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Neighborhood News
meat for tut injury stiHlnined In an
automobile accident*.
The.*, (¿ueeiier, of Saginaw , whs h
v isitor at the Frank Pleuard home
Sunday.
D E U O H T V A LLEY
Louis Premuzzi and fam ily spent tin*
week eud in the Grove.
(¡Speciul to Tlu* ¡Sentinel.)
Ju a . 10.— hlr. uud Mr*, hi. A. H orn Mrs. Frank Pleuard and daughter
mid sou returned home last week from G rayce «pent T hursday in the Grove
--------------------------------------------------------------- u three m outh*' trip to C'uliforuiu.
They visited northern Mexico also.
HEBRON.
1922 baby chick*.—O rder your chick* hlr*. Hurry Robison was hostess to
now if you w aul early hatcher*. the G. T. X. club Ja*t week.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr. and Mr*. J . A. W alker, of Rose
lio a v j layer* of large w hile egg* that
Jan . 11 Mr*. L. G. M arkham was
lop ihc m arket. Win. Hand* & ¡Sou, burg, and Mrs. ¡S. M. W alker, of called to T u alatin W ednesday of last
bo* 614, C ollage Grove, Ore. jl>2ttlfc Salem , were guest* at the T. 1>. week by the serious illness of her
home T hursday and Friday. m other.
F or ¡Sal** All grade* dim ension, ruatic, Hodge*
Mr*. Clyde W right and Mr*. Mary The social given by the llebrou Sun
shipiup and liuisL, rough or auriaccd, ¡Smith,
of W alker, uud Mr*. M. A. day school S aturday eveum g at tin
ul reasonable price*. .Cummer* lire*., Horn spent
Friday w ith Mrs. A. W G. J. K appauf home was well attend ed
i
oi4U C oruutt.
The receipts w ere $22.65, which will In
Wood lo r & Ue.--Old grow th body llr, The girls high school basket ball used for repairs for th e llebrou church
tt-nui
played
at
Do
re
n
a
»Saturday
night
old grow th lir lim bs aud m aple, 10
Rev. J. F. C arl sou. pastor of the
iuv.ii length*. C. J . Beofield, corner aud won 0 to 4.
C hristian church in C ottage Grove,
Miss H ildred H all was up from Fu preached here Sunday afternoon.
W ashington uud boutli E ighth. u litf c
for the week end a guest a t tilt
Miss Poe, of C ottage Grove, Mis»
F or ¡Sale ¡Small safe, ui n r s t class gene
lire
N
ixon
home.
V
esta
b and Miss Dickson, of
condiliou. W est bide Grocery. tiltin' A large num ber from here attend ed Eugene, Lam
Mr. and Mr*. G. A. Small and
Old rag* w an ted.- N othing lea* than the * * literary at the W alker union children, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Abeene
am i Miss Zelmn Abeene, of Loudon,
two feet *i;uare accepted. Muni be high school Friday night.
«.lean and m ust be of Uniterm! lhal
Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Powell and the attend ed church here Sunday.
will absorb gasoline. Old uiidercioihe*, W. S. Blakeley, A. W. C oruutt, Hugh
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell, Mr». B.
1 laune! garm ent* and the like pro
F. J. Kent am i C. C. Conner M K apiuuif and Mr*. J . (<> A. Young
1 erred. Cun not use old sock*, rnefter L Nixon,
attend ed the joint installation were in the Grove Tuesday and spent
iz.ed or hard surface goods, or sm all of cubes
the Odd Fellows and R ebekah lodge* the day at th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
piece* of any kind. We w ant the beat
P o w ell’s daughter, Mrs. V inal T. Ran
lag* aud pay the best puce, be the S aturday night in the Grove.
i outtd. ih c bentiuel.
tf The Harry Robison fam ily spent «bill.
111 the Grove, guests of Mr.
F or Sale H untley hand vacuum car ¡Sunday
parents.
Row R iver Lad S ustains Broken Arm
pet »weeper, in first class condition. R obison's
The F. J . »Sears fam ily aud Mrs. Row R iver, Ore., Ja n . 12.— (Special
i.li*s. E lbert liede, 1254 Jefferso n uve Alina
were ¡Sunday guests at the to The S entinel.—Jim m ie H arrison, son
i *
dSM i Jim B ¡Sears
laster home east of C ottage o f Mr. and Mrs. N. I*. H arrison, frae
I ’or Sale— F irst class vetch and oat Grove.
tured his left arm in two places in a
hay. ('has. t'onner, phone 33 F2. jl3 |i
Mr. and Mrs. 1). 1.. M iller an d fain fall sustained w hile playing at tin*
ily, of C ottage Grove, and Mrs. Lake »Star school house W ednesday afternoon
I'o r Sale Colt, coining 4 years old; and
spent ¡Sunday at the Bert and w as taken by his m other and Mrs.
also one cow w ith week-old calf. \ Myers children
home.
LaSells S tew art to Eugene to have the
T. R andall, phone 165-L.
dJO jlJptl
The C. C. Conner fam ily spent Sun fractu re reduced.
For Sale or R en t— The C ottage H otel day at tic W. B. Huff home id the
11. C. M itchell, C ottage Grove, wr< Grove.
MOUNT V IEW .
j*2Up«i The F. J . K ent and Lee N ixon fam
¡lies
and
Miss
H
ildred
Hall
w
ere
Sun
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Five M cClanahan incubators, $10 each; day guests at the W. F. N ixon home.
Jan . 11.— Mrs. Chas. Bales return*
in good condition; delivered in Cot
I'he
Clyde
W
right
fam
ily
aud
Mr.
tago Grove. B reeding stock baby and lira . Ralph W right, «*r W alker, Sunday from a w eek's visit w ith Mr
chicks for sale. Acme Poultry' Farm . were Sunday guests at the O scar Jack Naomi Bales in Dorenu.
Mr. am! Mrs. Bert H ands returned
J)i>>toii Kte., C ottage Grove, Ore. j2U| sou
home.
of last week from l» » Gatos,
W ant to hoar from farm er who has Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shaw’, of Eugene, T C hursday
alif., and Dade C ity, Fla., where they
good spring oats seed to spare; need called at tin- O scar Jackson home S un had
spent the past y ea r for the benefit
15u bushels. F rank Peoples, Cottage day afternoon.
Mr. H an d s’ health. They are v i*il
Miss Satchw ell, Mabel W right and of
G ro v e .________________________jl3 27pd
ing at the home of Mr. H an d s' pat
Rank, of W alker, were guests ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hands, and
To T rade—H ave 1917 Dodge touring at Beulah
¿he
A.
W.
Cormiek
home
Sunday.
ex|>eet to relocate in this vicinity.
car to exchange for Ford runabout
Bh
»anor
N
ixou
is
out
of
school
on
Mis*
Selina M iller spent Sunday w ith
or touring e ti V. D. White, Cooley account of sickness.
Miss M yrtle Snauer a t W atdeu.
place on south S ixth street.
jlJp c
Mr*. C. \V. S«*urs returned Friday to
F or Sale Cneap— Bay m are, weighing
BLUE M OUNTAIN
C ottage Grove from Eugene, w here sh
about lUOO lbs.; also buggy* and
had spent several days w ith her m other
wagon. W ill trad e for good Holstein
(Special to The Sentinel.)
and sister, Mrs. J . K ile and Mrs. Anna
or Jersey cow. D. l^uaglia, l>ox 32, Ja n . 9.— Vernon W'hipp* has returned H offm an. Sin* spent F riday night w ith
1 mile east and 9 4 mile north of Cot to Pow ers to work.
Mrs. K ate Sears in the d rove and
tage Grove.
jl3 c M r. and Mrs. Farm er have moved cam e on out t«i her home S aturday eve
onto tht* Paul Mays place aud arc ni ng.
For Sale—25 White Leghorn yearling going
to put in the crops for Mr. A num ber from here attend ed tin
hens and roosters, 5uc each. F. B. F arm er’s
who is in C alifornia Odd Fellow s in stallatio n in Cot tag'
P hillips, phone l F it.
jld c Clarence brother,
P eterson, of Dorenu, visited Grove S aturday night, am ong them
For Sale—Extra good milk cow. W\ at the A lbert L ancaster home »Satur beiug Mr. aud Mr*. J . W. Shut tuck
A W ard
1«• j . 1 .
iny.
C larence Sears and Louis and Pearl
follow ing have been elected by I «ay tig.
F o r Sale—300 W hite Leghorn last the The »Sunday
school: John A llen, super
Mr. aiul Mrs. W. D. H eath and fain
y e a r’s pullets, T ancred strain , $1
d en t; E dith Landw ehr, assistan t ily visited Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs.
each by taking the bunch. Noble FI su n ten
p erinten d en t; Lucille Isaacson, sec Fred F rost a t Bin«; M ountain.
h ot t , C ottage Grove, Oregon, phone ro tary
Mr. aud Mrs. W aldo M iller aceonipa
25-F5.
m u. ret ary. ; Gladys L ancaster, assistan t sec nied
Mr. am i Mrs. Win. Welles to
l^uit»* a num ber from here atten d ed church in the G rove Sunday m orning
tin* election at the W alden school am t all were afterw ard dinner guests
RUPTURE EXPERT MERE house S aturday.
of Mr. W elles’ parents in th*- Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. George F oster, H arry
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Bah** were it
Rentle and Archie O liver w ere guests th«* Grove M onday. Mr. Bales attend
SEELEY, F AAlOCS IN THIS :it the Bert L ancaster home Sunday. ♦‘«1 a m eeting of Ro* cannery associa
SPECIALTY, CALLED TO
Mr». W hipps visited her sister, Mrs tion stockholders wbih* Mrs Bales vis
McCall, in C ottage G ro w ¡Sunday.
it**d w ith Mrs. K ate Sears.
EUGENE
Mr and Mrs. C levenger wer«* visitor*
in Cot tag«* Grove M onday.
D IV ID E.
E. II. Seeley, of Chicago ami
-O ne cent the w ord;
muni 35 w ordi; U reo innorUoas for
| tli* price of two when paid in ad
| vance; half cent the word a fte r
I the th ird m eertion.
Philadelphia, the noted truss ex
to The ¡Sentinel.)
pert, will personally be at the Jan. (¡Special
ti.— Mrs. Nelson Lewis euti
< tsburn hotel, aud will remain in tam ed the follow ing at New Y e a r’s
liuner: Mr. and Mrs. George Me
Eugene this Thursday only, .Ian, Reynolds,
J!).. -Mr. Seeley says: “ The Sper tnd -on Ed, Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. A. Hoderstrom
Dugan
matic Shield will not only retain ind children, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Ed T uiiar
any ease- of rupture perfectly, but ind son Earl, Mr. mid Mrs. Ole
and Mrs. A. F. Foster.
contracts the opening in 10 day* C The hristenson
on the average ease. Hein;, a S y . day was also Mrs. L ew is’ birth
vast advancement over all former Mrs. Tom F oster and children, ol
methods -exemplifying instantan- Deer island , are visitin g Mrs. A. F.
ieous effects immediately appreci Foster.
The F. M. Chapm an fam ily, M r. and
able aud withstanding any strain Mr*.
an and Mr. and Mrs.
nr position no m atter the size or G. \V. Geo. Me Allem
Reynolds w atched the old
location. Large or difficult eases, y ear out w ith the F ruest M cReynold*
ily. Lunch was served in 1922.
or incisional ruptures (following fam Mrs.
McReynold* ha* received word
operations) specially solicited. from
grandson, W esley Ellis, th at
This instrument received the only he i» her
g ettin g along as well as can be
award in England and in Spain, xpected considering how severely he
producing results without sur was injured.
gery, injections, medical treat*
ROW R IV ER
incuts or prescriptions. Mr.
Seeley has documents from the
to The Sentinel.)
I mted Slates government, Wash Ja n . (Special
11.— Mrs. W. A. G am ut te is
ington, I) C., for inspection, lie visiting this week in P ortland at the
will he glad lo demonstrate with heme of her sister, Mrs. Jack C allahan.
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Coquette anil
out charge or fit them if desired. children,
Dorena, visited relatives
Husiuess demands prevent slop and friends of here
ping at any other place in this Irvin George, o f Sunday.
Goshen visited w ith
section.
friend* here Sunday.
Mabel Mo*by, o f Dorena,
P. S.—Every statement in this Dora and
Sunday w ith Pearl and Elsie
notice has been verified before visited
the Federal and State Courts.—F. M c S. L' o S. H u h T j . rask m otored to the G rove
H. Seeley.
Tuesday afternoon on business.
Sanders fam ily visited at
Nome oflicc, 117 No. Dearborn the The Jo«; H enry
St., Chicago.
j!3p Sunday. P leuard home at W’ildwood
A lfred W illiam s returned Sunday
evening from the Grove, when* he had
been for tw o m onths receiving treat
Eugene Cottage Grove
STAGE
THAT DULL ACHING
Leaves Eugene
Daily.................... ..............8 a.
Kx. Sunday....... _______2 p.
Sunday............ ..............4 D.
Leaves Cottage Grove
liaily............ ....... ____9:30 a
Ex. Sunday....... ..... 3 :30 p.
Sunday................ - ............ß P-
rn
m
in
D on ’t w orry and com plain ab o ut a
bad back. Get rid o f it! For weak
K idneys, lame and achy backs, your
neighbors recom m end D oan’s K idney
Pills. Ask your neighbor.
Ui
Mrs. J . W. C lark, S. 2nd St., Cot
m lag«* Grove, says: “ I can recommend
ni D oan ’* K idney Pills from experience.
My kidn«;ys wer«* in a bad condition
am i 1 suffered w ith a continual dull,
nagging backache and had no energy
A w an tad will rent your house.
and becam e run down. I also hail s|adls
of headache aud tin* action o f my kid
neys was irregular. D oan's K idney
Pills were recom m ended to m«* so I
bought some at the New Era D rug
Store. They he|pe«l m«* w onderfully,
streng th en in g my back and kidneys
an«l ben efitin g me g en era lly ."
PIA N O M OVINO A SPEC IA LTY
Price, 60c at all dealers. D on’t sim
WOOD SOLD A N D D E L IV E R E D ply ask for a kidney rem edy - g e t
D oan's K idney Pills- the sam e that
O ffice In Spray Brick
Mrs. Clark had. Pouter M ilburn Co.,
N ear S P. D epot
P H O N E 99 | M
frs., B uffalo, N. Y.
j6 13
City Transfer
Hauling aud Braying
SAOINAW .
(Special to Th** Sentinel.)
Ja n . 11.—Rev. J . Sam s preached h**r«-
Sunday afternoon.
Mr M iller, of Eugene, visited at th«*
C harles Sli:ir««ii home Momlav
Mr. am i Mrs. O. C. T ruax were in
Creswell M onday.
Lucil«* L eonard is yet on the sick
list.
The llow unl Moo«ty fam ily visited
in Creswell S aturday.
M rs. Tapliu aud son Roy spent Tues
day at th eir ranch on Mosby creek.
Mrs. H untsm an, of Lvnx Hollow,
visited Tuesday w ith her daughter
Mrs. H arvey Strong.
REPO R T MOST T R IV A L
A CCID EN T IS T H E LAW
C rash! G rind!
Ju st the uois«* mad«* by two autos
colliding, an occurrence that is com
moil enough in these «lays of many
m otorists and business power-wagons.
A* long as m» on«* i* hurt, «Inver*
seem to think th at they «1«» not need
to go into tin* form ality of rep«irtmg
th«* acciiieut to the au th o rities, but
such is not th«; cast*.
Both drivers involved in a traffic
accident in which «»veil a dent is mad«*
a fender or a bit o f finish is
scraped from one of th«* car* are r**
(|uir«*<l by law to report w ithin 24
hours to th«* city recorder or police
statio n if the accnlent. occur* in the
city lim its. If it occurs out »id** the
city, th«* report is I«» b«* mail«; to th«*
s h e riff’s office.
A U TO M O BILE RA ILROA D
MAY E N TER L A N E COUNTY
New s comes from I^aPine, Deschutes
county, that an automobi!«* railroad
w ith ligh t rails is to lx* built across
n tra l (>r«*g«(ii an d th at the first unit
of construction m ay tx* to connect w ith
the Hotith«*rn P acific line at O nkridge
in I#an«* county.
TIi«* l*aPinc Interm oiintain, a weekly
paper, " s c o o p s " all other pap«*rs in
th«* sta te on th is story. Th«* story
• • b ro k e " in th a t t«»wn at a me«*ting
at which wer«* present representatives
o f th«* ca p italists who are said to I**
bark of th«* project.
L A N E COUNTY H AS 1036
M ORE CARS TH A N YEAR AGO
T hen*’s an autom obile for «*v«*ry
seven and six ten th s persons in Oregon.
A gain of 14 p«*r cent over 1920
sales was mad«* by tin* autom obih;
trail«* in O regon last y«*ar, bringing the
to tal to 5,741.
U a c county has 1036 m«>r«* cars now
than a year ago. Th«* ratio of auto
mobiles to persons is about on«* t«i six.
Hixty four per eeut of the auto-
mobil«*» m th** slat«* are h i th«* Wil
kamette valley, north «if D ouglas county.
I^aue county, fourth in the list last
year, is now third.
—
Only
Two
Days
More
in which lo take advantage of the reduced
prices offered during our
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
which mint's to a close Saturday night. You have, t«> k «*I<*<*t from,
comph't«* stocks of <lepeml;il>l«' dry goods, shoes for t lie entire fam
ily, men’s and hoys' elot liing and furnishings and women's apparel
AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN WILL PREVAIL FOR
THE NEXT SIX MONTHS
AT
AT
YOU CAN BUY
Ladies’ coats and skirts.
Ladies’ suits and dresses.
Ladies’ house dress«*s.
Children's routs.
Ladies’ silk blouses.
Lubes' hags and purses.
l*Ylt slippers for men, women
and ehildr<*n.
Men’s ov«»reoats.
Men’s and boys’ sweaters.
Muslin underwear.
Men’s hats and raps.
YOU CAN BUY
Silks and drrss goods.
< jinghnms and percales.
< ’nrtain scrims and nets.
< 'retonims and draperies,
lied spreads and damask.
Minerva yarns.
Men’s drrss and wool shirts.
I toy s’ soils and mackinaws.
Women’s corsets and brassieres
Women's and rhildr«*n’s hose.
Mousing union suits for men,
wonu-n and cliildr«*n.
Women's glov«*s.
Press shoes for men, women
and children.
Mni's <*xtra pants.
Helliwell,
Bangs
Marksbury
The Daylight Store
For Quality and Service
It Always Pays tojrade at Gray’s;
(«ray's < 'ash aud < 'any has no special clearance sale for the simple
reason that, we have no old shelf goods to sell. Our slock is turned so
often yon can always he assured that yon arc getting fresh groceries,
and the beat obtainable for the price. Then, too, OUR REGULAR
DAILY PRICKS ARE AS LOW AS THE ADVERTISED SPECIAL
SALK PRICES of oth«*r stor«*s. Trad«* with the store that brought
high prices down, and yon will find that
Y o u A lw a ys S a ve
Red Ribbon Clams, Large Tall Cans, Can
K. C. Baking Powder
RAISINS Bulk
Sweet Pickles in Bulk, Pint 25c
I
FEED AND FLOUR
Whole corti, 100 Ills
Cracked corn, Ion ID.s
K err’s egg producer, 100 IDs
Mill run 80 IDs
An Fo calf meal, 2f> IDs
K err’s beat flour, sack
Imperial bard wheat blend, sack
CRACKERS
Sodas in cartona, Hi
So«las in littlk, 10
Salteri, tu cartons. III
$1.75
$2.00
$2.35
$1.00
$l.G«r)
$1.36
$1.70
Olives in Bulk, Pint
SHORTENING
25c
Itulk h’lake While, lb
17c
Hulk pure lard, lb
18c
White «'loud, No. 5 pail
78c
H ake White, No. 5 pail ...
75c
1* i i re lard, No. 5 pail
85c
t'risi'o 3 lbs.. 65c; li lbs., $1.25; 9 llm., $1.83
Snowdrift 2 lbs., 49c; 4 lbs., 84c; 8 lbs., $1.75
SALT FISH
Herring, il for
14c Ki
d salinoli, Ih
15c
lGc
SEAPORT
*2 (»ans fili-
SEEDS
littv«1 just, received our
21c new We seeds.
Com«' in and look
$5.00 tlii'in over.
G9c IV r II)....................
39c 25-11). box lot
80c size I'or
50«: size I'nr
20c
Peanut and Broken
Candy 35c
TOBACCO
Star, Horseshoe and Ulimax
25c
Mix
15c 2 ll>s. for
CORN
25c 1*1 ne
80c Cut
7c
Box Crackers and Cookies, Regular 10c Size, Box for
Try Gold Band
Guaranteed
Creamery Butter
ERA/
5
C A S H & C A R R X
14c
M c K e n z ie
flour
The sack ... $1.35
The barrel $6.20