t
TALES OF THE TOWN
MANY MATTERS OF MOKE THAN
PASSING MOMENT.
CarItmi Spaucvr and M 1). Ilawklna
cam« up from Eugen« Sunday to outfit
for a trip to F'lorvnre ovrrland. Th «y
vxptn't to !><• gonv a couplt* o f w«-eks.
Tht< Minimi' gallery will I m < cloai-d
until A uk . 2 Mh.
aH 15 22 .
4 block, .'t
m i n u I i * h
walk t o
IV O. 7 room house nnd rollar, barn,
hrn houses mid imrks, rail kn*p lion
Invilii' hana. In heart o f residence
district, lint* m-ighlstrs, good garden
nini fruit; Jrraoy row .'I years old,
3 <losen laying hens, one y e a r'« sun-
ply of w i m k I.
All goes for |l,lloO
i ' hm I i . I f you are wanting a annp,
look thin up. Box 518
Investigate This
Mr. ami Mra. K. ( ’. Smith ramc up
from Eugene the »rat o f the week for
an outing at l.ondon Springs. They
rame by auto and re|>orted a blowout
at t'reawell, necessitating Mr. Smith'a
going bark to Flugene for a new tire.
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Leader.
Elmer Kent and fam ilies o f Kansas
nrc visiting the W. E. Nixon families.
Chsa. Gettys, who recently under
went an operation to his cur drums,
is down from Portlund visiting and
shaking handa with his old time “ tilli-
Twenty year« in Sing Sing. Three eum a."
E. W. Bobbins, M. I)., ollire corner
reela of motion picture». Wcdncaday,
Fifth Street and Washington Avenue,
August 14th at Arcade Theatre.
gccond door South o f Sentinel ollire.
JOE BAKER
General Blacksmith
AND
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REPAIR
WORK
L O C A T E D O N W E S T S ID E
Mrs. Pet Sanford and daughter, Mrs.
Bennett, spent Sunday in Eugene.
J. II. Brown, who recently under
went un operation ut a Portland hos
pital, returned yeslerduy fee ing much
improved.
Wanted to buy for cash. Close-in
tract of 6 to 10 arces. Give full partic-
J. M. Singletary rame up from Eu ulars and lowest cash price in first let
gene Saturday.
ter. A. O. ()., care Sentinel.
A good Ituirk automobile,
191b
From a twenty-four-arre orchard sit
model, »1 home power, 4 ryilinder, uated near Marion, E. FI. Bongs, a
top and in goml repair, for »ale rheap. fruit grower of that section, estimates
K. It Phillip*.
that he will reriave a yield o f 40,000
Miss May Mather» o f Eugene visited pounds o f prunes o f the P eflte and
this week with her »unt, Mra. J. 8 . Italian varieties. Samples o f the fruit
from this phenomenal orchard have
Milne.
been brought
into Salem.—Salem
Statesman.
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A l timlier, will rut
There's an art in the way we slash
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A r r P Q 1 è million ft. Only
prices when we go at it, as well as in
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n V IV O
4 l n j |,., fr<ilI1 |01Mf.
our work. $6.00 photos fur $3.98; $5.00
mg |Miint, on main line S. I*, ity. 4
nule» from Cottage Grove, on g i»»!
photos for $3.25; $3.00 goods at $1.98,
road.
Small house and barn on
nnd others in pro|wrtion. Armstrong
place. A I mjii I .'1 acres cleared, gissi
Studios.
ah
gulden und some fruit, line water.
Price $mxi, $5no cash, balance une
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith left Tues
year at 6 ‘ , interest, itox 518.
day for Bandon, where Mr. Smith ex
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Eor Sale 4 lota, six-room cottage,
with pantry and bath, gis») barn, fine
shade treea, orchard in Is-sring, gissj
soil, will sell cheap, ns I have not the
time to rare for it properly. I f intcr-
r»trd , write itox 425. City.
a-M.p<l.
pects to go into business in the near
future.
We have 5 dux. Flvcrlasting 4 gal.
jars which we w ill sacrifice at $ 1.00
|wr dux. We want to clean up our
odds and ends. We have other bar
gains in jars. Brund A Co., Phone Oft.
J. O'liriun and Mr. and M n . Titus
Kev. Sutcliffe preached at Eugene
of Eugene are spending few days at Sunday evening.
Ixindon.
C. K. Walker was on the sick lis ts
couple o f days this week.
W. J. Crane has opened a pressing
The G. A. Durham, Arthur Tubbs,
and cleaning parlor in the building Jim and Joe Cox families returned dur
formerly occupied by the Commission ing the |>ast week from a two weeks
House.
outing at Newftort.
David Alexander and fam ily re
Pictures that look just like you, or a
turned Tuesday from an outing at little better, are being put out during
Newport.
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August by Photographer Armstrong at
A
— 10 miles out; 14
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A r r P C million ft. line Urn-
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f l V I W ,K.r . K,KM, k a r d e n
land; creek Isittom; small hearing
orrhunl, assort ml fruits, piare all
fonemi; line out range for stocs;
gissi creek ami mountain springs on
place, i ’laro rented ami in crop this
m m
Price $1,260; $700 cash, bal
ance one year at *>' interest.
Box 618.
I>r. Demurest, Dentist.
K err A Silsby’ s Store.
Office over
m9tf
Miss Kuth Woodard has returned
from a visit with her aiatcr, Mrs. C.
G. Horton, at Seattle.
Why carry your own risk, when you can have protection
for less than two cents a week.
Bank of Cottage Grove
4% interest on Time Deposits— 4 %
We are supplied with all kinds of
sisting Rev. Edgur in a revival meet
feed for horses, cattle, hogs and chirk-
ing.
i ens. Sterling F'eed Co.
Ladies’ Suitings
All Wool
Oregon Cloth
5 6 inches wide
$1.00, $1.25 and
$1.50 a Yard
on woolen min s sid ri
Kohert Veatrh, son John and a Port-
| land party left Tuesday for a hunting
trip in the Row River district.
Shirt Waist Sale
A lle r t Stocks and w ife left Tuesday
for an outing at Newport.
G. A. Durham and family were in
Flugene between trains Monday.
For Sale or Rent. 18b acre farm,
large pasture, buildings, some fruit,
' good running water, close to railway.
, N. Lewis, Divide, Ore.
apt 26pd.
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$2.00 Values
Editor I). FI. Vernon o f Oakland was
in the city Saturday on hia way home
to Oakland, after a viait at Ljndon
Springs.
$1.50 Values
A. C. K inter was in Portland this
week on business.
Oregon has c -ntributed the tallest
flag |iole in the world to the Panama-
Pacific Ex|<o»ition. The stick meas
ures 225 feet in height and was sent
to the Astoria Centennial last Summer
We have a carload o f lirat class cheap The |>ole was stowed in a log raft and
taken to San Francisco. Portland peo
hay. Sterling F'eed Co.
Misses Alpha Morgan and Lyndall ple have promised a flag, 50x100 feet
Gilder anil Measra. Laurence and Les in size, to fly from this big staff.
ter Phelps spent Sunday on Mosby
Returned—Tom Aw brey has returned
Creek.
from an extended vacation on his fruit
Sw engel’s big Hardware Store is farm and will now give special atten
headquarters for all kinds oi sporting tion to fire inaurance. Call at the .ex
j l 8 a 8 pd.
goods. Rifles and big game ammuni press office.
tion, tents and camping supplies.
J. C. Johnson and daughter, Mr. and
it ian’ t often that one gets a chance Mrs. B. K. Lawson and son and Roy
to kill two deer at one shot, but this Welch returned Tuesday from an out •
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is what happened to Mr. Denny, who ing on Steamboat Greek. The men of
works at the Mozach garage at Flu- the party enjoyed a few days o f hunt
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gene. He returned yesterday from a ing.
Mrs, Helen Silaby and daughter.
short vacation at his home near Oak
land. While there he saw three deer, Miss FIsther, left yesterday for an out
two bucks and a doe, grazing peace ing at Newport.
fully in the pasture. He got his gun
A fte r a short layoff, J. V. Stewart
and maneuvered around until he got has returned to work with the S. P.
the two bucks in range and one well bridge gang at Oregon City.
aimed bullet from a high power rifle
A tremendous cut in prices, but no
killed them both. — Register.
cut in the quality of work at Arm
75c Values
L U R C H ’ S , Cottage Grove j
Brund & Company
Phone 65
GROCERS TO PARTICULAR PEOPLE
strong’s Studios.
Buy Your Harness at
Legat’s
R ear
of
F ir s t N a t io n a l R a n k
a 8
Mr. Rinard and sons have returned
from an outing on the W illam e'te
above Oakridge.
FREE DELIVERY FOUR TIMES DAILY
Wagon 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 fo r East Side,
afternoons at 2 and 4 o’clock; wagon leaves for
West Side, afternoons at 3 and 5 o’clock.
Gust. Gross returned from a Port
land hospital Monday and is feeling
fairly good.
David Alexander ia now back from a
vacation and w ill again be found at his
I ’ m looking for sinners with soles to old stand opposite the S. P. depot serv
be sewed on with my new machine. ing the sandwiches that have made
Cottage Grove famous and the coffee
Goff.
that is conceded by connoiseurs to be
D. D. Knox spent Sunday with his
without an equaL
a 8 pd.
brother Roy at Albany.
Mrs. Eliza DuBruille o f Corvallis re
Win. F\ Leprick, one o f Lor^ne’s
progressive farmers, was in from the turned home Sunday, after a viait with
city Monday and reports crops never her son, C. C. DuBruille.
BINSON’S PHARMACY
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Safe Deposit Boxes for $1 per Year
A small cabinet picture at $1.U0 a slashed prices that are bound to clean
dozen, a $6.00 picture for $3.98, a $4.00 up hia large stock o f mounts.
aH
picture for $2.25. These are only h
Dennis Slagle was down from W ild
few o f our specials, Armstrong Stud
wood on business Monday.
ios.
sH.
Wm. Lancaster was down from his
Cover Birtcbet was down F'riday
from llorena, where he bad been as Mosby Greek farm this week.
W e have just received soother new
lot o f those blue tlnme oil stoves. Get
yours before they are all gone. Costs
2 c per meal to cook and no dirt, no
On Saturday. Aug. loth, we will
give away absolutely fr»*e to ludiea ' ’ heat, no trouble. Swengt-I Hardware
asking for them 250 ten cent nark- J
Company.
age» o f the fiimous I lea/.zo Sham- < >
| h m i , u rb-ansing ami benetlcial ) •
Misses Bertha and Dngmer Jensen,
better.
wash for the hair.
cousins o f Andrew Brund, visited ut
Thoroughbred cockerel spaniel pups
the Brund home from Saturday to
for sale.
Price reasonable.
E. K.
Tuesday.
Turpin, phone 124-L.
aHpd
FIxpcrt dressmaking done promptly.
Otto Michael, who recently sold hi«
Eor Sale 2 Iota, f>-rmim house, all for Mra. Pet Sanford.
m23tf
farm, moved his family to the city this
PM.Mi W rite Itox 42.r., City. h K pi.
Mrs. Laura F'isher, nee Miss Lsura
week.
Mra. E. It. Gralde returm-d Monday Gurston, slopped off for a visit with
A. R. Whitehead, who tecently pur
from a visit with Mrs. M. J. Thomp Mr. and Mra. James Hemenway while
chased
the Otto Michael farm, moved
son at Eugene.
on her way to Crater Lake for a
onto it Tuesday.
month,’
»
visit.
George Hohlrnan has a gissi driving
Wanted F'urniahed house, by young
home for sale cheap for rash,
aHafi,
Mrs. C. G. Horton and children o f
couple, no children. Address box 539,
M. L. Tompkins was in Eugene Mon Seattle are visiting at the home o f
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Mra. Horton’s parents, Mr. and Mra. Cottage Grove.
day.
A. L. Woodard.
DEAZZO*
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T h e S hop” W h ere
'• P r in t in g is D o n e
G ood
T 5 h e S E N T I N E L
D. L. M iller o f Yoncalla was in the
city Tuesday on huainess.
Miss Mildred Pringle was in from
Lorane over Sunday to meet her
brother, Thoa. Springer, who was go
ing through the city on h<s way from
California to Palouse, Wash.
James Sears returned Saturday from
assisting his son FIrnest run the mower
on his Saginaw ranch.
The above schedule will be followed as nearly as
possible, and if 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.
Glad to
1 Brund & Company j
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G R O C E R S TO P A R T IC U L A R P E O P LE
Engagement extraordinary with K it i;-J~>-X“X~X'<~x~x~x**<~x~x~x~x--x-<~x~x~x~x~x-x~x-x~x~x~x~:-:>
Carson's Buafflo Ranch W ild West
Shows, Wiedemann Brothers, owners.
A genuine Curtis F'arnum biplane,
making sensational fights daily, ram
or shine, from the show grounds, cir
cling the city and returning.
The
greatest attraction and moat expensive
free exhibition ever carried by a tented
organizaton. Don’ t mias it.
500 Envelopes 85c
Lew is Sears is here from The Dalles
this week visiting relatives and look
ing after business at Bohemia.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott moved Mon
O. W. Smith was in Saturday from
F. C. Flnglnnd o f W alker was here
day to Dorena.
Tuesday buying supplies for his thresh his Mountain View fruit farm.
O rville Spear is back on the job at
ing outtlt. which he expects to start
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hemenway spent Powell & Co’s.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Whattsm o f Eugene aoon.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lew A .
Austin Hampton o f Eugene visited
are among the guests Dt the Ismdon
Try an electric face massage at the Cates.
at
the G. H. Tyson home over Sunday.
Springs.
Sanitary -Barber Shop.
aHtf.
Miss Minnie Scfttt of Tangent spent
Ben
Lurch spent a few days o f the
One aix-year-old mare and one large
Morris McKibben was in Flugene be a few days o f the past week at the D,
past
week
at Newport.
aorrcll
horse
for
sale.
Marion tween trains Tuesday.
Sterling home.
You w ill get but two chances to see
Vcatch.
aHtf.
J. W. Grant and D. F. Dean were in
F'armrr Lyons was down from Row
the biggest show o f its kind in the
Mrs. H. H. F’ iester was in Eugene R iver Tuesday.
Junction City Monday setting up the
world. That is on August 9th, when
last Thursday.
Mrs.Shelbourne o f G owdyville is suf old Leader press for the Junction City K it Carson's Buffalo Ranch Wild West
ferin g from a slight stroke o f paraly Times.
arrives for two peformances.
There are a few o f those E-Z Run
sis.
Billy Eastman, a converted ex-con
I f you are going to build, why not garden cultivators left. Come in and
vict, delivered several talks here dur
get
one
on
10
days’
free
trial.
Ster
save money by buying your hardware,
AT A BARGAIN
ing the past week. He is a good talker
doors and windows at the Swengel ling Feed Co,
and gives a terrible warning against
Hardware Store.
Only 14 miles from Cottage
C. O. Dryden ia visiting at Valley the pitfalls.
Mra. Archie Job o f Butte, Mont., re points this week.
Grove, :$5 acres under cultiva
H. Fisher has returned from Wash
turned home FTiday, after a visit at
A 9-pound son was born Sunday to ington, where he spent several weeks
tion, 40 acres fine piling tim
the B. R. Job home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Armes.
ber. 200 acres good foot-hill
as engineer o f a logging train.
O. C. Lee left for Flmpire Sunday
F'irst trick operator, Clyde Nokes, is
woodland pasture. Price $20
Daniel Coope.- is putting up a neat
and w ill be gone probably a year.
off on a month's vacation. He and his bungalow south o f the city park.
per acre. A snap. Easy terms.
Miaa Eva Young o f Portland is here w ife w ill visit in Canada.
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l J. 1. Jones and J. V. Stewart and
ADDKKHH O W NK K
to spend a month with her parents,
Bob Farrier, the pioneer Bohemia families enjoyed an outing at Disston
Mr. apd Mrs. Geo. Young.
prospector, is fitting out fo r another one day last week.
Box 458, Cottage Grove, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Richardson, who prospecting trip in search o f the yel-
Miss Grace L illy, who went to the
low stuff.
Having sold my houae, 1 w ill sell had been camping at Purvance’s
Bohemia district with the Lawson and
I can’ t furnish the wings, but I can Johnson party, has remained to 8 |>end
cheap the follow in g: Household furni Sharp’ s < ^ | k camp, returned to their
home
irtfllN
lfcurg
last
Thursday.
sew
on the soles while you wait. Goff. the summer with her father a n d!
ture, garden tools, barn tools, double
Mr, M m BM icii la building a resi
and single buggy harness, new rubber
The A. L. Monroe and N. E. Comp brother.
tired buggy, old light wagon, old dence east o f Knox H ill.
ton families le ft overland Monday for
H.
J. Stewart ami fam ily have re
horse, White Leghorn hens, etc.
John R. Smith was down from the a two weeks’ outing at Winchester turned from a three weeks’ outing at
F. B, PH 1X11*8.
mines for a few daya this week.
Newport.
High Grade X X X , Fine Quality
White Envelopes. Secured at a
bargain and sold at
Per Box 85c
Cottage Grove Sentinel
“THE SHOP WHERE GOOD PRINTING IS DONE”
STOCK RANCH
Bay.
COME TO OUR NEW HOME
Our stock is now well arranged in our new home atid
we will appreciate your inspection of same.
W e handle
nothing but quality goods; our line of groceries is com
plete and appetizing *A full variety of Johnston’s
Milwaukee Candy is always kept fresh in our cases.
Your wife or sweetheart will appreciate a box of
this confection.
me METSAN SHOP
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