I»
enjoyed by a large number o f parents
and friends.
Every number on
the
program waa especially appreciated as
each showed careful preparation and
originality. The technique and inter
pretation were remarkable for youug
students. Little
Misaes Agues and
Ardis Roberts o f Eugene, aged 7 and 8
years respectively, rendered vocal sc
lections which added much to the pro
grain. The following numbers were pre
sen ted:
Duet— Valse Blue— Margie — Rupert
Coffman and Dean Moore.
Peasant Dance— Sartorio— Fern Me-
! Kay.
Folded Wings- Lullaby — Forman—
I Lain Walker.
| Little Fairy, Waltz — Streabbog —
Naomi Wynne.
Soring Song — Streabbog — Agues
! Lucky.
Two Flowers — K n e llin g -------Jessie
Harrington.
Duet — April Smiles — Depret —
I Eva Hartung and Tracy Lizar.
Melody o f l.ove — Engcltunnn —
| Grace Johnson.
Mingon Rowdo — Sartorio — Zella
Steele.
Solo — Blossom Dear— I.ieurance —
Agnes Lucky.
Flower Song — l.auge —
Tracy
Lizar.
L o v e ’s Avowal — Petrie — Mildred
Walker.
Wedding March — Noyes — Eva
Hartung.
Chimes at Christmas — Qreenwald—
Lois Everson.
Solo — Isle D Amour — Wate —
Ardis Roberts.
<a) Piece Romautique — Chnniunde;
(b ) Lea Sylphes — Bachmann —
Corolyn Weber.
The Flatterer — Chamiuude — Dean
Moore.
Class Song— Happy Days.
Short's Grocery
Flour!
Flour has advanced but w e have
declinedjon^the
price of
Hour
C ro w n
Hour
until January 15.
We
guarantee
against any flour in town abso
lutely barring none.
Flour Price List
U n til Jan . 1 5
C r o w n best patent, per s a c k _____________$ 1 . 5 0
Bear H ard W h e a t ----------------------------------
1 .3 0
Albany Johnson’s B est----------------------------
1 .2 0
WE HANDLE ALL KINDS OF FEED
C H R I S T I A N CHURCH.
T. B. McDonald, Minister.
Friday evening, choir practice.
Sunday, Bible School at 0:45 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
C. E. 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Ladies’ Aid meeting each Wednesday
afternoon.
Sunday morniug there will be a con
) and Mrs. D. Sterling, Mrs. I Awbrey
| and family. Ross Awbrey. Mr. and Mrs. secration service for the newly elected
(). Dobberstein, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. »fficers o f the Christian church, with
' Dor ward, Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
Peek, a sermon appropriate to the occasion.
Herman Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Subject for Sunday evening, “ The
! Wooley, Will and Emily Holderman, D e v il’s Hlocades on the Road to Heav-
Perry Ritchey and Miss Ritchey.
@ orii> ti|
>r
d Mrs. Frank McFarland had
Christmas dinner guests Miss
Toppenish, Wash., who is still
l'.-.e, Mr. and Mrs. Chrisman.
Mrs. Glen Scott, Miss Jennie
and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A f-
the most pleasant o f the New
ies was the dance given Sat-
;ht at the home o f Mr. and
Coleman in Gowdyville. The
v a regular old-fashioned one.
>nts were served. Those pres-
Mr. and Mrs. H. Griggs, Mr.
liny Day Need
•lot Be Dull
i
* A
x\’
Cheer up! Get to work
in a F ish B rand
R e fle x
S lic k e r
$ 3.00
Strong, easy fitting,
light, and water
proof. absolutely.
Reflex Edges stop
— ...
water from run
ning in at the front
low or Olive-khaki.
•tfjWEftS
:or Hat. 75 cents
satisfaction Guaranteed
A .J .T O W E R C O .
POSTON
O. A . C.
MNMHItnillllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIII
Mrs. B. S. Swengel and Mrs. Jennie
Fishburn entertained at a 6 o ’clock
dinner last night.
An elegant five-
course meal was served.
The
table
decorations were poinsettas from Pas
adena. The guests were Dr. and Mrs.
A. W. Kime, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hem-
enway. Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich,
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Jones, Mrs. J. P.
Graham.
P R E S B Y T E R IA N * CHURCH
D. A. MacLeod.
Phone 132R.
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.
Service 11 a. m., subject “ Supremacy
o f The Christ.’ ’ Subject for the eve
ning, “ The Gift of Grace.’ ’
B A P T IS T
Rev. C. C. Van Gorkum, pastor.
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching,
The M. P. G. club met yesterday a f 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. S., 6:30
ternoon with Mrs. K. K. Mills and were p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30
entertained in a novel manner.
The p. m.
“ Which Is the Right Churchf’ ’ will
members brought whatever work they
desired to do and at refreshment time be the subject discussed at the Baptist
each member was required to do part church next Sunday morning by the
o f the work, the work being allotted pastor, C. C. VanGorkom. The public
by drawing numbers. Mrs. G. A. Over is invited to this service as well as
all other services o f the church.
In
was a guest.
the evening the pastor will speak on n
Mrs. Leon Des Larzea’ voe&l class general subject.
met Monday night at the Dea Larzes
home.
Miss Marian Hooper was the
Rebekahs W ill Install.
soloist.
The Rebekah lodge will install the
following officers Friday night: N. G.,
F. M. Hambrick, an old resident of Alma Teeters; V. G., Linnie Sterling;
this city, and Mrs. Hawley o f
The secretary, Eunice VanDenburg; treas
Dalles, daughter o f the late O. P. A d urer, Anna Shinn; warden, Mabel Mc
ams. and for many years a resident o f Kibben; conductress, Edna Damewood;
this city, were married at
Portland chaplain, Grace Miner; inside guardian.
outside guardian,
I N e w Year day by Judge Bell.
The Merle McKibben;
: j ceremony was witnessed by a fe w rel Emma Tompkins; R. 8. N. G., Emeline
Wilson; L. S. N. G., Jennie Teeters;
atives o f the contracting parties.
R. S. V. G.. Lizzie Hall; L. 8. V. G.,
The Social Tw elve club will
meet Martha Lebow; D. D. P., Emeline W il
son. Emeline Wilson, D. D. P., will act
\ Thursday with Mrs. Geo. Kerr.
as installing officer.
The Emanon club meets with Mrs.
Nelson Durham tomorrow afternoon.
A jolly crowd o f 20 young folks, with
chafing dishes and napkins gave Miss
Belle Burkholder a complete surprise
N e w Year eve and formed a watch
party to await the arrival
of
the
L ive Inform ation, Practical H elp for the Horn«
the Farm the C o m m u n it y .
new. year. The diversions o f the eve
ning were games and musical selections.
Conventions o f O regon's Greatest Industrie#
Conferences on Oregon’ # Most Vital Problem#
Misses Myrtle Kem and Eva Richmond
L E C T U P K 8 — D E M O N S T R A T IO N S —
rendered piano selections and the hos
E XH IB ITIO NS—E N T E R T A IN M E N T S tess violin selections.
The
chafing
T w o ( h e m n d people attended ia#t year. It is a dishes were presided over
by
Miss
great place to make friends—with live
Marie McLean. Miss Esther
Silsby,
thinkers and live thought#, good
Miss N eva Perkins, Miss Myrtle Kem.
worker#, and good work.
Miss Ruth
Robinson, Miss
Mabel
W I N T E R S H O R T COURSE
Veatch. Miss Eva
Richmond,
Miss
Dessa Harms. Miss Elsie Lea.
Re
January 10 to February 4, 1916
freshments o f creamed oysters snd w a
A Practical Agricultural Course in a Nut Shall.
fers with nougat and fudge were served
Applied Science in Actual W ork o f
the Farm aad Houaehold.
at a late hour. In addition to those
Coursaa ia F R U IT R A IS IN G , F A R M CROPS, who presided at the chafing dishes the
SOILS, STOCK R A IS IN G . D A IR Y W O R K . guests were Miss Hazel Hnzelton, Mrs.
P O U L T R Y R A IS IN G , G A R D E N IN G , CO O K
Dana Lawton. Mr. and
Mrs.
Chas.
IN G , S E W IN G , HOI s B H O L D AR T S, H O M E
N U R S IN G . BUSINESS M ETH O D S. RO AD Beidler, Miss Ipha Widdersheim, Miss
B U IL D IN G F A R M E N G IN E E R IN G , R U R A L Belle Burkholder, Joe Smith, Ernest and
O R G A N IZ A T IO N S , M A R K E T IN G .
Dale Wyatt, Elwyn McCargar.
FARMERS' AND HOME-MAKERS’ WEEK
aad RURAL LIFE CONFERENCES
J u u i r y 3 to 8, 1916
Correspondence Coursaa W ithout Tu lHaa.
E xpert Instruction in Music.
Reduced railroad rates
McCloskey Recital.
write to Th« College Exchange Oregea
P ' * n? rP<7*n'
pupils
AfrtciRursl Coll»*». Cervallla.
llw-lj-i toP i) o f Miss Daisy A. MeCluskey at the M.
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church last week
was
much
For program
Special Feature at Rex Theater.
For Monay and Tuesday o f
next
week the management o f the Rex The
ater has a special o ffering in the Pathe
“ Gold Rooster’ ’ play “ Nedra.’ ’ This
great drama, written by George Barr
McCutcheon, is one o f the strongest
productions Cottage Grove has had an
opportunity to see for some time, and
when it is taken into consideration that
it is directed by that well-know actor-
director Edward Jose, it is hard
to
think o f it not being fa r above the or
dinary feature. Two well-known stars
are featured in this play and both of
them won laurels on Broadway before
they entered the moving picture field.
They are Miss Fania Marin off and Miss
Margaret Green. This picture is made
by the well-known Pathe company.
Wednesday, Jan. 12, is the starting
of that serial that has caused such
favorable comment from the educators
of the country as it portrays our own
navy in such a realistic manner and is
authentic as it was taken with the per
mission o f Secretary o f the N a v y Dan
iels and some o f the pictures taken
were used as government records.
SPRIGGS
B R O T H E R S ^
BLACKSMITHS
Sloppy Printing
Isn ’ t Worth What I t Costs, N o Matter
H ow Cheap You Gst I t
IRON OR WOOD.
REPAIRING OF ALL KIND* IN
Firtt Clasa Work Guaranteed.
Sixth and WaahiDgton
Phone 40
You get the best at The Sentinel
at the same price many others
charge for a “ cheap job.” You
want the Sentinel kind................
COTTAGE GROVE WINS BY A
28 TO 10 SCORE
In Cleau
Fast Game of
Basket
Ball
Honors Are Wrested From
Sprlugfield
By thè decisive score of -S to IO thè
loeul high school team defeated Spring
field in a basket ball game ou thè
locai court Snturday night. Thia was
thè firat game of thè aeason for thè
locai team, The game was ose of thè
tastest and cleuneat plnycd 011 thè locai
court in many vears. The lineup o f thè
Cottage Grave team was aa follows:
Robert Jones rf, Chester Anlauf If, Rny
1110111 I Veliteli c, Fred Lizar Ig. Wnrd
Berg rg. Kniulnll and Dugan, euba.
Military Club Defeats Alumni.
The Military club « o n a hard fought
game of basket bnll from the high
school alumni Tuesday night by the
score o f 21 to 20. The game was n
tight from start to finish, the first
half ending M 7 in fnvor o f the alumni.
Smith scored IS points for the Military
club and Woods seored It points for
the alumni. The following was the
lineup;
Alumni
Military club
Woods
f
Smith
Cellers
f
Jones
Martin
c
Bartells
Damewood, Beals
g
Conner
Matthews, Allison
g
Milne
Boy Who Shoots “ T ou rist" Found.
Deputy Sheriff Pitcher has learned
the name o f the boy responsible for
shooting Ed. Peterson, the “ tourist,’ ’
in the foot lust week with a .22 rifle.
The boy admits being in the vicinity
that the shooting occurred at the time
it is said to have happened. He did not
know that he injured anyone, but ad
mits that he must be guilty because
there was no one else in the vicinity
with a rifle at the time. The Seutinel
understood that no legal action against
the boy has yet been Inken.
MARTIN AND ANDERSON
KILL BIG COUGAR
JALES Oi
111 L i v t t
N
Deafnosii Canno» De Curvi!
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l
I i h « «li#* * •» «I porli*»»» o f ih*'
ri». ». »,
onljr one
li» »•»*/• * l r # f » » . » * « 0*1 l i m i j,
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I »«•orina» i
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ua H i t ! * « “ f ih* ■ u Al A rh lA it l*ub
v\ u
IDI# lube la Inf1aine«| yuu b a v e * ri...
•mimi or liti par f r e i h e a r in g
e n l l r e l y oloaetl
| iv a f lumm la
un ir«# I h * Infln im n a i loti m
Alni ihla lu be r«at<»re*1 to li
llon. l ir a r i n a «vili lie de at r ui
u n t a ou l o f t n i an> cani
w h l c b la n o t h ln a bui i n In
o f thè im ico ne a n r f a i e a
Wo w l ll f i n - One tlundn**
From 20 to 25 tons of good oat huy
for sale. Inquire of Hen Lurch. dttVjAfl
Jess« Thornton received for u Christ
mas present pictures of Governor Lister
of Washington, hi» wife and children.
Jesse is very proud of the pictures.
Mr». Lister Ì» a niece of his.
J. P. Graham returned Thursday to
«»»#«• of Iteafmaa <canari! I*
liis work at Spokane.
canno! be «Mirvd by Malli
Melvin Clow, who was taken sick H*-mi for circolala free
r J t ’ I l K N K Y * (MI
while here on a visit, returned to Port
Hol«l 1*1 I >ma aia« • il* ’
laud Friday.
Tabe IU II a !• Aititi» l ’ ina
New want ad. rates: One rent per
word. No nd. accepted for les» than 15
FOR K IIK U M A *
cents. Three insertions for the price
\» anon ita nn utlnck i
of two. Si* insertions for the price of
four.
Real astute for sale or trade, bi-gius npply Sionn's Li
tea insertions for price of five. Cush wuste lime and soffri
must accompany orders at these rute» agony. A few drop» of
Ml charge accollili», one cent per word meni OH Gir a ffé elei! pi
lieed. The pulii goes al
each insertion, minimum, IQ cents,
\ gmleful sufferer wi
The Misses Ethel and Ruth Sanborn suffering for tbree wrrki
of Eugene spent the week end with <1. Rlieuuiutisni and s tiff ne
V. Over ami family.
trieil imi li v medicine». III
Warren Edwards o f this city is on a luuatelv I lirard of Sin
tour o f the state with the |1. o f O. glee and after iistng il tlirec
club. The picture o f the organization nm up and welF I aui et
has appeared ill the dalie» several times logge»! di'purtmrut s tu re
recently.
they employ front si* to
Nelson Durham suffered during the band», ami they surely
week with a severe attack of the grip. abolì! S lm ili ■ l.iliiini-til.
Jan
Win. Ostrander was confined to the |Man F ran cisco, C ai
house during the past week with an ili Druggists,
attack o f the grip.
1'iider the postnffice department rul BICYCLE A N D OUN
mgs you can send 3 pounds of printed
8 0 L I)B R IN O O r A
matter from here to Philomath for 24
cents, but you send 4 pounds for a cents.
If a private corporation did business
that way it would be fined *2, 1 * 00,0 0 0
for discrimination or sent to the pen s. conti door front cornei
on Pacifie Higtiwii
itentiarv. Gazette Times, Corvallis.
M. F. CM
A. V. Connelly of Koseburg spent New-
F U R N IT U R E R E P A
Year's with his mother,
Mrs. C. A.
SPEOI A L T »
Perkins
I I . by carriages repaired,
Mrs. W'. H Abrams is up from Eu
Satisfaction guaranteed.
gene visiting friends.
Mr». Vernon Fields and daughter of
Will rail and deliver
Gaston spent New Year with
Mrs.
B ICYCLE HUN DI
Fields’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Felii
Currin, returning home yesterday.
Lynch Currin is up from
Albany
M A N Y P B Q P L E DON
spending the holiday season with his
\ »(uggisti llver cari e
parents, Mr and Mrs. Feli* Currin.
j un uwfiit lot of imsery.
Mr. und Mr». Bert Trask huve moved ziness, III».In chea, ronalip
, loiisnesa are aure signs tl
into the Mrs. Dora Fields house.
i lic i, ltelp. Tube Dr. Kit
The t>. II. ileinie family have moved
| IMI» Httd see how they
onto their fnrm recently bought from
.v li ole syslem
Fin*- for
Fingiti Hinds.
'on
Aids digest ina. l'uri
Geo. Mrl^ui'Cll, James Potts, Will i imi rifare your rompici
Lundes», W’ . C. Johnson. E M. Thurlier, il your Druggiat.
Clin». Adams, W’m. Brand, Frank Sly
and John Spriggs were nmong those
who attended the Elks smoker ut Eu
gene last Wednesday.
Welcome Hubbell, Joe Hubbell, Wm
Miller and Frank Woodruff go to Eu
gene tonight to attend a meeting of
Cottage Orove T
Spanish war veterans.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Vincent and L.
J. Owens took New Year dinner with
the J. O. Vincent family on Const Fork.
Misses Mildred Pringle and Erma
Mills visited at the W A. Hein en way
Plano Movtni
home at The Cedars Inst week.
Auto Dray For Quirk
Ira Heidler went to Rosebiirg last
WednesdiiV evening, being called there OFFICE: Elite Confec
bv the illness o f Mrs. Heidler's father
Hurry Martin anil” Albert Anderson
returned yesterday from the head wat-
■rs o f Mosby Creek with the pelt o f a
fair sized cougar. The fur in one of
the finest ever found on a big eat
killed here. Albert expects to take it
back to Montana to make clothing to
keep him warm when the thermometer
la-gins doing the hoorhi koochi around
the 50 below mark.
The animal wns
easily trailed through the fresh snow
and was quickly treed by
Martin ’a
Airedales.
Both o f the men shot at
the cat at the same time. Only one
shot took effect and there is some
dmiht as to whom the credit is due.
One o f the dogs was wounded in the'
Phone 72
fight o f killing the rat after it fell to
Mrs. Mary E. Houck, grand worthy
the ground. Anderson says the Oregon
jungles have got the Montana prairies matron of the O. E. H., will pay the
B A B Y ’ S S K I N TRO
local chapter a fraternal visit Satur
iiucked o f f the map.
l' impie» E r u p t i o n » Ke:
day night.
_ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
J. V. Stewart and wife of Natron : yield to the soothing unti
I itie» of Dr. Hobson's Kc/c
Nu matter »there located,
¡ long standing, D. Ilobso
Mrs. C. M. Parker.
O i n t m e n t will remove ev
S. L. Godard has begun the erection
Mrs. St. Ores of Drain was in the city
it will rest
of a building on his Sixth Street prop Saturday on business and visited Mrs. I the ailment.
erty.
The structure will cover
two Johnson, also of Drain, nt the Ida to its niitural softness and
I let your child suffer dun
ntire lota. The greater part o f the Veatch home.
raised by having your chi
building lias been leased for garage pur
Miss Ada McCord of Oakland spent 1 figured with blemishes ul
poses but Mr. Godard will reserve a
portion as a shop for his contracting Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Clyde j Use Dr. Hobson’s Kczomi
I’ mphrey.
I It» guaranteed. No cure,
business.
W. S. I .nuttier» o f Ht. Johns wns in i at your Druggist.
Terrible Catastrophe— Rev. Sutcliffe Be the city Monday on business.
reft of Words.
Billy Edwards is down from Bohemia.
Idaho Falls Post: Probably the most
Mrs. F. A. Clow is suffering from
surprised man in Idaho Falls on Friday bruises received in u recent full.
evening was Robert Sutcliffe, pastor
Conducted for Mrs. I
The woman's missionary society of
o f the Presbyterian church. He was in
George anti l ’ htlip
attendance at the Christmas exercises the Christian church will meet at the
General Black »mit
home
of
Mrs.
V.
O.
H
u
ff
Thursday
af-
given by the pupils o f the Sunday
First Olaas Horseil
ternon.
school. A ft e r the attractive and enjoy
able program was concluded Snntn Claus
H. II. Hendricks o f Fossil is visiting
Auto Springs Repaired
was introduced. His first journey was his mother. Mrs. M. J. Emerson o f this
to the dominie sitting in the
mid city, for a few days.
to Order
dle aisle o f the edifice, which
was
Cottage Grove news dealers, owing to
All Work Guaranteed
crowded to the doors.
Santa passed the prohibition law whieh
prohibits
Reasonable
the preacher n package which, when liquor advertising, are compelled to re
opened, wns found to contain five brand move all liquor nils, from newspapers
Saw Gumming
Ri
new twenty dollar bills along with this and periodicals before selling them.
27 North H Ht.
West C.
salutation:
Fingal Hinds returned last night from
“ To Dr. Sutcliffe: An appreciation
o f your work and with best wishes a trip to Portland.
Blank notes anti receipts
According to itn opinion rendered by
from your members and congregntion. ”
The Sentinel office.
As all know the reverend gentleman District Attorney Dovers, liquor may
It usually costs as much
is seldom at a loss for words with which not be consumed in public eating places,
to ex.tress his thoughts but upon this under the new prohibition law, even a poor job o f printing ns
occasion, when he arose to thank his though brought there by the person who The Sentinel turns out the (
people for their most generous
gift wishes to use them.
nt the same price that ill
of one hundred dollars, he was visibly
Albert Anderson, accompanied by a
affected and his sentences did not come young woman, went to Eugene today can be profitably produced
at all readily.
Yon want something. H
to collect the bounty on the cougar
At the Sunday morning service he he and Harry
Martin
killed.
His wants to sell something,
referred to the g ift and the thought friends suspicion that he will
spend
fulness o f the givers and pledged him ♦2.00 o f the bounty with the county want nils. Why not all ha
want»
self anew to the upbuilding o f the so clerk.
ciety.
Dr. and Mrs. Sherman W. Moody und
With the twelve b& received into f e l their daughter Dorothy of Oregon City
lowship during the hour of worship, spent their New Y e a r ’s holiday with
Dr. Sutcliffe, as a result of the splendid Mr. and Mrs. Leon Des Larzc*.
cooperation o f his people, has added
Miss Mildred Walker went to Cres-
no less than forty-one to the member
ship roll since he became pastor not well Thursday, where she assisted in
yet four months ago. Others are to tt piano recital given by the pupils of
take this important step in the near Miss Daisy MeCluskey.
G. L. Cox o f Yoncnlla wns n business
future.
visitor here Tuesday.
Annual Meeting Cannery Stockholders.
Rev. E. G. O. Groat met with quite
The regular annual meeting o f the tt serious accident Monday. Ho slip
stockholders of the Cottnge Orove Can ped on the sidewalk at his door, falling
nery will be held in the commercial heavily and striking his back on the
dub Monday, January 10, at 10 o ’clock edge o f tlie step. One rib wns fractured
a. m., for the purpose of electing six and the back is quite lame.
directors snd the transaction o f any
business that may be brought up.
Start something with a want ad.
dec20j 5e
J. R. COOLEY, Sec.
A P O O R L Y FE D HC
Eggs Take Drop.
Card of Thanks.
The Eugene wholesale egg market reflects discredit on ita nwi
We wish to express our sincere ap dropped Montlay from .’14 and 35 cents 1 owner gets the worst o f t
preciation o f the many kindnesses ex- quotations to 28 cents cash and 36 cents cause economy in feeding
tended us during our bereavement, es trade. This drop is due to the competi affects its working capacity
pecially by the Rebekahs.
tion o f Chinese eggs and the increase its appearauce. Ir your hot
MR. A N D MRS. B. B. CRONK. in the local supply, according to the \ his feed you can correct it
| your feed here, as you g*
A. H. CRTfSON.
nom mi nui on mnn.
1 quality for the least outlay
Jsn 5c LORA IN E M. ROSS.
contractors and horse ovvne:
Stamp Bales Were $18.
For Sal#— One Beck Duplicator; One I know that our feed is alwa]
The ssle o f Red Cross seals this yesr It 40 Winchester rifle; one letter press; standard.
in Cottage Grove amounted to »18. The one McCaskey register.
All in good
entire amount staye in the state this shape and will sell eheap.
Cottage
year, which is a new arrannsmant.
Grove Mfg. Co.
j6-12e
4
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L. L. H .
Draying of al
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GODARD ERECTS BUILDING
Hohl’s Blacksmi
STERLING FEE
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