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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THI RSDAY, JULY 23. 1925
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Mondays and Thursdays
“Who are all these little girls!’’ I
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Publishers the editor asked.
Bede & Smith.
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“Why, those are my wife’s little
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girls,
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thi-
fiastor
responded,
Mrs.
W.
A.
Hemenway
enter
A firxt-elass publication entered at
YOU WELL
ARE
Cottage Grove an aecond-claaa matter I Then the editor’s curiosity was tained at a picnic dinner held in
AND
GREATE8T
aroused, for he did not know that i the Hemenway grove Sunday com
Announcement ha« been made
Business Office____ 55 North Sixth the pastor’s wife had any little
FAITHFULLY
THRUOJT
□f the addition of 105 New
plimenting her aunt, Mrs. Mary
I girls.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
—ALWAYS
THE YEAR
Stores to our already long list.
Miller, of Pleasant Hill, who was
By mail (Cash in advance)
Then the editor’s curiosity really visiting at the Hemenway home,
From a business viewpoint,
One year..... $2.75 | Three months.. .80 was aroused, for he did not know the occasion being Mrs. Miller’s
<uch achievement is truly re
Hix months . 1.50 j One month....... 50 that the pastor’s wife had any 7<5th birthday anniversary.
markable, but from the Cus
The
BY CARRRIEB
little girls.
tomer’s standpoint it means
afternoon hours were spent socially
One month.... —....................... —-$ .30
nothing more than what tie
Observing that the editor’s curi- and A watermelon feast was held
Four months, in advance-------- 1.16
combination of 676 »Stores can
Six months,*in advance---------- 1.60 here every Sunday forenoon, five in the evening. Other guests p r ex
One year, in advance.................. 3.00 or six, or seven or eight of them. ! ent were Mrs. Millerdaughter,
ind will do to prdX'ide him
They are the members of Mrs. Mrs. Frankie Callahan, and the
with goods of standard quali-
Member of
Groat’s Sunday school class. As latter’s two daughters, Ruby and
ty at such low prices as will
National Editorial Association
Oregon State Editorial Asaiciation soon as the flock has gathered Harriett, of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.
afford a real saving of
Oregon Newspaper Conference
they will leave together for Sunday Wayne McBee, of Springfield; Mr.
money.
school.
and Mrs. S. D. Read and two chil-
•
Increased need of merchandise
Every season some style stands out as
HOW TO HAVE A SUNDAY
“Do you like your teacher!’’
dren and Mr. and Mrs. W. . A.
with the resulting increased
SCHOOL.
the
chosen mode; this year’s favorite is
editor asked.
Elkins and daughter, all of Eu
power to buy, makes our
The little ones were slow to gene; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Finnerty,
position as leading nation
the Frock of printed silk! The pattern
A few days ago the editor was answer, as little ones usually are I of Albany; Miss Hazel Ashby, of
wide retailers unassailable.
visiting at the home of E. G. O. when addressed by strangers. The Silk Creek, and Mrs. Lora Finner
may be flowered, polka dotted, or conven
Groat, pastor emeritus of the little ones did not answer, “
' I’ll ty, of this city.
tell
the
cock-eyed
world
we
are
Baptist church.
tional. It must be striking.
Mrs. W. A. Garoutte entertained
During the conversation there keen about her,’’ as some of their
came a childish tap at the door, older sisters or brothers probably yesterday at a 1 o’clock luncheon
A little tot in her Sunday frock would have. “Yes, we do,’’ was and an informal afternoon of
bridge in honor of her sister, Mrs.
was ushered in and quietly waited the answer.
There is a Sunday school teacher J. H. Callahan, who is here from
for something.
who will always have a class.
Portland.
A pretty bouquet of
A moment later there was anoth
Her little pupils evidently st yellow nasturtiums was the center
er childish kpock and another little
tended Sunday school largely im piece of the table ami the place
one was ushered in, she too quietly
cause they love their teacher ami cards bore yellow designs.
The
taking her place.
Everyone likes color! That’s why
because she shows such interest in rooms were attractively decorated
A dog which evidently had gone
Editors are not naturally curious. them that they feel free to use | with yellow sweetpeas and nastur- mad a few moment, after it had
everyone likes these Dresses! They are
Of course they ask many questions, her home as a rendezvous.
| tiumx. At the bridge session Mrs. been playing with Home children
but, that, is merely because that is
Little children will do almost ’ Victor Chambers won high honors was killed yesterday afternoon in
made
in charming fashions. The price is
necessary in their business. How anything for love,
If Sunday [ an(] the consolation prize went to the woodshed at the J. M. Lawson
ever, after another childish knock school teachers generally could gnin j Mrs. Earl Garoutte. The score cards home on south Sixth street. When
especially attractive! If you need a new
had been followed by the ushering the love of their pupils as this | harmonized with the color scheme. Mrs. Lawson entered the shed the
dress, choose one of these!
in of another little tot, the editor teacher has done, it is likely that
dog sprang at her but she was
could not h Ip hut show his curios wo should hear little about the
Mrs. C. A. Kurre entertained a able to stun it with a broom,
ity and sense a possible news item. lack of interest in Sunday school. number of friends of her daughter Some of the men employed on
During this tin*«* the pastor’s
Dorothy yesterday afternoon, the street work on Sixth street hurried
wife was busily engaged finishing
The beauty of Oregon’s woods occasion being Dorothy’s sixteenth to her assistance and killed the
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draws to them the outers who leave birthday anniversary. The rooms dog.
tin cans and refuse scattered were artistically decorated with
around and who are doing their pink zenias and white baby breath.
LORANE.
best to rob the woods of the beau The afternon hours were pleasantly
At this
ty that attracts them and others speht at games and in social con
(Special to The Sentinel.)
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Dainty luncheon was
to them. For their own pleasure versation.
Price, a
July 22.—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ew
those who use our woods should served. There were 16 guests.
ing made a business trip to Glen-
Thursday, July 23
Striking Value I
help to keep them clean and invit
dale Thursday.
William Desmond in
Olive
Hubbell,
Miss
Lenora
ing. Nature does its best to repair
F.
A.
Gore
has
begun
harvesting
< <
THE EURNING TRAIL" the damage but it can not remove daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. his string bean crop. He has a
cans and rubbish, nor can it grow Hubbell, of this city, and Richard large yield and says if he gets
Comedy ami
ferns and flowers as rapidly as A. Pyburn, both well known among some rain he will have tons.
International News.
week, is recovering satisfactorily.
some vandals destroy them.
the younger net of the city, were
Elmer Berggren was a delegate
The Edwards family, of Bremer
in
Eugene.
They
married
J^ieaday
to the Farmers’ union convention
Friday, July 24
The short skirt is having a hard jleft immediately on a motor trip at Springfield Saturday nnd was ton, Wash., visited several days of
"OH DOCTOR’’
last week at the J. W. Mathews
time keeping up with the pro- [north. They will make their home one of the speakers.
home.
starring Reginald Denny.
in one of the Villard Court apart-
cession.
Mrs. Ellen Shortridge, daughter-
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Casedy, of
A howling funny eomedy-
mentx.
in-law, Loretta Shortridge and Medford, were here Sunday to get
Woodruff
Invites
Veterans.
di'aina, as clean as a whistle,
granddaughter Clair Shortridge, of
The annual Eastern Star picnie Cottage Grove, attended church some of their household goods
Frank Woodruff writes from
• I
ehiickftil of hilarious thrills
which had been stored since they
and a delightful love story. Portland to remind Spanish War I will be held Friday at the Veatch here Sunday and later were guests moved several weeks ago.
vets who were members of the 2nd I picnic grounds. Cars will be at of Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherland.
And a coined v.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burgess were
Oregon that the twenty-sixth anni Masonic temple nt 3 o’clock to
Miss Lula Hull, of Cottage guests of the W. J. Large family
versary
of
the
mustering
out
of
take
women
and
children
to
the
Saturday, July 25
Grove, was an overnight guest at
the regiment will be observed upon grounds and the men will go after the J. E. Banton home SatiWday. in Eugene Sunday and attended
“THE RIDIN’ COMET’’
Sunday, August i), with a big pic business hours.
Members of the On Sunday Miss Hull, Miss Banton synod.
still have a few good second hand buys. If you wish
Mrs. E. H. Koch accompanied
starring Yakima Cnnutt.
nic to be hold in Lnurclhurst park, Eugene chapter have been invited and B. G. Bnnton attended church
to buy something yau can sell when you want to, you
the
Ivan
Koch
family
to
their
th« greatest horseman in the Portland. Vets attending are to to attend.
will buy a motorcycle. I keep a fair stock of motor
in Eugene. .
home in Eugene Sunday and re
world; twice winner of the take their lunches. Coffee, cream 1
—♦—
Marvis Sutherland sustained a mained for a few days’ visit.
cycle parts and a complete stock of bicycle parts and
Mrs.
Harry
Stoneburg
and
Mrs.
and
sugar
will
be
furnished.
blue ribbon rodeos of the
cut on his left forearm a few days
I do general repair work of all kinds. Send your work
Carl Allen came up from Port
Arlie Mathewson were honor guests ago as the result of trying^ out a
Real West.
in.
We,like to work.
land
with
a
party
the
first
of
the
j
Aubrey comedy
Burroughs Bookkeepers! Get Tuesday evening at a surprise new jack knife.
week and stopped over a day to
shower given by a number of rela
The J. E. Bnnton nnd George visit his parents here. Don Allen
“HOME SCOUTS“
your account sheets and blanks tives and friends at the R. R.
Bales families and Mrs. Garland accompanied the party on their
at your home print shop.
Meeks home.
The hours were ♦Abeene and
Sun.-Mon.. July 26-27
children were guests
| pleasantly spent socially and dainty of friends at Goshen Sunday after- trip to Crater lake.
Rin-Tin Tin
I refreshments were served.
noon.
dottane torr Sentinel
SOCIETE
Greater in
Numbers and in
Buying Power
I
J L pnney Vo
Vv'A DEPARTMENT STORES
The Season’s Favorit
A Frock of Printed
Dog Goes Mad After
Play IPith Children
In Dashing Colors
and Contrasts
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Have You
Bought Your
Motorcycle
Yet?
HARRY RENTLE
I
the wonder dog in
"FIND YOUR MAN."
A thrill n-minnte drama
introducing the screen’s
most beautiful discovery,
June Marlowe, with a
powerful supporting oast.
And a comedy.
Tuesday« July 2S
"THE WHITE DESERT"
with Claire Windsor,
Pat O’Malley and
Robert Fraser.
Action, romance and plenty
of good virile melodrama—
you’ll find them all in this
stirring picture of the vast
snow country atop the
mighty Rockies!
._____ And a comedy..
Wednesday. July 29
"A BROADWAY
BUTTERFLY ’
with Dorothy Devore mid
(’ulleii Landis.
And a comedy.
Thursday. July 30
Virginia Valli and
Norman Kerry in
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Comedy and
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PHONE 9
for
Quality—Economy—Courtesy
Roy Ewing is moving his family
to Glendale, where he has accepted
a position.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thorn and
daughters Hazel and Bernice re
turned
Sunday
frain Portland,
where they were the guests of
friends during the Elks convention.
Daisy Warwick sustained a pain
ful injury Monday when she ran
a nail into her foot.
During the recent fire in the
slashing at camp B one donkey
engine was badly damaged and
a woodsaw wns destroyed.
Ed Brasher has the contract for
furnishing wood for the school this
year and Elmer Berggren will be
Delight Valley Society.
Mrs. Lee Nixon entertained about driver for the school bus.
50 neighbors recently ate a kitchen
shower in honor of Mrs. Charles A.
SAGINAW.
Hensen, a recent bride, who is a
sister of Mrs. Nixon. The after
(Special to The 8entinel.)
noon hours were pleasantly spent
July
22.—Ernest
Brigg.«,
of
socially and dainty refreshments Grunts Pass, came up Thursday of
were served.
last week and stayed over pight
at. the F. T. Benston home.
He
Thornton Cornera Society.
wns accompanied on his return
Miss, Eva Sheufele entertained |
by Elwin Houston, who visited at
a number of the little playmates
the Briggs home near Grants Paas
of her slater Joan Saturday after- 1
until Sunday.
noon in honor of Joan’» birthday
Mrs. Cline Wakeley, who was op
anniversary.
Refreshments were
erateti on nt a Eugene hospital last
nerved.
Mount View Society.
A number of the neighbors met
nt the George Layng home Friday
! evening and served ice cream, after
first enjoying n swim in the river.
Those present were Mrs. Amanda
Sears, Brison and Clarence Sears,
| Laura Riley, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
¡Cooley, Elisabeth Cooley, Mr. and
l Mrs. J. A. Schneider, Forest and
Bernardino Schneider, Ethel Chest
nut. Mrs. Liitharia Dnwens, Walter
Dowens nnd Mr and Mrs George
Layng and fnmily. Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Dowens, of the Grove, were
also present.
Much Poison Balt Used.
Ho far this year in the I j»n<‘
county campnign against the Kray
digger a total of 3801 acres have
been poisoned with the bran pre-
pared by the county agricultural
agent in cooperation with the fed
era! biological survey. The county
court has paid ont
for labor
and materials.
A total of MOil pounds of the
poisoned bran hns been used, Many
of the gray diggers are now comiiur
out of the hills onto farm and
garden lands, according to reports
nt the office of the county agent.
The enmpaign this year has been
a big siieecss beenuno of the co
operation of Farmer»* union locals
and granges
He wax a somewhat poetic young
fellow and she wax “beautiful but
dumb. “ They met at a party and
he wax prompted to express his
admiration. “Do you knowr.” he
told her. “you look like a bit of
rare old tapestry!“
“Indeed!
Well, you’re not
I «nappy looking youreelf!” «hr •a-
Vgrily retorted.
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° Church News
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Presbyterian Church—A. Ralph
Spearow, pastor. Sunday school at
10, evening service at 7:30. Mid
week services Wednesday evenings
at 7:30.
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Christian Church, the “home like”
church—A. J. Adams, minister.
Sunday school at 9:45, sermon at
11. Christian Endeavor at 6:30, eve
ning service at 7:30.
Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to
give Cottage Grove a newspaper which emi
nent authority has stated to be one of the
best country newspapers published anywhere.
A • £co»omtcd/ Transportarten
Methodist Church—J. H. Ebert,
pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45,
morning worship at 11, Epworth
League at 7, evening service at
7:30.
Christian Science Society—corner
of Jefferson avenue and Second
street. Sunday services at 11 a.
Wednesday services at 8 p.
Everybody welcome.
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Free Methodist church—Corner
Monroe avenue and south Fifth
street—Chester Smith, pastor. Sun
day school at 10, forenoon services
at 11, evening service at 7:30.
Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday
evenings.
Seventh Day Adventist Church-—
West Main street. Services every
Saturday. Sabbath school at lo,
church service at 11; praver meet
ing Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
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