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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1925 PAGE THREE Miss Naomi Hoskins was in Bend «luring the past week on business. William, Claude and Ed Sheets, father aud sons, have rented the The- following bills were allowed W. 8. Shearer ranch on Row river. L. W. Black and Wilson Bh^ck, I at Monday night’s meeting of Roadhouse, Ill., on a trip through city council: the west with a view of locating, ! C. W. Burge, sidewalk con struction ___ __________$ 60.75 visited during the week with Mrs. W. 8. Shearer on south Seventh 'Jack Konrad, sidewalk con 96.40 struction .... .............. street. i Cottage Grove Manufactur . George Shearer of this city, ing company, hubs and recently arrived at Dover, markers ......... 2.00 N. II., to spend the winter, writes I Schofield Stewart, labor that it has been raining there ever and material water line.. 123.58 since her arrival .and that there I Oliver Gilbertson, labor on has been no snow. 2.00 water line ___________ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Morris 1 Eugene Finoen, labor wat Klamath Falls arrived Tuesday er line------------ --- ......-- a visit at the home of I. W. A. Land, labor water Morris. line A son was born Wednesday to j W- B. Osinan, labor water Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Williams, line 20.00 who reside south of the city. i Godard & Randall, 85% on water reservoir for Octo William Carey of Klatsknnie is ber ................................... 7,312.08 visiting this week at tho home of Q. L. Nichols, inspector at his aunt, Mrs. John Barker. reservoir __ .........__ .__ 85.00 Miss Allie Worrell of Albany 10.45 arrived here Tuesday to visit at Labor on Harms sewer....... Eugene Concrete Pipe com the home of Mrs. G. B. Pitcher. pany, pipe.............. _.......... 161.02 Mrs. K. K. Mills and son Robert Jorgensen, Hubbell & Nich returned Tuesday from North Bend, ols, sewers ..... ............ .... 2,137.88 where they hail been visiting nt Cottage Grove Sentinel, The re the home of J. H. Mills, publishing, printing and turn was made because Robert supplies _______ .....____ 31.95 suddenly became ill. He is ini- Cottage Grove Sentinel, proved now. advertising .......... ............ 32.95 Miss Sadie Douglas of Eugene Homer Galloway, salary is a guest this’ week of Miss Belle 75.00 and rent recorder ..... Burkholder. Homer Galloway, salary Mrs. Clnra Burkholder, Mrs. 50.00 water collector ......... ..... Lydia Stouffer, Miss Belle Burk Pacific Telephone & Tele holder, Miss Kathryne Penner and graph company, tolls..;..... 2.15 Charles Burkholder made a motor City Transfer, street clean trip to Bend Sunday. ing and hauling rubbish.. 77.75 25.78 A public reception to Welcome City Transfer, hauling..... . 156.00 Pastor Duncan P. Cameron and G. B. Pitcher, salary........ members of his family will be held G. B, Pitcher, water ex pense __ l ........ 26.00 Tuesday evening in the Presby- 22.80 terian church at 7:30. A musieal P. H. Jones, labor streets program will be given and refresh- P. H. Jones, labor water line 95.40 ments will be served. 300.00 Armistice dny will have double L. W. Coiner, salary..... .. a . significance for H. R. Godard for Emery Goodridge, engi neer’s helper' ..... ...... 12.00 on that day he will celebrate his J. F. McFarland, salary..... 100.00 85th birthday anniversary. J. M. Eastham, special po F. E. Mendenhall has received lice ............... .............. 60.00 word from Mrs. Mendenhall that Mountain States Powor she hnd arrived in Neligh, Neb., company .............. ............ . 216.00 with her father. Her father be H. W. Lombard, salary nnd came ill in Oakland, Calif., and expense .............................. 32.00 Mrs. Mendenhall joined him there. C. E. Frost, salary...... ........ 10.00 Mrs. Alfred Beidler went to Naomi Hoskins, typing....... 6.50 Portland Wednesday to visit at Fire department ................. 26.10 the home of her brother, Roy Knox. J. C, Allen, sidewalk con Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Miller of struction ...... .............. . ... 57.75 Richmond, Calif., nre visiting at the home of Mr. Miller’s parents, HEBRON. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller of Divide. Mrs. Sarah Kerr is visiting this (Special to The Sentinel.) week in Dorcna at tho homo of her Nov. 4.—A number from ' the daughter, Mrs. John Kirk. Coast Fork local attended the H. M. Darncwood and son George luncheon of the Faromrs’ union at leave within a few days to make the Eugene hotel Friday. They- were Mr. and Mrs. George Knppnuf, Mr. their home at Ritzville, Wash. Roy L. Brooks, n now resident, and Mrs. John Sutherland, Mr. and has tnken qver the Bert V. Hands Mrs. Howard <’ox, Mr. anil M rs. poultry ranch and the Hands fami Hurry McDole, Mr. and Mrs. John ly have gone to Florida for tho Kebelbeck, Mrs. Mostnchctti, Mr*. Geo. Kebelbeck and little son, Bort benefit of Mr. Hands’ health. McDole, Oscar McDole, Mrs. John High school students will hold a Small. rally tonight on the streets to Garland Kimble left Friday for create interest for tho football the headwaters of the Siuslaw game with Roseburg tomorrow. river, where he will trap. Mrs. Helen Bnshell began teach MANY ATTEND MEETING ing the primary department Mon- City Council Shape —You eat more crackers now than at any other time of the year. —For good taste demands that crackers be served with all soups, salads and hot chocolate, And hungry kiddies delight in cracker sandwiches with cheese, peanut butter, jelly or jam. —Then why not be economical and buy Tru-Bakes in the larger packages? Your Grocer t Baktd by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland Hie Heme of Tru-Blu Graham«. English Style Biscuit« and the Famous Tru-Blu Fruit Cake Mrs. Roy Romaine and Mrs. visited during tho paBt week with John Long returned to their homes her aunt, Mrs. Artlissa Handy, who in Salem this week after a short accompanied her as far as Rose visit at the home of Mrs. Ro; burg on the southern trip. Miss Lulu Cory of Portland is Mr. and Mr«, W. M. Hall visited maine’s parents. My. and Mrsi , visiting this week at the home of in Portland several days this week. A. W. Kime. George Willett, Rbsi’burg attor her sister, Mrs. R. L. Cqne. Mr». L. P. Bennett returned to her home in Portland Tuesday after ney, visited friend» here over the a short visit at the home of her week end. Bazaar, rummage and food sale mother, Mra. M. C. Bressler. by ladies of Christian church, O1J Dr. Hagen cures pleurisy. bakery building, November 13 ! Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lockwood and 14. o29nl2c returned to their home in Seattle Fred J. Bartels was in tho city , this week from his mining property ' in Bohemia. He spent Monday in Eugene on business. Dr. Kathryn Schleef, her son Victor and daughter Kathryn, °f ! Portland, visited Sunday at the home of R. B. Hanna. Nelson has a fine variety of I used cars. Mrs. Carl King and eh'hiren of Toledo arrived Mdnday for a ehort visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Damewood 'and son, ' Joe Dnmcwood Jr., re- COME IN AND HEAR IT turned Tuesday from tho lower Siuelaw, where Mr. Damewood had offers charge of county bridge construe- j tion. ( Sewing and fancy work of nl] for 1-tube regenerative kinds. Mrs. Goff. 326 north Sev- | onth street. o28nl2p Perrin’s stamped and tinted art Mrs. Claude Linch of Grants goods, fast color guaranteed, also for 2-tube regenerative Pass, on her way home from Eu- LeMerite embroidery packages, 1 gene, was a dinner guest yester- stamping and hemstitching. Mrs. ON COAST FORK 1 ' day of Mrs. L. L. Harrel. for 3-tube regenerative G. B. Pitcher, Cottage Grove bank Several business men attended building, room 3, upstairs. n5-12p Chamber ot Commerce Represented regardless of age or condition Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson and At Hebron Gathering. except must be in working i the Farmers ’ union class conducted pight by Pro- I at Hebron Tuesday Mrs. Leo Johnson, of Carlton, were order. fessor 8. T. White, lf the local large number rtf residents of I On > Any of Our 5-tube Sets I j high school agricultural department. the Coast fork district attended the meeting Tuesday night in the We do this to clear the air of i Galloway writes insurance. Hebron hall. S. T. White, Smith Miss Ethel Mackey returned to regenerative squeals. Hughes instructor of the local high Monmouth Monday after spending We will not sell regenerative the week end at the home of her school, had charge and spoke on sets or parts for same for use parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. feeding of livestock. Miss Merle in Cottage Grove. Bowen, domestic science instructor Mackey here, discussed the relationship of Five large rag rugs, made food to health. members of the auxiliary of F. E. Mendenhall, secretary American Legion, were sent to __ the chamber of commerce, Monday after a visit at the homo veterans’ hospital in Portland Wed cussed the relations between of Mr. Lockwood’« brother, E. C. nesday. business man and the farmer, Lockwood. Nelson has 30 used cars to choose | cal solos were given by Miss E. W. SKILLING, Prop. I from. Better get a better bits. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred White are Johnson and Miss Margaret Carter. 410 Main St. Phone 81 attending the Pacific International Nelson will trade used cars with The meeting was one of a series Livestock exposition in Portland you. We have them from $20 to of regular classes conducted in this this week. $1100. visitors hero during the past week. section of the country by Vied ear« at bargains at N. J. Mrs. Minnie Dates, of Janesville, Mr. Johnson formerly was resident White. Several other members Nel»on'» Jr. Wis., on her way to Los Angeles/ manager of the Anderson & Middle the chamber of commerce also tended. ton. company. F- Mr. White will h*ve charge Word has been received here a similar meeting in Creswell that Orrin Woolley, of Dunsmuir, You’ll welcome our low- Calif., a former resident here, is night. Teachers of the local schools priced estimates on lumber will put on a program of enter in a hospital at Dunsmiur suffering and sundry building mater from injuries sustained in a woods tainment. ials which vou need. Call accident, j { on us while in town, or Fuller Brushes—in seti sets—ideal TWO MEN INJURED IN phone 148. Christmas gifts. Put in holly boxes LOGGING CAMPS free. Phone G. B. Arnest. Phone 124-J. o22tfc(T) Earl Ishmael Is Seriously Hurt In Fall From Lumber Flume. E. H. Lister, state traffic officer, I has purchased a new Harley-David- Earl Ishmael, Cottage Grovo I son motorcycle from Harry Rentle, youth, was injured, perhaps serious j local dealer. Dr. H. A. Hagen will attend the ly, Tuesday afternoon, when he monthly meeting of the Chiroprac fell from the flume of the Bohemia . tic Association of the Willamette dumber company at Veateb Spur, i valley to be held Saturday evening where he was employed. Hi» bark and shoulders were ba<llv bruised ■ at Corvallis. The only gift your friends can and it was feared he might have not buy is year photo. Good por suffered internal injuries. He wns traits cannot be finished as quick brought to the office of a local ly as kodaks, so make your ap physician and after a hasty et amination was taken to a Eugene pointment now. Monroe guaran tees to please, 22 north Sixth hospital. Otis P. Corder was injured T uph - street. o$tfe(T) day at the Anderson & Middleton WATCH this space next week—National Canned Goods Mr. and Mrs. N W. White left eamp at Rujada when a saw rut Week. yesterday morning for Portland to hi» left leg deeply.. His injuries attend the Phcifie International were treated by a local physician. Livestock exposition. Mrs. S. II. I Callison of Pleasant Hill aceom A Beturn Trip. panied them. Motorist: "Hey. yon ought to W. 8. Shearer and son this week look out!” The Store That Appreciates Y tur Trade * completed Construction of a bunga- Victim: "Wausa matter, you | low on Q street for Charles Hall. gonna beck «pf”—Lafayette Lyre. City Briefs | Atwater-Kent RADIOS Five-Tube Sets With Storage A Battery Dry B Batteries and Loud Speaker A $145 Radio Ray Nelson $10.00 Beaulieu & Harrel $15.00 $20.00 A $13,547,264.43 Increase in One Year Deposits of Oregon State Banks and TruBt Com panies increased $13,547,264.43 in one year—be tween June 30, 1924 and June 30, 1925. PROVEN STRENGTH This is conclusive proof of the vast and increasing strength of our State banking system. This strong Bank is a representative State Super vised Institution iu this locality. Do Your Banking Here Bank of Cottage Grove COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON “The Bank That Helps You to Get Ahead” Freshmen-Sophomore Party. dnv. She is using n cloak room I The annual freshmen-sophomore for a class room. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Mary Doolittle party will be held Friday night in and Mr. Smith motored to Creswell the high school gymnasium, Jun- iors and seniors will hold their Sunday. Frank Schneider and I George party next Wednesday night, Full details of the entertainment have Lynch moved from the Schneider I not been divulged. Refreshments mill to canip B last week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shields will be served at each party. Faculty members will be invited have moved to canip B. Several members of tho Christian by the students. Endeavor attended the County rally Wednesday night in Eugene?1 In an Oregon city a silver cup Huna Jepson entertained friends at a Halloween party Saturday was awarded to the head of the family that had grown the most night at her home. Miss Hazel Führer caine home in numbers during the year. The from Corvallis Thursday nnd visited prize went to tho father of triplets. The recipient made a touching her parents. She returned Monday. Melvin Kebelbeck underwent an speech of acceptance and then operation for removal of his tonsils naked, ‘‘Is this mine to keep—or do I have to win it three timeel” in Eugene Saturday. Mrs. C. C. Gilham and daughter Ada went to Portland Friday to FOR SALE—POLICE PUPPIES from registered stock—$40 and attend the Pacific International Livestock exposition. Miss Ada $50. Call or write R. D. Clow’s was a member of the stock judg fox farm, one mile north of Cres ing team from tho Cottage Grovo well. R. D. Clow, Creswell, Ore gon. ______________________ n5-8p high school. Much Sidewalk Built. Cement sidewalk to the amount of 1745 feet was built during Octo ber and board wnlk to tho nmount of 630 feet, was built during thn same time, according to the month ly report of Street Commissioner Pitcher. The total of the two was 2375 feet. The activity in sidewalk building was the result of the de mand. of the postal department that sidewalks be built whore free de livery is expected. Rubber stamps. Tho Sentinel, x ■ ■ ■■■ ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a Mrj. H. A. Hagen ■ PHONES- ■ Marcelling Offlca ■ M Manicuring Sanitary Beauty Shop a««. Facial Massage 11S-Y Shampooing Errala* Bobbing by Hair Tinting Appoiat. French Paper Ourl 1 mrat ■ ■■■■■■■■a The Chapel Car Good Will A Baptist meeting house on railroad wheels—in block north of passenger station. TRY OUR WET WASH BAPTIST CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET IN CAR FOR SERVICES AT USUAL HOURS. 85c for first 20 pounds and 4c thereafter. J. D. Chappelle Th. G Domestic Laundry Missionary in Charte Cottage Grove and Vicinity Depositors Friday and Saturday Grocery Specials WALNUTS—We have the new crop Oregon rtfcts, 2 pounds...... ...................... 65c 5 pounds___ _ ________ ___ _ ... $1.45 10 pounds .J............... $2.75 RAISINS—New crop. Special prices this week. 4-pound package............ 45c 25-pound box .. .... ............. .. ...... $2.25 BEANS—New crop. Oregon white, 10 pounds .. ............... 90c CAULIFLOWER—Extra nice, pound 10c Like to feel that in bringing their business to a bank they are helping to build it up; in other words they are giving sjuiething for what they receive. We want you to feel that way toward ua. A Few Red-Hot Ones! CUPBOARD DOORS, $1.10 UP (31 sizes in stock) 5X PANEL DOORS 2-6x6 8xl%, $3.10 2 8x6 8xl%, $3.15 Also Shingles and Moulding at Lowest Prices. We Are Growing Grow With Us We want your account—want to make our selves useful to you in anything pertaining to finance- and we can handle it with profit to you and to ourselves. First National Bank Cottage Grove Manufacturing Co. Smith-Short Grocery I Cottage Grove, Oregon V: ■
