Cottage Grove sentinel., March 07, 1912, Image 7

TALES OF THE TOWN
Mra. H. J. Knowlton iawaute aick.
The Kensington club la prepared to j J. J. Harbaiigh baa concluded to be­
A pprentice girl wariBoT Mra. Pat «1«
kinds of plain sewing, price» come a candidate for sheriff and filed
Sanford.
m7tf. I reasonable. Inquire of Mra. Knowles, his petition for the office Monday sub­
MANY MATTERS OK MORE THAN J. P. Graham of Hoquiam. Wash., la Mr" ,,Mrlow ,>r M'»- Thompson. m7pd. ject to the decision of the republican |
»pending a couple weeka vlaiting Rev. Maaon la expected home from Ì voters at the prim aries. He withdrew |
PASSING MOMENT.
his petition for constable at the »arne ;
friends in the city.
i California today.
Or. Kobblna baa Ma office In hla real* | Mr. and Mra. C. R. Nokua »pent Sun­ If yuu want to make your hena lay, time.
dance three doors aoutb of puatofllc», day at Albany with Mra. Nukes' par­ get a package of Dr. Ilea» A C lark's If you want some nice Hauer kraut, < The Milburn Kenworthy Stock Company presents
corner Fifth and Tennessee. M2Hpd ents.
Poultry Panacea. It will do the work, made from fresh cabbage, we have it. !
fl.
or
Men and boy», look at thoae high Bilver-I.aced W yandotte Cockerel» money refunds'!. Brund A Go. fl. Brood A Co.
Miaa
VanDenburg
vixited
in
Eugene
\
In a three-act Comedy Drama with stirring interest
top ahoea, then buy a pair before they for sale. II. F. Wynne.
The Missionary aw icty of the Pres­
iii 7-I4.
to human life in the city and country
are all (M M , TtM $7.60 kind for $6.76, N II. Martin, who waa on the aick byterian church held a m eeting yester­ the first of the week.
boy'a from $2.00 to $2.00. They are list a couple weeka, la up and around day afternoon.
M ihh Job visited in Eugene arid P o rt­
fl
going fa»t at llelllw ell'a.
Brown hearia at 6c per lb. Dea land thia week.
again.
M. Guorlng waa here from Corvallis Juat received, the heat shingles that l.ar/.ea Grocery.
f22.
WHO KNEW THE W ILLAM ETTE
laat Thuraday looking for a location. ever came to town. Cottage Grove Mra. K. B. Miner has purchased the VALLEY WAS 64 MILES WIDE? We
He liaiked over aeveral piece» of prop­ M anufacturing Co.
A Touching Romance Well Told
m7. Pride Horne Bakery form erly owned did when we bought farm land« at the
erty that aulted him very well.
E. J. Mi»»re of Creawell, formerly by C. S. Iloxic. Mr. Iloxie left Toes l»jirit where it ia that width. 1 want
County Commissioner H. J. Hemphill manager of the Cottage Grove cream day morning for iminta in the Rogue to aell part of them now. H. K. Met­
RESERVED
SEATS
AT
BON
TON
calf.
waa down from Eugene Friday locating cry, was In the city on hualncaa Tues­ river valley.
the poll» in the live precincta fur the day.
Nice assortm ent of |>ercale house I.. S. Hill waa in Eugene Friday.
next election.
EGGS from single comb Brown l.eg- dreaaea. Ju»t arrived. Hampton & T. B. Srrogga of Eugene waa in the
horna and Burred B ucks; pure hred Co.
ffS, city the latter part of the week.
arid vigorous. 16 for $1.00; 100, $6.00.
Diamond Chick food ia the he»t for
W. II. Arne, Cottage Grove. f2Mm6-l3.
little chicks, 4c a jmund or $3 26 per
hy dn mi many men attend the aack. Brund A Co.
alcott of Eugene waa in the W
fl.
lf you want heavy layera at a rca- city I. J. on W tiuaini-HH
Mctlmdixt
t Inin h Sunday evening»!'
Monday.
ai.nable roat you will hrecd Ancona»
Mra. Ira 1.. Harding received a
An»wer M A R C H 10
and before you aend abroad, come 1 I.. A. Balaton haa accepted a posi­
d raft yesterday morning for $2,000
"TI»* (,<»»Il»> •• K i m " I'rtlud*
and aei< my chicka. Lgga $1 .o0 and tion ua d ark for llm phrey A Mackin.
from the K. O. T M., being the insur­
“ Tit* Kr*«jo»n«r)r o f M int*k*n l»l*ntity "
$1.60 |>er aettiny. W. J. GAKDNLK
A Hole in tim e will Have the shoe. Holo (T ftn m rr M o fm . M uair O rrh * a tra ance on the life of her husband who
Hlf.tflfitf K vrryU aly W *lrom *
died of heart failure November 21at
And a good sole makes a good »hue.
while on the »tage from Gardiner.
C. J. Kem waa »lightly under the Golf.
w eather a couple daya of the paal J. S. Benson wan in Wolf Creek on You should not plant your potatoes Fingal llirida haa tiled his notorial
business the brat of the week.
week.
until you learn how land plaster will commission with the county clerk.
No. 1 white aeed oata at the S ter­ I.ime, cement, rooting paper, always increase the production 22 ,per cent. Our garden seeds have ju»t arrived.
IJ As a decorative flower for your yard nothing
in alock. Cottage Grove M anufactur­ Collage Grove M anufacturing Co. m7. All new and complete. Brund A Co. fl
ling Feed Co. ’a »tore.
is more Beautiful than a wall of sweet peas
m7.
Mr. and Mra. J. F. Samuel» of ing Co.
Miaa ilarm a, of The Vogue, re­ H erbert Eakin and E. R. Spencer
They
require very little attention after the seeds
M yrtle Creek »pent a few daya of the The ludica of the Baptist church will turned Monday from a visit with her were among those in Eugene on busi­
are planted and besides having the flowers you
paat week at the home of their (laugh hold a public m arket of home <-<»iking aiater in W ashington.
ness yesterday.
may also cover that ugly fence or shed which is
ter, Mra. F. L. Ingram . They were Saturday at H elliw ull’a store.
A few ladies' tailored auita at one- In a letter received yesterday Elder
now
bare. W e carry a complete line o f the
on their way home from a viait incaat- Dishes of all kinds are all on sale a t j half price. Hampton A Co.
f22. Mark Comer give» an interesting ac­
best Spencer varieties; also garden seeds of all
ern Oregon.
coat at Helliwell'a.
A sidewalk ia to he built out toward» count of his trip from M arseilles to
kinds. W e are never too busy to talk Hose
All harneaa work guaranteed at Mrs. Dave Griggs and children went Saginaw on North Railroad street Port Said. Some of the party went by
Bushes— drop in for pointers on planting
U -gat’a »hop. Next door to Sprigga to Eugene Sunday for a abort viait.
with fund» collected during the paat train and others by boat. Those who
blackamilh ahop.
m7 | F. W. Hawkins waa in Eugene Tuea- week by women residents of that vi­ went by boat had a severe attack of
C| Save our profit-sharing coupons, then select
aeaaickness. He »ay» the beautiful
Iterl W illard and family left S atu r­ day and Wednesday on business.
cinity.
some fancy dish from our shelf and apply the
day for Sutherlin, where they will We huve home-made hominy, the old 20 LBS. SUGAR FOR *1.00, with a blue of the M editeranean defies de­
the coupons— same as cash— in purchasing
He reports that four na­
make their home tbii aummer.
fashion lye hominy. In hulk only 10c \ $6.(XI cash purchase o f other goods. scription.
tive»
of
India,
highly
educated
men,
Kailroad Commiaiotier Campbell waa a quart. Brund &. Co.
f22.
fl. Dea l.arzea Grocery.
are now in the party. The latter ex­
down from Salem Friday.
WANTED. — Dog tax collector. Must * * * * *
pect to come to America next year to
paaa g(»»l physical exam ination and
complete their education.
furnish references aa to physical prow- ;
Herb Adams is putting in a stock of
20 A aandy loam bot­ eaa.
One poaanaaing suit of arm our
tom land; no timtier;
ahoea
in connection with the Oregon
»nine atone, doe» not preferred. City of Cottage Grove.
Woolen
Mills Store. The stock is ex­
overflow; near town; fenced; no
Jersey milk for sale delivered. A.
pected to arrive Saturday and will be
“S O M E T H I N G D I F F E R E N T ’’
building» Ideal for chicken», »mall Wood.
m7.
a large and complete one.
fruita aial gardening. Good gravel
W. P. W hitney and family left Fri­
road, achool near $7f(0, half caah,
Next lord's Day at 7:.‘{0 p. m.
The school supervisory system will
balance V , abort time. No agent». day for Merrill, Klamath county.
be
discussed at the meeting of Social­
Address Box 671, Cottage Grove, Or.
Large Children’s Chorus
Kills the rnoaa and fungas grow th. !
ist I/ocal Saturday evening. Members
Increase a production of the soil.
7 Seven S[x*rial N'umliers—7
especially request the attendance of
What?
Land plaster. Cottage Grove!
ail those interested one way or the
G. F. King waa in Creawell Monday
e rm o u T h f N rw T r$ t.im rn t C h u rch
rn7.
other in the proposition.
evening aaaiatinglin _lhe organization M anufacturing Co.
K very bod y W elcome
I,. G. Purvis came up from Eugene
of a aociallit local.
J
Miaa Kaaie Haley »pent the w eek’» Tuesday for a short visit.
Ball Trimm ings. Hampton A Co. f22. At a recent achool banquet given by
end in Eugene.
TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR SEWER SIX HUNDRED AND SIX-POUND
You arc aure of lieing aatiatied when , E. J. Moore of Creawell hHa filed for students of W illam ette U niversity at Was Good Exhibition of the Need
IMPROVEMENTS.
ANIMAL SOLD THIS WEEK.
of Organization.
Salem, Miss Armorel Sutcliffe, daugh­
you buy the flour that'» guaranteed. assessor on the republican ticket.
Pure W hile and American Beauty, O. E. Woodson waa in Eugene on ter of Rev. and Mra. Robt. Sutcliffe The fire departm ent was called out
of this city, acted as chairm an of the Sunday for the first tim e in six Ordinance Passed for Improvement C. A. McFarland Says Pig Makes
each $1.36 |>er aack. Sterling Feed Co. buaineaa a couple daya of thia week.
Miza Malielle Greenwc»»! »|>ent S at­ One gal. can Canc-and-Maple syrup, dinner cum inittec in a very efficient months. Fortunately the conflagration of Weber Street, Closing Ordinance Such a Hog of Himself that He
proved to be nothing but a chimney
urday and Sunday in Eugene.
regular $1.60, special at only H6c. Dcs manner.
fire at the Helliwell home and was Passed, Ordinances for Street Im­ Was Ashamed tu Keep Him Around
BIRD
DOG
L
O
ST
.-B
row
n,
curly
f22.
Mra. G. B. Corey and children have Larzes Grocery.
under
control befure the arrival of the provements Ordered Drawn.
the Place Any Longer.
Collar and Cottage Grove license
been quite ill during the paat week.
D. S. Mmogue waa in Eugene on hair.
hose
carts.
attached.
Notify
H.
O.
Cox,
Cottage
Buy overall» two or three pair buaincaa thia week.
The calling out of the departm ent
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enough to laat all aurnmer while you : Levi Geer transacted buaineaa in Grove, for reward.
did some good, however, as it em pha­
J.
I*.
Currie
was
in
Eugene
on
busi­
can get them at coat, at H elliw cll’a.
Eugene the first of the week.
sized the need of co-operative work. unteer firemen, were the im portant thus, producing a fine quality of
Mra. M. T. I.ee waa aick a few daya Peking Duck egga for sale. Inquire ness Saturday.
there were plenty of volunteers, pieces of business transacted by the native hogs.
Marshal Snodgrass was in Eugene While
of the paat week.
the
lack
of a directing head was plain­ city council Monday night.
phone HO.
m7pd. Saiurday
Hogs go well with the dairying in­
on business.
Mr». C. VanVnlin of Dorena was In Silk tailored dress patterns in latest ly visible. As an organization has The proposed sew er extensions can dustry, as they can be fed tu advantage
since been effected, things will prob­ not be made w ithout getting the lim it on the skim milk, which, combined
Eugene this week.
shades, 66c per yaid. Hampton A Co ably be differ“nt hereafter.
of bonded indebtedness raised and this with clover, forms choice food for fa t­
Mrs. A. W. K ime and daughter, Miaa f22.
Eggs for Hatching Mamie,
is the reason for the calling of the tening. A great many dairymen of
took in the show at Eugene J. D. Palm er relum ed Friday from a
special
election.
this section are raising hogs.
<] Poultrymen — For winter Tuesday evening.
»hurt
visit
at
Eugene.
Quite
a discussion was caused by the Hogs can be wintered in good cordi-
layers get the winners, Mot­
Men’s and youth's huts. Values to A. L. Woodard returned Monday Tryout for Places on Team To Be ordinance for the im provem ent of | tion on kale, then fattened on barley,
tle»! Anemias, Black Minorca» $2.50,
$1.26. Displayed in east win­ from Portland, where he had been sum ­
W eber street. All the councilmen which grows abundantly in this sec­
and Hud Orpingtons. Im­ dow. at Hampton
Held Sunday Afternoon.
A Co.
P22. moned to serve on the federal jury.
were in favor of a 30-foot street, but ( tion. It is dem onstrated that with
ported prize cocks head first
Plans are being perfected for the or­ voted
for the 16-foot roadway because this system of feeding a hog can be
Frank Woodruff went to Eugene yes­
pens. Kggs $1.50 |>er 15
ganization of a city base ball team, they feared
terday afternoon.
owners would made ready for m arket at a reasonable
and a tryout will take place Sunday, not stand for the the property
A. WOOD, C o ttaq e Grove, Ore.
larger
width.
cost, leaving a liberal margin of profit
When you put in your garden, ask
to which all who claim any ability on
to the farm er.
about land plaster. G reat dope! Cot­
the diamond have been invited. Those
Much Competition for Prizes.
Among the breeds whicb are being
tage Grove M anufacturing Co. m7.
organizing
the
team
will
pick
the
best
F. J. Hard and E. M. Johnaon of Dr». Job and Schleef were in Eugene
Much
interest
was
m
anifested
in
the
raised
w ith profit in this vicinity are
players at this tim e and the team will contest put on Saturday by J. F. Spray
Eugene returned Sunday from a trip thia week aa witnesses in the caae of
Berkshire, Ü. 1. C., Poland China and
then
proceed
to
get
in
shape
for
the
to the Hard properties at Bohemia.
prizes for the biggest hen and the Duroc Jerseys.
Handy va. Chambers.
season’s work. Challenges will be for
heaviest
dozen eggs, open to grangers
We have blood meal, charcoal, ground
issued to team s of all the nearby only.
Western Girl” Wins Home.
bone, grita and oyater shell. Try a
towns. It is claimed that there is Mrs. S. E. M cFarland carried off the A “ A pleasing
melodrama by the popu­
little for the chickens. It will h e lp ,
plenty of first class m aterial right at prize for the biggest biddie w ith one lar Milburn Kenworthy
Stock com­
them to lay egg». Brund & Co. fl.
home for the organization of a pennant weighing eight pounds and two ounces. pany, entitled “ A W estern
G irl”
G. T. Hogg, of the W est Coast j
winning aggregation.
Frank Sherman brought in one weigh­ played to a crowded house at the A r­
M inca, waa down from Champion the ,
ing nine pounds eight and a half cade Saturday night. While the play
first of the week.
was not of the blood and thunder va­
ounces,
out he was not a granger.
The Grange had a large and lively | Arcade Management Secures High
riety, vet it contained ju st enough of
Ansel
Wood
won
the
egg
prize
with
m eeting Saturday and a number of
Class Musical Act For
rough w estern life to make it realistic
a
dozen
weighing
thirty-one
and
a
half
New
Fire
Organization
Starts
Out
C. H. Johns spent Sunday in Eugene.
candidates received the degrees.
Next Week
and interesting to folks of all ages.
ounces.
With Thirty-Two Ambitious
Lieutenant-Colonel B. K. Lawson.
Members.
Something really novel ami un­ Capt. H K. M etcalf and Capt. J. C.
METHODIST MEN’S
usual in the musical line—some­ Johnaon attended the inspection of A volunteer fire departm ent has
Company, C. A. C., at Eugene
E N T E R T A I N M E N T thing that catches and captivates Second
again been organized, the organization
Saturday.
H ear IH* U w y rn i. Ijiuffh a t th a Ju ry m e n ,
the audiences the very moment the1 Shoe repairing as is shoe repairing. having been perfected Tuesday night
th* Munie A pp 6 s 4 tI m U n M g V A
with 32 mei..bers after a great amount
ARMORY, FRIDAY, MAR. 15 curtain rises amt holds its attention Goff. Depot corner.
of
on the part of those inter­
until it drops, is the musical treat Mrs. A. W. W eaver came up from ested. labor Another
TICK KTN
S bc.ibc.
meeting to complete
in store (or Cottage Grove lovers Eugene Monday.
the work of organization will be held
Geo. Allen returned Monday from a Monday evening.
Pure W hite and American Beauty of music.
flour, hard wheat and every Hack guar­ It is a musical act with a story, business trip to Eugene.
A com m ittee of three, one from each
anteed, $1.36 per aack. At all groeera. "The Venetiou Rose,” and is full j J. ?. Medley was in Eugene Monday division, was appointed to d raft a con­
S terling Feed Co.
stitution and by-laws.
on buainess.
of life ami dainty colorings.
The Kenworthy Stock Co. put on its The novelty will be put on by A good, high-grade piano for sale. Councilman Knowles was present
uaual high-claaa production Saturday "The Musical Irvings” a high class Very cheap on easy term s. F. B. and assured the members of the good
to a crowded house.
PH ILLIPS.
D l-tf .. will, support and co-operation of the
company,
which
has
made
a
hit;
C. J. Kem waa in Portland the »rat in many of the cities of the caast Mrs. J. F. Hedrick returned Monday city council.
of the week on buaincaa.
from a visit w ith her sister, Miss
To Whom It May Concern:
A »even pound boy whm born Tues­ ami has been secured by the Arcade Emma W agoner, at Eugene.
We have sold our business to A. S.
management at a high price. The Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Robinson of Powell
day to Mr. and Mra. H. Rhode.
and W. B. Cooper of this place,
Olympic, Pure W hite and American company carries its own large line Portland were here the first of the said Powell & Cooper to assume all
Beauty flour at $1.40 per R a c k ; hard of special, unique ami txeautiful week.
bills against said Wheeler-Thompson
Rrund A Co. guarantee Dr. Hess A Co. All accounts due said W heeler-
w heat flour and every aack guaranteed. scenery.
lark’s Stock food. Money back if not Thompaon Co. are now due and payable
S terling Feed Co.
At the Arcade, Monday, Tues­ C satisfactory.
fl. at once at the office of J. E. Young,
Frank Hawkins, Charles McKibhen,
ami Wednesday, March 10, J. C. Morss was in Eugene on busi- our
authorized agent.
W illiam Stevens, Thoa. Sear», Ralph day
neas yesterday.
Signed:
K irk, and John Dugan are in Eugene 11 , 12 .
W HEELER-THOM PSON CO.
thia week on buainess before the cir­ Popular prices will prevail, 10c J. F. Spray transacted business in
m7-14.
By H. O. Thompson.
and 20c.
cu it court.
Eugene this week.
A r c a d e ™ e A üm M a r . 9
Miss Helen Duffy
BETSY OF CLOVER FARM
ADM ISSION
ANCONAS
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If
25c
Sweet Peas are Always
Sweet
For Sale
The cTVIetsan Shop
| Special Service j|
| Church of Christ
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SPECIAL ELECTION TO BIG PORKERS GROW
BE CALLED
IN WILLAMETTE
FIRE LADS CALLED OUT SUNDAY
LOCALBALLTOSSERS TO ORGANIZE
REAL MUSICAL TREAT
IS COMING
DEPARTMENT ORGANIZED