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CO12j\G^^iROVJ^SENTINEL^niURSr)^Y^JOVE£Ui£ilL22h^22i
Mrs. R. G. Landwehr, of Astoria, I Elliott, Newlyweds, of Dorena.
j Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Porter, Mrs. | were business visitors in Eugono is visiting her. spent Sunday with anil T were entertained with a roue
who is recovering from a serious
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Volgamore1 Clarence Thornton, Mrs.
Tom I Thursday of last week.
their sister, Mrs. Tom Foster at ing charivari at a late hour by t
illness.
and children, of Vancouver, ar- Johnson, Mira Fisher and Sarah
number of their friends.
Walden.
Mr. and Mrs. Free and Mr. and rived Sunday evening at the Chas. , Lajoie.
LONDON.
THORNTON
CORNERS
Mrs. Edwards, of Portland, stopped Teeters home.
| Miss June Samson visited at
over one day last week at the
the h
omc o
le, W.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M McLin
AlcLin and ¡the
home
of f ber
her une
uncle,
W. _ E. _ Lc-
(Special to The Sentinel.)
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Nov. 18.—William Bachelder has Wm. Haupt home while enroute family have been attending church bow, in Cottage Grove last week,
Nov. 17.—Clifford Shortridge, of
at Saginaw the r-st week.
.
had a beautiful rug made from to Los Angeles to visit the mother services
,,
,,
,, , z-
,, mo . Air. and Airs. Slater
a Idaville, visited Wednesday with
Air.
and , Airs.
Fred
Kelly
,, , made
.
the hide of the bear which he of the women, Mrs. Win. Haupt,
, .
, business trip to Creswell Friday,
his parents, Mr. and Airs. 8. P.
who
is
at
the
home
of
another
tored
to
Eugene
one
day
last
week
recently killed.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grose, , Shortridge and left for Roseburg
The high school play was given
Mrs. Emily Lake, who hud been daughter in Los Angeles. If Mrs.
of Clyde, Kansas, visited with Mr.
He expeets to
visiting Mrs. R. E. Foreman for Haupt is well enough to stand Friday evening at the hall. All an<l Airs. Walter Pentieo last week. i the same ilay.
; return here for the holidays.
several weeks, returned to her tho trip bhe will return home characters were well sustained aud
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lebow and
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Perini had
She with Mr. and Mrs. Free aru Mr. a goodly sum was realized.
home in Eugene Tuesday,
June Samson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. I a dance at their home Saturday
expeets to go to Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Edwards.
Renne and two children were din j night.
Mrs. E. E. Chestnut visited Mrs.
LYNX HOLLOW.
to spend the winter with a daugh-
ner guests at the I. N. Dresser
Amanda Sears one day last week.
ter, Mrs. Harry Brown.
Wm. Stroud installed a telephone
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boss, of the
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr. Orr has the machinery in­
' in his home last week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D
A. Estes, of
Nov. 17.—Among Cottage Grove
stalled in his new bottling plant Grove, visited I Sunday with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hamant. o’
visitors from here Friday were Silk Creek, visited friends here
and will bo ready to start work anil Mrs. C. A.
Cottage Grove, were callers nt the
Tuesday
of
last
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Addison
Heath
piped
as soon as he gets the water
Mr. anil Mrs. Marion Lebow J. W. Fisher home Sunday evening.
left Friday for Portland for a
to the building.
| and June Sumson leave for Port­
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Heath,
short
stay.
Mrs. Joe Abeene has been quite
land Tuesday to visit at he home newlyweds, spent Thursday night
ill for several days.
MONEY FOR YOU—PAY CASH of their daughter, Mrs. John Sam­ with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher
James and Hubert Ewing and
DORENA.
for your wan tad* and get three son.
Mrs. S. P. Shortridge and her
John Thorn left last week for
insertions for the price of two. tfp
R. Y. Porter and W. A. Wolford ¡sister, Mrs. Winnie Baskett, who
Marshfiold to seek employment.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
WE SEE., LATE MODEL, HIGH
Nov. 17.—Mrs. Chas. Teeters
est grade typewriters at low
MOUNT VIEW.
daughter Nellie spent Tuesdaj
prices and on easy terms. We also
Eugene.
handle all makes of adding ma­
Mrs. Kato Soars, of Cotta go chines.
Every machine is thor­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Nov. 17.—Miss Selma Miller at- Grovo, visited several days of last oughly rebuilt and guaranteed. Buy
machine and pay like rent. J
tended an Epworth lengue party week in Dorena with friends.
Royal Sales Co.. Inc., SOU Oregon I
Mrs. A. Paquette aud children Bldg., Portland, Ore.
in Cottage Grovo ono evening last
tt-sn
went to Eugene Sunday to visit
week.
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~
OLD
RAGS
WANTED
—
NOTHING
Mr.
Paquette,
who
is
in
a
hospital
Mrs. Roy Hands has boon I ill
less
than
2
feet
square.
Must
be
with influenza during tho past there.
Mr. and Mrs. .Tames Redford and clean and of material that will ab
week.
sorb gasoline; old underclothing,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne visit- Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Negiey at. flannels and the like preferred. Can
ed Sunday in Cottage Grove with tended the funeral of Currin not use old socks, mercerized or1
hard surface goods or small pieces
Mrs. Arne’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cooley in Eugono Thursday.
A shower was given in Cottage of any kind. We want the best rags 1
J. B. Linebaugh, who had just
aud
pay the host price, 5 cents the
returned from an extended visit, Grovo Wednesday evening of la t
tf
at tho home of their daughter, week for Mr. and Mrs. Norris pound. The Sentinel.
GUARANTEED HOSIERY, SAM-
ples your size free to agents.
■------TH«
■
Write for proposition paying »75
weekly full time, $1.50 an hour
■WINCHiSTiH
e-rona
spare time, selling guaranteed ho­
siery to wearer; must wear or
replneed free. Quick sales, repent
Stocking
orders.
International
mills, 6234, Norriston, Pa.
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^Neighborhood News
SPECIAL SALE ON TIRES
Why worry with your old tires when you
can buy new ones at the low prices we
are quoting?
United States Cord Tire and Tube, now
at a special...................................... $10.05
Miller geared to the road Cord Tire and
Tube, extra special......................... $9.25
WANTADS
Billie Hall’s Garage and Service Station
Darby & Liston
LEADERS IN HARDWARE
( FOR QUICK SALE—TERMINAL
Cafe in Terminal Hotel, Rose­
burg—owner returning to Alaska
i —come and see it.
n!0-20p2
‘‘Service Always’’
"Quality First"
FOR SALE—NEW HOME 8EW-
ing machine. Mrs. Elbert Smith
Fifth & Quincy. Phone 166J. nlOti’2
WANTED —TO
HEAR
FROM
owner of good ranch for sale.
State cash price, full particulars.
D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minne­
sota.
o30-n27cT
MEN’S SUITS
OVERCOATS
FOR TRADE—FIVE ROOM HOUSE
and two lots in Corvallis, to
trade for small place in Delight
Valley or close to Cottage Grove.
G. A. Andrews, 1704 Polk street,
Corvallis, Ore.
n24p2
W/NCff£5T£R f
_____
A
IB/4MHMU
necessity in serving that Thanksgiving dinner
you have planned.
the
TV/MC/f£5T£R
store
Cljnstnias Carbs
Printed to Order
Those desiring to appropriately remember a large num­
ber of friends during the Yuletide season will be in-
terested. in the Holiday Cards which The Sentinel offers.
They will be printed to order from copy furnished by
the customer, giving each person the opportunity to ex
press his sentiments in his own way. They will be
printed in three colors—red, green and black. The
Sentinel furnishes appropriate illuatrations, to be print­
ed in red and green, and the reading matter will I
printed in black.
Upon all orders placed early, WITH AT LEAST A
WEEK S TIME FOR DELIVERY, the following prices
will prevail;
25 en rds and
50 curds and
75 cards and
100 cards and
Additional cards una
$1.75
$2.50
$3.25
T he C ottage G rove S entinel
CORRECT PRINTING
Winter Gasoline
Is Here
lit every way a better gasoline, quick
starting and 1(X)% power. Fill your
gasoline tank with the New Winter Red
Crown Gasoline today.
Billie Hall’s Service Station
The only exclusive Red Crown Service
Station in the city.
J
F OR SA L E—SECOND HAND
Ford. Good running order. De­
mountable rims. Will demonstrate.
See ear at 1140 south Sixth street.
I Price $75. F. N. Stone.
nl7-20p
COCKERELS TO MATE, $1.50
for immediate sale. White Leg-
horn, Rhode Island Red and Black
Minorca. Doublo L ranch, 1308
nl7-24p(2)
. east Main.
|
SILVER BLACK FOXES. DAL-
ton, Zuplin strains, Prince Ed­
ward Island. High grade registered
. animals at unexcelled prices. Why
pay morel Foxes ranched if de-
' sired. O. IL Carson, Coburg, Ore.,
with Oregon fox farm, Dundee.
Oregon.
nI7-27p(2)
FOR RENT—FIVE
nished house with
I in. Seo owner after
! south Sixth street.
ant.
ROOAI FUR
garage, close
5 p. m. 305
AL A. Ham
nl7tfc
NOTICE TO ALL OUT OF TOWN |
people living along any mail route.
I Give your meat orders to the stage
i driver and pay tho samo as if you
| came to tho shop yourself. Wo pay
tor the delivery. People’s Cash
Market, 1). W. Cutsfurth. Pro-1
prietor.
o30-n27T
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN
that thanksgiving dinner.
Wo
will have dressed Turkeys, Chickens,
Ducks, Geese and Pigs, just tho
right size to roast. Did you ever
try a Fry’s delicious ham baked
with sweet potatoes» Order now.
People’s Cash Market.
o30-n27pT
HAY FOR SALE, WHEAT, OATS
and cheat mixed; nice bright hay,
»15 per ton delivered anywhere
in city. Also bull for sale. L.
M. Powell, Delight Valley, phone
35 F 84.
nti-20pT
FOR SALE BALED BROWN OAT
straw, delivered in ton lots. Hugh
Traimeli, phone 17F11.
oSOagOT
A NO. 1 FORD SEDAN, EXTRA
good shape, for sale or will trade
tor hay or grain. C. A. Beidler,
at Economy Feed Store.
olthfcT
TAKING ORDERS FOR 1925 |
Imby chicks and hatching egg».
Purebred Barred Rocks, O. A. C.
and Kloinsmith strain, two and j
three-year-old hens except a few 1
early-hatched pullets mated with
cockerels with records of 219-273
Place your order early and get ’
vour choice. 100 chicks, *15; 500
chicks, »72; 1000 chicks. »140; 15!
eggs. »1.50; 100 eggs, $t>: 500 eggs,
»27.50; 1000 eggs, »50. Also pure
bred White Leghorns, O. A. <’
ami Hollywood strain, 2 and 3
old hens except a few early hatched
pullets, all mated to cockerels with
records of 240-280. 100 chicks,
»14.50; 500 chicks. »70; 1000
chick*. $130: 1 ■> eggs, »1; 100 eggs. I
»5,50; 500 eggs. »25; 1000 eggs, I
FIS. Guaranteed 90% fertile eggs. I
10-day test. Guaranteed 100% live |
delivery on baby chicks. Terms!’I
20rl with order, balance due 10 I
days before shipment.
W. N I
Elliott, 5 miles east of Cottage I
Grove on Row river road. Phone I
25 F 5. Cottage Grove, Ore.. Pi »ton I
K««’e
a20d4dl5 jlp |
VVI3
All Trimmed Hats
Reduced One-Third to One-Half
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