Program at Arcade Theater
F R ID A Y , JA N . 9 — A ll who wish to see MRS. ('11ARI,IF.
C H A P L IN in “ B O R R O W K l) C L O T H K S ” slumUl 001110 out this
night. In thin piuturo this dainty star offers some o f hor most
distinctive work.
S A T U R D A Y , J A N . 10— C E C IL B. I>K M IL L K in “ T D K
SQ U AW M A N .” This is s drama without frills but intensely
appealing. It has all the elements o f human interest.
For the benefit o f our many country patrons we w ill give
a matinee everv Saturday at 2:00 o ’clock p. 111 . lth* and 25c.
S U N D A Y , .IAN, 11 You can see B R Y A N T W A S IIB l RN
in " T H E W A Y O F A M A N W IT H A M A ID .” W hy did the
man bring a eat along? No, it is not a jo k e ! Honestly, you
never could guess the reason.
On this «late we w ill also have T1IK (IO L F O R B .11 \ E-
M L E CO NCKRT C O M P A N Y , o f Denver, Colo., an organiza
tion o f children from !» to 15 years o f a ire, all o f one family,
playing operas, classics and jazz ami singing 1 110 latest pop
ular son its . Matinee and Evening, 15c ami 35e; reserved seats
50c.
M O N D A Y, JAN . 12—W ill
RED G L O V E .” There is only
serial. You should not miss
grt'at surprise in store for all
last.
In- the 17th episode o f “ T IIK
one more cpis.de o f this great
a single chapter. There is a
who follow this picture to the
T U E S D A Y , J A N . 13— A combined show : C R A N K W I L
BUR in " D E V I L M et'A UK.” This is a western picture with
plenty o f action and T H E FAM O U S B l RNS B R tM IIK L S
N A S H V IL L E S T U D E N T S ten people with a jazz orchestra,
Golden West Quartet. Matinee and evening, 25c and 35c; re
serve«! seats 50c.
W E D N E S D A Y , JA N . 14— T H E E U T E R P E A N C LU B in
“ ZU N I L A N D ,” a wonderful preMcntation o f Indian music,
under the direction o f Miss Esther Silsby. See program else
where in this paper. This club's annual musical pro«luction is
the event o f the season in Cottage Grove musical circle*.
Don’t miss it. Matinee at 2:15 for school children and out-of-
town a«!ults only; admission 20c ami 35c. Evening at 8:15,
admission 35c; reserve«! s«'ats, on sale at The Elite, 50c.
T H U R S D A Y , J A N . 15— H E L E N E D D Y and BEN A L E X
AN D E R in King V id o r’s picture, " T H E T U R N IN T H E
R O A D .” Are you selfish, or do you attempt to help others?
Have you found happiness, or are you w earing yourself out
looking for i t ? Do you love chihlrent S» h - " T h e Turn o f 11»«*
Road” ami realize what you may be missing.
F R ID A Y , P R IS C IL L A D E AN in " T H E W IC K E D D A R
L IN G .” Folks, here is a m il photoplay treftt. You will grip
your seats and hold your breath.
W est Side Garage
Beginning January 1, 1920,1 have taken over
the Buiek, Dodge and Chevrolet agencies,
also all second-hand ears and all parts per
taining to these ears. You will find me at
Woodson Brothers’ garage until their new
building is complete, after which I will he
located at what is nmv the Cottage Drove
garage on the west side o f the river.
I have on hand at present three bargains:
One 1917 Chevrolet, newly painted and
overhauled a t ................
$450
One 1918 Chevrolet a t .......................$550
One 1918 Chevrolet a t .......................$600
L. L. H arrel, Proprietor
THE U N I V E R S A L C A R
The Ford Sedan, with electric self-starting
and lighting system and demountable rims with
3^-inch tires front and rear, for every day in
the year has no equal as a family car. Just as
popular on the farm as it is in the city. In fact,
it fits the family demands in every vocation o f
life. Large, roomy seats, finely upholstered, plate
glass wimlows make it an open car in pleasant
weather, while in rainy and inclement weather
it becomes a dosed car, dust-proof and rain
proof. It is not only comfortable, but really
cozy, and above all, economical in operation
and maintenance, and has all the Ford merits
o f strength and durability.
F O R I) S E D A N , with
starter and demount
able rim s.......$912.09
Woodson Bros., Agts.
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Society
(Classified Ads.
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Deo. U. Bralnard. Real Estate aud In
The Wiio.lmo m o f I ho W orlil utul their
•uraneo, timber lauds, mining prop
, ttiniilu'a w ill holil it oorial »»Mutiti to rrty, farming property snd city prop
'light.
orty.
, oltfo
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la tti» Mia* Alio» Johnson enter Tor Bale at a Rat gam Two cfcolroat
tninoil ii number of h»r pltiynmt»» v»*
lot* in Cottage Drove, lot* 2 and J,
torilny lift »moon with u ilolightful corner facing Sixth and Adams, two
liirthiltiy party ut thv hum» of bar |>nr block* south from First National bank;
»ut*, Mr. mui Mr*. W. Frn*l»r John- or will exchange n iiiii » for southern
aun. Un mo* nini muslo w »r» enjoyeil, California property. II. Vennko, I’. O.
nini dmnty r»fro *h «»n t», inrluiling ili» Itox 12, Dlendale, Calif.
d tp jllle
lurlhilny cake with fi\ «» emuli»*, w »r»
Raimi grain hay for sale. John II. Hull,
*»rv»tl ut it tubi» nttrnetivoly tip
2 mi. south of Cottage Drove, dl&tfe
puint»il with “ miti g ro w n u p " finora
mui pino» »mila.
For Bale BIx thoroughbred cockerels.
Phone 1311
d!M-jitpd
Th» miaaionnry aocioty nf th» l’ raoby
For
Bale
A
few
fresh
urtlk
cow*.
J.
t»rimi ohtiroh li»lil mi »njoynlil» *»*
II. Hawley, Divide.
dlMl jVpil
aioli \V»iln»»ilny with Mr*, ('hurl»*
Alluni*. “ Oomn’ * lino th» *uhj»ct of Wanted To reut or buy a second hand
iliM'U.a*ion.
invalid wheel chair. Address II. M.
I.ako, Dis-doii Route, Cottage Drove,
Th» liuli»*' niil of th» Pr»*byt»rimi Ore,
dW-jUpd
churrh will m»»t n»xt W»iln»ailnjr witn
Used Ford car with electric starter
Mr*. O. O. V»nt»h.
and demountable rims, cheap. Terms,
dM tfo
Th» ('on*t»llntion rlub m»t yesterday Dr. Weadt.
afternoon in th» bmupi»t room o f th» Cows for Bale No. 1 animals, some
Musonir t»mpl». Mr*. II. F. Wynne
fnsli and some roniing fresh *oon.
ami Mr*. Jo» l*ort»r w »r» th» Imat»*»»» Fred Wright, Walker.
d2(S jt*p<l
but on neoount o f th» illn»a* o f Mr*.
Wynn» Mra. K. K. Mill* took h»r For Bale An exceptionally flue fresh
Jersey heifer. Deo. M. Hawley, west
place. A plrnaunt aurini afternoon wn*
Main avenue, Cottage Drove*.
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follow »il by refnuhnient*.
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For Sale Two thoroughbred Black
Th» lai Conni» club ni»»t* next Tu »»
Minorrti rockereD. lai|iiire ltM)5 Ad
.In m ili Mra. «\ Il V u O n k U | ,
am* avenue.
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Mr. muí Mr». I. A. Itmulull g in » u For Bale- H room house, three lots, gar
ago. Call on owner, 1031 Washington
r»»»ption Frnlny »v»n in g for Mr. unii
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Mra. V. T. Hmiilull, iiowlywoila. There i v c u t ,
w »r» » bout forty pr»a»nt limi th» » v » For Bale 76 acre« wheat land. Mr*.
uiiig wn» *p»nt with gum»» mul in a
F. K. Dray, 1042 west Main, phone
aiH-iul way. Th» ocraaion wn* nlao th» 107-B.__________________________ j2 2Jpd
*ilv»r »»tillin g anniveriinry o f the
For Bale Do«lge touring car In good
m-nior Kmulull* mul th»y r »»»iv »il nu
condition. Tire* almost new. Mr*.
mero ii* ail u t pr»*»ut*. H ouu I» ouh r»
Klnitt liuimbridge. »
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fr»ahm»nta w »r» *»r\»il.
For Sale- Registered Jersey hull calf.
Mr. mul Mr». N. W. W hit» unii Miaa
Golden Glow Chief stock. W .1 \t• -*
Inez vi*it»<i in Kug»n» Tuiaulay.
-eager, Row River.
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Famous Juvenile* to Play Here.
Mr. White, manager of th» Areail».
hu* mini» arrmig»in»iit* for th» (tolforb
Juvenil» Concert company, o f Denver,
to piny here Bumlay. Tin* organisation
is rouipuiu'il of ehililmn from It to 15
year* o f ug». nil o f one fnmily, phe
noniennlly litlenteil, singing uiul piny
ing opera*, rliinair* mul |M>piilur niu*ic.
They nr» making a tour of the weal,
having playoit nt the auditorium nt
Portland, making a grout hit. They nr»
a»roni|uini»il on thi* tour by their fath
or and a private tutor who put* them
through their studio* the »nine a* if
they were in aehool and direct* them
in their music. W'e are fortunate in
having an opportunity uf hearing th»*e
talented children.
jl*c
Eighth Or ad« Examinations.
Uniform *tut» examination« for the
eighth grade will I m - given in sehool
district* where pupils huve complied
with the conditions mul toucher* have
certified thereto and applied for «|U»s
lion*, on Thursday and Friday, Jan
uury 15 and ID, ItCU. The teacher can
give thi* examination under direction
of the superintendent.
B. J. MOOKK,
jUc
County School Superintendent.
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Out of *m ssiul»l#a r*|SI*I X *"» •»*■*• • !' ,h* " T
JAM» # J IIIM .
T h e Successful Farm er
Raises Bigger Crops
nnd ruts down costs by investment in
labor-saving maebinery.
( iood prices for the farmers’ crops en
courage new investment, more production
and greater prosperity.
But tbe success of aRrieulture depends
on the jrrowth «>f railroads—tbe modern
beasts of burden that haul tbe crops to
the world’s markets.
Tbe railroads—like the farms—increase
their output and cut down unit costs by
tbe constant investment of new capital.
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Wanted Agents for Cottage Orove
and vicinity. Dood proposition Pre
vious experience unnecessary.
Free
schvnil o f iustriietion. Address Mnssn
chusett* Itoniling mul lusurutici- Conr
ptuiy, Accident and Health Department,
Hiiginaw, Mirhignn. Capital # 1,5* h »,« hri .
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Ooo<l covered hack for sale at London
Springs. J. It. Matncy.
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Ford touring
Young.
car
for
sale
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iMalluu« •*» IM ruMNMM M 11 pun H
drirtMil
La llw ptusvw uf r*«oM *liw iw 4t 1« «L w k «II • « • • 1« •*«#«.
W ith fair prices for tbe work they do,
the railroads are able to attract new capital
for expanding their facilities.
Hates high enough to yield a fair return
will insure railroad growth, and prevent
costly traffic congestion, which invariably
results in poorer service at higher cost.
Happy
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For Bale Set of good heavy work bar
ness. K. J. Kent, Saginaw. Phone
3MF2J.
Ji
National wealth can increase only as our
railroads grow.
Order* booked for baby chlx, either
(>. A. «'. or Taiicreil strain, #15 per
huudred. Altai a few good Tattered
cockerel» nt #2.5*1. Mr*. T. C. Shnw,
Collage Grove, Ore.
jl2 2*lpd
Poor railroad service is dear at any
price. No growing country can long puy
the price of inadequate transportation
facilities.
For Sale- O. I. C. boar. Want male
pig, not over six month* old. C. H.
Haight, Hagiaaw. I'home .:*FI2.
jBe
House for sale, furnished, five rooms;
with wood mill chickens. H. It. Kern,
1055 Washington.
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For Bale Two lota, centrally located.
on |»ivcil street, #700; #15 down ami
#15 n month; nu interest. F. A.
Oar
•tana.
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I7hi* admliMmcnl id published hi/ the
¿ lyvK 'iahofi \)f ¿J^ailwau %xecutwci t
Lost— Silver horseshoe brooch. Reward.
NOTICE.
Return to Sentinel.
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The bridge on th» Ijimloo road just
north of lloyil pine», two mil»* Mouth Lost—Oray fur ntxtkplece. Phone to
of "Cottage Drove, i* now clo*ed for
32F4 for rewnrd.
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repair*. T ra ffic must go by the way
Young
lady
dealres
position
as
book
of Ijithnm.
keeper and typist. Can give refer
jiic_________ DANE COUNTY COURT.
ences. Call No. 7 and nsk for Miss
Williams.
j9 23 pi I
f U > d tn n n f n / o r H lin nrnrrrntnf Ok* rntlrnad ntm-
sturn stay’ nbiam lUrrmtur* by s riti*| to Tk* A**uno-
tiim a ] Katlwmy K**ntho**. 61 BntoAomy, N * m to tk .
C A N N E R Y STOCKHOLDERS
Work Wanted Housecleanlng or any
kind of housework, .'10c an hour. Mrs.
Cottage Drove, Or«*., Dec. 30.— You Doldie Carpenter, Hehleef Itldg. jl* 2*’>p
are hereby notified that the nnnunl
stockholder* ’ meeting of the Cottage
Drove cannery will be held ut the com
incrciul club nt 10 o ’clock a. m. on
Kidney and bladder troubles are not
Monday, January 12, 11*20. Kindly !»•
limiled to men.
Housework, or work
present in person or by proxy, n* n
in office or factory, causes women to
majority o f nil share* must be repre
suffer from weak, overworked or dis
seated in order to transact buainenn.
eased kidneys.
The symptoms are—
j2-t>_______ D KANT TDW KIi, Hecnlary.
Run Down?
NO TICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter <jf John Cooley, de
censed.
Notice is hereby given that J. I*.
Currin ha* been by the County Court
of the Htate of Oregon in and for I Jim
County appointed administrator o f the
estate of John Cooley, deceased. A ll
person* having claim* agaiiiMt the en
tate o f »aid deceased are hereby noti
fied to present the same to the »aid J.
P, Currin, nuly verified a* the law
requires, at Cottage Drove, said Coun
ty and Htate, within *ix month» from
this the 20th day o f December, 11*19.
J. I ’ . CU RRIN,
Adminintrator o f the nutate
<I2*’> j2.’l
of John Cooley, deceased.
Readers of The Hentinel have been
told again and again o f the merits or
that reliable, time proved kidney rem
edy— Dorm’s K i d n e y Pills. The experl
ences told are not thorn; o f unknown
persons, living far away. The case*
are Cottage Drove crises, told by Cot
tage Drove people.
A. Rogers, retired farmer, 407 North
O Htrect, Cottage Orove, says: " I have
taken Doan’s Kidney Pill* o ff and on
for several years and they have always
done me good. I have been subject to
iittiiiks of kidney trouble which have
I made it hard for me to control passages
l of the kidney »ecrotions. I have found
'hat after I have taken a box o f Doan’s
Kidney PiUs my kidneys have become
Price 00c at all dealers.
Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills— the ssme that
Mr Rogers nses. Foster-Mllburn Co..
& IIÍ
O regonlifc
TO
DELIVER
Cleveland Six, $1640
jiftleygjdney pills Chandler Six, $2065
C . I. G O O D & C O .
puffin ess under the eves, tallow skin,
constant tired feeling, lack of ambition,
nervous condition, backache, rheumatic
pains, sore muscles, stiff joints.
get right at the cause of suffering and
misery, regulate the kidneys end blad
der and restore the diseased organs to
sound tod healthy condition.
M r*. W n . Fincher. 2000 W ood bourn« A * * .
Ijouianll*. K f.. write?«: “ I am |ual ^«Dtog «long
Im « 1 am taking Polay Kidnay Pilla «v a r y othar
night. You should havo a ««n rn« h «fo r« I atarted
I waa yellow aa gold, now m y ayaa and «km ara
all ciaarsd up. Aly kidnaps do not bothar ma at
night any m or«. If it w ill help aoma oOwr poor
noul who i t suffering you may mb « m y d u m
wbtrtvtf ywr rngOtctO» * gdvtftttgd.“
Fine
Dentistry
Told in Cottage Grove With Few Visits
A Resident Known to A ll Oar Readers
Relates an Experience.
READY
Registered D e n tis t* «sing the
E. R. Barker System make a spe
c ia lt y o f p r o m p tly
caring for out-of-town
patients.
Most p e o p le enn
not a ffo rd to waste
unnecessary time In a
d e n tis t’s office, and
E. R. Parker System dentists be
lieve In giving such patients all
possible attention and work on
each visit, so they will not have
to come In so often.
This work is all done so well
i t ' is fully guaranteed. You are
sure o f good dentistry and com
plete satisfaction. Best of all, you
need not fear puln, for every safe
method o f overcoming pain is
used. Prircs are moderate and
examinations and ndvire are free.
There are twenty-four offices In
different cities where the E. R.
Parker System is used, the nearest
one being at
7th Ave. and Willamette St.,
Eugene, Oregon
I). M. JOHN, Dihtrict Manager
PAINLESS
PARKER, DENTI8T
Corvallis, Oregon
930 Olive Street
Phone 949
Eugene, Oregon
Big Special Attraction at the
Arcade, Sunday, January 11
IN
ADDITION—THE
REGULAR •PICTURE
PROQRAM
The Golforb Juvenile
Concert Company
of Denver
an organization o f children from !> to 15 y»ara o f age, all o f
nn«‘ tamily, every one a mnaieian «if ex«'<‘|>tionnl capability,
playing opima, elaaaica and jazz and Hinging the latrai pop
ular HOIIgH.
WHAT THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS SAY
ABOUT THEM.
" A real atirpriae.’ ’— Portland Journal.
“ They made good with the people at the Auditorium .” —
I'ortlaud Oregonian.
"D e n v e r ahould l*e proud o f them.’ ’— Denver I’oat.
" I t ¡a an inapiration to hear theae children aing and p lay.”
— Capital News, Hoiae, Idaho.
MATINEE AND EVENINO— 15c, 36c, Rewnred Seat. 60c
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