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bO-lb. sack fine dairy salt for 60c at Sterling's. Çfclgg of tfrr C^orntt Many Matters o f M ore than Passing Moment Any item In these colum n« containing on tha laat Una th ereo f the mark |. .f, 1« paid advertising. ( This announcement la made in compliance with the postal regulations.) C Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher and Mrs. L. M. Shepardson leave shortly for Medford where they will make their home. They will bs joined later by Mrs. Hoxie. Mrs John Barker spent Sunday in Eugens. Dr. Demurest, Dentist. K err A Silsby’a Store. Lime-sulphur spray and spray pumps I'hillip Hohl was in SprinKtielil last week considering the possibilities o f are now being sold in big quantities by enlarging (¡surge Hold's blacksmith the Swengel Hardware. shop and putting in an up-to-date ma C. J. Kern le ft this morning to at chine shop. tend a convention at San Francisco. Flows, harrows, farm implements No girl wants a beau who won't take are sold by the Hwengel Hardware her to the big Hallowe'en dance by the .Military club. Company. Mrs. M. C. Cochran has been quite The Dunbar quartet, the first num seriously ill during the past week. ber on the lyceum course at The A r Special sale o f Itrilliunt Cut (Hass. cade. made a hit before a large au See the unusual display in Madson'a win dience Saturday evening. DR. FRANC LIICILE HARD the optician will be at the residence o f Mr. Lee Roy Woods all day Sat urday the first. Any one wishing their eyes carefully tested can call. It will be bout to arrange appoint ments with Mr. Woods. Russell was in was in Eugene Pure White Flour can’ t be beaten. Every sack is guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded. Sterling Feed Co. C. P. Bishop is in Eugene for a few daya. m23tf Chas. Bruneau has returned from Mrs. Pet Sanford. Seattle where he was called by the School has been closed this week sudden illness o f a sister. while the teachers have been attending Sunday entertainment in keeping the institute at Eugene. with the day. The Arcade. C. A. Bartell’a experience in prepar ing a month ahead for Oregon Apple Day, as published in The Sentinel last Dr. F. L. Ingram writes from Port week has resulted in his gettin g josh land that his offices here will be open ing letters and postal cards from all for business November 8. u29 over the West. Blue Mountain. I 1 More bargains at this sale than ever heard of before. convince you our prices are right. i t t HARMS & LOCKWOOD Post Office Block General Blacksmith big military dance at Tin* Armory H al lowe'en night. A number from here attended the meeting o f Royal Neighbors in Eugene Wednesday. Cut glass nt cut prices. Appropriate for gifts at Yuletide or any other time. Lay it way a supply for gifts during th<- yeur. N ever such a sale before. Never such a sale again. Ismk at Madsen's windows. O-CEDAR MOPS O-CEDAR POLISH O-CEDAR DUSTERS K IN T E R PH O N E S BROS. NUF-CCD A lbert C. Anderson returned Thurs day from Montana, where he spent the summer on s claim. He says The Sen tinel arrived every week and was as eagerly looked for an a long lost brother. Wanted.—500 adults to call at the Rexall Store. Each to get free a 1914 Rexall weather chart calendar. The Modern Pharmacy IS the Rexall Store. o29tf Elmer Spencer waa up from the U. o f O, over Sunday. Dry foot oil keeps the wst out and the dry in. G off’ s Shoe Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomason left Monday for Koseburg, where Mr. Thom ason has a position looking after kthe orchards o f the Harding Land Co. Unless you ice it you can not realize tbe beauty and brilliancy of the cut glnss which goes on sale at half price at Mad sen's Nov. 3. fourth Fridays of the month at Masonic Hall, Pacific Highw ay: N ext meeting Nov. 14. Ballot ing. W ANT ADS DAYLIGHT ROBBERY AT ANLAUF FOR S A L E .-S E C O N D H A N D DROP head sewing machine, good as new, at a great bargain. See Karl K. Mills. A bold daylight robbery and a quick Geo. Lea is spending a few days at home having returned from Lincoln capture o f the yeggm en occurred at COWS FOR S A LE . F IN E J E R S E Y County where he has had charge o f the Anlauf Monday afternoon. While Mrs. stock. 307 Quincy St., City. o29pd construction o f a water works system. Robert Anlauf, postmistress, was at FOR S A L E .-T H O R O U G H B R E D PO- The greatest sale o f its kind in the dinner, two young men who had been land China pigs and Spitz pupa. H. history of Cottagt Grove starts at Mad loitering around, entered the poetoffice F. Gibler, Saginaw, Ore. Phone sen's Nov. 3 and lasts one month. Goods by prying open a window, took the 9F1-1. o29-n5pd wiii move rapidly at the half price at stampe, a small amount o f change, which they are offered. It will stand you in hand to mnke your selections j postal cards, registered mail and some GOOD M IL C H COWS FOR S A LE , other letters and made their escape to Jersey and Durham strains. Inquire early. Beidler Brothersjat Currin ranch.oHtf Mrs. Addie Starr o f Salem is the the south. The Anlauf home is about guest o f Mrs. C. H. VanDenburg and 160 yards away and the only one in the T W E N T Y PIG S FOR S A L E . IN - vicinity. The poatmistreaa, thinking Mrs. J. i. Jones. quire o f John Hull, two miles south she heard a mysterious noise, made an Tree spray: Swengel Hardware. o f Cottage Grove. o ltfc investigation and found the robbers at Miss Mary Bartels spent Sunday in work. She was alone and unarmed and W A N T E D TO T R A D E . -42* ACRES Eugene. there waa not sufficient time to sum half m ile from Lebanon, 30 acre* in Fire I F ir e ’ Fire I That cry will mon help, so she hid herself and as clover, balance plowed for clover in never cause the cold shivers to run soon as the thieves departed, notified spring, 8-room house, good as new, down your back i f you talk with M et the agent at Comstock, who imme good out buildings, hot and cold ca lf about insurance. diately sent a posse a fter the men. A w ater in house, wind mill and tank, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hendricks and speeder on which D. C. Wallace and lota o f fru it and berries. W ill trade Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bristow o f Eu Leater Brant were returning to Cot for farm near Cottage Grove. Value gene visitad friends and re la tive « here tage Grove from a trip down the line, $9,600. Address J. E. Nichols, L eb waa pressed into service, Clarence An- Sunday. anon, Ora. ol5-29pd Soon Captured by Posse and Lodged in jail. I: * Y x t Main St., Bet. 5th and 6th | A Hearty Appetite A Juicy Roast or Steak A Great Combination Get the first yourself and the latter at— C it y M e a t M a r k e t B A R T E L S & ERN EST, Props. .'.. m -- x ~:~ x ~ x ~ x -- x --X“X--:- x ~ x ~ x k -- x ~ x k -** x 4 k ~ x < k ~ x 4» x ~ x k ~ x ~ x ~:- is nut generally detected by the naked eye and the grower therefore often re mains in ignorance o f his loss.” The pest attacks all floral and vege table bulbs and is regarded us highly danagerous. In view o f this the depart- ■ tnent urges that all infected plants be sent to it for microscopical examination. NEW CHAMP HEN LAYS 285 EGGS IN YEAR College Bred Biddy May Yet Reach 300 Batting Average for 1913. Another Oregon Agricultural College hen. known to the scientific world as <’521. has broken the former world's record o f 2*2 eggs and promise to rob C o tta g e Grove Chapter No. 4, 0 . E. her sister hen o f this institution of her recently acquired championship S* Regular meetings second and honors. This biddy laid her 285th egg C. J, Chandler o f Saginaw suffered a severe injury to one o f his hands yesterday afternoon while employed in one o f the saw mills at Coburg. How the accident happened has not yet been learned, but it is understood the hand Chas. Beala and Peabody Atkinson was split wide open. It was at first thought amputation would be neces are in Portland. Advertisements in this department Our big ad. in the Saturday Evening sary, but it is now thought the hand 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line. Post o f Nov. 8 w ill tell you about ! can be saved. Mrs. Chandler went to Symphony Lawn and Illuminated Crest Eugene last night to attend her hus FOR K E N T Stationery. These can be had only at band. He has been taken to the city the Kexall Store. Watch our windows hoepital there. FOR R E N T .- 6 ROOM HOU SE ON too and we w ill show you the goods. W est Main; large porches; south fac The Modern Pharmacy IS the Kexall. ing. Joe Miller, 7th and Adams. Store. o29n6 ______ FOR S A L K OK T R A D E Mrs. Marion Veatch and son Roy F I V E - PA S S E N G E R A U T O T O Neal are up from Eugene visitin g Mrs. trade fo r lumber, wood or posts. Veatch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jaa. R. H. Parsons, Creswell, Ore. o29tf Ostrander. Robbers Rifle Poatofflce but are Good moving pictures beat a poor show. We have the former. The Arcade. A call will ? JO E B A K E R Dr. C. E. Frost was in Eugene Mon Victor Chambers, Frank Brumbaugh day. am) Ceorge Matthews are spending the Roof paint and ready moling sold by week hunting on the Hiuslaw. the Swengel Hardware Store w ill fix The greatest bull of the season. The it. t Remember the Date, Wednesday, October 27 TYLENCHUS DEVASTATE! LO THE POOR ONION AND ITS DEVOTEES HAND IS SPLIT OPEN AT SAW IL L Y T lauf and H. C. Burns being added to the party. The robber« were over taken at Leona and made no resistance. A ll the plunder waa recovered with the poaaible exception o f a few letters not thought to be o f value. The sheriff Forty acres good timber close in. John F. Woodard waa in Eugene last up Mosby Creek brought in a buck waa notified and has taken tbe men to deer Monday. W ill cut a thousand cords o f wood. Wednesday on business. Portland to be dealt with by the fed Cood house and barn on the place. School is suspended for one week on eral authorities. Get one o f those "so-easy-to-fix" account o f the teachers’ institute W ill sell on terms or exchange for Red Jacket force pum|>a from the which is being held at Eugene. town property. Ask John F. Woodard. Swengel Hardware Store. Braaa cy Oaklev McGuire went to Cottage Bud Shortridge, J. C. Lew is, C. L. linder and glass valve. Grove Monday. Shortridge and J. W. Thorne were In Miaa Leah Perkins and Melvin Jordan Mrs. H. H. Kibby was in the Grove Kugene Friday on circuit court busi Monday. spent Sunday here. ness. A relative in some far away state A number o f young people from here Kvoryone wishes to be entertained in would greatly enjoy a visit from you at attended the birthday party at John Washington, Lovers of beefsteaks and You cau come pretty Schillings Monday evening. a refined manner. Something new and Christmas time. onions were startled today when the de integrating every night at The Arcade. near filling the wisli by sending one of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Lew is were lis rtinent o f agriculture announced that Armstrong's life like quality photos, se Grove visitors Tuesday. the tylenehus devastating had invaded the cured at ‘¿ 4 North Sixth. Rev. Cobb w ill preach at the Blue Supt. J. E. Duntun was appoirted Mountain Church Sunday at 7 :30 p. m. United States and the future of the onion industry was in jeopardy. The in by County Supt. E. J. Moore as a vader with tbe imposing name is known member o f the committee on resolu also us the onion eelworm. Hitherto it Lorane. tions which is to report to the institute Oct. 28 —(Special to The Sentinel.) has confined its operations to Europe, Australia, where it has today. —The ladiee o f the aid society realized Afriea and AN D REPAIR W O R K $9 profit from their pie social Friday wreaked havoc, hut now' it has made its I test of music and no rowdyism night. appearance in this country. LOCATED ON WEST SIDE II I The tile log Hallowe'en dunce by the Mill The government experts, in warning J. Kunk made a trip to Cottage fury club. Bet your lassie and Is- there. the growers o f onions, did not minimize Grove Monday. J. P. Graham returned yesterday James W alter spent Friday in Eu Elmer Crowe's traction engine is the gravity of • the appearance here of It seems impervious to from a trip to Bohemia. He had been hauling the big twenty-four inch fur the eelworm. gene. row plow, which is being used to clear chemical remedies that have been tried doing assessment work in the Oglesby- Mazda electric lamps sold by the for its eradication and the eggs o f the up Geo. Sanderson’s swale. insect, the experts reelare, will survive Swengel Hardware Store give three Graham group on Sharp's Creek. Mrs. Wm. Auld made a trip to Cot two yeurs o f complete dryness. L et the children play in the rain. tage Grove Tuesday. limes as much light as the old style "T h e worms are seldom over one- Use a little Dri-Foot, for aale by Goff, lamp. The basket ball team has fitted up ,twentieth o f an inch long." says the de the ahoe doctor. the Grange hall as a gymnasium, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crotr visiter) Mr. partment experts, "and are very slender James Atkiuson and C. A . Bartell played the first practice game last and transparent, so that their presence and Mrs. F. H. Cook in Yoncalla last Saturday evening. hunted bear at London thia week. week. Your teeth are one o f the most im portant itema in making a good appear ance. Thoae whose aucceaa depends up on making a good impresion on people can not afford to have unwaahed or de cayed teeth. See Dr. Ingram. Y Also our large line of Manhattan Hair Goods, Combs, Barettes, Etc. £ at a bargain. Can match any shade of hair desired. Oct. 29.—(Special to The Sentinel.) — Mr. and Mrs. W ill Jones form erly o f this place, visited old friends and ac quaintances the latter part o f last week. Butte Mooney returned home Mon day. Something extraordinary, something Dewey Watson, a form er resident, Finley Whippe and Bona Patten were astonishing snd striking in the slashed visited in the eity during the paat sale o f cut glass at Madsen’s which in the Grove Saturday on business. week. starts October .'I and continues .‘H> days. John Barker who has been hunting Itrilliunt Cut (¡lass, prices slushed in two and sometimes more. The greatest sale o f its kind ever iliiillgiirnted in C ot tage drove. Buy some pretty pieces fur Christmas presents. Sale aturtes Nov. .'t and continues .'Ml days, provid ing the stock lusts that long. See the display at Mudsi n's. Y Trimmed Hats, Untrimmed Shapes, Feathers | Ribbons, Etc., Etc. Y Heating stoves: Swengel Hardware. Knowles t We will sell regardless of cost our complete line of Eugene No ragging and no rough stuff at the big Hallowe'en night dance at the A r means getting presents early enough so mory. that there ured be no rush on the part A. H. King made a businesa trip to of anyone. Now is none too early to pose Eugene Monday. for those pictures at Armstrong's, 24 North Sixth. Expert dressmaking done promptly. Mrs. Andrew Brund returned last week from a visit with her parents at Brownsville. Wed. October Office over rr>9tf Big M ilitary dance at the Armory Hallowe'en night. The best of music. Mrs. M. Tuesday. X Y B E G IN N IN G F. J. Hard o f Kugene is in the eity on business. He brought with him from Kugene Tuesday a crew o f 12 men with whom he will augment the pres ent crew st work on his mining prop erties. dow. Iteginx November .'I and continues George h II .'HI days. Tuesday. Subscription prices o f nearly leading magazines advance beginning Mrs. Kay Trask has been in Portland Nov. 10. We take subscriptions for this week. any publication and can give you best Talk with M etcalf when you want clubbing prices, I,et us have your or insurance of any kind. ders now. We are district agents for W. W. Cochran is down from Bo the Saturday Evening l ’ost and Ladies hemia. Home Journal. The Modern Fharmacy TbougbtfulneNM in t'biratumM giving IS the Kexall Store. o2ytf MILLINERY SALEH Tbe moat musical laughter falls fla t ! when it sxhibits a set o f bad teeth i See Dr. Ingram. s lltf several days ago and had 20 daya more before her full year is up. She appears to be in good condition and has been lay ing steadily for some time. It is even possible that she may pass the 300 mark. The new contender is one o f the flock o f 50 which is averaging more than 200 eggs a hen and which includes the world’s champion. “ Like the champion, this new con tender is nqt a pure-bred within the meaning o f the fanciers' standard of perfection.” says Professor Dryden. “ but she is a pure-bred egg layer, pro duced from several generations o f good layers. These two hens are o f similar breeding, but not closely related. Both hens were kept in the same yard throughout the year and had the same care. There are other high layers in the same yard and the encouraging fea ture o f it is that they all have an an cestry o f good layers.” The present world’s champion since completing her record o f 2S2 eggs on October 15. has continued to lay every day. Clothes D o N o t A lw ays Make the M a n but they Often Make a M a n Successful , To prove this, I want you to come and lock over my line of new samples and select what is best suited to you and I will make you a suit that will fit you and which will make you satisfied with yourself and a joy to your friends. i I also carry a fine line of overcoatings from $22.50 and up. Orders taken for the Reliance Raincoats, the best that are made from $10.00 and up. i F. C. REFFUNG, The Tailor i MAIN STREET, NEAR THE BRIDGE t T he value of a paper’s advertising is gauged by the num ber of people it reaches. No other paper reaches more than a quarter as many C ottage Grove people as does The Sentinel. Within a 15 mile circle around IM P E R IA L there are now several hundred prosperous farme. raising enormous crops of wheat, rye, barley, oats, potatoes, vegetables, etc. Poultry raising is also highly successful. Three large stock ranches, owning several thousand horses and cattle are also in this circle. IM P E R IA L is now the trading point and will soon be the shipping point (the rail roads are now building) for the products from thousands o f acres surrounding it.
