I Rowel
i*ll homo Sunday cvveniitg,
W h e t h e r H e ’s F ijjlito iii o n S e n
o r L a n d S e n d h im a p o u c h o f
Real GRAVELY Che w in y Plug
If he d o e sn ’t c h ew yet, h e ’ll slice it up
a n d m ix it w ith his p ip e to b a c c o to give
it flav o r a n d im prove his .m o k e .
Y ou will »end y our frien d m o re to b ac c o
co m fo rt a n d sa tisfa c tio n in one p o u c h of
R eal G ra v e ly I’lug th a n in h a lf a dozen
plugs of o rd in a ry to b acco .
BLUE
S I. N D Y O I H I M i l N i l I N I N I . I ’ . V
A ft*O IH I t O I C.K A V I L Y
(Spo« ml to T h e S e n tin e l.)
I 1 Cknrlitf Whlpp* I .-»1 \ \ , .i
nesday for tho Mare Island naval tr ain
R Ar» vom’i t on the lookout for «iik-
nmriM«. u iheu ot Real Gimvely hilft*
S t K V IC K
P . B. GRAVELY TOBACCO CO., Damili«*, Y«.
I alitili IfthtHl I Nit I
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
I
a-
M O U N T V IE W .
(Sp ecial to Tin* Se n tin e l.)
M a y 15.— M r. and Mrs. U n r i u l c r . o f
Blue M o u n ta in , were at the Win. H a n d ,
home Sunday.
M r * . J . L . B u ck le y was a Co tta ge
G ro v e v is ito r between t ra in s Sntweday.
Miss Edr.a Sears was in the Gro ve
M on da y .
M r . aud Mrs. F. J. H e l l i w e l l motored
to W ild w o o d Sunday and spent the day
w i t h M r. and Mrs. St anley Daiuewood.
Mrs. John Ishuiael. K a rl lshm ael, Mrs.
B. G. Crowe aud Miss V io le t Crowe
spent Sunday at I.ondon.
M r . Cox went to Co tta g e G ro v e T u e .
day.
M r . and Mrs. I. J. B e id le r and d au g h ­
t e r ' K a thle e n were Sunday visitors at
the C. W. Sears home.
M r. aud M r * . W i n i f r e d Turpé n spent M r * . I
It. S i n g l o v i s i t e « ! a t tin * I I
\|
Sunday in C o tta g e Gro ve w ith \ l i T u r
D n u i e w «u»d h o u l i ' M o u t l a y .
pen s parents. M r. and M r . K K T u i
L a w r e n c e W a d i * p i otic h o d a t t h o S on
pen.
o u t h «lav
\ « l v e u t i » t o h u r o l t i n l ’o t t a n o
Mrs. K a t e S e a r . i . v is itin g relatives Gr«*vc S a t u r d a y a t t o r n o o n .
at Doremi this week.
Mi-i>ow M a r j o r i o G i l t l e r s l e v e a m i V o r n
M r. and M r . . W. I>. H e a th , C a rrie ( * o c h r u n w ort* v i s i t o r s a t t h o J . K (H I
H e a th , Addison H e a th and M r and M r . . tlo s | o \ o h o m o S u n d a y .
F re d Fro st and son H a r r y , of Blue
B u r n i e M o o a r r i v od b o r o S a t u r i l a v
M o u n ta in , were d in ne r g ue s t, o f Mr. e v e n i n g t r o u t C l u r k s t o u , • W a s h . , f o r a
and Mrs. S. K. I owrv Su nday.
\ »sit.
J o h n >pi l y , si . and Joh n S p ra y , J i .
M i s s e * K l v a W i l s o n a n d M i l d r o d ( ’ I on
o f the G ro ve, were at the Win. H a n d , e a g e r wer«* i n t h o G r o v e F r i d a y .
home Sunday.
Mr«». D o a i d o r t t a n d M r * . F I ’ W h e e l
M i . . M a r y Snauer. o f W a lde n , HpOIlt
S unday w irh Misse. I 'e a r l and M arv
l.ayng.
S IL K
Special to T h e Sentinel.
M a y 15. — Mr». C la ra M ote and two
children arr iv ed Su nday fro m M ich ig a n
and are v is itin g at the K T. Clevenger
home.
M r. and Mrs. W. G. B i t t i n g c r ami
The cattle raiser would receive only
Yg cent a pound more for his cattle
r*
So small is Swift & Company’s
profit on any single transaction
that if it were turned over to the
cattle raisers of the country, they
would receive only Vs cent a
pound more for cattle than they
receive now.
Swift & Company pays for live cattle
about 90% of the amount received for
dressed meat and by-products. The
remaining 10% pays for packing-house
expense, freight to market, operation
of distributing houses and profit. Swift
& Company’s actual figures per head
for 1917 on over two million cattle
were as follows:
R eceip ts
From
By products
Pr*fi« O
Sellini
frvifM
breeeimi
$ 2 4 .00
26%
From
Meat
$ 6 8 .9 7
74%
M onday.
SECOND
RED
CROSS
STARTS
D R IV E
NEXT
MONDAY
( 'outinuod fnun first page
Total
!
T o ta 1
$93 06
• Thi» n e t p ro fit o f $ 1 .2 9 p e r h e a d
a v e ra g e s l/% c e n t a p o u n d live w eight.
And out of this small net profit divi­
dends must be paid to shareholders.
/ea r Book of interesting and
instructive facts sent on request.
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois
Swift & Company, U.S. A.
In tho first oall Lim e enm ity »out L»
inoli, in the sc« ««ml .»4 atol in the third
II
T h e largo number being f u lle d from
all tin* stato* ind ie nte * that tin* gov«*ru
un'ut is determine«! to iu«h tr«mps tu i
Frulli«* as lapnllv as possible, tho m wtv
«Iraftod moil t a k i n g the pino«** nf those
ut tho uat onial arinv t « » bo s«'iit uvei
ti> T h e .Sentinel.)
M a y l.'l.— M r * . .1. A. Pntvell ami M r * .
G. J.
were in Cnttn^*' G ro ve
Iii-t T h i i r * i l » y nrnl a tte n d e d the lecture
: t the R«'<| <’ro ** room*.
M r* . K. K. F in n e n , o f Co tta ge Grove,
*|>ent a part o f la *t week w ith M r* . F.
B. S h ortridge.
Kr\«in Sm all, o f London, *penl Sat
u n l a y w ith S t a n f o r d Bartle.
Cla ud Aiieene, o f Co tta ge Gro ve, v i*
ited a few d a y * o f la*t week w ith hi*
g r a n d f a t h e r , C. K. Gilharn, and w ith
o th e r re la tiv e *.
T h e M i * * e * T a y l o r enjoyed a w e e k ­
end v ia it fro m a neiee, Min* (ila dyii
T a y l o r , o f Drain .
M r. a n d M r* . W . C. ,lo h n *o n , o f C ot
ta g e D ro v e , m o to re d »»lit to th e .1. A.
C o w e ll* S iin d u y .
M r. and M r * K. A. D o o little , o f ( ’ re*
well, and M r and M r * . G. I.. C a rlile
and f a m i l y , o f the Gro ve, motored up
to the .1.
A. Young home S unday
evening.
M r.
and
M r * . I . A. Kundall and
d a u g h te r E r m a and M i<* K u th Ho well,
* of the Gro ve motored out to the J. A .
REGISTRATION OF YOUNG
MEN 21 WILL BEGIN SOON
I'm li* r in»! m e t ion» just received by
A d j u t a n t General
W illia m s fro m the
w a r d e p a rtm e n t, the work o f o rg an iz ing
Oregon f«u tl»«* ^registration o f all men I
who have reached the ag«* o f 21 year«'
»ince lust Jum* 5, has begun.
T h e re g is tr a tio n d ate f o r the n ew !
ida** o f the young men who are to be
mad*- a v a ila b le t'or the d r a f t ha* not
y e t been *et. It w ill be fix e d by pro*-
tarnation n f Hre.*iilent \Vil*ot* a * **a*n
a *, enngrea* e n a c t* the neeeaaary legi*
la tio n , now petoling.
T h i * i* expected to be v ery main. In
tin* m e a n tim e the w a r d e p a rtm e n t em-
p h a * i / c * the n ee e **ity of e f f e c t i n g n
thorough o r g a n i / a t l o n Iw fo re h un d h o
th a t the re g is tr a tio n may proceed speed­
ily and e f f i c i e n t l y on the d a y nam ed.
Regulations w ill shortly be issued by
the w a r d ep a rtm e n t p ro v id in g for the
re g is tra tio n o f men who are unable to
present themselves f o r re g is tr a tio n in
- 1 1 r m l l l
«mi i-iirrv
lit.*
life
YO U W I I . I N D E E D HE FOR
T U N A T E I F Y O U C A N M I IO W
Y O U R B A N K E R A P O L IC Y IN
NEW U n i t i . o u n : , a «TRONO
LOCAL, W E L L K N O W N COM
r\N Y
i n . s u i : i : t o d a y
NEW WORLD LIFE
Htevetis
the vve«k.
f l u i r p rinc ip a l aim I h«* d u u g e i of «Iropnv or B l i g h t ’s di*«
now is to «lisfribute evenly th«* «»ppor ••u*** i t t«»«» s e r i o n s to ignori*. I s«* D o a n ’*
tun ity to subscribe.
Ki d i t e v Dills us h a v e v«»ur f r i e n d s a mi
' ' W e want everyrb«»«ly in on t h i s , ’ ’ urjg
¿j ghbor *
\ ( ’«it t a g e G r o v e «-us«*:
saiil C h airm a n H a r d y . ' ' T h e r e *h«»ul«l
\ Ro g e r s , retir«*«! f a r m e r , 41 )’ N o r t h
This vv.«mbl g iv e an avera ge «»t f l 50
each tor the subseribers. T h is ineaiis an
«*«pmli/.atioti of the burden. T h e re w ill
j not be many wh«> cannot giv e as much
I ho o l a * * d a y o x o r r i * o * a t R o y a l in ; as f 1.50. aud t h a t w ill mean that it w ill
t o r m o d i n t o s c h o o l w i l l bo g i v e n S u n d a y
I»«* unnecessary to call for such heavy
on o m n g . M a y
l i t . a t * «» « l o c k . T h o bao
subscriptions fro m a few as h av e been
oalauroMt o >«*rtui»n w i l l bo p r o n o h o d S a t
< alb d f«»r in pr«*viotis campaigns. W e go
u r d a y a t 11 * ’ . to u m by K l d o r »I. M a r k into t i n * eampaigii w ith full confidence,
( ’o n i o r .
k n o w ing how th«* p«*upb* o f th«* county
R a y m o n d ( » r u b o r » a m o h o m o t h o l a * t t«*»*l tow a rd the R«*«| Cr«**s.
• *f th»* w o o k l»»r a N i * i t .
‘ ‘ W i t h 1 (mo men fr«»ui all parts o f th«-
A ro o o p tio n w a * g iv e n S u n d a y ovon
cou nty in the «liffe ront lin«*s o f m i l i t a r y
i n g a t t h o H e n r y ( » r u b o r h o m o f o r th** servie«*, it is p erfe c tly
obvious that
g r a d u a t i n g « l a * * o f R o v a i i n t o r m e d i a t o Lam* county shoiibl b«* mt«*re*te«l in the
school.
lV lio io u *
rot ro .shm o nt*
w o r o Red Cross. C e r t a i n l y it i s n ’t going t u '
*erv ed
riu
flu n g w:
d e lig h t fid
be sub! that Lam* w o u b l n ’t look a ft e r
one.
her own boys at th«* f r o n t . ' 1
T h e campaign is to be eomlucted '
R U J A D A A N D D IS S T O N
larg ely by women o f the R«*«l Cross or
g a n i / a t i o n in the county. T h e o ffic ers
(8 p e » ia l to T h e Se n tin e l.)
of the a u x ilia rie s
w ill be in g**neral
M a y 15. Cha.s. A r in g to n and f a m i l y « barge, outside o f Kug«*ne, when* a «lit .
spent Sunday afte rn o o n at Wildwo«»«!.
ler«*nt sV'stem w ill be followe«l o w in g t « *
Mr. ami Mrs. Green D itch er, o f the the looser o r g a n i / a t i o n ot the a u x i l i a r
G ro ve, were in R u ja d a M on da y .
Mr
ie«* in*i«1i* the city
F«*r Eugene, VN F
F it e h e r was w o r k in g on the pipe line. ( ì il s t r a p has been named c ity manager.
E ig ht un*n fro m Kujaiitt and six fro m J M . Devers i* in charge o f the sp»*ak :
1 Fission
went
t «> W ildw o od
Su nday iug campaign in th«* county.
m orn ing to help f ig h t th»* fir«* which
A lre a d v indic ations have come into
destroyed the m ill flier«*.
Kugem* o f the enthusiasm f e l t for t h e .
C. Jackson return»*«! fro m Ros.b urg campaign in «liffere nt parts o f th«* « «»un
F riday.
tv. W e n d lin g has a lre a dy raised $7(10;
C l i f f o r d S m ith and Noel I'ugh were W a lto n , a li tt l e settlement in the west
up f ro m W ild w o o d Sunday.
p a r t o f the «lAinty, nt n m e e tin g held
Cha*. M a t t h e w s , p ro prie tor o f the in a big barn, raised $240; M a b e l ha*
Co tta ge Grove f l o u r mill, motored out s«nt in $350. Sev e ra l com mu id ties a rc i
to th»* forks Su nday.
only w a i ti n g to b a r n what their «piota*
F. Christensen, o f S eattle, paused ar«* to send in the canti.
thiough Dnmion M o n d a y on his way to
A«lditional impetus was g iv en the
the Bohemia d is tric t.
Eu gene campaign by the «leparturc f o r i
( 'a m p L ew is «»f 13 I uiv«*rsity o f Oregon
L Y N X HOLLOW
men who w ill tra in for commissions and |
who expect to be in F ra nc e in three
(Special t «» The Sentinel.)
months. T h is has u«*rvei| to b rin g home
M a y 15.— O u r sehool closed last F r i
tn th«* people once more, in v iv ili fusti )
d ay w ith a picnic for the children.
ion, just how « lose they are to the war j
M r. ami Mrs. H a r v e y Stro n g were! ami w ha t a v i t a l part t h e i r own boys j
in the H o llo w the f irs t o f the week.
I are p la y in g in it. T h e R«*<1 Cross, it is,
S e vera l have been h a v in g th e ir pianos I retili zed, may mean lif«* or death f«»r :
tuned the past week.
these brtys. N o refusals to subscribe
M r . and Mrs. R. Y. Do rter and M r. are es pee ted.
and Mrs. M a r io n Lebow «Irov»* to Do
- -
rena S u nd a y and visited rela tives there.
John Hills motored o ve r from L an dax TWO CARS SMASHED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Sunday and visited w ith the Briggs
fam ily.
M r. and Mrs. S te v e Coleman and tw o
An accident t h a t might have proved
! young lady frie n d » motored up fro m »«•rions occurred between f're s w e ll ami
C o rv a llis
Sunday’ and
were
d in n e r Saginaw S a t u r d a y night. T h e Caneen ear,
guests o f (»e«*rg«* T e l l i e r .
f ro m S a g in a w , was w reeked by a big
W o rd has been received here o f the car, whose «Iriser is thought to have
death o f M rs. .L L. H u n t e r at Km met, been under the influence o f lirpior. Both
Idaho. Mrs. H u n t e r was a fo rm e r resi­ cars wer«* so b ad ly damaged th a t they
lient o f this place. She was buried had to be abandoned on the rond arnl |
M a y it.
th«* occupants were tak e n to t h e i r «!«•* j
li m i t i o n s by oth er ears which passed
1
HEBRON
that way.
N o one was seriously in
T O I'
iii.uraur
E s te s w h o i*» a h r u k e n i a i i o n a
e i g h t t r a i n , s p o i l t * o v o r a l «lavs
p u * t w o o k a t t h o h o m o o f h i * ; w i th i n
l>. A . E s te s .
I»,* H»,ooo Bubscr i pt i oi i s in t h e ««unity.
U R L I'M 0 1 . 0
o v f . u t i i k
I
V Ritintoli, though now a resident
nt C a lifo rn ia , doe» not I'oiget hi* obi
homo i i t y , aud in «»rdei that ('ottago
i • i » » v «* ungili go ov oi th«* top in lino
shape, In* »oul hoi«* t * » buy a borni fot
oaoh «>t his «hildrnn, L ui* M ild re d ami
Mabel F la i l Mi Kulshui hill»*« H bought
a bond in C a l i fo r n i a Ilo has a g*a»«l |»«•
sit io n in ( 'a 1 1 1 oi a in ail«! is Mist about to
in « opt a bettor one w ith a sub s ta n tia l
iuoroa»o in salai v Ilo report» that Win
I ( i ir li «I has a tine position hi «'omplele
oiling»* of a im*roantile o»ttildi»l»mont
mui «mi » i l l
«.:• Ilk » ill ll.k
: Don't Risk Neglect
T h o R oyal in to riu o d ia to school o x h i
l o t i o n o f w o r k «b uio by t h o * t ii«l»‘ itt-> be
K i m I' m - s il a y a n d i * tr o t* f o r i u * p o o t i o n
u n til F rid a y .
I
M i * * H o r t h a ( » r u b o r , w h o h a * bo on
w o r k i n g i n a h o s p i t a l a t S i l v o r t o n f«»r :
son o r a l
m o n th * , i* hom o f o r a sho rt j
tim o .
RALSTON
h o m i : c it y
Some day you may go
into business for yourself
sir—
I l il t ed St a l o * iti p r o p i n i m i ! fu pupilla
t IOII.
Lane c ount y is en t e r i n g the sei • ml 1
R«*«l Cross dr i ve with more c onf i dem
t ha n ha* pr«*ceded any previ ous cum
; paigu for fumi* tor pat r i ot i c pur poseí
County Cha i r ma n (
\. Hardy ami
I County Manager George ignavie arc
• both absolutely conv iuecd ot th«* conn
Don I negl«««'t a c o n s t a n t b a i ’kach«*,
tv ' h ability t«» pa.** it* «junta «*t tló.o(K) * h a r p d a r t i n g p a i n s or u r i n a r y «l»**»r«l»*i•*
I jured.
$9 3 06
T in s «all is for the largest num ber ot
im'ti y«*t sent fro m Lam* oouuty, ami I*
sui prising in view ot tin* (not that this
oouuty lias seat unir«* v nlu iiti'o r* than
any otln*r oouuty in (In* *tnt«* timi p«*r
Imps unii«* than any «»flier «ouiitv m the
Bldg . Dortloild
V splendili opening
l«*r a lo«*iiI represeiitutiv «• in
v «oír te r rit o r v
(» Str«*et, C o t t a g e (irov«*, snv»: '* I has«*
t a k e n D o a n ' s Ku l n e v Dills o f f a mi «>n
f ur s e v e r a l y e a r s a mi th« v hav«* a l w a y s
«loin* m«* good
1 hav«» b e e n siib|««ct t*»
a 11 il« k s «»! kitlu ey trouble which h a v e
umile it huid f*»r m ‘ to Collt i«d i »II** ;«ges
«•f the kulncv *••*«■ret ions.
1 hav * found
that at ter 1 hnv* taken a M i l « » t 1 loti It s
K iduev Dills lit v k o |lie \ s ha v «• becoiu**
norma 1 ' *
I'ric«
(»Oe nt ull «lea 1er».
Don 't
simply ask for a kidney rem«* •> get
1 ion n 's
K ulney Dills th «• sanie that
M
N igers use
Foster M l i b i m i ( '«»
D r o p s , Ru t f a 1« •, N Y.
m 1 7 21
-e # Y
A PO O R L Y F E D IIOKHE
refle cts «list*rr«lU ou its owner, but the
owner gets th«* worst of tho il«*»l be
««use economy in feeding the m»re««
e ffe c ts its w o r k in g ra p a c it y as well as
its appearaocc
I f y our horse kicks ou
h.** f «*•*«! yi»ii «* sti r«»rr«*ef r by tuiying
y o u r fc«*d here, as you get the beet
• p iu lity for the b a s t o utlay
F arm cie,
contractors »»ml loirs«* owners g«*ncrally
know that our feed is alw ays up to tbs
*1 a m la rd
P o itt to n f u r b o ld i n g tho b r u i t i
l I
fJè»ej*W,
STERLING FEED CO.
U
l
L e f t klvle o f ju w
R ig h t »Ido o f J aw
Arrow*» sh ow d ir e c tio n fo r b r u s h in g
W ANT
O ne e f a Seri»» o f In fe r m o tiv e A r t ic le •
o n lte n to I H y g ie n e S o . 4
Geo I I Rralu a rd . Real E» ta te and In
s u m u c t\ t i m b e r lauds m ining prop
c i t y , f a r m i n g pro pe rty , i i l v pn»p«*rt v
an«! lumber.
o 11 tie
How to Brush Teeth
ADS.
A ll K in d s R e b u ilt T y i i e w r l t e r » reasou
able prices. 'I’ernis or rash
Veliev
H:«l«*s \ g e n c v , Eligen«*, Ore.
j u f t 7p«t
O S T T o o th - b r u s h in g Is
dus«* v e ry U io u g b tl« :» *)y
I t do«*« n o t r r ia o v o fo o d
d e p o s its fr o m u ll ttie s u rfa c e s
o f th e te e th s o d th e m o u t h ,
f r o m threw to fiv e m in u te s a re
r e q u ir e d to e ia -o m p h th a n y ­
t h in g l ik e a th o r o u g h c le a n in g
th e te e th . A t I t M t th is IB M h
tlm e s h o u ld b e s p e n ta fte r m e u ls
a n d a t u ig h t b«.*fore r e t ir in g .
M ost d t C t f O f tlM te rlt» ts k e «
p la c e d u r in g th e n ig h t o r r e s t­
in g lio u r s .
T h e to o th - b r u s h m u s t n o t be to o
c o arse e n d s tiff, a n d It s h o u ld
s e t he d r a w n s tr a ig h t a c ro s s
th e te e th . T h e p ro p e r m e th o d Is
to b ru s h fr o m th e g u iu s to w •!<1 *
th e c u ttin g e dge o f th e te e th
w ith • s lig h t c ir c u la r n o t io n .
A v o id th e use o f c o u rs e o r g r it
t y to o th p o w d e r s ,e n d a ll to o th
paste« c o n t a in in g so ap , a n d a ll
m o u th w a s h « ;« p u r p o r t in g to
c u re o r p r e v e n t d e n ta I t r o u b le .
A ft e r e ach b r u s h in g , th e m o u th
s h o u ld he rinse « ! o u t w ith lu k e
w a rm w a te r. T h e to o th b ru s h
s h o u ld be « le a n e d a u d k e p t d r y
w h e n n o t iu use.
M
J
P eym ent#
—¿ A i-
in t o w n
Ray m o u d W i l s o n a r r i v o il M o n d a y o vo
n in o f r o m C h itw o o « !, O r o , f o r a v is it
w it h homo fo lk * .
Faul
lo c a l f:
o f th o
fa tb o r,
CREEK
If Swift & Company
Made No Profit
or shoppod
M i and \ l i * . ( ‘ G ilkisoii, o f ( 'u l i f o r !
ma. visit»*»! Sunday at tho George I l a *
t in g * homo. Thoy vvori* on t h e ir way »«> j
Fort land
M r*
G ilkisoii
and
Mr».
H a s tin g * are sister*.
•I«»Itti Fainter and Ralph W a u l vv «• r«• |
in th* («»« \ o I ridav
J a s p e r H u t ! *p»*nt a few «i.«v* at his
i a u c h her o d u f i t i g t ho pa st wook.
1». A
t h e m romly t o o i i t r ni u t oi F o i l Mo Dow
«II. C a l i f , W e d n e s d a y , May " 1 *
The r a i n s « » t t ho p a s t we e k ha* d o n e
limoli gtuul t o g r o w i n g er op* in t h i s vi
o i ni t y.
The P atent Pouch keep» if Creek a n J Clean a n J C*»oJ
— i t is not R eal Gravely untkout tl u* l ‘roteet ion Seat
ta pu»» tk t lauf, daih kaut*.
j
1 mg station.
SEVENTY TWO MORE MEN
Ray moiid F a t t e n liti* a bro ke n arm
CALLED FROM COUNTY
Ilo w a * t li low n fro m a slo«l when the
hor«o> h o w a * driv ing booauio frig h te n e d .
L arge D r a f t f o r Comity T h a t H o l d * the
Il«* w a * taken to ('o tta go G ro v e for
Kt*«oi«l for Volun te e r*.
! troutim*nt.
Mr. and M r * Georg«* Dowou*. M r *
F m l o r Hi«« latest «li n 1 1 « all, umlor
Robbiu*, .mil \ union , ( ’bario* ami Noi
vv hi oh Oregon i* re«|uire«| to fui insti
son \ \ hipps atto mlod tho pro gram aud
lòia» men, Lam* countv w ill s«'ii«l 72,
pi» nic at Wtildou T ucsi I u n .
a« « o rd m g to tob'griipliie ««i»b*i* ro»’«*ivo«i
\ n uiiibor f r«»m hero wont t « » W ild
by tin* « om ití boanl ft « » in tin it • i pitan t
vv«*o«| Su nday to so»* the ru in * « » t tin* m ill I
g«*m*i al ni 1 * « » 1 1 lami.
that burned there Sunday morning.
Tin* hour«! will at «mo»* t a i l tin* iim 'U
The Robert Lanca iter faintly ha* in
hi ola** I hi t h e i r oi «lor a n d will hnv»«
stalled a telephone.
Dealers all aro und here carry it in 10c. pouches.
A 3c. stamp w ill put it into his hands in any T r a i n ­
ing C a m p or Seaport of the U. S. A . Even "over
t h e re " a 3c. stamp w ill take it to him. Y our dcalei
w ill supply envelope aud give you official directions
h ow to address it.
V-
M O U N T A IN
H i)
G i v e any n u n a chaw of U r a l G r a v e l y Plug, and
he w ill t e l l you t h a t s the kuwl to ten d
Send (ho
best!
O r d i n a r y plug it f t l i f economy. It coats lets
per w eek to chew Real Gravely» because a «mall
chew of it la t t * a long w hil '•
t%
J *
ilk
poison, oil tieeount «»I illness, ami lor
tho r«*g»stration o f absentee*.
V* wa* tho «’a*»* lust Juno 5, tin* regi*
t r a t io n is t«» lie oompletod in a single
day. Every young who ha* a tt a in e d hi*
¿Hit birthday uiuoo last Juno
lo r hi*
own protootion slituibl keep post«*il a*
to tho legist rat ion day mimed bv the j
president, for ignorance ««I the »late will
not bo aoooptod as an evens«» for f a i l ,
uro to rogislor.
Mr. and Mi*. F dw i n Tullnr, of Cot
*MK»‘ dr ovo, spent Sunday onoiiiiir at
tho (I. .1 K a p p u u f homo.
A I. Limbi«* and .1
A. Young
mot ored to th«» (»rovo M«>uduv
For Hale Cheap, i f taken at once, bouse
and tw o lots, 242 N. .1 Ht. n 19 p in 2 Ipil
For sale or tra d e for luintter
1 Uxl2
Nugb* eng ine; 1 No. 2 Fox fl»»«»r
♦craper w ith rubber wheels; I |Hx5 hand
" i n c h , gears w ith 2* j inch f a r e , heavy
enough tor log haul;
I 12 inch drum
s.ind«*i; 1 nu la m ander ; I saw m a n d re l;
1 1x2*1 power g rind s to ne ; I safe; I copy
ing press; I lie« k duplic ator. C o t t a g e
G ro ve, M f g . Co
m it f
W au tM l
Ha w m lll men at Donna, Ore
M«dia\vk I.um be r Co., D (). Addre»»,
M o h a w k , Ore,
m3 24pd
For Hale L C. Hm ltb t y p e w r i t e r No. f>.
Good eon «lit ion, new rib bo n; «heap f • » r
! cash, or w ill »»■ 11 ou mon fitly payments
i Geo. I I . Hruiuurd.
ui3tf«*
PuhH»hed kg the
Board e f Denial Axasifnsri
S ta te o f Oregon
»For Hale Cheap I n v a l i d ' s wheel choir.
Phone N11L; 104 I Ht. N.
m3 I7pd
i The Se ntinel has a nargolu In a sc hol
ursliip
in
the
In t e r n a ti o n a l
Cor
I respondenee Hchoid which has been left
I w ith if for s i l * .
f l tf c .
PORTLAND’S REAL
CONSERVATORY
w ith a s t u f f o f f i ft e e n European
t ra ine d a rtist teachers r«*:idy to
instru ct student« from the cl«*
meritary principles to the highest
finish iu Diano, Voice, V io lin ,
’( ’•dlo, H a rp , D m mat i<* A r t, »Stag«*
T e c h n ic , Esthetic Dancing, l.an
gunge and ( “ Music as T a u g h t in
Dublie Schools. * ') Mpc(jjnl Hum
incr Course to School Tencher».
Founded by
M in e. L u c i e
Valair
o f P a r i*, Frauee
Baled hay f u r
Phone 2 F I . T
Hale
C urtin
V e a te h .
m 10 2(1 im I
Fur Sale Oood hig w ork hurne, 10 yrx.
old, ««(. 1200; «100. John H o n te ttle r,
Mnginaw.
in 10 2-4| h I
For Sale UeglHtnred Jernny hull c a lf.
W. .1 M e**e nger, Row R iv e r. m lO lf n
For Hal* H a y rake and 2 section nte*l
harro w . VV. A l le m e n w n y . i n l 0 2(l|ui
Stra y e d or Stolen
Female hound, hlm k
w itli w h ite Hpol* mid tun m a rk in g .
Rew ard for re turn to i l m l c y l l i i r m * ,
('o ttiig e Gro ve, Oregon.
i i i I 7 | m I
Fur Hale T w o H ounce tent*, one I l x 10,
m u 1 Sx 10, both I ft. «Villi*. Good i *
new. \ w Z iR ik e r.
in 17 .11 pd
Soprano Soloist—Director
Special Advantages
Oregon College W h i t e Leghorn«, heavy
layer*. Kgg* fur hutching, 15 for 75o;
loo for »5. I 'hone I H 2 . W a ld o M i ll e - ,
in 17 V |'d
I’Ve«* «’l a s s L e s s o n s I n c l u d e d
in K e g u l a t ’ T u i t i o n
A f i n e home f o r young holy Htu
d e n t * a * well. Head f o r catalogue
For Hale— Batiy cart. In good condition.
M r * , .loh n Hil*b y.
m 17 pi I
234 Tenth St. Portlai.d, Ore.
iu.l-24
W anted
A wagon box.
F ra n k V a n
Nchoinrk; Co tta ge Grove.
in lb 24pit
M a i n 7:iOM
Horae for Sale
O 'l
*
«:)5 cash
Annel
Wood.
m !7pd
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