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I © a te nf 101 0 m itn ------------ -- --------- 1 Many M a tters o f M o re than P a ssin g M om ent Any item in thaae t u l u m n i containing on the last lini* thereof the mark | . I, i* paid advertising. | This announcem ent is made in compilimi •• with the postal regulations.! C «Hid Ir S I 1(,[ Mias Dora Hawkins returned Mon Mrs. (ifo. <). K iiow I i 'H re- '* irnod laat week from their trip to the thly from a w e e k ’s stay a t ('reswell. ' >aat. L. S. Hill tranaaeted business down J . I, Jours returned from IiiMston the line this week. I . rlday with blisters on hia feet from A rmstrong potato diggers aavu the antplng aruund in till' mud Mild wet spuds. Get one from Swcngid Hard- ware Go. Or we can get you a florae digger if you want it. S ta te Superintendent A Idertnan fid I from a motor cycle while traveling à f h t tu of* t through Southern Oregon and sus Address Box 281, C ottage tained a revere fracture of one of the honca of the leg. G rove, Oregon hat """ 010-17 k Miss Sue Hurt of Yonculla visited I . here lust week. r fr The Sterling Feed ('««. IS prepared t'l Horse and buggy for sale. Impure ■ t - . d l , chop and clean grain. Prompt Spencer A Veateh. * s6tf t« it ^rvica, prl«-< i reasonable. John W. Campbell of Koaeburg, third L. A. Ralston was down from Dl«»- parly candidate for Congress from the uver Sunday. »11 % H. Snodgrass. Harry Tlbiiels, First District, was in ttie city Tuesday a r t McKih ben, Minor Ifeal and Eli.« meeting the voters. He expressed m lark have been in Eugene this week. confidence of hia election. F. M. Chapman waa in from Divide f I du g aubpoi lined to appear before (lie Monday. “ “ ' rand Jury. 100-lb. sack of augur, 16.76 with $5.00 order, is one of the hurgains in the Deal.arzes bros. ad. on this page. Look it up. - ;/i We will pay 6c a pound for ull old ’ Clean rags drought to thin office. Do F. L. Finney and aon George of Wild not te a r Into IntM. Wi< cannot use wood visited at Yonculla a few days ■loll raga. lust week. The C o t t a g e G r o v e S e n t i n e l Mrs. L. Gcsum and children came up from Eugene Monday to visit GofT, the Shoe Doctor, has moved hia friends a few ilaya. ispital to the building one door East Get your stove pipe, dampera and ’ the New Ern Drug Store. stove hoards at Sw engel’a Hardware ’4 ' Mrs. H. K. Lawson and aon left Fri- Store. r ' 1 ly for a two m onths’ visit a t Red* E. A. b a rb e r of Koaeburg, secretary ' ! hf nda, Calif. of the National Progressive Party of Miaa Winnie Landess, who had been Oregon representing the first district, nployed as operator for Thu Sentinel waa in the city on business laat week. do r aeveral months, left Munduy for Miss Agnes Smith of Oakland ia linoni, Calif. «aline» D v spending a week with Mias Amanda tha t tors Foster. She is on her way from the hi tin rs Pendleton boundup. Vetch seed for aalc at the Sterling Feed Co. ’a Store. — 140 t e r e s miles from Cot Aldermen Wheeler, Martin and T y r Grip a g e Grove. D> acres line Lot son were in Eugene Monday on city business. ,»tin A „ ‘,,u la»<l acres good bench llf rUand; 40 acre« g<a>«l tiiling tuu- J. M. S tark, of the Hotel Oregon, th ,1 ri ’••’i hglance woodland pasture, was up from Eugene over Sunday. enced. o n lv pet a c r e Pure While flour now selling at $1.40 II««..-. to_________________________ per sack a t Sterling Feed Co. rtric ' " "" J. E. banton ia serving on the grand purifier .’¡ty Prttfery Collage Grove, Oregon jury a t Eugene this week. i r ur I t < Vj Schleef building Miss Mary Ni»curson returned Tues pm s i r • ■— I— — ----------------------------------- ---- ----------- j --------------------------------------- day from u visit a t Eugene. Katelle Franklin Gray, a violinist of Stoves. W e’ve got them and lots of te, will appear at The Arcade Theatre them. H eating stoves and ranges. icaday evening, October 22d. playing Sizes, shapes, sty lea and prices to suit lufTi r ug. , . . ider a heavy guarantee. anybody. Swcngel Hardware Co. «ild .in I (r ( t l ,, () Miaa Verna Hnwklna, who rrcently Mrs. J. S. benson returned Monday turned from a n e t t ' tided trip through from Portland, where she attended the - e Hast, has resumed her poaitiori as meeting of the Columbian b ranch For e r a to r for The Sentinel. eign Missionary Societies as a delegate T i n , v Th* Llbr ary board wishes to thank from Cottage Grove. She served on ) h L l rg Al. J u r y , Lincoln Taylor, A. J. the enrollment committee. e w a rt end .1. K. I’lleigher for dona- Mrs. A. C. Spriggs is spending a th in g )na of acme excellent volumes to the week in Eugene. it ¡ .ace ibllc Library. Music hath ¡tower to soothe the savage Wand Sir- breast. H ear Katelle Franklin Cray ------- — Brand New Air T ight in violin harmonies a t The Arcade Tuesday, October 22d. .. --A re You Looking For A Homestead? Ih Prie, O ' ¿ Old Qean Rags Wanted! ^F in e Little Farm For Sale “"Heater, only tim e (in s Mk>r J .vcr built in it. (iocs at a i >1./. ('«I, c > a r g a iii. m-t 20 ytr M r s . Iv L ItK K T B u m « : ,;r . „,„*331 South Third Street i n n si r ------------- • ■ r ^..Goflr, the Shoe Doctor, has moved his ntisnyi* ispital to the building one door Hast . alth gin: the New Era I)ruK Store, ri tncdit* C. J. Bentley of Mar«|uam has been the city during the past week look- -g for a auitalde piece of property. O. W. Smith was down from his mr' 'r ' Ountain View fru it farm Saturday I I 'Ming around a little sunshine anti I I ' J tod cheer. ni*«tC9 G iv e n JOE BAKER General Blacksmith AND % RE PA IR WORK LOCATED ON W E S T S ID E Oolober 22<l will go down in history ’a the day Estelle Franklin Gray, sup- -orted by three high class artists, ap- I’harts»' e a r*d a | The Arcade. , | , eii * J . E. Thomas was in Eugene Mon iicdiaa f ay on real e sta te business. I ar D1® I). H. Hemenway has taken O rville ipml »" Ipear'a place with l'owell A Co. while • an ttf ha la tte r Is «iut with his well iligging ttaininf machine. ul pf"! Dr. Fa W. bobbins, office in rcsi- _____ ^ence, corner South Fifth and WHsh- ngton Avenue, 3 doors south of post- a26o27pd ] ( ] | | | C. A, Hedrick has been on the sick j i iat thia Week. IS ialty Geo. Bohlman ia in Eugene this week n court business. Floyd Mathea of Portland and Mrs. M. J. Scrivner of Walla Walla, Wash., are gueata a t the home of MrH. W. W. McFarland of this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. Itoaaerman were up from itoschurg over Sunday. A heavy frost, the first of the season, occurred Sunday night. Goir, the Shoo Doctor, has moved hia hospital to the building one door East of the New Era Drug Store. Chas. S. Cochran and family, who Hpent the Bummer in Portland, have returned to Eugene for the w inter. Mrs. Ja m e s Bedford of Dorena visited at the N. P. Chrisman home this week. Hoofing p aper; the kind th a t atHnds the teat and turna the w ater. Swengel H ardw are Co. M. A. Beach returned to Eugene last Thursday, a f te r a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nealey of Mapleton visited a t tho brunt! and Knowles homes a couple days during the past week. E xpert dressm aking done promptly. Mrs. Pet Sanford. m&iif Misa Grace Wilson came up from E u gene Friday. J. C. Moras waa in E ugene Thurt-day night. Geo. M. Hawley transacted business in Eugene Friday. Dr. Demoreat, Dentist. Office over K err & Silaby’a Store. m9tf Jack Ferguson, who waa in th e shoe repair business here Rome 15 years ago, haH opened a shop w ith C. W. beats. Mrs. Dan Kby returned Saturday from Eugene. O. F. Rohrer transacted business in Eugene Saturday. F a th e r Ibcrncs of Eugene conducted * services here Saturday. G. II. Burkholder went to Portland Tue-duy on business. Mrs. W. W. Lilly of Menlo Wasfi , Is visiting her brother, E. G. 0 . Groat, and sister, Mrs. J. P. Moore. C o t t a g e Grove has the reputation of having more good looking women and babies than any other city on the ('oast and tho reputation iH justified. The reason the fact mentioned ia so noticeable ia because A rm strong’s pictures show their charms off to such advantage. 010-17 Mias Hazel Hemenway assumed charge of the Sears school Monday. There will be a meeting of I he W. G. T. U. at the home of Mrs. Mary Smith tomorrow afternoonn a t 3 o ’clock. Ernest Purvance was in Springfield yesterduy afternoon to visit his slater, Mrs. J. F. Ellison, who is seriously ill hut is improving. Miss N ettie Frazure was in Eugene yesterday. Mrs Louis Campbell and mother, Mrs. Milieu, of Grand Forks, N .I).,a re visiting at the It. S. Swengel home while on their way to Galifornia. Sauer kraut. We still have th a t same slaw c u tte r th a t has been here for four years. Who wants it? And then we have other good ones. Swengel Hardware Store. Milo A. Roach waa up from Eugene yesterday. Mrs. I. H. liingharn ia here from Eu gene visiting her daughter, Mrs. David Griggs. TheWeeklyOregonian Until N ov. I, 1913 Reg. Price $1.50 SUNSET, The Pacific Monthly O n e Y ear fo r Reg. Price $1.50 Semi-Weekly Journal Receipt of Order to Feb. 1, 1914 N. L). Hardy, formerly of this city, has secured entire control of .the Smeede hotel a t Eugene. J. A. Taylor of Portland ia in the I city on business. M. I*. Sherman was here from Eu- j gene Saturday on Moose lodge busi- j ness. Eugene Matlock was down from Eu- | gene to apend Sunday with his family here. The LaiJiea Aid of the Methodist; Church will hold a public m arket of good things to eat in K err & Silahy’s store all day Saturday. George Furman of Lorane was in \ Eugene Monday. L. H. Yarbrough of Gardener w a s 1 here Monday. D. II. Parker waa in Eugene Monday night. J. I. Jones was in Flugene Monday, j Mrs. Oilie H arris was ia Eugene Tuesday, O. W. Dunn was in Eugene Monday. G. W. McFarland transacted business in Eugene Monday. Reg. Price $1.50 to Sentinel Paid-in-Advance Subscribers Only ------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- V If already paid in advance on T h e Sentinel, all j> that is necessary is to pay the extra subscription. If behind on T h e Sentinel, it will be necessary to % pay in advance in order to take advantage of offers. X *t* Bargain Period Ends October 31, 1912 | ■ ■ .. ----. .......................................... ......... . ------------ ♦ > The Cottage Grove Sentinel f A Live Wire Newspaper i <>*♦ The City Council has received an *n- vitution to attend the Oregon Electric [ banquet a t Eugene next Tuesday. Martin McGeer, employed by the S. f P. removing the steel bridge over Elk Creek, was severely injured last week £ Advertisements in this departm ent J* by being struck acrosB the hip and 1 | lie a line. Figure 6 words to line. back with a beam. I WANT ADS ! Times Are Hard DEMONSTRATION FARM’S FAME IS SPREADING FOR SALK Good 2-horse power electric motor for sale at a bargain. The S entinel... FOR SA L E C H E A P . . '.- H O R S E Power Fairhanks-Morae gas engine The G reat N orthern Railway has and drag saw. Call 23, Senitnel. o3tf come to be recognized as a pioneer in farm demonstration work. The latest TWO CRACKING GOOD CREAM recognition comes from the Lea separators for sale cheap. H. H. Angeles, California, branch of the N a Veateh. o3tf tional back-to-the-Land Association, WORK MARE FOR SALE. - J . I). which recently wrote to Louis W. Hill, Anderson, Cottage Grove. o3-tf Chairman of the G reat Northern board of Directors, asking for facta and fi F IN E S T GRADE CEDAR FEN CE posts for sale. Leon Arne. Phone gures on thia subject. This association, 87-Y o3-10pd it ia announced, will seek a t the next session of the California legislature to HARD WOOD FOR SALE. $2.00PER have a bill passed ¡«lacing dem onstra tier delivered. Harold F. Gibler, tion farm s in various parts of the state Saginaw, Ore. O10-24p«l. where they are so much needed. The letter is from George Eakins of ANY ON E W ISHING GOOD SECOND hand furniture will do well to call Ocean Park, California, who had read on Mrs. L. M. Shepardson, 1437 of the wonders accomplished by the F ifte e nth St., Cottage Grove Ore northw estern farm ers as the result of gon. O10-17pd the demonstration farms which Jam es J. Hill haa established along the line of TO EXCHANGE the G reat Northern Railway from the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific Coast. For Exchange.—Portland lot for Some astounding facts and figures from property in Cottage Grove. Inquire the G reat N orthern demonstration Box 287. a ftf. farms were sent to Mr. F.akina, and FOR RENT California no doubt will soon be d e r iv F U R N I S H E D ROOMS TO RENT. ing the benefits of sta te demonstration No cnildren. Close in. Mrs. E. A. farms. Cottle. o3-tf Legal Blanka.—The Sentinel. ^ P LOST AND FOUND. L O S T . — S M A L L G O L D BAND bracelet. Return for small reward to Sentinel office. OKI ayday "Hill w - t H ints If you spend every cent you earn you will be under the yoke all your life. W hy not lay aside just one dollar every pay day and save it? You can open an account for th at am ount. I t ’s easy to save when vou once begin. Interest Paid on Time Deposits ...TH E... First National Bank •<TMF OLD RELIABLE" Mrs. I. C. Hastier, Grand Island, Nebr., has something she wishes to say about Foley's Honey and T ar Com pound. “ My three children had a very severe attack of whooping cough and suffered greatly. A friend recommended Foley’s Honey and Tar Componi!, and it did them more good than anything I gave them. I am glad to recommend it.” T H E BEAI TY STRAI N PARTRIDGE WYANDOITES I w o n a t th e O rntiffe F a ir , S e p t, 5-7, 1st c o ck , iat a n d 2nd h e n , int b e st p e n . 1st c o c k e re l, 1st a n d 2nd p u lle t. H a v e s o m e good b ird s fo r s a le a t th e fo llo w in g p ric e s c o c k e re ls $1.5.D to fs.oo; p u lle ts $1.00 to $4.00. T h e ju d g e p r o n o u n c e d m y b ir d s a s fit to e n te r a n y sh o w . Y a rd s lo c a te d a t t h e e n d of N . S e v e n th St. L. C. HAPPY, Cottage Grove, Oregon Big Reduction— My Fall Samples of Domestic and Foreign Goods are now hi and are the best ever brought to the city. I am hard up, and in order to get some of the fall business in early I will make large enough reductions to make it worth while. Get your clothes made before the rush starts. Bohlman tailor -X»X »X"X --X --X »X ~X --X -X »X ~X »X ~X »X ~X ~X ~X "X --X -X “X~X“X~XX; EXTRA SPECIAL 100-11). Sack E xtra Fine Dry G ranulated Su^ar $5.75 w ith $ 5 .0 0 cash purchase o f other g o o d s S O A P—Pearl White, W hite Bor ax, N a patha and Diamond C 6 bars f o r . . . ____ __________25c 25c pkg. P e a r l i n e .................. l i t 6 boxes M a tc h e s .......... ..............25c 50c grade English B re a kfa st Tea per pound_________________ 30c Plain mixed Candy, per l b ___10c $1.50canCane& Maple Syrup.95c 2 pkgs. Arm & H am m er Soda_15c f o r ........................................ 1 51 - The Famous Royal Table Queen Bread, per loaf C O TTD LEX E—-large size 81.50 Medium size ______________ 60c Bacon, per pound........ 15c and up Coffee, per pound____ 25c and up 3 pkgs. Corn F la k e s_________ 25c 2 pkgs. Grape N u ts _________ 25c 3 pkgs. J e l l o . . . ____ _________25c 3 cans Yello-Ban Milk........ 25c 15c can S a r d in e s .........................10c 2 pkgs. best Corn or Gloss Starch FREE DELIVERY DES LARZES B .;„:..:„x~x~x--x~x»x~x~x“x~x~x»x~x~x~x~x"x--x*-x“x~x-*x~x--x~:- -X «X “X “X “X~X~X~X“X -X --X “X “X “X “X “X “X--X“X “X “X--X-*X~X-X~:; New Shipment of f V Shapes and Fancies j w ill be on D isp la y $ Saturday, October 12th E v e r y o n e in vited to look th e S tock o v e r w h e th e r m a k in g a selection or not t X x | J Frazure Milliner 317 Main Street X ~X -X -X K ~X ~X ~X ~X ~X --X "X ~X "X ~X ~X »X --X ~:-^
