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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1920)
ARCADE THEATER^ WEEKLY PROGRAM FRIDAY, APRIL 9—S o c ia l production “ NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH,” by Taylor Holmes. SATURDAY, APRIL 10—“ THE GIRL WHO STAID AT HOME,” by D. W. Griffith. Story of Loat Battalion is most romantic o f war. Splendidly pictured by Griffith in “ The Girl Who Staid at Home.” SUNDAY, APRIL 11—“ EXTRAVAGANCE,” by DORO THY DALTON. “ 1 hold you just as guilty as if you had shot the man yourself. Your extravagance drove your husltand to thievery and finally to murder itself. What have you to say for yourselft” Tho judge leaned over the bench and fairly boiled with anger as he denounced her. Was the judge right or wrong? Get the evidence; come and see “ Extrava gance.” MONDAY, APRIL 12—“ THE TRAIL OF THE OCTO PUS,” the thirteenth episode. “ CHAINS OF EVIDENCE.” TUESDAY, APRIL 13—“ WILD LIFE,” by WILLIAM DESMOND. You have seen Bill Desmond in every kind of a star role, from pirate to east side gangster, and English society gentleman, but he is here with us now as a wild, wild western, banging away with his guns in “ Wild Life.” WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14— “ MEN, WOMEN AND MON EY ,” by ETHEL CLAYTON. The story shows the homes of many leaders of the smart set where elaborate social func tions are staged. Some o f the most beautiful and exquisitely furnished sets ever erected are shown. City M e a t M a rk et Bartels A S&fley, Proprietors LOOK! Telephone 89 LOOK! LOOK The people of the Cottage Grove country came pretty near cleaning out our whole stock last Saturday. They have learned to watch for our ads., for they know they will always find something by which they can reduce the high cost of living. This week we will make the best offer that has been made to meat eaters since before the war. It is astounding, startling and hardly believable, but we will sell, on Saturday only, Special Fancy Bacon, 25c lb. Do your buying early and get the pick of the piecea We are selling at this price so as to clean out a big shipment to make room for our next Saturday’s specials. Keep your eyes open for them. Here’s another one that will make you be lieve that your eyes are deceiving you: Fine Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon Backs 32c lb. in all sized pieces. The early buyer will get the best. Here’s another special that will open your eyes and keep’em open: CHAUTAUQUA DATES ARE M A Y 28 TO JUNE 2 Spring Styles of Palmer W1U 1*1 lad Here Tho will o f the late Mr«, l’otter Palmer, millionaire Chicago aoeiety loader, waa filed for probate in Eugene a few day a ago, a* «he had «»me tint ber land« in laine county. La d ie s ’ C o a ts SILK CREEK. (Special to The Sentinel.) April 7.— Mr. Wilaon, of Portland, htta bought the Bert Fawcett place and will move here aoon. Mr. Faweett ha« returned to Walla Walla, Waah. Mr. Turner, of Colorado, haa bought the W. J. Murphy property and haa taken poaaoaaion. Mr. aud Mr*. Oliver have gone to Aahland to make their home for a time. Mr. and Mra. Koy Wheeler, o f Crea well, were Sunday night gueata at the Wood home. Charles Moore, of Tillamook, viaited here briefly Saturday. W. W. Uilderaleve haa a new auto truck. Van Darnell haa bought the C. W. Dwyre place. Mr. ilnrdcaatle, of Ko«ehurg, wan a week-end gueat at the H. 1* Fowler home. Miaa Klvn Wilaon, who haa been quite ill, left Saturday for a Portland aauitarium. Mrs. I«)U Wheeler and daughter Edith were dinner gueata Saturday at the B. W. Garner home. W. G. Hittinger was in Kugeue on buaiuess Monday. O. Shrewsbury waa here from Suth erlin Wednesday. First National Bank THE OLD RELIABLE COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON WATCH YOUR LABEL—IT W ILL PAY YOU -----------------------------------D ISTR IBUTOR S--------------------------------------- AND Q . M. C . TRUCKS GENERAL REPAIR W O R K — W ORK GUARANTEED AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES, TIRES AND TUBES CARS FOR HIRE— D A Y AND NIGHT SERVICE S IX T H S T R E E T Q A R A Q E Wertx A Perini, Props. Phone 43 8ixth and Washington Hie House of Immediate Service • (Special to The Sentinel.) April 7.—Mr. and Mra. O. C. Sallee left Tuesday for Boise, Ida., for a visit of several weeks. Vernon and I^ealie Wicka left Tuea day for tkeir home in Montana. The Easter program given by the school children wan well attended and immensely enjoyed. Mrs. Myron McGee ban taken charge of the cook bouse. Several from here witnessed the style show at the H. P. depot Tuesday after noon. They reported it very amusing as well as instructive. DIVIDE. (Special to The Sentinel.) April 7.— Mrs. F. M. Chapman and children were in Cottage Grove Tues day. Mias Ruby Ellis, of Eugene, visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McKeynolda a few days last week. Miss Mildred Dugan spent Saturday night with friends in Cottage Grove. Eugene Burkett returned i ’riday from a three weeks’ visit in Portland. He will atay with his grandparents, Mr. snd Mrs. W. E. Burkett, Hnd attend school. Miss Gerda Boderstrom, who was spending her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Söderström, was calico to Eugene Wednesday of last week. Harold Dugan, o f the Grove, visited relatives here Monday. Mrs. Walter Robinson shopped In the Grove Tuesday. Republicans of Long Ago. An item in tho “ In Earlier Days” column of the Eugene Register, dipped from its issue of April 7, 1880, is of interest to Cottage Grove people. It says: ‘ ‘ Cottage Orove eleeted the follow ing delegates to the republican county convention: O. C. Miller, W. W. Cath ead, K. W. Whipple, D. O. McFar land, A. Kirk, D. C. Baughman, D. E. Veatcb, O. P. Knox, J. H. Martin, Ben Lurch. ” Of those named, D. O. McFarland still lives here, A. Kirk lives at Do rena, and Ben Lurch is visiting here from California. I). C. Huaghmnn, for mer member o f the legislature, died a few months ago. Fine Head Lettuce and No. 1 Dairy Butter See us for your Jellies and Preserves cheap er than you can make them yourself at pres ent price of sugar. Don’t forget the place Pow ell & B urkholder % --------- HEBRON. . THE BEST OP PROTECTION A T REASONABLE RATES This Week (Special to The Sentinel.) April 7.— Mr. McGlaaaon, o f Okla homn, left Saturday fur Koaeburg. Mra. Bert Baughman, who hua beeu aeriiAialy ill with pneumonia, ia im proved. J. T. Small went to Eugene Monday to bring home hia brother Henry, who haa been in a hospital there for two weeka. Mr. Small found hia brother nut so well, however, and could not bring him home. , J. E. Hunton and aon Glen were in the Grove Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Howard Cox were goesta of Mr. and Mrat W. T. June« in the Gruve Thursday o f laat week. . Every few day* we see in the daily papers accounts of the bold and bad man, sneak thieves, burglars and hold-ups. To overcome these fellows we have added to our hanking equipment the latest and most modern safety deposit boxes. These boxes are for your protection and we shall be pleased to have yon come in and look them over. G rocery Specials LONDON. STAR. Better Be Safe Than Sony Are now in stock and w e will be pleased to have you come in and see them. T he styles aré right and so are the prices. Neighborhood News High Grade Bacon, 35c lb. ^ • Hignors of tho chuutauqua coutract hava rocoivod word from tho Klliaon White system that tho dntoa of tho 1020 session are May 28 to Juno 2. An unuaually flue program ia promiacd the people o f Cottage Grove and the qual ity of the taleut and of the entertain moats ia aaid to aurpaaa that of the aevoral sessions of pant year*. (Special to The Sentinel.) April 7.— Mra. J. (j. A. Young enter tained a number of her friemla and neighbora with a quilt tacking Wad ueailay, that being her fiftieth birth The very best high erade bacon 'on the market today, lb...,36c day. Those present were Mra. B. M. Kappuuf, Mra. Erva Bailey, Mra. Jnku LARD Kebelbeck, Mrs. J. A. Powell, Mrs. J. 3-lb pail---------85c; 5-lb. pail_____ $1.40; 10-lb. pail......... $2.75 O. Murry, Mi»s Della Murry, Mrs. O. M. Kebelbeck, Mian Myrtle Gilham and COMPOUND Ada Gilham. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Doolittle, of 3 lbs— ----- ---------------------- 65c; 5 lbs.................$1.40 and $1.66 Powers, are visiting at the home of Fine cooking shortening, the lb________________________ 15c Mra. Doolittle’a sister, Mra. J. (j. A. I'risco: 2 lbs.....................................................„..60c; 3 lbs „...$1.15 Young. Mr«. B. M. Kappnuf and Mra. S. E. 5 lbs. Cotosuet.................. $165; 4 lbs. Jewel shortening....$1.40 Bniley were in Eugene laat Friday. Crisco: 2-lb. tins.......................................... 60c; 3V^-lb. tina $1.15 Mr. and Mra. G. M. Kebelbeck and family motored to the Grove Sunday We will have a big display of all grades of meat Saturday. afternoon and viaited with Mr. Kebwt Come in and seo for yourself beck 'a pa rents. LOCAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION may be need of advice or assistance. COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING The schools at Dorena, Htar and Wild wood were inspected during the post The Cottage Grove committee o f the week. I<ane County Health association met at Anyone in the community who would the high school Monday afternoon and like a nurse’s adviee on bedside nurs reviewed the work o f the past two ing, care of invalids in the home, or months, no regular meeting having been of infants, should communicate with held in February on account o f the in Mrs. C. M. Shinn, chairman of the fluenza. The supply committee reported nurse«’ committee, and Miss Brownell that one needy family had been sup will gladly call at their home upon her plied with gowns upon the request of next visit to Cottage Grove. the attending physician. The nurses’ committee reported that a number of Flying Circus in May. cases had been under supervision, and The flying eircus that was planned a new list was ready for the use of the for last fall by the air service forest county nurse. patrol station will be given in Eugene Miss BrownelL who has been ex between May 10 and 15, according to ceedingly busy during the recent epi a letter received by the Eugene eham demic, is now returning to her regular ber of commerce from Col. H. H. Ar schedule of visiting the schools o f the nold, head of the air service of the county, and any homes where there western department of the army. ------------------------------------- fi— Maun Avenue at Fifth ------------------------------- --------------------- j) 1 1 CALL FOB CITY WARRANTS. A A . SOCIETY 1 1 Notice is hereby given that all s i r i ; ♦ The Hentinel, $2.00 the year. * The friends and neighbors o f Mrs. R. M. Bailey, who is moving to n farm near Ijithnm, gave her a surprise party Thursday. A fine dinner was served and a pleasant time enjoyed. Those present were Mrs. George Bheary, Mrs. Rufus Arne, Mrs. J. Ilaltzar, Mrs. Geo. Higginbotham, Mrs. Liszir Haltzman, Mrs. Niece nml daughter Annie, Mrs. Ham l»n g, Mrs. C. N. Wolfe, Mrs. T. W. D elin g and Ceeil Wood. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Worth Harvey enter tained Mr. Harvey’s parents, Mr. and Mr«. I. M. Harvey, at dinner Wednes day in honor of the elder Harvey’s eightieth birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey’s fiftieth wedding anniversary will occur this fall. ♦ ♦ ♦ Vera Bcott gave a party Mondny af ternoon for her cousin, Barbara Wal lace, o f Grass Valley, the occasion be ing Barbara’s eighth birthday anni versary. Those' present were Vida and Beulah Mabie, Wilda and May Van Winkle, Muxine Nelson, Beulah and Frankie Oliver and l/iii and Dorn Conner. Games and refreahmenta oc cupied the afternoon. <9 ♦ The members of the I-aComu* club celebrated the first anniversary of the organization at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime Tuesday evening. A fine dinner was enjoyed at *1:30 o ’clock with husbands of the members and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace, of Grass Valley, as guests of the club. All were seated at one long table which was decorated with pink carna tions. Covers were Inid for twenty four. 1‘ revioui to the dinner the club held its first annual election and the following officers were elected: Mrs. C. H. VanDenburg, president; Mrs. W. W. McFarland, vice-president; Mrs. H. A. Miller, secretary treasurer. ♦ ♦ ♦ Uncle Wallace Bbortridge, one of the few survivors of the settlers of 1853, celebrated bis eighty fourth birthday anniversary March 31. Mrs. Hhortridge, who is seventy four, and his daughter, Mrs. Win.' Brown, prepared a birthday dinner for him which he grently en _____________________ World Conditions Visualised. The Interehurch World Movement will present a program of information and inspiration of exceptional value Mondny afternoon at 2 o ’clock and in the evening at 7:30 o ’clock in the Methodist chureh. Facts disclosed in the world survey will be presented through the stereopticon. A strong team of five people headed by Dr. R. K. Gornall, of Fendleton, will arrive at 10:30 a. m. Other members are Mrs. D. C. Kellems, o f Eugene, Dr. William A. Waldo, H. O. Mcl’ ike and Dr. W. T. Miliken, all of Portland. Possibly others will bo present. The afternoon will be devoted to stirring addresses and the evening to Fined for Being In Safety Zone. Eugene Register: Faul Black, o f Mar- the survey through the stereopticon. cola, was yesterday fined $2 in the A cordial invitation is extended to ev Eugene municipal eonrt for parking hie ery citizen, boy and girl of the city to attend. ear in the safety zone. this dote, when interest will cease. Dated thin 8lh dsy of April, HO* HERBERT EAKIN, nPe City Treasurer. L. L. HARREL We& Side Garage I H AVE NOW TAKEN OVER THE Whore I will ho ploasi-d to welcome nil my old friends, ns well as lake on n few new ones. 1 have a complete repair shop with an expert mechanic in charge. I ran handle your repair work promptly ami in an entirely satislaetory manner. I have the exclusive agency for the Dodge,* Buick and Chevrolet Cars three o f the host ears for the money on the market- and also carry a complete line of guaranteed tires and tithes, as well as accessories of every description. 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