Cottage Grove sentinel., March 28, 1912, Image 9

, TALES OF THE TOWN
M A N Y M ATTERS OF MORE T U A N
RASS1NO MOMENT.
When in need o f a clean shave and
Try Hubbard A Hpoelatra fo r a first!
E. M K. may stand for Electro
Motor Force too, hut il stands for good hair eut, go to the Fifth Street Shop. class I.sir cut and clean shave. ml4 tf
Hubbard A Hpoelatra.
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automobiles at the Nesmith Auto Co.
II. H. Veatch, who is traveling for
Ralph
Legat
returned
Saturday
from the Peters Powder Co., spent a few
Mrs. Applegate was in from Drain
a short trip to Bend
days o f the past week with his family
the first o f the week.
Mrs. Fred Schieber snd son Dan. of here.
Mrs. Sul Davidson arrived from Port­
J. A. F o rth « ml uf Svattla, supvrln- land Tuesday fur a few days' visit si
teruirnt uf the t'oalal Telegraph sys­ the G. W McOueen home.
tem, win in the t-ily Tuewlay looking
Shoe repairing as Is shoe repairing
fjoff. Depot corner.
ovar tin* equipment In thin vicinity.
L O V E R S O F A M E R IC A
Atom! th<> Methodist Chunii next
Sunday evening ami iiear Kolmrt
Suteline apeak on
“ A PATRI OT S T E A R S "
( ‘hoir
( Irrlientra
Don't be behind time. Get your fish­
ing lackle early at the Swengel Hard­
ware store,
(«. H. Tyson and C. M. Shinn were
in Kugene and Springfield Monday on
buaineaa.
J. F. Hickey returned Tuesday from
a trip to Portland.
I f you read an advertisement for Ed­
ison or Victor Phonographs, that looks
I.argeat and moat up-to-date line o f good to you, bring it with you to
nien'a und young inen'a clothing at pop- Veath's Music Store; we will duplicate
uler prieea. The Oregon Woolen Milla prices and terrna with any one in the
$46.00 harness $38.00. G rable’s ahop.
U. 8.
Store.
Listen to the tune o f the lawn mow­
Seattle, spent the week’s end at the D.
er. You need one too. Get It from the
H. Herneriway home.
Swengel Hardware Co. They have a
dandy lot this year from $4.50 up.
PERCHERON STALLION
lo I hoar Who Wish to Raise Good
Percherori Hornes
The Percheron
stallion "V K L O C E , ” ia registered
and licensed to stand anywhere in the
state o f Oregon. Weight 2200 lbs.,
or a little less. Will stand at Har
rington’s barn, Cottage Grove on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes­
days.
Balance o f the week at Gres
well.
Will be at Cottage Grove
Monday, April 1st.
Call and see
the horse. M M LO W ER, Owner
P J. IIIL L K S L A N D , Mgr
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C. I'. Jones suffered with paralysis
James llenienway waa up al Doreria
Wynne A Woods carry a full line of
of the vocal curds a couple days o f the
bee
supplies o f every kind.
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Tuesday looking at a piece o f land.
past week.
I f you want aome nice sauer kraut,
Mrs. D. H. Ilemenwsy has received
Mrs. Mary Parkins o f San Deigo,
made from freah rahhage, we have it.
word from Mr. Ilemenwsy, who is at
Calif., viaited a few daya this week
Portland, that he may locate at Pendle­
Brand & O n
fl.
with the family o f S. C. Counta.
ton.
Ora Read lleinenwny will give an
Harm- straps 16c and 20c. Grable's
eliM'iitlonary recital in tiie Christian shop.
John F. Woodard was down from
(¡hurt'll Tueaday evening.
Portland, a few days o f the past week
Henry Schrepel and R. C. von l.ehc
visiting at the home o f his parents,
returned this week to their homes in
Mr. arid Mrs. A. I.. Woodard.
I4S Seiler, Minn. Mr. von lathe will
come hack with his family in a short
The prise to he given away next
time.
While and Golden WyandoUes, Buff
Tueaday rughi ny the Arcade
Delure Hcmt-nway sold his house on
management la now on display
Orpingtons and Black Minorcas
at Situerai A VanDenhurg'a
Railroad avenue and his acreage near
Bred
to lay and to win.
Extra
Knox hill to Portland |>eople during
choice eggs for hatching, $1.75 |»er
the past week
16, $3 26 jier 30.
Incubator eggs
$«.00 per 100.
Never buy a horse without seeing it
Miaa Eunice VanDenherg w ill give walk. Come and see our machines run.
MRS. M F DKS L A K Z K S
her recital. "M adaaie B u tterfly,'' in Nesmith Auto Co.
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TIM Arcade April 12th.
The Cottage Grove Manufacturing
See our new Roadster on page 2.
liuttrrm ilk and oatmeal aoap 6c, li Co. received a large order during the
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hara for 2.V. Hampton St (!u.
past week for all the material to he Nesmith Auto Co.
ARCADE
A
PRI ZE
$4.50
RUG
Don’ t forget the recital by Orn Read
llenienway in the Christian Church
Tueaday evening.
Concrete blocks and bricks now
ready for delivery by Cottage (¡rove
Manufacuring Co. in any quantity ami
style.
E N V E LO P E S with blank return card
for sale at Sentinel oilier, 26c |x-r
hundred.
,.
Something Doing
Goff, the Shoe Man, has moved into
the building across Die street from bis
former shop.
7 WHAT IS IT 7
Mrs. C. J. Kern writes from Roches­
ter, Minn., that her mother is steadily
improving. I f her mother continues
to improve Mrs. Kern intends to return
home soon.
The Rexall Store
Getting the fever, hey? Call at the
Nesmith Auto Co. and get a free ride
for it.
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Mrs. L. A. Ralston was at Disston
Saturday to visit Mr. Ralston.
Tw o fresh milch cows for sale by
John Hull, 2 miles south o f town.
Phone 55 Farmers.
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Miss Eda Humphrey’«[lent the week's
About 30 mcmtiers o f the I. W. W.
end
at Eugene.
were ditched off o f a freigh t train
here yesterday morning.
Call at Hotel Oregon next
$12 00 harness $8.00. Grable’s shop.
Wednesday, April 3rd, and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kerr left Tues­ have Dr. Ixiwe show you the new
seamless glasses with which you can
day for a week’ s visit in Portland.
C. L. Barnett, who recently arrived see all distances. No cement to come
from Iowa, is an ex|>erienced plumber apart, no unsightly lines or divisions
Free demonstration.
and makes a specialty of sanitary in the lenses.
plumbing. l-eave orders for present Scores o f Cottage Grove references.
with N. E. Compton at Burkholder- Remember the day and date.
Woods Co.
in28-a25.
Mesdames C. C. Cruson and Orvel
Spear vi-ited in Eugene the first of the
week.
Mrs. 1. H. Bingham came down from
Eugene yesterday to visit her daugh­
ter, Mrs. David Griggs.
Both the First National Bank and
Every body’s doin’ it ! doin’ it !
Bank o f Cottage Grove have been re­
W h a f Texas Tommy !—Arcade, April 2
quested by the IJ. S. Treasury Depart­
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Veatch spent a
ment to qualify as depositories for
few
days
Eugene this week.
postal savings bank funds.
We
have
blood
meal, charcoal, ground
Harry Short blossomed out Sunday
Hrund Si Co. guarantee Dr. Hess Si
bone,
grits
and
oyster shell. Try a
('la rk 's Stock fuod. Money hack if not with pretty pink roses that had bloom­
little for the chickens. It will help
ed
right
out
in
the
open
garden.
satisfactory.
fl.
them to lay eggs. Brund A Co. fl.
The choir o f the Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Awbrey went to
is making special preparation for a
Eugene Tuesday for a short visit with
sacred concert to lie given Sunday e ve­
relatives.
ning, April 7th. A full program will
osed in the erection o f a resilience at
Williams, Calif. The company is mak­
ing a shipment this week to N. U. W il­
son at Oakland, Ore., who is building
s bunch o f houses there.
Week o f April 15 to April 20
A sole in time will save the shoe.
And a good sole makes a good shoe.
Goff.
the Register a freak eg g last evening.
It is unusually large, with the outer
shell partly broken and a perfectly
formed egg visible on the inside. It is
■ not very appetizing to look at but a
freak nevertheless . George L. Diess,
a breeder o f Rhode Island Reds and
Plymouth Rock chickens, brought us
an egg yesterday laid by a hen o f the
form er variety that weighs a goes!
strong quarter o f a pound, which is
the largest hen eg g yet received. He
Eugene R egister: O. J. Rawlinson, also brought two diminuative hen eggs
who lives at 231 Clark street, brought which weighed a half ounce each.
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A
ir.
STOCK RANCH
AT A BARGAIN
he published next week.
Martin I.. Woodard was down from
Portland a few days uf the past week
visiting at the R. L. Woodard home.
DECAU5ES
Why you .should hank with
...T H E ...
First National Bank
•TIE OLD IELUBLE”
1st It is u progressive and up-
to-date hank.
2nd —You have the assurance
that your money is absolutely
safe.
3rd—Your money is always wait­
ing for you when you want it.
Get V elvet
Creamery.
Rose ice cream at the
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An apple picked up on the Shortridgc
place and wiiich had withstood the
winter rigors, coming through in as
good condition as if cared for in the
house, was brought into The Sentinel
office Monday.
PH O NE
14«
^ T ^ E always carry a full
V I>/ stock of Lime, Cement,
Plaster, Fire Clay and Fire
Brick, Shingles and I>ath.
Doors, W’ indows and all
other things made of wood,
necessary in building.
Estimates Cheerfully
Furnished
PARTRIDGE WYANDOTTTS
Ihe 6e(tersi (II Purpose I owl
W ill lu v r no rune fui » » I r , Imi w ill have
•ora r M rtl« fr«»in pr ir r w in n in g i t m i th i» full
V i r d i l Botili ( M of ¡Third M rttl
All coi
if*«p4»n«1rucr p ro m p tly i n i w r w l ,
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I. C. HAPPY, Cottage (irove, Oregon
Balls and Bats
F R E E
With every pair of Boys’
Shoes the Cottage (¡rove
Shoe Store will give a hat
or a hall free. We have
presents for everyone. A
present with every pair of
shoes sold.
We have just moved into
the DesI Ar/es Grocery Co.
building where we will be
glad to meet all our old
friends and customers.
(¡OITAOÍ GROVE SHOE STORE
AIID KKSS < iWN'KK
Box 458, Cottage Grove, Ore.
The fact that Dr. I » w e has been
The ladies o f the Church o f Christ
coming here so long is proof positive
will hold a social in the church parlors
that he does his work well. He is the
on the evening o f A pril 1st. A pro­
only optician in Oregon who has taken
gram and other entertainment of a
a course in a regular medical college.
tilting nature w ill be rendered and re­
Word lias been received from J. freshments at 10c (ter plate w ill be
Mark Comer that the missionary party served. Everybody invited to attend
arrived in Bombay February 23d. snd enjoy a few hours o f recreation.
Word o f their arrival reached here just Program begins st 8 p. m.
month to a day after their arrival.
Une good second hand piano for sale
F. D. Wheeler was in Kugene Satur­
at $150.00, at Veath’s Music store. m21
day un business.
75c sweat pads 50c; 60c sweat pads
35c. Grable's shop.
COTTAGE GROVE MFG. CO.
Only l i miles from Cottage
Grove, 35 acres under cultiva­
tion, 40 acres fine piling tim­
ber. 200 acres good foot-hill
woodland pasture. Price 520
per acre. A snap. Easy terms.
M. Geuring, who arrived from Cor­
vallis about two weeks agu, has pur­
chased a 1 1-4 acre place on F.ast 2nd
street, and will raise potatoes and
chickens.
Mrs. Doyle and baby returned to
Eugene Saturday, after a visit here.
We have home-made hominy, the old
fashion lye hominy. In hulk only 10c
a quart. Hrund A. Co.
fl.
Mesdamea J. W. Harris and S. J.
Dillard o f Kugene s|>ent Sunday with
relatives here.
Mesdames Ed Weston and I.ucy Hol­
land were in Eugene Saturday.
Good timea, good roads, good
mobiles. Nesmith Auto Co.
auto­
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Alba Matteson came down from Dias-
ton to spend Sunday in Eugene.
Mrs. A. C. Spriggs and daughter re­
turned Saturday from a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Singletary, at
Eugene.
I f you are going to build this spring
and want to save money, get prices at
the Swengel Hardware company.
Another industry is to be established
in Crcswcll. It will be known as the
Orca Paint Co., with head offices st
San Jose, Calif. The company was or­
ganized to develop the paint mine on
Bear creek, about three miles from
town, and is composed o f paint men of
California.
First clsss work snd courteous treat­
ment are the main essentials o f a
barber shop. You get both at Hub-
hard A
Spoclstra's,
F ifth Street
Shop.
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Creswell
has
followed
Cottage
G rove’s lead and organized a base ball
team.
R. E. Vellum, o f the Veltum Auto
Co. o f Eugene, waa in the city last
Thursday on business.
One young Jersy cow for sale. See
Marion Veatch.
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Spray pumps and fruit spray.
ways the best. Wynne A Woods.
A N C O N AS
I f you want heavy layers at a rea­
sonable coat you will breed Anconas
and before you send abroad, come
and see my chicks. Eggs $1.00 and
$1.50 per setting. W . J. G A R D N E R
City Marshal Frank Snodgrass, took
John Rice, who is charged with assault
and battery on the person o f Warren
McFarland, the dog tax collector, to
Eugene last Thursday. He waived ex­
amination and was bound over in the
sum o f $250 to await the action o f the
grand jury and furnished the bond.
Dr. Robbins has his office in his resi­
dence three doors south uf posloffire,
corner Fifth and Tennessee. M28pd.
Carlton Spencer of this city is one of
the repres -ntatives of the University
o f Oregon in the debate with the Uni­
versity of Washington at Seattle to
morrow night.
Our garden seeds have just arrived.
A ll new and complete. Brund A Co. f l
Mrs. Susie Carter of Marcóla has
purchased the Star restaurant from Ed
Saltsmsn.
For Sale.—Crystal White Orpington
eggs for hatching. Mrs. E. R. Spen­
cer, Cottage Grove, Ore.
allpd
Chas. Matthews is down the valley
on business.
$25.00 single harness $17.00. Grable's
shop.
Mrs. Davis o f Yoncalla and Misses
M aggie Holbrook, Veris Smith and
Ethel Ranch o f Creswell were guests
at the Groat home Friday.
| ^ \ H 0 S E wi shi ng Tailor-
Made Suits will make no
mistake by calling on Mrs. H.
H. Fiester and examining her
line of samples. 100 samples
to select from.
Prices are
what talk and 1 offer them.
Mr*. H. H. Fiester
First door north of Main on Fifth St.
C O TTA G E G RO VE
Something broken down? Maybe it’s the plough or
the mowing machine-
What’s to be done? Delay means loss
The nearest supply depot may be miles away. It may
be that the necessary part can only be obtained in
some distant city.
The Bell Service does the work.
The farmer gets into quick communication with the
dealer and shipment is made without delay.
No wonder the enterprising farmer regards the Bell
Service as an essential to success.
Are you trying to get along without it?
I f so, consult our local manager.
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company
Every Bell Telephone is the Center of the System
Diamond Chick food is the best for
little chicks, 4c a pound or $3.25 per
sack. Brund A Co.
fl.
The subject to lie discussed Friday
by the Mothers' Council o f the W. C.
T. U. is ’ ’ A Mother’ s Duty to Her­
s e lf.”
No. 1 white seed oats at the Ster­
ling Feed Co.’s store.
Mrs. R. Snodgrass arrived from
Lowell yesterday for a visit with her
mother.
Dr. Ix>we’s glasses are death
headaches. Ask your neighbors.
For the Automobile Buyer!
The first year of the new machine and the first year
of the new driver
to
Sam Newcomb le ft this week to
spend some time in the Ixirane coun­
EGGS from single comb Brown L e g ­ try.
horns and Barred Rocks; pure bred
April 1. only three days more, and
and vigorous. 15 for $1.00; 100, $5.00. then it ’ s fishing season and if you
W. H. Arne, Cottage Grove, a llp d
havn’ t seen the fishing tackle at the
Swengel Hardware store you’ ve missed
seeing the best assortment in Lane
county.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits
Keeps the Wheels Moving
W anted! A t the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening, March 31st, all the
boys and girls in Cottage Grove, and
their parents and teachers, to hear tne
address by A. S. Mason, “ Making C iti­
zens.”
The morning service at 11
o'clock w ill be the Communion o f the
Lord's Supper. Good music and a cor­
dial welcome to all.
Harold Venske won the wicker rock­
er prize at The Arcade Tuesday night.
FOR S A L E .—One cook and heating
stove, table, stand, 8-day clock, dishes.
Singer sewing machine as good as new,
Civil service examinations for rural
mattiess and springs and numerous
mail carrier for Lane county will be
other articles. Come and take your
held at Junction City April 13th.
choice, they are going at a bargain.
G.
H. Tyson was in Eugene Monday One-quarter mile north o f depot, right
on business.
tide. J. K. Pfieigher.
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Apprentice girl wanted. -Mrs. Pet
Notice to Creditors.
Sanford's Dressmaking Parlor. m7tf.
A
ll
accounts
due the co-partnership
The McFarland corner lot at West
o
f
M
etcalf
A
Brund must be paid by
Eighth and O live streets, Eugene, was
purchased Saturday by R. A . Booth, April 1st or they w ill tie placed in the
the well-known lumberman, and it is hands o f an attorney for collection.
H. K. M E TC A LF.
his intention to erect thereon, prob­ m21-28.
$1.25 whip 76; $1.00 whip 60c; 50c
A l­ ably this summer, a six-story, fire­
whip 25c. Grable's shop.
proof concrete office building.
E. M. F. ROADSTER. 1912 MODEL
fl Who is going to teach you to drive and control your
machine? How do you know when it is consuming to much
Gasoline or Lubricating Oil? Are your tires properly inflat­
ed? Are you getting the proper power out of your engine,
and a hundred other different things which the new driver
thinks he can never learn and which are but a matter of
course to the trained driver?
fl Do not think you are saving money by buying from some
out-of-town dealer, who will split his commission with you.
and bid you “ goodnight” as soon as he gets your money?
The cheapest way is to buy where you will be under the in­
struction o f an experienced man. The first year is the
hardest on both the machine and the driver, and unless you
are coached for that year it may amount to three commis­
sions.
fl You can not expect a person to look after your machine
a year if he sells you the machine without the proper com­
mission, just to make the sale, and you have no license to
expect any attention from him, either. Don’t be a “ GOLD
BRICK DUB ’ Patronize home industry, LIV E A N D LET
LIVE, and you will benifit in the end, A satisfied buyer is
our best ad.
NESMITH AUTO CO.
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON