SHOOS ABSORBERS NEEDED
IN AU TO M O B ILE TIRES
E
They
By patronising * Homo Industry,
you are helping to build up your
own commuuity. By building up
your community, you are beusfitiug
vourttilf We are confident you are
benefiting youraelf in uaing
• 'S T E R L IN G ” COMPOUNDED
FEEDS
It is an undisputed feet that hoa
eatly and accurately compounded
foods give better results than any
straight grain feed. When we start
ed in thia business we were thor
oughly convinced that the public
cares as much for quality aa for
price. Believing thia, our motto hr*
been “ A Higher Feed Value--for
I* ** M o n e y .’
And because we
have eonatantly kept this in mind,
“ Sterling” Compounded Feed* are
recoguized as being all the name
implies.
Our specialties are horse feed,
hog feed, and dairy feed, for which
we make the claim ‘ ‘ There are uoae
better.”
Call and aee us, and by comparing
oar prices with those o f other com
pounded feeds, you will find oppor
tunities and bargains here that you
cau’t find anywhere else.
DON’T NEGLECT
YOUR EYES
By correct inn a slight error
in your vision now you will
save yourself from a lot of
trouble in years to come.
The purpose behind our ser
vice is to be minutely accu
rate in all that we do for
you—to make you a perma
nently satisfied client— to
please you to the extent
that you will tell others.
Permit us to explain the
advantages of KRYPTOKS,
which combine near and far
visions iu one pair of
glasses.
STERLING FEEDCO
W E 8 T
A V B.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, as administratrix o f the es
tate o f G. F. Mills, deceased, has filed
in the County Court o f I-aue County
Oregon, her final account as such ad
mimstratriz, and the said Court has
fixed Monday, the 3rd day of May,
1020, at the hour o f tea o ’clock a. m
o f that day, as the time for the hear
mg o f objections to said final account,
and the settlement thereof.
Any and all persona having objoe
tion* to said final aceouut are hereby
notified to be present at said time in
the County Court room, in the Court
House in the City o f Eugene, Lane
County, Oregon, and then and there
make such objections.
M Y R TLE R. MILIJB,
Administratrix o f Haid Estate
H ill k Marks.
Attorneys for Administratrix. «2 30
Sherman W. Moody
HIDES
▲re NOT Jonh
Ship your
H id«* and Calfskin*
to
The H. F. Norton Oo
Portland, Ore.,
and get F U L L value
for them.
Write for price list
and shipping tags
W E H AVE ESTABLISHED
A FIRST CLASS REPAIR
SHOP, primarily to give ser
vice on Overland cars and
Llenby trucks, but will accept
other repair work when time
and space permit. “ No cure,
no pay” is our motto.
Stiff? Sore?
A u to Electric an d
T ire S h o p
« A lame back, a sore muscle or
joint often is considered loo lightly by
tbe sufferer. It should be remembered
that beeksche, rheumslie psins, stilT-
sen, soreness, tallow skin end puffiness
under tbe eye* are symptom* of kidney
and bladder trouble—and these certainly
should not be neglected.
--------- 901 Main A t *. ---------
J. C. Currin, Proprietor
Phones: Shop, 110; Res., 145-J
Professional Cards
pieyjgdneypiDs
help tbe kidneys eliminate from the
system the poisonous waste and acids
that cause these aches and pains. They
net promptly and effectively to restore
weak, overworked or diseased kidneys
and bladder to bealtby, normal con
dition.
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DR. 0. E. FROST
O ffice In Lawson Building.
Phone 47
Cottage Grove
Oregon
J E Sim asses. « 0 E 50th St.. PsrtlaaJ. 0>e..
R. McCAROAR. D. D. 8.
writ as: **I was
D EN TIS T
I trite Polar Kites* Pill* an*
will tar that I hishlr rseowmseS thaas to sar
Neuralgia relieved instantly by
local application. Reaiffenae 117
south la ird street; o f fine A r
cade building. Fifth and Main.
Phone: office, 30; roa., 136-B
LADIES, ATTENTION!
DR. S. M. W ENDT
PhyMclaa and Burgeon
House cleaning time is here
and you will have an accumu
lation of old rags and paper
and magazines that are worth
money to you. I f you will call
up Cottage Grove Junk Co.,
phone 5, we will call.
Buyer of Wool, Hides, Pelts,
Hags, Newspapers, Magazines
tied in bundles, and Chittem
Bark. W e buy and sell every
thing.
.
Bpoclal attention given to surgery
and eye, ear and throat. Country
calls aa well as city calls answered
day or night.
O ffice: Cottage Grove Hospital
J. K
YOUNG
A T T O R N E Y A T -L A W
O ffice on Main avenue.
Cottage Orove
Oregon
Cottage Grove
Junk Company
A. W . KIME. M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N AND SURGEON
O ffice in Phillipa building over
the White Pharmacy.
O ffiee
phone 34; residence phone 126J.
Phone 5
Cottage Orove
Oregon
H. J. SHINN
G ro v e T ra n s fe r
Com pany
ATTO RNEY A T LAW
and notary public. Practice* in
all court«. Twenty-five years ex
perience.
A ll kinds o f
Bader Bldg., Cottage Grove, Ore.
FURNITURE MOVING AND
GENERAL JOBBING
F. W . Jacobs, Prop.
A LT A KING
Collections, Probate, Notary
Pnblio
I
774 Willamette Bt., Eug'tne, Ore.
H. W . YITU8. D. M. D.
CARPENTER
& BUILDER
Cabinet and stair work my
specialty.
Consultation free
evenings.
327 Quincy Av., Cottage drove
E X PERT D E N TIS TR Y
Modern equipment. FI ret Nation
ai Bank Bldg. O ffiee hour« 0 a.
m. to IS m., 1 to 6 p. m. Eve
nings or Hendaya by appointment.
J. 8. M EDLEY
ATTO RNEY A T LA W
Eumene I»a n and Havings Bank
Building
Eugene
Oregon
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WANT ADS.
# 1.500,000.
We pay 31c for good fat hens. City
Meat Market.
a'Jtfc
101* Ford for sale; In first class con
ditlon; four new tires; #475, with
terms. City Meat Market.
»Stfc
Old body fir for coming year at pros
eut prices. The provident family man
will provide now against later ad
vanees. John Ashby, Cottage Orove,
phone SO-FI 3.
altliiOpd
For Bale- Team, wagon aud haniate.
heavy covered hurk, farm imple
meats, machinery, etc. W. A. Ilemrn
aldSOpd
w ay.______________
Wanted— Man to make garden on the
»hares. Inquire at the White Char
«naey.________
a!630pd
A Bargain If taken at once. 8 room
modern bouse. Dennis Henry, 622
Main avenue.
alt! 30pd
For Sale— Plano In good condition;
price #200. Mrs, R. McCord, over
cosh and carry store.
sltVJUpd
Interrhureh W orld
M ove
ment hat made a survey to deter
mine the cause* (o r this situation
W ith a Complete Line of
Cloak, Suits, Dresses
and Millinery
for indies, and misses. W e will celebrate our great
opening by giving you Suits, ('oats, Dresses, Skirts
ami M illinery at
The first stole a march on n groom (or
n horse)
And carried a peach o f a prize;
The next put oae over tbe Kiug o f the
North
Before the great scholars got wise.
Sale Prices
And still it remained for an Oregon
maid
To capture the staid old Atlantic,
To spring tbe best joke of the present
deende
In a manner most cunning, romantic.
VVe are offerin g you an opportunity to get your
Spring Suit or Coat at a great saving. Buy at
The New Store, and .save big. Suits that are
marked $50 to $05 at any other store will be found
at The New Store at
$29.50 and $39.50 Saturday
The Htory o f Opal is awkward enough.
The editor might have known better;
The magazine man who would fall for
such stuff
Hhould borrow Hawthorne’s ‘ ‘ Bearlet
Letter.”
In the same may be found a wee imp
o f a in as
Who proved a most precocious crea
ture.
From three years o f age till her sev
enth had passed
Hhe talked like a Latin-Ureek teacher.
Coats at the Opening Sale price
$15.90 and $27.50
The garments we are offering possess correct
ness in every detail that stands out most convinc
ingly, with high grade fabrics and trimmings.
The trees, bush and flowers their mus
ing* revealed.
While the brook murmured stories so
cleanly.
That word ‘ ‘ scrutinize’ ’ and the “ zig
za g” a fie ld ;
Wild animate fearless and friendly.
A complete line o f high grade M IL L IN E R Y
will be found at our store at the very lowest [»rices
— far lower than asked at any other store- a big
selection o f up-to-the-minute styles in H A T S for
ladies and misses, priced $3.90 and $5.90 Saturday
We have read both these stories, eom
^red them as well,
at the cloae likeness have won
dered.
Aeta, words and whole clauses the same
story tell;
We can find parallels by the hun
dred.
RUFUH O. AM EH
428 4th 8t., Portland.
r
1
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taxed.
The
Saturday, May 1
That Opal Story W ay Back East
A certain knight errant “ came out of
the west,”
And so did our own Opal Whiteley;
And Dr. Cook, also, who later eon
f eased
That he had lied glibly and mightily.
The Beetinel, $2.00 the year,
the magnet, and the world’s great-
e*t amusement center. Here
43
theaters, and 10 motion picture
houses entertain a million ;>eople
weekly. In this same section are
only nineteen churches with a seat
ing capacity of less than ten tfcoMB*
and
And this rapacity is never
and to suggest remedies to rhangr
it. It hs* fM om nwadsd •» Go
1'rotrstant churches of America
that there he rstalnslird in
limea
Square a pulpit and p.iltfnrm. where,
daily and nightly, eminent niimvlci»
lecturers, and public s|>e.tkrr-> will
talk on religion, art, the science* and
social, moral ami educational sub
jerts.
It is also suggested that n - rra
tional center !>c erected with an
auditorium for illustrated le> nues
and utotioi' pictures, and informa
tion travel, shopping, le, ai.
and
medical aid bureau»
Our New Store W ill Be Open for Business
When the final taps ia aouuded aud we
lay aside our earea,
And do our very beat parade right up
the golden stairs,
When we hike from worldly sorrows
into everlasting day,
And the angela bid us welcome when
the harps begin to play,
Then and there dear old Bt Fetor will
inform ua with a yell,
Just take a front seat, fellows, for
you ’ve done your kiteh in belli ”
When basting velvet, use sewing silk
and when tke stitches are removed
there will be no traces.
• • •
To straighten the kinks out o f wool
that has been used and raveled ont,
wind tbe wool ia a skein and tia tka
skein in four places. Dip it in luke
warm water, squeeze the water out
gently and hang up to dry. Tke wool
will look like new.
e « «
When it >• desired to carry a candle
into n drnfty cellar or attic where
there is a possibility o f it* blowing
out, n short candle may be placed in
n tumbler, fastened by ite own wax.
It will burn eteadily and safely.
N ew York i* the magnet city of
the world.
•Yearly it attracts 3S million visi
tor*. Times square is the heart o(
A N N O U N C EM EN T O E G RAND
O P EN IN G OF LADIES’ GARMENT STORE
W e ’ve sunk a hundred submarines that
tried to sink our skips.
And kept the agonixed cries of deulh
from many innocent lips;
Ws steamed a thousand miles and laud
ed aoldiera at all the camps,
We have shaken n million sen weeds
from out oar navy pants.
But when at sea our work ia done, our
friend* behind will tell,
When they died they went to heaven,
for they'd done their hitek in hell
Household Hints
Ii2:i m7pd
Day and Night Pulpits
To Challenge Pleasure
For Sale Surplus of baby chicks to
hatch May 1. Hutching egg* from
I 'in sitting here and thinking of the early laying H. C. White Leghorn* at
things 1 left behind,
any time. Waldo Miller, Cottage Grove,
And I hate to put on paper what is phone I-F12.
u 16 30c
running through my mind.
W e’ve sunk a hundred tuba and cleared Ooltuubia Oraphophone. an axtra fine
the scan for miles around,
player, ami 341 rccoads for aele cheap.
And a meaner place thia aide of halt, I Bert V. Hand*.
«23 mip
know cannot be found.
But there's still one consolation, gather Wanted—Salaaman for Cottage Orove
and vicinity. Commission contract
closely while I tell;
When we die w e ’ll go to heaven, for onlv for spare time or full time. We
will teach you to sell income protection
w e’ve done our hitch in hell.
through our free school o f instruction
Ws have a hundred galleya for the and help you build a business o f your
own
Masaachusctts Bonding and la
cooks to stew our beans.
W e've stood a hundred watches, snuffed
out mauy aumbariues.
W e ’ve washed a million diahea, and
peeled a million spuds,
W e’ve lashed a million hammocks, aud
washed a hundred duds.
The number of parades w e ’ve made
ain ’t very hard to tall,
But w e ’ll parade in heaven, for we ve
done our hitch in hell.
A T T O R N E Y A T-L A W
Phons 21-F3
Omer Moore
The need of shook absorbers iu tires
is aecoud oaly to the need for shock
absorbers for your usrvea when you
experieuce sidewall tire blowouts, aud
that familiar " g o n e ” feeling, eaid
Johu Currin, o f the Auto Electric and
Tire shop, explaining seientifie tire
couatruction. The principle of shock
abeorptibn ia most essential for motors
seats, springs, and in fact every de
vice which generates force or receives
its impact from another source. Why
should tiree be an exception I The long
life o f some tires is due largely to the
discovery and adoption o f thu priuc
pie of maximum shock abaorption in
tire construction. The widest tread
protects the greatest area o f fabrie or
cord that touches or may touch rougl
roads. Second, the tread that la thick
eat lasts longest aud, therefore, pro
tects the fabrie or cords for the Ion;
cat time from direct road shocks. Thin
u series of cushions, such aa distinguish
standard tires, acta as shock absorber*
reduce to a minimum the vibratiou of
the bending sidewall o f the tire, due
to undennflatiou and the direct road
shocka.
The shock first strikes the broad
tread, then passes to the firat, sec
ond and third cushions in turn, each
time lessening its force aud spreading
itaelf over a larger area o f the tin1
Fiually, when a shock or the vibratiou
reaches the muer lube, in the uotable
words of Theodore Roosevelt, “ it hits
soft and safe.”
1
For S a l«-1010 Chevrolet, I6A4I cash.
surance Company, Accident and Health
#700 ou time. Box 276, Cottiigc
Dent
Saginaw, Michigan,
Capital. Orn\ e
a 30 in I I pH
Tor Sale Kitchen sink In good coudl
Woodsaw for Hale Oood outfit and In
tion. Mr*. Elbert Bede, I ’Jfll Kust
first class shape. Hniguin if taken at Jefferson.
a30tfpd
once. L. I.. Woolley.
»23 m'pd | Lost Monday night, between Latham
For Bale--Oakwood Place, containing
and Collage Grove, German Iron
30 acre«, all good bottom land; new Highest price* paid for aacoud hand
furniture mid stoves I. It Morris, cross. Valuable us memento only. Be
house, barn aud silo; plenty of out
tuh'JduilOpd turn to Geo, l> Foster for reward a.'IOc
buildiuge; situated only 3 miles uurth 308 Main avenue.
o f Cottage Grove in Uelight Valley, 4,
mile from Pacific highway; good near
by schools aud good neighbors. This is
a good going couccrn. Mr. Buyer, why
uot iuvest your money in n live plantf
Thia place will stand your inspection)
come and see it. W. J. McClellan, Hug
iuaw, Ore.
»23 m7nd
OUR H ITCH IN H E L L
NOTICE OF F IN A L SETTLE M ENT
Ey Might Specialist and Optician
Factory on Premise*— Phono 362
881 Willamette 8t., Eugene, Oregon
2-4 Pacific Highway
M A I N
Take Jolts and Spread Tham
Ovsr Wide Area la Oaatag.
r
Silk Waist Eree
A $7.50 silk waist given free with every suit at
the opening day— Saturday, May 1. Come to the
Opening Day. Remember our prices are always
lower, and our Opening Sale prices are unusual
bargains.
The New Store
LADIES' DISTINCTIVE WEARING APPAREL
Ostrander Bldg., North Side of Main, Between Sixth and Seventh Sta.