— COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1924 PAGE THREE l expects to return home the first I the home of Mr. Stoneburg’s moth­ rF= part of the year. er, Mrs. Bert Stoneburg. The eve- I Scholl is your home optom­ •------- ------------------------------- --------- I ning hours were pleasantly spent Twenty-three girl schoolmate« of socially and dainty refreshments etrist. (in) I were served. The William Telford family, of Mis« Genevieve Woodard helped ♦ ♦ ♦ Roseburg, visited during the week her spend a happy twelfth birthday i at the home of Mrs. Telford’s par­ anniversary Friday afternoon at j APPROACHING EVENTS the home of Mrs. Mary Smith. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sams. Yellow chrysanthemums and mari­ Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Bartell re­ golds in artistic ararangenient were 1 The Constellation club will hold turned last evening from attending about the rooms und a decorated their annual Christmas tree Wed­ the Oregon Washington hotelmeii’s Christmas tree was in one corner. nesday afternoon in the banquet convention held in Portland Friday Christmas contests and games were room of the Masonic temple, with and Saturday. They also visite l played and refreshments of pine- ! Mrs. C. E. Frost, Mrs. R. E. Short, in St John’s at the horn: of Mrs. apple sherbet and two kinds of Mrs. AV. A. Garoutte, Mrs. Victor Bartell’s mother. cake wero served. A huge birth­ Chambers, Mrs. Herman Edwards, Cottage Grove, Oregon Mrs. Frank King anil son Galin day cake, with a smaller one on Mrs. N. E. Glass and Mrs. R. A. Jj returned to their home in Redmond top and the legend *4 Miss Gene­ Trask. •$> ■$> yesterday, after a short visit here vieve, 12 years” and 12 randies GUARANTEED HOSIERY, SAM- The Elmartes club will hold its with relatives. forming part of the decorations, pies your size free to agents. Write for proposition paying $75 The N. J. Nelson Jr. family had been sent Miss Woodard by annual Christmas meeting next weekly full time, »1.50 au hour were in Eugene yesterdny to at­ Mr. Stump, cook at the Wal- Monday, when a 1 o’clock luncheon As will be served at Hotel Bartell, Electric service was interrupted spare time, selling guaranteed ho­ tend the funeral of Mrs. Nelson’s ter Woodard’s main camp. siery to wearer; must wear or brother-in-law, Louis Stass, of Co- the guests were ready to depart a after which the Christmas tree will at noon yesterday when a tree at replaced free. Quick sales, repeat I burg, who was instantly killed knock at the front door and the be held at the home of Mrs. Victor the 8. L. Godard place south of orders. International Stocking the city tell onto the Mountain mills, 0234, Norriston, Pa. Friday, when a tree fell on him ringing of boils were heard. A Chambers. ulOjllcZ ♦ ♦ ♦ States Power company’s 11,000-volt while ho was working near Coburg. Santa Claus entered with his pack The Tillicum club will hold a line. The tree gave way under FOR SALE—FIFTEEN ACRES and presented each little guest Miss Ruthy Powers, of Long- « covered dish dinner at 7:30 Wed- river bottom laud, $1500—$500 | view, is visiting today and tomor­ with a popcorn ball. The guest , nesday evening at tho home o. the weight of the season’s first Walter Woodard’s cash. Four-roomed cottage, orch­ row at the home of her grandpar­ list included Isabelle Safloy, Doana Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Meeks. This snow flurry. Fine Watch Repairing ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bartels. Bartell, Vera Scott, Edna Harvey, will be followed by the club "s Latham plant is fed by this wire ard. One milo from Dorena high Ila Mason, Jerrenc Burrows, Louise and had to close down for several school—Seven miles from city, on « Lowell Sikes, recently of Trent, Row river road. C. L. Camp- Wynne, Madelle, Beidler, Adelino j annual Christmas tree. hours. j is making his home here at the ♦ ♦ ' bell. u24-jlp(2) f Adams, Beth Bode, Caroline Gran ­ ' home of his sister, Mrs. Georg The Tuesday Bridge club will School Pupils Sell Seals. nis, Dorothy Umphrey, Frances S. P. WATCHj'INSPECTOR Bjorset. Mrs. Sikes will arrive 1 hold their regular 1 o ’ clock lunch Tho Tuesday Evening Study club SALE—NO. SIX MARTIN Mackin, Julia Morris, Maxinc Nel­ soon. ditcher and grader, in A-l shape, son, Jean Allison, Hesper Hubboll, 4 enon Wednesday at tho home of completed its sale of Christmas Mrs. L. S. Hill, with her son- Kathleen Beidler, Frances Beau- Mrs. G. C. Dyott. The club’s an seals in the stores of the city ' 4*50. Also dry mixed hard wood, in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. lieu, Evelyn Smith, Grace Carlile, j nual Christmas tree will follow. Saturday evening but the school 4*3 the tier. Leslie Hull. Phono MONUMENTS FOR LESS <$> <$> Mrs. P. H. Jones has returned Odell, all of Portland, who were Mildred Bennett and Jean Short. children have taken up their sale I 37F5. d4-15p(2) s. Herbert Eakin and Mrs. B. and will continue with it until Until February 1, 1925, we are from a Eugene hospital. in Eugene on business, visited here MITCHELL WAGON, 3 V4 INCH, 1N >b will entertain the Social making reduced prices on all me­ briefly Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Mrs. Martha Guiley, Lane county Mrs. C. W. Partin and her moth­ Saturday, The sales so far have gooil condition, for only $40. re Thursday afternoon at the been quite satisfactory. moríala in stock. Any memorial er-in-law, Mrs. Amanda Gibson, Hill and daughter are former resi- W. C. T. U. president, was present Charles White, phone 39F3. d8-15p2 ordered now will be delivered be­ have moved here from Dothan and dents here. 1 home. This will be the at the regular meeting of the local fore Decoration day and need not have bought the Ralph Hand prop- anaual Christmas meeting. Mrs. Addie Pipes, of Oregon W. C. T. U. organization Friday FOR SALE—NEW AUTO KN1T- Mrs. Eakin Gets New York. be paid for until June 1, , 1925. I erty. Mr. Partin, who is a South­ City, spent the latter part of the at the Methodist church and gavo <£ <$> ter. Terms if desired. Owl Many long-distance records are See us now while stock is eompletb ern Pacific employe, will join them week at tho C. J. Kem home. Tho Tuesday Evening Study club an interesting account of the state Cleaners. d8-15p(2) being made by local radio fans. and you can save money. We will i about the first of the year. convention held recently in Cor- will hold its regular meeting this Mrs. Herbert Eakin “picked up’’ be pleased to call at your home and week at the home of Mrs. Elbert (r ELECTRIC WASHER FOR SALE. vallis. Don ’ t forget Wynne _ & show pastries, bread, buns, cook­ served Upon renewing his subscription at the closo of tho evening. Mrs. Brown was Miss Juda Turner, We wish to thank our many ies and other bakery sugges­ Tho Christian ladies’ aid society to The Sentinel, H. H. Scott, of of this city. STRAYED — HEREFORD STEER, ♦ ♦ ♦ tions. Yes, indeed, once will hold its annual Christmas tree f rienda for the beautiful flowers Corvallis, writes that he is still 4 years old, ears split, had tag Mrs. S. V. Allison entertained tomorrow afternoon in the church and the sympathy shown us during A few odd beds at less than you’ve tried our offerings, looking forward to the time when in oar. John G. Murry, Cottage the Past Matrons’ club today at parlors. our recent sorrow. our bakery will be one of cost. Bressler & Son. he can again make this city his Grove. dll-15p(2) a 1 o’clock lunchoon at Hotel Bar- A. B. SMITH, ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Ivan Warner returned Sat­ your daily stopping places. home. Ho wrote that he must have tell. The table decorations were BEAULAH SMITH, L. Grannis will enter Mrs. F. G1RLOR MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, The Sentinel, as that was the next urday evening from Portland, where in keeping with the holidny season. tain the Utopia clul> Thursday CLARENCE SMITH, tho latter preferred, wanted for best thing to living in Cottage sho had been for a medical ex- Following the dinner the members < 1 1 5p MRS. MARY ALDRIDGE. afternoon at its Christmas meeting. housework. Phone 12F54 or write M. i amination. Grove. wero taken to the Allison home, ♦ ♦ ♦ F. Markottn, Comstock. dll-18p(2) Ray Nelson, auto electrician. Eight of the American Legion Autin Lindsey, Proprietor., where a Christmas tree awaited Mrs. R. E. Short will entertain | men from here attended a meeting HAW FURS WANTED—AM BUY- Ninth and Main streets. Il them. tho M. P. G. club Thursduy after- ing furs direct from trappers, Mrs. Carrie Hemenway has re­ Saturday evening in Eugene and ♦ ♦ noon at their annual Christmas took the 40-8 degree. best price paid. Hee me at Service ceived a copy of an Indianapolis Mrs. B. B. Job returned Satur­ Announcements have been re- troc. Garage after 2:30 Wednesday and newspaper which announces that Beef and veal wanted. Bill day from a visit in Portland. ceived here of the weihling on >®> Saturday, Docombor 17 and 20. Madge Ginn, a second niece of Bartels. tf Among Eugene visitors Saturday Monday last of Miss Hilda Mao Mrs. W. E. Lobow will entertain Buyer, A. M. Rathman. dl5p Mrs. Hemenway, has won the sec­ Charles Murphy, of Portland, is were Mrs. G. W. McQueen, Mrs. Harden, of San Diego, to Harley the LaComus club tomorrow after ond prize in a limerick contest visiting at the R. H. Kenady home. James Potts, Miss Myrtle Potts, E. Rice, also of that city, Miss noon at its regular meeting. Special communient ion at 7:45 FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE conducted by the newspaper. Tuesday, December 18. Work in Miss Kathryn McQueen, Miss Hardin is a former teacher here. • XX ’ OlUH^LUO YYOIU *A* shingles 111 in the ware keeping rooms, ono sleeping room. ♦ ♦ ♦ Visitors cordially Apply at 37 north Sixth St. The Sentinel will assist you in F. C. degree. house, $3.50. Brick, lime, ce­ Helen Ostrander, M.s. F. E. Dick­ <115p the preparation of any special ruled invited and members urged to be ment, plaster and a lot of other son, Mrs. G, M. Scott, Mrs. K. K. Thirty-four friends of Mrs. TO LET — FURNISHED HOU8E- or printed form. Give your home present. builders’ needs. S. L. God­ Mills, Mrs. Nelson - Durham and ence Stoneburg honored and H. W. LOMBARD, Secretary. keoping rooms, 35*1 Adams avo- prised her Friday evening live wire print shop an opportunity ard. (M) Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Grannis. to meet competition in anything a By order W. M. W. H. Ostrander came down from a handkerchief shower N. J. Nelson Jr. returned Satur­ day from a business trip to Port- tho Bohemia district yesterday to . land, bringing a new Willys-Knight remain for the winter. i coupe sedan de luxe. Mrs. A. W. Mrs. W. H. Ostrander and daugh­ I Kime, of Portland, accompanied ter Harriett were in Eugene Satur­ Mr. Nelson here and is visiting at day for treatments for Miss Har­ j the Nelson home and with other riett’s ears, which have been } friends. . troubling her. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goulden, of I Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M Charles McKibben returned Thurs- North Bend, returned home Satur- j day from a Eugene hospital, where dad, after a visit at the home of FAULTLESS BREAD i he had been receiving treatments Mrs. Goulden’s brother, Nelson De­ for blood poisoning in his right Young. Keep you and your family hand. Roland Flaherty, of Loyal, Win., The middle finger had to feeling fit and your money i bo amputated. He is getting along is visiting at the home of his at home. Always ask for ! satisfactorily. sister, Mrs. Harry Stoneburg. Faultless Bread and be sure Okla McGuire returned Sat­ Did you see tho new hollow you get it. (M) urday from a Eugene hospital, silverware at Mendenhall’s! Victor Picrrard, of Shelton, where he recently underwent an operation for hernia. the A. N. I Wash., spent Friday at The F. L. Grannis family will Ward home. leave Saturday for Seattle to visit Mrs. H. II. Veatch spent the at the home of Mrs. Grannis’ par Sanders, Prop. week end in Portland with Mr. JI j Veatch. ents until after New Year’s. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spores spent Scholl’s kryptoks make you the week end in Albany at the Starr fixes watches right. tf2 see. (m) home of Mrs. Spores’ parents. Mrs. L. A. Powell had an abscess Herman Edwards and Ray Nelson Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Richmond removed from her throat the latter attended an American Legion meet­ and the O. W. Hays family at­ part of last week. ing in Eugene Thursday night. tended a musical in the Methodist Leo and Harry Tennis motored to A. B. Smith and daughter Beau- church in Eugene last evening. Centralia Saturday and brought Miss Cloe Whitely went to Port­ back their parents, Mr. and Mrs. lah and Mrs. Mary Aldridge have returned from California, where land yesterday to spend Christmas Henry Tennis, for a visit here. Men’s silk neckties packed in holiday boxes cost no more they visited briefly after accom­ with her sister, Mrs. Milton here, each............................................ 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Christmas shoppers are en- panying the body of Mrs. Smith Murry. joying Wynne & Kime's re- there for burial. Women’s silk top umbrellas, new, short handles, each George Allen, of Anaconda, Mont., on Christmas ducea prices $3 95 to $9.50 Beautiful silverware at Menden­ is visiting here at the homes of his hardware. hall ’s Store. (M) brothers and sister, Wesley and Hen's"shirts, “ ’ with ” 6r~without~collars ’ at special holiday Samuel Adcocks, of Stamford, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bede and Elmer Allen and Mrs. C. M. Jack- prices $125, $1.50, $1.95, $2.50 to $6.50 Tex., left Friday, after a week’s Dress gloves for women in fabrics or fine leather, a visit at the O. E. Woodson home daughter, Flora Elsie, spent tho son. This is the first visit with pair............... ................... ..... ................................ 65c to $3.95 and at Creswell at the home of his week end in Dallas with Mr. and | his brothers or sister for 21 years. Mrs. Earl Richardson. Mr. Bede Mr. Allen is surprised at the brother-in-law, J. E. Woodson. Women'8 silk vests and step-ins, lavender, pink and peach, attended a meeting of the Franklin way things grow during the winter each .......................................................................................... *A* shingles in the ware printers hold there Saturday eve-I in this favored section of the fa­ Men’s all wool coat sweaters and vests in attractive yarns, mous, fertile, fruitful Wilamette. house, $3.50. Brick, lime, ce­ ning. price range $3.75 to $8.50 ment, plaster and a lot of other Mrs. M. P. Garoutte has received I builders’ needs. S. L. God­ word from her son, Frank Snod­ Diphtheria Situation Improve!. Women’s handkerchiefs in colors and white—fine linen, ard. (2) grass, of Oakland, Calif., that he The diphtheria situation in this lineweave and mercerized materials, lace trimmed or section shows decided improvement. emoroidered, price range, each 5c to $125 Those who have contracted the Men’s and boys’ dress gloves in wool yarn, kid leathers, malady are either out of quarintine cape and fine horsehide—lined and unlined in all styles— I or will !>e within a few days and priced 65c to $4.50 no new cases have been reported Women ’ s silk and silk and wool stocking; in holiday boxes, I during the week. One case of priced a pair $1.00 to $3.50 scarlet fever, that of Irwin Small, Blankets and robes are here in many weights of cotton, has been reported during the week. SOCIETY Old Santa Told Us GIFTS THAT LAST” What to get in Christmas Groceries. We let him make the selections and have just what each Christmas shopper will want. MENDENHALL Jewelry Store McQueen’s Grocery Tree Puts Power Wire Out of Business High Grade Jewelry and Watches Newest and Latest Here, Folks, Here! I Tales of the Town City BaKery Attention, Masons! _ ifts life til cannot feil to please Give something practical, useful and you may feel assured you gift will please. In return for every practical gift you give, your kind­ ness, consideration, love and thoughtfulness will be long remembered. Here are a few suggestions of the many practical gifts shown at this store—look them over—come to the store today. The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery G. A. DATES TO REMEMBER! Monday, Dec. 29, or Monday, Jan. 5 The Enrollment Dates for the Winter Term at the Eugene Business College. Hundreds of our student» are making good in the business world and you can do the same. Ask us about it and we will be more than glad to tell you how. Eugene Business College A. E. Roberta, President 992 Willamette St. Phone 666 Eugene, Oregon. Band to Give Concert. With the rent for their hall being paid by the commercial club, I the Im nd has started practice for . a concert to be given in the near ' future. Charle* Cochran is their director and Loren Harvey their manager. Twenty-fire musicians ■ of the city are now memhi-rs of the organization. Three thoaaaad people read The Sentinel each week. What have yon to tell this vast throng! xxx print shop ean produce. XXX cotton and wool and pure wool—many of the better grades made in Oregon, priced $1.95 to $15.00 Luggage of dependable quality here in suit cases, bags or trunks—let us show them to you today. All toys at special reduced prices—see east balcony. THE QUALITY ST u RE- coop