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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. 1925 PAGE THREE Harold Vilas motored up from e|or of the Condon hotel about 14 A nine-pound son was born to í ! t 1 Portland Friday and on Saturday years ago. I . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Plus of Black took home his mother, Mrs. Helen A new sidewalk is being laid Butt«;. Vilas, who had spent two weeks from Main street around the Meth Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Garoutte i with her sisters. Mrs. Frank Ham odist church to Washington ave- and son Colin are expected home With table needs of the choicest quality. You may as brick and Mrs. G. W. McFarland. nue. The malerial and labor are this evening from Gardiner, where well have the best when the prices are as reasonable as Mrs. G. G. Herring arrived from being donate«! by the citizens of i they have visited since Friday with ours. You’ll like our line of coffees and teas, canned, Honolulu to visit indefinitely with that neighborhood. ' the Tom Richmond family. bottled and package goods of the popular brands. An her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Veatch Sr., Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Magee, Mr. ever-complete tempting array here at modest prices. Ball. Mr. Herring, who is an offi of Portland, arrive«! today to visit | and Mrs. Thomas Eaton and Mr. cer in the United States navy, their relatives here. They went { and Mrs. I. B. Goodman of Salem, No matter• what price you pay hen- recently sailed for Australia. out to the Veatch picnic grounds, ! spent Saturday at the home of you always get the better elasss of 9 For sale cheap, Ford touring where a number of the Veateh j Mr and Mrs. P. H. Magee, par- tender meats. We are endeavoring | ear, by Billie Hall. families are camping. i ents of R. C. Magee. PHONE 65 3 to make a reputation for selling the Mr. and Mrs. L. Roach spent the Miss. Helen Breedlove and Miss Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hubbard Ji week end in Roseburg. Virginia Bosley are clerking at and daughter Gwendolyn returned best grade meats only—and at prices 1 Mrs. Elsie Udy, of Portland, who Umphrey and Mackin’s while two Saturday to their home in Salem, that make good meat as cheap as 9 Card of Thanks. McFarland House Destroyed | had been visiting at the Henry of the regular clerks are on their after a visit with Mrs. Hubbard’s any other kind. Wo wish to express our heart Fire at noon Saturday completely parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Ma , Rohde and Elizabeth Fahrenwald vacations. destroyed a house west of the city felt thanks for the many beautiful ! j homes, returned Saturday to Port Mrs. Herbert Hawley and two j gee. floral offerings, deep sympathy and ! land. Mr. ami Mrs. Rohde and children and Mrs. Hawley’s fa Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kem and near the cemetery occupied by the | daughter Elizabeth took her home ther, Mr. Neal of Centerville, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Garoutte nnd Newton Allen family, The house iascsistanco extended us during our by motor, returning here last eve- spent the week end with Mr. son Colin returned Friday from was owned by Mrs. S. E. McFar- ' recent bereavement in the death of ? I our beloved sen ami brother, Har Hawley’s father, George Hawley. ning. Mosby creek, where they had been laud, Th«« Allen family were plan ! ning to move, but not quite so vey Jones. If you are a stranger in the Mr. ami .Mrs. E. E. Arthur, camping. JACOB JON EH, suddenly. They were seated at PHONE 46 Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wirth, of city, you will find reliable ahoe former residents of this city, are SOPHIA JONES, dinner when they heard the roar land, spent the week end s First Nation- repairer at rear of moving from Portland to Seattle. Culver & Anderson WINIFRED JONES, piece of of flames. The only with Mrs. Wirth ’ s parents, Mr. and a3-6p è al Bank. The N. J. Nelson family re- pd. ALLEN JONES. furniture saved was a bedstead. Several American Legion mem- turned last evening from a week’s Mrs. J. E. Young, and Mr. Wirth’s The origin of the fire was un t ml na/ \u¡í me mi \ui xux mz mimi mi ill miui ¡ w mimi mimi al bers attended the meeting of the | visit in Portland. Mr. Nelson at- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wirth. known. If you know what you want, use 40 and 8 club held Thursday night tended an annual northwest »hoot a wantad to get it for you. xxx Mrs. Barger, of Portland. The Harne&maker Cuts Tires in Eugene. The next meeting will 1 tournament. Auto Polo Next Sunday* Rubber stamps. The Sentint 1. party enjoyed a family reunion H. M. Barrett, who has been in Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens and picnic there, Mrs. Lasswell and be held here. the harness business here for a Auto polo, something never seen j Mrs. Steven’s daughter, Miss Na- number of years, Radio Ray f?r Radiolas. baby will leave Thursday for Port was bound over here, is the nmusement nrrnnged for oma Hilton, Miss Francis Ham- W. C. Palmountain, of Burling land, where they’ will be joi ned to the grarnl jury by Justice of Mrs. F. C. Kress left for Corn bv relatives for an outing at Sea- game, Calif., visited during the loth, Miss Dollie Pitcher, Mi MA Peace Young upon a charge of next Sunday’s program at Calapoo- Mildred Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. ing, Calif., Saturday, after a visit side. week with Mrs. Sylvester Wallace. cutting tires on cars parked at ,va springs. At least 25 spills are Cleve Miller from here and the of two weeks with relatives here, Cheer up ami have a pair of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Burkett, of Carl Leabo family from Creswell the armory Saturday night. Bai! j guaranteed. There will also bo She stopped in Roseburg a few rubber heels put on. Goffs, rear The DalleB, were also guests of was fixed at $500, which he was I free-for-all auto bug race. spent the week end at Triangle days to visit with a sister, Mrs. of First National. unable to furnish. Tho instrument a3-6p Mrs. Wallace, mother of Mrs. lake. J. W. Stoops. used as an awl. It was presumed ‘ ‘ Rusty ’ ’ Stewa rt, of Eugene, Burkett. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Magee, Mr. that Barrett has a grudgo against Galloway writes insurance. Mrs. J. H. Free, of Portland, who was recently an employe of J. C. McIntire, traveling sales- the Peter Pan cafe, has accepted a visited during the week Tvith her and Mrs. Thomas Eaton and Mr. automobiles because they have and Mrs. I. B. Goodman, of Salem, made the harness businsss almost man, has bought a DeForest port- position in the Gray Goose tea mother Mrs. Willim Haupt. spent Saturday at the home of Mr. unnecessary. able radio from Long & Cruson. room. Robert Miranda, who was visit and Mrs. P. H. Magee, parents of Cenol Foot Joy soothes and cools ing at the home of Mrs. Miranda's R. C. Magee. Harvest Festival Nets $100. tired, aching, burning feet. Buy parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Mor Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hubbard and Fully 300, including a number it at Kern’s for Drugs, the Rexall ris, has returned to his hon e at Beach, Calif. Mrs. daughter Gwendolyn returned Sat from the city, attended the har store, Cenol agency. ¿j3c Hermosa ami children remained urday to their home in Salem, aft vest festival given Thursday eve Miranda .Mr. and Mrs. George Dahl left er a visit with Mrs. Hubbard’s ning nt the Hebron Farmers’ union yesterday for Portland -to attend for a longer visit here. parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Magee. hall, The proceeds of nearly $100 Cenol Pipe Flush opens clogged Mr. Hubbard nnd Mr. Magee mo will buyers ’ week. be used in completing tho drain pipes in a miraculous manner. Late model four-door Ford sedan, tored to Marshfield Thursday on hall. Kem ’ s for Drugs, the Rexall store, A-l condition, for sale by Billie business, returning Friday. Several orchestra numbers, a two- Cenol agency. a3e Hall. Mr. and Mrs. George Hohl and act comedy and a program of old Mrs. W. H. Weatherson, of Mrs. Eugene Matlock arrived Rat- Ray Baker motored to Neihart time songs were given, after which urdav from Marshfield for a visit Florence, arrived Saturday to visit Thursday and were joined for the refreshments of iee-cream and cake, of 10 days with her parents, Mr. at the home of her brother, G. O. week end by Mrs. Baker and son lemonade and hot dogs were served Knowles. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson. ■ Joe, who had been visiting rela- in outdoor booths. Mrs. Laura McFarland returned tives there. All returned last eve- Where can you get any Mr. and Mrr. Emmett Hall of Pulmotor Is Ordered. better bread than that made Wilbur, spent the week end with last evening from a brief visit ning. in Portland at the home of her Following upon the recent drown by us? Where can you get Mr. and Mrs. Ira Randall. Mrs. W. L. Bunge and her par- Mrs. nephew, Warren Edwards. ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wilkin ing of Harvey Jones and the state any better or more pleas Two Dodge touring just Sephie Thomas accompanied her son, and B. F. Thrasher returned ment of the attending physician ant service than at our overhauled and in first cars, class con home for a short visit. this afternoon from a week’s out that with the aid of a pulmotor bakery? Where will your dition, for sale by Billie Hall. Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M ing at Kitson springs. the lad’s life might have been j money do more good than saved, the Lions club has ordered j Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wills, of —ON— Miss Laura Stewart left today Mrs. James Town is enjoying a when spent for home i«ondon, H. W. Titus. I had as guests during the for Toledo for a month’s visit at month’s vacation from the J. C. such a machine. made Faultless Bread? who is in Portland, will make the past week tho following: Mr. and the Carl King home. Penney store. purchase and the machine will be Mrs. Walter Hoffman, of Byron, Mrs. Mabel Dixon, of Helliwell Max Schwartz today for left placed where it may be secured Califonria, with their daughters, & Marksbury’s, left Saturday on a Portland on a few days ’ business (Effective Auj>ust 1) day or night and its use will be Misses Selma and Elise, of two weeks’ vacation. trip. free. Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keis- Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Nichols, son The W. O. Wilson family, Mr. er, of Byron, and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sanders, Prop. Lee and daughter Donna left yes and Mrs. George Wilson and the Library Report for July. ÍI John Turner of Oakland. terday for Newport on an outing, The report of Mrs. William Bak Ford roadster; completely over- Mr. Nichols and Lee returned latter’s grandson, El^a Dixon, left Come see this beautiful car! Friday on a ten days’ outing trip er, city librarian, shows that dnr- Miar Josephine Slater, of Port hauled, new tires all around—a today. to various points on the coast. ing July books were taken from land, who had spent a month here dandy little car for just a little Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hobbs, of Mr. and Mrs. Bernnrd Daugherty tho public library as follows: Fic at the home of her aunt, Mrs. S money, for sale by Billie Hall. Redmond, visited during laut week of Portland, who were returning tion. 596; non fiction, 72; juvenile, R. E. Lacky has been appoint at the home of Mrs. Hobbs’ broth S. Lasswell, returned home yester home from Santa Cruz, Calif, 186; total, 794. Fourteen new day accompanied by her cousin, ed administrator of the estate of I er, W. J. Woods. Ford Sedan, New Paint and gond tires.. $ 280.00 spen( I*1*5 week end here at the cards were iRRued. Five books Mary Elizabeth Lasswell. 1 he the late Mrs. Clara Numbers, his Mrs. Harvey Madden nnd daugh homo of their daughter, Mrs. M. were presented the library by Ford Coupe, New paint and good condition 260.00 mother. T. C. " Wheeler, Worth Lasswell family took them by motor ter, of Tokyo, Japan, who arc Harris Ellsworth. Bernice Reals and one by Kenneth Ford Coupe ..................................................... 315.00 as far as Corvallis, where they Harvey and O. O. Veateh have spending the summer in Portland, Mr. aud Mrs. E. R. Lemley -in I Goff. wire met by the Slater family. Mr. been appointed as appraisers of and Mrs. Carl Price and son Tom children spent the week end in Overland touring, New paint and curtains 275.00 and Mrs. Banfield and Mr. and the estate. my, Roscoe Hemenway and Miss Salem with relatives of Mr. Lent Many Visitors at Auto Camp, Overland touring in fine condition ........ 260.00 Martha Johnson, of Portland, ar ley. More than 2,000 persons camped Ford Roadster with starter .................... 165.00 rived Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cleo Morelock and Mrs. F. at the Woodson auto camp during Chalmers Touring, New paint and just D. H. Hemenway, parents of Ros G. Stiller will return this eve- July. There were 571 cars. Fig overhauled ................................................. 350.00 coe, Mrs. Price and Mrs. Madden. ning from Newport, where they uring four to a car would give a Roscoe Hemenway and Miss John have visited briefly with friends. total of 2284. This camp is be 1920 Studebaker Light Six in fine shape ..... 375.00 son returned home last evening but M rs. Jess Griffin, who was a coming favorably known up and 1916 Dodge Roadster, all new tires ................ 250.00 the others will remain over the guest at the G. W. McQueen home, down the coast, which fact parti 1917 Maxwell in fine condition ...................... 125.00 week. returned to her Eugene home to- ally accounts for the large number patronizing it. 191K Mrs. S. L. Mackin and children, «lay, Chevrolet Tonring, New paint and new top 125.00 accompanied by Mrs. with Mr. Mackin ’s aunt, Mrs. Dora McQueen and daughter, Miss Hath 1914 Ford Bug ....................................................... 35 00 L. Toal and the latter’s daughter ryn, who will return this evening. 191.3 Ford Bug with license .............................. 50.00 Bernice, of Red Wing, Minn., re H. R. Robison and four children I turned Saturday from an outing and Miss Alta Fox, a sister in 1917 Studebaker Racing Bug with Starter....... 75.00 at Newport. Mrs. Toal and daugh law of Mr. Robison, of Orange 1 1918 Ford Touring with license .......................... 45.00 ter have since returned to Minne Cove, Calif., returned home today, sota. after a short visit here at the j Mrs. H. B. Breedlove left today home of Mr. Robison’s parents, { If They Succeed in Reaching Paris Gateway two weeks at ~ to spend They Will Find Key That Mr. and Mrs. James Robison, and with her daughter, Mr«. William with his sister, Mrs. O. E. Wood Will Release Tnem Carr. son. Mr«. W. C. Morris and George Mrs. H. H. Harms, of Portland, Handcuffed together with a 22- S. Blakely and daughters Flor [ accompanied Mrs. J. 0. by ence and Mae left today on a mo , Cann, of San Luis Obispo, Cal I inch chain, Christopher Graham, 19 tor trip to Santa Rosa, Calif. I if., who had been her guest in years old, and LnVerne Squires, 22, members of a New York artists col Mrs. A. G. Williams and children ' Portland, arrived here Friday and I <>»y. are hiking west around the returned Friday from a ten days’ ' are visiting at the home of their i world from New York to Paris visit in McMinnville with relatives. I parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Rob I while the key which will unlock Mrs. Harms will return They were accompanied home by ison. ' them travels in the opposite direr- | Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Swanson, ' home tomorrow accompanied by Mr. j tion. I who spent the week end here. ! Harms’ mother, Mrs. Sarah Hnrrns, Never separated by more than ; who will visit there. Mm. the Rex Wheeler returned Friday {Cann will remain here for a long i the length of their chain, I youths, who were here Friday, will I from a Eugene hospital, where he j er visit. {spend two years on the trip, cross- underwent an operation for appen Mrs. W. B. Cooper, Mrs. Nancy | ing the Pacific from Seattle to dicitis about a month ago. j Oglesby and Mrs. J. P. Graham i Shanghai, visiting Sydney, Au« every day throughout the summer Mrs. O. M. Miller left yesterday j motored Friday to the Graham ¡tralia, and finally heading for En- for Portland to attend J 1 buyers ' ’ Oglesby ~ " season. Stopover wherever and as long mine on Sharps creek. ' rope through India, Asia Mi nor i week. She WIR accompanied by ! as you please within final return limit I Egypt and Africa. Mrs. Dezellc Stevenson, of Eu her brother, O. M. Mark,bury, who According to th«« terms of the —October 31st. gene, who spent last week with will return thin evening or to her mother, Mrs. Abbie Jacobs, left wager which sent them upon the Now plan your vacation journeys to morrow. Saturday, accompanied by her journey ami which was made in the the east. Let our agents assist in fixing R. Z. Drake, of the Standard mother, for Portland, where they All Fools club of artists in New Bridge company of Omaha, N/'b., will spend two weeks with rela [York, they most arrive in Paris by your itinerary. And include was a business visitor here during lives. January 1, 1927. There they will the week. Miss Donna Nichols was in Eo- find the key to unlock the chain H. H. Fieeter has returned from gene Thursday to consult a physi that binds them. ei ther goi n g or retu rn i n g,or hot h ways, an extended visit in Portland, He cian about a goiter. The key will be taken to Paris if you choose. See it’s manifold won attle and Vancouver, B. C. (by art students going there in the Mrs. C. E. Umphrey returned last der at little, if any, additional expense. The Ansel Woo<l family, of evening from a Eugene hospital, fall of 192«. If they conform to all the terms Marshfield, were here last week to where she recently underwent an of the wager they will be given , attend the ramp meeting and to _ operation. She is getting along three years of study in the Benux visit with Mr Wood's mother, Mrs. satisfactorily. Arts Institute of the University of Susanna Gardner. Mrs. Edgar A ben Lea and child the Sorbonne, Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson, of ren, of HanUanoa, W. D, who are Amrdiog tc the agreement, the Coquille, visited during the lat on a tour of the western states, only modes of travel open to thi«r. ter part of the week at the L. sprat the week «nd as genets at are walking and accepting "lifts” M. Haney home. the home - of Mr. Lea’s uncle, from motorists. W. P. Wilson, of Portland, visit- George Lea. T M Boyd, Loca! Agent ( ed during the week at the home Amiel Hakwias, truck driver for Burroughs Bookkeepers! Get of his daughter, Mrs. Walter th* American Ft preen Co., returned your account sheeU an<l blanks Ijiekey. Mr. Wilson wan propri today from a vacation trip. at your home print shop. Good Meat at Same Price Fill Your Basket McQueen’s Grocery Quality Market Spores Fuel Company FOREST WOOD $2 per tier HARD WOOD $3 per tier Phone 178 R The Question is----- Price Reduction of $60 Overland 6 Deluxe The Cottage Grove Electric Bakery New Price, $1295 Here Star Car PRICES REDUCED Now more than ever the Star car is the best value in the light car field. New prices as follows: Touring $680 $815 Touring Coupster $795 Coupe $915 Coach $965 Sedan $1025 Lane Auto Co. Eugene Phone 166 Cottage Grove Phone 266 N. J. Nelson Jr Dealer in Quality Cars a baxKeast Roundtrip Excursion Fares CALIFORNIA Southem Pacific Lines
