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Vanlienburg, A. B. Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Lundburg. H. Crltes is loading lumber at the Star mill this week. Mr. W ilfred and w ife o f Kuimla leave this week fur their home In Oklahoma Miss Nurs Hatfield returned home from Row River Saturday. A party composed o f K. C Wood- hurst. A lva Whitman, Clarence Moore. Lee Tennis. W illiam Crawford, Joe Brant and Jess Lewis went hunting on Adams Mountain for several days last week. Lee Tennis was the lucky one to bring In a fine pair o f horns. J. 1). MeCotmel moved to Row River this week slid from there went to the hop Helds. Chaa. Arrington ami family and Mr Lindsev Slid w ife leave this week for Now wo coiuo to the time o f year the Independence hop Helds. when every farmer needs a disk har Mrs. John Cunningham was a shopper John Carr and family were visiting in the Grove Saturday. Try disking your field row , be friends at Rajada Saturday and Sun row. Guo. MeKeynolds waa a Grove viaitor day. fore the fall rains come, you w ill make Saturday. The little babe o f W. Itidderbuah baa the weeds come up so when you plow Ernie Turner waa in Cottage Grove been quite sick thla week. they w ill tie turned under. You w ill Saturday. W illie Plank returned Saturday from also find the plow will run ligh ter and Mr. ami Mra. F. T. Suhrlbner and a visit with home folks at Walker. du better work. family are enjoying a few days’ out Mra. ( ’has. Llmlaev waa visiting her ing up Mosby Creak. Spring wagon for sale. Inquire of mother several days last week. Get). Barlow went to Cottage Grove J. I. Jones has had the smoke stack II. U. Cochran or J. F. Spray. on business Saturday. o f the mill treated to a new coat o f New hilching racks and watering Henry Armour waa a Cottage Grove paint. troughs are being nut in on the lot back viaitor Wednesday. Mrs. Brant has taken charge o f the o f the hole In the wall hv Knowles A Mrs. Harry Morrison and mother, cook houae this week Mrs. M. A. Stevens, went to Istthsm Graber, Rees-W allace Co. ami J. F. Wednesday. Spray. Ethel L ittle and brother esme out Mrs. M. J. Kayser has a horse for from the Grove Wednesday. sale. Andy Turner ia here visiting his Burk’ s Big Uncle Tom’ s Cabin Com brother, F. J. Turner. Wallace Cook would like to buy 100 Mr. and Mrs. ’A. L. Zacharies moved pany Under a Mammoth Canvas. hr an o f goats See Spray, to Cottage Grove one day last week. Farm er«, raise more clover, cows Mr. Zachsriss will teach the Saginaw W ill exhibit at Cottage Grove. F ri school. and hogs. day night, Aug. 2*J. Among the many tented organiza T r y o u r fiy killer on your cow«. It Silk Creek. Aug. 27. — (Special to The Sentinel., tions in America, that have become sto|>a the buzs, also the switch o f the Mrs Eugene Xugene M iller made a trip to famous, the Kingling Bros, and Bar- tail. lesday. town Tuesday num A Bailey Shows nr# conceded to Frank Jackson has for sale big young W. K. and E. M. B a brock transacted he the largest and most popular cir work horse. business in town Tuesday. cuses. But the largest dramatic or Prof. K. W. A irey and w ife vitited Dry giaais st coat at the hole In the ganization exhibiting under canvas ia Cottage Grove Tueeday. wall. “ Burk’s big spectacular production of Dorris Medley waa in town Tuesday. Buy your binding twine at Spray's. Mrs. Jennie W alker visited Cottage Uncle Tom 's Cabin.” Thia Mammoth amusement enterprise is tiie seknow Grove Tuesday. Shingle mill for sale In first class Frances and Sadie Cox visited Cot ledge Barnum o f all "U n cle Tom s tage Grove Tuesday. Cabin companiaa” ; like the big cir shape. J. K. Hanlon, london. Sprays Column Armstrong’s Quality Photos Attractive in Finish and Price— Make Appointments Today 2 4 N o rth Sixth S tre e t FIND THE MISTAKE a n d W IN A P R IZ E A mistake has purposely been made in one of the following ads. T o the first |*erson bringing the ad. to The Sentinel office with the mistake marked, a due hill will l>e given good for $1.00 pur ch ase at store named in the first ad. Due bills good for 15c on a d o lla r purchase at the other stores represented l>elow to the next seven correct answers. The order of the ads. will be changed each week. Read them all so as find the purposely made error, fo r typographical errors are sometimes overlooked b y the printer. T f a plumber can’t afford to ■*/experiment with cheap, un reliable plumbing fixtures, esyi you? Call in and talk it over. Get my prices before sending away. Phone 112-Y For This W eek — We call attention to P h o n e 16 Neighborhood News Comstock. Aug. £7. (Special to The Sentinel.) Pete Market la and C. C. Watkins re turned Monday from a hunting trip on Smith River. Miss Floy Johnson o f Drain caine on Thursday for a few daya’ viait with relatives. Mr. W right waa a passenger Monday for Portland. Mias Mabel Watkins is spending a week in Roseburg visiting her brother. Roy Watkina. Mrs. H. H. Russel! visited st Divide with Mr. and Mr. Win. Burkett a few daya last week. Mrs. J. A. Griggs returned on Sun day from a visit to relatives in Cot tage Grove. Miss Maudie Skidmore ia visiting her sister, Mrs. D. Hunt at Oakland. Saginaw and Delight Valley. Lubricating Oils and Other H arvest and Threshing Supplies COMING! Aug 27.— (Special to The Sentinel.) O. 11. Jarrett returned to Wendlmg Wednesday morning after a few days’ visit with his father here. J. E. H ill was in Eugene Wednesday on business. W YNNE & W OODS Mr. Watson returned to his home in Plum b* ng And Plu m b in g S uppi»** Williams, C alif., Wednesday after a short visit with his daughter Mae and J U S T RECEIVED the Johnson family. The very latest in cameo rings, Donald H ill returned home Wednes stickpins, pendants and broaches. day trom a surveying trip on the Mc Mrs. McCoy ami Nina Thoiiqaioii cuses, tliev travel in their own ears A large assortment of diamonds at Kenzie. « - » I I P . BUST PHOTOS prices lower than they can now be Mr. Anderson arrived Wednesday for were Cottage Grove visitors Tuesday. and require a a|>et'.al train o f their own ! in town. Prices to suit purchased at wholesale. C. W. Dwyer and son Vivian returned to transport their paraphernalia from a few days' visit st the John Johnson your purse. See our You will find that you can buy cheaper Monday from Medford. home. | one city to another. This organisation here than anywhere else. Watches new work— it’s fine. Alvah DeardorfT and Bernie Moe The Myers brothers baling crew re at cost. All kinds of movements I embraces inure men, women and chil brought a load o f goods from Rice H ill turned Thursday from Lorane where from a Howard to a dollar watch. they had been at work the past few the nrai o f the week for Mr. Rice who dren, more horses, ponies, donkeys and expects to live at Silk Creek. | Siberian blood hounds, more chariots, weeks. H. C . M A D S E N Inex Eddy o f Cottage Grove was floats, tableaux wagons, etc., than any Stella and Homer Kedford o f Eugene are visiting friends in Saginaw and dressmaking for her aunt, Mra. D. A. other aimilar exhibition In America. Estes laat week. Delight Valley this week. The parade which may be seen daily L. A. Gibson arrived the first o f the The young people enioyed an old on the principal streets wherever this fashion taffy pull at the Neat home on week from Elkton and returned Thurs for this Summer will be the 1 mighty show exhibit«, is the largest Wednesday evening, the occasion being day. “ A coffee of honor— the ’ biggest and best of all. Val in honor o f Miss Bedford's birthday. Jim Lynde was in the Grove the first o f any dramatic exhibition In the emphatic c h o i c e of ues to 75c. Your choice Mias Case arrived Thursday to viait o f the week. i world. The immortal play, "U n c le people who know.” her sister, Mrs. Fred Witcher. Albert W heeler and w ife visited Cot Tom ’s Cabin,” Fridav and Saturday O C a ia Mrs. Harriett Miss Bedford and Mias Laura Neat tage Grove Tuesday. each_________________¿ J u Beecher S tow e'« Masterpiece o f dra were in Cottage Grove between trains Varien Dresser was in town the first matic fiction. The management o f Thursday. o f the week. Burk’ s big company has spared no e x Mrs. Morgan and three children of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Comer o f Cot Lowell spent a few days last week j tage Grove ami their son-in-law, L. M. pense in securing a metropolitan cast visiting friends and relatives o f Sagi- Tucker, were Silk Creek visitors to properly produce thla grand old naw and D elight Vafley. Wednesday. drama. In combination with the dra Mrs. W. T. Galls, who has been with > A fam ily by the name o f Bagley, matic talent the management presents her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Myera lately from Medford, are stopping here We will have special low a contingent o f high class vaudeville since May trying to regain health, re for awhile. prices for a short time and turned to her home at Waitsburg, Otto Burcham visited C ottage Grove artists consists o f merry-makers, ju bi if you are going to need Wash., Friday much improved. lee singers, dancers, wire walkers, Four Daya Only—Watch for it Friday. anv jars this season it will Mrs. Geo. Wiscsrson and daughter F. P. Wheeler and w ife ami Mrs. Moe hoop rollers, etc. These artists aro Ruth returned to their home north o f were in town Friday. pay you to buy them of us introduced during the action o f the Eugene Friday after a few montha' Koacoe Owens made a business trip play, and always create the greatest stay at the J. F. Neat borne. to town Friday. T h e *Vxqjfl2 S t o r e of satisfaction. Fred R. Pilcher's Mrs. Hampton and two daughters of Pete DeardorfT was in town Friday. famous concert hand and Symphony Bryson City, N. atarted fur that Charley Bunch and w ife o f Coquille orchestra ia also one of the many place Saturday, after a three montha’ viait with Mrs. Hampton’s sister, Mrs. visited Mrs. A irey over Saturday. strong features o f this up-to-date Judmn Allen and other relatives here. Mrs. H artley o f Salem is visiting modern American amusement organi Miss Mae Watson went to Eugene her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ed Hartley. Tuesdsy to be gone a few daya. Elbrige, Ray and A lbert Wheeler, zation, which ia coming in all its vast Misa Laura Neat le ft Sunday fur Eu Roscoe Owen and W alter Babcock were entirety and w ill exhibit at Cottage ; Grove Friday night, Aug. 2U, under a gene to pick hops in fields about Eu in town Friday. gene. D. A. Estes and hia hay baling crew mammoth water proof palace pavilion G. A. Harnden was in Cottage Grove came down from Row R iver Friday. theater seating 2500 people. Tuesday afternoon on business. Almond and Fern Owena spent Satur Mr. Stuart is quite ill at the home of day in Cottage Grove. Card of Thanks. his daughter, Mrs. F. M. Gibler. John Overholser was in town Mon We, the undersigned, desire to ex- School at Saginaw begins September day. i press our sincere thanks to our neigh- the eighth. Mr. Earl Hamilton o f Roseburg was i Miss M yrtle W itcher returned Thurs on the Creek Monday on buaineaa with bora, many kind friends and the L. (J. (). M. for the favors shown and con day from Creswell, after a few days’ Mr. Sutherhand. visit with her sister Mae. tribution o f floral oilers during our late To m ake room for large shipments of Fall goods we must reduce Blue Mountain. A few friends and neighbors gathered Itereavement. We desire to es|>ecially stock at prices so low that thrifty people will supply their wants at the C. C. Moody home Saturday Aug. 27.— 'Special to The Sentinel.) thank the Masonic order. a2Mpd for many months to come. evening to help Mrs. Moody celebrate — Mr. and Mrs. C. Traer and Mr. and MRS. J U L IA H E N G STLK R , her birthday. A ll brought well tilled Mrs. Sam Lew is visited at John Pal MR. and MRS. OTTO M IC H E L, baskets and the affair waa a complete m er’s Sunday. surprise to her. MR. and MRS. J. A. K LLE O G E . Miss Clara LaDue spent Sunday with the Missea Lebow. No <Pbcr caper, daily or w-cfc!/, rent *i Walden. J. H. Frakes has completed the new Values to $16.00. They go Gordon Famous $.1.00 Hat. Aug. 26.- 'Special to The Sentinel.) foot bridge over the river at the Blue j •» one 'pinrter aa many peopl • in tic- < .it regardless of cost at Extra Special at — Mr. and Mrs. Charley Teeters ami Mountain school house. ■ tag* Grove country u* doe« The K-uiim l. fam ily spent Sunday at Jas. Lebow ’ s. M il, N e llie Lim visited the Misses Horner Chamberlain is on the sick I>urst Sunday afternoon. list. Carl Rozene went to Portlaml Mon T h e S h o p " Where Good Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Landwehr visited day. Printing is Done at Herman l-andwahr’ s Sunday. Mrs. J. G. Robbins o f the Grove Miss Doris England spent Saturday s|>ent Monday and Tuesday at the home and Sunday with Nora l-ebow. o f her daughter, Mra. Finley Whippa. Mrs. Geo. Lang was in the Grove Mr. and Mra. Robert Landwehr spent Saturday. Sunday at H. Landwehr’a. Miss Clara Ladou visited at Jas. Le- The swimming pool was the chief Here is a real bargain— Big One lot of Boys’ Knee Pants* attraction the past week. lot of Men’s Suits. Values to Suits, in a wide range of pat- X bow’ s Sunday. L. A . Chamberlain and son Homer Lumber ia being hauled for the ad $16.50. They will be snap terns to select from. Your boy went to Silk Creek on business Sunday. dition to the Blue Mountain high achool ped up quickly at this price will soon need that school suit. >• Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seward ami family building. Values to $7.00. Grouped to for choice of the lot. viaited at Castle's Sunday. Mrs. Kibbie was in the Grove Tues Miss I,eora Linebaugh returned home day- ___________________ from M cW illiam ’s Monday. Diaaton and Rujada. Mr. ami Mrs. J. B. Linebaugh were Aug. 27.—(Special to The Sentinel.) in town Saturday. — N attie Martin, w ife and «on, Stanley Martin and George Matthews passed Divide. Aug. 27.— (Special to The Sentinel./ through Disston on their way to the — Mrs. Tom Allman and Florence A ll- mines for a month's outing. Men’s 2.5c Neckwear—our regular stock of nifty patterns I C p Andrew Brund, w ife am) aon, John man went to Latham the last o f the to choose from. Now selling a t________________________lU w Graber and J. Hart have gone into the week for a viait. Mrs. C. E. Burke* t o f Roseburg has hill* for an outing. Buy a supply of Silk Sox now. Your choice o f Men’s John Hidwell went to his home in been visiting relatives here the past •50c Silk Sox at_____________ Cottage Grove Monday. week. Mr. Tennis and fam ily moved to Cot Mias Floy Lee o f Oakland viaited the last o f the week with Mildred and Mae tage Grove Monday. for Horses, Cows, Poultry, etc. Dugan here. Mr. Uettya passed through Disston We sell in large and small quan Mrs. F. M. Chapman returned home Monday on hia way to the Bohemia $1.00 Monarch Shirts a t. .7 8 c $1.50 Cluett Shirts at. $ 1 .1 2 tities, giving at all times good feed, mines. Saturday from Portland. Fred Woodhurat waa in Cottage Grove good measure and Miaaea Frances and Mac Dugan :: spent a few «lays last week with friends Friday and Saturday, F A I R P R IC E S in Springfield. Mra. Jeaa Lew is was the guest o f (liv e us your next order and you’ ll Mrs. L. Dugan came out from La her sister, Mra. Chaa. Taylor, several surely he pleased with the results. daya last week. tham Wednesday. Those visiting at Lundpark Sunday Mrs. ft. H. Russell spent several TH E S TO R E TH A T SATISFIES days laat week with her parenta, Mr. were J. 1. Jones and fam ily. Miss Vets Pitcher, Misa Margie Bailey, Cheater ami Mra. W. E. Burkett. F ra n k W o o d ru ff A R M S TR O N G S TU D IO 2 4 North Sixth S tre e t W H IT E H O U SEC O FFEE KERR SILSB Y Second Big lc Sale Our Last Enamelware Sale T H E F A I R F R U IT JARS C H E A P ! August 27 to 30 Inclusive THE MODERN PHARMACY For sale cheap. Airdale Teniu pup« from registered stock, C. I), Van Valin. Dorena. For sale.— Almost new lop boggy and single harness at a bargain, C. S. Plaster. What Is the use o f using so much elliow grease when gasoline is so cheap? Come and see our little en gine. Just the thing to run your sepa rator. washing mschine, churn or pump. This boy doesn’ t wear nut any elothra. uses about aa much gasoline as the average boy would 'lasea. J. V. Thornton has gravel and aami for sale at 10c per yard. y v ; .,»’i, 0 3 0 HAM PTON & CO. * Gordon Hats Mens 0 coats $2.15 $6.98 c Final Cleanup of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing T5he S E N T I N E L $6.95 ..$2.00 19c Men’s Shirt Special Good Feed HAMPTON & CO. STERLING FEED CO. 1 n at y o u r ( i r o c e rs M im r a B F T T E P TH A N L V E P D ES L A R Z E S B R O S. iL Y o u r ad. here would be read by thousands each week. This is the live& nlive w ire” advertising ¿hint . Mu Kes Whiter. Lighter Bread Car o f No. 1 shingles at Spray’a. Car o f file at Spray’ a. Car o f sail at Spray's. For sale, two-sealed spring wagon — almost new. Inquire o f J. W. Gowdy. For sale, eucalyptus buds for fancy work or seeds. Mrs. E. Tomkpins. Machine oil o f all kinds at Spray's. For sale or trade, two and one-half h. p. Webber gas engine, <im>d condi tion. Curtis Veatch. When you come to town come in nnd see our baby threaher. Groceries and dry gomia at the hide in the wall. 1 pay cash for chickens, eggs, trdea, grain, mohair and wool. I f you need an engine see our engine and get our price before you buy. Wagons, buggies, plows, harrows, cultivators, discs, hinders, mowers'and rakes at the big hole in the wall. Curtía Veatch has Duroc Jersey sows for sale. Page field fence is a spring steel, best by every test. Phone 182. John Deere Spray’s. and O liver plows at Do you need a cream aeparator? Come and see our Blue Bell. It is a good one ami the price ia right. Buy your feed and flour o f Spray. Phone 162 See our new 2 way gang plow. It turns it down bill going ami coming. I deliver free to all parts o f town. Spray, phone 162. Our new platform acalea are now ready for use. Come and weigh your horses and hay. Farmers, come in and see our manure spreader. Something new. Not satisfied with the former suit in which it waa defeated, Ellers Muaic House has commenced suit against Charlea H. Hall and Charles Beals to recover (loaaeation o f a Peerless piano player, which the company claims the defendants w rongfully detain from them aa rightful owners.
