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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1924 PAGE EIGHT SAGINAW. IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT Gray's Cash & Carry (Special to The Sentinel.) March 11.—Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moody were called to Eugene Fri day morning by the death of their son_Kell^i_whohad^ecnill_^ith WANTADS FLOUR WEEK MARCH 13 TO 20 INCLUSIVE McKenzie Best Dalles Diamond Valley Flour Hard Wheat Blend 49-lb. sack ................. $1.65 Barrel (4 sacks) ... $6.40 Barrel (4 sacks) ..... $5.20 Kerr’s Best 49-lb sack ................ $1.75 Barrel (4 sacks) $6.80 Sapphire Montana’s Best Hard Wheat 49-lb. sack ................ $1.95 Best Creamery Butter, the lb 55c Vegetables and Fruits Oysters and Clams The most complete line in town Lettuce, large heads, two for ........................ 15c No. 1 size oysters, two for ........................ 35c No. 1 size clams, each 25c Flats, clatns, each....... 20c PETER PAN BREAD Two large loaves, 25c; Two small loaves, 15c—Every Day Extra Large Florida Grape Fruit, 46s, each 10c Highest Cash Price Paid for Your Poultry and Eggs Cottage Grove, Oregon Ivan E. Warner, Manager WE WILL DO YOUR SPRING FIXING UP FOR BALL—TWO M’CLANA11 AN incubators, 240 egg size, *40 each; Mainly Lee incubator, 400-egg size, *15; one lt-j slzo Fairbanks Morse 400, *15; to May 15, 100, *43. Acme Poultry Farm, Cottage Grove, seven irrigating outfit, 500 feet 2V*-incli euuvus hose, *115; some fine O. A. O. White Leghorn cockerels, select ed, *3 each; setting eggs, 100, *4.50; O. A. C. White Leghorn baby clucks, selected stock, bred ui lino 12 years for egg production: chicks in Feb ruary, 100, *16; March to April 15 100, *15; to May 15, 100, *13. Acme Poultry Farm, Cottage Grove, seven uuies east on Row river road. iiuilJp tuberculosis since his return from France after the world war. Mrs. W. A. Minion and daughter, who live near Albany, visited last week with their many friends here. Ed Queener and Walter Briggs were Eugene visitors Monday. Mrs. Lee Queen, of Cottage Grove, visited Saturday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. C. C. Moody. The Myers and Ijiku families, of Delight VaJley, and the Bub Miller family, of Gowdyville, »ere Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Briggs. Many from here attended the fun- eral of Kelly B. Moody at Eugene Sunday. The burial was in the Masonie cemetery near where his little son Delmer was buried two years ago. Dewey Fogle came down from Westfir Sunday evening. Wolfe Allen, of Wendling, and Mrs. Terry Moody, of Cottage, Grove, visited Sunday at the Judson Allen home. Save Money This Week ON Stockings For Boys and Girls Special selling this week Allen A “Black Cat” stockings for boys and girls. Fine mercerized lisle and cotton hose in black, tan and white. DELIGHT VALLEY. ALL SIZES WANTED—MEN OR WOMEN TO take orders for genuino guaran (Special to The Sentinel.) teed hosiery for men, women and March 10.—Almeda Myers has children; eliminates darning. Salary, been out of school the past week *75 a week full time; *1.50 an hour on account of measles. PAIR spare tune. Cottons, heathers, silks. Howard Keene came home last International Stocking Mills, Nor week from Gardiner. Literary met Thursday evening at ' ristown, Pa. f!4a!7p the high school, with several visitors ITALIAN PRUNE TREES, SIX TO from Cottage Grove attending. eight feet, 12%c; four to six feet, The Chas. Hcnderer family, who 10c; three to four feet, Sc. Reduced have been living in the W. A. prices on Bartlett pear, walnut and Witcher house since last fall, left cherry trees. Mathis Nursery Co., Saturday for Portland, where they Salem, Oro. f21mr!3p will reside. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Witcher MY FRENCH DRAFT AND PER- have moved to their home here. choron stallions will be in Cottage The J. A. Joll family were vis Grove Saturdays. E. D. Mills, Walk itors at the E. Turpeuing home in er, Ore. f7mr27p Eugene last Thursday. The M. A. Horn family, Mrs. Lee ON ACCOUNT OF EXTRA LARGE and Miss Eleanor Nixon were hatches I will have a few hun Nixon visitors Saturday. dred extra chicks on these dates: Eugene Little Marjorie Knox, of Salem, March 2, 10, 17. Wishbone hatches is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. J. chicks are larger and better. If you don’t believe it come and see. Roy Scars. Fern Hays spent the week Miss S. Hands, box 614, Cottage Grove, Ore., phone 1-F2. f28mrl3p end in Eugene with her brother and sister. Earl Hays family, of The FOR SALE—TEAM OF HORSES pull double or single, with harness Cottage Grove, were Sunday guests and wagon for only *75. W. H. at the L. M. Powell home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connor, of Haskin, box 476, Cittage Grove, Ore. f28mr!3p Eugene, spent Sunday at the C. C. Conner homo. FOR SALE—PIGS—REAL PIGS. The E. J. Kent, Lee Nixon and Furrowed January 12. Not big C. A. Moore families and Miss Lois pigs like tho Cottngo Grove editors’ Jackson were dinner guests at the but they aro younger. J. R. Cooley, W. E. Nixon home Sunday. Cottage Grove. f28mr!3p Bird Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and Miss Davis, of Eugene, were FOR SALE—HATCHING EGGS OF slipper guests Sunday at the J. A. wild Mallard ducks raised in cap Joll home. tivity, tou for *1. Mrs. Edgar King, O. H. Heine, of Eugene, was a box 204 Cottage Grove. Phone dinner guest at the E. J. Sears home 9 4’22. f28mrl3p Monday. FOR SALE CHEAP—FORD8ON THE CEDARS. tractor, power pulley, buzz saw rig, belts and other attachments. (Special to The Sentinel.) Tractor thoroughly overhauled and March 11.—Literary will bo held in A-l shape. Come and see it. W. Spring millinery, refreshingly new in fabric and trim. Robison, 419 Quincy avenuo, Cottage Friday, March 14. Marion and Jay Horning and Miss Grove. f28mrl3p No florist window ever presented a more joyous mes Hazel Ashby spent Saturday in Eu FOR SALE—EXTRA GOOD 3% gene. sage of spring than do the new hats here. Large brimmed heavy wagon, only *75; also good Marion and Jay Horning, Read 3-year old colt for *45. R. C. Arne, Henienway, Misses Hazel Ashby, hats lend smartness; small chic hats, sports hats, the phone 15-F5. " f28mrl3p Margaret and Kathryn Henienway and Alma Sears went on a hike most popular of all, are displayed. Charming millinery FOR SALE—400 BABY CHICKS Sunday to tho top of Veateh's hill. on March 14 and 300 on April 4; After coming bnck nil took dinner at modest prices— single comb White Leghorns, Holly nt Henienway’s. wood strain. Eggs for hatching, *4 Mrs. Ora Henienway mid daughter per 100. Mrs. Waldo Miller, Disstou Mnrgnret, of Springfield, spent tho route, phono 1-F12. mr6-20p week end at their home. Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Remple spent FOR SALE—AIREDALE PUPPIES that have the blood and breeding. Saturday in Eugene. Lynri Arnes, of Marshfield, wns The sire nnd dam aro real hunters, water dogs and stock dogs. J. S. looking after his timber land here Monday. Bussell, Oakland, Oro. mr6-20p Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Fuller and A REAL OPPORTUNITY—WOULD Cecil Smith, of Portland, are visit you be satisfied earning *150 a ing at the N. L. Bolton home. Mr. month if permanent I Salesmen and Fuller is Mrs. Bolton’s nephew. saleswomen demonstrating six hours They nre on their wav to Muscatine. daily, protected territory, *4,000,000 In., whore they will ninko their corporation, nationally advertised home. necessity; sales experience benefi Mrs. McKinney and children, cial but not essential; we train you. Cecil nnd Claud, left Wednesday for Address Oenoral Salcismauager, St. Dallas, where Mr. McKinnoy is Francis hotel, Albany, Ore, mr6-20p working. Mrs. J. W. Sears visited the CREAM REED BABY BUGGY FOR school Thursday. sale. Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr., 718 C. A. McFarland visited the south Sixth street, phone 157R. ml3p school Monday. Mrs. Hurry Baker spent the week FOR SALE—FULL BLOOD Barred Plymouth Rock pullets and end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. five cockerels. April hatching. 8. G. W. McFarland. She came down Working, west Main, first house from Salem to attend the funeral 1 gc west of Silk creek bridge. mr20p of her grandfather, Janies H. Me Farland. FOR BALE—O. A. C. AND HOLLY wood strain babv chicks about STAR. March 26. Price, *13 per 100. In quire of E. M. Babcock, phono (Special to The Sentinel.) 204’25. inr!3p March 11.—Mr. and Mrs. Miles EGGS FOR BETTINO FROM PURE Pitcher visited with Mr. and Mrs. TKe Dayliqfit Store[or Quality and Sendee * / Hollywood strain White Leghorns. L. Brown Sunday. Dale Owen purchased a new Ford Eighteen large eggs for *1. 8. B. Kern, 428 south Sixth street. ml3p car last week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Proudfit and LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Elia Human visited Sunday with Mrs. Proudfit's mother. Mrs. Wesley for rent at 305 south Sixth street. Mrs. E. C. Shay, phone 137 R. mrl3p Johnson. Jeanette and Lillie Spahr, of the tended the sale in Delight Valley The house in Portland, Me., where vigorously. When the teacher called *30 TAKES A DANDY JERSEY Grove, visited Sunday with home Friday. Longfellow was born, had become n on him his answer did not seem to heifer: will freshen soon; from folks. Alex Berggren was in Cottage rich milking, high grade stock. Francis Pit eh a« visited Sunday number of years ago a tenement in astonish the rest of the class but it Also have lot of yearling hens, lay afternoon at the home of his uncle. Grove on business Friday. the poorer part of the city, mostly wns a cold shock to her. "In Patsy Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McCoy are ing heavily, at 75c each. Inquire Oral Sallee. inhabited by Irish. A teacher in C. A. Olson, Walker, Ore. mr!3p I-eslie and Ravmond Wicks have moving to their farm in the Hebron Portland was giving a lesson on the Magee’s bedroom.’’ he said. neighborhood. purchased a fine big team of horses. life of the poet. At the end of the She: What a pity it is that hand FOR SALE HOUSE AND TWO Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spahr and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Newton moved hour she began to question her class. some men are always conceited. lots at 735 south Eighth street. daughter Jessie visited Sunday after to their ranch Sunday. Where was Ixingfellow born I ’ ’ she He: Not always, little girl. I am Inquire of occupant. tnrl3a24p noon at the Earl Neal home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roberts and «*«ed;Ajimalj bpy waved his hand not. John Wicks, of Dorena, visited Miss Jessie Pruett motored to Eu FOR SALE FRESH COWS. ONE registered Shorthorn bull, milking Friday at the home of his daughter, gene Saturday. Pi (eher. The recall petitions were being strain. II. E. Hcnncman, Curtin. Mrs. Miles ------ circulated in this vicinity the sec Ore. mrl3p ond time Friday. The bearer of the LONDON. FOR SALE TEAM OF HORSES, first petitions met with such poor success that he gave it up. each weighing 1600 pounds. In (Special to The Sentinel.) Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bemis and quire of Wade Mosby, at Service March 10.—Bert Newton has pur daughter were in Cbttage Grove Garage. mrl3-27p chared a new Ford sedan. Saturday. FOR SAl>: VAN BRUNT GRAIN Mrs. George Sutherland visited Miss Daisy Warick shopped in drill and one home wagon. P. H. the school Tuesday. Cottage Grove Saturday. Magee, I ormie read. tnrlSp Chet Gilhani made a trip to Eu Glen Banton has taken over the gene Tuesday. driving of the school bus. FOR SALE A 5COI.FMN BUR- Mrs. Harriett Hayes went to En- Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartlett and Mr. roughs adding machine for only gene last week aud had her tonsils and Mrs. Earl Bartlett and son *75. Practically new; cost *125. removed. Junior motored up from Portland Easy terms. Write box 303, Cottage W. T. McCoy has sold his farm spent Sunday with their old qrove. Ore.______ _________ mr!3-27p to Murray Newtoa. Mr. McCoy and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lyons. Mrs. George Lyons was in Eugene FOR BAIJC FIRST CLASS LOOSE gives immediate possession. W. T. Jones. O. W. White nnd Monday. oat hay. Also Cuthbert raspberry Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Roberts and planta Edwin Tullnr, south Sixth Eliuer Berggren are improving their street. mr!3p places by building new fcuces around two rens, of Anlauf. and Mrs. Earl them. Ocklind. of Portland, visited Bondar A few young folks gathered at at the J E Banton home. TEAM OF HORSES. WEIGHING 1600 lbs. each, with wagon and i the home of Harold Abeene Thurs- Harold Abeene. wife and daughter harness, for sale at bargain. Inquire dav evening and spent au enjoyable spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs B A. Pruett. at Service gn^ge. uirl3tfc time playing games. F. A. Gore, Elmer Berggren. Joe Howard Cox and family visited F«* Delivery CULVERÌ ANDERSON. PROFS. BLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT. Geer. John Massey, W. T. Jones Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. W T Phone M Call 715 south Sixth st. ml3 t7p aud Mr. aud Mrs. George Bailee at Joses. 25c Spring Coats Women’s and misses’ coats in the new spring models, at such moderate prices, become doubly. desirable when you discover that each is a value which you will consider hardly possible for the price. Each accepted style for the spring season is represented. $12.75 $15.00 $19.50 $22.50 Millinery $4.50 to $12.50 S. L. Godard Building Material- - - - - - - - - General Contractors Say It With Printer’s I n k ■ , , ■■■_, ---------------------------- —-M----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For the Home Sewer New check velours and silk stripe wool crepes for skirts and dress es—beautiful tan and gray colorings, per yard..... $3.25 and $3.50 Ratines, in the wanted colors, the yard....... .............................. 590 27-inch standard quality dress ginghams, per yard....................... 19c Percales, in standard quality, stripes, dots and figures on light or dark grounds, per yard.............. Champion Economy Car The new Overland Champion is an entirely new kind of closed car. Removable rear seat and upholstery— big carrying space useful to merchants, salesmen, farmers. Both seats adjust backward and forward—comfort for tall and short people. A business car, family car and camping car — in one! Seats make into a full-size bed in the car—your own hotel on wheels. Big power. Big reliability. Touring $495, Sedan $795, f. o. b. Toledo. C»k I.U*. Nelson’s Service Station ; HeiliuielLBangs &Marksburu J Coop-Fattened Chickens A chicken is a delicious morsel of food, l»ut we make ours unusually delicious bj our coop-fattening process. Get them from us killed, dressed and drawn the day you buy them. Quality Market
