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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1921)
A COTTAGE GROVE Neighborhood News | MAN’S EXPERIENCE LYNX HOLLOW Cam 7 0 a doubt th* evidence of thU Cottage Orov# citizen« (Special to The Seutinel.) You cub verify Cottage Grove en July 27 —The C. O. Willis hay baling dorsement. outfit ha» been working here the pa»t week. Bead tbia: W. A. Kenne and children aud O. A. I.ambert, 231 2nd St., Cottage the Mr*. people were guest» iu the Grove, aaya: " I don’t know 0 / any Jas. Noel home Sunday Inst. thing better for kidney trouhle than A Plank dancing party was given at Doan 'a Kidney Pilla. 1 have used them Huntsman*» last Saturday night, iu for year». My work ia a »train on my of Jam es Huntsman'» twenty back and I bad attack» of lumbago. It honor birthday. Cake aud iee cream burt m t to bend nr atoop over and it second served. waa juat aa bard to straighten up w ere Mr*. Clara Samson and daughter again. My kidney» acted irregularly, June left for their home iu Salem Iasi alao. I used Doan ’• Kidney Pilla for Monday. tbeae trouble» and they were juat what Mr*. I. N. Dresser and Harold I needed for tbey made my back strong Hartley were Silk creek visitors over and well aud put my kidneya in good the week end. order. ’ * and MTs. Jas. Kenedy, of south Price 60c, at all dealer». Don't ern Mr. California, are making au ex »imply ask for a kidney remedy—get tended visit with who relatives friends Doar 'a Kidney Pilla—the »ame that in Oregon, spent some time and with old Mr. Lambert had. Foster Milburn Co., friends here last week. Mfr».. Buffalo. N. Y. jlyiStang-t The Marvin Jackson family and Mrs. 8. B. Jackson, of Creswell. mo tonal to Spencer butte aud Kugeue Sunday. DIVIDE. (Special to The Sentinel.) July 28.—Viola and Eugcuia Foster, of Thornton Comers, visited with Mrs Foster and their aunts, Mrs. Q. #L. Alleman and Mrs. F. M. Chapman, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McReynolds were Goshen visitors Sunday. The Dan Dugau family. Mr. anil ( Mrs. Fred Patten. l.ee Dugan and STANDARD OIL COMPANY family and the Jack Dugan family (C A lirO R N lA ) picknirked below Aulanf Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels ls-ivis and Mr. and Mrs. Will Lewis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 8. Tuller, of Cot tage Grove. The F. M. Chapman family were at Curtis V eateh’s Sunday looking at a band of goats. Mr. Chapman bought' a flock of 100 sheep last week from Bartlett Johnston, of Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of W oodard*» Orrgoa's Higher liuluultoa ot mill, were Cottage Grove visitors Sun day. Mr. Handy returned to the mill with them. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D. Foster, or Thornton Corners, and Phillip Horn Eight Schools; Seventy Department» called at the Alleman and Chapman FALL TERM OPENS SEPT 19. 1921 homes Sunday. F m m J wimim wiHt lo lb« R«fiiifir Mr. and Mrs. Will Lewis, Mr. and Oregon Agricultural College Mrs. Nels Lewis, Mrs. Ie-e Dugan aud CORVALLIS children. Mrs. G. 1» Alleman. Miss K athryn Foster and Mrs. A. E. Foster were Cottage Grove visitors Monday. Miss Nellie Chapman is spending the week with her eousins, Viola and Eugenia Foster, of Thornton Corner». Mr and Mr». Will Lewis left Tues day for a trip to Portland. They e* pect to return Saturday and spend a few days more with their relatives here before leaving for their home in W heatland. Calif. Gene Burkett left Tuesday morning for Oakland to be with his parent*. LONDON. Two of the most homelike ho tels in Portland, located in the to The Sentinel.) heart of the shopping and thea July (Special 27.—Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mi-Bee ter district. All Oregon Electric and family, of Washington. Mrs. Nancy Sutherland and daughters, and trains stop at the SEWARD Mrs. Powell, of I^irane. came HOTEL, the House of Cheer. Tuesday Emma are visiting at the Geo. Excellent dining room in con Sutherland and home. nection. Henry Combs and daughter Orpha went to Corvalli* Monday to find a The HOTEL CORNELIUS, house to live in this winter. Orpha the House of Welcome, is only will teach there and 4ier brother two short blocks from the Sew Arthur will attend O. A. C. ard. Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Banton and Mr. Mrs. Herald Abeene motored to Our brown busses meet all and Lorane Saturday, returning Sunday trains. Rates $1.50 and up. W. C. CULBERTSON, Prop. evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rhortridge and quite a number of their grandchildren and other relatives picnicked at Lon The Sentinel receives inquiries every don Sunday. Of eleven children all week from proepective settler» who were present but Lon and iAin. wiah copiea of the paper. If you wish Mis» M yrtle Sutherland spent a few to sell your land your ad. should be m days with her cousin, Mnbel Short- The Sentinel, where prospective settlers ridge, last week. will aee it. nl4tf Mrs. John Small and son Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Small and Mrs. W. C. Shortridge motored to Eugene Monday. Mr». W. Townsend went to Eugene 1 Saturday. Mr». O. P. Wills »pent a few day» the first of the week in Cottage Grove daughter, Mrs. Lynch Currin. Bates—One cent the word; mini with her Clara Moxley, of Wilbur, »pent mum 33 words; three insertions for last Mrs. week with her father and brother». the price of two when paid in ad Mi»» Ollie Bemis motored to Cottage vance; hnif cent the word after Grove Friday. the third insertion. SAGINAW. Prompt jitney service at City Transfer Company. Phone #t>. j28tfc j (8peeial to The Sentinel.) For Sale—Registered O. L C. pigs. July 27.— Mr». C. Powell and little Immediate delivery. George Kebel son Donald and Mis» Mary Neat, of beck, phone 39F 21. jne 17Hpt30pd ‘"•¡ugene, »pent the week end vi»iting O. L O. pigs for sale, by John H. Hull, with friend» in this vicinity. two nule» south of town. jlyl5tfc. Mi»» Ethel Moody and Terry were v isito r Tuesday. For Bale.—Two good work* horses, 6 Grove O. Fogle and daughter*. Flora and and 10 years old, weight 1300 aud were in the Grove Saturday 1500, 50 head of sheep, $3 per head. Velma, J. G. Murry, phone 23 F 42. jlyl5 29e vening. Mr». Howard Moody and children For Sale.—Durham-Jersey milch cow, are visiting at Creswell with Mr». good milker, gentle, $50, delivered in Moody ’» mother. Cottage Grove. Come and get her, $45. F. T. Benstnn returned home Mon where he had been Henry Johnson, Saginaw. jly l5 tf day from his Portland, wife and daughter. Shingling and lathing. Get my prices isiting H arry Ben*ton, Elwyn and Steve before reshingling. I can have you Benston and Mrs. L. Benston and baby money and give you a better roof. All were shopping the Grove Monday. roofs guaranteed against leaks. Roy Mr. Gray and in family werp in the Foster. Box 364. Phone 36 F 13. j29p Grove Saturday. and daughter Katherine For Sale —Full blooded O. I. C. pigs. nd Mrs. son Allen Ready August 1. 13 pigs to the Thursday. Donnell motored to Eugene litter; now weigh 18 pounds aud will Mr. and Mrs. W. Briggs motored to weigh 32 pounds when six weeks old. Albany Sunday. $5j.-acb. Okas. H Mharou jly!5 2»p For Bale.—16-lncb wood, $3 cord on BLACK BUTTE. ground, 65 cord delivered. Lay iu w inter supply. J. W. Hhattuck. { our (Special to The Sentinel.) miles east of Cottage Grove. Phone l-F -13.____________ jly22 aug5 July 27.— Mr». Alice Harrison, of i* visiting hpr mother, Mr». Wanted.—To bear from owner of good Roaeburg, J. Grout, this week. ranch for sale. State cash price, Mr». Susan Walkpr visited her full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minne apolis, Minn. jly22-sptl6pd daughter, Mrs. R. B Garmnn, Tuesday. J. J. Oront, who is employed at Wanted.—Chickens, young fries, for Star, Sunday at his home. cash or trade for lumber, phone Mr*. »pent Thomson wa* taken t6 Eugene 18-F-l. Lsismer» Brothers. jly22-29r for medical treatment. If you intend building, let me figure Saturday Tom Funk and son iAwrence mo all your lumber bills. Shiplay, rustle, to Anlauf on business Saturday. flooring and finished lumber at a tored Combs spent Sunday afternoon bargain. Lammers Brothers, phone at H. the C. home of Tho». Funk. l t f l . ______________________ flyfi-29c Mae and Alice Bradford 1022 baby chicks.—Order your chicks spe: Misses nt Saturday afternoon /in the now if you want early hatchers. (fro rove. Heavy layers of large white eggs that top the market. Wm. Hands A Son, The Sentinel want» the new*, Phone box 614, Cottage Grove, Ore. jly20tfe it in. Our nnmber ia 150-J. •• W Makes.pi snnnncrcookini i comjortawe PEARL OIL KEROSENE' OA TECHNOLOGY Helliwell, Bangs & Marksbury August Sale of White Goods Bed linens, including sheets ami sheeting, tub The D a ylig h t Store for Women’s Bungalow Aprons $2.98 The aprons offered at this price are made of the best quality ginghams. They are lull cut and well made; two good styles in assorted colors. Very special at— $2.98 Voile Dresses Dainty summer dresses made of flowered and & figured voiles in light patterns. The collar, cuffs and sash are made of fine Swiss organdie in colors to match balance of dress. A good assortment of colors to choose from. Specially priced at— $4.85 Japanese crepe house or street dresses— $3.95 ' Dresses of Jap crepe, finely made and suitable for house or street wear. Two and three color combinations, trimmed in aplique designs of fruits and flowers. W o m e n ’s and Children’s H ose Children ’* hose made o f fine cotnhed cotton yarns, in black, white and cordovan, pair— 25c W om en’s “ Chipman Kni t” pure thread »ilk hoae, reinforced toe*, high spliced heels, color» navy, gray, cordovan ; also black and white; the pair— $1.50 ' SPECIAL: W om en'» light weight mercerized cotton ho»»*, black, white and cordovan, pair— 29c Q uality and Service ing, pillow eases, bed spreads, muslins, towels, etc., on sale at the new and lower price levels. We offer for this sale a quantity of HOPK MUSLIN at yd.— 12c We arc fortunate in being able to offer you “Peqnot” goods during this sale. Everybody knows the quality of Peqnot sheetings, tub ings, etc. Buy your fall needs now as the quantities of these goods are limited. 9-4 bleached Peqnot sheeting, yd............... 70c 9-4 brown Peqnot sheeting, yd................... 65c 42-inch Peqnot pillow tubing, yd. 50c 81x90 Pequot shoots, each $1.85 SI\99 Peqnot sheets, each $1.98 72x90 good quality bleached bed sheets 98c 12-ineh Oceanic pillow eases, each 45c 20x30 good quality*athletic bath towels 40c 22x42 big heavy, two thread Turkish hath towels, each 60c 36-inch Indian head, yd...................... 30c 44-inch Indian head, T * vd. . . . 40c ‘»4-inch Indian head, yd............ ........ 50c a 36-inch bleached “Fruit of the liooin” muslin, the yd. 18c 04 inch fine mercerized table damask, yd. $1.25 Can’t Bust ’Em «S S » KuteKuts A play suit for girls, combining style aud durability. Uut peg top, well made of khaki cloth or blue drill. $1.35 $1.65 Ages 1 to H, suit Ages 9 to 12, suit THE NEWEST PLAY SUIT FOR GIRLS 'It Alwaya Paya to Bay at Oray’s ” WANTADS TH IN K O F IT! ISN’T IT FINE TO KNOW THAT WHEN PRICES DROP AT ORAY’S THEY REAL LY DROP INSTEAD OF GOING UP AGAIN THE NEXT DAY? ALL OF OUR BAR GAINS ARE GOOD UNTIL THE MARKET CHANGES. IT A L W A Y S P A Y S TO B U Y AT G R A Y ’ S WASHING POWDERS Borax-Naptha, pkg 20c Crystal chips, pkg..... 20c FRESH STRAINED HONEY Pints for.................... 48c Quarts for................... 93c Veal loaf, can ..... 19c Monopole preserves....38c Salmon, tall can..........10c Stuffed olives, bottle 19c Peanut butter, lb......... 10c Salted peanuts, lb....... 15c Peanut brittle, lb...... 23c Walnut meats, lb....... 40c B R I N G US Y O U R E G G S -----WE P A Y C A S H PAY LESS AND GET THE BEST ■m ~ mm PAY LESS AND GET THE BEST E î ■3L D A a m y w ’ j i wA CA5H&CARRX V