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COTTAGE G WOVE SENTINEL, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1923
WANTADS
bomuwliere iu the wautud column
will be found the name of some res
ident of the Cottage Grove country.
‘ That person is untitled to a free
wanted for three issues, if he or she
( presents copy for the same within
j 10 days from the date of this paper,
i A new name will be selected at ran
i Join each week, aud this method of
creating interest in the wautads will
be continued for several months.
PURE BLOOD 8. C. BLACK MIN
orca eggs for batching, $1 pur 15
at residence, 1865 East Main bt.
Please order ahead as eggs are lim
ited. E. E. Thornton, P. O. Box
636, Cottage Grove.
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WANTED—TEN HEN TURKEYS.
B. M. Hawley, Cottage Grove,
*0
Ore.
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FOR SALE—A LARGE WORK
marc, working every day; price,
$25. A good 10 20 inch disc harrow,
$25. F. B. Phillips, phoue 1-F14. c
IOWA
PROGRESSIVE
EVER
bearing strawberry plants for sale
at $1 per 100. J. F. Spray.
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I PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FOR
hatching. Thompson Kinglets, the
big hens that lay the big eggs. $1.50
' per setting of 15 eggs. Mrs. J. F.
bpray.
mVtfe
ATTENTION CHICKEN RAISERS.
I have several hundred bushels of
wheat and oats mixed specially.
Good for chickens. Owner, P. W.
Rusco, 523 E. 25 No., Portland,
Ore., or Wes Chrisman, Doreua,
Oregon.
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SILVER QUILL BABY CHICKS
all sold till April 15, except pos
sibly a few overhatch. Several thou
sand Utility chicks after that date.
Price, 100 for $15; 500 for $70;
1000 for $135; 20 per cent books
order, balance on delivery. Wm.
Hunds & Son, Box 614, Cottage
Grove, Ore., phono I-F2.
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Neighborhood News
WALDEN.
March 26.—Mrs. O. Johnson and
Miss Ellinore visited Thursday at
the Schroeder home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost and son
Harry visited Sunday ut the Castle
home.
Kev. Crawford and family were
dinner guests Hun day at the K. T.
Martin home.
Fred Prost mushed two fingers
of his left hand quite badly Satur-
day.
D. 11. Brumbaugh is recovering
from a severe illness with grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne were
at the Harry Castle home Tuesday.
Avery Minter has purchased a
new Ford car.
Mrs. Minter went to Oakland bat-
urday to visit a son.
Mr. —
----
and Mrs. Flovd Jones visited
Thursday at the D. II. Brumbaugh
home.
Several from this neighborhood
attended the Dr. Price meetings in
Eugene last week.
Robert Shields spent Saturday
night at the J. B. Mosby home in
Do rena.
Miss r
'
Hattie
Lobow spent the
week end - with
.. Ivâ home folks.
Mr. Coblentz and daughter, Mrs.
J. S. Allen and daughter Sadie and
Mrs. Thena Miller and children were
iu the Grove Saturday.
Surah Rawlings is suffering with
two broken ribs, the result of a
fall.
Mrs. Fred Frost spent Thursday
night at the Castle home.
There was no school in the pri
mary room Thursday, owing to the
illness of the teacher, Miss Mary
Snauer.
Fred Brumbaugh, of the Grove,
spent Thursday night with his par
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Brum
baugh.
With new spring wear of every sort crowd .ig our store, we wel-
come the women of Cottage Grove t* and vicinity to come a-shop-
ping. That it will be a trip full of pleasant surprises we are
sure, for on every hand the very latest styles will be seen,
Economy, as ever, marks this display of wearables.
A Display and Sale of Dresses
Way Out of the Ordinary—
$12.2
These are an offering of dresses that are imbued with
the new spring modishness without being imbued with
the usual prices of spring costumes. They are styled of
alltyme crepes in two color combinations and combina
tions of Egyptian printed crepe de chine and alltyme
crepe.
WOMEN’S SILK STOCKINGS
♦NEW SPRING MODELS IN WARNERS
I
CORSETS
Semi fashioned pure thread silk hose, lisle
tops, fashioned with the new ribbon back Authentic in style, you will find these new
seam; black anti african; the pair....... $1.50 I models in the lines that are best adapted
to the season’s silhouette. The Warner
Full fashion d pure thread silk hose in good Bros, corset is popular with all women who
weight, shown in black aud colors, prke d i buy good corsets, assuring the wearer the
the pair.................................... .»................ $2.00 maximum of comfort, style and fit. Back
and front laced models—every corset guar
“Kayser’s’’ glove silk hose, in black only, anteed not to rust, break or tear. They are
priced the pair........................................$S.OO ♦ priced from................................ $1.50 to $5.50
NEW PLAID SPORTS COATS AT $22.50
These are the approved styles that women will wear for
utility wear this spring. Made of polo and camels hair
materials in loose back and belted styles, half lined and
well tailored.
THE CEDARS.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
FOR SALE—BABY CHICKS FOR
March 27.-A-W. H. Wheeler, of
May 17, of the O. A. C. mid Hol
lywood strain; heavy layers; $13.50 Anacortes, Wash., has been visiting
per 100. Mrs. Waldo Miller, Disstou .this week at the home of his broth
Route, Cottage Grove, Orc., Phone er, M. M. Wheeler.
Alice Hnldeman, Naomi Mooney
1-F2.
m30al3p
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schneider
FOR SALE OR TRADE—HAVE A and daughter Bernadine attended
Jersey cow and a cream separator iiteraryhere here Friday night.
to sell, or will trade for woodsaw.
Miss Magdalene Willis, who is
R. L. Bailey, Cottage Grove. ml630p SI itaying at the home of her sister
BEAUTIFUL PIANO FOR SALE mid attending school in Cottage
in vicinity of Cottage Grove at Grove, attended literary Friday
big saving in price and terms as night and spent the week end with
little al $10 month to good people. her father, C. O. Willis.
Margaret He men way, of the
For particulars write Cline Music Grove,
attended literary Friday eve
For Saturday only we will offer about fifty suits for
Co., Astoria, Ore.
ml6-30p
ning mid spent the night with Alma
boys
aged 8 to 16 years. These suits are made of virgin
FOR
SAL E—BOOKKEEPER '8 Sears.
wool fabrics. The pants are lined and the seams taped.
Beulah Smith was out of school
desk. Top containing three large
Many have two pairs of pants. A good range of colors.
drawers is supported by enclosed Tuesday.
Rosa Willis visited school Mon
Every suit in the lot is a real $9.75 to $12.50 value. The
storage cabinet. A bargain. The
Sentinel.
ml6-30p.l day.
special price is for Saturday only.
Dnrtis McGowen has been out of
TWO MILLION FEET OF TIMBER school the past on account of sick-
for sale at 25c a thousand. Ten nets.
years’ time to take it off. Box
The Bahrenfus family, Mr. Curtis
249, Cottage Grove, Ore.
ml6-30c and Mrs. Ellen McFarland were in
Eugene Wednesday of last week.
RE8IDENCE
PROPERTY
FOR
Mr. an-1 Mrs. 1’. II. MaGee enter
sale. G. A. Proctor.
ml6-30p tained with a dinner Sunday, th"
FOR SALE—A NEW MODERN guests being Mr, and Mrs. llonry
house ou Ninth street. Inquire Yeoinnii and Clyde Kent, of Cres
~The Daifliqnt Storefor Quality and Sendee
Mrs. Albert Hull, Ctotago Grove, well, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McFarland
phone 37-F2.
ml6-30p mid Mr. mid Mrs. Avery Hartsol.
The occasion was in honor of the
GEORGE W. BOYD 18 ENTITLED birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Ma
to a free wanted for three issues. gee and Mrs. Yeoiuan.
Mrs. Ellen McFarland and sous
Present this notice within 10 days.
ROW RIVER.
Bee announcement at the head of Byron and Howard spent Sunday C. C. Conner home.
ing to the former Phillips’ mill, on
at the D. H. Reniple homo.
Mrs. Alma Sears and Mrs. Kate
this column.
Cedar creek.
A special meeting of the Farmers’ Scars of Cottage Grove, spoilt the
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quconer and
FOR SALE—JERSEY COW, GOOD union will be held at the Bilk Creek week end at the E. J. Sears’ homo.
March 28.—Mrs. Clyde Kerr, of baby son visited relatives in Sagi
milker, and two two-year-old school house Tuesday, April 3. Har
Lionel Haight was home from the Omak, Wash, is spending the week naw Friday evening.
heifers, one roan and ono Durham, ry C. Jackson, state organizer, will U. of O. over the week end.
at the Henry Sunders home.
Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Tobin and
fresh this full. D. Quagliu, one mile be the principal speaker. A meet
Little Gene Witcher has been
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tanner aud baby and Mrs. J. A. Lowe and
east and three-fourths mile north ing of the Silk Creek union will be sick the past week with the flu.
son Frankie and Miss Alice Thrum daughter Zctta, were Eugene visi
on power line road,
m23u6p held at the Cedars school house
The play given Saturday evening visited over the week end at the tors Monday. The Frank Pleuard
by the Cocial Neighbors at the Wm. Vaughn home in the Grove, family and Miss Nellie Pleuard
Wednesday, April 4.
FOR SALE—PURE BLOOD
Ellena Shortridge, of the Grove, school house was largely attended
Miss Genevieve Poquette, of Do- spent the week end in the Grove.
Plymouth Rock eggs. A. C. An v: ¡sited Sunday at the C. O. Willis and much enjoyed by all
rena, visited relatives and friends
derson, City Transfer, phone 99, or home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lockwood here Wednesday.
The person who is long on brains
residence phone 124-J.
ni23q6p
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cochran have taken apartments at Mrs.
The J. A. Lowe family are mov- knows his own short comings.
Markley
’
s
in
the
Grove.
and
children
visited
Sunday
at
the
GOOD JERSEY MILK COWS FOR
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hodges at
sale. Nice and gentle. Come and home of Mrs. Cochran’s sister, Mrs. tended
the Price meeting in Eugene
see them. J. A. Elliott, phono J. E. Meisner.
Mrs. J. E. Meisner visited Thurs Sunday.
25 F5.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lake re
day with her sister, Mrs. Norman
turned home Monday from a two
FOR SALE—ONE HOUSE WITH Cochran.
Herman Rudolph und the Messrs. weeks' visit in Eugene, where they
two lots. Cash payment and easy
| terms on balance. Call at 325 north Tarr spent Sunday evening at the attended the Price meetings.
Mrs. Hugh l’orteous, of Pas Telia,
K street or phone 92-L.
m23a6c Ed Ashby home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard, of Divide, Cal., is here visiting her mother,
I
FURNISHED
BEDROOM
FOR and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and daughter Mrs. J. 8. Lake and other relatives.
Oscar Jackson and J. A. Joli were
lady or gentleman. Mrs. H. C. Mario visited Tuesday at the E<1
Eugene visitors Monday.
Madsen, 1104 west Main. mlô 30p Ashby home.
NO WEEK-END SPECIALS—PRICES GOOD ALL
Hugh Nixon sold and delivered
There will be a box social at The
FOR BALE OR TRADE FORTY Cedars school house Friday, April 6. two loads of wheat to the Cottage
WEEK. COME IN AND GET OCR PRICES ON
acres 8 miles from town, $1500.
FEED, FLOUR AND SUGAR
Miss Margaret Galloway and Mrs. Grove mill Monday.
Would consider ear as part pay Currie Heinenway motored out to
W. A. Witcher and Fred Witcher
ment. Good buildings, orchard and the Janies Sears ranch Friday.
motored to Eugene Tuesday after
Best Creamery Butter..
outrange. H. T. Williams, Mosby
lb., 48c; 2 lbs., 95c
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler and noon.
Creek, phone 19-F2.
mStelSp daughter, of Roseburg, and Mrs.
W. E. Nixon is out assessing
again, after a spell of the flu.
CITRUS
, WANTED—COOKING OR WAIT Hurry Hart, of the Grove, visited
BLUING
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are both
ing on tables; logging camp pre- Wednesday at the M. M. Wheeler ill with scarlet fever at the E. C.
Package, each.....
25c
home.
Mrs.
Stewart
’s bottle,.15c
I forred. Address Mrs. L. B. Reed,
Lockwood place. Their two and a
i 615 Jackson St., Roseburg. m30n6p
half year old son has just recovered
DELIGHT VALLEY.
from it.
FOR SALE—RESIDENCE PROP
Little Donald Nixon suffered a
CAMPBELL s SOUPS
erty. House has six rooms with
LARD
(Special to The Sentinel.)
badly
mashed hand Monday.
It
bath and store room. Inquire at
All
kinds—
March 27.—Mrs. W. E. Stevens,
5-lb. size............
$1.08
was
caught
in
a
kale
cutter,
but
place, 844 south Sixth.
ni.10al.1p who had been staying at the home
the can
10c
4-lb. size......... .
bones were broken.
85c
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. no Social-
Neighbors will be enter
FOR BALE CHEAP ONE TEAM A. Witcher, the past four weeks,
weighing .1000 lbs., and another left Friday for her home at Mohler. tained Wednesday afternoon by
weighing 2000 lbs.; also wagon and She was having her eyes treated Mrs. E. J. Kent.
ROLLED OATS
BACON
A nine-pound girl was born Tues
two sets of harness. G. H. Fuller by a specialist in Eugene.
Kerr
's, 9-lb. sack........ 50c
day
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jessie
That
ton.
m.'lOallp
Backs, lb............
Miss Mary Haight returned home
25c
cher.
MAKE ME AN OFFER ON A 1920 Friday from O. A. C.
Mr. and Mr*. Harry Conner, of
touring ear; will trade as first
SILK CREEK
TRU BLU CRACKERS AND GRAHAMS
I payment on small city property. Eugene, spent the week end at the
, 704 Birch avenue.
m3ua!3p
(Special to The Sentinel.)
WANTED MEN OR WOMEN TO
March 29.—The I. N. Dresser
¡FOR SALE OR TRADE—ONE LOT I take orders for genuine guaran family, of l ynx Hollow', visited one
iu Seattle. Price, $400. John Hull, teed hosiery for men. women and day recently at the M. F. Babcock
3-lb. caddie of crackers, box.....
...45c
■ phone 37 F5.
niSOtfe |children. Eliminate darning. Salary home
5-11». caddie of grahams, box.....
'$75 a week full time. $1.50 an hour
Miss
Leota
Kotw
is
visiting
at
...85c
FOR SALE—PURE BRED RHODE i spare time Beautiful spring line.
Island Red hatching eggs, graded, ¡International Stocking Mills. Nor the homo of her sister, Mrs. Claude
Hardin, at Gaston.
McKenzie flour, sack...... _........ .
at SOe per doacn. Phone 31 FIS, F. ristown, Pa.
m30jnelp
$1.50
A ten-nound son was born Tues
E Taylor Walker. Ore.
m.lOp
Sapphire,
best hard wheat flour, sack
$2.25
LOST LICENSE PLATE NO 5018, day moruing to Mr. and Mrs Ar
Woolcott.
FOR RENT—A MODERN FIR
between Black. Butte and Cottage thur
Mrs. E. T. Hartley and son and
nisheil home; fruit, garage. Call Grove. Finder please uotify C. H.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. N.
lai 2.15 Eleventh street Saturday or Wood, at Lon Ion store.
m.'lOc Dreiser, all of Lynx Hollow, viaiter!
I Sunday forenoon.
m30e
with
friends here Saturday.
MY RANCH OF 142 ACRES FOR
(FOR SALE—$0 ACRES 4 MILES
Charles Miller has purchased a
sale or trade. Partly clean'd and
from Cottage Grove; 15 acres in * improved. A. E. Weatrope, Star. Ford ear.
cultivation.
fenced
and
cross i Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tompkins vis
ni30a!3p
fenced, good improvements, good i
tied Monday at the Arthur Woolcott i
young orchard, fine spring piped to FOR SALE LOT 11. BLOCK 2, heme.
house, barn and poultry houses; on
Mrs. P. Darnell is able to be up I
Manitou Park, N. E. corner north
phone line; priced to sell. Ask for; Ninth street. near bridge. Will ex and about after an illness of sev
particulars. Addison Williams, route ( change for Portland property. J. B eral weeks.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR E00s
2. Cottage Grove. Ore. Telephone Protxman. 781 East Taylor Street,
pt-F4.
Watch the label oa your paper. I
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m30uI3p i Portland. Ore.
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A Pre-Ea&er Sale of Boys’ Suits
FACE BRICK
COMMON BRICK
FIRE BRICK
FIRE CLAY
DRAIN TILE
BUILDING TILE
HEARTH TILE
WIDE LUMBER
Shingles
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT
CEMENT
PLASTER
Dampers
Clean Outs
LIME
STUCCO
Ash Dumps
Talk over your house needs with us
S. L. Godard
Contractors
and
Dealers
I he United States
Government Cooperates
with the 7600 member banks in maintaining the Federal
Reserve Banking System for the protection of the busi
ness interests of the country.
Through the Federal
Restive Board in Washington it supervises the twelve
I ederal Reserve Banks; it appoints one-third of their
directors; it deposits its funds largely with them; it
guarantees the currency they issue.
This cooperation greatly increases the value of the
system to us and our community.
MEMBER
rFDERAL RESERVE
SYS TEM
Are you linked up
with thia new national
system aa one of our
depositors f If not, you
should delay no longer.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
(The Old Reliable)
GRAY’S
SPECIAL SALE