Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., April 16, 1920, Image 5

(Hiiee.iat tu The H entliii'l)
A|>nl 14. Mr». J. A. l'uwull, Mr»
.1 oliii K«h«lb»i*k miti Mr«, (I, M Kwb
elbeck visitvil in tini Orove Widimmlay
uf lii■! wn'ki witb Mia. I’ iiwk II’« limigli
tur, Mr» V. T. Il» intuii
Ailu (li III uni vl»il«*<t ovi<r Kriiiuy mglit
with In*r eotuini, /••Inni nini Dorolhy
Alirciiu, ut l-oiiihiu
Mr. unii Mr». H. II. lluilcy miti Mr».
H. M K ii|»|»i ilf wi'iit tu Kiigi'in* Fri
ilny nini mi Huiuliiy Mr» linili*y unibr
went nii o|M*rat|on fur u (>| m < ii <Iititi*.
Humluy gin*»!» ut tini J. A. Powell
limili* wer» Mr. nini Mr» V. T. Unii
•tuli inni Mr. unii Mr» J. H, l’owi*ll, nf
thè Orove Mr unii Mr». Alfri*i| Wliit«'
nini fiimily unii (I. J. Ku|i|inuf nini
clulilrun.
Tilt* Joli ri nini (I. M Kebelbeek fum
klii*» vi»iti*il over Hutiirilny niglit in
tlm Univi*.
Mr» llurvny T nylnr n*ti;rn«*il Tu«**
uuili*rwr*nt un u|ii*riilimi fnr u | i | m * ih I ì
citi*.
iluy frmn u Kug**U** hiiujiitul where »In*
(!. (iiItmni fumi* ovnr frnoi Cimi
• Im li nml »|u*nt thi* wii'k i*ml with In»
fuintly.
Mr» J. A. Powell, Mr». .1
A.
Ymiii*( « " 'I llnrvi*y Tnylnr were ili Un*
Univi* Mmnliiy.
LET US FEED YOUR CHICKENS
THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
’’W hen good fellows get
together, I’m right there”
— C he ste rfield
* | 'H H moot conip.inioruiHe bunch o f
tobacco* ever rolled into a cigarette
— oOky, nrom»i!. Turkluh, and fine,
full-flavored Dome»tic, expertly chouen
and eapcrtly blended. Mutt’» Chester­
field. A n d they *urc do "uitufy! ”
DONT FUSS WITH
2 Pairs of Glasses
City Council
April 5 All eouiir*) lirmn present.
Ailjiiuriifil t« April »1.
A jir 1 1 <1 All eouiieilrnen present
until (.'•luniiluiiiii Knn*. anting ebuir
mini. Hull rail.
Minutes nf previous rm*i*tirig n*ml
11 ml iippruveil.
Ci.miuuuicntiou from Omrlm Cooley
uni» rrml i|i*rriam]ing ri*nt for tbi* obi
Muaonir* liuil'lirig On motion thi* mnt
t«*r » 11 » luul on thi* tnl.It* till adjourned
minting Thi* »tr«o*t committee wn» in
»trui ti*i| to look into tin* mutter.
On motion thi* recorder wn« instruct
• ii to j.n-fiiir« 11 n ordinnnee regulating
tin* 1 * 011*1 rui'tiun of »tnlili*», burn» urn)
chicken H oumi « in residence l.-'rii't*
<ln motion it wn» ordered that tin < ity
i|iinrry innl power plant In* not leased
or turned over to unyom* for ij *♦*■ in
In* under the supervision of Mr Jot-
gi*n»en or »omr* one arlcrtnl by *hi*
city.
On motion tin* bill of Tom Cox wn*
limi on tubl» till next meeting.
Kei-nnler wn» inutrueteii to nnier 25<>
feet o f half ineh pipe for writer ex
tenaion.
Kill» were renrl nml on motion or
ilered pan) n* follow»:
N .1 Nelson, cleaning street».. t 41..'»«
lire compitny salnrie».
........ 2b.5<>
l.nmrner» Hro»., lumber
.... 4*5.50
Sentinel, proceiating» ami notice
7.5b
Sentinel, ptg waier receipt».... .'51.5b
.V K Young, »alary nml poatuge 55.2**
Koy Hhnri» wood..........................
4.5b
U it. 1’ iteher, »alary ami exp. .. 131.3b
Kl. ttrie Co., liglitn for March. .. ¿ 3 3 .K 1
.1 M Durham, work on walk».— b>5
• *, Mfg t o , liiinin r
Knowle» i Gruber, hilw ____
y.i»5
u \\ Ogiviky, m I m i
idjOO
t'lnrk Kimball Co., ptg bond«..
45.(55
Clark Kimtiall Co., utty. fee for
approval of h i 1
10.0b
Adjourned to April 12
J. K. YO I'N O , Keeerder.
A panuci-a for everything
wan tad».
The Farmer Is Entitled to
Ease and Luxury
During th<- war no class of American c itiz e n * did niort* to
In-Ip b rin g Kaiser Bill to hi« feet than the farmer who pro­
duced Du* io < m 1 to teed the doughboy and to keep our allica
Troiji utarving. During tke reconstruction period the farmer
has been equally patriotic arid has had nothing to nay about
the 10-hour week and other things that kave sent prices sky­
ro c k e tin g
I* or centuries he has been the nation’s hardest
working citizen, but now ke is coining into his own. The farm
tractor is his reward for these centuries of effort. Every
farmer is entitled to have one of these labor-saving ma­
ch in e* Every farmer can afford to have a Fordaon, the most
practical for W illamette valley farms and the most moderate
in price for a farmer anywhere.
F R E E D E M O N S T R A T IO N
SENTINEL WANTS THF» NEWS—11
HAVE A NEWS ITEM RING US UI
H<ntinel
The KRVPTOK W ay
Yuu run't rtffnrd In «•rotiomift«'
tu Ihr run* of your ityi»» beyond
Ih«* |Miint o f »iifety. I f you «re
troubled with |HM»r vltioti, rumult
vtith ua an to how it mu I Lmt
inprutrd
A rnitmilt A t Mill will |d«r«i you
under no obli^iition.
fuller
PA1N1>
Sherman W. M
fu ller ,
P a i n t
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KyUKtgbt Speriallat and Optician
Factory un Premiar» Phonr .3(52
SMI Willumrttc Ht., Kilgriin, Oregon
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Hy patronizing s Homo Imlu»try,
you aro helping to build up your
owa community. ity building *ip
yinir eommuulty, you arc benefitl'ig
your«.-If We are confident you u.*o
benefiting yourself in using
k&//s
and Woodwork
There'/ a
“ ■ T E R U M O " COMPOUNDED
FEEDS
It is nn undisputed fact that hon­
estly nnd nernrntely compounded
feuds givu belter rusult« thuo any
ut/aight grain feed. When we start­
ed in thia businnaa we were thor
ouglily eonvineed that the public
rare» a» much for (|uality ns for
prien. Believing this, our motto bt*
been “ A Higher Feed V »lu * • N r
I»*»» Money."'
And becauso wo
Imvn eonatnntly kept this in mind,
“ Hterling' * Compounded Feed» nro
recognised as being nil the name
implies.
Our »peeialt ii*« nro horse feed,
hog feed, anil dairy feed, for which
we make the elnim “ There nro none
better. ’ '
Call anil »on ua, and hv comparing
our prices with those o f other torn
pounileil feeds, you will find oppor­
tunities and bargains hers that you
can’t find nnywhore else.
VARNISH. STAIN and ENAMEL
tor everything that need/ prexardng and beautHj
A
N D to-day. as during the past 71 years, the name “ F U L L E R ” mean*
the same nigh standard in Paints, Varnishes, Stains, Enamels, etc.
During this Tong period o f time, in all conditions o f weather, season In
and season out, F U L L E R Products have proven their superior lasting and
beautifying qualities.
Thousands o f homes and buildings have withstood the test o f time and the
elements and are giving the maximum o f service through “ F U L L E R Paint
Protection.”
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F or exteriors and interiors, the F U L L E R line meets every possible need.
There’s a special F U L L E R product fo r everything that needs preserving
and beautifying.
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Some of the
II ouho cleaning time ia hero
and you will have an ueeumu-
latiou of old ruga and paper
and magazines that are worth
money to you. If you will call
up Cottage drove Junk Co.,
phone 5, we will eall.
Buyer of Wool, llidea, I’elta,
Itaga, Newapapera, Magn/.inea
tied in bundle«, and Chit tern
Bark. Wo buy and acll every­
thing.
Cottage Grove
Junk Company
9-4 Paeifie Highway
Phone 5
FULLER
Product»
HOUSE P A IN T
FLOOR P A IN T
PORCH and STEP
P A IN T
SHINGLE STAIN S
SILKKNW H TTB ENAM EL
— for Interior woodwork
PECO RET—combined atnhi
and vnmifth In all akadea
for refiniehlng furniture, etc.
VARN ISH ES
DEKORATO — the Sanitary
Kalitomine
AUTO ENAM EL
N ever was there a better time or better
reason fo r painting than right now. High
cost o f everything makes your investment
in home or building worth a great deal
f
more than form erly. F U L L E R Paint and
n
other products are the best investment fo r J aj
the protection o f your property that you [ r 3
can possibly make. They save a great deal \V «
more than they cost
s $
Look Up a
FU LLER D EALER
in Your Town
W. P. Fuller & Co
1849-1910
Northwest Branch Houses at
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma,
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