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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1918)
Hereafter Hpray'a stori* will not dc liver anything hi town. Wi* d o n ’ t h*’ lieve in tin- unnei-essury e ip e n s e ; also I we d o n 't believe ill the people that car j iy their good* homi- helping to pay for j the 4#thi*r fellow ’* «bdiveries. mlflftf 1 SEEDS The ( entrai hotel m being redeeorat ed inside. I Mr. mid Mrs. J. V. .Fobnson were in Kiigeni* Tue*day. Plant your war garden with reliable seeds. W e carry Mr*. Allie RobiiiNon I Tueiiday. wim in Kugem* Brami new lot o f fishing tackle tin* Swi ng* I Har«lware. at Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Allison, both «if whom have been ailing during the win ti-r, ar«* getting along fairly well. thekind that grow A FULL AS Farai* rs* Cash .Market that mena* we pay you spot cuah f«>r your produce am] t«»r spot cash you ean save uiouey un your feed, poultry «upplies, »eeds ami grm-erics. Mr*. Nani»* ('ruson has starti*«! suit fot divoree iigainst Albert IL ( fusori. They w«*r«' inarrie«! ut Vaneouver Lei» ruàry Jó. ( ifi«* Ht-cond haml piano for sub* cheap if takeu ut orii'i*. \V «• ulso hamlli* n«*w pian«»*. Imiuiri* o f M C. ('ochran, 100 1 Kast Maia, Cottage Grove. in lotte ( K ER R & , S IL S B Y 1 Th»* 1 1 ni* n t Ino* o f 4*i*i v i’d at M im I ni 'I j V |ihoiiogru|jhM n* m l At fit Tin* It I M ill«*r fam ily him inovfd f « * ( i n tin, wlo'ii* Mr. Miller him a log ging »‘ont rni*t . Mr»* (it WHATIS POOR SIGHT? NEAR u VoU « I t l l i o f S IG H T E D ’ ’ tli t f ti to «* ni t hi t 4 * 1 nil itf iio.r4* N«»ui**tmu*«* t \4 *44*4* W4-II f o r fliuii tlo* It'll*» t In r t f n n y n t i' U i IN 4 it ll»T IV INI* llll|»l*r f l - l t , I* hi fit* * * vv :»r |i»*il; \ i n i 1«*«I j 4* l at i \ I*« Whit»» •»»•»•»I ou t n ut H|»ri»y ’*. mJJtf CULTIVATORS, HOES RAKES, FARM MACHINERY PLOWS, HARROWS Wynne &Kime HARDWARE Protect your «-ar with bump«*r*. Find them at Henry Garage. mJRe \vol nil «»I tIn*it* t l f l . i t * » mi* rorn*i*t l"*l U i t l i H Ulftllll'* I«*I|N«*N lit 13. J. S c h o ll li l( ( »lit to*r, i*f Fort lanil, Nto|»|»i**l due«*, ami we mu*t have th«* cash or ruJJtf I o f f lo-fi* Sunday on hm way horn«* from produce. Spruy's. o r r o M k t k im t o f t i c i a n l(i»Ni*burg, win'll' In* i-omliit't«*d a law Mary Kllen Ben join was taken to a lknskh ( ik o u n d o n f k k m ih k h • in? Hm *mt»*r in law. Mr* I) II ll«-in Kugene hospital Saturday morning ami 1‘ liHiiy, a ci1 olii |>a nii'd him to f ’ ortlund was immediately operat4*«l upon for a for a v iNit. serious tit*«' o f appendicitis. Her con Tin* a|»ot 4’a n !» ami carry hotni* your d 1 1ion was precarious tor some time, go« ni n in I* :• a* i- li!*a | » it gtitiil n . Mak«* a but *h«' is now on th«* road t«» recov ery. S <*uviug at Spray * n . mJJtf Mr*. Benson has remained with her I Mrt, |.i*4* Hov W orniti him n*4*i'i v ml «laughter during th»* week. ('til! ut ilo* I utirkt iiiillim-r\ for your 1 word that l o r .*mi !.••♦• ICoy, Jr., him Ktutrr I »on ti I* t . mlMfttr»|.*l i pHMNt'd tlo* i-ia in in at ioiin at F«»rtr«*Nn j .Monrot* and will probably In* «-omini* Mrr K tfr R Mrl^m*»‘ li, o f M *» ii t it lilt, ; *ion« *1 a N«-t-ond lit'Utonaut. Il«* proba tuoi lo*r «li»tiglit»r, .Mr** Chi»*. Marrow, Ids will b«* Ntatinfo'd at Fort St«*v«'ii* o f Marrol:», :ir«* vi*4itiug ut fio* liofili* o f I inni muy ha ve a two w»*«*kN' tiirhoigh Mi** M• (^ui'i'ii *4 mm, (•oorgi* M«C^ui*i*n loti hi* way homi* II«* in «*1 p«M't«*il to ar Iv I .04 k \V«H»»| tllot Mr. Il IO I M m live bere nekt w i*ek. l i niik M»* I ':»» lutili uiotoii'it to llugi*nr* High gru«le ganlt-n tool»« w«»rk beat 1.0-,<ln \ ami are beat. Get yuura frotti S\v«*ng«*l llardw ar«*. MrN. S. F. Parker, uf Albany. ami Mra. li. T R. rhuiuaa, o f .M o I ii II n , wlm liuti beeii viaiting relativea ut l.utolpark. nbtivt* lliaatou, arrivi*»! bere M onda ), \ \ i*it«*»l «i\t't night ut flit* ('. Il ( ’oratili hoine, unii l»*ft tur th«*ir bolli«** Tuea ! «lay. Ladies’ Shoes I FOR SPRING AND SUMMER S|»li n.li.l new show in); in gray*, In owns, Macks ami whites in Invìi tops Also while canvas The City Meat Murket pay* cash for eggs. spttitft K. M. ( ib«*rg arrive«! Monday from Minneapoli*. Minn., to j«»iit hi* wife, who ha* h«'«*!i visiting her moth«*r an«! *i*t«*r. Mrs. J. B. Lewis ami Mrs. R. S. Trask. Mr. and Mr*. Oberg l«*ft f«»r Imnie Tue*«lay by th»* way *»f Man Fran «• i*co. W E SELL PEARL SHORTENING BEST LARD SUBSTITUTE IN THE MARKET A full line o f recorda «ut bum! at II. 1 C. M ada en ’a. POWELL & IIEMENWAY F R IC K S AH F. RIGHT FuriiH'rii ’ C’ iim I i Market paya mali for « ho kt'ii*, eggN, hob**, ehitt«*m bark and olii iron. I*i'i«y Goinlwiti, a Sun Diego bankrr, MNited tlo* Uari*t*on’ n h«*r«* a «lay thin w 4*»* k . n v lfitf Mra. Francea K. Gray w«*nt tu llalaey I Tu«*a«lay “ Il buaitieaa. Mia. \ Il h4‘aglit unti childrcn, o f Hiilgefiel«!, Wimh., who limi been viait uig Mr*. H eag le’a inother, Mra. Sarah I limili*, re!urned h«une Tueadav. Give fin* boy a present o f a nice wrist w afeli. A new line just in at H. C. Mudarti'*. flótte R ev . R. S. Bishop, o f was in the eity Tueailay. Brow nsville, tlo- f a n i o n * I b nn i o i o l *t|iogt'«* t r e a d mi Mrs. ( ’ urti* Parker, o f A Iv adore, via iteti Tueailay at the (\ M Parker home. fonodiile tin** with tuli tiiileagi* adjust ment* Mr*, (/limb** McFarland ('reawell Tueailay. Tin* Swt-ngt-l II a ni wan* is now Ni*||ing vi*ited in CITY MEAT MARKET HagliiiilUK April 1. we will clone at 5 p nt. every ilay except Saturday Hints on Eyesight II you have freipieut heailmhi**, if you are diatunt ob ject* d e a r ly , but pain fully, or need to hidil printed matter nearer to or f u r ther from the eye than formerly, or neeil more lig h t— if you luivi* obaervitl these thing* your eye* need I hi* help o f eorreetly initde glu**e* to a**i*t a* well a* pre *erve your *ighf for gri'nter e f f i rieney. Aeeurately fitted gla**4‘* Moody'« Dt-ep-Curva are only po**ible when the *ight Kryptok Irn to Ar« H«ttrr ha* been aeienfifirally te,*teil. We have every facility and l«*»ig year* o f experience ami study f o r doing tin* and eierciae the greatest care no that you may receive the utmo*t lienefit from wearing gla*ae*. All work guaranteed. Broknu Quickly K«pla< e<l 881 Willnmcttc W . cT M O O D Y EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST ^ND OPTICIAN Street, •lo«* Smith, who is with thè ambulance eorps, ari iv «'«I Maturila)' from American Lakt '»n a w«*4*k ’s furlough. Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. Womi r«kturned kritliv fr«un ari t*xtem|e«J vi*ir in th«* «•iist. M \ K K YOI B KAMTKR BONNKTH L K 'K TH K K A I S E R .— A millinery «lepartmcnt has been «*stab lished at Re«l ('r«>*s heud«|uart«*rs in charge of Mrs. k*. ,1. Helliwi*ll a rnillin t-r «.I 1* yeurs* experience. The open- ing will be belt! Saturday. March JO. Many N E W li VTS will be on display, ji«iv «• your order now for making over your old h it. Millinery ami superfluity stor* «»pen every afternoon. — H LLI* Eugene, Oregon. 1‘actory ou Premisea Telephone 362 Wall Paper, Paint and Paper Hanging A. BRUND 4 COMP’Y J ! Grocers to Particular People Bidwell <& Clark COTTAGE GRO VE, OREGON 4 Mr«. ( Monday. S«-«»tt wa* from Dorena Spray will pay you «10 per ton for may kind o f old iroa or steel. Clean up ;ind kelp lick the Kui«or. jnllstfc <». I.. N ichoi« left Monday for W olf Creek to «tart lii« su m m er'» work en pineerinj; for l*iiiific bighwny. N. W. W h ite i« installing in his farm home it com plete electric ¡i^htiiiK sys tem purchased through the A. !"<. Myers Klectriral company, o f this city. While prices go up. get a classy sec mid hand car at pre war prices. Wc have a d a ndy 11*111 Flanders 2t* in tip top condition. Has new tires and has I m-t been completely overhauled. Would be a splendid bargain at a much higher price. Hoes at $225, and is goin g to go. I «let in while the g e t t i n g ’s good. Wood I son Brothers. ntWitf Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kidd returned I I'nesday from an extended visit in Mis I souri. Mr and Mr«. It M. \Vlie< 1er were up from I'ortland Monday and Tne.dny. W. K. Wise, o f Wise Villa, candidate for county commissioner, was in the city I'uesday. Military wri«t wutehe« jii.t in nt II. M adaen’a. n full line f1 5 tfc Mr. and Mrs. C. A. llasch have re ceived word from their son Walter that he has enlisted as a lo com otive engineer and will soon be on his way to France. He enlisted from Tueorna. Miss l.ueille Brnnstetter, o f Eugene, is su ffer in g with ty phoid fever. Those who sent t'ruit ja rs to Honor Guard supper January 19, and which have not been returned, may have same returned if they will leave names nt Sentinel o f f ic e . Ben l.ureh was in Eugene Friday. Cottage G lo v e ’s eamlulates have a gooil e ha nee to will i I' they get a large a ml solid vote from their home preeim-ts Those who want their home eamlidates to win will rememhor Pitcher and Bede on May IT, and will lie certain to vote. Harold Howard, son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Howard, and formerly o f this city , has enlisted from Marshfield as a truck driver. George Mnrksbury was in Eugene on business Fridny. EASTER NOVELTIES Chicks at each................. Chicks at 2 fo r ............... 5 C Rabbits 2 fo r .................. 5 c Candy Eggs at 10 for. l o Candy Eggs at 6 f o r . .. If* Candy Eggs, a lb ..........,‘ >0O Baskets . 5 * . 1 0 o . 1 5 0 EGG DYES. ETC. 20 Per Cent Discount on all Sweaters Saturday Only YARNS Fleisher‘s Yarn, skein ,‘ i O f Fleisher's Shetland Floss ball............................. ,*U )r Get pure Pennsylvania automobile oil from the Swengel Hardw are and see how much nicer your ear runs. The above varus are selling at 35c everywhere Will Hall returned trip to Portland. The Pair Sunday from a Corporal Ralph Teeters arrived yes terday from Fort Stevens for a visit with his parents and relatives. Phone 65 JJ Bread like mother tineil to moke. Get Mrs. Charles Heidler, and her son, Joe, it ut .tore* or Bernier’ m bakery. j i t f e i who was home from American Lake. Mr«. Ho.a (jjrriri ami Mi«« May Mat- She accompanied J on a» far as Mod- th i-»« »|»erit the H<H-k end with Mr*. mouth on his return yesterday. I’ urria '» daughter, Mr« at Ko»eburg. Vernon Field*, Mrs. A. H. Beagle visited in Eugene Sunday. Mr«. J. A. G riffin , <>f Kujjene, vi.ited relatives here Tuesday. Mr. and Mr«. C. A. Bartell were Eu gene visitors Saturday. Fiaak lirumbaui'h wan u|i from I.eh anon for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eakin, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. C’ urrin and Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Wynne motored to Eugene Sunday. With the solid vote ol the Cot- laife Grove country, the southern l.ane candidates have a <rnod chance tor nomination. Don’t for- ifet to he at the |iolls May IT and vote for Fiteher for sheriff anrl Bede for senator. Mrs. Henry Fisher and children, o f Leona, who ba <1 been visiting Mrs. F is h e r ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lu nau, returned noiue Monday. Georgie Kerr ha« recovered from bis recent severe illness. The Constellation club will hold u market o f cooked foods at the Red Cross rooms Saturday afternoon, all receipt» to go to the Red Cross. CLOCKS OF NATION GO AHEAD SUNDAY MORNING Sunday morning at 2 o ’clock thu clocks o f the nation go ahead one hour. It will riot be necessary, however, to stay up all night in order to attend to this. The change can be made when people retire Saturday night and the c lock * will then have the s-orrect time Sunday morning. Railroad trains which started before 2 o ’clock Sunday morning will be an hour late on th'-ir trip«, hut all trains starting after 2 o 'c l o c k will arrive on old schedules but according to the new- time, which will, us a matter o f fact, be an hour earltf-r than now. Easter Cantata at Methodist Church. “ The King o f G lo r y , ” an Easter c a n tata. will be sung ut the Methodist church next Sunday- evening, beginning at 7:.;o o 'c l o c k . The numbers are as follow s: Chorus, ‘ ‘ He Was D espised.” A. M. I’ rat her ft for Canada last Contralto solo. “ Our Wounded L o r d ” week. Mrs. lima Beager. Mrs. John Nilsby and daughter visited Soprano solo and chorus. “ There Is in Eugene Friday. a Green Hill Fur A w a y . ’ ’ Mrs. B. K. W. 1*. English returned Friday to M c Lawson. Minnville. Solo, quartette and chorus, “ As It G. A. Cavanaugh is up from Portland Began to D a w n ” ; solo, Mrs. Conner; quartet, Mrs. Conner. Mrs. A. Brund, putting in a crop on his place here. Mr. R. \\. Glass and Mr. Joseph Knotts. Bass solo and quartet. “ Seek Ye the L o r d ” ; solo. Mr. C. E. Cm phrey; quar C H E A P E S T GOOD tet, Mr», Ia-on Desl.arzes, Mrs. Beager, Mr. S. I.. Maekin, Mr. I’ mphrev, Chorus. “ An d Thev Worshipped T H IS S ID E OF P O R T L A N D H im . ” AT THE Soprano solo. “ An Easter O f f e r i n g . ” Mrs. Roy W. Glass. Final chorus, “ He Is the K in g o f G lo r y . ' ’ | March within ' *pe«*ial YOI R Mrs. W. W. McFarland returned T u c day from a visit in .Eugene. Veal and beef wanted. Highest rash price. Farmers' Cash Market. mL’ litf (r SH E R M A N \S :iriti*<lf bug* taf or sto«-k; bigbest market priee. Farm«*rs ’ Cash Market, tf | Brighten Up! fli**n you littvi* "A S T IG M A T IS M 1 WI1LKL Dole, who has been aeriously ili and re | «*ent 1 v umb*rw«*nt ari operation. Il«* is rep«»rte»l a* r«*«*ov ering. P l a n t a w a r g a r d e n ---------- a n d get your SE E D S fro m i Mrs. John i'almer came in from Mos- Stanley Hi«-key has been named by by <‘re«*k Sunday ami went t«i Kugene the probate « «»urt a* administrator o f to vi-it her daughter, Mrs. Spore*, who F»n»*j|t Inn* o f diuuioiolH in tlo* n t y the estate ot l.ydm h Hickey, who <J»c«l recently underwent an operation. at 11 C M ail <41*11 uJlRfe March Jo, 1R1H, leaving property o f the Mrs. H. Munniksma r«*turned fr«»m Thi* ilray wagon driv»*n by (•»•org«* cstimat«*«! value «if jflmni. T. ( ’ . Wheeler, Mi-- Marie Ridings, o f Kugene, spent Fort lam! Monday. Hobi \ and th»- iuumlry «l«*liv»*ry unto Worth Harv ey and (ieorge Know I«** the week end with Miss Genevieve I have about 500 White Leghorn • Irivi'ii bv M inn Dt'ululi Huwkiim, •*« » I were appointed as appraisers. .1 urv. baby chicks not sold yet. They will tob‘d at tlo- 4«irni*r of Main and Kighth Mill supplies; Hvv«»iig«*| 11 n r«l w:i re. j natch March JO. J. R. Spray. m29 -tri'i'f »* W i*i I n <*ml ay aft4*rnoon but fi**i Mr*. Herbert Kakin, Mrs. I.eon D«*s i V. S. G o f f has doubled the flo or th»-r wan •»«•roumly «lamag»*«l Tlo* wag«»n Lar/es. Mrs. B. R. Job , J. S. Benson fr space o f hi* *hoe shop and has one o f wim coming around tlo* «*«»rnt*r anil wim uii«i Rev. I>. \ Mac I .«*«»«1 motor«««! to the most modern plant* on the coast. ! not *4i*4'i» by M»* n llawkifm in timi* to Kugene Tuesday. l»r»*v »*nt t lo* I'olliNiofi. Mi** Neva Perkin* wa* up from Hal- Mr. and .Mrs. W. ( ’. Applewhite and I I *ey for the w«*ek eml. Scroto! Iiaiul <ur* o f all kind* tor hh I«* Mr-». I. I> Harrington motor«*«! t«» Ku I •it lli*firy (iarag»*. uiliH«1 gem* Monday. A. H. Tyson was up from Kugene Friday. Mr* Martha Kavn-r w .-m in Kng»-io- Don 't ask us for credit. W«* pay «mt ru.Nilay. 1 If your subscription expired between hundreds o f d«»llars tor all kinds o f pro SIG H T E D 1 | M IN *4 I lily Kti gfi i »*, ! hi*r»* t h m w «*4-k . Mr and Mr*» F. H I*ka 1 1)i|» m arrivi*«! I !*•*»* I n > frtiiu ( *i *4 1 ti 1 11 » * mol will r i* in a in lirit* for Noun* tino- T!n*y may again iitaki* floor liofili* Ion*, having I on * th«*ir liofili* and »»tori* uf (*«u|uill«* by fin*. -4lit| .114* llilllll* t « » li 4'Mtitl 4'lo* *4 filili • I I *4 t I 4‘ 44*4 |f II'»'' fi» tlir 4* % I 4* l| ( o f ( Ni» > , Ili 4 ■ t\\i‘ iif> tifili «if un itoli vuu uri* lliilf iC n t h , o f Van Dunkirk unci »l augh Mi tuoi Mm .1 K, Mlarkuiori* r«* I 1 11110 *1 >tiioiay from Montana with th** body ot ih»*ir lit tl»* boy, w h o h huh at ion*. int.ir»«l l»»*r»*. Tli4*y will again . m.i i.«• tin* t h•• ir Ionio*. II,,., (| ih *t m »li i* li ti h w«* r «* * I iti Itti) w«»r«l*. *• \N R(>N(i F« M I N ' your »•)'• »* tifi iiirh long ( f’rom f ront tu r«*i»ri th«*ti if *ln*uM Il UNI* UII Itoli |l*f!M NY*t«’fll 4*110 tlv flint, li• > lioirt*, no Irt* If ItoO•' Voli uri* "F A R ì t»*i mi * Garden Tools Beginning April 1 this store will close at 5 o’clock during the summer months Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Ventcb ami son Dnle are «»n their way homi* troni Mia riesofa, where they spent thè winter. Number young men ami women want i-«l to prepare for telegraph aerviee to hi’ lp fill vacnm H** caused by unusual L L. lini«* ami farnily bave moved drafting men for war; positions guarnii tei'd. Write Teh'graph l>»-purt m«*ntf troni Ashland to Durismiiir, C'alif. SORTMENT Room r*ob Panama Building, Portland, K«l Tiillar ami u <*r«*w bave been «io Ore. fH mJR mg sirine work oii th«* (iow dyvilie road lierai«! White and tw o classmate*, «lunng th«- pus! w*‘ok. Bank Pouter mol Neri Fowler, ar** Breud i* thè s t a f f o f lite. G«*t thè spending tlo* Kust«*r vacation at Mr. b«*st; especially wheu that is th«* hoaie W h i t e ’s horn«' here. mudi' brami. Beiid«*r s bakery. jd tfe (' iptiiin ('. ('. ( ‘ruson, «»ne o f thè s t a f f Miss Neva J. Per kins has been up pointed administratrix o f th«- estât«* ot offi«-«'rs, vvu's up from Fort Ht«*vens k'ri «lay, b• *ing accompani«-«l by Mrs. Cru \\ M lirnilfonl, o f Walton, vi*it*-«l ( 'at her » ro* A Perkins, decens«*d, who left property of tlo* «'stimate«! value o f soli. ('apt. ('ruson left Haturduy for a with ti M Vmo \ Wt*clui*fMlfiy. tlMfiH. (Ill ver o Ventch, .fame* Bedford visir at l«ebanon and Mrs. ('ruson re I ft \\ VV Ogli*nl»y w n m hi Eug»*n** and A B Woods were named by the iiiiiiii**«l bere unni Tuesiiay. Tu«**<Iiiy court t«» appraise the property. Mrs. ,1. W. Veateh is ut Anieriean \ It Wood w:i*4 in Kugi'fii* Ti»«**«li»y. Lak« visiting ber broth«*r, .fesse Me- C.C. MorseS Co. Lilly’s l). M. Ferry & Co. (r W A litigate write* frovo Highwood, Mont., that they are getting along fine bui »‘ Xpeet fo spemi th»* n»*it winter in (Jottagi* (¿rovi- 1 and March 0, it should be paid the next week in order to g**t the diS4-ount o f J5 cents. W A T C H LABEL U sed C ars G o o d U sed C a r C e n te r 930 Olive St.. Eugene. Phone 949 Come and see me b e fo r e you buy Supplies C. I. GOOD Repairing A daughter was born Saturday to Mr. and Mr». F. M. Hildreth, o f Corvallis. Mrs. Hildreth is a daughter o f Mrs. A. I.. Monroe, o f this city . Mrs. H. C. Combo, o f London, returned Monday from a visit with her daughter at Monmouth and her son at Portland. S. L. Godard arrived Saturday from Tillamook lu spend a week with his fam ily here. “ G ra n d m a ’ ’ Atk ins was out for an auto ride Monday, the first time she has been out o f doors since September. J. H. Chambers returned from a trip to Portland. Monday Mrs. C. M. Jackson spent the w eek end at Goshen. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Connelly were up from Kosehurg Saturday. E. J. How e returned to Portland Sun day. Munroe Files for Treasurer. Thomas W. Munroe, o f Eugene, has filed his declaration o f can dida cy f o r the republican nomination as county- treasurer. Mr. Munroe is a furniture dealer. He is a Spanish war veteran, having seen service in the Philippine Islands du ring the war with Spain and afterward during the Filippin o insurrec tion. I give special attention to the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, as well as General Surgery. Eyes tested and glasses fitted. Dr. Wendt, at Cottage Grove Hospital Get In While the Getting’s Good ! Ford cars have advanced nearly a hun dred dollars and as a consequence all second hand cars o f ev ery description will go up in price. Teh prices put on the second hand curs listed below will Mrs. J. J. Weeden spent the week-end be maintained but a fe w duvs. I f yon at Eugene with her daughter. Mrs. A u want one nt these prices, get it now, while the g e t t i n g 's g o o d : drey Smith. Mrs. O. F. King, who had been v isit ing at the home o f her brother, D. E. Slagle, returned Sunday to her home at Culver. Mrs. It. H. Gregory and son Alton were in from Black Butte Sunday. W hy not b u y that 1912 Flanders 20 f Not as good lo okin g as a new car but a Mr. and Mrs. ti. M. Scott and daugh mighty g ood bargain at $225; or W h a t 's the matter with this 1913 P a t ter Vera left Saturday for a visit at Wcndling. Mr. Scott returned Monday. erson at $21Uf Lots o f power and a big Among those from hero in Eugene barg ain; or Try this FT M. P. 30 at $250; good Saturday were Mrs. V. W. Kiine, Mrs. J. B. Prot/mnii, Mrs. C. M. Shinn, Miss tires and a bargain at $250; or I f you w ant class at less than the Georgia Kinsey and Mi«s Margaret Me price o f a new car, h e r e ’s exactly what Donald. you want in a 1913 Overland, model 71, II. J. Shinn was in Eugene Saturday equipped with self-starter. Just as good on business. as new for ev ery purpose and a fa n c y Miss Ada Matthews and Miss K ath bargain at $600; or leen Kem are up from the I', o f O. for Perhaps you could use a motor truck. the Easter vacation. Tf so, we have that, too. A Studebaker Mrs. Margaret Dunlap and Mrs. Anna combination truck with g ood tires and Hess, o f Roseburg. spent the week end in first-elass condition. It w ill soon | with relatives here. pay for itself at $750. | Mrs. Mary Smith was up from Mnn- Talk to W oodson Brothers about one ■ |mouth this week visiting her daughter, u f these exceptional b a rg a in s !