Cottage Grove sentinel., April 21, 1915, Image 5

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Stop! Look! Listen!
Mi'fitnl fo f hi* r l l l l i Hf i f m flé'X t UHM'! ilitf.
All
ilinlti’*
li h I f
prlro
Kinttr
iif
Uf OH \
Tli«* Hurkbol«J«*r f u i u i l y in ni fin* f i r n .
K«*rr fti iitilv iii ofoi « I ii|» M o h I i v C r i 'i 'k
f o r ti H ijim I h v o l i t i n e .
FU«* h arc di«eai»e currier«.
Live and breed in filth.
Infect food l*y Kerin laden feet.
Mrn. K. K. Miti
Each female can lay l.r>0 ckkh
S creen» will keep them out.
Let ua call and measure your doora and
windowa for acreena.
I*. S.
Muy 4 to It I n state wide clean up, paint up nnd fix up week.
Momltty
K ili r s f «IÌH |iltiy o f «11 ti in ori «1 r i n |^«« in
• I h # i» y in M a il-« ri *s ttim lo vv
n if i *Jh
COTTAGE GROVE MEG. CO.
P A IN T S , O I L S A N D B R U S H E S
n*tnrn««l
• 1 1 »y frolli Ku^i'lii' w I mt i ' «In* liffiiiilr il
fin f «I ii i* rii 1 o f fi i r K rn m lt iiof lo'r, M r*.
\iiM*ri<'u II. Ctu lmiM, v\ fio «I mo ! uf Hfil»*in
if fio ii440 o f Mf yi'jtfM
Mrn. C o i' li r im
WIM fi tt»’ l| k notti! |00||««*r tt Ito I* f OHHI‘(|
fin | i l l i i l i n t tif b o i f r in i i . Vfrs. M i l l s wus
'« 11 li li«*r
n ri «I in of h**r for t t to w r r k s bc
for«* tinnì li.
Mr. urlìi Mrs. IC. W ink I m w«*r*‘ in Ku
44 «* ii *' Tburatltty.
Mrs, I*. T. I>»*v « r«’nux v\ n • u|> from
Kiijji'ip’ I.' m I Wrilni'srlny.
I ’«n tli«* originili YYillinj' Workrr of
w lio'|.|#-nH Town.
I ’Il h« 1 1 > you |#ny n
j I i o i i h »*, oio\o info if, mc II if. or trra«I«* if
nml «I«* if f|U)( k. Hottf iriH tt nnf mi.
TALES OF THE TOWN WHICH YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD
MANY
MATTKltS OK MORE THAN
PASSIMi
N o tic e !
MOMENT
N K W LOT O l ’ C H I L D R E N ’S
HATH R E C E IV E D T O D A Y
Any item in thear colttimia containing a k<*y <Iut<- on tli<' last line
thereof is paid advertiaing. (Tins announcem ent is made in eum-
plianee with the postal regulations.)
H K MrClnvrun r «• f n r »» **« I Htimlnv
tn^hf front u trip lo Kliirmifh KnlU
Mrs. Kinl Kirkluml of l'or ( In ltd i»
aa | •«* * ti « 1 1 ti a C fh«* wr«*k ttifl» \lra John Hnr
k«*r itti«! Mr» Jin k Miller
Iloti 't f o r •*I ♦!»«* firi'iiii'it ’« lom fif ut
TI»«* Hr* tomorrow (Thur«*«lt»y ) night.
I>i m I ri* f Atform y h c n i» w i. < tip
fr«»m Kmji’tir Hnliinliiy !•» Invpstlgnti*
t liur^ea of u rriiti«* roniniilt**«l b«*r«'
A purk«*«l h«»u»c |»m,tnl t li a* first «’pi
Mo«|t* of "Ktninwny Jtiti«*’ * uf Ih«* H«»
M««n«litv night.
K«*ml fin* Mtory «’ini*
m c«'k in Tlir Ha*rilim,l tin«l *»•«' fin* pn
fura*« Momlny night».
What Next? We’ll Tell You
A Musical Comedy Riot!
The Old Minds' Musical and
Literary Society Will Render
a Reading
40-People-40
(twueUilus N » w
Something Oeul
Uniter th» auspici. of die Cottage
Orovs Hand assisted tiy prominent
busmens
men
At
the
Armory
Friday, Apr 30
Admission 26c and 15c
The Itnlirock home in Silk Creek bare
|y escaped being destroyed by fire Sun
day morning.
R W. Itnumnn wns up from Drain
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Romaine, who hail
been visiting Mrs. Romaine's parents.
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime, left Saturday
for their Washington runeh.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. M Kein motored to
Eugene Sunday with their daughter
Miss Myrtle nnd the Misses Dougherty
nnd Mrl.enn, who had spent a part of
their vaeation here. The three young
women remained to resume their s t u d i e s
nt the university.
O E T
T H E
B E S T
Big-game Hunting Airedales
Hred from experienced work-
era. Theae dog* are trailera,
tree harkera and atayera. The
heat dog* on earth.
Pups $10 each.
David Origgi, Cottage Grove
The heat ia always the cheapest
Misses Mona Dougherty and Ruth
Mrl.Piin
of
Eugene
were
guests
Inst week of the Misses Myrtle Kcm and
Lenii I’erkins. Mins Dougherty was
here the entire week nnd Miss McLean
arrived Friday.
Miss Ada Matthews returned Sunday
to Eugene to resume her studies ut the
university after spending the Easter v a
eat inn here.
The date for “ The Hridge of the
Hods," by Mary Anna Martels, has I... .
changed to Mny 5.
npr 21 e
Mr. II. It. Owen, veterinarian, office
with Modern I’hiirmney, phone »2. m U l f
V'ietor f'hambers returned Sunday to
resume his studies nt the II. of ( >.
P IA N O S
World '*
Best
Pianos
at
Portland
Prlcaa- Easiest of Term*.
See the
W I L E Y B. A L L E N 0 0 .'* line at Mill*
A Roach Murtc House.
NEW FLOWERS TODAY
N E W V E L V E T KIRHONE
Kly »rriTiin; Mtt«*ng«*l II ttrritt’ttr«* Hfor»'
III«' M h m ' k Vila Mutfhrwii, Myrtl«*
ANOTHER LAROE
LOT OE
N O T IO N « OPENED AT
K«*m un«l flo o r gtirntN fro m
Kug«*iit*t
M I m o ' h I »««iig h rrtY itiitl M« ( ’In h i , iitofor«'«!
<ip M«»al»v Cr« « k I'ruluy on tin o u tin g ;.
THE
I ’n tn f i, l»ni"'h« i m o l p .u n t c r a ’ Htipplo*.«
»a flo* I'o f ID 4*»' G r o v e M it nuflM 't tirin g
l*o.
rioh.ll
(••*<» \V Hrmlli-v, f<#rip« r «olifor of fh«*
Yoiimllii I hio ' h . who«*«* pinnf liurnml luxt
w«*rk, i« in flo* «• • fv on l»iii«in<**H.
Mi». Iv I'. Ki*«lfor«l Ini*« iiiovcd to Ku
U«*io*
f'urrin ( ‘oo|i*y, ug«nt for thr Or«*gon
Fir«* K«*I m f
A hhim - i if ion «if Mr Minn
villi*.
n lltfr
Th«* Hprigg* I • I it «* k miii 11 h shop hriM junt
1 «nilfil(*t«*i| a fop for flo* Him k in« * r • • A
MrKnrl.trol nuto trurk ft» i»«» with flo*
«»♦hrr wom|tt«»rk n*ri*nfly mm Jr l»y th<*
■'iirni* firm Sfiriuk'« Hf«»» hn\«* nl»o put
HtMifM onto fh«* llohrmin »tttgr.
Ii«»lli*i| l*t»rl»*\ at tlo* flour mill $1.25
pt*r mirk.
Mm. Htiioly. mt»fhi*r o f Mr» J. II If«»!
dun, hu* ln« n nrriounly ill thr punt two
tt «•«•k h 1 »iit in li«»t ti'f.
Mr««. Anna T«'«*t«*rn » m vinititlg ttf flo
rrim.
Mtlliro-rv \% i 11 I»«* m « »|«| rritin'lv at your
m«*n \, April 24. Th«* Vogu«*.
t» 2 lr
Mr utol Mr** W M
\N illiaim* «»f
Mirhigrtn, tt ho hmt l»«*«'»i visiting Mr.
niii! Mm. t'hui*. MutthcttM, left
thiH
it* ori tig for I. om \ug«'l«*N. Mr. atol Mt
Mstthewi i 1 lit
i Mrs u . i
\ i»it«o| th«* (iuirkHil\«*r mito* r»t III .« k
Hutto y«*»t«*r<fti v.
Kmt«*r liroN. are rlosing out their en
tin* stork. It is yonr chance to save
tnonry
FAIR
Alfred Jury and family moved Friday t
into their home on East Main Street, J
Vtreated the day before by the Hcdo j
family.
Dr. C. E. Frost
Ims purchased ¡,
Hun k ear.
See in«* l#**for«» you ••♦•II you mohnir «if |
ttf« mi |, J, K, Hpruy.
i>r fin«! M m . ('. K Kr*i»»t iu«<for»'< 1 t«> j
Ku|t«*rit* H«ifi«Ji»y.
Tkofii'ii* }f«'K«*ftn, u l„oran»’ funm-r,
«li«*«l m M«*r«y IioM|iituI nt hui»«*!!«* Wr«l
ii»*i»«liiy nt tin* fi| 4 «’ of 73 ynurn. H«» Imfl
>*•••*r* living in Icorani* f‘»r tno yvurn un<l
Ii a • I no kn««vvfi ri'liitiv«'» in Oregon.
Munttt* yourai’lf «luring your Rpnr«* |
fnoin«*ntx.
In«|uir«' of Tin» Hentinel
i«lioiit
holnrHhi|» hi Irit<rmtional i'or
r«’i» 4 >ofi«l<*n<«* Hchooki.
nn hlOtff
. 1 « » h « |tnrliii 44 nn«l Klninr ('row*- tt«-n*
in from I,ora in* Monday* Th»*y n-fmrt
tin* i,h#M*i»«* f»i«’tf»ry th«*r<* n*udy for o|»«*r
ut ion-
A i In-* **- flank#*r bun b«*«*n hir*»d
from lili.irnook.
MlNlf ord Sun; W. R. Hug!ey reports
that his cun tied apple juice is meeting
with great success in California. Near
ly four carloads have already been sold
at n value of approxitiialely $3lUhl, and
orders are coming in daily. About 1.1
carloads are already in sto. k and nt the
present rate they will be sold out before
sli ill liter when the real rush on the new
beverage is expected.
“ Aaron Hoggs, Freshman,” will be
given at the Arcade Theater Friday ev­
ening by high school pupils.
Hood River News: One of the big
geat parcel post shipments to be handled |
oy the local poatoffire arrived Inst week 1
from Head, Ore., and consisted of H. W. j
' an ton's complete household goods, the j
hipincnt including everything from >
funks to the family washboard. These |
rtir.les were wrapped separately and
mim J c u idle nearly as high ns a man’s |
head.
They were delivered on rural
toute No. 2.
The longer one delays to insure, the
greater the danger that be will die un
natired; and to die uninsured during
<he productive years of life is to entail
pecuniary loss upon one’s family nnd
stute Talk to Harry Mctrnlf about the
Columbia Special Combination.
Iwtbnnon Express:
Merely to nseer-|
'aiti their habits and customs and about
what it would cost to raise them. Rocky
V\ iljo*. a Corvallis k Eastern engineer
who runs between Albany ami the
mountain section of Linn County, is
keeping thr.... ..
four minks and two
skunks, fur bearing uniniuls of the bear
and weasel family, in a pen at his home
in Albany. As far as he has gone in
his exper.incuts, Mr. Willis is confident
that the raising of these aniin:ils in
Oregon could be made u far more profit­
able business than is the cattle, sheep
and hog business.
WOOL
J
PAPER
M. E. JOHNSON
PEANUT BUTTER
Kerr & Silsby
A. S.
DRAPER
RUNAWAY JUNE
x
the interesting, perilous road of
Love, M ystery, Adventure
Attack with her the world
old question oi money between
husband and wife
i
“Runaway June”
T he great photoplay serial by
G eorge Randolph Chester
The Second Installment at
, The REX THEATER j
w to. lettole., and Miss Winnie were
in Eugene Thinsduy.
The Uro» II l.iilnl r Co. of this city
lias sold its I.initier yard at Koseloirg,
The famous «I. It Walk us remedies,
extracts nod spires. It. A. Heelejr, Ku
pue. Regular xisits to f'ottago «irove.
meh lot fe
There were apparently more trout
fishers Sunday tlinii there were trout.
Mr.
h. mull lie Wilson, Mrs. lb lie
Knowles and Mrs. Ida King hn\e l»een
ell l leil delegates to the state Rein kuh
roiiventian which meets ut Newport in
May IS.
(it! it slirrif'ee of lints lit The Vogue
Saturday, only.
a2lr
t’lin. Thornton is home from Culifor
0 f t a hand corn planter from the
nin where he spent the winter with his
Swengel Hardware Store und plant your
unele, Abe Spray.
corn and beans in the right way.
Medford Mail Tribune:
Miss Corn
Bennett of this city, while packing ap
pies last year, put her name and address
£ BEST M A R K E T PRICE TOR
n a box, and Monday received n letter
from S Brewster, London.
England,
notifying her that her note had been re
S T A N L E Y IIIC KEY.
ccivcd
The Englishman tells of the
X Commercial Bxro or Phone 'OF 14
war, and how he and the rest of the men
Cottage Drove. Ore
In tf
of Yorkshire are drilling for the day
when they will have to cross the ehnii
^ x -i-^ w -c -x x -x x x -.-x x -x / :
nid nnd fight the Gerinuns. Besides Ihe
letter the Briton enrlnses some views of
<L (I, Warner is spending a eotiple English hills, and the training schedule
of Kitchener's army.
Mr atol Mr«. (Iro. Tr*«*tt*m \ init«*«| at wneks in the Bohemia district.
th«* Chan T«*«*t<*r» ho no* at Horctin Sun
List the thing you do not want with
If you have stumps to blast out. use
«lay.
•I. F. Spray for bis big sale April 27.
Trojan powder. It does not have to be
W«ir*| hr«« riiolotl hrr«* of iro »loath
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Mart were in thawed and will not give you head
chc. Wynne A Woods, Agents.
of Mi»» Mu title Kirkpatrick at Newport. Portland several days Inst week.
She f«»rm«*rly livnl her«*.
I.orane is considering the erection of
Fred \\ right of Walker bought a
a m-tv high school building.
If you unut n «Imuiotitl. .rr Mud.rn. Ford ear Inst week.
All ftim month he sill sell diamonds, the
B. F. Hendricks, u laine County pin
Don't forget your fishing tackle; get
liirthstonr for April, nt reduced prices; it from the Swengel Hardware Store.
neer, died last week ut Eugene.
♦JNl.tMl ring's for *15.(HI; *L'5.au ruiK. for
Harry Wynne is still confined to the
An interesting ceremony linking the
♦ 2 U. 00 , and all Others ut less than they
house.
present with the early days of the W il­
can I m - !>oti|{|it for ut wholesale. I>iu
The Cottage drove Hand has placed lamette valley took place at Pleasant
woods are iiluuvs ^oo<l nnd the cheapest
Hill Sunday morning when Rev. E. C.
jewelry you ran buy in the long run. its order for uniforms.
W igmore. of the Eugene Bible I'niver
Look in window.
You ran buy a rook stove for less
upr 2 l 2 s
sity. dedicated u pulpit made from an
than
wholeoule
price
nt
Kintcr
Bros'.
C M .liirkson was down town this
old stump that did servin’ as a horse
D. J. Benkcy, organiser for the Wood block more than till years ago.
morning for the first tune in twelxc
of the World, was h i the city Friday.
days.
S l* of millinery at The Vogue Sutur
Mrs. Lucy Holland is opening n res day, April 24.
a21c
Mrs. (Jeo. M. Hawley went to Mrnin
yesterday nfternoon for a few days’ (iiurunt in the building recently vacated
The Coast Range Lumber Co. will re
by the lies Lnrr.es grocery.
v isit.
M im e operations ut its mill .it Mabel.
Manager tiatke says that the supply of
I’art of the .....ipts at The Rex to
men is in excess of the demand.
morrow night will be used to purchase
budges for the fire department.
Lane County has several hundred
school boys und girls entered in the
The notarial commission of T. « ’.
Wheeler was filed for record with the
ndustrial contests conducted by State
county rlerk yesterday,
Superintendent J. A. Churchill, accord
ing to I.. P. Harrington of Crrswell.
A ninriinge lireuse was issued ye*
who directs the industrial survey work
We have It priced right. Let us
terdav to Charles E. Males and Miss
in the stute.
Florence tireen, both of Cottage tirnve.
help you solve your decorating
Have never lost it ease.
Dr. (Joff,
Law retire I’helps received u box of
Shim Hospital.
npr7tf
orange blossoms Monday from his moth
and paint troubles.
er. who i. at Alameda, t'lilifornin. Mrs.
\niong the committee appointments
Phelps experts to return about the first
| for the meeting of the 42d session of
of Muy.
'he Oregon Stute Grange appear the
names Of O. W. McFarland of this city
April showers won’t stop me from
1st Door
North
Stoneburg'8
as chairman of the committee on trims
helping you move. I 'll aid you in seleet
Cigar Store------------- - W e s t Side
| port at ion nnd Mrs. McFarland as a
mg another home, Hentinel want ad.
member of the committee on mileage
Mrs. Edna M. Keiti has begun suit in
and per diem.
the eireult eourt against Claude J. Krm
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Williams of Hen
for a divorce. They were married duly
Latest popular music nt I5r.
Mills
29, IIM 12 , nrrording to the complaint, & Roach Music House.
f24tf ton Harbor, Mich., have been guests
during the past week of Mr. and Mrs.
nnd have one minor child, John Arthur,
Stanley Hickey, it local farmer, Inst
aged five years, who is now with his week purchased u pool of 1700 pounds Chas. Matthews.
mother here, .She ink' for his rare and of mohair, paying the top market price,
custody.
lie is now dcttling in word and mohnir.
A. S. Powell has been appointed ad
Elbert Bede, of The Sentinel, has
EVERYTH ING IN LUNCH
ininistrntor of the estate of his father, been appointed one of the delegates to
GOODS. IN C L U D I N G
A. S. Powell. The estimated value of the International Press Congress which
the property is *< 1000 .
meets ut San Frnncinco July 5 to 10.
See the pretty display of din mond
Someone else may want the things
rings in Mndsrn's window.
ii LL2S | you do not WHiit.
List them with J. 5\
A social for the members of the | Sprny for his big sale April 27.
ehureh and the attendants will be given
The first game in the Twilight
in bulk
ut the Christian Chureh Fridav evening.
„ League was plnycd Friday, when the
April 23. All who can do so are asked |{,>ars defeated the Braves bv a score of
to come representing in some way a I d to ,‘t.
bible character or book of the liible.
Col. W. II. Hlnir hns returned from
The rhododendron cnrnivnl dates for Portland to look nfter his interests here,
Florence have been set for Mny 21 and lie was quite seriously ill during the
22 .
past winter.
That a cannery mny be erected at
We ship our lawn mowers direct from
(llenadn for the purpose of running the factory and cun sell you a good one for
millions of gallons of huckleberries thnt *3.45 Wynne *c Woods.
grow wild in the hills surrounding the
You can let your taxes go unpaid,
L. H. Marmitte writes from Baerumen stand o ff the butcher, baker and gro­
town, is the statement of J* (). Holt,
manager of the Eugene Fruit Growers ’ fo that he can't get along without his cery man nnd make it nil right later,
Association, who visited that section of Cottage drove paper.
but if property burns thnt is not in
the county last week.
sored, you are up against it. Better
talk with Hurry Metcalf today. npr7tf
If you are going to build it will pity
you to figure with the Hwengel Hurd
Henry Fisher ol Mareola, formerly
foreman for the Brown Lumber Co. of
wnre Store for hnrdwnre, point, nnd
this city, is seriously ill at Marcola.
building mntcrinl.
Expert Piano Tuning and Repairing
J K. Miles was up from Marroln dur­
The commercial club has received a
Official Plano Tuner for the Univer­
ing the past week.
letter from N. S. Woodcock, president
sity of Oregon School of Music.
of the Corvalli* First Mattonili Hank,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Robinson and Or
Leave orders with Mill* & Roach
and nn attorney nt that place, asking
v
ill
Burnett have gone to Hnv City,
Music House, First Nat. Ha ’ Bid.
the club here to pus* resolutions similar
where they have positions ns teamsters.
WALL
Tra ve l With
WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET \ SHOW FOR YOUR MONEY
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Splinterville....................... Dan Woods
Five tooth cultivators, both horse and
man power, Iron Age garden tools, and Happy Jimmie Jamison, a m i eptiblr
junior............................. Herald White
hand seeders are sold by the Mwengel
Beau Carter, a prominent
senior
Hardware Htore.
................................ Clarence Spencer
Worth llarvey, Oliver Veatch and
T. C. Wheeler were in Eugene Monday Pepper Jervis, studying repose at col­
lege.......................... Herman Edwards
night attending a meeting of Royal
Ep. ■netus P. Boogs. a pillar of Splin­
Arch Masons.
terville: and Mr. Chubb, born tired.
\V. P. Huff has moved into his new
..................................... Norval Powell
home a short distance north of his for­
Casey Jones, a college politician. . . .
mer one on Pacific Highway. Finley
................................. Everett Garoutte
Hutf has moved into the place vacated
Misv Elizabeth Maudina
Feenv, a
hy his father.
waitress........................Kathleen Kem
We carry bee supplies, double shovel Mrs. Chubb, a boarding house keeper
plows, horse cultivators and Planet, Jr.,
....................................Dorris Harding
garden tools. Wynne *c Woods, hard Mrs. Pickens, a boarding house keeper
war«.
..............
Judu Trunnell
Mrs. W. C. Johnson returned Monday Miss Evelyn Newcomb, a college belle
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. . ....................................... Huerta Boyd
Eugene Matlock, at Eugeue.
!.ois Hunter, a g irl’s friend............
....................................... Maud Doyle
The jury fonnd for the defendant, ;
with a changeable
Governor West, in the Copperfield ilam Cherry Caruthers.
heart.................................... Genevieve Jury
tge suit. The case against Colonel I jvw -
Loretta Rea, a romantic j u n i o r .....
uo of this city was dropped.
................................
Lots Thomas
Now is the time to list yonr prop
Miss Dollie DeCliffe, nee Chubb, a
• rty for the big auction sale, April 27.
vaudeville queen................. Sadie Cox
•See ine about terms. J. F. Spray.
aprtlc
E. C. Row land, a former resident of
Cottage (irme, spoke in Phillips’ Hall
Monday night on “ Political Justice-
Abroad.v
Henry Fischer, a lumberman of Mar
i ula. was taken to Halsey Saturday suf i
fering from u severe attack of appendi-
eitis. He was brought down on a i
stretcher.— Eugene Guard.
Ads. under this head at one cent Y
K. K. Mills was in Eugene Monday.
a word earh insertion for live
insertions; l<i 2-3 per cent dis- X
count after fifth insertion; 3;: £
1-3 per cent discount after eighth y
insertion.
Minimum charge of X
Mary Anna Bartels. Reader.
loe each insertion.
Figures nnd I
Program:
( Irchestrn.
initials are >«>unted as words.
V
Introduction.
B o o k I.
Chapter 1— Cecil G rey’s call to the LOST— B E N C H OF KEYS. R E T U R N
Indians.
to Chas. Matthews or Sentinel for
Chapter 2— Multnomah's call to coun
reward
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Chapter 3— a - Story of Wallulnh’s LOST M Y s i ’I K : B U T DR GOFF
will fix it so that I can walk the path
mother.
to gloryland.
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b) Multnomah's commission to Wal
WANT ADS
THE BRIDGE OF THE GODS
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FOUND— A W A Y To BUY AN D SELL
BOOK II.
at little expense— through The Senti­
Chapter 1— Snoqunlmie und Cnvuse
nel’s classified columns.
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tribe on way to the council.
Chapter 2— The opening of the coun l o s t — A W A N 1 \D. c u s t o m e r —
became the want ad. -sold all the
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good-.
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Orchestra.
BOOK III.
FOR R E N T— N E A T COTTAGE. BEST
location; price reasonable.
Inquire
Chapter 1— Cecil Gray first meets
Walluiah.
of Worth Harvey.
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Chapter 2— { « ) The races.
(b ) Cecil’s second visit to Walluiah.
FOR S A L E OR T R A D E
Chapter 3— (a ) The hunt.
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(IG Cecil’s resolution.
six heavy chairs to match; also full
Chapter 4— (ni The orations.
sized bed, springs ami mattress at
(b) Cecil's reproach and victory.
bargain. J. W. (»rant. Jefferson Ave.
(c) Cecil's last visit to Walluiah.
and Thirteenth St.
Orchestra.
BOOK IV.
FOR S A L E — F U R N I T U R E OF SIX
Chapter 1 — Multnomah's visit to his
room house by piece; also piano and
wife's tomb.
Jersey cow.
Mrs. I,. Hunt, Royal
Chapter 2— Cecil's last message.
Academy, phone 20F14.
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( hapter 3 — ( hi Walluiah‘ s wedding.
(b) The wedding trip.
PIGS FOR S A L E FOR D E L IV E R Y AT
(c) Multnomah's funeral bark.
weaning time at my place on Silk
Chapter 4— Conclusion.
Creek, or in Cottage Grove. John W.
Presentation of diploma.
Bates, Cottage drove. Ore. mchlOtfc
ORA R E A D H K M ENW \Y. Instructor
FOR
S A L E — F I N E STOCK PIdS.
At Arcade Theater Wednesday. May
John H. Hull, 2 miles south of town.
fifth. Admission 25c and 15c. Tickets
Phone 5F5.
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at The Elite. Curtain at K p. m.
OEM ADDING M O I U N L . Jl s r I'll L
thing for a small business. Costs *10.
Now machine at *6.00.
Inquire nt
Sentinel office.
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WRESTLING AND BOXING AT
MOOSE SMOKER
S C H O L A R S H IP I N IN T E R N ATION M.
Correspondence Schools for sale. Can
be paid for monthly. The Sentinel.
A wrestling match nnd n boxing
I. 11.
match in the amateur classes are sehe O. I. C. PIGS FOR S A LE .
Veatch.
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duled for the Moose smoker next Tues
day evening.
The w restling matrh will A SN VP— U. S. CREAM SEPARATOR.
be between Roy Brown and Stanley
400-pound
capacity, good running
Damewood and the boxing match be
condition, price *11. W. J. Mossen
tween •• Brick’ ’ Rinnrd and “ B i ll”
ger, Row River, Ore.
Biddings. The wrestling is in the 15N-
FOR
S A L E OR TR VDF Ft >R RE V 1
pound class and the boxing in the 135-
estate— Fashion Livery Stables, Cot­
pound class.
tage drove. C. W. Simpson. a21tfe
W H I T E MIN ORCA EGOS *1.00 PER
High School Play.
setting. Prize winning stock. Mr-».
The high school will give n play nt
J. P. Graham, phone 152 Y.
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the Arcade Theater Fridny, April 23,
entitled “ Aaron Boggs, Freshman.“ FI LL SI ZED BED S P R IN G S A N D
The cast of characters is us follows:
mattress at a bargain. J. W. Grant,
Aaron
Boggs, a Freshman from
Jefferson Ave. and Thirteenth St.