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COTTAGF GROVE SENTINE!. THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1925 I No Spring Fever Here PAGE TTTRB1 Leonard Culver and Smiley Mor Don’t miss seeing “And Man-Made Earthquake Home Came Ted”, senior class ria returned Monday night irò in It Is believed that the numerous play, 8 o’clock tomorrow eve North Bend, where they had been small earthquakes recently reported ■ on business. ning at the Arcade theater. from the Midlands of England are □ Points That Interest You 8 Mrs. J. H. Heard is clerking at due to the handiwork of man. In Mrs. Roberta Smith, of Los An 11 ‘ geles, who was enroute home from ’he Burkholder & Compton store excavating for coal and Iron the n n I Drewsey, Ore., where she spent the in the place of Mrs. C. C. Fouts, miner cuts away millions of tons n ■ winter with relatives, arrived Mon who is remaining at homo with her of rock and coal and plies It on the ! day and is a guest at the home of son Neal Davidson, who has the surface, thus setting up all sorts of stresses. In July, 1013, dwellers ! her cousin, Mrs. H. A. Galloway. influenza. 1 near the coast of Carnarvonshire Mrs. Smith was a practicing phy Martin H. Anderson ret u rned were startled out of their sleep by sician in St. Louis, Mo., until the ■ Tuesday from a business trip to loud subterranean rumblings, while This institution’s building is being remodeled and WE provide an absolutely safe place past year, when she came west the Coos Bay country. the earth quivered over an urea of ! improved. many square miles. It was found to deposit your money, for the benefit of her health, 11 1 The stores of tho city are plan- that a considerable area of land ly WE are not an experiment but a For | pure Jersey milk, phone | ning to remain closed all day ! The front of the building is being entirely done ing between the Rivals granite 169-L. Our cows are tubercular- ’ Memorial day, Saturday, May 30. quarries and the shore had started grown really existing reality. ! over, and we ourselves shall have more banking WE return your money (all of it) on tested. myl4tfc(2) - They will remain open until late to slide seaward. The fact was that space for more business and even better service. the waste of the quarries which for demand. R. F. Forward was in Eugene Friday evening. i years had been dumped on this low WE are prosperous as well as prog- yesterday. W. C. Neal, employe at the Stan- er ground, had proved too much for ! No Spring fever is in evidence here. We are ressive and MERIT WINS. Airs. Carrie Ferguson Bonier will s dard Bridge company at Latham, It. and had set the whole ledge slid i getting ready for greater activity throughout the leave tomorrow for Peoria, Ore., sustained a crushed left foot the ing, producing a very good Imita WE give you the best of service as i Spring, Summer and Fall. ♦ to visit at the home of a sister. I latter part of the week when some tion of a real earthquake. the result of long experience. « She will leave there tho latter lumber fell on it. WE do not mimic or meet, but create, ? If your business isn’t better this part of the month for Kansas. J. L. Brogan, a prospector in the originate and raise. year, the reason probably is that ! Bohemia district, whose little finger The watch and chain in our WE have the largest capital, surplus up window will be given away I of the left hand was recently am- you haven’t done a sufficient i and profit account of any bank amount of judicious advertising in June 1 to the boy handing in | putated as a result of its being COTTAGE GROVE in this region. xxx the most covers of The Fair mangled when a gun which he The Sentinel. j was carrying was accidently dis- tablet—June 1. Mrs. Grace Denney and brothers, I charged, is recovering at the veter- Glen and Dalton Smith, of Los lans’ hospital in Portland. Angeles, visited during the . week 1 About - twelve members of the Boys!—turn in the covers of ■ the Fair tablet—the one having with their mother, Mrs. j Arthur Lions club and their wives will go to Medford Saturday to attend the n the most gets the watch free— Ishmael. Special communicntwn at 2 O. E. Woodson and T. C. Wheeler installation of a club there. n _ * . n The Fair Store contest closes o’clock Saturday for funeral of □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a June 1. left Monday for Mineral Springs, | J- H, Bennett, who recently sus- Brother H. B. Yancey. A large where Mr. Woodson owns a cattle tainod injuries to his face, was attendance is urged. The F. W. Hawkins family pic Mrs. H. W. Titus and daughter ranch. brought home from a Eugene hos By order W. M. nicked Sunday at Boswell springs. and son will leave Saturday for pital yesterday but was compelled A properly laid and surfaced They were met there by C. A. Portland to spend several weeks to return as he was not as fully Smith, of Roseburg, anil his wife, at the home of Mrs. Titus’ parents, floor is one of the most important □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ elements of a better home. I recovered as was thought. who had been visiting her parent.,, a A. and Airs. C. A. Hood. Mrs. Ella J. Woodard has ar- challenge the world on quality. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, returned o n Alisa Lois Compton returned Mon i Honolulu. Omer Moore. mll-18p(2) rived at a □ home with him. day to Eugene, where she is at □ □□□□□!?□□□□□□□□□□□ The Tuesday Evening Bible class Better have us look your car tending a business college, after the Baptist church is holding CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH, HEBBON. over now and save the Trouble spending thrbe weeks in the Burk of its regular meetings at the John | dental gold, platinum and dis Trips this summer. West Side holder & Compton store. Preo home, 644 Birch avenuo. carded jewelry. Hoke Smelting & (Special to The Sentinel.) Garage. For rent—pleasant furnished Oscar Newlin, son of Mr. and | May 11.—Those fronPhere taking Refining Company, Otsego, Michi Loren Harvey was confined to his apartments, downstairs, large ver a2tfc(2) Mrs. G. C. Newlin, fractured his part in the Sunday school conven gan. home the fore part of the week anda, shady yard. Mrs. R. 8. Trask, tion at Creswell Sunday afternoon FOR SALE—MODERN RESI- 48 south Fifth street. ml4-18c(2) left arm Monday while at play. with tonsilitis. The ladies of the Baptist were Mrs- Emmft Kelly, Mrs. Lydia ' donee on south First street. Phone Air. and Mrs. N. E. Compton Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson, of a20m28p(2) Gold Beach, who are visiting at motored to Roseburg Sunday and church will hold a cooked food Al<lri,18e> »ml the Misses Ada Gil 127-Y. H. A. Morse. ’ Lela KeUy> Della Murry and the home of their daughter, Mrs. visited at the home of Mrs. Comp sale Saturday at Smith & has Francis Welsh. FOR SALE—FOUR ACRES OF ml4e W. E. Lebow, will return home ton’s aousin, Mrs. H. W. Mercier. Short 'a. Mrs. Lena Powell returned from land in Silk creek vicinity, two Ferris Marks has bought a new Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cooper aceom- Saturday. the hospital Monday and is much acres under cultivation and remain panied them and visited with truck for hauling lumber. improved. der in pasture. Plank road running friends. N. J. Nelson Sr. and N. J. Nelson Mrs. Nancy Ward Gerard is through land. Is situated 5 miles attended a meeting of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hall were Jr. visiting her mother, Mrs. Belle from city and one mile from school the Oregon - Montana Oil company Eugene visitors yesterday. Geer, and other relatives. and church. OKcar H. Wheeler, evening in Eugene. The Sewer pipe, sewer connec- Monday Hazel and Bernice Thorne spent city, phone 20F14. m4-14p(2) meeting was for the purpose of I Saturday night with Ada Gilham. tions and cement. W. L forming a new company. Hubbell. Harvey Shipp and Dorothy Jessup 8. C. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS tf Did you know that all diseases visited Sunday afternoon at the to hatch May 15, $10 tho hundred. Mrs. Clara Burkholder and son R. C. Arne, phone 15F5. m7-14p(2) Charles and Miss Lois Compton of the eyes are curable without Gilcrist home. The Sunday school. took a col- spent the week end in Corvallis the aid of glasses or operation! eow(T) lection of $5.05 on Mother’s day LOST—BUNCH OF KEYS IN with Mrs. Bursholder’s mother and Dr. Hagen. leather key case, lost Sunday on N. J. Nelson Jr. has sold a used for the children’s farm home build streets. Phone 151-J. daughter, Mrs. Lydia Stouffer and ml4c Ford touring to Ira F. Mescher ing fund. Miss Belle Burkholder. and a used Overland touring to Mrs. Phoebe Young is home FOR SALE—A REAL HOME, NOT Galloway writes insurance. No Portland Printing Es C. F. Tanner. again. just a spot between two houses-— Amcil Hnwkins was confined to tablishment Has Anything There were 25 young people at Almost one acre with eight room H. W. Titus and W. E. Lebow his home the fore part of the week the Christian Endeavor business house—orchard and fine lawn. Sen on Us. with a severe cold. His place as will attend the meeting of the meeting and social Saturday eve tinel. — m!4p Southern Willamette Dental society truckman for the American Rail ning at H. D. Aldridge’s. to be held in Eugene Saturday Never send a piece of print way express company has been WOMAN WANTS WORK AS COOK the home print shop first filled by Merville Veatch. Mr. evening. ' at a small sawmill camp. Fannie ing outside until after giving The Ford taxi suddenly came to Lundy, 331 north K street. Hawkins suffered a hemmorage Quality Radios—Ray Nelson. ml4p the home print shop first Saturday, when his nose bled for Mrs. J. P. Graham returned Tues a halt in the middle of the street. chance. “What is the matter!’’ called FOR SALE—PIGS, SIX WEEKS over an hour. day from Portland, where she vis old,* also Jersey and Holstein the man from the back seat. ited with relatives. Radio Ray for Radiolag. cows. E. C. Lockwood, phono 8 or “ I thought the young lady said Ralph Spearow and C. L. Wilhelm Mrs. W. E. Mayes and Mrs. J. Q. 35F21. ml421p(2) ‘Stop’,’’ answered the chauffeur. Willits were Eugene visitors yes leave for Portland Monday to take “Well, she wasn’t speaking to a four-day course of instruction in terday. PLEASANT HOUSEKEEPING you, was she!’’ Miss Mary Ellen Benson has been insurance selling nt the office of rooms for rent. Mrs. E. C. Shay, tho Missouri Life Insurance con. elected to teach in the Curtin 305 south Sixth street, phono school with Miss Lenora Hubbell, panv for which they have recently 137-R. m!4p who has been reelected, Miss Hub become representatives. WANTED—A WOMAN ROOMER. bell has taught there for several Fidelity and Surety Bonds. Sec Mrs. L. McAboy, 145 south Sixth Want to build or remodel your years. Hall & Lang. tfe(2) street. m!4-18p home but haven’t the money! All L. W. Hunt has returned from “And Home Came Ted,” right, see Hall & Ijing. We have senior play, tomorrow at the California. His daughter, who woo the cash. tfe(2) By NELLIE MAXWELL seriously ill with spinal meningitis, Arcade. Miss Mildred Dugan spent the Elbert Smith and his father-in- is well on the road to recovery. week end in Portland with M rs. law, G. W. Myers, were in Eugene Harry Rcntle and Lester Carr For Evening Supper W. E. Callahan, nee Mildred War Monday. left yesterday by motorcycle for Afr/. H. A. H'agen OR the young people after sknt- ner, who was i employed several The certificate of the assumed Grants Pass, where they will visit Ing parties, wintry sleigh rides years ago in the 1 local telephone business name, Quimby Brothers, until Saturday at the home of Mr. .1 - —,” ,r. A— '¿ l -, ji ' ljü _____ ■ _____ - or coasting parties, or for food for exchange. I honest was filed Monday by H. E. and Rentle’s brother Dan. almost any party occasion, the fol Office Al Elledge, < of North Bend, is C. C. Quimby, v.ho are in tho fuel lowing recipes will be found help ■ Marcelling 30 Sprightly mysterious comedy ful. Manicuring visiting in the < city. Most young folks like to pre ■ and wood business. Res. “And Home Came Ted” at pare the food tliemselves and cook ■ Facial Massage 11S-Y ■ Mrs. R. L. Stewart and daughter Get your graduation presents at Arcade theater, tomorrow, Fri It, either over a chafing dish or In g Shampooing Margaret went to Eugene today to Mendenhall’« during his big day, evening by senior class. the kitchen. When making waffles _ Bobbing Evenings ■ spend the night at the home of sale. mil 21c(2) Airs. Alvis Wicks is expected borrow an Iron or two, for waffles ’ Hair Tinting by Appoint disappear rapidly where there are ® French Paper Curl Mrs. Stewart’s sister, Mrs. M. G. Mrs. Roy Leonard is in Marsh home Saturday from a Eugene hos- | healthy appetites. ment Dunn. field visiting with her parents, pital. Waffles.—Sift one and j>ne-quarter Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robbins, Mr. md Mrs. George Fullerton. ■ ■ ■ ■ I The following additional grade cupfuls of flour, one-half teaspoon ■ ■ who was here from Vernonia to Mr. Leonard accompanied her Sun teachers have been selected by the ful of salt, one teaspoonful of su attend the funeral of Mr. Robbins’ day as far as Roseburg, where school board: Miss Forrest Hehnei- gar, one-half teuspoonful of soda father, M. C. Robbins, returned she took the stage for the remain- der, Cottage Grove; Miss Lucile and add, slowly, one cupful of sour yesterday. Dilley, Goshen; Miss Thelma Wheel- cream or inllk. one-quarter cupful der of the trip. of melted butter, three egg yolks er, Monmouth. John Dahsen is confined to his i Mrs. Herbert Eakin is in Port Beat well and fold In the stiffly Better homes must be better beaten egg whiten and cook on a Any Kind Any Time home with appendicitis. land for the day. built. I plan and build to get hot waffle Iron. Serve with butter PRICES RIGHT Terms Cash I the maximum of solidity and ser and maple sirup. Creamsd Tuna.—Put six table vice out of the materials used. spoonfuls of butter Into a saucepan ; Omer Moore. mll-18p(2) add six tablespoonfuls of flour, one M. A. Faroumagin, a near east teaspoonful of salt and pepper ro Phones: Office 76, Res. 124 L relief worker, addressed the high taste. Stir Into a double boiler May p(2) with three cupfuls of scalded milk ; school student body this forenoon. cook until thick, then add one can - 4 Colonel Arnold and Major Budd, of flaked tuna fish and four hard n MEMORIES OF of the regular army, spoke to an cooked eggs cut Into bits. Serve on assembly of the boys of the high hot crackers of In patty shells. 8waotbr«ad Ramekins- — Cream school Tuesday concerning citizens’ With Gem Rubber Repair and parboil one sweetbread and cut military camps, which are open to Into small cuties. Melt two table The graduate—either boy or girl—looks upon his or her Supersedes vuicanixing for tire those not members of a military spoonfuls of butter, add three ta graduation day as one of the happiest events of bis or and tube repairing. Will quickly organization. bleepoonfuls of flour and pour on and permanently repair blow outs her youth. So much sentiment is attached to it—they 1 package of citrus. 1 package citrus granulated.:..... 30c gradually one cupful of chicken June 1 is the date when stock. of any size and do it more neatly will never forget it and its many activities. Reheat the sweetbread In Coffee, 1 pound can, Preferred Stock ............ 48c some boy will get the free the sauce; add one quarter of a cup than it can be done by vulcaniz watch for the greatest number ful of heavy creaor. whipped, one- ing. Will permanently seal blis They will always remember it if you extend congratu- 30<: can Lily of the Valley tomatoes......................... 25c of covers of The Fair tablet. half teaspoonful of beef extract and ters and cuts in tiros. For lationa with some of these Lasting Gifts of .Jewelry: 20e can S. W. tomatoes, concentrated.............. 10c Elmer Woods, of Drain, father salt and paprika to taste, with a lit valve pack it is equal in appear $1.00 brooms ....... .............. 75c Fill ramekin of Mrs. Louis J. Scholz, of this tle lemon juice For the Girl Graduate: For the Boy Graduate: ance and strength to the original SOAP—30 bars Sunny .Monday Laundry__ __ „__ $1.00 'city, is in a Eugene hospital. Mrs. dlahee, cover with buttered crumbs Wrist Watches, $10 up Cigarette Cases and bake until the crumbs are pad. It is made from the finest Scholz, who accompanied her father brown. grade of up-river refined Para Beautiful Strings of Cuff Buttons VEGETABLES AND FRUIT I to the hospital, returned last eve Cheese Souffle. Melt two table rubber and contains no fabric Pearls, $3 up Tie Pins ning. We have a most complete line of fresh vegetables. spoonfuls of butter; add three ta or foreign matter, is tough Gold Powder Boxes Rings. blespoonfuls of flour and, when and strong and guaranteed Walter A. Woodard has Imught Silver Mesh Bags, $7 •{¿E SRRIES—We arc receiving daily shipments of st raw- to outlast the tire or tube a new special Dodge roadster from wellenlxed. add one-half cupful of Diamond Brooches, $25 ber rries from Southern Oregon which are the best on scalded milk. fUasoB with salt, W. M. Hall. on which it is used. It is put arid $30 cayenne and one-quarter of a cupful the market. on cold In two minutes and vul E. O. Potter, prominent Eugene of grated, snappy 'beese. Remove Cut Glass Sets ami At attorney, will address the adult from the fire; add the yolks of canizes itself without heat and tractive Separate Pieces classes at the Presbyterian Sunday three egg», beaten until thick. Cool becomes a poet of the tiro or Silverware in Popular the mixture and cut and fold In tube itself. Your money refund vehool Sunday. Patterns Mrs. Clarence Htoneburg has been tho stiffly beaten whites of three ed if not as represented. Price Rings of All Kinds Cottage Grove,Oregon eggs. Pour Into s buttered baking $1 the can. Amazon Rubber, box ill luring the week. He daughter, dish and bake twenty minutes tn a Bracelets. The Store That Appreciate! Your Trade Lois May, is staving with her slow oven. Herve at once. 286, Cottage Grove. m7 11 15p aunt, Mr». R R. Meeks. <•. UM. WwUri N««»sa»»r U»l—.) ! ! Bank of Cottage Grove □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ A. F. & A. M. ° City Briefs □u □ u □ 8□ u n □ A □ □ “Broke” 8□ □ The n □ □ □ □ □ u First National Bank □ of Cottage Grove 8□ WANTADS SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK □ □ 8n □ □ n Competition □ □ □ □ In Quality, Range □ □ of Work and Price. 8 □ o □ n □ □ □ □ 8 □ □ Goods of Big Values Ladies’ house dresses 75c to 9^4 sheeting, a yard * 8«/2 sheeting, a yard Ladies’ silk hose.................... 79c to Ladies’ slippers, tan............................ Ladies’ slippers, patent leather Cottage Grove Sentinel KITCHEN CUPBOARD Sanitary Beauty F Shop $4.75 65c 55c $1.95 $4.95 $4.95 Misses’ slippers, tan and patent leather, per pair.................................... $2.50 to $3.25 Men’s oxfords, tan and brown, per pair............................... $3.85 to $6.50 Men’s dress shoes $2,95 to $7.50 Men’s work shoes............... $1.98 to $4.95 Men’s work shirts 59c to 95c Men’s suits........................ $15.50 to $32.00 Boys’ suits........................ $3.85 to $11.00 A Sentinel Wantad Will Get It for You. WOOD GROCERY SPECIALS Quimby Bros. SAVE OLD TIRES Graduation Day SATURDAY, MAY 16 STARRS Smith-Short Grocery Jewelry Store
