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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1925
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PAVING ORDINANCES TO
family, of Walker, spent last week chest ra entertained Thursday eve- j
COME BEFORE COUNCIL end with Mrs. Wright’s parents, niug at the home of Mr. and Mrs..
WANTADS
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath.
Robert Phillips and Saturday eve- 1
Clara nee Sears and Miss Lama ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
(Continuali from first page
WE SELL LATE MODEL. HIGH
A Money Saving
Cash Store
Riley attended a birthday party C. H. Wood.
ago the publication of the notices at the Perry VanHchoiack home
Mrs. Cecil Roberts and HOU
was dolayed until action was taken i at Fairview given in honor of I returned to their home at Aurora,
by the council on the other pro Mr. VanHchoiack’s birthday anni- ! Sunday, after a week’s visit here
posed paving. The city charter versary.
with relative*.
provides that the advertising for
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost, of Blue
W. A. Woodard ha« about fin
bids for the work must follow Mountain, were guests Sunday of ished logging operations on the
within ten days after the publi Mr. an<l Mrs. W. D. Heath.
west side of the river at the up
OLD RAGS WANTED—NOTHING cation of the notices to property
per mill and began Tuesday mov
If
all
ordinances
are
¡
owners.
less than 2 feet square. Must be
THORNTON CORNERS.
ing tho logging equipment to
clean and of material that will ab passed by tho council Monday eve
Camp B.
sorb gasoline; old underclothing, uing and sufficient remonstrances
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Bert Newton returned home Sat
flannula and the like preferred. Can to stop the work ar« not received
Feb.
25—Mrs. Pete McCue, of urday from Glendale anil is again
not use old socks, mercerized or before the following meeting of
arfaco goods or small pieces the council, March 18, bids for Fairview, visited one day last week in the employment of the Wood
hard surface
with Mrs. Angelo Perini.
ard Lumber company.
of any kind.
1----- We want the best rugs
Miss Kathleen Smith was con-
and pa; iy the best price, 5 cents the five paving jobs will be advertised
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tf for. Under this schedule it is ex fined to the house last week with
pound. The
Heutinel.
BLUE MOUNTAIN.
pected that work can be started an attack of the chicken pox.
HOUSE FOR SALE—TO BE RE- on the streets by the middle of
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonoli gave
(Special to The Sentinel.)
moved from lot on south Sixth April.
a party Tuesday evening in honor
Feb. 25—Mr. and Mrs. Dave
4
street. Elbert Bede.
j!9tfp
Ordinances are also being drawn of the birthday anniversary of Rissue and daughters Ruth and
for the establishment of three lat their son Alton. A number of the Mildred returned to Carlicle, Wash
FOB HALB—FILBERT TREES AT eral sewer districts in the city,
young people of the neighborhood ington, Sunday.
half price, from 25c to 50c each. The boundaries of these districts were present.
Miss Loborta Miller, of Cottage
Write H. C. Paulsen, Muliuo, Ore., are being determined by the city
Mrs. J. W. Fisher spent Sunday Grove, spent Saturday night with
or phone 166-R, Cottage Grove, Oro engineer working with tho sewer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. her mother, Mrs. Themi Miller.
gen.
fl226p(T) committee.
W. D. Heath at Mount View.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost spent
Another ordinance which will
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lancaster Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
WILL DO WASHING, IKONING come up at Monday’s meeting is
or mending at my home. Price« tho one providing for the estab and family, of Blue Mountain, Heath, of Mount View.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lay ng, of
reasonable. Mrs. Nettie Little, 405 lishing of u fee of $15 for con visited Saturday with Mrs. Lan-
south Tenth street.
fl6 26p(2) nection with the main trunk line caster’s sister, Mrs. George Foster. Mount View, spent the week end
Miss Elsie Rose entertained a with Mr. and Mrs. Geo Du erst.
I number of the young people of
Miss Elsie and Eva Isaascion
CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH, sewer whore no lateral It district
will ! the neighborhood nt her home Sat
spent Saturday with Lucile Isaas
dental gold, platinum and dis has been established.
corded jewelry. Hoke Smelting & provide that this sum shall be urday night in honor of her four cion, of Cottagi* Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Alberta Rissue,
Refining Company, Otsego, Michi placed to the credit of those teenth birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ritehey, of visited Sunday with Mrs. Matilda
gan.
fl6-26p(2) making the payments when the
lateral district is later estab- curtin were at the J. W. Fisher Tories, of Cottage Grove.
home Tuesday.
GLADIOLE BULBH FOR HALE, lished.
At tho last meeting the matter
mixed color*. Mrs. W. L. Darby,
LYNX HOLLOW.
SAGINAW.
202 Adarns Ave., phone 154R. f 19tfc of giving Godard & Randall the
right to build a railroad spur
(Special to The Sentinel.)
(Special to Tho Sentinel.)
BABY CHIX—RHODE ISLAND on north Lane street was taken
Feb.
25—Mrs.
Ellis Robinson
Reds, Barred Rocks, Black Min- up and an ordinance ordered
Feb. 25—The Adeen Miller fami visited in the horn«“ of her parents,
orcas, Golden Buff, , and White drawn for this purpose. It is ex- ly, of Walker, visited Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Lew Lajore Wednes-
Leghorns from stock that has not posted that this will come up at the J. W. Matthews home.
day of last week.
force egg the meeting Monday evening.
i
had electric lights to
D. W. McKinney, of Cottage
Tho A. B. Wolford people and
production.
Enoch Crews, Hea-
Grove, was a Sunday visitor with Mrs. Slater wore business visitors
bright, Calif.
fl9-m2p(2) ARMORY BILL MAY PASS
the F. T. Bonston family.
in Eugene Thursday.
ELF
IN LEGISLATURE TODAY
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Allen, of
Mr. an<l Mrs. R. Y. Porter were
FOR SALE—VARMINT HOUND
ER VICE
Wendling, spent a few days of Cottage Grove visitors Friday last.
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pups, 4 months old, of trained
(Continued from first page.
last week with the Judsen Allen
A. VES
Mrs. Tom Johnson has been on
ancestors, $10 each.
110 east
family.
the sick list the past week.
Fifteenth street, Eugene, Oregon, but. two ye^rs ago he said he « $d
Mrs. Robinson’s pupils gave a
Jas. Huntsman was up from
phone 878-L.
f!9-m2p(2) this year favor an appropriation short program in honor of Wash
Eddyville for the week end.
for Cottage Grove. There will be
Next door to Bank of Cottage Grove
ington’s birthday Monday and had
Mr. Stalder transacted
FOR HALE—FIRST CLASS BABY no chance to override a veto on classes us usual.
in the Grove Saturday.
chicks, O. A. C. and Hollywood the bill«, for the members are
Mary Alien and Evelyn Benston
Mr. and Mrs. Ottawa a. d two
strains, March or April hatch. going home at 11 noon” tomorrow
visited school Monday.
children came up from Eugene
Ted McAlister and Miss Bertha Bye, who soon leave for California
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson and
Price $12.50 per hundred. Also by the legislative clocks.
Bob Gray was quite sick sev Sunday to visit in the home of little son spent Sunday at the Hays, of Eugene, wire Sunday with their mother, the seventh
Tho Astoria armory appropria
hatching eggs for sale by the set
Clyde Wright homo below Walker guest« at the E. J. Fears’ home. and eighth grades gave a sur
ting or per hundred. R. C. Afne, tion bill toddled out on the house eral days last week with an in their cousin, A. B. Wolford.
fected finger. While working at
The H. E. Dresser family, of
A patriotic program commemor prise party Monday afternoon at
Sunday guests at the R. D.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Phone floor, but was bowled over and
An attempt the Woodard mill he ran a sliver London, were dinner guests wit ti Tucket- home were Mr. and Mrs. ating Washington’s birthday anni the Bye hom’e. Refreshments were
15F5.
f]9m9p(2) temporarily buried.
later to bring it to life was un into it and infection set in which Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Dresser Sun- R. B. Hanna, of Cottage Grove, and versary consisting of stunts by furnished by the pupils. The fami
day.
the Benjiman Jackson family, of each class, and songs by the ly expects to leave Saturday to
REED BABY CARRIAGE FUR successful. The fate of this bill required medical attention.
Lowell Benston, who is employed
M rs. Lebow and Mrs. A. J>
school was put on Monday morning, join Mr. Bye, who In: located in
Walker.
sale. May be seen at the Racket was duo to the fact that the state
at
Culp
Creek
camp
spent
Sunday
ford visited with .Mrs. N'tney Neal
Htore.
f2.’l-2(lp already had made an appropriation
The Lee Nixon family and C. A. after which the school was dis the Sacramento valley.
Sunday afternoon.
J. A and Frank .Toll were Eu
to Astoria in n remission of taxes with his family here.
,
Moore were dinner guests Sunday missed for the day.
Miss Alma Aduey, of Curtin,
FOR HALE—1 TON CHEVROLET while tho city recovers from the
Miss Finn Beach and Harold at the E. J. Kent honte.
Honoring Ronald and Madeline gene visitors Tuesday morning
truck. Apply at 1448 west Main damage of the great fire of two spent tho week end at her home Wolford attended the convention
here.
and O Hts. after 5:30 p. m. f23-2 ip yea r« ago.
in Corvallis the first of the week.
Miss Finn went as a delegate from
This so-called la«t-minute raid
FOR
SALE GOOD
D1NING upon the treasury has been con
1
tho Walker high achoql.
LONDON.
roorn suite.
Hehofield Stew demned by the “no” voter«, but
/
art.
f23tfc(2) a certain nmount of pork has to be
(Special to The Sentinel.)
DELIGHT VALLEY.
dispensed and there are many
Feb. 25—Mrs. W. T. Jones cele
FOB SA I.E-TWO A NUMBER 1 friends of tho armories. The fed
(Special to The Sentinel.)
brated her birthday anniversary
fresh milk cow« with calves. eral
government
continuously
Finley Wliippa, Cottage Grovo, spend* five dollars for every dollar Wednesday of last week by giving
Feb. 25—Mrs. Cora Thatcher left.
a dinner to a number of relatives. Friday on an extended visit to
.
/
phone 16F3.
f2flp the state put« into armories,
As
The guests were Mrs. Susan Portland.
an
investment
for
the
state
the
Walker and Miss Emma Jones, of
FOR SALE REGISTERED POL-
The debate Inst Friday was won
ami China brood sow and gilt. armories are popular, and this Black Butte, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. at Roseburg by the Walker union
Phon" 3«F2, Chas. Connor. f26m8c(2) feature put over the bills in the Small and son Carl and Mrs. W. C. high school girls who had the af
houfle today.
Shortridge and little granddaughter firmative side, and lost here by
FOR
HALE KIRK
WALNUT
Ethel Ann Newton.
the boys to the Roseburg boys.
HEARING
ON
BOUNDRY
trees, $1 each.
Will bear in
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tullar and
Mr. Bird Rose, of Eugene, was
IN EUGENE TOMORROW son, of Eugene, visited Sunday at
.1 to 5 years. M. P. Garoutte, 553
an overnight guest Friday at the
old south Pacific highway, phone
the home of their «laughter, Mrs. J. A. Joll home.
(Continued from first page.
I75R.
fl’titfc
Joo Geer and family.
Mrs. H. A. Millett, of Corvallis,
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Roberts was an overnight guest last Thurs
taken in.
FOR SALE—JERSEY COW, JURT
The exclusion, however, would an<l two sons, of Anlauf, were Sun day at the home of her nephew,
freshened, heavy milker. Harley
not
present students from Douglas day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Oscar Jackson.
Harmi-s, 2 miles east of city on
Among th«' young people who at
county, a number of whom are at Banton.
Row River road.
f2<iui2p(2)
Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Powell and tended th«- <>. A. C. educational
tending here, from continuing in
school. Douglas county pays about children motored to Hebron Sun- exposition at Corvallis from Sat
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the actual coat per pupil, And day and visited nt Robert Powell’s. urday to Monday were the Misses I
High School Defeats one
The George Sutherland and I Mary and Gwendolyn Haight and ;
teacher is provided from the
Harold Abeene families and Ar- Lois Jackson.
Reginald Haight, j
fund.
Alumni in Close
Lyle Jattknvii,
Jackson, Melvin Paul and
Considerable opposition to th»* thur Combs were guests Sunday I [ L/.«
Conrad Keene from this valley also'
annexation of this section is ex- ofof Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones.
Hoof) Game
The London and Woodard or- : attended.
pected from varions Latham resi
J
dents and it is likely that remon
strance will be file«! with the boun-
e game played dry hoard against th«“ transfer of
uni
last
eve tho property to th«1 Cottage Grovo
31 to fiH. Th«« district. It is sai«l that tho large
throughout the amount of taxable property ami
with the high the number of students which
by u «core tho change would take from the
J
i time during Latham district would prove a
contest did the • high Nrhtwd serious injury to th«' school there.
I
have iqpre than i three point*
although they managed t •
Too Cheap.
ahead most of t he time, The
“Here’ll dat quntnh nh
ng of tl
school ton in
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from yah last year.’’
pr tbably
boat that ha«
“Yah done kept it so
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Star
Service
Satisfies"
done bv
this M'llHOU.
ah don’t know if it*.
est grade typewriters at low
prices and on easy terms. Wo also
handle all makes of adding ma
chines.
Every machine is thor
oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Boy
1 machine and pay like rent.
Royal Sales Ct>.. Inc., 500 Oregon
Bldg., Portland, Ore.
tf-sn(2)
We ask you to try this modern way of purchasing your groceries.
We carry as complete a stock of groceries as can be found in
Cottage Grove at a price that will tell you to call again. We list
a few of our regular prices.
Laundry soap, 5 bars foi
10c toilet soaps.............
Sugar, 13 pounds for...
Tomatoes, Royal Club..
Standard corn, per can.
Milk, per can.................
Catsup, large bottle.....
Calumet baking powder
Mother’s oats................
Wesson oil, quarts........
19c
8c
$1.00
19c
15c
10c
23c
28c
35c
58c
10c
Corn starch..
5c
Yeast foam, per package.
8c
Soda, per package
19c
Salt, 8 pound sack
5c
Matches, per box
Bacon, light side.............. 33c
24c
Bacon, backs
Bacon, pieces................... 17c
Cigarettes, per package
13c »
All plug tobacco.................. 75c
SPUDS—Fancy Netted Gems, Per Hundred Lbs.
$2.25
Saturday Specials
10 bars white laundry soap 25c I Sugar, 100 pound sack $6.99
89c
Hams, per pound
19c | 1 gallon ripe olives
No Credit
No
PHONE 163
The Basket
Groceteria
Time and Money
ATTENTION!
Star Owners!
ATTENTION!
We think so much of Cottage Grove and
its Future that we have opened a branch
establishment to Letter serve your needs.
We are here to stay and will handle every
thing your car heeds from “soup to nuts.”
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High School
— F.......... Swanson
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Alatoti
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Met'» rgar
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Ballew
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Gordon ♦-------------- -—- -------------------------A
Alumni, Moreloek
MOUNT VIEW.
High school. Miller
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Referee, Eddie lid-
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Feb. 2.V Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Boss, of Cottage Grove, wor«‘ out
Better Late Than Never.
to their pine«“ here Sunday. .
rhe boat wan nervous «nd inex
Claude Arne return««! Saturday
perienced and ho roaa hurridly at from Eugene where Mrs Arne un
ill,' coiiehisiou of n aung with derwent a major op-ration and
which «»«<» of th«' gueata had bom from which sh«- is recovering as
obliging.
well as could In- expected.
“Ladi
'men.” he Im-
Norn« Elliott took off n hatch
gnn, “li
Smith started of fourteen hundred Whit«* l.**ghorn
to ning i
me her—ah
chicks last wo«-h,
Frank Sherman, of the Grove,
And—nh
' i’ited Sunday with Waldo Milh-r
it. but
and
1'h«- littl«, sens of Claude Arm-
- ah- 1
have been quite ill during tho past
week with seven- colds.
a wife is now able to buy
Mr». Waldo Miller was sick last
as cigarette for her hushano week with a n-rioua sore throat.
ntly.—Buffalo Enquirer.
Mr and Mrs J C. Wright ami
Neighborhood News
Two Stores:
Cottage Grove
and Eugene
HU-BAK ES ara
much nicer— and
" eat" -nea-ter. Ask
your JYocer^rTruBdiW
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43 -SIXTH ST
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