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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1925
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Several Things
There are several things to be considered inflecting
your bank.
1st—Strength—financial strength.
2nd—The care with which the bank is
managed.
3rd—The courtesy and spirit of accom-
niodation displayed by the
officers and employes.
4th—Tlie banking experience of its
t
officers.
5th—The ability of the bank to prop
erly and promptly handle all
your business.
Car Upsets Near City.
Mrs. Curtis Veatch arrived Tues
A car driven by Mrs. Bertha
day from Halsey to spend a few
days with friends and relatives. , Mendel of Medford, Ore., in at-
Mrs. Ted Mayo» is visiting a tempting to pass another car on
few days at tbe home of her par- I the highway north of Cottage
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McFnr : Giove, was the cause of an acei
land. Mr. and Mrs. Mayes recently dent Wednesday, the Ford being
moved from Baker to La Grande, | crowded off the highway and up
where they wall remain through the setting. O. J. Roekey, one of the
i occupants of the Ford, received a
winter.
Miss Nora Lebow of Port- number of minor injuries and was
land is a guest at the home of her 1 treated by a local physician.
brother, W. E. Lebow.
| City Council
PAGE FIVE
PIKE IS IN TOILS FOR
SHOOTING MAIL BOXES
Lorane
Resident Picks Trouble
With Uncle Sam.
George Pike of the Lorane coun
try was arrested Wednesday by of
ficers from the sheriff’s office
and United State» Marshal More-
lock of Portland upon a charge of
shooting holes in nia'.l boxes along
the Lorane route. The shooting
took place a week ago while Pike
and a companion were coming to
Cottage Grove from Lorane and it
was said that practically every
box between here and Lorane was
injured.
An investigation was
mado by Postal Inspector Clemens
of Portland nnd the arrest fol
lowed. Tha charge against Pike
may prove to be a serious one.
There was no mail in any of the
boxes, which fact probably is for
tunate for Pike.
BEFORE
YOU
INVEST,
INVESTIGATE
Bank of Cottage Grove
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
5
TIMES last month
people asked us for
information on stocks
after they had pur
chased them.
Too Late!
It’s just as easy to
consult us beforehand.
And it may save you
hundreds of dollars.
The following bills were audited
and allowed at the regular meeting
of the city council Monday night:
G. N. McCoy, sewer............ $
.75
Godard
Randall, fence
at reservoir.--------------- 1,460.50
W. L. Hubbell, labor and
44.31
material, sewer»----------
26.45
Eugene Concrete Pipe Co
Get both the girl and the wed
Southern Pacific company,
ding invitations at home. The
5.00
sewer rental..................—
quality is better and usually the
To those wishing desirable banking relations,
cost more reasonable.
xx
O. I., Nichols, water line
offer our services as an old established, permanent,
20.20
and miscellaneous............
BEFORE YOU INVEST, INVESTIGATE
THE LIVE WIRE
conservative and accommodating bank, promising
Homer Galloway, , salary
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
courteous treatment and careful attention to all busi
expense........ ........ — 100.88
Believes that the average
Department of tho Interior. U. S.
Jones, labor water
ness intrusted to our care.
man owes his wife more
I»and Office nt Roseburg, Oregon,
streets---- ------------- 1,182.00
November 5, 1925.
than
would
ever
be
shown
Coiner, salary engi-
Notice is ___
hereby given that
on any ledger account or
126.50
Lawson L. Slagle, of Culp Creek, Every patron ol' The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage Grove
neer
balance
sheet.
You
owe
Oregon,
who,
on July 19. 1923, a newspaper which eminent authority has stated to be one of
tv Transfer, cleaning
her every electrical help
made Homestead Entry, No. 015059 the best country newspapers published by anyone anywhere.
125.00
streets and labor----------
for NW% 8WV4, section 9, town
designed by the modern
Chestnut Transfer, clean up
22 south,
range 1 west,
genuises who are trying ■ I I ship
37.50
Willamette
........_ wJ meridian, has filed
and
hauling
.....................
mx in. an lUMiu. ill r-ii un uu xu un un uu itn an >m >w iw an m an
an « im m.
to
lighten
her
household
I notice of intention to make three
40.33
Knowles & Graber, supplies
year proof, to establish claim to
burden. Our electric ac
I —————————— H. J. Jorgensen, labor
land above described,* before
cessories are priced for ¡ the
After spending 10 days in Port Street and sewer----- ----
64.63
O. E. Immel, U. S. Commissioner, at
your approval.
land and taking particular note of H. W. Lombard, salary and
Eugene, Oregon, on the 18th day of
! December, 1925.
I used car prices, I can assure resi-
41.00
expense ............................
Claimant names as witnesses:
■ dents of Cottage, Grove that used G. B. Pitcher, salary and
Loren W. Huntj Lee Wetmore,
,
...
...
.
,,
,
cars
wrorth
buying
at
all
are
being
167.50
expense
-------------------
-
' Joseph E. Damewood, Benjamin M.
Mrs. C. E
,__
i Hawley, all of Culp Creek, Oregon,
io had been
visiting at .v..
the I sold as cheap, or cheaper, here, Mountain States Power Co. 216.00
quality
considered.
N.
J.
Nelson
Jr.
HAMILL A. CANADAY,
J. F. McFarland, salary
home of her brother, C. H. Bussey,
elson lectric hop ' non-coal
n9d7c(2)________________ Register
Ford cars driven by C. E. Frost
and expense..................... 100.50
returned home Tuesday.
8.00
Charles Miller and family ar 1 and Mrs. C. B. King collide) Wed- O. S. Rounsdale, wood.......
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
nesday tt the intersection of Birch J. M. Eastham, special
PH0NE-201 9th & MAIN
rived Monday from Alpine ami I and
6.66
I
streets.
No
one
was
injured
police
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
will make their home here.
and the cars were only slightly Woodson Brothers, work
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
United States tires are good damaged.
November
5, 1925.
1.50
firo truck....... .................
Notice is hereby given that
tires. Billie Hall Service Sta George White, small son of Mr. C. E. Frost, salary....... ......
10.00
Alfred L. Lent, of Cottage Grove,
Camp Chef Fined.
tion.
and Mrs. J. A. Elledge, sustained Cottage Grove Sentinel,
Oregon, who, on December 29, 1920,
Clarence Stanley, itinerent log marie
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutcliffe a badly sprained ankle Tuesday
Homestead Entry, No. 013583
printing and advertising
ging camp chef, became over sens for Lots 1 and 2, and E^ NW%,
returned Monday to Portland, after evening while scuffling with an Fire department, salaries—
oned’ with Jamaica ginger Wednes seofion 33, township 22 8. range 3
a visit at the home of Mr. Sut- older brother.
Salaries mayor and coun
day and wns taken in tow by the west. Willamette meridian, has filed
eliffe’s mother, Mrs. Bessie Sut-
83.00
cilmen
...........
—
.............
notice of iptention to make throe
Do you know that Dr. Hagen
city marshal. Stanley was tried year
eliffe.
60.75
proof, to establish claim to
Thomas
Cfox,
gravel
..........
; can cure ail diseases of the eyes
in
police
court
Thursday
nnd
not
tho laud above described, before
, Ogle Young arrived Monday from without the aid of glasses or oper Jack Konrad, sidekalks..... 289.65 having money for a cash fine, ac the
U.
8. Land Office, at Rose
Wenatchee, Wash., being called ation!
eow(T) C. Marquis, clean up at
cepted the alternative of leaving burg, Oregon, on the 18th day of
The Baptist Ladies Will Hold a Bazaar at Bressler
36.75
dump --------- a.---- --------
here by the serious condition of
December, 1925.
the city.
Mrs. Perry came up from Dexter Emery Goodridge, engineer
Claimant names as witnesses:
and Son’s Furniture Store, December 12.
his father, G. H. Young. Mr. Young
and took her mother,
Richard Garman, E. Geer, J. W.
54.00
Fancy Work, Home Cooked Foods, Hot Lunches.
helper —.........................
was accompanied by his brother-in- I Wednesday
Bemis,
H.
C.
Cobb,
all
of
Cottage
Mrs. 8. E. McKinney, home with Crawford
Burroughs account sheets Grove, Oregon.
& Daugherty
law, A. J. Arnett of Bremerton. her. Mrs. McKinney has been in
and blanks at your home print non coal HAMILL A. CANADAY,
Foundry company, catch
They expect to return today.
for
some
time
and
will
i poor health
r:9 !7 ■; 2 ■
r
shop,
basins .......
-.............
Gullowuy writes insurance.
remain with her daughter through John
Ogden,
labor
..............
Jess Lansing was in Salem Mon I the winter.
E. Davis, labor—............. .
day to appear before the public
Pastor 8. J. Cheney of Eugene
service Commission, which had will occupy the pulpit at the Meth- Naomi Hoskins, typing.....
C. W. Burge, sidewalks----
called a number of operators of mo ' odist, church Sunday forenoon» Cottage
Grove manufactur
tor transportation lines to tnke up ; Communion will follow.
ing
company,
markers.....
with them rules and regulations
1923 Dodge touring car, in Godard & Randall, supplies
which the commission has set for
and materials.................
the conduct of tho motor transpor A-l condtidn, for sale cheap.
Godard & Randall, payment
! Billie Hall Service Station.
tation business.
on reservoir---------------- 9,204.25
Mrs. - G. A. Sanders and Mrs.
Fuller Brushes—in sets—ideal
W. B. Osman, labor water
Frances
Wicks
left
Wednesday
for
Christmas gifts, Put in holly boxes Portland to spend a few days.
free. Phone G. B. Arnest. Phone
M. H. Anderson returned Wed Robert Galloway, data wat
124-J.
o22tfc(T)
nesday from a 10-day trip to Hepp er book --- ------ ----------
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. ner and condon, where he visited Wilbur Spray, data water
have returned from a visit of JO his brother, Theodore Anderson.
book ............ —.............
days in Portland. Their son under
J. B. Rouse, labor water
Mrs. Caroline- Brand arrived Wed line ............. -..... —..........
went medical examinations, but no
operation will be performed until nesday from Seattle and will re Cad Ellis, labor water line..
main a few days looking after Myrtle Vcatch, water col
spring.
business.
35.00
lector ..............................
Colonel Hugh M. Price, former
Pastor and Mrs. J. E. Carlson,
commissioner of Lane county, died
Monday at his home at Thurston. formerly of Cottage Grove, but now MORE SIDEWALK ADDED
residents of Sumner, Wash., will
Your Christmas Photos at Monroe spend the latter part of the week
TO CITY IN NOVEMBER
Studio, 22, north Sixth street, Cot visiting friends here. They are
tage Grove.
d3tfc on their way to Los Angele» to Of 1152 Linear Feet Put in Large
Portion Is Cement Material.
Senator Stanfield has introduced spend the Christmas holidays with
a bill in congress asking for an Mrs. Carlson’s parents.
Pastor
appropriation of $150,000 for exten Carlson will occupy his former pul According to the monthly report
sions and improvements at the Eu pit in the Christian church on Sun submitted to the city by Street
Commissioner Green Pitcher, there
gene postoffice building.
day.
were constructed during the month
Ralph
Boslough
and
Miss
Helen
A 7^ pound daugthter has been
of November, 1152 linear feet of
born to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wire Ostrander have been selected by sidewalk, of which 596 feet were
the
Lions
club
to
present
a
little
of Newberg The mother formerly
cement and the balance of board
was Miss Hefty of this city and skit, “A Pleasant Afternoon,” at construction. Property owners and
to
be
given
in
an
entertainment
is a sister of Mrs. F. F. Wells.
Eugene tomorrow night by the streets included in the improve
Late Model Ford truck, in Lions club there for the benefit ments in linear feet are:
I he Steu>arPWam«r Table Cabinet Radin
A-l condtion, for sale cheap. of the Salvation Army Christmas H. D. Stroud, Sixth street,
Jesse Lansing, Sixth street,
shown is $115—Stewart-Warner Reproducer
Billie Hall Service Station.
fund.
W. B. Osmon, west Main, 101; C. G.
$25—Stewart-Warner Radio Tube* each -
Major Ellensburg, battalion com Mrs. S. L. Godard, who had been Newland, west Main, 89; C. A.
visiting
relatives
in
Twin
Falla
and
mander, and Major McCleary, of
Randall, west Main, 55; city ap
the adjutant general’s office, in Caldwell, Idaho, for four weeks, proaches, 28. This makes a total
spected company D Tuesday eve returned home Tuesday. She was ' of 596 linear feet of cement walk
Steuart-Warner
Table Cabinet
accompanied on the trip by her son , along the thoroughfares named.
ning.
Radio
Mrs. E. W. Frans left Wednesday Eldon.
I Listed in the timber material
Model JOO
for Hoquiam, Wash, to visit rela M. F. Wyatt is recovering from j
are F. Montgomery, old
Prk« . $69
a severe attack of pneumonia. ___ j , sooth
tives until after the holidays.
south Pacific
pMifie highway, 96; T. K.
I ’ Campbell,
my..vu, vw,
.... o. -
96; Mrs.
A. P. Larsen,
. 105; Mrs. Jane Lane, south Eighth,
1120; Frank
“ * McDuno,
~
-
south Eighth
120, totaling 665 linear feet.
HER
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The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
Radio Ray
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S
I he Chapel Car
Good Will
Rev. Orr will preacli at both services
Sunday.
11:00 a. m. “Why Join the Baptist
Church?”
7:30 p. m. “The Powers of the
Gospel.”
Evangelistic services in the car Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings of next week by Rev
Chappelle.
Matched-Unit Radio
13 Shopping Days
Until Christmas
We have some very nice Christmas Gifts in Candied
Fruits. Box Chocolates. Tobaccos, imported Tea Pots
and Vases.
CANDIES—We have the largest stock of Candies in
Cottage Grove, priced from 12%c to 50c per pound,
NUTS—All kinds priced from 20c to 40c per pound,
It will pay you to look over our stock before buying.
Special priei's made in quantity lots.
DEMONSTRATION
Miss Seeley of the Nestle Food Company will be with US
this week demonstrating Alpine milk. We invite you to
come in and have a cup of coffee with us and get a
receipt book.
Smith-Short Grocery
The Store That Appreciates Your Trade
Williams Again in Toils.
8. E. Williams of this city was
lodged in the county jail Tuesday
upon a charge of possession of
1 liquor. He was arrested here the
night before by Night Officer Mc
Farland and a bottle of white mule
was found on his person.
A charge of manufacturing liquor
was preferred against Williams
some time ago but was not pressed.
It is probable that this will be re
newed at this time.
New News Editor for Sentinel.
C. G. Campbell ha» arrived from
rx>s Angeles to accept the positio.
• of now, editor on The Sentinel,
succeeding H. F. Edwards, who
served in the position for several
months and resigned because of
j other business interests.
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word, dear.
Anita: What is it!
Mary: The last one.
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