Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., March 05, 1920, Image 2

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WEEKLY PROGRAM
M E N T
SATU RD AY,
MARCH
6 11KNRY
W ALTH ALL,
in
“ FALSE FACES.” From “ no mans land” to Now York
pity, SOME J IM P , but this daredevil of a French
makes
it with li is bare fists, his r u u »nd » hui> aubmarine. And ho
puts a hi* band of hun spies all on the blink before ho is
through. Come and set' how he does it.
Private
Operation
of
R oj
MONDAY, MARCH 8- Eighth episode of “ TH E T R A IL
OF TILE OCTOPUS." Another s ocia l feature picture will
be shown with this. Watch the Arcade lobby Monday for the
announcement.
TUESDAY, MAR 9 W IL L IA M DESMOND in “ DEUCE
D U N CAN ” - a clean western story with a beautiful love in­
terest and big situations. “ Deuce Duncan” is the name of the
latest Desmond picture, wherein handsome Kill as a bad man
and gun bully reforms under the influence of love.
MARCH 10 AN D 1! “ W H ITE W ASH ED W A L L S ,” an­
other of William Desmond’s best, a comedy-burlesque along
original lines. What will you see in “ Whitewashed W a lls ''f
A Fourth of July celebration in Latin America; the way a
Spanish beauty flirts with an American; an Irishman putting
it over as a greaser, and the wickedest vamp that ever
vamped.
MARCH 12 AND 13 C LAR A K IM B A L L YOUNG in her
latest picture, “ EYES OF Y O U TH ,” one of the most grip­
ping productions in years, because in addition to being one
of the most famous plays of the year, as well as the l>est and
most elaborate productions of Miss Young’s entire screen
career, the development of the story will show in a new and
startling way the possibilities of reading the future through
the process of crystal gazing.
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Safley, Proprietors
Phone 89
The Cottage Grove farmers have got to raise more hogs or
we won’t be able to put on many specials like that Saturday
when we sold many hundreds of pounds of lard at our special
price, (¿nit* a number asked to get the lard Monday at the
special price, but our specials are for Saturday only and the
regular prices prevail on any other day. Look these over for
next Saturday:
Specials for Saturday Only
LAST CHANCE TO GET LARD AT THESE PRICES
10-lb. pail, Saturday only at........ ....................r ............. $2.65
5-lb. pail, Saturday only, at..... .,.......................................$1.35
3-lb. pail, Saturday only, at
........................................ 85c
Bring your bucket and get any quantity you want at the spe­
cial Saturday only price, per lb.............................. .......... 28s
Bacon friskets, Saturday only, per lb................................. 34c
Fine fresh bacon bellies, Saturday only, per lb..............
34c
Sugar cured bacon backs, Saturday only, extra special.... 34c
Sugar cured jowls, Saturday only, extra special.............. 34c
Picnic hams, Saturday only............................................. 33y2C
Bologna, Saturday only...................................................... 20c
Weines, Saturday only........................................................ 25c
Anyone can afford to eat meat and plenty of it at the
almve price*. Fill your wants for an entire week and save
the trouble of mid-week shopping.
Pimento cheese, Saturday only, per 1 m > x .............................10c
Cream brick cheese, Saturday only, p er lb........................ 50c
Pork sausage, Saturday only, per lb.................................. 25c
Hamburger, made from the fresh round of beef, a really de­
licious article, Saturday only, extra special, per ll>.......... 25c
Nucoa margarine, a substitute that is better than much of the
real butter; supply your wants for a week. Saturday ordy,
special...........’........................................... 1 lb. 40c; 2 lb*., 75c
Condensed chili con cartie, veal loaf, jellied corn beef
Lamb roasts, veal roasts anything and everything in the
meat line that you may need
for that Sunday dinner -or any other meal
Smelt, Saturday only, special per lb......................................7c
Kippered Herring, Fancy Fat Alaska Spiced Herring, Salmon,
Crabs, Razor-hack Clains, Oysters Everything in Season
Phone your orders whenever you can do so and give us
plenty of time to give you even better service than you can
get in the rush at the counter.
MAIL ORDERS FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS ACCEPTED
UP TO M ONDAY NIGHT
Flowers for the Dead Ones
Flour for the Live Ones
or not, helps keep up live industries, which keeps live people
here
all of whieh make a live city.
COTTAGE GROVE MILLING COMPANY
T O
L A R G E S T
H O U S E
I N
g in g h a m ,
w ill
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8000
W ar
OFFICERS
s a v in g .
ate
The
House
of
Immediate
Service
1
OUT
Department Estimate« Reduced
By the Houee Committee.
Waehlngton.— Fight thousand fewer
army officer* than aaked for by the
war department are provided by the
house army reorganisation bill, for­
mally presented by Chairman Kahn of
the military affairs committee.
Re­
ductions In the number of officers were
made tn every branch of service, but
the Hharpent cut wa* for the aviation
service, which received only 1154 of
the 4500 asked. In all, the department
sought 26,179 officers and the house
committee granted 17.820.
None of the various plans offered to
the committee* for reorganising tho
army was adopted by tho committee.
Instead the committee report a* sub­
mitted by Mr. Kahn, based on tho na­
tional defense act of 1916, was used
as the working basts, the new law be-
Ing a revision of the old one.
Forbid Liquor Search Without W arrant
Chicago.— Major A. V. Dalrymple,
commander of tho expedition against
the "Michigan rum rebellion,’’ returned
to Chicago with hhi crusaders t* be
faced with positive federal orders for­
bidding liquor searches or arrests with­
out proper warrants.
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W E A R
F I R S T
S H I P ­
D I R E C T
F R O M
T H E
A M E R I C A .
w h ite
p ro fit.
s ilk
to
th an
W e
p ric e s.
Htnea ha* aa
CUT
siz e s
m o re
soon
Drttldh and French premier« to I ’ resi
d' nt Wllann to Join them tn a format
proposal to the Italian and Jugo-Rlav
government* to negotiate a new Adri­
atic settlement on the baal* of the
withdrawal of all previous agreement*
caused no surprise In official Washing-
ton.
It was pointed out. however, that
while adhering to the agreement of
December 9, the prcxldent tn his la*t
r»-pljr to the premier* had said that
he “ would, of course, make no objec­
tion to a settlement mutually agree­
able to Italy and Jugoslavia, provided
that such an agreement Is not mado
at the expense of the nationals of a
third power.”
President Wilson has made It clear
that he cannot accept the treaty of
London ax a basts for a settlement.
Under the premiers* propoaal. how­
ever, no effort would be made to
carry out the terma o f this treaty
until another attempt had been made
by the United State*. Great Britain
and France to arrive at a nettl«-m»-nt
should the proposed negotiation* be­
tween Italy and Ju goslavia come to
naught.
The premier* express appreciation
of and agn-ement with President W il­
son’« view* with regard to the future
of the Albanian people and nay thpy
are willing to urge upon the govern­
ments Interested that they should bring
their dent re* Into line with the Ameri­
can viewpoint.
lin e n e ,
g a b a rd in e ,
lin e n e ;
porattnu* no looser are maater* coni
pletely of their bond laauea. ner are
Live people want a live city, filler! with live inrliiHtries ami
other live people. Buying home-marle products, whether ours
R E A D Y
S ilk ,
ttun bill.
The reniti» gu back to private con
trol under lnrsely new cnndlttona.
The ratlroad bill, Mlicned by lite presi
dent. slvea thè systi-tn rerlnln
privitelo**, but a* an offset, tt enti
s u itin g ;
a g e s
4
to
16
years.
p o p lin ,
38.
A
sa tisfy
p ro p o se
W e
h ave
L a d ie s'
s p le n d id
y o u
to
F re n c h
an d
re a d y
b o u g h t
rig h t
an d
lin e ,
sh o w
se ll
coats
serge,
an d
w h ite
sh irt
at
y o u
to
a
w e a r
an d
th at
s u b sta n tia l
at
can
w a is ts
p ric e s
se ll
t
fo r
a
m o d e r­
at
rig h t
sp rin g
w ill
a rriv e .
Two Grocery Specials
For This
A
5 lb .
c o fle e ,
can
o f
sp e c ia l
steel
fo r
cut
th is
W eek
S u p e rb a
Only
c o ffe e ,
a
w e e k
first
g ra d e
$ 2 .7 5
4
H o lly
m ilk , o r
H o lly
ric e
an d
m ilk ,
p e r
can
15c
v
Pow ell & B u rk h o ld e r
U. S. AID ASKED IN
ADRIATIC QUESTION
&
O U R
House Dresses : : Aprons
Bloomers, Skirts
March 1.
»d id boats.
Bartels
O F
O f
p
roads can obtain Ioana from the gov­
ernment tn theae daya o f atralned
credit, tt was explained.
M arket
R E C E I V E D
Girls Dresses
V
(tentativo* ai» weit.
A* for fliutneen. Mr
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J U S T
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New Conditions.
SUNDAY, MARCH 7 DOROTHY GISH in “ BOOTS.”
Lots of people keep money in their boots but whoever thought
romance, thrills and intrigue could be found in them? See
what Dorothy dish’s boots hold.
C ity M e a t
H A V E
1
Main Avenue at Fifth
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Cottage Grove Testimony
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HOME PEOOr HERE. THERE AND
EVERYWHERE
When you see Doan’s Kidney Pills
recommended in this pnper you most
always find the rerommender a Cot-
tnge Grove resident. It '» the sume ev­
erywhere--in SKIM towns in the U. 8
fifty thotiKutid people publicly thank
Doan’s. Whnt other kiilney remedy can
give this proof o f merit, honesty and
truth f Home testimony must l>e trio
or it could not be published here, tti-ad
thia Cottage drove recoin mend at inn.
Then insist on hnviug Doan's. You will
know what you are getting:
A lfred Doolittle, retired carpenter,
.'I2tl Fifth 8t., says: “ I have taken
Doan’s Kidney Pills on several orra-
siens when my kidneys have needed
attention and my bark bns been lame.
They hnve always given me apleudid
results. ”
Price 60c at all dealers. Don’t
aimply aak for a kidney remedy- gel
Doan 'a Kidney Pills— the sume that
Mr. Doolittle bad. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.__________ nvl4 21
Cottage Grove
Junk Company
2-4 Pacific Highway, next
door to cigar store
HIGHEST PRICES FOR
HIDES, WOOL, MOHAIR
PELTS, CASCARA BARK
magazines, newspapers, rags,
copper, brass, rubber and iron
FARMERS ATTENTION!
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
FOR HIDES A N D WOOL
Telephone us and we will call
Phone 5
Cottage Grove
Auto Electric
and Tire Shop
--------- 901 Main Ave. ---------
See Us for
Overland Cars
Willard Batteries
Ajax Tires and Tubes
Champion Plugs
Electrical Work
Accessories
General Repairing
Phones: Shop, 110; Res., 145-J
At a meeting of th* Dalian city roun
Don't hnve any «lacka-r*. Keep lr*rk
cU tentative plan* were made for a o f what earh hen dosa by lin in g egg
record cards. For aalo by The Meat,
cumber of Importaut Improvement*
ne| at 81.75 the hundred
tlf»lf
during the summer, chief among which |
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ta the construction of at least 29 block«
of pavement.
Charge* again*! proprietor* of soft
drinh establishments at Aatorta ac
cuaed of selling elder and olhor hover
ages containing more alcohol then tho
law permits, will be referred U> the
federal author!Una.
Indian missionaries and district su­
perintendents of the Methodist churrh
from many section« of Oregon, Idaho,
Washington, Oregon, California. Mon­
tana and Nevada gathered at 8alem
ta annual conference.
Influents 1« raging In Klamath Fall*,
according tn a telegram received by
State Health Officer Roberg from City
Health Officer Houle
More than 600
case« have been reported In Klamath
Fall«, with 10 death« In one day
Thou«and« of visitors are expected
to view tb« beautloa of the prune
orchard* Hurroundlng Halem during
bloenom time. If plan* mad'- recently
materialise. Under the«« plans It Is
proponed to run special tourist trains
from Portland and other point* to
Raiom during the prune blossom
period.
Mr*. Toby Riddle, defen dan t of a
long line of Modoc chieftains, Is dead
at th* Klamath reservation. 8he was
official Interpreter for the government
during the Modoc rebellion and was at
the conference on April 11, 1873, when
Oeneral E R. 8. Canhy and Dr. Thom­
as were treacherously «lain by Captain
Jack, the Modoc leader.
Tho Oregon Htate Retell Merchants’
association Is the name «elected ak the
name of the consolidated body to suc­
ceed the Oregon Htate Retailers’ as­
sociation and th* Oregon Retail Mer
chants’ association, which held their
conHolldgtod convention at Aatorta.
Marshfield was selected by unanimous
vote as the nsxt convention city.
Rids for the construction of 20
bridges, two of which arc designated
as overhead railroad structure# on th*
route of the Columbia river highway
In eastern Oregon, and for the Im­
provement of approximately 88 mile*
of road, will be opened at the next
meeting of the state highway commis­
sion to bn held In Portland on March
88 .
A letter received by the tax depart­
ment of Douglas county from the act­
ing auditor of the United M a t * trees-
ory stated that Douglas county’s claim
for back taxes on the Cooe Day wagon
road grant lands In the sum of |86.-
079.87 had been allowed and that n
treasury warfant for the amount had
been forwarded to the county treas­
urer^
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NO CHILLS HERB I
Chase the chills out o f the
bathroom with a Perfec­
tion O il Heater.
It s
cheery warmth will he ap­
preciated by the whole
family.
Easily
carried
about U t b d in 3,000,000
Buy your Perfection now.
C om e in, at your convcu-
knee, uud ana theuk
Knowles & Graber
PERFECTION
Oil
Tired Out?
Do®you know that lan£uldne*«, Ri«t
* 'awful tired feeliaff,’’ b«avla«M, lama
or weak back, tore muacl««, stiff or
swollen joint*, rheumatic pain*, turn-
q, In the ffreat majority of easos,
¡cat* kidney trouble?
a
JMejr
act promptly sad effectively to reitore
week, overworked or dl*ee*ed kidney*
and bladder to a healthy condition.
Mr*.
Hobart Blair. 461 S fOth Straat. Tart*
Hinlr. 1*4., wrltaai " I aadarad twa *aar*
with kidnap and bla44*r Irowblo fraewantl* «a l­
to* bachacba Mornlnta I would an*a faolin*
varv tirad and barm* haadachaa. and aaa doal
in* «pacha bafora n i, afaa
I aaw fata? Rid
M l rill* adrartiaad and mad# « * m r mind la
trrtham Aftartahiaeiham a (aw want* I laand
my traubla dliDallad. Tba ba< baatia clappa.l and
mr batonya warn raalarad to haaltbv. normal
action M l am alaa Iran at Ihoaa tirad apalla and
haadarhn and mr viaion la no lan*a> blurra*.
Me racavar* ta aatiraly dua la Pula* Rldaar
Pula, wbkh I fladlr raae