The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 24, 1924, Page 7, Image 7

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COTTAUE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1924
The Joy of a Checking Account
One of our customers recently learned of one thing
better than to sit at his desk and pay all his bills
quickly and conveniently by check.
It is that princely feeling that goes with it of know­
ing that you have “a sure thing” in settling all disputes
over payments.
lie had a dispute with a local merchant. He had
even lost his cancelled check. But merely by referring to
our records we settled the argument and restored
friendly relations. There is no charge for this ser.i.
Enjoy the full benefits of a checking account by
opening your account here today.
BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
Cottage Grove, Oregon
“Banking Friendships That Encircle This Community”
Tales of the Town <• i >
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M. W. Taylor, former editor nt
Silver Lake, was one of a party of
Spanish war vets who
passed
through the city Thursday o»i their
way ’nome from attending the an­
nual convention at Grants Pass.
They were traveling in cars fur­
nished by the state for which they
provided oil and gas.
Filing cabinets. The Sentinel, tf
Mrs. Christ ena Richardson has
been appointed administrator of the
estate of the late Thomas Richard­
son, her husband, who left property
of the estimated value of $1275.
Carl King was called hero from
Toledo last week by the serious ill-
ness of his mother, Mrs. C. B.
King.
daughter, Miss Ruth Olson, is ex
pected to arrive the latter part of
the week to visit nt the Hanna
home.
has ____
bought
a lot
Charles Overton
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on south Sixth street in the Wood­
ard addition from Hall & Lang.
I can give you perfect eyesight
without glasses. Satisfaction guar­
tfc
anteed. Dr. H. A. Hagen.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurshel Allison mo­
tored up from Koseburg
_ Saturday,
returning the same day accompanied
by Mrs. Allison’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 11. H. Fiester, and their daugh
ter, Miss Viola Fiester, who is vis
iting here from Minneapolis.' The
entire party left from Roseburg to
spend a week or more in the Coos
Bay country.
Galloway writes insurance.
Gordon White is spending his
summer vacation with his uncle,
Henry Hess, on his ranch on Smith
river near Gunter.
Miss Ethel
Mackey
and Mrs.
Murry Newton, who are attending
the normal summer session at Mon­
mouth, were home over the week
end.
Miss Mackey went on to
Divide to the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey, and
Mrs. Newton visited with her
family at London.
Mrs.
Herman
Edwards,
Mrs.
The William Klyver family, of
Pontiac, Ill., were visitors during George Bjorsct, Miss Marian White
and Miss Ruth Delong motored to
the week with Mrs Julia Madsen.
Sunday. They visited Miss
Hurry and get one of those Salem
Margaret Galloway, who is tempor­
good wool bathing suits, lower arily located there but expects to
now than ever at the Fair. jy24 return within a few days.
The E. K. Tyeryar family, of Cali
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bennett, of
fornia, visited during the week with Portland, and Ren Sanford picnicked
the J. E. Dunnivan family.
Thursday last with the J. P. Gra­
The Sentinel is entitled to The cases of Iver Johnson against hams at their Louin Vista ranch.
Western Lumber & Export com
The Bert Trask, R. C. Quigley
the salesbook business of Cot­ the
puny and of Anna .lane Gowdy and George*.M. Scott families are
tage Grove on the basis of against T. M. Medley have been set- camping indefinitely at the Vcatch
quality and price.
{: led out of court.
picnic grounds.
Mrs. Clara Burkholder, Mr. and
Miss Hester Heard, who recent­
L. R. Ixing was in Eugene Tues­
Mrs. C. W. Caldwell, Misses Ruth ly underwent an operation for ap day on business.
and Nellie Stewart, Mrs. Mateei pendicitifl, returned home last week
Mrs. Harry Mattison, who had
Whitlock, Charles Burkholder Jr., from the hospital.
been visiting at the D. H. Hem
Van Beatty, Cecil Caldwell iwid John
*A* shingles in the ware­ enway home, left Monday for her
McCann formed a motoc party Sun­
home in Sumner, Wa.di. Mr. and
day who went to the end of the house, $3.30. Brick, lime, ce­ Mrs. Ernest Lincoln, of Tn fl Calif.,
ment,
plaster
and
a
lot
of
other
Smith river road for a day’s out
and John Mattison, son of Mrs.
ing. In the afternoon the young builders’ needs. S. L. Godard. Mattison, also of Sumner, also
folks hiked to yellow’ lake.
Miss Mary Ellen Benson and Miss guests at the Hemenway home, left
Richard T. Smith, assistant pro­ i Hastings have been employed as Tuesday morning by motor for the
fessor of animal husbandry of teachers in the Dorena school the Mattison_home, when» the Lincolns
Washington state college, v isited coming year.
Thursday and Friday at the Richard
Mrs. Grant Tower was a visitor
Hanna home.
in Eugene Thursday last.
Bathing- suits way down at
Mr. and Mrs. Herald White, of
the Fair Store.
jy24 Eugene, left last week for an outing
Miss Dossie Harms, of Roseburg, at Ixjng Beach, Calif. Mrs. White
who is on her vacation, visited the will remain until September but
latter part of last week here with Mr. White will return at once.
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Harms. She
Stewart for good plumbing.
left Saturday for Eugene, where
Miss Dorothy Cooper was a vis­
she visited briefly and left for itor in Eugene Thursday last.
Portland to join a party of relatives
take a chance
Herman Edwards, Georg Bjorsct,
for an outing nt Big lake.
Dale Wyatt and Irl Groves were
off brand tires
M rs. B. A. Harris and daughter among those who spent the week
have moved here from Leona and end in the Bohemia district.
buy standard
have taken the John McCormick
Elbert Bede leaves today to at­
house on north Seventh street.
just
as cheap?
tend the annual convention of the
Oregon State Editorial association,
stock
which convenes at Tillamook tomor
Spring­
row.
Paul Wellborn, of Walker, was a
hospital jMitient several days of the
past week as the result of a motor
i cycle accident. He lost control of
his machine and it crushed through
n fence.
Frank Williams was brought in
Friday from the Bohemia district
seriousjy ill and taken to a Eugene
hospital for treatment.
Tasty Bakery Goods
You’ll like once you have
given them a trial. Well
baked, of only the best in­
gredients, you’ll find out-
cakes and pies just to your
taste.
City BaKery
The Cottage Grove
Electric Bakery
Smith-Short Grocery
McQueen’s Grocery
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Fruit jars and jelly glasses.
Get our low prices before you
buy. .The Fair.
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on
when
you can
tires
Our
is complete, all
sizes of Kelly -
fields, U. S., and C. T.
C. tires. Lowest prices
in entire history on
these quality tires.
Come in and look
them over.
Billie Hall
Service Station
Successor Io N. J. Nelson, Jr.
are visiting for a few days. From
there they will go to Victoria, B.
C. They expect to return to their
California home in about a week
and will stop here for a short
visit. Mr. Hemenway is an uncle
of Mrs. Mattison and Mr. Lincoln.
The Orville Spear family returned
Monday to Alhambra, Calif., after a
visit at the home of Mr. Spear’s
mother, Mrs. George Young, and
with friends.
The H. H. Harvey family, of
Medford, spent the week end nt the
home of Mr. Harvey’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. M. Harvey.
Roscoe Hemenway and Sy Sinola,
of Portland, who were returning
from a motor trip to Mexico,
stopped here Friday and spent the
night at the home of Mr. Hem­
enway’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
H. Hemenway.
A ten pound son was born Sun
day evening to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
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SEND LAUNDRY OUTSIDE
KEEP COOL INSIDE
Home is no place for steam­
ing tubs that steal away that
schoolgirl complexion. Hub­
by will be a sweetheart
longer if you keep your face
as near as you can like it
was years ago and keep your
hands as soft and pretty as
they were when he liked to
hold them by the hour.
Wives can’t help but love
hubbies more when those
hubbies insist that wives do
little of the drudgery of the
home.
PIANO MUST BE SOLD.
Will sacrifice beautiful piano now
stored at Cottage Grove for im­
mediate sale. Easy terms to respon­
sible home. For particulars ami
where piano enn be seen, writ«’’
Morris Music. House, Eugene. jv2l
COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
Dry Cleaning One Specialty
Langston.
He has been named
Frederick Junior. The mother was
Miss Lenora Hohl.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Townsend, of
Portland, visited during the week
at the John Nokes home.
Mr. an«l Mrs. R. L. Stewart and
daughter Margaret returned the
latter part of last week from
Albany, where they ha«l been vis­
iting at the home of Mr. Stewart’s
parents.
Mrs. Ollie Langstrom, of Tort
Townsend, Wash., visited during
the week at the home of her
mother, Mrs. J. E. Ix>ucks.
Dwight Buchanan has accepted a
position as lookout at one of the
stations in the Bohemia district.
Mrs. J. Q. A. Young leaves Mon
day for a visit at the homes of
sisters and brothers
at Bridge,
Myrtle Point and Marshfield.
Miss Rav Godard, who underwent
an operation last week for appendi
citis, in reported as recovering sat
isfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hawkins
returned Friday afternoon from
Rork creek near Ros«»btirg, wh^r«'
they had been on a ramping trip
in company with the C. A. Smith
family, of Roseburg.
Mrs.
Faneho Htubblefield. of
Pendleton, who had been visiting nt
the home of her (»arents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Hawkins and in Rose
burg at the home of her sister. Mrs
C. A. Smith, returned the latter
,mrt of l»«t w.ek to Pendleton
Her ehildren remeined in Roseburg
*t the Smith home.
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Thu J. A. McCarthy family, form
erly of this city, who were return
ing to their home in Porterville,
Calif., from an outing trip to
Canada, stopped here Monday and
visited briefly with former acquaint­
ances. Mr. McCarthy formerly had
charge of the Central hotel here.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kem, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Garoutte and son
Colin and Jack Matlock, of Port­
land, who is a guest at the home
of his aunt,
Mrs. Garoutte, re­
turned
Saturday
evening
from
spending a week camping at the
V eat ch picnic grounds.
Mrs. William Rettig, of Molino,
Kan., is visiting indefinitely at the
homos of her father and brother,
Theodore and John Baker.
A delegation from the Presby­
terian women’» missionary society,
went to Eugene Tuesday to attend
the Presbyterian synod being held
in Eugene during the week. Tues­
day was women’s day.
Mrs. F. M. Titus, of Eugene, was
a guest Sunday at the home of her
grandson, Harry W. Titus.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wells and
small daughter Elizabeth, of Walla
Walla, visited during the latter part
of last week at the home of Mr.
Wells’ uncle, L. R. Long.
M rs. Walter Eakin, of Astoria,
visited during the latter part of
last week at the home of her
brother-in-law, Herbert Eakin.
Walter M. Burgess, of Portland,
visited during last week at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Verne
Garoutte.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holloway,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kettle well, Mrs.
J. Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rouch, with their two daughters,
all of Brownsville, visited Sunday
at the D. W. Sturges home. Mrs.
Sturges is a daughter of Mr. an 1
Mrs. Holloway, a niece of Mr. and
‘Mrs. Kettlewell and a cousin of
M rs. Stone.
Mrs. S. M. Henderson, or Tucson,
Aris., is visiting nt the home of
her brother, F. A. Clow.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hall werb
in Eugene Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Knotts
and son, of Roseburg, are among
those attending the Methodist camp
meeting. Mr. Knotts was formerly
pastor of the Methodist church here.
Eugene Hambrick is here from
Tillamovk attending the camp meet
ing and is a guest at the James
Tedford home. His father, 8. IL
Hambrick, is a former pastor of the
local Methodist church.
Harry Rentle, George Foster and
Orbre Purcell motored to Golden
mid Silver falls Sunday on their
machines.
Mrs. Roy E. Spaugh, daughter
Geraldine and niece. Miss Hazel
Clark, of Portland, nre here visit
ing relatives.
Ethel Powell, of Lorane, was a
Eugene visitor Tuesday.
Mr. ami Mrs.’C. F. Walker, with
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sharpe and
daughter Thelma, of Eugene, re­
turned from an outing trip to Oak
ridge Monday of -last week and left
the following <lav for an outing in
th«» Bohemia district, from which
they returned Friday evening. The
Sharpes returned the same evening
to Eugene. Mrs. Sharpe, is a sister
of Mrs. Walker.
Why
N. J. NELSON JR.
Grocery Specials
— In a cup of any one of our several
brands of Coffee is crowded years of ex­
perience in selecting, blending and roast­
ing the choicest Coffees the world pro­
duct's. Coffee is only one of our special­
ties in catering to Cottage (¡rove palates.
TIRES
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hildreth, 01
McMinnville, visited during the
latter part of last week at the home
of Mrs. Hildreth’s aunt, Mrs. Ida
Miller. They were returning home
from Grants Pass, where they at
tended an encampment of Spanish
Scholl corrects vision.
war veteran».
Mrs. Opal Hand has filed suit
Mrs. G. D. Hogg, of Portland, wa
Lindsey
&
Davis,
Proprietors
divorce against Ralph Hand. T
a guest Sunday of
Mrs. Linn
were married at Roseburg July
Violette
at the Landess home.
1917, and have no children.
Special ruled forms of every kind.
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shingles in the ware The Sentinel.
house, $3.30. Brick, lime, ce­ Mr. and Mrs. John Potts accom­
their daughter, Mrs. Frank
ment, plaster and a lot of other panied
Kennedy, upon her return to her
builders’ needs. S. L. Godard. home at Long Beach, Calif., last
Miss Ruth Phelps, who had been Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Potts plan
New collar lace, per yd. 50c visiting here, returned Saturday to I to make their home with the Ken
and $1.00 at the Fair.
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J. F. Spray has bought the Josiah
J. E. Kelley, of Vancouver, Wash., coming year.
Porter ranch on Mosby creek and
T. C. Wheeler has pure
was here to attend the funeral of
will move onto it in the spring.
Mrs. Mary Baker, which was held Studebaker special six of
Cruson.
Galloway for insurance, 511 Main.
Sunday.
1923 Ford roadster........ $350
Miss Aileen Armstrong, of Eu-
Frank Delano and Mrs. Mattie
Mrs. D. C. Bosley is in Newport
1923 Gray touring........ $490 Clark, of Portland, motored down gene, is here to spend the summer on an outing in company with MrsJ
Ham- Edith Jenkins, of Eugene.
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spent the week end at the home with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
1923 Gray roadster.......$450 and
of Mrs. Clark’s parents, Mr. and brick.
Miss Crystal Robinson left Sat­
1920 Ford touring........ $175 Mrs. J. H. Bartels. Other guests
The Sentinel is entitled to urday for Portland for a week’s
at
the
Bartels
home
the
latter
part
visit
at the home of her brother,
1917 Ford touring..... $125 of last week were Mr. and Mrs. the salesbook business of Cot­
George Robinson. . She was joined
tage
Grove
on
the
basis
of
1917 Ford touring.......... $85 Norman, of Portland, who were vis-
in Eugene by her brother, Harvey
their great-grandchildren, the quality and price.
Robinson, who is employed with
1916 Dodge roadster..... $300 iting
children of Mrs. William Norman,
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bennett have the Ellison & White Chautauqua
1917 Chevrolet roadster..$85 who make their home with the returned to Portland, after spending and who was on his way uorth.
Bartels.
two weeks here with Mrs. Bennett’s
1918 Maxwell, in fine
Ray Nelsen, auto electrician.
*A* shingles in the ware­ mother, Mrs. Pet Sanford, and on
$150
shape.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Oberg, of
an
outing
in
the
Bohemia
district.
College Place, Wash., are visiting
1917 Studebaker............. $125 house, $3.30. Brick, lime, ce­
ment, plaster and a lot of other
at the home of Mrs. Oberg’s sister,
1917 Studebaker racing
Mrs. R. S. Trask, and with Mrs.
builders’ needs. S. L. Godard.
bug................................ $125
Oberg’s mother, Mrs. J. B. Lewis.
Mrs. E. C. Shay and daughters
Miss Alice Weatherson, who had
1917 Ford delivery......... $100 Muriel and Marjorie returned Mon­
been visiting at the home of her
day evening from a week’s visit
Reasonable terms oil any ar Myrtle Creek, where Mr. Shi/
uncle, George O. Knowles, returned
Friday to her home in Florence.
ol‘ the above ears.
is employed.
Office equipment of various kinds.
The Elbert Smith family return, d
The Sentinel.
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Tuesday evening from an outing
at Bandon. They were accompanied
Mrs. II. E.
Michael and son
home ffpm Broadbent by Mrs. Anne
Robert, of Bend but formerly or
Ji Barnes, of Avoca, la., who will go
this city, spent the week end at
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from here to Crater lake, where
the home of Mrs. Michael’s sister,
she will join the Caleb Smiths, also
Mrs. T. VanVliet.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Knowles, ac­
of Avoca, who recently visited here,
Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews
companied by their guests. Mr. and
and nil will go to California on
returned Sunday from an outing
Mrs. A. P. Knowles, of Mapleton, their way home.
trip to the Oregon caves, Crater
left yesterday on a motor trip to
lake and northern California.
Looseleaf systems of every kind.
Crater lake and southern points.
Eat more of it. It’s nourish­
if
A. P. Knowles, who is a brother of The Sentinel.
The Charles Beidler and Joe
ing lor both young and old Smith families are spending th
George Knowles, is 75 years of age
The William Cnrr family, of
and one of the youngest veterans of Gateway, are visiting at the home
anti, when well baked, such week at Bandon.
the Civil war.
of Mrs. Carr’s parents, Mr. and
as we offer, is easily di­
The Lee Dugan and Fred Patton
All kinds of filing equipment. Mrs. Herbert Breedlove, Mr. Carr
gested. Try a loaf of our families left Sunday on an outing
southern
made
a
business
trip
to
The Sentinel.
If
trip to Crater lake, the Oregon
Faultless Bread today and it caves
Oregon the fore part of the week
and other points of interest
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chapman, of and expects to return to Gateway
won’t, be necessary to re­ in southern Oregon.
Curtin, and Mrs. Kate Sears are the latter part of the week but
mind you again.
Eugene Register: Having his auto
visiting in Kansas City, Kan., at Mrs. Carr and baby will remain
mobile impaled on a tidephone pole
the home of Mrs. Sears’ brother, for a longer visit.
was the unique experience Thurs-
John Bales.
Rufus Cochran, who had been
day afternoon of A. I. O’Reilly,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Miller, of En making his home here with his
formerly Lane county school super
field, Ill., were guests for several mother, Mrs. Sarah Cochran, left
intendent, but now of Caldwell,
days of the past week of Mr. and Saturday for Portland to visit with
Sanders & Bennett, Props. Idaho.
Mrs. Charles Gettys, Mrs. Miller his family.
Mr. O’Reilly was driving towarls
being an aunt of Mrs. Gettys. A
Eugene 20 miles south of Roseburg
Dishes—We can save .you
number Of Cottage Grove’s pioneer
when
he caught up with a truck.
families came from the section of money, call and see; also new
A. G. Williams is installing a He attempted to pass the truck,
Illinois in which the Millers live— cut glass at the Fair.
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Moro pump at the Scarbrough prun*» but met another car going south
the Veatehs, among the number—
Miss Francis Lages, of San orchard at Creswell.
and was forced to shoot back be
and this is the fifth visit of Mr.
E. A. Bchrepel of Corvallis, a hind the truck. Before he could
and Mrs. Miller to Cottage Grove Francisco, and her sister, Miss
to visit old-time eastern neighbors. Dorothy Lages, of Oakland, Calif., former resident, was here Saturday slow' up, O’Reilly’s car rammed into
visited during the week with Mrs. on business.
the long pole hanging far back of
New barrettes, new bobbie R. McCargar.
the main load.
See
the
low
prices
on
wool
combs, new beads and new
The pole crashed through the
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight King mo­
bathing
suits
at
the
Fair.
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windshield,
straight
for
Mrs.
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novelties at the Fair.
Mrs. W. A. Johnson returned Sat­ O’Reilly, who was sitting beside her
left here Saturday evening and re­
Mrs. Cora Olson, of Creswell, was mained overnight in Corvallis with urday to her home in McMinnville, husband in the front seat.
She
a guext Sunday at the R. B. Hanna Mr. and Mr». Luther King, who ac after a visit with her daughter, ducked, but was hit a glancing
home.
Her small daughter. Miss companied them from there.
Mrs. Dwight Weir.
blow by the big stick. A painful
Harriett Olson, is spending part of
was rut on the side of her
Scholl, your optometrist, tf M. M. Scarbrough, of New Haven. gash
her summer vacation here. Another
Conn., visited during the week at head.
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Albert
Before Mr. O’Reilly could stop
Stock?*.
the car, the end of the pole pro
The R. E. Short and Charles traded through the bark of the rear
Adams families returned Friday curtain.
After g< tting untangled.
from spending two weeks at Rock Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly
proceeded
way beach.
to Eugene, where they are guests at
FOR SATURDAY, JULY 26
Bookkeeping outfits of every kind. the home of Mr. and Ms». O. H.
The Sentinel.
tf Jones.
... $7.75
Sugar, best cane, 100 lbs........................ —.......
Miss Nanne Heaton, of Enter
The A. E. Burrows family visited
2i/2c
Crater lake and the southern Ore prise, is visiting at the home of
Watermelons, we plug ’em, lb________ ___
gon caves during a motor trip of her sister, Mrs. Homer Galloway.
35c jar lifter free with 3 dozen fruit jars.
Mr. and Mr*. Melvin McKibben,
the past week.
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William Hnrper, who had been Mrs. Georg«- Teeters and
Mrs.
One gallon sweet pickles......
Louisa
McKibben motored to Al
here
visiting
his
family,
returned
10c dozen off
Jelly glasses, any kind.....
bany Friday and visited over night
Saturday to Reedsport.
. ......... 20% off
On all dishes or graniteware
Mr*. Cora Milne received treat with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gourley.
melt at a Eugene hospital during Mrs. Gourley is a daughter of of
.............. $1.00
Borden’s milk, 11 cans.........
Mrs. Teeters and granddaughter of
the past week.
Mrs. McKibben. Mrs. lx>niM Me
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Scholl for specs.
tf Kibben remarked that this was the
Extra nice supply of fresh fruit and vegetables this week.
Mrs. Jessie Alverson and children first time she had been out of Cot­
returned Friday to Oakland, Calif., tage Grove for so many years that
after a visit at the hom** of Mr». <he couldn *t remember when the
Alverson’s grandmother, Mrs. D. C. last time was.
Emerson.
Mary Frances Armand, of Port­
THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR TRADE
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cunningham, of land, is visiting for two weeks at
Roseburg, visited during the week the home of her aunt, Mrs. W. H.
| with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor. Dsughtery.
Used Car
Bargains!
A CUP OF GOOD CHEER
Lynn Walker returned Monday
from »pending*a two weeks’ vaca­
tion in Marshfield and North lh»n«l
at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Redifer.
Mrs. Carl King and Miss Delta
Hopper have returned from an out­
ing at Newport.
Glenn Walker arrived Tuesday
from Wyoming to make his home
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
(’. F. Walker.
E. O. Lockwood and Albert Helli-
well returned Tuesday evening from
the Bohemia district, where they
had been for a week on business.
The N. J. Nelson Jr. ramily re­
turned Tuesday from a northern
trip.
Mr. Nelson attended tin»
Pacific zone shoot in Prtlnml, Miss
Maxine visited in Silverton ami
Mrs. Nelson and son Bobbio in
Corvallis with Mr. Nelson’s sister,
Mrs. Dennis Cooter.
Mr. Nelson
brought home an Overland car.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stewart re­
turned Tuesday from an outing to
Crater lake, the Oregon caves and
Klamath Falls. They returned by
the McKenzie pass and stopped at
Crescent lake and Kitson springs.
Mr. :md Mrs. O. E. Woodson an 1
Mr. and Mrs. James Robison re­
turned Tuesday evening from an
outing trip to Baker, Walla Walla
and Mt. Ranier park.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Moore ar­
rived Saturday from Los Angeles
and are visiting with their friends
here and at the home of Mr.
Moore’s brother, W. T. Moore,
Lorane. They expect to return to
California about September first.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We wish to state to the publi<(
that we are not the family of the
same surnamo whose affairs have
been the subject of some comment.
Reference to us us the persons
concerned is embarrassing to us.
jy24p Mr. and Mrs. W. M. George.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express to our friends
and the I. O. O. F. lodge our ap­
preciation of their assistance in our
recent bereavement. The floral trib­
utes were also appreciated.
MRS. C. A. SMITH
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AND RELATIVES
Card of Thanks.
Wo wish to thank the friends
who were so kind to us in our
recent
bereavement,
particularly
those who contributed flowers.
MRS. JOE GALDABINI
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AND FAMILY.
PIANO MUST BE BOLD—WILL
sacrifice beautiful piano now
stored at Cottage Grove for im-
mediate sale, Easy terms to respon-
sible home,
For particulars and
where piano can be seen, writo
Hous«»,
Eugeni». jy24p
Morris Music
FOR SALE CHEAP- KITCHEN
range, linoleum, bed dresser, table
and chairs. Call 91.
jy24c
Cut Weeds ard Grass
The city ordinance providing
that weed«, grana and inflam-
mablo material of every kind
that may become a l ire menace
must be removed from within
the city limits will he enforced.
Those failing to clean up their
property will be prosecuted ac­
cording to law.
CITY COUNCIL
For the Party, Picnic
or Home Dinner
A brick of our deliciou*
Hazelwood ice cream or in
bulk, jiiat. aa you like it
puta the finiahing touch as
a desaert, to the best party,
the jolliest picnic or the
finest home dinner.
Our ice cream is the best
anti purest t hat. can be
mad**, and is soldi in any
quantity desired.
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A NEW
SPECIAL BRICK
EACH WEEK
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Phone 69 for our jiffy
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A GOOD PLACE TO EAT