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Jersey cow for sale cheap; fin * for
family use. Kliuer lterggren, l,ou
don, i'ie.
0-3| 10 Ipd
Outer Moore Carpenter Good work
guaranteed. 3117 (Quincy me.
0 Stfc
The Cottage Grove district, I believe,
is one of the best in the world for
barred rocks. You kavo tho country, 1
have the barred rocks world champion
O. A. I*, bred strains. I have 10 cock
i erels at $-.50 each $5 in the spring.
Semi now! C. J. McIntosh, Corvallis,
Ore._______________________________ 0 lOt f>
Wanted Man to work tn mill or woods
ami his wife to run liourding house
in logging ramp; all equipment fur
nished. Also want two mill men nud
two loggers. Call Buckley, at Beebe
mill, i instock, phono I - F52 0 IT, 10-1 1
Well drilling; up to date equipment, ex
pert work. Kco K. 1.. Dixon, 101N»
Birch Ave., evenings ami Sundavs,
!M7|l0 15pd.
Ih r Th»* tWvmc t l m w i will ! • anyehin*
tnJ cv«-t><K*ng •
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fua ca*h ui f*iy |*yi»cn(v
A . L .W Y N N E
Plumbing and Supplies
Kloetric W o r k and Supplies
Opposite Postoffiee
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By patronizing a llome Industry,
you are helping to build up your
own community. By building up
your community, you nro benefiting
yourself. We are confident you a.'o
benefiting yourself in using
••S T E R L IN G ” C O M PO U N D E D
FEED S
It is an undisputed fact that hon
estly and accurately compounded
feeds give better results than ary
straight grain feed. When we start
ed in this business we were thor
oughly convinced that the public
cares as much for quality as for
price. Believing this, our motto l.r s
been ‘ ‘ A Higher Feed Vatu* - for
Ix-as 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,
hog feed, and dairy feed, for which
wo 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 .
Whatever kind of job printing you
have. The Sentinel can handle it for
you.
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Wanted -Girl for general
01*0 Wasco St.. Portland.
housework
0 17|10 l|
For Sale- 80 acre ranch with stock
and machinery; fi miles west of Cot
tag* Grove. Write for particulars. \V
B | i-im.ii,
0 17 10 SSpd
W anted—Crocheting to do at reason
able prices; also plain sewing. Call
or write,
Mrs. Miller, 357 Second
street, Cottage Grove.
9 1" 10 si"i
Want to buy lady's good secondhand
bicycle. I have for sale 50 gallon gas
oline tank. H. 11. Quimby, 1 mile e;ist
of Cottage Grove, phone 29F13. 0 1”
10-lpd.
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For Sale— Large residence corner lot.
rear of Dy. Kune residence. Paved
stns-t. $000. Easy terms. F. A. Garet
Sr.
Lost— Silver Eversharp pencil, with in
itials K. G. Lost Tuesday afternoon
on Main street. Return to Alma G off
at west side sehool or leave at Sentinel
'.•17 10 lpd
Wanted— Man to take contract sawing
l>y the thousand near Cottage Grove.
Box 143 or phone list,.
0 17J10 lpd
Recleaned vetch for sale. George Keb-
elbeck, phone 39 PU.
0 17 li 6pd
Pigs for sale, weighing from 60 to 200
lbs. R. Y. Porter, Walker. 9-17|10Jj
Large comfortably furnished front sit
ting room mill bedroom down staiis,
2Vj blocks from high school. Lee Roy
Woods, 317 Washington Avenue, phone
134J.
0-17| 1U lpd
Dirhwasher wanted for logging camp;
$•>0 a month and bouril. Western
Lumber & Export Co.
0-17tfc
For Sale— N ew gas engine, V/t h. p.;
heavy magneto; worth $75; price $50
if taken before October 1. W. J. Me
Clellan, Saginaw.
9-24|10-lr
Good light team for sale cheap; or
will trade. Cham. HalL
9-24tfe
For Sale— Span young black mares.
wagon ami harness; one bay horse;
two good milk cows; .37 head sheep,
mostly blaek face. W ill take worm
ilri.e Ford truck as part payment. L.
I - l.ecdom. phone 35 Fi, old Currin
ranch .3',^ miles east of Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
9 24]10Kpd
For Sale—-100 White Leghorn hens, $1
J. If. Durham.
9-24tfe
For Sale - Hound pups. Frank McFar
lunik
Also bull for breeding pur
I—
0 24 10 8pd
PS
isSläp
Two of the most, homelike ho
tels in Portland, located in the
heart of the shopping and thea
ter district. All Oregon Electric
trains stop at the S K W A R I )
H O T E L , the House of Cheer.
Excellent dining room in con
nection.
The H O T E L C O R N E L IU S ,
the House of Welcome, is only
two short blocks from the Sew
ard.
Our brown busses meet all
trains. Kates $1.50 and up.
W . C. C U L B E R T S O N , Prop.
Angora bucks for sale; fine heavy
fleeced, rugged stock of highest
quality. Pedigrees furnished.
Prices
right. B. Johnston, Saginaw.
9 24tfc
For Sale- Thoroughbred Toggenburg
milch goat. 11. E. Qiiiinby, 1 mile
east of Cottage Grove, phone 1-Fll.
9 51 10 y pd
For Sale— Collie pups.
9 24110-lpd______
S. C. Veatch.
Bunch of keys at this office.
call and prove property.
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(Spoetai I» The Sentinel.>
Sept 20. Mr. und Mrs. J. P Wirk*
mul son Francis left Tuesday for the
coast for the benefit of Mr W i c k s *
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Pitcher, Sr., ef
Doremi, Mr, mid Mrs. lien Pitcher, of
Diastoli, and Mr. mid Mrs.
Mile*
Pitcher, Jr., visited af the Spalir heme
Sunday.
Mis. Lester Mooney mid Mrs. Chas.
Whitlock were Grove visitors Sntardav
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Woodson and
children visited Sunday at the Mr*
Vegetabln Soup
Ida Wicks home.
Cook a small beef bone (weighing
Jenuett Spa hr, Velum Bailee, Leon two or three pounds) until tin* meat
ard Whitman mid Donald Owen are it drops off. \dd to the liquid two car
tending high school at llorona this rots mid one turnip, chopped fine, and
.»••air.
cook until nearly done. Then add po
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Wieka visited in tatoes cot in small piocos When done
the Grove Sunday evening with Mrs add dumplings.
9 m m
J. Sams.
Mary mid Ruth Owen spent Numbis
Ban.ma Cliarlutte Russo
with Yirgie mid Gladys Carpenter.
Press through a sieve enough In»
Lester Mooney is on the sok h-i
liana* to make a cupful, add • m- fourth
Arthur Sallee und Dale Owen killed
cup powdered *ngar, two teaspoon nl
a big five point buek ami a black bear
lemon .juir,i mol fold in half pint of
Sunday.
whipped cream.
Line a mold with
sponge cake, fill with the c nut in and
W ALDEN
chill.
• • •
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Corn Muffin*.
Sept. 31*. George Hastings lias sold
On«* hnlf cup c«»rn ttn*ul, «>#«* «1*$»
Ins place and is moving to llorona.
flour, on«» nip milk! on«* t?iMt*«|>o«oi
Mrs. K. G. Landwehr ami children
rthort«*tiiii}’, half t«'aM|>(H>u Milt, two ten
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
*|tootiM linking |>ow tl«*r, oil«* i|i‘HM«*rt
the Herman luimlvvehr home.
mimioii migar, on«* «»|»i;
Mi* «1 1 \ mgr«'
Josephine Seward has returned from
ilii*nt h , »«hi fthorti'tuii)£, milk mnl lM*ati*n
Springfield, where she was picking
egg. H«»at well i»i»*l bnk«» 20 mnuit«**.
hops.
Will inak«* otn* do*«*it m uff iiim .
Mr. mnl Mrs. Pres Smith were in
the Grove Saturday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Glen Linchaugh are
moving to the U r l i m e l i p l a c e t i l l *
week.
Clint Stewart is picking his |M-ars
this week.
Finley Whipps mid Clnrenco Hopper
have been dragging the road for a
couple of days.
D. 11. Brumbaugh was in the Grove
T uesday.
9-17|10-lpd
For Sale Four section ail steel harrow
Phodo 1 F4.
0 17 10 lpd
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STAR.
Kates— One cent the word; mini
mum :tii words; three insertions for
the price of two when paid in ad
vance; half cent the word after
the third insertion.
For Sale One bay mar* 7 years old.
weight 1600. Beidler Bros.
7 30t/ti
Twentieth century progress
demands that housewives lx*
given a
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(Special to The Sentinel.)
Sept. 20.— Mrs. King, of Cottage
Grove, spent Tuesday at the Burgess
home.
School opened Monday.
T. K. Seott and Ed. Whitelev visited
at the Scott home Sunday.
Robert Elliott and family, of the
Grove, spent Sunday at the (I. Knight
home.
Frank Adney and family were in the
Grove Saturday.
Harry Houston ami Ernest Briggs
were in the Grove Saturday.
Mrs. It. Miller returned Friday from
Lornne, where she had been visiting.
K. It. Moody, of Eitgeiie, visited at
the C. C. Moody home Tuesday.
Mrs. Taplin returned last week from
a visit at Craw fordsvi lie with her
daughter, Mrs. I). Fogle.
.
George Fogle and Mr. Burges* wen-
in the Grove Thursday.
Ethel Moody returned Saturday from
Eugene.
Mrs. ltushnell, of I-atham, visited
Tuesday at the Taplin home.
Nora Queen spent Sunday afternoon
at the C. C. Moody home.
Mrs. Kirkendall mol children and
Mrs. Borden and son shopped in the
Grove Saturday.
BLUE
C O TTAG E GROVE, OREGON
Hardware
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Furniture
Seventh Street Garage
________________Pt>rini Brother«, Prop«. ----------------------------
All kinds and makes of cars «•\p«,rtly re
paired; courteous and prompt service; gits
olilic, oils nnd complete Kiting«» service.
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— - agent«
for
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THE CELEBRATED CHEVROLET LINE
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Sept. Iff*. Mr. and Mrs. John Allen
and daughter Sadie spent the week
ml with Mrs. Lose Allen at Wahlen.
John Palmer mol Mr. Conklin were
in the Grove Tuesday.
The George Hastings family has
moved to Doremi.
Mr. Walker has moved to the Georg*'
Hastings place, which he recently pur
chased.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ijincastcr mol
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Robbins motored to
Wildwood Sunday.
Services at the Blue Mountain church
Sunday at 11 a. m. In the evening Mr.
Skelton, of Cottage Grove, will eon
duct the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Huff visited
in the Grove Wednesday at the W. I’
ll uff home.
L Y N X H O LLO W .
For Sale— 1 acre of land with good
furnished house. For particulars in
quire of Mr. or Mrs. F. A. Clow, 459
First St., Cottage Grove. 1’hono No.
IfeiJ.
10-l-22pd
H EBRO N.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Sept. 20.— Mr. and Mrs. Win. Thack
rah, of Roseburg, are on their farm
Cheat seed for sale. J. H. Hull, 2 here spending their vacation.
L. D. H u ff has rented the J. A.
miles south of Cottage Grove, 10-ltfe
For Sale— Mare, farm wagon, set of Powell farm.
The G. M. Kebelbock family mo
harness, drag saw (good as new),
3 Jersey heifers. II. F. Hrogdon on
Harms place east of city, phone 1FL3. For Sale— 30 two months old pigs, 05
lo I 1 5 p d ._______________________________
each.
Clay
Mosby, phone 2*1 F2.
lO l-lS p d .
Eleven Reasons Why Munslngwear
Pleases Everybody
Smooth, practical, non liimling crotch
Soft, non chafing fabrics
Xon-gaping scat
Strong button lades and buttons sewed on to stay
W id e selection of fabrics, styles and
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Dwelling lot at corner of Third street
and Adams avenue, $250. O. M. Bald
win, at Oregon Hotel.
10 life
Wanted—Girl or woman at once for
general housework.
Claude Arne,
phone 1 F4.
16 lpd
For Sale— Good heavy two horse hark
and good light hack for «ither two
horses or one. Will trade for milk
cow. J. A. Elliott, phone 25 F5. o llfc
For Sale — Limited number of Iowa
Progressive everbearing strawberry
ularits. Plant them now and you will
)nve an abundance of berries next
summer. $1 per 1**0. Call at 52.3 south
Fifth, corner of Quincy.
olpd
w e ig h ts
V e r y moderate prices for very fine qua lity
T his is the feature of
M unsi i ni wear that will
surprise and delight you
most.
IVrfcel
1 1 \
M O U N T A IN
(Special to The Sentinel.)
For Sale—Good milk cow with heifer
Sept. 29.— School opened Monday
calf. 254 Columbia court. Mrs. F. J. with Miss Knight, of Saginaw, ns
Alstott.
olpd teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jackson cam*-
For Sale— Dining table extension. M a
jestic range, chairs, rockers, dishes, up from Rccdaport last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Olsen have moved over
linoleum, stands, 1 iron bed spring and
the swale, where Mr. Olsen will
mattress, dresser, mgs, stands, gasoline
stove, oil stove, Eden electric washing teach school the coming winter.
The Taylor family and Mr. Wolford
machine, Ford coupe. Dr. Wendt. Olp
and son Lloyd attended the fair at
For Sale— Two fresh milk cows, one Eugene the last of the week.
Jersey and one Holstein, each giving
Mrs. Wyatt and Miss Garetsnn, of
four gallons a «lay; two shoots, .3 doz Cottage Grove, visited at the Dresser
eri young hens, .3 tons of hay (oat and home Monday.
wheat). Phone 176 J.
ole
The hop pickers arrived home the
Wanted— Woman to care for four-year first of the week.
Win. Porter has gone to Eugene tn
old boy during daytime. 1.344 Ash
avenue.
10-ln attend the I!. of O.
120 acres of timber land on head of
Hrnith river; will trade for city prop
erty.
W. G. Allen, Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
10-l-22pd
Knowles & G räber
S A G IN A W
Owner
ole
HOM ER G A L L O W A Y , 511 Main St.
Furnished rooms for sale; centrally
located; house under lease; good bus
iness cheap.
Do you want 00 or 70 acres of extra
fine land adjoining Cottage Grove at
farm land price! A little timber; no
buildings.
Good homes in Cottage Grove from
$700 to 04000; some on very easy
terms. H o w ’s thisf S rooms, corner
lot 56x100, on paved streets, barn,
$700; price includes paving cost.
Real Estate
l ’honc 36
Insurance
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lured tn Eugene Friday mid attended
the fair.
Nerval Powell was up frulli O. A. C
ami spelli the week end Willi his par
ellts.
Mr. and Mrs V T. Kaiulall, of tho
Grove, speut the week end with Mis
Kamlall-'s parent*. Mr. mid Mrs, J A.
I’owell.
The Win M illion* are moving into
the Wilbur Mi Furiami house in the
‘ Oruv e.
Mr. nnd Mr*. W in. Thaekrnh, of Rose
luirg, and Mr. aud Mi* Win. Mel'ey
I visited Sunday afternnuii with Ilio
Mi*»e* Tay lor.
Sehool opened Monday vvitll Ml*.*
Lamb, of Goshen us lonelier.
lit, washiilnlity, <lui:ilul
, f u m i m i , Ninnili li hi mu»
W f re c o m m e n d M i u i m i i i *-\\ l'Ut
t'U in tf il re c o m m e n d s iih
I*'
T h e M i lite r M eighth nini s ty le * Ul<
now here in isole iiMhoi l i m i l i
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r i g h t h i / r fo r e v e ry lu s ty .
Women ' n medium weight cot-
ton union suits in two styles:
losv nook, no sleeves, ankle
length and dntoh nook, elhoiv
sleeves, ankle length, |>rieed
at
Regular sizes ...
$1.75
Kxtra sizes ..
$2.00
W om en ’s heavy fleered eotton
union suits in two styles: high
m-ck, long sleeves, ankle length
and dutch neek, elhoiv sleeves,
ankle lellgt ll ; priced lit
Regular sizes
$2 50
Kxtra sizes..........
$2.75
Women'a medium w eight svors
ted union suits; loss neck, no
sleeves, a n k le length
Regular sizes............
$3.50
Kxtra sizes...........
$4 00
W om en ’s medium weight wors
led union suits; duteli neek,
elliow sleeves, ankle length
Regular sizes ...............
$4 00
Kxt ra sizes.....................
$4.50
W om en ’s silk aud wool union
suits, two styles: low neek, no
sleeves, ankle length and dutch
nook, elhoiv sleeves and ankle
length —
Regular sizes.................
$4.50
Kxtra sizes...........
$5.00
W om en’s heavy weight cotton
tights, open gore, ankle length
Regular sizes...............
Kxtra sizes....................
$1.25
$1.50
W om en’s heavy weight eotton
Regular sizes.....
Kxtra sizes......... ......... ..
$1.50
$1.75
Helliwell,
lit'
m
H irls’ medium weight eotton
fleeced union soils, high neek,
long sleeves, ankle length
Ages 3 to ti
$ 1.50
A gl
$1.75
$2 00
H !.. 12
A | N It lo 18
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Hills' worsted union suits, high
neek, long sh evi-s, ankle length
Ages 3 lo I»
Ages H to 12
Ages It to » IH .
$2.50
$3 00
cot toll fleece« 1 union
suits, long sleeves, ankle length
Ages 3 to ti
A g e s H to 12
Ages II to 1H.........
IH,
$1.75
$2.00
M en’s heavy weight eotton
union suits, gray or ecru, lung
sleeves, ankle length, sizes 34
lo
IS
I’er suit........
$.3 00
Mi’ti’s extra heavy wool finish
union suits, long sleeves, ankle
length, sizes 34 to Hi
I’er snil..............
$3.75
Men’s medium weight
mixed
B oys’ worsted medium Height * wool union suits, long sleeves,
ankle length, sizes 34 lo Iti
union suits, long sleeves, ankle
length
P e r smt
Ages 3 to li
Ages H lo 12
$2 50
Men'a
henvy
woight
siimi
rihlM .I union siiits, long sleeves,
ankle length, sizes ili lo Iti
A g is It to IH.....
$3 00
Per siili
$5 00
$0 50
Bangs & Marksbury
T h e D a y l i g h t S t o r e f or Qu a l i t y and S e r v i c e