Y m Y
M’ lniaJulled.
h-a been table* o f all kinds snd will be o f very
gteat benefit to the |>eople o f that sec
I n ' e N. E. Compton family have tion. Contracts are already being
i n A i " ' l * U‘* HUnley M ,rt i" house made for this year's crops.
,n Adams Avenue.
itecleaned No. 1 White seed oats for
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—
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sale at Sterling's.
''•■i Fair.
,h* ‘ * - d . .
Moment
I <Jn sale Saturday at Th#
Lebanon will hold its annual straw
Jov Wlddersheiir • «•Ived from Ne
berry festival and rose show about
br«ai<a Bund »y f'-r a visit at ihe hum»
I,.m In ••»••• colum n* containing on th* loot lln, th ,r#0f Ih.
June 1. The celebration will be a two-
* * - |( 1 « paid advartlalng. | Thla announcamani ia mads In
Mr. and Mra. h. Wid- day affair and there will be an indus
Wllh th* poalal regulation* |
uorsheini.
*»<#
trial exhibit in connection with it.
l.nUlss. p'eaae remember we tell a I hi* is l^banon’s biggest local event.
guarantee hose m cutton, Bale and silk
Everybody have a lo o k : watch
coUtrtnl picture* on **l#
O. J. Pearson waa In Kugana yeaiet at trie **me price* you are paying. Swerigei'a west window, at the big
The Everwear. Powell * Co.
day.
hardware store.
fhr Fair. 1^*
U '0 n f t V
m° * her-
B o u r n
Matters of More than Passing
The primary department of the Hap-
Mra. W. (J. Ferry la visiting relatives
K. W. Bauman has been in Yoncalla
flat Church gave an entertainment thia week closing out a merchandise
In Kugar»«.
ruoaday evening, the proceeds to be stock which he purchased last week.
tlulrI> fra«. Go *® A " » "
School teachers are Invited to look
haw It taken at oui ex- over the lino o f pictures at The Fair. used for the purchase of chairs.
Wm. Hnprnan looked over his ranch
«»I vi-r chiliad garden cultivator with on Cedar Creek this week.
<>n sale Saturday, 15c each.
four Itada ami large front wheel, $3.50.
^
ftwengel Hardw are.
f.. 8. Hill was in Eugene yealerday Wynne A Wotda.
on bualneaa.
A. McKinney was up town yeaterdsy
A baby haa been born to Mr, and f .r the llrat lime since his attack of
IT
Mr*. Earl Spray at Albany.
grip.
evrr 05 y *«r* o f * g " T h *
I K,vat yuu a picture » f
ted Potatoes
I
Com# to our store ami ace the Won
Missca Lulu Currin and Neva Per
der Motor Weaher,
It ia a world kins spent the week's end at Corvallis.
VV. B A U M A N
beater. Price $17.U). Wynne * Wood*.
Mill supplita; Hwengel Hardware.
Earl It. < otmtT, who ha* many ac
it MOlit i Boarding Mouaa
Copies of famous painting on sale
quaintance hern, haa been chosen Saturday al The Fair.
cashier o f the new 1‘aialey National
Mrs. H. H. Weltner o f Delhi. Minn.,
- • 1 », wife
*,,n
^alem Bank. He haa been connected with
-rlnii that |>ait week at the tho Security Saving* St Trust Co. of is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida Thomp
son.
Mr. hawla' parent*, Mr. *n<l Portland,
■ 1*wit
Mr. I.ewla waa here
I ac only one-fourth the amount you
Base hall goods and Hailing tackle
would use o f the usual commercial fe r
, for ihr Booth-Kelly l.um
are keeping the Kwengel Hardware
tilizer. when using Wizard Fertilizer.
(Company busy these days. A big
Mi-rle Scovell goea to Eugene tomor
^ got one o f thoe* nobby stock o f beat good* ia appreciated.
row to take second lieutenant'» exami
for the boy. Made In Nor-
A. J. Armstrong, Bert Kichmond and nation.
Regular <3.NJ rulla while
Elbert lied* »pent Sunday viaiting the
| 2 .&U. Powell St C o., the
Joe Smith goes to Eugene today to
logging camps along the 1). & 8. E.
lake postal examinations.
I the people.
and tna|iecled operations in the reserve.
s
C£-rj «
25c P e r S a c k
O a k in ^ fo r Ho m e P e o p le
W. I’ . Hlgg* arrived
Saturday.
from
Mabel
To save your soles, take your shoes
to Ur. Goff.
The Nesmith Garage has received
Expert dressmaking done promptly.
the second carload of Ford machines
Mrs. Pet Sanford.
m23tf
for the season.
People In autos and on motorcycles
G. W.Walker, a former resident, has
:tk.
::
who traveled over the county road be
been in the city this week on business.
tween Eugene and Cottage Grove Sun
!U T E
J B. POOLE. Prep
Man want* but little here below, but
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day aay that it rained very hard south
he does wsnt pictures of his friends -
o f ( >vawell, ami the road between that
repair* are being ma*le to city and Cottage Grove waa very and he wants Armstrong quality.
Wellington White has purchased an
T DaSpam home.
muddy, while the road north o f Cres-
L L . Hay. who ia teaching In wrll was hardly wet at all from the Overland "30” from the Nesmith Auto
Co.
k M
ou I. haa decided to take up rain.
Everybody stops st The Fsir show
• fla w »chonI neat year,
Flower», braids, hat frames, chil
window
o f pictures.
fc* aurpriaed at how much dren'* hats, on sale Saturday at The
A.
L.
Wynne has received 300 White
lpicture you w ill take than you Fair.
Leghorn
baby chicks and 100 Black
jeill eapenally if Armalrung
Ths Nelaon Durham baby ha* the
Orpington
chick* from Portland ami
whooping
cough.
etrk.
Washington breeders.
Miaa Eunice VanOenburg returned
‘ Batey baa accepted a position
Wizsrd Fertiliser is for flowers, gar
Saturday from an extended visit down
try.
dens, fields and orchards.
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the valley.
Mias BarUlla has been in Portland
W ltard Ferlillxer 1» sold only In 25
this week selecting goods for The
lb. white cotton bag* and 2 lb. car
Toggery.
ton*. 25c.
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Ur. Demurest, Dentist. Office over
Ur. J. E. Fisher, a chiro-ncuropath,
Kerr A Silsby'a Store.
m9tf
arrived Tuesday from Portland and has
MO R E PA IR W O R K
Mra. John Bartella visited last week
opened an office.
[0 ON W E S T SIDE
with her daughter, Mrs. Len Douglas,
A donkey engine waa shipped up the
at Grants Pass. The latter and hus
O. St S. E. Monday for Uonahue A
band have moved to Cottage Grove to
Jkanna Hanson returned U< Dubois.
make their home.
Mat week after an extended
A* you are going to the poet office,
The Swengel Hardware Store is also
her daughter, Mra. J. 8. pause long enough to buy one of those
a paint store. Swengel will furnish
nobby suit caae* for your Bummer trip.
you a high class paint at $1.80 per
keenly of the 110,000 picture Powell A Co.
gallon.
••
fHr, on tale Saturday.
J. A. Dtnkel of Coburg was In the
W. F. Gray o f Ortung, Wash., visited
• a. free ton o f Eugene visited city this week looking for a ranch.
here last week.
bare during the past week.
E. F. Carroll of Milwaukee. W'ia.,
E. A. Schrepel arrived from Clarks-
Fisher of Mareola, form erly was in the city Tuesday.
ton, Wash., this week to spend some
Brown I.umber Co. o f thl*
Sterling Feed Co. are aole agent* time looking after business matters.
36«« a r .u|ile day* o f the putt for Wtxard Fertiliser.
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Try our sifted cracked wheat for
A. A. Reid waa in from Lorane young chickens. »1.85 per hundred
Tuesday.
Sterling Feed Go.
The baby daughter of Mr. and Mr*.
A " i pound son was born Sunday to
ijY p c -h alf bottom land
Chaa. Simpson of l.orane is down with Mr. and Mra. I. L. Rowe at Creawell
* * * * * tw o third»tillable
The boy came within three-fourths o f
the measles.
¡b timber on place to pay
Everybody i* invited to The Fair a pound of equalling the weight o f the
¡price
I lalf mile iMiutli
twins who preceded him.
Saturday.
rat« to the home trade
al talc* h Y week or
E BAK ER
(aerai Blacksmith
r limits
Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Coffman o f Eu
gene visited this week at the home of
their son. F. C. Coffman.
BACK A G A IN . Tom Awbrvy has
In your own*hoc*— and have
returned much improved In health and
hi ihoa chiropractor, keep them
w ill be glad to give all matters o f in
surance you may wish attended to hia
King haa completed planting personal and prompt attention.
In
to kiganberriM.
quire at Expre»# Office.
Graham haa closed up the Bell-
Mr*. J. 8. Pilcher is here from
Sicond Hand Store which he Seattle visiting at the Ernest Lock-
— for several months.
wood home.
•••an amusement —A r c a d e
Eighth grade final examination* will
- ivery Sunday evening.
.. be held next Thursday and Friday.
^
D. P .
B U R TO N
Cask
f H>.V) for e<|uip|ied
ranch, 4 0 acre»;
■oclern bungalow, barn,
.“/‘ v *'■■■' »
itnpiement»
r to step mtn and begin w o r k .
,|!'t'.. ¡'• '•ing i» b e lie v in g .”
ala*
![•" Wl"kle o f Salem visited
"•«during the past waek.
That Bridge A Beach Co. atecl range
In lhe went window o f the Swenge
Hardware Store is sttrseting » lot of
attenion. Beginning today »to p » »
w ill bo reduced »1 each day till *dd
Tho Alamo. Cheap at
l,ut bu> “
your own price. Fifteen year guar-
snty.
Mr. ami Mr*. Joe DamewooJ were in
Eugene Friday.
Carl Waahburn aid party were u*
from Eugene Sunday.
Meet your friend at The i « ' r ‘s * 1
•WnUace and J. S. Milne were
—- Friday on business.
ken in trade or for caah in
urday.
-*y. Sterling Feed Co.
Mra. L. C. Happy returned Tuesday
■^ompaon and Hoacho Teague
from a visit at Walker.
r '1* * 1 m*king ten in the partv,
Wizard Fcrtiliter Is "«torlean.
rrom Mi*»ourt Sunday look
You get wonderful results.
Rev. J. T. Moor# will return today
i Umin* *nd A. Coley w ere
from Y o n c .il. .ml Roaeburg. at wh ch
* Wiene Tuesday.
place, he delivered lectures on church
' " of 100 of the old fo lk «
work.
would make a fine
Y ou 'll feel *orry sfterw .rls
y‘*
or the C rove’a healthy don't get your Picture » "t * the di.pj.y
* Sentinel wanta auch a
The Sentinel Is K«ing to mskf
iha.i . , ° rder *o ge t it w
old folks o f Cottage Grove.
y ^ree one picture
you nothing and you get one picture
H p .°V, r
y*»ra o f age wno
Armstrong’* and ait fo r a free yor your trouble.
Mrs. C. P. Jonea has moved into the
Although leather goods are constant
ly raising in price we are still selling
the famous Utx A Dunn shoes for
women at the same old price. Powell
A Co.
The Ladies Aid o f the Christian
Church will hold an all-day market at
the Metsan Shop Saturday.
Cottage Grove High w ill cross bats
with the Eugene Y . M. C. A. team on
the local grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Aged Drain Citizen Dies.
I WANT ADS!
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J Advertisements in this department ^
Miss M aggie M cTaggart, an aged
6c a line. Figure 6 words to line.
and respected citizen, died at. her home
near Drain Monday, A p ril 21, and was
buried in the city cemetery Tuesday,
FOR SALK OR TRADE
A p ril 22. the funeral services being
S P L I T C E D A R FE N C E P O S T S FOB
conducted by Rev. C. F. Morningstar
sale, Otto Dobberstein.
m l-8pdtf
o f the Baptist Church. Miss T a ggart
was 76 years o f age. She was born in R E M IN G T O N NO. 6 T Y P E W R IT E R
in complete repair. »35. Sentinel.
Missouri and come to Oregon in 1896.
C O L L A P S IB L E G O -C ART »5 ; R K K D ,
high wheel go-cart »2.50. Mra. E.
The Lorane Maroona were defeated
Bede, 331 South Third.
bv Divide Sunday by a score o f 7 to 6.
M IL L M A N
The diamond was wet and slippery and E X P E R I E N C E D
wanta to contract to operate mill,
the wet weather prevented the Lorane
cutting by the thousand feet. A d
pitchers from using their curves, while
dress X24 Sentinel office.
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S eller’s fast shots worked well.
Batteries: D ivide—Hogan and Sel FOR S A L E .—S M A L L
B U S IN E S S ,
lers; Lorane—Snyder, Crowe a n d
paying good profit. »750. W rite or
Davis.
inquire o f Sentinel.
Divide Defeats Lorane.
Preserving Eggs.
FOR S A L E . - A ROOM ING H O U SE ,
well located in Corvallis, Ore., or
" E g g s may be preserved for several
1 W
-
w ill exchange for residence property
month* by different methods,” says
XI o -
in Cottage Grove or near-by town,
Prof. James Dryden o f the poultry de
3 . «
F. R. Norton, 953 Monroe St., Cor-
partment o f the Oregon Argicultural
O ~ u
vallia, Ore.
al7-m8pd
College.
" I f put up right in the
spring they may be kept till the fo l
F IR S T C LA S S H Y D R A U L IC H AR-
lowing fall or winter. They w ill not
ber chair for sale cheap. W. J. Mc
be as guod, however, as fresh-laid
Adams, at Modern Pharmacy.
alOc
eggs.
« « «
" A method that w ill preserve the F o r S A L E .—10.7 A C R E S A L L 1M-
y. L. ’s>
< *
original quality o f the eggs for an in
proved, house, barn, good water, fru it
« ^ c
definite period has not yet been dis
trees, one-half mile north o f depot,
•£
æ
covered. By cold storage, eggs are
»6000.
Possession a t once. J o e
put up in large quantities during the
Bricher._________________ ______ a3tfc
» 5 *
spring season when prices are low, but
FOR S A L E .- 4 * A C R E P R U N E OR-
where it is desired to preserve a small
o
chard within city limita o f Yoncalla,
quantity for home use the cold storage
« 'B o
Ore. Address, F. L. Finney, Row
OC
3
method
is
not
practicable.
C J * «5
R iver, Ore.
S o -
" E g g s intended fo r storage should
■ o 5 £G
be fresh and clean. March or April FOR S A L E .— H O U SE A N D LO T FOR
^ V) -j-
u
eggs w ill keep better than May or Juae
»1,000. House has 7 rooms. Lot has
*1 u w
oû
< O w
eggs. The sooner they are put into
75 foot front and is 95 fe e t deep.
storage after being laid the better they
D. B. Chamberlain.
d l3 tf
will keep.
A dvertisin g pays— in The Sentinel.
The Lime Method.
Dissolve a pound o f lime in five gal
lons o f water. The water should be C o tta g e G rove C h apter No. 4, 0 . C.
S. Regular meetings second and
boiled previously to sterilize it, and
then cooled. Stir thoroughly, and let
fourth Fridays of the month at
Masonic Hall, Pacific H igh w ay :
settle. Then pour off the clear liquid
N ext meeting May 9.
into a wooden or earthen jar or tub.
F ill with eggs to within an inch o f the
top o f the liquid. This Will allow for
Prom inent Business Man, Sports evaporation. The liquid should not be
Walker, Ore., April 2, 1913.
allowed to get lower than the top o f
man and Rifle Shot Goes Into
Mr. G. 0. Walker,
the eggs.
When the vessel is filled
Walker, Ore.
Business in Capital C ity.
with eggs, cover it with coarse muslin
Dear
Sir: I am pleased to
H. H. Veatch, for many years a or factory, over which spread a paste
say
I
used
your patent Insect
prominent merchant o f this ctiy, a well o f lime to exclude the air.
Exterminator last year and
The W ater-Glax* Method.
known sportsman and crack rifle shot,
found it the quickest, cheap
"W ater-glass (sodium silicate) may
who a year ago disposed o f his interest
est and most complete means
in the Griffin & Veatch Co., has b e be purchased at the drug stores. Use
of exterminating flea beetles
come a member o f the firm o f W att the liquid form and the commercial
and other insects from the
Shipn A Co., o f Salem, dealers in all grade in the proportions o f one part
garden I have ever seen used,
kinds o f sporting goods. Mr. Veatch water-glass to eight part* water. Use
and without injury to the most
will have charge o f the guns, ammuni earthen jars or wooden tubs or barrels
tender plant.
tion and fishing tackle.
The other that are perfectly clean, and store in
Very truly,
members o f the corporation are W att a clean, cool place. The material used
O s c a r J a c k s o n .
Shipp and W. E. Anderson, and the w ill cost about a cent for each dozen
company is one o f the most prominent eggs stored."
JTT If your dealer doesn't
in the capital city.
A comprehensive showing o f exhibits
In order that Mr. Veatch may serve
carry the Exterminat
his Cottage Grove friends he w ill es by many societies and organizations,
ors,
tell him to get them
tablish a powder magazine at this highly instructive in character, w ill
or
order
one by mail. Post
be
seen
at
the
Conference
o
f
Human
point.
L
ife,
Its
W
aste
and
Conservation,
to
paid
50c.
::
::
::
Mrs. Veatch and family w ill not join
be held at Reed College, Portland, May
Mr. Veatch until the close o f school.
9-11. Officers o f the conference are in
touch with over 100 different institu
tions that probably w ill be represented.
W A L K E R , OREGON
Interest in this gathering is wide
spread and the attendance promises to
be large.
In removing a cancer from the tongue
E veryth ing you can mention is in
Fingal Hinds underwent a painful
Legal Blanks— The Sentinel.
The Sentinel.
operation at Portland last Thursday.
It was found necessary to remove a
large portion o f the organ. W hile the
cancer had undoubtedly been form ing
for a long time, it did not become
known to the patient that he was thus
afflicted until the day before the opera
tion.
Mr. Hinds withstood the operation
W H Y Y O U S H O U L D U SE
|
well and a speedy recovery is antici
pated.
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ite
TJ O „
HENRY VEATCH GOES
TO SALEM
G. O. W ALKER
FINGAL HINDS UNDERGOES
PAINFUL OPERATION
FIVE REASONSi
RECEIVE LARGE SHIPMENT
OF STOCK CATTLE
W. N. Rinehart waa in Eugene Tues
day. He conaummated the sale o f a
C. M. Young o f Eugene was in the
large piece o f Springfield property
city yesterday and reported that one
during the past week.
of the largest shipments o f stock cat
The best place on earth to get fine tle ever received here had been placed
photos is at Monroe’s at the bridge. f6t on the Rose-Young-Joll ranch at Sagi
Alton Hampton was up from Eugene naw, there being 50 cows and 17 calves
Suml-ty visiting at the G. H. Tyson in the bunch. The calves, he said,
would be increased to 49 within a few
home.
As wc rise in the s cale o f intellectual m o n t h s .____________________
values, as we become more highly or
Col. Lawson M aking Good.
ganized. we muat put more and more
Coquille
Sentinel: Rev. Phillip E.
snd thought into the right way o f
Bauer, superintendent o f the Oregon
living. We cannot eat the food and
Prisoners’ Aid Society, and alss chap
live the wav our grandfathers and
grandmothers lived. A bright, dainty lain at the state penitentiary, spent
Tuesday at Coquille.
Mr. Bauer is
home depends upon the furnishings,
loud In hia praises o f Superintendent
i.et Kinter Bro*. help you make your
home comfortable, bright and cheerful. B. K. Lawson o f the prison, and says
it would be difficult to elect a man bet
They certainly have the goods where
ter adapted to the position. There is
with to do it.
a24tf-c.
a marked change under hia manage
A patty of nine members o f the Re-
ment, and particularly in the matter o f
beka lodge visited the Rebekah lodge discipline, it now reaching a higher
at Creawell last night.
standard than under the previous
Special big feature reel at Arcade authority.
Theater every Sunday evening.
Sutherlin is to have a largo fruit
preserving p!«nt in o|(erat,on late next
Ann by Olmatead, The Silver Horde by
Beach, The Barrier by Beach, The Rise
o f Rescue Paine by Lincoln, The F o l
lowing o f The Star by Barclay, The
Valienta o f Virginia by Rives.
N ew Books at Library.
The follow ing new books have been
added
to the library thie week : The
month. The local fruit grow er.
N
ig
t
Riders
by Cullutn, The Heart o f
social ion has been sctlve in securing
the new plant, which will cost »30,000. the Hills by Fox, A Cry in trfe W ilder
It will use new patent processes in ness by W aller, The Wood Carver o f
drying and preserving fruits ami vege Lympus by W aller, Mrs. Eli and Policy
Dr. Hess’ Poultry Panacea |
FIRST — Poultry
tains,
taken
let go
chick
Pan-a-ce-a cures Gapes, because it con
among other things, Hyposulphite Soda, that is quickly
up by the blood, which nauseates the worm, causes it to
its hold from the walls of the wind pipe, and then the
is able to throw it off.
SECOND— It does prevent and cure Leg Weakness, be
cause it contains, among other things. N u x Vomica, the great
est nerve tonic known.
After feeding Pan-a-ce-a the chick
speedily regains its locomotion.
THIRD — It does regulate the many little bowel troubles, to
which the chick is subject, because it contains internal antisep
tics for that purpose,
FOURTH — Beiug composed of the very best tonics, iron,
internal antiseptics, etc., it calls into healthy action every organ
of the fowl body and insures rapid development, early broilers,
earlv market.
FIFTH — W e sell every package on a positive guarantee,
and we will reimburse you for every package returned which
proves unsatisfactory.
Hut— That person don’t live that can make a success with
poultry and ignore thé louse question. T h at’s why we associate
I N S T A N T louse killer so closely with Pan-a-ce-a.
They go
hand in hand. »1 O f course now is just the time to use I)r. H ess’
Stock Tonic to prepare horses for spring work, and then there is
Dr. Hess’ Dip and Disinfectant.
Remember, w e carry Fisher’s Chick Food and Scratch
Food. Special price in sack lots.
If you want the
best Flour, get it from us
Brund & Co.
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