Cottage Grove sentinel., June 22, 1916, Image 7

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fives ut RoNcborg und Yoni-allu,
Mr*. Orrin Kol>in*i>ii visited during
the pn*t week with her »on, Flllis, lit
Oitklmid,
,
Thi< nicest courtesy you nun »how your
I" •» have their visit* men
Farmer*
who
want Plymouth binding
tu rn e d mi *1' In« H«*n 11 im ‘I. Tin’ n lrm t i'ourlmy you run show your friend* in to
twine thi* y ea r *hould leave their order*
We welcome all I. O. O. P. L ane County picnic Tlaltors and their
lot tlirni know of your vinit m through u new* Item in T h r Hentinel. The
with the Hwengel H ardw are Co. Low
nieeat eourlesy you run ahow th r n lit o r i* to bring to the offtr.e n complete
frie n d s to our store w hether to shop or to reat. Make this store
eat possible prices on special order*
write 0(1 of uuy nawa item you know. led 'a huve courtesy ull around
four headquarter* while In town.
only.
Mr. mid M 19 . J. H. Medley were up
from F.ugene over Hundiiy,
Inn<1 for einm iniition mol muy lo< tukrn
JoHiuh Will«, who ha* ta ught near
to Korlimter, Minn., for trea tm e nt.
Dallas the pu*t year, ha* been engaged
Auk for Ure|(ory ’a Hreud ut your Kro­ to teach the grude* at the Lorune
ner*.
.
*ep7-5 s c h o o ls.
.1, K. Finger, rliirf tr a in dispatcher nt
Rubber heel* ta k e the j a r out of the
Roscburg, mill hi* wife wore Hominy spine. Ho *uy* Doe Goff, Hhoe Chlro
guc»t* of HI ition Agent Mill* nml wife. proctor.
T h r Dave Hit rling rnr Nufferml un an
Alvia Kelly wa* discharged from a
rlilrnt to n rru r “ l e g ” Hunday noil wn* Flugone hospital lu*t week, a f te r re­
towi'il into the rity .
ceiving tre a tm e n t for aevernl week*.
I .ut eat popiilur nook * 15 c ut the Mu
M m * Currie Wood* left Hunday for
| ale llou*e.
muy.'ltfc Monmouth to atten d »uimner school.
ItoNror llriiirnw ny i* home from Port-
Leg 1 1 blanks, 35c per d o ze n ; 20e per
In ml for the aununer.
half dozen, or 5c each. The Hentinel.
A tie Hung*, our of the proprietor* of
Miss Laura Kennon, who has taught
We are now riinplaying newest patterns in striped and figured
the llube rd i»her, i* su ffe rin g from n the past y ea r at Monmouth, is a guest
cretonnes which are now so much in vogue in the largest fash­
rn*e of lilooil poisoning of th r fare. Ku of Mrs. <’hus. Adams.
gen« Register.
ion centers. These cretonnes are a yard wide and make very
Rev, F). G. O. Grout conducted ser­
pretty, attractive and inexpensive wash suits, coat, hat or skirt.
I.e gil liIn ii k*( .'I5r per dozen; 80c per vice* ut Dexter Hundiiy.
Imlf dozen, or Ur eneh. The Heiitiuei.
Priced here a yard......................................................................,25c
Hilver i* Htendily g o in g up in price,
K. C. t'onrirr nearly aevoreil hi* left notice« of ndvance* received every dny,
thumb while Nplitting wood Hunday.
lint Madsen is Helling nt the old price *
I.iru trn u n t Colonel It. K. I.uw*nn, of n* long ns the present stock Inst*.
the Const n rtillrry rorpn, O. N. 0 ., w i*
Miss Vctu Hickey urrived Hunday to
jin the r ity yenterday afternoon from visit her mother, Mr*. Fivti Hickey.
shown here in plain white, and blue and white and black and
¡Cottage Grove, in romjmny with Mr*
white stripes.
Hath pattern is one yard wide. Colors are
Mr*. II. M. McKinney i* here visit
i l.iHHon. The colonel in ready to rr*ponil
ing her parents, Mr. and Mr*» W. M.
guaranteed
fast
and
will not run. These cloths are just the
! to uny rail to urm* tlqjt might lie i**ue<l Hickey.
thing for an inexpensive, hot-weather coat, skirt or dress for
to th r
A C. boy*, h r *ny*.—Tuesday
Every prosperous concern believe* in
picnic cr vacation wear.
Kugrne (iegiater.
advertising.
Priced here a yard........................................................... 15c to 23c
For aale— lota on Wall atreet; beat
Wilh every ntt*el r a n g o Molti nt thè
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Heine returned
location,
paved
street,
clear
title
;
your
n > K illt r |>rice I t e f w e e n n o w and
I own price and term*. Make un offer. Monday from 11 visit with the F. M.
A u g n a i I, w e w ill g i v c n i'M .lu t' ly K.
Mary, Grunt* I’a**.
juri7 28pd Porerfield* family at Kugene.
H, L. Godard will commence work
lire o tte of thè f a in o tin Lagni Vn-
.1. H Milne, Geo. W. MrCjueen and N.
about J u ly 15 on a bungalow for Mr*.
II.
Martin,
named
by
the
court
to
up
c i i u i i i Sweepem (prie«* $7.50).
We
We have a splendid showing of Flaxon, Linweave, and Linaire
J. P. H art, to be erected on her property
ilo tItiti in o t t l e r lo acquaint y o tt pruiae the property of M, O. l.i*her, dc-
wash fabrics in very pretty and attractive patterns—also in­
on
N
orth
T
enth
Ht.
cenaed, have filed tbeir Inventory, re
A Sports Costume
expensive. Shown 27 to 36 inches wide in voile, crepe, lawn
. W il II lite UIIIIHltnl M ilite h o t li ol lite
Currin Cooley, agent for the Oregon
McCall Patterns Nos. 7239 7 27 1. two
porting the value of the property to be
and marquisette weaves.
of t.ie many new design* fo r Ju ly
r a n g o u n ti lit e M w eepcr.
F’ire Relief Association of McMinnville.
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Priced here a yard..............................................13c-16c-19c to 35c
Phone
15
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Mr*. Geo. Knowles and d a u g h ter have
The George Baxter and T. P . Jack-
| returned from u visit with relative* on
son families were up from Crewwell F'ri-
VISIT OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT FOR
the lower Hiuslnw river.
dny, spending the dny nt Londou
Ütmtiv
Free street dance tonight.
Springs. They were accompanied to the
II. J}. Dutton, of Portland, i former
W. It. Ilrliker, of Honttlr, Wn*h., i* resident, a f te r a tte n d in g the 0 . A. It. spring* from here by Mr*. George Hall
vi*iting it th r home of hi* uncle, Alfred reunion nt Kugrne, came up to this city und son George, Mr*. Alfred J u r y and
TO FILL YOUR PICNIC BASKET
d aughter Genevieve. The day was the
J u ry .
Beautiful new designs in wash collars
to visit ut the home of bis duughter,
b irth d a y anniversaries of Mrs. B a x te r
Iteri l,emon, Jntne* O strander and Mr*. Kmmrt Hhnrp.
and neckwear—made of voile, marqui­
nnd
Mr*.
Jackson.
F ate l.ong have returned from a trip to
Mr*. II. N. Aldrich ha* returned from
sette, organdy, etc.—shown in white
Cam per»’ outfit* and supplies are sold
I tu n don, Crescent City, Gold Itrarh and m extended visit nt Hulem with her
Fresh milk, full cream cheese, fresh cooked ham
at the Hwengel H ardware.
and
colors—trimmed with dainty lace,
other Const point*.
to order), fresh butter, Cal-a-poo-ya min­
mother, who is in poor health.
H. L. Godard and Vinul Randall left
Rubber Heel* are good for tired,
embroidered
or plain—also cuff sets to
eral
water,
plain
or
flavored.
Cn*h for chickens and egg* at for Salem Tuesday to begin work on n
urhing fre t, if put on by Goff.
match collar—no two sets alike.
H p ra y ’s.
aprStfe number of tile silo* to be built there
Fresh crisp potato chips, a lb............................. 40c
LJ
Mi** Dorri* lloldermun, of Itujndu,
Mr. and Mr*. George Kelly are both and ut other valley point* this summer.
Diamond
“
W
”
brand
saner
kraut
and
sausage
r i
Priced here..............................25c to 50c
hit* been viaiting her *i*ter, Mr*. Bert seriously ill.
in No. 3 cans, each..........................................,20c
R. J . Hendricks, publisher of the S a l­
Tru*k, during the puat week.
Mr*. Dora Field* is huvlng a substnn em Stiitcsmun, wus up from Salem over
Sandwich meats including deviled meat, chicken
tiui sidewalk btfilt about her resilience Haturday night viniting hi* mother, Mr*.
tamales, chili meat, liver paste, etc., a can. ..
nt the corner of Adum* and M. J . F;mersnn, who ha* been q uite ill.
Every Well-Groomed Man Is property
................................................................. 5c and 10c
F ifth streets.
Newest novelties in kid belts, shown in
Hewing machines— new and second
Particular About His Hat.
Fresh
ripe oranges and bananas, a doz.,.......... 30c
Fishing tackle; Hwingel H ardware.
white, black and white, and colors.
hand ut Mill* Music House.
may3tfc
I low- canity an ordinary hat can
Kreeh at all times in bulk—dill pickles, plain sweet
Just received this week.
Mis* l.illian l.ewis hi* accepted n po­
The opera house and one residence
spoil appearance!
pickles, plain sour pickles, sweet mixed pickles,
sition in the R o sew o o d confectionery for destroyed by fire F'riday at Lnkeview
Priced here, each................................50c
the season.
and extra large ripe olives—try them.
were erected by A. J . A rm strong of-this
Mr*. J . C. Lewis and family returned city. He may hnvc erected other build
S aturday from Kugene, a f te r visiting mg* destroyed but which were not spo
PHONE 33—DELIVERIES AT 8:30 AND 10:30 A. M„ AND 1:30 AND 3:30 P. M.
with relative* and a tte n d in g the e n ­ cifieally mentioned in the news re­
l i r e pnrtirulnrly made for particular
ports.
campment
exercises.
men. They urn not “ o r d i n a r y ” but
Mrs. C. A. Kartell and Mrs. I,. H. Hill
la>ok nt MndNen’s window, wlvirh is
distinctively GOOD, with in dividu­
filled with Sterling silver of ull kinds. and dau g h ter FJstber, visited nt Kugene
ality of de*ign and a high ntandard
of uuiteriul.
Mr. mid Mrs. A. I,. Hiinernl, of P nsi- Saturday.
dean, ( 'u I if., mid *on* Howard and Hnr-
B eautiful Hterling silver wedding
&
»Id, visited yesterd ay nt the home of present« for J u n e wedding*, at Mad­
Mr. Hiinernl'* brother, J. B. Hiinernl. sen ’s.
They were on their way home from the
The J . I). W cstenhavcr family arrived
Jo h n Noke* mid Fi, A. Gle i*on re­ ('Uicugo convention.
Haturday nnd Hunday from S eattle by
turned Thuradny from a trip to their
H. C. Madsen has taken the ngooey automobile. They had u break down on
proprrtie* in the llohrinin district.
for the Singer phonographs. They are the road, which account* for their nr-
You run get lime in nny «piuntity nt guaranteed to lie u* good ns the Victor, rivul p a rt one day und p a rt the next
--
the Hwengel H ardw are store,
Kdiaon or Columbia and cost only half day.
]C = ]C
Mr*. D. II. iirm enw ny returned Mon as much. The bouuty of the l i n g e r is
F'rntik Knox ha* been giving his home
dny from an extended visit in Portland. that it will play any record. It sells for a fresh co s t of paint.
Mis* Florence returned with her ns fur ♦•'IS cash or ut #40, *5 down and ♦S n
Climbing up onto tho sidew alk in front
Miss Ada McCord, of O akland, visit- only 17, has grad u a ted from the O ttaw a
Spray will pay you the highest cash
n* Kugrne.
month.
j u n 22 tfc price for mohuir, Wool, hides or pelts. of A llison’s harbor shop tho wheels of j ed over T hursday night w ith her cousin, county (Mich.) s ta te normal.
tho wagon caught the telephone pole I Mrs. C. E. Umphrey, while on her way
Geo. W ash has gone to Comstock, to
N. H. Robb, the new county ag ric u l­
H. K. Brand has purchnsed n new Reo
ap r5 tfc
nnd horse nnd rig separated. The horse borne from Monmouth, where she a t ­ remain for th e summer.
turist, has been in the vicinity thi* cur.
I. i n c h ’s new garage was dedicated was then easily stopped.
F ra n k K nox was y esterday named by
te nded school.
week.
You are invited to hour the N ew Fid S a tu rd a y night with a largely attended
the probate court as guardian of Dennie
G. M. Hcott, Chus. Adams, D. K. Mc­
Tonight Hand Dunce Moose hull.
Call and hear the Hinger phonograph
ison a t the Music House.
m aydtfc barn dance. The building will be used
L. Counts, J e n n in g s C. Counts and Ella
Leod and Kov Hhort went up Row River at H. C. M adsen's.
jun22tfc
The W. R. C and the G. A. R. will
Mrs. (Incur A p p leg ite is up from Drain ii * a sk a tin g rink and dance hall te m ­
M. Counts, who are minor heirs of S. C.
in the A d a m 's car T hursday on n two-
porarily.
looking a f te r her property here.
C. R. D rake was up from Eugene Counts, deceased, and who have an es-
dav fishing trip.
F rid a y v isitin g C. F. Walker.
Mr*. A. B. Christianson and tw o chil­
Miss Nellie Myers a rriv e d Sunday
| ta te valued a t ♦6500.
The accum ulative effec t of good ad-
dren returned Monday to their home at from Fiugene to spend th e summer with
G. G. W a rn er returned last week from j Mr. an d Mrs. W. M. Peterson, of E u ­
vertising cannot be overestimated.
Aimed», Calif., a f te r a visit at the home her sister, Mrs. Klhert Smith.
gene, v isited yesterd ay w ith Mr. and
I. N. Dresser wns in from W alker n trip to his m ining claim in the Bohe­ Mrs. A. W. Swanson.
of Mrs. C h ristia n so n 's mother, Mrs. A.
M achine oils; Rwengel H ardw are.
mia distric t. H e says th e re is y e t lots
F’riday.
K. Phelps.
L. L. Hay, form er teacher in the
of snow- there and he believes the snow
John nnd F'red Bartels were down
Mrs. Currin Cooley had as her guests
schools
here and dem ocratic candidate
You ca n tr a d e the article you d o n 't from the Bohemia d istric t the past
of last w in te r was the heaviest ever
during the past week, Mrs. W. E. Bis-
for d istric t attorney, is in the city to­
need for something you do need—by week.
known there.
sell and fam ily and Mrs. B. G. Chnm-
day.
advertising.
E lbert Bede was in E ugene S a tu r d a y
Jo e Hmith, Mrs. M a ry Hmith, nnd liors. of Dunsmuir, Calif. The three
Mrs. J . M. Howe, of Eugene, is a guest
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap, of Hpringfield, ('has. Beidler nnd w ife were in Kugene
women visited one dny last week with at the organization of the L ane County of her dau g h ter, Mrs. K. K. Mills.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Htuey
Russell,
of
Kugene,
Friday.
Talk With -
Mrs. W. W. H ew itt, of Fiugene. Mrs. P u b lis h e rs ’ association.
mil Mrs. K. C. Hliay and daughters, of
Dick Burton, republican nominee for
Chambers has returned to her home.
this city, visited Black B utte Hunday,
assessor, was in Engene W ednesday.
F'or
H
ire—
Ford
service.
Charges
rea­
Mrs. Hhay remained there for a few
Dr. H . C. Schleef is having some im ­
sonable. Phone 150-R or 148. Joe Hmith,
d a y s ’ visit with Mr. Hhay, who is em ­
licensed c h iu ff e u r .
jne22jly6pd provem ents made to th e grounds around
ployed there.
C. M. Kidd was elected a member of his home on West Main avenue.
Fiat Gregory ’a Bread.
tto
(O fficial P ublication.)
Mrs. W. C. Conner and H a r ry H a r t
the school board in d istric t No. 34. W.
Mrs. M ary Smith anil her mother,
Ju
n
e
19.—
Council m et in adjourned
A. Hemenwny w is elected clerk. A 2- atten d e d the flag day exercises in
Mrs. Rachel Hhort, left y e s te rd a y for
session.
Eugene last Wednesday.
mill ta x was voted.
have their umml birth d a y dinner nt
Illinois. Mrs. Hhort has been the guest
Report of the lib ra ry board was re­
their next meeting, J u n e ¿4.
M. H. Anderson and his Saxon came
J . H„ Benson is the first to leave fully
of relatives here a couple of years, her
ceived
and placed on file.
into
the
c
ity
T
uesday
forenoon
in
tow.
ripened loganberries at The Hentinel o f ­
W. J . McClellan WIUI in from Hnginnw home being in Illinois. Mrs. Smith will
The bid of Chas. G ettys for the opera­
the
mechanism
having
gotten
out
of
or­
fice.
Mr.
Benson
is
surprised
t
h
a
t
the
Tueadny.
remain two or three months visiting
berries have ripened so quickly with so der. He would have given about $5 if tion of the rock crusher for three years
Kxtrn fancy “ N etted G e m ” potatoes rel itives.
there had been a detour route into the wns rejected.
little sunshine.
and junt about every th in g else good to
An order was made to the p a rk board
Bert and Gus P erk in s nnd families,
city.
The Ladies ’ Aid society of the P re s­
eat a t Desl.nrr.es ltros. ’ grocery. jnc22c
to have the p a r k cleaned and grass cut
of Baker City, were guests of Cottage
b yte rian church will hold n m arket Hnt-
K. J . Rears and wife returned F riday Grove friends the past week.
a t a price not to exceed $20 and p re ­
They
urd iy nt the K err & Hilsby store.
from a visit with the N ate Compton motored to this city in th e ir autom o­
sent th e bill to the c ity council.
J u d g e Young imposed a fine of $25
family ut Amity. Mr. Hears says N ate biles, camping along the highw ays en
The recorder was instruc ted to noti­
Monday upon n young man of the city
is i farmer, and a good one.
f y the Ambrose-Burdsal Co. to repair
route.
L O G A N BE R RIES, B L A C K B E R ­
stree ts paved by them.
Going to p a i n t f Get a figure from who pleaded guilty to h av in g booze at
Mrs. (furtis Ventch ’* condition is so
H eavy wrnpping pnper, just the th in g
R IE S A N D R A S P B E R R IE S
the
dance
B
ttu
rd
n
y
night,
and
who
The petitio n for th e pav in g of a p art
serious th a t she will be tiAon to Port- to go under enrpets, 15c n bundle. The Johnaon. I t will save you money.
promised not to offend again.
of
Second stre e t was laid on the table.
mar22
tfe.
Hentinel.
juno 7-14pd
E V E R F R E S H POOD CO M PA NY
The c ity a tto rn e y was instructed to
Y esterdny was the longest day of the
The
Sentinel
is
inform
ed
by
Miss
Sutherlln.
Oregon
George F'reemnn is su ffe rin g with a n ­
prepare ordinance for the p aving of
year. Todny is a fraction of a second
other smashed finger on the right hnnd, M arguerite O ’Mnrn th a t the item a n ­ shorter.
N orth Douglas.
nouncing
her
nppronching
m
arriage
wns
received when he got tho member
J . E. YOUNG, City Recorder.
FI. E. Lilly w i s in Eugene Tuesday.
The I d a V eatch fnmily retu rn ed Mon­
caught between a plunk nnd the truck entirely without foundation upon fnet.
(Birch A t «., J u s t Weat of Catholic
A few more good second hnnd b u g ­ day from a visit w ith the I. H. V e itc h
A. I. O ’Reilly, supervisor of this dis­
upon which it was being londed. This
Church)
Sunday School Picnic.
aprStfe fnmily on Row river, accompanied by
is the second like necident he hns met trict hns accepted the position of prin gies and wagons a t H p ra y ’s.
The P re sb y te ria n Sunday school will
SURGICAL AND MEDICAL with in the samp m anner w ithin the eipnl nt the Mnrcoln school, nnd will Mrs. F rnnk Knox wns in Fiugene Tues­ Miss Belle Elliott.
hav e their picnic tomorrow in the d o w ­
day.
tender his resignation ns supervisor.
Mrs. A. J . A rm strong and Mrs. G. W. dy Grove, west side of the river.
TREATMENT.—No contagious pnst yenr. lie is employed nt the Brown
The granges of the county nre p la n ­ M cFarland nnd d a u g h ter Florence re­ P aren ts are inv ited to come with their
F’eed nnd seeds a t R p rn y ’s. nprStfo
mill.
Diseases.
ning
to organize a grange hnnd.
turned F rid a y from an extended visit at children and b rin g th e ir baskets. Come
Wo pay best price* for pelt* and
A somewhnt dangerous runaw ay took
P o rtlan d and The Dalles.
Mrs.
J
a
s
.
H
.
Mills
nnd
son
Brew
er
hides.
W.
G.
Perry,
P
e
o
p
le
’s
M
eat
prepared to give the boys and girls a
place
T
hursday
when
the
J
n
n
k
Shop
MRS. J. P. MORRIS. P R O P R IE T O R
Market.
nov3tfe horse took fright nnd tore down Main will a rriv e toda y from M arshfield to
Mrs. Oeorge Hilton hns received word good time. Remember—tomorrow, F r i ­
DR. 0. E. FROST, P H Y S IC IA N
¡th a t her niece, Miss Velm a Cooper, aged day, J u n e 23.
Miss P earl Johnson hns returned home avenue w ith tho rig trailin g behind. visit nt th e K. K. Mills home.
TALES
OF THE T O W N
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WELCOME 1.0 . 0 . F. VISITORS
CARPET SWEEPER
x i' '
NEW CRETONNES
For Suits, Coats, Skirts
New Linene, Indian Head and Linweave Goth
Cotton Flaxon, Linweave and Linaire Goths p
W y n n e & K im e
GOOD EATS
N E W N O V E L T IE S
in Collars for Women
On Ice All the Time
(sliced
N ew Kid Belts
J
PO W E L L
CO.
THE m i a i ITY CASH STDRE-PHO n ^
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J C ~ Z Z J C D EZ
If Your House Hasn’t
Burned Yet, It’s Not Too
Late to Have It Insured
METCALF
Berries Wanted !
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