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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1920)
H O I PRODUCTS By patronizing a Horn* Iadastry, you ara helping to build up yoer o « i community. By building up your community, you ara benefiting ourself. We art confidant you ara enofiting yourself in using C ‘ ' S T E R L IN O ’ ' CO M PO UND ED FEEDS I t is an undisputed fact that hon estly and accurately compounded feeds give better results than any straight gram feed. When we start ed iu this business we were thor oughly convinced that the public cares as much for quality as for price. B elieving this, our motto Lsa been “ A Higher Feed V alue for laws hlonev. ’ ’ And because we have constantly kept tk.s in mind, “ S terlin g' ' ('«impounded W eds ara recognised aa being all the name implies. Our specialties ara haras fead, hog feed, and dairy feed, fo r which wa make the claim f * Thera ara nous better. ” Call and see us, and by comparing our prices with those o f other com pounded feeds, you w ill find oppor tunities and bargains hers that you cau ’t find aaywnere else. STERLING f EES CO W E S T M A I N A V E. P H O N E Y O U R N E W S. ? ------------------------------------------- Neighborhood News i i________________ i B LU E M O U N T A IN . motored to Eugene Wednesday. Ivan Kaurh arrived Friday from I l'ortland for a visit at the home o f j his friend. Miss Eunice VanVnlin. John Tuuters went to C orvallis Fri dya to attend junior week end. t'uthbert Critea uud Bay VanSchoinek speut the week eud at home. Mr. and Mrs. (lien Scott and Miss | Maud Smith motored to Kugeue Thurs day and atteudiM the airplane circus. Mr. aud Mra. Ezra Messenger weut to Lynx Hollow Suiutny. Mr and Mr*. A. S. Ward and son j Kollo left Monday for Taluat. The linrtlett Johnston fam ily, of Saginaw, speut Sunday at the (-. M. Mel.in home. Everett Wright sustained a fractured arm Sunday waile cranking n Kurd. Mra. Ohm». Arrington uud sou nnd I daughter, l.loyd aud Kuby, o f Disstoa. spent the week end at Doreua. Everett Wright and Otun Ijuid weut | to Springfield Huuilay. (Hpecial to The Sentinel.) May 2ti.— Mr and Mr*. John I'aluior aud son law ren ce attended the funeral o f H. K. lx-wis iu the drove Saturday. The E. C. liolladay fam ily, Mr. and Mra. A. Duerst and Mr*, (k l*re»ton were dinner guest* at the liobbin* homo Buuday. liomer ('hnmb«>rlain waa in Salem Friday. Mr*. A. i'astle ha* gone to D ivide to care for her daughter, Mr*. Fred Fro»t, who i* quite ill. Mr. and Mr*. Finley Wbipp* were Sunday visitor* at the Chapman home in the drove. Mr. aud Mr*. Allicrt Ki**ue and lit tie daughter, o f Star, and Mr. aud L Y N X H O LLO W . Mrs. Wade W atts and little won, of How River, visiter Sunday with Mra. (Mp«*cial to The Sentinel.) Theua Miller. May 2ti. Mr. Politico ia enjoying a A number o f Creawell boy* are camp visit with * brother, from Eddyvillc. ing at the school house ford. Jnu Johnson, o f Wrudliug, is visit Miss Davenport left Saturdny for Washington, having closed her term o f mg with his sister, Mrs. Neal, who i* I seriously ill. school Mr. Ilemiue, o f Blackly, visited with friends hero the last o f tho week DORENA Mr*, tieorge Johnson went to Eu geue to v tail her husband, who is iu a I (Special to The Sentinel.) hospital tbcro M ay -ti.— Edith Meaaeuger sja-ut the Mrs. K. Y. Portor visited Huuduy at j week end in Ko»«*burg. tho M. A. Horn home iu Delight Val Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Knutson nud son ley. Russell, o f Portland, who are visiting Mrs. ( ‘has. W right was a Sunday at ^ie J. A. E lliott home, speut a*-vera! guest o f Mr. and Mr*. I tree so day* o f last week at the (il««u Scott The Pentieo and Caldwell families, home in the drove. Miss Mabel Huntsman aud Am ina nnd | J. E. Bedford and William Johnson Lloyd W olford attend«*! the fly in g eir cun in Eugene Thursday. The W olford I children remained in Eugtuie until Sat urday, when their uncle brought th- in I home iu hi* auto. Several from here attended the ball] game in Delight Valley Sunday. Miss Iv y Porter and Miss Mabel | W right ut tended the Sunday «ehooi convention in Creawell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Isdmw accept e«i au urgent dinuer invitation to the I Fletcher England home at W alker Sun day. Wheu they arrived they were I very greatly suriiri*>v«l to be greeted by Dr. and Mm. Erm-st l4>bo«r, o f T il lumook, who had come up from Port laud on the «veilin g traiu. They will | be here about a week. Summer Excursion Fares TO BEACH AND MOUNTAIN RESORTS S A G IN A W . COMMENCING Saturday, May 29 Season and Week-end Tickets Go Where the Ocean Roars Or up in the Mountains Where the Air Is Pure and the Scenery Inspires Fareg on Application For particulars inquire of local agent SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES JOHN M. SCOTT, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT RUGENE MUSIC ftHOP 8 EAST NINTH. EUGENE Pianos,Player Pianos, U sed Pianos T his beautiful all record B iltm ore mahogany phono graph w ith 6 rec ords or I 2 selec tions on ly— $95.10 Pay $1 0 cash and arrange to pay the balance by the week or month. Tke old methods of tone repro duction have been set aside only to be replaced by the new and more modern which are found only in THE CHENEY. AU phonographs express pre paid. PLEASE SEND TO ME CHENEY CATALOGUES (This does not oLtligatc me in any way) Name ... Address ( Special to The Sentinel.) May 2»i. The Gerard fam ily, o f Springfield, visit«*l Saturday evening with Mrs. Gerard's fath«*r, H. II. Jar rett. lju ite a number from here attend«*) the Sunday school convention ut Ores well Sunday. The Estep fam ily and Mr*. Burr and son spent Sunday with relatives in Eu gene. Frances Adney, o f Divide, spent the week end at home. Mr. un<l Mr*. Hnahnell, o f Latham, visited Sunday at the Taplia home. lx-«« Iwonard, o f Draiu, spent Sunday at the home o f hi* brother, L. W. Leonar«i. Mr. and Mr*. O. Knight and Mrs. L I More than at any other season of the year you wish shoes that arc a happy com bination- of stye, corniert and quality. You get just this in our elegant “ Diamond Brand” low shoes— oxfords, pumps and ties. S t y l e — The newest patterns and the most up-to-date lasts. C o m f o r t — E very shoe correctly propor tioned and made over splendid fitting lasts. Q u a l i t y — Because the finest “ Diam ond B r a n d s " are built up to a high standard o f quality by expert shoe workers. Come to Us for Your Low Shoes- The Finest You Can B uy. I j I HELUWELL, BANGS & MARKSBURY THE D A Y L IG H T STORE FOR Q U A L I T Y A N D ftF .R Y lL ’R WANT ADS. For 8*1»- - Family carriage in good con dition. Mr*. H. E. McFarland, Cot- K n ig h t'* parents, Mr. und Mr*. Allen, j ta g« Grove. m 14 JHc und the W. I*. Dirk fam ily spent Hun For Sals—A t Lorana, 7 acres tim ber day with Mr. and Mra. Robert Elliott land adjoining half an acre in la-ur- in th«i Grove. C. K. W hiteley visited Holiday at the ] mg p«-nrs; another tract o f I I acre* o f ] level lam! adjoining orchard land an«l L. C. Hcott borne. Mr. nnd Mrs. Taylor ami daughter, highway all cleari-d. Good tmation for oomcoiie who wishes to raise rhn-ken*. o f North Bend, visited lit the Misnly W. H. A. Edlefaen, lairau«, Or. ail4 28p] home last week. Mr. and Mr*. Glen Hcott and Miss For Sals— W h it« Leghorn cockerel* S .Smith, o f Dorena, ami Mr . A. K week* old, $1.00 per dozen at tbe Hcott and Kttn attenrled 1!..- airplane house. Mrs. Waldo Miller, telephone circus in Eugene Thursdn- 1-F12.____________________________m litfe l/iwell Henston and ttuby Keene Wanted To purchase small place with were in the Grove Tues«l y nfti-rn*M>n. Marie Elliott s|s-nt hundny «it the about 5 acres o f laud. Must lie rea sonable. W rite price and |»artieulnr* Hcott home. Mr. Burgesn waa in th«- Grove Wed to I*. O. Bo* 663, Heat tie, Wn m l4 2*p uesduy. W ant to bay binder and pulveriser; want to »ell heavy horses nnd cows. B IL K C R E E K Barnard Flynn, Anlauf, Ore. in21j4pd of For 8ale or Trade— 30 b. p. 4 passenger May 26.— Mrs. Zu< k Collins, ear, electric lights, E lid e battery, Hpriogfield, visited last week lit the blather upholstery, top eicellen t, me II. M. Damn wood home The M issi - h Ma«-va, Eva and Ruth ehanically all right. Would consider a Fow ler went to Hnb*ti» Inst Friday to good motorcycle for part. A Ilya Murk ham, phone 23 F3. my21j4|»d uttend camp rne«-ting. Miss Dora Chit wood le ft Huiulny to For Sale— About 16 pairs o f pigeons, Homer* and Carneses, several pairs visit her sister, Mrs. Clnrence ltadg«-r, o f n«|uabs; hi a pair; worth $4; good at Hopewell. About forty gathered at the nend condition. Address Box 26, Hugiauw, Ore. myjl-J4p4 emy Monday for a picnic. A bountiful dinner was served on tables in tb*« 41 acres choice land in the Y akim a school yard The ebildren enjoyed out fru it belt to trade for property in or door games, Severn! o f th«* old«ir on«-» around Cottage Grove. Inquire at enjoyed ; .« impromptu program in th«* Woodson Brother* Ouri'gn. m21jnlMpd ihapel. The «-losing school program For Sal*— Tw o cows, heavy m ilker», was brok«*n up on nireount of so many coming fresh soon. Hooking orders having whooping rough. School close«! • fo r pure bred O. I. C, pigs. G. J. I j iii - Tuesday. Mrs. Ine* E«lily «-sme «biwn from •less. m21 ju4pd Hutherliri the first o f the week to visit For Sals— 7 room boose, modern, w »ll at the IJ. A. E ites home. built, garage, two lota; plenty o f Carl Clark «Iruve home Tuesday a fru it and shade trees, l ’ hone 139 Y. t f fine band o f g-mts which he hail pur For 8*1» W h it» Leghorn Laying hens ehased from Mr McFarlund, o f The Mr*. Van Allison. m2Mp<l Cedars. The I). C. Cole fam ily motored up To let on shares, any part of 126 head from Creawell Tuesday nnd visiteil at o f heavy shearing Angora wethers, the John Wood home. free from lice. I f you have plenty o f Mr. aud Mrs. M. F. Babcoeh went to brush, phone or see me. Hart. John the R. H. Trask home in the Grove ston, Huginaw. my2K-jiy2pd Tuesday evening. Mrs. L. B. Single anti son Hlu-rrill For Sale- W hite Leghorn cockerels, 6 weeks old, $1 per dozen. H. W. left Haturdny for Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs W G. BUtinger left Boyd. m28pd Monday fo r Idaho. They visited with For S a le -O lty residence property wltb friends in Eugene eu route. private water system. Cost $1500. Mra. P. Harwell has been auffering W ill take *1000 cash. O. H. W illard, with a severe cold for the past two 1142 Ash ave. my2X ju n l lpd weeks. For Bale M ilk cow; price $60. John OverhoUer. m28pd I For Sale lar. Fresh m ill» cow. Ed. Tnl mSMpd For Bale— 176 acres o f whaat land In Linn county. House ami I-urn and running water the year around. Mrs. F. E. Gray, 1642 west Main, phone 107-R.________ ndW-Jne*» W ant to sell nearly new Indian motor * cycle and side car. Run less than 1000 miles; first class condition. Can be seen at bicycle hsop. m2flp«l W ill have a furnished Cottage to rent on June 15. Abe Bangs. m28pd « I These Bright, Warm Days H e Does H eavy Work. “ For fiv e years 1 have been troubl«-«l with my kulneys,’ ’ writ«*s Bert Daw s«»n, 712 K. Walnut Ht., Canton, III. “ I do heavy work, and that, with being on my feet all «lay, is a strain on a m an’s kidneys. M y trouble start«*! with severe sharp pains over my back. The medicine I took gnve some relief, but the trouble crime bnck. I bought a hot- tin o f F o le y ’s Kidney Pills, and before it wns gone my pains had entirely left IB , and I have not been trniiUr-d since..’ ’ They relieve bncksche, rheuma tism, sore swollen and s t iff muscles or joints. 8<«ld everywhere. m2« The Carpenter’s Outfit run I h * di'liv«-r«*«l to you com plete lit our atore. Aloo complotn htrilwsre nn«l lo««l kita for the worker or In I Mirer in tiny field. We want you to come here tuui look over our large storks of toula, iiiiplementn, aupplioH, etc. W . L. D A R B Y & CO. P A T C H IN G U P A B R E A K on the road will not he nec- ettaary if you have iim over haul your hieyele before you atart out. We have an engle eye f«tr «li-teeting w«*ak apnta ami partH. We prevent hreakdowna hy repairing just tho things you would prohahly overlook. Don’t you think it. witter to pay our moderate charges now than to have to walk home ami have to pay anyway! H ARRY RENTLE COTTAGE GROVE GENERAL REPAIR 8H0P