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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1913)
ü ----------------------------------- ta C)algg of (Somti The First Showing of Made-in-Oregon New Fall Dress Goods and Suitings ■ —— X DC 23C Many Matters of More than Passing Moment C A n f n *m In tha»# colum n» containing on tha I a at lino th a ra o f tho m ark I .), 1» paid advertising | T h la announcomant la mado In com plianro w ith tha poatal ragulation».| The dragon Woolen MUI» Store will move the flr»l of September Into the building h i the cornar of Main and Sixth Street» recently varuted liv 'I he Toggery. Dr. unii Mr». Y. SchulTor of Fugan« and Mr. und Mr». K. M. Movlua of l-omlmi were out on h dear hunt Friday and Suturday. I.et 'a r huek ! S«« the oidy Pendle ton Itoundup for 10c and 2*Wj at Arcade tonight and tomorrow night. H o p P ic k in g will rouitiietire at the Brady yard at Creawell, September I. • Mily those registered will lie employed. JA M liS UKADY M ihm Ollle Willard returned laal Thuraday from spending a week at London Spring». Landlord and Mra. It. M. Movlua were In from I ondon luat Thuraday. A weekly newapa|ier with plenty of backbone The Sentinel. Mr.and Mra. P. K. Hrewer of Spring- Held a|ient Sunday with relative» here. Mra. J. M. Cobb waa in Kugenu Thuraday, Water haga : Swengel Hardware. Mr. and Mra. J. H. Poole were reg- iatered at the Griggs in Eugene Wedneaday. JOE BAKER General Blacksmith AND R E P A IR W ORK LOCATED ON W E S T SIDE J. K. Young made a buaineaa trip to Kugene Thuraday. Send your raalern frienda a few pho to« of Oregon’» incomparable arenery. Armatrong’a gallery at 24 North Sixth ran aupply any demand in thia line. K. A. Pryor waa a Kugene viaitor Friday, Miaa Anna l.unau ia the gucat of her brother-in-law and aiater. Dr. ami Mra. T. K. Johnaon of llalaey. Mr. and Mra. S. L. Mackin returned Saturday from their outing at Mill- ford. Conkey’a Fly Knocker, beat on the market, for aale at Sterling Feed Co.’a Store. Mr. and Mr». It. H. Ilarmea arrived from Portland laat week for a viait at the home of Mr. Harmea’ mother, Mra. S. L. Ilarmea. In company with Miaa Deaaie they are »pending a week at London. O-CEDAR MOPS O-CEDAR POLISH O-CEDAR DUSTERS K INTER PHONE 0 BROS . NUr-CID Miaa Floaaie Lockwood returned Fri day from Portland, where ahe had been »electing fall millinery. Croat feature I Pendleton Round Up at Arcade tonight and tomorrow night. Mr. and Mr». J. H. I.ewia returned Friday from an extended viait in Port land, Waahington and Idaho. Klhert Hede attended the editorial meeting a t Albany Saturday. Virgil Karl of Portland ia viaitinghia parent», Mr. ami Mra. K. I. Karl. Guna and ammunition: Swengel Hardware. John C. Veatch of Portland ia apcml- ing hia vacation with hia father, Hon. K. M. Veatch. W. H. WoodrulT of Springfield »pent Sunday with friend» here. Mr. and Mra. Henry Hixon are viait- ing in Kugene. Screen Doora, Adjustable Window Screen» a t leaa than coat KINTER BROS. PHONE e NUF-CEO Pure White Flour can’t be beaten. Kvery aack ia guaranteed to aatiafy or money refunded. Sterling Feed Co. Mra. M. J. Kmeraon went to Kugene Saturday for a viait with relativea. Mra. Jam es McCreadie and little daughter Janice returned to their home in San Francisco Friday, a fte r a long viait with Mrs. McCreadie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lurch. A daughter was born Tuesday morn ing to Mr. and Mra. W. B. Cooper. GUARANTEED Mias Marion White of Medford a r rived Saturday for a short stay with her uncle, N. W. While. Expert dreaamaking done promptly. Mra. Pet Sanford. m23tf Mra. K. It. Hampton and daughters of llryaon City, N. C., returned to their home Monday after a viait at Die home of Mra. Bryaan’a aiater and brother, Mra. Judaon Allen and A. C. Curtis. Mr. and Mra. George Melson, Mrs. - A F. Brewer, Jam es OITult, Miaa = Myrllu Windrlck, Mr. and Mr». W. L. Wallace und aoa, Mr. and Mra. Geo. A, Hawley were down from Kugene Sun day by motor and visited London and Black Butte. Builders’ hardware and car|>enter tool» that aland the teat. Swengel Hardware, Mra. J. H. Merryrnan ami son Jack of Spokane arrived Tuesday to apend some time with Mrs. Merryman’a mother, Mr». Surah Wynne, and her aiatura and brother, Mra. Herbert Lukin, Mra. J. S. Henson and H. F. Wynne. Mr. and Mra. J. H. Phelps, 1.ester and Ruth I’hr ip» and Mrs. Hatch r e turned Monday from a ten days’ outing at W incheater Bay. M cC all Pattar* 5137, Ladies’ Drasa < Pro|*er care of teeth will aave much Pries, i j casts in dental bill«, but don’t delay in hav ing poor teeth fixed. They're dangeroua to health. Dr. Ingram. a’J l t f Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Scholl. Mr. ami Mra. Ktvln Spray, Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Ostrander, Mr. and Mra. Sam McKer- nan, Mr. and Mta. Hiram Grigg», Mr. und Mra. Chaa. McKernan, Mr. ami Mra. Geo. McQueen Jaa. Ostrander, Billie Hrund a»d Fate Long attended the Klka picnic at (’« b u rg Sunday. Mrs. Jaa. Oatrander waa suddenly Tomato cans laat several years and called to Astoria Friday, shortly after half the price of glass jara. Get all her return from there, on account of the severe illness of her daughter, Mrs. you want from the Swengel H ardw are Humphries, who waa poiaoned by eating Store. The Ba'ik of Cottage Grove ia the an over ripe |>ear. plaintiff in a auit Hied yesterday A live wire newspaper--The Senti against William H. Miller, asking a nel. Beware of imitations. judgment againat the defendant for Miss Helen Johnson of Kugene spent 11,360 with interest a t 10 per cent Tuesday night with Miaa Myrtle K e n . since December 13. 1912. The money leaving Wednesday for Bohemia, where waa given on a note. ahe will spend ten days with Mr. and Mr. and Mra. S. R. Brand were here Mrs. F. J. Hard. from Carlton during the past week V. R. Dennis, of the Cottage Grove looking afte r their property. Homesites Co., is up from Portland. The beat rubber heel a t the lowest The Commercial Club will resume price. 36c at Dr. Goff’s. weekly meetings next Monday. Mra. J. G. Robbins visited the Hrst Talk with Metcalf. Insure with Met of the week with her daughter. Mra. calf. Finley Whlppa, on Mosby Creek. Miaa Mabel McFarland left Saturday A daughter waa born Monday to Mr. for The Dallea to viait her aunt, Mra. and Mra. Chaa. Cochran. Mrs. Coch M. T. Hawley and to work in the fruit ran ia with her mother, Mra. L. F. cannery. Orpurd. Ben I.urch ia arranging to put some There's nothing I can’t do for you in hitching racks along the east side of the insurance line. Metcalf. hia store. C. C. DuBruillc has accepted a posi Mesilamea B. R. Job and J. H. tion with the Ax Billy Store a t Eugene Chamber» returned Monday from their and will assume hia new position trip through Yetluwstone Park. Sept. 1. Fur a cider mill either large or small O. F. Coahow of Brownaville ia viait- aee Swengel Hardware Co. ! ing hia granddaughter, Mrs. K. K. Al. P. Churchill came down from Mills. Bohemia Tuesday, You can laugh and grow fa t when Will Hutchins srrived yesterday from you show a aet of naturally perfect ClifTton, Kana., and is looking around teeth or have had all defects well cared for a location. for. See Dr. Ingram. a21tf J. F. Spray was in Kugene yesterday. J. B. Phelps, A. H. King, F. H. Hall, K. K. S|iencer and W. B. Cooper were among those from here in Kugene yesterday. fiO-lb. aack fine dairy salt for &0c at Sterling's. W. C. Sanford arrived Tuesday from Every article in the win Bamlon and will again make thia hia dow will be sold at half home. The family will arrive in a few daya. price. Don’t fail to see it Mra. Wm. Samlera and her guest, Mrs. Lena Denham, visited Disston Those who have purchased Oregon made all-wool suitings of us in the past will testify of the superior worth of this cloth. Absolutely pure wool, fast color and exceedingly reasonable in price at this store. W e’ve a larger showing now than in any past season. More patterns and shades in a greater variety of weaves. Shown only in wide widths which are most economical. We invite you to see them. N ew all wool Kpotige in heavy weight. 60 inch ex wide, shown in the new shades of brown and bine. Our cash price, a y d . ___ ___ _______________ ____ New Mi in. all-wool .Mannish S uitings 111 tans, grays, brown, blue, plum, etc. # 1 Q f l Our cash price, a y d . .......................... ^ | , 0 d N ew 60 in. all wool D iagon al W e a v e Suiting», a lieauliful cloth, new and out of # 4 J Q the ordinary. Our rash pric e, a yb ^ | . " H ) 64 in N a v y blue, all-wool D iagon al i W r e n a v vc e S u iting. Our cash price, a y d ______ ___________________ 2 38 ' $ . $ me Scholls Window 1» Full of Bargains This Week yesterday. R. G. Owen was down from Star yesterday. The Hoonerang poatponed. Pendle ton Round Up in its place at A reads to night and tomorrow night. 10c and 20c. Harry Knowlton ia home from Myrtle Creek, where he ia in the employ of the S. P. H. S. Swengel made a business trip to Portlsnd Saturday, returning Tues day. The Seventh-day Adventist Church on West Main Street is being repainted. You don’t have a picture taken but once in while, therefore you want the very beat, secured in Cottage Grove only at the Armstrong Quality Studio, 24 North Sixth. a21-28 W alter H. Jones, secretary of the County Fair, was up from Kugene yes terday putting out advertising matter for the fair. Mra. A rthur I.eonard ia visiting her sister, a t Eugene. F. H. Hall was registered a t the Smeede in Kugene Wednesday. D. J. S C H O L L ■ ■ I I ................................. - M l ............................. 1111 ?■ ............................... ... 11 ■ ■ — '■ ■ ■ - ■ J'J J - 'J BI N ew e x tr a -h e a v y C oating Cloth. 60 in c h e s wide, pure wool and water-proof. Diagonal »tripe in three »hade». Our # 1 QO cash price, a y d . ____________ _____ i ) | . J«3 •SO in. D iagonal W e a v e Dress wool. Red, brown and tan. Our cash price, a y d _______ G oods, $ n all- 1.43 56-in. all-wool Basket W e a v e S u itin g . Dark shades. Our cash price, f 1 IQ a vd.................................... J I.I9 Other patterns, priced, a y d ......... 48c to 98c Over 100 patterns to choose from. 2.17 Get the Cash Savings Here on Your Dry Goods Notions T w o 5c p k g s. best steel S e w in g N eedles, 7c Dress Snaps, any kind, a c a r d ____ ____ 4c 6 spools s ix cord S e w in g T h r e a d ______25c 25c can borated T a lc u m P o w d e r . . . . 14c Pearl Buttons, 2 d o z ., 7c; 5c d oz.; 9c d oz. 3 pads Ironing W a x ________________ . 7c Fast color F in ish in g B r a id ............5c and 9c S an silk Crochet Cotton, H o o k s and fives, any kind, a c a r d _____4c 2 papers good P i n s ____________________ 7c UMPMREY □c ALL WOOL a sp o o l___4c MACKIN & The Quality Cash Store x □c 3*C 30 30 U d lL ^ -J C 3D j Camping supplie» for hop pickers and J. C. Morss was in Eugene over night which to waste their energy. —St. Paul ■ huntera cart be had at Swengel’a Hard- Monday. Dispatch. ware Store. George Lea, who ia to superintend Mr. and Mra. Charles Howard and the construction of an 800,000,000 gal Twenty-three car loada of logs were nephew arrived from Billings, Mont., lon reservoir for the city of Newport, brought in by the O. A S. E. Monday last Thursday and are visiting Mr. and left Monday to begin the work. evening, constituting the record haul Mra. J. K. Barrett. Mr. Howard ia a Mra. Hendry and daughters ot Marsh- for a number ot years. son of Mra. B arrett and a Northern Held arrived Tuesday and moved into Pacific passenger conductor. It ia two their home, recently purchased from years since he has been here and he Herman Venske. An experiment in the long-distance notes a wonderful improvement in the shipment of perishable fruit is about Mr. and Mrs. S. Swengel of Portland city. are visiting a t the home of their aon, to be tried within a few days. An en Mr. and Mra. N. H. Martin and son 1 B. S. Swengel. tire carload of peaches is to be dis Harry, Stanley Martin and Geo. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gray, Mra. Fran patched to Europe from the Yakima Matthews left Monday for a hunting ces Gray and the Metcalf children country, and in tbia shipment only tbe trip on the headwaters of the Umpqua, spent the week end in Halsey, making | finest selected Elbertaa will be used. going by way of Bohemia. While the regulation boxes will be the trip by automobile. A weekly newspaper with plenty of used, the layers of fruit will be sepa Mr. and Mrs. M. Hoxie left Tuesday rated by a cushion of wood fibre as a backbone—The Sentinel. for Californa, Mrs. Hoxie expecting to protection againat rough handling and John Nokes left Tuesday for Drain spend two weeks visiting friends in poaaible damage. If this trial ship to do some mason work. San Francisco, Mr. Hoxie stopping The W. A. Cunningham family has over a t Cbico on businasa. Mrs. Hoxie ment proves a success, it is probable tha t an extensive business in peaches moved into the Currin house. expects to reopen a cafeteria upon her will be developed bv Pacific Northwest The G~>. M. Hall, C. W. Caldwell, return. fruit exchanges. I t is likely that the D. L. England and S. G. McGavran Mrs. Roy E. Bellows, came up from opening of the Panama Canal will re families spent Sunday picnicing on the Roseburg Tuesday for a short visit, sult in increased movement of the Lorane divide. intending to return this evening. softer varieties of fruit, as they can Dr. Demorest, Dentist. Office over then be shipped direct with a conse Kerr & Silsby’a Store. m9tf quent saving in time. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Noth of Medford If John Lind fails, it is not too late arrived Monday from an outing at for the President to try J. Adam Newport and are visiting the Wills Bede's plan. Adam said some yeara families on Coast Fork. ago th a t two husky American book Felix Currin was in Monday with a agents would make Mexico peaceful, »ample of Japanese millet, which is of by giving the folks other things on much different formation than the com mon millet, having a large number of small heads, instead of one large one. X :: Elmer Spencer went to Kugene Mon day. It has been proved beyond question tha t machine sewed soles are better and stay on longer than hand-aewed soles. Goff, Shoe Chiro. You c a n buy at T. R. Wells waa in Eugene over night Sunday. Jean Clemens of Roaeburg is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. George Mote. Mr. and Mra. L. C. Farmer returned Extra fancy Oregon Honey, 2 lbs. for................... -35c Monday a fte r a abort visit with Mrs. F arm er’s father, L. B. Hudson of Campbell’s Soups, a can........................................... 10c Roseburg. Haradon’s Crackers, in tin, always fresh—better Claude Hawkins arrived from Pen dleton last Thursday and visited rela than others, a tin, $1.00; a lb............................. 12' i tives until yesterday, Thia ia hia first Hills' Coffee, a lb..........................-.......................... 45c visit to his old home in two years. Imported Italian Olive Oil, qt. tin....................... 90c Alfred Powers, who spent the sum mer here, left yesterday for Oakland Breakfast Bacon. The finest quality. We slice to prepare to take up hia position as it for you, a lb...................................................... 32c superintendent of the schools of th a t city. Boiled Ham, always fresh, a lb............................... 45c Frank Roe of Albany, who spent last Cervelat Summer Sausage, a lb............................. c week al J. D. Palmer's, returned home Friday. Badger State Cream Brick Cheese, a lb................ 30c Misa Pearl Proctor returned Sunday Limburger Cheese, a lb............................... .......... 30c to her home in Portland, being accom panied to Eugene bv her aunt, Mrs. Ripe Olives, a pt........................................................ 20c John Barker. Imported Macaroni and Spaghetti, 2 lbs................ 25c Mra. J. S. Silsby returned Tuesday morning from attending the funeral of her mother. Mra. Amy J. Brown, whoae death occurred a t Willamina of :: heart failure. Mr. and Mia. R. R. Giltner left for their home in Portland Monday m orn ing accompanied by Roacoe and Mra. D. H. Hemenway, who will be their guests fur some two weeks. S. L. Mackin waa called to Portland Saturday by the death of his uncle, Spence Beebe, which occurred the day efore. Great cowboy fete secured a t heavy expense. Pendleton Round Up a t A r cade tonight and tomorrow night. 10c and 20c. A. L. Zachariaa and A. L. Woodard traded properties Saturday. Mr. Woodard gets the Zachariaa farm near Divide and the Woodard place ton South Second and Quincy goes 'to Mr. Zach ariaa. Gilbert Alton Tyson, with hia p a r ents, Mr. and Mra. G. H. Tyson, as chaperones spent Sunday a t Cloverdale with the John Barnett family. E. J. Dally, instrumentalist, e n te r C. H. Burkholder returned Tuesday tained packed houses at the Arcade from hia vacation a t Tillamook. Thuraday, Friday and Saturday. Large Train of Logs Calling cards—The Sentinel. Would Settle Mexican Problem. The value of a paper’s advertising is gauged by the number of people it reaches. No other paper reaches more than a quarter as many Cottage Grove people as does The Sentinel. Seasonable Delicacies and Table Supplies The Metsan Shop 40 Why Should You Go Hungry T THE METSAN Phone 48 SHOP !
