A Letter From Mr. Graeper
MR. <;. H. D IC K IN S O N .
C otta g e (¡r ove, Oregon
H er b er t H oov er has oallost upon the motion pic ture industry to help
save the starving children o f Europe.
This matter has been discussed
very thoroughly in all trade papers, and it has l>een promised that each
theatre run a s|xvial matinee and donate the entire receipts to the
European relief council, and as tnis is a charitable p e r fo rm a n ce it will
not tie necessary to pav any war tax. Admission should not be less than
tw en ty-five cents.
This is an opportunity for you to exten d a helping
hand to the |>oor little starving children o f Kuroi>e
The funds secured from this matinee are to lx- sent as a mighty
donation by the motion picture industry o f Am erica.
V er y truly yours,
W . A. G R A E P E R
H e r e Is O u r R e p ly
Arcade Theater, Fri. Jan. 28
Matinee at 3 :15p. m. in benefit
ot the standing children sf Europe
School Children 10c; Adults 25c
M a r y P ic k fo r d
in “ How Could You , Jean?"
A 2-reel Mack Sennert C om edy
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Nothing will be deducted troni the receipts for e x
penses— every cent will go to the starving children of
Europe.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM AT NIGHT
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Oregon Normal School
S U M M E R S E S SIO N A N N O U N C E M E N T S
The summer terms of the Oregon normal school will be held
as follows:
MONMOUTH:
Regular courses six weeks beginning .June 27, 1*121. .
Elementary teachers training course twelve weeks begin
ning June 27, 1921.
PENDLETON:
Regular courses six weeks beginning June 27, 1921.
For detailed information concerning Monmouth write to J. II
Ackerman, Monmouth, Oi.
For detailed information concerning Pendleton write to II
E. Inlow, Pendleton, Ore.
ARCADE T H E A T E R
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Fri., Jan. 28.—‘ Hearts Ease’,
Tom Moore.
Eddy Polo iti the last epi
sode of the “ Vanishing Dag
ger. ’ ’
Sat, Jan. 2 9 —“ The 13th
(¡hair,’ ’ starring Yvonne I)elva
and June Caprice.
A Pathe
special feature.
Comedy, “ How Dry 1 Am,”
Snub Pollard.
Sun. Jan. JO.—“ Her Be
loved Villian,” Wanda Haw
ley.
Comedy, Hoot Gibson iri
“ The Smiling Kid.”
Mon. and Tues, Jan. 31 and
Feb. 1.—“ Under C r i m s o n
Skies,” Elmo Lincoln. A story
of a sea captain whose boat is
used without his knowledge as
a smuggling craft—how he
unmasks the villain and mar
ries the girl of his heart.
Comedy, “ Forbidden Brew'.”
Wed., Feb. 2. —“ Crooked
Straight,” Charles Ray. Ifis
first trip to the city—a thous
and dollars to spend—and he
hail never had a big time in
his life. Could he go straight
after he reached the city? You
will have to see the picture to
find out.
Comedy, “ Darn That Stock
ing, ” Neal Burns.
Thu. and Frid, Feb. 3 and
4.— IIOUDINI, in “ The Grim
Game.” The greatest thriller
ever filmed.
The greatest
stunt a picture ever produced.
Two aeroplanes, 3000 feet in
the air are battling together.
Iloudini, in the upper one de
scends on a rope and lands on
the lower plane. At this mo
ment the propellers of the two
machines, catch, and both
hurtle to the ground.
The
same Iloudini that performs
those wonderful feats on the
stage. The whole world knows
Iloudini, the handcuff king,
the man of many escapes.
S a t u r d a y S p e c ia ls !
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Extra lancy bacon per lb._
Mild cured bacon per lb.
Bacon squares per lb_____
3-lb. pail lard_________
5-lb. pail lard__________
10-lb. pail lard
Beef roast per lb.
Boiling beef per lb ._ ____
All fancy steaks per lb___
Pork chops per lb________
Hamburger, 2 lbs
Sausage, 2 lbs____________
C IT Y
__32c
__ 30c
___24c
___75c
$ 1 .2 5
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M E A T MARKET
BARTELS & SAFLEY, PROPRIETORS- TELEPHONE 89
HOW R IV E R L U M B E R M A N S P E A K S
BE FO R E N A T IO N A L TIE
A S SO C IA T IO N
J. N. Magladry,
of
thè
Hoheiuia
l.umber company at Ito» Un or loft
Sunday for San Ernucisco, » b e r e he
u d ì attorni a meeting o f thè Natiouiil
Asso, intiou o f Kailmnd T i» l'roduccrs.
Mr. Mngludry » i l i present a pi per
at this meeting on “ Tao Neeeneity o f
thè Salali Miti ili T ic P r od u c tion ,"
thè principal fcatures o f wbich. ac
cordiag te Mr Muglndry, » i t i he te
advócate mere hewtt er parile sa » e d
ties in erder te conserve timber and
prevent » a s te , ami mere grades e f
lies in thè intercala e f economi cesi
aud incrouscd production.
Mr. Ma
gladrv » d i ulae ili.se usa thè mailer e f
lumber aule cut fer Illese amali mi IN
» l u d i is seld in rempctitien with
Douglas fir and d«*t rimen tal tu ita ili
tereata. Dia addreaa » i l i ho illustrateli
hy abeut 10 lantern alidea, ahe»in g
thè metheds e f leggm g and milliag
by thè avcragc amali nuli in Oregea
aa » e l i as Ilio mere moilern nuli le idi-
Mr. Magladry » i l i al.se l e n e aa ep
portunity e f calling uttcution e f n muer -
eua lunibcrmcn in al tenda lice te Ilio
part » I n d i lame ceuuly playa in thè
generai luinbering buameaa.
The Nat iena! Aaaeciatien e f Unii
read Tic l'reducor» ia thè large.-l ns
aeciatien e f ita kinel in thè Uniteti
States and ita memlierahip representa
mi annuiti output uf mere than tto
000,tHK) tres. Tbere ts expected le be
a largo attendance freni all e f thè
lamber proiluring aertiens e f thè cernì
try and un timi acceunt Mr. Ma
g lu d ry 's addreaa, illustrateli with lati
torà alidea, » i l i be it monna e f tuli or
tising Western O regon'a lumber in
iluatry ameiig them.
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A G o ld en O p p ortu n ity for
Y o u to L earn to S e w
He to re Hie Pattern stood in the wav
r of inanv
* women
not every <>ne could figure out I lie puzzling circles and
perforations. Learning to sew meant really “ studying
out” the Pattern and a good man\ women couldn’t take
the time for it.
N o w — the N ew McCall
P rin ted Pattern!
W here the circles and perforations used to he, printed
words that tell you how to proceed step hy step. Not a
Pattern that some women can use, hut a Pattern for
every woman. So simple so easy so sure il will help
thousands of women to the economy of Home Press
making.
W e are proud to announce a showing of New McCall
Pal I crus at this store.
F A R M E R H A W K I N S ON W A Y
HOME W IT H C A R P A R A D E
J. I.. Hawkins, whose home is near
Eugene, is the owner o f it family of
Kuril* it* the result o f it wager on the
California O h i o football game at l ’us
uleiia, January I.
Mr. Haw kina, w ho ia tin enthusiastic
supporter o f California, so the story
goes, liet a
191 > Cadillac
against
»even Kurils that California woulil bout
Ohio by at least two touchdowns. Hi
»on.
As a result, a procession eon
sisting o f seven Kurils anil one ( ail
iliac, hitched together after the fashion
o f elephants in a circus pantile, an
plowing their way through the nnul
o f the Pacific highway, on the » a y
to Eugene from l-os Angeles.
Th
prouil owner of the pmeession pick
up hikers along the mini to steer his
machines
anti
keep
them
in
the
straight ami narrow path.
The winner hits christened his flit
vers “ B r ic k ,” “ C h arley ,” “ P e s k y ,’
“ C r ip ,“ Flit,” C o r f , ’ ’ and
“ Dan,'
after conspieious heroes on the CnK
forma team.
T H I R T E E N U. OF O. G R A D U A T E S
IN S E N A T E A N D L E G IS L A T U R E
I’ niversity o f Oregon, Eugene, Jan
24.— Fiv e member* o f the Oregon it.ate
sennte for 1921 and eight members o f
the house are University o f Oregon
alumni, according to the Oregon Voter
o f January 1. This total o f 1.^ leads
all other universities and colleges rep
resented in the legislature; the next in
line being Willamette with seven mem
bers in the house.
Senators who received their early
training in the University are; Robert
S Farrell, re-elected for the sixth time
from Multnomah county, F. II. 1’ orter
o f Portland, serving hi* fifth term; W
W. Banks, serving in the senate for his
second session; O. B. Robertson, who
hails from Condon, and Jay Upton, o f
Prineville, in for the first term.
The representative* are giyen in thi
Voter ns follows:
Louis
E.
Bean,
speaker, Eugene; A. B. Flint, Scholls;
Phillip Hammond, Oregon City ; Frank
tin F. Korell, Portland; K. K Kuhli,
Portland; II. J. Overturf, Bend ; Albert
S. Roberts, The Duties; and C. E.
Woodson, Heppner.
■ SH A D O W ” E M P L O Y E D BY
T W O C IT I Z E N S OF SA L E M
Salem Statesman: Joe. Bailey, alius
George Billings, hunted by Portland
detectives
on
suspicion
of
being
“ S h a d o w ” or “ Talkative B u r g la r ,"
or both, who has terrorized Portland
in repent weeks, is believed to lie n
man who was employed by two Salem
men in Portland during the Pacific
International Livestock exposition and
the Portlrfbd Poultry show. His Salem
employes were E. A. Rhoten o f the
Pacific
Homestead,
who
employed
Bailey during the livestock show as a
subscription solicitor, and VV C. Con
nor, editor o f the Northwest Poultry
Journal, who employed him in a simi
lar capacity for that publication dur
ing the poultry show.
For each, however. Bailey was cm
ployed only a few hours.
He was
found to be trickey, the Salem men
say, and is believed to have taken the
money for his own use on Homestead
subscriptions which were not turned in.
U N I V E R S I T Y G IR L S W H O E A R N
O W N W A Y , O R O A N IZ E FO RUM
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Pow ell & B u r k h o l d e r
Corner of Fifth and Main
LO ND ON
(Special to thè Sentitici I
Jan. 2i
M r. und Mrs. li n a Alicene
bave movcd in with their unric, Henry
Small.
Ilccn Wills spent the week end with
her parent*
Mr and Mr* \\ (ì Mnsscy nmtorcd
to the Grave ono day tasi week.
W. T Jones spent last week on lns
fami Imilding fence.
J. B Rouse and lns nephew, Delbcrt
Rousc, hai e bec o visitin g at the Kob
ert Small and J. W Remi* honies.
Mr. and Mr« W. T McCoy, o f thè
Grave, riMcndcd church bere Simdsy.
Wil| Brown, o f thè Greve, m limbi
ing a garage for II C. C obi tic.
Mrs. W C Shortridge and Mrs \V
T Jones spent Sutiirdnv night and
Sundnv with their sister, Mr« O. I*.
Wills.
Phone 70
lag eggs. Will. Hands A Non, Box lH4,
Cottage Grove, I »re Uhoue 1 F2. «1.1 It f
lei inn o f m i moni hi) |»tt) mento
K*l
IIr\ u n i , lb>««burg, Or»*.
ji!1* f t lpt1
Will trail» property m Grove for Ash
land property
Inquire I I<• I Itireh
nvenue.
)2I f4pd
Wood for Hal« Maple and aah in iied,
nUo »Minie balm. 10 inch Ala«» u t 1?
.1.
\\
Hit :i It uck,
wagon for mil«*,
j2* f I Ipd
phone 1 KI.I,
Furnished rooms to rent, are in first
class shape nnd close m, only two
block north of bank building Modern
Wilh <>r » ith o u l board •(“ I Gibbs a i r
line.
jk’ s f l l p i l
ti room house for sale, furnished, about
U 'l worth o f w ood; 2 lots; on south
Sixth street Inquire 92* south Sixth
St reel
j 2 h file .
For
Sale American
limmler
stove.
k. in ■ oe burner; rnpaeitv .'»a to lINHI
chicks
Used about six wo *•1 i. I*nr«*
$25 V. \
Saginaw. j2Hfll|»«k
11 «w** for
- I H
Hale
K
J.
Kent,
phone
jJMtfe
in
good
For Bale Foninoti tractor,
«imp«*; lined nboul n year; ju*t over
hauled
Y. T Kiindnll
fllp d .
Furumbml houa« aud
weal Mmn atreef
' Mala
lot for aale on
ln«|Uire at 1242
|2M f 11 pd
For H.il« Newtoii oil burner Colony
br ood er ; line«! two month«
Intjuirt*
' III
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I I • • I • 111 I I" » 11
avenue,
j2 * f l l p d
For B.il* goixt (l cylinder car; or will
IIOMF.R O A L L O W A Y
611 Main Ht
trn«b* for lighter rnr or <*nitatd<*r
5 room bourn*,
acre o f Kroon«!,
property
Phnru Ml, t*r ci)| M I 1 I
fruit, aoulhettnl purl of town, $tMH)
w«*t Main.
|SM f ] Ipd
5 room hoiiae, fine garden ground,
DORENA
u«!joining river and l*i»rif«r highway,
.320 « km Hur® H.;tch
Incubator and
jiint oiitaide north rity hunt*, flniH)
(Special to the Sentinel.)
b r o o d e r f •»r mile. K »1. Mcofield, j~H!f
Jai
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7 mom h«>ii«*e, on paved afreet, <|uar
Prompt Jttu«y n*rw\ r« at City Transfer
J'
ter block, good garden ground, fruit,
man were called to the Grove Th urs
day evenin g by the serious illness o f Will trad« 120 acr«» land. 40 to 60
large burn. Very «leairnble b»eato»n
9*ttMl fttah, $7tMi fiv e yearn at
Mrs. Chrism an’s father, J. II. Me
iicre* ertti non be farmed, bn In nr«*
Flume 3d
Inauranr«
Parlami.
timber nnd l«»ggr«| o f f land,
for
n R. al |>tate
Mrs. Wayne Kirk, o f Leona, spent dwelling borne in Cottage (lr<j$<v ( ’ II
For Hale Marquis wheat, which la a
the week end lit the J. II Kirk home j Bui k holder
MHf<
hard wheat, proven to be the beat
Mnllssn (*hrismnn, o f the Grove is
For Bale White le g h o r n baby rhtrkii, npriiig wheat for thm locality < not
visiting at the home o f her daughter,
I ncred
.... 2 k) a gg it t tin, §90 i” r mixed with any other variety ; fine
Mrs. J. E. Red fort),
W. .1 M •••»««•tiger,
100. Aim» agent for Ht. Helen»« inru f o f r hit’ k «'ll feed.
Lottie Vnn Hehoinek, o f Doremi,
jl!H f l i c .
ba^or,_prn,«*«l $11 lo $<>'L Can giv«* Dofeiia, (»re.
spent the week end at the home o f her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales and
daughter
Dorothy
visited
relatives
here Sunday.
BE SURE TO SEE
(lien Scott returned t " Eugene Tnes
lay.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
W.
Chrisman
motored to Eugene Tuesday for n few
lays visit with their daughter, Mrs.
(lien Scott.
Honor Memory o f Bums.
Scottish Rite Masons celebrated the
one hundred nnd sixty-second minivers
ary o f the birth o f Robert Burns, the
beloved Scottish hard, with u bamillet
nnd dance at the Onhurn hotel in Eu
gene Tuesday evening.
About 1 HO Masons and their Indies
were seated lit the tables, lind after
the banquet danced in the e f fe ct iv e ly
leeornted main dining room.
A panacea for everyth in g
wnntnds
Sentinel
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W A N T A D S
Rute»— One cent the word; mini
mum :tS words; three insertions for
the prlco o f tw o when puiil in ml
vnnee; half cent the word lifter
the third insertion.
The Elson A rt
Exhibit
February 2, 3, and 4
High School
Building
University o f Oregon, Eugene, Jan.
24.— Girls o f the University o f Oregon Vetch hay and mixed vetch, oats aud
cheat hay. J. 11. Hull, 2 miles nouth
who intend to work next summer have
n l2 t fe
organized an Industrial Forum in order o f Cottage Orovo.
to gain a better knowledge o f current Oood team for sale or will trail» for
A PROGRAM EACH EVENINO
events and to encourage active discus
cows. Cull ilf-F14.
dlOtfe.
sion o f the prevailing conditions.
At each meeting tw o papers will be Want to buy team o f horses, 4 or 6
years old, sound and well broken,
read b y d ifferent members o f the
forum. One paper will state things o f weighing 1400 or 1500. J. II. C'oelirnn,
l’Kl I ’K OK ADMISSION KO It EACH PROGRAM
interest thnt have been happening in l.onuic route, Osman plnee. d 2 l j2Mp
ADULTS 20c; SCHOOL CHILDREN 10c
the United States in relation to in For Sale or Trail«— Hudson car, 1914
dustrial conditions in foreign countries.
model; in good condition. Liv e stock
o f liny kind considered in triule. Wal
r Hkidmore, Curtin, Ore.
j7 2Hpd
WEST ENDER8 DECLARE
C O U N T Y COURT IS U N F A I R
For Sale or T r a d e— Imported Perchoron ft------
stallion. Lifetim e license. E. J. Men
Citizens o f the western end o f the
field.___________
j7 Mpd
eounty in a mass meeting held at Cush
man hnve declared thnt the county Dry wood for sale; prompt delivery;
reasonable prices. Call
F2.1. j7-2Hp
court has treated the western nnd
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northern portions o f the eounty an
Electric motor, 1 Va h. p., good as now.
fairly in the division o f / o n d funds,
i Putting in larger motor only reason
and are arranging for a meeting o f tnlf
for selling. Cottage Grove Sentinel, t f
pnyers to petition the eourt for a
Oray oats, 80c per bu., baled straw,
revision o f the c o u r t ’ s budget.
75c per bale; idd growth wood, #.'1
Cream Saace for Fruit Cake
, rier tier. 809 Sixth street, phone I79R.
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J21 flHp
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Bent well yolks o f three eggs. Add
one rnp o f sugar.
Bent whites o f Do you keep chicks or do your chick
ens keep y o u f Silver (jailIs have
eggs very s t i f f nnd add lightly to
the Iny bred in them by mnny years
yolks and sugar. Add one tnbb-spoon
o f trapncstlng. B a by chicks snd hntch
ful o f vanilla.
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