Cottage Grove sentinel., October 01, 1913, Image 7

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Cfclgfl of fog C)mmt
Many Matters of More than Passing Moment
A n j H im In i h m c o lu m n » c o n ta in in g on th o la a t lin o th e re o f th a
m a rk |.
la p a id a d v a rtla ln g
( T h la a n n o u n ca m a n t la m ad a in
c o m p lia n c a with tha poatal re g u la tio n » .|
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Mr». Joc l ’orlcr nttemU-d thn confer­
Armatrong'a imprl.it ia found only on
ei ics iti Fognilo I hm t wrt'k.
quality photo*. They originate at 21
J. II. l'rolxttmti whm In 1‘ortlHiul Hit* North Sixth.
laltor puri of (I h wc«>k.
Among thoae who attended the coun­
Building riiiitcri»l ami carpenlar Ioni» ty lair were Geo. M. Hall, Ben Lurch,
of quallty. All guaraiitccd liy Swrngcl G. II. Burkholder, Mr. and Mra. L. S.
Hill, Mr. ami Mra. C. L. Churchill,
llurdwnrc Un.
Mia* Mililrml l ’rlngle ri'tiimml luat David Grigga, J. F. Spray, J, W.
Woiliirailay frolli a viali wlth h«r uncle, Grant, Fiber'. Bede,
Forty new heating atovea at the
John Wilumi, al Wlii-ntlaiMl, Callf Sin-
wiII toarli a Ihri'o inoiitlia' terni of Swengel llardwure Store. Get your*
early.
achool ut Urow.
Miaa Nellie Hemenway a|ieiit Sunday
tini lliipliat
Adulta 26c, In Kugcne.
Miaaca Maude Doyle and Beulah
Hawkina attended the county fair at
Kugcne laat week.
1 ani organizing a clami in l'iano und
Mining location notice* for aale at
eX|M*ct to com plete it hy October lat.
Sentinel
office.
Thoae who wiah houm, kindly apply
D. S. Minogue waa in Kugcne on
Imfore th a t date.
buaineaa Saturday.
Nellie Richmond Griswold
Mr. and Mr». J. K. Fox are moving
to Springfield where they will lie per-
manent reaidenta.
(¡rand Vice Chancellor (¡rant of
Don’t miaa The Shepherd of the
Cortland diet with the local K. I*, lodge
Hilla at Baptiat Church Friday evening.
laat Wedneaday evening on ollicial huai-
S. W. Grathwell, field auperinten-
neaa.
dent for the prohibition!»!», viaited
The Hem laat week atating that a
friend* in the city Monday while on hia
daughter had been horn to Mr. and
way to reaume hia atudiea at Pacific
Mra. 1». McKinnon ahould have alated
Dnlveraity. Mr. Grathwell won the
that It waa lairn to Mr. and Mra.
atate oratorical honor laat year.
Karl McKinney.
60 -lb. aack fine dairy aalt for 60c at
Featuring the Panama Canal every
Sterling's.
Wedneaday night at The Arcade.
Jt-aae Darling and party returned to
A. Nelaon and W. K. and 8. H. Kd
Milwaukee Saturday.
warila made a trip into the Siualaw
D. B. Dinwiddle, daughter, son ami
country laat week.
daughter-in-law, arrived Monday from
L. S. Ilill apenl Friday ill Kugcne.
Goodland, Kan»., and will become per­
Imok In Madaen’a window fur the manent reaidenta.
fountain pcna. The neweal thing.In a
The moat musical laughter falls flat
guaranteed non-leaker.
a!7tf
when it exhibits a set of bad teeth.
O. I*. Wllla of Imndon proaented The See Dr. Ingram.
a lltf
Sentinel with a crate of elegant Grav-
Mr. and Mra. Joe M iller are attend­
enatein apple» laat Wedneaday.
ing the atate fair. Mra. W. S. Shearer
Mra. George Kouae of Koaehurg ia ia looking after the M iller hoarding
viaiting her parent», Mr. and Mr». W. houae during Mr*. M iller s absence.
C. Johnaon.
O-Cedar mops: Swengel Hardware.
There'» nothing I onn't do for you in
Mra. Ilerachel Allison arrived from
the tnaurance line. Metcalf.
Oaaridge Saturday for a few days'
Mra. C. Alated a|N-nt aeveral daya viail with her parent*. Mr. ami Mr*.
laat week in Kugurie.
II. H. Fleeter.
Ilear thè recital al
t'horch Kriiiay evenlng.
chililreii 16e.
JO E B A K E R
General Blacksmith
AND
LO CATED
REPAIR
ON
WORK
W E S T S ID E
Dr. Demoreat, Dentist.
Kerr St Silstiy’a Store.
Office over
m9tT^
Gene Good and Claude Montgomery,
University of Oregon atudenta, made
Cottage Grove their destination on a
hike Saturday, visiting friend* here
ami returning to Kugcne on the a fter­
noon train.
Progress at Panama shown every
Mr. and Mra. (ieorge M. Hall »pent Wedneaday night at Ih c Arcade.
Thuraday in Kugcne.
Mra.'John Taylor spent the week end
Treapaaa notice» printed on doth fur with her sister In Kugene.
aale at The Sentinel otlire.
Mra. Jaa. S. Benson and daughter
Oliver Veatrh on Thuraday tiled with Mary Kllen were county fair visitors.
the county clerk in Kugcne hi» rbm-
Preserve your beauty with one of
miuaion aa notary public.
Armstrong's quality photos. You get
D. A. Moaby of Diaaton took in the them at 24 North Sixth St.
county fair laat week.
Albert Woodard arriveil Monday from
The beat leather ran not lie put into Oakridge having completed hia work
a half price half aole, but I can give with the foreatry service. He auya
you any kind you want. Dr. GotT.
every iaaue ol the live wire is worth a
Mr. and Mra. N. H. Martin. Harry million dollars to a man off in the
Marlin, Stanley Martin ami (ieorge woods. He paid up hia arrears ami
Matthewa returned Friday from a The Sentinel's money till ia overflow­
hunting trip of about three weeka in ing. Albert will Httend the stale fair.
the Bohemia diatrict.
Pure White Flour can’t be beaten.
Guaranteed ateel range*. $.'«1 to (70, Kvery aack ia guaranteed to satisfy or
at Swengel Hardware Slum.
money refunded. Sterling Fee«I Co.
The N. H. Martin hunting party re­
Cottage Grove waa well represented
turned from the hilla Sunday. The in the Sumlay Oregonian with pictures
party aecured live deer and a bear. of seven Cottage Grove babies, pictures
Nattie aaya the Hailing waa the beat of Mr. and Mra. J. M. Comer and of
ever.
Hamilton Yeatch ami his clover field.
Miaa Cecil M iller of Portland arrived
Boone Shortridge is up from Douglas
Sunday evening to apend a few daya aa County visiting hia parents a few days.
the gueat of Miaa Nellie Hemenway.
Singer Sewing Machinea needles, oil
What haa been done during the paal and repairs.
Phone Karl K. Mills,
week at Panama ahown every Wednea­ IM T .
si7tf
day night at The Arcade.
Mias Veta Hotderinan of Kujada is
viaiting at the O. (). Veatch ami Roy
Short homes.
G. H. Tyson waa slightly indisposed
Monday.
Roof paint, coal tar and ¿reosote sold
by tho Swengel Hardware Store will
fix (hat leaky roof. Cheap and easy to
apply.
W. H. Abrams has been suffering
Geo, L. Comer of Portland returned
with lumbago this week.
Thuraday after attending a few daya at
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hankins were
the home of hia father and mother,
down from Row River a few days this
Mr. and Mra. J, M. Comer.
week.
Miaa Myrtle Brewer viaited laat
Conkey’a Fly Knocker, best on the
week at the home of Mr. and Mra. J.
market,
for aale at Sterling Feed Co.'a
K. Scott in Creawell.
Store.
Miaa Jeaaie Faria*. Mua. B. of ().,
Ben Lurch transacted business in
haa atarted a elaaa in piano and will
tako a few more atudenta. Thoae in- Portland this week.
Wayne H. Woodruff returned to
tereated may aec her at Mra. Price'a
Cor. Sixth and Adama on Saturday or Springfield Tuesday.
addreaa box number 601, Kugcne, Ore.
The sign of . quality : Armstrong’s
Mra. C. M. Cobb haa reaumed her Studios, 24 North Sixth.
elaaa in piano and haa houra for a few
Harold Bell W right’s story of "The
inure pupila. Phone 1211..
o ltf Shepherd of the H ills" will be inter­
W. C. Johnaon waa in Koaeburg preted by Mias Kdna Bertsch of the
Monday viaiting hia aon-in-law. George Gillespie School of Kxpreasion, Port­
Kouae, who had been injured aa atated land, at the Baptiat Church Friday
evening. Miaa Bertsch comes with a
elae where.
record of artistic, uplifting and enter­
Mr. ami Mrs. A. A. Phillips of Rose-
taining work and is highly rscom- well, N. M.. have arrived with the
inemlsd by such men aa Dr. Benjamin ex|M.-ctation of residing here perma­
Young of the First M. K. Church, nent ly.
Portland.
Five million dollars was the price
The Row Klvar Lumber Co. haa fin­ recently paid for the edvertlsing pres­
ished its out and shut down for tha tige which a baking powder company
present at least. Arrangements may secured through the country news­
lie made to cut some nearby timber paper*.
which can be securetl.
Mr. and Mra. Harry Wynne and
Mra. K. K. Mill» spent the week end daughter Naomi went to Salem laat
with reiatlvea in Kugene.
Thursday to attersJ the wedding of
Go to H. C. Madsen's and get your Mra. Wynne’s aiater, Miaa Ethel
achool fountain pens. Non-leak, self- Veatch. They remained for the state
filler, 14k gold pen, heat on market, fair.
from N Mi to |2. Guaranteed not to
Mr. and Mr». Robert Cooley left to­
leak.
*!7 tf day for Salem where they will visit
Miaaes Ada Matthews ami Mae A rm ­ relative* and attend the state fair.
strong »|«enl the week eml in Kugene
Conlinufd repetition on the part of
where they took in the county fair.
advertisers will impress a point on the
How many
The C. W. Caldwell ami S. K. M r- minds of the readers.
Gavran families are »pending the week w«juld be calling The Sentinel the live
at the stale fair having taken camping wire If they ha«in’t seen the connection
made hut once.
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outfits.
Eva Craven
Wheeler
National Lecturer
Form erly of C ottage d r o v e
will give a
Mrs. W. C. Conner attended the
county fair and M. E. Conference in
Kugjne Saturday and Sunday.
Mra. C. M. VanBuren returned Fri-
«lay to her home in North Plains after
a visit with relatives here.
M. M. Wheeler and C. E. Stewart
accompanied the Cottage Gruve fair
exhibit to Kugene and assisted in dis­
playing it.
Saturday Evening
• Mr. and Mr». Rupert Magee attended
the county fair where Mr. Magee as­
sisted in handling the Cottage Grove
exhibit.
in (lie C hristian C h u rc h
and a Tetui>eraiice l e c t u r e
Dan Brumbaugh transacted business
in Eugene Saturday.
Su n d ay Evening
Leon Webber, veterinary surgeon,
arrived here from Seattle Sumlay with
the idea of locating here.
R ECITAL
in the Christian C h u rch
Mra. Fred Jost formerly of Grants
Pass haa been visiting her parents Mr.
ami Mrs. O. H. Willard. She is mov­
Mra. C. M. KidJ was called to Mis­ ing to Portland.
souri last Wednesday by the death of
Mesdames H. H. Harris, Wooley,
her son.
Hall, Ralston, Swengel and Fishburne
K. B. Walker waa in Kugene during attended the Methodist conference in
the past week with his father whom Eugene last week.
he took to the hospital for an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sullivan of
Kvery picture has a movement of its Klamath Falls left Saturday for Port­
own at the Arcade.
land after a visit with Mrs. Sullivan’s
Mrs. H. J. Shinn, who is at the Good parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kerr.
Samaritan hospital at Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Porter left Tues­
Mrs. C. J. Kern, who is at the St. Vin­ day for Salem where they will attend
cent, both suc:et»fully withstood their the fair.
operations and are getting along nicely.
Mrs. J. W. Matlock of Heppner is
Potato forks, potato hooks, potato visiting Mrs.
V. Stewart.
diggers: Swengel Hardware Co.
H. H. Fieater is remodeling hia home
An attempt is t>eing made to reor­ on Fifth Street by the addition of a
ganise the Cottage Gruve hand. All dining room, bath and veranda
that is now larking is a bass plaver.
Miss Goldie Throne of Portland is
Anyone having had previous experience
the gueat of Mra. Lixxie Churchill.
will be furnished a horn if desired.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Adams, after
Inquire Merle Scovell, Melsan Shop.
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spending the summer at London, have
J. F. Spray was in Kugene Monday
come to like the Cottage Gruve coun­
night.
try so well they may locate here. They
Proof of labor for miners for sale by are from Fergus Falls, Minn.
The Sentinel.
Miss Winnie Landess has accepted a
Mr. Bryan, who was state superin­ position as linotype operator with the
tendent of instruction in Washington Kugene Guard.
for eight years, a«idressed the high
Mrs. Ors G. Warner has sued A. G.
school stmient body Monday.
Warner for divorce on the grounds of
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Stahlman re­
cruel and inhuman treatment. They
turned Monday from Kugene where
were married i t Falls City, Neb., Jan.
they attended the county fair.
18, 1909. Mrs. Warner asks the cus­
No charge fur consultation about tody of their three and a-half-year-oki
your sick shoes. Dr. GotT.
son. Mr. Warner was formerly a bar­
Mrs. Ora Read.Hemenway will be in ber here.
the city Tuesday afternoons and even­
ings during the winter to give leasona
in dramatic reading.
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Mrs. F. G. Whitcomb and Miss Mat-
tie Cudny were in from Disston yester­
The Cottage Grove Hoad Builders'
day.
Club effecte«! a permanent organization
Your teeth are one of the moat im­
last Weilnesday night with the follow­
portant items in making a good ap|iear-
ing officers: President, J. F. Spray;
ance. 1 hose whose success depends up­
vice president, David Griggs; secre­
on making a good impresión on people
tary, Elbert Bede; treasurer, John
can not afford to have unwashed or «te-
Bader; trustees. A. B. Wood. J. W.
cayed teeth. See Dr. Ingram.
Grant and C. H. Burkholder.
Horace Cochran returned Saturday
from the Bohemia district, where he
was with the forest service during the Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4, 0. F.
summer.
S* R egular m eetings second and
Mr. and Mra. C. W. Price returne«!
fourth F ridays of th e m onth at
to their home in Victor, lows. Tuesday,
M asonic H all, Pacific H ig h w a y ;
after a visit with Mra. Price’s parents,
N e x t m eeting Oct. 10. R egu­
Mr. and Mrs. Gleason.
lar business.
Expert dressmaking done promptly.
Mrs. Pet Sanford.
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Eugene attracted large crowds of
Cottage Grove people last week who
went there to attend either the county
fair or the Methodist conference.
Among them were Mr. and Mrs. John
Advertisements in this department
Stoneherg, Mr. ami Mrs. Chas. Walker,
6c a line. Figure 6 words to line.
Oscar Woodson, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Me«lley, Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Woodson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beals,
Mrs. Paul Markley, Mr. and Mrs. W.
FOR SALK OR TRADE____
C. Billings. Mrs. W. W. McFarland,
T W E N T Y PIGS FOR SALE.
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Mrs. Arch Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. C.
quire of John Hull, two miles south
K. Woodson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Harring­
of Cottage Grove.
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and Jessie Smith, Jas. Potts, John
Bader, Misses Wright, Haxel Wheeler, FOR SA LE OR K E N T .-L O T 6. L A N -
Mamie Kime, Myra Handy, Mes«iamea
desa acreage, containing 1) acres,
Joe Porter, Chas. Jackson, M. Hoxie,
price tl,60U. Inquire of S. W. Riggs,
J. H. Chambers, A. W. Kime. W ill
Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard,
Hogate, Jas. Potts, Harry H art, H.
Falls City, Ore.____________ May22tf
Widderaheim, Frank Woodruff, Geo.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Stewart.
FOR R EN T
Robert Griffin.
TO R EN T. -7J aACRE RANCH,
Mrs. Coon will hold Circles Tuesdays
mile from poatoffice, good residence,
and Fridays 8 p.m. at Thompson Hotel,
barn, windmill, all under cultivation.
rooms 6 and 6. Messages and ques­
Apply Sentinel.
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tions answered. Readings daily. Ad­
LOST A N D FOUND.
vice on business.
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26, 3-Y EA R -O LD
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lundy and L O S T .- S E P T .
Jersey cow. Reward for informa­
daughters of Myrtle Point are visiting
tion leading to return.
Oaklswn
relatives here after a month’s trip !n
farm, Claude Arne.
California.
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W e all kn o w th a t a, h, c, d, are vowels, but we d o n ’t all know
th at O ysters ca n only Ire secured in the “ r " m o n th s — the m onths
one letter of which is an “ r " most of us kn o w th at only in the
Sealshipt b ra n d can we Ire ce rtain th at our oysters are alrove sus
pic ion— th a t in the Sealsbiptett an d S ealshiptcase we get the
oyster in the sam e prime condition which it leaves the New Hug-
laud oyster bed.
T h e fact th a t this is the b ra n d han d led by the M etsan S hop
would in itself be a g u a ra n te e of its being the best.
The M e ts a n Sh op
TABLE SUPPUES
What <lo you want anyway? A Sentinel dandified ad. will
get it for you. What do you want? Anyway a Sentinel dandi­
fied ad. will get it for you.
T h e latter will he a I l i u m Meet.
A Five-Minute Talk Is America’s
Supreme Achievement in Literature
T h e polished E d w a rd E verett spoke tw o h o urs at the
(ie tty s b u rg dedication. His elaborate oration is for­
gotten. It was never clearly understood. After him
A b ra h a m Lincoln spoke for five m inutes on the sam e
topic— drove straig h t as a rifle bullet to th e heart of the
m atter!— said more th a t was vital in th a t five m inutes
th a n Everett was able to sav in a long afte rn o o n — and
said it in short, plain words th a t sa n k into the m inds
of his listeners as boiling w ater s in k s into snow .
His speech— a m asterpiece of sim plicity— fills only a
single page of type, a n d will not bear the addition or
subtrac tio n of a single p a r a g ra p h or word. T h a t d e a th ­
less piece of simple talk is today called by foreign
critics A m e r ic a n 's only suprem e ac hie vem ent in litera­
ture.
E verett k n e w , b u t Lincoln r e a liz e d , th e greatness,
the o v erm astering power of sim plicity.
T h e w ise advertiser em ulates Lincoln. A few crisp, snappy sen­
tences sell gootls where flowery elaboration m ay not be read and
m ay not be understood even if r e a d .
The Sentinel goes only to people who pay their subscriptions. People
who pay their subscriptions pisy their other accounts. Those are the
kind of people the merchant wishes to reach.
ROAD BUILDERS ORGANIZE
AND ELECT OFFICERS
WANT ADS
I Don’t Know W hat to
Get for Supper
That's a human interest expression.
It to u ch es th e h ea rt of every housewife.
“ H ow often I 'v e said t h a t , ” is her m en tal com m ent. But th e re 's
no need of being in su ch a p re d ic am en t. W hen you d o n ’t
know w h a t to get for h u b b y , ju st d ro p in a n d let o u r shelves
suggest. O r if you wish to ’phone, we h av e men clerk s who
know what will appeal to the inn er m an , a n d w ho are at your
service to m a k e suggestions.
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