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Cfclgg of tlp> Çfcum The Successful Investor M any M atters o f M o re than Passing M om en t Any Him In th.sa column» containing on tha latl lino th .r .o f tho mark (. .)• I* pa*d advertising. | Thl» announcomonl It mads in compllanco with lh* po»lal r«gulstlons.| C Statu Railroad Comiiiiailoner T. K. Campbell of Salutn, who formurly ru Molt'd here, ia III th e cltv on a combined buaineH» and pleasure trip. Mra. 1.. Hathaway and aon Karri«* moioretl from Prinevillr over the Mr Kenzle road Salur<lay ami are guest* at the Metcalf ami (¡ray home». Machine otla, Swelled Hardware. L. L. Stafford haa returned from Nehraaku, where heaaya the crop proa |iecta urr good owing to the recent rainfall. J. II. McFarland is convalescing from hi« recent aevure illneaa. Mra. C. H. Walker and ton« vlaited friend« In Lorane Tucaday. TENTS Screen Doors, Adjuntable Window Screen« at leaa than coat KINTER BROS. NUF-CCD «MONI 6 It will not take you over live minute« to earn a titillar by finding the mistake in the pi Ize ad«, on psge 8. A. 0 . Curtis has taken a year's lease on Ira Conner'« farm. Koy Itigga recently purchased a Foni machine. I.. A. Criawold, a resilient of Contrai Kansas, wss In the city last week look ing about wltti a view to locating here. He went on to I'ortland Saturday for a visit with relatives. It has been proved beyond question that machine sewed solea are better ami slay on longer than hand-sewed sole«. Coif, Shoe Chiro. O-CEDAR MOPS O-CEDAR POLISH O-CEDAR DUSTERS KINTER SHONIa B R N O S. ur-cio Mr. and Mrs. C. K. iioyd and small ion of Medford and Mr«. S. W. Itayd returned from Corvallis Wednesday in ibeir machine. While in (!»r»»llii ihey were the guests o f Mr. ami Mrs H. Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd esve for Medford next week. Miss Miltlred Walker returned Sun- Jsy from Shclborn. IM ’edsr mo|is, Swrngcl llanlware. Mr. ami Mrs. Mark Caroutte re turned last week from their vacation ■ t Haudun. Miss Ruth Kennedy o f Corvallis is the guest of Miss Jcsaie Smith. Miss Klla Anderson left yesterday lor Washington after a vacation spenl with her parents. Something moving every night at The Arcade. JO E B A K E R General Blacksmith AND REPAIR WORK L O C A T E D ON W E S T SIDE Mrs. K. Tennis o f Disston spent Frl- ■y and Saturday ahopping in the city. Mrs. Frank Stanton and sun Darrold r Spokane, WH«h., are guests of Mrs. tanton's sister, Mrs. M. F. Wyatt. Frank Hartzell has taken a lease on íe Stewart and Porter place. Henry Pearson, one of the first pros pectors in the Bohemia district, re turned Monday from a sojourn In the California mining regions. Miss Vets Pitcher of Disston was in the city Saturday, Mr. and Mr«. C. R. Woodson of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived Friday for a visit with their son, Oscar Woodson. < Mr. Woodson haa a large farm in the graia and cotton belt. Proper care o f teeth will save much In dental bills, but don’ t delay in hav ing poor teeth fixed. They’ re dangerous i < - to health. Dr. Ingram. a21tf W. I’ . Hall has returned from Utah, still undecided as to whether he will locate there or not. T. B. Hankins came down from Row River yesterday and left for Orrgon City for a few days’ visit. Mrs. L. Powers and son were in Eu gene Tuesday. Talk with Metcalf. Insure with Met calf. I want The Sentinel for this year and maybe two or three, writes Frank Cook from Yoncalla. Patrolman Martin of Portland, ex onerated for the accidental killing of a fleeing prisoner, is a former resident of this city, having left here about five years ago. T he new Steel Bridge makes North Ninth Street the principal thoroughfare into $ $ Cottage G rove from the north and makes Manitou Park the m oil desirable residence di&ridt of the city. S elect Your H om esite Now in nM an itou ”“ ■the only reitridted diitridt in the city. W a tch it grow . A sk John W o o d a r d Manitou Park is located on North Ninth Street, three blocks from Main Street Fifty cents worth of amusement for ten cents at The Arcade. I ------- P. I. Rust writes from Eugene that |,r Demurest, Dentist. Office over Mrs. Richard Swengel, daughter Miss on account o f condemnation proceedings Kerr A Silsby'a Store. Thelma and aon Winton left Friday for m9tf which have been instituted against his Lloyd Stratton returned last Thurs their home in Drand Forks, N. D., property he will be unable to operate day from Merrill and has accepted a after a visit o f several days with Mi. the dryer this year. and Mra. B. S. Swengel. position with Lurch’«. W. F. Harris o f Portland arrived in Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Phelps, Mrs. Eld P. W. Hubbard and family are up the city Wednesday for a few days' from Salem for a couple week's visit Hatch of Maine and Ruth and Lester stay. Phelps left Saturday for a week's out with relatives. ing at Scottaburg and Winchester Bay. Builders' hardware and carpenter Editor Vernon of Oakland was in the tools thst are fully warranted can al city Saturday on hia way home from | C #“ Don't scrub -don’ t mop your lino- ways be found at the big hardware a week at London Springs. | leum—it spoils it. Use “ Perfection” store. Swengel carries a big stock and 1 Linoleum Dressing—wipe it with cloth There’s nothing 1 can’ t do for you in re|Kirts a good trade. * or clean mop. B V F o r sale by Modern the insurance line. Metcalf. ' Pharmacy. j26-sep6pd Sixth C-o., C. A. C., leaves tonight W. A. Cunningham and family visited for Ft. Stevens for the annual ten I Mra. A. B. Husaong and daughter at Saginaw Sunday. days' camp and target practice. Mary Elizabeth, who had been visiting Miss 1-ouise Yoran of Eugene, ste Mr. and Mra. J. A. Wright, left Mon Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chapman were nographer for the supervisor o f the day morning for their home in Paris, registered at the Smeede in Eugene, Cascade forest offices, spent Sunday Illinois. Wednesday. ' with friends here. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Eakin and Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Dow o f Eugene Mrs. W. C. Johnson anti her daugh Mra. Chaa. Adams returned last Thurs are in this city for a few days. ter, Mra. Deorge Rouse of Roseburg, d a y from Newport. hd-lb. sack fine dairy salt for 60c at went to Eugene Saturday for a visit Ren Sanford returned Sunday from Sterling's. with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Matlock. an outing at Newport. Mrs. Ceo. Crowley of Albany visile»! Tomatoa cans -Swengel Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stoneburg, ac- Thursday at the J. A. Wright home. Mrs. D. B. Poole, daughter Mildred oompanied by their grandson, Claude Mesdames C. Adams and Herbert j and Miaa Laura Cobb went to Eugene Coffman, came up from Eugene Satur Eskin returned last Thursday from an ! Saturday to meet Charlemagne Tower day. outing at Newport. of Marshfield. Archie Johnson o f Marshfield spent W. W. Cochran writes from Cham Born, to Mr. and Mra. A. W. Sumers. Sunday at the B. S. Swengel home. pion: “ Keep The Sentinel coming. Aug. 16, 1913, a son weighing 9* Miss Ollie Willard of Portland has Can't do without it. ” pounds. been visiting at the home of her You win a prize o f SI.00 if you are Born, to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Coch parents during the past week. the first to discover the mistake in the ran, Aug. 17, 1913, a daughter, who Mrs. A. S. Powell returned from prize ads. on page 8. died a few hours after birth. Portland Monday afternoon bringing F. A. Mr Kill hen was in Eugene You can laugh and grow fat when with her her niece. Miss Anna Powell, Thursday. you ahow a aet o f naturally perfect who will remain until school opens, Miss Madge Humbert of Eugene has teeth or have had all defect* well cared Miss Mae Armstrong returned last been visiting her grandparents here a21tf week from an extended visit at The for. See Dr. Ingram. for the past week. Born, to Mr. and Mra Albert Sy- Dalles and Portland. You don't have a picture taken but mons, Aug. 16, 1913, a ton weighing Rev. and Mri. Sutcliffe returned to oticu in while, therefore you want the 12j pounds Lebanon Monday after a week spent on very best, secured in Cottage Drove Rev. H. W. Currin of Sutler, Cal., their ranch here. only at the Armstrong Quality Studio, left Tuesday evening after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Brand of Carlton 24 North Sixth. «21-28 hia brother Polk Currin. En route C. E. Stewart spent several days last home he stopped at Roaeburg to spend arrived Monday to viait friends here. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dorris of Eugene week in Eugene attending to his duties a abort time with his cousin, Mra. R. spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mra. D. as county fruit inspector. L. Gile. H. Hemenway. T. Taplin returned Thursday even Pure White Flour can’ t be beaten. Mr. and Mra. Herschel Allison of ing from a prospecting trip of several Every sack is guaranteed to satisfy or Roaeburg spent Monday and Tucaday weeks’ duration in the mining district with Mrs. Allison's parents. Mr. and money refunded. Sterling Feed Co. east of Roseburg. Mra. H. H. Fiester, while on their way Mra. Roy Welch returned Monday to to Coburg, where they will reaide. Horace Harms visited his relatives Kelso, Wash., after a visit with her Mr. Allison has secured a railroad run here during the past week. out o f Coburg. parents. Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Woods. Send your eastern friends a few pho. >s o f Oregon’s incomparable scenery, Binder twine, Swengel Hardware. rmslrong's gallery at 24 North Sixth Mrs. Ann Sears o f Creswell was the an supply any demand in this line. guest o f Mrs. Harriet L. Wallace Miss Clara Bell of Montrose, Colo., Thursday and Friday. rrived Saturday to be the guest of Warren (¡laze o f Prineville, a former liss My trie Kem until Tuesday. rualdent of Cottage Drove, visited here several days last week, leaving Sun day to look over the Canadian country. S. E. McDnvran was a Eugene visitor Forty acre ranch, 4i mile« from city, Friday. large new buiklings. Cmsl oppor ■ The best rubber heel at the lowest tunity. Kasy terms to right party. Rent can lie worked out by improve price. 36c at Dr. Duff's. ments on place. 103 Sentinel. Chaa. E. Weidman, a prominent min ing man from l.oa Angeles, has been Miss Urace Hattee o f Eugene, form looking over the Bohemia district this erly o f the Tollman Studio, will have week. charge o f the Armstrong Studios a Tom Parker is up looking over his week or two while Mr. Armstrong is Bohemia properties. looking after outside work. Mrs. J. Richardson returned to Conkey’a Flv Knocker, best on the Springfield Saturday after a visit with market, for sale at Sterling Feed Co.'s her son, A. J. Armstrong. Cood music with the motion pictures Store. at The Arcade. Mra. A. J. Armstrong left today Cheater Bants was up from Portland with Mrs. Jeanette Richardson for Springfield, where she will apend a few Saturday. daya. Dooda are already reaching Cottage Frank Mra. Lena Denham o f Erie, Pa., is Drove by way o f Panama. »pending a month at the home o f her Woodruff has some heating tanks that came that way. brother. Wm. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Blachly of Cres Camp stoves, tenta and campers' sup plies, anything yoM want you can gel well were in the city Friday and may locate here. at Swengel'a Hardware Store. For Sale, Trade or Rent 1 buys in advance of developm ent. j The Ladies Toggery moved Monday into the building across the street va cated by the Willamette Cafeteria. Mr. and Mra. H. A. Watts arrived Saturday from Wichita, Kans. They may locate at Eugene. Mra. Watts ia a daughter o f Mr. and Mra. H. J. Shinn. Highest priced motion filma al ways at The Arcade. Mrs. W. A. Hogate returned Sunday from spending a week with the E. J. Scars family at Saginaw. Mra. Chaa. Bohm returned Sunday from an extended viait in Southern Oregon. Joe Porter haa added a aleeping porch and woodahed to hia home on South Second St. 22 High Power Savage rifle«, the kind that get the big game, are told by the Swengel Hardware Store. Mra. A. B. Wood left last week to apend several months in Winnipeg, Iowa and Illinois. Prof. A. L. Briggs, family and mother, left fo^ Albany Saturday after a couple mouths’ outing on Row River. Worth Harvey left for Newport Sat urday for hia vacation. Expert dressmaking done promptly. Mrs. Pet Sanford. m23tf sell before August 28 for $2100. Owner going away. Addreaa owner, J. W., Care o f G. D., Eugene Ore., and owner will make date to show car. L. A. Alvord of Los Angeles, who had been the guest of Mr. and Mra. H. A. Miller, left Monday for his home. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Tyson and their small son Alton spent Sunday at the Horace Hampton ranch near Goahen. HOMESTEADS. Harold and Madge Humbert o f Eu A R E YOU LOOKING FOR THE gene were up from Eugeue from Sat best homestead there is to be found urday to Tuesday visiting their grand in the Northwest? Well, 1 have it parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Fuller. for you and it will only coat you the Mr. Humbert preached in the Christian usual location fee to get it. It ia .320 Church Sunday. acres and will grow almost any crop Louis Maurer of North Dakota haa you wish to plant. Plenty o f water, purchased the Joseph Scbild ranch on wood, etc. Close to the town o f Im Coast Fork. perial with all advantages o f small Mrs. C. A. Bartell ia in Portland town. Daily freight and passenger this week to undergo an operation. automobile stages connecting with She was accompanied by Mr. Bartell. railroads. Railroad now building. Mrs. W. S. A. Edlefsen and Mra. W. 1 »pent several hundred dollars and S. Scott were in from Lorane yesterday nearly a year’s time investigating all visiting at the John Bader home. Mrs. the homestead districts o f the North Scott's husband ia heavily interested west and found nothing as good as in a Pittsburg daily and pays The Sen this land here in Imperial. You will tinel the compliment o f being the beat find the same thing if you make a ever in a country weekly. thorough investigation, but why waste your money, come here first and you will be satisfied. Write me, enclosing stamp, for further information. Address : COat hay running four tons to the Sherman Montgomery, Imperial, acre, and growing so heavy and tall Crook County, Oregon. a 14 s4 that it takes two men to mow it has just been cut by N. W. White on hia JOR S A L E .—LUMBER SUITABLE Coast Fork farm. When the mower is for barns or outbuildings at $3 00 per run through it one man ia required to thousand. G. W. McFarland. j31a211 pull the hay aside constantly, to keep it from clogging up the knives as the hay ia so heavy that the mower equip FOR S A L E .-G R A Y MAKE, WEIGHT ment can not handle it unaided. 1300 pounds, 12 years old. Phone 32 or addreaa P. O. box 562. TAKES TWO MEN TO CUT HAY GOING FOUR TONS TO ACRE WANT ADSi Advertisements in this department 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line. •*<">x~x-x~x-x-x“x-x*xx~x--x FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE OR R E N T .-L O T 6, LAN- des8 acreage, containing 1| acres, price$l,600. Inquire o f S. W. Riggs, Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard, Falla City, Ore. May22tf HELP W ANTED WANTED, SEPT. 1, COMPETENT girl for general housework. Small family, steady job, good wages. Phone 118-R.___________________ a7tf GENUINE IRISH FRIEZE WINTER FOR RENT overcoat for sale. Would cost $65, goes at $26. Good driving coat. FOR RENT.—FURNISHED HOUSE- Call Sentinel. a21pd keeping rooms. Cor. Seventh and Adams. Mrs. E. A. Cottle. m8tf BICYCLE FOR SALE. 17 TAKES i f ! Call Sentinel. a21tf LOST AND FOUN D._______ Mra. Addie Fortin of Cottonwood, Ida., started on her return trip Satur FOR SALE.—A SEVEN-PASSENGER L O S T .-P A IR OF RIMLESS GLASS day morning after visiting a few days 1913 model Cadillac automobile, com es. Finder return to Geo. McQueen. with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. plete equipment, self starter, elec Shelly Churchill. tric lights, two exits, oil ailk seat LOST.—PAIR GOLD BOW SPECS Grant Fields is building a modern in case. Leave with Sentinel. a2lpd covers, bumper, clock, minors, etc. bungalow at Latham. James Craig Out o f factory only a few months. L O ST .-P A C K A G E OF MERCHAN- has the contract. It has been used carefully and but dise from Lurch’ s store. Notify Mrs. J. M. Durham ia remodelling his home on Adams Avenue. very little. First coat $2500. Will Currin Cooley, Dorena. The Golden Rule Store Has just received a full line of Fall and W inter Sweaters, in Oxford, Cardinal, Maroon and Tan, for Men, Women, Boys and Girls. The Sweaters are just right and so are our prices. Do not take our word for this, but come in and see for yourselves. II P O W E L L CO.
