Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 11, 1920, Image 2

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ARCADE T H E A T E R
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Fri., «Iun«' 11 “ Peek'» Bad
G irl,” by Maini Normand. A
jîoo.l comedy drama.
Comedy, “ Shadow* IVat.M
Wed., Juin* lt» “ Love Burg-
lar, ” bv Wallie Reid. Abaorb-
ing, inexplicable, thrilling, ro­
man t ic - t ha t ’a
the
“ Love
B u rg la r.”
“ Sliells and S h iv e rs," com-
edy.
Sat., .lune 12—“ Secret S e r­
vice,” by Ivo belt Warwick.
This is a Civil war story based
on the play by William Gillette
dealing with a Union spy who
Thurs., Julie 17—“ Broken
nearly caused the capture of Blossoms,” hy D. W. Griffith,
the Confederate army.
lt is said tliis is the biggest
Sun., J u n e 13—“ Rustling a production of the year. lt will
B ride,” by Lila Lee.
“ F or Bitter Yor Vorse,” — interest you and hold y ou spell
bound èvery minute, but from
M utt and Jeff.
Pat he Review, motion pic­ a different angle than you ex-
tures in colors.
pecL lt is a pic turc dcpicting
Mon., Ju n e J4 “ Smashing brutal life in the umler-world
B a rrie rs ,” William Duncan. in the city of London, lt is im­
See how Bella was rescued possible to imagine how murh
from the lake a lte r falling brutality can be shown on the
over the cliff.
se r ce il until a fte r you hâve
“ Ju n g le Gentlem en,” a m on­ s«*en tke pieture.
key comedy.
The maiiageuient wisites to
“ J a y B ird ,” a two-reel com­ announce tliere will be a cork-
edy.
ing good cuinedy shown at the
Tues., Ju n e 15—“ Road to end of tliis pieture to mise
voitr spirils before going home.
Divorce,” by Mary MaeJ areii.
TO F.MI'U A T l ü A L L Y U UN Y
S T O R Y O l' D HATH
To the Lady Who W ishes to
Hope r i v a l e r nu y» tim i never ugnili
w i l l he epeii n te l le r iiiMre seti le lui
wife. Ile o|ieiictl mie ycatcriltiy freni n
c o n n u living in \N IsiiIligimi*. II, I ' ,
mut in ilo' te l le r Itie m u s iti im p u re.I
l..r parti» ulti ri .'.iii.vrniiig Mr. Fie»
1 e r ’* .lentil, th e vinte, emise mi.I vvliolh
| vr or not th e r e u n i an y |m rtieiihir »«‘a
ion for In» annullai nell.ut. T he m u n t i
'» n u l timi li | m . li II reeeut v m t to the
vl.l home ni iYnimylv miia nhe limi mvt
Mrs. J u lin Wilaun, of M eM iuuville,
lire., who uniti th at .ibe hml retiti in n
I'ortlm ul imper un n e . .unit of \ | « F irs
! 1er » .lentil,
Mr», r i v e t e r is M u t i n g in l l r m it i
l'ns. 1 , w h h h I» the reason th a t Mr
F irst »'r op en ed th e le tte r u.l.trysie.l to
her.
r
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Beautify Her House
WE HAVE RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE
EASTERN MILL A BEAUTIFUL ASSORT­
MENT OF
Tales of the Town
('lauti Piaster visit«*«! at
this \v«*tik with his parents,
Mrs. J . T . fluster.
I .««limititi
•Mi miti
Colonial Drapery
Figured Silkoline
Art Ticking
Ostend Taffeta
Versailles Chintz, etc.
Miss Vera Kvaus. ,»f S h erid an , \ ,Hit
«»«l this week with Miss l.illie l.«onttr«j.
Mrs Mary t'l a ik , ut
visite«!
this week w ith her sister, Mrs. t». J
l-a ml « ss.
\N. A. I >«»ak, «if i\»w era, visite«] this
week at th e Lamie «»I his uti«?Ie, T h u rs
ton I »oak.
George McQueen. J r ., n b r e a k i n g in
on th e c ity delivery ro ute to tak,. (he
place of A. H. Hprillkel. who leave*
»» mui for Korea! Grove.
Mrs. S op hia Kckluud a n d g rand
d au g h te r. M m Helen K ckluud, of Will
ch eater, a r e v liltin g at th e J o h n
T his color scheme was a i m c a rr ie d out Grove* home.
in light re fre sh m e n ts served befo re the
Roy T ap ini, who wa* »«Tinnii» tu
close o f th e evening. A series o f te s ts
w as successfully passed by all seniors, jure»! in «II accident ta il week white
a f t e r which each was g r a u t e d a fa k e w orking w ith a wimm I m w a t the Cha»
; Conner place. *u*taiiiiiig a severe gash
The C o n stellatio n elu b was e n te r diploma. A ga m e in which e v e ry stu
on th e head, ii at the hosp ital here
tr.iucd y esterd ay a f te rn o o n in the l>au d e n t won a pri/.e m ade much m erri
and hi* » u te r . Mi».i C larihcl T apini, i»
m
ent
ami
a
h
a
lf
hour
o
f
music,
p
a
r
t
i
c
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q u e t room o f th e Masonic tem p le by
here from Salem ass istin g in hi* care.
ip
ated
in
by
all.
ad
ded
g
re
a
tly
to
the
Nlrs. N e L o u l*urhnui a n d Mrs. Klbert
W. H Cooper re tu rn e d W ednesday
Bede. Mrs. H ow ard Hess, o f R o s e b u rg ; en jo y m e n t o f th e occasion. T he host
Mrs. r. M. H ild reth , o f C a lifo rn ia ; a n d hostess were assisted by Miss <’ur from a buainesa t r ip to C e n tr a b a , Wii
George Hall, J r ., is home from the
Miss Kern Holcomb. Mrs. KII k t I S m ith rin. class adv iser, an d by ('laud Hher
:,nd Miss N ellie M yers were guest* of man, C u rrin P u rv a u c e anil Kouald a g r i r u la u r a l college.
th e elub. D elirious re f re s h m e n ts were B eattie.
County C omm issioners S p en cer an d
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served.
Harlow were here W cdueiduv in v eiti
a a *
Mrs. C harles B eidler e n te r ta i n e d very g a ti n g a n o th e r landslide on th e high
T h e M. P. G. elub w as very pleas c h a rm in g ly F r i d a y a fte r n o o n of last why near D ivide caused by th e recent
a n tl y e u t e r t a i a e d T u esd ay a fte rn o o n week, th e guests being t h i r t y five of raina.
b y Mrs. A. W. Helliwell, th e a fte rn o o n th e y o u n g m a tro n s o f th e city . A
F ran k Clock waa tip fr o m P o rtla n d
b ein g sp. nI in soeial e h a t an d nm-dle musical co n test anil a baby p ic tu re F riday.
work, a f t e r which re f re s h m e n ts were co n te s t were am on g th e d iversion s of
Mr. and Mrs , K. K. A rth u r , Sr., ar
th e a fte rn o o n . Delicious re f re sh m e n ts
served.
«£•<♦•«$>
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were served. The din in g room was rived Monday from H ikeston, Mo., and
a re v isitin g th e i r sons, O rla n d o aud
Mrs. Win. O s tr a n d e r e n te r ta i n e d ten p re ttily d e c o ra te d in pink an d w lutis
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Karl.
o f the elderly women o f th e city Fri
The foreign m issionary society o f th e
F. A. Clow a t t e n d e d the s t a t e G. A
d ay a fte rn o o n in honor o f h> r% ister in
law, Mrs. M a r ie tt e Town, who was to M ethodist ehureh met W ed n esd ay af K. en cam p m en t at A s to ria t hi « week
leave th e n ext d a y to m a k e her home terno on w ith Mrs. J . K. H end rick s, at
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hall were at
in S a s k a tc h e w a n . C anad a. Mrs. T ow n which tim e th e m issio nary boxes were C orvallis th is week to be p r e s e n t at the
opened.
Kcv.
H
am
rick
read
the
vpiad
cam e h ere ten m o n th s ag o from Spok
g ra d u a tio n of th eir son George from O
ren nial report of th e women ’» foreign A. C.
ane.
.
.
.
m issionary society to th e g en eral con
George F reily , o f H alsey, visiteil Sun
A reception w as held for
Mrs. M. A. McGee e n t e r t a i n e d T h u r s ­ fereuce.
day w ith J a m e s L ew is ami Mrs. S K
d a y e v e n in g o f last week in honor of th r e e new m em b ers o f th e society. Re I w w is.*
her h u sb an d , th e occasion being his fre sh m e n ts w ere served by Miss Black
The a n n u a l T ennessee picnic will In-
s i x ty -th ir d b i r t h d a y a n n i v e r s a r y A six well. Mrs. J o e P o r t e r an d Mrs. J . A.
held J u n e IS a t S k i n n e r ’s b u tt e park
W rig h t.
o ’clock d in n e r was served.
at Kugene. All form er re s id e n ts of
<£ <'$:■ <$>
Mrs M ary S m ith an d d a u g h te r . Miss T ennessee a re in vited to be present.
The P r e s b y te r i a n ladies aid society
Mrs. Win. K irtle y is recovering from
was p lea s a n tly e n t e r t a i n e d a t
the Jessie, re tu rn e d S a t u r d a y from Albany,
church
W ed n esd ay
a fte rn o o n .
The where Miss J e s s ie ta u g h t d u rin g th e .an a tt a c k o f g rip or influenza.
hostesses were Mrs. C u rrin . Mrs. H a r d ­ p a s t y ear.
Miss M y r tle T e e te r s lias accepted a
ing, Mrs. G owdy a u d Mrs. B laekm ore.
A lb ert S. N ew to n left S a t u r d a y for position with’ th e F a ir store.
♦ ♦ ♦
O regon C ity, w here he will rem ain
Miss N ie ta Hazleton is ta k i n g a
The senior class o f th e high school w hile recov erin g from a f r a c tu r e d leg sh ort v a c a tio n and will visit m Bond
.•as p le a s a n tly e n te r ta i n e d by S u p er which was s u s ta in e d th e d a y before a n d sev eral o th e r Oregon cities, being
n te n d e u t an d Mrs. W. G. B e a tt ie at when he was k ick ed by a horse while accom pan ied from Kugom- by her - n
h e ir home M onday n ig h t. T h e rooms em ployed a t th e P hillips L u m b e r coin ter. Miss Hazel.
were deeornte.l with w h ite c a rn a tio n s p a n y ’s mill.
Mrs. Alice Richm ond re tu rn e d Mon
th e class flo w er) a n d sy rin go , f e a t u r
S. R. S m ith was up from P o rtla n d
in g the class colors o f g reen an d w hite ov er S u n d ay .___________________________ d a y to Kugene, a f t e r a visit a t the
homes of her son and »laughter, A. A.
Ho timnmi and Mrs. E rn e s t Amies.
,M rs. F. W. H a w k in s re tu rn e d Mon
«lay from a visit at Roseburg at th e
home of her d a u g h te r , Mrs C. A.
Smith.
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Mrs. Kay H uker ami little son vis­
PH O N E 89
BARTELS & SAFLEY. PR OPS
ited a t V ancouver dm mg ilo- ,.u*t
week.
W e a r e really so b u sy w a iti n g on cu sto m ers an d do ing up orders
H. C. Madsi'ii is in P o rtla n d u tt«i.«i
ing a j e w e l e r s ' co nvention.
b ro u g h t us by p ast a d v e r t is i n g t h a t we can not fin d tim e to get out
SOCIETY
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PATTERNS ARE REALLY ARTISTIC AND
THE FINISH AND WEAVE OF GOODS ARE
NEAR PERFECT.
THIS MERCHANDISE WAS BOUGHT RIGHT
FOR CASH AND IS PRICED WITH NO
PROFITEERING ADDED
Powell & Burkholder
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D IV ID A
•‘tilt«, Mr
(S|»«nttl tu
•turie !• Mr-*-
P o rtla n d , \i*it<<!
wct'k at the I.«*«*
homr««.
C ard of Thank«
Itili» \\r«*k «‘in! ut flit» Imiti«' of lo’f | » : i f
Thi* Sentili«'!, i
Molli«* l!arr» «ni. o f
i#«*v«'tal ditvs «# f li»*«t
Dublin nnd N l.«wi*
M in « tirar«* VVo«»d w b h a Univi* \ imìì
or M o n d a y .
Mi « Ma«* D u cali, of th«’ t»r«»\«*, spent
a ih ! M i
l>
Ihigun
, M p * \Va!l«*r Itolnnxnn slD'|»j»«d ih th«
¡ O r o w Moni! iv.
} Mr, nnd Mr*.
l\ H urk ett w«*r«* in
th«* Urov** K a t u r d iv .
M r*. Jrim i'N A m (iron o nnd non
nr«*ut to tilt* firov«* uni* d a y Innt wc«*k.
I». I». lLd»«*rt* unti tutu lii« li ì i rd « |•«*lif
W e d w m lfiy ili t!i«* Urtivi*.
\S «• wink
t«» •• *!»»**«■« «oír ■ itirer«* n|»
|«rr«'iatioit of tin' him it \ k »ndu«"«*rY
•dio wii un i t th«' tun«* of thr death of
mir huabtind iiik I futh«ar.
MBH i M HAT 1*1 ELI)
jn ellg d
A p iM c n
want ad«
ANI» F A M I ! . Y
for « r v r y lb i u j ;
Ht*nttnrl
City M e a t M a r k e t
o u r r e g u la r ad. b u t. i f necessary, we will bu rn some of th e m i d n ig h t
oil next week to get out our r e g u l a r list o f S a t u r d a y specials.
How­
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Household Hints
ever, even if we vio n o t name p rices th is week, you m ay rest ass u re d
t h a t y o u will fin d b a rg a in s here j u s t th e same.
We would ra t h e r m ake
o ur p r o f its b y larg er sales th a n by larg e p r o f its on sm all sales.
We
w a n t to enco u rag e you in the co n su m p tio n o f th e m eat th a t is so n e c ­
essary to y o u r ph y sical well being.
E
“T
The quality of hanking support you receive is of prime im­
portance. If your bank is to serve you well, it must itself
have— as this hank has— the facilities of the greatest ha n k ­
ing organization in the world—the Federal Reserve System.
First N ation al B ank
T H E OLD R E LIA B LE
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Knowles & Graber
A spoonful o f kerosene to n k e lt ic
o f v e ry hot w a te r will m ake i n u r o i ,
w indows, etc., brig h t an d clean.
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A little pi iM*ft|>|d«* a d d rd to f r u i t
compote«, jellies, ja m s and p n nerv«.*;»,
gives a delicious flavor.
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T rie o le tte a c tu a lly is u i- d for hand
bags.
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B efore hiinging out clothes rinue
y o u r h a n d s in a solution o f cold w ater
an d v in e g a r an d you will not b<- tr o u b
led w ith rough or chnppe»l hands.
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A pinch o f b a k in g powder added to I
th e w ater w hen w ashing a fowl ini
proves th e fla v o r an d uiskes it more
tender.
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P u t p u lv erized pure borax in the
w a te r in which colored linens are
washed a n d rinsed.
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S ta rc h a piece of lace and put tin- j
d e r a hole in a lace c u rta in .
P res s
w ith a w arm iron.
S h e rb e ts a re w ater and fru it j u i c e I
or milk and f r u it ju ice frozen.
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Corn b a k e d with cut green pep
pern in it is an a g reeab le change.
. . .
Add hot milk to potntoes when
| mashing. T h is p re v e n ts noggim-ss.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
To save s u g a r dissolve it in hot
w ater b efore a d d in g to an y l e v e r a g e
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Kgg. t a k e n in a lunch should Im
w rap p»'d in oil paper.
Hardware
If sew ing machine oil has a c c i­
den tly g o tte n on n silk g a rm e n t to re ­
move it, pince a new b lo tte r n m lrr
and ov er th e oil spot, place n m o d e r­
a te ly hot iron on top nml leave it
! there. T he »til »vili be draw n out in to
! th e blotter.
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Furniture
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To All My Old Friends and All (he New Ones That This
Announcement Will Bring Me
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To remove scorch quickly, »lumpen n
w hite cloth w ith peroxide, lining n
piece large enough
to cover the
scorched place. Iziy it on an d iron un
til dry. Repent the o p eratio n if neees
sary.
I hitve taken advantage of the Agency I'lnti of the United Uigur Store* I ’n , which in every eauett-
tial respect make* my More a I M I L D t IGAU ST h KK.
This plan has proved ininieiiscly succi -slnl wherever introduced, because it passes on In
smokers in smaller places till the advantages enjoyed by the smokers ol the large cities in which
the United Cigar S toles C o . operates DM»«» stores. Under the plan i own the at ore as Indore and
my name remain» over the door, Inti my arrangem ent gives me all the benefits of buying and
selling that any United Cigar Store enjoys.
All the famous brands at I oiled Cigat Stores prices. United Caslt Discount Vouchor» with
all purchases.
My Store Will Open as a United Cigar Store, Saturday, June 12
TO CELEBR ATE T H E OCCASION T H E FOLLOWING SPECIAL INDUCEM ENTS are offered*
1
2
3
4
5
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FREE, Double Cash Discount Vouchers with all pur
chases.
FREE, Ten whole Cash Discount Vouchers with cig
arette Purchases amounting to $1 00 or over.
FREE, A Tobacco Pouch (Genuine Buckskin) with all
purchases of pipes.
FREE, A Durham Duplex (Demon.strator) Razor with
purchases amounting to 25c or over.
FEPE, A Glass Ash Tray with purchases amounting
to 50c or over.
« t,Uf
EARL
638 MAIN STREET
hill
COTTAGE GROVE