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(OMI i 'I m I Publication.) Council Proceeding«. The last and best number on the ly- They are making paths from every ccum course, Alvah Green. Don’ t fail direction to the Bellingham Second to bear biin tomorrow evening. Only Hand Store. Why? The big bargains 36r, 26c and 16c. tell the tale f8. TALES OF THE TOWN Tim city council mut in regular monthly si'ssion Monilny night. MANY MATTERS OF MORE THAN A petition to improve Weber »tm t The Misses Jennie and Jessie Smith Mrs. Mary Urripbreys o f Portland ar PASSING MOMENT. ■oulh o f 1 .ocunt under «lus» li of «treet spent Friday and Saturday with their ' rived Wednesday to visit her brother, Improvement wm granted brother Joe in Eugene. D. M. C. Gault. A good, high-grade piano for sule. A petition to place un arc ligh t ut TE M PE S T A N D S U N S H IN E . Ken-I H. D. ('rite » of the Cerro Gordo mill K. B, the H ire d croHHing near the A d ven tist Very cheap on easy terms. worthy Stock Co. coming February 17th wua in the city Tuesday on business, m tf church wuH referred to the ligh t com P H IL L IP S . | at Arcade theater. A popular com 1 lie reports the mill business us getting Mrs. I.uey Currin returned yesterday 1 puny in a popular play. Don’ t misa it. ■ along nieely. m ittee with power to net A proponiti from the puldiuherH of from a month’s visit with her daughter Ticket 15c and 26e. See our Wool Suitinga for spring at the Cottage (¡rove Sentinel to puldiuh lit Koneburg. Garoutte A McCaleh have dissolved 50c per yard. Hampton A Co. f8. the proceeding« o f the city council, or- Oil for working and oiling harness. partnership and it is now McCaleh A Miss Bertha Margaret Stroups of dinunreu, reuoluliona, etc.,w «a accepted Guaranteed not to hurt horse. I.cgnt. Powell, Selden Powell having pur- thia city and l.ew i» Carrouthers of for n term o f two month« um per Iddu FOR ItK N T. Six room house on chimed Mr. Garoutte'a interest in the Holyoke, Colo., were married at the Huhrnitted. Thia doeu not Include puh Fifth St., near high school. Inipiire buaineaa. Methodist parsonage yesterday fo re liculon o f atreel u"d newer ordinance). A. Iloollttlc. jlM tf. noon, Rev. Koht. Sutcliffe officiating. A reipieul from the I .«dieu* Civic cluh W A N T TO HUY nr rent from owner Mrs. Carrouthers is the daughter o f J. ('has. Wilkinson, formerly of the Co thul the city deg lux fund be turned operative Realty Co., has purchased two or three acres o f good land near E. Stroups. The couple leaves for over to the club un u neuclun for n li Addresa liox 582, (Colorado today. the Commission lloune from Frank Cottage Grove. brary fund wan referred to the'mayor fll-p d Cook. Mr. Cook had worked up u good Ko«eburg, Ore. To prove that I have just ms good and city attorney with power to act. buainesn. L. S. H ill, Elbert Bede and Alta flour at a less price, I am selling flour, The a ire d commina loner wua In Ilr. II. II. Owen wan in Eugene yes King were among Gottage (¡rove citi one M ack to each purchaser. No. 1 atruded to notify certain property zens who transaeted business in Eugene hard wheat, $1.25. J. F. Spray, phone terday on buainesn owner« on N. .'hi »treet and S. River 162. f8. Shoes. Cottage Grove Shoe Store. Friday. •treet to »pray or deatroy certain tree« Buy your |siultry supplies from the infected with San Joae »cale within (¡has. Cochran was up from Eugene A number of Eugene people were ten day» or the name woo hi be done by caught in the failure of the Washing Sterling Feed Co. Grit, shell, tame, Sunday and Monday. beef scraps, laying tunica, egg food, the city. Thin action followed the ton Orchard Irrigation Co. J. C. Klopfenstein and Kuhe Thom etc., always in stock. reading of a communication from coun are down from the Grizzly mine for a Youcullu Tunes, 2d : Ernest E. Ilcl- ly Fruit Inapoctor C. K. Stewart. week. liwcll and children were here Sunday A committee wa* ap|M>inted to invea- from C ollage Grove to a|icnd the day MKTH0DIST CHURCH Challies, 5c, Hampton A Co. f8. ligate u proponul from the E. T. Bar- with Mm. E E. 11 c 11 1 w i* 11. Mr . H «l A. P. Churchill has been down from Hunday «veninir. Kehrtmry 1 1 , lit 7.30 num Iron W ork» to furniah two steel dwell is very much improved. KOHKHT HUTCLirrK 00 » the President mine for a couple weeks. cage« for the city. A barrel o f fun. Hear Alvuh Green ' 1A B R O K E N T O O T H ' " Work is progressing nicely on the The m ayor, on motion, appointed a at the Armory tomorrow evening. concrete foundation for the new Coop com m ittee to prepare plana for a hoae Choir Orrfanitr» Prices, 36c, ¡ihe ami 15c. er building. curt hnunu on M ill n tre d . Itrain Nonpareil, 2d : W C. Bur On motion the city recorder wu» in- C LA S SY SING ERS WHO S I N G - Brund A Co. guarantee Dr. Hesa A Dudley Buck Concert Co,, at Arcade »trurled to wire J. Il Faune y & Co. at rows has returned from his trip to Cot their expenne that If they do not ac luge Grove and vicinity, where he hud Clark's Stock food. Money hack if not Theater one night only, Friday, Feb. fl. cept the prn|>u»cd Inind lamie within been looking after business matters satisfactory. ‘Jth. 35c and 50c. Get tickets at Bon live iluya the deal w ill be declared oir. lie will remain here several days and A. B. Wood wax down the valley the Ton. The city attorney wan instructed to muy continue here permanently. latter part of last week. Emmett C. Huffman o f Crow, whoae .). S. Silsby has purchased the bot prepare an ordinance for the purchoae C. M. Shinn, ami H. O. Thompaon (sxstoffice address is I-orane, R. F. D. tling plant from the Hold brothers and o f ja w », etc., for Ihe rock crusher. were in Creswell Friday. No. 1, is the fourth candidate on the The rock quarry committee was in ex|icrta to conduct it this summer in republican side to file his nomination Side pork wanted. Inquire at this structed to eatimute the amount of connection with the ice business. office. j25 for county commissioner. His [>etition roe k rcipnrcd to be broken for the T E M I’ ES I A N D S U N S H IN E . Kcn- was filed with the county clerk this J. C. Porter, who has been confined cruahrr an | k t advertisement» for bid» worthy Stock Co. corning February 17th week. The other three candidates who at the Arcade theater. A |>opulur to his bed for a month at San Diego, is have tiled their petition* are: Hugh o f »»m e. improving. 2 The city engin eer w n» instructed to company in a jaipular play. Don't M. Price, encumbent, Orrin Bennett, A. J. Stewart, who went to Mexico get an estim ate o f cost o f promised miss it. Tickets 15c and 25c. and Edward Bond. ■ewer rXlrnaloliH on cast nule o f the G. E. Worn! was in Crrswell Monday for his health, is now at Guadalahara, Don't wait for the big display bar Jalisco, arid writes that he is feeling city and also on the went side o f the on business. gain day ad., for every day is bargain much better. river. Mr. and Mra. 1. II. Bingham were day at the Bellingham Second Hand Kepairs were ordered on Mailt newer A new 6-room bouse, nicely fin- down from Eugene uver Sunday visit Store. f8. on N. <'kl street west aide I lushed, never been occupied, lot 60x ing ut the David Griggs home. Four women representatives o f A l Ordinance No. 328 adopting a uni 150, for sale at a bargain, inquire of Our garden seeds have Just arrived. bany college will be in the city Mon form system o f naming the streets, C. W. Wallace. tf.. . All new and complete. Brund & Co. fl day and a reception for them w ill be ■ venues and ulher public highways in Mrs. C. H. Burkholder writes from held in the Presbyterian church that F. J. Hard o f Eugene has sold one of the city o f Cottage (¡ro ve wan adopted Redlands, Calif., that she is enjoying afternoon at 3:30. Everyone will be his new residence» on East Eleventh and signed by the mayor. herself very much ami is regaining welcomed. The women come here to and Patterson streets to A. C. Dixon, Ordinance No. ;t2U providing for the lost flesh and strength, her weight numbering o f d w ellin g houses and manager o f the Booth-Kelly Dumber having increased 14 (mumis. She says stir up interest in Albany college, and idaces o f business on the streets and company, and the latter will occupy it the weather conditions have been ao will give an hour's program o f music avvnurs o f C o lla g e (¡r o v e wan adopted with his family as soon as he can get ideal o f late that they spend all the and elocution. There w ill be no charge for attendance. poaaeasion. This is one uf the finest and signed by the mayor. time from 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. out Beautiful line o f Dress Embroideries The city attorney was instructed to homes in the city. doors. at Hampton A Co. f8. prepare an ordinance regulating the Every farm er's w ife should have one Trial sack Waldo H ill flour, $1.10. »|>ecd of automobiles on the streets of those llumpty Duinpty egg cases to An election of a captain o f the local J. F. Spray, phone 162. ffl. and avenues o f C ollage (¡rove to eight bring the eggs to market in. For sale Coast A rtillery company w ill be held miles an hour on Main street and at Sterling's Feed store. Tuesday night. tw elve m ile» an hour on other atreel» Creswell citizens and young men are Miss Amanda Foster returned F ri ami avenue». co-operating for the securing o f a Y. day from a short visit at Albany. T h J follow ing bilia were ordered M. C. A. Men's G olf Shirts, collars to match, lig g s for M atch ing. Day-old paid: Mrs. G. A. Nichols of Eugene visited for spring, latest patterns and colors. ch icks for sale. W ill hatch you r C. W. Beals, 60 cents; Cottage Grove rclstivcs here during the past week. Hampton A Co. f8. eg gs lor you . Ph on e 138-Y. Transfer, $1 00; E. S. Holderman, I From Feb. 1st to Feb. loth we w ill Ernest Purvance, Cottage Grove. D. H. Albert of Langdon, N. D., $5. IS); J. E. Young, $26.00, Cottage sell 7 packages o f garden seeds for 25c. visited B. S. Swengel Friday. Grove Electric Co., $2(12.60; Brown fl. A. B. Wood has purchased the J. T. Lumber Co., $7.00, II. J Jorgensen, Ilrund A OSk I f you want to make your hens lay, Mrs. Carrie Stevens was up from Davies home. $*.26; G. B. Pitcher, $77.66; N. II. get a package o f Dr. Hess A Clark’ s Marlin, $10.50; N otl Joalyn Co.. $100.- Eugene during the past week visiting Poultry Panacea. It will do the work, Salt straight from the car to the salt 0*; C. II, VanDenburg, $26.00; C. A. friends. eater. J. F. Spray, phone 162. f8. or money refunded. Brund & Co. fl. Hedrick, $2.oo. Geo. Lea. $3.00; W. M ims Anna Oglesby spent the week's The J. T. Davies and Gus Miller Miss Georgia Parker o f Dexter W. Oglesby, $10.00; F. II. Snodgrass. end in Eugene. visitei from Saturday to Monday at families, making a party o f nine, left $7 . is). J. A. Randall, $12.75; P. Oak grub wood at $2.00 per tier. the C. M. Parker home, Being on her Monday night for Westover, Maryland. Join's, Jr., $125.76; J. W. Sears, $3 25, Phone 162. J. F. Spray. way home from a four months' visit in Rev. C. C. VanGorkum attended the Spriggs Bros., $1.*5; J. E. Young, Mrs. E. K. Turpen visited at Walter- 'Frisco. I). H. Parker accompanied Prohibition county convention at Eu $13.00. C. II. VanDenburg, Cilv R e vilie this week. her home for a few days' visit. gene last week. corder. Springfield is planning on the erec Dane Hudson o f Coquille, who has Dr. Lowe, the well-known op- I f you want some nice sauer kraut, tion o f a new city hall. tician and optometrist, w ill been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fin- made from fresh cabbage, we have it. A shoe is no better than its sole. be in Cottage Grove February 21st. nen at Iaindon, left Monday for Cor Brund A Co. fl. The best put on Ht Cottage Grove Shoe The wise w ill wait for him. nelius. Frank Woodruff w ill go to Eugene Laugh and grow fat. You surely E. I). Whitemarsh was in Eugene Wednesday to attend a meeting of Store. I Buff Orpingtons Father KagHn was up from Eugene Monday. Gen. Lawton Camp, Spanish War V e t erans. There will be a laixing contest over Sunday <<n church business. Cupid, a No. 1 hard wheat flour. and a banquet. Henry Fischer ami L. L. Lewis were Trial sack $1.25. J. F. Spray, phone f8. We have blood meal, charcoal, ground in from Eugene Saturday on business. 162, bone, grits and oyster shell. Try a K IN K S T A K E N O U T o f your cross Ben Lurch transacted business in little for the chickens. It will help' cut saws. A ll kinds o f shwh hammered j Eugene Tuesday. them to lay eggs. Brund & Co. fl. and fur a limited time w ill do gunning Dr. Robbins has his offices on F iftq Diamond Chick final is the best for and fitting at M iller's Machine Shop. street, three doors south o f postoffice. little chicks, 4c n |mund or $3.26 per E. C. Rowland. j25-fl5. Phono 131-K. d2t»tf sack. Brund A Co. fl. W aller B. Jones o f Eugene was in Mrs. B. Humphrey o f Eugene spent Dick White was down from Bohemia the city on business Saturday. Tuesday night here. W A N TE D . Good cheap work horse, Monilny on business. J. K. Young was in Eugene on busi one acquainted with garden or farm ness the first o f the week. work. A ge no bar. Apply Ht The We have home-made hominy, the old Sentinel. fashion lye hominy. In bulk only 10c Roy Riggs has gone to Corvallis, a quart. Brund A. Co. f l. O U T W IT H where he has a contract to build eight new hop drying kilns for J. W. Seavey. When completed Mr. Seavey'a plant will he one o f the finest in the valley. Replace Ware that Wears Ware that “ Wears-Ever" (¡tit Aluminum cooking uten sils, but remember the brand and the kind “ W e arev e r” Specialties. Guaranteed 25 Years and Lasts a Lifetime Ask your neijfhliors and friends who are usinjf the “ W earever” Specialties. Drop a card to S. W. Grath- well, (leneral Delivery and have him show you the fine line of “ W earever” Specialties. DROP A CARD TO DAY It costs nothing to see them A N C O N AS I f you want heavy layers at a rea WHO KN EW T H E W IL L A M E T T E sonable cost you will Dreed Anconas V A L L E Y W AS 64 M IL E S W ID E? We and lie fore you send abroad, come did when we tonight farm lands at the anil sec my chicks. Eggs $1.00 and point where it is that width. I want $L'iO per setting. W. / .G A R D N E R to sell part o f them now. H. K. Met calf. Levi Geer, manager o f the Calaponya A marriage license hHs been issued Springs, is in Eugene attending to to Otis Jasper Underwood and Miss business and visiting his daughter, Eolith May Lewis, both o f Disston. Mrs. Clara Moxley. From Feb. 1st to Feb. 10th we will Olympic, Pure White and American sell 3 ten-cent packages o f peas, beans, Beauty flour at $1.40 per sack; hard corn for 25c. Brund A Co. fl. wheat flour and every sack guaranteed. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Veatch, Mr. Sterling Feed Co. and Mrs. G. H. Tyson and Mr. and W. H. Jones o f Eugene was in the Mrs. H. A. M iller took in The Squaw city on business the first o f the week. Man at Eugene Friday night. will if you hear Alvah Green, the im personator, at Armory hall tomorrow evening. Popular prices, 35c, ‘25c and 15c. B. K. Lawson has received his com mission as lieutenant-colonel in the Coast Guard. Joe Nagel, whose injury at the J. 1. Jones saw mill was reported last week, is getting along nicely. Capable, energetic, young woman thoroughly understands cooking and housework, wants position; town or country ¡earns and desires good wages. Address, M. A. R. II ., Sentinel Office. Cottage Grove grange had a grand old time on its first anniversary Satur day and celebrated the event by in itiat ing 38 new members. Wear a strap! Safety pins won't hold. Alvah Green, Armory hall, to morrow evening. Last number o f ly- ccum course. Only 36c. 25c and 15c. Marshall a couple kennels. Clarence were down Frank Snodgrass has added more man-hunters to his Bell and Chas. E. Glass from Eugene Tuesday. R. M. Hedden o f Drain was in the city Monday. F. C. Coffman returned Monday night from a trip through the south and east. He finds the weather out there pretty crimpy and expresses himself as glad to be back in Cottage G rove’ s mellow climate once more. J. T. Donovan came up from Port M. J. Chappel spent Sunday in Eu Springfield has established a public land Tuesday for a few days' visit. gene. library. A. W. Cox came up from Eugene A B A R G A IN . First class piano for FOR S A L E .— A painless cancer cure, ('a ll on or address. Mrs. J. E. sale cheap, it taken at once. Almost the first o f the week for a visit with his daughter. new. Mrs. J. H. Warner. Jewell, Cottage Grove, Ore. f22-pd. J A THEATRE C , Area IOC One Night 1 ( ;b,9 Singers Wh( ) Sing "Class* Dudle y Buck Concer Co. R em em b er---O n e N ight O nly F rid ay , February 9th Get Your Tickets at Bon Ton ADMISSION - - 35c and 50c EVERYTHING IN A MUSS H alf of the business men o f the country, pos sibly more, are complaining that their desks are in a muss and that they can’t find things when they want them. There’s no need o f such a condition H alf o f the cause may be carelessness, but much o f it is due to imperfect equipment for taking care o f the business. Good ledgers, filing cases, letter files, blank books o f different kind, etc., would relieve the condition materially. Then there are other things almost as necessary, such as ink wells, good pen points, mucilage, paste, pen holders, receipt books, indices, and possibly book marks, binding tape, eras ers, sealing wax. etc.. W e have absolutely everything in the way o f office equipment outside o f the furniture. The Rexall Store Postmaster Gault has been quite low $5 to him and asked him to send the during the past week. children to Portland. They were Photographer Monroe says he would placed on the noon train and Hellen like someone to come around and take pomised to meet them that evening. a picture o f him moving into his new Ralph Legat o f this city and Miss Grace Clark o f Boise, Idaho, visited in place. The W. C. T. U. w ill hold its regular Creswell Tuesday, returning Wednes __________________ meeting at 3 o ’clock tomorrow a fter day. noon at the home of Mrs. A. L. Wood ard. New Sewer System for Eugene. Plans for a sewer system to serve George M Ha!!, John Stoneburg and Eugene fo r the next 50 years were in Harry Short filed their inventory of dicated briefly to the Eugene council the property o f the estate o f Edward when Chairman Bell, o f the sewer C, Hoxie, deceased. It is valued at committee, asked the council to submit $227, and consists o f a promissory note. at the A pril election a charter amend FOR S A L E .—One acre land, new ment to limit the sewer bond indebted five-room house well finished, cabinet ness o f the city to $200,000. The plans kitchen city water. Inquire at this o f the sewer committee are the most advanced that have been presented to office. f8-tf. F. B. Phillips is in Eugene today on the city in a long time and even yet are not at all fully developed. In business. broad outline, the plan is to construct Four young children o f Frank Hellen a main trunk sewer, probably at least and w ife o f Cottage Grove were sent six feet in diameter, beginning at from Eugene bv Probation Officer Fifth and High street, thence to the Jones to Portland where their father r i v e r . ___________________ w ill care for them. Their mother, who has been separated from her husband, How long does it take you to read is ill in this city and is unable to ‘ The Sentinel from front page to last support the children, whose ages range page. Just time yourself some time from a year and a half to six years. and then try to think o f any other They were taken to Eugene Tuesday country newspaper in a city the size and when Mr. Jones got into communi o f Cottage Grove that prints as much cation with their father the latter sent live news. If you don’t know what we carry, call us up or drop in and see Sealshipt Oysters Clean, fresh, Sanitary A ll Kinds of Seeds TS/)e c^ V Ie ts a n S h o p m