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■ TALES OF THE TOWN M ANY M ATTERS OF MORE THAN FASSINO MOMENT. ■ Mr. and Mra. It. A. I'erlahey arrived from The Dalian Sunday to make C ot tage Grove their future home. Mr. I'eriahey la an experienced ateam cleaning and laundry man and will he employed by the Cottage Grove Steam Laundry. Mi4« Mlldrad Mar* ton o f Halavy la You can atand on your own feet if spending ■ couple week a with her ala- GutT flxea the ahoen. ter, Mra. Andrew Hrund. Mra. laiuia Jeriacn returned Sunday Every lady in town la Invited to call from a viait with Mra. Eoater In Eu at (he Uwengel Hardware Store and gene. aee one o f thoae handaoine wicklua* Meadamea Senter and Jury and Mina blue Maine oil atovea. No heat, no I’hlllipa attended the Daplial conven amoke, no ainell. tion in Springlleld Friday and Satur day. W. O. W I L S O N Mrs. Darwin llristow visited rela tives and friends here a few days of the paat week. For yi ur builders' hardware and ready roofing the big hardware store is the place, Swengel'a. Dr. F. L Ingrain ha* installed some APPLICATION OF PHILOSOPHY new electric equipment in his dental ADVISED BY ALDERMAN. office. I ’ m looking for ainnera with sole* to State Superintendent Advances Hia he aewed on with my new machine. Ideas of Life in Address to Golf. Mra. Dora Fielda has sold her new hunaglow east o f the railroad and moved into her residence near the srixxdhouse. Still in atyle, but we do not wiah to Come in and get one o f thoae E-Z carry them over, an we are (nuking run garden cultivators on u ten day's greatly reduced pricra on our women’* free trial. Sterling Feed Co. Public Stenographer and children’* hula. The Vogue M illi In a u ra n e* C o lle c tio n » Mra. Chan. Cochran and children left nery. O n t . a W ith J C J o h n t o n Sunday to join Mr. Cochran in Port Mian Florence McGee left for Ere*- land. Mra. Orpurd accompanied them' WiHidwanl •• Ph< m * 4 3 no, Calif., iaat week tu viait her aiater. as far a» Eugene. Get u combination drinking fountain Mra. Gcnrgc Kouae of Knschorg and P. I. Rust waa here from Eugene und feeder for your chicken*. For »ale this week looking after prospective Mra. (ien r Matlock o f Kuui'iii' apenl Sunday with their parent», Mr. and at tiie Sterling Feed Go.’a Store. huainesa for the fruit dryer. Deputy inarahala from Salem de- Mra. W. C. Johnaon. I he latest o f Fashion's fancy on sale Sam Newroinh haa aerured a position atroyed an illicit atiil on the McKenzie at cut prices at The Vogue's Clearance Iaat week. Sale. aa an engineer at Divide. Save your aolea by aewing them on. My new machine doea it right, anddoea it i|uiek. < ¡«iff. JOE B A K E R General Blacksmith AND R E P A IR WORK L O C A T E D O N W E S T S ID E Mr. and Mra. W. U. Houaer o f Koae- burg are viaiting Mra. llouaer'a par ente, Mr. and Mra. G. II. Ilawktna, thia week. Marlin Andrraon waa in Koaeburg on buainraa Saturday. I can't furniah the winga, but I ran •ew on the aolea while you wait. Goff. Special Dinner 35c Every Sunday evening from 6:00 to 7:30 at The New Cottage Hotel J. C. Mora» waa in Eugene Saturday. Mr. and Mra. C. C. Coffman o f Eu gene Plaited here during the paat week. Where doea the editor get hia aria- aora to aleal ropy from other editora? A na we r : Wynne & Wooda. m30 Mra. Aaa Curtin uf Antoría ia viail- ing at the home o f her father, I.cw A. ('atea, having arrived Monday. Pasturage ~or Rent Horses $1.00 l>er month Cows f»0c per month FA S H IO N STABLES at ill FOR K E N T .— Modern furoiahed light houaekeeping room», clone in. No children. Mra. E. A. C o ttili jfitf The Eugene pa|iera report the return of Alan II. Tyaon and w ife from their honeymoon trip. Get a tent to aleep In thia aummer. Iti g lot on naie at Swengel'a Hardware Store. FAMILY REFRIGERATORS AT COST A nife new line o f them at the Ire I ’lant for the accommodation o f Ice Patrona. homi $ 12.50 $ 15.00 $ 22.00 Erijfst W yatt le ft yenlerday for a 'week'a trip to the Bohemia Diatrict, where he and hia father are intereated in the Sunaet group. A half sole ia better Goff. than none. > • Mr. and Mra. Wm. Preston o f Eu gene and Mra. A. L. Honey o f Goshen visited iu the city Sunday. Thoroughbred Crystal White Orpingt on and Plymouth Rock Baby chicks and Crystal White Or pington cockerela for »ale. Mra. Geo. 0 Knowles, ( o ll a q r Grove Dividends in life insurance - the kind that works for you night and day. 1 can ahow you a policy that w ill in terest you. H. K. M etcalf. Phone 107-1. and 1 w ill call and explain it. J. F. Samuel returned Monday to his home in M yrtle Creek, after a visit at the F. L. Ingram home. Craig A Crandall, contractors and builders. High class work a specialty. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wo«xlruff were In Portland ‘d uring the past week. W. O. Wilson, public stenographer, Woodward Bldg., is givin g private in structions in shorthand and typew rit ing. Easy methixi. Reasonable term». Phone 43. m9tf L. I). Ryan came down from Cham pion to meet his w ife, who returned from California Tuesday. SEEK PLEASURE, BUT PERFORM DUTY 1012 High School Graduates. I »♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦■»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦t » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ D e lic a c ie s “Diamond K ” Hams Have a peculiar deliciousness. Cooked in conjunction . with eggs they almost makes stale ones taste fresh, but the use of the latter kind is advised. (Continued from first page ) Rex Brand Bacon Has an appetizing taste that teases a sluggard appetite into activity. Harvey und Powell, rendered a well re ceived number. Front seats were reserved for the graduating class and teachers, includ ing Prof. In low, Miaa Kenooo and Mias Currin, teachers; Roy Woods, Mi»acs Blanche Veatrh, Maude l.umson, Maude Skidmore, M yrtle DeSpain, Audrey Langdon, Hester Hernia, Ruth Woodard arid l,ena Burcharri, member» o f the class. WILL TEACH THE TEACHERS Mr. and Mra. W. C. Billing* were in F. P. Haalath and w ife o f Glen Eugene Iaat Thuraday. dale were in the city Friday. Special Instruction at 0. A. C. Sum No difference in alyie and quality, Where shall 1 get some salmon eggs mer Session, June 10-July but a big difference in price, on wo and (lie* to take along next S A T U R - 26, This Year. men’* ami chlldren’a hata at The D A Y (?) fishing? Wynne At Woods, o f Vog ue'a Clearance Sale. course. m30 • The extraordinary interest shown by Mra. Tboa. Kruter o f Portland ia Mia* Myrtle Tripp, who taught the bankers' association, commercial viaiting her couatn, Mra. Tim*. Parker. •chool at Dorena the past term, re club» and other organizations through Dr. Demoreat, Dentiat. Office over turned Saturday to her home in Eu out the state in the industrial contests Kerr A Silnby'* Store. MMf gene. for school children now in progress in Mra. Surah E. Parker returned Sat W. F. Hart returned Friday from a all districts, means that the schools must incorporate in the regular course urday from Albany, where »he waa business visit to Junction City. some systematic instruction in indus called by the aickneaa o f two grand Telephone pads, r»c each at Senti- trial branches. The woik can not be children. ^ neI office. confined to the high school or the FO U N D . Black riblmn watch fob F. H. Snodgrass waa in Seattle on seventh and eighth grades, but is and heart locket. C. C. DuBruille, business a few days thia week. bound to cover the entire course with Lurch'*. m30-jl3c Dr. and Mra. H. H. Somers and the proper adaptation to the ages of Mra. Geo. Hall and sun George, Mra. daughter left Saturday for their new the pupils in the different grades. C. II. Burkholder, Mra. J. H. Chair.- home in Alberta, Canada. For this reason school superinten I h t * and non Victor enjoyed an auto dents, principal» and teachers w ill need Registered Poland China pigs for mobile trip to Creawell Friday. sale. Come and see them. Phillips to familiarize themselves with the Gruaa nick lea, acythea, lawn mower* spirit and purpose o f this new educa A Arne. j6-13 or Deering mowing muchinea at Swen- tion, and to secure material to present Herman Schmitt o f Creawell has filed gel Hardware Store. for representative on the democratic to the pupils. To this end the summer M. A. Roach waa here from Kugonc ticket. session at the Oregon Agricultural Friday. College this year, which opens June Mayor and Mra. Abrams left today 18 and lasts until July 26, w ill offer E. S. McCormick returned to Eugene for Salem and Portland. special instructions. Nowhere could Friday. Dr. and Mra. G ill o f Lebanon visited there be found a body o f experts better Cut price Clearance Sale on Ladlea' at the C. J. Kem home the latter part prepared to give the teachers this very Hata at The Vogue Millinery. o f last week. assistance than in the faculty o f the J. E. H ill returned from Saginaw Mr. and Mra. J. E. Dame wood re agricultural college. The domestic ycaterday, wheVe he noteJ the pro- turned Monday from attending the science department is ready to assist greaa o f the men at work putting in GO funeral o f Mrs. Damewixxi'a brother, in the outlining o f courses of- instruc a*re* o f potato«:» on Cal Young'* place, who was drowned in the Satiair. river tion for the girls from the lowest in which he ia intereated. lie aaya the a couple month* ago. grades through the high school; the work ia progreaalng nicely and the engineering college will do the same Reduced in price, i f not in size- Wo early potutuea doing remarkably well. for the manual training courses in the men's and Children's Hats at The The planting o f the late crop waa in schools; and all departments o f agri Vogue'* cut price Clearance Sale. terfered with aompwhat by the wet Mr*. John I.egat went to Indepen cultural study w ill offer similar aid in weather, but it will all txf finished up planning the work in agriculture Jor dence on huainesa Monday. by next w eek.—Register, lat. both rural and city schools. Miss M yrtle Tripp o f Eugene is Typew riting and shorthand taught Ten courses in elementary and ad by an expert without leaving the city. visiting friends here. vanced agriculture are to be given, W. 0. Wilson. Phone 43. m9tf Rushy's Minstrels, which w ill be four in domestic science, three in do Mra. A. A llen returned Friday from here next week, were here last summer mestic art, and three in manual train and made a hit with the public. attending a funeral at Eugene. ing. These are all in addition to the Geo. II. Keid waa in Eugene on buai- I Miss Theresa Harms was confined to regular pedagogic studies always in the house yesterday. cluded for those who wish to increase neaa Saturday. Mrs. W. W. McFarland returned yes their equipment as teachers. The Window screens : Swengcl Hardware terday from a visit at Albany and methods o f teaching these industrial Co. * subjects in both town and country i Salem. F. J. Hard waa here from Eugene on schools, general problems o f sch«xil C. M. Parker is putting down a ce business Saturday. management, and the special problem The Shop in the Street doea just a» ment sidewalk. o f the one room sch<x)l w ill be handled H. D. Pierson snd family returned good hair rutting a» if it waa in its ably by expert instructors. lsst Thursday from Wiemer, Calif., new building. m30 Upon irxjuiry in the east as to the where they sjient the winter. • Mra. K. T. Martin attended the best man for practical instruction on Mr and Mrs. Geo. Roberts visited the country school. Prof. E. D. Pess- funeral o f Mrs. Bower» at Eugene in Eugene a few days this week. Friday. ler, director o f the summer session, In a hall game last Friday lietween was informed that the national authori Attorneys Johnaon and Medley at tended to legal huaine»* in Eugene thia the Creswel! High School team and ty on the subject is H. I). Showalter, the business men’s team, o f the same principal o f the Washington State N or week. city, the school boys won by a score o f mal School at Cheney, Wash., and he Children's Hata at remarkably low 5 to 4. has been secured for O. A. C. for this prices at The Vogue's Clearance Sale. You’ ll never know it happened, un summer, together with several other The laxly o f Vernon Allen, the 12- less you read The Sentinel. - Get w ise! able men and women from other insti year old boy who was drowned at the tutions. Mr. and Mrs. 1). T. Aw brey left yes K ellogg ferry early last week, was In some states schbol boards offer found aome miles below the ferry on terday for a month's vacation on their teachers special inducements to pre Yamhill County fruit ranch. Friday and waa buried in the Dimmick pare themselves more thoroughly for cemetery on Saturday. — Drain Nonpa Mrs. H. F. Wynne and daughter went their work, either by paying a part o f reil. to Salem Sunday for a viait with rela the expense o f the summer course, or Fifteen thousand strawberry boxes tives. Mr. Wynne w ill go down to by raising the salaries o f those who on hand. Wynne A Woods. m30 morrow. are w illing to spend their vacations in Mrs. J. J, Moore was in Eugene Rev. Robt. Sutcliffe was in Eugene study. The coat at O. A . C. is remark Friday. ably low, $40 covering everything ex Sunday. cepting the railroad fare. Expert drt-ssmaking done promptly. Busby’s Mi&strels. An enthusiastic teacher qualified to Mrs. Pet Sanford. m23tf Minstrelsy, au la circus style, de instruct the boys and girls and to in M i»» Mabel le Green wood spent the lighted a large audience of Ogden peo spire them with a living interest in in week's end in Eugene. ple last evening, the event being the dustrial work, may be the means not A clean »have in a sanitary shop, visit o f J. D. Busby’s big minstrel merely o f adding great wealth to the Hubbard A Spoelstra. In the Street. ahow under canvas. The show was material resources o f the diatrict, but Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Medley were in given s most liberal patronage, which also o f developing a higher efficiency It merited in every sense o f the word. and more substantial qualities o f char Eugene Friday. Mr. Busby has assembled a big com acter among the pupils. We have just received a carload o f pany o f colored people who are bub rolled barley, also a carload o f oats and Sufficient concrete to put a six-inch bling over with minstrel songs and a carload o f mill fce«i and wheat. music. The show carries its own band cover an a fifty foot street a mile long Sterling Feed Co. and orchestra, in addition to a large is contained in just one pier o f the new Mrs. Lucy Holland returned Friday number o f gotni singers and goo«i Sacramento River bridge o f the South from attending the funeral o f her dancers. The big minstrel forepart is ern Pacific Company, recently com mother at Elmira. o f course the feature, but the olio is a pleted and placed in opetation as a L et us remodel or build your home. program o f specialties which are most part o f the double tracking o f the sys Highest class work guaranteed. Crnig entertaining-. tem. Completed, the new bridge is A Crandall, general contractors. While many, no doubt, cannot con 2,200 fee t in length, contains 19,000 Mrs. W illis has returned from a visit ceive o f a staged production under can cubic yards o f concrete snd 9,200,000 with her son at Sonna. vas, they have but to witness a perfor pounds o f steel. It has the heaviest Wm. Hohl was in Eugene Sunday. mance such as that given by the Bus swing span o f any like structure yet erected, weighing 6,300,000 pounds. W A N T E D . — Energetic, ambitious by company to appreciate not only the The upper deck has an eighteen foot possibility, but the high grade success young man to work in Cottage Grove wagon road with a five-foot sidewalk and vicinity on commission basis. Ex which has been attained by this gen on each side. The lower deck is to be ceptional opportunity. Address 292, tleman in his tented minstrel show.— used for the double tracks o f the Ogden Morning Examiner. Thursday, care o f Sentinel. 23tf Southern Pacific. The pier upon which June 13. K. E. W alker was in Eugene Monday the bridge rests averages 90 fee t in on business. The Wilbur Co. pleased a large height, or about as tall as an eight Simon Fosson waa here from Eugene audience in Dora Thorne Monday story office building, and each occupies night at the Arcade theatre. Monday. a space aa large as an ordinary city lot. I Keep Your Eye on the MeUan Shop For strawberries for canning. Barrington Hall Coffee The kind that keeps you in good humor all day. I The Metsan Shop j I “ S O M E T H IN G D IF F E R E N T ” £ x <-<- x ~ x - x -- x -- x -- x -- x k -- x k -- x ~ x -- x -<-- x -- x ~ x ~ x -- x -- x ~ x ~ x ~ x -- x ~ x -> -^ X -X -X K -X -X -X -X -X -X -X K -X -X -X -X -X -X K -X -X -X K -X -X -X -X -X ! S C H O O L S P E C IA L | \ t ■ ~ W e will make a special price on pictures to SCH O O L C H IL D R E N and T E A C H E R S on individual and group pictures for TEN DAYS ONLY I j A R M S T R O N G ST UDI OS J ^ P ic tu re s o n D is p la y N e a r O r e g o n H o te l ❖ 4-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x->-x-fl«o«fr-x-:--x-3-x-:-4-x~x-»-o»e~:-x-x-i-x-x-:“i See Us About Farm Loans Bank of Cottage Grove A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD TOWN C A P IT A L Interest Paid on Time Deposits. $25,000.00 C O T T A G E GROVE, ORE Special O ffer | on Osteopathic Treatments for the I Month of June $ To all patients who pay in advance for one month’s treatment, I will give five treatments free o f charge I D R . C. E. F R O S T , D. O . Successor to Dr. H. H. Somers . Graduate o f Los Angeles College o f Osteopathy Consultion and Examination Free •x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x-x~x~x~x~x-x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x--x~x~:- 4 IT Pressing and Cleaning all done with latest machinery — the public invited to come in and see it work. Cleaning and Pressing Men’s Suits....................... - $1.50 Cleaning and Pressing Ladies’ Suits-......................... 1.50 Cleaning and Pressing Ladies’ Coats.......................... 1.50 Cleaning and Pressing Men’s Overcoats........... ......... 1.50 Pressing, without Cleaning above garm ents...................50 We clean all kinds o f Silks, Laces, Kid Gloves, etc. called for and delivered. Packages C o t t a g e G r o v e S t e a m L a u n d ry
