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$ gjalgfi nf il)r g)mnn Many Matters o f More than Passing Moment An; H im In i h t M columns containing on Ih* last llna th e re o f tha mark |. |, la paid advertising ( Thla announcamant la mads In romplianro with Ilia postal regulations.| C Mrs. I.. M. Thompson is ugain at Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Millar rt'turiiad Momlay evening fruni a tan days’ visit inline after a summer spent in Portland In Halain ami 1‘urtlaud. Mrs. W S. with her daughter, Mrs. Hattie Best. Sliaarar, who looked after tha Millar Mr. and Mrs, II. C. Veatch have home during their ahacnee returned to gone to Disston where they ex|>ect to day to her home at Itedrork. s|tend a month with Mr. and Mra. Klzie Ileiid<|uartera for Magic Shoe Paata. llolderman. G o lf’s Shoe lioapital. Mining location notices for sale at W. J. Tharp, a recent arrival from Sentinel oflice. Idaho, hau purehimed the Itowmnii J. I. Jones attended the W. C. T. U. llnrtley ranch o f 40 acres on Const stale convention in Corvallis last week. Kork. Mrs. Ceorge Carlyle and children are i Mr. and Mra. Clyde Nukes arrived visiting Mrs. C arlyle’s parents, Mr. from West Sclo Thursday for a week’s and Mrs. A. I., Woodatd. visit. They w ill leave tomorrow for rat lb. sack tine dairy salt for 60c al Spokane and Heppner, Wash. Sterling’s. Those who have premiums coming Mra. W illiam Johnaon and daughter from the grange fair, ran obtain same Genevieve le ft ’Ihursday for Salem by applying at Kirat National llank. o!l where they will visit Mr. Johnson for I f party signing himself It. II. Ham a few days and attend the state fair. ilton will call at The Sentinel office You couldn't get the Panama Canal and give a little further information, into The Arcade but you can see it in The Sentinel will be pleased to publish moving pictures every Wednesday. the news requested. Miss Cecil Miller returned to her Machine oils; Swcngel Hardware. home in Portland Thursday after a few days' visit with Miss N ellie Humen- wsy. I am organizing a class in I’iano and Mrs. K. It. Giltner returned to Port ex|H'ct to complete it by Ortober 1st. land Wednesday. Those who wish hours, kindly apply In-fore that date. Nellie Richmond Griswold | Opportunity knocks at your gate, £ A sk John F. W oodard to show | ‘ ^ee Manitou Park before it is too ^ you the development of the Elite £ .......................... J Residence D i s t r i c t o f Cottage | Lirove. M r. W oodard will oc- v cupy offices with Mr. Hinds in the Oregon H otel Building. Call on *£ him this week. Lots sold on monthly payments when desired. If ? T you haven t the cash, save your money and own a lot. Phone 3 6 T T T T JOHN F. WOODARD j; HOTEL OREGON BLDG. U. K. Woodson returned Friday from Portland where he had spent several days. I x COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. § Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Comer, Mr. and Mrs, L. M. lu ck er and sons and Mrs. Drake ami family have returned from Trespass notices printed on cloth for the hop Helds. sale at The Sentinel office. H. E. Bucklen A Co., secured its po The Richard Scott family has recent- y moved into the Glaas house on North Douglas Street. Mr. and Mra. Waldo Miller returned Saturday from their trip to California and find it a pleating novelty not to wade through aeveral inches o f dust. Mrs. C. M. Cobb ha* resumed her, class in piano and haa hours for a few o lt f The most musical laughter falls flat more pupils. Phone 121L. when it exhibits m set o f bad teeth. Pinga! Hinds haa moved hi* office in See Dr. Ingram. s l l t f i to the building recently vacated by Mrs. W. C. Johnson has been very Marion Veatch. time undecided as to which display Cottage Grove Chapter So. 4, 0. f. was the beat, the splendid showing of S- Regular meetings ttrmid and corn in the Douglas County booth being fourth Fridays of the mouth at the final deciding factor. Clackamas Masonic Hall, Pacific Highway: County was third, Washington County Next meeting Oct. 10. Social sition o f affluence through persistent fourth, Linn fifth, Tillamook sixth and meeting. Refreshments served. use o f the advertising columns o f the Polk County seventh. Certainly no better :ounty exhibita have ever be oountry newspapers. Rev. J. W. Gardner is scheduled for fore been made at the state fair. the response to Mayor Yoran ’s address Real Estate Transfers. o f welcome at the annual reunion o f Lydia F. Stouffer et al to Suaan E. the Lane County Veterans' association London Part lot 2, blk. 1 Stouffer’ « Thursday and Friday afternoons. addition to Cottage Grove, $41. Advertisements in this department y John W. Nukes et ux to Henry C. 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line. <£ Combs—Lot 4, blk. 2 Nukes addition to Cottage Grove, $200. Henry D. Whitlock et ux to Ger HELP WANTED aldine Lamson—Tracts tp. 20 S, R 4 While Cottage Grove suffragists have W A N T E D , A T ONCE, A G IR L TO not yet developed anything resembling W, $10. do iiouse work. Apply at Modern Martha J. Thornton et vir to John militancy, they intern! to demonstrate Pharmacy. o8tf that woman can make just as good Bader—Tract sec. 33. tp. 20 S. R 3 W, $ 10 . FOR S A L E OR T R A D E use o f the ballot as the men and have J.* C. Porter et ux to Martha J. F i V E TO N S B A L L I ) H A Y FOB put something over on the superior sale. Mrs. W. N. Wheeler, a tW .W . male voter by calling a meeting for Thornton Tracts in Cottage Grove, 5 ---------------------- WANT ADS 1 SUFFRAGISTS W IL L HOLD MEETING TONIGHT ill fur the past three weeks with ip- ' F ifty two marriagea were reported in The big ditch now u|ien. See Pana flammatory rheumatism. Lane county for the month o f Septem ma Canal pictures tonight at Arcade, ber. There were nine divorces. Mra. Freil Bussell o f Portland is the Mrs. I,ee Thomason sod children of guest of Mrs. W. II. Abrams. Drv foot oil keeps the wst out and Itosehurg are visiting at tin- F. W. Dr. Demurest, Dentist. Office over the dry in. Cuff's Shoe Hospital. Hawkins home. It coats $6.60. in addition to what is Kerr Si Silsby’a Store. m9lf tonight to take up for discussion the J. P Spray was in Kugene yesterday (1. C. Warner bas returned from a paid the preacher, to get married in measures to be voted upon at the forth on business. Oregon. trip to the Bohemia district. coming election. One o f the mere men (•o to II. C. Malsen's and get your John Woodard returned Thursday ! Bov. and Mrs. C. M. Cobb have has been secured to address the meet school fountain |iens. Non-Irak, self moved into the Dr, Schleef residence from a two weeks' trip to Portland. ing and lead the meeting, which will filler, 14k gold pen, best on market, on West Main Street. A fte r you have had a quality photo be held in the commercial club parlors. from $1 M to f'.!, (iuaranleed not to Pure W hile Flour can't be beaten. made by Armstrong veil need not Irak. s 17 > f Kvcry sack is guaranteed to satisfy or worry about being forgotten by your Killing Many Chinas. The rains of the past week have lieen money refunded. Sterling Feed Co. frienda. One o f the Armstrong quali A large number o f china pheasants a great help to farmers who have been ty photo, will always bring up pleasant have been killed during the week the II. I.. Dunn, afform er resident, is in waiting for moisture to make plowing memories' in the minds o f your season has t>een open. There are re the city again. pMaible. friends snd relatives. You ran get ports that many hens are being killed Mra. C. W. Caldwell is attending the them only at 24 North Sixth. Alta King has moved his law office and left in the fields. Only the roos- convention of Woman’s Clubs at Hood into the building across the street Dr. and Mrs. Fred Coons o f Indiana tem may he slaughtered, according to Kivcr as a delegate from here. from his former otlicc. spent Thursday at the J. B. Simeral the game laws. Potato forks, potato hooks, p otato; home. They were on their way to K irel F ir e ' Kirs! That cry will diggers: Swcngel Hardware Co. California and made the trip by auto Masher Gets His. never cause the cold shivers to run Boone Shortridge returned Monday mobile. There ia one would-be masher and down your back if you talk with M et to his Douglas County mine. Anything you can think o f in hard fresh young fellow in Klamath Falls calf about insurance. The interpretation o f The Shepherd ware at Sw engel’a. who will he sure that the next girl he A -laughter was born last Thursday o f the Hills al the Baptist Church Fri accoata on the street is not talking to A. Doolittle, who had been «(tending to Mr. and Mrs. Itcrt Burrows. day was largely attended and well re several daya with hia daughter, Mrs. a husky relative. ceived. Tuesday evening a young man was K. W. Hedgepath at Dixonville, re standing on the street talking to his Good team for sale. Inquire at turned Friday afternoon. niece, who is an attractive young ranch H miles south on Coast Fork. C. Proof o f labor for miners for sale by lady. Aa he passed a would-be masher, C. Gillham, Cottage Grove. o 9-23| k I The Sentinel. although a stranger to her, sa id : Mrs. Kva Craven Wheeler gave a Lucas A very Alden, son o f H. F. "H e llo , kid.” He no sooner got the ANO REPAIR WORK recital in the Christian Church Satur Alden, won third prize in the class C words out o f his mouth than the uncle day evening and addressed the union LOCATED ON W E S T SIDE t.aby contest at the county fair. squared off and almost put him to tem(>ersncu meeting Sunday evening. Talk with M etcalf when you want sleep with a right hook to the jaw. Mr. ami Mra. J. B. Lewis returned A daughter was born Sept. .'Ml to Mr. And the uncle did not stop at one jab Sunday from a visit down the valley. insurance o f any kind. and Mrs. Steve Tonnle at Divide. at the masher but continued to land on Mrs. Jessie Hounds and son Frank You live longer—and your family him as fast as he could get to hia feet. O-Cedar mops : Swungel Hardware. w ill be left happier when you die—if motored up from Kugene Saturday When he was tired of hammering the Mrs. Mary Smith has as her guests you talk with M etcalf about life insur spending the day with Mrs. Lucy H ol "s p o rt” the uncle then allowed the from Baldwin, III., her mother, Mrs. land. ance. young “ lady k iller” to slink away with Itachael Short, and her brother and his Cheater Baker o f Portland visited Ken ■ While you’ re looking at the pictures an admonition not to do it again.— wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Short and at The Arcade you’ re not buying candy Klamath Fails Northwestern. Sanford Sunday and Monday, their two daughters, Margaret and for your sweetheart. A girl can eat a H. V. Gray has been here from Klaie. They arrived Friday and will lot o f candy in an hour. Save money At the Salem state fair, which has probably remain all winter, coming Florence during the past week. by taking her to the pictures. just closed, the most prosperous session Singer Sewing Machines needles, oil here later to reside if they are pleased. The C. W. Caldwell ami S. E. Me- ever held, Douglas County took first Phone Karl K. Mills, Mrs. Coon w ill hold Circles Tuesdays ami repairs. Gavran families returned Sunday from prize for the best county display, forc 132Y. sl7tf snd Fridays H p.m. at Thompson Hotel, their trip to the state fair. ing Benton County, five times winner rooms fi and 6. Messages and quoa- Mra. W. II. Small and daughter, Mrs. Ora Read Hemenway w ill be in o f the annual contest, to take second tions answered. Headings daily. A d Miss Nancy Small, were in from Lon the city Tuesday afternoons snd even place. The decision was a very close vice on business. ol-Hpd don Friday. ings during the winter to give lessons one, the judge having been for some Mrs. J. W. Harris o f Kugene is visit Mr*. W. N. Wheeler returned Tues in dramatic reading. ol-22c ing her father and mother, Uncle Jim day night o f last week from a visit of Ira Randall and fam ily left Sunday ami Aunt M illy Shortridge. •is months at M ill City. for Montour, lows. Miss Kuss o f the high school faculty, Conkey'a Fly Knocker, best on the Mrs. L. R. Bailey o f Drain was in went to Corvallis Friday to spend the market, for sale at Sterling Feed Co.’a the city last week. Store. week eml with her parents there. Your teeth are one o f the most im C. K. Darr.ewood arrived Thursday portant items in making a good appear from Sumpter and has resumed his O-CEDAR MOPS studies at the high achool. He says ance. Those whose success depends up the regular weekly visits o f The Senti on making a good impresión on people O-CEDAR POLISH not afford to have unwashed or de O-CED AR DUSTERS nel were anxiously looked forward to can while he was located about a thousand cayed teeth. See Dr. Ingram. JO E B A K ER General Blacksmith $ 1000 . Gildersleve home. Silk Creek. C. K. Kldrige to Oscar S. Woodard— Tract sees. 16, 21, tp. 21 S. R 3 W, $176. o8tf GOOD M ILCH COWS FOR S A L E , Jersey and Durham strains. Inquire Beidler Brothers'at Curnn ranch.o8tf Nyrum Sherman et ux to S. G. Long — Lots 9 and 10, blk. 2, Cooper & RanJ T W E N T Y PIG S FOR S A LK . 1N- dall’ s addition to Cottage Grove, $10. quire o f John Hull, two miles south Daniel M. Baker et ux to Gilbert L. o f Cottage Grove. o ltfc Shortridge et ux—1 acre in J. 1. Jones' T E N T FOR R E N T. — 123 SEN LIN E L. addition to Cottage Grove, $100. D. J. Gover et ux to W. C. Billings FOR S A L E OR R E N T .- L O T 6. L A N - el ux—Tract in sec. 33, tp. 20 S. R 3 dess acreage, containing 1| acres, W. $100. price $1,600. Inquire o f S. W. Riggs, Lulu Knowlton et vir to Matthew Cottage Grove, or G. W. Hubbard, Guering -Lot 6, blk. 1 Georgetown part Falls City, Ore. May22tf of Cottage Grove, $600. FOR R E N T K E N T .-71 a A C R E RANCH, A fte r several years o f litigation in T O mile from postoffice, good residence, volving claims in the Siletz country, barn, windmill, all under cultivation. the announcement has just been made Apply Sentinel. ol-15pd that the settlers have finally been vic torious and that patents to the land will immediately be issued by the government. With all uncertainty as to the future removed development will certainly proceed with great speed. The railroads have long been anxious to tap that rich timber section, and they are now free to go ahead with the work. Spriggs Bros. Blacksmiths A dvertising pays— in The Sentinel. Notice. 'lorn Aw brey wishes to announce to his insurance patrons that while absent during the next few weeks all matters o f insurance requiring attention wil receive prompt attention by applying to Veatch & Spencer. m22tf Henry A. Johnston, a business man o f L ’ Anse, Mich., w rites: “ For years, Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds has been our fam ily medicine. We give it to our children, who like it on account o f its pleasant taste. It is a safe cure for coughs and colds.” It contains no opiates. For sale by all dealers everywhere. Horse Shoeing and General Repairing Work Sixth Street Dear Main Phone 40 Tw o Best Combination Offers K INTER PHONE a BROS. N u r-C C D miles from nowhere. Something every night. O. M. Kern has presented the public moving at The Arcade library with a set o f encyclopedias. Mrs. G. M. Scott spent the week end The Goat, Cottage G rove’s socialist visiting in Kugene. paper, has been consolidated with The Expert dressmaking done promptly. Alliance, form erly published at Mil- Mra. Pet Sanford. m23tf waukie, Ore. The consolidated papers II. O. Nightingale was ia the city will be published here. several daya this week on his return Mrs. L. F. Orpurd returned Monday An oil stove Is just the thing when to Lorane from Spokane where he had from Kugene where she spent a few your wood is wet. Let Swengel sell been since July. days with her daughter. Mrs. Chas. you a wick less. No dirt or odor. High power Savage rifles, the kind Cochran. Victor Chambers, Koscoe and N ellie that get the game, are sold by the Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. Hemenway went to Kugene Saturday Swengel Hardware Co. M aggie Martin came up from Creawell where they saw the pushball contest F. C. Coffman, John Barker, Chas. Friday and stayed over Sunday as between the freshmen and 'sophomores Heals, Otto Michel and son spent a gueaU o f the Curtis and Hamilton o f the University o f Oregon. The lioy* ! number o f days last week hunting on Veatch families. were guests o f the Sigma Nu fra- . Mosby Creek above the J. D. Parmer Builders’ hardware and carpenter ternity. place. It isn't our fault if your aren’ t good looking, but we ran improve some what on what Nature le ft lacking. Armstrong Studio, 24 North Sixth, for •juality photos. tools thut are fully warranted can al Look in Madsen's window for the ways be fdund at the big hardware fountain |>ens. The newest thing in a atore. Swcngel carries a big stock o f guaranteed non-leaker. a l7 tf! rapidly moving goods. Thos. Medley came up from Kugene W. P. Tucker was down from Tan Friday ami spent a few days with hia gent the Ural o f the week on business. relatives here. Continued re|ietition on the part o f advertisers w ill impress a point on the minds o f the readers. How many would be calling The Sentinel the live wire i f they hadn't aeen the connection made but once. 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