The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 14, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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    COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. TIG'RS DA Y, JANUARY 14. 1926
PAGE THREE
j cylinder construction, all aimed at
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner, newly­
a mark that is demanding sixes of '■
weds of Grants Pass, were guests
1 the greatest economy, beauty, and
this week of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q.
at prices which were believed im­
Willets, while on their way to
possible in manufacture less than
Portland on a short wedding trip.
five years ago.
Mrs. Turner, formerly Arda Ruth
Demonstrations with the new
Islam, was a Cottage Grove resi­ Creates Same Interest as Have
Would like to have an account of their
Star Six will be available through­
dent before moving to Grants Pass.
out the coming week, and distribut­
Other Famous Products
receipts and expenditures if some one
$3.50 for a dandy army
ors and dealers are expecting to
blanket at Bressler & Son’s.
would keep it for them.
Of Durant.
keep their demonstrators busy from
G. G. Warner left today for an
! morning until night showing the
Open a bank account with The First
extended visit with relatives in
new creation to the public. Elab-
New Holland, Pa. If he decides
Today—into the most competitive orate plans have been made for the
National Bank and you will find the
to remain there he probably will automobile market this country has official welcome of the car and its
account keeps itself, with no expense.
make his home with a niece. Mr. ever known—the now Star Six, introduction to tho public, and i
Warner had been a resident of with the lowest price of any six already orders galore have flooded j
t
Your cheeks are always evidence of
Cottage Grove for 30 years.
cylinder ear built today in America, the factory sales department. Fac- j
date and amount of all disbursements
Steel office equipment at is introduced by nearly six hundred tory officials are certain, that for i
western Star dealers.
and your deposit book shows dates and
a limited time, it will be impossible :
your home print shop.
For more than a week, the pub­ to supply a demand for the cars, i
Pastor and Mrs. Kenneth Husby
amounts of your receipts.
arrived yesterday from Portland lic has been led to a high point of and it is predicted that the number i
Many of your friends and neighbors
to make their home in Cottage expectation to announcements thru- of new Star Sixes that will be sold i
Grove. Pastor Husby will fill the out the west that a new “wonder will be governed only by the quan­
have accounts with us. WHY NOT
vacancy of the Christian church car’’, with features that have been tities it will be able to supply to
only known to exist in the highest motorists.
YOU! Don’t wait for a big start—any
jl4c
pulpit.
class of American automibile manu­
amount offered, either large or small,
Our complete facilities are at \
Steel office equipment at facture was about to be introduced.
is cheerfully accepted. It’s a handy
your home print shop.
your disposal in aiding you to I
Today, the actual announcement is
Mrs. Clark and her daughter, expected to bring thousands of
convenience to the farmer as well as
win out. Come in TODAY! /
Mrs. C. Bush, both of Hillsboro, interested motorists and the general
the business man.
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are dividing their time while here public to view the new Star six-
Presbyterian Church.—Duncan P
between the homes of Mrs. Clark’s cylinder offering.
daughters, Mrs. Bush at the Weise
Unveiled for the first time in Cameron, minister—Sunday school
camp and Mrs. I.ester Harrington December to a group of 200 Star at 10 a. m.; public worship at 11
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
m.; Endeavor at 5:30; evening
of this city.
car dealers in convention with a. Morning
address, “Protestantism
Filing equipment, steel and factory officials at Oakland, Calif., Past and Present. Are You Inter­
it
brought
about
an
ovation
from
wood, at your home print shop.
ested in the Development of Pro­
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Forbes, Miss every individual present. It re­ testantism!” Junior endeavor, 6
IL
called
the
introduction
of
“
achieve
­
p. m.; senior endeavor, 6:30; union
i
Gertrude Tucker and Mr. and.Mrs.
ment cars” in past automotive his­ service in M. E. church, 7:30.
Lynn Walker left Tuesday for F. L. Grannis will attend a ban­ tory by W. C. Durant—in 1908,
flan Francisco, where he will enter quet of the Willamette University the famous Buick “White Streak” Baptist church—Chapel :ar, one Cyrn ’rix ’nx'rnx rm ’rn’nrmm’ mx 'm ’m ’m rm ’m t ’m ’m *m ’m tot YTmmx rnx rm nnrrm r -
club at the Osburn hotel in Eu­
a musical academy.
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P, depot—
at $850, in 1914, the famous Chev­ block north of 8.
gene tonight.
J. C. Orr,
__ pastor.
____ Sunday school
Havp some good lots for sale,
rolet “490” at $490; and in 1922, at
10 o’clock, services at 11 o’clock
Wool army blangets, $3.50— the now famous Star Four—then and
7:45. B. Y. P. U. services at
G. L. Gillispie of Dorena has very easy terms, flee Chas. Hall,
—2 7.17.
Enroll Today—It’s a Good School
khaki,
gray
and
black.
A
real
First
National
bank
building.
jll-18e
this new six, the lowest priced six 7:00 P. M.
!
obtained a divorce from Margaret
•
•
•
bargain.
Bressler
&
Son.
cylinder car in the world, at $895
Ralph Brown left for Reedsport
!
Gillispie.
The ladies’ aid of the Christian delivered at Pacific Coast points.
Christian Church, the ‘ ‘ home-like ’ ’
A. E. ROBERTS, President
F. W. Bressler is at Siltcoos lake Tuesday on a business trip.
church
—
A.
.
J.
__
Adams,
.
minister.
_______
church will hold a cooked food
Eugene, Oregon. ì
There are four models in the Sunday school at 9:45, sermon at
992 Willamette St.
Phone 666
on a hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilhelm left
N. J. Nelson Jr. was in north Monday for Los Angelas, where sale Saturday at McQueen ’ a gro­ new Star Six line, one open car, 11, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, eve­
HJZ HJZ HU HlU H1U :
cery.
a touring and three closed models, ning service at 7:30.
Douglas county yesterday on busi­ they will make their home.
Filing equipment, steel and coupe, coach and sedan. All arc Christian Scionce Society—corner
ness.
All cars you. see on the streets
are used cars, If yon haven’t a wood, at your home print shop built on the same chassis, but each of Jefferson avenue and Second
fi
Saturday a cooked food sale will car has many features unique to its street. Sunday services at 11 a. in.
enr, why don’t you 1 Easy terms
Wednesday services at 7:30 p. m.
be
held at Smith & Short grocery construction.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH at Nelson’s.
The characteristic Star radiator, Everybody welcome.
by the Baptist ladies’ aid.
• • •
Roy A. Beebe of Curtin is snf-
Sunday, January 17.
Free Methodist church—Corner of
Private money to loan on well although larger, is retained and
foring
with
a
severe
cold.
10 a. m. Sunday school.
improved city property. See Chas. this, due to longer, lower lines, Monroe avenue and south Fifth
Place for sale.
Inquire 822 Hall, First National bank build­ greatly adds to the beauty of the street—Chester Smith, pastor. Sun­
Men’s discussion class, adult
day school at 10, forenoon services
Bible class, classes for all. Quincy. Price reasonable. jl4-21p ing.
jll-18c new car. Each model is furnished at 11, evening service at 7:30.
in rich Japanese blue lacquer.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Coffman are
Progressive Sunday school.
Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday
In the touring model, a beaded evenings.
11 a. m. Address by pastor. the parents of a son born Sunday,
Revival meetings now on, every
lino running tho complete length
‘ ‘ Protestantism Past and January 10, in a Eugeno hospital.
of the body, adds to the general night at 7:30. Everyone cordally
Present.” If you are inter­
Galloway writes insurance.
streamline effect, and like the invited.
ested in Protestantism and
• • •
A nine-pound son was born Sun­
enclosed models the windshield is
its mission, hear this address. day to Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly.
First church of Nazarone—Elev­
one-piece. In the closed models, enth and Adams, Harold E. Botte
3 p. m. Junior Endeavor.
Two More Days
We havo many used cars which
this effect is heightened by a built- miller, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45,
6 :30 p. m. Senior Endeavor.
in sun visor that curves downward. forenoon service at 11, evening
7:30 p. m. Big union serv­ you should be proud to own. N. J.
The Following Articles Will Be Sold at Real Bargains
service at 8. Prayer meeting at
Tho general tendency towards low­ 7:30
ices in M. E. church. Rev. Nelson Jr.
Wednesday evenings.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Spearow
left
er hung appearance of the entire
Orr preaches. Come.
Wednesday for Portland, where
car is helped by a drop in tho front
Pontecostnl Assembly of God-r*
they will make their home. Mr.
axle and drop frame, both con­ 24 north Seventh street. J. F.
tributing greater strength to the Shackelford, pastor. Sunday school,
N. J. Nelson Jr. has sold a Ford Spearow has been transferred there
10 a. m. Services Sunday after­
by the insurance company by which
entire chassis.
sedan to John Graham.
The Star Six is being added to noon at 2:30 and each evening
Charles Maybcn of Fairbanks, he is employed. Mrs. Schoenick,
the already popular Star lino of except Monday. A hearty welcome
Alaska, arrived Saturday for an J Mrs. Spearow’s mother, will leave
four cylinder ears, making an un­ is extended to all.
extended visit with his sister, for Portland today. Mr. Spearow
usually complete line of fours and
Mrs. C. T. Peek; his father, H. B. j was until recently pastor of the
COOKED FOOD SALE.
sixes at a low price range. It
Mayben; his brothers, H. C. May- Presbyterian church here.
Cooked food sale by ladies of the
has
been
in
the
making,
according
ben and W. W. Mayben, and his
Steel filing equipment. Your
Christian church to be held Satur­
to an anonuncemcnt from Norman day at McQueen’s grocery.
sister, Mrs. Geo. Meyers, An Alas- home print shop.
jl4c
We Invite Comparison
DeVaux, vice president and general
kan curio which Mr. May ben
Bert B, Chandler post of Spanish
manager of the Durant Motor com­
brought with him is a genuine war veterans has received an invi­
Filing cards. The Sentinel.
Cone Speakers True Tone
pany of California, for nearly three
moose-skin coat bead trimmed tation to attend a turkey dinner
years,
with
company
’
s
engineering
Mr.
Indians,
made by Alaskan
and banquet to be give January
staff constantly at work to build FOR SALE—EXTRA FINE WHITE
Mayben has been an Alaskan resi­ 30 by Sumner camp, Roseburg.
pigs. Keep the home fires burn­
the new six at the lowest possible
dent for 25 years.
Dr. Hagen cures hay fever.
prevailing price, and yet retain ing—oak wood. C. H. Haight,
jUp
Mr. and Mrs. John Glover of
high quality features that officials phone 38F12.
ir
Vancouver, B. C., arrived Monday
of
the
company
insisted
upon.
and are guests of Mr. Glover’s PHONE-2O1 9th*MWN
r
Among these are Bendix four
sister, Mrs. R. L. Cooper. Tuesday
wheel brakes, which makes their
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and their
appearance for the first time in
guests spent the day in Roseburg.
E. F. Hall was called to Harris­ a car of the low cost class, a new
Just what you need for cool burg Wednesday by the illness of Continental L-hoad motor, of the Special meeting at 1:30 p. m.
high speed type which is said to
Subscribers whose papers nights—army blankets at $3.50 his father.
develop 40 horsopower at 24 r.p.m., Friday for the purpose of officiat­
are not delivered, or not each—khaki, gray and black.
Mrs. Perkins of Crane mountain and which has a bore of 2% inches ing at the interment of our late
delivered promptly, will con­ Bressler & Son.
brother, Ira Conner. Meet at hall
Mrs. Ray Trask has as her guest reported flocks of geese flying and stroke of 4% inches, designed and march to chapel.
fer a favor if they will
yesterday
at
about
6
o
’
clock.
south
NOTICE THE GOOD VALUES IN THE FOLLOWING:
give
the
highest
range
of
flexi
­
to
phone The Sentinel before ! her aunt, Mrs. Amanda Babcock of
By Order W. M.
bility and economy. The actual
3 o’clock on Tuesday and Salem, who arrived Tuesday.
McKenzie Pass Conquered.
rated horsepower is 18.15. The
Friday afternoons, at which
Tomatoes (good grade), can...................
For office equipment, see
Victor Chapman and Harry W. motor has full force feed lubrica
hours boys will be sent out your home print shop.
Neet drove to Bend and returns tion, pumping oil to main, connect ,
15c can Standard corn, 3 cans for
$1.00
with extra papers.
A special meeting of Bert B. yesterday over McKenzie pass. ing rod, and camshaft bearings and
Under ordinary circumstan­ Chandler camp Spanish war vet­ They reported that the snow was the Morse front end gear chain.
Sugar,
pure
cane,
sack
.......
ces all papers should be de­ erans will be held in their hall about four feet deep and extended The entire spring suspension is
livered before 6 o’clock .on Saturday evening at 7 o’clock.
for about 17 miles. A Ford road- nearly as great as the wheelbase of I
Corn flakes, package..............................
Mondays and Thursdays. If
Lost: pair of grey suede gloves, ster was used and it was found the car, 107 inches. Better riding I
papers are in bad condition flannel lined. Reward. N. J. Nel­ necessary to use chains on all the qualities are also insured by balloon
Hubbard squash, per pound .................2c
when received by subscriber, son Jr.
wheels. Often it was necessary tires, 30x4.95 in size. Dealers at
Good bulk coffee, pound
that should be reported.
to back the car in order to get the big Star convention in Decern i Don’t get mad if your radio
Milady’s Beauty Shoppe (former- power
doesn’t work like you want it
to
drive
through
snow
banks.
ber gave stirring tribute to De ; to—that’s almost a certain sign
— fly Sanitary Beauty Shop), marcell­
Featherflake Flour, 50-pound sack
ing, manicuring, facials a specialty. The car broke through ti*c crust Vaux and other factory officials in i that you didn't buy it from
Steel filing equipment. Your1 Mrs. W. B. Johnston, Prop. jll-21e but once. The men made the trip declaring that the new Star Six Long & Cruson.
WE ADVISE YOU TO STOCK UP ON POTATOES,
from McKenzie bridge to Bend in will change price class in the auto- i
home print shop.
thieves
visited
the three hous.
C. A. Peterson, clerk of the Do­ Sneak
mobile industry for all time. It is Yessir, those Service Garage
FLOUR
AND SUGAR BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE
rena school district, and Mr. Jen­ I. O. O. F. hall last night during a
declared by those who have seen ; boys do know about radios, and
FARTHER.
they
have
the
real
ones
to
sell,
meeting
of
the
Royal
Neighbors
Cottage
Grove
Defeated.
nings also of Dorena, were in Eu­
the new models, that they are j
Cottage Grove high school bask­ among the most beautiful built in j and they always have all the
gene Tuesday. Mr. Peterson was and stole three baskets containing
on business connected with the [ cakes, a man’s cap and a.woman’s etball team lost Tuesday evening this country today. Factory en- j new flummididdles that reduce i
to the fast traveling Eugene high gineers declare that the mechanical 1 upkeep and increase quality of
schools and Mr. Jennings visited ! apron,
his daughter, Mrs. Miles Wicks.
For office equipment, see school school quintet 53 to 13 in features of the car are more ac- 1 reception.
a game played in Eugene.
teacher in the flanta Clara school. 1 your home print shop.
cessible than construction has ever j Yessir, when you want a radio,
At the end of the first half j before permitted, and this is ex- i or anything in connection there­
the score was 20 to 4 in Eugene’s j pected to add materially to the in ' with, see Fate or Claude at
favor. During the second half I terest in the new construction.
Service ■ Garage.
W Woods, Prop. Fifth and Main Sts.
Eugene used many substitutes and
The prices of the new Hix are I
four fresh players were used in the expected to create a sensation I
■ibi»
last quarter. They were able to throughout the motor trade and the
run
away
from
the
Cottage
Grove
Ai
We are giving coupons with each purchase that are
motoring public as well. Because
quintet who had played the entire of its long period of development,
redeemable in Good Luck Chinaware. See our west
game.
the Htar Six has afforded engineers
<.
window.
an opportunity for the greatest ef­
ATTENTION,
fort in efficiency of manufacture,
Here ia your opportunity to pur- | and during the same time, the
chase a No. 3 Underwood Standard Durant factories spread throughout
typewriter, 12 inch, for »30. Thor-1 the country, have developed into
oughly cleaned and overhauled, | highly efficient manufacturing or­
mechanically perfect, runs like new. i ganizations.
Ca»h or terms. Write R. Prillman,
Through immense volume ob­
1874 Onyx street, Eugene. jl4-18p tained i*i the Star Four production,
I materials are purchased at the low
WOOD FOR HALE.
est possible figure, and the same
0
Pacific Wood Yard nell» dry old efficiency of manufacture is looked
fir and block wood, 12 and 15 forward to in the production of
inch.
Prompt service.
Phone the new low price mark set on thi­
43.
mehlfip ne w Htar Hix.
It is expected to create a furore
The Store That Appreciates Your Trade
Your home print shop is in the trade, which, in the past
entitled to first chance at a!l three months, has seen the intro
your printing.
duetion of several ears of light, six (
fr
MANY FARMERS
1
New Star Six To
Startle Motorists
BETTER THAN
1925
w
h
Dig in a little deeper.
Intrench a little more strongly.
Word harder.
Save a little more.
Meet the new competition on equal
terms and you will find 1926 a
better year than 1925.
Not
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Bank of Cottage Grove
First National Bank
A Good Bank for Your Account
Of Cottage Grove
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Secretarial, Stenographic, or Bookkeeping Course j
EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE
20% OFF
Stock Reducing Sale
of Electrical Goods
Ends Saturday, January 16
FADA
Radio
Come in and Look Them Over!
Light Fixtures
Glass Shades
Boudoir Lamps
Kitchen Units
Flash Lights
Laundry Irons
Curling Irons
Kem’s Electric Store
N elson E lectric S hop
When Your Home
Paper Is Not
Delivered
Marcel Irons
Waffle Irons
Hot Cake Griddles
Coffee Percolators
Grills
Hot Plates
Toasters
Electric Cookers
A. F. & A. M.
Leonard’s Grocery
On the West Side—Phone 9
10c
Mickey
$6.35
10c
40c
$2.55
Cottage Grove Service Station
J.
Save Your Coupons
SATURDAY GROCERY SPECIALS
Apples, Yellow Newtons, per box $1.00
Cornmeal, new stock, 9-pound sack 45c
Catsup, extra fine, gallon can............80c
Olives, gallon can .... .......
85c
Potatoes, 100 pound sack.........
$3.50
Smith-Short Grocery
nfe
R ?
Goodyear Tires,
7 'ubes and
Accessories
61 Gravity Gasoline
Havoline and Valvoline Oils