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M ge fr COTTAGE PROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, JULY 22 1926. two 1 ARCADE Theatre WEEKLY PROGRAM » Thursday, July 22 Buster Keaton in “SEVEN CHANCES” Twenty-four ____ hours to win i a bride. A crowded church of willing women and only one man to be the husband. Try and stop laughing. Comedy “FELIX GRABS HIS GRUB” and International News. Friday, July 23 “THE LITTLE IRISH GIRL” with Dolores Costello. The latest and greatest stars in the merriest comedy of the season. Comedy “SHOULD SAILORS MARRY.” Saturday, July 24 “THE GENTLE CYCLONE’’ with Buck Jones. A daredevil who wanted peace and willingly fought for it. Comedy “ELSIE IN NEW YORK.” Sun.-Mon., July 25-26 “HAVOC” with an all star east, including George O’Brien, M adge Bellamy, David Butler. Margaret Livingston and Walter McGrail. It’s a mighty drama of war dazed women. This picture will give entire satisfaction. Comedy “RED RIDING HOOD.’’ with Ford Sterling, Dorothy Revier and Robert Agnew. They were all found guilty of “Steppin’ Out,” and then the fun began. It’s ft real eomedy. Comedy “LAST WHIRL.” L. I Nearby News a-- - Society ----------------- | a—---------------------- Fisk, Hood, Viking TIRES Battery Work TIRE REPAIRING CAR REPAIRING ALL WORK GUARANTEED MOTOR INN SERVICE STATION I JTork That Satisfies PHONE 91 I Building Supplies Godard & Randall Flavored Church News | n Wednesday, July 28 “THE PRICE OF SUCCESS.” featuring Alice Lake. A great drama of two women’s love for one man. He held the souls of two charming women in his heart. Comedy “CURED HAMS.” u Emil Williams and Harvey Shipp □----------------- —--------------------------Q motored to Dorena Sunday after- icon. « Mr. and Mr». William McCoy of 11 I In the old day» all shipping ad Hebron attended church here Bun js 1 LEB BON. vertisements In the papers used to Miss Eva Richmond, who has di y. ä be embellished with a picture of Gerald Banton preaehed Sunday been in New York studying voice, 1 a ship. At first they were all sail (Special to The Sentinel.) forenoon at the church of Christ was honor guest Wednesday at an ing ships, but gradually the steam Mr. and Mrs. George Kappauf I afternoon of bridge for which Mr». ers came under the reader's eye. i* nd daughters Kathleen and Ma- in Eugene. . I Evelyn Abeene, little daughter James P. Graham, Mrs. H. A. Mil Column after column of some of the J papers used to be filled with these delle visited the M. A. Horn family cf Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Abeen, is ill ler, Mrs. William Thum and Miss advertisements, and a great fleet at Delight Valley. Lula Currin were hostesses at the »¡th measles. I Mrs. Flora Small of Cottage of vessels used to appear In print Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Abeene and home of Mrs. Graham. Miss Rich dally. It made the papers a bit Grove spent part of last week visit- Mr. and Mr». Royal Abeene of mond is a former Cottage Grove more Interesting to those who ing her sister, Mrs. Lincoln Taylor, Sutherlin visited Sunday at the resident and is here visiting her could not read and illiterate sail Grandpa Gilham is seriously ill .-ister, Mrs. E. W. Armes, and her ors used to spend much of their at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J* lian Small home. Mrs. Edna W. Sterns of brother, A. A. Richmond. Thirty- loafing time criticizing the cuts and John Murry. The Receda, sCalif., and Mr». ] Inez five guests were present. ridiculing the advertisers who used i The Pentecostal Sunday school I Godsey of Banning, Calif., arrived rooms were attractive with bou pictures of brigs to advertise full of Cottage Grove held a picnic ! Miss riggers. I Tuesday and are visiting at the quets of summer flowers. Ê A good story Is told of an old supper Wednesday night at ’ the C. H. Woods home. They are tonr Richmond gave several vocal se pilot of the early days, a good old Cedar creek bridge. ä ing Oregon and Washington and lections, following which six tables Mr. and Mrs. Judd Doolittle vis expect to go north to Victoria, of bridge were formed. sailor, but absolutely illiterate. He I Dainty picked up a paper tn a stall In a ited Sunday with Mrs. Doolittle’s b. C., before returning. Mrs. Woods refreshments were served. saloon and made a bluff at being oc sister, Mrs. Ray Van Schoiaek of 1/ a niece of Mr«. Sterns. Í cupied In the reading of it It Rujada. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Welty, par The annual Masonic lodge and so happened that he held the pa The baby daughter of Mr. and ent« of Mr». C. H. Wood», who had per upside down when an acquaint Eastern Star picnic will be held ance entered singing out, "What’s Mrs. George Kebelbeck was sick been visiting here the last two Friday afternoon at the Veatch : last week. the news in the paper today, Ab weeks, left Wednesday for Walla camp ground. A basket dinner Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nessel and Walla, Wash., to visit Mrs. Welty’s will ner?" Abner shook his head sor I be served at 7 o’clock. rowfully, took off his glasses, and children of Eugene spent the week uncle, Mr. Winchester. e passed the paper to bis friend. end at the homo of Mrs. Nessel’» Mr. and Mr». O. E. Bird of Cot Deceived the Eye. "It's awful,” he said, "something mother, Mrs. Albert Ward. .. a,.iux an.mi mi mi m mini nn >u< an mi «11 "" >■«< »»' '■»' '»> «q ><« m tage Grove visited Monday at the A woman and her little daughter horrible. All the ships In the ocean Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hopmhn and are turned bottom up." The new Mrs. George Kappauf motored to Massey' home. stopped to look at some live chick comer picked up the paper and held Eugene Tuesday on business. The Friday evening «inging prac- ♦•ns that were running about in a It right end up. “Cheer up, Ab tive ha« been discontinued until drug store window on Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Frank LeBleu have ner, cheer up. See, they have all after harvest. . («venue. The mother remarked: righted themael ven. "—Fall River traded their Chevrolet coach for Grain harvesting is in full swing 1 'Those chickies were hatched in a 1926 Dodge. Globe. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Miller of here. The threshing machine asso pu incubator, dear.” 44Why, mamma,” said the child Lookingglass spent Sunday night ciation held a meeting Monday eve Peace and Promise v. ith their niece, Mrs. George Keb ning and it was decided to start iu surprise, ”No one could tell them from real ones.” t> reshing July 27. in Nature's Temple elbeck. Th© Dalles is vis- Mrs. Wolf of Two valuable hunting dogs be It was a swamp of the kind I Your Home Print Shop First love, miles upon miles of It, seldom iting her sister, Mrs. Bert Newton longing to John Massev escaped marked by the footprints of men; of camp B. from their kennel and have been a primitive swamp, hoary with age, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hubbard of C ne about a week. The are both where life had grown upon life camp B will move soon to their loung dogs and of a dark tan color. through centuries of time; fragrant farm at Sutherland. with a breath of mystery, filled Mr. and Mrs. Leman Roams and with a vast contentment, a home Thames Has Double Ebb. for the creatures of the wild. But children and Norman Reams spent It is a rare thing that interesting last week visiting Mrs. George Its age was what grew upon me. happenings entirely escape the eye I sat upon a fallen pine that had Kebelbeck. lived five hundred years, and then Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Overton of the press, but recently such an London had lain a century where it had returned Sunday night from their event was unrecorded. liver, the river of the empire, en fallen, crumbling once more into motor trip to California. joyed a double ebb and flow of dust of earth. Near me was a still Mrs. F. C. Führer and daughter mightier tree rearing Its head to the its tide and no one said a word Hazel arc expected home this week sky. Under my feet was the soft rbout it. Such a manifestation is their visit, in Washington. from and sweetly musty mold of prehis certainly a curious one and not toric generations of God’s greatest Just North of S. P. Station—Phone 100 rlways explainable but before the living things on earth—the trees. LONDON. 1 hames was qmbanked its vagaries Age—age and life and death- m the seventeenth and eighteenth breathed together In the air, and (Special to Tho Sentinel.) centuries were pretty frequent, for In their mingling there seemed to L. July 20. — -Mr. and Mrs. O. in 1658 it ebbed and flowed twice be a glorious symphony of fulfill son Welty, Mrs. C. H. Woods and ment and promise.—James Oliver in three hours, and in 1662 three 3 -I iWxUx illiiUi ilkiLù iW.lLU.mx 1UX XLh lili M \in iti/ itti iw ini ujz >?■?< i ? yz \ w / \ ui \n¡( hobin and Miss Viola W<4ty re Curwood tn Hearst's International- times in four hours—a sergeant ma turned Wednesday from a trip to jor’s allowance which has never Cosmopolitan. Crater Lake and the Oregon caves. been surpassed. Mrs. Sylba Kahler of Tacoma Transoceanic Talk "Do you »till want Leicester and Mrs. Nancy Oglesby and Mrs. □------------------------ - ----------- D J. P. Graham of Cottage Grove vis square? Here's your party.” ited Thursday with Mrs. Mary “Are you there?” “Helllo, Johnny, this Is Sam. Massey. ii---------------------------------------------- Don’t thia beat the cablegram? A son was born Sunday, July 11, Thought I’d give you a ring. How's to Mr. and Mrs. John Baughman of Methodist. Churqh.—John A. Linn. the prince an’ everything?5' Pastor.—Sunday school at 9:45: “Oh, I «ay I a ripping notion I Graton, Calif. Mr. Baughman is a preaching service at 11; Epworth grandson of Mrs. Massey and a Here we chat across the ocean I” league at 7:00; preaching service at former resident of this place. "Thirty hundred miles or sol” 8:00. Midweek prayer hour. 7:30 A welcome at every "Most extrawd'n'ry thing, you Joe Abeene is building a new Thursday. know I Quite across the wild, fi residence on hjs property three service. nally, blooming old Atlan- gentle, miles north of London. Christian Churen. the ‘‘ home like’' tic I” Elvis Kelly sustained a severe church—Kenneth J. Husby, minister. you "Yea, some stunt ! and me talking clear across the i MB. cut on his upper lip last week Sunday school at 0:45, sermon at while at work at the Perini logging 11. Christian Endeavor at 7:30. eve How's the weather?" camp, when a limb fell from a tree ning service at 8;00, "Fog—no name I" liDistr ibt> lion Without Waste "Ray. we’re having just th« end struck him. it also hit another Presbyterian Church—Duncan P same.” (Hue Big Ben rings.) man on the wrist, nearly fracturing “Well, so long, It’s time to stop." it. Several stitches were taken in Cameron, minister—Sunday aehoo’ at 10 a. m.; public worship at 11 “Au revolr. Pip-pip, old top.”— M r. Kelly’s lip. a. m.; Junior Endeavor 2:30 p. m.; New York Tribune. The C. W. Ewing family, the Senior Endoavor 7:00 p. m.; eve Earl Ewing family and the Jack ning service at 8:00. Balta Wood Valuable Baptists will worship with Hopman family spent the week end the The Presbyterians at the forenoon Half th© weight of cork, the at Nodi visiting the Fay Ewing services. Pastor Duncan P. Cam Balsa wood of the tropica la coming family. They enjoyed a picnic eron will speak on the subject, Into uae for other purpose« other “The Triangle of Life.’’ Special than thnt of making life preserv dinner Sunday on the Long Tom music will be a feature. • • • In every spare moment Skaggs men will be found ers and life rafts for which It waa river. A number of neighborhood boys Introduced In thia country. It has First church of Nasarene—Elev diligently wielding these instruments of cleanliness marvelous Insulating qualltlea Fish, held a charivari Friday evening enth and Adam«, Nellie Robbins, pastor. Sunday School at 0:45, and sanitation—waging an incessant warfare against ice cream or other similar periah- for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Banton. preaching services Sunday at 11 able articles may be packed tn a the slightest suggestion of dirt and contamination. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivan Abeene and and 8; prayer mooting Wednesday lightly constructed box of this wood 8. A'1 arv cordially invited to and shipped great distances and de children attended the celebration at For cleanliness is a paramount principle with us— llvered In excellent condition. The <f the birthday anniversary of Mrs. attend. something to be rigidly maintained regardless of government la teetlng airplane Abeene’s mother, Mrs. Flora Small, Seventh Day Adventist Church— propellers made of It I and quite a held Wednesday evening at Cot , Saturday. Sabbath school at 10, the amount of time and labor involved. This prin quantity of the wood Is made use tage Grove. ---- • — | church service at 11: prayer meet ciple is your protection—your guarantee that every of In the construction of theatrical Mrs. Emma Dooltttle of Cottage , ing Wednesday* evenings at 7:30. scenery which la to > be shipped Grove and son Lester nnd family item you buy in Skagg3 Stores is as clean and whole _ _ about the country. j A New York of Heppner visited Thursday at Christian Science Soeiety—corner some as though it were raised in your own garden or of Jefferson avenue and Second architect Is experimenting with It ____ Sunday services at 11 a. in. as an Inner sheathing for houses. the J. E. Banton home. Mrs. Lester | _ street" prepared in your own kitchen. It may create a revolution In N- Doolittle and Mrs. Banton are for Wednesday services at 8:00 p. m. Everybody welcome. mer school mates. frigeration. • • • Mrs. Alvin Rice and daughter, First Baptist church—The chapel Mrs. Rex Trutton of Orofino, Ida., car Good Will, one bloek north of Slightly in Error and Mrs. B. K. Funkhouser of depot, J. D. Chappelle, Th. G. mis -Mother, what 1« th!» I^mt that Ida., visited last week with sionary in charge. Church school you folk» have been talking to Camas, relatives in this neighborhood. Mr. " e*‘e.iii Jiee^’ Vi ranch about?" asked the »mall daughter of Episcopalian paranta Rice is a niece of Elisher Geer and | g:oo. Prayer meeting and bible 47c [ study at 8 p. m. every Thursday, There followed a lengthy dlaaerta a former resident of this place. tlon on the »ubject, during which Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kiine ami Visitors cordially received in chapel 89c the child paid close attention. At daughter Geneva, Miss Elsie Lea, 1 car at ail hours. • • • the close of the discourse, when the Miss Belle Burkholder, Mrs. Prince 18c Church of God —W. O. W hall— mother was hoping »he had Instilled rnd Mr. Lang, all of Cottage Sunday school every Sunday at 10 23c Home beautiful thoughts in the •‘reaching second young mind, her daughter smiled Grove, spent Sunday at Calapoova j o’clock. ■ fourth Sundavs at 11 o'clock. springs. angelically nnd said: ... SKAGGS WHITE WRAP RAYAL WHITE SOAP Emil Williams and cousin, Miss “Oh. ao that’s It And Free Methodist chureh—Corner of Mildred Banton of Alpine, nephew Monroe thought all the time that avenue and south Fifth COFFEE, 1 POUND 49c 10 BARS that atuff you find under the bed I1 rnd niece of J. E. Banton, spent strcot—Chester Smith, pastor. Sun ...35c the week end at the Banton home. day school at 10, forenoon services Ari Funk was injured Monday at 11, evening service at 8:00. Angora Goats Bait Eatart i Prayer meeting at 8:00 Thursday 95c Angora goats are the moat vora nhile working at the Jones logging evenings. cious feeders known, according to camp. A limb fell from a tree ! ... 23c a writer In the Sydney (Australia) striking him on the side. No bones i Bulletin, who says: "I can show one were broken. ...98c a dozen acres In South Gtppaland, Trips Are Hazardous— Lawrence Moxley spent the week i) 79c Victoria, that 50 dinosaurs could i nd at Wilbur. not clean up. The blackberry Is ex Accidents Many Mrs. Rosa Rennie of Eugene ceedingly difficult to deetroy, and KERR’S POULTRY AND DAIRY FEEDS though new shoots spring up within » isited the fore part of the week Before going on your vaca a few days after the vines are cut at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil tion trip you should have an and burned, these are kept from liani Lively. Automobile Accident Policy $2.15 gnlulng headway by a few angora •Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherland for yourself, in fact vou spent Tuesday in Eugene. goats.“ should have this protection $2.68 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Banton and at all times. M bs . Harold Abeene and children Sailors’ Superstitions $1.43 BIG PROTECTION AT visited Sunday afternoon at the Blue paint Is unpopular with sea LITTLE COST GET OUR TON PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY farlng men. who dislike to join a Keaton movie location on Culp vessel having any part of her paint Creek. Det me explain this policy ed blue, and a Scotch sea captain The Jack Cherry family left Mon to you. once refused to let an apprentice day of last week for San Francisco, conie aboard because he w as carry called there by the illness of Mr*. CHAS. S. HALL ing hla worldly possessions In a Cherry ’ b brother. blue box The construction of a FOR GOOD INSURANCE George Boaker, a fireman at ship Is still believed by many mar Phone 58 camp B. sustained a broken rib iners to fortrat her whole future, 405 Maia Street and If she sticks on the ways and Monday when he fell across a log la reluctant to be launched, a dark COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Mr. »nd Mrs. Glen Banton. Mias fate Is predicted for her. Nola Banton, Mias Mildred Rantoa, tfe R Fruit oyal Tuesday, July 27 “STEPPIN’ OUT” I I a----------------------------------- Tragedy Not as Great as Sailor Had Feared Gelatin Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage Grove a newspaper which emi nent authority has stated to be one of the best country newspapers published anywhere. savintf D Business Is I Generally Quiet | I for the Man Who | g Keeps Quiet g § About His I Business SnnnnnnnnunnnnnnnnnnnanB 80 MILES per GALLON stona The Mop and the Broom Saturday Features White Corn on Cob, 2 dozen Cantaloupes, 1 dozen.. ........ Lettuce, 3 Heads.................. Onions, 10 pounds................ “and That’s Only Part of the Saving!” It’s utuazitig economy in gaso line, oil and tires—plus the saving on garaging, invest ment, hih I depreciation makes i lie Harley-Davidson Single the lowest cost power travel. SAFE. COMFORTABLE, EASY TO RIDE .\Nl> PARK Fast and powerful. 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