Cottage Grove sentinel., July 17, 1913, Image 7

g a to of % çfrmm | Everyone Hopes Some Day to Own a Home
Many Matters of More than Passing Moment
Any ll«m In IhH i column* containing on tha lati lino tharaof tha
mark (. ,|, I* paid advarlltlng. | Thla announcamant la mad* in
compilane* with Ih* poetai regulation*.|
C
Mr*. Ralph Robinson of I'ortlaiwi re­
turned to her home Saturday after a
viali with her alairr, Mra. Al Hamlolh.
Itoliert ('«alley la building a imalern
reaulenre on hia farm on the alle of
the old Hear* home of pioneer day* the
only standing remnant of which la the
old atone chimney.
Karinora can now get the genuine
Plymouth htmllng twine lit the Swcn-
gel Hardware Store at Ihe reduced
prirea. 1‘ylmouth Standard 12|<\ I'ure
Manila I fife.
TYPEWRITER TO RENT
APPLY
SENTINEL
OFFICE
Mian Elisabeth 1.. Wotala, who tiaik
her doctor'* degree in («yrhology at
('lark llniveraity in June, la at home
for the auinmcr with her parent*. Dr.
and Mra. |l. I,. Wood*.
Dr. George Wall «if Kugene, who ia
*l>eoding hia vacation abroad la now in
Germany.
A high tdaaa, healthy three-act
rome«ly, ‘ "The Man from Horeno," at
Arcade Monday, July 21. <'lf>c and 2T>c.
K. J , Shay came up from Kugene
Wiilne*<l*y for a viait.
FORD CARS $20 CHEAPER
In order to «juickly move the extra
stuck of car* ordered by the previou*
management, the factory ullowa ua
t o make a *|M-cial price of $07f> for
the two carloiuia juat received. Thix
r | mm i u I rate ia alloweil ua for SO daya
only. Act quick!
NESM ITH
O. K
A U T O CO.
WOODMON. I‘n<v
Dr. and Mra. Fuller were Kugene
paaaengcra Wcdneaday.
H o y Neal Vealrh haa heen confined
to hi* tieil at hia home in Kugene by a
aprained ankle which he injure«l in a
tennia game laat Friday.
Darden hoafl, ami apray noxxlea.
Wynne A Wood*.
Mra. II. D. (.rite* waa in the city
today.
Sam McKernan went to Salem
Wcdneaday with the ex|>ectatlun of
purchaaing an automobile.
JOE BAKER)
General Blacksmith
AND
REPAIR
WORK
L O C A TE D ON W E S T SIDE
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Kvery patron of The Sentinel la help
ing in giving Cottage Drove what emi-
nent authority haa alated to lie the lieat
country weekly on the coaat.
Frank llarU cll who wan in town to­
day drclarca that the new road around
the Shurlrhlgc Hill ia going to be aa
fine aa a paved atreet. It ia ready for
the rock now.
Mra J . S. Medley ia vlaiting in Ku
gene with her mother, Mra. Hannah
Hanaon.
AUTOS TO HIRE
KN Q U IKK O r
N E S M I T H A U T O CO.
O. E. WOODSON. Prop.
Paint your building* with pure ato«-k
paint, aold by the Swengrl Hardware
Store.
Mra. Kdwin Price of San Franciaco
viaited her mother, Mra. Knox, thia
week.
Mra. C. C. DuHruille returned Sat­
urday from a fivo weeka' viait with
friend* and relative* at l.ehanon.
Kven our competitors advertian Sher-
win-Williama paint product*. We are
their excluaive agent*. Cottage Drove
Manufacturing Co.
An Imported Stallion to be
Sold at CresweH
The Perchcroti Breeders Aaaoci-
ulinn of CresweH has decided to
sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash Saturday
August 2 , at 2 p. in., The Im­
ported Percheron Stallion No.
69298. This h«»rse has proved
himself to lie a valuable animal.
Three crops of his colls can be
seen in the vicinity of CresweH.
C. H. M a t iik w s , Auctioneer
P«rrh«run ItnMMierH AM nriatlon
::
Ownttnt
and Acquire that Independent Feeling that
Comes from Living in a House of Your Own
Deorge Matthews' driving team,
while atanding untied on Main Street
Friday evening became frightened at a
passing automobile ami ran away, no
aarloua damage, however, resulting
either to team or buggy. The team
was atopped at the flour mill.
The Lucky bluebirds, the lat«**t
novelty In jewelry. Ladies' aela at
very imulerate price* at H. D. Mad-
aen'a. They are extremely pretty and
catchy.
Lubricating oil*. Wynne A Wmsla.
Made a great hit at Creawell "T h e
Man from Korneo" a screaming three•
act comedy at Arcade, Monday, July
21 .
Ileuh Thom waa in Kugene thia week.
M It. Anderaon waa in Kugene Mon­
day.
Mr. ami Mra. J . C. Moraa are visit­
ing In Kugene a few daya.
R ^ D o n 't scrub don’t mop your lino­
leum it s|iolla it. Dae "P erfection "
I.inoleum Dreaaing wipe it with cloth
or clean mup. M T F o r sale by Modern
Pharmacy.
j26-*e|ifipd
J . P. Wick* waa in Kugene yesterday
on business.
Mr*. W. D. Hale and three children
Mra. Jane DuHruille of Pittsburg,
of
Aahlaml, with Clarence Hale of
who had been a house guest of Mra.
Drurgc Hall for some Dine, left Friday llornbrtjok, returned Home last week,
for Portland, where ahe will visit Mr. after a viait at the home of Mra. Hale'a
and Mra. Wa<!e, going later In the sea­ aon, K. K. Hale, on the Coaat Fork.
Good teeth are all important in mak­
son to Dearhart.
Mra. DuHruille
•lop|ted olT at Albany on her way to ing a reapectable ap|iearance. Keep
them cleaned and repaired. See Dr.
Portland, visiting old friends there.
Ingram.
Ammunition Swengel Hardware.
Warren M. Sutton haa teen granted
D e o . Hall, Dave Sterling, John Kng-
land and families made up an automo­ tetter* of adminiatralion in tha eatate
bile party that moloreil lu Coburg Sun­ of hia deceaaetl wife, Mra. Kelle Sut­
day stopping for lunrheon on the banka ton. The eatate ia aaid to be worth
SIS00, and C. D. Scott, J . W. Machen
of the McKenxie Kiver.
and A. J . Perkins were appointe«! ap­
Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Abrams returned
praiser*.
Monday from a two weeka’ visit with
J . K. Young made a hurried busi­
their daughter at Saiam.
ness trip to Kugene Tuea«iay.
You're proud of that baby of yours,
Kxpcrt dreaamaking done promptly.
aren’t you? Of courte you long for
m‘2 3tf
hia or her picture to send to far-away Mra. Pet Sanford.
Misaea Pearl and Minnie Johnaon
friemla. Armstrong's quality photoa
spent Sunday with friend* in Kugene.
at 24 North Sixth.
Mr. and Mra. L. S. Hill ami Mra. C.
Mias Edith Hexler, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. l.ouia Hexler of Portland, ia A. Kartell apent the week in Portland,
attending her summer vacation with having made the trip in the Hill ma­
chine.
Mr. ami Mra. Hen Lurch ami family.
Kinding twine price* now reduce«! at
Mra. C. H. Hurkholder ami aon were
the Swengel Hardware Store. Pricea
In Kugene Tueaday, Johnnie under­
are adjusted to carload ratea. Farmers
went an ofieration for adenoid*.
ahould buy early before stock ia ex­
Donkey 'a Fly Knocker, beat on the hausted.
market, for sale at Sterling Feed Co.'a
Mias A Ibera ami Mias Pierce of Ku­
Store.
gene were guests of Mra. C. C. Cruson
Mias Inez Flynn leaves today for an over Sunday.
extended viait with her brother in I xm
Fred Meinxer of Creawell waa here
Angelas.
on business Thursday.
Mra. W. C. Harr and Mias Lola Harr
William H. Mosby. a cousin of the
have gone to Alpine, Oregon, f> mile* Moaby brothers who formerly live«l
from Monroe on the P. E. A K., where here, recently died at hia home in Mon­
they will take charge nf a stock of tana. His wife ia the eldest daughter
merchandiae recently purchased by Mr. of Mr. ami Mr*. H. L. Dunn.
Harr, who will join them aa »oon aa he
¿•O-lb. aack fine dairy salt for 50c at
dia|Misea of hia confectionery business
Sterling's.
here.
Mr. and Mra. Jam es Scholer of Pa­
See thoac new 20 gauge shot guns at
cific Drove, Calif., who had been visit­
the Swengel Hardware Store.
ing Mra. Schcier’a parenta, Mr. and
Judge and Mra. Wintermeir, Mra. H. Mra. Slagle, left Friday for Portland
F. Doodpaaturc ami Mias Kcho Hawk in their automobile.
After a short
of Kugene were the gueala of Mr. and viait there they will return to Cali­
Mra. D. H. Tvaon Sunday.
fornia by rail.
Mra. ('has. Hohnt left Tuesday for a
J . A. Dinkel haa moved to Mohawk.
viait with her son at Drain ami her
H. L. Dunn haa returne«! from Mon­
daughter at Meiiford.
tana.
A screaming three-act comedy "The
You not only can’t chew with poor
Man from Korneo, ” at Arcade Monday.
teeth but they are unhealthy. See Dr.
35c and 2f>c.
Ingram.
Mra. Ora Hemenway ia spending the
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mason ami
week at Albany at the Chautauqua
daughter of Marcóla apent Sunday with
camp.
friemla here.
Meaara. Wallace, I .or k wood and
Mra. I. H. Bingham haa returned to
Kadcr and families were over to I ai -
her home in Kugene, after a viait with
rane Sunday vlaiting friends.
her daughter, Mra. David Griggs.
My Hfic sewed-on aolea wear twice aa
It jammed the Creawell Opera House
long aa 75c ones. Dr. DolT
— "T h e Man from Borneo." At Arcade
Samuel Daroutte of California is here next Monday evening.
visiting friends. Mr. Daroutte came
Mrs. S. W. Boyd haa the thanks of
to Oregon in 1865. He aaya Cottage The Sentinel for a beautiful bouquet
Grove haa improved womlerfully in the of sweet peas and a box of her smallest
past eight years.
(?) loganberries.
Mr. Mitrhell of Creawell waa in the
Deo. Stopples placed another bunch
city Tuesday.
of horticultural beauties on the edi­
Thé lieat place on earth to get fine torial «leak this w«sek.
photoa ia at Moeroe'a at the bridge. f(U
We are agents for the Sherwin-
John Haker of Portland, ex-game Williams line of paints, varnishes and
warden, waa in the city thia week ■tains and cairy a full stock. Cottage
shaking hands with hia old time Drove Manufacturing Co.
frionda. Mr. Haker ia now employed
A mesa of wax beam from The White
by the Oregon Historical Society.
Rose Den, operate«! by Mr. ami Mrs.
Mr. and Mra. Solon Hayden ami son M. Lamnton at 438 Kvans Ave., left on
from Chicago Heights visited Mrs. L. the e«litorial desk and afterwards pre­
Kinnertv and family during the paat pared and aervetl with Cottage Drove
week. Mr. Hayden la Mra. Finnertv'a cream, made about aa fine a dish of
green stuff aa one couki wish for.
step-brother.
Mra. J . W. Currin returne«! Thursday
Myera’ hay carriers ami pump.
from Kosebtirg, where she had spent
Wynne A Woods.
Mra. A. W Wampole and aiater, Mias several daya aa the guest of her daugh­
Velma Marshall are visiting their ter. Mra. R. L. Giles.
Free shine with every pair of half
parenta at Glendale.
soles.
Dr. Goff.
Misa A tha Widderaheim ia attending
Mrs. W. A. Hemenway is spending a
a two weeka' vacation with friemia ami
couple of weeka in Salem.
rclativea in Salem and Portland.
HTHE C O T T A G E GROVE H O M ESITES CO M PA N Y will shortly
* place on the market the Woodard Tract on North Ninth Street,
which is now being paved. After the paving is done the boulevard will
be parked and trees set’ out.
This will be a high-class residence dis­
trict located on what will soon be the main thoroughfare into the city.
In order to get a high class of home builders there will be protective
building restrictions. This property will be sold on the easy payment
plan when desired. C. Sales in this division will commence in about ten
days. Selections can be made as soon as plat is filed.
Cottage Grove Homesites Company
JOHN
F.
WOODARD,
Manager
NEW IRA Q IS CONSIDERED
FOR HITCH RACKS
Mra. W. K. lioaaerman and Mra. K.
A. Wilson of Koaeburg spent several
«lays of the past week here.
Mrs. K. K. Job waa a guest of Mra.
G. A. W«««goner in l^banon the firat Delay Arises in Purchase of Elec­
of laat week.
tric Fire Alarm System.—
A. A. Reid and family were in from
Storm Sewer Ordered.
l<orane Friday. Mr. Reid informed
At
the
regular council meeting Tues­
The Sentinel that someone ia putting
in a aawmill on top of the mountain, day evening the property of Fred
being the firat mill he ever saw put Affolter, located at the north end of
North Seventh Street, was decide«! up­
above the timber.
on
aa the most suitable piece offered
For real home comfort—a blue flame
oil atove. Sold by the Swengel Hard­ as a site for the hitching racks. Mr.
ware Store, stands at the head of the Affolter asks a consideration of $1700.
The committee was instructed to look
list.
into ways and means for financing the
Mra. Guy Agnew, who ha«l been
j scheme.
vlaiting at the H. K. Godard home, re­
Delay has arisen in the purchasing
turned to Wheatlaial, Wyo., We«inea«!ay of the new fire alarm system because
of laat week.
of the wish of the council to investi­
G. H. Tyson was in Kugene on busi­ gate still another system which has
ness laat Thursday.
been called to its attention.
A committee was appointed to inves­
J . E. Hanton was in from London
tigate the p o ssib ility of the building
last Thursday.
Dr. Dcmorest, Dentist. Office over of a new bridge on Main Street, and
another committee was appointed t
Kerr A Silaby’s Store.
m9tf
look into the advisability of extending
Karl K. Mills went to Kugene Thurs­ the water main up to Chambers’ mill.
day to accompany his mother. Mrs. M. —the lumber company to pay $20 a
K. Mills as far aa Portland on her way month for stand-pipe only, which would
to Minneapolis for an extended viait.
be used for fire protection.
Mra. G. H. Swaggerty ia at the home
The Cottage Grove Electric Light
of Dr. and Mra. Knott in Yoncalla. Company protested that its water rate
where ahe ia receiving medical treat­ waa exorbitant, but the protest was
ment.
not allowed.
Mr. Kidd asked permission to put a
Rev. Mt-Dee of the Fairmount Pres­
byterian Church, Kugene, waa here on new roof on his livery stable but the
motion to that effect re«reived no
business Friday.
second.
Pure White Flour can't be beaten.
On a motion the extension of the
Every sack ia guaranteed to satisfy or storm sewer on West Main Street was
money refunded. Sterling F'eed Co.
ordered ss a means of protecting the
J . H. VeaU-h made a short business streets now being improved.
trip to Eugene F'riday.
J . C. Moras wms in Eugene on busi­
ness F'riday.
Mias Belle Hurkholder was in Eugene
Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. B. F. Mason and
daughter of Marcola are visiting
friends.
Mra. lima Heager has returned from
a trip to Eugene.
Thoe. Richardson waa in from Silk
Creek Saturday.
Mias Dora Hawkins returne«! Thurs­
day from Creawell. where ahe had been
for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Solan Haytien and son
of Chicago visited laat week with the
former’s uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs.
J . Kile, leaving for home Saturday.
Wynne A Woods have installed a hy­
draulic elevator.
Mr. ami Mra. Allan Tyson were up
from Eugene over Sunday visiting at
the G. H. Tyson home. Mr. Tyson
demonstrated a few new ideas in tennia
to local enthusiasts.
Mra. Jennie I). Fishburn and daugh­
ter, Mra. it. S Swengel, returne«! last
Thursday from an extendeil viait in
Portland.
Mr. and Mra. John Nokes left over­
land F'riday for a week's visit with
their son Clyde at West Scio.
Mrs. Jam es Pitcher, Misses Florinda
and Uraulla Lock wood and Mrs. E. C.
Lock wood leave tomorrow for a month's
outing in the Bohemia district.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Thompson visite«!
here over Sunday on their way by auie
from San Diego (o Spokane, their new
home.
Dryer May Open.
The Cottage Grove dryer may open
thia year to take care of the prune
crop, according to word which John
Hull haa receive«! from P. i. Rust, the
owner. Mr. Ruat sayV he will operate
the plant If there is the appearance of
a large enough crop to make it worth
while.
To Raise Ducks.
WANT ADS!
Advertisements in this «lepartment y
fie a line. Figure 6 words to line. !£
FOR MALE OR TRADE
GOOD WORK
TEAM, HARNESS
ana wagon for sale. Engage«! for
summer if desired. Ira Randall jy l7 tf
FOR SA LE.- 3 * BAIN WAGON COM-
plete, in good condition, $25. J . T.
Olson, Saginaw.
jyl7-31c
M. F. BABCOCK HAS HAY FOR
sale. Phone 20F25 or call and see
him.
f jy 17-24
FOR SA LE.—A BIG TEAM, OR
will trade for brood mare. Arthur
Vanschoiack, Dorena.
jy-3-31nd
SIX ROOM NEW BUNGALOW. WITIJ
high basement, city water, 165 front,
280 feet deep, 60 bearing apple trees,
fine strawberry patch and other ber­
ries, all fenced in and property in
excellent condition, five minutes
walk from depot, fine lookout. Come
and see owner and get agent's com­
mission. Inquire 123 Sentinel.
_______ _____________ gs-jyl-28pd
FOR SA L E .—GOOD WORK HORSE.
See R. W. Bauman.
20 LOTS IN PUEBLO. COLO., VAL-
ued at $300 each, will trade one or
all of same for Cottage Grove or
Lane County real estate.
S. F.
Jackson.
Ma>29tf
FOR SA LE OR K E N T .-L O T 6. I.AN-
dess acreage, containing 1} acres,
price $1,600. Inquire of S. W. Riggs,
Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard,
Falls City, Ore.
May22lf
County Game Warden L. E. Bean
has made the first move toward stock­
ing the waters of Oregon with ducks.
He has four settings of Muscovy duck
eggs that have been donated to the
f o r rf : n t
state by the veteran sportsman James
Fullerton. These ducks are very large
and of beautiful plumage and as they FOR R E N T .-F U R N ISH E D HOUSE-
keeping rooms. Cor. Seventh and
are naturally wild will be a great ad­
dition to the game birds of the state.
Adams. Mrs. E. A. Cottle..
m8tf
They are very prolific and if not mo­
lested for five years will be found in
Visiting cards— The Sentinel.
large numbers throughout the valley.
Wedding Stationery of every kind— Sentinel.
ARCADE
THEATRE
Monday
The CresweH Dramatic Club Presents
!
ALPHUS BOYD, Director
::
The Man
Borneo
A Guaranteed Laugh Producer
ONE BIG
SCREAMER
Three-Act
Farce Comedy
ij One Night Only :: :: Monday, July 21st
ii Admission, 35c
and
25c
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