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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1920)
■■■■■ ■■■ ' sbh BEN F irst N a tio n a l B a n k COTTAOE OROVE, OREQON If yon saw it first you saw it in 'Pin* Sentinel Knowles & G räber COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Hardware --------- a n d --------- Plaster Lime Cem ent Fire B rick B u ild in g B lo c k s S. L. G o d a rd 43 SOUTH SIX TH 8TREET ^ ■ ii2 25 PHONE 16 F3 ■ J) .......... "Smooth as silk, eh? — Same here” — Ladies, Attention! You will 1 m ; greatly interested in the free demonstration of the use of Chi-Namei Graining Process at our store on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, A p ril 20, and .‘50 and May 1. May we have the pleasure o f demonstrating to you how easily you can apply these exquisite hard wood effects after five minutes’ practice with the patented Phi-Namel graining tool { You will not he asked to huy— just investigate. A fte r you are familiar with the beauty and simplici ty and economy of the Phi-Namel graining process we are certain you will wish to spend many pleasant hours in beautifying the floors and woodwork about your house, much to the surprise and pleasure o f hubby. You can in a few minutes give a new hard wood ap pearance to an old soft wood floor. Jn only a few min utes you ean make the woodwork look as if you had had a carpenter on the* job for a week. KFKNKY. MOUNT VIEW. ------ D r a in T ile III f or Ole »li ki' of inflijeneing tu» |>iiyer« in In-tiii 1 f of thè iiiiivenc'iit, thè |ire«uiii|itiii» lieing thnt li 11 uf the»e meii ure heurtily in HUp|mrt u f thè bollila. VVhiit ure thè flirtaf I uni tolti l»> ii promlnent unii re|iutnbie imin, whoae nane ia im-lu<iei| m thnt lint of 3H, thnt onljr 13 o f thè nunber voteli tu pince thè “ (irogrn m " before thè tnxpnyera' meeting, while une apoke limi voteti uguiiiat iloing no nini thè re miuniler lini not vote. The writer bua rertmn knowleilge of a riunì ber o f promlnent unii influentinl tni|myi i. ori thnt bai vvho lire iloing ull they enn in un beinoat nini tmrniwt effort tu ilefent thè meiiaure. They ure, no iloulit, n«aure o f thè unitive, thè reni incentive thnt lina bueked thè “ progrum” from thè In gìnnmg, traceuble to olle dom i un ri t mimi thnt of n profenaioinil " prom oter'* whoee true Interrai in thè welfnre of olir eounty la not ao » 1 - curely nnrhoreil to thè tua roll na to arrionaly hHiii|ier liini if he ahoolil tir come ileairoua of aeeking ** newer nmi greener fielila” unii flit uwny to other ** moaabnrk ” countiea thnt niuy Ix- yenrning for juat aneli n Mote* tu lenii them ont o f thè wiUirrneua trito thè brighi , gibleil nmi nlliiritig tight thnt nilorna thè entrarne luto thè ilnngeon of 4iopeleaa inilebtnlneaa. Will thè titapaylng voler not nwuken to thè retili/.ntino of thè ilnuger uttrml mg nmi rnlly to thè proferitoti o f our fuir eounty agnina! thè monater e v ilf HKN y Furniture . HONDH A «urtimi “ coininittee of 3 k " m Ite mg eoiitinunlly bulli tip bofore tbe jmb TH E BEST OF PROTECTION A T REASONABLE RATES ■ = KOAU thè evil n-anlta of t.oiiilmg «Vili exeuwl b y fur Oiu Iii'iiifit». Every few daya we aee In the doily papers accounts of the bold and bod man, sneak thieves, burglars and hold-ups. To overcome these fellows we have added to our banking equipment the latest and most modern safety deposit boxes. These boxes are for your protection and we shall be pleased to have you come In and look them over. rr ON (('oiirluili'il fn.in i i w r d i u g Better Be Safe Than Sorry TH E OLD R E LIA B LE KEENEY (Hoecinl to The HentinaL) April 21.— Mra Vernon Must, o f Co ■|iiille, »¡lent t h |. week eml with her parent», Mr. nmi Mra. Krunk i ’ hilli|ia, ienving Mondny fur I'ortlnml, neeom iiuniej by her lister, Mian Allie I ’ hil 1 1 pa. Wm. Chnprnno and »on Otto were in Cottage Urove on buaineaa Friday Mr. and Mr». Wm Huiipt have udopted a boy from the B o y « ’ and U i r l » ’ Aid aociety in Portland Mr. and Mra. C. W Hear», Mra. Kate Hear», Mra Victor Chapman and chil dren nml Mr und Mra. J K Cooley aud Kliaubeth Cooley were in Cottage drove Hnturdny. Mra. W. D. Heath accompanied her aon William to the J. II. Caatle home at Walden Hundny afternoon. Mra Charles Hale« returned Hundny from n viait in Eugene with her sis ter and »iatrr in law, Mr». K. I) Wil- •on and Mr». John fhapmnn. The much (mat(Mined entertainment at the Mount View school house will be presented this Friday evening. April 23. The Grant Hale» family, o f Durenn, visited Hunday with Mr». Kate Hears. Victor Chapman was up from C’ urtin and Spent the week end with hia fam ily at the Mr». Kate Hears home. W. I). Heath was kicked by a cow Tuesday morning and was confined to the house most of the day as a result. You can’t make a mistake, because any unsatisfac tory work can he instantly wiped o ff during the appli cation. It is fascinating to watch the beautiful wood grains unfold as you gently slide the grainer over a sur face with a slight rocking motion. The patented Phi- Xamcl graining tool makes the grain— your hand merely guides it. A factory expert will show how it is done. < 'ome and bring your friends. The Dates: Thursday, Friday and Saturday April 29 and 30 and M ay 1 W. L. DARBY & CO. &23-30 Successor to Swell gel Hardware Company J) The Hontlnel, >2.00 the year. Chesterfield EUGENE THEATRE This Week Thors, and Fri Nights Only, 7 and 9 Saturday Matinee 1 to 5; Then 7 to 11 p. m. ADMISSION 60c— CHILDREN 26c (This includes all tax) if ' % Th e Farmer Is Entitled to Ease and Luxury During tho war no c I bsh o f American citizens did more to help bring Knitter Hill to I un feet than the farmer who pro duced the foot! to feetl the doughltoy and to keep our nllicit from atarving. During the reconstruction period the farmer has itccn equally patriotic anti has had nothing to say about tho 30-hour week and other things that have sent prices sky rocketing. For centuries he has been the nation’s hardest working citizen, but now he is coming 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- ] chines. Every farmer can afford to have a Fordson, the most practical for Willamette valley farms and the most moderate In price for a farmer anywhere. Go to Woodson’s for Fordsons FREE DEM ONSTRATION ^ - ■ -- ------------ Of all the pictures 1 have seen this year, “ IN O LD K E N T U C K Y ” affords the most delight fully charming entertainment. A fte r sitting through two showings in Seattle I now look forward with eagerness to seeing it again. jg Musically Interpreted by SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 4 J (S igned) A. H. M cD O NALD , ~ 1 j " Mgr. Director 1 Eugene, Theatre “A MARSHALL NE1LAN PRODUCTION”
