TALES OF THE TOWN
EARNING P O W ER -
• BOYS HAVE ONE NIOHT;
OIRLS ANOTHER NIOHT
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l'upils ot thè lugli siliool are entei
(¡leu Hogate is suffering with un In tniuing tlns week under direction of thè
Do you realize how much depend«
j ttuichrr» ot ninno, vuU*t» »mi ariinintlc
jure ^
upon good eyesight— that your plea
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urt witk two uniqm* |»rogrtiiu».
»ure iu life, a* well a* your earning
Mrs t
\ Kaseh is visiting her
Tll(, tllhl w negl ven Mondnv bv youug
capacity 1» governed by the quality
Juughter nt Gru»* \nllev.
It,en onlv, n matinee and eveniug per
of your light t
Miss Herí ha Seáis returned lust vv eeh t.unmnee being stuged. The seeond will
Defective »ight, even in a small de
trola spendilig three inonths a' Wend ¡lie giteli Friday by young nomen only,
gree, cause* imperfect understanding
liug.
I lie matinee performance being ut J
und therefore less enjoyment thuu
Mrs \ ,1 (¡rubli and M r s M a r n i Hi! und (lie eveniug performance ut * p m
ha* the possessor o f perfect sight.
l'he entertainment Mondai cousisted
tua, ot Voncalla, visited Mrs Ellis lì,di
, i a pi ogni ni ot vocal and instrumental
Imperfect understanding must ulso
inson last week.
uiimbeis und the preseutatíon o f " T h e
affect the earning powers.
Mr. tmd Mrs H F. Keenev, o f Kit Itowcrv Nighl S ch ool1 ’ and " The (irass
Neglect small defects and they
gene, nere guests of Mi and Mrs |. F liop p ei," thè bitter n I rugir culli «tu
grow more serious.
Oipurd one day last week.
I VII parts nere pleusingly rendered. l'he
We test the eyes in the most acieu
The Xentinel hns reeeived nord frolli complete progrum follows;
tific manner and know just what
the fornier Mrs. ilice S. Abram* to l'inno Solo
Selected
glasses should be worn.
, hange thè adilress o f her pnper to Mrs.
V il gì I l'on ell
Our experience and methods insure
f'has. M Easket, 3234 Walnut S t r e e t . V oc al Solo lion I of Roses
Clark
vour safety.
Chicago. Ili
Mrs Abramn has beea
Ralph Uroliti
liiing in New York »luce the death of V Y andel ille Sketch
her hiisband in Eugene.
ITI K MOW FRY N HUIT SCIItHH.
K \\ Hastings writes from Ashland
Cast of Characters
inviting Cottage (ìrove to attenti the log
l'upils:
Broken Lines
EYE SIGHT SPECIAUST
Factory ou
round up down there Jnly 3, 1 and 8, M o k i licititi
Cli de lliireham
Piem ises
and ca< loses a _y ea r's nulmcription to Issi I et rusk y
881 Willamette St. Eugene. Ote.
Francis l.acev
Quickly Replaced
The Xenitnel,
Max Wilson
Haus Sivarlsheinier
The effica ci of Seniinel nani ads. is (¡nulo Capirò
Clifford Taylor
testiti,',! to bv Joe Smith, nlui ndver Song Sing
Ross M, Fallami
tised tu o Fonia last week and sol,! them
Boy Bitten by Dog.
Videi muti Hogan
Will 11 a DI •-ni h ti
Latham, lire.. May Hi.— (Special to bifo re the paper waa issued
the Sentinel.i
Manuel Abren, 8 year
It lins a Maxwell ear which Vrthnr 1 s ' l'" " l 1'irector Muller Frank Wallace
old son o f Tony Abren, was severely bit Combs bought, instead o f a Dodge.
Monsieur Martine, the tcuehcr
Chai les I 'rot x Iti :i II
ten and the flesh lacerated when a dog
Dale and Leslie Hankins Mill Martels
attacked him us he was entering the and Harlev Harms were in Eugene Sat ..
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V ocal Solo I lie Sailor s I'nde Mea/lev
l a i d ot the d og 's owuer^Saturday.
tir,lav evening
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Leslie Hull
Was Not Clerk at Oregon Hotel
Elbert Hede was in Portlnnd and I
The Sentinel was in error last week
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THE (IK VSXHOlTKR
in slatiug that Joe Overhoiser, fined for Camas. Wash, Friday and Saturday
J. H. Chambers and !.. S Hill attend
A Tragic Caututu
haling whiski in his possession, was
Tenors:
Iltisses:
night clerk at Hotel Oregon. He has not ed the lumbermen's meeting in Portland
If you know o f a society item aud j held that position for some time and ba> Friday
Ralph Itrown
Dub* Wyatt
do not inform the newspaper, it is j been only a guest there for scieral
Flunk Wallace
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Thurston and ('laud Kiuie
your own fault if it is not printed , months. " D a d ' ' Schiller is the night daughter, Miss Beatrice, o f Eugene, vis VItiler Mosby
Glen Smith
Reader Worth Harvey
clerk.
ite,I one day last week at the home o f
Music under direction of Esther Milsbv
their daughter. Mrs. Alfred Skei.
The junior class o f the high school
Call for School Warrants.
Thc Friday offering will be composed
V J Armstrong was the second to
Notice is hereby giveu that all war blossom out with a straw hat. and E,l of vocal and instrumental numbers and
entertained the senior class at Moose
iatits issued bi School District No. -15. Jones claim* Vrmstrong's is no later the presentation of " Ev erygirl, ’ ’ a hu
hall Friday night.
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l.ane county. Oregon, to No. 59t! in V intage than his.
morous mortili!V play, the complet,' pro
The Ernauon club met last Thursday elusive, registered Feb. 8, 11* 17. will be
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gram being a* follows:
Mr
and
Mrs.
Stacv
M.
Russell,
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with Mrs. Armorel Monson. The after paid Mai 17. 1017. Interest will cense
lituo s Solo
Selected
gene, spent Sunday at the K C Shav !
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uoon was pleasantly spent in conversa on that date.
Kva Hartung
borne.
tion and a dainty two-course luncheon
worth h akvky .
Violin Solti Menuet
Humic!
Mrs. Fay Allison spent the week end
served. The next meeting will be with m l7
District Clerk
Thelma \\ ilkittaoti
in Eugene.
Mrs. Helen Liuch.
Vocal >"lo By the Water» o f Mimic
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Card of Thauks.
tonka
. Thurlow I.ieurnnce
The M. P. O. club met Tuesday after
We wish to express our sincere thanks
Hildred Hull
TESTED RECIPES
noon with Mrs. Hoy Smith. A business t,, the friends and neighbors who ren
Reading
Bryer Roae
meeting was followed by a social ae* derod their assistance ut the time ot
Ruth .lorgcnMin
»ion. Little Olivian Smith assisted her the death and burial o f our dear one.
\ t*ciil Soit» Mastini«*
Oley .Speak*«
mother in serving dainty refreshments.
it J. SHINN.
lytna Thom««»
Scotch Potatoes Wash, pare and cut
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MR AND MKS C. M. SHINN. into half inch rounds euough potatoes Reading
Nigger Baby
MRS. II.MA HEADER,
Mr». C. E. Frost and Mrs. Clara Burk
Marthu \Vilku»*»«»n
and onions to make two cupfuls o f each;
holder will entertain the Constellation
MRS H A WATTS,
put in u saucepan with boiling water Vocal S«»|t» Been une I l.tive You,
ml7c
MRS .1 K HERMON
club this afternoon.
Haw lev
I ja r
sufficient to cover uud one teaspoonful
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ot salt. Boil until tender, or about 30
Veta Hu-ki-v
The Social Twelve club was enter
minutes Dram, put into a baking dish
KVKKYGIKL
aud cover with cream satire; bake iu a
tamed last Thursday bv Mr- L. S. Hill HUMOROUS LECTURER
Fancy work and social chat occupied the
\ Humorous Morality Plav
hot oven for 25 minutes Serve in dish
afternoon and a new member was voted
in Two Acts.
VERY POPULAR in which it is baked. To make the
iu. A dainty luncheon was served.
sauce, melt 2 tables|HH>nfuls butter, ndil
Cast of d iam eter*
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IH-I,-a Rudolph
J tublespoonfui* flour and I teaspoon S.-li«H»| B»-ll Slung
The Joker club met Tuesday evening A n d r e w J o h n s o n B i n g « M a n y L a u g - i t ful ot salt; mix until smooth, add I (Question Mark
liiltlred Hall
at the VauDenburg home with Mrs.
Marie Kuling*
cupful milk slowly and Imil until it Doleful Dumps .
tc Chautauqua.
VanDenburg and Miss Esther Silsby as
t bit-kens.
Beri ha Stephen*
Examination
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hostesses The evening was spent with
Nothing
Martha Wilkmsou
cards, after which refreshments were
Parch«*«! Ri«*e With Tomato Ham*«*
Kverygirl
Huby llendry
Everybody Is looking forward to
served.
Pick over one cup rice uml ;ui<l slowlv W -l,
W l in i , AIleu
“ Johnson hour" ut t'liMiitiiu<|iia “ John
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Marie Jones
«ou hour" Is a fanions Chautauqua to two quart« o f bmiing witter, t«> which Jeulotisy
Music Class Entertained.
is utiiietl one tal»ie*|Mn»nful of nalt. Hull ilatt*
Ruth Jorgenson
phrase throughout the East nini Mhl
Mrs R. E. Griswold's music class was
*5 minute*, tbeu tiriun, ami |»oiir over
Ilildrcd H a ll
It Is a term which deslg
entertained Tuesday eveniug by Mr. and die West.
one quart o f hut water. Return to Let l.oyalty .
Meleti Simpson
Mrs. A. B. Wood.
After a program untes sixty I topping in ij i ut,-* with An tie in which it waa rooked and let Alma Mnter
Eunice VaiiDenhurg
rendered by the class, the guests were
stuu«l until rcol ami dry. Heat uud iron l.aughter
llazel l.ourks
entertained with music on the graph-
cH o K lsK S
irving j»:in, add two tube)spoonful*, hut
onola, which was followed by refresh
ter and when melted, add rice, uud cook Little Dutires
ments o f ice cream and cake.
until rice in slightly browned, stirring
Chorus o f Work:
The following program was rendered
lightly with a fork. Put in a Lot .«« tv
Peti, Ink. Paper, Hook and Kule
by members o f the elass.
ing diah, pour over one cup of hot to
Hcbooluiates:
Duet, " T o the F r o n t " (Parker: — Ar
luato amice and aprinkle with one half Popnlar Girl
Marie Jones
na King and Mane Veatch.
cup of grated chce»e; lifting rice with Flirt
Ruth Jorgenson
Solo, " T a p s " (Engleman)— Virginia
tork, that amice and cheeae may coat Mhletie Girl
Marie Ridings
Bosley.
each kernel. Serve at once.
Grind
Eli/ahetli MeCargar
Solo, "D r e a m P ictu re s" t Ferris —
The Clique
Mildred Cochran.
Myrtle Putta ut the piano
Solo, " M o s s Rose R e v e r ie " l Miller
Aet !.— Kverygirl, who ha* bad a had
Hilda Harden.
(ime witli Exains, is iu the power of
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Solo, " W h is t lin g Mountain B o y "
I Doleful Dun,p* and bis lo-lpers, who
(H o lt)— Marie Veatch.
wish her to he unhappy.
Duet,
"S o ld ie rs
M arch’ ’
(from
Interinile
Presbyterian Church —1*. \. ,\l ,< l.eod,
Faust/— Edna Hull and Idalia King.
Piano Trio—( ’barge of the llussurs
pastor;
phone
l.i7R.
Bibb-
sctiool
nt
Hi
Solo, " S c a r f Dance- ’ iChaminade)
T
a. m. Morning worship at 11 a ci. Jun
Miss Frances Beatty.
Rut h Stewart, Bethel Gnwilv
W il V
ior Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m. E v e
Solo^ " Impromptu Mazurka’ ’ (Lack
Juanita Short
ning worship at 7:30 p. m.
Miss Edna Hull.
V o m ì Ho lo The Naaghty Totip
Solo, " Gondolen "
(N ev in )— Miss
Rev. \V. J. Large, o f Eugene will oc
Mary Turner Salter
Idalia King.
cupy the pulpit both morning and eve
Mary Ellen Benson
Solo " Hunting Song ’ ’ (Mendelssohn)
nmg.
Act II.— A better influence is hrouglit
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Virgil Powell.
around Kverygirl by Love, Loyalty and
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Methodist Church — Rev. Jos. Knotts, Laughter and she again loves her Alma
The Cedars Society.
I pastor. Sunday school ut 10 a. in. Leg M ater.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Ladies’ Welcome elub met last
lilac preuehmg services ut 11 a. in. and
Thursday and «pent a pleasant after drew Johnson, fatuous Auierb-an bu
7:30 p. m. Mid week prayer meeting
noon at the home of Mrs. Ed. Ashby. morlst, on the platfutiu and a tingling
Thursday
evening ut 7:30.
Mr*. French was a guest o f the club.
audience “ under fire."
FADS AND FANCIES
Morning subject, " F i n d i n g o f Wis
Johnson Is originality plus
He has d o m . " Evening " T h e Absolute Light
The shadow social was quite well at
tended Saturday evening. The play the largest and choicest assortment of o f G o d . "
A large loofah rut in two or three
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giveu by the high school boys, under “ bullseje hitter”, anecdotes ever shot
pirres makes excellent dishwashers. A
from
the
platform
by
any
one
man
German
Lutheran
There
will
lie
the direction o f Mrs. W. A. Heinenwav,
longer one can he kept for cleaning
This play on the humorous, however. Lutheran services iu the German l«n
was greatly appreciated.
jugs. Loofah is very easy to keep sweet
Is only the tal,as- o asm e to the meat j guage at the Presbyterian church Sun and elrnn, and, being rough in texture,
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Latham Society.
of Ids thought
| day afternoon at 3:30 o ’clock.
it does the work easily and well.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hull entertained a
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few young people Saturday evening at a Germany’» Levies in War 4.180.966.
Add
a
little
vinegar to the enamel
Christian Church — Walter Cailison,
bonfire party. Those present enjoyed
London.—German casualties, as re minister. Bible school 0:45 a. in. Young when rleanlng gas stoves. The polish
a pleasant time playing games and
ported in the German official Huts for P eople’s Society o f Christian Endeavor will he better. • • •
toasting marshmallows. Apples and or
the month of March, total 54 803 men 6:30 p rn. Preaching 11 a. iu. und 7:30
anges were also passed around.
H**w f:i|»«*M to <*»»*li eom«*r o f th«* htil»y *n
Added to those reported previously In p. m.
if off.
Subject at II a. m., " T h e Urgency o f quilt, no h#* c a n ’t • kirk
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the Ueruiuu official lists since the be- Home M ission s." An offering for Ore
ROLL o r HONOR
When washing colored ginghams, mas
ginning of the war. brings the total to I gon missions will be taken. Snbjeet at
Following _ ure the names o f those who l.ltW.MS, as follows
Killed or died i 8 p. in., " W h a t Would the World Do bus, etc., soak in cold salt water, then
Wash in strong sails made by dissolving
have joined Sixth company during the 0 j W0UI1(ja, 86u.76o; died of stckncH« Without the C h u r c h f "
rlHf|. Wt»f‘k *
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white soap in warm water. Wash quiek
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63.920; prisoner* or missing. 512 666; l
ly, rinse in eold water and dry in the
James A. LePero, Howard E. Cox,
wounded. 2.643.42».
Baptist Church - E . O. O. Groat, pas shade. In this way the color will not
Harold R Hartzeli, Chariot F. Elliott,
tor emeritus. Sunday school 10 a. m. fade.
Everett M. Gsroutte, Earl D. Fixer.
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Prayer meeting
Goethala Will Supervise Shipbuilding Preaching II a. in
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Adding
a
tablespoon
ful of solution of
Washington
- Major General Uoe
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tartaric arid to a boiler o f water before
Minis will a n e d c to the president’s
Christian Science Her vires in the putting clothes into the boiler will soft
request that he take general charge
en the water, loosen the dirt, and whit
chapel at 242 Hecoad street eneh Mun en and blench the clothes.
of the construction of wooden ships
-TUa Judicious svdrerüaar-
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day at 11 a. in. Regular testimonial
planned by the shipping board to car
-not only takss ths surest—
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. in.
Remove iron rust from white elothes
ry supplies to the ei.te'ite allies.
-tnaans of directly-
The building is open for the use of the by plunging into a solution o f oxalic
-benefiting his own
circulating library each We,lie-.day tie id mude from u t u lib-spoon f n I o f acid
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Canadian Wheat on Free List.
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m All are cordial crystals dissolved in a pint o f water.
-but his support Is a great
Ottawa. Out
'I lie government has
ly invited to the services, us well as to Remove articles as soon as rust disap
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pears and plunge into cold water, then
placed wheat and wheat flour on the make use o f the literature.
-in Ita work in -
wash in the usual manner.
free
lint,
thus
opening
Fulled
States
upbuildlng a community, and
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— In its efforts to give the—
markets to Canada and Canadian inar
Catholic
Church
Father
Curley,
pas
Squeeze
lace
¡a hot water, then in
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kats to the United States In these tor. Mass and Monday school at 8 a. m. cold. To stiffen, dip it in milk. It
-the quality and character of
products
on first and third Sundays of every should then be pressed on a well padded
— which advertise« the city—
month. Monday school at 10:30 a. in. on hoard on the wrong side, with a fairly
-as a live
hot iron.
Senate Indorses Wilson.
-from which the
second and fourth Sundays.
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Washington
WIUMMSt debate the
Mrs. K. Veatch, o f Creswell, is visit
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senate adopted a reaolution by Sena
First Church o f Spiritual Science
ing Mrs. Harriet Wallace, who has been
tor Owen expressing its approval of Nellie Wood McKinney, pastor. Meet quite ill for some time.
President Wilson’s proclamation to ings every Sunday evening at 7:30 p.
Mrs. Fannie Wicks, o f Klkhead, visit
rn., at the McKinney home, Twelfth ed during the past week with her moth
the people calling on all for war aerv
street and Washington avenue.
er, Mr* 8. E McKinney.
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FO R H O M E PEOPLE
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H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
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Milling Company j:
Phone HO
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Re.il Estate Ti misteri.
\l M. Cline et IIX to J II. Iliirlel* et
al: Interest in Big Klephiiut, Big Eie
pliant No I, Golìi l.cul and Golden
Fleei'e iiiiniug t'Iiiiius, nlso Gobi l.enf
nuli site f i ,
James 1‘. l’ arker, skeriff, to Fi ed
\V tight, udmiiiistialor: N • .j o f lot 1
block 3 D G. Me Far lumi 'a secoinl ad
ili t ioli to Cottage Giove fili* òli
\\ N\ Corner et in to R I Bnilry:
lot S block I Nokes additimi to Cottage
(ìrove fili.
C. B l.mig ,-t iix to M J Brunii: truci
ni sertion 2« towuship , «iiilh rango 3
west f i .
('liuti,*s Lenii bel ter et iix to M .1
Brunii: Traci in Cottage Giove f3(MI
.1 I Jones et iix to Dome I. Jones:
I acre in sedimi .13 (owiislup 20 «oulh
fango .1 west f i o
J. C. Carter, et ni to Robert Lanca*
tot. et al ME1, of N E ' , unii N E I, of
ME', (M’CtlOll IlÌ t W II M II 11> Jl follili IIIIIK«'
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righi *»i v%uy #10
llurv«*) Tuvlor « t ni tu Itimi»»
Flirt o f lot ¡7, Kr«*il»*rip $10,
rkomft» A II«*n et in tu Nuotili K Re)
itoli!»: l.ot .1 »eetton f> t l i m ! ii |6 'J'J nuuth
luuge A Wt*»t flO
•limi«*» t* l ’urker, »li<*iit‘f, lo Ktluur«!
K. South: l.«»t i liloek J Mc(^ue«*ti ’»
ailtlitioii tu Futtag«* Urove flOti. Ri.
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12.72 acro» »cotion 27 t»»\iiiHhi|» 2n fuuth
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Sixth und Hoyt Htrsets
Near Depots Portland, Urrgou
FIREPROOF. N E W L Y DECORATED
KATES 75c TO »2.00
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L. W HIMES, Manager
Burkhul«l«*r W« hm |» ( u tu C II IRirk
h«»l«ler: h |
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holiler: Traci» in t«»wu»hi|> 21 »uiith
funge il «est fin.
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OIVE 8 8RLENDID RKOUKAM
Tin* gir!» ’ gl«*t • fluì» uf the CniverMity
uf Oregon gave n v«*r\ |»len«ing enter
t n in n ie n t nt fh«* .\r«,ii«!«* th e a te r Tu«*«
•lay e v e n in g
\ f e a tu re «»f the |»rogram
« i n th«* pn*«enttiti«»n u f n n uintiMiug
«k it, M M n n l a m i S u p e r m a n !, ' * w ritt e n
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MAX LUEBKE
THE RAWLEIOH MAN
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A POORLY PED IIOKHE
rril«r!» <Ji»credit un it» «»^nrr, !<ut th««
D«nrr g«*t» tin* worst uf thu <)r»i !»«•
I ftiii»«« «r«>uuu*y in f«*f*«!iiig the u«»r»»
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R M McCARGAR, D D 8
ufi«*«* with l>r King « N •* m 1 >i»<’<»v cr n
DENTIST
TI ii « «MMtthing I»t*I«!*in r«in«*<lv h«*riU fh«*
Neuralgia relieved niHtuatly by local up thruat, l<M»««*n« th** phlegni, it« unt ip »«*|»
plieutiou.
Uesideuce uud office one tu* pr<»|M*rti«*« kill thè gemi un«! fi»«* ru|»|
bl ck south of postoffice.
1« quiekly tirok«*n ti|r.
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I'lioue I31J
Cottage Grove, (Itegon griiwn ii|» m 11 lik«* finti Ih King'« New
Di«<*uv«*ry |*l«*«»fint tu t:ik«* :«*» w» ll n»
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I'houe, 47
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DR. C. E. FROST
bronchinl iiff«*«*tion». At druggiat», f*u«*
1‘ t i o u e
1 7 rt I .
Electrical Treatment* X Ruy pictures
Microscopic Examination of Mputua
uud Blood
Tb« City Trauafer
All Kin«!« o f
J. E. YOUNG
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Otiice ou Main Street
Cottage Ur ova
Oragou
DR. A. J. HENDRY
DENTIST
LADY A TT E N D A N T
OVER F i l i a l N A T IO N A L BANK
Work done after hoars and Mondays by
appoint meat
Phone 10
Cottage Grove, Oregon
A. W. KIME, M D.
PHYSICIAN
W . W . M ’F a rla n d
AND
HUKUEON
Office in I'hilliiik
Building, over the
Bonioo Drug Store
Office Phone 34 Residence Phone 126.1
Hauling & Graying Done
on Short Notice
Plano Moving a 8p«< laity
WOOD A ND COAL
Pkon« f»f*
Of fir« At EagU Cigar Htor«
Citar Away th« Want«.
B o w «*1 r« *g u ln rity ìn th«* M«*i*r«*t «*f g«u»«l
h«*nlth, b r ig h t •*>’«•«, « le ur ruiii|il«xi«»n»,
m u l D r K i n g ’» N«*w l . i f r P ill» ur«* 11
m ild nm l g«*ntl<* l u x a t iv « tim t r«*giilut*aa«
th«* I »«» nv «*I m a m i r«dii*v ••« th«* <‘ung«*»t«*d
i n t « M t in«*» b y r« rnnv in g th«* n r n ifv iiiliit*,«l
wn»t«*» w it h o u t g r ip in g . Tnk«* 11 p ill I»«*
for«* r e t ir in g tim i tliiif h«*nvy h«*»d, that
«lull M p iiu g fev«*r f e e lin g d iM ip p iu ir« * *
U « t D r K i n g '« N ew L i f e P ill« ut y«*ur
•IruggiMt, 25 r.
DR W M. HAMILTON
LICENHED CHIROPRACTIC
PHYSICIAN
Consultation and eimuinntlon free. Of
fice hours it to 5. Sundays und evenings
by appointment.
Office in old Cottage Grove Hank Bldg
104 % Mum Avenue
Practises in nil courts.
Twenty five
years 1 experience
H. J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT I.AW
NOTARY I’ lJHI.IO
Htu)«*r Bldg.
Collage Grave, ( »re
L . L . H arrel
Cottage Orove Tranafer
Draying of ail Kinds
Pinna Movlug
Auto I)rny Par Quick Delivery
OFFICE: Blit« Confectionery
Phone 72
Worms Handicap Your Child.
Worms drain the strength and vitality
ATTOR NE Y AT LAW
of children, making them dull and list
Office hi renr o f First
less. Their power to resist more serious
Nnlional Bank
diseases is reduced and energy and in
Kicknpon
Cottage Grove
t
I
t Oregon terest in piny i* linking
Worm Killer i* n mildly laxntivr reme
dy in enndy tablet form that children
DR S M WENDT
like to take, it kill* nml remove* the
Physician and flurgeon
worms and lets your child grow strong
Special attention given In generili sur and lien I Ihy like other children. Don't
ger- and Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. lot your child be drugged down by
Superintendent Cottage Grove llospitnl worms
Full directions on the b os. A t
Telephone: Office, 2; Residence, 120 all druggists, 2Sc.
ALTA KINO