S -A -P -E -T -Y
Hanks operating under the law of the statu of Oregon are as
safe as human foresight can make them.
Thousands of Dollars
are lost every year by foolish persons through the practice of
carrying large sums of money on their person or keeping it
in their homes.
D E P O S IT Y O U R
M ONEY
IN
THE
Bank of Cottage Grove
A
SAFE
BANK
UNDER
STATE
S U P E R V IS IO N
Mrs. T. F. Ctowinjf, o f Portland, i-
\ b itin g
her
mother,
Mrs.
Louis**
Kibby, o f Mosby Cruek.
Avoid LaOrippe and relieve
your cold by using W hite's Cold
Tablets.
octtie
Miss Gertrude H. Nelson, t»f this
city, has taken a position as steno
grapher for Charles A. Hardy, at
torney, in Eugene.
*1. H. Hawley made a business trip
to Eugene Saturday.
Omer Moore was a business visitor
in Eugene Friday o f last week.
Days o f economy are at hand. See
Tom Awbrey at Durham’s store for
the Oregou Fire R e lie f's money saving
plan; 2i years old.
otitic
Miss Katherine Mendenhall spent
the week end with friends iu Portland,
going down Friday and returning Sun
day ight.
Alex Cellars and Pete Maloney, of
M cM innville, and Carl and Glen Cel
hirs, o f this city, spent last week hunt
ing near ix>ou Lake.
Alex Cellars
holds the championship among the
bluerock shooters o f the state.
Kryptok Lens
The most wonderful double-
vision lens ever made, doing
away with the necessity of
having two pairs of glasses.
W e guarantee perfect vision
and absolute comfort.
Many local testimonies praising
the virtues of W hite's Cold T ab
lets.
OCtti^
Tone Lens
The perfect lens, which
means to the wearer that he
can look at any angle with
out the slightest blurring.
D . J. S c h o ll
O P T IC IA N O P T O M E T R I8 T
Factory oa Premises
Cottage Orove
Oregon
Tales of the Town
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Mr**. Krona OiltinT, o f Portland, li'ft
Friday a fte r a visit o f a f»*w days
here at tin* home o f h**r "inter. Mr*.
I). H. Hemenway.
Mr-. Giltncr carne
tftiwn from Port lauti with her niece,
M i - Helen I farting, who was entering
University o f Oregon.
Watch fo r N elson’s Saturday spec
ials iu these local«.
They may fit
o l>
your car.
A card received Moutlay from O. K.
Wood-on wa- postmarked San Fran
citco nud curried the information tha*
tin Woodson party, composed o f Mr
und Mr-. O. E.
Woodson
and Mr.
The BEST
CEMENT WORK
of every description. Nothing
too sm all; nothing too large.
MOST reasonable rates.
Burge
&
H a rdin
W alter Irons, contract or on the new
Kt m building under construction, has
moved with his fam ily into an apart
incut in the Mark Icy residence on
-outh P a cific highway.
Mrs. William Blair was called to
Portland
Mondav
morning, Colonel
Blair having submitted to a serious
operation there on Thursday.
He is
now at the home o f his daughter while
convalescing from the operation.
M oving and storage. Phone 99. City
T rauafer.
no v 11 1 tc
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M cKinley and
soil, o f Tillamook, spent several days
last week visiting at the home o f
Mrs. M cKinley 's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F B. Phillips.
G. H. Dooley, o f Banks, arrived
| Thursday o f last w eek and w ent out
I to his homestead at Loraue to remain
I for the w inter.
T ry some o f the milk producer at
B* id ler's Feed store.
jne30c
Dan M umbrae, United Htates sur
veyor, who had been in the Bohemia
district for some time, passed througu
Lot age Grove Friday on his way north
for the winter. Mr. Muinbrae expects
: lug returns from the Bohemia mines.
E. E. Arthur returned Friday from
; a business trip to San Francisco and
other southern points.
Mrs. Arthur
1 met him iu Eugene.
Used cars— three snaps— 1917
Buick six, 1920 Buick six, 1920
Overland Six.
Long & Cruson,
Service Garage.
oat 13c
Mr. and Mrs. John Coffman left
Saturday to spend the winter in New
|*urt. 'f’lieir residence oil Sixth street
w ill be icoupied by Mr. and Mrs. Hrl
Coffman during their absence.
John Dugan made a business trip to
Eugene Saturday.
Special for Saturday, Oct. 14th, at
N elson’s Service Station: #23.MO 34x1
Kelly fabric tires for #20.00, #30.05
34x4 K elly cords for #27.25. Above is
for one day only.
ol3c
Mrs. D. Hannan, o f Yonciilln, spent
Saturday in this city shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson and
Mrs. Lucy Holland spent Saturday in
Koseburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. Casper
Parker who own a garage there.
Stock salt at Be id le r’* Feed Store, si
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cruson, o f Leb-
anon, were visitors Friday and Satur
day with their sons C. C. Cruson and
fam ily and Frank Cruson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heard made a
trip to Eugene Saturday.
I. W. Metzger, building contractor
o f Roseburg, who has the contract for
tin* building being erected by C. J.
Kcm, was in Cottage Grove Friday
looking a fte r the progress o f the con
struction work.
I f you h aven’t time to clean your
rugs, we w ill do it for you. A. L.
Wynne, phone 5.
THE UTM O ST IN B A K E D
GOODS
Mrs
to Lee Young, o f Lorano.
Drive that cold away
W hite's Cold Tablets.
F R ID A Y , 13th— S A T U R D A Y , 14th
Granite Ware
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
T H E S E P R IC E S A R E POR F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y
FOR CASH O N L Y S E E O UR W IN D O W S
Smith-Short Grocery
T O
« t o r e
T h a t
STERLING FEED CO.
M
i t . .
WEST MAIN STREET
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Mrs. Tom Allen and son A lfred spec
W h y fear a cold. W h ite '» Cold
Saturday in Eugene.
Tablet» will keep it away.
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R. F. Carpenter on Saturday pur
Mr. aud Mrs.
L.
A. Howson, *>f
chased a Ford coupe from Woodson
Rrvclstoke,
British
Columbia, were
B ra*
________________
guests this week from Sunday to Wed
nesday at the home o f Mr. ami Mrs
('. J. Kern.
The How sons were on
their way south to San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Morris motored
to Saginaw Sunday and spent the day
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. W\ H
Blakeley.
An eleven pound daughter was born
Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. W
H. Mitehell, o f Ieorane.
W. O. W. Attention— The presence
o f ull the Neighbors is requested at
our next
regular meeting, Friday,
Oct. 13.
Important.
E. C. Leum
C. Com.
or113c
M iss Ruth Tarr returned Saturda
from spending two weeks in Monmoiit
2 cups and saucer*....
29c
and Portland.
Clutbes line*........
29c
Mr. and Mrs. George I)effenbaeher,
I o f Coburg, spent the week end as
Wood chopping bowl
29c
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred W igle
3 granite cup*
29c
and Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr.
Different assortments
29c
M rs. Mary Massey returned Monday
from a visit in Eugene.
2 0 Cent S ale
l<argc granite dishpan.
Large wash basin
Granite kettle*, all knnl*
W ater pail
........
2 large Vegetable disile*
3 fruit dishes
Grove
Bakery
W ald This
Space Next
Weel for
Spec :ials
Steen
sejj
and Mrs. W. J. White.
A daughter was born October
a Eugene hospital to Mr. and
Ralph Walker, o f Walker.
A p p r e c i a t e «
T o u r
T r a d e
Avoid LaOrippe and relieve
your cold by using W h ite ’s Cold
Tablets.
octtie
W hy fear a cold. W hite's Cold
Tablet» will keep it away.
otic
Miss Marian White, who i> attend
Woodson’s parents, reached San Fran
< co safely a id were leaving at or«-e
tor Los Angeles.
From l » s Angeles
lhe older couple w ill start for their
I i me in St a m bard, Texas.
Mr. and
Mrs. O-car Woodson will be accom
j a med home by Mrs. Woodson's pur
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kobi-on
who ar * v isiting in California.
Galloway for Insurance, 511 Mam. t f
Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Havel and
fam ily, o f Cuba, Kansas, who were
guests fur several days the past week
at the W. E Nixon home in Delight
Valley, left Friday for Salem whore
they *re now visiting. They plan to
locate in Oregou.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rinard returned
to their home in Portland Sunday,
a fte r a visit here at the home o f Mr.
R in ard ’s parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. B. Cochran returned
Monday from M yrtle Creek, where Mrs.
Cochran has been for medical treat
ment.
M oviug aud storage. Phone 99. City
Transfer.
n o v llt fe
Wilbur Spray, V irgli Gowdy, Miss
Eva Brock us aud Miss Hazel Swanson
motored to Koseburg Sunday and vis
ited with Mrs. W. A. C offin , aunt of
Miss Brock us.
Mrs. C. A. Bartell spent Monday in
Eugene visiting her niece, Miss Loreta
M iller, u student at University of
Oregon.
Mrs. Frank Favor spent Sunday in
Eugene.
Liiiu Violette aud daughter Ermine
went to Portland Monday to visit rel
atives.
George Braiuard, o f Eugene, spent
Carefully made from the
the week end here visiting his daugh
purest ingredients, they have
ters Bernice and Jewell.
a flavor and a quality that
A ll kinds o f
poultry
supplies at
cannot he excelled.
Bt id le r ’s Feed store.
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Mrs. George Wilson is again absent
from her work as matron at the city
rest room, Mr. Wilson having suffered
relapse from his recent illness.
Alex Lundberg was down from Diss
ton Monday on business.
Miss Agnes Galdabiui, formerly em
ployed at H ow e ’s candy kitchen, has
Cash Nickerson, a former resident of taken a position at the Elite.
this city, spenh a few days here this
Drive that cold away with
week visiting at the home o f his uncle
L. P. McCoy. For 23 years Mr. Nick W h ite ’» Cold Tablets.
otic
» rson was crippled and unable to walk
Mrs. Kate Crawford returned Mon
without the aid o f crutches but he now day from Grants Pass, where she had
has no need for the help o f crutches. spent the summer.
He may locate here.
A. L. Chitwood and daughter Dora
Dr. A. W. Kime returned Sunday returned Monday from Salem.
morning from a one-day trip to Port
Mr. aud Mrs. E. E. Woodcock, o f
land.
Lakeview , visited Monday with the J.
Buy Gray oats— Oats and vetch, Q W illits fam ily. They were on their
cheat and vetch seed at B eid ler’s way to Portland, where Mr. Woodcock,
store.
sSc who is sh eriff o f Lake county, w ill
J. C. Compton, o f the Blake Comp serve as a witness before tin* federal
ton Paving Co., was in this city Mon grand jury.
day on business.
M oving aud storage. Phone 99. City
Dale Cutsforth and Merritt Eddy Transfer.
n v lt f
spent Sunday hunting near the city,
Long & Cruson have sold Durant
bringing in one fine buck.
four touring ears to B. F. McCollum
Mrs. C. V. Jenzen and son Frank and R. E. Coberiy.
arrived Friday from Montague, Mont.,
Mrs. Elmer Neet went to Eugene
and went to W alker to join the C. B. Monday.
Jenzen fam ily, who recently arrived
J. I. Jones spent Tuesday in Eugene
from Montana.
on business.
Cottage
Electric
1
Help Your
Moulters
Moult
Used cars at Nelson's Service S ta
tion: Ford sedan only 5 mouths old
with #110 extra equipment on it, looks
just like new, only #050, Ford touring,
1010 model, first class condition #240,
Ford touring, 1014 model, in good con
dition #105, Ford ton truck m good
mechunicut condition #175, Overland
00, 1918 model, with ull new tires #275,
Htudebaker 7 passenger, 1918 model,
in good condition #200, Grant six, 1018
model, in food running order #100,
Chevrolet 1010 model, iu good running
order #180. Terms given on all above j
cars.
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Miss Opal Fagalu returned to her
homo at Comstock Monday, after a
visit over Sunday with her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett. The
Bennetts sprat Sunday at the Fagnla
home and Miss Opul returned hen-
wit h them.
A daughter was horn ji week ago
Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lambert.
Do your h o usee leu u ing now.
Rent
u Premier.
A. L. Wynne. Phone 0.
Whatever Baked Goods you
buy here, you w ill find it
the best that can be pro-
dueed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts art'
moving into their attractive new home
I recently completed on Tw elfth
I Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Lunau
I moved into the city uud are occuj
| the (>. F. Thiel property, the 1
having moved to Drain.
M iss Mary Evans, who is tea
at Glendale, spent the week end here
Mrs. E. A. Steen, over
shop, 24 N. Seventh
A. V. Willis, o f Comstock, who Is
suffering with blood poison in his
right foot, was in this city Monday
for medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Hid Hogan, o f Ros#
burg, spent Sunday iu this city at the
home o f Mrs. H ogan’s parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. T. J. Hanna.
N. E. Glass went to Eugene Tuesday
on business, returning Wednesday.
Helen Koepp, o f Eugene, visited Sat
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Witte.
M oviug aud storage. Phoue 99. City
Trausfcr.
n v lltf
Mrs. Charles Cooper, o f Oakland, vis
ited here last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Poole, who mo
tored home with her Sunday.
Mr. uud Mrs. Robert Nixon, who
had been here all summer with the
P acific Telephone 6 l Telegraph com
puny, le ft Tuesday for Hood River, Mr.
Nixon has ing been transferred to that
city.
Easy to owu a Premier, #5.00 down,
#5.00 per month. A. L. Wynne, phone 0.
The only way to clean rugs and
carpets.
The Premier way.
A. L.
Wynne, phoue 6.
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H IN K o f the »m ou nt o f hen energy, v ita lity and red blood
required to »r o w a ihouaand feathera— the average plumage!
A moulting hen needagood health— good appetite— good digestion.
T
Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a
help* poultry through the m oult and atarta pullet* and moulted
hen* to laying. It contain* tonic* fo r the appetite, tonira to aid
digeatiun. It tone* up the dormant egg organ*. It contain*
iron that give* a moulting hen rich, red blood and a red comb.
N o diaeaae where Tan-a-ce-a ia fed. By all mean* feed your
moulting bena Dr. Heaa Poultry Pan-a-ce-a.
We KandUthm Dr. Hme* L in ».
C olt on a *
_0^lran3er & McQueen
TkO at how m an heat yea ha**. We hare a package to n it.
<
Dr.Hess Instant Louse K iller Kills Lice
S. C. Vcatch shipped a carload o f I
sheep and cattle Wednesday to his
ranch at Halsey.
Bert Trask was iu Eugene Tuesday
on business.
Bring in your wheat aud get your
winter flour. Be idler Feed Store. s29c
Buy Stock in the New Hotel,
W. F. Simms, timber inspector, re
100% Cottage Grove Investment
turned Monday night from Tacoma.
Mrs. Simms, who died in Eugene a few
days ago, was buried, in Tacoma.
You can see what you spend
F. A. Tripp, o f Eugene, was in the
your money lor every day in
city Tuesday.
the year. 1 have a long list
Mrs. S. D. Read ami two children
of property for sale.
Some
N ulata and Daniel spent Monday night
good
bargains-—fine
bargains
at the home o f Mrs. Ora Read Heinen-
if Cottage Grove goes ain-ad.
wuy, returning to their home iu Eugene
Tuesday.
For Next Year— New armory,
Look fo r Nelson \s used car prices
in these locals. Eight cars to choose
new hotel, lots of new dwelling
from.
o lic
houses. Help me help you help
E. C. Leum returned the first of the
Cottage Grove. A ll get together
week from Corvallis. He had intended
and put the new hotel over.
entering the engineering department ot
Oregon Agricultural college but arrived
three weeks late.
William Masterson w rites front Santa
o lle
Barbara, Calif., to tell o f the death o f
Mrs. Masterson. The Mastersons were
residents here about 15 years ago, at
Mr. and Mrs. M erville Veatch aud
which time Mr. Masterson was inter
ested in mining property iu the B o Mr. aud Mrs. Y’ ietor Chambers speut
Sunday at Roseburg, driving dowu Sal
hemia district.
unlay night and returning Sunday.
25 Cold Tablets are guaranteed
Deacon Benjamin Baker, o f Everett,
to act, for 25c. W h ite ’s Phar Wash., an old friend o f Rev. E. G. O.
macy.
oti^ Groat, speut Tuesday in this city vis
The Arcade theater is installing a iting at the Groat home. For three
complete steam heating plaut.
The years he was a member of a congrega
work o f installation w ill be completed tion over which Rev. Mr. Groat was
the pastor.
within a week.
Rev. E. G. O. Groat is gettiug quite
Harry Retitle was in Eugene Tues
feeble aud «lues not get out o f the
day on business.
George Robert McQueen, soil o f Mr. house any more, according to reports.
and Mrs. G. W. McQueen, left Tuesday He is in great pain most o f the time.
M. H. Anderson returned Tuesday
to spend the winter at Terry, Mont.,
on a ranch owned by his uncle, Ivan night from a w e e k ’s busiuess trip tv
San Francisco. He stopped in Orland,
McQueen.
Calif., to visit his sister.
October Special— Fourteen photos for
Mr. and Mrs. O liver Jones and
the price o f tw elve; any size or style,
fo r October only. Monroe studio, ootfc daughter motored to W ilbur Sunday
in their new Overland machine to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W ilsey and Mrs. Mr. «Tones’ brother.
W ils e y ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W a t
Mrs. C. H. VauDenburg, Mrs. J. I.
kins, o f Caspar, Wyo., stopped here Jones and Miss Eunice VanDeuburg
Friday and Saturday and visited with motored to Eugene Sunday aud visited
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ostrander. They relatives.
were on their way to California to
locate.
N. J. Nelson Jr. has placed a sign
by the new building being erected on
F ifth street for the Nelson garage an
nouncing that the building w ill be com
pleted and occupied by the garage
Novem ber 15.
Keep Cottage Grove
Going Ahead
J. F . S P R A Y
Many local testimonies praising
the virtues of W h ite ’s Cold T a b
lets.
octtic
Dan Barker le ft Monday for Duus-
n-uir, Calif., to work for the Southern
P acific.
Rudolph
Gerish,
who
went
to
Germany early in the summer to visit
relatives, writes that he is having h
fine time visitin g his people. He is
iu Dresden, Saxony.
Mr. and Mrs. Eph Young, o f Salem,
»topped over Tuesday night at the
home o f Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Allison
on their way to southern C alifornia by
automobile to spend the winter.
I.
eland W illits and Kenneth DeLassus
went to work Tuesday morning on the
new intake ditch which is being dug
from Prayther creek to the new intake
on Layng creek.
H. A. M iller went to Albany Tues
day on business.
G. M. Marksbury went to Koseburg
Tuesday on business.
Galloway writes insurance.
The Harry Grube and Bchofield
Stewart fam ilies expect to start ill a
few »lays for California to speud »he
w inter. Mrs. Grube ’a sister, Mrs. John
sen, who is visitin g here, will accom
pany them.
J. H. Hawley, George M. Hawley,
.1. E. Young and Herbert W. Lombard
were amoug the Cottage Grove people
in Eugene Tuesday.
Sugar aud flour at U eidler’a Feed
J n * i
Mrs. D. Qirnglia ami daughter Flor
enee returned Tuesday from Central
Point, where they had been visiting
with Mrs. Q iin glia’* father, J. H. I**es.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lemon have
moved into the apartments above the
Ostrander & McQueen store.
Mrs. G. E. Ouinet and sons Lawrence
25 Cold Tablet» are guaranteed
to act, for 25c.
W h ite '» Phar and M ormas went to Glendale Tuesday
to visit.
macy.
oti
Shin#lea and cement for »ale.
Mrs. E. Everson, Mrs. Martha A1
alStfc
I hertson and Callie Slover, o f Creswell W L Hubbell
-|M‘iit Monday in this city shopping
Mr. and Mrs. George Bales went I d
Dan Parker, o f Dexter, spent the Salem Tuesday. Mr. Bales is suffering
week end with his parents, Mr and with blood poison in oue finger on his
right hand
• Mrs. C M. Parker.
EVERY DAY
BREAD
a feast in every slice
Bender’s City Bakery
RED ROSE BRAND BUTTER
C O T T A G E G R O V E C R E A M E R Y , A G E N T S FOR D E L A V A L
SEPARATORS
I f there is a better separator than the
De Laval is has not yet been diacovered.
W e pay the highest market price for cream and can use
all the GOOD cream you can produce.
As to the poor eream, we prefer to let somebody else use
that, for HKD ROSE B R A N D B U T T E R cannot be made from
poor cream.
P h o n e
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COTTAGE GROVE CREAM ERY
Seed! Seed! Seed!
VETCH
T IM O T H Y
RYE
R Y E G R A SS
J O N E S
CHEAT
CLOVER
R E C L E A N E D O A TS
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