Th.
llPon »heir return, thinking
Ä S Ä T - - 'hat ,h“ they i“ *’ had
Mll"y Ini ve
u good joke on the cou
r jfO M E K S I D E M A N D O F A ii...-
d a di'Hire to do
•w* # ‘»urk through th
I’
1
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however,
enjoyed the lust
me Hummer who
w
laugh us they were not married at all.
[gank courtesy a n d b oth the in huv •• t'e.« unable to take
.fa« time d
ii‘ K
Ernest Purvunce returned Friday
' I W'U,Mr 1
bere all »um
I«er ' onee
clination and a b ility to a ccorn -
“C* “ " ttk
will naturally a* ! Dom Corvallis where be went Wednes
Lodate patroi ns w ith in b ou n d s
[bat guarantee a safe an d sound
his b a n k is w illing
institution.
to be ju dged L >y this m easu re.
first
N a tio n a l
B ank
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in u k e y
lT>' "|«Ti*||
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Matters o f M oro1'than Passing Moment
.
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I
||#<n |n thaaa colum n* t o n lila ln g or* Ihn last Mn« thereof the
I |a I» paid ad verlltlng . | T h la « anounc.m .nt la made In
I with the poetai regulatlone.)
u
» than fu- ^
k'n
i,a" ' ÌooN ud!
Inin
UIH4-I
J lira Frit* Hoder»trmn arrived | Remember to get your diuuer at tie
rtli.d Friday for a »hört v ieit M E Church Friday uoon The league
i fedMitfxue ’• I
D i-1 Iff serving
u j
Igi ww«riH"
Hodrr*troui .r.M
left •
Hnturdny
on | Wnr ha* ” b e rr"
e n o.
declared
at Wynne
— ....... —
ri.iro .1 IK
»yr.no a
trip of eevcral day* to H»*e Wooda Hardware on range*. Abeolute
roet for ten day*. I.ct u* convince you
g H Hailey of lie* Moiiica, o f your chance by coming to our store
Ibft Monday after « e b " rt vi>„ nnd inveetigatmg.
.id M.*- A II Wood.
Mr*.
Couie in nnd get wull paper cheap, at
» » tonile of Mr. Wood,
McOavran 'n »ale.
»23 tf
lino u having a wall paper
l.iMik nt Mudnen'» window- Haw
a 22 tf thorne, the newest pattern in Rockford
of Portland, candidate fur Hilverwnre, the bo»t »liver plate in the
world. We ure exclusive Cottage Grove
I r u m the city Friday.
ngentn.
aplS mfic
ilring your hurne»* to Goff'» Shoe
5,COOK STOVES lionpitul for rrpnir*.
mayfltf
lren * Low Shot!
ill's ..........
Me
Mc
$111
V* I*«» Shoe». 131
.'s ' I.ou- Nho,.* 17J
' s' Low Shoe». 137
's Low Shoe«. 1}J
' s ' I.OW Shoe* 210
11 s I.OW SI kmi
11 s I.OW SllOfl
11 s l.ow Shofi
i s l.ow Shorn
it* i
risluetioni on
•’ I'Oiis, Mutimi» m,!
I *i V t ¡noil*.
HEATERS
I A targe Assort mont
NTER B R O S .
HOUSE FURNlSMCRS
II
NUF-CID
*Jm;e Wtlker »rid family leave
| fur Toledo, Or-'
Slue of Poe ket Knives, at \vynne
. Oodiril ha* a Hue swimming
II in of* pl»re on Coast Fork and
l general pul,In- is welcome to
; the only reatrirtion being the
[ of proper bathing »ults
' er." Clifford broke |
i r i i l (lint, mid yo«1 I
i ten niliiiitas."
’-n ni the fiither,'
Anybody but i !
►
E B A K E R
Ctotral Blacksmith
«..nid here kM«l|
We Imre ■ lettir I
i
hi
hour before I
■ I It end mrid|
ft In-re u moincotlftl
op Sbc'i e I
Thnt’e not »B,
wi*l you (hit nlffbt I
lldii’t k <> near
lid tin»*!■ Keen
klorHSo. Famous eoffee served,
ytetransient trade. Monte's Cafe.
li.xl it on ’em ill •!<
lust who I wis!"
it..... « ho «wore they I
vi- f t that little I
in. In- n:id both hl» '
•y don't *en<l him up?
mil of my braknM«.1
* iHthuiue orerlioert I
« m ild tlx thlnci"
'em : Thet’e «*'J!
!.. - il K.-ttla* aloo* •
rled one of tbwe
The father I
t you to make*1
'Knit It. \. |). i,n,| Halbriggan
I ruler«ear in twopieee suits
|mon «uit*. Ju*t
,,^ 1 ,, w„ig|,t
••"■r weather, i.t Cowell & C o’s
** Muwern, ♦3.40, ut
miy debts.
I,,. * «- dream,
i Kirk found
Klit a free m*“ 1
iln K. AntboM
., «Ide of him.
lie a block h*
forgotten k'®
({iinneli
r and Mr*-
in were !• « *
I and I told biaj
or a decent
t the real J*
■ hi* nania la
,
Me landed lnJ
„way fr0® |
r
Wllllami
ne of
father.
,lod<d-
oi t week.)
&
tract of good farming land to
kro*B T*-11 in Central Oregon in
b*#d rbmate, plenty o f water,
I nrh
•"‘I. For lurge map nnd full
‘I*’ in,i information send $1.50
Henrwny, The Dalles, Oregon.
*ny we can make it easy for
I'o'nte and f||e ,,„ „ fjn(, fre,.
H i-
Hp22 mySOe
rr Hewing Machine* at Mills A
Mimic House.
Easy payment
, . only—eo biff-
I ..led hie wli»’“
nroiiHly.
rce."
*
II hare to yet
Id* and t»ke 1
tn ml a mulatto i
Wynne
NMN
'!°N
::
I’ liono^iapliH
•1'iHical Merchandise
L .n
Machines
I v ® ^ ° ach Music House
■ first Nat. Hank
■* ...........
Bldg.
h | y ft« l .
M o n te ’s Cafe.
..
day to look over the manual training
department and work.
Mi»» Neita Hazelton wa* up from Eu
may 13 27t
IkeHpain went to klugem gene over Sunday visiting at the home
.Vj-l-rday morning and will go on to of her parents.
W. W. Ogleaby has received word
,
I “ * v,"it ber daughter, Mr*. Henry
• "rgen»o„, before returning home. Hbe from Congre*sman Hawley that the
" V 1.
b“' k ber gramlaon, Henry special pension bill introduced provid
y\ hitliH'k, who hai been with Mr*. Jor mg ii 412 a month pension for the doc
K** ii (ton f t#f Hoim* tun«*.
tor for injurie* received in service
•ocial in th Milk ( r»M*k nrhool against the Indians has passed congress
Friday evening WI*M IJ II IIMIJIllly and ha* been signed by the president.
well attended.
\ Mum of $ 48.20 w u
Horace Cochran and Fred Whitcomb
netted, hair of Which w«'nt to tho ,Sun have received word that they were sue
day School fund.
ceasful in passing the forest reserve
Kemambcr to get your diuuer at the rangers’ examination which they took
M. E. Church Friday noon. The league at Roseburg in October.
We want you to bring us your butter,
eggs and produce. We can't get along |
without you, and you need us. It’s a
mutual need. Give us a trial.
Mr. J. T
Manager Duryca of the Eugene Com-
mercial C|„|> „„d Mr. t.rissey o f the
Oregon Development League, are in the
eity today as the guests o f the Cora
mercial club. Mr. I’rissey i* gathering
data as to land and bind values for use
in his work. He attends to answering
all eastern correspondence. Roy Smith
duet one month from the dnv of In? and Oliver Veatch are showing the vis
death Mr*. \t, V\. Comer reeeived „
itors about the country in Mr. Smith’s
‘ berk for pi,000, the amount of a poliry machine.
rarried in the M. B. A. by her »on, Hi
t'has. H. Stickles, republican cundi
win Comer.
date for county commissioner, wus in
You can't expect to enjoy your men In the city from Eugene yesterday.
or to ^»*t the mOMt out of them union*
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Berrett and
you have tooth with which you can
two children left yesterday for Owen,
chow your food. Dr. Ingram will make
His., where they will make their home.
eating both a plou.uro and an aid to the
P. E. Stewart was in Eugene Monday.
upbuilding of your vitality.
Try hi*
Wm. M. Colvig, claim agent for the
harmleia
harmless method
method.
mayfftf
Southern Pacific, was iri the city from
' B. Christensen of Eugene, cundi
Portland Monday and registered at the
date for sheriff, wus in the city Thurs
Oregon.
day.
H. Cato of Eugene was in the city
Erank Richardson of Creswell was in Monday.
the city Thursday on business.
I. IL Bingham, republican candidate
Emmet Howard of Eugene, candidate for the nomination for state senator,
for sheriff, was in the city Friday.
was up from Eugene Saturday and Sun
Mrs, Jeun Morris Ellis, vocational ad day, the guest of his daughter, Mrs
visor, psychologist and student of social David Griggs.
economics, delivered three interesting
The recital given by J. Alphas Boyd
and entertaining lectures in the Chris and Miss I.eda Iverson at the high
tinn church last week.
school building last Friday evening was
may 13c
and Mr*. C M. Cobb left Hut
urday for Freewater.
Mr. Cobb will
| M" to Wyoming on bu*ine*e and June |
they Will take up their residence at
Mbelton, Wa*h., where Mr. Cobb ha* re
reived a call.
Arch Piper of Portland viaited from
Saturday to Monday with his parents
nnd sons in this city.
Miss Partheuiu Porter of Portland is
paying a visit of several weeks to her
brothers, James and Josiah Porter.
W. H. Dinwiddie and daughter, Mrs.
Murfln, left Thursday for a fortnight'»
sojourn at Newport.
A. H. Powell returned Friday eve
ning from Portland.
Mrs. Powell re
turned Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Grellc Söderström have
moved to Isadora.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Söderström were
down from Divide Saturday.
A. B. Wood is spending the week end
in Portland on business.
(). M. Kem, H. J. Shinn and C. M.
city.
Shinn returned Sunday evening from
Headquarters for automobile parties
Portland in Mr. Kern's new Hudson Six
and out o f tow n trade. Absolutely beat
which he purchased while there.
coffee in the city
Monte’s Cafe.
Mrs. H. J. Shinn returned Monday
my 13-jib
Mrs. K. H. Trask I ihs returned from evening from Portland, where she had
been for six weeks, receiving medical
n viait with her sister, Mrs. Oberg, in
attention.
’ortlund.
j m . Ambrose of Portland was in
Seven new members were taken into
the
city Monday.
the lire company ut its meeting Monday
Mrs.
Fingal Hinds and little daughter
evening.
Those joining were Gerald
Woods, Joe T. Smith and John Garoutte Eleanor returned Thursday from Port
o f the central division; Curti» Parker, land where they have been for several
Homer Currin, Win. Edward and Chns. weeks. Mr. Hinds has been impanelled
for Grand Jury duty and will not be
A. Green o f the east division.
able to return home for some weeks.
If you want to paper that room you
McOavran’• big He is much improved in health.
can get the paper at McOavran ’» big
Mrs. Fingal Hinds and Mrs. Merle
»ale for about ♦ 1 .<M>.
u *
Scovell spent from Friday until Sunday
The Hr... of Bartel» A Krnest has
brought suit against Mary Hart,I* » ' i Eugene.
John C. Veatch of Portland spent
T h e l,..d .e * "lo g g -T V for
!,n,,,,," t
................. . •/ .
.
,r Co)
r,
Her millinery and Hundny with hi» father, Col. Kouert
ing to about $3,000.
catch
women ’s furnishing goods shop has been
Wilshire
Bristow of Eugene spent
placed under attachment
by
the
sheriff
.HUM""...... g
II IIOMR1*- ----
F I Ingram were called j^Un,Jay with his uncle, J. S. * ey
Dr. in«»»
nnd “»*—
Mrs - '
i/r.
**
.
.... ■
i:
Mrs.
Matlock and little
to Davton Wash., yesterday morn ing
mrs. - Eugene
“R---- -----
. ,
,,y , h„ *ev ere ........ of Dr. Ingram'* (|llH(jhf ,.r ,,f Eugene spent Sunday with
*
. Mrs.
.
a Matlock’s
■ il 1 , 'a naronta.
parents, Mf. HFU1 Mrs.
mother
Edison and Victor Talking Machines vv C. Johnson
on easy payment plan. Mills A Roach
Mf nm, Mr*. H. E. Allison drove over
^ii
,
a lti f r,(.n Coburg in their machine Saturday
¿ 7 Roy Wood, left yesterday ........
and spent Sunday with their
M r* i »•*** d ' v "
‘
’
lutives
to attend the joint meeting of the l.inn relative» here.
bere
i ad Lane County W. C. T. U. Institutes
- Harvey Wnllace spent Sunday with
* »rt ' ,t,'<'' r, c,lKn'*<*d as one o f the
I (k,r" t'r Pk,,t°grnpher» in Eugene,
rKe »f the Armstrong Studios
shsene.e of Mr. Armstrong
at Harrisburg.
the outside view work.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wood aecon.paa
,
he assured of .... „ring ns
» r
-
Hailey,
,* * ‘
A n ......... ............................., M,.
1 1 'nri ui ffi«i j vw*** - —<f
.
mi» y
Wood will transact business while there
Pft,ir teeth
}n
Hr‘* 11
im portnnt fnc and they will return tonight.
.to ,"
No need to longer
'it ,‘ ,T ,l" m r,‘l"lired. Dr. Ingram
‘"'I pain or other ill effects.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Magee returne«!
Rio
maytitf
to their home in Salem yesterday
J
11 '
and you wil never
eeek ’s visit with relatives here.
|!«
0r hllnKry. $ 6 .0 0 worth for
t . • • r pMied coffee. Rapid ser
r ^
Z V
s' Watarbouae,
w 7 i,ü ,h* klugen«,
• ugeue,
*,ly Ore.
J N
Ore
Mi»» Hlntiehe Groom wishes to thank
the many friend* anil neighleir* who
Sheriff Barker was up from Eugene
»Minted her in winning the 4150 in gold Thursday distributing election supplies.
in The Hentinel content.
A iiutnber of members of the Eugene
Victor Chambern and Hob Atkinson camp, Woodmen of the World, were in
returned Sunday morning from Eugene, the city Friday attending the meeting
where they epent the week end a* the of the local camp in the evening and
gueate of several of the fraternitie*.
working up interest in the big logrol
Retiietnlicr to get your dinner at the ling which is to be held in Eugene June
M. E. Oburch Friday noon. The league ly. Robert McMurphey, I). J. Beakey,
U serving
may 13c It. A. Williams, M. O. Fuller, W. M.
Mmnen Fern and I\ y Holcomb »pent Green, W. Branstetter and George E.
the week end in Eugene a* the gue.t* Wood were those who made the trip.
Mr. Beakey is head consul.
o f the Delta Gamma Horority.
Walter B. Jonen, probation officer,
i Cnrley and Jennings Count» wnn up from Eugene yeeterday on
rvwi! dav* of lust week with widow*’ pension bueinen*.
$Ry nt Hn ;<!.
Having placed an eipert in charge
■oninU upon request. |>r. Goff, o f my gallery, I am in a better poaition
liropriftor
mh’JStf than ever to handle view and other out
l J. P. H bbitt irrlv o .l T h u n ,la v tide work. Now i* the time to have
I her home ¡u K:n,-,- I,, r n visit the work done while Nature t* aglow' in
all it» spring beauty.
Make appoint
|her daughter. Mr- C J, Kriii
menta. I’hone 111 or 111 K. A. J. Arm
atrong.
mayl.l 2"
It,mne Short ridge returned yeeterday
morning from the Green Mountain min
ing diatriet and will remain long enough
to rn»l hi» vote.
*N0 R E P A IR W O R K
It. J. Kirhardaou, who eondurted the
CATED O N W E S T S I D E
recent contest for The Hentinel, left
Tuesday for Caldwell, Ida., where he
P* 50 frnl* on \,,„r eats.
pfi (III will conduct one for The News of that
Hinter?"
I " Kirk wa* imllltt I
'".I nt lit* father’l l
bird. you know,
ni « fellow. Bot 11
rlm t they think
i
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cunt*
This Advertisem ent Is
I D evoted to the Farm ers
What about berry boxes for your Strawberries? Leave
your ordera now and they will receive prompt attention
The M etsan Shop
Phone 48
Work on the cannery building is go
In advertising always say what you
ing forward so rapidly that the board believe, if you wish people to believe
fully expects to be able to handle the what you say. apr22-tf
present strawberry crop by the time it
comes into full enough bearing to war
rant canning.
HEAD STUFFED UP?
Hyomei Gives Instant Relief "
200 FROM HERE ELIGIBLE
I f suffering from a eold or
TO COMPETE
causing dull headaches or an
Supervisory District No. 1 Will Take
Prominent Part in County Spelling
Contest at Eugene Saturday, May 16.
c.tarrh
itching
and burning sensation in the nostrils,
surely try Hyomei. It gives quick, e f
fective and permanent relief or money
refunded by the Modern Pharmacy. It
goes right to the spot—you feel better
in five minutes.
No roundabout method o f stomach
dosing with Hyomei—you breathe it.
This health-giving medication goes di
rectly to the inflamed membrane, all
irritation and congestion is quickly re
lieved, the delicate tissues healed and
vitalized.
Hyomei suuulu be in every household.
Druggists everywhere sell it. Ask for
the complete outfit—41.00 size. ml.3-20
Following is the list o f pupils in sup
ersory district No. 1 who are eligible
to compete in the spelling contest which
is to be held in Eugene May 16 to de
termine the championships of the coun
ty:
Hazel Führer, Leonard Gilchrist, Eva
Weeden, Ada Gilchrist, Charles Furher,
Ardee Geer, William Frame, Ralph
Tower, Lena Sutherland, Howard Cox,
Lillie Ewing, Gladys Banton, Lair
Small, Grace Zumwalt, Edna Shortridge,
James Ewing, Pauline Saunders, Lester
Porter, Grace Harding, Iva Neil, Verna
Marlow, Adell Giburg, Hallie Wilson,
Anna VanSchoiack, Phillip Mosby, Faye
Jennings, Mabel Mosby, Thelma Barn
hart, Oma Land, Bertha Till, Lester
much enjoyed.
Swaggert, Gladys Roberts, Allison
Miss Florence Tift of Creswell ac Roberts, Elmer Roberts, Orpha Hooker,
compunied Miss Iverson on the oecas Myrel Pike, Marion Pike, Myrtle Luce,
sion of her recital here Friday evening. Bertha Luce, Hugh Hankins, Velma
Mrs. K. S. Dillon and Mrs. A. J. Dil l.alee, Frances Wicks, Miles Wicks, Ray
lon of Pittsburg, stopped in the city mond Wicks, Zina Doolittle, Ethe’
over night enroute to the East from Mackey, Kenneth McReynolds, Louisa
California, where they spent the winter. Mostachette, Yerda Söderström, Julia
They were much impressed with the Turner, Paul Broner, Winnie Rucker,
beauty of the Cottage Grove country Frank Branner, Edward LeBlue, Laura
and declared their intention of return Branner, Pearl Wade, Philip Robinson,
Ruby Miller, Harley Williams, Nellie
ing next year to make a longer visit.
Miller, Harold Dugan, Eunice Guile,
Rev. Howard M. Fagan’s sermon next
Vida Law, Gladys Morgan, Ernest Gile,
Sunday will be his last until Autumn.
Frances Barnett, Alma McBee, Eftie
The church has granted him leave of
Marlow, Clarissa Jackson, Ruby Doak,
absence for the summer in order that
Calvin Marlow, Elmer Chamberlain,
he may do evangelical work.
Vergie Jones, Mary Snauer, Darwin
The local baseball team is negotiating Martin, Hazel
Champion, Hildreth
with the Jefferson high school team of Nolta, Irwin Clark, Sybil Cellers, Glen
Portland for a mid week game to be Cellers, Franklin Green, Ada Adams,
played sometime within the next two Carl Houston, Oral Hopper, Harry A l
weeks on the local grounds. The Jef len, Vivian Johnson, Mylon Haight,
ferson team at present holds the inter Bessie Nichols, Raymond Patton, Bessie
scholastic championship o f Portland, Mooney, Ola McGuire, Vernon Whipps,
having won it last year. For this sea Clara Ladow, Wayne Veatch, Enid
son they have a record of nine games Veatch, Anton Willis, Hassel Magee.
won and but two yet to play.
Hattie Wells, Edna Lewis, Sylvester
The dedication o f the new bubbling Canndav, Betty Lambert, Lillie Lam
drinking fountain which has been in bert, Glenn Lewis, Henry Stevens,
stalled by the Woman’s Club at the Floyd Runk, Mary Davis, Owen Gilbert.
First National Bank corner, will be Anna Sharp, Clarence Roemhild, Gladys
held Saturday evening at 7:30 and the Chapman, Minnie Sharp, Anna Chap
possession of the fountain given to the man, James Frazer, Lena Stockwell,
Sybil Frazer, Florence Shaub, Evelyn
city.
K. K. Mills bought the William Ber McKay, Zella Steele, William Sedgwick,
rett tl acre ranch nt Latham last week, Mabel Wright, May Gray, Tommy
and within two days sold it to William Plank, Joe Quinn, Ruby Gray, Glenn
Smith, Viola Martin, Verna Windom.
VanGorden.
Frances Rankin, Otto Maebius, Wendell
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Cochran, Delie Medley, Bennie Herring,
Filer of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Fagan,
Rouama Armstrong, Rita Ridings, Marie
Mrs. Roy Romaine and Dr. and Mrs.
Ridings. Roxie Seaward. Lucy Matthey
A. W. Kime drove out to the home of
er, Matilda Mattheyer, Ray Woolev,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway on Silk
Neva Holland. Rose Doyle, Edith Wat
Creek Sunday afternoon, enjoyed a pie
kins, Charley McClure, Dora Frost,
iiic dinner and spent the afternoon.
Edith Holcomb, Jesse Bargar, Leonard
Miss Mary Bartels was also one of the
Huck, Johnnie Hatfield, Joseph Haight,
party, having gone out Saturday.
Lloyd Arrington, Esther Coon, Ethel
The children o f the sixth grade were Hatfield, Marie Ziniker, Emma Ziniker,
the happy participants in a hay ride Jessie Benter, Herbert Young, Nellie
yesterday afternoon on which they went Denne, Lloyd Brown, Viola Jack, Vera
to Walden nnd ate their lunch. Miss Soehner, Hilda Bruckert, Dwayne Buell,
Lola Wilson, the teacher, chaperoned.
Neva Richardson, Valley Storie, Helen
Mrs. Frank Woodruff nnd son and Teidke, Roy Warfel, Ralph Williamsor
Miss Mabel Wheeler left this morning Florence Thompson, Emmett Thompson
for Roseburg to attend the S. D. A. Lillie Tiedke, Glenn VanSchoiack
Marie Veatch, Noble Elliott, Hugh Van
camp meeting.
Schoiack,
Marion Scott, Hugh Van
Miss Elsie Baker and Miss Ruby
Brumfield are spending the day in Eu Beryl Prophet, Victor Kraal, Dorothy
Doane, Reta Jenkins, LauraDoane, Edt.a
gene.
Jenkins, Gertrude
Aldrich, Carlton
Miss Ada Matthews, Miss Jessie Mc
Porter, Thelma Jones, Jesse DeWald
Cord and Miss Eva Hooper are in Eu
Margaret Scheuefle, Raymond Brock
gene today.
Grace Jones, Jessie Denny, Oita Oliver,
Mrs. u. F. King, Mi». H. D. Lincoln, Floyd Baker, Fred Parazoo, Gladys
Mrs. Sid Hamlin, Mrs. Thos. Allen, Pitcher, Audrey Fowler, Arna King,
Misses Idalia and Rydal King and Jus Helen Baker, Veda Wilcoxen, Myra Lar
tin King are attending the circus in Eu sen, Romona Miner.
gene today.
The Southern Pacific has made a rate
Dr. Ethel Lynn, who was scheduled o f a fare and a third to the convention
to speak here Tuesday evening under
the auspices of the local Socialist club,
Cottage Grove will play Creswell at
will be unable to fill her engagement.
Creswell Sunday.
Creswell now leads
friends nt Creawell.
Elmer Hastings was a Eugene visitor
"T ”
• " -* • » ' Grüble and Mr. McDonald of
vv in, »' • w»***
^
fha civiI service eiam.na
A. J. Armstrong spent Monday and
ionM for fo„ rth class postmaster t atu
Tuesday in Eugene doing commercial
photographic work.
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Harvey are visit
ing in Medford.
son.
Miss Myrtle Brewer nnd Wallace M.l
Mrs. Frank Hawkins leaves tomorrow
had their friends guessing Saturdny
for Newport, where she will spend ten
ier
result of a little trip which they
The rice throwers were days with her daughter, Miss Verna
WANT ADS
l
Ads. under this head at one cent
a word each inpertion for five
insertions; 16 2-3 per cent dis
count after fifth insertion; 33
1-3 per cent discount after eighth
insertion.
Figures and initial*
are counted as words.
WANTED WORK.— IN GOOD FAM
ily in or near Cottage Grove. Sarah
Green, Cottage Grove.
my!3pd
IF PARTY WHO BORROWED MY
pruning shears will kindly return
same and pay for this ad. no question*
will be asked. C. M. Jackson. 13pd
FO B S A LE OB T B A D E
ONE 3% INCH BETINDOFF WAGON
for sale, cheap; almost new.
See
Churchill & Counts, Commercial Sta
bles.
may 13-fh
FOR SALE.— WATER POWER SAW
mill, 36 and 50 inch saws.
Will sell
with or without water wheel. Riley
Petty, Creswell, Oregon.
ml3-27p
FOR SALE.— 160 ACRES OF LAND
on Mosby Creek, V* mile from public
highway.
Will trade the 160 acres
for ten acres o f improved land with
building*. My place has three mil
lion feet of saw timber.
Joseph
Perkins, jr.
ml3-jn3e
FRESH COW FOR SALE CHEAP.
my 13c
Phone 15 F3. 8. L. Godard.
FOR SALE.— FINE JERSEY MALE
calf from very fine milch stock. J.
D. Anderson, phone 17 F13.
rnyOtfc
HORSE FOR SALE.— EUGENE MIL-
ler, phone 22 F ll.
my6-13pd
MUST SELL AT ONCE.— HOUSE
hold furniture, including range stove.
D. K. Nicely, on Hemenway place,
just west of Rinehart place.
m6-13p
INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS FOR SALE
— either singly or by trio.
W. A.
Hemenway.
may6-20c
FOR SALE.—80 ACRES, 5 V, MILES
west of Lorane, on Siuslaw; 14 acres
cultivated; 25 acres suitable for cul
tivation; rest timber, house and
barns, creek bottom land. Berries and
family orchard.
George Betts, Lo
rane, Ore..
Price $900, including
household goods.
mv6-tfc
FUV E ACRE ORANGE GROVE AT
Oroville, Calif., for sale, or will trade
for Cottage Grove property.
J. E.
Overholser, Oroville, Calif., R. 1. For
reference inquire C. A. Bartell, Cot
tage Grove.
my 6-27pd
FOR SALE.—ONE ACRE OUTSIDE
city limits, new buildings; berries and
fruit. Inquire Sentinel.
al5tf-cgfm
PURE ^WHITE RUNNER EGGS, 40
cents a dozen. The white are as good
layers us the colored. The white egg*
2V4 cents above colored on market.
Got 19^$ cents a pound March 9 for
cull drakes. My birds took all awards
the league, but in case o f defeat by
at Eugene show. W. B. Finney, R.
Cottage Grove will drop to second place.
F. D. No. 2. aprl5 tf
But a half game now separates them,
Cottage Grove having played five games LOTS FOR SALE ON SIXTH STREET
while Creswell has played but four.
Road.—
mile south o f city limits,
also 123 ac>es o f first class farming
land near Dorena. . Alex Cooley
a8-jun25pd
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