Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, June 10, 1914, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textg f O M E R S D E M A N D O F A Rank courtesy and both the in- clination and al*ility to accom modate patrons within bounds that guarantee a safe and sound lusli»11'011, Ehis bank is willing t0 be judged by tli is measure. «»«UM of tliOHl' win hit' ■ 1***1 in our T I 'h r past year or an \ r, J i -It Noith * mZ M m Juno •y t tlrav of t, £ Saturday to Moadav will A ' " u*7 »ini f | Mat tee Xl ' vt " , mihh Gnu- K* v Oliver of Springfield was la th ¥ , I " Al in * or v h 11 in, ha* had the honor of being "* ‘■•••‘■»••ft editor in chief of th* Corvallis H'udios. high school annual for „ e , t year. ....................... ........'-■> attending ,MM" " 1“ »ml vi»,ting friends Th" Ar'n»«d Wynne baby ha. 1,1*1 ....... the past week. Watch for th page ad. in The Hen line! n w e k announcing „„ When you buy underwear for the »urn "“ r “»I* f » ' Chalmers Porous knit for boy* and men. Kvery garment guaranteed to give satisfaction. Hee them at Powell and C o ’s. jlOc. I Suggestions for the Table ! Dili pickles in c a n s ........................................................................ 20c Chow cbow in c a n « ....................................................................... 10c Shredded Wheat, 2 p a c k ag e s.................................................... 25c Kellogg's Corn Flakes, per package ................................. 10c Strawberries, m a rk e t p rice s................................................... Cam pbell’s Soups, per c a n ........................................................ 10c Grants Hygienic C rac k ers..................... 15c Look for Puffed Rice and P uffed W heat coupons in cur rent issues of your magazines and redeem them at our store. A" I Kinney, formerly u newspaper innn at Joseph, Ore., hns been in the city during the pn»t week. Dr. It. McL'urgnr returned Monday from California. I he ituker bakery ia rebuilding its .............. ““ entirely different char oven which fell in lust week. " " • r than hu. ever before been offered Mrs. Ralph l.cgat returned Monday I.... •*** ,,f C-ttnge (irove «„d vie,,, from a visit nt Grunt* Puss. ity. L. A. Ralston was in Kugene Tuesday Mi»» K. I. Keinieti, who hud been and reports Mint G. II. Tyaen is today employed a» milliner at the Hee# W„l hie., t o. »(on, | „ r WII(1M tlm>) 11 y vm moving into his attractiv e new hungn low in thut city. lerdny for her home in Libby, Mont., Mrs. F. L. Ingram expects to leave e a pee ting to make visit» at Portland, —38 acres secs, fl and 7, tp. 21 tomorrow for her new home in Pendlc ’“'••»tile uad Spokane rnroute. 500 H, K W ........................................... ton. Dr. Ingrain ha» been in Pendleton Mr» M I*, liaroutte left yesterday E. F. Adams et al to Lyman E. several duy» but is having u good deni " ,r Fort bind, where »he will vi»it her Adams et ux— tra c t sec. 6 tp. 21 of difficulty in finding u suitable hou." »ter and attend the rose festival. 500 H, B 3 W ........................................... Millard Shaver und Milton A. Kto, (tet a meal ticket and you wil never E. F. Adams et ux to Lyman E. dard, both »tudents at the University ,’rokB " r hungry. ♦5.00 worth for Adams et ux— tra c t tp. 21 H, of Oregon, were in the city yesterday Peculiar Coincidence in Resemblance of t l .'<0. Uasurpussed c.uffse. Rapid »er R 3 W ................................................ Name of Cottage Grove M an to T h at The W. C. T. I1, meets ut o'elotl ice healthy food. M onte1* Cafe. . . T. C. Wheeler et ux to H erbert ^ l„ these co lu m n * containing on the leet line th e re o f the Friday afternoon with Mrs. DcKpain. of Lad Sought. E akin— Undivided Vh interest Mr» C. K. Jones 1» attending the rose * * , | ,|, It paid e dve rtleing. | Thie a n n o u n c em en t it rnede in C. A. Hawkins received severe inj'j. in HEV4, HV4 of NEVi and N b i i »tivul in Portland. She left Tue» with the poetet reg ula tlonn.l When County Clerk Stacy Russell of N W I4 and HW’Vi of 8WV4 diy and ciperta to return home Sutur ies to two of his fingers recently whin- working near Umatilla. It was necci found th a t there was a man named E. and NW Vi of HWVi and NW E. Hale living on the Coast Fork near sury to remove one nnil. Vi of NEVi sec. 36, tp. 21 8, Mr». lima Heuger in in Portland vi» lottage Grove he at first thought that 10 R 4 W ................................................ A. J. Armstrong went to Springfield Mob Karl i» »peoilitig the .Ith itmg her »later uad enjoying the fea gstisel es* •" r , f i.r Inst week he was going to be able to make glad U. 8. to Charles E. B e bert—8W this morning on business. tivul. .(kit Van Uh»*’" hed !*•»* bte brother in 1‘ortland. the heart of a mother in K ansas who V4 of NWVi and lots 2, 3 and Mrs. J. Richardson, who had been vi» g, g,re Heating* t"irber »h..|, The unique»!, rlnsMiest und best enter Mr», ( lurence Morns wa» u pa»»eti ad made inquiry of him for her boy 4, tp. 21 S, R 3 E ............................ •a*oeard hy Key Albinia end teinineot ever offered th« |>ro|iln of g •r Tuesday to Salem, where »be will iting her son, A. J . Armstrong, for a of that name. The young man living on William J . B e rre tt et ux to Karl week, returned this morning to her home ■!»i»« » ferì -rehip with hie f o i l age d r o v e and vicinity will be an v»it with her parents. Mr. Moran will the Coast Fork, it was found, came from K. Mills— 6 acres sec. 7, tp. 21 in Springfield. non tired m the n e t t issue of The Hen J "in her Inter in the week. Kansas, but fu rth e r inquiry brought 10 8, K 3 W ............................................ Mrs. D. H. liemenway left this morn the information th a t this m a n ’s mother -at* o | mia re.j *•■»' t ,r Oo(T ti n d . J . E. Damewood et ux to G. John ing for Portland, where she will visit is dead, th a t his name is Emmet E. iter mhSÄtf Mr» Ja m es llrm eim ny i» the gin -t of son— 28.43 acres tp. 21 8, R 3 W 1,000 several weeks with her sister, Mrs. R. R. Hale, while th a t of the lost young man F ingal S. H inds et ux to Fred friend» in Cortland tin» week 11, legren Irti !»■» »•’*•* í,,r P a lm T r e e P in e a p p le , Giltner. is Ed. E. Hale, and th a t his fa th e r and orafe» >nd will p ro b eb ly io W right et al— lots 5 and 6, blk. Herman Anlauf went to Cortland a can. Mrs. W. ii. Abrams is spending the stepmother came to Oregon at the same fr*Jl»l«ii Ile »«Id hl* den tei Hundny to be gone for some time. 4, Ja m es H. M c F a r la n d ’s a d ime he did and now live at Ashland. O la s s L a b e l P in e a p p le , I <lay in Kugene kan '• l»i D M rCarger, el dition to Cottage G rove................ 3,300 Ml»* Jeaale Hnntb returned Kunduv a c a n ............................... The inquiry, which is from Kensing Karl K. Mills et ux to William tfUkeoee rreident of t b r r lty . evening from a »hurt visit with Mi»» | Mr. und Mrs. C. W. Beals left this kaaprak* tor Mr MeCnrger VanGorden— 6 acres sec. 7, tp. ! morning for a visit with their daughter ton, Kans., states th a t the young man Mutb Kennedy in Corvallis P re fe rre d S to c k P in e bas not been heard from since he left 21 ,8 , R 3 W ..................................... 410 o l ln« furm*r j in Portland nnd their son in Vancouver. apple, a c a n _______ We have a full line of the famous several months ago to buy a farm in Ambrose L. Woodard et ux to C. l ^ n rvurtWttl » n J r » r r Mrs. i'll»». Beals returned Sunday to |>otn« Cream Heparatura, ranging m Lane County. The fa th e r writes that The best is in the Kating. R. S tahlm an—t r a c t sec. 33, tp. (1H her home in Vancouver a f te r a short price from 417.50 fur Wi II. machine, to the mother is rapidly losing her mind 20 8, R 3 W ..................................... 500 Either brand will stand the test. l visit with her parents here. ♦ ■15 imi fu r l i u lb machine. Wynne a because of worry. As the boy usually .Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landes* arried a large sum of money with him, " X -X -'.-X -X -X -X -X -X -X -W -X -X - ,COOK S T O V E S Wood» Hardware ! spending the duy at Kugene. the parents fear he may have met with I Mia« Nellie Heiurnway »pent the HEATERS Mrs. Chaa. Matthews was a Portland foul play. The last heard from him by I week end in Kugene A lArge A n e o r t n i f i i t passenger this morning his parents he was working in a logging Mina C e n i Miller of Cortland, who i-amp. eprnt la*t week with Misa Nellie Hem ' “" " '• " • " l i o M f O enw sy, returned home Saturday, atop Ads. under this head a t one cent *j* Mctiavran is having wall puper ping in Kugene on the way. a word each iasertion for five £ •ale. insertions; 16 2-3 per cent dis £ II M Wallace spent Sunday with In. Belief.rnlgr femliy heve Mr. and Mr». W. C. Wilkin» were count a f te r fifth insertion; 33 Ta i tknr I sun ue re n rh for the friend» in Creaseli Kugene pa»»enger» Tuesday. Mr. Wil 1-3 per cent discount a f te r eighth y The people of Cottage Grove and Chone your order» for wood to the km» 1» suffering from blood poisoning insertion. Figures and initials vicinity are to be given an entertain Because of inability to get the berries C ottage d r o v e Mfg Co, We have the : Vsiag l l i ' l u n r i et Mill* 4 mused bv the infection of a badly are counted as words. *»* picked in tim e to make the shipment, ment of so unique a cha racter th a t a j Man« House Keey |.uy men t very beat obi growth fir in both lit inch mnabed finger. whole page ad. will be taken in The Sen Manager Wallace of the cannery was may27tf n l t f nnd t foot length«. Mr. nhd Mr». K. T. Neal and dnugh tinel for two weeks to tell ubout it. It ompelled to give notice th a t he could FOR SALE OR TRADE II. M Wallace returned Saturday ter of the Hogue River Valley were iiS H Huderati in w»» up from will be of a nature to interest every not fill the carload order which he had. D R E S SM A K IN G AND REM O D ELIN G . | m r n l 111'' " t th e p a s t Week from a v i»it with relative» in Coburg gue»ts of Rev. nnd Mrs. it. N. Aldrich man and woman in the Cottage Grove The berries th a t were brought in have Will go out or sew a t home. Mrs. E. hi wither, Mrs Kdlie lied W W Jackson returned Monday from Monday and Tuesday. They are touring country and such arrangem ents have been shipped to San Francisco. R. McMindes, 1430 Madison St. Curtland bringing with him hi» mother, the state in their automobile, will been made that admission will be en j3-10c »pend the entire summer seeing Oregon Mr» Minerva Jark»on, who will »pend Godard H as J a w Fag. tirely free. No one who takes in the fit lappa* wns iii from I-s.rui- the summer visiting her »on», H. K. and and expert to travel in like manner erpe tainment will ever forget it. 8. L. Godard has jaw fag. 480 ACRES» W E L L F E N C E D P A S through California during the fall and W W. Jackson at (girane. This is the sign th a t he has posted ture.-»-Fnr rent at a bargain. W. vV. Through an error The Sentinel an Hrrluw and i.lrn Hnnkin» were winter. in the doorway of the new Veatcb Jackson, Lorane i3c nounced last week that the advertising H K Jackson was In from latrane loe Uiv rr a few day* of the Kdison and Victor Talking Machines would appear this week. Watch for the building on Main street which he r e W A N T E D TO BUY.— SECOND HA ND Monday. cently completed. Wheel Chair. Mrs. Lamson, box 295. Coine in and get wall paper cheap, at on easy payment plan. Mill* A Roach big page ad. next week. I Unit of The Sentinel left Inst “ I d o n ’t know what this building is Music House. a l t f j3.17pd Mcduv ran ‘a sale, a-» tf In i visit in Minnesota, but wus going to be used for. 837 men have A K. Sharp of l.orane wus in the city Mr*. C. A. Nelson of Warren. Mum . 3 to et->|> III I'urtlnnd lor a sur T E N T AND CAMP STOVE FOR asked and I 'm ‘all i n ’ answering ” who la visiting her »i»ter, Mr» W II Wednesday. Jfrratioa rent.— Inquire Sentinel office. j 3 tf Mr. ami Mrs II. N. Starr of Oruiits O strander, la attending the Hose Ken W alker Ranch Sold. HARD H E A T E R WOOD W AN TED.— Pa»» were in the city Thursday. tiv al thi* week. The L. M. H arding ranch at Walker Cottage Orove Sentinel. j 3 tf Tom Jackaon of I^irane was here on Cottage Grove Grange will hold Il l Short was in Curtland Satur was sold this week to Joseph Dompier, picnic at the K. Y. Porter place at Wal a recent arrival from Michigan. The C H A M PIO N MOWER FOR SALE. liusine»» Thursday. day on buainea*. ker, Ju n e 17. A literary program will H arding family expects to move to Cot Almost new, price $15. C. H. H aight, When you build that new sidewalk Kills Harding was in from Walker jnlOc be arranged nnd there will be amuse tage Grove to give the children high phone 28F24. make it a valuable a*»et to your pro *N0 REPAIR W O R K Monday. ment for both old and young. A base pertv use cement from the Cottage school facilities. SM ALL B U S IN E S S FOR SALE AT H eadquarter* for automobile parties TED ON W EST SIDE game is scheduled between (irove Mfg. Co. “ «y27tf ball a bargain on account of owner leav and out of tow it trade. Absolutely beat Cottage Grove nnd Walker and prizes R. H. Clow is building a hydro-elec ing city. $750 will handle. Inquire W. B. Cooper went to Portland Mon coffee in the city. M onte1» < nfe. will be given for foot laces, high jump tric plant at Mapleton. 132 Sentinel. ju!0 jly 3 p d a y l 3 jlO day for an operation. 1 Marat* on vour ret*. gS.OU pole vault, tug-of-war, etc. Everyone Mr». John Small and Mrs. O. P. Mills is invited to come fortified with a bas Kemoua rolfee served FOR SALE AT A B A R G A IN —O N E OF I.. H. Ilill I» in Cortland on busineas. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. were down from I-ondon Tuesday and ket containing the wherewithal for ^Mlnaairnt ’!..■!• Monte 'a ( . the best 3-year-old roan Shorthorn The Collnw nnd McClellan Carnival U. 8. to F a n n y 8. Leman— NVs bulls in Oregon. F re d W right, W al Mr». T. J. Ilunne were up closed it* engagement Saturday. On spent the day with Mr». F. W. Bobbin». hearty meal. of SWV4 and NVa of 8EV4 see. ker, Ore. jn l0 jy 3 p d Mrs. Herbert Knkin is attending the l f W si , \ s of t he pnat account of bad weather the »land wnn 8, tp. 20 8, R 4 W. rose festival nnd Eastern Star conven JhMÉng at the home of tlieir non not n very »urreasfiil one. HA VIN G D ECIDED TO LOCATE IN W. F. H artzell to Della Hnrtzell— tion being held in Portland this week. Crook County, will offe r 48 acres one ter, Mrs llert Willard end NEV4 of NEVi and NVh of SEVi Squire Vaughn ha» been feeling a Bilia. mile from city w ith good spring. Sev We carry Bee Supplies, Tent», and all of NEVi sec. 26, tp. 22 8, R 4 lit tli* poorly of lut«*. eral acres ready for plow. $2.000 kinds of Sporting Hoods. When you W..........................................................$ 10 I Dty Tunes Miase» I v y and A jo in t meeting of the grange and cash if ta k e n soon. Would trad e for D. G. M cFarland to L ane Coun jithonih, ul c „ u ij>e (ìrove 1 m 1 i commercial club fair committee» will are getting ready to take your outing, Wildcats to the number of 221 and Central Oregon property. For p a r ti c ty —T ract tp. 20 8, R 3 W , . . . . 1 instructor* in high erhuol lie held S aturday in the commercial d u b let us outfit you. Wynne A Wood». . . cougars to the number of 15 were ulars see J . C. Morss, or adress 8. B. Fingal S. Hinds et ux to Lou F. Mrs. Frank Hawkins went to New killed in this county during the nine »‘le in th in city Toeadny m aking Morss, Post, Oregon. jn l0 jy 3 e room«. Knowlton et ux— WVh lot 1, port Monday in response to a message 1 tor positi.ins in the school» months ending Ju n e 1. In the entire Mr and Mr» H. M Wheeler came up HOMES FOR SALE— E N Q U IR E O F blk. 5, J . I. J o n e s ’ nd. to Cot from Mr. Hawkins who hns been there state, 55li4 wildcats were killed, 150 oty. from Rose burg Monday. Mrs. Orin Robinson. Cottage Grove, tage G r o v e ...................................... 10 for the past week telling her that he cougars and 28 wolves. The number Box 342. jl0 i-l. I f you want to paper that room you was making arrangements to move there listed with the fish and game commis Fingal 8. Hinds et ux to Lou F. Knowlton et ux—U ndivided Vi ran get the paper at M d i a v r a n 1» big permanently. The family will probably sion includes only those varm ints upon FORTY H E A D GOATS, TWO T H IR D S interest in tra c t in or near Haz- «ale for about $1.00. • M 'tf move during the next week or two. which bounties have been paid and it nannies, for sale eheap. Inquire W. e l t o n ’s f irs t ad. to Cottage T he L a d le s ’ Missionary Hoeiety of C. C. Cruson was up from Monroe and is likely that a number were killed th a t A. Horn, 8aginaw . j3-17pd ■'••wing Machinen Grove ................................................ 10 the Christian church meet* nt the home spent Sunday at home, returning to his were not reported. FOR SALE — F IV E TONS OOOD HAY, -*• * Roach Muaic House Fred Meinzer et ux to Southern of M r. H. L. Knot Thursday afternoon. work Monday morning. also good set work harness. Huy can Oregon Conference of Seventh J W. Stoops, caretaker of lawns, K. H. Holdernian » a . down from i>i* be seen a t Dick S c o t t ’s barn. See Day Adventists— 1 acre sec. 14, shrubbery nnd lots in cemetery. Phone «ton Monday. R. A. Baker, 16th and Madison. tp. 20 8, R 4 W ............................. 1 my27 jlylfipd M. H. Anderson anil C. W\ Wallace lfiS L. j3-24pd E. C. Adams et al to E. F. Adams (i. W. McFarland wns in Eugene Mon jV* * **y'»g old and ninety b u t went to Portland yesterday. Mr. Wnl et ux—64 acres sec 6, 7, 8, tp. 21 FOR S A L E —S PA N OF TWO YEAR l*'l**her true, to the effect th a t lace went to pick out nine chinery for the day transacting business before the A committee composed of Geo. Marks 8, R 3 W, also 1 acre res. sec. old colts, also mowing machine and to attend boundary board relative to some affairs bury nnd Fred Bartels was appointed *utr » better book, preurh a cannery nnd Mr. Anderson 7, tp. 21 8, R 3 W ........................ 1 rake. C. V. Holbrook, Creswell, Ore. A A. M. of the Silk Creek school. or tmild e b e t te r mouee grand lodge of the A. K nt a meeting of business men last night George A. Betts— 8 Vi of SWVi j.3-17pd Fred Bartels wa» a Eugene passenger to solicit subscriptions nmong the mer sec. 20, tp. 208, R 5 W ............... 10 Wor*‘* W'U make e path to your We cell n guaranteed nrtiele in a chants for n F ourth of J u ly celebration. W. B. Cooper et ux to Estella L. "“*>l y,M,r house he in the wood*. Combination Carpet Hweeper nud S E V E R A L YOUNG SOWS FOR SALE. Monday morning. * *»yiag not no old but more cuum Cleaner, for RH.OO. Come and get Salton—lots 1 and 2 blk. 4, Mil- — W ith pig from thoroughbred O. I. I absolutely guarantee to remove nnil Another meeting will be hold tomorrow- evening nt which this committee will t® the effect th a t those who one on trial. Wynne A Wood* npoo p ark ....................................... 1 C. boar. Fred W right, Walker, Ore. replace half soles and make »•adjust J . W. Shaggs et ux to Taylor Lane may 27-junel0pd report as to the response it is receiv ** »'ing real ipiality photos ment* without pain to the P<*ke‘b o o ^ Mr. sod Mr». W. A. Ringo of Salem cemetery association—tr a c t sec. ing and if '» •» sufficient to ju stify • ' * pathway to the Htuilloe of v l.ite d during the f.r»t part of the week Or. Ooff, Shoe Hospital. J SM ALL F U R N I S H E D COTTAGE AT 16, tp. 21 8, R 3 W ........................ 1 * at 2* North H iith. J3-10 with Mr». King«.’* parent», Mr. nnd Mrs Chester Churchill is spending going nhe-id with Iho celebration, plans rea r of Cottage H otel for sale at a Elmer L. Doolittle et ux to B u rk the week nt the Rose Festival in P o rt will be made and committees selected bargain. Mrs. M a tild a Applegate, b«,t H*‘W* " " l,r left Hundny for R. II. Kenady. holder W’oods Co.—NWVi of for making further arrangements. w ®»e he will .»pend severnl Mr. nnd Mr». Ed Freeman and eh, Drain, Oregon. m y27tf land. NWV4 nnd lots 2 and 3, sec. 28, u Bin ..nel, am mint, Mr. dren . « Mr» I ulti MeDuff, all of Miss Della Jackson Is expect mi to re nnd Mr», i-um tp. 20 8, R 2 W ............................... 435 LOTS FOR S A L E ON S IX T H S T R E E T lr* R K tliltii Through one day motorcar service Che hall», W».»h., »pent from Wedm»d»y turn from Corvallis this week L. M. T ravis et al to C. H. B u rk Road.— V4 mile south of eity limits, Freeman ’» and Mr». Peli: U e Roy Woods, Jr., returned from O. from Drain via S cottsburg to Coos Bay holder—tra c t blk. 2, L ft L a d also 123 ac>es of first class farm ing hid t ° Urrln Monday for to F rid a y with Mr. Mr. and Mr». G. W. has been established. A. C. Friday. dition to Cottage G rove............. 10 land n ea r Dorena. Alex Cooley Tith" " ^ n'* Ki.ee Festival M r ltu f f ’» parent», The Portland “ municipal s h o p " has Mis* Ruth Kennedy, who formerly h,,r daughter, Mrn. V. N. Freeman. a8-jun25pd E. F. Adams et al to C. E. Adams I f you would know who live» ,» < ob lived in th i. city, but who is now living proven an expensive luxury. The Metsan Shop irst National B a n k iba af Phone 48 COUNTY OFFICER ALMOST FINDS LOST BOY FOR KANSAS MOTHER ,tl|r (S m in i Matters o f Morm than"Passing'Moment day evening. 15c 20c 25c Kerr & Silsby NTER B R O S . aXS-tf WANT ADS j UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT IS COULDN’T GET BERRIES IN BEING ARRANGED TIME TO SHIP COTTAGE GROVE GRANGE TO HAVE PICNIC E BAKER General Blacksmith 221 WILDCATS KILLED IN LANE IN 9 MONTHS íl,¡" :: I’honogiapliH finical Merchandiite ,lr*‘ Nat. Hank Mldg. 1 **l*»k« *t at Sentinel Heniin.i office. WILL ARRANGE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION 7~ ■*” “ ,o •"