♦-------------------------------------------- ♦ Grove, visited his brothers-in-law, children, of Drain, visited Saturday
I Neighborhood News
with Mr. Phillip»’ brother, F. B
Phillips.
Mr. and Mr». Victor Knudsen, of
SILK CREEK.
San Francisco, visited last week
with Mrs. Knudsen’s brother, Floyd
(Special to Tho Sentinel.)
Jones.
Aug. IS.—Mrs. F. A. Green was
Mr. und Mrs. David Hennigan
happily sui irprised Sunday when her
and children, of Eugene, accompu
father, Andy Wilson, of Indepen­
uied by some friends, motored up
dence, and his sister, Mrs. M.
to the’ J. A. Schneider home Sun­
Daugherty, of Portland, arrived to
day evening.
visit her. Mrs. Green had not seen
Mr. and Mr». Rufus Arne und
her aunt for 17 years. The visitors
children, of Cottage Grove, visited
left Wednesday.
Sunday of lust week with Mr.
Charles Jackson, of Cottage
Arne’» sister, Mrs. F. B. Phillips.
Mrs. S. E. Lowry aud children
-<5-
were at the home of Mrs. Lowry’»
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heath,
Monday.
OLD BAGS WANTED—NOTHING
Mr. and Mrs. Georg« Proctor and
less than 2 feet square. Must be
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, of Cottage
clean and of material that will ab
Grove, were at the J. A. Schneider
sorb gasoline; old underclothing,
home Saturday evening.
flannels and the like preferred. Can
Miss Martha Juckson spent Wed*
not use old sock«, mercerized or
nesday night and Thursday with
hard surface goods or small pieces
her cousin, Mrs. J. W. Fisher, at
of any kind. We want the best rags
Thornton Corners.
and pay the best price, 5 cunts the
Mrs. Verna Mast und son Jack,
pound. The Sentinel.
tf
of Portland, visited last week with
Mrs. Must’s parents, Mr. und Mrs.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—A FORD
F. B. Phillips.
light delivery. See Charles Hall
Floyd Jones has purchased a new
or Geo. H. Brainard.
jlytitfe
Ford car.
Mrs. W. D. Heath and Miss Mar­
WANTED—SHAWLS TO KNIT.
tha Jackson spent Weilm esday with
$1.60 for 16-ounce shawl. Could
Mr. and Mrs. 8. ~
E. Lowry at
leave yarn at rest room.. Phone
Walker.
14-F2. Mrs. Celia Handy. aug!0-31p
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher, of
Thornton Corners, were at the W.
EAT WITH HOLMAN, OPPOSITE
D. Heath home Monday.
Ford garage, Main St. Everything
Miss Martha Jackson loft Tue»-
clean und sanitary. First class home
day to resume her work in Port­
cooking and service. Day or wook
land. Miss Jackson is a trained
terms.
jly27a!7p
nurse. She spent two weeks at tho
MONEY FOR YOU—PAY CASH
home of her uncle, W. D. Heath.
for your wantads and get three
Silas Gibbs and son, of Broadbent,
LYNX HOLLOW.
insertions for the price of two. tip
were at the home of Mr. Gibbs’
sister-in-law, Mrs. F. B. Philli IW,
(Special to The Sentinel.)
FOR SALE —FINE 4-YEAR-OLD
August 14.—Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Monday of last week.
Percheron horse, well broke, Bennett and son, of Wendling, vis­
sound anil true; 1400 lbs.; will ited with the Fisher family over
DORENA.
make 1600 lbs. Also large hand the week end.
power feed cutter, almost new,
Mrs. Marion Le bow is visiting
(Special to The Sentinel.)
and a 2-horso John Deere cultivator, with relatives in Waldport this
Aug. 14.—Mrs. Charles Teeters
cheap. Win L. Leonard, Saginaw, week.
and daughter Nellie spent Saturday
aug3-17p
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hartley and night and Sunday at the McKibben
FOR HALE—AMERICAN STEEL son ilurold returned Sunday from a home in the Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chapman, of
hay pre»» in beat of condition. vacation trip to Bandon beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Lodis llovil, of Curtin, spent Sunday at the U. S.
Jesse TrunneO, phono 17-F12, Ix>n-
don rond.
ag2-17pd Cuba, Kan., visited last week with Bales home.
the Walter Politico family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. VanSehoiack
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Allen, of Wai and son Clifford spent Sunday at
FOR SALE—COTTAGE, NEWLY
nut,
Calif.,
are
visiting
at
the
home
finished inside throughout. Good
the J. A. Burnett home in Cottage
plumbing. Garage. J. S. Stewart, of Mrs. Allen’s aunt, Mrs. Henry Grove.
1104 Madison avenuo.
n!0-I7c Dreese. The Allens had been on an
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dame wood
extended motor trip and stopped motored to Roseburg Sunday and
OLD COOK HTOVER WANTED. over on their way home.
attended the Garoutte reunion.
Most any kind, junt so they will
Mr». Groom und Elizabeth Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly and sons
cook nn<l are cheap. J. W. McCor­ of Cottage Giove, nnd Mrs. Mary Alta and Harvey spent Sunday at
mick, phone 49, camp store. alO-24p Smith, of Walker, were guests at the Wm. Kelly home in the Grove.
the Caldwell home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman, of
)R RENT—TWO FURNISHED
Mr. and Mrs. Shafer, of Eugene,
Clara, spent Sunday at th?
sleeping rooms. Moderate prices, visited at the F. E. Taylor home Santa
(J. S. Bales home.
rs. L. L. Woolley, 39 L street, last week.
Lon Elliott arrived Saturday from
Cottage Grove.
auglO 24p
I*’. E. Taylor has rented his place Portland for a visit at the home of
ROOMS FOR RENT — FIRST to Leslio Wicks and will move with his brother, J. A. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Land attended
class beds. Moderate prices. One his family to Wenatchee, Wash.
Joe and Clarence Johnson left a the Garoutte reunion in Roseburg
block from business section, Mrs.
few
days
ago
for
Saskatchewan,
Sunday.
John McCann, 37 north Sixth street,
Lev Van Schoiack and Belle Wnt
Cottage Grove.
nuglO 24p Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Dresser were son motored to Eugene Sunday.
FOR
BALE—LARGE
JERSEY dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Elliott and
cow. Will freshen on or about Queen, in Cottage Grove, one day sons Morris and Earl and Mrs.
August 20. Good milker. Price $45. last week.
Warren Kelly motored to Creswell
Box 541, Cottage Grove. augl0-24p
Mrs. Johnson and the Litman and spent Sunday at the Bartie
family, of Sherwood, arrived Bun Perini home.
FOR SALK OR TRADE—11 ACRES day for a visit at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Alfred Pleuard, of Row
bottom land, partly cleared, near Johnson’s brother, Wm. Sinter.
River, spent Thursday at the home
highway, three-fourths mile from
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Miller wore of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
railroad station. Will take auto in at the F. E. Taylor home Monday. VanValin.
part payment. Terms, What have
Flora Bales returned Sunday from
you I C. M. Parker, east Main
an extended visit at the home of
street, Cottage Grove.
SAGINAW.
auglO -24p
her sister, Mrs. James Chapman, iu
Santa Clara.
FOR SALE GOOD VETCH HAY,
(Special to The Sentinel.)
nt the right prico. E. J. Kent,
Aug. 14.—Mrs. 1’iirvance and Mrs.
THE CEDARS.
phone 38-F21, Saginaw.
n!0-24c Ellison, of Portland, are visiting at
the
C.
H.
Sharon
home.
FOR
HALE
OR
RENT—MY
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Eugene Pressey, of Sacramento,
houso on cast Main street. Pos­
Aug. 14.—Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Calif.,
visited
a
few
days
of
the
session September 1, 1923. N. E.
McGilvery and children were guests
Glass, Cottage Grove.
nugl0-24c past week with his sister, Mrs. F. at the P. H. Magee home last week.
T. Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McFarland
Mrs. Hurt. Johnston returned Sat­
T11E STARS SAY Al’HJH WILL
were Sunday dinner guests at the
get your vetch next spring. Sow urday bringing with her Roberta home of Mrs. McFarland’s sister,
evergreen cheat and raise two tons Holmes, who is recovering nicely Mrs. F. M. Hambrick, in Cottage
to the acre. Seed for sale. C. H. from a recent attack of pneumonia Grove.
Haight, phone 38-F13.
uugl7p and whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gleason, of
Mrs. Lowell Benston has been
WANTED—TO BUY GOOD FRESH helping her mother, Mrs. W. A. Kalama, Wash., are spending the
cow. Please call or write to M. Keene, during the past week cook week with Mrs. Gleusou's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Magee.
F. Desi.arres, Cottage Grove, Ore­ ing for threshers.
Harry Wheeler, of Roseburg, vis­
gon.
augl7-24c
Mrs. Clay-ton Conrad and Mrs. A. ited
’Thursday with his pareents,
H. Johns and children are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wheeler.
FOR HAIJC—TWO SPEED INDIAN with tho C. H. Sharon family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Clow, of the
motorcycle, in good running or­
Vern Briggs and Elwin Benston
Grove, spent Thursday at tho home
der, $35; practically new Wade drag motored to Roseburg Sunday.
ww, $85. Write R obb Overholser,
Tho Judson Allen family motored of their daughter, Mrs. Ed Ashby.
Wayne Veatch, of Halsey, and
Cottage Grove, or phone 22-F2. a!7p to Sutherlin Sunday and visited the
Marion Homing, who has been
FOR RENT—ONE ROOM TO A Lewis Allen family. Helen Allen baling hay there, spent the week
laboring man. Phone 180-1», or reeturnod with them to spend a cad at the Ed Ashby home.
call at 254 Columbia court, Cottage week.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Hartzell arc
Miss Nellie Fogle returned Sun­
Grove.
a 17c
day from Eddyville, where she hail spending the week at the home of
Mrs.
Hartzell's parents, Mr. an I
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE—MY been visiting with friends.
Mrs. P. H. Magee.
C.
Conrad
and
A.
Johns,
of
East
property at No. 1243 Jefferson
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Wheeler mid
avenue; value, *1500. Want more side, spent the week end at the C. Mrs. J. E. Blackmore motored to
hind and smaller house. D. W. Me H. Sharon home.
Miss Flora Fogle left Sunday to Roseburg Sunday.
Kinney.
a!7p
Alma Scars was down from tho
visit relatives at Crawfordsville.
Bohemia district and spent tho week
FOR EXCHANGE—LOT 60x106 IN
end with the W. A. Hemenway
Atascadero Beach, southern Cali­
family.
HEBRON.
fornia. Want Cottage Grove prop­
After the Sunday forenoon serviee
erty or good piano nnd some cash.
soveral families took their dinner
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mrs. D. W. McKinney.
ul7p
Aug. 14.—G. M. Keblebeek and to the grove near the Hebron bridge
BARGAIN—1917 INDIAN MOTOR W. J. Tharp left Friday for a mo­ and spent the afternoon in visiting
nnd swimming. Those present wero
cyclo for »alo, $50. Heo Herbert tor trip down the valley.
W. LombnrL attorney, First Nu
Mr. and Mr». Arthur Munro and Mrs. Clara G. Eason, of Portland,
tioaal Bank Bldg.
a!7 24p children, of Ashland, visited Satur­ who spoke at the Hebron church in
the forenoon; Mr. and Mr». Harvey
day afternoon with Mrs. Gilcrist.
TO LE ASH— RANCH SUITABLE
The following party enjoyed a Taylor and family, Hebron; Mr.
for sheep will be leased for delightful picnic Sunday nt the and Mrs. John Taylor and children
three year temi. W. K. Dinges, Hebron bridge: Mr. and Mrs. W. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Hull and
»17p A. Hemenwny and children and children, Latham; Mr». G. L. Car
Creswell, Ore.
...............................
and children, of lile mid children. Cottage Grove,
FOR SALE—HAVING RENTED Mrs. G. I Carlile
and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway
our farm will sell th« following Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. John and children and Alma Sears, The
personal property nt the farm with­ Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cedars.
in the next ten days: 4 good Jer­ Hull nud children, of Latham; Mr.
sey cows, freshen this fall; good and Mr». Harvey Taylor and chil
Why a woman ha» any trouble in
wokr mare, 1350 lb».: 100 chickens; dren.
Mis» Levarne 1-anib, of Blachly, picking out a hat i» n mystery to
McCormick binder, mower, rake,
us. One seems just as bad as an
hack, disc, harrow and other arti is visiting with Mrs. L. G. Mark other.
cles; »boot 9 acres corn; about 75 ham and other friends.
Katie Gili-rist has gone to Spring
young chickens; player piano and
NOTICE or MEETING COUNTY
other article* of furniture. F. E. field, where she will be employed.
Mrs. Gilcrist nnd son and daugh
Taylor, Walker. Ore.
aglip
BOARD Of EQUALIZATION.
ter, Lester and Katie, motored to
WANT TO RENT 5 TO 40 ACRES Springfield Sunday afternoon.
Notice is hereby given that the
of good land , 5 to 10 acres in
County Board of Equalization for
cultivation, within 10 miles of tow n,
Lane County. Oregon. wiH meet at
MOUNT VIEW
free soil, with privilege of buying.
the Court House in Eugene, on the
D. O. Fisher, Eugene, Oregon, M.
second
Monday in September (be
(Special to The Sentinel.)
R A.
al7p
August 14.—Mis* Mabie Mosby in ing the 10th day thereof), 1923;
BERRY PICKERS WANTED FOR staying with Mrs. Floyd Jones and and will publiely examine the as
sesament rolls and correct all errors
Saturday. Mr». W. B. Cooper. p helping io took for harvester».
Mr and Mr«. W. D. Heath, Add* in valuation», descriptions or chis»i
FOR SALE TEAM, WAGON AND son Heath and Miss Martha Jack fications of lands, lots or other
harness. I. A. Randall, phone son were guests Friday evening of property assessed in Mid rolls, at
which tune and place all persons
165 J, Cottage Grove.
nl7-3lp Mrs. Amanda Sears.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. interested are notified to appear.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Perini, of Divide, was buried Mon
Dated August 16th, 1923
HERBERT E. WALKER.
Mrs Sarah K. Kerr. 39 Nellis I day in¡the Hear»cemetery
place
alZSIpl f Mr,
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County Asseeseor.
and Mrs. John —
Phillip» and aglTspt?
WANTADS
Enroll
NOW
Starts You Toward the Ownership of a
and in a shory time you will have a car of
your own. Then all “out-of-doors” will be
yours to enjoy with your family.
Think of the comfort, the pleasure and
happiness which will be yours.
Buy your car under the terms of the
For as little as $5, you can select the Ford
you want and place your order at once. We
will put this money in a local bank for you
—at interest. Each week you add a little
more. This also draws interest. Soon your
payments, plus the interest earned, makes
the car your own. Come in! Let us give
you full particulars about this new plan.
Woodson
Brothers
Authorized Ford Dealers
Payments on Weekly Purchase
Plan will be deposited with the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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li
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Detroit Automobile Manufncturer of one of the Fastest
Selling Complete Lino of Four Cylinder (tars in the
Thousand Dollar Class, will allot sales contract for
Cottage Grove and vicinity.
Address inquiries to
B. L. N.„ care Cottage Grove Sentinel
Collage Grove, Oregon
al7c
G J. Breier Co
Japanese Crepe
Underwear
•lust received a new Ladies’ summer knit
shipment of assort- union suits, all sizes
ed colors in Japan- and styles—
use crepe, 33-inch,
50c to 75c
the yard—
25c
Shoes
Pongee
All silk pongee II)
natural color, priced
the yard
$1.25
Blouses
Dry Goods
plaid dress
lor school
n»
20c to 30c
White Shoes
$1.95
Gingham
Plaid gingham, 27
inches wide, yard
18c
the Allen brothers, Wednesday of
last week.
F. E. Babeock is painting the
outside of his house.
Miss Mildred Burcham arrived
from Canby the latter part of last
week.
Mr. lajunsbury, who hail been
quite ill at the Trembly home, left
Friday for Eugene to receive medi­
cal aid. Mr. Trembly accompanied
him.
Mrs. A. G. Nelson returned Sun­
day morning from Washington. She
was called home by the severe ill­
ness of her mother, Mrs. P. Darnell.
Mrs. J. H. Meier, educational sec­
retary of the southern Oregon con­
ference, occupied the forenoon hour
Saturday at the Adventist church
and was a dinner guest at the J.
D. Grimes home.
Miss Ruby Whaley returned the
latter part of last week from a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wha­
ley, of Walton.
“Grandpa” Allen has recently
been very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Trask nnd
sons Burdick and Dnn were supper
guests at the M. F. Babcock home
Sunday evening.
Two sisters of Byron Winslow,
with their families, visited over the
week end nt the Winslow home. One
came from Walton, Ore., and the
other from Washington.
Mrs. E. E. Whaley went to Eu­
gene Monday to have dental work
done.
Miss Ruth Winslow and Miss Eva
McCain have gone to Washington
to spend the remainder of the va
cation with nn aunt.
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT
GRAY’S
Highest quality groceries at the lowest
possible price. Pay Cash and Pay Less.
Just Received
new shipment of
WATERMELONS,
CANTALOUPES,
SWEET CORN
and fruits of all kinds.
Get Our Price
11 bars of Crystal White
soap .............. -.............. 50c
Pickling spice, pkg.....10c
Corn flakes, 3 pkgs.....25c
Preferred Stock sardines,
two large oval cans... 25c
Gold Dust, 2 large pkgs,
for ................................ 45c
Arm & Hammer soda, 3
pkgs, for.......r............ 25c
We are getting new customers every
day. People are learning that they can
save by buying at Gray’s Cash & Carry.
BEST £7 w w
CANE 0 112*31
Buy “Peter Pan”
bread; large loaf,
14c—made in our
own bakery.
Get Our Price
before you buy
3-Ib. box soda crackers,
Tru-Blu .......................42c
5-Ib. box graham crack­
ers ................................ 82c
All 10c boxes cookies....5c
►
Buy Your Jars and Jar Rubbers at Gray’s
We have lowest cash price and our prices
are good for all week—no 1-day specials.
♦
IVAN
E.
WARNER, MANAGER
PICNIC
Cal-a-poo-ya Springs
4
Sun., Aug. 19
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/
The Cal-a-poo-ya Springs Company in­
vites its friends and patrons to picnic
with them. Interesting program in the
afternoon.
Amusements Public Speaking
Music and Singing
Aquatic Sports and Stunts
4
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There is little incentive to save if there is the slightest
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time oonaarvative, banking, and is regularly examined
by the United States government.
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