Cottage Grove sentinel., January 14, 1914, Image 7

T h e m ili ti a bo ys r e t u r n e d T h u rs d a y
n ig h t from th e i r se rv ic e a t Copperfield.
C fc lg g o f % C fcnun
C. K. H te w a rt an d K lbert Beile at
ten d ed th e get to g e tb e r b a n q u e t in
Creew ell H atu rd ay .
Many M atters o f More than Passing Moment
F u r s w h ite flour c a n ' t be b eaten.
E v ery enck is g u n rn n te e d to s a t i s f y or
m ousy re fu n d e d .
H terling Feed Co.
An, Item In i I w m column* containing on Iha laat lino th»r#of Iho
mark |. ,|, I* paid advertising. | This announcement la made in
compliance with the postal regulations.!
C
Mr*. Merle Hcovell is a believ er in the
efficacy o f M entirei w ent ads. h a v in g
found a lost purs* by t h a t m ethod.
F. K. D unn, t r a v e l i n g fr e ig h t ageut
for th e H. I'., was in th e c ity F n d n y .
r
D avid Origg* tv m t to Kugene Mnu
iluy »ml whlli’ tk e r e purchueud mi Airi'
ilttln tr r r l v r pup fur hi* aiunll mm.
Dr. an d Mrs. D. I.. Woods r e t u r n e d
Humlay e v e n in g from a tr ip to I'o rtlu u d
Mrs. K ditb Hill Hooker, s t a t e presi
Mr. mul Mr*. Ituy Hlmrt apimt *ev«ru1 «lent o f th e W. C. T. If., v is it e d ou Mon
iluya o f th e wt*«k w ith frumil» In Yon day n ig h t w ith Mr*. I.#e Itoy Wood*
co un ty p re s id e n t, c o n f e r r in g on co u n ty
riillu mul D ralu.
Hoo au aie ty ilo tln< Arguntliin tan g o wurk.
ami tin« h caitatio u w alla at thi< An-mh«
Tlm railay, F r i d a y mul H aturilay. Ik
ami 10c.
Thi« Kunaua so ciety will holil Us avnil
miniial ri’iinlon J a n u a r y 29.
Mias M a r th a S c h n e id e r o f K lu m ath
Fulls, who hua been v is itin g relative*
hi«ri« will spen d a sh o rt linn« w ith rein
live* am i friend* in l^iraui« In«fur«* run
tiniiiu g on h«r way to I'u rtlam l.
RANGES, COOK STOVES
HEATERS
A Largo Aaaortmcnt
KINTER
BROS.
HOUSE F U S N ItH t R «
PHONE O
NU S-C ED
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Kvnry f a r m e r ahoulil h av e
mail I m i i , w a te r p ro o f ; sold
Hwengel H a rd w a r e .
a ru ral
by th e
Mr*. A. I.. /.ni-hnria* will leav e this
a f t e r n o o n *»r Wet more, Kan*., s t r u m
p u m n g th e Inidy o f her g r a n d m o th e r
Mrs. M orris, who d ied Monday.
T he so ciety ta n g o an d h e s ita tio n
w altz in not) feet o f film, in a d d itio n
to th e r e g u la r reels, a t th e A rcade
T h u rs d a y , F r i d a y an d H aturday.
Mr. ami Mrs. F re d AITolter le ft e arly
th is m o r n i n g for th e i r uew home in
Doty, Waab.
Mia* Mildred W a lk e r left th is morn
ing for mi e z te m le d visit in F resn o
Calif.
F o rt y acrea good ti m b e r d o s e in. Will
c u t a th o u s a n d co rds o f wood.
Good
house a n d b a r o no th e place. Will sell
ou term* or e s c h a n g e for to w n p r o p e r ty
Aak J o h n F. W oodard.
T he c h ap el car o f th e C ath o lic church
which sto p p ed here s o m e tim e, is now
at D ivide, w here a new mission is be
ing eatnb liah rd. F a t h e r K au e o f th e
church a r r iv e d y e s t e r d a y from C o rtland
and will p re p a r e th e c a r for p e rm a n e n t
use. He will d e d ic a te th e miaaiun at
D ivide w ith serv ices a t 10 o 'c lo c k Hun
day m o rnin g. All a re in v i te d to theae
services. F a t h e r K an e has th e re p u ta
tiou uf b ein g a very a b le *|>eaker.
T h e t a n g o an d th e h e sita tio n w altz
in th e A rcade m ovies T h u rs d a y , F rid a y
an d Huturduy. 5c und 10c.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. F. K llio tt were in
th e c ity d u r i n g th e p a st week.
Mr.
K lliott is pu rt o w n er uf the Kees Wal
lare Co.
T h e G re a te s t
C om p lim en t E v e r F nid -
— n C o tta g e G rove — —
------P h o to g r a p h e r ---------—
---- W as th e I 'u b l ic a t io o —
in th e J a n u a r y Issue o f -
— T he I n la n d P r i n t e r —
o f A rm s tro n g ’* “ M a t e r n it y ” ■
P h o t o g r a p h —Hee t h e -------
M agazin e in Hhow Case
— C o rner o f Main and —
—— H izth H treets -------
T re e Hprny nnd Kprny Pump* sold by
Hwrffgol H a r d w a r e Co.
Kpriggs Bros, moved th e i r black
sm ith shop T h u r s d a y in to th e i r com
modioua new q u a r t e r s s t H iztb and
W a sh in g to n , n e z t to th e i r fo r m e r loea
tion.
T h is w et w e a th e r m ak es sick shoes.
T a k e th e m to Dr. Goff, th e shoe c h ir o ­
p ra c to r. Hure c u re or no pay .
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O liv er I'lowa; Hwengel H a r d w a r e .
('ban. H arlow was up from th e O. A.
Miss A lm a Hear* re tu rn e d H aturdny
Mr*. 0 . H. H a w k i n s left F r i d a y for C. o v e r th e w e e k e n d .
e v e n in g from Creaw ell where she had
a v isit to h e r d a u g h te r , Miss D aisy, in
In h u lf an ho ur fire m ay d e s tro y y o u r
been fo r th e p ast tw o week* c a r i n g for
Halem.
humc, w ith all y o u r valuables, and leave
Mrs. Ann Hears, who has been q u it e ill
I t will not t a k e th r e e
J . H. Hpriggs baa been suffering se you s tra n d e d .
I t ' s alm ost a p leas u re to h a v e teeth
verely w ith rh e u m a tism d u r i n g th e past m in u tes to tell M e t c a lf you w a n f a p o l­
pulled when it is d o ne ao abso lu tely
icy to p ro te c t you.
couple weeks.
w ith o u t pain. Her l>r. Ing ram .
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Mrs. G. B. P i t c h e r r e t u r n e d M onday
F ire, hail, rain . You should p ro t e c t
Mias t ’h ern e Miller, one o f th e in
w ith M etcalf. H e ’ll i z you o u t w ith from a visit a t Ilisston.
s t r u c t o r s a t th e I'a t r o n T e a rh e ra ’ in
a n y t h i n g in th e in s u ra n c e line
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Levi Geer w as in from Ixisd on Mon
s t it u te , was th e gueat o f H upervisor and
J . F . S p r a y was in B row nsv ille on day.
Mrs. H tahlraan o v e r H a tu rd a y a n d Hun
business e n e d a y last week.
K z p e r t D re s s m a k in g don e p ro m p tly .
day.
Mrs.
P e t Hanford.
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T. M. Douk has been suffering d u rin g
th e past s e v e r a l w eeks w ith a dislocated
C. A. B a rte ll r e t u r n e d last night from
k nee cap a n d a spell o f sick n ess whiek a tr ip in to Bohemia.
followed.
Karl H e c k a r t r e t u r n e d y e s t e r d a y from
No one should t a k e a c h an ce of leav­ Kugene, w here he had been n u rs in g an
ing loved on es in w a n t a f t e r d e a th in ju re d foot.
A N D REPAIR WORK
M e tc a lf c a n flz yo u up so th e r e will be
T he post office a d v e r t is e s th e fo llo w ­
LOCATED ON WEST SIDE no chance.
ing le t te r s un called f o r d u r i n g the week
JO E B A K E R
General Blacksmith
l.ueile H tahlm an, th e little Uve y e a r
old d a u g h t e r o f Mr. and Mrs. C. It
H tah lm an g a v e a v ery pleasing recita
lion a t th e in s t i t u t e H atu rday .
T h e l . a d i e a ’ Aid o f th e P r e s b y te r i a n
church will hold an all d a y m a r k e t o f
‘ • g o o d i e s ’ ' a t K e r r A Hilaby'a H atur
day.
JH c.
Mrs. J. A. C ard w ell le f t T u e sd a y for
A tw a te r , C alif., fo r an eztende-1 visit
w ith her siste r.
Mias Della C ard w ell left Hunday for
a v isit o f fo u r or five m o n th s in A urora.
A ch an ce to see w h at y o u ’ve been
w a n tin g to see. T hu A rg e n tin e tan g o ,
an d th e fam o u s h e s ita tio n w a its s t th e
A rcade T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y an d H a tu rd a y
for Sc an d 10c.
Kev. K. M. Ilro ad b o o k s and K rv. <\
M. C obb a t t e n d e d th e Hundny Hr bool
Mr. an d Mrs. V. N. F ields h a v e gone
i n s t i t u t e a t D o r m a H atu rd ay .
to C o rtla n d to m a k e th e i r home for an
Kev. H. W. D av is o f E ugene w as in in defin ite period.
th e c ity Inst week.
Mrs. I.. M. H a r d i n g of W a lk e r was
A m erican Field F en ce, th e g enu ine in th e c ity T h u rs d a y .
J . U. Mors* w as in Kugene W ednes
full w e ig h t wire, is sold by th e Hwen
d ay .
g I H a r d w a r e Htore.
0 . K. H te w a rt w as in th e co u n ty se a t
se v e ra l d a y s last week.
Good Jersey Milk delivered
at 7c per quart. S w e e t
cream delivered at 15c per
p int J. D. Anderson, ’phone
17-F13. j7-2Hc
Misses Allele an d In ez W h ite h a v e re
tu r n e d from th e i r t r i p to C a lifo rn ia
While a w a y th e y v iaited th e w in te r re
aorta in H outhern C a lifo rn ia an d spen t
some tim e in Han F rn n r isr o .
D ry foo t oil k eeps th e w e t o u t an d
th e d r y in. G o ff's Hhoe H o sp ital.
J . H. C a llah an a r r iv e d last week an d
jo in ed his w ife who has beeu v iaitin g
for some tim e a t th e home o f her p a r
en ts,
Mr. an d
Mrs. W. C. J o h n s o n .
T h ey will r e t u r n to th e i r home in l ’ort
land in th e n e a r fu tu re .
Mrs. A nn Hears has been q u it e ill at
her home in Creawell fo r th e p a st tw o
weeks, b u t is im p ro v in g at presen t.
B u i l d e r s ’ H a r d w a r e nnd B uild in g
In th e a n n u a l elec tio n M onday, 1‘rof.
M a te ria l sold by th e Hwengel H a r d w a r e
I'nul Bond o f th e local high school fa
c u lty w as a d v a n c e d from th e ra n k o f Htore wilt a lw a y s g iv e you sa tia fa e tiu n .
flrat li e u te n a n t o f Herond Co., C. A. K., All th e i r tools an d « u tle ry fu lly w a r ­
<>. N. O., a t K ugene, to th e r a n k o f ra n t e d an d d e f e c t iv e piecee f r e e ly r e ­
placed.
c a p t a i n in co m m and .
Hen L u rch r e t u r n e d T u e sd a y o f laat
Dr. D em urest, D e n tis t.
Office o v er
week
from his t r ' p to Hun F ran cisco.
K e r r A H ilaby 's sto re.
rab tf
B e rt B u rro w s v is ite d
F ri d a y .
in
K oseburg
Mias V e s ta H o lt o f th e W a lk e r high
school w as in th e c it y H a tu rd a y fo r th e
p a tro n t e a c h e r s ' m eeting .
Hinger Hewing M achines, N eedles,
Oil an d re p a irs.
L ib e r a l allow an c e
m ade fo r y o u r old m ach in e.
Call up
K a rl K. Mills, p h o n e 132 Y. Demon
s t r a ti o n an d tr i a l will coat yo u n o th in g .
Mr. mul Mrs. H. K. Lewi* le ft Hundny
for an e z te n d e d v is it in C a lifo rn ia and
Arizona.
Mr. an d Mrs. H. O. T hom pson, f o r ­
m erly o f th is c it y a re now in th e mil
lin ery b u sin ess in Hpoknne.
B leeding a n d sore gum s can be cured
by Dr. I n g r a m since he Hook his post
g r a d u a t e course.
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H. J . Hhinn an d J . L. B e a t t y w ere in
Kugene t o g e t h e r H a tu rd a y on business.
R ev iv al se rv ic e s a t th e C h ris tia n
C hurch closed Hunday n ig h t w ith th e
usual Inrge a t t e n d a n c e .
B iin g in your aick shoes. N ever yet
failed to make a correct diagnosis.
Consultation free.
Office hours: All
day.
Dr. Goff.
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en d in g J a n u a r y 10: Mr. C. K. A Ben
n e tt a n d Mr. Chaa. Hall.
Loganberry Plants
$10 per Thousand
Being compelled to remove my
loganberries from my prune o r­
chard, 1 have several thousand
tips and three-year roots for sale
at one third the regular price.
O rders m ust be received within
60 days.
Stock can not be
crated at these prices. Stock
has been thoroughly tried out.
J7-13c CHAS l L BALES, Csttage Grsve
Tom Richardson Says:
Teas that tease the jaded appetite
Coffees that satisfy the craving fo r a
light stimulant
Bend your home paper to some one
in the Hast a fte r reading it. If
you know of no one, pick a name
from the paper itself and send it
there.
N othing gives such a
favorable im pression as a live
home paper.
SACRED CANTATA IS
MUSICAL TREAT
N o th in g b e tt e r in music has e v e r been
g iv en in C o tta g e G rove th a n th e song
serv ice arid sacred c a n t a t a , “ F a i t h and
P r a i s e , " at th e P r e s b y t e r i a n C hurch
H unday evenin g. T h e music w as of a
p e c u lia r s t i r r i n g q u a li ty , th e
voice*
w ere well tr a in e d an d p e r f e c tl y bar
monized. The aud ien c e which cro w d ed
th e ch urch waa kep t ten s e w ith in t e re s t
a n d ap p re c ia tio n in npp lau s seem ed to
an d a p p re c ia tio n in ap plau ae seem ed to
T h e voices were t r a in e d by Miss
E s th e r Hilaby.
T h e soloists w ere: Misses A nderson,
l/ockworel, H arm s, Hinith an d
Mrs.
G rig g s ;
Messrs.
C u rrin ,
M a tth e w s ,
H tra tto n , W hite
T h e m em bers o f the ch o ru s were:
Misses H arm s, {.oekwood, A nderson,
Hmith, l,«-u, Hilaby, Mesdame* Adams,
G riswold, Griggs, Miller, A rm cs; Messrs.
V eateh, H tratto n , A nderson, E d w ard s,
C u rrin , H a rv e y , M a tth e w s , M cC argar,
W hite.
T h e ac c o m p a n ists w ere:
Mr*. Geo.
K e r r ami Mis* N e v a Perkin*.
Extracts that add a real fla vo r icherecer used
• ‘
W e are exclusive agents in
Cottage Grove for Hill’s
famous line of Teas, Cof­
fees and Extracts. * All are
the best on the market. Cof­
fee prices range as follows:
30c, 35c, 40c, 45c
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! The Metsan Shop!
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TABLE SUPPLIES
What do you want anyway! A Sentinel classified ad. will
get it for you. What do you want! Anyway a Sentinel elassi
fied ad. will get it for you.
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS ARE
VICTORIOUS
It Is Getting Colder*
T h e tw o high school te a m s were vie
to rio u s in a dou ble h e a d e r b a s k e t b a ll
to u r n e y s t th e a rm o ry last n ig h t, the
second g i r l s ' te a m o u tc la ssin g th e first
g i r l s ’ t*um by a score o f 21 to 16 and
th e second m e n 's te a m d e f e a t i n g th e
m i l i t a r y club team 21 to fi. T h e g i r l s '
second team u n d e r th e c a p ta in c y of
M ae A rm s tro n g , who p roved to be th e
s t e l l a r p layer fo r her bun ch s p r u n g a
su r p ris e on th e first te a m by c a tc h in g
th e lee«< early an d m a i n t a i n i n g it
th r o u g h o u t.
F o r some m in u te s the
score stood im m ovable a t 17 to Id but
t h r e e field goals in th e last fo u r m i n ­
u te s o f play p u t th e m well in th e lead.
'A r li e I.an gdon is c a p ta in o f th e first
team .
If you don’t read The
T h e high school boys had th e m ili­
t a r y elub te a m helpless w ith th e i r half the news of the Cottage
g r e a t e r w eight an d b e t t e r te a m work.
T he m i li ta r y te a m suffered from th e
ab se n c e of M a r k s b u ry , who has been
out o f th e g a m e for se v e ra l d a y s and
o f H e c k a rt,w h o is n u rs in g an in ju re d
foot. T h e y also showed lack o f p r a c ­
tic e alth o u g h th e y put up a gam e fight
a t all tim es in s p ite o f th e h a n d ic a p of
c ir c u m s ta n c e s an d in th e second h a lf
held th e high school lads to seven
points.
T h e men who p lay ed w ere:
High School
M ili ta r y Club
Hmith ...............f o r w a r d ................. Griffin
Hears ................ f o r w a r d ................. C ounts
M a r tin ..................c e n t e r .................. Moore ::
Damev.-ood.............. g u a rd .............. Hprav
P o w ell .................. g u a r d
Michel
P a u l B ond r e f e r e e d th e gam e an d Bob
K arl um pired .
Better get that Overcoat soon. I have a fine
line of samples. My line of Suitings are up-
to-the-minute and reasonable in price. Come
in and look them over. First class workman­
ship at all times. Also Cleaning, Repairing
and Pressing.
F. C. REFFLING, The Tailor
MAIN STREET, NEAR THE BRIDGE
Sentinel you don’t get more than
Grove country.
Whenever You Think
T h e v alu e o f a n e w s p a p e r 'a a d v e r ­
ti s i n g is g u a g e d b y th e n u m b e r o f p e o ­
In o rd e r to place i t s goods an d prices ple it reaches. N o o t h e r p a p e r reach es
in closer co m p e titio n w ith th e c a t a ­ more t h a n one q u a r t e r as m a n y C o tta g e
logued goods an d prices *of th e large G rove people as does T h e S e n tin el.
e a s t e rn m ail o rd e r houses th e Kees W a l ­
lace Co. has ju s t issued its second cash M A R R I E D — in K ugene, J a n u a r y 8,
1914. I r a F. W ilco zen o f t h i s e i t y and
price list w hich will be s e n t th r o u g h the
Miss K ubina H chultz of Kugene.
co u n tr y . T h e boo klet is a n e a t six teen
Mr. an d Mrs. G. H. T y so n le f t T h u r s ­
p ag e affair re p r e s e n ti n g th e a rtic le s to
d a y fo r t h e i r new home in Kugene.
be fo und on sale in th e v a rio u s d e p a r t
of Floor Oil or Sweep­
ing Compound—think
of W ynne
W oods
Hardware. They sell
It.
We are selling choice city
homes, improved farms and
20 and 40 acre tracts near
town on the installment plan.
Come in and talk with us.
Fingal
Hinds
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
Butter Wraps !
100......... ....................... ..
75c
200
$1-00
.too.............. ............... $1.25
4 0 0 __________ ............... $1.50
5 0 0 .................... ____ $1.75
1000 ......... ........ ............... $3.00
Cottage Grove
Sentinel
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Cottage Grove Chapter No. 4, O. E. S.
R e g u la r
F ridays
Pacific
January
m e e tin g s second a n d fo u r th
o f th e m o n th a t M ason ic H a ll
H ig h w a y .
N ezt
m e e tin g
23.
Wynne & Woods, Hardware
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.
Lurch’s January
Clearance Sale
I WANT ADS
A dvertisem ents in this departm ent
«> 6c a line. Figure 6 words to line.
»
During the month of
January all Men’s and Boys’
Suits and Overcoats
Reduced 25 per cent.
All Ladies’ Suits and Coats
LOST— BLACK
CRUSHED
PLUSH
ca p e on J a n u a r y 2. N o t i f y S e n tin e l
fo r r e w a rd .
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L O S T — P U R 8 K C O N T A I N I N G LOCK
et, c h a in a n d $1.00. R ew ard . F in d e r
p h o n e 124-L.
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FO R 8A L B OB TR A D E
FOR
SALE — A THOROUGHBRED
J e r s e y Bull, t h r e e y e a r s old, easy
term s.
A d d ress box 17, Creswell,
O regon.
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COW AND YEARLING CALF FOB
sale. Cow will be fresh in April. The
Cates Ranch.
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FOR SALE— NEW W HITE ROTARY
Sew ing Machine; latest model, at a
bargain. See Karl K. M ills or phone
132 Y.
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FIV E PASSENGER AUTO TO TRADE
for lumber, wood or poeta.
R. H.
Parsons, Creawell ,Ors.
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Com petes W ith lf a l l O rder Houses.
m en ts o f th e b ig r a s h store, to g e th e r
w ith t h e c o rr e sp o n d in g price.
The
K e e s W a ll a c e Co. claim s t h a t its prices
nre as low as th ose o f th e m ail o rd er
houses and th n t it goes th e m one b e tt e r
by a c c e p tin g p rodu ce as cash.
The
price list w as p ro d u c e d a t T he S e n tin e l
q u a li ty p r i n t shop.
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OFF
I
L U R C H ’ S , In c .
$
x.; .