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turned a great deni warmer end the ruin is taking the frost out o f the ground. Mrs. N. C. Ycatch who is in l'ort- land receiving medical aid is improving The following has surprised Cottage LOUAN E nicely. Grove: A business man's w ife suffered Katie Willis speut u couple of days from dyspepsia uud constiputiou for (Special to The Seutiuel.) iu towu with Mrs. (.'laude huupp last years. Although she dieted she was so Jun. 15.— Mr. A a hi was u Eugeue vis Week bloated her clothes would not fit. ONE itor Friday. The ladies of the “ Welcome’ ’ club HPOONFl’ L buckthorn bark, glycerine, Mrs IKutk and children left Thurs met ut the W. A. Hciucuvvuy home etc., us mixed iu Adler i ku relieied her day for their home at Joseph, after a Lakeiide Wool Finished Thursday afternoon. A very pleasant I N S T A N T L Y Because Adler i kn enip visit with Mrs. l)onk's mother, Mrs. Cotton Blanket« time was spout in the usuiti way. Before ties BOTH large and »mail iutestiue it Farmiu. refreshments were served, partners Big lum inous cotton blankets that relieves A N Y CASK constipation, sour \V. \V. Hawley returned Wednesday were chosen and much merriment was have it« timdv dainty col.scon« and stomach or gas and prevents ttppendl from Cottage Grove and Eugene. led of all wool blaokeis may tv bad caused by some o f the stunts. Next citis. It has QUIC KEST action of nuy . Jas. Kiug transacted business in Cot- in Lake.ole Cotton Blankets at re meetiug will be held at ('hits. M. Far thing we ever sold The New Era Drug Ugt> Qrove \V,Tuesday. markably low prices. lands February I. ®,u ri- Mrs. Helen Doty returned Wednesday They Hive tatiifacuotv warmth aid scrvico. ___________ ~ ~~___________ ' freiu a visit to Eugene. MOU NT VIEW Tom Arthur, o f Aumsville, was in last ! week looking after his property down i Special to The Sentinel) I the river. Jan. 23.— Harry Williams went to i Mr. and Mrs. Hilyurd, of eastern Ore Rujada to work Monday morning gon. are visiting Mrs. Hilyard's brother, Miss Edna Sears returned home Tues W, W. Hawley, Jr., on Doe creek. day from Cottage Grove, where she had Jesse Darling went to Cortland Sun been visiting since Thiirduv of last | «lay on business for a week. week. Wiley Ham, of Eugene, has been vis Mrs. Win. Hickey visited one night i BECAUSE: iting with his uncle and family for two last week at the Waldo Miller home This Is a strong, careful, safe ! weeks. Mr. Walton and son Fred were guests ojid successful Institution. I t Is “ The Daughters of the Desert." a Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hands a, gTowiR&L active. up-to-date bank wwitt?rn u being practical by John Fotta and son l.cn have been In every particular. luembern of the grange. The piny will suffering with the grip during the past Your account will always be be presented at their hall on the eve week. appreciated by the bank and your ning of Saturday, February 3. Miss Merlila Sears rame home Sun Interests will always be carefully Winifred Ball spent the week end day from l.eonn, returning again Tues considered. with home folks near Eugene. day. Our officers are experienced Mr. Buddingtou is building a nice Charles Brown and family, of Talent, bankers. Our directors are all cottage on his acreage across from the ; h:>VP movt.(| on thl. y j ||,.||¡we|| { well known, well-to-do business grange hall. The owners o f the telephone line men; they are directors who The students from Greendoor school nun,hor 1 uri> |o (l„. j DIRECT. visited the Lorane schools Thursday Grown Hansard residence, Fridnv, nt I f you are not a customer of I a J p. m. this bank, let this be yottr invita D IVID E Mrs. John Ishuiacl has recovered from tlon to become one. j her illness and was able to attend the (Special to The Sentinel.) Grange meeting in Cottage Grove Satur Jan. 23.— A parent teacher association ,jnv was organized at the Divide school of Cottage Grove Frank Sears is staying at Dorma on house Friday afternoon. Miss Mary the Frank Mali’s place which he is farm Mathers was chosen president. ing this year. Glen, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. D. Heath visited her son, James Ambrose, is ill with measles. Fred Frost, at Itine Mountain Tuesday The very noweit and an»arlr»i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher have Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Lowry were at lire** fiibrlc* nro ufft-ml at iMod moved here from Eugene. j Geo. l.ayng’s Sunday nfternoon. erate price* S* our wonderful Miss Mary Mathers Spent the week Mr. Cox was a Cottage Grove visitor end with relatives in Cottage Grove. offering* In pUnnln* jruur new 1 Tuesday. Mrs. Fete Tonoli has been on the sick dr* **. W. D. Heath went to Eugene Monday list for the past week. I on business. Our AAtortment«»f wo»»len dr«**a Z. Foster is up from Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs, Ira Heidler and daugh fabric* i* complete amt the value* to work at the Chapman mill. ter Kathleen, went to Oakland Fridnv are extraordinary. A number of young people from Di Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heidler, of Cot vide attended the dance at Leona Sat tage Grove are staying at their home Come in now ami urday night. during their absence. make your »election Mrs. Ernest McKevuolds has a severe while the food* arc attack of the grip. Good Spellers at 122 new. You will have Mrs. Geo. l.oug and daughter were Ikorenn. Oregon. Jan. £1.— (Hnerixl no trouble to find a called to the bedside of Mrs. Long s to The Sentinel — Fupils in Diet. 122 \ fabric par. aged mother, Mrs. Simpsou, o f Drain. A PO O RLY FED HORSE who received over INI per rent in the tlcularl jr Tuesday night. Mrs. Simpson, who has reflects discredit on its owner, but the been bedfast about a year, is very low i spelling contest were: Velma Sallee, HU i t e d t O j Donald Owens, Erie Boettcher and owner gets the worst of the deal be your need* eanse economy in feeding the norse with the grip. i Mary Owen. Mrs. Geo. McReynolda received a affects its working capacity as well a> •foe and Mafile Wirks were Grove its appearance. I f your home kicks on message Tuesday informing nor ot the | visitors Monday. his feed you can correct it by buying serious illness ot her sister, Mrs. Simih Harry Shearer was in Cottage Grove your feed here, ns you get the best Chillson of Eugeue. Friday. quality for the least outlay. Farmers Mr. Boetrher sawed some wood with contractors and horse owners generally D EL IO H T V A L L E Y . i n is gasoline saw for Jitn Spa hr Tuesday. know that onr feed is always up to the standard. the land above «I«»acrilied, the (Special to The Sentinel.) Fire Company Drills. Ke^iafer and Keeeiver <>f the Tinteti Jan. 23.— Mr. Tucker and daughter _ . . . . . . . . . i The fire company drilled Mondav Hfatea Turni Offiee, nt Ko*«*l>tir|g, Ore Inez were shopping in ( ottnge Grove . , , ,, , r • ™ I night and made a useful effort to clean lp*n, tin* 14th day « » f* March, l 11 I 7. Saturday. the street near the postoffire as the Claimant mimes aa witneanen: A. C. Malcoln Horn purchased a spreader evening’s drill. Norri*, *»t Melrone, Oregon; Km«*ry (toil last week. frey, o f Klkheud. Oregon; Kuril«'*! Vro- A number of our boys went to Goshen Saturday night with the Walker basket NOTICE OF S H E R IF F S S A L E ON in it n, of Klkheud. Oregon ; Kit laeteoine, of Klk head, i >regon. EXE C U TIO N I N FORECLOSURE. ball teams. Cottage Grove Transfer j25ml VV. H. CANON, Regiater. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Conner called nt Notice is hereby given that by virtue the Chas. Conner home Saturday. C. H. Haight, assisted by Chas. Con- o f an execution and order of sale issued Sloan's Liniment for S tiff Joint);. ner, blasted out a lot of stumps Monday. ! ‘*«*t of the eircuit court of the State of R It fit in it tic pititts and ut-hes get into Mr. and Mrs. Fred Witcher made a Oregon for Lane county on the 13th day the ji.ints and muscles, niuking every of January, 11)17, in a suit wherein the movi-men' torture. Relieve your suffer business trip to Eugene Monday. A. W. Oleson, of C'reswell, is visiting plaintiff, Fred Wright, executor of the ing with Hlonn’s Liniment; it qniekly Piano Moving estate of Mane E. Blackwell, deceased. penetrates without rubbing, and soothes old neighbors in this valley. Auto Dray For Quick Delivery Alma Adney is now improving after ! recovered judgment against the defend and warms your sore muscles. The con a severe complication of measles, pneu ant, Fritz Mattheyer, a widower, for gested blood is stimulated to ¡ictiofi; u O FF IC E : Elite Confectionery the sum o f Nine Hundred Sixty five single application will drive out the moDia and tonsilitis. Pbone 72 The 30 and the 31 telephone lines are and 55-100 ($005.55) Dollars, with in pain. Sloan's Liniment, is elenn, con terest thereon from the 13th day of Jan venient and quickly effective, it does putting up new cedar posts. uary, 1917, at the rate of 10 per cent not stain the skin or clog the pores. per annum, and Seventy-five and no-100 Get a bottle today at yottr Druggist, DISSTON A N D RU JA D A ($75.0o; Dollars attorney fees, and the The City Transfer further sum of Twenty-two and 50 100 (Special to The Sentinel) All Kinds of Jan. 23.— Two weeks ago the Sentinel ($22.50) Dollars costs, also the sum of SUMMONS stated that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Witcher $25.32, being the amount of taxes paid of Wildwood had a pair of twin boys, by said plaintiff, which judgment was In the Circuit Court of the State of which was all a mistake. A baby son enrolled and docketed in the clerk’s o f Oregon for Lane County. fice of said court in said county on the Plano Moving a Specialty was born to them Monday Jan. 22, Esther E. Wnllaee, Plaintiff, vs. I.es 13th day of January, 1917, ami said ex Mr. and Mrs. Miles Piteher Jr. of j WOOD A N D COAL lie Wallace Defendant. Mont, spent from Friday until Tuesday j ecution to me directed commanding me Phone 55 To Leslie Wallace, the above named d*- Office At Eagle Cigar Store in the name o f the .State of Oregon in at the Ben Pitcher home. fondant : The U. S. Post office inspector was order to satisfy said judgment, attor In the name o f the State of Oregon n ey’a fees, costs, anti accruing costs, and in IJisston on business Monday. FO R you are hereby required to appear and Lee Tennis of Rujada spent Satur sum paid for taxes, to sell the following answer the complaint filed against you described real property, to-wit: day and Sunilay in Cottage Grove. in the above entitled suit, on or before The Northwest quarter of the North Dewey Counts, of Cottage Grove, spent east quarter and the Northeast quarter ‘b'.v °t t ebrimry, 1917; and it Saturday in Disston. Danni« Eucalyptus Oli Ben Piteher of Disston spent Tues of the Northwest quarter o f S e t ion 22. I-V'>" f >,i* » " appear and answer the said Township 20, South of Rang« four, West enmplaint filed in suiti Court, on or he AT ALL DRUG STORES •lav in Star. T ubes 25 c jars soc of Willamette Meridian, in Lane eoun fore the sait! I fit II day of FeLrunry, 1917, as hcrein required, fur want there \ ty, Oregon. TH E CEDARS i Now, therefore, in the name o f the of the plaintiff will apply to the said ■ ■ ■ State of Oregon, and in compliance with court for the relief prayed for in said (Special to The Sentinel) said execution and order o f sale, I will I complaint, towit: that the bonds of Jan. 21.— Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Proud- fit speiU the'day last Thursday at the I « " Haturday, the 24th day of February, I ' " " ♦ ¿ " » • " y - - • ¡ « « • - t w e e n Lathe, ** ■ 1917, at the hour o f one p. m. nt the | k- Wnllaei., the plaintiff herein, am! C. A. McFarland home. Leslie Wallace, the defendant herein There was a telephone meeting held Southwest door o f the county court be dissolved; and that the plaintiff house, at Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, Women don’t at the Cedar school house on Saturday m in d f i l l i n g offer for sale, anti sell subject to re- | may have and resume Iter maiden name night. the knee-high demption, all the right, title and inter “ Mary Ellen Cooper” ; and may have The surveyors were doing some work supply can of est of the defendants, Fritz Mattheyer, and reeover from the defendant the for Otto Dobberstein one day the past the new Suc a widower, C. H. Burkholder and Danne ; coat« und disbursements of this suit and tion-feed. Only week. for such other and further relief ns to a few inches to Wilbur McFarland was up on the Silk Burkholder, his wife, W. H. Peaira and lift. N o strain Creek soliciting subscriptions for the «-«-thm D. Peairs, his wife, or either of the Court may seem proper and equita ing of back or 1 them, in and to the above described ble. cannery this week. arms. This suinmona is published once a Rosa Willis was sick and unable to mortgaged premises, week for seven consecutive weeks, the : J. C. P A R K E R , attend school the past week, but is re THE NEW Sheriff o f laine County, Oregon first publication thereof being on the covering nicely now. : By D. A. Elkin’s. Deputy, j 4th day of January, 1917, and the lust Miss Mamie Knox visited Sunday and .jlfc|f22c . i ..I — , i. i publication thereof on the I5tli day 'if also spent the night at O. W. McFar- | “ February, 1917, in The Cottage Grove SUCTION-PEED NOTIC E FOR PU B LIC A T IO N . lands. Sentinel, s newspaper of general eircu- j Separator f i t * a H tht ermm all the A couple of Morman elders were in tima. A n y other separator w ill tone lation, published in Cottage Grove, Lane j Department of the Interior, l'. S. cream when the speed slackens. You the neighborhood one day lately, distri County, State o f Oregon, pursuant to can t always turn at exactly the right Land Office at Roscbttrg, Oregon, Jan buting literature. No one can. It’s impossible. an order made by the Honornble O. F j ■peed Indicator o r no speed indicator. Almond Hemenway is the banner uary 22, 1917, Skipworth, Circuit Judge of Lane T h e Suction-feed skims clean, fast or Notice is hereby given that Fred A. trader o f The Cedars. Anyone having alow, and delivers even cream. Capac I County, State of Oregon, on the 27th ity increases with the speed. Come in anything to trade would do well to see Blackwell, of Elkhead, Oregon, who, on and let us show you how it works. November 29, 1915, mnde Homestead day o f December, 1910. him. O IL T N K R k SEW A Li.. G. A. Lawson has been ill with rheu Entry, serial number 010477, for the j4-f|5c Attorneys for Plaintiff, i HW’ V 4 of Section 20, Township 22 S. matism lately. Home o f the thermometer s in this Range 4 W., Willamette Meridian, hatj Don’ t Let Skin Troubles Spread. | vicinity registered 10 degrees above for filed notice of intention to make final ■ e l 9 m m Red, pimply skin that itches and a number of mornings last week. It has commutation proof, to establish claim to SICK W IF E S STORY SUR PRISES CO TTAGE GROVE NE IG H BO R H O O D N E W S S t a p le M o n e y S a v in g B a r g a i n s E very D a y o f T h e W e e k a t W e s t e n h a v e r ’s House *■: Furnishings i At tins season ol 11»«* year j L . L . H arrel Just a Tilt of the Pail SHARPLES Sterling Feed Co. ol tit*w lot (lie spring house cleaning, W e eariA a lull line ol f these tine, and Pillow Cases SheetvS linen preparing, a to lie re at I \ brands ol sheets and pillow cases ant just what |! m name tepictenlt ihcitl to he. t hey weal Well, V hen you buy thorn you aie sute (if saint a. lion. I liry air woven lions a long staple n !e< IrJ cutt-m, have a snow white Ideal h and a prnnanenl linuli. they w.ll give the maximum iriistam r to i onlmued Honing and washing, and alwayt make your beds look while anj ftesh. We catty this line in wide tange of sites. I and blankets. le * Shoes! The New Dress Fabrics at Attractive Prices We carry a full line of Die WOMEN k u 'P ** 1 v V //J iu / u / ' it r [/ 7« » >1; PETERS BLACK DIA MOND SHOES FOR MEN. * C H IL D R E N They are shown lu the fan cy styles, two totted effects, and also in tlit more staple styles. A visit to our shoe department will convince you of the quality of thc%e shoes, and the prices are right We take Eggs, Butter. Worn) Beans and other farm products at their Market Value in Exchange for Merchandise We also Exchange Any Ojotis Bought at this store, ot REFU ND YOUK M ONEY W estenhaver Bros. Burkholder Corner Cottage Grove, Oregon burn* i* entbnrraH*ing mid get* wor*e if gun ran teed reun-dv A t V «oír 11 neglect *d. Ii;i«I <• k in i* it aurini timidi 5dr. « :• I• mid n coiiatiuit aourre o f worry. ——— — —— —— — Correct it nt once with Or. lfob*on'a Kofi < Kczemn Ointment. Thia healing oint SORE. S W 0 LI.CN, ment kill* tin* germ, aoothea the irrita t ion mid «(iiickly real urea the n U ìii to TIFIO FEET nomini. For balde»« auffering the tor DenH* Eucalyptus Ointment ture* of eexemn, or for grown tip* who ar a i l b i t u a c r o a t a ^ have long fought chronic «kin ailment*. le s t i il o J COC % * C. !>r. 11olinoli'* Kc/.cnitt Ointment i* a H o m e : cT W ad e : F lo u r FOR HOME PEOPLE Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour Blackmore & McFarland CROUP clo s F lJ a n d her comlorlers ami blankets Draying of all Kinds Hauling & Draying Done on Short Notice plenishing gotxl supply WHY? STERLING FEED CO. housewife will he tigunng on r e STILL WE GROW! 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