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COTTAGE GROVE S BN TIN EL, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1923
Neighborhood News
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Windshields
ACETYLENE WELDING
Eugene Auto Sheet Metal Go.
718 Lharnelton St
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Phone 249
and friends here last week, returned
Friday to Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Otho ViuiSchoiack
and Sarah Riley spent Sunday in
Springfield.
in the grove in Hemenway park on
the Fourth.
Myrtle Dobberateiu and Kalb
eryn Hemenway are suffering with
poison oak.
Jay and Murion Horning and Miss
Hazel Ashby returned Saturday eve
ning from a brief visit in Portland.
The E. V. Clow family and Mr.
Stark, of St. Helens, who were on
their way to California, stopped for
a brief visit at the home of Mr.
Clow’s sister, Mrs. Ed Ashby.
(Special to Tho Sentinel.)
LYNX HOLLOW.
July 10.—Mrs. Martha Lane und
daughter Bernice, of Corvallis, spent
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Sunday at the K. H. and J. B. Mos
July 10.—The glorious Fourth
by homes.
was celebrated by most of our peo
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chapman and ple. Some went to Eugene, some to
children, who spent last week here Cottage Grove and some picnicked
with relatives, returned to their nt London springs.
home in Vulsetz Saturday.
M r. and Mrs. John Samson and
Of course the man who marries a
Mr. and Mrs. J. ] B. Linebaugh daughter June, who are at Belknap drcam must do so with his eyes
visited Sunday at the Harry Castle springs for Mr. Samson’s health, closed.
home,
came up for the Fourth und visited
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilson, who with Mrs. Samson’s parents, Mr.
No one can blame a rheumatic
visited last week at the home ot and Mrs. Marion Lebow.
for kicking, but it’s a foolish thing
Mrs. Wilson’s parents, Mr und Mrs.
John and Byron Winslow, of Silk for him to do just the same.
G. W. Shields, returned to their Creek, were in the Hollow on busi-
home at Wendling Sunday.
Sermons seem longest to people
ncss Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Addison Williams and son
The E. T. Hartley family and who have most need of ’em. Have
Harry visited Monday afternoon Mrs. I. N. Dresser visited with you been kicking?
with Mrs. Furn Adams.
Silk Creek friends Sunday.
Oscar Adams has purchased a mo
Mrs. Dyke, of the Ajax Lumber
Every good and charitable deed
torcycle.
company, and her nine-pound baby you do a follow being is a jewel in
Mr. and Mrs. Loo Wilson and daughter Marguerite are being cared the crown to be worn in the here
Mrs. G. W. Shields visited Satur for at the A. B. Wolford home.
after.
day afternoon at the J. B. Mosby
Mrs. I). I’. Caldwell and daughters
and Harry Castle homes.
Even being a jackass is better
visited at the Dresser home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost and son
than being a loafer.
Hurry spent Sunday at the W. D.
SAGINAW.
Heath home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Mosby and
I
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oscar Gascon returned Sunday from
July 10.—Mr. and Mrs. George ♦-------------------------------------------- <$
Silver Lake, where they spent the Neat, of Coburg, visited at tho C.
SILVER QUILL BABY CHICKS
Fourth.
H. Sharon home on the Fourth. Miss
all sold till April 15, except pos
Miss Frei da Castle is spending a Esther Sharon accompanied them
sibly a few overliateh. Several thou
few days at the Fred Frost home. homo for a short visit.
sand Utility chicks after that date.
Mrs. J. B. Mosby was in Cottage
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Pettit and Price, 100 for $15; 500 for $70;
Grove Saturday.
Jesse Burleson left Sunday morning 1000 for $135; 20 per cent books
Fred Frost bought a team of for eastern Oregon.
order, balance on delivery.
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Wm.
horses last. week.
The W. F. Briggs family spent
Frank Miller has bought a Ford. the Fourth with relatives near Hunds & Son, Box 014, Cottage
m9tle
Misses Ida and Ruth McKibben Grants Pass. They returned Sunday., Grove, Orc., phone 1-F2.
visited Monday at tho Johnson
A large crowd from Eugene and ¡LOANS—PLENTY r OF MONEY
homo.
country nttendoed the
for city loans, pay as much each
Mr. Chriss was in Eugene Tues- surrounding
meeting
nt the Bartlett Johnston month as you want to, also farm
day on business.
place Sunday.
loans at 5 per cent interest an
George Conley reeturned to Reeds nually. F. J. Berger, 630 Willamette
HEBRON.
port Sunday, after having spent the street, Eugene, Ore..
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Fourth at home.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Tho Gerard family, of Springfield, FOB SALE—NINE HEAD TWO-
year-old bulls, 10 yearlings, all
July 10.—Miss Annabelle Gilcrist visited Sunday with 8. H. Jarrett.
has gone to Siskiyou to visit at the
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Queencr nnd registered Herofords. Mayro McKin
ney,
Turner, Ore.
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home of her sister, Mrs. Craig.
baby visited over the week end
Mrs. Laine, of Corvallis, visited with tho C. J. Quconer family.
FOR SALE, HOLT CATERPILLAR
Saturday with the Misses Taylor.
Miss Alma Ailney was homo from
45 h. p. tractor, good for logging
W. L. Kimble ami E. F. Carlile Yoncalla over the week end.
or any other use you wish to put
were in Cottage Grove Saturday.
Miss Mildred Walkley is visiting it to.
A. Learned, Applegate,
Charlie White was in the Grove relatives near Eugene this wook.
Ore.
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Friday.
Gladys Benston, a primary teach
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vaughn and er in the Sunday school, will take FOR SALE— 15-H. P. GENERAL
“Grandma” Vaughn, of Algona, her class on a picnic Wednesday.
Electric slow speed motor. J. H.
visited a part of last week with
Miss Flossie Mathis visited sev Bartels.
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relatives here.
eral days of Inst week with rela
FOR SALE—TEN MILLION FEET
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hands, of the tives in Etigeno and Corvallis.
of saw timber located one mile
Grove, attended church here Sun
J. F. Adncy spent tho week end
day.
from railroad. George Edwards,
here with his family.
jl6-27p
Mr. and Mrs. McBee, Mr. and
Miss Clara Taplin was in Eugene Box 513, Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Holbrook and two children and Monday.
FOB
SALE
—
PET
MALE
PUP.
Mrs. McClure, of Lowell, visited
The Saginaw Lumber company is
Gentle with children. Mixed Pom
Sunday with their cousins, the putting in a new dock along the
eranian and Airedale. Six months
Misses Taylor.
Southern Pacific siding here.
old. Harold Bi de.
jl6-13p
Mr. and Mrs. Will Murry and
children *»re here from Bellingham,
BLUE MOUNTAIN.
WANT TO BUY SECOND HAND
Wash., visiting witii Mi. Murry’s
binder in good condition. G. R.
mother and other relatives.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Allen, phone 21-F2.
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Mrs. Bethel, of Guthrie, Okla.,
July 9.—Win Turpin has moved
visited a pu.-C of last wejk with her his family to the Potts & Turpin OLD BAGS WANTED—NOTHING
gr< mlson, K. D. Aldridge.
less than 2 feet square. Must be
mill.
Vernon Whipps spent the Fourth clean and of material that will ab
sorb gasoline; old underclothing,
with his parents.
SILK CREEK.
Mrs. Joe Perkins nnd daughter flannels and tho liko preferred. Can
July 10.—Prof. R. W. Aircy and Sarah visited Wednesday with Mrs. not use old socks, mercerized or
hard surface goods or small pioces
family, who had been visiting with Lownie Farmer.
Nearly everyone from here at of any kind. We want tho best rags
friends in Coos county mid were
motoring to Ida, spent the night of tended the celebration in Cottage and pay tho best price, 5 cants the
pound. The Sentinel.
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Juno 25 at the M. F. Babcock homo. Grove.
Beula Hastings and Genevieve
Miss Mildred Burcham is visiting
Coblentz visited Saturdny at the FOR SALE, PAIGE 6 66—THIS
with relatives in Canby.
good car has now top, new cord
Mr. mid Mrs. Sinclair and little Dick home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lang and small son, tires, bumper, spotlight, and the
son, of Seaside, Wash., visited with
of California, visited Inst week with long-lived wonderful Rutenber mo-
relatives here July 3.
tor has just been overhauled, The
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Whaley, John Mrs. Lang’s grandparents, Mr. nnd car is larger than I need. If you
mid Byron Winslow, Oscar Wheeler Mrs. John Palmer.
want a roomy, powerful car sec this
mid Mr. and Mrs. Joo Daniels were
at $750. Some terms, or will trade
THE CEDARS.
up from Walton over the Fourth.
for Dodge or Buick four, in oqually
Mr. mid Mrs. IL W. Wheeler and
good condition. Call on or address
(Special to The Sentinel.)
baby relumed Monday from a two
July 12.—Mr. and Mrs. David J. R. Bemon, Yoncalla, Ore. jlylSp
weeks’ visit with cousins on Indian
Perry and children left Monday for FOR SALE OR TRADE—A FORI)
creek.
Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Ernst have Lowell, whore Mr. Perry will oper
light delivery. Seo Charles Hall
traded their property bore for a ate a sawmill.
or L. B. Long at the Service
James Sears rotor nod Saturdny Garage.
homo in Cottage Grove aud have
jlytitfe
evening from a trip to Blue River
moved there.
Wayne Stuart, of Springfield, is with F. J. Bartels und loft Monday FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS, 10c.
Phone 32-F12.
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visiting at the home of his unci", for the Bohemia district.
Mr. mid Mrs. Noah Bolton mid
II. M. Damewood.
80
ACRES
TIMBER
LAND
NEAR
Some Silk Creek people celebrated son Sterling left Monday for Lowell
Palouse, Wash., $2000; trade for
tho Fourth lit Cottage Grove, some to work in u sawmill.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Eric Carlson C. G. property up to $4000; pay
at Eugene, some at London springs
were in this vicinity Monday and difference in cash. N. M. Ohrling,
mid some celebrated nt home.
jlyl3-27p
Mrs. 1. N. Dresser, of Lynx Hol visited at the Meisner, Dorward Anlauf, Ore.
low, visited Sunday nt the E. R. and McKinuey homes.
FOR HALE—MONARCH RANGE,
F. J. Bartels, of Cottage Grove,
Darnell home.
good as new. N. E. Glass, jlylJc
Mr. mid Mrs. E. T. Hartley, of and John Hokenson, of Blue River,
spoilt
Saturday
evening
with
James
Lynx Hollow, were in this vicinity
NICE LARGE NEW WHITE PO
Sears.
on business the first of the week.
tatoos, delivered anywhere in
Mr. and Mrs. Gross and son Is-o, town, 40 lbs. or more, 2tyc lb. F.
Tho L. A. llall family, of Walton,
attended church services here on of Fallen, Nev., and Mrs. May Hart, B. Phillips, phone 1 F14.
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of Portland, visited Thursday at
Juno 30.
Jmnes Rigby has a most excellent the James Sears home. Mrs. Gross
mid Mrs. Sears were friends in girl
garden again this year.
Andy Wilson, who spent several hood but had not seen each other
weeks hero at the homo of his for 24 years.
Henry Gntes, of Eugene, who is
daughter, Mrs. F. A. Green, hns
returned to his home in Indepen working nt the Aldropp sawmill,
spent Sunday evening with Ken
dence.
Elder (I. A. Wilson, of Iowa, ar neth Sears.
James Burnside, accompanied by
rived here Monday. Ho visited sov
eral places in California on the way. his undo and cousin, James and
Myrtle Burnside, spent the Fourth
here at the home of his father, R.
DORF.NA
B. Burnside. Emmett Burnside ac
companied them on their return
(Special to Tho Sentinel.)
Wash.
July 10.—John Teeter* motored Oiialnska,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Grant.
to Corvallis Thursday on business. Hoquiam,
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
Wash., visited Friday nt
Miss Faye Me Lin returned Thurs
C. A. McFarland home.
contains:
day front a month’s visit with rela tho Mrs.
L. A. Thompson and Mr. and
tives and friend* in California.
The College of Literature. Science
Mrs. Dillon, of Portland, spent thè
Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Da me wood Fourth here nt the home of Mr. and
and the Arts with 22 departments
returned Sunday from a week’s Mrs. P. IL Magee, parents of the
The professional schools of Archi
outing at Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Thompson will make
Leonard Paquette returned Thur* women.
tecture and Allied Arts—Business
an
extended
visit.
dav evening from Hood River.
Administration—Education—Grad
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolcott and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baker have a Mrs.
Shade Burcham visited Sunday
uate Study—Journalism—Law-
new Star car.
the W. A. Hemenway home.
Medicine—Music—Physical Edu
Mr. and Mr*. A. S. Ward wore at Mr.
and Mrs, D. H. Rcmpie and
cation—Sociology—Ex tension.
railed to Talent last week by the little
Fay Alnm nnd the
serious illness of Mr. Ward’s father. W. A. daughter
Hemenway family picnicked
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Kelly and sons
For a eataiofua or any information
Alta and Harvey were in Eugene
varate Thr Rfÿwtrar, l/niiirriitÿ of
Friday on business.
Oregon. Eufrne OreiJon.
Arna VnnStdioinck. Mabel Mosby.
Harry Klfving and Jack ~
* *
Dakin
spent Sunday nt the C. A. Van
Srhoiack home.
Noble Elliott motored to Croswell
Saturday.
Mr. and Mr*. Ray VanRchoiack
SUMMER COMPLAINT make* Enie
left Sunday for the Bohemia dis
wili make that old suit look wadway »nth children whose careful
trict, where Ray ha* employment.
About twenty member»’ of the like new. Have it cleaned, mother. protect them from stomach and
“JoHv Bunch” enjoyed a picnic at
rowel dirorders, hot we.ther cramps
the Fred Kelly home Bunday.
weakening diarrhoea • with
pressed and repaired.
Mr nnd Mrs. Durkee, who had
here, returned Friday to Klamath WE CALL AND DELIVER CHAMBERLAIN’S
Fall*.
CCLIC «nd DIARRHOEA
REMEDY
Mr. and Mr*. Clove VanSehoiack
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Phone 77
Quick in achon - satisfying in rsanka
•nd children, who visited relatives
Specials
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for July
Women’s white canvas pumps and ox
fords, all sizes in the lot, pair—
$1.00
Children’s lace or button shoes, pair—
$1.00
One lot of tissue ginghams, voiles, etc.,
three yards for—
$1.00
One lot of voiles, flaxons, dimities, etc.,
six yards for—
$1.00
Women’s khaki skirts, coats and middies,
each—
95c
Men’s athletic, porosknit and cotton rib
summer weight union suits, each—
95c
Men’s $6.00 and $6.50 silk shirts, neat
striped patterns, each—
$3.95
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ly. A trial will convince you that our
«ash methods enable us to sell groceries,
feed and flour for less. You always save.
JARS and JAR RUBBERS
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Again this year we are selling Jars and
Jar Rubbers CHEAPER THAN PORT
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JAR RUBBERS
Heavy gray, dot., 5c; white, 3 doz., 25c; red, doz., 10c
Special—Best Montana hard wheat flour, money-back
guarantee, ‘ Sapphire,” sack..... ......... .................... $220
MUK
the ean................ ...... 11c
SODA
3 pkgs...................
SUGAR—GET
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GOLD DUST
2 large pkgs...........
TOMATOES
CORN FLAKES
3 Pkg«.........—............. 25c
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