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If you are going to build figure with 'be Hwcngel Hardware Store for your builders' hardware, windows and doora « I « » « . » H o o d , I and paint. • li«ve it Itruml 4 Co. Mr*. C. C. Cruson and Mis* Minnie M*.. M»l,el Venti i, returned Sunday Wilcox returned Monday from attend at u ik l l I h . “ “ l*'* HoWerman bom. ing the ruae carnival, Mrs. Cruson "I H HUJ had also visited at Lebanon. J i . c Leonard waa Kugene Mon- Mrs. J. |. Jones and daughters at "»lighten, Mi»#e. Ruth nml i i - i , ..... * h . » ' Ira o f % Ç j mmt Matters o f M o r e than Passing Moment M m ** I" « * • • • *® ,u m n * lb . la d Mn« th «ra o ( |K * i jt I« paid adv#rtt«lng. | This armour« «mani >■ ma da in *i|h Iha poalal regulation« | <• * ' ark*1" f „ ui <lpr th« wrathrf 7f l ,t tha l*»"1 w,,* k- tended the rose carnival. .1 n 1 riir ati»rii o f tnlllinrry at Th Vogue ran not laat inurli loiigt-r at tlu • laugu- t «r prii'oa. iiaitrr of Kugrn*. form tollman Studio and an fh r Sentinel arknowliul^/ra rreeipt ■„u.h«r, had . Mar*« o f »!•" o f a boquet from thn W. C. T. U on })lu,|„.a Km l- a l w« rk ,,ur' Flower M i »«I'm Day. « - „ o f Ihr propri#tor. Mr. J. H. Ilenaoii and family returned Friday from thnir W olf Creali ranch. M* •I"*'« M M iaa l'a tt a « G* •nd Thursday o f rarh w «rk 1 thr Mu*y aurnmrr araaon. , the U»e of Going the Hot Spring* !„ , 1 „ v „ |..f Z lh ..l Fin tie r. rh ru in a tia n i. I In ru p ra rliir Th ran ifivf v.iu p w m w a n t 1««»# yiH| “ll 1,," t - ||. in p n w ruai" M vm * o fflrr it 1 ij | wltrn.«.*. upaulra In Phil W b ; •ng. I ’h o u r 8 L Vogm II il in#rjt »toek la I« reduced by the h alf price *«lker and Hoy Maker ami f d the ruae carnival laat McFarland hai purchased an in the iranafer buatnoaa. Wn nr« agenta for the Hlterwin Willlarna line of pamta. vanitati«* and ataina and «Miry a full Monk. Cottage (•rove Manufacturing Co. A »on war born June 12 to Mr. ami Mr« (aeorge Nolta, Ben l.urrh waa in Kugene laatThure- day. Mill supplir»; Swrngid Hardware. J. K. Youn|f waa In Kugene Thuraday on legal bualneaa. laat Mra Wrn. Oalrander returned from Kugene Friday. ¡ NXW m a n a o k m k n t ol freah ftah. k|«u!:r, Cash paid ««I, mutton, |»irk H. K. Ill.AC K. Prop. Hermann O. Kreaae o f Hood Hiver and Mua I.eah I,. Itrown were married at Yunealla laat week. The lineal line of ringa juat received in diamond», rubici, opal» ami all kinda of birth atonra, alio wedding ring*, ('a ll and aec them at H. C. Madaen'a. jl2 tf Ceti. Schulrnerich la having a. large Vm Houaton o f Klamath Falla •intk buil1 ®" hi. place w rit of Pearl D rm orr.t during < The d,menalo... of the build- ing are (HxlOO ami It will be large Mtk enough to accommodate 100 head of >6thmg tackle at the Swon cattle. .» f t .S p .fr . Jtk limiter on p ia fe to pay |kuepnce M a li m ile »ou tIt I Baita T d T p T b ü r t ó ñ Wm. Turpin ami family moved hack from Diaaton Satunlay. Slaughter prieva are moving Vogue', millinery atock. The Oacar Wiiodard returned from Port land Satunlay morning. * h'ur can't Ie beaten. Chas. F. Huge man, who had been 'Dm W. B. Cooper and F. L. Ingram tararte«! Ui aaliefy or | fsmiliea returned from the roae carni viaiting at the Kinter home, returned 1 • sterling Feed Co. i val Sunday. yesterday to his Philadelphia home, H u g h I lump tun, Millinery still going at half price at leaving his w ife and daughter here for a more extended visit. ,n" 1 • •' ' and John Hampton of The Vogue. I'.ugem- ; , . I M at the G. II Tyson L. P. Sanford waa in Eugene yester Mra. AI Nichols and aon, who had nome Sunday. day on buaineas. been visiting at the Geo. Brumfield Gen. Kilwarda waa in from Comstock home, returned to Kugene Friday. W. J. McAdams and »on and Fred Monday. Mra. Mattie Clark, wha had been Lizer were in Eugene yesterday. JO E B A K E R General Blacksmith AND H tP A IR W ORK ( Nifi IIKK o r SMITH A U T O CO. Logging Men and Others Experienced engineer want* position; worked on pile driver*, water front, discharging cargo, track driver S. p Co., ami locomotive work for year*. Can keep hi* engine up, and Other« if need be. State Halary paid. a' r,! tr a c t s o u th cun- - 1 Part o f c it y . G ood I tre e «. W o u ld • !♦» S e n tin e l, ju i»mt-»ji Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Martin viaited at Springfield Sunday. 20 LO TS IN, PU E B LO , COLO., V A L - ued at 2300 each, w ill trade one or K. C. Lake o f Eugene spent part o f all o f same for Cottage Grove or this week in Cottage Grove. Lane County real estate. S. F. O. W. Smith, the fisherman, haa gone Jackson. May29tf up to Edd Jenks’ Sharp Creek mine for FOR S A L E OR R E N T .- L O T 6, L A N - a fishing outing. dess acreage, containing 1* acres, price $1,600. Inquire o f S. W. Riggs, Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard, Falla City, Ore. May22tf CRESWELL WILL BE HERE AGAIN SUNDAY Wynne A Wood». A dvertising pays— in The Sentinel. O. K. Woodson returned this morning from Portland, where he went on busi ness connected with the Ford car», for »which he is agent. Frances Dugan yesterday. was in I Do your own painting and use best quality paint »old by the Swengel Hardware Store, the store where only pure paint and o il» are sold. ting full value for your money un less the corset is correctly designed and constructed. Frank Snodgrass sends word from Salem that he is recovering from his recent operation and is still as good as ten dead men. That is w hy w e so strongly recom mend Henderson Corsets to our customers. These corsets are so ac Geo. Knowles and Chas. Gettys were in Eugene on business Monday. curately individualized for all varie I f you only knew you would always brew Chase A Sanborn’ s "S e a l Brand’ ’ coffee—now 40c. Brund Co., sole agents. Mr. and Mra. Chaa. Lavene have been called to Puyallup, Wash., by the sickness o f Mrs. Lavene’s brother. The Vogue’ s half price millinery sale continues a few days longer. Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Huff returned Monday from a w eek’« viait with Eu gene relatives. ties o f figures that a perfectly fitting, comfortable model can be guaran teed to every wearer. IB N D E 1 L ja fO M X T «) Glen Scott has so far recovered fiom his recent accident aa to be able to be out. Edd Jenks has gone up to his mine for a month or more. G. T. Hogg, superintendent o f West Coaat Mines, passed through for the mines Wednesday. John Coffman is down from the The best place on earth to get fine mines. Collection. N ext Wedneatlay and Thursday one Mr» K H. S]»encer. M m . Guy Agnew photos is at Morroe’a at the bridge. f6t Albert Helliwell haa returned from o f Arm strong’s display cases w ill con , . .lie Soencer attendcl rommence- •ml Lcall# S] h ncer a fl Portland and resumed his position with tain something different in photog raphy, the work o f Misa Battee, who : « r x r ;• * * • the Oregon Woolen Mills Store. Jackson Godard went to Eugene is well known for her work with all the Eugene Studios and who recently had yesterday. charge o f the A . J. Brunner Studio» at vnimr to need game" E. 0, I,ockwood was In Eugene that you are not g« » K foot San Francisco. She w ill be in Cottage Wednesday on buaineas. hoae. 0 « t a g "“ 1 one for 1 ^ ' at Wynne A Wood«. A n d these corsets w ill outwear the ordinary kinds for they are con structed w ith such special features as double boning, double side stays and the reinforced front clasp. A Henderson Corset w ill retain its shapeliness as long as it is worn. If you want a corset that w ill give you a stylish, natural appearance, come to our Corset Department and let us show you your individualized Henderson Corset. REES-WALLACE CO. W h ere Y ou D o B etter The Lurch home on Main Street haa received a coat o f paint. ‘ ‘ The Prisoner o f Zend«,’ ‘ great three reel feature at Arcade Saturday, June 28. ical or n o t N o matter how much or how little you pay you are not get V. G. Vassal), cashier Dallas City Bank, is viaiting at the home o f G. H. Tyson. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. K in g and daugh ter returned from Portland Sunday. your letter. Ask Editor about cost of Patent. T S N O T the price o f a corset that determines whether it is econom J. E. Young was in Eugene yesterday on legal business. J. B. Protzman attended the rose carnival last week. 1 »^ ^ Corset Economy Eugene [FORD CARS $20 CHEAPER "S T «« FOR « A L B OH T R A D E this newspaper in your building. Miss Marie Willard returned from Miss A lic e ’W right returned to Red the Willard caac. Grants Pas* Tuesday, accompanied by Bluff, Calif., yesterday a fter a viait H, L. Perry haa rented the Hemen- way H-acre tract aoutheaat of the cwy. her sister. Mrs. Fred Joat.____________ _ at the D. McCargar home. Mr. Perry ia from Oklahoma City. Miss Maude Crane o f Grand Meadow, Minn., and Misa Catherine Ttrautner Expert dreaamaking done promptly. of Bend are guesta o f Mrs. H. I. Short. Mra. Pet Sanfonl. n,28tt NESM ITH AUTfe CO. i Bring your egga to u*. We pay 20c in trade, 17* each. Brund A Co. ■ < -vx rX X / -xxxxxx/ -w -< "'."X --:--:--x--;--: MONEY IN IDEAS W A. Hogate has received word that management, the factory . U us his "stater-in-law. Mra. C. &^Hogate. to make a spwml p ree o f $»»75 for died at Beatrice. Nob.. June In follow G. Curtis wan up from W alker ,he two carloads just received. This o,»oration. Mra. H o * «* ■H'lay on husinese. HiH-cial rate is allowed us for 30 days huaband vlaitod here laat aununer. only. Act quick! those knowing themeclvca in- ho-|b. aack line dairy »alt for 50c at ■ In Sterling 1 eed Co. longer than o E. WOODSON. Prop. _____ <1,Y" * rp reipjeateil to balance Sterling’«. Mra. I). H. Heme.,way attended the ■eeount by July IB, aa we need Sterling F e d Co. J12 U o f O. commencement exereme» title The Sentinel will next week publ.ah „ complete list of the receipts and dl.- Mrs. J. B. I.ewia le ft Sun- week. Miaa Nellie being a graduaic. bursement« of the picnic dinner fund. S L. Godard *• making * xt‘ or *n extended visit in Portland, -’•burg am] Kugene. Tho«e who do not wish their name, to Improvement, on the Kerr reaidenee. appear can have them stricken off by J. Alphua Boyd In .(ocutlonarv re- • 1 k lour make» the beet bread cltal at Chriatian Church Fru.a>. applying to Chairman Wallace. * '* ck. Brunii A Co, °Lgale or Trade I be name of Miaa Hazel Hazleton of thia city appeara among the list of graduates this year from Monmouth Normal. i jr y Advertisements in this department y ^ 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line, -j- 160- Acre Ranch E W O O D SO N. P rop . 1 ^i'ldersheim attended the roie the latter part o f laat week. viaiting at the John Bartell home, re turned to Yoncalla Friday. I WANT ADS I FOR R E N T Cottage Grove and Creswell will R. W, Bauman returned Tuesday cross bats on the local grounds again FOR R E N T .—F U R N IS H E D HOIJSE- from a Portland business trip. Sunday. The local team defeated the , keeping rooms. Cor. Seventh and Ben Lurch waa in Portland on busi Orchard City aggregation in the former Adams. Mrs. E. A. Cottle. m8tf ness Tuesday. contest in the best game ever played LO S T A N D FOI Nl>. Dr. Demorest, Dentist. Office over here, and a repetition o f the stunt is expected Sunday. Both teams have F O U N D . - P U R S E Kerr A Silaby’a Store. m9tf C O N T A IN IN G kor bargains in h U ivch ami ranges coin. Owner can have same by prov A nine-pound aon baa born Tuesday been strengthened and a battle royal ia cail at the Swengcl Hardware Store. anticipated. ing property and paying for this to Mr. und Mra. John Kibblebeek. Beat make« at name price aa the notice. Postmaster VanDenburg. Mrs. C. H. Robinson returned from cheaper atovea. Acknowledges Plagiarism. Newport Friday. A Lane County paper says it is a L O S T .- S M A L L PU R S E C O N T A IN - John C. Vcatch, formerly o f Cottage ing money, keys and small piece o f Mra. Minnie Price and daughter at Minnesota paper and not a Portland Grove, who it a 1907 graduate of the gold bullion Thursday or Friday. tended the rose carnival last week. paper from which it swipes its para C. of 0. and preaident of the Portland Reward if returned to Chas. Bru- graphic editorials. That probably Fillings that last and new sets of Alumni Asaociatinn, took part in the j19-pd neau. commencement exercise«,* answering teeth that fit are the only kind put in makes a big difference, but why not give credit anyway? This is the same the tnaat "Oregon Citizens’ Higher by Dr. Ingram. A ll w< rk guaranteed. H ELP W ANTED Kduration lea g u e." M. H. Anderson returned Monday newspaperman who bought the "Th ings We T h in k " service from The Sentinel W A N T E D .- G I R L FO P G E N E R A L from a business trip to Portland. house work. Mrs. J. W. Sears, 523 editor when the latter was a resident Misses A llie and Flora Phillip* ar All flrat- South Sixth. jl9 tfc of Minnesota, and ran the dope as his rUuw bot rived from Tillamook Saturday. tom lan J, own production in his Roseburg paper. G IR L W A N T E D A T T H E C A L A - p i • a t y of Mra. H. H. Harris returned Monday timber for flrrwood. HO l/> 90 »i r«* in cultivm- pooya Hotel at London at once, to do tUm, ftfir orchard and all kind* o f U rries. from a visit at Portland. Leaves Fine Boquet. *«■«1 houa*. two I atm a , larjf*- *traw shed. biff general houae work. Phone 11F4 The prettiest and moat fragrant bo chicken house ami other'Hit building», running It waa a real picnic—and you’ ll have w atwr w iie r and *prm g. water piped to house another trying to get any better quality quet received by The Sentinel this year »»ad bam, plenty for irrigation. Quarter m il« Calling cards— The Sentinel. Ut raiiiuad utatlon half mile to poat office photos than those turned out by Arm was left on the editorial desk Saturday ami »t«*rv. W ill aeil *UJck ami im plement« if deeired W J MUSSKN* .KH strong at 26 North Sixth St. j 12-19 by Mrs. Shelby Churchill, o f Pacific May 2 »tf Kow River K. W. Lundy o f M yrtle Point »pent Highway. Mrs. Churchill has 26 or 30 a few day« o f the past week at the L. varieties o f roses, several o f them hav ing mammoth blooms. R>nr H ow e, Singer, and other millionaire Dr. Ingram will remove it without F. Orpurd and W. C. Conner homes. kiventors began life as poor boys. Fortunes pain. What? Why that sore tooth of The Potta’ cigar «tore haa received Elocutionary Recital. await other Inventors. Can Y O U think of course. m29tf some extensive inside repairs. Ora Read Hemenway announces an something to patent? Am erica’s greatest Mra. Walter Kakin and daughter, A l Inventor tells HOW TO INVENT Mias Mary Bartel» attended the rose elocutionary recital Friday evening, in a booklet sent to you free by Miaa Barbara, returned to Astoria Carnival and transacted business in June 20, at the Christian Church. C O P P A C O ., P a t e n t A t t o r - Tuesday, after a two days’ visit at the Portland Saturday. “ The Man Without a Country” w ill be n e y s , 7 4 5 8 t h S t . , W a s h in g - Herbert Kakin home. among' the numbers read. J. Alphus We will bet four bits that we will t o n , D . C . * ^ “Be sure to name jl9 Sunday entertainment at The Arcade save you money on the hardware for Boyd o f Creswell, pupil. H.S. WEBBER. Cottage Grove, Or, W. ( ' Moore, w ife and child have ar rive«! from Gokiemlale. Wash. They i Bn* at Durana have com- are well plcai*-<l with Cottage Grovel A. J. Armstrong had an attack o f the ‘ Iha erect i«n o f a new houae. and vicinity and ox|>ect to locate here. grip the first of the week. »thing in bee euppliee at Garden cultivator, aold hy th«> Swen- Conkey’a Fly Knocker, beat on the A Woods. gel Haniware SU>rv will kill the weed* market, for *nle at Sterling Feed Co.’a lima I.. Ileager and Miaa Ivy ami aavc the ganlen truck. Store. attended the commencement Hev. Njuat of Tacoma, Wa»h., was A. H. Beagle writes from Ridgefield, thia week. here laat week looking over the Cot- Wash.: “ It ia like getting a letter Comer ami Wileon ami I’ rof. ta «e (irove country with a view of lo from home to receive The Sentinel attended commencement at every week, therefore we can’ t do eating. ) thia Week. C. G. Coo]icr and family arrived last without it . " t forget (hr elocutionary recital week ami have acltlcd in the city. You’ ll never look any younger than Chriitian Church tomorrow A week from Sunday at The Arcade you do right now— unless you let Arm th e g r e a t religioua masterpiece, strong make some quality photos for *• Renard and fam ily have rc- you. Studios at 26 North Sixth. jl2-19 ••Satan." from Medford to again make Milton Burton haa purchased the Marahala Brown ami Pitcher were in . Grove th« ir home. Pride Home Hskery from C. L. Hoxie. Kugene Satunlay in connection with TOS TO HIRE A 7*.pound son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mra. Joe Plueard. ' ' ' ' The home of quality photoa, 26 North iftneer haa gone to Portland g|lU| Arfn. trong jl2 .i9 always in keeping with the day. t position. C. H. Bohm waa up from Drain G. W. I.anraater returned Satuniay J. Canlner ranch ha. ».ecn ffum a |fjp |o ^ p , rt of the Monday. by J. K. Angel. A ten-pound son waa born Tuesday I stale. ft,OH) i,, prixlure "T h e I’ rla- Mra. Ten nee» waa down from Diaa- to Mr. and Mra. Elmer Ellison. la," to he ehown in three ! ton Satunlay on buaincaa. Even our competitors advertise Sher Arcade a week from S a l win-Williams paint product*. We are No more tire*l feel if you uae a fool their exclusive agent*. Cottage Grove I carer See Dr. Goff, ahoe chiroprac ii. M, and Wm. Hall Manufacturing Co. tor «Aberdeen Waah.. during the Mu* Juliette Woodard left yester Mra. W. T. Ilankine of How Kiver ! haa returned from Kugene, where ahe I day for a viait at Seattle. i underwent an operation for appen- ! dicitia. ÂrfPQ -Itali bottom land i M v e (wo third» tillable. Grove Wednesday and Thuraday o f C o tta q e G ro v e C h a p ter No. 4 , 0 . [ . each week during the summer. Tbe S« R e g u la r m eetin gs second am i business o f the gallery has become so fou rth F rid a y s o f the m outh at heavy o f late that Mr. Armstrong M a so n ic M all, P a c ific H ig h w a y : found more assistance imperative and N e x t m eetin g June 27. is fortunate indeed in securing the ser vices o f Mias Battee, who has made a state-wide reputation with her work. 1 * I rof II. S. Jarbaon of the plant L O C A T E D O N W E S T S ID E pathology ami botany department of the Oregon Agricultural («U rg e , wm Going' Going! Alm oatgone! The in the rlty Saturday looking oyer fruit trrea with Fruit Inaperlor C. hi Vogue', cut price millinery. A < . Curtia wa» up from Walker Stewart. over Monday night, The frank Itirh Company gave two Miaae» Muude Skidmore ami Maude Aral ria«" entertainment" at The A r cade Monday and Tuesday evening". l.arnaon have completed term, of The hnuac waa crowded on troth nighU. aehool at Curtin ami Comstock. g Sanborn'# "S e a l llra n d " Comfort for weary feet, worn in any Ye« «we*l •S eal" at «v e ry ahoe. Foot eater, grealeat invention m jfc. m,w 40.-. Sold only by o f the age. See Dr. Coif. Co. Frank Finney waa caller! to Yoncalla Vkaon haa let the contract for laat Week hy the illneaa of hla father. H MARKET i, Sherwin-Williams House Paints i ^ FO Rj A L L P URPOSES & ! I T h e y are w ithout a peer, j * W e do not sell stoves 11 or hay rakes, but w e do sell :: Doors, W indow s, Shingles, Building :: Paper, Beaver Board, Lime, Cement :: Etc. :: Ask for a “Home Decorator” !i Cottage Grove Manfg. Co. i »