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ARCADE THEATER S O C IE T Y W EEKLY PROGRAM Dorothy End» aud Thelma Kcw en tertaiued a uumber o f their neighbor hood plavtuute» at the Kern home Monday aftoruoou. The time was spent with games and refreshment* were served. ♦ ♦ ♦ The couutrv home o f Mr. aud Mrs. P. H. Magee, o f The Cedars, was *he scene o f a family reuuion Monday. Those present were Dr. aud Mrs L. A Thomson and Mrs. J. J. Dillon and daughter Margaret, o f Portland; Mr and Mrs. R. C Magee and sou Donald and Mr. and Mrs p \V lliibluud mid daughter Gwendolyn, o f Salem; Miss Susie Camp. Kdilh and tiassol Magee and Mr. and Mrs. Magee. The only member o f the family unable to be present was Mrs, R. M Gleason, o f Kalama, Wash. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Henry M vers was pleasantly surprised Friday afternoon by a mini tier o f her neighbors. The time was -|M*ut in conversation aud with fancy oik Light refreshment* were served Those prosout were Mrs. M, F. Des Larses. Mrs. K. G. l>. Gloat, Mrs. liar rv l.uiiau, Mrs Weldon, Mrs. Frank Kollov. Mrs George Mote, Mrs August I.uuuu, Mrs McKee, Mrs Buchanan. Grandma Wallace and Ruth, Teddy and Cleoua l.uuau. ♦ ♦ Mrs. George Matthews eutertaiued July 2U for Mrs. R. A. Trask, the oe eusion being her birthday anniversary. Members o f the M. I’ . G. club and a number o f others, about twenty in all. were present. A soeint afternoon was spent on thi* Matthews law p and re freshmen!» were served under the grain* arbor at the Charles Benller home. ♦ ♦ ♦ Dr. and Mrs A. W. Kime entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherwood, of Portland, and Mr. aud Mrs. Nelson Durham at dinner Wednesday evening Fri., Aug. 12.—May Allison in ‘ ‘ Held in Trust.” Comedy, “ Wet but Dry.” Sat., Aug. 13.—“ Souls of Men,” Will Jefferia. Comedy, *‘ A L ou don Bobby,” Suub Pollard. Sun., Aug. 14.- " U n d e r Northern Lights,” featuring Virginia Fatre, Leonard Clap- man and William Buckley. A romance of love and duty, nud the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. There is no work more thrilling, nor position requir ing more daring than that of a private or officer in the Royal Northwest Mounted Po lice. These Canadian guard ians of the law are known the world over for their courage and resourcefulness, and the history of the organization i> one of endless hazard and romance. Hoot Gibson in one of his famous “ Two Reel Westerns.” Mon., Aug. 15 Kditli Kol>- erts in “ The Fire Cat.” A tempestuous love story o f the Andes. Startling volcanic erup tions, astounding earthquakes. The earth shuddered and a godless town was cleansed of its sins in the baptismal fires of a volcano’s wrath. See a city destroyed in “ The Fire Cat.” Comedy, “ Brownie, The Dog Doctor.” Tues., Aug lti. Frank Mayo in “ Honor Bound.” l)o civ ilized men shed their breeding and polish when placed in primitive surroundings, and l»e- eoine like their cave-man an cestors, fighters for food and womenf See “ Honor Round.” Wed., Aug. 17. Kva No\ak in “ The Torrent.” Set adrift in the Pacific, her boat was swept ashore on an uninhab it ed island. The government aviator searching for her rail short of gasoline, and made a forced landing on the same is land. Then followed days of vibrant living and happy com panionship until, one day footprints on the sand and then a fight. Comedy. “ Angels Feathers” also international News,” depicting tin* latest current events of the day. Thu«., Aug. IS. Gladys Walton in “ All Dolled Dp.” rhe peppery story of a city sparrow w h o se borrowed plum age brought adventure. Comedy, doe Martin in “ A Prohibition Monkey.” Fri., Aug. lit. ‘‘‘ The Gilded Dream,” by Carmel Myers. Sat., -Vug. 20 Harry Carey in “ The Freeze Out.” The Rebekah lodge initiated twelve candidates at their regular meet ¡tip Friday. A banquet aud speeehmaking followed. ♦ ♦ Row River Society. A delightful party was given Satur day night at the Fred MeMaster home in honor o f Miss Grave« I’ leuard'* sixteenth birthday anniversary. The evening was *i»eiit in games and pleas ant conversation. Refreshments o f ioe DIVIDE. Era uk M aekey and Arthur Dugan eream and eake were served. came over Sunday to help Mr. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. W A Vaughn enter (Special to The Sentinel.) clean up after the fire that destroyed tamed a number o f the young people Aug. 10.— Genie aud Ruth Poster, o f Mr. Lew is' house. Musie and game» Thornton Geneve, a n (pending the Mr. amt Mrs. A. Soder-lroni were Sunday evening. week with their graudmother. Mr-. dinner guests at the |s*e Dugan home were the diversion o f the evening and light refreshments were served. Foster, and their auuts. Mr*. All>* man Suudny. and Mrs. Chapman. Mr. aud Mrs George Me Reynolds, _ Nellie Chapman _ lUgen __ . _________ and Eugenia and Ernest M< Reynolds, Kenneth. ______ Austin Ruth Foster visited Wednesday after and George, Jr., vi-it.-d at Springfield noon with Kathleen VIcReynolds. Junction Sunday. Miss Bessie Lynch Tales of the Town Mrs. Ernest McReynolds shopped in oiug to her home with them. Miss the Grove Wednesday. 1st her Lynch remained for a longer Mrs. Chapman. Sherman and Ken visit with her eousiu Kathleen. I)r. Edward J. James, ex president neth McReynolds and Clan- Chapman were in the Grove Monday night to Ernest Reed went to Ro-ctmrg Mon o f the Illinois state university, while on a motor trip from Springfield. III., see “ Hearts o f the W est.” day. visited Wednesday with tne C. E. Stewart family. Wm. Ostrander is in the Bohemia district looking after his mining prop erty. Mrs. Martha Woolley arrived Wed nesdny from Duu-oiuir, Calif., to visit relatives and attend the eamp meet mg. Edna Sullivan left Wednesday for Portland on a business aud pleasure trip. Mrs. Me R.-v-uolds and daughters Stella aud Oienva aud sou Vernon arrived Wednesday from Dufur and I will pay the sum of $10 for the name suggested went to l^iraue to visit Mrs. Me Reynolds' sister, Mrs. Wm. Sturdevant. that best suits me for my restaurant business. Mrs. Otto Dobberstein and ilaughters Myrtle and Pearl spent Wednesday in The name should be one that will suggest to a Eugene. Dan Minogue left Tuesday for Los person wishing a good meal in pleasant sur Angeles, Calif , to attend a sister who is very will. roundings that they have found the place. Sug Claude Kime arrived from Portland Tuesday evening. gested names should be mailed to me or left at Presbyterian Church— “ The ehurch that serves.” Sunday sehool at U:4i. preaching at II, subject. “ Mountains my place of business on or before August 31. o f the B ib le ." Special music by the junior choir; no services in the eve rung on aeeount o f Methodist confer ence camp meeting, which all are urged to attend. Henry Jorgensen and family and Mr-, llin ard Week* and baby have arrived from Raymond, Wash., and are visiting Mr. Jorgensen '» ami Mrs. Restaurant Across The Street From Woodson’s Garag* W eeks* parent«, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jorgensen. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Turpin re turned Monday from au extended trip in California. Gladys Jackson returned Momiay from a fortnight 's visit in Portland. Mrs. A. .VI. Zacher arrived Monday from Woodland, Calif., for a visit at the home o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bolton, west of the city. The Ray Baker family motored to Crow Sunday. <’. M. Shinn. H. J. Shinn, O. M. $10 fOR A NAME M rs . W m . h a r p e r K. in, Victor Kcm and Hollis Partlow Ton Tested Pennsylvania Tubes Free Continuing our policy of giving our patrons biggest value for their money, we again offer a ton-tested tube free with ev Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tire. These tubes are made to support every pound the casing will carry and there are no stronger 8 ’ or better casings made than the P Pennsy t vania Vacuum Cup. They carry the load and hold the load to the road. Always think of us first when you wish the best in tires and accessories, motor car and battery repairing and recharging ' THE SE R V IC E G A R A G E S P R A Y , L O N G & C R U SON W hat A re the New Styles for Fall Like? How can an afternoon dress be made prettiest a eloth one piece frock, the smartest a wee school dress more eumim ^f Home dress makers may take a peep into fashions alleati through (lie new Met'all fashion quarterly for fall. As early as this you may plan your wardrobe for fail and winter, for Met'all fashion designers arc in touch with the newest style ideas months in advance, and Met'all designs in the new fall quarterly have the sana* lines thaï you will see in admired ready-to-wear models. W e are in receipt of the fall and w inter sample book of M. Horn & t\>. made to measure M en’s and Boys’ Suits M. Horn ¿j t'o. are the oldest and largest nation wide tailors in Amer lea. Perfect tailoring and prices from three to i i g b t dollars lower than others ask for tin* same goods. G rocery Specials Powell & B u rk h o ld e r Pitone 70 Corner of Fifth and Main City Council Aug. 10 Council met in adjourned session. All rouncilmen present. City engineer reported repair job on west Mam ready for rock. Water superintendent reported water pipe over Silk creek was about to give way aud advised that it be put under gruuud. It was so ordered. Water *u|N*riiiti*ndeiit re|sirted low -luge o f water at intake in I’ rnyther creek; that connection with Ijiyug creek was ready but would uot be made except as last reaurt and that there would lie enough water if irri gallon was cut o ff. In response tu in quiry su|M*riuteiideut said reduction uf evening irrigation period for two hours would lie Ip. Water committee reported iu favor o f restricting irrigation to the hours o f 6 to H in the evening, leaving moruitig irrigation period the same from 6 to 7. Report adopted aud recorder instructed to give notice through the uewspaper o f ctiauge. Councilman Mackm reportoa that fire department had voted to eontrib life ♦¿on toward the purchase of motor equipment. Following discussion Kime, Durham mud Mackm were appointed as omiuitlce to Confer with fire dcpnit mint. Charter amendments prepared by the city attorney were submitted as fo l lows: For refunding II5.UOU water bond, issued m IPOl and roniiug due October I, HUM. For raising maximum fine for vio lntmu o f certain ordinances from file to 1250 For cm|siwering the couucil to issue bonds not to exceed |50,00U to run 26 fM fS nud to draw not I" . i ...I I per cent interest for the purpose of acquiring or building municipal light in^ and electric system. The first two amendments were nc cepted without division. The amend inent for the electric light system was submitted with the limit of bonds, term and interest blnnk, and on motion to limit them to $50,000, fixing term at 25 years and interest at ti per cent, roll was called, Durham, Short and Vratch voting yes; Kime, Allison and Mitckm voting no. The mayor voted yes and the motion was declared cur rieil. The petitiona will le- circulated and if signed by requisite number the lection probably will l,c held about September 1. On motion H. P. company was grant ed permission to irrigate its parking at depot between bourn of 4 and 5 p. in. It was so requested because em ploye who attends to the parking goes o f f duty at 5 p. m. The vote on the motion was; Yes, Allison, Markin, Short; no, Durham, Kime Vrntrb. The mayor voted yes. Councilman Kime explained that he voted no be cause he was in favor o f allowing irri gallon one hour a day without rcstric tiou as to the hour. Finance committee made report on water collection without recommend* tion and the matter was laid over. Motion carried that city donate H or 10 planks to repair bridge over Coast fork near H uff place. Council adjourned to August 16, at 8 p. m. H. A. OALLO W AY, Recorder. motored to Winchester bay Sunday. James Van Winkle, o f Albany, spent the week end here with the George McQueen family. The W. H. Ostrander and George ueen families and James Van McQui Wuikl le, o f Albany, who was spending with the McQueens, the week end picnicked Sunday on Row river. Miss Orea Haga, o f Portland, is a guest o f Mrs. A. W. Kime. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L. Smith, o f Mel rose, visited Tuesday ami Wednesday at the home o f tbeir daughter, Mrs. Ubert II* lb well. Mr. aud Mrs. F. J. Helliwell, of Koseburg, passed through here Sunday on their way to Newport. They Were aerompMIlied by their niece, Hazel Jane. I f you can 't be a lender you can ar Died.— At the home o f the parents least boost the fellow who is. No one at Dorena, Ore., Aug. 7, Aileen Eliza, can lead without a lot o f moral sup infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.a Hells Htewart. Interment was in the port behind him. Mt. Vernon cemetery at Natron, Ore. The A. W. Helliwell and R. E. Short families leave today for an outing al McCrcdie springs. Mrs. N. Ross, o f Newport, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Dixon. The Charles Adams family returned Wednesday from a trip to < rater lake. N. E. Dixon was in Roseburg on business yesterday. K. T. Dale, who was hurt about a month ago, was taken to a Eugene hos pital yesterday for treatment. Miss Nellie Myers returned yester day from a week's visit with friends in Eugene. The H. H. Griggs family. Lenore Hohl, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Eddy, Dale f'ntsforth and Miss Lillian ls-wis at tended the annual telephone picnic at Corvallis Sunday. The Royal Neighbors held a picnic last evening on Row river. A eraon who has written love 1er ters for several years should be profl cient in the use o f synonyms, for there is*little to a love letter except saying the same thing over and over again in a different way. 28c 20c 13c Golden Hod oats, pktr. only ... Hilt ecu oz. seeded raisins, pkjf, only Fine black t‘it?s, the pound only It 'a a gi ood thing some people don 't walk ib tu eir sleep or they'd get very little rest There are mime places that even money ruunot get a man into one of them being the poor house, • • • The child or person who is too for j ward doesn't get ahead very rapidly m j the estimation o f thorn* about him • • • Mi'll w ho wt'wr tlrt’RR miii I n ruunot with ronaiNtt*nry make fun of (lir bull bW Rkirt. • • • H ' r U t t W i M t o I n * l a z y , miti fooliNh to no j u n | go ah*ud miti d o q* y o u kill yourm'lf working LUC STRIKE j • • • You ra n 't be absolutely certain that I a suonili la broadminded just because1 she wears a hat three feet in diameter. • • • Even the railroad roui|miiice ara ' helping to advertiae the tcuqicrnurr movement. All along the right o f ways I are signs reading something like this: I “ I’odillikv ille one unb* w ater.” 1 'I Cigarette T o u p » I In t h o doliclout Burley lo b a o o o fla vo r. It’s T oasted SUMMONS Iu the Circuit Court uf the Stale III Oregon for 1 m nc Counyt. Bertha Near, plaiutirf, vis Ralph D Near, dcfcuilaut. To Ralph D Near, defendant, in the Name o f the State o f Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer rnuiidaiut herein on or before six weeks from first publication hereof, and if you fail plaintiff win apply to the court for a decree dis solving the bonds o f matrimony amt granting her a decree o f absolute di vorce from you as prayed for in the complaint in the above entitled suit. Published once u week for six con secutive weeks in The Cottage Grove Sentinel, in Lane County, Otegou, b order o f C P. Barnard. C ounty I Jndg Ml IU. 11421. First published Aug. 12, 1921. WHITTEN SWAFFORD, Attorney for Plaintiff, Residence and P. O. address, Eugene, Oregon. a 12 sp2.1 WATCH YOUR LABEL. PEARL OIL gurosend is refined and rc-refined by a special process, mak ing it a clean-burning fuel for borne use. Ask your dealer for PEARL OIL. tr Knowles & Gräber J ) Hardware and Furniture Cottage Grove Oregon W & 4 ÌF Sfeii ¡Soar Hraitii iButtrr n Snap Branii Jlrr (Errant are two products that are contributing to the upbuilding of Cottage Grove. Directly as the product« of an industry that is a benefit to the community. Indirectly by contributing to the ^ Cottage Grove Chamber of Commerce. Let s not forget that we have a chamber oommerce now that the flurry of organization is over. It won't go without continuous pushing. There Are No 8 iibetltutmi for Dairy Foods Cottage Grove Creamery