The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 28, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1925
law which he shall bo permitted nnnnnnnnnan.n annona
to evade.
Mondays and Thursdays
j The libertine may wish to pick
Publishers the law which he shall be permitted
Bedo & Smith.
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....... Editor to evade.
Elbert Bode.....
And by the time each of us has
The Tuesday Bridge club held
A first class publication entered at
Cottage Grove as second-class matter selected the law which he shall be its regular 1 o’clock luncheon this
permitted to evade, we shall have week at the Gray Goo.se tea room,
Business Office... ..... 65 North Sixth little law observance left.
with Mrs. F. L. Grannis as hostess.
The Progressive Business Men’s ' The centerpiece of the tattle was
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
club has started a good move. Law a pretty bouquet of mixed wild
By mail (Cash in advance)
I observance by the majority of so- flowers artistically arranged in a
One year....$2.75 | Three months .80 called respectable people is the
cards
Six months.. 1.50 | One month..... 50 I surest way to bring about law en­ green glass basket. Score
served also as place cards, Fol­
forcement and moral conditions lowing the luncheon the hostess
BY CARRIER
,
1
« .30 | such as the great majority of us t took the guest« to her home, where
Ono month...... —--- -------
. 1.10 believe should prevail.
Four month», in advance.
I the nfternoon hours were pleasant­
1.00
Six months, in advance...
Of course the members are old- ly spent at bridge. Mr». R. S.
.
3.00
One year, in advance......
fashioned, but a little of the gooA : Lasswnll won high honors. Wild
old fashioned stuff is likely to flowers were the attractive decora­
Member of
prove good for us. We are a trifl«* tion» of the rooms. Mrs. B. G.
National Editorial Association (too progressive in many ways.
Koehler was an invited guest of
Oregon State Editorial Association
the club.
Oregon Newspaper Conference
I
The editor of the Gohl Hill News
was struck by lightning a few
Mrs. George O. Knowles was
OLD FASHIONED BUSINESS
days ago—and he was affected hostess Tuesday to the O. L. H.
to honor the memory of
MEN.
much as he would have been affect­ club at its regular afternoon of
all
our brave heroes who
Th« member» of the Progressive ed had a delinquent subscriber paid . five hundred. A tempting two-
have
given their lives in
Business Men ’s club of Portland a ten-year subscription. He went course luncheon was served at the
i
close
of
the
card
session.
Cali
­
down
and
out.
Commenting
upon
must be old-fashioned. They have
defense of our Elag, our
adopted resolutions pledging them­ the incident, the editor said: “Say, fornia poppies made an attractive
Country and our Liberty.
friends,
that
’
s
the
way
to
die
—
it
centerpiece
for
the
table
and
they
selves to law observance and pledg­
ing themselves |o urge other« to do didn’t hurt a bit until T woke up.” were also placed about the dining
Rhododendrons were the
likewise. T*hey declare that the That is the way it is going to be room.
preservation of these United States with a lot of us. The only dif- artistic decorations of the other
depend« upon greater respect for ferencc will be that the flashes rooms. Mrs. D. H. Hemenwny will
THE* QMAllJY’iTosr-copy sqtvicc
he hostess for tho next meeting,
the laws under whose protection will be with us when we awaken.
•Tune 9.
we live, Not a new idea but not
—»—
It is a pleasure to have the op­
a bad one.
Mrs. Horb«*rt Eakin was hostess
Law observance alone is stressed portunity to pat Governor Pierce
MOJNT VIEW.
in the resolution. Nothing is said on the back. We must admire tho yesterday afternoon to the Presby­
about law enforcement. Law ob- backbone ho displays when mawkish terian missionary society. Mrs. F.
E.
Mendenhall
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
.servance by the great majority nppaals are made to him to inter­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
will bring about, law enforcement. vene to save the necks of those Trask, who attended tho Willamette
May 2«i.—A* is. George Layng
Observance of tho law by the who were in no way restrained by valley presbytery hold recently in j spent several days of last week
great majority will strengthen the sentiment when they planned to Albany, gave reports of the with her daughter, Mrs. Georg
meeting. Mrs. Riehar«lson gave an Duerst, at Blue Mountain.
¡inn of the law. Law« can not take th«» lives of others.
interesting talk on southern moun­ J. A. Schneider ami Miss Forest
be enforced when a great majority
are engaged in concocting way« of
Daring flyers wing way to top ! taineers, with whom she neighboreil Schneider were Cottage Grove
defeating the law.
of world, screams a headline over 1 for many years. The rooms were tors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Boss,
Each of uh may have some par­ a news story from New York. attractively decorated with largo
poppies. Dainty refreshments were Boss’ mother, who is spending
ticular law which he wishes to dis­ That wait several days ago, but I served.
regard. The larger number prob­ they haven’t arrived here yet.
summer here, Miss Lots Boss
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boss
ably wish to overstep traffic regu­
About
forty
member»
were
prns-
lations. A large number wish to
The st-ito is approaching the limit ent at the regular njeeting of the nicked at Oakland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath spent
evade the prohibition law«. And of its capacity to finance higher
Methodist ladies* ‘aid society yes­
tho larger number of these who e<lunntiun.—The Oregonian.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
terday
afternoon
for
which
Mrs.
wish to evade these lawe are con­
Fisher at Thornton Corners.
sidered respectable citizens and the ECIIOED FROM THE CORNER. G. B. Arnest, Mrs. D. W. Sturges,
Miss Selma Miller accompanied
Mrs.
Charles
Cooley
and
Mrs.
Ed
bulwarks of the communities in
Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Goff, of Cot­
Conner were hostaases. After the
which they live.
(Oregon Journel.
short business session the nfternoon tage Grove to Eugene Sunday to
But the murderer may wish to
It huppenod at the “ kicker« ’ hours were pleasantly spent socially. attend Evangelist Benham’s meet­
pick the law which he shall be per table.” “Jdy sister,” said one of The rooms were transformed into ing.
Louis Layng an<l Walter Dow
mitted to evade.
the men, “must have an escort if n pretty garden of wild and cnlti-
Tho thief may wish to pick the she walks on Washington street vnted flowers, Refreshments of ice ens were Cottage Grove visitors
Thursday evening.
from Broadway to Fifth. Otherwise cream and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs. George Layng and
she will be insulted by the ogling
stares and whispered comments
i
of
Mrs. C. C. Cruson entertained Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Heath were
street corner loafers, Where are the M. P. G. club Tuesday after­ at the J. A. Schneider home Mon-
the police!”
noon at a picnic at the foot of ! day evening. •
Mrs. Amanda Sears was a Cot­
II I EKI.Y PHO G ILI M
A physician retorted, "I discount Cerra Gordo as a diversion from the
your complaint 7.3 per cent. Most usual form of entertainment. Tho tage Grove visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wright ana
of the young women, and some of afternoon hours wore pleasantly
Eriilay, May 29
their elders, who walk on busy i spent socially. Delightful picnic children, of Walker, visited Thurs­
Last tim«*
day evening with Mr. ami Mrs.
business streets in Portland have ! refreshments were served,
The
“NORTH OF 36”
put themselves beyond insult, Thoy I hostess was assisted by hrr sister, W.‘ I). Heath.
Mrs. Amanda Sears, Brison Sears
dress in such a manner that they Miss Minnie Wilcox.
A <*<>iii|>aiiioii pieturi* to
and Miss Laura Riley spent Sunday
leave nothing to the imagination, i
The t’overe<l Wairon,
are so noticeable they have
Mrs. Gertrude Whitsett nnd in Eugene with relatives.
with «Jack Holt. Ernest Tor­ Thoy
Mr. and Mrs. «J. R. Cooley at-
coa.sed to attract notice.”
W. A. Wnril entertained the meni-
rence, Lois Wilson and
The first speaker again took up bers of the junior high track team ; tended grange meeting at Goshen
Noah Beery.
Thoy were accompa­
tho cudgels. “My sister doesn’t at dinner Tuesday evening nt the Saturday.
Our gang coniedv
dress or act conspicuously,” he j homo of Mrs. Whitsett.
Rhode- nied by Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W.
said.
■‘Cradle Itobhers”
dendrons were artistically placed McFarland ami Mrs. P. H. Magee,
“
And
that,
”
replied
tho
phy
­
about tho rooms anil were used as of Silk creek.
and Crossword Puzzle.
Mr. and Mr». Fred Guggisberg
sician, “is just tho reason she the centerpiece of tho table, A .1
attract.« notice. Lot a girl with J ditional guests were Halton Waril and family visited Sunday with
Saturday, May 30
Mr. Guggisberg’s sister at Leona.
rolled stockings, short skirts, peek- | and Robert Harrington.
“THE SPIRIT OF TIIE
The Mount View" school closed
a • bon waist and over confident
—♦—
Friday and finished Monday with
U. 8. A.”
munner puss nloi»g ami she won’t
Joel Branson nnd his sister, Mrs.
get a second glance. But if a Wheeler, and the latter's «laughter, a picnic near tho riyer.
You’ll see fliousaiuls of
Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Cooley vis
woman
dressed ns they used to of Dunsmuir, Calif., who were en­
...... |>s iu action on the fair
dros$, 1 with skirts to the ground | route home from Aberdeen, Wash., ited Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dorward
field« of Erance.
at Gowdyville Sunday.
Aeroplanes battle iu mid air. nnd collar to the ears, came along, were luncheon guests Monday of
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve VanSchoiack
you’d hear n buzz nil along the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller, until
Aviators plunging to their st root. ”
and
children, of Heppner, who are
recently of Aberdeen, Wash.
doom from out of th«» clouds.
visiting Mrs. VanRchoiack’s par
Are you for dress reform! If so,
——
Millions of shells turning
with whose viewpoint would yon
The LaComus club will hold its ents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry VanScho
the world into a flaming
agree!
regular meeting Tuesday nfternoon iack, at Fairviowj visited Sunday
afternoon with Mm. Amanda Rear».
inferno, it has everything:
at the home of Mrs. C. J. Kem.
(fottaflr (Grovr Sentinel
■ so ci err I
Sun Alon., May 31—Juno 1
Emil Jannings in
“THE LAST LAUGH ’
The picture for the whole
family! It has every!hing
love, humor, pathos, action
—and it’s clean.
A new kind of a picture.
There are no subtitles to
read. The story does not
need them.
And a comedy.
Tuesday, .him* 2
Bebe Ihmiels in
“MISS BLUEBEARD '*
A frolicsome Erench fare«*
that steps on the laughing
gas ami stirs up fun at a
smile »minute clip
And a comedy
Wednesday. June 3
“DANGER”
with an all star east,
A tluillingly spectacular
play of the West and
wilder days.
And a e* •medv.
Thursday, June 4
“THE TURMOIL”
with an all star east.
A trouble maker n misun­
derstood sun a deceived
girl—a deluded father—
sueh are tin* elements that
make the picture.
Comedy nnd
International N M
<a
Salesbooks. The Sentili»*!,
ENDOWMENT
FUND COUPON
Store Closed All Day Saturday But Will Be Open Friday Night
Our Store Will
Remain Closed All
MAYTIME UNDERSELLING OF
SUMMER COATS AND
DRESSES CONTINUES HERE
SATURDAY
Very attractive ensemble suits,
“Palmer” made, dress of printed
silk and all wool peroi twill coat
with lining to match the dress,
price ...................................... $32.50
ARCADE Theatre
Drama! Action! Love!
Pathos! Humor!
And a comedy.
Shopping Made Easy at Umphrey & Mackin’s
With Good Selection of Stocks — Come Today!
Lovely silk dresses, short sleeves,
attractively trimmed collar anti
sleeve trimming to match, price
each....... •z . .... -........................ $11.50
“Palmer” made summer coats,
priced........ ...
$14.50 to $29.50
DAINTY WASH FABRICS
FOR SUMMER DRESSES
HERE IN ABUNDANCE
40-inch fast color dotted voiles
—a wide range of colors, a
yard ..................................... ,49c
36 to 40-ineh figured voiles,
enameled voiles, glass beaded
voiles, a yard...........55c to 75c
45-inch “50-50” bordered voile
and silk anti cotton crepe, a
yard (very new).......75c to 85c
STURDY TRUNKS AND
LEATHER LUGGAGE
HERE FOR VACATION TIME
When you re traveling
want well made luggage
„„__ and
luggage that will carry your
things securely and safely—
every piece of goods in this
section of our store is recom­
mended for its strudy construc­
tion and handsome appearance.
All trunks made with 3-ply
veneer body which does no!
crack or split, priced...........
...................... $8.50 to $30.00
Automobile trunk in 28 inch
size, each............................ $6.95
Suit cases and bags priced. ..
$1.95 to $12.50
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Children’s Brown Leather
Sandals, “Star” Brand
Quality, a pair........... $1.45
A
GOOD
MEN’S SUMMERTIME FURNISHINGS
■re tire some new things of timely interest.
—new silk woven, non stretch belts, bright attrac­
tive colors, priced................................................. $1.25
—a score of new cap patterns, all-wool tops, silk
lined, hand tailored, each...............
$2.50
—plaid silk socks in grays, blues, browns, tan, etc.,
priced a pair............................................................... 75c
—new silk plaid shirts with collar attached,
priced .................................................................... $5.00
—new colored band sailor straw hats, each..... $2.50
—new crepe rubber sole oxfords, a pair........... $5.00
—new silk bow ties, plain and reversible..35c to 50c
THE QUALITY STOfiE-cooo
service
Men s Ventilator Lace Ox-
fords, stitch down soles,
a pair........................ ..... $2.95
SHOW.
It has been quite a time si nee a
good tent show played in Cottage
Grove, so th«* news that VV. .1. Har
vnll’s original “Uncle Turn’s Cab­
in’* company is to «•: hibit her«* on
Wc«lnes«lay, Jun«* 3, will bo w<*
com «1 by our citizen:..
W. J. Harvell has off«*red h
production qf “Uncle Tom's Cabin
to th«» public for th* pn«t thirty
year* «and has b«***n recognized ns
the only manager who produces
the time honored drama in its
entirety, Played just as written,
not one line, act, scene or character
omitted, using spectacular scenic
effects and wonderful mechanical
devices. Positively tho most per­
fect cast and production ever of­
fered of Harriett Beecher Stowe’»i
fanv 11s story.
W. J. Harvall’s company numbers
x
nearly fifty people and a train of
Burroughs Bookkeepers! Get motor cars, trucks ami trailers are
Every kind of loose leaf
this mammoth
ledger sheets. The Sentinel.
your account sheets and blanks used to transport town
to town,
aggregation from
Hay it with printers’ ink.
XXX at your home print shop.
Playing in their big waterproof
tent seating more than 2000 people.
—8:15 p. m.. Fifth and Whitenker.
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Building Materials
LUMBER, SHINGLES, BEAVER BOARD, BUILT-INS
—whatever your needs in Building Materials—we can supply
them at the lowest figure quoted anywhere, All guaranteed
products. Quick delivery.
Cottage Grove Manufacturing Co.
If It Is Made of Wood, We Can Make It.
For contribution to tho American Companion of French
Legion fund for disabled nnd or­
and English Housewives
Disaster.
“Were you over in a railroad
phans of veterans, nnd Doernbeeher
It Is said that the French work­
disaster f ”
Memorial hospital for children.
ing woman's only thoughts concern
“Only once. Then I kissed
food nnd money.
She certnlnly
wrong girl going through
AMERICAN LEGION,
manipulates the former with great
tunn d.”—Lehigh Burr.
Cottage Grove, Oregon:
skill and. as la well known, her sav­
I want Io help.
I enclose my ings are the backbone of her coun­
try. Whenever a fresh loan Is
Rubber stamps. The Sentinel
check for !__ .........._ ..........._
floated In France long queues of
housewives are always waiting out­
N \ MI :
side the banks with their money.
In running a household In France
Address . ...
one soon finds out that the maids
must be well fed. They will put
Why Not Install
Fill in this coupou and mail to up with sleeping accommodations
That Bath Room?
A. Bartell or F. L. Grannis. which British maids would not tol­
Wuter facilities, sanitation and
Make checks paynld«» to Tho erate. but there Is no compromise
all plumbing requirements in a
Ane.-rican Legion
on food, says a writer in London
are now ob display
Answers.
new dwelling or old comprise a
A cook, though she will keep her store.
part of th<* structure that needs
pots nnd pans tqaitlessly clean, will
careful
and detailed attention.
styles,
master
work-
not wash a floor with much zeal. Original
I am at your beck and call.
* The hardest-working French worn manship, real Para rubber and;
Th ■ la'st of service rather than
en. It Is Interesting to note, have, attractive prices an* the out­
profit is my aim.
ns n rule, perfectly kept hands.
French women tell me that there standing features of this ex-
Is more love lu a French home than •luflive mermaid millinery.
In a British one, anil that they an* Fhe Carmen Kap, a new model,
Oflcc on North Seventh St.
more concerm*d with the family
is one of the most original. It
well being than we are.
Gonalp, largely keenly critical In is made in nti Onyx design of
character, la rife among better-clnss six distinctive colors, beauti­ a ■ ■■■■■■■■■■I
Of every kind printed at
French women. Their talk. IndeetL
Is criticism, criticism, ami always fully marbeled, and ties in
home by the Home Print
rrlticlsin. There is Jealousy f**r the Spanish bandana style, as pic­
Shop.
woman who looks ulce and laughter tured hero.
Mn. H. A.
for the one who doesn't. A French
woman will not admit to age until
Always give your Home
honest
It is really upoi* her. Then, social­
Offira
Print Shop first chance
ly, site becomes Indeed a buck nuiu-
M ircalUnc
30
bar.
Manirnring
at all your printing.
Rea.
Spirit Is said to be the keynote
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of a Fremli woman's character.
Sliampootng
Armed with It, she never admits de­
BobMng
feat. whether In the world of com­
Hair Tinting
merce or of conquest
And this
■ French Paver va.«
spirit, with which she "downs” a
C. J. KEM, Prop
rival, enables her also to dns-r on
Cottage Grove,
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her husband to fame and fortune.
Business Is Good
Swim Kaps
for 1925
Burroughs
Bookkeeping
Forms
The army oT
campers is pre­
paring for its
annual vacation
pilgrimage into
the great open
spaces. Better
join the throng,
but first equip
yourself with
an efficient
camping outfit.
We have it for
you. Be sure
to see our .Mill­
er auto beds
uid Coleman
camp stoves be­
fore buying.
J. S. STEWART
Sanitary Beauty
Carmen Kap
75c
KEM’S FOR DRUGS
The Sentinel
Store closed all day Saturday,
Memorial Day
BRESSLER Eurni.ihers
& SON
Cx.mplcf*' House