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In fh»«a column« containing on Iha last tin* th .r .o f tha
^ i,m a r k |. .), 1« paid advarllalng. [ Thla announcamanl ia mada In
complianca with lha postal regulation«.|
J. II. Frakes win down from Dorena
Saturday.
W. L. Wullai-e ami family and Mra.
Ann Seara o f Creawdl, I . F. Woolay
o f Kugene anil A. W. Wallace uni
family and Mr. and Mra. (ioo. Walker
of 1*< cl I ii ad worn here laat week to at
tend that*. II. Wallace funeral.
Builder»’ hardware, door», window»,
tool», paint» and oil»; anythin« you
want in the building line, l e t Swengel
figure on your joh and »live you money.
The Hlg llarilwure Store ha» the good»,
mil if you want to he mitiidleil lifter
iho job 1» done, huy it from Swengel.
JO E B A K E R
General Blacksmith
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REPAIR
WORK
L O C A T E D ON W E S T SIDE
L. !., Wood» o f Salem vlattcd rela
tive» here the paat week.
Mr. and Mr*. Hern Veatrh have been
on the aick lint during the pa»l week.
Kenworthy Stoek Co., the old reli
able player». at Arcade Saturday night.
Admmaion, 2»c and 35c.
Mi»« Nancy WhiUett. who recently
rcNigncd her piantlon with Hamilton Si
Co., ex|>ert» to leave aoon fur Cali
fornia.
Ceu. W hi tact t hu» returned from
Springfield, where he waa in liU»ine»a
a month or an.
Ford» go ao fa»t we’ ll he unable to
aupply the demand unlc»» order« are
placed early. NcamlUt Auto Co.
Kmhroidery work la being taught and
plain »owing done cheap by Mr». Will-
bur. Call at Mr». Miller’», No. 67 Pa-
clflc highway. I al»o have for »ale a
nice young parrot, H month« old, ju«t
beginning to talk, price $20. Gentle-
man'aauil of clothe», co»t f35, aame a»
new. for $14; 2 new hat», l auit of
rain clothe» cheap and 2 dozen cana of
fruit. One new art »<|uure, size 12x16,
for only $ln.
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I*. J. Jenning», a former reaident,
but now of I'ortland, viaited in the
city the pa»t week.
Mr. ami Mr». Ozmund have returned
from an extended vi»il in California.
I will trade a live tnu»ic bumner«
and atock for Cottage Grove pro|icrty,
if right deal 1» offered at once. Marion
Veatch.
Chick Food $.3.60 per Hack. Hrund Si
Co.
Mr. and Mr», (irell Soderatrum and
Mra. Chn«. Hedrick viiited friend» at
Divide Sunday.
A Mr. Poole of Junction City ha*
been here during the p»»t week figur
ing on a moving picture »how houae.
?4 n Acres-|
lf Ixittotn land
u c a , W() ,a
i thirds tillable.
Kiiuugh timl>er on place to pay
purchase price
Half mile south
of city limits.
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Inquire of D. P. BURTON
A stitch in time often saves the
shoe. Dr. Goff, »hoe chiropractor.
Superintendent Haughman whm up
from Kugene Friday and visited the
Dorena school,
lie and Supervisor
Andrew» made the trip on foot.
Rev. J. T. Abbott held regular quar-
terly conference at Die M. K. Church
Sunday.
Kxpert dri-HHinaking clone promptly.
Mr*. Pet Sanford.
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her NUrnmer stock of good«.
Rev. <’. A. Wooluy wa* up from Ku
An amended complaint ha« been filed
gene to attend the funeral of Rev. C. in the |M.-r«onal injury damage case
II. Wallace.
brought by Mabel E. Stone v». Weal
Think of getting the heat hard wheat Const Mines company for $41,64)4).
flour in town for $1.26 per sack Pure
C. K. Stewart waa in Kugene Tues
White Sterling Feed Co.
day.
Cnmmi*aioner Geo. M. Hawley of
Spray pump», pruning «hear» and
Cottage Grove »(«ike before the super tree spray. Swengel Hardware Co.
visor»' convention at Kugene Salurduy
Warren Crowe whs in from Lorane
on “ Road Construction.”
Monday.
Knbt. I.uubke returned to the city
K. W. Green was in Kugene Tues
yesterday after an absence of a year.
day.
One $ll<> Mn»lcr Safe, one $126 Na
Garden seed« package» und bulk.
tional ('ash Register, one $li)4f No. 6
Hrund Si Co.
Oliver Typewriter und one |60 Roll Top
School was di»miaswi early yeaterday
l)e»k fur sale at veiy liberal diaeuunt-
in
honor of Lincoln’a birthday. ^ No
mg. If in need of any o f these, see
program* were rendered.
Marion Veatch for price».
The Ladies Aid o f the Presbyterian
J. C. Johnson wa» in Kugene Mmaiay
Church will hold an all day market at
on bu«iiie»a.
Kerr & Silaby’a Saturday. Home cook
W. N. Rinehart waa in Kugene Mon
ing that appeals to all.
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day on business.
Mra. Stewart Milne of Kugene,
Dr. He»» Stock and Poultry Pood.—
mother of J. S. Milne of thia city, ia
Kvery package guaranteed or money
quite low. Mr. and Mra. Milne have
refunded. —Hrund & Co.
been at her bedside during the psst
4)»car Woodard came up from Wind- week.
berry Sunday and report« Albert a»
Mrs. James Lisle o f Portland is
getting along nicely with hia home-
»pending a month with her daughter,
stead. Outside of a few tusale» with
Mr«. J. L. Senter.
wild animals and home cooking there
Dr. Demoreat, Dentist. Office over
lias been no excitement.
Kerr & Sifcby’ a Store.
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Harry L. Marlin left Monday to take
Ray
Dean
wa*
up
from
Halsey
to at
the laat semester at (J. of O.
> tend militia inspection Friday night.
The he»t place on earth to get fine
Lieutenant-Colont I Lawson and Lieu
photos hi at Morroe'a at the bridge, fflt
tenant Snodgrass were up from Salem
The Kpworth League gave another
Friday night to attend the inspection
of its pleasing entertainments in Phil
of 6lh Co.
lip» Hull Friday evening. The pluylet,
Dr. GotT cures contagious diseases
’ ’ Alter the Game,” made a hit.
by fixing your shoes ao you won’ t catch
Mra. James T. Moore wa» taken to
disease.
a Kugene hospital Monday for an o|ier-
1.. A. Ralston anil family were down
ation.
from Diaston over Sunday.
Base ball gooda, both Spalding and
G. H. Tyson spent Sunday in Eugene.
Reach; Swengel'» Hardware Store,
W. E. Hamilton, Kalona, Iowa,
headquarters for all kind« of »|iorting
wants to purchase raw or improved
goods.
Mrs. F. L. Ingram received word land.
Pure White Flour is now selling for
Tuesday o f the death at Portland of
$1.36
|>cr sack at Sterling’s Feed
her nephew, a »on o f her sister, Mr».
Store. Every sack guaranteed.
II. A. Samuel.
C. P. Jones, Sr., of Minneajiolia, has
been in the city the past week, being
called by the aicknesa o f hi« son, C.
P. Jones.
Garden seeds. — Hrund & Co.
J. M. Hrawley o f Tillamook harf
been in the city the past week visiting
his cousin, C. P. Jones.
Fisher dour.— Hrund & Co.
C. W. Caldwell write» from Los
Angeles that when they can be assured
that they can get through Pa»» Creek
Canyon they will ntart for home.
"Change our address,” he saya, "W e
can't get along without Thu Sentinel.”
Tree spray : Swengel Hardware.
Mr. and Mr». Karl K. Mills moved
up from Eugene Thursday. Mr. Mill»
recently purchascil the undertaking
business of Marion Veatch.
A. F. Strange waa here from Hose-
burg last week visiting his cousin, Van
Allison.
Huy your stock salt at the Sterling
Feed Co.’s store, where you can get a
64) lb. »aek for 3(>c.
Supervisor Edwin Tullar of London
attended the supervisors' meeting at
Kugene Saturday.
Mrs. Alice G. Richmond o f Medford
ia visiting at the home o f her son,
Bert Richmond.
W. I. Coleman, the aged Lorane pio
neer, who has been at Mercy hospital
for some time with a case o f threatened
pneumonia, has greatly improved and
will soon be ready to go home.
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace were in
If you want wall paper, you can save
Kugene Monday night to hear Madame money by dealing with Nealon Lockett,
Nordicu.
painter and pa|>crhnngcr und can select
Kenworthy Stock Co., the old reli from one o f the best paper houses in
able players, at Arcade Saturday night. Portland. I have a fine line of samples
Admission, 26c and 36c.
at reduced prices.
Phone
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Residence
Third
and
Madison.
Mrs. F. W. Robbins returned Monday
from an extended visit in California.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Master Julian Kem is rapidly recov Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Inlow of Forest
Grove. Mrs. Inlow is visiting at the
ering from hia recent illness.
You’ ll get youra if you order early— home o f Mrs. Eva Hemenway in this
your Ford machino Nesmith Auto Co. city.
Mrs. Rhad Thomas of Elkton visited
Mrs. K. J. Heidler was up town one
Monday and Tuesday with Miss Eunice
day during the past week for the tir»t
VanDenburg. She was formerly Miss
time since her recent severe illness.
Ida Robinson, who taught a primary
The Archie Thompson ranch east of class in the schools here.
the city was sold the first o f the week
You’ ll be left behind if you don’ t get
to G. F. Garoutte.
an auto tins year and you’ ll be left
Never has the demand for machines behind anyway if your order isn’ t
been so great over the entire country placed early.
It will be im|»os»ible to fill any but the
Forest rangers o f the Southern Ore
early orders. Nesmith Auto Co.
gon and Northern California reserves
The Hankers and Merchants Mutual will meet in Medford February 18-21,
Fire Reilef Association has appointed where they will discuss problems of
H. K. Metcalf its agent in thia city.
their work ami listen to addresses by
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Orpurd have experts.
returned from a visit in Kugene.
Wm. Will, Kalispell, Mont., wants
to
huy a farm in the Grove country and
Onion sets l(tc per lb. — Hrund Si Co.
asks
for prices.
Mrs. J. H. Shortridge celebrated her
Wm. Heck, who had been employed
78th birthday yesterday, her anniver
sary falling on the same day as that of by the Cottage Grove Manufacturing
Co. for three years, has resigned his
Old Abe.
The banks and postoffice observed position to accept a position as caliinet
maker with a mill at Raymond, Wash.
Lincoln’» birthday as a holiday.
One good single buggy with both set
of steel and rubber tired wheels and
»et o f single harness for sale. Marion
Veatch.
Improvements have been made to the
Hawley residence on West Main.
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Seeds we could secure anywhere and
with our large assortment of Eastern
and W estern grown Seeds, we are able to
supply anything you may need in this line.
W e are going after the Seed business of the
City and surrounding country and if unable
to supply you from our regular lines, we will
be pleased to get them for you on short notice.
The lines carried a re:
Northrop, King & Co.’s
The Lake Shore Seed Co.’s
Lilly’s, in Packages
Portland Seed Co.’s in Bulk
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L. F. Lyon is visiting in Kugene.
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A Htrong demon»tration ha» been
made in favor o f the prrqiosed inter
state bridge between Oregon and
Washington, crossing the Columbia
River at Vancouver. Joint committees
from the two state legislature» went
over the site chosen for the structure |
and looked carefully into the merits of
the project. At a later meeting in
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Conferences have been held looking
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to the arrangement of a date for a , ‘jt
"Country Life Fortnight” in Portland
during the fall or winter months when 4
dairy show, land ahow, stock exhibits,
gathering of horticulturists, creamery-
men, woolgrowers, poultry and goat
raisers, florists and similar organiza
tions will be held, in this wav it is
thought meetings o f interest to
farmers can be grou n d so that events
in similar line« can be held simultane
ously, or following each other, and
those interested can attend them all
without losing much time from their
duties at home.
Oregon delegates to the National
Livestock Convention, lately held at
Phoenix, Ariz.. are anxious that an
Oregon Cattle Growers’ Association
shall be organized to affiliate with that
body. It ia said many benefits will be
realized to Oregon stock growers if
this is accomplished. The state’s im
portance in livestock raising will be
more generally recognized.
< ottrtqo Grove Lodge No. 51, A. f.
& K. M. Meetings first and third
Wednesdays of the month in
Masonic Hall, Pacific Highway.
Next meeting Feb. 19
J . 15. Y o u n g , S t c ’ y
C ottage Grove Chapter No. 4 , 0.
E. S. Regular meetings second
and fourth Fridays of the mouth
at \lasonic Mall, Pacific (Iligh-
wav. Next meeting Feb. 14.
Valentine social after meeting.
C. G. Gray, wife and daughter ar
Ada C. Adams. Sec.
rived Sunday from Salem and will
make their home with Capt. H. K.
Metcalf.
Mr. and Mra. R. Stephens, who re
cently came here ffom Eugene and lo
cated on the Cates ranch, were in the
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city Monday to arrange fur getting
The Sentinel a year.
C. P. June», whose condition has
Chase A Sanborn cofTee and teas the
been.seiious, j» greatly improved und he best. Hrund Si Co.
has been steadily gaining the past few
Mesdames Taylor and Downing of
days.
Wendling are visiting friends in the
One good family driving mare for city for a few days.
sale; the sorrel mare, “ D olly.” Nuf
Marion Veatch and family moved
seil. Marion Veatch
Monday to their new home at Eugene.
Rev. P. K. Hammond wa» up from Mr.
Veatch’s successor, Karl K.
Kugene Tuesday to baptize Kelh Olive Mills, ha» moved into the Veatch resi
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You can’ t help but look plca«ant
when you go to Armatrong’a to have
your picture taken. The «ample» on
diaplay please you ho much that it’»
im|io««ihlu to have anything hut a
pleasing look.
M. A. Horn o f Saginaw wbh in the
city Monday.
Klmer and Vcrn Hasting« left Satur
day for an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Polk County.
I). H. Talrnudge, Jr., of .Salem
J. II. Hurlcl« is completing a cement
vi-ited friend* here Monday, lie wa* «idewalk in front of his property on
counseled with The Leader ihnrtlv be South Sixth St.
fore it wa» merged with 'I lie Sentinel.
J. R. Smith ha» sent Hemenway Si
The Woman'» Relief Corps will hold lax-kwood «nine *arriples of rich quartz
a »»1« of home cooking in the Wave taken from one of hi« claims on the
building Feb 16. There will be lot» west ah pe of Bohemia Mountain.
of good things to eat. Everyone in
Ken worthy Stock Co., the old
eli-
vited to come and buy.
J34)-fl3pd able players, at Arcade Saturday night.
Mr und Mrs. Walter Lackey left Admission 26c and 36c.
Triday for Spokane.
A new office is being built for the
W. A. Cunningham has moved into Fashion Stables.
the Shelby Teeters residence.
Wonderful Discovery!
Lightning
W. W. Franks of Oklahoma 1 « among silverware cleaner. No scrubbing or
the outsiders in the city looking for ruboing. Perfect *ati»faction guaran
teed. For »ale at Miid»en’s. fL'ic
ranches.
Garden tool» and hand cultivators.
HACK A<JAIN. Torn Awbr*y has
returned much improved in health and The Swengel Hardware Store lias just
will be glsd to give nil mattera of in- received two lug shipments direct from
Nurauce you may wi»h attended In hia factory.
Mc«dainc» Taylor and Downing of
perNnnal und prompt attention.
In
quire at Kxpres« Office.
j 1 «Itf Wendling and Mr*. Joe Miller of this
Mi»» Mary Kartel* »pent a large city are vi*itmg today in Dorena with
part of the weak in Portland buying I Mr*. W. S. Shearer.
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SALE. ITALIAN
PRUNE
trees. Inquire at Desl.arzes Grocery.
FOR S A L E -T W O GRADE JERSEY
cows.
W. J. Messenger,
R ow
River.
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WORK
GUARANTEED
LA D IE S! Now is the time to select your spring suit. Will
be pleased to show you the goods and give perfect satisfaction
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FOR SALK. OLD GROWTH DRY
fir wood. Cottage Grove Transfer.
Phone 72.
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An elegant line of spring and summer samples. Come in and
look them over and have your suit made
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Displeased with the personnel o f the
Panama-Pacific exposition appointed a
year ago by Governor West, the legis
lators have practically reached an
agreement whereby the governor will
have only a limited power in the ap
pointment of the commission to dis
burse the funds to be appropriated for
the exposition.
Particular exception has been taken
by the Lane county delegation to Lee
M. Travis o f Eugene, a democratic
war horse o f Lane county, and other
'egislators, upon learning the reasons
for the delegation being opposed to him
have joined with them in protesting.
Generally the legislators seem dissatis
fied also with the other members and
have decided that the wisest course to
pursue ia to limit the governor’s ap
pointing power. This will likely be
done by allowing the governor to ap-
point a certain nnmber, aud the firesi-
dent and the speaker o f the house to
appoint. The position is taken that
the commission is too important to
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permit it to be appointed by any one
man and especially is this so when the
personnel of the present commission
is considered.
Real Estate Transfers.
Rebecca Mee et vir to Henry E.
Owen—Tract in Tp. 20 SR 3 W, $10.
Arthur J. Stewart et ux and Jennie
L Kidd et vir to C. E. Stewart—Lots
1, 2 and 3, block Long & Landess ad
dition to Cottage Grove, also undivided
i interest in tract in block 1, Long &
Landess addition to Cottage Grove, $1.
Jesse J. McKioben et ux to E. C.
Lockwood—NEJ o f SW’ J and SEJ of
SWJ o f sec. 11, tp. 21 SR 3 W, 80
acres, $10.
Elizabeth Conley et vir to S. W.
Martin and J. M. Wright—1J acre near
McFarland’ s first addition to Cottage
Grove, $10.
William Horn et ux to Ramsey A.
White—10 acres in sec. 15, tp. 20 SR
'3 W, $50. ___________________
"T h e Shop” Where Good Printing is
Done_The Sentinel.
T ab le Linens
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THREE MILCH COWS FOR SALE.
Enquire o f or phone to M. A. Horn, j X
W’ Hlker.
f 13 20pd &
FOR sale ’ - house on sixth
St., third block south o f Main, on
paved street.
Partly furnished.
$1,000.
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FOR SALE. A NEW FIVE ROOM
bungalow and seven lots. No. 1866,
corner of Main and 19th Street East.
Inquire o f oWlier.
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FOR SA LE .—HOUSE AND LOT FOR $
$1,000. House has 7 rooms. Lot has
75 foot front and is 95 feet deep.
I). H. Chamberlain.
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O M E pretty new patterns in
Pure
L inen.
Beautifully
made up bordered patterns m 2
and 21-y d . lengths with napkins |
to match.
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B ed Spreads with plain
and cut corners
Good 2-horse power electric motor
for sale at a bargain. The Sentinel...
HEAVY BUNDLE TIE1NG CORI).
Have about 10<> lb», at 2c per lb.
Sentinel.
Battenburg and
H and
M ade
Doilies
FOR RENT
F U R N I S H E D HOUSEKEEPING
rooms to rent. Mrs. E. A. Cottle. fOt
HOUSE FOR
R E N T.-C O T TA G E ,
good barn, barn lot, with acre o f 1
garden ground, close in. Inquire of
G. F. King.
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Best Cane Sugar. . $5.40 per Hundred
WA NT TO HUY
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR VEAL,
Dr. H. H. Owen returned yesterday
pork and poultry. City Meat Market.
from Portland, to which city he accom
HELP WANTED
panied hia father, who had been visit
ing him.
WANTED. APPRENTICE GIRL OR
Star Brand Shoes Are Better
The Roy Smith bungalow is rapidly
woman to assist with sewing.
Mra.
nearing completion.
Pet Sanford.
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