Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., January 23, 1920, Image 5

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Bring your shoe repairing to Dick
Hickson, at Seventh und Main.
jlitfc
Mr. und Mis. J. W. Shaw, o f Cun
onvlllc »pent the week end at the
nine o f Mr. Shaw'a pnrents, Mr. and
Mi- T *' Him»
J. It. Stewurt left Friduy for Boise,
Ida., to look ufter property Interests.
Biilwell A ( ’lurk are puiating the
Dorenu school house.
Trupuested Whits Leghorns, Tancred
■train. Avoid disappointment by plae
ing orders in advance for day old cb ii
mid setting eggs for spring delivery.
I)mi Walton k Son, Hox 161, Cottage
Grove, phone 26 F-t.
a24apr24pd
0 . Cole returned Saturday to Hose
l.urg, after u visit nt the George Cur­
rin h iums.
Mias Dora Low and l-ee Tobin, of
,Kow Kivcr, were murried ut Eugene
Saturday.
Ed. Admns ia recovering from some
minor injuries sustained last week
»In n lie fell down a stairway ut the
J. 11. C'limnbcr» mill.
Miss Hilda ilurdin spent the week
A second hand Ford nt (500; a sec-
end nt Yonenlln.
ond hand Ford ut (-175; a Chevrolet ut
Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Hpencar vis
(175, and an Iridimi motorcycle at (00.
ited in Eugene Hiindny.
The Service Garage, Spray, Long A
II ighi-at market price paid for junk Cruaon.
j!2 t fc
o f ulT kinds ulso for aecond hand fur
niture. W. 11. Judaon, 217 aouth Hixth
street.
u2Htf
No form of food on tains ■ greater
Kev. H. Hnmrick ami Itev, K. G. O.
amount o f nourishment than
Grout ntlciiilfd n mei-ting o f the Near
Kant committee o f the Assyrian 'Arise
man belief nt Eugene Tueailny. All the
pnstors of the county were invited to
the meeting.
Klbert Bed« returned Hunduy from
When properly baked, It Is a deli
iittemliiig the legislative ai-asmn at
clous necessity of life. Why use any
Hulvui.
but that baked at home, wl en It la
juat as good or better than that
J. H. Milne was in Hub-in last week
shipped in?
buying |M>tutoea.
Wunted- I’ lnre to bonrd fur boy who
is ansioua to earn all or pnrt o f tin
C A N N E D
i
Hominy
This hominv is prepared from Seleehd
White Corn in the manner as Old-Fash­
ioned Lve Hominy.
KERR
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)0 YOUR EYES
[ROUBLE YOU?
SILSBY
B read
board.
jSSpd
B en d er's B akery
Hurry lt< title haa iMiught the M. C.
Cochran bicycle repair »hop and bi-
ryrle buainess Mr t'orhran will eon
•lurt a complete general repair shop in
the sume building
J. W. Kddy hue purchased properly
on Eighth street from “ F nele’ ’ liurnr
Veatch and ins daughter, Mra. Hubert
Moaby.
Miaa Mae Hrndford left Kuniluy for
Hulem to make her home with her
father.
Elmn, Wash., where she was culled by
the illness o f her mother and other
members o f her family. She was on her
way home when word was wired to
her nt Portland o f the death o f her
mother, whose condition
wns not
thought to be serious ut the time she
left. Mrs. H ill’s own health wua such
that she did not feel able to return to
Elmn, so she remained in Portland un­
til the arrival o f her brother, Harold
Ambrose, who attended the funeral,
und accompanied him ns far as Cot­
tage Grove on bis way to Sun Fran-
eiaco, from which city he will leave
for Honolulu, where he is stationed
with the navy.
One 1015 Ford runabout, (.125.
nernl and cremation o f hie brother, Equipped with delivery box. Woodaon
K. P. Willeta.
Brother».
jtttfc
Mr. and Mra. Klwyn McCurgur, o f
John Bnrtell is quite seriously HI
Eugene, spent Hun«lay nt the borne o f with pneumonia.
Mr Mct'urgiir ‘s pnrents, Dr. mid Mrs.
K MrCargur.
W. II. Hnuth, o f Eugene, and Chnrles
Cochran, o f this city, are collaborating
in the production o f n song entitled
" D iscov ery ." Mr. Hmith haa furnished
the words und Mr. Cochran ia setting
them to music.
There ia a good profit in wood at
present prices, «specially if you use
our of the wood anwa sold by Wynne
by the loo or 1000, from my trap
A Kitne.
jg.lt fc
oestad flock, Toucred strain. Order
at one« before it is too late to get
Miaa Glndys Poison, o f Eugene, spent
what you want. SPECIAL PRICES
Holiday with her sister, Mrs. Omar
ON M AY AND JUNE CHICKS.
Moore.
Mrs. Frank Inman returned Saturday
to her borne at Elmira, after nn ex ­
Cottage Grove
Oregon
tended visit nt the home o f her duugh
ter, Mra. Elmer Caldwell.
If they tiro oiiHily, if reading
r writing cauecs lt< n<laoh<-n, if
our oyi'N Hiuart and l>urn you
rohnhly nrctl k I iihwh , and »very
a y ’a delay work* further injury.
See me »limit your eye» today.
l'i-nr my perfect fitting glanm-»
Our Saturday and Sunday mat­
nd enjoy ease and comfort of
inees begin at 2 p. m. See W il­
(iaion.
liam Faversham in “ The Silver
D. J. S C H O L L
King," Saturday matinee, ut The
Optician-Optometrist
Arcade.
J. q . Willeta returned Sunday from
Lenses Oround on the Premiaea Portland,
where he attended the fu
f
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Tales of the Town
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M im l.nuir llruwn, formerly o f Dorr
(a, Mr«» mnrrii’ii at *’ul ile Nu«, Muhe«,
Imiiiary III lu George I’«-fflsnd, of that
(ilare. Thry will make thair lumie on
»he 1’offlnnd runrh tirar Cui <!e Ha«.
A aon wan born Jnnunry 14 to Mr.
Xml Mra. K. U Hailey.
A daughter wua Imrn Jnnunry 15 to
k r . anil Mra. C. C. (iilham.
Alwaya got Goodyear write and then
your half aolea will make your aboc*
M good na new. Hoc Guff, ahoe sur-
giaiu and rhiro|iractie. Conlagioua rim i
hot aerepted.
dOtfn
j N. J. Nrlaon reports the aule o f a
Imnl Mniwi'll to Iconard Mnllrtte, u
jirw Maxwell to Frank Gruhbe, a
t'letelnnd Hix to Miaa Loin»«* Garrtaon,
I new Maxwell to Howard Keene and
A new Maxwell truck to W. W. Me-
y'arland.________________________________
We Are Here to Please the
P U B L IC
S. C. W h ite L eg h orn
H a tch in g E g g s and
D a y O ld C h i c k s
B ert V . H a n d s
Mra. ibiril Parker and children re­
turned Saturday to Elmira, after a
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. King were both
' «»it with her mother, Mra. H. E. Me quite aeriouuly ill with eolds during
Kinney, mid her husband 'a parents, the (last week. Their son, Carl, came
Mr. n«id Mrs. C. M. Parker,
up from Kugene nnd remained several
The Service Gurnge menus exactly day* to assist in curing for them.
Miss Lydin Hooper returned Wednes-
what its itmne implies. We ure here
for service nnd we emi easily convince dny from nn extended visit nt Kedding,
you that we mean exactly what we Calif., at the home o f her niece, Mra.
any. When you have some little thing I.ealie Kngram, und hns resumed her
thnt needs fixing, come in aud see ua duties ns librarian.
nnd we nro certain that the treatment
The Cottage Grove Vulcanizing
you receive will insure the big jo b
W
orks,
E. J. Howe, proprietor.
when you have one. Hprny, Long' k
tf
Cruaon.
j 12« f c Vulcanizing and retreading.
Bernard Piper returned Wednesday to
Portland, after u visit with his grand­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. It Piper.
Huve you ever read Ben K in g ’s poem
‘ ‘ If I Should Die T o n ig h t " ! If you
haven’t, do so; then some around and
see Metcalf about a life Insurance
policy; but if you ca n ’t find the poem
you cun find Mctculf, and h e ’ll sell
you the luaurance anyway—either life
or fire. You may need both.
j2 tfc
Charles Getty», whose condition in a
Portland hospital was so serious that
life wna deapmred of, ia now on the
road to recovery. He suffered from n
severe attack of pneumonia. Andrew
Hrund, who was with him, returned
Tuesday and John Gruber returned
Wednesday. George Knowles remained.
Mra. Carter und two children arrived
Sunday from Coquille und are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Carters’ uunt,
Mrs. Fs nine Rhodes.
P rices o n C leaning
G o in g U p
PEOPLE’S MARKET
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
(in packages)
ROLLED OATS
FISH ERY
SELF RISING
PAN CAKE FLOUR (in packages)
These goods are superior to all others,
and we are pleased to recommend and guar­
antee them to you. Try a package and be
convinced of their superior quality.
Orocers to Particular
People
Phone 65
A . B rund & Co.
Our Saturday and Sunday mat­
inees begin at 2 p. m. See Chat.
Ray in ' String B ean s," Sunday
Mrs. C .'W . Simpson and daughter,
The G. M. Scott family spent the
matinee. The Arcade.
Mrs. K»t«v, were in Eugene Tuesday.
week end at Wendling visiting nt the
Mrs. Wm. Allen and family, o f Le-
Dennis'Uodle, Milton Evans and W. homo o f Mrs. S cott’s sister, Mrs.
ona, spent Sunday at the James Allen G. Cool Nvere up from Drain Tuesday Charles Chandler.
home.
night thVing the Royal Arch Masonic
Mrs. J. I. Jones visited relntives in
Roy Hmith, woods foreman for the work.
Eugene over the week end.
Nurthweatern Turpentine com|«ttuy, was
Mrs. D. L. Smith, o f Vancouver,
Mr. k n d Mrs. W. P. Moore, o f Go­
home over Sunday.
shen, Vpent the week end here with Wash., visited this week at the home
Shade Hurcham is recovering from Mr. rand Mr«. A. M. Moore. The of her sister, Mrs. Andrew Brund.
Mrs. Sarah Pnrvanee, o f Rujada,
his recent illness. He doesn't know Mcngts. Moore are brothers and the
visited during the past week at Hpring-
what wna particularly the mutter with Meribimes Moore are sisters.
him but says it was enjoyable to have
dlbert Hmith, Jr., is recovering from field with her daughter, Mrs. Alice El­
folka wait on him.
ai^operation for the removal o f his lison.
Furs are selling at a high price. t^&siD.
Make some extra pin money with the ’ 'M ajor Jas. Johnson, of Gold Beneh,
traps sold by Wynne ; A Kime. Every
Every- uini
C
<1 Col.
B. K. Lawson, o f Wedderburn,
thing in hardware, and
nd then some. 23tf Aoth former residents, visited here this
Miss Esther Hilsby ■ nd Miss Mildred' ^ eek . They had been at Salem attend-
llaiiua will attend grand opera in P ort; ng the session o f the legislature, both
being interested in the Rogue river
land next week.
Mra. A. W. Belli »e ll underwent Mi fish bill which was killed in committee.
H. J. Shinn was in Eugene Tuesday.
operation at the Cottage Grove h-»a-
pitul this week and ia getting aMwig
Mrs. F. L. Thompson and son were in
nicely.
Kugene Tuesday.
The sophomore etnas guve a program
Mrs. Emma Harms has bought the
to the high school Wednesday <>W this Marksbury property on Eighth street.
week. The juniors gave the program
Carl Alsted has bought the old Vol-
lost week und the freshiea writ give ney London property on north Lane,
the program next week.
.
Washington. — Effort» to break the
aa well as the Mra. Lydia Stouffer
Feed Dr. Hess Poultry Panacea. It property next to it.
senate peace treaty deadlock and keep
makes bens lay more eggs. AH sizes
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Newhail, o f the treaty oat of the political campaign
at A. Hrund k Co.
Creswell, visited during the past week were advanced a step when republican
L.
E. I-umson returned yesterday to at the home o f Mr. N ew hali’s sister,
senators advocating ratification dr?w
his home in Hhedd, after a visit at the Mrs. W. V. Chapin.
home o f bis brother, J. F. Lamson.
George Baker, an oyster grower, o f up a counter proposal to the set of
O. II. Heine aud Mr. antl'M™. Arthur Hhoalwater Bay, Wash., was here dar­ compromise reservations submitted to
Wolcott motored to Eugene yesterday ing the past week looking after timber them by a group of democrats.
to visit Mrs. Heine, wh^ is in a hos­
crests.
The republican proposal, to which
pital there.
Wm. Baimbridge was in Oakland Its sponsors said Senator Lodge had
Mr. and Mra Joe Brit her and chil last week looking ufter property inter­
given tentative assent, was understood
dren visited in Eugene yesterday.
ests.
Strayed from west» o f Oowdyville
T. R. Sprinkel went to Hubbard to deal only with some of the collateral
lust July, one light ’•yearling Jersey last week to temporarily take charge Issues In the reservation controversy,
heifer. Any iuformuAon to find her o f the 8. P. baggage job.
leaving to future negotiations the
appreciated and paiS for. D. N. Me-
Howard
Ralston, of Montgomery troublesome questions of article 10,
Inturff, Cottage Gryvc.
j9tfc Creek, Calif., who had beeu visiting at
and equality of voting power In the
David Stewart, o p Portland, is visit­ the home of his grandparents. Mr. and
ing Mr. and Mra l . P. Hart.
Mrs. F. C. Ralston, returned home last league of nations.
Some of the democratic suggestions
A daughter wasJiorn January 15 to week.
Mr. and Mrs. ( i F. Skelton. Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Sanford received word were said to have been accepted. In­
Skelton is at the^A. W. Kime home.
last week from her father, John Dyer, cluding a change In the republican res­
Wm. Andrews sustained severe in­ that he has been for two months in a ervation program of last session, so
juries at the i . H. Chambers logging hospital at Los Angeles suffering with that the senate qualifications would
ramp yesterdap when a log struck him brights disease.
not have to be accepted affirmatively
and mashed hie knee. The accident is
Saturday Eugene Register: Mrs. Arta
said to hove resulted from an error in, Gibson and Mrs. Lillian Hathaway are by ths other powers. Agreement on
or misunderstanding of, signals given. ■(«ending the week in Cottage Grove these changes, however, was under­
stood to be conditional on certain con­
Having bought ten high grade White with relatives.
Saturday Eugene Register: 8. O. B et­ cessions by democrats In regard to
Leghorn roosters o f the Hollywood
■train froth hens trapnesting 274 to tes, the cowboy preacher, has been ill other reservations.
2*3 eggs rin 12 months, wbi.-h I will for two weeks at the Yates hotel. He
The speech of Mr. Bryan at the
mate with 200 two-year-old O. A. C. had intended to start a few days ago
Jackson
day banquet, which, in addi­
for
his
trip
to
Michigan
but
will
be
hen», I MU have the beat o f liatet ng
eggs for sale. J. F. Spray.
jOtfc unable to do so for some time.
tion to opposing any effort to carry
Mrs. W. W. Oglesby received word the treaty Into the campaign, advo­
The (t. W. Lancaster family, who
recently arrived
from
Washington, Tuesday o f the death o f her mother, cated the speedy compromise, was put
have moved into the Harms house at Mrs. P. A. Morrison, in Kern county, Into the senate record by Senator Mc­
Calif., at the age o f 86 years.
Sixtb&and Adams.
Cormick, republican, of Illinois, after
Mrs. R. E. Casad, o f Kansas City,
Mxe. L. J. Doyle writes from Tucson,
the president's letter accepting his
Mo.,
is
visiting
at
the
home
o
f
her
A ri«t to which place *he accompanied
heniduughter. Miss Maud, that rain has sister, Mrs. C. E. Stewart. Mr. Casad stand had bean presented by Senator
Senator McCormick re­
fulfen there for the first time in 40 was here but has left for home, stop­ Hitchcock.
yAsrs and that it wns snowing at the ping at Ashland for a visit.
quested that the two “ be printed In
tjlho she wrote, both being very un­
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hensen, who juxtaposition In view of reports that
g u a l weather conditions,
spent several weeks here, left last
they are agreed on the treaty."
k, A. 8. Myers returned to Eugene Sat­ week for Chicago.
urday, after spending a few days at
his Coast fork ranch.
J. B. Rouse was in Eugene Saturday
on buainess.
O. II. Heine hns filed with the coun­
ty elerk application to register his Silk
Should be able in cate of need to draw upon the massed
creek farm as Crystal Springs.
reserves of the nation. W e are able to do so by redis­
Misses Rose and Emelie Haldeman
counting with the Federal Reserve Bank and are thus
spent Saturday night in Eugene.
Mrs. Vietta Ncnl returned Wednes­
Miaa Esther Jorgensen visited in Eu-
day to her home in Albany, after a
geue Saturday.
visit at the home o f her daughter,
Mr. and Mra. J. V. Stewurt visited Mrs. T. G. Hudtell.
l in Eugene Sunday.
John Spriggs left Hunilny for Kitaon
Mra. G. B. Pitcher was called to
springs to endeavor to get relief from
Sunnyvale, Calif., Tuesday by the ill­
rheumatism, with which he haa been a
ness o f her sinter, Mrs. W. B. McNeil,
severe sufferer for several montha.
whose illness probably was brought on
Nelson still gives Jitney Ser­
by the death o f her grandchild, who
FREE D E LIV E R Y
vice. Call 99 or come to our wait­
lived with her. Mrs. McNeil was here
On and after the first o f December
to attend the golden wedding anniver­
ing room at 401 Main Ave. j9tfc
the price o f cleaning and pressing
sary o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
E. C. ilnllndny suffered severely
men '■ suits and overcoats will ad-
W. Kerr, and also the funeral of her
for several days aa the result o f a
vunco to (2, women’s suits to (2
father.
F M m 15__________ H. O u lv r, Prop.
cinder which got into one o f his eyes.
and up, wom en’s dresses to (2.50
Mrs. Vetn Young and Mra Emma
Mr». Hattie Keid, o f Condon, visited
and up. On account o f the contin­
Harms were in Eugene Monday.
this week with Mr. and Mra. J. E.
ued advance in cleaning supplies we
Mra. I.ln Veatch a id 11. J. Shinn 1bum-wood
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Desmond,
are after more rough dry bundles.
cere nt ( ’niiyonville nut week on n
newlyweds, o f Tacoma, visited this
Mr. and Mra. Frank Hawkins have
nae In which Mra. Veutch wna aued
week at the home o f Mrs. Desmond's
'or aevernl thouaund dollars bemoan of traded their property on north Doug
sister, Mrs. Isaac Ritchey.
njiiriea auatnined by a woman who fell Ins for property on Ash nvoniie owned
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Arnott, o f Wal-
hmugh a porch on properly formerly by Mrs. Kittie Ornbbe.
terville. Wash., visited this week at the
wood by Mra. Veatch. Mra. Veatch
Sheep dip nnd disinfectant just ur
home o f Mrs. Arnott 'a parents, Mr.
rived. A. llrund A Co.
ton the rnae.
C. J. Kem hns been confined to the nnd Mrs. George Young.
I Feed |)r. Hcaa Stock Tonic. Mnkea
The O. L. Niohols family hnvc moved house this week with s bad foot.
B. D. Stephenson, who recently ar­
Iowa give more mill». All alxea juat nr into their new home on Birch avenue.
Mrs. John Ashby visited at Mabel rived from tne east, hns bought one o f
(ived. A. ltrund A Co,
Mrs. J. W. Stoops, o f Rpseburg, vis­ during the past week at the home of the Lurch houses on Birch avenue.
I Mr. and Mra. C. Alated returned Run­ ited this week at the home o f her sis­ her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Godard.
Mr. and Mrs. James M oran's little
ter, Mrs. J. D. Monroe.
ny from a visit at Mulem.
J. W. Huberd, o f the Huberd Shoe child hns been quite seriously ill dur­
J. D. Protr.mnn. employe o f Ihe pub­ Mrs. Floyd Churchill nnd son re- Manufacturing company, o f Eugene, ing the past week.
ic service commission, wns here from I turned Friday to Portlmul, after a Ore., has made arrangements with
Mrs, C. C. Cruaon has resigned her
Powell A Burkholder to handle Hub- position with the H., B. A M. company,
ortlnnd this week.
j visit nt the C. L. Churchill home.
erds’ Shoe Urease, which is guaranteed nnd her plae© has been taken by Mrs.
to keep out rain and snow water, be­ Ed. Blakely.
ing the only shoe grease guaranteed to
Mrs. George El wood and daughter
do the latter. Get some free samples
nt the Powell A Burkholder store nnd Aubrey left Wednesday for Los An­
givo this grease n trial.
j2-30c geles, where they will remain for some
time in the hope o f b en efitin g Miss
Raymond Jury, o f Seattle, visited A udrey’s health. Mr. Elwood and son
this week with his cousin, Wilfred may join them there lator.
Jury.
Duke Knox returned Monday from
Lester Phelps hns bought the Mrs. Portland, where he visited his mother,
A. W. Jones property west o f the high Mrs. 8. L. Knox, who is receiving med­
school.
ical treatment.
Curtis Vcntrh lost a valuable cow
Mrs. C. A. McFarland underwent an
a few days ago, death resulting from operation a few days ago for the re­
eating salt o f f o f m eat.'
moval o f her tonsils. Her sister, Mrs.
Come nnd see Nelson for a good used Mary Anderson, returned with her from
car. We have several on hand at the Eugene and may make an extended
right price and can give you terms. stay here.
per 50-pound sack: special prices in quantities
Nelson Auto Sales and Service.
J. C. Branstetter and
A. Sandberg,
The Cedars district has reorganised o f Silverton, arrived Sunday for n
its literary society. The next meeting hnnting nnd trapping trip to the John
will be held tonight.
Barker rnneh up Mosby creek.
Dr. Wendt was in Portland this week
Miss Edna EUedge, o f Portland, vis­
on business. His family accompanied ited this week at the home of her par­
A L K
A
B L O C K
A N D
S A V E
A D I M E
him and visited at Forest Grove,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. EUedge.
"E con ob iy , cleanlineaa and first
rlnna s e r v ic e " ia our motto. D on ’t
tie afraid to send the children hero
for your meata. We wait on them
juat the snmu aa we do the grown-
o|i folka..
All kinds o f freah meata, bacon,
hnrnit, Innl, criaco, compound, lunch
menta, niinco meat and aourcrout.
WE HAVE FISH ERY
DEADLOCK IN SENATE
MAY YET BE BROKEN
Suggestions Made and Ac­
cepted Believed te Prom­
ise Eventual Agreement.
T h e B a n k Y o u Choose
in a position thoroughly to safeguard the interests of
our customers.
Total Resources Over $700,000.00
Cottage Grove, Oregon
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Cottage Grove
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
S P E C IA L S
5-lb. pail homo rendered lard, Friday and Saturday only $1.65
or a 10-lb. pail, Friday and Saturday only.......... .... .... ..... $3.20
Fine breakfast bacon, Friday and Saturday only, lb....32c, 35c
Picnic hams, Friday and Saturday only, lb.......................... 30c
Nutmargarine, a palatable and delicious butter substi­
tute, per lb__________________________________ ____ _____ 40c
City Meat Market
Bartels &
Safley, Proprietors
Phone 89
F lou r Still A d v a n cin g
B ut w e still h a v e a special at the
ro c k b o tto m p rice o f
$3.35
HORTS GROCERY
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR
NOTED FOR QUALITY
JONES
Successor
to
J. F. Spray
EA TO N
Phone
3