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« PAGE .SHl’.f Herman Edwards and Georg Bjorset spent the week end in the I Bohemia district. Howard and Lucile Ralston, of Redding, Calif., have arrived to be with their grandmother. M r.s. Louisa Ralston, and attend high school. Because we realize the tremendously important part Special at Billy Hall’s Service you play in making Cottage Grove and the surrounding Station—Cord Tires (30x3%) for $8. country a better community, we are proud to exlend a Mrs. Lonnie Garoutte and two greeting to you as you take up your work for the children returned yesterday to their home in Albany, after a visit of a coming school year. week at the Ed Tullar, Roy Ewing and J. II. Powell homes. \Ve consider it a privilege to place at your disposal tho Mr. and Mrs. Rutan and three services and facilities of this STRONG bank. children, of Spokane, who had been visiting nt the O. Knight ho ne at Saginaw, left Tuesday for Grants Pass, where they may locate. Bookkeeping outfits of every kind. The Sentinel. If Cottage Grove, Oregon A Strong Bank Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tullar moved to Eugene Tuesday, Mr. Tullar’s work as county road superintendent making that place more convenient as a home. Their home on south Ask your dealer for Pasteur Sixth street will be occupied by Mr. ized Jersey Maid Brand Butter. and Mrs. Cappious, recontly of Mrs. Harvey Taylor went to Saginaw'. TALES ------------------------------------------ .Tn net ion City Saturday to visit at Mr. and Mrs. John Woodard nn<l Phil Jones sustained a severe tho home of her daughter, Mrs. small daughter left Tuesday for slash above the wrist of his left J. T. Spriiikel. McCloud, Calif., on a short business arm Saturday when a knife with Mrs. Tom Parkinson, of Portland, which he was cutting cabbage visited during the week slipped and struck him. The wound home of her mother, Mrs. was deep but the knife passed be Hawkins. tween arteries and cords and it Scholl corrects vision. is believed there will be no perma nent injury. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Motter Looseleaf systems of every kind. companied Mrs. Motter’s mother, The Sentinel. tf Mrs. G. W. McBride, to Portland Arthur Combs and Carl Small Monday, when the latter returned visited Crater Lake and southern homo from attending the ‘ funerai Oregon points during the past of her grandson, Elmer Motter. | The Motters will make an extended i week. visit. Herbert Adams returned Monday Stewart Mitchell, of Medford, from a visit with friends in Port spent the week end with his par land over tho week end. ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mitchell. TEACHERS BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE Tales of the Town C. H. Young and Mrs. Young’s mother, Mrs. A. Blatchley, of Eu gene, were guests Saturday at the home of Mr. Young’s daughter, Mrs. Archie Knowles. Why take a chance as to where you buy your used car when you can buy it from a dependable place. N. J. Nelson Jr. sells used cars. An 8-pound son was born Tues- day to Mr. anti Mrs. A. H. Boss. Mrs. 8. M. Henderson, of Tucson, Ari«., is visiting her brother, F. A. Clow’. This is the first time the two had seen each other for 34 years. We fill orders for French Pastry—Gray Goose. Mrs. Maude Hohl spent the week end in Medford with her daughter, Miss Leoane Hohl. Miss Hohl and a girl friend took Mrs. Hohl on n motor trip to Crater lake and Klamuth Falls Sunday. Bert Trask and T. C. Short were in Newport Tuesday on business, See Mendenhall for watch repair- ing and jewelry. sll-lSc Ben Rinard, of Baker, is visiting his parents, Mr. und Mrs. B. F. Rinard. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Woodson, Charles Robinson and Herbert Eakin left Tuesday _ morning . by _ motor for Pendleton to attend the roundup. Mr. Eakin will go to LaGrande to visit a nephew and tha Woodsons and Mr. Robison will spend u week at Mr. Woodson’s ranch ut Medical Springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hatch, Mrs. 7= Earl Garoutte, Mrs. M. F. Garoutte and Mrs. J. Q. Willits motored to Corvallis Tuesday afternoon and at tended a rally of the I. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges that night. BRAND IS URGED TOR RECKLESS AUTO DRIVERS Just how to prevent automobile accidents and curb the reckless motorist who scatters death and de struction in his wake is puzzling the judges, courts aud civic asso ciations of our country. Tho national automobile chamber of commerce favors the confisca tion of the car of reckless motor ists for a period of thirty days or more ns a remedy. A Chicago motorist asks: “Why not brand tho cars of reckless motorists with a ‘scarlet lettpr’f” He says paste a red or yellow disc, six inches in diameter on the offender’s wind shield, reading “Look out for me, I am a reckless driver.” “To prevent the removal of the' marker, the police officer imposing it should take tho name of the offender, his address, car’s make and license number, as well as the . date of the imposition.” MARION MARTIN SPEAKS GOOD WORD FOR HOSPITALS Only good words are spoken for tho veteran’s hospitals by Marion Martin, of Portland, a former res ident who is visiting at the home of his nephew', Frank Hambrick, mid who has spent many months The Sentinel is entitled to in veterans’ hospitals of the coun the salesbook business of Cot try. He has been in the hospital tage Grove on the basis of in Portland recently and says that his own mother could not give quality and price, him better care wore she here. Leon D. Harvey has opened a Mr. Martin was reared hero and is cleaning and pressing business in now the only remaining one of a the building next to Louck’s mil- family of nine children. Scholl, your optometrist, tf Home made chili con carne. inery store. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bartell and Mrs. Mariette Town arrived yes AUTO TRAVEL IS HEAVY Donna May Bartell returned Sun Gray Goose. terday from Los Angeles, Calif., to over mckenzie highway E. B. Dodd and L. Johnson are day afternoon from their summer • —- . spend the winter at the home of home at Lundpark, where Mrs. Bar opening an automobile general re her son, James Town. A total of 5312 automobiles tell and Donna May had spent nine pair shop in the building near the We have in stock one Ovr.land passed the newly established traffic weeks. Mr. Bartell went up Sun Southern Pacific station recently Fresh Faultless Bread that sedan special, balloon tire equip- counter at McKenzie bridge from day morning to bring them back. occupied by the radio shop. will soon have you eating ped. It’s a Bear. Come look it August 14, when the counter was Mr. and Mrs. Terry Moody have E. C. Spray is employed tempo installed, to September 8. Thaffic more of it and delicious over. N. J. Nelson Jr. dealer. rarily in the shop at the Long & purchased a residence ou south Mrs. Charles Williams, of Port over this highway ia greater this Second street and have moved Cruson garage. Cakes of which one helping it. land, visited during the latter part year than ever before, partly due Special sale on shotgun shells into to the fact that the road over the is never enough—that is of last week at the home of her summit x The R. C. Quigley family left is better than ever and September 15 to 20. Sixteen Sunday for n two w eeks ’ outing _ niece, Mrs. Charles Gettys. partly due to the extensive adver g-uage, 90c; 12 guage, $1. at Seaside. J. V. Magee, of Albany, what we promise you. A Lee W. Peters, of this city, and tising the McKenzio river country Darby & Co. sl8c a brother of Mrs. Quigley, is here fresh batch of deliciously Fred D. Peters, of Eugene, have has received during the past year. as relief agent at the express of been appointed administrators of tasty offerings daily. Wher Mrs. Charlotte Harvey, of San tho estate of Mervin D. Peters, Mias Potter Play* at High School. Francisco, visited during the latter fice during the absence of the ever you buy, ask for Fault who left personal property of the part of last week at the home of Quigleys. Miss Alberta Potter, violinist, estimated value of $500. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Warner spent less Bread. her aunts, Mrs. G. W. McQueen, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Sunday and Monday in Portland. Mrs. Anna Petrie and Mrs. James *A* shingle« in the ware Rex Underwood, pianist, both of l’otts. Mrs. J. A. Griffin and The N. J. Nelson family returned house, $3.50. Brick, lime, ce whom are instructors in the Univer Robert Stewart, of Eugene, spent Thursday last from spending two ment, plaster and a lot of other sity of Oregon school of music, Sunday at the McQueen home and weeks in Portland where Bobby the high school student builders’ needs. S. L. Godard. entertained Mrs. Harvey accompanied them to Nelson underwent medical treat- body assembly with a number of Eugen© that evening. Shu returned ment. While there Mr. Nelson had Sanders & Bennett, Props. The Tom Allen family, oi musical numbers yesterday fore home from there Monday. his tonsils removed. The Nelsons J Latham, left yesterday for Pendle noon. While here they visited at ton to attend the round-up. tho homo of their aunt. Mrs. W. L. Office equipment of various kinds, drove home a new Overland Sedan The Sentinel. tf special. Darby. Miss Potter is arranging Charles Hall has sold his new High school students and residence Mrs. J. B. Tapp has been dis- on Ash avenue to A. G. a recital to be given here, prob Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cone school children will be pleased Sprinkle, a recent arrival from ably the latter part of next week, 1 and daughter, Mrs. Benton Yost missed from a Eugene hospital, and Hho plans to open a class in All kinds of filing equipment. with our good wholesome home Punxsutawney, Pa. and her son Percy, of Portland Miss Potter and Mrs. Un and Mrs. Ivan Pollard and daugh The Sentinel. :f cooked noon lunch. Gray Stewart for good plumbing. violin. derwood were accompanied home ter June, of Omaha, Neb., who are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elder and Goose. Mrs. Charles Hall leaves today to by their sisters, Grace and Kath visiting in Portland with Mrs. Pol daughter Olive, of Forestville, News of the birth on September spend a few' days in Portland. ryn, who had been visiting nt the lard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cone, Calif., spent the week end with 7% pound daughter. Mar- 10 of a _ L. C. Miehener sustained a dis Darby home. spent several days of last week Mrs. Elder’s daughter, Mrs. Elmer garet. Lucille, to Mr. and Mrs. E. located elbow' Monday when he fell here at the homes of Mr. Cone’s Motter. Mrs. Motter and her in J. Irwin, at. their homo in Portland at the Qpttage Grove Manufactur Pass Eighth Grade Exams. s.ster-in-law', Mrs. J. H. Cone, and fant daughter will follow soon to has been received here. Mr. Irwin ing company’s plant where he is his nephews, R. I,., Raymond, Clar make their home with the Elders. Those in this community who was formerly employed at Gray’s employed as a bookkeeper. The passed the recent eighth grade ex ence and Edwin E. Cone. Mrs. Samuel Veateh visited in Cash & Carry store in this city. bones were out of place for several aminations were: Special at Billy Hall’s Service Grants Pass the latter part of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Medley were hours before the pais became so Iistrict 31—Uleta Miller and Sa S ation—Cord Tires (.30x3%) for $8. last week. hero from Eugene Sunday visiting great that he was forced to con die M. Allen. Miss Harriett Ostrander under We are closing out our over relatives and friends. sult a physicial. Tho Cedars—Leland E. Meisner. went an operation for the removal stock of high grade wall paper Filing cabinets. The Sentinel, tf Lynx Hollow—Leonard Edison Special ruled forms of every kind. of her adenoids and tonsils Wed at less than half price. W. L. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sikes and The Sentinel. tf Ball. nesday of last week in Eugene. Tho following have passed the sons Lowell and Delbert, of Dexter, Miss Beulah Safley i returned She and her mother, Mrs. W. H. Darby & Co. or examinations in physiology Ostrander and daughter Helen, re Miss Ruth DeLong has resigned Mrs. Julia A. Godman, George God Monday from a visit in Albany. geography, as the case may be: mained there a few days at the her position at the First National man and Raymond Wilson, of Irw’in Clarke was in a Eugene The Cedars—Elsie Sears. home of Mrs. Ostrander’s daughter, bank and in company with Mrs. Springfield, and Miss Helen Miller, hospital during the week. Silk Creek—Ruth Dorrell. Mrs. Clarence Spencer, returning Herman Edwards left Tuesday of Trent, spent Sunday at the homo The Baptist ladies’ aid society Friday. morning on a week’s motor trip to of Mr. and Mrs. Georg Bjorset. realized $8.50 from their ice cream Mrs. Motter Receives >4,000. attend Pendleton, where they will and watermelon social held Friday The Sentinel is entitled to the roundup. The Oregon Pacific & Eastern evening on the lawn at the K. K. the salesbook business of Cot E. E. Ellsworth and son Harris, railway has made a settlement with Mills home, The money is to be Mrs. Elmer Motter for $4,000 upon TASTY ASSORTMENT tage Grove on the basis of of Corvallis, were here Monday on used for improvements in the the death of her husband as a re quality and price. business. church. suit of the recent wreck on the Of wholesome Bakery Goods West side school children may Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Cox moved Galloway for insurance, 511 Main. road. In addition, the fune-ni and get hot dinners or lunches at noon yesterday to Springfield. is something you’ll always Mr and Mrs. Albert Woodard medical expense« were paid. The Mrs. Curtis Veateh an^. daughter, for 10c, 15e or 25c at thF home of claim was paid through an insur find here. Many dainty and and daughter, Marjorie Ila, spent ance Miss Enid, of Halsey, visited with Mrs. John Jennings, 704 Birch avc., company. tho week end in Falls City with delicious specials—excellent Mrs. Woodard’s parents. relatives here the bitter part of about 5 blocks from school build They sl8p ing. tho w’eek. ly baked and fresh daily— were accompanied home by Mrs. Motorcycle Races Held at Springs. Mias Helen DuBois. of Portland, Automobilists who have difficulty wan a guest of Miss Winifred Woodard’s sister, Miss Ila Buell. The motorcycle races held Sun invite your selection. with the electrical systems of their Grannis during the week. Mrs. John Barker returned Mon day at Calapooya springs furnished and much entertainment, thrills cars can have guaranteed repairs day from a ten-day visit in Med Mrs. L. A. Williams i and son They will be held every other made by Ray Nelson, auto elec i ford and Ashland. _ who were Sunday from now on, the manage trician. Located at Ninth & Main, Robert,* of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell, of guests » last w'eek at tho home of ment of the springs has announced, Charles DeWald is home from Mrs. Williams’ mother, Mrs. Ellen Astoria, spent Sunday at the home Lindsey & Davis, Props Hix races and an auto polo gnine Canyonville. of Mrs. Powell’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Jones, of Star, returned home Sat were held, some of the records John Baker. Tho condition of urday, accompanied by Mrs. Jones. made being creditable. The track is the only survivor of Ray Nelson, auto electrician. being put in better condition for ♦A* shingles in the ware Miss Wilma White left Friday ia the recent wreck Mrs. F. L. Grannis returned Sun- future races. house, $3.50. Brick, lime, ce i night for Portland to enter Reed Pacific & Eastern •tiy from a month’s visit in Beattie ‘rinues to improve and he is thought ment, plaster and a lot of other !<oliege for bur third year. with her parents. While there she to b<* entirely out of danger. The Conversation Ended builders’ needs. S. L. Godard. Scholl for specs. tf took medical treatments and is Fatleigh—“I know a man who A six-pound son was born Aug much improved. looks no much like you that one ust 19 to Mr. and Mrs. A. Froden- Miss Evelyn Hays ia recovering could hardly tell you apart.” burg, of Seattle. Mrs. Frodenb.irg from a burn on her chin and paid Thinlagh—*1' You haven’t was Miss Roup, formerly a resident bruises about her face auatained him that ten dollars I lent yon here. last Thursday when ahe fell for- three months ago, have you f ’ ’— I Miss Florence Bradlee arrived ward onto a stove. Judge. Monday morning from Medford to Mrs L. C. Miehener arrived take the place at the Gray Goose Saturday from Washougal. Wash., SILK CREEK. a left vacant by the departure of to visit her husband. Mrs. Luclla Weidcnkeller. who will Miss Elsie Canterbury nterbury and Myu... Mjsses . (Special to The Rent i net > make her home in Springfield. Marjorie and Muriel Shay nave Sept., 1ft.—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Galloway writes insurance. gone to Roseburg, w'here they are Matthews, of Portland, wore vis- Mrs. Mary Miller returned yen to teach. itors at the Woolcot t home thin terday to her home in Eugene after Mrs. George N. Baker and two week. a two week*’ visit at the W. A. children, of Moline, Kansas, who Public school has been going for Heinenway home. had spent six wwkn visiting at a week with M in* Young as You can’t get it at the hank the Theodore and John Baker teacher. J. H. Safley, father of Frank homes, left last week for Ix>s Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heine nml Saflev. is visiting at his old home in small amounts for less. Angeles. children of Eugene, were at their in North Carolina and in Tennessee J. II. Ebert, rmstor of the Meth ranch over the week end. They and Arkansas. You Have 10% Here under odist church, is attending the an spent Saturday evening at the Dick Used automobiles of quality and nual meeting of the Oregon con- Bittinger home. our eash system, which we price. Nelson’s Service Station. ference in Medford. Services were held ut the Meth have adopted permanently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson Thn Frank Kelly family have odist church last Sunday and will and daughter, of Portland, spent returned to their home here, after be held again two weeks from i The increase of our business the week end at the home of Mr. spending the summer at Star. Sunday. Jackson’s aunt, Mrs. Frank Turner. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Garner called under the 10% cash saving Martin Anderson motored to at the Babcock home Saturday af A. T Turner, of Black Rock, Ridgefield, Wash., Saturday and plan shows that the meat returned home, yesterday, after a spent Sunday with his parents. temoon. Arthur Woolcott is installing n buyers of Cottage Giove arc two weeks’ visit at the home of Glen Ho gate accompanied him to furnace in his home. his brother. Frank Turner. Portland and returned with him. thrifty buyers. Friends from Oakridge visited at Miss Irone Griggs returned Thurs the Will Dorrell home last week. ♦A* »hingle» in the ware day last from Granta Pass, where ALL DAY DELIERY Mis* Mildred Burcham is attend house, $3.50. Brick, lime, ce visited at the Horace Conner ing high school in Cottage Grove. ment, planter and a lot of other ahe home. Willin Morris, of Walterville. builders' needs. 8. L. Godard, Mr. and Mrs. George Mandigo, nephew of Mrs. David Eston, is N. E. Glass. John Baker and C. of North Bend, who were rnroutc attending the church school which W. Matthew*, the latter of Port to tho Pendleton roundup, were t>egari yesterday. Cu» »forth A Dickson, land, were in Klamath tails during ■ uinn»-r dinner irawiw guests mm Sunday at the Her Mr. Morris of Walterville visited the week on ImsiaaM. j b< rt Eakin home. Sunday at the D. A. Estes home. Finest Bakery Goods The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery Everything You Need The Groceries which you find on sale here are of the best quality, hence they supply exactly the items you need for making the delicious foods described in your Cook Book. McQueen’s Grocery J) Card of Thanks. Obituary Wo wish to express ns sincerely as possible our deep appreciation of the kindness shown us and sympathy extended us in our hour of sorrow. Tho floral tributes were especially appreciated. MRS. ROY GRIGGS, VIVIAN GRIGGS, H. B. GRIGGS * mid family, M KN. J. F. EARL mid family, M RS. JACK NOKT. Andrew P. Larson, The funeral of Andrew Larson, who died last T evening from heart failure after only one day’s illness, was held Monday afternoon from the chapel, E. R. Clevenger, pastor of the Baptist church, officiating. In terment was in the A. F. & A. M.- I. O. O. F. cemetery. Mr. Larson was born in Jewland, Denmark, April 28, 1865, and came to tho United States at the age of 17 years, settling in Wisconsin. He was married in 1888 to Miss Har riett V. Neyman and they came to Cottage Grove about fifteen years ago. Mr. Larson operated a livery stable on the west side. Be sides the wife, he leaves four children, Bernard Larson, Portland; Mrs. A. M. Perini, North Bend; Archio Lhrson, Clallam Bay. -. Wash, » and " Mrs. “ Myra L. Sanford, Eugene, All of tho children were here for tho funeral. Engraved work. The Sentinel. Card of Appreciatoin. We wish to <‘Xpress our heartfelt appreciation to the many friends and sympathizers who performed so many deeds of kindness and spoke so many words of sympathy during our bereavement following tho death of Elmer George Motter. MRS. MARGARET MOTTER and daughter, FREI) MOTTER and family. Card of Thanks. Thomas Allen. Thomas Allen, an old pioneer, died yesterday morning at his home in Portland, Tho funeral is to be held hero at 2:30 tomorrow after- mon from tho Christian church, A. J. Adams, the pastor, officiating, Interment is to be in the Walker cemetery. The Oddfellows and Rebekah lodges are to have charge of tiio services. Mr. Allen was a member of the I. (). O. F. order for many years. Mr. Allen was born in New Douglas, Madison county, 111., Aug ust 17. 1839. He came to Oregon about 50 years ago and resided in Cottage Grove for nearly 40 years. He and Mrs. Allen moved to Port land nine years ago. Mr. Allen is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lillian Allen, and the following children: John Allen, Portland; Gnurgo __ Allen, Mayville; Minor Allen, Eugene; Mrs. John Wallace, of this city; Mrs. Rose Golden, Portland; Mrs. Mary Bchniutz, Seattle; also a step-daugh ter, Nannie Martin, Klamath Falls. There are seven grandchildren, Mrs. Charles McKibben, of this city be ing one, and three great grand children. Glenn McKibben, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKibben, is one of the great grandchildren. Mrs. Ameta Bradford Dies. Mrs. C. W. (Ameta) Bradford, a former resident and a cousin of E. !. N. Cruson, of this city, died the latter part of last week in Rose burg. The funeral was held then* Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford operated a photograph studio here about 20 years ago. Steel die work. Tho Sentinel. We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our recent bereavement, the taking of our beloved husband and father. Thu beautiful floral offerings were especially appreciated. MRS. H. V. LARSON HlSp and family. CLEAN UP WEEK The first week in October is hereby designated as Clean-Up Week and property owners and tenants will remove all refuse and debris from their property during that time. This may be placed in boxes or sacks in plain view upon improved streets and alleys and it will be moved to the dump at the expense of the city. sl«-25c CITY COUNCIL. BOIL YOUR WATER On account of tho unusual dry season this year, all sources of water supply have become more or less contaminated. All users of city water should, therefore, boil all water before it, is used for drinking. This should be continued until the rainy season sets in or until notice to the contrary is given. (’. K. FROST, n 18 c City Health Officer. Advertised Goods Stay on the Market ^-TT fl II I MRS. HOUSEWIFE, if you picked up your family paper this evening and saw a new baking powder advertised— would you try that brand to morrow f Hardly! Why! Becaiis<‘ you do not know' the brand. How do you become familiar, then, with most of your household necessities 1 Through advertising. An article that you see advertised continuous ly appeals to you. Your good sense tells you that it must bo right, else it could not remain on the market. And what advertising is to an indi vidual article it is to a business institution. Advertising draws trade to a store. If that store continues to advertise, it is satisfying its customers. No business can amount to much without advertising, nor can advertising do any business any good unless that business lives up to its advert isements. Here then is plainly seen why it pays to trade with the continuous ndve.r- tiser. City fishery Is Your Money Worth 10% People’s Cash Market I Our Quick Delivery IS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE person ALL DAY DELIVERY Quality Market Free Delivery CULVER I ANDERSON. PROPS. Phono 46