TIIURHDAY, MAY IL IM»
Oregon Grafting & 1 ree
Surgery Co.
Of Junction City
will be in Cottage Grove this week grafting Black Wai
nut trees to Franquette Walnuts
Any one wishing work of this kind done may leave
orders with
MR. J. M. DURHAM
823 Mnin St Phone 168-J Store Phone I
WORK GUARANTEE!)
OREGON GRAFTING &
SURGERY CO
Bor at th«' county aaweaaor’s offi«»'
in Eugen»« last wmk. Mr Morri« >-
«lepuly tiAMMMor for thia «lintri« i
The American l,«gi«»n
wiu
in
funeral
aerviren
for
charge of
JoM*ph Spaulding, a civil war vet
••ran of Draia, in that city Tue
day.
They w«r»* a«*«’ompariii*d to
Drain bv a firing squa»l from th»*
roast artillery batt fry wh«< hn«l .1
part in th«« servi»*e.
He»« Faraway pianos at Chestnut
vf $H; í
Transfer Co, Cottagi Uro Vf
a 25t fr
and up. Terms.
P H. Ritchey of Hhoshone, Ida ,
is spending a few «lay» at th»* F.
M
IliH'hiifiiiii h»»tn»* w«-«t of
this
city.
A group of boy aconta went to
Eug»*Dr \v»‘<ln»*»«lay night for swiin
nmiiiig instruction in the
mvrr
aity of <)r<*g<>ii tank
'Ph
WiT«*
accoinpa nn*«l by Scoutmasti-r K . IL
Itaki'f un<l Mcveral buain»*»» m«-h
who provided transportation.
Money for you
C 0 Mf(; Co
See our ad
Mr and Mr« Howard Crow nn 1
family an«| Mrs, <'row ’ m »i*t «*r of
with
vinitftl We«ln« -lay
Earl < la rout t
while •»n th«’lr
Mu nt a K omi , (’al. They will
vrritl day» on their r»*turo
ow w hn formerly Mis* tIra»’«
KebillingM of thin city.
f «araway pian»>n on i
duced pro'i's thin month
must
red
nig Eugcue »tore,
atork. Mr«- Ch»*«t nut Trun»f«-r, <
lag»* Grove.
Mr und Mr«. W <*. Griffith
Port land wer»' w»*»*k «•nd guents
the hoin«!
■ Mi and Mr» F.
Allmon
Mr» • Griffith and
\
A Di »on ar«* »i iiaters.
You'll enjoy cards, pool, bil
h’r, Mt-
Hors»-«- ILirm- liardn at the Pastime.
1 son 's
who V 1 «11 •*.| -il th«' Woiidsi.ri h«»n
Th»* followiDi j new *ar -ab’» hftvr
mid w it ti h«-r pfir»*nl«, Mr. mi«l Mt-
• V th«- N«*l«on Mut<»f
I
Sin* b f t for h«*r b»‘»'n reported
M nr V ¡ James R. >bi n <mi
roiiipnny
thin week: Whippet «ii
*
brut her ( home M«»i olay.
♦
cou p«* to ( -.-<il L Cnl.lwr-lí; Whip
US4*< 1 1 «inno in fin«*
<‘ondili«»n, 1 pet s(*»inn tu A. W
Mrd e*org. ,
Rufus Van D«in*«’ of the Van
Whippet
* ai<l will oak «• as»*, in<|Uirr <'h«-»tout Tran«
•ach to JjiW'on an< I Tan
lb 'HIM’ I.uinbcr firm of Eug»'iir. a
' fer c<
Cot
tug..
Grove
r*25tf«
Ha I u t <!ti
: ner.
former Cottage Gr«»\«' rc»bhnt, ha*
Mr
t 0',1 Mr. E C Hou-er mo
Mr and Mr- Hick« of i’c»rt Ian»!
gutie t«> iMrtlan
w here h»* will
1 t«»r»-«l to I’mgrii Hunday ami «jent visited bri» fly with Mr. an' ! Mr*
servo a» vice pr<* '■«idcnt un i g.'ni'iid
' a
ay «.Ih Ilo- (irorgr- K-al.l.
They [
F
H
All ison W« *1 n« ««ln v
nmnngtf of the
Edwurd
fmndy
< *oa«t I umla-r e<i ntnpntiy.
'I
My hat, at
Quit tiniX buKinr»».
D'*in»e company hu» iiK-rg
Hab- b« gin« Hut
I cost tl n«l In low
Mund««
the Hin«'» firm
Mr und \
ux
1
l.ou'k-
’ Mdlimrx
1 urdrtv, M
nlv
All
D«’lt»«o left hef»’ Inal full
Mrs \ i'*ior K«*m mid Mr* F.nrl
clerk ’
their home m E :ug«-nr
Carrie
Dulin*
urrivi
’
d
h«'r»*
Mun
1
Kuljt-ii
11
o|
o»t n
ho had
Effective May 1. al) sales
1 mid uti' giV’t-ts nt th«* tb<* home of a
1 «lay n
everyI hing
¡ home of Mrs C. C. (’ruson.
No
either ctxh or contract
Btigh-y ret urn«1
' Mr- H**roli *i \lh*o»i r«' day.
M
Rny
Nelson
Electric
credit
*<liutt* of
t.l
inri
!
1
th«*»r
horn«'
in
Porfían«!
Th.* W
on
I
erk nl
■hop
Wt-.lro
They had vi«i!<-<| over Milin » t r«-«-t
hd.n I
«Mt
Victor
• nd nt th«1 horn»' of Mr*. of paint
the w
X mtor m 1 ng t-n f Monday
\ lliaoi
¡.nr* nts, Mr nn«l Mr». II
ter part
Flies ♦Uh* imt dozen ut Brund
Mliwn
Mrs Dea
e H t* *rtison,
Fi nn«<r an
her
M m. D Y . Allison of Ros«*burg
Mllson
bren Visit 't»g at th«« hoi
a brief visit.
and h« er
1
daughter nn»l s«<u in-law.
M ,, 4
tlstrr, Mr* 1. R Lemley,
Effective May 1, all salva
Mr mi ml Mr« Rodnt-y Knott
of
to her hot:sr in Portlmid
k of bat.
Myrtle Crock, sp*-nt
■
Sun«lay at the
No
either cash or contract
M
»
\\
HEE HI. 1 1 IV •H WIN!
homo« ot
«
MI Allison'» brothers in-
credit
Ray Nelson Electric
the latrat
law, S X'. and I F. H Allison.
shop
ut t met n i*
Bargmu.« in line
phonograph.).
ut the borne
oLurtmiig
Lara wav Music • Hou»«', Eugene. Hee
Bader,
«uit
H im -« -ml «how itig till th
• ’h»*vt nut Tran«f«-r, agents, Cottage
erk
max
V oice mili im r \
Grove.
a25tfc
U i RH
miir.i, ji former
Mr
Mury Mi-Intyre, who make»
idi'nt, uti<L*m«*nt
Xf-ilrii
appendiciti* la«t her horn«* with a daughter, Mr«.
barber »hop from th«'
W B. Graham, fell nt th«*
th« Graham
l*'‘rth»nd hospital. Rh»*
bon up “
<»n Mnin str»’»*t tn tl
Friday and fra« ture<l h«*r left
atiafh»'
at
th«'
Flip
joint.
Sin
wa» tak
of the Bank <«f Cottage tiro
log
t«»rily
room has r»*r«*ntly b«'«*n r«-
CD in the umbulanc* Saturday tu
<’hi
mid improve»!
H. V
All
the Eugen»« hospital, where sh»* will
below
**«<i«ling Mr Malcolm in tl
rciuaiu for ticatuicut
Mi
M«
4
H«'»* t hca
I targa ins
f<»r th«' present
Intyre was -baking >« lunch clolu
Millinery
buy. Loucks
from th«' ba«*k door nnd fell down
Mr mid Mr» <» I
W«m<
Mr« <’ A. Htevrna, who was Ink
two st«’p«. She struck a tree near
turned Friday from Port Inn
« n Nuddi-nlv ill Monday, i« reported the step* which caused th«' injury
wen* mTompnnod bv Mr«.
to be Mom«*what miproxe«!.
(>n account of her advanced age,
Long A Cruaon have s<»ld a Com 76 years, her condition is somewhat
mnnder «!might «right Htudebnkrr serious.
roadster to W. A. Garoutte.
Arnest writes Ins., any kind.
Th.* office of th»' Cottago Grove
Mr. and Mr«. J. M. Vaabinder
Manufai-turing .-ompanv is being re
mid Mr. and Mrs. H J. Nelson mo
paint« I mid r»‘«l«M’orat»‘d with a new tored to Glendale W.-dnesday to
variety of lacquer paint.
attend a celebration for the open
Effective May 1, all srilea mg of the Glendale Lumber mill.
They considered the celebration a
either cash or contract, No hug*-
Mice«-«« and said the weather
credit. Ray Nelson Electric was ideal for «urh an event.
shop.
Hperial this week at Nelson Mo
tor company, 1927 Ford coupe un«l
A marriage lieca»,* wa»
l:,.t week t<» Kenneth
Arthur ul 1925 J.*w»'tt coa«*h, both in excel
Seattle and Minnie Ander.on
irf lent condition.
I .oran»'.
Paint and varnish, for leas, ut
A marring»* licen«»' was issued Brund ’«
Miss Sy bl V cutch, who is attend
last week t«» Walter
mg tbr -tate normal «chool at Ash
this city and Sadie
land,
spent the week end in the
land
Frank <rity nt the home of her pannts,
We»*k »*nd guests at the
Sh'
Mrs. Mr mid Mrs. J. W. Veatch.
Hafh*v home wen* 1 Mr. and
was aceoinpnnit'd bv Miss Emilin«*
Hoel,’ Salem*. David Bodine. Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. I/**«' Burkhart, Kapler of California, also a «tu
Albany, ant! Mri ■ Bodine, Mlwin», «lent at the normal school.
Fishing Tackle at Bargain prices
mother of Mr«. Hoel. Mr Bodin«'.
nt Brund’s.
Mrs Burkhart and I Mrs. Safley.
Mr mid Mr«. \be Fuller and
Oregon Fire Relief -Amost Agcy.
«on John of Orlin, Cnl., were over
Noble« from here who attended night guest.« Monday nt the home
the Shrin t» ceremonial nt Medford of Mr. and Mt« Frank Hambrick.
Harvey. K.
Satnr«lav wen* • Worth
Mr-- Fuller is n . on in of Mr. Hum
K Mill’«. W ,1. White and Elbert
brick and th«» visitors were enroute
named
nt
Bede. The two Inst
to Spokmi»', Wash., to mak«* their
ten«l<*d the Mrottinh Hite reunion home.
hold Wf lncstlny, Thursday and Fri
Have von i'en th«* Willy« Knight
«lay in th«* sfim»* city.
motor » hi display i: N •.>u Motor
C
Save money. See our ad.
companyf
B»* sure to see it this
w’eek as same will b.» returned to
Q Mfg Co
It will demon
Mr. anil Mr« Charles Shinn re Portland Monday,
turn.«I to Portland Tuesday, after stratt' to you how th? wonderful
sleeve
valve
motor
is
operated.
They
the week end here
Klamath
Graduation
Mothers’ Day and
arrived Saturday from
presents at Mendenhall’s. Sale lasts
Falls.
nnd ten days yet.
Mr tint! Mr r« \
their
Max Tuller of 8ainona, Cal.. •»
Mr. and Mrs. < <’. J
Mr
\ isiting with relatives in the city,
families visited Sunday
Mrs F. F Wells went to Yon
IV n
Raymond Grube
and Mr
calla Saturday to visit n niece,
grn.
Charles Conner, county road pa
Mr«. Mae Irwin, mother of Mrs
W. II Daugherty, vi«ited the first trolmnn for the Delight vnllex dis
trict, consulted with members of
part of the week in Newp<»rt.
Mis. Heth French of Albany is the county court Tuesday in Eu
gone.
a guest this week at th«* homo of
Baseball suits, masks, gloves and
Mr. hid I Mr«. IL L. St «»wart.
Bn rgains. ( loti ng out every hat shoes sold for less than half price
nt Brund’s.
nt ro»t mui below. beginning Sat
K D. Raker has been
named
urdny. May 4. Ree these hat« be-
fore you buy. Louck’s Minninery. agent in the Cottage Grove district
Kutomat ie washing
ma
Mi. . and Mrs. O. G. Reeves nnd for the
daughter Harriet dime of Portland chine.
Herbert W. Lombard wns a busi
i were weekend guests nt the F. L.
ness visitor in Eugene Tuesday.
Grannis home.
Hardware and kitchenware sold
N W White wn< i business vis
Save our discount stamps and get I Arcade show tickets
at cost at Brund’s.
itor in Eug«'iie Hnturdny.
free or $1 00 cash for a full booh, Stamps given on cash
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. O. Groat and
Mr and
Mrs.
Worth
Harvey
or bills paid in full by the 15th.
Mr«. Henry Lake visited Saturday
spent the week end
in
Medford
at Goshen with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
You will receive stamps al other
with reliitivei*. Mr. Harvey also at
Iiam Vineent. Mrs. Groat and Mrs.
tended a Shrim' ceremonial in that Vincent are sisters.
are good for the same redempl ion
| citv.
They were accompanied to
Medford by Mrs. Docia Norri« of
Reno, Nev., w ho is visiting here WOODSON AUTO CAMP
ADDS NEW BUILDING
with h»'r parent«, Mr. nnd Mrs. .1,
1 ll> Oregon walnuts
...
25c
Q. Willits.
18» bottle ammonia
W»
A $1500 community house, 00
2 packages Quick Naptha chips
49c
Savings on roofs. See our ad. feet by _ 25 ___
___ „ ____
feet, , is being
built nt
1 it,. So 1ft’» pure |»rd
W®
the Woodson auto camp just north
C G Mfg. Co
of
the
city
limits.
It
is
being
nprnt
Jt*H«(» Griffin of
Jasper
2 cans grapefruit
.¡Mor, built along the river front in line
1 Sunday at th«’ homo ot a
t 'offer percolator
with th«' cabins and style of archi
Mrs. Georg«' McQin'on
2 packages I’eets washing powder
lbc
tecture is in keeping with tin' cal»
Mrs. E. E. Ead« and M r«. Clnr ins.
75c bottle cooking wine
bOc
from
M<'4
«'nee Bovd motored up
in-
The community house will
Large can Preferred Stock pineapple
25c
week elmb' an up to date laundry
forti Friday nnd spent th«'
and
Pint Hold Medal mayonnaise
30c
end with relatives.
Mr«. Ends vis modi'rn showers, wash rooms, lav
lbc
ited at the home of her father. S. atories and baths ns well as a big
Fancy dried peaches, lb
33c
W. Boyd, ami her sister, Mrs. Lo« room to be used as a recrentiou
Fluff cake flour, pkg.
ter Childs.
Mrs. Box I spent the center.
25c
t> lbs fresh Oregon rhitbarh
time at the home of her parents,
5<-
Local ritdishes, per luinch
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. Mist
But They Try To
Dorothy Eads, daughter of Mrs
Ends, who attends O. A. C. at Cor
One of the greatest Inventions
Vnllis, joined them here for
the Is the revolving door.
No two
week »'nd. The visitors returned to women, one going In and the other
Don't forget our Food Show Saturday, May 11.
their homes Bunday afternoon.
going out, run stop to talk.—Toledo
Blade.
I. B. Morris was a busineai vis
C3ity Briefs
Free Show Tickets
saving I'ottagr < Iron-
Stamps.
750 tm cent stamps till a redemption
book that is good for I Areatie tlietiter
Iickcts or $1.00 cash.
Stamps given on eash purchases ami ar
counts paid by the 15th. I»\ the following
merchants:
SMITH SHORT GROCERY, WOODS
SERVICE STATIONS, BRESSLER &
SON FURNITURE, QUALITY MAR
KET, COLONIAL CAFE, SCHOFIELD
STEWART PLUMBING & TINNING.
ECONOMY FEED STORE, KELLY
DRUG CO.
The policy of flies«' slopes is always to
sell you the best goods for the lowest
prices possible and we are sharing our
small profits b\ giving you our own valu
able stamps.
E ree Show 'Pickets!
Friday and Saturday Grocery Savings
Smith-Short Grocery
¡ SOCIETY"] I WANTADS |
(CoDtmued froui page two.)
Th»* folb/wmg item, which ap
pear«*d in th»* aoriety columna of
th«- Oregonian Muy I, ** mt creating
to n number of i’ottag«* Grov«* per
aonm
At u Joubb* we<|«ling Tueaday
aft: rnoon at the horne <»t ■f Mr and
Mr. Loiri» K. i’ovington, in Irving
ton, Mt-« Myra Covington beemm-
Chilton
th
bride Of Dr. John
Adami«, and Miaa Alrnu Dale Cov
mgton be«-kmc the bride of Wil
ham D* nzil Abel of Eugene
Dr Haruhl Leonard Bowrmin per
formed the eer«*rnony before mi im
provined altar of «pring I i I oasoidm
and lighted «’undelabru, in the prra
«•rice of mcmberN of th«* family und
many out of town guenta.
Both brid»« wore dr«'-«*« of b«ig«*
hie«*
Mrs. Adama* «Ire»» wa« «lab
orft’»*d with fuchsia velvet ribbon
slippers of fyehaia
DD»I ahe wore alippers
Mitin
Hhe wa* * attended by her
sinter, M ihm Lola Covington, who
wur«* a frock of fuchsia chiffon
They both carri«*d urm bouquet« of
spring flowers.
Mr« . Abel'n drena a n« »-laborated
with turquoi»«* vclv t ribbon an<í
•bpp« r
Khe was u*
to mutch,
tended by her aist«- r. Mi** Hull
( ?Ovi HgtOII, in H dreai - /»f tiir<|u«»ÍM'
«hif fun.
'l’h«*y both carrie«! urm
bouquet of ipring flowers.
Dr A damn, the aon i of Mr. and
Mr» Ri«*hard Adàms of Portland,
WHN ath’ipled by his brother,
I
Rob
ert Adam of Taroma, Wash. Clive
of
MontCAADo, Wm»h., wi*
b«*»t man for hi« brother. Mr.
Abel IM the ,,l> (tf M e **d Mr-4
W II Ab«*l of M ont«•*>:» r»o, Wash.
Mr» Howard Kilham, Mr«. Janie*
Ball, Mr* William Marphail and
Mra (»••org»-
I
I. Tuttb* pr«**id»*«J at
the t<* • a table during th«* reception
which fa ollow»*d.
Aaaisting about
a i ■
M
I Heil
t h»* room
K umm -II Ferguson and
kemp«*r, . Mra.
’
H’«rr»«*t Vlam
A.I hiii » Eleanor
»h- Mi--
Kilham, Laura Kdhnm, G'-ncvii've
A ndrew s, Lola Andrews, In«-z Fair
t'hibl mid I Lurill.» Powell.
Dr. and Mrs. Adame both at
ti-ndcd th«- University of Washing
ton, where «he wa« a m«-tnbpr of
Dr. A-lam« ja a
Delta (iHiiiinii.
Mr
iii»-nrb«-r of fb'ta Th»-- Pi.
Abel alno gra*luated fiv. the Uni
vemity of Wa»hington und in <
inemlM»r of Delta Uhi.
After a wedding trip
sin Mr. and Mrs. Ab<-|
to Eugene, wher<* they
Dr. and Mrs. Adams
their hum«*,
will vi it British Columbia <»n their
honeymoon un«l will bn at home in
Portland after the fimt of May.
the
TI mmw i
and '
from her»*
H
Kime, Dr.
Mrs. Earl
Mr*. G. . A. Sandera und M rs. Fred
Tuesday
h oat raaea
Bennett i were
night at the Colonial cafe for a
At
«ielightful evening of bridge,
cartli a Mr«. Chari«*«
—
•
Hall h«*ld high
«core p and Mrs. Smiley Morris held
low.
\t a lat 1 hour delicious re
fr«*shment* were served. Th»* room
«leeorated with ba«k'*ts of vari-
ro|ore«l tulip«, carnations, orchids
pres«* nt cd
a
and Oregon grape
_
Guests
beautiful May lav effect,
Mm. L.
were Mrs. Inez Meek«,
Crawford, Mrs. Brighton Leonard,
H
A
Mr.«. Tom Luffoon, Mm.
Hagen. Mr« S. Morris, Mrs. W. W.
McFarland, Mrs. Fred Anderson, I
Mm. Earl Garoutte, Mrs. Wilbur
Spray, Mrs. Harry Metcalf, Mm.
J. E. Plaster, Mrs. Rube Morris,
Mrs. Sam Vcatch, Mrs. J. Dungan,',
Mrs. C. C. Cruaon, Mrs. Herbert
Whitlock, Mrs. N. J. Nelson. Mr.«.
Elmer Neet, Mrs. Claude Kime,
Mm. N. E. Glass, Mrs. H. V. Al-
lison, Mrs. Cleo Morelock, Mrs.
Victor Chambers. Mrs. Charlei Hall,
Mr«. P. E. Nelson. Mrs. Carl Witt«.
Mrs D H. Hemenway, Mrs. Ivan
Barker, Mr«. William Bartel«, Mrs.
Herbert Ries. Mrs. V
Lebow
Mrs. Verva Damewood uu«l Mr.«
J.
W
Godfrey Thini and Mr.«.
Jones, the la«t two being from Eu
g«'ne.
BEFTIC TABES
Ready f~r you to inatall
Two to four portone
$81 00 Eufss«
Ibr»a to aia p*r»oaa
T
$2 _____
8 00 Eagasa
Dvw« r Pig* Rtef] ' '»« Llag
Drain TU« and «'himnay Blocks
dacBlp EUGENE CONCRETE FIFE CO
< OTTAGE GROVE AERIE, FKATER-
nal <>rd»r £•<!•«. «•■•»•«• I». f O <) F
kail »very Ta«a4*y.
FOR »V LE AT BARGAIN ONE NA
t tonai
dit file. Amrrir-an cash draw
wllk
-«.'iip'.-tator. ckeek
protector.
•
machina. W<»n«lato'b typewriter
mia«f Ilaneoua toola for <ard«*n. one prraa
drill, Mmith Welding outfit, show casa»
•nd fount*/»
He* t . C Wh»-*ter, Firat
National bank, Cottar* Grose a25 m2«-
er
BABY < H1CKM AND HATCHING EGGN
White Leg! n«» and
Rhode
Island
K*4s, •¡‘-i»» $12 50 p-r Ixindred Hat«-h
*ng *«g»
««nta for 15
Al»., an do
toni» »■«■.. .. n»t< hing
Mn Waldo MH
lar, phon» JF12, i'nttaga Grove,
Ore
gon
u)28lfr
WOOD
for hnmediate dvlivrry. block rrood
I
drj
■ lab wood gr»-«-Q alab wcx*d, Mwduit
dry pi»r<«-r vnda, old growth fir for*»*
wood and oak
Phono 18
Off!«-* at
Arcade Barbar atop
f’lty I .H ■ om
paoy
a4tf<
BENOLUTTOM OT COMDOLBMCB
Whereas, it has pleased the Di
via«* Ruler of the universe to re
’ h •
to
move from thin clearing
ea-
great clearing beyond,
our
Vanl>ea-
tenme«! Meighbor C. H.
burg.
We therefore feel the I «MS of our
departed Neighlmr, and <»ur hearts
are sad today
we
To the sorrowing
family,
woold »ay that the heart of every
Woodman of Bohemia camp beats
in sympathy with your gri«if.
Ills hiad acts and his pleasant
word« sh«Hild be treasured an price
lex« gems,
gems. upon which our mind
will love to dwell in the fondest
and most »acre«l recollections.
Therefore be it renolved, that a
copy of these resolutions be spread I
upon the
minutes
of
Boh»*mia
Camp Mo. 2»r» W. O. W . that a
«•opy I»»' published in the Cottag»'
Grov.- H<*ntiael, an«l thnt a »•'»py b»*
sent to the bereave«! family, and
that th»- charter be drap«*d for
a
period of 30 day«.
A. E. BURROWR,
J. W VEATCH,
HUGH SMITH,
Committee.
CARD OF APPRECIATION
HOE HAWB BITN AND SIIANKM ( AR
rind in stock.
«>id
Saw» /»-paired
Broken «huulder»
welded,
retootbihg
hammering, netting and filing
Planer
knivea and bolt» file», emery
wheel»
belting and lac«
»team feed« new and
u»ed
Agent» Wallace woodworking tua
Line» 4' j
»aw experience Burton
.Saw a Supply Co . 40 Blair Phone
255, Eugene.
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Calvin Funk post No. 32 of the
American lx*gion wishes to express
its appreciation of th«* help and
cooperation given by the Mountain
Stat»'« Power company and other
firms and individuals in making the
second annual industrial exhibition
a success.
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WOOD--BLOCK ..... ........ .........................
NPLCIAL PKI» F ON
wuod $2 75; dry «lab wood. $2.75:
<re«-n »lab wood.
25 Order»_d»h Yer»d
ir» tura In whish rereived
• r-
< AMH PRICEH ONLT
AJI fore book« d
K/e«n »labwood nold durmg April will
M pn • -J at $3,35 » cord
Pkoite 18
Offi«
at Ar<ad« Barber ahop
City
Fuel < o.
al«tfr '
R. A. M., Attention!
•» Ysath
Youth la opportunity. A rhaavs
for dlatlnctlon. to lira llfo botter
than the averace; aut aotuethtaf to
atrut "boat In prearnce of th« old
— K. W. Howe'« Monthly.
Coming to Eugene
Dr. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine fur
eighteen yean.
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be at OSBURN HOTE1
SATURDAY, MAY 11.
Office Hours 10 a. in to 4
p. tn.
ONE DAY ONLY
No charge for consultation.
Many in thia community will
avail themselves of the oppor
tunity to visit Dr. Mellenthin
on this special visit to Eugene.
The doctor pays special atten
tion to th.- SCIENCE OF IN
con AGE (»ROVE SAW SHOP— ALL
kind» of »aw work don«*
luiwn now :
The Royal A reh
chapter
will TERNAL
MEDICINE AND
•rs and ail toola •h»rp^n»-d
Pric*a rea
m«*Pt Wcdn.«lay, Mav M.
There DIETETICS He is trying con
■ • oJ.
<
M<-Bridr, Bt«-»n building
north Seventh street
a!8-m9p 1 will be work in the M. E. M. de-
scientiously to eliminate sur
gery in his treatment of di
sease as far as possible.
He has to his credit many won
CARD OF THANKS.
derful
results in diseases of
We
wish
to
exprvaa
our
appreciation
to
FOR HALE OK TRADE FOR CITY
(especially ulcers),
property
JO acre farm, two miJiw the many friend» and neighbor» for their stomach
heipfulne»»
and
for
the
kindne»»
shown
from (xittage Grove
House barn and
other outbuildiBga. C. A. Beidler. a!8tfc ua during the lingering illn*-»» and death glands (especially goiter), ail-
of our mother Mm Mary Tmnnell. We ments of women, diseasts of
Ft l.MHHED
HALF
OF
DUPLEX also wi»h to thank them for th»- beautiful
house, corner, ground floor, fine yard floral offering» and especially do we with liver and bowels, as infected
and tree*, near depot.
$22 to steady to thank the Christian church quartet for gall bladder, gall stones, ap-
tenant.
Phon»- 137R evenings or call the »election» they sang at the funeral.
STANLEY TRUNNELL
305 south Hixth street.
al8tfc
pendicitM, chronic constipa
mrm l w M c K ibben ,
tion. colitis, auto-intoxication
JOHN TRUNNELL
WINTER WOOD AT 8UMMER PRICES
MRH LESLIE IJ AMS.
We are offering an extra load fre«- m2p
and rectal ailments, circulation
with each ten ordered by one customer
Orders delivered in turn received. City
disturbances as high or low
CARD OF THANK.S
Fuel Co office at Arcade Barber shop,
Wr wi»h to expr«-»» our »ineere thank*
phone 18.
al8tfc •nd •ppr’-ciation for the kiadn«-»» and blood pressure, heart anti blood
•ympathy shown ua by oar neighbor» disorders, skin, nerves, blad
FOR KENT—FURNISHED HOUSE AT and friend» during our recent bereave
118 I street
Inquire of C. B Wapisa ment. «-specially do we thank those who der. kidneys, be<l-wetting. weak
at Beidler'a feed «tore
•18ra9p •ent floral offering!.
lungs, tonsils, adenoids, meta
MR. AND MR8 L. D. HUFF
WANTED- small FARM FOR SALEM
disturbances, such as
AND FAMILY bolic
proptftj 3M Division street Sal«-rn
rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers
Oregon.
a25-ml6p
CARD
OF
THANKS.
t
We wish to thank our many friend» and chronic catarrh.
KOK SALE OHAG FAW GOOD SHAPE
Joe Perkins, Muuly
creek.
IHaator. for their kind expressions of sympathy
Medicines are prescribed and
which
helped so much to comfort us dur
•35 rn. p
ing th* illness »nd death of our mother prepared for tach individual
Mrs.
Jrissa
Cone
UHED REMINGTON PORTABLE. IN EX
MBS. W H. YOST,
ease in his private laboratory,
(.-lient condition $25. XYZ. Sentinel.
E EARI. CONE.
Cottage Grava
»- ' atfp
also special attention given to
RANSOM L CONE.
CLARENCE W CONE.
BABY
CHICKS
11
CENTS EACH.
diet as to proper balance and
rr.2p
RAYMOND H «ONE
Whit* Leghorn»
large typ«.
from
selection of foods.
hralthy atock and high «-gg laying blood.
Hatch every Tneaday.
June «-hicks 10 EIOHTH GRADE EXAMINATION
For this service a nominal
cent» each.
Cuatom hatch turkey and
The eighth grade final state ex charge is made.
hen *gir» Eleven year»’ experience breed
ing White Leghorns and hatching eggs. aminations will be given in districts
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular
Bert V. Hand» north Pacific highway. where there are pupils who have
Cottage Grove. Ore.
a25-ml6p complied with the renditions re graduate in medicine and surg
FOR SALE — TWO DU ROC JERSEY quired by law. and for whom ap ery and is licensed
by the
sow» and one male hog. John Murry, plication for questions ha.«
been
phone 23F42.
m?-1Ap made bv the teacher, on Thursday State of Oregon.
Married women must be ar-
FOR HALE—ONE HEAVY 3% WIONA and Friday. May 15 and 17, 1929.
wagon, good m new. price 175. A. N Teachers should send for a blank companied by their husbands.
Jone*, phone 34F11. Saginaw, Ore. m2p reporting their pupils at once, if
Address: 224 Bradbury
FOR SALE—KALE PLANTS. 25 CENT.« they have not already done so.
Bldg., Los, Angeles Cal.
E. J.’ MOORE.
a hundred. W M. Hand», phone 1F2.
I>i»»ton route, Cottage Grove. Ore m2p m2 9e
County School Supt.
a25-m2
WILL TRADE FOR COTTAGE GROVE
property • 6 room modern plastered
hunt, ir* Aahl»r. ri 1 >Z. hlorbra from the
Lithla hotel
»’all at 331 aouth Third
alt .*..p
g^ree.
Member* are
tend.
By order of
high priest.
urged to at
th«- excellent
FOR SALE—YOUNG HORSE FOR SALE
cheap for cash or will trade for calves.
L. W Hunt. Culp Creek Oregon phone
JACK and JILL
FOR HALE — DELPHIXITM PLANTS.
Loose flowered type, will bloorn this
year ft 00 per dozen Mrs. S. L. Godard,
phone 15F3.
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Th.- M. p. G. Club *net Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. James
\dam.s,
Roy Short,
of
M rs.
Charles
mother-in-law
Adams, a dub member, and Mias
Lola Howe wore additional guests.
Needlework wns a pastime for the
session.
The hostess had cleverly
carried out the “May Day” idea
in serving refreshments.
Indivi
dual lunches were daintily packed
in May ba*ket.a and hung on trees
in th»* yard. Guests were asked to
identify their baskets.
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The Degree of Honor held a so
cial evening at the close of the
businesA session Wt'd nesday night
was
and the hostess committee
Miss Zenna Moughmvr, Miss Han
nah Lewis, r Miss Marguerite Ment
zrl, Mm. R. A. Morris and
Mr«,
Delicious
refresh
John Miller.
The cast of
ments were served.
th«' Degree
__
of Honor play were
special guests.
Mr. an«l Mrs. Earl Garoutte en
tertained Wednesday night with a
7 o’clock three-course dinner at
the Colonial cafe in honor of Mr.
ami Mrs. Howard Crow and family
and Mrs. Crow’s sister of Seattle,
who stopped off on their way to
Santa Rosa. Cal.
Gill: Those rows sura
Union Memorial Church
Service to Be May 26
look
Ministerial Association Makes
Plans for Summer ; Bac
calaureate Talked
sonic inorc <■;’this si. ampy
good,
they
tn ust
have good pasture.
Jack: They <lo. and if
land was
<1 raine« 1
more
cows would look good.
At a meeting Monday forenoon I
of the ministerial association it was j
decided to hold a union Memorial
service Sunday forenoon, May 26.
meeting
at the Methodist camp
grounds. The service will be at the
regular morning hour and Rev. L.
H Randle of the Baptist church |
will proMeh
Ministers of the other'
churches w ill assist at the service.!
Patriotic and fraternal orders of i
the city will b<‘ invited to attend j
the service. This will be the first ,
union Memorial service to be held
in the city for several years.
Tentative plans for holding union
«erviees Hunuay evenings during the]
summer were made.
These will
probably be held at the camp meet
ing grounds also and the program ’
will I m » announced later.
The ministers will confer with
the senior class and school authori
ties regarding holding the bacca
lauerate exercises at the Methodist
camp grounds on the night of May
26 instead of
in
one
of
the i
churches.
New Cashier Takes Over Duties
J. Ruskin Clark of Carthage, Ill.. '
who arrived here a few days ago. <
began hi«
-1« duties
¿».L«
yesterday
as . !
cashier of the Bank of
Cottage I
Grove.
He had
recently
been
eashier of a bank in Geary, Ind.,
where he served in that capacity ■
for nine years.
Mr. Clark is a!
graduate of the University of Il
The F.linartea club will entertain
linois and is a AVorld war veteran. 1
Friday afternoon at the Colonial
He was employed by the govern- j
cafe with a farewell
party
for
ment for a few years in the Phil- (
Mrs. Ivan Barker.
Mrs. Victor
lipine islands as officer of the
Chamber, will be hostess Tuesday
stabulary.
Mr. Clark’s wife and I
for the regular meeting
the
of
three children will not arrive her*'
club.
until summer as the children will j
finish their school term in the east.
Mrs. O. M. Miller will Is* host
ess Friday night to the .Toker dub.
The Eagles lodge and the ladies’
auxiliary held their joint social
meeting of the month in I. O. O. F.
hall Tuesday night.
Dancing and
cards furnished entertainment for
the evening after which refresh
ments were served.
There is a Full line of Drain Tile at
vour command at
Godard & Randall
North of S. P Station- Phone UM)
A BETTER PLACE
TO LIVE
Brighten the home with wall paper and
paint. It is surprising how far a little
money will go at our store. We carry a
large assortment of papers, paints, screens
and screen hardware
J. A. WISEMAN
QUALITY HARDWARE
Successor to Perry Hardware Co.
Card Cabinets. The Stnttnel
STATE CONTEST OPEN
TO COUGAR HUNTERS
A contest among the
amateur
cougar hunters of Oregon for th”
state championship
and
a
cash
prize of $175 will be startl'd by the
Oregon -date game commission on I
June 1. 1930. The commission has
set aside $500 to be awarded to
cougar hunters in addition to reg
ular bounties. The hunter who kill«
the
second
largest
number
of
cougars during the year will receive i
$12.5 and th«' men next in rank will
receive $100, $75 and $2.5 respec
tively.
For some time the
game
commission has had under consider
at ion a plan to stimulate greater
activity among cougar hunters and
thus save the lives of many deer
and it was decided that cash prizes
be awarded to the five mon who
account for the most “big cats,M
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The children find happiness in this store—you find com
fort. You find superior merchandise, pure drugs, and
an attendant that makes you kuow you are welcome.
Kelly’s Drug Store
Formerly White’s Pharmacy
Cottage Grove. Ore.