AID THE KIDNEYS
t
HIGH SCHOOL
B en efit
for the purpose of helping
along the football club.
PROGRAM
The Kebekah Club met at the hall
for a social time Friday afternoon: the
hostesses, Mrs. H. J. Shinn, Mrs. Geo.
Hall, Mrs. Geo. Wilson and Mrs. Geo.
Knowles, served a good lunch at the
close of the afternoon. The lodge ex
pects to entertain the state president,
Mrs. Rose Palmer of Baker, Thursday
evening. A large party o f Kebekahs
accented an invitation to attend lodge
at Junction City Saturday evening
where they were royally entertained.
B R O N C O B IL L Y
in
THE GOOD FOR NOTHING
Also
JOH N B U N N Y
Comedy
The Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church met with Miss
Blackwell Wednesday.
HOME TALENT
FARCE-COMEDY
ARCADE
The O. E. 8. had a social good time
and refreshments after Chapter meet
ing Friday evening. The entertainers
for the evening were Mrs. Stouffer.
Mrs. Frost, Miss Perkins, Mrs. Shay,
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Knowles. The
Gottage Grove officers will institute a
new chapter at Drain Oct. 30.
'£
SAT. OCT. 23
Mrs. B. R. Job is entertaining an ex
perience social today.
$ Day
Onalloldaccounts
of $ 5 .0 0 or more
paid on this day
w e will give a $1
discount.
$
1 .0 0
OFF ON
Bath Tubs
Range Boilers
Toilets and
Lavatories
FrankWoodruff
Plumber
Special on
flour
and
For This Day
STERLING FEED CO.
A Rainy Day Need
Not Be Dull
Cheer up! Cet to work
in a F ish B rand
R efle x
Slicker
$ 3.00
Strong, easy fitting,
light, and w ater
proof. absolutely.
Reflex Edges stop
water from run
ning in at the front.
Black. Yellow or OUve-khaki.
Protector Hat. 75 cents
Satisfaction Guaranteed
A. J.TOWER CO
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BOSTON
SOCIETY
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The Woman ’a Missionary Society of
the Christian Church mot with Mrs
George Young Thursday afternoon. An
interesting program and a delightful
social hour were enjoyed by the large
number o f ladies present.
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^ O W t if
Mrs. Brund. Mrs. Dunton and Mrs.
Bede entertained the Constellation Club
last week. The guests o f the club were
Mrs. Zeller, Mrs. Nesbit, Mrs. Horace
Cochran, Miss Belle Burkholder and
Mrs. Rowley o f Michigan.
Cottage Grove Sufferers Should Take
No Further Risk.
Why will people continue to suffer
the agonies of kidney complaiut, buck
ache, urinary disorders, lameness, head
aches, languor,— why allow themselves
to become chronic invalids, when a test
ed remedy is offered thentf
Donn's Kidney Pills have been used
in kidney trouble over 50 years, have
beeu tested in thousands o f cases.
I f you have any, even one o f the
symptoms of kidney diseases, act now,
for gravel, dropsy or Bright's disense
may set in and make neglect dangerous.
Can Cottage Grove residents demand
more convincing proof that the follow
ing f
Mrs. A. K. Carroll, 302 E. Washing
ton St., Roseburg, Ore., says: “ For
years 1 suffered from kidney complaint
and apeut many days and nights iu tuis
ery from pains in tuy back and other
kidney disorders. I became irritable
and nervous, had dizzy spells and spots
floating before my eyes. I had about
given up hope o f getting relief, when I
tried Doan’s Kiduey Pills. They are
the one medicine that gave me relief
and kept me on my fe e t.’ ’
Price 50c at all dealers. D on ’t simply
ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's
Kidney Pills— the same that Mrs. Car
roll had. Foster Milburn Co., Props.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
The Emanon Club will be entertained
by Mrs. Chas. Beidler this week.
The Social Twelve Club meets with
Mrs. Herbert Eakin tomorrow.
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CHURCH NEWS
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
T. B. McDonald, Minister.
Friday evening, choir practice.
Sunday, Bible School at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
C. E. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m.
Ladies’ Aid meeting each Wednesday
afternoon.
Subject of morning sermon, “ Loving
the Brethren.’ ’ Evening, “ What Will
You Take for Yourself f ”
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
D. A. MacLeod.
Bible School at 10 a. m. Morning
worship at 11 a. m. Junior Christian
Endeavor at 3 p. m. Evening worship
at 8 p. m.
Services 11:00 a. m. Subject, “ The
Christ Memorial.’ ’ Evening theme,
“ Facing Hindrances.’ ’
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor.
Every Sunday, 9:45 a. m. Sunday
School. Service with sermon, 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.
Junior League 3:00 p. m.
Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
Runaway Boys
Three boys ran away from Drain and
the police are keeping a look-out for
them. The leader’s name is George
Cruse.
DIVIDE
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. 12.— Mr. and Mrs. Grell Söder
ström were in Oottage Grove one day
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Miller was a Grove visitor
last week.
Mrs. A. Söderström was a Grove visi
tor one day last week.
Massimo Perini transacted business
in Cottage Grove one day last week.
Janie Tonole transacted business one
day last week in Cottage Grove.
Pete and John Borufaldi were visit
ing relatives in Divide last week.
Pete Mostachetti transacted business
in Cottage Grove one day last week.
Neno Perini o f Anlauf visited rela
tives one day last week.
Bert McDole and John Mostachetti
transacted business in Cottage Grove
Saturday.
Albert Mackey was a Grove visitor
one day last week.
Mildred Dugan o f Cottage Grove
spent Saturday and Sunday with Ruth
Mackey.
Arthur Dugan attended the dance at
Divide Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burkett o f Rose-
burg are visiting relatives in Divide.
Angelo Perini went to Disston Mon
day.
Pete and John Barufaldi attended the
dance at Divide Saturday.
BLUE MOUNTAIN
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. 12.— A baby boy arrived at the
home o f Mr. and Mrs. Bob Landwehr
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle are stay
ing at the home o f the form er’s parents
at Walden a few days this week.
Wm. Gilbert o f Cottage Grove is saw
ing wood for Rufus Rawlings this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mooney and family,
Geo. Downes and family, Mrs. Hobart
and Wm. Evins visited at Walden Sun
day.
George Duerst and Charles Whipps
left Tuesday for the camp at Divide.
Mrs. Castle, who has been staying
with her daughter at Divide, has re
turned to her home here.
Josephine Seward visited the Duerst
home Sunday.
Charley Earle was a Blue Mountain
visitor Monday.
Those going to Cottage Grove from
here Saturday were Rufus Rawlings,
Mr. and Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Kibbey,
Louisa and George Duerst, Mr. Apper-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Mooney.
M ill
Wanted
I want a mill to saw about 16,000,000
feet o f ties. W ill contract nothing
only milling and logging. J. K. Elder,
516 Panama Bldg., Portland, Ore.
e
OC«6-12c
Snow-
Flake
Sodas
Crackers as
they ought to be
Don’t let another day
g o b y without trying
these delicious crack
ers.
In gen erous
1 0 c and 2 5 c packages
a lso in bulk
Som ething New
Snow flake S o d a s in a T in
b o x . P rice 5 0 c . The b o x is
m ost usefuL See it at y o u r
dealer’ s.
P A C IF IC C O A S T BISC U IT
COM PAN Y
PORTLAND, GRECON
CO) HE E A RLY
$ $ $ $ $ $
Our $ Day special will be 2
dozen post cards for the price
of 1 dozen. Single face, one
negative, $1.00. Two or more
faces or two negatives the same
face, $1.25.
ARI A S T R O HG’S
SI ruD 10
$DAY
We are a new firm just starting
in, but just to get acquainted
we will make a slight reduction
on Dollar Day on all groceries.
West Side
GROCERY
H. H. O L C O T T , P R O P .
WILL YOU TRADE SPARE
TIME FOR AUTO?
(Continued from first page.)
Right now before we say another
word let us tell you that the list of
nominations as they appear in this
issue does not represent at all the
actual list o f workers. Matty names
are merely nominations made by thcri
friends and as we have not been able
to see all o f these people we do not
know whether they are going to work.
We do know this, that not more than
tou per eent of those nominated ever
work in their own behalf. There will
not be more than four or five that will
stick through until the finish so YOl’
be one of the finishers. You will be
doing us tt great favor by letting us
know whether you intend working or
not.
List of Nominations
Below is a list of the nominations ns
they appear. The list is not down to
actual workers yet but we will en
deavor to cut out names o f those who
do not intend to try ns soou ns pos
sible. The first count o f votes will ap
pear next week. Watch for it.
COTTAGE GROVE
Mrs Nelson Durhuni
.........5000
Mrs. Anna Graham...........
.........5000
Mr. A. L. Znchnriti*....................... 5000
Mr». Dunn l.nwton ............. .........5000
M rs. Warren Me Fur land
.........5000
M r*. Geo. Saltón
5000
Miss Christina Turk .............. .........5000
Miss Ipha Widdersheim
5000
Miss Georirie Ruines ......... .........5000
M iss Loretta Burnett..............
5000
Miss Blanche Liznr.................
5000
Mrs R. B. Has o a
50(H)
HlLK GREEK
Miss Pearl Ashby.................... ......... 5000
COAST P O M
Miss Miriam Piper................
DORENA
Miss Burnettn Teeters.......... ......... 5(HH)
LONDON
Miss Jessie Hem is
.........5000
M iss Nola Bunton.................
5000
Miss Irene Wells................... .
... 5000
M iss Verna Tullar................. ........ 5000
MG8BY CREEK
Miss Nellie I.imebnugh....... ........ 5000
DISSTON
M iss Veta Pitcher...................
DIVIDE
M iss Busrel Markey........ ....... .... „..5000
LORANE
Miss Maud Humphrey______ .........5000
WALKER
Miss Meta Miller...... ....................... 5000
SAGINAW
Miss Myrtle Witcher..............
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many friend*
nnd neighbor* who »0 kindly a*»i*ted
u* during the illne** and death o f our
dear mother, especially our nurses who
were #0 kind to her; also for the many
beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. C. M. Jackson nnd Brother*.
octl3pd.
The high school boys have been very
fortunate in securing two world-famed
stars for their benefit performance -it
The Arcade Saturday, Oct. 23, in the
persons o f “ Broncho B i l l /’ ’ nnd John
Bunny.
8AOINAW
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. 12.—O. If. Taplin is home from
Bohemia. He was reported badly hurt
one day last week but says that al
though he had a close call he did not
stop work.
F. T. Benston is storekeeper for the
Booth-Kelly Co., Mr. Hamden having
moved to Eugene. Mr. Henston will
conduct the store and postoflfce at the
old stand.
Mrs. A. O. Vaughn and Mrs. Frank
Benston were shopping in Outage
Grove Thursday.
Mr. McClellan of Michigan ha* com
pleted his new six room bungalow on
the Andrews place which he purchased
recently.
Mrs. E. K. Turpin of Cottage Grove
visited friend* here Thursday.
Mr. Parmenter went to Eugene
Thursday.
“ O. H. Jarrett and wi f e ” were
registered at a Portland hotel one day
last week.
Mr. Jarrett ’* Saginaw
friends wish him every good and happi
ness in his new estate.
Hugh Sharon and family of Southern
California are visiting at the Chas.
Sharon home.
Mrs. F. Benston was in Cottage Grove
Monday.
J. H. McKinney stopped o ff Monday
to see his brother, D. W. McKinney.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Legnt of Cot
tage Grove were in Saginaw Monday.
D. W. McKinney made n business
trip to Cottage Grove Monday.
DORENA
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Oct. 11.— Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk
and Mrs. Henry Barnhart went to Eu
gene on business Wednesday, making
the trip in the Kirk car.
Miss Nora Ward of Star spent the
week end visiting at the home of her
parents.
Mr*. Nelson Durham nnd Mis* Inez
Flynn o f Cottage Orove were in Do-
rena on huainesa Thursday.
Mra. K. K. Robinson nnd daughter
Helene returned home Friday evening.
Willard McCollum of Sutherlin is vis
iting at the home o f his uncle, B. F.
McCollum.
Miss Vetn Pitcher spent Thursday
night at the home o f her aunt, Mrs.
(Yarn Kirk.
R. D. Wilson o f Springfield spent
Thursday night at the home o f his par
ents, Mr. and Mra. Frank Wilson.
Mra. Henry Bnrnhnrt has been quite
sick during the Inst few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Wess Chrismnn and Mr.
and Mr*. Glenn Scott returned home
Friday evening from an extended trip
to the San Francisco fair.
The “ Dorena Daisy Club’ o f the in
termediate room of the grammar school
gave their first program (there will be
one every six months), Friday after
noon, which was very interesting.
Dr. Alton and son Robert o f Port
land were shaking hands with friends
and transacting business in Dorena Fri
day.
Mrs. John Helatrom and baby and
Miss Bertha Kirk were Orove visitors
Saturday.
Miss Jennie Chrisman o f Disston
spent the week end with home folks.
Mrs. Hattie Spar o f Star spent Sat
urday with Mrs. Barnhart.
Revival meeting* will begin liest Sun-
H o w ’s T h is?
day inorning at the church and will
rontiniie for a weck or two. Every
We offer One H ululimi Dollars
body i* welcome Io ntteml.
Reward for uny case of Caturrli
Grant Unle* ha» been picking, sort
ing and pneking hi* upples the past that ca n n o t b e cured by llall'a
two weck* Hs bas a larg« crop of fine Calmili Cute.
r J C H K N B T A CO . Toledo. O
appls« thi* ysar and thsre is quits a
We. the undersigned. have known K J
crew helping hiin.
Cheney for the leel 1ft yeare, ami ballavi,
him parfactly honorable In all bualnaea
(juite n nuaaber of Star Imy* at
traneartlone ami Itnanrlally abla lo t-auy
tsuded Christian Eudsavor Hundny oul
any obligation* macia by hie Hrm
night.
N A TIO N A L BANK O F COMM K iteK
Toledo, o
H all's Catarrh Cure le taken Internally,
a illiis directly upon Ilia blood end mu
LORAN E
(Special to The Sentinel.)
roue eurfaree o f 1 Ilia a
eyelam Teetlmonlale
Oct. 18 Rev. Itigg* was recently np cent tree. Price 7ft rente per botile. Mold
' r u g g i ‘ s t ‘ e
all
Dn
by
pointed pastor o f the Methodist Olitirt'li
T aka H a i r * F am ily Pilla lar ruueilyailun
111 place of Rev. Snyder who goes to
Monroe. Sunday morning Mr. Tapper
gave a fine address. Rev. Itigg» filling
the pulpit in the evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society held their
monthly meeting lit the home of Mrs.
H A B B E L l COMPTON
K. M. Sparks.
Several auto truek loads of household Wo solicit a shun« o f your patronage
goods came over from the Grove on
We do all kind* of
Thursday for J. Darling.
Alvin Sharpe ha* sold his Overland
car to Arthur Kelly.
Thursday
afternoon
a revolving
PIANO MOVINO A SPECIALTY
screen was added to the rock crusher
equipment. By its use the small rock
la separated and used a* a top dress
ing on the newly rocked section o f the Oittra: Elite Oonfactionary, Pilona Ti
Auto Dray for tjuick Delivery
road. Splendid progress is being made
in the work.
Cottage Grove Transfer
Hauling and Heavy Dray Work
Special High School Benefit
On Saturday, Oct. 2.1, the High Sehool
Athletic Asaoeiation will gi\e it benefit
performance at The Arcade. A special
program ha* been arranged which in
eludes a farce-comedy in one act en
titled “ Jane's Lovers."
The picture offering for the evening
is a great four reel drama featuring
our old favorite, G. M. Anderson, bet
ter known as “ Broncho B illy.” Thi»
is a special and was secured at great
I
expense but
is worth it as ''B roncho
Hilly”
Iv ' ' is
i» at lu» boat.
As an added attraction we have
another old favorite in John Bunny,
who has made millions laugh and drove
the blues away. Mr. Bunny has de
parted from this life but thnnks to the
moving pictures, he can still be among
us aiiiY continue to help us see the
brighter side o f life.
There will also be several vocal solos
and instrumental music, all of which
will go to make a very enjoyable even
ing and also help the boys get their
footbull needs. The prices will be very
moderate, 10 eent* for children and 20
cent* for adults
WANT ADS
OBT RID O r TIIOSE POIBONH IN
YOUR SYSTEM!
«
You will fiuil Dr. King's New Life
l'ill* 11 most salisfartory Isxative in
rcleitsing Ihr poisons front yuur System,
AerumuTated waste and poisous cause
mnnifold ailmcuts unless relensed. Dis
sines», spot* before the eyes, blacknes»
aml a miserable feeling generativ are
indirntion* Ihat you need Dr. King'*
New Life l'ill». Take a dose toniglit
and you will viperience grateful rcilef
by morning. 25c.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
R M McCARQAR, D D S.
DENTIST
Neuralgia relieved instantly by local ap
lication. Residence
Residence and
and office one
dication.
>1
south of posloffice.
I ck sou
Phono 131J
Cottngo Grove, Oregon
t
Practice« in all Courts
25 Years Experience
H. J SHINN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
Under Building, Over Metsan Shop
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE
J. 8. MEDLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ad*, under this head at one cent
a word each insertion for five
insertions; 16 2 3 per eent dis
count after fifth insertion; 33
13 per cent discount after eighth
insertion.
Minimum charge of
15c each insertion.
Figures arid
initials are counted a* words.
Special Attention Uiveu to Miniag
Corporation Law
OFFICE:
nnd
WOODWARD BUILDING
Phone, 47
O ffice Lawson lllk.
O ffice Hours: 1 to 6 p. m.
DR. 0. E. FROST
OsteopaUGc and Medical Physician
Chronic nnd Nervous Diseases a
SEE SPECIAL PRICES IN WALL
Specialty
Paper A Paint Store's ad. on nnoth
Modern Electrical Treatments
er page.
X Kay Appliance
GOOD 7 BOOM HOUSE TO RENT ON COTTAGE GROVE
• - OREGON.
West Main Ht. Robert Griffin.
sptlStfc
J. E. YOUNO
WANTED— TO BORROW FIVE OR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
six hundred dollars on 3 years’ time,
first class security. .Address ” K , ”
Office on Main Street
care o f Sentinel, Cottage Orove, Ore.
Oottage
Orove
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Oregon.
octS 15«
DR. A. J. HENDRY
FOR SALE OR TRADE
500 BUSHELS GOOD SEED CHEAT
for sale. John H. Hull, 2 mile* south
of city. Phone 5F5.
aug24tfc
GOOD COW FOB HALE. SEE KARL
*ep2
K. Mills.
1914 FORD IN FINE CONDITION,
fully equipped, only $350. Ask The
Sentinel.
sepl5tfc
DENTIST
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OVER FIRST N ATION AL HANK
Oottage Orove
A. W. KIME, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
AND
8 UR Q EON
Offiee in Phillit
Hip*
CITY LOTS FOR HALE, OR W ILL
Building, over the
trade for team. Cow for sale or
Benson Drug Store.
trade for hay or oats. Ira Randall.
spt22tfc Offiee Phone 34 Rosidenee Phone 1 MJ
WILL TRADE A 1400 I,B. MARK FOR
a good cow and some cash. W. E.
Walker, Walker, Ore. spt89-oct6-18c
FOE SALE OR TRADE 22 ACRES
near Ctilapooia Springs. 9 room house
and new barn. J. A. Abeene, Lon
don.
dec8pd
IMPROVED INTEREST HEARING
Portland real estate to trade for Lane
County farms. B. K. Law: on.
octfltfc
FOB RENT.—TEN ROOM HOUSE, 1
block from depot; chicken park,
large yard, fruit. Mrs. Lydia Htouf-
fer.
oet!3 20c
COTTAGE GROVE
Hospital and Sanitarium
Right Hero at Your Home
Surgical Cases Especial Attention
X RAY LABARATORY
For further partieulers address
DR. H. C. SCHLEEF _
When buying s railroad ticket, ask
for a roundtrip one nnd boost the sales
SA D D L E HORSE YOB SALE, C H IL D
of your borne stntion. It will help Inter
ren’s pet, or will trade for cow
or heifer. Harness broke. Chris when Cottage Grove wants improve
mchlOtf
Mathier, Silk Creek.
Oetl3-20pd ments from the railros-1.
FOB SALE.— DRAG HAW OUTFIT,
also 30 inch buzz saw outfit. Phone
22F11.
OCtl3pd
HEATING STOVE, GOOD
Half price. H. F. Alden.
\s NEW.
oet!3tfc
Blackmore & McFarland
The City Transfer
All Kinds of
OOUOH8 THAT ARE STOPPED!
Careful people see that they are stop
ped. Dr. K in g’s New Discovery is a
remedy of tried merit. It has held its
own on the market for 40 years. Youth
and old age testify to its soothing and
healing qualities. Pneumonia and lung
troubles are often caused by delay of
treatment. Dr. K ing’s New Discovery
stops those hacking cough* nnd relieves
la grippe tendencies. Money back if it
fails. 50c and $1.00.
Phone 243-J
O ffice Hours
9 to 12; 1:30 to 5
C. B. MARKS, M. D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
Specialist for S. P. R. R. and U. 8.
Pension Bureau
Glasses Fitted
O ffice 404 C. k W. Bldg.
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OREOON
Legal blanks o f all
Sentinel office
kinds
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Plano Moving a Specialty
W OOD A N D GOAL
Phone 55
O ffice A t Eagle Cigar Store
Hold’s Blacksmith Shop
Conducted for Mrs. Ilohl by
George and Philip Hohl
General Blacksnrl thing
First Class Horseshoeing
Auto Springs Repaired and Made
to Order
All
Work
Guaranteed—Charge*
Reasonable
at The ■aw Gumming
spr7tf 27 North H St.
Rubber Tiring
West Gettage Grove