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PAGE THREE COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY. JULY 16. 1925 Mrs. Melia Currin And daughter . W. D. Landess an^ Mrs. Linnie W. L. Dickson, of Toledo, spen* the fore part of thi1 week at the* Alias Lula left yesterday for New Violette I ft Tuesday for Portland to attend the Elks convention. home of his brother, F. E. Dickson. port to spend a month. Mrs. Herbert Eakin and Mrs. Ray Dickson has return’d from Mr. and Mrs. S. I*. Godard were a visit in Portland at the home in Salem und Portland the fore A. L.* Wynne and sons Sidney and Henry motored to Portland yester of an aunt. He was accompanied pare of the week. day. home by his grandmother, Afrs. Theodore Baker and Mr. D. Stillwell, of Sutherlin, who spent Mrs. John Baker returned Tuesday Air. and Mrs. Charles A «Ta ms , thv fore part of the week with Mr. from Bend, where they spent the and daughter Adeline returned yes ami Mrs. T. J Hanna. : week end at the home of Mr«. J. T. terday from Oakland, Calif., where Science has won the war against theft. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Chaloupka Webb, a sister of Theodore Baker. | they spent a month with Afr. Adams’ mother and sister. Aided by its friends the police, science has been accompanied by Afiss Anna Ward, Ed Hibbard, of Chenowa, Calif., Mrs. Grant Tower and daughter inflicting more ami more casualties on crooks until of Eugene, left Tuesday for eastern a former resident here, visited Oregon via the XfcKenzie pass. it has the enemy almost completely routed. here briefly Saturday while enroute Mrs. Bernice Berggren and the 'latter’s children left today for Afrs. Claire Walkley, of Saginaw*, , to Portland to attend the Elks Newport on an outing. Because science has. proved its superiority over convention. is receiving treatment at a Eugene the burglar, this Bank offers you protection for Afrs. Al. F. Wvatt left today for The N. E. Glass family were in hospital. your valuables in its scientifically-protected vault. ! Centralia, Wash., to visit at the Afrs. Everett Sparks, who had (Portland the fore part of the week. home of her son Ernest. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McDonald been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G. Rent Your Safe Deposit Box Here Now— Aliss Eloise Atkins, who visited Williams, has returned to her home *an<l son Arield, of Myrtle Point, at the home of her aunt, Mrs. S. V. The Mere Peace of Mind Which Comes : who were returning from the Chris in McMinnville. Allison, has returned to her home From Knowing Your Valuables Are Safe Mr. and Mrs. Aferritt Eddy, of tian Endeavor convention in Port • in Portland. Portland, visited here during the land, were guests over the week Is Worth the Price of Rental. Miss Agnes Carter, of Portland, , <‘nd at the H. J. Shinn home, The week. i two families were neighbors in i is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Wil- The local Lions Cubs met the Nebraska. Mr. McDonald is a liani Bartels. * Corvallis Lions Cubs in a baseball I former pastor of the The Leonard Douglas family, of Christian game this afternoon at Stouffer i church here. McCloud, Calif., spent the fore COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON field. Mr. and Mrs. Hagen returned I part of the week here at the home Miss Ermine Violette is j Monday from a 10-day visit in of Mrs. Douglas’ parents, Air. and two weeks in Portland Portland. Mr. Hagen attended a ’Mrs. J. H. Bartels. Afrs. Bartels relatives. left yesterday for Portland and state chiropractors’ convention. I Kelso, Wash. Miss Ida Dagger, of Los Angeles, Mrs. R. R. Meeks and her guest, j Did you know that Dr. Hagen is a guest at the home of her sister, Avis Mathewson visited in Rose | ! Mrs. H. H. Douglas and daughter Afrs. William Haskins. can cure all diseases of the eyes burg Tuesday with Mrs. Meeks’ ' Janet, of Junction City, are guests Mrs. Elizabeth Atwater, of Port daughter, Mrs. Samuel Veateh. at the E. T. Blakely home. without the aid of glasses or oper William Ward and sons Kenneth ation? eow(T) j land, who had been visiting Afrs. Mrs. N. F. Owen and children, Alary Robinson and Mis. Mary and Dalton, Mrs. Gertrude Whitsett of El Pas<^ Tex., who had spent The Earl Baldwin family, whose Baltzor, left Tuesday for Albany. A business meeting of the Chris a month at the home of Mrs. and daughter Bernice returned tian Endeavor at Dorena will be home was destroyed by fire July 4, Tuesday from a week’s fishing trip A nine-pound daughter was born held at 7:30 this evening. All have moved into the former Loucks yesterday to Afr. and Mrs. Charles Owens’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas near Bend. returned home Tuesday. Wells, home on east Alain street. members and those interested in F. Gutcher. Weston Wqods, of Portland, is Edna V. Sullivan, of Los Angeles, F. E. Dickson, who had been in the work of the society have been accompanied by her sister, Mrs. visiting at the home of his grand Toledo with his parents since the urged to be present. W. B. McNeil, and the latter’s mother, Afrs. H. Af. DeLong. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. Fourth of July, returned Sunday daughter Madeline, of Sunnyvale, I Afr. and Mrs. A. W. Helliwell, evening. OU WOULDN ’ T were in Eugene yesterday on busi Calif., are visiting Mrs. Sarah Kerr, 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Titus, Mrs. Afr. and Mrs. George Wilson and ness. LIVE in a com mother of Mrs. Sullivan and Airs. (). Af. Miller and C. A. Bartell were Mr«. Mabel Dixon, with their Galloway writes insurance. guests last evening at the munity that didn’t McNeil. Mrs. Sullivan removed '( i dinner guests, the R. B. Wilson family, of Miss Margaret Land underwent Portland, spent Sunday in Roseburg from here to Eugene several years | V. M. C. A. camp on Row river. have a live newspaper. ago and removed from there to Los | Mrs. Augusta Af. McCormick has an operation on her eyes this fore at the A. R. Hansen home. noon in Eugene. Angeles, where she m employed in returned from spending several United States tires are g«od You are interested in a real estate office, 1 months in Corning, Calif., ns a Mrs. A. W. Swanson and daugh ter, Mrs. Merville Veateh, were in tires. For Sale by Billie Hall. A marriage license has been guest, of Mrs. F. C. Kress, w’ho the affairs of your Mr. and Airs. R. B. Wilson and I Eugene Monday on business. z issued to Robert Forrest and Lil accompanied her here and will family, of Portland, are visiting home community. lian V. Cribbins, both of this city.- spend two weeks at the homes of The Charles Dutton family, o" Mr. Wilson’s parents, Mr. and Airs. I Napa, Calif., visited during th» George Wilson. John Logan, who was in a Eu her brothers, J. D., F. A. and W. C. week at the Emmett Sharp home gene hospital suffering with cancer .Monroe. There is only one newspaper The 8. V. Allison family, with Guaranteed radios sold and their guest, Miss Eloise Atkins, the that keeps you posted on of the stomach, died there Tuesday. installed by us. Lon# & Cruson. H. B. Griggs family, Miss Rachel ALL the news of your com He is survived by a wife, who is I HONORABLE MENTION in the state hospital and by several GIVEN C. G. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel were Galloway, with Mr. and Airs. M. munity. children who are at the county in Roseburg yesterday on business. Foster, of Lorane, spent Sunday at farm. Complimented Upon Quality of Bet Your subscription helps keep Mrs. Arthur Schoonover returned Triangle lake. ter Homes Demonstration. Mr. and Afrs. Charles De Wald Patterson's Crater lake pictures, Tuesday to her home in Kalam^, a live newspaper in your com were home from Canyonville over the very best, untrained, $2.50 to Wash., a/ter ’ a week’s visit here Tuesday. Cottage Grove has been dis- Also beautiful views of munity. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. $7.50. tinguishi'd by being named as sec - Roscoe F. Forward, Mrs. Fred Oregon scenery. Buy your picture William Rentle. Beidler and Miss 41 Peggy” John ond of 1» cities to receive honor and have it framed here with a able mention for tile comprehen Car washing ami polishing done son wore Eugene visitors today. frame of your own choice. The The John Morris family, of San siveness ami success of its partici at Woodson Bros. Garage. j22-jy20p2 Miss Mildred Stevens is in Cor Picture Shop. ta Rosa, Calif., visited during the pation in the recent national better vallis spending the summer with Air. and -Mrs. Victor Kent re week at the I. B. Morris home. homes week. an aunt. turned Alonday evening from Ban Mrs. R. L. Stewart and daughter Over 750 communities participat The Bert Afanning family have ed, many of them being larger don, where they spent a week with Margaret returned Tuesday from a moved to Eugene. Air. Keni’s parents, Air. and Mrs. visit in Albany. , than Cottage Grove. Three prizes Mrs. Maude Ethel Hilton anti ' were awarded to cities of above O. Al. Kem, who are over there Those from here who Attended Thomas Scott, Imth of this city, 10,000 population and three to on an extended outing. the annual Modern Woodmen and Airs. W. S. Shearer, of Nehalem, Royal Neighbor picnic held Sunday were married Saturday in Eugene. cities under 10,000. The honorable Afrs. S. E. McKinney left today mentions were regardless of size. visited here during the week. near Crow were: The A. W. Swan for Dexter to visit at the home of Tn a letter from national head son family, Mrs. R. R. Meeks, Mrs. The R. C. Quigley family spent quarters to Mrs. Herman Edwnrds, the week end in Albany at the Anna Gates, Mrs. G. O. Knowles, her daughter, Afrs. Bacil Parker. Leon C. Arne returned Tuesday president of the Elnmrt.es club, home of Mrs. Quigley’s parents, Dale Gates, Lloyd DeYoung, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hamloth, Mr. and to his home in Broadbent, after which had charge of the campaign .Mr. and Mrs. W. V. McGee. which doesn’t de Mrs. V. J. Hazen and Mrs. John visiting here since the Fourth at locally, it is stilted that the nation C. T. C. tires are mighty good Wallace. the homes of his brothers, Rufus al campaign this year was larger pend upon NEWS tires. For Sale by Billie Hall. than over before. The national and Claude Arne. Mrs. A. R. Rpearow, Mrs. Elbert PAPER advertising. O. E. Woodson left the fore part The Rufus Arne family motored committee was impressed with the X ” Mrs. J. A. Wright were Bede and i of the week on a week’» visit to to Corvallis the fore part of the comprehensiveness and edui-nt ional his cattle ranch at Aledical Springs. in Eugene Tuesday. week and visited at the home of value of the general program held Air. and Airs. Ik« Elliott and Mr. Arne’s sister, Mrs. F. B. I lin Cottage Grove. Pastor and Mrs. A. J. Adams re Phillips. daughter Rose, of Han Diego, Calif., turned Tuesday from attending til« J. E. D. Brown, of Eugene, Mine Worker Caught by Bad Air. Christian Endeavor convention in arrived .Monday to spend the week August Anderson, employed in with Mrs. Catharine Bader. Mr. agency organizer for the West Portland and the state Christian the Cosinus mine in the Bohemia j Elliott and daughter will follow Coast Life Insurance company, is church convention in Turner. I Saturday. They will v in the city for a few days working district, narrowly escaped death several days ago, according to word Obre Purcell has returned from 1 Seattle and from there with Robert Stacey, local agent. from there, when he was overcome spending two weeks in Hoquiam, Alaska. John Barker, an employe of An by gas or foul air in the shaft Wash., with his parents. His moth Gallowav. insurance, .511 Main. M derson & Middleton, is suffering in which he was working He' wn« er, Airs. Louisa Purcell, and a with cedar poisoning in his right |found by Carl F. Owens, who had Virgil Gowdy fvas in Portland sister, Mrs. Afamie Edwards, ac arm. He w'as taken to Eugene become alarmed. Owen fastened over the week end. companied him home and are yesterday for treatment. [a rope to Anderson and succeeded guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Those from here who are attend The V. H. Holliday family, of in dragging him to open air, where Rentle, parents of Mrs. Purcell. * ing the Elks convention in Port McCook, Neb., who have been vis j he was revived after several hours Where Better Pictures tire made land are James Potts, G. W. Mc iting at the L. L. Harrel home, I and is now none the worse for hi» —we will make them. Kodak Queen, W. H. Ostrander, H. left Tuesday for fiome. experience. The Fiester, G. M. Marksbury, E. finishing is our business. This is the first accident of Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Rinard re W. Lombard, Lockwood, H. Picture Shop. turned Sunday from a two months’! nature ever reported from and 'Airs. W. W. McFarland and The Elmer Doolittle family- have Mr». A. W. Kime. visit in Baker with their children, district so far as miners of . district recollect. gone to Boulder, Colo., to make Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Morris have Miss Alary Sheerin, of Portland, their home. a houseful of company, including is a guest of Airs. Raymond Grube. Mrs. C. M. VanBuren and Mrs. the Jack Morri» family, of Santa Listen Folks! Tubes rejuve C. F. Cathcart, of Scappoose, are Rosa, Calif.; the Robert Morendn visiting at the homes of their sis nated for only 25c at Long & Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langston and family, of Hermosa Beach, Calif., ters, Mrs. G. W. McFarland and Cruson's. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Culver, of Mr. and Mrs.* W. A. Garoutte son Fred Jr., with Mrs. Langston’s Fullerton, Calif. Airs. Frank Hambrick. Mr. Cath mother, Mrs. Barbara Hohl, spent and son Colin left Tuesday for cart and Mrs. C. F. Vilas, the latter Mr. and Mr», George Currin, Mrs. being of Portland, will motor down Portland to spend the week with Bunday at Triangle lake. The Curtis Parker family, of tt. P. Garoutte, Mrs. George Wil Saturday and spent the week end. relatives. son, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hatch and | Mr. ami Mrs. W. E. Mayes were Westfir, who were returning home Mr. and Mrs. J. Q Willits motored Mr. and Afrs. Charles Hall spent from an outing trip to eastern in Portland Monday on business. Sunday at Triangle lake. Oregon, »topped over Tuesday at to Creswell Tuesday evening and the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. attended a Relskah lodge meeting Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hatch and Parker, parents of Mr. Parker. H. J. Shinn, wfio sustained pain Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Willits motored ful injuria in a recent fall, is re- I to Eugene last evening and at tended a Rebekah lodge meeting. ( | covering very slowly. Mr. and Mr». F. C. Houser had Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hoiderman, 1 The new Radiola portables I as guests the fore part of , the of Big Creek, who were enroute to | have just arrived. week Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Hoover, Klamath Falls to visit Afr. Holder of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. man’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Demonstrations gladly ■ James Bilyeu, son and daughter, of Holderman, «nd to get their son SWIFT & CO. WILL PUT ON A SOAP SALE THESE given at I Tlliaois. Mr. Hoover in an uncle Burton, who has visited there for of Mr. Houser and Mr. Bilyeu a some Mme, were guests fbe fore TWO DAYS IN OUR STORE AND WILL GIVE AWAY , cousin. part of the wick at the home of VALUABLE PREMIUMS WITH EACH PURCHASE elson lectric hop Miss Josephine Hlater, of Port Mr. Hoiderman'» sister, Mrs. Cleo land, arrived Hatunlay for a j Morelock. ' month ’» visit at the home of her Mrs. L. M. Harding has returned : aunt, Mrs. 8. 8. LaaawelL to her home in Corv»lli», after vis PHONE-201 9ih4MAIN Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Knight and itiag here since the Fourth with YOU WILL FIND A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Mrs. R. 0. Dunten, of Boise, Ida., her sisters, Mr«. Fred Wright and visited briefly Saturday with Harry Mi«» Grace Biaekwell. SEASONABLE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES THIS Meet, a brother of Mr». Knight Mr*. Bert Burrow» and daughter WEEK PHONE YOUR ORDER OR CALL IN PER and Mrs. Dunten. Terrine left Tuesday for Portland SON EITHER WAY YOU WILL RECEIVE THE Mrs. Clyde Leonard, Miss Lillian ito »pend the remainder of the week and Alton at the home of Mr». Cleveland, Leonard and * Genevieve ~ Any Kind Any Time VERY FRESHEST. Woodard are in Newport on an a »interin law of Mrs. Burrow». PRICES RIGHT Clyde Tssonanl and his They will return Sunday accum Term«: Cash outing, mother, Mrs. 8. J. I^onard, will panied by Miss Millicent Burrow», join the party for the week end. who ha» been there visiting sinee i Van Beatty has returned from the row festival, Phon«»: Office 7C, R«». 124 L The Store That Appreciates Your Trade | Eugene and is night desk clerk nt George W. WeQueen ha. pur tfe(i) ’ the Bartel! hotel. chased a used <’bovrolet touring. L — We’re After You Science Has Beaten the Burglar o “You are the individual 'we require” The above is intended to attraet the attention of individuals win» are using the soek instead of the bank for a depository, and win» in consequenee are receiving no interest on their savings. We pay interest on certificates of deposit; also on savings accounts, and would be delighted to have all present “sock bank” patrons call and talk over the “real thing” banking proposition with us. Bank of Cottage Grove The First National Bank of Cottage Grove City Briefs ? You Can’t Name a Big Store SOAP SALE! New Teachers Named. The following new teachers have been elected for the city scrools. , E. S. Hall, Harrisburg, and Miss j Mildred Starrett, Roseburg, junior I high; Alias Merle Bower, Silverton, hometnaking department; Orrel J. Powell, Independence, commercial course. Ten new typewriters have been ordered. Community Picnic This Evening. A community club picnic will be held this evening in the city park. Coffee and lenibnade will be fur nished by the Lions club and those attending arc to take basket lunches. Your home print shop—The Sen tinel—should be always considered first. Usually it can handle any job of printing you may have. x Official Term» Vary Presidential terms In the various republics lire as follows: Argentine republic, term six years; Austria, four years, president may be re elected once; Bolivia, four years, not eligible for re-election; Brazil, four years, not eligible for re-elec tion ; Chile, four years, not eligible for re-election; China, five years, president nitty be re-elected; Colom bia, four yeurs, not eligible for re election; Costa Rica, four years; Ecuador, four years; Finland, six years; France, seven years; Ger many, seven years; Latvia, three years, no person can hold oftlcs more than six consecutive years; Liberia, four years. Mohammedan Legend The al borak wus u marvelous un- Imiil of surpassing swiftness on which Mohammed Is said to have made a nocturnal Journey from the temple at Mecca to JeriiHalem and tlienee to the seventh heaven, under the guidance of the ungel Gabriel. Its eyes were like stars, and lta body was resplendent with precious stones. It had the wings of an eagle, and a human face with the cheeks of a horse. According to Mo hammedan faith the al borak Is one of the few animals admitted to I heaven.—Kansas City Star. B-r-r-rl “PLUMBER STEWART” I *ead Pipe Days Are Gone Forever. PLUMBER STEWART. The strides plumbing lias taken in the last decade are wonderful. Our cus tomers cannot go to our big conventions, but we bring them the latest sani tary ideas. Pay us a visit. You will be surprised at our modern equipment and up-to-date ideas. Schofield Stewart Brown—If they are going to Registered Plumber make gold of mercury they should Phone 209 R do It only In winter. NORTH SEVENTH STREET Black—I see; that Is the time mercury always Is the lowest, eh? □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ —Cincinnati Enquirer. RADIO RAY Has This to Say FRIDAY and SATURDAY N E S night, somebody erected sign directly in front of is would get your atten- c morning, wouldn’t it? I Fruits and Vegetables WOOD Smith-Short Grocery Quimby Bros. So it is with a Want Ad in the Cottage Grove Sentinel Small though it is, the amount of attention it gets from 5(XM) reader« makes it as certain of results as the largest signboard in the world. X.
