T11U KHI IA Y,
MAKI'II
the
HUI
H.
.Xlendeiihall frames pictures.
Mrs. Doria Norris of R»*no, N"V ,
in i'vprrte»l her«' the la I of tlo
w»’«'k for a visit with h«*r pm» o’
Mi ...I Mi
1 <j
Mi
Norris i'i m eharg»' of a w « iiih * ii
wimmg iippar« I store in lb'»i«»
W J. Whit»« Is rrmo«lr|lmg the
infeiior of Ins home on Gibbs U I V«'
nu«*
SEE OLIR WINDOW
FOR
Special Bargains
at 98c Each
You'll enjoy card», pool,
liariix at the Puitime.
l illS SALE IS LOR
SATURDAY ONIA
Perry Hardware Co.
A Letter to Mv Friends and
-»
Customers of Cottage Grove
.Lisi II
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up ! « » » lil »
Ill»'
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liu* New York Millinery Parlors
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better
th
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Eider Noveltie, nt Tile 1' r
f
Mi»« XI.» i $ eletti« return' d XX« i
«day m<<rn«ug fi"iii -p« tidiug th
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Vichóla to Inule for
Hurry up! Nelson 1
Bbop
41 Hi f Bll*« ti
rn«h On
sfer rotn
I .a ra w a y
m 141 fr
Ilurkhu
and her
Mr. I.)
Stouffer,
lit III" w
end her»*,
down ti
tenu t Iit­
tn it mg i rl 'hv nlgfit,
ii«*n Mr* Ntuulfer
I hey rvlurnetj tu
h f teril'HjB,
HeC'tlll
Mr« < 'larn Burkhohler,
h lid a few wer kn WlG.
XI
Mr mi.I
I.r
«•am«' here
Nfth'tn
\\ .
t«»u, ( »kin ,
Ml fll«"l
M i
»«»n farm
XI
Muu«» i« n
I
•1
Mnlhi>
£ K«. chickens, ducks, hens
Mu-tr |o
It« »
II
and all the new novelties nt
of popular
Jr
P
The Fair.
for fl »"i
I 2
Mr mid Mr- D
H >u<
Mr< Bi ■h
mutui« i l«> p«»rtlmri«l
was her»» Saturday to attend the nt the homes of tli«*i
Xlic Xt 11 « \pv< t. «I t<» return
funeritl of lv r uuni, M ■
of the week
XI
rn llts.l'
f I
X B,»j potiti'! *«»n wav
i
burn Natur
I II I*
.Mrs. I.tiri'ii
«luv night to Mr. niid
«
II
Harvey.
F»»r Mil«», n«'w piano«, moderate
! r • L ' I ■
X r n. . *
prices, Dm»’ | pnvmctiK Can be A»*en
arene«’ Boyd an«l dnu
nt Chestnut Trnn«f«'r company. Cot
r«l relurn«*d tu their
tug«» Grove. Larnwav Xlu»ir St»»re
after a few Jays’
Eugene. Ore
mUtfe
mui
Boyd's par«*iiis, Mr
Mr
Ella Devereaux of I ig«'nc,
irle«
Brown,
and
Mr I .an«* county pr« ■'Kli'ii* «»f tin- XX C
it her, N W Huvi, V» h«> i»
t r
WH* a f newt Wed neiwfay ol
{ from a «were attack of
last ix eek «if XIr - N I. Compton
Ib * f hi
XI r Box «I is able to b-
Mr* I h'x erenu x was r< turning t«»
up nt h«n ne part of th«’ lino*
her home from Roseburg, vv here *he
The Tent Dweller».*' hi*;h ha»l ■itt.ndvd n XX « I «
KCllOol auditorium 3;«turJay \ etitli'li •f Lune, Lum and Douglas
count ICA
e velin.;, 50 25c.
50 25c. Ticket» nt
Kelly s Drili; Store
inl4t>
Claude Nhermmi mad««
I n* k n, i ''il , !:i«t Tilin *«l
tnirklond oi fiirtiifur«*
trip to
with a
I
M
family
City
Mr
\\ . I \ . t r
u « •■
. ..un. . t. .I xx ill« th-- Itu. k
nr «tur»» in tin* ci tv.
It
New fancy colored dishes nt
The Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
.1» |«ft Sunday for Santa
where !h«'y will locate,
holder »'Xpert« to nrrept
»»fler«'«! him in a store in
••rn city.
Xu n. (’til.,
Mr. Burk
It p«lH|t|Oli
th" HSHlth
Friday and Saturday
Grocery Savings
10 lbs sii ,.ir
35c parka e Allur's pancake flour
Two 15c package*! diredded wheat
4 ]b< Snowdiift
Broom, light weight
Cat Kde wax paper
Super Sudi. I rge package
Standard coni, 2 for
!• lb ick lolled oats
Can ly bat a, your choice, 3 for
Royal Club peaches, can
Cake flour, packar.e
75c can chicken bone candy
Fiedi eggs, medium size, dozen
See I pctatne.i, extra nice, lb.
Smith-Short Grocery
CARTS BEFORE HORSES?
llou many <>f .von ar>' tniii'.; fo work flic cart lit'fttrr
llif horse in your I'iiiaiirial allairs ' Many nro t'lirainil
in wilihat ■-1 ><■<■ 111 a l i. ■ 11 and arc throwing tin it- uioins
nwny <>n liu' nth it-t1 ol iiniiil'oriiii'd nii I i siii . n Many art
tryiii" to '■ < I ■ i<-h < 111 it-k " without any of f he sound,
slrady I'iiuiiicial li.ai-kgrouiid which all inl'ornicd in
vcrlnicnt mm know is ucrissiiry.
Arc you putting the cart In lore flic hors.
Th. inexperienced should ret the mlvice of the ex
pi i ¡cured l>.tor.' makiii" invest mints uilli which they
are nut familiar.
The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
Capital, $50,000
Kenneth Horn, teacher in
junior high *• li»»«»l, was i«l»s»»nt X
«luv on u«'«'»»unt of tli«' •l••ttlh •
-11< ii 11 a* h«'i, John ('«»<»k of J
.• I ng li.ii«' r«*4idenl m the l.u|
xiemilv, who «!•••«! Matur«lny.
('Imide Kmi«’ substitute«! for
Horn.
Figiin* control bii «I rorr»'«*t f
dation fir-l rub« uf w«dl «!»'
worn« ii . All garments seii nlifi«
| «(»«signed for iiidi vidua I
r»*»|
iiirnts.
Mrs E <* Mhay, r»*»i
eorsetierr, 3<l5 M. hi»lh str«*«*l,p
I . I:
I
Dr W E L«'b«»w iitt«*nd«'il
joint inert mg of th«* Lmu* ('«•
Medical mid D«*ntal n **o«*int i «» i
Lugeii«' last Thiirs'lnv night
L«'l»««w a«'«*ompmiH*d turn to l ull
Glen Nt «» ii «', a f«»rm«*r
('»d
Grove resident, wh « a visitor
during th»« past w«'«*k
Mr. Mtn
I at II«' r up.rai«'«l th«’ Coltng«- G
I lour mill a numb«T of years t«k
$1 00 .silk how, all ahudeM, at
m Fair.
r
ID
bll
Surplun, $25.00»»
Mwrnrat,
potta —
llunguloxv Team Loses
In Txvo Tournaments
IL" Bungiiluw Giir.'tg»- bn*k»*lhull
huini whs «*limiin»l»*<l m th«’ fir*i
round of th«* in«i»*p»'i«d< nt
trum
I«»iii n.im»*(it
hold
in
Vnn»'ouv»'r,
W'ttsh , Friday, Kntiir«lay and Nun
dny. Th» 'ITliamook quiiHul duwu«'•
lb" lo'uu in u bnr«l fought gum*
37 to '>2 Mfiturduy nflrrnoon. Th«*
»»•or»' ww>
tiril
s«'V»*rul
linn'» »
IhioughoUt Hi»* giimr iih'l »«oiy io
th« lust frw minutrs of pixy »h I
I'lilumouk 'hulk up it*
winning
miHgiD
M«mb»*rs of tin* garng
t«*Hi»i w*r»* < 1» di* Hwnuson, D I'
Miller, XI Mhuf*lull, Wrii'h'li ‘ '»ch
run, Wnri«'n Oliver, Millig*«ii ¡in «
I, iiiiiii » ii «.
I'h«’ loefti» lost th« tr last garni*
of th»’ *«*n»<m iii the Lan-* couiity
basketball IvagU'* Wi*dne«duy night
Ki Eugi'h»* I«» the Hum» I* by a L»
tu JU score. The Bungalow - have
vx uh three l":tgue gam«*» and lo*t
of th«* W'endling
seven. Th»'
I nd» ■p«*ii<b*n»'«’ vrehmery gam»* wiü
be lied with th«* loeiils tor cellMi
honors.
gam«'
Th»* lineup f<*r Inst night
wu»t
Hound» (45)
HungtloW
1’
20, Juhfi*'*u
NwatiMun,
3, Nkad.
I
Oliver, 7
i ’
Mhofatuti
Id, Tnyh’i
< «
Miller, I
N»»r«lling
G
fl, GroMlmng
< ‘uehrun, 11
( I
Berk, 7
Kullihs,
Mrs. Etta Bryant, who VI lied
w «lays la«t w«’»*k i at the limili' of
LONDON
t mid Mrs James X n>d"h«h-r. it
tn«*>l Natiiidav I«» | i « t horn»* II»
(Hp«>«lal to th« M«iitiri«’l )
m r«h'«'ii, Wush.
March 12. W. L. Tuwm*en<l
Mrs. I.ou Whreb'r l< ft last
tor«-f| to l.ugeh«' Munday and
British Columbia, w here
it« d hi» f■»th«-r hi law, W. B. A<
a daughter and
m mi.
X| II - Mnxinr Lemh'v of Col tag«*
l> : 4’»
« nt thr
with
Grov* spent the w»*ek end
m!4p Dolly New ton.
Munday
X udì* v Ib li I • r (•■
and XI i
Th. Hubert i uing family mov«'»l
d to th«»ir lioiio- in Klamath into the < '»'<-¡1 G«*« t bou*v Sundny.
Thursday
night
Th»*y
Iti at
Mr Fry of Cottag«'
Cuttag** Grov«'
Gruve move«!
call«* I h« r«* l»v th«* diti»-*** mid iii«* b«iu*« tmld good* for Mr. Lwmg
R« -lifer *»
fat her
uf XI e«
Mr-
L. R. Wi<l»-ii«*r
.................. ’» mot hr i,
«*• Walker.
City
Mr». Blackwell I of Junctiou
sp<*nt
th»*
i • It ('lark, Lan«» county »••«'ll nu«i »lnught«*r Velma
w*»'«'k end with her.
l»UM
1 1
it
for boy scout*, wn
George Clark of Ce«lar cr«*«'k t«ad
ip
xisitor h»*re I'ridnv.
the misfortune t(j have his bon»»*
K.ister baskets filled or
i un partly destruye« I by fir«- Saturday
Mr. and Mr*, Ld DuFor«* nr»- tnk
filled The Fata
mg erne of th«' - William Th»»rn *» r
XI r- H«*nrv X ent« h ««f 1'
xire
station at Drain.
was :i xi*|lor her«’ la*t *«" k H n
.Mrs. J im * Hrt.ukhart und daugbt« i
W'i* ••nt«*rt » i a«-d i«t th»* bom«* of M
Mmguerit«* spent Saturday after
mil Mr- Il X Miller
no»»n xx 11L Mr* Rov Hubbard.
G«*t v«»ur I dm»
d« x • lop
William Thorn 1» moving
hl
lo«u*»*hold good« from Drain to «in»1
w :t • uf XIrs W T. Junes’ houses.
her«» Thursday an«l Frnlity Io
Harold Woolly, Dalton Matt OOTi
aft« r pr»»p«'rtv iiit«'r«'*t»
H«' ni<
and Dorman Br<»oklinrt spent Nun
t«»rr<| Lurk to Purtlun«! Fn«lav with • lux* at th«' Jo«' Br«»okhart home.
XII mt ! IL Ihwi'II, wtm w«*nt on I.UM
The L. O. Krewson family *p«'nt
news.
Sunday with Mr. Kr«*wson's Hinter
Willmm Mattoon, at I huili.
All of our new spring huts Mr.,
l'<-ri| Rain» i» on th»* *i k Iin»
on display at The Fair.
and has returned to hi» hione nt
brought Dram.
M m. Koy Hliort was
wick h«t.
Rubm
horn«* Friday from I .ugeti« , VX het»'
Mis* Daisy Warwo'k ha* op«*n»*«l
sb«* had L«*»'n m a hospital r«*«'i •e IV
mg mv«li«t«| treatment.
h« r -lock «»f spring milhocry good
Sninli family ar«* mot
'The Tent Dwellers,” hiih mg ’I’h«' to Julian
th»* J«»" Abe«*n«' homestead
school auditorium, Saturday
File W T Jones family, the XX
evening, 50 25c. Tickets at (’. Short ridge family, Mrs. Murry
Kelly's Drug store
ml4p Newton and daughter Eathel Ann«,
and Mr*. Kolwrl Phillips w«*r»* Nun
accompanied hi'
James Bennett
I
«lay «linnrr guests at the O. P.
daughters, Mr< Hntto* Mud'bix ami XX ill- home.
Mr» Xdn Alb'll, wh*» h»d b»'«'ii livre
Mr« (>. I’. Will*, xx ho had been
uf
their -p«*udmg a few we«*k* with a «laugh
to attend th«* funeral
mother, to their bum«*» in Salm ter, Mr-. Albert Noth in Nalem, re
Friday.
turne«| home Thursday.
Mr». W. T. Jones is making irn
42 piece dinner sets, new lot
prov«*ment» on some of her house
Call and see our special bar this
week.
gain at The Fair.
Alfred Newton mad»* a trip to
Ld A. Keit/er. merhnnie for th«* Shoestring Sunday.
N«*|»«m .Motor ««»mpanv, «u»tainv«l
Miss Dorothy Funk
of
Black
injurie» to his abdomen
arveriil Butte spent Tuesday I night
HU I
«lay» ago when nn «*h»«'tric «lull Wedne»day with Mr», Joe Brook
with which he hmm working *hppe ' hart:
Mr. ami Mrs .lames V
and gougeil him. Otte fing«*r wit»
son of camp A motored to Eugene
also injured.
New dress goods at The Fair Saturday.
Seth Huston’» »on is recovering
lx D Raker, »rout master for from pneumonia.
111*»
»«•out troop No. !•», wa» plensantlx
Jack (‘berry has
resumed
surprised I n* - lux night when h»' work at the Woodanl mill.
xx'«. present«'«! a sut»stantial pur*«'
Th«* Henry Hess family is inox
l»v parents of boy» in hi» troop mg to th»* Julian Small houae.
celo
xx ho x\i-h«-<l t«> show their appre
Mrs.
Alexandria
Lyons
brated her sixty "ixth birthday an
nation of w lint
mversary Sunday, entertaiuin^ th«
tor their Loys.
M r. i n ml Mr*. Dick Nturgrs ftrv C. H. W«»ods family at a (’» o clock
v isit ing * several » I •* V W fit M«’«lford, dinner.
Mr» William Thorn of Drain ha«l
XX h«TV 1 .Mr. Sturges’ mother 1« sen
th«» misfortum* to fall one day la-t
ously ill.
week and injure a hip. She w as
Mr an«l Mrs. W. J. Funk ot moved to the John Thorn home and
Black Hull" spent Wednesday eve Mr* Fliorn and daughter Hazel arc
nitig xx ith Mr«, Futik > parent*, Mr nursing her.
au.l Mr* (> W Blackmore.
Mr* Elves Kelly spent Monday
Mr. and Mrs. J <»«• McKibben re with Mrs. H u I ht ! Ewing.
turne«| home N uik I nv fr«»m Port lan«l,
Th«' John Small family spent Sun
xx to r«' Mr». M« Kibb«'ii ha.l
had b«'«'ii •lay nt the Vinal Randall horn»* near
visiting for several weeks
w«'«'k* with a Cuttag«' Grove, th«» occasion being
'i*t« r an«! nl-«» with Mr. M« Ixihln'ii Mr. I,«»weir» Birthday anniversary.
Mr. Powell is making his
horn»
at N«'w Em.
Mrs All«*«' Ki<*lim«»nd of Eugen»' with his daughter, Mr*. Randall,
i* xi-iting al lh«» h«»m»'* of a «laugh while Mrs. Powell i* «'onxalescmg
Th«' item of last week saying W.
ter and s«»n, Mr*. E. W. Arnie» an I
baby
T. J«»n«'s had bought
8(H>
\. A. Rirhmiiiid.
chick«, was an error. William Live
Members of boy *c«»ut troop No
lv was th«' purchaser.
Is met Mondiiy night at the home
of Fre«| Bosley, asnistant ««•out ma.«
MOUNT VIEW.
ter.
They will meet there
■
t roop
next Monday night.
Th«»
(Special
to the Sentinel.)
iite«'f* regularly at tin* Methodist
March 13.—Mr. and Mrs. Beu
chiir« h but rex ix al meeting*» are I»«*
mg hebl th«'r<» thi« week hih I next. Pitcher of Disston spent Sunday
Mr. nn.I Mr*. F. C. Bradley ot with Mr. and Mrs. George I.ay ng
Mrs. ('lay ton Lusby and baby
Michigan ar«» spemling *«xer:il «Invs
her«*
Mr. Bra»iley, xxlio is a stock daughter, who had been visiting
Imbler in th«' W. \ Woo.lard Lum \v i th Mrs. Lusby’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Boss, left Saturday for
ber cotiipnny, is her«» on business.
their home in Seattle.
XL
E\a Travers left We.lnesdax
Miss Dorothy Bales has been ab­
Portland.
She sent from school because of illness.
for her home in
spent aevi'ral day» here assisting
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider,
tli«' Degree of Honor Irnlg«» in pr«» Miss Bernadine Schneider and Mr.
paring for th«» grainl lodge meeting and Mrs. Sam Kosanke were Eu
«»n Xpril Id hi Th«» Dalles.
gene business visitors Saturday.
Mr*. Daisy Dunn of Portlan«! is
Miss Mary Lay ng relumed Sun
xisiliug :il the home of Mrs A. XX
dav to Eugene, where she IS Vili
lx Illi«'.
ployed.
Mrs. Jack Powell was able to
Claude Dailey of Eugene x Hite«!
return to I ht horn«*
\X’«'«ln<'.»<lay, Saturday evening with Il IM «ist er.
nltei »Hiving for sex oral weeks at Mrs. Waller Dovvens.
tin» home of her «laughter,
Mr«.
Mrs Mamie Spaugh, XIlSS Gera!
X m il Riindnll, following an illness. «line Spaugh and Mr. and
M r.«.
Mi. and Mrs. ('Inr«*n«'e ('one mid Georg«* Kern ami daughter Helen
children rrturne«l Nunday eveniug of Eugene visited Sunday with Mrs.
I r«»m Portland, wher«* they spent Amanda Sears.
th«’ week end xvith Mrs.
(’one's
The Neighborhood club met Wed­
parents, Mr. aii.l Mrs. XV (’. Nmilh.
nesday of last week with Mrs. .1.
I lu x returned by wav of Nexx heig K. Cooley in Cottag»' Grove. Nearly
mid brought Mrs. I X. Cone, wh«» all of I he members were present
will remain for nn extendril xisit
ami an enjoyable afternoon n
with relatives here.
spent.
Mi
\ \\ Swanson returne«! tlo*
tn*t of lh«* week from Chico, (’al.,
HEBRON
xx here *he visited nt the home of a
sister, Mrs. Ben Huntley. Nh«* was
(Special to th«* Hrntiio l )
arcompmiie«l by her parents, Mr
.Xlmeh 13. The Mountain Ntatc-
mid Mrs. ('.
Odenburg of Al Poxver company has begun work
bn n y.
on a transformer for the electric
Mis. Carl Penland of Raymond,
lim» to the Führer, Gilcrist mid E.l
Wash., is visiting nt th«* horn«» III
wards houses.
her mother, Mrs. Isaac Lmul.
Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Oxerton and
.Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist motored to Eu
Poppies Battle Symbol
gene Fri lav.
Supentltlon looks upon popplea
John Kebelbeck und W. N. Aver
thut bloom on buttleflelds ns the ill went to Corvallis recently to
blood of the slnln soldiers.
The
at
Romans regarded the flower as the represent the Farmers’ union
a meeting flier«» on the fettering ot
symbol of death and dedicated It to
Noinnus, god of sleep.
A strange farm homes.
The John Keludbeck family vis
fact about the poppy la that when
placed with other flowers It will ited Niindav with Mr. and Mrs. W.
either wilt or cause them to droop C. J«dins«m near Latham.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tunkett mid
and die.
nom,
omoow
two daughters are staying with Mr
Tlihkett * h
Htsfer,
Mis.
linrvey
Clark.
Mrs. Francis Murry visited over
Munday with her «laughter, Mr»
l)eed«*r iii Lug»ii«
H«*r son Walter
and his wife motored down fo.
her.
Tom William» is home from his
work in Washington for a sevenl
Weeks* Visit.
Myrtle Gilham »|H*ot b«>t w««*k
with th»* Harold Ab»**i4»* famil)
h"»r L«mdoti.
Uicdit lor Wool Growem
I In- l*m tfi«' W< m >| Grower»' <‘r»'»lit
'»»rporation, Portland^ n subsidiary
of th»" P.'n'ifie « <»<»p«-ra11v»* Woul
(ir«»w»-r-, is r»'ftdy to mak«* loans di
r»*»'t to m«*n*b« rs
A ni<*inb<*r who
want» to a» «*ur<* an ndvmire It^forf
shearing may notify th»' »*orpora
I ion, Minting th»* siz.«* of hi» flock
and wh<’th»'f they are covered by
any loan, r»n«l th«' corporation w II
prepur«' the n»'»*«*»»ary papers. The
rat»' of th»* advance will be fl a
h«:id and th»* interest rate •» p»T
cent.
CARD OF TilANKH
We herrín
thunk the ««ti/.ens of (.’oftag«* Grove
for th«* l«rg»'
volume of
work
brought to our plant on
get nr
(juuiiited wr«*k. We will state that
in th«* future our work and M*rvire
will I»«* far superior to that of the
past week as it ti»k«'s norm* tirn"
to get th»* efficiency of new «'fillip
rn«*nt. Owing to th»* heavy volurn"
of business, w»* have had to install
n larger boiler this w »•♦• k, which
will uwaist u* to give better MTV if«
W«' thunk you for th»* punt and
future.
W»« call in*
LI XHI.L < LLANI.RF
RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE
Whereas, it has
hx» pleased
p
the I)'
vine Ruler of
o. the Uni
I
ver«’ to re
move from this r •firing to th«-
gr»*ut rl";«ritig b»*vond, uur »-«teenied
Neighbor Cha«. F. Walker.
W’e therefor«* f«*»'l the lo»* of our
depart«*! Neighbor, aud our hearts
ur«- ‘lv! Delay, with sympathy for
th '»« who |ov«’d our Neighbor best
Therefore, |,e it resolved, that m
copy of th***«' resolution^ I m * spread
upon th- mitiut» « of B«»h»*mm C*imp
No. 2(K>, W O. W., that a copy !,«■
putdiMh«*«! in th«* Cottag«’ Grove N«*n
tmel, that a copy
ropy L<*
be sent to the
bereuxvd
and that the «•
• I family, .'»nd
ter be draped for n period of
Pot and Hobby Bhow 1’oatpond
Th»> put Hui hobby show planned
for M»r«h Id by boy »rout troop
No. 16 Im» !>»•«• n postponed until
.Mar»*h 23 to avoid conflict. with
another at traction. Any Loy .»
girl who na» peta or n rollcrtion
or avorntion that may !»»• ria*«» I
as u hobby rtu «'ul«r tin
Those who wish to enter th»*ir pet
or bobbies ar»* a«k<*«l to »e» either
H*v Dunean P. f’mneron or K I)
linker 11* soon as possible.
CITY FUEL CO.
OBLIGUE StW'CB /F t H0
TALK OP THE
TOWN'
Air mail fiivrlnwa S<iitin<J
Drew« up for
EASTER
C BRING
MILLINERY
OHENI NO
Saturday, March 23
For your phamir»* mid your
fhoii’f we havp tin* latest,
ifiost Hfylisli filial IflGSt at-
traetiv»* hai.s for spring and
parly stininicr wear.
We know wp can pl» as»- you
Your East»*r hat is h$*r<*.
An»! what ia best it is at­
tractively priced toMuityour
ptickcl book.
COME IN EARLY
New York Millinery Parlors
Mrs. .J L. Beatty, Prop.
Kerii Bl<lg.
Getting talked about is easy enough, but getting talked
about favorably is a wc-th while accomplishment. Folks
in Cottage Grove all say that the City Fuel company is
the place to buy wood that satisfies.'*
—says Practy Cal.
Block Wood, Slabwood, Forest W^d, Planer Ends. Saw­
dust, Coal Block wood for immediate delivery. We also
have DRY body fir and COMSTOCK coal. This coal is
coming from a true vein and is a very good lignite coal.
We sell it at half the cost of any other coal in town.
Phone No. 18.—We are aa close as your nearest phone.
Office at Arcade Barber Shop, next door to Arcade thea­
ter, where orders may be left and accounts paid.
Always Say It With Printers Ink
X EAÌ< H.
VANDENBERG,
BHENNLER,
< ’um mitte
WAN TADS
SEPTIC TANKb
Ready fur yuu to inalsH
to four pursuu»
fJl.uU Eugen«
Ihre« to six p«-rsuus
42S.VO Eugene
'M-w.-r Pipe. Well ( urbing
Drain fib snd Ctdiunry Blocks
decAlp EUGENE CONCRETE FIFE Cu.
COTTAMI. OHUVK AERIE. »KATEK
ual UrUwr Ea<i«a, uu-rt« tn 1. U U. F.
Uali «vary Tu«-aday.
FOR HALE if RY RED CEDAR PURTU.
M crut» a piece uu county road. Le«
Thomasuu, Durt-ua, Oregon,
telephone
3F0.
m 7 2 8c
BABY CliK’KH EVERY TUESDAY.
large type White Leghorn» Hatching
Agent for Charter»' in
eggs fur sale
cubatura and Sul Hut brooder», bett on
Bert V. Hand», north Pa
the market
cific highway
BETTE R JOB GUARANTEED.—
Write fur copy uf our servic« agree
iiirnl which guarantees you a Better Job
and More Pay ur money refunded Nu
obligation
American School, Box No.
2 7-'. Eugene, Oregon.
apr25p
A
KOH HALE FINE MAMMOTH BLACK
berry routs, 5 cents rsch. Oak Gruve
Barrio* Mattos Lorawo roata
fSS-aU4p
WHITE FIR AND HEMLOCK WANTED
—Orrgun Pulp A Paper <‘u . Halrtn.
Or«-<uu Fur infunnatiun inquire <’harlea
McFarland. Cottage Grove. Ora. f28-iu21p
FOR KALE <OLCMB1A WYANDOTTE
♦ ggs fl 2 5 per setting of 15. from
cockerel ordered from Boston. Man Mrs
K. C McNew. Knox hill, east uf Cottage
Grove. Phone 192J.
f28-m21p
MAKE OFFER FOR CASH. TRADE OR
terms.
7 47 Second street. Cottage
Gruve. Livable house, lot 90x166, nut
and fruit trees, sewer.
XX ill deliver
dear of all encumbrance. Owner 9007
Menlo avenue, Lus Angeles.
f'Jltwc
WOOD FOR SALE -DRY WOOD ANY
length, any quantity. For quick de­
livery phune 6. Paul Edwards, phone
32F12.
in7-a25ptf
FUR SALE. — RHODE ISLAND RED
setting egga by the setting or by the
hundred 75 cent» a »etting of 15 ur J>4
a hundred
Inspection of flock invited.
William Haupt Sixth and Lincoln. Cot­
tage Grove. Phone 165R.
tu714p
CORVALLIS APARTMENT HOUSE-
For »ale or exchange fur residence ur
poaaiblj - I mo la improved property la
Cuttage Gruve. 3 4 room and 1-5 room
furnished, income over flOO per month,
well located, price f9000. Mtge. f565o.
paid out monthly, building and location
good
Take property to 3 4 ur f5000.
Hughson A Taylor. 132 S. 2nd St.. Cor­
vallis Ore.
m7-14p
SPADING. PAINTING. ODD 'OBS
neatly and promptly done
Experi­
enced power sprayer and orchard work
er. hour, day ur season, call 63 m!4p
WANTED |15OO LOAN FIRST MORT
gage on property valued at >5000
which is drawing good income. Address
XYZ care Sentinel.
m!4-21p
FOR HALE OK KEN 1 -A< RE LAND
fenced, outbuildings, six room house.
Call 808 south Third street.
m!4p
FOR RENT
TWO ROOM FURNISHED
apartment, chan and conveniently lo­
cated
Alsu sleeping room
Rent rea­
sonable. Call 305 south Sixth street
Phone 137R.
m!4p
WANTED SET FALLERS ANO BUCK
era. 15 thousand per day fl.25 per
thousand. Two logging teams. Address
I*. O. Box 348. Eugene. Oregon.
m!4p
FOR SALE — ALL WHITE MUI.EY
goat and harness, gentle to work, a
children’s pet
Philip Lake. P. O. Box
348. phone 41F3
_________ m!4p
We have the largest stock of used
cars in Lane county at prices and
terms that always suit.
LANE Al’TO COMPANY
Burn nt Dealers
Ettffaaa and Cottage Grove
LOST
PAIR OF MEN S LEATHER
gloves. March 4. on the Lorane high­
way about four miles west of Cottage
Grove
Finder please notify Alta Plats,
Lorane route. Cottage Grove.
m!4p
GRAY 5
CAEH&CARRY
Free City Delivery
Phone 53
McKENZIE FLOUR, 49 lb. sack
POTATOES, good cookers, per 100 lbs.
GRAY’S COFFEE, per lb, 43c; 3 lbs.
CORN FLAKES AND POST TOASTIES, 3 pkgs.
JELLO, all flavors, 3 pkgs..........................................
Deviled Meat
Council Brand
6 small cans 25c
3 large cans 25c
Ripe Olives
Grogan’s
9 oz. can
35c
2 for
Snider’s Catsup
14 oz. bottles
20c each
EXTRA SPECIAL BACON BACK, per lb
Just phone in your order and have us deliver it.
It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s
COMMUNITY
MEN’S
BIBLE CLASS
ARCADE THEATRE
9:45 A. M.
LOST
WHILE SHOPPING IN COT-
tagv Gruve Saturday night. March 9.
f2() bill
Finder please leave at Senti­
nel office and receive reward. L. C
Eastman. Leona. Ore.
ml4p
Sunday, March 10
GUARANTEED PIANO IN STORAGE
near Cottage Grove. Looks and is like
new.
Will sacrifice for fl 95 Terms
Free delivery XX’rite E. D. Potter. Box
429. Salem Oregon.
ml4 28p
And Every Sunday
SHEEP FOR SALE 90 SHEEP. MOST
ly yearlings, full year's woul. Lamb­
ing now. Good condition II L Cooke
Yoncalla. Ore.
m!4-21p
WANTED. — HAW MILL ANY SIZE I
Without timber. Must be cheap for;
cash state content» »nd price. 1287 >
XVaaliington St.. Eugene, Ore. mil allp
FOR RENT
I’WO HOUSES ONE 7
room house neatly finished, city water,
electric lights, bath, garage, »i
acre-
good ground, fl 2.00 month.
One 4-
rooin house, close in. partly furnished,
garage, fH.OO month
See Victor Shaw
rear of First Nat. Bank building. nil4p
FOR HALF
10-ACRE PLACE. FINb
stock ur turkey ranch, 12 miles out
over 1.000.000 feet good saw timber on
place, f‘000.00. % down, balance on '
good terms. Write or see Victor Khaw,
rear of First Nationsl Bank bnil«”” ’ I
l*lH>ne 36 or ISIJ.
ml4p
25c
All Men of the Community
Are Cordially Invited
The Straight Gospel—No Canned Doctrine