Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, August 22, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextProgram at Arcade Theater r SOCIETY. -♦ I - 'a Coffin Orubsr. Silk Creek, Ore., Aug. 20.--(Special to The Soutine!.)- Miss Kdythe Crysttl Gruber. daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. 'Hen FR ID AY, AUO. 22— “ One Thin«: at a Time O D a y ,” »tarring ry Gruber, was united in marriage to Bert Lytell. This clever comedy deals with the precise habit Mr. Day I lean Coffin at 10:45 o'clock of a young man who is consistent in that» he practice* what he Sunday morning, the ceremony being preaches even in love and prove« his contention by achiev held at the home o f the bride'a par cuts in the presence o f 31 guests. ing everything he seta out to do causing many unexpected Mr. and Mrs. Fowler sang " I x i v e ’a and laughable situations. The comedy is interwoven with the Old Sweet Song.” Misa Dora Chitwood pretty romance of the energetic young hero and a beautiful played Lohengrin a " Hridnl Chorus” circus rider. as the wedding party took their place* under an arch decorated with ferus SA T UR D A Y, AUO. 23— "T h e Seven Swans, ’ starring and white flowers from which was sua Marguerite (.'lark. Live in the land of make-believe with Mar pended it beautiful white bell. Miss guerite Clark. Revel with her in this wonder story with its Verna Kates wna maid o f honor and magic settings. A picture thut will stir up memories of other the bridegroom was supported by Kay uioud Uruber, brother o f the bride. days and make you wish it would never end. Suitable for The bride was gowned in white satin. kiddies from the age of 7 to*77, and all others who have not The bridal veil o f white chiffon was grown old and hard of heart. fastened with a wreath o f white aweet S U N D A Y , AUO. 24— “ Rimrock Jones,” starring Wallace peas, moss roses and ferns and looped with dainty white blossoms and ferns. Reid. A breeay story of an Arizona copper mine in w Inch is She carried white carnations. The maid seen handsome Wallace Reid and Pretty Ann Little, who of honor was gowned in blue satin and supported him in “ Nan of Music Mountain.” O f all the splen carried pink carnations. The ceremony did stories that have been woven around the gold fields of was performed by Klder Dixon, of the “ wild and woolly” west, this is the greatest. Whatever Portland. A M E L S «re in 11 class by themselves— easily the Refreshments o f ice cream and cake you do. don't miss it. must refreshing, the most »likable cigurette you were served, Maeva and Kva Fowler, M O ND AY, AUO. 25 Sunday’s program repeated. Ask Kdith Wheeler and /aids Kates attend ever smoked. You can prove that! Simply compare anyone who sees this picture Sunday how they liked it, and ; ing the tables. Klder Dixon sang a au then you will not fail to see it yourself. «•red solo, ‘ ‘ How Can 1 Keep From Camels puH-by-pulf with any cigarette in the world at Sin gin g»” TUE SD A Y, AUO. 26 Watch the lobby for the announce- any price I Put quality, flavor and c itfurette satis The happy couple received many ment of the feature for this .date. j handsome, valuable and useful pres W E D N E S D A Y , AUO. 27 This blended program will con faction to the utmost test! j cuts. Csms/a are mold tvsrjr- sist of a two part western drama entitled “ Two Men of Tint The bride has taught two years in —A e r a in s c ie n li hc a lly M a i n i Mud« to meet your taste, Ctine|( never tire it, no mutter how the academy here. Mr. Coffin ia tak ed Butte,” a two purt cometly, " L e t Fido Do It,” and the p a c A s g a s o f 1(1 c i j a r a l l a i o r liberally you smoke them I The expert blend of choice Turkish ing the medical count* nt l,o» A ii£t* U * h Universal current events. lau p a t S agas (K i O r i g a r a l f a s ) and choice Domestic tobaccos makes Camels delightful— so lull- and expects to complete his studies in a g fa s s in a p a p a r - c o v a ra ti T H UR SD A Y, AUO. 28— “ Winners Take A ll.” starring this year. c a rto n W a s tro n g ly ra c o m - bodied, yel so fuscmutuii’ly smooth and mellow-mild. Kvery Monroe Salisbury. This is an entertaining story of the west ♦ ♦ ♦ fila m i t h i s c a r t o n to r I h » time you light one you gel new und keener enjoyment I • ern cattle country, featuring the wonderful scenery of this Mrs. O. L. Allemail and Mrs. F. M. fiu tila o r o ffic e s u p p l y o r iG ia n you Iravml. Chapman, o f Divide, gave a party Sat enchanting land. Monroe Salisbury is very pleasing as the jo Freedom from uny unpleasant ciguretty after taste or any unlay evening at the Chapman home vial Scot homesteader. He is some fighter, too, as those can R J. R e y n o ld s T o b a c c o C m unpleusunt ciguretty odor mukes Camels us unusual as they are in honor o f the fifty eighth birthday W lust on -Salem , N. C. testify who have seen him in the pictures “ llugon, the anniversary of their mother, Mrs. A. enjoyable. Mighty” and “ The Millionaire Pirate.” K. Foster. The time wan spent with In fact, Camels apjwal to the most fastidious smoker in so cards and in dancing. Refreshments of FR IDAY, AUO. 29— “ The Uplifters,” starring May Alli ice cream, cake, coffee and fruit juiee muny new ways you never will miss the absence of coupons, son. were served. The guests were Mr. and premiums or gifts. Y o u 'll p rrt'r r C an trl Quality / COMING— Watch for the date the great Salvation Army Mrs. Lee Dugan. Mr. and Mrs. Olaf picture, “ Fires of Faith.” (irodland, Mr. aud Mrs. A. Söderström, i Mr. and Mrs. U. W. McKevnolds, Mr. 1 and Mrs. K. L. McKeynolds and faiu *ly, Mr. and Mr*. N. Lewis, Misses Olga and Oerda Söderström, all of D i vide; Mrs. Lewis Header, Mrj. Timo thy Hustings, Mrs. A. K. Foster and Corporal Oeorge Foster, o f Cottage Drove, and Kugene Riches, o f Wood burn. ♦ #• ♦ Announcement has been made of the approarhiug marriage of Corporul Ueorge D. Foster, but recently home from France, to Miss Clara I-aDou, T A L E S OF T H E T O W N formerly of this city, now a resident I o f Portland. The weddiug will take place in Portland and after a honey Mr*. Cora Lowry, o f Yonrallu, vis moon trip Mr. and Mrs. Foster will ited Wednesday at the home of her come here to make their home. »on, Hidney leiwry. Mis* Myrtle Kem left Wednesday for White hah, Mont., where she will tench again this winter. A. L. Welden went to Yunralln yes Tonight is American Legion night. I f yoig have been in the army, navy, terday to look after his farm. Moody'* ll » * » C *r*» The L. H. McCoy family came up or any other brunch of the serviee, it h r>pu,k L o o m * A n Maitai is your patriotic and civic duty to be from Hpringfield yesterday for a visit. present and bring other ex service men Mrs. C. M. Parker, who is receiving My moat valuable amtet ìn the with you. The American l-egion is at medical treatment at Kugene, is recuv good will of jieriaiiiH whom I have present, in comparison to gts enormous ering rapidly, according to last re future, in an embryunie condition, but ports. Ho far an operation has not nerved. Mont of my putronugi- after the November national conven been thought necessary. camea through their recommenda turn in Minneapolis it will bo organ Mrs. Roy Kumainc, who had been i/.ed to u permanency whereby it will visiting at the home o f her parrots, tion of my HcrviccM to their .1 become one of the most powerful fac Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime, returned to y~ friend)». tors in national life. Thiuk o f belong Portland yesterday. ing to an organization o f four million Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hanford leave men, each and every one u true-blooded I will not »light au examina American, striving to perpetuate and Humlay for a visit of several weeks There is a Zerolene Correct L u crystallize the spirit that curried them at Myrtle Creek. tion or any one of the numi-rou» Wanted— Girl or woman to cook anti through the great war. ft? brication Chart for each make of car. details entering into the making E Y E SIGH T SPEC IA LIS T The American legion is strictly n general housework at the Hospital. In a22r non partisan organization, and will not quire Dr. Wendt. Get one for your car at your deal of comfortable, efficient glasse», A N D O PT IC IA N tolerate politics o f any description, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pennington, of because I want to merit the good er’s or our nearest station. but it will have policies and those pol Tillamook, arrived Wedmuday. firing Your Prescription* Here Mrs. icies may be explained in one sentence Pennington will undergo n surgiral op ‘ 1* will of all my patrona. Factory on Premise* x ST A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y < taken from our constitution, “ To fos eration at the hospital. (California) v ter and perpetuate 100% American 881 W IL L A M E T T E STREET ism. ’ ’ Keep thinking about it. EUGENE, ORE. PH O N E 308 You will probably read this and A M O N G T H E CHURGHE8 may say, either ‘ ‘ ‘ I had all the war ♦----------------------------- - a I wanted and I am through with the Compliment* Camping Grounds arm y,” or “ I nm not going into any Methodist Church -Rev. Joseph Knotts, tion of the one at Hood River. W. C. Lilley, o f Waterloo, lown, who pastor. Hundsy school at 10 a. m. O. SUDTELL, S P E C IA L AG E N T, COTTAGE OROVE, OREGON thing where someone can use me as a political tool.” Let me tell you that Regular preaching services ta 11 a. m. ramped here Humlay, said that Cottage I f your wedding stationery is print the American Legion disregards all p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting Thurs G rove’* ramping ground is the most ed by The Hentinsl, you are assured pleasant hr lias fourni with the e«ec[i l««ng and iinppy married life.______ ** rank and is strictly a civilian organiz day evenings at 7:30 o ’clock, ation. Any mun, whether a former Hunduy morning, “ The Christian’s private, common seaman, ensign, cap ‘ Not G uilty.' ” Evening, “ China, the tain or o f any rank whatsoever counts Kaleidoscope Nation.” as one vote, and one vote only. Ho, gentlemen, think this over and Mrs. Alletnan Thrown From Mol*. * A u it e o*d gr/ai l/adrr h jn A u whole tommumiy and may ttji an entire «a / iw ’ - E t l think o f its enormous possibilities, Mrs. G. L. Allemsn, o f Divide, is re whether business problems or social An immense problem in reconstruction confronts the present generation. activities are involved. Aud while you covering from injuries sustained when Are you doing your utmost to prepare to lead in its solution? aro thinking, remember that there «re thrown from a «mule on which she was not any decks to swab down or K. P. making the trip between Cottuge duty to stand in the American Legion. Grove and Divide. Hhe struck the ground on the right side of her head And, lastly, when W. B. Follett, who and was brought to the hospital here is a member o f the national executive in an unconscious condition but has The demand for ear» in »o great that Ford» are being delivered committee, and at present state or since recovered sufficiently to bo re only upon order» definitely placed with Ford agent», and nine- ganizer, arrives in Cottage Urove to moved to her home. Her sister, Mrs. F. time» even then delivery i» »low. If you wi»h a car for uae thi» night, let us show him by our attend M. Chapman, was riding just ahead of aeaaon, your order ahould be placed right now. W e will he ance at Moose hall that the men o f her anil immediately got aid to bring pleaMcd to dcmon»trate to interested partie» at any time. Trains Cor leadrrshtp in the industries and professions as follow. Cottage Grove are ready to further Mrs. Allemnn into the city. It is HOME ECONOMICS A G R Ic b L T U R E . COM M ERCE. FO R E S TR Y. P H A R M A C Y . MUSIC. a movement that will enable Uncle thought that the animal threw Mrs. V O C A T IO N A L EDUCATION. C IV IL E N G IN E E R IN G . E L E C T R IC A L E N G IN E E R IN G . FO R D T O U R IN G CAR....... ........... ............ !.............. $618.21 Ham, in these and future troublesome Alleman in play rather than from M E C H A N IC A L E N G IN E ER IN G . C H E M IC A L E N G IN E E R IN G . I N D U S T R I A L A R T S . times, in easting up his accounts, to vicious ness. M IN IN G E N G IN E E R IN G . LOGGING E N G IN E E R IN G . M IL IT A R Y SCIENCE FO R D R O A D STE R ..................................................... $604.58 put down as the chief item under Thr College training includes courses in English. E onomic. Art. Mathematic.. Modern Languages. Physical Education, Industrial Journalism, Natural Sciences, and all essentials <A an education cash-in-band The American Legion. Card of Thanks. FORD S E D A N , with electric »tarter ant] electrically Tonight at 8 o ’clock in Moose hall. Three regular terms—Fall term begins September 22, 1919 We wish to thunk the members of equipped throughout.................................. ............. $953.55 Bring your buddy with you. the l. O. O. F. and K. o f P. lodges C Good Will Ex-Service Men, Attention! SHERMANW. Guides to Correct Lubrication Moody I 1 . V T A grade dor each type o f engine T • P t. BE A LE A D E R Oregon Agricultural College Foe College Catalog. Illustrated Bock let and other information address THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College. Corvallis PERSO N AL and friends for their kindness ami sympathy in our recent bereavement. u22p MR. A N D MKH. E. N. CB1JHON. I have a piano at the freight de pot I will clone out to you at 25% Tower than market price, cauli or term* to suit. Call or addreg* MR. JUNO M IL L E R Hotel Oregon, Cottage Grove Ore. *12pd Card of Thanks. We wish to sincerely thnnk for the sympathy and kindness of our friends in our bereavement, and also for the many beautiful floral offerings. MKH LOVE A L L E N a22pd A N D F A M IL Y . FORD ONE-TON TRUCK, worm drive, without body.. $635.15 8 E V E R A L SECOND H A N D M A C H IN E S ON H A N D A T B A R G A IN PRICES Cottage Grove Garage 0. E. Woodson, Proprietor Cottage Grove, Ore. Look for Our Ad. Next Week Some Surprises for You—Tell Your Friends, and You’D Both Make Money THE M O D ER N P H A R M A C Y ggS^ySSS