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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1922)
— ARCADE THEATER WEEKLY PROGRAM Friday, June lt>—Alice Brady in “Out of the Chorus.” And comedy. Saturday, June IT—Tom Mix in “Big Town Roundup.” Comedy, “Try and Get It.” Sundav-Moudav, June 18 and 1M “Fightin” * * Mad,” a super-special drama of the great out doors. And a Sernou comedy. House will be closed for repairs Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, next week, June 20, 21, 22 and 22. y car- i inpk yed Mat kin store. SOCIETY Cham bers Thuinas The hona of Mr. anu M rs J . H. C h am b e r was the scene ot a pretty w edding Sun d ay noon. when their m > i V ictor was u n ited .n m arriage • Mis- Loi3 E velyn Thomas, *.*1 A nlau: Or.-., laugh ter et Mr. and Mrs s > Ti ►in:»- Mis* Elsie Chestnut p layed l he ed d.ng m arch, w hile the bride an gr .»m led by Mr. and Mrs M crvill. \ catch, took th eir positions under an ur* h ot b e a u tifu l roses, w hen the ring m i.y w us perform ed by i. Sm H am rick, of the M ethodist E. ' . : I church. A bounteous twi»-eoun*. lunch et»n w as served and the happy eouple . . . A ngeles upon » b riel houeyni* . n tr.; They w ill be at heme shorth tn th* Franfc Knox property on v M an street. The happy young couple are among the best and most fa v o ra b ly known of tht young people of the c inm iiuiiy M r Cham ber? i- assoeiat. d w uh h i' fa th e r in the lum bering and railro ad business. Th- b n d e was for sev era. u tl I'l d j a SrJtsm ar. Kennedy W illiam S alt sm all, of th.> c ity . and M i" B arb ara K ennedy, ol Long Beach. C a lif., sprung a surp rise ou th eir friends and re la tiv e s F rid a y , upon w hich day th ey wen* m arried in Eu g» ne. The b n d e had a rriv e d but a week before w ith her p arents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. K ennedy, tor visit with Mrs. K en nedy's parent». Mr. and Mrs John Potts, and other relit fives. A reception w as given T hursday night of last vve*k in th* parlors of th e C h ristian church for th* pu tor and his w ife, Ecv. and Mrs. J . Eric C arl son. About 2<*' w e pre>* i.’ V pro gram was held an d refresLm eu or u*> cream and e x it w ere serv **>1 A sub stunt m l purse was pre -t-ati'd th» pastor. M iss M y rtle P i t t s and Mis- Ada Benin tt Were lie s '« •*•• Ni ’ i. rtla '• a f t e r utKin to a surp rise p a rty m honor of Mi-s M ae B en nett. The a f f a ir v as held m the rooms of the old Bank of ! C o ttage Grove b uild in g. The guest of honor w a- g iv en a m iscellaneous shower. The la d ie s ’ a id iety of th« Pres b y te ria n church w ill be en tertain ed at rhe home of Mrs. D. H. He men w ay W ednesday aftern o on . Ju m 21. V- sistan t hostesses w ill Mrs Key 8 M eG iivary. GAS OIL LUNCH The C onstellation club w ill hold its .a n n u a l pieni«- at th* H astin g« gr v* on i •’ w ill leavt Masoni* ***iuple at 3 o V W k MRS. HENRY HOHL Corner of Pacific Highway and West Main St., Near the Bridge Mr«. C. E. rm p h re y cut* rta.i.**d th« home m issio n ary so ciety of th« Meth | odist church a t her horn« W ednesday afternoon. M r«. G. M. Scott wi l l be h o s t ." t*. the P ast M atrons **iub at her hom* M ondav afternoon. Ju n e 19. P R IM E M E A T S j n3 •rw M l Your dinner w ill alw ays bv- a suceesa ii y,»u i»l upon the tenderness a n d flavor of our fine meats Out nif-ats are bought for a diseriminatiiiK c la s s of customers who d -riaix l the best, tbiin th* ir la-t- gr owing rank». p[0PLE5;îL“ ï ' M<RKrr y cottage : croye : oreicon Bed Bugs, Fleas, Lice and Cockroaches have reiiioiLstratciJ against 0111* windovi d i'- play of El \ aiiipiio, claillliiJ^ that vve are in- teiieriiig with their jjer.soual liberty and tak ing from th«mi their right i<* <hg out a living. El Vampiro will lid the liiosf iufe* ted hou.se of Feixnin of ever\ description; will rid any animal of fleas and chickens of lice. It is applied with the bellows arrangement fur nished with each container and is absolutely harmless to man and hea.-t. The CVd*r> Society. A su rp rix was flfcturd* night in I k nor of Mr Farr, the oeca stun being his b irth d ay an n iv e rsary Aun i . thus. pr**st r t wen* The© 8u ..th , of C ottage d ro ve ; Mr. uud Mt>. C. A. M cFarland and child ren, Mr. H aldcuian and d augh ters, Beulah Sm ith. Herman Rudolph. Mur m y Buchauuu. Mr* S tiu nett and Jo h n , Uortts McUowen, Mr. and Mt*». J E. M« .suer and children. | lee eream and cake were served New Hats ON GIVING ‘SPREE' for MEN Form of Intoxication Once En joyed by Indians. CO LO RS— Elk, Broun, Black Black Azure Cromo, Nutria York N ew spaper S u g g e sts tko Idea to C itizens of T h at G reat E astern M etropolis. It sta g g e rs the im ag in atio n to apeco- •atr »u the th in g . llu il m ight happen It i it- list ot so cial U ivfrsu.ii» In New York w ere enlurged to include the p otlatch. That » a Stw aah celeb ratio n alo n g th e north worn coast th at the w h ite m an h as supp ressed by law , exp lain » the New I >.rk Sun. A soli tary o utbreak of it th e o th er day at A lert B uy, B V-, cau sed a lot ot e x citem ent The p rin c ip le of th e pot latch 1» gloriously sim ple. You indulge in un » r g j of givin g a s u v jo u r i*o»-.-ssion* And you l>e- conie InioxicuitV by the a c t of giving You g .i a gen ero sity Jug. a sac rific e souse, a benefaction bun. If you re a re al potlulch fan you don't stop givin g un n i yo u 'v e given a w a y e v e rj thing you had In th e world. T he u ltim a te eetttsy conies w hen you giv e uwuv you r Iasi stitch and face the w orld in the su b lim ely unln. umb. red condition in w hich you en tered it. 1 Then, indeed, the hum ble Slw ush can feel th a t he h as lived up to Mr. C ar n eg ie's doctrine th at th e m an who d ie» rich d ie- d isgraced . But w hat about intro d ucing potlatch p a rtie s in New Y ork? 1‘o p u larized on j B ro ad w ay, it ought to beat arm istic e d ay. in fact, th e day w hen o ur lead- I in g profiteers and w ar m illio n aire s ' comi>ete in a p u b lic p o tlatch w ill m ake history and probably call for the p o lice d ep artm en t's new riot guns. t»n th e p un of th e n o rth w est coast - th e w h ites a d istu rb in g and de m o ralizing in stitu tio n For th e In toxlcntion of generosity is Just as un b alan ced as any o th er kind of In toxicatio n. So it is no longer possible for a S iw ash C arn eg ie to w in a pot latch tournam ent by givin g a w a y more j th an any of his com petitors h ad to g iv e, and thu s tes-om ing th e most honored man of his trib e You see it's a plum b re v e rsa l i f the w h ite m an 's idea of accu m u latio n And in a confused and sim p le w ay it U an affirm ation of the philosophic truth ta u g h t by the g re rte s t sag e s in ail a g es, th a t m a te ria l jiossesaions are a burden an o b stacle and an Illusion. C hief B illie A ssni of th e A lert bay tritve of Indian s w as th e cau se o f the recen t riot th ere. He sta rte d a pot latch a ll by h im self He w as q u ite a rich Indian. B illie w as. and he p lan n ed I to p lace h im self high In the e -t-e iu of ' h is trilie. »<r perhu|>* potlutching seizes a man w ith a re lig io u s em otion j th a t im pels him to begio givin g hi» go»ds a w a y To ev ad e th e w h ite man - law a g a in st th e [«>tlatch, O d e f B illie cut a fir tree, culled it a "C h ristm as tree' and begun to p la y S an ta C lau s w ith h is property A C h ristm as celeb ratio n I In th e m iddle of F e b ru ary atru>-k th e au th o ritie s as being probably a isdioq - j tinge p o tlatch , so they stopped B illie a f te r he h i I given aw ay y io t » » i » ..r t h of his p ro jierty includ ing forty sew in g I m ach in es, fo rty ta lk in g m achines h eap » of Je w elry and n » end of b lan k ets A- fa r 11 s cun t*e learn ed t h e r e is no | lav ag ain st -be jHelat'-b In New York, j T h e re ’s nothing to prevent any [«erwon | w ith a jrc lu tc h Im pulse and a fa t ' • l . i h .^ r from sta rtin g a in fla t'-h j t hi - very n en ute. and m any w o rth y | jctno.ns w ould g lad ly eo-operutc t «• the exten t of let»tin g him th e ir fou ii'n lo j*en« Latest shapes, and prices are right as we have them direct from the New York manufacturer. Powell & Burkholder 3 ■**■•■* PHONE ■usa V The Sentinel wants all the news all the time. Don’t be afraid to use the phone. Call 159-J. P a r li Taxe« Altitud« Th#* h ig h er h I híy #* th»* paferoent E‘nr1 «Inns U r« the high er they pwy In piar»* of the anpofHiiar lex« «»n pl- anop the « ta ír ca rp ets and »»levnroni Surplus Army Store nf upartnieti* h<• i«-*■ T I*»* tax**«! Tt»e m«»r** «tolr th#* roorv you pay caKL **i**x r**r y««u tine 8cfeiitlft» A iuoli Card of Thanks W** d»*«ire to e x p rr“.‘ our heart felt th an k s fur th r m any kindn«‘s»r3 o f , fro nd- in the tUner* and death of <*ur , f a ls e r , George B**hlmuf! E ^ m * ta lly did wr ap p rec ia te th** kr*autiful flo ral o fferin g s. MR8. .T. C. THOMAS, jlG* EtH iAR BfJU l.M A N Our Special Sale Started June 14 With a Bang HOW PRICES TALK 56c Bib overalls . 89c Khaki outing shirts 78c Heavy waist overalls 93c Shoes The price is 10 «ients the containei- or three for 20 cents. , 15 h e White Pharmacy Bln«* chambrav shirts Blankets l\ S. annv shoes $3.39 Infantry shoes .......... $4.39 F. S. army, «»live drab $2.98 Wool mixed, double size, 66x00 inches, each $3.87 Special Prices on Tents Cottage Grove Bottling Works, I