Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, November 05, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBakery Goods \V«* n iiT V n complete stock ol‘ cookies in l»o\ o r Imlk. O u r jin-ml is pure ami whole some ami h lin n s hack those memories ol' the kiml that “ M other used to make.” Dainties, cakes and cookies for all oeea sions. W e solicit special orders for w eddings and parties. F. C. CO FFM AN SuccKiwir to Kerr & Silsby Every One u n t ila li ih glnaai-s r i g h i u n t ila Ih cin |ii<11111>11v unii O l i r uliiHhrs m i ' iiinilr lu m i en to in lly 111lii ii im n h in r niruth Kltrll IIIIt K ilt ih uh - Hill r ii ut I li«* I l IIt i >|il Ii*llI H l V i ' t , tIn* K n n t i N t c o m f o r t , tilt Ili-si hlylt T h e r c 's HIII'I'I'HH il n-iismi lui iny M o l l i ' i l i III nlrilH. M im I i TII III Hi’I'VIBI*. M o d i n i III ii|lll|illirllt M o i I i t i i hi l'xniuitiiitimi M o ili'r n iti m lv n iii- it l ili*- Vi lii|>nii*nt u f o|»1 ii*nl HiTviri- I ). J. S c h o ll OrTICIAN OPTOMETR18T Par tur jr on P rem i»** C u lla « « Orava Oregon Telephone 30 TH«* Hofitim | witut s uil th«* new* all fin* liinr. I f y«m kunw un itero, phout* il h i . Olir n li in I h * r in Ifiit J. •• Alivoli e \\ i Inni» Mpirella ««irsef* inaile to un n^ure unii t* mi ritti teed lo fif, *<•<• Mi'« h t Hliay, .turi no ut fi Hi <lh HI., piloni* lri7 K. n.v Hulirrf V enirli, J r , visitrd over Hufi liti v va »ili lii n futher in Ku^ene Mie A noi irmi l{nil\iity Kx|»ress in N porllfig ii new truck f«»r use in thr l»U «I Ili o « fiere. I »1.1 yoii uee one of thè MonfOe por trilli»«, m fi i h Ht tulio i\ i mio w, ufi ir fi lonk thè fir*t pn/e ut thè Art Htinlio in thè I niv«iMt> of ( riliforniu f <i2ttn5|« I un li t to Imy ufi yonr . |*hofie 57. .1 f , Hprny. nfttfe M ìn I >n \l«l XlexundiT, reeelitly <«| Aln in •*< I ii, t'ufif , u a - fiere *«*vernl dftys tliiN ueek, Nt oppi fi j* off oli thè UftV to l'ortlnnd. ufo-re thè Alexai»«l«*rs uill nou iimki tfieir home. Mi Afrxnnder urlìi on throu^fi to timi city T li l'nrker return««! Mnttirduv to Allei iin after u vi*»it uith relitti ve* ni l.tuidpttrk. Wfiether voti need n tire rorwiired or yoirr enti re rnr overhntile«la we are al uhvm oii thè jol» \ romplete line of urreHHorieN f«»r ifiont rurn «nubi«** li* to render prompt nini rarefili r enti ir iv«»rk fimi to Hiippiy thè little ItixtirtcN timi multe driving a reni pleuNiire If in trnulde, phofo- 75, Hprny, ¡¿un* A. i ’ru non, H«-r\i«-« (iariiffe. n3tfr .1 H H iìn | i \ uni« * froin Oregon i'ity to niNiftt oli thè regalar vimì I n of thè live uire fievv»paper beiftg rontiniied. .1 .1 Craig urite* fu* minimi letfer frolli (hiM Ih neh to niMiire a contino nnrp of thè \ ir.ìtn of thè old home pn|*er. | I uill open u feed nt tilde in th« IV T. Iniilding on l'firifin higfiurny nbout Novrmber 1, A. 1». I«nrson. «»15 li5r. " A * noon ns wi» nmke a pile of money vie interni to gn |>ark to Cottagi natural lives/' writes C, A. Itaseli J I frinii (tedinomi. .1 /. C'oatea writes that the family address in now Milwaukie. Now* in the time to nr left * your Chrutma» preaentN. Madsen has th‘ finest and largest selection he has ever had Call now ami make selection? Mm W i II im Turlington, of Hm Krai* while the assortment i* complete. Olad to show them rind put them away for riNco, in viNiting M tn J. L I'enoynr. n5tfc Count/ CommiNNionor Hpenrer nad you. The original Fixit Shop again opeti iM.ad Hii|»rrinteiident M« Ivy were up from Huge nr a feu dui* ag«* Mr. in old Parker building nt rear of First National hank. o2U-n3c h|H'ftrer I iiin had Ntirh a time inuNtirat mg Nome of the democratic propaganda Oeorge Proctor has bought the W. It that lie hnd ft» have his false teeth Cooper property, on east Adams uve m ertici tiled. ime, in which he has hern living When you are having trouble With Virgil Uowdy has returned from a vour rnr and drive in here, the first trip with a government engineering flung we do in to locate the trouble party. thir men do not guenN, they know; Phone your news. The Sentinel want henro, when you receive a hill from it* it ( br m b it fta III.i you feel certain that it in for value Hygiene water filter, takes out prue i arrived. Hprny, Long k Cruson, the tinilly all dirt and filth, making th« water clear nnd pure. Knsily and quick (V M Jnrkmin in recovering from the ly cleaned. Price f I. For sale oy A. I effeet h of a fall which reNiilted in a Wynne. n5pd fractured shoulder. An emergency boiler has heen re Mr. nnd Mrs .1 H Coleman left hint reived by the Cottage drove Flectru uiak for a viait with relative* in Cnl company There is no intention of in i for a la. stalling it at the present time, hut inn Moiiomohile oil* ami greaai*N make ehinery of this kind is so difficult to contentini inotorN. No charge for fluidi get when wanted that the company mg crank ciinc . Overland Oarage. ol?lMf decided to take over one offered for I want to buy all your ahirken*. sale hy the government. W W Chrismati was in Kugene Sat I'hone 57 J. V. Spray. nfitfe iirdny. W. C. Applewhite H un gone to Cali forimi to look f«>r a location. The Sentinel wnnts all the news nil Mra. .Fuck Melzer, of North llend, the time. If you know an item, phone vialted during the pant week with the it in. Our number is I5U-J. School teachers, get your report card-« 1C It Meek* and F. C. Coffman fnm llieN. at The Sentinel office. The Mi'titinel wants the news Phone A marriage liceps«» was issued Hatur day to William Stephen llechdnldt, of it in. Our number in 15U-J. Overland model N5 jitney FAHT, Honunr.n, Ore., nnd Ktliel Stewart, of HAFK, COMFoItTAIil.K Phone 110 Cottage drove. day; Il K.1 night. Overland On rage, tf J. II. Porter was in Kugene Hatur day on business. II. L. Itogers returned Saturday from I want to sell you all your feed and California and will nt once move hi* nfttfc family there. 9 poultry supplies. J. F. Hprny. Alfalfa hay. Pilone 57. J. F. Spray ^ Mr. and Mrs. Kugene Matlock were AI. Churchill came down from the up from F.ugene over Sunday visiting nt tin* home of Mrs. Matlock *n parents, Hohemm district to cast his vote for Harding. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson. Tales of the Town Hervicn Oarage. Dried Fruits A. Brunei & Company cari’ lully and deliver aoeu- rately and promptly. You are always assured of ri>rht service, liest ipiality and fair prices when dealing with this grocery. We serve the leading families of this city. May we serve yonT Specials for Saturday, November 6 f* llm, walnuts, California new erop...................................$1.60 75c ft Ihs Italian prunes, large size Apples at redueed priees Cull and see the Window of Overseas Relics Now on Display by George Matthews and J. T. Smith SMITH S GROCERY a Block and See the W i n d o w s SOCIETY PEOPLE’S MARKET Durthic Club Cntcrtainii. — J'horie t In rage. • laughter Film a A n n o u n cem en t! S. C. White Leghorn Hatching Eggs and DayOl d Chi cks A p ril d e liv c ri Ta ilored strain v Dan Walton & Son ( ’iittatfe («ro v e , i i r , Phone 2(il,'4 • ¡allow:iy for inmimncc, SII Main. <-|.* >HIN0 O l ’T OMfieM tires; g'-t them at your own price. Only a few sizes left. Overland datage. liStfr Mr « .d Mr-. M<(^u:id«\ of Po rtlutid, rrived yesterday f«ir a \ i?if of n few day- at the home of Mrs M iran de'* I iiighti r. Mrs. Nelson Durham. Miss idilli Robinson has returned from an extended visit in Portland. For storage of any kind in fireproof brick building ee J. F. Hprny, phone 57. ’ 827tf n ltfc WE TAKE YOUR ORDER Wa l k Ilo Minor A lieti fninily, urlio had fF = beej» vimting at thè .1 N. Wullare air und water. One us che- •rfully fur home, lift Mondiiy for thè riorth hy rushed as the other. nltfc iunior. Th« Sentinel wants the news Phone I rado m your old hattery on a new it in. Hur number is 159 J, i'HUNKH, VERY FINE, the lb.... • »ne and he free fr «un nturting aiol 20c Dr \A(i,dt anil family left this wreck lighting Iroiihlen (Jet our propomtion APPLES, EVAPORATED, ■ or Monat \ ii w, Calif., their new horro 25c Overlnnd Garagi*. olfitfc Dr VAeiolt will attend the clinics in PEACHES, FANI 1 ...................... 30c Matterie* tested, repnired, exehnnged, New York for several months before, APRICOTS, FANCY, th. lb rei harged Alwnys f»rmg vour elee taking i(> hi: pruetice ...40c tieni \v o i k hi Hprny, Long K Crijnon 'n I win* >o buy all your cream Phon« Hervir«» Garage. u'.Mf* . t ( ottage drove Hiilir) paek toinatoen, nothing better put tip in H. I( lira mi lef't VVedile day for a cana, No I f _■ can 20c Pliimlueg and repairing of any kind! imi! in V\ i « iniri M r-* llrand aerom prompt I /lone by the original Kixit ¡ Cottage drove at ring beatm, per can.................................... 20c panied Inni an far uh Henttle, wheri Shop, re 1 First National bnnk. o29n.V *1" arili viait with their daugbtw, Mffl THE REPUTATION OF THE < OTTAOK dltOYK C A N Mrs If 1 Powell, of Kugene, form il ar i m Kmmoim. erly Mi Hertha Neat, of Hnginnw, NERY IS BEHIND THESE CANNED HOODS. Marion Martin, • *f Hilver l.nk«*, who r|(cnt tl week end with Mrs. I.owoll uiih injured hy thè exploMion of ii gii Ite untoli n Delight Valley. I mih «* ulule ■•iNiiig in thè navy dunng Donald Walker, of Portland, serti of Ihe wnr, hfm f.een visiting old tino* friend* loie. Ile speiit leverai montliN Mr nnd Air- P. O. Walker, visited Phon« 65 in a New York ho»pitul. Ili* wan a several days thir week at the home of Oroceri to Particular People renident bere up to |n‘.»*i and thè firn! his cister, Mrs, K M Raheoeh Will i v someone going to Portland nevi papi r had just heen i-xtiihlish«'«! h ' ' charge of a small hoy fieri at thè tifile he left. Phone 15 KI2. nSpd an«l Mrs. Isa!»«-ll»* Kan«i«»lph, »f this The Sentinel wants all the news nil. city. Th«: occasion was «>bserv«*d a* the tine i f you know an item, phone j the wedding anniversary of Mr. nml it -a 1 ' numbel >- 109.1 • • Mrs. ('hapin, Mrs. Chapin's birthday Mr. in Mrs H. f.. (Jodard leave to anniversary and th«* w«*d«ling anniver dny to -pend Sunday in Snlern On«- of the m«»-t **at«*rtaining affairs *ary of Mr. and Mrs. It«»g. rs, all nt Ihe \\ it lodgi entertained Wed of th«* season was given at th«* M«*th- which event* occurr«*d upon or «-lose to We ha\ «* a full line of fre*h and nesdny isi.rig of last week with n «»«list church parlors M«m«lay evening that «late. eured inents, laid and Nhortening. tog feed, looker and program, a nom t»y memb«*rs /if Mrs l>e*f^arz«s' voice 'fr ♦ W a I no hnv<. oleomargarine and lier of guests outside of lodge members «-la-s fiitil th«- Methodist choir. I'«»ll«»w Mrs. Charles Beidler was a delight being pr. sent. hotter Try our home made link ing rehearsal solos w«*r«* r«*er#l«*r<*<l by fill hostr.ni tf; th»; VV. M. F. so« i«*ty of School teachers, g- t your report cards Lucile Jbiviilson, I .«*slir Hull, I.«*n«>ra the Presbyterian church W«-dnt*sday af pot k sa linage Npeeia I for Hatur- ut The Sentine] office, •* Hubbull an«! Lillian L«*wis. Mrs. Hut t«-rn«>on. Twelve members and thr«-»* day. I IIK Him ATTRACTIVE mm M « u cliff«* an«l Mrs. D«*»I,arze* c«»ntribute«l visitors w«-r<- pr«**«*nt. Plans a i t «* made 11 you 're partietilar have your Imy on the market today Overlnnd •( a pian«» ami vocal *«>lo in th»*ir pleasing, to *»«-n<l a Christmas box to Miss f.ura Call ID) for demonstration. n29tfr finished manner. A mock sale afforde«! Hefty in China. After a social hour hfifon dired on our I icing ma- much fun. Mrs F J. Alstott acted a* «lainty refreshm«-nts were s«-rved. The frosh and eighth grade football «hiñe <>ur prireN ur< right. teams j • i.. v « * f I a tii* ^uinu yi*st<*rflay iiuctiom-«-r an«] Mrs. I>«-sI>i»rz«*s as clerk. Th«- Uebt'kahs h«-l«l their annual chil aftirno -, m irti« r I h * ìii )( util«- to sron*. Packages larg«- and small w«*r«* sold, Horn«* containing valuable articles, «lr«*n s mght last Friday night with a Mrs M A Mii^fi- was operate«! u|>i»ri while others w«*r«* jok«-s. At th«- close r«-«*ord attendance *of y«»ung an«l old. Free Delivery to All Part« of nt a K'.yi'iii* hospital Momliiy for ;&|#* •if tin* evening a d«dici«>ijH thr«-«- c«»urs«* The affair t«>«>k th«- form of a Hallow* the City Fresh Fish on Fridays I»undiciti« and is doin^ uiculy luncheon was s«*r\e«l by the Pmphrey ♦*’« n party, w ith w Hallow «-’en pr«» (iene r '! n* fini ring including expert ami Markin famili«-s and employes of gram, stunts, decorations ami refresh tmttcry A«»rk. W« treat you right the P k M. store. ments. Overland Ha rag«». 10 Jtfr • •/ ' •/ J. M J tarin.m, real cititi1 fily anil Miss Thelma K«-m, assist«*«! by Mis* *\ flu« fin* at tin* Lurch resi dunce, An * * experineee" social held by th«* farm property. olSt fr. oceupi«*«! hy th«* Thurh**r family, called Kliznbeth Hubbard, gave a Hallow«* fen ladie* of th«* Christian rhur«-h VV **«!» *•- Htnr,. your rur during ihr wot »<•»• «»ut thr tir- dupnrtmunt Hurnluy uven party at h«-r horn«* on West Main on «lay was a decided succ«-ss from both a /»mi in a h«al'il |¡»ri(¡i'. Continuili ing. '! I««- dainngu was slight^ it li«*ifig Hnturdny night. The house was pro- financial ami s«i<-i:il view. The ,4«*x ilniii|ini'iw » i l l ruin tn|i ami finiali. not nccuNsary to turn on any watur. fus«*ly «b*c«»rated with autumn leave« periencea" accompanying the offerings Hpiici' for a fi*H 1 'nrn only. Ovcrlaml J. 1. Jones loft Hat unlay for Mon and branches with black cats, witches, were in many cases laughabl«* in th«* and owl* cut out ami put arournl in extreme, proving conclusively that a 10-ltf tana on riusi tie** trip. conspicuous place*. Tb»* lamps were man’s purse in not saf«* even when in A flue fire at tin- (ieorge I^*n home For Stir rhfvroli*t, 2 Htudubakurs, on nouth Hixth 1 uemlay afternoon uiin 1 F«»rdr motor« yrlu, at bargain pnuus. extinguished hy the fire depart no nt. Ovurlami Ouragu. <»21#tfc There uiin little damage. VV ilfunl Jury writ us fr«» hi 1/Jiidon, Mr. atol Mi:«. H. I*. .Shortrolge and Out., that while hu still in in the hos ha vi returned from u pital h« is well on the road to re vuol at < hin Calif. covery nn«l has fool«*«t th«* medics who onci» nr»i« 1 he had but a f«‘w hours on earth. Mrs. J! Potts ami daught«*r Myrtl«- : > \ «• r«*turn<*«l fr«*m art extend* <**t visit in California. Chick « i b hogs, veal and cattle want d at th« Pe«»pl«* ’s market. mh5tfc Hurry Hhuarer ha* jus^ received a ter 1 11« ri ford animal to go with O n l r r e a rly i«»r March and I his «lairy herd All I he dirt removed with tin- least. wear hv MoOKKN, UKNTI.E ACTING EQUIP MENT No rubbing, twisting or button breaking methods here. The COTTAGF. GROVE LAUNDRY Ring Us Up Phone 79 (Iporge II. Dahl has ' returned from Marshfield and r.*o|><'ti.‘«l the Kixit Shop in the bakery tmililing at Ihe rear of First National Imiik. o-Dn.'tr II. J. Shinn was in Eugene Weinen day on business. Mr and Mrs., J. S. Maglndrv, of Row River, spent eleetion dny in Kugene. (inllowny writes insurance. Phone .10. A. I*. I .arson has opened a feed sta Me in the long, white 1VT. building just north of the Main street bridge on Pacific highway. Mr l.nrson is an ex perienred man in this line. Day and night servire will be given. n5c W. .1. White returned the first of the week from Washington, where he went to take the hot springs cure for a skin affection. R. H. Trask, one of the main spokes ia the Cottagi- Orme progres sivc party, has not hisni feeling extra skookum this week tint was affected previous to election dny. The Hontinel wnnts the news. Phone it in. Our number is 159-J. We do what we say; if not satisfied don't pay. Overland Oarage. 10 Itfe A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Vinai T. Randall. The mother is now doing n ic ly but the baby is not out of dnnger. The services at Itine Mountain next Sunday will be held nt 2:10, instead of nt the regular hour. Henry Arbogast and family have moved to Corvallis. START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT A marring* license was issued Mon day to Alex 11 l'r«»tt, «*f Hood Hiver, ii < 1 Anna Wolf«*, of Cottage («rov«*. H Hi« key was in Kugi-ne Hunday. When you nt*e«l tin*, battery or tow ing service call 110. Overland Garage, tf V10ZART G IR L S C O M P A N Y IS P O P U L A R L A D I E S ' Q U AR TET Clever Orgatuzatlou to Appear Here on Evening of November 12. 1« ■Iter jot dotto the Mozart date. It you mi«« 'em it ’* your fault, nnd regret it for ninny moonn. von II reglet inoonr*. They -I’ t" l*v heie vion. D -Iter xtill— to be Iuite explicit -you can definitely count >n the Mnznrt» Mozart» for the evening of Kridny. November 12, nt the high <ch(»ol auditorium. Th> Mozart i» one of the lyceum ’» mo»t popular compunien. l*o»»ibly be *u»e the Mozart» are four very* charm mg yoimg Hoineu who »mg and piny md (>therwi»e contribute to a mo»t de lightful evening. Or perhap» I>eeiiu»e they ire ju»t the next versatile young women now before the public. \t nny rate, here they nre: Ruth Holden nt featured by the Mozurt». -•he i» an exceptionally clever little ,(d> -a pianist, n reader nnd n singer. \mt then there"» Miss Corelli Carter, first violinist with the Mozarts, who dig- contralto in the quartet. Miss "nrtcr has enjoyed several seasons of coneert work throughout the east be fore joining the Mozarts. Grace Dye the pianist and cellist, nnd she does both very well. Helen Trover is assist- mt violinist and soprano with the piartct. The Mozart program is prettily cos- turned. You will enjoy the program, not alone for its musical worth, hut Is o for the dash and snnp that charac terizes the concert. There are surprises on the program, too, nnd a variety of ntertninment that certainly reflects great credit upon the artistic attain ments of these four gifted young women. Program starts nt S o ’clock. Re- served seats can bo secured nt The Klite. VICTORY M E D A L S A N D BUTTONS FOR N A V Y EX SERVICE MEN A nsvv victory medal and button v HI be nwarded to each person who performed active duty in the navy dur ing the world war betwaw-n the dates of April t>. 1917, and November II, 191s, and whose service was honorable. \n ex service enlisted man may obtain his victory mednl from any navy re' rruitdig station hy presenting or send ing his discharge or original release from active duty nnd his war service certificate must be sent in order that the clasp he is entitled to may be de termined. Members of the nnvnl re- rve force mav obtain their medals in the same manner. Kx service officers may obtain their medals upon nppli ration direct to the bureau of nnviga tion. Th(* navy recruiting station nt 122 State street, Salem, will furnish addi tional information on request and as sist in the distribution of the victory medals, clasps nnd buttons. Logging Cars Derailed. Several logging ears on the O. P. & K. railway went into the diteh Wednes day afternoon. No one was Injured and the ears were put bark on the rails the next dny. The damage to the rnndbcd was not great. AND PROVIDE FOR YOUR FUTURE D eposits of $1.00 and Up wards M ade in O u r S avin gs Department Will Draw 3"» Interest, Compounded Semi-Annually A Dollar Saved Is a Dollar Earned Bank of Cottage Grove shaded in black and orange. -The en trance was lighted by two or three “ jack o'-lanterns. ” one being par tially concealed in a shock of corn. The guests ^fifteen in number) all came in fancy costumes and were mot at the door by a black witch or a pumpkin blossom. The evening was spent in games and telling of ghost dories around the fireplace with the lights turned off. The most interesting game was the gathering of the young sters around a tub half full of water with several apples swimming around therein. Each one made a dive for an apple with his teeth. The most of them succeeded after several trials. Refreshments were served about 9. > Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Chapin enter tained a few neighbors and out-of-town friends Friday evening Those present were Mrs. Chapin’s sister in law, Mrs. Richard Newhall, of Creswell; Mrs Newhall’s sisters. Mrs. Helen Hackett, of Creswell, and Mrs. Minnie Riddle, f^Kngene^Mj^jmd^NDs^lL^JL^Rogij^ his own pocket. The program was well rendered nnd the refreshments were greatly enjoyed. The decorations were pretty. The offerings amounted to |50. # ♦ # Mrs. G. M. Scott entertained the I.aComus club Tuesday afternoon, only chrb members being present. Refresh ments were served nt the end of n so cial afternoon. <$> The Baptist ladies’ aid was enter tained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs A. C. Spriggs. After a pleasant after noon, light refreshments were served. Steamed Fresh Fruit Pudding. Sift together two cups flour, three teaspoons baking powder, half a tea spoon of salt, two tabli‘s|N>ons sugar; add two eggs and one cup milk nnd mix to a batter; pour m three table spoons melted butter nnd fill small greased cups one third full of batter, drop in a little fresh fruit, cherries, strawberries, etc., cover with more bat ter and steam about half an hour. Down! Down! Goes the Price of Feed and Flour A complete line of Feeds, Flour, Seeds and Poultry Supplies FTH AND M AIN £& E A T O N TELEPHONE 3