Cottage Grove sentinel., March 22, 1917, Image 2

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Toroid Lenses
• For the man or woman who wants
to „ct the most out of Ilf«. parftct
vision is very essential.
' That is the leason for our Toroid
Lenses.
T Tiny
of the
various
••flat“
R¡
give the wide-angle vision
natural eye and avoid the
drawbacks of the ordinary
lenses.
r Remember the exact name " T o r
olds’ ’ and that you can get them
right from us.
number of hard questions « e r e asked
and answered. Music followed the set v
ing o f a two course luneheon.
+ *
Joker Club Entertains.
I F ie r y religious organisation is m
The Joker cluh held a pleasant session
tiled
to use this coin mil for tumo line
Monday night, entertaining aliout a
liuudied guests, each of whom was dec- ment of its services mid other news.
orated with u shuuirock. Five hundred < in 1 11 butors are requested to oii>,- et
was the diveisiou of thv «ivcuiug. Ueud hortatlous and other edltorinl mutter.
honors hung won by Mrs. Will Mall and “ u,‘
u» " k«'
Hunouneeiiient id ser
OOUOIHO UM pifMMlblo. Sooi'll filli»
H U Jewett.
Ket're*limont* of ioo V lOO
. ream, cake and coffee were nerved, i
‘•'•»-»•I»-* » f «er Uly
A St. Patrick 's day flag flying in the I auiiouneeinent may ......labórate«! upon |
center of the ne ereum gave it the ap *
I pearaiu-e of a suhniaiine, and it was
Methodist Church hei. Jos Knotts.
sunk without warning.
The members |
Wtindn.v ............ . III h . m . l eg
in. mid
of the elidi were prettier even than iisii lllar pleaching sen lees at II
7:1)0 p. in Mnl week prny<
|l|C"t>'lg
at in dainty green caps.
The invited guests of the club were Thursday evening at 7:3ft.
singing hy a cliorun of intermedlntes
lumi Springfield and thè t'ottnge Grove
l'hristinn Fndeaior orchestra
The regalar round trip rate nf a fare
and n fliild frolli nny point in thè mun
tv will he soeurod fumi Ilio rtiilronds.
DR WILLIS J HAYNIE
• ml
DR MARGARET N HAYNIE
Chlrn|M uct It mut Nnluin|»nitiU Pliykiilmi
"If uih«i n h«v* fa*iletl it y nur highly lm|»i»v»»i '
tiiffthod«"
l'I' K M A N K N I M H U t . l S
M / IN S v v v lIaliti IH . 1 U
W rtb li 4 l *> 1 1 *
9'»
COMPULSORY ARBITR ATION
IS FAVORED
Just
a Tilt of
the Pall
Uutvvrsity of Oregon Dnbatnr* Appeur
lieta unii Hpcuk ou Rotli Hlds» of
Ruma Propositton
III thè debuto lioio Frullìi night be
tweoii Ilio nffirmntlve and negatile
team* of ilio i * Il 1 \ «*■ ni t V ni On‘|(nii llpol» 1
thè »ubjeet, * * I t e u o l v f l i n t ti Nvntrni
Presbyterian Church l> \ duel.tod. l nf «•»»in|mUni v ai Ititi ut ioti «hould I•.» u|*
t»lirrefh
pastor; phone 18711. Milde seined at lit I »1 1 I to all imtuMtriul
a. m. Morning worship at I I . « i i Jun H Ì f o r t m ^ th«* pillili«*, \vl»«*re UHI or m o rr
Women don't
mind f i l l i n g
llm kn«e high
supply can of
the new Sue*
tion-leed.Only
ii lew mi h«a to
lilt. No strain*(
ing ot bat k or
aims.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Meine, Mr. and Mis
Kem. Mi. and Mis H .1 Shinn, Mr. and
Mrs Hoy Short, Mr. and Mrs Mollinoli,
Mr. atui Mrs. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs
moli aro i n \ o I v im I, * ' a |»«»|»ului \ oto ^ un
Wheeler, Mr and Mrs C. C. Westenha " ,r n , r " " m" Kndeavor nt I p. in. Eve
Ittkcu ^i\ iii^ thè *1»'»*iHtoa lo thè ut f i n n
THE NEW
i
er,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Scott,
Mr.
and
Mrs
w
orship
at
7
:
to
,
-
Broken Lenses
E Y E S IG H T S P E C IA L IS T
Factory on
nti\«* Miti* by a liirj»** m a jo r ity.
C. M Slutili, Mr. and Mrs. Corson, Mr
Morning auhjeet, " The W is h o f K»
Thi» n il p porto in of 11»•• afflimiitix •*
Quickly Replaced
881 Willamette St.. Eugene, Ore.
Prem ises
rio- 11 1 . m o h \\iii
'
and Mrs. Bert Trask, Mr. and Mrs Bn
'
Kv,’ *i"lb
took tlu» |ioMttioli flint |»r«*«M%
nt liiboi »» mi
der, Mr. and Mrs Walker, Mr. mnl Mrs
S U C T I O N —PE CD
»Iti i » i ti4 ari* intolernhle, timi eompuUoiy
Christlau
Church
u
II
King,
ndn
«
Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. M Votiteli, Mr.
S
e
p
a
r a t o r f r t l n i l IK » r r t n m a l l I K *
iirbitratiun
would
be
fair
to
both
sides
1 "lag I eo
and Mis. K K Mills, Mr. and Mrs. ter. Hible school ■>:4A a m
U m » . A a V o t h e r S e p arato r w ill k iw i
pie's Society of Christian l.ndon» nr, : of the dispute and eminently f.m to the
c
te
a
m
w h e n t h a » p eril s la c k e n s . Y » n
i Skei. Mr and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs
c a n l a l w s y a l u r n at e> te lly th e rig h t
Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs Will Hall, Mr. •1:30 p in Prenching II a in. and 7'3h *kird party, the geneial public. .........
.peed No mil can. It'» [inpontklr,
|, in,
! nficii tb«* most coacertied,
They ad
■paetl Imla. til'M oi no stirml Unlit slur
and Mrs. George Hall, Mr. mid Mrs.
'I ha fiiKtiun I reel »kitu» i Iran, last or
• • •
I located the substitution of ren.mu for
»low, anil ilrlivri a even cream. I ana­
Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Hemenway, Mr.
Chrlstlau Un cuce Services m the torce, iniiintiiining timi under present
lly inti» an-• with I lie a peril lomr or
and Mis Powell, Mr and Mrs Hwengel, I
ainl 1-1 ua »how you how it work».
elm pel lit 242 He....... street each Sun conditions the decision is to the more
Mr. and Mrs. Van Allison, Mr mid Mrs.
day at II a. iu . Regular teat inumili I powerful of the disputants and the
Rede, Mr. and Mrs Rrand. Mr. mid
meeting ...... Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. general public gels miight between the
Mrs McQueen. Mr mid Mrs. Itesi,m /.es,
The
building is open for the us«- of the combatants.
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond, Mr. mid Mrs.
circulating library each Wednesday
The negatile supporters admitted
Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. H. 1. Short. Mr.
from 1:1111 to 4:3ft p, m. All are cordial
conditions n»e intolerable blit eon
~
:
.
' ■ T— Vocal Solo, "S p r in g 's Awskeuiug
and Mrs. McFarland, Mr. and Mrs.
I f you know of a aocety item and , | , Samler80n)_ Mr,
Desl.araea.
ly invited to the sen ires, ns well as to tended that compulsory
grbitrntinn
Sc h o l l , Mr. and Mrs Durham, Mr. and
da not inform the newspaper, it is j (
make use of the literature.
, would only make matter« worse, that
Mrs.
Metcalf,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hnrrcl,
Virgil Powell, an advanced pupil,
your own fault i f it is not pr.uted
• • •
arbitrary awards would not settle
easily carried o f f the honors. His inter­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hrund, Mesdames
Baptist Church —K tl. l> Groat, pas »trikes, that compulsory arbitration
Hollerun
mid
Hemenwny,
Misses
pretation o f the Sinding number in par­
tor emeritus. Sunday school in a. m has never been successful where it has
ticular, which is a difficult bit of I Wright and Adella Atkinson, Messrs
PIANO PUPILS PRESENT
Preaching 11 n in. Prayer meeting ...... . trit-tl and that the great host of
technique,
was
an
exhibition
of
finished
,
Audersou,
Harvey,
Jewett.
Huger,
My
A PLEASING PROGRAM
uiiorganized Intuir, being without rcp i
every Thursday at 7:30 p, m.
artistry accomplished with ease and aft, George Hull, Jr., \ anDenhurg.
a • a
re.senlntii e», conili not tnkc ndwttitngc
Mrs. R. E. Griswold's Class Gives Re grace. Mr. Powell also displayed ex Frost, Burkholder, and Chas. Westen-
Free Methodist Church— Rev. F W of »nell n NVAteiu Tlicv cnntended timi :
eeptioanl ability in the four-hand ar- haver.
cltal Monday night.
Oliver, pastor. Sabbath school at 10 a. no body ut meli «hoiild be givrtt power
rangement of the Peer Gyut numbers.
The members of the club who enter
in. Preaching II a. in. and 7:30 p in. tu »et up a »laudai.I of wagon, of Work
i tuined were the Misses . l.ulu Curriu,
The piano pupils of Mrs. R. E. Gris­ which he played with Mrs. Griswold.
Prayer iiieetiii|- Wednesdays at 7:3ft p. mg lumi» of living condii Hill» and of >
Miss King's "G o o d N i g h t " numhei , Kinsey, VanDenburg, Burkholder, Hoop
wold. assisted by Mrs. Leon DesLarzes
»oeinl condìtiona tur unolher body of
m. A l l tire weleome.
and A. A. Richmond, gave a pleasing , from K e v in ’s " A Dnv in V en ice," was er, Hi I »by, and Sehilling, Mesdauies
• • •
iiien, whilc thè affirmntive «upportor»
program at the Baptist church Monday given an unusually sympathetic inter Frost. VanDenburg, Dean, Bcager, <Tu
T -T o rv ri :
Catholic Church Father Curley, pus cnntended flint if li alrendy a ri.....
rotation.
son,
J.
D.
Westenhnier
and
Beals.
night and an appreciative audience
tor. Man ami Sunday sehool at S a. in nized principio timi thè govrrnment cali
" J u n e F lo w ers " by Hazel Bosley,!
♦ ♦
which completely filled the church, 1 i■*
<ui first and third Sundays of every »et up »tnndnrd» of rate« olili-li thè
" K n i g h t Krrunt" by Hilda Harden,
The M. P. G. club met Tuesday with
tened with delight to its presentation.
on employer mav eliarge, thè »tniidnid of
month. Sunday sehool at JO 3ft a.
•The Mill Song" by Edna Hull, a n d Mrs. DesLarzes, those present spending,
Following is the program:
wnge ivhirh tie tuii»t pnv nini thè con
second ami fourth Hundnvs.
"L a
Sernnnta "
and
" R u s tle
of a pleasant afternoon in social chat over |
A POO RLY TED IIORHE
• • •
-litimi» under whieh In» employe» inni
PART I
S p rin g " by Virgil Powell, were all »heir fancy work. Dainty refreshments
Oerman Lutticrrui -There will b« Work, »o thnt il i» otily fair thnt lalioi ref 1st ts discredit on it» owner, but the
1—
Piano Duet. " M a r c h , " from Birth­
were served. Guests o f the club were
l.uthernn servire» in thè Herman lati »houli! be »ubjerted to »imilar emuli uwntr gets the v.iust nf tho deal be
day Suite -Carl Bobm >— Miss Prune:» memorized and played without the
Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Eakin, Mrs. Roy
»core.
rnu»e economy in feediug the imr«*
Beatty and Miss E-lna Hull.
| guage ut thè Preabytcrian ebureh Sun lioti»
a f f e c t » its working rapacity as well as
Many other numbers were worthy of Short and Mrs. Corson.
¡day
nfternoou
nt
3
o'clock.
I.ewi»
t'.
Beebe
and
Walter
Myer»
2— Solo. "Starb eam .” Reverie Spsul
Its nppealuure
If your lioise kirks oil
♦ *
♦
special mention, and all were rendered
- —.
»upported thè affirmntive and Karl
dingi— Mabel Spray.
Ins feed you can correct i' by buying
Hebron Society.
in a manner highly creditable to the
Revival Meeting» Enti.
Floi»ebmnnn and Nu-holn» .lauri uv thè your faed here, as you get the best
4—
Piano Duet, " In vita tio n to pupils
the
Mrs. J. A. Powell entertained the
nnd to their teacher.
The revival meeting» at thè Methodi»! | negative
quality for tke least outlay
Farmers,
D a nce" (Webet — Arna King and
Mrs. DesLarzes and Mr. Richmond, ladies’ club Saturday afternoon with a chureh rame to un end Mundnv. The
Theae non are thè debuterà ubo will coalractora ami horaa owner« generally
Mildred Cichran.
quilt
tacking.
Sixteen
women
nnd
nine
with Mrs. Griswold at the piano, snug
meetings were successful, there being represent Oregon in the Pacific const know that our feed is always up to the
erdi’* * * Home to Our Mountains’ * in | children were ¡»reaent and luneh wan
5—
Solo, " T r u a m e r i " nnd " L i t t l e V
Ro­
conference against the Pniversity of standard.
nlxiiit .'to convertii.
,
served.
mance," Opus fis Schumann — Mil a splendid manner.
Washington atol Stanford university.
dred Cochran.
" S p r in g 's Awakening.'' the closing t
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E A 8Y METHOD OF M EM O R IZ IN G
Mrs. C. E. Gilliam entertained some
<1— Solo^ " K n i g h t E r r a n t " Burgnmt-1- number, was probably the most appre
Resolutions of Byinpatby
D i r r i C U L T N A M E S OF FLOW ERS
t
inted
feature
of
the
program.
Mrs.
j
>'ttle
f o l k s Hnturdny afternoon.
Those
ler) Opus 25— Hilda Harden.
Whereas, mir Heavenly Father mi
DesLarzes was in excellent voice anil ! present were Ada and Glen Gilliam, I
Mrs. Lincoln Taylor lias recently pre high, in his wisdom, hns callc-l to her
7— Solo, " S o n g of the F low ers" Woo*
Bloati’ « Liniment fot IUitumAUittn
sang this dainty, difficult composition j Lela Kelly and Roy Murray. A dainty
m)|m> vprM>8 fo b|. u, ed in connP4
eternal rest our belo veti neighbor.
w ard)— Marie Veatcb.
Th*» torturi* of rlu*timntlain thi* |»aitur
with an ease and a finished technique ; lunch was serveo.
lion
with
pictures
of
native
flowers
for
Lenoni
It
Knowles,
therefore,
S— Vocal Duet, " H o m e to Our Moun­ that delighted everyone.
litui ache* flint iiink«* lit»* tiiilH»f»rnl»l#
'
*
providing pupils of the schools an easy
He it resolved, Thnt the members of
t a in s " (V e r d i)— Mr. Albert Rich
Miss Esther Silsby pleasantly out-ir
nri*
I » v N l o m i 1 iiiitnctit, u
way to memorize the names.
Emma Coburn camp. No. 353!». extend
mond aud Mrs. Leon DesLarzes.
rlmn • l*»nr hiptiil flint m may to n|>|<lv
Mr. anti Mrs. S. !.. Godard celebrated tailied the Social Twelve dub last
Children like to know the right names " ur most heartfelt sympathy to tlo*
P A R T II
their twelfth wedding anniversary Mon­ Thursday. The home was prettily dec­ for things, because they naturally love husband and family in this hour of «or ( :«••! nior*» *»ff*»rtiv*» thnti nio<M*y |»lri«t«»ri
orated
with
enrnntions,
anti
refresh­
or oil) tin** ii tu tier* u*«« it |M»i»i»f» i t » «
1—
Piano Duet, " A s a ' s D e a t h " day
and evening with a seven o ’clock din­
the truth; but the Greek and Latin row o'11* commend them to the rare and 1
«I ut« W )v without rul»l»ii»K Kor tho in any
‘ ‘ Anitra's Danee,’ ’ from the : ’eer ner. Guests present were Mrs. E. H ments were served. Mrs. W. G Beattie names for the flowers, which unfortu- protection of an all wise Father, Hint
|»: i ie * uro I *t li»'* f *>1 I mu ih ^ «*X|H>*tiro,
Gynt Suite (G rieg;— Virgil Powell Spencer, Mrs. VanBoskirk and Mrs. was elected a new member.
nately are the right ones, are often
Be It further resolved, That the char
♦ ♦ ♦
•»frniiiB, ft|»rnin* unii iiiun « I*» «orrno**
and Mrs. Griswold.
Clarence Spencer.
cumbersome nut) hard to pronounce.
; ter be draped for a period of six months
Mrs. Roy Short anti Mrs. G. M Hcott
Hlouii 't I.inimont in promptly
2—
Solo, " T h e Mill S o n g " (R in glet,
The Sentinel will publish a number “ t"1 « '<>py of these resolutions be sent
will
be
hostesses
to
tile
Constellation
Altfuyu hi»\r u Inittlo hninly for gout,
Miss Edna Hull.
A meeting of the civic improvement
of these rhymes, which may be of inter ’ h'' bereaved family, also be spremi in
lumi ot^o, fooot hu« ho, h* »• Imr H e . •tiff
3—
Solo, " Buona N'otte,’ ’ Opus 25 Num­
club will be held at the commercial club ‘dob this afternoon,
est to others. The verse this week con full irrf tin- minutes of this lodge.
n*«k umi nil •itortul pun«
At drug
ber 4 (K e v in )— Miss-44ala King.
next Tuesday afternoon for the election !
^ ^
MRS. LIZ ZIE H A L L ,
cerna tine of the enrliest of tin- spring
The Cedars Society
14t«f•. 25r.
4— Solo, " L a Serenata"
Moskcwsx'
of officers.
MRS K I T T I E KIM E,
! flowrs.
Mrs. W. A. Hemenway gave n birth I
Virgil Powell.
MRS. M Y R T L E M. F I R L A N D ,
i
Syn thy ria Ro tun til fo il a
5— Solo, "Fantasia de Concert’ ’ Oj-ds
The Lovnl Women's clnss of the day dinaer Friday rn honor of her nun-, ;
iii22t-
Committee. '
30 (H o lt)— Miss Frances Beatty.
Mod eat harbinger o f spring
trin cia ti enureh was entertained Friday Mrs. Mary Miller, of Pleasant Hill, who [
6— Solo, "R u stle nf Spnng
(Sinding
at the h o m e of Mrs. S. I,. Knox. Mrs. is 70 years of age. Mr. anti Mrs. Dani il 1
Blooming near the snows,
A Great Btory lu Today's.
Tb« City Transfer
Virgil Powell.
| H u ff gave a review of the bihlc and a Reed anti Grandpa Hemenway. nf the ]
A ren ’t you afraid the frost
" T h e Cholt-e,’ ’ a new btmk by Mrs.
All K iik I b of
Grove, were the other guests. " t 'n c le " j
May nip your tiny nosef
Moutnyne l'rrry, will appear in Today "s
Yes Ventch also spent the afternoon j
magu/me Iltis yenr. The autlior is -me
Hynthyris you are called.
with them anti the time was very plens [
of the inost populär magazine writers
Have you no English nnmef
antly passed in relating anecdotes an I
und " T h e Choice’ ’ i- her mnstcrpiece.
Rotundifolia seems long
| stories of old timea. I'tic If Ye» ami
Tin» Imok will seil for 11.25 after it ha«
Plan« Moving a Specialty
For such a little dame.
' Grandpa Hrtncnwny are each nearly *01
appenred in Today's. In our mngfi/ine
WOOD A N D CO A L
j years of age.
club öfter you gef Today 's and three
Beneath the stately conifers,
Plume f>5
ntber inngnzine» for 25 reut».
Offlra At Eagla Cigar Rtora
Wrnpped warm in coat of fur.
The ladies’ club met Thursday -after
You look so very ‘ * c o m fy ’ ’
noon at the home of Mrs. C. T. Pees,
Millar Iloma Destroyed by Fire.
We almost hear you purr.
most o f the members being present.
Divide, Ore., Mareh 21. — (Hperial to SPRIN G COLDS ARE DANGEROUS
Hynthyris is a Greek word manning
M ’• , ’
J ..
Mrs. Rex Gleason was » guest of the
..
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, j.
.
. • The Sentinel.) — I he home id George
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club. The afternoon was most pleasant­ together, u door, ntul refers fo the valve . . . .
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...
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,
Miller was destroyed by fire about • I Sudden changes nf temperatura anil
of the seed vessel, which is closed
ly spent with needlework nnd chat.
: o'clock Monday evening The fire was | " " ,,, rwr,*r ,,rl" « "l'r' nK '" I - 1«
Rotimdifolin menus round leaf.
hom i, *i»re * th ^ ro
n n d g#nern|
yi*nern|
TK
i
,
. «
r«t.ii«d hy the explosion of „ k«ro*eni- ¡ M u f f e d up hrî,,,‘
o n « t t ti.nl
A very pleasant dancing party w.is
The little pale pur,
clusters o f the ,
„„j
,,f R„ v r,,n W ( | l | l -«M Mnipl.-m.
A dose of |>, King's
often
the . woods
rnthvri. . are
» n
f t . . found
r«,,»-t I in
. .k
----- -
^/¿aved.
'
j New Discovery is sure relief, this happy
’ given at the Chris Ilnldemnn home Sat­ synthvris
urday evening. Cards, chat and dancing ns early ns Janiinrv.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ——
¡ combination tif antiseptic balsams dears
were enjoyed until ft late hour. Tne
A want a<1. will get it.
ilM tf thè head, sonthes the irritated meni
guests were Joe Schneider ntul fnmily,
brnnes sml whnt inight bave been s
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kidd nnd sons Ho­
lingering cobi i» broken up. Don't stop
A Oood Position
mer and William, Miss Hhelbourne, Ycr-
Can be had by nnv ambitious voung |
wh,‘ " r,’ l,,,f
Ml M “
; non Larson, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Colc-
The student body of the high school mun or young Indy in the field of rail hi,lt
'•""g*'r«ns Take I
; man, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Dorwnrd nnd will issue n yenr book, the first in sev way or eommerrinl telegraphy. S i n c e Kl " « N' ' " Discovery till your «tdd U
Men’s Dress Shoes $
Ladies’ Shoes
$
family, Hassel and Edith Mngee( Ralph, eral years. The complete staff was the passage of the cigli! hour law by k"oe.
Men’s Dress Shoes.
Frieda and Emma Aubrey, Mr. and Mrs.
Ladies’ Shoes
$.
u
,
, . .
„
„ . . . _
i
MOm,‘ 'rim- " KO ',n,‘ ,h‘* work n1 ! • »ngresa, if has created a big demand I
Men’s Work Shoes $
Bender ami baby, Herman Rudolph, Geo. soliciting advertising hns been in ; f „ r telegraph .....rntors Positions pay I
Ladies Shoes
$
Lawson
anti
Haze)
and
Kd
Ashbv.
progress for several weeks.
(in g from *75 to ♦aft a month with many
Men’s Work Shoes $ .
Ladies’ Shoes
$
♦ ♦ ♦
staff is ns follows: Editor-in- ! i chances
for
advancement
Boys’ Shoes .................
, The
.
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- - .......
.............. It will pnv
Latham Society.
chief, Root * a Boyd; associate editor, i you to write Railway Telegraph Insti
Men’s
Shoes
....
$
$
to $
Mr. anti Mrs. F. B. Van Kortwiek Ruth Powell; society editor, Vctn Hick
tute, of - —
Portland, Ore., for full par tic I
Cotlagu Orove Trunafur
Children's Shoes ...........
Boys’ Shoes...... ..........
gave a birthdny party Saturday evening ey; musienl nntl ilrnmntie editor, Maud
“ lars,____________________________ m22ii 13
for the twins, Kdna Myrel nntl John Doyle; lifernry etlifor, Virgil Powell;
$
to $
C to $
Karl. The affair was a complete sur­ humor etlifor, Houston Medley; cartoon-
prise, the twins having planned *o or isff Wm. ilnldi‘miin; senior class report­
tend n flown town party. Games were er, Ellamny I'ttcrbaek; junior clnss re
played, after whieh elaborate refresh­ ported, t ’lifforil Taylor; sophomore class
" I hail stomach trouble no bad I
ments were served. The house was dec. reporter, Rita Riflings; frosh class re
Plano Moving
orated with fir boughs. About twenty porter, Eva Hartung; athletics editor, could eat nothing but toast, fruit mii -I
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young people were present.
Raymond Venfeh; business manager, hot water. Everything else soured nnd
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wns miserable until I tried buckthorn
Clara Kimball Young Makes Hit.
Houston Medley anil Harold Dugan
bark, glycerine, etc., as limed in Adler-
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i Kimball Young in the lending role, was
C E. Convention at Springftcld.
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< greeted Inst night by a rrowded nnd np
Willi "Speed C p ’ * na their slognn I N S T A N T L Y . "
Worms Make Children Fretful,
i preeintive house. The play is a moral nntl " S e r v i c e " ns their fheme, the l.nne empties BOTH large anil small intes­
Children suffering from worms are
| one with a pleasing ending nntl wns County Christian Eadeavorers nre work tine if relieves A N Y CASE eonatlpn-
dull and irritable, puny nntl weak, often
without question one of the biggest hits ing hnnl to seeure 350 delegntes for the tion, sour stomach or gas nnd prevents grind their teeth and cry out in sleep,
| in motion pictures ever put on the big county Convention to be Held nt appendiciti». It has quickest nation of
being u constant source of worry to
anything we ever sold. The New Ern
screen here.
Hpringfield April 13, 14 nntl 15.
their parents. Kicknpoo Worm Killer
Chief nmong the features tif the eon Drug Store.
is a mild laxative remedy in candy Ifth
Card of Thanks.
vention will be the ptnns for service
let form thnt children like to take.
We wish to express our sincere appre­ elnsses, 15 two-minute speeehes l»y 15 SOUTHERN P A C IF IC T I M E T A B L E
Promptly effective, it kills anil remov r*
ciation of the many kindnesses shown endeavorers, »he big banquet Hnturday
North Bound
South Bound
thi* worm from tIi#• nyntom. irrr^ulnr
us in our recent bereavement, especially evening, the singiag led by Harold No. 10—2:28 a. in No. 13— 1:00 a. m
nnd bowel movement, lin k ^»f
the Masonic fraternity.
Humbert nml the four big speeehes by Na. 18— Si58 a. in. N*. 17— 7:10 a m intercut in piny nre sure ni^rm o f worm*.
MRH HIN A V A U G H N
four big men.
No. 14— 4:35 p. m. No. 15— 2:42 p. ai Relieve your child af thil harden
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Blackmore & McFarland
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
YOU WILL FIND
The Royal Tailors
AT
The Sample Store
Get a Royal Tailor Made Suit and
you will be up-to-date.
5.50
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HIGH SCHOOL AGAIN TO
ISSUE ANNUAL YEAR BOOK
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MERCHANT S WIFE ADVISES
COTTAOE OROVE WOMEN
Cottage Grove Sample Store
A. W. SWANSON, Manage.
!
Draying of all Kinds
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
HARDWARE
F U R N IT U R E
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Mr. Humbert will be auiitad in tha
all druggiiti, 25c.