Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., August 20, 1920, Image 3

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Loin Avery, left Saturday for Yoncnlla
I to viait nt the home o f Mr» McKin
o e y '» daughter, Mr». Fannie Witte.
Mr« C. It Skinner, ucronipanied l»y
tier two children, left Suudny fur Mn
| linn, K 1111 ., to vi»it nt the home o f her
mother, Mr» f . K. Wuph's.
Hteuui threahiug iiinchine nil com
plete, in good condition, for »nle nt
half price. See M N. Mcliiturff, Firet
National hunk building, Cottugn (¡rove,
phone 1 111,
Mr. and Mr». W’e»|ey Waggoner left
' Sntnrdny for their borne in Arizona,
ufter u vi«it nt the home of Mr. Wng
g o n er’» »iater, Mr*. Hnriih Hurra».
tiuy YanRiper left Siitnrduy for He
little, after 11 vi»it with hi» mother,
Mr». A 11 (i 11 J, (rowdy, unit other relu
live».
Mr». ('. J. Sherry viaited Hominy in
Successor tu Kerr Si Silaby
Kogene with her »iater, Mr». It. A.
Telephone 30
Whitten, who ia in 11 hoapitul there.
" ( l u t e » o f llruss, ” Arcade Wednea
day, August 25.
Mr. nml Mr». I. W. Mel.ong, who hud
An nilvHiiee o f «100 on tlvetlunil 4
touring eur» lieeoiiie» effeetivu Heptem been visiting with Mr. mid Mr». J. M.
Murhuni, left Siitnrduy for their home
I mt I; other rnoilel» in proportion. Or
iler» placed now nre filln l ul old prire. in Heattle.
Have money on the enr you plun to
loiy. Overland Oaruge, KOI Main. S20tf
Mr». K, A. Kobinaon, of Montreul,
Gail., 1 » viaitmg nt the home o f her
parent», .Mr. unit Mr». Robert Anliiof.
Mr».* (',
A.
Iliirlow
retoriied to
Wcndling lust week follow ing 11 vi»it
ut the home o f her daughter, Mr». Kb.
Light and power will be shut
Mprny.
off at midnight Saturday and
We have ju»t received u fine line of
will remain o ff until Sunday
new watehe» el «2.25 up. It. (' Mint
evening. Thin will have to be
»•'■ 1 ,
a fitf
done several weeks while we
Mr», Altie (¡uret»on linn returned to
are cleaning our boiler.
her
home
ut
Ailuir,
Ok
In.,
lifter
u
vi»it
THE M08T ABUSED OR
ut the home of her brother ill law, F.
UAN AND THE LEAST
Cottage Orove Electric Compy
A. Gnrctson, Hr,
,
COMPLAINING IS THE
Mr», Kruuk Hufley went to Alhuny
EYE.
Friday to vi»it her mother, Mr». Ad
die Modme, ond other relutive».
Willi it in Georg«*, who in worki ng on
Win n it iloi'N ilet'll lii'lp it
Mutter tut lille, egg» If«’, uml 11 good tki* government «mi o f tin* Sharp’«
in m i n i - tu lii't'il tlir wnniiiiK
eli 11 nee for a rui»e, I'hone 57. J. F. creek roml into thi* lloheinitt <ii*tri<*t,
Hpfuy, Hixlh und Washington.
a l.'ttf whn in lh«* city ft-r the w«*«k end und
It' you iiir having trimlile
Fred Mitehi'll returned Friduy to hi» report* good progr«***, but *uy* it will
from tlint Houiee, it in im­
home ut Heappouae, ufter u vi»it with u«»t In* poHHilde to complete the im
prov eineiitM thm MMiwoO.
perative that your eye« be
In» daughter, Mi»» Kthel Mitchell.
Service butteries i t your eerviee at
ill11m in i tu now.
H.
Uay returned tu Miilein Holiday,
ufter u »hurt vi mi t at the home o f Mr. the Service (»arage while we put your
regular lmtt<*ri«*N into »hip tdmpn. N e v ­
We are eipiippeil to give
j uml Mr», ti. H. Goodt'll.
er |*»y» to neglect your buttery— it '*
your sight every poaaihh*
J. F, Fitzgerald, who wui injured «heap«r to havi* an ekp«*rt look ut it
laat week while working on I'ueific olio* in a while, hpray, l.ong & Cru-
eiire mill Htt«‘lition.
highway neur Divide, wn* tnken tu u »on '» Service Uurag«*.
8 titf
i Hnlein iioMpittil Hondiiy.
ThuNe who wear two pair*
Th«* lit- t Hand» family l«*ft lu»t
When buying 11 grnpbopkone why not week for Albion, 111., to make their
uf glassed wilt fiml il a rev­
tiuy the bent I Thu I'uthe iloenii 't eoat future* home.
elation tu have
uny mure Ihu 1 the other». You rnu
Iten Lurch left Tuendny for Portland,
I buy n I'uthe o| it.
Miidm'ii on week
ly or monthly pnymenl».
a titf after a »everal «Iny** viait in the city.
IV . g l a s s e s 1 1 .
Mr. nml Mr». Wesley Waggoner uml
THE IN VlSiULL ItiroCALS
M i»» lleaaie llurrii» returned Friduy
from 11 trip up the t'oluiiilou highwuy
which give perfect near and
uml u \l»it ut the* lionie o f Mi»»
11 11 r hi » brother, II. II. Ilurin».
tar vimuiiH in one piiir uf
(,'I iinki ' n mid which cun l»c
Frunk McFarland uml J. W. Veutrh
Will »ell your household furniture,
returned Momlny from Fort lurid, where
worn all the time.
■tuck,
implement» und machinery,
they hud gone to ili»|Ni»e of 11 eurlouo
und tuuU o f nil kind»; 5% up tu
of nheep.
the f ir »t «2000 and 3% tor all over.
I>r.
K. Fro»t will leave Suturday
night for n »hort vacation nml will
O P T I C I A N OI’T O M K T R IB T
return about Heptember 5.
a 20o
Factory un Premise»
400 Main Ave.
Cottage Orove
Mule linwkin», o f Kogene, »pent the
Cotta««» Grove
Oregon
week end here with hi* parent», Mr.
nml Mr». F. W linwkin».
Mr. und Mr». Churle» Trent nml
Min» Nellio M.ver» »pent thè wisk
M i»» Funaie Young have returned from end aith friend» in Kugenc. Mr*. C.
11 rnmping trip 10 the Uuhemia iliitrirt. M. Ankcnry uml daughter, Mia» (¡lady»,
M i»» Fluor Knowle» i n visiting with nml M i»» Sue liudollct motore«! up
Mr uml Mr». Itulph W ill» m Weed, ulth ber Sunduy ufternoon in the An
Calif.
keney rnr and vi»itc<l briefly nt the
Mt«n lift u Hauti), of I,«* bri non, who
Forty ton» o f hny, 3 colt», 3 work Kll»crt Smith homo.
hu«l
v ini1 1 i i u t th«* homi* t»f Mr hor»e», 2 Jeraey row» und n fine ns-
The MiN.iing l.ink Htorc— I pnv the
uml Mr». Itoy Kwing, b-ft Kritluy for »ortment o f furm uiuehinery nre liateil |iro«lurcr a» inurh u» I run for nny
Ito»«-'buri* to vi»t( hit ^rtin«l|»ur(-nt», Mr. to he »old nt public auction Thursday, kimi uf produre und »eli to tht* con
uml Mr*». (', F. Hwuth.
AugiiNt 2d, old ttrrin Kobinaon pine*', «umer a» rhenply n» I rati. Kvcrything
Mr». Filimi«* Morii» unii Mr». Almu 10 mile» »nutbenat o f Cottage (trove, dune «n 11 «trirtly cn»h or produce pian,
tiood roiiil«, free lunch nt noun. U. W. l ’hone 57 or rnll nml »ce me. Sixth ut
H«ur» r«*turii«'tl Friduy from t'r«*mv«*ll.
8-20 Wu»hington, J. F. Spray.
8 1 3 tf
Fini* »tork uml duiry riunii, 120 Word, owner.
ncr«*», <1 rooin linu»«* uml
bum to
Mr. nml Mr». C. A. Smith, o f Korn*
J. S. iteimoii i» »pending the week
b«* inibì u! (tubili* uurtimi ; nbt <)rrin burg, nre \i»itiug ut the home o f Mr». with J. i>. l ’ulmer « b i l e Mr*. l ’ulmer
ItobiiiNon |ilur«% IO ni a li* m uouthr«»t o f Sm ith'» parent», Mr. amt Mr». F. W'. uml grand» >n Lawrence aro viaiting in
('ottugr Orlivi* on Mouby rrtM'k, Thur» Iluwkins.
Albanv w ith-M r». P a lm er’» nunt, Mr».
«tuy, Augunt 20. It. W. Wunl, ow ner.
Mr». J. V. Woodhurst, o f North I tend, K. J. Hnelling.
M i». Il»-»«- McCurmirk,. o f Woodlmrn, 1 » visitiug nt the home o f her mother,
ni vlsiling » it t i Mr. nini Mr». George Mr». M. J. Hatfield.
Mr», Hnrria Fmmon» nml »on, Hiirria,
Dowcti*.
Jr., left Sumiuy for their home in
Mi». 11. W Oillirrt unii Mr». C. E.
Seattle ufter 1111 extended vi»it nt the
(¡rutili' vi mi t<*•! in Elicone Fridny wi(ti
home o f Mr». Kmmon»’ parent«, Mr.
Mi». Hi'ii Whilti'n, who » 11 » tiiken to
uml Mr». H. R. Hr uml.
h Ln-|ii 1 11 1 there reeently fur trr»tmi'nt
I f you want quality meat» at a
o f »«-rimis i 11 j 11 r■ •*•• »u»tnitii'il in 11 full
reasonable price g iv e u» u trial.
ut tur liomo in thi» city.
We nlr.o carry a full line o f
" t i n t i ' » o f l i r n » » " » i l i inti'ri'»! yoii
lunrh meat« und canned ment»
The A. W. SwniiNon family motored
it » i l i enthrnll you n» America '»
r r i 'i t M l rhnrnrter nrtor v iv e » hi» »011 to Helkiiup apritig» Sumiuy.
o f nil kind»; turd, crinro and
ili-rful im|ii'r»onntion of thè fnir grillimi
Mr». I.. C. Roth, o f Cortland, nrrom
compound.
fiiker » h o resolvcd to |>lny thè bigger |ni n it'll M i»» A It 11 Thomn» home from n
FRESH FISH ON FRIDAYS
game, lieeiiu»e he » 11 » mlvi»eil t lui t two w e e k »’ vaeiition »pent in that
" t h è bigger guaio * * ■ tbn en»ier. ” city.
FREE D E LIV E R Y —PHONE 15
Ari'Nile thenter, Wodneadny, August 25.
A STRONG COMBINATION
Goods of Quality
Reasonable Prices
Remember, we carry Groceries
Fruits, Vegetables and Crockery
F.
O.
CO FFM AN
Power Shut Of}
it b y p t o k
Auctioneer!!!!
I). J. Scholl
C. O . D eVER E
Tales of the Town
.Jitney service; phone
Nelson’s Auto Sales.
PEOPLES MARKET
91 ).
l.i'Nter I ’helps returned Monday from
Mr». K. T. Illnkely uml Imhy non an exteniled viait nt the home of hi*
me visiting in Mtnyton with Mr. Illake liro ther, 1 .11 wren re I ’help», nt K liim uth
l y ’» parente, Mr. unii Mr». W. P. Full».
The Henry McKibben family nnd
liliikely, nml with other relative».
Chicken«, hog», veal and cattle wnnt- Kd McKililien returned Monday from
mh5tfc an extended trip in which they visited
K. A. (l«ret»on, Hr., wn» in l'ortlnml cd ut the I'eop le’» market.
in Knnaes, Oklahoma nml Tcxns.
Mr. nml Mr». Frank Hiunliriek »pent
Sul ordiiy 011 liuKine»».
Water and air that nre free nre just
Monday
in
Kugeae
nt
the
home
o
f
their
Kil Jenk» i» putting in n new »iile
11 » important in the proper operation of
wnlk on thè Kighth «treet »ole o f thè daughter, Mr». Currin Cooley.
n car ns oil nml gu». We serve them
Mr». S. K. McKinney uml »iater, Mr».
nil at Sprny, lamg & Cruson’» Service
Uarnge.
S titf
M i»» Berthn Grave», o f San Fran
cisco, Calif., i* visiting with Mr. and
«Mr». J. V. Stewart.
Mrs. John Maker returned this week
from a visit with relatives in Spartan»-
to your guest.« of fellow club
burg, S. C.
Bei? i
*t. / S i
ineiubetN you can earn a
Mr. nml Mr». Herbert Hawley nnd
children, o f Mapleton nre visiting nt
^ ‘'
It ¡lib reputation for its excel-
the home o f Mr. Hawley ’» mother.
] J g j Icuee if you will use Seliil-
Mrs. Frank Hnnihriek.
If You Serve Coffee
litig’ll, one of tile finest cof-
fees grown. It baa a rieh-
nesH of flavor, fragrance
and color that tnakoN it a
real nectar. Your friends
will wonder how you make
it ho delicimiHly.
,
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Choice spuds, per 100 H im ........................................................... . $4.00
Nut butter (bring your pail) per lb................................ 20c
I’ieitic haniH, per lb........ ................................................ 32c
('hoiee tomatoea, per lb..................................................... 10c
Home in and get a good watermelon; we will have a nice
supply for Saturday’a trade.
We are paying 43 cents cash for eggs.
SMITH’S GROCERY
Walk
a
Block
and
Save
a
Di me
Everything in the way o f farm ma­
chinery, tool», hoiwu'hidd furniture nnd
cooking utensils to tie sold at It. W.
W ard's public »nle Thursday, August
-•». lit old Orrin Robinson place on
Mostly creek.
M. F. W yatt, Raymond Ventch nnd
Chester Anlnuf went into the Bohemia
district Saturday to do assessment
work on John Gruber's mining claims.
Mrs. A. Rogers left Saturday for
Portland to visit at the home o f her
daughter, Mrs. Lydia l.ongworth.
William Sprinkel, o f Forest Grove,
is spending the berry season nt the
home o f his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Smith.
Got anything to sellt See Sprny,
phone 57, new place Sixth nnd Wash
ington.
8-!3tf
Mrs. B. A. Wooley, o f Kugeae, is
visiting nt the home o f her daughter,
Mrs. G. M. Heott.
Mr*. Carolina L. Porter, o f Oroviile,
f'nllf-. Is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mr«. P. H Magee.
Mr and Mr». George Hurcbam vis
bed in Koacburg Suturday with Mr*.
Nettle Arne.
" Y o u never can te ll.’ ’ Y o u ’ ve beard
that »lory. Hut there’» a lot o f truth
111 it, ju»t the »nine, and |Hirtieuluriy
when you rounder the uurertaiuty of
huiunu life nod the uncertainty of
what may hupp*n to tho»e left behind.
Fire* arc eqnully incon»i»tent. Metier
talk with Metcalf today und take no
further ebaneea ugainat which in»ur
REMEMBER ABOUT SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL
mice will protect you.
8 tltf
F. A Clow visited in Eugene Sunday
SUPPLIES—GOOD TIME TO GET THEM NOW
nt the home o f hi» »on, F. M. Clow.
Mi»» Fvu Hurt nog left Wedneaday
for Hnntn Murburn, Ci-lif., to make her
home with her father, W. A. Hurtling,
who met her nt Oakland, Calif.*
Mr nml Mr». T. G. Hudtell returned
OROCER8 TO PARTICULAR PEOPLE
PHONE 65
Weilm-Miluy from a trip to Portland.
Mr», hu'lti'll wn* taken suddenly ill 11 »
the result of eating honey and they
reniiimeil over n day at Albany to per­
mit her to recover sufficiently to be pair shop just east o f the Main street Hutherlin and will occupy tin- Hiwding
bridge.
•
house. Mrs. Harding wilt keep house
nble to complete the trip home.
I have retired from the army and I The only real rash store in town— in Monmouth this winter for her
We »ell daughter, M inn Grace, who is attending
buve settled ut Drain to practice uiy hence the " M i s s i n g L in k .’ ’
profession, that of vetermury surgeon. | for spot ea«h or produce and pay spot normal school.
Mrs. Carrie Porter, who had been
l)r. A I! Andri rt-
S-M-S7pdj ca»h for everything. Phone 57. J. F.
- 1 A
visiting with her niece, Mrs. P. H.
Nelson Durham, who hail been to Spray.
Magee, |«*ft Wednesday for her home
Miss Angie llnlley returned to Med
('tub on u buaine»» trip, ami Mr». Dur
ham und »on Is-Ktori uml Mr». ('. K. ford Tuesday after a short visit nt the at Oroviile, Calif.
Mr». C. W. Allen returned Wi-dm-s
Frost, who hud been visiting irt Port home of her grandparents, Mr. and
land, returned home Sunduy evening. Mrs. I. M. llurvey.
«lay from a visit in Junction City.
Mr. uml Mr». Durhum were accompa­
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Moore attended
Zcluiu Mathews, o f Eugene, 1 » visit
nied by Mr». Durhum'» *i»ter, Mr». Kd- buyers’ week in Portland Inst week. ing with her cousin, Elsie Milne.
ward Anderson, of Wullii Wnlln, Wash., On one o f the sightseeing trips nr
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. VV ortluiigton and
who will visit here u week or two. ranged for guest» they visited munici
Mr. and Mr». Ralph Weaver visited
Mrs. Anderson formerly wus M i»» Mu- pul warehouse number 4 on the Colum­
Wednesday at the home o f Mr. and
bid Goodridgc and she ia uce.ompnoied bia river about nine miles below P o rt­
Mrs. Chtirh-H DeWapl.
by her little » 011 .
land and watched a Japanese ship di»
The O. M. K'-m family is camping
charging
it«
cargo
o
f
»unflower
seed»,
C. J. Hopper, o f Mo»by creek, pur
011 the Siuslaw.
chased u used Ford this week nt N e l ­ imported from Japan for the manufac­
Mrs. ( arl Estepp returned to her
ture of poultry foods.
son ’» Auto Mules.
Gnllowuy writes insurance. Phone 36. home ut Wendling Wednesday, after a
Keep your car right up to »n u ff
Visit with her parents, Mr. and Mr».
all thi time. Any little thing you ca n ’t
Glen Heott is threshing in thtr Row K. L. Jenkins.
attend to, w e'll be glml to do for you river country.
O. M. Marksbury left yester«lay
or tu tell you how. N o job too »uinll
Millicent uud Jerrine Burrows plan
or too large. Sprny, 1-ong k Cruson '» to spend the week end with Katherine for a ten d a y s ’ outing at MeCredie
Service Garage.
8 titf Heiuenwuy on the Hemenway ranch .springs
'I he John Groves and J. V. Stewart
N. J. Nelson brought a new Cleve­ west o f the city.
families are camping on the old mili­
land up from Kugene Tuesday.
Miss Thorn Peterson returned to tary road near Oakndge.
Mrs. John Hull returned Inst week Junction City Tuesday after spending
Clair Cooley, o f Eugene, is visiting
from a two weeks’ visit at the home a week with Miss Electa Hamilton
at the home o f his grandfather, F. M.
of her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Johnson,
Have you seen the display o f auto Ham brick.
ut Hucodu, Wash.
Mrs. Hull's 21 rub«'» at Nelson's Auto Hulesf 8-13tf
Miss Margaret Count» neeompnnied
month» old
"randdnugbter,
Lowella
Mr. and Mr». 51. C. Hambriek to Eu­
M
i»»
Josephine
Seward
was
a
Eugene
Johnson, died August 8.
gene Sunday.
visitor Tuesday.
Galloway for in»uriiure, 511 Muin.
i l l » » Margaret Darby, who had been
H. A. I.owry, who ia employed in
W. I.. Hubbell, who is working on u the Southern Pacific Fourth street visiting at the home o f her parents,
repair job for the Standard Oil com ticket o ffic e in Portland, is spending Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Darby, It- 1 1 Wed­
pany at Kugene, wan home over Wed a few days at the home o f his brother, nesday for her bom.- in Spokane.
D. H. Hemenway sold hi» 50-aere
nesilay night.
S. E. Lowry.
ranch on Coast fork this wi»-k to W ai­
Mrs. J. J. Weeilen writes from Coal
Mia» Merle S«-ott, o f Saginaw, sjs'nt ter F’errc-n.
inga, CaliL, that everyone there is in
the week with M i»» Ruth Bede.
Mr*. C. R. Hovel left Wednesday
good health but niurly roasted with
Mrs. Cora Ixiwry and daughter, Mrs. for :» three months’ visit with real”
the thermometer registering l lfi de­
Dale Cowan, are visiting at the home tivi-s in 51 1 rinesot a, Wisconsin and
grees in the shade.
Iowa.
o f Mrs. L o w r y 's »on, S. E. I^jwry.
" B e t t e r close up till evenin '—coun­
Wilfred Jury arrived in the city
C. W. Pullett, o f Portland, spent
ty judge just arriv ed.”
Frank K ee­
Wednesday for a visit with friends.
nan in " G a t e s o f Brass, ” at Areade Tuesday night in the city.
He has been spending the summer
Mr». Carrie Mannel, o f Eugene, ac
Wednesday, August 25.
lumping in the mountains o f western
com
(.allied
by
her
son
Louis,
who
is
in
J. T. Iiigb'seu returned to Greeley,
Washington.
Calif., Monday following a visit at the the employ o f the Southern Pacific
Dr. Elizabeth Wood», state p»vrhulo-
company there, speut Tuesday in thi
home o f Mr. and Mrs. W. W. tjuiinby.
gist o f Wisconsin, left Wednesday for
city at the home o f Mr. und Mrs.
iladison. W is., after a several weeks ’
Mrs. George Kerr and son George
George Lea.
visit with her parents. Dr. ami Mrs.
left Monday for Wedilerburn, where
E. R. Strom, manager o f the I^indon D. L. Woods.
Mr. Kerr i» now managing a «tore.
spring», bus plnred a wooden Indian at
5lrs. Edgar Kin g is visiting at the
Mr. und Mrs. C. K. Bailey, who had
the Luthum crossing to dini-t traveler» home o f her daughter, 51 r^. J. M.
been munngiug the Kyunsou ranch ut
on the highway to Calapooya springs.
Davidson, at Oakland.
Lornne for several years, left Monday
G. M. Marksbury has moved into
Tom Awbrey, o f Eugene,
visited
for Tacoma.
the Knox property on north Sixth.
Service is 11 much nbused word hut yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Miss Nellie 5lvers v.n.s in Eugene
we try to live up to our name. W e'd Webber.
Wednesday.
Misses
Aurora
and
Katie
Potter,
of
be pleased to have it mentioned to us
if we fail in this attempt. Spray, Long Eugene, are visiting at the home o f
4c Cruson'» Service Garage.
8 titf their uncle, W. L. Darby.
Lee Roy Woods, Jr., is moving his
B. I). Stephenson returned Monday
from Oshkosh, Neb.
family into the Adnline Mounts house
J. C. Blake, o f Fort Bidwell, Calif., on Washington avenue.
Clyde l^onard, who returned last
is visiting ta the homo o f her sister,
week from Sheridan, where he had
Mrs. J. K. Donovan.
Homer Galloway has sold the Mrs. sustained an injury to one leg. was
I.izric Salt »man place to Mr. nnd Mrs. tnken to a Eugene hospital yesterday.
It is feared that the limb may have
Lester Abbott, o f Detroit.
to be amputated.
R. W. W ard's fine stock ranch for
Mrs. Wm. Kirtley returned yesterday
»til«- at public auction Augu«t 2d. s 20
from Eugene.
Mrs. Susan Hublmrd, who returned.
Mrs. E. W. Smith, o f Greenfield.
Mouday from Drain, reports the birth
The one best solution of the
of a grandson, born on August 14 to Calif., is visiting at the home o f her
WASH DAY PROBLEM
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Morris.
Mr. nnd Mrs. David H iliburd.
The Roy Short and Dr. H. W. Titus
is calling 79 ami having our
The I'mphrcy nml Markin families!
wagon call for the week’s
entertained guests Sundry nt Coburg [ families are spending a two weeks’ va ­
cation on n motor trip to northern
tiriilge.
wash—for our splendid mod­
(Mints.
Mrs. J. Hansen and children arrived
ern
equipment
not
alone
Miss Louise Gnretson left yesterday
Monday from Portland for a visit at
cleanses the articles most thor­
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Shay. for a several w eeks’ stay in Portland.
oughly but it also does the
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gnroutte, o f
work with the minimum wear.
Eugene, visited in the city during the
week at the home o f Mr. Garoutte’ s
Finest laundry soap, also ma­
father, W. F. Gnroutte.
terially
helps. Try us this week
The H. B. Griggs family spent Sun­
The Misses Mamie Knox, Louise
and wash day will worry you
day nt the Pacific Telephone and T e l­ Kerr nnd Adah Smith sp«'nt Wednes­
nevermore.
egraph rompnny employes picnic nt day in Kugene.
Brownsville.
Katherine Scheufele is visiting at
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stoops returned the home o f her sister, Mrs. Roy Smith,
to their home at Rosctiurg Monday nf in Eugene.
ter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. 1).
Ring Us Up
Phone 79
H. timer Bennett, city superintendent
Monroe.
o f schools, moved here this week from
Miss Myrtle Teeters returned Friday
from 11 visit ut Warrenton at the home
o f her brother, Ralph Teeters.
High d a s » auto roties at the right
price. Chooae while the stock is emu
plete. Come look ’em over. N elson’s
Auto Stiles & Service.
8-13tf
THE OLD RELIABLE
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
W. Frasier Johnson, president o f the
Western Lumber & Export company,
attended the meeting o f the West
Coast Lumbermen '» association in Port­
land last week.
S. P. Shortridgc sold his 80-acre
ranch on Coast fork this week to Joe
Miller. Mr. Shortridgc expects to move
to Turlock. Calif., this fall.
All kinds o f poultry supplies nnd
fce«i nt S p r a y ’». Phone 57.
8-13tf
FRUIT JARS AND JAR
TRIMMINGS FOR NEARLY
ALL KINDS OF JARS
A . B ru n e i & Company
< ’. < J. Vulcaniz’g Wks.
Vulcanizing, retreading.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
First National Bank
W. C. Shaw nnd family arrive«! Sat­
urday from Cedar Falls, Wash., to
spend their vacation nt the home o f
Mr. Shaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
C. Shaw. Mr. Shaw is an operator in
the Sonttle Light and Power company
plant nt Cedar Falls.
George Knowb's and William Thum I
spent Suqday at Mapleton looking over
the blackberry situation there in be­
half «if the local cannery.
Fiv e used pinnos in good condition.
One player piano at a big discount.
Convenient ownership terms. Eugene
Music Shop, Eugene, Ore., " T h e Home
o f the Cheney Phonograph.”
8 6-27®
The W. E. Nixon, Hugh Nixon, Will
Hall, E. «1. Sears and Elbert Bede fnm
¡lies leave this morning to spend a
week nt Newport.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Silas Young, o f Agen
da, Kan., are visiting the W. E. Nixon
family in Delight Valley.
J. M. Bolton la opening au auto nt-
First in Service—First in Safety
Farmers’ CASH MARKET
Highest Cash Price Paid for All
Kinds of Farm Produce
JONES
FIFTH AND MAIN
.
EATON
TELEPHONE 3