Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., March 19, 1920, Image 7

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Spinach Will Build
Your Body
Spinach, I mm * jhis <* of its I mm I v l»uil<li iilt
<• I<• iih ii ts, should ho a frcuiiciit dish on
Vour tiihle.
Seventeen ounce Tin
KERR
&.
each
20c
SILSBY
week vi«itiiig her hu»lum«l, who m re
eeivifig treatment f o r stomach trnuld»
Mm« Dorothy D»*Vfere »ii«*nt the we«*k
end in Kugene.
SCHOLL
SPE C IALIST
IN FITTIN O OLASSES
EYES C AR EFU LLY
E XAM IN ED
- Il taken pat if lice, skill un«I
timi* to determino the prescrip­
tion according to wlneh the prop
or lenses for your eyes should I h -
tonde. Do not iiuike the mistake
of getting glasses without lust
having your eyes carefully ex
nmined.
W o nro etpnpped with every
modern
facility for examining
your eyes and supplying
the
Klasses to meet your individual
requirements.
An d we do not use drops.
D. J. S C H O L L
O PTIC IA N OPTOMETRIST
Factory on Premises
Cottage Orove
Oregon
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T a l c s o f 1 h<‘ T o w n
i
Jitney service, phone 99. Nel­
son Auto Sales & Service.
ti
Mr, and Mr«. 1,. F. Lofiroy, of Co
burg, hi I'oinpuny with Mr I«oneoy *»
purent«, Mr. und Mr«. F. Liifjeoy, of
Akron, Ohio, vinited Hunday nt tin N
J. N«d«on home. The parent* have
come here to learn fir«t hand if the
many nire thing« their relative« liftv •*
wild about Oregon are true.
I f you live on the count you tuny
never die, tint joat the «nine you
«hould protect your family, and when
you live «in the,count you «lioul«! got
inaurunco hi u count iimurumv com
puny. Try the l , \Ve«t Fount " O M
Itu Id win, agent, over First National
*
C \V Fallen, J r. fif Portland, «pent
the week eli«l with Kunnell Ou ret (toll
F. A. OureUon und «on Carl arrive*!
home Monday from the «outhern purl
«»f the «late, when- they went on nr
count of Mr. Ouret«on'* to tilth, which
wn» greatly improved
They may r«
turn luter.
You'll wonder at tin* compact con
venivnce «if the Fairday Twin Klictn e
waaher on dmpluy at the W 1.. Dar
by A com puny hardware, include» two
tub«, wringer, alert frame mid «tee!
bench, and all for $125.
Virgil Dowdy went to i'ortlan«l Hun
day.
(«l««u Cidler», Norman Adam« and
Flint Medley !«• 11 Kuturdnv for Weed,
Calif. Feller» and Medley returned at
once on account of tin* deep «now
they fouiol hat Adam« remained
Ml
intended to ucK’ept employment with
u «a w mill.
Jitney service at the Service
Garage, Spray, Long & Cruson.
Phone 75 for real service. j.'Hltfc
Mm« Martha John »on und M u » Knth
I ••«•!» K**fn n t i t
sorority Jmrly rtt
Fnthrr An »elm, of Mt. Angel, con
«lucteil «ervice* Hunday at tin* Catholic
K u ^ i'iu t H n ttird n y « v e ilin g
church.
Mum Thrlrtm Jon«*« him neri*|ited n
Mr
and Mr«. Frank
Hrumhuugh
|MtNi(ion with th«* Monro«* gallery*
were up from Allutay for the week end
l.n«li»*a: Attend the Htyle Hh«»w tit vim ting at the home of Mr«. Brum
th«* Armtlr Thowtr« Friday «*\«*nittg, Laugh » parent», Mr and Mm. Tho*
Co*.
M k f al
Futile graphophone« are selling rap
M i« « It t r f h ii C o x i« u n iL 'r g o in g in«*« I
iilly I »«'cause they are the he»t. Full
ir x l tre a tm e n t fo r h«*r r y u .
Madsen’»
M r« M K m u ft« rtrm«*«l H u m ln y from line o f records on hand.
inhalfc
Henttl«* to mount hor d a u g h te r, M r«. Jewelry.
Mr. and Mr«. Daniel Head, o f Ku
Churl«*« M r K i M n n , in the r a n * o f th«‘
la t t e r '» bu»lmn<!, w ho w n» (|nng«TOU»ly gene, vmit«d during the past week at
th«* home of Mr. K ead'« daughter. Mr*.
ill w ith influ«*n*A.
Silver Quill White Leghorns
R O O K IN O
ORDERS
NOW
FOR
May and June Chicks
Hatching Eggs
Almond lleinenway.
Mr and Mrs. J, N Hogue returned
Friday from an extended visit in the
east and are satisfied that Oregon m
the best place in the world in which
to make a home.
See Nelson about that new car you
plan on buying this spring. He has a
wonderful line. Chandler», Cleveland*
and Maxwell».
Federal tire» give the longest and
most satisfactory service. That is the
OATALO U TREE
renmm the Service Oarage sells them
Tire your care with Federal fires, ex
tra ply, and leave ladiind all worries
about punctures and blowouts. W e ’ll
Bui 014, Phono 1F2, Cottage Orove
out them on for you and you'll never
have to take them off.
The Service
Oarage, Spray, Long A Cruson. flititfc
Miss Oertrude Carter returned Sun
Mill supplies uf every kiml. Wyuse
A Kime.
mhStfe «lay to Portland, after a visit o f three
Mr* M it It min Awbrey nml duughti r weeks at the home o f her sister, Mrs.
Win. Mart el«.
Krieilit left Hutiinlny for lle|>|iiier to
Miss Until Shearer was up from Ku-
miike their home with Mr*. Awbrey ’»
gene to spend the week end at the
eoiiH, Ralph unit Kay.
home o f her brother, Harry Shearer.
M ims Goldie lliiy*, who him for *ev
I Julies: Att«’n«l the Style Show at
erst yeiir* uttemlod the lolile eehool nt
Kugfiio to fit herself fur u rniioiioniiry, the Arcade Theatre Friday evening,
March 26.
mhlil u2
is home tin account of ill health.
Mrs.
K«laii
Sullivan,
of
Klamath
Iliaiiionil laviilliere* from t i l l to ♦ 1 lift
Fall», who is attending bu»iness col
at Muilaen ’» Jewelry.
mhOtfc
leg«* at Kiig«'iio, spent the week end
Mr*. Roy Foster wn* in Portland this here at the home o f her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Kerr.
Mrs. J. S. Henson spent Sunday in
Kugene in company with her sister in
law, Mr». L. Wynne, «if Albany.
W m . H ands & Son
Auctioneer!!!!
Wilt Kell your hoii*eholiI furniture,
stork, implement* and machinery,
und tool* o f all kinds;
up to
the first 12000 nml 3% for all over.
C. O. DeVERE
406 Main A t «.
Cottage Orove
Bring your shoe and harness
repairing to Dick Hickson, at
Seventh and Main.
mlXtfe
Superintendent Glass writes from
Raymond, Wnsh., where he i* now sup
erintendent, and says l In* debating
team there is winning high honors,
having just defeated liy a .1 to 0 de
rision the Chehali* team whieh hail
theretofore won every contest.
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2 5 c AD.
Cut this ad. out, bring it to the store Saturday, March 20,
and we will allow you 25c on a sack of Crown Flour.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 20
fi lim. heat enne s u g a r ...................................................................
$1.00
H a lf gallon pure Inrtl............. .............................................. $1.50
fi bnrn toilet »oap.............................................................. 25c
JiiMt Arrived A carload of millrun, middlings, whole rori\
cracked corn, aeratch feed, ehiek feed and rolled oats at right
prices.
Special Saturday on Potatoes
Bring us your eggs— we will pay you the highest cash price
S M IT H ’S GROCERY
Joe T. Smith, Succesanr to Roy E. Short
f
Mr». J»s Pliiatrr hu» rccoviTcd fruiti
un uttiirk n f grip or fili.
I .< ma* ii fi<1 m ii Ipii ilr uud spray mut«T
in I h of fvury kind fon »aj«* by WynrM’
A Kiwi«*,
ifihfttf
Mr» Mary l-diinnel hu- bouglit the
Fiori*r propcrty «u«t o f f)ir «*ity.
M m . H K I j ' w m bus b» * n ili «iunng
D m * punì wi'i k mid Mr. Li'vvis hu» b*■«•n
-*uff«iilig for »olii«* timi* troni flit* i f
f«*ct« «if a puralyti«' «troko.
What tf you un*n 't gomg to die or
burri oh t ! T li•• I»tfi«* bit it cosi» you
for inaurarle«' ih ri imghty «licap pr«a
ventativi» u f «'itliiT ohi - und thi* lif«*
iriniimru’i' is ari mvestmont you cari
br*nt by bvrrig out ili«' forivi of your
puy ini'fit m , b«*s i « I «*« b«*ing as good a»
gftiil a« «'*tllaforni in cu»«' you hupproi
lo ri« r«l to borrow money. Talk with
Mi'tcalf torluy f«#r any km«! n t insur
urici*.
mh5tfc
b, J,. Nichol» in rio'ov «*ring troni ari
rittnek of wbat he m.ys was thr* reni
olii fin.
Un* Ardui' Thompson farrnly, who
r « « ‘ iitly m*»v <‘*l !«» Falifornia, ha ve« s«*t
r ! « • « I ;i t < »brolul«'.
SEE HOW YOUR BREAD
IS BAKED
While wi* do riot «*1111111 to have any
thing fancy n r out of the ordinary
in the way of a bake kitchen, yet
we are always pleased to have our
« untouH'r« visit tm in our kitdi<*n
at any time. No iidviirn*« notice
m iensary. We keep it jijnt an dean
and orderly one time a« another.
Bender’s Bakery
The Darby hardware carriin a «on»
plete 1 1 tie i»f window glass J » o n ’t l«*t
broken windows mar tin» upp'ururt«« o f
your li*»u«e or place of buxines«. When
you need window glann o! any kind,
nuiii’iitber th«* Darby hardware.
Dale Hawkins, who has accepted a
position with Koke & T iffa n y nt Ku
gene, wun home over Sunday.
Kalph Wright, of Walker, hu» just
received a Dodg« through L. L. Harrel.
D ay O ld Chi cks
March 21
I F I H A V E A BIO H A T C H WHO
W A N T S T H E E X T R A C H IC K S
Mr F. M Kopliu, Famus. Wash.,
w rite«: * ‘ Th«* chick» you n«*nt me
are the livhcHt and henlthiest chicks
I ever saw. Sorry I couldn’t handle
PKKI instead of 200. ’ ’
Hatching Egg» in Any Amount.
Tancred »train White Leghorn» only
Bert V. Hands
Cottage Orove
Oregon
Hat* at fair prices; also old
clothe* made new at Steen Tail­
or*, 24 north Seventh.
mf>-12
The public in invited to the Meth
«dint Kpi»copal church f«»r the morning
and evening »ervice» which huve prom
1 ih * o f interest to all. The subject for
Sunday morning is “ A Startling (¿lies
ti«m Scarcely Saved.’ * For th»* eve
ning. “ Does Moral* I.aw Fhitnge with
the Need« o f Humanity ? ’ ’ All those
wishing to be baptize«! sh«»ul«l be at
PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET
2 Door* From First National Bank
St r » i l l h 11 w *>inn- eSrf|itionBlly
gmxt
on menta nvxt Snturdny.
1'om.i nml look thorn o u t boforv
buying elm'»hrre. tVr hu\o ;u*t ro-
t r iv r d n lurgo *lii|im<'nt o f r u m l
•11 ell t» bought
lit tho right jirico.
Our motto, “ Hniull Profit* nml
tjuirk Rot urns. Oivo u* u trial unit
y o u ’ll find » 0 trout you right. I f
you cnn’t conio yoursolf, *ond your
ohildroa.
FREE D E L I V E R Y
P H O N E 15
tho morning sorvico 11 work from Sun
day.
Kn»tor Hunday i* niomlior*)ii|i
dny mid nil who nro not * nffilintod
with uny church in Cottngo drove nro
invited to enmo mid unit« with tho
Mothodiat*.
Doc d o f f hu* iiiHtnllod a |ihono for
tho convenience of hi* cuwitmor*, » h o
may now find out when their *hno*
nro rondy without coming to tho *hn|>.
Tho number i* 20*.
mh!2 19
S. C. White Leghorn
HATCHING EGGS &
DAY OLD CHICKS
Tancred Strain; all breeding
trapneeted every day
hen*
Dan Walton & Son
mh2ti|>d Cottage Drove. Phone 26F4
Mr*. C. A. Smith, who recently un­
derwent an operation for tumor mid
und who hu* boon seriously i ll'o n nc-
count o f compliontions, i* nos nt the
home o f her purent*. Mr. and Mr*. F.
W. Hu»kin*.
Dr. Robert Sutcliffe, who i* in n
Kugene hospital where ho recently mi
dorwent a second operation, is report
od a* doing nicely and expect* to nr
rive homo within ton dny*.
Matterie* recharged; expert mechan­
ical work, gasoline and oil. What kind
o f service do you want I (let it at the
Service Oarage.
f20tfe
Mrs. O. K. 11 ut se II i* recovering from
an illness which confined her to her
room for two weeks.
Mr*. W. H. Judson i* visiting a
A daughter was born Friday to Mr.
mid Mrs. Ilarvey Riichoy.
Mi- .1 A Powell mid Mr*. Harvey
Taylor w»r<- in Eugene Tuesday.
J.
Ventili *liip|M-d a earload o f
hogs to I'ortlnnd Tuesday.
One
lb 1.1 Ford
runabout,
».'¡25.
Equipped with delivery box. Woodson
ftrotners.
jVtfe
Charb-s \N Inpps » a s called to He
utile tlii- week by un aceidsnt to hi*
b r o t h e r Ni-Urrn, in which the lutter sus
tinned :i frneturerl leg.
Mr« II \ Oollnrlnde returned Tue»
dny t r u m I'ortlarul.
Mr
Mi mi I i I ’ urvufi««1 r«'turri«*il Tu«*«-
«biy f r o m n visit ut Hpriiigfi«*bl with
h«*r ibnighf«*r, Mr«. Aliti«* k T| i «< i i i .
In»truction on violin by E. A.
Steen, 24 north Seventh.
m5-12
K o y Knox urn veci Tu«*s«luy f r o m Al
buny, being rnlled here by the «Jerith
o f hit brother Duke.
Mr imi Mr*. F. O. Miller, «»f Htun
ley, W i « , nr»* visiting at the home of
Mr. «Miller’« brother, H. A, Miller,
whib I, h their way home from a visit
in California.
I Julie»: Attend tin* Htyle Hhow at
th«1 Arcade Theatre Frida/ evening,
March 26.
mh 11* *2
J ii Klliott r«*eeived word Morwlay
o f th•• «leath o f his sister, Mr«. A. Ó
lCiek**tt», at Fo|f>na, Colo., tho eatme
being influenza.
J F. Large, o f Walla Walla. Wash..
has bought th« Myrtle Hhoernnkor
pia«-» just west n f th»* city.
Why do th»*y nil come baekt H< «*au»<*
they like the way we treat them; be
cause they bk»* the way w»* treat their
ear»; b*-<au»e th«*y like to have a job
«Ion»* right, »lone on tim»* and done in
tin* least possible firn«*. Th«* Service
(tarage, Spray, Ixmg A Fruson, at your
service.
fjotfe
M i«»
Gladys Da m«* wood
returned
Saturday from assisting in the cart* of
itifluen/Ji pati.*nts at the horn«* of her
aunt. Mrs. Dora Collin», in Spring
field.
Mr and Mrs F. K. Oilcrist, of Fry*
tal Ijik«', Minn., visited this week at
the home o f Mrs. O ilcrist'» brother.
M. M Wheeler, while on their wav
home from HiHOiding the winter in Cali
Dr. H ess S tock T onio
A S p r in g C o n d itio n er an d
W o rm ExpeUer
S p r i n g I s H e r e . Soon the litters of piys will becom­
ing, the calves, the lambs, and the colts will be dropped.
Feed your brood sows I)r. Hess Stock Tonic before and
after farrowing. It makes the bowels active, re lic v «
constipation, promotes good health and g o o d digestion
which means healthy pigs and a mother with a milk
supply to nourish.
Condition your cows for calving by feeding Dr. Hess
Stock Tonic before freshing. Then feed it regularly to
increase the flow of milk. It lengthens the milking
period.
•
Give your brood mares a course of Dr. Hess Stock Tonic.
And your work horses. It puts your team in fine fettle.
You cannot afford to plow, harrow, sow, mow, reap or
team with a team out of sorts, low in spirits, rough in riair,
is good for sheep — especially good for ewes at lambing
time.
Why Pay the Peddler Twice My Price?
fornia.
Sh««*p dip at Wynn«* A Kim**’». m5tf
Mr and Mrs. L. I Douglas arrived
M ondny •rum Ht. Cloud, Calif., and
are visiting ut tin- home uf Mrs. Dung
las' pin-nts. Mr. and Mrs. •Tuhn Bar
Tell us how much stock you have.
We’ll tell you how muchTonic to buy.
bis
C. M Parker and Dr. A. W. Kimc
»«•ru call'd tn llcxtcr Monday by the
serious 1 11 n< -s with pncuinunia o f Mr
P a r k e r ’* son Haeil. Mrs Parker »a s
alreudy there a«sistitig in the cure uf
her wn.
Yes. Spray pay* as much for eggs
right at your door as anyone in Cot­
tage (irove. Yes, and delivers your
feet! as cheap as you cun buy it in
town. Phone 125 Y.
mhliltf
Jewell, daughter
Mr and Mrs.
Charles Valentine, has undergone an
operation for removal of tonsils und
adenoids.
,\ir>. K K. Mills, grand Martha of
the Eastern Htar, accompanied thu
grand matron, Mr*. Alberta McMur-
phev, o f Kugene, upon a visit this
iM-'k to chapter* at Drain, Yoneallu
Oakland mid Roseburg.
Dr. Hess Instant Louse Killer Kills Lice
Mrs. Titus, o f Eugene, visited this
week at the home o f her son, IJr. H.
W. Titus.
Wm. (¡eorge is visiting a daughter
in Portland.
Miss Edna Minion is suffering from
injuries sustained when she stepped
ou a nail while playing at sehool.
J. H. Chambers wa* m Portland this
we<-k on business.
Robert Sutcliffe, Jr., who left his j
work on the coast to be with his
father. Dr. Robert Sutcliffe, who is
convalescing from his recent u|ieration,
visited here over the week end.
A. W. Swanson has bought the John
The Cottage Orove Vulcanizing Bader property on west Main avenue
Works, E J Howe, proprietor. in which the family now live*.
J. Knox has bought the J. A. El
Vulcanizing and retreading.
tf
ledge home on the west side.
Mrs. \\ A Cottle and son Edward,
Mrs. B. F. Kinurd is recovering from
o f Akron. Ohio, » h o had made an ex­
an attack uf grip or flu.
tended visit at the home o f Mrs. Cot
Mrs. G. S. O Humbert, formerly of
t i e ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. I..
Young, mid Mrs Cottle's sister, Mrs Eugene, now dean o f women ut Hpq
<» A. Handers, returned Monday to kane university, addressed the student
body o f the high school Wednesday at
their home.
the afternoon session.
C. A. Mason, o f Eugene, visited
Gene I.eMatti, o f Abington, III., vis­
Hun,lay with ltert Hands.
ited over Hunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Diamond earscre»» from »15 to $300. Harrison Rogers.
Diamond brooches from $5 to «100.
Kyle E. Jones, o f Dorena, bought a
Madsen'* Jewelry.
mh5tfc
used car this week from the Auto
Mr*. F. A. Clow visited in Eugene Electric & Tire Shop.
this week.
D. N. M rln tu rff was in Eugene
Vrs. C. A. I .inch « r it e s from (¡runts Tuesday on business.
Hi. * to insure regular visit* for anoth­
The county bridge crew will be cm
er year o f the live » i r e newspaper.
I ployed next week on the Haguiaw and
The City Transfer is equipped to do Mushy creek bridges.
all kinds o f hauling, whether long
Mrs. J. A. S a r ff was in Albany
eouiilry trip* or local. Cull Oil or leave
Tuesday attending the wedding o f a
order* at office, 401 Main avenue.
brother.
Mrs. K. K Wyatt arrived Wednesday
Mrs. Diek Hickson and daughter ar­
from Ynnrouver, Wash., and in emu
puny with her *i*ter. Mrs. Worth liar rived Wednesday from White Salmon.
Wash.
vey. went to Roseburg to attend thi
Mrs. E. 1>. Owens was called to Mar
funeral there yesterday of Mr*. A. V.
coin Wednesday to attend her son
Connelly, w ife o f their brother.
The W. I.. Hubbell family are re Fred, who is suffering with influenza.
Mrs. C. C. Cruson has recovered
rovering from a session with the grip
from an attack o f influenza.
or flu.
Among those from here visiting in
Herviee! Horv ire! Service! I f that's
«h at you want, that's what we want Eugene Wednesday were Mrs. W. L.
you to have, and w e ’re here for that Miller, Mrs. Ella Thompson and Mrs.
purpose. Tiie Herviee Oarage, Spray, Glen Scott.
Long 4 Cruson, nil here for service. **
J. W. Eddy jvas in Engine Wednes
Hert Hands is recovering from a sec day ou business.
ond attack of influenza and says he
Mrs. M. G. Dunn and three sons re­
has no desire to again renew the nc turned Wednesday to Roseburg, after
quamtance.
a visit at the home o f Mrs. Dunn's
parents. Mr and Mrs. J. J. McDonald.
C O. W i111- has bought the liostet
tier tractor, plows and baler.
Ira Randall returned yesterday morn
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wood», o f Al mg from Eugene, where he and Mrs
Randall accompanied their daughter
batty, spent the week end here.
Irma, who was found to be suffering
Jitney, phone 99, or call at our with appendicitis. The operation was
depot, 401 Main avenue.
ti performed Wednesday evening and
All the members o f the Maekin fam when the father returned the daughter
ily, except Samuel Loopy hnnself, have was doing ns nicely as could be ex
Mrs. Randall remained with
been having a session thi* week with peeted.
what passes easily for influenza and her.
Ham says it is almost as easy to have
Ben Lurch arrived Monday from
it as to have to stay at home aud do Han Francisco for a short visit.
all the work. Little Harold ha» been
Wade LeRoy was here from Wend
the most seriously ill.
ling this week. The family are mov­
Mrs. J. L. Orr writes from Yakima, ing to Heedsport. The mother, Mrs.
Wash., to arrange to continue the vis­ Maud I.eRov, has made a remarkable
it* of the old home newspaper.
Day Old W h it e
Leghorn Chicks
15c Each
A pril and Later Delivery
Setting Eggs. $1.50 per 15
Campbell’s Poultry Farm
Walker. Oregon
recovery from her recent operation
and is rapidly gaining str■ ngth. The
operation was for the removal o f a
tumor.
Mrs. L. K. Bhorey and daughter,
Miss Maud, arrived Wednesday from
Auburn, Wash., looking for a small
farm property.
The annual meeting o f the Presby­
terian church will be held Hunday
following the morning service. AU in­
terested in the welfare of the church
are urged to be present.
Mrs. C. F Martin, o f Detroit, Mich.,
returned home yesterday, after a v :sit
at the h< me o f her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ,V. O. Huff.
Mrs. Harvey Taylor is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis and
returned this week from a Eugene hos­
pital.
Mrs. M. F. Wyatt returned Wednes­
day from a visit o f a month in Wash­
ington.
Mrs. Ben Hudtell. o f Hulsey, is visit­
ing at the T. G. Hudtell home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. ITubbard returned
yesterday from n trip to Portland.
E. F. Carlton, o f the state depart­
ment o f education, delivered an ad
• Ires* last night at the high school as
sembly to members of the faculty and
a number of citizens upou the nnll.-tge
bills to be voted upon in May.
A. C. Cox and Miss Cordia Mill*,
both o f this city, were married in Eu
g e n »^ W e d n e s d a V j^
We Help Your Pillows
Bring Slumber
We have special facilities for wa.-b
ing pillows. We bubble them up
and down in pure water ami foamy
suds— water at ju*t the temperature
that experts have found to be right
and soap o f a kind that helps bring
back to feathers all their first fluf-
finess. Then we dry them in a cur­
rent o f fresh, clean air heated to a
temperature o f 245 degrees.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
Ring Us Up
Phone 79
Chicken*, hogs, veal and cattle want
ed at the l ’eople'* market.
mh5tfc
T. ( ’ . Wheeler « a s in Eugene W ed­
nesday on business.
Mrs. Herbert Kakin visited iu Eu­
gene Wednesday.
The entire C. I*. Hhirey family from
Black Butte were taken to a Eugene
hospital Wednesday suffering with in­
fluenza. Improvised ambulance* were
made out o f motor trucks. The di*
daughter in I'ortlnnd.
time,' from Black Butte to Eugene by
Mr. und Mr*. Frisi Ortiy returned motor road is about 40 miles. The sick
Tuesday to their home in Veneta, nf ones had to go to Eugene for hospital
ter a visit lit the home o f Mrs. d r a y ’s accommodation* because o f luck of suf­
parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Huff.
ficient facilities here.
" d o to the A P T O E L E C T R IC 4
Charles MeKibhen, a victim o f in­
T I K E SHOP, and see my t i r e . " — Bnr- fluenza, was dangerously ill for sev­
m y,
mhiVo eral days this week.
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