COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925
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National Banks
Are the safest places
Mrs. Earl Garoutte returned
Tuesday from a visit in Portland
j with Mrs. W. F. Hart.
Mrs. Mary Robinson was a visitor
j in Eugene Tuesday.
Hall & Lang have remodelled 1
their Main street real estate office
I and have added some new furui- ’
! turo.
ly as kodaks, so make your ap
pointment now.
Monroe guaran-
teea to please,
22 north Sixth
street.
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Members of the Veatch clan will
hold their annual Thanksgiving i
reunion at the R. H. Mosby place |
on Mosby creek.
Emmett Gile is suffering from
injuries sustained when he was,
struck on the head by the crank
of his car while cranking it.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Lasswell and LANE COUNTY BUDGET
two children went to Oakland
IS THOUGHT TOO LOW
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
day at the home of Mr. Lasswell’s Six Per Cent Limitation Prevents
parents.
Increase Held Necessary.
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THEY’RE WONLERFULLY GOOD
MIXED NUTS
For the Holiday Season
Fresh from the groves, they carry that tasteful tang of
goodness so pleasing to the lover of Nuts. Have a dish
for ’tween meal lunching during the Holidays—and they
are also fine for dessert a heavy dinner.
The general fund budget of Lane
county for the coming year is
to bank, for the UNITED STATES
much lower than those of other
counties of the state, using the
LAWS, as well as most rigid GOVERNMENT SU-
relationship of budgets to assessed
property valuations as a basis for
P E R V I S I O N ,
change?
Better
comparison.
Linn county, with
make them so.
bring it to “THE
an assessed property valuation of
PHONE 65
about three-quarters that of Lane
OLD RELIABLE”
In what kind of
has a general fund this year of
where it will be
$354,144.85, while the Lane county
dope or mental
general fund is $309,330. In com
perfectly
safe
and
commodity
are
parison with Linn county this coun
promptly repaid
ty should have a fund of at least
you now invest
$430,000, County Judge Barnard
you with interest.
ing your spare
states.
Lane county lags behind other
The Sentinel $2.25 during
counties because of the six per
November, $3 thereafter. Save
cent limitation, based on the bud
six bits.
get of 1923. This was too low and
A marriage license was issued
with the growth of the county and
Tuesday to Marshall Albert Alford,'
I need for increased expenditure the
47, and Mary Coriloza, 54, both of
i budget is restricted to a limited
Cottage Grove.
increase based on a figure too low
Aubrey Wicks of Dorena is re- j
Let Us Demonstrate I for
the purpose, Judge Barnard
ceiving medical treatment nt a [
says.
In
Your
Home
The kind that get you there nnd get you back, and
Eugene hospital.
This restriction on the budget
bring you back for more when they finally wear out.
The Sentinel $2.25 during
makes it necessary to call a special 1
Also tire repairing.
November, $3 thereafter. Save
election to authorize extra expendi
six bits.
tures.
This applies to the im
CARD
OF
THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hambrick ;
provement of the McKenzie nnd the
aro spending Thanksgiving day in | We wish to express our sincere Eugene-Florence highways. It’
After you’ve tried all the other kinds, you’ll want
Eugene at the home of Mrs. A. J. appreciation of the kindness ex Lane county is to have a new jail,
Phileo. Better get one in the first place. You won’t
tended
us
during
our
recent
be
‘ Armstrong, sister of Mrs. Ham-
as recommended by report of the
have to come back for a long time, but when you want
reavement.
Mrs. W. A. Garoutte returned brick.
grand jury, n special election will
another it will be a Phileo.
MRS HESTER PIPER,
Sunday from Manteca, Calif., where
be
necessary
for
this.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hanna, Mr.
MISS MIRIAM PIPER,
she visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold And Mrs. J. Albert Rentle and
Lane county is also behind in
A. C. PIPER.
market road funds, it is stated.
Dugan. Mr. Dugan, who had been Mr. and Mrs. Melvin i L. Smith
Last year $130,000 was available
seriously ill, was slightly improved. will spend Thanksgiving in Cres- n26p RAY NELSIN and family,
The radio that dominates the air. Eventually you’ll
R. L. PIPER and family.
J. H*. Buchanan returned Monday Mrs. Garoutte was accompanied by well
for this class of road, while Clacka
at the home of Mrs. Cora
want what your neighbors are so well pleased with—
from Schilling, Calif., where he had her sister, Mrs. Gene Matlock of Olson.
mas county had a fund of $266,000.
an Atwater-Kent. You might as well start right. Radio
Bookkeeping charge of 25c on
spent several months. He was ac Marshfield.
Did you know that all diseases all accounts under $1. The Sen
tubes and accessories.
companied by his daughter, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull of In of the eye are curable without tho tinel.
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A. B. Sugg, and Mr. Sugg.
Rubber
stamps.
The
Sentinel.
dependence visited friends here aid of glasses or operation! Dr.
Monday.
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The Sentinel $2.25 during E. 8. Hall, junior high school
November, $3 thereafter. Save j instructor, will spend Thanksgiving :
The Hard-to-Please Are Easily Pleased Here.
day in Marshfield at the home of I
six bits.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Durham and ’his father.
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children, with Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
F. E. Mendenhall and son Mar- | Í
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McQuade, parents of Mrs. Durham, shall are spending Thanksgiving I ?
? If
returned
Monday from Myrtle day in Eugene at the home of Mr. I s
Point, where they visited over the Mendenhall’s daughter, Mrs. G. E. : This is a complete list of our used cars. It is not a 3
week end at the home of Mrs. M. York.
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Durham’s sister, Mrs. J. E. Ander
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shinn of ä long list hut you will find each car to be a real bargain. ?
son.
£
Portland will spend Thanksgiving : Small cash payment and 12 months time on balance.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bunge re day with relatives here.
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turned Saturday from a trip of
Miss Merle Bowen is spending
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three weeks to southern California. the vacation at the home of her 's
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| parents in Silverton.
Galloway writes insurance.
£
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wright and
£
Mr. and Mrs. George Hohl spent
the week end in Roseburg. Mr. | family, Miss Viola Talent nnd
and Mrs. Nelson DeYoung drove Mrs. 'Clyde Wright and family i
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spent Sunday in Delight valley at
| down and returned with them.
s
a
surprise
picnic
dinner
for
Mrs.
E. W. SKILLING, Prop.
:
Unique and distinctive Christmas
í
410 Main St.
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gifts. Exclusive importations from Oscar Jackson. It was Mrs. Jack- í
r
the Orient.
Mrs. R. A. Trask, son ’s birthday anniversary.
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Attend the unique birthday party
Cottage Grove.
n23-30c
:
5
and
chicken
supper,
Wednesday
8. T. White, instructor in the
Philo Hawley, in charge of the
I
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night, at Christian chuch. Supper
government fish hatchery near high school, went to Portland Mon
50c cents.
n26-30c
day
on
business.
Clackamas, arrived here Saturday
Mrs. *Maudo L. Finch is spend
night and returned Sunday.
On
W. H. Hamilton, formerly a
his return he was accompanied by chiropractor here, writes from Co ing the Thanksgiving holiday in
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his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. quille that ho continues to look Corvallis with friends.
Sunday will be rally day at the 5
Hawley of Sharps creek.
forward to the arrival of the old
:
Christian church and plans are ?
Fuller Brushes—in sets—ideal home town paper.
i
being
made
for
an
attendance
of
Christmas gifts. Put in holly boxes
The only gift your friends can
O. J. Law of Anacortes, ?
free. Phone G. B. Arnest. Phono not buy is your photo. Good por 350.
a
So. Sixth St.
124-J.
o22tfc(T) traits cannot be finished as quick- Wash., will preach, His morning I
Phone 266.
«ermon will be “The Master
Touch,” and his evening topic
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“Man’s Greatest Power.’’
R. C. Morris has come here from
Eugene to accept a position with
the Billie Hall service station.
His family will remain in Eugene
OUR
BUYING ^IOST
for several weeks.
676 STORE
WE BUY
The Baptist aid society will hold
BUYING
FOR LESS-
a bazaar and cooked food sale
POWER
December 12 at Bressler’s.
n26c.
SELLING MOST
SAVES YOU
The C. A. Kurre family are
WE SELL
spending Thanksgiving at Indepen
MONEY
FOR LESS
dence.
The Charles Cochran family, Mrs.
417-421 MAIN STREET. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
8. E. Cochran and Rufus Cochran
are spending
Thanksgiving at
Salem.
H. G. Fields made a brief busi
ness visit in Albany Wednesday.
William King of Monmouth ar
rived Wednesday for a visit .with
relatives.
Here, from time to time,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brand and
will be announced savings
family went to Halsey Wednesday
which are Nation-wide in
to spend Thanksgiving with rein
import anco.
fives. Mr. Brand will go on to
and
Vicinity
Portland on business.
Miss Helen Breedlove, Miss Dolly
You’ll welcome our low-
Pitcher nnd Miss Bonita Beager,
The Store That Appreciates Your Trade
students at
Monmouth
normal j priced estimates on lumber
November 28
school, are spending the Thanks- ; and sundry building mater
giving holiday at their homes here, i ials which you need. Call
on us while in town, or
Saturday is Doll Day!
C. A. Beidler and daughter
We invite all the children
Madelle and Mr. and Mrs. George; phone 148.
to see our wonderful
Matthews went to Portland Wed- j
I lolls ’ Some of them talk 1
nesdny for Thanksgiving day. Mrs. i
Some are wee B a b y
Beidler, who has been in Portland ,
Dolls 1
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Smith,
will return with them.
All o jr Dolls will be on
George Marksbury and sister,
display Saturday.
We
Mrs. O. M. Miller, went to Port- '
want mothers to bring
land Wednesday to visit Thanks
their little girls to our
giving at the home of their broth
FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS
, Doll land! Ibmember—
er, B. F. Marksbury.
Saturday’s the day!
Mrs. J. C. Johnson of Gold Beach,
who has been visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Lebow,
went to Portland Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with Mr. John
son. They will return here Sunday. <
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson
returned Tuesday from a visit with
relatives in Forest Grove and Port- i
land.
Elmer Willard of Ogden, Utah.i
arrived Wednesday for a visit at !
the home of his parents, Mr. and!
Mrs. O. H. Willard.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bressler and
Ren Sanford went to Salem Wed
nesdny to spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Ida Miller and her brotier, j
E. E. Smith.
This is
a fact,
not
hot
air
McQueen’s Grocery
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Auto Repairing
RADIOLA
KENNEDY
FADA
ZENITH
Total resources over
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Done So You Don’t Have to Come Back
On the Same Job, But Are Glad To
Come Back on the Next One.
$900,000
SEIBERLING TIRES AND TUBES
The First National Bank
PHILCO BATTERIES
Of Cottage Grove
ATWATER KENT
10% OFF
Beaulieu & Harrel
I
WET
WASH
Coming in Friday
or Saturday at the
DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
í
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Used Cars!
Star coupe, with neyv car guarantee
Star touring with new car guarantee
Studebaker six coupe, A-l condition
Ford touring runs and looks like new
Ford touring, lots of extras
Ford touring, a good one
for verv little money
Maxwell touring, cheap
Lane Auto Co.
LEONARD’S
GROCERY
On the West Side
Phone 9
Just received a shipment of
Christmas Candies and Nuts
Come in and try them. They are priced
right. We also have some nice fresh
MINCE MEAT to make that pi< out of.
We can furnish you with CABBAGE,
on orders, for sauerkraut lor 2c pound.
Give Us Your Order and We Will
Save You Money.
Friday and Saturday
Grocery Specials
5 pounds sweet potatoes...............
25c
50 pounds cabbage (for kraut)....... $1.25
Hams per pound.............................
33c
5 pounds French Prunes (new crop). 60c
1 package White King, 10 bars White
King soap, 3 bars Mission Bell toilet
soap, total value $1.35 for.......... ..... 95c
Watch This
Column
People of
Cottage Grove
Smith-Short Grocery
Cottage Grove
Service Station
BEGINNING MONDAY, NOV. 30
32x4 large cord tire...... .....
$19.95
33x4 large cord tire_ ____ _______ $20.95
32x4^2 .large truck tire............... $25.95
33x5 large truck tire...... ....... 1... . $33.25
Above Tires Carry Standard
Guarantee.
FREE CRANK CASE SERVICE
Saturday!
"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.
Cottage Grove
Manufacturing Co.
“where
savings
. are
greatest"
We Seek to Get
Better Acquainted!
Truth in Advertising is merely the
Golden Rule applied in business. We
have never knowingly permitted false
or misleading statements to appear in
either our advertisements or in the ad
vertising salesmanship as it is prac
tised in our Store.
If nothing else, we aspire to be a
believeable Store—one that recognize«
that Truth always is the best policy.
In a series of advertisements similar
in size and appearance to this, we will
set forth the activities of this Store and
the Nation-wide institution of which
it is a part.
We ask you to read them for by
getting acquainted with us, our poli
cies and our service you will be serving
yourself profitably.
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