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K'»P It S**, 1 * • * o f f * ,u,h «J L , ,,h ^ W ö „ " v" *” iat o o f % t a x O ji '" " uh one |5 ' H * my M atters Th- w - C)mn T. U. will hold » hu» i 111‘HH Friday full owing 'V“ 'l,nK ,n *»'• P « * t'1« picnic program. o f M ore than Passing M om ent K i Ü r ^ ^ T ' 1, l,en ti,t- ™ c . -v e ri K* rr A SiDby a S|„re, rn6tf- •«d «»»n.ly laft Sunday I fur Um '»>. where I ha y will make Do ir borne. r A»T »••" ,h ,M C® 'U,T," • or» Ih* la »! Iioa ih ,r*ot I ha L p rfcl. I. '• P » w • ‘ «•••■"•In«. I Thia annount«mani .. m. U. in «nr« with '" • P « » ' * 1 r«*vjlailon».| K Uuaick war. down from Doreria '«urial Day, Filling» that laat and new ,e t , 0f <•< ih tin t fit are the only kind put in " 41 « * i V h * ,h"H| Sen ^ I P lo D«|, US d „rund of Ui her Kllairt Hide delivered an address , j|rg i.l o Scott rloaed her Tuesday evening hefoie the Ore»well *y ,,r* ,nKr*n-. A ll wirk guaranteed. l„ Ih W a di'll school for the Commercial cluh. hi. .u tject being. Mua Maude Itlair returned to Port- ' Célébrât'1"* o f the Standard!- “ How We Can Help One AnothdV.•' , Saturday after a viait with her , a(e «I»“ tl-incd a week. J. Y. Spray, who win also to have sd- father. Coi. W. H. Hlsir. (Ulrh »Irin « will l*c hauled In dressed the club, was unabls to attend. W- T Hankine of How Hiver was in jy, latrili I of The Shop W hen I.ive pirturra o f live subject». Arm K u gfic Sunday. 7 I print'"it I» !>«»«• Will lie rlo ««d strong's quality photo« nl 2\ N „rth Mill supplies; Swengel Hardware. ^ «t l" p- m. du rin « the T. C. Wheeler was in Kugene laat » month«. Mr. and Mrs. It. Sterling apent Kn- I horoip.y on business. day. Saturday and Sunday In llrnwn»- vtllc, making the trip hy auto. (10 S A L E of J",n Havt W« >n think f " " i M i L '>< ••. orakiM«^ illinery ' »« vtrt^] ,,f »M child*,',- : v o g u e HI Ul *'><> t>»a ( |, '»»I tirvilk run and la s t in g u n t il t h e ‘*'“ W "* * • „ ( « Price S o O b ject I'l* « » » l i t ritajy tl" » t »trill, m I »1-1 half, s to rk ih c lo s e d redu ce. stcx ;k . th e r e is o u t. to fr o m . 1 KuartftUtt ||4 arftn & ■tl. I'nr. Sr ■dinne là), p^L Currin Cumley will aiMin rebuild Ida rendenre on the W'e»t Side recently deatroyeil by fire. We muat reduce our millinery stuck, no matter what the price. Thu Vogue. The county clerk was kept pretty busy i»«uing licenses just before the taking effect o f the new law requiring males to present a phyaician'a certifi cate of good health in applying for a marriage lirense. New fans are l»eing installed at The Arcade for the comfort of patrons dur ing warm weather. Mrs. J, T. Moore leaves today for an cxtrmled vlait with relatives ami friend» in Maine. Mlaa Jessie licrg Gee. Brumfield is the guest of will accompany her a portion of the [Cea. Hawley at Kugene a few distance. t" 1 *-»t ih» AM A > !>uya| ZER, Eipotl >® * « IR k%| Youf Kh 1 t"(*tm 4 l >y a t*rr.ljti,j »Ix-rlaia i I y your rh Ul by all drawn IRACTORII Work a Sp l»R ()\ I Y TRANSfE K in d s ol [ t í DrayiJ on Short| lo tic e MONK U l/man’ s 0$lf H U ... ruff r Sunday. Lockwood up from Spring JO E B A K E R Ceneral Blacksmith and Mrs. !,. M. Thompson ia visiting her daughter in Portland. C om e p le n ty Mrs Harry Knowllon left for Port land the Aral of the week. r e p a ir ON I. . L. Whitcomb of Saginaw wan in A. K. Jackson ia here from the citv yealerday on hia way home i rlaillng at the home o f her son, from a viait at Dleeton. . Jiekaon. Alex Sparc, who has been quite aick, Experienced engineer wants position; 1 days more in which the old was able to get down town yesterday. worked on pile drivers, water front, |CMgst a free picture. discharging cargo, track driver S. Pure White Flour can’ t be beaten. 1 >. Co., ami locomotive work for I Mill« w«« hi Kugi'iu* veaterdny Kvery sack ia guaranteed to »Htiafy or years. Can keep his engine up, and money rat a tided. Sterling Feed Co. others if need be. State salary paid. • Mohrerand Mrs. James dem on J. E. Kedford " * * in from l,oren* H.S, W EBBER, Cottage Grove, Or, 'in Newport f o r e two weeks' yesterday. Logging Men and Others It. PHEL! ’ A C T fK L .iIf b o tto m la n d tw o th ir d « t illa d le . “Kn timber on p la c e to p a y •¡Rprice- H a lf m ile m iu tli 2*y limila of D. P. B U R T O N L C. Johnson, Ur. O gleaby, . lr,n,br and James Hemen- L ?*** * tr*l> «o Kugene Tuesday In «nhson’d auto. 1 hoar at Wynne A Wooila. • Pm'f* l ,* vhl*on and daughter, iq **r *‘roptor, form erly of Cot- L v®. hut now o f M ayger, are , , *l lht’ home o f Mrs. David* U *r ln-law, Mrs. John Harkur. •vidaon has lieen gone from imi ' r" V' * ' " ut fifteen yesrs ami • city* *"d Im provem ents had, fUnninR b*H bearing lawn A'v« your front yard a dlf- ugnar * ° * 1 I. TX- f pili» to' * q f l u f r t t t l H l t t l l J 1 1 0 J 00 M 0 $ W. C. Billings was in Eugene Mon day on court buaineas. | The Sentinel’a offer at a free picture to all reaidenta over 65 years o f age elutes next Thursday. Mr I BRUND CO. Mr*. K. K. Bellows o f Hoseburg is spending u couple weeks at the hame o f her parents, Mr. and M m . C. E. Jones. Expert dressmaking done promptly. Mr». Pet Hanford. m23tf Mra. A. G, Allison o f Hoseburg is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson. Miss Dollie H efty is here from Cali fornia visiting her mother, Mrs. C. S. H efty. Mrs. Matilda Applegate is up from Drain on buaineas. T. C. W heeler was in Eugene Mon*- day on business. Mrs. Anna E. Kinter, mother of H. G. and A. C. Kinter,.accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Hageman and daughter left Pittsburgh June 2 bound for Cottage Grove for an indefi nite viait with her sons. Mrs. H age man is a daughter o f Mrs. Kinter. The value o f a paper’s advertising is gauged by the number o f people it reaches. No other paper reaches more than a quarter as many Cottage Grove people as does The Sentinel. BIG FEED; SPEECHES; BALL GAME AND GOOD TIME C o tta g e G ro v e in R e a d in e ss fo r B ig F a r m e r Picnic L. P. Harrington, Industrial Field Worker and Morris J. Duryea, of Eugene Commercial Club, Among Speakers. PH O NE FOR GROCERIES ARM IS CRUSHED IN FALLING UNDER CAR WHEELS E veryth ing you can mention is in The Sentinel. Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4, 0. E. S* Regular meetings second and fourth Fridays of ihe month at Masonic Hall, Pacific Highway: Next meeting June 13. Less than two weeks before he was to have quit his job, Glen Scott, a brakeman on the Oregon & South eastern Railway lost hia right hand in an accident at Disston just before noon Tuesday. None o f the employes o f the railw ay saw the accident happen, but the giviu g away o f a hand hold Advertisements in this department allowed him to slip from a car aa the 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line. train was pulling into the station and hia arm at the wrist was crushed by the car wheels. The engine and ca FOR S A L E OR T R A D E boose were used as a special train and the injured man was rushed to thia 20 LO TS IN .P U E B L O , CO LO., V A L - city, where the hand was amputated. ued at $300 each, w ill trade one or He is now resting easily. all o f same for Cottage Grove or Lane County real estate. S. F. Jackson. May29tf WANT ADS WOULD MAKE 0. A S. L MOVE ITS RAILWAY FOR S A L E OR R E N T .— L O T 6. L A N - deas acreage, containing 1J acres, price $1,600. Inquire o f S. W . R iggs, Percival I. Rust and w ife ot Eugene Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard, have commenced suit against the O re Falla City, Ore. May22tf gon & Southeastern railway o f thia city to compel the railway to get off plain FOR S A L E .— H O U SE A N D LO T FOR t iff’ s land upon which they have built $1,000. House has 7 rooms. Lot has track without having secured what 75 foot front and is 95 fe e t deep. plaintiffs think is a legal righ t o f way. D. B. Chamberlain. d l3 tf The property ia that occupied by the FO R R E N T fruit dryer and is crossed by the Latham branch line o f the company. FOR R E N T. F U R N IS H E D HOUSE- keeping rooms. Cor. Seventh and C. E. Stewart Will Address State Adams. Mra. E. A . Cottle. m8tf Horticultural Meeting. Among the speakers at the meeting L O S T A N D FO U N D . o f the State Horticultural Society at L O S T .- M A Y 25. B E T W E E N COT- Eugene Saturday appears the name o f tage Grove and Anderson place on Tomorrow it the day o f the big picnic C .E.Stew art o f this city,whose subject South Sixth St., blue serge coat. which the commercial club and busi w ill be “ The Local Situation in the Return to Sentinel office fo r reward. ness men are givin g to the farmers and Fruit industry. Ernest Anderson. j5-12c residents o f the Cottage Grove coun Advertising pays— in The Sentinel. Legal Blanks— The Sentinel. try, and everything is in readiness for the big event, which is probably the Mrs. James Sears returned Saturday first affair o f the kind ever pulled off from a visit at Lebanon, where she by a business organization. |,eo Olson ami Dewey Watkin* were was called by the death o f a relative. A fte r the big feed at noon, during up from Coma took Sunday. Educational and entertaining pictures which the band will play, there w ill Dr. Ingrain will remove it without be an address o f welcome by Mayor every night at the Arcade. pain. W hit? Why that «ore tooth of J. H. Chambers, responded to by a James Sears s|>ent several days of ^ m29tf course. the past week on the ranch at Saginaw member o f the grange, followed by C. H. Burkholder was in the Corn- and has since been making copious speeches by L. P. Harrington, indus stock vicinity on business several day* trial field worker o f the state depart applications o f liniment. ment o f education and Morris J. Dur thia week. George Budington haa moved from yea, promotion manager o f the Eugene Geo. Kdwards and Chas. Lawrence Drain to Lorane. Commercial Club. were up from Comstock Monday. Deering mowing machines are sold Following this w ill be the ball game Fishing tsrklc «ml lots o f it; ^wen- this year by the Swengel Hardware between the crack Lorane team, com gel Hardwsre. State. Hi"n wagons, farm imple posed o f some o f the beat players in Miss Grace Harding of Glendale ments. Fence. this section o f the valley and the Cot W A. Hogate was at Kugene this visited at the A. W. Wampole home tage Grove team. The Lorane team week as a witness in the district court. during the past week. defeated the team from thia city on the E K. Spencer ami Stanley Hickey form er’s grounds Sunday and the con Frank Woodruff haa purchased the were in Eugene this week as jurors in test tomorrow w ill be a spirited one. Jaa Oxment reaidon e projicrty. Lorane faos are expected in large H igh claaarefln .il entertainment in; the district court. Mr. and Mrs. J. Koumaros visited in numbers. motion pictures Ht Arcade. Eugene the first of the week. A whole ox w ill be baked for the big The J. P. Graham dock o f furniture SO.lb. sack fine dairy salt for 50c at dinner and besides there w ill be the haa been anld to Knowlea A Gruber products o f the culinary products o f S t e r l i n g 's . _________________ . A t least one valley P * P « " » » the G rove’s famous cooks, other meat, lowed The Sent.nel’a a.lv.ce to c" W hat’s the U »e o f G oin g thousands o f boiled eggs, potatoes, :: out patent inside. N® paper flM salads, coffee and fruit. to the Hot S p rin g * with boiler plate and Ghineae * j Through the energies o f Chairman Wallace o f the picnic committee a new To get relieved of that rheumatism, « t o . c.n . « « • » ■ ' “ " r ” ' “ S whin Dr. Fisher, the Chiropractor- grandatand haa been erected in the thing. Other impriivementa W M Neuropath can give YJ» ^rm anent park and other arrangements completed by The Sentinel will proba 1 Y " relief and save you all that fr0“ 01® for the entertainment o f the expected rictl out aa time goes on. J i exnenso ? rfe can prove it. Call gueata. The grandatand and other im for teeSmonials Living, w itn es s« The beat place on,e ,r *Jh b rid g e f*l provements made >t the park w ill be p h oto ela a t Monroe’a at the bridge. lips Building. •• ••_____________ le ft there for future occasions. C W. Wallace haa joined the l*n*,ne * Mr. ami Mr«. Hoy C.rigg« were in from Coma lock Tuesday. •ir.Pr * r* " Ce- * T h " Hwengel 'for U r j " '11" * h' Kh « r* ,,e m* ' wagon brigade with a Keo n -tater. • Nothing cheaper. T H E STORE FOR A L L TH E PEO PLE = W E S T S ID E jit Beads Wanted ^Miltby, recently in the employ •ml Co., ia in Ncw|iort fo r a vacation. POWELL County Superintendent Baughman and Supervisors Andrews and O ’ Reilly were in the city Tuesday, going to W alk e^for the standardization o f the Miss Daisy Hell, who had been high senoot at that place. teaching at !.orane, passed through the Stand in your ownshoea—and have :: city Friday on her way to Coburg to Guff, the shoe chiropractor, keep them «fiend her vacation with her brother, repaired. John Dell. Mr. and Mra. J. S. Benson and No matter what the price o f the daughter are spending the week at mounting may be the quality ia in the their W olf Cret-k fruit ranch. picture when it comes from Arm- Mr. and Mra. L. S. H ill returned Sun alrong’a. Studios 24 North Sixth. day from Newberg. where they were An Hpponud son was born Saturday called by the death o f Mr. H ill’s sister, to Mr. and Mr«. G. H. Tyson. Mrs. F. E. Vestal. Mra. C. E. Umphrey and son have Big sale o f millinery now on at The returned from the Fast, where Mra. Vogue and laf'<ng until entire stock is Umphrey was called by the sickness closed out. j5 of her mottftr, whom she le ft much The grand jury last week returned improved. an indictment o f larceny against Price no object in the big sale of “ Windy’ ’ Willard, to which be plead millinery at The Vogue. Stock must not guilty. be reduced. j5 Mra. J. Darling and daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Karl Spray and baby returned W. F. Hick, Martha H erw ig and Mrs. to Salem after a viait with her parents. H. C. Kruaeberg were in the city last Miss Hazel Spray accompanied her for week on their way to Eugene on a short a visit. visit. LO CATED 160 -Acre Ranch ISH M A R K E T For Men, W om en and Children. Com e in— the water’s fine. Remember the place w ork The kitchen should lia the «unnieal, •lock o f m illinery muat be cleanest, must comfortable ami most «1 at The Vogue. Triera perfectly equipped apartment in the I to pieces. home. A kitchen cabinet, range, neat I kali'" of l(ow H iver la visiting cooking utensils, pretty linoleum ami good cutlery the kind K Inter Hro» sell will make yonr work a pleasure. l C A . Harlow o f How Hiver is N ..' M iii L2M I la Eugene .Member« o f the eighth grade who All fimt- cUuui bot failed to pa«« In the recent examina tom l*n , plenty of tion« have been attending a »pecial . r f-»r AroiVOOd, •*' i<< 10 acre« in cultiva [ ISDOI M » M AN A l. » M KNT course o f study In the studies in which tion. Bn# orchard and all kirwl* of berrioa. »nd hiMjw. two l>arn«. larff« alraw shad, bur they failed and are again taking exam ir< I («kt» of fre«h ft»h. Cimh paid chirkcn houw and other tsut build I n£*. running water water and aprinff. water piped to house inations today. .poultry, veal, mutton. |«nrk and barn, I>lenty for irrigation. Quarter mile t»> ratli'«ml a la tit Mi half mile to poet office (*haa. S. Cochran ami family were <*411 a lore. WUI aell Block and impleinenta if here from Kugene Memorial Day. H. K. B L A C K , P r o p . deaired W J MKSSCN<sKR J May Vnt Row River building material, windows ami fuXr .lay we heard a woman nay doors, paints ami oil*, bought at the The C. E. Umphrey, S. L. Mackin I rather not have an aulotno- Swengel Hardware Store will give your lo be without her wick lesa building a desirable finish. The big and Bert Richmond families were out I blue llame atuve, the kind hardware store is making the right on a picnic trip Sunday. Swengrl Hardware Store prirea for quality goods. To save your soles, take your shoea Darwin |tn»tow ami w ife of Kugene to Dr. Goff. •if and lieu. Huaatil o f the tment are in the city today apent Memorial Day at the J. S. Med C. C. Cruaon and Orville Spear, who tear of trout fry which arc ley home. are doing well drilling at Munroe, were L. H. Woodruff *|>ent Sum.ay with home over Sunday. ||k»tn! h . the tiru vr atri 'UT.». C. F. Cole of Portland, superinten lion at The Arcade w ill be hia daughter at Springfield. i f you are over *»5 year» o f age and dent o f the Pacific Telephone A T ele |»prove<l t.y the new fana lieing want a picture at the expense o f The graph C.O., spent Sunday visiting with David Griggs. C. A. Bartell and C. Lud Mr- N. I*, Chrlaman have Sentinel, go to Armstrong’« before K. Stewart were also in the party. 11» Yamhill fur an rstended visit. next Thursday. Only four of those $3.40 'awn mowera A daughter wa« born May 26 to Mr. left and no more coming this year from and Mr«. Albert W. N eel o f Star. factory. One more of the the $5.40 Mis* Nellie Hemenway wan home left. They are ’ ’ hummers,” ball bear frum Kugene Memorial Day. .''he i» ing, 10-inch wheels, 16-inch cut, 4 attending the arhiiol of journalism and | till pay raah for H<Me Head» knives. will be a member o f The Sentinel • My quant ily, loose or in Robert and P. D. Berdell arrived stranda. family during the summer vacation. from Medford Saturday and went up to « Grant T h e S e n tin e l Hand cultivator« at Wynne A Wood«. Disston to look at some timber. »'• Fly Knocker, heat on the . for «ali* at Sterling Feed C o .'» Bathing Suits and Water Wings F- It. W ilwn wa« down from Doreria memorial Day. | L U R C H ’S JUNE SALE Special lot of M en ’s Suits, values up to $21 $ 1 4 .9 5 Straw and Panama Hats for M en and Boys T o the We Are Showing the Latest Balkan Blouses L U R C H ’ S , Inc. i
