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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, OCTORER 19. 1925 PAGE THREE ized Kennedy radio dealer; for those wishing a 5-tube, storage battery set of the bet ter grade. ol9c Sanders Is Injured In Accident. Harvest Festival Coming. G. A. Sanders, . proprietor of . the * * . vattiu Calvin xuun. Funk oust, post, American 1 Electric bakery, is carrying a deep Legion, wiU ho|(i Ua 8econd nnnual scar on the forehead as the result harvest festival Saturday night in Mrs. F. M. Hambrick, of this of an automobile accident Satur the Armory. The festival will be city, and Mrs. Lucy Armstrong, of day evening on the h.ghway just similar to the one held last year Eugene, returned Munday from vis north of the city. The Sanders with added features. ‘ ‘ Fun and ! iting for two weeks with their Willys-Knight, with Mrs. Sanders at Frolic” is tho slogan with which sisters, Mrs. Helen Vilas, of Port the wheel, was struck by an Over- legion men are advertising the land, and Mrs. 0. M. VanBuren i land, the owner of which was not event, guaranteeing everyone his and Mrs. C. M. Cathcart, of Heap I learned. Mr. Sanders was thrown fill of entertainment at the coun poose. On their way home they through the windshield, sustaining try stores, games of skill and visited in Salem with Mr». Fannie the cut on the forehead and Mrs. dance. The auxiliary will conduct Gray and Mrs. Moorhead, the Sanders sustained minor bruises. a needlework bazaar in connection. The driver of the Overland stopped W. S. McCaleb and K. M. Bird are latter being a cousin. PHONE 65 De Luxe Loose Leaf Ledger Binders Mrs. J. Heard returned Saturday but refused to give his name and committeemen in charge of arrange in the excitement the number of ments. from a short visit in Harrisburg. The De Luxe Steel Back Binder has stood the teat of time and his car was not taken. The Sun A shoe rebuilder who has mad? a ders car sustained a damaged left One reads that 42 moving picture has made good under the most exacting conditions of the modern Filipinos Didn't Stay Long. reputation. Rear First National front fender and damnged left actors were victims of ptomaine accounting department. It is built for service and is covered by bank. The crew at the Anderson & poisoning day before yesterday. ol5c front wheel. The Overland also our unconditional guarantee that if the mechanism breaks or Mrs. Grace Van Boskirk returned was damaged but not to such an Middleton mill at Latham were Perhaps they consumed some pf gets out of order inside of ten years, it will be replaced or repaired to her home in Eugene Sunday extent but that it was able to pro half an hour late in going to their own output.—Eugene Register. Regular fall Clean-Up- week without cost to you. after a visit 1 with her parents, Mr. ceed on its way. Mr. and Mrs. work Friday forenoon, due to the W > ill be from Thursday, October and Mrs. H. R. Godard. Bookkeepers like the De Luxe because its secure grip, when Sanders stated that the other ear presence of half a dozen Filipinos WANTED—EX P E RIE N CE D 22 2, to Thursday, October 29. housekeeper for family of three During this whom the men thought had been locked on the sheets, insures perfect alignment—the first requisite week all premises Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sparks was taking more than half the — no children. Phone 32 or apply given positions. Without any dem of the he city are to be el of a satisfactory current ledger binder. Filled with De Luxe Flat left Sunday for Marmarth, N. D., road, that Mrs. Sanders drove off cleaned onstration of any kind being made to Mrs. O. M. Miller at Helliwell of r rubbish _____ and whero Mr. Sparks will resume his the paving to avoid being struck _.™ debris. All Opening Sheets and indexed for quick reference with Pubreco by the members of the regular & Marksbury ’ s store. olDp rubbish put in sacks or boxes position with the Milwaukee rail and had turned to regain the pav Celluloid Tabs, it makes the ideal loose leaf ledger outfit for ing to avoid going into the ditch crew the Filipinos left and within FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, and placed on paved r___ _____ streets way. economy and efficiency. five minutes the plant was buzzing Regular meeting of the Cottage when tho Overland crashed into away as usual making the big at 709 First street. See Joe where it can be reached by Both enrs were reported truck will be removed at city Grove Athletic club Tuesday night them. logs into timbers. The Filipinos Smith at Smith & Short grocery at 7:30 in high school gym. Every as traveling at not over 20 miles left in good spirits and havo since or call 150-L. ol9 22c expense. Rubbish not so placed must he .... removed at the ex one interested invited. ol9c the hour. gone to Portland. TWO LOTS, IN SELECT REST pense of tenant or property Miss Edith Leonard is suffering Armistice Day Plans Made. dence of city, for sale at bar owner. with a serious case of poisoning Many Visit Forest. Armistice day, November 11, will C. E. FROST. gain, if taken at once. Address which is yielding to medical treat Loose Leaf Devices and A total of 85,305 persons entered XZY, Cottage Grove. be observed this year by an all o!9-22p 019.22c City Heult h Officer. ment. Special Ruled Forms day celebration ,according to the Cascade national forest during A number of grange members of American Legion post members the vacation months, according to this section went to Halsey Satur who have chargo of arrangements. a report issued last week. Of this day as guests of the grange there. Ex-service men* anil the local mili number 10,650 stopped in hotels. -YAWAW. v AW.WWAW.W.W. All the town’s going to the tary company will parade in the Other classes of visitors were camp Legion’s Harvest Festival in forenoon. Cottage Grove high will ers, 5,450; picnickers, 2,275; tran meet Coquille high on the football sient motorists, 66,930. Methods of Trade your old stoves for the Armory Saturday night. were automobiles, 75,- new. Short’s Second Hand David Sterling sustained an in field in the afternoon and at 6 conveyance legion will be host to 180; railroad and stage, 9,035; Store. ol9p jured middle finger of the right oJclock the all wars at a dinner in horse drawn vehicles, 800. Two hand when he caught is between veterans of —one important reason for your travel over John Dahsen returned Friday A dance will hundred and ninety were listed ns a belt and a pulley at his feed store. W. O. W. hall. from Eugene, where he had been hikers. Elbert Bede and Elbert Smith The injury is healing satisfactorily. be held in tho evening and the attended a meeting of Willamette confined to a hospital recovering C. T. C. tires are mighty good auxiliary will put on a moving from an operation for appendi- C. G. Wins at Springfield. valley Franklin printers, held Sat tiros. Billie Hall Service Sta picture at the Arcade theater. Ray citis. urday evening in Salem. Cottage Grove junior high won Nelson is chairman of the com Your travel responsibility ceases tion. o!5c Frank Knox has purchased a mittee in charge. Stores and offices 14 to 6 in a football game played Smiley Paul Morris and Mildred when you board the train. will be closed during the day. Saturday at Springfield with the May Hurley, both of this city, | residence in Eugene and with his Comfortable trains leave at con junior high of that city. Spring were married Friday in Eugene by family will move soon to that city venient hours. You arrive at your to reside. Mr. Knox and. W. W. 011 Plant Makes Improvements. field will come here next Saturday. are at They Wells. Justice H. J. destination rested and refreshed— Paving of Madison avenue on home in the Villard Court apart- McFarland last week became own- | ers of the Bell cafeteria in Eugene. the south side of the property oc HALLOWEEN SOCIAL. and on time. ments. cupied by the local plant of the United States tires are good tirqp. Halloween social, October 31. At Economical, too—reduced reund- Mrs. W. B. Cooper and daugh Standard Oil company has made the Wildwood school building. Ev ol5c ters Dorothy and Charlotte were Billie Hall Service Station. trip fares make travel surprisingly possible improvement of the com erybody invited. Ladies requested up from Portland for the week end. Mrs. L. McAboy left Saturday inexpensive. pany grounds and in line with its to bring boxes of lunch. Fr^» cof They recently removed there to for Snohomish, Wash., where she policy to keep pace with city de feO, cream and sugar. A splendid Ask Agent. will meet a brother from Minne make their home. velopment the* oil company plans program is being prepared. Exer sota. She will remain two weeks. Do your Xmas shopping Sat extensive alterations soon. A new cises begin at 8. p. in. Mrs. W. E. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Richmond urday night at the auxiliary cement sidewalk has already been DeGraw. which doesn ’ t de needlework bazaar. Harvest spent the week end in Portland. laid along the street and the pend upon NEWS Festival. The Armory. Galloway writes insurance. parking will be beautified. A new Mr. and Mrs. Lester Childs, PAPER advertising. iron fence will replace the w-ooden S. W. Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. fence enclosing the property and W. S. Keyes returned Saturday all buildings will be repainted. The garage will be enlarged to three from a successful salmon fishing The company last week trip to Mapleton. Mr. Boyd sus- Charles Franklin of Elkton was stalls. I am in Cottage Grove Regular meting Wednesday uight. tained a fractured ankle tile day a business visitor in the city Satur added a new Ford package truck each Saturday with Raw- F. C. degree. Visitors and mem day and visited at the' R. B. to its local equipinqnt. before their return. T. M. Boyd, Local Agent bers urged to be present. leigh Products. If you Fun and frolic. American Hanna home. Plumbing Exhibit Car Here. By order W. M. wish anything in my line, for 1924 light 6 Studebaker Legion second annual Harvest Exhibits of the most modern im Festival. The Armory, Satur sale. Service Garage. drop a card to W. A. provements in plumbing were con Mr. A son was born Friday to day night. Hemenway, Springfield, tained in tho Crane travelling Dr. H. W. Titus attended a and Mrs. John Dugan of this city. plumbing car which visited Cottage | Ore., and I will call at meeting of the Willamette Dental Money spent for highest quality Grove Friday. The car is touring your home. o5-26p(M) society, held Saturday evening in and finest workmanship is money tho country to demonstrate particu Corvallis. well spent. That is why you should larly to the people in the smaller Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McQueen. I go to A. B. Cochran, I. O. O. F. cities the latest conveniences in ol5c the plumbing line, Arranged in- Miss Kathryn McQueen and Jerry j building, for shoe repairing. The Pastmasters, Musters and Wilkinson motored into the Bo- i Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Richmond si le the big car in i ordinary dis- Wardens association No. 1 of Ore hernia district Sunday and visited I went to Portland Saturday to visit play were waler systems and gon will hold a quarterly meeting the McQueen mining properties, j Mr. Richmond's sister, Miss Eva storage systems for eitv, suburban Thursday evening in tho Masonic Mr. McQueen remained at his Richmond. kitchen and farm homes, baths, 1 lodge hall. Dinner will be served erties for a few days. Get your radios from Long sinks, lavatories, 1 laundry tubs, at 6:30 and a program will follow, Dependable shoe repairing, rear & Cruson at Service Garage. water heaters, etc. The car was Used 1924 Star sport road- First National bank. parked on Main street during the o8c I T" .......... afternoon and evening and was ster. Long & Oruson. The Latham Community club visited by a large number of per A. G. Williams wont to Grants will hold a special meting Friday sons. Pass Wednesday evening on a afternoon at 2 o 'clock at the home ! short business trip. of Mrs. Floyd Counts* What a satisfying combination they do Grand Jury Works Hard. Miss Genevieve Johnson returned ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker of i make. How gloriously invigorating on Twenty-seven indictments agninst Wednesday from Portland, where 1 Salem visited last week end with I 20 men and two not true bills have chilly October days. she had been visiting friends. Mrs. Baker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. been brought in by the Lane coun Have your shoes rebuilt by A. B. G. W. McFarland. ty grand jury since that body met They supply the system with iron, iodine Cochran, I. O. O. F. building. ol5c Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M K Nine have pleaded October 5. and needed mineral salts in their most pa Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Darst of ' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mayes and guilty and sentence has lieen St. Mary’s, Idaho, visited Wednes daughter Gail arrived Saturday latable form. ' I passed, Strong criticism of con- day at the J. N. Towne home. from Baker to visit Mrs. . Mayes’ ditions at the county jail and rec __ I Mrs. Darst is Mrs. Towne’s niece. parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. — \nd provide the vitamines so necessary to ommendation for the construction ' W. Mc J. N. Lawton returned Friday ! Farland. of a new building were contained i They will return to growth and health. for a trip to Portland. in the report of thè jury Thursday Baker Wednesday. Old residents insist on taking after its annual inspection of the GOOD TASTE at table demands th* serv A. M. Moore, former manager Mrs. R. Davis of Yoncalla visitoi, county jail and farm. The report their shoes to Goff. Rear First of the Jones A Eaton store here, ing of a slenderized cracker like Tru-Bakaa, ol5c has moved from Eugene to Idaho last week w*th her parents, Mr. stated that similar reports in pre National bank. They fit the bite, eat" neater—make soupe Mrs. O. L. Nichols went to Port- Falls, Idaho, according to a letter and Mrs. S. Chestnut. ceding years had been disregarded week end. received here from Mr. Moore. land Friday to spend the 1 taste better. More fun than ever. Legion until a change is now imperative. Mr. and M»* Carl Elliott moved Harvest Festival. Armory. General conditions at the county i Radio Ray Nelson announ Saturday night. Thursday to Eugene, where they farm were commended. ces his appointment as author- Veterans Plan Reunion. will make their home. A carload of new Fords was re Ask Your Grocer for Members of the Second Oregon ceived Friday by Woodson Brothers. Volunteers who served in the , wiuin'WsiM lw wwroi si i i rwi ir i iii i Bi CTM ’i T Tnwn-pCTTrm’-- j Deliveries of ears were made to Ivan Currin, Tony Tonoli, C. E. Philippines during the Spanish 'American war will hold a reunion! Miller and Fred Bower». in Eugene soon in honor of Cap New residents inquire for Goff. tain Harrv L. Wells, it has been Enroll Today—It’s a Good School Rear First National bank. ol5e announced. 'Captain Wells was Miss Ray Godard came from Eu captain of company L. He visited fhe Universal Cracker" A. E. ROBERTS, President | ene to visit v her parents, Mr. and Cottage Grove last week in the 992 Willamette St. Phone 666 Eugene, Oregon. | gene 1rs. 8. L. Godard, over the week interest of the Pacific Highway association. Major M. B. Huntley end. charge of ar Goff does the job right. Rem < of Springfield has rhe Home of Tru-Blu Graham«. Englith Style Biscuit* and the Famoux Tru-Blu Fruit C.tJ of First National bank. ol5e ! rangements for thè meeting, which Captain Wells held when will be mm wrm'wxww ww wWmr wmrnrwnirw nrnnmoninirnninrwninrm'nnnn'nrm'rni wire w nirwnwir Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills will rete _____ ras to Eugene from s trip leave tomorrow for Portland, where j north. Mr. Mills will attend a convention I of funeral directors. Their son Pheasants Are Scarce, Robert will visit with his grand j Chinese pheasants are scarce in mother, Mrs. S. A. Howe, of Eu | Lane county. So report hunters gene. who have been in the field in quest of the game birds since Weather Helps Road Builders. | Thursday, the opening day of the Selling Points Maccabee Certificates Fall weather has helped county season. Parties returning from the 1 Incontestable After 2 Years 1 Benefits of Local Lodge >90,000 in Premium« road builders more this year than i valley north of <’-<>burg reported 2 Cash Surrender 2 Monthly Rate Payments for many years past and ail pro , fair bags, but hunting there was SEE THE BEST IN THE LAND 3 Loan Value 3 Patriotic Ritualism For further I rouatn. »w ms Factik latmattnal jects, except the Eugene Lorane not as good as last year. More 4 Paid Up Insurance 4 Employment Bureau «dà grevMt «rrt? oi Uvtntock aver aherwn information road, are well along toward com fanners than ever have forbidden of and D*iry C-Wle, Howes, Swine, 5 Extended Insurance 6 Sickness and Accident Benefits m tb« Foul uv and I^airr Showa, Laad Mbd pletion, according to Edwin Tullar, banting on their property this year, address 6 Whole Life-20 Pay-Endowments and rLa wmi<1 famout H- tsb Provides for Widow county road superintendent. County it is said. Deer hunters were out 7 Double Indemnity 7 Care of Orphans CHARLES E. crews are now at work on the yesterday for the last time, as th* 8 Income Disability 8 Incoms for Old and Indigent CHANDLER, Lorane road and an effort will be season closes tomorrow. • Annual Dividends Care of Tubecular made to complete the project this box 412, 10 Pays for Loss Hand Foot Eye 10 Option Settlement year. Burroughs bookkeeping form of 11 Legal 11 International Home Cottage Grove, 12 Brotherhood 200,000 12 American Experience 4% many kinds. Your home print Oregon Filing carda. The Sentinel. ■hop. XX 1 Do You Bake Cake? If you do your own baking, and most women do bake their own cakes, it will pay you to try our special Cake Flours and Flavoring Extracts. McQueen’s Grocery CLEAN-UP WEEK! Cottage Grove Sentinel j Because It’s Dependable City Briefs Southern Pacific Lines You Can’t Name a Big Store Notice! A. F. & A. M Southern Pacific Lines IJMètaJó^/SaiJLp A Wantad Will Do It Note the NEW SHAPE Secretarial, Stenographic, or Bookkeeping Course ; EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE < Bafad by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland r THE MACCABEES ! 22 Million Dollar Legal Reserve Society i 47 Years Successful Operation—$1,000 to $25,(XX) Certificates ’ Oct.3l-Nov e •
