Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, February 27, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textf Curve Cut Macaroni Spaghetti and Noodles Many tempting dishes can be made out of these at a small cost. It is as healthful and nutritious as bread or potatoes. KERR Sc SILSBY Always get Goodyear welts and then Steen Tailors, now ready for tailoring, cleaning and pressing. your hulf soles will make your shoes us good us new. Doc Goff, shoe sur 24 north Seventh itreet. flm geon and clnrnprugtic. Contagious casca Richard White, well-known resident of this city, was committed to the state hospital lust week. A. 1 4 . Woodard was in Kugenc Hat- urduy on busine»» (' K. Hlewart and I). C. Hoaley were visitors in Kugenc Monday. Why do they nil come Inn k J Because they like the way we treat them; be cause they like the way we treut their cars; because they like to have a Job done right, done on time and done in the least possible time. The Herviee Garage, Hprny, l<ong A Cruson, nt your Day Old Chicks Sat., Feb’y 28 If E Y E -S T R A IN IS NOT A DISEASE N «»r m » I Tar HigliUdnn»» Ars Mu» culsr Trouble« aud Corrected Without Medicine. A iirriMiii »uffi-ring from rye «train, who at lhr mnir tune I* enjoying the heat of health, 1 « often at'a loan lo know whom lie ahould conault. lie doea not feel that he need» n |diy«lelan, hut he know« that he ueed* relief. Many |>eo|de «peak of near Right rdneoa, fur aightedneaa, net Igmilt lam and muMular trouble« «a though they were «time form of eye dlaeuae, hut they nre no more it diaeuae thnn la n amnlt enr or a large now. It followa thnt the layman often dues not know thnt theae condition» ure rnuaed hy n faulty »hape or fnl«r |.o»itiou of the eye hull, which con dition render« viaion unontiafnctory or painful. Much of the »uffering due to eye ■train could he relieved if the one ■o nfflirted would consult the op lometriat, who la now tiring rapidly rorngnited hy the world na the ex clusive Kye Htrniu Hpecinlist. Thnt the reader may more fully underatnnd the exact atntu» of the oplometriat and that he muy know that he in the logical one to ronault when in ilouht ulxiut viaion and glnawa the following atatement la minim The oplometriat ia now recognised hy Inw in 40 atatra « « the one trained in the art of determining the viaual atntua of the human eye mid the neutralising of it« nhnor mul conditions with letiaes, while the phyaieian is the medical apenul ial in eye diaenwa. Therefore, the optometrist is the acknowledged Kye Mtrum Hi>erialiat and the maker or gliisM-s, being rapecinlly fitted for filling preacriptiona for glnaaea herauae of hla enforced technical framing in optica aa specifically applied tu the correction of viaual de fret«. D. J. SCHOLL Cot Inge drove, Oregon Lenses ( 1 round on Premises t Iptoiiietrint -Optician - ! L Talcs of the Town 8 . It. Hweet and fnmily leave Hatur day for Canova, H. It., Mr. Hweet hav mg received word that the man who had hi» farm Innwd has given up the place on account of the death of hia wife. Mr. Hweet haa been employed hy the Nelaon Auto Hale« A Herviee. Mr«. I.. H. Wynne, whose hushnnd died Inat week nt Albany, »pent the week end at the Henson home. Herviee! Herviee! Herviee! I f thnt ’■ what you want, that’s what we want you to have, and w e’re here for thnt purpose. The Herviee Gnrngc, Hprny, I sing A Cruson, nil here for service. •• Can Your Baby Roll With Safety on Your Rugs? Youngster» will toddle nnd tumble mid roll. I t ’a n happy, human trait — hot have you made provision for it in your home, ao thnt the health of your little ones run he properly aiifogourdcdf > A good precaution Is to be sure thnt the wnahnhle rugs In the nur sery, in the bedrooms nnd elsewhere in the home are nlwnya properly rlenn. And it la no trouble to Keep them thnt wny if you will just send them to ua once in n while for laundering. The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY Ring Us Up Pbons 70 Mr, nnd Mr*. W. Krnaier Johnson returned Huiiduy from u trip to Indian upolia. Mr». Klbert Hwith is recovering from an attack of the flu. Her sister, Mias Nellie Myera, ia down from Kitgcne, the school« there having been closed on aeeouut of the epidemic. When yon want watrh repairing or t-leaning done hy ua expert of many years’ experience, bring your work to M, C. Cochran, nt the bicycle »hop. tfc Mr». Klbert Bede writes from Min neaotn I hut she has recovered from what probably wua tin attack of the flu and that the children have recov ered from severe cold». Mr». F. A. Garetaon returned Friday from mi extended vl»lt in Han Diego and other California cltiea. QET IT Oregon The People’s Market Mr». Kb. Hprny. James Whitford returned Hundny from Kugenc, where he hnd been num ing the sick. On account of aickneaa in the com niunity there will be no dance at U n dott Hnturday night. F. It. Htrom. f27c F. H. Dorter, of Alla-rtn, Cun., n for mer resident, visited here during the past week. Mr». K. T. Blakeley is spending the week with her parents in Junction City. Mias Gertrude Cnrter, of Dortlnnd, ia visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Hiirtels. Copiea of Cottage Drove's traf fic ordinances can be obtained at The Sentinel office. Miss Gertrude K. Mills visited dur ing the week with her sister, Mia/ Cor din Mills. Hhe has just returned from Hiberin, where she served ns a nurse with the Red Cross. Mrs. Herbert Knkin, who hnd been visiting at Tacoma with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Merry man, returned home for the funernl o f her hnlf brother, I.. H. Wynne, held Friday nt Kugenc. Hec the new spring tints nt the l»u rk s millinery. f27pd Virgil Dowell was home from O. A. C, for Ihe week end. Mrs. Jos. Hricher and three children ■pent Hundny in Kugenc. Mrs. Cornelia Chnpin has been at Walker this week curing 'for the George Johnson family while Mrs. Johnson is nt Kugenc with her hus blind, who recently siistnined n severe ly fractured teg. Hulk nnd pncknge gnrden seeds. A. Hrund A company. f£7c Mr. nnd Mrs. Hen Mnrksbiiry ro turned to 1'ortlnnd Hundny. Mrs. Margaret Johnson l.ehow, of Tillnmook, is here with her mother, Mrs. J. C. Johnson, of Gold Beach, who is receiving medical treatment. I. H. Ventch whs in Kugenc Thurs- dny of Inst week on business. County Commissioner Spencer wns in this vicinity Monday on county bus iness. The Cottage Orove Vulcanizing Works, E. J. Howe, proprietor. Vulcanizing and retreading. tf Harvey Madden w hs up from the U. o f O. to spend the week end visiting with Mi»» Florence Ht-menwav. Silver Quill White Leghorns BOOKINO ORDER8 NOW FOB May and June Clucks Hatching Eggs CATALOG TREE Wm. Hands & Son Box 614. Phone 1F2. Cottage Orove Robert Sutcliffe, Jr., was here from Bundon for the week end visiting his parents. Mrs. R. H. Johnson o f Centrnlin. Wash., visited this week at the W. B. Cooper home. Don't fail to come and talk over our terms on that new enr you nre plan ning on, whether it's u Chandler, u Cleveland or u Maxwell. We have a shipment of Mexwells just in. so pluce your order eurlv nt Nelson Auto Hales A Service, 401 Main. Mrs. W. J. White visited in Port land this week. 0. G. Warner returned Monday from n trip to the Bohemia district. EAT MORE BREAD Wheat is the great human food. In every grain there is a complete ra tion o f raw food to meet the needs o f the human body. Baked into brend it is our most palntnhle, wholesome and economical food. No other supplies so complete n diet at so low a cost. The erv for bread rung out louder than the heaviest cannon of the wnr. Eat more o f it. You need it, nnd it is the cheapest food you can buy. Bender’s Bakery HERE SH O R T S GROCERY I B ert V. H a n d s Cottage Orove Service is what counts Wo mnk« n spenni effort to provide our customers with high grade, fine flavored eoffeea and tean and know that if you give our 65e cof- fee a trial you will be a «toady uaer. We have an other exeellent coffee you will like at...... ......... 5 0 * Beat tea, Vfe-lb. pgk.... 3 0 * Walk WHO W A N T « THEM ’ Hatching egg» in any amount up to one thousand eggs Mrs. H. II. Flester visited in Ku gene Monday. Mr». Itegina Hohm write» from Ore gon City to renew her subscription to Cottage Grove's live wire newapu|s-r. Mr. snd Mrs. J». Y. Allison, o f R o s e burg, und Mr. uiid Mrs. Hurahel Alii arm, of Grant» Dnaa, stopped o ff here this week while on the wuy home from ■ Mending the funeral of Mrs. H. F. Jitney, phone 09, or call at our Htrange nt Dortlnnd. One DM3 Ford runabout, g.125. depot, 401 Main avenue. tf Kipnpped with delivery box. Woodson Mrs. Wm. Turk haa returned from Brothers. jDtfe a visit in Han Francisco with her Ross Allison, o f Roseburg. visited daughter, Mr». Kd. Mattson. relatives here 4his week while on hia Mrs. M F. Wyatt 1 » visiting in Vun wuy to Portlund. couver at the home of her » 0 ;« Krnest, and will visit in other Washington cities before her return home. Fur« are celling at a high price, dake so in I- extra pin money with the ------------------ TRY’ ------------------ raps sold by Wynne A Kime. Every hing in hardware, and then come, ¡i.'ltf SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY The Hiieil Darker family motored Home made pork suusnge. |b 20c •ver from Dexter Hominy mid visited Breakfast baron ................. 36c at the C. M. Darker nod Mrs. H, K. Prime skinned hnm»................. 36c McKinney home«. Home made lard, 5-lb. |iuil 1160 I.loyd Htrntton, o f Kugenc, n former Home made lard, 10 lb. pail.. 12.96 resident, »pent Hundny here. ris ii ON FRIDAYS Mr». Kraast Watkins returned Hun PHONE 16 day to her home in I’ortlund. Moving you—that’s our busine»». Fr«e delivery any time of the day Just call l*!i or come to our office, 401 Mam avenue, and tell u» about it a ilny or so ahead mid we can move yon Mrs. Maud l^-Roy and sons are mov to your convenience, City Transfer, N ing lo Goble to make their home. Mrs. J. Nelson, Jr., proprietor. D R o y is yet in it hospitul nt Kugene Mr». F. J. Ilelliwell, of Itoseburg. but is recovering rapidly from her re »pent the week end berc. cent operation. Mrs. C. M. Wicka, of Wcndling. K. A. Hchrepel, o f Corvallis, spent »pent the week end visiting her moth the week end here. er, Mr». C. A. Harlow, nnd her sister. Particular About Your Coffee? THEN I have an «atra big hatch I may hav« a few to spare B l o c k and S a v e Dime J. L. Beatty and Karl Hnrklerond returned the latter part of last week from a business trip to eastern Oregon. Mr. Hnrklerond bought a garage near Klamath Falls. There is a good profit in wood at present prices, especially if you use one o f the wood snws sold by Wynne A Kime. j2.'ttfe Eurl Hnrklerond went to Portland Tuesday to nttend the automobile show. Mr. and Mrs. John Under returned Tuesday from spending the winter in California. Mr. and Mrs. IX K. Martin returned Tuesday to HonMlc, after a visit with Mrs. I,ove Allen. J. (J. Willets, who tenches nt Hugo, is home on amount o f the school be ing closed during the flu epidemic. not accepted, d 5 tfe I-a»t Dinirnick returned Tuesday from Portland, where he underwent medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Mounee, of Woodburn, visited Tuesday with Mr. und Mrs. George Boyd. Work has commenced upon the Har vey mill at Comstock, Onion »et»; buy now; A. Hrund A company. f27e A flue fire ut the K. C, Nhny resi deuce culled out the fire department Wednesday evening, but the flnmos were extinguiahed without unrolling the hoae. Kmmett Hhurp was in Kugene Tues day on bilame»». li. M Hull wns in Kugene Tuesday on business. Watch repairing. We know how to do it right Our pleased customers tell us so. M. C. Cochrnn, at the bicyclc sbop. f 27tfe Misses Bertha and Hazel Htephens are home from Kugene because o f the closing of the schools there on account o f influenza. Miss Bertha is a teacher there am) Misa Hazel a student. Miss Bertha is taking the place o f Miss Hilver us teacher o f the first grade on the west side on account of the ¡ 11 - m-aa of Miss Hilver, the regular teach- — s. c. White Leghorn HATCHING EGGS & DAY OLD CHICKS T sue red Strain; all breeding ben» trapuested »very day Dan Walton & Son f!3mrh5 Cottage Orove, Phone26F4 Hugh Currin writes from Baker thnt he is recovering from a severe attack o f infiueuxu. Federal tires give the longest nnd most satisfactory service. That is the reason the Herviee (»tirage sells them. Tire your care with Federal tires, ex tra ply, and leave behind all worries about punctures and blowouts. W e ’ll put them on for you aud you ’ll never nave to tuke them off. The Herviee Garage. Hprny, Long A Cruson. f20tfe Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mrs. O. L. Nichols and Mrs. C. C. Cruson motored to Kugene Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Howe and daughter Cdu, mother and sister of Mrs. Mills, returned with the party. Job un ne» Madsen has returned from a visit at Drain. He recently returned from a visit in the east. Piano moving is our specialty, and Daddy Moore is the man who knows how to do it. Cull 99 or leave your or der with City Tron»fer, N. J. Nelson, Jr., proprietor. Mrs. H. V. Allison snd two daughters have been quite ill this week and Mr. Allison hus remained at home to care for them. A. W. Harrington and family re turned Tuesday to their home in Pilot Rock, after an extended visit with Mr. Harrington's mother. Jitney »ervice at the Service Oarage, Spray, Long & Cruson. Phone 75 for real »ervice. j30tfc Mrs. Ben King and little sou re turner Tuesday to their home near Bundon. Mr. und Mrs. E. R. Htott, after trav eling over the state of California looking for u locution, have returned here and are convinced that Cottage Grove is the finest place imthe world. Charles Bales went to Portland Wed nesday to attend u meeting o f the Northwest Canners' association. We fuss nround this old world only n little while and soon we are remem bered only by what we hnve been and whnt we have done. When you are gone, you want it said that you pro vided well for those loved ones you left behind. A life insurance policy is the one bent way to be sure that the neighbors will spenk well of the way you cared for your family. Talk with Metculf today. " f 6 t f A. A. Richmond came up from Eu gene yesterday to spend a few days. He is just recovering from the flu and reports the rest of the family doing well. A ll were down with it. Dr. W. W. Oglesby was quite poorly the first of the week but is now some what improved. Mrs. C. I.. Wilhelm and daughter Ruth, o f Han Luis Obispo, Calif., ia visiting at the home o f Mrs. Wilhelm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Robison. Batteries recharged; expert mechan ical work, gasoline and oil. What kind of service do you wnntf Get it at the Service Garage. f20tfc Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hood, of Port land, parents of Mrs. H. W. Titus, are visiting here and in Eugene. Mrs. Shelby Teeters arrived Wednes day from The Dalles, being called here by the death of hel* sister, Miss Verna Fullmer. Mrs. M. A. Darin nil, of Dortlnnd, is visiting nt the home of her mother, Mrs. Barbara Hohl. Bring your shoe repairing to Dick Hickson, at Seventh and Main. j2tfc Mias Joyce Teeters, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. George Teeters, o f this city, was married Feb. 21 nt Baker to S. B. Stephens, o f Heppner. The bride is a teacher in the schools at Baker and will remain on the faculty until the close of this term. F. A. Garetson and son Russell went to Dortlnnd yesterday to bring home a Mack truck. Auctioneer!!!! Will sell your household furniture, stock, implements and machinery, and tools o f all kinds; up to the first $2000 nnd 3% for all over. D . D eVER E 406 Main A t «. Cottage Orove NOTICE Our Window for the Fisher Flouring Mills Products Pi»her’» Blend and Art Flour— Beat on this market. Fiaher'» Rolled Oats, package» and aacka— very beat. Fiaher'a Self-Riling Pancake Flour, once uaed alwaya Uhed. Fiaher'a White and Yellow Cora Meal— quality— aak tome one who haa uaed it. Fiaher'a Farina— makes muah like Cream of Wheat. Fiaher’a Graham— a hard wheat graham superior to any. TH E Q U A L IT Y L IN E — N O TH IN G BETTER M ANUFACTURED Phone 65 A. Brund & Co. J) Mrs. Klla Dyes returned Tuesday to her home in Walla Walla, after a visit at the home o f her daughter, Mrs. L. M. Dowell. Mrs. Fanny Witte returned Tuesday to Yoncalla, after a visit with her mother, Mrs. 8 . E. McKinney. Jim Whitford wrent to London yes Jitney service, phone 99. Nel terday to nurse in the I.evi Geer home, where a number are down with influ son Anto Sales St Service. tf enza. Mrs. Hurshel Allison, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stewart motored at the home of her parents, Mr. and to Fall Creek and Dexter Hunday to Mrs. H. H. Fiester, is down with in visit with relatives. fluenza. Mrs. D. L. Woods left Thursday for CALL FOR BIDS FOR WOOD. a visit down the valley. Notice is hereby given that the J. D. Graham was up from Portland directors of Hchool District No. 45, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Saunders expect Lane county, Oregon, will receive to spend the week end at Grants Pass. sealed bids for 140 cords o f four foot old growth fir wood to be delivered Mrs. T. L. Brown returned Monday to said district between July 1, 1920, to Newport, after a visit with her sis and September 1, 1920, aa per speci ter, Mrs. K ittie Orubbe. fications on file with the clerk. Bids Miss Frances Beatty arrived Monday will be opened not earlier tha" March from Klamath Falls for a visit with 1, 1920. The board reserve* flie right her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beatty. to reject any or all bids. Dated at Cottage Grove, Oregon, thi* Mrs. Jennie Nichols, who was visit ing at the home of her son, O. L. 13th day o f February, 1920. WORTH H A R V E Y , Nichols, returned Monday to San Fran- f20 27 District Clerk. eiseo. Mrs. H. W. Titus and baby daughter returned Monday from Eugene, where W EST COAST PRODUCTS they visited while Mr. Titus was get ting their home ready for oeeupancy. AND M ONEY ARE A L W A Y S Dr. Katherine Sehleef, o f Klamath TH E BEST Falls, was here this week on business. Hhe had been down the valley and was The West Coast San Francisco L ife the victim of an automobile accident Insurance Company is a west eonat while in Salem. concern, invests its money in Ore Miss Ruth lie Long is suffering with gon and coast states and solicits the influenza and her place in the bank is business of coast people. Oive us a being filled by Mrs. J. T. Hmith. chance to show you a real life pol- The protracted meetings at the Meth iey. odist church were closed Hunday night 0. M. B A L D W IN , A G E N T on account o f influenza. Upstairs, First N s t ’l Bank Bldg. E. o. Adams was up from Eugene Monday on business. hosiery Sale Ladies’ hose, black and white, a pair.............. ........ .............35c Ladies’ hose, black and white, a pair______________ _________ 40c Ladies’ hose, black and white, a pair.......................................50c Other splendid values at..................... 60c, 70c, 98c, $1.25, $1.89 Children’s hose......... .............. ......................... 35c, 40c, 50c, 60c Infants’ hose..................................... ....... ..... ........... ....25c to 50c Men's wool mixed socks _______________________ ________ 50c N E W B A R G A IN S IN H A IR BRUSHES, CLOTHES BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES, H A N D BRUSHES, P A IN T BRUSHES, A N D TH O U S A N D S OF OTHER ITEM S AT The Fair City M e a t M a rk e t Bartels à Safley, Proprietors Phone 89 Specials for Saturday Only LARD 6-lb. pail...... $1.35 10-lb. pail...... $2.65 Bulk lard, lb...... 30c Bring your bucket with you. A little trouble on your part will save you money on lard 2 lbs. oleomargarine, any brand.............„ ........................... 75c Bacon hacks, per lb............................................ _40c, 35c, 28c Shoulder beefsteaks, per lh....................... .......................... 25c Lamb roasts, veal roasts— anything and everything in the meat line that you may need for that Sunday dinner— or any other meal Smelt, per lb......................... .......... ....................................... 7c Kippered Herring, Fancy Fat Alaska Spiced Herring, Salmon, Crabs, Clams, Oysters— Everything in season Finnan Daddies, per lb.... ................................................... 28c Picnic Hams, per lh.............. ...............................................29c Premium Hams, per lh........................................... .. ...........34c ----------------------------------- C H E E S E -------------------------------- buy it when you buy your meat and then you w on’t forget it Chick Food, Chick Starter Chick Developer and Grit and all other kinds of chicken feed. veal, hogs and chickens. Bring in your hides, S P E C IA L S A T U R D A Y — 1 sack eastern oyster shell $2.00 J O N E S C& E A T O N