Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, April 01, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-------- ♦ ARCADE THEATER WEEKLY PROGRAM venture with three country bachelors. Comedy, “ Simple and Sweet.” W ed. American I. e g i o n night. Official F. S. Signal C orps’ “ Overseas” pictures entitled “ Flashes of Action,” will be shown. In this you will see actual battle scenes of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 42nd and 91st divisions in their var ious drives; 9 p. m. and even’g. Fri.— “ Hawthorne of the U. A , ' W a l l a « ' , ■ U. id t a d I lia Lee. A picture sizzling with “ puneh,” laughs anil adven ture, with W allace Uei<l in the role of his life, supported by Theodore Roberta, Harrison Ford, and a stronft east of others. Comedy, “ Going Straight.” S Sat.— “ His W if e ’s F rie n d ," Dorothy Dalton. Comedy, Snub Pollard in “ Y o u ’re Pinched.” Sun.-Mon.— “ The House of Tolling Boll,” M ay M cAvoy and Bruce Gordon. A romance of love and mystery in Louis iana. It is based on super stition, that elusive something that can be found in every bod y’s makeup. Comedy, “ Get Rich Quick E d g ar.” Tuea— “ Two W eeks,” Con stance Talmadge. A tale of a Broadway chorus g ir l’s ad WEST SIDE MEAT MARKET M. M. T h o rn to n , P roprietor We carry a full lino o f fresh and cured meats, snusuges, lard and compound. I asi vc your order for chickens. Your business solicited. Phone 5 Two of the most homelike ho tels in Portland, located in the heart of the shopping and thea ter district. A ll Oregon Electric trains stop at the S E W A R D H O TE L, the House of Cheer. Excellent dining room in con nection. The 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 ♦rains. Rates $1.50 and up. W . C. C U L B E R T S O N , Prop. Thurs.— “ D e s e r t G o l d , ” W illiam Farnum. By request of a large number of patrons we have secured a return date on this popular production for the benefit of those who did not sec it before. Comedy, Fatty in “ F a tty ’s Timid W ife .” Fri.— “ Ship W recked Am ong Cannibals. ” Sat.— “ The Great A ir Rob bery.” Locklear. First episode of Eddy Polo in “ King of the Circus.” The Kciisingtoii club lield ali enjov j able session Fri day evening, refresb i meiits being served. ♦ ♦ ♦ The l.aComu» club «vili entertsin Ih» . husbatids o f iiieiuber» next Tuesday evening in 1. O. O. F hall. T ♦ ♦ J Iauling and ] L aying DONE ON SHORT NOTICE PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY Office In Spray Brick Near 8. P. Depot PHONE 99 t V r V - f M e ' A V W - f k f f i '4 H A f V t A V rr « Ì i and Voile Blouses Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trnnne'* en tertained a few relative« at dinneron Master in honor o f Mrs. Trunnell's birthday annìversary. ♦ ♦ ♦ The boy* who lost thè reoent sub seription contesi rondarteli in thè high sehool enlertaineil thè vvinning girl» at a party in Mouse hall last night. ♦ ♦ ♦ The W. IV Hall. C. J. Kem. Dr A. \V. Kime and II A. Miller families hebl their regalar Coverei! dish supper Wednenday evening at thè 11. A. Miller home. ♦ * « The Consteliation club was enfer talned yesterday nfternoon bv Mrs A. A. Richmond and Mrs. 8. L. Mackin in thè banonet room o f Mannaie tem pie. Miss Ferii Holeomb was a guest o f thè club. ♦ ♦ The M. P. O. elnb wns entertalned Tuesday hy Mrs. Charles Adnms. Hhe hnd a« guest», other than club meni bers. Mi«.« T.ola Howe and Mrs. R R Job. The deeoration» were »uggentive o f F.aster. * ♦ ♦ The Tanglefoot club gnvc its regalar USED CARS AT KELSON'S AUTO party in Phillips hall Weilnesdav night, SALES. thè hostesse« lieing Mrs. Mills. Mrs. W \ Ruirk. completely overhauled, with Raderly, lira. Ginn», M n new top, good tire», $ 12110 ; Ford truck Garoutte, Mrs. Karl Uaroutti*and Mr« with cab and body, in A t condition, Rlnkeley. The hall was preti ilv dee oratoti ami refre«hments o f loganlierry #.">00: I !» 17 Ford touring, in good rondi served. Mi*« tion. Maxwell touring, 101*1 mod ice and wafer« were Knnwlrs and M i«« Ilarel el, $.150; Ford bug. ».'UNI; Maxwell, Klnor gitoti for bug. »till; Overland, good for Swanson n«sisted thè hostesses. ♦ #■ bug. #l'*n ale Bond Redemption Notice. Mr« K. O. O Oront entertnined her Notice is hereby given that Cottage Snndav «chimi eia.*« o f thè Rapti*t Grove Improvement bond» No. 44 and chiirch Ratunlar nfternoon at her 45 issue “ R " have been railed for home. The time wns »peni in singing payment and interest thereon will and naming hook» o f thè bible. K cease after June 2. 1921. freshmenta o f nandwiehes. Master egg« HERBERT B A K IN , rake and fruit juiee wer,. serveil. Tlo mrh25nprS. City treasurer. home wns nttrnetivelv ileeorated with daffodils and rei! daisies. Metcalf Sells to Galloway. ♦ ♦ ♦ I have disposed o f my entire in The ladies’ aid o f thè Raptist ehurrh surance business amt good will to Homer A. Galloway. 1 wish to ex and n number o f friend« o f Mr. and press ray appreciation o f the generous Mrs O. C, Ilansen gathered at thè patronage 1 have enjoyed and I sin W'eldcn home Tuesday evening in i cerely trust that my former patrons farewell party for Mr. and Mr*. Finn will continue their business with Mr. «en. who left thè next dav for Cali for Galloway, who will give them the nin. The aid presentisi them «ritti an About thirtv most courteous treatment and endeavor elaborate lunch basket i nere present. Mr. and Mr*. Ilansen in every way to g iv e them service equal to that they have received from had been earnest ami e f f e t t i v e work ers in thè Baptist ehareh. me. nprlc. H. K. M E T C A L F . 4» <•> + City T ran sfer ii S O C IE T Y It has boon yours since an opportunity to obtain “oo<l blouses in the prevailing stylish pattern we offer, and only the buying power of prompt cash enables us to sell at those low prices. Ten different styles of silk blouses, in the new similes bisque, lumeydew, poiveluin and toma to— from $3.95 to $6.95 Nine different styles white voile waists, trimmed with homstitehing, panels, late, tueks and em $1.25 to $2.75 broidery, priced at The leitest! W h y pay more and get a ebeaper quality. W e in \ ite your inspect ion hot li as t«> prices and materials Margie ( 'bains oiilv f»() cents Pow ell & B u r k h o l d e r Corner of Fifth and Main r H IG H SCHOOL NOTES J W OMEN Phone 70 G IV E OUT llotisework is hard etiough w lieti healthy Kvery Cottage tifose untanti who i* bavitig bncknrlo, blue and tiri soli* speli*, di//y Ueudaclo * and kid ney or Idndder tioubles, > Intuiti |*e glud to heed this Cottnge (»rose wotuan’* evia i icnce: Mrs. W H McCaleb. 717 N 2nd Ht Cottage tiro« e, says: * ' l ulways li »d werik kidueyn ami surfer» d ss iti» iti The domestic »ricuce girls conducted flaiiimatititi of thè bladder 1 limi iter un Easier »nie Fridny afternoon i>f vous speli* i»n«l becauie ritti »lowti and candy, cuke» «mil pic*. They cleared languiti. I li ni no euergs atid offerì approximately »12 to be put in the uegieeted my housework. Tli»/ nctioii o f my kidney* was to«» fre<|tteut ami Stlk Creek Society. dejsirtment treasury. aiinoye«l me a great deal, I uied • V • Mrs. Dora Chilwood surpri«ed her mother Tharsdny last bv inviting in The subscription contest to 'Hie l>»»an ’s Kitlney Pili* for ih«’*»«* rittaek» a few friemls. thè oeeasion being Mr« Country Gentleman ended Friday nt and they ulwity* help» »1 ine. |>onn's Chitwood's birthday anniversary. By 3:15 with a score o f 124 for the girl’* base uever falle»! to rclieve these ad ! request Miss Dora gave sever»I in and 120 for the boys. As a result of meni*. I felt stronger und Itetter in strnmental numbers on the organ, the contest 1122 has been added to eseiy wny, my ettergy was restored ntol which were greatly enjoyed. A t 5 a the student body treasury. The boys, 1 wns free frolli t In« t ti rial feeling ’ ' l'rico »•"< . at ili di ilcm Ikonft delirious lunch wns served, lifter whirh as losers, will entertain the girls in | all joined in singing some familiar the near future Hum uri Swnrtr, wh*. »'•»I'ly »*•» f,,r ", kiduey reiio*«lv g»’l thè «ilo Inni i songs. Those present were Mrs. W. J sold 21 subscription*, und Diuisr • ” u* ‘* * Kidney l'iti Murphy, Mr*. Ksther Carlsted, Mr«. Mattheyer, who sold 15, will euch Mr* MfCjiieb hnd. Foster Milburn Co., y ■ p» 1 A Beulah Mste«. Mrs. Amanda Rabrork, receive an annual ns n reward for M i i s . l t j Mrs. B. W. Garner, Mr*. M. M their effort*. Wheeler and Mrs. A. I.. Chitwood ADMIN18TRATOR «8 NOTICI! Mr. ami Mrs. Krmst Chitwood sent some beautiful presents to their mother N o tife is hereby given thnt thè un from South Carolina and «he rereived deraglici! ha* b n n appomted by fin several remembrances from those pres Coniity Courl f»»r lume coiinty, Oregon, ent. adnii nini cat rii, wifh wdl min e n d of ^ ^ Torn K«m. little son o f Mr. and Mr*. thè estate o f II. C. Madsen, decensed. Nearly one hundred guests gathered C. J. Kem, has been suffering with All persons having claim* agaiast »aid at Moose hall Friday afternoon in re tonsilitis during the past week. estate are hereby aotificd to present sponse to the invitation o f Mrs. Samuel Wm. Hold returned yesterday to his thè siimi* to ini* duly verified on or I.. Ma< kin, Mrs. George A. Proctor, Jr., home in Portland. before six months after thè date o f Mrs. Elbert Smith, Mr*. Harry W. Mr*. .T. Kuni, of Creswrll, is visiting this notici*. Titus and Mrs. Armnnd L. Wynne. A her aunt, Mr*. M. IV Garoutte. Oated ut Cottage Grove and first trellis o f greenery amt blossoms di publicntion this l l th day of March, FT G. Crow, who was seriously in vided the long hall, one side being IM I arranged ns an attractive living room, j tired in an mito neeident in Sab m re sTCI.IF C. M A P H K N , centlv. i* visiting at the home o f hi* and the other filled with daintily up A dm »nini rat ri x o f thè estate uncle, .T. If.trdy Crow. pointed tables centered with sweet peas o f II. C. Mud*» il, deeiaisi*«! .Tenning* King, who had been vis and many hued tulle bows. Panels o f .F. K. TOIING, gorgeous butterflies were grou|ied iting hi* grandparents, Mr and Mr* Attor ney for estate. ut 1 1 aprile about the walls, nml huge baskets o f I> B Chamberlain, returned yesterday japonirn, currant and Oregon gr.a|H‘ of his home in Kngene. imparted a spring like atmosphere. Tin Ben f.urch came up from Portland I »arge, clean woolen and other soft hostesses wore organdy gowns in ilif yesterday and will take his car buck rags wanted, 5e the pound. The Hen ferent dainty hues. A number o f with him today. ti nel. <1171 f p lively games were enjoyed, Mrs. T. C. Wheeler being nwanled a corsage bouquet o f sweefpeas for being the most successful egg hunter. Mrs. Marie Arthur and Miss Mary Ellen Henson snrig delightful vocal solos. A dainty two course repast was served B A R T E L S & S A F L E Y , I 'U O l’R IE T O K S T E L E I ’H O N E H!) at fiv e o ’clock, the hostesses being assisted by Miss Pauline Smith, Miss Mildred linnnn, Miss Ruth Bede and Miss Marian Diwry. The silver I«»\ing cup won by the junior girli» in tin* recent tournament wns presented to the flit mm Monday morning, by Mr. Nrluon. Florence Me Furiami, n* captain o f the team, thanked the student body and ex pressed her pleasure in the honor which had fallen to the junior f i n o • • • Tales of the Town I C I T Y M E A T M ARKET T HE T O R R E Y P I N E S are found only within a very limited area near San Diego and Del Mar, California,and on Santa Roaa Island. T hey are unusual because of their pecu liar cones, th eir v e ry large needles and their picturesque growth. The motorist traveling the Coast H ighway between San Diego and Los Angeles passes through this interesting spot — which the city of San Diego has protected by an extensive municipal park. Good roads abound in South ern California, and at conve nient locations may be found service stations and garages where you can get Red Crown Gasoline — the uniform gaso line with a continuous chain of boiling points. Look for the Red Crown sign on service stations and ga rages. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CsIMbrnaa) ( C o r r e e fe ti N o s e u t |»er IMI, Itili»» North Ihiund H«<uth Bound No. | h U:57 a. m. No. l i 12;.i* n ni No. I l .1:1*» p, ni. No 5.1 (1:41 a ni No. hi .1:37 a m No. 15 - 1 4 * p ni M \TCII YOUM I.NHLI Professional Cards DR 0. E. FROST ttffirn in D s t u n llinliLiig l'li!>u<* »7 Pot tugo Grove ( »regoli OAVF.N C DYOTT, M D I ’ ll YHIL’ I A N A N D HUUGEON \ liny work in t«U its liruu«'■!»•*• Kvofdngs l»y np|*diitm«fit (134 Mima, (*orn» r H« s»*nGi Htreet (•«»ting*« Gros»*, »»regali R Mi CARGAR. D I) >S D1INTIHT Neurnlgm r«di*ve«l mstnntly by lorn! npplirntion. i¿»,*ideftr«« 117 south Tnir«l strr«*t; offre«* Ar «¡•»I** FoiiMing, Fi f th mul Mum Phon«: o ffir r , .15; r « * , 1 l»l 1C J. E YOUNO ATTORNEY AT LAW O ffirn un M ulti » » r i l i n ' »¡nttngn Gruva Ori'gim H. J. SHINN ATTORNEY AT LAW nml notary pillili*. I ’rnrtlrps in sii court». Twenty f i v « yesrs ex penenCe. limier HI.Ig, Cottage Grove, Ors. ALTA KINO ATTORNEY AT LAW Collection», Prilliate, Notary Publia 77» Williimette 8» , Eugene, Ore H. W. TITUS. D. M. D. EXPERT DENTISTRY Saturday Specials Mmlern etpiipaient. First Nation al Hank Bl.lg. O f f n e honra U s. ni. to 12 ni., 1 to » p. ni. Evs niiig» or Hiimlny» by appointment. Veal atew, the lit............................................................... 1 2 V 2 C Lam b S e w , the I h ........................................... 12*/,c Lamb m L oii 1<D-r roast, fancy, the Ih..................................... 18c Leg of lamb, the lb.......................................................... 24c Roiling beef, the lit.............................................................. 15c ATTORNEY AT LAW DIVIDE. (Special to The Sentinel.) March 31. Mr and Mr« O. W. Me Reynolds attended the G. A. R. meet ing Saturday. Miss Remis, o f Dindon, spent the week end with friends at Divide. Fred Brown, o f Medford, who had been visiting his brother, A. M. Brown, returned to his home accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Laura Brown, and grandsons. A dance wns given nt the Delagnrdi home Saturday night. James Ambrose and family motored to Yonrnlln and spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Fred Horner has been seriously ill with asthma and grip. The teacher. Miss Nellie i.eep, and the pupils o f the Divide school, vis ited the Mount View school Wednes day-afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Me Reynolds and family and Oramlma Foster were Master dinner guests nt the George Alloman home. A L. Woodard, who has purchased the Pallet» Lumber company mill, has a crew o f men repairing the roads and machinery and expects to resume oper ation soon. A number from Cottnge flrove a t tended Sunday school and church here Sunday, among them being George Crawford and his mother, Mrs. Maggie Crawford, and Mrs. Smith and chil dren. John Overholser, o f Silk creek, spent Friday night at the E. L. McReynolds home. SOUTH »'.UN I*ACM FIO TIM I! TA B U . Fancy beef roaat, I he lb.......................................................... 18c Fancy veal «teak, the lb....................................................... 20c Fancy lamb chops, the lit.......................... 20c Fancy hamburger, the l b ..................................................... 20c Fancy veal loaf, the lb .. ...................................................... 25c Fancy link sausage, the lb .................................................... 25c Pure lartl in bulk, the lb ...................................................... 20c 3- lb. pail lar<l.............................................. ........................... 60 o 6 lb pail lard .................................................................. $1 oo 10 lb. pail lartl..................................................................... $1.95 50-lb. {»nil lartl.................................................... •............... $9.50 2 lb. pail .Sw ift Jewel Hhortcning........................ 35c 5 lb pail Swift Jewel shortening............................... 85c 10-lb. pail S w ift Jewel Hhortcning .................................. $1.55 2-lb. pail Sw iff Uotoanet......................................... 35 c 6-lb. 1-lb. 4- pail Sw ift UotoHUet.......................................... $1.15 pail Snow Drift Hhortcning ........................... 30c lb. pail Snow Drift Hhortcning........................... Q 5 C H-lb. (tail Snow Drift shortening.................................. Buy a whole ham, per lb .............................................. The very Itcnf of bacon, the lb................................ $1.80 J. S MEDLEY Eugene Dian mul Hnvliign Hunk lliiibling Eugene Oregon DR. A. R ANDREWS Vstertnary Hurgaon Culls iniawereil promptly all hours Drain Oregon DR. W. M HAMILTON OHIROPRACTLO Clironie, Cnaes n Hpeetalty O ffir e Over Darby Hardware Ria., 212 8outli Purifie. Highway A W KIME, M. D. PIIYHICIAN AND BURGEON Obstetrics a Hperialty. W ill ear« for eonfinementa at my home If re quired. Hpeelal nurse i f required. Pilone: o ffic e 34; residence I2fl J MRS. F. J. ALSTOTT 8UOOE8TIVB THERAPEUTIST 4 qc 3 gc Chronic Ailments a Hpecinlty Phone INCH, Coittage Grove