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Miss Father Hilahy ami Mia* Neva
Perkins leave for Newport tomorrow
morning
The Horace Cochran fam ily joined
Mr. Cochran in the mountain* thi*
week.
R. L. Gilè came to Cottage Grove
Saturday to join Mr*. Gil*. They con­
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Fakin and tinued their automobile trip down the
Mias Lulu Currtu w ill go to Newport W illam ette Valley.
Many Matters o f M ore than Passing Moment
Conkey’s Fly Knocker, beat on the
Friday morning
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for sale at Sterling Feed Co.’a
llu gb Currin went to
Llnnton
Any llam In l h « n column* containing on Ih* laat lino thereof the
Wednesday morning to taka a job a* Spire.
mark |. .|, la paid advartlalng. | T h i« announcamani la mada in
North bound train* were delayed
electrician.
compllanco with tho poatal regulation«.|
aeveral hour* Monday because o f the
Mrs. B. R. Job has bean visiting in
burning out of a liestie in the Cabin
Corvallia this week.
Creek Canyon about four miles north
Machine oils : Sweugel Hardware.
o f Oakland.
Miao Nella lla/laton ha* takeu a
The T. K (¡ill family has gone to
Mrs. (¡has. Adams expects to leave
|Mialtion In thi< Umphrey Si Markin Knaehurg where they will make their
J. W. Mote o f Koaeburg arrived Sun­
Plora.
home permanently. Mr. G ill own* a Monday for an outing at Newport.
day to visit hia son George Mote.
Mr. ami Mra. lì. H. Ilawkina havi> bootblack aland there.
Dave Sterling and fam ily returned
Hinder twine
Swengel Hardware.
raturnad frinii a viali with thelr ditugli-
Pure White Flour can't la* beaten. yesterday from their outing at Win-
Geo. Stopple» left another beautiful
tur Mra. W. G. II oiihit In F'.ugi'iic.
Kvery sack la guaranteed to aatlafy or cheater Hay,
and variegated bouquet on the editorial
Kvcry moment ime of intenaa interest money refunded. Sterling Feed Co.
Mr. and Mr*. Mark Garoutte, aon de»k this week.
In thè fmir- fi I mi finiture, “ Tigrla,” at
C. J. Howard, form erly editor o f the and (Maude Kime, Doc and Mra. Powell
Mr.- and Mrs. Jaa. Xlernmona of
The Anunle Allattai II ami 7.
Bohemia Nugget, who had been living o f Portland went to Bandon Monday to Florence visited from Sunday to Tues­
In Murahlleld, ha* moved hla fam ily to »pend their vacation.
day at the Geo. O. Knowle* home.
Grant* Pnaa.
Cheap mile* at a cheap price if you Mra. Hlemmons is a niece o f Mr.
I.. II. Johnson returned Wednesday, want them better soles at a better Knowle*.
A ll work guaranteed.
Dr.
Our rapdily increasing business does
July 22, from a|ieodiug a week with price.
A m .Y
(¡off, ahoe chiropractor.
jy2 4 lf not interfi re in Lie least with our g iv ­
friemla and relativea in Koscburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hoyt o f Hamion ing your work the most painstaking
A vital *tory o f lift* or death and
SENTINEL OFFICE
attention. Armstrong, 28 South Sixth,
love in " T t g r ia " at The Arcade Auguat are gueala ot Dr. and Mra. A. W.
for quality photo*.
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Kime.
tl and 7.
K. J. Mangeier o f Hcutta Hlulf, Neb.,
Mra.
From*
Mahoney
o
f
Oakland,
Frank Garoutte'a Ane team narrowly
Mina Hilla Stinnett, who had been
la a guest o f Mr*. L. I.. Stnlfuril und
eaca|>ed drowning while being watered C alif., Mi*a Mary K itpridge o f A n ti­
living
with
Mr.
ami
Mra.
Geo.
Stop,
family. He may come here later to
och, Calif., and Mra. I,ota Wallace of
ph-a, le ft for Portland Friday to join at a deep hole in the river Wednedsay
make hla home.
o f laat week. They walked over the Silver Lake are visiting their lister,
Kreil ami Joe Arnold returned to her mother.
edge of a hole in the river and became Mr*. Daisy Porter.
W*v. C. C. Van Gorkuin arrived laat
Portland Sunday after a vlait with
Mrs. J. M. Comer ia the guest of
entangled in their harnesa.
week from Wheatland, C alif., and
their mother, Mr*. Joe I'orter.
Mra. C. M. Hedgepeth in Koaeburg.
An advertising test. Ten subscrip­
Ten people are going to get The Sen­ will remain until after hia marriage.
I want to dispose o f my eight room,
tions
to The Sentinel Saturday at Kite.
Sole* sewed or nailed, 2fie to 90c.
tinel Saturday Mt H9 c for a year'* auh
modern house ami half acre o f ground.
Horn, to Mr. and Mra. I-ee Plueard,
Alt work guaranteed. Dr. (¡o ff, the
aerlption. W ill you be one?
W ill accept unincumbered property in
July 29, a 6-pound aon.
sick
shoe
doctor.
Chronic
caaea
a
exchange.
No agents wanted. En­
C. M. Shinn went to Cortland on a
Mrs. Fllen Mark ley re tu rn «! Mon­ quire o f Sentinel office.
bualnea* trip Monday and will be gone specialty.
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S. S. Trask waa in from Row River day after a week spent with frienda in
about a week. He made thp trip in
O-Cedar mops : Swengel Hardware.
Fugene ami Mareola.
Saturday.
the Kem automobile.
Mr. and Mra. L. S. H ill and Mr. and
Mra. Jackson and daughter o f Cor­
W. II. Woodruff waa up from Spring-
Mrs. C. A. Kartell were registered at
vallis went to liOrane Saturday to visit
Hekl over Sunday.
the Hotel Grand. Koaeburg. Sunday.
O-CEDAR MOPS
Mra. Gile o f Koaeburg i* visiting her with Mra. Jackaon's aon», W. W. and
Scott J season.
O-CEDAR POLISH
mother, Mra. Lucy Currin.
M T Don't scrub don’ t mop your lino­
O-CEDAR DUSTERS
A ll.fiO paper -The Sentinel for 89<r
leum—it spoils it. Use •'P erfection ”
to ten people Saturday.
Linoleum Dressing--wipe it with cloth
Mrs. Lydia Slouffer returned Monday or clean mop. B V P o r sale by Modern
PHONC a
N u r - c io
from a viait at Portland.
Pharmacy.
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The C. H. Burkholder, Klbert Bede.
Mra. J. T. Short and Roy Short were
Mr. ami Mr*. Mile* Pilcher, Jr., re­
< > Advertinement* in thi* department
lumed from Montana Monday on ac- D. J. Scholl and W hit Gowdy families the gueata o f Mr. and Mra. C. W. W al­
6c a line. Figure 6 word* to line.
spent
Sunday
at
Black
Butte.
lace on an automobile trip to Sharp's
count o f the illnei* o f Mile* Pitcher,
M iasN eila liaxlelon visited relative* Creek Sunday.
Sr , at Star.
Una refrigerator le ft at S w en gel’a in t'resw ell over Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. R. M. Veatch, while Anhing on
H ELP W ASTE D
Hardware Store i* going to tie Bold at
Row
River Saturday, wrenched hia
Kxpert dreaamaking done promptly.
knee ao severely that he can only get W A N T E D . - G I R L OR W O M A N TO
a bargain. Clean up aale.
Mr*. Pet Sanford.
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assist with houae work. Mra. Ida
about
with the aid o f crutches.
J. F and S. I,, Goddard ami O. S.
Mr. and Mr*. George O. Knowles
Miller, eaat o f Presbyterian Church.
Woodard left for Mapleton Tueaday went to Fugene Saturday for a short
The big hardware sells the old reli­
morning, expecting to look at sumo visit.
able Winchester, Savage and Rem ing­
W ANT TO BUY_______
government land in the Siuidaw reun­
ton riAea and Winchester cartridges.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Davis spent Sat­
W A N T E D , B U F F O R PIN G TO N BUG8
ify .
Mr*. A lta Spray and daughter Haxel
urday in Fugene.
for hatching. A. M. Perini, Divide.
Mr*. Kthel Coleinan ami two children
have returned from Salem bringing
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sack
An*
dairy
aalt
for
60c
at
o f l.aGrandr arrived Tueaday to upend
with them Mra. Harry Mitchell and W A N T E D .—S E R V IC E OF O. I. C. OR
aeveral week* *1 the home o f Mr*. Sterling's.
Berkshire boar. E l l i s
Harding,
two children who w ill viait both with
Mrs. Merle Scovell returned from
C-oleman'* *i*ter, Mr*. (). C. Cruaon.
Walker",
Or«.
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Mrs. Spray and her mother, Mrs. Jim
Seattle laat Tueaday evening, bringing
Brown.
FOR S A L K OK T R A D E
with her Mr. Scovell's grandmother,
Dale W yatt returned to the Bohemia
Mrs. J. W. Shelton o f Independence.
FOR
S
A LE . L U M B E R S U IT A B L E
district yesterday to remain with hia
I.sdiea can now buy the O-Cedar mope father the balance o f the vacation.
for barns or outbuildings at {3.00 per
at the Sweugel Hardware Store w ith­
thousand. G. W. McFarland.
The best place on earth to get Aue
out going to Fugene or Portland.
photo« ia at Monroe'a at the bridge. f6t FOR S A L E C H E A P . -H O U S E H O L D
A N D R E P A IR W O R K
The Miaaes Veta ami Doris Holder-
furniture, almost new. Inquire at
Cheater Baker o f Portland came up
L O C A T E D ON W E S T SIDE
man came down from the Cascade re­
No. 251 Pacific Highway.
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Sunday and went into tha Bohemia
serve Friday In spend a week with
mines. He will return Friday to be T E N T A N D C A M P S TO VE FOR S A L E
When your atomarh i* out o f rig it In their grandparents, Aunt Jane and the guest o f Ren Sanford until Monday
or rent. No. 23 Sentinel.
a pretty even guen* that something in Uncle Burn Veatch.
when they and Mrs. L. P. Bennett and
wrong with your teeth. See Hr. In g­
Mrs. Ora Read Hemenway returned Allen Baker w ill go to Newport for a FOR S A LE . S O U N D BAY HORSE, 9
yeara old, good driver, safe for
ram.
JySItf a week ago Sunday from the Albany tw o weeka' stay.
iadiea, also runabout buggy and har-
Mi** A llie Thornton leave* Saturday Chautauqua, where she did post gradu­
Peg Bennett o f Portland wa* in the
ne*a. A. L. Gove, Creswell. j24-31p
for Kaatrrn Oregon where ehe ha* ac­ ate work in elocution.
city from Sunday until Wednesday.
cepted a poaition a* a cook.
W e'd rather he imposed upon than to
TEAM . H ARNESS
‘ •T ig ri*,’ ’ the moat wonderful Aim in GOOD W ORK
and wagon for tale. Engaged fur
0. A. Shaver ha* been here from turn out a picture that does not please a existence, at Arcade August 6 and 7.
Hummer if desired. Ira Randall. jy l7 t f
Minnesota ltd* week looking for loca­ cuHtomer. A rm strong'« quality photo*
The Miaaea Katherine and Bernice
at 26 South Sixth.
tion* for nome Minnenota people.
M etcalf o f Fugene are gueata at the FOR S A L S .- G R A Y M ARE. W E IG H T
C. F. Umphrey and fam ily le ft Sun­
Kven our competitor* advertise Sher-
1300 pound*, 12 year* old. Phone 32
L. S. H ill borne.
win W illiam * paint product*. We are day for a two weeks' vacation at Win-
or
address P. O. box 562.
Mra. G. A. Nichols waa in Fugene
their exclu*ive agent*. Cottage (¡ro ve chenter Bay.
Wednesday.
FOR S A L E . 3J B A IN W AGON COM
Manufacturing Co.
Mra. Rachael Short, son John Short
Rev. J. T. Abbott o f Fugene spent a
plete, in good condition, $25. J. T.
fam ily will arrive during Auguat
1. evi (ieer wa* in from l^indun tran ami
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short time thia week here.
Olson, Saginaw.
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from lllinoia for a viait with the elder
sacting bualnea* Saturday.
M. F. BABCOCK H A S H A Y F'OR
Mra. Short'a daughter and aon, Mra.
sale. Phone 20F"25 or call and see
Mury Smith and J. T. Short.
him.
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I Ax your teeth at a reasonable price
ARCADE ***’ Aug. 6-7
Free shine with every pair o f half
soles. Dr. (¡off.
& Thursdny
“ TIGRIS”
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Most Astounding Set of Films in
Existence
A love story interwoven with a
most stupendous criminal plot
Keeps the audience on the Qui
Vive Every Moment
TYPEWRITER TO RENT
KINTER
BROS.
WANT ADS
Big Sensation of the Century
James Craig returned Monday from
J. F. Spray went to Monmouth Tuea­
Kittaon Springs, where he had charge day.
o f aome construction work.
Chaa. Bruneau has gone to Bohemia
The* picture o f G. W. McFarland, to do some assessment work for F. J,
local grange master, appeared in the Hard.
Misa Grace Lilly ia up from Salem
special edition o f the Pacific Grange
Bulletin last week, together with a visiting Miss Marguerite Johnson.
Guy Van Riper o f Portland ia viait-
w rite up o f Cottage Grove Grange.
Misa Atha Widdersheim returned ! ing his mother, Mra. W hit Gowdy and
Sunday from a vacation viait with his aister, Mrs. D. J. Scholl.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bentley, recently
frienda in Salem and Portland.
o f Washington but now o f Springfield,
Black bear axle grease is made of
are visiting frienda in thScity.
lubricating oil and graphite, wears
Grandma Walker, the aged mother
better and lasts longer than any other
o f Mra. J. M. Durham, who was quite
grease. Does not get hard in winter
ill for several days, is convalescing.
or soft in summer. Is fine for uae in
Brand Sk Co. have embellished their
grease cups on engines wherever
front window* with some silver and
hard oil is used and coat* much less.
g ilt signs.
Try it. Wynne St Woods.
John Hampton waa up from Eugene
Mra. Minnie Price went to Eugene
over Sunday viaiting at the G. H. T y ­
Saturday, where she has a position aa
son home.
saleswoman in Hampton Sr Co.’a store.
J. E. Young transacted legal busi­
J. H. Robinson has purchased the ness at the county court house Tuesday.
W. C. (B a rr confectionery and quick
Mr. and Mrs. George Lea were in
lunch at the depot corner.
Eugene Tuesday attending to the law­
Frank Woodruff moved Tueaday into suit in which they are testing out the
his recently purchased home on Ten­ power o f the city to sell property to
nessee Avenue.
met street assessments.
YOUR BANK DEPOSITS
ROLL U P
Surprisingly if you make it a rule to
pay by check only and deposit all your
cash at the Bank o f Cottage Grove.
Then you stop to think before you buy
and in many cases thinking means
refraining.
Ambition to have a good
balance prevents many a spending, and
thus your deposits roll up.
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JOE BAKER
General Blacksmith
Screen I hairs, Adjustable Window
Screen* at lean than coat
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Mr*. Orrin Wall o f Yoncalla in viaik-
ing her cou*in, Mr*. F. W. Hawklnn.
She i* accompanied hy her daughter.
Mi** Father.
but the longer you delay the more it
coata. Dr. Ingram.
A mortiner la another expensive piece
o f machiney added to it* plant by the
Cottage Grove Manufacturing Co.
W. II. Gilbert wa* an unfortunate aa
to get hia thumb hsJly mashed just a*
he began work at the rock cruaher
Saturday morning.
We are agenta for the Sherwin-
Williama line o f |iajnta, varnishes and
stain* and cairy a full stock. C ottage
Gordon W att* ami fam ily have moved Grove Manufacturing Co.
down from Divide and are occupying
Rev. W ilbert R. H owell, a Baptist
the lilark house on North Douglas.
pastor evangelist for Oregon, visited
A son ha* been born to Mr. and Mra. the local pastor. Rev. C. M. Cobb, last
Thursday.
Harry Mitchell o f Salem.
Karl Garoutte and fam ily o f liandon
Ice cream freexer* ;one-third off regu­
ar price* at Swan gel Hardware Store. were visitor* at the A. W. K im e home
this week. Making up an automobile
Frank Finney and Charles Turpin
party the two families motored to (¡or-
and families returned Wednesday from
valli* Tueaday.
Yoncalla where they went to attend
A most faarinating love story in­
the funeral o f the late George W .
terwoven with an astounding criminal
Finney.
Mrs. l.ou K. Dunn entertained yes­ story, in " T i g r i * ” at The Arcade
terday with an old fa*hioned chicken Auguat 6 and 7.
Mr. and Mr*. David M iller o f Nile*.
dinner in honor of her seventy-third
birthday anniversary. A potato cake Kan*., are in Cottage G rove looking
wan a feature. Mr. and Mr*. P.dging- for a location.
()-C ed*r inopa at Wynne A Woads.
tun were gue«ts.
Dr. Demurest, Hen tint.
K err A Hilsby’ s Store.
Ollier over
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Mr. and Mra. J. H. McAdams, and
Mr*. Homer B. Millard o f Portland
■ pent the Aral o f the week with her the Mia*e* Blanche Lixer and Pearl
■inter, Mr*. J. S. Medley, going to McDaniela returned from their outing
Roneburg Wednesday to visit other rel­ at Winchenter Bay Friday.
The report o f the appraiaera o f the
ative*.
Mr*. J. P. Gr*ham le ft today fo r Belle L. Sutton estate, Chas. L. Scott,
eattle, where she w ill join Mr. G rg- J. W. Machen and A . J. Perkina, shows
the value o f the estate to be $13,400.
ham, now in the wireless service.
An Imported Stallion to be
Sold at Creswell
The Percheron Breeders Associ­
ation o f Creswell has decided to
sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash Saturday
August 2, at 2 p,
tti , The Im­
ported Percheron Stallion No.
69248. This horse has proved
himself to be a valuable animal.
Three crops o f his colts can be
seen in the vicinity o f Creswell.
C.
II.
M atbkw s ,
Auctioneer
FOR S A LE . A BIG T E A M , OR
w ill trade for brood mare. Arthur
Vanachoiack, Dorena.
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WITH
SIX ROOM NEW B U N G A LO W .
high basement, city water, 165 front,
280 fee t deep, 60 bearing apple trees,
fine strawberry patch and other ber-
riea, all fenced in and property in
excellent condition, five minute*
walk from depot, fine lookout. Come
and aee owner and get agent’ s com­
mit* ion. Inquire 123 Sontinel.
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20 LOTS IN P U F b T o , COLO., V A L -
ued at $300 each, w ill trade one or
all o f tame for Cottage Grove or
My Wie aewed-on soles wear twice aa
Lane County real estate.
S. F\
long aa 75c ones. Dr. Goff
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Jackaon.
M a y tttf
Matthew Gering left Friday for
('resent where he expects to put In FT)K S A L E OR K E N T — LO T 6. L A N -
deaa acreage, containing 1| acres,
several months prospecting.
price $1,600. Inquire o f S. W. Riggs,
Harry Krueger arrived Monday from
Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard,
Butte, Mont., to join his w ife who ia
Falls City, Ore.
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visiting her parents. Mr. and Mra. Ben
FH>K K E N T
Lurch.
An 8-ponnd aon waa born Monday to FOR R E N T. F U R N IS H E D HOUSE-
Mr. ami Mra. K. O. Elliot.
keeping rooms. Cor. Seventh and
l*«rch«n»n Hrwdeni Association
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The Swengel Hardware Store ia do­
ing a big gun and ammunition busi-
The deer season ia now open.
The C. C. Cruaon and O rville Speai
familieo apent Sunday on the Siualaw.
Tent* and camp stove* at Wynne A
Woods.
Mrs. Roy Welch ia visiting her par­
ents, Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Wood*, her
sister Elisabeth Woods and her brother,
Lee Roy Woods.
Adama.
Mra. FI. A. Cottle.
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^1N C E the introduction of the player piano, the Baldwin
Com pa it v has believed that the true rauk o f auy instru­
ment o f this kind should be measured by the freedom
and sureness with which it enables the performer to express his
own m u sica l feelings. This conviction is demonstrated through
the
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Salitomi
Manualo
(The Player Piano that is all hut human)
It is the ultimate— the n/miechauical instrument that we have
had in mind from the beginning— the plastic instrument that
musicians have used as their im aginative staudard in comparing
player pianos.
In the Baldwin Manualo we offer the successful unification of
the most artistic piano with the most scientific player action in
made in the world.
There is absolutely nothing better, nothing more perfect on the
market, neither as a piano nor a player piano.
Please convince yourself of this at our music rooms. You are
welcome whether you wish to buy or not.
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