Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., March 12, 1920, Image 3

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YOU W A N T TO
OR SELL
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kutoiiniliili* iiimiiunci
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COOKSTOVES
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»mine» of interpret Iition. They »mg
«itti thè xestful enne of men to whom
aiiigiiig i» »reumi untore unii entertain
ment fir»t thought.
Mr. George H, Thomii», lyric tenor,
mude ble fir»t uppFuraticu in the
Initial Ht h te» U» h wi|oi»t with thi
Himniln Mule Voire ( ’hoir of Wule»,
whirh ill»tingoi»hei| itself by tnkliig
fir»t honor» ut the internntionnl Ki»
leiblwml hebl in l'itt»burgh »ome mu
eral yeur» Ugo, Ile remiiiueil in thi»
country to continue hi» »urei*»» n» •
church mui concert urtici nml hu»
achieved »poemi populurity u» u unger
of bulluil». A» un uilileil diversion h*
intrmluee», in rimi ulne, »ong» typirul of
the I.oniluu coaler monger, having «toil
ii'il thnt intereating individual ut fi rat
hand.
Mr li Fdgur Thomu*, tenor robu»
to, the one time favored pupil of John
Wiiltyr», of l^imton, Fagiano, hu» fully
vindicated that grout teacher'» e»ti
mute» of bi» po»«ibilítie» n» u ilrninutic
tenor In «oaqietition in Kngland unit
Prune«* he hu* won eleven out of u
aible twolvo gold medal». In Wale»
he hu» born ilorlnroil “ nut of rnigpetl
turn“ by ren»on of winning during the
courue o f a recent iiutinnnl Kisteddfod,
the f ir«rt jirice and gold mediti ugnine!
n field of forty two entrimi» gathered
from nil purl» of the world, lie him
uppenred on tour with the world fu
mou» Kngliah »mger, Hurry l.indon,
und him >ung before ex l ’ ro»idi*nt I'oin
rnn* of Prune«* nnd King George V of
Pnglnnd
Mince hi* return to the
I'nited Htnte» he hu» fre«|uently been
beurd un Milomt with n number of the
mint importi!nt rhorul »ocietie» in the
east.
Mr. Humuel Jone», boritone, i» tn-
other gobi meditimi, hnving been
iiwurili*il I hi* fi rat prixe on taro orni
»lon» in open c)iaiiipion«hip competi-
tinnii ili Wiile». A d in a " " f !*•• mi vici*
of nini of » hit g re» tc»t of Wi*l»h burl-
tonra, George T. Llewtdlyn, who wa»
ul»o hi» teueher, Mr. Jone» ilevoteil
hinmelf chiefly to orutorin, n fieli! o f
ni umiis in whicb he bua experii-iired
fiuti crina ■uree»», lo u iighter veiu he
i» hi-nrii to lie»t udvuiituge in etory-
Imlliel» o f roiiiniii'e nini mlventure, pur
tieulurly tho»e «vitti a medieval fluvor.
Mr. Jo»i-pli K. lliitrhelor, bu»»o nini
inonologÌRt, In-gn a hi» inn»ii*nl career
il» II imy »Oprano no I oìn I «vitti thè fu
riioii» boy ehoir o f Ht. Ulemiiot ’»
chureh, I.unitoli, bugiti mi. Under lenii
iug teueher» of hurnpe unii Amerini
In* ilevelopeil luto u lm»»o o f fine runge
unii espreeeivenee*. Duriug thè pu»t
teli yeur» he liu» berli »ueee»»fiil|y eli
gogetl in oratorio, concert unii opern
in Kuginnil, Pullulili uni) thè I7niteii
Htiite». Jn uililitioii to being un mlept
in thè Interpretntioa o f »ong» thnt re
quire more thun orilinury .churueterlt»
tino or u touch of thè groti-»qui- or
humorou», Mr. Itutehelor i» u monolog
i»t of professional eulitier nini u moat
m eeptubie accompuniat.
C A N N E R T STOCKHOLDERS ’ MEET
INO.
Notice I » hereby given that u »pecinl
eeting o f the stockholder* o f Cottage
rove Cannery, u corporation, will be
held in Commercial Club hull, in Cot­
tage Grove, Lune county, Oregon, ut
the hour o f 9:30 o ’clock it. m., on the
20th duy o f March, 1920, for the pur-
pone of voting on the proportion of
raising the cu pi t ni stock of said corpo­
ration from that o f ♦ 10,000.00 to an
amount to be fixed by unid stock-
ludders ut nmd meeting by resolution,
und for the further purpom* of chnng
ing the ditte» of the fiscal yeur of
»nid corporation by modification of
the Articles o f Incorporation und By-
U w a thereof.
Diited tnis the 5th day o f Murch,
A. D 1920
G R A N T TOW ER,
mb 12-19c
Secretary.
REPORT O r TH E C O N D ITIO N OF
TH E B A N K OF COTTAGE ORO VE
N. E. GLASS, Cashier.
Subscribed und sworn to before me
this 8th duy o f Murch, 1920.
Geo. II. Hruinurd, Notary Public.
CORRECT— ATTEHT:
GEORGE M HALL,
_________ ROY K. SHORT, Directors.
With a
Wouldn't you, Mr. Farmer, like u machine that will attend
to the work out of doom just as well us the wife attends to
that inside the hotitu f The Fordson tractora will do just this,
and you don’t have to worry about shoes or d rennes for this
(treat outdoor worker. It will never ask to go to the picture
show and never (feta tired as Ion« as you keep the feed box
supplied with gasoline.
W e have received what probably will lie tin* last ship­
ment we will lie able to (jet this spring. If you want to be
sure of a Fordson this year, you’d better place your order
today.
Go to Woodsons (or Fordsons
F R E E D E M O N S T R A T IO N
W e Make
Our
Guarantee
G ood
We aim to do our work so
well that we ran afford to
guarantee it.
Hy so doing we havt* re­
duced mistakes and dissatis­
faction to a minimum.
W e arc headquarters for
K R Y P T O K one-piece bifoeal
lenses anil HIIUK-ON eye
glasses.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court o f tho Htute o f
Oregon for Ijin c County.
Eugene C. Lynn, P la in tiff, v l Corn
It. Lynn, Defendant.
To Corn H. Lynn, Defendant:
In the Nume o f the Htute o f Oregon,
You nre hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled auit, on or before
April first, 1920, said date being more
than six week» from the date o f the
fir»t publication o f thi* summons, and
o f the order providing for the publica­
tion thereof, nnd i f you fail to nn»wer,
for wunt thereof, pluintiff w ill tnke
judgment ugninat you for the relief
deiunnded therein, to wit, for u decree
o f ubuolute ^divorce from the bonds of
matrimony now »ub»isting between
pluiutiff und defendant. This sum­
mons i» published pursuant to an or­
der made by Hon. G. F. Hkipworth,
Judge o f «nid court, filed February
5th, 1920, and requiring the publication
hereof once a week for six consecutive
weeks, in The Cottage Grove Sentinel.
FRED E. HMITH,
Attorney for P lain tiff,
Eugene, Oregon.
Date of first publication is February
13th, 1020.
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HOME PROOF HERE. TH E R E A N D
EVERYW HERE
A n Butter
Wo examine eyes very enro-
fnlly and in the most scion*
tific manner known to the
profession.
A L IA S
Cottage Grove Testimony
M oody'» rVcn-Curvw
K ryplok U iu e t
SHERMAN W.
Moody
E Y E SIGH T S P E C IA LIS T
A N D O P T IC IA N
Bring Tour Prescription* Hera
Factory on Premia«»
881 W IL L A M E T T E
STREET
EUGENE, OBH.
PHONE 388
S AG IN A W .
(Hpeciul to The Sentinel.)
March 10.- Me hind reopened Wednes­
day morning, ufter having been closed
several weeks on account o f the flu.
Roy Tuplin cume home Thursday
from Hpokune, Wash.
Mrs. Ilurgeun und Mr. l»eonurd wore
in the Grove Monduy.
(juite u number from here attended
the funeral o f Kelse Fisher at Wulker
Saturday.
F. AiJney und daughters France» und
Alma returned Huturduy from Drain.
Allen Kirkendull went to Camas Val­
ley Tuesday,
Merle Scott and Kathleen Allen
started to school Monduy after several
weeks of absence.
Mrs. Hrigg» und Mrs. Miller were
in the Grove Friday.
Mrs. W. L. Ix-ouurd shopped in the
Grove Friday.
Mr. und Mrs. Chau. Hharon were in
the Grove Huturduy.
Mrs. C. C. Moody and daughter and
Mr*. Al l en and daughter spent Hunduy
nt the Fisher home in Lynx Hollow.
When you *ce Doan’s Kidney Pills
recommended in this paper you most
always find tho recommender a Cot-
tagn Grove resident. I t ’s the same ev­
ery whero— in 3800 towns in the U. 8.
fift y thousand people pnblicly thank
Dunn’s. What other kidney remedy can
give this proof o f merit, honesty and
truth! Hume testimony must be true
or it could not be published here. Read
this Cottage Grove recommendation.
Then insist on hnving Doan’s. You will
know what you are getting:
Alfred Doolittle, retired carpenter,
3X6 Fifth Ht., says: “ I have taken
Doan’* Kidney Pill* on »everal occa­
sions when my kidney* have needed
attention and ray back' ha* been lame.
They hnve ulwny* given me splendid
remilt*. * ’
Price 80c at all doalera.
Don’t
«imply ask for a kidney remedy— get
Doan ’* Kidney Pill*— the same that
Mr. Doolittle had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfr*., Buffalo, N. Y.______
nv!4-21
FREE
(Hpecial to The Hentinel.)
March 10.— Mr. and Mrs. Art Chil­
ders and Frank Jones were in the
Grove Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Casey Jones spent
Hunduy at the Bert I»aae»on home at
Blue Mountain.
Mr». Clyde Moore and children, Dor­
othy and Ruth spent Haturday and
Hunduy in Eugene.
Mr. and Mr». Harry Hodgson, Mabel
and Hubert Mosby and Ray and A l­
fred Williams were in the Grove Hnt-
urday.
B. F. McCollum was in Eugene Hat­
urday on business.
Mis* Belle VnnHchoinck, o f Dorc-na,
and V irgie Carpenter, o f Htar, »pent
Monday with the Misses Maude and
Grace Hmith.
Clarence Coulter, o f Htar, visited at
the Art Childers home Hunday.
(Hpecial to The Hentinel.)
March 9.— Glen Hcott returned Huo-
dny from a business trip ot Portland.
Mrs. W. W. Chrisman returned Sun­
day from Cottage Grove, where she
was culled by the illness o f her moth­
er, Mrs. J. H. McFarland.
Mr. and Mrs. Otho YanMehuiark mo­
tored over from Leona Hunday and
»pent the evening with Mr. aud Mrs.
Fred Kelly.
Mr. and Mr*. Grant Bales and fam ­
ily spent Hundny with Mr. Bales’
brother Charles at Mount View.
Miss Velma Hulloe spent the week
end nt Htar with her parents, Mr and
Mrs. J. T. Sallee.
Miss Belle VnnHchoinck spent Hum
day at the J. L. Hmith home at Row
River.
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. England and
family motored to Lynx Hollow Sun­
day.
Earl VanValin and Cuthbert Critea
left Hunday for Stillwater, Wash.,
where they have employment.
Mrs. Chau. Arrington and daughter
Ruby spent Hunday at their ranch at
Disston.
Mrs. J. H. Kirk, accompanied by
her grandson, Everett Holstrom, re­
turned Hundny from Marcola.
Miss Nora Ward returned Sunday
to her school nt Black Butte.
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Bedford mo­
tored to Drain Sunday and spent the
day at the George Shields home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gosso. o f the
Grove, spent several days at the home
o f Mr. Goaao’s mother, M r»: Wm. John­
son.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McLin nnd
family visited with friends in Sag­
inaw Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Sears spent Sun­
day afternoon with Mrs. Sears' father,
W. 8. Chrisman.
A. 8. Ward and Zed Edwards went
to Trent Monday to be gone several
days.
The Dorena basketball team met the
Wendling team at the latter place
Saturday night and were defeated by
a score o f 25 to 15. Wendling expects
to play the return game here Satur­
day, March 20, the game to be fo l­
lowed by a dance.
STAB.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
March 10.— Carrol Harlow nnd Ita lic
W icka, o f Wendling, visited Saturdny
with home folk*.
Mrs. J. T. Sallee and children Vel-
mn nnd Melvin visited Saturday with
Mrs. J. H, Spahr.
Mr. and Mrs. M. MeGec^ accompa­
nied by their son Jim, motored to Eu­
gene Hundny and visited their grand
son, Kenneth Fisher, who recently un­
derwent nn operation.
John Wicks nnd son Joseph motored
to Eugene Tuesday evening.
Miss G. Miller visited Friday eve­
ning with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Harlow.
Mrs. Johnson has been quite sick
during the past two weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W. Hunt, o f W ild­
wood, attended Sunday school here
Sunday.
Mr*. Mabel Sallee visited Saturday
Butter wrnp prices on Friday after­ with Miss Omn Land at Dorena.
noon* and Saturday* only, first 100,
Louis Premaxzi is recovering from
81.25; additional wrap* taken nt same the flu.
time, 60s the 100. On nny other day
The Whiteley girls returned Tuesday
add 25c to total price o f order.
••• from a w eek’* visit in Saginaw.
Real Bargains
for Next 6 Weeks
W e Have Received Shipment« of
W ith the Sale
of Each Tire W e
W ill Oive an
In n e r
ROW R IV E R .
At Cottage Grove, in the Htute of
Oregon, at the clone of buuinean Peb.
2\ 111 I'd.
HEBRON.
RESOURCES
Intuii» und dmrountu.......... 3107,103.12
(Hpeciul to The Hentinel.)
O« erdruCt», lecured und un
March 10.— Mrs. V. T. Randall, of
1,3.12.73
secured ............................
the Grove, visited Thursday o f last
Homi» und wurrnnt*...... '__ ... .17,448.9*
week with Mr*. B, M. Kappauf.
Furniture und fixture«........
2,800.00
Mrs. J. A. Powell was in the Grove
D u n from bunk.» (not re
Friday.
»erve lunik»).......-..... .
»1,701.32
Lela Kelly nnd Adu Gilhum called
on Mrs. J. O. A. Young Monday.
5.1M2.N2
bank* .................... ..........
H. L. Bradley nnd Archie McLin, of
L'lii-rk» unii other rnah iti-m»
2.03H.7* Portland, called at J. (¿. A. Young's
1,ON 1.55 Monday.
Kxi'hnngt-» for clearing bou*e
( ’a «h on h anil.
1N.4N0.47
The assessor was in this vicinity
Monday.
Total................................ ♦1S2,1‘«7.77
J. A. Powell killed 17 fine turkeys
LIABILITIES
Tuesday to ship to Portland.
('unititi »tuck mini in......
* 25.000.00
Mrs. Ed. Tullar o f the Grove, vis-
4,500.00 it«*d Tuesday with Mrs. B. M. Kap­
Mur j,lu» fund__ __
Undivided profit» lens ex-
pauf.
pi'ii»!*» und tuxe» puid.....
2 , 102 . 0.1
Hchool reopened Monday after hav­
I lull v idunl de|Ki»ita subject
ing been closed four weeks on account
lo check........................ ... 13,171.49 o f the flu.
Time certificate« of depmut 38,753.85
ing.
024.9.1
Cashier check» uut»tundii
DOREN A.
15.07
Certified check*.........
Total____________________ 4182,187.77
Htute of Oregon, County o f lutne, »*
1, N. K. Olau», cashier of the above*
mimed bunk, do solemnly sweur thnt
the above »tutement is true to the
be»t of my knowledge nnd belief.
Farming Is Fun
Fordson
Neighborhood News
G O O D R IC H
M I L L E R
AND FISK
TIRES
Fresh from the Factory
You Want to Watch Henry, “the Mao to Tie to”
PROM N O W ON A N D SEE H IS SM O K E A T
THE BANGS G A RA G E
E IG H T H A N D
Henry
P E A R L , and
Cobb Auto Co.
S E V E N T H A N D W IL L A M E T T E
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E U G E N E , OREGON
Flowers for the Dead Ones
Flour for the Live Ones
Live people want a live city, filled with live industries and
other live people. Buying home-made products, whether ours
or not, helps keep up live industries, which keeps live people
here— all of which make a live city.
COTTAGE GROVE M IL L IN G COMPANY
PERFORMANCE; COUNTS
Does Your Truck
Earn Its Board
and Keep?
A f the end of each month when you
“ figure u p ” do your books show the
truck you are operating to be a prof­
itable investment?
Ater allowing for all costa of opera­
tion and depredation, do you find your
truck stands as an income producer?
W as it a fair return or was it only
enough to make you hope for better
things the next month or the one fol­
lowing?
Can you point to your truck and
say consdentiously it is a M O N E Y
M AKER ?
You Can If It’s a
M ACK T R U C K
The operation of a M A C K truck is at
a minimum of expense and when the
continuous service aud the loads it car­
ries are considered it becomes the most
economical type of transportation known.
The M A C K truck is thoroughly en­
gineered and manufactured. It is built
by exclusive truck manufacturers who
devote all their skill, knowledge and
enterprise to M A C K trucks alone. This
is an important point to think about
when contemplating the purchase of a
motor truck.
F. A. Garetson & Son
AGENTS
M A C K IN T E R N A T IO N A L MOTOR
TR U C K C O R P O R A T IO N
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