The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, April 02, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextCOTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925 PAGE FOUR Corvallis, left this week for Mon at their homo Saturday night, with | «lancing as the diversion. mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lancaster and Mrs. Anna Hoffman and Mrs. (Special to The Sentinel.) March 31.—Miss Forest Schnei Hillman, of Eugene, were week end I children, of Blue Mountain, visited der, who was attending school at guests of Mrs. Amanada Sears. Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lan Richard Hanna was at the J. R. caster’s sister, Mrs. George Foster. Mrs. La He Ils Stewart and Mrs. Cooley home Sun«lay afternoon. Mrs Amanda Sears and Miss ’ (’aidwell, of Cottage Grove, spent Laura Riley were in the Grove Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Kate Fisher. Sears accompanied them home for Mrs. 8. P. Shortridge was !over Sunday. guest Sunday of Mrs. Sailing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost, of Blue Cottage Grove. SPECIALIST Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost, in Internal Medicine for the ; Mountain, were at the W. D. Heath ’ home Sunday evening. Blue Mountain, spent Sunday with past twelve years Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harold Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher. and little daughter and Mr. and Mr. and Airs. Clem Sarff and DOES NOT OPERATE Mrs. Graham, of Eugene, motored Mrs. Hughes, of .the Grove, visited up Sunday afternoon to the home | Sunday afternoon Will be at of Mrs. Harold’s cousin, J. R. | Mrs. A. T. Beidler. OSBORN HOTEL Cooley. TUESDAY, APRIL 7 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales were i Office Hours: DORENA at the U. S. Bales home on Rat ‘ 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Creek Tuesday of last week. (Special to The Sentinel.) Mrs. J. H. Pon ford, of Thornton I , March 31.—Mr. and Mrs. S. ONE DAY ONLY Corners, visited Mrs. Waldo Miller I j Van Schoiaek, of Alpine, spent No Charge for Consultation 'Sunday and accompanied Mrs. Mil Saturday evening at the W. P. ler to the Claude Arne home to Van Schoiaek home. Dr. Mellenthin is a regular see Mrs. Arne. Grant Bales was brought home graduate in medicine and sur Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boss, of the Sunday from a ^Eugene hospital, gery and is licensed by the Grove, spent Sunday with Mr. and where he had been for some time. state of Oregon. He does not Mrs. C. A. King. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Garoutte and operate for chronic appendi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sears, of children moved out to the Garoutte citis, gall stones, ulcers of Cottage Grove. an<l Mrs Eutheria Brothers sawmill Monday. Do we ns and Louise Layng visited stomach, tonsils or adenoids. Floyd McLin returned to Mon He has to his credit wonder Mrs. Amanda Sears Sunday. mouth Sunday, after spending the ful results in diseases of the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nye, of Eugene, week end at the home of his par stomach, liver, bowels, blood, Mrs. Martha Lane and daughter cats, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McLin. skin, nerves, heart, kidney, Blanche, of Corvallis, , aad Mrs. An 8%-pound son was born bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, Harry Castle visited 1 Mrs. Claude March 26 to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. weak lungs, rheumatism, scia Arne Sunday. Mrs. i Arne’s con- Da in ewood. tica, leg ulcers and rectal dition is unchanged. Mrs. Roy Van Schoiaek and son Mr. and Mrs. Win. ] Haupt have Delbert spent Monday in the Grove ailments. Below are the names of a taken n little boy from the boys’ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. few of his many satisfied pa and girls’ aid society, of Portland, Win. May ben. to live with them. tients in Oregon: Miss Faye McLin left for Rose W. D. Heath was a Cottage burg Sunday to accept employment. Hedwiek Wilson, Gold Beach, Grove visitor Saturday. Ore., varicose ulcers. MOUNT VIEW Coming to Eugene Dr. Mellenthin Frank Koehler, The Dalles, Ore., stomach trouble. Mrs. E. C. Hammock, Myrtle Point, Ore., goitre. Mrs. John McCue, Lakeside, Ore., appendicitis. Henry Westfall, Ontario, Orc., nicer of stomach. Mrs. E. C. Bates, Baker, Ore., eczema. O. M. Richey, Boring, Ore., heart trouble. Louis S. Steiber, 326 E. Bu- chanan, Portland, Ore., ade- noids and tonsils. Remember above date, that consultation on this trip will be free and that his treatment is different. Married women must be ac companied by their husbands Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. ■a2p Rubber stamps. The Sentinel. THORNTON CORNERS. (Special to The Sentinel.) March 31.—Mrs. A. E. Foster an<l •laughter, Mrs. Alleman, of Divide, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George Foster. Mrs. 8. P. Shortridge and son Clifford went to Eugene one OVO- ning last wook to visit Mrs. Hhort ridge’s daughter, Mrs. James Mnust. Mrs. Kate Hears mid Mrs. Frank Hears, of Cottage Grove, were guests Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. J. W. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Joo Preinnzzi, of Htar, spent Saturday evening at the Louie Premazzi home. Mr. and Mrs. Willian entertained relatives from the Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wai. Stroud enter tained a number of the neighbors Tone Up, Purify In the Spring Every woman knows that her house has to bo cleaned thoroughly every spring, During winter, dust, dirt and germs aecummulato in the corners, under the rugs, in the curtains “an” every place. Just so with your system—it should be given a 1 thorough cleansing, purify ing this i spring. HOLLISTER’S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA will do the job slick and quick. It will dean your system, freshen and purify you all over—you’ll enjoy living, ent better, sleep bettc feel better.—Kem’s for Drugs. ~HM| Vhe Jhe. GENUINE GENUINE Si . Evertast Wash Fabrics CANNOT FADE! EFORE you plan any wash dresses for yourself and your children, come in and examine our display Everfast Wash Fabrics! You will find here a full range of beautiful Everfast fabrics in a fasci nating array of colors. All Everfast colors, however deli cate their tints, are guaranteed not to fade. Buy EVERFAST and make it into dresses, rompers, smocks and suits. Let them be worn in the blazing sun or the salt air of the shore. Send them to the laundry for scrubbing, even boil ing, week after week. Nothing can fade the lovely Everfast colors. B We guarantee that Everfast Wash Fabrics are absolutely, of Fast to Soap and Boiling Fast to Sun and Weather Fast to Perspiration and Urie A oil Fast to Everything they encounter, t dress, blouse or suit fabric For every yard of Everfast which, for any reason, does not hold its color* we will cheerfully refund not only your money, but also the cost of making tfa| garment as well. Ask for a sample of Everfast. TakH it home and test it by boiling, by expo sure to sunshine, or any way you like* to prove to yourself that the color if absolutely fast. Helliwell 6? Marksbury ~ □ □□□□□□□□nnnnnnuQ□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a SILK CREEK. WANTADS n□ March 31.—Charles Trembly is suffering ' with an injured hand □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ which (r ! sliver became imbedded. in Features you would expect to find only in higher priced cars Long semi-elliptic springs—dry plate disc clutch, requiring no lubrication—extra strong rear axle with banjo-type housing—beautiful Fisher bodies on closed models — all models finished in beautiful colors of Duco — one piece VV type windshield on closed models! These are hut a few of the quality features of construction of the new Chevrolet—features that you would expect to find only on high priced cars. Touringor * C RiMd.ter C Coupe -’715 Coach-*735 8 edan — 'S25 HWIwa TV.. u.J D ik WX.. I. Fuwie Hallo un Tir«# and Spacial Artillery Stand- Balloon Tir«» «ad Dl»« Wh««i» Standard for Economical Transportation BEAULIEU & HARREL Repair Shop QUALITY A T —Buick L O VV COST FOR SALE OR TRADE—TRAILER, The Ellsworth mill has been idle well built and strong; will carry a few half days awaiting logs. 1000 pounds. Very reasonable if The Fradie families have moved taken at ouco. Call at 1849 w-CBt to their houses at the Ellsworth Main street, Chas. Koner. m!9a2p(2) mill. Mr. and Mrs. S. Burcham visited LADIES SUFFERING WITH ANY at the Babcock home the first of female weakness should try Dr. the week. Swan's homeopathic pastilës. For Franklin Owens m*de a trip to sale by Mrs. 8. M. Hansard, ro the Grove Saturday. cently of Lebanon but now of Mr. and Mrs. Gaubcrt returned Cottage Grove. m23a2p(2) Saturday evening from Aalem, I HAVE 3 DWELLINGS FOR where Mrs. Gaubert’s mother is sale. If you want to buy, see very ill. Mrs. Speaks was quite sick Mon A. L. Woodard. m23a2p(2) day but is improving. FOR REN T—HOUSEKEEPING Mrs. Wickendol and daughter and sleeping rooms. 356 Adams Edna spent Sunday afternoon at avenue. m26a2p(2) the F. A. Green home. Mrs. Amber Babcock returned FOR SALE—LIMITED NUMBER Saturday evening from a visit with of dahlia tubers of many va friends in Lynx Hollow and Cot- rieties. Mrs. Edgar King, Cottage tage Grove. Grove, phone 9F22. m26a2c(2) BLUE MOUNTAIN. FOR SALE—HR TIMBER, 24% million feet, close in and con March 31.—Miss Agnes Layng, of venient to handle. For sale on account of administration. Call Mount View, spent the week end at 1564 Ash avenue, Cottage with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Duerst. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost visited Grove. m26a2p(2) Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim FOR SALE—GOOD A8 NEW 18 Fisher, of Thornton Corners. inch disc for *16. Claude Arne, Mrs. Nelson Whipps is visiting phone 1F4, Cottage Grove, Ore with Mr. and Mrs. F. Whipps. gun. m30a2p Mr. and Mrs Bob Allen, of Cot tage Grove, were Sunday guests FOR SALE—RESIDENCE ON of Mr. and Mrs. John Alien. south First street. Modern. H. A. -Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle spent Morse. m30a9p(8) Sunday at the Claude Arne home Mount View. i S f TY CENTS A DOZEN FOR at " young roosters. Feed them table SAGINAW Scraps and have cheap ekicken dinners. Bring boxes. Roy 8. March 31.—Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hands, phone f 1F2. m30a2c Allen and family, of Sutherlin. WILL TRADE CHEVROLET" ^“*ed »< »h« Judson Allen nn<l touring car whiek has been run W. A. Witcher homes over Sunday. Mrs. Harry CotteT, Mrs. Lois less than 4,000 miles and has 1925 license for 1 ton Ford truck. Call Mooilv and Mary Ellen Neat were I Mr. at 999 south Sixth street. a2-6p up from Eugene Monday. Cotter, who recently underwent an WOMAN UNEMPLOYED WILL operation, expects to come home do day work. Call at 944 Chest the last of the week. nut avenue or write P. O. box 292. Jess Burleson is visiting at the ®i‘X- a2p home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs A. J. Burleson. FOR HALE—1924 FORD COUPE, .1. W. Matthews is slowly recov has hardly been used. Will take ering from a very serious illness cow on deal. Car can be seen at with erysipelas. Woodson Brokers garage. E. H Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bede and Dustin, Diastoa route. a2 6p laughters Beth and Elise visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and I CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH, Mrs p w MeHinney. dental gold, platinum and dis carded jewelry. Hoke Smelting A GOOD DODGE TOURING CAR Refining Company. Otsego. Miehi for rale rheap Billy Hall Servira «•“ a2tfe(t' ¿Stetioa. a»«»p Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage Grove a newspaper which emi nent authority has stated to be one of the best country newspapers published anywhere. :T1 Home Owners' Hearts Are Happiest Save and build a home in Oregon Security Savings and Loan Association Eugene, Oregon (Under State Supervision and Control) Charles 8. Hall, Agent CLASS A SAVINGS Guaranteed to Mature in 112 Months Monthly Deposit Annual Deposit Total Guaranteed Deposit Earnings Guaranteed Cash Value $ 7.00 $ 84.00 $ 784.00 $ 216.00 $ 1,000.00 10.50 126.00 1,176.00 324.00 1,500.00 14.00 168.00 1,568.00 432.00 2,000.00 17.50 210.00 1,960.00 540.00 2,500.00 21.00 252.00 2,352.00 648 00 3.000.00 24.50 294.00 2,744.00 756.00 3,500.00 CLASS B SAVINGS Guaranteed to Mature in 180 Months Monthly Deposit $ 3.50 2.00 5.25 3.00 7.00 4.00 8.75 5.00 10.50 6.00 14.00 8.00 Annual Deposit $ 42.00 -I- 63.00 84.00 -|- 105.00 4~ 126.00 “h 168.00 + Total Guaranteed Deposit Earnings $ 630.00 $ 1,000.00 555.00 1,500.00 244.81 1.260.00 740.00 326.40 1,575.00 925.00 408.01 1,890.00 1,110.00 489.60 2.520.00 Guaranteed Cash Value $ 370.00 163.20 945.00 ' ' 1,480.00 652.80 2,000.00 2,500.00 3,000.00 4,000.00 « DI RECTORH AND OFFICERS J 08 H KOKE, President J. B. BELL, Director Koke Tiffany Company, Lane County Abstract Co., Eugeni', Oregon. Eugene, Oregon F. N. McALISTER, A. A. ROGERS, Director lst Vice President Cashier First National Bank, Vice Près. U. 8. National Bank, Eugene, Oregon Eugene, Oregon E. O. IMMEL, W. C. WA8HBURNE, Director and Counsellor 2nd Vice President Près. First National Bank, Potter, Foster * Itnmel. Eugene, Oregon Junction City, Oregon F. G. STICKELS, DAVID M. GRAHAM, Director «errata ry-Treasurer Retail Merchant, Sec. Trans. Security Savings A Eugene, Oregon Loan Association GEOROE H. MeMORRAN. O. B. KE88EY, Director Director Près. Commercial State Bank, MeMorran It Washbnrne, Springfield, Oregon. 1»gene. Oregon (Safety and Conservatism)