•4 C
@ n r ip t y
ley has beeu prominently identified
with the organization aud subsequent
| I f you know a society item aud
activities o f the Social Twelve dub, and
| do not inform the new »paper, it :■
the mutual regrets o f the houor guest
[ your own fault i f it ia not printed
aud her club mates were manifest. The
club accepted with delight a cordial iu
vitatiou to meet with Mrs. Medley at
The Conatellation club w ill hold its
her home iu Kugeue in September.
annual picaio today on the bauks of
♦ ♦ ♦
the Row river east o f the city. The
Miss Cora l.owrey, o f this city, aud
party w ill leave Masonic hall at ten
o ’clock and a delightful day ia antici Dale Cowan, o f Yoncalla, were married
pated. The ladies will enjoy a luncheon July 3 at Koseburg, They are now at
at noon and at six this evening will home at Yoncalla.
Mrs. Cowau formerly lived in You
serve a dinner for the husbands o f the
calls, but for some time past had re
members.
sided in Cottage Grove. She is well and
♦ ♦ ♦
The Social Tw elve club gave a fare favorably known in this comiuuuity.
well party Tuesday afternoon in honor
♦ ♦ ♦
o f Mrs. J. 8. Medley at the home of
The Womau's Missionary society of
Mrs. Oeo. Hall. The afternoon was de the Christian church will meet this
lightfully spent, the only cloud upon afternoon with Mrs. Kuima Ivans.
the horizon o f the afternoon ’» pleasure
• • •
being the loss o f Mrs. Medley from the
The M. P. G. club met Tuesday after
club circle. The Hall home was beauti noon at the home o f Mrs. Orville Spear.
fully adorned and a delicious luncheon The customary pleasant procedure oc
was served by the hostess. Mrs. Med cupied the afternoon.
The club will
l
pur what wx SAVE hepe ^ gpocepies
im o THE SAV1HGS BANK
TO DAY
ORDER
Special For This W eek
A l b a n y F lo u r , I O s a c k lo t s ___ $ 1 . 1 0
l O O lb . s a c k C h o p ______________$ 1 . 2 3
Special prices on all kinds of feed and
flour in quanties.
Roy E. Short
H A V E NO C O M P E T IT IO N IN OUR
M ETHOD OF M A K IN G OLA88E8
T h e S e rv ic e
Under which wa make our glasses Is the de
velopment of 26 years’ experience. T H IS
SERVICE Is not obtainable anywhere else,
simply because it Is a personal, distinctive,
Individual application of those things we
have learned in prescribing, designing, making
and fittin g glasses.
O u r S e rv ic e
because it Is personal, distinctive and indl
vldual, assures you glasses that are satisfying
to your personal, distinctive individual needs.
Broken Lenses Repaired
Factory on Promis
SH ERM AN W . M O O D Y
Careful Optician and Eyesight Specialist
Successor to Burgess Optical Co.
881 Willamette Street
MON.
VICTOR MURDOCK
OF KANSAS
W IL L G IV E H IS G R E A T
LECTURE
“America Before The W orld"
IN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Saturday Evening, July 15
Do not let this opportunity slip by to hear one of
the foremost speakers on the lecture platform today.
Admission 50c
Mr. Murdock prepared this lecture just after his return
from several months observation of the battlefields of Europe
Delightful Program at Methodist Church
Last Night
Au appreciative audience listened
with pleasure last evening at the Meth
odist church to a recital givcu by Miss
Ada Matthews, piauist, o f this city.
Miss Helen Wilson, reader, and Mr
Ferris Abbett, baritone, o f Kugene, all
students o f the University o f Oregon
Miss Matthews played iu her usual
finished style, also accompanying Mr
Abbett, who possesses a voice o f e i
celleut timbre, and Miss Wilson read a
good selection o f numbers in n delight
ful manner. The folowing program was
rendered:
Requiem (H om er); Slumber Romance,
from Philoinen et Bacus (G ou u id);
To My First Love (L o h rl .Mr. Abbett
Via Courier (O 'H e n ry ); Lure o f L it
tle Voices (S ervin ); Wreck o f the
Julia Plant (M o o d y )___Helen Wilson
From the Depths (M cD o w ell); La
Castagnette ( Ketten).... Ada Matthews
The Sweetest Flower That Blows
(H a w le y ); Drink to Me Only with
Thine Kyes; Nottingham
Hunt
(Frederick Bullard)..........Mr. Abbett
The Wheels o f Time (C h ilde); Pierre
Minot (A m sborg)...... „...Helen Wilson
I Attempt from Love Sickness to
Fly (W ritten in the 17th century
by H. Purcell); Invictus (Bruno
Huhn) __ ____ __________.... Mr. Abbett
New York City.
Delight Valley, July 8.— (T o the Kd
j itor.) — Will you kind'y answer the fol
| lowing question»:
What is the extreme length and
I breadth o f New York C ity f
Is Greater New York under one may
or, or do Brooklyn and New York have
separate mayorsf
What is the population o f N *w York
C ity f
J. L. B E A T T Y .
• • •
A N SW E R .
,
We haven’t the statistics aa to the
length and breadth o f the city. It has
an area o f 327 square miles. There are
2500 miles of paved streets, giving some
idea o f its distances.
Greater New York is governed by one
mayor. The boroughs o f Manhattan,
Bronx, Brooklyn, Queen» and Richmond
each have presidents, who are members
o f the eity council o f greater New
York.
We haven’t at hand the figures as to
the present population o f New York.
It was recently announced that it is now
the largest city in the world, which
would necessitate a population o f some
8,000,000. This probably includes West
chester and New Jeraey suburbs.
“See Moody and See Better”
WE
discontinue its meetings the remainder
o f the summer.
♦ ♦
The Kensington club will picnic in
the city park today.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mrs. C. H. YauDenburg and daughter,
Mias Eunice, gave au enjoyable lawn
party at their home yesterday after
noon in honor o f Mrs. Roy Hellows, of
Roseburg. Fruit puuch was served from
the " O ld Oaken Bucket,”
and the
guests spent a social hour with ueedle
work. Refreshments o f ice cream aud
cake were served at tables beneath the
cool shade o f the trees on the lawn
Invited guests were:
Mrs. Hweugel
Mrs. Fishburue, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. De
l.euer Henieuway, Mrs. Wright, Miss
Wright, Mrs. Joe Porter, Mrs. Chain
tiers, Mrs. Kiuie, Mrs. Frost. Mrs. H. J
Shinn, Miss Fern Holcomb, Mrs. Ham
loth, Mrs. K. C. Johns, Mrs. Roy Bel
lows, o f Koseburg; Mrs. J. R. Jones
Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. McQueen, Mrs. Dean
and Mrs. Monroe.
♦ ♦ ♦
M A N Y EN JO Y P L E A 8 IN G R E C IT A L
j)
Report of the Condition of The First National Bank
at Cottage Grove, in the State o f Oregon, at the cloee o f biiaincaa June .10, 1916.
RESOURCES
$122,419 94
(E very religious orgauisatiuu is iu l.oane and discounts----—..... ..... - ....—..— ..............
801 i
Overdrafts, secured, nolle; uneeoured-----
vited to use this column for announce
12,600 00
17. S. bonda deposited to secure oirculetion (per value)
uieut o f its services aud other uews Boude other tliau U. M. bonds pledged to secure postal
Contributors are requested to omit ex
3 , 000.00
savings deposits..... ................ - .......... „ .........- ......... •
hortatious aud other editorial mutter Bonds, securities pledged as collateral for State, or oth
4,000.00
and to make the auuouuccuivut o f ser
er depoeita or bill« payable (poatal excluded)............
vices us concise as possiblu. Social Securities other than U. S. bonds (not Ineludiug stocks)
owued unpledged_____________ —_____ _______—„ « —« . . 44,001.07
fuuctious, etc., aud uews outside o f the
weekly uunouuveuieut may be elabora!
61,001.07
Total bonds, securities, etc...............—...........................
ed upon.]
Subscription to stock o f Federal Reserve Bauk, $3UtK)
• • •
1,500 00
Less amount unpaid.— ................... .....................$1500
Presbyterian Church 1). A. MacLeod
pastor; phoue 137K. Bible school at 10 Value o f bankiug house ( i f unencumbered)................
18,500 00
3.000 00
a ui. Morning worship at II a. m. Jun Furniture end riituree---- ------ ------- ------------------- -
1.800.00
ior Christian Endeavor at 3 p. in. Eve Real eatate owued other than buukiug house...............
9,441.04
mug worship at 7:30 p. iu.
Net auiouut due from Federal Reserve B au k................
Service I I a. iu. Subject, " T h e Eter Net amount duo from approved reserve ugeuta iu New
York, Chicago aud St. Louie..... _................................. 15,190.49
mil Preaent.”
There will be uo even
mg service owing to the union services Nat aiuouut due from approved reeerve agents in
57,260 50
other reserve eitiee......„ ..................................
18,060.01
at the Christiaii church.
• • •
Net amount due from banks end bankers other tbau
Christian Science Services iu the
23,368.11
above .........__„ _________ ._________« . ________- ........ —
chapel at 242 Secoitd street each Hun ( tutside clieeks aud other cash items..........................-
496.48
77U23
day at 11 a. m. Regular testimonial Fractional curreuey, nickels aud centa......... ......... .
271.80
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. in.
730.00
The building is opeu fur the use o f the Notes o f other national banks..— .................... ...........
16,403.6ft
......
circulating library each Wednesday Coin and certificates. ........................... . .........
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. in. A ll are cordial Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
625 00
uud due from U. H. Treasurer....«...... .......... - ............
ty invited to the services, us well as to
make use o f the literature.
$320,1 I l l s
• • •
L IA B IL IT IE S
Apostolic Faith Mission Fred lloru
$ 25,000.00
Capital stock paid in
shuh, pastor. Services every Weducs
25,000.00
Surplus fund..... « _ „ . .
day eveuiug at Missiou hull, opposite
depot. Suuday at 3 p. ui. Every Wed Undivided profits....
..„410,109 50
uesday at 8 p. in. Everybody invited Reserved for taxes
1,38543
to these meetings. No collections taken.
• • •
11.494 93
7,827.93
3,367.00
Ixisa current expense«, interest, and taxes paid
Catholic Church -Father Moruu, pas
tor. Mass every Sunday at 8 aud 10:30
Circulating notca outstanding«...........„ .„ — ...... ...........
a. ui. Seruiou at 10:30 a. m.
Individual deposits subject to check............ .....
• • •
Certificates o f deposit uue in less than 30 * » * » • ..... -
Christian Church Elizabeth Ware,
Certified checks......... ......... ......................... ...... ....
supply minister. Bible school at 9:45
Cashier’s checks outstanding--------- --- --- -------------
a. m. Christiau Endeavor i t 7 p. is
Postal savings deposits_______ __ __ _________________
State, county or other municipal deposits....................
Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Total demnnd deposits
210.011.1.1
• • •
Methodist Episcopal Church- Horace Other time deposits______ ________ _____ ___ ____— -----
12,500.00
197,609 22
6,662.56
1,000 (HI
582.27
2,198 IM
4,000.00
37,773.32
N. Aldrich, pastor. Sunday school every
_________ __________________ 87,773.32
Totul o f time deposits
Sunday at 9:45 a. ui. Service with ser
......................................... ........................$320,113.48
T o t a l« _____ _________
inou at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Junior
Stale o f Oregon, County o f Lane, as: I, T. C. Wheeler, Cashier of the above
League at 3 p. in. Epwortk League at named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement ia true to the best of
•i:30 p. m.
my knowledge and belief.
• • •
T. 0. W HEELER, Cashier.
Baptist Church (' C. Van Uorkum,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth day <>f July. 1916
GEORGE H. B R A IN A K D , Notary Public.
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. French
My commission expiree Oct. 4, 1919.
ing 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U.
6:30 p. ui. Prayer meeting Thursday at Correct— Attest:
Herbert Eakin,
7:30 p. m.
N. W. White,
• • •
Oliver Veatch, Director».
Seventh-day Adventist Cbnrch -P ra y
er uieetiug Wednesday at 7:30 p. in
Young People's Missionary Voluuteer
While Carolyn wus Growing Hailey.
society Friday at 7:30 p. in. Sabbath
Cudjo’s Cave- Trowbridge.
school eucb Sabbath at 1:30 p. m. Ser
Ten Boye— Andrews.
vices following.
The Red Mustang Stoddard.
• • •
Camping Out Stephens.
German Lutheran— There will be
that high Interest oftimes means
The Half Back— Barbour.
Lutheran services ia the German luu
low securityf Everyday «venta
The Ranch on the Oxhide— Inman.
gauge in the Preabytcriuu church Sun
seem to prove it.
The Boy Trnpper Castleman. *~
day afternoon at 3:30. A ll Germans
About Animals- -Carter.
i f you can be content with nor
are invited.
With Custer in the Black Hills Bone
mal interest and want to be ab
• • •
eolutely sure o f your principal,
hill.
Free Methodist Services F. W.
Captain January— Richards.
then this strong National Bank
Oliver, pastor. Sabbath school, 10:00
The French Revolution— Mathews.
has much to offer.
a. m. Preaching services, 11:00 a. m
When Knighthood Was in Flower
A savings arcuimi can be opened
uud 8:00 p. in. Prayer meeting, Wed i askoden.
here with uue dollar or mure, oi
uesday, 8:00 p. m. Cordial invitatiou
Out o f the Wreck I Rise— linrraden.
which we will pay you a fair Ir
to all.
A Young Man 'a Questions Speer.
terest. Peace o f mind ia w o rt«
Economies— Bullock.
something.
Rexall News is Now Rexall Magasine
The Woman in White— Collins.
Think it over and consult us.
T h e Red F a ir y B o o k
Lung.
Beginning in June the ” Rexall
The Green Fairy Book — Lung.
News ’ ’ was transformed into the ‘ ‘ Rex
all M agaziue” and in keeping with the
The Blue Fairy Book— Lang.
The Valley o f Fear Doyle.
dignity of the new name the quality in
Senator Sugebruah— Lynde.
every essential has been raised; better
Charles O 'M alley— I .ever.
paper, better ink, more color work,
The Settler— White.
better reading matter and a new fen
Betty Zane— Grey.
ture offered in the way o f stories each
(Continued next week)
month by prominent authors.
We are doubling the circulation of
this magazine with the July number
BICYCLE R EPAIR ING
because o f its popularity.
Thu city
— SOLD ER ING OF A L L KINDS.
subscribers will be reached each month
f
IS IT TRUE?
The Old Reliable
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
by bouse to house distribution, while
the rural subscribers will be reached
through the mails as in the past. File
your copies each month. They all con
tain interesting and valuable informa
(O fficia l Publication.)
July 3, 1916.— Council met in regular tion and will be useful for future re
ference.
session.
Did you get yours this montht
A ll members present eicept Alderman
T H E MODERN P H A R M A C Y
Wheeler.
The R etail Store
Miuutes o f the previous meeting read jly l3 e
and approved.
Ordinance No. 427, fo r the improve
ment o f North Douglas street, read first,
second and third times, and panned.
Ordinance No. 428, granting permit
to the Htandard Oil Co. to establish sta
tion, read first, second and third times
(Continued from last week)
and paased.
The following list of new books added
Reports o f the marshal, recorder and to the library is furnished by the li
treasurer were re a j and ordered placed brarian, Miss Hooper. Several hundred
on file.
have been added within the puat month.
The semi annual report o f the treas Pnate this list in your library catalog:
urer was referred to the finance com
The Marriage o f William Ashe— Wall.
mittee.
Wind in the Rose Bush— Wilkins.
The street committee was instructed
The Mysterious Island— Verne.
to have a catch basin placed at the Burk
Audrey— Johnston.
holder corner and to have the street re
The L io n ’s Whelp— Burr.
paired.
The Son o f Hagar— Caine.
Upon motion the city engineer was
Dooley in Peace and War— Dunne.
instructed to prepare plans for chang
The Landlord at Lion's Head— How
ing pipe line at the intake. The eity at ells.
torney wan instructed to prepare an or
Barlascb o f the Guard— Merriman.
dinance for the change and to adver
Set in Silver— Williamson.
tise for bids.
The K in g ’s Mirror— Hope.
The following bills were audited and
A Fool o f Nature— Hawthorne.
ordered paid:
The Shadow o f the Rope— Horning.
Pacific Chemical Co., chemicals. $17.65
My Quaker Maid— Ryan.
Brown Lumber Co., lumber.......
4.75
Mrs. Maxon Protests— Hope.
Knowles A Graber, h ardw are...
1.65
Pollyana— Elinor Porter.
W. B. Osmoo, labor on streets...
6.90
The Flamingo Feather— Miniro.
C. G. Electric Co......................... 232.33
Pickett ’a Gap— Greene.
Fire Company.............................
30.00
The Lamplighter—Cummins.
C. G. Hentinel, adv......................
3.00
Beautiful Joe— Saunders.
C. O. Transfer Co., sweeping
Jackanapes— Ewing.
streets ..................................... 20.00
K in g o f the Park— Saunders.
W. W. Oglesby, salary............... 10.00
Taming a Tomboy—Oswald.
J. E. Young, attorney................. 30.00
Just Patty— Porter.
J. E. Young, recorder..................
25.00
Works of Josephus— Whiston.
O. L. Nichols, engineer...............
6.00
Why Go to C ollege!— Palmer.
R. F. Martin, salary..................
75.00
Nervousness— Schofield.
O. B. Pitcher, salary..................
75.00
Story o f the Railroad— Wurman.
Meeting adjourned to July 17.
What Pictures to See in America—
J. E. YOU NG, City Recorder. Bryant.
Tilda Jane— Saunders.
I f a Hentinel want ad. doesn’t sell
The Book o f Dragons— Nesbit.
it, throw it away.
Wakerobin— Burroughs.
LIST OF NEW BOOKS NOW
IN LIBRARY
H. F. OAKES
Can allow you more for your old wheel on a new
guaranteed wheel, than anyone In the county.
Furniture Repairing a Specialty.
Bsli, rarriaees repaired, tires putun. HallrfarUn»
eusrsntead. Will rsll and deliver any work.
HICYCLKS HUNUKlKH.lKTt
PHONE sft-Y
8CHLKKK HtJiLDlNU
Fresh Meats
G o o d M e a ts
At Prices that are right
J ttc jr c
»
O r r J h C i^ i *
J?
A POORLY FED HOR8B
reflect* discredit on its owner, but the
owner gets the worst o f tho deal be
cause economy in feeding the ours«
affects its working capacity as well as
ace. I f your
i
its uopearauee.
horse kicke on
W . G. PERRY, Prop.
ed yon
i
hie reed
you can
correct it by buying
Phone is
your feed here, as you get the best
Free Delivery at All Times of the Day quality for the least outlay. Farmers,
contractora and horse owners generally
know that our feed is always up to the
standard.
People’s Meat Market
SPRIGGS STERLING FEED CO.
B R O T H E R S
L L. Harrel
BLACKSM ITH»
Cottage Grove Tranafer
Draying of all Kinds
Plano Moving
Auto Dray For Quick Delivery
niettyods
K g e £
parróos
to m ìD fl
R E P A IR IN G OF A L L K IN D S IN
IR O N OR W OOD.
First CI umh Work Guaranteed.
•Sixth and Wanhiugtou Phone 40
O F F IC E : Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
Disston-Champion Stage Lin
Alex Lundberg, Proprietor
F R E I G H T I N G
Haddle Horses and Packing to All
Parts o f the Camp
Phone 10F41