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C )ato of 11^ Cjmim Many Matters of More than Passing Moment Itim In that« column* containing on the last lino thereof tha C Any mark (. ,|, I* paid advertleing. | Thla announcamant I* mada In compllanca with lha postal ragulalion*.| K, M. Moviua, tha nrw proprietor of tha Cnlu|iooyu liutai at London, wun in tha city Friday, on buaincaa. II.•mum Vcnak« raturnad Friday from a trip to California and Maxico, hut ha rJuiuiN no credit for any of tho new revolution» recently started there. Unequalled in hi« line, he give« you an vvaidtiK of aolid enjoy man*. You’ll enjoy him even if you brini; your mother-in-law. John H. Hallo, humor- i«t arai imperaonator, at Arcade, Tues day, March II. ALL-WOOL Suitings Oregon Cloth 56 to ik) inched wide $1.00, $L25,$1.50 a yd. Oregon Woolen Mills Store F. Coffman, recently of the Hon Ton, hu« purrhaned the interest of kj W K.ldy in Iturker & Kddy'n cigar ^ stand. Norman Heinenway, of I<orune, wax in Eugene Friday. Wonderful Discovery! Lightning silverware cleaner. No scrubbing or ruhoing. I’erfcct satisfaction guaran teed. For sale at Madsen's, fide floleproofflosieiy HAMPTON A CO. P. C. ljtvay, who cut a wide swath in Eugene promotion circles a year ago, has pieuded guilty to fraudulent use of tha mails, but sentence has been withheld while he is endeavoring to make restitution of the money thus obtained. Kxpert dressmaking done promptly. .Mrs. I'et Sanfor.l. iM f Mr. and Mrs. ('. Schwandt were in Kugene Friday. JO E BA K ER General Blacksmith AND REPAIR WORK L O C A TE D ON W E S T SIDE W. A. Woodard was in Portland Monday on business. Think of getting the best hard wheat flour in town for $1.35 per sack Pure While Sterling Feed Co. A it-pound daughter was bom, Monduy morning, to Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Wynne. Prof. l.eon Hay spent Sunday in Eugene. -half bottom laud 24 Knough Acres two-thirds tillable. timber on place to pay purchase price- Half mile south of city limits. Inquire of D. P. BURTON One (140 M osier Safe, one $125 Na tional Cash KogiHter, one $100 No. 5 (Diver Typewriter and one $50 Koll Top Desk fiV sale at very liberal discount ing. If in need of any of these, see Marion Veatch for prices. I,. A. Chamberlnfn was in town Saturday and arranged for another 52 copies of the paper which he says it’s hard to get along without. The c>lm ericus Wondurful N«w Fill Bear.ng Strawberry F ruita In fall of flrat year amt In aprlna ami fall of avrnml year. W ith ma litania M>t laat aprine yieM.nl eonatant ami heavy p irk in ra until atoppad hy ta ll w at w eather. Under fevorahle rom litlona herriee la rre and of flrat- rlaaa quality. Not to he ro m p am i w ith the ordlnery ever heerere. ae the O r- voti Kver H.-arlnir St ai« ¡'-d ie d 1‘lenta onfy In dozen lids. 1‘rlcen only vwo-thlrda th a t aaknl In New York, where th d rb lef supply of plants are held. T. W. D sL O .N G R. L. Austin, of Cold Bar, Wash., was in the city, Mondsy, on business. The best place on earth to get fine photos is at Monroe's at tho bridge. f6t large hard- worn! flat top desk, $ 5 . A A Takes in first class condi tion. Five draw ers. Im ita tion m ahogany. The Sentinel Miss Daisy Hawkins returned Hut- urduy from Hoseburg, where she spent a few days at the W. K. Boa- serman home. A 10-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W A. Ward, Saturday. Carden seeds of sll kinds at Brutal th Co.’s Croeery Store. Mrs. S, K. Mark ley was called to Cli-ndalc Monday by the serious illness of her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Chapin. One good family driving mare for sule;tbe sorrel marc, ''Dolly,” Nuf se<I. Marion Veatch (’. M. ^loward cam« up from Yon- colla, Sunday, to have some dental work attended to. Mrs. Joe Wicks and Mrs. Hud Allen, of Star, were in the city Friday and left that day for a month’s visit in I'ortland und other down-valley points. Mill supplies: Swengel Hardware. The Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. S. L. Knox next Thursday af ternoon. One good single buggy with both set of steel and rubber tired wheels and set of single harness for sale. Marion Veutch. I’. II. McGee has purchased the Barrett ranch In the Silk Creek district. O. O. Veatch has been serving on the grand jnry in I’ortland this week. HACK AGAIN. Tom Awbrsy has returned much improved in health and will be glad to give all matters of in surance you may wish attended to his personal and prompt attention. In- ijuire at Express Office. jl6tf Mrs. Henry Bennett returned last night from Sslem, where she had been with her husband who is in a sanitar ium. Marion Veatch came up from Eugene laat night. Something original and catchy. The Satler trio In muaic and reading. An evening full of mirth. Ticketa 25c at Hon Ton. March 13. Mrs. Mary Hawley of The Dallea has i>een visiting relatives in thefcity this week. Cha*. Gettys ia in i’ortland thla week. Dr. Demoreat, Dentist. Office over Kerr A Silsby’s Store. m'Jtf J. E. Burnett and J. K. Kendall were In Eugene Tueaday. Drs. Kime and Job, J. C. Johnson, Lincoln Taylor and M. E. Stone and family were in Eugene this week at tending court. "You look good to me,” said the man who became engaged to a girl by mail —but I knew you were good looking. That Armstrong photo told me so. Henry Medley of Portland visited Sunday with his brother, John S. Medley. IX J. Scholl has become a member of the benzine wagon brigade by the purchase of a Ford from the Nesmith Auto Co. Floor oil keeps down dust. Swen- gel's Hardware. A basket ball game has been ar ranged with the Drain team to take place here a week from tonight. O. H. and Hay Toplin of Saginaw were in Eugene this week on court business. Pure White Flour is now selling for $1.35 |>er sack at Sterling's Peed Store. Every sack guaranteed. W. W. Browne, who had been serving an apprenticeship with The Sentinel, and bid fair, under continued capable instruction, to become a journeyman, left Sunday for Indiana, where he was called to receive his share of his ather’s estate and where he will prob ably marry an Indiana girl. I will trade a live music business and stock for Cottage Grove pro|ierty, li right deal ia offered at once. Marion Voatch. Mra. Bennett, who haa been at the Mercy hospital at Eugene suffering with peritoneal tuberculosis, was brought home Tuesday. Boys: Haves look at Ben's base ball window in the Swengel Hardware Store. It’s a beauty. Monte Miner was down from the Row River lumber camp several days this week viating his father and mother who recently arrived from Nebraska. J. C. Morss has nearly completed the erection of a bungalow on hia East Side property. Buy your stack salt at the Sterling Feed Co.'a store, where you can get a 50 lb. sack for 30c. About a week after moving into the Martin home. Dr. O. F. Demoreat pur chased the B. K. Lawson bungalow on the East Side and moved into it Monday. John It. Katto, another good number The regular quarterly congregational in the Hidpsth lyceurn course. Humor meeting of tho Presbyterian Church ist slid impersonator. Ilt-re Tuesday, will t<e held Tuesday evening, March Miin-ii II. Tickets Mt and .'15c, at Bon 11, at 7 :30 sharp. 'Ion. J. V. Johnson and family were in the W. Wright of Portland, Interstate city Tuesday. J. V. is one of the old secretary of the International Y. M. C. democratic war horse* from Kansas A., was in the city Tuesday and visited and was anxious to learn whether his old-time, acquaintance, Rev. E. A. Woody had been successfully inaugu Belli». rated. A party of 20 left Tuesday for tCo We pay 17ic for eggs. Brund A Co. burg to take up positions with the George Taylor was in from CoHit Booth-Kelly mill. Fork Tueaday and reported everything | Coriaultation free. Sure cure or n o prosperous up the river. pay. Dr. Goff, Shoe Chiropractor. J. P. Hart and James Craig were in J. H. Chambers and I,. H. Hill looked Eugene this week aa witneaaes in the after interests in the forest reserve West Coast-Stone trial. Tueaday. Mra. Vea Wallace and daughter Mrs. A. J. Merryman, who had been 1 Bertha have taken over the restaurant visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert Kakin, on Main Street known as Charley’s and other relatives since Christmas, place. left Saturday for tier home. Mrs. The Satler trio will provide an weve Eakin accompanied her aa far aa ning ot mirth and amusement at The I'ortland. Arcade March 13. Ticketa at Bon Turkiah towliog by the yard, special Ton, 25c. lHr. Hampton A Co. mCtf. D. Head has received a shipment of F. B. Phillips and family are expected hia patent detachable castor for invalid to return from Tillamook some time chairs, mention of which has been thia month. made in The Sentinel at different times. J. B. Protzman was in Albany Tuea- How well you look—in one of Arm day on buainess strong's art photoa. Sure cure for Chase A Sanborn high grade tea run down ayatem—and you don’t have to take them yourself. Have Arm and coffee at Brund A Co.'a. strong take them for you. Mra. Lee W. Henry of Plainview, Neb, ia visiting at the W. H. Aorama Mra. H. J. Shinn left Tuesday for a home. Mr. Henry was formerly asso visit with her daughter at Wichita. ciated with F. J. Hard in the publica Kans. Her mother, Mrs. Sutton, who tion of the Bohemia Nugget, later con- i had been visiting her, accompanied solidated with the Cottage Grove Mra. Shinn to her home in Nebraska. Leader, which haa aince been consoli A. B. Wood and T. C. Wheeler re dated wth The Sentinel. turned Sunday morning from a busi ness trip to Portland. Vulcan plow» sold by the Swengel Hardware Co. Will work in any kind of aoil. J. I. Case plows and Roder ick Lean harrows. Get anything at / ‘KICKS S L I C C J I I K U E l t Swengel’s. Mias Nellie Hemenway and Mrs. •I We have a dozen too many Gray up Trom the university over ranges for our limited floor space. Sunday were to visit Miss Hemenway'a par •I You can save enough buying ents. H. K. Giltner of Portland also one of them to pay for wood a visited at the Hemenway home the couple of mouths. Think of it! same day. A Monarch Malleable, the world famous, jieer of them all, re Mrs. Chaa. Walker visited at Corn- stock laat Thursday. duced from $5.5.00 Mra. Dan Beck visited in Comstock to .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Monday. •J Or if something a little cheajier Fisher's Blend flour at Brund A suits you better, you can’t beat the ()ccideutal Cast, a f Q Cfl Co.’a. $.50 |>erfect cooker for JU Miss Blanch Veatch has been spend ing the week at the James Redford home at Dorena. L. M. Tucker is making arrange ments to build on hia Dorena ranch. H ardware Miss Myrtle DeSpain was sick Mon day and unable to teach her Walden Violin, piano and vocal solos, duets school. and trios, readings, humoroua and Mrs. Mary Smith and family have dramatic, musical sketches. Salter moved into the recently completed trio, March 13. Tickcta 25c at Bon Smith bungalow. Ton. F. Hickey was in Drain Monday John Nokea is at Divide thla week and J. reports prospects bright for the building a brick furnace for the Or sale of several cars in the hustling chard Land A Timber Co. little city. Mr. and Mra. Carl Ogleaby of Eu A daughter was born Saturday to gene spent Sunday with the W. W. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter F. Fisk. Oglesby and J. P. Graham families. P. Schmidt, a recent arrival who Sickness haa been very prevalent had H. opened Boston Lunch, was sud among shoes of late and Dr. Goff, the denly called the East last week on busi ahoe doctor, haa saved many lives. ness. Mr. and Mrs. Grell Sodestrom were Kev. J. T. Moore expects to bring called to California laat week on buai- Mrs. Moore back from the Eugene hos reas. Miss Inet Flinn had charge of pital today. Her condition has not the Bon Ton during their absence. greatly changed. Hay Baker left Sunday to begin Albert Helliwell came up from Port practice work with the Birmingham land last week and is employed at the team with which he made a record Oregon Woolen Mills Store. last year. He haa received a substan Henry Landess and Henry Johnson tial increase in salary. down from Champion this week Dr. Heaa stock food and poultry came to go to Eugene as witnesses in the panacea at Brund A Co.’s. case of Frank Stone vs. the West Miaa Laura Kennon spent Saturday Coast Mines Co. and Sunday at Eugene. W. W. Miner, recently from Ne Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Cooke came up braska, has purchased Boston the from Yoncalla Saturday for a short restaurant and cigar store. stay. Mrs. W. S. McCaleb has been ill dur Garden and Spraying tools—the best ing the pust week. in the world.—Wynne A Woods. Chick food and starter at Brund A Rev. J. L. Beatty and family left yes Co. ’s. terday for Eastern Oregon, where Mr. Ralph Jorgenson, who is attending Beatty will again take up missionary school at Portland, spent the week's work with the Indians. end with his parents here. It is learned that Herb Mosby of this city is dangerously ill with pneumonia -J at Corvallis.______________ LU N Yum! Yuml Chicken Pie. O The Aid Society of the Lorane M. E. Church will give a chicken pie supper UJ and entertainment Wednesday evening, :: March 12, at the Grange Hall. Sup per will be served from 6 to 8. A good program is planned. Admssion 35c, jë a e including supper and entertainment. Children 25c. The Society will also LU have on sale rugs and a tine comforter. m6-3 Dismantling Plant. The machinery in the timber framing 23 plant owned by F. L. Botsford of Port «✓ J land and located west of the Brown Lumber Co.'s mill, has been dismantled this week and shipped away. It is understood that will be set up at St. Helens. ___ W D zS Will Address Teachers. Z O -'O O < crt h Prof. Fred C. Ayer, head of the de partment of education of the Univer sity of Oregon will address the teachers LU :: of Cottage Grove and vicinity at the high school at 2 p. m. Saturday. His UJ subject ia: "The Vocation of Teach v-x~x--x~x--x--x--x--x--:*-x--x--> ing.” «XX x--x.--x-<--xx-*x--xx.--x--:-- I MARCH SAVINGS! > Our Sample I 33 OFF Underwear At this season there is unusual activity in home-sewinpr. We wish to call your attention to the fact that you can buy Keady-to-Wear Underwear at less cost than you can pur chase the same quality of materials. The combination of laces and embroideries are beautiful in our spring lines. Would be pleased to have you call and see this line even if you have no intention of purchasing. See our west window with price tags. Ginghams A new line of 10c Ginghams, also Zephyrs in very dainty designs Bargain Table You will find some useful articles on this table that will save you money in just what you need. Remnants in gen erous lengths, enough for a shirt waist or child’s dress. Look them over. RA N G ES $51.00 Wynne & Woods 5wH:: ! ¡9 U. n 0 Ul§ ici 1 s«3o K -r-x-x-x-x-*:-:-: x x -•x -x -x -x ^ ! Star Brand Shoes Are Better s x ' --:- x -- xxxxxxxxx ~ x ^ x » xx -- xk ~ xx -->- x --. x -- x *- x ~ x ^4' TOO ELABORATE IS FRUIT DRYER Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4, 0. E. S. Regular meetines second and fourth Fridays of the month at vlasonic Hall, Pacific High way. Next meeting March 14. Initiation. The Worthy Grand Matron will be present. Commercial Club and Grange Com mittee Report Unfavorably •:-x-:-:-x-c--:-:-x-:-x-:-x--:-x--:-x-:-:- Upon Its Purchase. i WANT ADS j The P. I. Rust fruit drying plant is too elaborate an affair to consider to purchase for a cannery plant. This decision has been reached by the Y Advertisement* in this department Y joint committee from the commercial club and grange. The committee re i X v 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line. A A ported the plant to be a well con ~x--x-x-x-% -x--x~xx-:~x~x~:»X"X FOR SALE OR TRADE structed one and probably worth all that is asked for it, but the initial in ¡FOR SALE-SIX ACRES, i MILK vestment is too large for a proposition Cottage Grove, 2 acres cleared, that does not expect to make any 4 from acres timber, good 3-room house. great amount of profit for several PriceJ$800. Address box 272, Cot- years. The grange still has the can tage Grove, Ore.’ HLmßtf nery propoaiton in hand, and hopes are still held forth that some definite plans ORDERS TAKEN FOR BUFF OR- may soon be made. Many members pington chicks. A few settings of are showing enthusiasm that is ex eggs after March 15 at 75c per set pected to develop into something ma ting. G. Bennett. m6-13p terial. __ _ _ FOR SALE. —FORTY BUFF LEG- hom and 40 White Leghorn hens. J. B. Phelps. f27-m6c Delegation Goes to Roseburg Today FOR RENT. PLAT OF GROUND to Storm County Court 100x100, suitable for garden. L. E. Dunn, 40 Willamette Court. f27- Chas. Lawrence was up from Com mlSpd stock Tuesday and reports property owners in that vicinity enthusiastic for FARM FOR RENT. -SIXTY-SEVEN good roads. They are very much dis acres, 55 acres tillable, 18 acres in appointed, he said, by the decision of crop, | of balance plowed. Lease the supreme court against special expires March 11, 1914. J. J. Mc- road assessments. A large »delegation Kibben, Creswell, Ore. from that vicinity is to go to Roseburg FOR SALE.-41 ACRE PRUNE OR- today to storm the county court and within city limits of Yoncalla, endeavor to get a large amount of ohard Ore. F. L. Finney, Row money spent in the canyon. Property River, Address, Ore. owners claim that money raised on their lands in the past has been spent FOR SALE.—ITALIAN PRUNE in other parts of the county and they trees. Inquire at DesLarzes Grocery. now wish to get all they have paid in FOR. SALE. —HOUSE ON SIXTH spent in one year in fixing up their St., third block south of Main, on roads. paved street. Partly furnished. $1.000. f6tf FOR SALE.—HOUSE AND LOT FOR $1,000. House has 7 rooms. Lot has 75 foot front and is 95 feet deep. dl3tf Hardly had The Sentinel been placed D. B. Chamberlain. in the postoffice last week before read GOOD LITTLE BUSINESS FOR ers began callng up about the case of sale. Good location, small rent. Bohemia Sharp, whose sickness was Owner wishes to sell on account of referred to. H. K. Metcalf of the health. $600 will handle it. Appply Metsan shop wished to say that any P. O. Box 415, Cottage Grove, Ore., thing needed could be secured there. or inquire at Sentinel office. Arrangements were made to take Mr. Good 2-horse power electric motor Sharp to the county hospital but he for sale at a bargain. The Sentinel... refused to go. He has been feeling somewhat better this week. FOR RENT F U R N I S H E D HOUSEKEEPING Teachers’ Meeting March 8. rooms to rent. Mrs. E. A. Cottle. fOt A teachers’ meeting will be held in HELP WANTED the Cottage Grove High School at 2 p. m. Saturday. March 8, for the discus WANTED.-APPRENTICE GIRL OR sion of the reading circle work. All woman to asaiat with sewing. Mrs. teachers in tie vicinity of Cottage Pet Sanford. f6 Grove are invited. f27-m6 LOST AND FOUND. FOUND.—FRIDAY ON MAIN ST., Cottage Grove Lodge No. SI, A. F. pair ateel frame spectacles. Apply A A. M. Meetings first and third this office. Wednesdays of the month in Masonic Hall, Pacific Highway. FOUND.-WATCH CHARM. OWNER Next meeting March 5. can have same by proving property J. E. Y oung , Sec’y and paying for this notice. COMSTOCK ENERGETIC FOR ROADS Sharp Case Arouses Sympathy
