Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, January 23, 1920, Image 3

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    By patronising u liom« Industry,
you u re helping to bulltl up your
own community. lly building 'ip
your ruiurnuuity, you are benefiting
ourself, Wa are coufldaut you a.’a
I'lioflllog yuuraalf in uaing
i
" 8 T E R L I N O " COMFOUNDED
FEEDS
It la an umliaputoil fact that bon­
net ly und accurately couipoundod
facila give better raaulla than any
straight grain faad. Whan wa start­
ed ill this busincaa we waro tliur-
ouglily convinced that the pil.l.c
cares a* much for quality as for
prize. lielieviiig this, our motto Lis
been “ A Higher Feed Valut f'>r
I -ess Money."
And because wo
have roiistuntly kept this in mind,
“ Hterling” ('orti|>ounded Feeds are
recognised as being all tha name
implies.
Our specialties are horse feed,
bog fued, and dairy feed, for which
we make tha claim " T h e r e are nuna
better."
('all und see us, and bv comparing
our prices with those or other com-
pounded feeds, you will find oppor­
tunities and bargains here that you
can't find anywhere else.
»«
STERLING FEEOCO
W E S T
M A I N
AVE.
w. w. M c F arland
THE
CI TY
T R A N S F E R
HAULING AND DRAYI m T
DONE ON 8IIO BT NOTICE
P IA N O M OVINO A S P E C IA L T Y
Of floe at Elite
Confectionery
PHONE 66
G r o v e T ra n s fe r
Com pany
All kinds o f
FURNITURE MOVING AND
GENERAL JOBBING
A. H. Powwra, Anson C. Rogers, C.
H Wlnsor, Peter Loggia and Henry
Hengntaken, Coss Hay port comrnln-
slonnra, nre on a tour of the Columbia
river from Portland to Aatorln. to *n-
epeet dorking facilities provided by
the various ports.
A re Your Teeth OREGON NEWS NOTES
Bothering You? | OF GENERAL INTEREST
Ncnrly everybody hns aomidhing
Hit- mutter with Hie teeth, hut
keeps on postponing u
visit to Hie dentist.
Sonic p e o p l e nre
ufrnid of puin, sdtne
ufruid of the' price, tSYSTEM,
nnd sonic don't wunt
Principal Eve n ts of the Week
Uoveruor Olcott was stripped of all
power In the appolntrnnnt of tnembera
of the state fish and game commis­
(nation of O u r Readers.
sion when the legislature passed the
house bill providing for a Joint fish
Efforts
are
being
made
to
organise
aod
game commission of nine members
t o lo s e th e t i m e .
who shall bo elertod by the legislature.
All these people should know in athletic club at The Dalles.
nhont the Hegislercd Dentists using
The Trlgonla Oil company, recently
At an election In Hanks the measure
the li. It. Purker System.
organized to drill for oil In the Rogue
to Incorporate the town was passed.
First, there Is no feur o f puin
A contract has been lot for an apart­ river valley, has received a drilling
when dentul work Is done under
ment house In Pendleton to cost 177,* outfit atid will start operations In a
tin- I-!. It Par her System.
few days. The company has made an
Second, the prices ure moderate, 000.
An oitenston school will he held In exhaustive survey of the territory on
' and every patient Is guaranteed
Alsoa. Hontoo county, January 29, 20, the east aide of Hear creek, near Ash­
full siiHsfuction.
land.
Third, fewer visits are required, and 81.
The clerks of the several national
and out-of-town visitors are given
The legislature passed the bill pro­
espuclul »Mention, no they need viding for the licensing of automobile forests In this state ended a two days*
not cull no often.
meeting at Eugene with the adoption
drivers.
If your teeth ure bothering you,
The Oregon State Dairymen's asso­ of resolutions asking that they be
remember thut the longer you
ciation will moot In Kugonu January granted an advance In salary and that
neglect them, the more you suffer
they be designated hereafter deputy
21 and 32
nnd the more It will cost you In
supervisors or administrative assist­
Morn
than
100
persons
at
Mapleton
the end.
There nre twenty-four F.. It. were vaccinated during the past week ants Instead of clerks.
Sensational allegations to the effect
Purker System oltlces In dilft rent because of a smallpox scare there.
elllcs, the nearest otllce being ut
E. C. Cole, official dog catcher for that the fish and game commission
the city o f Eugene, made a profit of acquired the Reddish farm In Lane
7th Ave. and Willamette St.,
county to pay a political debt Incurred
$171 the past month catching dogs.
Eugene, Oregon
during the last legislature are contain­
The
Oaco
Orchard
company
In
Ben­
P A IN LE S S PARKER, DE NTIST
ton county sold nearly (66.000 worth ed In a suit Instituted In the circuit
of fruit this year o ff Its 400-acre tract. court at Salem against the commis­
Waaco county la undertaking a ays sion by H. A. Holmes.
Senator Huston's bill providing for
tematln squirrel poisoning campaign
the establishment of a court of domes­
under
tho
auspices
of
the
nlfriciAtural
Achet and peine m m to b< ,.,e lot
tic relations In each county of the
of (he ordinary mortal. However, the*« agent.
July 22. 23 aad 24 are the dates se­ state which now has or shall hereafter
•hould be taker, »imply
nature'»
warning »ifnal» that aorne part ol (in­ lected for the third annual convention attain a population of 200,000 Inhabi­
human machine ia out oi order. It ia a of the Oregon State Elba' association tants or more, and prescribing the
miatake to reaign one’» »ell to physical to be held In Salem
Jurisdiction, duties and powers of such
torture when the csu»e can be removed. ' ' ' .T
'" —“ "T,?"
„
,
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Mr* Mary K Collins. 70, Oregon plo- court, paused the legislature.
By an overwhelming vote the people
noer of 1863, and widow of the late
Judge James L Collins, died at tha o f Astoria at a special election adopt­
ed two amendments to the city char­
tooe up weak, inactive, Huffish kid­ family home in Dallas.
neys and hrlp rid the blood of poison-
Impressive ceremonies attending the ter. One cretaes a civic center com­
ness waste matter that caesct ache* and laying of the cornerstone for Band's mission and authorizes expenditure of
paint in arms and Icf», backache, rheu­ 136.000 Catholic church will be held 1360.000 In establishing playgrounds
matic pains, sore muscles, stiff ol
and a civic oenter and the erection of
Sunday aftyrnoon. January 28.
swollen Joints.
*
e
an auditorium. The other amendment
A
state
wide
movement
has
bean
In­
_ Isaac B T u r n m a n . A s b u r y P s fb . N . J . . V , r f H
“ M y back c a u ia C h a , | i h I Sasl at trou ble to ,
augurated by the Oregon Hankers' authorises a 1600.000 bond Issue to
aoma lim a
I a s p a riu o ra d s h a rp , «K outin s patna
committee, to Interest the children In carry out reclamation work along the
w b te h w * ,# t o la tha conditio n at m v kidnoys.
O n o ball to <,t F o la y K id n a y P »H » Co— p 'o ta ly
clubs for the raising of registered live­ city water front.
ro lio va d m i g T K , pamo toil m y back
I re cum
The Ashland Fruit and Produce as­
stock.
m a ad P alay Ikiiiaay i'U .a |u m y tn a a d s '
I^and purchased a fsw weeks ago In sociation. a co-operative marketing as­
Deschutea county by the Deschutes sociation of which most of the grow
■-er«
Valley Seed company Is being cleared ers of Ashland and vicinity are mem-
and 200 aerea will be planted to pota bars, has closed by far the moat suc-
' ceaaful year In Its history. The re­
toea this spring
At a meeting of the Lebanon Na­ port of Manager A. C. Briggs, read at
TOW ERS
tional Farm Loan assoc tattoo M waa the annual meeting, disclosed the fact
R trL E X
reported that federal land bank loans that (be association during the past
SLICKER
had been made to stockholders to the year did a 1150,000 business, almost
! doubling Its best previous showing.
amount of (230.000.
li tha belt wot woathor
protection ^.«vsr mad«
D. F Fisher, government plant path-
Silas W illiam », resident of Linn
county continuously since he croesed 1 ologist at Wenatchee, Wash., has been
the plains to Oregon in 1862, died at directed by the secretary of agricul-
7 , ,A AJTOWE
Twraiai!
hla farm eight miles southeast of A l­ tune to make an investigation of the
E
subliU
ved
frozen orchards In the Willamette val­
bany. aged 86 years.
fo r th o
1036
The cltisena In and about Knapps, ley and ascertain If there Is not a pos­
a farming district In Clatsop county, sibility of saving many trees. A re­
Boston
M
ax*
are planning to Install a gravity water quest for the Investigation was made
system which will supply about 76 by Senator McNary. who haa been ln-
ranchee and famillea.
; formed of serious damage to the wal-
Frult
growers
from
all
over
Polk
nut and prune orchards around Salem
A «* * * ».
odunty report that since the recent by reason of the December oold spell.
Announcement was made at Port­
heavy snow rabbits In large numbers
< K Z -r
have descended upon their orchards land by W. K. Newell, federal food
administrator for Oregon, that the
and are ruining the trees.
I f you can’t afford to subscribe for
The car shortage, regarding which price of 18 oents per pound, retail, for
The Sentinel you can’t afford not to
cane sugar will be permitted at this
read someone rise's.
••• lumbermen have been complaining for
some time, has caused the Albany time, owing to the prevailing high rate
Lumber company to suspend opera­ wholesale. Mr. Newell also made pub­
lic a decision of himself and of United
tions at Its mill temporarily.
Authority to procure an oil painting States District Attorney Humphreys
Health Is Worth Saving. and Some ! of th,> U te Jamos With y comb*, former that dealera will not be allowed to
Cottagi Orove People
Té Know
governor of Oregon, waa given by the compel patrons to accept at the higher
How to 8ave It.
legislature, providing that up to 1600 figure cane sugar of a certain quantity
Mnny Cottage Drove people take be ezpcnded for a painting of tha ex­ In order to obtain beet sugar at the
their fives in tbeir hands by neglect­ ecutif«.
13 cent rate.
ing the kidneys when they know these
The rabbit poisoning campaign tn
The
cost
of
trail
work
on
the
Import­
organ» need help. Weak kidneys aro
re»|Hin»ililo for a vast amount of suf­ ant projects In the Caacade national the west end of Umatilla county un­
fering nnd ill health— the slightest de­
der the direction of the county agrl-
lay is dangerous l'»e I><m n s Kidney forest during the year 1919 was from
Pills—a remedy that hnn holla'd thou- (213.69 a mile to (478.39 a mile, ac cultural agent, Fred Benton, baa prov-
-anda of kidney sufferers. Here is a cordlng to a report of Foreat Super- ed a big success. Colonel J. F. Me-
('ullage drove citizen's recommenda­
visor Macduff.
| Naught, county farm bureau project
tion:
D. C. Hubbard, retired farmer, 640
A tract (ft 13.000,000 feet of timber leader, secured the cooperation of 106
Hizth street, Cottage drove, says: on tho Siskiyou mountains and ad- | ranchers who prepared six tons of
I have used Doan's Kidney Pills
o ff and on for the past ten years. When . Jacent to the Pacific highway has been alfalfa poisoned with strychnine and
over I have notleed that my kidneys Purchased by the Barham brothers of scattared It o vef the enow over a front
were not noting properly, I have used Ashland, who Will begin logging op- of nearly 100 miles, to protect 20,000
acres of cultivated land. Counts were
Doan's Kidney Pills and they have soon orations at once
A Joint mooting of the dental soct- made on six representative lots of pol-
ut them in good working order. It is
loan’s Kidney Pills that are responsi­ otlaa at Lane. Linn and Marion coun­ son totaling 90 pounds and 1237 dead
ble for my present good health."
ties I d be held In Eugene some time rabblta were found. Using this as a
Price ttOe, at nil dealers. Don't simply
ask
for
a kidney
remedy— get during the month of February la being basts It la safe to say that at least
Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that Mr. planned by the members of the Lane (00,000 rabbits were exterminated In
this campaign.
Hubbnrd uses.
Foster Milburn Co., County Dental society.
Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
Oeorgo F. Driss was killed last wank
When the special session of the leg­
jan23 30
on the Coast Range Lumber road islature adjourned Sunday morning
near Mabel.
He waa standing be­ after ( o'clock, It left a record of pass­
tween two cars when they came to­ ing favorably on 94 bills, and a miscel­
gether, and waa pinned between the laneous assortment of memorials and
D ru g S tares S ell It?
projecting ends of logs.
resolution* Following are the consti­
F ive m illion people
An Industrial survey of Linn county tutional amendments and other mesa-
use it to K IL L C O LD S
will be made by the Albany Chambsr urea to be submitted to the votera of
of Commerce to be used tn answering this state at the special election May
H I L L S
inquiries regarding the county’s re­ (1: Extending road limitation Indebt­
sources and Industries and tn general edness from ( to 4 per cent; relating
advertising of the county.
to debts and iiabllltlea of countlaa, en­
Severely frozen feet sustained dur­ abling oountiea to fund their debts;
ing the storm In December when he relating to succession to governorship,
•aom ov
volunteered to save boiler machinery providing pres Id not of senate suc­
Standard «old r»m »d y for 20 yoara
-ia tabUt form—«a l», »ur», ao
at Brooks-Hcanlon logging camp No. ceeds; restoring capital punishment;
opiat»»— b ru ir» up a «old la 24
1, caused the death at Bend of W. C. providing additional ta* levy for op­
hour»— rrlir rr» (r ip in ] dar»
M on »y back if it fail». Thr
QllMngs, loader foreman.
eration of soldiers', sailors’ and ma­
(»n u in » b o t ha» a R«d
lop w i t h
Mr. H ill'»
A Joint session of the house and san- rines' edueattonal aid act; levying an­
picture.
ate elected the following to the re­ nual tax of ( mills for support of pub-
A l A ff Drag Sfere*
created flab and game commission: Uo elementary schools; levying spe­
Fish cotnmtsatonera— Frank M. W ar­ cial tax for erection, equipment and
ren, five yeara; Chris Schmidt, three maintenance o f Institution for blind;
years; Charles Hall, one year. Oame providing tax of 1.2 mtlla for support
commissioners— I. N. Flrioohnar, five of Univaralty o f Oregon, agricultural
years; Marlon Jack, five yeara; E. C. college and Monmouth normal; relat­
D. M. JOHN, District Manager Simmons, three years; John (Mil, three ing to aoqulrlng of private lands for
yeara; C. F. Stone, one year.
pubUo purpose*
Corvallis, Oregon
B riefly Sketched fo r Infor*
ä
H a ve
Pain s?
ftley ftjdney pills
Stay on tho Jo^
While It Rains
T. W. Jacobs, Prop.
Phone 21 1*3
Professional Cards .
O ffice la Iutwaon Building.
Phone 47
Cottage drove
drago*
R. McOAROAR. D. D. 8.
D EN TIS T
Neuralgia relieved inatantly by
local application. Residence sou
office at Fifth and Main.
Phone I31J Cottage drove, Ora.
DR. 8. M. WENDT
PhyMctaa and Borgaon
Hpecial attention given to enrgery
and eye, ear and throat Country
cells as well as city calls answered
day or night.*
O ffice: Cottage Qrovo Hospital
J. E. YOUNO
A T T O R N E Y A T -L A W
O ffice on Main avenue
Cottage drove
Oregon
A* W. KIME. M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N A N D ST7ROEON
O ffice in Phillipe building over
the Ueneon drug atore. O ffice
phoue 34 Ueeidence phone 12dJ.
Cottage drove
A
Oregon
ATTORNEY A T LA W
and notary public. Practice* in
all court* Twenty-five yenrn ex­
perience.
Cottage Orove, Ore.
ALTA KINO
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Collections, Probnte, N itary
Public
774 Willamette 8t., Eugene, Ore.
D. N. McINTURFF
ATTO RNEY A T LAW
I'rartlcM In all courts. W ill attend to
your business promptly, honestly and ear­
nestly. Special attention riven to the
examination o f abstracts, d re ftln r'if wills,
settling o f estates, conveyances, collec­
tions and pensions. In Mrst National
bank building on Sth street.
Phone M
Cottage flm ve. Ora
H. W. TITUS. D. M. D.
E X P E R T D E N T IS T R Y
Modern equipment. First Nation­
al bank bldg. O ffice hours 0 n.
m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Eve­
nings or Sundays by appointment
J. 8. MEDLEY
A TTO R N B Y A T L A W
Eugene Loan and Havings Bank
Building
Eugene
Oregon
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K&A
REFLEX
EDGE
Keep the Kidneys Weil
1
Shubert” Wants Oregon Furs
ALL YOU CAN SHIP
And Will Ray These Extremely High Prices
GET A SHIPMENT OFF— TODAY
kviunuudoc
umiROB
l h ? i M EDIUM U «2 1 small !
f |T»A 70 AVC0A4C flT
8| »0 *vf»»if J J
f *7»â 70 âvfRaOf |frT»â TO âvf0â«( («) 70 » n i/ » t « 2'
QuâUTV
1M
: ine. Dark
Usual Color
Coast
18.00 to 15.00
18.00 lo l i 00
12.00 to 10.00
12.00 to 10 0 0
M
W intar
Fall
^
Makes no <lif-
Q regonlifc
I N
25.00 to 20.00
M O to
9.00 to
U
5.00
S
7 i0
K
3 .75
175
.
14.00 to 12.00
15.00 to 12.00
S h o rt
10.00 to 9.00
1 1 0 0 to
5.00
7.0 0 to 6 J »
7 A ) to 3.50
7 .0 0 to
6.00
5.50 to 4 5 0
5.50 lo
3.00
2 i 0 to
liO
1 .7 5 1 0
12 5
R
A
T
3.50 to
2 .75
2 i 0 to
2 i0 to
2.00
1 .7 5
K . U
11.0 0 to 9.00
83»
7.5 0
1 .7 5
to 1 Ü
NT K
N ? 1 MEDIUM
n in r s A U P G f i'U iiiA R G f
ffftlâ 70 âvflâU 1 ( I t t i 70 IV | l 4 «f **♦•• 70 IvrtirM
B la c k
10.00 to
9.00 to
S K
4 75 18
3.50 to
4.50 to 3 .75
r i S H A U 7 G 0 0 0 UNPPIMC
TO *VC»A«t 83 70 fi/f $ OUAUTY
8 5 0 to
8.00
7 5 0 to
8 5 0 13
75 0
7 2 5 to
6 .75
6 5 0 to S 5 0
7
J»
7.0 0 to 1 5 0
6.00 to
3.00
N a rro w
7 5 0 to
650
6 2 5 to
525
5.00 to
450
4.00 to
350
3 5 0 to
15 0
B ro a d
5.00 to 4 0 0
3 5 0 to
3.00
2 .7 5 k
22S
2.00 k
15 0
1 5 0 to
.7 5
These extrem ely high prices are based on the well-known " S H U B E R T ”
liberal grading and are quoted for immediate shipment. No. 3, No. 4,
and otherwise inferior skms at highest market value. F o r quotations on
other Oregon Furs, write fo r "®t?* dhtjubrrl •btjqw r'' the only reliable
and accurate market report and price list o f its kind published.
I t ’« F R E E - W r it « fo r it .
A shipment to •‘SHUBERT" w i l l
re su itin i ' “more money"—“quicker *1
SHIP
A
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YOUR
H
FURS
U
B
DIRECT
TO
E R
T « «
THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN
A M E R I C A N
g- ? 7 W . A u s t i n A v e .
R A W
d
F U R S
- h im » C h i c a g o ,
U .S .A „
Do Your Glasses
Harmonize With
Your Features
Moo4r*e Deep-Cortw
kjyptok Lense»
You don’t want awkward
‘ ‘ all - eyeglasses” looking
glasses. We have made a
study of facial characteris­
tics, and select the size, style
and shape of eyeglass most
becoming to the face of the
wearer.
There is a ‘ ‘ knack and
know how” about proper
eyeglasses fitting and ad­
justing that we have long
ago discovered.
Axe Better
SHERMAN W.
Moody
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST
AND OPTICIAN
Bring Your Prescriptions Here
Factory on Premiaet
881 W TLLA M E TTE
STREET
EUGENE, ORE.
PH O N E 362
“I Don’t Need to Tell You”
says the Good Judge
W h y so m any men are
going to the email chew of
this good tobacco.
You get real tobacco sat­
isfaction out of this small
chew. The rich taste
lasts and lasts. You don’t
need a fresh chew so
often. Any man who uses
the Real Tobacco Chew
will tell you that.
48,000
CASCARAjr^QUININI
< 51*12 a. a a , Inc.
If he's fine e x tr a large, d ark *
i
H. J. SHINN
Hader Bldg.
FISH BRAND
LooK
DR. 0. E. FROST
worth $ 25
P ut Up in Two Style*
\
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W -B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
W e v c a a n - B r u io IV*
»ny. 1107 B r o a d w a y .
The Government Says —
B uy your sypplies from the sources nearest
home and help alleviate the car shortage.
The trovemment might just as well have said
Cottage Grove people should use flour made
in Cottage Grove.
COTTAGE GROVE M ILLING COMPANY