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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1912)
/ f T The Sentinel has for sale a complete schol- f I I arship in any course o f the International ^ ^L^C orre8 p on d en ce Schools. To some ambi tious young man or woman anxious to complete his education, hut unable to take the time or upend the money to attend a regular school, or wishing to extend his or her learning in some special branch, a substantial reduction in price will I k ? made. This offer is only good for those who wish to use the scholarship for themselves and will not be sold to anyone wishing to make a profit by dis u s in g o f it to a third party. The reputation o f the International Corres|>ondence Schools is im pregnable and instruction in every course o f study under the sun is given. TALES OF THE TOWN MANY MATTERS OF MORE THAN PASSING MOMENT. G. il. Tyson's mare in suffering from severe injuries w a iv e d in fooling with • barb wire fence. One o f the lege re ceived a aevrrc gaeh near the fetlock. KOK S A L E I w ill sell the 1200 arrra, one mile north ol Cottage G m ve «form erly know n im the Harding ltnu< h) in tract* of lo arrra or more. Secure it while you Imve the .chance. Pre\niliiijc |iriera. .1. I,. B E A T T Y I'lioue 2M F 21 Cottage firuve. Ore. I f you love your w ife, huy her one o f thoae blue flame, wicklean, automatic oil alovra at the S wcukc I Unni ware Store. Cheap to une and eaay to oper ale. A child can do II. Harry Parker came down from Bohe- mia yeairrday to remain a few daya. Read this Book W rite lor ro p y of I mki I c rn titlrd " T h e W h ite Slave'» A w ful Kaiatence" (ill poem) I■ y I,rail Harrell. Cottage (»ro ve O regon. Price 25 c ru t» |>er cop) Investigate This Billy Edward* wan down from Bohe mia a few daya o f the pant week. Colonel Teddy K. Blair from Portland yeaterday. returned General Blacksmith AND REPAIR Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Bryan o f Cen- tralia, Wash., visited Mrs. Bryan’ s Hchrsm 4 gal. fruit jar* $1 00 a doz brother, J. W. Grant, several days of en while they la*t, at Swerigel Hard the paat week. ware Company. Elbert Veatch and family o f Grants Robert Anlauf and fam ily were up Pass are «(rending a couple o f weeks rrom Anlauf Tuemiay in their aute. with Win. Veatch and other relativea. WORK L O C A T E D ON W E S T SIDE 1 repreaent legitim ate life iimurance. " ‘ No augar coated proposition*,“ “ spec ial contracta” or “ board achemca.” Call 11)7-1. and I w ill come to you with the bent and moat liberal |>olicy you have ever *een or heard of. H. K. M etcalf. — A1 timber, will cut million ft. Onlv .14 mile* from loan ing point, on main line S. P. By. 4 muen from Cottage Grove, on good road. Small houae and barn on place. About 3 acre* cleared; good arden and Home fruit; fine witter. rice $8(8), $500 cash, balance one year at 6% interest. Box 518. 40 Acres * f J. W. Wilson stopped off here over Sunday to viait hit fam ily while on a trip through the state. One good *ix year old sale by Mariop Veatch. Mr. and panied by e joyed an day in Mr. bay mare for j20 Mrs. W. B. Cooper, accom Dr. and Mra. F. L. Ingram, auto trip to Koaeburg Sun Cooper’s new machine. The Shop in the Street does just a* good hair rutting a* if it waa in ila new building. m30 J. I. June* waa called to Albany on bunineaa this week. woodland pasture. Price $20 per acre. A snap. Easy terms. ADDKKHH OWNKK Veatch’ * Music Store w ill be open evenings up to July 15th. J-4 John Nukes ha* retuned from IVirt- land, having cbmpleted the job he had there. Miss Orpha Snodgrass returned Sun day from a visit in Eugene. $ $ ets Mrs. C. C. DuBruille is visiting rela tives in Lebanon. Having sold my bouse, I will sell cheap the follow in g: Household furni ture, garden tool«, barn tools, double and *ingle buggy harness, new rubber tired buggy, old light wagon, old horse, White Leghorn hens, etc, F. B. P H L L IP S . And let us tell you how easy it is to save after you have made a start. We will open an account with you for $1.00 and you will Child Badly Bitten by Dog. | find your first deposit an incen- A child by the name o f Thomas : tive to make others. And you whose parents live near Lowell was have the assurance that your quite badly bitten on the cheek by a dog a few day* ago and taken to the money is absolutely safe, for a Springfield hospital, where it w ill be National Bank is under the direct ca/ed for. The hot weather and the supervision of the U. S. Govern probability o f hydrophobia caused the ment. hurry. The child waa playing with the dog, when another dog came rush ing up and snapped at it, the first dog biting the child. The animal was a pet and probably intended to bite the dog which attacked it, instead o f the I child. j ...THE... First National Bank ’T IE OLD RELIABLE’ ’ The best always. Sentinel printing. j NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC We carried over a good many fruit jars from last year. Economy. Schram and Mason jars. We are going to make a special price on jars this year so that we will not have to carry any over. Schram Jar»—One of the best self-sealing jars on the market, we will sell at the following prices: 4 Pints, dozen, 6 5 c Quarts, dozen, 8 5 c . 1 -2 Gals., dozen, $ 1 . 1 0 Mason jars will sell at the same price as the Schram jars. Economy jars will be the same price as they were last year: Pints, dozen, $ 1.05 Quarts, dozen, $ 1. 3 0 I -2 Gals., dozen, $ 1.6 0 The goat ia loose again. C. H. Burkholder ia spending a couple weeks at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mercer and daughter o f Ruseburg spent a few days at the N. E.- Compton home the Mr. and M i*. D. T. Abw rey returned past week, returning home Sunday. from Am ity Thursday. Dr. France Lucile Hard o f Eugene is Electric vibrator for Male.—Almost visiting her brother. Cnas. Hard, at new. goes st 115. Address, C. C , care Bohemia. Sentinel. j4 Mrs. David Griggs and children vis A merry-go-round .at the corner of ited Mrs. G rig gs’ parents in Eugene a Main and Fifth ia proving popular with few days this week. the younger people and some older Mrs. Henry Landess who is spending ones. a few days at the Win. Landes* home, will go to Bohemia tomorrow, return ing Monday or Tuesday. Jelly Glasses, with covers, per dozen, only__________ 30c Jar Covers, all kinds, per dozen____ >......... ............... 20c Best White Jar Rubbers, 3 dozen fo r.........- .............. 25c Brund & Company GROCERS TO P A R T IC U L A R PEOPLE COTTOLENE SPECIAL F or a allot t tu n c w r w ill aril Large size - $ 1.6 0 Medium size - .6 0 x» LARZES BROS. J. B. PHELPS 7L Estimates Given R. E. W alker was called to Eugene this week for grand jury duty. Clearance Sale! T. F. Secrist and fam ily have moved here from Marcola. J. L. Beatty was in Eugene Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hemenway o f Lorane viaited in Eugene a few days this week. MFN’S OXFORDS The Masonic lodge has called off for the summer. The next stated com munication w ill be the third Wednes day in September. The 0. E SN called off some time ago. The ladies o f the Baptist Church w ill serve ice cream and cake at the creamery parlor Saturday afternoon and evening at the usual prices. V el vet Rose ice cream. * W e will sell Mra. W. W. Shortridge o f London 1 has returned from a visit with her sis ter. Mrs. Colum, at Eugene. while they last, $5 value M en ’s O xford Shoes ! for only $ 1 « 9 8 Ï • • Wanted to buy for cash. -C lose-in , tract o f 6 tc 10 arces. Give full partic ulars and lowest cash price in ffrst let ter. A . O. O., care Sentinel. Thoroughbred Belgian hares, $2.50 per pair. Mrs. J. P. Wilbur, Cottage Grove, on Gowdy place. jll-I8 c . Plans EumlsHed Mr. and Mra. (.’ has. Adams have moved into their recently completed bungalow. C. C. Cruaon and O rville Spear are off on their vacations. Mr. Cruaon’s place in the poatoffice is being filled by Lawrence Vhelpa. Misa S. O. Erb o f Brocktpn, N. Y ., ( who is making a tour o f the West, is visiting at the F. L. Ingram home for a week, after which she and Mra. Ingram w ill go to Myrtle Creek for a visit with Mrs. Ingram's parents. W. C. Beckwith, traveling sales manager o f the Eilera Music House, arrived in the city last night, accom- pained by a Mr. Riley, who w ill aaaist Mr. W eir in the management o f the local store. i I We have them in Black and T a n and Patent Leather Bargains at Bed Rock Prices V ? ! ! x X Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Legat spent Sun day in Eugene. I ’ m looking for sinners with soles to be sewed on with my new machine. Be sure and have your votes in on Goff. the baby contest Monday night. The Tibblea, Durham, J. T. and J. A nino new line o f them at the Ice A . J. Pierce was in Eugene Monday. M. Cox familea have gone to Newport Plant for the accommodation o f I.. B. Woodruff visited in Eugene miMf for a couple weeks' outing. Ice Patrons. Monday. J P T y°u want that new set o f linea 22.00 / f 12.50 15.00 made right, aee L e g a t A clean shave in a sanitary shop, J. B. Protzman has returned from an Hubbard & Spoelstra. In the Street. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. M iller spent Watch found at ball grounds Fourth extended visit with relatives in Mary o f July. Owner can have same by land. He disclaims any respon*ibilily Sunday with friends in Eugene. proving property and paying for this for the actions o f the Democratic Con Mr. and Mra. C. J. Kem visited in vention at Baltimore. notice-. Portland during the past week. $ T H E A T R E Misa Bess Shepherd o f Yamhill ia viaiting a few daya with Mrs. S. R. Smith. Box 458, Cottage Grove, Ore. Mra. J. Baum returned Monday from m visit with her aon Charles at Med ford. Wanted to borrow $750 on pieee o f Fine weather to dry paint. Get the gilt-edged real estate security. Ad- Iteat at Swengel Hardware Store. drea* W. H. F., care Sentinel. jlltf Harry Mitchell and fam ily are visit L. H. Turpin w h s here from W elter- ing in Albany. ville. Oregon, this week to visit his Miaa Jennie Woods returned Tuesday mother, Mrs. Ed Turpin, beTore her de from a viait in Portland. Miss Laura parture for Oakland, Calif. Woods, who accompanied her, returned Dr. Demurest, Dentist. Office over to I,oa Angelea. K err & Silahy's Store. m$tf Prizes on the Arcade baby contest C. J. Kem spent last week si the w ill be given away Tuesday night. State Rexall meeting in Portland and Standing o f bafiies will be shown on incidentally took in the Elks' Conven the curtain. tion. Mr*. Kem accompanied her hus Mra. Koy E. Bellow* is up from Koaeburg viaiting relatives. Mr. Bel- band. lows w ill be up over Sunday. There are a few o f those E-Z Run garden cultivators left. Come in and Mrs. Martha Hunter o f Preston, I a., get one on 10 days’ free trial. S ter .. is viaiting her sister, Mrs. T. W. Hig- ling Feed Co. Miss Goldie Hayes has returned to gina. J. K. M iller returned Saturday from Cottage Grove. She had been gone three years. a visit with relatives at Albany. * FAMILY REFRIGERATORS AT COST A R C A D E STOCK RANCH DES JO E B A K E R Be sure and have all votes deposited in ballot box at Bon T on that night. Prizes will be given away Tuesday night and standing of babies thrown on screen giving the complete result Portland are visting their |fether, W. II. Blair o f thia city. We are supplied with all kinds of Mr. Anlauf reports crops looking tine hia way. He say* the only thing necea- feed for horses, cattle, hogs and chick *ary for good crop* i* good land and ens. Sterling Feed C m . proper management. W. H. Lawrence waa here from Get prieft-s elsewhere, and then *ee Comstock Friday. u*. We will duplioate .price* on same Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Throne came quality or better piano*. We buy di down from Eugene Tuesday. rect from factories at best factory Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hard came up prices and do not add a large compiie- from Erigcue Tuesday on their way to sion to the price for expenses, as our the Hard properties in the Bohemia ex|>euNc* in handling pianoa are very district, where the family will apend small. Our motto ia “ Right Piano* at the summer. Their aon and daughter Right Pricca, ” direct from factory to were already up there. Mr. Hard our customer; hence we save you the plaari on putting in a strenuous sea "m iddle man’ a or jobber's commission. son. See u*. Veatch’ * Music Store. J-4 Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wheeler returned Mr. and Mr*. W. E. McCord o f Crca- Mrs. Lee Roy Wood* and Mias Grsce Sunday from a Portland trip. well s|>eiit Saturday at the home of Bennett returned last Thursday from A ll the Bills are home again. their daughter, Mra. 1. I,. Howe. attending a lecture at Eugene at which K. H. Mosher waa down from Eu Mra. II. A. M iller haa returned from the speaker* were the national secre tary o f the C. W. B. M. and Mr*. gene Saturday in hia auto. a viait with Koaeburg relativea. Mra. J. E. Banton .and children of A ll kinds o f harness made to order Moon, a missionary recently returned Ixmdon have returned from a viait at l.egat's Shop. .. from the Congo. with Mr. and Mra. Eliia Whattain at M ims Faina Johnson returned Monday Eugene. X 10 miles out; 14 from an extended viait with relativea Special prices and terms on any piano A / A r r P Q million ft. line tim- in Eugene. L fl n v i VO i*.r; gowJ R Hr(1<. n we have in stock. We must move them J. II. Brown and Gus Gross o f this land; creek bottom, small bearing to make room for a new carload. orchard; assorted fruit*, place all city have recently undergone ojiera- Veatch’* Music Store. J-4 fenced; fine out range for atoex; tiona at a Portland hoapital. good creek and mountain spring* on J. H. Hawley was in Eugene Satur We have a carload o f lira! « I bnn cheap place. Place rented and in crop thi* day. aeaxon. Price 11350; $700 cash, bal hay. Sterling Feed Co. .. Misa Baker arrived from Eugene ance one year at 6’ ,’v interent. Mr. and Mra. H. A. M ifler ot tin* Box 518. Saturday for a short visit. city and the S. it. W illis fam ily o f A l Mrs. M. F. W yatt returned Saturday bany spent Saturday up Moabv {¡reek . Expert dreNamaking done promptly. from a short visit in Eugene. Frank Woodruff and Ed Newcomb Mr*. Pet Sanford. m28tf Mra. C. W. Kenney and Miaa Mia were In Creswcll Sunday. Several citizens o f the city haye Nason of Antioch, Calif., are spending Binding twine, the old reliable P-y- gone in together in the erection o f a a couple o f weeks at the F. W. Rob inouth standard and pure manila at the ahooUXhc-chutea in the river near the bins home. Swcngel Hardware Store. dam, and are planning on all kinds of We have on display in our East win Mra. I,. F. Orpurd returned Sunday sport when the work is completed. dow a line o f the famous W eller Cas from a viait with her daughter, Mra Lost. - Pair o f glasses near the dam. seroles. These bakers are made in ( ‘ has. Cochran, at Portland. Return to Wynne & Woods for small Zaneaviile, Ohio, and are acknowledged The infant son o f Mr. and Mrs. H er reward. j!8c. to be the best on the market. The man Breeae o f Divide, which died Sun prices are nearly one-half cheaper tkan day, was buried here Monday. you have even Been before. We are W allace & McKenzie, Murry Makers, offering as a bargain deal a set o f will be at The Arcade Monday night. nine pieces, containing a mounted AT A BARGAIN baker, two smaller bakers, and six W. C. Counter o f Ashland, a former Only 1J miles from Cottage moulds for puddings for $2.35. We Cottage Grove attorney, visited her* this week. He was located at Ixx (¡rove, 35 acres under cultiva have only 21 o f these sets le ft and they Angeles for about a year. tion, 40 acres fine piling tim are going fast. Better come quick if you want to get in on the deal. Wynne 10 ' , Discount on all raah order* for ber. 200 acres good foot-hill & Woods. double harness fur the balance o f lliir Miaa Clara Groom ia spending a week'a vacation in Roarburg and ia .. aaid to be inridentally ‘ looking over month only. L egal. G. W. Urr waa in Yoncalla Sunday. her future home. Mias B. O. Shepard o f Yoncalla via- Y ou 'll miaa the fun if you do not aee and hear W allare & McKenzie, the ited thia week with Mr. and Mr*. S. K. Merry Makera, at The Arcade Monday Smith. night. I can’ t furnish the «Sings, but I can •ew on the sole* while you wait. Guff. 4 block, 3 m in u t e * walk t o P. (>. 7 room houne and cellar, barn, hen houacn and parka, rail keep (UN) laying hena. In heart o f residence diatnet, line neighbor*, goral garden and fruit; Jer*ey cow 3 year* old, 3 dozen laying hen*, one year’ » aup- ply o f wood. All goea for $4k*>5<) earth I f you are wanting a anap, look thin up. Box 51M Baby Contest Closes Monday Night x-x~>x~> B a r g a in for cylmbitious Young cTVfan or W o m a n H. G. K inter was in Portland during G. IL Tyson returned Saturday from a visit in Salem, Delia* and Fall* City. the past week. He ro|x>rta the Cherry Fair as some Returned Torn Aw brey ha* returned thing extraordinary. from an extended vacation on hi* fruit Baby content at The Arcade cloaca farm arid will now give special atten tion to ffr« insurance. Cell at the e x Monday night. jlSaSpd. The Mines* Ruth and Sadi* Blair of press office. L U R C H ’ S , Cottage Grove 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 COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.