Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 25, 1920, Image 8

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A Better Investment
Than Liberty Bonds at 85
K u p p e n h e im e r Suits
and Other Good Clothes at Reduced Prices
Frankly we do not and can not expect you to buy a spring suit now unless it offers a
substantial cash advantage as an investment. That is the basis on which we offer the
suits in this sale. You can’t find a more profitable investment for your money any where.
The Man Who Makes His Surplus Fund Work for Him Will Not Miss This Sale
PER CENT OFF REGULAR PRICES
$35
$40
$45
Suits Reduced to
Suits Reduced to
Suits Reduced to
$28
$32
$36
$50
$55
$60
HELLIWELL, BANGS
&
Suits Reduced to
Suits Reduced to
Suits Reduced to
M ARKSBURY
The Daylight Store for Quality and Service
SOUTHERN PA C IF IC T IM E T A B L E
I Neighborhood News
(Corrected June 23, 1820)
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By patronizing a Home Industry,
you are helping to build up your
own community.
By building up
your community, you are benefiting
yourself. We are confident you a."o
benefiting yourself in using
“ STERLING ’ * COMPOUNDED
FEEDS
I t is an undisputed fact that bon
estly and accurately compounded
feeds give better result» than s t y
Straight grain feed. When we start*
ed in this business we were thor­
oughly convinced that the pi.ldie
cares as much for quality as for
price. Believing this, our motto U s
been “ A Higher Feed Value-- for
Less M oney.”
And because we
have constantly kept tb<v in mind,
“ Sterling” Compounded Feeds are
recognized as being all the name
implies.
Our specialties are horse feed,
hog feed, and dairy feed, for which
we make the claim “ There are none
better. ’ ’
Call and see us, and by comparing
our prices with those o f other com­
pounded feeds, you will fiud oppor­
tunities and bargains here that you
can’t find anywhere else.
STERLING FEED CO
W E S T
M A I N
A V E .
$40
$44
$48
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COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
BEING OFF GRAVELED ROAD
CUTS PRICE THIRD
DORENA.
1 Value
of
Highways
Well
Illustrated
by Owner of Farm Offering
(Special to The Scntjnel.)
June 23.— Grandma Bales went to
Place for Sale.
Mount View Friday for n visit with
relativ es.
Mrs. Charles Teeters and daughter
The difference one mile o f poor rood
N ellie returned Wednesday from Van makes is illustrated m an MO acre ranch
eouver.
seven nnlt-.i from Cottage Grove, six
Miss Hattie VauVliet returned to miles over good all year round grav
Eugene Thursday, after a visit with cled road, but last mile over a couuty
friends here
dirt road that the rounty court ha
Mr. and Mr::. W. W. Chrisman re forgot to work, though, it is said, it
turned Friday from Kitxnn springs, has promised to do so. Most o f the
where they rarnped fur several weeks. land is deep, rich first bench, 17 ueiei
Mrs. H. K. 1'riuce, o f the (»rove, vis in cultivation, 23 more needing only
ited Saturday at the C. D. VauValin to he brushed and plowed. Many log
home.
springs; growing beaus, potatoev and'
Mrs. LeRoy, who had been visiting corn prove it to be frostless, best out
at the home o f her daughter, Mrs. and vetch crop I ’ve seen this year,
Aliee ('rites, left Monday for her home clover, big crop o f straw berries, piuius,
at Fima, Wash.
pear, cherry, |ieaeb and apple tree,
Miss Stella Prince, o f the Grove, is enough for many families, KM six year
visiting friends in Dorena this week.
old prune trees loaded with fruit, fail
Miss Belle VanSchoinck spent Mon­ houses (2) and 1 good and I old barn,
day at the John Carr and (.’has. Ar
water piped to house on which #S(SI
nngton homes at Itisston.
insurance is carried.
George Wilson, o f the (»rove, spent
I f this place were on the graveled
several days o f last week at the ('has. road it would go like hot cakes on a
Teeters home.
frosty morning for $75 an acre. But
Miss Sarah Klliott visited at Dinner one mile o f unworked (but it will be
»•reek during the past week.
workid^ dirt road intervenes and it is
Mrs. Warren Kelly arid Miss Belle offered for $3700, o f which $1700 can
Klliott returned Butarday from Dinner be left against the place for 5 years
• reck, where they had been running at T'/t. And in addition, a good team
the cook house.
o f geldings 5 and 6 years old, good set
Kay VanSchoiaek returned Sunday work harness, ■
’»«long yearlings, I heif
to his work nt Upton.
ers, I bull, 3 inch Bain wagon in fair
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mcl.iri and fam condition, light 2 horse liurkboard, half
ily sje-nt Sunday at Saginaw.
interest in mower and rake, H inch
Tiie Chas. Arrington family, o f Dias steel beam plow, 2 cultivators, spray
ton, spent Sunday in Dorena.
outfit, and numerous other farm tools,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fatten and baby telephone stiM-k and right (wire into
•laughter, o f the Grove, spent Sunday house) all go with the place at above
at the Fred Kelly home.
price o f $37*8). Hep Galloway, eiclu
The John llolstroms motored up from sice agent, 511 Main.
adv jne25c
Mareola Sunday evening, bringing Miss
Bertha Kirk, who had been visiting
t hem.
Miss Nora Ward went to Monmouth
Sunday to attend the summer session
o f the normal school.
George Layng and Wilbur Kelly
O M ER M OORE
started for Johnson Meadows Monday
with their cattle.
Oscar Woodson, o f the Grove, deliv­
H T A IIt
B U ILD IN G
AND CAB!
ered a new Ford to James Goulet Wed­
NKT
M A K IN G .
W IL L
B U IL D
nesday evening.
A N Y T H IN G .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Kirk came
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tip from l-eona Monday evening.
“ Aunt J a k ie ” Dean, o f Idaho, spent
Tuesday night at the ('has. Teeters
home.
Those from here who attended the
funeral o f Mr. MeKny, father o f Mrs.
Almeda K. Deane, at ('reswell Sunday,
were Mr. and Mrs. Chmi. Teeters and
family, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Van
Sehoiaek and family
Mr. and Mrs.
James Goulet and C. P. VnnVnlin.
Miss Oeorgene Goulet arrived Tues­
day from Seattle to spend the summer
vacation nt the home of -her |s»rentt,
Mr. and Mrs. James Goulet.
Everett Wright, o f I .cons, spent Sun
L000ERS AND WORK
day at ‘ he W. A. Land home.
GLOVES
Bennie Prince, o f the Grove, spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting Karl Van
S e v e n t h and Mai n
Valin.
CARPENTER
economical Service
A M AXW ELL FEATURE
t ’s the kind of a ear^that moots
qually woll the domanda of bus-
moss or ploafture, and ita moder­
ate coat commanda a valilo in the
present market. Come in and let
us convince you that the car is
ill we claim it to be.
kelson Auto Sales & Service
Dick Hickson
HARNESS AND
SHOE REPAIRING
"Smooth as silk, eh? — Same here”
(Special tu The Scili ìlici.)
June 23. U n Noia and Miss Dar
nel l^ucoii lel t Moiiduv fot M eumeni li
lo atlcud aiiiuuier se Imo I.
Miss Flussi«* Muthìs returncvl Sumluy
tinnì YoaoalU.
M is s
Ulta Scoti rettimeli Mutuisi
fumi Stai. Klvvyu W hildcv n i n i ned
with Iter tu iimkc ali cxteml«*d v e l i .
Ilarry Jnrrct inni ftnnily, o f Sprmg
fichi, vi ntcd Sumluy witii S. Il Jur
rei.
lenite a largì* crnwd frinii bere ut
tcmlcd thè euiituieiircnient eierciscs ut
Wulkcr Fridity cveiiing.
\ »elioni meeting vvii» lield Monda)*
evening lo cleri a director and rlerk
A dttughler vvas borii Moiolav lo Mr
ami Mrs. Ioni Miller.
..... I .commi, o f Drniii, viali ed Sun
duv vvilli In» brolber, W I. I.commi
A nuniber frinii bere allenili'.I lite
pioneer picnic ut l ’ Ieasunt llill Satur
Itty.
Miss Franri* Adnry peni thè weck
end al boiue.
,
I 1‘. S« ni t went t<> Kiigcnc W edili*»
lay.
Mr. aliti Mts. Ilari lelt Jobuston v is
it»*d Sun.lay al ihe llurg*' » hi me.
Mi- M. B Kirkeinlall and ehihlreii
li ft T iichi I. h for a v i»it vvitli relativi
m ar Kosehurg.
Samuel t'appiou» nini \ irgli Kirken
dall vvere in tue Greve Mollila)'
Verni* Briggs, w ho bus been working
et Upioli, calne berne lari vveek.
F. T Bensìnn end roti Ilarry were
Ihc Greve Mnndav
Miss Kthel Smith, vv he had been vi»
itìng ut thè .Intimiteli berne, return*»
lo Kugem* Suturila)'.
Dille Dii'k i» vì.oling bere wilh Ilo
W. I*. Di* k fallili).
The t'ninpbell istilli) of LyilX Ilei
low, ami Ine Mimmi fainitv, o f th
Greve, »peni Sunilny ut thè J. F. Ad
ney houle.
Kd. and Tom t^ma*ner »pi*nt Su mia v
vvitli ìlieir pareli! . Mr alni Mr» ('. J
l^ueener.
Mi* Aden Miller, o f Wulkcr, i. sta)
mg ut thè Tom Miller homi* eariug f**r
Ih»* funiily uln* are ili with menale».
Humiicl ( ‘apponi»,
wbo graduale*
freni high arbool, ree'*lved a sclinlar
-hip alni Wall alterni college thè rum
mg year.
The F. T. Iten ton fnmily moloretl 1«
Veneta Hunday.
11ti!>•-rt (¿ne* ner, wb*i bau menale», i
improving rr.pnlly.
Tialdy Miller i» suffering with an
alisei*»» mi thè liing» and •» vcrv low
RLUK
—
ChatcrftclJ
C lll'STKKPIBLDS
c a t,
arc "hilliiiit on all
fo u r **— m in oo I h n
taalc, ninthly and value.
What’» the good wind,
everywhere you go ?
They j atixjy!
M O U N TA IN
iSperuil to The Si'iitinel.)
.lune '_\t
Walter l^.iolwehr I* fi Sun
*lay for Montana, » h**re lo* a ili vvork
a a mine.
Jnc l.snrs:'ti*r spent thè wrc»*k «'ini
ut lira in.
Mr. nini Mi
John Alleo ami datigli
ter Madie cren* Suini: V vi iter» ut (he
Kieh Marlin limile al Wnlden.
The aniiual sellimi mealing iva» lo hi
Mnudny nt thè
ehmd houae,
Mr*
Mooney and Mrs. George D*Arca» « e r e
elected di'eetors and Mrs. Luey K” h
leu» rhnirmnn.
Violile MeCoy, o f Grants l'an», i»
.■»itili;’ ut thè H u f f berne.
Mr. end Mr-, John l'almer visiteil
Haturdny with Mr. and Mrs. D: li
Brunibaugb.
Mrs. ( ’, K. ilill, of Victoria, Il C
is vi éting her duugbler, Mrs. Kolduiis
Mr. and Mr
George Dowens e| m -•• t
Sonda)' with Mr. and Mr». Walter
Dowens st Kow Kiver.
Mary Ijiv n g bus retur ned t
ber
berne nf Wnlden, after spending »»'v
ern| weekr » t thè h<>me o f ber grami
parents, Mr. ami Mrs. George Dowens.
Plans are being mode lo relebrste
thè Fourlh o f July wilh a ncighbnr
hiMiil pieiiie rif thi* »elntol boiisi*.
A Isrge numlier nttended thè dance
it thè F. W’ hipps brirn Sntnrday eve
TI lOg
George Duerit spent thè wc»'k end
■vitti houle folk».
has there !>eon a liotter reason for
preserving your pro|>crty than at the present
time.
High costs o f construction have greatly increased
the value of homes ami buildings, no matter how
old they might l*e.
I ’aint— (»OOP Paint, will do more to preserve and
inere.-utc the value of your property than anything
else you ran possibly invest in. It is the greatest
safeguard against the ravages of time and weather.
It is the beat kind of insurance.
Guard your home and buildings with
FULLER Paint
and other products. Rack of them are 71 yearn o f
paint-making exjierience. Thousands of property
owners have used these products for years.
I<ook lip a FlU.I.Kit Dealer
in Your Town
H EBRON.
(H | m t i u I to The Sentinel.)
June 23. Harvey Taylor was iu-Ku
'file last W'edni" day.
Mrs. B. M. Kappauf entertained a
*ew friends from the Grove and some
*f her neighbors with a lunch and a
|U.*' t:okini’ last Friday afternoon.
•I. v!. Kei.i Iheek, Mrs. J. A. Powell
mil sou Norvnl, Miss M. J. Piper and
Mrs. J. (¿. A. Young were in the Grove
Saturday.
Norval Powell ami George Small mo
ori’d to Fugciie Saturday evening.
Neighbors and friends gave a sur
prise dance Saturday evening for Mrs.
1*111111111 Kelly and son Five*.
Mr. and Mrs. , L A. Powell and son
Norval, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Kappauf
mil family and Mrs. S. II. Bailey spent
■hiluluy evening in the Grove with Mr
md Mrs. vinnl Knnilall.
Mr. mid Mrs. N. W. White and
laughters Adelle and Inez motored to
Kugene Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Hailey left Mon
day for their home in Seattle.
A t t he school m e e t i n g Mondny John
Kebelbcek and Harvey Taylor were
elected directors and G. M. Kelielloek
clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. White and
• laughter Inez have gone to Portland.
II. Pouter anil sou Arthur and wife,
o f Uorvnllis, spent Sunday nt the G. J.
Kappauf home,
LYNX
HOLLOW
(Special to The Sentinel.)
June 33. Isiwresee Fisher returned
the first o f the week from Washing
ton, where he was employed in a mill.
The Frank Lnjoie family motored up
from Kugene Inst Friday for a .all on
Lynx Hollow relatives nod friends.
Several from here attended the nn
mini picnic at Pleasant Hill Saturday.
Elmer Ki'iine returned Mnturdsy from
u week's visit with cousins nt Dexter.
The Indies aid will meet Wednesday
wilh Mrs. Awbrey Wolford.
The Marvin Jackson family visited
relatives in Preswell Sunday.
A number from here attended the
graduating exercises ut Walker high
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Leltow visited
Sunday with the Dan llrtimhiiugh fam
ily on How river.
Mrs. VV. A. Kenne and children were
supper guests at the I N. Dresser
borne Sunday evening.
The Caldwells motored to Eugene
Saturday and from there to the pume
nt Pleasant Hill.
W . P. Fuller & Co.
Northwest ¡tranches at
Portland. Seattle, Tacoma. Spokane, Iloine
FOR SALE
BY W
L. D ARBY
9
HDW.
CO
CC
I ’m here to Tell Y o u ” ’
nays the Good Judge
T h at you Cot full satis­
faction from a little of
the Real Tobacco
Chew.
r. ’
'
The rich taste of
'
this class of tobacco
makes it last longer—
and cost less— than the
old kind.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
W -B C U T ¿8 a long fine-cut tobacco
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