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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY. MARCH 23, 1925 Hit tnxintuir /in tnt Firn nix th /'ri' Gh mv tttxto Trv i■ Growing Boys Need Plenty of Good Meat From Meat they get health and strength - building ele ments that can be obtained in no other foods. t So if * you want youp boys to grow into sturdy, strong manhood, let them have plenty of good Meat. : ! i ; J i I I I Quality Market PHONE 46 ? ? : I- Culver & Anderson □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a □ n City Briefs a a n risburg, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholz, parents of Mrs. Woodson and Mrs. Eilenburg. Mr. Woodson motored up yesterday for them. Mrs. Mills attended a meeting of Miss Charlotte Banfield, who has the Daughters of the Nile held that given up her work as teacher in afternoon at the Osburn hotel. the University of Oregon on ac Let Long & Cruson demon count of her approaching wedding, spent the week end here with her strate a radio to you. Word has reached here of the sister, Mrs. 8. 8. Lasswell. The serious illness of J. A. Elledge, who Lasswell family motored to Eu is ‘in the Coos bay country, The gene yesterday to take Miss Ban nature of his illness was not stated. field there. She returned to her home in Portland today. N. J. Nelson Jr. has sold an Galloway writes insurance. Essex coach to Harvey Holderman Mrs. 8. S. Lasswell has received and a used Ford sedan to Alvnh word that her mother, Mrs. M. C. Lockwood« Max Schwartz, the Tailor, makes Banfield, who recently underwent clothes that are fit to wear, Why a very serious operation in a shouldn’t you get some good fitting Portland hospital, is improving clothes f It pays to wear good nicely. She will be moved to her home Tuesday. clothes. m23-30p(2) Ray Nelson, auto electrician. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright and son Gordon motored to Portland Mrs. Grant Bales went to Eugene Sunday to spend several days. I Friday to be with Mr. Bales, who I Coda M. Pentico, of Eddyville, is in a hospital there recovering | and Vena Caldwell, of Cottage from a fractured hip, which he ' Grove, were one of six couples sustained recently in a sawmill securing marriage licenses Satur accident. day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thornton and Studebaker announces a new children, of Chiloquin, returned model Standard six coach for I home yesterday, after a few days’ , visit at the home of Mr. Thornton's only $1545. Service Garage Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Seed motored aunt, Mrs. James Plaster. to Springfield yesterday and visitod A major portion of the students Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McKay. | of the Mount View school, acconi- The Eugene Matlocks, who recent i panied by their teacher, Miss Mary attended the picture. ly came here from Portland on Snauer, account of Mr. Matlock’s health, “Abraham Lincoln,” shown Fri- day at the Arcade theater. expect to leave soon for San cisco to make their home for some Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Mackin, Mr. time. Thpy will first visit at Cone, Mrs. H. C. Hart, Mrs. Roy Eugene and on Coos bay. Leonard and Mrs. J. A. Wright Rawleigh’s Good Health Products went to Eugene Thursday and for sale by W. E. Mayes, rural bought a new piano for tho Metho salesman, phone 2F3, and W. A. dist church. Heinenway, city salesman, pho^o Mrs. H. C. Hart and Mrs. J. 2F22. m9-30p(2) Sams were in Eugene Friday and attended the 1 revival meeting of Miss Annabelle Small the Methodist, , Presbyterian and fering with the mumps. Baptist churches which Mrs. Dem orest was holding there. Mrs. Inez Fields is recovering High class radios at Long & satisfactorily from a sprained arm, Cruson. which she sustained Sunday of ! Horace Conner anil his sen and last week when she caught her dnughter, Curtis and Dora, motored arm in the rear bumper of a car up Saturday from Grants Pass which she was assisting to push | and visited at the home of E. C. out of the mud. Lockwood, a cousin of Mrs. Conner. It pays to list your property 'I hey returned •ionic yesterday af- with Hall & Lang. | ter.icon. Miss Sylvia Veatch is home from The congregation of the Preshy the University of Oregon spend terian church will hold their regu, ing the spring vacation and is ill i lar annual congregational meeting with the grip. at 7:30 Wednesday evening. A Mr. Bent fractured his right Our new office and ware arm Saturday while cranking a house is just north of the depot. Ford. Visit us. Godard & Randall. Mrs. Ella Burton returned to her Let Long & Cruson demon home in Eugene yesterday, after strate a radio to you. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, of spending last week with friends Meldrum, returned home Saturday, here. after a brief visit at the Herbert Mrs. Dcsello Stevenson, of Port- Eakin home. land, spent the week end with her An eight-poung son was born this mother, Mrs. Jacobson, and her She DoVcre. morning to Mr. and Mrs. Charles sister, Mrs.' C. O. DoVore. left yesterday for Eugene, where Boner. Compare our prices with those she has a position. Leave Ray Nelson for Radiolas. of others on shingles. orders for Heath i & Milligan Gaston M. Coffman, of Newport, Second Hand is visiting at the home of his par Short’s paint, ml2-23p(2) ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coffman. store. A nine-pound daughter was born Heston Baimbridge, who was in Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Brylin jured Sunday of last week in an G. Stowe at the Weise mill. auto accident, is able to be up Charles Burkholder Jr., Mrs. Clara and around. Weorge White, who FAULTLESS TASTY Burkholder and Miss Kathryn Pen sustained painful injuries to his BREADS ARE LOAVES ner motored to Corvallis yesterday back in tho same accident, is still OF JOY and were joined by Mrs. Burkhold confined to his bed. Eyery loaf of Faultless er’s mother and daughter, Mrs. Max Schwartz the tailor says, I quality Bread carries with Lydia Stouffer and Miss Belle “When you have tailoring to be' it a load of joyousness. Burkholder, for a picnic near At on done, take it to a tailor.” ml6-26p Every loaf earries the same mouth. Mrs. E. S. Holderman and her qualities which have made Studebaker announces a new daughter in-law, Mrs. Harvey Hold Faultless Bread a recognized model Standard six coach for ernmn, and the latter’s small son, need Oil every table. of Kujaiia, were here during tec only $1545. Service Garage. Order your supply today—- C. A. Bartell has bought eight latter part of the week. Mrs. Har better still, leave a standing vey Holderman was receiving modi lots which adjoin the city park order for your daily supply. from Flora Woodward Burns, of cal attention. Miss Elizabeth Allen, of Portland, Los Angeles. The sale was made was here Saturday to attend the by E. C. Lockwood. Tom Awbrey suffered a severe funeral of her brother-in-law, E. O. attack of acute indigestion Fri- Saltsman. G. A. Sanders. Prop. day. He is now up and around Our new office and ware I the house and expects to be at house is just north of the depot. his work in a few days. Visit us. Godard & Randall. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. McCoy, of Mrs. Frank White has received Shanghai, China, visited Saturday Two houses, also choice lots and building sites, for sale by owner— won! of the marriage on Fcbrunry s^ith Mrs. McCoy’s father, Jack easy terms to responsible people— 24 of her brother, Rulon Seybold, Keating, who is here from Portland buy ahead of Cottage Grove’s big to Miss Mildred Maxine Robinette, I on a sewer contract. The McCoys Mr. Seybold [ expect to remain in the states for boom. Watch this city grow while of Myrtle Point. the mills build up. A. L. Woodard, made his homo^here until recently. I some time. f26m26p(2) phone 183-Y. For Radiolas and parts see Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stewart, for mer residents of this city but now of Dexter, who were enroute to San Francisco, stopped over Sat urday night at the home of Mrs. Stewart’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Parker. The Stewarts arc going jo Frisco on account of Jlz Stewart’s health. He will undergo medical treatments at the Southern Pacific hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Preston and Sir. Preston’s dnughter, Mrs Etta Fisher, of Eugene, were guests yesterday of Mrs. C. M. Parker, «ister of Mrs. Preston. PAGE THREE McKenzie Highway Changes. Change in the McKenzie high way on both sides of Blue river will be made this year, according to members of the county court who were in that locality recently. | Plans were laid to obtain the right-' of-way for the changes but. no agreement was reached with the property owners. The sharp turn in the road just ' west of the bride at Blue river! will be eliminated and the angle j of the bridge will be changed. A | new bridge will have to be built in the near future. An abrupt turn at the eastern edge of the1 town will also be eliminated and some additional land will have to j be obtained there. Divorce Figures Are Given. Statistics on divorce decrees granted in Lane county during 1924 have been prepared at the office of County Clerk Bryson for the government census bureau. The re port shows that of the 116 divorces granted, 86 were obtained by wives and 30 by husbands, The report also reveals that the percentage of divorce increases in inverse ratio to the number of children, Of the 116 couples divorced, «3 had no minor children, 28 had one child, 14 two children, five had three children, three couples had four children and one couple had six minor children. Rubber stamps. The Sentinel. Our Building Material Line Includes— CEMENT, LIME. PLASTER, BRICK, FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY, METAL LATH, CORNERED BEADS, SHIN GLES, DRAIN TILE, SEWER TILE, CONCRETE SAND AND GRAVEL, PLASTERING SAND, ZOURI STORE FRONT FITTINGS, AND OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. Godard 6? Randall Just North of S. P. Station—Phone 100 Booze Cars to Be Sold. Sheriff Frank E. Taylor will soon sell two more booze ear« to the highest bidders. One is a Star roadster and the other is a Winton six, the latter owned by Frank Parchen, who wns arrested for booze running near Cottage Grove several months ago. CARD OF THANKS. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ ° WANTADS We wish to thank our ninny for their kindness and sympathy shown us during our sad bereavement. The beautiful floral offerings were also appreci- ated. MRS MYRTLE HALT8MAN, WILLIAM E. SALTSMAN, RALPH E. SALTSMAN, MYRNA M. SALTSMAN, MRS J. T. SALTSMAN, FRED SALTSMAN, ni23p MRS MATTIE LITTLE. h friends □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ WE SELL LATE MODEL, HIGH est grade typewriters at low prices and on easy terms. We also handle all makes of adding ma chines. Every machine is thor oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Bi>y a machine and pay like rent. Royal Sales C».. Inc., 500 Oregon Blag., Portland, Ore. tf-sn(2) PRACTICAL NURSING SOLICIT ed. Have had years of expori- enc. Mrs. Helen Swanson, Cottage Grove, Oregon, Lorane route, phone 20F12. m5-30p(2) (?X r D OF The Owl Says: Likewise, anil also, anil however, but; he wore out his trousers not with standing. We will repair, alter, or elean and press your suit, sanitarily and ‘ satisfae- torly. 410 Main Street Phone 81 il MPERIAT 1 I Barber Shop 1 WE BOB, CURL ¿ND DYE H.-fIR Barber work in general ; special attention to children. THANKS. Quick and able assistance of . 630 Main P. S. Bukowski, Prop. FOR SALE—DESIRABLE HIGH friends and neighbors and the fire 1---- ■ ■ ----- >1 building lots between north Tenth department prevented what might G and Lane streets. Accessible to have been a bud fire Sunday after both streets. Mrs. Clara Burkhold noon. Wo sincerely express our Long distance hauling, piano er, 225 north Lane stree, phone thanks. moving a specialty. m5-26p(2) m23p Mr. and Mrs. VICTOB SHAW. R. C. Roney anil daughter Winni- 118-J. Any time—any where fred, Mrs. Clara Roney and Mrs. FOR SALE CHEAP—BELGIAN Hoyt, of Goshen, spent yesterday mare, six years old weighing 1500 at the home of Mrs. C. M. Parker, pounds. Is true and sound. Wright sister of Mrs. Roney and an aunt Chestnut Brothers, proprietors & Son, Walker, Oro. ml6-23p(2) of R. C. Roney. (Across street from 8. P. depot) Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thornhill, FOR SALE—ONE ACRE OF LAND Coal for Brooders under cultivation, five ■ room of Baker, who were enroute to F. C. degree nt 7:45 Tuesday STORAGE AND GENERAL Los Angeles to make their home, plastered house and garage, build night, March 24. Visitors cordially TRANSFER were guests yesterday and today ings almost new, for $2,500. Prop welcomed. By order of W. M. of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Adame erty situated one-half mile east of Offici» phone (J city. F. L. Hockett. ml6-23p(2) Solution of Puzzle No. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richmond Residence phono 155-T and son, of Gardiner, visited dur FOR SALE—MY PLACE AT 826 D 8 ing the week with relatives here. south Sixth street. Sherman 11 p E T e Wilkins, route 1, Monroe, Oro Word has been received here of [G ml6-26p(2) A e M U the birth of a son on Tuesday to gen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haymond, of TO IH Y L O N1 THE HOME SEEKER— I Central Point. The mother was choice lots 50x114, accessible to t rai R N Miss Edna Boyd, daughter of S. W. north Tenth and north Lane streets. O s Boyd, of this city. Any Kind Any Time Some have beautiful evergreen mi E T a Mrs. W. D. Miles, of Portion 1, treos, others clear. Those streets T PRICES RIGHT who had been a house guest at tho are very popular and are rapidly Terms: Cash □i H R E E. A. Lilly home, returned hone building up with homes. Hard T R A W A yesterday. surface and macadam roads mako lN E, E |A T E Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Metcalf and these building lots desirable. Terms. Phono 124 L f23m26p(2) Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Lebow motored C]|ira Burkholder, 225 north Lane t street, phone 118-J. m!6-26p(2) to Eugene Saturday. ■ » The second team of the Cottage FOR SALE OR TRADE—TRAILER, Grove high «chool defeated by one well built and strong; will carry point the first team Friday evening 1000 pounds. Very reasonable if in a grudge game, the Bcore being taken at once. Call at 1849 west They are money makers 15 to 14. The first team was n Main street,Chas. Boner. m!9a2p(2) One of the largest and best blocks in the state. Selected the lead up to the last minute Ray Nelson. Vroonian Franquette strain, well grown, also select, line and the game was close throughout. PLOWING OR HAULING DONE Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mrs. H. W. William Teal in building a new of the commercial layered Filberts. Have n complete motored to Eugene yesterday and Titus, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Nichols promptly. Missouri Allen on Mrs. Frank Smithson, of Eugene, line of all other nursery stocks—apple, pear, cherry, ml9 23p spiAit the day with their daughters, and Mrs. Frank Dickson motored | home on Second street. - with her sister, Mrs. Emma Groom, south Sixth street. Dr. W. E. Lebow gave a paper prune, plums, small fruits, berries, etc. Miss Neita apd Miss Lois. to Eugene Wednesday and brought of Yuba City, Calif., who is visit FOR SALE—IMPROVED RANCH Mrs. F. M. Woodson and daugh home Robert Mills, who had spent on *1 Child Dentistry” Saturday ing in Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Our stock is well grown. Our prices are right. Send east of town, on graveled road, ter Maryilvn and Mrs. Audrey the week with his grandmother, evening before the session of the J. T. Sanders, of Eugene, were half mile to grade and high school. now for prices, etc. Thirty-five years in business. Eilenburg and son Larch, of Har Mrs. S. E. Howe. Mrs. Titus and Southern Willamette Dental society guests yesterday of Mrs. M. P. Eighty acres, priced to sell. Good held in Eugene. Dr. H. W. Titus 1 j Garoutte, a ■laughter of Mr*. terms. Box 2611, Cottage Grove, also attended the meeting. A ’ Smithson and a sister of Mrs. I or call at 251 old Pacific highway CARLTON, OREGON I Dr. Hagen can cure dizziness Sanders. I north. ml9 23p Howard McFarlan i, son of Mrs. Mrs. Myrtle Saltsman han re r i Charles McFarland, is suffering opened the Saltsman cafe which FOR HALE—DODGE TOURING II ear, in good condition, for I with the mumps. was closed for a week on account Mary Jane Class has filed suit of the death of Mr. Raltsinar;. sale by Billy Hall Service Hta ml923 2flp for divorce from her husband . William Kaltsman, of Long Beach. tion. Almon F. Class, The couple were! Calif., i here anti will hi* WAHHING, IRONING AND HOUHE married iu Canada December 14,; mother. cleaning by day or hour. Mrs. 1915, anil have no children. ■W— O. W. Davis, 55 old Pacific high 25 bars Sunny Mon C 1 [.00 5 bars laundry soap yCn way. ml9 23p High class radios at Long & Fred Ernst Dies. 1 can cleaner free V day soap.... V 1 Cruson. Fred Ernst died Saturday morn William Porter, of Forest Grove, ing following a stroke of paralysis. FOR HALE—BALED HAY, »15 per ton. Mrs. John Hull, phone who was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. He had suffered two similar strokes | 37F5. ml9 2«p(2 11 bars laundry soap Cflz» $1.25 soap value and Ci 1 [.25 Bert Hand, returned home yester some time before. Funeral scr 2 cans cleaner freevW 75e basket free J day. Mr. Porter and Mr. Hand vices were held yesterday afternoon WE HAVE DATES IN MAX’ AND I were friends in Illinois. at the chapel, J. Sams officiating. June on which we can book Miss Crystal Robinson arrived The body was taken to Han Diego, your order for baby chicks, from 22 bars white wonilei Thursday from Portland and spent Calif., for interment. Mrs. Ernst single comb White Leghorn hen*, 2 bars double ir-Jkl.OO $1.25 soap value anil CM [.00 the week end with her mother, accompanied the body ami will Large type, bred to lay large market basket free*!? J fined soap free—. x remain in Han Diego to visit at white egg». Mrs. M. V. Phillips. Price« right. Mrs. Rustic shiplap dimension, Large the home of a daughter and es Waldo Miller, Disston route, phono and small timbers. Blue Mountain pects to make her home there as 1F12. inlOtfc Lumber company, L. W. Peters, soon ax she can diapore of the LADIES RUFFERING WITH ANY phone 123-L. m23a9p(2) property here. female weakness should tiy Dr Mr. Ernst was bom May 20. 1848 The Nelson De Young and Hugh Swan’s homeopathic pasti les. For This w the time of year you erave fresh vegetables and in Germany. Ha name to the Milligan families motoroil to Frank naie by Mm. 8. M. Hansard, ro some varieties are scarce. We have the following in lin yesterday and visited the Wil- United States at four year» of cently of I^ebanon but now of age, nettling in Wisconsin, wham fresh today: I liam Wooden family. m23a2p(2) he spent a large part of hi« life. Cottage Grove. Marvin Smith and Peter Nelson He married, the wife dying a CELERY RHUBARB PARSNIPS motored to Melrose Saturday to number of years later, He moved I HAVE 3 DWELLINGS FOR CARROTS ASPARAGUS CABBAGE sale. If you want to buy, see join their wives and spend the to Idaho where he wan married a GREEN ONIONS LETTUCE ____ TOMATOES A. L. Woodard. m23a2p(2) wook end with Mr «nd Mr. F I. CAULIFLOWER GREEN PEAS SPINACH MKV«U U*H>, ¡.I*’ wife •UFVi » iui,. It » a good school. The rates reasonable Smith, parents of Mr. Smith and There were no children from either REWARD FOR RETURN OF Mrs. Nelson, whom the women union. OUR SCHOOL WILL CONTINUE IN 8FSSION ALL THROUGH Mr. and Mrs. Emet re man ’■ black pur«« lost Wednes had been visiting for a week. All moved to California and came to THE SUMMER MONTHS. day evening, March 18, at about returned last evening. Cottage Grove nine year« ago, first 6:30 near Sixth street railway Our new office and ware residing on Hilk Creek. They crossing. Purse contained about The Store That Appreciates Your Trade house is just north of the depot. moved into the eit/ about two »7, keys and I. O. O. F. fob. H. D. 992 vV.¡lamette St. Phone 666 Ku gone, Oregon. Visit us. Godard & Randall. ( years ago. Whitlock, 729 Sixth St. m23 26p(2) Chestnut Transfer A. F. & A. M jo c J o I S a I 1 The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery WOOD 0 ■ d r [ Quimby Bros. PLANT GRAFTED WALNUTS CARLTON NURSERY CO. Soap Sale! K nowles & G raber This Week at Smith Short Grocery HARDWARE 6 Bars Mission Bell Toilet Soap Cottage Grove 48c : Oregon FRESH VEGETABLES . WE CAN TRAIN YOU A Secretarial, Bookkeeping, or Steno graphic course in our school will prepare you for a good position. Smith-Short Grocery EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE 1
