*
THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR
WHEN YOU ENJOY SALADS
Try These Dressings:
Thousand Island
Mayonnaise
AND PLAIN, WITHOUT OIL
&, S
K E R R
Mr». W. H. Humphrey viaited nt tin
homo of Mr». K. /. Ilowe » few dny»
ln»t week, returning Eridny to her
liome nt Eugene.
Mr», .fullii Overhoiser returned Fri
dny from n viait In Eugene,
Shipment o f rug» received ut The
Fair tlii» week on mile Friday. Cull
in uud ■■■!■,
M i»» Mnrthu Johnson »pent the week
end in Eugene.
John Williunia, of 0«hko»h, Neb., i*
vluting ut the home of In» »i»ter, Mr».
II. It. Stephenson, mid will mnke Cot
Inge Grove hi» home.
On time uud in the len»t possible
time. That ’■ our motto in our motor
repuir »hop. We have bud the esper
ienee uud w e’re getting more o f it
every minute of every dny. You don’t
have to |»iy for lo»t time. Our merbau-
ic» are buey nil the time, mid nrrange
their work ao that n job ia ready for
the cur owner when he want» it. Her
vice fir»t, l»»t ii nil nil the time, nt
the Herviee Garage,
a2tf
A »on wna born April it to Mr. and
Mr». Roy Beatty, o f Comstor.k.
Han Parker, of Beater, viaited a few
day* hint week ut the home of hi»
parent», Mr. and Mr«. C. M. Parker.
Chicken», hog», veul and cattle want
ed ut the People'» market.
mhStfc
A miscellaneous »bower wu» given
Mr». J, H. Montieth Huturdny by the
women o f the Mrthudial rhureh.
Prank Wallace, o f the Owl Drug
■ ton- in Portland, »pent the week end
ut the home of hi» purenta, Mr. an 1
Mr». John Wallace.
Hkeep dip at Wynne A K im «’a. tn5tf
Mra. H. C. Walling, who had been
viait lug Mr and Mra, George Hoyd,
returned Saturday to her home in Hn
lent.
George Mrlm*«, of Roaeburg, made
■in iiddre»» hominy to the Southern Pa
cific aection men, ahop men and bridge
men.
If poor eyeaight is slow
in# up your progre»«, come
to ua at once for glaaaea
that will re-establiah your
old time efficiency.
Our atandard for akill in
every branch of optical
aervice ia teatified to by
our many aatiafied patron*
Moat buaineaa men who
require glaaaea for reading
and diatance find that they
can get maximum aervice
from
M ZS& K
THC INVISIBLE BIFOCAL*
No linea nor humpa like
the old-style kind.
Our offioe hours are from
8 a. m. to 6 p m.; other
hours by appointment.
You will save money by order
ing from our new, popular line.
8teon Tailors.
uHitf
Scholl
O P T IC fA N O PTO M ETRIST
Fsrtorjr on Promis«*
G otta«« Orova
Or««on
'Palos of the Town
!
Mr». George Settle cnmr uj> from
Springfield jrrilrnlay to look nftrr
business interests in the eity.
I>r. Katherine Hebleef, of Salem,
formerly of ih i» city, visited in the
city yesterday afternoon cn mute to
»outhern Oregon.
Chautauqua Signers: Meeting
at 8 o'clock next Tuesday eve
ning in Commercial Club rooms.
It
W. I.nmlry »ml fmnily, recently
Auctioneer l!!l
Will »«II your household furniture,
»lock, implement» nnd innehinery,
ami tool» o f nil kind»; 3% up to
tho firat 91000 nml 3% for nil over.
C. O. DcVERE
406 Main A t « .
C o t t a « « G rove
resigned and will return to Canyon
ville.
Mr». Spencer Bailey returned Friday
from Eugene, where she recently uii
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
You want wbnt you want when you
want It. I f you know what you want
done to your car, w« can do it. I f you
do aot know what needs to be done,
we can tell you and we ean give you
real service m prompt attention to
your wants and needs. The Service
Garage, Hpruy, Long k Cruaon, for ser
vice in deed« a» well us worda.
a2tf
George anti Mi»» ilildred Hall, ac
companied
by M l»» Oruce
Mitchell,
were down from O. A. C. «nd »pent
the week end with their parents, Mr.
nnd Mra. George Hail.
Mia» Willard, of Minneapolis, Minn.,
arrived Monday for a visit at the
hum« o f her uncle, O. H. Willard.
from u visit with her »on in »outhern
Oregon.
Mrs. M.
A. Magee, has returned
from the Chamber* camp at Wi<-ks
»pur, where »he wna running the cook
house.
Andrew Brood w u in Mill City this
week in connection with his duties a»
administrator '4 the estate of Chester
Bants.
Seven-week» old cockerels for sole at
25c each, delivered in the city. Mra.
T. C. $buw, phone 29F2.
n30e
C. N. Johnston, o f Junetiou City,
candidate for the republican iiominn
tion for district attorney, was in the
city Monday meeting the voters.
R. E. Griswold wna here from Cherry
Grove over the week end on business.
Mr. nnd Mra. A. W. Warn pole and
son motored up from I.euna Sunday.
Gasoline, oil, water, air, repairs,
tires, accessories, batteries recharged—
some free and others at most reason
able prices. Whether the service is
paid for or free, get it ut The Service
Garage, Spray, l»ong k Cruson.
a2tf
Mrs. John Buker left Sunday for an
extended visit at Cross Anchor, S. D.
Miss Nellie Myers, of Eugene, spent
the week end ut the home of her sis
ter, Mr*. Elbert Smith.
O. G. Warner left Wednesday for
Salem, were he will be employed this
season on Pacific highway construc
tion work.
We handle the Federal tire because
Mrs. John Bader was a Eugene vis
itor Tuesday.
F. C. Coffman was in Eugene Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Ella Wall, o f Portland, who
visited friend» in the city the firat of
the week, left Wedneaday for Califor
nia points.
I L S B Y
j )
YOUR EAR NIN G POWER
DEPENDS LA R O E LY
UPON YOUR EYESIOHT
George McQueen baa sold his Gibbs
avenue residence to Win. Henry.
One 1915 Ford runabout, ♦'125.
| Ki|uippe<| with delivery bo*. Woodson
| Brothers.
jtttfe
Al, Adams has soli I his mother’s
residence at l.ntlinm to Walter Wood
urd and has purchased the Gilbert Ty
• O il residence on Sistb street.
Mr. and Mr». J. G. Alien, of Curtiu,
have »old their property to the com
puny which recently purchased a »aw
mill there.
Insure your car against fire and
theft. You would not let any other
property of eipinl value go uuprotect
od. Why take any chances with your
ear when the coat of protection is so
iow f Kenneth Mr Reynolds, ut Sixth
Street Garage.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Mcl-eod, of H ert
ford, H. D., who had been visiting Mr.
McLeod’s sinter, Mr». W. I-. Hatch,
left for their bom« Wednesday. ,
Happy Roberta k u i in Portland the
firat of the week.
Mr». Fairy Allen ia vi«i| at Wend
ling with her brother, C. R. Wiek».
E. J. Alatott ha» gone to Grunt» Pan
for the beuefit of hi» health.
The uncertainty of life nnd the cer
tainty of death are illustrated every
day. Your death ia certain. The uncer
tmnty o f life for those left behind will
tie greatly allevinted i f you leave them
romfortaidy provided for, which you
cu»ity can do with a life insurance pol
icy. For fir « or life in»urmice in the
best companies, talk with Metcalf. a2tf
The Cottage Grove cannery shipped
a carload of apple» to Portland tbia
week.
Mr». H. V. 1-arson went to Eugene
Tuesday to vi«it ut tho home of her
daughter, Mrs. I.eator Sanford.
A son was born April 24 to Mr. and
Mr». O. I-. Smith, or I-athnm.
Rug» on »ale at The Fair.
Mr*. Horn Collin» is visiting her
mother, Mr». Nancy Damcwood, who is
ill.
Henry Dnmcwood w’ ns in town the
first of the week for the fir»t time
since having the flu.
W. S. A. Edlefaen, o f l-orune, went
to Hellinglmm, Wliah., Tueaduy to viait
hia daughter, Mr«. K. Scott.
I.ime nnd nulphur and spray mater
ial» o f every kind for sale by W’yniio
A Kime.
mh5tf
Allen Grigga, of Comntock, visited
Tuesday at the home of his tnicle, H i
ram Griggs.
Mrs. I,. M. Harding and Miaa Grace
Blackwell went to Walker Tuesday to
visit their sister, Mrs. Fred Wright.
Mrs. W. A. Coffin, of Eugene, is
visiting at the home o f her sister,
Mrs. J. A. Elledge.
Bring your shoe and harness
repairing
to Dick Hickson, at
Mr». Susan Lane returned Tueaduy Seventh and Main.
ml2tfc
TO TME PUBLIC
I f you want boms killad meat* try
PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET
We also carry u full supply of lard,
compounds, crisco, vegetóla, kam»,
bacon, corn beef, wiener», bologna,
uud all kinds of lunch menta. Oleo
margarine, Nucou, Gem Nut nud
l ' meco.
FRESH riS H ON FR ID AYS
FREE D E L IV E R Y
PHONE .6
Is your kitrhen convenientt I f not
let me make it so Will plan with you
free o f < harg< any evening. O. Moore,
.'<27 Quincy avenue,
a30 m)4pd
Mi». Nathan Barrett, of Eugene,
visited Saturday afternoon at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Harms.
Baby Chicks
Because of extra batches we will
probably have a few extra chicks
on the following dates:
A P R IL 27 AND M A Y 0
Who wants ’em?
Write or phone
WM. HANDS & SON
Cottage Prove
Phone No
1 F2
K. E. Riding hit» purchased the H.
Mra. J. F. Kelly returned to her
home ut Vancouver, Wash., Sunday, B. Yancy place eu»t o f the city and
after a few d a y»’ viait With her par moved his family there Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCord left
enta, Mr. and Mrs. Joe linker.
Wednesday for Chehulis, Wash., where
Jitney gervice at the Service they will make their home. Miss Jes
Oarage, 8pray, Long A Cruaon. sie will remain her« to finish her term
Phone 7B for real service. j30tfc ns a grade teacher.
When in the market for a ear you
can’t afford to overlook the Overland
4, the cur you can afford to buy and
afford to run. Free demonstration and
IA5HB0ARDS
liberal terms. Hale« room at 901 Main.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blair were
up from I-owell Sunday visiting Mr.
Blair's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Blair.
Mrs. Gladys Jnckson leaves Monday
for a visit at several points in Wash
E A R l& fW E A R
ington.
L Its! E N
A number o f members o f the local
Rebekah lodge attended a session of
the Creawell lodge Wednesday evening.
f
Your collar»« will make many
trips to our laundry after a
trial for our superb work
please» and lengthens the life
of the collara.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
R ing Us Up
Phon« 79
Mr*. C. E. Jones went to Roaeburg
Sunday to »pend n few weeks at the
home o f her daughter, Mr». Roy Bel
lows.
Mrs. Ipha Knox returned Sunday
from n viait at the home of her «ister,
Mra. Cnahutt, in Salem.
We have so many item» you need
every duv i t ’s impossible to name
them^CaJlMn^imMmdi^Hurjirices^re
While Leghorn
Day Old Chicks
home on the McKenzie lifter n viait nt
W ill bar« n batch May 6. Who
the N, J. Nelaon, Jr., home.
want* the extra on«*? Last hatch
we had 400 or S00 extra on account
Mr». W. H. Holcomb, who hnd been
The Cottage Grove Vulcanizing
of good hatch.
visiting her »later in Inw, Mr». J. F.
< toil aril, returned Friday to her home Work«, E. J. Howe, proprietor.
H A TC H IN G
EGOS A N Y
DAY
Vulcanizing and retreading.
tf
in l<ebanon.
A son wit« born April 2ti to Mr. and
Mill »npplie» of every kind. Wynne
A Kime.
mhStfc Mrs. I-. R. VniiNortwick.
Cottag« O r o v ______________ Oregon
David M rlnturff, who graduated in
Mr». K. It. Hpencer, i»f Eugene, vis-
ileil yeaterduy nt the J. F. Godard 1919 from Cottage Grove high achool,
returneilT iiesdny^Pght^Hoim
home.
n» low or lower than you find else
where. The «tore that keep« nearly
everything. Red Front, Main avenue,
Tho Fair.
Mr. nnd Mr«. Jumea Groom spent
toe week end at Lowell.
Mr. and Mr*. B. M. Doolittle, of
--------------------- — M A Y TH E FIRST -------------------------
Portland, visited here Friday.
Bert V. Hands
<P
Saturday S P E C I A L S
Fancy Yellow Newton tipples, box........................................ $2.75
Choice Two Crown Murphy lemon«, doz........................... 36c
Fancy yellow peaches, quart ean..... .............................. 40c
Oysters, A. & L , five 2.r>e can^ for................................. $1.00
Water (Mass for parking eggs, quart............................. 35c
No. 10 broom.............. - ..................................................... 86c
W E SELL CROWN FLOUR
Buy a sack now ami you will get a cook book ami a cap for
the boy free.
Buy your chicken supplies here. We. pay cash for eggs.
Ladies Flip the coupons in the May magazines, bring f*
this store nml get a package of two-minute Oat-Food free.
S M IT H S GROCERY
W a l k
a
B l o c k
and
S a v e
a
D i me
Dance Saturday night, Moose
Hall.
csha30c
Miaa Glndy« Pain, of Portlai.d, ia
the house guest o f Miaa Alta nnd Miaa
Margaret Thomas.
Yes, Spray pays as much for eggs
nvone in Cot
right at your door ns anyone
tage Orove. Yes, and delivers your
feed as cheap as you can buy it in
town. Phone 126-Y.‘
mhl9tf
Mrs. E. 8. Lowe arrived Monday
from Siltcoos for a visit with her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. llolladay.
C. V. Oglesby, of Eugene, visited
Sunday nt the home of his uncle, Dr.
W. W. Oglesby.
Three Used Pianos— Chiekering nnd
other pinnos; Cheney phonographs.
Eugene Music Shop, 8 East Ninth, Eu
gene, Oregon.
a9-30c
Miss Fnrn Hatton has accepted a
position in the postoffice in the plnce
of Miss Josephine Coleman, who ha*
S m ta l
Mrs. Harry 8. Webber w ill present
a number of her pupils in a students'
recital Wednesday evening, May 5,
1920, nt the high school auditorium,
assisted by pupils from Mrs. Leon Dos
Larses' vocal class. Rending» by Miss
Hazel I-oucks nnd Millicent Burrows.
The program is ns follows:
Duet, "Salu te the C olors" (Felton)
......... Dorn Conner and Irene Griggs
Boat Song’ ’ (Root)....Marvin Alstott
Duet, "Spauish D ance" (E n gel)___
....... Margaret and Martha Higgins
Springtime Mem ories" (Anthony)
__ ___ ______ ________ __ Reba Brogdon
Duet, ’ ’ V io le ts " (Behr).................
Katheryn Hemeaway and Alma Sears
Solo, ‘ ‘ Shepherd B o y " (W ilson''«.....
................ . ....„Margaret Hemenway
Duet, ‘ ‘ Danse Semplice’ ’ (Rathbun)
........Helene Selde and Reba Brogdon
Rending (selected).... Millicent Burrows
Duet, "Murm uring S e a " (Ix iw )____
..... ......... Neal Davidson and Teacher
Solo, "V a ls e Polonaise" (Ringuet)
____________ _____ __ Helen Ostrander
Duet, ‘ ‘ Slumber S o n g " (Schumann,
Op. 124, No. 1 « )........................... .
............... Ethel and Pauline Sherman
Solo, "G arden o f A lla h " (Blackwell)
.....____ _________ _______ Hazel Führer
Duet, " M a r c h " (M orrison)............
........„...Thelma and Helen Breedlove
Solo, "O rien tal T n n ze" (Meyr-Hel-
mud)..................... Katheryn McQueen
Vocal solo, "S o rte r Miss Y o u " (Clay
Smith)____ ...„......
I.ucile Davidson
Duet, " G a lo p " (l.ebierre)..............
______ Mary Davis and Hazel Führer
Selo, " V a l s e " (Chopin, Op. 42)____
________ ___ __________ Elsie Chestnut
Duet, "M e lo d y of L o v e " (Engelmnn)
Helen Ostrander, Katheryn McQueen
Solo, "G a v o tte d ’ Amour” (Renard)
___________ _______ ____ __ Grace Jones
Solo, " A l l e g r o " from Sonata Op.
10, No. 1 (Beethoven).„.„Leota Estes
Duet, "Sh ow er o f S ta rs" (Wachs)
.... I.ucile Davidson and Grace Jones
Vocal solo, " A Hundred Years From
N o w " (Bond)............. Elsie Chestnut
Solo, " T o S p rin g" (Grieg. Op. 43,
No. 6 ).......................I.ucile Davidson
Solo, " T h e Whispering W ind” (Wol-
lenhaupt)...................... Veta Plaster
Rending (Selected)...........................
_________ ______„...Miss Hnzel Loucks
Duet, "W an dering Jew ” (Bnrgmuel-
let)........Veta Plaster, Elsie Chestnut
>
Do Without Sugar; Use Syrup
Do without Potatoes—
Use Beans, Macaroni, Rice
W e have a good supply at very
reasonable prices.
Phone 65
A. Brunei & Co.
j
Mrs. J. V. Stewart left Tuesday for
a visit in Hun Francisco,
we know it is the best. Our best ad
vertising is the fact that Federal tires
are on many cars here and giving sat
isfactory service long after having
given the amount of mileage for which
ordinary tires are guaranteed. Federal-
tire your car and leave all your tire
trpubles with your old casings and
tubes. The Service Garage, Spray, Long
a2tf
k Cruson.
James C. Porter was in Eugene Tues
day.
The certificate of the assumed busi
ness name, Service Oarage, of Cottage
Grove, was filed Tuesday in the o f
fice of the eounty clerk by E. C.
Spray, L. R. Long and C. C. Cruson.
Mrs. Lucy Holland was a Eugene
visitor Wednesday.
Trade in your old car on a Denby
truck.
Get our proposition.
Auto
Electric k Tire Shop.
a30e
O. M. Scott attended a meeting of
the Masonic lodge at Rosebnrg Wed
nesday night.
Mrs. Kelly Cooper and daughter
Ruth were up from I.eonn Wednesday.
Virgil Oowdy and Russell Garetson
have returned from their contemplated
trip to New York. The boys went as
far us Los Angeles, Calif., but were
unablo to ship, us they had planned,
by steamer for New York.
Angelo I’erini and family moved into
camp from Divide Saturday.
* 1
Alice Jeffers returned to her hotpd
in Eugene Monday, after a two week» *
visit at the Chas. Pleuard home.
Allan Koeppe arrived here Friday
from San Diego, Calif., to work.
Pearl McCollum and Alfred William»
were in the Grove Monday.
/B F. McCollum went to the Grove
on business Wedneaday.
8. H. Trask was in the Grove Wed
nesday.
"Deacon Dubbs” will be presented
by the high school in Dorena hull Hat
urday evening.
W ATCH YOUB LABEL.
The fair
Bargains
Best match______________
6c
Best bottle cap, per 100_____ 10c
Quantity price still lower
Jitney aervice, phone 99. Nel
son Anto Sales A Service.
tf Milk bottles..............
Quantity price still lower
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hohl returned
Monday to their home at Boseburg,
after a few days’ visit at the home of
Mr. H ohl’s mother, Mrs. Barbara Hohl.
Pastor T. L. Tbuemler, of the Eu
gene Adventist church, will be here
Friday evening and will speak at the
Adveutist church.
Robert Veatch was in Salem on bus-
inss Friday.
Little Ruby Brown came up Wednes
day from Leona and is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Cornelia Chapin.
La Sells Stewart is reported ill at
Row River, where he is employed.
Mrs. G. A. Proctor and Mrs. C. S.
Roberts are visiting in Portland thin
week.
A daughter was born April 27 to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Patten.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Mattoe, of Oak
land, Calif., are in the city for a few
weeks’ stay. Mr. Mattos is here on
business at the tie plant at Latham.
Ben Binard went to Portland the
first o f the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Counts arrived
yesterday from Boseburg for a few
days’ visit at the home of Mr. Counts’
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Counts.
A daughter was born April 27 to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Cochran.
BOW
RIVER.
Enamel dish pans............
15c
95c
White combint-t..;_.„.............$2.98
Gian* mixing bowls.... 35c to 50c
Bottle bluing, large size 2 for 15c
DISHES
Decorated breakfast sets of- 20
pieces, per set__ ____
:$6.50
Tea sets, 42 pieces.....'.„.......$14:48
Dinner sets, 58 pieces........ $17.98
Brooms......... . 81-20, 95c and 25c
Glass berry-seU, 7 pieces.i.„.$l,75
Oven glassware, guaranteed—»
Meat dishea....______ ..26c - to 60c
Large bread raisers....... 4 .....75c
Ladies’, misses’ and
hats.
t
children’s
Men's and boys’ straw hats.
Canvas gloves, plain and leather
faced.
. /. .
You can save money on ready
made
wear
here— get
our
prices.
•
Bucket»,
tubs,
boilers,
baskets,
(Special to The Sentinel.)
wagons, tricycles, guns, dolls,
April 28.— Dave Williams, o f Dinner
to y s -a il at bargain prices.
creek, spent Sunday with home folks.
Work was resumed in this camp Why pay 8c to 10c for marches
Tuesday, after a w eek’s vacation due
you ean buy here at 5c f- '
to the strike.
Among Saturday visitors in Cottage
Candy, Saturday, half lb..... 15c
Grove were J. B. Mosby, Hubert, Ma
bel and Dora Mosby, A lfred and Ray
New Dolls Just in
Williams, Casey Jones aud Art Chil
ders.
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Jones left Mon
day for Upton, where they will spend
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dowens spent
the first o f the week visiting Mr.
Dowepa’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
• RED F R O N T ’ ’
Dowens, at Blue Mountain.
THE FAIR STORE
J O N E S C& E A T O N
Come and get the CASH for your chickens,
eggs, hides and veal. Special prices on com
pound, cottolene and pure leaf lard.
RHONE
3
J
City M eat M arket
Bartels A S&fley, Proprietors
Telephone 89
SPECIALS FOR S A TU R D A Y
%
\
f
.
Deviled ham, 5-ounce can..... ............ !......... T5c; 2 for 25c
Waxbom’s brand, spiced fat herring in 1-lb. ja r s ............ 35c
B O Y L E ’S Q U A L IT Y MUSTARD
Old English style* ......................*
t ...... _ 4... ..15o; 2 tor 25c
Salad mustard.................. ............................ * ....15c; 2 for 26c
Horseradish mustard........... ......... .............. 15c; 2 for 25c
Nucoa margarine........ ......... ........... .............r ...40c; 2 for 75c
Waxbom’s sardines in tomato sauce, tf>-oz. can 25c; 2 for 45e
Milk, per quart............. ................................. ......................12c
Pickled pigs feet, tripe, d ill. pickles