Cottage Grove sentinel., July 13, 1916, Image 5

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Cush for chickens und egg» at
H p ra y ’s.
aprStfe
If interested in a »cholar»hip in the
Intern atio n al Correspondence Hchool, it
will pay you to see, The Hentinel. j n ’J iltfc
The im in t rnurtesy you run show your guest* is to Imv« their visits men
Wh en you can get a» good a phono­
tiouml lu Tlio Hi'iitliiid. The nicest courtesy you cum »bow your frinii]» in to
graph a» there i» made at half the price
lot thi'iii know of your vili!» through u now* item in The Hnitini'l. The
charged by other», you can afford to
nierai i-ourtray you run allow tlir editor i» to bring to tin- office u co lorirte
get one. Hear the be»l singers und the
writ« up of uuy news item you kuow. I.rt 'a buve courtcay ull around.
best orchestra music in the world. The
Hmger phonograph will do it. Only $15
Leg i| blank», .15c per dozen; 20c per c»»h or $10 on monthly payment». Call
f
Wlmi It nomea to advertising there i»
and see and hear at M a d se n ’s. j n ’J ttjly
hulf dozen, ur 5c each. Thu Heutinel.
un nielliuiu “ Jiiat ua G o o d ."
16226139
27.
Ilr. Harold C. Mean, of Portland, who
li. F. linke» I oni the i'inl of hi» tlnnnli
Mouiluy while working on the Mouthern recently g raduated with honor» from
l ’ili* i fie auction. Through n unauniler John llopkiiiM uuiveraity, »pent Sunday
W E S T S ID E G R O C E R Y
He
standing, u fellow eniploye let thejiiw » at the 1). II. Ilemeuway home.
PHONE 9 FREE DELIVERY
•>f u jin*k onto the nieuilier inni the end »lopped ut Kogene on the way here und
We have to make a little profit
of the thum b wiia toni off.
Mi»» Nellie lli'iueiiwuy accompanied
on tin- good» we »ell. t ome in
T. Cl. Hwnnaon returned luat week to him here. Hr. Ileun ha» been given ii
and find out about our prices and
hia home ut Wheutou, Minn., lifter n prnfeaaor»hip for the next year at the
good», ( ’ornor Main Ht. und P a c i­
uuiveraity from which be haa juat grad
5c to 10c embroideries, yard........ 4c
siait with hia aim, A. W. Hwnnaon.
fic Highway.
iiu ted.
Kverybody renda our uilvertiaeinnnta­
10c to 18c embroideries, yard. . . . 9c
C o r n u Cooley, agent for the Oregon
ll Ina I rinn Heliruy, of I’oint llichniond,
Among
the
many
new
things
this
Fire Kelief Aaaociutiou of McMiuuville.
John Merryuinn, who has been em
One lot 16c to 20c wash good s.. .11c
Calif., in visiting ber uncle uml mint,
week no little Interest U centered
Phone 15 FI.
n l l t f c ployed at the Itenson drug »tore, left
Mr. mid Mra. lien Lurch.
One lot 20c to 25c novelty white
*n the newest band stripes which
Mr». K ohii Currin and »on», Lynch und Monday for Heuttle.
New titulier» lire being pul under the
Homer, and Mr». Vernon Field» und »on
are shown for the first time by
L.
C. Beebe was in Yoncnlln Monduy
goods, the yard...................................0c
Hoiithern I'ucifie depot,
Donald who have been viaiting Mr».
this store. The colors are a com­
Mr. and Mra. C. A llurtell left today Field* mother, Mr». Currin, left Mon on business.
One lot dress ginghams, y d ........ 8‘/ 2c
Mr». F rank Hchneider, of Lornne,
bination of pastel light, green and
% on it trip to eaateru Oregon going by day for tiaaton, Mr». F ield » ’ home. Mr«.
underwent a major operation ut the
ea r u se r the Columbia highway.
One lot women s 25c vests, each, ,18c
old rose and old rose and black
Currin hu» rented her place for u year Mchleef h o s p i t a l Hunduy.
and will make her home at (iaaton.
Cloth haa soft finish; is used in
One lot corsets, size 18 to 19, >/2 price
Mr. and Mr». Roy Griggs were up
Homer und Lynch will probably go to
making wash skirt, coat or suit.
from
Comstock
Friday.
One lot 12V2c curtain scrim........ 9c
eanteru Wn»hingtou.
Hummer lla a Coma a t Lout ami You
Hundreds of well dre;;,'« l women
A concrete »idewulk hu» been built
Will Need
A iiiurriug» license was iaaued luat
One lot 15c to 18c curtain scrim. .1.1c
are now wearing *he.*e ne w stripes
week to Homer I). Chamberlain und 'luring the past week on the east side
of
the
Hr.
J
o
b
residence
property
on
at all the summer beaches. The
Nellie Linebuugh.
One lot 25c curtain scrim............. 17c
Houth F ifth street.
cloth is 38 In—priced a yard, 15c
Mr. und Mr». W. O. ilau»er, of Kugeuc
Black petticoats, one-fifth off reg
J . H. Coffman, who wa» seriounly in
We have them both In work and
viaiteil from Htiaduy to yeaterduy with
drear a t very law price» 16c in
ular price.
Mr». Ilau a er'a mother, Mr». U. 11. Haw jured in n »aw mill accident mime time
ago, is able to get down town again.
boy»'; 26c to 76c In men'». You
kina.
All umbrellas....«/« off regular price
c a n ' t affu rd to wear a headache
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hhortridge, of
Hpray will pay you the big h e it caah
fust on display newest combina­
when you can get a cool h a t at
London,
vi»ited
F
riday
nt
the
J
.
II.
price for mohair, wool, hide» or pelta.
Muslin underwear, one fourth off
theae price».
tion black and white and floral
apr&tfc Hhortridge home.
regular price.
Mrs. John Groves is spending n week
patterns in fine thread voile and
L i
Wiu. Kdwurd» aeturned to the Hohe
nt
Newport.
marquisette, 40 Inches wide. See
12‘/2 c Turkish towels a t ................... 9c
mill d ia trirt
Monday.
He hud been
Mark G nroutte left y esterday for
■ low n p u ttin g up bin winter fruit.
them now while they’re newest.
18c Turkish towels a t ..................... 14c
Foreat ICungcr Klzie lloldermun wa» Moosehenrt, III., where he will attend
A 15c cloth.. Priced here a yard
the
annual
national
convention
of
the
A Vacation N e c ts tity
down from Itnjmlu ln»t week putting
25c Turkish towels a t..................... 19c
a t ................................................. 23c
McCall Patterns N o t . 7279-7**3, t
I
llcgulnr adverlinem enta in thia puper in aoine Niipplie». lie »aya there hu» been L. O. O. M. Mr. Gnroutte will visit in
'
*
*he
m
any
new
design,
lor
r
•«
50c Turkish tow els........................... 43c
•o much rain and »now that there will Chicago af te r the convention and ex
lire money maker».
pect» to be gone about three weeks.
lie
|e»»
danger
from
fore»)
fire»
thin
Mr. aud Mr>. J. li. Oro»» urriseti Hot
J. H. McAllap, who has been m anag
urdiiy from li.indon and are viaiting ut year.
mg
the Black B utte mines, has returned
K.
M. T burber returned from Port
thè home of their dnughter, Mr». A. W.
land Huturday with u new Htudebuker to Cornucopia.
K ime.
Wanted Girl for generul housework.
Mia» Hudie (iuroutte returned Monday ' n
Inquire
ut L u r c h ’» store.
jly 13
A»k
for
G
re
g
o
ry
’»
Hread
ut
your
gro
All 40c grades women’s unions................................. 29c
tu Iter homi* al liundon, a f te r a viait
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kartell, of Hotel
tf r
with ber Couain, Mr». A. W. Kime. Mr». cer ’».
All 50c and 60c grades women’s unions................ 43c
Kime ncrompiinied Iter a* far a» Fingine.
The Hentinel ia annic real match Oregon, accompanied by Mi»» E sther
Hill,
leave
tomorrow
on
nn
auto
trip.
All 75c to 85c grades women's unions.................. 63c
lir. W. V. Mctlee, of Albnny, visited ■■inker. In reporting the winner» of the
They will go to P ortland, up Columbia
friend» bere Monday, haviug been bere prize» in the F ourth of J u ly parade,
One lot 90c best percale aprons.................................69c
tu o ffic ia te al thè funernl aervice» for Mi»» Ituth Helping wa» »pokeri of a* highway to The Halle» and a f te r v isit­
ing in th a t vicinity will return by wav
Mr».
It
ii
t
h
Delaney.
The
error,
however,
One lot 5c to 10c lace insertion, a y d .................... 2c
Uni Morii. Cottage (Irose wa» Kos.
of K lam ath Falls. They expect to be
Mctlee'» firat pa»torute in thè Weat. wua really the fault of the committee
$1.65 women’s Emmy Lou slippers. 4*/2 to 8...$1.25
gone
nbout
two
weks.
l illa w iia »olite 22 yetir» Ugo. Ite built ihnt turned in the lint of winner».
Mr.
und
Mr».
F
ay
Allison
arrived
thè preaent l’reabytemili man»e. Mra.
$1.35 misses’ Emmy Lou slippers. 11 to 12>/2___ 98c
Feed nnd »ceil» a t H p ra y ’». nprStfc
home Monday from a f o r t n i g h t ’s visit
Mi-lire in a dn ag h ter of " C u r i e ” lltirn
Chua. DeWald ha» gone to Canyon with relative» in P ortland, McMinnville
All corsets.......................One fourth off regular prices
aud " A u u t " J a n e Vcatch.
s-ilie for an indefinite »lay.
and Kugene.
This lot of shirts includes all desirable patterns—coat
Women's $2.65 to $3.25 pumps........................... $2.13
A wi'll w ritten, attru ctiv e ly diaplnyed
J. <>. Hinkle and family have moved
Warren Edward» arrived home y e s te r ­
style, fast colors, with and without collars. Sizes 14V2
advertiaem eut pny* every tinte.
here from Puget Hound und have rented day from A»hland, where he attended
Women's $3.25 to $4.00 pumps, a pair.................$2.79
to 17. Regular values $1.00 and $1.25. Choice... .69c
Mr. and Mra. Kurl Milla were in the Cooper hou»e at Tenth and Adam*
the roundup.
One lot men’s $1.50 shirts, choice.............................. 98c
Children's
$1.95
pumps,
a
pair...............................$1.39
Kugene Monday.
Robert Atkinaon, of C ottage drove,
Jo e Kinard, of Baker City, is visiting
liobert Alwny, of Izindtm, Ont., nrriv 1 » a»»i»ting in the Wade clothing »tore
Children’s $1.75 pumps, a pair...............................$1.29
relatives in thecity.
ed Monday for a w e e k ’a viait with hi» during the uliaence of Hurry Lumpkin»,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Van
Allison
and
little
aiater, Mra. Alfred J u r y .
who ia viaiting hi* borne folk» in Mi»
Children’s bare foot sandals, regular price 95c to
dnughter left Tuesday on a two w eek»’
Karl (irose», Itale lln »kin», Selli *ouri. Kugene Kegiater.
*1.20, now...................................................... 57c to 93c
auto trip via Portland to eastern Ore
i i i i i i i Coffinan, la a r s e l Handell and Rny
H eavy wrapping paper, juat the thing
gon points und will return by way of
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AND NOW ON DISPLAY
mond Veliteli nndorcil tu Kugene Mon to go under carpet», 15c u bundle. The
Men's $1.00 long sleeve Porosknit unions........... 69c
They
These cloth caps and hats include all of the newest
day night.
Hentinel.
juno 7-l4pd Klam ath Falls und Ashland.
were accompanied as f a r us Albany by
Men’s $1.00 nainsook unions................................... 69t
cloth patterns and style shapes—8ee the new ‘‘Tor­
Kabber heel» tnke thè jn r out of thè
Hr. W. It. Holden nnd family came up
Mr*. Allison's mother, Mrs. A. B. A t­
pedo’’ cap for men. Priced ..25c. 50c 75c, $1. $1.50
»pine. Ho auy» Hoc Cloff, Hhoc Chini from Portland Hunduy in the doctor’ »
kin», who will visit her dnughter. Mrs
Men's 50c and 60c balbrigan shirts and drawers. 43c
proc tur.
car, m aking the tr ip in nix hour». Hr.
J. K. K irkland, nt th a t place.
Holden perform ed an operation in the
Mr. nnd Mrs. H arry Hhort moved into
Schleef hospital.
their new bungalow on F irst avenue
A few more good accond hand bug
Wednesday. For a while at least they
/ h /M f
I 8al. can solid pack tomatoes. .29c » ,
giea nnd wugonn a t Hpray ’».
uprStfc
6 box safety matches....................... 25c
If Your House Hasn’t
will have the distinction of having the
U
fflfl/V
lC
llW
/fld
C
rM
fli
25c box Dew Drop washing powder Vs
Ueorgc Knowles, acrompuniod by Mr. nicest und best appointed residence in
3 cans puree 10c tomatoes............. 25c
n o w ...................................................17c y )
Burned Yet, It’s Not Too
Wechter, preaident of the Golden Rule the town. The exterior is finished with
25c Delmonte preserves.................. 18c ^
20c can Dill p ic k le s.......................11c f v
Connoliduted
Miuing
und
Milling
Co.,
Late to Have It Insured
cement front nnd shingled wall», the in
Guaranteed hard wheat flour $1.25 V
Armour’s 10c soap paste............... 8c
went into the Itohemia district for a terior with plaster nnd wainscoting
couple of duy» lu»t week.
There are built in closets nnd cupboards,
Why pay $80 and $150 for n phono­ bath-room, fireplace nnd almost e v e ry ­
graph w h e n you can g e t juat uh g o o d th in g th a t will affo rd comfort and con
Talk W ith -
o n e » for $40 nnd $75 ut Madaen ’a.
venience.— Withrow Banner.
Mr. and Mrs. J . V. S tew art, of J a sp e r ,
Mr». Phillip» i» Buffering q uite se
Tom Gill, who has been living in Rose anil Mr. auii Mr*. Lane Matlock, of
serely with injuriea received in a fall burg the past three years, has returned Goshen, were in C ottage Grove Hunday
a few day» ago. Hhe i» at the home of to C o ttage Grove nnd will conduct evening. They drove down in Mr. S te w ­
tier d aughter, Mr». J . W. Buckley.
the IX L barbe r shop which he has pur art ’» new car.
Knt Gregory ’» Bread.
tfc chased of J . 1). Grover, llis fam ily w ill
Sid Vaughn is mov ing hi» family into
Mr». Chna. Johnaon, of G runts Pa»» i» remain in Roseburg temporarily. Mr. the old S ta r re sta u ra n t building.
Gill has discarded the old fnmiliar
Mrs. A. \V. Kime arrived home T ues­
A bounty was aw arded Monday to viaiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ida crutch nnd acquired a lumber leg and
Vnatch.
day from a b rief visit in Eugene.
J . It. F arm er, of Cottage d rove, for
the gentle art of a m p u ta tin g whiskers
killing four bob cat».
L e g 1 1 blank», 15c per dozen; 20c per w ithout pain. He has n large circle of
Card of Thanks.
Fourth of J u ly p ara de picture* at half dozen, or 5c each. The Hentinel.
friends here.
A rm atrong'a aludió. Het of ,'UI view»
We wish to tha nk our friends who so
Tom Oi.ll, ton»orinl surgeon. Whisk
T h is W e e k O n ly
Mrs. Pet Hanford was n Eugene visi­
♦ I .(Ml. Any three view» 25c. Do it now. era nnipututed w ithout pain. Hutisfnc- tor yesterday.
kindly assisted us in our late bereave­
We will place on sale another shipment of Enamel Ware—LARGE
ment.
jlyl.'itfc tion g uaranteed or w hiskers refunded.
Miss Jessie Berg is enjoying a visit
PIECES worth up to 75 cents— at your choice—
MRS.
R.
Y.
PORTER.
O
ffice
at
IX
L
barber
»hop.
jlyI3c
Charlea l.nvene received u telegram
from her mother, Mrs. II. C. Berg, of
MRS. F. MACK IE.
from I'uynlliip, Waali., a few day» ago
Horace and F rancis Coahow, of Round Mountain, Nev.
MRH. WM. HORN,
announcing the death of hi» fnther,
Brownsville, have been visitor» during
Victor and K athlene Kem left Tues
M. A. HORN,
II. C. Madaen haa taken the agency the past week at the home of their cous­ duy morning for Indiana, where they
W.
A. HORN,
for the Hingcr phonograph». They ntJ ins, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills.
will join their parents.
jly l i e
A. HORN.
g uara ntee d to be ua good aa the Victor,
Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Medley hnve taken
Twenty pieces will be added each day so you will have same assort­
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jo h n Nokes and grand
Kiliaou or Columbia and coat only half n liouac at Kugene and their hounehold
ment to select from Saturday as on our first day.
daughter, Miss Irma Miller, arrived
DIVIDE
ua much. T he beauty of the Singer i» goods were moved there Inst week. Mr.
home Tuesday a f te r a visit at Monroe.
that it will play any record. It »ella for M edley’s law library wan moved ut the
This will be our LAST SPECIAL SALE ON GRAY ENAMEL WARL.
Halem and other points down the valley.
(Special to the Sentinel)
$.15 cunh or at $40, $5 down and $5 a same time. He was recently a p p o in t­
as our last shipment bought before the advance will not arrive until
They
also
enjoyed
a
delightful
auto
trip
month.
jun22tfc ed deputy d istric t atto rn ey .
J u ly 12.— Mr. and Mrs. M. Perini and
September.
on the Columbia highway to Cascade
F erry W hite and wife, of Cnlistogu,
F u rniture for sale— Will give you a Locks. Mr. N okes declares the trip up family, o f Anlauf, visited relatives here
WE COULD NOT POSSIBLY OFFER THIS ASSORTMENT AT THIS
Cal., a rriv e d luat week to enjoy u viait bargain in household goods nnd f u r n i­ the Columbia is worth going round the Hunday.
Mr. Larson, of L atham , visited his
PRICE IF BOUGHT TODAY.
with Mr. W h i t e ’» brother, N. W. White, ture. Inquire of Jo h n Baker, I r d nnd world to see.
daughter, Mrs. A. M. I’erini here Hun­
and family. Mr. W hite ia an expert Washington.
jly!3-20c
Miss M ary Ellen Benson left this day.
During this sale we will have out one lot of fancy dinner ware at a
poiiltryman and poultry miner on a large
Mrs. Kliz.nbeth Hkaggs was g rante d morning for Corvallis to spend a week
Mr.
P
aul
Gunter,
of
Gunter,
Oregon,
special
price.
nettle. lie alan han large grape vine­ a divorce Inst week from Jo h n W.
with her mother, who is a tte n d in g sum visited his sister, Mrs. J . B. Perini here
yard» and orehnnl ¡nterent» in Nnpn Hkaggs.
mer school in th a t city.
Monday.
county, Cal.
J . C. Klopfenstein was in Eugene
B orn—To Mr. nnd Mrs. J . L. Himp-
Angelo P erin i was a Grove visitor
Friday.
son, Hunday, J u ly 9, a ten pound son.
Monday.
Mrs. Bessie Brumbaugh, of Oakland,
Fid. Brown nnd Lizzie Galdnbini, of
Robinson Hpencer nnd his mother nnd
Cnlif., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Miss Larson, hav e returned from Eu Anlauf, attende d the dance nt Divide
Mrs. A. Rogers.
Saturday.
gene to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MoReynolds were
Carl Hcnlein, 12-year-old son of Fred Orove visitors S aturday.
For Sale.
Gray fell from a cherry tree last even
Sweet Peas Almost Stir to Poetry.
Miss Blanche Groom, of Cottage calla, have been visiting Mr. McDole,
Hay rake, old wngon, buggy nnd h a r ­ ing nnd fractured his left wrist. The
The Sentinel has received another
their
grandpa.
Grove,
visited
at
the
T
urner
home
last
ness, ( ’heap. F irst N ational Bank. Jly 13 accident occurred nbout six miles east
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Russell visited beau tifu l and fra g ra n t shower bouquet
week.
of the city. He wns brought to Cot­
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Perini visited re la ­ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B u rk ett the la tte r of sweet peas k n m Mrs. George Halton.
Altn King was in Eugene F rid a y on ta g e Grove in H arry M e tc a lf ’s auto nnd
They almost inspired the editor to indite
p a rt of the week.
tives in Smith River last week.
Mi»» l)e»»ie Harm» ha» cloned out her business.
Hr. Kime atten d e d the injury.
a love sonnet to his absent b e t te r half.
Mrs.
T
u
rn
e
r
nnd
dnughter
went
to
millinery »lock and will »non go to Cali­
Mrs. R. E. Bellows, of Rosehurg, is
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TABLE.
The following officers were installed Cottage Grove Tuesday.
fornia on nn extended viait.
Mills Reopen.
n guest this week at the home of her by the K. of P . lodge Wednesday eve­
Miss L. R. Mostnehetti transa cted
Mr. and Mr». W. K. Lundy and d a u g h ­ parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. E. Jones.
South
Bound
N
orth
Bound
The
Brown
and Chambers mills are
business
in
the
Orove
Saturday.
ning: G. \V. W U I m M B ) C. 0 . | J . A.
ter», Mabel and Audrey, of Myrtle Point,
The dance Inst Tuesday night was No. 16—1:37 a. m. No. 13— 1:37 a. m. again in full operation, a f te r a week ’»
E. P. Drew nnd dnughter were up Wright, V. C.; W. L. llubbell, prela te;
Coo» county, arrived in Cottage Orove from Yoncnlln S atu rd ay . Mr. Drew is A. II. Cruson. M. A.; C. H. Vnndenburg. well a ttende d.
No. 18— 9:40 a. m. No. 15— 7:03 a. m.
inactivity to m ake repairs nnd to give
laat week by automobile, and »pent a m anager of the Hoiithern Oregon n u r ­ K. R. H„ and M. F.; B. 8. Hwengel, M.
J o h n n y Mostnehetti wns n Grove vis­ No. 20— 1:15 p. m. No. 17—3:16 p. m.
employes
the usual midsummer w e e k ’s
No. 14—4:12 p. m. No. 19— 7:12 p. m.
d a y here viniting relative».
sery nnd made arran g e m en ts while here E x.; O. F. Gnroutte, I. O., nnd E. J. itor Monday.
No.
48—8:10
p.
m.
(from
Divide
only).
rest.
Mrs. Wilson and children, of Yon-
for the publication of their 1916 catalog. Hears, O. O.
Adverti»ing pay»—in The Hentinel.
T A L E S OF THE T O W N
D D O on
(M uch New M d’se
Arrives This Week
CLEARANCE SALE
“ 22
NEWEST NOVELTIES IN WASH GOODS
Clearance Savings
New Band Stripes
A Cool Hat
New 40 Inch Voiles
P o w e ll & Co.
Clearance Savings
Men’s
Shirt
Bargain
New Cloth Caps and Hats
u
for Men and Boys
Grocery Specials
□ ^oac
METCALF
DOC
Grocery Specials
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Enamel Ware Sale!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
THE
FAIR