek after a l*»ng ¡ib»ence. Il*- will
rity.
banana*, nuts of all kind», v i f t
arrange u program for the remainder by the ladies o f the G. T. X. nt rhu
paying from *75 to $!*0 per month, with
< .1 Itreier. «*f I.ewiHton, nrri\ed in ugnili be eiuployetl ut the Oregon Hotel
drink», cigars, tobacco, cigarette...
o f the club season. It has been decided Nixon home. Friday night. Games were
good chance* for advnm einent. It will
\\ e will meet uny traili, «lay or night,
the city Haturdfiy evening.
and grucenes.
o devote an hour at each meeting to played and a delicious lunch served.
pay you to write Railway Telegraph
w
ìt
h
*
lohi'd
in
*
ar.
Telephone
un
,
I.im
h
’»
1‘riNh f*»r ehiekeiiN and **ggN at
lie discussion o f current events and Those who attended werti Mr. and Mrs.
I f you don't see what you want
In s’t o f Portland, Ore., for full partic­
■ Diir
H|»my ’a.
nprfltfe Oar A y
principal topics o f ,he day. Mrs. Kerr J. A. Joll. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Wilkin
Ask Da«l He Knows.
ulars.
j25-fSc
K C. Il i IN, o f Eilgcne \ Init.a.l hi.
served a dainty luncheon at the close son. Mr. and Mrs. Gilder, Mr. and Mrs.
.1 |! t ) \ e r h o l * e r *|n*nt M o n d a y at
II ROBINSON. PROPRIETOR
cuu»i
n»,
M
i
.
W.
C
t'onncr
inni
Mr*«.
f the ocial hour. Mrs. Helen Silsbt ('has. Nichols, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. A. Horn,
Itluek I bit te and l.ondon.
>-'Jl jnn 11 pi I
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wright, Mr. and
,:is a special guest.
M inn Mabel Fnmlrcm, o f Springfield, ttrpurd, Nttnday.
Mrs. A lfr e d Cornutt, Mr. and Mrs.
TI h * twu »ululi rhiltlrcn uf \V. E.
»peat Sunday in the cit\ a» tin* gu* • »
u ('. Ii"»«, r w rn tlv from Iibilui, ami I
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jorgensen cele­ Ernest Sears. I.vndall Gilder. Mrs. John
Newell, « lu i i» cmpleyed ni thè fNittngc
o f Mi»t Jennie <‘hri**mrwi
I o f tli.* MotI kh 1 ì » i 1 -liiircb, « i l l
b.
brated their twenty fifth wedding anni­ Walden. Frank Joll. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
I,oiiI n litundtul, o f tin» city, him filed « i i n . r .•l.*.-tri. In;li» plani, mi' vcry ili
•<■ » i ' i *u in riuiK'ily «'ntortninniont Kob
versary Sunday. January 21. Eighteen Haight, Mr. and Mrs. Ellworth Nixon,
Mr»
A linnna, o f Nmilon, i» in
In» fir»t paper» with the county clerk
ruury tl.
rj25o
covers were laid for dinner and after and Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Nixon.
III.-
r
ily
with
her
tilt
la»
chili!
«
h
o
i»
ri'
tt»k.ug Nim roan ritiyeimhip
lie wn»
II. < Ilo«» N in tIn* rity iimmi'ini; to I
(c e iv in g medimi treatment.
b*»in in Itofg« id, Norway.
;ivr :in rnti*rfuiimirnt umlrr thr im»|i
W A N T AD. R A T E S .
One cent per word.
N o ad
rra " f I l : i « 12, of tbr Mrtbo<li»t Sun
accepted for less than 15 renta.
Iny »i*hool.
Sjimirnl cash with-ordar
rate:—
Mr«. (No. Krrr, Mr». Ilrrbrrt Eiikin
Three insertions for the price o f
Mi». It. Ii Job, Mr». \\ (i. Drat tir unii
two, six insertions for the price
lii « . It A. Mrl'lroil ilrovr to Cri*»««'II
o f four. Cash must accompany
Eriiliiv m Mr». Eukin’a rar.
copy. Land for sale or trade, ten
insertions for the price o f five.
No liuntiiiK or tri>»|m»»ing nllownl or i
Cash must accompany order.
Mr». I.uura McKnrbiml’» plarr. Anyone
le and 2 for
Se l.ead
Pencils
Canvas Cloves
J pair 25c
Wax Paper
5cj>ackage
S Hole Wuod
A. BRUND & Company
T H E FAIR S T O R E
HELLO 58!
Baker’s
Bakery
Good Bread!
Go to Robinson’s Good Eats
t
WANT ADS.
The Sample Store Has Just
Received a Fine Line of Men’s
and Boys’ Suits
morning for her home nt Newport a fter
ii fortnight'a visit w ith her »on» here.
She w us iirronipiitiied u» far a» Eugene
by Mr. Haw kin».
$ 2 . 2 5 to $ 5 . 5 0
Men’s Logger Chippewa Packs ................................
$ 8 .7 5
The Sample Store is the place where
you can find the bargains
A. W. Swanson,
Manager
(r
Saturday Specials
Pork Livers........................................................ 2 lbs. for 1 5 c*
Pork Heart«........................................................•’! lb*, for 2 5 c *
Beef Pot llonst, lit............................................................ 1 2 ' -i t
PHONE 8 9
fo r Sale— One horse electric motor In
first class condition. Sentinel.
For Sale Good team, wagon and har
ness
Also two good milch cows.
Diainnrd & Thornton.
janJtfc
The J. 1>. Million property on north
Dougin» street wn» purehnaed from Mrs.
\. J. (lo w d y rather than from Mrs. H. For Sale, with small payment down.
small yearly payments without inter­
J. (indurii, as was stated in Inst week's
est— modern ti room house on Ash nve.
issue.
Diainnrd & Thornton.
j a n lt f c
Mrs. S. E McKinney returned vester
day from Salem « h a r e she has been For sale or trade for c o w —One top bug
gy and harness. Will pay little d if
with her grandson who met with n
jlM flp d
severe neeident some time ago. He is I'crenee. Kuimn J. Ivins.
improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. (Iriswold are mak
ing three trips a week to Eugene with
their little daughter Ruth, who recently
underwent an operation in that city for
mastoid trouble. She is improving grinl-
u u I ly .
For Rent— F a acres for potatoes; 1 ' 4
miles east o f town. Address S. K. Me-
Gavran, McMinnville. Ore.
jlMflpd
Horses, wagon and harness for sale. W.
H. Hawley,
jlM-2r>p«l
For
S a l » 200 Egg
incubator,
T ru sty.”
I*,j dozen pullets
ready to lay. E. C. llolladay.
"O ld
about
; 11 pit
S iitli eompnny still has a few nrmv
blue wool overcoat» to sell at f2 : runts
with rapes, $2.23. It doesn't rain hard
enough in Oregon to wet through these
coats. Ask On plain l.oe Roy Woods
about them.
jlN-25e
I will pay tep price for potattves. W. B
Cooper, phone IJ2 R.
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Dr. and Mrs. D. I.. Woods returned
Thursday from Kelso, Wash., where
they had visited for nearly four weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. Rov Welch.
They attended the wedding o f their son,
! I.. I.. Woods, while there.
The First National Farm Loan Assocl
ntion, o f Eugene, Ore. Farm loans ti
per cent and less, 5 to 4tt years. F e d ­
eral rural credits.
N o commissions
charged. Geo. Melvin Miller, secretary-
treasurer.
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For Sale— Thn best individual Short
horn bull in this part o f the country,
Kred Dow, o f Oregon City, was here
or will trade for colts. I.. W. Hunt,
the latter part o f last week closing n
Star, Oregon.
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deal bv which he sold n portion o f his
Riverside Fnrin to Chns. Trent.
Mr. Team for sale, or will trade for good
milk eow or hay. Inquire Knowles
: Trent purchased the Salo way place a
4 Graber.
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few months ago.
City Meat Market
Q U A L IT Y
fourni <li»ri'i;iiriliti|; t Ii i » « t i m i n g « i l l
III' |iro«rrutril
J. I,. Orr.
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Want to trade automobile for wood
Mr». I .IIII:iit Currier hu» rented tbr
L in c h ’a Garage.
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building ut 52* Mnin avenue for n m il­
For
Sale—
Concrete
mixer,
wheelbarrows
linery entalitiahment. Announeement of
and tools and entira concrete busincs«
millinery opening will be mode Inter.f*|i
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Mr». Frnnk llawkina left Tuesday Taylor & Higgins.
Men\s Suits $12.50 to $14.50
Men’s Tailor Made Suits at $17.50
Boys’ Suits from $1.95 to $4.85
Men's Heavy Work Shoes.......................
W e sell the
LO W PRICES
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Mrs. I,. I,. Harrel left Snturdny for
Would trade good plain heater for cook
Auburn, Wnsh., to visit her brother,
stove or stove wood. Inquire Henti-
Herbert Harrington, formerly o f this
nel.
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city. Mr. Harrington's two small chil­
dren are both very ill o f typhoid fever For Sale— 4 fine canary singers, cheap.
Mrs. B. 8. Swengel, phone 154R. j25c
I in the hospital nt Auhurn.
Bergmann and
A . A. Cutter
L o g g e r ’s S h o e s
W e also carry the most
complete line of depend­
able clothes for working
men to be found in the city
Rain Shirts
Slickers
G loves
O veralls
W o r k Shirts
W o o l Sox
W o o l U n d erw ear
Flannel Shirts
A qu apelle Clothing
M ackinaws
Raintest Clothing
Woolen Mills Store
Leading Clothiers