Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., July 16, 1920, Image 7

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THK NICER THINGS
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C O F F M A N
attention. When looking fu» mechanics
of that kind, drop into the Hervice
t»atag«1, 8pi:.y, Long &. Cm uni. jlyUtf
.Mrs. Hen Groff and daughter Mary
Iteli«. are in th«* city from I'rineville
limiting relative* and friend*.
Mi. and Mrs. ('. A. IC m i I i l«*ft ye*
tirday tur Muro, tire., to visit at th**
home nf t lo ii daughter, Mr*. K. T.
Ht rang.
lie k illeil nix ln«lian* after luneh
every day that i*, when In* wa* a
matinee idol playing we*tern l«*n<l*.
Hut you ought to se«' Inin n* a real
eowlmy without t In* grease paint. At
, A rende theater, .July Jl,
Mrs. M. V. ilohtiNon arrivisi Wedne*
day from Halem for a visit at tin*
holm* of tier brother, It. II Kenndy.
M e * 11 asse I Fairfax, of fVntralla.
Wash., is visiting at the homi* o f h«*r
urn le, H« n Whitten.
When in tin* market for a ear, d«»n 't
1 fail t«» sec and ride in the m*tv Ov»*r
lai|d.
l(i*niiTril)ér the knocker never
uses his hammer on a poor article, lie
, doesn’t have to.
jljrtMfe
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wald, o f Ku
gene, ytv visiting at the h«iin«* of Mrs
Wa I*I '•« mother, Mrs. liarbarn llohl.
Mrs. H I*. Hh ortridge and daugliter
Olive return«*) W«*<liie*dny from a visit
in VV« « H, Calit . at tin* horn«* of Mrs.
Hliortri«lge's nephew, |)«*ll»«*rt Wills.
ONK or THE MOST IM
PORTANT
NEEDS . OF
THE
LIVE
BUSINESS
MAN OF
TODAY
IS
CLEAR EYESIGHT
Wll limit
HlTÌlllINly
it
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IN
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W l i i 'i i y o u in i' I it tn| w 1 1 li
I’ lllHNi'H Ilf OUI lliu k ilig , y o u
UK' ItMMUM'll o f II kl'l'll, cll'lll
ru t \ injoii rvrry lit im itn o f
t l i r ilay.
Wr min to (• Ivr yom eye«
tlir lust that oui |irofcHMOtl
afford« That'll why wr rec-
oliiliirlul
G LA SSE S
.Jitney servici»; phone
!)!). Nelson’s Auto Sales.
Xl
1 for a brief visit with Miss ll«*l«*fi H«i
dulf.
Galloway writes msiirane«*. Till Main
stnet.
7 Hitf
I l f and Mm. L. I\ M« nnutt an* h«r«*
: from Portland vUitm^ at the home of
Mrs lioniH'tt '* mother, Mm. I*«*t Han
| ford.
I( ■! n s* * 11 On ret-«ou, who is iiujy cover
; ing th«* t«*rritory b« tw«,«*n t'ottag**
(Irove and M**«lfonl for th«* National
I Hiseuit
company, returne<| Haturday
from two w«'«'ks spent in thi* corn
puny's s«*ho«d for sal«*sm«*n at Portland.
Mr. Gari’tson expeids to make his
| h«*adquarters in Ihi* city for th«* pr«*s
«•at.
Don't nend aw uy for your acc«**Hon«*s
until you havi* found out whether or
( not we have in sto« k what you want.
; It's a pretty nafi* b« t that we huve or
enn get it us ijiiH'k nr. you can.
Long &. ('ruson, H< rvi«'«* Oarage. jly 2 tf
lu t h ir Ansrlrn, of Mt. Ang«l, eon
duet«*«! runs* at tin* Pat holie ehundt
Hum lay ami vimt«*d in th«- city several
«lays.
W. H. Pooper to«»k Ins wrfe to th«*
i Willamette hospital at Kugene W«*«ln«*s
«lay for tn*atm«*nt for a bad case of
p«»is<»u oak which sh«* «contracted st*v
ernl week* ugo.
Broadway Cowboy. ”
I t ’s the story
til a tenderfoot III the west, only never
was there a tenderfoot like thi* one,
nor adventure and romance o f quite
the high geared power of tin« original
comedy drama by Byron Morgan.
Leo DeHpain has |nieeha«ed a new
Cleveland « i t from the Nelvoli Auto
Hale« and Hervice.
Dr. J. T. McGee and Mr*. II. L.
Klliott and daughter, o f Pittaburgh,
Pa., have arrived in the city to *|a-nd
the summer with Mr«. Klliott*« father,
John liader.
J U»t received a full line o f Rockford
silverware for wedding pre«ent*. II. C.
M a d « ' ii .
jn e lltfc
Mr«. 11. V. Herrington and children
left Haturday for their home in east
ern Oregon, after a vi«it at the home
o f her brother, George Crawford.
Mr». Neil Baldwin nod daughter
I. coiui returned Hotunlny to Portland,
nftrt’ a v i«it at the home of Mr«. Bald
w in '» aunt, Mr*. C. II Kmbree.
We make no claim« to le'ing ey
lone», but if you have a job o f auto
repair work you want done quickly, we
will do our bc»t to Nerve you. W rit
Hide garage W. C. A|>nli-wJiilc, pro
printer.
jlyiitfe
J. T Hanna dropped u block o f wood
on Ins right foot Haturday arid has
been limping since a« a result.
Mr«. C A. Hteveas and daughter»
.People’s Market Mildred
and Naomi wertt to Kent Mon­
day to visit relatives.
have just installe<| «»ne o f th«“
Mr. nnd Mr*. Mnrk Oaroufte rno
most up to «late meat *li«*er* on the
ton*«l up from Lcoim Saturday an«l
I market. Our m oti» i« .« rvnT. Y«»ur
•p«*nt th«* vAppk ««n«l in f^ottn^«* irove.
liiieon, hams rimi lunch ment* enn
Mr. and Mr*. Hi In* W«*ll* arrived
iv slice«! just as you like it. VV«* al
Hatunlii) from Oard«*n City, Kan., for
way* have a full supply o f bacon,
a viviU fit th«* home «>f Mr*. W ell*'
iriiriM, lard, crise«» ami cnrnp<niud.
brother, Ct A. ('iiupmnn.
Fr«*sh Kish on Friday. Our pric«*s
Having ho I«I rny rnneh, 1 have about
ire alwa>* r«*a*onable. (Jive us a
! trial.
1(HH) yearlint» ben* for Hale; ^oo«l on«**;
White L<^horn*. Al*o about 400 ebick*
Phono I ß -----------
t \v«»
«d«l, Home ^»<»<1 cow* an«!
F ie « delivery at any time of day
lot* o f other *tuff, iri«*ludiri^ farm
toola. J. F. Spray.
jn«»*ttfc
Mr*. M. Nord*tr«»m, o f Han«)«»n, i*
H«*«. Nelson for us«*«l cars.
7-16c Hpenilin^ a few day* with Mr*. Sterling
Hopper.
Mrs. Klnorah Ouering has r«*c<*iv«*d
Mi** Lillian L'w in returned Friday
through llorn«*r Galloway a check in
full payment f «»r the r«*e«»nt damage by from a vi*it at the home of. her
brother Jen*«* at < • rsi n tn I ' t u .
Mr.
fir«* t<» her h«>us«* on ( ’«»lumbia court.
Id'w i* ha* ju*t left on a trip to Idaho.
Mrs. L. M. Thompson l«*ft Hat unlay
Mi** Kva Richmond, o f th.. Vulair
iift«*rn«M»n for Salem wher«. sh«* will
visit for several w«*«*ks with h«*r son connervutory o f minor, «nng at the
Walter. Later in the *umm**r she will Frasbyterian ehureh Sunday morn.np
go on to Portland. wto*r<* she will vrsit un«l nt the Metho«)i«t ehureh in th«*
at Or«* hom«»s of h« r «laught«*r, Mrs. «•\«*nin^. Mi** Hiehrnond hu* been via-
Hattie H«st, ami h«*r son Will. Hh«* «*x itinjf relative* in tk«* city.
p«cts to be away from Cot tag«* (irove
f«»r th«* r«*st o f tiie siiifim<*r.
II:
J. Otti» Iturcham l«*ft Wc«ln«**dny for
THK I N V I M I I O O I F O C A I S
a visit in Portland with his uncle,
j John Knight.
III eiiKeM w l i r l ' r « l o l l )»!«• r a n g e
I
Harris Kmmon* r«*turne«l to Henttlc
We«lin-s«li»y, leaving Ins w ife ami win
nluHNi'N uri' required. Tliry
t*» visit longer with Mrs. Kmmon*'
tukr t hr |ilurr of two pair«,
N O T I C E !
pr»r«its. Mr. and Mrs. H. H Hi and.
inni, hrruuiw tliry arr un­
Having us«*«I all o f th<* flour I had
Orlando Arthur r«*turned Haturday
blemished hy Menni«, look
on hum! at a ninth lower cost than
from a trip to Portlaml.
Ilk** ordinary glnnsi-N.
J can repine«* sam,. f«»r now, I am,
Do!) up fur the ladies with on«* of
of n«*c«*Hsityl comp«*ll<*d to advance
'those “ m i r r o r " *hine* at N«»naid Hus*
br«*nd pric«»s. On ami a fter July
tot»'* sun parlor a# \l|i <on'* l»:irl»«*r
12, bread will b<* 12c for one pound
! simp.
jljrfl 23 pi!
hmf and !7c for th«* one nnd a half
Miss
Marjorie
Hhay
sjwnt
Saturday
O P T IC I A N OPTOM E T R I8 T
pound loaf.
! in Kugene.
Factory on Premise*
Harry
(Jo«!rtr«i r*,turn«,«l Saturday
C o tta «« Gio vo
Oiognti
from a few d a ys' visit with relative*
; in Kugene.
T! reo Door* East of the Bridge
11. K Salisbury, manager «if th«* Vick
! Hrother- garnet«*, of Kiigcm*. and W. K
; Jcplieutt and H«*t 11’nllcy, Sam huh true
f«»r siilcHnicii, are tu tin* city this vv« «*k
ItiittcricN recharged nnd your elee
! arranging for a «lemonstration o f the
i rimi equipment put in order, ttprnv,
Samson tractor.
L i n g & Crumin.
jly tit fe
KnieriMiii \N ilrni and fatftilt arrivi*«!
To all my custom«*r*: J will still
K li Kenny, u flock man o f I.eonu,
y «*f»Vt*r«!uy inni» Portland f«»r a visit’ ut ’ continue t«» s«*ll f «*«•«! and buy « gg*. In
th«’ ItitiiM* of Mr. \N t
^ ’a *ì*t «*r, Mrn. I a few days I wilt have a place o f bus wan in tow ii Friday on Imiineioi.
Nam Vcntrh, who ìn working on 1’a
I in*** in town and would ask * a share
t C, CruMuti.
eific highway near Oaklnnd, .pent the
Mr. furti Mr*. John l.immcm, nf of your patronage. J. F. Spray. jm *ltf week'end in the city.
Kartifi|(ton, Nel»., un* vimting ut th«*
W. H. C«»o|M*r lenv«** today on a bus
K.
I.oekwood ìn .till proprietor o f
limile nf Mr lonrttmcr** l»rotlier, Georg** m«*ss trip to Itoseliurg.
the Cottage hotel, a. the deal by which
I nm m e ri.
Mr*. Georg«* !liit*«’ll *|>< nt several he win* to d i . pone o f it to Lawrence
t ali Inni lhrk, he doena
rare, j»l*t days at the springs at London th«» first O ’Nenl did not materialize. Mr. O ’Neal
ho ytm hinit hilt» ii|» at thè We*t Hide of th«* vveek.
I ihm gone to Mnlcm.
g'irng«* find tuke your mito re|imr jol»*
Mrs.
K.
\Viddersheim
left
y«’st«*rduy
to hi in
j!2tfc
for a visit with h«*r daughters at Ha
M r*. K. J. ('oli* and «luiight«*r Mi***
lem ami from there will go to Hlue
.1 «mie, Mra. «I. H. IVuix amt M r*. Cloorge
iltlls, N«*b., to visit a son, Conrad.
Kappauf wiTi* anioni» thè Ktigrnr vi*
Y o u ’ll amile, laugh, chuckle nn«l roar.
itor* yi’sterday.
H ere'* a pippin <*f a comedy dramn,
Will Hell your hoimchold furniture,
II. V. hollurhide arri\ ed Wedn* day
peppy, spicy ami zippy. H i t «*’* a tv
eveninj» frutti t'hidinli*, \Vu*!i. Mr. D*»l
atork, implement« and machinery,
! freshing romane«*, gay as a cocktail,
larhide wr»* *rrioti*ly injured in an en
and tooU o f nil kind«; br/c up to
j breezy as th«* prairie and funny as th«*
gì ne acetileni near he re ln*t wìnter.
' first j«»k«* that «*ver tick!«»«! y«»ur funny
the first »!?000 and .1% for nil over.
( ¿a Ilo tiu y writr* inaurane«*. P h o n e
. ' Inme. Don't miss it. Arenile theater,
C .
\Yi»ilii«»*«liiyv Julv 21. Don't forg«*t th«*
Mr*. K. JohiiHon and l'auline Wei*.
«lute.
406
Malu Ave.
Cottage Grove
w In» limi ! m *«* ii viMÌting ut thè (ieorge
Ken Sanfortl is h«*n* from Portland
I a in m rm home for three monili*, lett
yenterdiiy for their hoine ut Hioux ( visiting Ins mother, Mrs. Pet Sanford,
hind will *pend tin* summer here.
City, la.
Npirclltt comets on diaplny by Mr«.
C. C. Hhny, o f l*ortlnnd, npent a few
Mrs. S. V. Allison nnd daughter K.
Shay at Mr«. I.ourkn' millinery
d a v i in thè city la*t week with hi* Mie«* ami Mrs. Allison's sist«*r, Mrs. «tore Saturday, July 17. Anyone inter
.1. K. Kirklnnd, ««f Albany, returns! e«ted plen«e call.
lirother, K.
Hhny.
7-16c
Mi-fon» hnving yonr enr overhnuled Wednesday from a motor trip t«» the
M i«« Christine Turk left Friday for
northern
part
o
f
th«*
stati*
and
to
the
yon «hotild ige are youriwdf that thè ine
San Francisco, after a month ’« visit
b«*ach«*s.
Mrs.
Allison**
ehanie* who are goitig to do thè Work Tillamook
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm
daughter
J«*»n,
whp
hml
b«*«*n
a
m«*m
tir* eipert «»notigli to loeate thè troulde
Turk.
and pro|*»rly repair the part;« that need ber <»f tin* party, remain«»«! at ( ’orvallis
Mr. and Mrs. I.. IV H u f f and son«
Dwight nnd Donald came iij > from
Portland Saturday night.
I).
J.
S c h o ll
BENDER’S CITY BAKERY
Tales of the Town
Auctioneer!!!!
36
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O. DeVERE
SATURDAY SPECIALS
S<»n|> (Duck brand) 7 bats Ini .....................................
Oyoten (Sta* brand) i»«’» can
Milk (Caroline Brand) per can
25c
... .-.................20c
......................... 13c
I ’nlstip (Star brand) half pint boll.It*.............................. l&c
Making powder, llyznn, I-lb. can... .............................. 06 c
Hakiiitf powder, Diamond W, I !1 lit. can
55c
Water glass, for egg pat-king, per (|uart
35c
Every Woman Wants
|be best things for her table if
the price be not prohibitive.
She enn have them by trail­
ing at t It is grocery. We have
solved the problem of how
to combine high quality
with low prices, «live us n
trial order and you’ll find
our solution perfect.
SMITH S GROCERY
W
a
1 k
Bl ock
a n d
S a v c
D i m e
Walter Hood and family, who are
visiting at the 11. \V. Titus home, uc
compnnicd the Titus family on p camp­
ing trip up Row river Saturday.
Th,> mournful processions go daily
about the streets and yet we will not
seriously enough think about our own
approaching end to protect our loved
ones against the dissolution o f these
earthly tabernacles. You could not pre­
vent your coming. You may not be
able to prevent your going. Today is
the appointed time to talk with Slet
calf about life insurance. Also fire in
siiranee in the nufent companies, jly lit f
Little Zclmn ltossermah returned to
her home in Springfield Saturday, a f ­
ter a visit with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Orooin.
Mr. and Mrs. (). II. Heine were in
Kugene Snturdny looking after the
property they recently purchased on
Thirteenth street.
J it n e y S e r v ic e G a r a g e ,
S p r a y , L o n n & ( ’ru s o n ,
p h o n e ").
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Lunch Goods
F’ork
kles.
Beans, Canned Fish, Canned Meats and Pic­
Fine for picnic lunch.
Have you tried Butter Nut Bread and Chase
born Coffee?
I hey make a dinner a pleasure.
San­
A . B ru n d & C o.
OROCER8
TO PARTICULAR
PEOPLE
P H O N E 65
Mrs. Andrew Brund returned Hun TO M A W B R E Y R E T U R N S TO
duy night from a visit with her sister
RE8UME IN SU RAN C E WORK
lit llalsey. Mrs. Brund stopped there
on her return from Portland, where
Tom Awbrey, formerly railroad and
she had gone with Mr. Krund to at­ express agent at Cottage Grove, has
tend the Hhriner convention.
' returned to I«ane county after about
Mrs. Wm. Turk went to Eugene seven years spent in California as
general agent for the Oregon Fire Re
Monday for medical treatment.
Ray \\_oolley has been spending his lief association. Mr. Awbrey has been
assigned the ¿igeney for the southern
vacation at home with the measles.
{»art o f Lane eounty and northern
Chickens, hogs, veal and cattle want­ I -----„
Douglas
and --- will —
have
offic e „ i t h
— ----
. » his ........
ed at the P e o p le ’s market.
mh.itfc | (River Vpatch, who has handled the as
W. F. Ryan was here this week from Isocia tion’a business here for the past
Portland disposing o f the dump earts | year. For the present Mr. Aw brey in
used last summer in construction work i tends to make his home in Kugene in
on Pacific highway.
j order that Mrs. Aw b rey may lx- with
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Campbell, o f her father, who is in very poor health.
Ijrkeview, were in the city Wednes- i
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day seeking friends who live here.
Mrs. Horace Cochran and children,
They were on their way home from a ■ o f Tiller, are visiting relatives here,
trip through the eastern nnd northern | Mr. Cochran was here over Thursday
part of the state.
Mr. Campbell is night o f last week.
the editor o f the L i k e County Kxum
Young roosters for sale. E. J. Kent,
incr.
Saginaw^ phone 38-F21.
7-1630pd
W e ’re a little out o f the way, but
For
sale.—
One
b
o
y
's
suit,
12
years,
what does a block or two amount to
and one gent '* suit, at Steen, tai­
when y o u ’re driving a c a r l It only
7 I'
take* a few seconds longer to reach lors.
the West Hide garage and w e ’ll try to
make it worth your while to have
taken the extra time. / Let Dick do it.
W.
Applewhite, prop.
jly2 tfc
M. M. degree Saturday eve
neighbors for many years in Illinois.
ning nt 7:45. Refreshments.
Dale Hawkins is up from Kugene
Visitors are extended cordial
this week.
invitation to be present.
County Commissioner Hpencer was up
W ORTH H ARVEY.
from Kugene Tuesday.
By order o f W. M.
I. B. Morris has bought from C. A.
Smith the former W. C. Conner prep
erty on west Main and the family has
moved in.
M i»« Marie Jones was up from Ku
“ A Broadway C o w b o y ’ ’ fits William
gene for the week end visiting with Desmond lik,. a glove. It has laughs
her parents, Mr. nnd Mr». J. I. Jones. and thrills, suspense nnd romance, and |
Mrs. F. W. Jacobs, accompanied by action aplenty. I t ’s the smiliest, cheer
her son Fred left Friday for n visit fullest, happiest, most surprisingly o r ig ­
with her daughter» in Portland.
inal and unique picture you have ever
The City Mint Msrket has pur­ seen! And wo mean it! A t the A r ­
chased a new Ford delivery truck from cade theater, Wednesday, July 21.
Woodson Brothers. K. J. Kdwnrds has
Rev. and Mrs. K. G. O. Groat leave
bought a Ford car from the same firm. today for Dexter, where Rev. Groat
Mr. and Mr«. M. F. Wyatt returned will preach Hunday. There will be no
Friday from Brownsville, where they services at the Bnptist church here
We will cleanse and dry the
visited at the home o f Mr». W y a t t ’s during Rev. Groat ’« absence But Hun­
sister.
family linen better at a very
day school will be held as usual.
Galloway writes insurance. 511 Main
moderate rate. Save work and
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Haskett, o f Se­
stri-ct.
7 1 * r t attle, are visiting at the home o f Mrs.
wear by calling -No. 79 wash­
Mrs. J. J. Dillon, o f Portland, is Baskett’s mother, Mrs. M. J. Fields.
day.
visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. P. They made the trip by motor.
II. Magee.
Mrs. Minnie K. Hurst and her nieces,
The I .a Hells Stewart family left Fri Htrnud, Hnoid and Delia Hurst, o f Hut­
day for a ramping trip up the M cKen­ son ville, 111., accompanied by Mrs.
zie.
Hurst '» «on. Roscoe Hurst, o f Portland,
Henry Munger and family, o f Hal motored up from Portland and s|>ent
scy, A. J. Fagala and family, o f Com the week end nt the J. A. Wright
*
stock, nnd J. 11. Itcnnett and family home. The Wrights and Hursts were
were guests nt thi* II. O. Bennett home
Mr. B. Wise and family enjoyed a
Su inlay.
nice outing on the McKenzie last Hun­
AND
Bill Desmond is no kill glove actor. day. but the day was marred by a near
He knows how to use his fists and fatal accident on the homewnrd jour­
like« to get his hair mussed up. H e ’s ney The two rear tires on his “ L i z ­
virile ami filled with the jo y o f liv ­ z i e ” blew out at the same time while
ing. .mil that personality registers with rounding a curve, nnd caused his ma­
wallop in " A Broadway Cowboy.” chine to upset. He says he will never
lie flutters feminine hearts and strikes again send his money to mail order
home with the opposite sci ns a man'» houses for tires but will use only the
man. His many admirers will vote Federal* sold by Hpruy Long & Cru­
7-2tfe
this romantic comedy his best picture. son at the Serv ice Garage.
I f he’s n stranger to any, h e ’ll make
Miss Dessie Harms and Miss Esther
an unforgettable impresaion. Arcade Silsby were in Eugene Tuesday.
theater, Wednesday, July 21.
Mrs. J. H. Mansur left Tuesday for
!
i
V A ;i* r
Mrs. K. R. Spencer and Mrs* Grace Portland to visit ‘ her daughter, Mrs.
’
V
^ V-’- :
YanBoskirk, of Kugene, accompanied Ernest Bi.-^iy.
■ S '~
"■
> f„..
t j'V l
by Mrs. YanB oskirk’s son Donald, at­
The J. V. Stewnrt, C. M, Parker
tended the reunion o f the Godard clan and John Groves families spent Hun­
Sunday at the home o f their parents, day on the McKenzie near the fish
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Godard.
hatchery.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Romainc, who
Mrs. Arthur Stewart returned Tues­
had been visiting at the home of Mrs.
day from Ashland. Hhe reports Mr.
M other is proud of her
Koinaine’s parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Htewart's health as greatly improved
j iJciiciou.: ¡ K fives, fruits
Kiuie. left Tuesday for their home in since going there.
Portland. They were accompanied by
j rtiul je llie s .
Mrs. Heelev Hankins and her mother,
Mrs. Romainc’a sister, Miss Geneva
t
J
Kiinc. Miss Biblred Hall and Miss Mrs. L. Beckett, o f Croswell. are vis it­ J
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ing at the W. V. Chapin home.
Sadie Garoutte.
c »mling
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Mr. nnd Mrs. William Wntson have
We have some new Cleveland sizes
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due in a few days. Better lenvc your returned from their honeymoon in P o r t­ » . *
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order at Nelson’s Auto Sales.
7- 16e land and are now at home at Curtin.
Mrs. Watson was Miss Audrey Anlauf.
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George Marksbury, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. John Webber, o f Spo­ 1
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his sister, Mrs. <>. M. Miller, and her
kane, Wash., are visiting at the home
son Gordon, motored to Belknap springs
o f Mrs. W e b b e r’s sister, Mrs. Roy
Sunday.
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Ewing.
Mrs. C. Rozine arrived Monday from
Miss Bernice Deeter returned to Eu­
Portland for a visit at the home of gene Tuesday, a fter a visit with her
:«• « »tini1
her daughter, Mrs. George Foster.
mother, Mrs. J. F. Wigle.
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Mrs. II. M. Grindle, o f Portland, is
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Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fields arrived
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. J. Strom, Tuesday, from Roseburg for a visit at
to«. U I »Kr l^ftr
at the l^tndon hotel.
the home o f Mrs. Fields' mother, Mrs.
).* t u: •!< inoliai rute Uà i on< r»iuc
Y’ es, we do repair work at the Over­ Rosa Currin.
ooney
land garage. We do not claim infa lli­
Mr. and Mrs. I). II. Hemenway left
bility but have behind ns ten years of Sunday by auto on a vacation trip to
experience in mechanical and electrical Tillamook.
work. Make and break or jump spark,
Joe Dnmewnod's bridge gang will
two or four cycle, auto, marine, light
begin repairs upon the Ninth street
or heavy stationary, we lain make it
bridge. A new floor is to be put in.
go nnd go right.
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Mr. and Mrs. Miles Pitcher and
Mrs. A. Ilenigman, of Curtin, visit­
Francis Wicks left Monday for St.
ed Sunday at the home o f her daugh­
.fehn. Wash,
ter. Mrs. Charles Cooley, and was nc
compnnicd home the following day by
her grandson, Howard Cooley. '
The Alta Kin g family motored up
from Kugene and spent Sunday with
Mrs. K in g's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. D.
It. Chamberlain. Mrs. Chamberlain re­
turned with them that evening
A. F. & A. M., Attention
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( ’. (i . V u lc a n i z ’^ W k s .
V ’u le a n iz in ^ , ‘r e t r e a d in g .
In business again at present for a
short time at the big hole in the wall
just hcross the street from Woodson
Mrs. J. S. Penis, with her smnll son, Brothers big new garage near the de
has arrived from Montesano, Wash., pot. Would like to buy nearly any
mid joined her husband, who is the thing the farmer raises— eggs and
new pastor o f the Presbyterian church, cream, especially.
Spot cash for e v ­
nnd who has been in the city for Sev­ erything. Feed and poultry supplies ns
ern I weeks.
cheap ns anywhere in town, i c a n ’t
Miss Aileen Armstrong, o f Kugene, pay you more than others, neither ran
is visiting her cousin, Miss Florence I sell you goods cheaper than other
McFarland.
dealers, but I can mahe you the very
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William Desmond comes to the Ar- best cash prices both on buying and
ciule theater neat Wednesday in “ A selling. J. F. Spray.
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