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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Drug Stores Sell It'
F ive m illion p co
use it to KILL COLDS
LYNX HOLLOW.
(Spoeinl to The Sentinel.)
Nov. It*.— Mrs. W. A. Remit- and |
Mrs. Neal were Creawell visitors Fri­
day.
Mrs. S. B. Jnckson and Mrs. Otto I
Briggs, of Croswoll, wore week end [
\i-itors at the Marvin Jackson homo.
Mr. and Mrs. W n. l’ lnnk and ohil
dron, lately of North Bond, have boon I
visiting Mrs. Flank's parents, Mr. and]
Mrs. Prnnk Mackie.
Mrs
Marvin Jackson lias boon on |
the sick list the past week.
Mr. Campbell'» people have built a|
new garage-.
M r. and Mrs. Harvey Strong wore |
in the Hollow Sunday.
Thus. Bonne, of Springfield, andl
Kalph Mosburg, came up to W. A. |
Koune's Saturday for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Y. l ’orter wort* in |
the Grove Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion I.ebow wore|
guests at the Huntsman homo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. DtMMV im re in |
Creawell Tuesday.
Miss Vena Caldwell was pleasantly I
surprised Monday evening when the
young jveople of the neighborhood gath
ered at her home to remind her of her I
birthday.
Mr. Campbell attended a convention
at Irving.
Mr. and Mrs. George Strong, of I
Portland, and Horace Strong, o f Eu
gene, came up lust week for a visit I
with their mother, Mrs. Slater. Mrs I
Gauge Strong has been ill for some I
time and plans to make an extended |
stav here.
H IL L S
CA$CARAjgQUININI
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Standard rold rrtnedr lor TO yean
—in tahlrt form — aal*. aura, no
or'ataa—breaks up a cold in 14
houra— ra licvra e n p in 1 d a n .
back if it faila. The
genuine box haa n Rad
p
with
M r.
H ill'a
picture.
d f A l l O r a ? Srnaan
O regon! jfc
1). M. JOHN, District Manager
Corvallis, Oregon
F U R S
A R E
H I G H
Everywhere trappers nro making big'
money. Are YOU use of thornf Wo nro
■,>«}iiig top notch prices. Try ns—you ’ll
lie ploasnd. Send for free price list today
E. R. SKINNER & CO.
1121 Front St.
Box U
tf
Sacramento. Calif.
I f you can't afford to subscribe for
The Sentinel you can’t afford not to
rood someone olse’s.
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w. w. M c F a r l a n d I
THE
CITY
TBANSFER
HAULING AND DRAYING
DONE ON SHOBT NOTICE
PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY
Office at Elite
Confectionery
PHONE 66
Grove Transfer
Company
All kinds of
FURNITURE MOVING AND
GENERAL JOBBING
P. W. Jacobs, Prop.
Phone 124 R
P rofession al Cards
DR. C. E. FROST
Office in Lawson Building.
Phone 47
Cottage Grove
Oregon
R. McCARGAR. D. D. S.
DENTIST
Neuralgia relieved instantly by
local application. Residence and
office at Fifth and Main.
Phone 131J Cottage Grove, Ore.
DR. S. M. WENDT
Physician and Surgeon
Special attention given to surgery
and eye, ear and throat. Country
calls aa well as city calls answered
day or night.-
O ffice: Cottage Grove Hospital
J. E. YOUNG
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office on Main avenue
Cottage Grove
Oregon
A. W. KIME. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office in Phillips building over
the Benson drug store. Office
phone 34 Reaidenee phone 126J.
! Cottage Grove
Oregon
H. J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
and notary public. Praetiees in
all courts. Twenty-five years ex­
perience.
Bader Bldg.
—
Cottage Grove, Ore.
ALTA KING
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Collections, Probate, Notary
Public
774 Willamette 8t., Eugene, Ore.
D. N. McINTURFF
ATTORNEY AT LAW
P ra ctice s In all cou rts. W ill a tten d to
y o u r b usin ess p rom p tly , hon estly and ea r­
nestly . S p ecia l a tten tion »riven to the
exa m in a tion o f a ln itr a c t* ,d r a tlin ? o f wills,
s ettlin g o f esta tes, con v ey a n ces, colle c- ;
tion s and pensions. In F irs t N ational
ban k huildlnir on 6th street.
P h on e 36
C otta im l G rove. Ore.
H. W. TITUS. D. M. D.
EXPERT DENTISTRY
Modern equipment. First Nation­
al bank bldg. O ffice hours 0 a.
m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Eve­
ning* or Sundays by appointment
J. S. MEDLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Building
Eugene
Oregon
HEBRON.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Nov. It*.—Claud A beetle, o f Cottage I
Grove, spent the week end with hi»|
uncle, C. C. Gilham.
S. R. Piper has been on the siek list |
this week.
Mrs. J. A. Powell and son and dnugh
ter. Nerval and Ruth, attended church |
in the Grove Sunday.
Mrs. L. G. Markham, Miss Lamb. I
Abner, l-ester, Leonard, Annabel) aiull
Kattie Gilcrist and Miss Myrtle May
ben were up on Whitney butte Sunday, |
and Leonard Gilcrist killed a big rat
tlesnake.
J. A. Powell was in the Grove Tues-1
day.
C. C. Gilham took a load of potatoes I
to the Grovo Tuesday.
SAGINAW.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Nov. 1U.— Mrs. Nail went to Santa |
Clara Sunday to visit friends.
Miss Flossie Wathers, of Eugene, I
spent the week end at the home of her]
parents, Mr. und Mrs. Knight.
W. L. Leonard and Terry Moody I
■ire putting in a new cement walk at |
the school house.
There will be an entertainment at |
the school house Friday night.
Mrs. Shaver was in Eugene Sunday. I
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Johnston und
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adney went to I
Albany Saturday to attend a series of |
meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kirkendall andl
Mrs. Scott were in the Grove Monday, j
Pacific highway between Saginaw
and Cottage Grove is now open for I
traffic.
A gravel plant is being opened up I
h e r e to furnish gravel for the new |
highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Witcher were at the |
I-eonard home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Montieth, of Row River, spent I
Saturday evening at the Moody home.
Mrs. C. C. -Moody spent Sunday with I
Mrs. Piotts in Delight Valley.
Fred Zachery visited Monday with]
his aunt, Mrs. Moody.
Mrs. P. T. Benston was in Eugene I
Monday.
Mr. Jarrett was in the Orove Mon­
day on business.
Mrs. Ray Myors, of Delight Valley, I
died at the hospital in Cottage Grove]
Tuesday morning.
DORENA.
riianksarivinjt' preparations have heen made here in advance to enable patrons to turn to their
utmost benefit tin* short shopping period which intervenes between now and the festive oeea
sion. Ih’iee advantages no less marked than those of large assortments coupled with the mighest
(nullities are the share of all who rely on this store for their mpiirements.
Store Closes at 10:00 a. m. for the Remainder of
the D ay on Thanksgiving D a y —Shop Early
Special Sale of Thanksgiving
A Thanksgiving Sale of
Table Damasks
Dinnerware
The choosing of Dainty linens for the Thanksgiving
table is always a pleasure to the real home maker, par­
ticularly so when sin* can choose from such fine stocks
as ours ill these special hefore-Tliaiiksgiving prices.
There are about twenty patterns to choose from in
two different lots; each pattern is bleached ami hu I iii
finish, GO to 72 inches with*. Make your selection today
$1 25 table damask, choice a y a r d ............... ............. $1 09
75c and H.r»e table damask, choice a yard................... 09c
Finest quality dinnerware in pretty
«jH-n stock pattern American and
imported semi porcelain ware at sub­
stantially reduced prices. You may
buy one piece, a set, or any odd num­
ber of pieces you may not'd. Rear
balcony.
Bread plates, 6 for....................
55c
Sauce dishes, G for.................... _..39c
Sugar bowl with lit!................
69c
6 cups and saucers...................... $1.05
Dinner plates, G for...............
$1.06
Napkins in Patterns to Match
Each napkin finished ready to list- and at most moderate pricca.
kins priced it each
Pure linen napkins, 20x20 size, at each,
Pure linen napkins, 22x22 size, at each
------\....... ...... .......
Dried Fruits, Nuts, Etc.,
for Thanksgiving
Cotton damask
nap-
20c, 25c, 30c
45c
60c
NOVEMBER
AND THANKS
OIVINO 8ALE OF
Silk Blouses
This year make your feasting commensurate with iheae mo­
mentous times. Here are some items which should suggest
many good dishes to you.
Ihire boiled apple cider, the liottle......................................... 30c
New 1919 crop waluutN, the lb............................................... 40c
New brazils, the Ih---- -------------- -------- *.......................... _.... 35c
New Almonds, the lb.... ............ ......... ............ ......................... 45c
Popcorn, shelled, the lb...................................... ......................15c
Fancy evaporated peaches, the lb
..................................... 45c
Fancy evaporated apricots, the Ih..................... .....................50c
Fancy muscatel cooking raisins, the Ih.................................. 23c
Fancy California seedless raisins, the Ih.............................. 25c
Candied citron, the Ih.............................................................. 45c
Fancy candied figs, the lb...................................................... 35c
Fancy Dromedary dates, the pnekage........................... .....
30c
Bayo brown beans, 7 llm. for.............. ................................... 50c
Special blend coffee, the Ih........................... .......................... 39c
21/L-lb. can string beans..............................................................15c
40c package Quaker cream rolled oals ................................36c
M. J. B. tree tea (any style), half-pound package, 25c; lb. 50c
Made of best eastern Oregon
.M. .1. It. vacuum sealed coffee, Ih. 00c; 3 list. $1.75; 5 llm. $2.75
hard wheat by most modern
Knight’s 16-oz. bottle catsup................................................... 25c
process—every sack guaran­
No. 10 cans pure tomato catsup........................... - ..... ........... 80c
teed to give satisfaction.
40c can Uyzon baking powder..................................................36c
Palm Olive and Creme Oil snap, a bar................................ 10c
SAVE MONEY NOW
Fancy
short, cut macaroni, tin- Ih...........................................10c
BEFORE THE PRICE IS
Hazelwood brand condensed milk, 3 cans for........................50c
ADVANCED
No. 2 cans of Iowa sweet corn, 2 cans for..................... .....35c
No. 2 can Colton brand peas ..................................................16c
SPECIAL
No. 2Vi can Preferred Stoek pineapple.............................. 40c
Per saek.............................. 3.20
Olympic hard wheat* flour, the sack....................._........... $3.20
Barrel lots, a saek.... ........$3.15
in barrel lots, the sack......................... ............ ...................$3.15
10-sack lots, a sack ... ...... $3.10
in ten sack lots, the sack.......................................... ............$3.10
O lym pic
Flour
Exquisite blouses for Thankatfv-
ing, only $5.75, $7.96 and $995
W e’re happy to have these liand-
snmo georgette blouses to offer
you for ’r iia iik s g iving al these
low prices. They are splendid in
quality and beautifully made A
large variety of styles.
All 47 and
styles now.... $596
All 40 and 410 styles now $7 96
All 412 and 413 styles now $9 95
BUY BEST TRAVEL LUOOAOE
HERE FOR THE THANKS
OIVINO
W E EK EN D
TRIP
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Nov. 19.— Fred Peterson, o f Port­
land, has sold his place, on which the I
M. B. Herr a family has been living, to |
Irving George.
Mrs. James Spahr and Mrs. Miles I
Pitcher, of Star, visited Wednesday!
IT S CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY
with Mrs. J. T. Sallee.
Mrs. 8. A. Montieth went to Eugene | IN OUR BIO TOY SECTION
Saturday to consult a physician.
James Hawley, of Cottage Grove, I
spent Saturday night at the D. I.. [
England home.
Mrs. Clay England and daughter I
and Miss Faye Jennings, o f Cottage
'VWllH tffOt
Grove, spent the week end at the home |
Trunks in th small, medium and large, size with or without
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
two tills- or a steamer trunk or wardrobe trunk, if you
Jennings.
please! Our better trunks made by Be I her are guaranteed
Mrs. James Bedford und son Edwin |
visited relatives in the Grove Sunday.
not to split or crack and they are o f the distinctive style
Mrs. J. T. Sallee and daughter and I
Bring your little man or woman
Von will find here a complete
which you may he proud to own.
son, Velma and Melvin, spent the week
down to the store for a ramble
range of hags ami suit eases to
ond visiting relatives at Star.
Price range.......................... $8, $9, $12, $13.60, $14.60 to $35
among
our
toys instructive,
suit every need and pocketbook.
Edwin Tullar, road patrolmnn, has I
healthful, and others just for
Suit eases and hags of distinction
been having work done on the Kelly I
bridge.
pure fun. Here are some of the
for service and in every size. The
Mrs. George Currin, of the Grove, I
toys they’ll like best: Dolls,
prices are most reasonable.
and Ralph Kirk, erf Montana, spent
wagons,
gyroscopes,
motors,
erec-
Thursday with Alien Kirk.
Suit eases ranging from 76c, 96c,
to sets, phonograph toys, games,
Chauncey ('rites eame down from I
$125, $1.45, $195, $2.25, $2 95,
game hoards, skates, guns, drums,
Upton Saturday evening.
$3 25, $3.60, $3.96, $4.26 to $25
Mrs. E. L. Kirk and son, of Mar-
engines, boats, coasters, whistles.
T H E Q U A L I T Y S T O R E - QOOO s e r v i c e
cola, who had been visiting at the I
Bags that rangt- in price from
Toys priced.......6c, 10c, 15c, 20c,
home of Mrs. K irk’s parents, Mr. and
$4.50, $5, $6, $8, $9.60, $12 to $18
25c, 35c, 50c, 00c, 75c, 85c, $1 up
Mrs. C. H. Jennings, returned home]
Tuesday.
Mrs. Olive Clayton, accompanied by
her daughter mid son, Alice and Ros-
Boblman Oats Money for Hors».
the J. B. Mosby home Sunday.
coe, arrived Friday from Madison, school teacher, in quite ill at her home Grove Tuexdny evening.
A pleasant party wax given nt the
Frank LuHlue wax in Cottnge Grove
The jury in the case of George
Wis., to visit her niece, Mrs. M. M. at Walilen.
A physician was Hiimmoneil from the Chan. Tanner home Sunday nignt.
Wednesday.
Bahlman against Geo. II. Hrninard sad
Stewart.
Bom linns wax in Eugene on busi-
Glen GiHexpie, who is attending high D. N. Mclnturff returned n v«-rdiet
Mrs. Charles Teeters and daughter Grove Momtay evening to attend Oiren
aera Tuesday.
school in the Grove, spent the week yestp-rdny in favor of the plaintiff in
Nellie returned from the Drove Mon­ Land, who in ill at his home.
The tioyx nr« organizing a basket
J. B. Mosby went, to Portland Tues­ end with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. the .sum of (ifiO, which is the smnunt
day.
G. L. Gillespie.
sued for nnd which was alleged to be
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Arrington nnd hall team amt will begin practicing ax day.
Mrs. Earl Harklcroad nnd children
Mrs. J. K. Jones nnd son Frnnk, of «lue
the purchase price of a horse,
daughter und son, Ruby and Loyd, y is- soon ns their equipment arrives.
nnd Albert Vaughn, o f Cottage Grove, Upton, spent Sunday here.
the tb-feiidanta claiming that the ani
ited in Disston Sunday.
visited Friday afternoon at the S. II.
Mrs. Wilpy Hubbard and daughter mal wigs not what it wna represented
Mrs. C. M. Mil.in and daughter
ROW RIVER.
Vaughn home.
Vnnilfh, o f Dorena, visited at the (I. L. to In-.
Elizabeth went to Canby Saturday to
Zetta l-ow fell Tuesday nnd broke Gillespie homo Sunday.
attend u convention.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr. nnd Mrs. V. K. Poole nnd dnugh'
Mrs. Oglo Young is visiting Mrs.
I j i d p County 0 *ts Fruit PrlM.
Nov. 19.— Mrs. liarrixon returned her arm. She was taken to Cottage
ter IHirothea were in Eugene Sunday.
Hen David.
Saturday from a three weeks* visit Grove to hnve the fracture reduced.
C. K. Htewnrt, county fruit inspec
Mil*«
Bessie
Mooney,
of
the
Grove,
Bert
Ixanexon
nnd
Bill
Wilcox
vis­
Marion Teeters, nephew o f Charles nt Upton with her parents, Mr. nnd
ited home folks nt Blue Mountain Sun spent Saturday und Sunday with Elsie tor, has r«*ceived from C«»rvallis a let
Teeters, died at his home in Cottage Mrs. J. E. Jones.
and Pearl McColliun.
ter informing him that the Ism« conn
Grove Tuesday of inflammatory rheu­
Ray Williams was in Eugene Sun­ day.
Mm. V. K. Poole was in the Orove ty display nt the O. A. C. horticultural
Tho
Poquettes,
who
have
been
quite
matism.
day.
Henry Mendell has purchased a Ford
xkirw had taken second prize. Accom
Corbett Smith nnd Joe Heflin were ill with typhoid, are said to be im­ Saturday.
proving.
car.
in Cottage Grove Monday.
pa living the letter were the price cer­
.1
Mrs. Clay Mosby, assistant high
Alfred Williams motored to Cottage
WATCH YOUR LABEL.
k tify ate und the ribbon.
George Mosby, of Walden, visited nt
Trunks Here in the Size and
Style Y ou W a n t