Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., August 29, 1919, Image 7

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A dozen high class wheels on exhi­
gene Sunday visiting at the home o f
ber parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. I. Jones. bition on our floor at prices you cun’t
A. J. Armstrong und daughter, Miss | duplicate in a cutalog. You take no
■ haloes when you buy a wheel that
Mae, were up from Kugene Huiulny.
| you can see. A picture doesn't tell the
Roof paint; Hwengel Hardware,
whole story. M. 0. Cochran.
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Mrs. Almu Hears went to Creswell
U. M Murksbury returned Tuesday
Holiday to visit Mrs. Ann Hears.
f{uui a business trip tu Han Francisco.
Win. Ilelliweil, of Yoneallu, visited
Mrs. II. C. Johnson returned Holiday
Over the week end lit the homes of his tu her home m Centralia, Wush., after
sous, A. W. and F. J He conducted a Visit of two weeks with her pureots,
the Oliver auction Haturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hull.
Mr. und Mrs. J. K Oetrnader left
Mr. und Mrs. Kb. Hpruy ure on an
Haturday for a visit In Kugene at the outing at Kitson springs.
home o f their daughter, Mrs. Marion
Miss Frances Coshow, who had mude
Veliteli, and in Astoni! at the home of
WASMKN ILUTIIKH WITHOUT Itl ItlilNU.
their duughter, Mrs. Nina lliimphrya. an extended visit ut the home of her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills, re
Miss Jean Harper, of Portland, who turned Hundny to her home in browns
WILL NOT IN.II UK TIIK MOST DKLU'ATK KAIilUI'H.
had spent a month ut the home of her ville.
r o NTA IN H NOTHING T H A T WILL KAUM TIIK
aunt, Mrs O. G. Kerr, returned Fri
A home tanner that is a pippin.
duy to her home.
11A N OS
Haves most o f the work und worry.
Dinmonda, phonographs und a beau­ Ask to soo it ut Wynne k Kune’s.
tiful line of luilics ’ bracelet watches at
U. O. Knowles was in Portland this
Miul-u'ii’s.
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week on euouery business.
Frank Walluee is suffering with a
Mrs. O. K. Hutsell was in Kugene
badly injured left hand which lie cut
on tin while assisting his father, John Wednesdays
Mrs. Alta King motored up from
Wallace, in repairs to the old Perkins
Eugene Tuesday.
home.
Mrs. Cluru Murk holder underwent an
Mrs. J. V. Htewurt went to Kugene
Friday to aeeompuny home her mother, operation Tuesday for the removal of
Mrs. O, M. Parker, who had been re her tonsils.
nr'iving medieal treatment there.
Mrs. K. Bentley, o f Winters, Calif.,
I). K. Woodson was in Kugene Fri who hud been visiting at the I. M.
r i t urii<‘(| holm« Sutwjiiuy uml in rrcov
Harvey home, returned home Tuesday.
day on business.
♦•ring nicely.
Chickens, bogs, veal und cattle want­
1 cau Mil your farm, f have rails for
ed ut the People's Market.
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good farm land every day priced right.
The Grove Lumber company has
I.isl your fuiui with me und get results.
j moved its office into the First N a ­
Property everywhere fur sule or trade.
tional bank building.
Laundry picked up until Monday
Ite.d my list in window curb duy. Ueo.
Mr. und Mrs. Karl Gunster, o f Port
noon will t<« delivered Wednesday
ii Uraiuard.
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tund, visited over Tuesday night ut the
evening. Any laundry picked up
Mr. and Mrs. I.. 8. McCoy left Hat
Dr. W. W. Oglesby home.
after Monday noon, and not later
unlay for Keedsport, to which place
than
Wedneuday
evening,
will
be
Miss Iternice Rice, o f Myrtle Creek,
they nro moving.
is visiting her uncle und uunt, Mr. and
delivered Haturday.
Mr A. lieiiiginan, o f Curtin, visited
Mrs. J. h. Duunivan.
C L E A N IN O A N D PRE88INO
the latter part of last week with her
ONCE A W E E K
Florence Automatic oil cook stoves,
!ii 'ightei, Mis. ('has. Cooley.
Must be In not later than Friday
the blue flume kind, ure sold ut the
Mr. and Mrs. ft, K. Kinnerty raine
morning for delivery Saturday.
Hwengel Hardware. Kerosene is cheap
op from Eugene Friday and spent the
er thun wood.
week end with friends.
W. Frasier Johnson and bis mother,
\\ inehester guns nnd ammunition,
J. H. Milne was in Kugene Friday on Mrs. Joseph T. Johnson, were in Port­
hunting knives, rampers' outfits, sold businesa.
land several days this week.
hv Hwengel Hardware.
Mrs. M. A. Darlund retureed toport
Mrs. Walter Callison has returned
I Ir. slid Mrs, II, J,. Woods returned laiol Friday, after a visit nt the home from a visit at Drain.
the latter part of lust week from a of her motber, Mrs. Jlurbara iiolil.
Mrs. John V. Htrange, formerly Miss
visit at Kelso, Wash., being accompli
We huvr a fine liue o f rhina dishes Mundy, who taught in the high school
uii'<l home by their daughter, Mrs. Roy
wliieh w> are selling either in sets or here a number o f years ago, visited
Uel. h.
by the piree. Wynne k Kirne.
Mrs. Charles Adams this week, being
H. I.. (iodard returned Thursday
accompanied by her two sons.
Mr».
Pearl
Hutchinson,
o
f
Aatoria,
night of Inst week from a trip to east*
iS visiting at the home of her sister,
M ilton Woodson arrived Wednesday
ern O reg o n .
Mrs. Georg« Mote.
morning unexpectedly from Htamford,
Mrs It H Hwengel nnd Mrs. Jennie
Mrs. W. Huntington, o f Yonculta, Texas, and informed his brothers, O. E.
Tin' first symptoms of eyestrain Fislitiurn left Fridny for nn outing at visiteil during the past weck with the and J. K., that be is going tu make
Newport.
them an extended visit.
Chest nut frnnily.
slioiiM Ur lie< <l< il.
I f you have any trouble, come in and
hi >ot Cash— I will buy all the good,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
F.
J.
Huri!
cnmc
up
I f the e y e s w ere \v< ak iln r in g let Its tell you whut it iu, whether or nut from Kugene Mornlay. Mrs. Hnrd went infertile eggs you can furnish and pay
you let us do the repairing. Hprny k
the highest cash price. At my red
tile last tel lit o f school, h ave til* III L in g, uutu repairs nnd service. jnefJtfc on into th« Hoheinin mines.
hum just north of city purk. J. F.
exM lliillcil Is fore entering W'htiol
lirile ii ml la'slie Hawkins returned
Spray.
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Friday to eastern Oregon, utter a visit
this fall.
A.
W.
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ell
i
well
and
Roy
E.
Hhort
with their parents, Mr. und Mrs. F
are on un outing in the Hteamboat
O fte n I can help a eliihl escape W. Huwkins, Hale going to l.atirsnde
country.
md la lie to Pilot Roes.
glasses Inter.
Mrs. J. W. Buckley returned Mon
K. H. Ituasell has moved from the
day from Keedsport, where she made
is a large part o f the meut market
S C H O O L C H IL D R E N S
Cochran ranrh onto the Powell ranch,
an extended visit at the home of her
business. When you buy meat you
which In* has leased for three ycurs.
E Y K S E X A M IN E D
son, J. L. Buckley,
want to know it has been prepared
J o e porter has bought the first 1920
W IT H O U T C H A R G E
mul kept under sunitary conditions.
Cecil Wooley, brother of Mrs. 0. M.
Maxwell to be sold in Cottage tirove
We are us particular about all our j Scott, has gone to Hucramento to bring
Mi-< K v n Wentworth nrrivial Hntur
meat as if we were going to eat 1 hack an airplane fur a party in Ku
day from Pasrideun, Calif., to spend i
it ourselves.
| gene, where it will be used for com
short time on her ranrh between here
t me re i a l purposes. Mrs. Scott has not
and
I
air
a
lie.
Miss
Myrtle
Huhbell,
o
f
Optician Optometrist
learned whether or not Mr. Wooley
j will fly the machine home.
Lenses Ground on the Premises this city, will lie her guest.
Preserving kettles und everything
Step ladders; Hwengel Hardware.
Phone 89
Bartels & Safley
used in running always on hand at
K. Kelley has purchased the Robin
Wynne k Kune's.
son restaurant business.
Mr nnd Mrs. Melvin Roberts w<
J. B. Himeral writes that they are
up from Kugene Sunday.
Miss Nellie Hemenway came up from
moving to Brooklyn, Iowa, from I)u
Hr. and Mrs. W. M. Hamilton und Portland Hundny to spend a week with Pont, Wash. Brooklyn was their home
il'iiighters l.evieey nud Klertu left Hull- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. II. 11cm before coming to Cottage Grove.
day by motor for Coos Hay.
on kray.
Mrs. J. H. Lake and Mrs. Henry
Frank Woodruff was in Kugene Sat
I tender gives n twist to the bread tbnt
Fred ■■ nil J iiii Arnold cume ii|> from
l-uk« went to Salem Tuesday to visit
urditv
on
htiainesn.
Purl limit Sunday tu visit ut tin- horn«- makes it delirious. Insist on huviug the
Henry Luke, who was seriously injured
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o f tIn ir ini•!In*r, Mrs. .tin* Porter. Fri'il home product.
K. Dollarhide was in Eugene Inst some tirnu ago in a sawmill accident
ri'turIll'll Tuesday hut Joe will In* here
Mr. nnd Mrs. Marion Vcatch motored Friday on business.
and is in a hospital at Salem.
s week or so.
up from Kugene Kriduy evening to at
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Hess were in Eu­
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wygle are mov
tend the Masonic picnic.
A|i|de punrs; S n e iijil Hardware.
gene Inst Fridny.
ing here from Salem.
Mrs. C. \l Parker reliirneil Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. U. K. Kiliott nnd I)r.
If you would save your sole at a trifle
Mis.s Nellie Myers is visiting in Ku
from Eugene, when* she hud heeii n* I*. A. Mr (lee, who hud been visiting o f the rest o f a new pair o f shoes, Bee gene this week.
reiving inediriil t reutment.
She is at the John Under home, returned Hat Doc G off, shoe A tire chiropractor, j-ltfc
The item last week stating that Mr.
unlay to Pittsburg. Mrs. Elliott is t
greatly improved.
G. II. Tyson was up from Kugene and Mrs. Chas. Levine had returned
daughter
of
Mr.
Uuder.
Mrs. Itulph Ijinrusler urrivrd Hntur-
Monday on business.
from Sumner, Wash., was in error. It
duy from I'hehiihs, Wusli. Mr. I.an*
YOU N K V K lt KNO W when death
W. A. Klkins, former Christian was Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Jones who
rosier hud arrived previously, having may overtake you. It lurks every
returned. Mr. and Mrs. Levine are
heen culled here hy I lie illness o f his where. YOU N K V K lt KNOW what church pastor here but more recently still there.
a chaplain in the army, has purchased
mother.
those left behind may meet in the
Bicycles sold cheaper at home than
Ed. Miller, Jr., returned to Portlnnd way o f hardships. YOU fit) KNOW a book and art store in Kugene.
from a cutalog, and you have a chance
Hnturduy nfter u visit with his father. that n life insurance policy will help
to see wbat you are buying. I L C.
Anyone wishing Hr. Nwull'k pnstlles to make th,. burden easier. Talk with
Cochran.
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T R Y A N IC E PIECE OF
for feiuulo weakness write to Mrs. 8. Metcalf. Advice free whether or not
Gerald
Johnson,
14
years
of
age,
of
M. Ilunsurd, l.ehuiinn, (Ire.
sptl-’pd you take a policy.
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Portland, who with his mother wns
Arthur Htewurt returned Saturday
Miss Klisa Scott, who had been vis
visiting at the home o f Mrs. Johnson's
from Ashland, where he hud lo'en for iting lor grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
We always hnvc n full line o f
brother, Charles Lawrence, at Com­
the benefit o f his health.
Wm. Kdlcfsen o f l.ornne. left Sunday
choice fresh nnd cured meats, sau­ stock, sustained a severely fractured
Mrs. Kate Hears is suffering from nil for itetliughmn, where she will tench
sage, wieners, bohignu, nnd nil kinds
left arm Tuesday when ho fell out of
uliseesa on one of her eyes.
the coming year.
o f lunch meats. Give us a trial.
an apple tree. He was brought here
Wo will treat you right.
Miss Mildred Hall, who rei'ently Uli
to have the fracture set.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Peppie, o f Port-
dement an operntlon for nppendii'ltls, hind, were week-end guests o f George
FREE D E L IV E R Y
Japies Hawley was in Eugene Mon­
Knowles.
day on business.
I give special
Mrs. A. Doolittle visited relatives at
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Whitlock, of
attention to the Creswell during the past week.
Portland, are visiting relatives here.
H. Culver, Prop.
Phone 15
Eye, Ear, Nose
Dance, Saturday, August .10. Real
Alice Richmond, of Bend, is
and Throat, as Jar/ music by Field's Imperial J r 7. x
visiting at the home o f her daughter.
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Mrs. E. W. Armes.
well os General Orchestra. Moose hall.
Surgery.
Eyes
Mr. und Mrs. Chun. Whitfliek went
G. M. Hcott is nursing a badly
II. C. Madsen returned last Fridny
tested and glasses fitted.
Dr. to Portland Huiulny to visit relatives. from a business trip to Portland.
sprained wrist, tho result of having
W endt, at Cottage Grove Hospital
Miss Marie, Jones was up from Ku
Miss Helen Darling returned to Port been “ kicked” by his car.
Darwin Bristow und 8. D. Calkins
land Monday nfter an extended visit
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nt the home of hyr aunt, Mrs. D. H. were up from Eugene yesterday in con­
nection with the appraisement o f the
Hemenway.
Joe and James Porter properties, which
Roofing paper; Hwengel Hardware.
are being divided between the owners.
J. 11. Hubbard, o f Creswell, spent
Mr. and Mrs. John McCullough, of
the week end ut the home of his par­ Crow, are visiting ut the M. P. Oa
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Hubbard.
routte homo while Mr. McCulloirgh is
Chester Cowans and A. Page returned receiving medical treatment. Mrs. Mc­
and pay for the extra rhs b y stopping at Short's
Monday to their homes nt Waunn, n f­ Cullough nnd Mrs. Garoutte are sisters.
ter a visit at thA home o f their uncle,
Grocery, where you will find the cleanest and
Andy Nelson was up from Kugene
J. Z. Coates,
yesterday on business.
most select stock in the city. I f you don ’t run
Mrs. Robin Powell is here from Port
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Harvey left
land.
yesterday morning for Portland, to be
a buzz wagon, the walking is good nnd you w ill
Cakes and pastries always on hand, or gone until Hundny.
made to order for uny occasion or to suit
be well paid for the minute extra it takes to
Mr. and Mrs. Eb. Spray returned
any taste. Render's bakery— a home in-,
dustry.
jlydtfc Wednesday night from an outing at
walk the extra block.
Kitson springs.
Mrs. K. G. O. Groat visited this
Wynne & Kime have nn nnusunlly
week with Mrs. P. Mooney nt Creswell.
A new roof nnd a liberal application attractive show window. It is a hunt
o f paint nnd stain has greatly im­ ing scene with three deer peering
proved the nppeurnnr« o f the Z. L. through tho evergreen and a cougar
and a bobcat ready to spring upon
Cox residence at 1328 west Main.
their prey.
Wm. Culver, of Bandon, accompanied
Mr. und Mrs. J. M. Davidson, of
by his family, visited a few days this
Oakland, visited this week with Mrs.
week with his brother Harry.
H. R. Piper is assisting temporarily Davidson’s mother, Mrs. Edgar King.
nt the Knowles k timber hardware
W. G. Perry is being treated for an
store.
abscess on the eyeball of the left eye.
Claud Allen was here from Hutherlin Mr. Perry has but recently recovered
Wednesday to nttend the funeral o f from smallpox nnd the abscess is a re
suit of bis illness.
his cousin, Harry Allen.
SUPERIOR WASHING TABLETS
The Grestest M odem
Cleansing W onder
W E H A V E A F U L L L IN E OF
Stone Jars
F R O M H A L F O A L . TO 10 G A L .
A L S O F L O W E R P O TS
I N 6-IN C H TO 10-INCH SIZ E S
Some Ends and Odds in Dishes at Y ou r Own
Price. W e want to Close Them Out.
Two packages for 25c
KERR fa. SILSBY J
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The COTTAGE GROVE LAUNDRY
School Children’s Eyes
Should Not Be Neglected
Sanitation
D .J . S C H O L L
CITY MEAT MARKET
TALES OF THE TOWN
Spring Lamb, Sunday Dinner
PEOPLE’S MARKET
Shoot er Around the Corner
SHORT’S
WALK A BLOCK AND
SAVE- - - - - - A DIME!
A. BRUND & COMFY
Grocers to Particular People
Phone 65
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Bracelet watches are going so high
that it is doubtful i f 1 will be able
to replnee those I sell. It is almost
impossible to get them, but I have
just received a fine line ordered a long
time ago. Better look them over while
Stands for Something
they ure going at prices that are eheap
compared to wbut they are likely to
Yet it is not an abbreviation. It
be. H. C. Madsen, diamonds, phono­
stands for the best there is in phon-
graphs and jewelry.
a8tfe
ographs. Puttie means to the phono­
W. C. Johnson suffered this week
graph wbat Hterling means to sil­
with un attack o f tonsilitis.
verware. The Path« sapphire ball
Wm. Kirtley and fumily have moved
does away with cutting und gouging
here from Porltand.
of records. Always ready to go.
George Byers and family, o f Orange­ No needles to buy or change. It
will play any make o f record but
ville, Ida., are visiting the G. F. Ga­
the Paths records themselves are
routte family.
the best and guaranteed for 1000
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garoutte, Victor
times.
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Kem, Edna Johnson and Mrs. W. C.
The most important Pathe feature
Johnson motored to Foley springs Hun-
is the tone produced by the combi­
day, Mrs. Johnson remaining for sev­
nation o f the sapphiro ball and the
eral weeks.
all-wood violin tone chamber. Not
Miss Forrest Schneider was in Eu­ a shading is lost, not an expression
gene Wednesday.
missed. The reproduction sounds nl-
N. J. Nelson was in Eugene Wednes­
mots like an improvement upon the
day on busineas.
original.
Miss Georgine Goulet, o f Seattle, re­
The Pathe eosts no more than
turned home Wednesday, after an ex­ others not as good. Come in and let
tended vixit with her parents, Mr. and
us play a jeweled Pathe for you.
Mrs. James Goulet, of Dorena.
Mrs. Josephine I.isher returned to
Portland Wednesday, after a visit at
the home o f her daughter, Mrs. Selde.
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler
Charles DeWald returned Wednes­
day from Canyonville.
R. P. Williams, o f Gold Hill, passed
through here Wednesday on his way to to Toledo Friday to’ be cared for at
the home of a daughter.
1-ondon springs. 1
Mrs. 8. L. Godard went to Eugene
Miss Elnor Knowles is at Newport
Monday and brought home her daugh­
on an outing'.
ters Lola and Lois, who had been visit­
Mrs. F. M. Hildreth and little daugh­
ing at the E. R. Spencer home.
ter arrived Weduesday from Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harrel are spend-
to visit at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Monroe. Mr. H il­ ing a week at Glendale visiting at the
dreth will join them hero and they 'home o f Mr. H arrel’s brother, F. N.
will motor to 1.08 Angeles, where Mr. 1 Harrel.
Hildreth will enter medical college.
The Arch Thompson family returned
The fourth annual conference o f the the first o f the week from a motor
Methodist church was held last night, trip.
Dr. Jumes Moore, district superintend­
Albert Woodard, wounded while in
ent, presiding.
the service as a member o f the Can­
The I). H. Hemenway and C. E. adian Red Cross, left Chicago Monday
Jones families motored up Musby creek on his way to Cottage Grove.
Hunday.
A. L. Monroe goes to Portland next
Among those here to attend the fu­ week to attend a photographers’ con­
neral o f I)r. Schleef Wednesday were vention.
Mrs. Barbara Hmith, Mr. and Mrs. O.
Sheriff will sell, on September 5, at
A. Hmith and F. L. Hmith, all o f In­ ono o ’clock p. m. at Sixth and Main,
dianapolis; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lam­ one team of bay horses, weight about
bert, of Carmel, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. E. 1400 euch. harness and wagon, all in
J. Crawford, o f Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. the best o f condition.
Jacob Runk and Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Mrs. H. J. Ireland and children,
Yeager, o f Lorane, all relatives.
who have been visiting in this vicinity
Traveling representatives o f diamond for two weeks, leave today to join Mr.
houses tell us that they can not replace Ireland at Portland.
the stones at the prices for which we
Mrs. F. M. Chapman, o f Divide, is
are retailing them. Diamonds have
doubled in price during a brief period assisting in caring for her sister, Mrs.
and are still going up. They never go Hara Alleman, who was injured when
thrown from a mule.
down. Putting money into one o f our
Miss Grace Rinard arrived Wednes­
diamonds is like putting money in the
bank and drawing interest on it, while day from Portland to visit her mother,
you at the same time have tho use of Mrs. Lou Rinard.
it. H. C. Madsen, diamond merchant
I f your wedding stationery is printed
and jeweler.
aStfc by The Sentinel, you are assured a
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Mrs. A. A. Pennington, o f Tilla­ long and happy married life.
mook, who underwent a major opera
tion Haturday last at the Cottage
Grove hospital, is improving nicely.
PATHE
H .C . M A D SE N
Mrs. H. Yager has recovered from
her operation at the hospital and was
discharged Thursday.
Zeno Earl underwent an operation at
the Cottag« Grove hospital Hunday for
the removal of one o f his eyes which
had been injured by the breaking of a
water glass on a boiler three months
ago.
For Bad Breath
Coated Tongue,
Biliousness, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Rios'ing, Gas,
Constipation, or other result o f Indiges­
tion, no remedy is more highly recom­
mended than
FOLEY CATHART1GTABLET3
They cause no griping or nausea.
A. A. Pennington, o f Tillamook, who Cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stom­
had been here to visit his w ife at the ach and benefit the liver. . Never dis­
Cottage Grove hospital, returned home appoint.
yesterday.
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E ia .b j.il SGwmo. 1J7 So. M ai. S«..
8o. N « w J k , Co*a; 1 can honestly My Foley
Otis Briggs, o f Walker, went to Sa
Cathartic Tablet* are wonderful.”
lem Friday to undergo the third oper­
ation since he was caught under an S O L D
E V E R Y W H E R E
auto truck about a year ago.
Mrs. Wm. Kirk and daughter, of
PERSONAL
Boaeburg, visited during the past week
at the home o f Mrs, George Currin,
I have a piano at the freight de­
daughter o f Mrs. Kirk.
pot I will close out to you ut 25%
Go to Spray k Long to have your bat­
lower than market price, cash or
tery recharged and overhauled. Re­
terms to suit. Call or address
charging 12-volt battery, $1.25; 6-volt
MR. JUNO M IL L E R
battery, $1; lighting battery, 75«. m2Stf
Hotel Oregon, Cottage Grove Ore.
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Mrs. Nellie Drake, who has been
Farmers’ Cash Market
Tomatoes for CanningPurposes
W E CARRY A COMPLETE L IN E OF SEEDS. POULTRY FEED
AN D SUPPLIES. W E P A Y CASH FOR EQOS. CHICKENS. VEAL.
SACKS. HOOS, HIDES A N D CHITTEM BARK.
SPECIAL NE X T TWO DAYS: PEACHES FOR CANNING.
T O N E S C& E A T O N
Successors to John F. Spray
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Cottare Grove. Oregon