Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., August 13, 1920, Image 2

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WEEKLY PROGRAM
Fri., Aug. 13 “ One of the
Finest,” by Tom Moore. Tom
plays the role of a traffic cop
in Frisco.
International News, latest
current events of the day.
Tues., Aug. 17 “ The'Wom­
an Under Cover,” by Frit rie
Brunette. Night lift* in all the
sham splendor of tinsel and
gold is vividly depicted in
"The Woman Under Cover.”
Sat.,
Aug.
14—“ Faptain
Kidd, Jr.,” by Mary Pickfonl.
“ llis Only Father,” by Her-
old Llovd.
Wed., Aug. IS “ An Inno­
cent Adventuress,” by Vivian
Martin.
Romance and Rough House,
a comedy.
Sun
Aug. IS—‘‘llis Di-
vorced W ife,” by Monroe Sal-
isbury.
“ Glutton for Punishment,'
Mutt and J e f f .
Pat he Review, motion pie-
tures in colors.
Mon., Aug. 16—"Out ‘o f
Luck,” by Dorothy Gish.
com-
“ Lion in the House
edy.
Thu., Aug. 19 “ The Feud.”
by Tom Mix. Another one of
Tom's famous pictures. In this
picture you will see the blar­
ing o f the Santa Fe trail west­
ward* by the blood of the pio­
neers: you will see people baek
in the ante helium days, in the !
period of hoop skirts, men with
long whiskers on their faces,
and hair triggers on their guns.
“ His First Kiss,” comedy.
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SOCIETY
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F a c to r y on p re m ise s - P h o n e 362
881 W illam ette 8t., E ugene, Oregon
W e have, just received two cases of
outing flannel, light and dark, fancies
and plain. Prices am high in com­
parison with former years but w e
would advise our customers to buy
outing flamml NOW while the ass­
ortment is complete.
Carson, Pirie
Scott, large whole­
saler’s Chicago buyer, who has just
returned from the eastern mill cen­
ters says "as to outing flannel, the
largest manufacturers have no first
quality goods to sell at any price.
Mills do not seem to be able to get
the production they figured, with the
result that they are all tied up with
contracts. 1 believe that the greatest
difficulty will com e in Se pt e mbe r
and October when there will be a
grand scramble for any kind of these
goods.”
OLD THEORY MAY BE RIGHT
Tales of the Town
IS DEFECTIVE SIGHT IN
TERFERINO WITH YOUR
BUSINESS?
Why punish your eyes
with neglect, when proper
glasses will correct your de­
fective cision ami enable
your eyes to enjoy the com-
tort they deserve!
Perhaps the solution to
your problem lies in
Outing Flannel
F r o m o u r I n t e re s t in g n eig hbors, t h e
S o u th sea Islanders, we h a v e th e word
“tabo o," so e x p re s s iv e In th e co m p lete
ag re e m e n t of Its so u n d w ith Its m e a n ­
ing th a t t h e r e Is n o th in g so u d is p m le
In o u r o w n la n g u a g e
to give th is
th ou ght.
In Its orig in al sen se. It Is a c u rio u s
c o m b in a tio n of conflicting Ideas. It Is
th e P o ly n e s ia n tabu, moulting sacred .
Y et to Its o w n p eo p le It e x p r e s s e s th e
s a m e th o u g h t for w hich we h a v e s p
p re p r in te d It. O rig in ally a religious
cerem o n y t h a t cou ld nuly he Im posed
by priests. It w a s l a t e r a p p lie d to a n y ­
th in g w hich for so m e s a c r e d re a s o n
m ust tie tabooed.
It c a m e to re p r e s e n t a n Im p o rta n t
In s titu tio n In (he life of t h e people,
reach in g III every p h a s e o f th e i r lives
e n fo rc e d u n d e r p e n a lty of d e a th . S a c r i­
fices to th e gists, f e s tiv e seaso n s, even
m a r it a l r e la tio n s a n d th e coofriug a n d
e a ti n g of f<*>d all w e re a t t e n d e d by
th e i r p a r t i c u l a r tattoo. M o th e rs a n d
d a u g h te r s , f o r Insfanee, w e r e not | smp ,
m ille d to e a t w hut hud been p re p a r e d ,
fo r th e i r men.
T h o u g h t h e efficacy of p ro h i b it io n s
such ns th is Is q u estio n a b le , th e tuhoo
sy stem , by v irtu e of m any la u d a b le
rulings, h a s had. It Is said, a very 1
beneficial effect u p o n t h e people.—
l l . r m t n c N eustndtl.
being th e gu est of honor. T he Indies
of th e p a r t y w ent out in th e afte rn o o n
uud th e ir h u sb a n d s followed at six
o'clock. S w im m in g an d a picnic lunch
were enjoyed. F. A liarctao n, of Alton,
111., whose w ife was form erly a n M.
E x p e rt D riv ers and D ared ev il Mallet I P. U., was am on g t h e guests.
T h a t M alaria Is C a u se d by E m a n a ­
Men Follow Ball R egardless
tio n s F ro m th e Soil Is P ro b a b ly
♦ ♦ ♦
of Consequences.
Mrs. S. K. Hratid was hostess v ester !
th e C o rre c t Idea.
d a y a f te rn o o u at a tea given in honor
Samm ies who saw th e American of her d a u g h te r , Mrs. H a rris Kiumons,
W e h av e lately b e e n ta u g h t t h a t t h e
t a u k s go o v er th e top iu F ia n c e will of S eattle, who has been v is itin g here
m osquito w as th e only d is s e m i n a to r of
g e t a w h if f o f th e com p etitio n o f war for some time.
m a la ria , an d t h a t w e sh o u ld he s a f e If
wheu th e y see th e a u to polo co ntests
to be a f e a t u r e o f th e Ishne co un ty fair j,
we got rid of m osquitoes. But Ifo e to r
S e p tem b er 21 24. J u s t as t a n k s played
Koux. fo rm e rly c h ief p h y sic ia n o f th e
a b ig p a rt iu th e w a r an d were the
St. I.ouis ho spital. J e r u s a le m , a -s .-rts
b igg est surprise sp ru n g upon th e G e r­
as t h e r e s u lt o f his ow u e x p e r i e n c e of
m an s when th e y firs t app eared , so will
a u to polo p ro v e a su rp ris e to th ose 1 Mrs. I r a Isom re tu rn e d T u e sd a y from 20 y e a r s a u d of tliut o f ninny colonial
who h av e u ev er seen th e game.
a visit at th e home of her sister. M rs. p h y sic ia n s tliut iniilarlu o ft e n ex lats
w h e re th e r e u re uo m osquitoes.
A lthough th e g eu eral p rin cip les o f W illiam T elford,
A t R eu nio n und Sene, fo r In s tan ce,
th e gam e resemble pony polo, a u to
Mr». L S. W y nne re tu rn ed to Al
fa n s have a h abit o f callin g a u to polo , b an je T uesday a f t e r n visit with her th e m a lu rla seaso n Is Just t h a t w h en
" h o c k e y on h i g h .” M alletm eu suspeud sister in-law, Mrs. J . S. Benson,
th e r e a r e no m o s q u i t o e s : a t l l a tu u ,
them selves dangerously from th e side
J. M. F itz g e ra ld , who works on the L oudln, n a ti v e s living n e a r u tuos-
o f strip p ed F o rd cars' an d b u f f e t th e j P acific hig h w ay at D ivide, in j u re d his qu !to -in feste d m a r s h do not c o u t r a c t
b ig ball back and fo r th b etw een th e j an kle T u esd ay while g e t t i n g on a
m a la ria , w hile th o s e living In th e hills
goal*. E x p e rt d riv e rs h an d le th e cars, truck.
They dash at one a n o th e r w ith no f e a r j
F in g al H in d s is now occu p y in g his w h e re th e r e a r e uo m o s q u ito e s a r e vic­
o f collision; in fact collisions a re th e ! new o ffice in th e Case bu ild in g on tims.
H e p o in ts o u t t h a t e v e r y w h e r e In
common t h i n g and tires, wheels and Main street.
B urke E a to n , of th e J o n e s & E ato n m a la ria l c o u n tr ie s th e d is e a s e b r e a k s
axles s u f fe r iu consequence. Onee a
e a r is dam ag e d it is hauled o f f th e store, was dow n from Eugene several o u t Just a t th e tim e w h en th e soli Is
field like the crippled bull in th e Span day s th is week.
b ro k e n fo r p lu n tla g . H e d o e s not
Mrs. Beu W h itte n su s ta in e d a *er den y t h a t th e u n o p h e l e s m o s q u ito
ish sport, a n o th e r replaces it, and th e
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O ther sports to amuse th e crow ds T u esday wheu she fell dow n a flig h t o f xprem s mu ur a b u t he s a y s t h i s Is
d u rin g f a i r week consist o f tw o har- sta irs a t her home. She was t a k e n to | ev id en tly no t th e only m e a n s o f In
ness races an d a ru n n in g race each a E ugene ho sp ital fo r t r e a t m e n t for feetiou.
T h e old th e o r y t h a t m a l a r i a w a s
d ay . T here will also be motorcycle the inju ry.
races and bicycle races. A r th u r Hen-
Dewey W a tk in s, o f th e D ougherty c a u se d by th e bud a i r o f s w a m p y dls
dersho tt, o f th e E ugene Gun com pany, B r o th e r s ’ saw m ill a t C u rtin , fell on an tr l c t s o r by certu ln einunutloiia fro m
is o ff e rin g a prize for th e fa s te st rid e r ax y e s te rd a y while rush in g to pu t out t h e soil m uy he c o rre c t, u f t e r all.
propelliug a birj-cle bought from turn. | a fire au d alm ost se v e re d a thum b.
The m o to rcjele riders will fu rn ish some
Mrs. M a r v in J a c k s o n , of L j n x llol-
W h y Seal H u n te r s W e a r Black.
u n d erw en t a n i>|»-ratiou y e s te rd a y
real thrills an d will in trod u ce a new j to
N o innimual tliut Is k n o w n b u s e y e ­
sport for a tt e n d a n t s a t th e L ane c o u n ­ for th e reinuval of h e r tonsils.
ty fair.
Mrs. W. A. Horn, of E u im ett, Ida., I sigh t w hich ut all c o m p a r e s w ith th a t
who is v is itin g re la tiv e s a t .Saginaw j of a m an. A W olf cun see you u n d e r
an d W alker, was in th e c ity y esterd ay . f a v o r a b le c o nditio ns u little m o re th a n
Mr. a u d Mrs. J o h n Goelile, le ft th e i h a lf a mile a w a y ; a c a rib o u a t a little
first of th e week fo r th e ir home al i
m o re th u n a q u a r t e r of a mile, und a
H artiiig to n , Neb., a f t y it visit a t the
seal commonly a t a b o u t 3*si yard s. If
George La miner» home.
A bout 35 children o f th e B a p tist
Mrs. H eu ry P a lm e r an d children , i yo u a r e s t a n d in g up. o r l.iU to 200
S u n d ay school spent T u esd ay a ftern o o n who had been v is itin g a t th e M. E. ; y a r d s If you a r e lylug dow n. You can
iu a frolic at th e Elks picnic grounds. Hichardsou home, left y e s te rd a y fur w alk u n c o n cern ed ly t o w a r d a seal u n ­
Games followed bj- a picnic lunch and th eir home a t 8 a u t a B a r b a r a , Calif.
til less th u n -MW y a r d s aw ay , a f t e r
w adin g in th e riv er occupied th e tim e
J . M. E n g la n d , of Malein, a fo rm er j w hich you begin n c a r e f u l app ro u ch .
happ ily fo r th e j-oungsters. The p arty , resid en t o f th e c ity , visited h ere yes
You craw l a b e n d on all fo u r s w hile he
w hich was in c h arg e o f Mrs. K. K. terd ay .
sleeps un d you lie flat a n d m otionless
Mills, Mrs. E. G. O. G ro a t and Miss
Mrs. L. M. G ilcrist, a cco m p an ied by j
It m ig h t seem
Alice Garetson. made th e tr ip in autos. her sister, Mrs. H. E. Hollis, an d sou j w hile h e Is a w a k e .
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The M. H. G. club p icn ick ed Wednes Ada G ilcrist a t Keedsport.
w e a rin g w h ite clothing, to m a t c h the
d ay afte rn o o n and ev en in g at th e l.eon
snow, h u t th is Is th e rev< rs e o f w is­
D esL arzes ca m p on Coast fo rk, Mrs. 8.
dom. fo r th e Kenl's o n e eia-iny t h a t he
K. Sm ith, a fo rm er m em ber o f th e club,
f e a r s Is a |a>lnr b e a r, mnl, t h e polar
h e a r Is w h ite. If a seal s. e* a n y th i n g
t h a t Is su sp ic io u s an d w ld te he t a k e s
E x t r a clear ce d a r sh in gles $6.50 the d is c re tio n to he th e b e l t e r pMrt of
tho usand. H. K . M e t c a l f , t e l e p h o n e
lo7L .
7-*.;.' 13 v a lo r a n d d iv es p ro m p tly it to Ills hole»
If th e su sp ic io u s o b je c t Is black he a s ­
L o s t— $2 bill e ith e r in F a i r sto re or s u m e s t h a t It is p ro b a b ly a n o t h e r s i - h I
P e o p le 's m e a t m a r k e t W ednesday, t h a t h a s com e o u t of a n o t h e r hole to
Juij- 26. E lleu a B ho rtiidg e. 7 30|8 13pU b a sk In th e sun. It Is th e r e f o r e th e
For Sale— One bay m are 7 y e a rs old, ta s k o f t h e h u n t e r to s i m u l a te a Heal.
AUTO POLO WILL BE THRILL
FEATURE OF FAIR
C a c tu s T a k e s Long T rip.
F o r Sale— I n o rd er to m a k e room will
sell some fin e W h ite L egh orn pullets
m a ll ca c tu s, th e jo i n t e d opuritla,
h atche d A rpil 6, from 2 au d 3-year-old l ^ l d Idely d is tr i b u te d In u rld reg io ns
hens. H eav y lay in g s t r a in . W aldo Mil
flffim
from N
> ew M exico no rth w i :d. In some
ler, C o tta g e Grove, Ore., p h o n e l F12. m y s te rio u s w a y It h a s re a c h e d m any
7 JUjH 13pd
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d r y rocky ledges In h u m id M innesota
F iv e pigs for sale, 9 w eeks old. O. A. und W isconsin, w rite s D. I.urige In th e
Green, phone 17 -F4.
7-30|8-13pd A m erican F o r e s t r y M a g azin e of W a s h ­
For Sale on E a s y T erm » One 2 'A to n ington. A fe w y e a r s ugo on a c an o e
Mack tru c k , 1 J a c k s o n roadstiT’, 1 tr ip on I.nko o f t h e W oods I fo u n d a
five passenger Reo, 1 F o rd r i p r e s s f r e s h Joint of th is c a c t u s arustng th e
body, ( 5 ; I h e a ti n g stove. F. A. Oaret- b o w ld e rs o f t h e O n ta r i o s h o r e In a
son.
7 30tfc d e n s e ly w ooded region.
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F o r S a l e - 1 40 h. p. Russell steam p la n t re a c h e d th is s p o t h a s re m a in e d
boiler; 1 12 b. p. Case boiler. Plain
a s e c r e t to me.
view L u m ber C om pany, C u rtin Ore
gon.
7 3(J|8 I3pd
L am « 8lckneas.
For Sale C le a n vetch a n d rye seed ;
An In v e s tig a tio n o f t h e S o u th A fri­
also fye an d vetch mixed. O. H. can d is e a s e kn o w n a s lem zlekte, or
8 6 20pd
Heine.
lam e sick ness, su g gest* t h a t It Is d u e
20 bead of young sheep and 20 head to a special p l a n t poison t h a t Is g e n ­
of young g o a ts to sell or let ou t on e r a t e d u n d e r a b n o rm a l co n d itio n s In
shares. H. 11. (¿nimby, 1 mile east of g r a s s e s o r o t h e r p l a n t s t h a t a r e n o r ­
C o ttag e Grove, phoue 2U F I3 . 8 )3-27pd m ally h a rm le s s .
I t s d e v e lo p m e n t
W an te d 3 sw arm s of bees. F. B. Phil seem s to he a s s o c ia te d w ith u n u s u a l
lips.
8-13c w e a t h e r a n d soil e x p e rie n c e s of w hich
F o r Sale— 60 W h it e L eg h o rn pullets. s u m m e r d r o u g h t Is Im p o rta n t. T h r o u g h
t r a p nested, hatch ed April 20; |1.25 su c h con ditio ns, w iltin g w ould f a v o r
each. Mrs. J . F. A lstott, 264 Columbia th e f o r m a ti o n o f t h e poison, an d th is
eo u rt.
* l.'tpd exp lain* t h e com m on b elief t h a t th e
6 room bom», 2 lots, screened porch, d is e a s e r e s u lts from e a t i n g w ilted
p a n tr y , fin e w ater, woodshed, c h ic k ­ plnn ts.
en house an d p ark , y o u n g fr u it trees,
g a rd e n , on Lincoln avenue, h an d y to
R idicu lously “ D eco rated .”
C h am b ers mill, for quick sale fo r cash
P e r h a p s th e m ost e x t r a o r d i n a r y Idea
$65U. H om er G alloway, 511 M ain Ht.,
phone 36.
8-13tf In ta t to o i n g e v e r c a rr ie d o u t Is t h a t of
a F r e n c h co a c h m a n , w h o h a s his body
W a n te d F i f t y dozen fresh ro astin g covered w ith m o re th n n 120 d ifferent
e a rs F r i d a y an d Matiirday. F. C. desig ns.
A m ong t h e s e d e sig n s a r e
C offm an.
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p o r t r a i t s of som e of t h e m ost noted
F o r Sale T ru m p e t model c o m e t In people In t h e c o u n try . T h e w o rk of
good c o nd ition c h eap for cash and ta t to o i n g th e s e p i c t u r e s occupied mors
quick sale. M. C. Cochran w atch re­ th a n tw o / s s r s .
p a ir shop.
SUpd
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Powell & Burkholder
Corner of Fifth and Main
Car«! of T h an k s.
W. t|»*'Hirt* to «•*|»n*-<* «»ur it|»pri*«'intion
to our m any fri»Tidn fo r th«*ir kin«l
UM»ixtuii<<> d u r i n g th»*
und d* r h
of our !>« !o\ «*«I hu*l»an«l and !»r> fln*r
also for t!»«- b o u n tifu l floral off« ring* j
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CHEERFUL
FOR
WORDS
M ANY A COTTAOE
HOUSEHOLD
OROVE
To h av e th e pimi* a n d aches • f a
bad back rem oved lo be en tirely Irei-
from a n n o y in g , d a n g e ro u s u rin a ry d i '
ord ers, is enough to m a k e any kidney
u f f e r c r g r a t e f u l . Ilo- f.dlow ing udvic.
uf mie v. ho bus euf ferini w iII prove
k elp lu l t<> h u n d re d s ut C o tt a g e tiro v c
renderà.
Mrs. Ella I - Wilson, 12.36 A»h Ave.,
C o tta g e G rovc, n:*ys: " I g l a d i / ree
o l i m i . -mi Doitn *s Kiilney Pili*. I kuow
tlicy a re a good reniedy f o r I bave
iiiu * i 1 t beni w lieti my kidlii-ys seri- oul
of a rd e r. .Vly k id n ey s a c i n i irreg u la rly .
I f e lt ritti dow n and I knew m y kul
neys caused Ibis truu ble. Domi s re
liev ed me of thè troubb-, si reagì heniug
my back an d k i d n e y s . ’ ’
p r i e e iute, ut all denlers.
Don ’t
aim ply ask for a kidiu-y rem edy gei
lioiiii h K iducy l ’ilD th è sanie th a t
Mrs. Wilson bad . B oiler Millmrn Co.,
Mfrs., B uffalo , N. Y.
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By p a tr o n iz i n g a Homo In d u s tr y ,
you a r e helping to build up yo*if
own c o m m u n ity . By b u ild in g up
y o u r c o m m u n ity , you a r e lien cfili'ig
y o u rs elf. We a r e c o n fi d e n t you a a
b e n e f i t i n g y o u rs e lf in using
Phone
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Popular Music
and R agtim e
Taught in Twelve
Lessons (guaranteed)
LEARN AT YOUR OWN HOME
IN COTTAGE GROVE THIS
SUMMER. ASK FOR A FREE
DEMONSTRATION.
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OREGON HOTEL
Waterman Piano School
K ugcn«'
( )rcgon
" B T E R L IN O " COMPOUNDED
FEEDS
I t is an u n d is p u ted f u c t t h a t hou
e s tly a n d a c c u ra te ly com pounded
feeds g iv e b e t t e r results t h a n «t v
s t r a i g h t g ra i n feed. When we s t a r t ­
ed iu th is business we w ere ih nr
oughly c o nvince d t h a t th e pi Id.«
c ares as milch fo r q u a li ty a s for
price. B e liev in g this, o u r m o tto hi*
been “ A H ig h e r Feed Vuluo lo r
la-as M o n e y .’ ’ And beenuso we
h a v e c o n s t a n tl y k ep t th is in m ind ,
“ S t e r l i n g ” Com pounded F eeds a r e
recognized a* b ein g all th e n a m e
implies.
O u r s p ecialties a r e burse feed,
bug feed, an d d a ir y feed, fo r which
we m a k e the claim " T h e r e are none
b e tte r. ”
Call a n d see us, nnd b y co m p a rin g
o u r price* with th ose o f o th e r coni
pounded feeds, you will find o p p o r­
t u n i t i e s and b a rg a i n s here t h a t you
c a n ’t f in d a n y w h e re else.
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