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PAGE SIX COTTAGE^GROVEJSENn^ljJ^^ e-------------------------- > Neighborhood News LYNX HOLLOW. (Special to The Sentinel.) July 24.—Miss Auilria Wolford spending the week with relatives in Eugene. A number from here attended the Sunday school picnic held near Walker last Sunday. Cody Pentito is home from Curtin nursing an injured arm. Several members of the Ijijoie family from Wendbng were in the Hollow Sunday. Tho 8. E. Dresser family, of Cot- tage Grovo, visited here Hun day. Tho ladies’ club met with Mrs. W. A. lienne Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Strong, of Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Duncan, of Long Bench, Calif., vis ited with the Wolford and Slater families Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell, who had been with Mr. Campbell’s people here for a short time, ro- turned last week to their home in Roseburg. MOUNT VIEW. (Special to The Sentinel.) July 24.—Mr. and Mrs. I. .1. Beid- ler and daughter Kathleen, of La tham, visited Sunday of last week with Mrs. Amanda Sears. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miller and daughter Selma attended church in Cottage Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Phillips and son Rodney motored to Yoncalla Sunday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales and «laughter Dorothy went to Newport Friday. Mrs. Amanda Sears sustained a >evere burn on her right hand Fri- On Job First Time in 4 Years; Thanks Tanlac 44 After taking Tanlac I got back on the job for the first time in four years, and a medicine that will fix a fellow lip like that is certainly worth recommending,” declared G. W. Divine, carpenter and tinner, living at 35 North 6th St., Walla Walla, Washington. 441 suffered an accident that loft inc in such bad shape I was com pletely down and out so far ns work was concerned. I had no appetite, was way under weight, and had such dizzy spells I couldn’t stand up and didn’t dare try to climb a ladder. ”W<‘II Tanlac gets all th«’ credit day when she accidentally «lipped it into boiling water. William Heath has employment at Pendleton for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider and daughter Bernadine spent Thursday evening with Mr. aud Mrs. W. D. Heath. Mrs. William Hands visited last week with frionds at Shoestring. Mrs. Wallace, of Cottage Grove, visited Tuesday of last week with Mrs. Amanda Sears. Miss Bernadine Schneider visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. D. Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chapman and children, of Curtin, and Mrs. Kate Sears, of Cottage Grove, visited Sunday of last week with Mrs. Amanda Sears. Mrs. Goorge Layng was in Cot- tago Grove Monday afternoon. Mrs. 8. E. Lowry and children, of Walker, were at the W. ~ 1). Heath home Thursday. Lewis Mendal was in Cottage Grove Monday. W. ~ ■ and son Addison D. ~ Heath were in the Grove Saturday after noon. THE CEDARS. (Special to Tho Sentinel.) July 24.—Mrs. Richard Doyle and her Mister, Mrs. Earl Doyle, who recently bought the People’s place on Silk creek, visited Sunday after noon with Mr. and Mrs. Peoples, who have moved to the Sears place. Margaret Higgins visited Sunday afternoon with Alma Sours, who accompanied her home and spent the evening in town. W. A. Hemenway and D. II. Rein- plo are baling hay in the neighbor hood. Hazel Führer visited Sunday at Tanlac Vegetable Pills aro Na turo’» own remedy for constipation. tho G. W. McFarland home. Kenneth Sears returned Saturday Forsalo ov£r^wh£2n^^jly27 for my being able to follow my trado today. I gained 15 pounds by taking it ami I never have n dizzy spoil uiiy more and cun climb a ladder as well as I over could. I cat bettor, sleep better and feel bet ter than I have in over four years, and I’ll tell anybody, Tanlac is sim ply great.” Tanlac is for sale by till good druggists. Accept ao substitute. Over 37 million bottles sold. Your Vacation WANTADS «>---------------------------------- < where to spend it Tillamook Beaches Newport 4 4 Oregon ’ m <)ld Favorito Reno ri ’ ’ Portland ’s Popular Rosorts ’ ’ Oregon ( >aves ( Crater I dike “Naturo ’s Subterranoun Wonderland’’ ‘ ‘ The Sapphire Sea of Silonco ’ ’ Oregon’s mountain, lake and river resorts “Whore the cares of yesterday are soon forgotten ” San Francisco Portland Los Angeles “The City Isjved Around tho World’’ “Tim City of Hoses ’ ’ “Cosmopolitan and Ideal Tourist City” Low Round Trip Tickets on Sale all Summer Long WANTED—SHAWLS TO KNIT. $1.60 for 16-ounco shawl. Could leave yarn at rest room. Phono 11 F2. Mrs. Celia Handy. , jly20n3p Ask our agents for further particulars or writo JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon I WILL TRADE MY TEAM OF horses for oight cords of wood and $15. M. E. Pettot, Saginaw, Ore. jly2(ia3p Southern Pacific Lines FOR SALE—SOME GOOD SEC ond hand sacks. Good for wheat or oats. Boidler’s Feed Store, jly27c FOR BALE OR TRADE—13 ACRES of A No. 1 river bottom land, all under cultivation; good for garden or grain; ltii miles east of town on good road. Chas. A. Beidler, <i35 First St., Cottage Grove. jly27ulOp Knowles & Graber EAT WITH HOLMAN, OPPOSITE Ford garage, Main St. Everything clean and sanitary. First class home cooking and service. Day or week terms. jly27al7p hardware and Furniture FOR BALE OR TRADE—23 ACRES mile southwest of Suginaw. Half cleared, plenty of wood, good spring, 4-room house, good barn, two hen houses, small brooder and incu bator houses. C. C. Moody, Saginaw, Ore. jly27alOp Oregon HOUSE WANTED—I WANT TO rent, modern house. Close to high school preferred. F. L. Grannis, 1014 Jackson St., Eugene. jly27a!0p FOR SALE A SIGHTLY RESI denco property outside city limits with view of city and country; 8 rooms, small fruit, acre of land. Will take Jackson county or Port land property in trade. G. B. Arnesi, Cottage Grove. jly27«10p FENDERS RADIATORS BODIES REPAIRED W A N T E D- A CHICKEN R.Vi C11, close to town. Must be reason able. Please write to E. H., Cottage Grove, Orc. jlviip i Come to us! No matter how great or small the damage, we can make it just like new again! We do all kinds of body work. Radiators, Gas Tanks, Windshields and Mufflers repaired. ACETYLENE WELDING Eugene Auto Sheet Metal Go. 718 Charnelton St ,jl3a.3 Phone 249 WALDEN. (Spocial to The Sentinel.) July 24.—Mr. aud Mrs. Frod Frost and Mrs. Albert Rissue went to Star Sunday and picked wild black berries. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sewnrd, of Marcola, were at the Castle home Sunday. The Furn Adams and R. H. Mos by families attended the camp meet ing iu Cottage Grove Sunday eve ning. Mr. Chris was in Eugene on busi ness Monday. Mrs. George Layng is helping to caro lor her father, George Bowens, who is quite ill. Mrs. Harry Castle mid children were nt the Claude Arno home Mou- duy afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones and children visited Sunday at the D. H. Brumbaugh homo. Miss Mnbel Mosby is visiting with relatives at Marcola. D. II. Brumbaugh spent several days of last wook making fire trails up Row river. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher wore at the Fred Frost home Friday. LOANS—PLENTY OF MONEY DORENA. for city lomiH, pay us much each month us you want to, also farm (Special to The Sentinel.) loans at 5 per cent interest an July 24.—Ernest McKibben, of nually. F. J. Berger, 630 Willamette street, Eugene, Oro.. jnelStfc Cottage Grove, visited last week with the Charles Teeters family. FOR SALE— 15 H. P. GEN ERAI. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. VanSchoiack Eloctric slow speed motor. J. H. and Mrs. Stanley Damewood mo Bartels. jne29tfc tored to Eugene Thursday. George MeCuglo, of Oakland, is FOR SALE—TEN MILLION FEET visiting nt the home of his isster, of saw timber loented ono mile Mrs. S. O. VanSchoiack. from railroad. Goorgo Edwards, Frank Hills and baby daugh Box 513, Cottage Grovo. jlt> 27p ter Mrs. camo up from Roseburg Satur OLD RAGS WANTED—NOTHING day for a few days’ visit with Mrs. loss than 2 feet square. Must bo Hills’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. clean aud of material that will ab VanSchoiack. A number from this vicinity are sorb gasolino; old underclothing, flanuels and the like preferred. Can attending the camp meeting in the not use old sock*, mercerized or Grove. Glen Scott went to Lorane Friday hard surface goods or small pioces of any kind. Wo want the best rags to bring his thresher engine home. Walter England went to work at and pay the best price, 5 ceuts the pound. The Sentinel tf Row River Monday. Lev VanSchoiack spent Sunday FOR SALE OR TRADE—A FORD at Creswell. Mr and Mrs Alfred Pleuard, of light delivery. See Charles Hall or Goo. fl. Brainard. jlytitfe Row River, spent Sunday at the 0. D.................... VanValin homo. FOR SALE—CEDAR POSTS, 10c. Phono 32-F12. jly!3-27p SAGINAW. 80 ACRES TIMBER LAND NEAR Palouse, Wash., $2000; trado for C. G. property up to $4000; pay difference in cnsh. N. M. Gliding, Anlauf, Ore. jlyl3-27p r?O CCI "Or«ft)n Outdoor«" and "California for the I 1X130. Tourist” Booklet«. Get your copy NOW! from Walker, where he had been I working. j Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hart aud Mr. | and Mrs. McDonald, of Portland, 1 spent Tuesday with Mrs. Sears pick ing w»ld blackberries. Mrs. L. P. McCoy and son visited Sunday afternoon at the Ed Ashby home. Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Hartzell visited Sun day afternoon at the P. H. Magee home. Mrs. J. W. Bears and children and Martha Higgins left Tuesday for the Bohemia district to spend the summer. Henry Gates visited with Alma Sears Friday evening. Percy Nelson, of Springfield, vis ited Sunday ut the K. B. Burnside home. WANT YOUNG MAN TO HELP in evenings. Tho Buckhorn Cigar Stum. jlyiTp FOR SAIF MONARCH RANGE., good ns new. N. E. Glass. jly27»3e ’ FORRALE M Al.E FOX TERRIER pups. $5 each. J. L. Finster, ph.-ni" 1 F3. jlv27c LOST—MAN’S COAT. SOME place in Cottage Grove, contents of which are valuable to owner. Phone F. B Phillips or raturn to | Beidler'» Feed Store. jlyS7p WANTED DAY NURSING OR housework by the hour, or wash ing for men. At 505 south Fifth street. jly27p Heffiiudl. Bangs & Ma Asbunji THe Daifficfht Storefor Qua tilt/and Sen'tce i HEBRON. (Special to The Sentinel.) July 24.—Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gil- hum’s baby suffered a severe burn on one hand last week. Mrs. Levi Geer, writing to Mrs. R. B. Lacky from Ruymond, Wash., says that they lost their home and its contents by fire recently. Marguerite Carlile, of Cottage Grove, spent the week end with her aunt, Mrs. J. Q. A. Young. Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Aldrich spent Friday and Saturday with friends at Silk Creek. Members of the Sunday school en joyed a picnic dinner on the river Sunday. L. D. Huff has bought a Ford truck. Mrs. E. A. Doolittle, of Creswell, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. Q. A. Young. WRAP-AROUND It’s a real corset. But it doesn’t show, even under your soft sheer frocks. You’ll like it because it' keeps your back perfectly flat. And you’ll like it too because there are no laces to adjust—the panels of surgical elastic let you get into it—and once on, your Wrap-around is for gotten. Let us show you the Wrap-around today. There are many styles, for all kinds of figures, and at a wide range of prices from....................................... $2.50 to $3.75 ROW RIVER. (Special to Tho Sentinel.) July 25.—The Elmer Wicks and Tom Queener families havo moved to the new camp near Disston. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. VanValin, of Doreim, visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 1‘leuard. Miss Alice Thrun spent the week end in the Grove with her sister, Mrs. Win. Vaughn. Mrs. Alfred Williams and baby are home from the hospital, where the baby was born threo weeks ago. Mrs. Albert Paquette and chil dren, of Dorena, visited with rela tives and friends here Tuesday. HEMEMBER THE NAME— W A R N E R ’ S W R A P- A R O U N D—T IIE I N V I S I B L E C O R S E T AT THIS STORE CLUSIVELY Blairs Have Reunion at Albany. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Blair went to Albany Sunday, accompanied by their non and daughtor-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blair, of Lowell, for a family reunion and picnic with their other children, who camo down from Portland for the day. The Portlanders wore Richard and Robert Blair, Mrs. E. I. Bartholo mew anil two daughters Betty and Jean and Mrs. Ruth Blair Farley. Mrs. Bartholomew and Betty and Jean came home with Mr. and Mrs. Blair for a visit. NOW YOU CAN GET STYLE IN PLAYSUITS Many to Attend Buyers’ Week. Many Cottage Grove business men will attend the eleventh annual Buy ers’ week in Portland from August 6 to 11. Elaborate plans are being made by tho Portland chamber of commerce, under whoso auspices the event is to be held, for the enter tainment of tho 2000 merchants ex pected. a peg top play suit tor girls. Ages 1 to 8 years. Made of good quality ma terial in .khaki or blue stripe patterns, suit..$1.35 Enter now the Persian inspiration in fabric de signs, this influence is de lightfully brought out in the figured crepe of the three-flounce costume, which finds a stunning foil in the frock of dotted foulard. And'don't for get to add a monogram on your sports gown. Tourists Turn the Tables. Speaking of turning the tables, two families of tourists from Wash ington, who spent two days in the tourist camp here, complained be cause the city has no special traffic officer. They also complained that iu Oregon they had met more reck less and careless drivers than in ull (Special to The Sentinel.) July 24.—Tho George Neat family their other travels. and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Neat, of Mill Men Buy London Timber Tract. Coburg, Mrs. Ceeil Powell and chil C. E. Ball, of Eugene, with busi dren and Mrs. Gtforgo Wiscnrson associates, has taken over the and children, of Eugene, mid the ness Gardner timber tract soveral miles Robert Neat family, of Washington, beyond and will install and stopped here Thursday of last week operate London a mill on the property. No Shows You AU The Latest ami visited relatives and frionds. definite date is given for the start The Neats formerly lived here. Costume Ideas ing of the mill. Mr. aud Mrs. Steve l.aRaut, of Salem, stopped here Wednesday of P ictorial R eview Install Refrigerator Window. lust week to seo old friends. The A refrigerator window for the LaRauts lived here 13 years ngo preservation P atterns for August of meats on display is when tho Booth Kelly mill was run- being installed this week by tho ning. Purchase NOW—and Roberta Holmes, who was visiting Avoid the RUSH with her sister in Lebanon, was taken seriously ill with pneumonia OUR STOMACH Rememlver^ each pattern con last week and Mrs. Burtlett John CAiixe. tmd breath,gaasy pain», coated longue and belching. tains Cutting and Construction ston was called there to care for 1776—Drew guides that practically eliminate Alwayt find relief in her. 45 cents mistakes. Mrs. F. T. Benaton was in Eugene CHAMBERLAIN'S _____________________________________________________________________________ Friday. TABLETS Mrs. Lowell Benaton and daugh ter and Evelyn Bristow visited at Iwratea your rtom.ck »»J bre»tk o»ly Z5t tho Koene home in Delight Valley Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell, _ _ several who had been spending weeks with relatives here, returned Sunday to their home in Roseburg, accompanied by Mrs. Campbell's sister aud brother, Myrtle and Wil lie Adney. Mr. mid Mrs. D. W. McKinney, of Cottage Grove, visited Sunday at tho F. T Benaton home. Bart. Johnston and son Leonard spent the week end in Lebanon. Miss Smith, of Eugene, visited Thursday of hurt week with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Queener. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Buff, of Sa lem, visited Sunday with Mra. Buff's mother, Mrs. Clara Taplin. Ix'tnoino and Madelle McKee, nieces of Mrs. Buff, returned to Salem T he S ummer F ashion B ook S If you saw it first you saw it in The Sentinel IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAY’S Pay cash and buy for less. Below are a few of our cash prices, Stop At Gray’s Cash & Carry. You always save Jars UNIVERSITYofOREGON FOR SALE- SPLENDID COOK stove with coils; 12 dozen fruit jars; “Cheerful” heater. 354 Fifth St, and Madison. jlv27p WANTED- 25 HEAD OF GOOD dairy cows, freshening in August , or September. J. W. Vontch, Cot tag»' Grove. jl»27alO with them for a few days’ visit. The Judson Allen family motored up the McKenzie Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pettit re turned Sunday from eastern Oregon aud are staying at the A. J. Burle son home. Ball Mason Clear Glass Jars P avo cars just canc PINTS, dos..................... 80c sugar. Buy now. Has advanced QUARTS, doz ... 95c again. Buy now, sack $9.85 HALF GALLONS, doz $1.30 Jar Rubbers, doz. The UNIVERSITY of OREGON contain*: The Colleoe of Literature. Science 5c Economy Jar Tops, 2 doz.... 55c Bread Flour Soaps A trial will convince you that Gray’s Peter I’an Bread is the best bread made, Made from Sapphire flour. “Sapphire,” Mor*n”a best hanl wheat flour. We guar antee this flour to be as good as any sold at any price. The sack............. $2.20 < rystal White, 11 bars.. 50c White Wonder, 6 bars 25c Lennox, 8 bars................ 25c Gold Dust. 2 pkgs..........45c »nd the Arts with 22 departments The professional schools of Archi tecture and Allied Arts— Business A Jmimstrn 1 ion—Educa tion—Grad- uate Study—Journalism—Law- Medicine—Music—Physical Edu cation—Sociology—Extension. Special Price on Watermelons and Cantaloupes We arc selling 4000 Iba. a week —everyone guaranteed to be good. You get fresh melons at a lower price. i EASH&EARRy IVAN Z. WARNER, MANAOZR