Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, April 01, 1914, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextAMAZING INSTRUCTIVE Only Real Wild Animal Ciicus on Earth THRILLING AMUSING The AL. G. BARNES IRCU Big 3-Ring Wild Animal “ THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT” C iO O -P e r fo r m in g A n i m a l s « 6 0 0 6 5 - B 1 C , SENSATIONAL ANIMAL A C T S - 6 5 Performing Jungle-Bred Lions. Tigers. Leopards. Pumas. Jaguars, Grizzly, Cinnamon, Siberian and Polar Bears, Ele phants, Camels, Zebras, Zubus. Hyenas, Sacred Cattle. Kan garoos. Ourang - Outangs, Apes. Chimpanzees, Monkeys. Rocky Mountain Goats. Dogs. etc., etc. S E E Tom, Dick, Harry, Horse-Riding Sea Lions Big Bill, Wrestling Grizzly Samson, the Aviation Lion Tot and Tiny, W orld’s Smallest Horses Bob Chocolate, Tango Dancing Horse Tom, Jerry and Louie, Horse Riding Lions Spunk, the Good Night Pony Romeo, Mathematical Pony Danger, Dynamite, Mileaminit, Just Mules World’s Only Educated Bengal Tigers W orld’s Challenge Group. Value $50,000 High School Riding, Dancing and Military 40 Animal Clowns 506 People 4 Concert Bands 100 Animal Trainers Two Big Special Trains Glittering, Mile-Long Street Parade at 10:30 Performances Rain or Shine, 2 and 8 P. M. Doors Open One Hour Earlier A P R IL 10 I h a v e ju s t e n o u g h t im e to m a k e th a t S u it fo r y o u Full Line of Winter Samples Now on Exhibition B O H L M A N :: Neighborhood News MOUNT V IE W . (Special to The Sentinel) March 31.— Mrs. Fred Crowell and daughter visited Mrs. W. D. Heath Mon day afternoon. Mrs. George Layng was in Cottage Grove Monday. Bud Iahmel began working for the Hoe Lumber Co. Monday morning. Fred Crowell went to Cottage Grove on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miller visited at Row River between trains Tuesday. Miss Edna Sears spent Tuesday night with Mrs. Walter Pitcher. Miss Hertha Sears visited at the W. D. Heath home Wednesday. While unloading ties from a truck at the dock, Thursday, Will Heath drop ped a tie on his left foot, crushing three toes. No bones were broken. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Morss of Cottage Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Ila.tsock, of Albany, who were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Morss, came out and spent Thurs day at the mill. Add Heath visited his brother, Fred Frost at Blue Mountain Sunday. Mrs. S. B. Morss spent Sunday after noon with Carrie Heath. Misses I.eora Linebaugh, Nellie Line baugh and Gladys Schilling and Harold Hart sell, o f Walden, attended church here Sunday. Mr». W. D. Heath and grandson spent Sunday at Waldo Miller’s. Frank Sears has gone to Wendling to work. Mr. and Mrs. L. England and family, and Mrs. Lot Wagner spent Sunday at John Sears ifiANY NOMINATIONS ARE MADE (Coutiuued from first page.) request them to save their votes for you. The contest will be conducted ill a strictly fair nml impurtm! manner and the fullest inV esl igation is courted at all times. The i ttice records will be open to can didates «ir friends, assuring everyone that everything is square and impartial No employe of The Sentinel or his fain ily is eligible to compete for these prices. No special favors w ill be shown und everyone will be assisted alike bv the management. Drain Cannery Is Assured. Stock hohler» of the Drain Cannery and Growers’ Assoeiution met Saturday and completed a permanent organize lion. Nine directors were elected unit they chose J. T. Bedford president, A. Tha Prîtes Will Go to the Hustlers. R. Haven, vice president and L. O. In all cuses where votes are issued Ileehe secretary treasurer. subscriptions must tie pniil in advance. It was decided to rush work anil have The full amount of money must be seat the cannery ready for this year’s crop. to the Contest Department of The H««n linei. No o»h« r paper, dully or weekly, reach For the uccommodutlon of the cundí 's »lie quarter us muny peopl > m the Got- lates the Contest Department will be 'age Grove country na «loes Sentinel. kcpKopcn every evening to 8:30. Following is a list of nominations re reived up to Tiicsduy night: ADVERTISING RATES. The Sentinel wishes to again call at tent ion o f ita advertisers to its adver tising rates, as many do not understand the reduction that ia given for rontin nous advertising The reduction ia given the regular advertiser on the theory that it is the regular advertiser who keeps the paper going, and through COTTAGE GROVE them u medium is provided for the ir Mian Norn L««joy l.ixxt regular advertiser. The regular adver Mr». I aim Lejoy . . 1,000 tiaer, ns a matter o f fnct, pays for Miss Myrtle Mackey I,(MSI carrying the unused space und huving Miss Dorris Harding . . . 1.000 it there for the irregular advertiser to Miss Joy Porter ___ . 1,000 LORANE. use. Therefore the irregular advertiser Miss Ethel Knsrh ............... ..1,000 (Special to The Sentinel) should pay a higher rate thnn the Miss Mnrion Hooper ..1,000 March SI.—Oral Crowe has purchased steady advertiser. The Sentinel'» rates Miss Eva Richmond v . t.taai the W. C. Hillings farm just north of are as follows: Miss Isiise Thomas l,(aa) Lorane. Mis« Jean Delong 1,000 DISPLAY— A. A. Reid went to Cottage Qrov 1.000 Base rate, single roliimn ineh, 25 Miss Marjorie Shay ___ . . . . last Friday to get a load o f fruit trees Miss Brewer......................... . . . cents. for the Milwaukee Orchard Go. 1,000 Contract advertising, covering Miss Christina Turk W. 11. Davia was a Eugene visitor period o f six months or more, Miss Esther Jorgenson Saturday. 1,000 weekly spare oerupieil to be not Mis« I sing fellow Daniel McFarland o f Eugene was here l.ouo leas than sit inches, 15 per rent Mi«« May A lle n .................... . Friday and Saturday, surveying for the Miss Mae Armstrong ............. discount from base rate. Mmnllcr Milwaukee Orchard Co. Mias Jessie Smith ......................... l.OtX) ad».. 10 per rent discount. J. I*. Runk was in Cottage Grove the 1.0(H) Contract advertising, covering Miss Arlie Lsngdon last o f the week. Mins Ethel Bartels 1,QM twelve months or more, weekly The Indies' Aid held a bakery sale l.taai spare occupied to tie not less than Miss Grace Schillings at the W. W. Jackson store Saturday ___ I,non six inches, 20 per rent discount Miss Khuetta Boyd the proceeds from which amouuted to .. . . . l.(Xa) from base rate. Smaller ad»., 15 Miss Jessie McCord Siilk Sired near Mala Phone 40 *5.50. Miss Hazel Ostrander......... . 1,(AM) per cent discount. Mias Maliel Gootlrich | ,M The above rntr* have lieen in ef Disston and Rujada. 1,01 K) feet for the past eighteen months Min* Blanche Groom ............. (Special to The Sentinel) Miss Blanche Lizar . . . ___ The following additional dis March 31.— A 10 pound »«in was b«irn Miss Nettie Hayes ................ count» have been made: to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Colson Sunday. COMSTOCK Additional discount o f ID |>er Mr. Mackintosh spent the week en«l cent on all advertising orrupying Mina Mabel Watkins ____ in Cottage Grove. do to 100 inches in a single issue DORENA John Hunter returned from Cottage l.taai and 20 per cent on advertising Miss Dorris England Orove Monday. ......... l.taai occupying 100 inches or more in Miss Bennetts Tetters Rev. Barnhart preached his farewell Miaa Fern Jennings l.taai a »ingle iaaue. «ermon Sunday. He has sold his home Where amount o f composition is CURTIN at Dorena aud expects to move his fum extra heavy an additional charge Miss Audrey Anlatif .. ............ l,ta)0 :ly to California. may be mode to any o f these Mrs. WObar Hill ......... l.oon Mrs. A. Cox is visiting Mrs. J. C rat««». Miss Esther A llen......... 1.000 Carr for several weeks. She has sold No display nd. received for less SILK CREEK her home at Rujada. than *1.00. Mias Marjorie G ild ersleeve............l.taai J. C. Carr, A. C. Cox and R. Cole left Ads. o f not more than three inches Miss Ruby Demurest.......................1,000 Monday for Eastern Oregon »»»V«.,). 50c per inch for first insertion Miss Ethel Damewood __________ I'taai location. , for Horses, Cows, Poultry, etc. other rates nnd discounts apply Mias Hazel Strong________ 1,000 We ««ell in large and small ijuan- ing to subsequent insertions of Miss Myrtle Walker I. imxi tities, giving at all limes good feed, DIVIDE. surae ad. with no change o f ropy Mrs. Alice Gildersleeve ____ 1,000 good measure and (Special to The Sentinel) A change o f ropy applies the tlrst BLUE MOUNTAIN March 31.— Mrs. Chas. Brant came P A IR PRICKS insertion rate. Mias Violet Kubbypt....................... 1,000 nut from the Grove Inst week to take Surrounded advertising on local Miss Louise Durest ..................... .1.000 l>ive us your next order ami you'll charge o f the cook house for the Brain page, 50 rents per inch for first in Miss Gladys Rozine ....................... 1,000 surely be pleased with ibe results. aril Lumber Co. • sertion; 35 cents per inch for sub Miss Gladys I ju I ow ........... 1,000 C. C. Byrd was in Creswell on busi sequent insertions, subject to Miss I’ earl Demorest .................. 1,000 ness the last o f the week. usual discount on contracts. SAGINAW Bonnie I’ erini came down from Dis READINO NOTICES— Miss Hertha Neat ............ l.taai «ton Monday. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Reading notices, inserted among Mina Anna (Jueen.............................. 1,0 0 0 O. W. McReynolds wets a Grove vis local items, base rate 10 rents per Miaa Vivian Johnson .. 1,000 itor last week. Telephone 131 line. Mins Bessie Nichols___________ 1,000 Jim Bradley left for Portland Sunday. Up to fifth insertion base rate Miss Ethel Moody l.ixsi F. VV. ROBBINS, M. I). Pete Tonoli was in the Grove Tues o f 10 cents p«-r line per insertion DIVIDE day. Physician and Surgeon applies; after fifth insertion, 20 Miss Anna Lindstrom ..................... l,0ta> Miss Mae Dugan return«*d home from Office at Reeidence: KM S. 6th Street per rent discount; nfter eighth Miss Julia Turner ............. ..l.(KK) Disston Tuesday, having spent the win insertion, 40 per cent discount Miaa Ruth Mackey.......................... l.otai Practlcre In sit Coiuts ter there. »5 Vesrs' Ks|«rrlcnce 50 lines or more in single issue, Miss Yerda Soderatrom _______ 1,000 Mrs. D. Perini shopped in the Grove 50 per cent discount. H. J. S H IN N Miaa Myrtle L it t le ........................ 1,000 Saturday. 500 lines or more in consecutive Miss Sadie F o a te r............................ 1.000 Miss Anna Lindstrom was’ a Grove ATTORNEY AT LAW issues, not less titan 20 lines per Misa Maggie Ferine...........................1,000 N O T A R V P U B L IC visitor Saturday. issue, 00 per cent discount. ll«i!rr II«iiI« 1 inK Mias B row n...................................... 1,000 Over Bert Pressie was a visitor in the MMaan Sli<.p COTTAOK O R O V K .O R V . No patent medicine ads. accepted Miss Dora Anlauf......................... .1,000 Grove Saturday. for news columns. Mias Margaret Golderibinc 1,000 Fritz Söderström transacted business For reading notices among dis Miss Mae D u g a n .............................1,000 •J. S. MEDLEY on Silk Creek several days o f the past play advertising, display rates np Attorney-at-Law week. MOUNT VIEW ply. Special Attention Given to Mining and Josh Brown was in Drain Sunday. Miaa Carrie H eath......... ................ 1,000 Corporation Law. No reading notice ad. received for Harry Foster of Wisconsin is visiting Miss Leora Lin ebau gh ....................1,000 Office, Woodward Building less than 20 cents. at the Z. T. Foster home. Misa Bertha S e a r s ....... ................... 1,000 Cards of Thanks and Resolutions, A dance was given at the Perini home LORANE Phone Office 47 , J » - • - « . Htork 0 cents per line, minimum 50 Saturilay evening. Miaa Gladys Davis.............................1,000 cents. Office Hour*: I to 6 p m. Ernest Hickson and wife visited Mr. Mrs. Oral Crow .................................. 1,000 DR. C. E. FROST Hickson’s sister, Mrs. Mayben, on CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING— Misa (.aura J a ck so n ......................... 1,000 Oatsopsthic sad Medical P h y a id s n 1 cent a word per insertion for Miaa Emma Co«Ja.............................. 1,000 ioast Fork the latter part of the week. C hronic and Nervous Diseases s Specialty. first five insertions. Albert Mackey was in the Grove last Modern Electrical Treatment*. DISSTON 16 2 3 per cent discount Hfter week. X Bay Applianee. Misa Hattie Smith.............................1,000 fifth insertion. Mrs. F. Turner was a shopper in the • . OREGON Miaa Viola Colson.............................. 1,000 C O TTA O K O R O V E 33 1-3 per cent discount after Grove Friday. Miss Vets P itcher.............................1,000 eighth insertion. W. E. Burket was a business visitor DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR Miss Veta Holderman...................... 1,000 Figures and initials count ns in the Grove Saturday. K v k , K a r a n d T h r o a t D i . h ka . s ks words. A Specialty file » » Pitting No ad. taken for less than 15 TltB COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Cannery for Junction. VOTINO CONTE8T. cents. A cannery will be built immediately (Not Good After April 7, 1014) LEGAL ADVERTISING— at Junction City under the direction of This Ballot Will Count 20 Vote*. Office Phone M ain 5 R eald encejM ein ItIL 5 cents per line per insertion the Eugen Fruit Growers’ Association, For ..................... ....................................... Homestead notices, *5.00. which operates canneries in several Address ...................................................... other cities. Dentist The Junction City branch will be Champion Road Extended. Good for twenty vote* when properly ALL WORK GUARANTEED. built on a block facing the Oregon In response to the petition o f the resi filled out nnd sent to the Contest De Lawson Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ora Electric. dents o f the Row River district, the partment o f THE SENTINEL. The ennning department will be 100 county court recently granted them an No ballot will be altered in any way xOO feet, the cooking plant 50x50 feet; extension of the road to the Chomp’ nn nfter being received by The Sentinel. ./. E. YOUNG a warehouse 100x40 feet; and a vinegar mine, a distance of six or seven miles. Ballots must be in before the date print t/UIornev at Law factory 40x40. There also will be a The county road viewers, Bruno Vitus ed on them expire*. oth e r on Main Street drier. The plant will cost about *15,- and J. T. Donaldson and County Sur COTTAOK OROVK n it u OK K'ION 000. The value o f a new*psper’a adver- veyor H. W. Libby came up from Eu gene Monday and will spend the week tiling i* gauged by the number o f peo J. C. JOHNSON WALDEN. making definite arrangements for ple it reacbe*. No other paper reache* (Special to The Sentinel) more than one quarter a* many Cottage going ahead with the work. Practice in all Courta of State. Corpor March 30. — Mrs. Walter Pitcher, Orove people aa doea The Sentinel. ation, mining and Frollate law a specialty mother o f Eugene Pitcher, is visiting If you saw it firat- -you sow it in The Collection and Insurance. here. Tha Sentinel— a Live Wire. Sentinel. C O TTA G I OROVK ORKCON Tire Spriggs Bros. Blacksmiths 1,000 l.i ax i 550 HORSESPONIES 550 FRIDAY SILK CREEK (Special to The Sentiuei Murch 31. Mr*. M. 1’ Huhcoek, who haw keen ill for a week ia recovering. Mr». I. N. Preaaer of Lynx Hollow was on the Greek Saturday. Carl Slagle spent a few daya in Cot tage Grove Inst week. Mr. and Mrs.'S. Hurcham were in the Grove Saturday. Sherril Slagle sprained his nnkle Inst week. Ressie and Ada T.uchterliand have searletina. Frit* Söderström o f Divide visited at the home o f W. W. Gildersleeve Wed nesday evening. I.awson Slagle of Cottage Grove came out Sunday to the home o f hia uncle, L. B. Slagle. Albert Wheeler was out to church Saturday for the tirat time since he broke his leg. Misses Ruby and Faye Demurest spent the week end with their pnreuts in Cottage Grove. Ralph Lancaster left 8; Washington. Mr. aud Mr». Page are tlie ent» o f a baby girl, born March -o Mi»» Dorothy l.ehow visited relative» in Lynx Hollow laat week. Mi»» Hildreth Nolta was hi the Grove Saturday. * A large crowd atteuded the dance at Schilling»' Friday evening. .1, H. Linebaugh and sou Glen were iu town Suturdny. Ed. Julies, who lias been sick, is ini proving. Mrs. George l.ayng and Mrs. H. T Martin and little son t ««ell were in the Grove Saturdny. Mrs. Allen spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. R. T. Martin. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lancaster visited with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilartaell Sunday. Homer and Her! Chamberlain are hauling wood for S. Williams. l.Otai FULL GROWN AFRICAN LIONS Cottage Grove Grove visited at Mr. Tollier’» ranch last week. Mr. Henry Neahaui >ad wife from near the Grove visited at the Langston home last Sunday. Mrs. L. M. Shepardson was in Cot- tuge Grove last week. Spring farming in this vicinity is pro greasing very uicely and most o f the crops are in. TAILOR DORENA (Special to The Sentinel) March 31.— Frank Wilson is working at Creswell. Supervisor Stnhlman visited the school last Tuesday and Wednesday. The Dorena school boys met defeat at a base ball game in Cottage Grove Sat urday. Among Cottage Grove visitors from here Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Will Ward, Mrs. Chas. Jennings, Misses Mol- lie and Benetta Teeters, Fern Jennings. Oma Land and Dorris England. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnhart went to Disston Saturday, returning Monday. Rev. Large o f Eugene preached at the chureh Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kirk and daugh ter, Bertha, were Cottage Grove visitors Saturday. Walkffr and Lynx Hollow. (Special to The Sentinel) March 31.— Saturday evening the Literary Society held a moek trial in the hall at Walker. A social dance will be held in the hall Friday evening. An orchestra from the Grove will furnish tile music and all are cordially invited. Miss Myrtle Mackey was in the Grove a few days last week. Last Friday evening the young folks of the Hollow enjoyed themselves at the Lebow home. Mrs. 8. B. Jackson returned home fiom Eugene last Saturday. Miss Jane Gilchrist spent the week end at her home near the Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Oilier from Eugene attended the Literary meeting at Walker Saturday evening. Wilbur Wright is convalescing. Mrs. I. L. Harding und family were Mr. Cox was a Cottage Grove visitor in the Grove last Saturday. Saturday. W. E. Walker was at Eugene last Miss Bertha Sears went to Latham week. Sunday morning. Miss Eva Hopper from the Grove is Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crowell spent the spending the week-end at home. week-end in Cottage Grove. Mr. Coleman and fumily from the Horse Shoeing and General Repairing Work ..l.ooo .... l.otai __ l.ooo Good Feed STERLING FEED CO. Office: White Temple, KUORNK /•’. L. INGRAM, I). M. I). A t tnrney-n t-Ln tv