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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1925
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dix and rrt
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stamply and
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1 family returned yesterday to their niece, Miss Florence Dix, of Port
home in Klamath Falls, after visit land were Christmas week end j
guests at the home of Mr. Dix’s j
ing Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Morris.
Mrs. Charles Hall.
sister,
Get your loose leaf forms
and binders for the new year Mr. and Mrs. Lester Childs have
returned from Medford, where they Discrepencies Found in Adver-
[at your home print shop.
• Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Spencer spent the Christmas holidays with
tisments—Lorane Boute
of Eugene visited last week with i I relatives.
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I Mr Spencer’s grandparents, Mr.
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Wrapped up in the days of the New Year are
i and Mrs. H. R. Godard.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
opportunities for each one to get ahead in life—to
Mrs. Sarah Cochran and Charles
Two of the three star routes op-
reach some of the goals every ambitious person
Cochran left Tuesday for Los An Sunday Evening, January 3, 1926
aims for.
erated out of Cottage Grove post
geles, | where they will spend a
Address:
office appearing in the general
month visiting relatives. Gertrude “RACE SUICIDE, BIRTH CON
Energy, honesty, skill, experience—these you
advertisement for proposals for
and Melba Cochran, daughters of TROL AND MISFITS IN MAR
need. But they are not all.
carrying the mails from July 1,
Mr. Cochran, are staying with their RIAGE,” based on Wiggam’s as
aunt, Mrs. H. C. Hart.
\ ou need the confidence and the support of
sertion in his “New Decalogue 1926, to June 30, 1930, will be re-
advertised, according to advices
money in bank—a reserve of strength that will
Get your loose leaf forms of Science” that birth control j received
by Postmaster Smith last
and binders for the new year is tho most momentous fact in evening
help you when your chance comes, if it is getting
from the fourth assistant
the
history
of
mankind.
at your home print shop.
the home you want, or a share in business, or more
postmaster general.
The routes
Marion and Delmas Richmond,
Mr. Cameron will answer from
land, or new equipment, or other things that cost
to be readvertised are Disston
Leston Durham and Glen Arne re- | the pulpit tho following ques
money.
route and Black Butte route, each
turned last evening from spending
tions asked him recently:
about 60 miles in length. The order
You will write your own record in 1926. >lay
a few days in the Bohemia district.
(1) Can a girl who has a bad
was received by wire and no reason
it be the kind you want and hope for—and may
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fullmer, new reputation ever come back!
for the action was given.
the New Year prove the best you have ever had!
lyweds, returned Tuesday evening
A number of changes have been
(2) Would you advise a young
from a brief honeymoon trip to
made in these routes during the
man to join the K. K. K.!
Portland.
(3) If religion does not enter past four years and as some of
Dr. Hagen cures dizziness.
these changes were not specified
into politics, why is it that a
Mr. and Mrs. Janies Arnett of Catholic is never nominated for in the general advertisement it is
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
probable
that
the
department
Bremerton, Wash., Mr. and Mrs.
president!
Ogle Young of Wenatchee, Wash.,
(4) Do you think that Christ feared that tho discrepencies be
tween the advertisement and the
and Marion Young of Central Point
will come back to this earth
service as now performed might
returned to their homes Tuesday,
againP
tend to discourage prospective bid-
after being here to attend the fu
(5) Would it be right for a ders.
neral of George Young, father of
mother to allow a girl of 13 to
The order does not affect the
who spent the holidays in Portland, Mrs. Arnett, Ogle Young and Mar play cards with other girls her
star route operated between Cot-
ion
Young.
returned with them.
own age on Sunday evenings!
tage Grove and Lorane, Bids for
Spanish War veterans will hold
4 contracts on this route will be re
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announcement of Woodson January 1, in the old commercial
ceived at tho office of the fourth
Mrs. J. H. Bennett and daughter' Girage in another column.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harms, ac assistant postmaster general in
club
rooms.
Velma are in Salem visiting at the I
companied by Mr. Harms’ mother, Washington until 4:30 p. m. of
A 9^-pound son was born Sun
home of Mrs. Bennett’s sister, Mrs.
Mrs. Sarah Harms, have returned January 19, and the award of the
day to Mr. and Mrs. H. O. W’eldon.
William Mattox. The Mattox fami
to their home in Portland, after contract will be made on or before
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. McGee re
ly spent the Christmas holidays
spending the Christmas holidays February 23.
here.
here and Mrs. Bennett and Velma turned Monday to their home in
The advertisement of this route
Albany,
after
spending
the
Christ
accompanied them home.
Mrs. Rosa Currin returned last is posted on the bulletin board at
mas holidays at the homes of their
evening from Roseburg, where she the postoffice and Postmaster Smith
Loose leaf binders of all sizes. daughters, Mrs. R. C. Quigley and
spent the week end at the home of announces that he will furnish
The Sentinel.
Mrs. R. A. Trask.
her daughter, Mrs. Vernon Fields. prospective bidders with all infor
Miss Julian Linn, teacher at
Loose leaf fillers of all sizes.
Miss Ruby Brumfield of Portland mation necessary for the prepara
Hood River, is a guest at the home The Sentinel.
spent
the Christmas holidays with tion of proposals.
of her brother, John A. Linn, pas
Mr. and Mrs. Donald VanBoskirk
here
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George
tor of the Methodist church.
of Portland spent the latter part
Brumfield.
Loose leaf fillers of all sizes.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Woods and of the week here with Mr. and
The Sentinel.
Clarence
Carter
and
Miss
Agnes
children of Portland spent Sunday Mrs. H. R. Godard, grandparents
Carter of Portland are guests at
Our sets are equipped
with Mrs. H N. DeLong, mother of of Mr. VanBoskirk.
CARD OF THANKS.
the home of Mrs. William Bartels,
with
the
latest
power
Mrs. Woods.
A Laffoon, nightwatchman at the
We wish to thank the neighbors
a sister. George Carter another
tubes
and
cone
speakers.
Galloway writes insurance.
Anderson & Middleton mill, is
brother, with his wife, spent Christ and friends who showod their sym
confined to his home with a badly
mas day also at the Bartels hame. pathy by their many acts of kind
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Mr. and Mrs E. Cahow and throe ness during the illness of our hus
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brook, N. J., on January 1;
Read in another column an
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children of Dunsmuir, Calif., are band and father.
a nouncement of chanffe , of
spending the Christmas holidays wo thank the singers for their
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with Mrs. Cahow’s parents, Mr. songs of consolation and those who
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sent the beautiful flowers.
meters;
50,000
watts.
and
Mrs. J. H. Bartels.
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MRS. CLARA YOUNG,
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of the A. L. Woodard mill, is suf
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Powers and
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OGLE YOUNG,
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Bon Lester of Kelso, Wash., are
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sustained
when
he
fell
while
at
guests
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Powers
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Mr. and Mrs. John Merryman of
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R. Woodson of this city and
Marcelling
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Galloway,
insurance,
511
Main.
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Theodore Towcndolly is suffering |
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Shampooing
Miss Vera Scott returned this
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hall motored left hand which he sustained while PH0NE-201 9th & MAIN afternoon from Wendling, where ■ Bobbing
Even Ings
to Portland Saturday and visited at work handling ties at the Wiese
by a
she had been a guest of her cousin,
Hair Tinting
Appoint
at the home of Mr. Hall’s brother, Brothers mill.
Delva Chandler.
French Paper Curl
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E. J. Hall. Mrs. Hall, accompanied
D. T. Awbrey returned Tuesday
Mrs. O. L. Nichols received word
Mrs. Fannie Young is visiting at
by Mrs. E. J. Hall, left from there from Portland, where he spent sev
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Sunday for Kansas City, Mo., for eral days with Mrs. Awbrey, who Deo with relatives.
A 10%-pound daughter was born J. A. LeGacy, December 18 at West
an extended visit with their par- is convalescing at a hospital there.
Port, Pa. It was thought that
eq.ts.
She expects to be home within a Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Almo Sum death was due to paralysis.
mers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Roach re few days.
Misses Marjorie and Muriel Shay,
and Mrs. H. E. Allison, who
turned Monday from Roseburg,
Loose leaf price books, loose had Mr. been
guests of Mrs. Allison’s teachers in the Roseburg schools,
where they spent the Christmas I
I i leaf memo books, ring binders, parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fiester,. are home over the Christmas holi
holidays with relatives.
■ loose leaf ledger covers. The returned Sunday to their home in days wi(h their parents, Mr. and
Loose leaf price books, loose Sentinel.
Mrs. E. C. Shay.
Other dinner
leaf memo books, ring binders,; Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. and chil Roseburg.
guests Christmas day at the Shay
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Veatch, home were Mr. and Mrs. 8. M.
loose leaf ledger covers. The I dren returned yesterday from Co
who spent the Christmas holidays
Sentinel.
burg, where they had been since here with relatives, returned Mon Russell of Eugene, Miss Clara
Jarvis of Klamath Falls and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Boyd have Christmas day at the home of Mrs.
day to Tillamook.
and Mrs. R. L. Cooper of this city.
moved into tho home on north Nelson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Mendell of Cottage Grove
Ninth street which they recently Fred Deffcnbacher.
Mr. Nelson
Mr. anil Mrs. Ransom MiHer and
purchased from R. C. Quigley.
motored down and brought his underwent an operation for gall son Charles of Eugene spent Sun
i family home. He was also a guest stone today at a Eugene hospital. day with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shay.
Guests at the K. K. Mills home
Miss Rena Cornutt of Eugene
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that evening and went to Oakland for the Christmas week end were spent the Christmas week end with
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Howe and son her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
on business.
and daughter, O. P. Howe and Miss Cornutt.
Loose leaf binders of all sizes. Lola Howe, and Mrs. Ida Stannard,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Welden re-
The Sentinel.
all of Eugene. Mrs. Howe is Mrs. turned Sunday from spending the
Turn to page 1 and read today’s
Mrs. W. B. Cooper and daughters Mill’s mother and Mrs. Stannard Christmas holidays in Portland.
installment of “The Red Rain
Dorothy and Charlotte of Portland is an aunt.
Their son Floyd brought them home
Mystery.”
W.' B. Johnston was called to by motor, returning to Portland
« | visited here during the week.
Mrs. J. L. Queen is visiting in Idaho Monday on account of the Tuesday.
You’ll welcome our low-
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cone returned I Olympia, Wash., with her aunt, illness of a brother.
Mrs. John Rasor and Mrs. Wil
priced estimates on lumber
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Baker of liam Rasor of Seattle spent Christ
Monday from Hillsboro, where they Mrs. J. Ed Angel, and will visit
and sundry building mater
spent the holidays with Mrs. Cone’s in Knappa, Ore., with her daughter, Salem epent Christmas day with mas week end at the home of their
Call
ials which vou need. C
Mrs. Baker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. sister, Mrs. M. V. Welden.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Cone, | Mrs. Harold Hopper.
on us while in town, , or
G. W. McFarland.
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Carol Nichols of Seattle spent
phone 148.
Miss Mary Ellen Benson left yes the Christmas week end with Miss
terday for Wolf Creek to visit her Gail Craig.
father, J. 8. Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Rankin of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bressler and Hermiston visited during the week
two children returned Monday from with Mrs. Kate Sears, sister of
spending the Christmas holidays in Mrs. Rankin.
Gervais.
Mrs. Fred Bennett and newly-
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bennett of born son returned Sunday from a
' Portland spent Christmas at the Eugene hospital.
: home of Mrs. Bennett’s mother,
Mrs. M. C. Bressler. Ren Sanford,
j brother of Mrs Bennett, took them
by motor Saturday as far as Salem,
I where they were called on account
of the ¡linear of Mrs. Ida Miller,
j aunt of Mrs. Bennett and Mr.
London, Dee. 30—(Special.)—
As the result «f an encounter
> Sanford.
8. L. Godard and son Harry are with a skunk recently Howard Cox
< business visitors in Corvallis today. of London nearly lost his eyesight.
Cox had driven the skunk into a
Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Godard spent
hole and got down onto his knees
' last evening in Eugene with their
to look into the hole. The skunk
i daughter Ray.
used his only means of defense,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Munson re- striking Mr. Cox tn the face aad
' turned home last evening from painfully injuring Cox’s eyes. Mr.
•pending the Chretmas holidays in Cox was of the opinion that the
Silverton and Portland.
skunk had a bad case of halitosis.
Mr. and Mrs. Loraine Stivers of Despite his injuries, Cox killed the
. Eugene spent the Christmas holi skunk.
The Store That Appreciates - Your Trade
days with Mrs. Stivers’ parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Boyd.
Robber stamps. The Sentinel.
The next best thing to
being prosperous is to
appear prosperous
Again Up for Bids
Can You Open 1926’s
Treasure Chest?
It is of vital importance that the depository of your
funds not only appears to be, but is, prosperous.
That it is gaining ground.
That it has sufficient Capital and Surplus for all
contingent and legitimate needs.
That it is able to repay you your money on demand.
We have a large Capital and Surplus.
We are prosperous as well as progressive and ex
perienced.
We pay over to you in money (not in trading stamps
or check books) any deposit or just demand as
cheerfully as the same was received.
And we solicit the business of all desiring the services
of a concern conducted along these lines.
Bank of Cottage Grove
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(Special to The Sentinel.)
Dec. 25.—The W. L. Hunt family
spent Christmas in Eugene with
Mr. Hunt’s father.
Mr. and Mrs. Myers took Christ
mas dinner with their daughter,
Mrs. Joe Pleuard.
Mrs. De Graw, the Wildwood
teacher, has gone to Newberg for
the Christmas vacation.
The Ladies* circle of tho Wild
wood school community will give a
pie social January 2, in the school
building.
Everybody is invited.
Women are requested to bring pies.
Free coffee, cream and sugar. Pro
ceeds will be for library purposes.
School closed with appropriate
Christmas exercises. After the pro
gram, old Santa stood behind tho
postoffice window and delivered the
Christmas mail. A lunch of soup
and pie was served to the children
by the teacher, Mrs. Do Graw,
assisted by Mrs. Whitman and
Mrs. Gleason.
School will reopon January 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Sams aro visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Elmer Wicks.
Mr. Smith and family went to
Cottage Grove to spend Christmas.
Clifford Smith is in the hospital
following an operation in which his
tonsils were removed.
Liza 8mith came home from
Salem to spend Christmas.
Mr. Whitman and family motored
to Eugono December 23.
Mall Comes to Cabbage Grove.
Cottage Grove is so well known
that mail is delivered to residents
even when the address is greatly
mutilatod. D. A. Forbes received
a letter this week that was ad
dressed-“Dr. D. A. Forbes, Cab
bage Grove, Ore.”
Loose leaf ledger sheets of
every kind. The Sentinel.
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CHANGE OF
SCHEDULE
Effective January 1, 1926
Stages Leave Cottage Grove—
9
Northbound
9:10 a. m.
3:30 p. m.
1:10 p. m.
7:00 p. m
Southbound
8:50 a. m.
3:50 p. m.
1:30 p. m.
7
P- m.
Cottage Grove
and Vicinity
We Wish You
A Happy and Prosperous
New Year
Red Hot Ones
CUPBOARD
DOORS, $1.10 UP
(31 sizes in stock)
Skunk Nearly Blinds
5X PANEL DOORS
Howard Cox
2-6x6-8xl* $3.10
2-8x6-8xl*, $3.15
SATURDAY SPECIALS
$1.35
_. 85c
_. 29c
Smith-Short Grocery
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This Store Closed All Day
Friday, January 1.
Apples, per box.. —
Honey, ^-gallon pail
Hams, per pound.. —
Incorporated
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Also Shingles and
Moulding at Lowest
Prices.
Cottage Grove
Manufacturing Co.
Our Building Material
Line Includes—
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Fire
Brick, Fire Clay, Metal Lath, Oor-
ner Beads, Shingles, Drain Tile,
Sewer Tile, Concrete, Sand and
Gravel, Plastering Sand, Zouri
Store Front Fittings, and other
things too numerous to mention.
No Charge on City Deliveriee
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Godard
& Randall
J art North of 8 P. Station—Phone 100