Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., December 24, 1920, Image 7

A Joyful Christmas
Happy New Year
and
T o o ur friends limi patrons whose In i I has limili' oui I iiih ìiiih h
HO MIII'I'I'H n I III l I l i r i l l K tll*‘ I'llHl > l ||l we Ki'iiil tin' SI il SO 11 ’ h
greetiiigs M n y y o u r < *hrinl iiium In- u \ I l V nil'l l V Olir 1111 ll'l'lI
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COFFMAN
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v ia i n i iti
1 »pacialUa and devot»
all my tun a to »our
»»nil. Tli»
louse* a t *
ground e x a c tly lo »'»nr
ts qtu ioin aiiu Iiy myself
tu my own simp
Give The Inulina I dour M
most up
Better to llm lai d al« e ami lUNtruiiientN
arn mad«.
Service that
I do uot rei» oli subjoc
n
wi
i
hi
tlv« te st* (a * UNually la
iloti«) bnt i ■>1*0 ui®
o lijr r tl vp I r ut.
wlilcli
limi.» prova out In tiar
muli»
No oue Inutili
niriit and no ou« in«tti
oil I h suprem e In op
to m eirlc work.
My
m atto d a
roquiro
uiorn lini« to mak« an
• ya nxamlnallon but ara
iu i H i t
whan flIUHlind
I t rei|ulr«a tini« and pa
tim i'« to make a tbor
migli ami compirlo teat
of «nell limarlo and r«
Iractlou.
M» luethod la thè acin i
t l f lc d iu gless applica
tuoi of lonaaa ror tbe
ald of vlalou and rnilar
ut •»« 'tram.
l'or refi renre» aak tboa«
wlioin
I
bave
flltod
Wilb Klaaaaa.
O I.A 8H K 8
OU All AN
T E B D 8A T IBFA C TO RY
Scholl
C o lt***
Oro**,
Oregon
Hrirtf li « »it I • -. Mr*. W ti II it
arri v«*«l
h wi-i'k lii'for«' t«» ri 19 «* ml tlic f h ut* rii I ut
l»rr
Mi** tiffin»«!«’ L*««’kwofwJ
il«' lidi Hutrl In* Gru** \ »II« v li t » t « -1 fimi
li ti m tint yet ftiM'ifleil «»ri n lorn!ion.
Mr. nini Mr*. G« mi rge Alkinnon re
turiteli Miitunluy
from
Wei|«l«Tl»urn,
Hhi'i«’ they *|»eot t !»<• *njniner fin«! full.
C'iinful ni tent ion ti full «• fin r^j«*
1 1 li
« hi ! injiirioiiN overi'liuriluti t l if i t ’* l!ut
tery H« rviee. Overluml («urng«*. niîtftf
iVrry 11 > » I »I »n r < I uhm uj > fi uni Holeoi
Hmoliiy timi Momlny on lumi ne*».
\ 11 flit» ehilfelie* uml Hwmlfiv h «, I m »«»I-
« * f thè eity ht»\e given, or uri* giving,
t'IirÌNtmm* !•%,' r«‘i
fin»: v\ « * k
l*yralin i\«»r\ ut !lie Kevnll finiti *tore.
Min <) Il Hein«, retiirfud Kottmlay
i from fi week** \i»it with the l*orter
| fiehl ¡imi t • « ■ « * rg Muli fumili«'* in Ku
ftM
Mi- MrKitiley uml M r e \Vrnn Pini
li|»M, « * f Tillnoiook, ut« \ Mutuiti V li « * t r
|mr«'fit*f Mi uml Mr* Prunk K*hilli|»*.
I .»»«Iti1' S *«r«fu rn'
Kimlly
furnish
I* he H»‘!«t ilici with l»*t* of your ti«*\vly
elee9t*«l o f f ir e r * .
Mr*. I
M llur«lniti ft n * I «liiughter,
M in * r i r î» # nr. hum. from Monmouth
f«»r the holxliiy*.
Ifimroe Ileiiit-tiWfi y I «-f't H uim I uv for
Port lumi to h | m * ii «| ( 'hri*to):iM with hi*«
aunt, M i *. Pronin (»ilfncr, and hi* *11
I*r, Mi** N«*llic Hifiicnway.
NN hy w«*r«* P nele S fiin ,H Mtihmnrim
*,«jn, |»|»«*il w ith Philitd«*lphifi |)ii«ru<»nd
t if id Muttcii«*.* M irili,. (,f th,* I'hilro
trio|ted KctMiner which «'limirifite* in
aulation troubliwuml p rex enf* *hc«lditig.
with th«i feauIt-* a batt«’ry which will
lant longer than wn* r u r thought
po**ihle. Overland Oarage
n2t»tf.
Mr*. F. I,. Wilhelm went to Portland
Suturday to attend her -i*t«-r. \! t * M
II llfirfii*. who in hi n hoNfiital n«<iv
«•ring from a m ajor op«*ration.
Mr*. (ìeorge C'urlile and thr«*e «Irtugli
ter* were in Kugene Satnr«lay
f rira Nome. «I«*#»9«*«1 nml Mjer Ki**
t o i h t I'omhi tint ioti* at the Hi’xnil «Irug
*tor«*.
A. Mullowny. T h e fir*t nririMul In cm
|»loy«*«l on thè fioeronl ('hii ftftin ni
K n l e r p i imi * uml onee wh * hulf owner
o f flint |»{• | r with Mr. Onllowuy.
t rinilo^ L i g g i ' t t i n Vfirioij* uMHort
irii'ut*, in varimi* * t y h ’ piH'knjf**, in
\ tirimi» -«f/•- |»n«k!iti«'* nn*l mi v a r i o " “
|»rM« «l packagi
The g if t im i p e m i v e ,
nlwii\* ;ij»jifoprilite, uml with n *w«*et
ne "4 ||| it^ own (ì«*t thè*»» ut thè K«*x
nll «Iruti »tori*
l.yiii'h Piu ria. Mi » Bona t 'u f f i o , Mi*.
Noih uml Mi*- l|e«n Will» motore«! lo
Kugem* Hoturilay.
Mr
I,e»t«r Hnfifoni i* up p o n Po
gem* v i*iting her ptuerit», Mr. un«J
M in .1. V . I. ir-uri, uml Mr. Nanfonl ’*
p a n n i * , Mr uml Mr*. VValtei’ Hanf«»r«l
Hiiiti'Uti Me» Poultry P ln nt, W alker,
Origini, jiookinti o nler* f<»r 1921 «luy
«»hi ehiek* ut lo«’ enei».
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Mr
i ‘ly«l«* If«»!»«• rt - l«*ft Mo im I ii y f«»r
\l»er«|eenf \Va*l»., t«» vi-it ber pareri!*,
Mi** Mary WiHimon nrriveil Humlny
nitiht fi«»m The Dall«**, where *he i*
tenehifiti fhi* wiriter.
A I T T I O N
r. o. D e V e r <•
imi Main Ave
J . K. Youiiti went to Portluml to
repre*« fit the r i t y of P o t t a g e Orovi*
,ii th«* heiirifiti upon th«* p«*tition of
I In* P n n f i r T«*li*phoii«# k
T«*legrfiph
corn pony f«»r a ri*«* in rut«**.
to You and Yours
W atch for posters announcing special sale grocery
prices for December 27 to 31 inclusive
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H t ii r r
T h a t
A p p r
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Y o u r
T n u le
SM ITH S GROCERY
Walk
a Block
and
Save
D i m e
S. C. White Leghorn
Hatching Eggs and
Da y Ol d Chi cks
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early for M a rc h and
A p r i l d< •liven*. T an c rcd strain.
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Did you ever stop to consideri
the usefulness of a standard
motor car? Let it be a Christ­
mas gift for the entire family
this season. Nelson's Auto Sales
cA Merry Christmas
C o ttan e Orove
W hat’« the use to buy new tires
when you can make those old
ones run another season? We re­
pair cuts, put on half soles, re­
tread them and guarantee our
work. Give us a trial. Cottage
Grove Vulcanizing Works, near
the bridge.
M. P. I .ami w ehr ami fam ily left
Satu rd ay for Florence t«» vi*it Mr*.
I Jimlwclir ** |mrent*.
Mr
and
Mr*.
Henry H«»**.
P ie n t i * * C,ullt*«»n< i,f PI«’amint Hill,
\i*ite«l here during the week.
Mr*. Mike \Nul«l return«',| to Kugene
Kvt*r*harp pi*n«*il* ut th * H«* xh II *t«»r«v
Sunday, a f t e r a \i*it nt the home o f
Mr. uml Mr* 1C A. Ilolntrom, o f Uu her mother, Mr«* Mirl r m i i oli 1.
jttila, nr, *|»«*mlinti th«* t'liriutmu* boli
.1. \\
K irk arrived Friilay fr«»m
d ay * hi Pnrtlnml.
Alma, Mont., and i* \initing at th«*
Mr*. < turar Huhlmrd, of ( ’r«'*wi*ll, h«»m«* «if In* iliiugliter, Mr*. (ieorg«‘
who hml I oh * ii h«*r<* ii**i<«tinti m the < ’urr m.
car«« «»f Mr*. M t ’. W illi*, rrturmut
Wnverly motor «iil*, 100 p«r r«*nt
hum«* Thnr*«lity o f lu*t wc«*k
pure Penney Iv imiti ; c«i*t no more t hit ti
I *«•«! rur* «»! till kiu«U ut ritiht j»ri« « * ii »her *«» culled euHteru oil*.
N el*oii'*
ut N«*l*«»n ’* Auto Sul«**.
(1241ft* Auto Sal«** A. \N i *t S id e Oarage. «I.ltf«*
Mr*. Thomti* < »rr uml children, ol'
J«»e Sm ith b«Might a I*'«»r«I *edan Fri
Politimi, w«*re in Kiitiei^«* Frid ay.
day «»f Wood*o ii Hrothera.
Mr*. Cl. I«. <lriti*l»y r*turn«’«l Frid ay
Mi <td Mm J o h i VI
wert* up
t«i her hum«* in \\uit*i»urti. Wu*h., uft«*r from C’re*w«'|| F rid ay.
it \ i.*it ut th«* home of h«*r |mr«*nt*,
Madie* ’ uml g«’iit.*‘ hnnilxuu,. mid
Mr. und Mr*. K. (I. Klliott, uml her
u*«*f ul pur*«* imu'liMn nt fti«» Hexiiil
fUNter, Mr*. II. (I. Uilliert.
drug »tore.
It«in’t think thut w«* «*i|»rct you t'»
Mr*. It, M ('humberlnin went t«i Ku
l»uy iMtoiething every tino you g«*t t
g«'i»«' Friday f«»r a \i*it at th<* home «*f
littl«* fr« «* *«*r\i«,e. W«* 'r«* tii,M* 1° K 've
her daught«r, Mr*. Alta King.
the service uml ho|»«*ful of ti''ltinti your
\inong th«»*e homi» from <). A. (\
liti*i ne** wlicti you winli to I my *<iiina
liny
Woolley.
thing, t^pruy, Pong k ('riiaon. «loe.ltfe. are (*ly«|e Murcham,
Victor
Kem,
Hupei t (\it tinnii ami
Mi** Margaret Thomu* Ima returned
Norval Powell.
/roiu Kutiene and )m* nreeptod tlie po
Hugh«'»' Stud io P o r tra it* , v iew*, ko
aition **f hookk«*«*per ut the City m«*nt
«Ink fini*hing . Children*» pietur«*» a
m ark e t.
»¡HM'inlty. ( ) v « t tin* Matik «if Pot tag«*
Mr*. C\ M. Shinn nml Mr*. U. (!. (¿rove.
«124 jl4p«l
llyott w«*r«* among Kugeiie viaitor*
A ( ’hriHlmn* fam ily reninoti i* b e ­
Saturday.
ing held at the VV. 1«. Ihirby home.
Fvern harp |ieneil* at th«* ICexall «Irug Mi** Margaret i* her«* front S|Hikane
*t«ire.
find Yilottn S c o f f , another daughter,
Mr. anil Mr*. Harry Allen r«*tnrn«*«l i* here from Olympia.
Olady* .lack
Sun «la y to ('r«*Nw«*ll, a f t e r a v ini t at *on, the other daughter, m ak e * her
the home o f Mr. A l l e n ’a um l«*, . 1111111 ** home with her parent*.
Allen.
T h e .1. A. Flledge
family have
Mr*. F. <1. S tiller , of Newport, who moved to Kugene.
had been viaiting at the home o f her
S Stand » f«»r .Servir«* and S tud ehaker,
Mi*t«*r, Mr*. S, S. T r;i*k, «»f How Kiver,
botti o f vvhieh you g«*t at the S«»rvice
r«*turned home Hattirday.
(larage. T h e light S tu d e b n ke r *ix i*
A ll llii* HlnrcN of 111«' city will m akin g Home hit. M ’* the cln»si«'*t
thing on th«» mark«'t at anywhere n«*:ir
rem ain closed all day C hi ist mas tin* prie«*. S pray , l.otig \ CniHOii. il'ttf«
d ay hut w ill he open T h u rsd a y
S. S. l.aHHwell *p«»nt th«» w«*«»k (*n«l
a m i F r id a y e ve nin gs preceding with hi* paren t* at Y o m a lla .
C h ristm a s
d!7-24pd
Mi»» Snow V. H eaton and Mi*»
«-■ W. Wiilln««, form er Cotlnge d ro v e N annie lle n to n , o f Knt«»rpri»«\ Or«*.,
huainesN man, arriv ed Hiindny from nr«» »pending th«» ('hrintmn* vaention
driiss \ ulley nil,I
... Koest ni I lie (1. at th«» luna«» «»f their »i*t«»r, Mr*. II.
K E li
Doti)»)«* *«rvi«'i» f«»r one cofnmi»*ion.
l u t u* *«ll y ou r good». We will g*»t
th«* prie«» f«»r them uml givi» doublé
• tv n i' for one e«»mint*iiion» ^ r/t 0,1
iinpleftient* fimi m achinery up to
$20 00. uml W / on all over thu*
!im«»unt ; 10',i on hou*eh«»l«I g«»«>«I*-
Our motto: **<#••! the m o n ey ; jjet
the money; yet the money? '
Dan Walton & Son
I '.i t la g < - ( ¡ r o v e , O r . , I ' h o n c 2 6 F 4
II .1 Htiinn wn* in Kugen« Monday
oil l»tf*iri<‘**.
Ingemoll wlUeh«’* at th«» H«axuil drug
*tor«\
Mi** MyrtI«* nn«l Fred Jon«**. *i*t«*r
iml brother o f Mr*.
1«. S a r f f , re
turned
Monday to their home in
Vlbany, a f t e r a \ i*it h«‘r«\
Mr*. Mary (^ooper i* r«‘eov«»ring fr«»m
h«T ree«*nt **• vere illue**.
Old growth body f i r utovc wood for
*.•«!••. <'it11 !*!•, City T r a n * f e r .
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Mr*, k’. .1. M* hnk«* return«‘«l Monday
from *|M»nding two week* in a Kugene
hospital.
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YES MADAME
VV«» really w i*h you nn«i the
whole fam ily u m«*rry, merry
Christina*, whether or not you
ha\e tak«*n aiM antnge o f our o f ­
t e n ng* t«» »«»t yot\r tab le for th«»
fcHMt. Our patrons have been ao
kind during the pa»t y e ar that
we have no rennon to *p«*fik any-
tiling but
the moat
pleasant
word* to one and all. T han k you.
Con»«» again, or come anyhow.
PEOPLE’S MARKET
Two doors west F irs t N atio nal Bank
A daughter was born Hnturdny to
Mi mi.I Mrs. Arnold Duerst, of Monby
crook.
Greeting Kurils- more o f them uml
prettier Ginn over ut the Result drug
»tore.
F 1 I sink wo«*!, Mr*. K«Jni« Hullivun
m il Mr*. M;tr»h Kerr motored to Ku
gen*. Tiomduy.
Mr*. Hum Nuzor v ini ted hero Tue*
day afternoon.
Miittcrie* tented, recharged and re
paired.
Chronic car troubled yield to
°ur treatmi nt.
Our advice ih tree. ,
Our f'p iur charged are moderate.
We
• *m to give dervire t h a t will rnak<*
y o u ri*Hpnud to our inv itatio n to com«*
• gam
Hpray, Ix«ng k C'ruaon ’n Her
vice Garage.
dee.ltfe.
M m * Killian Leonard, who i* teach '
mg at G ateway, arr ived Tueaday to
P‘’n«l tlx- holiday* with her parent*,
«Ir. nnd Mr*. H. .1 Ke««nard.
Maud«» Ki me earn«* up from Portla nd
I uoMiiay for th«. holiday*.
Galloway for iaaurnnee, 511 Main.
Mr. and Mr*. N. K. B a r r e t t , o f Ku
g* nr, *p« nt Monday with Mr*. B a rre tt '»
»nother, Mr*. Harah Harm*.
Mr*. Amelia J'h«*ip» arr ived Monday
night from Alarneda, Calif., t«i *|M*nd
hri-trria* with her *on aixl ilaught»'r,
I .«’»ter n f»«1 .\fi»* Hath.
II. M. Brownell, o f Kugene, wits in
i he e ity K r i d s j on legal business.
< h r u t m a s G i f t — $150 all record phon
'graph, «25 down and b alance on easy
uuntbly payments.
Kxpresn prepaid.
».ugeni* Music Shop, Kugene, Or. d.'l-31
Sun.In y
Kugene
R e g is ter :
I.eslie
ilodges, !0, uml said to I k 1 a married
" iuii , was yesterd ay arrested in Cottage
•rove on a i-liurge of a t t a c k i n g a l»i
.e a r old girl of that place and was
■rough! to Kugene.
He was bound
• *r by J u s t i c e of the P eace Jenne O.
Aelln with bail fixed at «1500 arid
'••'iiig unable to furnish it he wan re-
miinded to the county ja i l .
Bring iu thorn- holey rubber lioots
1 r*d shoes. We fix them and make
' hein last you the rest o f the w inter.
< "ttagi- Grove Vu lcanizing Works, near
' lie bridge.
tfe
F r id ay
Kugene
Reginter;
Gilbert
Ivnori in c o n fin e d e to bin home at s~l
K l e t e s t h avenue west by illness.
Mrs. S. A. P it z e r nnd daughters
K l l i e and Addic who have been visit
mg ut the home o f Mrs. 1’i t z e r ’s
brother, J . VV. H arrington, returned to
their home in Dnllan Monday.
S te rn o alcohol heating devices make
wonderfully p ra c tica l Chrintnuis g i f t s
and we are o f f e r i n g these at u reduc­
tion o f one third from the regular
price at the Rexnll drug store.
M rs Alfred Sto ck s le ft Tuesday for
«•"ng B e a . h to spend several months
with n sister.
R. A. Jo n e s , until recently Southern
P a c i f ic agent at Sheddn, has been
g i i e n the C o ttag e Orove station and
in now on the job.
When you think car, think Overland
the small c ar that rides and handles
lik e a b ig one— with pep, economy, e n ­
durance, speed. Overland Garage, tfe
J a m e s S m ith arr ived Tuesday morn­
ing from North Brunch, Minn., for an
extended i iiit at the home o f his
daughter, Mrs. Klliert Bede.
J . 1’. Graham arr ived Tuesday morn­
ing from Portland, bein g called here
by the serious illness of Mrn. G raham 's
f a t h e r , Dr. W. VV. Oglesby.
S t a n l e y IxM-kwiMid, who was railed
K. VV W itcher, of Saginaw , collected
here by the death of his »inter, Minn
Gertrude l.oekwoo.l, returned Monday the bounty S a t u rd a y on a coyote and
two bobcats.
Io hin home at K„llon, Nev.
Mrs. Edmund Snyder, o f 1-nrane,
L arge, clean woolen and other noft
wan admitted to a Kugene hospital
ragn wanted, îie the pound. The Sen
linei.
dl7tf|> S atu rd ay.
Dun t waste your tim e or energ y on
W. W. G a r b u tt, o f Dalian, v initial
hand pumps when i t ' s ju s t us easy to
here during the pant week.
Win. Ilaimbrid ge, who in servin g on d rive in our front door and get all the
the federal ju ry in Portland, wan home a i r you want free o f charge. T h is is
ju st one o f the courtesies gladly ex
over Sunday.
tended to you at S pray , Long A Cru
Kirntmun
koilakn.
kodak
albums, s o n 's S e rv ic e Garage.
d 3 tfc
film i, etc., at the R e s a li drug ntore.
S tu d e n ts from the C. o f O. and O.
A. C. are home for the holidays.
T h e re will be n f re e matinee
at the A rm ile theater W ednes­
day a fte rno o n, Deeember 29, at
2,-:iO oVkK'k, fur all child ren uu-
der 12 ye ars o f age.
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Mr. and Mm. Nclnon Durham , A. A.
Rii'hmoiul, Mrn. Klbert Mede and her
f a th e r, Ja m e n S m ith , of North B ranch,
Minn., motored to Kugene Tueadny.
II. It. B a ile y returned Tuemlay from
I’erdue, where he wan employed fiv e
weeks in some carpenter work.
Chiekriis, hogs, veal and c a t t l e w a n t­
ed at the P e o p l e ’s m arket.
t fe
(I. M. Mark.ibury and Abe B angs
were in Kugene Sunday.
.
. Mr. and Mrn. Karl Arthur returned
Sunday from a visit o f sev eral days
in Portland.
We have f iv e good used pianos, nil
gu aranteed. See them al o lire; IH to
10 months to pay for them. Kngeno
M osir Shop, Kugene.
d.T.tle.
Mrs. Frank T urner and daughter.
Miss J u l i a , o f Divide, shopped in town
Monday.
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A Merry Christmas and a
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
W E T H A N K YO U FO R Y O U R L I B E R A L P A T R O N A G E O F T H E
PAST
T H E F U T U R E 18 A C L O S E D BOOK. B U T W E H O P E A L L
W I L L E N J O Y A P R O S P E R O U S 1921
A.
B ru n d
Phon« 65
&
Company
Grocers to Particular People
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rii
Bur hunt Wallace, «laughter of Mr.
ami Mr*.
W Wallace, who are vi*it
irig at th«* G. M Heott home, i* reeov-
«•nng from the rnea*le*
Mr». Orpah Ben*«>n an«l daughter,
Miss Mary KUen, ur«- h««rn«’ from O A.
C. for the holiday».
Dan Humant 1 » horn«- from Dalian,
Mi.»» Ky«lia Kwing and K A. Fa mum where he wan employed for »«»viral
w«*re married W«-dn<*»<l;iy afternoon a f i week».
th«* MethodiMt j»ar»onag«', Rev. Himp»ou ’ Dong »ervice a t th«* Methodint church
A Merry Chmtmai. Nelson’« Hamrick o f f ic i a t in g .
Hunday evening. Chri*tma» music, by
Auto Sales.
Hov Hchwnrtz arrived Wcdnenday the choir.
Mr and Mr*. Win. Hh«»<le* returned from Portla nd a n d 1 » v i* itin g with hi*
Mr». W. Fru»»«»r Johnnon an«l littl«-
I u« s«biy from a \i*it at Kula with aunt, Mr*. F B. VanNortwiek.
«laughter arrived home Monday from
their »on, VV. K. Hhode*.
Mr. and Mr*. H arry We|*h arrived a Kugene ho»pital, where th«- little misa
F ran k Overh<d*er wan in Kugene on \\ «-«Inexday from Mar*hfiel«t and are wan born.
jt»u*me** Tueadny.
vi»iting with Mr*. W elch'» parent*,
Mr». L. M Thompson im v isitin g in
Gift *tatto nery o f the high quality Mr hi.«| Mr*. J. W. Bem i*. Mr*. Wel*h • Kugene with Mr». D P. Burton.
-ttnndard o f the regular line* carried wun Mi** Henter Demin.
H. G. I!arr«'l, o f Han Franci»eo, vis­
by u* at all tiirx'H but now pnckag**d
Mi»» Kthel M ack ey, who ha* l>e«'n in ited over Wednenday night at the ho in«.*
hi b eautiful box«** for tin* particular a Walla Walla coll«*g«* »iuce Hepti’mlx’r, o f hi» brother, L. L. B a rre l.
•on at the Hexall «Irug »tore.
arrived home W«’«ln<**day.
Mr». H. It. B rand returned Tu«»»«lay
W. VV. Cochran wad in Kogan«* F r i ­
Mr. and Mrn. Arthur Dugan returned fr«»m an extended visit in Heattl.» at
day an«) Hat o n lay on bu»ine**.
W«'«Ine*«lay fr«»m a P ortland h«»*pital. the h«»m«? o f h«*r daughter, Mr*. Harris
wh«r«* Mr. Dugan had been ever nine«* Kmmon* Hhe was accompanied by h«*r
Mr*. S. H. K ing received an in vita
'ion
Monday announcin g that
her hi» right leg w:i» broken in an ac cident son I*eo.
granddaughter, Mi** Giulia K ing, o f at the P alle tt Lumber c o m p a n y ’s mill
Rev . nnd Mr». J . Is. B e a t t y w«*r«»
W hit•• Salm on, W’n*h., daughter o f Mr. a t Divide.
home from Gar«lin«*r over Wednesday
¡<•1 Mr*. G I . King, would be married
Mi»» Lilli»* i.i«lke, who had been night on busine»».
< hri»tmud «lav to Charted J . (>»ten, of »faying with Mrn. .1. B. Cook, le ft
The American l e g i o n ha» arranged
the nmne plure.
Wednesday for h«*r home at Irvin g.
to giv«* a New Year'.* «lance In Moose
Gull..way writes innuruuee. Phone 3fl.
Dr. arxi Mrs. W. M. Hamilton wer«» hall.
fi Kug«»rn’ W«'flne»«lay.
* Isri'iii-e Milne m home from Ho-
|inam. Wash.
Let a Dodge Brothers motor
car solve your Christmas shop­
ping. Nelson's Auto Sales.
FRF.F. M A T I N E F . A T A R C A D E
T H E A T E R D E C E M B E R 29
T O ALL
J . B. lioneymnn. mechanical engineer
from the P ortlan d o f f ic e o f the S t a n d ­
ard Oil company, addressed the cm
ploves o f the local branch at a smoker
held in the Kli/.abetliian room o f Hotel
B a rt e ll Thursday evenin g of last week.
Old clothes made to look like new.
H o ffm a n , Cleaning and Pressing. Next
door to B ill A J o h n ’s.
d lO tfc
O. M. Baldwin was in Kugene S a t ­
urday on business.
Mrs. S. S. Lnaswell le ft last F r id ay
for Portlnnd to spend Ch ristm as with
relatives.
Mr. I.asswell leaves today
to jo i n her there.
VV K A R K B I S Y — but a busy shop
for iptiek work.
T r y us. Overland
Garage.
n2 6 t f
Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k W oodruff, of
P ortlan d, visited from Sunday to Wed­
nesday at the I . H. V entch home.
Roseburg News R e v ie w : Mrs. C. M.
Orindel left this morning for Cottage
Grove, where she will remain over
the Christm as holidays with relativ es
an.I frie n d s ......... Claude Palm l e ft this
morning for C o ttag e Grove, where he
will spend the Christm as holidays with
friend s.
1<ost— I mhrella in some residence
near the flour mill. I f le f t a t T h e S e n ­
tinel o f f ic e , the f a v o r will be appreci­
ated. Mrs. Ueorgo Salto n .
d24pd
Christmas Greetings
THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF
COTTAGE OROVE SINCERELY WISH THAT YOU AND
YOURS MAY HAVE ALI. THE HAPPINESS THAT
CHRISTMAS CAN BRING AND THAT THE COMING
YEAR MAY BE FILLED WITH THE WARMTH OF FINE
FRIENDSHIP AND THE COMFORT AND SECURITY OF
PROSPERITY.
Bank of Cottage Grove
Mrs. 8. P . Flower, who had boen
viaiting ut thi> hum.' o f h.T daughtt-r,
Mr*. N. K. Glaai. loft Wednesday fur
her homo ut M abton, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trunnol and
baby dnughtor le ft Wednesday for S a ­
lem to spend Christmas with Mrs. Trun-
noll^. parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J . D. A n ­
derson.
Wednesday Kugene R e g is ter : E d n a
V. Sullivan was given a decree against
Leon E. Sulliv an. They were married
in Kugene August ti, 190S.
The will o f Dnv id C. Hubbard, who
recently died nt Salem, was admitted
to probate T uesday. The property, o f
the estim ated value o f «1931.58, was
willed to the children. F e r r y W, Huh
hard, a son. <k:is named executor.
J a c k Bender, re c e n tly o f I 'n c le S a m ’s
navy, and a form er resident, arrived
Monday from Green B a y , Wis., and
has ac cepted a position in the b akery
owned by his brother I » u i s .
Miss Muriel S h a y is home from M on­
mouth spending the Christmas v acation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Shay.
Miss E sther Silsb y is planning an
‘ ‘ Orpheum ’ ’ program to be put on by
her voice pupils in the near future.
Miles Ditcher sends his subscription
down from Dorena. S a y s he d o es n ’t
get to the c i t y often but must have
the paper all the time.
Glen S c o tt was in Kugene Tuesday.
Howard M Brownell was up from
Kugene Tuesday on legal business.
C. W, F a l l e t t was a business visitor
in Kugene Tuesday.
E dward E v e re t t W right, o f I.eona,
and O n » E th e l Land, o f Dorena, were
married Tuesday in Eugene.
Mrs. F a n n i e W i t t e hns moved here
from Yonealla.
Miss T.uclla K nowlton returned W e d ­
nesday from a visit in Eugene, bein g
accompanied b y her little sister. R o s a­
lie P ark e r.
F r a n k Garetson was up from Eugene
Wednesday night tnk in g blue lodge
Masonic work.
Miss A lice Garetson is up from the
U. o f O. v is itin g with Miss Martha
Jo h n so n . She will leave Sunday for
Portla nd nnd will spend the rem ainder
o f the Christm as v acatio n there.
W arren Edwards is up from the P.
o f O. for the Christm as holidays.
» Miss N ellie Myers visited the first
Ch ristm as in Eugene at the home ot­
her son, E m m e tt M. Sharp, county
commissioner-elect.
Mrs. Robin T . Powell is here from
Raymond. Wash., visitin g a t the home
o f her hu sb an d 's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. 8. Powell.
Mr. uud Mrs. B. K. Lawson and son
ure here from Wedderburn spending
Christmas at the home o f Mrs. L a w ­
s o n ’s sister, Mrs. H. K. M etcalf.
STRIKE AT ORPHANAGE BROKEN
BY CONTENTS OF HARD
CIDER JUG
Genius Develops Humor in Child T rag
edy in " D a d d y Lo ng L e g s , ”
M ary P ic k f o r d F ilm
Humor, w ith tears that trend upon
smiles, is the key no te o f " D a d d y Long
X -g s , ’ ’ screen version o f the famous
story by J e a n W ebster, in w hich M ary
P ic k f o rd will be seen a t the Arcade
th e a te r today and tomorrow, Deeem­
ber 24 and 25. In this the first of the
productions to be made by her very
own eompany. Miss P ic k fo rd , as " J u d y
A b b o t t , " easily has the best role ot­
her career. As a poor orphan child,
ever helping those about her and m a k ­
in g the most o f cruel tre atm e n t, she
finally rises t o wonderful heights.
Avoid catching that cold that
leads to pneumonia or la
grippe hy having the family
washing done by our skilled,
CAREFUL METHODS. Call
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The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
R ing Us Up
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Flour!
Drifted Snow, White River, Northwest three of the best
brands of hard wheat flour on the market today.
Full line of Albers’ and Fletcher’s Poultry Supplies.
To Arrive Soon— Another ear of eastern corn at a much
lower price than our previous ear._________________________
J FIFTH
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