Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current, October 06, 1915, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextI Don’t Forget $ Day $ j NEW FALL MERCHANDISE at Cash Saving Prices-Here in Abundance Dollar $ Day You will buy more here Beautiful New Dress Goods & Waisting Silks Than in Portland or Chicago ! Cot Grove Manufacturing Co. j P. S.—You should give your auto top and seats a coat of Kemp’s Top Seat Dressing before the wet weather starts TALKS OF TH E T O W N W H IC H YOU M A Y NOT H A V E H EARD MANY MATTKKH OK MURK THAN KASHI NO MoMKNT Any item in the»* eolumns containing a key date on the laat line thereof ia paid advcrtining. (Thia aniiouiicenient ia made in com pliance with the poatal regulations.) :: :: :: :: :: OOUftTESIES A L L AROUND. The nicest eourtesy you ran show your guest* ia to have their viaita mentioned In The Hentinel. The nieeat rourteay you ran show your frkenda ia to let them know o f your l i m i g l i a nawa item in The viaita through The nieeat rourteay Hentinel •7 you ean ahow the editor ia to bring to the o ffic e n complete w riteu p o f any newa item which you know. STUDY P IC T U R E S nnd mat pieturea, about 23 to be eloaed out at 3c each. Hweatcr bargaina, blanket bargnina, aperial flannelette bargnina. Kemembar ua when it m ini aa we have the Umbrella Hcrgnina. Our $1.10 umbrella for ladiea ia worth a good deal more. Call nnd aee it. Alao n apecial good umbrella for men at $1.00. Children'a good um brellaa at cut price. THE PAIR Among the beat film « yet ahown here rauat lie rlaaard “ A Fool There W ee,” with Theda Ham aa the vampire wo man. J. A. Abeenr waa in from l-ondon Maturday. No treapnaaing will he allowrd under any elrcumatanrea on my land. Mrs. A. J. dowdy. apt20-ort2pd H. Johnaton waa in from Maginaw Monday. The D. It. Dinwiddle family haa moved to Corvallia during the pant week. Mr. Morgnn from Lorane pur chased the Dinwiddie plare aome time ■»«» Kippered SALMON 20c p er lb. KERR « SILSBY Football» and athletic good» for the hoya. det free catalogue and anything you want from Hwengel Hardware Htore. Cl E. Umphrey nnd Mra. Um phrey’a father, Mr. McCord, viaited the logging enrnpa at Rujada yeaterday. Rev. McDonald preached at Hebron Hunday. Aak for O regory’a Bread at your gro- cera. ^ apt 7-5 T nine milea from Cottage drove, farm Innd and timber; ten million faet o f timber; well watered and on good road; $20 per aern; w ill furnish buyer for timber at $5,000. Veatch ft Hpencer. jn22j!12 C. F. Hwender, secretary o f the Ore gon Chriatian Missionary Hociety, prenched nt the flreeham Church Bun- day. The H. A. W illiam » fam ily haa moved back to Diaaton. Mr. nnd Mra. Cl A. Bnrtell feft Sat urday on n trip to the Han Franciaco fair. Mr. Bartell had just returned from a trip to Portland and Mra. B ar tell from a trip to Eastern Oregon. l.itntrrn», 75c up to $2.50. The no blow-out kind. Hwengel'a Hardware Htore. The bowling alleys at the commercial club have been repaired and put into elegant shape by bowling enthuaiasta o f the rlub. A bowling tournament ia be ing arranged for this winter. Genuine chicken tamales nt Orcgory 'a Bakery. spt7-S J. I.. Beatty o f Delight Valley had a strenuous experience on the morning o f Kept. 21 when he discovered the roof o f his house on fire. He was fo r tunate ia having a ladder at command 1 nnd .succeeded in putting out the fire | with little damage to the house. Prof. K K. Kotiinson o f the Dorena 1 school spent the week end at Eugene. Anyone having need for iron or wood pulleys, cone pulleys, shafting or belt ing, ran get some bsrgains nt Tne Hentinel offiee. spt22tf Mrs. I. H. Bingham returned to her home nt Eugene Friday after a viait in Cottage drove with her daughter, Mrs. David drigga. Hpeeia! meetings will begin at the Church o f Christ Oet. 21. J. A. Ben nett, evangelist. # Heating stovea $1.73 up. Good stoves at right prieea. det youra at tbe Hwengel Hardware and be satisfied. Hunday 'a issue o f The Orgfonian con tained a picture o f the Oregon National Guard K ifle Team which left Portland Haturday for Jacksonville, Fla., where the national contest ia to be held thia month. Cottage d rove is represented by Sergeants Tennis, Conner and Thorn ton. M iller's Machine Hbop for pfow nnd disc grinding. spt29tfe Dale Hawkins arrived Sunday from Ashland, where he had been employed for a couple months. He resigned hia position there. ~ Mr. nnd Mra. John Bader left Mon day to attend the Han Franeiaeo E x position. Van Brunt diae drills, Dunham land rollers, O liver plows and harrow— al ways the beat at the Hwengel Hardware Htore. Miaq. N ellie Hetnenway le ft Monday for a viait in Portland. I<e*lie and Oertrude Oodard have re turned from spending the summer in Colorado. Get your wedding stationery from The Hentinel nnd live happily ever a f terwards. Mr. and Mrs. Van Allison and Mra. A. B. Atkins left Monday on a trip down the valley. D. M. Shields writes from Detroit that he has moved there from Silver- ton. Hia health ia still quite poor. Eat Gregory 'a Bread. spt7-4c Thirty-four acres o f fine lend on good improved road, within one-third mile o f eity limits o f City o f Cottage drove. Terma ean be had. Cell nt thia o ffice. win jly27tfc Mr. and Mra. P. H. Magee have gone to Canyonville to attend the Pope Me- O livary wedding. Qeorge Downes and Wm. Evina were camera at The Sentinel o ffie e Monday. Vetch aeed fo r sale at the flour mill. sptlStfe For, Men, Women and Children Ready to 8apply Your Winter Needs — We are exclusive distributors of thia famous make of under wear. Forest M ill» Underwear i» tailored to fit with ease and comfort. Shown in cotton, plain or fleeced, »o ft wools, and »ilk » and wools. Union suits and two-piece garment» in all the desired style» and weight». — Forest Mills Underwear is -scientifically sized to conform to the lines o f the figure. It fits you when you buy it and it fits you always. FOR W O M E N Wool union suits, $1.65 to .....................................................$2.25 Wool vests and pants, 85c t o . $1. 16 Cotton union auk*, 50e t o .....................................................$1.00 Cotton vesta and pants, 25e to ................................................. 49c FOR C H IL D R E N Union auits, 45e t o . . . . , ......................................................... $1.19 Vasts and pants, 13e t o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65c FOR M E N Cotton union suit«, 50c to ......................................................... 98c Wool union suits, $1.75 t o ..................................................... $3.26 Cotton shirts and drawers......................................................... 45c There Is No Corset more exclusive than the American I.adv, which embodies every advanced idea that the most correct French fashion dictates, modified to meet the demands o f the American figure. W e consider Am eri can Lady corsets unquestionably correct, not only in design hut in quality and fit. American Lady corsets produce absolutely correct lines, the modish bust, hip and back o f the present vogue. Among the many models of l.ime sulphur tree spray for every body. Pure straight .10 degrees test al ways at Hwengel Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Vincent visited a brother at Hulem and attended the state fa ir Inst week. Mr. Vineent pro nounces tbe fa ir n credit to the great stnte o f Oregon. J. B. Lewis ciime home from n viait with bia son at Eugene last week. Fine mahogany $0.00 clocks for $4.00 as long as they Inst, at II. Cl Madsen’s. apt29tfc ■ Mr. snd Mrs. C. L. Baker o f Oakland, Lhdif., arrived Friday to spend a short time with Mrs. Huber's sister, Mrs. Okas. McFarland. Mr. Baker has been employed for several years aa one of the beads o f the H. d. I’ rinre Canning Co. o f Oakland. Shingles' Shingles Shingles! We have the only Bed Cedar Hhinglea in town. Cottage drove Manufacturing Co. augStfe Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Rice and Mr. and Mrs. James Bovington o f Oakland, Ore., spent Hunday with Mr. and Mra. CyKle Umphrey at their home in thia eity. A. J. McCord o f Bayard, Iowa, ac companied hia daughter, Mrs. C. E. Umphrey, on her return to Cottage drove nnd ia a guest at her home. A f V. B. G off, the ahoe doctor, wanta ter hia viait he will proceed to Hnn Franeiaeo and Ban Diego. ^ 430 pairs o f second-hand ahooa. Currin Cooley, agent for the Oregon Fire R elief Association o f McMinn- ville. Phone 15F4. n llt f e Good Thing for Speculation Both ntyle and novelty weave» in plain »hade» ami rich coloring» high quality (Ire»» goods at rea»onahly low price«. 50-inch all wool gaberdine» in white, cream, black, red, olive green, brown», blue», etc., a pard $1.45 to ................. $1.59 36- to 56-inch all wool »erge» in blue», black, white, black and white check» anti »tripe», red», brown», etc., a yard, 45c, 60c, 95», $1.25 to ....................................... $1.66 4H-inch all wool novelty »uiting» in dark brown, green, black, etc., a y a rd ___ $1.45 42-inch »ilk poplin» in latest »hade» a y a r d ................................................ $1.19 40-inch all »ilk crepe» for evening wear, dainty »hade» of blue, green, corn, cream, Aa AuiMika C u lm « FaamHaa ti etc., al»o black, a yard $1.19 to ......... $1.48 D e » » A rm» »4 « • m * Y A » S h »« 27-in. to 36-in. waist pattern» in check», • M j* * »*!£ plaid», stripes and plain color», a yard, umbat. 45c to ................................................. $1.19 ___Fine Weave KNIT UNDERWEAR There is a model for every figure. That means your figure. Prices range $100, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, up Let us show them to you. THEÜUALITV CASH STORE- ph ° ne _33 Mrs. Mary L. Rowley o f Cyrstal Falls, Mich., is the guest o f Mrs. H. N. A l drich. The Womsn's Missionary Society o f the Chriatian Church will meet with Mr*. George Young Thursday afternoon. The Hwengel Hardware ia selling a lot o f Winchester and Peters ammuni tion this month. Those who send eheck or money order by mail to pay subscription will receive no receipt unless requested. Watch your label to see that your date ia changed. sep22tf Miss Marguerite Johnson, who clerks in The M odern Pharmacy, will leave next week for Portland, where she w ill spend a two weeks* vacation with rela tives. Big Cash Saving on Groceries at this Store E very D a y [ Disston-Chftmpion Stage Line Alax Lundborg. Proprietor F R E I G H T I N G Saddle Horses and Packing to A ll Parta o f the Camp Phone 10F41 The display o f Calapooia water from London, Lane County, is attracting some attention in the Oregon building at the Han Francisco Exposition. Mr. and Mra. George I.ea le ft for Han Franciaco Tuesday, where »hey will viait their son and view the exposition. From Han Franciaco Mr. Lea w ill go to Arixona to try what the climate will do for rheumatism. Eight-day gong strike eloeks at Mad sen 'a. $4.00 as long as they laat. spt29tfe Phone 243-J O ffiee Hours 9 to 12; 1:30 to 5 0. B. MARK8, M. D. EYE, EAR, NO SE A N D T H R O A T Specialist fo r S. P. R. R. and U. 8. Pension Bureau Glasses Fitted O ffic e 404 C. ft W. Bldg. EUOENE OREGON __ ere w ill be a hard times dance a the Divide hall Saturday, Oet. 9. oct5e J. Tuescher, Jr., traveling agent for the B oys’ and G irls’ Aid Society o f Portland, delivered an address in the Methodist Church and did work in his line here this week. C. E. Stewart, fruit inspector, was at Eugene Monday and made a trip up the McKenzie. Every boy and girl buying Rexali blue cover school tablets at The Mod ern Pharmacy, The Rexali Store, ia a contestant for the b o y ’s and g ir l’« rain coat, which we w ill give free to the boy and girl turning in the largest num ber o f these eovers Dec. 15. Save your eovers. Ask us about the contest. The eoats are on display at our store. octfitf George Knox o f Fossil, Eastern Ore gon, viaited with his uncle, Dr. W. W. Oglesby, and fam ily Thursday. Miss Edna Bertch o f Portland, who gave the entertainment at Masonic Hall last evening, waa the gueat o f Mrs. Karl Mills during her stay iu the eity. Get your maxda electric lamps from the Hwengel Hardware. The Shelby maxda ia the most durable lamp und gives best light. Mr. and Mra. Nate Oompton returned yeaterday from an extended visit in the East. Geo. McQueen was in Eugene vester- day on business. Dr. Kime found his road to the coun try blockaded by a burning tree Thurs day night. He was compelled to finish his trip on foot. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hull came home Monday from a two w eeks' outing at Winchester Bay and South Beach. They report a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Allison have re turned from their visit with relatives at Roneburg. Pete Mostachetti ’a house at Divide Thoa. Supple o f Portland, form erly was burned to the ground Thursday. publisher o f the Bohemia Nugget, via Nothing was saved. ited Cottage Orove friends a couple o f H. H. Harvey and daughter o f Med days this week. ford are visiting Mr. H a rv e y ’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Harvey. NEW 7 ROOM BUNGALOW Two large lota, close to school and pavement, at a bargain i f taken soon. Terms i f desired. A. L.Wood ard, owner. jly 2 7 tfe .. irw ^ “ liin ir i rhlW E M k Old W heat Flour— Buy your win- te r ’s supply now. High Flight hard wheat flour milled iu Eastern Wash ington o f the best hard wheat. A “ In *k ten ............................................ * 1,46 sack lo t........................... $1.40 K * [J In 20 sack lot, a sack................ $1.35 Dalles hard wheat flour a sack $1.30 10 sack lot, a sack..................... $1.25 Pride o f Oregon soft wheat flour, a sack......................................... $1.25 lfusmt i A W jo sack lot, a sack......................$120 100 lbs. cane fruit sugar............$5.90 25c grade coffee,— a good blend— a lb ............................. 15c 1 lb. Arm & Hammer soda, each........................................ 5c Best grade bulk keroseue oil, a gallon............................. 15c 3 boxes safety matches........................................................ 10c 6 nine-ounce bars white landry soap............................... 25c 6 nine-ounce bars borax landry soap............................... 25c 3 cans condensed m ilk ........................................................ 25c 4 pound packages gloss or corn starch............................. 25c Otter brand minced clams, a can.......................................12c Diamond “ W ” fancy bulk tea, a lb ................................. 45c 10 lb. pail compound, each...............................................$1.13 10 lb. pail standard la rd .................................................. $1.40 THE QUALITY CASH S T O R E - O. H. Heine from Larimore, N . Dak., has bought the Hinds raneh on Silk Creek and w ill move his fam ily here this week. The raneh contains 160 aeres and is one o f tfc* best in thia vi- vicinty. Mr. Heine looked all over Ore gon before he found just what suited him in the Hinds place. ! ments for the funeral had been mode when The Sentinel went to press. An obituary w ill be printed next week. Save Tour Sterling Coupons Return twenty coupons to T H E MOD- E R N P H A R M A C Y , The Rexali Store, and $2.89 in cash and get a beautiful, forty-tw o piece, $10.00 Sterling Chinn Sudden Death o f M ra Hedrick Dinner Set. See the ehina on displny Mra. Edna L. Hedrick died very sud nt our store. Aak ua about the J. 8. Milne waa in Eugene Tuesday. denly at her home on North Seventh coupons. oetrttf George O. Knowlea waa in Eugene on Street at 6 o'clock this morning from business Tuesday. Legal blank#— The Sentinel. an attack o f apoplexy. N o arrange A benefit w ill be given for the high school athletic association by Manager Beals at the Rex theater Friday night. Proceeds for the benefit o f the associa tion.