Neighborhood News W A N T A D 8 M O U N T V IE W Koto»— Out coot the w ord; mini , mum 35 w ord»; thro« iua«*rtn>ua for ikv price o f two whim pout in wd vatic«; half cent the word after the third maoruou. brother Frank The brothers hud not met for more thau 20 years. Uev. thinly, o f Ores well, conducted service» at the »ehool hou»e here Sun duv afternoou. The Elmer Kent fam ily, o f Delight \ alley, were Sunday afternoou guests at the W alter Peutico home. K Y. Porter and »on l i s t e r and la*st»»i Peutico visited Monday at the M A Horn home in Delight Valley Mr». Marioli l*»*bow visited M onday with Mr». E. T. Hartley. There was quite a gathering o f pm> pie at the Frank Mackie home Sun day. Those present were the M A. Horn fam ily, o f Delight V alley; tin K. Y Porter fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Melv iu Jackson and son and Lester Peutico. \\ in. Slater and Awhrey W olford transacted business m C ottage Grov Monday. 1. N. Dresser was a Cr»*swell visitor Monday. ^Special lo The Sentinel.) Kob. 14.— Mrs. Wea (.'hrisniuii, arrom {KinuHi by h -r daughter, Mr». B D avid, j o f rortla u d . and Mr». Stanley Inane w ood, t • i Dorema, \ a --------------------- * tasi week with Mr». . Sear» Por Saie Ali grade*» dimension, rustic, Mr». I - K lxm g. ot C ottage Grove, shipiap and finish, rough or surfaced, . *l**nt several day? ot last week nt tin a reasonable prices. Lamine r> Bros., ! home o f her parent», Mr. und Mr». \\. . i ., i .411 while reeoverm g troia ;u. at vVood fox S a le — Old grow th body fir, tack o f the grin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R iles attended eid grow th fir limbs and maple, lb a party nt tin J. \N illits home in ueh lengths. L. J. Scofield , com er Cottage G rove one night ot last week. vV asiuiigtou and south Eighth. u l l t f c Mr». Houter t'h.tiuberlutn nisi ted he» Par S ale—Small sale, in first class j'arent», Mr. and Mr». .1. li. Linebaugh, condition. West s id e G rocery. dltitf in Cottagi G rove Sunday. Mis» Kvalinn H offm an, o f Kugelte, Old rags w a n te d — N othing less thaï. accom panied by her triend, Mi»» Kthel two feet »quart* accepted. Must be I Uosun r, N a ile d M*v«*ml ilav» o f lust Uui. Hiij I k « tw o f WMlonkJ Uu»t| „ , , k „ th ,u.r .iuut, M ,. i « .s ,:,r>. SA G IN A W . y l . k b.orl. k'u^.Uuo. Uld undorcloUo*. M.. . s.d w s. M iller uU.-mUni ,..rrv tannel garment* uud the like pre irred. Can not usi old socks, m ew er ‘ “ * Walton home SnturduN evt iS|H‘cmi to The S**ntnud.) i2cd or hard surface goods, or small “ m ag. Feb. 14.— L. C. Scott was iu Eugem Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Jones and chit pieces o f any kind. We want the best 'ags and pav the best price, be the dren spent Sunday with Mr. uud Mr». Tttemlny. Mr. and Mr». Bartlett Johnston wen -ouiuL The BenUueL t f J U. Cooley. in the Grove Tuesdav oil business. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Phillips and chil Por S a le - Black M inorca cockerels, $1 J. F. Aduev i» w orking on th«* high ea ch ; four head o f Durham milk dren attended church iu the Grove way near Elkton. •ows. fresh in February. K. Y. Porter, Sunday. Mr. ('apious and son Sam, o f Cot Mr. and Mrs. H oratio M osby cume Walker, Ore. j2t» m3pd tag«* Grove, are cutting wood in this up from Juuetkiu City Friilav evening For Sale Old body fir wood. $2 the ami s jh *nt the week end at the horn.* v ieinity. F. T. lb ustoii was iu Eugi'iie Tues tier, liopiire by mail. A. J. Stevens, o f their grit ud pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. «lav o f Inst week on business. t*ox 315. jan27tfe W. 1). Heath. Mrs. C. C. Moody and son Terry r«* Charles Bales is attending a cannery turned from Eugen«* Thunolay evening, Baby clucks nearly all sold. Only room for a few hundred in Man h and meeting in Port kind this week. a fter attending the fuueral o f littl«* C. W Sears was called to Eugene VpriL B ookin g orders now fo r May. D«*tinar Moody. ¿utility* chicks. Wui. Hands & Sou, Sunday evening by the illness o f J. The ba»kt*tball gain«» Saturday eve Kile. tax 614, C ottage Grove, Ore. j2 7 tfe mug I m * tv \**«' ii th« Walker and Ores well Miss Selma Miller spent Sunday at teams resulted iu victories for Ores For Sale— Complete acetylene lighting Walden with Mi-*> Myrtle Snauer. plant m first class condition. Just Mrs. Kate Sears was out from the w elt Harrv B«»uston attended th«* dam*«* he thing for a farm home. Gtu. \V G rove last week and visited at the C. Friilay evening at the E. J. Kent horn«* toy cL________ f3 17c W . Sears and J. K. Cooley homes. in Delight Valley. Mr. and Mr». W. R. Heath and tarn .Vaut to buy— 100 bushels o f brown B«»rt Johns was hi Cranwell t»u bust llv and Mr. and Mr». H oratio Mosby oats and ltK* bushels o f wheat, u«*s» Sunday. losiah Porter, phone 147-J. feb3 17p spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S E. J. C. Compt«m was l«»*«knig a fter bus Lowrv at W alker in«*» in this vicinity Saturday. For sale or exch ange— Ranch o f 160 Mr» J F. Aduey and daughter Ale'*« acres iu eastern Oregon. l.ane L Y N X HOLLOW were in Eugem* Tuesday. ounty farm property o f «*qunl value Mrs Howard Moody and children • uisidered m exchange. Knbert Mc- Feb. 14.— J. A. Briggs and son Otis went to Cr«»well Tu«*»day to hjh »»» v ! n lovvun, Cottage G rove jmvsi o ffice , juarter o f mile north on hme jvast made a business trip to Corvallis last f«*v\ d ay s with h«*r mother, Mrs. Tay lor. •emetery. feb3 -17ptl Saturday. Mrs. Shelburn«*. the school teaiher. Mr>. F. E. Taylor sht»pja*d in Cottage Wanted to bu y— 150 bushels o : wheat. Grove Saturday. is now boarding h«*re on account of K. A. Snauer, phone 26 F 12. f3-17p Mrs. Walter Peutico was in Cottage lack o f jitn ey service betw een her«- For Sale— Eooking orders now for G rove Friday having dental work done. til»! Cottage Grove. Oscar Wheeler, of Silk Creek, visit lim ited number o f White Leghorn H EBRO N latching eggs from old hens. Pullets | ed friends here Wednesday and Thurs­ • *ni »am» musters have averaged 70% day ot last week. Robert M aekie. o f Toronto, Can., is Special t«» Th«* Sentinel.) iroduetkm duriug fall and winter, Feb. 14.— Miss Laverue Lamb sjs-nt stock kept up direct from Ta nr red here for a visit at the home o f his th«- week t*nd at the L. G. Markham « is . Price. #4 for H*o; fliir netting. . . .. . A. . a «V,;. . i. 2* F l . • ,„24,. F o u n d -s ilk umbrella, in hall o f the iiome. A fa n m i Woods offuM b m laiag. O m Mr mud Mrs. G. J. B rooks, o f irngle comb White Leghorn baby chix : ,.r mav have same by proviug prope rty Kansas, nr«* visiting at the home o f for Mar» h and April all sohL R sik :m d paving for this notice. f l i c Mr*-. Brooks ' cousiu. Airs. H. 1 --- ------ - — — - For Sale My dairy herd of four Jer Durk«*«*. H»*\. J. E. Carlson, o f the Grove, JU- for hat. hiiiy. f i fur 15. »5 th- I a “ »1 0,u half broed, „11 g.-uxU- M r. Wal.l. Miller. H..x 17».. or - “ dken.. and high i . - t . r> Some preached here Sunday. Mrs John Hopiuan and Mrs. Will thone 1 F12 f3 t fr freshen smih . and tin* others duriug | the summer. Also a w ell-bred H olstein Hnpmnn were M onday guest» nt the 3ood mixed farming lands— Here you null n Ui.«nth> old. F. C Führer, phone Jasper Finley home. T h e J oh n and George Keb«*lli«*ek r '• chi'-kcii'. pi_- :.ioi < o\\ >. ;{*t.FI5, C ottage G rove. ♦» miles up the u ’ iid-.- »»I main kind . wh«*at. flax. Const Fork. fl7 m 3 pd fam ilies att«*n.„1 th. *“ « month, tw o w ill be fre*h th.» day. er\ b -» l. Come :n. . - ,,r v. n t. or month. loi». K alipauf, phone 3 » M , ii. L. Carlih* and tw o daughter*, A I Class, O geau « ^ |C ottage P r o v e .________________n.m.l)nl V ivian and Marguerite, Daisy Bennett. W .mted — By reliable man. Job on a Ethel 1 mln-rt and Miss Ethel Sh«*r man, o f th«* Gr«»v«*; Mr. and Mr». For Sale—Tw o mares weight about j tn meh. f l . p . l (. \1 ass»* v, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wills. : ~.\ old Want to sell tw o brooders. Silver Star Mr and Mrs G. A. Small ami litth* iu spring John M ostaehetti, ib vid e. j Exchange. fl7 p d son and daughter Margery and Mrs. P ostoffice address, la»x 160. Cottage 1 Lost— Between Standard OU Co and Ivan Abeem* and baby, ««f London, Grove. Ore. fl7m3j>»l Knowles A. G m b e r’s, fiv e dollar bill. attende«l i-hur«-h h«*r»* Sunday Dresses PRESENTING EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE STYLES IN N EW DRESSES AT PRICES THAT W IL L MEET W ITH GREAT POPULARITY. Street and afternoon m«nl«-ls of silk representative of the seas«>n’s most approved styles. The assortment includes versions of the tunir, eiivular and Bouffant«* styles. The favored materials are canton «-rep«- and taffeta. Embroidery and trimming in new ef­ fects. Black, navy and other fasluonable spring e«»l«»rs are shown. Unusually wide choice and special values at— Found— Yale lock key Owner may One Bronze gobbler for sal«. Want to I f you have an it«*m o f news, phone hav e »am«' bv prnv ing property and trade for stump pulh*r. C’ . H. H aight, flT c it to Th* s»*ntmel; number 159 J. tf iNiyiug for this notice. * fl7 c Saginaw. _________ [ $19.50 $25.00 and $29.50 IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAY’S H E A D T H IS A D V E R T IS E M E N T A N I) Y O U W I L L K N O W where to Imy ami save money. Compare our prices with others. W e have no delivery or bookkeeping expenses— sell for cash and sell for less. BUY AT G R A Y ’S CASH & CARRY AND YOU A L W A Y S SAVE Peab«Tr\ < of fee— the best j^rade- -ground dailv........II».. 28c; 4 lbs., $1.00 GRAPE NUTS CRACKERS Salted or j-lain BOX COOKIES AND CRACKERS Nine Kinds Wooden U jx 50c Karo Syrii]>— at Lower Prices Than Ever N B C SODAS CANDY Brnkpn mix. Hi ........ .. 1 Vaunt lull tit, lb........ (.’oiiiHiPrcial chocolat<-s in 49c GOLDEN ROD PANCAKE FLOUR I’iiekaire 18c 18c 25c A PAIL FULL OF CRACKERS A (rood galvanized pai 1 full o f cracker« Pail and cracker» $2.00 (linger, lemon, vanilla, Kiuhain Sodas salted and oyxters animal and maearoons HOMINY CORN PEAS 9 ll> sk. .......... 49c No 2 1-, cjiti . 20c 1 can.............. 14c 2 can« ........ 25c 1 can.............. 14c 25c 2 can« SCHILLING BAKING POWDER I s ...... 2’ «. 5a .... 28c 48c $1.15 $2 25 Sardines, in oil, excellent quality, can, ór ROLLED OATS P a ck a iri- 25c SMOKING TOEACCO A ll 1 5 c ea n a n d Hack n o w 14c CHEWING TOBACCO All *!*• and W»«- rlnu-s now 80c Our stork of feed is Kerr (Quality GET OUR PRICE ON A CASE OF EGGS SALT MACKEREL AND SALT SALMON .lit»« A rm ed K C BAKING POWDER MR »«»«• size 39c 69c and Keasonablv Hriced BRAYS CASH&CARRX HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR THE N EW TW EED SUITS ARE GOING TO BE POPULAR THIS SPRING FOR STREET AND FOR SPORTS W EAR The diversity of the occasions for which they «-an be worn lends to their practicability. Th«*y are equally goo«l for street wear, motor ing, traveling, etc. Tailored along mannish lines. The jack­ ets are pleated and some are finished with yoke. All have nar­ row belts and leather buttons. Jackets are full lined with erepe de chine. The snit—- $29.50 7c K a eh Liberty Hell syrup, maple flavor, gal. $1.30 Suits Co a t s i The coats for spring, especially for general wear, will be of me­ dium «»r three-quarter length and tailored along mannish lines. The raglan and set-in sleeve will he in equal favor, with belts, inverted pleats ami contrasting silk linings much in demand. Holo «-loth and chinchilla will be tin* favored materials. High shades of red and green, tan and rookie will be the predominat­ ing colors. Exceptional values at— $15 $19.50 $25 $29.50 Helliwell, Bangs & Marksbury THE DAYLIGHT STORE FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE BOGS i