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Mr. nini Mr*. Goodhcw timi family, uf
' ('oilIRtOCk.
Mr». Unii Coli*, o f Oro*well, »pent
Monthly night with Mr*. Dora Homi
Mr*. K, T. Hartley tinti son lltirnhl,
of Moiul. limi Mr*. I N. Orossor, of
Lyn* Hollow, won* ilinnor >¡ 110 * 1 * Sal
utility at tin* Ksto* hoini*.
Moniiio Colo, Horiini|iiiniiHl by Air.
mnl Mr*. John Homi, luotoroii to Ku
unni Monday evening.
Mi**o» I.onta ¡util Vertltt Ksto* tit
toinloil religion* servire* in Eugene
Sat unlay eveuing.
Mr*. A. I.. Chitwmid oiitertniueil with
a party Tuomlny evening in honor of
her >¡ 110 * 1 , Mi** (ilii.lv * Mitchell.
Mi*.* Ulndys Mitoholl loft Wednesday
for her home at Coiustoek.
Mr*. Joe Daniel* mid Miss May
Soott. of Sutherlin. are guest* this
week nt the Mr*. Nettili Kstes home.
Mr*. Ada Wilaou and daughter Kivu
and Kdith H heeler wore 111 the (Irnve
Monday.
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DIVIDE.
^ b t e W ' "C ia A A ic
(Special to The Sentinel.)
August IX.—Joe Stahuji. who recent
ly underwent mi operntion in 11 Kugeue
hospital is getting along nicely.
I). D. Koberta and family, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Soderairom and A. M Mrown
1 motored to Hlaok Matte Sunday.
Albert Tapp, who had been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Tapp,
left Monday for hi* home at Hreiuer
ton. Hash.
Mi** Nellie Miller has been elected
to tench uear Drum.
Mi*.* Julia Turner left Thursday of
lust week for a visit in southern Cal
ifuruia.
Mrs. W. K. Murkctt shopped in the
Drove Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Stalrup and win visited in
Eugene with Mr. Stalrup Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Turner, who recently re
turned from a Eugene hospital, i* get
ting along nicely.
The D. Dugan and I.ee Dugan fatn
ilio*. Mr | M Mr*. Rd rullar, o f the
Drove. Mrs. Murv McMullen, Mr*. Fred
Mattea and daughter Mernice, o f Coast
Fork, and Mi** Marjorie McDiuley
spent Sunday at Mlark Mutte.
St
Always New in Style •
Always the Same in Quality.
Our “Classics” — the finest “Diamond
Brand” styles— are now ready and you will
find them extra fine.
Everything that goes to make good footwear is
embodied in each pair.
The patterns are new and at
tractive;
The lasts up-to-the minute and
splendid fitting;
The materials carefully selected
and the shoemaking the very best.
HARDING
You will like them and you will find them
elegant boots moderately priced.
Republican Nominee Asks Opponent to
Declare Foreign Policy.
While W e Have Your Style and Size?
HeUiweU, Bangs & Marksbury
THE DAYLIGHT STORE FOR QUALITY
AND SERVICE
HOME PRODUCES
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:e
benefiting yourself in using
“ S TE E LIN G *’ COMPOUNDED
FEEDS
It is an undisputed fact that hon
estly and accurately compounds
feeds give better results than ary
straight grain feed. When we start
ed in this business we were thor
oughly convinced that the pt.llic
cares as much for quality as for
price. Believing this, our motto hr s
been “ A Higher Feed Value- - fo r
Less Money.”
And because we
have constantly kept this in mind,
‘ ‘ Sterling” Compounded Feeds are
recognized as being all the name
implies.
Our specialties are horse feed,
bog 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 of other com
pounded feeds, you will find 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 .
I Neighborhood News
_
Non.Partisan O rga nize r Denies Charge
(Special to The Sentinel.)
August 1.1.— Among those who at
tended church here Sabbath were Mr.
and Mr*. H. H. Trembly, Mi.** Dimly*
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren
and family, Mrs. Smith- hail sons and
HAPPY WOMEN
Walla Walla, Wash.— K. It. Ormsbee,
non partisan league organizer, w hose
departure from Walla Walla was "Bug
geated” by a delegation o f ez service
men, In a letter written on stationery
of a Spokane hotel, denies that he
made the Statement that he believed
the I. W'. W. was right In shooting
down American Legion men.
Plenty of Them in Cottage Orove, and
New prices on butter wrups (Fridays
Good Reason for It.
ami Saturdays only): 50 wraps, $1;
100 wraps, $1.25; additional wraps tak
Wouldn’t any woman be happy,
ea at same time, 40c the 100. Cottage
A fter years o f backache suffering. Grove Hentinel.
u2tf
Days o f misery, nights o f unrest,
The distress o f urinary troubles.
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the fo l
lowing.
Mrs. Alta Hart, 742 8. 1st Ht., Cot For Sale- One bay mare 7 years old,
tage Grove, says: “ I have used Doan’s
weight 1000. Beidler Bna.
7-3©tfe
Kidney Mills with benefit and am glad
For
Sale
on
Easy
Terms
One
2‘/2-ton
to rei-ominend them. J had kidney com
Mack truck, I Jackson roadster, I
plaint and my baek ached and pained
me a great deal. 1 felt dull arid run five passenger Keo, 1 i 1 rd ezpres*
down and iny kidneys didn’t act right. body, $5; 1 heating stove. I'. A. 4¡aret
7 SOtfe
A friend recommended Doan’s Kidney son.
Mills .'nil I used them as directed.
For Sale Clean vetch a id rye seed;
Doan’s were just what I needed and
also rye and vetch mined. O. II.
they helped me, relieving the back Heine.
X It 20pd
aches and other symptoms o f kidney-
trouble. ”
20 head of young sheep a:.d 20 bead
1’ rice 60c, at all dealers.
Don’t
o f young gouts to sell or let out on
simply ask for a kidney remedy— get shares. H. II. t^uimby, 1 mile east of
Doan’s Kidney Mills— the same that Cottage Grove, phone 2!l F I !. X 1.'! 27pd
Mrs. Hart had. Foster Milburri Co.,
Found—Near Smith M otir Car coin
■Mfrs,, Buffalo, N. V.
X 20 27
puny garage, a butty ’a gold chain
and locket, (.'all at Hentinel office, p
WANT ADS.
London
The Itusslans are pushing
their fight for Warsaw within a duzeu
miles of the cupttul on the northeast
It Is indicated from an official state
uient from Moscow
They report the capture of Hudjty
min. In this sector, and the cotitlnua
tl n of the buttle along this front
mid also near Novo Georgtevsk, to
the northeast of Warsaw.
The capture of Solilau. twelve miles
northeast of Mlawn, also 1* announced
A Polish statement conceded the
capture of Kudzyuilti. but added that
the town was recaptured by the while
ituthenian division and that a denper
ute strugglw wus continuing.
Warsaw -An armored flotilla U
patrolling the Vistula river between
Warsaw and Thom to prevent the
Itolsheviki from crossing to encircle
this city. Many of these boats suw
service along the Mreptla and Duoiper
livers, some having been captured
from the Mnlshevlkl.
Soviet cavalry Is working westward
and was reported at several points
west of Warsuw
London.— Premier Lloyd George stst
ed In the house of comm ns that the
government had made it clear to Gen
•rnl Baron Wrungel. anti bolshevik
leader In South Russia, that if he
further attacked the soviet forces he
must do so on his own responsibility
General Wrangel since then hud
Opened further operations, the pre
mier added aud the responsibility,
consequently, was his own.
Premier Lloyd George replied con
cerning labor's ultimatum against war
on Russia, declared that any attempt
to dictate the policy of the government
or parliament by Industrial action
•truck at the root of the democratic
constitution o f the country nnd would
he resisted by all the forces ul the
government's dlsposul.
TROTZKY
All
GOES
TO
FRONT
Euro pe W ill Be Bolsheviki, Says
W a r Minister.
Warsaw.— Loon Trotzky, Russian
bolshevik minister of war. has ar
rived nt Hlulystok, Just behind the
soviet front, und hus set up head
quarters there
Speaking In Vllna.
capital of Lithuania, recently, he an
nounced that soviet Russia hus been
officially recognized by the western
powers and that M. Krassln and M
Kiimeneff. heads of the bolshevik com
mercial mission to Great Britain, had
been received at London with the
ceremonials usuully accorded foreign
ambassadors.
He asserted that bol
shevism was more powerful than ever
and would soon sp'reail to other coun
tries.
"In a year” he continued, "all Eu
rope will be bolshevik.”
hniucationaI institutions have long hcen trying to make farm
ing an attractive prolcxxion and have done much to make
tarm lite attractive by teaching easier and more profitable
ways of producing and selling. But it remained for the
tractor (o f which the Fordson is the most popular) to make
it possible for the farmer to get down to something like
professional hours. The owner of a Fordson has his spare
time for studying the latest kinks of the profession, for keep
ing up to dale and renewing acquaintance with his family.
The contented farmer is the professional farmer who farms
with a Fordson.
GO TO WOODSON’S FOR FORDSONS
FREE DEMONSTRATION DAY OR NIOHT
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jì I M t J Li
M J® P
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Economize By Doing
Your Own Sewing.
A* your limirr is lui mali «-'1 with l.tlmr saving and comfort
giving devices, so the "N E W 11 ( )M R .Sewing Marinile 11
equipped with all lire improvements wlmli make its use •
pleasure and .1 gnat antre of eiTirngicy.
W. L. DARBY & CO.
“ Y o u r t io r R e a l io b a c c o 9
./
says
,‘J[
the
( jvxk I Judge
Men are getting away
from the big chew Idea.
rfr, They find more satisfac
tion in a little of the Real
Tobacco (»hew than they
ever got from a big chew
of the ordinary kind.
(losts yon less, too— the
full, rich tobacco taste
lasts so much longer.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two stylet
R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
\V-B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco
rmirv Bruton C<
i n y ; D 0 7 ü ' n * ( l M « y , N o w Vor* C i t v
EDUCATION PAYS
FOR TUB INDIVIDUAL AND FOR THE 8TATE
A Pi*moil With No Kdiirutiou Hits hot One Chanr«« in 150, imm ) to
Rentier I hut ingui bed Nervi«*«* to the I’ nblrr
With Common School Kducufinn
With llijfh Sehool education
With Colh^r Kdurntioii
4 CbatirM
Hi Chance*
MOO Chane« «
ARE YOU GIVING YOUR CHILD HIS CHANCE'.’
TIIOMK
MTATKH
ARK W KAI.TIU KH T T H A T
MOST IN EDUCATION
HAVE
INVKHTKD
Oregon Agricultural College
Tlirtnigli a ' ' Liberal und I’ rM Um l Kdueutiuu” Prrpart** the
Vtniiig Mutt und Voting Woman f< r l »eful ('ilizt-mdiip und
8tiiri-**ful f ’tin-rm in
Agriculture
Commerce
Engineering
Pharmacy
Mining
Forestry
Home Economlrn
Vocational Education
•
Tbe training include* P H Y S IC A L Kl»l C A T In N , M I’ MIC, ENGLISH,
MoDKICN LANGUAGE, ART und till- other K**t-nlinl* uf u
Hlniolnrd Ter h n ten I College Course
F A L L TF.RM OPENS SEPTEM BER 20, 1920.
T U IT IO N
IS
FREE
For Information Write to
McCall Named on T a r if f Commission.
G ove rnm e nt Expenditures Heavy.
Washington.— Government expendi
For Sale—Dayton motorcycle In good tures during September probably will
running order, two good tires, $100.
Klliott Vinson, Cottage Grove, Oregon, Jump nearly $900,000,000, It was esti
London route.
X 20|p ;<pd mated by treusury officials. Nearly
5 Lincoln backs for sale, your choice two thlrda of tills sum will represent
at $10 while they last. H. Johnston, paymentH to ruilroads.
naw. Ore.
x 20 3pd
Eight room house, hath, pantry, closets,
quarter block of ground, woodshed,
chicken house, concrete wulk, desir
able residence district west side, $1500,
only $500 down, terms to *qit on bal
ance. Renting rooms would meet tIn
payments. Homer Galloway, 511 Main
Ht., plume 30.
8-tOtfe
It is lime to think about
your Spinig Sewing, alio to
p .'V j make arrangement» to Irnve
a " New I Ionic” delivered to
your Ironic.
C
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ENGLAND WARNED
ANTI-RED CHIEF
Washington.- President Wilson hus
Induced former Governor Samuel W.
McCall of Massachusetts to accept un
appointment as a member of the Uni
ted States tariff commission, It was
announced at the White House. Mc
Call was named as a recess appointee,
but refused to tuke tbe post. At the
Instance of the president, he bus re
For Sale— 100 good grain sacks. Hoe considered.
Wheeler at»First National Bank. X20c
Wanted To rent a typcw ii’ er in good
condition. Mrs. F. J. Alstott. X 20p
Fordson Makes Farming a Profession
NEWHOME
Sewing* Machine
J
Captured Vessels Are Used By
Poles in Blocking Advance
on Warsaw.
«j
S IL K CREEK.
— YOU SHOULD HAVE A—
COX
Marion. O.— A bill of particulars de
tailing the forelgu policy now pnipos
ed by the democratic party was called
for by Warren O. Harding, republican
nominee for president.
In a broadside of pointed Interrog
atories. the candidate challenged his
democratic opponent. Governor Co*,
to suy categorically where he st-axl in
Article 10. the Armenian mandate und
the other problem« wrapped up in
American participation In tbe league
of nations.
%
Senator Harding's statement was
written while the Washington confer
ence between l ’ realdent Wilson aud
I
Gov. Co* was In progress.
W hy Not Come Today
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QUESTIONS
BOLSHEVIK! CLOSE
TO POLISH CAPITAL
Republicans Invaded by Radical Forces
Spokane, Wash.— Thif Non partizan
league, the Railwnymen'a W elfare
league, the committee of 48 and other
radlcul organizations Invaded the He
publican party here, when they filed 11
complete state, senatorial, legislative
Wanted—3 or 4 well furnished rooms, and county ticket.
or n small house, for light house
keeping. Homer Galloway, 511 Main
Hi., phone 30.
x SOtfe Pre m ie r of Greece 8hst In «F ra n c e .
Paris.— Prime Minister Kliphtherlos
For
R en t- Furnished
housekeeping
rooms, 706 Adams avenue. Mrs. E. Constantine Venlzelos of Greece, nur
A Cottle.
X 20c rowly «scaped assassination at the
For Sale or Trade- One horse, buggy hands of fellow-countrymen us he was
and harness; one Holstein heifer, to entering the Lyons railway station. He
be fresh Hept. I. J. F. Godard. 820|9.‘tc
was shot in the left shoulder and the
Lot for Sale -100*106 ft., south edge right thigh.
o f Cottage Grove,, Cooper'* subdi
vision. Price $125. F. W., Bo* 126,
R. B., Han Jose, Calif.
X 20|9 3pd U . 8. C ruiser Ordered to Baltic Sea.
Washington.— Rear Admiral Huse
For 8ale—7 room house, one third acre
commanding
the United Slates cruiser
ground on south Fourth street. City
water, fruit trees.
Harvey Tnylor, Pittsburg, has been ordered to the
Route 2, Cottage Grove, phone 3D-F13. Baltic aaa to protact American oltlsana
8-20tfe.
In that district
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon
X l.'tjU I7in<-
H IT
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W il eri you lise Collage (Dove fiorir, yotr nave thè charge
neeexxarily mirile mi ollier l’Iotir l'or l i cigli! nini haiiiiling, ami
lite xaving ix largì- enoiigh to Ite qiiitc an itera in lite ye ur’n
expfiiHex. Naliimlly yon xhoiiltl wìh I i lo ose n homo produci,
even were thcrc no «lifferertee iti thè prive, xo there ts a
• Inolile iiidlieeinent l'or Ilo- lise of your home fiorir.
THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
Soutine! Want ads will do most anything within
reason and some thinirs that are not. T ry one.
K n o w le s & G rä b e r
K
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
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