The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 24, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COT^AGE^ROVE^SENTHNT^iONDA^AUOUST^J^^
Don’t Read
This—
If You Have Everything You Want
But, if you do wish for bargains, remember we are
doing business at the same address with our 6000 items
from which to choose. Why, just today we received
over $1000 worth of new merchandise to replenish and
add to our stock. This shipment was a whole truck
load and ineduded notions, ginghams, cretonnes, challies,
cotton batts, D. M. C., stamped goods, glassware,
crockery, kitchenware, enamelware, tinware, etc. As
an incentive for you to call and shop among -the many
bargains in our store we offer you
Mr. and Mrs. Million, of Seattle,
were guests the latter part of the
week at the home of Mrs. Million’s
cousin, R. Y. Porter.
A nine-pound daughter was born
| Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Elliott.
A nine-pound daughter was born
Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Short, of Umpqua. The mother is
here at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
j C. D. Brown.
Batteries, Columbia and
Prest-o-lite, one year guarantee.
$14 up. Long & Cruson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Partin, of
| Seattle, and Mrs. Bruce Hunter,
of Albany, spent yesterday at the
homo of Mrs. W. t). Wilson,
sister of Mrs. Partin and M
Hunter.
Miss Pearle Mottice, who made
her home here a number of years
ago with the W. F. Johnson family,
is now a member of " the —
Forrest
Taylor Dramatic stock company,
which is playing at the Baker
theater, Portland.
Call at Billie Hall’s garage, of­
ficial headlight adjusting station
to have your lights adjusted.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wright and
son Gordon left yesterday for a
week’s outing at Seaside. Upon
their return they expected to go to
Cloverdale for another week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hardman
left today for Grand Rapids, Mich.,
the former home of Mr. Hardman.
This is his first visit since leaving
there 20 years ago.
George M. Swinehart has been ap­
pointed administrator of the estate
I of Margaret M. Swinehart, who
| died April 20, 1925. The estate
consists of claims for damages
against the Standard Oil company
I and Charles Bussey on account of
Mrs. Swinehart’s death.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bernfiold, of
Los Angeles, visited during the
I week at the B. F. Thrasher home.
Miss Catherine Jordan returned
to her home in Corvallis Friday,
after a week’» visit here at the
' home of her aunt, Mrs. Worth
Harvey.
H. H. Starr fixes watch«.; right.
(Limit 6 to Customer)
Five-room, story and a
Mr. and Mrs. William Hohl and
half ' house. Lot 60x240
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daughter Joella, of Portland, and
feet, Located one block
Mr. and Mrs. W. Adams, of Seattle,
t
These glasses regularly retail at 5c each and are suitable
from school house.
spent the latter part of the week
for common drinking glasses or for jelly.
with Mrs. Barbara Hohl, mother
TERMS :
of Mr. Hohl. Mr. Hohl and Mr.
We place on sale almost daily lots of merchandise at
$300 < down
’
and $20 per
and Mrs. Adams returned Saturday
cost prices. Somebody gets these bargains. Are you
month.
to their homes but Mrs. Hohl and
getting your share? Adopt the habit of daily shopping
Joella went to Yoncalla to spend
SEE
at our store, it will be worth your while.
a month at the home of Mrs. Hohl’s
CHARLES S. HALL, OÍ
parents.
HALL & LANG.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Darland, of
NOTE: School supplies will be on display soon,
a24-27c
Euegne, spent the week end with
be sure and watch for circular, it will advertise
Mrs.
Darland
’
a
mother,
Mrs.
Bar
­
something FREE.
bara Hohl.
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Radiola stands for quality.
A late model 4-door Ford sedan
—looks and runs like new—for See the new sets at Radio Ray
Nelson’s Electric Shop. Ninth
sale by Billie Hall.
and Main streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jewell and
A seven-pound son was born to­
son Corbin and Ed Chaloupka left
day to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morris.
yesterday for Bandon and Gold
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mayes re­
Beach on a week’s outing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McReynolds turned Friday from Baker. Mr.
and son George returned Thursday Mayes has accepted a position in
Portland and will begin his duties
from an outing at Crater lake.
612 MAIN STREET
there about the first of September.
T. C. Churchill, who had been
Special bargains in used cars.
visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Minnie Nichols, left yesterday If you are looking for a good used
for Sumner, Wash., to visit u car it will be to your interest to
. brother, being accompanied by Mrs. call and look my cars over as they
have all been overhauled and are
| from a two months’ visit in Mos­ Nichols and by another sister, Mrs. guaranteed to be in first class con­
I cow, Ida., at the home of her Jordan, of Eugene. They will be dition. Billie Hall, phone 64.
| daughter, Mrs. Henry Allen, Her gone a week.
The W. A. Hemenway family
i two granddaughters, Edna and Em-
DeForest radio, best for the
will leave Wednesday for Spring
ma Allen, returned with her.
money. Long & Cruson.
field to make their home. They
Mrs. Eva Hemenway arrived
II. H. Starr fixes watches right.
Miss Lulu Hull returned last
to return to their home on
Thursday from Portland and is
Mrs. 8. E. Crabb left Saturday evening from a three weeks ’ vaca-
creek for their summers.
visiting at the home of her son,
tion spent in Portlanil and Wash-
for Portland to visit relatives.
W. A. Hemenway.
The baseball game which was to
In Forest, Wash., she
The R. M. Broadbooks family, ington.
have been played yesterday nt
Mrs. Fred Jones, of Marcola, of Ilwaco,
sister,
Mrs.
H.
C.
her
visited
Wash., were visitors
Calapooya springs between Cottage
spent latter part of week with her
here Friday, They were on their Johnson, From there she was ac- Grove and Springfield had to be
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William A.
way to Crater lake, A number of coinpanied home by her mother, cancelled
on
account
of the
Kelly, She will return home this
years ago Mr. Broadbooks was Mrs. A. C. Hull, who had visited weather. The Cottage Grove team
evening.
there
since
July
4.
Miss
Vida
Nel
­
pastor of the Presbyterian church
will not play any more this season.
Only slight damage was done by here,
He has been in church son, who filled the position of
Misses Sylvia and Sibyl Veatch
a roof fire Friday forenoon at the work in Washington ever since. manager for the Mutual Creamery
company during M ibb Hull’s ab­ left Friday on n motor trip south.
W. E. Couey home on south Fourth
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M sence, returned to Portland today.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Lasswell and
street.
Some men working near
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Scholtz
there put the blaze out before the
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Meeks and son returned yesterday from Sea­
and son Raymond have returned Mr. and Mrs. George (). Knowles side. Their daughter Mary Eliza­
arrival of the fire department.
returned Saturday from a week’s beth remained in Portland with
Mr. and Mrs. John Nokes left from an outing at Newport.
Mrs. J. K. Griffith spent the motor trip to Vancouver and relatives.
Friday for Albany to visit at the
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilsey, of
week end in Portland with rela- Victoria, B. C.
home of their son, Clyde Nokes.
Los Angeles, arrived this aftornoon
tives.
Ella Tiller has returned
Radio Ray for Radiolas.
to spend the night nt the home
Spireila corsets, rubber reducing
Charles
Cochran and daughters of Mr. Wilsey's uncle, J. N. Town.
girdles, belts anil brassieres—Spi-
Mrs. Jesse Ilenny has gone to
rella quality hosiery. Shaughnessey Gertrude and Melba and his mother,
olivit net lingerie.
Mrs. E. C. Mrs. S. E. Cochran, returned last San Francisco to be with Mr.
evening
from
a
ten-day
muter
trip
Denny, who is in the Houthern
Shay, 305 south Sixth St., phone
137-R.
al0-1.7 -24p(M) into Washington and to Victoria, Pacific hospital.
B. C.
Roseburg Motorcycle club
The five Oppel children were
Mrs. A. C. Canterbury, of Mon­ taken to the I. O. O. F. children’s
invited the Cottage Grove
mouth,
spent
the
week
end
with
home in Portland yesterday by
to a watermelon feed to be
her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Mc­ members of the I. O. O. F. ami
there Sunday, August 30.
Reynolds, of Divide.
Rebekah orders. The father is in
new cement coping has been
Miss Ray Godard, of Eugene, the Oregon state hospital and the
put on tho C. J. Kem building. The
cement in the original coping froze spent the week end with her par­ mother is in a hospital in I,OK
Angeles.
immediately after being placed, ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Godard.
Ford roadster and Ford touring
causing it to crumble.
Leland Willits, son of Mr. and
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
Mrs. J. Q. Willits, of this city,
If you want a real bargain in car for sale cheap by Billie Hall.
contains:
Mrs. O. J. Lose and daughter who hail been in charge of a Shell
a used auto see Billie Hall.
The College of Literature. Science
Vera Hendrickson, of Portland, Katharine, of Fort Wayne, Ind., company service station at McDole,
and the Arts with 22 departments.
arrived the latter part of the week arrived Friday for a two or three Calif, has been promoted to sales­
for a two weeks’ visit with the weeks’ visit at the home of Mrs. man with headquarters nt Klamath
The professional schools of Archi­
Arthur Jones family, of Gowdyville. Lose’» sister, Mrs. II. R. Godard. Falls.
tecture and Allied Arts—Business
A 10-pound daughter was born
Edward Hibbard, of Medford, The sisters had not seer, each other yesterday
Administration—Education—Grad­
to Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
for 24 years.
was
a
visitor
here
during
the
lat
­
uate Study—Journalism—Law—
Allen.
Miss
Kathleen
McReynolds,
who
ter part of the week.
Medicine—Music—Physical Edu­
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohde and
Business
Mrs. S. V. Allison motored to is attending the Eugene
cation—Sociology—Extension.
college, spent the week end at daughters Viola and Elizabeth re
Eugene this forenoon to meet Mr.
Mr. and turned Saturday from a ten day
For a catalogue or anfi information
Allison’s niece, Mrs. Margaret Don Divide with her parents,
outing spent at Cloverdale springs
Mrs.
E.
L.
McReynolds.
unite The Regietrar, UniOerntg of
aldson, of Portland, who will spend
an<I the Tillamook beaches.
I
Two Dodge touring cars in good
Oregon. Eugene. Oregon.
the week at the 8. V. and F. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and
condition for sale by Billie Hall.
J Allison homes.
daughter Arlene, Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday., Aug. 29
1
For Sale
Glasses 3c Each
Remember the Date and the Glasses
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29
The Fair Store
6000 Items
Wright & Caldwell
City Briefs
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The 50th Year Opens September 24.1925
flies, bugs,
roaches,
ants,
mosquitoes,
and
moths.
FLY-DI
Wanted: Name of any persons
seeing accident at Sixth and Main
streets April 20, 1925, in which
Margaret M. Swinehart was killed.
Write to Fred E. Smith, Eugene,
or George W. Swinehart, Black
a24 27p
Butte, Oregon.
Albert Wilson, of Centerville,
Mo., »pent the latter part of the
week at the home of his uncle,
George Wilson.
Miss Grace Ritchey, of Forest
Grove, returned home Friday, af
ter a visit with her aiater, Mr«.
Louise Wiese.
Mr. and Mr«. Keena Kiedaich,
who had been guests of Mrs. Cath­
erine Bader, left Saturday for their
home in Han Diego, Calif.
H. H. Starr fixes watches right.
Mrs. G. C. Dyott and her mother,
Mrs. F. E. Dunn, spent Thursday
in Salem with friends.
Mike Marsh and Joe Eiguer.
who had been in the employ of the
.1. C. Compton company for several
months, left Saturday for their
homos in McMinnville.
rn. M. J. Cherry and
Mr. and Jdrs.
children ieit Frida v on an outing
rin to Bandon and other eoast
>-eities.
•
Galloway writes insurance.
Mrs. Eva Ellis, of Gold Hill, and
her son, Wesley Ellis, of Rich­
mond, Calif., spent the week end
in Divide at the home of Mr«.
Ellis’ brother, E. L. McReynolds.
Nelson DeYoung and son Lloyd
and Mrs. Hugh Milligan and son
Verland returned Saturday eve-
ning from a week’s outing at
Oceanside.
Lester Carr returned yesterday
The D. R. Hustoad family have
to his work at Medford, after
moved into the city from Culp
spending last week here with his
creek.
[>a rents.
The new headlight law goes into
Charles 8. Hall has bought the
See Billie George h Newell property at the
effect September 1.
Hall and have your lights adjusted. corner of O. Street and Birch
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Adams left avenue.
Mrs. D. Stillwell, who had been
today for Portland to visit at the
home of their daughter, Mr». C. H. visiting at the home of her daugh
Carpenter. They will return the ter, Mrs. F. E. Dickson, returned
latter part of the week and will be yesterday to her home in Portland.
B. L. Stewart returned last eve
neeompanied by another daughter,
ning from an outing at Alsea and
Mr». M L. Watt», of Baker.
Mr. and Mr». Lorane Stivers, Newport.
of Eugene, are visiting at the home i Mr. and Mrs. Joe Christie and
of Mrs. Stivers’ parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker and their
Mr». T. M. Boyd. Mr. Stiver» is niece. Miss Decker, of Greenwood,
an evangelist and he will conduct Win., have returned home, after
the evening service» Sunday at visiting at the J. W. Frances and
the Christian church here.
Mrs. 1. B. Morris homes.
An ll-pound daughter was born
Stivers will give in pantomime the
vocal number, “Have Thine Own Saturday to Mr. anil Mrs. Harry
Stoneburg.
Way Lord.”
Mins Margaret Galloway returned
Sec the new style “B” bat thin forenoon to her work in n Eu-
teries at Radio Ray Nelson
gene real estate office, after spend­
The Charles Skinner family, of ing last week here with her par­
Eugeue, former residents of this ents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gallo­
¡city, are moving to Fresno Calif. way.
PAPE THREE
Home Trade Is Vital
To City
Make All Purchases Through Home
Channels for a Greater Success
THE VERY BEST
When you order by phone or eome here in person to
select your groceries, you can count on getting the very
choicest eatables possible to obtain.
And Prosperity in Community.
McQueen’s Grocery
The chief argument in favor of
home trade is tho fact that it not
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only redounds to the benefit of all
residing in the adjacent trade terri­
tory, which is a part of every
community, but [lavs in dollars and
business men who do not run
Notice to Public.
cents. Every dollar sent away to
1 dose to the danger lino in fixing
We wish to announce to our
build up business in some big city
[ prices that will attract trade and many friends and patrons that wo
is just that much taken away from
meet competition anywhere.
have a new and modern air service
the resources of tho home com­
It is only necessary to use com­ installed at our station. Free air
munity.
mon sense in dealing with these can lie obtained now 24 hours each
If people will only figure up the
problems. The field is open to all day.
incidental costs and inconveniences
who may wish to enter any line
We also wish to thank our com­
occasioned by sending out of town
of business, and if there were big petitors for furnishing air to our
for anything that can be purchased
profits to be made that condition customers for so long a time.
in their home town they will
would not last, for overy opening
PASS CREEK
readily see that it pays to trade at
for business is carefully searched
SERVICE STATION
home. It is customary to ignore
out, and competition has reduced a20-24c
By Carl E. Burkett.
such items, but they are there just
everything to the level of lowest
the same and arc part of the cost
possible prices.
of the goods that are purchased
On another page of The Sentinel
in that manner. For instance, the
will be found the .special advertise-
cost of a trip to the city, hotel meats of business men oj
Cottage
bill, time wasted away from em­
Grove who are interested in get-
ployment, goods brought home that
ting the facts of the value of home
are not really needed and higher
trade before the people.
prices actually paid for the goods
on account of the stupendous over­
What have you to place before
head of the big city stores.
the 10,000 eyes that read each issue
In case of mail order purchases
of The Sentinel! ^NEWSPAPER
there are money order and postage
advertising makes big stores out
fees, for express or freight charges,
of little ones.
time wasted and delay in waiting
for the goods, annoyance of ex-
changing the goods that do not
fill the bill, or that do not measure
up to the grade expected—these
and many other charges of like
nature should honestly be figured
up against the purchases. If this
is done and quality of goods com­
pared it will be found that it is a
case of trying to lift yourself by
your own bootstraps. There is no
easy way to secure goods for a
less figure than that at which they
can be supplied by the experienced
business man of Cottage Grove.
Perhaps nothing is studied any
closer than the retailing of mer­
Any Kind Any Time
chandise and you can safely figure
PRICES RIGHT
that your live homo merchant is
Terms Cash
working hard to secure the best
of merchandise to place before his
customers at the lowest possible both local and internal, and has been
figure consistent with sound busi­ successful in the treatment of Catarrh
Phones: Office 76, Rea. 124-L
ness principles. And in this day for over forty years. Sold by all druggists.
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Company
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$2 per tier
HARD WOOD
$3 per tier
Phone
178 R
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