Cottage Grove sentinel., February 01, 1917, Image 2

P U R C H A S ED
T H E S A M P L E S T O R E H IAS 1
T H E S T O C K O r C j K A d LE & JO R C itIN S tIN
Containing shoes, harness, all kind of repairs for harness, and leather.
The stock was bought at a big discount and will be sold at a big bargain.
$1.25
Men’s shoes
$2.95 Lot of Ladies’ shoes
$1.95 Children's shoes
Lot of Men’s shoes
$3.45 Lot of Ladies’ shoes
$2.45 One lot of shoes
Lot of Men’s shoes
$5.00 Lot of Ladies’ shoes
$2.95 Misses shoes
$2.75
Lot of Men’s shoes
$6.00 Lot of Ladies’ shoes
$3.25 Boys’ shoes $1.95 to
$3.25
Men’s heavy loggers
$7.50 Lot of Ladies’ shoes___
$3.45 Boys’ high tops $2.95 to
$3.50
Men’s heavy loggers
$9.50 Lot of Ladies’ shoes
$4.35 Boy’s suits $1.95 to
$4.85
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ces Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Red
ford, Miss Minnie Uouley, of Eugene,
and Mr. and Mrs. James Oonley.
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Delight Valley Society
The G. T. X. club met last Wednes­
day at the home of Mrs. J. A. Jail,
rbout 14 members being present, nlso
I Mrs. Cowley a guest.
Needlework and conversation were
enway. L’ ncle Robert Griffin was also the diversion of the afternoon, after
an invited guest, but was unable to be which Mrs. Jitll served a delicious
present.
lunch.
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A number of friends nnd neighbors
The G. T. X. club entertained their
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a snvory additimi tu un umelet, utilixed
in a tiro» ned hnsh, or in ned with bread
crtimbs nnd bnkcd uh a forccincnt in
tumatncH and green peppers. A piece
of thè lower part of the round of becf
is thè best fur this method of cooking,
and as thè meat is all lenti it slimild bc
lurded with tiny strips » f salt pork or
baeou to render it jiiicv w lieti coukcd. Leather and Hide Advances Are Greater
Proportionally Than Those
This your buteher w i11 gcnerallv alterni
of Finished Goods.
to, withotit extra eharge, prnvidcd it is
rcqiicstcd w lieti thè meat is piirchnsed.
SHOE PRICES MAKE
HUGE BOUNDS
AMONO THE CHURCHES I
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|K v« *ry r«*li(*o»iiN o rg n n iitn tU in in in
\it« o l to uim * th in i n liiin ri fo r unfiM im r«*
lfl«*lft t o f it» M *rvirM I U llll O llie r ni'MM.
C o n trib u to r» nre re«|iienli*il to «unit n
h u rl Ml io n « m ol o th e r e illfu rm l m u tte r,
inn! to m ake th e iiiiiio iifie e m e n t o f »«*r
\ ire » u* eouei»«» ;»» |»MM»ible H«»eiul
An in te re s tin g fe a tu re o f shoe prices, fu n c tio n » . e le .# am i new « o ilt» u le o f th e
Some traveling hints well wurtb re
now su High II * Yu »«*1*111 I I I III ON I (•ro llili w e e k ly a nn ouncem ent m ay be elnboiM t
incili bering.
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i* tu m an y, in tim i th«* | » r i t - o f <«l upon.J
I have proved ihc value in pence of
Mrs. B. 8. Swengel and Mrs. Jennie ' !*Pent the
'vi,h Mr an,d Mr* husbands with a “ hnrd time” party at
l«*nth«*r rung** ti|m n r« | it* th«*y rim lan k
Fishburne were hostesses for two of
En* l* nd on :,0,,th 8*cond s,r*“ ‘* the Niehol’s home Friday night. The mind und convince of the following
M«Uio«ll.*tt C h in c h H ev. .fo i. K n o tt» ,
fro m tin* r»»imuin«*r to th«* p ro ti u«*«*r, ra th
the past week’s moat delightful affairs. I ? * '»* * > ■ Th** invasion was unheralded evening was spent with games and the ideas.
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um iih JI v th«* |m » to r. Numb«y »«*hoo| at 10 u ni l(e(¿
I mark my bag or trunk with n
On Saturday afte-uoon «boat twenty- ' “ nd to‘ ,k Mr and Mrs fc*K,and by sur- children gave a pleasing prugram. The
u lu r pn*» r ii in g »erv ire » nt I I n. in nu«l
five ladies gathered at the hospitable <,riHe- I>»inty refreshments were served ladies served refreshments o f sand marker of red, be it a bit of ribbon or rune in n m n ufa e ttiro < l giM»!», F o r «•* „¡7:.'l0 j», m. Mol week prayer meeting
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nin«*<*
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U*utli«*r
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Hwengel home and were entertained by and a
evemng was spent, wiches, cake and coffee.
a curd tacked on, su that in identifying I I
Th u rtiti» y e v e n in g nt M o .
hnvi* ttdvIiti 4 i‘i| in j*rit*«* .'»71 |»«*r r«*nt
HIV baggage among dozens of others I
several spirited guessing .untests. Mri. Tha EnS1,nd* rPmove *hortl> to the
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upper leather -.'.o per c«*nt, tin* mix aim «*
Geo. Kerr was the winner in a novel * « * »
w e u t jln m avenue,
can instantly point nut to the baggage
Divide Society.
on hiil«*«, therefor«*, exieeiling the ml
I*r*aby l€r.jm Church lb V
popcorn-ball guessing contest, being '
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fletcher were inan “ that one with the red marker.’ ’ vanee on b*uth«*r bv l.’Stl per eenf. Hole pint or; plmue I.Î7K. Hibl# ac I um *! nt 10
awarded the popcorn-ball and its eon
Mr and Mrs- 11 A M,ller are en,‘‘r very pleasantly surprised when a party
le a th e r hides have a dvanced, sin ce ItttiH, a in Mormug worship st II a. in Jim
tents, and Miss Esther Silsbv was the ' ,aininB ,ho m,'n,b,‘ r'‘ ° f the
I take Murk «*ln»tii* on«* half to one J.a J j ,i - 1 ce n t, and on sole le a th e r o n ly lor Christ inn Endeavor nt J p m Kv#
of about twenty of their friends, with
fortunate recipient of a tatted table Twelv,‘ ,dub a,,d th<*ir hu,b:,nd" ’ Mr well filled baskets, gathered at their j inch will«* ami make a belt urotimi my
I7i* per c e n t, th e a dvance on hides be mug worship ut 7:.1U p. iu.
pad for guessing the number of beans and Mr" ° - L Nifho1" nnd *'l r " Helen home Wednesday. The evening was vvui»t, through winch 1 »lip th«* loop of
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g 71 per cent g re a te r th a n on sole
Morning, “ Workers Together With
in a bottle
Silsbv at a twelve o ’clock dinner today.
my .»mall bag iu which 1 carry my
lent her.
God.” Evening. “ Exerting Olir l*ow
Mrs. Miller will also be hostess for the spent in cards and daneing.
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I ticket» and change or uny »inall cun*
On Tuesday afternoon another group
Manufacturers elnim that ndvnneen in ers. ”
club this afternoon. The session will be
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Ecklund gave ! ............. . 1 thus have it always safely shoes are not nearly as great as ad
of friends were entertained in a similar
devoted to a discussion of bills passed
n party ¡Saturday night in honor of the I :l* band and yet not iu hand.
manner, Mrs. H. J. Hhinn being the suc­
vanees on hides nini leather would
j by the legislature.
Christian CUurch <>. II Hing, .......*
cessful one in the popcorn-ball contest
Misses Johnson who were visiting them
justify,
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ter. Itible schont, |l;4fi u. iu Yniiug l'eo
and Mrs. George Knowles in the bean
lust
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from
Creswell.
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make
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similar
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garter”
of
Reeently the F. S. government opened ple’s Society of Christian Endes vor,
At the meeting of the Kuianon club
guessing, while Mrs. Horace Cochran re­
whieh I put around iny traveling mat, competitive lods for murine shoes, the
held January IS, Mrs. tMaude I.inch
titittt p m. The Lord's Hup|icr, II n. nt.
ceived a consolation prize. On each oc­
slipping the arm which carries it spee i fient ions of which were precise!}
Saginaw Society.
I’ renehing II u oi. und 7:10 p in.
and
Mrs.
(Mara
Corson
were
elected
to
casion the hostesses served a delicious
The Good Neighbors club met Thors through the elastic; 1 feel sure that it the stime us on September I, 11* 1 •>, and
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membership.
Mrs
Lawrence
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helps
three-course repast, assisted by Miss
day at the home o f Mrs. Neat. Members ennnot slip o f f my arm in the bustle the lowest bidders' priee was «L 7 t a
The special meetings will rontinun
Marie Jones, Miss Ella Counts and Miss charmingly entertained the club. A d ­ present were Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Bur-I ,,f changing ears,
pair higher than the September I bid. <
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over
Sunduy und prnhnldy diirmg the
Hildred Hall.
ditional guests were: Mrs. S. L. Maek- gess, Mrs. Tuplin, Mrs. McKee, Mrs.
This means that under the keenest com , next weck. There will bc Services euch
The invited guests for Saturday were ! in and Mrs. C. E. I ’ mphrev, and Mrs. Igike, Mrs. Hartley, Ethel Moody anil ¡ When
........ *.ving up crocks of fruit butter petition by the biggest eoneerns, a evening this weck, including Saturdny.
Mrs. Bede, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Markin, | Parker, of Albany. The eliili will meet Lora Neat. Miss Bertha Neat was a or pickles wet the string or twine. This man's pluiii regular cut shoe lias ad Hubjeds, announerd subjeef to cliange,
w ill prevent slipping when trying it und vaiiced, in about ‘JO days, $1.71 a pair,
Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Frost, ; this afternoon with Mrs. Frank Knox. guest of the elub.
nre iis follows:
lie tighter, as the twine will shrink.
Mrs. limphrey, Mrs. Wright, Miss
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based nil the lowest bid submitted, I Thursday, “ The Five Kuigdouis,’ ' 11-
while the average advance asked
Wright, Mrs. Burkholder, Carrie Hem
M r an<1 Mrs. Hwengel entertained a * -
" n* t lustrnted by ehnrt; Fndny, “ The
t ‘J it pair.
enway, Mrs. D. H. Hemenway, Mrs. J. ( ew congenial friends at an evening din-
This will be useful next summer.
World, the t ’hurrh und the Chnrchm,”
During war times the waste is reck
D. \S estenhav er, Mrs. C. C. Westenha- ner Tuesday, followed by a pleasant ses-
TESTED RECIPES
For removing seeds from cherries try
illustrnted by rhnrt; Saturdny, Cot­
ver. Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Richmond, Miss sion at Five Hundred.' Their guei
guests I
this: Into an ordinary pen handle set less nnd extravagant and us European tage (Irove slnuers teil wby they nre not
Hilsby, Mrs. J. H. Silsby, Mrs. H. M. were Mr. and Mrs. VanDenburg, Mr.
J deign pen with the point reversed. powers are buying up leather in large < liristiiins. ’ ’
Sweet Fruit Salad— Three ripe yellow T h in (inrt o f th«* pen w ill »lip A roti ml I q u an t iti«*« ut prnrt irjtllv uny prit*«*, the
8ilsby, Miss Nellie Hemenway, Mrs. and Mrs. I). H. Hemenway. Miss Nellie
Threc sermons on Mundny: II a. m.,
pears, one bunch of white grapes, one !h«* pit» nml remove th«*m t'iiAÎly.
Powell, Mrs. J. I. Jones, Mrs. MeCargar, Hemenway and Miss VanDenburg.
| pro^peet for low«*r prir«*«l »ho«*» i» not
” What ’s the Mutter?” ; d p. in , men’s
blood orange, two red bananas, one
Mrs. 8touffer, Mrs. VanDenburg and
t • t
i eneourilging.
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meeting, “ Three Strong M en ;” 7:.W
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Miss VanDenburk.
‘ ‘ The Church F a ir ” is the title of glass o f maraschino cordial, or the same
Wooden sandals to keep the feet dry j
p. m., ” Alniost. ’ '
Following is the guest list for Tues a musical comedy which is being re­ quantity of rum, and sugar to taste. when working on a damp floor are mad< C D C C 7 | N r 11/C A T i l C D IQ A F
day: Mrs. Nelson Durham, Mrs. J. H. ! hearsed by Euterpe in club members Peel the pears and quarter them, taking of II piece of wood three quarters of un
f V C i A l l l C K l o U r I Christian Science Services in the
Chambers, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Hnmloth, ' ¡'.nil will be presented by that orgnniza- out seeds; seed the grapes, peel and i ' inch thick, shaped like the shoe soles
cliapcl at '.’411 Sacand street euch Sun
slice the bananas, and cut the orange
Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. C. M. Shinn, Mrs. tion soon.
i with straps to attach them to the shoes.
day at I l a . in. Regular li>ztiu'ia!nl
in
slices
through
the
skin,
dividing
the
George Hall, Mrs. Kime, Mrs. Will Hall, 1
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Two cleats, one inch wide, arc fastened
meeting euch Wcdiinsduy ut 7:.I0 p. hi
Mrs. H. J. Hhinn, Mrs. Heager, Mrs. I The Friday afternoon elub held a slices then or leaving them whole. Put to the bottom of the wood sole to raise
T he building is opeu for the us« of the
all
the
fruit
together
nnd
sugar
it
liber­
Some
Damage
May,
However,
Have
Knowles, Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Elledge, I very pleasant session with Mrs. James
the shoe high enough to keep it out of
circulating librury each W « Inesdey
Resulted to Winter Grau,
Mrs. Bader, Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. England last week. The next meeting ally, then put it away on the ice; when the water.
from lt.10 to 4:30 p. in. All lira cordial­
ready
to
serve,
put
on
the
liquor
used.
Desl.arzes, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Horace wjll be at the home of Mrs. William
ly invited to the services, as well as to
I f this salad is served in a bowl, and
Cocbrnn, Mrs. Ed Jones, Mrs. Kem, Mrs. Turk.
Moisten a small portion of eornmeal
Thut the recent freezing weather w is make use of the litorature.
the red orange slices are left whole, the i
Jury and Mrs. Van Allison
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with vinegar and rub the hands thor­ of some reul benefit to crops is the
effect will be very ornamental.
Mrs. John Hilsby will be hostess for
oughly with this mixture. It will re current opinion uniting farmers. It nn<
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move the stains arid leave the hands valuable in holding back fruit buds.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Kime j ,he W ®“ “ ’■ Foreign missionary so,-,
Baptist Cakes— These are especially
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feeling
soft,
smooth
and
comfortable.
so that they will be late enough, in nil ,,
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and Mrs. George Hall were charming etT o t ,he Methodist church next Wed- good on u dark, wet morning when there
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I’ rnver meeting
likelihood, to escape damage from any
kMtesses at the home of Mrs. Kime. The nesday afternoon,
is a slight chill in the air. Scald a pint
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every
Thursday
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7:.!•*
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Add a cupful of boiled rice to lyon late frosts that may occur .uid in Ih-it
hours passed quickly with needlework
o f milk in the upper part o f the double
Mrs. H. L. Mack in entertained the
and a number of pleasant surprises were
boiler, adding hslf a teaspoonful of salt, naise potatoes just before you take them it broke up the soil making it light and
r** •»•thodlst Church ~ Rev. F. W.
provided. The guests who gathered in ladies aid society o f the Methodist one teaspoonful of butter, the same of from the fire; they will go farther, and pulverized, tillable and increasingly
the rice
, Oliver, pastor. Sabbath school nt 10 a.
nee kernels will add a distinctly productive.
the spacious rooms were Mrs. Andrew church Wednesday afternoon.
lard and one teaspoonful of sugnr. Re­
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1’ ietiching . II - a. _ m. —
nnd ’ « 7:30
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Brund, Mrs. Hhinn, Mrs. Beager Mrs,
However, it did some harm to wintei
move from the fire as soon as the but­ pleasing flavor
I’ rayer meeting Wednesdays nt 7: 30 p.
Mrs. Will Hall and Mrs. E. A. Glen
John Veateb, Mrs. Elledge, Mrs. Will
gruin, which on account of the d y
ter and lard are melted, cool to blood
•n. All nr« welcome.
Save till nutmeg scraps tod small to autumn did not develop a sufficient
Hall, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Bader, Mrs. son will be hostesses for the Constella - heat, and stir in three-quarters of n
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Wheeler, Mrs. Will Brund, Mrs. Mark ,ion «*»*» at Masonic hall next Thursday yeast cake dissolved in three table­ grate nnd put them into n coffee mill roo| system t « prevent its being lip
Catholic
Church
—I ’ m flier Curley, pus
afternoon.
Oaroutte, Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. Porter,
spoonfuls of tepid water and sufficient or the butter blade of n food chopper, rooted by the action of the freezing.
tor. Muss sail Sunday school nt H n.
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Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Durham, Mrs. Hcott,
sifted flour to form a soft dough. Mix
It is thought Hint the good done, how
tn. on first mid third Hiindnvs of every
Miss Maud Hooper and Mia* Shilling well and set in a warm place over night.
Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. A l ­
Hutter potatoes when putting them ever, greatly exceeds the
probable
month. Sunduy school at 10:30 #. in.
lison, Mrs. Earl, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. will be hostesses for the Joker elub at In the morning break well, break o ff into the oven to bake, ns the fut softens damage.
on second nnd fourth Sundays,
Knowles, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. VanDen­ Mis:: Hooper’s home Monday evening.
tiny bits of dough, roll between the the skin mid makes a more attractive
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burg, Miss VanDenburg, Mrs. Graber,
vegetable
to
serve.
hands to the thickness of a lead pencil
Wildwood Spellers Average High.
The semi-monthly dancing elub will (they should measure about three and
Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Cnison, Mrs. W. C.
Worms Etudly Removed.
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Ten
out o f twelve pupil*
were correct
Johnson, Mrs. Will Oaroutte, Mrs. give a party at Moose hall tonight.
Mother,
If j your
whines,
s I i f your
f <rui
typewriter
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at » home
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a half inches long; and let them tiae
Hwengel, Mrs. Fishburne and Mrs.
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again. Fry in deep hot fat to a rich expensive by reason of the ribbons dry , !*lM'llers in the recent spelling contest ful and cries out in sleep, he Is probably
i held at the Wildwood school.
Mills.
suffering from worms.
These para­
Dorena Society.
brown, drain on brown paper for a ,ng und fading out before showing signs j
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Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Gouley ententntn- couple of minutes and roll in powdered of wear, try dropping a tiny drop of I They arc Mnble Finley, Hazel Him sites drain his vitality mid make him
Grandpa Hemenway e.elebruted his ed at their residence Saturday evening sugar. These nre delicious with coffee. typewriter oil along the upper edge of ¡ nions, Helen Whitcomb, I’mil Him more susceptible to serious diseases,
the ribbon at intervals of about six mons, Bertha Dnmewood, Avnncll Whit (¿iiirk Iv and safely kill and remove the
eighty-fifth birthday Tuesday, nnd a in honor o f Mrs. Gouley’s and Mra.
inches, then wind tightly on one spool lock, Virgil Dnmewood, Mary Him worms from your child’s system with
dinner was given in his honor at his Annette Vaughn’s birthday anniversar­
and let it stand several days, or at least mons,
Jesse Simmons
and Bernice Kiekapoo Worm Killer. This pleasant
home on north Seventh street. Grand­ ies.
Dnmewood.
over
night
before
using.
enndy laxative in tablet form quickly
pa received several useful presents and
“ P i t ” and mgsic was the diversion
FADS AND FANCIES
The other two pupils taking the con relieves the trouble nnd your child
♦ he hearty congratulations of the guests. of the evening and refreshments were
Get Kieknpnn Worm
There is satisfaction in having n let test scored W4 per cent and ilk per cent. Brightens up.
Miss Nellie Hemenway assisted in serv­ served at a late hour.
Edith Messenger is teaching in this Killer nt your Druggist, 2fic.
ing the dinner. Thosp present wore
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. i A piece of snvory cold ment is al­ terhead thut has the appearance of
Judge and Mrs. Hhinn, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Claude VnnValin, Misa Eunice Van ways a great help in warm weather to being “ right up to snuff.” There is 1 district,
A. Bartell, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Jones, Valin, Mr. and Mrs. C'has. Brown, of the housekeeper, as not only may it be satisfaction to The Sentinel in doing
M l Hint piece of furniture that is in
There’s almost nothing u little want j the wuy through a Sentinel want ad.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hemenway. Miss Mount View ; Edwin Bedford, Mrs. served sliced cold for luncheon or sup­ printing for those who want thut kind,
ad. w on’t do for you.
d !4 tf ¡ nt*tf.
Nellie Hemenway and Miss Carrie Hem- Annette Vaughn, Mirvrn Vaughn, Fran- per, but used as u filling for sandwiches nhtf.
BENEFIT TO FARMERS
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