COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. EKID.VY. MARCH 23. 1923
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ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Friday, March 23—Neal Hart in ‘ Lui ■
of Gohl,” a snappy western.
‘‘Leather Pushers,” round 9.
Saturday, March 24—John Gilbert in
“Honor First. A St. John Comedy, “City
Chap,” and Mutt and Jeff.
Sunday, March 25—Charles Ray in
“The Deuce of Spades,” a comedy drama,
and a comedy, “Hello Judge.”
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, March
26-27-28->The Third Alarm,” dedicated
to Mr. Mackin, Cottage Grove Fire Chief.
A mother picture, a father picture, a son,
daughter, uncle and aunt picture—a pic­
ture for the whole teeming universe. Ben­
efit Cottage Grove Fire Department.
Admission will be 25c and 50c. Buy a
ticket and help your fire fighters.
Comedy, “The Dentist.”
Thursday, March 29—“Forsaking All
Others.” All star cast, headed by Colleen
Moore and Cullen Landis. International
News and “Felix, the Cat.”
Friday, March 30—“The Wall Flower,”
with Colleen Moore, another picture of
real people. The story of the ugly duck­
ling who became a lovely swan.
“Leather Pushers,” Round 10.
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SOCIETY
One of the prettiest and most
artistic programs ever presented in
this city was the recital given by
Mrs. Earl Arthur’s dancing class
Friday night at the high school
auditorium.
Eight
small
girls,
gowned in pastel shades, danced,
the program ineluding solo ami
group numbers which displayed not
I only a remark able technique among
'¡.he youthful dancers but also tai
ent and originality. The program
¡ended with a pi tty spring number,
¡“The Flowers
Awakening,” in
which all of the children partici
I puted. The personnel of (he class
| is Margaret and Dorothy Jackson,
Mary Elizabeth Lasswell, Donna
Bartell, Julia Morse, Maxine Nelson,
Vera Scott and Genevieve Woodard.
. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Merville Veatrh en
tertained Monday night with a din­
ner, inviting in Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dugan
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers.
Five hundred was enjoyed following
the dinner.
for the evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Garoutte, Mr. and Mrs. \V. A.
Garoutte, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Du­
gan, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Warner,
Mis.s Eunice VunDenburg. Ren San­
ford and Arch Proctor. Mrs. Harold
Dugan anil Ren Sanford won high
honors.
Mrs. E. J. Howe celebrated her
husband ’s forty six*h birthday an-
niversary Bunday with a dinner
party to which she invited rela-
fives.
As two actors came out on the
stage one whispered to the other.
who thereupon made the following
speech: “Ladies and gentlemen, w<
have with us tonight a iiirii who it
known the world over and
everyone of us has heard of.
Henry Ford kindly stand up
let us all see him!"
After waiting a moment and
ing that no one had risen he turned
to his partner and asked “Are you
sure Mr. Ford is in the audience!”
“Why, sure he is,” was the re­
ply. “I saw his car standing out­
side.”
Notice to the Public!
The sixth birthday anniversary of
iittle Ruth Woodson was made en­
joyable for her by Mrs. J. E. Wood-
Hvginning April 1 the traffic or­
son, her mother, in spite of the
fact that the little miss .suffer'd a dinance of Collage Grove will be
broken leg three weeks ago. Mon­ enforced. This ordinance is just the
day a/ternoor a number of small same as the traffic ordinance in
friends were invited to come and other cities. We hope everybody
enjoy an Easter party. Each child will obey it. When you are away
received an Easter gift as a favor. from home you are always careful
Easter games and an egg hunt were to observe the traffic law; why not
enjoyed. A biithday cuke with be just as cureful at home!
All automobiles uud motorcycles
candles and ice cream and cookies
at the end of the afternoon de must have mufflers and the muf­
Lighted the small guests who were flers must be kept closed within the
Dorothy and Margari t Jackson, city limits. Anyone riding u bicycle
Dana and Charlotte Burkholder, must keep off the sidewalks, except
Emery
Williams,
Sibyl
Veatrh, such boys as deliver newspapers,
Helene Elliott, Dale ¡.nd Irma Ben­ who may ride on the walks, except­
nett, Earl, Opal, Kuta Marileen and ing Main street, while delivering
Elwyn Woodson.
Mrs. Woodson newspapers.
Clean up the streets and alleys
was assisted by Mrs. E. Woolley,
Mrs. O. E. Woodson, Mis. F. M. around your property. If the same
Woodson, Mrs. C. II. Burkholder is not done the city will send a man
10 do it for you and you must pay
and Mrs. Henry Bennett.
the bill. Anyone not complying with
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About 75 young people attended this order by April 15 may expect
the Epworth league banquet and the city’s man to do the work.
All streets and alleys must be va­
social evening Friday night for
Anyone storing
lumber,
which the members of the Christian cated.
Endeavor societies of the Christian wood, brick, or anything else, must
and Presbyterian churches were remove same at once, and nothing
guests. Games and stunts were en­ may be stored in the streets or al­
leys except by a permit from the
joyed following the banquet.
council. In the future brush and
<> <$>
A yellow luncheon, for which the rubbish must not be piled in the
spring season was the inspiration, streets to be burned; pile and burn
was the enjoyable manner Mrs. Karl it on your own lot.
Anyone having cows or chickens !
K. Mills those to entertain members
of M. P. G. club on Tuesday. Tn or other animals must keep the ma- I
the invitations which were sent out nure hauled away and not permit
each guest was bidden to come in 11 to accumulate. Barns and coops '
the name of a yellow flower. The must be kept clean so that they do ;
four-course luncheon was carried not become offensive to the neigh­
out in yellow and green and the bors. There are many complaints
table was a mass of daffodils and about unclean barns. What condi­
pussywillows. At the place of each tion is your barn in?
Do your part and help clean up
guest was a flower pot lacquered in
black artistically decorated with the city. By order of
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MAYOR AX!) COUNCIL.
wax daffodils and with growing
daffodils in the pots, an attractive
gift from the hostess to each lady.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Invited guests, in addition to club
members, were Mrs. C. A. Hood and
Estate of Geo. \V. Long, deceased.
Mrs. Baldwin.
Notice i' is liefeby given that La- I
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Fayette R. Long has been by the
A delightful afternoon party was County 1 Court of the State of Ore-
given Thiirsdav by M h . E. U. Sb;.v gon, in and for Lane County, ap-
at her home on Sixth street in pointed administ rat or of the estate
honor of Mrs. T. Glover, of Van of Geo. W. Long, deceased.
couver, B. C.
Needlework and
Ail persons having claims against
games were the diversion of the said estate arc hereby notified to
afternoon. Dainty refreshments were present the same, duly stated and
served by the hostess assisted by verified, to said administrator at
Mrs. R. L. Cooper and Miss Mar The Service Garage _ in Cottage
jorie Shay.
Grove, Oregon, within six months
from this 23rd day of Marell, 1923.
The Social Twelve was enter
LA FAYETTE R. LONG.
tained Thursday afternoon oi last
Administrator.
week by Mrs. H. A. Miller. Mrs. V E. WHEELER. Attorney. m23a20
Maude Kay, of Brookfield, Pa., u
guest of Mrs. Harry Grube last
week, was an iuvited guest.
’$>’$>*£
The meeting of the Tillie uni club
which was to have been with Mr. The Expression of Many a Kidney
Sufferer in Cottage Grove
and Mrs. D. H. Hemeuway thin
week, was postponed for two weeks
because of Mrs. Hemen way’s ab­
A stubborn backache is cause to
sence from the city.
suspect kidney trouble. When the
y
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kidneys are inflamed and swollen,
At the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. stooping brings a sharp twinge in
David Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
the small of the back that almost
Safley and Mr. and Mrs. John Suf- takes the breath away. Doan’s Kid
ley nearly two hundred guests gath­ ney Pills revive the sluggish kid- 1
ered at the armory Saturday night
neys—relieve aching backs. Here’»
for dancing. Supper was served ai
Cottage Grove proof:
a lute hour.
Mrs. Amanda Spriggs, 500 S. 1st
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St., says: “Doan's Kidney Pills are
Past Matrons and Past Patrons
not a new remedy to me. I had t
of the Eastern Star lodge were
guests Monday night of Mrs. Jas. terrible backaches and could hardly ’
P. Graham, who entertained with get about and dixr.y «pells came over
me, especially when 1 stooped. My
au original and very enjoyable St.
limbs ached, my feet swelled and
Patrick's purty at Masonic hall.
my
kidneys acted too frequently
Irish games, a potato race, Irish
stunts and stories and the singing but Doan’s Kidney Pills soon had
of Irish songs made the evening a me feeling like a different person.
merry one for the twenty tour The aeh \s uud pains left and my
guests present. At the supper hour kidneys did not annoy me.”
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t,
refreshments were served at a table
prettily decorated with green ere pi simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
paper, given shaded candles and Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
greenery.
Mrs. Graham wore a Mrs. Spriggs had. Foster-Milburn
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pretty, old fashioned dress which Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo, N.
was worn by her grandmother
years ago.
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OH ! MY B ACK !
The father’s frantic plea fell upon
ears cold with thoughts of revenge!
Should he plunge into the inferno
or leave the boy and girl to their
doom amid the flames?
Then the crashing climax that will
lift you bodily from your seat—then
the most staggering thrill ever
swept across the screen—then the
stunning tribute to as brave a body
of men as ever trod the surface of
the earth!
. C. 11. VanDenburg and M
• VanDvnburg weie ho* tvs
• night for the Joker cl
member and guest received a
and white rap for St. Pat
day. green and white also
carried out in the refresh
Additional guests besides
members wen* Mrs. Carrie
i way. Miss Katherine
II. Miss Bethel Gowdy
Knowles & Graber
Hardware and
Furniture
Oregon
The birthday anniversary of
N. J. Nelson Jr. mid the wedding
I anniversary of the Nelsen* were
j celebrated last evening w ith a din-
: ner for which Mrs. Earl Arthur and
Mrs. A M. Moore were hostesses at
the Arthur home.
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The ladies* aid society of the
Christian church will
“ meet
.1 April 4
with Mrs. C. A. Stevens, Mrs. Geo.
Young, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs.
H enry Bennett and Mrs. William
Baker as hostesses.
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Mr* Earl \rthur invited in a few
friend’* for three tables of five hun­
dred^ Saturday night, using St. Pat­
rick ’s «lay gnvn for decoration*
and for clever place cards. Guests
FULL OF NOURISHMENT
is our loaf of Every Day
bread, Children especially
like its delicate flavor and
solid, substantial food value.
Our bread makes the finest
sandwiches, toast, stuffings,
puddings, etc.
A 24 ounce
loaf for
................ 12c
^tjrfÇotagJore Fire Department
Monday, March 26
Tuesday, March 27
Wednesday, March 28
Dorfs City Bakery
Phone 58
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Admission 25c and 50c
Arcade Theatre