The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 13, 1923, Page 7, Image 7

COTTAGE PROVE SENTINEL, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923
IT’S “BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE’’ WAY
Marriage licenses were issued
Saturday to John F. Lamson and
Phoebe Ann Skidmore, both of this
city, and to Jesse Carl Hobbs, of
Bull Run, and Wreatha Lynch, of
Cottage Grove.
Brick, tile, hearth tile. S. L.
Godard.
HATCHIN’ DOLLARS
OUT OF NICKELS AND DIMES
with a nest egg bank
—it’s yours for the asking
—at the bank where savings grow.
Bank of Cottage Grove
—got yours?
------ WHY DOES A BROWN------
--------- COW EAT GREEN---------
--------- GRASS AND GIVE---------
------------ WHITE MILK?-------- —:
-------- 1 do not know, but I-
-------------------do know-----------
--------- that you are getting—
------------- expert service------
1--------- when you trust your—
------------ eyes with me.------
----------- My customers are—
--------- my recommendation.—
----------------- Ask them.---------
------ D. J. SCHOLL--------------
-Optician - Optometrist--------
—Factory on Promises---------
—Cottage Grove, Ore.-----------
1 Tales of the Town
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Mrs. E. P. Eames and children,
of Portland, are visiting with Mrs.
Carrie Hemenway for a month.
A new Ansco Speedex Film. Get
six out of six with Ansco. New Era
Drug Store.
Miss Bonita Marsh, who had been
visiting with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. L. Cox, left Friday for
her homo in Marshfiold.
Galloway writes insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lusk have
moved into the property at Sixth
and Whitcaker which they recently
purchased from Worth Harvey.
Miss Nanne Heaton, who had
been visiting nt the home of her
sister, Mrs. Horner Galloway, left
Friday for her homo in Enterprise.
Miss Ruth Olson, of Creswell, is
visiting at the R. B. Ilannn home
as the guest of Miss Beulah Hanna.
J. J. Mercer has bought the R. E.
Carlton placo on south Seventh
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street through J. F. Spray.
Empty steel oil barrels, $1 each,
at Nelson’s Service Station.
Mrs. Bessie Sutcliffe has bought
a new Gray touring car of Nelson’s
service station.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clow and
daughter and Lester Stark, of Port­
land, visited this week with Mr.
Clow’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Clow. They were on their way home
from a motor trip through Califor
nia.
Oil interest is rapidly growing.
Inquiries left at Durham’s store
will have the attention of Tom
Awbrey during David Olson’s ab
sciicc.
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Miss Mary Ellen Benson is visit­
ing at Wolf Creek with her fathor,
J. 8. Benson.
Mrs. Roy Leonard has gone to
Marshfield for n visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fuller­
ton.
Why go on your vacation
with sore, tired and aching
feet when you can get Mrs.
Alstott to treat them with Ra-
cura? It’s great!
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Virgil Powell spent the Fourth
and several days of last woek with
friends at Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Powell loft
last week on a motor trip through
Washington and into Canada. They
will visit at the homo of their son,
Robin, in Raymond, Wash.
Rubbor stamps. The Sentinel, tf
Tho C. A. Lindall family arrived
Kem’s Electrical Store for Saturday from Agenda, Kan., for a
electrical work.
visit at the the O. A. Moore diome.
Miss Marian White, who is em­
ployed this summer iu the adminis­
tration offices of the University of
Oregon at Eugene, spent the week
end here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. White.
New Ansco Speedex Film. Fits
any camera or kodak. Get six out
of Six with Ansco Film. New Era
Drug Store.
Miss Ruby Baugh, Miss Spores
and Arthur Baugh, of Donna, ami
Morris Bocock, of Eugene, motored
up Sunday and, accompanied by Mr.
and. Mrs. John Spores, of this city,
went on to London springs.
F. J. Bartels, who had been down
front the Bohemia district since be­
fore the Fourth, returned to the
mines Tuesday accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. John I. McGregor, of Port­
land. Mr. McGregor is a stockholder
in the Evening Star Mines company.
Jorsce calf meal is a most econom­
ical food for raising calves. Try it
and if you are not perfectly satis­
fied your money will bo cheerfully
refunded. For sale by Sterling Feed
Co.
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Mrs. Catharine Bader wont to
Salem Saturday to visit at the homo
of a niece, Mrs. Bolton Hamblc.
A daughter was born Friday to
Mr. and Mrs. Glonn McGee.
Trado chocks. The Sentinel.
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Mr. ami Mrs. J. T. Sandors, of
Walla Walla, Wash., left Friday for
California, after a visit at the home
of Mrs. Sanders ’ sister, Mrs. M. P.
Garoutte.
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$100.00 REWARD
for information leading to
the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons tak­
ing personal property from
the Knowl ranch located on
the Coast Fork river.
WALTER A. WOODARD
Miss Julia Martindale, who is at­
tending summer school nt the Uni­
versity of Oregon, spent the week
end here with her mother.
Stewart for good plumbing.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wills, who
had been visiting at the home of
Mr. Wills’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
P. Wills, at London, have returned
to their home in Weed, Calif.
Eggsl Eggs! Farmers, wo are in
the market for first class eggs.
Sterling Feed Co.
je!5e
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thye, of Port­
land, who camped last week in the
local auto park, left Sunday on a
trip to southern Oregon points. Mr.
Thye, who formerly hold the light­
heavyweight wrestling chnmpionship
of the world, wrestled a draw- with
Ralph Hand on the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson left
Saturday for Seattle, Yakima and
other Washington cities, where tjioy
hopo Mr. Wilson’s hoalth will be
benefited.
Shingles. S. L. Godard.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to Elmer Nelson Robbins
aud Ora Prine, both of this city.
30x3% Kelly and United States
tires at Nelson's Service Station
for $0.95. A-l standard tires. Why
buy a ‘ ‘ gip. ”
Friends of Miss Rita Ridings,
formerly of this city but now of
Eugene, will be interested to know
that Miss Ridings has just success­
fully undergone an operation for
goiter in a Portland hospital. Miss
Ridings suffered from the goiter for
more than a year, most of which
time she was in a hospital in
Portland. The goiter affected her
heart aud prevented an operation
with a general anaesthetic until
rocently. Sho had just completed
her junior year at the University of
Oregon when she suffered a nervous
breakdown and the goiter began to
bother her.
Kem’i\ Electrical Store for
electrical supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Baker, of Sa­
lem, visited over the week end at
the home of Mrs. Baker’s parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. McFarland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. I.ee, who re­
cently came here from Canby, hnvo
moved to the Omer apartments.
Sales books. The Sentinol.
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Miss Maud Lamson has gone to
Twin Rocks for an outing.
Mrs. Edna Morgan has accepted
a position on the sales force at the
Fair store.
Get six out of six with Ansco
Speedex Film. New Era Drug Store.
J. B. Burns is visiting in Albany
at the homo of a daughter, Mrs.
Southworth.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. P. Bonnett, of
Portland, who were motoring to Sun
Francisco, visited Saturday with
Mrs. Bennett’s mother, Mrs. Pet
Sanford.
Merchants! Your salesbooks.
Place your order with The Sen­
tinel 60 days before you must
have them.
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Sam Veutch has gone to Roseburg
to work for the Southern Pacific.
Mrs. Pct Sanford is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Androw
Smith, anil Mr. Smith's son-in-law,
D. Birch, both of Salotn.
Why pay rent when you can own
a homo for the rent I Seo Spray,
105 Main street.
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Mrs. Ralph Teeters and small
daughter Eleanor May are herefrom
Portland visiting nt the home of
Mr. Teeters’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Teeters.
Printing. Always consult The
Sentinel first.
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SHINGLES
CEMENT
FIRE BRICK
HARD WALL PLASTER
FIRE CLAY
BRICK
W. L. Hubbell
Among Eugene people who spent
Sunday at London springs resort
wore Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gilstrap,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curtis and daugh­
ter nml Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bar­
rett. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Spencer
also entertained a party of friends
at tho springs for the day.
Cement. S. L. Godard.
Time
—is at hand and to every house­
wife it brings that annual prob­
lem of finding the right place
buy supplies. We’ll
your problem for you.
FRUITS,
VEGETABLES,
JARS,
JAR RUBBERS,
SUGAR
—everything you require to
j our canning and preserving com­
plete.
Smith-Short Grocery
Dan Minogue, bookkeeper for the
Oregon Pacific and Eastern railroad
company, who was taken to a Eu­
gene hospital after he suffered a
stroke of paralysis last week, is in
a critical condition, having suffered
a second stroke since his removal
to the hospital.
Galloway for insurance, 511 Mnin.
A ten pound son was born Friday
night to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hick
son who live just south of the city.
W. H. Daugherty has filed suit
for $700 alleged due on a note
which he holds against L. E.
Hpangenberg and E. W. McBee.
We have another ear load of Gray
cars on the way—5 tourings, 1 road­
ster. Better get your order in early
as the last car load only lasted one
«lay.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smith, of
Berkeley, stopped over nt the W. A.
Dorwaril home lust Friday night on
their way from Berkeloy to Canada
by automobile.
98c sale of large pieces of
guaranteed aluminumware con­
sisting of teakettles, buckets,
roasters, 3-piece seets and open
kettles Saturday and Monday
at The Fair Store.
The son of Shennnn Shortridge
lost his first finger of his right
hand a few days ago while at work
on a mowing machine. Ho had been
operating the machine but throw it
out of gear to make some repairs.
His father came along, threw th«!
machine into gear and tho accident
resulted.
A six and a half pound daughter
was born July 8 to Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Costor.
Shingles. S. L. Godard.
Automobiles were sold this week
to the following by Woodson Bros.:
H. Peyton, R. H. Fry, R. J. Almond,
E. L. Cheney, II. C. Behafor, Harry
Neet and Leo Dugan, Ford touring
rars; R. W. Arrington and Clifford
Smith, Ford sedans; Ham Cappiou*.
Ford coupe, C. E. Tates, Fora
tractor, 8. L. Godard, Ford truck
and W. M. Ward, used Chevrolet.
Mr. and Mrs. George McQueen re­
turned Tuesday morning from Pow­
ers, where they spent several days
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hol David­
son.
I have several real bargain* in
city property; abo good farm*,
•mall or large. J. F. Spray. m2tfe
F. E. Mendenhall was in Eugene
Monday on business.
Mrs. Olin Hadley and son Ron­
ald, of Athena, were here last week
visiting at the home of Mrs. Had­
ley’s sister, Mrs. Omer Moore. Mr.
Hadley, who is superintendent of
the Athena schools, and who is at­
tending summer school at tho Uni­
versity of Oregon, was down from
Eugene over the week end.
Brick, tile, hearth tile. S. L.
Godard.
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PAPE SEVEN
Special Notice!
We have Swan’s Down Cake Flour, Eggs,
Butter, Chocolate, Spices, Extracts, Raisins
and everything you need for your cake
baking.
Roy Romaine and Mr. and Mrs.
Georgo Nelson motored up from
Portland Friday and visited at tho
A. W. Kime homo until Tuesday.
Mrs. Romaiae and daughter, who
had been visiting for three weeks
at tho Kime home returned with
them to Portland.
If your business isn’t bettor this
year, the reason probably is that
you haven’t done u sufficient
amount of judicious advertising in
The Sentinel.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Ulmer, accom­
panied by their grandson, John Ul­ REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
AT COTTAGE GROVE, IN THE STATE OF OREGON AT
mer, have arrived from City Island,
N. Y., and are visiting at the home
CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30, 1923
of their daughter, Mrs. John F.
RESOURCES
Woodard.
___ $126,126.65
Loans and discounts_____________
Cement. S. L. Godard.
153.50
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured..
Miss Carolyn Schelling, of Marsh U. 8. government securities owned..
..... 16,187.13
field, visited the first of th«! week Other bouds, warrants and securities, including foreign gov­
with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wyatt.
ernment, state, municipal, corporation, ete________________ 31,303.99
Miss Schelling formerly taught in Stocks, securities, claims, lions, judgments, etc___________ -—
2,000.00
tho Cottage Grove schools. She Furniture and fixtures___ _________________________________
3,525.00
went to Oakland Wednesday for a Real ostato owned
1,900.00
id other
othor than banking
banking house._______________
visit with friends.
Cash ou hand iu vault und duo from bauks, bankers and trust
Mrs. F. E. Baldwin loft Wodno*
companies designated and approved reserve agents of thia
32,202.0«
dny for Auburn, Wash., to visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Exchanges for clearing house aud items on other banks in tho
J. Elliott.
same city or town as reporting bank.......... ..... .................... ——. 12,517.12
SpiroIla corsets. Phone 137 R. a3p Total cash ami due from banks, two preceding items $44,719.18
703.03
Miss Belle Burkholder is doing Interest, 'axes aud oxpvusoa paid___________________________
stenographic work iu the office of
.$226,778.48
Total.
Herbert W. Lombard.
Charles Stocker, of Oak Grove,
LIABILITIES
is working in the Allison barber
.$ 25,000.00
stock paid in______________ ~______________
shop during the absence of 8. V. Capital
. 5,000.00
Surplus fund...................................................... .....................
Allison, who is on his vacation.
Demand deposits, other than banks, subject to reserve:
Kem’s Electrical Store for Individual deposit* subject to check, , including deposita*
de]—•" due the
State of Oregon,, county, citio* or othor
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public fund*............... 136,939.02
electrical machinery.
165.21
J. H. Blakely, who was on his Canhi«1«**» cheeks of this bank outstanding payablo on demand
Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject
way from Lebanon to Marshfield,
to resorve, two preceding items.____ ___________ $137,104.23
where he will be employed, visited
Tuesday at the home of his brother, Time aud savings deposits, subject to rosorvo and payablo on
demand or subject to notice:
E. T. Blakely.
50,997.95
Time certificates of deposit outstanding.___________________
Miss Rita Kelly, who suffered an Savings deposits, payable subject to notice....................................
8,070.30
acute attack of appendicitis earlier
Total of time and savings deposits payablo on demand or
in the week, was taken to a Eu­
subject to notice, two preceding items.............
$59,674.25
gene hospital Wednesday night and
underwent an operation.
Total...
Jerace calf meal, for raising
calves, pigs and poultry. Sterling State of Oregon, County of Lane, ss,
Feed Co.
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I, 8. S. Laaswell, cashior of the above-named bank, do solemnly «wear
A ten-pound son was born yester­ that tho above stat« -nont is true to tho host of my knowledge and belief.
8. S. LA88WELI,, Cashier.
day morning to Mr. and Mrs. Her
bort Whitlock.
Correct—Attest:
Subscribed and sworn to before
J. W. Buckley arrived Wednesday ini' this 10th day of Jnl.V, 1MB.
D. J. SCHOLL,
from Portland and is looking after
ROY E. SHORT,
Herbert Lombard, Notary Public.
property interests hore.
N. E. GLASS, Directors.
My commission expires Nov. 20, 1925
Get six out of six with Ansco
Speedex Film. New Era Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brant ar­
Mr. ami Mrs. S. Chestnut, Miss
Gerald H. Clark, 18-year-old Eu­ Elsie Chestnut, Miss Nola Banton, rived last wook from Hoquiam,
gene boy, was arrested at Comstock Claude Sherman and Ralph Bhermss Wash., for a visit at the home of
Wednesday on a charge of passing have gone on an automobile trip to their son 1 .ester.
bad cheeks at Eugene stores.
Astoria and up the highway to The
The N. E. LaCussc family arrived
Miss Maude Skidmore returned Dalles.
Tuesday from Seattle to visit at
hinl week from a two weeks’ motor
98c sale of aluminumware tho homo of Mr. LaCasso’s parents,
trip to Portland and Kalama, Wash.,
right
now when you need it. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. LaCasso.
whore she visited friends. She al.se»
spent the Fourth in Portland, see­ All large pieces, limited lot,
NOTICE'
ing the special celebration in honor Saturday and Monday, July
of President Harding.
Water used for drinking and cook­
14-16, at The Fair Store.
bo boiled.
OLD RAGS WANTED; 5c a lb.
Hot weather due—get your ing purposes should
DR. C. E. FROST,
West Side Garage.
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bathing suits now at The Fair. j!3c
City Health Officer.
Nelson’s Service station has sold
The Frank Kelly family returned
Gray touring cars to Mrs. Bessie
Sutcliffe and G. B. Arnest, of Cot­ Saturday night from an over-the-
tage Grove, and to Clove Def fen­ Fourth motor trip.
A daughter was born Monday to
backer and Jack Epperson, of Co­
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Regular meeting nt 7:30 p.
burg. All these sales wcro made on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett, of
Curtin.
At m. Wednesday, July 18.
July 6.
Work in F. C. degree. All
Harold Davis, who had been at
Get six out of six with Ansco
' members are urged to bo
Speedex Film. New Era Drug Store. Seaside for two weeks, arrived home
preaent. Visitors welcome.
Monday.
HERBERT W TOMBARD,
Fred Ernst left. Tuesday morning
By order W. M.
Secretary.
for Idaho, where he will remain for
some time with a brother who is
seriously ill.
Mrs. 8. E. McKinney has received
the news of tho serious illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Knowlton,
who is in a Hi’nttle hospital and not
W ill you
expected to rocover from a recent
operation.
WASTE YOUR
Mr. and Mrs. Elbort Bode loft
OIN OR
yesterday to attend the annual
session at Hood River of the Oro-
HALL YOU -
gon Editorial association, of which
MAKE
Mr. Bede is president. They were
VITE SURE
accompanied as far as Salem by
Mrs. M. F. Desljirz.es, who has
YOU
GET
entered the state sanitarium thero
That’ll make you smile with for treatment.
FULL-VALUE
satisfaction. Order from us
G. E. Finnerty, formerly of this
city, who for three years hns boon
today.
principal of the Eugene high school,
will go to Astoria next year as prin­
cipal of tho high school at that
’ $3000. Tho
place. Tho salary is
FinnertyB will move to Astoria late
in the summer.
“Done in Oil” was the subject
of an address made by Rev. David
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Berg, of E. Olson, promotor of oil operations
Nevada, residents of Cottage Grove hero and in Eugene, beforo tho reg­
a quarter of a century ago, pitHwd ular Monday meeting of the Ki-
has a fresh stock of al) size
through tho city Tuesday on their wanis club in Eugene this week.
New stamped goods, new films for sale. Will do your
way to visit relatives at Lowell ana
visited briefly at the home of Mrs. sweaters, new novelties at The developing, rolls 5c, packs
Berg’s aunt, Mrs. C. M. Parker.
Fair Store.
10c. Printing at half price
Nelson’s Service Station will take
H. D. Whitlock, who was seriously in the dull finish. Makes a
your old tires in on new ones at a
good price. Why then take a chance injured several weeks ago when ho specialty of the gloss finish.
fell as he stepped from a moving
on the old ones!
car, is reported as able to be about Views made at any time.
Chester VanDcnbiirg left Sunday again.
on the return to his home in Yacolt,
Wash., after visiting his parents and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Van Den
burg and Miss Eunice Van Den burg
since the Fourth.
WHEN YOU PASS
Mrs. Orpnh Benson returned Mon-
«l.y evening from Corvallis, where
sh«1 had been attending Oregon
Agricultural college summer school.
The assumed bn»inc»s name, Hoff
—do not get the impression that we serve only light
man Cleaning and Pressing company
of Cottage Grove, waa filed in th«»
lunches, salads and pastry. Of course we do, but it is
office of the county clerk Tuesday
by Dwight A. Weir ami Clyde K.
a real restaurant, too, where you will bo served with
Johnson.
tender
roasts, steaks, chops and sea foods.
Mr. and Mr*. Harley Harm* have
moved into the Harm* property at
Yes, The Gray Goos«1 Tea Room is where a regular
Eighth an«l Gibbs.
K. K. Mills has purehaseil a now
fellow can get a man’s size meal any time.
light Studebaker touring ear through
Ix>ng & Cruson.
Jack Davis and Mias Eva Brockns
visited in Roseburg Sunday with
Mias Brockna’ mother, Mrs. J. A.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Elledge, who i* at th«1 horn«1 of a
sister, Mr*. W. A. Coffin, eonva
leaning from a recent operation.
BAKE
A
Ostrander
CAKE
& j
TODAY
McQueen
A.F.&A.M. Attention
VALUE
Bakery
Goods
The Cottage Grove
Electric Bakery
SAUNDERS
STUDIO
The Gray Goose Tea Room
Gray Goose Tea Room
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