Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., February 20, 1920, Image 5

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SMOKED FISH
Finnan Haddies
Kippered Salmon
Sliced Sm oked Halibut
KERR
S ILS B Y
Sc
tro u b le with the fin g e r who'll wa* tilire
cured o f u aeriou* in fe c tio n of blood
|>oi»oiiitig. It i* not now in nearly nn
»eriou* n r o n d itio n n* before.
F n rl lln rk le ro u d mid .1. I.. Itentty
■ire hi eii»ti‘rn Oregon looking over n
bu»ine** |iroiHi«ition.
A/e Guarantee
Jitney, phone 99, or call at our
depot, 401 Main avenue.
If
Optical
Accuracy
thi» week from P o rtla n d , where they
hud been for sev eral month».
Mr. mid Mr». A. L. Ituhbiird, »on
a n d dnlighter, re tu rn e d Tucadny from
n motor t r i p to I’ortlm id.
Federili lire» give the !nnge»t mid
mo«t s n tia fn c to ry service. T h a t is the
renami the Herviee G arage »ell» them .
T ire yonr r a r e with F ed eral tire*, ex
tr a ply, and leiive behind nil worrie*
ab ou t puncture* mid blowout*
W e'll
put them on for you »mi y o b 'll never
n av e to tu k e them off. The Service
G arage, S p ray , 1 .ong k i'rilnon. f2<itfe
A. H. Multinoli, who bud been here
receiv ing tr e n tm e n t for n furo cancer,
re tu rn e d Tiie»ilny to th e so ld ie r» ’ home
nt l(o»ebtirg.
Mi*» Hibyll T ay lo r a r r iv e d Monday
from I ’nrtjm id and i» v isitin g her » in
ter, Mr». ('. II. Fm bree.
Mr». 0. II Hemeiiwuy, Mr*. Fergn
»on mid Mr». F. J . Alatoti a t t e n d ' d
th e fiineriil of A M c K in n ey lit Urea
well Tueadny.
Jitney service, phone 99. Nel­
son Auto Sales & Service.
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Notice
<*n and after February 1 my
poultry ranch will be closed to
visitors on Sundays. You’ll be
Welcome Any Other Day
Either Early or Late
Day-old chicks, hatching eggs
T h e po»tofftce will ob serv e Monday,
F e b ru a r y ".'I, a* u legal holiday, on
account o f W a sh in gto n ’» lortlidny com
lug on Hinidny.
M i u Krnie Mill*, of Tncomu, i* re
re i v in g tn ediral t r e a t m e n t nt th e Cot
Inge (Trove lioapitnl.
Fur* nre netting nt a high price.
O ottoge G rove
Oregon
M ake Mime e i t r u |>in money w ith the
tni|>* »old by W ynne k Kune. Kvcry
th i n g in h urd w ure, mid th en *ome. if.Htf
F r a n k Ijiv e ln re , u resid ent h ere 25
Il J . Hhinii wu» in F u g e n e Tucadny
year» ago, v isited d u rin g the pn*t week on buainc»».
nt th e F r a n k llm n b rie k home.
F. C. M organ wn» here front Ijiw ell
Mr, nml Mr*. O rrin Ravi», of Fu
thi» week ou buHitie«» w ith George
gene, v isited w s e r.i l dny* hint week nt I .manier».
th e home of C. M. l ’nrk er, roii»in of
M in » Alice G ront, of I .on don, went
Mr. Davis. Mr. I>nvi* wn* looking nf
to Kngen« T u e s d n y .
te r bu»ine*» in connection with the in
Jitney service at the Service
te r n a l rev en ue d e p a rtm e n t.
Bert V. hands
Accuracy
nation*.
in
E x a m i ­
Accuracy
in
Fitting.
Accuracy
i n g.
in
Adjust-
ACCURACY
i*
our
wa t ch wo rd and the
k e y n o t e to our con­
s t a n t l y
g r o w i n g
b u * i n e ■ a
D. J. S C H O L L
Optician-Optometrist
Lcnaca Oround on the Premise*
Cottage drove, Oregon
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I
i Titles of the Town
i
Mr*. O. M M iller and Mr. uni) Mr*
Urn M n rk sb ury a r r l v r d F r i d a y from
l'nrtlnn>l, I»- 11 .« cniled h«'fr li» I h r »er
inn« illni'M of Mr*. Mnrlhn M»rk»biiry,
nml lu-r h f Mr*. Miller nml Mr. Murk*
Can Yonr Baby Roll With
Safety on Yonr Rugs?
Yiiiing<ti*r» will tnildli- nml tuml«l«-
nml roll. I t ’* n h ap p y , h u m an t r a i t
but h a v e you inndi- pro* iwion for
it in y o u r home, no th a t th e h ealth
of you r little one* ru n he |>ro|>erly
»iifi-gunnled 1
A good |ir e ra u tiu n I* tu he nure
Hint th e w ashab le rug* in th e nur
nery, in th e bedroom * nml t l i r w h e r e
in th e home nre nlwny* p ro p erly
rlcnn. Anil it i* no tr o u b le to keep
them th a t wny if you will Ju*t »end
th e m « t o u* once in a while for
laundering .
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
Ring U* Up
Phone 79
Herviré! Herviee! Service! # I f t h a t ’*
what you w a n t, that ’* w hat we w a n t
you to have, nml w e ’re here fo r t h a t
|>iir|>o»e. T h e Herviee (iurtige, S p ra y ,
laing A Crimon, e l l here for »ervice, • •
Mr*. Klhert fleile write* from Min-
iie»ota th a t »he i* h a v in g f u r t h e r
Steen Tailors, now ready for Garage, Spray, Long Si Cruson.
tailoring, cleaning and pressing. Phone 76 for real service. jJOtfc
Allen K irk wu» in front Dore mi
24 north Seventh street.
l20c
Mr. nnd Mr*. C. C. Morn*, of (ink
land, lo w u, re tu rn e d borne Hnturdny,
a f t e r n Vi*it ut th e home of Mr. Mor
r i * ' parent*, Mr. nnd Mr*. I. R. Mor
ri*. T h ey r u t th e i r vi*it »hurt on nc
count o f th e t h r e a te n e d railro a d »trike
A. II. R englr w n* her* thi* w ick
from U idgefield, \Yn»li., on buaiues*.
T h e T. O. Hudtcll fam ily »pent the
week end in A lbany.
*
T h e re i* a good p ro f it in Wood nt
pre*ent price», esp eriully if you u»e
• in«, o f th e wood *uw* Mild by W ynne
k Kune
j'i.Itfr
Mr». N o rvn l Rice, of A lbany, vi»ited
d u r i n g th e pn«t week nt th e home of
her »i»ter, Mr*. 1). S terlin g
T h e high »rhool bii»ketbtill teum de
fen ted th e A m erirm i l.egion team Hnt
u rd n y ev en in g by n »core of 32 to 20.
I*. J . Rlurker»un re tu rn e d S a tu r d a y
to We»tlnke, a f t e r u vinit nt th e II. F.
Itrogdon home.
\Vhy do th ey nil come buck f Because
th ey like th e wny we tr e a t th e m ; I*'
rnuM> th e y like the wny we tr e a t th e i r
car»; beruune th e y like to hnve a jo b
done r. Kbt, done on tim e nnd done in
th e len*t possible time. The Herviee
tiiim g e. S p ra y , l-ong k Cru»on, nt y o u r
»ervice, for real »ersice.
f20 tfc
Ur, 11. W. Titu* will a t t e n d the
Ij u ie co u n ty dentu l clinic nt F u g e n e
tin* Hnturdny. Ile will deliv er a p a p e r
an d lend th e di»cu»»ioii upon *'C un dac-
f i v e Anne»the»in. ”
N. K. (»In«» re tu rn e d F rid a y from
S e a ttle , where he wn» culled by th e ill
tie»« of hia b ro th e r, who died a f t e r the
n rr iv n l of th e b ro t h e r from here.
tin e
1915 F o rd
ru n nb out, (..125.
Ki|uip|M d w ith deliv ery box. Woodaon
B ro th e rs.
tttfi
H ugh T r u n k , who hud been vi»iting
A r th u r W oodring, left Tue»dnv for hi»
home in New J e r se y .
Mr. n n d Mr*. W. II. D ixon, o f I’om
eroy, Wnah., »topped o f f h ere thi*
week for n v is it with Mr. nml Mr*.
W. I.. D a rb y , w hile on th e ir wny
home from »pending th e w in te r in
A riaona.
The Cottage Grove Vulcanizing
Works, E. J. Howe, proprietor.
Vulcanizing and retreading.
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T h e (I A It post mid H K C k l t l
po»tponed nil meeting* un til a f t e r the
in flu en za epidem ic hn* subsided.
Mi»* Helen M r l n t u r f f i* home from
W illa m e tte U n iv e rs ity on accoun t of
illnesN.
Mrs. H. K. Kamsey received a me*
»age S a tu r d a y telling of the d e a th o f
her fiither nt Klwood Uitv, I’ll.
Alwity» g et G oodyear welt» nml th en
vour h a lf »ole» will m ake yotir ahoes
»» good n» new. Doc Goff, »hoe nur-
goon nml ch iro p ractic. C o n tag io u s ciiwea
n o t accep ted .
d S tfc
Mi*s E s th e r S m ith, fo rm erly in the
d ry good» d e p a rtm e n t of th e Denney
sto re lit F u gene, hn» a c c ep ted n po*i
lion w ith th e H., R. A M. s to re here.
Mr. nml Mr*.
J . Rrii/n» r e t u r n e d
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DOLLAR DAY
S A T U R D A V , February 21
H lbs. augur...........................................
11 lbs. bayo beans.....................................................
I.'l cam* pork anti beans......*................................
7 (tana Sun Him* milk................................................
14 large roll« toilet paper..................... ..................
7 cans Prince Albert tobacco..................................
2 2Vii-lb. caux Diamond W baking powder.............
7 *1 lm. fancy Jap rice..................................................
1 nark corn meal and one-half lb. Jap tea.............
2 bolt lea catsup and 5 lbs. beans............................
14 l»srs laundry soap and 2 pkgs. French glow ...
3 1-lb. cans liyzon baking powder..........................
22 bars toilet soap............... ....................................
20 lbs. spuds...............................................................
THESE PRICES FOR ONE DAY ONLY—SAT., FEB Y 21
SHORT’S GROCERY
WALK
t
A
BLOCK
AND
SAVE
A DIME
T uesdny . l i e i» ju»t reeuvering from
n sevvre u ttu ck of influ m n in to ry rheu
mKlmm,
V. A. K im »*, ut P<»««il, Ore., %i* a
one w ishing one of the bills m ay se
cure one from Mr. Nelson a t the N e l­
son Auto Hules a n d Herviee.
f20e
O. L. Geer re tu rn e d y e s te rd a y to
Ins home in Rriti»h Columbia, u f t e r n
v isit with th e Geers ut Ismdou.
Mrs. Marie Is ing retu rn y e s te rd a y
to her home in Alhnny, a f t e r a visit
w ith th e H. U Long family.
F r a n k Hufley lm* bought the Wm.
ID-nry prop erty on south F if th street,
an d Mr. H enry has bought the Tyson
p r o p e r ty on south Hixth stre e t.
Attention! Steam train will
leave Cottage Grove at 8 p. m.
Saturday for the big dance at
Rujada. Come and have a good
time.
F. C. i l o l l n d u y was in F ug ene Wed
m-sdny on business.
Mrs. 0 . W. McQueen visited in F u ­
gene th is week at the home of her
b ro th e r, J A. G riffin .
T he F. L. M 'R eynold* fam ily nt D i­
vide hnve all been severely ill with
th e flu but all are now reported a*
well on the road to recovery.
Rex Wheeler s u f f e r e d th is week
w ith tonal lit ■ w.
Mrs. Hnrnh Howe re tu rn e d W ednes­
day from a visit ut D rain.
Mrs. Mux Green re tu rn e d W ednes
dny to her home in H pringfield, a f t e r
a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
K Kelley
Mrs. Ben K ing, who hus been v is it­
ing here fur tw o weeks, expects to
re t u r n tomorrow to her home near
B andon.
Mr. and Mr*. J . H. M ugladry, o f
Row River, left W ednesday for P o r t ­
la n d to visit at th e horn"? of th e ir
d a u g h te r , Mrs. H. W. Thompson.
L ittle Charles T ibb els has undergone
an o p e ra t io a to hia eyes which has
g r e a t ly im proved hia ap pearance.
Mr». A lta H o w ard , who bad been
S. C. White Leghorn
HATCHING EGGS &
DAY OLD CHICKS
T xu cred S t r a i n ; all brooding
tra p n e s te d e v ery day
Dan Walton
fl.lm chS
&
bens
Son
C o ttag e Grove, P hone26F4
¿¿tient thi« W9*k ut the hume of hi«
tint*|i*, I>r. W. W. O f l c n r . ____________
Bender Bread Boys
The well nou rished boy 1 » a smiling,
happ y, h e a lth y boy.
Being well
nouri»lied, he grow* in to strong,
vigorou», h ealth y manhood. Hrend i»
th e best food fo r nil nge»-—th e rao»t
nutrition*, th e mo»t wholesome, the
|en»t ex pensiv e. Give your children
plenty of b read and milk. F a t bread
more freely y o u rs e lf in preference
to more e x pensive nnd I s m n u t r i ­
tious foods— nnd w h en ev er y'ou buy
b read , nn d reg ard less o f how much
or how little you u»e, get R ender
b rand , an d riu»e h e a lth y B o nder
Dread boys nnd girls— th e beat
breed in th e world.
Bender’s Bakery
Win. George wns in Fugen,- nnd
H pringfield T uesdny on business.
J i m W h itfo rd went to F u g e n e Tue»
dny to n»»i»t in ca rin g for th e A. A.
R ichm ond fum ily, nil o f whom are
down with the flu. Mr a n d Mr*. Nel
*on D u rh am went down W ednesday for
th e »urne purpose.
Wi- fu»» aro u n d this old world only
n little while und soon we nre r e m e m ­
b ered only by w hat we hnve been nnd
whnt we hn ve done. W hen you nre
gone, you w ant it »nid t h a t you pro
vided well for those loved one* you
left behind. A life in s u ran ce policy i»
th e one best wny to be »ure th n t the
neighbor* will »peak well of th e way
you cured for y o u r fumily. T a lk w ith
Service is what counts
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The People’s Market
STFXJIAL S A T U R D A Y O N L Y
Home m ade pork sausage, lb
20c
llreukfnKt bacon..................... - .........36c
P rim e s k in n e d hum*..................... 35c
Home m ade lard , 5 lb. pail . $1.50
Home made lard , 10 It). |Hiil.....$2.95
F I S H ON F R ID A Y S
P H O N E 15
F re e d e liv e ry any tim e o f th e d a y
B a tt e r ie s ree h a rg o d ; ex p ert mechnn-
ieal work, gasoline an d oil. Whut kind
o f service do you w ant I Get it a t the
Herviee Gnrnge.
f2 0tfe
T he W oodard saw m ill a t London has
been sold to e a s t e rn c a p it a li s t s who,
it is un derstood, in ten d to invest heav­
ily in th e mill business here in ease
th is in v es tm en t proves Successful. W a l ­
te r W ood ard will h av e c h a rg e of the
o p e ra tio n of th e mill.
Mitiert Hutcliffe, J r ., a r r iv e d last
n ig h t from llmidon to visit his parents.
I)r. nn d Mrs. Robert Hutcliffe.
H n n g y o u r shoe r e p a i r i n g to I)lck
Hickson, nt S e v e n th nnd Main.
j2 t f c
Mr*. E lm er Munson, who had been
v is itin g her p a re n ts, Dr. nnd Mr*
R ob ert Hutcliffe, re tu rn e d th is week to
her home in W ashing ton .
T he W. C. tVgmcr c o tta g e on east
M ain av e n u e has been bou gh t by Dick
Hickson.
P re s to L ite electric sto ra g e b a tt e r y .
T h e b a t t e r y w ith a kick, b u t you
n ev er kick on th e service It gives.
S p ray , Long A Cruson, au tom obile chi-
ro p r a c tic s an d surgeons, th e Herviee
Gnrnge.
jJOtfc
Mrs. Maud G riggs was up from C om ­
stock y e ste rd a y .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Hehrnch were
in from L o ra n e y este rd a y .
Mr. nnd Mrs, A. J . A rn o tt re tu rn e d
y e s t e r d a y to th e ir home nt W ate rvllle,
Wash., a f t e r n visit w ith Mrs. A r n o t t ’a
p a re n ts , Mr. nnd Mrs. George Young.
N. J . Nelson, J r ., is p u t t i n g up bills
th is week for nn au ction snle to be
held M onday, F e b ru a r y 23, nt Coburg,
by his f a t h e r, N. J . Nelson, Hr. P r a c ­
tic a lly e v e r y t h in g thnt. enn be fo und
on u fa rm is o ff e re d in th e sale. A n y ­
v is itin g her m other, Mrs, 1>. J . Oover,
r e t u r n e d W ednesday to her home at
M edford.
K e n n e th F isher was brought here
from Row R iver T u esd ay s u f f e r i n g
with uppendiciti*.
W. I.. Miller was in F u g e n e T uesday
on business.
11. W. G raham , of the F ug ene S to r ­
age B a tt e r y company, was in the city
T u e sd a y an d made arran g em en t* with
tin- A uto F lectric com pany to handle
the W illard b u tte ry service here. The
A uto E le c tric »hop also has t a k e n the
exclusiv e agency here for the red In-
nershu, which p ro te c ts a g a in s t p u n c ­
tu r e s an d blowouts.
I)au ’ Wood* was up from O. A. C.
W edn esday n ig h t t a k i n g u Masonic
degree.
Mis* J o s ep h in e Colem an visited at
C orvallis T u esd ay and W ednesday.
Mrs. Harsh V entcb Cowmen, who was
related to the V eatchs of th is co m m u ­
n ity , died a few d a y s ago at Long
B each, Calif., a t the ag e of 72. Hhe
hlid been sick It) m onths.
WEST COAST PRODUCTS
AND MONEY ARE ALWAYS
THE BEST
The W est Const Han F rancisco L ife
In s u ra n c e C ompany is a west coast
concern, in v e s ts its money in O re ­
gon and coast s t a te s and solicits the
business o f coast people. Give us a
chance to show- you u real life pol­
icy.
0. M. BALDWIN, AGENT
U pstairs.
F irst
N at l
B ank
Bldg.
TO ILET GOODS
JONTEEL
You have seen the magazine advertising.
Your Rexall Store is vour exclusive agent.
Quality of Products, Delightfulness of
Perfume, Beauty of Package make
JONTEEL TOILET GOODS
the most desirable that you can buy.
Talc Jonteel....................................... 26c
Face Powder Jonteel.....................
50c
Fold Cream Jonteel......................
50c
Comb. Cream Jonteel.... ..................50c
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
The Modem Pharmacy
Cottage Grove
-*.
C arl K in g was up from F u g e n e over
the week end v is itin g his [ « r e n ts , Dr.
an d Mrs. C. B. K ing, who are now al
most fu lly recovered from th e ir recent
severe illness.
A UVit-pound son was born Hunday V>
Mr. arid Mr*. H. L. Godard.
T h e e n tire A. A. K.chmond fam ily
a t F u g en e is recovering from iirflu-
enza. Mrs. Aliec R ichm ond, m other of
Mr. Richmond, is ca rin g for them.
Mrs. Jo h n B a rte ls was called to
C o rtla n d M o nday by the illness of her
g ran d s o n , son of M a ttie J . Clark.
C lair C onner returni-d to Haletn Mon
d a y , u f t e r a visit w ith relativ es here.
Mr. an d Mrs. N. L. B elton a rr iv e d
M o nday from O ak lan d , Calif., to t a k e
possession o f the ranch which th ey re­
cen tly p u rchased west of th e ^ity.
Mr. a n d Mrs. A r th u r W oolcott mo­
to red in from th eir Silk creek ranch
M onday, b ein g the f i r s t tim e th e y
h ave been able to tr a v e l th e road with
th e i r c a r since O ctober last.
Mr. a n d Mrs. C u rtis I’a rk e r , o f D ex­
ter, visited M onday a t th e home of
Mr. P a r k e r ’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. P a rk e r .
M ax D o rw a rd r e t u rn e d S a tu r d a y
from a visit in Illinois, Io w a and o th e r
e a s te rn states. He w as gon e several
months. •
Mrs. C h ris tin e Phillip»*, who is n u rs­
ing some in flu en za cases in F ug ene,
was home over Hunday.
Mrs. S e t t a T hom as a n d d a u g h te r
M a r g a re t same up from P o r t la n d S u n ­
day . Miss M a r g a re t is recovering from
the flu.
Mrs. C. C. Crow r e t u rn e d M o nday
to her home in Salem, b e in g accom ­
pan ied by Miss V iv ian M atthew s.
8. C. N ewcom b, C harles E. B ales and
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Oregon
F re d C. B eidler have been chosen on
the d is tr i c t court tr ia l j u r y which con­
venes F e b r u a r y 24.
Geo. M. H a ll was in F u g e n e S a t u r ­
d a y on business.
A m ericau L egion w a n ts to b u y a
piano in good condition. A ddress com­
m u n icatio n s to or see E. E. A rth u r ,
P o st A d j u t a n t , at W estern L um ber A
E x p o rt Co. offiee, C o ttag e Grove. f20c
W. E. Wilson, of the Salem Tilt- A
M ercan tile co m pany, was h ere S u n d a y
on business w ith S. L. Godard.
E m m e tt Hhurp was in F u g en e on
business T h u rs d a y of lust week.
J . M. H a sk in s , who was a rr e ste d
here last week on a s t a t u t o r y ch arge
p re f e r r e d by a girl IS y ears of age,
was j bound over to th e d is tric t court.
B eing u n ab le to fu r n is h the bail o f
$500, he is in th e c o u n ty jail.
( A d d itio n a l local on second page.)
C A L L F O B B ID S F O R WOOD
N otice is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e
d ire c to rs o f School D istrict N<- 45,
L an e cou nty , Oregon, will receiv e
scaled bids f a r 14U cords of f. n r root
old g ro w th f i t wood o b- d e liv ered
to said d i s tr i c t b etw een J u l y >, 1920,
a n d S e p te m b e r 1, 1920, as per sp eci­
ficatio n s on file w ith th e clerk. B,ds
will be o p ened not e a rlie r tha*> M arch
1, 1920. T he b o ard reserves fue ri g h t
to reject a n y or all bids.
D ated a t C o tta g e Grove. O regon, th is
13th day- of F e b ru a r y . 192b
WORTH HARVEY,
f20-27
D istric t Clerk.
For Sale or Trade—Team, wagon and
h a rn e s s; will tr a d e for a u to .' J . C.
M cK eehan , 1512 E a st M ain. f20-mh5pd
Better Be Safe Than Sorry
Every few days we see in the daily papers accounts of the
bold and bad man, sneak thieves, burglars said hold-ups.
To overcome these fellows we have added to our banking
equipment the latest and most modern safety deposit boxes.
These boxes are for your protection and we shall be pleased
to have you come in and look them over.
THE BEST OF PROTECTION AT REASONABLE RATES
L. S. H ill a r r iv e d y e s t e r d a y f%im
C alifo rn ia to rem ain u few d a y s on
business.
F. C. C o ffm a n hus bought a used E.
M. F.
Miss I.elia Cochran, of Coburg, v is­
ited several d a y s last week w ith her
cousin, Miss V e ra Cochran.
N. J . Nelson, Hr., re tu rn e d S a tu r d a y
to his home a t Coburg, a f t e r a visit at
the home o f his son, N. J . Nelson, J r .
Mrs. J . H. B e n n e tt spent th e week
end ut J u n c t i o n Citv at the homo of
her d a u g h te r , Mrs. F loyd Hurtzell.
F url Ish m n el is s u f fe rin g w ith a
severely
w renched
back, su s ta in e d
while lo ading his tru ck w ith lum ber
at the W oodard mill.
J o h n H a tf i e ld sustained in ju rie s to
th e right knee F r i d a y while em ployed
at the C ham bers logging cam p up Row-
fiver.
A uctioneer!!!!
Will sell y o u r household fu r n itu r e ,
stock, im plem ent* uud m achinery,
an d tools of all k in d s ; 5 % up to
the first $2000 nnd 3C4 fo r all over.
D. DeVERE
400 M ain Ave
C ottage Grove
L ittle J a c k B eag er und erw en t nn
o p e ra tio n S a t u r d a y for the rem oval of
tonsils a n d adenoids nnd is g e t t i n g
along nicely.
A ndrew Hrtind a tt e n d e d a m eetin g
of the m e r c h a n ts o f the s t a te a t A s­
to r ia th is week.
T he A uto E le c tric shop has sold
O verland* i l t r i n g the past week to
Wiley H u b b a rd , R. C. Gleason, C arr
b ro th e rs uud A. L. W h itm an.
Mrs. C arl S ears w rites from St. H e l­
ens to send th e w h e re w ith a l to insure
c o n tin u ed an d r e g u la r vis ist o f the
Live Wire.
M a s te r Gordon W h ite has recovered
from his recent illness.
George E l wood has resigned his po ­
sition w ith th e Allison b a rb e r shop and
loft T u e sd a y fo r P o r t la n d . He will
leave sh o rtly to jo in his fam ily in
C alifornia.
H is son, who was hero
w ith him, a lr e a d y hus jo in ed th e other
members.
First National Bank
THE OLD RELIABLE
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
City M e a t M a r k e t
Bartels & Safley, Proprietors
Phone 89
Specials for Saturday O nly
3-lb. pail of home-made lard................................................ 95c
3 pounds Crisco...................................................................... $1.15
Bacon, VERY FANCY, per lb.................................
37c
Shoulder beefsteaks, an extra special for Saturday
only, per lb...............................................................................25c
Bacon, per lb........................................28c, 30c, 35c, 40c and 45c
Premium hams, half or whole ham, per lb............................ 35c
Picnic hams, per lb.....................................................................32c
Cottage hams, per lb.................................
34c
Oleomargarine, all brands, per lb..................................^ ........40c
Sour erout, mincemeat, brick cheese, etc.
FRESH SMELT ON SALE ALL WEEK
If you can't come in person, telephone or order by mail.
Your orders will be given just as careful attention as if you
came in person.
Chick Food, Chick Starter
Chick Developer and Grit
and all other kinds of chicken feed
veal, hogs and chickens.
Bring in your hides,
SPECIAL SATURDAY—1 sack eastern oyster shell
$2.00
JO N E S C& E A T O N