Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., October 22, 1920, Image 3

A n Appetizing Dinner
ran I m * nerved at a r«*«111<•<•«I cost i! you know
when* to Imy quality groceries
Tl.c thrifty housewife 'trades here because
she knows we haiullc the finest fresh goods
at the lowest prices. A truil older here will
convince you.
F.
C.
CO FFM AN
Succosaor to K«rr & Hdshy
Telephone 30
The Spray wny thè cash for your
cri am and egg* Phone 57.
9 silfi*
Mr and Mr*. Albert Htoeks motored
lo I.agi ih » un business Friilnv.
■Mr« I' !(. Hi roiu, o f London, re
t unici! Mi! urdny froni a few duy* * vi*»
it al Cre*we|l.
The Seatme| Mitri t* all thè news all
thè lime. |f ymi knovv au itein, phone
it in. Olir ntimber i* 159 J.
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M rs. Minine W i Inoli and f w’o rhil
d n n Hpent tli«* week end in Fugem nt
thr liofili- o f het mere, Mr;< Siirn Hte
plieas.
A Serious Question
II' Ilii'ii1 in anything wrong
Midi your sight, you Imvc
mi ilmilil
I m ' iii
thinking
iilmiit u I iikni ' n , nui! you may
tin vp | ioiii | i - i i'll over thi'
«(iii'Mtion iin to wlirii- you
woiilil t;ii for tinnì Tilia ih
an i in i »ori it n t mattpr to de-
I'illl1.
if your pyi'H ari' Hkilliilly
•'Xamilii'il, ami I i 'I ini - k | i i o | i
illy Kroll IK I for t In-in, you
will rx|i< rirtirc tIn* lio|iri|
lor ri'lii'f. If, on llir roll­
ìi ary, you g»*t a in inf it, your
«•yi'H w ill In* in a woi si* roii-
ilit ion Uniti tjrforr.
It in a <|UrHt ion worth
your NrrioiiN roiiNiilrration,
ami it in certainly worth
your wluli* to rouir where
only arrurati* work in p«*r-
fornirli.
D . J. S c h o l l
O P T I C I A N O PTO M E T R I HT
FftCtOtf mi Premiss«
OnlUin Univi»
Or<*i{oti
Tales of the Town
Alfalfa hay. Phone 57. J . F. Hprny.
tin* Hchillmg, of Kent, Ore, i* vis
itmg ut the home of hi* Mister, Mr*.
Charles Mtevens.
Pianos 7 used pianos and one plr«v
er piano; liberal term* Kugerie Music
Mhop, Kugene, Ore,
o l 5 29c
»Mr. and Mr*. J L. lirnlty have re­
turned from Crater lake, where Mr
Beatty wit* employed during the sum
liter.
(¿ urge Miller hn* sold Ins ranch east
o| the e»t y t *» Ol.iltde I'lmler
The
Millers will move into the city.
Hehoul teachers, get your report cards
at 'Pile Sentinel office.
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Clyde Leonard returned Monday from
a Ktigem* hospilul, where hi* had been
for some time.
M rs .1 \1 Carlino, iiceompaninil bv
thè two little Walter WoiMlard itili
dren, speli! Ma limbi y in Kugeiie,
laitintive meri su re number .'tilt ori
ttie bulli»! tu In- voteti in Noveinber
W III givi- to Oregon i port eipial |<» any
por! on thè Pacific coa*l. Voti are vi
tally intei<r*|ed in (he passage o f thi*
bill. It w iII iiot mcrease your lux«**
lite cosi IN to be borile by thè Port o f
Portland, bui all Or*-g«*»i niust voti* on
thè incisine Vote .’i l o Yes on thè bai
bit Novera ber 2.
o22p<l
Miss Olitdys Chapmon ami Miss Clara
Mila«* were in Kugene Hnturday,
Mr. and Mr*. B« m » im * Shortridge are
spending a few day* in Kiigene this
w celi.
I W»ll operi li feed stillile m thè
P* T. building on Pacific
highway
alio ut Noveinber 1. A. P. Ln ruoti. o!5
n5c.
A pleasant dancing party was given
ili American lsgo>n hall Kriday ev<
m rig by ilo- In ter N club o f thè C«»t
tage (irovc high seh«>o|,
Mr. a io! M rs. N
. White ami farri
ily s| h *at Siindav al thè homi* of theii
*on# llerald, in Kugene.
Whether it i* a tilde adjustim-nt f>»t
which wc mak,. no charge, or whether
you urani your wlnde car repaired,
you 11 fimi un nlwraya or» thè job. St*r
' if’e Uarnge, Spray, Lojig A Cruson. il
Mrs. Perry Sherwrood. ^ fornier rissi
dent, in a guest at tic ™n»me of ber
father, .fóc (iaroutte. M rs Sin ispiod
is non a restderit o f I n » s Angeles.
The David Sterling familv visitici
with friend* in Springfield Suiidny.
Buy your flour ami feed at Stcrbng's
and get red trading stnmps.
<»15 22c
V irgli Poweli was down troni (). A.
C. fi»r thè week end.
11. IL llamiint rettimeli last week
from Portland.
Lggs are trarre and high. See Spray
before you seti.
Q S4tfr
Mr and Mr*. F. A. daretson, Sr„
and their datighter, Miss Alice, Icft
yesterdn)
for Oakland, (*nlif.
Mr.
Uarctson, who Ims beco serioiisly ili
for a number o f week*, was stili in a
weak conditimi but thè physicians
thought it vvould l»e safe for hiin to
attempt thè trip.
Miss I«ntit*e and
IdisMell a ili rnotor throiigh.
PEOPLE’S MARKET
If you want a beef roast, steak
or any kind of fresh meat for
Holiday dinner, come and let us
convince you that we riamile the
best meat* obtainable, form* and
get your bacon sliced with our
slieing rnneiime; it goes twice a*
far and doesn't cost you any
more. We also handle all kinds
of lunch meats, lard, compound,
oleo, erearn brick eh ceso, and i f
you are a butter crank come and
try a poijnd of Maid o ' Clover
butter.
Phone 15 —
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Frew Delivery to A ll Parts of
the City Froali Pish on Friday*
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.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Potts were in
Kugeno Monday,
The Hentincl wants all the news all
the time. I f you know an item, phone
it in. Our number is 159 J.
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Mi*s Jennie Hharon, o f Medium!*,
Calif., sister o t C. ||. Hharon,
of
Hnginiiw, and Mr*. Laura Hharon o f
Ontario, ( ’im. da. oster in law o f Mr.
Hharon, left
this
week
for
Miss
Hharon '* home, after a brief
visit
here.
Mrs. Hharon will remain with
Mis-* Hharon during the k inter.
DOWN GOES PRICES ON
HOME MADE CANDIES
CHOCOLATES, the II.
T A F F IE S A N D
the lb
00c
BRITTLES
45c and 50c
T h e Bon T o n
CI. K. Ilut. sell, Proprietor
o 15 n5c
Klivtrirul work, battery recharging
are *|n*ciultie* at Hervic«. On rage, io ltt
Frank Woodruff live* in Portland,
where he get* th< big dailies, but
says he would find life there very
prosaic without regular visit* o f The
Hentincl.
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The Hentincl want* the news. Phot)«
it In. Our number is 159 J.
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Ellis Hob in son writes from Paisley
to insure continued regular visits of
The Sentinel.
III** Lnm* County Health ii**<»fmtion
'Vill hold it* annual meeting at the
rh tinlier o f r«mitneree, Kugcnr, Kntur
•luy, Ofto|M*r .in, at 2:tMi p m. Anyone
intereNted in health mutters in liny
way in iiKMit urgently re«|ue»ted to be
|>rt muit.
I mi IT N O W
Your photo will bo the
tt*o*t appreciated und the least ripen
m\o f»»r a holiday pronont. Make nn
appoint incut for % sitting now and
I ’.irty, I.irthili.y, w a d i n g , rhris-
avoid the mult, in order to jp*t your
t»*ni.rjj, nnniv rrsnry----- whati’vpr
pirturr in time, for I hnve to have
While you can *f use your car as
• In* fpativo mTunidii mny hi*, wo
plenty o f time to make you the In^t
run pm\ iiln thi* npprnprinti* p«iko
Open Niiiiduv* from 10 u. m. to it p, m unirli a* usuai is a gond tinie to hnve
nml full lint- of hukory gooilM
Monroe Studio.
o.M 29c J. M. Ibdfnti paint it for you. Work
giiiirantecd. Near thè bridge.
oh 29r
for the pvent. Stop in nny timi*
A son wait born Wednesday to Mi
mol wo will In* k I hi I to fill your
A l f Powell in nursing a confile of
and Mr*. William (Nil.
onlor promptly.
|M*t* in thè forni* o f carburo le* but i*
W. A. Wurd ha* accepted :» pos,#ion
agaia alile to gei down to thè city.
with Jone* A Katun.
Mr*. Il S Webber vvent to Walker
The Sentinel want* tin* new*. Phone
Wedncsday for her regular vveeklv
T l reo Doors East of the Bridge
it in. Our number in 159 J.
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piano c In ss ni thè Walker high school.
I*. M. St»’ ven*, Sam Mo*her, Ihirwiti
Betler get your arder in earlv ;or
ItriMtow, A. W. Sun* and Mr. Ibirnet!
that riew l)i)«lge Brothcr* car. We will
f o c il rnl.lwi-ll wii h up from I ’ortlmid
were* up from Ku^etie Wednesday eve
gufirantcc against any |H»**ible decime over tin* week rnd.
nint; attending a meeting o f the Ma
before May I, thè sarne as every dealer
some lodge. Mr. Steven* deli v e n d a
In whatever wo do wc believe i'
is doing. Talk it over with Nelson,
patriotic add reus.
Podge Brothers dealer, 401 Militi. o22c tor vice— whirh iw tho roaaon wo kav<
In this issue have you seen N eb otiS
A Kugene news itein sny* Adnlph tho Ntiidohnkor ng»ncy. Wo run tel
announcement in regard to the new Pettrsun, of Cottage (Irovc, has seni you why tho Htuihlmkor in tho norvlr*
addition to hi* present automobile I mi < thè cotinty chflpter of thè |{et! ( ’ ro ;*• rur i f you'll g iv e iin tho rhnnro. Spn.v
l.ong K Crumin, Horviee Unmite. 10 im
me**?
o22t fc ♦50 for a life inertibership.
Mr*. V. It. Conley left Wednesday
C. E. Clnrko mmo» under tho wire
When you need tire, battery or tovv
for North Iteml, after u visit with Mi*.
ing servire cali 110. Overlnnd (Inrnge. t f from Arlington, Wanh., with a ro-
Fred Heidler. The family he
jesl
ni*wal o f MiliM-ription 'to koi*p
him
A tea potimi son wns bora bere Octo
moved from Koseburg.
poxtod on nffnim in tho old homo
ber
I
I
i
o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I>.
W.
Ilelm*
Itr. S. M. W end! and family spent
city.
of Portland.
Mr*. Ilelm* i* af thè
the week end in Portland.
homi* of her pnrentn, Mr. and Mr* I
See Spray about gras* seeds and save
G o ff,.
money. Phone 57. J. F. Spray. ol5tfc
Phone your news. The Sentinel wants
W. It. Root, at one time editor of
it. Olir numlier is 159-J,
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the Bohemia Nugget here, came down
M. M. ritornimi i* homo troni l.conn,
from the Bohemia district Saturday,
where he hud been spending three where he wns em|doyed several months.
Will soil your hmmohold furniture,
Mi** Penrl Prevvett wa* in Kugenr»
mouths, and left for his home hi San
idock, implomonta and machinery,
Leandro, Calif.
and tool* o f all kinds; 10% on
hoiiNohold good*; 0% on implomonta
and machinery up to tiiOOO, and .1%
for all over that amount.
CAKES for All Occasions
BENDER’S CITY BAKERY
A u c t io n e e r !!!!
Sugar! Sugar!
8 pounds si Sugar for
$ 1.00
On S ii III ni a}*, October ‘23, w»> will sell N pounds ut’ siiKnr
dim * dollar w i t h a purchase of o h i * dollar of other gro-
<*»*ri»*N, for ennh only.
for
SYRHI* We hove j i i n I received a m*w supply of syrups
in different, flavors at tin* right price.
K(I(IS
VVe are paying 65e cash for eggs.
SMITH’S GROCERY
T h i> 8 t o r a T h a t
Walk
a Block
A p p r e c i a t e *
and
Save
Your
Trade
a' D i m e
C . O . D eV E R E
400 Main Ave.
Cottage Grove
Save your Rod Trading Stamp*» and
rnah thorn nt S terlin g’«.
ol5-22r
Mr«. Walter Throlkrld and «on, of
I'ortlnml, visited during tho pa«t week
at tho homo o f
Mr«.
Throlkrld’«
l'mrents, Mr. and Mr«. N. E. Churchill.
Yon are vitally interrateli in Oregon
having a port equal to any port on
the I ’a rifir coast. Initiative measure
No. .'110 on tho Imllot to I n * voted in
November will provide Oregon with
■nudi a port. Tho rest will ho homo hy
tho p»*oplo o f tho Port o f Portland hut
all o f tho state must vote on it. Vote
.110 Yes on tho Imllot on November
2.
nL’L’pd
Dale Hawkins, once with Tho Hon
tlnol for several years and Inter om
ployé»! in onstorn
Oregon
and
nt
Eugene, has neeepted
a
permanent
position with Tlu* S«*ntinel.
The Sentinel wants all tho nows all
tho time. I f you know an item, phone
it in. Our number is 15!» J.
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Several Masons were up from Drain
Saturday evening to attend tho meet­
ing of Ihn Inrnl lodge.
Knyninnd Veiili-h was home from I).
A. (■ over the we»'k end.
f" n
plionogrupb, ♦!*<>. *125, *l.'(5
* 1 Hf#, ♦ :,o, *21SJ, * ¡« 5 , *400. Liberal
term
espMsa prepaid. Eugene Mime
olß ito
Shop Eugene, Oregon.
re-
E' ry (ioodndge is visiting
lati •. at Canyon» die
Juui*'« Smith returned Saturday to
Panyoav die, after o visit at the Nel
son I >•» r Ii it in home.
Hehool ti-nehirs, g it your report enrd"
H IN K o f tho amount o f hen energy, vitality and red blood
n t T h 1 Sentinel office,
* *
required to grow a thousan»! feathers— the average plumage I
A moulting ben needs good health— good appetite— good digestion.
Carl (. reto n writes from
* -"»Ii
forum: “ Not making
much
money
down here hut it Is u pleasant plur.e i
to starve in. Please send eopy o f The
help* poultry through the moult and starts pullets and moulted
Sentinel. ' '
hens to laying. It contains tonics fo r the appetite, tonics to aid
Auto Painting W o r k g u a r a n t e e d at
digestion. It tones up the dormant e g g organs. It contains
prirea more thaS reasonable. J. M ,
iron that gives a moulting hen rich, red blood and a red comb.
bolt on it 11" b r M f t .
""
N o disease where Pan-a-ce-a is fed. By all means feed your
William W. Hawley has been ap |
moulting her is Dr Hess Poultry Pan-a-ce-a.
pointed administrator o f the estate »if
('a roh n* E. Hawley, who
died
a t:
I .ora ne July 27,
P.»20.
Gimrge O.
Knowl»s, tlmlfried tirnbiT and Oliver i
Ventch, all of Cottage Grove, have j
been named as appraisers.
TtU at horn many hens yoa hart. Wt hart a packatt In saM.
Heed rye and veteh. Cleon bran nn»i
oats, rye and veteh mised, <•>»•« and
veteh nmed. Phone 57. J . E. Spray, t f
l „ C. Pish, o f Portland, has pur-
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>*•■
- r - ■•H»«?» s
chased the Mrs. M. Barringer rem
di'Oii Oil w»-st Main and will move In
family here nt onee. Mrs. Harringer
mediately enveloping us, ami get a
leaves today for Portland. Homer Gal­
broad sweep nt fumlanu'iital condi­
loway made the »leal.
tions, we must need* see that the out
G»'(i»'ral re|iairmg including e i i « ' f t
look for a pr»«p»*rpus era nh»’a»l in th<*
lumber industry is as rosy ns the im
battery work.
We treat you right-
Overlaml tinrage.
1® Itfc
metliate on«- is glofwny.
This Is Belief of a Big Man In the
“ The great p»'rio»i of after the war
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Allen, who had
Industry Who Finds Cuxnula
building that the world has anticipated
b»*en vi-dting friends here, for a few
since the signing »>f the armistiee has
liv e Unfilled D maul.
days, returned W»*»ln»*sday to th»*lr
not yet actually begun.
Meanwhile,
home ut Yonculla.
reijuirements for world ronstruetion
Chickens, Imgs, veal and <*attle want­
A valuable review of the lumlx-r sit­ are piling up every day. A cumulative
ed at the People’s murket.
'mh5tfe
uation is given by F.*C. Knapp, pr»-»i- demand must hriutk some time. Inves •
Mrs. Jesse Trunn»*ll went t<> Yon
d»-nt o f the Peninsular Lumm-i com­ tigators o f the housing shortage, both
calla Wednesday aftc*rn<mn for a visit
pany, iri a recent issu« o f the Bitsim-ss in Europe nml in every part o f this
Mrs. W. A. Coffin, of Eugene, is vis­ Digest, a publication issue«! monthly country, place the numh»*r of »mw
iting with her sisti-r, Mrs. J. A. 1.1- by the L’ nited States Nntional bank, house* and dwelling ifpartments at
ledge.
figures so t^gh that they have beeoni»*
if Portland. Mr. Knapp says:
•* V frank statement »if te<* pres»-nt almost meaningless. Recently the gov
Trade in your old battery on a new
h im - and
be in*»' from «tnrting and lumber situation makes ariyth'ng Put ernors o f two states have found it
lighting troubles. Get our proposition. »•hrerful nuniing. The foreign market necessary to call special sessions of
Overland Garage.
oI5 tfe has dwindled to almost nothing because their state legislatures to devise ways
I, C. Ix>ckwood has sol»l the Protx-. of uns»-ttle»l financial conditions and and means o f reli«*ving th<* sh«irtag**
man re sid e nc e on Sixth str**»*t to Mrs. belief that nil commodity priecs are o f housing facilities. The raagnitud«' of
du e'to come down. The domestic mar this problem in Europe ean be partly
Isabel Randolph.
ket is shattered for these ami other realized by glancing at the vast extent
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boldon left y< s
reawms, including recent freight rate o f the building program proposed by
terday for their home in Ohio, after a
advances which have w»irke»l a mater­ the British government for England
visit at the O. W. McQueen home.
ial hardship to the Pacific northwest. alone, which program will re«juir»' an
They had also visit»*d in Kugene at
I ’ mloubtedly these conditions, both for expenditure o f approximately four bil­
the K. J. Ridings home.
eign arid domestic, will continue during lions o f rlollars.
J. M. Durham, real estate, eity and the balance o f the year 1920. This does
“ Referring to our domestic needs,
fnnn property.
olS tfc not menu that building has entirely carefully prepared "Statistics show an
Mrs. Warren Howe nihil little s»»n, eea*e»L However, a comparison o f the actual shortage t»»»lay o f 2,500,0O0
Warren Is-wis, o f Snerunnnto, are vis
total o f A m e r ic a ’s building permits homos and 100® hotels. The erection
with work aetunlly under construction o f these buildings will draw from the
■ ting at the home o f Mrs. H o w e ’s par
indient«*« that credit contraction is lumber manufacturers o f the country
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eddy.
seri»»usly aff»*eting our national build- the equivalent o f the entire production
Rons Allison, o f Portland, is eondue
ing program. Competitive yard dealers o f the mills o f Oregon and Washington
tor »in the new short fn-ight run be
Iwecu here and Eugene, and is visiting
his eousins. Van and Kay Allison.
Mor,. your car during the wet sea­
son in a heat«*»! garage. Continual
dampness will ruin top and finish.
Space for a few curs only. Overland
Gnruge.
10-ltf
The condition o f J. 1’ . Currin, who
w n s tuki'ii ill and opernt»'d upon while
visiting his son Hugh nt Maker, has so
improved that he was able to come
Y'otir hank .should he able to meet all your banking needs.
here, arriving
Monday in
company
You want a bank to have a friendly interest in your sutwut.
with Mrs. Currin, who had bo»*n at
his bedside, and the son Hugh.
Mr.
Currin was so low at one time that
it was thought that he could not re­
Services which banks offer may be similar but there is a
cover.
difference,in how thes<* services are rendered.
Galloway writes insurance. Phone Sd.
Mrs. H. L. Klliott arrived Tuesday
from 1'itttsburg, ix-ing calleti here by
Y' oh will like this bank because we try to make it a kind
the s»*riouH illness o f her father, John
Bader.
of a bank you want your hank to be.
Nothing to»i difficult for us to take
care o f ut the West Hide Garage. Dick
will solve th»**problem.
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B A N K V O I R I* A Y CHECK W ITH THE
A
marriage
license was
issued
Saturday to Robert Wells, <>t I.ornne
and l.ulu Witte, o f Black Butte.
J. S. Mnglsdry. o f Row River, wns
in Eugcn** over the w»*»*k end.
I f you want to buy hens or pullets,
see Spray. Phone 57. _
in supplying this restricted demand for a four-year period. Add to th-
The upper classmen «>f the high
are displaying splendid team work in above the requirements for factory
.. hool entertain the lower classmen in
many localities by exchanging items of construction and for the rehabilitation
Moose hull tonight.
stock, thereby reducing to the minimum o f the railroads, and you you have :
Wm. I ,ntides« was summoned to serve their merchandise investment. The ex­ demand which will tax the capacity
on the district court jury this week. ample o f harmony of action between o f the lumber manufacturer over an
Furniture Und stove repairing by an lumber dealers in the consuming terri­ extended p«*riod. 1 believe w< will en
evjH*rt. Upholstering, plumbing. J L B
tory should I«* nn incentive to the la­ ter this perilHl o f prosperity about
Morr*«, 302 Main, at the bridge. 10---I' boring man, the stumpage owner, the January 1921.’ ’
Elmer
Monann
arrived
Saturdnv logger and the manufacturer iu the
New prices on butter wraps (Fridays
from Toledo, Wash., where he ha> producing »listricts for team work to
been engaged in bridge construction the end that fair anil reasonable re­ and Saturdays o n ly ): 5*» wraps, *1;
m d visited till Wednesday at the home turns arcru«* to eneh member o f the 100 wraps, *1.25; additional wraps tak
nf Mr*. Mimiun'• mother, Mr*. Robert producing industry. But the ‘ darkest en at same time, 40c the 100. t ’ottnge
nL’t,
Sutcliffe. Mrs. Munson, who had been hour’s before the dawn.’ As we look Grove Sentinel.
visiting here several weeks, accompa- through rifts in the black clou»ls itn
nied Mr. Munson to Silverton, where
they expect to make their home this improved considerably within the past
w inter.
few days.
We do what wo say; i f not satisfied
The S»*ntinel wants the news. Phone
don ’t pay. Overland Garage.
10-ltf»* it in. Our number is 159-J.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turpin returned
Mrs. Claude Arne continues to im
Monday from California
and
will prove.
spend th«> winter here.
Leonard Lnvng. o f Pocatello. Ida., is
Uullowrny for insurance, 511 Main.
visiting at the home o f his uncle,
Wm. Edwards* anil John Coffman Oeorge Layng.
came out .o f the Bohemia district Mon
Help Your
Moulters
Moult
T
Dr. Hass Poultry Pan-a-ce-a
Wm handle th e Or. Heme Line. Call on am.
A .
BRUNO
&
C O .
Dr. Hess Instant Louse Killer Kills Lice
LUMBER SITUATION NOW IS
DARK, FUTURE BRIGHT
YOUR BANK— AND YOU
ii
Bank of Cottage Grove
,lay-
For storage o f nny kind in fireproof
tiriek building se»’ J. F- Spray, phone
57.
»27tf
C. A. Bnrtell, B«>n Pitcher and C.
W. Jackson, who were hunting in the
Mohemin distriet, were driven out on
account o f snow and dropped down to
the lower U*v»*ls around th»' Ware
house. Bnrtell arrived there first and
reported thnt he had lost the other
two, Imt th»*y arrived before a search
party could be organised.
Tho Sterling Feed company given
Red Trading Stamps with every 10e
cash purchase.
o 15-22«
Mrs. Britttvn, o f Eugene, and Mr.
Mnnnrd, o f Corvallis, visited yester
day at the C. E. Umphrey home. Mrs.
Hritton and the Emphreys were neigh
lmrs in Washington several years ngo.
Let us rare for your cnr. In the end
it is much chenper nml more satisfac­
tory to let ns k»*ep your car in ship
shape, i f you take into account the
cloth«*« yen spoil, the labor you must
do and tho difficulty o f doing w v k
you are not prepared to handlo. Spray,
l ong ft Cruson.
10-Itfc
Earl Hill wns in Eugene Wednesday
on business.
0. G. Vulcaniz’g Wks.
Vulcanizing, retreading.
Ray Nelson, o f Mabel, spent the
week enil here with his grandparents,
Mr. anil Mrs. S. R. Piper.
Stop! I sink! Listen! Those words
mrun danger wherever you s«*e them.
You uro continually in danger yourself
und your property is also in Hanger..
Better prot«*et the first with life in '
snraace nnd the latter with fire or
other insurance. Talk with Metcalf.
Ho has what you want in tho insurance
line.
10-ltf
Our laundry stops the drudg­
ery of home-washing, (.-all us
for your work.
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