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voli mi -; XXXV
MR.ANDMRS.K.K. MILT
WED INAUTÛ WR l £
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1924
GRAPES ON
TLACF. ARE
| AND SIZE
M c R eynolds
LUSCIOUS
OF PLUMS
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WITH™ ELF i HOME PAPER ÛN EAFOEIEIIE SEWER CONSFRUCTION COST IS
BUDGET FACES DEFEAT
WITHIN BOND LIMIT
Wisconsin Radical Is Character
SIX IN CUSTODY ON CHARGE
OF FOFING BOOZE
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B ociluho ho had neglected to have
Bare Favorable Majority of Voters
Great Interest Is Shown by Contrac the insurance policy transferred, County Officers Block Way in
Car Turns Over Three Timos Wlion
| Pete M'ostachetti will get no insur
Present After Delay in
tors in Proposed Public Im
Turned Off of Paving to
Pass Creek Canyon and
i 1L ' ' - "
" 1
L-
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ance for tho loss of n house near
Putting the Question.
I Divide which was owned by him
provements
Here.
Search All Cars.
Avoid Pedes tn ail
(From M(*-nomoneo Falls News,
land occupied by his brother-in-law,
Menomonee Falls, Wis.)
I A. M. Perini. Th«» house was de
Senator La Follette has definite
With only a handful of voters
The coat of construction of the stroyed by fire a number of weeks |
Tho toting of booze to public
M r. and Mrs. K. K. Mills, of
present the school budget was ly allied himself and his campaign additional sewers recently author
this city, wero ¡Hiinfully injured
ago shortly after the Porinis left dances is likely to become unpopu-
Monday
night
by
a
vote
with
(ho
worst
of
the
predatory
adopted
ized by vote of the ¡»oople will
lar for somo time as the result of
when their ear was wrecked Tues
of 14 to 0, ufter its defeat had inli'ri'sts of Wall street. At the come within th«» amount. of money , on a trip to tho const. Originally activities »Saturday
„
_
evening
by
<lay evening on the highway near
tho house was owned by Perini
soemed
imminent.
It.
was
stated
very
heart
and
citadel
of
Wall
provided by the authorized bond and was sold to Mostachotti lust deputy sheriffs, when Homer Pat
tho Roseburg aviation field, Their
I
street,
in
the
holy
of
holies,
in
afterwards
by
those
¡»resent
who
issue of $25,000. Bids were opened Juno.
ton, C. A. Crites, (>. E. Van Valin,
son Robert, tho only other occu|mnt
favored tho budget that had the the inner sanctuary, around tho al by the council Monday night and
of tho car, t'seapi'd without a
Insurance adjusters were here Dale Owens, lister Gillispie and
vote
been
taken
within
30
minutes
tar,
stand
tho
sugar
refining
com
tho contract is to bo awarded at during the past week and enme. Rodney .Joslyn were taken into cus
scratch. The Mills were returning
after the time set for the opening i ¡»anioH.
So closely connected are a special meeting of the city dads
home from spending the week end
to tho conclusion that nothing could 1 tody on charges of having illicit
of
the.
meeting
it
would
have
been
they
with
the
largest
banking
in
to bo hold tonight.
The bids bo ¡»aid Mr. Mostacliotti because liquor in their possession
and
at North Bend at tho homo <»f Mr.
unfavorable.
During
tho
prelimin
terests
that
Senator
La
Follette
has
winged
from
$21,000
to
$26,000
and
lodged in the county jail until a
Mills’ brother, J. H. Mills.
tho policy was yet in the name
i
aries,
however,
a
number
of
voters
so
often
thundered
against
that
if
wore
referred
to
tho
sewer
com
hearing
could
be
arranged.
All
the Mills car rounded a
of Porini.
An adjustment was
favoring tho budget arrived and you hit ono your are certain to mittee und city engineer for deter-
curvo a pedestrian was observed
made with Mr. Perini for the loss catered pleas of not guilty and will
when a motioii to adopt was put got a cry from tho other.
mi nation us to which is the lowest .of his household goods.
stand trial,
approaching and carrying a large
by a rising veto 13 of those pres
So intimately connected arc thane and best bid of tho 12 xubinitted.
Tho officers stationed themselves
sign which prevented his observing
ent, presumably opposed to the two Wall stri»et interests that hard- No contract which the city linn
at' tho head of Pass creek canyon
i he approaching cur or hearing tho
RUNAWAY
LADS
12
YEARS
bmlget, did not vote nt all. Had ly a printed circular market latter let in recent, years has brought out
nnd block(*<1 tho way for approach
warning signal.
Mr. Mills, w hi»
OF AGE CAUGHT HERE ing curs with a large sign reading,
they voted in op^sition, tho vote of a prominent New York national such a large number of bidders.
was at the wheel, gwerved his cur
bank is issued but what it men-
would have been 14 to 13.
“Officers! Stop!” The headlights
Construction work on tho several
and applied the brakes. Tho car
Tw(» boys of 12 years of age who of approaching machines lighted the
As n reduction in the e\|»enso of I il'il.S soincthing about Cuban sugar, trunk sewers contemplated probably
skidded on the wet ¡»living, turned
had
run
away
from
their
homes
in
conducting tho schools has boon IL is not a secret that during the will »tart within u few days.
sign for a distance before they
to the opjHisiie direction and went
Portland, were picked up here reached it.
found impossible», and as a large l.lt o financial panic, when every
More than 25 auto
over tho embankment and through
Sunday
by
Marshal
Pitcher
and
majority of the taxpayers of tho bank in Cuba not connected with MAIL ROUTE IN DELIGHT
mobiles, most of them on the way
a wire fence, turnin
over three JORDAN. INDEPENDENT FOR
turned
over
to
the
sheriff
’
s
office.
district would support tho school Wall street fuiled, hundreds of mil
times in doing so. Mrs. Mills and
VALLEY TO BE EXTENDED An older brother of one of them to the dance at the Anlauf pavilion,
ASSESSOR. IS VISITOR HERE lam rd, the result of a defeat of lions of dollars worth of Cuban
were stopped.
Tho men ¡»laced
Robert were thrown clear of the
came down from Portland and took under arrest wore in twro rars,
tho budget Monday night would sugar properties fell into the hand?
, ireckage hut Mr. Mills had to be
Sixteen families in Delight val the lads home.
Clyde E. Jordan, candidate
<
for have bo4*n that of putting the dis- of these Wall street banks and
They gave their There were young women in tho
assisted, the ear landing on the county assessor, was i in the city
ley, a total of 70 persons, are to
trict to an added ex{»enHO in call since tho financial skies have cleared benefit from an extension of the names as Major McCune, of 189 cars also, but they were not placed
driver’s side.
Monday meeting the voters,
Mr. ing another meeting.
east Seventy sixth street, and Shir
“
has
been
allotted
strong-
to
Mr. Mills sustained two cuts five .Iordan was not t- the candidate of
Disston route which becomes offer ley Root, of 130 Flanders. By the in custody. The cars, a Star and
I er hands, ” ns the circular letter I -tive October 80.
a Chevrolet, are subject to confis
inches in length on the flesh v any party in tho
The
route
will
I
primaries and
states.
in plain language, they be extended one mile north and time the lads arrived her«» they had cation us carriers of illicit liquor.
¡»art of the left leg and will bo became nn i a de jM'iiden t candidate
70,000 Visit Crater Lake.
revised their ideas somewhat as to One of the prisoners captured in
have
been
turned
over
to
the
New
’
confinici to his bed for several days. at the solicitation of many who
There was a remarkable increase
one mile cast of the Delight Val the joy of being out from under
Mrs. Mills sustained several frac do not feel that B. F.‘ Keeney, this year in the number of visitors York refining interests at bargain ley school house, the carrier being parental care and made no objec tho first car made a getaway while
i
prices.
the second cur was being stopped.
tu red ribs and a number of bruises. tho republican nominee, is on to Crater lake national park, ac
r<‘(piired to retrace in both in tion to returning to their homes.
An investigation will disclose
His companions refused to divulge
They were given medical attention titled
to
the
tho
supjaut
of
his cording to J. L. Beatty, who had that 75 to 90 percent of the sugar stances. The route was extended to
his name.
at Roseburg und completed tho trip ¡»arty, as ho became mi iiidiqa'iideiit charge of ono of the entrances and
Delight- valley only a few months RECEPTION AND OPENING OF
The occupants of ono of tho cars
by stuge. The ear was left in the cundida. o sevi'ral yea is ago when who arrived Thursday last, accoin produced in Cuba belongs outright ago. The total length of the route
NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED broke on the pavefrlent several bot
ditch but lias since been taken to defeat< m I /’or the republican nomi ¡»allied by Mrs. Beatty. There was | or i« controlled by this immense with these extensions will be 23.15
aggregation of capital centering
tles said to have contained liquor.
a Roseburg garage.
nation ly Dick Burton,
this city. an increase from 52,000 last year around the altar of the holy of miles.
The school board, in cooperation
Tho ¡suiestrian was a Mr. Hod Burton was elected, however.
Io 70,000 this year. This is dur in
wtih the Tuesday Evening Study AUTOMOBILE THIEF TURNS
holies of Wall street.
No other
son. of Glongnry.
There was no
C H. BUSSEY SUCCEEDS
Mr. Jordan reported the prospect ¡»art- to the longer simisoii Ibis yuu,
club, will sponsor the annual re-
OUT TO BE OWNER’S WIFE
explanation of why he was carry of his election as encouraging, al but this park is growing tremen single interest has so much of the
SUD
TELL
AT
S.
O.
PLANT
ception for the teachers and pa
capital of Wall slreet.
Tho rail
ing tho largo sign.
though there is a deplorable lack dously in ¡»opulaiity with the tour roads, wliich have for years re
trona of the public schools, to be
Deputy Sheriff Pitcher picked up
C. II. Bussey, recently manager held at 8 p. m. next Tuesday in
of interest in the candidacies of ists because of the uniqueness of ceived the nt tuck of Senator La-
a sup|KNM*d woman automobilo thief
PYROTOL EXPLOSIVE TO BE
of
those who will conduct the county's the bike.
the
Standard
Oil
station
at
the new* gymnasium.
The affair here Sunday, but. by the time the
Folette, do not belong to Wall
DISTRIBUTED FROM EUGF.NE business and/ spend the county ’»
street but are the property of the Myrtlo Crock, has succeeded T. G. i.4 io include the formal opening owner of the car, Ralph Hurlctt,
Pep Rally and Bonfire Held.
tax money.
Smit
ell
as
manager
of
the
local
of
the
new
grade
school
building
I widows and orphans of life insur-
Corvallis, Or., Oct., 4.—A pyrotol
Ono of the largost high school i mice companies and the savings plant, Mr. Sudtell has been trans and the gymnasium and a suitable arrived here from Eugene it was
Mr. Jordan li V es on a farm ut
that tho woman was Ilin
distributing agency is to be es Pleasant llill.
He nerved in the rallies ever held hero was the one of workmen deposited in the sav ferred to tho Kenton station in program will be given. An oppor found
wife,
The wife had taken the
tablished at Eugene for the benefit world war, under commission for a Friday night to arouse pep ami
Port
land,
Ho
had
been
with
tho
tunity
to
inspect
the
new
buildings
car and started
startod for California.
of Lane county farmers who want large part of the time, lie is 42 enthusiasm for the football game ings banks reinvested by them in local station for seven»I years, 'rhe
| their stocks and bonds. The sugar
will be given and a social hour They spent tho night hero and re
to try the new explosive for land yearn of ace and has never held a the next day between the high
Sud tells are at present on a motor und musical program will follow.
refining
companies
’
stocks
and
turned to their homo in Eugene
clearing or other farm use. Pend coni|H*iiMitod public office.
school and alumni.
The students bond» however are peculiarly u trip into California.
Refreshments will be served.
tho following day. When the own
ing the appointment of a county
seriMHittned through the city, giv Wall street investment because of
er of the car set tho sheriff’s of-
agent, pooling and distribution will BLAZE AT A. à M. MILL
ing a few of their high school yells the great profits they have made.
Veatch Building Remodelled.
LIONS CLUB AND LEGION
fico on the trail of tho supposed
bo handled by the farmers union
The O.
- O.
- ~
CAUGHT IN NICK OF TIME and then went to the ball grounds,
Vcatch
office
build
BENEFIT BY SHOOT HERE thief ho said nothing about tho
Tho president of one of those
warehouse. The cost laid down in
w hero a large bonfire ¡»retired by
ing
at
the
retir
of
the
First
Na
relationship, but when the relation
Eugene will be $8.22 per hundred
the freshmen boys was awaiting sugar refining companies testified tional bank building has been
An incipient blaze that might
_
The Lions club and American ship was learned tho county of
in quantities of 15-ton car lot» have ¡»roved serious was discovered the c row’d,
Speeches were made before the senate finance commit moved during the past week out
Ix
’
gion
each
received
$37.31
as
ficials decided that tho man would
tee that one billion dollars of
or more.
in the nick of time in the sawdust by the student body und class of- American money hud gone out of to the sidewalk line and a window it» share of the receipts at the have to pay h 11 the oxpe
the.
No charge is made by the fed bin at the Anderson At Middleton ficors and games were played.
built
in
the
joe
on
the
north
side,
benefit
ham
und
bucoa
shout
given
sheriff
’s office had been to
the United Hutes into tho sugar
erul government for the surplus mill No. 1 at Latham at 5 o’clock
The interior he* been repape red Sunday by the rod und gun club.
business
of
^rbu.
What
an
un
smokeless powder left over in large Tuesday evening. A portion of the
Clif Hays Returns Her®.
menso difference it would have and a new’ floor laid and the ex Scatter gun artists were present
quantities from the world war and roof was burned, tho los» being
E
Clifford lluys, who was rngimuT imide to the American farmer if terior 1» to bo repainted. The im from Eugene, Corvallis, Yoncalla YEAR'S CALENDAR FOR
HIGH SCHOOL IS COMP
now used in pyrotol form, so the about $160. The fire department for tho Brown Lumber company
ted
provements will give the building and Drain and a large number of |
this
large
sum
of
money
had
gone
only costs of the pyrotol explosivo from here was tailed and the blaze hero six year» ago, has arrived
on American farms rather than up quite a modern appearance.
the prizes w'ero carried home ■
are those of making up, lui ndlinc was gotten under control soon
'The year’s calendar for t 10 high
af from Portland to accept the ¡x> on Cuban!
by them. The total gate receipts school is as follows:
and shipping.
Caps are iucluded ter its arrival.
sitiou of onginwr nt Anderson &
Interest in the approaching elec wero $385.
It
is
this
with all orders.
Senior assembly—during
large aggregation ul tion is indicated by the fact that
^obo/r.
Middleton mill No. 2, which is
Freshmen and sophomuro
soon to start operation». Il is on C4i|)it:i.l, the greatest monopoly of the county clerk ha«l to add extra
A Priceless Treasure.
that
Senator
¡41
Fol
October
24.
Wall street,
Captain Cruson Is" Assigned,
5 Births, 8 Deaths in September.
Today I have added to my wealth tho ground (H*cu|>ied by the Brown lette has allied himself with when help during tho last few’ days dur
('apt. C. C. Cruson, of the reserve
Dramatic club ¡»lay—November 7.
The report of Health Officer U ¡»ricoless treasure.
To find it Lumber company's plant at the he seeks to destroy tho American ing which registrations could bo ac- corps, has received notice of his
lli Hilarities—December 5.
Frost for »S<*ptember showed 5 I did not have to dive to th«' time Mr. lluys was a residr-nt h<Ti*.
««•ptixl. The registration counter in
Junior
assembly—during
509th
artillery
of
assignment
to
the
births, 4 mill»1« and 1 female, and t»ottoni of the sea. nor blast the H«' has not yet moved lus family sugar industry hy a reduction
¡the clerk’s office was ciowiled
the tariff on sugar. Purpoiely, by
(anti-aircraft), XIX corps, bat- bor.
8 deaths, 5 mules and 3 f emu les. granite mountain side, nor drudge here.
throughout tho day for several
Freshmen assembly—duri îg Vi-Z
pro|»aganda, a confusion ejrists in days.-----------------------
talion headquarters and combat
in field, quarry or mine, nor ¡»lav
the minds of most Americans ra
train, as train commander.
He ary.
Say it with printer»’ ink.
The
tonic
for
the
busi
nés»
world
—
a shn rper ’» t rick, 1 looked straight
Junior and senior part
.ij
garding the sugar business. Nearly
was one of four solected from the
ixi everyone thinks all sugar is eon
into iniin’s clear eye !, 4 »poke a true live wire wantnds.
ary 23.
reserve officers of Oregon.
word, received a signal of under
Sophomoro assembly—day ng |\
trolled by a trust. This is a mis
MICKIE SAYS-
BILL BOOSTER
standing and now for life I have
take and is not true. We g«‘t our
Sympathy Loses This Barber Job. ruary.
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a friend. — Editor and Publisher.
Senior party—March <»
Either
sugar from two source»,
Here’s a story that has drifted
r
<=>OM£TIM£6 ^OLKS 'TcMUK
Operetta—April 3.
f rom tho tropical countries or from
THUETlCS HAMS
PlfrtF
down from the Portland summer
A QEPORTta«. \S WUL
Tho football team of the Cottage session. A certain Portland sum-
C. G II. S. Plays Eugene Saturday.
Senior ¡»lay—May 8.
tho United states,
Nine and a
M OUU SCHOOL AMD TUSH
Commencement
week—May
25
Gol tage Grove high school
The Cottage
half per cent of our sugar
_
comes I Grove alumni won from the high mer-termcr who has beautiful hair
8ECUT. Mt ASKS SO NAA.LTV
S
hould
,
vca
^»4
football team will meet the Eugene
from Hawaii; nine und a half per I school grid team in a game played got tired of it the other day and to 29.
QUEST10MS, BUT he F1UDS
high team Saturday at Eugene. The
I cent from Porto Rico and the Friday afternoon, the score being r«‘solved to join tho ranks of the
HE HASTA DO T \F HE WANTS high school officials are endeavor
The members of the shorn.
Fhi Hi pines combined; twenty two 26 to 0.
J. H. Kirk in Auto Wreck.
Mary (which isn’t her
G ood wealth xud build up a «
_
those in name), having said to a friend: ”1
ing Io make armngetnents to play
I and a half ¡»er ceut from cane and aliiniiii teain outweighed
J. 11. Kirk, of Dorena, with hi»
- t GrtT all t W em ä Y K u »
•SCHOOL
^PltUY.
BBCAUSE
-THEV
tho
high
school
team
from
15
to
the game in tin* forenoon so that
beets grown in th«* United State»,
just hate this idea of sticking hair j son-in law, J. E. Holst rein, of
TTEW au ' orr it eoaeter’
the ¡»layers and those attending
TAKE UP A LITTLE SCHOOL TlLAE
while the remainder, nearly sixty 20 ¡M»unds. The high school team pins in my head,” hied herself to. Marcela, enroute to Portland Tues
had
the
advantage
of
more
r<.u,
<»nt
may attend a college game to be
¡»er cent, comes from Cuba. It is
day ou a business trip, were
tho beauty ¡»arlor.
OCCA&lOMAUM IS NcnMiuGt
A
played in Eugene that afternoon.
this (Aiban sugar, owned by the practice than the alumni but lacked
Mary got into the barber’s chair crowded off tho highway between
AGAINST TH£»A AW UJC LPARU
MONEY TALKS'
the
experience
of
the
latter.
The
immense sugar refining interests of
and told the hair surgeon to cut Monroo and Corvallis by a road
DO6S NOT eO»AE prou books
Wall street, ten times more power lineups were as follows:
hog, and their machine turned over
rr SEL-
loose.
Three Are Let Out ol Jail.
ful than tho old sugar trust, that
Alumni—Wilbur Spray, c; Ray Me-
“ M v. what fine hair!’’ sighed in a ditch, where it (taught fire
•OSNEVU
Pete Rodriquez, Tony Gumez and
is now the so-called sugar trust.
Cargar, rg; Jack Beager, rt; Henry tho sympathetic shearer.
“When, and was almost totally destroyed.
Joe Gumez, Portugu«*se laborers ar-
The two men escaped with only
PAPER'* \
Sugar is grown, it is not made. Hubbell, re; Glen Haney, Ig; Ho did vou curl it last!”
rested tit the Southern Pacific tie
And Mary said sii«» had never slight bruises. The car was fully
It is the product <»f the farm. Shall mer Dixon, It; Lyle Lawrence, le;
I ¡»bint at Latham a few weeks ago
insured. Mr. Kirk continued on to
‘ • |I1
American farmers grow it or shall I Cleo Morelock, qb; Roy He< k, rh; curled it in her I : ■ .
on a charge of having liquor in
Portland but Mr. llolstroni returned
it bo grown in Cubaf In order for Rex Wh«M‘ler, lli; Wendall Cochran, ¡growed” that way.
their pOHMC H8I<'ll, have paid their
“W’lmt a shame it will be to i to his homo at Marcóla.
American farmers to grow’ it, it is fb. The substitutions were Frank
■ $ 100 fine» and have been released
necessary to have threshing ma Porter for McOnrgnr, Clyde Leon I lose all that fine hair!” moaned
f rom the county jail, having served
“It will take three
____
Lithographing, engraving, steel
chines to thresh the sugar from the aid fur Hock, Floyd Runk for ¡the barber.
! their term» of 30 day» each.
beets.
These threshing machines Hubbell, Heck fur Lawrence and years to grow’ out again like. thnt.”| die work. The Sentinel’» live wiro
By
this
time
tho
whole
shop
had
McCargar
for
Porter.
«
e
¡»riut shop ¡a tie ¡>ln<’o.
(sugar factories)
cost a large
Buster Stroud Leaves Hospital.
amount of money to build and op
High school—Homer Nelson, c; pricked up its covered and un- rr —
--
■
Buster Htroud, the only surviving
I
covered
oars
erate. Tho fanners do not have John Skilling, rg; Dilmas Rich
I member of the trio who were scald-
“I wouldn’t cut it,
one girl j
tho money to do this, so they are mond, rt; Dana McCargar, re; Linas
I
h»d in the recent wreck on the Ore
.........
It; I advise«!.
compelled to go to capitalists and Heard, Ig; William Skilling,
gon Pacific A l Eastern railway,
I
“
Mo
either,
”
chorused
anotheri
ask them to come in and furnish Ros» Glas‘4, le; John Bartels, qb;
was dismissed from the hospital
tho money,
The anga r refining Cledis Swanson, rh; Paul Gordon, bystander or two.
several day» ago. His in ¡urn's were
Finally Mary succumbed to the
companies of New York whd con- Ih; Dale Miller, fb. Tho substitu-
serious but he is well on the way
Sh<* climbed right out
trol Cuban sugar; this huge aggre tions were Clare Adams, Law rence > pressure.
towards recovery.
gation of Wall street capital, not Chestnut,
Earl Ballew,
Gordon <»f the chair. wnlke«i out of the
shop, and at last reports was »till
vet having complete control of White and Marvin Alstott.
If we haven’t exactly what you
the sugar market of America (their
Roy Heck was slightly injured j attached to her curls.
WHY?
want—or can’t produce it— if it i»
(•onqs‘tition is tho sugar grown by and William Skilling sustained a
anything in the printing line -we
American
farmers on
American sprained knee but both have fully
Hold a regular position by havirg
Why wasto time in useless
óucruíLX can get it for you.
xxx
(Concluded on
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an ad every week.
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shopping around when Sentinel
advertisements lay before you
By L. F. Van Zelm
tho choicest wares of every
© W««tprn Newspaper Unloe
progressive merchant in Cottage
Grovel
w -
YOU ARE NOT /
Why use needless effort in a
IM GOIN* tN
I' m not Goictc^^rb
»tore-to store quest when the ad
vertisements enable you to make
HAYE PEOPLE -T hink .
T he bhokeq
your choice of the finest mer
A ll T his STUFF BE-
chandise without even leaving
LON öS Tb ME /
your homo!
Why pay more than you ought
when you can stretch your dol
lara to the elastic limit by tak
ing advantage of the bargains
and good buys that are adver
tised in The Sentinel 1
Why risk dissatisfaction by
buying
unknown,
unbranded
goods when you can assure your
self complete satisfaction by
buying an advertised product,
lairked by the integrity of n
firm which spends real money
to establish its name and to
build tin public good willf
Read Sentinel a d vert i seme nt».
Buy advertised wares. It is a
safe and sound policy.
Any who doubt that grapes grow
¡to greater perfection here than any
where elso in the world would be
! undeceived by a visit to the E. L.
M(Roym»ldb ranch near Divide. In
Order that The Sentinel might have
(*oiii|»lote knowledge of the fertil
ity of tin» soil in this favored
section of tho famous, fertile, fruit
ful Willamette, Mr. McReynolds
supplied The Sentinel with some
huMsious samples of his grapes, There
wore tho Diamond and Niagara
varieties in the largo white, tho
Green Mountain variety in the
small white ami tho Worden vari
<xiy in the blue. The latter were
ho size of young plums.
Mr. ..icRey nolds’ ¡»Ince is just
outside of what The Siuitinel has
¡»roved to have been the Garden of
Eden of biblical hisioiy mid no
doubt tho reason Adam and Ev*
iefi the gunli i das the temptation
of tho grapes growing o-n what
has since become tho McReynolds
place. Sixteen varieties now grow
there.
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NUMBER 5
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