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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1914)
’ THE GOLDEN RULE STORE is offering :: Men’s heavy all wool, water proof Logger Shirts, A1 values, at from $3.75 to $5.00 Men’s and Boys’ Dress W ool Shirts, a long line to choose from, at from $1.00 to $3.00 These shirts are all made from Oregon woolens and are No. 1 values at the right price. Come and see at P o w e ll & C o . The Golden Rule Store :: :: :: Fifth and Main Streets Post Office Corner v\ V i f e ä r r Birci M i n i ÌEMWHfAUl£ARt5 aiz tin ;cu> it rtiAKts You crpw ; FOR its t«FF Ì0 PE k SHORT GUY 012 tHE GIRL'S ALL t£A5£ DIE SO. e your doalor about tba new W ( PRESENTS ó if-'* 3 Ä [ for boy» and girls that go with ! “ O lym pic" W heat Hearts "■ ■ and 1 ■ "O lym pic“ Pancake Flour j- Just the dandieet, catch- ieat, moat in te rea tin g “ new” novelties imagina ble, especially imported from Germany. P ortland Flouring M ills C o . S T E R L I N G s r 1“ * F E E D C O . O. S T E R L I N G , M ANAGER F L O L R —Hard Wheat Brands: Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay, Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran, Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats, Oil Meal. Grass Seed— all kinds constantly on hand. Olympic and Pure White Every sack Guaranteed. Poultry Feeds and Supplies. White Star. F L O U R — Soft Wheat Brand: PHONE 1711 A L L C IT Y O R D E R S D E LIV E R E D N o other paper gives you more than one-half as much news o f the Cottage G rove country as does The Sentinel. | Neighborhood News Blue Mountain. (Special to The Sentinel) Jan. It).— T. H MoUuire ia having water piped into hia house. Kufua Rawlinge wa* in Cottage Uiove Tuesday. l ’aul l.andwehr went to town Thura day. M. C. Kobbina waa in the Qrove Thursday on buaineaa. Frank Palmer o f Koaeburg viaited at |J. D. Palm er’a home Wednesday and Thuraday. Joel Palmer waa in the Grove Thura day. T. B. McGuire and Walter l-aud wehr went to Dorena Saturday. Geo. Nolta ran fence poata down Moaby Creek to Walden the laat o f the week. Geo. Dureat and Chaa. Whippa were in Cottage Grove Saturday. Albert Kiaaue haa moved into hia new houae which he recently built on hia farm. , Mr. and Mra. T. B. McGuire viaited at John Allen'a home Sunday. Mr. and Mra. K. G. Imudwehr viaited at Herman Landwehr'a Sunday. Pinlev Whippa lost a good work horae Mouday o f paralyaia. for H & H and Pride of O regon Flour IS circulated at H om e Walkar and Lynx Hollow. (Special to The Sentinel, Jan. 19.— Everybody enjoyed a good time at the mock trial by the Walker Literary Club. Officer» were thet. elected; John Wright, president; Harry Walker, vice president; Mies Ethel Kasch, secretary; Arthur Smith, treas. Work has been started on the public hall at Walker. Harold Hopper made a trip to Mabel laat week. * Several Lynx Hollow young folk» »pent Friday evening at Saginaw. Mr. Hedvin N'odetrom spent a day in Cottage Grove last week. Ole Kaiser was away for a couple of days last week. Mr. Leboe and daughter Clara were in the Grove last week. John Wright and Fletcher England were in the Grove on business Saturday. Mrs. T. K. Orr is on the sick list. Miss Vesta Holt is spending the week end at Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith spent Sun day in Eugnene. Ben Jackson and family were in the Grove last Saturday. (Special to Ths Sentinel) Jan. 19.—J. E. Holstrom took a load o f provisions up to the Donahue and Dubois mill last week. Mrs. J. E. Teeters and daughter N el lie went to Cottage Grove last Wednes day. J. B. Mosby was a Cottage Grove vis itor a day or two laat week. Among those who took the January eighth grade examinations at this place last week were Naomi Wilson, W ill Heath, Clay England and Wayne Kirk. Miss Orn England was the examiner. COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS I Full Line of Winter Samples Now on Exhibition B O H L M A N :: T5he t a il o r TO IN T E R E S T FARM ERS IN D A IR Y IN D U S TR Y. liag Monday night, returning Tuesday. Rev. J. L. Beatty visited in Saginaw and Delight Valley a few days last week. A. W. Olson went to Creswell on bus iness Thursday. Bird Rose of Harrisburg, was here on business Thursday. Mr. Johnaon has finished cutting the small grove o f fir trees around the church into cord wood. It w ill make the place look much better when he geta the ground cleared and seeded. Johnny Veatch waa in Saginaw F ri day. All over/Cottage Orove you bear it l>oan '» Kidney Pills are keeping up tbe good work. Cottage Grove people are telling about it— telling of bad bark» made sound again. You can believe the testimony o f your own towns peo pie. They tell it for the benefit of you who are Buffering. I f your bark aches, if you feel lame, sore and mia erable, i f the kidneys art too fre quently, or passages are painful, acanty and off color, uae I loan'a Kid ney Pills, the remedy that has hel|>ed so many o f your frienda and aeighbora. Follow this Cottage Grove citizen's ad Mrs. Queen and daughter Annie, were vice and give Doan 'a a rhaaee to do the shopping in Cottage Grove Saturday. same for you. R. D. Tucker waa down from Prune Mra. Ella Hiabey, 439 Grant Ave., Hill Friday. Upon returning Saturday Cottage Grove, Ore., says: " A l l I ever he found that the heavy wind had blown down numerous trees which said praising Doan's Kidney Pills still struck the Booth Kelly flume and broke holds good. 1 have great faith in thia remedy and don't hesitate to reconi it in several places. mend it. Doan 'a Kidney Pills gave me great relief from kidney trouble and M O U N T V IE W . also another o f tbe family was greatly (Special to Tha Sentinel) benefited by them.’ ’ Jan. 19.— Mrs. G. B. Crow, Mrs. Ru For sale by all dealers. Price SO prt Magee, and Mrs. Ishmael and grand Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, son visited the school Monday after cents. New York, sole agents for the United noon. States. Charles Bales was on Row River Wed Remember the name — Doan 'a— and needay. take no other. j21 28 Marion I-«bow o f I-ynx Hollow was at the John Sears bom« Thursday. Jessie Scott went to Cottage Grove Wednesday to attend the R. N. A. lodge meeting. Robert Gawley returned from Aber deen, Wash., last week, where he had been visiting relatives. Mrs. Gawley and daughter are atill ia Aberdeen. Misa Edna Sears was in Cottage Grove Saturday. Mra. Oeorge Currin was a Cottage Grove visitor one day laat week. The Hoe lumber company have com pleted their flume to the railroad and are now ready to saw. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Riasue went to Row River Saturday. Fred Butler waa in Cottage Orove Saturday. W ill Heath attended the party at the Wee Chrisman home Friday evening. YOUR BANK DEPOSITS ROLL UP I h a v e ju s t e n o u g h t i m e to m a k e th a t S u it fo r y o u A. O A N D mOUTHUKN PA C IF IC r n |n m n tU IU IIU l Pure milk, So a quart, 3c a pint. Ask your grocer. • liindvr», mowers, rakes, discs, plow i, harrows, fanning mill», gas engine», wagons, hacks and buggies at coat. I f you have the rash, come and see me and I will save you money. Tote your goods home and save your money, A penny buck for every lOe worth you buy. You save money; I »ave delivery, bad arcouuts, a lot of book work; and the cash leaves e smile that won't come off. HEARD IN COTTAGE GROVE Mr. and Mra. Ch&s. Jennings returned to their home Saturday after a two w eek’s visit in Waltervttte. Glen Jennings went to Lorane Satur day. Among Cottage Grove visitors from here Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Philip «-X X X X X X ^ X X -X X X / -X K ^ X ~ > -X -:“ X K “ X -<K -<^X X X X "X “ :“ :“ X -X X X X “ X 4 B. Roberg, J. C. Teeters and d»iij/h*ert, Mrs. Ethel Wilson, Miss Maude Snields, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Morss spent the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott and Miss Fern week end with their son J. C. Morss in Jennings. Cottage Grove. Arthur* Vnnschoaick died Sunday Miss Ruth Jennings, Miss Ora Eng morning at the borne o f his mother, Mrs. Surprisingly if you make it a rule to I ia n d y 'fc o ttT a fte r being s e r im »^ HI land and Miss Fern Jennings came pay by check only and deposit all your 0„ ly four dayi. He Uave, beaid. hl, down from Dorena to Sunday school cash at the Bank o f Cottage Grove. |__ >k. . __ _ k;. i„.. mother, two brothers to mourn his loss. Sunday afternoon. Then you stop to think before you buy Jean Mostly spent Saturday night and . , . Rev. Cobb preached at the church Sunday at her home, returning Sunday and in many c u m thinking mean. Hnnd eveni v n fs o m in iT A 4 — a -I I refraining. Ambition to L have a good Rev. Pool o f Eugene w ill preach at evening to Cottage Grove, where she is balance prevents many a spending, and the ehureh next Sunday, January 25th employed at the Hotel Oregon. thua your deposits roll up. :: :: Miss Bertha Sears attended the both morning and evening. grange meeting at Cottage Grove Sat urday. 811k drunk. Mr. and Mr». Fred Crowell »pent the (Special to The Sentinel) week end with Mrs. Crowell's mother, Jan. 20.— Irwin Wilson made a brief Mr». Comer, in Cottage Grove. visit to his family last week, leaving BANK OF COTTAGE GR0ŸE There is only one way to get all the news of the Grove country. That is in The Sentinel. DAIRY SPECIAL WILL BE 0 > SENT THROUGH VALLEY O p i a y S Under the auspices o f the experiment department o f the Oregon Agricultural College, and with the cooperation o f the Southern Pacific Company, a special dairy demonstration train will tie run over the le tte r’s lines through the Wll la incite Valley and Southern Oregon in D IVID E. February. The object o f the special (Special to The Sentinel) Jan. 19.— Ernest Turner came out wil! be to increase the interest in dairy When you buy a fence, buy Page It ing everywhere and to revive it in those from the Grove the last o f the week, will not rip, rnvet or tear, neither will Frits Söderström o f Portland ruiue localities where it has been slack in the it run down at the heels. It will turn home the laat o f the week on business laat year or ao. all kinds of stork Inside or outside. I Miss Ruby Keyes closed a successful The operation o f these traius ia will tell you a little atory. One o f my term o f school last Friday. A Eugene factor of great importance to the dairy neighbor» owned a very large fine billy mnu will teach the remaining four man and farmer. The object lesaou geat that had formed the habit of months. the lecturer, the personal interview, the I unting down all the fence« on the Albert Mackey was a visitor in the answering o f questions —nil o f theae tnrm. Mr. Jones had he'i.'d o f the Grove one day laat week methods are used on the train and earh spring and strength x f t h •» Page fence Joe Long arrived the last o f the week haa its part and place in the effort to ao ne hied himself down to Hprey'a and for a visit with his psrents, Mr. and ward improving the producing capacity mode a buy. And when the fence waa Mra. Ueo. Long. This ia hia first visit o f Oregou farms. built Mr. Hilly goat bunted it all right for a number o f years. The agricultural college decided upon but you should have aeen that Hilly R. 11. Kcnady ia quite ill with pneu the dairy special late in Doceuilier ami goat ascend upwarila. AU that was left monia, but ia improving slowly. was nHsured o f the railroad's support o f him waa a little bunch o f mohair Guaa Turner waa in the Grove Satur and cooperation by General Freight hanging in the top o f a high fir tree. day. Agent H. A. Hmahaw and General Pan That is the kind o f stuff the Page fence Artie Dugun was a buaineaa viaitor aenger Agent J. M. Scott, The com W ALD E N . ia made of. (Special to The Sentinel) in the Grove Saturday. pany will furnish free the stock cars to Wood and cedar poata at Spray 'a. Ed Söderström went to the Grove accommodate the hogs and cows; n flat Jan. IS).—J. E. Damewood »pent Sat T ile and brick at Spray 'a. | urday and Sunday at Silk Creek. last Friday on business. car for demonstration purposes; bag Groceries, country lard and baron at Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Chamberlain and gage car for exhibits and display; duy | little son Pier were in town Friday. Saginaw and Delight Vallay. roach for accommodation o f the public Spray 'a. Mr. and Mrs. K. U. Landwehr »pent Shell, bone, grit, eharconl, oil nievl (Special to The Sentinel) at the levtnrea and Pullman sleepers for | Sunday at Landwehr'a. Jan. 19.— Jess Tucker went to Van the party accompanying the train. The an«l meat scrap» at Spray '» Earl Ishmael is cutting wood for S. couver, Waah., laat week. trip will laat about ten days. Williams. L. L. Whitcomb haa purchased a cow G. A. Cavanaugh was in town last o f C. J. Chandler. | Saturday. J. A. Jotl went to Harrisburg on bus L. A. Chamberlain had the misfortune iness last week. I o f losing one o f his valuable ealvea last John Hoatettler arrived from Alberta, HOW RAD BACKS H A V E BEEN | week. Canada, Monday o f laat week to look M ADE 8TRONO K ID N E Y Dave and Harry Mosby are hauling after hia farming interests here. IL L S CORRECTED I wood for 8. Williams. S. A. Monteith was home from Wend DORENA THE MONEY YOU SPEND done in Cottage Grove Thuredav uni Friday. Mr. Seward and »mull daughter « v is at the L. B. Siagli* homo Friday and Saturday. Mra. W. W, Gilderaleeve and Mi»» Myrtle \V»lker were viaittira at the Nickerson home Sunday. The "Christian Uelp Baud ” met at the home o f Mrs. J. F, Gildersleew Tuesday. Mrs. L. B. Slagle visited Thursday at the home o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Damewood. Saturday. Jasper Stone left Monday for Rose- burg, where his parents reside. C. W. Dwyre made a business trip to Lorane Thursday and Friday. Mrs. J. F. Gilderaleeve made a busi ness trip to the Grove Monday. Mrs. T. F. MeCord and Mrs. G. II. Gilderaleeve and daughter returned Sunday from a visit to the I. H. Vpatch home on Row River. Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe and two chil dren from California, have been Visit ing Mra. Thorpe’s aunt, Mrs. L e v i Gib son. W. W. Gilderaleeve had dental work LOKAHE. (Special to The Sentinel) Jan. 20.— The baaketball game at the grange hall Saturday night between tbe Cottage Orove and I-orane high school teams was well attended. Cottage Grove won with the score 20 to 14. Rev. Snyder preached at Cartwright Sunday afternoon. Wm. Budde spent several days o f last week visiting in Cottage Grove and Eu gene. There was a dance at the grange hall Saturday night after the basketball game. Eastern Oregon Organizes for 1916. Ezpertiag a vast number o f tourists and immigration to come to tbe Pacific Coaat by way o f Oregon during 1915, the cities o f Eastern (Irrgon are already making preparations to do their share in taking care o f tha visitors and new settlers. Tom Hiehardson, representing the Portland Commercial Club, ia mak ing a tour o f that part o f the state urg ing the people in ench community to se cure large additiona to population and wealth. He expeets to make addressee, urging organixation and cooperation, in practically every city and town in thnt part o f the state. SERIOUS CATARRH YIELDS TO HYOMEI C. 11. Height has for sale big youag team horsea, also horae power drag aaw, L. S. Iti»by hea for sale Buff Lang shun cocherela. II U. Cochran haa for sale a pair o f mares and a pair o f mules. Ernest Hears haa (). I. C. pigs, Jersey cow and Buff Orpington rhickens for sale. Here is a chance to buy some- thing good as Ernest haa the beet stock going. T. U. Orr, Walker, has a big two year old colt for sale. Frank Vanaehoiack has Barred P ly mouth Rock cockerels for sale. New car o f Page fence just received at Spray 'a. New car Spray 'a. of T ile just received at Whea you want bacon, hams or lard, call for home cured. You will get it as cheap and o f as good a quality as any you can buy. I f your grocer hasn 't got them, come to the hole in the wa*!. We aeii no other kind. I f everyone would buy home made baroa and iard it would be a big boost for the hog bus iness and would keep thousands o f dol lars at home. Spring wagon for sale. Inquire of II. U. C chran or J. F. Spray. Farmers! and hogs. Raise more clover, sows What is the use o f using so much elbow grease when gasoline ia ao cheapf Come and see our little engine Just the thing to run your separator, wash ing machine, churn or pump. This b<y doesn’t wear ut any clothes, usee about as much gasoline as the average bo;- would ’laaea. Machine Oil o f all kinda for axle at Spray 'a. I pay caah for ehiakeaa, eggs, hides, grain, mohair and wool. I f you need an engine, aee ours end our pricea before you buy. Wagon», Buggies, Harrows, Plows, Cultivator, Discs, Biudsrs, Mowers and Do not let this serious disease ex tend along the delicate mucous mem Rakes at the hole in the wall. brane, gradually going from the nose John Deere and Oliver Plows at to the throat, thence into the bronchial Spray ’a. tubes and downward into the lungs. Do you need a cream separntorf See There is no other treatment for ca our Blue Hell. It ia a good o n e and tarrh that ia like Hyomei or just as the price ia right. good. None can take Its place, none Buy your flour and feed o f Spray. gives such quick, effective and sure re* Phone 1A2. lie f and at ao little coat— furthermore See our new two-way gang plow. It the Modern Pharmacy will refund your turaa it down hill going and coming. money i f you are not aatisfied. Begin using Hyomei now— today— and see how quickly the droppings into the throat, the discharge from the nose, sniffing and all other symptoms o f ra- tarrh are overcome; and remember— no stomach drugging— you breathe it. The complete outfit, containing inhaler and bottle o f liquid coats but fil.00. Extra bottles o f liquid, i f later needed, 50 cents. jSl 28 "T h e S h op" W here Good) Printing is Done TShe S E N T I N E L LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS: "T A K E ONLY ONE DOSE" We want to tell those In Cottage Orove suffering from atomaeh or bowel trouble that we are agenta for the simple mixture o f buckthorn bark, g ly cerine, etc., known as Adler-l-ka, the remedy which became famous by curing appendicitis. "This la the moat thor ough bowel cleanser known and JUST ONE DOSE relieves aour stomach and constipation almost IM M E D IA T E L Y . You will bo surprised at the Q U ICK action o f Adler-i-ka. New Era Drug Store. It paya to rend the ads. in The Sen tina) sack week. «
