Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., November 19, 1920, Image 2

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WEEKLY PROGRAM
Fri., Nov. 19—“ The Peace
of Koaring R iver,” Madge
Kennedy.
Rdtlle Polo in “ The Vanish­
ing D agger.”
Sat., Nov. 20— “ The V irtu ­
ous Model,” Dolores t'assinelli.
A story of Parisian life and its
tem ptations and pleasures.
Larry Seaton in “ The Dew
Drop In n .”
Sun., Nov. 21—“ The Stolen
Kiss,” Constance Binnoy.
Pat he Review, motion pic­
tures in colors.
“ Topics o f the D ay,” witty
sayings from the Literary Di­
gest.
Mon.,
Nov.
22—“ Sealed
H earts,” Rugcne O ’Brien. This
story will hold your enthralled
interest from beginning to end.
It is replete with tender heart
L ONDON
sentiment and unfolds a su r­
prising story of love, romance
and adventure.
Tues., Nov. 2d “ The E x­
quisite Thief,” Priscilla Dean.
Wed., Nov. 24 “ The Third
Kiss,” by Vivian Martin. A
factory fire, a society scandal,
a big settlement job, and the
queerest tangle of hearts and
honor you ever saw, all had to
come before the final thrilling
climax.
Comedy, “ Honeymooning,”
Mr. and Mrs. C arter Del In von.
Thu. and Fri., Nov. 25-26
“ Down on the F a r m ,” a Mack
Sennett comedy dram a, .lust
the picture to see a fte r you
have eaten that big turkey on
Thanksgiving day.
Comedy, “ The (¡rent Nieklc
R o jib eiv . ”
Do you know that you
can purchase
Carbon Paper
Paper fasteners
Thumb Tacks
Rubber Bands
Memorandum Books
Address Books
Receipt Books
Robinson Remedies
Buxton Key Kases
Boston Bags
L adies’ lbirses
L adies’ Vanity Bags
M m 's Bill Folds
M en’s Purses
Poeket Scissors
15he
Nail Seissors
Embroidery Scissors
Thermos Bottles
Lunch Kits
Christmas Novelties
Crepe Paper
W axed Paper
Letter Files
C h ildren’s Story Books
Post Card Alliums
Violin Strings
Mandolin Strings
Chocolate Bars
llorehound Candy
Lieoriee Stieks
White Pharmacy
Not Just Meat and Cash
Our business is backed by more than just the “ dollar
g e ttin g ” idea.
You get ifuality, you get reasonable prices, and you get
first-class service when you »leal with us. Your business is.
warmly appreciated, and we make every effort to keep your
good will for future transactions.
We will have a large supply of first-class tu rk e y s and
geese for Thanksgiving, so if you have any intention of get­
ting a bird of a Thanksgiving dinner just leave an ord er and
we will pick you out a nice bird at a reasonable price.
W atch for our S aturday Specials.
C ity M e a t
BARTELS & SAFLEY, PR OPS
M a rk e t
PH ON E
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Down on the Farm
Five Reel Comedy Sensation
(HiM't'ial to Th«> S e n tin e l.)
Nov. 17 - Mr*. A lbert N oth tout
dough t e r V iv ia n , who u r r iio it two
weeks ttgo to u ttcm l th e fu n e ra l of
th eir g r a n d f a t h e r , left S a tu r d a y for
th e i r home at M edford.
K. (leer am i Emm» .tones w ent to
Ore swell W ed n esd ay for a few d a y s “
visit w ith relatives.
llerlvert Short ridge w ent to Itosobvrg
S a tu r d a y .
Mr, nml Mrs. H ow ard Cox motored
to the d r o v e Monday.
Leslie an d Klmer tlront, who hsrt
been em ployed at A storia, returned
home a few d a y s ago.
Mr. an d Mrs. Will L iv ely were in
th e d r o v e T uesday.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. T. .tones retu rn ed
to th e d r o v e T u e sd a y , a f t e r a three
w e e k s ’ visit hen*.
LO R A N E .
(S pecial to The S entinel.)
N ov. 17. I’ea rn e Crow is m arried
and hap pily s e ttle d in th e old home
th a t his p a re n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs. .1
H ard y Crow, re c e n tly v a cated .
Mrs. |{. W h ite is som ew hat under
th e w eath er.
,
Miss N ellie S anderso n has resigned
her mail ro u te an d is t o j i e g i n teac h in g
school mum.
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W O M A N F I N E D FOR F A I L U R E
TO H A V E D R I V E R S ' CARD
T he first a rr e st in L a n e c o u n ty for
fa ilu re to ob tn in an a u to m o b ile iqV'r
a t o m ’ license was m ade T u e sd a y when
Miss Dorothy McU uire, of th is city,
was citeil by sjiecial o ff ic e r from the
s t a t e hig h w ay d e p a r t m e n t to app ear
in police court. J u d g e A lta K ing fined
Miss M eO aire $10. .
T he o ff ic e r stopped q u ite n number
of d riv ers, bo th men and women, Mon
day to a s c e r ta i n w h e th e r or not they
had s t a t e licensi'« an d found th a t most
of th em hail complied w ith th e law
S tr ic t e n fo rc e m e n t of th e
traffic
laws has been decided upon by the In
cal police an d th e s h e r i f f ’s force here
a f t e r in an e n d e a v o r to e lim in a te ne
r i d e n t s as f a r as possible. T he mini
ber o f a c cid en ts has been rap id ly in
c reas in g lately and th e o ff ic e rs declare
th a t most of them a re due to careless
ness on th e js irt of th e d r i v e rs or
failu re to o bserve th e laws. Eugene
R egister.
M any Send S ub scriptions.
Many ou tsid e su b scrib ers a r e tak in g
a d v a n t a g e of The S e n t i n e l ’s N ovem ber
| su b scrip tio n special. Mrs. W K. l.clsm
sends hers fro m T illa m o o k ; Alberton I
, Wood rem its from R ay m on d, Wash.;
Mrs. I,. M. H a r d in g re m its from Mon I
m o u th ; Mrs. C arl S cars rem its from
St. Helens, s a y in g “ W e a r e lost if
our copy does n o t rench iis p r o m p t l y ’ ’,
l_ H. t l a r o u t t e ¿»rites from S nrranien j
to, sa y in g " C a n ’t possibly get along
w ith o u t T he Sentinel. I t ’s like g e ttin g j
a l e t te r frum home e v ery w e e k , ” and
enclosing :i rn rtix in from the H u rra n c n
to H i t iii w hich the women o f Yoitnal
la a re show n t a k i n g c h a rg e o f the run
nicipal f l i v v e r ; A. B, Wood rom es
thro u g h from Han D iego; Oaenr II.
W heeler rem its from B a rb e r, Ida., and
says he Could not lie w ithout the live
wire new spap er, also t h a t he likes the
c o u n tr y very m uch; J .
H. Himeral
c a n ’t
fo r g e t
C o tta g e
(irove
even
tho ugh n re s id e n t now of B rooklyn,
la., a c c o m p a n y in g his r e m it ta n c e with
th e re m a rk , “ We must h a v e th e Live
Wire.
*Tis a b o u t the only th i n g th a t
keeps us alive, so d o n ’t fail to send
i t ; * ’ B. T. H a tto n re m its from Dallai»,
O re.; C. K. N o k es comes through from
Milverton; Ben Lurch w rites from P o r t ­
land to renew for his d a u g h te r in
M o n t a n a ; Mrs. H. J . K now lton rem its
from S e a t t l e ; H. A. T ib b e ls rem its
from Myrtle» C re e k ;
an d
Oeo.
W.
Cooley rem its from Bend.
C oun ty R e p u b lic a n s 8 p c n t 11000.
The Lane C ou nty R epublican c e n tr a l
c o m m ittee ex p en d ed $1030.73 in «put
ti n g o v e r th e re c e n t cam p a ig n in tjiis
co u n ty , ac c o rd in g to th e fin a n c ia l
s t a t e m e n t filed by D. E. Yornn, c h a ir
m an of th e c o m m ittee. The s t a te m e n t
shows th a t th e re c e ip ts of th e coni
initteo fo r th e c am p a ig n were $1095,
leaving a b alance on hand of $l.r>.27.
T he s t a te m e n t show s th a t $(**15 of the
a m o u n t e x p e n d e d w en t to the n a tio n a l
cam p a ig n fu n d a n d th e rem ain d er was
spent fo r p rin tin g , a d v e rtis in g , (Mintage,
teleg ram s an d th e like.
T he demoeratie. com m ittee received
$210.25 and exp ended $253.ON, leaving
a d e f i c it of $1.67, says t h e report of
Donald Young, se c r e ta ry of the c e n tr a l
com m ittee.
T he E d w a r d s for S h e r i f f club rid
leeted $136.43 a n d exp en d ed the same
a m o u n t in t r y i n g to elect J o h n Ed
w ards, of H pringfield, th e report filed
in th e o ff ic e o f th e clerk show ing an
even balance.
C. P. B a rn a rd , who was elected
co u n ty ju d g e on the republican ti c k e t,
say s he cxpendis! the sum of $06.30,
of which $35 was his share o f the con
tr ib u tio n to th e cou nty c e n tra l com
m i t t e e ’s fu n d , and S h e r i f f H tickeL
expended $126.(0), his report says.
D o n ’t h a v e a n y slackers. Keep track
o f w h at each hen does by using egg
record cards. F o r sale by T h e Hentinei
•it $1.75 th e hundred.
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SAVED HIS HORSE
Mr. It. L. M c I n ty re , of A ltoona, Ala.,
sa y s : “ Dr. I x ' d e a r ' s Antiseptic, Heal
ing P o w d er q u i c k l y healed some bad
w ire c u ts on my horse. I defy an y
s t r a n g e r to fin d th e s lig h test se a r on
him. ' ’
In addition to this splendid picture there will also be
SHNSHINK COMEDY.
Our aerial, “ The Vanishing Dagger, Episode No. 9, w
!>'• shown Saturday instead of F riday, for this week only.
A t the A rc a d e T h eater on
Thursday-Friday, Nov. 2 5 -2 6
l)r. T .e d e n r’s a d v ice an d rem edy
saved th is valu ab le anim nl. He. w arn s
you not to leave a w ound sore or cut
exposed, bu t to dust on Dr. I . e d e a r ’s
A n tis e p tic H ealin g P ow der, which in
s t a n t l y form s an a n tis e p tic p rotection
an d prom otes h e a lth y healing.
In his 2H y e a r s o f V ete rin n ry Prue
tic e and Ex|>ert P o u ltry Breeding, Dr.
I « d e a r has com pounded tv rem edy for
e v e ry cu rab le ailm e n t of stock or poul­
t r y . W h en ev er th e y require a rem edy,
it will pay you, a s it did Mr. Mein
ty r e , to pu rch ase from you r d ealer the
pro per I- e d e a r R emedy, on a satisfai'
tio n or money back g u a ra n te e .
nl!t
HUMMONH.
In thè Circuit Court o f thè S t a t e of
Oregon in L ane C ounty,
,
l l a i e l U. liohde, pitti a1 1 f f . v s. P oter
M. liohde, d e fe n d a u t.
Tu P eter M. liohde, thè iihovc nitmcd
D e fe n d a u t:
•
In thè nnme o f thè S ta t o of O r e g o n
you a r e herebv m p i i r e d tu appetii and
aiiswer thè compilimi filed lignina! vini
in thè nbove e n tith a l sull vvithln sia
weeks troni thè d a te of th è Cirsi pilli I
In ai ioti of tliis s iiiii inons and if you
fail so tu an sw er, for w ant I he reo f thè I
piai ut i f f will apply tu die sani court
l'or thè relief pi tu ed for m p l u i n t i f f ' s
eom plain t, lo i n i : for a ju d g u icn t a n d |
licere* o f thè court ilissolv ìng thè mar
tinge c o u tra c t an d benda of niatrimonv
e v is tìn g betw een you an d thè p l a i a t i f f l
on thè grounds of desertioii for more
th a n ime y e a r ininiediutelv Itisi past
a n d for cruci and iiihum an tr e a tm e n t,
ami for thè care, eustody and control
of thè minor children.
Tliis siimmons is acri ed by piiblica
timi by order of thè llou. Il P. S k ip
w orth, .lodge o f thè u b i n e nnmcd
C ourt, d a te d on Ilio Itlth day of No
vember, A. II. 11*20.
Tlte d a te of thè firsl puhlirntioii of j
th is anni mona will be on thè l'.Mh day
of Nov collier. 1020, an d thè d a te of
thè last p n b lira tio n «vili be on thè .'tlstj
dnv of I leeember, A. I* 1(120.
Il .1 SII IN N ,
\ t l o r n e y f or P l a i n t i f f
Pos t ol ' l ' i e e a d i l r e s s ; t ' ol t.’i g e t iro\ e. t i r e
Notice to
|
Realty Owners
Tlte Kinney iY llytlc Rt'itlly ('ompnny will tipcti a reni
istillo office in Lugotio h I miii I D o iv iii I m t I Wo luivo office*
in Sull'io litui C oi ' vm IIÌ h nini are in a pimi timi lo liamllc any
ianiiH ut city properly bclwccii Salem ami ( ’otlage (Irove.
Il' you bave property lo soli or exchnngc, we invite you lo
lisi il \\ 1 1 li us. Writo iin what you ha ve lo sell, w Ite re it is
locateti, ami wheii it enti he inspeetetl.
Kinriey & Hydje R ealty Co.
“ Selling Farms unti Home»— T hat'« Our Business”
Box 810
n 12 19c
Eugene, Oregon
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II' voti saw it first voti saw il ili Tilt* StMll ilici
It is a fact that no tw o businesses are exactly alike,
any more than are the thumb prints of different in­
dividuals. These points of difference will be plain il
vou w ill visit-our store and i*el our prices on
Blankets, Outings, Ginghams
Percales, etc.
Remember that we always have a com­
plete line of Groceries on hand, therefor
come to us for your order for
Thanksgiving Dinner
= Yours for the lowest possible prices -----..■■
Powell & Burkholder
Corner of Fifth and Main
Phone 70
SUPPLYING TELEPHONE SERVICE
Occasionally n u I in i * til m 'I’ h move anti a s k ns for a continuance of telephone
service at. their new location. They may lie tohl that eiim|»lianee wilh Ihcii
ilesires is immediately impossible owing to lack of “ telephone facilities” in a
particular locality. “ W h y ,” one will say, “ the poles and wires are on the
street atnl the house is already w ired .”
We wish that the problem were as simple as it sounds. There may be
poles and wires, but every wire may be in use in giving service to others.
There limy be a cable, bill every circuit in it may be assigned to telephones
already installed. There may he a telephone in the vacant house or a p a r t ­
ment to which you move hut no spare wires and circuits from your locution
to the central office. There may even he sect ions of switchboard in the t'cti
tral office hut not available for operation on aeT'oniit of the lack of necessary
switchboard a p p a ra tu s such as ringing keys, relays, etc.
The reason for the shortage of telephone equipment Is simple. During
tln‘*v\itr period we were unable to m aintain onr reserve or stock plant as the
same m aterials we use were required and taken lot government purposes
and for industries properly favored hy the government. Since the war, with
the unexpectedly prolonged problems of reeonslruetion, production ami de­
livery of m aterials needed to meet even current demands have been delayed.
Every business concern is having similar experiences. The m anufaetnrers
of telephone equipment have licen hemline every effort to till onr orders,
lint they, in turn, are meeting the same difficulties in securing rubber, paper,
silk, glass, porcelain, tin, thread, shellac, metal parts and other articles not
generally associated m the public mind with telephone service,
a At the same time with this abnormal situation with reference to materials
there exists an unprecedented demand for lelephone'serviee, and even under
these circumstances our record is one of fulfillment of demand.
In the first nine months of I DUO we made a total net gain of over 7IMH)
telephones in the state of Oregon. A fact worthy of consideration ¡if onr op
orations is the large number of telephones handled in proportion to net in
crease. In those nine months we disconnected, connected and moved 41,110
instrum ents to secure the net gain above mentioned.
YVe desire to give service as much as a patron wishes to receive it We
<h sire to prom ptly comply with the suggestions of public authorities who
have taken a proper interest in the situation. \Yfe are facing abnormal eon
ditions lint we are trying to overcome our difficulties.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
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