COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 192t
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8. C. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS,
SILK CREEK.
100 per cent live delivery guaran
teed; 20 per cent books order. 100,
(Special to The Sentinel.)
»16; 500, «75; 1000, »140, postpaid,
Feb. 12.—Mrs. Charles Trembly,
hatch only eggs from my own flock; who was sick last week, is still
no lights; trap reeords to 292. Ab­ very ill.
solutely only one grade. Catalog
The Arthur Woolcott family vis
free. Roy 8. Hands, bex 614, Cot- ited Sunday at the McKibben home.
tage Grove, Ore.
j3f28p
Elder N. H. Conway, of College
MACK’S UMBRELLA SHOP. I’M- Place, Wash., spoke at the fore­
brellas covered, repaired or made noon service held Saturday.
Several cars of people from here
to order. Opposite postoffice, Eu
gene, Ore. Mail or bring frames attended a Sabbath school conven­
with you.
d27meh6p tion at Cottage Grove Saturday af­
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Meier, of Sutherlin,
FOR SALE—HERE IS YOUR Op­
portunity to purchase 5 1-3 acres; were here the first of the week in
reasonable terms; one block from the interest of the Young People’s
Pacific highway north; lies parallel Missionary Volunteer society and
with Southern Pacific railway and Sabbath school work.
Mrs. A. G. Nelson and sons Clar
highway on east; high ground and
splendid building location.
Mrs. ence and Herbert, who had spent
Lydia Stouffer.
j!7fl4p three months with Mr. Nelson’s
people in New Mexico and Texas,
STRAYED—A 3-YEAR-OLD RED arrived here last Thursday and ex­
cow; no horns; bushed tail cut pect to stay for several months
off square. Reward for return. No­ with Mrs. Nelson’s parents, Mr.
tify E. E. Allen, Curtin, Ore.j3Ifl4p and Mrs. P. Darnell.
Elders A. V. Rhoads and N. H.
TIMBER FOR SALE—3% MIL Conway
conducted
well-attended
lion feet, 160 acres three-fourths
meetings here Sunday forenoon and
mile from railroad; good logging
afternoon.
conditions. Price $1.50 a thousand.
The Finley Huff family have
Address W. W. Hawley, Lorane,
Ore., or phone Eugene 25-F3. j31f!4p moved to Gowdyville and the Clay­
ton family, who occupied the
EGGS FOR SALE—EGGS IN SET- O. H. Heine house during the first
ting season. J. F. Lamson, 525 part of the winter, have moved into
south Pacific highway, telephone the house which Mr. Huff’s family
111 L
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j31mrôp
May Green is recovering from
FOR SALE—VIKING B CREAM the measles.
separator. Has been used only a
Mrs. E. M. Wheeler and Mrs. E.
short time. Wayne Kirk, Dorena, R. Darnell and infant daughter
phone 18-F2.
j31fl4p were guests Thursday at the R.
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Darnell home.
FOR BALE—FRESH COW GIVING
5 gallons of milk, $80; 30 Barred
THE CEDARS.
Rock pullets, $1.50 each; Economy
Chief separator, large size, $25;
(Specinl to The Sentinel.)
5-passenger Overland car, $100. J.
Fob. 12.—G. W. McFarland
E. Loucks, south Sixth St. j31fl4p
tended grange Saturday at Cres
WANTED — ALL EX ■ SERVICE well.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Clow and
men who aro not members of tho
American Legion to report to E. T. daughter May and Mrs. F. A. Clow,
Blakely at the New Era Drug of Silverton, spent the week end
Store.
j31f!4p at tho Ed Ashby home.
8. C. Veatch, of Halsey, spent
FOR RENT—16 OR 17 ACRES OF tho week end in the neighborhood.
Misses Florence McFarland and
land for spring crop. 8. W. Sow­
ers, south Sixth street.
j31fl4p Effie Hopper spent Saturday in Eu­
gene.
FOR SALE—7-ROOM HOUSE AT
Mrs. Anna Petrie, of the Grove,
239 Cherry court. Call at the spent Sunday at the W. A. Hcmen-
premises.
j31f!4p way home.
Miss Effie Hopper spent Sunday
FOR SALE—TWO M’CLANAHAN
incubators, 240-egg size, $10 each; at the G. W. McFarland home.
M. M. Wheeler, C. A. McFarland
Mandy Lee incubator, 400-egg size,
Days of '49 at Roseburg.
$15; one 1 Vi size Fairbanks-Morse and A. B. Smith attended a meet­
ing of the stockholders of the farm­
The Roseburg American Legion irrigating outfit, 500 feet 2)4-ineh ers’ union at Eugene Saturday.
post are planning to put on the canvas hose, $115; some fine O. A.
Miss Alma Sears spent Thursday
C. White Leghorn cockerels, select­
entertainment, “Days of
’49,” ed, $3 each; setting eggs, 100, $4.50; with Mrs. Ardy Eby.
March 13, 14 and 15. Many from O. A. C. White Leghorn baby chicks,
DOREN A.
Roseburg attended the same enter selected stock, bred in line 12 years
torUiinment here, when put over for egg production: chicks in Feb­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
successfully both last winter and ruary, 100, $16; March to April 15,
Feb. 12.—Mrs. 8. O. VauSchoiack
this winter, which led tho Roseburg 100, $15; to May 15, 100, $13. Acme returned home Wednesday of last
post to try out the plan on their Poultry Farm, Cottage Grove, seven week from Oakland.
miles east on Row river road, f 7ml3p
own account.
Mrs. Frank Kelly, of Cottage
BARGAINS IN INCUBATORS—1 Grove, spent Saturday and Sunday
A Good Thing - DON'T MISS IT.
milo east of Cottage Grove at at the home of her brother, Roy
Mr. J. 0. Coats. Having removed to Garoutte.
Mrs.
Garoutte
was
Send your name and address plainly Grants Pass will offer tho follow
brought home Sunday from Port­
written together with
5
cent»
(and
thii
n o cents (and thn I jng incubators at greatly reduced land, whore she had been in a hos­
»lip) to Chamberlain Medicine
Medicme Co,
Cu, D«lp
b« rjces: three 400-egg size Cyphers,
Moines, Iowa, and receive in return • $15 each; 300-egg size St. Helens, pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Higginbottou
trial package containing Chamberlain'i
Cough Remedy for coughs, co Ida, croup $10; 400-egg size Petaluma, $15; returned to Oakland Sunday, after
bronchial, '‘flu” and whooping coughs 200-egg size McClanahan, $8; 200- spending a few days with the 8. O.
and tickling throat: Chamberlain’» Stom­ egg size Jewel, »8; 150-egg size Ne­ VauSchoiack family.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Garoutte, of
ach and Liver Tablet» for stomach trou­ braska, $5; 110-egg size Old Trusty,
ble», indigestion, gamy pain» that crowd $3. All in good running order. Mrs. Cottage Grove, spent Sunday with
f7-21p his brother Roy and family.
lhe heart, biliousness and constipation T. C. Shaw.
Mrs. Glen Scott took her father,
Chamlierlain'» Salve, needed in Avery HAVE
THAT
SHABBY
OLD
Wess Chrisman, to Eugene Monday
family for bums, scalds, wounds, pile»
floor
sanded
to
a
new
smooth
sur
­
and »kin affections; these valued family
to consult a physician. eH has
medicine» for only 5 cent». Don't miss it face. Small cost, big benefit. Omer been in poor health for some time.
Mooro, phone 166-R.
t'7-21p
L. E. Parks and Mr. Eaton, of
TAKEN UP—3-YEAR-OLD HEIF- Creswell, were in this neighborhood
er, with bell, crop off left ear. Monday buying cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. VanSchoiaek
Owner may have same by proving
property and paying charges. O. H. and their son Ray and the latter’s
McAllister, phone 10-F14.
f7-21p wife, of Star, motored to Roseburg
Sunday and visited with relatives.
FOR SALE—2% ACRES, A FAIR
Mrs. Matilda Jones, of the Grove,
house and barn; 4 miles from came out Sunday to the Roy Ga
town on good road. Price, $725. J. routte home to help with the house­
D. Grimes, Lorane route.
f7-21p work.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Ward spent
MY FRENCH DRAFT STALLION Monday with their daughter, Mrs.
will stand in Cottage Grove April Alfred Williams, of Wildwood.
1. E. D. Mills, Walker, Ore. f7mr27p
Character building gifts mean a lot for the future of
your children—and at the bottom of character must
rest the foundation stone of thrift.
You cannot find a plan which better teaches the value
of saving, the earning power of money and the prin­
ciples of sound investment, than exists in our Monthly
Investment Plan.
The expenditure of a few dollars will enable you to
present a child with a lesson in thrift and invest­
ment which he will never forget, and which will help
him mightily in his preparation for the problem of
life.
Safe, dependable, satisfactory—these three words sum
up the chief points commending an investment in this
large service organization.
The Latest
Bouffant
Dance Frock
Thia is fust one of the
fascinating collection of
Spring Styles in the
Pictorial Review Fash­
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This beautiful book con-
tains the most entrano
ing new fashions possible
to behold.
Get your copy to-day.
Pictorial Review
Patterns
for Al arch
are now ready for
you to choose from.'
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: SERVE ONLY THE BEST AND MOST SANI­
TARILY KE1*T MEATS. MANY “SPECIALS” DAILY.
Something tasty just now in a Lamb
Steak or Chops.
A cut of Steak from
stall-fed beef will please your palate.
Quality Market
Free Delivery
CULVER & ANDERSON, PROPS.
Phone 40
1 Oc Sale
For Saturday
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AND OTHER ARTICLES
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Sresh Vegetables AllSummer
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Site vegetable
£TART as early a» the »round win permit with radish»» and lettuce.
I “hen plant aim» pea» and bean». Eight os tan days later plant vro»
Cz more raJhhea and lettuce »o they will be coming along while you
mi joy the first lot. Next, sow beet», carrot», turnips, onkma. follow«! by
the vine crop» »quash, cucumber, melon». And don't forget early,
medium and late varieties of ilelleloui.Sweet Corn. By a little planning
you can have fresh vegetable» all through the summer—and enough to
cold pack «onie for winter.
When you »elect your seed«. the »malleet Item ot etpenae. guard I yow
gardening effort» by choosing • branded
line known __________
to be reliable.
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nip. King
have -jtistlsd professional and amateur garden-
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era for ♦» year». It I» may to »elect them from the St« Ung Seed Bosse.
NO BETTER
SEEDS AT
ANY PRICE
N orthrup .K ing &C o ' s
S eeds
M INNCAPCL I 8--MINNf SOTA
LYNX HOLLOW.
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED OR
eldorly man to canvass for an
(Special to The Sentinel.)
article that is used every day and
Feb. 11.—Mr. aud Mrs. K Y.
is sold on a money-back guarantee.
If you tire a plodder you can make Porter were Sunday guests at the
good money. Address Box 335, Cot­ Frank Mackie Home.
tage Grove, Ore.
f7-2Jp
Harold Wolford and Lyle Lowry
attended the play, “When a Man's
FOR SALE—B ABY CHICKS. a Man,’’ in Eugene Saturday night.
Golden Buff and White Leghorns
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lebow vis­
(Hanson strain), Barred Plymouth ited at the Marion Lebow home
Rocks. Rhode Island Reds, Buff Or­ Sunday.
pingtons, Aneonaa and Black Min­
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Porter, Mrs.
orca» (selected stock). Enoch Crews, A. B. Wolford, Mrs. E. T. Hartley
Scabright, Calif.
f7-14p and son Harold and Mrs. I. N.
FOR SALE—WHITE LEGHORN Dresser were in Eugene Wednesday
baby chicks, Hollywood strain, $14 of last week.
Harold Hartley has been quite ill
per 100. O. U. Biggs, north Douglas
street.
f7 21p for several days but is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Strong % is
FOR SALE CHEAP—BROODER, ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Win.
500 chick capacity, in fine condi­ Slater.
tion. For particular» see Chas. F.
A. B. Wolford and son Harold
Walker, at Ostrander 4 McQueen and Herb Mackie were in Eugene
store.
€7-21 p Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Bench am!
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—A Mrs. Campbell
were in Cottage
red Ford bug. See Herbert W. Grove one day last week on busi
Lombard.
fI4 28p ness.
Grant Sweet __
attended a sale in
AMERICAN CANOPY BROODER
stove. 1000 chick sine, for sale; Creswell Thursday.
also 200 or 300 extra chicks March
To Ban Overloaded Trucks.
1. Bert V. Hands.
f!4 2Sp
Salem, Oro., Feb. 7.—The state
FOR SAUL—ONE TOP BUGGY; traffic department will next week
one single wagon; one Jersey bull, start
an
aggressive
campaign
seven months old; »end potatoe», against the overloading of motor
Earliest of All.
Will take good truck.« on the highways of the
barrel spray in part payment. C. A. state. This was announced today
King, phone 1-F5.
flltfc by T. A. Raffety. chief state traffic
laspeetor, upon receipt of a set of
FOR RENT—TWO HOUSEKEEP portable scales.
ing rooms. 146 N street at cor­
ner of Birch avenue.
fUp
4 Lumber Company, Reedsport
fUmrOc
WANTED—MEN OR WOMEN TO O** *____________
take orders for genuine guaran­ FOR SALE—EILER PIANO.
teed hosiery for men, women and
handsome instnimeat in excellent
children; eliminate« darning. Salary.
condition. Can be seen at The Elite
♦ 75 a week full time; »1.50 an hour confectionery. Phone 13.
«pare time. Cotton«, heathers, silhs.
International Stocking Mills, Nor FOR RAIJE—AN EXTRA LARGE
ristown. Pa.
fl4a!7p
mare. CA>me see and try her. Also
light one horse hack and harne««
WANTED—LABORERS FOR MILL retw cheap F B Phillip«,. ph.1Be
yard; 44 per day. Umpqua Mills 1
fl4e
Where Your Money
Goes a Long Ways
—just received, some nice
dress goods at a low price,
just what you want.
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Ladies’ slippers, from
... $2.95 to $5.50
Ladies’ oxfords...........
.... $3.45 to $5.50
Misses’ shoes, from.....
... $1.98 to $3.95
Boys’ shoes, from........
Men's dress shoes...............
Men ’s loggers.......................
$10.50 to $16.00
Men’s pants, from...............
.... $1.95 to $8.00
Men's moleskin britches, at.
Men’s work shirts
Men’s sweaters, from._
................
$2.95
..... ..........
85c
$1.98 to $4.50
$2.95 to $7.50
98c to $7.50
Men 's caps..... ....
Bovs’ caps, from.
..... 95c to $1.75
Men’» union suits, cotton.
...... 95c to $1 95
Men's overalls..................
$1.45 to $1-95
95c to $2.25
Boys' overalls....... .....
A. W. Swanson, Mgr.
$1.00 to $1.45
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