11
/ put roii I at i ii k > llu n w In d u stry ,
you in« bn lpiiig to huiiil up your
ow n com m unity.
M y b u ild in g up
yo u r coiuiuuulty, yo u nr« brua filin g
voursnlf. W u aro vonfldunt you <t «
In u irfitlu g youraulf In u sin g
* M TE R LIN O " COMPOUNDED
bn t tar."
f a l l and ann ua, and by nom|>arl|ig
our prlri-a w ith tboan o f other com
pounded fnnda, you w ill fin d oppor-
lunitlna and burgnina bnro that you
c a n 't fin d an yw h n ra nlaa.
STERLINGFEEDCO
W E N T
M A I N
Ytiu needn’t he afraid of pnln
If you hnvc your teeth cured for
Principal Events of the Week
hy dentist» uvlng the
li. II. Parker System.
Briefly Sketched for Infor
You needn't lose
much time, for under
mation of Our Readers.
(hie Syatcm your work
iiSTEHv
w i l l he done wi t h
fewer visits, csjit'c I id
More than 1250,000 of the $550,000
•Mention being given to out-of- mad bond laaue of Douglaa county la
town patients.
uni!X[M'nd(.-d.
You needn't hnvc dnuht* about
Th»’ annual convantlon of the f'lirU-
bring (ulisllctl, for Parker Syatcm
tlan and Mlanlonary nllliCnee will op»-n
deiillata lire Just us particular at
nt llond I(I v » t Kibruary I.
you urn.
There hna been little Improvement In
You needn't worry about price,
for It will he ns low as good den the car ahnrtug»» altuatlon In Oregon
tistry can poaslhly ho done for.
during the paat few week*.
Hut you ought to lie afraid of
Hchool touchers of Hood Ulver have
one thing, and that Is delay. The ! orgunlxud an uaaoclutlnn for tho pur-
longer you ncglerl your Ireth, the
pone of nerurlug better nalarlea
worse they gel. Had teeth never
The Hood River Anti Asiatic «»*»•»-iv
The validity of th»- »tale dog I U i uhi -
gritw heller unless good dentist»
law hua lieen auatalned by Circuit lion hna telegrapb»-d Hcnalor chamber
help them.
(!onsiiltatlon and advice free. Judge v--Court of Multnomah coun lain and McNary to aupjort the Phelan
! resolution calling for a constitutional
There ure twrntv-four E. II. Parker ty.
System oilier», the nearest bring ut
The Murahfield Chamber of Com amendment denying cltlzcnablp to all
> Ù
ra n ) i
It la nu undlaputud faet tbnt bon-
•'*tlv and a rru ra tu iy eompnundnd
friula g lv a butt nr ramilta than ui y
stra ig h t g ra in fund. W ban wn a in 't-
I'd In tbia liualni'aa wn worn Dior
»uglily ronalaend tbnt tbn piddle
eurna na luimh for q u ality aa for
prlrn. I b l i i v i n g thin, our m otto b it
bi-nit '» A llig lm r Fin'd V a lu o for
I."»« M oney. ’
And
bncauan n e
have noiiatnntly knpt tb it in miinl,
" H torliiig ' ' (?oiii|Miuudi'd Fnnda ara
rnrognlr.nd aa lining all tbn name
impliaa.
O u r api<elaltli'a ara horao f»-»-d,
hog fund, and d a iry fnnd, for w hich
wo inukii tbu claim “ T h o r * urn none
7th Ava. and Willamette St.,
Eugene Oregon
P A IN L E S S P A R K E R , D E N T I8 T
AVE.
Back Hurt?
0
THE
CI T Y
T R A N S F E R
HAULING AND DRAYING
pieygdney pills
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE
FIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY
Offlne at Elite
Ooufertlouery
« V
W hen live kidney» do rxU properly do
(heir work or puruy the blood »(ream,
«■ tie product» aad poisonous acid* re
main la ihc system and causa: backache,
rheumatic paioa, lumbago, tore mu»-
t in , awoihrn joints, M iin ru, lame
la c k and •imilai symptom*.
N. J. Nelson, Jr.
regulate and realore I he healthy, normal
ad io o ol kidney* aod blatldcr, bringing
clean blood and belter health, with free
dom from aebaa and pain*.
PHONE sn
J G w « . n-dauM R w »a »*lo *. Vl
All binda of
FURNITURE MOVING AND
GENERAL JOBBING
P. W. Jacoba, Prop.
(P
Phone i l P3
Haiti«!* Nhoultt l»«* w*rvi*d thi* «lity th«*jr
arc i>rrptir«Hl. A lm n y s stir it ku I m I w ith
n wootirn fo rk or s ik k u i .
• • •
T o tell goo«l
n put tfii-m in w ttrr.
I f tk«* lurg«* «’ml tu rn s up they«itri* ii*»t
freak.
a a a
t old roffc** in firallrn t for f**rn$* o f
nil kind». Ut* about once n month,
a a •
C elery *»’c«l 1* nn excellent *u h » litu te
to fln vo r *oup.
Professional Cards
a • •
A p a n a ci«
wantada.
fo r e v e ry th in g - Hentinel
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DR. 0. * .
O ffic e
iu
«ru m
"Lsat fail I w#a atUc^4 wills lumU#o snd
MifeMd wniaM a|M>7 I KaA a ••vara pan
Mf«M MF lack ao4 «1 tiskn coitU no* droaa or
unlraca mt—M. I waa
l«ks Fols»
Rglnay PiUi for my trowklo AH m tskinl Ihrm
to# 0 low dor* Ike BSW la my kok lot* boo on4 I
kav* no* Hod ssy Wsatboao
I hoi lime. •!-
Mhiwlk I Hoi woo asoftlha ••*»
I i«#ma»r»4
Kaloy RtdnoF Pitts »• aii
Hava
"
G ro ve T ra n sfe r
Com pany
;
FRO ST
le w a o n
llu lld iu g.
I'bouo 47
C ottage O r o * .
N iM jp
O ra fo «
\\A.
f i S H B R A ^ ?,
R. M cC A R O A R . D. D. 8.
DENTIST
R E F L E X
Neuralgia rallovnd laatantly by
loeai appllratloa Bnaideaea sad
office at Fifth aad Mala.
I'hunn l ì 1J Cottage Orova, Ora.
M.1*
S U
li the w *t weather
service uinform for
the regular man
wtio make every
da/count
DR. 8. M. W 1 V D T
PhyMcUB and Bargao«
Hpaelal atteotioa given to aurgary
and aye, ear aad throat. Couatry
ralla aa wall aa ally calla aaawered
day or eight.-
O ffice: Cottage Orova Hoapitnl
Look for tho
Reflex Edgr
J. E. Y O U N G
I
A.J. T o
hm
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IillM IlkW lW
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office on Mata avenue
Cottage Orova
Oregon
P n e u rn o u iu
▲. W .
R IM E .
often follow *
M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND BUBO EON
N e g le c t e d C
office la I'hiilipe building over
tha Beaton drug atora. Office
phone 84 Baaldcnee phone 1B&7.
K IL L T H E COLD!
Cottage Orova
H
Oregon
CASCARAj^PQUlNINI
H. J. S H IN N
ATTORNEY AT LAW
fiR O M lO -
aad notary Dublin. I'racticea in
all oourta. Tweaty five years ex
perience.
Bader Bldg.
ALTA
K IN O
A t A tf Owrnr tlar«d
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Colleetiuna, Probata, Notary
Publia
NOTICE OF F IN A L
774 Willamette St., Fugane, Ora.
D. N. M o IN T U R F F
I’ racticea la all rourta. W ill aliami to
year buelaaaa i>mmptlr, heneetly ant aar-
neatlv. Sparlai attantion (Ivan to the
- ........ ... i. o f a h a tr a r u .< lr a ftln (o f » ill«.
•etllln» o f aetatea, ronveranraa, collec-
Uoas and peaitona. In Pirat National
lianli l-ulWlIn» on nth «treat.
Cotta**, drove. Ora.
H. W . T IT U S . D. M. D.
EXPERT DENTISTRY
Modern equipment. Firat Nation
al bank bldg. O ffice hour* 0 a.
m. to IS a., 1 p. a . to 0 p. m. Eve
ning* or Sunday! by appointment
J. 8. M E D L E Y
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Eugeae Loan and Having* Bank
Building
Fngcnc
Oregon
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The Mentitici, $8.00 the year.
S E TTLE M E N T
Notice I* hereby given that Hunnie M.
Weatrope, Ailmiuintrutrix of the K.stute
of Hubert J. Wntann, doecancd, hn*
filed her Finnl Account with the Coun
ty Court of I^iiiv County, Ntnto of
Oregon, nnd the Judge o f niiid Court
hn* fixed Hnturdny, February 21*t,
1020, nt 10 o ’clock a. m. nt the County
Court room, in the Court H ouhc , nt Eu
gene, Lane County, Oregon, n* the time
for henring nnd allowing .mid Finnl
Account nnd o f hearing objection*
thereto, If any. All pernon* having ob
jection* to allowance of mud Final Ac
count arc hereby notified and required
to preneiit the an me on or before that
date.
Dnted Jnn. 19th. 1920.
HUHHIK M. WKHTROPK,
Administratrix o f the Fxtnte of
J21 f 1-1
Hubert J. Wntnon, IWcum'd.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
I ’ hona M
for
S ta n d a rd co ld r r m t d v
>0 ya sra
— in tablet l« im — •»(-!. a u r*. no
o p ia r t ^ — b ia a k a u p a co ld In 2 *
h.uira— re lie v e - t r ip in J day«
M o n e y hack if it tails. T h e
fe n u tn e boa haa a R *,l
top
with
M r.
H ill 'a
« Ic t u r t
Cottage Orova, Ora.
J1
Oregon! jfc
I).
M. JO H N ,
District
Corvallis, Oregon
worth §25
Mor<- thnn 14.100 weights were la-
•peeted by the deputy state sealer of
weights nnd measures during the year
191». according to th< annual report of
W A. Danzlel, In charge of tho do-
, partnv nt.
Th»- combined convention of the p *
clflc Milk Dealers’ association and the
Pacific Northwest Association of Milk
and Dairy Inspectors will Ij* held Feb
ruary .1, 4 and 6 In Portland.
Construction work at the at»-am pow
er plant of the Bond Wator A Light
company la progrcaalng n p ld ly and
the plant may be ready for power p i>
ductlon by March 31. The coat of the
plant will In- In <-xc<*a of $100,000.
An application haa been filed with
the atate engineer hy H. B. Hendrick»
and W. H. Woodbury of Waldo for an
appropriation of water from the west
branch of the llltnola river for the Irri
gation of a Nrnall tract In Josephino
j county
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Your Teeth
and You
Manager
merce la uncovering a lot of name* that I Japan--so born In the United Hiatt* or
worn not found by ttm ccuau* enumera Ita dependencies.
to r «
Htatc and federal funds spent on the
Th<- atate Him- board hue confirmed highways of Ortigon during the y«ars
the order cloalng operation* at the 1»14 to 1818, Inclusive, aad to be ex-
atate lime quarry at Gold lllll until ponded In completing contracts for tbn
aprlng.
years 1919 aud 1920. total $21.379,-
County official* eatlmatc that there 534.85, ac»-ordlng to a report prepared
arc 1600 dog* In Juekaon county
So by the atate highway commission
' far only 800 owm-ra huve taken out a
Demurrage regulations put Into oi-
atate llrefiae.
f«»ct by the Oregon public service a»m-
Trapp»-r* an doing unuaually wi ll mlaslon sou»- time ago have bwo t»-rnp-
In Klumath county thl* neaaon. It la I orarlly suspend» <1 because of their con
probable that the ncaaon'a catch will flict with the demurrage restrictions
run to $15,000
made operative hy an order of tn?
The alxth annual Marlon County federal railroad administration of
Corn ahow waa held at Salem, with ex ficials.
hibit* on hand from many acctton* of
Charles Burden and Frank Davis
the Wlllam»'tte valley.
af Hali-m, state agents empowered by
The Oregon Slate Aaaociatlon of Na Governor Olcott to enforce the prohibi
tlonai Farm Loan organization* held tion law, ware arrested at Lakevlew
It* *»-cond nunual rn«-etlng at Salem. on a warrant aworn to by City Marshal
Tu< aday aud Wi-dncaday.
Dan Goatl, charged with having In
The Callfnrnla-Oregon ’ Power com their p»>asetislon a quantity of Intoxicat
pany la n-movlng It* pole* and llnca ing liquor.
at Aahlaud.
Ita bualneaa haa been
Bhrlncrs attending the national con
abaorbed by the municipal nyatem.
vention of their order at Portland next
The acboola of Mapleton. Swlnabome June are warned not to cxp»-ct any low
- and Weatlake, ail In the extreme west er rate than the regular summer ex
ern end of l«ane county, are closed on cursion far»* to the Pacific coaat. Ed
account of Htuallpox In tho district»
ward Chambers, traffic director of the
The conatltutlnnallty of th<‘ flah aud I railroad administration, advised Sena
game b-glalatlon, creating a flah and tor McNary.
game commlsalon of nine m<-mbera will
Winter damage to fruit trees ranged
! b<- t< at<-d by the Multnomah Angler* all the way from alight damages to
club.
, winter kill. This la shown by an ex
Mr* B. A. Lemon, a pioneer of Ben tended aurvey by the Or«*gon Agricul
ton county, la dead. She crossed the tural college experiment station divi
plain* from Mlaaourl In 1852, aetlllng sion of horticulture
The Injury waa
near Monroe, where ahe haa alnce nv much h»-avler In aomc sections of the
aided
•tat« than In others.
A hog ahow and »ale will be held \(t
The Dalian Commercial club baa at
Salem February 4, when 43 head of last secured the location of a cannery
brood aowa and gilt*, from the cham at Dallas. Many acres of berries of ail
pion producing br<<edera of the West, kinds will be aet out In the vicinity and
will be sold.
a campaign will be carried on by the
It la estimated that damage done to club to Interest farmers and fruit Kron
C m a tlll« county road* hy recent flood* en) In cultivating crops that oan be
and washout* will amount to $25,000 handled by the cannery.
Permanent repairs will not be made
Deputy state fire marshals have
until aprlng.
made a survey at The Dalles. They
Newton A. niogt-tt, resident o f Ore will also survey Hood River. During
gon for the past 60 years, died at hi* the paat few months fire surveys have
hom»‘ In Albany. ag< d 86 yi'ar*. He had been mad« o f 50 towns and cltlea In
resided In the Willamette valley for tbc atate and In moot Instances new
the past 40 years.
fir»» equipment has been purchased and
Fred J Holmes, aged 63 years, presi many haxards removed.
dent of the La Orandc National bauk
There were three fatalities In Oregon
and one of Union county's ton-moat due to accidents during the wn-ek end
cltlx»'na, died at his home In La Orandc ing January 22, according to a re
from heart trouble.
port prepared bjr the state Industrial
Because of complaint* that census accident commission.“ The victims
enumerator* had failed to Hat a good were W illiam C. Billings of Bend.
many Individual*, the city council of James A. Colestock of Salem and
Uoneburg Is taking steps to have n Oeorge F. Dices of Eugene.
more complete count.
t
Frank F. Lischke of Mtlwaukte has
Dr. Francis A. Halley, pioneer phy filed application with the state engi
sician of Washington county and wide neer to appropriate 3700 second foot
ly known throughout the stat»>, died at of water from the Deschutes river for
HHInboro at the age of 81. following power development In a serl** ol
an attack of pneumonia.
power plants at the MctoHus, Frieda.
As a result of numerous complaints Coleman. Mecca. White Horse Rapids
of people minted In the census, the Eu and Pelton power sites In Sherman.
gene Chamber of Commeroe has asked Wasco and Jefferson counties.
for blanks so that thoae who have been
Two drainage demonstrations were
missed may be counted.
conducted In Linn county under the
Reports from Drew In Douglas coun direction o f the I.lnn county farm
ty, a few miles above Tiller, Indicate bureau and th« extension service of the
that a rich gold strike haa been made. Oregon Agricultural college. One was
The ledge uncovered la said to assay held at the farm of L. Cade, S^i
more than $500 to the ton.
miles southeast of Albany, and the
That the damage to Marlon county other at the farm of J. Percy Stearns,
fruit growers will be light Is Indicated just west of Lebanon. W. Powers,
In a report mad»' by Professor Brown drainage expert of the Oregon Agricul
o f the O. A. C., who has just completed tural college, conducted the demonatre
an Inspection of the orchards.
tlons.
Admissions by a man charged with
A summary of the results of the re
murder In the presence of a sheriff, If cent special session of the state leg
made voluntarily, ar^ admissible at the islature shows that eight resolutions
trial of the defendant, according to an and Mils passed by botb houses will
opinion of Attorney Ocncral Ilrown.
b»» referred to the voters for ratifica
After several weeks of preparation tion at the special election In May,
the Wlllamnttn University Glee club that of tho 97 bills passed during the
will make Its first long tour through •»'salon 56 were approved by the gover
Kastern Oregon and Washington dur nor or filed with the secretary of state
ing the two weeka beginning January automatically to become laws, while 41
SO.
were vetoed and relegated to the legis
J. D. Mickle, atate dairy and food lative scrap pile.
rommlaatoner, announced at the an
Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner, warden of the
nual convention of the state dairymen state penitentiary since last May. haa
at Kugono that he will retire from of reltnqutahed hla dutlea at that Insti
fice at the expiration of his present tution and will bo reinstated as aupe«-
term.
Intendont of th « Oregon state hospl
Tho work of the woman foreat fire tal.
Governor Oloott stated that
lookouta In the Cascade forest last L II. Compton, now state parole of
summer was so successful that N. F ficer, will succeed Dr. Steiner aa war
Macduff, supervisor o f tho forest, ha* den of the penitentiary on February
declared that he wanla a large num 1, and Percy A. Varney, who recently
ber for next eummer’s work. He says resigned as chief of the Salem p o ll««
they will be employed this year In department, will be appointed parold
treater number! than aver.
officer to succeed Mr. Compton.
If he‘s fine extra large, dark*,
1 ■'
■ L- »
-51 »19 A- B. a _ Inc.
“ Shubert” Wants Oregon Furs
ALL. YOU CAN SHIP
A n d Will Ray These Extremely High Prices
i
B
GET A SHIPM ENT OFF— TODAY
IPIUTMUBOf SHURGÖ JCJI?IMfÔiUM 7 * 8 ?IS«*U
[flTBg Vo *rt#»5f |lS7BA TO âvissof {«rTBâ 70
1
1 V f
I N
N 9 B -2 OGAuFT
as 70 i ’ll
K.
Fine, Dark 2 5 .00 to 20 00 18.00 to 15.00 1100 to 12.00 10.00 to 8 JO 10.00 to 500
Usual Color 18.00 to 14.00 12.00 to 10.00 9.00 to 7.50 7 JO to 6.00 7.00 to 3 50
Coast
12 J»to 1000 9 .00 to 7.50 7.00 to 6.00 5 5 0 to 4 5 0 5 5 0 to 3.00
Winter
Fall
Black
Short
Narrow
Broad
M U S K R A T
to
3 i 0 to 2.75 2 5 0 to 1.75 2 5 0 to 150
2 5 110
L 75 to 150 1.75 to 125
S K . U N PC
riHIMlWGf
• B*l »0 UR
GE WhCplUH rtSHAU. J 0000 U»P«IM£
OftoA *0 MIMI ID*»
BVfBâAf MHi VO IvftsM •rféê BO av 1*444 4S TO »•/! • 0MUT7
1 S .00 to 12.00 11 . 001 $ 9.00 8 5 0 1 1 8.00 7 5 0 to Jl 7.00 to 8 JO
HUM to 9.00 8.50 to 7.50 725 to 6.75 6 5 0 to 5 50 6.00 to 3.00
7.50 is 6.50 6.25 to 5 - 2 S 5.30 to 1 5 0 IN to 3 5 0 3 5 0 to 150
Si» to 1 0 0 3.50 to 3.00 2.7510 2 2 S 2.00 to 150 1 50 to .75
m
6.00 SJO 1 7 5 ts 3.75
1 5 0 tl 3.75 3.50 to 2 J 5
7
These extremely 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 skins at highest market value. F or quotations on
other O regon Furs, write for TH?v ftbnbtrl •btpgar“ the only reliable
and accurate market report and price list of its kind published.
I f t FR E E — W rit* t o t it.
A shipm ent to “SHUBERT* w i l l
re su lt In “m ore m oney”—“quicker.“
SHIP
AU
YOUR
FU R S
DIRECT
TO
A THE . LAMEST
B . HOUSE
SH
B DEALING
E R EXCLUSIVELY
T ' * « IN1
IN THE U WORLD
AMERICAN
RAW FURS
i y 17 W .A u stin Ave^ ««* « C h ic a g o , U.S.A«
p
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Motto
Moody’* I
Krypaok Lenses
Ate Belter
“ The be*t possible service
for the least money.”
It is the part of wisdom
to do so. Real success de
pends upon it. Real success
is what we are after. Not
necessarily in dollars and
cents— that is only incident
al, and only the rew ard of
good service.
“ The
.. * »
way.
right
w ay
is
our
SHERMAN W.
«
Moody
E Y E S IO H T S P E C IA L IS T
A N D O P T IC IA N
Briag Your Prescriptions Here
Factory on Premises
881 WILLAMETTE 8TKEET
EUGENE, ORE.
PHONE 362
“ It * s L ik e F in d in g M o n e y ”
says the Good Judge
When you take a little
chew of this real quality
tobacco, and the good
tobacco taste begins to
come.
You’ll find it keeps c o m
ing, too. The rich to
bacco taste lasts and
lasts. • You don’t have
to take a fresh chew so
often. Any man who
uses the Real Tobacco
Chew will tell you that.
Put Up In Two Styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W -B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
C.''"n.-iä r’ .. -’ O ' Broadw ay, N e w Y o r' City
We Live in Cottage Grove
A n d spend our money here— because we like Cottage Grove
and its people— and because we want to do our part in mak
ing this city the best little city in the valley. W e want the
patronage of the people of Cottage Grove because we want
to build up a business here that w ill help put your city
and ours on the map and keep it there.
COTTAGE GROVE MILLING COMPANY
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