Cottage Grove sentinel., January 10, 1918, Image 3

night un their way to San Framiaeo to
begin training foi the aignnl corpa. Vie
tor Chumbera, who enli»ted in Second
roinpnny, wan among them.
The enne of II. J Shinn ugiiinal W,
It. Cooper, et al, ha» been appealed to
the diatrict rouit from thr .piatire court
of thin city, where thr i-onipluint «va»
dlaiuÍNNril.
John Kirk and family returned Mon
from Fort Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Will llall and non Billie
and Mrs. George Hall and daughter II 1 1
dred motored to Kugene Saturday.
J. Karle Jennison, ot Great Bend,
Kansu», is visiting at the home of his
cousin, Mr». W. II. Finney,
Rev. J. S. Green, of Croawcll, visited
T h e i r r t ¡ f i n i t e o f th e n a » ilin r il liu ai
Monday at the home of Rev. Joseph
lie»» num e o f t h r W ent S id e ( i r o r r r y K uotts.
Just Received u (rt*sh shipment of Mucaroni and
lia » b re n f ile d w i t h th e c o u n t y c le r k b y
.Mrs. K. W. Bartram arrived Monday
I I . I I O le o tt .
Spaghetti. Many
I " . ui Oakland to vinit her mother, Mrs.
Prof. A. C. Idc, returned to hi» home E. W, Thornton, who is very ill.
at Monmouth Priilny, after having vi»
Mit. F. W. Jacobs returned from Port
iti«l at tin- Coucha home.
laud Monday.
Kenneth Mill» w a » up from Kugeln-
Rose, Edna and Grace Stanley, of this
Friday to bid goodbye to In» parent»,
city, have been committed to the care
who left that day foi California.
of the boys’ and girl« aid society at
li K. Spinagli and daughter returned Portland.
lo Cortland Friday, after a viait nt the
can he made from them by scalloping with crackers,
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler is suffering with
¡ * 'hu». Sear» home.
blood poisoning in one foot.
dull powder, tomatoes and a generous grating of
O.
I. Nicliol» went to Cortland Mon
Mr. and Mrs. K. Ü Crane and da
| day on bn»i iioni T
cheese. We have all the trimmings.
t‘-r v\»’r»* in from Dlaik Dntt** Monday.
Try a rye birud, cottage cheese and
J. M I'nrks ami non, who hml h** ii
tomato ruttaup »midwich. It will give
v t*iting at tb«‘ M. Awbri’y hoim* in
I your palate a thrill one y o u ’ll proba
Low«ly\ ill«*, l»*ft Tiifsilny tor Molalia.
Idy repeut.
Mr. uml Mrs. Oscar Vuughn l» ft Tu***
The (I A It. and W. It. C. will meet ‘lay tor Mn!x*l. Th**y hml h<*‘*ri h#*re
Siiturdny, Juniinry I-, mid hold their whiIf* Mr. Vaughn was r»*i'ovf?ring from
regular i|unrterly dinner, followed in injurif's stistaifH’fl to om* foot.
the afternoon by joint installation.
r= 0
Mrs. Ilfviry Hohl ri*furm*<l Tuosilay
J. K MeKibben wa» up from »oiithern from a visit at Ht. JD’Irns.
^ = -
..
V
Oregon last week for several day». He
week to join Mr. Jorgenson at Marsh
Mrs. J. Ji. Hills arriviol Tiif’iolay from
esperta to return within a week or »o
field. Hin* visited Mis. Verna Nelson
Dakriilgf* to visit hrr daughter, Mrs.
to remain here permanently.
at Kligene en rollte.
LaH»»l|s Hti’W'art, who is qnlti* M*riouslv which the question» are sent. Teachers from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordially
County
Comrni»»ioiier
Spencer
looked
in districts where there are pupils who invited to the services as well as to
Mi
.1. If I'rot/.mnn was in Eugene
ill.
after road bus!nena here the latter part
can meet the conditions required by law, make use of the literature.
Friday.
Mrs. F. II. Horton, of K**attlf*, \isit«*d
* * *
of the week.
1 should send in their blanks certifying
Furniers' Cash Market pays rash for
this \v»*«*k at th** A. L. Woodard horn**.
Gospel Mission — W. B. Finney and
tlmti'Y si it « I hvriijiM i nut i*inl « * T
,
i
to
the
standing
of
the
pupils
at
once.
rhiekeiis, eggs, hides, ehittem bark and
Mrs. Tillotsnn, o f Forvalli», is visit-
util iiitik«' \'u\t»ry |i»*t un nw••<'! unti ! old iron.
wife, leaders. Second door south of the
E. J. MOORE,
•
h**i non, L. L. Tillotnon.
will hiirij» it hoi i h i* r.
| j-5-10
County Superintendent. creamery. Services Tuesday and Fri­
Mis. F. II Allison returned Holiday
day at 7:30 p. m. Sunday services at
j J oup .h Fo|#*f o f Hpokaup, who liv«*d
M I !| I I I I Mm N L. M himh I c , of Hlion | froni Weed, Falli
where she spent the
2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
h*‘ ii’ JO yearn ago, was in th»* pity T ups - OLD CLOTHES WANTED
• Inn, vimtr«| o u t tío- wr*U ••ml at thi* holidays at the home of Jirr sister, Mrs.
day.
Uomo of Mi
Mmtork’ h imri'iiU, Mr | i ' i i I Marklej
FOR WAR SUFFERERS LIMIT ON SUGAR SALES
nini Mm r D \ imNortw irk
James Robison arrived Tuesday from
Mrs. Lrorge Hall and daughter llil
California
to
visit
his
family.
IS SET BY GOVERNMENT
K mim I like lliot In • r il • s I to in :• U • • (i**t < died visited in Eugene Friday'.
it at »fur«** or lh'ii<li'r ’* lihki’i v ,
jJtf*-
Mrs. A. W. Kiine and daughter, Mrs. Honor Guard Girls Will Give Supper
Don't forget Doit by paving a full
on Saturday, January 19.
Roy Komaine. left Monday tor Port-
\\ bolesale grocers have received a
I.. M. 11 1 11 »¡is in I'mtItimi on t»o*ò iii * hm year’s sub ««-1 ipt ion in ndvnm-o you get
i:ind to visit for a week, after whieh
circular letter from the United States
tlir lait» r |mrt of tlo' work.
it it the old rate ert * 1 50 'I tie new rute
A week from Saturday is the day set food administration directing them not
Mr». Romuine will continue on to tier
Klliert H im I»* wtis in I'ortliiml I'rolay applies on delinquent ueeouuts only, tt
me at Walla W ilia. * land Kime left aside for the gathering of old clothes to sell sugar to retailers in uniounts of
Mr. ami Mis. Nelson Durham visited
Oil llll*l IH’HH,
ye»terday to »pend the week end with to be sent to the suffering Armenians. more than 500 pounds. The same circu­
the \ \ Niellinomi family nt Wildwood
\\ II ItnflnT, of K lu tin« t h Kiills, w : ih
If those having old clothes that still lar carries instructions to retailers not
in» mother and »¡»ter.
over Monday.
in tin* «ity thin week on lm*inr**
J. W. Baker, of Portland, i.» spending have some service in them will kindly to sell more than five pounds at a time
Only a p r o ( «ei man or a misinformed
Sprit y v\ill |»:»v >*» ii f i o ia*r ton for
have them ready, members of the Hon­ to residents of cities and not to exceed
n few days here and at Eugene.
UII) k Hill "f oil) If"* or -it I’l»! H r HI Up \ imr lean will seoff at the efforts of
or Guard will call for them. Having the 10 pounds to residents of the country.
the
gov
er
muent
to
eoiiserve
the
food
Herman Edward», who i» in the navy,
uml lirlp In k tlir KliUer.
jnliStfr
i clothes ready will greatly assist those
This is not because of an alarming
supply of the nation.
arrived yeaterday from Bremerton to | ''“gaged in this work, w ho are giving
shortage of sugar, but merely as a con­
Mr» Mary Smith and daughter, Mi»» spend a few days.
Do not forgot that I write fire insur-
j much of their time.
servation measure.
am e. J represent some of the strongest Jennie, were Up from Monmouth for the
Mr». Murgurct Barnes, of Eugene, ¡»
In the evening, from 5 to 8 p. m., the
I’ouipuiiies in A menea. I am still uiak
week end.
visiting thi» week at the home of her Honor Guard will give a supper in W,
You »till get want nd». at before-the-
mg loans on the installment pluii; also
Mr. and Mr». Chas. Jennen were up parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. McCord.
.<>. W. hall, to which all are invited and war prices— and they- are of the same
loans puyuble in one or more years.
from
Y
oiii ' u II h Saturday on biiHiue»».
S.
L.
Godard
left
Holiday
to
resume
j
urgently
requested
to
attend.
Fonie in ami tuik with me about fire in
quality they always were.
Mr. mid Mr». \V. A. Ward were up construct ion work i>n a cheese factory
Mjrunee or loans. I run save you money.
Geo. II. lirainard.
jnJJtlu lioui Kiigene Saturday on bunine»».
at Tillamook.
SUTCLIFFE LEAVES TO
Jo» Ninniti left Monday for Fortland,
I.ric per do/,., trade, for strictly frenii
Mrs. L. P. McCoy underwent an op­
TAKE YEAR S CONTRACT
whir** M r i Arnold went before Fhrist
DO Y O U N E E D A N Y OF
No. I egg». Hung u» all you have, pen e r a t i o n Sunday for the amputation of
mas Mr. Arnold will go on to Seattle Car re» Pro».
THE FO LLO W ING
the index finger of the left hand, which
Dr. Robert Sutcliffe left Sunday t<
to take the phariiiiieetitleni examination
Mr». Martha Ito»» leave» today for »he had severely injured.
accept
a
y
e
a
r
’s
engagement
with
tin
and, it sueeessftll in passing this, will l.afayette to be gone a week.
Her
Mr». Harry Culver and daughter v is- I'aul M. Pearson Chautauqua system
apply for admission to the medi« al grmidnoti, ito»» Knotts, aecompanied
j ¡ted in Eugene Saturday.
and isill have his headquarters in Phil
• orpi of t he army.
Mr.
Dr.
Sutcliffe,
who
ha<
Mrs. J. A. Elliott and daughter vi»it- udelphia.
H R. Willis, «if Albany, visited over
another offer to go to Australia for i
Mrs. J. J. Dillon arrived Tuesday ^ .-d in Eugene Saturday.
Saturday with II. A. Miller.
Before Invoicing We Offer:
from Cortland for a visit with her par­
Frank Woodruff wn» in Eugene Sat­ f*»ur months tour, had to secure a re
Funner* * F.i*h Market
that means ent». Mr mid Mrs. C, H Magee.
lease from the Lllison-White circuit ii
urday.
we pay you spot rash for your produro
5 Ladies’ Sweaters at S4.98
°rder to accept the Pearson offer. Hi
a------------------------------------------------------ -------
Mr». Ilmn Beager and »on Jack vi»
Mn< 1 «*■ t li • * r 11 1 11 rrturnril lu « t wrrk and for spot cash you ran save money
(worth today $6.00)
work will bo in the east and south am
on
vom
feed,
poultry
supplie»,
seeds
ited
in
Eugene
Satturday.
from on " i t mull’ll vi-it in < ' nlifornii.
before leaving he said he did not mud
5 M en’s Sweaters
at $3.98
and groeeries.
W. J. Messenger was in Eugene Tues­ relish leaving the salubrious Oregon di
Miss Ktln l M i r tr h irttirnr«! to I**» 1 1
(worth today S5.00)
W. H. Dennett writes from Portland,
day
to
attend
the
election
of
officers
mate
tor
that
of
the
east
at
this
time
o
1: 1 1 n I Tltor«(ltiy.
6 M en’s Sweaters
at $1.39
sending another year's subscription.
of a district farm loan association of the year. I hi* family will remain her
M» uml M h . l.uHrlU Slrwiirt huvu | It your subscription expired between
(worth today $1.50)
I which he is a member. .
for the present.
mo\ im I ln*tr 1 1 Min liujiolti. Mr. Strwnit
3 Boys’ Sweaters
at $2.98
December I « * ami lit, it should be paid
Mrs. J. W. Buckley was in Eugene
I** flli|»|nvfl 11) tin' ItfoWII I n in IM* I «’nui j
__
(worth today $3.50)
during the coining week in order to get
Tuesday.
puny uml Ini’s i’omplet«*il tin* work of the J> rents special discount. Watch
I
5 Boys’ Sweaters
at $1.25
to decide who you should consult about
Harry William» has gone to Portland
i* Iru n i il g »»’it tin* null pomi. Mu*. Ht rw j your label.
SOCIETY.
your eyesight.
(worth today $1.50)
to take a course at nil auto and gas
ait lito» l»rrn *»‘ri«»ti#ly ill lor Mollir time, j
Legal blanks at The Hentinel office.
Remember that for 10 years I have engine school.
1 B o y ’s Sweater
at
98c
IIren«I is tin* *t nf f of lifr. G«*t tin* I'nt ron i/o home industry.
••• | been In daily practice fitting the eyes
(worth today $1.25)
Donald Coleman arrived Sunday from
In-it, ri per ih 11 v w lie n that in tin* lioilir
The
F
mttellation
club
meets
tV
s
a
II. I. Hhort writr. from Withrow, with proper glasses and giving relief l.a Grande to visit his aunt. Miss Min
7 Assorted Sweaters $3.48 to
in n «I •* liruml. I trutte i * Imkrry.
j.ttfe
ternoon et Masonic hall.
Aii'li . :ifid <aj< they i»Ti* Inning ¡n un t to eyestrain.
$5.48.
nie Wilcox, and to attend school. Miss
$> <g>
M n * I .oui se (currtHoii luth gone to iinunlly in¡M winti-r mi fur.
With latest and most up to date drug
Wilcox met her nephew at Eugene.
1 Jersey Sweater $1.25 (worth
The M i G. d u b met Tuesday wit
1'ortlami to attrml I uimiui * i » m i*«illegr.
Mr.. II. Ituliiii writ.'» from M<'<|for<1 less methods, and lens making equip
$1.65)
Friends of Robert Atkinson, who is Mrs. I-eon DcsLarzes, the afternoon b<
A. l.rwiH, of I • mu, \ iîsitril at the to ri'iit'w her »ulin> ri|ition.
ment, I can serve you quickly, scientif­ with the quartermaster’s department, mg spent with Red Cross work. Mr
4 Jersey Sweaters $3.48 (worth
Mu k |(o|irrt,4 homo Thiirnilay.
ically aud satlsiactorlly.
have received word that he has arrived Hewitt was a guest of the club.
$4.00)
H. 1.. Uoditnl ml\ertiseli for u lout Imi
<\ It. \:iit\ ti1 1 n wan in from Dorern»
safely in France.
<£> <$> <g>
•
lii
It
i
».
t
week
uml
whim ii it « i it loeitted.
2 Jersey Sweaters $2.48 (worth
Kr ola y .
The Kuterpean club held u ple-isai
Hr i. willing to testify to tlir rffirury
$3.00)
Al ong the I i n r h of < uhHerviit ion, i h m 't of Nriititicl want ml».
Instructions for Red Cross Socks.
social »e»»ioii Firday evening at tl
100 Ladies’. Misses’ and Chil
Socks
for
the
Red
Crossjaust
be
knit­
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Skei.
1
r
forget that lio* Hohlier hoya neeii nhoe
O PTIC IA N
O PT O M E T R IST
V 1914 H
................rlai roa
dren’s Toques 25c to 95c (all
ted with single heels, one thread of sun- following program wa» rendered:
lrathrr, uml that having your nlioeM re 'litioii; equipped with l*rr»to »elf atari-
worth more).
silk
or
knitting
cotton,
and
one
of
wool.
Andante
and
Rondo
Movement»
Kerr,
pnirml will »iivr leather ft»r tin* fightrrn. rr. dur» toi i I —0, il tiikrii ut oner. Cor
A few Scarf Sets on sale.
Mi». I jsw retici* Phelps, who was callod Socks knitted with double heels or Sonata— Bethel Govvdy.
Doe <iofl'f Hhoe t ’liiropraetor.
n2Jtf<* ilr liiolt.l lu t ion »rr W ooilsoli Hrothrr». tt
Chorus— The Land of My Dreams.
3 Bath Robes $3.75 worth $4.50
\illit .lunr \ rutrh, w tlo lin» limi »rr- hero by tho illnesa of her »i»ter, Miss which do not in any other way follow
M ih . Henry T. JorgetiHon left hint
\alse
Kustique
Kern —Jm>nit
iou»ly ili ut thr hotur of hrr daughter, Krncsl'iu* Morgan, retiirns today !•* the instructions will not be accepted by
5 Rain Capes S2.00 worth $2.35
the Red Cross headquarter».
In order Short.
Mft Robert Mo»by, i» aonirwbut Ini- her homi* ul Klamath Fall».
6 Rain Coats $2.75 worth $3.00
Watch This Spare For tiargaiUM lu
that
no
labor
be
wasted,
those
knitting
W
o
n
’t
You
come
and
Dance
With
.V
l>rovrd.
Higliest market vaino, ca»h or trade, socks are requested to follow the in — Misses Stewart, Hartung, Short Mr
1 lot Ladies' Sateen Skirts 89c
M r». W. I.. Keifenberg rrturnril to for egg», ut DesCarr.e» Bros.
Tennis.
structions carefully.
1 lot of Ladies’ Sateen Skirts
hrr lionir ul Cortland Thursday, uftrr u
Mr. and Mr». K. K. Mills wen* in
Following are the instructions for the
Conchita Evans i— Helen Simpson.
at $1.25 (you cannot buy the
vi»it with hrr »¡»frr, Mrs. John Hil»by.
Kugene yeaterday.
Vocal solo, One Fleeting Hour-
important parts of the heel and toe:
goods for the price).
Mi». I.. W . Nrwronib, who hml been
Juanita
Short.
lleel— Knit plain 2S stitches onto
I.eslie tlodard ha» returned froni Col­
1 lot Flannelette Skirts at 59c
One of the lient wu\* to learn to v ini 1 1 n i» Mr. mul Mi». Alf, Jury, re
one needle; turn purl beck these 2 s
Reading. Paderewski— Mrs. Kerr.
iliive a t ar i.i to g'*t a neeonil liaml one. tiinird Thursday to hrr home ut Fior- orado.
1 lot Aprons 69c and 89c
Allegro Movement Hayden Sonata-
M r». Myrtle Morgan return.» lod »y stitches-tui ii knit plain-repeat these two
Then any iiiiHhup i* not ho nerioUH. Then Hill'.
1 lot of Ladies' Dresses $1.20
Ruth
Stewart.
rows
(always
slipping
the
first
stitch)
tu her honic at Covvcll. She was calici
their a i r iiiuuy who hang luti k alami
and $1.25
<8* <$>
A tuli lino of record.» on lin ml ut II. bere by thè illnesa and death of her 14 times, counting along side of heel or
buy ing a ear la t au>r thry do not frei
28 needles.
Lorane Society.
C.
Mitdsen
’».
nvlStf
3
Middies
dnughter,
Miss
Krnestine.
that they ran a f f or d one id tlir new
Heel Gusset— (Alw ays slip first stitch
Clarissa Jackson gave a birthda
1 lot Boys' Wash Suits 35c to
Mr». R. S. Hishop, of Brownsville,
onefs.
Muny of the necond hand one«
llrigudier General John C. Kennedy,
of gusset)- With the inside of the party Friday night. Games were play«
$1.00
me jiih I uh gooil as new ones an far a.i who ilinl ut Itriivrr Jiiniinry fi. wu» thr aud Mrs. C. H. Howe, of Creswell, were heel towards you, purl Iti stitches purl until midnight, when lunch was servt
Dither ut J, \V. Krnnrdy, who i» lirrr guest» of Miss Orme Hla.kw.ll Satur-
MT V l ie is r o l l e er ned and will HiT^eyour
35 Boys' Waists 29c and 35c
2 together purl I.
to the following: Urnee Henderso
:i» au orguni/er for thr Woodmrn of day.
pu i pone until »neh time a» you ran af
23 Children’s Dresses 50c to
Turn-knit t> stitehes-slip 1-knit 1-pull Mary Davis. Flora Jackson, Elise Scot
ford a new one.
Anyone ran af f or d a thr World. General Krnnrdy wn» 7t!
$1.50
We vvant those egg». Premium» for slipped »titch over-knit 1-turn-purl 7 Gladys Chapman, Maud-Addison, Wi
ear at the prue» we nume below on > rm » of nge und wu» n vrtrrun of thr 'extra faney st uff. De» Car res Uro».
13 Ladies' Dress Skirts $5.00
ona Strome, Emily and Harriet Aul
stitches purl 2 together purl 1.
used earn, Home of which ai e in the bent <’l\il wnr.
to $6.75 (each one worth
Turn-knit 8
stitchesslip 1-knit I- Tom Jackson, Herbert Smith and I.eo
of eoiidition.
Vou eau go just as far
I.
. I.. I.rwi» und »on l.rRaut, of Ku-
about one.third more today)
pull slipped stitch over-knit 1-turn-purl ard Sturdevnnt.
uml just a» often with a »eeorid hand K',i|r, \ ii»itrii ln»t w rrk nt thr hornr of
!• stitches purl 2 together purl 1.
W H Y N O T B U Y T H E B E 8 T - IT IS
17
Muslin Gowns at 59c (worth
ear and get ju»t as lliueh pleasure out of Mr. I.r w i»’ fu I hrr, .1. H. I.rwi», who i»
A L W A Y S MOST S A T IS F A C T O R Y
Turn-knit ten stitehes-slip 1- knit 1-
75c)
your trip. Look these over.
rrrovrriiijf from hi» rrrrnt illnrn».
pull slipped stitch over knit I turn purl
Government Inspected Meats
Corset
Covers.
Combination
I'nssibly you don' t like the idea of
II Ntitchcs purl 2 together purl 1.
Nrr K. <\ Corkwood for real r»tntr
Columbia Hams, Bacon. Lard
Suits, Skirts and Waists—
o lM fc
Turn-knit 12 stitehes-slip 1-knit 1
buying a new ear until after you have mul fire insuraaea.
Gold Crist Creamery Butter
you cannot buy the material
pull .»lipped »titeh over knit 1-turn-
Mr. nuil Mr». I’. K. I.umli, of llnrri»-
learned to drive.
How would one of
Methodist Church— Rev. Jos. Knotts,
Gold Crest Cheese
at the prices we are offer­
purl l.’t stitches purl 2 together purl 1.
these do for you to prnetiee up out I * i* r n, vi.itnl Saturday lind Hundny nt
pastor.
Sunday
school
at
10
a.
m.
Reg
L ib b y ’s Mince Meat
ing them.
thr ,1. It. I.rwi» homo. Mr». I.nmli i» n
I Turn knit 14 stitehes-slip 1-knit I- ular preaching services at 11 a. m. and
IMllî F L A N D K R S JO; in fair eoiidition;
Prel’s Sauer Kraut
duiij'htrr of Mr. I.rwi».
pull slipped »titeh over knit 1-turn-purl i :30. Epvvorth league at 7 p. m. Mid­
W
e
have about all colors In
not a modern ear, but has lot» of »er*
fresh laid Eggs_______________________
15 stitches-purl 2 together-purl I.
week prayer meeting Thursday eveuitiir
Mi.» Myrtir Ha tifoni returned Friday
Yarns at 25c a skein (worth
Viee left and is going ipiirk a t ........ $200
Turn-knit lt’> stitches slip I knit 1 at 7:30.
to hrr liomr ut Cortliind, h n \ i n K »pent
30c on today’s market).
lOLi I'ATKKMON; .10 h. p. Lots of
pull Slipped »titeh over.
Morning sermon, “ Abba, Father.’ ’
thr holiduy» with hrr parenta.
power ami lots of value at o n l y . . . $210
20 Yarn Hoods for babies 10c
Pick u p and knit 14 stitches down the Evening sermon, “ Kept from Evil.’ ’
(I. F. Mill» and fiimily left Friday
7 white imitation Fur Hoods
• * •
sides of the heel-piece.
L. M. K. .'10; good tires and a burgain
for l.ong It.'¡n h, Calif,
Phone 80 Free delivery before and
at 15c
Foot Gores— Knit the 2.H stitches of
Presbyterian
Church—
D.
A.
MacLeod,
after school and on Saturdays only.
l'inr»t linr of dinmond» in thr city
the front needles (on to one needle). past or; phone 137K. Bible school at 10
Wouldn't you like to have a ear that ut II, C, Mnd»rn'»,
Several
other items to go be­
ntititfr
Pick up and knit the 14 stitches at the a. ui. Morning worship at 11; evening
fore invoicing
eau show 'em all where to head in at f
Otto M ir bel returned Friday to hi»
other side of the heel-piece. Divide the worship at 7:30; bible study Wednesday
III K K Hl'KKD IH L\ D8TKU in tiptop Intuir ut Ashland, after having vinited
Cotton Batting 15c roll; 2 rolls
Hally Witherwox, of Sixth company, he*d stitches onto the two side needles, eveuings at 7:30.
meehiiuienI eoiidition and will do 00 two week» at thr home of hi» ilnugbter, has been made master mechanic at Fort and knit right round again to the centivr
Morning. “ More Than Conquerors.”
for 25c
miles when the eops aren't looking. Mr». Al. Fllmlgr.
Evening, “ That Blessed M a n .”
heel.
Stevens.
You
can save money buying
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Well worth more than the priee. . .$f>00
First needle: Knit to within .1 stitches
Mr.», (iroige Congwofth and limigli
Mrs. James Hart was down from Ku-
Sweaters Now for Next Fall
Seventh
Day
Adventist
Church
S.
H.
If you want elasH and yet do not feel ter Tnroltii, who hml been vi»iting Mr». jndn Siiturdny.
of the front cad of the side nevedle knit
as the wholesale houses say
I.indt. pastor. Sabbath school at 1:30
that you etui pay the priee of a new I.ongworth ’» father, A. Roger», returned
prices will be much higher
Mi»» Opal Hart returned to Corvallis 2 together knit I.
Saturdays.
Regular
service
at
2:30.
Front needle plain.
ear, here is just exactly what you want: to their home nt Cortland Friday.
Saturday.
Strangers and v isitors cordially invited
W e sold more Christmas goods
('losing of Toe 1. Knit front stitch
Mr». H. (I. Cong went to Ko»r|iurg
lOl.'M >V L K L A N D; model 71; self-start­
Saturday, “ What I Have Written I
Mr. and Mr». M. M. Thornton re pull yarn through ami Wave stitch on.
this year than ever before
er and eleetrie lights; just as good ss Friday.
Have
Written.
’
Saturday
evening
at
turned Sunday from Leona aecompanied
and still have a few Toys
2. Knit back stitch take stitch o ff the hall. “ The Standard in the Judg
new for all purposes and in A No. 1
Mean» W nntril I will Imv vnur benna by Mr. Thornton'a mother, Mr». J. !..
and Novelties, and will get
and pull yarn through.
ment. ’ ’
condition. We will move it a t ....... $000 ut top market prier, Cady \Vn»hington, Thornton, of Oakland.
in more at once.
3. Purl back stitch pull yarn through
Nin
v
m
Tree
benna.
Send
»amide,
»tate
Any us»» for a motor truckf If you
Neva Slagle returned to Monmouth and leave »titeh on.
if rri-lrnnril or hand |dekrd and amount.
Ahuninumware.
Enamelware,
Christian Church— Walter ('allison.
have, take a good look at the following: Moat be »Hi ked in new lienn or grain Sunday.
4. Purl front stitch-take stitch off minister. Bible school 9:45 a. ni. Y. P.
Tinware, Dishes, Glassware
H TH D L D A K K It eombination track; a »oi'ka, uml if ready to abip. mail »um
and
pull
yarn
through.
S.
C.
E.
6:30
p.
m.
Preaching
services
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve YanSchoiack ar
— W e can Save You Money
pie» mul lettera to S. ('. Pulton. L’ltL’ 1-, rived Saturday from Heppner for a
good tire e«|iiipvnent- and ear in first
Repent these four operations until all at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni.
on Any of These Lines.
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e Is ss eoiidition; will soon pay for itself Mdrr St.. Cori lami. We will make o f ­ visit with relatives and friends.
the stitches are worked off the needles.
Call and See
fer
»non
a»
received.
H.
C.
Dalton,
.'tt
jlll
Baptist
Church—
E.
0.
O.
Groat
pas­
•I
Mrs. S. M. Hansard went to Albany Thread yarn in darning needle, and tor emeritus. Sunday school at 10 n.
Mr». C. (J. Arthur, arrived Friday
weave down the toe and part way up
Most any of these ears ran be bought
Saturday
to visit her »on.
m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Prayer meet­
again.
with a small payment down anil small troni Mutte, Mont., to visir hrr mother-
ing Thursday evening at 7:30".
Mina
Henettn
Teeter»
returned
Sun­
in law, Mr». T. J. Arthur.
monthly payments on balance.
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Eighth Grade Examinations.
Mr. ami Mr». John Kirk, of Doremi, day to her school near Halsey.
Christian Science Church— Services in
Mis»
Kthel
Powell
returned
Sunday
Notice is hereby given that final the eh a pel at 242 Second street each
went to Fort Steven» Friday to are
CO T T A O E OROVE. OREGON
eighth grade examinations will be given ¡Sunday at II a. m. Regular testimonial
their »on Wayne, who i.» a member of to her school near Monmouth.
Sivth company.
Mi»» Marjorie Vaughn went to Eu­ on Thursday and Friday, January 17 meeting each Wednesday at 7;30 p. m.
Thirteen aoldier boy» from Fort gene Monday to enter the Kugene Bus­ and 18, HHS, according to the schedule The building is open for the use of the
given on the back of the envelopes in | circulating library each Wednesday,
COTTAGE GROVE
O R E O O N Strien» pnaaed through here Thursday iness college.
M ACARONI ]
We Have Some Fine
Italian Prunes
on which we will make
a special price of
Economical and Tem pting
12l2c per pound
Dishes
A. B ru n d
K E R R & j S IL S B Y
Phone 65
Co.
Grocers to Particular People
BARGAINS?
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It’s
For V o u
D . J. S c h o ll
Used C ars
CITY MEAT MARKET
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