Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, January 23, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextT- - - January Clearance Women’s and Children’s Shoes at less than today’s wholesale coil Women’s $10 tan kid (cloth top) shoes, French or mili tary heels, on sale at— $7.85 January CPrance W om en's Sweaters O N E -F O U R T H OFF Pure worsted sweaters, silk sweaters, fibre sweaters- all wanted styles and color combinations. Former $7.50 sweaters now $5.63 Former $8.50 sweaters, now...$6.34 Former $9.50 sweaters, now.... $7.10 Former $10.50 sweaters, now ... $7.90 Former $12.50 sweaters, now $9.38 Former $10.50 sweaters, now $12.33 Trunks, bags and suit cases, special for - ¿r January at____ L U /o O il Women’s $5 and $6 black or tan shoes, French or mili tary heels, on sale at— $3.95 4 COTTAGE GEOVE A O ’ NTS MXJNSINQ W E A R— for men Helliwell, Bangs & Marksbury \ and cendran The Daylight Store L Y N X HOLLOW. (Hpecial to The Sentinel.) Jan. 21.— Mrs. Huntsman and Miss label, Miss Sarah Lajoie, Miss Vena aid well and I. N. Dresser were in reswell Tuesday.. Frank Lajoie and family, o f Eugene, lotored up Sunday to the home o f Ir. L a joie’s unele, Lew Lajoie. Mrs. Oscar Jackson, o f Delight Val ley, and Mrs. Shaw, o f Pendleton, vis i t « ! Monday at the Marvin Jnekson home. Miss Kathleen Allen, census enumer ator, stayed over night at the Dresser home Thursday o f last week. Mr. and Mrs. W olford and children were dinner guests at the Caldwell home Sunday. Mrs. Joseph Neal suffered a stroke o f paralysis Sunday and is in quite a serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. Will James and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lebow were Sunday gjiest* o f Mr. and Mrs. Jajoie. Lester Porter was out o f school the For Quality and Service first o f the week on arcouAt o f illness. Mr. Ogritm motored up from Cres- well Sunday. , A large number from here attended the funeral o f Mrs. Frank Jarkson at Walker Thursday o f last w««ek. Mrs. Lebow and Mrs. Dresser were guests o f Mrs. Fletcher England at Walker Tuesday, and in the afternoon the three ladies called on Mrs. Marvin Jackson. ' HEBRON. (Special to The Sentinel.) Jan. 15.— Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. It. Powell, Friday, January 9, a daughter. Mrs. Pizer, o f near Salem, visited KEPOBT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIBST N A TIO N AL B A N K AT last week with her dnughter, Mrs. John Kebelbeek. COTTAGE GEOVE, IN THE STATE OF OBEOON, AT THE CLOSE J. A Powell and C. C. Oilhnm killed OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31, 1919 two bobcats and threo coons lust week. Mrs. R. E. Ijick y was in the Grove RESOURCES $355,286.27 last Friday to see her pnrents, Mr. and t s » m and discounts, including rediscounts— 36.28 Mrs W. P. H uff. Overdrafts, unsecured----------------------------------------------------- U. 8. Government securities owned: Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value) 12,500.00 8 IL K CREEK. Pledged as collateral fo r state or other deposits or bills payable--- -------------------------------------------------------------------- 3,000.00 (Special to The Sentinel.) Owned and unpledged - ......... ........... - -------------------------- 39.3bl.24, Jan. 21.— Mrs. O. H. Heine, who un War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually owned 846.18) 55,727.24 Total U. S. Government securities______________________ derwent a major operation at a K ii Other bonds, securities, etc.: gene hospital Wednoadny o f Inst week, Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure postal is doing nicely. savings d ep osits............... 7,000.00 Vivian Dwyre, o f Gardiner, visited Bonds and securities (other than U. 8. securities) last week with his parents, Mr. and pledged as collateral fo r state or other deposits (post Mrs. C. W. Dwyre. al excluded) or bills payable-------------------------------------- . 14.4S9.70 Frank Wheeler is ill with pneumo Securities other than U. B. bonds (not including stocks) owned and unpledged_____________________________________68,2t8>.64 nia. 89,696.34 Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. 8 _ _______ A fter spending the week end with Stoek o f Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent o f subscrip his fam ily, Homer Sprague returned to tion) __________________________________________________ 1.500.00 his work at Kujada. 18,000.00 Value o f banking house, owned and unincumbered_______ W. W. Gildersleve has been quite ill 4.900.00 Furniture and fixtures- Beal estate owned other than banking house.. 1.800.00 with a sore throat this week. Mrs. M. F. Babcock went to Suther 41,037.28 Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 125,681.22 lin Friday to visit frionds. Cash in vault and net amount due from national banks___ Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust compa O. H. Heine and daughters, and nies other than included above______ __________________ 9,608.5t» Mrs. Hurcham and Mrs. Wolcott mo Checks on other bunks in the same city or town as re tored to Eugene Suniluy to visit Mrs. porting bank (other than exchanges for clearing houso) 1,055.13 Heine. Total o f three preceding items____________ ___ _______ 136,380.85 Miss Dora Chitwood came out from Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer and due from U. S. treasurer............... ..... .................. ................. 625.00 the Grove and attended church Sab bath. Interest earned but not collected— approximate— on Notes and Bills Receivable not past dne ________ 1,820.00 H. M. Dnmcwood was in Cottage Grove Monday. TotaL __________ 4706,773.26 Mrs. Mary Weston entertained Edith LIAB ILITIES Wheeler, Lola and Cora Wilson nod Capital stock paid in_ $ 25,000.00 Malva and Ruth Fowler Friday at din ■Surplus fund_________ 25,000.00 ner in honor o f E dith ’s birthday. Undivided profita. 4.340.55 Last Thursday cveninga company o f Interest and discount collected or credited, in advance o f maturity and not earned (approximate)________________ 2,561.39 friends und s ch o o lm a te s surprised Miss Circulating notes outstanding____________________________ 12,500.00 Edith Wheeler at her home. It was a Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and trust companies 3,743.22 birthday party. The evening wits spent '/ertified checks outstanding__________________ ___________ 1,367.50 in playing games, in social chat and Cashier ’• checks on own bank outatanding_______________ 2,099.06 music. Edith received many gifts, Total o f thro« preceding items..... .................. 7,209.80 cards and hearty wishes for many hnp- Demand Deposits (other than bank deposits) Subject to py returns o f the «lay. About 9:30 cake Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): Individual deposits subject to check_____________________ 500,135.41 and fruit juice were served to the guests by Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. John Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than fo r money b o rro w e d )............ ...... . . . ______________ 27,118.86 Wood anil Mrs. W. W. Gildersleve, State county, or other municipal deposits secured by I wenty one were present. pledge o f assets o f this bank___________________________ 8.095.13 Dividends unpaid________ ___ _______ _____ _______ ___ ____ 5,000.16 SAGINAW. Total o f demand deposits (other than bank deposits) sub ject to reserve_____ __ __________________________________ 540,349.42 Time DepoMts Subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, ' (Special to The Hentinel.) or subject to 30 days or more aotiee, and postal savings) Jan. 21. Il«'v. Matlock, o f Eugene, Postal savings deposits___________________________________ 1,440.49 Will preach here Hundny morning and Other tim« deposits_____ ___ ___ - ._______________________ 88.371.61 evening. Total o f time deposits subject to reserve_________________ 89,812.10 Lillie Knight, who is attending school Total... ____ 4706,773.2«; at Cottage Grove, spent the week end it home. Of the total loans and discounts shown above, the amount on which interest and discount was charged at rates in W. M. Burgess is on the sick list excess o f those permitted by law (See. 6187 Rev. Stst.) ■ his week. exclusive o f notes upon whieh total charge not to ex A birthday party was given at the ceed 60 cents was made, was.. none home o f Mrs. Dirk in honor o f Mrs. The number o f such loans wss___ _________ ____ _____ ___ none o f Oregon, eounty o f Lane, ss : L T. C. Wheeler, cashier o f the above N a il’s 69th birthday. Those present ed bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best o f were Mrs. W. A. Witcher and daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hmith, and baby, Mrs. my snowledge and belief. T. C. WHEELER, Cashier. Knight, Mrs. Hrott, Mrs. (¿ueener, and Subscribed and sworn to before ms tbis CORRECT— ATTEST: Grandma Dick, who is visiting here, 13th dav o f January. 1920. OIJVEH VEATCH, Geo. H. Brainard, Notary Publie. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick nnd family. N. W. WHITE. (M y eommieeien expires Sept. 28. 1923) J. H. HAW LEY, Directors. All enjoyed the day in social chat and l . 1-1 wlder tinnì the illameter o f thè pipea. Protect thè floor beneuth the attive with shed metal, and hnve It extend forwnrd ut b'iist twelve inche* directly tionenth the ilonr to the nshidt. Hurround thè buse o f thè funisce with brlch, alone or rullerete. Fix a guarii molimi the pipe in the alile, ao n dhmg uiuy he storni ngmu»t la. Never polir kerosene luto a coni or wood stove, evou wheu the fife la out. Never pili nshe* iato womlen boxe* or Imrrola; use li »trong melai run. Htudy thè drilli» mid damper». Do noi let the d ov e» or pipea beeome ted hot. Keep th«> uluvva, fumile««», flue» and cluni"«')» clenn. DORENA. luapfd the rhimneys nnd flue* tu he *uro thut they nre aouud. (Hperinl to The Hentinel.) Do uot «Iry wo«»d in mi oven. Jna. 21. Mi** Doris England, o f the Do uot limig w d clothing too nenr to Grove, vialtcil with Thursday with Mrs. n stove, Wayne Kirk. Keep ciirtuilis nini olher eloth nwny. Mm. James Hedford visited in the frolli d ov e» uinl pipe». Grove auvernl duya recently. Cuthbert frit«'* hua returned to his The Hentinel ree. Ive* lliqutrÌM every work at Upton. Miss Hose Herrn, o f Portlnnd, who week front pro»p«*divo seti ler* who hud lu>en visiting with her brother, wish copie* or the pnpor. i f you wlsh to «eli your land your itd. »houli! he in Minion Herrn, returned home Friday. Mrs. Iliillie VanHchoiai'k in'compn The Houli nel, veliero prospectlv» adtler» u l4 tf nied Mr. an«l Mrs. C. W. Hears, of » ili avo it. Mount View, to Hnringfiold Hunduy, The Hentinel, $2.00 tho y ea r._______ visiting there with r’rmik Wilson, who is seii-nisly ill. Mrs. Charles Arrington nnd daughter and m>n, Kilby nnd l.oyd, spent Hunilny with the Proudfit*. ( ’lassiTied Ad«. Bennie Prince, o f the Grove, visited Huiulny with Floyd anil Charlie Mel.in Mr. mill Mr*. J. II. Kirk returned Geo II. Brain aid. Real Batata and In Hominy from a visit ut Mnrroln with surance, timber lands, mining prop their «laughter, Mrs. J. E. Holst rum, erty, farming pmpeity and city prop nnd son, Emit Kirk. erty. o llfe Mr*. Anna Teeters, o f the Grove, came up Thursduy for a few d ays' vis For Sate at a Bargain - Two clotc«*t it with her son, Charles Teeters, lot* in Cottage Grove, lota 2 and 3, Miss Bello YmiHchoiurk visited sev corner faring Hixth and Adam*, two oral day* o f Inst week lit the Proudfit block* south from First National hank; homo nt Wildwood. or will exchange name for aouthern Mr. mul Mrs. A. H. Ward motored to California property. II. Vcnake, P. O. Hpnngfield Wednesday. Box 12, Glendale, Calif. dIOjIOc The Misses Harnh mid Belle Elliott, Baled grain hay for xale. John 1!. Hall, o f Fairview, gave a party nt Dorena 2 mi. south o f Cottage Grove. dIStfr hall Friday night in hnnnr of their gui'st, Mis* Aitn Gilcrist, o f the Gr«ive. Used Tord car with electric «tartar The Charles Teeter* family visited anil demountable rims, cheap. Term*. Hundny nt the Lee Thomason home at Ur. Wmdt . d2«'lt' How Utv or. For Sal* -7b acre* wheat land. Mr*. Edwin Hedford hns returned from a F. E. Gray, DM2 went Main, phone several duya’ stay at Corvnlli*. jrfgJpJ Mr*. J. T. Hnllee »pent the week end 107H. with frieinls and relative* at Htnr. For Bale Hat of good heavy work bar Miss Kathleen, o f Hnginnw, i* taking no*». K. J. Kent, Hnginnw. Phone the census in this district thi* week. I6F2I jU 23pd Mr. Arrington, uf Dinner creek, was Orders booked for baby chlx. either at home over the week end. O. A. 0 . or Tancred *tram, $15 per Miss l.ottie VmiHchoinrk nttemled huudri'il. Also u few good Tnnered Hundny school nt Wildwisul Hundny. tjiiite a number from here attended cockerel* at $2.50. Mr*. T. C. Hhaw, JU Mp4 the musicslo, “ Zuni l.m n l," given tiv «'"i ing« Grove, Ore. the Kutorponn club in Cottage Grove For Sale Two lota, centrally located, Wednesday night. on |Mivcd street, $700; $15 down and Harnh Elliott went to I’ pton Hundny $15 a month; no interest. F. A. tier to help in the rook house. eteon, J9tfi I«. January Sale of Luggage Women’s $9 black kid (cloth top) shoes, French or mili tary heels, on sale at— $6.85 - - ler nerum i pun uni her home, returning Hiinduy w iith her brother*, Frank and Porklua Miller. Mra. Charlea Hules and Mra. II. Conili* were visitor* at the achool Thursiliiy nflernooii. I.yle í.ovvry »na out from the (trove Ibis vveek end to the W. D. lienth hume. Mr. uml Mrs. l ’leve Jone* moved to Upton Huturdny. Itoy tinnii* wu* iti the Grove Mon day. Aildisoii Heuth wu* borne from Di vide thí* week end. Floyd Jones, o f Hloo Mouutuin, visit e«l Huuiluy wtth hi* mother. COMPLETE STOCK O r C U R R IN 'S AND BEEOMAN SHOES visiting. A delicious dinuer was served ut the iioou hour. Mike Kirkendall, who hns been sick, was taken to the hospital Monday. Grandma Kirkendnll went to Pow ers last week to visit her daughter. Little Elwyn Whiteley, who hud been visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mr s.l~ V. Hcott, returned to his home at Mtnr Sunday. W. I - l-counrd and L. C. Hcott were in the Grove this week. K B. Mood alutjKTAOINBHBDLU Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Moody, o f Eu gene, visited at the C. ('. Moody home Sunday. Misses Bertha nnd Mary Nent, o f Manta Clara, visited friends here Hun day. t^vnte a number from Hngiimw at tended the funeral o f Mrs. Jnekson at Walker last Thursday. MOUNT VIEW . , (Hpecial to The Hentinel.) Jan. 15.— Mr. and Mrs. Al. Elliott, o f FairvMw, »pent Hundny with Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Hands. Mrs. Allen and children were in the Grove Haturduy. Horatio Moshy, o f Cottage Grove, was at the W. I). Heath home Wed nesday o f last week. Mrs. C. W. Hears was in the Grove Tuesday. Mr. und Mrs. C’luudn Arne attended the dance Friday night at the Walter Pitcher home at Walden. Brown Hansard returned Moinlny from a visit to Lebanon. Cleve Jones wns down from Dinner creek over Hunilny. Mr. and Mrs. Perry VnnHehoiack, o f Fairview, visited Hunduy with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hears. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley, Mrs. Kate Hears and Mrs. C. W. Hears were in thn Grove Haturday. Mr. I*eith, o f Eugene has been tak ing the census in thia neighborhood thia wek. Mrs. Kate Hears spent Hundny at the C. W. Hears home. LONDON. (Hpecial to The Hentinel.) Jnn. 21. Mrs. George Hutherlnnd nnd two smnll children, o f The Dulh's, ar rived here Inst Thursilny to s|M'ml a few week* with her dnughter, Mra. flownrd Cox. Mr*. Henry Combs spent Inst week with her daughter Orpha near the Grove. Mr. and Mr*. Will Massey nttendeil church at the Christian church in the Grove Hundny. Ollie Geer returned Thursday last from Corvnlli*. Miss Einnin Jones spent Inst week In the Grove with her brother, W. T. Jones. Mr, ami Mr*. Worthen, o f Hnrris burg, arrived a few day* ago to speml the winter with their daughter, Mr*. Chna. Powell. Mr. uml Mr*. Alfred Powell, o f the Grove, were guests nt the Alex Hmnll home Hundny. Gramlmn Brnilforil, who suffered n paralytic stroke a few daya ago, is thought to be slightly improved. J. B. House i* visiting at the J. W. Bemi* home. * j Young lady desires position aa book keeper and typist, t.'an give refer enres. ( ’nil No. 7 anil ask for Miss W illi".,,. jo S tall Work Wanted Ilouaecleanlug or any kind o f hou»ew<irk, 30« an hour. Mrs. Goldie ( ’arpenter, Hrhlecf Bldg jO 20p Seven paaseuger C o l» Eight for hire for special parties theater partie», dances, etc. Karl K. Mills, phone 1.12 Y. _______________L_______ JlOtfe Wanted 100 bushel» red wheat, 800 bushels gray oats, 1 ton baled straw. Bert V, Hand*. JI6-80pd For Sal* Lot with 6 room honra and barn. If interested, inquire for price nnd terms o f K. E. lisle, Dunsmuir, Calif.________________________ JM inch 12r For Sal* Small graphophon* wtth ulniut four «losen reconia. Also sec inni hauil linoleum. Inquire at 39 north F i Mli -li eet. Coti ng«' Grove J I « > 30p»l For sal* or trade for young stock, a horse power drug saw. Phone or write B. Johnston, Hnginnw, Or. J16 30p New 7 room bungalow for m l» or trad*. Will take used car ns part paym«*nt. Terms on balance. Inquire 942 Birch itv enne jl 8 fdpd PREVENT FIRE BY M ARIN O No. 1 clean white oeta for need. li EATING A PPARATU S SATE A H. Powell, of Powell * Burk holder, corner 5th aud Main, Cottiige Htoves nnd furnaces, together with Grove. j23 f6p.l the smoke pipes, flues, etc., should be curefully inspected at reasonable inter Tor Sal* Dry fir limb«; also green ho«ly fir. Dr«q> me n cnr«l; sny where vals. This may save your home nnd j'23 Inp.l the lives o f your family. Hixty-five per to find you. E C. Ilolliuliiy. cent o f nl| fire* oceur in dwellings, Wanted - Two good Jorray milk cow*. an«l defective flues and heating uppa Phone 1F13 ______________ J23pd rutiis are responsible for most o f these. Lost— Automobile crank. Return to W. The general rules for the safeguarding B. Cooper for rewaril. j23p«l o f domestic heating npplinnees are ns follows: 16 inch fir wood for Ml*, $2.75 a tier. Examine smoke pipe* to see thnt delivered. Phone I IF5 j2.l frtpil they have not rusted thr«iugh ami thnt General housework wanted. Mra. Mary joints are tight. Anderson, care Mr». C. A. M cF ar Be certain that there nre no crnck* . j2 3 p £ in the chimneys nr flues, and that they land. are denned out regularly. Want to rent a piano. No children In Plnre Stoves, furnaces nnd pipes far family. Mrs. 1). C. Iticho«, 225 l.anii enough from wall* » nil wooilwork to street (Knilroud avn.) 2 blocks north avoid overheating. ut depot. j23ffl|Ml Cover the nearest wood surfaces with sueet asbestos, sheet iron or tin; if Sheep for Sale 100 head bred ewe». 2 Lincoln bucks, $12.50 per head, all of iron or tin is used, leave an air space none. This price for one week only. behind it. Where stovepipe's or henting pipes Phone 9F13. R, Johnston, Hnginnw. j23p pass through walls, enclose the pip«-* For Sale Bungalow buffet, new. kitch Jan 21.— Mrs. 11. C. Combs, o f Lon in galvanized iron, double wnlled, ven en tnlde, good snddle 1041 Birch don, spent lust week With her dniigh tilated thimbles at lenst twelve inrhes avenue. J?3c ter, Miss Orpha, at the E. Kelley home. Mr. and Mrs. Perry VanHehninck, «if Fairview, accompanied Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Hears and Prison Hears to Hpring- field Hunduy to see Frank Wilson, who is very ill. Mr. Wilson wns formerly a resident o f Dorena before his re moval to Hpringficld. Mrs. Hrogdon wns quite sick several daya o f last week. Myrtle nnd Mary Hnnuer, o f Walden, visited Helmn Miller Hundny. Mra. Claude Arne was in the Grove Monday. A big w olf was kilb'd Hundny nt the C. W. Hears place. Wolves have been doing considerable damage to sheep and goats in the neighborhood Intely. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hands spent Hun dny at the home o f their non, Bert Hnrids, in the Grove. Miss Orpha Combs and Miss Ijohertn Miller were callers Hundny afternoon at the W. D. Henth home. The Thomas family left thia week for their former home in Washington. Among those in the Grove from here Haturday were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Honrs, Prison Hears, Mr. and Mra. J. ft. Cooley and Mrs. Tilda Jones. Mra. Thena Miller, o f Blue Mountain, wns at the home o f her mother, Mrs. Tilda Jonea, Friday, and Loberta Mil- Now is the time to SPRAY THOSE TREES We Have the Dope W. L Darby & Co. Successors to Swenjçel Hardware Company