Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 11, 1920, Image 7

A r c y o u f u lly p ro te c te d u^iuiiMt fire ,
bimed on prcNcnt rc p lu ce m e n t v u I iic m Ì
It im lief ter to lo* mu fc tliuii worry. K o o k
it up wi t h («nllow iiy, T ill M u m .
jllc
USE VEGETABLE
FERTILIZER
Kd^nr W i II moii spini
ut Curtin.
T \ |i*r J o h n mo ii m u l fu o n ly , o f I'o r t
lutili, v in itt'il d u r ili# the w»*«*k ut tin*
I ioiim * o f M r. JoliniM iii ' h |uir«*iitn, M r.
•lllil Mr»» til'lMTIll •lollliMOII.
M r *. Mfun N u c o r um l Mon, o f tiriiutM
l'ut»»», s i H u t u n l n y
w ith M m. N u
/.nr ' h i i i o G m t , M r * K llu W ih o u
W h ile # i » m im *h o rt I u #o od tu n e to
litivi* y o u r enr o \e r lm u le d un d f i l i t i
ttp mo flint y o u cun e n jo y v o u rn e lf
w hen " J u i c e " i* n v »ululile. T h e Her
voi
t tu rn te , H p ru y, L o ri# K t ’m*»on,
I m the pince.
•
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MrM. K otiert
s M otor P f id liy .
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wan
u
K|i#<*n«*
M r " * K e rn llo lc o in li Npent th*
••ml I u ( ’or \ i i I I im .
M r* K
k’rid u y ,
" 11o\\ ilo you look " «mi
Il
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you
al i
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a r i- t 'i i j n y i t i g
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k im m
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w i i l i p o n i* c y c i u g l i t , w i* c u li
1 « u t i n v a l u a l i l i ' s e r v i « » t o
you,
I w e a t is e
¿MISI' III' Olii
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in w i ' i y
Il’ you
c I om *
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p u r-
llllSIIII'HS lo
V is io n
sta ge o l
illl
p i 'o p l t 1
of
liti*.
ni'i'il glasse* l'or
u oi k alni ilistanl view,
K I I V l ' T i > K S h i II In l p voli
T liry ari' in 1 1 *lily l'unvi'iiii'iil
alni iihi ' I ii I, lii'i'ninu' I n o via
iniis a r t ' ili voti l>l) n in liil in
olii' p air ni no I i i I I ciincn H ith
si'iitns to h I ioh timi tliey
ai>- bifocals
D. J- Scholl
O P T IC IA N OFTOMETR1HT
ft r lu r r on Pri’num'ii
Cot tag* Orove
1
.lit lie s
ÜH.
lo r i lilia li'
Oregon
H
T ru n k
\ »• if ••• I m
s e r v ic i* ;
N e l s o n ’s
A u t o
p h o n e
S a le s .
Mr
(ilu d y n Jn c kM o n return«*«! T h u m
d a y o f In m t w eek fro m n v is it in
\Vn*hifi#tf>vi.
A p a rt y o f JO b o y r*u it* spent
d a y fligh t ut ( ‘e rro (io n io
Fri
V o n r u n 't e n jo y yo u rr e lf on u plea
mu re rid** w ith y o u r <*fi#tn«** p m im iiii^
or a cyl»lld»*r mi ns in #
lie.Hi«|(*M, it Ì m
ch e a p e r to hrtv e • repuirM m a d e b e fo re
the « I : « nut k « m | p a rt rn iin *» ^ re n te r «lam
»#«• *«• the purtM not yet in ju re d . T h e
N« i \ j r e ( r iu a ^ i . H p ru y, I«nft# A ( ‘ninoii,
ru n f u y o u r e n g in e up mo that it w ill
* * p u rr * u lo n # w ith tb v l»«*Mt • * f them
n in i ti#ht«*ri up the |(M»He purtM m id f it
voti up »«hip shape.
^ tie ltfc
M i mm N ie t n < *oinp 4 o n Bim ini it«* d u to*
ver«* K n *h that nevered the te n d o n o f
her n # b t wriMt, w hen the #lt«*it fe ll out
o f u w in d o w w h ic h Mhe toni lo w e rin g
Ilo * in j u r y im h e a lin g nicely.
T h e i'll ri a t r y Nkip|Hil
iipplrH In«! w ir k .
tw o
cu r»
of
H ritii; li. t h r li.ird job». N o m u ltt'f
« b u i y m ir r iir tro u b le a , b r in g it to
ir
W«. k i l l ' f u r ili! ir a tu g iv e y o u t h r
l«'»t « r u i n '.
Nn> H i r k ut thè U r a l
Hid«« f in r iig r,
jn e llt fc
M r . Alir«. I H 'g u t, o f P o rtlu m l, \ in
lini d u r in g t h r p:i<*t « r r k ut t h r hnlll«'
o f h r r m o t h rr, M r * K Ia. t i n n ì . H h r
« n » u r r o a ip u n ir d t>y M i * * In r / K m
in e rt .
I m uk \ li ti \\ i uk l«*f o f K iig rn e , \ mit
••d d u r in g t h r punt » r r k
» it h
h i*
g r a n d m o t h r r , M r * . H. K. M r K i u u i 'y .
Tales of the Town
Thi« ( 'u lo r ic p i p r l r * * f u r i i u r r *o l\<**
t h * h u n t in g p n .lil.u i
T h r r«i*t o f in
*1 it 11 ri t im i ih no n u id i'r n t r n< to nurpri*«*
rtiiuriH itn*ni«*nt w rek.
H m
itiiugkter,
y o u im t h r» r d u y * o f h ig h p rie m . T h r
M u r y Kll**w, m i m «* o f th«* ^rri«111211«*•«.
* s \ m g «if f u r l w ill p n y fo r the in * t u l
N|r*< H v llm K ü h le r »rr»\ «*«l ln*t \%«*ck In lio n n i l l u n n f r * y e u r * m id nt t h r
from Titroitiit to m n u in for Minir tu»«*’ n u r t n u r y o u r u n h u v e «*vrry p n rt o f
ut ti»«* Intim» o f ln r t»rot!)» rv Ih .
. \N y o u r h o n » r e o m fo rtn lily h ru trd . T n lk
( >KÌ***hy.
w ith SV. I,, lln rt iy à Co.
jn rll
" T r i t ì i by . f u r y / * ut the h ig h ncliool
M i* »
C u r o lv n
S h illin g ,
fo rm e r
it uri» tori ii m, T hurtolnv fv e n in g , •timo 17. I r u r h r r h r r r , v ia it r d here d u r in g t h r
A 'IH ii't iff u l htfht o|H*rn, fu ll o f I ii i h * punì » r « 'k w h ile o n h r r w n y to h r r
till lll<*|t»«I H
Mp’.irkllll^; U lH l< l‘ tll* mul hom e ut
W e st In k e
fro m
|{o»rliurg,
nut«’ «»• 11 It«» tils f uiniy ;<i t un t ioti m . jn r II»- « h e r e » h r tn u g lit d u r in g t h r pn»t y rn r.
.?
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R«*»*«*»ii n rriv c il Mntiirituv
U oll
( ici’ h
rtuteli
to
r«*iiittiii
fr«»n»
over
Auctioneer!!!!
Will »oil your Inni.si'liolil furnilurr,
»lock, I in |>l<‘ini'ri Is toni m:ifliiin*ry,
nini 1 mils of till kinds; 6 'i up to
Ilio finit p.MMin und 3 'r for nil over.
C. O. DeVERE
40«) Mam Avo.
Cotta#* Oro*«
(hit. \V. It I III»ir nin i lii m #n«*Ht, \N
T m > lor, I«*ft H u t u n ln y f • tr G ru tif* l ’un*
l»y tin* non # hm hom i* m u l w ii^ m m eth
i
M
imm
Alii*«* W Y I m I i , o f Ku#t*n«\ wild n
VVrrk 1*1111
of
Min n K I mi «* I . c m .
F r o p o r t y (limiti#«* itiuuriim*«* i* jm i |» u
lu r w ith iH ito in o Ix In owttcrn. O n lln w a y
w ill l«*ll y o u w h y . f» 1 1 M a i n A v e . j l l c
M m . L. D. H trom l, o f Fortini!«!, in
\ l i l t i n g ut th«* homi* o f h« r fnthi*r, II
i f W h itlo c k .
the week end
K T. H I lik e ly wfiM in K u ^ e n e H u n d u y
m id b ro u g h t M r s
H iivkely ant! little
io n home.
CUT OUT THE 11 C o r L
EAT
Goat Meat
ON
HAI.R AT T H E P E O P L E 'S
MARKET SATURDAY
W«< alno h a v e a f u ll lin i' o f *intik«'d
nii-at», la rd n n d I'um pfcund n lw u y »
nu ha n d . T r y o u r H p n iiK l.niiib fo r
H ijiiiluy lim n e r . L u n c h im atM o f all
kinds.
FREE D E L I V E R Y
P H O N E Iß
Ku#«*fi<*
M r lim i M r * .1 I, I tot. tty left Krt
•I'*) fo r K lu m .tth l u l l *
Mr
«i«*ntty
w ill l*e eitiployeil m ( 'in t e r la k e p a rk
u ^ u m thiM Mini liter.
“ IlOM ilo J'OII I r r l ” al i' thè
\ II.il l| ll«-Nt lltllM.
In a l i l i
n«*«k
( * 1 »o k e n * , Im #*, v e a l rind e n tile w a n t
••d nt the l 'c o p ie ’» m a rk e t.
m külft-
A L D AOF. ISN T F.NTIRF.
LY A M A T T K U OK YF.AKS
Mr
and M r i. A. (>. K n o w le s , o f K u
itene, vi ilj-d Htindny ut thè honie o f
vi r. K now les ' un clc, (leu, O , K
i io w 1 «* m .
Y o u r lim e w ill come. W h e n death
ut a re«« y o u iti th è face it w ill be too
late to a rra n g i* to p ro te rt y o u r fttm ily
w ith u life io M u m n ce p o liry .
W hen
• he flaineN a re r«*«luein^ to ru in y o u r
v u lu a b le p ro p m t y it w ill be too late
to n r ru n ^ e fo r a fire p ro tc c tlo n p o lic y .
T a lk w ith M e t c a lf now about e ith e r
life o r f i re in a u ra n ce , or both. jm * 4 tfc
The
«p ia rte rly
ro n fe re n c e
M e th o d ia t eh u re h w un held
cv enmj*.
of
th«*
Tueadny
Juck
W id b y
re tu rn e d to ('iM )iulb*
K r ìd a y , a fte r a v init vvitli F r a n k Jo n e s.
I.it ili* k n o c k m g r o w itilo larj(e re p a ir
bill»*. I l a v e tkem attende«! to th«* m o ­
m ent th e y atart, b y H p ra y , I. oiik k
( ’niMon, T i c H<*rv ir«* G a ra g e .
jn«* 4 tfe
An Honest- Confession Is
Good for the Soul
We hear a lot of iioiae about food
prices dropping yet thiu^a are Mtil|
mi tiring.
We arc endeav orin^ to
keep prices down, expecially sweet m ,
Much iin pics, cukea, do nuts, etc.
Huy more home made br«*ad and
help u m to keep them- " i w « * f t i M
within reach of all.
If you can’t digest mine, buy my
competitor 'a, but by all in«*uiui, pat*
toimte your home bakeries.
BENDER’S CfTY BAKERY
Mr*. Mnrii'ttc Town, w hn hnd mud«'
h««r hoinr fur ten ninuth* with hur
brother, Win. Oalmndur, left Sunday
for S:i»knti'h«'Wnn, whirh will b«‘ h«*r
futnr«' hum««. Il««r bruthi'r Jam«-», of
Eugeni', vvn» h«*r«' to vi»it hur Hntur
day. Mi r brntlit'r Willimn nrrnni|imui'd
hur a» far n* Purtlnml.
M i» » <)I i m > S h iir t t id g r Ivnv«*» tu m u r
ro w fu r n m o n t h '* v i»it in C a lif o r n ia .
High »rhool uuditorium Thur»dny
i'vomng, Juno 17— '’ ‘ Trial by Jury.’ ’
Thi» « i l l bo tho niii»t IntoroNting nnd
ontranring ' 1 ru»v
you havp over »oon
or h«*nrd. N; 15 o'clock.
juolle
l'ro»by torian Horvir««»— Tho Hundny
M r. m id M r *. K, <*. N iA im iil h, o f C ut
H u n k , M o n t., n r r v ia it in g t h r It. M . »rhool will givo n »hurt Childrou '» day
I'r in e r h o n r t.nd W . It. ( ’iH ip rr fum ili«'». program in tho morning ut In o'rlork.
S w i'r t inu»ie m id m e rry «piip» in t h r Kov. J. H. IVnix, who pronchod last
llillir r t m nl H u lliv n n “ T r i n i b y J u r y ’ ’ Hundny morning, will hnvr ohnrgo of
ut h ig h »elioni n u ilit o riu ra T h u r » d n y
e v e n in g . J u n e 17 . .'lire m ill -ire. j n e l le
W . K.
Ib i r n n r d
re tu rn e d
Hundny
fro m n t t r m lin g t h r m e e tin g o f the
»tute g r u n g e ut Itomi. Ile «va» u m em
b r r u f I h r le g is la t iv e ro m m itte e .
K n y S 'n n S ’lnde
li'u » b u rg , W nnh.
left
Sunday
fo r
Kl
W e h n ve H ie d bug», t o u r in g i earn,
F o rd » ut fro m f 7 .ri to fufrll. C o m e look
I hem ov e r. H om e real b a rg a in » . A lm i
K o rd t ru c k fo r »ule. N e ls o n A u t o Siile »
A S e rv ic e .
jn c ll
Mr*.
II. J l. Ve lite li v in ite d ut
v o lli» »««verni d n y » thi» vvi'ek.
Cor
W ilm ut Vertteh, o f H a y t o n , W a sh .,
v is it e d thi» week w ith hi» n in n y re la ­
tiv e » in th i» v ic in it y .
M r *. K. C. H o n e y m id d u u g h t« 'r C la m
n n d M r *. W . !.. M a tlo e k , o f (iin d irn ,
v is it e d S a t u r d a y w ith M r *. , 1 . V . S t e w
art.
(r
COFFEE
\V'«' c a n y a complete line ineluditiK (Inltleii (laic, (Iiiliinn
Weal, Royal ('lull, Caravan, Great American, Empire ami
I’ealierry. Give our (iOe co I'Ice a trial.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Grangia, per tlozeii............................................................... 50c
Choiqe bacon, per 111 ............................................................ 35c
Kippered salmon, per lit............. *.......................................... 35c
Peanut butter (bring a pail) per II»..................................... 25c
SMITH
S GROCERY
Wal k a Bl oc k and Save a Di me
K iitm
|
!
I
:
BERRY BOXES and
BERRY CRATES at
'riic liiinmti voice i*(»-
[*
produced
with- every
J
Phone 65
miluiiil chunictcristic. A
1
demons!rntion Dial will
'
Try “Grandma’s” , Cookies, They
stallie you. Keep vour
ear turned toward the
Delicious. W e Have Them at
.1 i 1 in*v Servie.e ( laia ^ e ,:
White Channacv and
per Dozen.
Spray, \ a h \ £ A: ( ’ruson,
he fore many daws von
phone 7”).
will hear the deinonstra- George Halton starts th«* early pea
W. W. Hawley, of Girane, has been
contest with th«- report of peas for
t ion.
admitted to a Lug«' ic hospital for
S I L S B V
Sc
iiit iig
’
lir a
\ W, "
Mr*». Joyce Htevens I m «erioiiMly ill
Mr nod Mr»«. Kluud H* hriK k were i»t the hotiii- of h«*r purciifd, Mr. ami
over from Loruoe Hnturduy.
.MrM. George Tc«‘f»<rs.
•I II ( 'Imoibefs nnd ( ’liurltM Htevens
To nil m y customers: I will still
J fi
w«*re in I'oitlu ml Hut urtili v on bimiiienn. continue t'. mi *11 fecil ;un! buy
Mr. fuo! Mrn. J A. Wri^M nod moii a f«*w day»» I will have n place of bus
• ness in town ami woubl i«Mk a^sharc
Gonion viriteli in Ku^eue Hunduy.
<»f your putronuK«*. J. F. Hpcny. ji»e4tf
Virgil l'ow«*ll im home from O. A. f
Mrs. f lu Vcatch nf««l family Umv*
thin m oMunp to Mpcnd tin- miinint r
with r«*hitiv«*s at Takilrvia, in Jntki*«»ri
county
Mrs J. R. M erib'y and daughter
Delia retiirrii*d to Portland Weda**«
day, after a visit h«*r«\
And G ro w M ore
I his Is a C om plete General
Fertilizer
V on W ill Find It V ery Satisfactory
50c per Pkg.
K E R R
.1 it O r a n i f j u i l i i *
the h o m o o f in * d a u f lt lo i
J
Notice to Public
All of tho hukrri«'». of tho »tnto
have Htlvnarptl tho prior of broml
mil wo nro nl»o forr<«d to do so on
account of tho high prior of floHr.
On nnd nftor Monday, Juno 14.
broml will »oil ns follow»; Ono
pound lonf, wholowiilo 10c; rotnil
l-c; pound nnd a half |onf, wholo-
»nlo 1 • (-tiC. rotnil 17c.
Cottage Grove Bakery
diiini*r In - r Hundny.
John Marker has just received the
patiwt to his Monby creek homestrad
which he took up some 20 years aj(o.
Miss Annie Lee, Thom a« Lee md
Frank Lie have rnov«*d to f’oburg.
Forty acres in AUea valley, 4 Vi miles
went of \ b ' « - 1 t'iwii, on mail and ere am
route. Lots of outrange; over million
feet «>f g«»«Ml saw timber. Will trad«*
for good light car. Hee Galloway, .*>11
’ . «lain avenue.
jnelltfc
Victor f*hambers was up from the
U. of (>. Tuesday.
M mm Nellie Mvers, recently a teach
«•r iu the Eugene schools, is here to
H|«en4l the summer at th«* hum«* of b«*r
suiter, Mr« Elbert Hmith.
Emmett .Sharp, nominee for county
com mi- mi oner, was in Eugene Tuesday
on husifie
Hale of cooked foods arid fancy work
by ladie« of th«* Baptist church all day
HstvrUny at th#* White Pharmacy, j l l p
iw* Hazel Hemenway r«*turne<l to
her w«*rk in Portland Tiies«lajr9 aft«*r a
visit at the home of her neither, Mrs.
Eva Hemenway, and brother, Alrnond
Hemenway.
H. L Markin was in Eugene Tues-
day on business.
Mrs J. A. McMillan, «if Portland,
visited Sunday and Monday with h«*r
sister, Mrs A. L. Wynne. HI»«* in now
• visiting nu Hoseburg and will return
for a longer v isit here.
W. L. Darby A Co. have a full line
o f sporting goods. Winchester, Rem
ingtori and Savage rifl«*s and shotgun*,
baseball goods of every kind, cart
ridges and loaded shells, fishing tackle.
Mr. and Mrs. Hake Htevvmrt ami Mr.
and Mr. Harry Hh«*arer motored to
KiUon springs Monday, Mr. and Mrs.
Shearer remaining for an outing.
Konald Beuttie left Tuesday for I.a
Grande, where he will spend the sum
roer.
Arthur Jones was down from Dorena
this week.*
Just received a full line of Rockford
silverware for wedding presents. H. C.
Madsen.
jnelltfc
Mrs. George Knowles has bought the
W'oodard residence property on Ninth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Crowe returned
Tuesday from a visit at Yonealla.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanHehoiack, of
Klamath Fulls, visited relatives in this
vicinity during th«* past we«*k.
Vulcaniz’g \Yks.
Vulcanizing, retreading.
Bun Mniogue, bunkki'rpi r for J. H.
ChiiDilx'rs, is taking th«' first vacation
In- ha* htor in many yours. C. A. Hor
ton. tif Kugone, is taking Mr. Mi-
noguo ’» placo.
Mr. nml Mrs. G. A. Proctor will
spi'inl tho wook oml in Kiigono.
Mr*. M. 1*. Ga rout to, of Ia-ona, mo-
toroil to Eugonc yoatonlny, anJ hor
ilaughtcr, Mrs. Robert Hamilton, of
Povvors, rotnrnoil with her.
Tho acid tost of insuriinco rorapanios
wa* th«> San Krnncisoo firo. Just four
American companion pniit Inn per rout
of their losses. Gnllnwav. 511 Main
Ave„ is agent for two of th«‘m. jnellc
Mrs. How uni Hess, of Rosoburg, i*
visiting hor parent», Mr. ami Mr». 11.
A. Miller.
Mi»» Xclilti Hamilton, of Springfield,
i- vi»iting Mi»s Doris Harding.
A son was born Juno 7 to Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hull and has I « ‘on named
Humor Albert.
Come look over Nelson's lino of
used cars, bugs and trucks.
jnell
Mrs. Ora Road Hemenway has re­
signed tho position to which »he was
elected in tho Cottage Grove schools
to accept a position in tho Walker
high school.
Mrs. Olive Fortune, of Modests,
Calif., arrived Monday to be present
at the graduation of her ni««ce. Miss
Ethel Sherman.
The H. C. Ventoh family and I. II.
Watch motored to Albany Sunday.
Your batteries do not warn you that
something is wrong until it is too
lute. You should give them constant
attention, and have them kept up by
Tho Service Garage, Hpray, Long S
Cruson.
jneltfe
Mrs. 8. K. McKinney wont to Dexter
Monday to cure for her daughter, Mrs.
Ilacil Parker, who is siek.
C. M. Shinn spent several days this
week at Newport to get relief from a
sever«« attack of hay fever.
Having »old my ranch, 1 have about
1000 yearling hens for sale; good oni's;
White Leghorns. Also about 4tH) chicks
two wt'eks old. some good cows nnd
lots «»f other stuff, including farm
«tools. J. F. Spray.
jnettfe
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Carpenter and
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmc» Carpenter, of
Monroe, were guests Sunday at the
John Durham anil Nelson Durham
homes.
The'G. M. Heott family has moved
this week into the former «T. H. Silsby
home in the north part of the city.
Let us solve your troubles. If there
is something about your ear that you
don’t understand, we can toll you vvhat
it is. Unless there is some repair to be
made, the charge will be nothing, and
if any repair needs to be made, the
charge will be reasonable. West Hiile
Unrage, W. C. Applewhite, prop, jnell
Mrs. C. M. Jackson is in Eugene for
tho »orviro nt 11 n. nt. nnd 7:30 p. m.
V cord ml invitation i» oxtondod to
tho public to bo prrsnnt.
Mr. pud Mr». Tho». Riohnrdson, who
roeontly »old thoir much on Silk crook,
loft yostordny for lnni»fnil, Altn., to
iiiuko thoir homo.
Thorp is ono vory important noc««»
»itv that in u* chonp now » » lioforo or
during tho war— firo insurance. You
ran insure your house for 3 year» in
on«« of the strongest companies, for tho
price of a door, with Oallowny, «'ll!
Main nvenue.
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Mr*. B. R. Job returned Saturday
from her trip through Ynsemite park.
Mrs. Churl«'» Adam* and daughter Ad*
lino, vvho ni'ootnpaniod Mr*. Job on tho
trip, romninotl for u short visit at
Oakland, Calif., with
Mr. Adams'
mother, nrriving homo yoxtordny.
.1. 1>. Orimo», of Rosoburg. who ro
oontly bought tho Tho». Kirhnrduon
place on Silk crook. has arrived with
his family nnd has moved upon tho
pine*.
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11 on oat work nt honest price*. Bi«'k
will see that you ar«« treated right.
West Hide (larngo.
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W. A. Hurtling, of Santa Barbara,
Calif., visited thi» work with hi»
daughter, Mi»» Eva, and with old time
a day or two’a visit.
friend*.
A . B ru n d & C o.
are
10c
trentmi'iit.
B. K. Ijtwson, of Wedderbiirn, ar­
rived her«. Monday to take some Ma­
sonic work that evening. He wa* met
at Eugene the day before by. Mr«.
Law»on, who arrived some time ago.
They returned borne Tuesday.
Good assortment of Florence Auto­
matic. oil cook stove*. No smoke, no
dirt, no »mell. A summer nee«-**ity for
every housewife.
W L. Darby Sc Co.
Dun Wood* was up from the L". of
it. Saturday and Monday evenings tnk
OU R L A U N D R Y
ing Masonic, work.
ho
I
voh
the problem of scarce
Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Knox visited over
labor, poor work. I lav«- us do
the week end with Mr. and Mrs E. K.
Gilstrap in Eugene.
all your laundry work—for
Homer Galloway ha* filed hi* no­
economy, for satisfaction.
tarial commission with the county
feb'rk.
Light opera nnd recital at high
»rhool auditorium June 17. *t;]5 p. m.
Ring Us Up
Phone 79
J. McAllister left Monday to sp«nd
the summer at Madras
Mrs. George Knox, who had been
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Conner visited
visiting at the home of her uncle, Dr.
W. W. Oglesby, returned Monday to Alfred Beidler at a Eugene hospital
Wednesday.
Mr. Beidler is g«*tting
her home at Fossil.
along nicely, although his recovery
from an operation for appendicitis ha»
b«'eii slow.
WE NOW H AV E A CARLOAD
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
OF PURE CRYSTAL
on hand and have arranged with
the city delivery man to deliver ice
on Mondays, Thursdays and Satur­
days of each w«'ek. Fifty poumls
for 50c at our store, or 75e deliv­
er« d. We nolicit a share of your
business.
Sterling Feed Co.
Mr-, K. B. Wilson, of Yaeolt, Wash.,
ind Mrs. M aud LeK*iy, of R«-*-«lsport,
arrived here Monday and left Wednes­
day in company with their brother, Kr
nest Purvnnrc, with his family, /or a
visit with th«'ir sister. Mrs. J. K Elli­
son, nt Springfield. Neither Mrs. W il­
son nor Mrs. LcKoy knew that the
other was coming t»> viait th*‘ir broth­
er. They met at Kngciie, where Mrs.
I «-Roy changed to the main line on
her way from Keedsport.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Beidler, Mrs.
Mary Smith, Mrs. E. J. Beidler, Miss
Kathleen lie idler and Miss Madelle
lb idler ruotvreii to Eugene Tuesday to
visit Alfred Beidler, who is recovering
from an »(«'ration for appendicitis.
W. 0. Harris arrived Momlay from
l«is Angeles nnd has gone iuto the
Bohemia district to spend the summer
on his mining property.
Mr. ami- Mrs. II. G. Crowe, who re­
cently sold their ranch, left yesterday
for Salem for an extended visit with
their children.
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J. C. Phelps and son Jesse, of Port-
land, visited Wednesday with George
O. Knowles. The elder Phelps and Mr.
Knowles are old-time Siuslaw neigh­
bors.
The annual high school picnic was
held yesterday on Mosby creek. al«>ut
7.1 students participating.
Nothing sweeter than
the tones of the violin.
Nature’s own
instru­
ment. The tones of the
violin reproduced by an­
other instrument in the
minutest detail.
Keep
your ear turned toward
the White Pharmacy—
and you will soon learn
the solution of the mys-
terv.
3-Acre Ranch
For Sale Cheap
if taken in next 30 days. Good 4-
room house, city water, hous«'s for
1000 hens, family orchard, lots of
berries, just outside of city limits.
50 Inst ye« r cockerels, used in
breeding pens this year, going at
#1 to 41.50 each, same as I sold last
spring at 45 to 410 «-ach.
Four 220-egg size MeClanahan
incubators.
D AY OLD CHICKS
So many people who bought June
chicks last year found them profit­
able that 1 will hare a hatch June
20. Better try 100; ought to lay in
November; 10 p«T cent discount for
this hatch.
Bert V. Hands
Cottage Drove
0
Oregon
Wanted, Eggs, Mohair, Veal
Hides and Chittem Bark.
Store open Saturday evening.
JO N E S
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cTWothers, Be Prepared
lor Hot Summer Weather
The comfort o f tho family rests largely upon th«' wisdom «>1
the mother in providing tho home with aids for keeping the
family health and happiness at its height
The care of the baby is of first importance. The careftil
mother insists upon the vise of purest soap for b a b y ’s bath to
keep its skin in the proper condition during the summer heat.
Also she is careful to use the best of baby talcums to refresh
its delicate skin.
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The White Pharmacy specializes in the things that baby
lieetTs. Besides toilet articles, they have a full line of pure
medicines carefully compounded to meet the minor ailments
to which the baby may anecumb.
They are the sole agents for the Miller Sanitat nipple,
whieh greatly lessens the tin n e rs to the health of bottle-fed
babies. They are easily sterilized anti fit any bottle anti are
absolutely non-collapsible.
When in need of baby comforts call at
The White Pharmacy