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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1921)
ARCADE THEATER WEEKLY PROGRAM “ Double Speed," Wallace Reid lie left New York a million aire. He reached Los Angell's a tramp. Then he disappeared became a chauffeur post'd as his real self was pinched as a crook loved like a gentle man married like a flash. For fun and thrills, take a spin in “I»olllile Speed Fri., Dec 23 -“It’s a Great Life “ Adapted from the fa mous “The Empire Builders,” written by Alary Roberts Rinehart An all star cast, including Cullen Landis and others. Don’t fail to see it., “It’s a Great Life" if you lion’t w oaken. Sat., Dec. 24. -“Forbidden Valley.” A Kentucky rom ance with May McAvoy and Bruce Gordon. A drama of the great outdoors It tells of a Kentucky girl brought up in the belief that family honor comes first, and she recognized no law but family honor. Comedy, “Make It Snappy." by Snub Pollard. Wed., Dec. 29.—“Hairpins,’’ Enid Bennett. She thought her husiiand too fast. He thought his wife too slow. Then one day she awoke. A few gay parties and see what happened. Thur»., Dec. 29—“The Four, teenth Man,’’ with Robert Warwick, lie caught a burglar in her room, then helped him blow the safe. Yet this was the girl he loved. A sizzling tale of a soldier of fortune who played through a mystery and w on. Sun., Dec. 25.—“Heart of the Hills,” by Mary Pickford. Continuous show from 2 p. tn. on. Mon.-Tues., Dee. 26-27.— Selling Out All Our Jewelry at Cost Watches $5 to $ 100 W. Gilson, Jeweler at New7 Era Drug Store —• .— yr .; ..7 yr tt Miss Bertha How«* celebrated her eighteenth birthday nt her home on south Fifth street Monday evening with a six o’clock dinner. Guest list included: Hollo* Pitcher, Mabel Martin, b’l-i. Hi*, k from l/ondoii. Myrtle Teeters. Ruth Lcbow, Liberia Miller. Josie Benns, M n*. Rosa (’urna. Ollie Bemis, Hattie Le bow, Evelyn \ catch nail Vein Plaster. <jf* Mrs. G. B. Pitcher entertained a doxen young girls in a delightful man uer Thursday evening in honor of Miss l>olii«*’s liirthilny. The guests wer«* the misses Elsie Sterling, Wilnm ami McQueen. Marie Thurb«*r, Kathryn Evelyn Vcatch, Bertha Howe, Ma I m * I Martin, Crystal ami Pearl Robinson . ami Miss Bailie's grandmother, Mr Sarah Kerr. ♦ < ♦ At Masonic hall Thursday afternoon th«* Constellation club wer«* entertained by Mrs. Bemler, Mrs. Durham, Mr- Short ami Mrs. Criison. Pr«»fuse Christ mas d«»cornt ions, elaborate refresh meats and th«* fascinating tre«« which won* nrrnngetl bv th«* hostesses mnd«' th«* occasion extremely f«'stive. Mrs. B. K. ljiwson wns an additional gm sl of th«' rhib. ♦ Mrs. O. L. Nichols entertained th«' M P. G. chib Tuesdny nftermion nt h«»r hom«' on Bir«*h avenue, th«' club’s usual Christmas tre«* being the chiel attraction. Th«' gifts were unique!) concealed in a large snowball sur rounded by evergreen branches and colored electric lights centering tin* long lunch table. Miss Helliwell was a gnest. The Tanglefoot club enjoyed n de lightful i micing party Tucsitay eve long nt Anierienn Legion hall which wns guv with Christmas greenery for tin- occasion. The hostesses were Mrs. Helliwell, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Long. I Mrs. Hill, Mrs. I.ebow and Mrs. I jis well. M iss Helliwell, of Los Angeles. and Mrs. B. K. l«awson, of Wedder burn, were guests. «¡S' Miss Fluor Knowles and Miss Myrtl»- Potts, with the girls of th«* W. IL rht- of th«* Presbyterian Bunday school, on tertained th«* boys’ class <»f lhe Sun day school Friday evening in American Legion hall. Vural music, games ami dancing were the diversions. Refresh meats were served. <s> «S' Reverend and Mrs. Groat and Rev. and Mrs. Penix were pleasantly sur prised at th«* Groat home Wednesday «‘veiling by a number of friends and member- of tin* Baptist church who spent th«» evening with social con versa! ion, prayer an«l music. CALL HI OllR STORE AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE FOR CHRISTMAS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THIS YEAR One-fourth off on all Sweaters for men, women and Children Although Baby is the least, we are going Io put linn first by of fering a few suggestions l.n him, including Shoes, Slippers, Knitted Sets, < 'aps and I lose. For Sister, Sweaters, llose. Caps, Slippers. Shoes, Ribbons, Laces and other pretty tilings w hich we are n<d giving separate mention. For Brother, Mackinaw t'oats, the very best all wool, Shoes, (’aps, Pi<*s, Shirts, Sweaters, Sox, Suspenders. For Father, some good Men s I nderwear, Wool Sox, Silk Shirts, Ties luit why repeat for the same things lliat are good lor lather are good for son. and the same hold- good as Io mother and sister. We are «»Hering only useful things. Of lhese we have the very best and the priees are right. < ’«»me in and he convinced. POWELL & BURKHOLDER Telephone 70 Corner Fifth and Main MARY PICKFORD IN “HEART OF THE HILLS” Miss Ruth Robinson was a host»* Monday evening to a group of yoiim Indies who constitute an informal club *vhirh is yet nameless. A Christmas rec and the exchange of gifts v.le tn chief feature of an evening filled wi'l merriment and exciting surprise. Come ";r “ •” ~ ~ 71; " yr “ ~ ~ ~ yr yr yr SOCIETY nr -rr yr nr >.,• «t £ To You At Eiigenc. Weiliiesdriy. oeciirreil t murri:."'* kì Mi- l’p.'ir! of !.. A. Sears, lo I.rivv reurr WT Ashland. Mr. ani! Mr Wilma h; pine to thè Dalli- f<T n viiii v Mrs. Wilson S relntives, after alo Mrs. Raymond Grub» Bridge club at a lunel her lion»»’ » hi Adam rooms were lw»aut ifiillj the holiday colors of Mr- Earl Arthur won I Mr-. F. C. Houser • Inn!:»} t*. relebml«’ :i ti< I Mi . J. I. Hai Houser’s fourteenth rv and the Haney The members of the Brider 1 chib en tertained their husbands nt n supper af r the dancing party Tuesday eve ‘ hili". Mr. mid Mrs. Avery ‘ Lus: bw ell. of Yoncalla, were guests. —whose business helps make ours successful The Joker club was pleasantly «*n tertained Monday evening by Mis* Elis«* Price nt the Elbert Bede home. We Extend If yon like the editorials, toll your friends about them, and help to make them bear fruit. *** CORDIAL HO LIDAY GREETINGS ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned han been duly appointed by the County Court of the Htnte of On- gon, for Ijine County, administrator of the estate of Carl F. N. A luted, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the snme to me duly verified at Cottage Grove, (»re., on or before six months after the date of this notice. I)ati*d this 23rd day of Dec . 1921. ANCHOR A I.STEP. Administrator of th»* »*stal«* of Carl F. N. Alst«*<l, deceased. J. E. YOUNG, Attorney for estât»*. <123 j20 .4 CITY BAKERY Lou Bender, Proprietor Arcade Theater Christmas Day, Sunday December 2 5 Continuous Show From 2:00 p. m. on First Presbyterian Church A R Spearow, Tastor The Church That. Serves Seventh Street and Adams Avenue Sunday, Dec. 25 .Morning subject: “The (¡rent Christ UK" (¡iff.“ Evening subject: from flic West.“ “The Wise Men Music hy I I k Indimi ' chorus iu the morning iin.l hy the men’s chorus in the evening. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE t'lll RCII THAT HERVE». THE WNCfffsm Only two days left until Christmas—and we have what you want in useful gifts. W. L. Darby Company USE MORE BUTTER Milk <i<nm, ice cream and other dairy products. They contain every < lenient needed by the body to keep it in first class running condition. Butter, lot of it, especially of the Red Rose Brand, is to the body what fuel and lubrication are to the powerful engine. Poor fuel and poor lubricant will not do for Nature’s most delicate piece of machinery, the human body. Give it the best fuel ami best lubricant R..I Rose Brand butter. Cottage Grove Creamery There Are No Substitute» for Dairy Foods
