Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, November 05, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti r - SALE Neighborhood News AUCTION I o’Clock Sharp At the Auction House at Main St. Bridge on Pacific Highway Loose wheat straw in barn 2 small brooders 2 fifty-egg incubators IDO feet of new chicken wire Cook stove Heating stove, new 2 beds springs and mattresses Dining table and chairs Rockers, dressers, high chair Furniture most all new Baby buggy W ashing machine D' Laval separator 2 fifty-gallon tanks Three.burner oil stove and oven O b i articless too numerous to mention I l I D A f 'C P Ç Hank of Collage Grove, Clerk II« Li* Ilvf Owner C. 0 . DeVere, Auctioneer Cottage Grove Vulcanizing Works Urulcr m anagem ent oí M W ilk in s Mr. Elmer Lundstrum EXPERT VIJLCANIZER formerly with the KuRene V ulcan izin g W o r k s will take charge o f the shop ( H|»«•#*ifiI tu 'I*hi* Ht'fiti iii'l. > N ie . J Mu I I lli'iinton wa* in Monday <>n I iunhicmh W. !,. I.annard wum hi*rr from Wil hur a law day* o f Innf w*«*k on hiiHi Ilf'HM. I * i ry Moody M|»i*nt th«* week «oíd in Kiigi-ue, M r h . (V «U I'nwi llt of lvij'‘ fi«\ H/tvnt th «• w« * k *’iii| visiting with fn« in|,< in • hi« vicinity ami l><light Va!l«y. Mr- Miirgi .s ami Mr Hi-ott viaiti'«! • I th«' W it«h «r hotnc in 1 >« 1 114 lit Vall«*y \f «onlay. Hora I bj»|i‘ lint* h«*< m on th« ^t< k liwt I hi* |»H*t f«*w dayn. U IV l>i«k wan in f. ug«in- Hat unlay «•V «fling, M m . Knight and «lungiiti'r M i ^ (,i|li<- w«*r«' in tin- (»ruv« Hatiirday. Ifih y |!t'H«»u, i ’harl- ■ Sliar«»n, dr., an«l Win Hilaron h-ft Monday ro« r fling f«»r I,««« A n^< h a, Gui'ip F«»Kli* <|««*nt tin* week «*ml at I hm lioim- lo re ( fi Whitclcy, • »t Htar, pjaoit Hatiir day m^ht at tin- I., ( , H«'«»! t hoin«\ Mr. ami Mrs. VV I' link w « t «* in t he ( #ro\ «• Tu«*a«!ny («huit “ Jh-fimton I imm h«*«*n on th«* ai«*k I I h t a few «laya. DIVIDE. 'Mp«‘cinl t«» The Scntim»!.) N*o\. Mr. and Mn, Fr«**l K«*lly ami « hildrcu a|«< ut S ii » h !:» v al th<* Wm Kelly hont«* in th«' (irove, M i •> First National Bank T H E O L D R E L IA B L E C O T T A G E G R O V E , O R EG O N First in Service—First in Safety Kill That Cold With • Professional Cards R FRO ST in M cC A R O A R . D. D. S DENTIST Neuralgia relieved instantly by Iricnl nppliention. ltcsideneo 117 south Third street; o ffic e Ar mile building. Fifth nnd Main. Phone: office, 35; res., 171(1 K Ncgloctt'd Colds nrt* Hnnueroiis IfHllf>w*'«‘fi p ro g ra m an«l fot IH» 40. F J. E |0 DONE ON SHORT NOTtCH PIANO MOVINO A SPECIALTY Orfico In Spray Erick Near 8. P. Depot PHONE 1)0 I n w o t" w e a th e r , / you edn lio ld f d s t fish Brand Slicker . to y o u r jo b ’ Ify o u w«*»«r d • Jt ü t A L C R S r V F R Y W H t ß fe A.J.TOWER CO M PAN Y e .m rA m i n u t r ì* /.'«.*<* L3 O H 'r o IN M A ü « _ ___________________________ ________ Phone ynur n»1« » . The Hentinel want* it. Our number ih 15U J. ih I______________________________________________________________________ __ _____ Those who»<- subscriptions fell due during tin- latter part o f S-ptern her and during October, and who »ent *2 00 in payment of -aim . will find that they have been given credit for l t*si month- Such person» are asked to examine the date on their label to make certain that snch credit has been given. The Sentinel aims to see that every -utiscriber gets a fair deal on this November special. Particularly do m look after the interests of (>Lr old friends who hnva- been paying promptly for years. These who an now paid in advance get the saving o f 50e, as already explained, by carrying their subscription forward to next November. The idea is to have all subscription» expire in November and to have them paid in ndvanee as much as jsissible, thu» saving The S> nti nel considerable expense in bookkeeping, which saving we wish to give to our subscribers. REMEMBER T H A T T o T A K E A D V A N T A G E OF T H IS OFFER YO U “MI ST DO SO B E F O R E N O V E M B E R 30, 1920. A F T E R T H A T D A T E T H E R A T E W I L L BE #2.25 A Y E A R . The Cottage Grove Sentinel THE LIV E W IR E N E W S P A P E R — B ED E 4c S M IT H . P U B LISH E R S «= = = y S e v e n th S tre e t G a r a g e ------------------------- Perlni Brothers, Props. -------------------------- All kinds and makes of cars expertly re paired; courteous and prompt service; .gas oline, oils and complete garage service. ------------------------------- a g e n t s f o r ------------------------------- THE CELEBRATED CHEVROLET LINE Greeks Have New King. Athens I ’rlncc Paul, younger brother of the late King Alexander, was proclaimed king by the Greek irllament Admiral P. Coundouriotis a is elected' regent Prince Paul was torn In this city December 1. 1901. I m l is unmarried. Cottage Grove Cattle, Horses, Hogs and Chickens Like Cottage G rove Products C a u g h t. Victoria. B. C.— Nearly 1000 whales were caught during the whaling son i on on the British Columbia coast which has just closed. THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS *** GO TO THE RESCUE YOUNG Don't W ait Till I t ' s Too Late— F illo w the Example of a Cottage Grove Citizen. O ffic e on Main uvenue, «’ottuge d ro v e Oregon tx*Ht T«»nir H. J. S H IN N nini notary public. Practices in all courts. Twenty fiv e years ex perienee. E Bader Elilg., Cottage drove, Ore. By pittroniring n Home Imlu.itry, you uro helping to builtt up your own community. Ey building *.i|* your community, you nro benefiting yourw'lf. We nre confident you a:«' Iienofiting yournelf in using ••8TERLINO” COMPOUNDED FEEDS It is an undisputed fact thnt hon ently nnd nccurntily compounded f 1 ‘ i ‘ i I m give bettor rc.ultH thnn m y slrnight grnin ...... When we «tort- oil in this business wo were thor oughly convinced thnt the pi I I.e cures ns much for i|iiulity ns for price. Believing thin, our motto Lie been “ A IlighoT Feed \ skis I >r I , 1 ' hm M oney.’ ’ And because we hnvn eonstnntly kept tl^s in mind, “ S te rlin g ’ ' ( ’(impounded Feeds nre recognised ns being nil the nnme implies. Our specinltios nro horse feed, hog feed, and dairy feed, for which wo mnk. Iho elnim “ There nre none better ** f u l l nnd see us, nnd by eompnring imr prires with those o f other com pouuih'd feeds, you will find oppor- tiinities nnd bnrgnins here tbut you emu 't find nil} wliere else. STERLING FEED CO W E S T I f you are paid to January, 1921, it takes 10 months to pay you to the next November Ten time- 19c is #1.90. ibdiict , h - - m g of 50c, remit #1.40, and you will be paid to November, 1921. #4.000 iOO Bid on Hog Island Rejected Washington.— Only one bid was re ceived for the llo g Island shipyards at Philadelphia by the United Stuies shipping board. The bid was Im mediately rejected’ by Admiral Henson, chairman of the board. The bid was submitted by Barde Brothers, 414 Liberty street. New York, u steel com pany. T h e bid offered |4,000,QpO for <h" shipyard. The Sentinel wants the news. FIFTY CENTS I f your subscription expire» in November, 1920, #1.75 will pay you to November, 1921. I f von are paid to December, 1920, it take« I I months to pay your subscription to the next November Eleven tunes 19c ,s #2 09; deduct the saving o f 50e, remit #1.59, .irai you will b. paid to No vember, 1921. White House Vote« by Mail. Washington.— l ’hlrtes;n t>ailots, in- clu '*.(' ■ tho'-o of I ’resldent* and Mrs. Wils.m. were sent by mall to New Jersey under the ubsenl voters law. I la i lot h cast hy Mr. Wilson. Mrs. W il son and the president's brother-in-law, Dr S' ■ kiun Ax son. went to Princeton. Four h.iliots representing the Tumulty I laimi:- went to Jersey City, along with ! v o t c ( t.. Joseph Sharkey, chief clerk; . IL Mrs Sharkey and Lillian O ’Nell, Secre tary Tumulty'a stenographer. A re E I f your subscription expires in October, 1920, Hie will pay you to November; add #1.75 (total « i '.'l nnd you will be paid to No vember, 1921. Pari Never before in the history of An .ii p o lit i's has th French nalbu. taken ho deep an interest in an American election, nor has the French press given It so much publi city During the last few weeks the newspaper* dlHcutised at length the ihanr of both candidates and the effect the reHult of the election on futuri Ain (Iran relations. Most of th<* n wspapers carried columns of eoiuni'-nt ns well as a large amount of cal.: matter. They puhlinhed photo gra|di of Senator Hunting on his front pon-h und (Jovernor Cox «p eak ing from (he rear platform o f his train. W h a le s V EXAMPLES I f your Hiibncription expires in Heptemiier, l!»2n, .I h ,. will pay you to November; add #1.75 «total #2.13; arid you will be laud to No vember, 1921. N ew ep ip ert Carried Much N ew * of American P r e s id e n t ia l C a m p a ig n . 1000 A Foilow'tng ( In plan adopted twn yenr, ngo, The Sentinel will this yenr g i ( e its th r d an nun I special November subscription offer. The ca. ii in advsnei pric, o f Th< Sentinel ih #2.25 the yenr. I ’ ntil November !l» w.- will (iccept pnid in ailvance suliHcriptions für n full year or more nt f l . 75. 'Du* menns thnt, in rase your subscription ih in arrenrs, you must |siy (irrenrages in full and then ndd #1.75 for tkc yenr in ndvanee. Figaro arrenragen at l!»e per mernfh and tL.-n ndd #1.75 No subscript ,n for I c h » thnn n yenr aceepted at flus special November rate. I f your subscription expires dnring November, rimit *1 75. I f you (ire [iftid in ndvanee, multiply llic by the number of montli i» will take to carry your sutmeription to next November, deduct 50e therefrom and the rernainder will pay you to nexf November Von will sec by the,..- explanatioris that you get n nuving o f ."io*- wbethrr your .iibserjpt;on is in irrcars, paid to dnte or pnid in ad* vunce. Bean Cutleta. Oie «¡«a of h«*aiiH drain«*«! rind maahe«! with a p«>tnt«) innaher, mix'd with on«- «)ip of hrea«l «rumba, «ml* mine«*«! onion, anlt, p«pp«r and o n e beaten « gg. Turn on a floure«] board, «ut it* « itbt ahap«*, «lip into b«at«'ii tli« r. in « rumba, avid fry in hot fat « ight miaiiU'H. H«rv( o n hot <lmh, garnialr*'«) with b«*«t #piart«*ra x«aaone<l with a latti«* vinegar. ATTORNEY AT LA W I lanling and I haying Special S ATTORNEY AT LA W A L L D R U G G IS T S S E L L IT , City Tr ansf er Subscription ( . li Win «’«*«»ft «’«’I«*brnt(*iI hin 77th fort lay Hun<lny. Thoa«* pr**H«'rit V4«*r«’ Mra Liniim K«lh y Hiul two <;liil«lr«*fi, Mr. nii'l Mra \N . T. Guroutt«* umi four * hilflr«1 Mi .lie 'll- Wme««»ft limi Mr rilid Mr- J * I. Finley. Mr « «I Mra. Kdwnnla nnd farr ily, of tin H r o v e , w«*r<* at L I F'inh« r ' h Ifot M l r ^«luy afternoon. K\ei« »t Wooltey, of th«* (irovr, vj.4it- «•«I w itii tin fill#*riHt Imy* Huinlay. Mr. ' ml Mra. G. M K «• k#«*14#«*« k *n«l family niot«)r«i! up to iJeerhorn to I«#*««! *lo w« « k <*nd with Mra Kelnd- Ix-rk a ' tit fit her. K I ( .«riiI«- kill««! n amali ratti«* nnak«* it tin the roa«l Hunrlay. no Itrcaka up a ««»hi in 24 hour* — Rclit'v«** Grip|x* in .1 «luya—Kxccllcnt tor ll«*a«tu« ho Quinino in Ihia (oftn «Inca not » I K t the Itend-Cafkiir« I.Mxutivr — N o Opiate in liill'n. C. E I.iiwson Building Phone 47 Orrguu C«»^:igo Grovo L i G rip p e T«lrr no rhani Nk. Keep thin ntaruUrtl retQtdy handy for ih«* tvm« \\«*lit WaiitAfl rat«‘N ar«- on«* rrut th«* word; minimum 35 word*; thrrv insertimi - fot th«* pri«*<* o f tu«» wh«*ii pai«! in ndvnnec O ffice AND C olds, Coughs \ :«nH« ln« u k Kuj{«*f»r Hatunlny «>n lui ai n«***a. ( lift«»?* I| o | i | m r, o f l>«*l«glit Va!l«*y, |»«'tit Humliiv at thr (*. Ih VunValin hiime, Mr*. Wm. Kelly, of th«* (Irove, i* '|»«*mling a lcv% dava at th«*ir ranrh. L G \ a fiHchftim k . « » f ( * |>t on9 •*|K»nt th«* \M*«*k imi «! 5i t hom«\ litici» l'romlfit, of Wildwmid, at t«*ml*'«l th«* Ihtllowwn party at thr si'h*»«»l hotiNi* Friilay «•voniiiK- Hcvrrnl o f th«’ rtchool «b ild n n an *irk itli th«* ith ' hh I«**. DR CASCARA JL? QUININE FO * Lotti«* A FRENCH INTEREST KEEN DOREMA. | ; »» | »« *;»l w«*r». given at th«' M«*h'»«>i horn««' I ’mlny «*vi*rnrig Th#* i » uh mo J»! (H|»« m , iìi | lo Th«' Ht* ri ti nr|«) S n \ . .*» ( ’hai Mnrkcy nrioimpani^fl hi« nunt, Mrs Frank I*ftrk«*rt o f Wil hur, to l'ortland l’hur-dav (nomini' fot tti r*t«n d «d v ini t tu il h r«*bttiv«*a M r», (icori»«' l,otig n 1 i «»|» p «'(Ì in th« (»rovo Inai Kriday. Mrn fi 1« .\l< ki'Ytiold* and K«'r»ncth • fui Kathl<*«*n M« K<*ynoM* alterni«*«) *4 Th«* Hil\«r M o r d i’ in th«- ( » r#> \ «• Inai Fridny myht. Mr» f N. H«i«l» r«troni ami (hildr«*n r«'t «i rn «•«! Mondar t»» th«*ir homi* in l'ortlufid, aft«'i . . i^*t al th«* A. HoiI«*r i I at rota li « »tri « *. M ms Mil«lrc«l Ihigati vi-itc«l 4i,v«,fiil Il « ! r« y h *>f I mn I « « k with h«r l»roth«*r in ih«* Ormi*. Mr. and M u .1. A. Mar.k«y ami Mr ami M u Nrthiir lineati inotor«'«! to Kug« m- laat Tn«‘ day. M m . I V i s id Ah xaml« r, o f <‘nlii ornia. v i m I«'«I frim d * ln*r«' th«- firn! of th«* .\«'«'k mi hi*r wny to l'ortlan«!, wliter* ah«» vvill r«**id«\ Mi-*« Julia Turm-r ha*« return«*«! fr«»irt filiceli«*, y\ li«-r« •«)««• t«H»k tr«*ut inclita f«»r i* w «*«*k M. Mu, I M. ( 4hu|»niaii ami «'hihlrcn motore«! t«» th«' (»r«#v« Fruinx, «'V«*ning. ALL WORK G U A R A N T E E D "Third Annual November (H|»«(ml to Th«* Hi'fitim l ; N«»v HAOINAW Wednesday, November 10 4 cow« 1 Shorthorn, extra good milker, 1 1 cxli in December 2 number ono good Jersey cow», 3 ¡uul 4 years old. (loud one borne wagon T w o borne dine 12 inch plow and 11 inch plow One borne cultivator T w o section barrow Steel wheelbarrow Some bat liens 4!><J yearling hens 400 pullets, all Tuncrcd strain 150 2 year old beim Oil burner biooder to take care of 1000 chicks HKHflON M A I N AVE. A L T A K IN O ATTORNEY AT LA W Collections, Probate, Notary Public 771 Willamette 8t., Eugene, Ore. H. W . T IT U S . D. M. D. EXPERT DENTISTRY Modern equipment. First Nation at ltank Bldg. O ffice hours 0 a. m. to 12 m., I to <i p. m. E v e nings or Sundays by appointment. J. Tw o of the most homelike ho tels in Portland, located in the heart of the shopping and thea ter district. All Oregon Electric trains stop at the S E W A R l) H O T E L, the House of Cheer. Excellent dining room in con nection. Tho H O T E L C O R N E L IU S , the House of Welcome, is only two short blocks from the Sew ard. Our brown busses meet all trains. Rates $1.50 and up. W. O. C l'L R E R T S O X , Prop. Rescue the aching hack. I f it keeps on aching, trouble may i ! come. Often it indicates kidney weakness, : I f you neglect the kidneys’ warning. Look out for urinary disorders. Tliis Cottage Grove citizen will show ; you how to go to the rescue. Mrs. George Young. 4(H 2nd St., says: “ I have used D oan’s Kidney Pills for several years and consider ' them a good remedy. My kidneys were ' weak and 1 had attacks o f backache and a soreness over ray kidneys. My ¡ kidneys acted irregularly, too. I read • o f Doan's Kidney Pills and used them I as directed. They benefited me by strengthening my hack and kidneys, " j Price dOc, at all dealers. D en ’t | simply ask for a kidney remedy-— get Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that Mrs. Young had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y 10-29(11-5 S. M E D L E Y Veterinary Surgeon GROVE TRANSFER COMPANY Funiit Moving am! Genpral Jobbing Culls nnswered promptly nil hours Drain * * Oregon F. W. JACOBS. PROPRIETOR Res. Phon# 21 F3 Office Phone 4 ATTORNEY AT L A W Eugene l.oan and Savings I ’-auk Building Kugeno Oregon h it DR. A DR R. A N D R E W S W. M. H A M IL T O N CHIROPRACTIC Chronic O f fi«*«* Cases Over a Ihirby Specialty llnnlwnn* SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE (Corrected June 23, 19201 North Bound No. IH— 9:57 a. m. No. 14—3:59 |>. m. No. 1(1— .3:49 a. m. South Bound No. 15— 1:08 a. nr. No. 53 (1:3(1 a. m. 1 No. 15— 2:47 p. m. i No. 17— 7:42 p. m.i Shoes (work or dress) Gloves and Working C l o t h e s (ineluding Shirts, Overalls, Sox, Suspenders, Rubbers, l)i •ess Shirts, etc. Everything at Right Prices. Shoo and Harness Repairing. Dick Hickson NO CHILLS HERE I Chase the chills out of the bathroom with a Perfec tion O il Heater. It# cheery warmth will be ap preciated by the whole family. Easily carried about Used in 3,000,000 homes. Buy your Perfection now. Come in, at your cuiivcu- ¿cute, aud ace them. W. L. Darby <6 Co. PERFECTION O IL HEATERSA t ~ ^ ~ - ~ - ~ a What do you want t Makes no d i f ference. Try a Sentinel wantnd. ***