Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, December 07, 1916, Image 2

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    Ml*. Edna Sfar»
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Sunday
evening fnira mi r i l H d a d vi.it with rei
atives in Portland.
Among tho.'< in (Vttnge (Ir o w from
thi. neighborhood Saturday w « f Mr.
rik I Mr«. C. W. Hour», Mr. nmi Mr« J.
K. Cooley, Mr. uml Mr. J. J Beidlsr,
Hrt.ou Sears, Pruuk uml Will Kelly, Mr
uud Mr. Urowu Hansard, Fruuk Hears,
W I» Heath uml Roy llund..
in unifT
I f you know of « society item
do uot inform the uswspuper, , It ia !
rimed [
your own fnnlt if it is nut printed
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Th»< following Itili* w irr mud. Rudi)
ml und ordernd |niiili
J. C. Wnllnee, repairing .tiilrwny
nini walk ut city hull. .........$ 7.75
Sentinel, printing tmiiiumr’« no-
.50
W. It Osinon, street w o r k .......
27.00
Knowles & Gruber, u a il s ...........
5 5(1
Pis kuiore & McFarland, tfculiug
lumber.................................. ..
3 MS
J E Young, salary.................... 65 00
It. F. Martin, salary ................
7500
ti. It Pitcher, salary trad expense 71140 X
( ’h nr It-» Getty», rrnshsd rock ... 54 20
Swullnel, sdvsrtislug trad priut-
' " 8 ............................................ 20 50
Fire company, salaries ............. 21 00
Perry Rogers, hnullug roek.......
16 00
M M Thornton, work on pipe llae 2(13
ti. Tmimfor Co., n\vt*v|>ln^ xta. 17.75
W W. Oglesby, sn lu ry..............
10 00
G. Electric Light I V , lights
for Novetuber......................... g3fl.Bg
H i « » ri l.limlier Co., Iiunbcr.......
40 20
J. Il II..sci, bla*«aiuitiiiug.......
2.00
.1, E Y Q t’ NH, City Re, ordi r
e
4 >
^urn* Miller, Metcalf, It. Hull, W. Iii.il,1.
Humloth, Iturrowa, Durham, Sterling,
Kern. Violette, Henger, Hkei, Heuttie.
COUNCIL PKOCEEDINOS
Wright, Porter, Cochruu, Powell, A. j
Hetueuwav, D. Hetneuway, M. C Uu t
A Thttuk.giviug party uud old-fash­ routte, Kuos, Shinn, Shinn. Kllcdge,
Dec. 4, IWHI— Regulur meeting
ioned dance was held Saturday night at Chambers, Wynne, Jury, W. C. liaruutte
Ru|| failed uud all present except M
the lieruniu Rudolph place. Refresh and Rifbuumd and Misses oit»v* uud derman Walker.
meuts o f rheatuuta aud cider were Wright.
Minutes of previous meeting rend and
seriad.
Tho.e present were: Mr. aud
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\ approved.
Mrs. Kidd. Mr. uud Mr*. O. T. Peak,
Mj-s J. D. Jensen entertained the Fri- | The vots of the nnntisl eity elcetion
Mr and Mr*. W. Dorward, Mr. and Mrs. day Afternoon club December I. After was san\Based, showing the following
J. Coleman, Mr. and Mr». O. Dobber- a tiaie pleasnatly spent with ueedlework results Fur mayor- Smith 175, Wheel
ateia, Mr. and Mm. Ilamloth, Mr. nud a del.eious two cours« luncheon was er 208; for tn-nsnrer— Kakln 3tlH; for
Mrs. Umber, Mr. and Mm. Rohde, Mm. served. Mrs. J. D. Anderson, of Dal­ recorder Young .'1117; for uldermen:
Awbrev, Dorothy Ritchey, Helen Hitch las, was the honor guest. Tbs nest first ward Ventali lift; second wurd
ie, Lizzie lioidabiui, l.ucie Matthyre, uieetiug of ths club will be with Mr«. Wnlker Itili; third ward (laroutte 76;
AST0UNDIN0 REPORT
Francis Humloth, Rose Holderman, Km S. I., llodurd December IS.
Richmond 45.
ily Holdeman, Frieda Aubrey, Horner
FOR COTTAGE OROVE
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Motion provai loti that il in thè senso
Kidd, William Kidd, Ralph Aubrey,
Mount Visw Soclsty.
of this council tbnt thè treaaurer con
Vernon l.amon, Perry Kitchv, Will
The wifs o f a lucrchant hnd stornarli
Friday was Mrs. J. K i l e ’s birthday solidale all Street improvetarnt fumili
W
Holderman, Johu Umber, E l.orkwood, anuiversary nud n number of friend» into one fuud tu be known a* the gen troublc so hnd alle cullili rat nothing Imi
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Mr. I^twaan, Herman Rudolph.
tonai,
fruii
and
hot
water.
Kverythiag
and relatives surprised her by gith-r crai Street improvement futili
ONE
mg at her home that day. The day was
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t)n motion a warrant wn» ordered else \vimlil suor unii fermi-ut.
The Three H society met Tuesday of made a most enjoyable one for her. drnwn un thè Street fund in favor of HPOONFI'L hiirkthoru bnrk, glyeerine,
| last week with Leila Ferguson and Those present were her daughter, Mm. (he Maiu Street pnving filini for $15.75 eie., as miisil in Adler I ku benefited
spent the day making inineemeut to be Anna Hoffman, of Cuahmnn, w ie came lo puy for eity ’* Street improvement hrr IN S T A N T I.Y . Beenuse Adler i kn
flushes thè K N T IR K uliineutsrv linei
»old for the beuefit of their Sunday last week to be here on her mother '» oa King property,
birthday; the daughter living here iud
aehool rlaaa of the Chriatian rhumb.
()n motion it wn* ordered that a war­ it relieve* A N Y CASE ronatipation,
her husband, Mr. and Mrs. C. VV. Nenm, rant be drnwn iu favor of The Cottage »olir stomneb or gas and prevesl* np
The missionary aoeiety o f the Pres­ Brison Sears, Mr*. J. R. Coo-e/ and llrove K<<ntiu«l for $2.dii iu pince of pendieiti*. It has Ihe (jl'IC K K H T tir
The -
byterian rhureh will meet Friday after daughter Klizuheth, Mr. Cox, Mr und warrant No. Dio which hnd beoti lost, flou of nnythliig we «ver aold
! noon instead o f Wednesday afternoon klm. I. J. llfidler uud diraght >r Kalh providing treusursr reperì* that suine New Kru Drug Sture.
| at the home of Mm. Roy Short. Mm. lean. Mrs. Kate Sears and Mrs. Alma hit* uot beoti pnid.
| Albert Helliwell and Mrs. Charles Reid Scars.
On mntioa a wurrant w as ordered
| ler will assist Mrs. Short.
drnwn ou thè library fund iu favor o f
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A dinner was given Sun-lay at the thè library board for $108.76, baiane«
Health I* Worth Having. and Home Col
Mrs. (ieorge O. Knowles, worthy lun W. D. Heath home ia honor oi Mrs. L. on hnnd.
; tron. entertained the officers of the A. Whitcomb, who is visitinj there.
tage (trova Psopls Kuuw
Oli motion warrant* sere ordered
1 Kastern Star at her home Saturday. The Those present were Mr. and Mrs. F, M. drnwn in favor of thè mayor nud rotili-
How to ftiive It.
' house was decorated with the colors of Front and son Harry, o f Hlue Mountain; rilnifii for $12 e neh as .ulano* for IODI;
the order and dainty refreshments were Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Lowry aud children, also tbltt warrant* of $1.50 eurli be
Miiuy Cottage (Dove people take their
Jean Moaby, L. R. Long and E. C l.ojk drnwn ni favor of thè judges and elerks live» in their hiinds by negleeliug thè
I served.
wood, of Cottage lirove, sod Mr. and o f eleotlon.
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kidney* w lieti they knovv Illese orgnna
The neit meeting of the Constellation Mm. W. D. Heath aad family.
The Street eom initt ee reported ad neeii help. Weuk kiilney* are responsi
club will be December 14, at which time
veraely ou thè bill of II. K. Lnwson for hle fur a vasi niuouat of sufferiiig and
Teachers' Examination
; the Christmas tree will be the feature
dlggiug diteli Oli Madison Street. The ili henIIh thè slighti-st delny is dati
| of the session. Kneh member will briug
The regular examination for tearhera report was nccepted and thè bill di* gerous. ( se D-'iiii ’* Kidney Pili* u
' a gift, the value uot to eieeed fifty for state certificates for Lane eounty, ; allowed
remi-dy that hn* helpeil thoosnnd* of
Oregon, will be given in the Y. M. C. A.
' cents.
On motion the street commissioner kidney sufferers.
liete i* a Cottage
building in Kugene, commencing Weil wns instructed tu plank the ditch dag (trave eitizen’* recomiiiemlalio« :
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Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Jones entertniued nesday, December ill, 191(1, at 9 a. iu by B. K. Lawson in Madison street.
Mrs J, W. Stoops, 710 Fighih SI ,
On motion the recorder was lustruei Cottng« (¡rovi-, «ava: “ Al times I «uf
a few relatives nud frieuds at dinner nud continuing until .Saturday, Decem­
Sunday in honor o f Mr. Jones’ birth ber ill, 19Di, at 4 p. IU. A schedule of ed to give written notice to the tele­ fered from a dull pulii nero»* my kid
the days on whieh the subjects will be phone company to move the | h >| c which ney» and down through ut y lower
day.
giveu will be furnished applirnnls who obstructs the fire hydrant nt the cor I iui I js . My kidney» lire irregalnr in ne
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tier of Tenth and Madison.
The private dancing club will hold desire it.
tinti and thè kiilney serretious tuo fre
K. J. M O G IE ,
On motion the recorder was instructed «I*«■*ait in pnssnge inni tben agsin seanty.
a party la Moose hall tonight.
*17-14
County School Superintendent. to receive proposals for printing Ifttl Wheuever 1 bave lina troublc, I tabe
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copies of the eity charter, and amend Dima '* Kidney Pili« for a few day» ami
The Kmauon club entertained the
ments thereto.
Constellation club yesterday afternoon
thev never fall to regniate thè action of
Hamburger.................................................2 lbs. for 2 5 C
at the Ida Veatch and Bede homes.
my kiilaey* and stop thè niisery in my
Pork Shoulder Roast, lb ...................................... 1 5 *
AMONG THE CHUR0HK8
The afternoon was spent with fancy
bnrk and limh*. ”
work at the Ventrh home and refresh­
Beef Pot Roast, lb.............................. 12* 2 * anil 1 5 *
l’ rire ftOe, nt all dealer*. Don ‘I alni
ments were served at the Bede home.
plv n»k for a kidney remedy- gel
Loin and T-Bone Steaks.............................2 lbs. for 3 5 *
Methodist Church—Rev. Jo*. Knotta,
The decorations were narcissi and
1 Donn's Kiilney Pilla— thè -mine flint
Pork Liver................................................ 2 lbs for 1 5 *
j smilnx. Mm. I.eon Desl.arzes favored pastor. Morning sermou, “ A Queeu ’»
j Mr». Stoops hml
Poster Milhurn Co,
KRAUT----- FRESH OYSTERS------ MOIST MINCEMEAT
the guests with vocal music and Mrs. O fferin g.” Kveniag sermon. " A K in g ’s
I l ’ ro|i», Beffalo, N V
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Armorel Munson played instrumental Belief. ”
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W A N T AO. RATES.
music. Tables were Inid for thirty.
On« cent per word.
No ad
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Christian Church -Praysr meeting
row
accepted fur leas than IS cants.
Mesdumes Kune, Knowles ViraDen- Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; bible school, 9:45
BEST QUALITY ------ PHONE 8 9 ------ PRICES RIGHT
CRACKED MIA
Special rash with order rat«:—
and McFarland entertained Tues
a. m.; preaching service, 11 a. in. and
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Three insertions for the prie« of
CHAFFED HANDS
I day afternoon at the Kioie home. Car­ 7:30 p. m., by O. H. King, of Everett,
two, six ineertiona for the prie«
nations were the decorations. A two- Washington. Morning theme, “ Christ’s
of four. Cash must accompany
Danni* Eueilyptu« Ointment
course luncheon was served following s Church.” Evening, “ Authority in Re
copy. I And for sale or trade, tea
What do you warn anyway? A Sentinel classified ad. will j ; social
AT ALL ONUQ » » O S I »
afternoon. The invited guests ligion. ’ ’
insertions for the price of five.
T u s e s 2 0 C J A « « noe
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Cash must ncaompany order.
get it for you. What do you want? Anyway a Sentinel elassi were Mesdsmes Bruud, Monroe, Mills,
Nichols, Wheeler, Short, Hcott, Silsby,
Presbyterian Church— D. A. MacLeod,
fled ad. will get it for you.
Allison, Gleuson, Kerr, Nwengel, Ft zb- pastor; phone 137H. Bible school nt 10
n. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Jun Thoroughbred Aagora Billy Ctoalz for
»ule. AI»o Duroc Jersey pigs. Curtis
ior Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m. Eve
Veatch.
spt28-dee7pd
uing worship at 7:30 p. m.
Morning subject, “ Personal Kxper Water motor for sul« at a bargain. Will
iences and Doubt.”
Evening, ‘ ’ The
develop 8 horsepower. The Sentinel.
Power of the tongue.”
oct2titfpd
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Forty acr«a of land for sal«. Box 342,
BECAUSE:
Baptist Church— E. O.-o. Oroat, pas
Cottuge drove.
oct2tl dec28pd
This Is a strong, careful, safe
tor emeritus. Holiday school 10 a. in.
and succeaeful institution. It Is
Preaching 11 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wood xaw truck in good condition for
a growing, active, up to date bank
! sals cheap. A. D. Watts, 1042 Chest
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
in every particular.
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| nut.
nov 2 jnn4pit
Your account will always be
Christian Science Service* in :h* For sal« or rant, eight acres 2 miles west
appreciated by the bank and your
chapel nt 242 Second street each Hun- ; of Wulkcr. Home improvements; half
A
interests will always It« carefully
day at 11 a. m. Regular testimonial mile from school. J. H. l.ungston. dl2pd
considered.
meeting each Wednesday at 7:J0 j* m
Want 100 head breeding ewee. Highest
Our efficers are experieueed
The building is open for the use of the
market price puid. (loud young mare
bankers. Our directors are all
circulating library each We lnesde-y
wet) known, well to do business
for sale. J. W. Veatch.
novlfltfe
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordial
men; they ate directors who
ly invited to ths services, as well as to For Sale Eight acres two miles west
DIRECT
make uae of the literature.
of Walker. Some improvements; half
If you are not a customer of
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mile from school. J. II. Langston. dl2pd
this bank, let this he your Invita­
Free Methodist Church- Rev. F. W. Want to buy good milch cow, fresh now
tion to become one.
Oliver, pastor. Hubbath school at 10 a.
or soon. W. B. Finney.
n23d7p<l
m. Preaching 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. For Sal*- Concrete mixer, wheelbarrows
and tools and entire concrete business.
of Cottage Grove
m. All are welcome.
jnn25pd
Rev. B. H. Alberts, of Seattle, will Taylor t Higgins.
Gifts He Will Appreciate
Bay then a! a mao’s store— We offer you the best selections
Bath Robes— $4.00, $5.00, $6.50
House Coats— $6.50, $9.50
Lisle and Silk Hose— 25c, 35c,
50c and 60c.
Beautiful N eck w ear— 25c, 35c,
50c, 65c, $1.00 and $1.25.
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Dress Gloves— $1.00, $1.50 $1.75
and $2.00. Suspenders 50c, $1.00
Linen Initial Handkerchiefs 25c
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Umbrellas— $1.50, $2, $2.50, $4.50
House Slippers— $1.50, $2, $2.50
H k w o o len m ills store
L e a d in g C loth iers
I
Save Money
99/eat Spec ¿ah for Saturday:
WANT ADS.
C IT Y
M EAT
M ARKET
STILL WE GROW!
W HY?
tobacco
enjoyment
A
aa you never thought
could be is yours to
com m a n d quick as
you buy some Prince
Albert and fire-up a
pipe or a home-made
cigarette!
The First National Bank
P rin ce A lb ert gives
you every tobacco sat­
isfaction your smoke-
appetite ever hankered
for. T h a t’s because
it’s made by a patented
process that cuts out
bite and parch! Prince Albert has always
been sold without coupons or premiums.
W e prefer to give quality I
preach Sunday in the interests o f the
Seattle Paeific college.
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Position wanted ax housekeeper for a
small family. 32ti south 5th. n23d7pd
For Sale— One horse electric motor In
Catholic Church— Father Curley, pas
first class condition. Sentinel.
tor. Mass and Sunday school at 8 n.
For Sale— Light buggy, wagon, cart, This famous Hoot and Berry discovery
m. on first and third Sundays o f every
iliac plow, nr will trade for nnythlng oxidizes uric ncid trail carries It away.
month. Sunday school at 10:30 n. m.
1 can use. W. A. Ileineii way. n.llld14pd The gentle influence o f this scientific
on second and fourth Sundays.
method renehes the most severe trail
O. I. 0. hogs for sale; weight 30 to 76 long standing rheumatism. Received P.
M OUNT VIEW .
lbs. F. W. Senrs, phone 33-F13 or P. I. K. award. Every package bears
(Special to The Sentinel.)
33-F2.
nov30deel4pd nnr guarantee, trailer which denier*
Dec. It,— Mr. and Mrs. James Lite-
Oood camera outfit te trade for rent on will refund In case buyers nre not »nt
hnugh, of Walden, were Thanksgiving
plaee suitable for poultry, in or near isfied with results. Price $1.50. Drug
guests at the home o f their daughter,
town. Mary Wilbur, west side. n.’IOdHc gist or by pnrrcl post illreet C. O. D.
Mrs. Claude Arne.
Anti Uric Co., 32 Front, flan Francisco.
Mrs. L. A. Whitcomb, of Portland, For Bala— Oood gentle black Jersey
arrived Fridny from Gardiner, where
cow, just fresh; fine heifer calf, tele­
she was the guest of her sister for a phone 29F3.
Nyal Quality Store
nv.’IO dc7pd nlttf
few weeks, and will visit here nt the
Exclusive Agents
Cottage drove.
Wanted— John Deere 12 inch walking
home of her sister, Mrs. W. D. Henth.
plow.
To
give
away,
two
Collie
pups.
Miss Jemimn Hansard, of Lomn, Mon
dec7c
tnna, visited last week at the Brown C. H. Haight, Saginaw.
Hansard home, going from here to A l­
Wanted—Contractor with stump puller
bany, where she will visit relatives,
The City Transfer
to clenr 15 to 20 acres, well rotted
The funeral of the Clarence Mcl.in
second growth stumps. House furnished.
All Kinds of
baby, which lived but a few hours, was
He« or phone Hart. Johnston, Snginnw,
held at the Sears cemetery Saturday.
dec 71 (V
Miss Bertha Sears returned Saturday Ore.
from her trip by auto to San Fran­ For sale, or will take part in young cat­
cisco, where she visited for two weeks.
tle, a good 3-yenr old half-breed Bel­
Mrs. Bud Ishmnel spent several days gian mure. U. W. McFarland. d7 2lpd
Plano Moving a Specialty
o f Inst week st the home of her aunt,
WOOD A N D GOAL
For Sale— Two colta, one 6 mo. old, one
Mrs. Brown Hansard.
Phone 56
3 years old. W. C. Hatton, Railroad
Mrs. Anna Hoffman returned to her
St., north o f ball park,
d7-21pd
home at Cushman Suturday.
Office At Eagle Olgar Store
AINTI-URIC
New Era Drugstore
the national jo y •moke
has s flavor aa different as it is delightful. You n e v e r tasted the like o f i t !
And that isn't strange, either.
Men who think they can’t smoke a pipe or roll a ciga­
A q ^ M s M ^ U k r t ^«««ry-
fsppy red k fft , 5c; tid y rod
S Ä jiä n ffa C b
d oro—omd—tk o t co rk in g fin o
to y thm t kooyo tk o (sise e s
rette can sm oke and w ill sm oke if they use Prince
Albert. And smokers who have not yet given P. A . a try­
out certainly have a big surprise and a lot of enjoyment
coming their way as soon as they invest in a supply.
Prince Albert tobacco will tell its own story 1
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Winston-Salem, N. C
Blackmore & McFarland
Hauling & Graying Done
on Short Notice
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