Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., October 01, 1920, Image 7

| dtiy fruin th r «priugM iiud h rnught u
srl nf d r r r horn« w ith inni.
A fim i lui«' H r liiic f f i'r ’i «idf fillin g
f imi Vi t li i li icliool pi'itH ut M u «ÌH rn ’«. tfc
J. il. i'u tra rr u n « dow n from In«
M«»«|»y crrn k rum h 'l'iKmiluy.
(STEEL CUT)
A guud riilly «iuy propri«in w ill I»«*
g iv r n ut tlu M»*thodi«t c ini reti hy tln*
A SPECIAL BLEND AT A SPECIAL PRICE OF
Htimiuy «« buoi u n ! H unduy rnurriiiig ut
I l uTJ««rk. T h r Kp w u rtii l«*:»|^ti«^ w ill
h u v r cliitii*«1 of tlu* s r r v ic r m th r r v r
nini* ut V :.I0, T h r pu«t«»r 1« u ttrn d in g
co n frrrn cr.
Ht«»f|. y«»ur cur «luring th r w rt «ru
sun in 11 hrut«<l gurugr.
C o n tin u a i
TRY
OUR
HI GH
G R A D E
T E A S
dnmpfM»f«M w ill m in top uud finiuh.
Hpup«* for u frw cur« only. O v i'rlu n d
(iu rn gr.
10 It f
M i um l M r
h, H M c C u y rimi litttr
«un 1« ft Tm «duy for l(< <'dNpnrt, w hich
th ry u ill niuk«* tl»«*ii homi*. M r M « ('u y
Successor to Kerr & Silsby
Telephone 30
1« jiiNt r r c o v « rin g fr om un upprutm n
fur upp«'iidi(’iti«.
Mr«. <». M U n ii ut!« up fruin Kugrn«*
H u tiin lu y fittriiflifig th r U« l»< knh con
v cut 1011.
I In* V I. 0|»ii| fu in 1 1 y , o f I à m A h
(iu llo u u y u r it i« iriNomnc«*. l'h o n c 3 fi.
««•!«*•, i'tilif., un* vimtmif th«* J. M.
liultufi fuillilv.
F u g r n r Ifrg iH trr: H K. (irÌNU«»l«l hu«
Witiilitd m ini fin» ohi * r« nf fin* word; piircliuiM'd th r prop«*rty ut 4(» h T m t h
ni Ini ih ti in .*tr# wordi«; fl»r«*i* ni«t*rtion« fur
flir | » ri i* < * ut tu o u I h i i |* ii » < I in ndvrificc
Mr*. H. IC H iii it li w flirti lo hit vi* t ìm * i r
|»fi|»i'r • lt'tni*« l lo liti « fon. < ir«1,, u li« r*1
Mr. H ii ii II i in nuli mj |» ci iiiti'ii«l«*iit fop
Ibn Ht tintinni llux tuoi 1 i»«i»I*«■ r coni
|»finy.
I f you want u l»rrf ruant, «t«*uk
«ir any kind «»f fr««li meat fur
Mi**« l.illii* Knii'lit ìm ti'iM'liiriK fio*
Hunday dinmr, comr und l«*t 11 «
l«yiu 11«dI«• u pm 'I idd I.
runvincr yuu that u p niindlr thr
Mr», I*. Il,
1 « vini lini; 1 n Hu
!»*• -1 üi<*at* ubtainald«'. Cuim» und
l«*m ut fio- lioni, «»I lo r duu^lit« r, Mi -
got y o u r ha roti «li«««l with our
r VV. Iltild»nr«l.
«li« irig miichiiir; it g«»«*« twice u«
T I h * H«*iiI• ti«-1 unittu n11 fio* nruH ii11
fur und dornn 't cu«t you any
ilo* timi«. Il ynii knnw un 1 1«*tnv |»hi»u<*
rmm*. Wc u I no hundir nil kind«
W H A T I S I T that in r a t i*
it in. Olir nuntl»«*r in IMIJ.
of lunch rniMit«, lard, compourul,
mi» a ll
th at
t r n iilile
w it h
\lr. unii Mr*. <ìlm Kruff ridiirncd
o|«*o, «r«ttin hro k chcmu», und i f
you ar« a l»utt«*r crunk comr und
T«i« Ndn> from tittomlini* tli«* round ui»
your eyest
try u jmhiik I <.f Muid o # Clover
ut I Yn<li<*ton.
A R K T lIK K Y K M IS K I.K K
hut tor.
Mr«. J. M. I.oni»f* llou lin h hud u
lullnvx m g
t hose
la w s
laul
I'hum* 1 5 ----------------
«•iiinll tufiior rt* ino voti froiu thi* 1« ft
T m »« Delivery to All Part» o f
• low ii liy n a t u r e T
tyc.
thr City Fresh Fish on Friday*
Mr«. H, K. Murklcy nini M in « (¿lady»
A R K T H E Y W O R K I N G in
l>uiii<*u‘Oo«l r «-1 nr n« «I
Moftdny
night
h a r m o n y i i i h I w i t h o u t s lia in t T
from u vi*it ut H|»r ingf i«*l«l.
Coffman’s Special Blend Coffee
The
Pound
F.
C.
COFFM AN
PEOPLE’S MARKET
In Y o u r E y e s
A R K Y o l It K Y K N K K V K S
b e i n g pxIia uH tcd anil
n il
t a l i 'l l hy th e n a t u r a l ili'tiiam l
in a « I f u p o n t h r m hy Miiiir
f o r m o f r y e a t r a iu that y o u
liuvcT I shall hr | »1:. il to
Net y o u r in im I at rcMt oh
I hem* p o i n t « .
RKM EM BER
t lic i
g u ess w o r k in m y
in
no
MY
Y K A IL S o K
K X I ’ KHI
K N t ' H p l a y « th e i m p o r t a n t
p a r t hi e n rh I’li.sr.
J.
Scholl
O P T I C I A N O l’ T O M K T ItIH T
Factory on PniiunO
Cottage Grova
Oregon
Tales of the Town
Jtulg«* K. O. l*ott«T ufi« tip from Ku
g* tu* VV **dii<'«dny «»n l»»gnl l»usim*««.
John (.'»rpi'iitfr nini Attorni y llmtnlil
Yoitog « t u ' tip from Kug«*it<* y«mtrr«ltt)'
tu roiuirrtt«»n with thi» riti«* of Oro. il
ilrnuifiril ugnin«t .lohn ( *nrp«*nti*r.
rio* H nitim l un ni a fhi* tit*w«, l ’ hom*
it in. Olir number i« 151* J,
Mrn lli li'ii StOliy, u Ini «untiti vi <*tl a
*rv«»rrty injtir««! foot nomi* timi» ago,
i« r«*«tmi* unirli rrmirr.
Il (\ Mininovi in muri» iinprov<*d from
(ii'Uirnl ri*|iiiirin|' unitoli
export
I »f* t f «* r y work.
VVV trnit voti righi.
Ovrrland (InrtiK«1.
IO I I f r
I dij.ur Wiilfuiu i« vi-otini* iti f'nrtlund
ut tilt* In »NI«' «»I Ili« l»r«»l|i«T W i ) 1 1 II Iti
nn«| Mr«. Jnru« l'orfrr tuoi Mr«.
J mia VV Ititi* ur«* uttcìuimg t In* h t ut«*
fair.
F.
from a tiu«nii*MM trip to i'ortlaiid.
A full Ilio* of cut gin««. Thr hrailli
fui tiru Inditi ria putt«*rn. Ju«t rrcrivrit
at Mad««*ii ’«.
.
p iMife
Mr», O S. l'hilltp*« ha* brrn gr:»iitr«l
a divurcr. Hhr i» g u r u thr ni«tiHly of
lo r Iti tir «lriiii*ht< r Itriilah and nlh»urd
to rt'wiiitit- h«*r inaid«'ii nuiiu-, C*1»r i i n « *
Ornrgr.
Itrv. H lla m nrk, Mrn J II. Chnm
l»rr« and Mi«* tirar«* Hlurkuidl nr«'
attrndini* thr \«. ti, «><|i«t coufrrciir«* ut
MeMinnv tilt*.
C *hi« k«*iiH. h«»i»N, vral and cnttlr wnnt
rd at thr l'w ip le’i markrt.
mh/»tfc
A non hn« I»« « ii tiorn t<» Mr. and Mr».
M« utor Itoiiry, of Ku|*«*nr. Mr*. Bonry
wu h M ìhh (i«s»rifin Ktn«ry, formrrly a
trnrhrr hrn*.
Mr«. 1*^ M Moiimth and littli» <luui;h
t«*r nrrìvrd Tur«dny from K« lso, VVa«h.,
and nr«* \ i n i tini* Mrr. Molitori * n nu*thrr,
Mr« lCo|»rrt Mutcliffc.
IJttlr J« t «» uh * Hctot h«H lir«*n ili tho»
ur«-k at thr h«»tnr o f hi« i»ran«l
pur«'iit«, Mr. ami Mr«. VV, !.. I>urby.
W c are nclvartisin:*
niLfs at sp ecial priers.
O hi * sah's sliow tliat Ilu*y
will so« hi i*o at illese
priers. Sri* tliem todav
at T h e l'air.
In« n*r«*nt tillM*««.
Itavi» you aolir«*«! Ni l« o n '« ad in r**
Kiinl to Iiodi*«* llrothi r« mntor carni
Mr. and Mr«. J. Z. C«»atr« arri vini
Viri.
Cium
Mtirk ln»l«i«*r ariti non Ilo* fir«t «»f flit* wrrk from Cascndr
l.ocks and wrnt un to I>rniu on i n otit-
Chtirl« « rum«* tip frinii t’orvnlli* Moti
«iny to i*«*t Mr«. Htouffor, mother of i i ik *
Mr«. itorklutili« r. Thi*y r«'tttrin«l yr«
Th,. |l«*rt Itami« fnmiK hnvr mnv«-d
trrtlny,
from Alinoti. Ili , lo I.os (iati»«, Cnlif.
K. K. Mi 11« lirm iMiiight thr Mr«. K.
Mr«. VV in. FrruuHon and dau^htrr,
A. Cotti«* pro|H*rty un H»*vrnth «trert.
Miss I.••In, ami Mr*. J. II. H ru w tt nini
In uhatrvrr u p do wi» Indirvi» in s«»n« Frrd and Frm*«t forni«*«! a wr«l
fMiryir«» uh ir li in tht* rrn«on u r ha.«* «Imi* party uliich wrnt tu tli«* county
thr Htudrlmkrr ligi iiry. VV « * cuti Irli «rat Wi'diiraday. M i»« l.rlt fini Fr« «I
you uhy thr Htini» Imkrr in thr nt»rvlc»» Mrnm’tt w rrr thr contrarting partir«.
t ur i f y o u ’Il gi\ r iih thr chanci*. Hpri*v,
l ’honr yntir nrwH. Thr H»*ntin«d wnnt»
I.OHI» A CriiNon, H»*rvinr Onrtigr. IO i*f
it < »ur nuii.br! la ISO J
Mr. and Mr«. CI. K. Itunnrll, o f lloinr,
Frank VVuudruff wiih up from 1 *ort-
I tlu., vi«it<*d tiVirfly at thr Kllirrt
lami Hunday.
H iii it h
homr
Wrdnrmlay
uftrrnoon.
Mr». Carrm llrmrnuny lui« tnk« n
Thry nrr formcr town nrf| un intuii erg.
\\
Itiinvirll« wrrr rn routr tu m>uth«»rn ovrr olir o f thr |Hi.«ition« a« city niail
California, u h m » thry will «ponti thr rnrrirr.
Orovrr Markabury rrturnrd W rd n w
w in trr.
r i
Dollar Day Specials
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2
Half k'alhin pail of cnmpoiiml.... ..............................
$1.00
3 pimmls of Kmpire coffee.................................................$1.00
ti poanda of «tone itiRor............................................ $1.00
11 pouixls of n h iii II white heatin.........................................$1.00
II p o iiim I h of Elbow macaroni.............. ........................... $1.00
i:t pounds <»i rolled oota .......................................
7 cans of Standard pou .....................................
$1.00
$1.00
1 dozen ipiart M hhoii ja r«...................................................$1.00
40 pounds of spado........ ........................................
7 eans Caroline milk
.....................
$1.00
$100
7 cans of Velvet or Prince A lb e rt................................... $1.00
■1 packages of tea ■ . pound
......-......................
$1.00
13 birr* White Wonder, 2 bar* Duck soap..................... $1.00
Several assortments of uroccries at.................................. $1.00
KI.OKK You should icet our prices on flour for your winter
supply.
The above prices are real bargains and are for spot cash one
day only.
.
S W a M l k IT
H
’S
GROCERY
a Bl oc k and Save a Di me
The Store That Apprcciatua Your Trade—
J
n venue went from Churl«*« Wick wire
and in now moving in. Mr. (iri«u<«hl
1 « a Nuumill operator and in building
11 mill at Com»-tork II«* will rnak<* hi«
home in Kug«*ne.
Th«* K»‘ ntifie) wnnt« the n«*u«. Fhonr
it in. Our number 1« 1 Mi J.
••
k’. A. (*nret-«»nt Sr., hn« been ner
i«ui«ly ill during the past week.
Nel«ofi lfiirhnrn ua confined to the
houm* uith Ntoinurli trouble over tin*
week end.
Auctioneer!!!!
Will »i'll your hotim-holil furnitorr,
Niork, impli'nieiila unit mtirhinory,
uiul tuolii of- nil kiniln; f i ' i up to
the fim t
mu] 3 % for nit over.
C. O . D cV E R E
400 M-vin Ave.
Cottage Grove
Mr*. Jasie* MrKnrlnml oliservrtl her
■ a 1 nty fourth
hirthilny
nnni\erMnry
Tburiulny o f ln*t week.
Wnnt nil rnte* nre one rent the word;
minimum .15 word*; three insertion* for
the price o f two when pnid in advance.
h. W. I^'tKon mid Mi** lte**ic Good-
ell were up from Yonrullii Snturdny to
■ittend the funeral o f the Aubrey linhy.
Mr*. Klmer ('nldwell und dnughter
nre \i*iting tin* week nt Klmirn.
J. It. Cooley wn* in Eugene Friday.
Onr Motto Is Quality
Even
though
egg*,
butter
nad
freight rule* hnvr ndvnnred o f lute
our price* nre unchanged. We mmn
Inin our “ Slumlord o f Cjunlity” re.
gurdleX* o f nwt. Our rnw material*
nre the be*t that money rnn liuy.
BENDER’S CITY BAKERY
Tl reo
Doors
East
of
the
Bridge
l'*ed fa r « for sale at Nelson's Auto
Sale*, 401 Main -HUN Maxwell. »575;
lOHi Maxwell. » ItHI; 1917 Ford tour­
ing, *425; 1911 Maxwell, * 00 ; 1014
Overland, *125; 1911 Flanders, »200.
Mr. nml Mr*. Robert Martin, former
resident*, are now on an alfalfa ranch
near Walla Walla.
Mr*. I „ .1, Green returned Sunday
from a visit in Eugene at the heme o f
her daughter, Mr*. I.ee Tetinia.
II. J. Shinn and S. W. Itoyd were in
Eugene Friday on business.
The Spray way— the cash for your
cremn and egg*. Phone 57.
9-24tfc
Mr*. W. W. McFarland visited Sat­
urday at the (I. II. Tyson home in
Eugene.
Mis* Marie Ventrh ha* recovered
from s recent severe illness.
J. II. Potts has purchased an Over
laud sedan of the Overland garage.
The Sentinel wants all the news all
the time. I f yon know an item, phone
it in. Our number is 150.1.
E. II. Cochran, o f Colorado, has
bought the W. It. Oamon place six
miles west o f the city. Mr. and Mr*.
Whaley, parents o f Mr*. Cochran, have
bought the Slagle ranch in the same
vicinity.
.tames OzmeSt returned Saturday lo
Salem, lifter n visit nt the home o f
Ids daughter, Mrs. Wm. Hawley.
from Divide to the Gavin Davidson
property, cast sf the city, which they
recently purchased.
Mr. and Mr*. W. W. McDonald, o f
Itoseburg, »pent Hunday with Mr and
M r*. If II I tester.
W. A. II•menway and family have
moved to Walker.
When buying a grnphopbone why not
buy the b< >it f The Path», docsii't co*t
any more tha i the other*. You cun
buy a fa tin' of il. «,', Mndacn oil week
ly or monthly payment».
Htitf
The Milt l(irhiird*on family are mov­
ing to f'orvalli».
Rev. I). A. Mucl.eod, o f Nrwport,
visited here over the week end.
Mr. nml Mr*. Lc»lie Godard were
down from the Mabel *chool over the
week end getting some mttre of their
household good*
For Your Idle Money
CKRTIKIC ATKS
OF
OKI*«»KIT
Hutter Eat— I pay for every can as
soon an tested. Hutter fat is high.
See me before you *hip or sell. Phone
57.
J.
f
Spray.
B4tfe
Mr*. A. W . Kune returned Friday
from Portland ami is recovering nicely
from her recent operation. She was
accompanied home by her daughter,
Mr*. Roy Romaine, and the la tte r ’*
adopted dnughten They returned to
Portland Monday.
A. M. Moore gut n big buck Sunday
on a hunting trip nenr Dexter.
Don't *rll the hen thut lays the
golden egg. I look for higher prices
this winter than we have ever had.
We have the best egg market in Ore
gon because we produce the best egg*
and lots o f them. J. F. Spray, phone
57.
’ 9 24tfe
Jones A Eaton are partitioning their
»tore to »epurntf the grocery and feed
bu*ine»s and have a department for
each.
Kurd car* have lieen sold during the
pant week by Woodson Brother» to I)r.
O. C. ltyott and M. It. Pitcher.
Mi*.» Mnliei Shortridge is teaching
the London school.
Fletcher Marlow returned to Portland
Sunday, after visiting relatives in this
-section.
The Sentinel wants all the news all
the time. I f you know an item, phone
it in. Our number is 159 J.
•*
Miss Hazel Louchs is teaching in the
Hagimiw school.
Mrs. Filin Needham, o f Thurston, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Teeters.
T. J. Sprinkel has returned to Cot
tage Grove nnd taken n position nt the
Southern Pacific station.
Fifectricul work, battery recharging,
are specialties at Service Garage. 101 t f
Mrs. Andrew Hruiul and son George
are visiting this week at Grants Pas*.
Wm. Bartels returned Monday from
a visit in Portland.
Mi»* Hethel d ow d y returned Monday
from her vurntion and ha* resumed her
position with tho Modern Pharmacy.
We have just received a fine line of
new watches nt »2.25 up. 11. C. Mad
sen.
| lit l
Mis* Mary Huchtinan is visiting at
Corvallis this week.
Miss Eleanor
Messerrer, of
San
Francisco, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. L. Penoyar.
W. C. Johnson and fipnily motoped
to Eugeno Sunday.
We do what we say; i f not satisfied
d o n ’t pay. Overland Garage.
10-ltfc
Mrs. James Fingland and little dnugh
ter returned Monday to Salem, after
a visit with Mrs. Fingland's sister,
Mrs. Hugh Trnnnell.
L. E. Sullivan returned Monday toj
Klamath F'alls.
Mis* Augusta Oaroutte was in F'u-
geno Monday, y
Galloway for insurance, 511 Main.
C. A. Mood, o f Portland, is visiting
at the home o f his daughter, Mrs. II.
W. Titus, while Mrs. Mood is visiting
in the east. Mis son, Donald A., was
up from the university Saturday.
Mrs. Gerald Wogds nnd four w e e k
old daughter, o f Portland, are visiting
at thp home o f Mrs. W oods' mother,
Mrs. T. W. DeLong.
Whether it is a Jittle adjustment for
which we mak(. no charge, or whether
F’ or storage o f any kind in fireproof
you want your whole euf repaired, brick building see J. F. Spray, phone
y ou 'll fim* us a|ways on the job. Ser­ 57.
.
8-27 tf
vice Garage, Spray, Long A Cruson. if.
George Dahl writes thnt he nnd his
Mrs. J. W. Buckley wn» in Eugene family arrived safely at North Bend
Saturday,*
but that they nre likely to return to
Miss Ada Smith returned Saturday Cottage Grove is toon as the mails
to Seattle, after a visit with Mis* Mn will permit automobile traffic.
mie Knox.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr.
Mrs. Seldon Powell wns in Eugene anil Mrs. Carl King.
Snturdny.
J. 8 . Milne returned Monday from a
*
Eggs are source nml high. See Horny business trip to Roseburg.
before you sell.
9 *4tfc
The Sentinel wants the new». Phone
A. Tonoli ami family hnvo moved it in. Our number is 159 J.
X
UVKR
A
O! R
LIB E R AL
Their value never varies; your money ia tietl up for only a
comparatively short time.
They offer almost an itleal place for i<lle funds in any
amount. RegartlleHN of the size of your investment, you will
he welcome here.
We pay 4 per cent interest on time deposits.
Bank of Cottage Grove
J o n Arriobl J«*ft Htinduy f o r Furtlurul
to iittfful «b'iitul collci;«*.
Mr. arul Mrs, It. II l l u r t n n mutur«*d |
up from Portland Hutuniay to v i m i t
Mr ilarrrm' mother, Mr«. Hurnh Harm«,
and Mr«. Harms’ parent«, Mr. and
Mr«. tfurncN ItobtNori. They w«*r«' ar
W. C. Walker has moved onto the
compn ii i<-d l»y M i«« kuth Hobi*onf who George Masting* place on Mushy creek
liad be. n • tni 11 ri|^ tliem.
which he recently purchased.
I'hono your new*. The H«‘ritine| want«
M i*» I«enom llohl is visiting in
it. Our an in lx *r i h J59-J,
•* Koschurg at tho home o f her sister,
.i«»hn Xiak* r, o f J'ortland, visit«*«! old Mr*. Anna Me»».
time frierul« here Friday and Hatur
C . (i. V u l c a n i z ’g W k s .
duyr
Mr«. C. I'eterann returned Sunday to
Portland, after a viait with her ilaiigh
ter, Mr*. R. A. Mol-.tram, o f Rujnda.
Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Ilogate nml Mr.
and Mr* ( V\ Caldwell are attending
the state fair thi* week.
Higher price* for egg« and cream. J.
F. Spray, phone 57.
9-24tfc
The funeral o f the little Aubrey chilli
wa* held Saturday afternoon, Rev. E.
G f> Groat officiating.
E. A. Clark write* thnt he has
changed hi» address to Cushman and
must have tlie home news seat there.
Mr*. J. J. Weeden write* that they
have moved onto a dairy ranch out
from Tulare, Calif.
AN D
INTEREST R K T I’RN.
N ew M ock fla sh lig h ts
at I hi* I'aii'. S ec thciri.
Mr. and Mr«. Frank lt«’ n<i«-rHi»n mo-
tored to V'aneouver, Wanh., Haturday.
Ja men Short le ft Saturday for a
visit at Hilverton.
When you need tire, battery or tow
ing M*r\ ice «all 110. Overland Garage, f f
Mr«. Kiley H nod grafts in here from
Hpringfu Id caring f«»r her moth«*r, Mr«.
Lucy Midland.
JKKI Kl>
NAM K OKI KR AHHOLI TK S A F E T Y
V u l c a n i z i n g , r e t r e a d in g .
A daughter wn* born Tuesday to Mr.
and Mr*. F’ancho Stubblefield, of Pilot
Roek. Mr*. Stubblefield’s mother, Mr*.
F\ W. Hawkins, o f thi» city, arrived
there the day before.
Mrs. Mary C. I>*wi» is here from
Grant* P a »» n*»iMting in the care of
her brother, James W. Sears, who is
seriously ill.
Sec Nelson for that auto accessory
you c a n ’t find elsewhere in town.
John Dnmcwood left yesterday for
Springfield, being called there by the
serious illnes* of his mother, Mr*.
Nancy Dnmewood, who ha* suffered a
second paralytic stroke. His daughter.
Miss Gladys, who has just returned
from Springfield, is suffering with a
severe case o f vegetable poisoning.
I). N. M clitturff i* in Portland on
business and it is understood he in­
tends to locate there.
Stop! IxHik! Listen! Thom* word*
mean danger wherever you see them.
Y’ ou are continually in danger yourself
and your property is also in danger.
Better protect the first with life in;
suranee and th** latter with fire or
other insurance. Talk with Metcalf.
He has what you want in the insurance
line.
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A daughter wa* born Tuesday eve­
ning to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith.
Mr. and Mr*. D. J. Gover and son
Henry left yesterday for Ketehicun.
Alaska, where they will make their
home.
I^ot us care for your car. In the end
it is much cheaper and more satisfac­
tory to let us keep your car in »hip
shape, i f you take into account the
clothes veil spoil, the labor you must
do and the diffic ulty o f doing w> k
you are not prepared to handle. Spray,
Long & Cruson.
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J. S. Magladry left yesterday for
San F’ rancisco on a business trip. Mr*.
Magladry will visit in Portland while
Mr. Magladry is away.
A. L. Monroe left yesterday to at­
tend the state fair.
Buy Overland 4, the car o f no re
grets. We still have one at the old
price. Overland Garage.
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SOCIETY
The Constellation club was enter­
tained yesterday afternoon in the ban­
quet room o f the Masonic tempi,* by
Mrs. II. W. Titus and Mrs. Charles
Adams. Mrs. M. F\ W yatt. Mrs. B. R.
Job and Mrs. Tiekons. the latter a
(r
guest o f Mrs. Karl K. Mills, were
guests o f the club.
The afternoon
was »pent socially and refreshments
were served.
4r
The ladies’ aid o f the Methodist
church jvn* entertained Wednesday at
ternoon at the home o f Mrs. George O.
Knowles, Mr*. A. W. Swanson assist
ing Mrs. Knowles with the entertain
ing. The afternoon was spent socially
and refreshments wrre served. Mrs
Ralston, who leaves soon for California,
was presented with a bathrobe.
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Mrs. Mar land Wentworth entertained
Tuesday in honor o f Mr. W entworth ’.*
sister, M i»* Fithel Wentworth, o f P o rt­
land, who had been visiting here.
R. A. Trask, of this city, and Miss
Dove McGee, o f Albany, were married
Wednesday at Albany at the home of
the b r id e ’» pn rents. Rev. and Mr*. \\
V. McGee. Both parties to the cere­
mony arc well known here. They will
occupy the J. S. Benson residence prop­
erty on (¿uincy avenue.
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The M. P. G. club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mr*. O. 1..
Nichols. Only members were present.
The afternoon was »pent socially and
refreshment* were served.
W ATCH YOUR L A B E L
A. F. & A. M., Attention
•
M. M. D EG REE at special
commuai cation at 7:45 Satur-
X S J f day evening T w o candidates.
’ Refreshments, including *(.*••
cial brand o f salmon furnished by
Brother B. K. Lawson. Members and
visitors urged to be present.
WORTH H A R V E Y ,
By order o f W. M.
Secretary.
No button breaking, fabric
tearing action when We wring
the wash. Better have us han­
dle the work— i t ’s the RIG H T
WAT.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
Ring XJs Up
J ones
Cash
Phone 79
Eaton
Eggs
Chickens and farm produce
Seeds of all kinds fo r fall
seed in g i ncl udi ng Rye,
C lover and Timothy
J FIFTH O AND
N E MAIN S £& E A T O N
TELEPHONE 3
Q U A L IT Y IS THE BASIS FOR
. A BUTCHER BUSINESS
It is the only satisfactory basis for it means permanent
success.
YVe keep the best in beef, pork and lamb.
Sometimes we have to pay more for this sort nt wholesale,
but it is worth the difference in price to I k * able to please
our particular customers.
Are you one of them?
City Meat Market
BARTELS
&
SAFLEY, PROPS
PHONE 89