The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 22, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY. Jl'NE 22. 1925
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Misses Emilie, Laura and Rose youthful human nature to insist
Ben Perini, of Anlauf, suffered
a broken leg Friday when he was Haldeman, in company with some on doing a thing because it is for­
struck by a timber while working Monmouth students, left Friday by bidden ?
Or do they do it became, all over
motor for Yellowstone park on an
Ion a barn at his home.
America, the bootleggers are doing
Dale Wyatt is spending a week outing.
kinds of daring things to evade
in the Bohemia district.
Shopping basket special Sat­ all
and defy the dry law, and, in a
Virginia Matlock, of Mashfield, urday at The Fair Store.
spirit of adventure, arc copying
who was visiting relatives here,
Tho A. H. Bend family, of the bootleggers and rum-runnersf
is spending the week with relatives Eureka, Calif., are visiting Mrs.
Or is it the spirit of this jazz
in Eugene.
Jack Matlock, who Bend’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. age, in which the ways and ex­
Ball.
Mr.
Bend,
engineer
in
th<
accompanied his sister from Marsh­
amples of worthy men and women
field, is spending the week with U. S. army, has gone on to Camp of the past are set ut naught and
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, to which point he has been many of the best and most laudable
transferred.
W. C. Johnson.
conventionalities and processes of
Genova and Alton Woodard are long ago spurned and rejected?
Fidelity and Surety Bonds. See
Hall & Lang.
tfc(2) | sponding the week at the ‘Walter
Newberg is a home town of cir­
Nelson Durham motored to Can­ Woodard camp at the home of cumspect people with the highest
standards of Christian citizenship.
yonville Sunday and brought home their uncle, Albert Woodard.
Car washing and polishing done The defiance of law’ by the boys
Mrs. Durham and children, who
nt Woodson Bros. Garage. j22-jy20p2 couldn't have come from any ex­
had been visiting there.
The Garoutte families are plan­ ample of their elders in that most
E. J. Howe was taken to Eugene
Friday for examination by the ning a family reunion picnic to excellent community.
probate court and on the following be held in the near future.
S. L. Godard and Herbert Vihit-
day was taken to the state hospital
lock left today for Salem, where
a t Salem.
will erect a school playshed.
Demonstration of the NEW they
They will be there until next week.
Culver & Anderson
model Radios at Ray Nelson’s.
Miss liny Godard, who is em­
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hurd, of
Jerry Lingo »and son Lyle, of
Eugene, were guests Sunday of Mr. ployed in Eugene, spent the week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arlington, Wash., on their way to
and Mrs. Frank Knox.
left
today
for
S.
L.
Godard.
She
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Miss Anne Daugherty, of Seattle, , Mr. and Mrs. Sol Davidson, of Beaverton to spend a week at the Cottage Grove, escaped without
so much as a scratch when their
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is visiting nt the home of her I Reedsport, visited yesterday at the
home of an uncle.
Ford coupe was crowded off the
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brother, W. H. Daugherty,
She : home of Mrs. Davidson’s brother
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Get the kiddies their fire- highway and went over ar
to return to Seattle the ! G. W. McQueen.
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The Fair Store.
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bankuient.
They completed
first of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Childs and works at
Mr. anil \h. A. C . Jewell and trip in ears accompanying
Sergeant Wilbur Sprny returned
Mrs. H. Veal, of Vernonia, ro- Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Keyes were
son were in Portland last week in which relatives were al:
from Camp Jackson for a few turned to her home Friday after Eugene visitors Friday,
attending the rose festival and their wav to Cottage Grove.
days last week to look after his attending the furneral of her moth­
visiting at the home of Mrs. Jew’-
work here for the Mountain States er, the late Mrs. Carolyn Imogene
ell
’s parents.
Hill,
Power company. He returned to
OU WOULDN’T
Mr. and Mrs. M. V.
camp Saturday.
Want to build or remodel your
LIVE in a com­ visited during lust week in Port­
Mrs. C. V. Jordan, of Newport, home but haven’t the money I All
land with Mrs. Phillips' children,
is visiting at the home of her right, seo Hall & Lang. We have
munity
that didn’t Mrs. John Keating Jr.. Miss Crystal
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Walker. Mr. the cash.
mytfe(2)
and Mrs. Jordan are former resi­
have a live newspaper. Robinson and George Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Chadwick,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Penland nnd
dents of this city.
of Eugene, attended the funeral
of
Mrs. Emily Schoeneck, mother of the late Mrs. Carolyn Imogene
You are interested in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott, and
Redmond, Washington; Mr.
of Mrs. A. Ralph Spearow, left Hill last Wednesday.
the affairs of your Mrs. Jerry Lingo and son
Friday for Utica, New York, where
Lola and Opal Henderson, of
This is a new open stock
Lyle, of Arlington, Wash., and
she will visit during the summer.
home community.
Lorane, are visiting with their
Portland,
.Merle
Scott,
of
Miss
guaranteed
pattern of
sister, Mrs. Ora Davis.
arrived today to spend ten days
James Haskins, who recently
There is only one newspaper with relatives. Harold Scott and
went to Myrtle Point, has been
that keeps you posted on Merle are daughters of Mrs. Pen-
forced to return to his home here
we have just received
ALL
the news of your com­ land.
because of illness.
f rom
Miss Ruth Bede has
and is on display, which
munity.
Have your headlights tested
week
Portland, where she
we can furnish in any
and adjusted.
Ray Nelson
at
the
homo
of
Mrs.
Your subscription helps keep
size set you desire.
Electric Shop.
Jr. and with Miss
a live newspaper in your com­ at the W. F. Hart home.
Charles Cozad, of Harrisburg, is
visiting at the home of his undo,
Miss Ruth Stewart and Cecil
—THE—
munity.
E. H. Dustin.
Caldwell motored to Winchester buy
Mary Young, a missionary to
yesterday.
Korea, visited Friday at the home
Mrs. L. McAboy and her «laugh
Mr. and Mrs. Verno Garoutte
of her cousin, Mrs. C. E. Stewart.
612 MAIN STREET
have returned from the coast, ter, Mrs. II. C. Schaefer, and the
She will return to Korea in August
where they went to attend the hitter’s sons, Robert nnd Franklin,
an absence of about eight
Than our Faultless pies, be­ : after
funeral of a brother of Mrs. arc plnnning to leave soon for
cause we use only the purest months.
Garoutte who was killed in an Palo Alto, Cnlif., to spend a month
Agnes Taylor returned Friday automobile accident.
| nt the home of W. E. MeAltoy, son
ingredients of the highest
| of Mrs. McAboy.
possible quality—the Pies from Salem, where she visited her
Fireworks
are
selling
fast
—
you get from us are as good cousin. T. C. Cunningham.
buy yours early at The Fair Lyle Little, who recently under­
Mrs. Louis Booker was in Eugene Store.
went an operation for appendicitis
and sometimes better than
Friday visiting her sister, Mrs.
home made.
Mrs. Stevenson, of Eugene, spent nnd who has been Tn n very critical
C. L. Kellogg, who recently under­
bo able to bo
the week end with her mother, Mrs. condition, will soon
Our scientifically construct­ went
brought home.
ed ovens produce baking | there. an operation in a hospital Jacobs, of Gowdyville.
Pastor J. 0. Orr left today for
perfection impossible to get
Lond & Cruson will willingly Seattle
C. H. Snider was a visitor in
to attend the northern
in an ordinary range.
Brownsville Friday nnd Saturday demonstrate a DeForest radio Baptist convention.
attending the 38th annual Linn or one of some other make.
The Leon Horehober family, of
Miss Neita Compton, of Eugene,
county pioneer picnic, held there
Seattle, arrived Saturday and were
spent
the
week
end
here
with
her
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
]joined by the family of Mrs. Hor­
j Mr.«. B. F. Johnson will leave in parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Comp­ ehober ’s cousin, Lee W. Peters, on
ton.
I a week end motor trip to the const.
a few days to join her husband
G. A. Sanders, Prop.
who is employed in Carlton. They
H. J. Shinn with Mr. and Mrs.
2 expect to make their home there.
I Fred Cummings, of Ft. Collins,
i Colo., who are visiting at the Shinn
Galloway writes insurance.
Jersey Maid butter—winner . The L. Van Vliet family re-
home, left today for Belknap
of «fold medal—ask your deal­ turned Friday from a motor trip
springs.
er.
jnl8-25c(2) to the coast.
The V. W. Shaw fnmily left
Is extended to those who demon­
A. Ralph Spearow is expected
foreman ____
for The
Dale Hawkins,
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strated their interest in the yesterday for Grants Pass, their
to return today from Independence,
former home, for n weok’s visit.
opening of our food products
where he has been on a business Sentinel composing room, wgs off
An eight-pound son was born
the
job
Friday
and
Saturday
on
market
by
paying
us
a
visit
trip for a few days.
yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
account of blood poisoning in one
upon Saturday, the opening day.
Mrs. Maude Thompson; sister of hand.
We solicit a continuation of
Cone.
Mrs. Calvin Smith, arrived here |
this interest and invito the in­
tn 8%-pound daughter was born
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
K.
Lawson
an>l
Thursday from Sheridan, Wyoming.
terest of others who have not
Sunday to Mr. anil Mrs. J. H.
This is the first time she has seen ’ son Kenton, of Wedderburn, who
yet called.
Ebert.
Mrs. Smith for 28 years. She will , had been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Stella Fonts and daughter
remain here until after the Fourth. Mrs. Lawson’s sister, Mrs. H. K.
Metcalf, returned home Monday.
anil son, Mrs. Glen Haney and Neil
Francis Parker,, of Westfir, is Mrs. George Kerr, also of Wedder­
Davidson, spent yesterday in Sagi­
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and burn, who came with the Lawsons,
naw at the O. Knight homo.
Mrs. C. M. Parker.
remained for an extended visit
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M
A number of Royal Neighbors
De Forest radio demon3tra- vrit*1 her »¡ster, Miss Esther Silsby. J. W. Jones, of the Oregon State motored to Marcela today to at­
tions at Service Garage.
Goitgr permanently removed with Motor association, was in the city tend the state convention of that
Mrs. Charles Hall left Friday out drugs or knife, and general today.
organization.
W. M. Hall motored to Portland
for Portland to visit with her health improved. Dr. C. R. Bloyd,
Mrs. D. H. Hemenway, who is
brother, Alson Dix, for a week.
(goiter specialist), First National Wednesday, returning Friday with in Portland visiting at. the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hand, of bank, Coquille, Ore.
jnl8-22p(2) Mrs. Hall who had been visiting her daughter, Mrs Carl Price, Ibad
her tonsils removed Friday.
Crescent City, are visiting here for
W. H. Blair is here from Port- there.
a few days.
• land renewing old acquaintances.
Gallstones cured by Dr. Hagen.
Mr. and Mrs. (.’heater Gaines, of
Mrs. Levissa Lee, of Finley, Hl., Bend, were week-end guests at
eason
and the C. E. Sills family, of Hop­ the F. C. Houser home.
kinton, Hl., arrived tho latter part ■ C. M. Eichler, Mrs. Malindti j
of the week to visit at the home Aubrey, Mrs Grace Thiel nnd Mrs.
One
of Mrs. Lee's son an«l Mrs. Sill's Emma Miller left yesterday to nt- :
brother, 0. W. Lee.
tend as delegates the state
Food fried in
Roderick Kerr and son John vention of the G. A. R.
motored to Portland Saturday to W. K. C. organization being
Amaizó has a
bring Miss Hazel Kerr, daughter this week in On-gon City.
of Rodori"V Kerr, here for a
crisp, even brown.
short visit.
Jazz or What?
Mrs. C. H. Skinner, of Eugene,
(Portland Journal)
was a week end guest at the home
Some Newberg high school neri
of her son, J. J. Preo.
iors thought it would be the thing
The Choicest in
Vegetables Fresh
Every Day
SEA FOODS
We specialize in having each day the lat­
est the market affords—and always fresh
and crisp.
Most every person relishes tasty Sea
Foods now and then. Like fresh Halibut,
Salmon, etc., or Lobster or Shrimps.
Always depend upon us for Sea Food—
fresh—when in season.
McQueen’s Grocery
Quality Market
Ca r O ver Em bankmen t;
No One Hurt
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Members of the Constellation
club and their families will hold
their annual picnic Thursday af-
ternoon. Cars «ill be nt Masonic
temple at 3 o’clock to tako the
women nnd children to the picnic
grounds and tho men will join
them after business hours. Cars
for them will leave temple nt
6:30.
An approaching Portland wedding
of interest here is that of Miss
Alico Evans to Floyd Boyles, both
of Portland, which is to take
place in Portland,
M iss Evans
was a teacher two years ago in
the Cottage Grove high school.
We wish to express our sincero
thanks to our friends for their
help and sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
The floral
tributes were greatly appreciated.
MRS A. L. VAN BLARICOM
ami family,
MR. AND MKS. A. HAND.
MR. AND MKS. II. VEAL
and family,
MKS. M. C.’ ROBINSON
and family.
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Mrs. F. M. Harding Dies.
Delight Vnllev, Ore., .fune 22.—
(Special.)-—Word reached hero Mon­
day of the death of Mrs. F. M.
Harding nt Salem. Mrs. Harding
was a sister of W. A. Keene.
Correct stylos always in wedding
and social stationery at the live
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Tho Keepers of tho Don will wire print shop.
hold their regular weekly luncheon
Thursday at the new Eugene hotel.
A theater party will follow. Some
of tho members will remain over
and will bo joined in the evening
by their husbands to attend the
Hhliner picnic.
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Miss Evelyn Vent ch and Mrs.
Cleo Morelock will entertain the
Ton ioti rs Prete club Thursday eve-
ning, .Tune 25, nt tho Roy E.
Short home.
Special hookkeepintr systems
of every kind. The Sentinel.
MPERIAT
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Barber Shop *
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WE BOB, CURL AND
DYE HAIR
NOTICE OF MARSHALL’S SALE.
630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop.
Fair Store
You Can’t Imagine
Better Pies
Never Give
Up Until
You’ve Tried
a Sentinel
Wantad
The Cottage Grove
Electric Bakery
assessment
amounting
vs.
< ’onscientions Stewart
Appreciation
Sterling Feed Co
R
Like the Vikings
of OLD.'
Men of iron
were the Vi­
kings — (jreat
explorers, far
travelers, fighting
their way to the
four corners rf the
world.
“ViAinj Tir— Will Do
y*a Many a G« m Í Tarw**
(»ore
CARD OF THANKS.
McGinnis
Motor Inn Service Station
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Watch our windows for Sat­ to take two half gallon jars of fig
urday 's special on shopping wine in a class excursion to Mult-
baskets at The Fair Store.
nomah Falls on the Columbia high
J. L. Beatty wan in Medford
Thursday on business.
Helen E. Beatty, of Walville,
Wash., who was enroute to Yreka,
Calif., spent the week end at the
homo of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. 3. L. Beatty. Upon her return
she will be met here by her father,
W. T. Beatty, and they will visit
briefly at the J. L. Beatty home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeWald
came up last evening from Canyon­
ville to attend to business affairs.
They will return this evening.
wav.
The danoupinont has boon expul-
sions, saspimsionM, the withholding
of graduation diplomas and the
resignation of the teacher who was
chaperon for th< j*rty. It is far
from the fir*t instance of high
school students coquetting with for
bidden beverage*.
f* there big
significance in this sort of thing!
What explanation would the boys,
in a heart to heart discussion of
the matter, make of why they
did it?
Formerly it was not the wont of
Ask for pure Jersey Maid but­ high school boys to be concerned
ter Smith & Short, jn18 25e(2) • with fig wine and moonshine. Do
Mine Sarah Olynne Perkins, 8- they do it now because they hear
year-ol«i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of high officials who do the same
Joe Perkins Jr., of Blue Mountain, thing?
Or do they do it because of that
fractured her collar bone last week.
She is getting along satisfactorily. fundamental but foolish trait in
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I
AMAIZO
is not a grease—
therefore it doesn’t
make fried foods
greasy. That’s why
mothers
so greatly
prefer it.
the
the
of
the
>r rn.-<h nt not,
•nent. interest.
cosls, subject
ivided by law,
foresnid.
m | this 22nd
I pmh than said
costs nini ne-
to redemption
the real prop
day of June,
Our policy has always been to
first do our work right; hpcoik I
to tnnkp the price hh reasonable
as possible. You will always
fool wo are conscientions in
our performances. Call us up.
We are glad to givo you an
estimate.
Repair work done
quickly.
Schofield Stewart
Phone 209-R
NORTH HEVENTH STREET
GREEN B. PTTi’HER,
Marshall of the Gitv of <*ot-
tane Grove.
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Oil-Cookstove Work
fORKING with a good
oil cookstove is cool
work and a “snap”—no fires
i to tend,—nothing but a match
' to light, a wick to turn and
you’re done! Noiseless, simple, uife!
By using a good <»il cookstove you
make your kitchen-work as simple
and “city easy” as it \hoald be! And
when your dealer recommends Pearl
Oil as the txU kerosene to use—he’s
right! Pearl Oil is specially refined
and re-refined so it bums clean! And
it won’t corrode metal—no oily smell
—nothing but bright hcat-produdng
Name.
“Kerosene” or “Coal Oil” may
mean any kind of kerosene— so insist
on pure, clean-burning “Pearl Oil”—
ask for it by name!
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CSM)
PEARL
OIL
(KEROSENE)
HEAT
LIGHT