The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, April 21, 1922, Image 6

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    O H !
” he
MY
BACK!!
Expression o f M an; s Kidney
Sufferer in Cotta«» Oro»».
ORIGIN OF WORDS
indorsement o f a campaign to rets*
$200.000 for the construction of a
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT
Protestant hospital in Pendleton was
voted by the board of directors of the
Entertainment and Knowledge in Pendleton Commercial association It
A stubborn backache is cause to sus
Is planned to have construction work
] act kidney trouble. When the kidneys
the Search.
started within 60 days
i *e inflamed and swollen, stooping
1 rings a sharp twinge in the small of
Plans for the completion of the proj­
1 te back, that almost takes the breath
In th» End. It Will Be Found That Ex­ ect to construct a permanent road
: vay. D oan ’s Kidney Pills revive
from Albany via Lebanon up the south
planation» Are In the Nature
• uggiah kidneys— relieve aching backs
Sant lam valley to Caacadta were for
of a Gu»aa.
ere ’a Cottage Grove proof:
mulated at a meeting in Albany, at­
Mrs. AuiHilda Spriggs, 5lM» S. 1st St..
Moat people take their word* (and tended by delegations o f prominent
: vs:
D oan ’s Kidney Pills are not a
v*w remedy to me. I had terrible their phrases, too) ready m ade; that men from Albany and Lebanon
The Oregon public service comnii*
1 ickaehes and could hardly get about la, they leant a small vocabulary from
: nd dizzy spells came over me. espe hearing other jieople talk, and after­ slon has granted the Morrow county
» lally when 1 stooped-
My limbs ward. finding the same words In hooks court permission to construct a high
i ched. my feet swelled and my kidneys aud dictionaries, they are emboldened way at grade across the track* o f the
: eted too frequently but Poan *s Kid to use them In their speech and writ­ Oregon-Washlugton line at a point
ney Pills soon had me feeling like a ing. If they ever wonder where these .pear Boulder
Tw o grade crossing,
(afferent person. The aches and pain* words came from originally It is in a
previously established are’ to be aban
l^ft and my kidneys did not aunoy | vague, listless way. rather like the
way they look upon mysterious astron­ doned.
me. M
Tests made by the Koseburg can
Price 60c, at all dealers. D on't sim omy.
To be sure you will be pleased
If one plus a comparatively small nery have resulted In a satisfactory
ply ask for s kidney remedy— get
You can wash these
and agreeably surprised with ihe
Poan > Kidney Pills—the same that cists dowu to their actual knowledge method of canning broccoli, according
new pongo- waists just
Mrs. Spriggs had. Foster Milburn Co.. of the Euglish language one can learn to Manager Frank Norton, and In tu
attractive styling o f the new-
l i k e y o u would a ging­
dfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.____________ a21 2* something more definite, hut still nebu­ ture small beads which cannot be
wash dresses w hich we are now
lous This small educated class real­
ham dress Tin- fabric
showing. Each is chosen for ex-
classed a* extra fancy shipments te
ly has heard of the Angles and Pant«
is made o f pure floss
clusiveiies-s o f style and quality
who Impinged their language ou the eastern markets may be canned and i
silk and is most de-
o
f material and workmanship.
placed
on
the
market.
Piets and thus started the Anglo-Sax­
pcinln Me for service
The materials are voile and fine
The Roosevelt Memorial highway In
on boom. It will tell you ulso how
and wear. Kvery detail
thread tissue gingham and french
Julius Caesar brought his cohorts into Oregon is b* ing considered as a road ,
o f the tailoring o f these
gingham combined with organdy,
Britain aud almost succeeded In mak­ of primary Importance, the chief of
waists is most carefully
ing It a Latin-speaking island.
lawn and lace. You are cordially
the bureau of public roads has Inform
M doa
done.
Coming dowu to the year Htm. the ed Representative Hawley. The mut '
invile«! lo look them over lodai
Opposite O. P. A. E. Ry. Station
same cultivated persons explain by ter is now being Investigated by engi
means of the Couftuest the large num­
neers o f the bureau at Portland and
ber o f French words that have l>een
San Franctseo. It was said.
more or less Anglicized that we use
ONE STRAP
Salem's annual blossom day will be
Two Splendid Values in
every day. And when we usk why
GAUNTLET GLOVES
there are so many German words In held this year on April 30, according
JUST RECEIVED
W om en's Silk Stockings
our tongue It Is only neeessary to re­ to a decision reached at a meeting of :
New one-strap styles are
call the fact of a common Teutonic the Cherrian organization. Invitations
A special o ffer for April.
here in fabric and kid
origin of the sailors and beachcombers will be sent to all commercial and fra |
Highest market prices paid for
gauntlet
gloves.
They
are
Regular 75c silk and fi­
who lived either In the fens or along ternal bodies In Oregon and It uas
show
n
in
long
and
short
scrap east iron and brass
bre
stockings, your choice,
the shores of Europe and England. predicted that not less than 20.000 |
styled with fancy stitched
They spoke whut may be culled a cone in-rsous will join In observing th<
the pair ..................
50c
cu ffs and backs in self
mon language.
|
event.
Prank J C am gan. Proprietor
colors and in contrasting
After Shakespeure. Milton. Pryden,
Regular $1.25, $1.50 pure
Sales of lumber by firms affiliated
Ben Jenson, Sara Johnson and other
colors.
silk stockings, pr
$1.15
notable writers hud Introduced more in the West Coast Lumbermen's asso
I'rice rang« $1.25 to $3.50
Latin. Italian and French words Into elation exceeded production by a good
the language and Invented a few o f margin during the week ending April
their own English may be said to have S. according to the weekly report of
been finished. Keally every languuge. \ the association.
The report shows
ANNOUNCING NEW
Including English, la extraordinarily that the mills manufactured 7K.51fc.433
STOCK OF OUTING
conservative and resents new words.
'eet of lumber, sold K7.72H.4K7 feet and
All the same new words do get Into
CLOTHES for WOMEN
FOR A FEW D A Y S ONLY
them. These words are sometimes re- j shipped 72.123,3!*4 feet.
A
single
order
for
11
carloads
of
including middies,
Mill run...............
$1.25
qulred to describe new tilings In the
canned products of the plant of the
shirts, lace-bottom trou­
arts sciences, etc.
Hard wheat flour, while it
When Morse lnvenred Ills code a Eugene Fruit Growers' association
sers, coals and suits, in
lasts, thf sack
$2.15
Pretty checked border
bandy word had to l>e made and so has just been received from a Penn­
khaki cloth.
Etti: mash...........
S2.55
handkerchiefs o f sold
arose telegraph uud u variety of deriv­ sylvania firm, according to J O. Holt,
and other pnces in accordance
Middies $165 to $2 95
check and plaid hor-
atives. The ulrplune lias given us In manager of the association. The order
ders all in colors and
turn several new words. Slung gives calls for assorted fruits and vege­
Sliirls, cotton to wool,
shades to match your
us a novel word now aud then.
each
$2.25 to $2.95
tables. to be delivered as soon as tbt
For Instance, the word “ boycott” had
gingham stre«'t dress.
Suits
$7.50 and $8 00
no trouble at all In finding its WHy various products are packed.
There
were
three
fatalities
in
Or-
Trousers, pair
$3.50
Priced each
25c
Into our tongue and Into most Euro- j
S u c c e s s o r t o J . F. S p r a y
penn languages.
It arose from the gon due to Industrial accidents during
treatment of Capt. Boycott o f Lough the week ending April 13. according to
SPECIAL V A LU E IN
Mask House In the County Muyo In a report prepared by the state indus­
SPECIAL VALUE
P R O F E S S IONAL
CARDS
lfO*i “ Boston.” a new word for a new trial accident commission
MEN S TIES. 75c
The vie- '
W O M E N S SILK
card game, got Into the language eurll- j time were Thomas Olson, miner. 8oof
DR C E FROST
er
It
comes
from
the
siege
o
f
our
CAMISOLES. 95c
O ffice in Lawson builring
field; Marcus Lovenste n. teamster,
city of Boston In 177V7C and the
Phone 47
Portland, and Anest Lemon ides, sta­
moves
o
f
the
ptme
follow
all
the
stra­
Cottage Grove
Oregon
tion man. Myrtle Point
A to'al of
Phone 33— City Delivery
tegic moves In tills military hlsiory.
Pomp, meaning a solemn procession, j 295 accidents were reported.
GAVEN C DYOTT. M D.
Fancy tiugnr cured bacon hacks, Ih
29c
The tonnage report o f the port o f |
Physician and tkirgeon
comes from the the Latin word |s«mi>e.
l*ure I'ejilmiry cnff«*e, 2 lbs
55c
X-ray work in all its branches. Eve
which wus In turn derived from the Astoria for March, when compared
ninga by appointment.
Hulk cocoa, I h ........................
15c
Latin verb pemiwln. which means to with that of the corresponding month
634 Main
Cottage Grove, Oregon
('ream rolled oata, 3 1-, |hs ...
..... 25c
send. Meddle, to mix. is a distortion of last year, showed an inert use of
o f the word middle, hut It hu* as gtxsl more than 120 per cent in the amount
15-oz. can American aardine«
15c
J. E YOUNG
a place In the language now as Its of freight loaded or discharged from
Norwegian sardines in olive oil
10c
Attorney at Law
forebear.
Small white Ix-aiiK, 3 lbs........... .........
25c
ocean going steamers. There was also
O ffice rear of First National bank
a full range o f sizes
I
Who knows where the word haber­
Cottage Grov«, Oregon
Curve cut macaroni, 2 lbs
25c
an increase of more than loo per cent
dashery comes from ? Ask any man
in
fh'sh, white and i i
A
llalla
while
com
b
honey.........
.........
30c
— including a score o f
: who aells neckties, collars and other In the tonnage handled at the termin­
H J. SHINN
dark color*. There are
Faucy
head
rice,
3
Ih*
.......................
25c
patterns
in
silk
opeii-
als
by
river
aud
coasting
vessels.
little thlnga to adorn < j**rtiii|«s) the
Attorney at Law and
25c can K C baking pow der..... ............ 19c
about twenty style« 1 3
The directors of the Roosevelt
end ties and silk and
Notary Public
person o f man and he hasn't the least
Practice** in ail courts. Twenty five i Idea Look up tile word in the stand­ Highway association, at a meet mg in
fibre c r o c h e t e d tl«'S.
choose from.
years of experience
ard dictionaries; lie- search will not Eugene, adopted resolutions asking
Bader Bidg.
Cottage Grove, Ore
be rewarded.
Governor Olcott to request from At­
We are exclusiv •
yutle otherw ise Is the origin o f the torney-General Van Winkle a new j SA LE OF MEN S
ALTA KING
LISLE SOCKS
agents
for styli* i
word
humble
pic
It
conies
from
tlie
Attorney at Law
opinion on the validity of the state
3 PAIRS FOR 6hc
eating by servants long years ugo of
Stout Shoes fo-'
Collections, Probate, Notary Public
highway
commission
transferring
the
Régulât 25c lisle
pie made faom the umhles. or entrails,
women and Sien-
774 Willamette 8t., Eugene, Ore.
$2.500.000 bonds voted by the ;>eople
o f the deer.
fine thread socks,
dcr Ankle shoe t
Q U A L I T Y ST u R E - g o o o s e r v i c e
H W. TITUS. D M D
There la conaideratile entertainment of the Btate for the Roosevelt high­
black and brown.
for women.
Expert Dentistry
It waB an­
aud uot a llttje know ledge to lie gained way. to other projects
Modern equipment. First National
by looking up the origin of words nounced that this action oti th« part
Bank building. Hours, y to 12 and
Why not add It to the Hat of popular of the commission w ill be fought and
1 to 6. Evenings and Bundavs by
indoor sports?— New York Herald.
appointment.
that strong «Oorts will he made for
Auto License Held Illegal.
Oregon City, Ore., April 14.—On the
an early beginning of construction on
J S MEDLEY
Long In Public Life.
ground that the city may lc\y a ve
the highway
Attorney at Law
Inch- lax for regulatory (Ml r I* >*e* hut
“ t’ ncle Joe” Cannon's announced In­
When
the
time
for
filing
<l«-rlara-
Eugene L oul A Savings Bank Bldg
not a* a mean* of revenue. Circuit
tention to retire from service In con-
Eugene, Oregon
greas at the expin-tioa of his present tlons of candldary for the primary Judge Campbell ha* held illegal the
The First Showing of the Gayest, Fleetest and Most Antic
term completing forty-air years in the elections to be held May 19 expired, Oregon City w hob-rale \ebich- been»«1
DE W M HAM ILTON
ordiuanee.
Revue— A Notable Event in Musical Comedy Annals
house lias called attention to the seven republicans and four d- mocrats
Chiropractic
The decision overruled the action of
Chronic ca**-* a specialty. O ffice
length of service o f other house mem­ had (tmrred the gubernatorial con ­ the recorder’s court, and sustuincd the j
over Darby hardware. Ucsideuee at i bers
test
The laat republican to file for demurier that the cumplaiut did not
-III South Pacific Highway'.
Burton o f Cleveland and Long- governor was Philip Wltbycombe of constitute sufficient grounds for suit.
worth of Cincinnati are the veterans Yamhill, brother of the late James
The ordiuanee pro\ tded a tux of 630 j
DR A W. KIME
a «piarter for all vehicles delivering !
o f the Ohio delegation erwl now serv- '
Specialist in Obstetne*
Wlthycombe. Oth«w republican candi­ article* in this city for resale.
it
Will cure fur cunfioeioputs at his | I Ing hi* ninth term. The Clevelander, dates for governor are Charles Hall of
chiefly affected Portland whobisalr*
h<>Ui»- i f desired. Special nurse i f re j however. In addition, ha* served one
Marshfield L. E Bean of Eugene. I. L. i houses, who brought a technical suir ,
qlured. Phones: office, 34; res. liiUJ | term of six year* In the senate.
Fes», o f Yellow Springs. I* serving Patterson of Ecola. J. D I * » of Port­ to lest the law.
MRS F. J. ALSTOTT
it is understood h«-re that the deci
land, Ben W Olcott of Halem and
sioo of Judge Campbell w ill uot be |
ttuggestiv* Therapeutics
* ! hi* fifth term : Cooper o f Youngstown. !
George
A.
White
of
Portland
The
and
Kenm*
o
f
Bavaria
their
fourth
;
|
appealed
to the supreme court, hut n
Why keep your puirinf Both chronic
and Cole of Findlay. Foster o f Ath­ democratic candidate» for governor are new uMtnuiiec will be presented to the
and acute ailments treated
en*. Moore o f » 'H ug. ridge. Murphy of Walter M Pierce of La Grande. Will council.
• Phone i»U L
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Steubenville, Stephen* of Cincinnati, E Purdy of Salem. 8 Q Starkweather
Viewers Under Bonus Act Here.
DR W E. LEBOW
and Thompson o f Iieflnnee. their sec­ of Milwaukle and Webb Holmes o» T il­
J. W. Hobbs and J. L. Dillard, o f i
lientiat
ond The other* ere nil first-termers
lamook
Eugene, nnd Claud#1 Washburne, of i
i jf l i c r Fifth and Mam. Hour-, 8;30
to i2 and 1 to 5:3U. Evenings and I;
A coincidence in the personnel o f Junction City, viewers under the state
Tone
Producer
for
Violln.
•Sunday'* by appointment. Phone»
bonus art, w*-Tc here Frolov looking!
It I* sald that a jn odem violln. of j the new offic«*rs of the grand council over wveral pieces o f property upon |
, office 35, residence 133 L
sny ordlnary make, «-an I » onnverted of Oregon of Royal and Select Master* which applications for kiaus huic been
J. T SPEAY
Info the équivalent «rf a Stradivarius, of the Masonic fraternity, named at mad#- by ex service men.
Real Estate, Insurance and
or «>ther violln o f Itsrl'** golden days the annual assembly held In Albtuiy. \
,-
Collections
One for the Mathematician*
•f »(ring-instrument umkhig. by the developed In that four of the six ap­
O ffice in First National bank build
William He nth- pro[H»si‘" a problem |
aftschment lo It <>f n newly Invented pointive offlcera are prominent In edu
which lie wishes high school students 1
m g; Sixth street entrance
tone prodneer The \devb-e ao-ordlng ;
rational circle» In thl» state
Freder­ and others interested in mathematic*
to an lllnvtrated artlrle In the Marrh
ick S Dunn, appointed grand sentinel, to tackle. Can a board f«'nce be built j
HERBERT W LOMBARD
Pnpttlar Méchante* St h ga ri ne. la a p-
down into a canyon and up out of the |
Attorney at I m
pllcshle to anv M ttlia f string Instru­ is a member of the faculty of the Uni­ canyon with th** same uumlicr o f 1
First National Sunk Building
versity of Oregon; E B Beatty named
ment
ts
msde
of
*,S-c||d|y
prepared
boards that it could te* built tu an air !
Cottage drove, Ore.
Phone 94
wrood sud la » y otmtructed that It grand chaplain, is a professor at the hue across the canyon, the boards to |
DR ROY SMITH
conforma to the ^*hupe of the» instru­ Oregon Agricultural college; E F be stood on endf
V etennarian
ment to whlch It la attache*!.
Carleton. who was advanced from
Phones 1114 and 915
Miss Elta Hinith. o f San J#ise, Calif . I
grand sentinel to grand steward. 1»
Mail order«, accompanied by check, draft or money order,
146 Park Street, Eugene, Oregon
Edmonton H aï a Gusher.
superintendent of the public schools who had been \isitmg her cousin, Mrs.!
Ktating flint and twcond choice of neats, now accepted. Eneloo«-
A new ga» well norf*> «>f EdnWntM. t of Eugene, and J E Martin, who v «t Edgar King, left Wednesday for P#irt .
Htamped, aelf-addremted envelope for return.
l<ower floor,
CONVALESCENT HOME
land.
Alberta I» gaahlng af a rate o f 40.
Ashland. Oregon
seiorve*! for grand captain of tb<
*2 50, balcony, *2 50, *2. *1 90. (Add 10% to prices for t ai . )
It
peya
to
read
the
wnntnd*.
t
f
urgi.t»»» >*iihlr fret n «lav tiiid the rner
Milk diet and other Nature Cures.
of the ga* ran lie Iwani at n tllvtwwre guard, which Is the highest appointive I Mr and Mrs. E. H King, o f White
Sale of Seats Opens at the Theatre on Saturday, April 22
Cottage plan Facing Lithia Park.
o f flfteeii mile« Mrn worklng (in (te office, is a member of the Portland fish, Mont., are guests of Mrs. Edgar
Conte to Ashland and get well, j«p
school board.
King.
vlrlnlty bava tu w q .r masks.
» — -------
• '
Um phrey & Mackin’s
Bernust* of the reasonable low prices and Ilio splendid selection of de­
sirable and dependable merchandise to lie found here. Let ns help yon
do yonr shopping today we are at your service.
New Washable Pongee Waists
$5.00 to $7.50
New Wash Dresses
$2.65 to $7.00
Cottage Grove Iron and
Brass Foundry
Iron. Bronze and Brass
Castings of All Descriptions
FLOUR AND FEED
Pretty Gingham Handkerchiefs
For Women
AT A BARGAIN
Economy Feed Store
O r d e r F ro m O u r G ro c e ry
D e p a rtm e n t T o d a y
too
THE
EUGENE THEATRE— Tuesday, April 2 5
BERT SAVOY ft J A Y BRENNAN and
THIRTY FAMOUS A O T IS T S ’M O D C I