Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., April 23, 1920, Image 7

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COFFEE OF CHARACTER
HILLS BROS. RED AND
BLUE CAN COFFEES
A trial of those* brands is vary apt to open
up for you a now ooffoo de light
&L
KERR
SILSBY
Mr nnd Mrs. J. II, llennett left
, I Monday for u visit with u daughter ut
Fresno, Unllf.
Mim (>11 it* Willard, of I'ortlnnd, who
visited the first of the week with lirr
finrenta, Mr. nnd Mrs. (). II. Willard,
left Mnnduy iiflernoun for u visit at
Koseliurg and Orants I’ass.
('hioksus, hogs, vest and rattle want
ed at tho I'eople a market.
uihGtfe
V. 0. Dunnavln, who had been visit
ing at the home of his brother, J. K
Dunnavln, returned Monday to his
home nt Myrtle Creek.
Mrs. A. C. Coulter left Monday for
a visit at Grants I'nss.
Mrs Karl K Mills visited in Eugene
M nudity.
Hheep dip at Wynne A Kime’s. mStf
The unrerfunity of life nnd the cer
tainty of death are illustrated .every
day. Your death is certain. The oncer
(unity of life for those left behind will
be greatly alleviated if you leave them
rnmfnrtaldy provided for, which you
rusily ran do with u life insurance |*d
icy. For fire or life in urancr in the
best riiin|>nnies, talk with Metcalf. a2tf
l.inie and sulphur and spray mater
inis of every kind for sale by Wyune
k Knne.
mbStf
Mrs. J. II. Brown, of Coburg, visited
a few days of this week with Mrs
Hhelliy Churchill,
Mrs. Grace Kdmonds, a teacher in
thn high school at l-nrnne, *| n - ii I the
week end in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. M A. McKibben left
Monday for Wheeler, Ore., where they
will uinkn their home.
IF YOUR VISION 18 BE
OOMINO HAZY and you
ara not anjoylng the full
bonafit of perfect eight, you
owe it to yourself to have
your eyes properly attended
to at onoe.
It will surprise you to
know what an improvement
a pair of suitable and accu­
rately fitted glasses will
make in your seeing capac­
ity and in your general
health.
Possibly you can use
double range glasses to good
advantage. If so, you can
wear KRYPTOKS without
anybody knowing you are
wearing bifocals, because
they have no seams. This
overcomes the objection that
many have to wearing bifo­
cals.
A personal investigation
if our methods will convince
you of our ability to satisfy
you.
Optidan-Optometrist
Lenses Qround on the Premises
Cottage Orove, Oregon
Tales of the Town
from Portland to visit with her moth
er, Mrs. H t„ Knox, who has been ill
fur aome time,
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Walker returned
Fridny from an extended stay nt Alaen
I tu y
Miss Jessie McCord nnd Miss Klir.n
beth Dev aney were in Kugene Hutur
day,
One 1013 Ford runabout, $323.
Kquiiqx-i] d with delivery box. Woodaon
JOtfo
Brut b in .
Jtoy Short, Andrew Bruml and Q. M
Hcott attended a Hhriners meeting in
Portland Hnturdnv.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Watkins visited
in Kugene Fridny with Mr W atkins’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Watkins.
Mux Dorwnrd hus sold his plnre in
Gowdyvillr and moved his family to
the Charles Cochran place north of tin-
city.
jitney service at the Service
Mr, anil Mm. lion lie Hhortriilgi’ have Oarage, Spray, Long A Cruzon.
ri'turZi<l from the Hiuslnw, where Ihey
r|n n l the winter on a reach. IliHino Phone 76 for real zervice. j30tfc
»ay* that the crying nee«l of thut for
till- section is ruails.
Frank
of Junction City, »»•
in the city Humlny.
Mill supplies of every kind. Wynne
A Knur.
niK.'Ifc
It. K, Fuller ha* eolil hie residence
property on Wnuhington k venue to
Mum Munotte llnmnnt. He left Wed
iiesdny for k visit kt Itosehurg.
Mins Vers Denham, who lind been
visiting ut the home of her mini, Mrs.
Horn Haxleton, returned Hnturdny to
her home kt Junction C i t y ,________ _
Auctioneer 11!!
Will sell your household furniture,
stock, implements and machinery,
nnd tools of nil kinds; 5% up to
thn first $2000 nnd 3% for all over.
C. O. DeVERE
«0« Main A t *.
Cottage Orote
On time nnd io the least possible
time. T hat's our motto in our motor
repair shop. We have had the einer
ienee and w e’re getting more of It
every minute of every day. You don’t
bnve to pny for loat time. Our mer.hnn-
irs ure busy nil the time, and arrange
their work ao that a Job ia ready for
the car owner when he wiints it. Her
vice first, last nnd all the time, lit
the Her vice (Innige.
a2tf
(immillili Wynne Ima been quite ser­
iously ill this week.
W. A. Hemcnway viaited in Kugene
Fridny at the home of Mrs, llnnrn
w ay’s. parents, Mr nnd Mrs. Daniel
Kind.
Ksy Cooley was token to Mprmgfield
Friday to be treated for acute appen
dicitis.
Mrs. K. C. D. price and son Knox
went to Kugene Friday and Knox un
derwent an operation for removal of
tonsila.
Yes, Hprny pays as much for eggs
right at your door as anyone in Cot­
tage Grove. Yea, and delivers your
feed ns cheap ns you can buy it in
town Phone 125 Y.
mhlDtf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Iteidler nnd
daughter Mndelli- spent the week end
in Albany with Mrs Iteidler’s mother
nnd sister, Mrs. Mary Hinith and
Miss Jessie.
Mrs. L. K. Hhorey nnd son and
daughter, K. H. and Miss Maud, ar­
rived Monday from Auburn, Wash., to
make their home here, having bought
the Thomas Abrams ranch on Bow
river.
,
Three Used Pianos—Chiekering and
other pianos; Cheney phonographs.
Kugene Music Hhop, N Kast Ninth, Ku
gene, Oregon.
ali 30c
Miss Genevieve Jury and Wilfred
Jury left Hnturdny in W ilfred’s 11 bug ”
for Heattle, after a day or two with
friends here.
Huy Baker and Car) King visited in
Kugene Thursday of last week with
Nick Williams, of the Moosejnw base-
bull team, who is an old friend of
theirs.
Dr. W. W. Oglesby, who has been
confined to the house several months,
had n aorioun time of it for several
days this week,_______________________
Saturday APRIL
SPECIALS*
24
20c can of pumpkin.........................................
50c package of Empire coffee.......................
9 llw. small white beans....................................
Flour, hard wheat, a sack............................
Two packages Nonesuch mincemeat............
.........15c
40c
$1.00
$3.00
36c
SYRUPS
We have a complete line of nyrupa at reasonable prices. With
sugar advancing, syrups are hound to advance
L E A V E OR D E R S FOR WOOD H E R E
SMITH’S GROCERY
Walk
a
Blook
The heal work! Utmost hand­
ling and thorough eleanaing -
work done on Iune.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
Bing Us Up
Phon* 70
Bring your zhoe and harness
repairing to Dick Hickzon, at
Seventh and Main.
nil2tfc
Mr. and Mr Will Ball and son and
and Mr. and Mra. I. I,. Barrel nttend
ed the pluy "T hree Fuces K ast" in
Kugene Tuesday evening.
f . K. Ijiwaon, of Hhedd, transacted
business here Tuesday.
G. B. Pitcher accompanied Klmri
Freemnr» to Kugene Monday to have
her committed to the home for the fee­
ble minded nt Hnlem.
TO THE PUBLIC
If /you want boat* klll*d m*ats try
The Cottage Orove Vulcanizin''
Work*, E. J. Howe, proprietor.
Vulcanizing and retreading. tf We also carry s full supply of lard,
Miss Mamie Knox arrived Friday
D. J. S C H O L L
(r
You want what you want when yon
want it. If you know whnt you want
done to your car, wi- can do it If you
do not snow whnt ........ to be done,
we run tell you and we can give you
I real service in prompt nltention to
your wants and needs. The Herviee
Garage, Hprny, Kong A Cruson, for ser
I vice ill deeds as well as words. a2tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. W"* J. Woods were up
| from Albany Friday evening to attend
| the M. P. (I. party
C. F. Walker writes from Han Jose,
falrf , to make arrangements for the
continuation of the regular visits of
the home pu|>er with the home news,
and sends regnrds to ail his former us
social«*.
J. I- l.ingo writes from Arlington,
W n ah., to renew hia aiibsrription to
the I,iVI* Wire.
and
Save
a
Dime
PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET
rnm|x)iinda, eriseo, vegetnla, hums,
bacon, corn l»ecf, wieners, bologna,
und all kinds of lunrh meuts. Oleo­
margarine, Nuron, Gem Nut nnd
Pmeco.
FRESH FISH ON FRIDAYS
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 16
Gasoline, oil, water, air, repairs,
tires, accessories, batteries recharged—
some free and others nt most reason­
able prires. Whether the service is
paid for or free, get it at The Hcrvice
tin rage, Spray, I«ong A Cruson. n2tf
Mrs Roy Short underwent un opera­
tion Tuesday at the Cottage Grove
hospital for the removal of h»r tonsils.
David Sterling him erected an ice
house adjoining his feed store on west
Main and will handle ice this season.
Al. Churchill returned to Mnrcoln
Tuesday after a few days’ visit with
his sister, Mrs. H. I,. Knox.
Baby Chicks
Because of extra batches we will
probably have a few extra chick*
on the following dates:
APRIL 27 AND MAY 6
Who wants ’em0 Writ» or phone
WM. HANDS & SON
Cottage Orove
Phone No. 1 F2
Party who picked up pocketbook
with bills on Main avenue four weeks
ago is known. Return to M adsen’s
Jewelry Store for reward, and to avoid
trouble.
u23c
Andrew ltruml turn been appointed
administrator of the estate of Stephen
Chester Bnnta, who died March 17,
leaving un estate valued at $1047.30.
George W. McQueen, K. C. Lockwood
and George (). Knowles were named as
appraisers.
Mrs. Lilly Wynne returned to Albany
yesterday after it brief visit at the
J. H. Henson home.
S. C. White Leghorns
TANCRED STRAIN
Eggs for hatching In any amount.
Special prices on day old chicks In
May and Juno.
Bert V. Hands
Cottage Orove
* Oregon
Mrs. Barry H. Webber will pn.ient
n number of her piano pupils in a stu­
dents' recital Wednesday evening. May
3, at the high school auditorium, as­
sisted by pupils from Mrs. l)esljirres ’
vocal class, and reeitutions. The pro­
gram will be published next week. a23c
Mr. and Mrs. W. T\ Bigelow, who
had been guests at the P. H. Magee
home, left yesterday for their home in
Wisconsin.
Miss Ollie Willard returned to her
home in Portland yesterday, after a
brief visit with her pnrents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. H. Willard.
Mrs. N. J. Nelson, Jr., went to Co-
burg yesterday to visit her father,
Fred Deffenhacheer, who is seriously
ill.
Mrs. II. W. Titus nnd bnby daughter
lire visiting in Portland this week with
Mrs. T ito s’ parents.
Mrs. T. M. Hunt, formerly of this
city, arrived Tuesday from Portland ,7T"
and will tuke up her residence at her |
eottage on Adams avenue for the sum j
no r Mr H ub ! and son U M U i will
arrive later.
We handle the Federal tire because
we kuowr it is the best. Our best ad
vertising is the fact that Federal tire«
are oa many car# here aud giving sat j
isfactory service long after having i
given the amount of mileage for which j
ordinary tires are guaranteed. Federal j
tire ynnr 'nr and h zn «11 tout tin :
troubles with your old casings and
tubes. The Hcrvice Oarage, Hpray, Long
k Cruson.
s2tf '
Miss irmn Randall is home from Eu- |
gene, where she remained for several
weeks lifter undergoing nn operation
for appendicitis. Hhe has a severe cold
tmt seems to be doing nicely.
Leslie Hawkins was in Eugene the
first of the week obtaining treatment
for an abscess found under one of his
teeth.
M. H. Anderson attended the Roose­
velt club banquet in Portland Huturduy
evening.
Taft Coming to Eugene In May.
A New Project In Our Locality.
If you live on the coast you may William Howard T aft, ex president The
time of the year has arrived
never die, but just the same you of the United Htates, will speak in when people
beginning to plan for
should protect your family, und when Kugene on May 2H, according to an­ the summer. are Home
will want work,
you live on the const you should get nouncements received at tho office of others rest, and still others
health and
insurance in a const insurance com President Campbell, of the university. recreation.
tinny. Try the "W est C oast." O. M Mr. Taft will discuss either of two The wooded mountains of Oregon
Baldwin, agent, over First Nutional subjects, one of which is "P resent As­ offer all these opportunities, as Mis#
Hunk.
mblZtfc pect* of the League of N ations," the Eva Wentworth can testify from many
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Woodard have other
being "Bolshevism and the Ho-
of sojourn here from California.
gone on thi-ir trip through California viet Government." Mr. Taft is appear­ years
In the woods between Cottage Grove
and other states.
ing under the auspices of the Ellison-
I.orane she has built for herself a
R. B. Hanna is operating a shiny White Lyceum bureau, and it is stated and
Hummer-rest
retreat which will be
new one tun Ford truck on his deliv­ will not appear iri any other Wiliam opened this year
for the first time to
ery service. It arrived the first of the ette valley city with the exception of the public.
week and was put on the job Wedne* Halem.
Her aim is to benefit humanity in
day.
the sume manner as she herself has
Mrs. Will Gurbutte und Mrs. Jack
Booze Woe Expensive.
benefited. Hhe will take guest*
Callahan visited in Kugene a few days Kugene Guard: Roy Taylor, the Cot­ been
seeking rest, quiet and a complete
this week at the home of their sister, tage Orove man who was arrested in change;
also, those suffering from hay
Mrs. K. I). Matlock.
this city some days ago charged with fever and asthma. Hhe has found the
of intoxicating liquor both woods of her mountain home a cure-all
Jitney oervice, phone 99. Nel- (xissession
in his anatomy and elsewhere, was for hay-fever.
zon Auto Salez A Service.
tf given
a bearing before Justice Wells Hummer-rest resort will open July
Prof. Von Recent, instructor in phv* and assessed with a fine of $50.
first and dose the last of Heptember.
ics und rbi-misiry at Willamette uni
For priees and reservations, apply to
versitr, will give u short address at
Miss Eva Wentworth. 283 West Dako­
Another Store Opens Here.
the Methodist church Holiday evening.
alfic
vacant store front in the ta street, Pasadena, Calif.
J. E. Young transacted business in city The is last
now
occupied.
R.
M.
Golden
is
Kugene Monday.
Your home newspaper is first entitled
from Kugene this week putting a
Dr. R McCurgar and Dr. H. W. here
to
your
support.
•••
stock
of
ladies’
ready-to-wear
and
mil­
Titus attended the dental clinic at Ku­ linery into the Ostrander building re­
gene Huturduy.
vacated by the express office.
Mrs. Beth Veatch Churchill is here cently
The business expects to open Hnturdny
this week from Portland visiting rela­ of
next week.
tives and frrnds.
You will iave money by order­
Cord of Thanks
of the
ing from our new, popular line. I wish to thank the fire department Dairy and Office
Food
Commissioner
citizens of Cottuge Grove for their
Steen Tailors
al6tf and
Hanitary
Inspection
Report
assistance during the recent fire
Raymond Veutch, who came up from timely
at
my
home
north
of
the
city.
If
I
ELITE,
O. A. C. for the week end, is quite ill had been at home, I would have in­ THE
Mrs. W. W. McFarland, Prop.,
at the home of his parents.
them to stay for a chicken din­
Cottage Grove. Ore.
Nathaniel Fox, cf Han Diego, Calif., vited
ner.
Date of inspection, April 2, 1920.
is a guest at the bulge of F. A. Garet- rZSe
W. B. COOPER.
The floor is clean, well kept,
son.
with up-to-date fountain
Mrs. H. A. Medley und daughter De­ If your wedding stationery ia printed equipped
other fixtures. Everything o. k
lia went to Portland Tuesday upou re­ by The Hentinel, you are assured a and
Class Al. E. L. MILTON, Deputy.
ceiving word that Mrs. Medley's moth­ long and happy married life.
a29tf
er, Mrs. A. Gibson, who has been vis­
iting a daughter there, had fallen nnd
fractured her hip.
Miss Myrtle Mugerle, of southern
Oregon, who hnd been visiting Miss
Goldie Hayes for a few days, left yes
terduy, accompanied by Miss Hayes,
for a visit in Portland.
Mrs. J. A. Merrymun arrived yegter
Don’t fail to hear JUDGE MASTERSOX*8 FREE LECTURE
day afternoon from Tacoma to vi»it
on Culling, Brooding, Housing and Treatment of Diseases of
her mother. Mrs. H. E. Wynne, who is
ill nt the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Poultry. If you have any diseased fowls, bring one.
J. H. Benson.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, AT EIGHT O’CLOCK
W. B. Cooper, while in Portland last
week on his return from a trip to
AT
THE COTTAGE GROVE COMMERCIAL CLUB ROOMS
Washington, ordered the plumbing fix­
tures and sky lights for his hotel
building here. He is planning to add
another story to the building.
Mrs. Mary Parker, a former resi­
dent, arrived yesterday from Newport
RHONE 3
for a few days' visit with friends.
Currin Cooley was up from Eugene
Wednesday on business.
Basket Social at Dorena.
The busket social, postponed from
last Huturduy, will be held at Dorena
tomorrow evening. The money raised
Bartelz k Safley, Proprietors
Telephone 89
will be given to the Armenian relief
fund. Everyone is invited to nttend
und help the starving Armenians—our
We have just installed a brand new Buffalo silent meat chop­
allies in the European war.
per—the very latest machine used in the making of good,
Superintendent W. G. Beattie, of the
clean sausage. So why not use good clean sausage that is
Cottage Grove schools, will give an
address on the Armenian situation and
made right here in Cottage Grovet The meat used in our
a short program will be presented.
sausage comes from the meat of high-prieed cattle but is made
from the inexpensive cuts. This part of the meat contains
WATCH YOUR LABEL.
the same nutritive qualities as the expensive cuts. Do you
For Sale Cheap
White beans, lb..
Prunes, lb____
Black Figs, lb..
TM £ PRICE IS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
Phone 65 A. Brund & Co. -y
(r
P ou ltrym en !
JONES C& E A T O N
J
City Meat Market
Cottage Grove will be treated to one
of the most attractive entertainments
of the year when the doors of the high
school auditorium arc thrown open on
Fri. and Sat Evenings
and a talented company of Cottage
Grove high school students presents the
delightful new comedy
“As a Woman Thinketh”
Though the play is a comedy with two
entirely humorous characters and one
laughable scene after another, the fun
has been cleverly worked in with a
number of wholesome, helpful, common-
sense idea* which form the real plot.
Then the young actors and actresses
themselves have udded most earnest
thought and practice, sparing no ef
forts to insure a successful production
and to please all who attend. .
The Oast of Characters
Charles William Weeden, just an
cvety day husbund....Clnudc Sherman
Rev. Dunning, a pastor of the
past................................Currin Purvance
Will Weeden, the son, rather wild
Harold Wkitloek
Caleb Mend, the buy son-in-law
................................. .............Rex Wheeler
Jack Philley, B eth’* old playmate
......................... ...........Thomas Matthews
Charles Whitney, otherwise ‘‘Chip’’
________ ________________Leslie Hull
Jothnm, man of all work_________
................
Bert Hatch
Dr. Hume, the family physician____
....................... ............................Ivan Hams
Professor Baba M ajarnjah, a Hindu
lecturer..............................Norval Armes
Mrs. Ida Jeanette Weeden, a mother
of today.... ........
„....Enid Veatch
Beth Weeden and Dolly Weeden, the
. Weeden daughters....................... .........
„.Laura Htewnrt and Kthel Mackey
Olive Mead, the married daughter
................
Beulah Hanna
Mrs. Gertrude Parker, Mrs. Weed­
en ’s best friend..............Mnrian Lowry
Mrs. Dunning, the m inister’s wife
....__........................................Ixtis H nff
Luke, the colored eook.„Kthel Hherman
know that 10c in sausage goes as far as 20c' in any other
grade of meat that you can buy? It is also wholesome, nu­
tritious aud very nourishing and easily digested So just give
our sausage and sausage maker an opportunity to show you
what we are trying to do. Our shop is open for inspection
any time.
Good bacon, made right here, lb............................................ 40c
Fine extra bacon, lb................................................................35c
Sugar cured bacon, lb............................................................30c
Fancy bacon backs, lb________ ____ __________________35c
Sugar cured hams (10 to 20 lbs.) lb........._ .........................40c
We will sell our lard continuously at:
3 lbs................. 85c; 5 lbs.................. $145; 10 lbs............ $2.85
Cotosuet, 5 lhs. net............ .................................................$1.65
Pearl shortening.......................................2 lbs. 65c; 5 lbs. $1.40
Criseo......................................... 2-lb. tin 66c; 3V£-lb. tin $1.15
INSURE YOUR CAR
Against Rre &Thef t
JfOU WOULD NOT LET ANY OTHER PROPERTY OF
EQUAL VALUE 0 0 UNPROTECTED WHY TAKE ANY
CHANCES WITH YOUR CAR WHEN THE COST OF
PROTECTION IS SO LOW?
KENNETH
P.
McREYNOLDS
AT T H E S I X T H S T R E E T O A R A O E