Cottage Grove sentinel., January 13, 1915, Image 6

HAM PTONS
U N IV E R S IT Y O E O R E G O N
G IRIS’ G LEE CLUB
ARCADE THEATER
Ffj| J A N . 15 0NE NIGHT
A d m issio n 2 5 c
Cow Feeding
Cow* should be W at regular times.
By a little extra stuJv you ean find
out the needs o f eaeh cow—one cow
will eat lots o f feed and give milk ac
eordinglv. 1 believe there i* more money
lost by not feeding enough than any
other cause. 1 have tried it out very o f­
ten and find it takes good feed and
lots o f it to make money with cows.
Don’t be afraid to feed, is the advice
o f all successful dairymen. The first
half of the feed keeps the cow. the
last half pays you your profit.
The average cow should have at least
five pounds of grain feed twice a day.
I feed two pounds ground barley and
three pounds bran or have been feeding
that since I heard Mr. F itts ’ talk. 1
feed one pound
oil meal and three
pounds bran, about twenty pounds en
silage and all the good hay they will
clean up. Salt plenty. Here is a point
which should be looked after, that is to
salt regularly. Now as to the water.
It will pay big to see that your cows
have good, pure water, if you haven't
got good spring water, it will pay you
well to pump water for your cows.
I f your cows have to drink cold w ater
in winter and stagnant warm water
in the summer, you are loosing money
on them, that is, you would make more
i f you would provide better water for
them. One more word for the silo. I f
you have a silo you can fill it rain or
shine. Generally about the time to rut
early hay it begins to rain, then you can
fill the silo and have good feed out of
what would otherwise be lost or dainug
ed.
Second hand furniture: 2 tables. 1
hall tree, 1 rocking chair, bread mixer,
guitar, bed springs, lounge.
I know a man who has a three-year
old mule for sale and a woman who bus
some good leghorn pullets to sell.
I have just received a full carload of
poultry supplies.
ONLY
::: C urtain at 8 :3 0
Column Neighborhood N e w s M00SE w i r a
W ALD E N
(Special to The Sentinel.)
.ran. 12.—Several people from here
attended church at Blue Mountain lioth
Sunday morning and evening.
L. A. Chamberlain returned Tues
day from Eastern Oregon, where he had
been for the Inst two weeks on busi
ness.
Dorothy l.ebow visited with her aunt.
Mrs. Geo. Teeters in Cottage Grove last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. McKibben and chi I -
dren spent Sunday with Mr. und Mrs.
Chamberlain.
Mrs. Jasper Fatten v idted in the
Grove the last o f the week.
Mr. and Mrs.
Barber were in the
Grove Monday.
Mr. and Mrs H. G. I.nndwehr and
baby visited at Brumbaugh’s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James l.el>«w und two
little daughters visited with Mrs. l.e­
bow ‘s mother, Mrs. McKibben in the
Grove Saturday.
Those who transacted business in the
Grove last week were: Mr. and Mrs.
I.aneaster. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones,
Claude and Carl Schilling. Mr. und Mrs.
Geo. Laying, Mr. and Mrs. G. Cava­
naugh. Bert Chamberlain and Jesse
Pitcher.
J. E. Damewood was out to Walden
on business Monday.
387,000 In Treasury
'H A M P T O N *
0R E A R A N 0 E
SALE H A M P T O N ’ 8 0 R E A R A N 0 E
8AL»;
S. W. Taylor, county treasurer, Sat
urday filed with the county clerk his j
semi annual report of the funds o f the !
county. He give* the following sum
mury o f balances on December 31, lt*l t:
Ueuwral fund, $12,237.1*0; road dis
trict funds. 33,3021*3; special road
funds, 39.432.83; county school fund,
3S.OH4 1*0; state school funi}' 33WI 4#;
county high school fund, 3721.20;
special school funds, 33,920.04; library
fund, 321*.*2; indemnity fund, 3l.872.3tl;
spcciul city funds, 3374.33; port of Sius |
law fund, 373.18; special union high
school fund, 358.37 1 Sonvey ferrv road
fund, 311*: iirmory fund, 3-1,7Htl.l»4; j
state tax
fund, 31.20)1.32; deficiency
30 50 V E LV E T CORDUROY W A IS T A T .......................................... 3 2 '“ >
fund, 3 lot*.!*I; forest fire, patrol fund,
31 50 W H ITE LA W N W AIST IN 11*13 S T Y L E S ............................ I*l»c
327.74; total. 357.310.43.
30.00 CH ILD REN A L L WOOL DRESSES A T ..................................3-1.00
Clark’ s O ffice Take* tn Small Fortune
33.00 M EN 'S BEST GORDON HATH ..............................................33 00
The fee* collected at the Lane county
31.75 HAM PTON ’H S PE C IA L H A T S ............................................... 31.0ft
elerk ’* office during the year 11*14, were
*33.80 AND 34.00 SW EATERS GOING A T ..................................... 31 30
almost euoiigh to meet the cipcnsc» for
the office, basing the expenditures up
20 PER CENT OFF ON A L L DHKSS GOODS DI KING T H IS BALK
on the amount provided for the office in
10 PER CENT OFF ON A L L UNDERWEAR
the 1015 budget, which is 313,200 The
total amount of fees collected during
the year wan 3I3.741.7N.
Outing Flannel at
............ —
4c
In a few rountie* of the state are
the fees collected by the office any
where netir enough to place it upon n
self sustniuing basis.
w m have
Although the local lodge of Moose
is the youngest of the fraternal organ
igations in the city it is planning on
huving one o f the finest homes in the
city.
The local charter was taken out about
two and a half years ago and ns the
new year, 1913 approached, the lodge
had outgrown his old meeting place in
Phillips Hall and a committee was ap­
pointed to find new quarters.
Last week a three-year lease was
closed for the hall over the Oregon
Woolen Mills store and Royal Theatre
and a crew o f men put to work remod
cling Mime.
When completed the hall will contain
a kitchen, dining room, ladies rest
room and large anti-room. The floor ha*
been scraped and put in first class shape
for dancing and it is the plan of the
order to give dances during the winter
season.
It is expected that the work will be
completed within the next few days and
Tuesday evening, the regular meeting
night will be given over to a general
house warming.
January Clearance Sale
MONEY SAVING BARGAINS FOR PRUDENT BUYERS
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE STILL CONTINUES
8
HAMPTON’S
A W WAMPOLF., Mallagar
Ths rarmar ’( Incotti*
tri
Just huw inucli does thè aver-ige far H A M PTO N 'S
CREARANCE
HALE H A M P T O N H CREABANO S
8A I
mer mnkof The unawer tu thi* puxxliug
quest ina ha* beeu long sought bv agri |
cultural ciperi*, silice it is thè umniute
test o f all systeuis uf fami management.
It i* simple euough lo ralculnte thè casti
profits reccivcd in thè eourse uf thè
yenr, but these do nut measure thè furiti
cr's success.
The fami supplii-* hini
with min h beside* money— with food,
shdter, and fuel. Fur these tbings thè
Following is thè complete lisi of enn
city worker ha* tu par uut a largì- p irt dolute* and rule* nini teguliition* gov
of hi* wages. They must, therefore, he erning The Sentinel '* fireles* eooker
included in any just estimate o f ths contesi:
fnriner 's incoine. In other word*, thè
city worker is paid entirely in cash, thè i Mr*. Frank McFurlnnd . . t ’ottngi- (Irove
,. Cottagi- Grave
fnriner pnrtly in cnsh, purtlv direetlv I Mrs. J. D. Anderson
Mr*. Claude Arm-..
. .Cottugi- (irove
n thè neeessities of life.
Tn obtain fullcr knowledgc o f *he , Mr*. C. M Parker . , .. .Cottage Grave
vaine of this direct runtribution from Mrs. !.. A. Kulston.. ...C ottage Grave
thè fami thè department bus recenti,»’ Mr*. Cha*. W illian.. .................Doremi
—it plste.1 *20‘jt to 50^1 heavier
roni luded an inicaligatimi whirh in Mrs. M K. liuto-ock. , . ......... Silk Crev-k
thsn MaadaiJ lsso.lv.
eludevi 43N fnrm tannile* dividevi -vai mg Mr*. Clareare Russell. ............. Lorane
Mrs
u
D
Heath
...M
oiint
Viow
10 State* in different seetions >f 'Ne
*1 It it lor tho houses, ije who
country, (l'n ited State* Itcpurtmeiit et Mr*. Harold J. Hopper Cottage Grave
wsnii heavily sod Msqila Sy ta do-
Mr-
Pn-ii
Wlteker
...........Sogni a w
\grirulturc Furmers’ Kullctin 033.) I he
ugn sa d • p o t s k n o w l e d g e ll.sl
inveatigator* fnund that on these fami* Mrs. «klmi-da Deane . . . ............ Doremi
die it aid buying lot to dsy a»r
Mrs. Mallo- M ille r ....... .Cottage Grave
to- morrow, but fur a Id stone id
S A O IN A W A N D D ELIO H T V A L L E Y thè rosi o f uiaintaining eaeh grown per Mr*. K W. A i r e y ....... . . . .Silk Crev-k
son wns on thè nvernge 3170 a yenr.
M K t.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
This suin was romposv-d uf thè following Mr* K. K M ill*.......... .Cottage Grave
*J W i eta dvnw you tho thief-
Mrs. S. A. Hill ......... .............. \nl-v-if
Jan. 11.—Joe Jett visited hi* sister, itela*:
eats la dm w u t. Your tyo sac
!
Mr*.
Mea
Groff.
,
.Cottagi*
Gro\e
Mrs. Conley a few day* last week
Dairy produ ets.............................. 3 SI
your ItOrt wiH deteimMM whtT
LOR A N E
Miss Bertha Neat went to Eugene Pork ..............................................
12 Mr*. Frank lletnenaray. ........... Lorane
you hkt lust, hot only I ha yrwelei
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Tuesday to have her eyes treated, re­ Poultrv and e g g a ............................ 12 Mr*. Frank McFarluml, Cottage llruix
who tporulutt ia tho handling of
Jan. 12— Roy Foster was in Cottage turning Sunday.
Garden ........................................
IO Mr*. K. L. D oolittle... ............. Divide
jewel, v and a leer wave, cm gnt
Mrs.
Lev*
Thomason
,
,
...............Doremi
Grove last week Tuesday.
Mrs. Whitlock and Mrs. Calloway and Beef ...............................................
«
you laiormalaia at to what alvei,
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. El­ daughter Nellie o f Star, visited tin- Fruii ..............................................
wait will Isa.
f Mrs. J. R. C o o le y ......... .Cottage Grave
Mrs.
Floyd
J
o
n
e
s
.......
.Cottage
Graie
mer Crowe last week, Wednesday after week end with their father, Mr. Jar Wood and rimi ..........................
13
(] You c m ilepeaj upon oar mail ia tho
Mr-
c
i
Williams
noon. Mrs. W. H. Davis assisted in en­ rett.
...........
Muglimi*
Groeeriea .......................................
22
ic »He! let ut drove you the new things wo
tertaining.
Mr. Adney transacted business in the House r e n t .....................................
_*v Mrs. Hen McCollum . . . .............. Dorma
here, tho new de^aa that will delight yoar
Mrs.
L.
D.
E
s
te
s
..........
.
.
.
.
Milk
Creek
W. H. Davis was in Cottage Grove Orove Saturday.
l.abor ............................................
10
vya ami irmembei. we ai* not in buaasaa lor
m r - Robi. A a lm i . .. .............. \ n In ii f
last week after a load o f supplies for
Frank Mansfield visited a few days
lo-iiay, hut to tell you ia tho lulurs— would
Mr*. Lawrence Phelps.. .Cottage Graie
the O. E. Crowe store.
last week with friends in Springfield.
- » » dalu do olhar tfiM *•** vnu our hi mail
John Kunk was in Cottage Grove last
Mrs. llarmlen went to Irving Sunday
Of this sum only 22 per rent wns paid Mr*. Ora D a v is ......... . ............. Lorane
week Wednesday.
to help care for her sister ’* husband, out in rash. The remainder was furnish Mrs. K W. W a r d ......... . . Mosby Crev-k Drop in aud see us any Um«. Aak fur
Mrs. M. K. Wilson o f Cottage Grove Mr. Marquis, who is very ill.
cd by the farm, not in the form of Mrs. Fred Whitcomb .. .............. D ia s to li ! i Rockford (heavier than stamlurdj Mil
*l>ent last week visiting at G. M.
Miss Scott went to Eugene Saturday money but in those thing* for whirh the Mr*. Waldo M ille r ....... .Cottage Grave I vernare.
B ailey’s.
to visit Adatives.
money would have been exchanged. The Mr*. Wm. May ben . . . . . ...Coaat Fork
Fur salo by
G. M. Bailey was in Cottage Grove
Mrs. Neat and Mrs. Harnden visited extent to which a fnrm can thus bv Mrs. Lee Dugan ......... ...........I .ut li uni
Registered three-year-old Jersey bull last Saturday,
Mrs.
f T o n e r ............ ............. Divide H. 0. M ADSEN, Cottage Orove
with Mrs. Conley Wednesday,
made self sustaining, made
to supply
TOW« — en* r wa34«tll«rlv
---- Iilcuins firn
grange Saturday.
right.
went to Washington Saturdny to work. it without resorting to buying and sell ture
nbont this eonteat is thnt all a in
Orville Crowe lost a horse last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hopper visited ing, is indicated by conditions in the ncra are
Five-year-old Jersey cow for sale.
After you have rend this ropy of The
going tu get prixes uf equal
G. M. Bailey made an address at Sunday at the Mctjui-on home.
Good three-year-old eolt for sale. Creswell last Tuesday evening.
particular area of North Carolina In \ :iIm-
The Sentinel hna unly silver Sentinel, pas* it along to a neighbor, if
Mrs. Fred Witcher is on the sick list. eluded in the investigation.
Thia is a big, heavy colt and will make
tised to give awny three o f these rook you have one who doesn’t take the pa
L. J. Henderson was a business call­
Mr*. Gibbler, who fell and injured
a fine, big draft horse.
The
investigators
found
that
in
thi*
ers,
but in order that there may be no per nnd you don't wish to keep it for
er at Cottage Grove last week, Thurs her back one day last week is slightly
A good brood mare for sale.
area the uvernge annual value of the workers disappointed we will agree that reference.
day.
improved.
Good fanning mill. Priee $15.
food, fuel, oil, and shelter enjoyed b.v every contestant who brings in thirty-
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. A. Edelfsen re
snap.
the fnrm fumily was 3505. O f this sue five or more new yearly subscriptions
turned from Portland last week after
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
DORENA
the farm furnished directly 342», lent
will receive one o f these rooker*.
3Vi-inch tire wagon, $20.
spending the holidays with their daugh
(Special
to
The
Sentinel.)
ing
only
378
to
be
bought.
Notice
is hereby given, that the
Me
will
give
any
number
of
rooker*
ter. Mrs. Wm. Scott.
Mowing machine, $10.
Jan. 12.— “ A u nt” Polly Pindergrass
Food was, o f course, the principal that is necessary to keep that agreement. drrslgnrd has lieen appointed executrix
Mr. Francisco of New York, and Oar
One yearling heifer, Jersey.
bus been quite ill the past week.
item. Thi* amounted to 3401.1*3, o f Furthermore, if any two candidates are o f the last will and testament o f A. It
2-horsepower Fairbanks-Morse engine field Crowe left Thursday evening for
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Clark and baby which 3-130.tl5, or M2.3 per eent, was tied for a prixe we will give a rooker Atkins, deceased, and all creditors and
a trip to the coast, going on horseback.
cheap.
o f Const Fork spent from Thursday un raised on the farm. I f it hnd not been to each one of the candidates so tied. all persons having rlaiin* against said
The orchard companies are having
One Standard Sewing Machin
their pruning done by a party o f ex til Monday visiting at the home o f Mrs. indeed, for such articles as tea, coffee, Thi* will eliminate any of the feeling dev rased are hereby notified to exhibit
Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Plank.
vugnr, salt, and other groceries whirh it that sometime* follow* when a candi nnd present the same to the under
big snap.
pert trimmers.
Little Putty Mendall is improving was impossible to produce at home these date who has worked bard does not get signed at the ottire o f her attorney, J
Horse power drag saw, all complete,
from her recent ilness.
S IL K CREEK.
farms might be rnlled actually self *u* as much as she expects. In this con C. Johnson, in Cottage Grove, Oregon,
at a bargain.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mr*. K. K. Robinson returned Thurs taining. O f the animnl product* eon test every hustler will get a prixe and within six month* from tbr date of the
J. J. Oildersleve was in Lynx Hollow- day from spending the holidays in Ku sumed— meat,
poultry, milk,
egg* one prixe will be just as valuable as the first publication o f this notice.
Two last spring Jersey heifer calves.
visiting at the Dresser home last week. gene and Hnlaey. She brought her lit­ cheese, etc.— #7.3 per rent were home prixe given nny other contestant.
Dated December Dl, 1#14.
Buy a caif and you will soon have
Miss Celia Wilson o f Bonnerville is tle daughter Hellene back with her, who grown; o f the fruit* WM per rent nnd of
EMMA J. A TK IN S , Executrix
The particulars o f the contest are a*
cow.
staying at the school home attending had been taking medical treatment
the vegetables 1M1.1 per cent.
O f the follows:
J. C. JOHNSON,
W ANTED .— I want to buy your Academy this winter.
Portland.
other articles consumed, however, and
Attorney for Executrix. d IG j 171
To the three women securing the
Mr. and Mr*. G. H. Gildersleve were
J. H. Kirk, B. Land and J. C. Teeters clnssed together as groceries,only 24 per
chickens and eggs, hides and pelts.
largest
number
o
f
votes
we
will
give
attended the farmer's institute in Cot cent was raised on the farm. The gro­
A ll kinds o f poultry supplies at bed eallers at the Hunt home Saturday.
I). A. Estes was a caller at the J. tage Grove Friday.
cery bill was therefore the largest item one of Campbell's famous Rapid Fire Children'■ Coughs Children’ ■ Colds
rock prices.
less Cookers, u prixe of whirh any wo
F. Gildersleve home Monday afternoon.
The C. E. Society held installation of in the cnsh expenditure.
Both Are Serious.
man
mny well lie proud. These cooker*
I pay cash and sell for cash or pro
L. Woolley was at the Baker Slagel offieers Sunday evening.
Thi* wus even more aparent in other
When
one
o f your little ones shows
are
perfect
in
workmunship
and
perfect
home
Monday
evening.
duce.
Bohemia Sharp o f Cottage Grove section* where the farms were less near
W. G. Bittinger, o f Idaho, who has spent a few days of Inst week at the ly self sustaining than in this partic cooker*. They are a strictly high rlnss symtoms o f an approaching Cold, give
Wood for sale. Phone 3.
it Dr. Hell's I'ine Tnr Honey at onre. It
bought ten acre* on Silk Creek will Dave Baker home.
ular areu o f North Curolina. The bulk piece o f kitchen furniture.
The purpose o f this column will be to move onto same about January 13.
I f any lire tied for one o f the three art* quickly, and prevents the Cold
A number o f young people spent a so o f the groceries wus always bought but
bring buyers and sellers together and
eial time at the ,1ns. England home Fri the total quantity^consiinied depended highest places, S O that more than three growing worse. Very healing soothe*
W A L K E R A N D L Y N X HO LLO W
try and make Spray some money.
day evening.
to a great extent upon the quantity of would he entitled to prices, we will give the Lungi, loosens the mucous, strength
ens the system. I t ’s guarani... I Only
(Special
to
The
Sentinel.)
animal
product* and vegetables raised a eooker to each o f those so tied.
W
ill
Kirk
if
Row
Rivpr
spent
Sntur
One good horse harness and buggy.
28c ut your druggist. Huy a bottle t '
W. E. and W. H. Walker spent Tue* day and Sunday with his parents, Mr. on the fnrm. Where these abounded the
Votes
may
be
secured
anywhere
in
One good mare harness and buggy.
day.
day in the Gorve.
and Mrs. Allen Kirk.
conaumptiou o f groceriea diminished the world.
Hueklen '* Arnn-ii Salve for Sore*.
One gentle pony, 5 years old; drive
Joe Donpier and son were in the
From this it would seem that an ob­
In addition to the three prises for
Grove Tuesday on business.
single or double.
vious
way
to
efect
an
important
saving
securing the highest number o f vote*
M OU NT V IE W
Mrs. A. J. Smith has returned to her
in expenses is to raise more vegetables we will give one o f the rooker* to each
One yearling heifer, Gurnesy and Jer
“ No Trespassing’ * signs for sale at
(Special to The Sentinel.)
school at Mable.
and
animal
products
on
the
farm.
Whe
o f the contestant* turning in thirty five The Sentinel office.
sey.
Jan. 12.— George Cooley visited at the
An illustrated talk on “ The Salmon
thcr it is better to cut down expenses or more new yearly subscriptions. Five [
One 3-year-old Jersey cow. W ill be industry” was given at the Literary home of his brother, J. K. Cooley, from in this way or to increase receipts by
renewals may be counted ns equal to |
Tuesday till Friday last week.
Saturday evening.
Report of tha Condition of tha
fresh in about two weeks.
concentrating attention on cash crop* is one new one. Under the above proposi­
Glen
Cox
returned
to
Portland
last
Last Friday evening the folk* o f the
-one o f the great problem* in furm man
One Jersey cow, three years old.
Wednesday.
tion
if
a
new
subscription
is
paid
for
The
Bank of Cottaue Grove
Hollow enjoyed a dance at the Donpier
ngcini-nt the answer to which in each more than one year only the first year
*** * *
^
V jr o v e
Miss Bertha Sear* was in Cottage
One Red Jersey brood sow.
home.
individual
case
depends
upon
local
con
shall count as new and the remainder j *t Cottage Grove In tha State o f Oregon.
Clara Lebow is home from the Grove Grove Friday.
One Poland China brood sow.
dition*. In the past, however, many as renewals.
Mis* Edna Hear* and Brother, Brison,
at tha close of business Dec. 31, 1914.
to spend the week-end.
farmers have not realised the existence
One Poland China boar, registered.
Vote coupons arc given on nil sub
Wileox o f Springfield has re visited at the Walter Pitcher home Isat o f the alternative. The two other im
One 2*4-in. Studebaker wagon, about turned to his home after a week ’* visit week.
scriptii«ri* as follows:
RESOURCES.
portent items in the cost o f mninten
Mr. and Mra. George Lnyng and two
half worn.
Renewal New fawns and discounts ...................
M0.710.10
with his sister-in law, Mr*. S. B. Jack
nnce are house rent and labor. Both
secured end unsecured
o f their children
spent one day Inst
171*7
......... 1,800
5,000 Overdrafts.
One 314 in. John Deere Moline wagon, son.
o f thpse it is a common error to overlook One year .......
Horde and Warrants ..................
. is. get TO
week
at
the
W.
D.
Heath
home.
Mrs. Floyd Donpier was in the Grove
Furniture and Fixtures
...........
in estimating the fnrmer'a income. Two yenrs
.........4,000
good as new.
.Tim
i.oo
13,000
Among the Cottage Grove visitors
Other resi estate owned
shopping last week.
4.7MMK
Since the house uaunly goes with the Three years . ,,
.........7,<HKi
10,11(111 I Inc frin ii h an ks (flO t ra sa eve Kunk-)
One steel roller— the kind that gets
Saturday
from
this
neighborhood
were
1X1.4*
Mrs. John Waldron o f Eugene is vis­
farm and the labor is performed by Four year* . . . .
■n
¡ l ,,u* from approvad rsaerva bunks........
tl.Mtt.4S
Mrs. Kate Sears and son, Frank, Mr.
............ 10,800
all the clods.
.»11,0011 ( .hecks srui other rash item s .............
iting at the Smith home.
members o f the family, both are taken
mu
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Cooley,
Mr*.
George
Cash on hand ........................................
Five
y
e
a
r
s
.....................
78,000
1
........
15,000
M7X27
R.
Y.
Porter
was
in
the
Orove
last
One second hand spring tooth harrow
for granted. This, however, is obviously
Ciirrin, W. H. Heath and Jessie Scott,
week.
Unless
The
Sentinel
deems
it
wise
to
j
unfair. In the recent investigation, for
ratal............
row*.
»I07.4.14S7
The Jackson and Fisher boys were in H. I). Crites, Will Heath, Horatio Mosby example, the investigators found that change the method, the ballot box 1
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.
Herbert Neal, Louis Mendel nnd Irene
One Oliver cast steel plow, 12 in.; the Orove last Tuesday.
ill not be opened until the contest [
3123 was a fnir rental charge for the
Capital stork paid In
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good as new, at second hand price.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFarland from Stanley.
average farmhouse, including interest, closes.
Surplus fund
Cuthbert
Crites
was
at
the
Hoe
mill
No
vote*
can
be
changed
after
once
east
o
f
the
Grove
visited
T.
R.
Orr
’*
depreciation,
and
repairs.
The
fart
that
Undivided
pmtUs.
leas
expanses
and
One second band sub soil plow— just
Sunday.
this week.
the farmer does not have to pay out being cast.
what you all need.
to hanks and hankers
................
Miss Har.el Hemenway was sick ami
Subscribers receiving coupons -can Ilus
A. J. Smith was in the Orove on busi­
this sum is equivalent to adding 3125 to
Postal savings hank deposits
...........
unable to teach during the last three
I also keep on hand a full stock of ness last week.
his income. With Inbor it is much the take them with them if they wish nnd Individual deposits subject to ch eck ___ 41
day*
o
f
last
week.
t-m-tifted
checks
...................
Page wire fence. This is sure the best
Mr. Briggs of the Hollow was in town
same. The members of the family secure cast them later or hnnd them to some Cashier checks outstanding
........
Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Cooley nttended
this week.
by their work comfort which they would candidate.
fence on the market.
Time certificates o f deposit.................. 2S.U7X
a
family
reunion
at
the
home
o
f
Mr.
The Sentinel will be pleased to ex Notes and hills rediscounted .............. 11,470 00
Floyd
Donpier,
one
o
f
Lynx
H
ollow
’s
otherwise
have
to
buy;
or
to
put
it
an
I also have in stock a full line of
successful hunters has been scouring the Cooley’s father, Alex Cooley, south of other way, if they did the work for plain anything about the contest thnt
Total
Cottage Grove.
International Harvesters, Weber wag­ woods the past week for game.
$107.4X4.07
somebody else they would be paid. As may not be plain to contestants.
Miss Bertha Sear* spent Sunday at It is they pay themselves.
ons and machinery.
Nominations are still open.
Nomi­
State of Oregon, County o f Lane, aa.
the W. D. Heath home.
LONDON
It is obvious, therefore, that what nate yourself or a friend.
STORAGE— I have good, dry storage
I, Alf. Jury, Cashier o f the above
Prank und Clarence Sears went to
(Special to The Sentinel)
the
form
furnishes
in
food,
in
fuel,
in
room for household goods.
nnmed bank, do solemnly swear thnt the
Jan. 12.— Walter Woodard ia over­ Creswell Sunday.
belter, and in rent is an important part
NO M INATIO N BLANK.
above stnteincnt is trim to the best o f
Fred Frost and Will Heath went to o f the form fa m ily ’s income. On the
I pay cash for chickens, eggs and hauling the O. Berggren mill here, in
my knowledge and belief,
hereby nominnte
preparation to opening in full force in Rocky Point, one day last week.
hides.
other hand it must be remembered Hint
a few days.
A LF. JURY, Cashier.
the farmer has capital invested in hi*
IN SU R A N C E — I f you need anything
Correct— Attest:
Mr*. I-evi Oeer left Sunday for Rose
A good job o f printing is worth a fair business, the interest on which must be
in that line, see me.
George M. Hall.
^urKi where she has made arrangement priee. A good job o f printing enn not earned before he can truly be said to be in The Sentinel’s Rapid Fireless Cooker
B. Lurch.
Heavy horse harness and delivery for special eye treatment.
be done at a price that doean’t nllow a making money. In the proper relation of Contest.
Geo. Len.
Aunt Harriet Hansen went as far as margin for paying living wages.
wagon at a bargain.
The the three factors— interest on the in­ Signed:
Director*
Cottage Grove with Mrs. Oeer, from Sentinel’s prices are always equitable. vestment, cash receipts, and direct in
S P R A T — N E A R TH E 8. P. DEPOT
where she is going to Dorena to viait T h at’s why It stickiT while competitors come from the farm— lies the secret o f
Subscribed nnd sworn to before me
. PH O NE No. 3.
( I f you do not wish to sign your own thi* 8th day o f January, 1015.
friend*.
come and go.
,, successful farming.
nnmp, sign “ A Friend.” )
A L T A KING , Notary Public,
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