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PAGE EIGHT COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1923 ---------------------- Tnt-rooT’ WANTADS ♦------------------- - —-------------------- ♦ DANCE FLOOR WAX QI th vmooth, glid ing finish to h 1 r d or soft-wood floor« WO AiTTD, OHKASK OH DUST. What the World Is Doing ^Neighborhood News WANTADS IN BLACKFACE DOREN A. (Popular Mechanics Magazine.) type at double the price of ---- ~ 1 (Special to The Sentinel.) bghtlace—minimum, 35 word? < Human Hair iviade IntoCloth Oct. 24.—Mrs. Wayne Kirk and for 70 oenta; three insertions Mrs. Ralph Hand were in Cottage Resists Heavy Pressure for $1.40.________________ Grove - Friday. /A nnouncing a 1 Tons of human hair are being turned Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelly visit WANTED—8HAWL8 TO KNIT. into cloth by a southern factory to sup-, ed jn Eugene hist week with their Mrs. Celia Handy, Cottage Grove, ply the demand of cotton-seed oil mills daughter, Mrs. Krause. Ore. sp21oc26p Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Schoiack f that section for a fabric that will WANT TO RENT IMPROVED withstand, for a time at least, a preo- motored to Roseburg Wednesday. (XARKE, Mr. Joslyn was up from Eugene farm, direct from owner, for cash. tre of 4,000 to 4,500 pounds a square WOODWARD J omo Wheeler, box 373, Vale, Ore inch. Only that made from hair is Saturday on business. DRl'G O, Fred Kelly was in Eugene Satur gon. o!2 26p strong enough. Formerly it was woven day. from camel ’ s hair, but the price of that Mr. and Mrs. Janies Chapman, of EOR KENT—A 91-ACRE RANCH, TORT CROUP about 6 miles south of town and nr'xluct went to such high levels as to Santa Clara, visited Sunday in Do- Mothers want it. for it qnlckly three-quarters of a mile off the prohibit its use. After a series of Usts, rena. clears away the choking phlegm, main road. For further information :i method was devised for weaving Mrs. Warren Kelly spent the week stops the hoarse cough, gives rest inquire of Mrs. Phoebe Young, or human hair in specially constructed end in Cottage Grove with her par ful sleep. Safe and reliable. phone 39-F12. o!2-26p machines. The search for a sufficient ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Burnette. CHAMBERLAINS COME IN AND SEE OIJR LINE apply to keep the factory going ended Mr. and Mrs. Ray VanSchoiack China, where buyers found a veri have moved to Star, where Mr. COUGH REME1H of stoves. Stock of shingles. tn table army of coolies ready to sacrifice Schoiack has employment. Short’s Furniture Store, corner Sev No Narcotics their long queues for American money. enth and Washington. o!2-26p HEBRON. Bound in huge bales, the hair arrives at Watch the label on your paper. WE BUY, SELL, SWAP AND the factory ready for weaving, having (Special to The Sentinel.) repair stoves at Stove Hospital lready been inspected and sterilised on on the west side. ol2-26p the way over from the Orient. Combed | Oct. 24.—Charlie White w; Eugene Thursday on business. FOR SALE—MALLARD DECOY and carded, it is twisted into threads , Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Huff, Mrs. and fed into the looms, where it is ducks, $1 each. Thoroughbred J. Kappauf and Mrs. J Q- Tulouae geese, $3 each. H. G. Den .voven into rolls of cloth H inch thick, Young were in Cottage Grove Fri ham, F. O. box 541, Cottage Grove, he Ixilt weighing 400 ixiunds. day. Ore. ol9n2p<l Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, of Cottage • * • Grove, have moved into the Walter WANTED—MEN OR WOMEN TO Mule, as Caddie, Carries Jepson house. take orders for genuino guarnii Bags of Golfers Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Kebelbeck 1923 style. There may be included in the fifty-odd Every dress in this lot is a teed hosiery for mon, women and and children visited *8unday at the garments on sale a dress that you have looked at and admired. If so, now is the children. Eliminates darning. Halary Because of lack of caddies, a mule is G. J. Kappa uf home. $75 a week full time, $1.50 un hour ing used on one golf course in the opportunity to buy it at a decided reduction. The Coast fork farmers’ union »pure time. Cottons, heathers, silks. .uth to carry the bags of the players. has changed its meeting place from International Stocking Mills, Norris the school house to the church. town, Pa. oiy janlSp Mr. Piner, of Roseburg, spent the week end at the home of his sister, FOB SALE—REGISTERED HOL- Mrs. J. J. Kebelbeck. Mrs. Piser stein bull. E. C. Lockwood, real had been there for several days. estate—ranches, good bargains in The Kobe)bt>eks motored Mr. and city property. ol9n2p Mrs. Piser home Monday. Dwight Hackett, Mr. Erickson FOR SALE—GENERAL MER and Miss Lillian Fowler, of Eu chandiso business, moving picture gene, attended church here Sunday. show and butcher shop, ail under Mr. and Mrs. Charlie White were one roof; doing fine business; in in Cottage Grove Saturday. THAT WERE $25.00 THAT WERE $19.50 good eastern Oregon town only short distanco from Natron cutoff. reduced to reduced to $12,500 will hundle deal. Will take 'no of the mule’s advantages over the SAGINAW. some trade. For particulars write utnan caddie is the fact that he can Frank E. Blair, Lowell, Ore. o!2d7p rry ae many bags as can be strapped I (Special to The Sentinel.) i Oct. 24.—A. E. Johnston was in FOR SALE—FRESH SALMON, 7c •n his back. Then, too, he works with* Eugene Saturday on business. lb., f. o. b. Mapleton, ” ‘ 50-lb lots mt tips or pay. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Allen and • • w or more. Fish shipped same day children, of Sutherlin, spent Satur caught. T. J. Neely, Mapleton, Weighing 20’4 carats, a diamond of I day night nnd Sunday at the, Jud Oro. octlHtfc ich brandy shade, has been found in at son Allen home. Mrs. B. C. Myers and children FOR SALE—TOGGENBERG BUCK, \frican mine. It is said to be the largest THAT WERE $39.00 T1IAT WERE $32.50 thoroughbred Minorca cocks and of its hint land is valued at 50,000 dollars stayed with Mrs. A. 8. Cob? most of last week while Mr. Myers motored reduced to Pearl guinea fowln. C. R. Tomp reduced to to Scottsburg after salmon. kins, Lorane route, Cottage Grove, “Comfy” and 'warm The Sunday school rally held here Oro. o!9n2p 5 Sunday was well attended and the because of Pearl Oil! ! Saginaw Sunday school received FOR SALE—CLOVER SEED TH AT many helpful suggestions. will grow, 20c lb. Also gray oats V. C. Curtis, of Vesta, Wash., is mixed with vetch, l%c lb. Fred So easy and econom - > - ’ visiting nt the Judson Allen home. Wright & Sons, Walker, Ore. olPn2p o lumwiuL, m/tutii u.ujj 1Íii(L aau nwin/tui i Many from here attended the ical to keep even room FOR SALE—DELICIOUS, WIN meeting of the farmers’ union at ter Banana, Spitzenburg nnd Jon the Walker high school auditorium warmth all day with athan apples, 35c box. Bring your Tuesday (‘veiling. \ The Daylicjhl Storefor Quality and Service own box. N. E. Glass. o!9n2c The school board at its meeting one match and a turn Water Bike Aids Life Guards Monday evening decided to employ FOR HALE OR TRADE—11 ACRES in Saving Drowning Persons an additional teacher The action of garden land, partly cleared, of the wick. No fuss or was made necessary by the large at close to highway and railroad. Small To aid life guards in rescue work, a tendance this year. payment, easy terms on balance. floating frame supported in the water Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Benston visit muss—no coal or ashes What have youf C. M. Parker, ed in Cottage Grove Sunday with USE YOUR OWN, TOM. lenity denier, Cottngo Grovo, Ore. between two air tanks, enables them to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McKinney. Lipton’a tea can’t compare with to lug. All day long a Phone 124-Y. <*19n2p reach danger points quickly. Half sub J. F. Ad noy spent the week end liberty and, incidentally, Sir Thomas merged, the rider drives a propeller by will never be able to drink his SPITZENBURG APPLES AT POP Working ja-dals with his feet, traveling here with his family. clear, bright flame that Mr. and Mrs. Allen visited several breakfast tea out of the American ular prices. Phone 32-F4, or write lit greater s|x‘ed than swimming would days of last week at the home of cup which he has coveted so long. THAT IS THE NUMBER TO GALL WHEN YOU WANT to or call on W. P. Huff, old Pa permit. The laxly of the victim may burns the oil completely, • • • cific highway, Cottage Grove, Ore be easily thrown across the front of the their daughter, Mrs. O. Knight. gon. ol9n2p tanks and carried to shore. The trailer never likes to "be told leaving the air sweet THIS IS THE LAND. of it. • • • • • • Glltl. OR WOMAN WANTED TO Block and Slabwood, the load....... ........ .............. $2.75 assist with housework. Mrs. Ida Auto Lights Under Fenders I The United States has only six Dry Slabwood, the load.................... . ................. $3.00 and clean. Pola Negri has cancelled her en Miller, 204 Seventh street, phono Planer Trimmings, the load.......... ........................ $3.00 per eent of the population of the gagement to play a life role with Remove Strong Glare 132-J. ol9n2p world and only 7 per cent of the Charlie Chaplin. It probably oc PROMPT DELIVERIES curred to her that that penguin To insure best re- By having all of its rays strike di land, and yet produces: FOR BALE—25.20 WINCHESTER Twenty per cent of the world ’a »huffle would get terribly monoto rifle, almost new. C. F. I^icky, rectly on the road ahead, an automo- supply SPORES FUEL CO of gold. nous if they should have any suits, use only Pearl Oil Cottage Grovo, Ore. o26n9p > bile lamp attachixl by a single bolt to Twenty-five per cent of the squawking babies for Charlie to the underside of the front fender inside world ’» supply of wheat. prance the floors with. LOST $20 BILL, BETWEEN HO the wheel, — the clean-burning, • • • Forty per cent of the world 's tel Bartell and Omer Apartments. ' does away supply of iron and steel. The wisest of us get fooled once Return to Mrs. J. F. Woodard, uniform kerosene—re- Forty per cent of the world's in awhile. To claim otherwise is Omer apartinents. o26p ’ with blinding glare of ordi- supply of lead. tmh^^^^jtroo^ofthenllegaHon. fined and re-refined by IIEREGORD HALE—I WILL HELL , nary high- Forty per cent of the world 'a at auction 40 Hereford cows and , powered supply of silver. bulls nt union stock yards, north headlights Fifty per cent of the world ’a the Standard Oil Com- Portland, Ore., nt 1 p. ill. Thursday, that frequent- supply of line. zi: November 8. Mayo McKinney, own Fifty fty two per cent of the world 'a 1y annoy pany’s special process. er. o2«n2 those tiriving supply of coal. Sixty per cent of t the world's at night. Its shaft of light, thrown for “Coal oil” or “kero- »’OR SALE -GOOD RESIDENCE. supply of cotton. 300 feet, is lew enough to avoid the eyes Also one good residence lot. H. A. Sixty per cent < of the world’ sene” may mean any Ellsworth. o2fin0p of approaching motorists and cyclists, supply of copper. and clearly shows the road from both Sixty per cent t of the world’s FOR HALE OR TRADE OVER directions, preventing many accidents kind of kerosene—say land cur in good condition. Mrs. and making dimming unnecessary. A supply of aluminum. Sixty-six per cent of the world 'a Ed. Anderson, Creswell, O>‘. o26p bracket allows the level of the light to supply of oil. “PEARL OIL”—copy Seventy-five per cent LOST—BETWEEN N. J. NELSON lx> raised or lowered with ease. • « • world'» supply of corn. garage and the cannery, kit of righted for your pro tools for Dodge car. Reward for ro Mixing Feed for Hogs turn to Nelson's garage. o2flp If some of the movie actors tection. The novel method of slopping hogs all their weddings in n church STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR sho-.vn in the drawing has boon found would get the reputation of being Sale—Varieties: The New Oregon, a great tune and lalxir saver on an pretty regular attendants. STANDARD OIL COMPANY No. 121 Estenberg and The Godale, low a farm. at $2.50 per thousand; also the Pro (California) The iron tank shown in the fore- Woman is almost as much a mys gressive Eveibeuiers at $5 per thousand, 11. G. Denham, box 541, l «round is placed at one end of the c>n- tery as life itself. But, no wonder— vri te watering trough, and can bo filled doexit't woman give us life! Cottage Grove. o20n9p i with water from the pipe that supplies FOR SALE CHEVROLET, A 1920 the trough. The tankago, shorts, or model, guaranteed in good co mil I other ground feed* are mixed in the t ion; new battery; several now tank and enough water run in to make parts installed lately; ear giving a thin slop. Then the valve indieated good xat¡»faction. Reason for xoll ing. 1 am leaving U. 8. Price $230.1 Atliire»» A. G. Nelson, Ixirnue route. (KIKOtlNB) Silk Crook, near district school No. 48. Phone 20 F14. oWp Sale of Your dru siftst ha« tt. If not. send u« •lamps, 7Bc for o«e- pound txokavo Dresses at a discount averaging about less than the original price POI RET twilia tricotine , wool J ERSEY, CANTON CREPE AND CREPE S A T I N ARE THE MATERIALS Dresses COMFY HOUSE/ $19.75 you live ini Dresses Dresses Navy Black Brown $14.75 Dresses $29.75 $24.75 178-R WOOD Say It With Printer yqs PEARL OIL /orHEAT&lIGHI Heaters stoves its FARM LAND FOR RENT AND oak wood for sale. Mr». Worth Harvey. o2i>c A GRAY LEATHER PURSE CON taining small sum of money and a gold eroM, lost between flugvno and Cottage Grove Thursday of last \\ vek. kei urn to Ki'in’i for Drugs, 1>y the arrow is opened. and one of the Cottage Grovo. o2flp troughs fill«!, whereu|xm the valve is closed again, the pipe swung over to the FORD TOURING CAR 1X>H SALE other trough, and this one filled. The cheap if taken nt once. Hoe Geo. valve and tank, and the inner ends of II. Brainard. o2du9i> the troughs, are fenced in as shown, so FOR HALE I3 PLYMOUTH ROCK that the hogs will not interfere with the pullet». Mrs. Walter Pentice filling operation. Walker, Ore. o2fic C. WHITE LEGHORN VH1CKK Wore vou ever amused at the man 100 per cent live delivery guarnu who calix vou into a corner to tell rd; 20 per cent books order. 100 you something confidentially and $1«; 500. $78; 1000. $140. postpaid, then talk» »o loud that everyone hatch only egg» from my own flock; within a block can heart • • • no light»; trap records to 202. Ab solutely only one grade. Catalog " Reference» exchanged" will »oon free, key 8. Hand», box 814, Cot be a regular part of the matrimo t»ge Grove, Ore. nial ad» »