COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1925
PAGE THREE
and Douglas counties by tho organi
zation.
C. T. C. Tires are mighty good
tires. For sale by Billy Hall. sl4c
L. W. Peters, president of the
local Lions club, yesterday attend
ed. a statewide convention of offi-
cers of Lions clubs in Corvallis,
Plans for the next state conven-
tion and work on which the na-
tioniil organization is engaged, were
discussed.
Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. Al
An lUipound son was born
Friday in a Eugene hospital to
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee Aloiitieth
of this city.
A! iss Belle Burkholdor, who is
employed in Eugene, spent the
week end at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Clara Burkholder.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trask re
turned today from an outing at
Newport.
Mrs. C. J. Lose and daughter,
M iss Kathryn, who had been vis-
Mrs. Carrie Hemenway was ten
iting Mrs. Loise’s sister, Mrs. H. R.
dered a farewell handkerchief
\\ here you get your books. No need to shop around.
Godard, left Saturday for their
shower Friday afternoon at the
home in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Bring
your list and we’ll fill it complete.
homo of Airs. D. H. Hemenway.
M m. Eva Hemenway, former The affair was planned as a sur
Cottage Grove resident who now prise for Airs. Hemenway and when
lives in Portland, has sold her old she arrived she was showered with
homo place on
<
Gibbs avenue to gifts by the waiting guests. Those
George Gates.
present were: Mrs. H. A. Miller,
Mrs. J W. Hall and her brother, Afrs. Jas. P. Graham, Airs. Minnie
PHONE 65
Hugh Brace, returned to their home Willets, Afrs. Dale Hawkins, Mrs.
in Vancouver, Wash., Saturday, af T. L. Ball, Mrs. G. C Herring, Airs.
last day of sale
ter a visit at the home of Mr. nnd Sam Veatch, Mrs. George Scott,
Airs. Charles Adams.
Start now; save money by taking advan
Mrs. George Knowles, Afrs. William
Burroughs bookkeeping form of
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
tage of these reductions.
Mrs. Wilma Waggoner, of I.ebn- Thum, Mrs. C. Kurre, Afrs. Clara
many kinds.
Your home print
And go via
non, ni rived Wednesday and is Burkholder, Afrs. Carrie Hemenway
DENTISTS
r—
visiting at the home of Mr. nnd nnd Mrs. D. H. Hemenway. Mrs.
Hemenway leaves today for an ex I 1 W. TITUS, D. Al. D.—Dentistry.
Mrs. B. R. Job.
Modern equipment. First Na
Shiplap—rustic—dimension.
tended visit in the middle west.
L. IL Woods, of Pawnee C
tional Bank Building. Hours. 9 to
Four popular trains daily via scenic Shasta
Blue Mountain Lumber Co., Neb.,
|
12
and
1 to 6. Evenings ami Sun-
is
visiting
his
son,
W.
route. Thence three routes east.
Barber Shop B.
Phone 19-F-4; evenings phone Woods. He plans to remain fo
A party of Cottage Grove people ! days by appointment. Office phone
jo sjuampossu aqj aas
drove to the junction of the Coos ■ 19, residence phone 212-lt.
week or two.
123-L.
sl0-28c
Bay highway and Pacific highway l)li. W. E. LEBOW.—Dentist. Office
Abe Lincoln, former business
Fifth and Alain streets. Hours,
yesterday and met Mr. ami Mrs.
COMING HERE,
WE BOB, CURL AND
i 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 5:30. Evenings
man of this city, arrived Friday
Sharer evangelistic party. Every- B. 8. Swengel. From there they and Sundays by appointment. Phones:
DYE HAIR
from his home in Pueblo, Colo., body welcome.
to i
Afyrtle
Crook
and office 35, residence 161-J.
Each evening at went
for a visit at the home of Afr. 7:30 in Stein building, 24 north spent the day on the banks of the
and Airs. D. H. Hemenway. This Seventh street.
Barber Work in General ;
ATTORNEYS
s!4p Umpqua. The party included Mr.
For fares, réservations and full information, ask agent
is Afr. Lincoln’s first visit in 27
and Mrs. George
'
Knowles, Afr. and
special
attention to children
W LOMBARD—Attor
years. He left this morning for
Mrs. Jas. P. Graham, H. J. Shinn, I TJTERBERT
A Home Collection.
noy at Law.
First Natioual
California and will return to Colo
630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop.
During a recent rainy Sunday a Afrs. William Thum, Airs. N. AL Bank Building. Phone 94, Cottage
rado.
J
devout member of the Motor club, Oglesby, Afrs. Carrie Hemenway, I Grove, Oregon.
For sale. Late model Ford ton who wns attending church over his Mr. and Afrs. H. A. Miller. TJ J. SHINN.—Attorney at Law j
truck. Biljy Hall. Phone 64. sl4c radio, inadvertently leaned forward Mrs. Miller’s daughter, Afrs. Anna
and Notary Public. Practices
Charles 8. Burkholder returned and dropped ti coin in his hilt when H i ' sh , and her daughter Louise, I in all courts. Bader building, Cot
tage
Grovo,
Oregon.
joined
the
party
in
Roseburg.
Air.
last night from Portland, where he the minister broadcasted “Lot
and Mrs. Swengel left last night (D BORGE J. WILLETT, Attorney-
RHOADS & LANSING
spent
a
part
of
his
vacation.
Vour
Light
So
Shine.
’
’
—
The
Rond.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall and
for their home in San Jose, Calif. '■^at-law. Office in Bailor block,
Proprietors
Miss Crystal Robinson, Mis# Al
Mrs. A. G. Williams went to Port-
Cottage Grove.
1 land Thursday for a visit of sev verda Finch, Robert Jones and Ar Gas Masks for All
Members of tho Choral club held
vin Burnett spent yesterday ai
PHYSICIANS
eral days.
Animals in Warfare their first meeting of the season
FURNITURE MOVING
COMING HERE.
A. B. Cochran, THE SHOE MAN, Triangle lake.
Friday night in Phillips hall. An IA R. C. E. FROST.—Physician
Word has been received from
Shafer evangelistic party. Every guarantees all work. 1. O. O. F.
Carrier pigeons, horses, mules, elaborate dinner was served to
AND STORAGE
and Surgeon. Office in Lawson
body welcome. Each evening at building.
sl4c Dunean P. Cameron that he will be dogs and other anlmuls used by the the 20 members and guests at 7 Building. Phono 47, Cottage Grove,
army In wartime will be equipped
Oregon.
7:30 in Stein building, 24 north
hero
to
assume
his
duties
as
pastor
Mrs. Augusta Stevens, of Al
o’clock.
The remainder of the
Seventh street.
s!4p bany, who suffered a stroke of of the Presbyterian church Septem with gas musks should the United evening was devoted to dancing HAVEN C. DYOTT, AL D.—Phy
Piano Moving a Specialty.
States
ever
engage
in
another
war
ber 27. Pastor Cameron comes
apoplexy September 5 while visit
and games. Those present were ” sician and Surgeon. Evenings i
In
which
poison
gases
are
used,
ac
Phone 99; Res., 189-J
Suite 3, Kem
Radio Ray Nelson announces new ing her son, C. A. Stevens, was from Detroit, Alinn., but has been cording to an announcement made Thelma Kem, Rachel Galloway, by appointment.
Bldg.,
Cottage
Grovo.
Entrance
on
I
engaged
recently
in
ministerial
low prices on R. C. A. Radiolas. much improved yesterday.
at the headquarters of the Second Daisy Bennett, Laura Stewart, Al north Sixth street, just off Alain. :
Her
corps area, Governors Island, the berta Williams, Helen Ostrander,
Demonstrations on request.
sl4e daughters, Mrs. J. L. Woodson, of work in Canada.
fr
A. FORBES, M. D.—Physician
Airs. W. J. White nnd the James New York Times reports.
Margaret Land, Evelyn York. Nina TA and
Mr. and Airs. W. A. Garoutte Albany, and Mrs. Emma Hittie,
Surgeon. Calls answered |
The mask for horses and mules
Sears family who have been picking
of
Albion,
Wash.,
and
her
sister,
Mitchell, Raymond Scholz, Harold
returned Thursday from a motor
or night. Maternity work a
wild huckleberries in the Bohemia consists of a cheesecloth bag which Bede, Clayton Lewis, Harold Whit day
specialty. Over C. J. Breier Co.
trip to Marshfield.' They brought Mrs. Emma McKinney, arc hqre
covers the nostrils and upper jaw
country,
returned
Sunday.
only. Horses and mules breathe lock, Robert Vcateh, Russell Stew Phones: Office 34, residence 199-J.
home their son, who had been with her.
U. S. tires are good tires. For
Airs. Carrie Hemenway leaves to only through the nose, so that It art, Lynn Walker, Orville Hazen, TAR. A. W. KIME.—Physician and
visiting at the home of Mrs. Ga-
»14« day for Roseburg, where she will Is not necessary for the mask to Ralph Boslough, Mr. and Mrs. Her
Surgeon. Obstetrics nnd diseases
routte’s sister, Mrs. Gene Afatlock. sale by Billy Hall.
cover the mouth. Their eyes need man Edwards»
of women and children a specialty.
The certificate of the assumed spend a day at the home of Air. no protection against tear gas, as
Mr. and Airs. Dale Hawkins and
Will
care for confinements at his i
and Mrs. Ed Jones. From there
home if desired. Office over C. J. |
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beatty re business name, Howe’s Confection she will go to California nnd then they have no tear ducts. The mask
Miss
Laura
Kennon,
former
Breier Co, Phones: Office, 234;
Is designed to be carried In a
turned Thursday from a two ery ,was filed in the office of to Cincinnati, O.
She plans to
residence, 120-J. Residence address,
weeks’ vacation spent at Klamath the county clerk Friday, by Eliza spend six months visiting in the satchel on the breast harness when teacher in the Cottage Grove high 1149 west Main.
school, was guest of honor at a
not In use.
B. Howe and Bertha Agnes Howe,
Falls.
middle west.
The dog mask Is built on similar picnic yesterday in the city park,
DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS
For snle. Late model 1 four-door of Cottage Grove.
Air. and Afrs. .Tack Hastings, lines, except that It covers both up where 15 persons, some of them
Galloway writes insurance.
Ford sedan. Billy Hall.
Phone
H. A. HAGEN.—Licensed
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson per and lower jaws. Carrier pig former pupils of Miss Kennon’s, 1)11
«4.
si 4c
Drugless Physician. Phone 30. 1=
George Widdersheim is a visitor nnd Mrs. William Kelly left Sat- eons will not be equipped with gathered to meet her. Miss Ken
masks
while
In
flight,
but
will
be
Ostrander
Building, 830% Alain
Rusnell Stewart, who has been here, after an absence of several uraily for a week’s outing at
street. Cottage Grovo. Oregon.
protected from chemical agents by non is a member of the staff of
employed here a part of the sum- years.
________________________ __
Scottsburg.
a special gas cover completely sur the teachers’ college of Columbia
mer, lefl Thursday for his home in
university, New York. She came
Always give your home print I
Lon« Distance Hauling
Services will be held tomorrow
rounding their transport cages.
Eugene,
He will attend school night at 8 o’clock in the Latham
west to visit he parents in Baker shop first chance -at all your print
COMING HERE.
Piano Moving a Specialty
there this winter.
and is returning to New York. ing.
Usually
school house by Kenneth A. Tobias,
Shafer evangelistic party. Every
r r your - home . printer
Death in the Water»
While here she wns the guest of can meot
i
competition in quality
Kenneth DeLassus, of Spring- missionary of the American Sunday body welcome. Each evening at
Any Time—Any Where
The overflow of a river in conse
fifeld, visited over tho week
school union. The meeting will be 7:30 in Stein building, 24 north quence of excessive rainfull Is the the Charles Adams and B. R. Job as well as price.
with his uncle, Earl Hill.
one of several to be held in Lane Seventh street.
sl4p most familiar type of flood, but families.
there are many others, says Nature
Mrs. O. W. Blackmore enter
Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
Magnzlne. Low-lying coasts of the
ocean are often Inundated by so- tained Friday afternoon for her
(Across street from 8. P. depot)
called “tidal waves”—which have son, Orval, the occasion being his
nothing to do with the tides In the eighth birthday anniversary. The
,00a! for Brooders
Any Kind Any Time
ordinary sense of the term.
afternoon was spent in games, Re
PRICES RIGHT
Some of these waves are due to freshmtnts were served by Miss
STORAGE AND GENERAL
Terms: Cash
earthquakes, others to storms. In
TRANSFER
the Lisbon earthquake of November Helen Tower nnd Miss Maude
Guests were Millard
1, 1755, 60,000 people were drowned Blackmore.
and
Rex
AleFarland,
Willis
Beidler,
Office prono fl
by a wave eight feet high that ad
Phonos: Office 76, Ros. 124-L
vanced from the sea.
Alva James, Harold
Boslntigh,
Residence phone 155-1.
The most
destructive storm Georgetta Knowles, Margaret Wil
waves have occurred along the son, Mabel and Norman Black
coast of the Bay of Bengal. The more.
•
one of October 7, 1737, Is said to
have risen 40 feet In the River
Mrs. W. H. Ost runder enter
flugll, sweeping away 300,000 souls.
tained Friday afternoon in honor
The Calcutta cyclone of October
1804, caused the drowning of 48. of M rs. Fred Smith, of Harris,
Get the Red Crown
000 people.
Minn. 1 The tnh'os were centored
Mileage Card at any
In the terrible Backergunge hurri with huge bowls of flowers. Re
“ReiiCrowrTpump.
cane of 1876 the water rose from freshments were served.
Guests
Use it and see your
30 to 40 feet In less than hnlf an were: M th . A. E. Burrows, Mrs.
mileage increase I
Lour during the night ef October Lora Finnerty, Mrs. Joe Burnett,
81-November 1, and 100,000 per-
Mrs.
James
Potts,
Mrs.
Lillian
sons perished.
Scherbcrt, Mrs. George McQueen,
Mrs. John Griffith, Mrs. Elbert
One on tA* Pattor
Bede.
The good parson was a little ab
■ent-mlnded. and somewhere er
A family reunion picnic was held
other during the day, possibly at Sunday at the Elbert Bede home in
the barber shop, he acquired a hat honor of Mrs. Fred Smith, of liar
that looked very like his. but be-
ris, Minn., sister-inlaw of Mrs.
longed to some one else.
That evening he dined out and Bede, who will leave for home
when the guests were leaving th» Wednesday, The George McQueen
host accompanied them to the door. family, Air. and Mrs. J. K. Grif
“This Is yours, is It notF’ said fith, Mrs. Lillian Scharbert
GAINS—big increases in
Million Dollar Power
the host, picking up the parson’s Mrs. James Potts
hat.
Star sales! New hundreds
Powerful Brake Safety
were present.
"Yea," said the parson, "that is
of owners each new month! Only Star gives the tremen
mine.”
Members of the Rebekah lodge
There was a queer smile on the
hoot’s face as he handed over the met with Mrs. Phoebe Stoneburg
Super value features are sell- dous Million Dollar Motor
headgear. For pasted In the crown Saturday afternoon, the occasion
ing the powerful Star in power—and matching this
thereof was a card bearing this leg being Mrs. Stoneburg's sixty-sixth
real power is the demon
end. meant for all and sundry; "No. birthday anniversary. Mrs. Stone
Not content with building the
record-shattering style. Ex
my friend, this Is not your hat I"
burg was presented with flowers
strated safety of big, sure-
best low-cost car in the world.
clusive, vitally-important working brakes for owners
and many useful gifts. Refresh
Star now shows the way in a
ments were served and the after
new plan of service selling that
Motorists using the Red Crown Mile
features
are
winning
for
of low-cost cars!
la to revolutionsry.aogener< >ua,
noon wns devoted to needlework.
Summer
Excursion Fares
Sept 15 th
CALIFORNIA
Get Your School Supplies
McQueen’s Grocery
MPERIAT
1
Southern Pacific Lines
City Transfer Co
Spores Fuel
Company
FOREST WOOD
$2 per tier
HARD WOOD
$3 per tier
Phone 178 R
Chestnut Transfer
WOOD
Quimby Bros.
Each Month More STARS
Hundreds of New Owners!
Saving close to 35 cents
on the dollar with ‘Red
Crown’!”
READ!
and so far-reachi ng in its effects
that any one can own a Star.
You are next to join up—you
are next, as a live-wire, red-
blooded American,glad to get
the chance to "earn" a power
ful Star, paying only as much
actual cask as suits you! Inves
tigate the new Star plan—the
Star Gold Certificate
Save and Earn Plan
Eugene
Star the patronage of prac
tically-experienced motorists
on the Pacific Coast.
Surely, you have heard the
praise! Surely, you have
marvelled at the great in
crease of Stars wherever you
go!
LANE AUTO
No wonder thinking buyers
are flocking to Star value—
big, exclusive value is the
simple answer.
You are next to test and ride
in a Star—you are next to
come in without delay! Do
it, do it right now.
Cottage
Grove
Members of the Social Twelve
elub were entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. H. Chambers, A dainty lunch
Guests of the I
eon was served,
'dub were Mrs. D. . 0. Bosley, M rs. !
Beattie, and
Caroline Brnnd, of
<
rs. Wilrna Wagner. of Lebanon. |
Mr. and Mr«. B. S. Swengel, of
Han Jose, Calif., were guests of
honor Thursday evening nt a din
ner party at the home of ' Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Hemenway. Other
guest* were Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Miller and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ja«. P
Graham.
Mrs. C. E. Front, M rs. George
Matthews anil Mrs. C. C. Cnjson
will be hostesses to the ('onsteila
tion elnh at its next mhrtlng
Thursday afternoon.
Your home print shop i» always
ready to help you in the prepara
tion of copy for intricate forms
of any kind
**
age Card say we could promise even
more than ‘15 to 30 miles extra per
tankful’ from Red Crown gasoline:
One »aya: Tm averaging 65 miles extra per
tankful that I never got before. The Red Crown
Mileage Card started me saving close to 35
cents on the dollar, anti my carburetor’s set on
Red Crown gasoline for keeps.”
Why not get a card for yourself
and get extra miles from the Red Crown
pump from this day on ?
buy
miles
tyÿ ùi tmdn-ty miles
fTANDAPT OH t OMPAXT
(Olifotuia)