Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., July 23, 1920, Image 3

Tales of the Town
SOCIETY
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GREAT
f ra n tili inni I Viirl ICobi riiion l i f t yen
»••nlny f«»r F i l w r t o n to vimt rullitiv*».
CHEVROLET MODEL ••490“ TOURINO CAR
r. o.
li
$930 20
('o ttani' d ro v e
'I'lie M o ijil “ Tf'in” C lievrolet lian lieeume a irta iiila n i na
I muai u tility . Out o f tlie m ine than Hill omkes ol iiiiloinoliileN
in A iiieriea tin lay, the “ 190” I'lie v ro le l u* tlie only fu lly
ei i it 1 1 >| m i I e ar Using the Nlaiulal'il three a|iee<l aeleetive tram e
linaiuoli, s illin g lo r lean than +HMMI.
T h e average man o f oioilerale nieaiia eau aalely eliooae tliia
riitfi/e illy lim it eeoiiiiioieiil ear for iinexenlleil Nervina. Aak
any «nie o f the t*IM|,<MM) ownera alm iit lio a a lia fa e lion givvii
l»y Ina t ’hevrolel am i we feel aale that a aale to you w ill lu­
tile reaiilt.
CHEVROLET SHOCK ABSORBERS
T h ere are many types o f alioek aliaorlii ra on the m arket
a<la|iteil to vnrioiia cara Moat o f theae are m tem leij to e lim ­
in ate tin- reliu iiin l o f a ear a lte r the rmul ahoek ha* Iwen met
liy the w rin g » . The ( ‘h e \ro le t ahoek aliaorla-r, which la
mou ut i-i I ou a ll four n | iritiffM, not only au|i|iroso-a the i-etaiiiiiil
o | On) 4 ir, lin i ;Jsii neta a a cnahioii a iliiit louai to the springs.
A* C h evrolet e< I it ] 111 lei 1 w ith thla ahoek illiaurlier ia a revelation
o f rii li li if i-o o ay it
You ra n i u It- uvei the tiea ol a ra ilro a il
tru ck w ith o u t in ju ry to the ear or »pring» am i wi t h a m in i­
mum o f ahoek to the oeeiipallili Tina aliaorlier will pay fur
ila e lf th ro u g h :
*
K lin iiiia tio n ol hrokeii springs anil spi mg holla
Iteilui-eil wi-ar on lirea.
Iteilueeil (ii-preeiatiou anil repnira.
A ffo n I in if the ru lin g em iilo rl o f tin- large, high priced
I
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a
i
car.
Let ua maiali a set o f tlu-ai- ahoek ahsorhers on your ear.
I f they ilo not prove satisfactory the coat ot installation will
he refluitici).
Y our»
for
Service
Smith Motor Car Company
i* V ¿
\
^!!§gV $J
su ll power
in every drop
"Red Crown” ia all-re*
finery gasoline with the
full and continuous chain
of boiling points neces­
sary for ready starting,
quick and Btnooth acceler­
ation, steady, dependable
power and long mileage.
It is made to meet the re­
quirements of your en­
gine. Look for the “Red
Crown” sign before you
fill.
Gasolina
o f
Q uality
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(C tlllo r a it)
T. U Sudtell, Special Agt., Standard Oil Co., Cottage Orove, Ore
DISTRIBUTORS
DORT AND REO C TOURING
CARS
.
A N D G. M.
TRUCKS
GENERAL REPAIR WORK—WORK GUARANTEED
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES. TIRES AND TUBES
CARS FOR HIRE—DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
S IX T H
Wert*
A
STR EET GARAGE
Perini, Props.
Phone 4 3
Sixth and Washington
Health and Happiness
are within reach of the own­
er of one of our new model
bicycles. It will enable him
to get out where the air is
pure. It will take him away
from the monotony of the
town. Regular riding of one
of these wheels will put you
in splendid physieal and
mental condition. It will
prove better and pleasanter
medicine than any other you
eould take.
HARRY RENTLE
Cottage Orove Qeneral Repair Shop
400 Main Street
Mr. and Mr«. A. A. Ito-liinoiid enter
tained a few fro nils info rm ally Friday
H 1«. .Mio ki n
bum-hull l u m i %
% 1 11
evenin g of last week. Those present
to Knw K i v i t t o n i g h t f or a k h i . im * vai M i were Mr
und Mi«. Nelson Durham,
tin* How If « v •* r t«iiiii
Mr and Mr». K. W. A m ies, Mr. and
Mr inni Mm. Curl
Juft yvn- Mrs. H L. M arkin , Mr. und Mrs ( E
I» »ilny for rtnlfio, h lit ri* Mr. AI m I i *«! I uiphrey, Mr. mid Mrs. E lb e rt Ib de, j
Mr«. A lo e Richmond and Miss Eva
will itf1 1 *n 1 1 tin« Kilo« eonveiition.
Richmond
Mi r Richmond e ntertained
Mm, Alta Him ili, who limi l#«*en vinil
with a number o f voeal solo». Light
n»K Mr«. Huy Kwm^ nn«l Mm. K«l.
r e f r cm I iihcii I» were served.
Tullnr, return«*«! y«*nti*r«Jfiy to h«*r borne
ut KtMiiinon.
A number o f the younger m arn isi
Mr. r» n « I Mm. Hum Nil/or him ! non Or
peuple of the c ity piensa nt ly surpriMed !
rm rrtiifiieil to KutfiMM* y«*nl**rilnyt nfU*t Mr. und Mr». George M atthew», new
I vmit nt the home o f Mm. N n/ o r’fl lywed». V\ «•flu« Hiluy «•% 'fini}'. T b * you h k [
mother, Mm. Kiln VViInori.
i'oii(il«* f««'«'i v«*«l it fi ufiibir <»f
Mm. Muiirie«« M< K ibben urn I ehil U ri • 1 pr«‘tty ^ i f h
Aft«*r au i*\<?ni «g ot
«Iren left yenterilny for Wheeler to ROf-ittl Fuat find HÌii}'iri}'f
rvtnm h
vini! at the home o f .lenne Mt’ Kiblren, rni'iit.« wi r«* f*«*r y •••!.
Mr. M«1 Kibben V brother.
Mr» V. H. ( « o f f ’N «i I h km of Kirin wuo
Il O. Muiliy hnn bought the Jonen
«•iiti rf aifii'd
Tu«* *«lay
«*v« niiiK
with
|»rojH*rty on \\ uwliiuftMii avenue.
Kutfi«*Mf $«•«• e n i im und otb«*r n*fr«*i*b
iiii iitk ut tl«<‘ M« ll»o«liwt «diur« h by lb«'
o t b * r «I«•»»««• 4 o f tki* Hundfiy h «*I i 4» o | hi
tin- wiiiiu r hi th«’ firMt ln|* o f th*’ auto
rail* ton tout I»«* iiik 4'on«luct«'<l
tlur«-.
T b « r«M’<* in ju«l|'<‘<f on utt**nilam»*, j^inn
hi un iii I htm I i i j » and uvt ru^t- Foil*« » ion
L O NDO N
♦*»»« b H«*«’k.
+ +
(Hpw*|fil to T h e Hentin«*l.)
T b * M. I*, d . Flub gtithi*i»rd Tu« •- ia)
•Iiily SSI. I H | » i i n j f e r i b e r j ( left Fri*
«Iny for W arrenton in re«|>onne to i» aft<*rii«M#ri at th«- horn«* of Mm. Klbrrt
h k l'rnni iiiinmiiMin}' the n«*riou*» illn«**«« Hmitli tor th«* lîi*t r«’KTilrir inwtinjg «»f
of hin mother, Imt h«*r «lenth oeeurre«J ili«* y«*ar. A «iainty I uih I h oii wiim M**rv **d
follow iiiK an uft«*ruoon of norial i n t e r
b efo m hm arriv nl.
Culvin Mnrlow, o f Ixirane, npent th«* t a i nuii'iit. Invited KU«-«tH imluiieil M ihk
Mfirgnret ('riiim r, o f Oakland, ( ’alif.,
w«*ek eml with friemln here.
Mr. und Mm. Ilert Butighrnnn, J o h n Mm. K. W. JlorniF, «>f Kalo Alt«»,
Hmall and W. T . J o n e * I«*ft Wrilnewlay C alif., Mr*. II. T. H a rtley , <»f H* ml,
and Mm. Kllirrt I N r .
for eantern Oregon, wh«‘r* Mr. Itaugli
♦ ♦ ♦
man und Mr. Hmall hope to benefit
William Hkidmof#*, n f f!o m ito fk , n
their hetilth.
Min» Kenn C o * # o f the Orove, npent gradan te of the C o t t a l o fi rovo high
u few «Inyn o f Innt we« k ut th«* home school find o f the I T i i v«TMÌty o f Or«*
K««n, and M íhk F i t a Dillard were rnar
of h«*r brother Ihiward.
Mr. und Mm. .lohn l'owell um! non rie«! Tijcuday in KoNobarg. Th«*y are
Norvul Mini M r. and Mm. Kobort Hmall Mprnilih}' t h e ir honeymiH»n at Newport.
Mr. Hkidmore plain« to take | m » m | gm«l
mirforod t«» the J . T . Hmall home Hun
(late work at the univ« ruity thin win
dny.
t«*r nml Mm. Hkiilmore will teach in
Mr. und Mm. Ilowurd C o x und ehil
th«* Kugene MFhool».
«lr«*n w«*r«* in the <«rove Katurday.
Mr. nn«i Mm. Will Manney rnotore«)
I t r«»Mtn .V a m«»nth t«f let your Miib
to th«* Orove Humluy.
acription run over. Wat« h your label. *
WESTERN
ROUNDUP
C OMP Y
Scratch ’em Cowboy
Nero, the world » champion bucking bull.
Row de-Dow and White Cloud, and 50 more of the hardest
bucking horses that ever came down the pike.
Will be in action at the baseball ground» at Cottage Orove
July 31 — August 1
July 31 Performance 6 p. m.—Augu»t 1 Performance 2 p. m.
Neighborhood News
HEBRON.
(H jm - cìh I t » The Mentine!.)'
J u l y 21.— A .o n , Vernon Anteil, wan
bora J u l y 14 to Mr. mol Mm. J u . b l
Doolittle.
* lr. Klkins »m l Mr. M e tie r, of Ku
gene, v in t r d lust Th u rs d a y at the F.
< Führ er home.
Mr». Mam H» eel lami, o f Portland*,
IviHÍteil part of laut week a t the home»
of her brother ami «inter, J . A. Powell
I nail Mr». N. VV. White.
Mr». J o h n Kebellns-k «pent the week
eml in the (trove.
Mr. rimi Mr«. J . A. Powell anil »on
Norwtl utten.lril the barn-boll gam e at
Divide Niimlny.
(iramlpu (iilhnni
ha« been
quite
poiirly the pa»t week.
('.
(iillium ra m e over from Com
ntork anil »pent the week end with hi«
fam ily.
I .it tin V iv ian W hite i» »till quite
«irk with the mi-n»le».
l-t-uuiml and K a t i e Gilrrist are »irk
with the menale».
Mr. and Mr». I j i j o i e and two daugh
ter», o f Lynx llnllow, visited : l . part
o f l:i«t week at thV home o f Mr». L . D.
Raff.
The J o h n and Georg e K ebelbeek fain
ilie» nttended ehiirrh in the Orove
Monday.
Mr. and Mr». H arvey T a y l o r mid
family attended r h ig e h in l.ondon Hull-
day.
D E LIG H T V A L L E Y .
(Mpeeinl to T h e S e n tin e l.)
J u l y 22. T h e I. J . Hi idler, Claude
Planter and Ja n ie » Planter fnmilie»
and Mr». Alma Henr», o f the Orove,
were Monday gue»t» nt the E . J . Sear»
home.
The W. K. Nixon, Hugh Nixon and
Oar nr Jn e k ao n fnm ilie» and E leano r
Nixon pienieked Sunday at Lnndax,
a b u s e l.owell, and visited the 0 . C.
E llio t t family.
T h e W. A. W itch e r and Fred W itrh e r
fnmilie» ramped out S a t u r d a y night
and Sunday at the b ridge thi» aide o f
l«owall.
Mr. and Mr», Dun Shaw, o f I ’endle-
ton, viaited Monday- uigbt and Tin-«
day nt the Oacnr Jn e k ao n home.
The Snginnsv bridge ¡» eloaed for
repair» and ear» jniiat now go to the
»teel bridge to ero»» the river.
Reginald Haight haa the measles.
T h e W. M. Hlakely girl» hav e the
men »lea.
T h e Ray Nixon and F lie k fam ilie s
were up from E ugene T ue sd ay ev en in g
anil visited a t C. A. M oore'».
Mr». Alma Sears, o f the Grove, ¡»
spending a few day» at the home o f
her son, E rnest.
Mr. Hnkanson w in here Wednesday
frmn Oakland on business.
T h e Conner brothers are b alin g hay
fo r E. J . Sear» and J . W. S h a ttu c k .
Mr». Arthur Sm ith and Imby expect
to limve S atu rd ay fo r t h e ir home nt
Waunn.
Mr». Alfred Oornutt and daughter
V iv ia n wiH accom pany the l ’reston
I j i k e fam ily, o f Kiddle, oi^ a three
weeks motor trip to Escondido, C alif.,
to visit t h e ir mother, Mr». Luke, and
to S a n t i a g o to visit an uncle.
Fred W itch e r motored to Eugene
Wednesday.
T h e W a lt e r lju-ky- fam ily and Mr.
and Mr». It. L. Riding» »|ient Sunday
at the Conner home.
T h e J . A. J e l l futility drove down to
the Fuqua» near Creswell Sund ay a f ­
ternoon.
Mr». K. J . K ent eelebrn ted her b irth
day with a party Monday ev en in g I n ­
vited gue»t» were the Horn, Jnek aon .
Henr*, W itcher, J n l l and the several
Nixon families, and Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Hall, o f the Orove. T h e hostess served
ico cream and cake. |
Dick Hickson
STATIONERY
MAGAZINES AND
LATEST MUSIC
Seventh and Main
JU N K
Pay for Your Loafing Time
You aren’t in the habit of getting paid for your loafing
tim e, are you f Here’s one way you can achieve that result.
T h e UK.• of a Fordson tractor cuts down manyfold the number
o f hours required by yourself and your teams to do your farm
w ork. You make more from your farm and still have a lot of
time le ft for yourself wliieh you formerly consumed in work.
^ "it d o n ’t use the time, yet you get paid for it just the same.
Isn't (hat getting paid for loafing timet Let us demonstrate
the greatest piece of farm machinery invented since the earth
came into existence.
GO TO WOODSON’S FOR FORDSONS
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H IT O L D H . C . L.
\\ hen you use Cottage Orove flour, you save the charge
nee.ssarily made on other flour for freight and handling, ami
the saving is large enough to be quite an item in the y ear’s
expenses. Naturally you should wish to use a home product,
even were there no difference in the price, so there is a
double inducement for the use of your home flour.
THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
W E WANT ANY KIND AND
ALL YOU HAVE
Cottage Grove
Junk Company
2-4 Pacific Highway
Phone 5
GROVE TRANSFER
COMPANY
Furniture Moving and
Gteneral Jobbing
All kinds o f
F. W
PE PFOR MANCE, C O U N TS
FEATURES YOU GET
EXCLUSIVELY IN
JA CO BS. P R O P R IE T O R
Rea. P ho ne 2 1 -F 3
O f f ic e P hone «
ATTENTION— GROWERS OF
SEEDLING CHERRIES
Your children or others can
make good money picking the
fruit off seedling trees, that is
unfit for the market or can­
nery—just tumble them into a
box and ship to us. We extract
the seed for propagating pur­
poses. Address
OREGON NURSERY COMP Y
< Ireneo, t Iregon
Dick Hickson
H A R N E S S AND
SHOE REPAIRING
LOGGERS AND WORK
GLOVES
S e v e n t h and Mai n
PEARL OIL
(KEROSENE)
HEAT and LIGHT
K aro Fudge T h is require» 2 square»
INSTANT
o f chocolate, 1 cup o f chop|ied nuts,
'll cup cold milk, 2 cup* sugar, 1-3
MEAT
cup Karo syrup, 2 tablespoonfu ls b u t ­
W
HEN
AND
ter, 1 tenspoonful vanilla. Cook the
W
HERE
NEED ED
milk, sugar and K a ro in n pan until
it forms n soft bull in cold water. R e ­
move from fire nnd add vanilla, b u t ­
»TAMUAÄD O U COMPANY
ter nnd nuts. Heat until cream y and
pour in b uttered puna. When cool, cut T. O. S U D T E L L , S P E C I A L A O E N T
STANDARD O IL 0 0 ., Cottage Orove
into aquarea.
The Camshaft and Crankshaft
The camshaft used in MACK trucks
is a special alloy steel forging, hard­
ened and accurately ground. The cam»
and spiral gear for driving the oil pump
are integral with the camshaft. The
shaft is unusually large, very rigid and
runs in three bronze bearings. The cams
operate hollow valve lifters. By using
lif ters with rollers mounted on glass-hard
inns, and properly guided, there is no
measurable wear resulting after a test of
12,000 miles. The cams and bearing sur­
faces are heat-treated and case-hardened.
Like the camshaft, the crankshaft is
cut from a drop forging of special anal­
ysis steel, the bearings hardened and
ground. The crankshaft has its main
journals and crank-pins case-hardened.
Many engine makers use small crank­
shafts and heat treat them for strength.
The MACK'S massive shaft is stronger
than could be necessary without heat
treatment. In addition it is very stiff.
It is stiffness that is most desired in a
crankshaft. The MACK crankshaft will
not whip.
The MACK is the only truck having a
case-hardened crankshaft and camshaft.
F. A. Garetson & Son
AGENTS
MACK INTERNATIONAL MOTOR
TRUCK CORPORATION