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TALES OF THE TOWN MANY M ATTERS OF MONK THAN PASSING MOMENT. Pine quality o f gooncbcrrien for ' Mrn. II. II. Veatch and «on accom canning, 20c a gallon at the Cornmiaeiori panied Mr. Veatch to Kugene, where llouae. ¡‘¿o i he took part in the Indian nhoot aa the C. W. Wallace WHn in Portland on repreaentative o f hin powder firm. General Blacksmith AND REPAIR WORK L O C A T E D ON W E S T SIDE Third Quarterly Conference o f the Saginaw charge, M. K. Church, will he held at Curane Saturday niKht, fo l lowed by preaching and aacramental aervire Sunday morning and preach ing at Saginaw Sunday evening at H o'clock, Servicen conducted by Orrln Wall, pastor at Yoncalla, repreacnttng l>r. J. T. Abbette, auperlntendent. Ser vicen were held lent Sunday at Saginaw by Nev. J. !.. licatty, who re|M>rtn good attendance and good order. STOCK RANCH A T A BAR GAIN Only 14 miles from Cottage (¡rove, 36 acres under cultiva tion, 40 acres fine piling tim ber. 200 acres good foot-hill woodland pasture. Price 520 !>er acre. A snup. Kasy terms. Aim aK an oWNKH Box 458. Cottage (¡rove, Ore. Hoard and lodging. Mr*. Joe Miller. Prices reasonable. Meals 2f»c. Cor ner 7th ami Adams. j20J27pd. A large number of local Socialists attended the Socialist picnic at Walker Saturday. There wus a program, in cluding an addreaa by Dr Klhcl Lynn, a noted Socialist lecturer. M r - .^ lic c W ill* Noth o f Medford visited at the F. W. Kolduns home dur ing the past week. FAMILY REFRIGERATORS AT COST A nice new line of them at the Ice Plant for the accommodation of Ice Patrons. miMi I $ 1 2 .5 0 $ 1 5 .0 0 $ 2 2 .0 0 *1* *1* *1* *1* K* K* ♦♦♦ Men’s Suits Made to Measure ± : $ 13 ? 50 . Y Y f ? UR. A gentleman is at all times well groomed, t 200 Samples I Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X Hats and Caps Minn l>da Wilnon In attending Mum his clothes, as well as his conduct pro mer school at Monmouth. I>r. II. It. Job wan in Kugene Satur $ Made of .same ma claim that fact. W e are all fam iliar with Just arrived — 200 Chan. King and Kd Hall are *|>end- day. terial to match suits. the time-worn, embalmed adage, that samples of the very J. It. HcSpain returned from Kugene irig the week camping up How Kiver. All hats Milk lined; C. L. Starr, secretary o f the Hoard ‘ iClothe h Make the Man.” They don't, but latest and absolutely Friday. ❖ Russian l e a t h e r o f State Tax Commissioner*, wan here they emphasize the admirable qualties o f guaranteed all wool Genuine Plymouth binding twine and «wont hands. and hand tailored (leering binder« thin year at Swengel'n the flrnt o f the week circulating peti- the man. tionn for the proponed initiative tax Hardware. lawn. He wa* aaninted by J. I June*. Minn l.ula Starr came up from Ku L egal rnaken anything in the har- gene Saturday. ? i lie** line. J27 ilerrien o f every kind are now on the Mr*. Maude lairoy returned Monday markul in profusion and all promine a from a visit in Portland and Salem. bumper crop. ? Mrs. J. K. Overholser o f Oroville, Y J. C. Finley wan in from the Connt Calif., who hud been visiting her son, Fork Friday. C. A. Hartell, returned home Monday. J. W. Nokea went to Portland F ri The little daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Y day to do a jot of plantering. Mrn. .1. F. Walden o f Walker suffered a Nokea accompanied Mr. Noken an far severe fall last week, but is recover a* Salem for a nhort vinit. ing nicely now. Dr. Itobbinn ha* hia office at hia ren- (ajme in and get one o f those R-Z idencc, corner o f Sixth St. and Wanh- run garden cultivators on a ten day's ington Ave., three doom «outh o f the free trial. Sterling Feed C». P m I o A m . jJOjllpd. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Something nifty for your flower gar- Lawrence Phelpn, Wade W att* and C. ♦ ♦ ♦ C. Wharton returned Monday from a l den. Hegonia bulbs 10c each at The ♦ few day*’ camping trip in the llohernia Metsan Shop. We have them in pink, j red, white and yellow. j27 Practically Unanimous Decision for ♦ ♦ district. ♦ ♦ Geo. Kdward* was in from Comstock Bitulithic.— Property Own A repreaentative o f It. L. Polk han ♦ ♦ been here during the pant week gather Sunday on business. ers Pleased. ♦ ♦ Hookkeeping work solicited. 292 ing material for the Lane (bounty di ♦ ♦ (.’are Sentinel. rectory. The award recently made at Poca ♦ ♦ Mra. Ozment ha* closed out her tello, Idaho, for bitulithic paving, was ♦ ♦ For harness made to order, call at ♦ practically unanimous, as the decision ♦ Lcgat'a Harness Shop. * j27 store at Lorane. ♦ Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Baker returned was reached only after the committee ♦ County Probation officer Jones was ♦ appointed for that purpose, and a num ♦ Monday to their home in Iowa, after a hrre Monday and took Miss Klma Car ♦ ber o f interested property owners had ♦ ter to Kugene, where a hearing was visit with Mr. Baker's brother, Joseph ♦ made a very thorough investigation o f ♦ Baker. ./ h e S to r e held yesterday tiefore the Probate ♦ ♦ W A N TE D . Energetic, ambitious the paving in use in the more progres Court It is rlaimed that her mother young man to work in Cottage Grove sive cities o f the rorthwest. The du is not a fit person for her ruatody. and vicinity on commission bssis. E x rability o f this paving, which means a Klhert Bede left this morning for ceptional opportunity. Address 292, low cost of maintenance, combined Newport to *|>end Sunday with his care o f Sentinel. with its beautiful appearance, the en 23tf fumily. A ll will return Monday. A. L. Flynn has recovered from his tire absence o f chuck-holes and the ; fact that it has a nun-slippery surface, Dave Cover ami family left Tues recent attack o f rheurqatism. day for an extended visit in the Kast. I Mrs. S. E. Parker went to Albany which adds to the safety of both horse and auto drivers, has caused bitulithic I won’ t give a $20 gold piece for $19 Monday for a short visit. paving to make a remarkable advance I in silver, but on next Saturday I will in public favor. • •• ••••••••• • • « give 24 bread tickets for $1 :O0 cash. Property owners in Pocatello are Paiidrss Parker. j2 0 jll. enthusiastic advocates o f its merits as W. C. Stephan o f Pine City, Minn., 1 the practical, economical pavement representing Kill-Km-Quirk Co., of which will withstand all tests o f traffic | Minneapolis, exchanged rcminiscenses and climatic conditions. Monday with Klbert Bede, a former resident o f the same city. the city. I | Y Y Y X t W h o will be the first to order a Suit and H a t to match ? 2 0 0 samples. Rem em ber the prices $13.50, $14.75, $16.00, $17.50, $18.75, $20.00 to $40.00 Y The Store That Satisfies Hampton & Co. C o t t a g e G ro v e Y Y Y Y Pocatella Will Pave See the New Vest Pocket KODAK, $6 Modern Pharmacy E .D D IN G Stationery, P a rty Invitations. T h e Shop W h e re G o o d Printing Is D one FOURTH OF JULY f Special Dinner ! The Shop in the Street does juat as The construction work on the Chas. good hair cutting as if it was in its Adams' home has fieen completed, and new building. mdO at soon at the painters finish their work A. H. W ish I went to Seattle Tuesday it w ill i*j ready for occupancy. J. B. to attend the national convention o f Phelps had the contract. the American Society o f Civil Engi Fifteen thousand strawberry boxes neer*. Mm. Wood w ill probably re BfcSO turn with him from Portland, where on hand. Wynne A Woods. she has l>cen for a couple o f weeks. Farmer I-cw A. Catea was in the city John Woodard of Portland visited relatives here this week. *1* *1* *1* *1* *1* f bunlnenn Friday and Saturday. Tuberoun rooted liegonin bulhn, pink, Mr*. Ana Curii* o f Antoria, who han red, white and yellow, 10c each at The j27 Children's Hay uxsri’ isus war« held In been vlmting at tbe Lew A. Calc* M* atnn H i p h e Hug Ins w M. K. church Friday buine, returned home Monday. Mra. L K. Sullivan o f Klamath evening A program waa rendered, I.ant Friday wan olllcially the long Falla vinited here Sunday. nmat nf the iiurnhera being by the eat day in the year, Mra^J eaaie Jury and daughter o f St. children. I can't furniah Hie wingn, but I can Paul, Minn., were here during the pant Taint end paint nlla, ataina and var- new on the aule* while you wait. Coif. week. nlahra at Swrngsl Hardware Store. Special price* on lawn fence for the J. M. Stark wan in Kugene Friday. “ 11 “ 1 " " " 1,1 • Concrete walkn juat completed on next two weekn. Swengel Hardware Sixth Street are a big improvement to Store. JOE B A K E R *1* *1* *1* *1* *1* *1* Monday buying butter and eggs. 35c ;! Everyone invited to call and «• eat their fill. High class service at all times. ‘; :: n e w co ttage C. A . H A K T I . I . ! hotel Crop. :: Real Estate Transfers. S. H. McKernan et ux to J. S. Milne — Und. | interest in S i o f lot 5, blk. 3, also und, | interets in SJ o f lot 6, blk. 3, James H. McFarland's addition to Cottage Grove, $10. M. A. McKibben et al to E. C. Spray -1 6 0 acres in Sec. 2, Tp. 21 SR 3 W, $ 10 . E. C. Spray et ux to J. F. Spray et ux —160 acres in Sec. 2, Tp. 21 SR 3W, $ 1 . Mary C. Hawley to Harry Short Tract in Cottage Grove, $1200. | Special O ffer | on Osteopathic Treatments for the Month of June To all patients who pay in advance for one month’s treatment, I will give five treatments free o f charge î I Y Y 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 Mm. Maude West and Miss Suaie , Thos. Parker has received word that Moore of Baker City visited at the G. 1 his brother-in-law, N. H. Wheeler o f H. Tyson home during the past week. Albany, is quite ill with heart trouble. He has been taken to New|>ort. Austin Hampton visited at the G. Mrs. Thos. Parker is quite sick. Her 11. Tyson home over Sunday. Dorena. mother, Mrs. M. E. Prettiman o f A l Horses $1.00 per month C. II. Burkholder waa in Portland on Mrs. Kate Sears was visiting rela bany, arrived yesterday to care for her. Cows 60c i>er month business a few days o f the past week. | tives at this place Monday. For Sale -25 laying hens, 3 coops, Harness repaired right at Lcgat'a Mr. and Mrs. Ward are back from ice box, washing-machine, wringer, H I III Shop at the right price. j27 kitchen cabinet, dresser, piano.— A. S. Southern Oregon. Mr*. Frank Woodruff received this Mason, 266 Seventh St. Pap Ixiwcr is here again, a fter a j27p<i One good six year old bay mare for week a beautiful linen center piece, year's absence. Ernest Lockwood took a party of sale by Marion Veatch. j2H. the g ift o f Mm. Mark Comer, o f India. Robert McDonald was up from La land seekers to Yoncalla Tuesday. Mm. W. H. Ostrander was the guest J. H. Chambers returned Tuesday FOR R E N T .— Modern furnished light tham one day last week looking after o f Mrs. Jeasc Grillili at Kugene Friday. morning from s Southern business housekeeping rooms, close in. No his ranch. K. C. Andrews returned from Ku trip. Mr. Harnhardt has been overhauling children. Mrs. K. A. Cottle. jfitf gene Friday. Miss Laura Woods o f Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. F. A. Tripp o f Eugene is visit machinery for the Starr Lumber Co. (leering binders, mowers and rake*. waa here to attend the golden wedding ing at Lorane. at Disston. Save money by buying at Swengel anniversary o f Dr. and Mra. I). L. Mr. and Mrs. Powell o f Saginaw H. E. Inlow was here from Portland ilurdware Co. Woods, o f whom she is a niece. She is the past week have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. making an extended Western trip and Lee Thomason. Always something new at The Met is visiting relatives in the city for a 1 Mrs. W. E. Bissell o f Dunsmuir, san shop. Take a peep at the astor week or so. W . O. W IL S O N plants, 15c per doz. Dalia plants 10c Cal., visited with her sister, Mrs. Cur- Expert dresamaking done promptly. ' each, $1.00 per doz. j27. rin Cooley, last week. Public Stenographer Mm. Pet Sanford. m23tf Mrs. Jas. Aktinson returned Saturday Donates Books to Library. In s u ra n c e C o lle c tio n s Kev. Sutcliffe is spending a few daya from Halsey. Her eye, which she in To the Library Board and General O f f i c e W it h J^ C . J o h n s o n at Brownsville. jured with a curling iron , is oufcof Public: W oodw ard nidg. •» Chon« 4 3 J. A. Seam waa in Eugene Tueaday danger. This is to certify that I have donated on buaineaa. Miss Edna Nickerson o f Springfield some high class books to the Public Mra. John L egat has gone to Inde Debire Hemenway haa sold his store is spending the week at the home of Library in memory o f the late Mrs. pendence to take charge o f the hotel at Hillsboro and moved to Portland. 1 her aunt Mrs. E. C. Shay. Margaret Pfleiger. Books are in the recently purchased by W. C. Hillings. Miss N ellie Hemenway left Friday for The prizes for the floats on the office and care o f A. H. King. Perry Hubbard left for Portland Niagara Falla na a d ele ga te^ » the Chi Fourth are as follow s: Youra for more books, First prize Omega ronvention. She will visit all J $10.00, second prize $5.00. J. K. PF LE IG E R . laat week. Kvery houaewife ahould put up some the principal cities o f the East while A clean shave in a sanitary shop, Attorneys J. S. Medley, J. C. John gowaeberries. They can lie secured at away, returning in August Flubbard A Spoclstra. In the Stfeet. son and H. J. Shinn have bean in Eu Dr. Demorest, Dcntiat. Office over the Commiaaion House at 20c a gallon. Rev. A. S. Mason w ill leave in a gene thia week on court buaineaa. m9tf I*. A. Walton and L. W. Marble and Kerr A Silsby'a Store. couple o f weeks to accept a pastorate Where does the editor get his scis Class No. 8 o f the M. E. Church will wives o f Broken How, Neb., were here in California. sors to steal copy from other editors? during the past week visiting at the hold a home cooking market at Kerr A Mrs. Ella Thompson is making an Answ er: Wynne & Woods. m30 II. J. Shinn home and looking over the Silsby'a Saturday. extended visit in Albany. country. W. B. Jones was here from Kugene Where shall I get some salmon eggs Monday on business. and flies to take along next S A T U R Mrs. Mack and son o f Eugene visited D A Y (?) fishing? Wynne & Woods, o f in the city this week. course. m30 Oleaning and Pressing Men’s Suits...................-........ $1.50 Miss Edna Klledge is spending the I represent a (Coast) life insurance Cleaning and Pressing Ladies’ Suits.......................... 1.50 company which wrote $1,000,225 worth summer vacation at Albany with her o f insurance during the month o f May. aunt, Mrs. Elia Thompson. Cleaning and Pressing Ladies’ Coats.......................... 1.50 James Hemenway anil Geo. Knowles There must be some good reasons for Aato Supplies - " Gat Engine Work Cleaning and Pressing Men’s Overcoats...................... 1.50 D. A. Hendricks was in Albany and doing thia enormous amount o f busi were in Eugene on busiYieas yesterday. W e have the tools and know Pressing, without Cleaning above g a rm e n ts ................. 50 Corvallis on buaineHS during the past ness. Let me call and give you some Typew riting and shorthand taught how to use them. :: :: :: o f the reasons. H. K. Metcalf. Phone by an expert without leaving the city. week. W e clean all kinds o f Silks, Laces, Kid Gloves, etc. Packages AGENCY T H E MAXWELL CAR W. O. Wilson. Phone 43. m9tf No smoke ; no smell ; no dirt. Quick, 107-L. called for and delivered. Frank Snodgrass is at Eugene as a P. M. Nary, o f the Flint-Mrl.augh- sure and safe. Absolutely fool proof. Florence Automatic Blue Flame stove. lin Co. o f Kugene, was in the city yes witness on the Carter case. H. A. M ILLER W. A . COOPER W. P. Huff waa in Kugene Tuesday. terday on business. Swengel Hardware Co. Pasturage For R en t F A S H IO N STABLES 1 The Auto Shop Miller Machine Shop Expert Automobile Repairing THE AUTO SHOP Cottage Grove Steam Laundry
