Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., April 30, 1920, Image 8

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I Neighborhood N ew s
M OUNT VIE W .
This powerful X -Ray machine w ill take a picture of any
part of the body in a fraction o f a second (which is abso­
lutely necessary for good w o rk ). It is the last word iu X -Ray
machines. Any part o f the body or organ can be examined
with it and diseases treated successfully with it. It is espe­
cially valuable in the examination and treatment of the stom­
ach, lungs, bones, etc. A ll interested are invited to call at
the Cottage Grove hospital and see the machine and its work.
The C«»ttage Grove Hospital is open to my own patients
only.
Respectfully yours,
DR. WRNDT.
(Special to The H«utiu«l.)
April
— Mrs. Victor I'hapniuu »mi
children led YVeduetd»> of Wat week
for Curtin, where they will make then
home. They arrived two week» ago
from their former home »1 Uidgefield,
Waah., »nd viaited with Mr». t'h»|i
mao'a molhar, Mr». Kate Sear», before
joining Mr. t'huiuiian at Curtiu.
Mr. a ad Mr». Irauh Phillip» itud »on
»pent Holiday with
Mra. 1‘hillipa
brother, Kufu» Arne, in the drove.
Mr. and Mra; Kred Front and aon
Harry, o f Blue Mountaiu, were H uh
day gueata nt the W. 1). llenth hiuoe
Mr. and Mra. C. W. Hoar«, Mra. Kate
Hear» and W. J. Chapman and mm
Otto were in the drove Saturday.
Mra. loonarJ Fuaton went to tin
drove Tueadny for mediral treatment
Mr». Kate Hear» and la>wi» Hear»,
o f th« drove, were at the C. W. Hear»
home Huudav.
William Heath left Sunday to «reopt
a poaition a* foreman at a. logging
ramp at Shannon.
Mr. and Mr», deorge Imyng were in
the drove Saturday.
Mr. and Mr», J. H. Liautiaugk, Mr.
nnd Mr», dleuu l.mehaugh, o f Wnideu,
and Mr. and Mra. Homer Chumberlaiu,
o f Blue Mountain, viaited Sunday with
Mr. nnd Mr», t'lnudo Arne.
W. J. Chapman ha» pure honed the
S. E. Lowry place.
S. Brand and J. B. Chnmbi'r», of
the drove, were out to tAe W. L. Mil
lor mill Sunday afternoon.
Mr». Peter Layng in expeetod to ar
rive from Idaho thi* week for a visit
nt the home o f her brother ill law,
deorge lavn g.
John Spray ban rented the plan ...
longing to Mra Mary lahniael.
Mioa Emma Inglehoru, Mioa Beaaie
Mooney, Irwin Whipps and Charlie
Allen were at the George la y n g home
Sunday.
Addiaon Heath wna home from Di
vide over Sunday.
The Feriai brother» are buaily en
gaged ia euttiag out the piling 'from
the timber purehaaed from George
layng. Thay will eut the piling be
fore beginning on the larger Umber.
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P la s te r
Lim e
Cem ent
Drain Tile
Fire Brick
Building; Blocks
S. !_• Godard
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P H O N E I5-P3
The undersign«#! owner will sell at public auction, on the
BOB. S M A L L B LA C K , 9 l/ j miles south of Cottage Grove,
Oregon, and l ’ i* miles north of London, on London. Springs
road
at 1:00 o ’clock p. m., sharp, the following personal property;
One
One
One
One
One
9-foot McCormick rake.
9-foot corrugated roller.
No. 0 feed cutter.
5-tooth cultivator.
set of double harness.
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Tw o sets of chain harness.
One 12-inch side plow.
One 14-inch Oliver Star plow.
One 5-foot vertical lift McCormick mower.
One old mower.
One double disc gang plow.
One John Deere disc harrow.
One Sharpless tabular cream separator.
One seed potato cutter.
One adjustable 2-section harrow.
T w o corn planters.
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One Calhoun seeder.
One fanning mill.
One Planet, Jr., seeder.
One Studebaker light wagon.
Twelve assorted wagon and buggy wheels.
One cycle grinder.
One grind stone.
T w o jack screws.
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T w o 4-tine pitchforks.
One potato fork.
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One post-hole auger.
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Four 6-foot cross-cut saws.
Tw o 4-foot cross-cut saws.
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One heavy sledge, broad ax, mattock, g ra b hoe.
Scythe, sickle.
Clevises, single trees, double trees, 4-horae eveners.
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A. S, MYERS, Owner
J. K. G R E ER , A U C T IO N E E R .
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(Special to The Sentinel.)
April ‘¿H. — Mr. and Mra. Eatep and
children and Mra. Barr and non wera
in Eugene Monday.
W. L. I-eonard wm in town Monday,
The Adney and Johnnton famillea
were in Kngene Sunday.
Harry Benito# waa in town Satur­
day.
Mra. O. Knight and Mr. and Mra,
W. P. Dick were in the drove Tues­
day.
Miaa Maria Elliott, o f Delight Val­
ley, waa a Sunday gueat nt the Bfaaaon
home.
The Allen family motored to Pleas­
ant H ill Sunday.
The rock emaker, which had been
eloaed down for several weeks, resumed
«rations .Monday with dlen Scott in
arge.
Among those from here in Eugene
thin week were Hoy Tnplin, Henry
Johnson, Mrs. Shaver, Norn (¿ue#n,
Etta Scott and Ethel Moody.
Mra. Newel and daughters, Mra. J.
T. Adney and Mrs. Hattie Newel and
little son, left this morning with the
body o f thnir father, John Newel, for
their old home, Mitchell, Neb. Mr.
Newel died at a Eugene hospital
Thursday o f last week.
There will be a musical entertain­
ment nt tke school bouse Saturday eve-
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Mag Stylos In
BuMartrk fashion
mienta 0*1 a Copy
Today free
THE QUALITY STORE- coop s e r v i r
Dainty Laces
New patterns in nil width* uf Ian* for ti iiiiiiuug now mueb
in vogue for veatee, hlointo, underwear, drc$#oM, collars
our prior# tiro lowont iu oily.
Xhitilovv I nor flouncing#, mostly ill Pronin h I iiu I cn , wiilth#
4 inobo# to 8 incjie#, priced per ynnl
15c to 45c
Now medallion Inoo for oollar#, oronm, corn nnd while,
priced per y ard ...................................... .
85c, $1.26, $1.76
Val. I hcom iu edging# and inner lion to match from tiny,
narrow width# to 3 inoho# witlo, priced yd .......... 4c to 16c
Filet Laces High in Favor
Cream lace edging# 2 to t> inehe# wide, yd
5c to 45c
Cream lace hand#, yd..............................
6c to 36c
W hite lace edge#, yd............................. .. .......... « .....5c to 60c
Wash: Cottons
|of|Disti notion
To realise how delightful the new co tto n fnhrioa are, it in lint
neccNMary to view our preaeiiA di#play#, which for charm nnd n
hovelty Niirpn## anything heretofore produced. Voilea, or­
gandie#, cropea and other aheer, cool #uminer material# in nil
faNhionnhle color# and a nio#t iimiHiinl variety of pattern# A
particularly fine display at yd........ ..........35c, 45« and $1.26
Fast Color Zephyr Gingham
Plaid#, atrip«-#, cheek# and #«iUd color# to match are here in
large aelection in many uc*u palternn nnd a ll-a re color fa#t.
and prc-#hrunk.
(Special to The Hcatioei.)
April i N — Mr. and Mra W. M Hub
bard and Miaa O aa la n d motored to
Eugene Wedaeaday.
Mra Warren Kelly went to Dinner
creek Thuraday to work in the cook
houae.
Mr». L K. Hhorey and aon nnd
daughter, recently o f Auburn, Wnah.,
have moved on to the Tom Abram»
pine«, which they recently purahnaed.
Everett Wright, o f Leona, ia visiting
at the W. A. Ward home.
Miaa l^otti« VanHehoiaek attended
the American Legion entertainment in
the drove Thuraday evening.
Mia» Sarah Elliott came down Fri­
day from Dinner creek, where »he haa
been employed.
Miaa Elate lo o , o f the : drove, at­
tended the banket aoeial at IW ana
Saturday evening.
Min* l ’i-nrl McCollum, o f Bow Kiver,
viaited Sunday with loin Ooaao.
Miaa Hattw VanVUet, o f Eugene,
»pent the week end with Eunice Van
Valin.
Mr. and Mra. II. W. Kirk, o f Leona,
viaited Sunday with Mr. K ir k ’a par
enta, Mr. and Mr». J. H. Kirk.
Miaa Thelma Thomaaon, o f Bow
Biver, apent Sunday with Sfubie Bob
'naon.
Mr. and Mri. Stanley Damewood
have moved onto the Caramaaica plane.
Mr. and Mra; Fred Oliver motored
over from Wendbng Sunday and visit-
ed at the J. A. Elliott home,
Misiiea Ixittie and Belle VanHehoiaek
and Jamea Bedford attended the teach­
e r » ’ imilitate in the drove Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. B. L. Biding, o f Idaho,
who had been viaiting at the H. D.
Critea home for aeveral week», went
to tke drova Friday and expect to
make that eity their future home.
Bay McCargar, of the drove, waa
out to the ranch Monday.
Norria Elliott nnd Alex Onrootte,
o f Dinner creek, apent the week end
nt home.
Mrn. J. (j. Willetn, o f the drove,
»pet ut the firat o f the week at the J.
Kirk home.
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Mra. Meliaan Chriaman, of the drove,
ia viaiting at the home of her daugh
ter, Mra. J. E. Bedford.
Miaaea loin Ooaao, Eunice VnnValin,
Bid tie Ward and Chalice Ward attend­
ed the dnnee at Star Saturday night.
The banket nocial at Dorean Satur­
day evening waa well attended and
very aueceaaful. Superintendent W. O.
Beattie, o f the Cottage drove »choola,
gave an intereating talk on the A r­
menian aituation, after which bnaketa
were »old, the proeeed» amounting to
$67, which will be uaed for Armeuian
relief work.
SAG INAW .
Term#— All Hums o f $10 or under, ca#h in hand. On all
Hums over $10 a credit o f 6 month# will be given to purchaser
giving bankable note (»caring intere#t at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum from date o f «ale.
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DÖRENS.
Buttartih Patterns
for May
Now in BJpch
Priced a y i l ™ ........................ 39c, 46c to 75c
SALE of SKIRTS
T H IS W E E K A N D N E X T
Thi# i# a real*“ low-price” sale, and
,no mistake you will agr«*e w hen you
see the #kirta. The offer will not be
duplicated again thi# acaaon at nuch
low price«.
A L L W O O L P L A I D S K IR T S $12 96
Thin lot o f #kirU iuclude# Isautiful
all wool plnhl pattern# which retail
regularly at $2« to $21.50 each.
Our special wale
price is ...... $12 96
One lot silk plaid
skirt# which sell
regularly
at $8
to $10, the #|M.*eial
sale price.... $6.96
One lot of cotton
plant skirta, regu­
lar $t> value#, spe­
cial sale price i#
only ..........
$196
Sale of Women’s Shoes
Continues This Week
Tke HtylcN are all new nnd nix«*# are eomph-te in medium
or high military hi*eln or french heels. Lace atylea in
black Mud brown kid nnd calf leather#.
$8.00 ami $8A0 •how now
$6.75
$9.00 and $10.00 #hoe# now....................................... $7.60
$11.00 and $12.00 nhoea n o w ............. ................_ .....,$9.Uf» i
$12.60 and $14.00 nhoea now............................. ..^ . . I U $ S I
Oxforda priei'd at.......................................$4.76 ’to $10.00
MEN, YOUR SUMMER WEIGHT
UNDERWEAR IS HERE
House
Aprons
A L L -O V E R
Union #u 1 1 # or single piece- -long alecvea,
short# nnd aleevcl«-#* shirt# nnd unions, ankle
length and knee length draw ers and union
aiiita all styles in ecru or white, Materials
are light weight wool,
cotton
Hale,
porou#
w«'svc fabric, dimity,
etc.
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S P E P IA L A T
$1.95 E A C H
Very handy a re these #lip
on apron# during spring
hotiHe cleaning or when
one i# in a hurry to pre­
pare a meal after an a f­
ternoon of shopping -just
slip inlo the apron an«l
ready f>.r work. It #avea
time and Rave# elothea.
W e have Keveral doaen
new pattern# for you to
chooae from at the low
price o f..................... $1.95
Cotton B. V. I). union#
and athletic s ty le union
miita.......$1.46 to $2.26
Cotton Male union Hint#
priced
$1.45 to $2.25
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Grocery Department “Who’s Your Tailor?”
TH E UM PHREY
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M A C K IN
affords good aervioe at reasonable prices
T R Y IT
Be#t white laundry aoap, 8 bar#......... ........ 66c
Olympia hard wheat floURi..................... $3.19
Standard blend coffee, Ih............................. 40c
Condensed milk, tall can of Carnation, Aster
or Borden ’a........................
15c
Brok- n, head rice, 2 lbs.............................. 26c
Arm & Hammer #oda, 3 boxen..................... 26c
Hmall white l>eana a lb................................. 10c
Best safety matehe#, 4 boxes..................... 26c
"B«‘#t grade #o«la cracker#........................... ...20c
No. 2'/fc can Htandard pack p ea# ................. 15c
No. 2 I/Si can H»|ua#h-piinipkin................ 12*/»C
No. 2 i/2 can fancy Diamond W tom at oen,... 19c
No. 2'/2 can puree tomatoes...........
16c
No. 2'/2 can fancy yellow free peaches
40c
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Let Kd. V. Price & Co., of Chicago, tailor your
miit for thi# season and you will be plca#ed
with the Hilit and your#«>lf too. Kd. V. Price
tailoring
i# aeeond to nope in quality and
w ork m an #h ip -an y man who
ha# owned an Kd. V. Price
#uit will tell you there ia
uone better. The lining# are
guaranteed for a year and
will wear the life of the
suit. Knell Ed. V. Priee suit
ia made to your indivhlual
mea#ure and i# guaranteed
Hati#factory. The price ia
more than “ hand-me-down”
clothe#
$35 to $85