The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 16, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1925
PAGE TWO
to have turned out more or less □□□nnnnnnnnnnnnnnn informal afternoon of five, hundred.
A delightful luncheon was served
a dud after all. Some of the
the clone of th«* card session,
Mondays and Thursdays
ladies wore thoir hats to church, I
i at
Spring flowers were tho artistic
and explained that they did not
Publishers
Bede & Smith.
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ decorations of the to ble, while
....... Editor know a hatless day had been con­
Elbert Bede—
templated. Anyway, the town and
Mrs. W. J. Woods was hostess paper irises were the room deco-
A first-class publication entered at the church received some valuable Tuesday afternoon to the M. P. G. rations.
Cottage Grove as second-class matter advertising abroad through the club at its regular meeting. Fancy
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Miss Gwendoline Mooney and Will-
work and social conversation, the
Business Office
-55 North Sixth proposal.—Eugene Guard.
The Guard is in error. There usual diversions, were enjoyed. At lace Bernarr Brainard, both well
was
no dud. The women of the | 5 o’clock the guests were taken to known among the young folks of
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
church went through with their ! the Gray Goose tea room, where the city, were married Tuesday
By mail (Cash in advance)
They re­
One year....$2.75 I Three months .80 stunt to a woman. Hats were worn a delicious luncheon was served. afternoon in Eugene,
Six months.. 1.50 | One u-tù
“ only by four or five who were not The table was centered with a turned here yesterday afternoon
month ----
—. .50
STYLE NO. 5578
members of the church and who did pretty bouquet of salmon sweet and expect to make their homo
BY CARRIER
Exactly
as illustrated on the
...$ .30 not know what was on—or off. peas and blue and white for get- here.
One month....
left—made*of fine russia calf
_ 1.10 The men complimented the women me-nots mixed with green. Place
Four months, in advance.
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"Star Brand Shore
leather, kid covered heel,
_ 1.60 so highly for exposing more of cards had been cleverly designed
Six months, in advance...
Lynx Hollow Society.
Art Betttr"
goodyear welt sole, priced a
._ 3.00 their faces than their chins that to represent doughnuts to recall
One year, in advance......
The Community club was en­
pair .................................... $5.75
they may continue the innovation to the minds of members their tertained Wednesday of last week
Member of
indefinitely. Of course the women recent doughnut sale, from which by Mrs. Mary Smith, of Walker,
STYLE NO. 5908
National Editorial Association
Oregon State Editorial Association of Cottage Grove are tho finest the club realized between $35 and assisted by her 'daughters Mrs.
Illustrated
on the right, me­
hat-
looking
in
the
world,
whether
M.
A.
Horn
and
Mrs.
Clyde
Wright.
$40
for
tho
benefit
of
the
proposed
Oregon Newspaper Conference
dium low heel, black patent
less or otherwise.
In connection with the usual work,
playgrounds.
leather, a very attractive style
$>$>$>■
a shower was given Mr«. Cody
THE ORIGINAL WIG WAG.
at a moderate price, each _n
In tho good old «lays of the long
Miss Elinor
Mrs. W. E. Mayos entertained l’entico, newlywed.
$3.95
pair ......................... .
skirt wo severely criticized the at dinner Monday evening at the Nixon and Francis Horn enter-
An Italian professor believes that
Style 5968 same as above but
girl who adoptod bloomers. In I this homo of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. tained the company with pinno
ho has proved that in early pre­ day of tho short skirt we more
brown russia calf, a pair $3 95
i
G. W. McFarland, in honor of Mr. and saxaphone music tin
Mrs.
historic days—before the first great severely criticize the girl
who Mayes and Mrs. Dale F. Hawkins, Horn sang a solo. A number .were
Oregon rnist in which only Noah
doesn't wear them.
the occasion being their birthday guests of the club, among them
STYLE NO. 9571
STYLE NO. 5717
and his family escaped, even before
anniversaries. A large nest cen­ being Mrs. Cody Pentico, •Mrs.
candidates for office started prom­
illustrated
below on the right—new
Illustrated
juM
below
on
the
left
—
black
As
tered with a birthday cake was the I). P. Caldwell, MYs. James Grooms
ising to reduce taxes—all beings n
patent leather, black patent enameled heel, brown russia calf leather, ankle strap, low
centerpiece of the table and the nnd Mrs. Charles Jackson, all of
were provided with caudal appen □
rubber heel, priced a pair ................... $4.50
gQodyear welt soles, priced a pair...... $6.00
Dainty refresh­
favors were Easter baskets filled Cottage Grove.
dagos in place of the power of □
n with Faster eggs. E-ister colors ments were served.
speech nn<l that in those days □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a
were used for tho room decorations.
Gordon Silk Stockings Here to Match or Contrast Your New Shoes
human beings made their wantH
Mrn. Lynn Violette nnd daughter, The guest list included the honored □□□□□□nnnnnnnnnnnn
known in much tho same way that Miss Ermine, were Eugene visitors
□
guests,
Mr.
Hawkins,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
□
Gordon Silk stockings’ have
dogs of today wag their tails to
approaching □
yesterday.
Thomas Quinn, Bob Stacey, Miss □
"Star Brand Shore
been sold by us in Cottage
"Star Brand Shot!
show anger or joy or other eon
Art Bttttr"
EVENTS
□
□
Art Better"
Lloyd Swanson is suffering with Rita Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. G. W
Grove for many years, to
dition of mind, That must h"vc
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□
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McFarland.
tho
mumps.
women
Who
require
the
very
been how tho idea arose of
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best in quality hosiery and
Mrs. B. It. Job returned yester
Tho Tuesday Study club will hold
ing of a story as a talc. Tho pre
Mrs. George Matthews enter­ its regular meeting at the home of
Gordon silk stockings are still
historic wife probably wagged to day from Lebanon, where she
tai noil her Sunday school class of Mrs. S. L. Mackin, with Mis.
winning new customer friends
her neighbor tho information that spent the week end as a guest of
tho Presbyterian church at an Mackin nnd Mrs. George Matthews
for our hosiery department—
her hubby had sprung a new one Mrs. George Waggoner.
Easter ogg hunt Saturday nftornoon
we are showing Gordon stock­
tho night before to explain hie.
George Allen returned yesterday in tho hay barn nt the flour mill. as leaders.
ings in fashionable shades in
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absence from the family domicile to his home at Anaconda, Mont.,
Mildred Bennet and Beth Bede
the following price ranges.
until tho wee small hours.
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler will <
after visiting here since December tied for the largest number of
Pair.. $1.00, $1.50, $1.95, $2.50
If some of tho folks of that at tho homes of his sister, Mrs.
tain
the
Past
Matron
’
s
club
Tn drawing straws
day talked as much as some of C. M. Jackson, and his brothers, eggs found.
Both was tho lucky one and re­ day afternoon in the J>anquet
the folks of today, they must havo Elmer and Wesley Allen.
of the Masonic temple.
New misses slippers just ar­
had tails long enough to wrap •Mrs. Carl King and two ilangh coived a novel crate of Easter eggs
<$ <$> <8>
as
a
prize,
Picnic
refreshments
rived in fine calf, patent and
around themselves and use for fur tors, of Toledo, are visiting Mr.
The Toujours Prcto club will meet
THE QUALITY store - coop service
were
served.
Tnvitcd
guests
of
the
kid, priced.... .$1.45 to $3.50
coats.
King’s father, C. B. King.
class were Miss Olivian and .Tulia next Wednesday evening with Miss
Jessie
Sanborn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Melhnse Ann Smith, of Portland, who were
Following a discussion of the
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fallacy of permitting six months to and son Billy and Mrs. L. K. visiting hero over tho week end
Mrs. N. E. Glass will be hostess
with relatives.
I
’
helps,
of
Klamath
Fulls,
and
Mrs.
ellipse between the primary election
Tuesday afternoon to the LaC'omus entertain the H. D. H. club next
<$>
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
and tho general election, the Eu Florence Cassidy, of Grants P ush ,
club.
A family reunion dinner was
Wednesday at its regular evening
gene Register asks: “Hinco parties left today for their homes, after
held Easter Sunday at tho J. H.
are practically dead in Oregon, a few days visit with relatives.
of five hundred.
Bennett home. Those present were
why hold two eloctions at allt”
the H. O. Bennett family, Mr. and
Mrs. Kezlah Veatch Dies.
Mrs. Keziah Veatch, of Creswell, Mrs. Fred Bennett, Mrs. Carrie REPORT OF THE CONDITION OP THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The Cottago Grove proposal for
AT COTTAGE GROVE, IN THE STATE OF OREGON, AT
pioneor
of 1864, died yesterdny Bomar, tho Boh Allen family, Mr.
an Easter innovation whereby all
CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL 6, 1925.
I and Mrs. Herbert Whitlock and
following
n
wtroke
of
paralysis.
the women of the Christian church
son,
Ernest
and
Glenn
Bennett,
«’pH •
Funeral
services
will
be
held
at
2
would g<> to church hntless, seems
RESOURCES
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from i Mrs. Esther Woodward and Miss Loans and discounts.... ....... .................................. ....... .. ................... ...$311,392.73
Nellie Stiles. The lutter is of Sun Overdrafts, unsecured ...............
the Presbyterian church here.
...
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623.28
Mrs. Venteh was born January 2, Francisco and is spending the sum­ U. S. Government Securities Owned:
1843, at Milford, W. Va. With mer nt the homes of her grand- Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par
value) ..... —............... ..........
$ 12,500.00
her parents she moved to Schuyler > parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ben­
county, Mo. Sho was married to nett, and of her uncle, H. O. All other United States Government securities (in­
cluding premiums, if any)__ _________________ 141,059.44
153.559.44
Needs constant care to prevent LaFayette, M. Venteh in April, 1864. Bennett.
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the soreness of chafing front Shortly after tho wedding they
hoc bonds, stocks, securities, etc...................................................
215,376.11
perspiration, and the irritation crossed the plains to Oregon, settl­ Miss Goneviovo Woodard and Of
21,000.00
Banking house. $16,000.00; furnitur« and fixtures, 5,000.00
Miss
Ila
Mason
were
hostesses
ing
in
this
vicinity
in
October
of
mid inflammation of prickly
Real estnto owned other than banking house...............................
3,699.42
Saturday
afternoon
to
tho
King
’
s
heat.
that year.
Mr. Veatch
55,033.1 7
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank...................................
Hernld Bnnd at its regular meeting Cash in vault and amount due from national banks ...................
157,767.77
Don’t use ordinary
< ” _ “
Talcum 1903.
Powder because there is a Hhe is survived by a daughter, which i was held in the basement Checks on other banks in the same city or town as report­
1,147.7«
special Toilet Powder made Mrs. Adolph Benter, of Creswell, of tho Methodist church. The ing bank......................................
158,915.53
Total of two preceding items.
and three sons, L. Wilson Veatch, rooms were artistically decorated
especially for Baby’s use.
Dayton, Wash.; William L. Veatch, with tho Easter colors, The study Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer and duo from U. 8.
625.00
Treasurer ...........................................................................................
Myrtle Point, and Elbert R. Veatch, program wns on China, with Miss
«11.52
An
Klamath Falls. There lire twelve Frances Mackin in charge.
grandchildren and six great grand Easter ogg hunt was held and
....$921,436.20
Total.
children. It. M. Veatch, of this dninty refreshments were served.
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city, is n brother in law. ntiil Mrs.
LIABILITIES
Keith Smith, of Lorane, and Miss Capital stock paid in.................
J. Q. Willits, Mrs. D. H. Hemen
4 25,000.00
Depend upon your local Southern Pacific
25,000.00
agent for aid in making your vacation plan*.
way, Mrs. Adeline Knox, Mrs. Ti- Mary Dent, of this city, were mar­ Surplus fund____ —_________
J 10,219.39
It’« high time to be thinking about them.
liatha I. Saltsnian, Mrs. .Too Young, ried last evening at the homo of Undivided profits____________
10,143.29
76.10
Less current expenses paid
Mrs. R. M. Mosby, of this city, the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Charles M.
And he i« thoroughly informed. He can advice
12,500.00
Reese. Tho ring ceremony was per­ Circulating notes, outstanding..
you intelligently alxjut vacation spots of especial
are nieces and O. O. Veatch
850.00
Certified
cheeks
outstanding
charm and how best to reach them.
formed by A. ,T. Adams, pnstor of
John and James Wallace
416.79
Cashier’s checks outstanding...
tho Christian church, only niembors
He’ll gladly supply you with all booklets, and
Total of two preceding items..... .......
1,266.79
is just wonderful for Baby nephews.
of the families being present. The Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to re­
complete, accurate information regarding
during the hot weather.
Returned to Reform School. couple expect to make their home
serve (deposits payable within 30 days)
Fares Schedules Routes
It is made from the finest Girls
552,263.19
Individual deposits subject to check............ .................. -....... —•
Catherine Clark and Marguerite hero.
Italian tale, and contains Warden, tho two girls taken here
Reservations, etc.
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Certificates of deposit duo in less than 30 days (other than
soothing Boric ____
23,882.90
Acid ___
and a week ago with Fred Slater, have Mrs. Victor Kem entertained the for money borrowed).... ................. —------- ------------ --------------
Your local agent is eager to serve you.
Stereate of Zine.
been returned to tho reform school Elmartes club Tuesday afternoon State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge
38,315.82
Slightly perfumed with anti­ in Washington from which they at its regular meeting, Bridge was of assots of tins bank or surety bond.---------------------------
Phone Main 8800 or call at
of demand deposits (other than bank de­
septic Oils, selected particu­ had been paroled. Slater is serving tho diversion and a tempting two Total
posits) subject to reserve, three preceding items. 614.561.91
larly for their healing prop­ a term in the county jail for con course luncheon was served nt the Time deposits subject to reserve (payable after 30 days, or
erties.
4th at Stark
tributing to the delinquency of a close of the card session. Orchids
subjeet to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings)
1,600.00
in pretty arrangement centered the Certificates of deposit (other than for money botrowed)----
In the special container that minor.
luncheon table and wore also about Other time deposits_____________________________ ____ ______ 228,806.82
can be opened or closed with
2.657.39
tho rooms.
Additional guests of Postal savings deposits--- ----------- ----------------- ----- ----- ---------
one hand.
President Campbell Returns.
Total of time deposits subject to reserve, three
tho
club
were
Mrs.
W.
A.
Garoutte
Tiny Tot Toilet Powder is only P. L. Campbell, president of the and Mrs. Earl Garoutte.
preceding items__ ____________________________ 233,064.21
University of Oregon, has returned
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$921,436.20
to his home in Eugene from spend
TotaL.
About 15 relatives of Mrs. TI. O.
F
ing several months in California
for tho benefit of his health. Mrs. Bonnett honored and surprised her State of Oregon, County of Lane, as:
I, T. C. Wheeler, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn! ly swear
| Campbell and his nurse were with Monday evening, the occasion being
! him. While his condition is ini Mrs. Bennett's birt idnv anniver­ that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
sary,
by
going
to
tho
Bonnett
homo
T. C. WHEELER, Cashier.
I proved, tho long trip fatigued him.
for a social evening of five hun | Subscribed and sworn to before
Correct—Attest :
U. J KEM, Prep
HERBERT EAKIN,
dred and music, Refreshments of 4>ie this 10th day of April, 1925.
Cottage Grove,
;
Oregon
Salesbooks. The Sentinel, x ice cream and cake ware served . Homer Galloway, Notary Public.
N. W. WHITE,
O.
O. VEATCH. Directors.
(My commission expires 3-14-1928.)
at a late hour.
r
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The Tuesday Bridge club hold
its regular 1 o’clock luncheon this
(For a limited time only)
week nt the homo of Mrs. G. C.
Drott. Orchids and ferns were the
artistic centerpiece of the table.
At tho bridge session Mrs. Scho-
field Stewart secured high honors.
Friday, April 17—“BAB­ i comedy t which proves that
Mrs. B. G. Koehler was an invited
BIT" presented by an all husbands aren’t as bail
..I as
guest of tho club.
star vast. The story that they’re supposed to be—
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tells the truth about you. they’re worse. Comedy “His
Mrs. Daniel Haniant had as din-
Comedy “The Boilers."
First Car,”
ner guests Friday Mrs. Otto Gil-
Sat.,
April
18—“THE
Wed.. Anri! 22—Neal Hart
strap and son. Mrs. Lillie Crow,
CI.Ol’D RIDER" starring in “LAWLESS MEN " A
Miss Virgie Crow, Mrs. Netta Pen
the greatest daredevil stunt mystic melodrama of the
nington and Mrs. Earl Atkinson,
aviator in the world, Al West. Comedy “Her Boy
all of Eugene, The occasion was
Wilson. Comedv “Running Friend."
the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Wild."
Pennington.
Thurs.. April 23- Regin­
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Sun Mon., April 19 20— ald Denny in "THE KECK
Just when you motorists are counting the days
Mr. and Mrs. W. \. Garoutte
Norma Talmadge in "SE­ LESS AGE." Comedy and
until you can hit the country trails with the find
entertained the following nt an
CRETS.” It’s a story of International News.
balmy days of spring, we are offering a free tube
Easter dinner Sunday: Mr. and
London and the American
Friday. April 24- ’ THE
with every Pennsylvania Vacuum Gup Tire—FOR
Mr». W C. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
far west in the days just
A LIMITED TIME ONLY.
M. P. i Garoutte. Frank Snodgrass.
following the Civil War TURMOIL." A big creamy
Berte Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. H. J
Comedy "Getting Trimmed." I slice of up-to-the-minute
American society and busi­
Better equip your car with a s. t of n..w tirr> to
Jorgensen, George Jacobsen and
Tu.s. April 21 Agnes ness life with a crash and
start the season with.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garoutte.
Avtes in “WORLDLY a smash in it Cross Word
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GOODS." A matrimonial Puzzle, and a comedv.
Mrs. H. A Miller entertained
tho O. L. 11. club Tuesday at its
Cottage <£»rore Sentinel
soci err
Four New Attractive Pumps
.Just Received at Umphrey & Mackin’s
zAtll Are the Star Hr and Çood Quality
City Briefs °
A Baby’s Tender
Travel Planning
—for vacation journeys
City Ticket Office
Southern Pacific
25c
*
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slRCÆSE Theatre
JKEEKL Y PROGRAM
FREE!
JF YOU are thinking of
buying a used car it will
be to your interest to call
and look at two Dodge Tour­
ing Cars WE have. They are
in fine condition and the
price is right.
A TUBE FREE WITH EVERY
PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM
CUP BOUGHT AT
Long Ê? Cruson
Service Garage
Cash or Easy Terms
Hall’s Garage
PHONE 64
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