Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, July 25, 1912, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMra. Dora Fielda turn completed the We have a carload of first class cheap iinprovemimta to her home at the cor hay. Sterling Feed Co. ner o f Adaina and South Fifth, and the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hanlon o f {.ondon reaidence preaenta a greatly improved returned Sunday from Eugene, where appearance. Mr. Hanton had been serving on the Mra. S. E. I'arker returned Sunday grand jury. from an extended visit at Albany. A lex Luridberg and Thoa. R. Parker B a r g a in for c4mbitious Young cTVlan or W o m an * T T The Sentinel has for sale a complete schol- f I I arship in any course o f the International * ^ L ^ ^ C orresp on d en ce Schools. To some ambi tious young man or woman anxious to complete his education, but unable to take the time or s|>end the money to attend a regular school, or wishing to extend his or her learning in some sj>ecial branch, a substantial reduction in price will be made. This offer is only good for those who wish to use the scholarship for themselves and will not In? sold to anyone wishing to make a profit by dis posing o f it to a third party. The reputation o f the International Correspondence Schools is im pregnable and instruction in every course o f study under the sun is given. TALES OF THE TOWN M A N Y M A T T E R S OF MORE T H A N PASSING MOM ENT. I repreaent legitim ate life insurance. " N o angar coated propoaitiona," “ spec ial contracts" or “ board schem es." Call 107-1. and 1 w ill come to you with the heat and moat liberal policy you have ever seen or heard of. H. K. Metcalf, the proper address, it w ill be a favor to The Sentinel. FAMILY REFRIGERATORS AT COST A nice new line o f them at the Ice I’ laut for the accommodation o f Ice Patron«. homi $ 12.50 $ 15.00 $ 22.00 Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Swcngel returned from Portland Tuesday morning. COTTOLENE SPECIAL F o r a «h ört tim e w r w ill aril Larg e size A good Huick automobile, 1910 model, 30 horae power, 4-cyilinder, top and in good repair, for sale cheap. I V I C v J I U I I I 0 1 Z.C F. H. Phillips. $ 1.60 .60 LARZES 4-block, 3 m in u t e « walk t o P. O. 7 room hou«e and cellar, barn, hen housca and parka, can keep 300 laying hena. In heart o f residence district, tine neighbor*, good garden ami fruit; Jersey cow 3 year« old, 3 dozen laying hens, one year’ s sup ply o f wood. A ll goes for $1,660 cash I f you are wanting a snap, look thia up. Hox 51H. Investigate This Men’ s and ladiea’ suits made to order at very reasonable prices. Alterations and repairing neatly done. Fred Reff- ling, tailor. Care J. M. Hansen, 306 6th St. S. j26 alpd. Dan Woods was in Eugene Friday. JOE BAKER Ger your “ House for Rent” and Harrv Mitchell and fam ily returned “ House for S a le " signs at The Senti Monday from a viait at Albany. nel office. O. P. Adams went to Bohemia Mon* Mrs. Pet Sanford returned Friday | day. from I'ortlami. She was accompanied One good six year old bay mare for by her daughter, Mra. L. P. Hennctt. sale by Marion Veatcb. j20 Mra. E. C. Shay ami daughters Mar The north veatry o f the M. E. Church jorie and Murile left Saturday for Oak- has been thoroughly renovated during ridge, where they will join Mr. Shay the past week and preaenta a much ami spend the remainder o f the sum improved appearane. mer. Wanted to Rent.— A modern house with large yard. HH, care Sentinel... Mrs. James Atkinson is gradually re covering from her illness. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. McClellan and two children o f Salem s|>cnt Sunday with Mrs. McClellan's parents, Mayor and Mrs. W. 11. Ahrama. SpoeDtra now occupies the former Mctsan Shop stand with hia sanitary barber ahop. STOCK RANCH AT A BARGAIN Only H miles from Cottage Grove, 35 acres under cultiva tion, 40 acres fine piling tim ber. 200 acres good foot-hill woodland pasture. Price $20 per acre. A snap. Easy terms. The Misses “ J im m ie" and Sadie AP D R K S 8 O W N K R Hlair o f I’ortlami, who are visiting in Box 468, Cottage Grove, Ore. the city, went to Drain this morning for a few days’ viait with Misa Effie A N D R E P A IR W O R K Perkina. Rev. Iaham Burnett o f Ixtndon pass LOCATED ON W E ST SIDE Paint. H. M. best prepared paint ed through the city Tuesday on his way and pure linseed oil is sold by the to Seattle to visit friends. J. N. Jonea waa in Eugene laat Swengcl Hardware Store. I can’ t furnish the wings, but I can Thursday. Sid Hamlin returned Monday from sew on the soles while you wait. Goff. Mr. and Mr*. Haskins o f Eugene Junction City, where he had been J. E. Dunton, who w ill have charge working with W. F. Hart. were here this week. o f, the public schools the coming year, F. 1). W heeler’ a father has returned arrived with his fam ily Friday and Havjng »old my house, 1 w ill sell cheap the follow in g: Household furni from the East and ia quite sick at the has moved .into the house vacated by Prof. Inlow. ture, garden tools, barn tools, double Wheeler home. The Florence blue flame is the mast and aingle buggy harneaa, new rubber W. F. H art and fam ily returned tired buggy, old light wagoh, old perfect oil stove made. Sold only by Tuesday from Junction City, where the Swengel Hardware Co. liorae, W hite Leghorn hena, etc. Mr. H art erected a residence. He w ill F. B. P U L I,IP S . I)r. W. W. Oglesby was in Salem immediately start on a contract here. Mias Evelyn Kriatow o f Eugene, who the first o f the week. The big hardware store is head General Blacksmith had been viaiting here, returned home Geo. M. Hall ami fam ily returned quarters for campers’ outfits, tents. Sunday from an auto trip to Portland. Ashing tackle and sporting goods. Friday. i ! L U R C H ’ S , Cottage Grove 1 Wanted to borrow $760 on piece o f <-*X~X~X»*X**X**X*<-*X-*X'*X- -XK-*X-*X--XK-*X-*X“ X**X-*X*<~X~X**X*,X**X**> gilt-edged real estate security. A d dress W. H. F., care Sentinel. jlltf Frank Knox wsa in Eugene Monday on business. Elmer 1-ewis o f Falls City is here looking over the country and may be come a resident o f the Cottage Grove country. i Brund & Company i Phone G R O C E R S TO P A R T IC U L A R P E O P L E Expert dressmaking done promptly. Mra. Pet Sanford. m23tf Mra. Groat ia visiting relatives in Yoncalla. Editor A . J. Nutt o f Ranier was in the city Friday. We have 6 doz. Everlasting 4 gal. jars which we w ill sacrifice at $1.00 per doz. We want to clean up our odds ami emit. We have other bar gains in jars. Brund A Co., Phone 65. Prayer meeting services at Presby terian Church every Wednesday even ing. A. W. A irey attended a meeting of the Seventh Day Adventists at Port land thia week. BROS. d ll A rr Infant’s White Canvas Oxfords 4Qp valued at 90c, now o n ly ..................... ^fOL here the first of the week. Wanted to buy for cash.—Close-in tract o f 5 to 10 arces. G ive full partic ulars and lowest cash price in first let ... . . . . . . Mr. f , I). Wheeler returned Monday ter. A. O. O., care Sentinel. W. A. W illiam s is visiting at N e w from an extended absence in different port. parts o f the state, There , re . tew ot those E.Z Hun J. 1. Jones transacted business in garden cultivators left. Come in and Roseburg the latter part o f last week. DES Mrs. J. D..McDonald o f Eugene and Mrs. M. I * Campbell o f San Francisco visited here Saturday. Mra. II. II. Fieater was in Eugene a W. O. and Koy Wilson are on a trip few days o f the past week. throughout the stale. 10 ‘ , Discount on all rash orders fur Miaa Nancy Whitaett 1« enjoying her double harness for the balance o f this get one on 10 days’ free trial. Ster- summer vacation. month only. Legat. .. ling Feed Co. Wanted Furnished house, by young Kev. W. A. Elkins ami fam ily o f Mr. and Mra. Keyes and daughter couple, no children. Addreas box 639, Lebanon arc spending a couple weeks were in from ('oast Fork Saturday, 1 o l t a g c Drove. j26tf camping out near Cottage (¡rove. Mr. I Richard W alker and Rhod Porten» Elkins was form erly pastor o f the have returned from a trip to Eastern FOR S A I.E Christian Church here, going to Leba Oregon. I w ill «rii the 1200 acre«, one mile non laat year. { north of C ollage D rove (form erly Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knowlton and known a« I he Harding Kam h) In tract« s/\ a —A l timber, will cut daughter returned Saturday from a p c 1 J million ft. Only of 10 acre« or more. Secure it while ‘t v r\\j I C O Kj.n.iU-s from |oa4f. you have the rhauee. P reva ilin g visit in Portland. ing point, on main line S. P. Ry. 4 See The Vogue’s ad. about the Man prier« J. U M E A TT Y miles from Cottage Grove, on good Phone 2M K 21 Cottage Drove, Ore. hattan line o f human hair switches on road. Small house and barn on place. A l«iu t 3 acres cleared; good P «K « 2. . garden and some fruit; tine water. Miss Gertrude Sneed o f Halsey ia Mra. A lice Richmond o f Medford Price $800, $500 cash, balance one visited during the past week with her viaiting at the James Aktinaon home. year at 6' intereat. Box 518. children, liert Richmond and Mra. O. G. Gilbertson, who was injured at Ernest Armca. Kohemia and brought lo a local hospi Veatch's Music Store w ill be open Proof o f Annual Labor blank« for tal, is recovering nicely. evenings up to July 15th. J-4 sale at the Sentinel office. The Otto Michael place was aold dur ing the past week to A. R. Smith o f North Dakota. The consideration was $4.200. Woman ia often judged by the hair ■he wears. See The Vogue's new san Dick Hpoiig waa down from Spring- itary line. Held Sunday. Mr. and Mra. E. C. l-ockwood re I ’ m looking for sinners with soles to Special pricca ami lerma on any piano be sewed on with my new machine. we have in atm'k. We must move them Doff. to make room for a new carload. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace returned V w M ' l Muair Store. J-4 Monday from Seatt'e, where they at Himling twine ia aelling faat theae tended the Potlatch. W hile away they ilaya. The Swcngel Hardware Store adopted a three - months - old baby, handlea only the genuine i'lymouth which they brought hume with them. pure atock twine. Mra. C. K. Crawley and two daugh- tera, ClaUya and Virginia, o f l.iltle Kock, Arkanaaa, arc visiting with Mra. It. S. Swcngel thia week. Indies’ White Button Nubuck Shoes JQ valued at $3.75, fo r .......................-4>U. t O Indies’ White Pumps valued GO 40 at $2.75, fo r.................................... ) Z . 4 o Ladies’ White Canvas Button G O JQ Shoes, valued at| $3.00, for............ Misses White Canvas Oxfords QQ a valued at 11.25, now .......................... OOu Children's White Canvas Oxfords 7Q n valued at $1.00, now............................ # 0 L Mra. V. S. Goff, who ia at a Portland hospital, ia reported to be recovering rapidly. CL morning. 87 Acres Wilaon a|ieiit an enjoyable day Suiaiay al Calapooia Spring*. Kev. J. I.. Hcatty preached in Silk turned Monday from a two weeks' visit ( ’reek Sunday forenoon and at !.oranc in Portland. in the evening. Frank Allison and fam ily o f Port / r " you want that new act of lines land are viaiting Mr. A llison ’s parents Mra. H. It. Job ami Mra. ('baa. f I made right, le e I<egat. hers. Adaina were in Eugene Monday. During the recent contest someone Dr. Iiemorest, Dentist. Office over A ll kinds of harneaa made to order had The Sentinel sent to Mrs. J. Kerr A Hilsby’a Store. m9tf at L e g a l’ * Shop. ,. Dodson at Heppncr, Ore. The post- Mrs. Mumluf o f Ixmdon returned W e are aupplied with all kimla o f ollice department reports that the pa from Eugene Monday. feed for horaea, rattle, hoga ami rhirk- per ia not being delivered. I f the M iss Colarit of Eugene visited friends ena. Sterling Feed Co. party having the same sent will supply O. II. lioarner waa down from Eu- H. K. Lawaon ami family art* «pend ing a few w eek« in the Bohemia die gene Saturday. lrn-1. The Vogue Millinery'a ail. on the no- I riety pagu ahould intereat all women o f the city. FOR K E N T Itt'Kiiitainx IK lolier lint! I w ill have Kuhe Thom returned thia morning |ia»ttirv lor 25 I m - mi I ol Stink on lire from a viait with hia family at l.eba- "H a rd ill* K itm li." Plenty k ih « « nml non. w a in . .1. K. TH O M A S E. C. Ixickwood ami Supt. Hogg, of One him U South ol Saiililii'l l l l l i i r the Champion, went to I'ortlami thia 10 mile« out; 14 million ft. Une tim ber; good g a r d e n land, c re e k Imi tom amali hearing orchard; aaaorted fruita, piare all fenced; line out range for atoca; giant creek ami mountain apringa on piare. Klare rented ami in rrup thia aeaaon. I ’rire |1,260; $7'Xt ranh, liai a h r« one year at 6' „ intereat. Box 618. Spoei- filed with the county clerk Monday notice o f location of the ‘ ‘ Warehouse’ ’ J. S. Henaon waa in Salem ' thia mining claim in the Bohemia district. ! week on buaineaa. We have entirely sold out three ship Meaara. C. S. Hall, C. W. Ht-ala. ments o f those automatic Florence Frank Jones and Curly Nixon and blue flame stoves up to July 19th, and Miaaea Eunice Vanllenburg, Ixiretta have another lot o f seven due this Atkinaon, Jeaaie McCord and Koae week. 1'. S. Silaliy » im I w ifv o f Ashlars) W. W. Jackaon, a I.orane merchant, visitr.l rrlativra here from W«<lnra<lay waa in the city Monday. lo Friday o f laat week. You wouldn't rare to Bend your aweel* heart a pirlure o f yourarlf aa you haik when you llrat get up in the morning, would youT You'd he afraid o f queer- ing youraelf. Hut aend him one o f my quality |>hotoa, taken after you have had time to primp up, ami he'll be yount forever. Armatrong, near Ore gnn Hotel. j26al A clean ahave in a clean ahop. atra, Main, near hank. Clearance Sale! j White Shoes ! FREE D E LIV E R Y FO U R TIM ES D A IL Y W agon leaves for East Side, mornings at 8 and 10 o’clock; wagon leaves for West Side, mornings at 9 and 11 o’clock; wagon leaves for East Side, afternoons at 2 and 4 o’clock; wagon leaves for W est Side, afternoons at 3 and 5 o’clock. The above schedule will be followed as nearly as possible, and i f you will kindly give us your orders we will guarantee satisfaction. Special deliveries made at any time. W e meet all competition for spot cash. extend you credit when you need it. Brund & Company | GROCERS E. J. Watkins is suffering from in juries resulting from being accident ally kicked by a horse Sunday. Get prices elsewhere, and then see us. W e w ill 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 ight Pianos at Right Prices,” direct from factory to our custom er; hence we save you the “ middle man’ s or jobber’s commission. See us. Veatch’s Music Store. J-4 J. C. Johnson and fam ily are on an outing in tb«. Bohemia district. W. N. McLaughlin was in from Mountain View District Saturday. Mrs. 1. L. Rowe was in Creswell between trains last Thursday. You can ge t the thing* you want at the Swengel Hardware Store. Robert E. Lackey waa in from Ix>n- don Saturday. Mr. and Mra Herbert Eakin are vis iting relatives in Seattle. J. A . Potts was in Eugene Tuesday. Miss Mabel Greenwood o f Eugene stopped off here this week while on her way to Roaeburg. Glad to m .« . _a. V V V r V* .a . T O P A R T IC U L A R PEOPLE - x ~ x ~ x - x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x k - X “ X ~ x ~ x k ~ x - x - x - x - x ~:-£ .a , ,* i *r V V V V V V • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Does Your Sweetheart j W rite Letters? O f course she does— and nice ones, too. Don’t you know she would ap- predate some o f the printed stationery ' turned out by The Sentinel. It is dainty, refined and nifty. Her let- ters to you on this kind o f stationery w ill be much more replete with en- dearing terms than if written on the ordinary kind. The cost is not high. | | | X | | $ ? ! y TSfie Cottage Grove Sentinel 'T h e S h o p ’ ’ W h e r e G o o d P r in tin g I s D o n e «J* Mra. L. A. Rogers returned Tuesday < -> *-X ~ F *X X ~ X ~ X -X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X -X ~ X ~ X ~ X ~ X - from a viait with her daughter, Mrs. H. C. M axwell, at Eugene. Don’ t worry i f your hair falls out. Get one o f The Vogue’s human hair switches and no one will know the d if ference. .. Mra. H. H. Veatch and son leave for Corvallis tomorrow to spend a month. The Ladies Aid o f the Preabyterian Church w ill meet with Mra. B. R. Job next Wednesday at 2:30. Every mem ber is requested to be present, as new work w ill be taken up. O. O. Veatch waa in Eugene Tuesday, Geo. Webb o f I-orane was in Eugene and Creswell thia week. W. B. Haynes ar.'f fam iiy ot Eugene are taking a vacation at London Springs. J. 1. Jones and fam ily are spending a week at Disaton, while Mr. Jones is superintending the loading o f saveral cars o f lumber. C. O. Dryden visited Mrs. Dryden at Portland Saturday and Sunday. W. F. H art and J. B. Phelps have both secured house contracts at Lo- rane. G. G. Warner ia looking a fter proper ties in the Bohemia d istrict The Ladies’ Shop of Quality The line o f Ladies Wearing Apparel to be found here is the most complete in the city. The styles are “ catchy” and strictly up-to-the- minute in every detail. Agency Armor Plate Hosiery— for the whole family. Ladies’ Toggery MARY BARTELS. Prop.