The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 30, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

FAOE BIX
week end with Mr*. Park’s mother.
Mr-. John Ashby.
They returned
to Eug«*ne Sunday evening.
Georg«» Wicken«lol) of th«» Onivr
was a dinner guest Sunday at th<’
♦ — ~ l~ I—
J. A. Axhbv home.
H«» cam
SILK CREEK.
take his wife home.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery
(Special to the Sentinel.)
X is itrl Sunday at the hoine o?
Msv S7« John i . Hur
lied bay
Independence with Montgomery’s mother, Mr*. F.
Green,
n »dater,
rr» Mr*. Otis Keot
John O. Burcham an J Mis
Mrs i. George Wicken loll, who
dred Baker wore
w«»re Sunday v
c< ntly / underwent an oper
at th*> Shade Burchai
Burcham ranch.
a Eu| gene hospital, spent
Mrs
Mary Hu rrh am au«l
day* last week with Mrs.
Lillie \llon 'V' •:< in Eugene
by.
day li it week visiting with
Mr.
Lena Burcham,
studying
Mr* Fhifthaln
—
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—
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V
• Nearby News
giveni Mav 22
pupil * of Mr
1 t • < ♦
part.
1s«*l in P«»unJ
raer mouth
tend the u
Mr. Bishop is
and is now living
<»n their rune
in h«filth and
a picnic dinner giw
the Friendship club.
the M. R Hnffma
move«l into their
was complete«! n
Mrs. Limin
Tom Smith, a
son t ictor, a
visited Thur-.lay at tl
turned out well
provcment
present xx
Swanson,
Babcock, J.
Rowe. Arthur
Teeter*, Sha
Hind. Mr I
blv, B. W.
Este». The v
meeting in tl
U-ila
Mr*,
daughter, Mr
John Overh«»
Mr*. Edward
Howard T:
visited Fridav
M n
M
I
home Friday fr
»he had been
WANT XDS
SEPTIC TANKS
Ready for you to install
Two to four persons____ 321.00 Eugen«
Threw to six persons ................. 00 Eugen«
Sew»r Pipe. Well Curbing
Drain Tile and Chimney Bl ..ks,
decHip EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE CO.
COTTAGE GROVE AERIE. FRATER
nsl Order Eagles, meet* in I. O. O. F
hall every Tuesday.
WOOD
for immediate delivery, block wood, dry
► lab wood. gr*en »lab wood sawdust
dry planer ends, old growth fir fotvst
wood and oak. Phone 18. Office at
Arcade Barber shop.
City Fuel com-
a4tfc
p—y-_________________
SPECIAL PRICE ON WOOD—BLOCK
wood, $2.75: dry slab wood $2.75;
green slab wood. $2.25. Order* delivered
in turn in which received
These ar-
CA8H PRICES ONLY. All forebook« d
green slabwood sold during April will
be ¡triced at $2 25 a cord. Phone 18
Office at Arcade Barber «Lop.
City
Fuel Co.
alStfc
FOR SALE UR TRADE FOR CITY
property — 20-acre farm, two mil*»
from Cottage Grove.
House, bam and
other outbuilding*. C. A. Beidler. al Stic
FIKNI8HKD HALF OF DUPLEX
house, corner, ground floor, fine yard
and trees, r.- .r
• t. $22 t steady
tenant.
Phone 137R evenings or call
»05 unuth Sixth street.
a!8:fc
WINTER WOOD AT SUMMER PRICES
We are offering an »«xtra load free
with each ten ordered by one customer.
Orders delivered in turn received. City
Fuel Co., office at Ar cade Barber »hop,
phone 18.
alBtfc
COTTAC E GROVE SAW SHOP — ALL
kinds of saw work done. Lawn mow-
era and all took sharpened. Price* rea-
»enable
C. McBride, Steen building,
north S-
Tret.
min-jldp
rena at the home of M« * William!»’
(mronte. Mr. and Mr* \ S War I
Hill Jeans and Mr*. John Jean*
an.I children were I'.:.
Monday.
George Potter and B F
luni were business vi . ii » if*
in Cottage Grove.
Ben Pitcher purchased
i
n« V»
Whippet coupt' m <\>ttag‘ Grox e
la*t week.
Assistant Forest SupcrxiMH
thews of Roseburg »pent last
at the Rujada ranger station
ing plan* for forest
«luring the summer.
Lane Morley, state
food inspector
Momlax
IIF, HR OX
I.atham P. T. A. Gives
End of Year Program
417.C11 M.iin Stieel, Ojttn>;c Unn e, Ur<> ¡oil
Qet the Habit!
Be Thrifty
n
children
SuuJay at the
Carl K
0 arm ed
XV«'«’k XX th Mr*
King
p:i » ent*. \
.ml Mr *. Rob« rt Philhp-
1 B Rou*e XX .1* a «(inner u
at the John Su mil home Suu«
who
Mi.** Bern i co Thorn,
'
w
b«\'u *1 laying w
-pi.
,.
..
is
V
i-it
in
i noru.
'|k i«‘‘ili' ««»IK*.
Mr* Thomas F.wt.r *|H»ut >
I atharn with her mot
Mr*. F rida.
Lane
Hr« niii»n, of R.»- ebure *p«’iit T
>
«h«' "iith Mr. NI. rti L -
Mr*. Fr aukie Th urn.
Fred
Demm«'
Mr
ml \lr
" h<> hn ve bt'en running the c
hon-«'
it Black Butt«* tor m
time, « ill returni June I to tl
ranch a t <'rvsx\e II.
Mi** Dolix X. wton -pent Sa1
u «'< »t«ag« Grov«' »
«lav nix’ h:
Mi*- 1 oui-e Wxrune and Sun
Uight mi ith Mi** 1Lois Godard.
\ tel ephone c ompiny « r«‘w
-tarted work inox mg pole* that
m the ixray of \\ « »rk on th«' l.«»ti'
road
\\
G a miau »teppe 1 throi
•1 side* »Ik at th., l.uu.ton
Shv[t Here Where Savings Ate (jrcalcst
11 a li n a.
fur hi-
orche’»! ra
at ham or
¡nett gift* •»%■
Mercer
Th<
Hear ork ci\<
md a bou«|uet of flow
county finished painting
a
new
bridge which wa* built last si mmer
about half a mile above the old
Red bridge on Row river.
Earl and Bill Bradl »v iirnvrd
TJ /kXLEY, M. D.—Physician and sur
,n. Evenings by appointm«-rit. Ov«r her«» Saturday from Portland and
Kern s Drug store, Cottage Grove, On-gon. will be employed by Bill Jenn.« in
logging operation* lJere. They will
A W. KIME. M. D. — Physician and move their families here later.
* Surgeon. Obstetric* and di««»a»**» of
A. M. Scott, mill own r here, left
»’onu-n and children a specialty. Office.
Fii*t National Bank building. Phones: Saturday evening for Portland on
Offl«
2 31; redden*
126 1. Residenr. a business trip.
•«idreg*. 1149 WeMt Main.
Mis.* Ruth Owens and Mr. and
Mrs. Doland Owens
of
Cottage
ATTORNEYS
Grove visited Sunday nt the homo
I 1
ur
n>.
*.* ■'* (■"•»• Flr.t National Bank building of Miss Owens’ and Mr. Owens1
‘ , Mrs. Lillie Owen*.
ihoiie 94, Cottage Grove, Or«-y >n.
mothff,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Han-loth and
f I J. SHINN. — Attorney at Law and Mr. and Mr». Elmer McCollum of
> > Notary Public Practices In all court*
Cottage Orove vhite-l with frien I*
Bader building. Cottagn Grove. Oregon
and relatives here Sunday.
I )
Mr. anil Mrs. Ben Pitcher were
■ ' h I *n.cifleatk>n* (M your buil«lir„ visitors Sunday evening at the B.
plan* r. *.ly for spring and summer build-
ing. Persons.! calls afternoon or evening F. M'Collum home.
Lorafod two miles ea*t of Cottage Grov.
'' - «n 1 Mrs A. L. Williams and
©re. P. O. Box 348. Phone 4113
»on Norman visited Sunday in Do
1OR Oli-: HOMli
26- Piece
Anniversary
pa r ri
phvsicinn snv*.
mnsible for
•Hier cnu*e. *
f ha» been
I RevnII Or
re i. Thi i
n the *y*
i*v arun I mg
The water
food waste
and
thorough, naturi!
without formiug a habit
ni« r» usili g th«’ d. >.*c.
ffering fr«:n constipation
Retail Or lerlie at night
it Got 25 Cor 25c to-
for Drug*.
RN
Silverware
Relief Eroni ('urse
Of Constipation
A braiititul tai»1c «frvier f«»r six
|»eo|’lr, coiiMstiug of (i knivra ( staiii-
Icss Meri bladvs), 6 forks, «• tr.»
>| mmhis , h tal»lr 5»| hh » hs , I stigur sin II
I hr .!<■ :,;ii is
aiul I buttri koite
our uttractivc Annivervir} raitein.
k
$7.90
Charge It!
or
Save It!
The Qracc Pattern
Silverware Set of 26 Pieces
Are you .« "Charge Ac­
count Ifousekeeper” or the
Bank Account kind?
More «nd more c"l>d
housewives are realising
that it al»ayt (oili let»
• hen you pay cath, «nd tlut
this saving might just ••
well go into their own bank
account.
Carrying their
home is another
economy that Bank
Housekeepers are
make.
fill Furniturt
Is 11 recked
package
senubfe
Account
glad to
Do you prefer to "Charge
It” or "Save If? Think 1«
over!
Set
Consists of:
25 Year Guatan­
te« CeetiScaee »uh
each act.
0 Tea Spoons
6 Tabla Spoona
* Knoaa («amina
ateal b l ailaa)
6 Forks
Sugar Shall
butut Kauf«
Tlii» I» a saviag
oppoitunity that
wiU appeal ■» the
tkaneniakcr or gilt
Kcker.
—r'-< ■.lym r
- -ccnoai
zztrizi y.ATI'"61
’m;
■;i J : i r5
1 .
•
Ik >1
FT F
•
hr
: g
‘
: i
Tfi?
Welcome you
to
Portland. 200 comfortable room*»
each «viih bath. Reasonable rate*.
Convenient Jown-towa
locatiocu
7/)«
HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND,OREGON
L oui * B. Boon, R/ i U vj U Munagar
0
Just another good
thing added to the
other good things
of life
JVlore than a qudricr ol a million users
and they haven't spent
a single dollarJor service
('wo years ngo thia inoiitli
C amel
the General Electric Refrig­
erator was publicly an-
iiounced for the firsl time.
H
PHYSICIANS
A Thrift Opportunity
ideat ot
the *up
H
I |K C. E. FROST.—Phy ale i« and
•-'.«■«n. Offic« in Lawson L .ildJi/
Phone 47, Cottage Grove, Or«*gon.
MAY .10.
J.G.PENNEYCO
I.ATHAM, Max >
Sp< - al
More than 100 attended a «onimtiti
ity gathering at the I.atham school
Io .«**« Fiiday « *«'U i U| l tor which the
l atham Parent Teacher association
\x a* sponsor. A supper wa* serve«
ill place of the usual sch«»ol picuu
ami Mrs. Dwight Mercer w
charge of arrangements for
feature. Unfavorable wrathei
Monday
family, h«» *
I ax or X.
Klamath Fall
Thurston
wards* moth*
McKinney.
Hani
also will via
1er an«i th-
Grant* P m *.
rove visite*
turn th«’ la*t
Bassett home.
p Hr:
Overt
«»unt v,
iches we
rk for
Mr. an.I Mr*
•ounty
v eteniianan
. «‘n returnc«!
working in this district May L'
auto trip to Dunsmuir. Cal. 1.1
testiug caws for tuberculosis,
Gilcrist accompanied them lu»m«’au
Mrs. Erne st Darnell and sm«
will visit here several
daughters Ze Ida. Bernice an I Mary
Miss Miriam Piper
all Jean vi*it cd all dav Monday Salem Friday
with Mr- • Charles Tompkins.
Archie Piper.
Ivin Allen fan’ V
Mrs. Jessi«
ack to their own
start Fridav
Uhland,
Henrv
sh«» will visit her daughters
bell«’ and Katie, until they gradu
ate froui normal school on Jun«’ V.'
Vfter graduation they mil go t
t rouhii
Dunsmuir to keep hou*«’ for Mr-
Three
Gilcrist‘a - -n* Letter and I.eonar«!
cd during
Mr. McCormick of Eugene
preach every Suuday afternoon
Funk
the Hebron church. Sun«iay -«-I
for an
will meet at 2 o’cl«>ck and will be Butte - p«*nt Tu«1 - 11X- with h er moth
uno <».
o.
w
Bln.
kmore. in C«»t
«
r.
Mr-
followed by preaching.
Mr-. Ah-i King and her parent*. 1 tag«» Grove.
Mr«. r ranki«' Thorn am 1 dnugh
Mr. and Mr*. D. Chamberlin vi*
ite«l Thursday aftermion with Mr tm It »xel and Bernice a ml Mr*
BLUE MOUNTAIN
tw Itr iMikhnrt ami daitght .r M«
and Mr- Lincoln Taylor.
rial to the Sentinel )
Mrs. Frank Ge«'r and Mr. and Cuerite attende • 1 graduati« >ii exer
at Drain Frida x
Mrs. Beini* vi.*ite»l nt Hanlon
— Albert Ri*-u«» c
1u«’*dnv
Mrs.
Hunton
week.
birth lax- anniver-nrv
with
h
M. loin
Mr*. Ream an I son N«»rmn n
the latter’s wife, all of Walter fellow.
ville. and th«’ Leamon Ream family
Mr. Tw
of Drain
were
Sunday
dinn r
TWO PLANES FORCED
guests of the George Kebelbeck
LAND NEAR LONDON
family.
Mr. and
Jones of Eu
M r mi
»nieterv her* Jasper of
work.’ Mr* with the L
Huff and Mr*. Hill an
undergo a major opera
Carl Trunkott moved from
within several weeks.
Th«’ new cemetery fence ha - been tac-' Grove Sun i.iy • » crimp V
Mr. and Mr*. Ernest B«m *
mpleted.
Th«'na Milh’r. Mrs. C. Adam* and Trask spent Fri lay night with
eve Jones visited last Friday at Huff family. They are
through California an I t
e Albert Ri*sue home.
Mr. and Mr*.
Bonnie
Perini. lowstone national park.
p. Iro Perini and Ellis Dallaguardia
Divide visite«l Sunday at the-
LONDON
Bert Lancaster home.
Mr. T«xbia* of Eugene will he
( Special to the Sei
here Fri lay night to show lantern
Mav 28.—John Maa
slide pictures at the church.
sick list.
Young people of the chu rrh ar.
Mr. and Mr*. Richard Ti
preparing program* for eh
Salmon River. Ida., -pent tl
dav.
end with Mrs. Tipton’s father.
The Waldon s< bool will
Ivan Lyon*.
Monday with a p ••nie. Mi*«
Miss Lillian Ewing of Portland
Pitcher ‘ and Mias Pruitt will
*pent several weeks at Living*ton.
there again next vear.
Cal., with a sister, Mr*. Ruth Hopp-
man. and in returning spent th
•verythin
LATHAM.
week end with her parent*, Mr.
in th«
w
il
wa«
and Mr*. C. W. Ewing.
Sunday morning by f
( Sp*cial to the Sentinel )
Mr. and Mr*. Wilber Swaggart
May 28.—Mr. and Mrs. Dwight of Pendleton stopped enroute hum ’ had been placed th« r
Chi
Mercer, Mis*
Elizabeth
Heacock from the Odd Fellow* convention of intoxication.
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fry spent at Medford to spend the week «‘nd Pitcher allowed the t
Saturday evening in Eugene.
with Mrs. Swaggart’* mother. Mr< dom of the jail
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson were William Thorn.
Mr*.
Swngga.. confining them in
«iid not apprec ia
Eugene visitors Saturday.
was taken ill her«» with mump* an '
til th«» »ext day, wh»*n
Albert Graham of * Chehalis,
•
abi
will remain until *he i* able
I •
¡»ndeavored
peated
Wash., visited over the week end travel.
d
furuitur«
th«» dc=
with hi* parents. Mr. and
Mrs.
Mr. and Mr*. William Funk of
Judge (
John Graham.
Black Butte gave a weiner roast
mi
to the
Mrs. Robert Kannady,
Thursday evening.
paving
Johnson and Mrs. A.
Mr. and Mr.*. J. E. Bant on re
The four
t
nn-1 son Wayne attended baccalaur turned Fri lay from Portland.
Partlow r and
eate services in Cottage Grove Sun-
Th«» London school is pianoin
a
Wilkinson, all empi
picnic Friday.
I. nmbe
A. V
Little Lester Bartholmey is now
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
f !>»-
improving, after a several days’ rena spent Thursday
Mary mill,
night
illness.
Massey home.
no o
The Latham Community club will
Mrs. Emma Bailes an i daughter
< ’aldwtdl
meet June 8 at the home of Mrs. R«*ta spent Monday aftern
n with
each.
’
Hugh Trunnell.
Mrs. W. L. Townsend.
«oming at th«
The P. T. A. will sponsor a
Mr*. Roy Hubbard returned Sun
of on«* :
den program for the summer
day
from
McMinnville,
arcorn
The other
•inning to give a
fair
panied by her mother, .Mr*. Fh-tch
expen
Lath am children in th«» fall.
all.
n»-w
II. Wood* in
building
Typewriters to rent,
CULP CREEK
walks around his store.
Thoma* Moxley. Howard Cox and nel.
FOR HALE - THRE
R HOME ON
Row river, tj mile above Dorena.
boute
aerten porches.
cupboard* and dose la.
House i> fur
nithed with new range, c oak dining room
a»-t. Jlooaier kitchen
abin<-t.
heater,
stands, chairs and rock« era. double bed
and spring, etc
Good garage,
»mail
barn <hlck»n house, co •rralH. etc. Has
a complete irrigation sj
installed.
Firat class soil for garden
May 28.—A school p
«Tries, etc.
tv as ■
AU buildings nearly new
ituated on closing d lav
e feature
* *
Fniav of th-
market road.
Price $200' K>. C. H.
schools. * I:
“
I school:
Brooks Dorena. Oregon
m!6-30p Wildwood an * 1 Disston
was planne I to hold the picnic on
FOR SALE—ONE FAIRBANKs.MORb
Sharp* ereek but on account of
l’a JI. P.
engin- in good »hap.
-toraiv weather it was hel l in the
Price »50.00. Will trade. Chariea R nei
old
Whtman
house
near
Red
1849 west Main street.
m23-30
bridg-. Parents of school children
FOR RALE—FORD ROADSTER
•or. and
friends were invited. The af­
running Ford). Also an electi
1205 Washington avenue.
m 2 3 tic ternoon was spent with games an 1
dancing.
A F1I 1ST CLASS RESTAURANT FOR
Mr.*. George Potter and children,
sal«- «•h«*ap on a< count of sick ness.
Must be sold at once. P. O. box •04. who live e on Sharp* ereek.
Ro*«rb i ru. Ore.
i n3 Op
•¡tor- Friday
Fridav at the B. F. Mr
Hum home.
1
WAN 1 ED TO TRADE «.1 ITKR F(ik
W.
B.
Patton of thi place and
ban j o or mandolin. Nelson Lie•< tri»-
ehop.
. A. ( Jewell of Cottage Grove
nrned Thursday from t he Bo
WAMI ED—MF N to rut whit* fir ■and
nia
ines, where they • spent a
at • \ariie U hite place on Londun road
ut H. !.r«m bridge.
WUl pay $2 .
v da
at a mining elai ini owned
cord
o jr-..-
Al
hurrhill.
The
men
re-
Ted traveling through eight f et
LOST — I.ADY’S TAN < OAT W TTH
bla 1 fur collar and cuff* on 1
~
.«nr w.
Carl
Mat ton and Mr.
xv«y b< tween KoKebnrg and Eugene Al *y
ureh ill. well known miner* of the
25.
X<rs. S. .1. Bartlett. Bona 7 etra
hem
district
nrcornpnni«»d them
ia
ranch. Drain. Oregon.
ni3( • J'p
the n turn trip.
Foii i NT — 1 HKEE-KOOM MUD
J »hn ‘ arr and children oi
»•■irnt. ejertric rsn^r. garage
•ft Friday for Marshfield.
tinuon s hot water provided, ti ll
r«> Mr. Carr hn* been employe«!
a\ enu»-., corner of Twelfth «treet. p
ral week*.
Mr. Cnrr ac
<T t h«»m on the return t.ip
and will be employ« i bv
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
>re«t service ( >n the Frank
DENTISTS
er « k road th is summer.
ani Mrs. John Jean
and
r
w
f
i.fiinu
<>
n
of PortJanrl m< ved here
Fifth and Main street*. Hours «
to 12 and 1 to 3:30. Evening* and
.J.an* will
1,
rm­
day* by appointment. Phon«*: Office
Ii
h
brother, Bill Jeans,
reai«i«-nre 161 J.
1<
ing contract for th.-
her
R. C. H. KIME. DentJat. First Natl«*!
bunk building. Cottage Gr«»v«-. (in • •n
Mr. ani Mr*. B. F. McCollum
■ )'••* iiH»t In **xtr*ction. admim-tration •f
pre I u*it» ■* visitors Sa tur-1 ay in
ii>tro«i<« oxid and oxjg«n oral aur^err
Office phone 10. Jkesidence 12 0-J.
G* m ><1
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—
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I ifleen years of research tiiirl
ilevelopincnt hml prorlur'erl
.i refrigerator with an her­
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mechaniHin, mounted on top
. . . a refrigerator with an
improved type of cabinet,
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flint lowered operating co»ts
...that carried un iinqiliilifieal
twu-vear aeriicc guarantee.
\ radical improvement ha»
been nindc in the cabinet!
It ia now all-MccI! Il cannot
warp. It is as strong as n safe.
You cun purchase the new
models shown at our displav
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spaced payments.
Tune in on the «¡enerul !• Ice-
trie Hour broadcast everv
Saturday evening 8 to 0
I astern Standard Time over
the iN. II. C. network of 12
stations.
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