Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, May 31, 1917, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    ^
EY ESIG H T
GOOD HOUSE GREETS
I '
ANNUAL CLASS PLAY
» V ^ T T ic r in the
TALES OF THE TOWN
“Hotel Moyt”
Mix Hi and Hoyt Htraet*
Naur Deputa Portia lid, Oregon
1 southwest with a soft vole» and a gen- J
If you have frequent headache», if
••For One N ight.” the senior play, I tie disposition, but with several uotch-
Mr. and Mr*. I.ew t'iite* «e ie bere Ft K BF ROO F. NEWLY DECORATE^
you aee distant object* clearly, but
w as \ ciy acceptabley presented Mon es on the handle ol Ills rev olv er. I# not froiu Dalla* t<> .........I the trnveliug
RATI',8 76c TO 8818)
gainfully, or uced to hold priuted
day night before n good sized audience glien It« seeking trouble,
meli'«
)•
le
li
ii-
and
tu
v
i»lt
friend*.
I
hev
ml7Ju7
L. W. Il IM EH. Mauagrr
mutter nearer to or further from the
in the high echoul auditorium, being
Mot very loug ago he brought In a Iliade thè trip h.v automobile.
eye» than formerly, or need more
directed by Mis» Lulu Curnu, The J00 pound aaleauiau and, the roads
I.incolli Taylor arrlvrd fruai Florence SOUTHERN 1‘ A U m U TIME TABLE
light; if you have observed these
best acted part was that of ¡Spartan being tinuaually rough, lauded both him
Mouth Ruuud
North Bound
things, yxiur eves need the help of
Spuigis Spoil*, a struggling producer of and his trunk In rather bud repair, Friduv tu attrud the funernl o f bis No
HI 2:28 u. in. No. I.'l 1:00 u. m
mot
ber.
correctly made glasses to assist as
plays, bv Carl Rudolf.
The man The more the traveling man thought
No. Is 8:66 a. ui. No. 17 7:10 a m.
well as preserve your sight for great­
Mr*. \ J. Gowdy limi rhildreii Irft
afraid of his wife was well taken by of It the uiudder he got, and that night,
No. 14 4:33 p. ui. No. 13 2:42 p. m.
er efficiency.
Accurately fitted
Frank Wallace ns Prof. UoldwUinuey. when he discovered how his I.
hud Suturila) tu spemi the siimuier ut West
No. ID 7:40 p ui
glasses are only possible when the
and Miss Genevieve Jury took the part been wrecked. Ills wrath boiled over, w ihm I, t'alif., w itti Mr» llow d y'* *<m.
sight has beeu scientifically tested.
of the wife in a natural manner. Other ami he announced (hut In the morning Guy Vini Kiper.
We have every facility and loug
parts quite acceptably taken were Mr. 1 he would ts-at that stage driver Into
Mi»* Ines Fl.viui i* bere froai Fugane
years o f experience and study for do
Charles Harkins, rather of a buttinsky, unconscious ugliness, lie got up early tu rare fui Mr». A. A. Richmond for a
ing this and exercise the greatest
by Fred Brumbaugh; Jack Harkins, a ' and paced the office of the hotel, await
few week*
care so that you may receive the ut
spendthrift young man, Ernest Kedforil; ; lug the arrival of Long lieu.
••limi” Schiller, night rlerk al the
most benefit from wearing glasses.
Mrs. Newman, the wife who fears her' One o f the stuge driver's friends slip, Oregon, i* recuverillg frutti iujurie» * ii *
Telephone
362.
All work guaranteed satisfactory.
husband is keeping secrets from her, by ped over to the ottico of (lie livery sia tnilied w ben he trippeil un a Imard and
Kilamay I'tterback; Hr. Newman, the hie, w here the latter slept, und tipped feti.
husband driven to desperation by his him o(T.
Mr». Dora tlu/ellun and dnoghter
w ife ’s suspicions, by Marvel Kaudall; | "Say, Hen, that tire eating pickle Netta viaited ili t're»well Friilay
saleemau
you
brought
lu
lust
night
Is
Paula, Prof. Goldwhimiey’* daughter, j
Mr ami Mr». W I*. Ilawley, o f Gre
B r o k e i Lenses
E Y E S IG H T S P E C IA L IS T
Factory ou
by Lenoni Hohl, and Kose, the maid, by ; over there lu.vlng for you amt Is golug gon City, »peni Thurmlny night bere
to
knock
your
allcttisi
head
off
us
aooti
Quickly Replaced
881 Willamette St., F.ugene.JOre.
Premises
Hath Powell
beeaune of a breakilowil with their
,
a i , betöre .1
I leasing numbers
rendered
the 1 as .. on
.. go to breakfast."
automobile Mr. Ilawley i» the owner
,
.
.,
,
ILibblug
his
chcvk
speculatively,
he
play and between ai
Hits
Heading
ts were: Kt-ndim:.
, , ,
,, ,
said lu Ills peculiarly mild drawl: I II uf thè paper unii» at Gregna t'ilv.
*‘ l.aska, ’ ’ by Miss llii/el Loiicks;
Memher» of thè Woodinen of the
I Wou't go to
geles. at the home of Miss Hemenway piano solo. Miss Eva Hartung; vocal Just fool that guy,
World atteudeil a log rolling at Eugeni-
breakfast!"
Saturday
Eveiling
Cost.
in Seattle, May 18. Miss Hemenway solo. Miss Lois Thomas, accompanied by
Frida) night. Amoiig tboae making the
formerly lived here.
I Mrs. Desl.ar/es; vocal trio, Mrs. Hoy
trip were F. C ('offmali, Joe Smith, C.
<g-
Futility
of
Arguments.
,
Short, Miss Jessie Smith and Mrs Bert
' Isn’t tbe amount paid fur a
As uo men are create,I e |tinl. all nr E l'mphrey, F. F Mercher, J. F MA
Miss Blanche Johnson, formerly of Trask, accompanied by Miss Bilsby;
Cream Sopurutor that makes it
cIter, Il -I. JorgennoB, W L. Iliibbell,
gumeuta.
If
ludulged
lu.
must
be
ear
this city, was married in Portland last vocal solo by Miss Mae Armstrong, ai
profitable
it's the returns re­
I.
K.
Flielp»,
.1
W
Yetttcb
and
J
M
week to George Hodcl.
tom pan ied by Miss Genevieve Jury; rlcd ou either vv Itli superior person* or
ceived. One Scpuratof may rust
Milnhy.
luferior
persons.
Viewed
lu
this
way.
^
$ lutaianilaiHitlier may cost «75.00;
vocal solo by George Matthews, aceom
The Boy Smith faniilv i* nwav oli a
the utter futility of nil arguments be
yet tbe i hance* nie the $73.1») in­
Word has reached here that Otho pained by Miss Silsbv; vocal solo bv
tnp
fhroiigh
Hoiitherii
Gregna.
Mr.
comes apparent ut mice.
vestment will la- the cheaprr one
Hart, who formerly resided here, has Miss Jessie McCord, accompanied by
First, It Is futile, o f course, to carry Smith i» oli bll*ine«» for thè Cottage
ol the two, by doing more und
M
iss
Silsbv;
vocal
music
bv
quartet
married
Miss
Mildred
Frev,
of
Portland,
| If you kuow of a society item aud
better Work, requiring lens effort
ou au argument with a superior |-er Orove Manufacturing compiili)
| do not inform the newspaper, it is
the wedding taking place in that city. composed of Miss Mae Armstrong. Mrs Sou. beta Use. being superior, lie Will
and les* cost for up keep for ear h
your own fault if it is not priuted
C. A. Lirit-h, Miss Carolyn Woods and
♦ ♦ ♦
ilollar iqn-ut.
have such complete contempt for your
The N. E. W. circle of the Presby Mrs. lima Beuger, accompanied by Miss opinions that he either will not listen
I V )N*T la* content to use an old
terian
church enjoyed a pleasant after Silsbv.
style machine year after year,
I to you at all or else he will llateU with
Mrs. C. E. Frost entertained the Joker
simply I «cause you bave it ( ì <» m I
a putrotiUlng suille and Immediately
dub Tuesday evening, the time being noon Saturday ut the home of Mrs. W.
dairy practice d>*-* not (»-tuiit
spent in the usual manner. The deco G. Beattie. Committees of the girls dec DOESN T LIKE BACKDOOR MAIL dismiss from Ills mind what you have
"scru b" stock to eat their head*
orated
the
tables
and
place
cards
and
|
to
say
as
nut
worth
considers
I
lou
DELIVERY
rations were irises and lilacs. A beauti­
oil,and (all I m -I ow a profitable milk
AN UNLIMITED
It U easily futile to urgue with au
ful bouquet of irises was the center- prepared aud served the four course
yield, simply la* aune they hup|n-ii
Dorena, Ore., May JO.— (To the Ed Inferior person, for If you have any
to Is-long to the herd.
piece of the dining table. Hefreshments luncheon. Miss Kuth Schuebel, o f Ore­
SUPPLY OF
of asparagus on toast and strawberry gon City, was a guest, and especial hon ¡tor.;—The patrons o f the How Kiver : thing to argue about worth the lime
> nim ;* p >» demands % rone.oit
tlliproVrinml lit lit* ihr» h tilt
shortcake and cream were served. Mrs. or was given Miss Bethel Gowdy, the in nil route do not feel d si (wised to lose of a Until of your standing and mental
ral
« tu! *»í i lw* d-iify «• wrll ai
president,
who
departed
that
night
for
the full benefit from the delivery in capacity, then It Is absurd to waste
Hugh Currin was a guest of the club.
limoliti III« Mock.
Westwood.
Calif.,
where
she
will
spend
order
to
accommodate
a
few
on
another
'
talk
u ( hiii au Inferior I m -I ih ; who will
♦ ♦ ♦
{ * i VK MM* » t hntM r lo ihow you Imw l hr
her vacation.
road, the contractor and railroad com **ut be uble to appreciate It. rims are
' 1
! \t, 11 , • w . g u . M.. .»i -i
The Constellation club meets this af
ilo*«
UiuMiuaf rirara winriiut, will iltvr
<<$>
^
paa.v and desire the delivery to be made disputatious people Isolated from tbe
y o u i i M i i r (It i n v - t l n r m r h o l
ternoon ai Masonic hall.
B. F. David, of Portland, aud Miss as petitioned for and established from world, aud theie Is no In-Ip for It- —
♦ ♦ ♦
Jennie Chrisuian, o f this citv, were public highway. No back door delivery Life.
Vermont Loan A Tnut Comp y
The Social Twelve club was pleas­
KNOWLES A ORABER
quietly married at Eugene Monday aud for us, which it would really be if made |
Japan»»* Homs*.
antly entertained last Thursday by Mrs. left that day for their future home in from the railroad right of-wuy and the .
AOENTS
"One last tblug I should like to men
B. H. Job.
Portland. Miss Cbrisman is one o f the only one of its kind iu America.
Local Agent
♦ <$■ <4>
This change was made once and very tluu," said the Japanese editor, "and
well known young women of the Got
21 S ix th A ve. K , K llgene, lire .
Mrs. O. L. Nichols entertained the tage Grove country anti has beeu a promptly ordered back to public high that Is our so railed pride. I ran re
M. P. G. club Tuesday afternoon, the school teacher.
way and if attempted again it will ei : reive you here at Gils club as mail to
iu 2 2 j ! 4 ______________
But the
time being speut with fancy work and
■ti <e>
ther be put back there or some very i man. und we cuo talk freely
| ordinary Japanese borne Is not fitted
in conversation. Hefreshments of po
The Etnanon club was entertained good reason will be made known why. : for Intercourse with foreigners. Our
tato salad, veal loaf, sandwiches, pick­ last Thursday by Mrs. Helen Lineh, ut
History may repeat itself in this rail
FOR
; kitchens riiniiot prepare foreign fissi
les and pineapple pie were served.
the home of her mother, Mrs. Wilson. road vs. farmer test, but the right man Our matting* are marred by the use of
RHEUM ATISM
■ip <r -»>
After a pleasant social afternoon, a may yet look into this and not depend , tables uiul chairs. Mur wives are not
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel enter tempting
and NEURALGIA
two-course
luncheon was on office reports and political pulls and an uMouied to meeting strangers aud
tained Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hamloth at served. The next meeting will be with settle this for good and Inter establish
j do not speak foreign languages
VI*
Danni« Eucalyptus Ointment
nuother route for our friends.
dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Ham Mrs. W. B. Cooper.
I
Itors
ure
compelled
to
take
o(T
their
at Akk cauti » r o a r »
1 wish to state that notice is mislead
loth ’s birthday, Mr. Harrel's occurring
Tuera a sc
Ja sa eoe
1 shoes, and. If they have holes lu Ibelr
ing.
The
postoffice
department
has
not
at the same time.
Honor Guard, Attention!
*ock*.
that
I*
euiloiriaaslug
for
them
♦ ♦ ♦
A meeting will be held at 7 o ’clock ordered this change. 1 have a letter I’ udrr such conditions Intercourse ha*
J D o c z & 'r Ü c r n , i -tn r r r 'j :
FKOFE H H ION AL C A R DM
Announcements have reached here of sharp tomorrow evening, June 1, at the from the postoffice department myself.
been lu Hie past rather dlttlrult. We
He
has
only
been
permitted
to
carry
/ C i r r c U r s /i 'i ." * '
•
the marriage of Miss Grace B. Hernen high school. All members are urged to
do uot like to accept hospitality with
way and Chester Hatfield^ o f Los An be on hand promptly so that all may at over the railroad while they gather in
MAX LUEBKE
out being uble to reciprocate. Reel
tend the commencement exercises after­ formation for decision Inter iu the case, procity I* u national trait of the Jupu
THE
RAWLEIOH MAN
wards. There is important business to (lot my notice in w riting above or would uese.
A POORLY FED HOKME
We respond very quickly to
not
have
made
this
statement
but
if
Resident'»
Tenth Mt.
come up and those who do not attend
frletid*hl|i
or
suspicion.”
Maynard
reflect*
discredit on Its owner, but the
r
anyone disputes it let them come and
Fhuuc I 76 I.
will have reason to regret It.
Owen Williams iu Chri*tlun Herald.
owuir get» the wont uf the deal Io-
see my letter for themselves.
cause economy in feeding the nurse
Now, patrons, judge and govern your
—The judicious advertiser-------
Card of Thanks.
affect* it» working rapacity a» well a*
Prids of a Musician.
R
M
Mi
CARGAR,
D
D
S.
selves
accordingly.
This
you
see
is
not
-not only takes the surest------
We desire to take this means of m
ita appruruure. If your hum- kirk* uu
Viotti,
tin-
famuli*
French
inimh-ian
over
bv
any
means
yet.
------- means of directly------------
DENTIST
hi* feed you ran correct it by buying
pressing our sincere appreciation of the
o
f
tbe
eighteenth
century,
bud
U
li
equal
-benefiting his own-
W. J. MESSENGER.
N e u r a lg ia r e lie v e d in .- ite a tly by lo c a l ap
your feed here, as you get the beat
many kindnesses shown us by our for
contempt for royalty aud au exagger p li c a l i o u .
---------business----------
H e a id e u cu a n d o f f i c e o u r quality for the least outlay
Farmer*,
mer
neighbors
in
our
recent
bereave
-but his support Is a great
ated opinion o f blmsclf. a* the follow
¡■I r k so u th o f p o n t o f f ir e .
contractor» and horse owners generally
Card of Tbanks.
ment.
----- aid to the newspaper------
lug story »how*: on e day be »a * sum
To those w ho so kiudly assisted us at
Fhooc 13IJ
L'ottuge Grove, Gregna know that our feed is always up to tha
OTTO MICHEL AND FAMILY.
---------In Ita work in---------
moned to Versailles to play before Ma
the
time
o
f
Mrs.
M.
A.
Taylor's
illness
— upbuilding a community, and-
rie Antoinette und tbe court Tbe per
und death. we extend our aincere thanks
------- in its étion s to give the—
Try tin: want ad. way.
fortnauce bud begun. Hie opeulng bars Phone, 47
Office l.awsuu lllk
and grateful appreciation.
-city a newspaper-
of Id* favorite nolo commanded breath
-the quality and character of-
mSle
THE FAMILY.
DR. C. E. FROST
less attention, when a cry wa* heard—
— which advertises the city—
"
I
’
lace
for
Mgr
tbe
Colute
d’
Al
tolsi''
Don’ t Let Your Cough llaug On.
Electrical
Treatiucuts X Ray picture*
------------ as a live one------------
AMONG THE CHURCHES
At the aoiind Viotti Immediately
Microscopic Examination of Hputuu
A rough that racks and weakens is
-from which the merchantr-
• WILL NEED 8000 WORKMEN ceased playing, cast an Indignant
aud Blood
dangerous, it undermines your health
-------gets an Indirect--------
--------------- return ----------------
mid thrives on neglect. Relieve it at
[Every religious organization is in­ American Lake Project to Rank Flret glance at Ills audience, plu-ed Ida vio­
lin under bis arm und walked out of
onee
with Dr. King's New Discovery,
vited tu use this column fur announce­
In Northwest.
tbe place
J. E YOUNO
t'his soothing bulsurii remedy heal* the
ment o f its services and other news.
Tacoma, Wash.— Mechanics will be
tbront, loosens till- phlegm, I t s tilitisep
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Contributors are requested to omit ex­
Hsrmlsss Humbugs.
tic properties Lill the germ und the cold
hortations aud ether editorial matter, brought to American Lake to con­
Gthce ou Maiu Street
«*-
"D o you really tldnk the public likes
1 is quickly broken up. Children and
struct
the
thousands
of
buildings
aud
to
make
the
announcement
of
ser­
Oregon
m—
to lie humbugged?" asked the mau of Uottaga Grovs
¡grownup* alike find Dr. K ing’s New
vice as concise as possible. .Social func needed there even It all work of this
many anxieties.
Discovery pleniaat to take us well n*
tions, etc., and news outside of weekly character has to be stopped In Taco­
"Y es." replied Senator Sorghum
DR. A J. HENDRY
effective. Have a bottle handy in your
announcement may be elaborated upon.] ma, Portland. Seattle and other north­
“ when tile humbug Is pretty and barm
DENTIHT
medieine chest for grippe, croup and all
west cities That announcement was less
But they resent the kind lliat
LADY
ATTENDANT
; bronchial affections. At druggist*, SO*
Presbyterian Church D. \. Muel.eod, made by the representatives of the
buzzes around waiting for u chance lo
OVER FI KMT NATIONAL BANK
pastor; phone 137R Bible »-n od at 10 quartermaster's department of the
sting 'em ."- Wushlngtob Star
to give you any informa­
Work done after hours und Sunday* by
Clear Away the Want«.
a. in. Morning worship at 11 a ci. Jun­ army, who are here to supervise the
tion regarding
appointment
Bowel regularity is the aeeret o f good
ior Christian Endeavor at .'1 p. m. Eve­ preliminary work
Th# Plain Pcopl*.
ning worship at 7:30 p. in.
L'ottuge Grove, Oregon health, bright eyes, elear eoluplex ions,
it will be necessary to build thou­
"I put m.v rullìi In the wisdom o f the I'hone 10
and Dr. King's New Life Fill* are a
Regular preaching service Monday at
sands of buildings to house the 6U.0U0 pialli people." said the statesman.
; tnild and gentle laxative that regulate*
11 a. iu.
"Yes." replied Senator Sorghum "The
troops to be brought to camp, begin­
A. W. KIME, M. D.
• • *
| the bowel* mol relieves the congested
wisdom o f Ike plain people Is all right.
Methodist Church— Kev. Jos. Knotts, ning September 1. Of this number,
PIIYMIOIAN
AND 8UROEON
intestine* by removing the neciinmlated
The
only
thing
I
fear
Is
that
some
of
and to take your sub­
pastor. Munday school at 10 a. m. Leg 800 of the structures will be of a per­ them are getting so that they know
waste* without griping. Tnke a pill he
Office in Fhilllp*
The great task
ular preaching services ut 11 a. ui. aud manent character.
fore retiring mid that heavy head, thatg
scription without any e x ­
Building, over the
too much."- W ashington Star
7:30 p. iu. Mid week prayer meeting must be completed by the date of the
•lull spring fever feeling disnppenr*
Heusou It-ug Store
pense to you.
first arrival of soldiers Captain David
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Office Fhoae 34 Residence I’ hone 126J Get Dr. King's New Life Fills at your
Kind Mother.
•
•
*
druggiMt, 23c.
L. Stone estimates that SOOO workmen
Mrs. O’ Brien An' I see yez fakin'
Christian Church Walter Callison, will be employed there during tbe In washln’ agin, Mrs. O'FluiiulganT
DR.
W.
M.
HAMILTON
minister. Bible school 0:45 a. in. Young summer.
Mrs. O'Flautdgmi Mure 'll* only to
LICENSED CHIROPRACTIC
People’s Mociety of Christian Endeavor
amuse the clillder I'm doin' It They
PIIYMIOIAN
U. S. B O N D S free from
6:30 p. in Preaching 11a. m. and 7:30
lolke the wlndles covered wT steam so Consultation and examination free. Of
p.
m.
Liberty
Loan
Facta.
taxation are not bad in­
• • •
that they can make pictures ou tldin!
fice hour* it to 5, Sunday* and evening*
Amount of Loan— 12,000,000,000.
vestments.
Cottage Qrove Transfer
I’ earsou'a Weekly
by appointment.
Baptist Church—E. G. O. Groat, pas­
Pacific Coast’s Share—$166,000.000.
tor emeritus. Monday school 10 a. m.
Office in old L'ottuge Grove Hunk Bldg
Size of Houda »Go, »100. »G00. $1000,
Preaching 11 a. in. Prayer meeting
Quits a Differsncs.
104Vii Main Avenue
and upward.
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
"Fa, what's the difference between
• • •
Rate of Interest— 3Vi per cent per a patriot and a Jingo?"
’ radices in all courts. Twenty five
Christian Science Services in the year.
“ A patriot, my son. fa one whose
year» ’ experience
Plauo Moving
chapel at 242 Hecoad street each Hun
Term of Bonds— The bonds run for bosom a wells with pride of Ills cuuu
H. J. SHINN
day at 11 a. in. Regular testimonial 30 years. Tbe government reserves fry, while In a jingo the swelling ap
Auto Dray For Quick Dallvary
ATTORNEY AT LAW
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. the right to buy them back at lace pears In his bead
S t Louts Boat
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Dispatch.
Tbe building is open for the use o f the value after 16 years.
NOTARY PUBLIC
circulating library each Wednesday
Phone 72
Your money will be spent wholly In
Bader Bldg.
Cottage Grove, Orfr.
Th* Rsason.
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordial America.
"You never laugh at my jokes.”
ly invited to the services, as well as to
Worm* Handicap Your Child.
Every bank is authorized to take
ALTA KINO
“1 wouldn't dare to."
make use of tbe literature.
Worm* drain the *trength and vituli
subscriptions for the government.
• • •
“W h y n o t ?"
ATTORNEY AT LAW
of children, making them dull nnd li»
"I have always been taught to re
Catholic Church Father Curley, pas Only 2 per cent of purchase need be
O ffice in rear o f First
less. Their power to resist more serin
paid
now,
and
the
balance
as
follows:
sp«K't
old
age."—
Hultlmore
American.
tor. Mass and Monday school at 8 a. m.
National Hank
diseases is reduced mid energy and i
on first and third Mundays of every 18 per cent on June 28—20 per cent
Cottage Grove
:
t
t
: Oregon terest in piny i* lucking.
Kickapi
Vulgarity.
month. Munday school at 10:30 a. m. on on July 30-—30 per cent on August 16
Vkorni Killer is n mildly Inxntive rein
“ Why do you say lie Is vulgar?"
—30 per cent on August 30.
second and fourth Mundays.
dy in candy tablet form thnt rhildri
• • •
DR. 8 M. WENDT
“ Because be I ihs at least ten time*
like to tnke. If kill* and removes ll
<'Id-ago
Physician and Surgeon
Free Methodist Church— Rev. F. W.
A live rommunity wants a live news­ *s lunch money as I ha ve
worms and let* your child grow slroi
Herald
Oliver, pastor. Habbath school at 10 a. paper. There ean be no live newspaper
Special attention given to generul *ur- and healthy like other children. Don
m. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. without tbe support of those who wish
ger and Eye, Knr, Nose and Throat. let your child be dragged down I
Be pitiful, for every man la fighting
curb
a
newspaper.
Are
you
doing
your
Prayer
meeting
Wednesdays
at
7:30
p.
Superintendent Cottage Grove Hospital. worm*. Full direction* on the box. i
W IO E I
i bard battle Iau Matiareu.
. , Frano**
* CO.
Telephone: Office, 2; Residence, 120 all druggist*, 2Se.
bit»
•••
-*#n
a f m
i m All are welcome.
h in t s
o n
Sh e rm an
W.
Moody
More Than Value
Received
R in fili
r
Farm Loans
Money
I
L. P. H U B B S
STERLING FEED CO.
i
We Will Be Glad
Liberty Bonds
31%
L . L . H a rrel
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
J
Draying of all Kinds