The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 21, 1922, Image 8

Neighborhood News
I
L Y N X HOLLOW
iSpecial to The ¿teiiliucL)
A pril lb. Frank Alackie \\a.» a Crea-
w ell visitor MouUu\.
Am ong those who transacted business
*n Cottage Grove Thursday ot last t
week were C. 1. Luton, L. L. Green,
Marion Lebtm a ml 1. N . Greaser.
A uuuiber iroiu here attended the
literary at the high school at Walker
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Porter were in
Lugeue Wednesday ot last week.
G t . and Airs. >\ L. Lebow spen t;
.he week eud with the d octor's par i
juts, Mi and Mrs. Marion Lebow.
The A w brey W oilord lauiiis visitadi
-it tiu J . A, B riggs home Buuday a l |
a m oon .
Ralph Mosburg and Mabel Neal vis !
ted Sunday with the \\. A. Keane I
a m ih .
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. H artley and Mr. ’
ud Mrs. 1. N. Dresser motored to Lu I
gene one day last week.
The K. V. Porter uud Melvin Jack
on fam ines were eu ter lam ed at the
Trunk Mackw- horn»* Sunday.
A number ot the young people mo j
lured up to the tish hatchery on the |
M cK enzie Sunday.
M en ’s Dress Shoes
Our men’s lint' o f shoes is loop ami complete.
We have a mahogany Goodyear welt perfected
toe. rubber heel, leather quarter lined blind
evict oxford, popular priced at..
$6.00
Others at...............
$6.50, $7.00 and $7.50
Hellimdl.Banijis & M ar ks b uo j .
The ITuifUtfhl Store Jot (¿uii/i ty unti Se nN ev
Two number« o f men's 6-inch dress shoes.
Goodyear welts, bluchcr cut, in black and
brown. These shoes are very low priced as to
quality for $5.00 You can’t beat it.
Ladies’ Shoes
This luirb grade shoe is o f exceptionally good
value Its construction is of Norwegian brown
calf, ball strap instep, with perforations, mili­
tary heel, and leather quarter lining.
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T w e e d Suits
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If you want a shoe at low cost, wv have it, a
plain brown call oxford, low heel leather
quarter lining kid leather insole, you can’t
beat the price, $3.00, it fits and gives coinfort
to the wearer.
iki
Tweed suits in all the popular mixture« of
tan, brown and grey, also some in plum colors,
full silk lined.
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Some are three-piece suits including knickers,
coat and skirt, just the thing for sports
wear, belted models, patch pockets, button
trim. All sizes ranging in price $19.50 to $29.50
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M ercerized
Batiste
Caps for the Young M en
which stirpassi j anything it bus been our
pleasure to show before. Tweeds and mixtures
in the popular shades at.....
Shown in a wide range of colorings in b o t h
plain and fancy designs, pink, him*, y< Mow
and lavender, a highly finished cloth t h a t
comes 40 inches wide at............................. 45c
Now is the time to look over our stock of
white shoes \\ e have low heeled oxfords at
$2.50
Black and white combination sport
$3.50, military heels m oxfords and straps at
$4.00, $4.50 and $5.50. Also a high grade line
of w hite kid pumps with Louis heels.
Our stock of Curtain Scrims is most complete
including fancy bordered scrims, dd im hes
wide. Special value at..
25c
with his fam ily at Yuuealla.
Lottie Kirkendul) for • few days.
N. S Hays is building a 14-foot a d ­
Air and Mrs F T. Houston visited
dition to the hotel. The east side ol Holiday with the O tto Vaughn fam ily
the dining room w ill be almost entirely at Mount View.
o f glass.
ROW R IV E R .
S A G IN A W
(Special to Tin* Sentinel.)
April 18.— Air. and Mrs. K edford, o f
A pril IN.— Airs. Alice l.egat, o f R«*»«*
Lugeue, visited at the B u r g o » home ¡b u rg , 'pent several days o f last week
Rate*— One cent the w ord; m ini­
> Wednesday o f last week.
with her mother. Airs. Ellen Owens,
mum 35 words, three insertions for
The Blakely fam ily, o f Delight V al and with other relatives.
the price o f two when paid in ad
; ley, visited Sunday at the George Fogle
Air-. Robert Wisert was called to
vance; half eeut the word after
! ¡ionie
Portland Saturday to help care for sick
the third insertion.
T. Al. W iu n iford , o f Portland visited I relatives.
Suudav and M m day at the horn
o f j Floyd Williams, o f Roseburg, was a
his niece, Mrs. \\ . L. Leonard.
visitor at the B. F. McCollum home
For Bale— Ail gradea dimension, rustic,
Mr. aud Airs. O. Knight spent Sun several days o f last week.
shipiap aud finish, rough or surfaced,
day with relatives in Lugeue.
Air». Aliau K oeppe, who had been
at reasonable prices
Lammvrs Bros.,
Etta and Merle Scott returned to visiting ut the Frank Tanner home,
phone I3-F3.
o l4 t f
Eugene Sunday a fter a tw o week» ’ returned to her home in Hilt, Calif.,
□Id rags w a n te d — Nothing
Wednesday.
than visit w ith home folks
two ic e t square accepted.
¡epted.
Must be
Kathleen Allen, o f the G rove, spent
Air. aud Airs. Win. Vaughn and
-lean and must be o f material that Sunday here with h«*r parents.
daughter Vivian went to Portland Sun­
vili absorb gasoline. Old underdo thee,
Clarabelh- Taplin and a friend, of day and will spend a week with rein
L ianne I garments and the like pre
ferred. Can not uae old socks, merger j Salem, visited Sunday at the Taplin lives.
T h e Wilson Little fam ily is .»¡»ending
ized or hard surface goods, or small home.
The Low ell H enston fam ily pent the 1 the w ■ek with the Ben Crenshaw fain
nieces o f any kind. We want the best
-ags and pay the beat price, 5c the week end at th« \\. A. Keene horn»-,
ilv at Grants Pass.
ound.
The Sentinel.
tf
Several from here attended the en
Mr» Al. P. Garotitte and son. Frank
d m g it com b W hite Leghorn baby chix tertainnient at the high school audi Sn odgra--, o f th«* Grove, are guests at
th«* \\. A. G aroutte home.
for March and A pril all sold. Book tonum M onday evening.
Mrs. Chari
Sharon was in Eugen«
A son was born Aiomiav «‘ veiling to
ng orders now fo r M ay, $ 13.50 per IlHi;
Mr. and Airs. Henry Sanders.
trom selected heavy producing birds; Tuesday.
The
Biak«*-Coinpton
company
m
o
v
e
d
Elmer McCollum, who recently un
eggs fo r hatching, $1 fo r 15, $5 the
10U. Mrs W aldo M iller, Box 176, or I the last o f their equipment to Al vrtl* derw«*nt an operation in a Lugeue hos­
j
Creek
this
week.
pital,
is recovering nicely.
phm i m
George Fogle ha» purchased a three
Mrs. Wm. Satterfield returned Hut
For sale or trade for farm, my place I acre tract o f laud from Ed Johnston.
urdav to her hom«* in Junction City,
on east Alain stTeet, opposite city
Mr». \\. S. C'uppious is staying with a fter »(«ending a week with her mother.
park. Wm. F Lynch.
&7 21pd
Air-. Eva Williams.
Mr. and Mr . I>*o Tobin and Airs.
Farms W anted— We have clients want For 8aie— Light truck; good for farm
er or fo r light delivei t v . Robert Alai Wm. Tobin and children, o f Eugene,
ing small farm s; some have cash,
a24 2&pd are visiting at the Tom Al« Al aster
*ome city property to trade and some : colxu, 63U Alain Str eet .
home.
lave property elsewhere to exchangc For Sale —Registered Jersey bull
E.
or Lane county homes. I f you are in
a14tfc
C. Lockw ood.
T H E CCED ARS
he market read our ads every day in
The Oregonian und«.*r 'F a rm s fo r .Sale.’ Found— Pair o f bow glasses. Sentinel
u21c
o ffice .
(Special to Th«* Sentinel.)
they get results.
Kinney k Hyde
April Is.— Air and Airs. Noah H«dt«m
o uity Co., 6tfJ W illam ette St., Lugeue, For ga ie— Side mirror for m otor car or
ne.
iu3tfr
tru •k. O riginal prie i-, $4.5«*; now sj>«“iit th«* week eud at th** home o f
j their daughter. Airs. Alalx'l Zaker.
Van ted — Shingling, lathing any kind $1.5u. Just a» go«»d as new. Th«* Sen
Marion Horning sp**nt s«*v«*ral days
a -l|
o f ro o f repairing.
Phone 35 F13. tineL
thi» w«“«*k visiting at the hum«* o f hi»
Jox 364 Roy Foster.
m h lotfc For Saie —B aby carriage. Phone 9,
or aunt. Airs. Ed Ashby.
a21tf
West Hide Garage.
’ or Sale— Tw o good, gentle. tresL milk
Elizabeth H«*in«*nway spent th** week
cows that stood the T. B test; one W anted - T o have it known that the len d with Elsie 8«*ar> and attendici lit
Jersey, on«* half
H olstein. F. C. Fuh
,
Bilvei Htar Exchange buys second erary.
-r. pt.-.ue j y n o ,
Uruv..-,
,iani| g«m«J
y(>mJ, aad
Airs. H. C. V catch is in Eug«*ne visit
atteml
a21m l2pd mg her daughte Enid, who
:’ or Sale— 15 head o f ewes with lambe ell th«*m.
by side. Harry «Shearer, telephone Sawyer wishes position at ouce. I keep ing iti* i ch O
l>anie W illi» has mi»»«*d tw o days o f
4»-f'32.
m h31tfc
up and hammer my own saws. Also school on account o f sickness.
m
illw
right.
E.
J.
YanDusen,
Box
162.
fo r Sale— W W. Chnsmai. farm, stock.
Th«* L. S. Tarr fam ily sp**nt Easter|
a21p at Saginaw with Mr. T a r r 's
machinery and everything com plete. C ottage Grove.
••phew. j
Jae mile from Dorena.
a7 21 p L o s t - Brooch, set with pearls. Return Fred Fogle.
Thd*e who attended grange in town
for reward to Air». H. C. M itchell,
A you have $3000 to invest in a real
HstdL
a21pd Saturday wer** Mr. and Air», (t. W. Al*
m oney xnakhig proposition, write to
Parlami, Mrs. Ed Ashby. Air. Bahren-
X
B« jx 249, Cot tag«* G rove. a7 21pd For Sale— Indian Runner duck eggs.
fu.», Air. and Air». W ill D orw ard and
the setting o f 15. Tel«*phon«* th«* Meisner fam ily.
For Sale Single harness and buggy
a21m5pd
Al¡ hj g«xid building lots, cash or on ] ! 37-F4.
A fine program was given and a
ime. W ould tak»* Ford in trade
E. j Cheap broilers for those Sunday dm larg«“ audience was present at literary
MMHt,
>i 7 2 i pd j
ners. Cockerel» old enough to do Friday night. Th«* program coimnitte«’
was Airs. S. C. Yeat«*h, Air.» A. B
fo r B ale- Registered Jersey bull. 3 without heat, $1 the dozen. Bring your
.Smith and Air». Ed. Ashby.
year- old ; w ill trade fo r other stock. own box and com e a fter them. Win.
a 2 ltfc
J. W. Shat tuck, phone 1 F13.
a7 21 pd J Hand» k Sou.
SOUTHERN P A C IF IC A G A IN
Jig opportunity tor bright, ambition» For Sale -O verland touring car at a
I8 8 U E 8 OUTDOOR OUIDE
boy or girl between 10 an«i 12 years ; sacrifice. Any reasoaable o ffe r will
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jf ag«- to earn lots o f money and prizes i not be turned dow n. Ha.» n«*w tires,
Camping,
Fishing
and
lim itin g ;
\fter school representing The
* Portland i 19^- lieenae and ready t«> go. Cull at Guide, is the title o f a sport.» booklet
n o r t h f c l l k l l m t . ______ __ __ u21p*l
N Wi. The first one to writ, u- wlB
reissued by Southern Paeifi« lines with
/• th«- luckiest on« in town Th* Port Young womau wants situation, or will th«* aid o f the United Mtate» forestry 1
laud Newa, Portland, Or«:-.
a. 21c
work by the day or the hour. Edna service. It has a very striking cover j
For S a le— 1920 Ford one-ton track. I <>»«, <*n, 1504 west Main street, Cottage in four colors, is illustrate«! with I
a21pd sketches uud map«, contain» articles
B«*rt Lem on, 300 south P a cific high Grovt
a7 21pd For Sale Brood sow and pure bred on th«* playgrounds in western Oregon, !
______________ *_____
within and without th«* national for j
male. O. 1 C. strain; also white oats
For Sale Centrally located fiv e room
cats; directions as to r«*a<*hiiig the
seed.
Chas
Conner,
phom*
3*
F2.
a21e
house
W ill trad
or give liberal
mint mg and fishing places; how to
For tU i* A xm ,n.n «r m g. oak rock.r. iirnk«- camp» and what to use hi doing (
and trails. I
For Sale- -Registered Du roc Jersey boar
hair ■»attres», Hinger »«“wing machine so. it t«‘ ll» about road
pigs. C. L. Churchill, C ottage G rove — all good s tu ff. Phon«* 127 Y or call ou tfits aud clothin g, food supplies,
Phone 32 F12.
a !4 2fepd at corner o f First street and Jack.»on ieeipe?;, cookin g equipment and how to
avenue.
a2Ie ii»«* cookin g utensil-.
A part o f the booklet is devoted to
SIC per Acre— 80 acres lh miles east
o f Cottage G rove; 3 acres cleared. W anted- Tw o salesmen to handle an [Kicking. prot«*«*tion o f tform* and fish,
exceptionally
good
proposition
in th«- handling o f killed d. «*r, how t«i res
15 aerei* level, balance h ill; stream run
ning through place; all o f level land Lam* county. This i» a fast s«*ll#*r and cue, revive and caivy injured campon
could be irrigated. Go«>d place to raise a good dem onstrator. Call and »«*♦* nw* ions, prevention o f for«-st fires, gam*-
crop fo r cannery. L. W. Hunt, Star, at 118 north Sixth street, Cottage laws and licenses.
Copies may be obtained fra « from
a21pd
Ore.
n l4 tfo Grove.
W A N T A D S
Sport coats including Polo, Tweed and Chin­
chilla in all the newest «hades. The Chinchillas
are in red, green and tan. The Tweed* in
blown and grey mixtures. The Polos in light
and dark «hade«.
Regular sleeves, self belts,
patoh pockets, inverted box pleated backs
Many of these coats arc full silk lined, others
half lined, just the thing for sport wear. In
popular prices from
$19.50 to $32.50
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LONDON
April IS.— A. M Lindsay, o f Port
.and, is spending a levs days at the
¿..«union hotel.
Kichard Orr, o f O akndge, spent
Tuesday here w ith his brother, Ton.
Jri.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gray, o f Port
land, are speuding their vacation at
& he Calapooya springs and are de
ighted with the place.
L evi Geer drove to the Grove 8at
..rday.
Calvin Marlow, o f Lorane, attended
hurch here Sunday.
Am ong thosi who celebrated Eastei
.t the Howard Cox home were Mr. and
Jr». George Sutherland and children,
dr aud Mrs. H arold Abeene and little
.laughter, J. N. Hogue. Miss lu ez Pru
ott, Cecil Robert» and John Sutherland
Mr. and Mr». Murry N ew ton motored
to the d rove Saturday.
Mr and Mr». Lynch Curriu, o f the
Grove, motored up to London Sunday.
Mr. aud Mr». W ill Massey’ were din
aer guests at the W. T. Jones home
Sunday.
A fter spending the w inter with her
•laughter, Mrs. Levi Geer. Grandma
Sunbers is now m aking her home with
her son, Robert Lacky.
Mr. amt Mrs. George Bailes and
•laughter Beta were guests at the B. A.
Truett home Suudav.
Air. Freeman spent the week end
Sport Coats
MKN !
SKE Ol
ii
$2. $2.50 and $3
LINE OF
Dress Shirts
They
will
nu rely
Madias, Satin
please
you,
fine
woven
Finish Stripes, (Yepe Stripe
Madras and Bedford Fords, attaeh«*d and de-
taehed rollara, priced at
$1.50 to $3.50
agents o f the South« rn Paeift • line», Jum«*s Collins, last Saturday at tin* AU T O M O B ILE BU SIN ESS M A K E S
R A IL R O A D
BUY
M ORE C A R S
or from John M Scott, general pu>»**n Baptist pursotiag«*, by R«*v. J. Gordon. J
ger agent. Portland, Ore.
Tin- bride is a very ordinary tow n girl
The Southern Pacific company has
who doi*Hti *t know any more about asked fo r bids on the construction o f
IF N E W S P A P E R P U B LISH E R S
cook in g thna a ja ck rab b it and never 2tMMl single shcitth«*«!, steel sii|H«rstriic-
P R IN T E D O N LY T H E TRU TH
h«*l|N*d h«*r motluT tlir«*«* days in h**r ture itutoiiKihile cars o f 5ti tons capi c
itv t•» be tiaed on its Pacif ic system.
Only a short time ago the editor o f life. HI»«* is utit a beauty bv any These cars, which w ill b«* o f the no st
a newspa|H*r in Indiana grew tired o f means and has a gait like a fat duck. niodorn type, will b<* cquip|Had with
b«*ing calltul a liar and announced that Tin* grimni is an up to date loafer. He double swing «*1111 doors and stagg«'.:“d
In* would tell th«‘ truth in the futur«*, has i>c«*u livin g o f f the old folk s at sol«* doors liav ing 10 feet «dear op ii
and the u«‘ xt issue o f hi» pn|M*r eon home all his lift“ ami is not worth ing. Th*“ »Southern Pacif ic now has
shucks. It will be a hard life.**
lain«*«! th«* fo llo w in g it«»ms:
2107 automobile cars in us«* on
ts
“ Died -J o h n Sock, ag«*d 56 years, 6
“ John Bonin, th«* laziest merchant
Pneifie system and th«“ new ord«*r v ill
l»«“ceas«*d was a
hi tow n, made a trip to B elleville on months and 13 «lavs.
In* th** largest ever placed by a we it­
mild m aiincrcd pirat«“ with a mouth fo r
M onday. ’ ’
e m railroad for this class o f «*qu.p-
“ John Coyle, mir grocerym an, is whisky. He came here in the night meut.
doin g a poor business
His store is with another mail 's w if«“ and joined
dirty and dusty.
How can h«* do church at the first chance. He owes
$7 for fin* paper, a large meat bill, j Ooinnusmoncr Candidate W ithdraw s
much f ’ *
“ Rev. Stv pr«*aeh«*d last Sunday and you could hear him pray fo r six | E. W. Math*‘ ws, who had announced
night on ‘ C harity. * Th«* »«*rnion was blocks. He died singing *J«‘siis Paid It > his candidacy for county coimuiasioncr,
A ll,’ and we think he i» right he d«‘«‘ oled that things wer«* getting too
l»mik and fully an hour lo n g .’ *
“ D ave Cank«»y «lied at his horn«* h«*re itt*v«*r paid anything him self. 11«* w as crowd«*«!, s«» In* withdrew his caiiaidi cy
Tu«*s«lay. Th«* d octor gave it out as buried in an asbestos cask«*t anil his last week, leaving «inly fiv e in the
friends threw palm leaf fans in his rac«* f«ir tin* s«*at to b«* vacated m xt
heart failure. W hisky kill«*«! h im .’ *
January bv M. II. Harlow.
“ M arried— Miss Hvlvia H«ibbs and grn\«‘ , as he mav need th em .”
It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s
4 — Big M oney Saving Cash Stores— 4
v o r NEED GR<><’EKIES EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
PRK 1 l*:s IN E E E VA T A LL W EE K
THESE
Grav’s B«*st 13U*nd— Our \ <*rv J>«*st ( ’oil'«*«*. Pound....................
HONEY
Thf
BUY
29c
ca k »
A R M Y BACON
YOUR
99
66
12 It.
can
4 roll«
llolland enq«', roll
TEA
25c
5c
SARDINES
In oil. tin- can
$2 45
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TOILET PAPER
civjm 1,
30c
5c
a t
G
r a
y ’ s
Strictly fresh;
all candled ;
the dozen .....
25c
50c
K o v a l C itili, t^.-ll). p k ^
K o v a l ( 'I i i ) i , I-H i. j >kt-T
18 c
CURRANTS
Fancy, clean, l b ...............
21c
9-Poimd Sjit-k I*«*;»i-l Hoiuinv From Nebraska Porn............................ 49c
BACON
Z
u
Z
Bfst Nidi-, tli«- lb
Backs, the lb
Salt (Mirk, th*' lb
u
l i i ’ o * * * * * * è>
I
C R A C K tR S - i
SOAP
Oy»terettcs
Hand Kiiup, all, 3 buis
Lenox, M liars
Luna, 6 bars
V I S I T OUR CRACKER D E P A R T M E N T
N
ft-lb
B
(
cw lilii-H ,
Hulk, tin- lb
I'HckHtf'-n. vacli
18c
7c
M id k ,
caddi«*
th.. lb
I’ ackitKcN , cu<rh
POELTRYMEN! Bring Es Your Eggs.
S**«* I s Bet'or** Selling.
BRING YOUR
EGOS TO
TO GRAY 8
IT PAYS
25c
25c
25c
CHEESE
N B C. SODAS
GRAHAMS
••avh.............. 85c
30c
28c
25c
53c
15c
7c
Full cream, lb
............
,30c
SEEDS
All kinds
for leu
Best Price Paid.
E R AX 5
C A S H & C A R R X
Phone or
BEST FLOUR
Soft Wheat
McKenzie
$1.00 the Sack