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Curve Cut Macai uni Spaghetti and Noodles Many tempting dishes can be made out of these at a small cost. It is as healthful and nutritious as bread or potatoes. KERR i ...... . S IL S B Y ________ o &L ■■ ------ h ■ Mr». J. V. Hie wart visited m (1» »tun u f r » iliiy» tlii« week. V Ilinmiiiid enrarrew» from »Hi lo » 100 Diamond bronfliea from »5 lo »100. Miidaen'» Jewelry. mhftlfr m Seeing Better Dr. nnd Mr» C. A. Smith arrived Kridny from Ibmi-burg. Ma Month, who hi n dimglilei of Mr. nml Mr». F. in n I i I i nkiiik I tint I n «lilt* ev W. llnwkin», underwent an operntion eryone witli iin|mir«*«i eye- Wednesday al the Cottage Grove ho» night. <Mir illo<lent iih 'II mm I n pilnl for the removal of u tumor and m doing nirely. of overcoming oyr ildVcta The K. D. Owen» family are moving n I ihii M u|>|i<'ul to evi'rjrunc into their new home mi (inwilyville. oliligiil to neck no “ Thi« 1» Overland Yenr. ” There l* •utiafurtion in awning n atnlidurd nr expert tirle. Huy the rnr o f no regret»; the Overlnnd -1. I’ rice, «lotto. Term* if O P T IC IA N 8 deaired. Auto Electric A Tire »hop. tf A D V IC E A. 1« Woodard was in Eug ne Mat Wo onn oorroot your eye unlny on butine»«. troulilo. Wo MNMiiro you Unit M i»» Nellie Myer« returned Tueedny our norviiH'N will lio roll- afternoon to Eugene, after u viait of iloroil nt n medium charge. 10 day» nt the liume of her »inter, Mr«. Kltrert Hmith, who till* recovered from ItofilliiiK uiul ooiii|HiuiuliiiK influent« The »rhool» nt Eugene, in of |iroNori|itiotiM carefully whieh Mi»» Myer» tenchea, re»umed oxocutod. Wedneailny morning D. J. S C H O L L O P T IC IA N O P T O M E T R IS T 4 Factory on Premile« Cottage Orove Oregon Don't fail to hear the laat L y ceum number, The W e b h Olee Club, March 12. Kingnl Hind» left yesterday for He nttle to iittend the funeral of Mr». E ffie llim l» and to look nfter the rare of thn daughter Eleanor, who nlmi hn» been »enou»ly ill with uiflunncn. Mr». Eddie Valentine i* nick with the grip or flu. Herviee! Hervice! Hervicr! I f thnt'« what you want, thnt'a what we want you to have, and we're here for that purpose. The Herviee Oarage, Hpruy, Long k i ’ruaon, nil here for »erviee. ** Ml«« Martha Hunter 1» now night clerk ut I he poatof fire nml Mi«» Jo ■a-phinc Coleman, »h o hn« been the might rlcrh, i« on the iliiv forre. Silver Quill White Leghorns The but Lyceum number of tht« «eagon, The W el«h Olee Club, March 12. May and June Chicks Hatching Eggs On account of the illnena of Mr. Mini Mr«. I.etuiJ Godard, tenrher« o f thr M u I m 'I «rhool, the aehool 1« rtoaeil tem porarity. W. F. Hart, (ornnr f»«n|ent, *# • ^ r ir «evernl ilay* thl« week on liu»i nr«« anil visiting retail»e». The family i» mn« mo from Until Ih’urh in Port land. Hill White t.enhorna; big egg«; big rhirha; lug fryer»; big hen». Hee J. t . Spray about egg« ami rhirh«. ffltfr BOOKINO ORDERS NOW OATALO O TREE TOR Wm. Hands & Son Mr*. Htewurt Milne, mother of J H. Milne, of thin city, died Wednenduy iu Eugene nt the ugu of Mil year». What if yon men't going to die or burn nut! The little bit if coat» you for Inaurattre in u mighty cheap pro ventntive of either one and the life iniurniice 1» an inveatment you can bent by living out the term of your payment», beanie» being a« good an | gold na collateral in rase you iuipp»n to need to borrow motley. Talk with Metcalf today for any kind of inaur unco. nihStfe Among thn»c lit Divide recovering from influenza are Mr» (leorge Alb- man, the Chapmen family ami the h I., Me Key nolda family, Mr«. Herbert Eiikin «pent the week end nt Albany at the home of her recently bereaved »inter In law, Mr». I,. H. Wynne. Lime and sulphur and »pray mater inla of every kind for ante by Wynne k Kune. mhStf Dr. unit Mr». Robert Sutcliffe lire hi Eugene, where Dr. Huteliffe will un dergo an operation today for a trouble of long »landing. Dean Morton, of the University of Oregon aehool of commerae, did not nr rive to nddreaa the meeting advertiaed to b<- hebl ut the high »chool Monday evening. Thnt he would not arrive wan not known until nfter the audience had gathered. EAT MORE BREAD Whent in the great human food, fn every grain there ia a complete ra tion o f raw food to meet the need» of the human body. Hnkfd into bread it in our mn«t palatable, who|e»ome and i-ronomirn! food. No other »iipplie» »o complete li diet ut ao low a coat. The cry for bread rung out louder than the heavieat eaonon of the wur. Eat more of it. You need it, and it ia the chenpeat food you run buy. Bender’s Bakery the week end. They report finding the road* iri excellent condition. Charle» Cochran wa» in Eugene Tu e» day. I'athe graphophone» are selling rap idly becuu»e they are the be»t. Full I line of record» on band. Mndieu ’» ! Jewelry. mbolfc I Mrs. F. !.. Thompson and son left J Fnduy for Portland, where they will i mnke their home temporarily. Mr. Thornfmon, former wood» foreman for the W. I,, k E. eompnny, now ban n »1 m i In r punition at Mint, Ore. !.. A. Hear» nnd family are moving here from Hood River. They have bought the Itedford property on nouth Heeond ntreet. Federal tire» give the longent nnd rnoNt nutinfnetory service. That in the reason the Hervice Garage »ells them. Tire your cure with Federal tire», ex tra ply, nnd leave behind all women about puncture» nnd blowout». W e ’ll put them on for you nnd you ’ll never nave to take them o ff. The Herviee Garage, Hpruy, Long k Crunon. f20tfc Mr. nnd Mr«. George Wilnon returned Monday evening from Eugene. I,. !.. l.i»dom nnd fnmily have ar rived from TuDa, Okln., having rented the Currin ranch on Row river. Mr». K Wick» nnd children, who hud been visiting here, returned Tues day to Wendlino. Dincriminating buyer» are ordering Willard Batterie*. You cannot afford to experiment. Willard quality in being proven in a million car». Auto Electric ft Tire Shop, rnhit f Mr*. J. M. Clevenger went to Eugene Monday to care for her daughter, Misa Maud, who in ill. Mr. and Mr». J. W. McArthur nnd Mina Annn Taylor, of Eugene, »pent the week end nt the J. E. Damewood home, Mr. McArthur being here on buntnesa connected with hi» punition aa county bridge superintendent. C. Jitney service at the Service Oarage, Spray, Long A Cruson. Phone 75 for real »erviee. j.'lOtre Earl Hurklerond and family left Wednesday by motor for Klnmnth Full», near which place Mr. Harkleroad has gone into the garage business. * Mia» Ruth D e lin g has recovered One ID 13 Ford runabout, ♦i25. Equipp'd with delivery bo*. Wood »on from the grip and is back at her po Brother*. jBtfc sition in the First National bank. Butteries recharged; expert mechan The city of Eugene collected «.'»2 during the month of February in ftne» ical work, gasoline and oil. What kind for violation» o f the traffic ordinance». o f service do you want! Get it at the f20tfc Walter Woodard i» recovering from Herviee Garage. James Whitford is down with rheu n «evere attack of grip. Mrs. Mentor Boney, of Eugene, for “ I f Barney truata them you can.” matism. Misses Bertha and Hazel Htephena merly Miss Georgia Kinsey, visited The Oldfield tire ia roming to Pottage drove, and noon. Watch for it. Auto returned Tuesday to Eugene. M i»» Ber this week at the J. P. Currin home. Electric T in Eutp, mhStf tha to teach and Mi»» Ha»el to attend Mra. Mary Iahmael and her son Earl Earl lahmnet, who wna Inid ap with aehool. are both recovering from their recent illness. Earl ia again able to be out. an injured hark, i* able to be out ngnin. Mill supplies of every kind. Wynne ft Kime. mhStfe The A. Piimb» fnmily. who had been viaiting nt the home of Mra. Comb»' A. J. Armstrong was up from Eu aiater, Mr». 0. J. Hopper, returned gene Saturday OH business for the Tueadny to their home in Weiner, Ida. Register. John timber ia having a tuanle with 8. 8. Stevens, o f Medford, visited old man grip. this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stevens, and at the home of A. K. Nicholua write* thnt the fnm his sister, Mrs. Bert Cochran. ily hua moved to Fort Dodge, In., from Buffalo Center. k Keep the date in your mind— March 12— The Weigh Olee Club. Instruction on violin by E. A. Steen, 24 north Seventh. mi»-12 Harlow Uaretsou and George and Why do they all come bark f Bernuae Miss Hildred Hall were home from O. they like the way we treat them; be- A. C. for the week end. Bo* «14, Phone 11*2. Cottage Orove enuae they like the way we treat their Mrs. Bud Shortridge and son visited rnr»; bernuae they like to have a job in Portland this week. done right, done on time nnd done in Bring your shoe repairing to Dick Mrs. Lucy Holland was quite serious the leant possible time. The Hervice Mre. I*, it, Magee nml dn ugh 1er Uarage, Hprny, l-ong k Cruaon, at your Hickson, at Heventh and Mam. j2tfc ly ill during the week but is now re Edith urr recovering from never» nt service. fSOtfo George MrOucen, Jr., hn* been quite covering. tnrk« of the grip. I’ nriinionin ilevel seriously ill during the past week. Miss Maybelie Shortridge was up Mr». J. K. Howie» went to Mareoln oped in the rnae of Mia» Edith and her Mrs. Mary Hmith, who was called from Elkhead spending the week euil rendition wan aeriou» for noverai day». Tueadny to get her daughter, who had The entire A. McFarland family lieor. viaiting relative» there while her here on account of the serious injuries with relatives. wna ill with pneumonia. to her son Joe, returned to Albany Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace visited on Hilk creek have been down with fnther ■■inn u r n » i ■ w~ ........... r 1- ' Tuesday, her son being at that time in Eugene Friday. * ho grip the pant week. out of danger. Miss Ellen Brown visited in Eugeue Mr». Earl Hill i« recovering from an Bring your shim and harness re Friday. attack of grip. pairing to Dick Hickson, at Heventh Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Shaffler, of Dex When you want watch repairing or and Main. mStfc ter. spent the week end at the home of elenning done by an ri|iert of many Dr. H. W. Titus will be at Eugene Mrs. S h affler’» cousin, Mrs. C. M. year»' ciperience, bring your work to Friday and Saturday attending the Parker. M t'oehrun, at the bicycle nhop. tfc Hcotti*h Kite reunion. Mra. L. A. Thompson returned F ri I.nella Ellonbiirg, of Drain, who hutl S P E C IA L PRICES ON M A Y A N D F. J. Riding» was up from Eugene day to Portland, after a visit at the been viaiting her grandparent», Mr. J U N E D A Y O LD CH ICK S Wednesday oti business. home of her parenta, Mr. and Mra P. nnd Mra. Jnnu-a' Moore, returned home Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Luuiiu have H. Magee. yenterday. Hatching egg* in any amount up to bought the west part o f the E. O. O. Henry Bennett is suffering with a Mra. Elmer Htewart, of Aahlnnd, i» one thou*and egg* Groat property on east Madison ave fracture of the right arm sustained viaiting ut the Arthur Stewart nnd <’. nue. while endeavoring to coax a lixxie to E. Htewurt humen. Dinmoiul lavallieres from 410 to »128 function. Jitney, phone 99, or call at our Cottage Orove Oregon at Madsen’s Jewelry. mh5tfc Rev. Hamrick went to Poreland Wed depot, 401 Main avenue. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Bennett and son. nesday to attend a meeting in connec Word reached here yenterday of the ---------------------j----------------------------------------------------- W. E. Bennett, are here from Portland tion with the interchurch movement. death nt Aberdeen, \Vn»h., of H. It. A nine-pound daughter wna born for a week or so. Mr. Bennett is mak Grandma Nowell, o f London, who Mur»», former reaident of thin city. Tueadny to Mr. and Mr». F. C. C o ff ing some repairs on his residence prop was severely injured in a fall several A|Mipleiy wu» given a» the eiiuae. e r ty on Adams avenue. man. weeks ago, is again able to be about. On iireount of the epidemic of »ick Charles Beidlcr has bought the Mrs. Miss Helen Mclnturff, who was The W elch Olee Club, March ne»», no grunge meeting will be held Mary Hmith home on Second street. home from Willamette university on 12— the last and perhapa we Saturday. Jitney aervice, phone 99. N el account of illness, returned to her might say the beat. son Auto Sale« A Service. tf studies several days ago. I. eater Hrant, Wm. Hopmnn nnd George Settles is recovering f*pm his Murray Trunnell have Recently pur- recent illness. cltnaed Chevrolet* from l N L . linrrel. Harry Travis, employed in the log Mr». Z. I,. Cox and daughter, Mi»» ging camp at Rujadn, sustained a se Bertha, were Monday visitor» in Eu verely cut right foot several days ago. gene. Miss Inez Valentine was quite ill Watch repairing. Wc know hitw to during the past week. •lo it right. Our plenaed customer» tell Mrs. Andrew Brund and son George un ao. M. C. Cochran, nt the bicycle spent the week end with relatives at »hop. f27tfc Tailored Strain; all breeding hens Halsey. trapneeted »very day J. W. EddjLis now delivering expre»» J. Z. Coates and family have moved with hi* own motor truck. to Portland to mnke their home. Mr». Gertrude Water», of Broken E. C. Holladny was in Creswell on Bow, Neb., »pent the week end at the fi:tmch5 Cottage Orove, Phon*26F4 business Monday. home o f H. J. Hhinn. Keep o ff the wet and the flu Among Monday visitors from here Sheep dip at Wynne A Kim e'». m5tf with a rent job of half soling done by were Mrs. J. H. Chambers. Mr. nud Mr. and Mr». Chnrle» Matthew» nnd Doe O off on Ooodyenr welt». mhStfe E. J. Howe has recovered from an Mrs. J. W. Buckley and Mrs. Wm. non Tommy und Mr. nnd Mr». Arthur Hall. Mr. nnd Mr». He* (llen»on lire here Wooleott and »on motored to Fortlnnd attack of influenza. from Winloek, Wn»h., viaiting nt the T h u r »d n y o fla »tw e (d (^ ^ Mrs. Silver is here caring for her M. M. Wheeler was a Eugene visitor home of Mr. Olenaon'» parent», Mr. daughter, Miss Madeline Silver, who Monday. nnd Mra. E. A. Olenaon, nnd with Mr». has been ill for several weeks. Mrs. Frank Henderson has bought OleiiNiin'» parent», Mr. and Mr». I’ . H. I have removed my dental office to Magee. rooms upstairs in the Arcade building. Mr». 0. M. Parker wn» ended to I appreciate the patronage that has Before buying your rnent* for Hut- Dester jreaterday by the aicknen* of been given me in the past and trust unlay dinner come and look nt our relntive». all will remember my new location. Saturday *peeinla. Buy where your Dr. K. McCargar. mhSpd Diamond»' Diamond*! Mnd»en hn* n dollnr buy» the moat. W’e will Kave fine line of diamond engagement ring» mime Mrs. Jas. P. Graham went to Port ranging in price from #15 to »400. land Saturday to assist Mr. Graham E X T R A F A N C Y O R A IN FED Cull and »ee them. mhSnfe in parking their household effects, as B E E F A N D PORK E. L. Hmith returned Wednesday they are making their home here for A N D M IL K FED V E A L from an extended v init in Missouri some time on account o f the illness of Also bacon, lard, criseo, Nueon nut nml other »tale*. Mrs. Graham’s father, Dr. W. W. butter and nM kind» of menta. I f Oglesby. They returned Monday and W. A. I.amphienr ami fnmily, of you don’t want to buy come in nnd Mr. Graham has accepted a position as Colorado, are here looking for n ranch get acquainted. We will meet you bookkeeper at the Southern Pacific tie property. with a »mile just the »time. plant. He has been chief operator for The Cottage Orove Vulcanising C H IC K E N DRESSED TO ORDER the Federal Telegraph company at Works, E. J. Howe, proprietor. Portland for fiv e years. Vulcanizing and retreading. tf Hata at fair prioea; al»o old FREE D E L IV E R Y P H O N E 18 Mr*. Annn Teeter» left Wedne»ilay clothe* made new at Steen T all to vi»lt her daughter, Mr*. Ellon Need 2 Door* From First National Bank ón , 24 north Seventh. m5-12 ham, nt Thurston. A Few Hundred Everbearing Strawberry Plants for Sale B ert V. H a n d s «hop, Mr. nmt Mr«, ( ’ larenee Hpenrer, who have tieen milking an extensive vinit here nt the home of Mr». Spencer'» inireiita, Mr. ami Mr». Wm. Ostrander, left Tuemlay for Eugene to viait Mr. Spencer 'a parent», Mr. nml Mr». K 8 Mjieiirer. They will return noon to their home in Alunkn. t'hirken», hog«, veal anil entile want eil nt the People'a market. mhfilfe Mra. Fnneho Ntubblefiebl, of l’ il*»t Kork, la vlaiting nt the home of her inireiit», Mr. anil Mr«. F. W. llnwkin». Hhe wna cnlleil here by the »erbui» III lie»» of her «iater, Mr». C. A. Smith. Mr». I.uey Currin went to Koaeburg Tueadny to viait her ilnnghter, Mr». K. I., (tile. 1 " • House for Sale at a Bargain Seven room house, now bain« fully repaired, has city wator. »ewer and eloctric light*. Situated two block* from Main avenue on Adam* awe- ime oppoilte old high ichool. SEE O W N E R W. S. BENNETT A T T H E H OUSE Bring in your newspnpers, rnga nnd magazine», or phone ana we will call. Collage drove Junk eompnny, 2 nnd -t I’neific highwny, phone 8. mhStf Mr. nml Mre. Rny Kinnrit left Wed nendny for Eugene, where they will mnke their home. S. C. White Leghorn HATCHING EGGS & DAY OLD CHICKS Dan Walton & Son from Fred Wright the Baker property on Lane avenue. G. L. Epp, of Seattle, a former resi dent, spent the week end with the A. E. Burrows family. He is moving his family to Eugene. W. D. McMillan, of Seattle, visited last week at the Wm. Haupt home. E. 4T. Blakeley spent Sunday at Junction City. Mrs. Blakeley, who was visiting there, returned home with him. J. 8. Benson left Sunday for his ranch at W olf Creek, expecting to spend some time there. Russell Garetson returned Sunday from Portland with a Mack truck. Hi* father, F. A. Garetson, who accompa nied him to Portland, returned by train. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Geer, o f London, who have been seriously ill, nre re ceiving treatment at the Cottage Grove hospital. Mrs. Frank Hambrick spent the week end at Eugene nt the home o f her sister, Mrs. A. J. Armstrong. Mrs. Shelby Teeters and children, of The Dalles, who came here to attend the funeral o f Miss Verna Fullmer, sister of Mrs. Teeters, returned home Sunday. Emerson Wilcox stopped o f f here Monday for a brief visit at the home of his sister, Mrs. C. C. Cruson. while on his way to his home in Portland from California, where he had been working in a shipyard several months. John Bader is recovering from a cold with whieh he was suffering upon his return from California. He was con fined to his bed for a few days. O. L. Nichols was home from Leona, where he is doing some engineering, to spend the week end with his family. Several members o f the Chris Halde- man family have been suffering with the grip. M i»» Forrest Schneider is home from Coquille on account of the closing of the schools there by sickness. She is teaching in the Cottage Grove schools temporarily, taking the place of Miss Cox. Mrs. Boy E. Bellows, of Bosebnrg, who is recovering from the influenza, is visiting her parents, Mr. a n l Mis. 1-, E. Jones. O. O. Veateh was in Eugene Tues day acting as one o f the judges in the essay contest. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills, M i»» Nel lie Myers, Mrs. C. C. Cruson, Mrs. S. A. Howe and daughter Lola, Miss Frances Beatty and Miss Lulu Currin formed a motor party to Eugene Mon day afternoon. Mrs. Howe and M i»» Lola, who had been visiting here, re mained in Eugene. The Sentinel receive« inquiries every week from prospective settlers who wish copies o f the paper. I f you wish to sell your fand your ad. should be in The Sentinel, where prospective settlers ~ *** 100 i* U*ad Ford car with electric starter and demountable rims, cheap. Terms. Dr. Wendt. d2(itfc Cottage Grove Housewives THE HIGHEST CASH PBICE PAID FOR EGGS. POULTRY AND HIDES Get our price on stock salt; several tons just received The People's Market JO N E S C& E A T O N
