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Bates On# cent the word; mini
mum 35 words; three insertion* fur
the price o f two when paid in ad
sauce; half cent tho word after
the third insertion.
Do jou keep chicka or do roar chick
one keep jroul Silver Quills have
the lay bred in them by many years
of t rap neat ing. Uuby ohioks and hatch
lag eggs Wm llanda A Sou, Ho* 614,
Cottage G rove, Ora, Phone 1 F & d d ltf
Prompt Jitney serrtce at City Transfer
t'oinpanjr. Phone 84.
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Wanted
A horse from 6 to 10 yeans
old, weight 1000 or 1200 pounds,
entle, n o d worker and good puller.
oseph Perkins, Jr., Cottage Grove,
Oregon.
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Are yon going to build? Lumber of
all kinds for sale. Let us figure
with you. Also have several lots in
good location. Will build you a house
and take part payment down, terms
on balance. I dimmers Brothers, phone
13F3.
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Ship by H. & H. Transfer motor
freight. Daily trips between Eugene
and Cottage Grove, connecting at
Eugt'n« with motor to Portland. Bangs
Livery Garage, Eugene.
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Por Sale.—One 1919 Wade drag saw.
Sawed less than 250 tier o f wood,
$90 cash, or terms $100, $50 down $25
per month. Address A. K. Mabley
Comstock, Ore.
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Dressmaking—Mrs.
S.
942 Birch Avenue.
E.
Lowry.
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Por Sale— Cheap rough and si*«d
lumber, quick delivery at Ia a a e r s
Brothers, phone 13 K3.
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For Sale- Modern 6-room bouse close
in on west Main. Terms i f desired
Wilbert Wilson.
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For Sale -Good, gentle, sound young
mare, broke to work and ride. W. P.
YanScbuiack, Dorena, Oregon, phouo
18-F12.
a29myl3pd
Baby Chicks,— White Leghorns from
the famous O. A. C. strain. Matings
221 egg hens to cockerels from 300 egg
hens, $20 per 100. Kocks and Reds
115 par #100. Order now for May and
June delivery.
Portland Seed Co.,
180 Front st., Portlan d, Ora. my6-27pd
For Sale.—Milk goats. W. A
may6 20pd
Minion.
Wanted.—Job with drag saw. Have
the machine. Have 400 cords fir to
sell at reasonable prices. H. E. Crocker,
bo* 655, Cottage Grove.
my6 20pd
For Sale.— Multnomah drag saw. A l
most new. In good condition. I.. L.
Woolley, 39 north L St.
may6 29pd
Por Sale.— Ford ton-truck with bed
and cover; been used ten mouths.
Inquire 7 j ; Wash, art.
raS-SOpd
For Sale.— A nice 6-room house with
bath, pantry, washroom and wood
shed on one floor. I.irge hen house,
garage, near school, cannery and saw
mill. Inquire 518 H. Douglas. m6-27e
Wanted.— Shingling and lathing. Get
that leaky roof reshingled now. Good
work guaranteed. Roy Foster, phono
35F13. Bx. 364, Cottage Grove. m6-20p
For Sale— Pore blood S. C. Black
Minorca eggs for hatching, 15 fo r $ l
at house, 1865 east Main. Cockerel, ex
tra fancy bird. Please order ahead as
eggs are limited. E. E. Thornton. 6-13p
For
Sale— Four1 miles
from
Cottage
Grove, 100 acres land; 18 acres in
grain, plenty o f wood and piling, 4-
room house, water piped into house,
20*48 barn, family orchard, outbuild
ings; half mile to school. C. M. Par
ker, realty dealer, east Main street.
Cottage Grove, phone 124 Y
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Neighborhood News
DO KEN A.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
May 12. H K. Mustek returned last
week from California and is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs
« M B el la,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Kirk and daugli
ter, Mias Bertha, were Eugene visitors
Friday.
Charles Ward returned home Friday
from Curtin and is now employed at
Chambers’ camp at Star.
Among those from here who at
tended i he ciretis in Eugene Friday
were llenry
Mendell and family,
Florence and Oiren Laud, Joe Smith
and family and Andrew l.and.
Mr. and Mrs. Otho YaiiSehninek and
Sarah Riley left Sunday for eastern
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kirk attended
the ciretis in Eugene Friday evening
Mr. ami Mrs. J. E. Medford and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwiu Medford ¿petit
Sunday visiting relatives in Collage
Grovp.
Among the Sunday guests at the
l.ee Thomason home were Mr. and Mrs.
Williams, o f Divide; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wisert, of Row
River, and
Raymond Wicks o f Star.
Johnnie Cole, of the Grove, was a
visitor at the W. A. Ijind home Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly and chil
dren spent Suuday with relatives in
Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Jud Doolittle and Mr.
and Mrs. Myers were down from Star
Sunday visiting
the
Grant Bales
family.
Mrs. la>t Wagner and children went
to Eugene Wednesday for a few days
visit with Mrs. John Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Red lord slant
Monday night with relatives in the
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Taylor were
Grove visitors Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. D. YnnVnlm
motored to Eugene Wednesday.
Mrs. C. A. VaaSchoiack went to
Eugene Wednesday to visit her duugh
ter, Miss Bella.
M OUNT V IE W .
(Special to The Sentinel.) t
May 12.— Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley
were Cottage Grove visitors Saturday.
Bnson, Clarence and Frank Sear*
spent one evening last
week
with
William and Addison Heath.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Wheeler
of
Cottage Grove, were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Phillips.
C. P. Ted kick left Friday for Curtin,
where he has employment.
Mrs. C. W. Hears visited ifl the
Grove Holiday evening.
Mr. and Airs. W. U. Heath
and
family and J. W. Fisher spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frost at
Blue Mountain
William Heath motored to the Gr ov e
Sunday aud returned with Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Lowry nml family and Mrs.
L R. Long, who also spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Frost. A picnic
dinner was served outside, arid in the
afternoon the party drove lip to the
Blue Mountain school house.
J. R. Cooley was a Cottage Grove
visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George I-ivng visited
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Miller.'
Frank Hears, o f Cottage Grove, vis
ited at the home of his uncle, C. W.
Hears, several days o f last week.
William Heath went to Eugene on
business Saturday.
J. W. Fisher visited the fore part
of the week with relatives in Eugene.
C. W. Honrs was at the Waldo Miller
home Sunday.
Our Assortments of Silks and
W ash Goods for Spring and
Summer Frocks Are Complete
— and afford a w ide selection of seasonable fabrics and
and colors for dresses, skirts and blouses. Included in the
showings are rich satins, taffetas, crepes, silk jerseys, silk
stripe poplins, voiles and imported organdies.
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Crepe de Chine
Baronet Satin
Rippling I affetas
Of a better quality, 10
iuehes wide, shown in the
new shades; a very pop
ular silk for Idolises.
A popular sport silk, 10
inches wide, • shown in
\\ lute, rose and hluc. A de
sirahlc material for skirts.
Soft rich silk taffeta, yard
wide, shown in silver,
taupe, I larding hluc, navy,
Mark, cardinal and mu
r< ion.
The yard
The yard $3.75
$1.95
The vani $2.50
T-—
Silk Jersey
Imported Organdies
* Fancy Voiles
A rich, shimmering ma
terial, 40-inehes w i <1 e,
suitable for either dresses,
skills or hloiises. t'olors:
•lade, honevdew, henna,
and flesh.
Fine imported organdies
that have the rail lor sum
mer frocks, shown in a
variet \ of I he new colors:
Maize, nile, hiirnt orange,
orchid, rose and white.
I leant i fui n e w d r e s s
voiles, shown in flowered,
figured and Murk de
signs, 10 inches wide. New
shades of Mown, tan,
ir*a\ , Mite, etc.
W ill have a few hundred S. O. W hite
S IL K CREEK.
Leghorn baby chicks o f the O. A. C.
strain for sale about Juue 1; also have
(Special to The Sentinel.)
some five weeks-old cockerels at 50o
May 11.— Miss Wolf, o f Sutherlin,
& dozen. Waldo Miller, Cottage Grove, spent the week end here. She was a
Ore., phone l-F-12.
may6 13o guest at the D. A. Estes home.
Paul Murphy has lg> n visiting the
For Sale.—350 laying pullets, 160 two-
year old heus, 50c each by taking the past week with his brother and family,
kit. Also 1917 Ford, in good mechan Guy Murphy, o f Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Babcock and
ical coudition. Phone 29F13. my 13 27p
Mrs. C. K. Babcock, motored to Sutlier
For Sale.— 40 acres, 13 In cultivation, liri Sunday with the Raymond Trask
about 7 in timlier, fenced and cross family.
fenced, young orchard coming into
Mr. Whaley and son Bert arrived
bearing; all necessary buildings in Friday from Colorado. They drove n
good coudition, water pi[ied to houxo truck through.
aud barn, near good town and school,
Mrs. W. H. Sprague and children
near Pacific highway, priced right. returned Sunday evening from a visit
Owner, Box 135, Cottage Grove, Ore with friends at Eugene.
gon.
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Miss I*eota Estes returned Friday
For
Sale.— Household goods,
rugs, from Sutherlin, where she attended n
chairs, tapestry, couch, piano, bed canvassers’ institute.
Mrs. O. H. Heine took dinner Sun
room set, stair carpet, c*tra dresser,
and beds, felt
mattress,
sewing day at the Andrew Brnnd home.
O. Heine and family, E. M. Bab
machine, kitchen table, folding table,
vacuum
sweeper,
carpet
sweeper, cock. J. I*. Grimes. H. M. Dame wood.
garden tools, bone grinder, bicycle, W fl. Bittenger. M. F. Babcock, John
boys’ wagun, fruit jars
and other Ashby, Mrs. Ella Thompson, Carl
things. Wm. P. Hall, 1149 west Main Clark and John Cochran were nil
street, telephone 104L, Cottage Grove, in Engene last Friday on business.
Mrs. F aiii Wheeler visited Mrs. A. J. Slit unlay to sec bin wife, who is in j Walker, visited Huiulny with Mrs.
Oregon.
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Sheridan, o f Creswell, Monday after the hospital.
' Cnhlwell ’■ sister, Mr*. L. D. Huff.
Wanted.— Woman for general houife noon.
Mr*. C. P. Caldwell and children, o f I Mr. Myers, of Fhigene, Mr and M m
cleaning by day.
Htate
wages
\V. T. Carouttc and four children, of
wanted. P. O. Box 27, Cottage Grove,
HEBRON.
Latham, Grandma Murry and daughter
Oregon.
m ay 13pd
| Della and hoii Walter were Sunday
(Special to The Sentinel.)
guests at t he ('. II. W inecoff home.
For Bale.—Good White Frost No. 12
May 12—Hupt. E. J. Moore and
| Mr. and Mrx. John Kehnlheck and
ice chest; cupboard, good as new;
family were in the Grove to attend
rabbit, large Belgian hare doe, pair Asst. Hupt. J. G. Swan, o f Eugene,
church Sunday.
bright yellow canaries and large bird attendeil) the picnic dinner ami the
Ardie Geer, o f Creswell, »pent tin-
«•age. Mrs. J. W. Clark.
my 13 27c standardization program last Friday at
week end at the home o f his winter,
the school house.
For Sale. - Fine Burbank potatoes, just
The Masses Ruth Bede and Marie
Mrx. R. B. Powell.
resorted, $1 the sack for 10 days Thurber, of the Grove, spent Thursday
Mr. and Mrx. K. H. Powell arid
only. Charles Cochran, 234 Eleventh night with Miss Hazel Führer.
family
visited
Sunday
with
Mr.
St.
may 13c
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Gilerist and
Pow ell’s brother, C. L. Powell.
Wanted.—Young calve*.
Also dairy family, of Dunsmuir, Calif., spent the
cows wanted.
Htate price and week end with Mr. Gilerist’s mother,
L Y N X HOLLOW.
description. Give full particulars in Mrs. Jessie Gilerist.
G. M. Rebel beck motored to Eugene
letter. Address Chris Olson, L. B. 6,
(Special to The Hent inel. )
Saginaw, Ore.
m13pd
May II. Lynx llnllow wnx w-ell
repri-xenled nt thè r im i» in Fingerò*
For Sale. Registered yearling Short For 8ale. Rapid fireles* cooker, and
laxt Thiirxduy.
horn bulls. J. H. Gilfry, Creswell,
universal electric grill with oven.
Mr. and Mrx. Ezra Mex eriger, o ff
Oregon.
mylv-27pd Mrs. Claude .1. Kern.
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Cottage Grave, visiled with thè Neal
For Sale.— Registered Hereford bull*. Farmers’ Insurance Fanners’ Mutual
farnily Htrnduy.
insurance in the best. F'armers are
4% miles south west form London
Mrx. Wolford ami non and Mrx.
T o s e a l In t h e
springs. Call or write to Geo. Hchul- finding out that it cost V f t less than
lluntHrmiri were guentx in thè Drexxer
commercial
Co.
The
association
hns
merich, Creswell, Ore., or Ed. Newby,
delicious Burley
homi* Haturdny.
Has 8000 mem
foreman, Klkhead, Ore.
rnl3e. $11,900,000 at risks.
The Pentirò farnily motorerl to Fin
t
o b a o o o H aver.
bers, $30,000 saved members yearly.
gene Siinday to vixit thè Mmry f unii;
Want to buy.— House with four room*. Operated for the benefit o f the farm
flsear Wheeler, of Hilk ÌJreck, rimile
large pantry, two porches, one lot. ers only. When ready to insure notify
| an over night vixit with fri* ad- li ere
Address box 76, Cottage Grove, m 13pd
Marvin Jackson. Phone 31 F' 13, Wal
laxt w<*ek.
my!3 jne3pd
For Sale,— A Short Horn hull. See B. ker, Ore.
The young peoplc ha ve enjoyerl some
F. Flynn, Anlauf, Ore.
ml.! -27pd
May baxket frolie.x sinee thè firxt of
Tor Sale —1 Ford ton truck, 1 Ford
thè monili.
For Sale.— Setting eggs, 60c setting
roadster and track body,
1 1920
Mrx. S. B. Jackson, o f Creswell, wbo
Mixed White Minorca tand White Rnick touring car, ran 1700 miles.
1 hail been vixitiag ut thè home o f her
my!3-27pd
Brahman. 844 south Hixth Ht.
m!3pd Grube & Stewart.
The yard— $2.50
Helliwell,
The Daylight Store
Cigarette
It’s Toasted
(H ÌLTZ Z -M -g
The yard
Bangs
The yard
$1.25
65c, 95c, $1.25
Marksbury
For Quality and Service
V* s -
W A N T Â D S
xori Marvin, left Saturday to mxii with
Don't have any xlnekern. Keep tra*
tin* Melvin Jackson family.
of what each hen does by uxing eg
Ihe D. P. Caldwell family motored record cardx. F’or sale by The Sent
to Ib broa Sunday to visit
in the ne I at $1.76 the hundred,
d6C
Renzi* rlu ff home.
The It. A. Flxles family, of Silk
Creek, were callers upon the I N.
Drexxer .....pie laxt week Tliurxdny.
Mr. rind Mrx, Harvey Strong, Mrx
Marvin Jnekxou and children and Mi
surali La jote were all guests in the
Huntsman home Sunday,
Mr. and Mrx. Marion Leliow, Mi
John
Nanixon
and
daughter
and
Marvin Jackson motored to Mushy
• reek Sunday for a vixit with the Jan.
I bow family.
LONDON.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Way il
Albert Geer and son Olite
left In i Thursday for their home in
Vern a. il
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Gl* a Itnnton, of f'ohiirg, ape ut the
vei k end with hix pnrentx, Mr. and
M rx. .1 FI. Muntoli.
A I
Morirne, o f thè Grave, mo
toreri up to lllai'k Uniti* Hiitidny.
\iimrig Illuse who attended ihe Al.
,C. Barnes eireus ut Fingerò* laxt F'ri
day were Mr. and Mrx. Howard Cnx,
1 ni Se* iH, Myrlle and Mnrvex Sul ber
lami.
Road the editorials. Yon may not
agree with them but they are likely to
make you think, and that’s worth
whils.
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Wliy ile la y openmg (lini se-
«tonni T- Il ih uh eHtty to «lo il
now ita il will tu* later oli. Olir
Mtfilrly gl'owth ih <|«'|H>HÌtN ¡tini
HiifjiltiH
m I io w h
eoneliiHively I In»*
wi* enjoy thè ronfìdenct* unii
Rotiti will o f Ilo* peripli* o f this
city unti vieinity,
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