Cottage Grove sentinel., January 18, 1912, Image 9

noNIIK ASSAYING A KIIIMNl. 10 .
TALES OF THE TOWN
A iepon wax circulated here tbe lirxt
ol tin week that John I’etemon, tbe
Miiincxotn loan who eaxhed a bad cheek
VW I mi v Oiilil inti On
amalgam MANY MATTERS OF MORI. THAN at Wbcclcr*Thnihpxoh'a and forced a
i,,nl nil milling |»r«Mlin'i h W i > ).a\ rash
couple check« at ICoxeburK and Ulan-
PASSINO MOMENT.
unii givi* 11 aquari- *l,-‘*I Assaying M s
dale, bad been caught, but tin- report
K h U I i I ik I h -'I 20 v*im
Rf-firi-no-
baa not been verified.
I liti National Ituiik of Sun FYumi m
I’.. E. W illuni truiiHurted Imams» . yt
A BARGAIN. Firxt daaa piano for
F)ugi-n«i the llrxt of the week.
tale cheap, it taken at once. Almuxt
I:iI Killli H liw l, iM,« r I . S. Mini
SAN KKAM'IHI O. « Al..
H. H a r r i n g t o n
Wll.l
I mi v o m
lirmnpt I y ami nulls
ffcctorily. They have
every facility f o r
liaiulliiiR all classes of
goods, ami simply
solicit a trial.
All kinds ot ILiulliujA 1 ‘i.ino Moving
P t io it r
No.
7 i
I o ll< ii| r
lirm r
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
AND
U .1. F'nlli-r I n (town from KuKrin* 1 to new. Mrx. J. IE Warner,
Miiiieriiilenal I tic making of t h.* brick
A big mill boiler baa been xbipped
for (Ilf I'oopcr bill lilin^.
in from Flugene for Ibe Row River
I ME. B b, I. I ,| Ni 111A VI Secoli. I Mutili I.umber Co. mid will In- whipped out on
store, jnxt o | i .m il on Mulo Si., In I tic tbe I). A S. E.
O o M iiii IC U I»* hnililing.
Price« noil
I'. II Mall wax in Fmgi-m- on buxi-
icoim I n art. right.
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iiexH Monday.
A. It Wooil, in it 11 li K<’ r of Ibc O. A S.
T H E BE L LIN G H A M Second Hand
I - , ban been in Fàigrne II um week in Store, juxt opened on Main S'., in tbe
cunnvetion wilb Ibc ciiac uf the Artieri* (■olden Rule building.
Prieex and
cun 'I runt I 'n. v«. Ibc i iri-gon A gomlx are right.
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SouMiciC'lern.
Paul Paulxon and wife uf Axbland,
I.ee II ohc Iton clune in from Elisene are vinitii.g a few daya at the home ot
Momlay to lake lióme I hm inntbcr. Mrs. C M. Jack «on. They will leave for
M M ll o H c l t o n , who W UH t II k I'll Hick Portland the latter part of the week.
while visiting bere.
A. I. f.llintl of Wull St. received a
Examine the quality , then look nt very xeverc cut on the knee Wednex-
Mie |iriee, Tbul enanielwnre of munte. day forenoon while cutting wood. Mr.
We bought il ru;tit.
You g.-t the FHIiott and Jo«* linker recently pur-
I m ' iic IH SweiiKi'l Mnrilwiire Cu.
jll. ebaxed xorne timber and were rutting
Mr«. A. M, (ruson was in Fjugenr il when the accident occurred.
the lirnt of Mie week on busim-ss.
A. I*. Oburrliill wan ilown from Bo-
iieinia on huaini’»« tbo week nn>l vimte.l
Euirene.
Mr. nini Mr1., G. M. Kebelbeek Mpent
Similny in Ku|(i-ne.
E. M. Cooper wiin ilo wo from Eu
Kein* tin- llrMt of tbe week.
I*r. Kobbinii baa bin ollieea on F ifth
xtri-i-t, three iloorx aoutb of p.mtolliee
Phone Eti li.
datti
NEW AND
SECOND HAND
John Mmnpton nml .laugtiti-r uf Flu
Kriii' a|M-nt Sunilny here.
M in » 11 h ley »pent tbe week’* eml in
Fiugene.
Knowles & Gräber
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A h a r d s . . o i a l f llli ta tfa * #*1 « » « I l l y .
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it«la ti >o • f a« » # iriilin * ' J u ri.a l
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• oar f u r n e iiitb a , | L R ukl t i f l l l n s v i d r * > f «
MUNN & Co
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»New York
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,
H ra u c n « » m >•« ffl& I Ht
coffee
4 4 -Acre Potato Farm
I.ime mul Ornent nt Spray A ( ‘o'*.
SHELF HARDWARE
tt-.na a in riiy « ••on.lauiUI
r
W aahtn«(t..i>. 1». t
for
t w o
.
1 trif teil Snow flour, the heat Hour
(but ever tut town, $1.45 |ier Hack, or
will traile In pounila of flour for one
buabi'l wheat. Spray A Co.
Mr. mnl Mm. J. S. Medley «pent
Sunday in Flugenr, Mra. Mint ley re­
maining for n few daya' viail.
M. T. Craig arrive.) from Grants
P mhm Tueaduy for a vimt wilb hi«
aiNter, Mm. I.ew A. Catea, ut liladya
Place ranrb.
Sbuei*.
Collate tìriive Shoe Store.
A 74 |Miund tlanghtrr wiin born laat
riiumday to Mr. mid Mm. tiro. Ikiyle
A lll-|Hiun.l aun wax born Momlay to
Mr. und Mr». F red T. Sheibner of Di-
vide.
F't MC KFINT. —Six-room In.mo- on
Fifth St., near high achool. Inquire
A. Doolittle,
jIH-tf.
Y o u prob»bly would not buy
but here are tome contracted
clean-up prices on oddt and ends that you can't afford to mils:
A good, high-grade piano for sale ,
Very cheap on eaxy terms.
F. B. |
PHILLIPS.
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A marriage license was issued last I
week to John A d a m s and Mrs. Rilla
Nelson, both of Cottage Grove, They;
were quietly married at Eugene by j
Hev. II. S. Wilkii.aon.
Three quart Hot Water Bottle«, guaranteed one t f l i f l
year. Regular value 11.75. Sale Price
)| ,4 U
TWO quart Hot Water Bottles, guaranteed one t f l QH
year. Regular value 1150. Sale Price
^ I.Z U
Three qt. comb n. Hot Water Bottle and Syringe |f Q n fl
guaranteed 1 yr. Reg value $2 50 Saie P r ic e }/ .U U
Tw o qt. comb’ n Hot Water Bottle and Syringe i l QH
guaranteed 1 yr. Reg value $2.25. Sale P r ic e } I . OU
Three quart Red Fountain Syringe, guaranteed
OH
one year. Regular value $2.75. Sale Price } Z . Z U
Three quart Red Fountain Syringe, guaranteed i l P f l
one year. Regular value $2.Off. Sale Price } I . 0 U
Tw o quart White Fountain Syringe.
Regular i l Ort
value 91.50. Sale P ric e .
One-fifth Saving on all Hot W ater Bottles, Fountain
Syringes and Rubber Gloves until F E B R U A R Y 1.
Our personal guarantee back o f every piece insures
Q U A L IT Y at LO W E ST PRICE.
Our better grade o f Bags and Syringes are backed by a
ONE Y E A R G U ARANTEE.
RUBBER G LO V E S— Regular value 75c to $1 50 ff 1 Oil
per pair. Sale Price a pair 60c to
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T. C. Wheeler and F-. II. Phillips |
were in F.ugene last Thursday on busi- !
ness.
A new tinsjin house, nicely fin-
rnshed, never been occupied, lot *»0s ,
lob, for x«le at a bargain. Inquire of
C.
w. Wallace.
t f . ..
P. M. Gregory wax in Flugene laxt 1
Thursday.
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.Mayor W. II. Abramx was in Eugene!
Friday on business.
Young nr middle aged man, residing
in or near some gisxl town in Lane I
county, and who has a wide reputation !
and giNsi standing, can have position ‘
for one year, or more, worth 1160.00
per month. Must be able to invest
$2ii0 00. Address in own handwriting, j
J. FI. Smith, lild Chandier of Com- 1
mtree, Portland, Oregon.
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Complete Line o f Things — Rubber at Our Windows
2J miles front Cottage Grove,
liver Imttoni land; $1,800 Easy
terms
Address J*. < ). Box USs
B u ff O rpin gton s
Kggs
Fur
Hatching.
Day-old
chicks lor sale. W ill hatch your
eggs lor you.
Phone 138*Y.
Firncst Purvanee, Cottage drove.
Mr. and Mm. Marry Warren and
m-wly-hnrn babe returned Monday
hiebt (o Unir borne in California, after
an extended vint at the II. < I. Thump
xon home.
Shlnglex
Rubber
That
Stretches
YOUR P0CKETB00K
Albert lleliiwell, the Cottage Grove
merchant, wax visiting with friends in 1
this city last Sunday. Yoncalla Times, j
12th.
One of the largest business transfers i
to l>e recorded at Springfield for xome i
time occurred laxt week, when S. K. !
Noel diHposed of bix milling interests 1
to Messrs. S. H. Baker and C. A. Rob­
" T H E R E X A L L STOR E’’
R E I C R N tiE T H E Ol.D F’AVOR- son of Keil Wing, Minn. While the
1TKS. William«' Jubilee Singer« at monetary consideration is not made pub­
The Arcade January HOth.
Ticket« lic, it runs well up into the thousands.
now on Kale at The Wave, fide ami 75c.
H. J. Shinn was in F!uaerie Momlay
F\ W. Arne of St. Paul, Minn.,
T H E REI.I.INGHAM Second Hand
A »on wax born to Mr. and Mrx. I .eon Store, just opened on Main St., in the on legal business.
I visited the latter part of laat week
Story January 5th.
Miss Hassey returned Friday from a w>th his brother, W. FI. Arne. He
Golden Rule building.
Prices and
I lie city father» met Tuexday night goods are right.
visit in Eugene.
had been out to this country on husi-
jlH.
to xi-lecl x|>erial council to defend the
The Cottage Grove high school has j L. S. Hill of the Brown Lumber Co. r'e8s’
eaxe of Win. I.amlexx, W. P. Muir and received an invitation to take part in was in Eugene Friday night.
i Andrew Brund and C. H. Burkholder
M. F'. Aiden vx. the City of Cottage
tbe atheletic meet arranged by tbe
Miss Amanda Foster went to Albany left
for Medford as dele-
(¿rove. J. P. JohiiHon wax xeleeled to California university to take place at
Monday for a short visit with her
to the c° " vention
retal1 mer*
hxhik I City Attorney Vnung in the case.
chants.
Mr. Brund will deliver an
Berkeley April i’6th and 27th. Owing brother
address on ‘‘Seasonable Merchandise.”
M U D ’ Why don't you get one of to lack of funds the local athletes were
H. T. Dow was down from Eugene
those Steel Door Mat» at the Swengel unable to accept the invitation.
FOR S A L E .— First class hay. Also
Saturday on a lumber deal.
Hardware
company.
Indestructible
Olympic, Pure White and American
pure
bred Plymouth Rock and Brown
Della Cardwell visited in Flugene
and laxt a life lime.
jl l .
leghorn hens. W. H. Arne.
jl»c.
Beauty flour at $1.40 |ter sack; hard over Sunday.
Phillip Johnson ami family ot Peek, wheat flour and every sack guaranteed.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Somers
returned
Mon­
J. E. Young was in Flugene on legal
Idaho, who vixtied relative» here re­ Sterling F'eed (!o.
day
night
from
an
association
meeting
business Saturday.
cently, have relumed to their home.
B. F\ Fuller was in Flugene last
at Portland.
John Hampton and daughter Elinor
We have ¡n»talled a new (iilbert Hunt Thursday on business.
D. J. Scholl was under the weather
came down from F^ugene Saturday for
F'eed Roller.
Rolling 10 cent» |>er
Miss Schoolcraft of Eugene »pent the
a
couple
days of the past week.
a short visit with relatives.
hundred. Spray A Co.
week’s end hero.
Ben
Lurch
was down the valley the
Mrs. J. Thorne has been very sick
McGavran is having a wall paper during the past week.
1 first of the week.
sale.
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Praf. and Mrs. J. N. Waterhouse
E. Fielliwell was in Portland on busi­
A Ninnll bridge croXHing the »lough
eaxl of tlie city wax taken out by (tu­
bigli water laxt week, but bux xinee |
been replaeeil.
e...
Miss Dorothy Boyd was down from •
Fbigene to spend Saturday and Sunday *
with the home folks.
THE MODERN PHARMACY
were in Drain Saturday to take part in
The building occupied by Hohl and ness the first of the week.
1 a musicale.
Chapel is undergoing extensive repairs
F'OK S A L E .— Only 9 more choice Po­
this week.
F. J. Hard was down from Flugene
land China pigs. Phone Farmer» 156.
| on business the first of the week.
Mrs. D. F\ Dean visited her daughter E. C. Lathrop.
j ISp.
at Halsey during the past week.
Wes Chrisman lost a horse last week
F. B. Phillips spent several days of
Buy your |>oultry supplies from the by drowning in Teeter's creek. The j the past week at home. He reported
Sterling FYed Co. Grit, shell, bone, horse was one of several that attempted the cause as a case of grip, but there
beef xcra|>s, laying tonics, egg food, to swim the creek during the high are those who believe that he was just
water. The others got across safely, taking a few days off to get acquainted
etc., always in stock.
but
this one went under and probably with that new boy.
Capt. B. K. Lawson of this city is
Mrs. Emma Bower returned Tuesday
among those who will report at Port­ wound up his journey at Portland.
Dr. Kime was in Portland several j from a visit with her daugther, Mrs.
land on January 20th to take the ex­
amination for lieutenant colonel.
days of the past week.
i Joseph E. Tuttle, at Eugene.
J. ii. Taylor, M. I)., of Bloomington,
III., was in the city Friday. Me in an
eye, ear and nose specialist ami has
taken the state examination with the
intention of locating at Eugene, in
for xnle at' ICccxWallace which ease he will probably have office
hour» here one day of each week. Mr.
at
F’.. Helliwell was at Oregon City th*
Taylor ha» had 25 years experience and
first of the week to visit his wife, who
left a large practice to come west on
is taking treatments there.
account of his son» and other relatives
Try a sack of High Flight, a hard
being located in this western country.
wheat flour that can’t be beat, llelli-
TIIF1 BFlI.I.INtill A M Second Hand
well's.
Store, just opened on Main St., in the
Rev. Mason visited his father at
(■olden Rule building.
Prices and
Corning,
Calif., last week.
good* are right.
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Wm.
Hrund
visited in Flugene over
Mrs. Hefty hus just received word
Sunday.
from her daughter in China that she
Mi
>You Don't
Have To!
A t yat It'« • tatda just lor two,
A plate lor me and a plate lor Sue —
" y bride and I.
White as her heart la the cloth between,
bright as her eyes the silver’* sheen ;
And I gaie and try
To understand and to calculate
Why I have won so much from F'ste,
As she who gazes with eyes ol blue
Acioss tbe table act for two.
F'ragrance o’ flow’ret in her breast,
Whitt from the urn; now, which is best?
I scarcely know I
Sweet is the scent uf the double rose,
Hut oh, that sniff from the urn’s bright nost
Is surely so.
And smiles seem dearer and lips more sweet
When seenthroughthe shimmer of Iragranl
heat
F'lom CHASE A SANBORN’S perfect brew
Above our table act for two.
lor Salr by A. Hrund & (o.
Kisk the safety o f your sav.
intfs place them in the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
and their safety is assured.
This lieing a National Hank,
it is a safe dejiository for
your funds.
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First National Bank
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M ADE AT T H E »O V A L BAK ER Y PO R TLAN D OREGON
H IS c e le b r a te d b re a d is fa r s u p e r io r to a n y o th e r e v e r m a d e o r so ld in O re g o n . It is
u n a p p r o a c h a b le in w hiteue*.s, lig h t n o s , fin e n e s s o f te x tu r e , ric h n e s s in fla v o r a p ­
p e a r a n c e , an d n u tr itiv e , h e a lth - g iv in g Q u alities- a lw a y s c u ts a n d s p r e a d s b e a u t ifu lly
an d t» n e v e r d ry an d c r u m b ly . T h is b re a d se lla e v e r y w h e r e so u th of S e le m a t toe p e r lo a l
b u t a* a « p e cial tr e a t to o u r p a tr o n * , w e a r e r e t a ilin g it at » c e n ts .
T
Wall paper sale now on at McGav-
hud received her first copy of the Sen­
D l. ..
tinel and was very much pleased with ran’s.
it. The letter was received about two
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Minor of Carlton
months after the Sentinel was sent.
are visiting at the Hoxie home.
An Hi pound son was horn last Thurs­
G. W. Marksbury and Abe Bangs |
day to Mr. hiu I Mrs. Allen FI. Williams. visited F'.ugene friends over Sunday.
A TRIAL LOAL ABSOLUTELY LRLE w:
^
la r ly b u t w e w a n t a ls o to « ap p ly y o u w ith o th e r ('»ood Thing», to H at. W e s h a ll tr e a t y o u
lib e r a lly , a lw a y s
R E A D C A R K E T ’ L L Y P re s e n t th is C o u p o n to g e th e r w ith C a s h O rd e r
for m e rc h a n d is e a m o u n tin g to not le*s th a n $ .00, an d y o u will b e g iv e n o n e o f th e d e ­
lic io u s an d w h o le s o m e R O Y A L lo a v e s F R E E
D o th is su re , to d a y '
DCS
LARZCS
B ROS . . GR O C E R S
C OT T A GE
GROVE. OREGON
Tree spray. Beat kind.
Hardware store.
At Swengel
Every farmer's wife should have one
jll.
of those Humpty-Dumpty egg cases to
F’runk Phillip» was in Flugene last bring the eggs to market in. For sale
at Sterling’s F'eed store.
Thursday.
J. 15. Gross has returned from a visit
Wull ph | rt stock reducing sale at
at Handun.
Mcliuvrun’s.
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N. 11. Martin and nephew S. W.
Martin returned Sunday from a visit
with J. W. Doak in the Siuslaw
country.
At a regular meeting of Eastern Star
Chapter, No. 4, F’riduy night, January
12, the following officers were installed
for the ensuing year:
Mrs. II. A.
Miller, W. M . ; Martin Anderson, W.
P . ; Mrs. Myrtle Veutch, A. M.; Mrs.
Katherine Scovell, Sec. Mrs. Mabel
Chambers; Treas. Mrs. H. S. Hrund.
Con.; Mrs. Allison, A. Con.; Mrs.
Adams, chaplain; Mrs. Abrams, or­
ganist; Miss Anna Oglesby, Adah;
Mrs.
Cru/.an,
Ruth;
Mrs.
Scott,
Esther; Mrs. (J. Knowles, Martha;
Mrs. F'.llcdge, Electa and Mr. Allison,
sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eddy were down
the valley the latter part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Dryden spent
Sunday with relatives at Halsey.
F'OR S A L E .— A fine two story, 7-
room residence on Wall St., strictly
modern, cabinet kitchen, china closet,
etc., almost new. Basement, cement
walk, size of lot 60x2415. A bargain if
sold soon.
Inquire of W. F’. Hart.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Kebbelbeck. and
Mr. and Mrs. John Kebbelbeck re­
turned last week from attending the
wedding of George Kebbelbeck and
Miss lla Ream at Deerhorn on Monday.
Dr. R. E. Hunt was in Eugene last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Manson were here
Rad hread makes a hud disposition.
Use Drifted Snow flour and you will from Eugene the latter part of last
always have good bread. We guaran­ week.
tee every sack. Spray & Co.
A shoe is no better than its sole.
George M. Hawlny was down from The beat put on at CottHge Grove Shoe
Cottage Grove Saturday...... V. N. Store.
• •
Fields Hiid Troy Morton were Cottage
Some uninvited guest or guests en­
who Imw* to our »iijH-rior Flour. She Grove visitors Sunday...... Rev. J. L. joyed an ice cream treat on the Flast-
know» it is ball' the tmttle in baking, to I Beatty of Saginaw was in Creswell on
! ern Star lodge Saturday. A freezer of
get a goixl, reliable F'lour that almost
Mabel
brick ice cream was delivered at the
ensures goml bread of uniform (piality. business Saturday....... Miss
All rooks recognize this us the liest Cochlin visited friends and relatives in f.s.t of the stairs of the hall and before
brand for Imth Hread and Pastry. We Cottage Grove Sunday... Mrs. Lizzie j it was taken inside by the members
wish you would try it nnce, and we Churchill of Cottage Grove visited rel­
some one removed one of the bricks
know you will never ask for any other
lirand. And it is not high prlCM either. atives here the first of the week.— and carried it away.
Creswell Chronicle, 12th.
. S. W. Martin of Silver Lake, who
Cellar posts and shingles for sale jiy had been visiting his uncle, N. H.
Spray & Co.
Martin returned home Monday.
STERLING FEED CO.
MA NI
Posts the Farmer
on Market Conditions
No useless trips to town for the progressive farmer.
His Bell Telephone saves him all that.
The latest market quotations are his, and he waits
till market conditions are right before shipping produce.
The Bell Telephone is as necessary to the up-to-the
minute farmer as are modern agricultural implements.
He must have both.
Consult our local management and join the ever in­
creasing host o f farmers who are Bell Telephone Sub­
scribers.
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company
8 very Ball Telephone is tbs Canter ol the System