Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., April 23, 1920, Image 5

f
is
a chartjoryour car
Our Board of Lubrication Engineers has deter­
mined the correct consistency of Zerolene for your
make of car. Its recommendations ere available for
you in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Charts. Get
one for your car at your dealer's or our nearest sta­
tion- Use Zerolene for the Correct Lubrication of
your automobile, truck or tractor.
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
(California)
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' ' K IX 'X 'lX I .V-
Agradefir
each type
of engine
;
week «mi ut Mpringfioltj. Mr. Ward's
parsati uc«oin|>nni«i1 Ikon homi for a
viiit.
Mo» V••In»» Halle«, of Htnr, rcturnail
to hii/h .i-linol Thiir.ilny lifter uri itti
«'in» of two Wik»
The Urn ut Mule» family «pent Hun
ilny with Mr». Kute Henr» ut Mount
V lew
t'hurle» Mei.in wit» hrought home
Hiinfluy from n I.S^ene liORpitui, where
he umlrrwi'iit ijn opernlion for nppen
dicitis.
Mr ami Mr» Will motoreil up from
H|iriii|(fioM Hunilny uml vmiteil lit the
A H. Wunl Imm«.
Mi»» Mumie (ionlnt, of Kug«n«, »pent
the week enil with her purent».
Mi»« tinnì I,uml, who hml tieen em
ployeil ill the tlrove, returned home
Maturduy.
Mr John f'hnpinon* returned to her
home hi Kiigoiie Tuesday, ufter u »«ti­
er 11 1 iluy*’ vi»it with reliitive».
Mr. uml Mr«. Fruuk MeKarlund, of
the drove, were Humlny giie»t» ut the
We» f'hrinrnuri home.
Mi»« M nude Hmith, wh» ih «tnyiiig
ut the dien Hi’Ott home, «|e nt the week
end nt her home lit Itow Hiver
Mettle Wurd, lol'i UoMto, Alfred
W i II iuiiin nnd f'ecil Kny motored to I>i-
vide Hurnluy.
Mr und Mr», Il W Kirk left Tue»
ilny fur l<eonn, where they will mnke
their home.
Mr». Tild» June», of |{ow Hiver, vi»
it eil Tuesday with Mr». D. M. linker.
Hev. K. J. I .urge, of Kugene, will
prem'h ul the ehurrh Hunilny morning
HIDES
Are NOT Junk
Hhip your
T 0
Biniteli, Special A g t , Standard Oil Co , Cottage Orove, Ore.
DO RENA.
April 21. Ktlwiu K«*«If«ir«l rettimi**!
Thiir»<lny from u wwk '* »iny in Port
In ml.
Mr und Mn». J K HoUtrorn nnd
rhil«lr«*u, »»f Mnrroln, iprnt Mtinduy
\%ith Mm, llolntrom *» j. rent*, Mr unii
Mn». J II Kirk.
Mr. und Mrs I.M Weÿner nnd «lui
just Where and How
Is the Money
to be Spent?
Kriul Turner 1 » Buffering with nn nt
C«n You Write a
Headline for This?
Foley’s Honey and Tar is the
best known and most successful
family cough medicine on the
market and the following letter
is positively true and genuine:
Bay. I t A ct. Like Magic’*
Gilhart Flaming, 3811 Hudlong A v Lot Angeles.
C ol . a n t e s
I have m uch pleasure ui testifying
Is tho very greet benefit my family end | have
ganv*d from fhe use o f F o le y '• H ooey ond T ot.
It poaitivaly «els like magic, and to m y m iod there
i f nolhing on the mark*! (hot can compare with
it
W henever there aro ony of oor household
suffering from heavy cold« or bad cough« or
hoarseness, see at once got • bottle from our loco!
drug slora. and after one or tw o d o e «« obtain so
slant relief Your com pany dsserve« great credit
for Ouch a valuable production end from our own
experience we cannot do otherw ise but recom ­
mend it to our fnenda and this w o wtliuidly do
end w ill continue to do as “
Foley's
Honey and T a$
s
*
COMPOUND
to
CLEARS TH E T H R O A T of phlegm
and mucu*, atop» lhal tickling, open» (be
air p»M»gr. for r»tier breathing and coala
the raw, inflamed »urtacc* with a heal*
log, toothing medicine.
Wnrren Kelly, of dinner creek, spent
Htindny ut home.
Mr. und Mn». A. H. Ward spent the
DO»«.
Hide» and Calfskins
The II. ? . Norton Co
Portland, Ore..
anil get KHI.I, value
for them.
Write for price lint
and »hipping tag»
•Iren were Monday jjtieui ut the I). L.
Kn^liind home.
Mr :»nd Mr« Murk (mrotit tr, of the
drove, a pent Hu min y ut the home of
Mn« Ouroutte *» mother, Mrn. I mine
igniti
BILK CREEK
April 21. Klder Thuemler, of Ku-
gene, leetured nt the Adventi»t rhureh
Huturduy evening
Vint Duntinvin returned Mondny to
hi« home nt Myrtle ( reek, tukmg hi»
little »on Hoy with him.
Mi»» Kl»ie llenrdorff arrived Hatur
dny from I'ortlnnd to vi»it friend».
Mr. N nmy Damewood hu» been
quit« ill during the past week.
Mr». Knlph l.ynrh, of Giruo«, vi»
iteil the flat of the week lit the II
M Dumewood home,
Otto Muii'bnm returned Huturduy
from Kiijudn with n bndly brui»ei|
fnec, the re»ult of u vine maple limb
flying up nnd »Inking him nrro»» the
Coughs that “hang on" after
the grit> or “flu" are relieved b$
Foley's Honey and lor.
tack o f aitbma.
Homer Hprague w u called home
Tue»ilny by thn »udden illm »» o f hi»
wife.
Alva Walker vi»ited the Inst o f th
week with hi» «l»ter, Mr». K M. Bab
cock.
-rdiy I anything a Sentinel
T here’s hardly
wantad won
but i f 011 a d oem 't
•••
do it. t r y two.
’t do,
Twice Proven
Mr. Lyon, o f Hutherlin, who hud
I f yuu suffer backache, »let-plena
been »pending n few day» 'here, re­ nights,
tired, dull days and dintn nsiug
turned home Huoday.
urinary disorders, d o n ’t experiment.
Among thoee in the Orove Tuesday Head this twice told testimony. I t ’»
Orove evidence— doubly prov­
were Mr. and Mr». C. W. Dwyre W Cottage
en.
W. Oilderalev«, Krne»t Darnell, (’’ha».
Mrs. M. Kebelbeek, Birch and J
Wood and Mr. Clark.
streets, nays: “ Whenever kidney com
plaint has troubled me, I have used
Doan’s Kidney Pills with good result«
I am subject to kidney weakness, and
I wa» never able to find any medicine
that would really help me until 1 used
Doan's. A short use o f this medicine
once in a while keeps me free from
all kidney complaint. ’ ’
By patronizing a Hum« Industry,
OVEH THREE
YEAR8
LATER
Mrs. Kebelbeek said: “ My estimation
you are helping to build up your
of
Doan's
Kidney
Pills
remains
un­
own community. By building up
changed. They have never failed to
your community, you are beuefiti'ig
givw me satisfactory results when 1
youraelf. We are confident you are
have used them.”
benefiting youraelf in uiiog
Price, SOe at all dealers.
D on ’t
»imply ask for a kidney remedy— get
’*'S T E E L IN G ” COMPOUNDED
Doan’ s Kidney P ills—the same that
FEEDS
Mrs. Kebelbeek had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Bo! t :i io. N V
It is an undisputed fact that hon-
eatly and accurately compounded
feed* give better result« than ary
straight gram feed. When we start­
ed in thia business we were thor­
oughly convinced that thn public
care» a» much for quality a» for
price. Believing this, our motto hr*
House cleaning time in hero
been “ A Higher Feed Valu*- - for
anti you will have an accumu­
la te M oney.’ ’
And because we
lation o f old rags and paper
have constantly kept this in mind,
•and magazines that are worth
“ Sterling ” Compounded Feeds are
money to you. If you will call
recognized as being all the name
implies.
up Cottage Grove Junk Co.,
Our specialties are horse feed,
phone 5, we will call.
hog feed, and dairy feed, for whieh
Buyer o f Wool, Hides, Pelts,
we make the claim “ There are none
better. ”
Bags, Newspapers, Magazines
Cull and see us. and by comparing
tied in bundles, and Chittem
our prices with those o f other com­
Bark. W e buy and sell every­
pounded feeds, you will find oppor­
thing.
tunities and bargains here that you
ca n ’t find anywhere else.
E
LADIES, ATTENTION!
STERLING FEEDCO
W E 8 T
M A I N
A V E.
Cottage Grove
Junk Company
2-4 P&cifie Highway
Phone 5
THE NEW STORE
e
In Ostrander Building on North Side of Main Avenue Between Sixth and Seventh Streets
Will Open Saturday of Next Week, May 1
W ITH A COMPLETE LINE OF
Women’s Ready-to-Wear and Millinery
A businesslike Answer to
a businesslike Question
H IRTY denominations cooperating in the Inter-
ohurch W orld Movement have budgeted their
needs. N o business could have done it more sclentih-
cslly.
T
They have united to prevent the possibility of duplica­
tion or waste. At least a million dollars will be saved
by the fact that thirty individual campaigns ure joined
in one united effort.
Each denomination has arranged its budget under six
main heads:
FOR P F M O IO U S T R A IN IN G At
roa tub CHuacirs woau
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A T H O M K A s r n r « o flU m a c u n w
unilat thta h e a l C onsi.u-r o n ly on *
FI va and a h a lf m illion paopla In (h o
U nits«! lla l M c o n i M i l o v a n rood and
w r lto lh a B n g lioh la n g u a g o W l i o 1«
t o c o r r y fo rw a rd th is v oot w o r k o f
A m or Icoolsotftoo If (h o ctiu rch d ooo
2
roB>«o«rrrAL*AND h o m k s
3
WOm HmHRS KDUCATIOH Of
K v e tr jroor t h o u s a n d « o f m an an d
• om anoorlosaoly IU o r o t u r n o d o o r i y
from C h u rch h o s p ita ls b o ro u o o o f
loch o f room . T h o ch fld ron 'a horrwo
oro com f«ollod ( o tu rn a w a y m uro
ctilld ro o (h a s (h o y « o n ra rotv a
(h o »HyBO Ai norie an ot a d o n to In
In o ih u tio n o o f htohor « r o d o , o m
h a lf o r o In InotftuM ono n u n d a d on d
su p p ort od b y fh o C h u r r lo a M a n y o f
Ihooo Inatti u tk m o h a v o h o d n o g root
tit cooa p olgn o, b a t thotr
n ood o o f torpor arhonla; o n d y o u
haws o n ly to roa d thotr Hot o f alum
nl on d a lu m n a o to m o o o u ro th o v o lu o
o f thotr c o n tr ib u t io n to A m ortco.
4
looot It.imO.iRl)children o n d y o u n g
paopla un d or 25 y o o r o o f a g o a ro on-
tarin g A m e rica n life w ith o u t o n y
ra llg lo u o tra in in g at nil. R am am ber
Ing the tolth of W o o h ln g to n on d
L in co ln , d o y o o think th a t A m e rica
w ill co n tin u e to p rod tico W o a h in g -
to n e an d L in c o ln s If faith d ira out
o f th o h ea rts o f Its you th ?
FOR T H R C H U R C H 'S W O R K
A H R O A D In flu en to c o m e ftrat
from th o O rien t th irty y o o r o agoi
n o o r ly oil p la g u e s o ro O rien ta l
p lag u es. 8 o lo n g s o C h in o ha o on ly
on e p h y s ic ia n t o e v e r y 000 jJOUreopIo
tho O rien t w ill co n tin u e t o b o o
m en a ce. S o lo n g s o o n e third o t th o
b a b ie s o f In d io dl# b efore their se c­
ond y a or o u r o w n b o b le a a ro not
sofa. A C h ristia n d o cto r or te a ch e r
sent a b r o a d is w o r k in g for A m erica
s o tru ly s o th o u g h ho w ork ed ot
hom e.
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PR K A C H SR S* S A L A R IK A T h o
p re a ch e r Is ca lle d th o fo rg o tte n
m o n ,” and w e ll ho m a y he. R ight
ou t o f to n prette hero o ro p a id U se
th e n Ì2U o w e e k I
Ó
Each denomination has its own detailed budget, and
will administer its own funds. Your pastor has copies
of the budget: examine them for yourself. In the week of
April 2Sth-May 2nd you will be given your opportunity
to help. You can do it with the füll satisfaction of know­
ing that every dollar of your gift has its post assigned
to it in advance.
E ve ry dollar for better Am erica and a better world.
W hen your church calls on you give— and give with
your heart as well as your pocket-book.
UnitMl
Financial
Campaign
April 25th
to
M ay 2nd
OÄelNTERCHURCH
W orld M ovem ent
of dforth America
TU fUHr*Um
SPRING SUITS
SPRING COATS
Because o f the many excellent fabric* of which they are made
and the great variety of styles, this sale will be a treat for the
women and misses who want new spring suits at a saving in
price. There are suits o f gaberdine, serge, twill, tricotine, paill­
ette, tricolette,
; belted, plain tailored, Eton blouse, nor-
folk and cutaway models. All the new spring colors. Sizes 14
misses’ to 48 l/ j extra large. New spring suits. $35.50 to $94.40
. All subject to 2t) per c at o ff the regular prices. Do not miss
these sale prices. If you are not. ready to buy now, come and
make yo\ir purchase and w e ’ll hold the garment for you and
you can get it at any time you wish and get the reduced price
NOW.
New spring coats of bolivia, tweed, velour, gaberdine, p o in t
twill, tricotilnc and cheviot. Short sport models, also three-
quarter and full length styles. Belted or tailored. Some have
leather belts..................................................................$21.50 to $65.00
NEW POLO COATS in soft shades o f 'an, sand, brown, blue,
etc., priced........................................................... .........$37.75 to $65.00
VELVETEEN AND JERSEY SPoK T COATS in black ami
heather mixtures....................... ................................ „ $27 50 to $52.50
veour
WOMEN’S DRESSES
New Spring Arrival«— Individuality of style is a marked char­
acteristic o f the new spring frocks. One secs many distinct types
here with every occasion covered for which a frock is worn.
There are dresses o f tricotine, georgette, serge, messalinc, tal-
feta and figured goorgotten in a multitude o f exquisite colorings.
Charming models trimmed with ruffles, tucks, frills, braids and
beads. Many o f the new stylo dresses have short sleeves and
tunic or draped akirts. Large assortment with the price range
from.... ............................................................................ $12-50 to $39.60
SPKÂLG SKXlwTS
That the separate skirt will be more popular this spring than
ever is evident not only because it is approved by the fashion
and is in high favor with smartly dressed women, but because
o f the attractiveness of the styles shown. Styles and materials
are exceptionally pretty this season. Our showing embraces all
the newest models for street and dress wear. The prices range
from .......... ................................... ...........................$10.00 up Vo $35.00
REMEMBER
The merchandise offered for this sale is the most demanded mer­
chandise o f the hour. In style and workmanship it is the best
the market can produce. Come in and see the suits, coats,
dresses, skirts and waists. Our statement that we are retailing
these goods at wholesale prices merits your most careful atten­
tion. Come in NOW and make your selection.