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TALES OF THE TOWN MANY MATTKKS OK MOKE THAN PASSINO MOMENT. A iluugliter wm born lull Thursday to Mr. unii Mr*. K. W Ward. Grandini Wurd wuu down from the How Kiv«r diNtrirl u ooii|ilu duy* luit wt<t<k to g«l acquainted w ith the now mom bo r of bin fumlly. Investigate This 4 blook, :i m in u le « wulk t o I'. (). 7 riunii bouHo unii collar, burn, bon boijNOH mid |iiirku, cun koo|> .'{00 laying bon*. In hourt of rouidonco district, lino nriglilHira. giaal surdon und fruit; Jomny cow .‘I yonru old, 3 dozen laying Itemi, on« y o u r ’* hui > ply of wm ut. All Km*» for |l,6uU cauh. If you aro wanting u uiiup, look thi* up. Ibix filH Tbo Monroo gallery will bo clo*od u n til A uk . ZM I i . aH-15 M L I. I,. ItoWo buu urreptod ii position *1 M iller liro*. mill. Mr. nnd Mr*. A. McKinney returned Kridny from mi outliiK ut Scuviow. JO E B A K E R General Blacksmith AND R E P A IR W ORK L O C A T E D O N W E S T S ID E A go»«! llulck uutomobilc, 1010 model, do borne power, 4-cyilinder, top und In Ko'nl ropuir, for *ulo cheap. K. II PMIUps. A K. II. I’bllllp* and family loft Sun day for Tillamook. They will make their home during the next achool year cither ut Salem or 1‘ortland. an a A1 tim ber, will cut / 1 | | n f l t p i r p t C o 1 4 n„|,.H million fr,„M ft. i„nif Only ■ UK |Miint, on main lino S. I*. Ky. 4 inilcH from ('u llag e (»rove, on gond road Small houao and liarn on place. A I n tut d acre* clean'd; k ,m"I anion und aome fruit; lino w ater. f ’rico $>** 1 , $5i*) caah, balance one year at 6' , intoroat, I!nx M m . - t v W. K. McCord and family wore up from Croawell Friday. Fur Sale 4 lota, six-room cottage, with pantry and bath, good barn, fine abudo tree*, orchard in bearing, good aoil, will aoll cheap, aa I have not the tim e to caro for it properly. If inlcr- ch U m I, w rite But 425, City. I 1 pd. «•❖ 'X~X'<"X'4“X'<*'X~X~X-X~X p <~> P E A Z Z O On Saturday, Aug. loth, wo will giveaw ay ulioulutoly free to Indie* uaking for them 280 ton cent nack- agoa of the famous Deazzo Sliam- | mn 1 , a cloanaing and beneficial waah for the hair. BLNSON’S PHARMACY Mia* Sabra Young of Koacburg ia viaitng at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Jonoa. Miaa Young ia on her an nual vacation, being employed aa head aaloalady by The Hollow« Store of Koacburg. B ert Traak i* off on hia summ er va cation. 87 Acres s 10 mile* out; 1 4 million ft. line t ini - ; good g a r d e n land; crock bottom; amali bearing orchard, assorted fruits, place all fono oil; line out range for atoca; good crook and mountain springs on place. Place rented and in crop (Ins acaaon. Price 9I.2CO; $7U0 cash, bal ance one year a t (i1 , interest. Box 51X, Baled A lfalfa or clover hay for mile at 110.50 per ton. J. T. (¡Ison. Sagi naw, phone 30Fd. albtf.c Senator Jonathan Bourne, J r., has for distribution a number of copie* of bulletins issued by the Bureau of Mine* and of particular interest to managers of power plants, coal mines, mctsl mines, or quarries. He will be glad upon application to send a copy to any person interested therein. STOCK RANCH A T A BARGAIN Only 11 miles from CottaRe Grove, ¡15 acres under cultiva tion, 40 acres fine piling tim ber. 2 0 0 acres r < x m 1 foot-hill woodland pasture. Price 820 per acre. A snap. Easy terms. AllUKKHH OWNKK Box 458, CottaRe Grove, Ore. For Sale—2 lots. 5-room house, all for $500.00. W rite Box 425, City. aS-pd. I.ieutcnant-Colonol Lawson s|ient a few days of the past week a t Claoka I mas. Lee W ilkinson and Mias Jessie I»cgat cam e up from Independence on a mo torcycle Saturday and spent Sunday w ith K. J . Legal. Dr. Demoreat, Dentist. Office over A. K. Hedine, assistsrit secretary of Editor Moorhead of the Ju nctio n ; Kerr A Silsby's Store. iiiHtf the Oregon Prohibition state commit City Times was in the city Monday on WE RENT • I. oiiib (»roves leaves tills week for a tee, a n d J.G . Richardson, Lane County business. hunting trip in the Bohemiu District. organizer, have been in the city this A couple of midwinter drizzles dur Safe Deposit Boxes for $1 per Year week making arrangem ents to carry ing the past week spoiled (¡ottage An auto party passed through the on the work here. G rove’s "d ry " reputation. city Monday, the machine bearing the Why carry your own risk, when you can have protection Mr. Newlywed. There are so many placard "From Los Angeles to New Not the tail of the W illam ette Val good reasons why you should carry a ley but the head. Cottage Grove is for less than two cents a week. Y ork." policy in the W estern S tates Life In the place. That is where the proper Expert dressm aking done promptly. surance Co., that to advance them all ties are that I have for sale. Now is j Mrs. I'ct Sanford. rn23tf would require this entire column. Why I. W. Be trie was over from la»rane a not let me call and point some of them the tim e to invest. No boom here. few days this week visiting friends out to yoilt II. K. M etcalf, Phone Prices are at bed rock. Buy before the boom comes. 1 have nothing on my nnd relatives. 4% Interest on Time Deposits— 4% 107 L list but choice properties. Let me W urrcn Crow was in from l»orane on show you. Don’t forget where my of businesa the Inst of the week. fice is: Phillips Bldg., 2nd floor, room We have 5 doz. Everlasting 4 gal- 1, J. L. Beatty. jars which we will sacrifice at $1.(8» D. A. Elkins was down from Eugene ' per doz. We wunt to clean up our Saturday on business. islds and ends. We have other bar gain* in jars. Hrund & Co., I'hone <>5. J. L. Beatty has filed hia notorial commission with the clerk of court. Mrs. C. F Gilpin of Spokane is vis There are a few of those E-Z Run ¡ting with Mrs. Dora Field. They will garden cultivators left. Come in and shortly take a pleasure trip to the get one on 10 days’ free trial. S ter coast. ling Feed Co. .. One six-year-old mare and one large C. A. Crowell was in Eugene F ri sorrell horse for sale. Marion day. Veafcb. aKlf. The Wave ice cream parlor and con W. K. Nowell is back on the job at fectionery was closed by Mr. Bisbey the light plant, after a two w eeks' va Tuesday night. Mr. Bisbey has not cation. yet made arrangem ents for the future. Miss Flo l.orkwoo'1 returned Friday Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Clark are from Portland. Miss Ib ssie Harms, down from Bohemia visiting at Eu who went to Portland with her, went gene, on to Ridgefield, W ash., for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Howard Beagle. Mrs. A. Jury returned Monday from a visit in Eugene. (■ eorge Hohlman has a good driving horse for sale cheap for cash, *8*5. L. S. Hill returned Monday from a (». H. Tyson lett Tuesday for an out business trip to Eugene. (¡randpa and Crandm a C< mer wil ing at London. We are supplied with all kinds of return from the east the first week in Septem ber. Mr*. Comer has been Mrs. I. C. Sm ith of Lowell raised feed for horses, cattle, hogs and chick much improved in health by the trip. some rhubarb this year. She took off ens. Sterling Feed Co. a plant day left recently which was 3 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nowell, who feet 7 inches wide and whose stem was Mrs. David G riggs and children are have been visiting W. K. Nowell and 5 feet long and the stalk alone weighed visiting Mrs. G riggs’ parents, Mr. and other relatives since July 4th, returned 2} pounds. She also hus some cabbage Mrs. I. H. Bingham, at Eugene. Friday to their home in California. that would take a premium anywhere. Miss Ruby Sm ith was in Eugene Monday. Mr. Nowell is chief electrician at Al — Register. cazar City. Must move 'em during August. A S. F. Jackson was in from Lorane T here’s an art in the way we slash i lot of special mounts which I wish to yesterday on business. prices when we go at it, as well as in discontinue carrying. Prices cut clean A tremendous cut in prices, but no our work. 95.no photos for $3.‘JH; 16.00 to pieces. Arm strong, Photographer. cut in the quality of work at Arm photos for 93.26; 95.00 goods at $1.98,1 strong's Studios. a8 and others In proportion. Arm strong T. C. W heeler was in Portland on Studios. *H■ ^ “The Shop” Where Good business several days this week. ••x~x~x-x“x~x~x~x~x--x»x-x“x -x -'x -x - Mr. anil Mrs. S. L. Doolittle were Printing is Done Mrs. Applewhite of Eugene spent % down from Paradise Hill a few days of Sunday with Mrs. L. D. H arrington. I 'he past week visiting friends. W anted to trade, two ponies or lum 5 h e S E N T IN E L O. W. Sm ith, the apple orchard T ber for large horse. Owens Lumber bachelor, was in from Mushy Creek Co. *15-22pd Friday taking in the circus. Mrs. T. K. Parker and children are Mr. ami Mrs. Daniel W ater came up Phone David Alexander is now back from a visiting at Albany. from Eugene Monday. G R O C E R S TO PARTICULAR P E O P L E vacation and will again be found at his H arry Parker of Bohemia returned Mrs. Davis was up from Eugene on old stand opposite the S. P. depot serv- j Monday from a visit at Albany. He business Monday. ing the sandwiches that have made j says three blind pigs were burned Mrs. Marv F. W hite of The Dalles is FREE DELIVERY FOUR TIMES DAILY (Village (»rove famous and the coffee down while he was there. that is conceded by connniseur* to be ' Have you seen the new electric vi visiting relatives here. Wagon leaves for East Side, mornings at 8 and 10 without an equal. aHpd. brator at the Sanitary Barber Shop tf For Sale or R ent.—180 acre farm, o’clock; wagon leaves for West Side, mornings at Sam McKcrnan ia now the possessor Rev. Sutcliffe and family left Tues large pasture, buildings, some fruit, good running water, close to railway. 9 and 11 o’clock; wagon leaves for East Side, of the F. B. PhiPipa auto. He traded day fur a camping trip. N. Lewis, Divide, Ore. spt 26pd. a house and lot on the W est Side. afternoons at 2 and 4 o’clock; wagon leaves for A. H. Nicholas left Tuesday for S. F. Stiller was in the city a few Kansas City, his old home, where he F. H. Hall was down Pass Creek West Side, afternoons at 3 and 5 o’clock. days this week looking after property . will take up his perm anent residence. Canyon inspecting railroad tim ber this interests. The above schedule will 1 followed as nearly as J. Hardy Crow and wife were in from week. Rev. C. C. VanGorkom arrived yes House to R ent.—Corner N orth I anil Lorane Friday to take in the circus. possible, and if you will kindly give us your orders Birch. Partly furnished. Mrs. M artha IxMit. — Purse, with clasp Friday at terday from Fresno, Calif., and will we will guarantee satisfaction. Special deliveries J. Whisman. l l U B i Show Grounds. Finder will recieve re rem ain a week or ten days. He has been in the Y. M. C. A. worn since made at any time. (»co. Brown of Vale, Oregon, is visit ward by leaving same at this office. leaving here. ing his son Lawrence at Saginaw. B. S. Swengel has moved into his We meet all competition for spot cash. Glad to Swanson of Brooklyn, Iowa, Rev. and Mrs. W. V. McGee moved elegant new home at the corner of is Frank in the city for a few days' visit with extend you credit when you need it. here from Creswell Friday. Adams and the river. friends while on his way to California. F. W. Robbins, M. D., office 'corner Messrs. Durham and Cox were hunt Fifth Street and W ashington Avenue, ing up towards the Bohemia D istrict There will be no preaching services in the M. E. Church next Sunday. Sun second door South of Sentinel office. .. this week and report good luck. The productiveness of W illam ette Don't get a bird until y«1b have a day School as usual. valley soil is something which causes cage. If you do not believe th at you Wanted to rent, small farm of 80 or even an old resident to marvel over. can get a good wife with a house of 160 acres. Address J. L. Beatty. Phil G R O C E R S TO PARTICULAR P EO P LE To ace a bunch of red clover, which your own. buy a lot of met at $10.00 lips' Bldg.,Cottage Grove, at once. al5 measurca four feet, ten inches in height down and $1.00 per week until paid Mrs. Moon, who has been visiting ^X ~ X ~ X “X ~X~X~X-X~X~X“X~X~X~XX~X~X~X~X-X~X~X~X~X“X~X~:* ia to gaze upon some clover. E. W. for. Build a house on it and convince with her daughter, Mrs. McGavran, Roberts, of Roticrts Brothers who are yourself. National Realty Co. Phil will leave for her home in Salino, farm ing the G, T. Linn place two lips Bldg., 2nd floor, room 1. Kansas, Saturday morning. She will miles east of W alterville, brought in a Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cruson, Mrs. C. be accompanied by her daughter as far sheaf of clover recently which regis 11. VanDenburg, daughter Eunice and as Seattle. tered this height. W hat is more re C. S. Hall returned Tuesday from a 1 Members of the Presbyterian Church markable in the developm ent of this camping Our stock is now well arranged in our new home and trip in the Bohemia country. held a picnic dinner yesterday in the hay product is the fact that it was we will appreciate your inspection of same. We handle Gowdy grove. sown on the 11th of March and har Good 2-horse power electric motor nothing but quality goods; our line of groceries is com vested on July 20th. Mr. Roberts says for sale at a bargain. The S entinel... Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hankins returned plete and appetizing ’A full variety of Johnston’s he treated the soil with land p laster.— Mr. and Mrs. Delure Hemenway ar Tuesday from a w eek’s trip to Alsea. Milwaukee Candy is always kept fresh in our cases. They enjoyed the trip very much. Register. Your wife or sweetheart will appreciate a box of rived Monday for an extended stay in Try an electric face massage a t the this confection. * Thoroughbred cockerel spaniel pups the city. a8tf. for sale. Price reasonable. E. K. Misses Georgia Kline and Verna Ful Sanitary Barber Shop. Turpin, phone 124-L. aKpd mer left Tuesday for Medford, where F. J. Hard was down from Eugene (). M. Kem and wife left Monday for they have accepted positions with the last Friday. He bad recently come downffrom a two weeks stay at Rohe- Indianapolis for a three m onths' visit. Medford Packing Co. mia. He says things are progressing J. 1. Jones and family left Tuesday splendidly at the Vesuvius and Oregon- for a couple w eeks’ outing a t M yrtle Colorado. Point. M. V. McGee was in Eugene on a •X"X~X“X “X “X “X -X "X ~ X “X “X “X ~X "X ~X “X ~ x -:--x ~ x -x -:-:-:— :- x —:-x - We have a carload of first class cheap visit this week. t $ hay. Sterling Feed Co. I can’t furnish the wings, but I can Miss Ella Cahill of Portland ia visit sew on the soles while you w ait. Goff. ing Mrs. C. L. Hoxie. Miss Wood was in Eugene Friday. Mrs. W. F. Johnsons left an elegant bouquet a t The Sentinel office last J. L. Beatty was in Eugene Friday on business. Thursday. Of course she does—and nice ones, L etters of adm inistration were issued You Want Your Teeth Miss Blanche Hughes of Eugene yesterday to Mary F. W hite to settle To be in i>erfect condition—white and visited the J. L. Beatty family the too. Don’t you know she would ap the estate of Wm. Johnson W hite. N. i beautiful. past week. preciate some of the printed stationery You can’t be healthy or truly beau W. W hite, W alter G aroutte and Wil- j tiful Mrs. Spong and daughter returned unless your teeth are healthy. turned out by The Sentinel. It is liam Keyes were appointed appraisers. We believe Friday from a visit in Eugene. that Reginald M atthews returned Sunday dainty, refined and nifty. Her let D. L. Cooper was in Eugene yester from a two w eeks’ vacation at New day on business. ters to you on this kind of stationery port. • TOOTH PASTE Daniel Walton and family, who came will be much more replete with en Jam es W hitford left for the hills this is an ideal preparation, b»>th for here from Illinois, have bought 10 keeping the teeth clean and white acres of the Waldo Miller tract. week. dearing terms than if written on the to aid in preserving them. It S la s h ’em ! C u t ’em ! Trim ’em up and ordinary kind. The cost is not high. removes tartar and leaves the mouth W anted A g e n t—W rite H ealth & Ac to a fare you-well. T h at’s w hat Arm antiseptically pure and sweet. De cident Insurance. Oregon Security & strong is doing to special mounts, which lightful to use, it is a toilet neces Casuality Co., 322 Board of Trade, he wishes to clean up. aX j sity that makes for cleanliness and Portland, Oregon. al5pd TShe Mr. and Mrs. W. Killson of Salem health. Price 25 Cent« visited at the W. H. Abrams home dur A Big Snap. ing the past two weeks. They motored One acre, new five-room bungalow "The Shop' W here Good P rinting Is Done here from Salem, making a trip to Modern Pharmacy for sale. Inquire, Cottage Grove Flour Koseburg by train. Mill. j26tf. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i ~X~X“X~X~X~X~X' Bank of Cottage Grove Ladies’ Suitings All Wool Oregon Cloth 56 inches wide $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 a Yard OMVOOLH «HIS STORE ! Shirt Waist Sale I $2.00 Values ! $1.50 Values I ! 75c Values L U R C H ’ S , Cottage Grove I Brund & Company 1 Brund & Company ! COME TO OUR NEW HOME Mf METSAN SHOP I Does Your Sweetheart I Write Letters? Cottage Grove Sentinel
