TALES OF THE TOWN WHICH YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD
| MANY
MATTKKH OK MORE THAN
I'AHSINU MOMENT
| Any item in these columns containing a key date on tin: lust line
{ thereof is paid advertising. (Tliia •niiounceiueut la made in com-
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COURTESIES ALL AROUND.
'Hi.. i i I c m I courtesy you pan show
your guests is to have tbpir visits
uipntioiip.l in T I i p Sentinel, Tb»
nippsl rourtesy you run show your
friends is to li<l tlii'in know of your
visits through u nows itun in Thn
Hunt invi. Tnn nip.'st courtesy you
pun show H i p p.litnr is to bring to
thn office ii rompiate writi* up of
iiuy news item which you know.
The H u g r o D e L u x e
V acuum S w eep er
M i t i » every rpi|iilri'ment of tin* ex
acting housewife. Its ense of opera
lion is line to Auto Roller Bearings
unit light wei|{ht.
Lat us (taiiionirtrat« this marvelous
Sweeper to you.
W Y N N E & K IME
Represent i fig four lending seeil pom
pi.nies, II pn I.nr/es Itros. lire headqunrt-
ers for everything you neeil to plant.
Mrs tlen. Htopples is slightly im
prn\eil mill is ulile to lie up mill nlioiit
the house.
Mr. nml Mrs. (i. M. Hull nntl son
George visiteil the Nitons nt Saginaw
Hunilay.
V........ in ii n wishes lionril nml room in
private fninily. Hot t.’iH,
mehlpit.
Mrs .link Miller visiteil frienils in
k'ri'swell Thursday, Friday and Hntur
dny.
Sale of Middies
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New (JinghaniH, new Endiroid-
I m s, new Rooks, itnx I’aper,
Stationery, etc.
Mrs. .lohn Wieks hns heen here froin
Htnr during the pnst wi'.'k uttending
her hiislmml, whn is siek.
CONCERT.
The Trel.le t ief rluli
will give their annunl entertninment
Mondny evening, Mnrrh *i. in the Mn
s. nie ternple for the l.enefit of the
Conslellntion rluli. Admission 1!5r and
L5c. Her prngrnm on first piigr. mhlr
(ieo. Billings lind wifr motored Up
from Eugene Hundny lind took dinner
with Wm. I.ynrh at Lorane. They re
port IIII the roiul fine eirept thnt along
Silk «rank.
We hn\e just rereived a complete
line of
LADIES’ LOW SHOES
Pumps mid straps in patent, gun-
metal, kid nml rnnvns. All up
to date with fit, style and dura
bility. The fnnioun lit/, nnd
Dunn Hhocn for Indicn and
nnssea.
Powell & Company
The Oolden Rule Store.
Mrs. Jean Moahy underwent a serious
operation nt the Fr.pt rooms nnd in re
covering nicely.
Portland ...... I Co. seeds in bulk nt
lirunil & Co.
The frame work is being put up this
week for the steel burner nt the Brow n
mill.
Harris llnthwny nnd mother of Eu
gene visited Hunilay with Mrs. Frances
K. Oray.
The merrhnnt who is fortunate
enough to lie able to offer real buying
opportunities to people, still with n
.'.Disston-Champion Stage Line
Alex Lundbarg, Proprietor
FREI GHTI NG
Huddle llorsea and Packing to All
Purts of the Camp
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profit to himself, mny be pardoned for
nilvertiaing with a good deni of posi
tive enthusiasm.
Mr. O ’Connor of Tulaa was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. B. R. Job, Mrs. H. H. Veatch
nnd Mrs. Herbert Enkin visited nt the
W. A. Hemenwny home at The Cedars
Inst Wednesday.
Wanted— 100 girls or " J a n e s " to
bring boxes to the bnnd’s box soeinl
Friday night. Dnnee before nnd after
refreshments.
Pure Milk and Cream
DELIVERED IN BOTTLES
_____________ 6 c _____________
F. B. VAN N0RTW1CK
P H O N t 17 M 3
Patrons welcome at all time«
The employes of the Booth Kelly
Lumber Co. nt Eugene have been prom
iseil nil nilviinee in wnges within .’!0
days, provided improved eonditiona wnr
rant the the advance.
John fluekey was taken to the
state hospital Monday. Cluckey’n mem
ory was wholly gone ns to recent events,
but he was able to recall those of long
ago. (luaril.
lirund k Co. have Lilly’s Oregon
grown seeds in packages.
George Miller is erecting a large
barn.
Richard Van Derver was up from
Portland over Hunilay.
After March I II. K. Metcalf will
hu\e u new form of innurunce policy
with which he may insure stumling tim
ber. In the pust the owner hns had to
tuke nil the risk.
fll.'lc
Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Maker nnd Mr.
nml Mrs. C. It. Maker were here from
Portland to attend the II. W. Churchill
fuacral
A large number of Oddfellowa were
here from Drain Holiday to ussist in
the funeral service of il. W. Churchill.
TAXES — As heretofore your tux>'s
may be paid at the First National Bank.
Bring in your notice.
A report hns reuehed here that a
young man, who wua u party of three
beating their way through, unit w ho ut-
Ii tided the dance here Hutunlay night,
was run over by a train nt Divide Hun
day. There has been no confirmation
of the rumor.
Mrs Jus. P. Graham shipped a White
Minorca cockerel from her poultry
yards to Drew, Oregon, this week.
The Hentinel wants every person in
the Cottage Grove country to name his
or her favorite hymn.
Dr. W. W. Oglesby, who has been ill
at home, is better anil expects to be
out withitv ii day or so.
Frank Woodruff goes to Eugene to
day to attend ii meeting of Hpnnish wnr
i i ts.
Oregon grown garden seeds nt Hrund
k Co.
Green Pitcher, John Hrund and Geo.
Mote went to Eugene toduy as wit
nesses in the Henderson bootlegging
case.
The funeral of II. W. Cbrurhill,
whose death w us reported Inst ween,
was held Huruluy from the Mills chapel,
Ri v . McDonald officiating.
The new state song " O r e g o n " by
Norman Waterhouse recently sung by
Eugene Philhurinonir society now on
«ale ut the Modern Pharmacy. fStnH
Mr W. M. Watson left Huturdny for
Lewiston, Ida.
Elbert Bede was in Oregon City nnd
Forest Drove Sunday on business for
the Oregon Editorial association.
Ask for Gregory’s Hrend ut your gro-
e.ers.
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A. J . Armstrong suffered something
resembling a paralytic stroke last Wed
ncsdt.y but has since recovered and
seems to suffer no ill effects.
Mrs. J . V. Htewart was here from
Di xter from Wednesday until Satur
day.
What is your favorite hymnf Read
the story on the first page nnd then
tell The Sentinel nbout your fnvorPo
hymn.
C. W. Caldwell arrived last Wednes
day from Los Angeles to remain n shoit
time on business. He has picked i.p
quite u bit of fat and said be left the
m tubers of his fninily in excellent
health.
II. H. Hes'rs was here from Roseburg
•luring the past week.
March ii to II Folger week nt I)es
Lnrxcs Bros. 45c Golden Date coffee
only :i5c lb. Get your supply early.
Harvey Wallace visited during the
pnst week with his sister, Mrs. H.im
Darling, ut Springfield.
M. C. Hurt nnd A. J . linger motored
to Eugene Thursday.
You should buy your garden pen need
errly this year. Pea seed very setirce.
All kinds, just now, nt Hrund & Co.
Marshal Pitcher was in Eugene Inst
week as u witness before the grnnd jury
The ense of the Edgewood Cooker
Contest Co. against Bede & Grant for
♦ 50 hns been settled out of court.
Large overhead five-step eone pulleys,
hangers nnd shafting for sale. Hentinel.
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fDitf.
Dr. H. C. Hehleef, who hns been ser
iously ill with stomach complications
for several months, was taken to a
Portland hospital Inst Wednesday.
D. K. .Sherman was here from Cres-
well Thursday on business.
Wanted, quick—100 boys to buy boxes
furnished by girls nt the band's hot
soeial and dnnee Thursday night.
Mrs. C. T. Wilkinson was in from
Hnginn w Friday.
Joe Mi'Kibhen, who is working with
the H. P. bridge gang, was home for a
few daya suffering with grip. He left
the gang nt Rice Hill.
Want ad rates: One cent per word
No ad. aeeepted for less than 15 centn.
Three insertions for the price of two.
Six insertions for the priee of four.
Heal estnte for sale or trade, ten In
sertions for the priee of five.
Cash
must arrompnny orders nt these rates.
All ehnrge accounts, one rent per word
eneh insertion, minimum, 15 cents.
Walter Dillard, who came down to
attend the K. P. convention, remained
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over Thursday to get acquainted with
the few voters whom he does not know
and reports his campaign progressing
nicely.
Bede k t»rn nt obtained a judgment
in justice court Friday against H. D.
('rites for $5 unit costs. II. J . ribinn
appeared for Mr. ('rites and Elbert B*'de
appeared us his own attorney,
Gurdf.-i seed nnd flower seeds at
lirund k Co.
Herbert Enkin is plaintiff in a suit
against W. M. Watson for a judgment
in the sum of ♦ (Mill,50, alleged due on
u promissory note together with inter
eat at the rate of ten per cent per an
num from May Is, 11*15. The First
First National Bank of Cottage Drove
is plaintiff in a suit against W. M. I
Watson, J . II Bolden and Lottie M.j
Bolden for n judgment ill the sum of
+ UHD0.77, iillegi'd due on u promissory
note, together with an attorney fee of
♦ ■'(00 nnd interest nt the rate of ten
per cent per uuniim from October lit,
Band BENEFIT
Box Social and
DANCE
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MOOSE HALL
Thurs., Mch. 2
Those buying boxes will lie
given dance tickets free. Those
not buying boxes will be
charged for dancing.
The band is $120 in debt and
hopes to raise a large part of
the money by this means.
<’. M. Parker has been suffering dur
ing the past week with a severe attack
of rheumatism. Mrs. Parker fell a few
days ago and one of her fingers was
dislocated.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newcomb were up
from Dexter Hunday.
We pay best prices for pelts and
hides.
Culver Bros., People’s Meat
Market.
nov.'ttfe
Miss Leak Perkins was down from the
t?. of O. over Hunday.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Free Methodist Hunday school held here
Thursday, Friday, Haturday and Hun
day, was a well attended and success
ful affair.
It is understood by The Hentinel that
in ease of paid entertainments of any
kind, if at least two complimentary
tickets are not furnished, no writeup
is desired of such entertninment. m ltf
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New Ginghams
fo r S p rin g S ew in g
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e have
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received a case of
Til Red Seal Zephyr Ginghams— “the
prettiest ginghams you ever did see,”
as expressed by one customer today.
You will be delighted with the
IMS.
The merchant has many big tasks of
service to do and not the leust urgent
of these is to see thnt his public,
through his store news, may keep in
constant touch with every phase of his
store '» usefulness,
Frank Knowles and Florence an<!
Glcnnda visited his brother Oeorge here
over Friday night.
F. J . Helliwell is suffering with a
severe sprain of the ankle, caused by
slipping on some loose rocks nt his
farm,
Re cleaned seed oats lit the flour
mill
f2.tif.
Phil llohl nnd E. M. Blackford hiked
to Eugene Hunday, making the trip in
seven hours. They returned by train.
It is rumored that the Union Meat
Co. of Portland will shortly establish
a branch station here and buy furm
products of every kind for cash.
Lawn mowers and scissors ground
right. Miller’s Machine Hhop. mehl5pd
Dr. J . W. Harris of Eugene hns pur
chased O. M. Kern’s 11U5 Hudson Hix.
Dood shows were given at the Arcade
Friday, Haturday nnd Hunday.
Eat Dregory’s Bread.
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pAttcrnt
No*. 7o a j 701^
larnotiH plain shades arid the striknig ef
fect a 1 r; checks, plaids and stripes. And
of count«., you will like the quality of the
fabric lied Seal Zephyr Ginghams are
famous for their fastness of color and
great durability.
Come in and ask to s e e the new Red Seal
Zephyr patterns. We recommend them
I menus • we know they are the most dur- ffite d S e o lr
able, stylish and ^useful tor women s and s p " # \
children's d»esses and waists 27 i n c h e s ^
wide, guaranteed Fast Colors,
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Bee Our New Trimming Buttons
We are now displaying a beauti
ful new .line of trimming buttons
including plain and fancy shapes
in white, black and colors. A
dozen 5c—10c—19c—to 60c
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New Embroideries on Display.
Including Swiss, Cambric, Muslin,
and Long Cloth material.
One inch to 54 inches wide. A
yard 5c. 6c, 7c, 9c, 10c, 13c, to 95c
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rnim. There will be no service on Sat
Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Former of Eu whole lot of money and given a lot of
urday evening but there will be services gene visited friends here over Wednes their time in developing a band for the
by the evangelist Hunday morning and day night and Thursday. Mr. Farmer eity and they hope*thnt citizens of the
evening. The audiences have been in was here to attend the K. P. convention. city will show their appreciation by a
creasing and Hunday evening was the
Eugene Register: An amended com- large attendance.
record breaker in attendance.
: plaint was filed Thursday in the case
Endorses Beatty Road.
About 40 or 50 Cottage Grove people | of Enoch M. Blackford against W. 3.
The commercial club at its meeting
went to Hebron Hunday afternoon in Cooper and R. G. Nixon, in which he
nuto truck and automobiles und met , claims damages in the sum of |1,962. Monday night endorsed the Beatty road
with the people of thnt community in 1 is alleged due because of alleged misrep between here and Walker.
their preaching service. T. B. McDon resentation in a deal for the sale of a
Those w ho send cheek or money order
ald did the preaching.
moving picture theater to the plaintiff
by mail to pay subscriptions will re
Dr. Goff, corn doctor, licensed *o in Cottage Grove.
ceive no receipt unless requested. Watch
practice in all stutes. Corns removed
J . H. I.angsten, who was in from your label to see that your date is
without pain. Your money or your corn Walker with a bunch of baskets last
changed.
sep22tfe
back if not satisfied.
mchltf week, reports that he cannot make
Mrs. D. W. Bennett and son of Rose them fast enough to supply the outsids
Start something with a want ad.
burg. Mrs. A. W. Wallace and Miss demand.
Ada Hanson of Portland, Ed Hanson
The James Potts and Kobt. Griffin
and Mr and Mrs. Frank Hanson of families were in Eugene 8unday.
Portland, und Mrs. R. E. Gross of Eu
I.. K. Long was in Eugene yesterday.
gene, have been here during the past
Members of the G. A. R. are repuest-
week on account of the serious illness
ed to be at the hall at 1 o ’clock Thurs
of Mrs. Juhannab Hanson, who is at the
O ne *D ag On/g
day to attend the funeral of Comrade
home of her daughter, Mrs. J . H. Med
Miller.
ley. Mrs. Hanson is 88 years of age.
Dave Hterling has bought three lots Joe Miller Dies Following Lingering
in the newly surveyed McFarland tract
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Illness.
and will soon erect u borne.
Joseph M. Miller, for 23 years a resi
In the ad. lust week concerning *he dent of Cottage Grove, died at 3 o'clock
band benefit box social, The Sentinel this morning after a lingering illness
said that all those bringing baskets with a complication of diseases. Mr.
would be allowed to danee free. The Miller was born April 20, 1848, at
intention is that all those who BUY Evans Mills. Jefferson county, N. Y.
baskets shall be permitted to dance free ; He was married in 1874 to Ida M.
nnd those who do not BUY baskets will Smith. who survives, He served in the
be obliged to buy dance tickets.
I Twentieth New Y'ork cavalry for three
R. Y. Porter was in from Walker >lars Mr and Mrs- Miller have con-
Monduv.
1 J ucted a boarding house here for a
Al. Churchill came down from Bo- number of years. The funeral will be
hernia to attend the funeral of H. W. I heW at 2 o'clock Thursday from the
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Churchill.
| Mills chapel, Rev. D. A. McLeod offi-
Eugene Register: In the case o f ! t'l,' ,,n8-
Enoch M. Blackford against R. G. Nix
Dr. Schleff’s Condition Serious.
on and W. B. Cooper, in which the
plaintiff seeks to recover damages for
Reports from the bedside of Dr.
alleged misrepresentation in a deal for Schleff at Portland are that his con
the purchase of a motion picture thea dition is very serious with but slight
ter at Cottage Grove, the defendants hope for his recovery. A report was
filed a demurrer to the amended com current here Monday that the doctor
plaint on the ground that the several had died, but such was not the case.
alleged causes of action have been im
Band Benefit Tomorrow Night.
properly united in the complaint and
A big box social and dance will be
that the complaint does not state facts
sufficient to constitute a cause af ac given by the band tomorrow night in
Moose hall. The boys have spent a
tion.
W. M. Watson was in Portland sev
eral days of the pnst week.
Messrs. Tyson, Hampton and Hextoh,
who were here closing the deal for the j
YOUR DAUGHTER WAS FOOLED BY A MAN
Hampton store, returned to Eugene
Haturdav.
WOULD YOU FOROIVE HER?
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W. Burnett, wnnted in Portland on ;
a charge of larceny by embezzlement, !
was picked up here Haturday by Dep- |
uty Hheriff Pitcher.
Mrs. B. F. Fuller continues to im
prove slowly.
Monte Miner has been down from *he {
Bohemia district during the past week ;
and reports the snow rapidly disappear
ing.
C. F. Wulker has received a fine pen I
of Crystal White Orpingtons from K;n- I
sas City, the price paid being glOO.
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Chas. Hall hns received a trio of
blooded White Rooks from Salem.
Matt Kruger and family arrived last
week from Seaside, Ore., to take pos
session of the Tucker ranch on Silk j
ereok recently purchased.
Mrs. Wm. Kirk hns been here from
Shows Governor Whitman of New York in his great fight
Montana during the past week visiting
out White Slavery. Dr. I’arkhurat says, ‘ ‘ Every country
relatives.
and city woman should see this wonderful film.”
Cliff Widdersheini has been suffering
A moral lesson that will make you think.
during the past week with blood poison
ing in one of his hands.
Miss Ruby Brumfield, has nearly re
covered from her recent severe burns.
Geo. Brumfield lost a valuable hnnd
cart in the Coast Fonrk a few davs
ago. He was dumping some rubbish
over the bank and the cart got away
from him.
Fruit Inspector Stewart was in Eu
gene last week.
Lieutenant Hhippam of Eugene will
hold an inspection of Hixth Co., C. A. C.,
Friday night, March 10.
O. J . Berg and Thos. Burley were
here from Canada during the pnst week
looking over the country.
Reduced prices on all brnnds flour
at Dosl.arzes Bros. Try Drifted Snow
the grnnd prize flour.
Lane county hns more high schools
than any other county in the state.
There are 27 of them, nnd IS have the
four-year course.
I). P. Burton, a candidate for the re
publican nomination for county assessor,
was in Eugene Monday.
Onion sets—.1 lbs. for 25c — 7 lbs.
for 50c — 15 lbs. for ♦! at Broad A Co.
J . E. Ostrander has been in Eugene
this week ns a circuit court juryman.
Warren McFarland and E. M. Sharp
went to Eugene Monday on court busi
ness.
Mrs. Lizzie ChurehiH nnd Miss Inez
Flynn were up from Eugene over Hun
day.
Fireless cooker for sale nt a bargain.
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The meetings in progress at the
Christian church will continue through
the week, except Friday nnd Saturday
evenings. On Friday evening Mr. Will For Sale — Nine year old registered
iams will give his illustrated lecture, Percheron stallion. J . W. Skaggs, phone
" B e n llur,’ ’ at the high school audito- 17-F4.
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Friday Special!
PtST PATEMI
Pheasant Brand Flour, $1.15
Bear Hard Wheat Flo&r, $1.20
Crown Best Patent. . . $1.40
Shorts Grocery
Smashing
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Spec. Mat. 10c; Ev’g Ad. 10c-20c
A rcade