f
T ry T eco Self-Rising
Pancake Flour
THE BUTTERMILK DOES IT. (IT’S IN
THE FIXHJlt). JUST ADI) WATER AND
BAKE.
KERR
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John Hprlgg« write» from Mi-Cri-adir
»pring* thnl ho and It. (i. Crowe lire
enjoying the bath» no well mid are
being »o inueh benefited thereby that
they will remain another Iwo week«.
W e Fit Your Eyes
Correctly
W e are fully equipped with
the neweat and moat acientif-
io inatrumenta and trial lenaea
known to optical acience. W e
are prepared to giye your
eyea a thorough teat and ren
der a aatiafactory diagnoaia
of your trouble without aub-
jecting you to the alighteat
annoyance or injury in doing
ao W e are qualified by ex
perience and both the acien-
tific and practical knowledge
of optometry to render you
the very beat aervice poeaible,
while our chargea will be
found reasonable in every in
stance
WE
R EPLAC E BROKE
LEN8E8
W e keep a complete record on
file of all caaea fitted by ua
and can replace broken lenaea
without further tea ting
We
alao duplicate broken lenaea
from the pieces Care should
be exercised in keeping glass
es in proper condition. I f the
frames or guarda become bent
the lenaea will be thrown out
of position and cannot afford
the relief desired. W e will
straighten your glasses with
out charge.
Come to ua for ready relief
from eye trouble.
Basketball game Friday eve
ning in old high school building.
Dorena va. C. O. High Come out
and see ua win. •
Mrs. F. II. VunNortwick was in Ku-
Mr. and Mr». O. A. Proctor wero in
Kogeiio Monday.
genn Hntiirday.
Always get Goodyear welt» and then
D on't forget the next Lyceum
number, W a rd W aters Co., Feb your half aide» will make your shoes
ns good a» new. Doc Doff, »ho« sur
ruary 10.
geon and I'hiroprsetle. Contagious case»
Karl Hill was on the job again Mon not accepted,
d5tfe
day. He lost 18 pound» to Old Muo
Mrs. H. K. McKinney ia »pending
Onp.
the week with her daughter, Mrs.
Mi»» lluxel Hazleton left Friday for Fannie Witte, at Kikbead.
Heasida, where »lie will teach the re
C. Ii Burkholder wua in Kugene
maindef of the school year.
Monday on buNine»«.
H. J, (iodnrd and family motored to
Oscar H. McAllister, an overaea» vet-
Kugeno Munilay.
«•ran and friend o f Mr. and Mr*. L. W.
Finest line of bicycle» ever »tucked Hunt, of Wildwood, was married at
in the city. Very latest model» in Day- Kogene Monday to Mia» Virginia Dili!
ton, Hnell nnd other inuke«. Any style berg, iicv. C. K. Dunham officiating.
and size. I f wo haven’t what you
Be sure and aee the W a rd
want, wo will get it for you. M. C.
W
aters
Co. in next Lyceum num
Cochran, at the old »land.
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The M. V. Allison and Klbert Hmith ber Tuesday, February 10.
fnmilie» visited in Kugi'tie Hunduy.
James Goulet and C. D. Van Valin
Mr«. O. W. Andres eume up from visited in Kogene the first of the
Koseliiirg Kriduy to take home her »on woek.
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William, who was injured in ftic Cham
Mr». A. II. Tyson was up from Ku-
ber» logging ramp Inst week.
I>r. and Mr«. C. B. King are both gene to attend the funeral of M i»«
recovering fron* severe attack» of the Maud Doyle.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Phillip» were in
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Kugene la»t Friday.
I have ajicrit 17 years at the bench
and wua for two year» watch inspector
for the Oregon Hhort Line. Bring me
your watch repairing nod have it done
On and after February 1 my right
M. C. Cochran, at tho old
poultry ranch will be elnai'd to Ntaud.
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visitors on Hundsya. You’ll lie
K. C. Holladny was in Kugene over
Friday night.
Welcome Any Other Day
K. K Mill* tried to hnve the grip
Either Early or Late
this week and bad pretty good luck
Day-old chicks, hatching egga at it.
Mr» L. R. Dmg wa» confined to the
house this week.
Notice
Mr». II. II. Fle«ter wn» in Kugone
Friday.
Mi»« Marika Jokn»on returned Fri
day from Portland, where »he had been
attending arhonl at HI. Helen» ball.
Bring your ahoe re|Miiring to Dirk
Hickaoii, at Heventh and Main.
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Mia» /.ala dray vlilted in Eugene
Cottage Orove
Oregon
Monday.
Mr». Mary linker ha« bought the
deorge WiUnii home oil the we»t side.
Mr». Mabel Parker »pent the week
Jitney aervice at the Service
end at I «union »prieg»
Oarage, Spray, Long A Cruson.
Albert Woodurd ha» received word Phone 75 for real service. j.'IOtfc
that he ia entitled to a quarter »eelion
Mr. and Mr». I«*w lleuder visited in
of land a» u former Canadian »oldier
and he and Mra. Woialurd eipert to Kogene Hunduy.
II. B. (iriggs ha* bought a Chevrolet.
leave for there »own.
C. M. Kidd, who had been here look
D on 't m lu seeing W a rd W aters
ing after bn»inea» affairs, returned
Co., Tuesday, February 10.
Huuday to Trenton, Mo.
H. J. Hhlun wa» in Kugi-ni- Friday.
Mu/ie Long arrived Monday from
W. M. Mark nnd two »on» arrived Albany to visit nt the home of her
Friday from Mo-higun looking for a brother, H. O. I «mg.
location.
Peppy basketball game tonight
Mr». Walter Biddle, of Albany, m » at old high school building. D o
Bed thin week with Mr*. T. d. Hudtell.
rena vs. Cottage Orove. Came
I f you are interested in stock or
called
at 7 :45.
poultry kindly »end u» your nuine anil
Jesse Tran aril ■■ recovering from a
address. W'e will put your name on «
mailing list and you will secure free serious attack o f pneumonia.
•ample» of I>r. He»« Hloek Toni# or
Poultry Panacea. A. Bruad k Co.
Mr. nnd Mr«. K. K. Casnd, o f Mis
souri, who bad been visiting Mr».
K.
Mtewurt, left Hnturdny for Portland.
Mr. and Mra. Brown, of Condon, who
had been visiting Mra. Brown's si»ter,
Mr*. Cbrisman, returned home Hntur
■lay. The »¡«ter» had not visited one
another for 40 year«,
Mra. Hick Hickaoii arrived Saturday
from W hit« Hnlmun, Wash, to join Mr.
Hickson, who ha» been here »evernl
month*.
B ert V . h a n d s
D ane«— Osburn hot«l orchestra,
Friday, February 6. Moose ball.j
Not a "jit n e y .”
D. J. S C H O L L
Optician-Optometrist
Mr». Jark Callahan and »on, who hud
Lenaea Oround on the Premises been visitiiig at the home of Mr». Cal
Inhan's parent», Mr. and Mra. W. C.
Cottage Orove, Oregon
r Talcs «f tlic Town
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M i»« rinriibelle Tnplm, o f Hali-m,
was in the city Friday on brr way
In.tin- from a viail with h<-r |inri-nt* at
Hagiaaw.
<'hi‘»ta<r Van Pen burg wua home from
tha northern |.art of the atate and
i*|n-nl the week end with hla |inrenta,
Mr. and Mra. C. II. Vanllenhurg.
Johnson, left Hnturdny for Portland to
join Mr. Cullnhau.
Mr«. Koy Hmith and daughter have
recovered from their recent ¡tine»«. The
family ia moving to Portland thi»
week.
W’e specialise in auto electrical work
but during February we will accent ii
| limited amount of general overhauling.
! All work by competent meehnnies un
der the pcrsonul direction of an ex
¡pert. Auto Klectric Shop. “ The Home
: o f the Overland, ’ ' Main nt Ninth, flic
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Another Lyceum number, the
W a rd W aters Co., February 10.
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De«irge h'lwood rereivrd u wire Mon
dny that Mr». Klwood and daughter
Audrey had arrived at I.o» Angeles,
( ’alif., and that both were well. Due
to the loaa o f a letter or it* miarnr
riage, Mr. Klwood had not heard front
li. i w ife for a week.’ Bring worried
lie telegraphed a friend and within a
»hurt time rereived the good new» of
the arrival o f hi» w ife and daughter.
Hinre then he hn» received word that
Me». Klwood hn» had a cold hut that
Audrey ia greatly benefited by the
change.
I’ realo Lite electrir atorage battery.
The battery with a kick, but you
never kick on the -aervice it givea.
Hpray, I «mg k Cruson, automobile chi
ropractic» and aurgeona, the Hervicc
Uarnge.
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A daughter was born January 87 to
Mr. an I V n . Je»»e Mann at Wil l-
wood.
Mr. nnd Mr». Frank Brumbaugh
came up from Albany Friday. Mr.
Hriitnhnugh remained for the week end
mid Mra. Brumbaugh for the week.
Mr». Addle Kor.ell, o f Hweet Home,
who -had been viaiting her daughter,
Mra. Klmer Jone», returned home Tune-
day.
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K E P T IN COLD
Bleb, ftreet, lee cold,
kept in cold storage
It is milked until U
customer. Befreellng
ing— nature's most
erage. Oet it at
8TORAOE
dellctoua milk,
from the time
is sold to tho
and invigorat
healthful bev
City M e a t M a r k e t
Mr*. Daniel liead wn« up from Ku
gene Friday on businesa.
Mr». Krnest Guggishcrg wiih up from
Leona Hnturdny viaiting nt the home
of her brother, Irving Hmith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynch, of Lo-
rune, spent the week end with Mr.
I.ynrh'■ parent», Mr. nnd Mr». W. F.
Lynch.
Trapneeted White Leghorn», Tanered
»tram. Avoid disappointment by plac
ing orders in advance for day-old chix
nail aetting eggs for spring delivery.
Dan Walton k Hon, Box 131, Cottage
Orove, phone 26 F4.
a24npr24pd
Mi»» Alta Dover, who i» ii telephone
operator at Medford, vinited thin week
with her mother, Mr». D. J. Dover.
Joe Dnmewood anil hia county bridge
crew have been building a bridge on
Cedar creek thi» week.
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Have You Got Autotaxia?
Never h eard of it ! W ell, it ’a a common malady and in the
day« when we were kida it lined to he termed juat ordinary
Inr.ineHN. One of the moat malignant aymptoma ia when a
peraon will apentl a dime extra for an artiele rather thnn walk
an extra block. When you want fcroccriea,*and if yon aren’t
afflicted with autotaxia, hhvc that dime by walking an extra
block to
SHORTS GROCERY
W A L K
A
B L O C K
A N D
8 A V E
A
D I M E
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We fu»s around thi» old world only
a little while and soon we are remein
tiered only by what we have been and
wbut we huve done. When you ure
gone, you want it said that you pro
vided well for thorn- loved ones you
left behind. A life ¡URurnnre policy is
the one best way to be sure that the
neighbors will speak well o f the way
you cared for your family. Talk with
Mi-ti-alf today.
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Mr. and Mra. Oliver, o f Aberdeen,
Wnnh., are visiting ut the home nr
Mr». O liver's parents, Mr. and Mr«. W.
J. Murphy.
Mr». Hariih Harm« ha» been quite ill
with a gathering in one ear. Her
daughter, M i«» I)e»»ie, who returned
from a visit in Wii»hihgton and in
tended to go on to Californin, remained
to cure for her mother.
Mr». Titu» and daughter, o f Kugene.
»|ieiit the week end nt the home ot
Mr». Titu *' »on, H. W. Titu».
The cannery »hip|H-d a ear o f prune»
this week tu Seattle.
Big White Leghorn«; big egg»; big
chirks; big fryers; big hens. 8eo J. F.
Hpray about egg.» and chirks.
fritfc
Jitney aervice, phone 99.
son Auto Sales & Service.
N el
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K. J. Howe was o ff the job this
week with wlint he thought threateued
to turn into flu.
Service Is What Counts
Try the People’s Market
Wc- always have a full supply
of Fresh and Cured Meats
W atch our Saturday W in dow
PEOPLE’S MARKET
Fresh Fish on Fridays
Free Delivery
Phone 15
Kd. Willson was o ff his feed this
week but had plenty of grip to lake
its place.
Mis» Hurriette Walters, a student at
Ht. Helens hull in 1’ortlund, was the
week-end guest of Mis» Martha John
son.
Furs ure selling at a high price.
Make some extra pin money with the
traps sold by Wynne k Kime. Every
thing in hardware, and then some. 2.1»f
Joe Dnmewood and the county bridge
crow have repaired the approach to
the Saginaw bridge this week.
Mrs. L. A. Thompson has returned
from nn extended visit at Junction
City with her son Fred.
H. A. Willis, who lived here about
13 years ago, visited» »hi* week ut the
home of his nephew, Wn. Deorge. •
Bicycles! Bicycles! Bicycles!
Any
sue, any color, any make, any price.
We can sell you what you want. M.
C. Cochran.
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Kvuugelist Stivers closed the revival
services at the Christian church Hun
duy. Twenty-six new members were
received during the protracted meet
ing.
Services will be held in the Cath
ol.e eburrh next Hunday. Instruction
for the children immediately following
muss.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. W. Oilman, o f Cur
tin, brought their son to the hospital
here Sunday.
Third Lyceum number,
W a te r» Co., February 10.
W a rd
J. F. Koegnn and son arrived Sun
day from Wheaton, Minn., looking for
a ranch.
Mrs. C. E. Jones left Sunday for
Roseburg to attend her daughter, Mrs.
Koy Bellows, who is sick with the flu.
l«-.«ter Phelps was in Portland Sun
day and accompanied Miss Genevieve
Jury, o f Heattle, to McMinnville, where
she will attend the Baptist college.
There is a good profit in wood at
present price*, especially if you u*e
one of the wood saws sold by Wynne
k Kime.
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A. K. Hchmeixer, just discharge«!
from the murines, visited during the
pnst week at the home of his cousin.
Charles Cooley.
Krnest Armes and family spent the
week end at Woodburn.
Hurry Dimmers returned Saturday
from a visit o f two mouths in the
east.
One 1915 Ford runabout, »325.
Equipped gith delivery box. Woodson
Brothers.
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C. A. Bartell spent the week end at
Albany viaiting his daughter Donna.
Joe Watkins, a former resident, wns
up from Kugene Saturday.
Tho firemen held their annual ban
quet in the commercial club rooms
Thursday night o f last week. Most of
W ill Metjueen, who tenches at Look- the members were present nnd enjoyed
inglass, visited Hunday at the home of n stng social with refreshments.
his brother Deorge. His school is closed
The Cottage Drove Vulcanizing
for two weeks on account o f the flu,
and he went on to Marcoln for a visit. W ork», E. J. Howe, proprietor.
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The largest stock of tires in the eity, Vulcanizing and retreading.
O. C. Hart, o f Portland, former resi
a *3500 bunch o f Federal tires nnd
tubes to select from. You get what you dent of this city, arrived yesterday
want, not whnt the dealer might want afternoon on buaineas for his com|mny,
to sell you. We make our own adjust O. C. Hart k company.
J. W. and U. G. Allen, brothers of
ments. No delays while the tire is
sent rnjny. You par for service. Why Mrs. C. M. Jackson, arrived Tuesday
not get it f Hpray, Long k Cruson, the from Prineville for a visit.
Hervicc On rage.
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Blair arrived
D. M. Hull wns in Kugene Monday yesterday from D w e ll for a visit with
Mr. B lair’e father, W. H. Blair.
on business.
Bring in your coupons for free sam
Dance— Oaburn hotel orcheatra.
pie of Dr. Hoes Stock Tonic. A. Brund
Friday, February 6. Mooae hall. k Company.
Not a "jit n e y .”
The entire Bert Hands family has
H. L. Markin has received word of been sick during the past week but
the drnth at Heattle Hunday o f nn nre now improving.
uncle, W. W. Beebe.
W. M. Burgess, who had been via
F. J. Fnvrr returned Hnturdny from iting at the homo o f his dnughter, Mrs.
Hpokane, where he was railed by the Verne Oaroutte, returned yesterday to
serious illness of bis son Joseph.
hia home in Portland.
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W e A re Still Selling Syrup at
. the O ld Price
8 U O A R IS O O IN O U P A N D S Y R U P W I L L SO O N
Robert Manna will <lo our delivering in the future and you
will get good aervice. Help him by placing a box or bench on
your front or rear porch to put the article* on. Show him
where the box or bench in and in the future you will alwayn
find your thing* there.* Remember you can do wonder* to
help improve the delivery service.
Orocera to Particular
People
• Phone 65
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Mrs. R. K. Myers und sen, who bad
bis-n visiting at the home o f Mrs. My
era’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Jacobs, received a message Wednesday
recalling them to Portland on account
of the illness of Mr. Myers.
Jitney, phone 99, or call at our
depot, 401 Main avenue.
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Mrs. W. A. Coffin, of Eugene, vis
ited over Wednesday night with ber
sister, Mrs. J. A. Elledge.
.
Rev. und Mrs. Robert Huteliffe have
been in Portland this week.
Mrs. Ii K. Cooper was called to El-
lensburg, Wash., Wednesday tyr the .ill
ness of ber daughter, Mr*. Fred Mc-|
Dowell.
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Charles Cochran went to Eugene yes
terday to play in the Elks band con
cert last night.
J. H. Chambers is limping around on
a flat wheel, not as the result of the
weight of bis manifold business bur
dens but because of a sprained knee,
sustained when a tie on which In-
stepped slipped from under his foot.
Mrs. J. /. Coates, who has been re
ceiving medical treatment in Portland
for a month, writes that she is doing
fine.
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Can You Iron
Tissue Paper?
Mr. and Mrs. li. L. Rogers went to |
Portland Wednesday for a visit.
Deputy Hheriff Pitcher, A. L. Mon ' It is a delicate test of ironing e f f i
ro« and Clyde Holcomb were in Ku 1 ciency— a »bade too mueh heat will
gene Wednesday.
seorch the paper; a bit too much
A. E. Hteeu, of Haratoga, Wyo., has I pressure will tear it. Yet tiaeue pa
per is ironed daintily and with the
purcha»ed the two vacant building»
utmost safety in our flatwork iron-
south of the creamery and he and Mrs.
era and special presses.
Hteen will open a tailoring »ho*, and
millinery store.
Why permit washday to be a wor
M i»»*Lula Currin visited in Eugene
ry t Why fret over the vexing ques
Wednesday.
tion of laundresses! The easy, and
the modern way, is to make your
Mrs. Wm. Uaroutte and son Colin
washing into a bundle and ]
visited in Eugene this week at the
We will have a driver call.
home of Mrs. Oaroutte'« sister, Mrs.
Eugene Matlock.
Miss Vervu Fullmer was in Eugene
over Wednesday night.
James Ostrander bus traded his Main
avenue brick with I.. L. Constance, of
Wm. A. Horn writes from Emmett,
Eugene, for Mr. Constance’s J0-acre
Ida.,
to have the Live Wire sent to
orchard tract southwest o f Eugene. The
tract is prettily located and has a fine him for a year.
Mrs. O. O. Kerr has recovered from
orchnrd and a beautiful home.
Charles Levene writes from Humner, It recent illness which confined her to
the bouse for a week.
Wash!, to renew his subscription.
Wm. Hands is recovering from whnt
Gordon White, »on o f Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. White, was taken seriously ill threatened to be an attack of pneu
monia.
yesterday.
Mrs’. Ella Wilson returned Tuesday
N. E. Glass was called to Heattle
Wednesday night on account o f the from an extended visit at Grants P uhm
with her daughters, Mrs. C. A. Linch
illness of a brother.
and Mrs. Ham Nazor.
Clove Joins left Wednesday night to
(Additional local on second page)
join Mrs. Jones ia Heattle.
Arba Harrington and family, who are
here from t-ustern Oregon, returned
yesterday from a visit at Loranc.
Mrs. Elmer Monsou and duughtcr ar
rived yesterday to visit at the home
State«! Convocation next Wed
of Mrs. Munson's parynts, Dr. and
ctnalay evening at 7:45. RoyuP
Mra. Robert Huteliffe.
Areh degTee and refreshments.
Mrs. O. H. Heine returned yesterday
Visiting companions invited
from Eugene, where she underwent an
and members urged to be
operation for appendicitis.
present.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L Harrel were in
GOTTFRIED OBABER.
Eugene yesterday.
By order E. H. P.
Secretary.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
R. A. M. ATTENTION
City M e a t M a r k e t
Bartel» A Sjfley, Proprietor»
Phone 89
FRID AY & SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Fine cream (M a id o ’ Clover) brick
cheese, per lb ..............
55c
Pimento cheese, box, 15c 2 for 25c
Fine skinned hams, lb .............. 35c
Breakfast bacon, just as good for
dinner or supper, lb .......32c and 35c
Picnic bams, good any time, lb. 32c
Small Cottage hams, lb............ 35c
B U T P O R K A N D S A V E T H E COST O F B E E F
3-lb. pail home made lard ................................................... $1.00
Rex, Nutola, Nucoa and Qem Nutmargarine, lb..................40c
FRESH CHINOOK SALMON and GRABS