Cottage Grove sentinel., June 17, 1914, Image 7

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CUSTOM ERS D E M AN D OF A
Bank courtesy and both the in­
clination and ability to accom­
modate patrons within bounds
that guarantee a safe and sound
institution. This bank is willing
to be judged by this measure.
I absolutely guarantee to remove and
C. W. Wallace returned Hut unlay
replace half sole» and umke readjust morning from Portland where he nt
merit, without pain to the poeketbook. tended the rose carnival and purchased
Dr. Goff, Shoe Hospital.
j l o t f machinery for the cannery.
Muriel Robinson ye.terdny filed with
The Hentinel ha» been presented with
the county clerk the notice of locution a fine picture of the new rannery by
o f Robinson Crusoe Group No. J, uud A. L. Monroe.
< > Robinson Crusoe Group No. 4 mining
M i's Cecil Miller o f Portland hns
claim, in the Bohemia mining district bad returned to her the suit case which
First National Bank
Mrs. K. B. Kennedy and daught«r
Ruth o f Corvallis »topped o ff here last
night to viait Mr». Mary Smith while
on their way to Montugue, Calif.
Remember, that each «tore taking
part in the liurgnin Carnival Day ha.
listed only it. leader for that day.
Knch »tore will have many other bar
guiii. on that day that will make it well
worth your while to pay each one a
viait.
j •ho lost upon her return home, mention
o f which was made iu the last issue o f
The Hentinel.
Phone your order» for wood to the
Cottuge Grove Mfg. Co. We have the
very best old growth fir in both 16 inch
and 4 foot leugtbi.
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Mr». l,ora Kinnerty returned Thurs
day from Riverside, Calif., where she
visiteu during the past winter.
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Paint Story
CERT A IN well known man residing In the
city of Cottaga Or ora earn« Into aur strop tha
other day and said:. " I can buy guarantaad
Pure Paint in Portland for $1.45 per gallon.
My neighbor has used some of this paint and It looks
pretty good.” . Now our friend was tha "S h ow M e "
kind although not from Missouri, and bad a gallon of
his neighbors' paint weighed. Tha $i.4fi guaranteed
Pure Paint weighed XJVi pounds.. Wa weighed a gallon
of Bherwln Williams paint In the same color. In this
man’s presence and It tipped the beam at 18 pounds
exactly.
It Is needless to say we took this man’ s order, and
he said he saw at least one reason for tha difference
in price.
Moral: BUY HUERW IN W IL L IA M S P A IN T PROM
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Dr. and Mr». F. W. Robbins left Fri
Mr. and Mr» F. It Phillip, are here dauy for a trip to California during
from Copuilh* to »pend a couple week. which they will viait relatives in Han
Mr». Horace Cochran returned Hatur Francisco and Los Angeles. Dr. Rob
duy from a viait with her brnther», Fred bins expect, to return in about ten days,
and Joe Arnold, at I’nrtland.
but Mrs. Robbins will be away for sev­
Night Nurse, Abraham; A d rift in New
Mr». Velda Cooper of Ashland is vis­ eral weeks.
iting ber parent», Mr. and Mr. Win
Decrmg mowers, rakes and binders York, Abraham; Backwoods Boy, Abra­
Poole, and Mr. Orin Robinson.
are sold by the Hwengel Hardware ham; Hound to Rise, Abraham; Helen
Ford, Abraham; Helping Himself, Abra
We sell a guaranteed article in a Htore.
bam; Bridge o f the Gods, Balcb;
Combination Carpet Hweeper and Va
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder, Mrs. Lydia
Homesteader, Boyles;
West
Wind,
mum Cleaner, for $8.00. Come and get Htouffer and Miss Belle Burkholder and
Brady;
L ife
and
Her
Children,
one on trial. Wynne ft Woods.
Johnny Burkholder returned Sunday
Buckley;
Winners in L i f e ’s Life,
G. M Hailey, F. K. Hrynnt and O. K evening from Portland, where they at Buckley;
My
Little
Boy, Carey;
Crowe were over from Isirane yesterday tended the rose festival last week. They
Buried Treasure, Castlemon;
City
to confer with the business men o f Cot made the trip in their automobile.
o f Purple Dreams, Craig; Man and
tage Grove concerning the Fourth of
Mrs. Ann Hinall o f I/ondon, who is W ife, Collins; Romance Island, Gale;
July celebration.
75 years o f age, is seriously ill with Thirteenth Juror, H ill; Captain Pro-
It D. Kennedy nnd L. H. Davis o f heart trouble.
theror's Fortune, Kendall; The Lion
Corvallis «pent Hunday with friends
H. M Wallace is in Marshfield, hav­ and The Mouse, Klien; Best Man, Lutz;
here. Mr. Kennedy formerly lived here. ing gone there Friday.
Master’s Degree, McCarter; Grey Cloak,
Come in and get wall paper cheap, at McGrath; The Sherrods, MeCuteheon;
MeGavran ’» sale.
a22-tf Bunch o f Cherries, Meade; Bad Little
Palm Tree Pineapple,
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Word has been received o f the death Hannah, Meade; Girls o f St. Wodes,
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o f Mrs. Nancy Atkinson, o f Iowa, moth Meade; D evil's Admiral, Moore; M il­
er o f George Atkinson o f this city. Mr. lionaire, Morris; A gath a’s Unknown
('.lass Label Pineapple,
Atkinson was called east some time ago Way, Pansy; Maid o f the Forest, Par­
a c a n ..__________ . . . .
by his mother’s illness and has not yet rish; At the Foot o f the Rainbow, Por­
returned. Mrs. Atkinsin made many ter; Scottish Chiefs, Porter; Valiants
Preferred Stock Pine­
friends here when she visited her son a of Virginia, Rives; Opening o f a Chest
apple, a can__________
nut Burr, Roe; Miss Moccassins, Ryan;
few years ago.
The best ia in Ihe Hating
Beatrice o f Clare, Scott; (¿uo Vadis,
Miss Florence Hemenwnv will return
Hither Hrand will aland the test, tonight from 1‘ortlnnd where she has Siekiewicz; Brown O w l’s Story, Pren­
tice; Under the Christmas Stars, Rich
been attending preparatory school.
mond; Daughter o f a Magnate, Spear­
When you buy underwear for the sum man; Doctor Bryson, Spearman; Jes­
raer months ask for Chalmers Porous- sica’s Mother, Streeton; The Long
knit for boys and men. Every garment Labrador Trail, Wallace; Claim Jump­
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Hee ers, W hite; Conjuror’s House, White;
them at Powell and Co's.
jlOc. Westerners, White; Turn o f the Bal­
Hob Atkinson is employed at the Met
Miss Nellie Hcmenway has been ance, Whitlock; A ffa ir at the Inn,
»an Shop during the abaence of Merle spending commencement week with
W iggin; Port o f Adventure, Williamson;
Hcovell at Fort Hteven*.
friends at the University o f Oregon.
Gray Goose's Story, Prentice; Speckled
Cool in hot weather. Ye», those Flor­
Miss Minnie Wilcox returned Hunday Hen ’a Story, Prentice.
ence Automatic Hlue Flume oil stove» evening from Portland where she spent
will do it. Hold only by Hwengel Hard rose festival week.
ware Store. They are safe, quick, clean.
Chas. Matthews, George Matthews,
Cheap to operate. No smoke, no smell,
Victor Chambers and Ancher Alsted
no dirty cotton wirk—just an asbestos
i*pent several days o f the past week on
ring lighter, that's all. Our third ship
a fishing trip up the McKenzie river.
inrnt for this spring is now on the way.
Ordinances for additional street im­
They took both the Chambers and
Call and see it. Hwengel Hardware.
provements
were passed at the meeting
Matthews machines.
o f the city council Monday. The ordin­
A. L. Zacbarias is in Eugene today
Ask your neighbors i f they have
ances provide for macadamizing Pacific
taking the teacher»' examination».
henrd o f the Big Carnival Day at Cot
J. E. Hanton was in from l-ondon yes­ tage Grove Saturday, June 27. I f they Highway south from the end o f the pro­
posed paving south to the city limits,
terday.
haven't, tell them about it.
which will complete the improvement
Mrs. Harriet Wallace went to Cres o f the highway inside the city; also the
well yesterday for a short visit with hard surfacing o f Douglas street for the
Mrs. Ann Hears.
block between Shasta and Villard
Ernest Vosper o f Portland, who is a Places.
Partie» taken in any direction
student at the University o f Oregon,
Price» right,
Action on the petition for the vaca
was in the city Sntaurday.
r. A. GLOW.
tion o f Washington Avenue between
Phone 150— J
The Cottage Grove Garage sold a Car Tenth street and the Southern Pacific
right-of-way was postponed until the
tercar to Bake Htewart last week.
next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Smith and daugh
Mrs. Jennie l-angdon went to Eugene
The petition for a water main on
yesterday to take the teachers' exam ter and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bede and
Ninth Street north to the city limits
daughter were in Eugene Thursday,
iuations which begin there today.
was turned over to the water committee
making the trip in the Smith car.
I f you would know who lives in Cot­
with power to act.
tage Grove, all you need do is to get
Horace Cochran returned last night
The mayor was authorized to settle
the names o f those whose pictures we from Ft. Stevens, his return being nec­ the claim o f Wm. Landess for repairs to
have had in our display cases during essary because of receiving word to re­ water reservoir at $150.
the past year or so. Armstrong Htudio», port for duty in the forest service at
24 North Hixth.
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Any Item In thee* colum n« containing on tho lost Nno t h .r t o f tho
mark |. .], 1« paid advarilaing. | Thla announcement ia made in
compliance with tha poalal regulations.)
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Mra. Clnrciire Dentium, fortncrly o f
Ihi* city an<l n »istrr <>f Win. Snuderà,
atupped o ff bere Munday night while
on her « i y hom.< lo Pennsylvania from
W li ite Hultnoii, Wash.
Mr. and Mr». G. W. Beal» and Mr.
Clin». Matthew, returned Monday night
from attending the ro.e carnival and
vi.itiu g relative, at Portland and Van
couver.
Haying tool», hny carrier», hay rope;
Mi. nini Mra. Oeorge Hnlton li’ fl inni
wrek for (irnml Kupids, Mirb., to !*•• beat grade good, all the time Mild at the
Hwengel Hardware Htore.
Ijunii unlil Heplember.
Frank Van Denburg o f Litchfield,
Camp .1 ools, cnmp »love», paper
piata., tanta .m i nll klnda o f camper» ' Mich , ia vi.itin g hi. brother, C. II. Van
.oppili*, rnn I h * fumili al tka Hw.ngi’ l Denburg.
tlardwara.
Hardin Perkin, ia here from Hnine»,
Mr. and Mra llanry Fletter ara vi.it (ire., vi.itin g the J. 1*. Currie family.
ing tbair daughter al Coburg. Mr He nnd Hugh Currln eipert to make a
Fieeter ha. baan «uffering qiute »avara trip to the mountain».
ly o f lata wilh rhauniati.m.
Ther« i. a .aying old and muaty but
not altogether true, to the effect that
i f you write a better book, prearb a
r a n g e s c o o k s t o v e s better »ermon, or build a better mou.e
trap, the world will maku a path to your
A Largì! Aaaortmcnt
door, though your bou.e be in the wood.
Th ere'» a »aying not no old but more
truthful to the effect that thoae who
H O U S C F U R N IS H E R S
PHONt e
N U f-c e o
in .i.t on having real quality photo,
have made a pathway to the Studios of
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T. C. Wbaciar attandad tha meeting Arm.trong at 24 North Hixtb.
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HEATERS
K IN T E R
BROS.
o f bankara at Medford thi. week.
T. C. Wheeler wa. in U ra n r Friday
No talaphona ordar. will ba acraptad on buaine»«.
ou tha .pan ai, advertised for liargain
Dispatches tbi. morning in the daily
Caraival Day.
You mo.t call at tha paper, »ay that General Villa ha.
■torà, to gat them.
proved him.elf a traitor to hi. chief Car
Mr. Iturd.nl, of Ambro.a Hurd.nl Co., ranen nnd ha. practically placed him
rama up from Portland Monday.
»e lf at the head o f the constitutionalist
W. ('. Coaaar raturoad from Portland force, in Mexico. The arre.t o f Car
hionduy, driving horn a a Htudatiukar ranza'» o fficer, by V illa '» represent«
fiv e . I* reported.
rar for John Htonaburg.
V
M i.. Esther Jorgenson i. vi.itin g Mr
and Mr». li. J. Jorgan»on at Mabal.
McGavran i. having
»«la
a
wall
papar
miitt
JO E B A K E R
General Blacksmith
ANO
R E P A IR
W ORK
LOCATED ON W E S T SIDE
Pure Paint nnd oil aold by the Hwrn
gel Hardware Htore eo»t. one tenth
more than cheap »tu ff and la»t. five
time. n. long. All kind, o f »tain», var
niahe* and inside fini.be». Hwengel'»
Hardware.
A daughter was born last night to
Mr. nnd Mr». W. A. Hrmenway.
Mr». C. H. Burkholder, «on Johnnie,
daughlrr Belle nnd mother, Mr«. Lydia
Htouffer, returned last night from a
week »pent at Portland.
Hinger Hewing Machine« at Mill*, ft
Koach Muaic House.
Easy payment
plan.
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Misses Klixn Glennon, Mariette A.
Ilnmnnt and Florence Green are in Ku
gene
to take the teacher»’ exnmina
Frederic Aldrich want to
Halam
Hnturday to attend the commencement tiona.
L. A. Ralston o f this city i» somewhat
e ie rc i.e . o f
Willamette
l niver.ity
interested
in the eruption, o f Mt. La»
which are being held thia week.
sen in California, a. he lived for a mini
Edison and Viator Talking Machine.
ber o f year, within the shadow o f the
* on aa.y payment plan. M ill, ft Koach
mountain.
Muaic liouae.
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I f you want to paper that room you
Mr». J. H. Hannon, M i»» Maud Hooper, can get the paper at MrQavrnn’» big
Krne.t Purvance and Jnckaon Oodard »ale for about $1.00.
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are attending tha »uinmar »hurt eouraa
‘ ‘ Take out that ad. o f mine aliout a
at tha Orrgon Agricultural Collage.
mower for sale,” »ay. C. H. linight.
Kav. Kobt. HutclilTo o f Lebanon ha. "F o u r people have already culled to
filed application with tha coouty clerk buy it .” Hentinel want ad», get result».
to name hi. Cottage Grove ranch
While the weather o f the pa»t few
"S p rin g Thorp.”
daya hit. been nomewhat warm, there
• x k ~ x k ** x ~ x ^ k ~ x ~ x ^ ~ x ~:’> c ~>«* ha. been no great discomfort and every
body has gone aliout his business hr if
riaiion :: :: Phono graph«
the mercury were ten degrees lower.
Mimical Merchandise
There in a lack o f humidity which ac
Sewing Machine«
count, for the absence o f suffering on
Mill« Si Roach Muaic House
uccount o f the heat. Monday was the
Kirat Nat. Hank Bldg.
hottest o f the season.
Mr«. Kali* C'urrin returned Monday
from a v i.it at Portland with h«r
daughter, Mr». Varuon Field», and with
friend, at Vancouver.
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J. W. Htoops, caretaker o f luwns,
shrubbery and lota in cemetery. Phone
IAN L.
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When you build that new »idewalk
F. M. Hawkins nnd family leave to
miik« it u vnluiilile a«»at to your pro
day
for their new home at Newport.
perty— u.a cement from tha Cottage
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Shearer o f Dorena
Grove Mfg. Co.
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J. H. Cuffinan, Mr». A. I.undberg and leave today to make their home at Hn
Mra. Louin lieg.trom have filed with lem.
You will get everything you pay for
the county clerk notice o f loeation o f
‘ ‘ Hound D og” rtaiin in the Bohemia nnd then some, on Itnrgain Carnival
Day at Cottage Grove, Hnturday, June
mining diatrict.
27.
G. F. King wa. in Portland Friday
Misses K it« nnd Msrie Ridings leave
night.
Mr. nnd Mrs.
We rnrry Bee Huppliea, Tent«, nnd nil today for Marquum.
kind, o f Sporting Good».
Whan you Ridings will leave Monday nnd the
are getting ready to taka your outing, family will spend the summer there.
let u» outfit you. Wynne ft Wood». ..
Mrs. J. H. Boldon len\es today for
Kerr
&. Silsby
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
ARE ORDERED MADE
A U T O LIVERY
Miss Esther Hill has returned from
Los Angeles, where she attended a fin
ishing school during the winter, and
will spend the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hill.
EXPERT ADVERTISING MAN
LEANS CHALLENGE FATS TO VISITS COTTAGE GROVE
GAME OF BASE BALL
Mrs. M. L. Hcovell spent the past
To Whom It May Concern: I, as cap­
week visiting Mr. Hcovell’» mother and tain o f the Leans, hereby challenge
grandmother at Independence.
those o f much fat, avoirdupoise and bel
Testimonials upon request. Dr. Goff, I ¡cose vaporing» to a game o f base ball
shoe chiropractor.
mh25tf to be played upon the forenoon o f F ri­
day, June 20.
The leans promise upon their part a
real exhibition o f real base ball and al
so promise the fatties that when they
A well improved ^ acre tract on fith
leave the field they will look like scram
Ht. Near Cottage Grove high school.
bled mince meat or some other table
Add. I. PUOH.
delicacy o f similar form and shape.
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R. 1. Crabtree, Ore.
Arrangements have been made with
Fred Bartels to purchase the grease that
Mrs. Matilda Applegate was up from
will be worked from those o f surplus cm-
Drain Friday.
•on point, and in this way it is expected
Jackson Godard has received word to defray the expenses o f the exhibi­
thnt he uns been elected to the ponition tion. The mayor o f the city has agreed
o f manual training instructor ut Hpring for the day to suspend all ordinances
field.
providing a penalty for cruelty to fnt
We have a full line o f the famous men and no excuse remains except that
Domo Cronin Homrators, ranging in o f fear as to why this challenge ran not
price from $17.50 for IH) lb. machine, to be accepted. We have even went so far
$45.00 for 550-lb. machine. Wynne ft as to get Elbert Bede to agree to do the
Woods Hardware.
twirling for those o f much avoirdupois,
“ Give my respects to all the boys,” no matter upon which portion o f the
says Thos. M. Gardner in sen lin g his body it may appear.
subscription from Gustine, Calif.
Witness mr hand and seal this 17th
Mr. and Mrs. K. N. ¡Shields nnd two day o f June, 1914.
For Sale — Bargain
daughters o f Davenport, Wash., visited
S A M U E L LOOPHOLE M A C K IN ,
during the past week with the Cooleys,
Captain o f the Leans.
Hhields and other relatives in this
vicinity nnd Mrs. Gemima Robinette at
New Books at Library.
Hollowing is the list o f 33 new books
M i»» Verna Hawkin. wa. hare from Mt. Angel Musical Academy to bring Creawell.
No telephone orders will be accepted recently added to the library, which
Newport over Hunday vi.itin g at the home her daughter who has been study­
on the specials advertised for Bargain may be clipped and pasted into the
home o f her purenta.
ing there.
You must call at the catalog:
Mr. and Mr». J. Hardy Crow were in Carnival Day.
A live wire newapaper—The Cot­
stores
to
get
them.
Knight o f the Cumberland, Fox;
from
Lorane
Thursday.
tage Grove Santinol.
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There was an old woman who lived in
a shoe; she had so many children she
didn’t know wbat to do. She inserted
a want ad. in The Hentinel, and then she
didn’t have enough to go around. a22
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N E W D IAM O N D PO IN T
REPRODUCER
EASY M O N TH LY PAYM ENTS
Mills & Roach
MUSIC
HOUSE
First National Bank Building
WANT ADS
‘ ’ Ads. under this head at one cent
‘ > a word each insertion for five
« > insertions; 16 2-3 per cent dis-
count after fifth insertion; 33
‘ ’ 1-3 per cent discount after eighth
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Figures and initials
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FOB SALE OR TR A D E
W AN TE D TO BUY.— SECOND H AND
Wheel C%air. Mrs. Lamson, box 295.
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TENT AND CAM P
STOVE
rent.— Inquire Sentinel office.
FOR
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HARD H EATER WOOD W AN TED —
Cottage Grove Sentinel.
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FOB S A L E — TH REE HORSES, TWO
light wagons, set o f light harness, two
yearly calves, three young calves. A ll
fine grade stock. Horace Cochran.
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FOR SALE.— ISO ACRES OF LA N D
on Mosbv Creek, % mile from public
highway. W ill trade the 160 acres
for ten acres o f improved land with
buildings. My place has three mil­
lion feet of saw timber. Joseph
Perkins, Jr.
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B A R G A IN IN HOTEL PRO PERTY.
Must sell on account o f health.. -Fhrt
cash and part time with security.
Mrs. Ida Thompson, Hotel Thompson.
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FOR SALE.— FO R TY ACRES— PA R T
ly improved. Timber and river bot­
tom land. Price $1000. For further
particulars address. W. C. Ivines, Lo­
rane, Oregon.
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Says This City H i* the Livest Weekly S M A L L BUSINESS FOR SALE A T
a bargain on account o f owner leav­
Newspaper He Has Ever Seen Aay
ing city. $750 will handls. Inquire
where.
132 Sentinel.
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Coleman Cox, a well known advertis­ FOR S A LE A T A B A R G A IN —ONE OF
the best 3-year-old roan Shorthorn
ing man, representing the McBee Ser­
bulls in Oregon. Fred Wright, W al­
vice Corporation o f Chicago, was in the
ker, Ore.
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city yeaterday.
The corporation haa in its employ at H A V IN G DECIDED TO LOCATE IN
Crook County, will o ffe r 48 acres one
a stupendous salary, Mr. Burnham, who
mile from city with good spring. Sev­
originated nearly everyone o f the best
eral acres ready for plow. $2,000
known advertising emblems o f the day.
cash if taken soon. Would trade for
The class o f the stu ff he is producing
Central Oregon property. For partic­
for the McBee corporation is the catch
ulars %ee J. C. Morss, or adress S. B.
iest, classiest and best result getting
Morss, Post, Oregon.
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advertising service that has ever been
shown The Sentinel, and Mr. Cox has FO RTY HEAD GOATS, TW O TH IRD S
an effective way o f presenting it. He
nannies, for sale cheap. Inquire W.
knows advertising from A to Z and
A. Horn, Saginaw.
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could add a few letters to the alphabet.
FOR SALE’ — F IV E TONS GOOD H A Y,
Mr. Cox stated while here that Cot
also good set work harness. Hay can
tage Grove has the livest weekly paper
be seen at Dick S eott’s barn.
See
that he hns ever seen in a city the
R. A. Baker, 16th and Madison.
size o f Cottage Grove. He is a booster
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for newspaper advertising and said
that it is the only class o f advertising FOR S A L E — S PA N OF TW O YE AR
old eolts, also mowing machine and
that is increasing at the present time,
rake. C. V. Holbrook, Creewell, Ore.
showing that to be the medium which
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brings to the advertisers the best rc
suits. The live weeklies in the smaller
S M A LL FU R N IS H E D COTTAGE A T
cities usually cover their fields more
rear o f Cottage Hotel for aale at a
thoroughly than the big city papers and
bargain.
Mra. Matilda Applegate,
magazines, where there are more pub­
Drain, Oregon.
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lications and the competition is keener
LOTS FOB SA LE ON S IX T E STREET
Road.— >4 mile south o f eity limits,
I f you hnve anything you want to
alno 113 ac*es o f first class farming
trade, from a mother in-law to a mulcy
Und near Dorena.
Alex Cooley
cow, a want nd. in The Sentinel will do
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it for you. One vent n word. apr22 t f