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out of the contest because they do not |lkl. t„ let their friends hn-w their bus ilie»». They want a prize but are timid. lo rane . AMAZING INSTRUCTIVE I « î t “ ________________________ I Animal lirais on Earth I THRILLING AMUSING ■ The AL G. BARNES Big 3-Ring Wild Animal IRCU “ THE SHOW THAT’S DIFFERENT” 600 -Pertorming Animals-GOO 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. 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 W orld ’s Only Educated Bengal Tigers FULL GROWN AFRICAN LIONS World’s Challenge Group. Value $50,000 550 H O R S E S P O N IE S 550 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 FRIDAY A P R I L Cottage Grove I have just enough time to make that Suit for you Full Line of Winter Samples Now on Exhibition B O H L M A N :: Neighborhood News D IV ID E . (Special to The Sentinel) April 6 .— Mr». Carl Burket and »on arrived from Portland Thursday for a vi»it with Mrs. Burket ’» relative». Mr». Clarence Kusaell and son Faye, were Grove visitors one day last week. Charlie L eaf was a traitor in Cotta#»* Grove Wednesday. M i»» Mae Dugan was a Grove visitor last week. Glen Jennings o f Dorena was in D i vide Wednesday. N. Lewis was a Grove visitor the first o f the week. Koy Watkins o f Comstock was a vis itor in Divide last week. Ed Söderström spent Saturday and Sunday in Yoncalla. Mrs. Harve Russell and daughter vis ited at the W. E. Burket home Wednes day. . Mrs. F. M. Chapman and son Clare, were visitors in Cottage Grove Monday. Mrs. E. L. McRcynolds and son Georgie, were in Cottage Grove Friday. Kate Tonoli shopped in Cottage Grove Monday. Janet Levi o f Cottage G love was a Divide visitor several days o f the past week. J. J. Turner o f Comstock visited here Sunday. Mrs. George M iller was in the Grove the first o f the week. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Schribner and children spent a few days o f the past week in the Grove. Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Morrison came out from the Orove Friday for a visit with Mrs. Morrison’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stevens. Miss Orpha Stevens o f the Orove spent the week-end with her parents here. Wilbur Wilson has been seriously ill the past week with typhoid fever. A. Stevens was quite seriously in- Tohe TAILOR jured one day last week while driving a team o f horses. One o f the horses fell on him brusing him. He is im proving and expects to be at work in a short time. Pedro Perini, Mrs. Carl Burket and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dnlugiiada attended the dance at Anlauf Saturday night. Mrs. J. A. Mackey and Mrs. Frank Turner were visitors in the Greve Sat urday. BLU E M O U N T A IN . (Special to The Sentinel) April 7.— Rufus Raw lings’ team ran away the latter part o f the past week, throwing him under the wagon and nearly breaking his leg. Nelson Whipps spent Saturday nnd Sunday with relatives in Cottage Grove. 11. Landwehr went to Cottage Grove Friday. Mrs. T. B. McGuire shopped in the Grove Friday. Mrs. H. H. Kibby was in Cottage Grove Saturday. y A young people’s surprise party was given at Morton Robbins' home Hntur day evening. Mrs. Thena M iller shopped in the Grove Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Robbins were in Cottage Grove Friday. A. 8 . McDonald spent Saturday and Sunday in Cottage Grove. Rev. H. Barnhart w ill hold services at the Blue Mountain church 7:30 Hat urday evening and 11 a. m. and 7 p. m., Sunday. D O KEN A (Special to The Sentinel) April 6 .— R. J. Richardson, contest manager o f The Cottage Orove Sentinel, was in Dorena on business Tuesday. Chas. Jennings went to Eugene on business Tuesday. Ben McCollum went to Eugene Tues day. Miss Ruth Jennings went to Donahue and Dubois mill Friday to stay with Mrs. Holmes for a week or two. Dr. Alton o f Portland was tnlk with old friends in Dorena beta trains last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Redford of tage Grove visited iu Dorena Thursday Cot (Special to The Sent..*!) April 7. 1’ r « ‘I ^ acre ... C o I L f Orov. the first of the week. . , . Mlik Rev F. W Huyder p.esehed » Creek Suudav luorniug afternoon. W S A. Edlsfsea ui.de • business Mrs. P. B. Roberg, Misses Mollis trip to Portland the first of the week. Teeters. Edith Messenger, Feru Jet The Ladies’ Aid Society was enter nings and Benetta Teeters made an ei Lined Us. Wednesday «<•«"•<-» ■« ploration trip to Chimney Koek I rid» »•Woods Rest.” the ’ ... afternoon. Mr and Mrs. W. 8 A Kdlefsen After Miss Jennie t hrisman spent the weel a short business session » ••'' " nt end visiting Miss Edna Sears at Mou lunch was served by the hostess, nnd the View. remainder of the «fieri...... was s|»cnt in Among Cottage Grove visitors fr« visiting and music. here Saturday were: Mrs. Chas. Je Mr. Mahoney has moved bach from uiiigs, Mrs. W ill Shearer, Mr. and M Corvallis to his fsrm north of Lorane. Glen Scott, Henry Mendell, Char rie» An Easter pr.igriiin will be giveu at Shearer, and Grant Bales. the church Sunday morning Miss Benetta Teeters spent the weel Mrs K. K. Bryant returned Monday end visiting friends und relatives i from Kelamas«»..'Mtrh.. «here .he spent Cottage Grove. several weeks visiting her son Miss Susie Young spent the week <‘n visiting relatives in Eugene. Sagtuaw and Delight Valley. (Special to Tbs Sentinel) Dlsston and Rujada. April 7. Mr. nnd Mrs Hast »»f K...e (Speeial to The Sentinel) April 7.— Ed Louis is visiting nt the burg visited at the K. B. Harm« home Oood Bus Insas Experience I f you will give this bualne.s affair' uu honest trial, you will be «urprlaed si tn .M rBsy it is IO suotse.l on s business bans ¡1 « i l l bs good e x p e r t»«.» snd develop confidence in yourself, which is the hi a in essential for success. lie energetic enough lo tlevote all , our spare time t»> vote getting, as you will be well rewarded for y.»ur eff.»rt. Gel »11 your friend» acquainted with the fuel that you have entered ihe race to win sail keep reminding them o f II un III the c»>nt»‘«t close» Already a number o f candidates are actively engaged in securing mibaerlp lions, aud before many day« have elapsed there will be others who have not vel made up their miad# 1 « compete, who will be m Ihe rare to win. Hut long delays nrc dsageroue, as «ither» at Ihis niomenl may be railing upon your friends «h o would assiat you If they knew lhat you were in the rare. Start today, this very morneat, to eoaunuat isle with your friends anil relative«; let th»m understand that you have decided lust Chalifoue home. Mr. Knsley and family returned the to enter, Slid then g«» after votes enough Esther Coon, Veta Pitcher and Ethel first of last week from Wendling, where to win Ihe rapital prise. Hatfield went to Wildwood Sunday. W lieu Voles Are Counted A number o f Disston people attended they have been the past few months All votes that are received by the They will help farm the J K. Angel the party at the J. C. Carter home Sat contest manager before 5 p. in. M»m farm this year. urday evening. Clab tjueener rarne home Wednesday davs before publication will lie counted Bell Haight. Hester and Mary Chilli and credited to the standing o f the eon foue and Tom Haight were Rujada v is afternoon for a few »lays. G. A. Hamden made a business trip testant in the next lasue o f the paper itors Monday. Before sending votes in. pm them to Fannie and Millie Dugnu visited It» to .Cottage Grove Wednesday. S. A. Montieth and family moved to gether. Ilv doing so it is not necessary jada Sunday. Anlauf the first o f the week. to sign your name orr each vote. Mrs. Burkett returned Thursday eve W ALD E N . Sample Ouplsa ning from Creswell, to help eare for Mr. (Special to The Sentinel) For the nest month we will aend The April t>.— Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones vis Burgess. Sentinel free ns sample copies, for one Mrs. Newalbal of Creswell visited at week to prospective subscriber» ited with Mr. and Mrs. Ilart/.ell Sun the Burgess h»»iue a few days last «»»-k. day. Send in your list uf names, nnd then Mrs. llarnilen and Laura Neat were Floyd and Harold Hartzell left Mon write to them that they are receiving callers at the Grove Friday. day for Wendling. the best home paper in Lane County. Mr. and Mrs. Benston made a bus llarrv Castle spent Saturday and Sun Then politely intimate that a sub day with Air. and Mrs. Ed Seward at ness trip to the Grove Wednesday. senption from them will prove profit “ Our Boys” played the Cottage Silk Creek. able to them, and will help you In your Grove boys a game of base ball Friday Several Walden young people attend laudable endeavor to win one o f these afternoon, the score being a t«> 4 in Sag ed church at Mount View Sunday. splendid prises. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones were in the naw ’» favor. Out Your Votes S ILK CREEK Grove Saturday. When vou pay yo«ir subscript ion to (Special to Ths Sentinel. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Linebnugh were The Sentinel, be sure and ask for your April tl.—Carl Slagle and Hiram in towu Monday. votes, a» votes are issued on all sub Miss Dollie Jones spent Sunday at Wheeler left Monday for Eastern Wash srriptions according to the amount paid Linebnugh ‘s. ington. For the accommodation o f the randi Misses Marjorie Gildersleev e, Faye Miss Lizzie Linebnugh find Mrs. R •late» the Contest Department will be I G. Landwehr were Grove visitors Mon and Ruby Demorest and Ada Murpln kept open every evening to M:30. hud a pirnie on Bald Butte Sunday. day. Messrs. Airy, Lucterhand, Oliver an»! The Standing of Coo teat aats Monday Night was as follows: Rice attended the Social Hygiene lee M O U NT V IE W . turn in Cottage Grove Sunday. (Special to The Sentinel) CO TTAG E G R O V E April (5.— Charles Sears and Sam Mrs. S. Hurt-ham was in the Grove M im II la in-he l.izar . . Damewood were visitors at the mill Saturday on business. Mi»» Blanche Groom 11,340 Tuesday. Ruby Single was at home Sunday eve Miaa Marion | H p g 4,31)0 Mrs. John Sears went to Cottage ning. Other guests at the Single home Mias Christina Turk 4,38» Grove Wednesday. were Messrs. Orrie Davis snd Ralph Mias Margaret L o jo y ............ .....1,001) Mrs. Waldo Miller, Wm. Hands and Lynch, and Miss Ethel Damewood. M im Nora V M M 1 ,(MU George Layng were in Cottage Grove Rev. Snyder preached in the public M im Grace < diver l.UfiO Tuesday. school house Sunday. Mian Issue Brown ....... 2,600 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crowell and Stew Arthur Woolcott visited Willis Gilder Mias Myrtle Mackey 1,000 art Comer went to Cottage Grove Thurs sleeve Sunday. Miaa Joy I’orter 1,000 day, to be with their brother, who is Shirley Dresser of Lynx Hollow was Mian Ethel Kaarh .........................1,000 very ill. on the Creek front Fri»lay till Sunday. MI m Eva Richmond ..................... 1,000 Jean Mosby visited her mother, Mrs. Florence Aircy is ill. Mian I.oiae Thomas ........... 1,000 W. D. Heath, Thursday afternoon. Miaa Jean D e lo n g ........ .. ............ 1,000 Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Morss left Satur CALAFOOYA 8 PRINOS Miaa Marjorie Shay . ............ 1,000 dny for Prineville, where they will April X.— Grain, grass and early Miaa May Allen ............................ 1,000 spend the summer. gardens are tuking advantage of the Miaa Mae Armstrong .............. 1,000 Miss Bertha Sears spent Friday night sunshine and prospects are bright for a Mimt Arlie Lungdon ..................... 1.300 in Cottage Grove. bumper crop of fruit. Miaa Hazel Ostrander .............. 1,000 A crowd o f young people from here Thp Baughman & Aheene saw mill attended the dance at Walker Saturday will soon be running. J. B. Rouse is Mias Mabel Goodrich....................... 1,000 night. COMSTOCK doing the millwright work. This makes Mr. and Mrs. Glen Scott and Miss four saw mills within a mile o f l.on»lon. Miaa Mabel Watkins . . .............. 1,000 Jennie Chrisman of Dorena visited at DORENA Things are getting lively around the the Chas. Hears home last week. . . . ....... 1,000 Calapooya Springs. Among the guests Miaa Dorria England Airs. Waldo Miller will take charge for the week are S. K. Wintworth of Miaa Bennetts T etter* .......... i . jjoo o f the Sunday school during Mr. Morns ’ortland, W. A. Alexander of Salem, K C U R T IN absence. D. Douglas, A. B. Campbell and Homer Miaa Audrey Anlauf ................ 1,220 Among the Cottage Grove visitors Davia of Eugene and E. W. Page of Mni. Wilta-r Hill 1,000 from this neighborhood Saturday were Roaeburg. S IL K C R E E K Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. Rond work is being pushed anil a lot Mrs. Alice Gilderaleeve ....... 3,080 George Currin, Mrs. C. W. Sears, Misses of first elass repairs will be made on the Mia* Marjorie Gilderaleeve ........... 1,100 Edna and Bertha Sears, and Brison already good road from Cottage Grove Miaa Ruby Demoreat ...................... 1,000 Sears, Mrs. W. I). Heath and grand t«i Calapooya Springs. Miaa Ethel Damewood ..................1’000 daughter, Mrs. George Stanley, l^w is The new road from the hotel south Mias Hazel Str»ing ....................... 1,000 Mendall and Mrs. Ida Veatch. has been opened anil will be graded and Mias Myrtle Walker .................... 1,000 gravelled. It will be a big improve B L U E M O U N T A IN No o*bi-r paper, daily or Wf:»*k!y, reach rnent over the old one. Miaa Violet Robbins . . . . . . . . . . 1,000 •s one quarter as many pcopl ■ in the Cot Mrs. Mcllanage of Eugene, who has ‘ age Grove country as does The Sentinel. been cooking at the Calapooya Springs Mma Louiae D u rea t...................... 1,000 Misa Gladys R o z in e ...................... 1,000 Hotel, has returned home for a few M ims Gladys L itd o w .................. 1 , 0 V) days. Miaa Pearl Demoreat ................... 1,000 The J. E. Banton store is doing a S A G IN A W good business and everything seems to Miaa Bertha Neat . . ____ __ j < jqq indicate a lively season this summer. Misa Anna Cjueen............................ j ^ qoo OF IN T E R E S T TO COTTAGE OROVE Misa Vivian Johnaon. . . . __ . . . . . . 1,000 READER 8 Miss Bessie Nichols ................. 1 , 2 2 0 Miss Ethel Moody________ j For months Cottage Grove citizens D IV ID E have seen in these columns enthusiastic Mias Anna I.indstrom t iwui praise o f Doan’s Kidney Pills by Cot (Continued from first page.) Misa Y e r d a S in le r a t r o m . . . ; : : ; ; ; ; ; }: ^ ; tago Orove residents. Would these pro Misa Sadie F o s te r...........................1,0(H> minent people recommend a remedy that total number o f votes polled by the dif Miss Maggie F e r in e ....................... 1,000 had not proven reliable f Would they ferent candidates wns over seventy Miaa Dora Anlauf j w)0 confirm their statements after years had thousand. Part o f these votes were is' Mias Margaret Goldcrihme 1,000 elapsed i f personal experience had not sued upon voluntary subscriptions given M O U NT V IE W shown the remedy to be worthy o f en by friends o f the candidates M ibb Carrie Heath...................... j 220 dorsementt The following statement being solicited, an.l this goes to prove Miaa Bertha S ea r........................... l ’ ooo should carry conviction to the mind of what a candidate can do if she lets every Cottage Grove reader. LORANE every one know that she is ¡„ the race Mrs. Ella Bisbey, 439 Grant Ave., Miaa Gladys Davia , <gv to win and devotes her spare time call Cottage Grove, Ore., says: “ A ll I ever ’, Z ing upon friends for subscription». Mr». Oral ( W ....... said praising Doan’s Kidney P ill» in There is not a candidate entered in this Misa Laura Jack n on....................... 1^000 previous statements, still holds good. Miaa Emma C o d a ......... ..... j qqs contest but who has a few friends who I have groat faith in this remedy and would gladly assist her by their sub DISSTON don't hesitate to recommend it. Doan 'a scription, i f asked to do »„. Oo ask Mm. Hattie Sm ith.......................... l f000 Kidney Pills gave me relief from kid some one to subscribe for The Sentinel, Miaa Viola Co la©». ..................... 1.000 ney trouble. Another o f my family was von don’t need to say a word about be also greatly benefited by them.” ■ ng in the contest if you don’t want to Mia» Veta Holderman............. 1,000 Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't Take a receipt book and start out simply ask for a kidney remedy— get The value o f a newspaper’■ adver- among strangers, if you don’t like to Doan’s Kidney P ill»— the same that , *»y »be number o f peo- ask friends, make it a business propo Mrs. Bisbey had. Foster Milburn Co., No other paper reach«, sition, you can earn as much as you pU “ Props., Buffalo, N. Y. apl 8 choose. It i. likely that some have hept more than one quarter a* many Cottage Grove people ae does The Sentinel. Corroboration IRST SPECIAL OFFER MADE IN SENTINEL CONTEST without ^"»i lu« y For Address , , , Oo,.d for twenty' vu,<i «Ned out and ,s,„ 7 * périment ..f nip. h e NT, J ^ No ballot will he .It,rJ *** after being " M, M *""1 ........ . b e ...... ed on Ih.on . i p , , „ C O U N C IL PR oc tonti u i PttbnM,. April I! Itoli rulUd „ 7 ^ men preaciit. Minute, remi t uf likirury ^ piai ed imi file. N The water n.mmltt,, application fu, u , maina < mi Nintb Htreet. u, wu. orile,...I tha) G,e taken up froiu GII.),, gv#| *- Htreet and sa... rrp |»„4 . J mch wimm I pi,,. ,b„ f0WUtk ....... atendi d iiorts 01 «¡„.¡T far enoiigh !.. ,|| tkf. sidetit s , 11 , \ , r I, Sf re.-( The ni a 11 •- r nf rv t,»jltJ ^ 9 Illuni nf V.rth ugU. ^ frrred !.. thè Mall>( rounittn' power to art The recorder waa iiutrwtrg k up thè city » contrari »uh ) | 'eia for water f..r thè Ire plaat• ; to deferti «n» tk» nl|| The water rniamittcs v rrsely un laylng a atlsr ppk Desi a r , c pri perty uulufi« ^ limita un Ihc gr,.>itii|a thit tir* produce,! w 01 , 1,1 noi he ti! JUStlfy thè ripense Ih c m u lt e , f feti,,., ,ag ih, ; from Churchill . (•ropwtj, „ Highway out m l« the atrmi u 4 four inch mam was „ ( m g k water committee with |w««r k Os motion a s sr,vat ww drawn on the library faafi 1 the library board for the nlmr of twourr in the fand ( In ,!>«t 1 *1T D . U ,'t e f „( fot J attorney and il-. -tor in Ihr »toia age suit was referred tu Ihr BW* settlement On motion il ass unirmi tin city re o rd er . . ,-pt Anbfw»“ t'o's. note for (131 ta), J risii, I cent interest dating from the ( the warrant drawn fur the IwL ment on I’aciti. Highway, dotal man«!, being in -rttlrmrst fork*, contract for ft,, u«- « f tir ari. n id s t e n » , r o ll, r . » r ed fijr tkr r:M note to l»e ),■' > until thr SuttC paving contract is coaiplctr4. On motion it » » » orderrfi tWl mission 1 « granted the N.utkrrtï Company to grade lume M m I «- the dc|M,t so that approach nihi to the loading tr«, k skirl s » l ^ at rue ted Meeting adjourned lo April!) J. K. Y O l’NO, City The vntun o f a nrwipxpw I i tiamg is guaged by the mwb«d? pie it reaches No othsf p*p*■ more than one quarter u but Orove people as docs T hs fitted j PR O F E S S IO N A L CAfiOJ t- 4 Tei,*,dinne 131 F. W. ROBBINS, Ml Fhyaicmn and Sun«* Office at Residence 104 8.18- f l s r t a r s In « II Court« « V" " 1 H . J. S H IN N A T T O R N E Y AT LA» N O T A R Y I'l'RI-l# O v ^ M s tw n di"n 5 ,. c .T T A « z r . .o r t J. S. MEDLEY Attorney-»t-U* Special Attention (¡ivetito W * tÀirporalmn ■'*" ( )Ilice, W.»idwani Bui »■ hone «»(Rcc 47 nfflrvJ C l«c c flo u ,« i u**- jr “ ilo*P " DR- c . K. FR087 _ O stsovsttoc snd Msdn*1 ZZ __ Chronic and Nervous Modern Electrical T ft e L ^ X Kay Appi*»*«*' C O TTA O K OROVK DR. JAS. B. TAV1 K v k , K a r a n d TBfiOAT A ap,daily C.ls- * * * " O f f ic e : W h it e Tem pi«- EL'L O lllc s Phone M a in » F. L. I M K A M ' D.M' Denti*1 A L L W O R K OUARA m*** Lawson Bldg. C ottsi*^*' J, E. YOUNG lAttornrv at L*9 ' Office on M .I» C O TTAO K GKOVK II " J. C. JOHNSON Attorney -«*-w Practice in all f fe'»**- allon, mining and 1 r . Collection aud I n * » " - C O T TA O K O R O V K
