Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, April 01, 1914, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMra. 0. H. Bines arrived Friday from Dr. W. W. ’ Oglesby went to Kugene Princeton, Minn., for a viait with her Monday on business. sister, Mra. John Nukes. Mrs. Johanna Hanson and Mra. J. H. The Bee» Wallace Co. wishes to un Medlsy were Kugene passengers Mon nouiice its millinery opening to be held day. Mr». Medley returned Tuesday, Haturday, April 4. Original and indi but Mra. Hanaou will viait in Eugene vidual styles. Call an« arc tbem. several weeks. PAY YOUR TAXES HERE Yuur taxe» should b» paid I»»for«* April first. Ws gladly offsr our »sr vie»» to our lu au y patroua and others who uisy desire It in payment it your tux«« Bring or a»nd lu your liât which you receive from tba Couuty Treasurer. AUK IS A N ASSET. Hamuel T. Hicbardson of Haltui, oua Mr. and Mra. H«id«u Powell left Mon of tha candidates for the supreme court, day for a visit in Portland. waa in the city Friday. While here he I t ’s almost a pleasure to have teeth was the guest o f hia cousin, Win. I.an pulled when it is done ao absolutely deaa. without pain. See Dr. Ingram j!4 t f Mra. James Hrnith leturned Monday Mr. and Mrs. H. C'. Veatch returned to her home at Harris, Mum., after an Thursday from a week 'a visit with extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. their daughter, Mra. vV. McGee, in Eu Klbert Bed«. gene. Wo huve experienced twenty three y»ura o f aucceaaful buaiaeaa. Num bar of depositors ludicate confidimeli ami aatiafaetory aerviea. We have over fourteen hundred o f them. I f you ure not one o f the fourteen hundred, we invite you to become ou». Huiall account» aa well aa large ouea gladly received. 1 The LTDIE GROCERY STORE! with the Big Selection W ith our y e a r*’ of experience in the gro cery buxines«, we have been put into a rather small space able the to com- pletest, neatest and most np-to-date line Mr. and Mra. F. F. Towuaheud o f Mr» K. Tullar left Monday for a via of groceries in the city. To the few who Halem left for their home this morning it in Halsey. after a few days’ atop, enroute from have not already visited us, we extend a Mias Myrtle Tripp, who haa been California, for a short visit with Mr. teaching at Ixindon, left Monday for most cordial invitation to come in and and Mrs. John Nokea. Kugene. look around. You can look bark to your barefoot Edison and Victor Talking Machines days, but the way to get the fullest en on easy payment plan. Mill» k Roach joyment out o f the retrospection is to Muaic House. a lt f have shoes on your feet that are kept P U R E W H O L E W H E A T FLOUR , SACK K. K Hale of l^indon waa in the eity in perfect repair by Dr. Goff. in25t f Monday. Henry Pearson and Bichard Hcott C. B Htubl-nan went to C'reawell Mon have gone to HukersAebl, Calif., with day on official business. the hope of benefiting Mr. Pearson’s John Trunnell went to Eugene Mon M any Matters o f M o r e than Passing M om ent heiiltb. I f he does not improve there day on buainena. they expect to go un to Arizona. I.et Clarence Hhortridge transacted buai Any lUm In I M h columns Containing on tha lost Una thereof the tern from Mr. Hcott since their arrival ne»» in Kugene Monday. mark |. .J, Is paid advartlslng. | This annooneamant Is made In in Culifurnia state that the sudden compliance with tha postal regulations.| The Bee« Wallace Co. wi»he« to an ehunge of c^imnte and altitude hud con siderubly weakened Mr. I'eason and nounee its Hpring and Hummer Open tbut be hud grown visibly worse, ing for Huturday, April 4. Htyle and J. II. Warner left yeaterday for Pen though it was hoped that that wus quality to be bad at the moat reason Itcginning with thin iaaue the rule of I In store formerly occupied by D eW ald want ada. in The Hentiuel will be one dleton, where the family experts to merely a temporary condition and that able prices. Mrs. Warner the beneficial effect a o f the climate rent n word. The minimum will remain make its future home. Fritz Hoderatrom came down from lie a* heretofore. Advertising reader« will viait her parents at Amity before would be felt shortly. Divide Mondav. among the local» will continue a» be joining her husband Mrs Alfred White and Mian Inez Statement o f the ownership, manage Mr. and Mr». Pete Tonoli were in the fore, 10c a line, escept on special nr Misa Mary Vrlahaw of Kugene vis White left this morning for a few days’ ment, circulation, etc., of The Cottage city from Divide Monday. ran gement« with regular advertisers. iled here yesterday afternoon, being viait in Creiwell. Grove Hentinel, published wo-rkly i.t K. J. Jone» o f Black foot, Idaho, ia in Mr« J. T. t ’ooke returned Haturda; the guest uf Mrs. J. P. (iraham. Cottage Grove, Ore., required by the Blue vitrol, spray tools and fluids at the eity. to her home at Yonralln after a short Try a suck o f Olympia Flour, #1.40 Wyune k Woods. act o f August 24, 1912: viait with her »on, II. I., ('mike. per nark and every sack guaranteed. Mr». G. P. Miller was down from Di Editor: Elbert Bede, Cottage Orove, m h lltf C. M. Mhlnn returned last evening Sterling Feed Co. vide M onday and Tuesday. Ore. from Portland where h- wa« with hia Publishers, owners and business man Klbert Itole, preaident o f the Oregon SEND YOUR W ORK TO M i»» Myrtle Witcher and Mias Be»aie mother during her opS*nli<n. agers: Elbert Bede and J. W. Grant, Kdltorial Association, expecta to go to Nichoi» were in the eity Huturday from A P E E R L E S S M A Z D A IN Cottage Grove, Ore. Pendleton Haturday to aasiat in organ Maginaw. Known bondholders, mortagees and ixing the Kuatern Oregon Kditorial Aa E V E R T SOCKET M E A N S A Rough Dry at. per doxeu...........36c Dr. Demoreat, Dentist. Office over and other security holders, holding 1 auciation. We also Dry Clean Bugs, Carpets and S A V IN G I N E V E R Y P O C K E T Kerr k Hilaby’» store. m h lltf per cent or more o f total amount o f Mrs. W. W. I .aw retire of Koaeburg Art Hquarea at reasonable prices. bonds, mortgages, or other securities: M i»» Della Atkinaon arrived Haturday Sold by Inquire at Laundry for prices. spent Haturday and Sunday here with from Mount Angel where »he baa been International Typesetting Machine Co., her uncle, I. M. Harvey and family. Hteam Cleaning and Pressing on New York, N. Y. attending school. Indies ’ and Gentlemen’s Clothes. Mias Kva Hopper apent the week end KLB ERT BEDE, Editor W IL L IA M S K IL L IN G . Manager Glen Hcott waa in the eity from Do at her home at Walker. Hworn to and subscribed before me rena Haturday. Itevenge, Ha, Ha! Hia crime ia breach this 27th day of March, 1914. Mrs. Joseph Hrieher tnd family re o f contract.- Mile» Htandiah in Pria Mrs. J. P. Graham »pent the week WORTH H A R V E Y , A Are of unknown origin broke out turned Friday from Minnesota, where cilia. end in Kugene. Notary Public for Oregon. on the second story o f the woodard v tac 11 ml during the winter. Mrs. William Harris o f lllark Unite building in the apartments occupied by (M y commission expires Oct. 21, 1915) Cottage Orove Chapter No. 4, O. E. 8. Bill Skidmore spent the week end at The lice* Wallace Co. wiahe» tu an haa juat left Kugene, after a viait with Mr. and Mra. James Ostrander, atiout hia home at Curtin. Regular meetings second and fourth uounce Ita inillinery opening lo be held Mrs N. D. Hardy at the Haired Hotel, »even o'clock last evening. Many Would Berra in Legislature. The Ore, Fridays o f the month at Masonie Hall Haturday, Aprii 4. Originai and indi I f you want a good laugh, hear Ben for Carlton, where she will be the guest whirh was confined to the sill o f a There is no lack o f candidate!* who Pacific Highway. Next meeting vidual atvlea Cali and aee tbem. of Mrs. W. H. Dennis. Mrs. Dennis' screened opening o f a sleeping porch Sanford “ H iggins” sing the “ Whale would serve I.ane County in the Legis April 10. W. II. Ilawley waa in thè city fruii husband waa formerly manager o f the and adjoining door, was discovered and Song” in Priscilla. lature. With three to be nominated on (.orane yeaterday. cinuibar mines here, and is now engaged extinguished before it had more than Mra. W. J. Hauser arrived Saturday each ticket the following are now in the Itoli Karl apent thè week end at in the lumber buaiaeaa at Carlton. scorched and charred them and eon from Kugene for a suorr visit with her contest: Halvor C. Wheeler, Pleasant Hill, Re thè Pniveraity of Oregon a» thè guest « I Mr. and Mrs. Crandall o f Coburg were numed a canvas curtain whirh waa hung parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hawkins publican. thè Kappu Kigrna frateruity o f whirh in the city last week and purchased an in the opening. Chan. Watson o f Detriot, Michigan, Walter B. Dillard, Eugene, Republi h" la a pledged meniber. nutomobile whirh they drove bark to A. H, Powell, Roy Wilson, James Oli arrived Sunday for a viait with his can. Coburg Hunday. ver and J. D. Monroe went to Junction sister, Mrs. E. W. Morgan o f Ixirane. Ads. under this head at one eent Elmer E. Kepner, Springfield, Re The Hera Wallace Co. wiahea to an City this morning to attend the county Thin is the first visit he has had with a word each insertion for three publican. FOR SALE nounrr its Spring and Hummer Open convention of the Modern Woodmen or his sister for about fifteen years. insertions; Iff 2-3 per cent dis Melvin Fenwick, Springfield, Republi N W Vi of aectiou 10, townahip 20, ing for Haturday, April 4. Htyle and America. count after fifth insertion; 33 K. K. Mills was in Creawell and Eu can. range 4 west, Willamette Meridian, quality to be had at the most reason (¿noth the whale, “ My goodness. 1 gene Friday, making the trip in an 1-3 per eent diseount after eighth Frank N. O'Connor, Junction City, located sis mile* west o f (hittage nblr prices. declare! These insults I ’ll no longer automobile with Milo Koach. insertion. Figures and initials Republican. drove, estimated 0,200,000 feet of J. M. Thorne o f the - University of hear.” — Higgins in Priscilla. are counted as words. Edwin C. Statzer, Pleasant Hill, Re Testimonials upon request. Dr. Goff, timber. Will sell atumpuge if de Oregon was in the city yesterday. Bex Gleason went to Kugene this shoe chiropractor. mh25tf publican. aired. P. B. HAMMOND, Gladstone, A daughter waa born Hunday to Mr. morning for treatment for appendicitis. Eibert Bede, Cottage Grove, Republi Michigan. aprXpd Mrs. K. K. Mills returned Thursday can. FOUND.— G O L D BAND R I N O. and Mra. I. A. Holmes o f Htnr. Pete Tonoli came down from Divide from a week 'a visit in Eugene with her Owner can have same by proving pro Allen Eaton, Eugene, Republican. A son was born Hunday to Mr. and this morning bringing with him a hand father, who is very ill. perty and paying for this notice. Alta King, Cottage Grove, Demo Mrs. Kny Colson o f Disston. nomcly mounted wild cat. Nelson Durham. al-H J. Berr»»t and family j f Coast Fork cratic. Mr. and Mr». T. H. Hart»ock left «at Beginning with this issue the rate for are guests o f relatives in Junction City. urday for their home in Albany n f’ er want uda. in The Hcntmel will be one FOR S A LE OR TR A D E a week ’a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. rent a word. The minimum will remain Mr. and Marion Veatch and son Roy Cottage Orove Man Receives I. O. O. F. ----------- I f You W ill Look ----------- Neal o f Eugene were guests o f Mrs. Medal. Mora». L A D Y ’8 BICYOI.E FOR SA LE C H E AP I5e as heretofore. Advertising readers District Deputy J. W. Eddy o f the We should be correct and circum ninong the locals will continue ns be --------------st M y Display o f --------------- Veatch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. — Inquire this office or phone 17 F13. I. O. O. F., while making visita through apect, and eminently staid.- Priacilln fore, 10c a line, except on special ar -------------- Quality Photos -------------- Ostrander, over Sunday. a p ltf ----- at the Corner of Main and ----- J. 8. Medley transacted business in Washington and Oregon last week, vis deorge Ht op plea presented The Senti rangeinents with regular advertisers. ited Enterprise Ix>dge No. 2 at Walla FOR SALE OR TRADE.— $650 IN T E R -------- Sixth Streets. You can -------- Kugene Saturday. nel with a nosegay o f the season's The interest o f Mrs. A. H. Powell in ----- Get Some Idea of How You ----- est in $1000 home in Portland. lOOx Walla and »a s presented with a medal, brightest, sweetest blossoms this week. the Powell k Co. clothing store was Beginning with this issue, rates for 100. Bull Bun water. School eorner. commemorating the fiftieth anniversary --------------Would Look In a-------------- classified want ads. in The Sentinel will Mrs. K. M. limndbooka left this morn transferred to Mr. Powell yesterday. W ill take Cottage Grove lots. Box o f the organization o f the lodge, by -------------- Classy Photo. -------------- be as follows: One cent a word each mg for Albany where »he goes ns dele 77, Beaverton, Oregon. Deputy Graud Master Killough o f Walla Mrs. H. J. Hhinn is reported as re ----------- Armstrong Studios ----------- gate from the local society to the annual covering very nicely from her opera -------------- 24 North Sixth -------------- insertion up to five insertions; lti 2-3 Walla. Mr. Eddy speaks highly o f the FOR SALE.— W ISCONSIN No. 9 BAR per cent discount after fifth insertion: convention o f the l.ndiea' Missionary tion at a Portland hospital. Odd Fellows' home in Walla Walla and ley and 8. C. White Leghorn eggs for S3 1-3 per cent discount after eighth Hoeiety of the Willamette Presbytery o f the work it is doing. Otto Michel returned lust week from insertion. hatching. Phone 9 F I. H. F. Gibler. which is in session there today and to Rochester, Minn., where he underwent a nl-lSpd Mra. George Brumfield is in Eugene morrow. C. J. Howard ia spending the day The value o f a newspaper to com n very successful operation for goiter. visiting Mrs. George Hawley and Mrs. with his w ife and daughter. munity can be accnrately measured by FOR SALE.— W H IT E W YA N D O TTE Bleeding and sore gums can be cured A. H. Nichols. what outsiders think o f it. The Senti eggs for setting; 75 cents per setting The People’s Meat Market has been by Dr. Ingram since he took hia poat Work on the road between I.atham nel is willing to be thus measured. o f 18 eggs. Leave orders at Des moved into the llazelton building and graduate course. J14tf I.arzes Grocery. a ltfc workmen are at work demolishing the nnd the James Chapin place is progres Railroad Commissioner Campbell was Veatch building formerly occupied by sing nicely and it will soon be thrown in the city yeaterday on buainena. FOR S A L E — TW O F IN E JERSEY it, to make room for the new building open for use. A N D R E P A IR W O R K heifers, soon to freshen. Phone or Kditor Beebe o f the Drain Nonpareil soon to be erected there. Mra. Chas. Brant has gone to Divide write Ernest Anderson. a ltfe L O C A T E D ON W E S T S ID E ia in the city today. Beginning with this issue, rates for to take charge o f the cook house at the Mra. D. P. Burton ia expected to re classified want ads. in The Sentinel will Brninard mill. RUFUS ARNE HAS FOR SALE.— ■ - - - - - We find the use o f salts and other turn this evening from a short viait be aa follows: One cent a word each J. H Robinson has moved his confec Brown Leghorn eggs, at 50 cents for Wynne k Woods ran furnish you with with her daughter, Misa Kva Burton, in harsh physics is becoming less every 15. Fawn and white Indian Runner insertion up to five insertions; 1(1 2-3 tionery atock and lunch counter from garden tools. year because more and more people are Kugene. duck eggs, at 50 cents for 12. Satis per cent discount after fifth insertion; the corner of the Spray building near using Rexsll Orderlies, which we and ('has. II. Htickles, another candidate Hinger Hewing Machines at Mills k 33 13 per cent discount after eighth the depot into the new Jenks building faction guaranteed. al-22e they firmly believe to be the best bowel for county commissioner was in the city Koarh Music House. Kaay payment insertion. just opposite the depot. He has in remedy ever made. They taste so much HOT W ATE R BOILER OR T A N K yesterday meeting the voter». plan. a lt f stalled tables, increased the stock and The fishing season opened today and like candy that even the children like for sate.— Inquire this office. m25tf J esse Thornton haa been seriously ill Senator Bean o f Kugene and H. Htgm many o f the c it y ’» link Waltons are has a very attractive place. them. At the same time they act so during the past week. Hin aon Fred ret o f Florence were in the eity Mon Duntley Combination Vacuum Swerp easily and naturally that there is no FOR S ALE — BUSSELL id H. P. FIRE taking advantage o f their first oppor Inin had a serious attnrk of rheumatism day on buainena. box boiler and engine. Ole T. Olson. tunity since October 31 to angle for the er only $7.50. Middle man eliminated. purging, griping or pain. They prompt at the same time. Comstock, Ore. m25-ap8pd J. O. MeCrady, 11(14 Lincoln St., Ku ly remove the constipation and, by Finley Wbippa and family were in speckled beauties. gene, Oregon. a ltfc soothing and strengthening the bowels, from Blue Mountain Haturday. FOR S ALE OR TR A D E — U N IV E R S A L Mrs. Ora Read Hemenway gave a Miss Wanda Harry o f Coos County- make it less liable to occur again. We stove with water reservoir; also light Marion Veatch was up from Kugene very entertaining and artistic reading We Piano« :: :: Phonograph« I ! Friday, reminding hia Cottage drove from the “ Merchant o f Venice” be arrived Monday morning for a few have the utmost faith in them. work harness. J. T. Olson, Saginaw, Musical Merchandise Oregon. mc25tfc frienda that he is running for coroner fore the high school student body this days' visit with Mrs. Frank Woodruff. know what they are made o f and the Sewing Machines and ia ready to bury all opponents, morning. L. W. Hunt o f Wildwood secured a pleasant, beneficial results that always HEED O AT8 A N D POTATO ES FOR M ills A Roach Music House •> funeral director’s services free. bounty o f $3 on three wild eat peltelaat follow their use. sale.— Pure and clean Hhadel.mil Oats Mrs. W. A. Hemenway left this morn You needn’t take o’ur word for it. I f First Nat. Hank Bldg. ! Farm machinery of all kind», Wynne ing for a ten days' viait in Eugene, A l week. and Burbank potatoes, grown on new Rexall Orderlies d o r't help you— i f they A Wood». land. F. Wright k Sons. Walker, Hrund k Co. filed the;r certificate o f don’t entirely relieve all your bowel bany and Lebanon. Hhe will return in Oregon. ml8npSpd Hhe assumed business name with the county troubles— come back and tell us and 0. 0. Orosa, democratic candidate for time for the opera “ Priaeilla.” Kdwin C. Htntzer o f Pleasant Hill, county commissioner, was in the city attended the rehearsal o f the opera clerk last week. The members o f the w e'll give back your money. In vest PU RE W H IT E IN D IA N RU N N ER dock eggs for setting, $1.00 per dozeu, Kepubliran cnndiilate for the legisla Friday renewing old acquaintances and Monday evening and thinks that both firm are Andrew Brund, William Brund pocket tin boxes; 10e, 25c, 50c. for local ordere. For orders requiring You can buy Rexall Orderlies only at ture, waa in the city yesterday on bus making new ones. Ho in a former reai the dramatic work and music are won and W. A. Ward. derfully well worked up. dent o f the Moaby Creek country. shipping package, $1.50. Good 200 J. N. Waterhouse o f Eugene, formerly The Rexall Htores, and in this town ineas. egg incubator ckeap. Address W. B. o f this eity, has purchased a home at only of us. The Modern Pharmacy, C. Oood, dry wood for aale at Sterling’a 1. evi Oeer waa in from I,ondon Satur Kaeleuued seed outs for aale at Ster Finney. m h lltfe J. Kem, Proprietor, Cottage Grove, Ore. Feed Store. m h lltf Sunset Station, Eugene. ling'a. We also clean oats for others. day. First National Bank jj Special This W e e k b g fc lg fi o f tli? C fo w n $ 1 .2 5 C ¡R oy Short Cottage Grove Steam Landry Mills 6- Roach Music House — i WANT ADS JO E B A K E R General Blacksmith I THE REASON FEWER PEOPLE TAKE “SALTS”