The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 13, 1929, Page 5, Image 5

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THUKIIDAT JPNB », ISM
'%(y office is closeil this iiee/t.
/ <//// attemliiir the State (ihiropraitic
con-vent ion nt Sa lent.
I shall be in my offne again next Monday
fune 17, iit y ti. m.
Dr. / /. //. Hagen
j City Briefs |
Mr uud Mr*. I lb«*it Smith uud
two rliildrrn uu'l
Mi»«
Carolyn
(haunt* returned Nun-lay night fro.u
Mveral «lay* »pent nt Bundon
Mr. nud Mr* Howard <‘<dhii*> o!
|'ruu«ylvniiiti am viaitmg herewith
Mr Collin»* brother, Harry Collin’
Pieuir uud rnmper« ’ »uppli«*« ut
tLr Fair Htore.
Mi« Clara Burkholder left Mun
day fur Purtlaud, where *hv will
attend gruud chapter of the I a**
eru Star. Mhr wn» mined In Salem
by her «laughter, Mi«* Belle Burk
holder, and her mother, Mr* l.rliu
Stouffer, who wr«t to
Portland
with her
Mr*. Burkholder eipeeta
to return the |a»t of the week
A little fun is nrceaaary to
good health Paatime Cards,
snooker, pool
Suit for divorce wti* tiled Tue
«lay hi rirruit court by Myrtle Neff
again*! her hu*baud, Herlwrt Neff
The couple were married Novem
ber 4, IV2fl, at Hoaehurg and hitv
u«> children.
A marriage lhr«*n»r wn» i»Ml* I
I’ridny to Bailey M
Hearn
«»«
Wnltervlllr und Cfimille Schneider
of Lorane.
The Albany degree team 'if ’!«•
Ruvul Ar<h chapter conferred •
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home her«« tiii'l no broken
bone*
were found.
All wool bul In h g «uif* lower than
ever ut the Fair Htore.
Mr» I. I. Goff and »on Leland
of Leland, Ore, vi»it«,«l
Friday
night ut lh<’ Mark (iaioutte bolli'*
Mi«. Goff i» » ai»trr of Mr» Gu
rouit e
Mr and Mr» H V Allison und
■Mr und Mr». F H Alh**uu motori*«!
tu Ho«rburg .Munday und ufteuded
u family «liiiucr ut the home of Mr*
J 1’ Álli*on
TRUCK lu», Bond«, P «• 1 r m 1 t «
Cousult A meat In«. Agry.
Mr uni Mr« O 1 Wool soil tile
attending Ihr io»«*
fr*tiiul
III
Portland thiu w«*rk
D C, B«*»ley, uho w«*nt Io Nun
Frntiri»««» thr«*«’ w«-«’k* ago, ia «till
under doctor»* car«’ in tIn- Houthern
Pacific hospital m that city. Mr*
B«i>*lev hn* received word that hr*
condition remain* about the »am
Lara way piano* ou *nle Mt re
duced price* this mouth
Remodel
mg Eugene «tore,
mu»l
reduce
■tuck
M«‘i- Chc»tnut Transfer, (’ut
tagr Grove.
u25t fr
Smiley M«ir*'i*
returned
home
Munday from Eugene, wh. re he hud
been receiving treatment in u ho >
pital for a month He is report* i
to In* imnrovlng satisfactorily.
A 7pound daughter wu» Lorn
Monday to Mr and Mr« Hum Bull
New lot «ilk hosiery al th«* Fair
Store.
Mr* I. I. Roy and two children
of Portland are gur»t» nt th«* horn*
of Mr*. Rov'* moth« r, Mr* M I’
Garoutte.
The Cottage Grove A «lju»t iii'*nt
bureau ha* brrti uwnrd«**l two •!«•
fault decree» in the circuit court
One wn* ngnii)*t K W Walker and
the other against Roy Craine
Bargain» in fine
phonograph i
Laraway Music House, Eugene. Mea
(’hnatnut Transfer, agent«, Cottage
Grove,
a23tfc
Mr«. Jack Peterson und Mr« Dun
Beck went to Roseburg la*t week
t<» attend a camp
meeting
of
Seventh Dav Adventist church The
•e*«ion will end this week
Faye Mtewart and Llewellyn R.-x
have receive«! Junior R«d Cro«s
Life «nting certificate*
The two
nrr boy scouts and th«’ nwar«!« were
made a» a result of a t«*«*t *ueeu»*
fully p:i*.*rd in Eugene a few week-
ago.
Purses, l»nrrett«, tape,
girdle*,
belt*, neck chain.», bead* and b«*a I
clnaps, beauty pin* received at th«
Fair Store
Mr*. Joe Young went to Port Inn I
Munday and will spend the week
with relatives in that city
Her
brother, John Vratch,
motored
down fur her.
Used piano in fine
condition,
oak ease, inquire Chestnut Tran«
fer Co., Cottage Grove.
a25tfc
Dr. und Mr*. II A Hagen and
Mr and Mr*. W It. Johnston vis
ited Sunday in Redmond and Bend
They motyred to the central Ore
gon cities by way of McKenrie
pa««.
gree* at th«» local Royal Arch meet
mg U»t Thursday night.
A ban
quel wa* »cried.
Het Laraway piano* at Che»tnut
Tmaafer Co., Cottage drove. SINH
and up. Term*.
aUiitfc
Mr* Flora Moore and Mr* Grace
L i.1
< porl nd
■ ' ' Monday
night al th«» horn«« of their mere,
Mm. Loren Harvey. They were r*
turnlug from R«»*eburg, where they
bad visited a brother.
Mi»* Lula Currin, accompanied
by her mother, Mr* Melia ( urrm,
motored to Eugene Saturday Mi«*
Currin, member of th«* cln** «»f
1*04, attended a University of Ore
gnu alumni meeting
Ararat write* In«., any kind.
A murr tage license wn* i*»ue«<
A marriage licen*e was issued
Friday to Jack Hughe* Beck
of
tbi* city and Marianne E Pay of Tuesday nt the county clerk’« <•!
fire
in E* gene to Edwin Heck and
I ugenr
Della (’atnn, both of thia city.
Mi«* (lenrvirvr
Woodard
re
Bloomers and »ilk underwear at
turned Sunday
from
Portland,
where «he hn«l been attending Mt. the Fair Store.
Helen* hall, to »peri«I her summer
The Mister« of the Holy Name
vacation with her father, W A. of Eugene are r«>ndurting a «urn
Woodard.
mer school in tin* city.
Cln*««*
Catholic
4 roll* wai paper, Ide nt th«’ opened Munday at the
church.
Fair Store.
Mi»« Mariette Hamant, Mr* W
Min* Alice Mouthwick and Mi**
Shirley Maguire of Portland wer«- E. Lebow. Mr*. Clara Burkliohlcr.
.Mr«. C. E. Eru*» an«i Rev D P
week «nd gur*t* nt the A. A Rich
Cameron ar«* among tho«e attending
mond home
gran«! chapter of the Ea*tern Star
Elbert Smith, Dale Wyatt and
m Portland thi* week. Mi*« Ham
Elbert Bede left We.lne*«lny morn
ant. Mr*. Lebow anil Rev. Cameron
mg to attrnd tin’ annual «•raaion «»f are delegate* from the local chap
Mn«onie grnnd lodge being hebl in
ter and Rev. Cameron will appear
Portland
Mi«« Marietta Hamnnt. on th«* program for our of the
Mr* W. E. Lebow and Rev. Dun sessious.
can P. Cameron had gone
«town
Oregou Fire Relief—A meat A gey.
curlier in the week for the Eastern
Mr. and Mr*. N.
E. Compton
Star JtraaioD.
«pent Sunday on th«»
McKenri«*
Save money. See our ad. C. river
nt the summer home of u
0 Mfg Co
daughter, Mrs. W. A. Ashworth
Billy Hull of Missouri. formerly During the day the party motored
owner of the Billy Hall
garage over tne pass.
here, wa* a visitor here on bu«i
Miss Elirtilieth Snider of Oak
nr*« during the past week.
land, Cal., arrived Friday and i*
Glen Breedlove Mifferrd severe the guest of an aunt, Mrs. F. E
Mia* Snider went to
injuries to one foot Sat unlay when Niendenhall.
the member became caught between Portland Monday in company with
Mrs.
G.
E.
M.
York of Eugene and
the roll* and the carrier a< the
The group
Wiewe A Wiese mill He is reported Marshall Mendenhall.
u* recovering uat iefnetorily ut his uro attending the rose festival.
Grocery Specials
Friday and Saturday
29c
l(i lbs. Htignr (best caiie) $1 1 pint jar honey ......
1 lb. pk*. Kino Kii r
9c 2II>. box Snowflake
2 I'lins r<nmtain oysters 39c
crackers .................. 35c
2 bill ties ferto ........... 49c
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2
lb. can Hershey eoeoa 15c
Keg. 45c whole wheat
3
doz.
Happy Home jar
Pancake flour
33c
rings ......................... 23c
t/y lb green ten
19c
2 Pkgs Naptha Soap Chips. 1 Pkg. Bath Crystal for 69c
Lemons (small but juicy) dozen ........................
15c
New Pens (local) 3 lbs.......................
25c
STRAWBERRIES
Leave your orders with us now for canning berries.
Smith-Short Grocery
Die Store That Appreciates Your Trade
Mr and Mr» C. M Parker left
| Tu«*»diiy uight for Hun Frunri»ro in
r«’tpon»o to a telephone me ««age re
Yarding th** condition uf their «on
hi«il, who in a patient in th« g* n
••rial hoMpilul of the Mouthern I' m
«•¡fir rumpany ¡n that city.
The
»ou in nuffernig from ulcer» of th««
«tomaeh und it 1» thought ho opera
tion awill be nerPNMirv.
Mr uud
\h- Parker went to Eugen«* by
«tMge und took the tram from there
ov«»r the <*u*ra«b’ route.
Do you play a Wind Band
Instrument? Would you like to
play one? If so bring your in­
strument or yourself to Phi)
lips Hall Monday evening at
7
June 17, where a l»ann
sponsored by the Royal Arcan­
um will be organized
jnl3p
Dr and Mr* F. L I’tter and
children of Kah-m viaite«| Hundny
ut th«* Dwight Mercer home Th«;
brought Mr« Mercer,
who
had
vi«lte«| io Hu I«• m for n week Mia»
Betty I’tter und Mu«ter Kenneth
Utter remuiund for u longer vi»it
nt th«* Mercer home.
Omer Moore, who i» engag' d in
cont rurl ing
work ut Coquille, ui
rivetl home Munday and *p«*nt the
week end with hi* fumily.
Mr*, ('hurle» Adtim« and <lnught«*i
Adeline and Mr. and Mr«. (T. L.
Mock of Oakland, <’al., were gue*t«
Monday and Tuesday ut th«- hum
of Dr ’ uni Mr* B It Job.
Mr»
Muck I* a »¡»ter of Mr Adam» and
with her huabnnd i» visiting ut th«*
Adam» home iu lAigene.
Walter Nurblad of A»toriti wi»
u week end gueat ut th«* O.
M
K ciii home,
Chet VunDcnburg und
William
Devore left Tuewdity for Hl Helen»,
where lh«*y will accept position*
with th«’ Teiaro Oil company.
New dre»» good»
arrive«! thi*
week ul thr Fair »tore.
Mr. un«i Mr«. Hurohl Hwurt/ and
Mr-
motli. i, Mr
11«
Roger«, left Nuu'luy for North Du
kutu
to vlait
relative*.
Mr.
Hwnrtr 1« taking u varutiuii frum
hi» w«uk ut Gray’» <'u»h »tor«*.
Burglar Paid Dearly
for Small Oversight
oxkoow
TOURING CAR RAMS
COUrE IN ACCIDENT
K vki Hi« elevvraMrt criminals ars
Two egra <*r**b«*d Tuesday aft«*»
■ pl to m«k« ba<l slips
Hoom-r or
iutsrr, lu spit« of carefully thought 1100« nt th«* inter»erti««n of Fifth
vtf«*«*t
(Pacific high way) and Adami«
out plans, foiy covering up of
tracks, they maka on« Hills error »venue, raii»i»ig injury to a»« o<
rupuut of out‘ cor und ronatderabi«*
which costs them tlirlr liberty.
•luningi* to on«* of th«* RUtomobiie*.
“I rameuiber," says an Invrstlga
tor, "a curious Incident which Mr». Elizabeth Fuhrenwahl, driving
corning
clearly allows how the fear of the a Htar touring cur, wan
visible algouture la ever present lb north on the highway and turned
the thoughts of the crholnul.
A went on A «luma av«*nu«* in front of
burglsr hsd entered a house ami a < h’ Vrol«*t coupe, driven by Lloj d
carried out a robbery with greul H om ' i of Rout-burg, who wka going
aklll. lie had operated without aoulh. Th« Hoacourg driver trie«!
glovea, because sub-breaking with to avoid the rrttah but Mr», Fahi
gloves la a naaly, difficult Job. This enwahl’» car rammed hi» coup«*,
man knew all ubout police methods forcing it into u arhool »«go and
however, and when he had tlnlslied telephom* pole at th«- ‘Wncr. The
he rursfully polished sll those parts sign wum »ma»U«:d.
Mr* Ko»rr, moth«*r of the driver
of the ssfe that had been touched
aud
b«*r
Ila then poured wuter over the *uff»-r«-<l a cut mouth
fragments of the broken window «laughter and »on, th«* other or •«u
pant» of the cur, were badly »hak
through which he had entered.
**n.
Mr». Fahr«*nwnhl •*4CHp«'«l in
“Not satisfied with these precau
jury.
tlous, ho lit a candle und Inapect
Only 'light 'larnag'* Wftft
«Ion«*
ed every Inch of Ills pulb from win
Mr» Fullr«*nwaid'» <*ar
The coup**
dow to safe; rubbing, polishing und
wii»
badly
damaged
Th«*
rM<hati»r
wah-rlng.
'Ibis done he blew out
«lie eundle and left It. well autla- wu» <* mv «*<| in, bumper» and fender»
»ma*h«*d, budv Bprung and wheel«
hed that he had fooled the police.
brok»*n. 14 i* I m ’ing repair«-«! in ri
"We found four beautiful finger
local garage.
prlnta In the soft wux of the can
Witn«
•» «ay that Mm Fah r«*i»
die, and these coat him ten years
wul*l m
nt fault in the accident
of lll.ei fy
Cars Crash on Knox Hill
f I’Ll» ■ KEEK, Juae 12- I
Beginning of Manual
touring ear
rial )— t A
< 'hevrolct
Training in School* «Iriv« n I by (ieorgi- Multi»- of Co*tag«
Tfiv tititorj of manual training
In the l.'ulted Slatea Invulvea both
th« development of the Idett and
the development of practice. In the
field of practice little of th« pure
ly educational character ai>|>enred
before 1M7K, at which time the
Wurklngmhn'a arhool wn founded
l>y the Ethlcul culture society of
New York
Thia tnatltutloo com
prlaed a kindergarten und an ele
tuenlary achool, In which inununl
work formed from the llrut a vital
and Important |>u rt of Ilio rdura
t tonal scheme, The generai iiM>ve-
metit, however, «•M>k Ita large be
ginning, ua baa been the rnae with
so many educational looveiueola, ut
tlie top Instead of the bottom of
Money for you See our ad th« school ayateui. In lSMU. through
the efforts of Dr. Calvin A. Worn!
C G Mfg Co
Mr*. It. A Jone*
mpl
»mull ward, the Mt. Loula Manuul Train
Ing M'liool wna <>i»ened In connection
>luught<-r '»I Eugene nr»’ gu«*«t*tlii»
with Washington university.
The
week lit th«* bom«* of Mr». Roy
work of tills school sltrat led wide
Leonnrd.
Mr. Juti«*» will motor
attention and Its success led to the
down Htimlay to take hi* fumily
speedy organization
of similar
home.
achools In other large citlta.
Mr. and Mr*. G H. Fnllerton «*\
Iiect to leave tomorrow for A»h
uud, w her«* they will make their
"Hark, Hark I ths Lark”
hum«’.
Their «on Ralph will r**
Oue of SchutH-rt s most beuutl
main hen* fur the »uminrr aol go ful songs, "Hark! Hark! tlie l.ark,'
to Ashland in tilin’ for th«’ opening was th* outcome of a Scliubertlun
of normal »chool in the full.
gut liering at the M.mnshlne boose.
Mi»» Harriet Wiaemnn arrived Sciiwlnd wished to draw Schubert's
today from Walbi Wallu, Wu*l. , portrait.
Ilut Franz, reatless as
to join her parent», Mr. and Mi* ever, refused to keep still.
Per
J. A. Winrman,
recent
arrival* suasion proved of no avail. Some
here. Mi»« Wi»«’inan ha* ju»t com one then gave Schul>ert a copy of
(deled her fir»t year in thr Walla Shakespeare.
Ix>oklng through It.
Walla high *rhu<d.
lie came upon Cylnbellue. uud the
of the song so captlvutlug
Savings on roofs See our ad words
lilm that he Immediately proceeded
C G Mfg Co.
to sei it tu music. Scbwlnd ruled
Mr«. G. H. Mo»by and daughter some Hues on a piece of pui>er fot
Joyce l«’ft today f‘»r their horn«» hi Schubert's use. saying an he did
Klamath Fall*. They had vi»ited so that they were the most valu­
ut the hum«* <»f Mr*. M<««by ’« pur able drawing he hud ever made
ent*. Mr. un«l Mr*. Sim Horn, and Ami
while
Schubert composed
with Mr. M«»*Ly '* mother, Mr*. E. Scbwlnd made his picture.—New
R Long.
mao Flower, In "Frans Schubert,
New curtain good* in thi» week the Mao and hla Circle.'
at the Fair Store.
Mr. and Mr». M Calandrr of
"Arts.ia.” Walls
\*toria were
overnight
vi-itor*
’'Artesian" Is a terra applied to
Thursday nt the home of Mr. and
Mr*. L. IL Long. Mr*, i’alnndrr i* water which 1s secured by deep bor-
An ordinary
u niece of Mr. Long.
Mhr wan Ings Into the earth.
l»orn in Cottage Grove an«l in a well Is usually under 100 and at
most
l.V)
feet
In
depth.
If it Is re­
«laughter of E<l Long, who live» in
quired to fo 200 to 500 feet In «topth
Lon Angel«*».
K. K. Mill* ha.« b«’rn appoint«’«! or more, the water Is usually
administrator of the «-«tate of Gu< termed 'artesian.'’ Often In arte
slan wells the water rises above the
tav«» Brun»! rotn.
The r»tat«’ wn*
npprainrd by Emmett Sharp, Worth earth's surface of Its own force;
la other words. It forms a flowing
Harvey und Dal«* Wyatt.
well. Any deep well, whether flow­
Panama, Milan, felt hat«, rap» ing of Its own accord or not. Is now
and clothe«« cleaned.
Alteration«, regarded as an artealan well. Many
mrn«liiig at Stern Tailor*. 24 N ■rti-slan wells yield aulphur. chaly­
Hrvrnth «trrrt, ’«j block off Main beate or alum water; In others the
■trert.
jnd-lXp water la so Impregnated with com­
Mr. aud Mr* W. C. Shr<*t« a ml mon salt as to t>e unsuitable for
daughter Alice motorr«! to Hnlri.i consumption, while In many others
the wuter la of excellent qualltr.
Sunday and »pent th«* day.
Mr. and Mm.Clarence Cone and
Help in Temptation,
children motorr I to Portland Tue*
Trial«, temptation», disappoint
«lay to \ i*it relative* and attrnd
nients—ull these are helps Instead
the rone festival.
Bathing nuitn an«l eapn, «peeial of hindrances. If one uses them
rightly. They not only test tlie fiber
bargain* at the Fair Store.
of character, hut strengthen It
Mr. and Mm. C. E. Damrwood
Every conquered temptation repre­
Mid Mr*. Verva Damewood were
sent' n ik 'W fund of moral em-rzy
Sunday guentn at the Frank Dame
— James litK-khum.
wood home in Crow.
The E. H. Nclnon family left
Typewriter!«. The Sontiini.
Monday forenoon for
Bremrrtou,
Wa«h., where thry will make th«ir -
home.
Baby *acque« und bonnet«, new
on«*«, at th«* Fair Store.
Mr and Mr* A W.
Shof»tall
motored to Portland Saturday night.
They attended the rose fentival und
returnr«! horn«’ M«»n<hiv night. They
were accompanied to Portland by
Mr«. Ix«lan«l Willita. Mm. Ira I«om
went with them a« far a* Albany,
when* »he visited relative».
W. A. Garoutte wa.» fined $4 1
in justice court in Eug'Uic Tuesday
for speeding.
It i* .«ai«l Mr. (Li
routte had speciled on th«’ highway
uft« r being warned by Sergenti«
Earl Hou*t«>ii, stat«» traffi«* officer.
For this reason Justir«» Harobl J.
Well* impos«*d th«’ unusually heavy
fine.
Mr. and Mr*. Charh’s Matthew*
of Portland arrived Monday ami
are visiting at th«* home of a son
George.
Mr. Matthews, who is an
enthusiastic fisherman, will upend
part «if the time fishing.
The Long A Cruaon garage re­
port* the »ale this week of a Stmle
linker Commnnder
Regal
eight
sedan to T. C. Wheeler. They also
«old a Whippet conch
to
Lyle
Ncott.
Mr*. Herbert
Eakin
returned
Saturday from a two weeks’ tup
to San Francisco and other Cali
forniu cities. She was accompanied
home by Miss Mary Ellen B«*n«on,
who teaches school at Sau Luis
()bi*po.
Mi«s Benson
plans
to
leave Monday for Corvallis in com
pnny with her mother, Mr*. Orpah
Benson, who will al tend the sum
mer session at O. S. C.
Mr. nml Mrs. Jack
Moore of
Bern! visited Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Moore's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. L G. Shaw. They were eu
rout«* to California.
Grove u iiiwi a Durant touring <iriv«*n
!.. I'. F. MH’ollum of thi» place
«* ra»h‘*«l I hea.l-on Wednesday morn
ing of I;«w«*«*k on a turn at the
foot of T Kn«>x hill on <*a»t
Main
at reet. No on«* m either cur wsa
injur<*«| but b«>th car» were eou»i«l
«-mldy >lamag«*«i.
'• Buttle • ar wu* traviding «-a-i
on eaat Main atr«*«*t nn<j th«* M>*
Collum car wa* truvuling towar I
Cottage Grove. .Mr Buttle *ai«i h**
did not ««•«• the M<*i*ulluhi «*ar ap
h<* wai fixing
th«*
profu-hing, n
ehoke wire on bi« «*ur. Mr. Mcl’ol
I uni bar«*ly mi»»e<| a telephone pol«*
aii'l a Inrg«* ro«*k ulong«j*l«» th«* ro«i«l
trying to iiv<»i<l th«* collision.
Mr
Suttle ftgr«’rd to pay th«* damage»*
Band Will Be Organized
Th«* Cottagi» drove (’ounril of
Royal Arcanum ha* distai ne« I th»*
»•TV I«*«*« (>f W. L. Ferri», former
in»tr*.i«*tor of ban«!« at th«* I’nivcr
►ity of Oregon, to lead u n«*w Immi
for Cottagi* Grov<*. An organization
rn«*oting will I»«* h»*l«l Monday night
in Phillip« hall.
WANTADS
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SZPTIO TAMBB
Ready fur you U» in«iail
Twa „
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to four persona
00 Eugoae
I br«a la »I« je-rsaua
0<« E .(«na
Nswr Pip*
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Pipe Wrll
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Draia Tile aad « bbna*y Blorka
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COTTAOK GHOVK AEKIE. VKATKM
nal Order £»<!•■ »»»•(• in I O O V
bail «vary Tuesday.
WOOD
for immadlat« delivery, bio« k wood, dry
•leb wood, fr*v*n alab wood, aawdust
dry pian*r ««»de, old growth fir foraet
wood and oak
Phon* Ik
Uffiro at
Arcade Barber ahop
(ity Fuel cum
paay
*4tf
SPECIAL PRICE GN WOOD BM»«K
wood. $2 75; dry alab wood
7),
green alab waod |2 25. <>r4<*r* d*li»ar«td
in turn in which r»r.*¡vad
Th*«e ar-
< AMH PRH EM ONLY
All fur*bouk« d
grean «labw'Híd »old during Aprii will
ba prif*'i at |2 .
a ■ ord
Phono !»
Offlca at Arcada Barbar ahop
City
Fuel Ca
aiatfc
FiiK MALE OK TRADE FOR CITY
propt-rty
- 20 acre farm, two oiiDa
frum «'ott»<* <lrov*
Buu«* u»rn «nd
other outbuilding« (' A. BaldDr a!Mtf<*
WIXTL1C WOOD AT SUMMER PBICErt
Wa are offering an extra load fra«*
with each l»n ordered by on» ru«t< - r
hriltri delivered in turn r-caivad. <11-
Fuel <,'o . offlca at Arcada Barber »hop,
phon a 16
aldtfc
Daily TVeagM
Too And yourself refreshed by
I ha presence of cheerful p»opla ;
why not make earnest effort to con
fer that pleaaura un <>tbarat—U M
Child.
If you want
CLEAN CLEANING
Call
THZ RELIABLE
CLEANERS
Phone 44
If you know style you will see in my clothes, model* men
of good taste will wpar.
If you know tailoring, you will recognize those finer
points of workmanship that insure quality.
If you are a judge of fabrics you will see woolens such as
you will want to wear.
If you like a wide élection you will finti n variety to
choose from.
If you lik«* a rature <>f prim-s 1 have guita from
$28 50 UP
MAX SCHWARTZ
A Tailor That Is a Tailor.
KOK HA1.K KOkl> KOAIlHTtK (GOOD
running Ford). Also an eUctrlc aluvr
1*405 Washington avenu*
n«23tf<
ALL ( O< KERELH CMKD IN
br***-dlng p«-n« thia aaaaon ar*
Th«*«* ar* th# «am# a« 1
for
each in tha spring
They
b* fin* to tuate to your puilrta
apring.
Th*«* are «0 cheap you
afford to buy them to eat 41 *arl
V. Banda, north Pacific highway
fur sal*
MY
now
sold
will
next
can
Bert
>ap
KNOWLES
& GRABER
FOR MALE — SEVEN At KF.M RIVER
bottom land, all in cultivation <«ucd
bouse and outbuildings !>zrat*d in De­
light Valley. Phon* JSF13. Will trade
for >ity proj.-rt)
.■ ;
HARDWARE
MY • ! 900
KOK MAI.K OK TKADE
«•«(uity in pr<ip*rty on ■tou lb Sixth
Ml.
!«ot 160x257, 10 roani hou»* fruit
brrriaa good garden
W
M. <i*or<e
jnO-13p
927 aoulh Hixth.
FOR MALE— 100 WHITE
h*na y*ar old O
H
phone 10F14.
L E<» HORN
McAllister,
JI3«
Cottage Grove
Oregon
EoH RENT - «MMH» E U K N I « B E D
room«. < unvenimtly ¡«Mat*«!. Also <»r
*jf« fur rent. 1149 w*»t Main «tr**t
Phon* 120J.
J13r
—
FOt'NIE— PLAIN GOLD WATl.ll OWN
er may have «am* by paying for ad
vertieing and proving property
The
Sentinel.
J13p
chair«, juat like new. Fri■•»•<! r-u • t-
ably. Mr« O. L Tone« 22*> r.^-° Tenth
street. Cottage Grove.
jn!3-20p
FOR SALE. SEVERAL WATCHES AND
men’s suite.
W* still have
b*«t
grade shingl*« at reduced prices. Many
Short'«
S*cond-h»nd
other bargain«.
«tore.
DSP
Letter and Cap Folders for
your filini; cabinets. Sentinel.
Time Lock on
Your Money
While this long-established old reliable bank employs
all the recognized fornta of protection against the ele­
ments ami unforseen calamity, giving the funds of its
depositors all the protection found in best banking
practice and while the federal government adds its
frequent anil rigid inspection to safeguards provided
by the bank’s officials, the safeguard most valuable.
the safeguard most highly regarded by us, and by
many of our customers Is the record of our years of
service, our record during the third of a century that
we have endeavored to be a cornerstone of financial
affairs in our community—the protection to your
funds that the passage of time has made certain you
will find here—we like to call it the time lock on
your money.
The First National Bank
Of Cottage Grove
Surplus. $25.000
Capital 450.0<X)
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A Hat When
You Need It
at a pnce that will move our stock
regardless of cost
Summer Clearance Sale
of All Millinery
JUNE 15
LAST DAY
Attractive summer models at bargain prices, ami at the height of
the season, too.
New York hats in a wide choice of models ot attractive design
and color harmony. Our price saves you money.
Special display of millinery in large head sizes tor matrons. At
bargain prices that will astound you.
ALL STOCKS IN FISHING TACKLE,
SPORTING GOODS, PAINT AND
HARDWARE TO BE CLOSED OUT.
All these worthwhile buys at a
You Can Save Money by Buying It From
A. BRUND
Academic Colors
The colors of the United Stntes
Military academy are black, gold
and gray those of the Naval acad
emy are bln«» and gold
i
My Customers Are Won With
Clothes—Not Words
In Demand for Blending
Koru coffee la coffee froiu
district of Kora, on Hawaii,
I urgent of tills group of Islands,
la renowned for Its fine flavor,
ing mild and mellow. nn«l Is uae«l In
continental Unital States for blend
ing purposes.
ABSOLUTELY
CLOSING OUT
Mr. ami Mm. N. J. Nelson and
children nn«l Mm. Cecil Caldwell
went to Portland on a business and
pleasure trip.
Mr.
Nelson
will
drive a Whippet six truck when h *
returns this evening.
Mrs. Fr«»d
Bennett accompanied them as far
as McMinnville, where she
will
visit an aunt.
Lend at South Pole
The Routh pole is surrounded by
a continent larger
_
than
________
Europe
und more elevated than any other
large areu on the fiobe, rlalng to
about II.«*’ fepr near the pole.
< GTTAGK <«ROVE MAW MHOP
ALL
kln<l« uf «*w work don* l,»*n uiow
*r» and all tool« «barprned. Prie*« rea-
«unable.
<
McBride, Hteen building
nurth Heventh «treet.
fJilftjl.jp
Bawara of Adjective»
If you plan to write anything, FDR HALF. AT BARDA IN - KOCK
room housv*. large pantry, complet*
from a newapaper article to a new
bath room screened porch wood
novel, you would do well to con­ abed all in guo«l condition Fr .it tr***
sider remark« made by the late berries good garden laon and flower*
fr /m
M ain
Jul
Four block»
Senator Albert J. Beveridge, whose Corner
706 Cheat
otr«.t.
Make me an off«r
recent “Abraham Lincoln’’ !a hailed nut avenue.
jiup
rm u rnaaterplece of biography.
HALE
HEI ONbHAXI» t Kl IT
Beveridge, pointing out that he KOK
j«r«
All m /»- ’ ftfl piioio 1*1 JlSk
uaed un few adjectives an possible,
FOR SALE— NEW SATTLEY «'KI. AM
said:
«separator: two ffxtr»
hravy
t.*-r -•
“Adjectives are Uke emergency
breast collar« six No. 4 N*wh<«.-»- .‘-If
medicine and must be given spar­ irApi; good atock «addk
’«.Ln Drrrr
EM
; o..r
ingly and seldom, like strychnine «ix akitN' i ri-iit.K' ■ ItivMt«,!
cut .MHurmiik mow-r, 16-inch
and other powerful stimulants. Ad- oix-foot
Muiin* sulky plou : «'•• p >und« fence
jectlvea often employed mean little «tapir«; four hay pulley block»; extra
or nothing. They are signs that heavy spring wagon. Walla« r Tounhy,
j'-'P
blur vision in the reader and save Cottag* Grove. Oregon
the writer the toll of description. FOR SALE—BRONZI Tl’RKEi E .GS.
Great writers are not victims of
12’/4 cent« each. <’ K. Dear. Dvrena
road.
ju 13c
the adjective habiL*
Plain, unadorned writing if al- FOR SALE — MIX-VOLT ELEVEN
«ays the must forceful. This is a
plate automobile batt» n
1 - .ctically
t.
good tldng for everyone to remem­ new; radio table. 727 N. Tenth ti ■ Up
Cottage Grove.
jnlS
ber. from <’Ub reporter to historian.
FOR KALE—CAMP TABLE AND FOI R
-El Paao I’oat.
Odditie, in LaBfuafe
great many American Indian
A ____
languages do not use the Bound of
“B.” The famous Aztec language
of Mexico does not have It and
the majority of North American
Indians are unable to prouounce
the sound. However, some Indian
l.irik’U:tg»*!4 tiaxe (he
— f-*r
example, the Jamez tongue of New
Mexico has a perfect “B,” and in
California (he Porno Indians, the
moat expert basket makers In the
world, have It. A good example of
a proper name beginning with “B”
Is Bagll. a woman heroine In Pomo
mythology, about whom stories are
told.
Her name Is pronounced
Rah geel.
Let ’Em Try It
"Keratrh an American,” says a
Kttropean critic, "und you would
find he Is nothing more than a
ple<-e of machinery.
A 'l’«»p(Miint
Ing discovery,
Still, n i urujieiin
who •rratcherf
i
ruin«* American*
would I*» llk**ly to get *;*ilie n kirk
ont of It. I'hllndolphia Il ford.
DRASTIC REDUCTION IN PRICE
511
Buy Now!—We Have the Hat to Suit You
MAIN STREET
New York Millinery Parlors
MRS J. L. BEATTY, Prop.
North Sixth Street
Kent Bldg.
you 5AN YOU
WANT TO
MARRY MY
D aughter
T
A way
TAf ‘Del.uxe I.tne of
YOU LOSE
"touR JOB
RE li ABILITŸ
TOP LOCK BINDERS
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When you put your foot into this store, you’ll he pleas­
ingly struck at the complete assortment of standard
drugs, health and beauty supplies we carry. The polite­
ness of our salesmen will impress you favorably—as will
our moderate prices.
Kelly’s Drug Store
Formerly White’s Pharmacy
Cottage Grovu, Ore^