LADIES, ATTENTION! OREGON NEWS NOTES
Iluumt ('bulling tilin' in here
anil you w ill lutv«* mi anomali
lai mu of ulil rugs anil paper
ami iiiuKItKÌiii'H that aro worth
iiiuuoy tu you. IT you will oall
1111 Out I ai<ii U nivi' •Imik On.,
pilline ft, wo w ill Olili.
Huyor ul Wool, lliilo a, IVitu,
Hags, Newspapers, Magazines
tioil in I iiiiii II oh , ami U lu lli'iii
Hark. Wo liny ami noil every
thing.
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i Neighborhood News
(Hpceiul to The Henlinel.)
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
Ju n e
Id .- T h e O c ru rd f a m ily , of
H |> ru iK fie |il, v I mi ted M u iid u y cv r ilin g at
th e H, II. J u rre t t home.
Mnei Flossie Mutili* bus gone to You
rullìi to visit relative*.
Men’s Dress Shoes
C, K. W hiteley und Tom Heott viait
ed Huiidny lit toe Hi-iitt home.
♦ If» value*. You can get them
at the Sample Store for.. $10
Miaa Ciarlim i Tu plm re tu rn e d to
Mulem Hntiirduy.
Mr« Chaa. Minime r e t u r n e d Inal week
from euate rn Oregon, where ahe hud
been viaitiiiK her duliKhter, Mra. .1 ohe»
Mr«. Henry McKee mid two limigli
tera, of Wu«hiiiKtoii, lire visiting Mra.
T h* flfto o n th n n n u n l c o n v e n tio n of
th e O reg on B a n k e r s ' luuwictatlnn con-
vonoit a t E u g e n e Tueadajr.
T ho 100,000 g r a v i ty w a te r pro ject
u n d e r t a k e n by M o n m o u th n e a rly a
your UK" lion been com pleted.
t). Tu plm.
Mr. Fogle mid tiniigbti-r were in the
W hile flHhliiK on a do ck a t N ew port,
d r o v e Hnturiluy.
Ivy l l o w n i d cauKht an octo p u s w hleh
T erry M u n iy jiiiti VV L, Leonard
in eaa u red a b o u t a l l feet In d ia m e te r w*r* in l.yn* Hollow Hnturilny.
2 4 Pacific Highway Phono 5
| (. ( ’. Heott rHuri»**«l from I*.ugni**
('Marine A. H a rr, re s ilie n t of M arlon
eo u n ly Blnro 1K79, died a t hla homo H nturday av aain g .
K a th le e n A ll< au hfiM gone to Eugen e
five m llea a o u lh of Halcm. H e waa fo r m i extended Ntuv.
C!l yearn of aKe.
H o y 'In I» I i fi wtm brought ho toe Hu t
A picnic for nil resilient* of Murlon urduy from • !••• C ottnge d r o v e hnHpituI
mol is doing very nicely.
co u n ty I h b e in g p la n n e d by (he Murlon
Robert K llio t t n in i finn i ly f o f the
C o u nty C o m m u n it y f e d e r a ti o n an d will d ro v e , v is it e d H o lid a y at the O. K n ig h t
Ail kinilii o f
I n * held Hometlme In Ju ly .
home.
C harles Hhnron went tn P ort lumi on
T h e lloai-burK c h e r r y cro p la r i p e n
bii*iiie*H 'llm rs d a y .
in g rap id ly . K n rllc r varletl*» will lot
Mr. and Mr«. J o h n s to n und tw o
p len tifu l. It la believed, anil th e late children nini Mrs. L. C. Heott were in
f r u i t promtRi’H h eav y yield*
Kugene W ednesday.
W. H. C sppiou* mul D. !.. Miller left
T h e L in n c o u n ty f a r m b u re a u ha*
T u esday for O nklund, where th e y nre
d
ecided
to
arriinKe
a
Merle*
of
p
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ltry
F. W JA C O B », I 'R O P R IK T O R
■•inployed on roml work. T hey bud been
cu III uk deinotiR irntlon* In L in n co u n ty
bud o f f fo r n few day s on neeuunt of
Re*. Phone 21 P.'l
O ffice P h on e 4
d u r i n g AiiKunt un d H eptem ber.
rain.
Mr*. U. K ennedy nnd children nr
F o r m e r Hnlernllea fro m all a r r tlo n a
rived F rid a y from M edford und urc
of O rego n nn d th e P acific n o rth w e e t
vi ul ing Mr*. K e n n e d y ’s fa th e r, J . ( ’.
uam-milled ut Hulem H uturday for th e Ki-rtbey, on th e Casteel place.
a n n u u i homeromliiK cerem onlee.
Club* (Jueener, who works at Itiijadn,
E u g e n e nn d H prlngflold have Joined spent th e week end h e n ' with his fnm
Miss Ktliel Moody visited Huiidny
force* for a F o u r t h of J u l y cele brallo n.
a f t e r n o o n a t th e J . I.. (¿ucen home.
•Springfield will c e le b ra te H aturday.
I.en l*-onnrd is v is itin g at the home
J u l y 3, a n d K ugene M onday, J u l y 6
o f h i . b ro th e r, W. I,. I-conanl.
Mrs. Henston nnd d n u g h te r Evelyn
A u ro ra'« new a r t e « la u well 1* now
flow ing at Iho r a t e of neu rly 40.000 were in C ottng e G rove W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. B riggs motored
gallon* a day, w hich la m-verul thou- to E ugene T uesday.
*aud gallon* m o re t h a n th e city u«e*.
The com m encem ent ezercise* of the
A irp la n e fore»t fire p a tr o l »ervlee In W alk er union high school will be held
O regon will n o t a t a r i u n ti l J u n e 25. F rid a y ev en ing , J u n e 18, the g rad u
ate* being Ruby Keene, E rn est Calli
a c c o rd in g to a l e t t e r receiv ed a t th e
well mnl Hnmufl Capponi».
o fflc i« of F. A E llio tt, a ta to fo rester.
Mrs. Jo s e p h in e Hhnver w e n t to Port
T h e H herld n n L ig h t A P o w e r Co., land W ed nesday to a tt e n d th e Hhriner
T O. HUDTKI.L, HP EOI A L A G E N T
H T A N D A R I) O I L CO.. C o tta g e O m v c w ith h e a d q u a r t e r * a t H hertd an , haa f e s tiv a l nnd for Rose fe s tiv a l week.
Mrs. II. !.. McKee a r r iv e d lust Wed
filed w ith th e Oregon pub lic aervlce
nesday from Mubton, Wash., to be with
com m la*Ion a p p lic a tio n fur a n In crease her b ro th er, Roy Tuplin, who is re
In rates.
covering from * serious in ju ry sus
J o h n Hteiger, p r o m in e n t nheop m a n tuiIll'll some tim e ngo in nn accident.
Charles Hharon re tu rn e d T uesday
a n d r a n c h e r of H ukcr c o u n ty an d
from a business tr ip to P o rtla n d .
k n o w n t h r o u g h o u t e a s t e r n Oregon,
Goldie unii T ed dy Miller a r e ill with
d b d F r i d a y w hile on a fish in g t r ip measles.
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n e a r B aker.
LYNX HOLLOW.
B ert Jew ell, of O re e n p o in t. fo r m e rly
g a m e w a r d e n for C la c k a m a s co u n ty ,
(H|tcrinl to T he S entin el.)
d ro w n e d In th e C l a c k a m a s r i v e r w hen
J u n e 16.—Jn tnes H u n ts m a n enme up
th e boat In w hich he a n d tw o c o m p a n H atu rd ay fur nn o v e rn ig h t visit with
home folks.
ion« cn|Mlzcd.
Miss Ivy P o r t e r w as a E u g en e vis
About 80 r e p r e s e n ta t iv e « of Dnptlst
ito r H nturdsy.
c h u rc h e * of M a lh eu r. W allowa, U nion
Wm Horn left Monday for hi* home
nnd
B a k e r c o u n ti e s a t t e n d e d th* in Idaho,
G r a n d e H ondo B a p ti s t a ss o c ia tio n ,
Mrs. Hlnter has been on th e sick list
•luring th e past week.
w h ich w as held a t B ak er.
Mrs. Campbell and son A r t h u r mo
W. II. R m lth , E c h o fa r m e r , w u
tored to Koseburg H aturday for s visit
killed on h i s r a n c h by M ayo r Asa B. w ith relatives.
T h o m p s o n , o f Echo, who w en t to aid
Mel. Kim ball, o f P le a s a n t HiJI, spent
NURSE MILKS
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JIM N o rth U n e Ht.
Briggs.
c h a r g e s of ro b b e ry an d oasuult.
Ju s . Plunk wns in th e G rove H stur
C o nfin em en t eases n speeinlty.
R eceip ts of t h e m o to r vehicle d e p a r t
day.
No entitugioin« runes u rcep ted .
m e n t of t h e s t a t e g o v e r n m e n t for th e
Hever«l from here n tte n d e d th e tme
m o n t h of May. 1920. t o t a le d |99.6l»6. e a l s u r e s t e service* at W alk e r S unday.
Mr*. I. N. D resser re tu rn e d Monday
DR. 0. E. FROST
a c c o rd in g to a fi n a n c ia l s t a t e m e n t p r e
from Hnlem. where she a tt e n d e d camp
p a r e d by t h e s e c r e t a r y of state.
O f fir« in l.uwaon Iliuliling.
meeting.
U n p re c e d e n te d In c r e a se tn bu sin ess
I'hiinc 47
d u r i n g t h e p a s t few m o n t h s Is given
LON D O N .
Oregon
CottngH (Irovn
a* t h e re a s o n for t h e In c r e a se in th e
(Hpi'cinl to T he S entin el.)
r u p l t a l stock of t h e P h r« c o m p a n y of
R McCAROAR. D. D. S
E. M. Horden. o f S a c ra m e n to , Calif.,
S alem fro m tl.50u.000 to t4.000.000.
D E N T IH T
n rriv e d here H aturdny s n d is holding »
A n u m b e r of m e n of C o b u rg an d serie» o f meeting*.
N eu ralgia raH av n l m a tn n tly by
C alvin Marlow. o f Lim ine, spent thè
v ic in ity w ere c ite d by D ep u ty H herlff
bicnl iipplirution. Itcaidcnri» 117
C r o n e r to a p p e a r before D is t r ic t A t week end ut th è 11. D. B nughm nn home.
aoutli r i u n ì atrci't ; o ff ic e Ar
Miss Rasi e F air, of thè O rove, un»
elidi* liuihling, F i f t h nnd Main.
t o r n e y Itay a n d e x p la in why th ey h av e
a giicst nt t h è O. P. W ills hume Hnt
P h a n « : o ffic e , ¡15; rea., I.'lfl It
not o b ta i n e d s t a t e licen ses for t h e i r urdny.
dogs.
Miss Mnhelle H hortridge spent thè
J. E. YOUNO
W a s h i n g to n c o u n ty H o lste in breed week end w ith friend» nt E lkhend .
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
Mr. an d Mrs. A lfred Powell, of thè
or« held a field m e e tin g on t h e fa rm
«
Orove, iiiiitored up tu Black B u tte Hun
o ff ic ii mi Mnin nvi'nue.
of 11 M a rtin , n e a r E d d y . Mr M artin dny.
Cot Ingo O rav o
Oregon
ha* n h e rd of t h o r o u g h b re d r a t tl e . A
B ert B n ugh m an w ent to Eugene
c a tt le Ju d g in g c o n te s t for both a d u lt s Moiulny.
a n d boys w as stag ed .
A. W. KIME. M. D.
D o n ’t b a v e nny slacker». Keop tr n rk
F o r th e p u rp o s e of d is c u s s i n g th e
P I I Y 8 I 0 I A N ANI» » U R O E O N
o f w hat ench hen does bv using egg
wool a n d tn o h n lr m a r k e t s i t u a t i o n and record card». F or sale by T he Hennnel
Offici, in I’liillipa b u ild in g o v er
th e o r g a n i z a ti o n of a c o u n ty wool and nt f i . 75 th è h un dred .______________ ***
tin* W h lto I'hurm iiry.
tiffin «
phono .‘14; rrsiilene« phono 12(1.1.
m o h n l r g r o w e r s ’ a ss o c ia tio n , a series
of m e e tin g s of g ro w e r s of wool an d
( »regoli
Cut tugo (In no
m o h n l r will be held tn L i n n co u n ty
t h i s week.
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H. J. SHINN
T h e fig h t of t h e D allas c h u r c h e s to F o r Bai*—7 room bous*. modern, well
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
close t h e m o v in g p ic t u r e t h e a t e r s In
b uilt, g a ra g e , tw o lots; plen ty of
th e city on R un day w as lo*t w h en th e f r u i t and shade trees. P h o n e 13P-V. tf
nnd n o ta r y public. P rn c tlc ra in
ull court*. T w e n ty -fiv e your« ex
c itiz e n s of t h e to w n In a special elec To let on shares, an y p a r t o f 125 head
perioneo.
o f h eavy sh e a r in g A ngo ra wethers,
tio n decided th e y w a n te d t h e B unday
e v e n in g s h o w s by a vo te of 407 to free from lice. I f yon h s v e plenty of
Itiulor Hldg., C o ttn g e d r o v e , Oro.
brush, phone or see me. B a rt. J o h n
260. e n d in g a h i t t e r fight.
»ton, S ag inaw .
my28-jly2pd
A larg e a m u s e m e n t hall a n d sev eral
ALTA KINO
F o r 8nle— 13 acre p o u ltry ranch. 4 ' *
h o m e s for e m p lo y e s of t h e Oregon
m iles from C o tta g e Grove on Doremi
A TTO RN EY AT LAW
L u m b e r nn tp an y a r e being c o n s tru c te d road. Good house, born nnd poultry
Collortiona, P ro b a te , N o ta r y
a t Bates, n l u m b e r c a m p on th e S u m p house». C ity w a te r. P rice »2350 in
P n b lie
t e r Valley ra ilro a d , by th e l u m b e r co r elude» horse, cow, range, phone mid
crop. Pince known fo rm erly n» Ab
774 WiU nmotte Mt., Kngcntt, Oro.
p o ra tio n . In a n e ff o rt to b e t t e r liv ing
ram» place. L. K. Hhorey, C ottag e
c o n d itio n * a n d a rf o rd r e c r e a ti o n to Its Grove.
j n e l l- 2 5 p d
H. W. TITUS. D. M. D.
employes.
E x t r a clear c ed ar shingles, »« s th ou
E X P E R T D E N T IH T R Y
»and.
H. K. M etcnlf, telephone
B etw een 6000 an d 7000 p h e a s a n t
Miulorn eq m p m o n t. F ir s t N u tlo n
107 L . _______________________ j n e l S jit*.
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t h e s t a t e g a m e f a r m at E u gene, ae For Bale Mower, s p r ln g to o th harro w
m. to 12 m., I to tl p. m. Kvo-
■mil 2-horse c u ltiv a to r. W. A. Hem
eo rillng to S t a t e G am e W a rd e n B urg h
uiiigu nr Miindnya by ap p o in tm e n t.
enw *y.
ja e l» -jl2 p d
du ff.
At p r e s e n t 1300 y o u n g bird s
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harness.
Horses
a r e o u t a n d 2600 eggs a r e u n d e r th e
J. S. MEDLEY
a re both mare», w eig ht nhout 1600
hens.
T h e C o rv a ll is f a r m will also lb»., 8 yenr* old. In q u ire nt C entral
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
p ro d u c e a b o u t 7000 b ir d s t h i s year.
hotel.
j n e p i j!2pd
Kiigi'tin L oan nnd Having* P.nnk
Bei-ause a la r g o n u m b e r of eases ol
For Bale — G elding. 12 y e a rs old. wt.
Hin Id ing
Illness fro m s t o m a c h tr o u b le h a v e dc
1200; good work horse. W a lte r Hkid
Eugono
O regon
velopcd In M edfo rd fr o m u n k n o w n more, C urtin , Ore., phone 12K2.1. jlS j2 p
causes, no ne s e r io u s. Dr. K. B. Plekel, K ale p la n ts fo r sale, 35c th e h u ndred
r l t y h e a lt h o ffleer, h a a Issued a w arn
II. II. (¿nimby, one mile ea st of C o t
jnlHjllipd
H O U T H E R N P A O ir iO T I M E T A B L E Ing tn all u s e r s of r l t y w a t e r to boll t a g e Grove, phone 2t*FI3.
N o r th Bound
South B ound
t h e w a te r for c o o k in g a n d d r i n k in g For Bale— 7 room well b u il t house in
No. 18— #:50 a. m. No. 1.1— 1:08 a. m. p u rp o s e s u n t i l a s a m p le of t h e w ater
good ro n d itio n , 1 acre good ground,
No. 14 4:07 p. in. No. 52 - 6.53 a. m. h a s been a n a ly s e d by th e s t a t e bo ard f r u it, berries, new bn rn fo r .1 cow»
No. IS —3:3» a. m. No. IS — 2.47 p. m.
mid 7 to ns hay, 2 chicken houses for
No. 17— 7:47 p. at. of h e a lth .
house, 10 m in u te s w alk fro m M ain ave-
Cottage Grove
Junk Company
THE SAMPLE STORE PRICES
H AO INA W
Boys’ Dress Shoes
in hrown and black, flood val
ue«..................... $3.25 to $0.50
GROVE TRANSFER
COMPANY
Furniture Moving and
General Jobbing
PEARL
OIL
(KBROSBNB)
OIL
COOKSTOVfS
Dick H ic kso n
STATIONERY
MAGAZINES AND
LATEST MUSIC
It’s Time to Go
Camping
only............................ $7 and $10
Men’s Tennis Shoes
House Dresses and
Aprons
in both light, 011 «! heavy weight
at......................
$1.26 to $3.75
These house dresses and aprona
are good values at $1.95 to $4
Lot of Army Shoes
Boys’ Tennis Shoes
that fits the foot and wear«,
at .
$8.50 to $10
Ladies’ Oxfords
in heavy and light weight, big
values »1
flftr tn $3 25
in kid and patent; big values;
our price is low at......... $7.50
Men’s Outing Shoes
Ladies’ Tennis Shoes
Jiint fine for summer wear,
at from................ $2.95 to $4 65
Just the thing for eamping, at
from..................... $1.25 to $2.95
Men’s Heavy Work
Shoes
Ladies’ White Oxfords
flood values at. $3.50 to $3.95
Men’s Work Shirts
Ladies* Hi Top Shoes
These shoes are big values at
the price
$5 tn $10
good values.....
iri brown and black at the bar
gain price of................
$8 50
Men’s Heavy Loggers
Men’s Coveralls
$1.45 to $1.95
Ladies’ Hiking Shoes
Calked, best o f kip, priced at
from..................... $16.50 to $25
The kind you j»ay $5.50 for at
other places— at the Sample
Store for............ $2.95 to $4.50
A high grade Munson last $15
Men’s Riding Boots
Men’s Overalls
Mary Janes
.lust what you want....... $22.50
These are exceptional values
«t -
$2.25 to $2 75
M isses’ Mary Jane Slippers;
good values at.. $2.25 to $3 50
“You Can Bank on It”
»ays the Good Judge
You w ill save
money by using
the Real Tobacco
Chew. The full,
rich tobacco taste
lasts so long, you don’t
need a fresh chew nearly
so often.
Smaller chews, too, and
more genuine satisfac
tion.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
For Bale—5 w eeks old L eg h o rn cock
erel* nt f l per doxen. Also w a n t a
few milk g o a ts and billy. H. II. (¿mm
BUY THE
BABY OVERLAND
WHY?
Exclusive Triplex
Springs—
Professional Cards
$10 to $15 value*—our prices
—then yon will want a good
army blanket o n ly .,....... $7 50
200 chickens, tu g woodshed, w a te r in
nue, in good residence d is t r i c t . A b
s tr a c t.
I n s u ra n c e
unsigned.
Good
young Je r s e y cow, fresh soon, and 24
Leghorn c hicke ns go w ith place. Price
fo r all, only $1600, of which #400 ra n
be paid in $100 an n u al p a y m e n ts with
nut interest. Would consider good cdr.
Galloway, 511, Main A venue, C ottnge
G ru le , exi'liiMVe agent.
jrie lstf
Seventh and Main
Ladies’ Dress Skirts
They smooth out the Inimps
Economy—
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT Is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
(las and tire mileage prove it
Quality—
It is instantly evident
W e ym a n -B ru to n Cc
v ay . N e w Y o r k C ity
Equipment—
Overland 4 is a eomplete car
Immediate
Delivery—
by, 1 mile enst o f C o tta g e G rove, te le c ity w ater, lights.
phone 29F13.
j n l l - 2 5 p d p ro p erty .
George Carlile, a t
jn e ! 8 -jly 2 p d
F o r Sale— A good second h a n d t y p e F or S ale—F a t hogs, sheep a n d goats.
w riter. The W hite
ja l8 tf
H e n r y Combs, L ondon, Ore.
jnlHc
Pharmacy.
On hand and “ rarin” to go
Overland Garage
Jno. C. Currin, Prop.
Phone 110
901 Main
P ian o -o rg an In good conditio n fo r sale F o r S a l e —P o la n d C h in a brood sow, or
cheap. Call 133Y.
jnlS j!2pil
w in t r a d e for a good w ork horse.
F o r S a le —R esidence p ro p e r ty a t 1215 H. E . H en nem an, C urtin , Ore. j l s j l 2 p d
M adison Ave. T w o lots, f r u i t trees,
6-room house an d good b a rn . Phone
!« B ._______________________ jn!8 j!2pd
F or S ale— R esidence on south F if th .
Sm all modern bungalow , V6 acre of
gro u n d w ith fr u it tr e e s a n d g a rd e n ;
F o r Sale— 25 acres 2 1 - miles from
to w n ; 4-room bungalow , b nrn , c h ic k
en house, good Well. Also 2 acres 1
mile from to w n. O. M. B ald w in . j n l S t f
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PIANO PLAYING
Un-Musical Beginners Taught to
Play Popular Music in 12 Lessons
—Such Pieces As—
“Dardanella”
“Naughty Waltz”
“Carolina Sunshine”
“Vamp”
“Indian Moon"
“Hindustan”
“Hand in Hand”
“Kara van”
“Tell Me”
“Sunshine of Your Smile”
“My Baby’s Arms”
“Rosary”
Taught to play them with pep, swing, accent, supplying that
“intangible something” so often lacking in pianists. Leant to add
notes, runs, chimes, play double bass, etc. Enroll now—12 lessons
take only 12 weeks’ time.
Waterman Piano School
ROY J. WHITE, Mgr.
917 Willamette Street, Eugene, Ore.
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