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SOCIETY
Social chat, a short musical program
and the regular monthly business meet
mg occupied the time of the Meth
odist ladies' aid society at its meet
iug Wednesday afternoon at the uouic
of Mrs. J. S, Benson. Mrs. Simpson
Hamrick and Mrs J. F. Godard served
a light luncheon consisting of nut sun
due and cake. Two very pleasing solos
were given by Miss Mary Ellen Hen
son.
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Miss Alberta Cavcrnler, of Portland,
and Mrs. Ernest Host, of Texas, were
guests at a picnic given in their honor
on Mushy creek Wednesday. Miss »'av
ender is visiting at the home of Mrs
Karl K. Mills and Mrs. Bost is the
guest of Mrs. Roy Short.
DIARY OF OPAL ENDS BUT
DISCUSSION DOES NOT
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Mlxtuns of Fact sud l’ oasi tile Fancy
Still Presents Problem Which
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Awaits Solution
Ini cliililreli are In re
DELINEATORS
A ND
this week
UUTTERICK
PA TTE RN S
THE
NOW HERE
QUALITY STORE- g o o d
in
limn)
new and pretty rulot
rftiiibinnt ions.
P r im i
36c to abe
s e r v ic e
(Continued from first page.)
n door knob miiy be considerisi thè
production of a preeoeiotis chili! bill
wlien alio teli- ber diary that " P i a r
l<ovi>, " a young mari ned friend, lina
ronfided to her (tildi no.t over a se.ii
yearolli) thè expcctcd arrivai ol a ha
Y O U N E V E R H A V E OC
by and stiva that " u n mie kuows thè
secret eveept Dear l.otc and ber hu»
C A S IO N TO H E A R T H E
band and m e " and a doaeii or Ho of
H O U S E W IF E
WHO
her |H'ts of which -he gives their elsa
sic a a l i n a «me w onderà if thè ni'igh
WEARS
bora were prone to eoa fide to tln-
Mrs. K. G. t). Groat entertaiued her fairv of thè «tonda sudi delicate se
Sunday school class of the Baptist creta, or whi'ther thè incidcnt may not
liuto heen tiraggi al ili to gite a chance
church Tuesday forenoon in the park.
GLASSES
to parade a rare picee o f huninr.
THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS
$ $ $
The oft repente«!
statement
that
Mrs. Ray Trask entertained the M.
aomplain about misplacing
P. G. club at her home Wednesday nf "m eu are sudi n Ideasi ug to bave
»»r bothering with two pairs
ter noon, the afternoon being spent about " w ill, by niuny of experieuce,
on the lawn, where u bonfire and re must certami«' la* lab«*IU'«l thè proviti«'
j f glasses.
freshments were enjoyed. Mrs. Trask’s timi of a vcry young mimi or thè ha
I » Krvptoks she carries
guests, besides members o f the club, nioruus fantasv of au oltler mie.
l f ivo presume that thè «liary iva»
included Miss Alberta »'av ender. of
botli visions in one pair of
Portland. Mrs. Ernest Host, of Texas, written in latt-r bfe, thè ipiestimi must
solid lenses all the time.
Mrs. Belle Hanson and Mrs. S. A. then arìse: \\ as it so »ritt«'ti vviih pre
Davis, of Minneapolis, and Miss Nellie meditateli intent to deeeive or dui thè
Hut uo one can tell they (
girl huve a ilaal |H'r»niinlity f Did she.
Myers.
are bifocals, because of the
us mniiv of mi eorrespondeiita ask me
absence of seams.
Playmates gathered yesterday after to believe, hnve a spiritual beiug when
noon
at the home of Horace Elliott, she became a rhild and w rute m thè
Rifocals may not be re
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Elliott, on spiri! thè tliings which hnve brought
quired in your case, but if
»¿iiinry avenue, for a birthday party to her reai self so nitidi of glnry ami
any kind ot glasses will help
in honor of bis seventh birthday. so mudi of censure. And if written in
you to see better wo. can
»•antes, refreshments and a birthday reni life. would her stunt not ln> al
cake helped in the eutertain-n -nt «if must as remarkable as i f III,, diary
serve you to your entire
were protiuce«l in thè manner daimislf
his little guests.
satisfaction.
After u stmlv of thè muss of cor
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Bring your sight troubles
Mrs. W. G. Beattie’» Presbyterian respomlcnce 1 bave received froni ev
Sunday school class entertained her erv point of thè cornila ss, after follow
to us.
yesterday afternoon with n picnic on mg rnany leads which ut first scemisi
certain to produce something definii
Mosbv creek.
1 must uduiit that I ilo not fe«‘| that
Eating R u in Steaks This Week.
*•»' evidence i- irrefutably condusiv
John Grove« and son Irl got a 150 ' ¡ther way. 1 believe that 1 will m
pound bear Suudav while <>n an out : time he able to give a story which
Eyesight Specialist and Optician
mg up Mosbv creek. John got the first will be bar he.I by r.mdusivc evident-«
Factory on Premise»— Phone 362
shot and I d finished the job.
in regard to both the foster-parent
■ fantasy and tie genuinene«« ol l:o k id
SSI Willamette St., Kugene, Oregon
'genuineness of the diary, but tlii're
' so Hindi «>f possibility and probability
that 1 would not venture u positive
i statement as to what the probable fu
lure story is going to prove or <li
j prov e.
It may be said with certainty that
N U R SE M ILK S
I most of those who have always known
405 Monroe Av cuue
Mr. and Mrs. Jeptha Hart went to
j the Whiteleys and Opal, tire more firm
Eugene yesterday to consult a physi-
j than ever in th<- belief that the foster
Confinement cases a specialty.
ciau. Mr. Hart is still suffering from
parent fantasy is fol «1«* ro| ami many
No contagious cases accepted.
after effects of the flu.
of these are severe in their eritirism
«if the things whii-h have bi’en allowed
Mrs. J. D. Culp, o f Portland, was in
to appear in the diary which tend to
DR. C. E. FROST
the city yesterday to attend the fyner
give the idea that Opal was an over
a) o f her mother. Mrs. W. W. Hawley.
Office in Dawson Building.
worked and abused little girl. Sudi
Mrs. .V. Murphy, of Grants Pass, nr
Phone 47
are prone to reeollert an entirely dif
ri\ed Wednesday for a visit at the
ferent kind of treatment of Opal and
Oregon
Cottage Grove
home of her daughter, Mrs. J. A.
the other members of the Whiteley
Crenshaw.
.
family.
A!*<> the production of i
Miss Daisy Johnson and Miss Win-
R. M c C A R G A R . D. D. S.
diary of some 150,00»* words by a lit
nifred Coldwell, o f Ashland, are visit
D EN TIS T
tie girl during the year between her
ing at the home of Mrs. Fred Beidler,
sixth and seventh birthdays, us stated
Miss Johnson's sister.
Neuralgia relieved instantly by
in Atlantic, all printed most laborious
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wills, o f Weed.
local application. Residence 117
ly in the cramped print of a child and
Calif., were here to attend the funeral
south Third street; office A r
the pagi's childishly deconitod in col
of Mrs. Wills' mother, Mrs. W. W.
cade building. Fifth and Main.
ored pencil art, would seem to alone
Hawley.
Phone: office, 35; re»., 136 R
furnish nl| a child rould do in that
Mrs. Henry Woltz and daughter
length of time outside of school hours
Delma, of Albany, are visiting at the
It can not be denied that the diary
home of Mrs. Woltz's cousin, Mrs. T.
J. E Y O U N G
shows its author to have been a most
G. Nudtell.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
extraordinarily industrious child.
Fiugal Hinds ran his new Chevrolet
The diary is interwoven with inci
Office on Main avenue.
into J. A. Elliott's chicken park fence
dents that are known to have hup
Cottage Grove
•
Oregon
and killed $7.50 worth of pullets.
pened in the chronological order n
Mrs. Herbert Watts, daughter of H.
which they are so entertainingly re
J. Shinn, and daughters Maurine and
lilted urn! they are told with a detail
H. J. S H I N N
Helen Maxine, left Wednesday for
that would not seem possible under n
their home in New Haven, Conn.
ATTORNEY A T LAW
presumption that the diary was written
Mr. and Mrs. Oden Riley, of Idaho
and notary public. Practices in
in Inter years, yet the fact that the
Falls. Ida., arrived by car Tuesday
ail courts. Twenty-five year» ex
author has re|M-ntedly written, even
from Los Angeles and visited with the
perienee.
during the publication of the din(y.
Hemenways. They ezpeet to spend a
for verification of dates and facts
few days in Portland and then return
Bader Bldg., Cottage Grove, Ore.
gives the doubters ali t ie eviilenre
borne.
they ask to confidently affirm that the
Stella M. Clow, who had been visit
little girl they knew could not and did
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
A L T A K IN G
not do many of the inconsistent things
A. Clow, left Wednesday for her home
ATTORNEY AT LAW
stated in the diary.
at St. Helen*.
One thing can be said with posi
Collections, Probate, Notary
Mrs. Belle Hanson and her mother, j
tiveness and that is that it re
Mrs. 8. A. Davis, o f Minnenpolis, are
Publio
maiu«'«l for Opal Whit« ley, nature
visiting for a few days at the R. S.
771 Willamette St., Eugene, Ore.
tutored wild rambler rose of tb«‘
Trask home.
Oregon woods of the Cottage Grove
Mrs. Ralph Walster, of Marble Rock,
country— to produce what i« one of the
H. W . TITU S. D M. D.
la., is visitiug at the home of her
most remarkable pieces of literuture
E X P E R T D E N T IS T R Y
brother, Roscoe Yearous.
ever put into print and at the saui«-
Otto Miehel is here from Ashland
time to give to the wot Id mi untie
Modern equipment. First Nation
v ¡siting at the home of his daughter,
lieveable, yet believable, s'ory of fos
al Bank Bldg. Office hours 0 a.
ter parentage. Both are fail of proha
Mrs. J. A. Elledge.
m. to 12 m., 1 to 6 p. m. Eve
bilitie* and iinprobabilitu-■«: entrain ng
nings or Sundays by appointment.
in interest; stranger than fiction, if
fact; stranger than fact, if fiction.
Incidentally both have combined to
J. S. M E D L E Y
make what probably is t ie best news
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Other Stomach Troubles Relieved in
story that ever has broke i in Oregon,
I Two .Minutes, by
one which even those having uo ae
taking a heaping
quaintunce
with any of th< parties con
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
| ti a j,. smt nl of .IO J <) i
cerued r«'ad with enthrall d interest,
Building
in a glass of lint
and psychologists, psychic-, students
Eugene
Oregon
water.
Absolutely
of human nature have rind i resented to
—I harmless.
them a problem— a mystery, if you
Sold by All Druggists.
i^ .
please— which as y«-t s«-«-nn inexplica
ble.
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Card of Thank i.
We wish t«i thunk nur friend« and
neighbors for their deep syiipnthy mid
many net» «if kindne»» in the recent
I ohh of our beloved hu»b:iiiil ami father,
Edwin M. Crawford.
Mrs. Margaret Crawford,
Mr. and Mr*. George Crawford,
The State Accident Commiaaion requires an X-ray picture to
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Crawford,
Mr. and Mr*. Jame:« Demon,
be taken ot every accident where there is a fracture or dis-
Bert Lemon.
K B Y P T O ir
IV.
NEW H A L F HOOKS
JU LY AUtIUHT
IV.
J u l y E n d s H e re F r id a y a n d S a t u r d a y W ith
, S p e c ia l S a le O ffe rin g s — N o te the S a v in g s
F in a l J u l y S a l e o f
NJuslin J J n d e r w e ar
Lovely qua I it,» sheer line earn hr ie, lunge lot li ami nainsmik mi
ilergunnents daintily Inuimetl uilli lace ami embroidery, melml
mg corset covert*, gowns, skills, «'Itemise, He.
ONE T HIRD OFF REGULAR PRICE
S a le o f
S il k
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»if crepe de clime, glove silk ami washable sal ill.
Ibiihty ntlrnclive limbi
things cm bod) mg all ol the effective lace ami ribbon trimmings at very low
prices.
Mil
special
ONE FOURTH OFF REGULAR PRICE
sale
Sherman W. Moody
Professional Cards
Final July Sale Waists
Every waist in the stun' is melml« d in this sale at
Tales of the Town
GAS AND ACID STOMACH
X-RAY
locatiou or where one is suspected. The only X-ray machine
in Cottage Grove eapahle to make every kind of a pietur«' is at
the (ottage Grove Hospital, owned by I)r. Wendt, surgeon
f ° r the State Accident Commission in ease of any accident.
H AVE YO U
F O U N D IT ?
— your own correspondence paper that exactly suits your
hand and individuality in finish, shape and tint?
Cook over the wide range of styles in our Katon Crane and
Pike stock of stationery. You will find them correct and
charming, and moderate in price, considering style and qual-
ity.
The
SOLE AGENTS
W h ite
P h arm acy
FOR T H E S T R A D I V A K A
PHONOGRAPH
Another Tie Game.
Tie game» seem to be the fad in
thi» section. Ham Muckin’» nggrega
tion of ball player» met the l.ondon
team on the latter’s ground* Tu«'*d:iy
evening nml when diirknes» brought :m
end t«i the performance* the wore wa*
it to it.
For Sale— 1 40 h. p. Russell steam
boiler; 1 12 h. p. Case boiler.
Plain view Lumber Company, Cur
tin, Ore,_________________ 7-30, H-I3pd
CALL
FOR
O x fo rd s, P u m p s a n d
S lip p e rs
FOR W O M E N A N D M IS S E S
including entire stock of black nml while low
shoes'ami pumps ill all styles a id sizes. The
sizes arc somewhat broken bill your six«' is
probably lo re in one or more styles. On sab*
todav at a reduction of
,*r Saturday Ends General
Sale Children’s Dresses
Th«'ri is no indication of cheaper ginghams for next year ami mollici
will limi much economy in supplying her needs in them* handsome and
pretty gingham dresses in sixes from two to sixteen years. There is
now a very large selection and the styles an* all new, attractive nml the
kind that will lie just as good another season. Note the low prices
$ 1.39 $ 1.95 $ 2.19 $ 2.79 $ 3.19
Final A pron Sale
F R ID A Y A N D SA T U R D A Y
Pretty and durable percale and ginghams, printed figures, plaid striped ami
cheeked effects, both light and dark colors. Helled models, youthful round
neck lines m-ntly trimmed with huttons. Some with V locks and cleverly
attached pockets. All go at these final duly sale prices.
$2.(Hi valu es now
.................. $1.39
$2.25 to $2.50 valu es now
$1.79
$2.75 to $2.95 values now
$2.19
BIDS
Notice is hereby given by the «1 i-
i*trict No. 45, Dane
rector* of school ilir
county, Oregon, that sealed bids will
be received until mam on Align»! it,
1920, for the c«in»truction of Ivvu play
»beds, as per plan» and specification#
on file with the district clerk.
The board «if director* reserves the
right to reject any or nil bids.
Dated at Cottage Grove, Oregon, this
27th day of July, 1920.
WORTH
7-30JM «
OFF REGULAR PRICES
HARVEY,
District Clerk.
F I N A L S A L E OF
Silk Poplin D resses
FOR F R I D A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y O N L Y
C H O IC E $9.95
These dresses are all new models received about six weeks ago and are a
rnr«' bargain. No two models are alike. The colors are eopen blue, navy,
gray ami black. The sixes are 36 to 42.