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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1922)
-e * - W A N T A D S «a t tha w ord; m m o a 36 words, tAre* utssrUoas for j tka prior o f two « t o paid is ad vaaos. kali saat tka word aftar tha tkird insertion ♦ --------------------------------------------------------- For Hai»— All grades ill ms n r on. rustic, stuplap and timah, rough or surfaced, at reasonable prices. Lammen Bros., phouc lo FJ. o lit i For Sale— My stora budding and 60-ft. front 30 tent deep on east Main street. Terms. C. M. Parker. myotic Y rtikrhn^ h**iw aild pulitits for sale. See J. F. spray. jn eJJ u . For Sale or Trade— Good grain sepa rator. Chas. L. Hall. jueiidtfc For Sale— Good 6-room house and 3 acres laud ou east Quincy avenue, with lauuly orchard. Also 4 room house aud 4 lot» ou Madison aveuue. inquire of G. Vi. f reeman, 1336 east (Quincy aveuue. juJ0a4pd For Sale or Trade— Three fine real deuce lots ou Jefferson avenue, Cot tage Grove. Lasy terms. U. L Fin nerty, 1644 Lincoln avenue, Lugcne, O re._______ jl7 dlpd For Sale—Good Jersey nulk cow. John N. Taylor, Latham. jl7-31pd Wanted— Roomers and boarders. Call at JV L street._______________ jl7 Jlpdj -♦ I Neighborhood News ROW RIVER Special to Tke Seutiuel ) July IV.— B F McCollum aud Juugh tar Elsie were Grove visitor* kloudav Henry Sander* and family motored to Loudon Sunday. Mrs. Wm Lusted, of tke Urove, i* staying at tke Henry Suuders home ami cauuiug blackberries. F Jennings, o f Ooreua, is visitiug at tke McCollum home The Wilson Little family speut Sun day in the Grove, Mr. aud Mrs Tom tjueeuer, Gave Williams and Ralph Pleuard motored to the Grove Thursday eveniug Mr. aud Mrs S S. Trask motored to the Grove Sunday evening. Mr. aud Mrs. Oscar McCullister went to Creswell Saturday after loguuber nes. Frauk Tanner aud Ueury LaBlue motored to Eugene Sunday. Genevieve Poquette aud Betty Ward were up from Dorena Tuesday pickiug blackberries. Mr aud Mrs. Oscar McCallister mo tored to Wildwood Sunday. The Frauk Pleuard family were in Dorena Sunday. Pearl McCollum is visiting relatives aud friends in Eugene. The B F. McCollum family motored | to Star Suudnv aud visited with rela uvea M onday, July Men's Gloves Women’s Middies Dress Goods Dress Ginghams Men’s first quality horsehide wrist gloves, medium weight, back scams, regular $1.75 val ues, special for Dollar Day, the pair— Made o f fine quality twill khaki cloth, one pocket, prac tical for wear on picnic or camping parties, regular $1 05 values, special for Dollar Day, each— 32-inch cotton materials, shown in plaids mid chocks, suitable for girls’ dresses, women’s skirts, etc , regular 75c yard, special for Dollar day, 2 yards for— 27 inch dress ginghams, stupes, checks, plaids, etc., good as sortment of color combinations, regular 25c values, special for Dollar Day, 5 yards— $ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 Athletic Underwear Men’s nainsook athletic union suits, all sizes, regular $135 values, special for Dollar Day, the suit— $ 1 .0 0 Straw Hats Children's Dresses Wash Goods Dresses for children, 2 to 6 years, made of good quality ginghams in checks and plain colors, regular 98c, special tor Dollar Dav, 2 tot 40-inch voiles, flaxons, dimi ties, ete., shown in dots, checks, figures, stripes, etc., regular 40c to 50c values, spe cial for Dollar Dav, 3 vardt*— $ 1.00 $ 1.00 Union Suits Wash Goods Unbleached Muslins Yard w ide, medium weight un bleached Defiance muslin, reg ular 15c quality, special for Dollar Day, 8 yards— $ 1.00 DOREMA For Sale— Red raspberries. limited Men’s sailor or soft brim straw quantity, at Coleman place. F. L. j (Special to The Sentinel.) dress hats, new' styles, all 3b to 40 i uch wush goods, Ha tire id ua, telephone 6 F 2. jly7 21p July 18.— Walter England went to sizes, special for Dollar Day, “ Muiising" silk top union suits For Sale— Gasoline wood saw outfit. Saturday for a visit with in bodice und band top styles, flowered and figured designs each— in good running condition, just over relatives and friends pink only, special for Dollar on light or dark grounds, spe W omen’s white pumps, ox Mrs. Clay England aud children, of hauled. Cali 39 L. street. j iy 7—Ip cial for Dollar Dav, 5 yarda— fords and shoes, military and Day, each— , the Grove, are visiting for several days french heels, nearly all sizes in For Sale— Eight-room house at 1132 at the home of Mrs. England's parents, the lot, special for Dollar Day Ash aveuue .0. H. Willard ....jly72ip Mr. and Mrs. C H Jennings. Dr. aud Mrs. H. H Petne, of the Wanted— For irrigating purpose, hy TWO PAIRS “ Chalmers Poroskm t” union draulic rum, inch and u quarter dis Grove, spent Sunday at the Charles suits, short sleeves, ankle Teeters home. Yard wide cretonnes shown in charge or about. Must be in good length styles, ecru, all sizes 34 Yard wide silk stripe voiles, light or dark colors, flowered Flora and Elwyu Bales returned Sat shape and reasonable. Also quantity urday from a two weeks' visit with to 44, special for Dollar Day, dark and light shades in and figured designs, regular o f pipe, box L’io Cottage Grove. jv7 hip cheeks, stripes, plaids, etc., reg relatives and friends iu Eugene. the suit— For Sate by Owner—A city home Mr and Mrs. Frank Kelly aud chil ular 75c values, special for Dol 40c to 50c values, special for where one can make a living. Close dren, of the Grove, speut Suudnv ut Dollar Dav, 3 yards— lar Day, 2 yards— Boys’ knicker pants, ages b to to business section. Three acres land, the Stanley Damewood home. fine soil, fruit, logaubernes, grapes, Raymond Wick*, o f Star, spent Sun 17 years, wool filled and khaki line garden growing, large lawn and day a.tem oon at the Lee Thomason materials, regular $1.50 to shade trees. lb-room good house, home. $2.50 values, special for Dollar Men’s “ E & F ” cotton sox, modern, large bath room, hot and cold Geneva Buies went to Eugene Sun black and cordovan, medium W omen’s felt house slippers; Yard wide curtain scrims and Day, the pair— water on porch, in kitchen, and up day for a visit with relatives and stairs. Kitchen has built in features, friends. weight, regular 20c pair, spe soft cushion soles, brown and voiles iu white, ivory and ecru, very convenient. One very large J. E. Holstrom and family, o f Mar cial for Dollar Dav, 6 pairs— red, all sizes, special for Dollar regular 40c to 50c values, spe screened porch, one smaller screened cola, were Sunday guests at the home Day, the pair— cial for Dollar Day, 3 yards- porch, Quite large barn, home furnish o f Mrs. Holstrom's parents, Mr. and tags will go with place, price $3ioU. Mrs J H. Kirk inquire at 3V Nellis Place, Cottage Alta Kelly spent Saturday night and i Grove.___________ jly7-21p Sunday at the Frank Keliy home in “ Can’t Bust 'Em ” play suits, For Sale— Good young fresh milk cow Cottage Grove. Girls’ lisle thread hose, “ Bus ages 2 to 10 years, for hoys Voster Hubbard, of Cnstl, Rock, i- Also young mules and an extra good visiting at the home of Mrs. Eliza | ter Brown,” white only, all and girls, long and short team o f horses weighing about 1400. Hubbard. sizes 6 to 10, special for Dollar sleeves, special for Dollar Day, J. H. Hawley, phone 5-F12. jl4-28pd Clay England, of the Grove, spent day, 6 pairs— the suit— 7 Jtr D ayfiyht Storr fut (¿utility amtSendee For Sale or Rent— New modem 6-room Sunday at the C. II Jennings home. bungalow and garage. Corner Pacific i Grandma Bales aud Mrs. Ralph Ynnd ------------------------------------------------------------ highway and Nellis place. Inquire No. went to Eugene Saturday for a visit. I Mr. and Mrs. Needham, o f Thurs | 57 Pacific highway. jl4 2spu ton. visited Sunday at the Charles For Sale or T r a d e -3 0 acres 12 mi*es T^ t e “ h0 " e. . fr ° “ t*ra“.,s b tr° “ Mrs. Warren Kelly went to Portland hu, Ore. rite Mrs. Henry Preever. jaflt weefc after her granddaughter, W. McReyaolds. Mr Had Mrs. ller In the graft eases the luau “ higher A case where a dozen added to u The trouble with men pitragraphers B oo, Ore., Route 4.___________ jl4-28pii Hele„ Krause. Brown, of Eugene; Mrs. Dugan, Eve dozen leaves aothiug— kissing. Work it is that they judge women’s clothes by u p ” seems to be the lowest of the lot • • • For Sale— 7-room modem house aud Leonard and Genevieve Poquette, lyn and Leo Dugan. Mr. and Mrs. Ole out for yourself. But maybe kissing is j what the ultra tushionable weur und acres laud; fine lawn with large Mary and Donald Owen, Lillie and Christianson. Home o f our congressmen havr an example in subtraction. men \s clothes by what they themselves Mrs. Garrison, of Walla Walla, is maple tree, lots o i roses, ail kinds ot Jeanette Spuhr aud Arna VanSchoiaek missed their calling. They ought to be wear. • • • visiting with her daughter. Mrs Abbot berries aud fruit trees, extra good soil, motored to Drain Sunday afternoon, • • • working in a salve factory Ray Rinard, o f Portland, returned large asparagus bed; just the place to ! Mr. and Mrs. D. L. England and Those who ask the most must nat • • • The men who wunt jobs vote u man raise vegetables for the market Will j children. Miss Thelma Thomason and home Tuesday after a short visit with urally expect to get the most turn It's bad enough to waste your owr seU all or part of laud with house. In Mrs. B F. Negley attended church at his mother, Mrs. Lou Rinard. into office— und those who don ’t get down»— but they are more likely to Mrs George Foster, who has been ill puire o f George W. Matthews, 42b Star Sunday. time without forcing someone else t< whut they want vote him out again. get more than the persou who doesn’t First street, phuue 150-L. jil4-28pd I Aunt Kate Land was in the Grove since Monday, is improved put in an equal amount. • • • Charles Conner is baling hay for ; Saturday • • • For Sale— A fresh Jersey cow. M. F. Mr Strong. • • • I A pullmun train was recently held DeaLarzes, Cottage Urove. jli4 2S. Mrs Govor and Mr. and Mrs. Smith SILK CREEK If your conscience is active, it make A woman’s imagination is much ; up in the west, but the porter locked visited Monday afternoon with Mr more vivid than a man’s— otherwise himself out of sight und the bandits precious little difference what chuicl For Sale— 6 lots on south Sixth street and Mrs. Dixon. (Special to The Sentinel fenced aud planted to good fam ily i they w o u ld n ’ t love us the wuy they do. got nothing. you belong to. Mrs. McCall is with Mrs. Foster, I July 18.— Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hurt orchard. Price, $3UO casu, if taken having return Sunday from the James ley and son Harold, o f Lynx Hollow, at unee. Also two horses weighing 170b each, $400 cash Will also trade lot in visited with friends here Saturday af Redford home. Mrs. A. E. Foster visited over the t'eattle, Wash., for property iu Cottage temoon The Estes women motored to Lynx week end with her daughters, Mrs Grove or for new Ford. John Hull, phone 37-Fo. ji21tfe Hollow one day of last week and visit Vlleman and Mrs. Chapman. ed at the I. N. Dresser home. For Reut— 2 furnished sleeping rooms. Harvesting is well under way in this MOUNT VIEW Mrs. J. L. t^ueen, Job north Lane- neighborhood. street. jl7-21pd James Rigby has received word from (8; ecial to The Sentinel.) For Sale— 30 head good Cotswold ewes Colorado that his c r o p there have July It — Mr and Mr- Charles Bales Address Geo. U. Overholser, Cottage been destroyed by a hail storm attended Sunday school at W'uldon Grove, Ore. Phuue 22-F2. jll4 23pd Sunday. LYNX HOLLOW Mrs. Kate Sears, o f the Grove, vis 1918 Ford roadster completely over ited several days of last week with hauled, new parts in rear end, five (Special to The Sentinel.) Mrs Amanda Sears good tire* 30x3 Vs, foot feed and July Is.— Mrs. Ina Getz and Miss C. A King and Claude Arne hove shocks; turtle back aud delivery box both go with car; over-size steering Neva Walker, o f Waldport, s p n t the been making some repairs on the school wheel. Must sell as I have no further weed end at the home of their aunt, house. Mr. and Mrs Lester Ritchey and use for it. Looks aud runs 75 per ceui Mrs. Marion Lebow. Mrs. D. A. Estes and daughters, o f Earl Fisher, of Curtin, were at the W\ new. Will sell for $200 cash. Write Silk Creek, visited one day of last D. Heath home one evening o f last or see H. N. Traxler, Creswell, Ore., for demonstration. jl21pd week with the Dresser and Hartley week. families. Mr. and Mrs F B Phillips, Miss For Sale— Good Guernsey cow 6 years A. B. Wolford purchased a tractor Allie Phillips and Mrs. Phillips’ sister, old; giving 4 gallons; six gallons last week Mrs. Liddle, left this week for Co when fresh. H. N. Traxler, Creswell, Mr and Mrs. Walter Pentico ami Ore. jl21pd son Cody visited Sunday in Cottage quille for a month’s stay Arthur Bales and Ralph Land, of Found—Gold locket containing baby Grove with the Sowers family. Dorena, were dinner guests Sunday picture. Owner may have same by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maekie were evening at the Charles Bales home proving property and paying for this Sunday guests at the home of their Mr and Mr». W. D Heath, Cnrrie notice. jl21c daughter, Mrs Melvin Jackson, at and Addison Heath and Osie Chapman For Sale— 10-lnch wood, delivered 16 Walker. spent Saturday evening with Mr and per cord. J. W. Sh&ttuck, phone Mr. and Mrs H B Hemmc, of Mrs. J. A. Schneider. 1-FI3. jl21-a4pd Blachly, spent the week end with Mrs. Kate Sears, of Cottage Grove, Buy your sugar for canning today. Boat A car load of Beaver feed just unloaded! is staying at the F. B Phillips home For Bale— Confectionery Business in a friends here Mr and Mrs. Delbert Bennett and cane sugar, wiling below wholesale cost to As good as tbe best. Made in Eugene from during the absence of the Phillips fani town o f 800; did (10,000 business in 1921. Murphy's Confectionery, Junc- son, o f Wendling. visited recently with ily. day ! B u y! Lane county grains. Poultry, dairy and hog Mrs. Bennett’s parents, Mr. ami Mrs Mr. ami Mrs, Fred Frost and Harry tion City, Ore._____________ jl21a4cjct feeds Come in and examine them. W A. Fisher. Frost, o f B* le Mountain, visited Sun For Bale— Team harness wagon, plow. Three o f the W'olford children have day evening with Mr and Mrs W. D. Watermelon*, cantaloupe*, cucumber*, let Beaver egg producer, 219* protein $2.65 drag, disc, mower and rake. 1. A. been quite ill but are now improving tuce, carrots, beets, new potatoes, new peas, Heath. Randall, phone 106 .7, jl21a4pd Mr and Mrs. Horace Mtronj; and Eugene egg mash, 17% protein $2 45 Mr and Mrs. J. A. Schneider and new loans, turnip*, loganberries, raspberries, For Bale— Used Hupmobile in good daughter Mary, o f Eugene, who had Mis.« Bcrnadine Schneider were Bun Beaver scratch, 100 lbs ....... $2.65 lemons, oranges, swim chard everything in condition. Also used light six Chal beer on n trip’ through eastern Oregon. day guests of Mr and Mrs. George Eugene scratch, 100 lbs .................. $2.45 fresh vegetables and fruits. uers in good condition. Inquire at returning by way of Crater hike. _ Proctor _____ ___ _________ in ______ Cottage Grove. ______ In the ___ af •Miller’» Machine Shop, Cottage Grove. stopped and visited with Mrs. Strong s ternoon the whole party motored to Phone 12. jl21a4pd parents, Mr and Mrs Wm. Slater. Drain. Mrs John Samson and daughter w h ile ont in the hi„ ? |00k For Bale or Trade Will sell or trade for cattle or sheep, 70 head o f An June and Miss Nora Lebow arrived | jng after their cattle, Clarence and gora goats. Curtis Veateh, Cottage Thursday o f last week from Salem for Andy Sears shot two half grown FLOUR Armour's corn flakes, Iowa corn, 2 cans 26c Peanut brittle, fresh, Grove, phone 2-F13. jl21tfc a short visit with their parents, Mr wolves which the dogs started out of and Mrs. Marion Lebow Miss Nora the brush 10c Diamond ” S ” salmon, the lb These gray wolves seem McKenzie $1.50 tin- pkg 20c For Sake—66-acre farm 3 miles south of had just returned from a short stay at Grape Nuts, 2 for 35c town on Black Butte route. See Miss Dryad. Wash., with Mrs. Pnul Bnrnett. to be getting more numerous lately. 2 tin 25c Commercial chocolates, Dalles Diamond $2.30 Another was run to the nver near the Oaroutte at 400 north Eighth street. Shredded wheat, 2 Eagle peas, can ..„16c Mr and Mr* E T Hartley and son K err’s Best $2.45 pkgs for better than ever, lb 26c Cottage Grove. jl21pd Harold and Mrs. I. hi. Dresser visited Currin bridge one evening last week 35c Mrs. Otho VanBchoiack and Sarah 5c Back bacon, lb For Bale— We have on hand approxi with Mr W. A. Wheeler the latter Riley, of Fairview, Mrs. J. Kile. Mrs. Olympic $2.50 K ellogg’s com flakes, Sardines in oil 28c mately six thousand feet 1x8 com part o f last week. Preston, the W. D. Heath family and 25c Sauerkraut, 2 for 35c Best side bacon, com Fisher’s Blend $2 50 2 pkgs. for mon cedar soling at $10 per M while Miss Osie Chapman visited Sunday 30C K «n ’a M b $4 60 1’ost Toasties, 2 for 26c Potato chips, pkg 10c fed, 111 it lasts. Good for outbuildings. West DIVIDE with Mrs. Amanda Sears ern Lumber k Export Co. j 121 28c (Special to The Sentinel.) Hemstitching and picoting attachment Time flies, but gets no farther away j July 20.— Mr. and Mrs. Nelson I-ewis Fits any sewing machine. Price, $2. Economy Soles Company. Medford, Ore entertained Sunday in honor o f the from the lazy plodder than from the | Buy Your Feed Bring in Your gon.___________________ jl21pd birthday anniversaries o f Mrs. Ie-e Du hustler • • • gan and Mrs. Ole Christianson Ice | cord tire. 36x5 mounted at Oray's. A woman can change herself so com j on rim, lost between Cottage Grove cream, salad and sandwiches were served at 1 o ’clock. The following were pletely and *o quickly that sometimes | The Beat for tnd London Return to N. 8. Hays. Highest Price Mr«. Ernest McBeynolds. n man making love is made to feel as ’a la poo ya Springs.____________jly21r present: Kathleen, George Jr. and Austin Mi- if caught flirting with a stranger Less Paid Wanted— Boarders wanted at 1010 west Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. F. M Chap Main street. jl21tfc man, Nellie and Lynn Chapman. Mr A man might go without eating who For Bake- 100 White Leghorn hens and Mrs. George Alleman, Mr and 1568 Sixth street, phone IS F2. jl21p Mrs. A. Söderström, Mr. and Mrs. G. wouldn’t go without smoking. Women’s Shoes $ 1.00 Men's Union Suits $ 1.00 Dress Voiles S I .00 Cretonnes 5 1 .0 0 Boys’ Pants $ 1.00 Men’s Sox $ 1.00 $ 1.00 House Slippers Curtain Scrims 5 1 .0 0 $ 1.00 Girls’ Hose $ 1.00 Play Suits $ 1.00 Hellluieli. Bangs & Marksbunj $ 1.00 $ 1.00 J It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s Ask Gray’s Price! We Sell for Less! Ask Our Price on Sugar, Feed, Groceries ? ? ? ? Gray Has No Delivery or Bookkeeping Expense, and for This Reason Saves You Money by Selling SUGAR, FEED AND GROCERIES CHEAPER No Credit—One Price to Everyone Sugar Cheese, full cream, II» Feed 30c Butter, best creamery, lb........ 49c ER A Y 5 CASH&CARR7
