Cottage Grove sentinel., July 11, 1912, Image 7

TALES OF THE TOWN
MANY MATTERS OF MOKE THAN
PASSING MOMENT.
W. Lcgat of Seattle visited It. J. Le­
gal last Week.
Mrs. Marion Veatch returned last
week from an extened visit in Port­
land.
Dr. Kolfbins lias his oflice al hia res­
idence, corner of Sixth St. and Wash­
ington Ave., three diiora aouth o f the
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j 20 jllp d .
I.ealle l.rwih, a I lookkeeper for the
Booth-nelly Lumber (jo. at Eugene,
who had bet'll visiting hta parent«, Mr.
Mra. Anna Hess o f Koaeburg apsnt
and Mra. J. II. Lewis, for a few daya,
returned to hia work Monday.
tiie Fourth in the city visiting al the
home o f her parents, Mr. and Mra.
Phillip liohl.
4 -hlock, :t
I'm looking for ainnera witli ho I ch to
m in u t e «
walk t o
be sewed on with my new machine.
P. (>. 7 room houno and cellar, barn,
Golf.
hen h<limen and parka, can keep 900
The following left Sunday to attend
laying hona. In heart o f reaidence
dialrict, line neigh lairs, good garden
the Elks' Convention at Portland:
and fruit; Jeraey cow 3 year« old,
Mcasra. and Mcsdumcs W (j. Johnson,
:i (losen laying heim, one year’ « *ui>-
<». W. Mrgucen, Win Ostrander, E. C.
ply of wood.
All goea for $1,660
Lockwood, W. T. Hankins.
Messrs.
cuah If you are wanting u anap,
look thia up. Box 61«
James E. Ostrander, II. G. K inter, L.
It. l.oiig, Win. luindeaa, Win. Itrund,
Mr«. James Hcmcnway. E. C. Lock-
W. It. Coo|ivr la now the nwner o f a
wood came pretty nearly having to
buza wagón, a 1912 Cadillac.
stay at home because of the loss o f his
We hrire a carinad of tirat claaa chrat lid.
hay. Sterling Keetl Co.
Dr. I^iwe'a glasses do nut need the
Mra. J. K. Ilickey viaited her pár­ guarantee that goea with them. There's
enla in Kiigcne during the pnat week. a reason.
K. I’otta and Itert.Vaughan spent the
Mra. Pet Sanford is spending the
F ourth at Alhany.
week In Portland.
II. M. Wallace o f Coburg viaited
with relatives here lust week.
I won’ t give a $20 gold piece for $19
Hut « •Itoli U n ir w r w i l l Aril
In silver, hut on next Saturday I will
give 24 bread tickets for $1 00 rash.
I’ MinlcHM Parker.
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Miss Esther Silahy is visiting in
DES L A R Z E S BROS. Portland.
A. S. Powell was in Eugene Satur­
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Lubricating olla and grease of all day on buaireas.
kinds.
Special automobile oil« and * Garden hose, lawn aprinklera, force
grcaae. Wynne & Woods.
j4 pump«, wire screen, stepUdders, or
H. J. Corcoran was in Eugene Fri­ anything you need in general hard­
ware. Wynne & Woods.
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day.
Mias Dors Schoolcraft of Eugene
Mra. J. II. Jarkaen viaited in Eugene
■ pent a week at the li. It. Job home,
Friday.
returning home Tuesday.
Alien Baker, who has been visiting
FOR SALE
I will nell the 1200 aeren, one mile at the Sanford home, returned Satur­
north ol Cottage Grove (formerly day to Portland.
known an the Harding limo li) In tract,
Special prices and terms on any piano
of Iti aeren or more. Secure it while we have in «lock. We must move them
you have the chame.
Prevailing to make room for a new carload.
p r is t
J. L. R A T T Y
Veatch's Music Store.
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Phone 2« F-îf I
Cottage Grove, Ore.
A ballon sent up Monday night by J.
A. Wright, of The Fair, attracted con-
You and your children are safe if aiderahle attention as it drifted up the
you wear Dr. Ixiwe'a auperior glasses valley and diaap|ieared from view. A
eye aafe and price aafe. They cost prize was offered for its return.
you no more than the inferior kinds us
Mr. and Mra. T. C. Wheeler were in
uaily aoki and you have the benefit of Portland a few days this week.
hia skill and 20 years experience. Con­
Why bother with to pairs of
sult him at Hotel Oregon Wednesday,
glasses? Call at Hotel Oregon
July 17. One day only.
next Wednesday, July 17 and have Dr.
A large number o f autos have passed
Lowe show you the new glasses with
through Cottage Grovo during the past
which you can ace all distances. No
week cn route to Portland.
line or aeams in the glass to catch d irt;
no cement to come apart. They make
you feel young without making you
FAM ILY REFRIGERATORS A T COST
look old. Free demonstrations. Scores
o f CAttage Grove references.
More
A nice new line o f them at th«* Ice
Plant for the accommodation o f
than 20 years experience. Don’ t for­
Ice Patrons.
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get the day and date.
Mr«. B. S. Swengel went to Portland
$ 12.50
$ 15.00
$ 2 2 .0 0
Monday for a short visit.
Miss Atha Widdersheim has accepted
Mrs. L. D. Moon o f Salina, Kanaan, a position with the Rees-W sllsce (jo.
ia spending a couple o f month* with
C. E. Jones was in Eugene Saturday
her daughter, Mrs. S. E. McGavran.
on business at the court house.
Veatch's Music Store will be open
Wanted to borrow $760 on^jilecc of
evenings up to July 16th.
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gilt-edged real estate security. Ad­
G. IL Tyaon ia taking in the Salem
dress W. H. F., care Sentinel.
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Cherry Fair anil Elka’ Convention.
C. E. I.cum and family returned Mon­
day from spending the Fourth at Yon-
calla.
Special trains from the south have
AT A BARGAIN
been numerous during the past week,
Only l i miles from Cottage on account o f the Elks' Convention at
Grove, 35 acres under cultiva­ Portland.
Electric vibrator for sale.—Almost
tion, 40 acres fine piling tim­
new. goes at $16. Address, C. C., care
ber. 200 acres good foot-hill Sentinel.
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woodland pasture. Price $20
Mrs. C. O. Dryden and children left
per acre. A snap. Kasy terms. Sunday for a visit with relatives in
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Portland.
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AIXlKKSH O WN K M
David
Griggs
and
family
spent the
Box 458, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Fourth with relatives at Comstock.
Investigate This
SU G AR S P E C IA L I
100 lb. sack - $ 6 .2 0
16 lbs. for - - $ 1 .0 0
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M. P. Gurroutte was in Eugene Ka'-
urday on business.
Haying tools are selling fast now.
Hay carriers, forks, baling wire. The
Swengel Hardware Store has the goods.
Miaa Eilna Ward returned Saturday
to Eugene, after a visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Goff o f Kose-
burg spent the Fourth in this city.
8 x 10 wall tents, 8 ox. duck. $6.60;
10x12, $7.60; 12x14, $10.60. Can you
beat itT Wynne & Woods.
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F. Hemenway o f I.orane was in Eu­
gene the first o f the week.
Mr. and Mr«. A. B. Wood returned
Chss. McKibben spent s few days of
from Portland the Fourth.
the past week in Eugene.
One good six year old bay mare for
Expert dressmaking done promptly.
sale by Marion Veatch.
j20.
Mrs. Pet Sanford.
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J. E. Thomas, formerly o f Crcswell,
About every "B ill” in the city is at­
has taken up hia permanent residence
here, occupying one o f the Cooper tending the Elks contention at Port­
land.
houses on South Fifth St.
B. F. Hart, s Portland real estate
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and two chil­
dren o f Portland are visiting Mrs. man, was up Tuesday consulting J.
Johnson’s mother, Mrs. Amsnda Gib­ E. |Thomas concerning some Lane
County real estate.
son.
I can’ t furniah the wings, but I can 'D r. Lowe’s glasses are death to head­
•ew on the soles while you wait. GofT. ache. Ask your neighbors.
Murphy’a trained dogs tonight Ar­
cade. Special scenery.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
We carried over a good many fruit jara from laat year.
Economy, Schram and Mason jars. We are going to make
a special price on jara thia year ao that ,we will not have to
carry any over.
Schram Jara—One of the best self-sealing jara on the
market, we will sell at the following price«:
days at the Chautauqua.
FOIt KENT
One thousand votes on the baby
Beginning Oi tôlier timt I will lia ve contest with each sdmisaion to The
(mature for 26 head ol Hfttek on the Arcade Friday night.
'«Harding Rimili." Plenty graia and
Mra. G. A. Warner has accepted a
water.
.1. E. THOMAS
position with the Hurkholder-Woods Co.
One block Sonili of Sentinel Offiee
Lloyd Stratton has returned from
■(lending his vacation in Southern
J. E. Young was in Eugene on busi­ Oregon.
ness Friday.
The W. C. T. U. will hold an evan­
A Ion Matteson o f Disaton «pent the
gelistic
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Fourth at Springfield.
Welch tomorrow afternoon.
Coming to Arcade, the Honolulu trio.
Paints, varnishes and interior finishes
Big musical act.
at Swengel'a Hardware.
R. H. Parsons and family and Mrs.
A. J. Stewart and son, Authur J.,
Edgar Parsona motored up from ('res­
well Tuesday and spent a few hours are taking an outing at Newport.
Master Roy Wampole is visiting hia ,
with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thomas.
FOR RENT. — Modern furnished light grandparents at Glendale.
Pints, dozen, 6 5 c
Quarts, dozen, 8 5 c
I -2 Gals., dozen, $ 1 . 1 0
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Ma«on jara will «ell at the same price as the Schram jara.
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Economy jara will be the same price as they were last year:
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Pints, dozen, $ 1.05
Quarts, dozen, $ 1. 3 0
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1-2 Gals., dozen, $ 1 .6 0
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Jelly Glasses, with covers, per dozen, only...................30c
Jar Covers, all kinds, per dozen................................. ^ 2 0 c
Beat White Jar Rubbers, 8 dozen for........................... .25c
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General Blacksmith
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R E P A IR
WORK
L O C A T E D O N W E S T SIDE
GROCERS
Miss hern Shafer o f Crcswell has
accepted a position on The Leader.
Mrs. Shafer has returned to Inde­
pendence, after an extended visit with
her mother. Mrs. Drake.
Get aome o f thoae Fourth o f July
post carda at Armstrong's Studio at 6
for 26c and send them to your Eastern
friends.
C. A. Kartc 11 is spending the week
in Portland, Seattle and Tacoma.
P A R T IC U L A R
PEOPLE
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Mid-Summer Sale 1
M en ’s and Boys’ Clothing
Shoes for the whole family
Corsets
he gone a coupie o f weeks.
Veterinary Surgeon.
A clean shave in a sanitary shop,
Dr. H. H. Owen, Veterinary Sur­
Hubbard & Spoelatra. In the Street. geon, Room 14, Woodward Bldg., Phone
10. Graduate Kansas City Veterinary
College.
— A l timber, will cut
million ft. Onlv
34 miles from load­
ing point, on main line S. P. Ry. 4
rniW-M from Cottage Grove, on good
road.
Small house and barn on
place. About 3 acres cleared; good
garden and some fruit; tine water.
Price $H 0 U, $600 cash, balance one
year at 6 ‘ , interest. Box 518,
Dr. and Mrs. Kime, Mrs. M. P. Gar
routte, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gross, Mrs.
Linnie Violette, Miss Jennie Landesa
are among tho«e taking in the Elks’
Convention at Portland thia week.
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Miaa Eleanor Wheeler ia visiting at
Oregon City.
Mrs. C. P. Stafford o f Halsey spent
Miss liertns White of The Daf^s vis­
the week'* end here.
ited relatives here over the Fourth.
Mra. M. T. Mack returned Friday to
Mrs. J. M. Stark and daughter of
her home in Canby.
Eugene spent Sunday in the city.
Ed Jenka ard George Stedham were
Kuilders hardware and tools that
down from Bohemia to spend the
sa tisfy ; Swengel.
Fourth.
Mrs. Lydia StoufTer, Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Miner and family left Saturday
C. L.- liar nett and Miss Mabel Earl
for Black Rock.
were among those who left yesterday
Mra. M. F. DesLarzes left Saturday
to attend the Elks' Convention.
Mrs.
Stoutfer will also visit Oregon City and for Oregon City to visit her son Leon.
40 Acres»
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Brund & Company f
Mrs. O. F. Demorest, son end daugh- '
housekeeping rooms, close in.
No
ter have returned from a visit in Port­
children. Mrs. E. A. Cottle.
j 6 tf
land.
JO E B A K E R
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W o o l Skirts
The Opening of a Piano
Store in Cottage Grove \
by Eilers Music House
Means Much to Piano
Buyers.
W ash Skirts and W ash G oods
LURCH’ S , Cottage Grove
We realize that j t takes time and
money for moat o f you to make a trip
to our big Portland store to aelect
your piano, and under our expansion
policy we have brought pianos to your
very doors.
See them at the K. P. building West
Main SL
The policy o f largest possible sales
at the^smallest possible profit on each
sale has brought Eilers organization
from one small store o f a few years
ago to the forty thriving stores o f to­
day, which are the foremost in each
Western city wherever located.
Realising that it is not convenient
for everybody to visit one o f the large
cities where our stores are located to
make a selection o f a musical instru­
ment. we are expanding our policy and
at a small operating expense we are
bringing pianos and organs right to
"T H E SHOP W HERE GOOD PRINTING IS DONE"
your very doors giving you the advant­
age o f our low priced system that pre­
vails in the large centers where we
operate.
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In our Cottage Grove store you will
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fiud a nice assortment of pianos and
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organs from which to choose, includ­
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ing a Chickering Grand, as well as a
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fine line o f high grade upright pianos
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in all the fancy woods, such as Mahog­ ♦
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any, Walnut, Quarter Sawed Oak, ♦
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Flemish Oak and French Walnut Finish. ♦
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The Famous Eilers Bungalow Placer ♦
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Piano, mission style case, and other ♦
player pianos are included in the stock ♦
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Buying thousands o f pianos to supply
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our forty stores enables us to under­
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piano in a plain case for $165.00 on
payments, if so desired, o f $1.50 a
week. We have them and others,
ranging up to the Chickering Grand.
See Us About Farm Loans
Have you seen the Eilera Bungalow
Player Piano? I f r.ot, come in and see
and hear it. Inveatiagte our piano
propositions, we can please you in case
designs, quality, price and terms. Call
'A GOOD BANK IN A GOOD TO W N "
at K. P. Building, West Main St.
Ellers Music House.
500 Envelopes 85c
H igh Grade X X X , Fine Quality
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J. B. PHELPS
Estim ates
Given
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Plans
Pum lshed
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Get prices elsewhere, and then see
us. We will duplicate prices on same
quality or better pianos. We buy di­
rect from factories at best factory
prices and do not add a large commis
sion to the price for expenses, as our
expenses in handling pianos are very
small. Our motto is "R ig h t Pianos at
Right Prices," direct from factory to
our customer ; hence we save you the
"middle man’ s or jobber's commiaaion.
See us. Veatch’ s Music Store.
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F. J. Hard was here from Eugene
Monday.
Thoroughbred Bwtgfan hares, $2.50
per pair. Mra. J. P. Wilbur, Cottage
Grove, on tiowdy place.
jll-18c.
J. M. Stark was in Eugene the brat
o f the week.
There are a few o f thoae E-Z Run
garden cultivators left. Come in and
get one on 10 days' free trial. Ster­
ling Feed Co.
The frame work is now well up on
the new Swengel home 9 * Adams Ave.
The new Hubbell house on Quincy
Ave. is about completed.
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you want that new act o f lines
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made right, see I^gaL
After the church and the school, the
Ben Lurch and Dr. Schleef were free public library is the moat effective
among those in Portland this week.
influence for good in America. Tha
John Addison and Mrs. A. H. Addi­ moral, mental and material benefits to
son o f Lorsne returned Friday from a be derived from a carefully selected
visit in Eugene.
collection o f good books, free for the
Why not save the best cherries in the use o f all the people, cannot be over­
top o f the tree T Get a long step estimated. No community can afford
ladder from the Swengel Hardware to be without a library.—THEODORE
ROOSEVELT.
Store.
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Envelopes.
Secured at a
bargain and sold at
Cottage Grove Sentinel
See the New Vest
Pocliet KODAK, $6
Modern Pharmacy
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— 10 miles out; 14
million ft. tine tim­
ber; good g a r d e n
land; creek Isiltom: small hearing
orchard; assorted fruits, place all
fenced; fine out range for stock;
good creek ami mountaip springs on
place. Place rented and in crop this
season. Price $1.260; $700 cash, bal­
ance one year at 6 % interest.
Hex MS.
87 Acres
The late Bishop Potter, o f New York,
once said, “ Life insurance has advan­
tages, especially to persons o f small
means, which it does not seem easy to
overstate; to those o f my own profes­
sion it furnishes a method o f 'laying
by fo> a rainy d ay,’ o f all others the
moat practicable and effectual.’ ’ Is
your family protected when the rainy
day comes?
H. K. Metcalf.
Phone
107-L.
N orman Hawley wa* in from Ixirane
to spend the Fourth and give an exhi­
bition in the manly art o f wrestling.
J. S. Medley was in Eugene on buai-
ni'ss Tuesday.
Dr. Deirioreat, Dentist. Office over
Uncle Jim Sears ia assisting his son
Kerr At SiUby'a Store.
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Ernest make hay at his Saginaw ranch
Mra. E. W. Bobbins and her visitor. this week.
Mis« Ina liaker, are visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. James Potts are taking
at (.oiidon.
in the Elks’ Convention.
Fourth o f July |>ost cards, 6 for 26c
Rev. and Mra. Sutcliffe left yeatdY-
at Armstrong's Studio.
day for Alhany to spend a couple of
STOCK RANCH
Mr. ami Mra. C. W. Wallace are tak­
ing in the Elks' Convention ami will
g o on to the Seattle Potlach.
The Shop in thç Street dnea just as
good hair rutting as if it was in its
new building.
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Roy W. Welch o f Kelso, Wash., fo r­
merly of Welch & Woods o f this city,
is visiting relative« here.
Mrs. V. Goff, who has been ill for I f
some time, was taken to a Portland ||
hospital this week.
Bank of Cottage Grove
CAPITAL
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Interest Paul on Tintecik'posjts.
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$ 25 , 000.00
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
E D D I N G Stationery, Party Invitations.
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