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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1913)
» n t t -ttttA**** >*»*** >«t>f «***êèéè****è*è»» 5IX DOLLARS A YEAR Spray’s DOES NOT BUY A PREACHER Armstrong’s Quality Photos (Couttnued from first page) A ttra ctive in Finish and Price- -Make Appointm ents Today Phone 16 24 North Sixth ♦ m « - Neighborhood News Silk Creek. Aug. 20. — (Special to The Sentinel.) — Mr. and Mrs. John Damewood and aon Henry drove to the Grove Tuesday. The old folks go to Springfield to visit their daughter, Mrs. Collins. Eugene M iller drove to the Grove Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richardson had buainees which called them to the Grove Tuesday. Mrs. Edmund Hartley accompanied by her brother, sister Shirley and Varien Dresser visited the Grove Tues day. Mrs. Garner and Mrs. Dwyre were in town Wednesday on business. Newton Dreaser of Lvnx Hollow visited his daughters and son here Wednesday. John O verbolier and son George were among Cottage Grove visitors Wednes day. Prof. Airey made a business trip to the Grove Thursday. Mrs. W alker and daughter visited Cottage Grove Thursday. Miss M yrtle Walker visited in Cot tage Grove Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Humes and daughter who had been visiting the Owens home, left Friday for Seattle. Wash. Mrs. Humes is a niece o f Mr. Owens and comes from Texas. Neal McCoy was in town Saturday. John Ashby while driving a large load o f poles from the woods to the main road Friday, accidentally overturned his wagon and load, but no damage re sulted. ____ home to the bedside o f his little son who has been dangerously ill the past week. L. C. Hutchinson and w ife were Grove visitors one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson o f Seattle are visitors at ttie A. Söderström home. Mrs. Teeters o f the Grove has been with her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Doo little, during the sickness of her little grandson. Ruth and Ethel Mackey left Friday for Leona for a short visit with rela tives. Miss Vera Haag and brother o f Eu gene were visitor at the J. A. Mackey home Friday, making the trip on bi cycles. Julie Turner visited the first o f the week with Comstock friends. Mr. and Mrs. G. Donnelly o f Star visited Mrs. Donnelly's sister, Mrs. Jack Cunningham. Saturday and Sun day. Wilson L ittle o f Star visited his family here Sunday. A. Dugan was in the Grove Sunday. The McDole brothers started thresh ing the first o f the week. This is the first to be done in this vicinity. Divide. FIND THE MISTAKE and WIN A FRUIT JARS CHEAP! Second B ig l c S ale August 27 to 30 Inclusive Comstock. DES LARZES BROS. T f a p lu m b er c a n ’ t a ffo rd to ■“ ■ / ex p erim en t w ith ch ea p , un re lia b le p lu m b in g fix tu res, can y o u ? C a ll in and ta lk it o ver, ( l e t m y p rices b e fo re sen d in g aw ay. P h o n e 112-Y Frank Woodruff P lu m b in g And P lu m b in g S u p f i t i i J U S T RECEIVED The very latest in cameo rings, stickpins, pendants and brooches. A large assortment o f diamonds at prices lower than they can now be purchased at wholesale. You will find that you can buy cheaper here than anywhere else. Watches at cost. All kinds o f movements from a Howard to a dollar watch. The jf e a K Store For This Week— We call attention to W Y N N E Wallace Cook would like to buy Ilio head o f goats. See Spray. Farmers, raise and hog«. C T **H K i <5c W O O D S BKST PH O TO S in to w n . P rices to suit yo u r purse. S ee our new w o r k — i t ’ s fiue. 24 North Sixth Street WHITE HOUSECOFFEE T he O n ly M ista k e you will make will tie to not visit The Fair Satnrday snd take advantage o f their A l uminum W are Sale. This ware is the best and is guar anteed for 15 years. Call and see at " A c o ffe e o f h on or— the of KER R &, S IL S B Y THE FAIR C ,Y o u r ad. here would be read by thousands each week. This is the liveit "live wire" advertising Slunt. Saginaw and Delight V alley Sentinel classified ad. will Anyway a Sentinel elassi Try our My killer on your cowa. It ato|ia the bust, alau the awlteh o f the tail. Frank Jackson haa for sale big young wurk horse. Dry g i««ls at cost at the hole in the wall. Buy your hinding twme at S p ia y’s. Hhinglo null für aale In flrat claaa «hupe. J. K. Banton, Isimlon, For sale cheap. — Airdsle Teniu pups front regiatered stock. C. D. Van Valin, Dorena. For sale. Aluioat new top huggy and single linrness st a bargain, C. S. Piaster. What Ia the uae o f uaing so tnuch ellmw grease when gaaolmu ia so cheap? Conie and aee nur little en* gine. Just the thing to run your Sepa rator. washing marhine, rhurn or pump. This boy doeau’ l wear out any clothea, uses aboul as miirh ¿aaoline aa the average lx>y woulil ’ lasea. J. V. Thornton liaa gravel and sand for sale nt 10c |ier yard. Car of No. 1 nhtnglea at Spray'a. 3 0 0 Fabrics Something that pleases absolutely every taste and everything at the most reasonable prices j HAMPTON & CO. T H E STORE T H A T SATISFIES V Car o f t||e at Spray'a. I) Car o f salt at Spray'a. For sale, two-neated spring Wagon aluioat new. Inquire o f J. W. Gowdy. For aale, eucalyptus huda for fancy work or seeds. Mrs. K. Tomkplns. When you conie to town conie in and see our bnby thn-aher. Groceries and dry gooda at the hole in the wall. I pay cash for chickcna, eggs, h des, grain, mohair and wool. ot 3 a i n a t yo liP G r o c e r s ’ ifflITE i r a flout . B E T T E » TH AN E V E R fluk e s ^ W h i t e r . L i g h t e r Bread I f you need an engine see our engine and g e t our price before you buy. Wagons, buggies, plows, harrows, cultivators, discs, binders, mowers and ruken at the big hole in the wall. Curtin Veatch haa Duroc Jersey sons for sale. Page field fence is a spring steel, best by every test. Phone 162. John Deere und O liver plows at Spray’s. Do you need a cream neparator? Come and see our Blue Bell. It ia a good one and the price ia right. Huy your feed and flour o f Spray. Phone 162. Sec our new 2-wav gang plow. It turns it down hill going ami coming. ready for use. Come ami weigh your horsoa and hay. I Try a sack o f W hite River Flour. Ask yoar grocer for it. I f he hasn't it, call Spray, phone 162. Once you try this service of satisfaction and order one of these stunning, charming costumes, you will never think of going back to the old way. 78 S tyles I ) Ask your grocer for W hite R iver Flour. It beats them all. You will have to pay 16 cents more for it than for some other hard wheat flour, but A horse and buggy may not be aa we guarantee everv aack. luxurious aa an auto in which to do I deliver free to all parts o f town. your courting, but it has one advan Spray, phone 162. tage that will long maintain ita popu- Forty Iha. o f W hite River flour for a la rity—the horse w ill keep the road. buahel o f wheat at the hole in the wall. It pays lo read the ail«, in The Sentinel. Our new platform acalea arc now Only skilled men tailors can reproduce faith fully the beautiful new fashions Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts Tailored to Order Vacation, like every other good thing in this world, must come to an end, and the end this year ia decreed i for September 15. when the blithesome (?) school bell w ill once more be heard and Johnny and Mary will ruah madly about so aa to get there early ami ae- | cure a back scat. Tw o vacancies still remain in the list o f teachers. The provisional liat ia as ! fo llo w s: James E. I tuntun, superintendent. High school teachers: Miss Kusa, domestic a r t ; I.aura G. Smith, mathe- I inatica and Germ an; I.aura Kcnnon, English ami economica; l.ulu Currin, history and Latin ; A. I,. Barnhart, history and mathematiea; James E. Dunton, science. Grammar grade teachers : Mias Per* kina, first grade; Miss Hooper, first and second grades; Miss Davison, sec ond grade; Miss l.ena Holcomb, third grade; Miss Buell, fourth gra d e; Misa Hanta, fourth gra d e; Miss Ivy Hol comb, fifth grade, Miss Russ, fi/th grade; Miss Wilson, sixth grade; Mrs. ! Beagcr, sixth grade; Ernest Purvance, eighth grade. An aasistant in the eighth grade and the seventh grade { teacher arc yet to be elected. The course in domestic science, which j was planned for this year, cannot be inaugurated until the completion o f the new high school building as there are no facilities for laboratory work in tho present building. A young man thinks hia prospective father-in-law must think him an idiot when he gets caught hugging the old man’s daughter but the chances are the old man would think any young rnan an idiot who wouldn't hug his daughter when the opportunity was presented. __ 1T ry a Rea[T ailor-Made HE REITERATES STATEMENT THAT TUBERS GO 300 BUSHELS TO ACRE !E more clover, cow» Marhine oil o f all kinda at Spray'a. ARMSTRONG STUDIO Aug. 20. — (Special to The Sentinel.) — Mr. McKee returned from The Dalles last week. Miss Beulah Hanna went to W alker Wednesday to spend a few days with What do you want anyway? A her aunt, Mrs. Jackson. Miss Nora Queen returned from Blod get it for you. What do you want? ge tt Tuesday. fied ad. will get it for you. D. W. McKinney went to Cool, C alif., Wednesday, where he is interested in 1 mining. Mrs. N eat and daughter Laura were shopping in Cottage Grove Wednesday. Mrs. C. E. Gribble o f Coburg arrived Thursday for a few days’ visit with her grandparents. Ben Johns returned to Portland Fri- j day after a few days’ visit with rela tives and friends. John Bates went to Eugene on busi ness Saturday. Mr. Watson o f W illiams, C a lif., ar rived Saturday for a short visit at the Johnson home. The Sunday School picnic was well attended Saturday ana a sumptuous dinner was served. G. A. Harnden and w ife drove home from Irvin g Monday evening. Mr. Watson and daughter Mae went to Roaeburg Monday, returning Tues day. Mrs. Allen and sister, Mrs. Hamp ton, went to Eugene Tuesday. O. H. Jarrett came up from Wend- ling Sunday. To refute good-natured allegations that the newspaper lied or that he was full o f wind when he stated that he was digging potatoes that went 300 bushels to the acre, Geo. M iller brought in samples o f the tubers yesterday that have convinced the doubting ! thomases. The product o f one hill tipped the scales at five pounds, while four large, flawless, solid murphies weighed an even four pounda. Mr, M iller kdoes not take any backwater and is w illing to 1st anyone do the dig ging who is not satisfied that he is g iv ing correct weight and count. Mrs. M. J. Ksyser has u horse for sale. Provisional List of Teachers; Domes For sale or trade, two and one-half tic Science Waits on New h. p. Webber gas engine. Good condi tion. Curlis Veatch. Buildiug. L u b r i c a t i n g Oils and Ot her H a r v e s t and T h r e s h i n g Supp lies H. C. M A D S E N em p h a tic c h o i c e p eo p le w h o k n o w . " SCHOOL WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 15 o New hitching racks and watering troughs are being put In on the lot back o f ths hols in the wall by Knowles A Gruber, Rses Wallace Co. and J. F. Spray. THE MODERN PHARMACY Disston and Ruiada. Aug. 20.—(Special to The Sentinel.) — Mrs. r F. . Turner was shopper in Cottage Grove Saturday Mrs. Fred Saltzman came out from the Grove io r a visit with relatives. Lola and Lawrence Parker returned to their home in Leona Tuesday. Jack Robinson, w ife and daughter were Grove vieitore Friday. E. L. Doolittle o f Bohemia was called of — Aug. 2 0 . - (Special to The Sentinel.) — Roy Watkins o f Roseburg visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Watkins, Sunday. Mrs. David Griggs and children o f Cottage Grove spent several days with relatives this week. Frankie Marketta was a Cottage Grove visitor Monday. Mrs. J. A. G riggs and little grand daughter, Vivian G riggs, visited rela tives in Cottage Grove several days last week. Walden. ira Winberly o f Drain was in this JJAug. 20.—(Special to The Sentinel.) vicinity Monday. — Mr. and Mrs. Trayor spent Sunday Mrs. Robt. Anlauf o f A nlau f and at Lancaster’s. Miss Effie Fook o f Drain visited Tues Miss Benetta Teeters visited this day at the home o f Mrs. J. A. Griggs. week with her aunt, Mrs. Jas. Lebow. I Geo. Knox spent a few days here Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones and baby this week. He is recovering nicely o f Rujada are visiting at Brumbaugh’s. from his recent bereavement. A number o f young people attended Edd Russell and family o f Lorane the party at K ibbey’s Saturday e v e n -! visited Mr. and Mrs. Harve Russell last ing. Sunday. Mrs. Fred Frost and son Harry spent Mrs. Edd Robinson and children o f Sunday and Monday at Heath’ s. Portland are visiting her parents, Mr. Miss Nors Lebow visited at Dorena and Mrs. Robt. Anlauf o f Anlauf. last week. C. F. Cole o f Eugene and David Mr. and Mrs. John Allen and family Griggs o f Cottage G rove was hunting in this vicinity Sunday. visited st Landwehr’s Sunday. Mrs. I. F. Bradley and children re Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cavanaugh were turned Monday from a visit to Mrs. in the Grove Saturday. Bradley’s mother at Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cooley visited at Miss Echo Gaddis of Roseburg was Marion Lebow ’ Sunday. the guest o f Mrs. J. A. G riggs Tues Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mosby are visit day. ing in Corvallis. Chester Alexander is suffering with Miss Fannie Dugan visited with Mrs. a badly swollen arm, caused by a yel Jasper Patten last week. low jacket sting. Mrs. Rice o f Cottage Grove visited Pete Marketta was a Cottage Grove her mother, Mrs. Smith, last week. visitor Monday. Miss Martha Lebow is visiting her Geo. Edwards le ft Monday morning aunt, Mrs. Teeters, at Dorena. for Seattle and other points. He e x Miss Hildreth Nolta is the guest o f perts to be gone for some time. her aunt, Mrs. Mooney, at Anlauf. Mrs. Harve Russell and children Mr. H ew itt o f Eugene was here on were passengers Tuesday fo r Divide, business Tuesday. where they w ill visit Mr. and Mrs. Burkett and other relatives. Aug. 20.— (Special to The Sentinel.) — Mr. Hamloth and family were in Disston the latter part o f last week on business. Mrs. J. B. Mosby was in Cottage Grove Saturday between trains. Lee and Harry Tennis were at Row R iver Sunday. Ray K err went to his home in Cot tage Grove Friday o f last week. Waldow Arm y is visiting friends at Disston this week. Miss Vets Pitcher was in Cottage Grove Friday and Saturday. Frank Jones and Chester VanDen- burg spent Sunday at Lundpark. Mrs. J. D. McConnel was shopping in Cottage Grove and visiting relatives at Row River last week. Mrs. C. A. Moore was in Cottage Grove between trains Wednesday. John StanclifT was in Roseburg last week. Charley Finley and family, John To- nole and fam ily, W illiam McCaleb were in Cottage Grove Saturday. Mrs. Tennis was shopping in Cottage Grove Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Williams o f Rujada were in Cottage Grove Saturday. | E. Purvance and fam ily went to the mines this week. Lennie Gray and fam ily moved to Portland this week. Carl Meier and fam ily moved to their home in Eugene Saturday. Herbert Neal o f Rujada cut his foot quite badly and was in Cottage Grove several days for treatment. Fred Gray le ft for Portland Satur day. Mrs. Charlie Martin o f Row R iver was the guest o f her sister, Mrs. Belle K elly, last week. Miss Rena Cox, who makes her home with Mrs. J. I. Jones, returned Wednesday from her summer vacation. preach what 1 think, 1 will leave the church. I can not haar subordination and the truckler and groveller la not cut out fur performing the big thinga in the work which the Savior haa fur us tu do." The myatery with wlileh so many o f ita expounder« like to aurround the No other paper >?ives you more than one liait’ as nnieh news blble, the complexity o f ideaa which the Cottage drove eountry as does The Sentinel. they find there, the falao theoriea and exiMiaitiona were battered down. The Good Book waa «tripped o f “ Jewiali legalism and Roman despotism " and brought to a plane that all might un derstand. The only plan o f salvation j waa declared to be found In the worda, "Com e, receive, o b e y ," a n d t h e speaker olfered $50 to any peraon who could find laid down in the hihlo a act plan o f aalvalion. Greater furgiveneaa than that o f the A mistake has purposely lieen made in one o f the following uds. slave girl who forgave Naainan aepu T o the first person bringing the ad. to The Sentinel office with ration from hum« and friemla, forgave the mistake marked, a due bill will he given good for $1.00 pur her alavery in Naainun's houaehold chase at store named in the first ad. Due hills good for 15c on and told him o f the preacher who could a dollar purchase at the other stores represented below to the cure hia leproay, the s|ieaker declared next seven correct answers. The order of the ads. will be changed there wan not. each week. Read them all so as find the purposely made error, In poetical quotation and fervid for typographical errors are sometimes overlooked by the printer. I prose, the preacher pictured the Father’a will behind everything, th ere might be several tranaitions, but final ly everything harked back to the will of God. Fully 800 people filled the church to W e w ill h a v e sfiecia l lo w hear again the form er pastor, and were p rices for a short tim e and rewarded with an able, fervent and i f you are g o in g to need Four Days Only Watch for it stirring address. An enjoyable quartet any ja rs th is season it w ill was rendered by the Anderson brothers p a y you to b u y them o f us snd sisters. Column 0) Farmers, come in and see our manure spreader. Something new. Have Remarkable T u rk e y Hen A turkey hen which has laid 92 egga since March and ia still working on the job, is owned by Mr. and Mrs. A lex Small. They have been quite in terested in the remarkable production for Horses, Cows, Poultry, etc. o f hens and China pheasants, aa pub W e sell in large and small quail* lished in The Sentinel, but would like tities, givin g at all times good feed, to know what turkey hens are doing to bring themaelvea into the limelight. good measure and Their bird is o f the Hourban Red breed :: FAIR PRICES and waa hatched last year. Good Feed (liv e us your next order and you ’ll surely be pleased with the results. STERLING FEED CO. The value o f a paper to a commun ity can he accurately measured by what outsiders think o f it. The Sen tinel ia w illing to be thus measured. ))
