Cottage Grove sentinel., May 03, 1918, Image 2

Mi*' Orrin Robinson had us her guest
Fridux Mrs. Dtnkie, o f \shlutid. who
ha* been x »siting at the home o f her
son ut I.o rane Mrs. Robinson and Mrs.
Dtnkie xvere n eigh bor* 15 ye ars ago.
I' x> « » or th re e y e ar* ago Mr*. Robinson
heard « » t a Durkie faintly and made m
*|uiiy to learn if it might In* the s am e
fam ily, with the result that the reunion
xxsih lo Id last week. Mrs Durkie is now
*7 y e ar* o f age but still ha* a good
uo*moi x and is Quite spry.
S he has
pushed l hi ougli many *orrox\* si nee she
and Mi* Robinson were neighbor*. Her
husband vvns crushed beneath tut old
barn which he xxas te arin g down, and a
two year old daughter xxas burned to
death. T w o other d a u g h te r* and two
*oiis are 11 x ing.
ilio l a d i e s ’ aid society «»I tin* Moth*
list church n o t W ednesday, April 2-4,
at the » lima li xxitli Mrs. H N. Sxxengel,
Mrs J e n n i e Fishbiiru and Mrs. Jo se p h
K n o tts a * hostesses. T h e a fte rn o o n xxas
spent xxith k n it t in g and piecing qu ilts.
Repu blican
! There was a le af guessing con test iti
For strict business princi­
President Oregon S ta te
| which Mrs. \ndroxx B rand won the
ples in the management of
! pri/e, a bouquet of forget me n»»t*. Vo
Senate
state affairs.
B ee au *e I nituil S t a t u * S e n a t o r l'li;ttle* * a 1 numbers xveregix eu by Mrs \iidrow
I McNarx ha* urn tit» 4 ;«*«*«! In* *h<)iil«l I».* Bruud, Mr*. R \N Glass and Miss H<1
uomiuatud to m i c c m l hitii*elt' m tin* »a Bretallove, and Mrs (Hass read ‘ ‘ The
Kor Rural Credits extension, Irrigation. Drainage and De-
K cp uhlicaa prim ary, May 17th.
B o yles* H o m e . "
velopnient of all our resources.
From the day In* b ecam e S e n a t o r be
ha* loyally « tiuiupi' or<l tin* pio *ecution
F i f t y w**r»* present from E u g en e to
uf
the war. mid d uring hi* term o f of Attend the regular m eeting o f the E a s t ­
eapital
and
business
to
every
For assistance by Portland
fi«*e ha* aceotupliahetl more for Oregon ern S t a r F r id a y ev en in g, among th»*
section of our great state.
than unv o th e r m«*iiit»er in i'o tig re s* in g st* bein g (»rami P atro n Howard and
a like period.
Past Grand P atro n Dunn. M illicent and
Among hi* colleague* he i* known a* J e r r i n o Burrows and Donna Nichols, all
For the rights of both Labor and Capital undei a scheme
" t h e man on th e j o b . " and d uring the lit t le child ren, e n te rtain e d th e gu ests
of mutual co-operation.
present war c r i* i * Oregon should con­ with readings. Light r e fre s h m e n ts xvero
sid er it s e lf fo rt u n a t e in h a x in g an op serx ed to tin* gu ests at m idnight.
p o rtu nity to return him and not be com The regular monthly* t* o 'c lo c k din ner
polled to send to W ashingto n a new, un by the S t a r xxas gixeti preceding the
trained man.
m«*eting, at which about f i f t y were
H eliexing that the mipreiue o b lig atio n present. Mrs. .bn P orte r and Mrs. H arry
We are paying about $50tH) more per 16 foot mile of Ritu-
he owe« his country i* t «» help xvm the Wynne wer»* th«* hostess«*.
lithic Pavement in Oregon than i> being paid in Washington.
xxar. S e n a t o r M c N a iy , in stead o f return
mg to hi* S t a t e to eonduet a political
Mr». li. M. S»'»»It, the re tirin g p re s i­
Let us build good roads in every county in the state (11VK
cam paign , is at hi* post in Wanhingi*>n »I«‘i»f, was hostess to the Con stellâ t ion
EV ERY COUNTY A SQUARE DEAL.
work in g for tOregon and aid in g in the club ycsterday afte rn o o n . T h e follow
prosecutio n o f the war.
c t e d : P re sid en t,
ing o f f ic e r s wert»
Ekel MOSER
, will forever banish the subtle influ­
A lw ays sin ce e n te rin g the S e n a t e h< Mi-, T. ( W h e e le r ; vice pr»**id«*nt. Mrs
ha* been a frie n d o f our s o ld ie r* and \mlrew Brun d; *e«r«*turv, Mrs ( ’. H
ence of the Paving Trust from Oregon Polities.
*uil«>r* and ha* introduced legislatio n ( ’ois«»n. Hooveri/ed refreshiu«*nt* xv«*re
g iv in g them
preferential
homestead serxe«| ut 5:.' 10 .
AGGRESSIVELY INDEPENDENT
• • •*)'■
f i g h t * and repeated ly cham pioned their
( P a id ad v.)
a-C n>:: 10
cause when t h e ir w e lfa re xxas in j c ■l>
The M P (• club inet T uesday with
ardy.
Mrs. W J . Woods, only club mein her*
C h am pioning the cause o f the Oregon bring
present
Hooveri/ed
refresh-
| fa rm e r *, S e n a t o r Me.Nary procured for
m ents xv»*re served ut 5 :3 0 .
A D M I N I S T R A T O R S NOTICE.
W ATCH Y O l ’ R L A B E L .
S a v e Ç5c them a prim ary wheat m a r k e t , sax lug
N o tic e is hereby givt-n that by ..rdor
th e re b y fex era! million d o lla r* to the
M ount View Society.
o f the County Court o f L ane County,
I wheat gro w e r* o f the North went.
F ran k S e ars und hi* mother. Mrs.
Oregon, duly made and entered o f re c ­
Iteuli/iug tlo* present Food C o n tn d
Mrs K a te Sears, were gu ests «»f honor
ord o s the ;:utii day of I l i a h, 1918, in
Law f a il* to fix price* for many coin
»r a ftirew»ll partv M»»mlny night at
the m utter o f the e s t a t e o f J a m e s H e n ry
i modi ties. S e n a t o r M cN ary has intro
th** »I. R. Coob*y hom«*. L ig h t n fresh
D e rb y , deceased, the undersigned, A lt a
i dueed, and i* la b o rin g fo r the passage
K ing, was duly appointed a d m in istra to r
ment* wer«* s«*rve«l. T h e «*vening, xvhlch
o f a bill, s t r ik in g at p r o f i t e e r in g aud
o f said e sta te . All persons hav ing claim s
■ f i x i n g prices on the necessaries o f iif
against said e st a t e are required to p r e ­
| S e n a t o r M e N a r y I n * procured:
sent them duly v e rif ie d as by law re­
■ jp A
quired to said a d m in istra to r a t his law
G o v ern m ent c o n t r a c t s fo r the f i n f
o f f i c e in the F i r s t N a t io n a l B a n k b u i l d ­
tim e in the S t a t e ’s histo ry for Oreg
ing, C o tta g e Grove, Oregon, within six
product*, such a * prune*, de hvdruted
months from the d ate o f this notice.
I potato*** and x e g e ta b le * in large quun
Dated this 5th dav o f April. 1913.
I titie *.
W . G. P E R R Y , Prop.
A I.T A K IN G .
L a r g e g o v e rnm e nt c o n t r a c t s for fac
a5 m3
A d m in is tra to r. F r e e D e liv e ry at All Tim e« o f th e Day
, tori* * for a rm y c lo th in g and shipbuild
ing yards and the lumber industry.
H
He
procured space on B ritis h ships
i I for the shipment of condensed milk and
uni from Oregon eondenseries, w here
by th»* d is aste r which th re ate n e d This
Oné o f a .9# rlo o f fn fo r m o tiv o A rt tetto
in dustry was av erted.
on D onlu l H y g io n o N o. 3
S e n a t o r M cN a ry i* w o rk in g:
F o r prompt paym ent o f allo tm en ts to
I n c r e a s e C h ild r e n ’s
| dependent r e l a t iv e * o f our soldier* and
E fficie n cy 9 9 .8 %
| sailors.
F o r the c on stru c tio n o f a const Mili-
N I n v e s t i g a t i o n in t h .
A ' M .r i o n S c h o o l C l . v e U n d ,
| t a r y H ig hw ay at go v ernm ent expense.
Ohio, .h o w r d t h . t » 7't of
F o r a com prehen siv e plan for th»* utll-
th e school en ro llm en t had d»
n r t d o r l r r f , u l i r teeth .T w en ty
j i/ation o f O r e g o n ’s w a te r power r e ­
«evtfn of th e . « , from one to four
sources.
y e a r » behind In th e i r B r a d e ,
we re orwanizrd Into a dent al
S e n a t o r M e N a r y xxas born on a farm
aguad. At th e end o f t h e ye ar
th er e had been a M . C ’c l a r r - u t
in O rego n ; reared in the B a p t is t c hurch;
In w o r k i n g . I B c i . n c y o f tkla
educated in tu»* public schools; worked
■quad.
hi* way through S t a n f o r d I 'n i v e r s i t y ;
A sim ila r e x p e r i m e n t in th e
K u clr n ia n S c h o o l , P o r t l a n d .
is a la w y e r and farm* r and ha* b**en a
Oregon .bo w ed gr eat resulta.
life-lo ng K»*puldican. He was fornierfy
T he new P r o p h y la ct ic o r P r e ­
venti ve D e n t i s t r y baa fo r lie
a J u s t i c e on the S uprem e Court and
prin ciple KK KP T II K M ol TH
Inter c h airm an o f the S t a t e Republican
ANO T E K T H Cl.KANT Tbla
d o e .n 't m e a n thatp eopleah ould
| < e n tra l Com m ittee.
m erely ke ep th eir fr o n t teeth
S p a c e fo rb id s us f u r th e r enumeration
clea n and white on tbe oute td e
It meana that a l l the teeth must
i o f th»* vast am ount o f work S e n a to r
be kept c lean on all t h e i r aur
M c N a ry ha* done for Oregon, but any
fa c et, fro nt, b ark . Bidet, and
down to t b e g u m i , and below
one will realiz e from the forego ing that
th e gu m*. T o m ake thla alate
i th e .Senator has displayed truly remark
of tTeanlinea* poaalbleto t very
high de gree, teeth must find be
¡ a b l e a b i li t y , coupled with e x t ra o r d in a ry
made smooth, and.then hig hly
I d ilige n ce and e n e rg y . Hi* n a tiv e s tate
poliahed.
j » an best show its a p p rec iatio n o f hi*
After thia workiliaih ee n done -
tf prop erda lly attention it given
If your dealer doe* not rerry
j f a i t h f u l and e f f i c i e n t s er v ic e* by nom
the teeth by th e Individual
them, »end $ 1 . 2 b f o r a carton
they may be easily kept clean
in a ting and e le c tin g him.
of 12 packages toThe Tobacco
and
healthy.
Company of California, San
T H O M A S B. K A T .
Francisco.
H
u h ll. W b y l b .
S t u t e T reasurer.
S l a t . lU n ttit A .. .n a i l o n
B W. H L E K M A N ,
o f O r.y o n
Bus. Rep. o f D i s t r i c t Council
o f Carpenters.
M R S . GKO. W. Me M A TH ,
Pres, o f Co o p e rativ e League.
T H O M A S A M e HR I l)R ,
C h ie f J u s t i c e o f Oregon S uprem e Court.
T . B N E C I IA CHEN,
Vice Ch airm an Hugh«** Cainpnign
m2-10
Com mittee.
T h e re Can Be No Doubt A bout the Re-
HUltn in C o tta g e Drove
A want, m ! conta little* ami o fte n lirin«*
For a vigorous prosecution
of the war to a victorious
conclusion.
GUS C. MOSER
p waiogio
t ' onti i
United States Senator
Chas. L. McNary
For Good Roads but Fighting Paving Trust
was spent \\ 11 li guiiif*. music and
\<*rsution, xx ili remaiii a momoraldo «>«■
casiou to thè f i f t y »*r s ì x t ) f iie m ls and
re lntives w ho gathcr«*d t»» bui
Mi
S e a r s a s a f e ¡«Mirney ami a speedy re
t u n i from lns quest * ‘ f«»r thè kaiser. "
I le lenves Wednesday l'or Camp K»*rn
n e y , C alifo r n ia , and will g»» fumi tlis*r••
t * * Frutice next inonth. M j * S e a rs xxill
rema ili ni thè neigltborhiMNl for un iw
temb'd visit aimmg ber inniiy friend s
ami relntives.
A H an d
RESULTS TELL
log return*. N o th in g too fog or too l i t ­
tle to be ttobl by a w ant ail.
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Noi tee in hereby giv e n fitti f by an or
<|er o f thè eounty eourt o f l.ttne eonnty,
Oregon, Diade and entered o f record on
thè 27th day o f M arc h , 191*, in Ilio
m a t t e r o f th è e ntate o f L yd ia K. H ic k e r ,
i deeeaneil, thè nndernigned watt ilnly tip
pointeil tidninintrHtor o f naid entate.
All pcraon» h a v in g clninm tigli in ut
naitl entate are hereb y required to t,re­
tte nt thè natile, rluly ve rifie d , to thè un-
ilentigned a t thè law o f f i c e * o f l ’o tte r &
Itiunel in Kngene, Oregon, u i t h i n m t
monthn from thè d a te o f thin nofiee.
Dateti thin 5th tlay o f Aprii, J !* 18.
H T A N I .K Y H IC 'K E Y ,
A d m in in trato r o f thè entate o f
L y d ia H. H ic lie y, decenned.
■ P O T T E R A I M M E L ,
a 5 m3
A t t o r n e y * fo r E s t a t e .
Kennltn tell the tale.
All iloobt in removed.
T h e tentimony o f a C o t t a g e Drove
citizen
Can be <:i.-ily in v e stig ate d .
W hat b e t t e r proof o f merit can bo
had I
J . B. Himernl, retired f u rn itu re den i­
er, 5* HI I Che H in t Ave., C o tta g e Drove,
nay s: “ Doan '» K id n e y l*ilite nre n m e d ­
icine o f merit anti whenever I b a t e
tak e n them, I have found them to bo
till t h a t 1 « elaimed for them. I c o u l d n ’t
recommend a more re liab le medicine
for la mene*» a e ro ** the buck am i g e n ­
eral k id n e y trouble than
ney P i l l » . ”
Donn ’« Kill
P rice 00c nt nil denier».
D o n ’t
»imply nnk for n kid ney rem edy— g e t
Doan'it K id n e y Pill»- the «ante t h a t
Mr Hi mera I had. F o s te r Miltmrn Co..
Prop»., b u f f a l o , N. Y .
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gnrdens
The llonor (ìu ard has a liiiiiti*«! nulli
bei of « *OUflirt k i t * xx III! h it xx ili b«*
gla«l to t u r n i N h tu nnltlier*. Il a ve al
i » • 11 d x gix»n toCh«*ster \ mi I »» nloirg and
I xx o olh«*r recruits.
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LIKE BACON
So we toast the Burley tobacco
used in LUCKY STR IK E Ciga­
rettes for exactly the same reason
—to bring out the rich, solid flavor.
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Lei uJ Huu^
People’s Meat Market
IT’S TOASTED
Dixisioiis Nos .1 1 | ami <> hnve vet to
report in regard to agi »cult orai prò
gii nh MI oth«*r dixisioti* liuxi* sta ite li
We h ix«' I xx o gran ite pi«* plat»** that
xx ere l«*fl at olir rnippcr J n n ii a r y II», and
HONOR G U A RD N O T E S
niiincrotis « inpty fru ii j i « i » (»wn«*rs culi
| htix •* suiii»* by enlling al high s<*hi»ol
Mix «»lt»«*i missing «lishes xxill In* re
Friilav night, Nlav l. is b«*n«, fit night placed il nwtiern w ili notify un ami th«*
at th«* \reade T h e n t e r for thè llonor «II*tl«*s »lue eannot bc t«»uml.
Giiar«l. MI tick»*ts *«»l»l bv llo no r («nani
g ir l* and all ndiiiinsioiiN tak e n at wm
n o tici : to umerh o r w a t e r
«b*xx ttbov«* a certnin suiii f«*r exp«*ns«*s
l i r i g a t m g is prt»hlbit«‘«l for n few
will g«i t « » thè* llo no r Gtitirtl 'l'icki’ts
«la V* until ih»* l.ay n g cr«*ck line i* re
ad ults, 2Ó«*; (hildreii. lOe
Be*ld«*s th«* p.ured
The siipply troni th«' west Nule
film , " T h e Son «»f Dein«»era« x , " thè reset x oir is only « noiigh for thè n«*cc*
li»»ii«»r Guard will puf on a musi« il prò siry ie«|ini«*in«*nts and to use it f«»r irrt
grani. M ish J u l i a Witlorvxox will *«»ll gatioii xx «• i«I<I «*mlaiig«*r thè city* tu cane
t i c k e t * at wiml«»w. ami
Misses F ila t»l' tir»* T h e re xxill be pieni v »»f w ater
Coiint*, MxrtI«* Swan*«»n, Susie W illier
xx »tini» a f»*w diiy s
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Water ( '««luiniNNloiier
G o o d M e a ts
At Prices that are right
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Fresh Meats
OU know how cooking
brings out all the rich
pungent flavor of bacon—
there’s nothing that tastes
better. But you wouldn't like
it raw.
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Phone 80
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THE SIMPLE STORE
Y ou can always find a bar­
gain at the Sample Store.
Just received, a lot of Chil­
dren's and Misses’ dresses.
M«n s Dress Sturts ........................................
9 . V to $ | . « 5
Men’s Black Hose 25c pr and
2 Pairs for UfiO
Men’s Dress Shoes from
$ 2 . 9 5 to $ 7 , 5 0
Men’s Work Shoes from
$ 2 . ( » 5 to $ < ¿ .5 0
Ladies' Dress Shoes from
$ 2 . i ) . p> to $<> $ 5
Ladies' White Pumps, rubber sole .............................. $ 1 . 5 0
Sample Store
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