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Marty M atters o f M o re than Passing M om ent
Any iixm In thrss column* containing on tha laat Una thereof tha
mark |. .|, Is paid advsrllalng | This snnouncsmsnt Is mads in
eomplianra with tha postal r*gulallons.|
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Mrs. A. S. Powell went to Portland
r Miss Luci la Krsnstrtt«r returned to
Eugene Friday after a six weeks visit Wednesday for a week'a viait with her
with relatives here.
sister.
Savage and Winchester rifles, guns
and ammunition that get the big game,
Until August 23, we w ill give 10 per full atock at Swengei's the big hard­
rent olf prevailing prires in order to ware store, the Sportsmen's Head­
introduce the famous American Ladies quarters.
Tailor line o f made-to-measure suits
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hall, Mr. ami
and coals for fall, Hampton's.
Mra. N. K. Compton and Mr. and Mra.
Lee Nixon and their children are
ramped on Moaby Creek and the men
of the party make daily trips in to busi
ness in Mr. H all’s car.
Screen Hoorn, Adjustable Window
Mia* Nan Starr o f Dayton, returned
Screens at less than cost
to her home Friday after a visit with
Mr. and Mra. J. I). Palmer o f Moaby
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(¡reek,
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Ira Conner, Hr., has heen
several days.
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The Successful Investor
buys in advance of development.
$
ill for
K IN TER BROS.
Mis* llessie Marshall la the guest of
her sister, Mra. A. W. Wampolo.
Sunday entertainment in keeping
with th.< day. The Arcade.
G. If. Tyson was a passenger to Eu­
C. II. Burkholder is sfiending his gene Wednesday.
vacation at the Tillamook beaches.
Mra. J. II. Chambers ami Mra. B. R.
Camper* supplies, tenia, camp stoves, Job left Wednesday for a trip through
camp stools, these things and a thou­ the Yellowstone Park.
sand others at the Swengcl Hardware
Mr. and Mra. Ward Sinimona ami
Store.
daughter Ruth went to Marshfield
The new Steel Bridge
$
makes North Ninth Street the principal thoroughfare into
Cottage Grove from the north and makes Manitou Park
the moil desirable residence di&ridt of the city.
Select Your Homesite Now
in n Manitou”— the only re&ri&ed di&rid in the city.
W atch it grow.
Ask John Woodard
Manitou Park is located on North Ninth Street, three blocks
from Main Street
Miss Valene Kastham o f Kugene Tuesday evening.
visited Mrs. O. K. Knox Friday.
>0 Ih. sack fine dairy salt for DOc at
Kev. and Mra. Kobctt SulclilTe and Sterling's.
Hubert Jr. o f Lebanon arrived Monday
Mr. R. R. Giltner made a trip to
and will s|>end their vacation camping Kugene Wednesday.
in their H-arro orchard tract in south­
Mr. ami Mra. Elbert Bede and chit
east Collage (¡rove.
dren and Mr. ami Mra. W. D. O'Brien
and children visited Caiapooya Springs
yesterday ami found things in a pros
Everyone wishes to be entertained in
It has been proved beyond question
Talk with M etcalf. Insure with M et­
perous condition at that resort.
a refined manner. That's our mission. that machine sewed soles are better calf.
The beat rubber heel at the lowest The Arcade.
and stay on longer than hand-sewed
Albert H elliw ell spent Sundey in
APTLY
price. 35c at Dr. GofT'a.
Yoncalia.
Miss Helen Williams returned from soles. Goff, Shoe Chiro.
F. B. Phillips and daughter, Mias
Supt. J. E. Dunton and family have Roaeburg Satorday after a few days
Bert Mvres was in the city Friday to
returned from their aumrner vacation' visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. ami receive treatment for blood poisoning Flo, visited friends in Tillamook lost!
in his hand, the result o f sustaining a week.
K. B. Phillips and Mias A llie re Mrs. J. E. McBride.
<»ood moving pictures beat a |«*or
J. C. Dairymple o f Roaeburg was in
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Giltner returned scratch last week when baling hay.
show
We have the former. The Ar- turned the first o f the weejt from Tills
the city on business last week.
moo k and numerous friends were re­ from Portland Tuesday to complete
rade.
I. K. Conner, who has charge o f E.
1 want to dispose o f my eight room,
Mr. nd Mrs. Lester Powers, Mr. cipients o f exhibits to prove the prow­ their viait with Mr. and Mra. D. H. J. Sears’ herd o f Springhurst Jerseys
modern house and half acre of ground.
and Mrs Leonard Douglas, Miss Kthel ess o f Mr. Phillips with a (Mile and line. Hemenway. They made the trip in returned from Southern Oregon last
week with a registered Jersey bull o f W ill accept unincumbered property in
I fix your teeth at a reasonable price their Peerless machine.
Bartels and Mr. Krnest plcniced near
exchange.
No agents wanted. En­
remarkable
pedigree.
Miss
Winnie
Landesa
visited
in
Eu­
hut the longer you delay the more it
Walker Station Sunday.
quire
o
f
Sentinel
office.
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gene this week.
costa. Dr. Ingram.
Clean Up Sale on ladies’ and chil­
Ben Lurch ia at Ncw|>ort.
W.
L.
Hubbell
transacted
business
Only 9Hc for a lady’ s or child's house dren* house dresses at 98c at Hamp­
J. H. Moore o f Eugene transacted
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Gardner spent
in Eugene Thursday.
dress
during the Clean Up Sale at ton’ s.
business
in
the
city
yesterday.
He
last week at their old farm above
Wm. Horn was in from Saginaw on
Mrs.
Mary
Richards
o
f
Oakland
Hampton’s.
lo w e ll on lo s t Creek after an absence also spent a day at London.
business
Saturday.
visited
with
her
(laughter
Mrs.
Ira
Mrs. (.'has. Beals was in Eugene
Al. Swartx and fam ily o f Junction
o f liflecn year*.
| C. A. Smith was in from Saginaw
Beidler over the weak end.
Saturday.
City
are
spending
a
vacation
at
(.on-
F ire ! F ire! F ire ! Insure against
Mrs. John Barker and Miss Pearl on business Saturday.
don Springs.
Mrs. J. C. Johnson leaves today for
it with Metcalf.
A lex Lundberg waa down from Diss-
Proctor
o f Portland spent the week end
We only have a reduced price sale a viait with Mra. H. K. Lawson at
ton on business Saturday.
at
Newport.
Mias Marguerite has been
once in awhile, but it's always a dandy. Salem.
Carpenter tools, all best brands, high
Mr. and Mra. Harry Mitchell and
Think o f house dresses at 98c at Hamp­ there for m couple weeks.
children o f Salem are visiting Mrs. grade and fully warranted at Swengel
ton's.
Paints, oils, stains, varnishes, inside
Hardware Co.
Alta Spray.
brighten-up
finishes;
Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Pratt and children finishes the
Mrs. L. S. Taylor o f Roaeburg re­
Something new and interesting every
and Mrs. Pratt's sister. Mrs. Herbert Swengel Hardware.
turned to her home Thursday after a
nieht at The Arcade.
Preston o f Baker. Mr. and Mra. L. L
Lester Harding and Miss Mabel short visit with friends here.
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Kdmunaon and daughter Margaret o f
Dagenham returned to their homes in
C. E. Stewart waa out on his rounds
Kugene arc enjoying an outing at Lon­
Glendale a fter a visit with Mr. and as county fruit inspector last week.
Jack Brewer was unfortunate enough don Springs.
Dog licenses were due July 1st. All
Mr*. A. W. Wampole.
Miss Lou Scott o f Creswell was the
owners o f dogs must pay their
to have a quantity o f hot asphalt
H. S. Beer is up from the Roaeburg
Jas. S. Benson is on a hunting trip guest o f relatives here for several days
licenses at once or costs will be at­
thrown Into his face Tuesday afternoon soldiers' home for a month.
up Moaby Creek in the vicin ity o f the last week.
tached to same.
when the “ dope" pipe burst.
Free shine with every pair o f half
J.
D. Palm er place where he is stay-
G. B. P IT C H E R
:: City Marshal
Mrs. W. A . Mitchell, Miss Clara
Mr. and Mrs. (¡heater Churchill and aolea. Dr. (¡off.
Inp.
Conkey
and Miss Mattie Buoy o f Cres­
( harl>
Hambrick left Morday for an
Rev. C. L. Williams o f the Second
L. S. Hill was in Eugene Monday on
well were in the city on business Tuea-
overland trip to Kaslern Oregon.
In
the
midst
o
f
the
trial,
the
parties
United Brethren Church o f Portland,
buainesa.
in the case of John Hunter vs. the accompanied by his fa m ily and Miss ! day o f last week.
Attorney II. J. Shinn haa moved hia
A. fl. King transacted business in
Wildwood Lumber company got to­ Brashear are sojourning up Moaby | John H. Hull o f Riverside farm has
«dice to the new building over the Eugene Monday.
left a dollar with The Sentinel to te
gether and settled their differences and Creek.
Metsan Shop, first stairway east of
Mra. Arahelle Cooler arrived here the case was suddenly dismissed, much
given
to any grower in the country
electric light office., where he will
My 85c sewed-on soles wear tw ice as
from Eugene Monday.
who, on or before Saturday. August
to the satisfaction of all parties con­ long as 75c ones. Dr. Goff
continue his law and notary business.
Stumping powder: Swengel 11 hl
cerned and also to the court.
a7-M.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wallace, Mro. 16, can produce six artichoke stalks
ware.
J. S. Medley transacted business in E. C. Lockwood and the Misses Flossie taller than nis.
Mrs. A. Muir and son Wallace o f
Mr. and Mra. W. D. O ’ Brien and
P.
H.
Cady
ami
Mrs.
Amanda
Walker
Eugene
Tuesday.
and llraula Lockwood le ft W ednesdiy
Dallas are guests at the Dr. O. F.
paid a short visit to Eugene friends
Tins is Armstrong's sd., but his best in Mr. W allace’s machine for Seattle. daughter o f Harris, Minn., are v is it­
Demurest home.
this week.
Mary F. W hite returned to The ing at the Elbert Bede home.
id. is hi* quality photographic work.
TYPEWRITER TO RENT
SENTINEL
OFFICE
O-CEDAR MOPS
O-CEDAR POLISH
O-CEDAR DUSTERS
KIN TER
BROS.
DOG LICENSE DUE
JO E B A K ER
Generai Blacksmith
AND
R E P A IR
WORK
L O C A T E D O N W E S T SID E
Mrs. Tom Cox received word Tuesday
o f the death o f the two-year-old daugh­
ter o f her sister Mra. Arthur Fiddler,
who was killed by the accidental dis­
charge o f a rifle with which she was
playing when the family was camping
in Northern California,
The famous American Ladies Tailor
line o f made-to-measure suits and coats
for fall. Hampton's.
Henry Pierson and Al Churchill of
Bohemia are in town.
(). T. Keyaer o f Saginaw in conva­
lescing from a severe attack of pneu­
monia.
For Sale, Trade or Rent
Forty acre ranch, 4| miles from city,
lar|{e new buildings, (¡nod oppor­
tunity. Easy terms to right party.
Kent can be w o rk «! out by improve­
ments on place. Kid Sentinel.
Expert dressmaking done promptly.
Mrs. Pet Sanford.
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usual location tec to get it. It is 320
acres and will grow almost any crop
vou wish to plant. Plenty o f water,
wood, etc. Close to the town o f Im ­
perial with all advantages o f small
town. Dally freight and passenger
automobile stages connecting with
railroads. Railroad now buildirg
I spent several hundred dollars and
nearly a year’s time investigating all
the homestead districts o f the North­
west and found nothing as good as
this land here in Imperial. You will
find the same thing i f you make a
thorough investigation, but why
waste your money, come here first
and you w ill be satisfied.
W rite me, enclosing stamp, for
further
information.
Address :
Sherman
Montgomery,
Imperial,
Crook County, Oregon.
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FOR S A L E .—D A R K B A Y F A M IL Y
mare, 12 years old. Call at H arring­
ton Stables.
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60 AC RE S O F R I V E R BOTTOM
land; 30 acres cleared; first class
potato land. Box 555, Cottage Grove.
Ore.
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jO R S A L E .- L U M B E R S U IT A B L E
for barns or outbuildings at $3 no per
thousand. G. W. McFarland. j31a21l
T E N T A N D C A M P STOVE FOR S A L E
or rent. No. 23 Sentinel.
FOR S A L E .—G R A Y M AKE, W E IG H T
1300 pounds. 12 years old. Phone 32
or address P. O. box £62.
FOR S A L E OR R E N T .- L O T 6, L A N -
dess acreage, containing 1J acres,
price $1,600. inquire o f S. W. Riggs,
Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard,
Falls City, Ore.
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H ELP W ANTED
W A N T E D , SEPT. 1, C O M P E T E N T
girl for general housework. Small
family, steady job, good wages.
Phone 118-R.
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J. E. Young was in Eugene on busi­ This ml. is f<> call your attention to the Dallea Friday after a three weeks’
ness Monday.
other one. You'll find the latter at IS* visit with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mra. B. M. Atkina returned
Miss Ella Anderson returned Monday North Sixth, the home of the quality
W A N T TO B U Y
A 7-14 to their home at Kelso, Wash., a fter a
after her vacation spent at Cons Hay. nfiotos.
W A N T E D .-S E R V IC E O F O. L C. OR
Mias Verna Hawkins suffered a visit at the Van Allison home. They
Dr. Demorcst, Dentist. Office over
Berkshire boar. E l l i s
Harding,
Kerr & Silsby’s Store.
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peculiarly painful injury Tuesday when made the trip by auto.
Walker, Ore.
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Conkey’a Fly Knocker, best on the
Rev. H. W. Currin o f Sutter, Calif., she ran a needle deep into the fleshy
market, for sale at Sterling Feed Co.’ a
Advertisements in this department £
FOR R E N T
part
o
f
her
hand.
arrived Wednesday o f laat week for a
Store.
6c a line. Figure 6 words to line.
FOR R E N T .- F U R N IS H E D HOUSE-
visit at the home o f his brother, J. P.
The plat o f Manitou Park, the new
H. H. Veatch was up from Salem
keeping rooms. Cor. Seventh and
Currin. He went to Disston yesterday addition on North Ninth Street, was
Friday and Saturday on business.
Adams. Mrs. E. A. Cottle.
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to spend a short time with Mr. ami filed Thursday afternoon by John F.
FOR S A L K OR T R A D E
Superintendent Lawson was up from
Mrs. Ernest Purvance.
Woodard, manager o f the Cottage
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LO ST A N D FOUND.
Salem on business Saturday.
H O M ESTEAD S.
Miss Frances Brown and Pemberton Grove Homesites Company for the
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Henderson,
o
f
Brown o f Condon are visiting their sis­ owners, A. L. ami Ella J. Woodard and
tacles
near
Walden
depot. Owner
best
homestead
there
ia
to
be
found
Yoncalia,
with
their
daughters
Lola
R.
E.
Walker.
ter, Mrs. Leo Shelley, and other rela­
can
fhave
same
by
proving
property
in
the
Northwest?
W
ell,
I
have
it
and
Gracie,
spent
a
part
o
f
laat
week
tives.
When your stomach is out o f rig it is
and paying for thia notice.
for you and it w ill only coat you the
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Watts.
a
pretty
even
guess
that
something
is
There’s nothing 1 can’ t do for you in
wrong with your teeth. See Dr. Ing­
the insurance line. Metcalf.
ram.
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Dr. Elisabeth L. Woods le ft Monday
W. C. Billings and sons killed a large
for Providence, R. L, where she holds
the psychology chair at the state nor­ black bear Sunday when at their farm
mal school. She will he joined in Port­ in the Lorane Valley.
land by her classmate, Dr. Miriam Van
L. A. Balaton o f Diaaton ia employed
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Waters, and together they will spend by the Metaan Shop while Ren Sanford
several days in New York and Boaton is on his vacation.
before continuing to Providence.
O-Cedar mops: Swengel Hardware.
| A. Angles o f Marshfield is a visitor
Has just received a full line o f Fall and W inter Sweaters, in
Mr. ami Mra. Carl Garoutte and Mias
in the city.
Sadie Garoutte, accompanied by Mra.
Oxford, Cardinal, Maroon and Tan, for Men, Women, Boys and
Pure White Flour can't he beaten. W. F. Hart o f Corvallis returned Fri­
Girls.
The Sweaters are just right and so are our prices. Do
Every sack is guaranteed to satisfy or day from a motor trip to that place.
money refunded. Sterling Feed Co.
not take our word fo r this, but come in and see for yourselves.
Mrs. A. W. Kime and little Geneva
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McKinney left went on to Handon with the Garoutte
Tuesday for Eldorado County. Calif., party ami Mrs. Hart returned to Cor­
for an extended stay.
vallis on the Monday morning train.
Henry Mattraw o f Roaeburg former­
Dr. H. R. Job and Chaa. Adams re­
ly o f this city, ia visiting with his turned Sunday from the Canyonville
nephew Joe Miller.
country. They saw no deer, but Mr.
Dr. J. U. Hurst of Eugene spent Job ia much pleased with development
Sunday with Dr. ami Mra. C. E. Frost. work at his mine.
WANT ADS
The
G o ld e n
O. E. Woodson o f the Nesmith Auto
Co. last week delivered a new, fully
equipped ford machine to Jamea Haynes
o f Elkton who bought it for his two
daughters.
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