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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1912)
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y There is no place where more care should l>e taken than in the preparation of prescriptions. W e fully realize the responsibility of this end of our business and no part ol it receives more care. And we Weep our stock of prescription articles strictly fresh. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ J B E N S O N ’S PHARM ACY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «Ma HOW TO BE HAPPY-THO MARRIED W e may be getting into deep water in attempting to give advice on a question which many wiser heads than ours have failed to successfully answer. But knowing that the object of marriage is happi ness. we wish to give one piece of advice that will he found useful and valuable. It is to let us furnish your nest for you. Our line of Furniture is one well adapted purpose. to this Just drop in and let us suggest to you an arran ge ment for your parlor, your dining room, your bed room, or all of them. SIMERAL & VAN DENBURG T H E F U R N IT U R E D E A LE R S ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ TALES OF THE TOWN MANY MATTERS OF MORE THAN PASSING MOMENT. Mian Inn Johnson visited ut Rose- burg during the |<sst week. between the various blends o f coffee, tea, etc., if you desire. But people who come here regularly for their groceries have come to rely on us when we say an article is “ all right.” W e don’t handle the “ near pure” kind o f groceries. Try our coffee as a sample o f our grocery service. KERR & SILSBY R L I N G F E E D C O. D. S T E R L I N G , M A N A G E R Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay, Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran. Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats. Oil Meal. Grass Seed— all kinds constantly on hand. Poultry Feeds and Supplies. ------------------------------------- P H O N E ALL C IT Y fLO IR—Hard Wheat Brands: American B e a u t y , P u r e White, Red Cross. Every sack guaranteed. FLOIR— Soft Wheat Brands: Pheasant, White Star. 1 7 1 1 -------------------------------- ORDERS D E LIV E R E D : F U R N IT U R E T h e Different K in d —the S trictly D ependable K ind Add comfort and distinction to your home by selecting your floor coverings from our carefully selected and rightly-priced lines o f An exceptionally large line o f all wool and part wool Ingrains, Brussels, Velvets and Axminsters now on display. Linoleum on the kitchen floor would save labor and add much to the pleasure o f housekeeping. W e offer a large variety o f patterns to choose from. Kinter Brothers HOUSE FURNISHERS If a Real Money-Saving Chance is of Interest to You, Read this Ad. Harry Parker came down from ‘ ‘ Parker’s Penn" yeatorday for a visit with his mother and to get supplies for tho Penn. Oak grubs for sale. W ool G a rm e n ts It.ftO Garments Sale Price $1 2f» Garments Sale Price SI. 00 Garments Sale Price fitte and 00c Men’s Work Shirts J. F. Spray. Miss Mildred Cochran had the mis fortune to get a piece of hont wire in her hand yesterday, ^necessitating medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fit kin left yesterday for California, accompanying Hon. and Mrs. S. II. F.akin of Kugenc. Final “ Cleanup " Prier. The l.atie County Fish and Uume Protective association held its annual meeting at Eugene Tuesday night. The follow ing officers were elected for the coming year: President, Y. 1> Henaill; vice-president, A. C. Dixon secretary treasurer. K. A. Bean; di rectors, A If Walker and K. A. Booth Long ('oats for children. ages from 3 to I t > ears. 25 per cent off Dependable Goods Roy Hall was in Fugene the first of tho week. Mrs. J. T. Farl returned yeatorday from a visit at Eugene. A bunch o f shooters on a tour o f Ore G. gon are here today. They will be in Eugene tomorrow. 57 CERTIFICATES GRANTED A U T H O R IT Y G I V E N TO TEACH YO U N G A M E R I C A . Large Number Pass Recent Exam in ation Held at the County Seat. State .88 .40 C h ild re n ’s Coats O. O. Yeatch was in Fugcne Toes day on school business. Dr. W. W. Oglesby goes to Salem today on a brief business trip. $ 1.35 $ 1.13 A. R. and W. R. C. L a d ie s ’ & M e n ’s Coat s M e n ’s S a m p le P a n ts All our ('oats and Suits ai •’ greatly reduced. V a l u e s t o $4.00 a p a i r . G oing at Com e a n d L o o k < iu Good Rubber Coat# 2 [) Per cent, off Hi.fiO Ladies’ Kam C o ats. F in al ff 1 Q l ) a pair. f i n O nly a few leit. l adies’ Black Chiffon Taffeta $:t.fiO Children's O Q| ) Kam Capes. Final Z . j l S ilk U n d e rs k irts $2.f>0 Children’s 1 Qj 3 Rain Capes. Final l . j i j W o r t h $4.00 e a . <1*0 C A N ow going a t... Hampton & Co. Cottage Grove, Or. = d Install Dlsston Doings. Real Estate Transfers. Jan. I. A. hi Williams, bonk keeper William Brown to Nelson Durham, Appomattox Post No. 34 and the W. for the J. I. Lumber Co., paid the 2fi!»fi acres in donation land claim .'ai, R. o f Cottage Grove, Ore., met in Grove a business visit the tlrst o f the 160 . joint session January Iftth anil inata led week. Willium Landess to William Brown, ^Chester VanDcnburg. cook house the following officers for the ensuing lots fi and ti in block 2 of Park hurst year: Post officers Commander, G. inspector, him ! his assistant Tom Scott addition to Cottage Grove. W Me Reynolds; Sr. V. Com., G. W. are i|uite busy these du>s making some Louisa M. Thompson to Joarphioe K err; Jr. V. Com., C. Fshrenwald; improvements along the samtury line. Korniek, lots I Slid 2 in block 7 of Jas Miss D'Mara has resigned as teacher surgeon. Dr. D. L. Woods; q. M., II. McFarland's addition to Cottugr Wm. Dickey; O. of D., Wm. Har of the Diuaton school and us no one has Grove, (I. rison ; guard, J. Perkins; adjutant, D. been np|H>intcd to till the vacancy the John L. Iloonds to Eva Pickard et children are enjoying a vacation tin« I.. Woods; chaplain, G. W. Gardner. al., lots I anil 2 ill block H of McFar W. R. C. officers President, Fannie week. Burn to the w ife of S. M. Glenn, un land’ s addition to Cottage Grove, $1. Goddard ; Sr. V. P., l.auru McKeruan ; Officers. Win l.amlesa to William H. Shane, Jr. V. P., Arthena Handy; treasurer, H|-|MJUnd son, January 13th. ReguiH Boh in ; secretary, Alta Spray; .A le c Luudberg, mail carrier from lot 7 ill block 2 o f Parkhursl addition chaplain, Clara Young; conductress. here to Champion in the Bohemia dis to fultuge Grove, Lizzie Fahrenwnld; guard, Malindu trict, was detained from making fits II Vensk- to John W. Veatch, lots A w brey ; Pat. Inst., Margaret l.eum ; regular trip last Friday by un immense 1 and 2 o f block 2 of McFarland’s first press correspondent, Eliza McKibben; land slide thut completely blocked the addition to Cottage Grove, I2b0. musician, Alma Hoxie; Asst. Con., road. He had to use powder before he George W. Mr queen tu T. J. Ryan, Hellen D eL o n g; Asst, guard, Jennie could get through. lots I and 2 in block 2 of Mi-queen’ s Hayes; Co. R. No. 1, Ellu Jones; Col. Clair Baker spent Sunday with his addition to Cottage Grove, lino. B. No. 2, Alicia Harrington, Col. B. family in Springfield. D. G. McFarland to A. II. Cruaon, No. 3, Sarah K err; Col. B. No. 4, Mrs. P. C. Taylor, who bus been ill Iota f> and ti in block I of MrFarland’ a j Susanna Gardner. for some time, was taken to the Grove fifth addition to Cottage Grove, f2oo. Past Commander G. W. Gardner Monday for medical treatment. Fingili llm<ls to Michael Kebcllo-ck, acted us installing officer for the post W. C. Wilkins went to Eugene one tract in township 21 3 W, and Installing Officer E. Jennie Woods day lust week and brought his family fer the W. R. C. The old cemetery in south Spring- back with him. They had been visit As many members o f the |aist and i field, long since in disuse, has been ing there for a month. corps were present from the country, so sadly nrglcrti-d anil desecrated, thut ■tinner was served prior to installation it is no longer desirable for the pur Notice of Fin al Settlement. of officers. Members and guests to pose, nini relatives are removing the Notice is hereby given that the un- nearly the number o f sixty partook o f txidies of loved ones to ulber resting dersignetl, the administrator of the es bountiful dinner. A very pleasant plsces. Time has so completely nbllter tate of James Henry Harms, deceased, time was enjoyed by all present. sled the markings on several grave* has filed with the county court of I.ane that their identity is completely lost, Cuunty, Oregun, his final account us Baker held a notable celebration and. since no ^ilot was ever made of during the past week when the one- such administrator o f said estate and ! the cemetery, there ure a great num hundredth anniversarv o f the coming that Friday, the '.»th day of Februury, ber that will never he exactly located. 1912, at the hour o f one o ’clock p. m. o f the white mah to th'it section of tin The Creswell Furniture House and state was observed with appropriate if said day, has been fixed by said exercises. The coming of Captain W il court as the time for hearing any ob Creswell Ten Cent Store, of Lxith o f son Price Hunt overland from Fort jections to said re|airt and the settle which J. E. 'I hnttiaa is proprietor, were opened Saturday night. Boise to what is now Baker county was ment thereof. County School Superintendent H. C. Baughman has received from the state superintendent, L. R. Alderman, the list o f successful applicants who took the teachers' examination in I.ane county recently. Under the new law the examination papers from all of the counties of the state are examined in tiie office o f »he state iu|>erintend- ent, so there will be a uniform examin JOHN W. HARMS. Extra copies of the Sentinel always ation of the papers in earn county. told again and the heroism of the carlv on hand ut fie each. jll-fH. Administrator. The successful applicants in Lane pioneers honored. county are as follows : One-year state certificates 0m O. H. Jones, Irvin g; Henry W. t'hezem, Creswell: Mrs. Alma L. Beager, Cottage Grove, Alice Kim ball, Fall Creek; Mildred Pringle, Cottage Grove, Anna Wohrer, Cottage d rove ; Edith Snere, Creswell; Victor P. Morris, Eugene; Margaret Marin, Springfield; Madge Hamble, Ada; Georgia Dillon, Eugene; Myrtle Sheffler, Elmira; Fay Clark, Wild wood; Virginia Hurd, Eugene , Herbert L. Thom, Junction C ity ; Vera Haag, Eugene; W. H. Pendell, V i d a ; D . W. Kankin, Cresw ell; Goldie Van Bibber, Mapleton; Marjorie Miller, Creswell; Florence Green, Cottage Grove; W. W. Hewitt, Leahurg; Lillian Koeller, W endling; Clara Van Matre, Earl; Lois E. Padden, Cresw ell; Katherine You will find this a Genuine “ Cleanup” Sale on (quilts, Blankets and Underwear. The Levage, Crow; Bessie Harlow, Eu supply left from our brisk winter selling is not large and early shoppers will naturally find gene; Koxie Pringle, Cottage Grove; the best choice. The regular prices are marked exceptionally low as an inducement for an Myrtle M. Tripp, Curtin; Mabel Iver early cleanup. The Sale goods are placed in lots on tables and priced in plain figures for son, Cottage Grove; Herbert P. Dem- your inspection. Come in at once. orcst, Cottage Grove; J. C, Calhain. Junction City ; Ethel M. Libby, Eu gene; Celia J. Hunter, Eugene; Milli- cent Coleman, Eugene; Viola Jones, S o ft, P u r e W ool 1 b la n k ets, Q u ilt s o f B e s t Q u a lit y . Fall Creek; Lulu M. Beers, Reed; W. B o th P. Murphy, Eugene; Urban Shrnde, F u ll S iz e S id e s A l i k e Acme; Lida D. Bell, Harrisburg; Jen nie M. Bossen, Florence; R. W. Smith, ri Ixiwell; Mary E. Pitney, Junction C ity; Harry B. Brookhardt, Drain; Mary Roche, Eugene; Mrs. E. L. Swift, Junction C ity ; Alberta Brat- tain, Springfield; Helen Wagner, Junc L a d ie s ’ U n d e r w e a r , p e r P ie c e M e n ’s U n d e r w e a r , p e r P ie c e tion City; Lula P. Moser, Marcola; Edna Stevens, Eugene; Kstella Hughes, L o w e ll ; Maude Hooper, Cottage Grove; Kate Boiler, Springfield; Char lotte A. Choate, E u gene; Hazel Um- phrey, Eugene. Five year certificates Louisa M. Veit, Eugene; C. L. Thomas, Junction City. U M PH REY & MACKIN T H E CASH ECONOMY STORE House Cleaning Sale Wool Blankets, Quilts and Winter Underwear N O T E T H E S E P R IC E S Art Squares Phone 6 and tell an interesting story of Practical economy for those who buy during this sale. Our regular prices are lower than most stores, hence these bar gain Prices are of particular importance. Hunter & Higgins took a load of freight to (j Ion wood yeatorday. Mrs. J. N. Waterhouse entertained at her home yesterday afternoon in honor of the Misses Athena, Bernice and Arda Edwards o f Drain. Th afternoon was given over to games and music, after which a duintv luncheon was served. Those present were Mesdames C. J. Kem, F.L. Ingram, A. C. Kinter, Marion Veatch, Cruaon, Atla King and Bede. the Difference " Al. t'hurohill, John Coffman, M. K. Wyatt and Frank Williams wont up to the Kohomia district yeatorday. F. J. Hard, who came down from his mines in the Bohemia district a day or two since, says the snow has mostly disaptieared in the mountains in that vicinity. Explain These Prices Talk Chan. John» i* visiting friotulR hero, H fe r an abuenrc of ton yearn . Mrs. Bessie l.athe Scovilie, college secretary o f the Young People’s Branch, will speak at the Christian church Monday, January £10), at o ’ clock. W e'll r. Nuf-Ced $2.98 to $3 1.85 95c to $1.4i 37c to 93c 38 to $1 1.23 Children’s, Misses’ and Boys’ Underwear, 10c up