The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 13, 1931, Page 5, Image 5

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F ltlD A Y . IM IItU A H V I«,
N O TICE!
T o liuM ur p re s e n t c o n d itio n s A L L WOOD
S A L E S A F T E R F E B R U A R Y 15TH, 1931,
W IL L B E F O R CASH unless by « p ed al
arn in g e iu en t.
The following price*
lire
now in effe c t:
Block wood
$3.00; planer wood — $3.00;
dry slab wood $3.00, and 4 foot green slab
wood $2.50.
C o tin g e d r o v e F u e l C o .
C ity F u e l C o .
j
C ity B rie fs
j
M r. and M r ., L undy W ood.on of
Hal« Hi vla|tr<J h r r r T im »«lay on bust
nee*. T h e y n m fo rm e r reld rn t«.
H J. Hruricl, who ro « m tly under
w ent a m a jo r operation,
waa
brought home S a turday fro m a Ku
gene hoapltal
I In 1« |eporte<J to he
eon valeac I ng a a tla fu rto i lly.
Hand U e h ra ra a i every M onday
nlghl
If
M r. and Mr«. I>
11. Ilrm e n w a y
le ft Hui.«lay fo r P o rtla n d , where
they w ill apehd a w r k vlaltlng at
the homea of th e ir aon, Itoaroe
Ilrm e n w a y , and th eir daughter«,
M ia. C a rl Price and M ia
Florence
M adden.
C a rl and ICdward Mtihoen, eone of
M i. and M rs. J. A
-hoeit, le ft laet
w ork for a trip throu gh eaatern
O regon and W aehington.
l>r. H a ro ld Aaley filed c e rtific a te
o f w a te r rig ht in the office of the
county clerk S a turday to a p p ip p it
gte w ater« of the Coaat f<>ik fo l ir
rlg a tlo n puifaiaea.
A nnouncem ent of the b irth of a
dau gh ter on J a n u a ry 2U to M r anil
M • • W H M Caleb of W re n hum
been icceived by M r*
M cC aleb’»
m other. M r» l.< wia. M ra Mi Caleb
waa fo rm e rly Kl«le L< wia of Ih U
city.
Mn«w»kcr, poof, cards, t«>t»a<'c«*,
fountain. The Paatime for paatimr.
T he I I . C. M itc h e ll fa m ily , who r<
cently w ent to M are h fie ld , are ex
ported to re tu rn to thia city soon
T h e y have aold th e ir Interest« In
M a ra h flrld and w ill relocate here.
M r« F II . Alllaon and M i o Alice
Alltaon m otored to Jeffcraofi Hun­
day to meet M r«. Alllaon'« mother,
M r« M l nnle Kagabcrd, who w a . m
tu rn in g fro m P o rtla n d
Mr» H. V.
Alllaon « c c im p a n lc d them to Al
bany. w ham aha v l.lte d
a t the
hum« o f a b ro tb c r-in law , who >■
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Irv in g D . W m .lo w of
Portland
w a . a «Meat Hunday at the home Of
M r and M r», H I .
M m kin
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other southern C a lifo rn ia elite«,
llo lh M i and M r ..
B eatty were
benefited In health by the trip and
«aid they were glad to be back w ith
Hu ll frie n d . In C o llag e G love. T hey
made the round trip fro m P o rllund
by boat.
Itev. and M r . Duncan P. C a m e r­
on left Holiday n ig ht for Portland,
where they weio called by the .e rl-
<*,,» lllne«» of M r». Cameron'» m o th ­
er.
Am erican Is-glon A u xilia ry cook­
ed food »ale H ulurday, Feb., I t , at
H m lth s lilr t grocery.
fu l ip
M i». A. W H h o f.la ll and M rs. E.
C. Mhuy left M onday m orning for a
w e e k ', v l.lt In P o rtland . They went
a . fa r u * Malrm w ith E lb ert Bede,
who wa» re tu rn in g to the legt.ia-
lu re »rciio n a fte r
.pen din g
the
week end at home.
The E W A rnies and It. E O rla-
wold fa n d lle . of Eugene v l.lte d re l­
a tiv e . here Hunday.
Mr».
Horace H utherland
and
children returned Wednesday from
M erid ian , Ida., where they v l.lte d
at the home of a »later of M r».
Hutherland.
D a n M cQueen o f Reedsport a r ­
rived here Tuesday and la visltlna
at the li'iuie of a b rother, George
M cQueen.
N ow la the tim e to have your car
re oulltloned for the spring and
.-umrnrr ■ u»on», W e ra n give you
a clean and e ffic ie n t eerv.ee th a t
w ill coat no more than just o rd in a ly
»hop» doing your Job. Nelson M otor
company.
W . W U u t r n a n , a fo rm e r C o t­
tage G lo v e resident, I . Visiting w ith
friends In the r lt y . M r. M a .le rs o n
left here about 25 y e a r, ago and lo­
cated in C a lifo rn ia , lie 1« re tu rn ­
ing Io h l. home fro m a trip to
Alaska.
Pearl B ennett o f P o rtland visited
In the r lt y last w eek. M r. Bennett
is a son in law o f M rs. M. C. llroa»-
ler.
H tew art W a rn e r, the radio w ith a
punch A .k you r neighbor, who h a .
one
W e »ell and »crvlce this won-
di-rful line. Nelson M o to r company.
C a rro l Nichols o f Corvallis w a . a
bu dm a visitor In tba city W ednes­
day.
Johnnie I ’e rln l was exhib itin g a
c >ugar w hile In C o lla g e Grove M on ­
day
T h e huge a n im a l waa killed
in the m o u n ta in , n ear here.
T he A rn e .t Insurance agency has
moved I t . office fro m the re a r of
the F irs t N a tio n a l bank building to
the Hoskins building on M ain street.
Hpeclal prices on Cro»lcy table
model radios. A .k fo r a dem on­
stratio n. Nelson M o to r company.
: C o lu m n a r i
■ S h eets
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T o m Queener was tak e n to the
veteran»' hospital In P o rtla n d Iasi
week follow ing In ju rie s received
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w hile a l w o rk at the Bohem ia L u m ­
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ber com pany m ill. M r. Queenet »
rig h t leg was In ju re d when struck
by an object he w a . w orking w ith.
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T h e In ju ry w a . o f m in o r conse­
!■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a quence but M r. Queener had not re­
covered fu lly fro m Inju ries to the
W in .lo w I . a fo rm e r high .rh o o l ■ line leg sustained ubout two year»
student o f M ra. M a c k ln and went to ago. Doctors have feared It would
arhool to her when »he w a . tench be necessary to a m p u ta te tho leg
and M r. Queener m ay undergo the
Ing a t lllc k le y , W ash.
operation w hile In tho hospital at
Tho Itlc h a rd Ila lle y fa m ily have
this tim e.
moved Io I.y n x Hollow , w here M r
Arnest Ins Agcy.. 901 M ain St.
H alley h a . a wood c u ttin g contract.
f27c
Cooked food .a le Kat u n la y . F eb ­ Phone 36.
ru a ry 14, at the Hm lth Short groc­
M u . N. E. Com pton returned
ery. Spoitaored by the Am erican W ednesday n ig h t
fro m
Salem,
Legion A u x ilia ry .
flA I3p where she attended a m idyear
M ra. H elen llo .le y and .o n Fred m eeting o f the state executive board
and A rm a n d Rlgga »pent Wedne... of the W . C. T . U . T ho meeting
day In Eugene. M r». Itoaley w a . wa» In session tw o days and prac-
, .. i . . a u n ty in th.' >ia;c
the g u e .l o f a friend . M r .. I.. L.
Constance, and the b oy. confer!ed was represented, according to M rs.
w ith I I . H. Sallee, county acout Com pton. The delegates attended
executive, on .c o u t bualne»..
the M onday night session of the
M r». M a rth a W ooley and d au gh ­ senate when the Oregon d ry bill
te r left M onday for I>un»m ulr, Cal., was a ttacked. M r». Com pton »aid
I * d iff.-n n t organisation» in »yin-
to v l.lt M r . George G llc rl» !, an
p athy w ith the d ry aide w ere rep­
o th er d au gh ter o f M r». W ooley.
resented a t the session. H eated
O r. A. T . Oberg, P e n tl» t. who for argum ents on both »Idea of the
the pn»t three year« ha» o|>ernlrd Ironic w ere presented In debnte.
the P n rk e r System D ental offices In
M rs. H n rry H a r t re tu rn e d W ed-
Eugene, ha» opened o ffic e , o f h l.
own at 972 W llln m e tle S t , Eugene nesday fro m Haleni w here she vis­
opposite the R e x T h e a tre . T e le ­ ited relative» fo r a few day». She
accom panied M rs. N . E. Compton
phone 241. E x a m in a tio n . Free.
fO-27p on tho trip .
M r. and M r». I,. It. Sanford have
E v e re tt Sm nll collected bounty on
three ro u g n r. nt the county clerk'» moved fro m th e ir fo rm e r homo on
F irs t street to the R o b ert Shield«
o ffice M onday.
Rev. and M r». J. L. B e a tty re ­ house In the same neighborhood.
M r. and M r». H e n ry Cooper of
turned Sunday fro m a tw o month»'
vacation «pent In San Diego and Dorenn are being congratulated up-
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P H O N E 153
Friday and Saturday Prices
Milk, Libby's tall cans,
8 l o r .........................
8 to
Chi'isi', Broiikfii'bl, lb.
20c
Mayonnaise, Gobi Mc<lal,
Pint............................... 85c
Tomato aoiip, .1 c a n * ...... 25c
Green Beans, 2 cans ...... 25c
Blaek figs, extra nice,
3 lbs................................. 25c
Raisins, 4 lbs......................25c
Gum drops, lb...................12c
Coffee, Royal Club, lb..... 39e
Sauer Kraut, Happy Home,
No. 2 can .... ..... - .......... 15c
on t h . b irth o f tw in *, a son and
daughter, at t h . l r h um * January
30. T I i . com m unity In g a n .ra l la
proud of t h . In fan ta aa t h .y are t h .
flra t t w in , born In th a t com m unity
fo r m any y .a ra . Itoth b ab l.a ara la -
ported doing well.
M r . A r th u r Jackaon and
aon
w .ia brought home thia w . . k fro m
a K ug.no hoapltal.
Moved to (Hit M ain HI., neat door
to la tn .ln g T r a n a f.r .
Arnoat Ina.
Agency, phono ¡91
I27c
Tho C. A. K o .m a n fa m ily vlaltnd
Hunday and M onday w ith re la tiv e .
In O akland and Huthorlln.
J. It. C h a m b e r, wa» ono o f a
group of K n ig h t. T e m p la r who at-
tnnded a Joint conclave 'aat week
In Albany.
iaiw m nco K e lly returned Tuaaday
night fro m llrudw ood, where he
had been employed.
Local Couple Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary
M r. and M ra. F re d W rig h t H onored
at D in n e r and In fo rm a l
Ilo cp tlu n .
M r. am i M rs. Fred W rig h t cele
brated them fiftie th wedding a n n i­
versary Sunday when a group a l 85
relatives and close friends gutbered
at th eir hume fo r a noonday dinner,
In the aftern oo n un In fo rm a l r e ­
ception was held a t the home and
scores of friends called to pay theli
respects to the estim able couple. A t
the forenoon service of the Presby­
terian church, of which M r. and
M is. W rig h t are members, they re­
ceived the h e a rty congratulations
of the congregation and were pre­
sented w ith a b eau tiful bouquet ol
flowers. D u rin g the a ftern oo n Itev.
Duncan P C am eron, on behalf of
numbers of friend s In Dune county,
offered congratulations over radio
station K O B E , Eugene.
On F eb ru a ry H. 1881, A nnie J.
Blackw ell and F re d W rig h t were
united in m a rria g e at M um tou, Colo.
A fte r a few years they came to
Oregon. T h e y have been resident»
of latne county *5 years. U n til
about ten years ago they carried on
extrusive fa rm in g operations near
W a lk e r. Upon re tirin g fro m active
fa rm life they moved to Cottage
Grove, w here they huve since re­
sided.
Fou r children were born to this
union, ape d yin g In Infancy. T he
living children are R alp h und Clyde
W rig h t and M rs. Oscar Jackson.
M r. and M ra. W rig h t have eight
g randchildren, all of w hom
were
present a t the golden w edding an ­
niversary Hunday. M r. and M is.
W rig h t have. In a ll these years,
been most interested nnd active In
all a ffu lrs w hich would lend to Im ­
prove the educational, religious and
social life o f the com m u nity. M r.
W rig h t ha» been an elder In the
l ’ j, i)>t, rian church for 45 year»
mid .Mrs. W rig h t has been un ac­
tive w o rk e r in all dep artm en t» of
U t* c hurch. M r. W rig h t 1» u cbm
ter m em ber o f the Cresw ell I. O. O.
F. Both M r. end M r». W rig h t are
In good h ealth and are able to carry
on th e ir u n tirin g w o rk In a ll line»
o f com m unity service.
Boilers a t B urned M ill
A re Sold
The W . A. W oodard L u m b e r com­
pany recently purchased fo u r boil­
er» fo rm e rly owned by the A n der­
son * M idd leton L um ber com pany
at the plan t n ear L a th a m
which
burned dow n last sum m er. A . L.
W oodard has the c o n tract to move
them to the W oodard m ill sites and
started operations Wednesday.
One boiler w ill be placed a t L a ­
tham and the other three w ill bo
tak e n to the upper m ill n ear Lon­
don. T h e y w ill be loaded nnd ta k ­
en to iJatham on the old south
brunch of the O. P. & E . railroad.
F ro m there they w ill
be taken
cross country by tra c to r. M r. W ood­
ard Is being assisted by V irg il
W h ite , John M cC all and n crew of
three men. M r. M cC all Is using his
tra c to r to move the boiler».
County C. of C. Will Meet.
T he Lane county
cham ber of
commerce w ill meet a t C 30 T h u rs ­
day evening. F eb ru a ry 19. a t the
Leo D u ke cafe in Eugene. It was
announced by A. F . S. Steele, secre­
ta ry of the Eugene cham ber. R. C.
K uehner, L an e county 4 -H club
leader, w ill be the p rin c ip a l speak­
er.
Valley Chiropractors Meet.
T he m o n th ly m eeting of the W il­
lam ette V a lle y C hiropractors asso-
i uition w h s held F rid a y n ig h t In
Eugene. T h e m em bership o f the
association Includes chiropractors
fro m all the leading towns In the
valley south o f P o rtla n d . Including
Cottage G rove. D r. H . A. Hagen,
president of the association, a tte n d ­
ed the m eeting.
Dorena Church Plans Services.
T he Sunday school d ep a rtm e n t of
tho D orena church has arrang ed a
series of services to begin M onday
night. W . C. F au c e tt of P o rtla n d
w ill be the speaker. T h e meetings
w ill continue fo r tw o week». A
p reparato ry service w ill be held at
the church Sunday n ig ht. T he Do-
renu Sunday school Is 'a ffilia te d
w ith tho A m erican Sunday school
union.
Mrs. Tninnell Again Honored
M ra. H u g h T ru n n e ll w ill again
head the com m ittee and d irect tho
1931 B e tte r Hom es cam paign In L a ­
th am , according to w ord received
fro m n ation al headquarters.
Tho L a th a m pro gram Is a p a rt o f
a nation wide cam paign to bring
about more a ttra c tiv e arch itecture,
landscaping nnd fu rn is h in g and
better construction fo r sm all homes.
M ore than 7000 com m unities coop­
erated In the 1930 B e tte r Homes
cam paign.
Symbols of Jewish Faith
F R U IT S n nd V E G E T A B L E S
Our F ruits ami Vegetables arc Received Fresh Daily.
We Quote a few prices for Saturday
Turnips, 4 lbs..................... 10c Lemons, Sunkist, doz....... 28c
Lettuce, 2 f o r ................... 15c Granges, doz. 25c, 30c, 50c
Cabbage, 10 lbs..................15c Bananas, 4 lbs.................. 25c
Cauliflower, head ........... 15c
Parsnips, 5 lbs.................. 15c
Apples
Brussels sprouts, lb.......... 20c
Apples
will advance in
Kbiili.iib, 8 lbs.................. 25c
price,
Buy a box
Celery, extra large ......... 15c
$1.00
an
d $1.25
Grape fruit, large Florida,
4 for ............................. 25c
A phylactery 1« a reminder. It
la. In reality, n small leather box
containing slips of parchment on
which are w ritten Scriptural pas­
sages. T w o such boxes are worn by
Jews, one on the head nnd one on
the left arm, during the tim e of
prayer on all mornings except Ihoso
of Sabbaths nnd holy days. Tho
passages are Exodus, 18:1-10, 11-10
and Deuteronomy, 0:4-0 nnd 11:18-
22, nnd are reminders of obligation»
to keep the law .
Magellan's Feat
Magellan's Journey around tho
i world started In 1510 and look 1,008
day*.
Nugget of Wisdom
There nre no lessons for the oil,
who persists In aelf-deceptlon.
G A M E A M S O C IA T IO M BAC'KM
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RAISE ItGI M I E
Am ong issues th a t came befote
the L an e C ounty G am e P totective
i association at Its m eeting Thursday
1 night of last w eek In Eugene was
that a t raising bounties on m any
1 predatory anim als.
A
i »solution
) supporting a. raise was adopted by
! the asxociatlon. T he association
¡'discussed fav o ra b ly the
plan
to
B1CVEKLY IIIL I.M
W all all I ! i'le»i, to fishing Several sm aller
i «Beam s feeding the M cK en zie and
know Is Just what I read lu the
W illa m e tte rivers. It wa . also ex
papers, and w hat I happen to eee plained th a t the fish commission
prowling h ith er has a plan to seln these rivers for
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graylings and suckers which prey
Z / 3 ^ - wee
lu
New ; on sm all tro u t and tro u t eggs.
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Y' rk
r<
Cooperation w ith the state game
and I derided ! commission In the propagation of
th a t
before
1 Chine«« phea»ants was also dls-
I cussed. I t was said the commission
le ft
there
1
' has a plan whereby the gam e o r­
would like to eee
ganizations would m a in ta in
pens
Al
Sm ith.
I for raising pheasants, releasng the
hadent seen him \ roosters a short tim e before the
In a long tim e opening of the season and holding
and had alwuye : the hens u ntil a fte r the season
been an a dm irer closes.
of him.
I Just
wanted to eee IG G IIT - D F - W A Y O B T A IN E D
O H I.Y N X IIB I.I.O V V B O Y D
h im and see how ho was, and how
WILLI
ha woe feeling
Ho I phoned him ,
and he said ''Come rig h t on down.”
B e Is rig h t acmee the street from
th a t w onderful Em pire Building, In
a corner suit overlooking It.
T his building belongs to Jesse
Janee a m ighty well known Demo­
crat, he Is the fellow th a t bought
the
Democratic
Convention
for
Houston, Tex. H e owns the ,, build­
ings all over the Country and rents
ira mostly to ttepubllean».
W ell Al never looked better In
his life, and 1 have known and been
seeing him around New York for
many years. H e started In of course
by showing me the 90 story b uild ­
ing, out <>f the window th a t gave
ue the best view of It. It did look
wonderful.
Its got some sort ol
outside structual steel w ork that
looks like lllln u m , and In the sun
It Just glistens. Then he started
In showing mo old pictures on the
w all of bis offii e th a t showed early
scenes In New York.
H e «bowed
eome of tho old houses on the
low er east side where he lived, one
under the very shade of Brooklyn
Bridge.
Then tho old home In
O liver Street.
He Is w ithout a
doubt the n e s t sentim ental prom)
uent man I ever m e t He glories
In the past, lie had one picture
th a t showed the old T h e a tric al
team of H a rrig a n and lla r t , who
made th e ir great fam e In the "M u l­
ligan Guards.” I t waa in a large
fram e w ith doxens of tho old tim e
favorites. Including the old T h e ­
atres th a t they played In. He
would bum to you the tunes of
those old favorites.
I dont care w hether you agree
w ith him p o litically or not, the
person dont live th a t could meet
him and be w ith him aw hile that
wouldent go away not lik in g him .
I had Just come from the W h ite
House a day or so before and was
tellin g him about how M r. Hoover
was worked up over this re lie f
business. W ell S ir I bet M r. Hoover
W ith the exception of tw o pieces
of land all the rig h t-o f-w a y lo r the
new m a rk e t road In L y n x Hollow ,
extending west tw o m iles fro m
W a lk e r, ha» been obtained, O. E .
Crowe, county com missioner, re­
ported Tuesday. Fencing the rig h t-
of-w ay has been started. M ost of
the land owners w ill do the fenc­
ing and the county w ill pay fo r
' name.
W o rk of g radin g w ill be
started soon.
i The ¡anil for the road was ob­
tained a t a very reasonable figu re
»aid M r. Crowe. H e hoped to ob­
tain the o th er tw o pieces soon.
P rop erty owners, who signed M on­
day w hile M r. Crowe was In th a t
locality, w ere F red Kfnsland, J. H ,
Dom pier, L. A. Fisher, W a lte r Pen-
; tlco and W illla Dreese.
S O U T H E R N P A C IF IC P L A N »
T R A V E L B A R G A IN S P E C IA L S
M ak in g an innovation in the field
of railro ad in g , the Southern P acific
com pany has announced plans fo r
a d o llar d ay" special, heretofore
-olely a featu re In the field of
m erchandising. B arg ain sale» in
ro u n d trip transp ortation are sched­
uled fo r tw o successive F ridays,
F eb ra u ry 20 and 27, w ith fares re-
I duced to app ro xim ately one cent a
mile.
R ailro ad o fficials have watched
closely the gro w th o f the "d ollar
day" sale and believe th a t applica­
tion of the idea to passenger tran»-
P irta lio n w ill prove a m arked ad­
vantage to those Interested In
travel economy. T h e y believe these
w ill be just as acceptable to the
buyer aa m erchandise bargains. The
plan w ill apply to tra v e l on all S. P.
■ lines and w ill provide fo r tra v e l on
all trains, both coach and P u llm an .
The F rid a y specials w ill be good
for fo u r days fro m the d ate of pur-
hase, according to T . M . Boyd, lo-
. cal agent. T he retu rn lim it w ill be
the follow in g Tuesday m id nig ht.
C. of C. H e ars Scouts.
N a tio n a l boy scout w eek was ob­
served a t the cham ber o f com­
merce luncheon Tuesday. R ev. D u n ­
can P . Cam eron, a county scout
has not even among his own party com m itteem an, gave a ta lk on the
a single man that has as much movem ent. John C la rk and H o w ­
sympathy and g< <-d feeling for him ard T a y lo r, Engle scouts, members
than Al Sm ith. T here was no put o f troop No. 18, gave inte re s tin g in­
on about It. he really meant It fo rm a tio n re g a rd in g the boy scout
when he would talk of the many program .
things that had seemed to go
M a n A rrested on Suspicion.
wrong through no fault of the
Jess T ille r, an alleged old o ffend­
Presidents, yet he had to bear the er, was arrested on suspicion a t an
b runt of them.
ea rly hou r Saturday m o rn ing by
H ere was a man th a t had been N ig h t O ffic e r John Schafer. T ilie r
In oftlce long enough to know what was found w ith an oil can and hose
you can be blamed for. No S ir n ear the alley a t the re a r o f the
Hoovers best booster Is Al Sm ith, Know les & G ra b e r store where a
and he had Just been w orking w ith num ber o f cars w ere p arked. It
Ex President Coolidge on a Com was thought by the o ffic e r th a t he
intended stealing gas fro m
the
raltteo to give away an Estate that
cars. A fte r a few hours in the city
had been left to C h arity, and he ja il he was released, no charge be­
had the highest praise for Co lidge ing placed against him .
too, and he »aye, a» I have always
m aintained, that M r. Coolidge has
C. E . to A tte n d Convention.
a great sense of hum or, and he
M em bers of thç senior and In te r­
would tell some of It th a t hap­ m ediate C h ris tia n E n deavo r of the
pened during th e ir deliberations.
C h ris tia n church w ill atten d , a dis­
We went over to the Democratic tric t convention of th a t organiza­
Club for lunch, and he got to te ll­ tion in S p rin gfield this evening
(F r id a y ). M em bers have been asked
ing about the
anim al pets that I
~
. 1 to m eet a t the church a t 6 o'clock
and tra n s p o rta tio n w ill be furnished
the children had
f'
by R a lp h C hestnut, w ho w ill take
a t the mansion
'
®-
the crowd in a tra n s fe r tru c k . The
in Albany. He
local group expects to b rin g home
b u ilt almost a
the ban ner aw ard ed to the society
havin g the largest attendance. T he
Zoo t h e r e to
convention w ill be in session F r i­
h o u s e th e m .
day, S a tu rd a y and Sunday.
How a big pet
Bear that they
had rnleed from
a cub had got
l o o s e nnd got
over Into a girls
Orphanage, and
they was all scared to death for
fear ho would h u rt somebody and FOR SALE — FULL BLOOD W HITE
Minor«» cockerel. C. O. Hosman. 2nd
Instead these Kids has him p ull­
house south of 9th St. bridffe, North R iv­
ing and woollng him around and er road.
________________ f 13-20c
they couldent hardly get him away FOR SALE — KALE PL A N T S AND
wintered
over
csb
hsge plants. W ill »iso
from them. They was feeding him
sell or trade a 2 2 0 -e tf cep aclty incubator
bread and jatn. He would toll ol for a lOO ceg site or a baby cab John
his doge his Kids had. One a great Stalder. D isston route, phone 40F3. f!3 c
New foundland, th a t In the suinniet WOOD FOR SALE — DRY SECOND
growth fir. tfl inch lengths at J4 per
when It was so hot they would Qx cord delivered 0 . L. Hansen, 1526 east
f!3 -2 7 p
him In the basement, and then Main street. Phone 125K
keep the hose on him . H e could
te ll you every characteristic ol
every dog, the more triv ia l a
subject the more interesting he
could make It. No hard feeling, no
rancor tow ard anybody. A Unique
man, w ith a unique record, polled
more votes than all the other
Presidenta th a t were elected, w ith
the exception of M r. Hoover. I
doubt I f he wants to run again.
Even I t he dont he w ill retire
Into private life one of the most,
yea the MOST, popular man of our
tim e. H e Is the most human of
our present day figures. He la not
from tho soil, but from the cobble-
atonee, and he knows a fte r all V,py
a ll are hum an and just alike.
«9 1931, McNauahl Syndic«!«, Inc )
FAOB1
City Band Make Big Hit Lions (dub Assists In
With Wednesday Concert
IB /i, f // uri
RUPTURE
TRUSSES
A large and enthusiastic audience
T he C ottage Q rovs Lions etub has
attended the band concert given
Wednesday n ig ht by the Cottage u nd ertaken the pro ject of securing
Made u Order
G rove c ity band. T he program was the re m a in in g 3100 o f Cottage
w ell received. T h e num bers were Grove's 1200 quota In the n ation­
After-opcretlon
b e I t a,
presented w ith a dash and spirit wide cam p aig n to raise 310,000,000
ipine
nnd
kidney
belli,
for
re
lie
f
o
f
d
ro
uth
sufferers.
One
that made the en tire program one
(doatic Rtuekings and sur­
th a t would be a c re d it to any larg er hundred dollars o f the local quota
gical appliance« made to
or more experienced organization. was con tribu ted by the local Red
W a rm praise was given the band s Cross unit. T he n atio n a l Red Cross
order.
is
sponsoring
the
31°.000,000
re
lie
f
w o rk by those attending. M uch
25 year« of practical ex­
cred it fo r the concert is due Charles cam paign.
It was the plan of the Lions club
pend) o ajMure« you su­
Cochran, conductor.
T he follow ing program was g iv­ to ask a sm all don ation fro m civic
perior acrvice.
and
fra
te
rn
a
l
organization.»
o
f
the
en: M arch, "T h e M on B ars” (G rin ­
city
as
a
means
of
ra
is
in
g
the
quota.
Headquarter«
K R L L Y
n e ll), overture, "T h e Iro n C o u n t”
< K ln g ), w altz, "M o on lig ht on the Results of the cam paign have not
DRUG STORK or write
N ile " (K in g ), fox tro t, "Just a yet been announced.
for information.
L ittle Closer" (M e y e r), by Cottage
G rove band; tw o readings, M ryi. I <»< A l. T l B E K U U L IN T E A T
John L. K e lly ; violin solo. W ilb e rta
S H O W « L I T T L E R E A C T IO N
W ilson, w ith piano accom panim ent
Specialist
by Jean Allison; two vocal solos,
T he tub erculin test, given stu-
P. 0. Box 337
M rs. J. A. W isem an, w ith piano ac­ dents in the c ity schools by county
Cottage Grove, Oregon
com pleted
com panim ent by M rs. R o y Short; I health officials, was
ta lk , D r. H . A. H agen , president of I W ednesday o f last w eek and the
cham ber of com m erce; m arch, "A num ber of positive reactions was
W a rrio r Bold" (P a n e lia ), selections reported less than the n orm al a v e r­ FLETCH ER D ISTRIBUTES
fro m "P rince C h arm in g"
( K in g ), age lo r the test. One hundred and
G R O U N D S Q U IR R E L B A IT
and m arch, 'M o n te C arlo" 'K in g ) . e ig h ty-five pupils w ere given the
C ottage Grove band.
; test. Positive reactions w ere re ­ i O. 8 F le tc h e r, L a n e county agri­
M em bers o f the band follow s ported fo r 23 In the grades and 10
c u ltu ra l agen t, waa here Wednes­
C larinet«, A. C Spriggs, B. C. D a in the high school. According to D r.
d ay to d eliv e r to local dealers pol-
venport. Gene O a rd , F re d Stevens, Seth K e rro n , county h ea lth o fficer,
«oned b arley to be used In ground
saxophones, M elv in Breese, L uce, a 30 per cent positive reaction is a
squ irrel control w ork. T w o tons of
cornets, Charles Shanda, G uy V a n norm al average. T h e positive re­
the poison b a it was m ixed M onday
R ip e r, Claude K lm e , V in a i R and all, action fo r Cottage G rove was 17.8
and d is trib u tio n was started W ed­
H a rr y W illia m s ; altos, A l G riffin , per cent.
nesday. Stores in Cottage Grove
H u gh T ru n n e ll, Lee Henderson
Announcem ent ha» been made by and th is v ic in ity th a t w ill handle
H lc k e th ie r; trombones, Sam V eatch, the school ad m in is tra tio n office
the poisoned b arley are
Beldler’s
S tecklcr, O. M.
Breese, W endell th a t cases show ing a positive reac­
feed store and F a rm e rs ’ union
Spriggs, Roy F ry e ; baritones, M u r­ tion w ill be X -ra y e d a t P a c ific
store In this city, K ir k store a t Do­
ra y T ru n n e ll,
W illia m
T h u m ; C hristian hospital In Eugene a t a
rena. C resw ell feed store a t Cres­
basses. M e rv ille V eatch, A rm an d nom inal fee of 32.
P arents have w ell and B. C. Addison store a t
W yn ne; drum s, L. L. B a rre l, L . 8. been urged to cooperate w ith coun­
L orane.
C raw fo rd , L aw rence Wiese.
ty health o fficials by ta k in g a d v a n ­
T h e poison b a it la sold a t cost and
T he band was assisted in its con­ tage of all assistance offered.
in keepin g w ith o th e r price reduc­
c e rt by D o w M oxley of Goshen,
The test given last w eek was un­
tions the price has been reduced
trom bone, firs t c h airm an in Eugene der the direction o f D r. K e rro n , as­
fro m 50 cents fo r a 5-pound bag to
band; L u th e r D a u g h erty o f Yon­ sisted by D r. H a ro ld Axiey, Mi»»
40 cents.
calla, trom bone, and H e rb e rt Coch­ Bess W illia m s and M rs. F itzg era ld ,
S q u irre l poisoning day w ill not be
ran o f Eugene, snare drum .
county health nurses of Eugene,
u n til some tim e
In M arch , M r.
A free w ill o ffe rin g netted the and M rs. K . K . M ills. M rs. A rm and
band 133.36. T h a t the sum was as W yn ne and M rs. J. S. S te w a rt, rep­ F le tc h e r said.
larg e as th a t w as due la rg e ly to a resenting the local public health
J a n u a ry Health Report Given.
115 con tribu tio n by a local business group.
T h e h ealth re p o rt fo r the m onth
man.
of J a n u a ry follow s:
B irth s, six
I-atha;n Has Entertainment.
males, three fem ales; deaths, three
A
com
m
unity
e
n
te
rta
in
m
e
n
t
was
O P E N IN G O F S M A R T S H O P
males. D r. C. E . F ro st, c ity health
A T T E N D E D B Y O V E R 230 held in the hail a t L a th a m F rid a y o ffic e r, reported a fe w cases of both
night. A group o f slides fea tu rin g measles and m um ps but stated they
O ver 250 persons attended the
Curious W ays o f M a k in g a L iv ­ w ere in m ild fo rm . D u e to the num ­
opening o f the S m a rt shop, o f which ing." frvtn the extension d ep artm en t ber o f cases o f these diseases over
M rs. R u th G a ro u tte is p roprietor, of U n ive rs ity o l Oregon, w ere d iffe re n t parts o f the state. D r.
on last S aturday. T he shop rooms shown.
M rs. I r a A ld ric h , accom­ F ro s t said It was d iffic u lt to keep
w ere a rtis tic a lly furnished and w ere panied a t the piano by h er daugh­ the c ity fre e fro m an epidemic. H e
gay w ith m any baskets o f flow ers ter, Miss H elen A ld ric h , sang tw o tho u g h t th a t school attendance had
w hich had been sent by well w ish­ selections. A social hou r follow ed n ot been g re a tly affected by the
the program .
ers.
fe w cases.
T h e S m a rt shop handles dresses,
k n itte d suits, ling erie, hosiery, hats,
Typewriter Supplies.
The Loose L e a f F orm s and Binders.
handkerchiefs and novelties.
T h e Sentinel.
Sentinel.
T h e fashion revue w hich the
S m a rt shop planned to hold this
m onth has been postponed
u n til
M arc h a t w hich tim e it is expected
th a t there w ill be a better selection
of goods fo r display.
MR. JOHNSTON
NURSERY STOCK
W o n ’t S ta n d S to ra g e
Bulbs that become dried nut or
overheated
In
storage
produce
plants that go '‘blind.** that Is, they
never flower
NOTICE OP TIM BER SALE
Notice j« hereby riven that on Monday,
th* 2nd day of March 1931. at the hour
of 7 :3 0 o ’clock p m. of aaid day the
tim ber on th* fo llo w in f lands w ill b*
sold to the hirhext bidder and subject to
th* general condition« and
regulations
now <>n file in the office of the city re­
corder. Cottage Grgve. Oregon.
A certified check or bid bond of an ap­
proved surety company for ten p*r cent
of th* amount bid shall accom pany each
bid. The common council reserve« the
right to reject any and all bids.
The tim ber offered for »ale is as fol­
low» .
Parcel A: N W U Sec. 3«. Tp 20.
range l W. Red Fir 2470 M. 110 M
green cedar, 45
M hemlock and
white fir.
\V U of NE% Sec 36. Tp 20. S. R.
4 W. 665 M red fir. 30 M cedar.
Parcel B : E S of the NE U
36. Tp 20. range 4 \V 555 M. red
fir 10 M. cedar and 25 M. hemlock
and w hite fir.
None of the tim ber on the above tracts
to be » "Id for less than One Dollar Fifty
C« nt» (81 50) per thousand.
O V. BREESE.
13-20c
City R ecorder.
CALL FOR WOOD BIDS.
Bids fo r 50 tie r of 10-inch old
gro w th wood fo r the L a th a m school
d is tric t w ill be received up u n til
F e b ru a ry 25. W ood m ust be piled
in basem ent of school house by Sep­
tem ber 1. 1931.
fG-20c
J. E . M c C A L L , C lerk.
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W ANTADS
NEW SHIPMENT
EACH WEEK
L a n d sc a p e S e rv ic e
W<> offer a complete assortment of fine quality, well rooted
fruit, shade and nut trees. Evergreens, flowering shrubs,
roses and vines. Low cash prices.
E x p e rt Rock G arden C onstruction
that look* right and is right when completed.
WOODRUFF’S CASH NURSERY
Salesyard. 10th and Charnelton St., across from
public market.
Phones 1678-J and 36-F-2
EUGENE, OREGON
SAFETY
FIRST
It costs almost nothing to insure safety for your valu­
ables and important papers when you place them in our
safety deposit vault where no one but you can get to
them. Even if you lose your key there is no chance for
someone else to find it and use it, as our master key
must also be used in conjunction with yours. Safeguard
your valuables with this long established old reliable
institution.
The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
Capital $50,000
Surphw. 325,0»0
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ror/S^i/
Immune to Fire
Asbeste« I» n m ineral, anti, like
most mlneriils. Is Ineombustlble.
L o o se L eaf
B ooks
No, he w on’t forget to
stop here for th at pork
you want—He remembers
it through his stomach be­
cause he enjoys those
meals.
Also Regular Stock
Priced $9.75 to $19.75
A p p o in tm e n ts m a d e fo r
Special F ittin g s
GORDON
HOSE
Reni Values for $1.00
$1.35 nnd $1.65
H ats, H a n d k e rc h ie fs und
N ovelties Coming Later
BE SURE T O W A TC H
TH IS COLUMN EACH
W EEK
Of E v er; Kind
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