Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., February 13, 1920, Image 7

Try Teco Self-Rising
Pancake Flour
Till«: HUTTKKMILK DOES IT. (IT’S iN
Ti l K ELOUU). .HJST ADI) WATER AND
BA K E.
KERR
<S6 S I L S B Y
“ Thu Only W a y . " A h e a rty welcome
la e x ten d e d tu nil,
Kura are arlliii« nt a high price.
in k « some e x t r a pm m oney w ith the
rnpa auld by W ynne & Kime. livery-
th i n « in h a rd w a re , and th e n aume. «.'Ilf
I. C. I.arge, uf ItuHrbur«, wn« here
on btiaine*« thin week and viaited hi«
old tu n e enele rn Oregon friend«, J . K.
Hpruy mid M. II. Anderaun.
Ilennia Itodle, W. A. f o o l an d Mil
ton Kvnn* were hore from D rum Wed
ueadny evenin g finiah in g the Ituyal
Arch Maaonic wurk.
Wn have aume good uard ear» nn
h and at the rig h t iirice. Came in and
look them over. Nelson A uto Hu Ira,
401 Mam.
F ran k W o o d ru f f re tu rn e d from P o r t ­
lan d T u ra d a y nig ht w ith u full aizitl
bu llfrog in bia th ro a t.
A. W. Hwaneon luia recovered from
th e illaeaa w ith w hirh he waa uf
fl ir t e d wb«n ho re tu rn e d from Id aho m
few day« ago.
T h ere ia a good p ro f it in wood at
preaent price«, eaperinlly if you u»e
o f th e wood anwa aold by W ynne
A c c u r a c y i n E x a m i * one
4k Kime.
jZ3tfc
nation«.
G o ttf rie d t i m b e r waa on th e airk liat
A c c u r a c y i n F i t t i n g . n couple uf dnya thia week.
Mr». E. L. Himth received word Wed
A c c u r a c y i n A d j u s t - neadny from her htiabnnd th a t he had
a r r iv e d a t H|K>knne on hia way home
i n g.
from a viait in Miaaouri.
Hteen Tailor«, now ready for tailor
ACCURACY
is
our
w a t c h w o r d a n d t h e mg. rleim in g und preaam«. lit north
f!3c
k e y n o t e t o o u r c o n ­ jHeventh stre e t.
L ittle ( ie o rg e tta Knowles au ffered
s t a n t l y
g r o w i n g thia week with a alight a t t a c k of «car
business.
let fever.
H heriff Htickela waa here ycaterdny
w ith a w a rra n t for J . Ilaakm a, w anted
on a a t a t u to r y charge.
One
HHS F o rd
ru n a b o u t, 1.123.
Optician-Optometrist
E quipped w ith d e liv e ry bo*. Woodson
j0 t f c
Lenses Ground on the Premises itro thera.
Mr«. W. F. H a rt, who viaited rein
Cottage Grove, Oregon
tivea here thia w eek, left y e s t e r d a y to
viait her d a u g h t e r Opal a t Heaaide.
The H art« a re m oving from Gold Bench
to P urtlu nd.
| K n yton F ia a te r, who recently bought
'n ran ch on Cunat fork, haa moved hia
fam ily h ere from Wcatlake.
J
W e G u a r a n te e
O p tic a l
A ccu racy
D. J. S C H O L L
m
—=
The Cottage Grove Vulcanizing
Works, E. J. Howe, proprietor.
Vulcanizing and retreading.
tf
i Tales of the Town I
i ___ _ L
____l
'
Mr. and Mra. J . W. B uckley have
Mr and Mra J. M. Medley, Mr. and moved into th e H. li. S m ith home,
Mra. Ilarw in |ir ih |o w an d Mra. Miirlhn which th e y recen tly pu rrhn aed , and
I .ill li'firld a r r r up frum E u gen e Wed J a m e a Lemon hua moved into th e houar
iii'aduy In a li a m i I h r fu n e ra l o f Hula v a c a te d by th e Buckley«.
M. I .ui-kw nud. Boy Everson wua hara
Mra. J . J. Mrllotiiild re tu rn e d yeater
from T a rm n a f» r Ih r aarni* purpoaa.
day from Koaeburg. w here «he a tt e n d
Win K. I.y n rh haa b a rn q u ite ill cd her d a u g h te r, Mra. M. O. D unn, who
wua ill with in fluenxa.
d u rin g lha (inai week.
I .oat W hila k i l i m w ith b lu r apula.
We h av e juat received a carlo ad of
N o tify Mra. J . H llrnmin.
f!3 c O v erlan d Four« conaiating of fou r t o u r ­
C.
A. I l a r lr ll an d K. C. I«ockwood in g cum and one Sedan. The dem and
h av a p urrhnaad Kurd limnuainra frum for tbeae car« ia g r e a t e r th a n th e «up
Wuudaun H rulhara durili« lh a paal ply. I f you w an t one, hu rry . Place
y o u r o rd er now. We h av e for im m ed i­
w rrk .
a te d eliv ery one S ed an only. We a Ian
Mra. li. W. T ilu a and d a u g h te r ara have Mine good uaeil earn, Come in
v ialini« in E ug en e Ihia w r r k an d l)nr and aee ua. A uto E lectric Shop, " H o m e
hupra In h ave a homo read y for o ccu ­ o f the O v e r l a n d , ' ' M ain nt N in th .
pancy by I h r tim e th e y retu rn .
Mr. und Mra. Kd. Oberg. o f Moacow,
Jitney, phone 99, or call at our Idaho, a rc viaitm g Mr. and Mra. A. W.
depot, 401 Main avenue.
t f Swnnaon.
Mia* Kaaia P a ir , who truche« nt !.un
Miaa M arian lloo|ier a rr iv e d y eater
don, and Miaa W in n ifre d F air, who d ay from Bedding, Calif., for an ex
t e a r h ra at Dlaatou, ap rn l lh a waak and ten d ed viait w ith her a u n t, Miaa Lydia
Hooper.
al lh a II. Mterling huma.
B rin g in yo ur coupon« for free anm
T he m a r l i n « ! nt lh a M alhudiat church
nra in te re e lin « and a l t r a r t a «und at pie o f Dr. lleaa Stock Tonic. A. Brund
tam ln n ra. T hey will h r c o n tin u ed all 4k Com puny.
a r i l w rrk . H u b jrc t for Htindny morn-
Miaa M yrtle M cF nrln nd viaited in
in«, “ I lend, bui
A liv e '* ; evening. Kugriie W ednesday .
Mra. A lta H o w ard and H o w ard Tib-
bela went to i'o r tln n d W ed nesday foi
m edical a tt e n t i o n fo r th e l a t t e r '« eye«.
Koe Aw-brey ia reeoverin g from hia
recent illneaa.
AI way« get G oodyear w elta an d th en
y o u r h a lf aolea will mnke y o u r «boon
ua good na new. Doc G off, «ho,, s u r ­
geon an d ch iro practic. Contagion« cnaea
n o t accep ted.
<!5tfc
Mra. C a rrie H em en w ay an d Miaa
F lo ren re H em enw ay viaited in E ugene
W ed n esd ay , m a k in g th e tr ip by motor.
C larence Spencer, who ia «pending
thit w in te r here nnd who haa n Inun
d ry ia Alnakn, ia employed in th e C ot­
ta g e Grove la u n d ry tem po rarily.
If Y o u
S erve
Jitney service, phone 99. Nel­
son Auto Sales & Service.
tf
The I ni a k a und p o stn ffice obaerved
Lincoln '« b ir th d a y , b u t o th er place« of
buaincaa rem ain ed open, na well aa the
arhoola.
Clair C onner ia up from Salem for
th e week end.
Mr. nnd Mra. H. H. Hnrria, o f S m ith
Kivor, «pent th e week end a t the home
o f Mra. H a r r i s ’ p a re n ts, Dr. nnd Mra.
W. M. H am ilton.
I<et ua deliv er th e good« for you.
C ity T ra n s f e r. Call (Ml ar lenvo order*
a t o ffice, 401 Main avenue.
Lester K. S a n fo r d nnd Mra. M yra L.
Boberta were m arrie d S u nd ay, F ebru
a ry N, a t th e home o f the o ff ic ia tin g
clerg y m an, Rev. R. G. O. G roat. Both
are well know n here. Mr. Hanford is
one of th e s u r v iv o rs o f th e Tuscan!«.
Coffee
to your giie«t« or your follow club
members you can earn a high rep.
illation fur ita excellence if you
will uni ' our Hpecial hlentl uf the
finest c o f f e e « grown. It ha« a
richncHM of flavor, fragrance anil
color that make« it a real nectar.
Your friends will wonder how
you make it no deliciously.
Short’s
G rocery
Walk a Block and Savs a Dime
»
Mra. J e n n i e W. N ichols haa a rriv e d
from Han F ran cisco for an e x tende d
viait a t th e home of her »on, O. L.
Nichols.
The largest stock o f tirea in th e city,
a $1500 bunch o f F e d e ra l tirea an d
tube* to select from. You get w h at you
w an t, not w hat *he deale r m ig h t w ant
to sell yon. We m a k e our own a d j u s t ­
ments. No d e la y s w hile th e ti re U
ou pay for serv ire. Why
noi «i l il f Hpruy, Long & Crumiri, thè
Hervlce G arage.
JÌOtfe
II. N. M r l n t u r f f lui* |m r r h n «»<1 fin
•I. li. l'ro t/n in ii house ori mirili T e n tb
Street.
Ki'V. li. A Mncl/Ood « vii » her« fur a
f best of help and w ith No. 1 service I
hope to retain all old patro ns, whose
business will be highly ap p reciated ,
I and to m erit the business of o th ers who
| are not now patro ns. N. J . Nelson, Jr.,
successor to W. W. M cFarland.
D. W. M cK inney haa sold hia west
Mum av enue ;>r<i|>erty to L a w ren ce
cuu|ili' o f ilu ys Una w-rek, ii fi i r un uli
I’rine, who recently a rriv e d here from
ai'il ri 1 u f ai'vi'riil wnrk a.
C ra b tr e e , Linn county. Mr. an d Mrs.
Wi' » pcriuli/e in a u to r l e c tr ic a l work
M cK in n ey will leave w ith in about
Imi ilurm « F eb ru u ry we will ni'i'Mpt u
th ree weeks for C alifo rn ia to m ake
limiti-il iiiiniiiiit uf gen erai ov rrb n u lin g .
t h a t th eir home.
All wurk by eom|M't«ut mechanle» un
Mr. and Mr*. K. W. V entrh h ave ar
ilrr tIla persomi I iliroetiun uf un export.
Aulii E Ieri rie Mliop, “ Th«i limili' uf riv ed hero from C alifornia for an ex
lini O v e r l a n d , " Munì at N in th .
f I .'*«■ te n d e d visit.
B ring you r shoe rep airin g to Dick
F ra n k Buyer wua serioiisly ili noverai
j2 t f e
iluya Inai week. Ila anva tim i uni' night H ickson, at Heveatk a n d M ain.
ha wua tiiki-n with a kim l uf |mrulyaia
Miaa Deasie Harm« has accepted a
position w ith the IL, B. 4k M. store.
Mias M arian White, d a u g h te r of Mr.
und Mrs. W. J . W hite, is h ere fron
P o r t la n d assisting in c a rin g fo r her
b r o t h e r Gordon, who is ill at the hos
1'itnl
A. J . Steven* was in fcugene Tuea
We alway« havo h full supply
day a tt e n d i n g a m eetin g of th e county
of Fresh and Cured M<-atH
f a i r board.
Watch our Saturday Window
I f you nre i n t e r e s t e d in stock or
pou ltry kindly »end us you r name and
ad d ress. We will put y o u r nnme on a
inuiling list and you will secure free
sam ples of Dr. Hess Stock Tonic or
Fresh Fish on Friday«
P o u ltry P anacea. A. B ru nd £ Co.
Mr. and Mg». O. G ro dland, acco m p a­
Free Delivery
Phone 15
nied by th eir d a u g h te r , who had been
iaiting here, left T u e sd a y to m ake
an d wua un ab le to move or call for th e i r home iu Ht. P au l, Minn.
help. He lives alone u p sta irs in the
Mra. A. M. Htroud le f t T u esd ay to
Allison
b u rb e r
«hop
b u ild ing
and viait a d a u g h te r at Hoakins.
th oug ht be pro b ab ly would be found
Then. B ak er ia e re c tin g a home on
when th e lan dlo rd cam e for the rent
west Main avenue.
the firs t o f th e n e x t m onth, b u t be
Presto-1 Ate electric sto ra g e b u tte ry .
" th a w e d o u t " a b o u t noon of th e next
Thu b u tt e ry with a kick, but you
day und ia now ab le to be out uguin.
n e v e r kick on th e service it gives.
S p ra y , Long £ Cruaon, autom obile chi­
r o p r a c tic ! and surgeons, th e Service
G arage.
j.'iOt fc
Char lea G etty* is rap id ly recovering
On and after February 1 my from hia recent severe a t t a c k of p n e u ­
poultry ranch will be cloned to monia b u t bus not y e t re tu rn e d from
viHitur« on Sunday«. You’ll be P o r t la n d .
Mrs. O. H. H eine r e t u r n e d H unday
from Rogene, where she u n d e rw e n t an
Welcome Any Other Day
o p eration .
Either Early or Late
Mrs. K. K. Spencer was up from Eu
Day-old chick«, hatching eggs gene Huturduy v isiting at the home of
her p a re n ts, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. K. God
nrd.
Mrs. C. M. Shinn and Mrs. lim a
C o tta g e Grove
Oregon
Iteager und son J a c k were in E ug ene
City Meat Market
Bartels dc Safley, Proprietors
S p e c i a ls f o r S a t u r d a y O n l y
5-pouml pail home made lard, Saturday only....................$1.50
Ten-pound pail, Saturday only.......................................... $2.95
Shoulder beefiteakx, an extra special for Saturday
only, per lb..............................................................................25c
Bacon, per lb....................................... 28c, 30c, 35c, 40c and 45c
Premium ham«, half or whole harn, per lb.............................35c
Picnic ham«, per lb.....................................................................32c
Cottage ham«, per lb.................................„....... ........... ........... 34c
Oleomargarine, all brand«, per lb............................................. 40c
Saturday only «pecial, 2 lb«...........................
75c
Sour crout, mincemeat, brick cheese, etc.
Service Is What Counts
Try the People’s Market
PEOPLE’S MARKET
Notice
Bert V- Hands
Friday.
We fuss aro u n d th is old world only
a li ttle while an d noon we a re rem em
tiered only by w hat we have been and
w hat we huve done. W hen you arc
gouc, you w an t it «aid th a t you p ro ­
vided well for thoae loved ones you
left behind. A life in s u ran ce policy is
the one beat way to be sure t h a t the
neighbors will apeak well of the way
you cured fo r your fam ily. T a lk w ith
M etealf today.
M tf
Bender Bread Boys
The well nourished boy ia a smiling,
hap p y , h e a lth y boy.
Being well
nourinhed, he grow s in to stro n g ,
v igoroua, h e a lth y manhood. B read is
th e best food for all age«— th e moat
nu tritio ua, th e moat wholesome, the
least expensive. Give y ou r children
plenty of brend nnd milk. Rut bread
more freely y o u rs e lf in preference
to more exp en sive nn d lean n u t r i ­
tious food*— nn d w h en ev er you buy
brend, an d reg ard less o f how much
or how little you use. get B en der
b ra n d , nnd m iac h e a lth y B ender
Brend bova and girls— th e best
breed in th e world.
Bender’s Bakery
Mr*. C. R. Jo n ea r e t u r n e d T uesday
from R oseburg, w here she was called
by th e illness of her d a u g h te r , Mrs.
Boy Bellows. She was cnlled home by
the illness of her hu sb an d . T h e hospi-
tul on th e Bellow* p ro p e r ty a t Koae­
burg b u rn e d th e n ig h t b e fo re Mr*.
Jo n es returned.
J . S. Benson left W ed n esd ay fo r his
ranch a t W o lf Creek.
WEST COAST PRODUCTS
AND MONEY ARE ALWAYS
THE BEST
The W est Const San F ran cisco L ife
In s u ra n c e C o m p an y is a w est const
concern, invest* it* m oney in O r e ­
gon und const s t a te s nnd so licits th e
business of const people. G ive us a
chance to show you a real life pol­
icy.
•
0. M BALDWIN, AGENT
Upstair«,
F irst
N n t ’l
B an k
Bldg.
Jitney xervice at the Service
Garage, Spray, Long & Cruaon.
Phone 75 for real service. j.'lOtfc
I)r. H. H. I 'e t ric a tt e n d e d a d e n ta l
m ee tin g in P o r t la n d th is week.
The P h illips mill ia closed down for
a week or more w hile n new logging
road ia b ein g co n stru cte d .
Mrs. (Tiarlea S te v e n s has been il
d u rin g th e past week.
T his is to a n n o u n c e th a t I have
bo ug ht th e C ity T r a n s f e r from W. W.
M c F a r la n d . No. 09 is th e phone mim-
b e r h e re a f te r. I am h ir in g only the
Can You Iron
Tissue Paper?
Mrs. M. A. Durliind r e t u r n e d to
P o rt la n d F rid a y , a f t e r a visit w ith her
m o th er, Mr*. B a r b a r a Hohl.
J o e Arnold was up from th e U. of
O. fo r the week end.
Mra. C. O. D eVere w a s up from Cres-
wcll several d a y s th is week v is itin g
her h u sb a n d and d au g h ter.
Mrs. J o h n B ak er left F r i d a y for
T oppeniah, Wash., to v isit an old frien d
from whom she hud j u s t h eard a f t e r a
n u m b er of yearn.
V ictor C ham bers was up from th e U.
of O. for the week end.
Roscoc Gwens s p en t th e week end
here ut the borne of his a u n t, Mrs. I.
II. V catch ; while on his w ay to his
home in C an ada from C alifornia.
W. M Rhode« r e t u rn e d M onday to
his borne tu O klah o m a, a f t e r a visit
witk his sister in law, Mrs. F a n n ie
K hodea
Mr. a n d Mrs. V. K. Conley, of Ore
gon C ity, visited th e l a t t e r p a r t of last
week a t the home of Mrs. C o n l e y ’s
«later, Mrs. F re d Beidler.
G eorge M rtjueen haa bought th e Hed-
riek p ro p e r ty on north S eventh street.
J . C. Levi, o f H av re, Mont., visited
d u rin g the past week at the home of
hia sister, Mrs. Buy Kinard.
Miss E v a Brockua und Miss B uth
Bede spent the week end in E ugene,
Miss Brockua a t th e home of her a u n t,
Mrs. W. A. C offin, a n d Miss B ede at
the A. A. Richm ond home.
W. W. B ristow , a fo r m e r resident of
th is city , now one o f t h e p ro p r ie to r s
of the L uckey je w e lr y store in E ug ene,
wus in the c ity F r i d a y on business.
H enry H aeckel, who had been v i s i t ­
ing at the O. M. H aw ley home fo r s e v ­
eral weeks, left S a tu r d a y for his home
nt E dm onton, Husk.
Miss Vetn P it c h e r le ft S a tu r d n y fo r
P o rtla n d .
Miss M y r tle Green, o f E ugene, v i s i t ­
ed F r i d a y w ith her sister, Mrs. J o e
I ni tides«.
Miss F lo ren ce H e m e n w a y re tu rn e d
F rid ay from a w e e k 's v isit in E ugene.
Mrs. L. J . A tw a te r , o f Chico, Calif.,
visited d u r i n g th e past week w ith Mrs.
Mary Robinson.
Mr. a n d Mrs. M u rray T ru n n e ll h ave
moved to Leona.
A. W. S w anson r e t u rn e d F r i d a y from
Lew iston, Id aho, where he a tt e n d e d a
convention of m an ag e rs o f the B reier
£ P eterson sam p le stores.
Mr. und Mrs. F r a n k T nylor, o f S u l­
livan, visited th is week a t th e home
of Mr. T a y l o r ’s p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs.
Isaac T aylor.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G. B e a tt ie w ere in
E ugene over F r i d a y night.
Mrs. J . B. P ro tz m a n w as here from
P o rtla n d S a t u r d a y on business.
Mrs. J o s t , o f R oseburg, who had been
v is itin g her p a re n ts , Mr. nnd Mrs. O.
II. W illard, le f t S a tu r d a y fo r P o rt la n d
to visit her siste r, Miss Ollie W illard.
Mrs. T. P. J a c k s o n , o f Creswell, v is­
ited S a t u r d a y a t th e home o f her
brother-in-law , C. M. Ja c k s o n .
Ed. J o n e s says The S en tinel w asted
a m m u n itio n on him last week because
he was given the w ro ng in itials. Hi>
initials a re C. E„ but he wn* j u s t as
sick ns if th e y had been som ething
else.
E. L. H o p p er w ent to S e a ttle W ed
nesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A r th u r L eonard were
in E u g en e W edn esday .
Geo. H . B ra in a r d an d J . W. V entch
were a m o n g E ug ene viaitors W ed n es­
day.
It i* a d e lic a te t e s t of ir o n in g e f f i ­
ciency— a shade tdo much h e a t will
scorch the p a p e r ; n b it too much
preasufe will te a r it. Yet ti ssu e p a ­
per is iro n ed d a in tily nn d w ith the
Arranges for Essay Contest.
utm ost s a f e ty in our fla tw o rk iron-
C a p ta in F ra n c is K. Bishop, of the
e»s a n d special presses.
(35th i n f a n t r y , w as here from E ugene
W hy p e rm it w a s h d a y to be n w o r­ y e s te rd a y m a k in g n rrn n g em en ts for
ry t W hy f r e t ov er th e v e x in g ques­ t h e conduct of an essay contest in the
schools on the su b je c t, " W h a t A re the
tion of la u n d rrsn e s f T he easy, a n d
A d v a n ta g e s
of
E n li s tm e n t
In
the
the m odern way, is to m nke you r
U n ite d S ta t e s A r m y f " A long list of
w ash in g into a bu nd le an d phone us.
p rises is offered.
We will h av o n d r i v e r call.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
If you c«n’t afford to subscribe for
The Sentinel yon ean ’t afford not to
read someone elae’x.
***
Phone 89
FRESH SMELT ON SALE ALL WEEK
If you can ’t come in person, telephone or order by mail.
Your order« will be given just a« careful attention aa if you
came in person.
4k
Society
1
S. C. White Leghorn
---- - HATCHING EGGS &
DAY OLD CHICKS
was the
4
An en jo y a b le social event
special m eetin g o f C o tta g e G rove c h a p ­
ter, O. E. 8., S a tu r d a y ev ening a t M a ­
sonic hall, th e occasion being the a n ­
nual visit of the w o rth y g ra n d m atron
of the E a s te r n Htar of Oregon, Mrs.
A lb e rt a M cM urphey, of E ugene. Hhe
was acco m panied by ber husband, R ob ­
ert M cM urph ey, Mrs. J o h n Howe a n d
d a u g h te r, Miss Ixila, a n d P rofessor an d
Mrs. F. E. D unn, who w ere house-
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. K a rl K. Mills.
A b e a u ti f u l floral deg ree w as c onferred
upon Mrs. M cM urphey by the past w or­
th y m a tro n s of C o tta g e Grove c h a p te r,
and a handsom e band p a in te d p late was
p resented to her. A large n u m ber of
member» an d /v i s i ti n g mem bers were
presen t an d a pleasan t and in s tru c t iv e
ev en in g was spent. A q u a r t e t w as su ng
very sw eetly by Mrs. Boy S hort, Mrs.
C. fc. F ro st, Mrs. H. A. Miller s n d Mrs.
C. C. Cruson, Miss E s th e r Silsby p r e ­
sid in g a t the piano. A p a la ta b le two-
course su pper was serv ed in th e b a n ­
quet room.
♦
Mrs. O. L. N ichols e n te r ta i n e d the
p a st m a tro n s an d p a st p a tr o n s o f C o t­
ta g e G rove c h a p te r No. 4, O. E. 8., at
her home on Birch av e n u e T u esd ay
evening. G ames and social converse
were en jo y ed a n d th e hostess served a
delicious tw o-course su p p er in th e din
ing room which w as b e a u tifu lly f e s ­
tooned w ith h e a r t s in honor o f St. V a l ­
e n tin e w eek, w ith v alen tin es for place
c ard s a n d a p o tte d cyclam en as c e n te r
piece.
^
T he w o m e n 's fo reign m issionary so­
ciety of th e M etho dist church held its
re g u la r m eetin g th is week w ith Mrs.
L. F. O rpu rd. A f t e r th e stu d y hours
th e losers in th e m y s te ry box co n test
served refresh m en ts. T his is m edical
y e a r in th e foreign fields a n d th e lo­
cal society is se nd in g w hite linen ra g s
for b a n d a g e s to th e hosp ital in F oo­
chow, China.
<* ❖
♦
Mra. H. A. Miller an d Mrs. C. J .
Kem e n te r ta i n e d six tab les a t fiv e
hu n d red W ed n esd ay ev en in g a t the
home of Mrs. Miller. T he a f f a i r w as
in form al. The rooms were d e co rated
w ith h e a r t s and cupids. A tw o-course
luncheon wns served a t tables.
<*►«<$>
Mrs. T. C. W heeler e n t e r t a i n e d th e
La Com us club c h a rm in g ly T u e sd a y
a fte rn o o n , delicious re fre sh m e n ts being
served a f t e r a p le a s a n t social a f t e r ­
noon­
s' « *
T he M. P. G. club m eets n e x t T u e s ­
d a y w ith Mrs. C. C. Cruson.
Mrs.
ladies
d a ily
m e a ts
A. C. S p rig g s e n te r ta i n e d th e
aid of the B a p ti s t ch ureh so
W ed n esd ay afte rn o o n , refresh
b ein g served.
8TOP 8A W 8 JU S T BEFO RE
T H E Y 8T R IK E D Y N A M ITE
O p e ra to r s a t th e W. L. £ E. mill
were som ewhat s t a r tl e d y e s te rd n y to
fin d th a t aime fo reign s u b s ta n c e in a
log which th e y discovered befo re it
stru c k th e saw s w as a stick of d y n a ­
mite. I t is th o u g h t t h a t the d y n a m i te
was a piece which failed to explode at
the ti m e when po w d er was used to
open a log jam a t the lo g ging ca m p at
R ujad a. I t prob ab ly had been in the
w a te r long enough to d e stro y its e x ­
plosive p ropertie s b u t th e operators,
nevertheless, ca re fu lly rem oved it be-
fora_8ending the log in t o th e saws.
T x n cred S tr a in ; all b reed in g
tr a p n e s te d e v e ry day
hens
Dan Walton & Son
fl3 m c h 5
C o tta g e Grove, P ho ne2 6F 4
When the dough o f cookies is too
rich or too so ft to roll, t a k e a »mall
po rtio n in the palm o f th e h an d an d
roll in to a ball. P la e e th is in a b a k in g
pan and when th e pan is filled, flo u r
the b o tto m of a glass and press eaeh
ball t o th e desired thickness.
S av e all th e oiled p ap er w hich comes
w rapped aro u n d b read an d groceries,
fo r it is an ex cellen t accessory on iron
ing day. K eep a place on th e ir o n in g
b o ard a n d run th e irons over it o c c a ­
sionally. I t gives them a sm ooth s u r ­
face an d cleans th e m o f f b e a u tifu lly .
M ilk
K E P T I N COED
Rich, sweet. Ice cold,
k e p t i s cold s to ra g e
i t is m ilked u n til it
customer. R e fre s h in g
in g — n a t u r e ' s m ost
erage. G et it a t
STORAGE
delicious milk,
fro m th e tim e
is sold t o th e
an d in v i g o r a t­
h e a lt h f u l b e v ­
City Meat Market
R oast C hicken-A pple Ha lad— S t u f f the
chicken w ith a d res sin g m ade o f soaked
s tale b r e a d crum bs, seasoned w ith sage,
salt a n d pep p er; plaee in a ro a s tin g
pan an d b aste w ith d rippings. When
brow ned, rem ove to a hot p la t te r , g a r ­
nish w ith parsley a n d serve su rro u n d ed
by a salad o f chopped apples, celery
and s t r ip s of s t r in g beans.
• • •
B arley B ro th — H av e th e b u tc h e r bone
and roll a shoulder, selecting a sh o ulder
t h a t w eighs a b o u t th r e e an d a h a lf
pounds. C rack t h e bones well. Wash
th e bones a n d place in a stock p ot an d
ad d th ree p in ts o f w a te r, tw o onions
minced fine, one fa g g o t o f soup herbs,
one-fourth cup o f well-washed b arley .
Cook slowly for tw o hours an d th e n r e ­
move the bones, season an d ad d tw o
tab lesp o o n fu ls o f fin ely m inced p ar
_________________
SOME BARGAINS IN
House Furnishings
B r e a k f a s t tables, round or square,
m a ttresses. $10.50, $11.50 and
$14; d in in g ch airs from $2.50 up;
ro c k in g ch a ir s from $4 to $12; din
ing tables, round extensio n. $15.
We h a v e a nice line o f ran g es to se
lect from a t m o d e ra te prices, book
eases, china closets, dressers and all
o th e r ti e c e u a t y fu rn ish in g s. Before
buying, look th r o u g h our sto ck and
get prices. Service and s a tis f a c tio n
is our m otto. We also buy slig htly
used f u r n i t u r e au d pay hig h est eush
price for same.
D. DeVERE
406 M ain A venue
P r o p r ie to r
X-RAY
AT COTTAGE GROVE HOSPITAL
An up-to-the-minute machine has been in­
stalled for examination and treatment of
any part of the body.
APPLES, $1.25 THE BOX.
WHITE ROSE SEED POTATOES
JUST RECEIVED—ONE OF THE BIG­
GEST CARS OF POULTRY FEED EVER
SHIPPED OUT OF PORTLAND.
JONES C& E A T O N