Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, April 16, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textt Frank Hehrteider, whu hail In i'll V ta W I'itchor, wit» operated on Wednea iting ut thè huine uf Ilia W i l l , • f i l l ' day fur tonsil» and adenoid» a* the Hetmeliler, left Tin.diiy for < l i i l i l l l i a , Cottage Drove hoNpitnl. Wliall, H*n Lurch left yesterday fur Port Mr». t'urtia Ventili viaited ill Kn|{i*n•• land where be expect» to »pend the Tlieailuy. »umtner, Itili tene» rie li urlili unii re pii im i Kx Mr» O. M Miller visited in Kugene F L E IS C H M A N N C O M P R E S S E D YEAST peri eleetrii-nl servire Anto Kleetrle yesterday. j A Tire Shop I he amazing power ot !• leisehrnariri Compri'iuieti Yeast to Three Used 1’ iauue—Chickering and Mr. ./ni k fiiIlHhnu urrlveil Tueaday other pianoe; Cheney phonograph». complete or balance the diet, to aid growth, relieve illness and I frum J*ort I h mi unii la visiting ut r In- Kugene Music Hhop, *t Kast Ninth, Ku to build up resistance power of the body was definitely estab limile uf her pnrenta, Mr. unii Mra W\ gene, Oregon. u9 30e lished in a Meries ol scientific testa at the laboratory of Phys I f . Johnson. Mra I 'boebe Htoneberg went to Ku iological Chemistry of Jefferson Medical College, Pbiladel- Kev. It A. Miicl.eml arrived ycaler- genu yesterday for a brief visit. <luy frurn Newpurt un n linef buainc»» Win Land eaa went to Kugene yimter phnt, the Philadelphia General Hospital, and the’ Roosevelt vlait. day to attend the Clark trial. Hospital, New York. I.itile Aliee KllXalieth, dnughtrr uf Mi»» l.enorit ilobl went to Engine Yeast has a pungent appetizing taste. You take it in the Mr. nnd Mra. I.eun DeaLarres, hna lieen yeaterday to visit relative». fjilite ili Imt i» nuw rnueh lietter. Orettie and IJesaie Hpuhr were oper cake or crumbled in water, fruit juice or milk. A half cake Ye», Hpruy puya na rnm-h fur •*KK’4 ateil on tit Cottage Grove hn»pitnl Wed to a cake, three times dady before meals. r'Kht ut your iluur ita uriyùiie in Cot neaduy for tonsil» und adenoids. Read all about the health value of compresMed yeast in The "b o o s t ing committee" of the tage Orove. V i ' h , nnd delivera your feeil uà rbcup uà yuii enti liuy it in Lane County Odd Fellow«’ annenlion “ Yeast for Health,” a book sent free if you write The Kleinch- town, l'hutie I25 V mhl9tf 'will visit Cottage Orove Hati.idny in mann Company, Portland, Oregon. .fuhn unii Alex Hmnll, uf t.nnduri, the interest of the convention of the hrought their liruther Henry hnrne yea association which will be held in FOR SALE BY lerday from Eugetie, when he under Hpringfiebl April 2d. went eri uperiitiun fnr herniu »urne Laugh and the world laughs Nn/ur'a mot her, Mra. Kiln VVilauu, lenv dnya ugo. with you; grouch and you grouch ./nini (' f o r n ii » .a in Flugene ye» m u Mun Iny fur Portland, alone. Let s laugh. 8uch will be Mra. W T, Met'uy went to klugene terdny u tt rmliiig n meeting uf thè your opportunity at Bulger s An Muiiiluy lu visit her liruther, lliiiry <tverland denlera uf Oregon. imal Circus Saturday evening, Mm it 11, who recently underwent tin on erution nt n hua|iitnl there. April 17, under auspices of high position .'is mail carrier and A. H. have arrived here from Portland to New prices uu butter wraps (Fridays school, in old high school build Hprinkel ha» again taken bis old job. make their home. iiiul Huturilnya unlylt 30 wraps, * I ; Mr. VanDenburg has accepted a p«si B. F. Thranher, o f Cottage Grove, ing. 25c and 50c. 100 wrupa, ft .‘¿ft: additional wraps tuk tion with the W. L. Darby Hardware ha* filed suit i d circuit court for a Will bavr u hatch uf ithovp Hat«*; if Mrs I. M. Harding went to Walker en ul aunio umu, ioc th. 100. ( uttng. company. you want u rhaii«-« nt th«* extra one» divorce from hia wife, Mra. Ado. A. Wednesday to visit at the home of her (iruve Hentinel. «¡¿tf let in«* know at once, mo J cun nave Bulger's Animal Circus, given Thranher, on the ground o f dcaertion. »ister, Mr» Fred Wright. M ra. < '. C. Coffman moved to Ku them for y«mj firwt come, fimt H. B. Hudtelle arrived Wednesday under auspices of High School in They were married at Corvalli* Id Ken», where she formerly reaid«*d, nnd Her viol Thin 1 « the ticgf time of the from Hanning, Calif., and is visiting old high school building, Satur year* ago. will ini«ke that city her home. entire neimori for chick*. They will ^ kn Beatty made a bu.Hine»* trip to at the home o f bia »on, T. O. Hudtelle day, April 17. 25c and 50c. Mrs Henry Veutrh nnd Mrs It. It make early winter layer* umJ you 1'ortiaud Haturday. Mr». I). (>. June» returned Wednesday Job were m Kugene Monday to visit Mrs. W. D. L'hnpman arrived Hatur- will gi t the highent J>ri< «•* fur egg* from a four month» ’ visit at 1.0» An d»y r rom Bidgefield, Wash., and ia v e Jitney service, phone 99. Nel Mrs Herbert Ktiliiii, who is in u h«»*pi Hatching egg* mu day in any fjunn gcle», Calif., with her sons, Frank nnd son Auto Sales & Service. tf tnl there recovering from an oj>enition iling her mother, Mrs. Kate Hears. tity you want. Harvey Williams. Mrs. Frank Turner, accompanied by Mrs. Kitkin is getting along nicely nnd Mrs. N. F. Nelson, of Harrisburg, is C'olt!mbin grnjthophoac, extra fine Mr. and Mr». W V. ft» apin went to visiting at the O. H. Hhaw home east her daughter. Miss Julia, left Monday expert»» to he out or the hospital th ¡»liiy«T, and recordu for talc cheap. Creswell Wednesday for a few d a y »’ o f the eity. for an extended visit with her parents lust of this wei'k. visit at the borne of Mr. Chapin’s sis Mrs. Fannie Witte, of Yoncalla, in Nfi.MMonri. Bert V. Hands Trained monkey*, Shetland ter, Mr» Newhall. Mra. W. O. Ai*her and children ar »pent the week end with her mother, Cuttagu drove Oregon ponie*, and all *ort* of amuse Cull potatoes, I Vye per pound Beid Mrs. H. E. McKinney. rived from Portland Sunday to viait ler Brothers. aide merit at Bulger's Animal Circus. Mrs. Jennie Hayes and daughter, Mrs. Asher’s father. H. D Whitlock. Mr. and Mra. W. L. Miller, who had Miss Goldie, spent Hnnday with friends Mr. and Mr». F*. L. Crenshaw, who Old high school hull ling, Satur Mr N J N .on mid Mr nnd Mr» I lilt cycgltiMHi'H arrvirr is lianril on been residing in the Kern property on had been visiting Mrs Crenshaw 's par day, April 17. 25c a id 50c. C. 1 frnbaebrr w m l to f'uburg yr» Washington avenue, moved Haturday at Ei,gene. long <<x|><Tii'ii<!i>, muilrrn equip Mrs. Foya Johnson, who had been ents, Mr. and Mr». Wilson Little, re Irn Conner, who ri.nl with hia aim terdnjr t<> vi»it Mr». Ib-ffi’iibneher’» into the Piaster property on Birch ave visiting at the home of her husband’s turned Friday to their horn.- at Grants iiH'iit hih I |in>>fH HMVr iih - i I uu I m in Charles In Delight Valley. la visiting unit hur. nue, and the Hutrliffe family have parents, Mr. and Mr». General John Pass. optometry. TI iin entitle» it» to hia aiati-r, Mra Eliza Heidler. Jitney service at the Service occupied the Kcin property, whieh they son, left Haturday for her home in FI. Kelley, who recently purchased Mr unit Mra. Kny (ilnaa, uf Flugene, HerioiiN eiiimnleral inn if your eym Oarage, Spray, Long A Cruson. recently purchased. the Central hotel from E. We»t, took Hacrnmento, Calif. »pent Miimlny with Mr. and Mr» H I, A 10-pound daughter was born Sat Heed gltiHMe». Phone 75 for real service. j.'lOtfc l^earn to grain in five minutes. A possession o f the business Monday, M uck in. Mra. K. G. I«nndwehr left Tuesday urday to Mr. and Mr». J. D. Monroe. factory expert of the Ohio Varni»h Mr. Kelley several weeks ago »old his’ Mr» John linker leave» M.,y 1 fur Mrs. K. J. Herrington, who hud mi extended vi.it with relative» nt her f«»r her home at Coo« Bay, after a viait tieen visiting ut the George Orawford company will be at the Darby hard reatauraut near the depot to his son in at the home of her pnrenta, Mr. and ware store April 29 and 30 and May 1 law. M. O. Green. old In.ine ul Crna. Anchor, H. C home, returm d Tuesday to her home in to give lessous in graining and benuti- Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel were in w. w. t Ute hrnti w ho hn* be«*n day Mr*. .1 H. Linehuugh. Optician-Optometrist I’ortlnnd. * Eugene Tuesday. fying the home with Ou-Namel var Rev. (»eorge I’ ratt, of California, will clerk th. Oft tpiii hotel for some You want what you want when you Mrs. Wilson Hubbell was in Eucene Lenses Oround on the Premises t ime, ill»* accept#« a p«»aitimi wi th the preach in the Presbyterian church Sun want it. If you know what you wnnt uish. You are invited Xo see the dem Tuesday. onstration. aid- 23 Hohrilllli Lumber com 1 any at How day morning and evening. done to your car, we run do it. If you J. 1*. Veatch, who has been making Mrs. Frank Fiockett and son Merle Cottage Orove, Oregon Hiver. do not know what needs to be done, his home with his daughter, Mrs. H. F were in Flugene Tue»<kiv. On tim«« nrul i ti the least possili..' we can tell you— and we can give you Wynne, left Hunday for a visit at Airs. George Kappauf was in Eugene time. Thnt '* our motto in our motor real »erv ire in prompt attention to Rainier and Seattle, Wash., from where Tuesday visiting her sister, Mrs. H. repair *hop. W§ havp ha<) the ex per your wants and need». The .Service he whl go to Boise, Ida., to reride for Bailey, who is in‘ a hospital there re ienre mu we 7«« K«tti»ij¿ mor«' o f it Oarage, Hpray, Long A Cru»on. for ser a year with his son John. covering from an operation for apnen every minute of every day. Vou don't vice in deeds ns well us words. a^tf Mrs. R. P. Scott, who had been vis dieitis. bave tu pny fur lu»t lime, (tur nierhnn A. C. Butler, of Keedsport, visited iting her sister. Mrs. Kittie Grubbe, Air. and Mrs. W R. VanHorn, o f ir» un- bu»y n11 thè lime, nnd arrangi a few days thia week with the Wood returned Hunday to her home at Hit Sterling. Colo, left Monday for Crab their Wurk »o thnt n job I» rendy fur son brother». verton. tree, after a visit at the home o f their thè rnr nwuer when he wntit» it. Her H. W Cruson, of Lebanon, has pur H H. Newhall, who had been doing cousins, the David Sterling«. They have vice firat, lu»t nini nll thè lime, nt chased the Ktudebnker Hix which •arpentcr work at the home of his sold out in Colorado and plan to loenfe thè Hervice (iamge. a2tf •Spray, Long A Cruson had on display. brother-in-law, W. V. Chapin, returned in the valley. J K. itonovan, formerly pmprletor Mr. und Mra. A. L. Woodard are Sunday to his home at Creswell. George Layng has purchased ]70 'Phr property of Duke !>. Knox, who o f thè Oregon hotel, vinteli Cottng planning to leave «non on a motor trip Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Neal and acres of the obi F’elix Currin farm five Uro ve Muuduy fur thè firat lime in ilml Mureh l<l, m valued ut thS'iugh California, Arizona and New daughter, Edna May. left Hunday for mile» east o f Cottage Grove which in according to the insrnltiry of the up nipe year». He bua rerently aulii h Mexico. They may ship their car from Burke, Wnsh. eludes two barns and the Er glish wal rnneh at lamine tu K. K. Famter. I*vI»m«-r m fill'll in prolutte court. here to California nut orchard. Afr. I-ayng sold 80 acres Dunce Saturday night in Moose J. H. Clinmber» waa in I'urtlaml The best work! Ctiuost hand Mr*. W A. Coffin arrived Wednea Mm. H II. Hiiilry underwent n major of land Thursday to Joe Schneider, hall. a 16c day from Kugene for a few d a y s’ viait operation ut n Hugene h«**p»tiil Mon Mumiliv on bilame»». ling and thorough cleansing— Mrs. Harry Tennis and daughter left and his timber land to the Perini boys. Al. Ilemenwny wn» »tricken with in at the home of her «¡»ter. Mr». J. A. dny. Harry Godard went to Ei gene Fri work done on time. Saturday for Chehalis, Wash., where flnniuintnry rheunmtiam In wt week Klledge. • You will save inoner by order wlule giviug un entertainment ut ('rea day night to attend the April F>o!ie The name of D. A. MacLeod, for they will make their home. ing from our new, popular line well nnd unii diffieulty in getting Mrs. Nellie Churchill left Haturday anil visit his aunts. Mrs. E R Spencer mer pastor of the Presbyterian church and Mrs. Grace VanBoskirk. for Portland. Steen Tailor« n 1 lit f hunie, m this city, appears as moderator of Mrs. E. C. Shay spent the week end Hheep diti nt W’ynne i R i m o ’». tn5tf Mr. and Mrs. Bud Shortridge and Mra. Wurth Harvey wn» in Kii|[i'ni' R ing U» Op Phone 79 the Willamette Presbytery now in ses son Kenneth visited in Eugene Satur in Eugene at the home of her cousin, ICnrvey Taylor wn» in Kugene Tutf M "inlay. sion ut Corvallis. Staev At. Bussell. Howard M tirchie, uf Calms, Maine, dny on tmsiiie»«, Bring your shoe and harness day. Harry Mitchell, of Salem, visited Mrs. Anna Hall was a Eugene visitor J. |t. Himernl write» frum lirmiklyn. visited ■ few days uf Inat »I'rk with over Friday night at the home o f his repairing to Dick Hickson, at Haturday. Mra. Adrliu* Mount ri*turnt<d yeater * hia aunt, Mra. Amia Hull, unii rimani, la,, to «ay thnt they miaaed n copy of ml2tfc Miss Allie Phillip» visited friends in mother, Mrs. Jeptha Hart. thè live wire nnd thnt if Uonvcr i» tu biv frum an l'Xtendisl viait 111 Port- Seventh and Main. Charles Hull Mrs. W. W. McFarland, accompanied Mrs. N. P. Nelson returned Tuesday Eugene Haturday. Mill supplies of every kind Wynne binine they will not vote for him. The Innd with lier gritnildimghter, Mr». Mu to her home at Harrisburg, after a Mis» Martha Hunter was in Eugene by her son Glenn, went to Albany Fri A Rime. mhfttfa tuli fur t h è mi»»ing (upy in to he trel Hkagg» Whitluck. day to attend the golden wedding an Hntti rii*» ri'puiredf Ye», mid w<> will few d a y » ’ visit at the home of her Saturday. given to flinrle» Yiilillenburg, whum Misses Emily and Rose Haldetqan niversary of Glenn’» grandparents, Mr. Hinnrnl proini»e» to reimburae when he |uute you thi> loweat puaaibli* prier sister, Mrs. O. H. Shaw. and Mrs. L. F. Smith, which occurred eunaiateiit with good wurkmnnahip. Ke Miss Bertha Cox. who was ill for a were Eugene visitors Haturday. aei1» hi in. Mrs. E. T. Blakeley visited relative» Sunday. They returned home Sunday The unrertninty uf life lini) thè rer niember “ n »titch in timr— ’ ’ Auto week, is again at work in the l T. A M. night. nî»i- store. in Eugene Haturday. tninty o f denth are illuntruted every Kloctric & Tire Hhop. . ■ dny. Your denth i» rertain. The lincei ,W m. Burns, of Rogue River, who had Mr and Mra. Harvey Mndden went Harvey Holderman was in Eugene Mrs. Harvey Taylor, who recently visited a few days here with his par Kugene yeaterilay fur a brief viait underwent an operation nt a Eugene Saturday. tliility o f life for thu»e left behind will Will m 'II your houaeliold furniture, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hcott, accom ents. Mr and Mrs. J. B Burns, left he grently allevinted if yon lenv e them with frienda. They will gu tu l ’urt hospital, returned home Tuesday. »lurk, implement» and mnchlnery. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Wullace, who panied by Mr. anil Mrs. C. H. Wallace, Thursday for Portland. rum fori alily provided for, whirh you land Nundav for a viait ut the hume of and tool» o f all kind»; 5% up to had been visiting here two weeks, left motored to Wendling and spent the enaily enti do with li life innurnnre poi the firat $2IMH1 and 3% for till over. Tuesday for their home at Grass Val week end with relatives. iry. For fire or life in»urniire in thè NOTICE OF F INAL SETTLEMENT ley. If you live on the coast you may beat rumpnnira, tnlk with Mrtralf. u2tf TO THE PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the un C. O. DcVERE Gasoline, oil, wnter, air, repairs, never die, but just the same you dersigned. as administratrix o f the es I. Il Veutrh nttended pre»bytery ut tin's, accessories, batteries recharged— should protect your family, and when tate of G. F. Mills, deceased, has filed 4<Mi Main A t «. Cottas« Qrov« If you want home killed meats try ('nrvnlli» Tueadny. some free and others nt most reason you live on the coast you should get in the County Court o f Lane County. Ali»» Josephine Colemnn spent Sun able prices. Whether the service is insurance in a eoast insurance com Oregon, her final account as such ad day with n «i.ter nt Onnyonvtllo. paid for or free, got it at The Service puny. Try the ' ‘ West Coast. ” O. M ministratrix, and the said Court has Mra. Ipiin Knux nnd aiiinll duughter I .eat er Mooney fractured lila rl|¡ht el Garage, Spray, I.ong A Cruson. n2tf Baldwin, agent, over First National fixed Monday, the 3rd day o f May. went to Hulem Tue»day to viait nt thè I hiw Hntunlay while loading n don key We alao carry n full «upply of lard, mhl2tlc 1920, at the hour o f ten o ’clock a. m W. J. Chapman, son in law of Mrs. Bunk. homo of Mr». R n o x ’» «¡»ter, Mr». A. nt the |ii|¡|{iii|{ rump nt Diastoli. compound», eriaeu, vegetola, hmn», Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wyatt, former of that day, as the tira« for the hear Itosa Currin, accompanied hv hi« Ca»hntt. bacon, corn beef, wieners, bologna, laughter Ossie and son Otto, arrived ly o f this city, have moved from Van ing o f objections to said final account, Mr. nnd Mr». ( ’. II. VanDenburg Mr». Frank King, who hud been vi» and all kind» of Innrh meat». 4>leo Friday from Carlyle, Wash., and plan couver, Wash., to Oregon City. Mr. and the settlement thereof. »pent the week end ‘ in Eugene ut the iti tig her iiinther, Mr» Lincoln, left iiinrgnrine, Nucon, (ten, Nut and Wyatt having been apjMiinted special to make their home here. home o f Mr». VniiDeiihiirg 'a brother. Any and all persons having objec Tue»ilny for rnderwund, \Vu»h., where t'mcco. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Madden spent agent of the Htandard Oil company at tious to said final account are hereby Ü. II. Hubert». Mr. King i» nuw employed. They will Park Place, near Oregon City. the week end in Eugene. Mra. J. It. Ilendrirka left Monday ■nove tu W’ hite Htilinon, nenr Under notified to be present at said time in FRESH FISH ON F R ID A Y S Mrs. Charles Adams and daughter Mrs. D. L. Guard and son Don, o f the County Court room, in the Court for Vnahon laliind. Puget Hound, to wuud, nt thè rlo»e uf thè »elioni year. Adeline were in Eugene Friday. viait her mother, Mra. J. H. Murk lumi, Yoncalla, are visiting at the home of House in the City o f Eugene, Lane F R E E D E L IV E R Y PH O N E 16 The Indie» o f thè Prcabytcrinn ehnrch Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace visited Mrs. Guard's sister, Mrs. A. H. County, Oregon, and then and there who la very ill. will hubl n bome-canned fruit «ale Hat Friday in Creswell at the home of Mr. Hprinkel, make such objections. Chicken«, hug», veal and cuttle want urday, Aprii 17, nt thè W’ hite l ’hnr Wallace's uncle, Wm. Wallace. Airs. C. L. Churchill returned Friday MYRTLE R. MILLS, ed at the I’euple'a market. mliStfc inncy. l ’ enehe», eherrie», ete., are in Wm. Landess wn» in Eugene Friday. from Portland accompanied by her Mr». Madden'» aunt, Mr». Fronia (lilt Administratrix o f Said Estate. A «un wna burn Honiliiy night, April cluded in thè rnnned fruit. ulti tier, prior to auiling for Jupun on May George B. Watrous, H. E. Bereaford brothers, R. N. and George Lowry. Hill & Marks. II, to Mr. and Mr». W. H. McCuleh. (I. W. l ’erry, formerly proprietor of 1. Mr». Madden’a mother, Mr». I». 11. and George Little were in Eugene Fri- Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lichtenthaler Attorneys for Administratrix. a2 3b Mr. and Mra. Hum Nurur, o f tinnita thè Peonie’» ineat market, visite.! with Hemenwny, will accompany them to luy. l ’uà», »pent Hiindiiy night with Mr». friend» nere Tueadny. Gottfried Graber is out again, after ort bind. Mr». John Under went to Kugene having been confined to the house for yenterday to viait Mr». Herbert Knkin, a week. Blaine Frederick is here from Ga who recently underwent nn operation lena, 111., spending a month with the nt n hoMpitul there. Daniel Walton family. I. ime and aulphur nnd «pray mater Mrs. Elbert Bode, son Harold and in I n o f every kind for »ale by Wynne 10-11». pitil «lotlolcnt*..... ,$2.95 Picnic I ihiiih , lb................. 29c & Rime. mh5tf laughter Beth returned Saturday morn- ng from their extended visit in Min C. F. Count», one of the deputy u» No. 5 pitil pure lard.....$1.45 llcrnhcy cocoa, 11»............... 40c »e»»nra in thia aertioii, hit» completed nesota. We handle the Federal tire because hi» work nnd turned in hi» book». Oood Dairy Butter at Market Prices— Free Cook Books J. Z. Conte» write» from Ctmcnde we know it is the best. Our best ad With Crown Flour l.ork» that he is now located there and vertising is the fact that Federal tires working n» »awyer in n mill. He re are on many cars here nnd giving sat port» tnnt Mr». Conte» haa nearly re isfactory service long after having given the amount of mileage for whieh covered from her Hinca». W. 8. Hodge nttended a meeting nnd ordinary tires are guaranteed. Federal- banquet o f the Northweatern Society of 1 1 re your car nml leave all your tire unlike others, can he de o f Highway Engineer» lit Corvnllis troubles with your old casings and tubes. The Service Garage, Spray, Long I pril 10. pended upon to reach your A Cruson. a2tr J The Cottage Grove Vulcanising Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Godard were up buck door with your basket Works, E. J. Howe, proprietor. from Mabel over the week end. Leslie Groat has been home from Vulcanising and retreading. tf of groceries at the time you Nnehotta during the past week. Mi»» Dorothy DeVere goea to K ti expect it. Promptness, coup Albert C. Woodard writes from Vul gene today to nttond the funeral o f nn led with obliging attendants, mint, Mr». Wm. Stevenson, who died can, Canada, to change his address of Monday from n stroke o f paralysis. the live wire to thnt place, as they is our watchword. We aim Mi»» DeVere visited her aunt Sunday, have had two blizzards since arriving to satisfy regardless of the at which time »he »cerned in the beat there two weeks ago and the live wire would more than compensate for the of health. Hhe wna aged 70 years. profit. Cha». Hetty», who has been ill for inclemency o f the wentner. Wm. Ostrander. Jr., has written his some time past, is improving but I» still unable to start on hia trip to parents from Vladivostok that he was sailing for San Francisco. Their ship California, na previously planned. One 1015 Ford runabout, $325. has been quarantined nt Honolulu on BLACK BEAUDOIN, MANAGER, COTTAGE OROVE, ORE. Wa l k a B l o c k and Save a Di me Equipped with delivery box. Woodson account of measles, mump» and influ llrothcr». jOtfe enza. Case Building, Opposite Postoffice Telephone 0 C. H. VanDenburg has resigned his Frnneia Pitcher, 9-year-old son of F. Use V egetab le Fertilizer A New Use for an Old Established Product W ill restore a n d su sta in the n ro d u H iv en eH s o f y o u r s o il. V e g e t a b l e f e r t i l i z e r is a n in - v ostin o n t n ot an exp eiiH e a n d w ill r e tu r n m a n y lim e s ils cost. 60c the Package KERR So SILSBY J) Phone 65 A . Brund & C o . Jf Painstaking, Efficient Day Old Chicks on April 14 O p t i c a l Service D. J. S C H O L L The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY Auctioneer!!!! PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET <r <F SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, APRIL 17 START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT W e Carry a Complete Line of Chick •Supplies. Get Our Prices. Our Delivery Service J O N E S C& E A T O N PHONE 3 Attention, Farmers! W e Pay The HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE FOR CREAM. EGGS AND POULTRY S M I T H ’S G R O C E R Y 4 S W IF T & , C O .