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COTTACU^rROVŒJSENJNMiLn^imYY^^L'^^1^1923 roadster, and George Carpcuter and Mrs. V. S. Goff, sedans. Mrs. G. A. Nichols and daughter Dorothy went to Aurora Tuesday to visit Mrs. Nichols’ aunt, Mrs. Fred Hu chart. i Nelson’s Service Station bus a Delight Valley Location Is Favored modern rest room to which all are Used Fords were sold this week Ov«r Many Others Viewed my 4c by Nelson’s Service Station to W. welcome. by Official Party. P. Huff and Abner Gilchrist and Mrs. Maud Humphrey returned a used Studebaker was sold to the Tuesday to her home ai McMinnville Eugene Auto Wrecking company. after a visit with the W. B. and The Delight Valley site under Mr. and Mrs. W. H. See, of George Hawley families. consideration as a location for the Portland, are visiting at the Ed Mrs. William Blair returned Tues I new children's home of the National Chaloupka home. Mr. See and Mrs. day from a visit at the home of i Brotherhood of American Yeomen is Chaloupka are brother and sister. her son Frank at Lowell. the best suited of the numerous O. E., J. E. and Milton Woodson, Have us look that motor over be sites the official party of Yeomen W. O. Wilson, O. E. Crowe and H. fore summer time. Dick and Norm, has yet visited in the northwest, O. Bennett attended a convention at the West Side Garage. according to the announcement of of Ford dealers and employes in members of the official party which Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Randall, of Eugene Wednesday night. Corvallis, spent Sunday with Mr. inspected the site Wednesday after Special (11)00 miles guaranteed i Randall’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. noon. They were accompanied on tires: 30x3, $8.50; 30x3^, $9.50; at A. Randall. the tour of inspection by a party of Cottage Grove business men and Bradley Service Station. Annie Lyon has been appointed representatives of the Eugene cham Miss Marian White was home administratrix of the estate of the from Eugene to spend the week end late C. C. Lyon. The appraisers are ber of commerce. The delegation stopped in Cottage with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. O. Veatch, T. C. Wheeler and H. Grove for a short time yesterday J. White. Miss Augusta Hamilton H. Fiester. —REAL BUSINESS FRIEND morning before going on to Rose came home with her as a guest. Bring your films to Hughes’ Stu burg to inspect a site offered near C. Barfield family and The R. dio. Twelve hours’ service. Films that city. Mrs. F. M. Harding motored up for sale. my4p The official party include» George from Salem Saturday and spent the Tom Ray, of Marshfield, was in N. Frink, Des Moines, supreme pres week end looking after property ident; Ward F. Senn, Minneapolis, here and visiting at the home of the city Sunday on business. Bud Chalifoue, who had been con supreme treasurer; Mark T. McKee, brother, Will King, Mrs. Hardings) _ fined in a Eugene hospital recover Detroit, and C. F. Vrooman, Kansas in Delight Valley. City, chairman and member respec “COMMUNITY HELPFULNESS” Barred Rock eggs, for hatching, ing from injuries received when he tively of the building committee. was struck by an automobile, was 60c per setting. Sterling Feed Co. FRIENDLY COOPERATION brought home Sunday. His eyesight J. H. Ezell, Portland, Oregon state Mrs. A. W. Helliwell and son is improving and he will not be manager of the order, is accompany William Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Mar blind as was at first feared. ing the party through the state. vin Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mr. McKee has been forced to give Oil is on the west side. So are Nelson motored to Roseburg Sat up the remainder of the trip and we. West Side Garage. my4c urday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. has returned home. Elbert Bede spent Saturday in L. Smith, parents of Mrs. Helliwell, An Oregon site, both geograph Portland attending a meeting of the ically and climatically, is all that ; Neb., where his father lives. He Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Smith. jurisprudence committee of the I found conditions in Nebraska the can be desired as a location for a Galloway writes insurance. grand lodge, A. F. & A. M. I beat they had been for a long time. home such as is planned by the Mrs. Nola Rowe, with her nieces, Don’t forget mother, the Pearl and Edna Baker, of Drain, The O. W. Hays and S. V. Ailison Yeoman. The committee has ex pressed a doubt, however, as to families motored to the Hays ranch truest friend on earth. Buy shopped in this city Saturday. whether the compulsory school law near Corvallis Sunday. your Mother’s day cards at the W. 8. McCaleb left Saturday to The J. I. Jones family motored up would permit the establishment of spend the summer working at White Pharmacy. Sunday from Eugene and spent the a school in connection with the Lowell. day at the home of their daughter, home. J. B. Littler, of Salem, arrived Stewart for good plumbing. Mrs. Harry Neet. yesterday in the interest of the children’s farm home at Corvallis. O. M. Kem returned Tuesday from James Veatch left Tuesday for and protecting yourself from He will remain over today. Portland, where he spent a few Salem, his home for 50 years, to eye troubles is indeed A daughter was born Wednesday days visiting at the home of his visit a son, A. W. Veatch, for the mighty good foresight. summer. morning to Mr. and Mrs. Autin daughter, Mrs. C. M. Shinn. Mrs. G. B. Pitcher, Miss Dolly Mrs. Lillie Hathaway returned If your head is often dizzy Lindsey. Dry weather means more fires. Pitcher mid Miss Kathryn McQueen Monday to her home in Eugene, or your vision blurs, it is Don’t neglect insuring. Toni Aw- were in Eugene Saturday afternoon. lifter a visit at the home of her Western Lumber & Export Company time to aHow us to make an brey gives bedrock rates. Inquire Watch for the colored men’s sister, Mrs. Fiances Gray. Plant Only Place Where at Durham’s store. tfc string bund in the big parade at examination. Mrs. H. II. Johnson, of San Diego, Activity Is Seen. nty4c is a guest at the home of her niece, Bert Cochran has opened a repair 7:30 May 12. We can fit you to glasses shop in the Cox second hand store. Mrs. W. R. Cellars mid daughter Mrs. A. Laffoon. that will correct your fault The A. I. Fagala. family, of Com Miss Naomi Bodine is expected Miss Sibyl have moved to Spring Cottage Grove suffered but little and be a comfort to your home soon from Albany, to which field for the summer. Miss Sibyl, stock, spent Sunday with Mrs. Fa from the 1. W. W. walkout called city she was called by the illness who taught at Saginaw this year, gala’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. for this week. Although about 20 eyes. Bennett. of her sister, Miss Veneta Bodine, completed her term there Friday. men walked out Monday at the We grind our own lenses who underwent an operation for Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Renner, of B. A. Pruett has bought a new Western Lumber & Export com and make them fit the needs appendicitis. Oakridge, were in this city Satur Ford touring car from Woodson pany camp at Rujada, operation was resumed yesterday morning. 8omo Brothers. of your eyes. it costs no more to gas up at day. Nelson’s Service Station and it’s Another advance in tire- prices is Mrs. C. H. Haight returned Mon of the old men were back at work very handy—just around the corner expected. Anticipate your needs day from a visit with her mother, but a crew of new men was put on on Fifth street. and order before the raise. Sterling Mrs. Jessie Davis, at Yreka, Calif. in place of some of the men who obeyed the walkout order. The mill n6e J. C. Huff, of Dufur, accompanied Feed Co. Mrs. Victor Chambers and Miss in this city lias continued to run by L. C. Beek of that place, arrived Harry Tibbels was here Sunday Edna Christy spent Monday after without interruption. None of the OPTICIAN OPTOMETRIST here Tuesday. Mr. Beck is an oil from Gold Hill. noon in Eugene. other mills reported any trouble. well driller of thirty-two years ex Factory Miss Stella McKay, who had been Mrs. Wallace Beaver, of Gridley, perience and is looking over the oil Oregon Cottage Grove ill in Springfield since the Epworth Calif., arrived Monday for a visit Mrs. John Wilmers and daughter proposition ill this vicinity. Mr. league convention in Eugene the at the homes of her brothers, J. E. ” Dorothy, of Emmett, Ida., who had Huff is visiting his parents, Mr. week before, was brought home Sat and O. W. Blackmore. been visiting at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. W. 1’. Huff. urday by her mother, Mrs. J. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woods, of Wilmer’s sister, Mrs. Murray Trun- Charles Nast, formerly mill boss McKay. Medford, accompanied by Mrs. N. ncll, left yesterday for Vancouver, at the Western Lumber & Export Why pay rent when you can own M. Childs, motored to Cottage Grove company’s plant, has returned from a home for the rent! See Spray, and spent the week end. Mr. Woods Wash. Mrs. M. S. Castle, who had been Portland to his former position. 105 Main street. m2tfc attended to business interests. Mrs. visiting at the home of her daugh- Mother will appreciate one Mrs. Alex McQuoin, who had been Childs visited with her son and Mrs. Jennie Nichols, who hud of the appropriate cards for visiting at the home of her niece, daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Les been visiting at the homo of her ter Childs, at the 8. W. Boyd home. son, O. L. Nichols, left Tuesday for Mr». J. A. Elledge is reported to Mother’s day on sale at the Mrs. Frank Safley, left Saturday her home in Kan Francisco. be improving at a Eugene hospital for her home iu Baker. Virgil G-owdy spent the week end ’ ’ was 11 — Friday evenjng White Pharmacy. where she taken Miss Clara Milne, who teaches at in Eugene as a guest at the home ter, Mrs. Glen McGee, returned to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fullerton her home in Springfield yesterday. for treatment. Veneta, siwut the week end here of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brumfield An 8 Impound daughter, Aileen have gone to Marshfield, where they with her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. J. Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Danford, of may locate. Their son Ralph has are visiting with relatives here. Elaine, was born Saturday in Ore been Eugene, and Rev. W. H. Huff spent 8. Milne. working there for three weeks. Mr. Brumfield recently sold his bar gon City to Mr and Mrs. G. C. Galloway for insurance, 511 Main. a short time Saturday looking over ber shop in Mar&hfield. The Brum Mr. and Mrs. Boland Hubbard Maltby. Mrs. Maltby was formerly the Methodist camp meeting grounds Miss Eunice VanDenburg has pur and making plans for the coming fields will leave in a few weeks and daughter Mary, formerly of Miss Hazel Hazleton. chased a new four door Ford sedan camp meeting. to visit at the home of Mrs. Brum No Trespassing—Trespassers on this city, but recently of Vancouver, from Woodson Brothers. field’s brother, Andy Hears, in my place at Walden will be prose Wash., stopped here Monday on In addition to the usual morning Jacksonville, Fla. Charles Burge bought a new Chev service nt the Methodist church cuted. F. J. Schroeder. my4p their way to Medford on business. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Hart left I have several real bargains in rolet touring car Thursday of last Sunday the communion service was yesterday by motor for Portland to city property; also good farms, week from the Earl Motor com held. visit with relatives and attend to small or large. J. F. Spray. m2tfc pany. Mrs. C. V. Dunn has arrived from Graduation greeting cards on Taunton, Mass., for a visit at the business. About a dozen Shfiners will go Kenneth Ward, whose bicycle was home of her son, C. E. Dunn. from here to attend the ceremonial sale at the White Pharmacy. stolen from the west side school tomorrow at Salem. J. H. Chambers was in Portland Mr. and Mrs. S. T. French, of house April 18, has recovered his Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hood will over the week end on business. Albany, returned home Sunday property. The wheel had been sold by a strange man to a Eugene deal 1918 Studebaker............. $350 arrive from Portland Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Egbert, ac night, after a visit at_the Robert er, who later found a note written visit at the home of their daughter, companied by their daughter, Mrs. Stewart home, M rs. French had 1917 Studebaker..... ....... $150 Mrs. H. W. Titus. They will attend Florence Proudfit, left Thursday of visited here several days. Mr. by the local lad, whom he commu nicated with at once. French joined her here Sunday the Shrine ceremonial in Salem Sat tost week for San Pedro, Calif. 1914 Ford truck..... ....... $150 urday Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harris, of and motor on up from there. Just unloaded another car of fine morning. Albany, »pent the week end here Mr. Titus, who also will attend the _ green alfalfa hay—the kind the William Roberts and Eli Wolf, of 1918 Maxwell touring $195 ceremonial, will accompany them eow eats and leaves no waste. Ster Klamath Falls, visited at the I. B. with Mrs. Harris’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hamilton. All in Al condition and will from Salem. ling Feed Co. a6c Morris home Sunday. Miss Maud Humphrey, of Mc Carnival—At the armory, Cottage be sold on easy terms Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Mayburn left Eldon Godard, small son of Mr. Minnville, spent the week end here Grove, May 12. A real pleasure out Friday for Vancouver, Wash., where and Mrs. 8. L. Godard, suffered an with Mrs. George Hohl. ing for everybody. There will be they have purchased several acres injured foot Wednesday night when Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lowe arrived booths for faney work, fish pond, of truck gardening land. he fell from his father’s lap. Mr. yesterday from Ix>s Angeles to at A daughter wan born Sunday to ice cream soda and popcorn, kew- Mrs. O. C. Lewis was here from Godard caught him by the foot and tend the funeral of Edno Oliver El Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Wilson. She pies, gypsies and side shows. Meals in doing so wrenched the foot. liott, Mr». Lowe’» brother-inlaw, has been named Velma. served at the I. O. O. F. dining Echo Friday looking after timber i nd land interests. Ralph Hand has been matched to and are at the Elliott home with room 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Parade at Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cox, of Mar- Balloons, ice cream, red lemonade, wrestle with Oscar Butler, of Port Mrs. Lowe’s mother and nephew, my4c cola, visited Sunday with Mr. Cox’s 7:30 p. m. peanuts, popcorn—for the kid-ettes land, in Gold Hill Friday, May 11. Mrs. Julia R. Plummer and Horace Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Blakely and father, Z. L. Cox, who has not been Elliott. son Howard are here from Eugene at the I. O. O. F. carnival May 12. Mrs. A. B. Cavender and grand well for some time, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Awbrey have daughter, Katherine Ann Clark, of a few days while Mr. Blnkely sub Don’t forget the big eats at the stitutes at the New Era Drug store bought a modern seven-room house Portland, stopped over here last ENJOY THF] I. O. O. F. hall at 5:30 May 12; 50 iu the absence of Harry Hurt, who at 59 Fourteenth avenue east in week and visited at the home of niy4e is in Portland. cent». Eugene. • Mrs. Cavender’s niece, Mrs. K. K. Mr. and Mrs. McCall, of Latham, Elmer Miller, who recently ar Mills. They were on their way home With the addition of a new visited Sunday at the Rev. E. G. O. device, power for operation of the rived from Innisfail, Altn., Can., from a visit in Medford. Great home. new gas pump at Nelson’s Service and is staying nt the home of his More than 50 Odd Fellows and W. E. Fullmer returned Sunday Htation is now operated by an air uncle, Thos. Richardson, spent, the Rebekahs motored to Drain Tues week end at the Overholser farm on day night and visited the lodge from a visit of a month at York. motor just installed. Silk creek. there. The local Rebekah team put I will not be renponsiblc for any on degree work. debts contracted without an order Mrs. II. A. Miller was in Eugene from me. J. A. Elledge. a27myllp Wednesday. E. T. Blakely substituted in th“ The Service garage received a car I Ri-xall store a few days last week toad of new Star cats Wednesday. while C. E. Dunn was in Portland A National Bank must operate under STRONG RE Mr. and Mrs. John Ruggles and on business. STRICTIONS for safety, laid down by the Government Carl King, former catcher on the daughter Virginia left Wednesday for Seattle, where Mr. Ruggles has at Washington. Before the U. S. GOVERNMENT grant- Cottage Grove baseball team, has accepted a position. been in the city the past week ed us a charter to do a banking business, they satisfied The Charles Matthews family and visiting with his parents and look themselves that there was both money and character ing up material for the Coquille Mrs. Alfred Matthews, of Portland, behind our bank. They wanted to INSURE the safety teain on which he will play this are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews. year. A. R. Gray was up from Eugene1 See us for batteries and tires, vulcanizing and battery repairing. Wednesday on business. Mrs. O. L. Nichols went to Port I Batteries recharged in eight hours. Bradley Service Station. land Wednesday morning for medi A marriage license was issued in cal treatment. Mrs. Allie Phillips, who is visit Eugene Friday to Bryan G. Stowe ing in Wisconsin this year, is am and Dolores H. Hood, of this city. ions to return to Oregon, having* Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Woodson re experienced two hard blizzards re I in action at turned Wednesday from a business eently. I trip to Portland. Mrs. Maud Hohl and Mrs. Gorge * The following cars were sold this Hohl returned Friday from St. I week by Woodson Brothers: Mr. Helena, where they went last week i ! Ernahaw, E. W. Pruett and Ed to attend the funeral of their V. R. Kem, Prop. Kem Bldg. 'Schneider, touring ears; Gina Adams, father, R. E. Cooper. COMMUNITY INTERESTS ARE BETTERED. OUR CITY AND VICINITY ARE ENRICHED BY YOUR COOPERATION WITH THIS STRONG HOME BANK Mother never forgot you. Don't forget her on Mother's Jay, May 13. The least you can do is to send her one of the appropriate cards on sale at the White Pharmacy. LOCAL SITE BEST IN NORTHWEST FOR YEOMEN HOME PAGE FIVE CASH SPECIALS Friday and Saturday Regular $1.25 can of maple or butterscotch syrup and one regular 35c package of pancake flour—the two, while they last, for........... ............................................. $1.25 Regular 35c can of sliced pineapple.............. 20c Regular 25c can of solid pack tomatoes....................... 20c Regular $1.00 broom for................................................... 65c Bank of Cottage Grove LOOKING AHEAD- COTTAGE GROVE NOT AFFECTED BY I. W. W. WALKOUT D. J. Scholl I Tales of the Town Ostrander CHAUTAUQUASIGNERS0RGAN1ZE FOR THIS YEAR Program ou Six-Day Circuit Best Ever, Signers Assured; Date» Are May 28 to June 2. (The Old Reliable) The Electric Store hood us well as those from here and was quite a success. Miss Rornadiuc Schneider visited wifh Mrs. W. D. Heath Sunday af ternoon and accompanied the Heaths to the Fred Frost home nt Blue Mountain. WORMING A WAY. A bore gets into places where there was supposed to be no room for him by making a way for him Organization for this year’s chau- self as he goes. tauqua was completed Wednesday night, when Mr. Mitchell, advauee man for Ellison-White, met with the local signers. 8. L. Mackin was reelected pres ident, K. L. Siewsrt was elected SHOWER BATH secretary and N. E. Glass treasurer. for the convenience of our 8. L. Godard heads the grounds committee, Elbert Bede the adver pat rons. tising committee and C. A. Bartell Barber work in general. Spe the ticket committee. Mr. Mitchell assured the local cial attention given to chil people that the program this year dren. is the strongest that Ellisou Whito have ever put out on the six day circuit. A feature will be the or ganization of junior chautauqun 630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop. several days in advance. The dates this year are May 28 to June 2. Tonsorial Specialists Imperial Barber Shop MOUNT VIEW. SAUNDERS STUDIO (Special to The Sentinel.) May 1.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wil liams and daughter, of Blue Moun tain, moved onto their place* here last week. Miss Sarah Riley, of Fairview, spent the week end with her sister, Miss Laura Riley. Among those in Cottage Grove from this neighborhood Saturday were Mrs. George Lay ng, Mrs. Wal do Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hands, Win. Haupt, Floyd Jones, Clarence Sears, Lewis Meudal, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley and daughter Eliza beth, W. D. Heath and Addisoi lleath. Walter Dowens returned Mondiy from a visit of two months in Kane, Fa. Bill Yancey, of Cottage Grove, visited over Sunday with Ctorenco Sea rs. Heston Baimbridge, of the Grove, visited at the J. A. Schneider home Sunday. William Heath came up from Wendling and spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider and daughter Bernadine were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath Friday evening. The basket social at the school house Friday was attended by a number from outside the neighbor- has a fresh stock of all size films for sale. Will do your developing, rolls 5c, packs 10c. Printing at half price in the dull finish. Makes a specialty of the gloss finish. Views made at any time. M-L OUR FIXTURES^ AND supplies - X ARE THE q BEST THAT MONEY BUYS J Ride a Bicycle You can enjoy riding a bicycle. It. is now the time of the year when you should either have a new one or get the old one overhauled. We have a full stock of parts and can do the overhauling for you. We also have a nice bunch of new bicycles. HARRY RENTLE Seeds Do YOUR Banking With Us FIRST NATIONAL BANK McQueen PACKAGE AND BULK Chick feed, 100 lbs.................................... :................. $3.20 Oil meal, special price, 100 lbs.................... $3.15 Alfalfa meal, special price, 100 lbs...................... $1.60 SEED SPUDS Netted Gema, Burbanks, Earliest of All, Early Rose, Red Rose and Early Garfield. Grangers’ poisoned wheat. JONES C& EATON ■ i 11 ' r ■ i i il -I.................