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TALES OF THE TOWN MANY MATTERS OK MOKE THAN PASSING MOMENT. C h u . Matthew« ami family left Mat unlay fur a couple w eek«' outing at Newport. ■ I» A kimn I Hoick autoinohile, 1010 moilel, no home power, 4-cvilimlcr, top ami in good repair, for sain cheap. F. It I'hllllpa. 1 Mock, .'I in • li it t ea walk t o I*. O. 7 room houac ami cellar, barn, hi<ii house« ami parka, can keep MOO layout hena. In heart o f residence ilm lrid, line nulgMsirs, kimn I Danieli agii fruit; Jeraey cow M year« old, M ilocetl laying hena, one yeur’a sun ply o f wood. All ifoca for $1,660 caah. I f you arc wanting a anap, look thia up. Box MH Investigate This Mr. and Mra. C. I.. Harnett, who had been viaiting at the N. K. Compton home, left Friday for California. Special price« and terma on any piano we have In atm-k. We mual move them to make room for a new carload, Veatch'a Muaic Store. J-4 JOE BAKER General Blacksmith AND LO CATED REPAIR ON WORK W EST S ID E Miaaea Mia Naaon ami Ina Maker and Mra. C. W. Kenny, o f Antoich, ' C a lif., who had made an extended viait at the K. W. Kohbina' home, le ft F ri day for their homea. i Mayor Abrama- and City Attorney Young were In Kugrne Saturday on buaineaa. C OTTOLENE SPECIAL ('lit A • h u l l It l t t r w r w i l l Ar il Large size - Medium size $1.60 .60 DES BROS. LARZES Having told my houae, 1 w ill aell cheap the follow in g; Household furni ture, garden tool«, barn tools, double and aingle buggy harnesa, new rubber tired buggy, old light wagon, old horse. White Leghorn hena, etc. F. It. I'HCLIPS. » Grant Hull o f Cle Klum, Wash., is viaiting hia brother. John Hull, at the Riverside farm. He ia on hia way to California. jn A l timber, will cut » »" .o n ft. Only t»V l W miles from load ing |M>mt, on mam line S. I*. Ry. 4 miles from Cottage Grove, on good road. Small house and bam on place. Alaiul 3 acres cleared; gissi anlcn and some fruit; line water. ’rice $.wx), $500 caah. balance one year at 6' , interest. Itox filM. d ll a flrrP Q David Alexander Is planning a trip Miss H erg’a claaa o f the M.K. Sunday A ll ladies of the Presbyterian Church to the eoast. school gave a well received concert ill are asked to contribute to the market Mra. F. L. Ingrain and her guest lire the vealry o f the church Friday night. to be held at Kerr A Silsby’ s store on The entire program was rendered | Saturday. visiting st M yrtle Point this week. by the Miaaea Ada Matthews, Mae The ladies o f the Presbyterian Church Returned Tom Aw brey lias returned from an extended vacation on hia fruit Armstrong, Jeaaig McCord, Joyce T ee are planning a trip around the world farm and will now give special atten ters and Maripn Hooper each partici to be presented in the near future. tion to tire inaurence. Call at the e x pant acquitting herself with credit. Mra. Thoa. Pearce ia here from Ku Wanted Furnished houae, by young gene on a short visit. press office. jlhaWpd. Horace Cochran has received an ap couple, no children. Address box 53il, F. D. Wheeler was called here from ]2fitf pointment aa a ranger In the Hohernia Cottage Grove. Portland yesterday by the aerious ill Mra. J. S. Medley is enjoying an e x ness o f hia father, who is quite low. forest reserve. * Mr. and Mra. II. A. Miller visited tended visit from her mother, Mrs. A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Hannah Hanaon o f Kugene. their daughter at Roeeburg Sunday. Mrs. C. Pitcher at Diaston. V. K. Iloven and fam ily left Monday Farmers can gut their machine oil In Mis* Ethel Rauch o f Kugene ia visit any quantity at the Swengel Hard for their new home at Dallas. ing a few days at the home o f Marshal I'm looking for sinners with solea to Snodgrasa. ware Store. Miss Nanay W hitsett is again on be sewed on with my new machine. C. H. Burkholder returned from f. Golf. duty at Hampton’ s. Newport Tuesday. Sam Vcatch o f San Francisco, son Mrs. It. W. Ward o f Moeby Creek is Mra. Chaa. Thornton is here from o f Uncle Hern and Aunt Jane Vealch, visiting In the city. Washington visiting her sister, Mra. ia viaiting relatives in the city. One good six year old bay mare for l<ewis. Mr. and Mra. D. H. I’ armcnter visit aale by Marion Vealch. j20 K<lilor Moorhead o f Junction City Mra. M. N. Lane and son Francis of ed in Saginaw the tirat o f the week. was in the city Saturday on business. The Dalles are viaiting Miea Nancy A clean shave in a clean shop. Spoel- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kakin returned Whitsett. atra, Main, near bank. from Tacoma Tuesday. Mra. Sam Karnary and son o f Portland The Misses Klair returned Sunday The Misses "Jim m ie*’ and Sadie are viaiting Mra. Kamscy'a mother, from a viait with Mias Kttie I’ crkina at Blair returned yesterday to their home Mrs. David Gibson. Drain. in Portland. For Sale or Rent.— 1H0 acre farm, Mrs. James S. flament returned Sun Mrs. Frank Fulton le ft Tuesday large paatare, buildings, some fruit, day to her home in I’ortland, after a morning for a viait with relatives at good running water, close to railway. viait with her daughter, Mra. Geo. Bladen, Neb. N. Lewis, Divide, Ore. apt 2fipd. Hawley. J. H. Protzman ia a busy man these Get prices elsewhere, arid then see days gettin g things fixed up for house us. We will duplicate prices on same keeping. Hia siater. Miss H. F. P rotz quality or better pianos. We buy d i man o f Morgantown, W. Vn.t returned rect from factoriea at beat factory with him from hia recent Kastern trip prices and do not add a large commis i others think, sad what wa ami wil attend to the household duties sion to the price fur expenses, as our think of the things others think. 1 They w ill occupy the Pow ell house on ex|>enaea in hsndling pianos are very Sixth Street. small. Our motto ia ‘ ‘ Right Pianos at I f advice wasn’ t given away free a Ten per cent off w ill be made on the Right Pricaa," direct from factory to lot o f people would have a big stock o f first steel range sold in August by the our cuHlomer; hence we nave you the shelf-worn goods. "m iddle man'll or jobber’s commission. Swengel Hardware Store. A knocker never yet drove a nail to J-4 K. Ile lliw ell was here from Yon^alla Sec ua. Veatch’a Music Store. help build an institution that would Monday. L. F. Knowlton o f Portland visited make the world better. J. W. Maasey returned Saturday from relatives here Sunday. It would be interesting to know L iw e ll H ew itt o f Portland visited at where |>aragraphers got their jokes a visit in Kugcne. Miss Hcrnire Lay- ton o f Kugcne spent a few days here the Demorest home this week. during the time o f Adam, who had no thia week. We have a carload o f first class cheap mother-in-law. Veatch'a Muaic Store w ill be open hay. Sterling Feed Co. The high tariff fellow s are too mod- evenings up to July l(th . J-4 J. «rich er brought in a dahlia blos- eat. They want to cover to much. People are leaving the city for the mountains and coast in large numbers lately. The weather has been cool, except for a few days laat week, and little thought lias lieen given to going to the reaorta. num yesterday that measures seven A man with several divorced wives inches in diameter. He thinks it is merely a polygamist on the install y about as large a bloasom aa has been ment plan. grown here. Every man can make his mark i f be S. C. Count* and fam iliy left yester will only work and wait until election day for an extended trip through A r i day. A. L. Monroe's photograph gallery zona. Pretty soon someone w ill be declar will be closed from Aug. 5th to Aug. Woman ia often judged by the hair ing the ten commandments unconsti 25th, while Mr. Monroe ia taking a ■he wears. Sec The Vogue’ s new san tutional. needed vacation. He and w ife w ill itary line. • • A newspaper ia the only circulating spend the time nt Wit cheater Hay. Mrs. D. C over le ft fo r Iowa Sunday. medium that is always worth more Miss I Irma Foster visited in Kugene J. W. Gowdy went to Salem Monday than par. Saturday. on buaineaa. Reformers are hot a fter the opium F. J. Hard came down from Hohernia Thos. Culver o f Dcnhison, Texas, curse in China, and the Chinese are Saturday to spend a few days at visited C. A. Kartell during the past taking the cue. Kugene. week. Don't squeeze you best girl too hard. Fu-1 stock o f oila, paints and paint Dr. Demorest, Dentiat. Office over She may turn out to be a lemon. oils. Builders hardware for either Kerr A Silsby’ a Store. mSHf The trusted employe is always the house or barn at prices that get the Misses Bessie and Velmu Marshall of map who attends to someone else'a buaineaa you get the gooda from the Glendale visited their sister, Mrs. A. business. Swengel Hardware Co. W. Wampole, during the past week. T a ft's ideas naturally carry a great Mrs. T. M. Moduli came up from deal o f weight. Miss M yrtle Maynard o f Roaeburg Kugene Saturday. % V Lawns, Dimities Galatea Cloth, Flaxons and Linens. ! A man frequently owes hia reputa tion to what people don't know about him. The armor plate trust is naturally impervious to all attacks o f its en emies. I f icecream made freckles and hang ing on front gates produced rheuma tism, as a scientist claims, what a homely bunch o f crippled damsels this town would have. Men's and ladies' suits made to order at very reasonable prices. Alterations and repairing neatly done. Fred Reff- ling, tailor. Care J. M. Hansen, 3W> 6th SL S. j25 alpd. | Gd Finnerty is taking Bert Rich Dr. and Mrs. O. F. Demorest visited mond's place at the O. A S. G. He form erly held the poaitioa. in Salem during the past week. L U R C H ’ S , Cottage Grove .*. B ru n d & C o m p a n y i Phone 6 5 f G R O C E R S TO P A R T IC U L A R P E O P L E X FREE D E L IV 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 if you w ill kindly give us your orders we w ill guarantee satisfaction. Special deliveries made at any time. W e meet all competition for spot cash. extend you credit when you need it. Glad to B ru n d & C o m p a n y f GROCERS The Ladies’ Shop of Quality An eastern clergyman, who oomiucts a service especially for men, furnishes cigars and allows his hearers to smoke during the service— probably figuring that where there ia so much smoke there must be some religious fire. The Christian Church Sunday School picnic, which was to have been held yesterday, was postponed until next week on account o f rain. Miss Ursula Lockwood has returned from an extended visit in Washington. I Reading obituary notices leads one | to believe that only the good ever die. Dr. E. C. Macey and fam ily o f J. K. Hanton, who ia doing his own freighting for a short time, was in Grants Pass, form er residents o f this city, arc visiting st the Lee Roy Woods from London several timea thia week. home while on an auto trip to N e w Mrs. Fitehner, son and daughter o f port. Kansas, who had been visiting Mrs. Mrs. Helen Silsby and Miaa Gather Fitchner’a sister, Mrs. John Knglaml, started for home Sunday, visitin g at Silaby w ill leave next week for an out ing at Newport. Springfied on the way. Mr. Newlywed. -T h ere are so many good reasons why you should carry a policy in the Western States L ife In surance (!o., that to advance them all would require thia entire column. Why not let me call ami point some o f them You wouldn't rare to send your sw eet •out to you? H. K. M etcalf, Phone 107-L. i. heart a picture o f yourself as you look whop you first get up in the morning, would you? Y ou ’d i>c afraid o f queer ing yourself. Hut send him one o f my quality photos, taken after you have had time to primp up, and he’ ll be On Saturday, Aug. 10th, we will yours forever. Armstrong, near O re give away aiwolutcly free to ladies gon Hotel. j25al asking for them 250 ten cent nack- \, agea o f the famous D eazzoSnam -.' > R. G. Vcatch o f Roaeburg visited poo, a cleansing and beneficial relatives here thia week while on the wash for the hair. way to the hot springs near Detroit. BENSON'S PHARMACY t : c PEAZZO 4% Interest on Time Deposits— 4% T h in g s W e T h in k $ T5f)e SENTINEL Bank of Cottage Grove ! Wanted to Rant.— A nnslcrn houae Expert dressmaking done promptly. 1 can't furniah the wings, but I ran w ith large yard, lilt, care Sentinel... sew on the soles while you wait. Goff. Mra. Pet Sanford. m23tf Miaaea Deasa Harms and Florinda Mias Currin was in Kugene Friday. G. F. King attended a meetingg of laick wissl are in Portland fam iliarizing Warren Norfon, a farm er living on the agents o f powder stations in Port themselves with millinery atylea. the lora n c road, is building a new land the past week. Dr. Carroll ¡eft last night for Co- bouse. quillt*. From there we will go to Seat There are a few o f thoac E-Z Run F A M ILY REFRIGERATORS A T COST garden cultivators left. Cxime in ami tle to take a post graduate course. He at thu Ice A nice new line o f them get one on 10 days’ free trial. S ter w ill tic absent about six weeks. Plant for the accommodation o f ling Feed Co. Wc have 5 doz. Everlasting 4 gal. miMf Ice Patrons. Tbc N. K. Compton, G. M. Hall, jara which we w ill sacrifice at $1.00 22.00 Nixon ami A. I.. Monroe families leave per doz. W e want to clean up our 12.50 15.00 Monday for an outing at Winchester odds and ends. W e have other bar gains in jars. Hrund A Co., Phone <V6. Hay. * F. W. Kobbina, M. D „ office corner T. A. Mucsy o f Stockton, C a lif., vis C. W. Skene o f San Francisco visited F ifth Street ami Washington Avenue, ited at the C. C. Cruson home, during here this week. aecond door South o f Sentinel olfice. .. Open season for game starts today the past week. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wynne were In A camping party consisting o f Mr. and the big hardware atore is prepared Salem a few days o f the past week. to take care o f your wanta. Winches and Mrs. C. C. Cruaon, Chaa. Hall, A . R. Smith and Frit* Schlic were ter Guns ami Winchester ammunition Mrs. C. H. VanDcnburg and daughter. in from Silk Creek Tuesday. arc our leaders. Come or send in your Miss Eunice, leave for Bohemia tomor row. orders to the Swengel Hardware Co. Wanted to buy for cash.—Close-in Don't worry i f your hair fa lls out. "The Shop” Where Good Get one o f The Vogue's human hair tract o f 5 to 10 arres. Give full partic Printing is Done switches and no one w ill know the d if ulars and lowest cash price in first let ference. .. ter. A . O. O., care Sentinel. $ Why carry your own risk, when you can have protection for less than tw o cents a week. ! A ll S u m m e r G o o d s f $ Safe Deposit Boxes for $1 per Year , Clearance Sale! Close friends are not the kind you Mesdamea K. C. Taylor ami Sarah visited Miss Clara Asher during the want in time o f need. Walker returned Saturday from a viait past week. Wanted to borrow $750 on piece of The man who keeps pounding awa at Coburg. We are aupplied with all kinds o f gilt-edged real estate security. A d isn’ t always the knocker. jllt f Many boozefighters are joining the feed for horsea, cattle, hogs ami chick- dress W. II. F., care Sentinel. army o f temperance reform. Miss Pearl Cox o f Yoncalla returned ens. Sterling Feed to . There should at least be a stable Mr. and Mra. C. C. Cruaon, Mrs. C. Mra. Kibblebeck came down from home Saturday, after a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Groat. market for hay, oats and corn. II, Vandenburg ami daughter Mias Deer horn to a|ieml Sunday. A son was born Saturday to Mr. Eunice ami Chas. Hall le ft thia week A g irl is not necessarily a b;rd just J. II. Hawley wan in Kugcne laat and Mrs. Chas. McKernan. fo r an outing in the Itohcmia District. Thuraday. because she walks pigeon-toed. * W E RENT TO P A R T IC U L A R PEOPLE j The line of 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. TS/?e Ladies’ Toggery MARY BARTELS. Prop. The looking glass makers w ill go into a combine. It is time for the peo ple to stop reflecting and get busy. Unselfishness is ths foundation o f a noble character. 5 0 0 E n v e lo p e s 8 5 c H igh Grade X X X , Fine Quality W h ite Envelopes. Secured at a bargain and sold at Per Box 85c m Cottage Grove Sentinel 7*2 R IV E I^ ID E A V E. • T H E S H O P W H E R E GOOD P R IN T IN G IS D O N E ” Re"'▼t*A* . Z>o<- / w , Pffo/at (y £ • • ^ 0 - Profp+rt' . ì**Utp0p<Cf w < / a ffw rp ojrj P h o n e IT la in 6434 W E D D 1 N G Stationery, Party Invitations. T h e Shop W h ere G ood Printing Is Done
