The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, November 21, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFAGE RIX THl’ICMHAV. NOI I'M II F. IC 11. Iff» THF SENTINEl, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON. Nearby News DELIGHT VAI LEV. (Rpe. UI to th. Hvnlln.l I Nov. 20. -C. H. Haight and Mrs. Gwendolyn Cotter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Melvin Paul of Silk creek. Mr. and Mrs. C. A Kurre of Al bany spent Saturday night nnd Sunday at the E. J. Kent home. The John Walden family of Eu gene were entertained at a *1:3J dinner Thursday at the M. A. Horn home. Mrs. Horn attended the football game Saturday in Eugene and was accompanied home by Francis, who had conic with the O. 8. C. delegation for the game. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Witcher are driving a new Whippet sedan nd tn company with Mrs. W A Witch er drove to Eugene Monday to c< n suit a physician. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Sprig»-' .»■ id the Hugh Nixon family of Cot Grove spent Sunday evening at C A. Moore's. Mr. and Mrs. Hat . Id Wolfari played golf in the tournament in Cottage Grove Sunday ar.d took dinner with the Paul Morgan fam tly. The J. M. Linda..¡ood family spent Sunday at the W. E. Nixon home. Sunday- guests at the Otear Jackson home were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benaton of Eugene, Mi and Mrs. Fred Wright of Cottage Gioxc Mias Eva Blackwell and Mo> Ruth I*a- o of Corvallis and Mia. Ada Wright and daughter. Those from the valley* attending the homecoming football game were Charles Conner and son, I*ee Nixon, Mrs. Eleanor Wolfard, Mr. and Mrs. E J. Sears and Mr and Mrs. W. K Nixon. The outsiders are organizing a basket hall team under the direc tion of Carol Grosl thong, principal Their first of the high school. practlc game was held Monday* The Walker high Whool night. team had their first practice gam*» with Creswell high on Tuesday e\. ning. The Social Neighbors club nu* uith Mrs. Nora Jack Jack-on \\ edne > day afternoon. football game Saturday afternoon. \isitnl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Teeters, |$aren*s of Mrs. Stephens, returning Sunday by way of Portland. Mrs. Gai ven of Portland visited with her daughter. Mrs. T. A Plata, Wednesday Of last week, returning to her home Thursday evening. .ir.I feta R itag Puckett who are home on holiday from the Atgentme, visited Saturday with Alvin Allen, brother of Mrs. Ihickvlt. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allen and fam ily. with Mr. and Mrs. Puckett, visit.-d in Cottage Grove Sunday At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Weston Allen. jMiients of Mi Allen and MI Puckett Mis. Mary Burcham ami Mrs. Eloise Wheeler returned Sunday from Independence, where they had been staying with Mrs. Otis Src-i. a daughter of Mrs Burcham. Mr Scott motored down with them and returned the same evening. At a special road meeting held Saturday a tax to improve side roads and after much discussion to where the money should bo placed, wax defeated by a vote of 22 to 10 Mrs. Edward Babcock was a visitor at the district school Mon day. Leonard Estes was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Darnell Saturday. Marian Sprague and her slater, Doris Wheeler, visited Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E K Darnell, it being Nelda Darnell s sixth birhday anniversary. Nov. 19. New slow signs were placed near the school hous< week. The W A. Woodard Lumber com pany has painted a huge sign on ne dryabed facirg I'acific high way. A P. T. A. meeting will be held Friday at 8 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Bushnell at Coquille were week-end visitors at the C. S. Montgomery home. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Montgomery and daughter Nelda of Eugene were Sunday visitors at the C. S. Montgomery home. Bud Noble and Mrs. Muran of Eugene visited Sunday at the C. D I ON HON. Bailey home. Mr. and Mrs. Gleason spent Sun Sp*el«l to th* Scuti*.1.1 day afternoon with friends in Cot Nov. 19 Mr. and Mr». W. < ; tage Grove. Massey of Cottage Grove spent A Battle Creek physician Mrs. W S. Storts. mother of Mr Sunday afternoon with Mr. Mas- “Constipation is responsible J. F. Dillon, is spending a weea sey s mother, Mary Massey. more misery than any other cause. * with a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Banton of But immediate relief has been Lewis Strobeck went to Eugene Cottage Grove spent Sunday with found. A tablet called Rexall Or Sunday. Mr Banton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. derlie« has been discovered. This The Roy Fry family drove to Lo J. E. Ban ton. tablet attracts water from the sys rane Sunday and returned bv way Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marlow and tem into the lazy dry, evacuating of Eugene. daughters. Mrs. Effie Grave*« and bowel called the colon. The water W.nme Marlow of Eugene, spent loosens the dry food waste ant Sunday at the J. E Banton home. SH k ( REEK. causes a gentle, thorough, natural Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edwards movement without forming a habit (Special to the Sentinel ) and daughter of Medford spent the or evere increasing the dose. Nov. 19. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. week end at W H. Bachelder's. Stop suffering from constipation Mrs. Thomas Foster is staying Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night. . Heine of Eugene visited Wedncs at the Frank Chapman home at Next day bright. Get 25 for 25c to I day* and Thursday of last week Divide. Mr. Chapman is ill with ■ with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolcott day at Kern’s for Drugs. and Mr. and Mrs. Almond Hem- pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brown of enway. Mis. Martha Bittinger was a re Cottage Grove are visiting at the cent visitor at the homes of Mrs. Thomas Fost home. J. B. Rouse was taken to a Eu- E. E. Paul. Mrs. H. F. Pound and 1« a Prescription for gene hospital Saturday for medical Mrs. F. M. Vincent. Colds, Grippe, Flu. Dengue. Charles Trembley. Ralph Teeters treatment. Bilious Fever and Malaria. and Leonard Estes have been fix Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ban ton made It is the moat epeedv remedy known ing floors and battening th*'outside a trip to Eugene Saturday. The Joe Brookhart family spent of the D. T. Kimball home the past week. Mr. Kimball was doing Thursday with Mr. Brookharts this work previous ious to meeting mother at Drain. They were ac- Long Distance Hauling companied by Mr. Brookhart's sis- with an accident in the woods. Piano Moving a Specialty The Neighbors Friendship club ter. Mrs. J. P. King of Loa Vegas last week for an met Thursday of Net . who is visiting here. all-day session at the home of Mis. Mrs. Flora Small and children Arthur Woolcott. Twenty-two mem and Ed Meacham of Cottage Grove bers were present and a busy and spent Saturday evening with Mrs. pleasant time was spent tying com Small s daughter. Mrs. Ivan Abeene. forters and carding wool. A deli Ernest Bradford of Salem visited cious lunch was enjoyed at noon, last week with a daughter, Mrs. each member having brought a Chahs Ward. Chestnut Brothers, proprietors covered dish. The hostess served Mrs. J. W. Thorn and daughter and tea. At the busine^e Bernice spent Sunday at the Cecil STORAGE AND GENERAL coffee meeting it was decided to have a Eddy home at Black Butte. TRANSFER Christmas grab bag on December Mrs. McCoy of Black Butte spent 19, each member to provide one Monday afterenoon with Mrs. Wil Office phone 6 gift. Election of officers was held. liam Lively. Baeidenee Phone 160-Y The club will meet with Mrs. Mar Catharine and Loren Perini of COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON tha Bittinger December 5 for an Black Butte celebrated their birth other all-day session. day anniversaries Sunday and had Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, who are a few friends for dinner. teaching school in Ty’gh valley, and Robert Lilja has gone to Valle who came to Eugene to see the jo, Cal., to attend school this win ter. Mrs. Ivan Abeene spent Sunday in Cottage Grove with her mother. Mrs. Flora Small, the occasion be W. L. Leonard. Prop. ing Mrs. Abcene's birthday anniver OFFICE AT HOUT’S sary. CONFECTIONERY Ivan Abeene spent Sunday eve SEPTIC TANKS Res. Phone 239-J ning at the Flora Small home in Heady fur yuu to install l*o to p«*r»uu4____ |*1.uu h-geuc Cottage Grove. Ihre« to six persona ____ f-o.uu L .^wn» Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gregory of »e*er Lipr, Well V aroiDg Bonanza visited Monday with a Drain ide »nd ctuuuivy tíUxka. decSip hlUL.\L tUNCKklE Fli L CD. daughter, Mrs. Alex Lilja. TRANSFER A daughter was born Thursday LODGE MEETINGS. Cottage Grove. Oregon to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barth of carip COTTAGE GRQV£ ALKIE. FRATER A. nai Order Eagles, metta in I. O O. F. An 8-pound son was born Friday Uau av«ry Tursuay. to Mr. and Mrs. Chet Gilham. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Memmerest of REAL ESTATE FOB SALE. Creswell were visiting at Black FOR SALE—NICE HOME PAYMENTS Butte part of last week. like cheap rent. 12u5 Vkasningtvu Thomas Moxley of Black Butte avenue. olJUc went to Creswell Wednesday to FOR SALE. spend a few days. Mrs. Frank Geer and daughter FOR SALE-ONE HIGH GRADE VK trvla phonograph. Will tra*s- for guns Zella called on Mrs. W. T. Jones dining uole or anything 1 can use. « . A Saturday. King. tet«-phone lk 5. nlitD Mrs. Holmes, a former resident FOR »ALL — SOW AND 9 PIGS. 5 of London, now of near Seattle, weeks old, |'u for lot or will sell pigs and daughter Winnifred stopped saparat- W. A. Hemenway, Lorane ill«-. Phone 2k*22. n21-2<sp With Mrs. E. Thordenberg Satur day while enroute to California to PIANO TO BE .SOLD AT COTTAG x. spend the winter. f- S. Bukowski Grove. Beautiful late mod« Big MV- Relief From Curse Of Constipation CHESTNUT TRANSFER CO. LEONARD TRANSFER WANTADS GENERAL PARTICULAR WORK FOR PARTICULAR MEN AND WOMEN Imperial Barber Shop • ng. 1er .<s t • » .it. A'ldr* warvhouee 1» *« jjnd >t , California 1 Factory acrarnentu. n21 dap -TWO MODERN HOl'SEH. settle- an estate. One on one on 3rd St. Fred utor. n21-2 5p WOOD FOB SALE. WOOD PRICES SEEM H I G H BUT count, Auk us aboat it. W» firs B ft H green tra«llag ntan.p». «-'ity Fuel > . puny. pnone tg Dewatawa office at Kelly Drug Mor*. n7tfc FOUND IVe Welconwyou to Portland. 200 comfortable room», each with bath. Rea»on»ble rates. Convenient down-town location. PERSON W H O LOST PIKSE ON »outhbound train in June. 1909. wrlte io .Mrs. A. .1. Baldwin, li. 3. Dallas, Ort*. Deacribe purae and contents. n!4-d5p WANT TO BUY 7he HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND,OREGON Loura E. Boost, Resident Manaacr HOUSE» FOR BENT liot st. m», foil >« W»»l.. t.211. MISCELLANEOUS. THORNTON CORNERS. Nov. 18.- Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver and Mrs. Oliver’s nephew, Bobby Allen of Springfield, visited Sunday with Mrs. Oliver's sister, Mrs. C. R. Trent. Mr. and Mrs. A. Tonole, Mrs. Louie Premazzi and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Perini motored to Salerr. last week and visited Angelo Perini, who is in the state hospital. Mrs. .Mike Quaglia is ill this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Irwin of Rose burg were week-end guests of Mr. Irwin’s mother, Mrs. M. M. Tisor* Mrs. Ellena Golden of Eugene arrived Monday to visit her par ent Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Shortridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. P’rancis of Lorane were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. J. W. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Trent and Mary Trent visited Sunday afte •- noon with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pitcher at the Potts & Turpén mill at Blue Mountain. E. E. Chestnut, son Jack and daughter Mae went to Marshfield Satuiday to visit relatives and re turned Sunday accompanied by Mi 4. Chestnut and little daughter Donna Jean, who had spent a v eek there. DOREN A. er- WANTED WINTER PA.STI RE FOR 50 head of swes. T. 11 B*-Its Route 2 Creawell. Oregon. o31tfc SALESMEN WANTED — TWO MORE >nf*n with cars, local rMidentM to it for an ac« rMory replacement part. S»lh on bliiht, no Ral«*s experience Due- ary. Is endorsed by big corporations all over th«- country If $10 or |15 R tiny look» good and you ar. not afraid to ni» et the public «all or write A. Taylor I I I : O.ik street Eugene, Ore. nov7-21p POR HALE SAWMILL GASOLINE donk'-y. »00 fost of main Iin- sad IS00 f»<-t of trip Will »»Il < i . i , i ... MeltiKill. Oakland, Ora ni l d'p FOR SERVI« E A 2 YEAR OLI» RI «. istered Jersey bull. Jii.~ jmp. r are ready for Inspection at an) tn- < _• 50 eharife at tlm«- of servir». L ochi « «I on <’ad Ellis plací* 2 mil« >» < -tvt of town WaPsee Townley, phone 11’1::. n. > '.xp CHRISTMAH CARDS BEFORE YOF order your Christmas < tr*l <>ur Mam pie« of « xqnhite p. rs.n.fl nnd box asaortriwnt greeting cards < ill 1 1>R and we will gladly bring aa mplox to your home. Price» arc what yon i* i-tll. psy. n21p SAGINAW. Identify Biblical City Destroyed by Joshua i 8pa< tai la the MaaUnel I Nov 19 A farewell jmrty was given at the latwi enee Mont let h home Wednesday evening for Mt and Mi» Ivan Witcher. Witcher, who ex peel to leave soon for l*oitlnnd The evening wu s|*ent playing raids and dancing Refreshment! of rake, sandwiches and coffee were served at midnight While Mr. and Mrs. Chailr» Sharon were coming home from Cottage Grove late Thursday eve ning the ear lights went out and Mr Hharon drove into the ditch near the Dewey Fogle place, up setting the car, a Ford coupe, and damaging it badly* Mi Sharon was only shaken up but Mrs. Shar on suffered a broken aim und several bad bruises. I a ' we 11 Benston is trucking turn ber for Marvin Harpole from I hr Huff mill in l«ynx Hollow to Wul ker. Mrs. F. T Benston returned Wednesday from Seattle, where she spent two wi»k» visiting friends and relatives. Logan Bear hauled his lumber Monday from his former home here to his home nt Creswell. Fern and l>eEtta ('ampbell of Cottage Grove spent Tuesday af ternoon and evening with Mis Margaret Keene. Edith lenders of Creswell was calling on school friends here Sun day. Dewey Fogle and family visited Incident Gives Proof at the Leslie Learning home in of Reason in insacts I flight valley Sunday Students of nature, we are told, Mr and Mrs. Dewey Fogle, Mi are familiar with Instances of an and Mrs Howard Kerne and Mi aulmal making efforts to protset and Mrs Lowell Benston attended another, when In danger. Here Is the Merry Makers club dance at au example: The worm, about five Creswell Saturday nig nt. At a special school meeting Mon Inches long, was proceeding across a path; the beetle, Jet black and day night Otis Chapman was elect resembling a caterpillar, was seen rd director to fill the unrapired running around It and Jumping up term of lx$gan Bear, who hau on It tn a state of great anxiety. moved to Creswell. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benstun As the observer came near the beetle withdrew to shelter, and the and children. Mr and Mrs Howard worm proceeded on the path, which Keene and son Robert sfwnt Sun was plainly the path of danger. day with Mr and Mrs W A Keene But the self sacrificing beetle could at Thornton Cornera. J.C.PENNEYC0 It was some two hundred and fifty years before the wooden horse was pulled Into ancient Troy that Joshua brought the sun to a halt upon Gideon Hiid the moon In the valley of AJabm. Joshua's military successes against the five kings of the Amorltes and the king« of Jeru salem. Hebron. I achish et al. were so astounding that Jabin. the king of Haior, was moved to send word to the various kings nearby, and to the «.Vnaanltes. Hittites. Jebnsltes and Hlvltea. m mobilise against the upstart newcomer and hla Israel ites. But, at the watera of Merom, Joshua and his force« "smote them and chased them Into great Zldou . . . until they left them none re maining.'' Then Joshua returned and took Haror, "the head before- tliuiw of all these kingdoms." and burned It atone of all the cities bo captured; the rest he destroyed, but nut by t’.i «>. More than three thousand years has Haior paid the penalty of ob livion, but now like the fabled phoenix It has risen frotu Its ashes. It has been discovered and identi fied by Garstang. the great British authority on the Hittite«, who fur many years has been the director of the British school of archeology In Palestine. not bear to see a fellow-creature running such risks. It rushed again HEBRON. to the worm, seised It by the head, turned It around, nnd conducted It (Special to th» Seatia»! 1 tenderly to a hole In the ground. Nov. 18. At the regular meeting Into which, gratefully, we hope. It of the Farmers’ union Thursday* at once retreated. That worm on evening it was decided to fence the the open path might at any moment grounds on which the union hall is have been picked up by a keen situated. John Kebelbeck. F C eyed blackbird. It probably owed Führer and Bert McDole were ap Its life to the disinterested efforts pointed a committee to meet a of a friend.—Montreal Family Her committee of three from the ald. ladies' club to make plans for a kitchen and stage to be built as Old Weather Proverbs The fifth month has a singular wealth of weather proverbs, due at tention to which may, or may not help to count r that reputed fickle ness which gave birth to the warn ing not to cast a clout till May Is out. "A swarm of bees In May Is worth a load of hay.” we are In structed ; also, that "The haddocks are good when dipped In May flood"; that “A cold May and windy, makes a fat barn and flnd.v" (Don't ask what that means, please); and that “Mist In May and heat In June, make harvest come right soon." From which It may be gathered that the old time prophets backed both ways, and were able, what- ever old weather came along, to say, WI told you so.” Shadow A younf Irlshninn went !n to the minister and told him, with n very long face, 4 he had seen a ghooL “Where ..ad when?” asked the pastor. •‘Last night.” said the timid man. ”1 was passing the church, and up against the wall of It. did I. with out the shadow of a doubt, behold a specter.” “In what shape did It appear?” Inquired the pastor. “It appeared in the shape of a donkey,” replied the man. “Go home nnd hold your tongue about I’." replied the minister. “You are a very timid man and have been frightened by your own shadow.”—Vancouver Province. soon as possible. At a road meeting held Friday evening at the union hall a pro- posed special tax levy was voted down. Several of the women m*t last Wednesday afternoon at the hall and worked on two quilts John Krbelbeck a? t«-ro!.'.| n meeting of directors of the Farm ers Union Cooperative Warehouse company Tuesday evening in Cot tage Grove. A school meeting held last Wed nesday evening was well attended and the budget approved. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pettit of Corning, Cal . spent Wed need ay night with Mrs. Jessie Gilcriat while on their way home frony Seattle. Wash Ml»« Miriam Piper and Mr«. Oliver Jone« motored to Salem Thursday and visited Miss Piper's brother, Arline Piper. Walter Jepson of Marshfield and Della Murry of Hebron were mar ried November 15 in Eugene Miss Grace Farnhum. a returned missionary from Japan, spoke Sun day afternoon at the church, tak ing the preaching hour. She showed many Interesting things she had brought from Japan. She dressed in native costumes and explained the use of odd-looking shoes. She read a letter written to her in Japanese and sang "Jesus Loves Me” in Japanese. William McLain accompanied her and sang a solo. There will be Bible school and preaching next Sunday as usual conducted by Clarke Aydelott of Cottage Grove. MOUNT VIEW. Archimed., II The family was out for a Sunday afternoon ride. Each member of the group entered gayly Into the lively conversation about neighbor« and the wentlu-r—each. that la. ex cept Joe, age six. Joe had Raid nothing end seemed engrossed in deep thought Suddenly a look of surprise and wonderment lighted the young man's face and lie broke bls silence In the voice of one who had Just made a strange discovery. •‘Poppa,’’ he cried, “I can look straight ahead with one eye and look around with the other I” < Special to ths Santina! ) Nov. 18.- Mrs. Sherman Chap man, who teaches the Mount View school, was unable to teach Fn day on account of illness. Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Hands were Eugene business visitors Monday. Mr and Mrs. Bert Myers and family were at the D. L. Miller home at Hebron Sunday and Helped to pick turkeys. The Mount View school will give a program and pie social Friday evening at the school house. Typewriter Bargain» Sentinel. X-RAY TECHNIC Tell Mother I’ll Bo Thera Complete training in theory and prartkal routine for medical and hospital technl < lana Only organised medical traluiug in Northwest. Eatabliahed 11 year« Cor- rnapondenc» invited. "Tell mother I’ll be home by en o’clock,” phoned a young girl to a neighbor when she couldn't rouse Louis K. Poynts, M. D. her own home by wire. H *4 Yamhill Mt , Portland. Ore “fin re," said the obliging friend. He went down the street to tell the PROFESSIONAL CARDS. mother, but she wasn’t home. An hour later he went again. It was DENTISTS ten o’clock soon, and neither girl H W. E l.EBOW.—D.nll.l, Ultie. nor mother at home. At 11:80 he Fifth and Main streets. Hours, 8.30 quit trying and wrote th’« note: 12 and 1 to 5.30. Evening» and Sun “Dear IJttle Mary—How can I to days by appointment. Phones. Office 85. tell your mamma you won’t be residence 107 R. burne uuili ten u’ciuca wnau at R C. IÍ. KIME, Dentist, First Nailon 11:30 neither of you are at home al bank buildinr, Cottage Grove. Oru at alir HpesiaUst in r Mr action, administration of i 417 421 Main St . CHtng Pretty Nightgowns to Wear You'll I ike Utrae Bandeau-Top Chemise 0 When Bedtime Means u Gay Gathering of I'riends for a Midnight Spread! and Only H.49 Yuu’ll be proud of your appearance if you've selected your ’’nightie” from our assoi ment of lovely styles. Some ate daintily lace-trimmed others are more tailored and ate applique trimmed. All are charm ing in style . . . tempting in price I t I Combining in <»na garment a vest, a bt mitri and blitomrrs I Thc-v garments are becoming in. ie and mure popular every day Fhe ideal undeigarmcr.t to pie.erve the slim silhouette oí fash' ti'■■ dr. tee. Nitely tailored oi g .1 quality rayoo. Cre|u* de Chine Gowns i Prrlly \ I*r4.ii<al $2.98 and $3.98 Rayon (¡owns Lovely Styles in Silk Lingerie Fashioned of crepe de < hint . . trimmed with pretty laces ti n« vrhy applique • • • these chemist and dam ettrs will win heart with their dainti- . . and their low price I « $1»« to $2-98 Summer lingers all the iray on this r Southern )ute to he East I Jb'i R crip c.i t over the t .Southern Pacific lies along .1 wintcrlcss path of charm anJ romanie. Gilifomia. the picture«|ue Southwest .mJ lustotu < >ld South are right along tin u ay S unset R*>t rt Your route east through this land of ctern.il summer takes you to San Francisco, I os Angeles, Phoenix. (Ap.u he Trail),San Antonio. N< w( )r leans and a bit of Old Dixie. From NewOrleanscontinue by rail or enjoy 1 <x> golden hours at sea by steamship to New York (meals and a< coin- modations on boat included in your rail fare). Write or ask at any Southern Pai i/ic office for the illustrated booklet— "East Front the Pacific Northwest” I, A, Z*. » « ... / A. / *■7,***. *i /*'/ ./ lit "tatnM Southern Pacific T M BOYD Agent. NEW LOW PRICES D Screen-Grid RddioldS D nitrous oxld and oxyven, oral surgery Office phone 10. Kealaenc» World’« Queeraat Trad« PHYSICIANS The movies have been respon I sK. C. E. FROST.—Phy.iclau and aur- sible for some strange trades In L J geon. Otfico tn La wao n building. their time, but none of them has ex Phone 47, Cottage Orove, Oregon. celled that of the cobweb maker. AXLEY, M. I).— Physician and ear- In certain films It Is necessary to • gf*un. Eveninffi by appointment. Over stage horrid looking cellars, com Kern'a Drug alor», Cottage Grove, Oregon plete with suggestive trapdoors and W. KIME, M D. — Physician and cobwebs. • Hur goon. Obstetrica and dia»a»»a of There Is no time to set spiders to wornon and chfltrMi a spacially. Offleo work. The cobweb man Is sent for First National Bank building Phono»; and he arrives with Ills whirling Office*, 234; residence, 120-.I. R«*s|denc» spray apparatus, operates it, and, address, 1149 west Majn. Io ami behold, a delicate tracery CHIROPRACTORS of the most beautiful lacellke cob R. P. R. KNAPP, Chiropractor Phy webs mutes Its Hppearancn at once. slcal Th« ropy Hours 9 to < hr«.nl. Nov. 18. J. E. Redford and Mr. and M ih . E. P. Redford left Thurs day for a trip through Washington and Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kirk and children of Leona and Mr. and There is truth in the old saying, Mrs. John Wetzel and Everetu "Appearances are deceitful,” that is Holstrom of Marcóla spent Sunday often exploited to very good advan at the home of Mr. Kirk’s and tage by those who choose their Mrs. Wetzel's mother, Mrs. Clara clothing and accessories carefully. Kirk. The thin person finds it wise to Bruce a. Cole spent the week-end choose beads that are not too in Eugene at the home of his par polished or brilliant in color, hats ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cole. with a cross-wise draping line, and Fern and DeEtta Campbell of dresses that have sufficient fullness Cottage Grove visited Sunday with to hide too straight lines and un Elizabeth McLin. attractive angles. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Wicks of Eugene spent Sunday at the home The average fowl in the country of Mrs. Wicks' parents, Mr. and today lays only about 60 eggs a Mrs. C. H. Jennings. year, says the Oregon experiment The girls of the intermediate station. Good feed and manage room plan to play a game of bas rnent would raise this figure with ketball with the intermediate room some hens, but others simply lack girls of Blue Mountain school the machinery for more eggs, Thursday evening at Blue Moun hence improvement is a matter of tain. breeding. H Leti Rftdiotroni» A For Radiola 46 Console (at pictured opposite) D diseases and house calls a »pedalty Bank Bldg , ov«r Kelly Drug »tor». Fr»s oon suitatlon and examination. Phon» 110. ATTORNEYS erbert w . lombari ». — Attorney at law FI mt National Bank building Phon» 94, Cottage Grove. Oregon H flHJNN. — Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Practices In all H J. • courts. Bader building, Cottage Grove. Oregon. •Len Rodiuirum* VETERINARIAN H. HARTMAN, D V.M., graduate ' >• veterinarian. Offlca at Kelly Drug ■tore, phone 87; residence phone 247ft. Calla promptly answered at all hours. DRAFTING. I DRAFTING. HENRY M. LAKE. Plans A J and specifications. Personal calls af tamoon or »venins L»cat»d two miles east of Cutiaga G»ev», Or». P. O. Box 348 Phon» 41F8 . or Radiola 44 Table Model (di pictured above) Mountain States Power Company ve offer other PCA Paatot.H at teniationally I >wer pricci the incomparable tuper-hel at 141 the unique Radiol» 33 at only $54 . ( ome in and see and hear theie remarkable va'uci always oultfandinq tn performance ■ now outitar.ding in price ft