Cottage Grove sentinel., January 13, 1915, Image 5

TALES OF THE TOWN WHICH YOU M AY NOT H AVE HEARD
MANY
MATTKKH
OF
MURK T H A N
PANNING
MOMENT
liy ¡tent in t
columtik containing a key < I a t •• on tin* laat line
reof in paiti advertiaiiitf. (Thu announcement u math* in com-
lance with the postal r«*K^lntioii».)
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SOCIETY WOMEN OF OHIO
RECEIVE RUDE SHOCK
a
Report of Puyallup Cannery.
In
report
of
this
association
President W. H. Paulhainin remarks:
“ While it is too ea*-y to forecast
the earnings o f the cannery for the year
11*14, the footings have been made as to
the volume of business for the yenr a*
compared with 11*13, covering the high
er class o f canned goods, with the fol
lowing results: In syrup red raspberries
the increase was 1H2 per cent over the
year li*13; in syrup loganberries, 240
per cent; in syrup blackberries, 104 per
cent; in syrup strnwberries, II per cent.
These showings are made in the face of
the fact that the association did not
accept many orders for loganberries and
strawberries that were offered. During
• he year 1913 the association shipped
132 carloads of 40,000 pounds each; dur­
ing the year I!*I4 this was increased to
280 carloads o f 40,000 pounds each. The
total number of can* used during the
season 11*13 wn* 1,135,072 a* against 2,
712,300 for the »en»on 1014. In con­
sidering the unusual business condition*
for the last six Monti)» of 10)4, the in
crca»c o f bu»ine»s done by the Puyallup
k Humner Fruit Grower*’ Association
1» a marvelou» showing. In addition to
the foregoing canned goods, the associ-i
tion hu* also handled practically 5,000
50 gallon barrels of lierries. Hixty five
barrels make a minimum car. A ll of
the good* have not been shipped a* yet,
owing to the »orpin* in certain lines,
and orders in other lines are for Inter
shipment; but the transportation paid
on all lines only for the first 10 months
of the year 11*14,amounted to 411*1.52*1.
.*1. I f the business o f 11*15 multiplies
is heavily over the business season just
closed a* 11*14 did over 11*13, it is bard
to tell to wbat height it will reach,
■(even year* ago, or the season o f 11*07,
the association bandied 14,000 crates of
red raspberries that were shipped out
for consumption. During the season
just closed thy* business was increased
!o more than 174,000 crates, in addition
to practically 3,(*<*(*,000 pounds o f red
aspberries delivered to the canning
plants belonging to the association.”
Orange Has Program.
The following program has been ar­
ranged by the Grange for their lecture
hour Haturday, at 1 p. m.i
Instrumental Music .........Carl Huston
Recitation . .
.
Muster Do r wood
Monologue. .Tommy Gets His Hair Cut
Bertha Sears
How the Cost of Living Csn Be Re
duced, and Why it is Not Reduced.”
Mr. Porter
Can the High Cost o f Living be
Solved by the Housewives of the
Nation?’ ’ ...........Mr*. Curtin Vcatch
Grange Bulletin- Edited by Mrs. M. M.
Wheeler anil Mrs. P. W. Magee.
Monologue...........“ Going on a V is it’ ’
Mrs. Ashby
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" Hrcaunr it i» convenient. The bu»y
Beauty League Become Highly In woman can »teal un hour from her
other duties, go to the local »tore», and
The b o y»’ bushel luill t**tt 111 WM de
Minar» Vera nuil Marie Thurlirr of
conati
Ensuing Confatane Develop not caring particularly about ber gown
feuted Fruliiv evenlng liy tln* ('reswell Currllt Minilo» are »pending a few day»
for such a brief visit transact her er
Home Unexpected Resulta.
ut thè nume uf Mr. unii Mr». Wm. Mini
Ini ni tiy n »coro o f 80 tu 17.
rand in u burry »ml be back by the
den.
Mimi Krneatiiie Morgnn, uf l.owell, in
time the children «re hume from »chimi
vUiting ut tti** buiiii* uf Mr. inni Mi».
The Cottage drove g ir l»’ huaket bull i My David Powell, Copyrighted, 11*14 .1 and duini want» bi» »upper.
trulli wu» defeated ut Yom'iilln Mutur
Lawrence l'in lfx
A ipntr novel, though none the b-»»
“ Hecnuee the home merchant baa
effective scheme to encourage home mude u study of hia
Wi'iu yuu ruiight In Ibi’ Muri trilli mal duy by a »cure uf 1.1 tu M.
hi» community.
community, He
Pasture in Pork Production
Mutilili »quei'/cT
lim i' yuu pulii Ibi*
l'u I k with M ft imi 1 f now about lire in buying was inaugurated nml carried tu iimlerstnnd» it» peculiar needs, the
“ To make pork production most pro­
ii »»■•»* ni l'ut uf .III (•••r i*i*nt V (ii'l uwny nurunce. It will be too late after yo u r, u successful issue by the women uf Mar wants and tastes uf its people. Ili»
fitable in n!i its phase* Oregon growers
frulli Ibi' Mutuili rompnny. Tubi’ it l’ut houne nr »turn I* liurmul.
il.lutf burton, u city of 13,000 inhubitiints lo stock is bought with these fuels in
should provide pnsture for hogs where-
iry In Ibi* Aulii», l ’bui'iiil, or imy otte uf
T b r Cotlnge (Jfuvr g i r l » ’ lin»krt hull catcd within eany trolley ride of ('leve mind. He therefore offers better »elec
ever possible,' ’ say* R. E. Reynolds,
Ibi' dosetl ntilml li n IÌMI rum pii li iu» i r
lions for home people, though bis stock
team «run ut Crenwell Friday by u »cere land, Ohio.
extension livestock man of the Agricnl
A Civic Menuty l.eague hud been or may not be so large as the out of
hnvn, nini iivulil nny «urli oeeurrone». uf IM to H.
tural College. “ Fresh pasture has a to n
gimixed by the leading women of the town uirrrhnut who»«' selections have
Wr |(Ui> yuu Ihr rii1 1 * yuu puy, nml thrri<
Mr». Urn. O. Knowle» mi l lirirr, Ml»»
ificial effect on the health o f the hog
city, nml to carry out its purposes they been made with a view to the tastes
I» ini ruiur Imi-k
llrnltinnl 4 llurriaoti.
Minnir Knowle« vinited in Klurrnrr uml appealed to the bilame»» men o f the
besides affording valuable nutrients for
Oregon Multi ItuIlilIliU.
umi
needs
of
»n
entirely
different
com
Eugene ln»t tvrrk.
the ration. While grazing, the pig* ob
town for finnnciul aid, never thinking inuuity. ’ ’
Mr». Jurk Orr, litui »un, uf l>uly,
I .tint wrrk u ninn guvr fur rullrrtiun that for no worthy a rausc there would
tain considerable exercise, which i* e*
dtie distribution of the piunphlet con
\Vii*h . uri' vUiting nt Ibi' buine uf Mr.
mi nrruunt uf
$6.00 ii|gtiln»t muitbrr be uuy reluctance on the part of the tnining the foregoing reasons, while of
sentiul to economical gains, especially
nini Mr». Frank MeFnrltiinl
in ii n. Tbut tiny thr man'» w ifr rnmr merchant» to »uliscnbc.
in young pigs. It has lieen proved that
I'ourse doing some good, wn» but a min
Wunl lui» tirrn ri’rrlvi'il In tbr rlly in uiul pniil thr aaeuunt. Tbr nrxt day
cheaper gain* can be made in a pasture
A » it »o hiippeued. the two or three or feature o f the enmpuign. The greut
Ib r d n lh uf Mr». Andre» Huilth nrur thr »mi, «vhu hull hmird that wrr hull wuuii'ii must active in promoting the
than in a dry lot. Likewise soil fertility
riu
Mr »mi Mr» Hniith furiiu-rly Ihr nrruunt fur rullrrtiun , rnmr in nml league were very much given to running effectiveness of the »rheme lay ill the
is maintained more steadily, since the
u»e
inaile
of
the
bulk
o
f
the
reasons
il un Houth Mi a t li Street in Ibi» rlly. paid it, »ml thr next duy tbr uld mini to Cleveland to buy a large »hurc of
manure, which is rich in fertilizing e|e
submitted It was very generally found
_Jr». C. M. l’ iirkrr vlaited fririul» nt inm»rlf in in r in nml paid thr nrruunt their elotbing, hut», house furnishing», thnt at least one of the ten reasons suit
men»*, is evenly distributed on the lands
'renwell Huiuliiy.
pastured. ’ ’
fur thr third tiuir. O f ruurnv, we didn't etc., nml when the mutter came up lie milled by every contestant bail some
Mr. nini Mr». Myi'r uf II oovrr, Iilubu, turn it nil uvrr to tbr man fur whum fore the Musini*»» M en'» Association for t'Npecial merit and these were print
nrr luukuiK uvrr tbr Cottage (Irnvr tvr were rulIrrtinK. W r mrrrly mrntiuii endorsement severnl o f the merchants ed on enrtls bearing the name and ad
Ihi* tu »bow that wr hnvr n »y »trm tbnt present were of the opinion that this tires* of the person writing it. Wiitehers
ruuiitry nritb n virar uf locuting.
get» tbr munry. Pacific Htntrn Mrrrnn would be a rare opportunity to give
were appointed to report the name» of
A ftrr Jniiunry 13, tbr Hbn»t» Imiit
tllr Agency, Oregon llutrl Building.
the»e women a well merited rebuke. A f every re»ii|ent o f the town returning
ni, nurtli Iriiuntl, « i l i pii»» tbruii|(li Cut
Mr». I,. II. (Iilrbri«t i» rumplrtiiiK n ter some ili»eu»»ion it wn» derided to front Cleveland with a park age, nml
tuge (irnvr nt 9:15 u. m Tbt» I» tliirty
appoint a committee to meet with the from other source» whs learned the
inliiutr* rnrllrr tinnì tbr preaent »rliril huunr nn Con»t Kurk.
K. M Thurlirr bn» purrhn»rd a Htude luiiie» and explain to them that owing mimes uf anyone receiving freight 01
ulta
to poor bumni'M condition* caused by express shipments. My the next mini
H. J. nml Andrew Hruml «vrru in Ku linker rnr.
FIRST AND LAST
so much money being »pent out of town eneb of these people would receive one
Ml»»
Kthel
Mnrtrl»
»prut
Mtimluy
in
gene un Tunulny.
It would be imposait,le for the mer or more of these “ reason card»,’ ’ sub
Eugene.
Mr». .1 K t)»truiulrr nml hi-r dnughter
chant« to help them ut thnt time. initted by someone who lived in their
Coupled with Service and Courte­
(Vrru (lorilu Muuntnin bad it* white
Mr», Mnrmn Vrnlrli uf Eugeni' nttrml
Though the ensuing conference lietween »lime neighborhood. The »econd offensi
rulir uf »nuw un Tur»dny morning. Hnuw
ous Treatment is what you get at
ni thr finirmi uf tbr twn yrnr ulti
the committee ami thr ludie» was held brought ii do/.en or so, and a contiuu
dnughter uf Mr».
Ninn Munipbrry, »tnrm» have hern reported from «rvrrnl many year» ago the members of that ance of the practice brought a flood of
liH-nlilir» rluar to tor drove, but tliu»
dnughter uf Mr». ftatrnmlrr, nt Aaturln
fur thr rity hu« rarnprd from nny »now committee »till retain verv vivid nera them at every repitition.
urie» of the occasion. After suine tw "
Mumliiy.
The effect» o f thi» persistent bom
■inrr thr middle uf December.
boors’ discussion--mostly on the part bardment can be lietter imagined by
Notice of Finn] Settlement.
T. C. Wbrrlrr wn» In Kltgru» yr«trr
Service» will lie held in thr Chrintlan of the women the roiumitti'i'men re
ilny.
Ohurt'li Thuradnv, Jnn. 14, nt 2 p in , in tired with as much grace as they could, the render thun described by the writer
Notice is hereby given, thnt the un
The Old Reliable
Muffire to »ay, that within the year it dersigned administrator o f the estate
Mi*» Nritn llnxrltun I» tip fruiti Ku nnawrr tn n rnll from thr National W. martyrdom was not in vain.
*
»
<
a
rure
exception
to
nee
shipped
or
A
of Arthur VanHehoiack, deceased, has For the protection of out- do-
gene vlailiug brr purrnt», Mr. nml Mr». C. T. C. fur national prnbiliitiun.
Meing whole hearted sensible Ani"'i-
program will lie rarrird nut and tbr n n women, the ladies readily aw the rnrrird into the town anything that tiled with the County Court o f Lane
f . C. Iluxrlton.
posit ojth we have:
pnatur» uf tbr city will apeak. All ill force of the arguments presented by Ih" could be purchased at home.
County, Htate o f Oregon, his final ac
trrrnteil in tbi» grent rnu»r are urgently business men. with the result » hr* » it was
count aa such administrator and that
BIG BARB W IR E 0RDER8
Saturday, the tith day o f February, A. C A P I T A L .................. $25,000.00
..
,m ill'll til attriul
We
Something You Need*
W . Have Hum.tb.na
Nad'
w „ look for
rirP( out a lew uuy» unni ineir iteaury ,
l.eague was converted into a “ Buy ut Pittsburgh Mill* Rushing Supplie* for D. 11*15, at the hour of 10 o ’clock a. m SURPLUS and
of suid day, has been fixed by said court
•
f | .1
D i««
n »«
r1 1 *., to atlvanrr tu nearly double pren
llume’ ’ club, composed of only women
Use in War.
a* the time for the hearing of any ob­
Undivided Profits ... 40,000.00
i r e t l o m e s f i n s DC U O Z .
m l VBlum. Metier t s k r advantage uf and working indr|ieudently nf the ncr
jections to said report, the settlement
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—
IM|r ru| |,rirr» I hi» week.
17 pound» chanta, though uf course, the money nee
Demand from the belligerent nations
EOULAR
PRICE
EVE
KO U l.AIl P
R IC E E
V E RYW
R Y W H ERE
ERE
granulated »ugnr for $1.00. Many bar essary to conduct their campaign was of Europe for barb und plain wire has of the said estate and o f the distribu­ STOCKHOLDERS’
10c
PER DOZEN.
loc per
dozen
gftin. DaLanaa I m ' n aw il »n|r.
solicited—snd needless tu »ay quite reached the feverish stage in the wire tion o f the residue thereof.
Liability................. 25,000.00
Frank VanHehoiack,
H E N IT R
A 1N 8
A fin a l d iin b rnl o f » 1 »
oaal 111 tk . willingly subscribed—from the liu»ine»» nulls of this district.
W HEN
RAINH
Administrator.
bnnkruptey ra»r of Mary Martel» hn» interest» of the city.
Offers of orders aggregating 125,000
REMEMBER TH E M A IN
H. J. HHINN, Attorney.
j(i-f3 A Total of .................$90,000 00
been declared, making a total uf II per
U M B R E LLA STORE
Through the medium of the local' ton», of which 25,000 tons are »|iecified
rent
pnid
to
the
creditor»
In
thin
en»e
newspaper» the women conducted u "" barb wire of special design, have
Prices always a little lower
The officers and stockholders are
At a meeting in the armory at Eugene prixe contest for the beat ten reason* been made within the in*t frw day*
S PE C IA L A I*ull Quart of Trash
why |>eople should buy from home mer This business is worth approximately Notice to Voters of Mosby Creek Road all guccewful and well-to-do l.tisi-
In»! neck tbr I'nited Mpnniah War Vet
District.
Roasted Pean u ts.......................... 3c
rrnn» in»tailed thr following o ffir r r » . chants and wan open only to contest 44,000, IKK) and will keep the mills going
for
several
months.
There
will
be
a meeting at Ishmael's ne»K men.
ants
who
were
not
connected
In
any
Man» Cbri»trn»en, enmmandrr; W. ij
place for the purpose of eleeting a road
White, »enior vice eomumnder; Frank way with local enterprise». A i it was
»uperv isor for said district, said meet­ Another protection is 24 years of
Woodruff, junior vice rummnndrr; K. K. desired to rreate an much interest a»
ing to be held Haturday, the Dith day of
possible in the contest the prices o ffe r­
__ _________________________________ Pierce, uffierr uf the day; D K. I*ark«,
successful business and backed up
January, 1915, at 1:30 p. m.
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7,
u ffirrr o f the guard; R. W. Collin», ed were very substantial and so urrung
( urrin ( .miry agent fur Ihr Oregon ,
,
, )r C ,, M, fk , d
j
Fred ed that everyone sending in un article
H. B. YA N C E Y,
by the United States
Fire
“
A»»<>ei»ti»n o f Me M inn W e n tw o rth , q u a rte rm a ste r; M. H. H unt could feel almost sure of winning some
jrte jfa
J. F. HPHAY.
tip n n n a t
-------
ville.
thing.
"
' ley, quartrrma»trr
»rrgrnt; K. I.. 1’rery
qu
We
w
ant
your
business
I
mrnA
l
v
W
s
l
l
o
s
s
e
t
Win I .a mb**» w as in Eugene vesler
» » « » 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44
tory. Hardly a block in the city but
Mr». Newell nml daughter of Mr
day.
contained one or more o f the price win
Herbert Bakin transacted bualnesa in Minneville vtaited during the past week nem. The following article won the
IndUnapollx.— Virtually every mem
at the Wn. Hull home.
Eugene yeaterdny.
grand price of 4230.0b and uf(er being : ber. of the city administration of Terre
Mr. and Mr». John Hader, Siotb of prepared in pamphlet form in the most j j {aule j, )n n,* hands of United
J, M. Medley made a cuuple uf trip»
I whom have been nick are convalescing attrsetive style printer’s art could de
to Eugene this week
States authorities as a reault of the
vise, w »» placed in the bands of every
wholesale arrests there on indictments
L A T E S T 1915 M ODEL. O N L Y
Ads. under this head at one cent
resident of the city.
a word each insertion for five
“ We »hould patronixe our home mer charging a conspiracy to corrupt the
sston-Champion Stage Line
hunts because it ia patriotic. That election of November 3 last
insertions; 16 2-3 per cent dis­
A L B I LUNDMKKU, Prop.
which prompt» a man to dou his armor,
Expert P in e I n i n u . R ipiiriai
Ninety-three persons including May­
count after fifth insertion; 33
und if need be to give hia life in de
FREIG H TING
Official Plano Tuner for tba Unlvnr
or Roberta, who ia a candidate for the
1-3 per rent discount after eighth
fense o f hia country, is patriotic. Pa­
Has powerful suction and revolving
xtty
of
Orngon
School
of
Music.
Muddle Kursen and Packing to All
insertion.
Minimum charge of
triotism never counts the cost. It democratic nomination for governor
brush.
Cleans and sweeps at same
I.eave order» with Mill» A Roach
Part» uf the Camp
prompts thr loyal citixrn to lend hia ut in 1916; Dennis Shea, sheriff of Vigo
I5c each insertion.
Figures and
Music House, Fir»t Nat. Bauk Bid.
iniwt action to the upbuilding of his county; Circuit Judge Eli H. Redman;
operation
without raising any dust. A
Phone 10 F41
initials are counted as words.
country, his stale and his city. No City Judge Thomas Smith and other
small
child
can operate it. It means a
Mr». 1>. H. Ilrmenway 1» visiting in greater evidence o f true patriotism can leading Terre Haute politicians had
lie
displayed
than
the
expending
of
clean
house
365 days each year with
Herbert Leigh returned yesterday nf Portland and Scuttle.
your earning* with your home merchant, been taken into custody.
LOST—H
ATU
RD
AY.
LA
D
IE
S
OLD
The
Winloek
Live
Wire
i*
the
name
of
one
third
the
labor o f the old way.
ternoon from a trip to hi» mining prop
thus building up and strengthening the
Mayor Roberta, who ia regarded aa
Fashion gold clasp pin; set with spray
orties in the ______
Bohemia _ district. lie re 1 the paper at Winloek, Wn»h.. being pub
of coral. Finder please leave at this Pays for itself each year in saving wear
p o r t » that on Thursday
nml Friday |,.hed by J. D. Quillen, formerly of this institutions of your home rity, and add­ the leader of the alleged conspiracy to
ing to the general prosperity of your
office.
jl3tf.h.e. on rugs and carpets. The many pleased
corrupt the Terre Haute election, ia
there was a heavy »now »turin, bill un ,-ity.
community.
the average there has been le** »now
Arch Piper returned to Portland last
charged with many overt acta in the W HEN S E N T IN E L W A N T ADS. F A IL customers attest to the wonderful
“ Because it will rheupeu the price of
this winter thun u»ual — Register
Wednesday.
to get results the ease is almost hope merits o f the “ Duntley.“
merchandise in your home store*. The indictment
Mrs KuyHumaine o f Portland, who had
J. Henderson wn* in from lairntie greater volume o f business transacted
less. The best thing to do, however,
It ia charged that the poatal laws
been visiting her parent», Dr. nml Mr». ovpr Wednesday night un bu»ine»».
is to try once more before giving up
by a merrhnnt, the smuller will be the were violated in that the alleged con­
A W. Kane ..m e New Ye*ra’ Eve, re
, , your „ j rt>n|#<! niv
fur me. margain o f profit he will require. By
spiracy waa furthered through the
Agent
turned Monday to her home in I urt and
. ,
<)ilieontjntle
»»id
adding to hia volume of business you
WE D O N ’T OFTEN F A IL TO GET
1164 Lincoln Street. Eugene Oregon
Mhe was accompanied by her huabnnd ^
oriffin< Ju„
„
We expected make it possible for him to sell his malls. The federal authorities con­
you what you want i f you use a want
dl*j27
*h o irrivfu hen* Hutunlnjr.
flf(l H|wayB »topping wnnt id i. be wares cheaper, thus lienefitting yourself tend that inasmuch aa a United States
ad. That '» what w ant ad*, are for—
K. K Mill» w »» in Eugene Thursday «auae they hnve served their pnrpone.
ns well as the entire community in senator and a congressman were voted
to get you what you want.
nn bu»ine»».
. . .
Pierrie Trunnell arrived from Parma, which you live.
upon, the federal government has jur­
J, C. Johnson wns in Eugene 1 riday i IiJnl)0 Thursday tor a visit ut the home
PROPER ECONOMY M A Y
KEEP
“ Because the home store is an em­ isdiction In the case.
you from feeling the temporary de­
on buxine»».
,lf hill ,uirlPt .f(.,»e Trunnell. He had ploying institution giving work to the
pression.
For only a part of the
Hick »hoes are like sick people. Taken , brought a carload of hugs to Seattle, sons nnd daughters of your friends and
B A R R E L & COMPTON
TH E MARKETS.
price of a new pair of shoes. Dr. Goff
n time the disease may be the more where he received 47.40 a hundred for neighbors. The amount o f putronngc
will fix the old ones up as good as We solicit a share o f your patronage.
given such stores will regulate not only
nsily cured.
l>on’t wait until y « « r j them.
new.
n lltf
Portland.
hoes are nil run down before taking
T he A. M. l ’erlni family has moved the number of persona employed but
the scale of wages paid ns well.
We do all kinds of
/hem to l)r. Guff.
n l l l f hack from Anlauf.
Wheat— Club. $1.26; blueatem $1.28:
WOULD STORK PIANO AND P A Y
“ Because a reciprocal relation exists
|)r. II M Mhaw of Marshfield, who
red Russian. $1.22; forty-fold, $1.27;
small
rental
for
its
use;
also
would
! was here Friday and Saturday on a pro­ between you and your home merchant. red fife. $1.23.
protect same against loss or damage
money you earn is puid you by
One Third of a Cent an Hour fessional trip, expressed himself as very The
by fire. Apply Seutinel office.
Hay— Eastern Oregon timothy, $16;
home institutions. No man can live on
I
much
pleased
with
the
up
to
date
little
P IA N O M O V IN G A S P E C IA LT Y .
Tba best and whitest light In exist
to himself. It ic a duty we owe to grain hay. $11; alfalfa. $13; valley tim­
j
city
he
found
here.
ence. the Alladln Lamp (uses kero
spend our earninga, so far as possible,
FOB SA LE OR TBAD E
I. Pugh writes from McMinneville to so thnt it will insure the upbuilding of othy, $12.
sene) bums 30 hours on one gallon
Office: Elite Confectionery. Phone 72
Butter— Creamery. 35c.
of oil Steady light, no odor, no
renew hi» aubaeription nnd to wi»h community interests.
Auto Dray for Quick Delivery
FOR SALE— General store in country,
The Sentinel and reaidentu o f the Cot­
duxt; has no equal for the rural
Eggs— Ranch, 38c; candled. 40c.
Because your home merchant, de­
good business; everything ready to
home.
A postal will bring you a
tage Grove country a prosperous new siring your trade tomorrow- ns well us
Hops— 19H crop. 12c; 1913 crop
move into and take charge. W ill
demonstration.
«l-iO j20r
year.
today, knowing you well, being your nominal.
sell at invoice. 5 per cent o ff for
Oeo W. Morris, Agt.. Cottage Orove
Hcott Ckriaman was in from Dorena neighbor and fellow eitixen, will accord
cash. Y 32, care Sentinel.
j!3pd
Wool— Valley. 18c; eastern Oregon,
Saturday.
you more courteous treatment, nnd give
10c.
FOR SA LE — SECOND H A N D NEW
Last week The Hentinel spoke of Mrs. your wants more careful attention than
J. D. Menkey of Eugene wn» in the I'hoebe Hughes of Creswell as Mr*. Men the merchant in a strange eity to whom
Home sewing machine, good as new.
city Inst week and while here n»»i»ted G r o ffs mother when the types should you are but a transient customer; nn
Seattle.
Mills & Roach Music House.
)13tf.
in the initiation of several candidates in have said grandmother.
out-of-town purchaser to whom he ran
Wheat— Blueatem. $1.26; club $1.24;
LOST\— GO I D BBOOCH WI TH RUBY
the W. <>. W. Camp.
BLACKSMITHS
Hamilton Venteh has been quite ill dispose of undesirable wares with per red Russian. $1.18; turkey red. $1.21;
setting nnd baroque pearl drop. Re
feet safety.
Attend the big Bund dance nt Armory recently with the shingles.
forty-fold.
$1.25;
fife,
$1.21.
ward
if
returned
to
this
office.
j*>pd
turdav night, January Mi. Tickets
Mix o f the senior girls of the high
Barley. $26 per ton.
Dr. R. McOnrgar, now located in the
JWe
school gave u clever little one net skit
FOR SALE.—5 ACRES IN SID E C ITY
Hay—Timothy. $15 per ton; alfalfa,
nil Mra. llcnry Van Bonk Irk r f nt the Arcade Theatre last Wednesday Lawson block has tr.ken a lease on the
limits, bungalow, outbuilding, on
residence
formerly
occupied
by
Dr.
Roll
$13 per ton.
ri visited nt the home of H. J. evening.
North Tenth Street. A. E. Whitbeck
bins
nt
the
corner
of
Fifth
and.Wash
i over Hutiilny. Mr. Van Moskirk
Mrs. Ellis, who hus lectured here
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
J20-pd
Butter— Creamery, 36c.
and Air. Hhinn were boyhood friends several time», visited during the past ington streets nnd expects to hnve hi*
Kggs—39c
KOK S A LE — SIX GOOD LOTS COST
iiOKelirnshn and hnd not seen each week nt the W. II. Hentenwny home in fi.mily moved in by the end of the we* it.
The Heroine.
$1200.00. W ill take $300.00 cash if
Ho will use the annex for his dentistty
.rffher for more than thirty years. Mr. Milk Creek.
•‘I
see
that
Miss
Burnaby
ia
wearing
taken this week.
jl3pd
he expects to move
w n n d Mrs. Van Moskirk went from here Oeo. Atkinson nnd F. H. Hall left Inst basil ess, which
* to Itoseburg, where they will visit dor Wednesday for Goldfield, Nevudn on a w iitin a week or ten days. Mae says a Carnegie meffnl. How did »he get It?’*
dental work won’t hurt after he gets
“ Haven’t you ever heard about It? GOOD SECOND H AND FARM WAG
1 ing the remainder of the winter.
business trip.
on to trade for hay, oats, wheat, po
moved as it will be ‘ homeopathic’ ilea Tw o ye a n ago last rammer »he waa
For
Male
six
gooff
lots,
coat
41200.00.
Hugh Cnrrin left this morning for
tatoes or anything that we can sell
tistry after he has
moved closer to
will
take
$300.00
cnah
if
taken
this
tiding a horse in the park one day. and
* Juneau, Alaska, where he has a position.
Brand k Co.
d30c
home.
Mrs. Elisabeth Churchill visited her week.
A. C. Hrarkenburg of Brownsville is the animal bolted with her. When It
Mrs. Gluddie M. Kime has been
\\ IN TED.—50" PEOPLE TO T B U
sister, Mra. Men.Groff Monday.
freed from
her husband, H "rry *’ ■ assisting Rev. Aldrich in nis revival aei mod aa If »he would l>e killed a
other people what they want, and
A monthly income policy is beyond Kime, on the ground of desertion. They meetings this week.
young man caught the animal and anc-
5,000 epoplo to answer those ads
the reach o f nn incompetent or unfaith­ were married in Eugene November 25,
Elbert Bede went to Salem Sunday cecded tn Mopping It before any harm
ful executor, administrator or guardian, Mill. Mra. Kime was given the care of morning, where he eipeets to rci.onin
IRON OR WOOD.
had tveen done."
TO TRADE.— 70 ACRE I MPROVED
“ nlk with Hnrry Metcalf.
during the legislative session.
the minor child.
REPAIRING
OF ALL KIND3 IN
Oklahoma
farm,
oil
land,
for
im
“ W e lir
W. H. Mills, linotype nperntnr on the
17 pounds sugar for 41 . 00 ; regulnr 25e
Mra. Martha J. Kayaer hna sold her
proved farm near Cottage Grove
“ Well, ah# didn’t marry him.” —Chi­
Eugene
Daily
Guard,
is
operating
the
First
(
’lana
Work Guaranteed.
rooming bouse on Ninth Avenue East, in coffee, liic; 30c pillow tubing, ID«* yd.;
Henry Sehoenberger, Box 91, Cottage
Eugene, to C. W. Donne, who hna taken nnd many other bargains at DeLarren Intertype on The Hentinel during the cago Record-Herald.
I’ hono 40
Orove, Oregon.
dlO-jttpd Sixth and Washington
absence of Mr. Bede.
charge of the hunlnean.
Bros, removal sale this week.
Vainly Mk Huitueas Men to Aid Civic
The First National Bank
ire Clothes Pins 5c Doz.
THE
FAIR
93 POLITICIANS IN
INDIANA ARDCCTCD
WANT ADS
A Duntley Vacuum Sweeper
A. S. D R A P E R
J. O. McCRADY
Cottage Grove Transfer
Hauling and Heavy Dray Work
SPRIGGS
B R O T H E R S
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