P ure Jellies
and
That have the
Pure Fruit Flavor
and
KERR &, SILSBY
The Iniiniui-t wine it the Indien ’ nid of
the Melhodint rhuri-ti intended to give
to the men of the rburt-h Tuendny eve
ning linn In-eii pnntponed to the evening
of Mart'll 20.
I.. E. Tillotaon, who wan with the Dint
dlvinion nn n truck driver, arrived here
Hnturday uiul will rename hin ponition
with the IT. H UiK|(ioK company.
Minn Marian Hooper, of Redding,
Calif., vlaiti-d during the pnnt week with
her nunt, Minn Lydia Hooper.
The Gnten half aolen for auto tire*
can lie had at my ahop after March 1.
V. H. Uuff.
fgltfc
Mrn C T. Peek vinited during the
pnnt week with her parentn at Vida.
Irving Yancey, who wua aeriounly in
jured in u mm mill accident at Donna
two wrekn ago, ia a nephew of Mr. and
Mrn, Hiram Yancey, of thin city. The
young man 'a injuriea were no nerioua
that hin purrutn were called from Klam
ath Ealla, but be la now recovering.
Death, fire and tasee wait for uo
man. Better protect youraelf with both
arid protecting youroelf from
life and fire Iniuranee before no tun cat
aatropka happens. Talk with Met self
rye irvublna u indeed mighty
food forcaght. If your beaut ie H all g iv , you the straight goods. mTtfs
The Red Cross last week shipped 46
often dixxy or your vixioii blur»,
shirts which had been made that week
it ix time to allow ua to make
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hraith, who had
an examination.
been visiting at the J. A. Hchneidsr
home, returned home Friday.
We can fit you to k 1 h » wk that
Mrn. J. I.. Orr, who wan recently op
will correct your fault ami I h * a
erated upon at Tacoma, Wash., ban been
comfort to the eye».
removed to the home of her daughter,
Mrn. '1. L Znin-ral, of that city. She
We grind our own I cukch ami
In espeeted home neit week. Mr. Orr
make them fit the need» of your
eipectn to move into the city from
Walker thin week.
eyea.
Bee our new ruminole lares The Fnir.
The acientific, druglexx adapta
N. E. Mtinoek, recently dinrhnrged
from the service, arrived .Saturday at
tion of gloxsex for the aid of vi-
the home of hin w ife’* parentn, Mr. nnd
aion and the relief of eyestrain
Mrn. E B. VanN'ortwirk, where Mrn.
Mnnock ban been reaiding while her bun
band hnn lx-en In the nervire. Their
home in at Dallas.
Optometrist-Optician
Mr. nnd Mra. Elmer Cnldwell arrived
lenheh g r o u n d on p r e m is e s
Hnturday from Elmira. Mrn. Cnldwell
wan formerly Minn Dorothy Inman and
they were married nt Eugene Wednen
•lay of Inat week. They will make their
home here.
(let pure limn-nulphor spniv solution
from Hnengel hardware nml know whnt
you urn doing. Htrnight .10* tent; no
C. M. Chrlsinnn, of W’avcrly, Kun», guenn work.
nini Mr» K. 0. Hoeley, of Tunlnlin, Ore.,
Mrn. Clariaen Emblen, of Butte, Mont.,
k » v e Ili-eli nilileil tu thè Imt o f tinnii-
in visiting her brother and sinter, H. R
frnin uutniile thè Cotture Orme country Bniley and Mrn. Cornelin Chapin.
»h o funi tbnt The Hrntinel in u welcome
Mm. Mattie Kirk nnd Mrn. George
wei-kly vìnitnr.
Cole went to Koaehurg Hntiirday.
Hpot i-unh for egg* every day in thè
The hnrher shop next to Willson ’n
yeur. Furuier»’ Caab Market.
f-.Stfe
reatnurnnt linn been opened by C.
W. H, MrliwartX, o f Payelte, I• In., vie Heluirff, recently of Nhcild.
iteti bere duriiig thè |-unt week. Ilo in
Mrn. Alice VnnValin, of Arlington,
a lln|itint mininter.
N'eli., who spent the winter lit the home
Mrn. M. J. Winemnn n|ient Ibi- week of her daughter. Mm. J. II. Chambers,
end ut Walker.
left Monday for her home.
/
Mrn Clarence Ilesa nini dutighler vis-
Everything in poultry supplies from
ited durmg thè |iHnt week ut thè homi- the baby chirk to the egg basket at the
o f Mrn Itcnn ’ nmtlier, Mrn. Hurliurn Farmers’ Cash Market.
f2Stfc
If uhi.
Mr. and Mm. J. T. Ferguson, who had
Anuther bit big .1 pollini ridi Votimi been here for u venr keeping house for
$1 per roti ut The Fair.
M. I*. Gnrmitte, left Monday for their
Mrn. 8. Kunniug, <»f Mnrrumento, vin- home at Canyon City, iieroinpiinied by
ited duriii^f thè punì week ut thè lumie their daughter, Minn Pearl.
l.m-y Holland.
Mm. Bona Hugger, of Creawell, spent
Mr. unii Mrn. t’nrl Coi were in Eu- the week end with Mrs. Gottfried tim
gene Hundny.
ber.
Rev. .lume* Muore, district superili
With a 5l)c purchase Hnturday you
tendeat, i-oaducli-d nervlcen ut thè Mcth get a souvenir at The Fair.
odint rhiireh Hunday iveni*|.
Minn Ireta Cooley, of Eugene, visited
Twu or tbree neeond humi wagon» for thin week ut the home of her nunt, Mm.
unir. Wyniio & Kime.
m!!l-i8 ■Iudu White.
D. J. Scholl
TALES OF THE TOWN
/? =
SYRUP SALE
SPECIAL FOR SAT.. MCH.
6 pound pail White Karo Syrup......................................... 55<*
5 pound paid Dark Karo Syrup............... ......................... 5 5 #
10 pound pail White Karo Syrup...................................$ 1 . 1 0
10 pound pail Dark Karo Syrup.....................................« 1 . 1 U
6 pound pail White Wedding Breakfaxt,. , ....................... 5 5 ?
6 pound pail Dark Wedding Breakfaxt...............................5 5 ^
10 pound pail White Wedding Breakfast..................... $ 1 . 1 0
10 pound pail Dark Wedding Breakfast ..................... $ 1 . 1 0
6 pound pail Marshmallow Syrup.......................................0 0 #
10 pound pail Marshmallow Syrup.................................$ 1 .1 2 0
6 pound can Onne and Maple Syrup
...................
90#
T0BAUC0- We have not raised on the price ol tobacco.
RUED— LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES ON FEED
S h ort’s G rocery
WALK
A
BLOCK
AND
SAVE
A
DIME
Those from outside points who were
here to attend the fuiieriil of J. T. Alii
non were Mr nnd Mrs. G. E. Allison and
family ml Mra. I’ aul Hilton und son,
of McMinnville; J. W. Allison and son
Ross und Mr. uud Mrs. H. E. Allison,
of Ornnts l’un»; Mr. und Mm D. Y. Al
linon uud Mm. Clárense Hens, of Rose
burg; H. F. Htrnugc, Mr. sud Mrs. A. E.
Htruoge uud Mr. und Mrn. Alisei Abbott,
of i'ortluml, und Mr. und Mm. J. E.
Kirklttnd, of Albany.
Minn Eunice VunDenbnrg returned
from Eugene Hnturday.
John Armstrong, of Eugene, it spend
ing the week here.
Minn Jennie Hmith in recovering from
un attack of the grip.
Mrs. Itoy Hmith in suffering from u
nervoun breakdown.
Mill nupplieu; Hwengel hardware.
Mrs. IJIlie (Trow, of Inorane, visited
from Hunduy to Tuesday with Mrn.
Mury Inbiuuel.
Her vices will be held ut 11 o ’clock
Hunduy forenoon ut the I'reubyterian
church, Rev. Large, of Eugene, officiât
ing.
Mr, and Mm. Floyd Churchill, of
Koneburg, who hud been visiting ut the
home of Mr. (,’burcbiH’n parents, Mr.
und Mm. Hholby Churchill, returned
home Monday.
New buttons in the much wanted
nhuden ut The Fair.
Mra. Henry Hohl and Mm. George
Hohl were called to Ht. Helena Monday
by the death of their grandmother, Mrn.
Esther Miller.
Depot Lunch Counter
Best Eating House in Town
for the Money
QUICK SERVICE
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS
Candy, Tobacco, Cigar*
MRS. M. L Hcndcraon, Proprietor
Georg« Teeters was injured Monday
while employed in the repair ahop at
th« O. P. A E. railway. He wan naught
batween two logging ear*. Two riba
were fractured and both hands were
sprained by being turned backwards.
Wc now havs lima in stock. Any
quantity. Hwengel hardware.
A sun wan born Monday to Mr. and
Mm. I.oe Tennis at Hpringfield.
\V. 1,. Young und family are here
from Bremerton, Wash., and hiive
bought the George I,. |jttle place on
Count Fork.
E B. Crane wan in from Blitck Butte
Wednesday, nernujpanying W. B. Den
nis, of Carlton, who hud been out to the
milling property in which be is inter
ested.
Dry lime sulfur is cheaper and better
than the liquid solution. Wynne &
B sm
■ f*H
Mm. Iloruce Cochran und daughter
Murgery arrived Tuesday from Tiller.
Margery hud nuntaioed another fracture
of the unit und wan brought here for
medical attention.
Erunk Humbrick bun bought <be John
England place on Went Main street.
Mr. nml Mrn. Huiubrick und G. W. Mr-
Furluiid left Wednesday for The Dulles
to pHck the liumbrick household goods
for shipment.
Rev. E. G. O. Groat len Tuesday for
a visit of several weeks ut Garfield.
Wanh.
WANT AD. RATES.—One cent a
word with a minimum charge of 25
rents. Three insertion» for 50 cents.
No ad. charged for less than 50 cents.
It '* cheaper to pay cash. Want udn. are
the little liver pills of the advertising
world.
m7tf
April and May Chicks
Are Money Makers
EASIER & CHEAPER TO RAISE
Trapnested White Leghoris
CATALOG ON REQUEST
Wm. Hands & Son
Box 614, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Phoue 1-F2 SC a Miles East of City
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lee Roy Wood»,
Jr., visited Saturday and Hundny at the
home of i.ieuti'iiiiut Woods' grandpar
ent», Dr. and Mr». D. I,. Wood». Ser
geant Dan L. Wood» arrived Tuesday
for a visit uf several day» at the same
place. Both of the young men have just
returned from service with the tIUth.
They were members of the old Hixth
company. Their parents now live at
Cornelius.
Dr. W. W. Oglesby has greatly ini
proved ia health during the past week.
The M. M. Thornton family have re
turned from Leona.
Souvenir» Saturday at The Fair—get
yours.
Charles Ferguson, a member of the
65th, left last week to tnke a position
nt Portla»d. He had been visiting his
parents, Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Ferguson,
llis parents gave a party iu his honor
the Sunday before he left.
Henry Hmith, of Dexter, visiteit -lur
ing the past week with hi» brother
Chsrles.
Mrs. Bai'il Parker and daughter Intel
la visited this week at the home o f Mrs.
Parker's mother. Mrs B. E. MeKinaey,
and with Mr. Parker's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. M Parker.
Dr. 8. M. Wendt was in Eugene Tues
day on business.
Mr and Mr*. H. E. Gilki-mon returned
Tuesday to their home in Ornntn I’ nua,
after a visit at the home of Mm. Gil-
kerson’n mother, Mrs. Ellen Jones.
Buy u Florence automatic blue flame
oil stove from the Hwengel hardware
uud cut down your wood bill. The bent
oil stove made.
Mrn. J. Murk Comer returned Tue*
dyu from a visit at Hutberlin.
Mrn. A McKinney in visiting at Ores
well thin week ut the hoia*. o f her
daughter, Mrn. Jerry Coeblin.
George Young, who recently under
went an operation, in again able to be
out on the street.
A. E. Burrows und fumily vinited in
Eugene Tuendny.
Mm. J. R. Medley und daughter
Delia returned Tuenduy from a visit at
Onklnnd. They were accompanied by
four of Mm. Medley ’a grandchildren.
New dress skirts—apeciul bargain* at
The Fair.
H. O. Boling was here from Myrtle
Creek thin week looking for a location.
Hurry Culver was in the city from
Grants I’uss Tuesday.
Geo. C. Hewitt, representative of the
internul revenue department, will be
here from April 10 to April 12 to advise
with income taxpayers.
A rumor reached here this week that
Oscar McAllister, a former resident of
thin section, had been reported killed in
action. The report can not be con
firmed. He corresponded with Mr. and
Mr*. I,. W. Hunt, of Wildwood, but they
ha ve bad no word to that effect and
do not believe it in true, although they
have hud not heard from him since the
nigning of the armistice.
Huy dry lime sulfur from Wynne 4
Kime and cut down the cost of your
spraying.
m7-28
Eugene Kegiater: William Lane ban
filed complaint in circuit court suing the
Bank of Cottage Grove for the recovery
of personal property to the value of
4326. Mr. Lane allege» that a note giv
en by J. W. Owen, H. E. Owen, T. E.
McCullough and George Atkinson to
il-
Lowell in the sum of $300 is
rightfully his property.
An item last week stated that Mrs.
Alfred Jury and Mrs. Martha Blackwell
had completed and donated a quilt to
the Bed Cross. The aeeond name should
have been M il Martha Blaekmore.
Dry lime-sulfur ia not a substitute for
liquid lime-sulfur. It is the liquid in
dry form and is cheaper. For aale by
Wynne A Kime.
m7-28
Roy DesLarzes, one of the casuals of
the 361»t infantry, arrived home last
night and is still looking fit to clean
up n whole regiment of Germans. •
Telephone 79 and We Will Call for
YOUR LAUNDRY
Rough dry with all flat pieces Ironed
WE ALSO DO CLEANING
AND PRESSING
Laundry picked up Monday till noon
and delivered Wednesday evening.
Will pick up any time up to Wednes
day evening and deliver Saturday.
The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
Curtis Yentek and E. K. Crow were
among those in Eugene Thursday of last
week in connection with the famous l.o-
raue road.
L. 8. Hill is sporting a classy Haynes
six, which he and O. E. Woodson drove
up from Portland.
Herbert Brown, former member of the
65th, is visiting nt the W. A. Ward
home at Loruno.
Little Donna Bartell returned Monday
from a visit nt the home of I)r. nnd
Mrs. T. W. Harris nt Eugene.
H. C. Madsen has just received a full
line of the famous Pathe gruphophones.
Call and see them.
f llt fc
A. R. Hweetser, o f the U. of O.. deliv
ered an inspirational lecture, “ A Man's
Job,” to the men of the Methodist
ehurch Tuesday evening. The address
was part'of the campaign to stir inter
est in the approaching centenary move
ment.
Sergeant Ralph Teeters, of the 69th,
arrived here Wednesday. He went to
Astoria from Camp U-wis and his close
friends say that Cupid’s darts have
more seriously wounded another soldier
boy than did nnv uf the German cannon.
Pathe records will bring to your own
home all the music of the world, hav
ing laboratories in all the large cities in
Europe and in New York. II. C. Mad
sen.
f li t f i-
A dozen or more Silk Creekers attend
ed the meeting of the county court at
Eugene Tuesday, when the court set the
location for the I.orane road.
Dr. Kime was iu Portland several
days of tho past week.
New waists $2.98 to $6.50. The Fair.
An anniversary cake in the window
of the Fnir store has attracted yAnsid-
ernble attention during the past week.
Mrs. H. H. Kibbey has received a
beautiful Japanese handling from her
son, George Duerst, who is in the navy
Full enr poultry supplies at Farmers’
Cash Market. Car lot prices.
f28tfc
Mrs. Helen K. Monser writes from
Portland to renew her subscription for
another year.
The district court this week granted
a divorce to S. H. Vaughn from Corn
I.. Vaughn on the grounds of desertion
Oliver plows, harrows, discs and all
kiad« of1 term implement* are sold by
the Hwengel hardware.
The Red Cross has received * rush
order quota and all sewers are urgently
requested to give all the time they can
to this very necessary and urgent work.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooley and Geo.
Cooley were Eugene visitors Tuesday.
>
W e Have 300 Pounds of Fine *
Dried Prunes
in our show window which we want to
sell within the next week. Special price
for the week—
2 Pounds, 25c; 9 Pounds, $1.00
DON’T FOROET ABOUT THE ONION SET8 AND
OARDEN SEEDS- TIME TO BUY NOW.
A. BRUND & COMFY
Grocers to Particular People
Phone 65
J/
All overseas soldiers and sailors and
all men who were originally with the
old regiment commanded by Colonel
Hammond are invited to a dancing par
ty at the armory in Eugene Hnturday
night. The boys are Invited to bring
their mothers, sisters, wives and sweet
hearts and to wear their uniforms. The
affyfr is given by the 65th auxiliary, as
sisted by the 69th mothers aad the
chamber of commerce auxiliary.
Half soles save half on your shoe bill.
Your Bhoes will last much longer if al
ways kept repaired and the cost of re
pairs w ill be cheaper that way. See Doe
Goff, the old original shoe doctor, jlt fc
Mrs. D. H. Ili-menway is home from
an extended visit in Portland.
The L. 8. Hill family plans to move
to Han Francisco in the near future.
Lots of new goods in this week at
The Fair.
Homer Richey has bought the Sixth
street garage from 8. ,P. Shortridge and
Chas. Faulkner. Mr. Faulkner expects
to leave the first of the week for Ix>s
Angeles.
Charles Faulkner returned Wednesday
from a trip to Corvallis.
John VanNortwiek has recovered
from a severe attack o f the grip.
Liberty bonds will be taken at par in
exchange for goods or in payment on
account at Hwengel’s hardware store.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rutter at Gold Hill. Mrs.
Rutter was formerly Miss Veta Hickey.
Pearl Plaster stopped o ff here yes
terday to visit his parents and relatives
while on his way from the presidio to
Fort Columbia. He is in the coast artil
lery.
Mrs. C. E. Frost was in Eugene Tues
day.
George M. Hawley was in Eugene
Tuesday.
Bovs’ overalls at The Fair.
I.uSells Htewart, o f the 20th engin
eers, has been promoted to a captaincy.
He is now in the central part of France.
Mrs. G. M. Hull. Mrs. W. W. MrFar
land and Miss Maud Doyle visited in
Eugene Tuesday.
T. G. Swanson, who spent the pinter
with his son. A. W. Swanson, left Wed
nesday for his home at Wheaton, Minn.
Get some of the enamelware bargains
at The Fair.
Mrs. Sarah Purvance is visiting at
Hpringfield with her daughter, Mrs.
Ellison.
Mrs. Mary Cooper and son Kelly were
in Eugene Tuesday and brought home
a car.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Foster have moved
here from Eugene.
Mrs. A. French, who had been visit
ing Mrs. Sim Edwards, returned Tues
day to her home at Paso Robles, Calif.
Full line of Pathe records on hand;
require no change of needles. The per
manent, smooth, polished sapphire ball
being round, it will not cut the surface
of the record nor impair it in any way
as a sharp point, hence the Pathe re
cords are practically indestructible. II.
C. Madsen.
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A report was eurrent here during the
past week that Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly-
had receive«! word that the death of
their sou Delbert in France ha«l not
been confirmed. Word from Mr. and
Mrs. Kelly is that they have received
no word since that stating that Del
bert ’s grave had been found in France.
Mr. and Mrs. Elinor Cooper, of Salem,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Cooper.
Millicent and Jerrine Burrows re
cited at an Oddfellows entertainment
in Eugene Tuesi^ay night.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Alspnugh, of Cal
gary, Alberta, visited during the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Heldon Powell.
Meet your friends Saturday at The
Fair. *
Mrs. J. 8. Medley, of Eugene, was
here Wednesday to attend the purty
given by Mrs. B. R. Job in honor of
Mrs. L 8. Hill.
Miles Pitcher, who was visiting nt
the h--me of his granddaughter, Mrs.
Ogl* Young, suffered a severe paralytic
stroke Wednesday.
Mrs. Alf. Jury has been suffering
from a nervous breakdown during tho
past week.
Engen« Guard; Henry Landess has
filed suit against the J. A1 Pattiaon
Lumber company for judgment in the
sum o f $571.64 alleged due for services
performed for tho company. Mr. I>aii
dess, the complaint states, earned the
amount due him while employed as fore
man of logging operations. Interest at
6 per cent, eosta and attorney f«-es are
also asked.
With the cost of everything entering
into the making of a newspaper increas
ing, it is absolutely essential that all
subscriptions be paid promptly.
•••
Levi Geer returned Saturday from a
business trip to Albany and went on to
his home at London.
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DETECTIVES ON SCENT OF
PURLOINERS OF GASOLINE
Mystery dark and deep surrounds the
disappearance of five gallons of gaso
line which was given Miss Georgia Kin
sey as a birthday present by the Joker
club. There were five gallons o f the
volatile fluid, being one gallon for every
five years she has spent upon this mun
dane sphere, but this fact ia supposed
to be just as dark and deep a mystery as
the disappearance o f the birthday pres
ent, which disappeared the day after
its receipt.
When Miss Kinsey left the party the
evening of the party it is reported that
she was embarrassed by the aumlx-r who
wished to see that the fluid was taken
home in safety and it is said that one
of the eligible bachelors who got the
cold shoulder threatened dire vengeance.
Several local detectives are on his trail
and it is likely that before the affair is •
settled someone is going to be occupying
a cold and clammy eell in the city jail
— providing the owner o f the gasoline
doesn’t relent in her determination to
deal out fitting punishment to the guilty
party.
SCHOOL TEACHER KEEPS
SECRET OVER TWO MONTHS
Anyone who thinks a woman cannot
keep a secret is respectfully referred
to the fact that Mrs. Ronald Lynn
Voorhees, who has had the right to use
that namo since January 3, has lieen
going by her maiden name of Mi-s Patti
Orr, and the secret would not have been
exposed but for the fact that Mr. Voor
hees decided to visit his wife here this
week. The wedding took place nt Puy
allup, Wash., while the bride was vis
iting there at the home o f her bus-
band’s parents during the Christmas
vacation. Miss Orr— pardon us— Mrs.
Voorhees teaches in the Walden school
and is a daughter o f Rev. and Mrs. \\.
A. Orr, of Creawell.
GERMAN GAS MASK BEARS
BLOOD OF HUN VICTIM
Mrs. Henry Selde received yesterday
two of the gas masks used by the Ger
mans on the west front. They are much
different from those used by the Amer
icans and are on exhibition for n few-
days in The Sentinel window.
One o f the masks bears the blood
blood marks of its fornjer wearer and
this mask Mrs. Selde has been asked to
take care of /or Floyd Owen, of the 9th
aero squadron, of the army of occupa
tion, who sent them to her.
_____________________ _ •
Will Banquet Soldiers and Sailors.
The minute men of the Methodist
church will give a banquet to the sol
diers and sailors of the Cottage Grove
community in tho banquet room of the
church next Tuesday evening. All sol
diers and sailors are cordially invited t<>
be present. There will be an informal
program.
R. A. M.. ATTENTION.
Specinl convocation Cottagi»
Grove chapter, R. A. M., Wed
nesday night, Mua-h 26. Mark
master degree, ^siting breth
ren weleome.
Bv order W. M. Gottfried Gräber, Sec.
Direct Connections for Foreign Exchange
OUR DIRECT AND INTIMATE CONNECTIONS WITH MANY HUN
DREO CORRESPONDENTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE ClVlJ.lKEU
WORi.D ENABLES US TO PERFORM SPECIAL SERVICE IN FOR
EIGN DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS.
i r YOU DESIRE TO SEND MONEY TO YOUR FRIENDS OK
RELATIVES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES CONSULT THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Cottage Grove
IE E M B E R O F F E D E R A L R E S E R V E B A R K