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PAGE TWO COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, u, THURSDAY, NOV EM B ER 5, 1925 £ ottave êrort Sentinel ¡paying part of Ben’S salary tint □- ' th»t they-'ar# entith-d ,to .I1*' *, ; I' poems dedicated fb ttjeaii" It ,may ! Bede & Smith........ x.......... Publisher* i be, only a eoincldentfe, but Ben's □------------------------------------- □ makes no difference, all Elbert Bede.____ .____ a___ ^...Editor I poetic attention to the editor of H. F. Edward«#-.......... New» Editor The Sentinel—the recent effusion— Miss Ermine Violette was hostess women’s hair looks bdttcr if waved or curled. A first-class publication entered at followed close upon the suggestion Tuesday evening to the Toujours Cottage Grove as second-class matter of The Sentinel that county officers Prete club, with Mrs. J. Q. Willetts and Mrs. George Morgan, club Business Office........T25 North Sixth are poorly paid. JO Of course whatever salary is paid l mothers, and Mrs. Gavin Dyott, SUBSCRIPTION RATES for assessor, Ben is certain that he Mrs. R. L. Stewart and Mrs. C. 8. By mail (Cash in advance) wants it. All the poetry would Roberts, sponsors, ss additional One year..... $2.75 | Three months.. .80 be taken from his being were he guests. An interesting surprise for Six months.. 1.50 | One month....... 50 to be separated from his meal the guests was the announcement » BY CARRRIER ticket. He almost pined away dur of the engagement of one of the One month----------- -------------- $ JJO ing the two or three years that ¡club members Eloise Morgan, to Four months, '« advance—____ 1.10 . Earl Fullmer. Cards containing Six months, in advance_______ 1.60 he was deprived of this means of , sentences were hidden in small One year, in advance________ 3.00 nourishment and it would be like baskets of candy at each plate. driving a child from a mother’« breast to drive Ben out of the The sentences, when they were read Member of National Editorial Association , court house. It would be heartless, ; by the guests, formed the announce- Oregon State Editorial Assiciation cruel, murderous. He was reared [ ment that the marriage would be This store is always alert with the best in quality merchandise coupled with most reas Oregon Newspaper Conference on the public payroll and, as the j an event of the holiday season. onable prices. Here are outstanding values not found anywhere at regular price Needlework occupied the evening world owe« every man a living, that which are offered for the six days. These special outstanding values in wanted mer BEN KEENEY, LANE’S LYRIC is the way he intends to get his. I hours, after which a dainty two Easily attached to any lamp chandise are a regular feature at this store each week. New things are arriving daily in LILTIST. But Ben is learning. He lost course supper was served. Miss socket, it heats in a few min Violette was assisted by her moth- some one or more of the store departments and we cordially invite you to come and the job bofore because of a pro Ben Keemey, Lane county asses pensity for having too many others ! er, -Mrs. Linnie Violette, in serving. utes and will give you just the look whether you buy today or not. curl or wave you need to add sor, is attempting poetry—and they on the payroll of his office. He ¡The rooms were decorated with so much to your appearance. do say that ho would be a fairly is taking no chances nowt He is choice yellow chrysanthemums. good versifier were there more conserving the funds so that there After using the curling iron, HAND EMBROIDERED APRONS HEAVY COTTON ROBE BLANKETS The auxiliary of the American use a Jonteel Hair Net to keep words rhyming with I. SIZE 64x78 INCHES—SPECIAL SPECIAL FOR THE SIX plenty for his awn check. may We have always felt that there And he is not $stisfipd with mere I Legion held a card party Wednes the waves in shape. EACH, FOR THE SIX DAYS, $3.49 DAYS, EACH $1.39 ’ was something just a little wrong ly conducting the assessor’s office. day afternoon in Phillips hall for with Ben, but there usually is He is giving liberally of his time the benefit of the LegidB drum Choice of several exclusive new Indian These house aprons are new and differ something wrong with a good poet, I in acting as the county’s poet, all | corps. Eleven tables were made CURLEX CURLING IRONS patterns and a good selection in color ent—made of solid color gingham and wo expect to see his effusions without additional remuneration. up. Bridge and five hundred were range. trimmed in contrasting embroidery the games played. Light refresh produced shortly in Atlantic Month We contend that it is not right thread — you will like the styles, made ly, Tho Smart Bet and Jim Jani that he should be put to this | | ments were served at the close of with quarter sleeves. • the afternoon. A short program Jems. trouble. The county furnishes Every man ought to be good for stationery and spittoons anil auto waa given. Miss Adelaide La Casse DOUBLE COTTON BLANKETS something, and this must be what mobiles for some of its officers. and Mrs. Victor Kern sang solos SPLCLAL FOR THE SIX DAYS, SIZE and songs were given by a quartet Hon is good for. 50x72 INCHES, PAIR $1.69 WOMEN'S FANCY SILK STOCKINGS Surely it ought to furnish at coun There’s one thing about poetry ty expense a muse for its official composed of Mrs. Victor Chambers, C. J. KEM, Prop SPECIAL FOR THE SIX DAYS These blankets are double (two blankets that ought to appeal to Bon. In poet and it ought to furnish per Vfrs. Roy Short, Mrs. George Mat COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON A PAIR 85c woven together at one end), color gray poetry it is more important to stick fumed paper upon which the offi thews and Mrs. C. C. Cruson. In the evening a card party was given with stripe border. These stockings are fancy cheeks and to rhyme and meter than to the rial poetry is to be inscribed. Street Deeded to City. for men. plaids in conservative pattern—the quan truth. Undoubtedly sweeter poetry would A. L. Woodard has deeded to the Ben recited one of his original be thereby inspired. tity is limited and you will want to buy Tha.Tillieum club was-lentertainpd city for street purposes a 25 foot productions at a political meeting We suggest that we. crown Ben Wednesday evening by Mrs. George strip along the south boundary west early. MEN ’ S HEAVY OUTING FLANNEL in Cottage Grove a year or two as Lancf’g Lyric Liitist and that from south Sixth street. The strip PAJAMAS SPECIAL FOR THE SIX ago. The. editor of The ^ôûtjiud he be requested to set his poetic McQueen. Additional guests were is 460 feet in length and will be Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Neet, Mrs. DAYS, A SUIT $2.49 was tho motif. posies to music suitable for the needed for a street whenever addi James Fotta and Jerry Wilkinson. MEN S WOOL AND COTTON MIXED Ben recited another original pro lyre. tional property to the south is You mep ean easily tell the good quality FiVe hundred w-ns the diversion of HOSE SPECIAL FOR THE SIX dustion at a meeting of the Farm of these outing pajamas at sight and the evening unit a two course taken into tho city. ■" ■' DAYS, 3 PAIRS FOR 95c ers’ union held recently nt Hebron. The appl& had a remarkable in- luncheon was served. The rooms incidentally the wife or- mother will Again the editor of Tho Sentinel fluenco upon human endeavor even were artistically- decorated NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT commend you for selecting your need with Sizes in these men’s wool and cotton was the motif. If Hen sticks to before it wns discovered that one autumn foliage qnd cqsmos. MEETING The of this item or we will give your money hose are from 10 to 12, colors are heather subjects of that character he- should a day will kuep the doctor away club will hold its pext, meeting in back. brown, tan, gray, green, etc. To whom it may concern: Notice I m * able to write good poetry, but and that half a dozen green ones two weeks at the home of Mrs. is heroby given that a meeting of ' there are other taxpayers in tho will bring him ■ a-running. The 0. H. VaqDenhurg in Eugene. the legal voters being resident tax county who niny feel that they are earliest historical reference to the ''' — payers and owners of real property apple credits it with being the ’ Mrs. F. E. Grannie was hostess in road district No. 57, in Lane I cause of Adam’s downfall. Later Tuesdny afternoon to the Tuesday county, Oregon, will be hold at the the falling of the apple resulted, in Bridge club. One o’clock luncheon hour of .1:30 p. m. on the 21st .day the discovery by Newton of the was Served qtl the Gray Goose, after qf November, A. D. 1925, at the principle of gravity. What next! WEEKLY PROC,Rd M which the guests went to the Gran Grange Hall in’ said road ’dis mi. home for cards. M th . E. W. trict to determine whether snid | An eminent authority upon the Frpns won the prizjj at bridge. road , district shall levy a special i W/g-ounce bottle Preferred Stock tomato Celery, fresh, medium size bunches, Thursday, November 5 subject has stated that the training I’nlit tinted chrysanthemums formed tax of $717.16 upon all the tax- ' catsup, 3 bottles...... '.............. _............... 73c each ........ 5c able property in said district for of the child should bt> begun n the decorations for th» table and Art Acord in the purpose of providing funds for i 8^-inch Bavarian salad dish and one ■ One-pound can Solano brand asparagus hundred years before it is born, the rooms at the Grannis home, “THE CIRCUS macadamisjing road from postoffi<*e I tips, 4 cans for.................... .......... :..... 98c pound cocoa—both for.......................... 49c Which may be the truth, but the —♦— CYCLONE. ” to end of macadam on Cottage ' Mr. and Mrs. H- A- -Miller .enter Grove-Lorn no road, or as the voters Maplevale syrup, blend of cane, corn and Fresh high quality mince meat in bulk, It combines all the thrills of training should not stop the mo- tained members of the O. L. H. decide at the meeting. 59c maple syrup, net 5-pound can including 3 pounds for ....... a real circus with the ex ment the child is born. club and tljeir husbands and Mrs. C. P. BARNARD, 3-pound box Flap Jack flour — both...95c citement of a western range. Vim hard wheat flour, 2 sacks for $4.65 Countv Judge. Wo have to do something with Henry Veatch and Miss Lulu Currin Comedy and CANTON HURD, our legs. We don’t Use them much at a seven o’clock dinner Tuesday Countv Confniissioner. International News. for walking. .Short skirts arrived night. Tho rooms wore artistically O. E. CROWE, just in time for the girls, but what decorated with* yellow and white Attractive new snuggler County Commissioner. Friday, November 6 Light-weight, red rain coats chrysanthemums, Following the no- 19c(T) shall we do for the men! shirts arrived this week. dinner fivo hundred was played. Bebc Daniels in are here for girls—they’re NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT ■See them today. “WILD WILD SUSAN’’ selling too. Try them on. Your home newspaper is always MEETING. The fire company will hold ifs with Rod LnRoche. glad to give assistance in tho prep The speedometer clicks aration of advertising copy. xx annual banquet next Monday live To whom it may concern: Notice ning in tho basement nt the new around ninety, - is 1 hereby given that a meeting of Joe T. Smith home on Adams avq- the legal voters being resident tax the laughometer registers NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL nue. A number outside the com payers nnd owners of real property ESTATE. a laugh a second. pany havtt been invited to he iq road district No. 64, in Lane Comedy gnests. “Be there! Be hungry! county court of the state □---------------------------------------------□ Boon timb! Back ilhor entrance!’’ cAunty, .Oregon, will be held st the I b of the Oregon for Lane county, in “BLACK OXFORDS’’ hour of 2 p. m. on the 21st day the matter of the estate of Mary Methodist Church.-rJohn A. Linn. the invitations intrigued those who ol November, A. D. 1925, at the E. Allen, deceased. I’astor,—Sunday school nt 9:46; received them. Saturday, November 7 CaTtwright schoolhouse in snid road Notice is hereby given, that preaching service at 11; Epworth distfi#t,-to determine Aether said pursuant to an order of sale made Josie Sedgwick in league at 6:30; preaching service nt road" district shall levy a special and entered in the county court of Mrs. ' D. 0. Bosley sfa» hostess “THE OUTLAW’S 7:30. Midweek prayer hour, 7.30 ■fuesday afternoon to tho* Research tax of $1,317.86 upon #11 the tax the state of Oregon for Lane coun ty on the 6’h day of October, 1925, DAUGHTER w Thursday. A welcome at every dub. Chinee chrysanthemums able property in snid district for in the matter of tho estate of service. A wild riding Western the purpose of providing funds for Mary E, AUes, deceased, the execu formed* the decorations /or .the building macadam road from north trix of said estate will sell at filled with perilous esca Presbyterian Church.—iDunctut I*, rooms. The general topic of civic oru ■ boundary of district to scho«l private Cement, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Fire sale the following de pades—daring deeds—and Cameron, Pastor.—-«Hundav school st attiviti#* was disgussqd. -Mrs. Rob houho in said district. scribed real estate, towit: Brick, Fire Clay, Metal Lath, Cor hazardous exploits. 19 a. m.; public worship at 11 ert Loop had charge of thp pro Beginning in section 33, township C. P. BARNARD, 4 ■ 20 south, range 3 west of Wil a. m.; Endeavor at evening gram. • ’ i* * ’ ner Beads, Shingles, Drain Tile, ', JOumedy » . Countv Judge. lamette meridian, at a point 1933.6 service at 7:30. CLINTON HURD, “THE dLODHOPFfcR” Sewer Tile, Concrete, Sand and feet north and 472 feet east of Sunday, November R, subject of Mrs. E. E. Colie cnSertaìned «t County Commissioner. . the southwest corner of the Will with Lurrw X Semon. address, “ * ‘ God’s Pajrn- ~ Gravel, Plastering Saad, Zouri - *• 4 *”■« ?' i i — forenoon aibltess. iam Shields and wife D. L. C. O. E. CROWE, lnncheon Tuesday in honor of Mise dox.r’ Tho Lord’»« supper will be Ltilu Cory of Portland. No. 56, and running thence north Cbunty (Touinrissioner. Those n5-HM(T) Store Front Fittings, and other Sun.M ail , November 8-9 administered nt the close of the 76.2 feet, thence west 265 1-3 feet, thence south 28% degrees service. Armistice service in the present were Mrs. I. A. .Cose. Mrs. things too numerous to mention. SO BIG” NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE Ó L. Cono, Mrs. C. W. Cono, Miss west, 86.8 feet, thence cast 306.9 with Colleen 'Moore in the' I evening. American Legion, Legion Con- and thè hostess. Beautiful MENT. feet to the place of beginning, ■ Auxiliary, Spanish ifar veterans and containing % acre, more or finest part she has ever No Charge on City Deliveries I and members of the G. A. R. will lavendbr chrjsanthominns formed less, all in Lane county, state of played. You will live with, | attend. The pastor’s subject Will tho docorations for thè dlning table. Notice is hereby ^ivpn that the Oregon. undersigned ndniinistmtrix of the her in something new and | be, “Lost We Forget.” The sale will be made from and estate of Clyde Earl Babcock, de- after • • • Tuesday tho 10th day of different. The women’s relief corpa will Christian Church, the “home like ” hold regular tneeting Saturday af I ceased, has fil#tl he# final necount November, 19£5. The. bills will ¡for the final settlement of thw said And a comedy. be received at the office of Her I church—A. J, Adams, minister. Just North of 8. P. Station—Phone 100 Sunday. school at 9:45, sermon at ' ternoon, jNoVembot 14, in tho ' estaje in the eoituty eoutt of the I bert W. Lombard, First National bank building. Cottage Grove, Ore I. O O. F. hnll. state o# Oregon for Laue county I 11, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, eve Tuesday, November 10 ning service at 7:30. and that 'Pues.lay the nth (day of gon; terms of sale, cash, or part “IN EVERY WOMAN S and part credit. • • • December, 1925, at the hour of 10 i cash Mi** Lucy Ca*e of-Corvnlli* wa*J Dated at Cottage Grove. Lane Christian Science Societ :v 1 —corner LIFE * o'clock a. in. of said day at the ! county, Oregon, this 8th day of a dinner guest Wednesdnv evening ' of Jefferson avenue nnd Eur; patron oi Th,. 8entinel is heMhf to give Cottage Grove ti Second with Virginia Valli. county court room in Eugene, Ore October, 1925. street. Sunday Services at 11 a. m. of Miss Belle Burkholder. SALTJE A. HILL, a newspaper whmh eminent authority has stated to be one of gon, has been by the snid court Lloyd Hughes. Geo Fawce' ft Wednesday services at 7:30 p. m. Executrix of the estate of the best country newspapers published by anyone anywhere. fixed as the tinie and place for i I Everybody welcome. 6n<j Stuart Holinas . • • • Marv E. Allen, deceased. The Joker club will meet tomor- hearing objection thereto nnd for I Ilove Thrill»—Racehorse W. Lombard, Free Methodist church—Corner of row with Miss Myrtle Kern. tho final settlement nnd distribu-. Herbert A11ornov for estate. <>S-n5 T) Monroe avenue and south Fifth Spills -Ocean Chills. tion of the assets of the same, .said j street--Chester Smith, pastor. __ _ Son order entered of record the .3 nl Comeiiv NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT day school at 10, forenoon service! TWO ARE BURNED WHEN day of November, 1925. “RED PEPPER” at 11, evening service at 7:30. MEETING. CARBIDE IGNITES AMBER BABCOCK. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursdav with Al St. Jiihn Administratrix of the estate of evening*. • • • V. R. Heather and George Stead* I Clyde Earl Babeoek, deceased. | To whom it may concern: Notice' Wednesday, November 11 ' is hereby given that a meeting of Seventh Dav Adventist Church I H. J. Shinn, man Taken to Hospital. legal voters being resident tax . West Main street. Services everv Hoot Gibault in Attorney for estate. nSdSelT) I the payers and owners of real property •Saturday. Sabbath school at 1(5, ‘ LET ER BUCK' V. R. Heather and George Stead church service at 11; prayer meet in road district No. 14. in I^ne NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION. A Western picture with a ing Wedaeeday^evenings at 7<30. man. proprietors of tho the Shinty county, Oregon, will be held at the For "X Brook service station seven miles wallop with most of the hour of 2 p. m. on the 21st day of I Department of the Interior, Unit First church of Nasarvne--Elev scones taken at the famous enth and Adams, Harold E. Bette south of hero on tho Pacific high ed States Land Office, Roseburg, ’ November, A. D. 1925, at the ( • Dorena Hall in said road district, j Pendleton, Oregon miller, pastor. Sundav school at 9:45. way, were severely burned Sunday - Oregon. October 20, 1925. to dctertnine whether said road j • forenoon service at 11, evening night following an explosion of Round-Up. No-sice'is hereby given that Butte district shall levy a special tax of jofviee at M Frnver meeting at carbide at tho station. The men I Mooney, of Cottage Gnivr, Oregon, 7:3(1 Weda«s<lay evening«. And a comedy. I were brought hero for medical at ’ who, on November 30, 1920, made $1.070.38 upon al) the taxable prop • • • erty in said district for the purpose i tention,and later were taken to aq Adjoining Farm. Homestead Entrv. 1 Gln«l Tiding« Mission — Tenth nn.l Thursday, November 12 of providing funds for maintenon'e | \rtnm« streets. G. F. Shaekvlford Eugene hospital. No. 0L1.OS7. for NW^ SE»<. of all county roads in district No pastor Sundav aAool at 9:45; IN HOLLYWOOD WITH Steadman and Heather were fill tion IT. Township 21 8., Range 2 14 by order of County Ron-1 Ms* forenoon worship nt 11; voung POTASH AND West, WiUamctte Meridian, has ing the Carbide tank and tho gas ' people’« meeting at 7; evening sor ter Ed Tullar for count* cssn. PERLMUTTER ’ vice at 8; week dav services. Wed is thought to have exploded when I filed notice of intention to make I C. P. BARNARD. three year Pfruof, to establish claim nosday. Frida* and Rnturdav eve a gasoline lantern they were nsitg 1 Countv Judge with Alexnitdor Carr, nlngs nt 8. to the Inn.I al ibovo described, before I was brought too close to the tnnk.l CLINTON HIRD. George Sidney, Vera Gordon E. O. I un u-l. j. U. 8. Comiwissioner, Conn-* Commissioner. Heather sustained burns on the ■ Betty Blythe ami a bevy of Baptist church - Ch«p.-1 ear, at Eugi'ne Orvgt n, oa the 1st day I O K. CROWE. hloek north of S. P. P depot— hands, wrists and forehead while- of Deeemler, 1925. Hollywood peaejn-a Countv Commissioner. C. Orr, pastor T, _ Sunday school Steadman was burned about the • Claimant Mmw ns wit ft es**'s: n5 19e(Tl It'll laugh you out ef your J. at 10 o'clock, services at 11 o'clock face, left eys and on# hand. Bert Isaacson. Mrs. T*. Cs Dowenn, ■eat. and 7 45 B Y P IT. services at Get both the girl and the wed Gtergr Morri*, \lbert Ri «sue. r.ll 7. Prayer meeting nt 7:30 Thur» ding invitations at home. The Burroughs bookkeeping form of Comedy anti of «'nttage Grto l . Oregon. day evening at the Roy C. Howard quality is better and usually the Your home print non coal HA MI L A. CANADAY, International News homo, 110 old north Pacific high many kinds. way. xx «hop. ’ XX ottn19(>> Register. cost more reasonable. ¡ Society Monday» and Thursdays BOBBED HAIR OR LONG HAIR CURLEX CURLING IRON necessary to every woman’s, dressing table. Six-Day Outstanding Values Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Monday Tuesday, Wednesday AT UMPHREY & MACKIN’S .19 KEM’S FOR DRUGS 6 DAY OUTSTANDING VALUES IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT—ORDER TODAY PHONE 33—CITY DELIVERY ARCADE Theatre | Church News ] Our Building Material Line Includes— Godard & Randall Salads Frying Shortening Mayonnaise O|V
