Cottage Grove sentinel., June 07, 1917, Image 5

D. J. SCHOLL
Opticinn, Optometrist
I urn «M|Mt|)|)i*<l wal l «very f a c i l i t y
for « mtriilnliiic your * v * h ami «u|i
plying t hr g 1
t o
meat your
lint!vhliiiil rri|Ulr#*mriit h
I tun now
m I no
i m' pa i r . l
with
tin* I At w*«t 111 a <liluri y for grindi ng
ImifM
Auy (•nil uiuti I k *< 1 or
!•!»« ri»pl a « A<t tli«
haiu «
lirokru
«lay
10
r«lve<1
The (¿olden Rule Store
MALLORY HATS FOR MEN
Monday and went Into the Bohemia
distrii-t, where he is interested in mm
iug properties.
You always get service at (.inch '»
garage
in k lf :
B i r t u u they a r* W a te rp ro o f. aud
are the L a t e s t S t y l e * a r t tb e riv al
of any 16.00 hat on the m arket, and
Hall for ttie modest price of
Bonne Mhortridge is here from A/ulen
this week v isitin g his mother und at
tendin g iJiuutuuijuu.
Mr». K a th e rin e Mchleff ha* moved to
I M f o n l , where Mr. Hi lile ff has been
for some time.
wur?
S
3
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0
POWELL
& COMPANY
WHERE
FRICK8
ARK
KIOHT
Mr. McRitc wu» »1 one time forem an
■ if ii liiKging <■ hiii |> fur .f. li C h am b e r*
Mr*. Kr:i nk K n m ami Kiln Count*
visited at Wilbi-r o aa day tli* pn*t weak
Fred lliirti'l* re turned In at week from
t'lirvulli*, where In- took u course in mat
i> 11 ti racy " t * 1 . A. C .
Z erolenr, -4.tr ut I . i n r l i ’* O arage in‘J ilt
Mr*.
bought
I ' m ii nir
W itt# , o f
Klkliead,
ii C hevrolet enr tlii* wreak from
\t 004 1 ho n hrot her*.
Dr. Hess Stock Food
Henry Ihdoh* 1 « Niiffrring vrith u lumi*
h*g, thè remilt o f h rm g k u k r d hv n
ho Me he wim nhoeing.
M m .
M Knld uud H 011 were in
K ug rne Hiitiirdny viniting Mi. Knld,
w ho in in u IniNpituI t h r re,
tiliNoline lf.tr ciudi, ut I «Iti rii
*n
gurngr
Mr*. Ilugb € '«irriti, who wu* v U iting
ut thè buine o f ber I iun I iuim I ’ n puri'fit»,
Mi uud M m l'olk i'u rrin , I iiin Ntarted
on ber 1 et urli t t i p to .1 unenti, Aluakii.
Mi*» Mm k hiddrr nini hlihy, of Voli
1 alili, vi «Iteti t 11 i n wrrk ut thè liofile of
M in Mm kbolder n uiotbrr, M r» flora
llii/eltoii.
JITNEY SERVICE
D A Y O K NIGHT
Piloni* Oregon Hotel 44
C H E V R O L E T CAR
Moine uindr hreud
t b r |n*«»t.
in
iriMtfr
M ini Ferii II « » li* • • III h WUN up from
J u n c t i o n (*ity to «pend the week end ut
home.
Hurry IhuigliiN, o f J u n c t i o n c it y , * petit
*h r wrrk end bere viNlting M i** Arile
r.u iigdon.
M* ’noi M in . W. \\ Itenrhy are ben*
titilli I %
re*we|| utti'fiding chimi tiu<|tin.
Mr. uud Mr*. T . 1*. J a r k u o n , o f ('re*
well, bav e hreu atte n d in g ritti tit ft ti<| tin
H un week and \i ifin g ut thè Alf. .Iiiry
bollir.
•
M inn M yrtle Higeiuond rettim eli to
Mtnyton ln«t Thuriuluy, a f t e r u \isit
with M inn F r a m e » B e a t t y .
******❖ ❖ ***♦*■♦•* + *•!•*♦
Fishing Tackle
Sporting Goods
Base Ball Goods
Wynne & Kime
HARDW ARE
(¿uNoliui' 2.'lc m »li, ut I . m r l i ’* gnru g*.
M inn A van elle ThompNon vis ited
ut
Hpiiugfield d in in g the pu*t week.
Mr*. M. J .
Wald and Mr*. F . C.
1‘ottN, o f Kugene, vinited the past week
ut the Mr*. Mnrhiirti llo b l home.
Min* Aileen Arinntroiig hit* heen auf-
fe riu g during tin* pu*t week from u
rum hi nut ion o f meii*le* find r h ir k e n
p o i.
Mr. and Mr*. W. O. II a user motored
W from Kugene one e v e n in g la*t week.
• A l e i l.u nd herg nml fam ily were in
Vioni l h * * t o n I a *t T hur*dny.
Mr*. R. Fu lle r, o f Idaho, v i*ite d tlii*
week ut the It F. F u lle r home.
Horace Cochran le f t Huturday for
Koseburg to jo in the forest service for
the summer,
A Inige number o f ears took part in
the ehaiituu<| 0 a automobile parade F r i
day and a number went to Cre»well on i
an ad ve rtisin g trip. T h e parade was in '
ch a rg e of A. 7,!. Hpriggs.
J o h n Nukes und A. B ru n t, the l a tte r
o f C alifornia, returned Huturday from !
the Nokes property m the Bohem ia dis
t r i e l. Mr. B ran t was well pleased with
In« trip and is e n th u siastic about the
po ssibilitie s o f the d is tric t.
When you get insuran ce you wish to j
b e sure that you have your policy in a \
company that will be ab le to pay auy
loss ami that there will be no e x t r a
UMHcsHiiientH of any kind. F o r that reu
son yo . should talk wi t h M e tca lf. B oth
f i r e and life policies.
m.'itf
Wr liuvo 11 iiuinhor o f Mat inf ii'd hor
M i*M 1 lorn lluwkirii« u *d «r w «$t an
rowi'M in t 'o t t u g r (Jro v r. I f you run o p r rut ion In *• f wrrk for tin* rem oval o f
1 rut pint r uiukiog «oiiir rliuugi'M in your ioufliIn uim I nd«*noid*.
boll o*, 01 huildiug ufi ad d itio n , 1 run
(irorgi* W i I hoi i bun h«*»*n in Wu*bifig
10 .ni you tin* inoitry. I'ny hurk inoutlily. ton tin* pu«t
hav in g urrom pan ir d
ths*. II. Mm limi d.
in 171 f bit* noli l(oy, who rrturni'd to hi* work
M m . I*. (. Hun tli irtu«oi*d 'Miunidiiy with th r r»*rIninut ion w*rvir«.
J o h n Nokes is spending ten duya at
I i o i i i Hp* tiding Mriaioriul d u y ut Y o n
Rose burg.
r U I III,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. W ilkin s were up
Alinoli Morgan wit* in Kogrin* S n tu r
from l.eoua the past week visitin g at
diiy.
the home o f Mrs. W i l l i a m s ’ Mister, Mrs.
Kohrrt Karl wu* up from K ugrne over
1’K K I O I I T A N D P A S 8 K N O E B S
Jit». Allen.
; Ho udii y \ iNitmg ut li i m borni* bere.
Miik)-« rt’ifiilnr «luily iripti l i f t » n - n
H arry Wynne went to l^mdon Sntur
\l i und Mr* H li. U i I noii , o f Hpring
(trov*. unit Hluck l l u t t f .
day on business.
tirld , Nprnt t b r week end ut thè liome
I .*•>» v
WiHrilMin Urn»'. 4 • r u K **. Cot'
(1. A. I'avuuau gb is here from B ellin g
1 »i u r V\ ilsoit ' h puri'iit*, Mr, uud Mr*.
llriivv nt 7 : 4M# u. in. KetiirnifiK
ham, Wash., for a week.
j I,. J . Ureen,
I n n r a lilin'k Butt«* IL* m.( l.nndnn
Hoft drinks a t the B o n T on.
tf
•litui*) » e r v ic e d u y and nigbt. K i n r h ’*
1 |>. in., urrixi’« 4* « » t f ( t r o v r 2 : 1 6
Mrs I con D esl.nrze* was called to
| garage, \lwiiy* ready to aerve. inrttfc
11. in.
Colorado F r id a y by the death o f a
Mri Boy Uilither \i*ite«| ili K u g e n e
All Hoods bouglit a t our ( t o r * do
brother, J a m e s A. Allan, who was killed
Hat ui duy.
ilveiod fro« along tbo lino.
I’ bonv
by lightning.
M m . .1 |t l'rot/mun \ i*ited in Kugene
vour nrili’r in. I f **•• b i i v r n ’t what
M aster Hilbert T yso n, son o f Mr. and
Hn turdn)*.
\ imi w o n t, »•*'11 gi’t ii i f it in made.
Mrs. Gilbert T yson, of this c ity , c e l e ­
Mr* M. N, Morgan, o f Kowell, vinit
brated bis fourth b irth d ay T h u rsd ay
R M E R S O N K E I T H L E Y . LONDON
•*d fili* week ut t b r liome of ber datigli
a fterno o n by in v itin g »even of his little
' • ». M r* i K PheljNi
i-lium» to s[H-nd the afternoOD with him
Mr and Mr«. Kviier*on W i le o i and
and have luncheon.— Kugene Guard.
linn 1’n r k f r enlinted tbioiiRli the Ku
NIi n *» T ru ry l.i/ur ara \iNitmg in l'ort
T h e cheapest tire» are tbe b e s t — sold
({••in*
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r
r
u
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li
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g
n
f
f
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o
thin
wi*»*k.
lumi.
by
I.in c h 's garage.
„ .S tfe
H. n l.u rrh « »■ in I 'o rllan d a frw day»
A. J . S t e w a rt wa* iii Fortlnn d thi*
Among those f r o m here atte n d in g the
of
tin*
fiait
w*-<-k.
wrrk oii htiNiui'N*.
Why |>!iy niur«" whrn you cun jj*-i your .Seventh-day A dv entist camp meeting
Hedtieed priee* oi i ti r e * ut l.ine h**
at Kugene this week a r e : J . M. Comer.
garage,
uiM fr K» n uud ri’jinira < h*ii|>rr ut l.in rh 'a
Mr. and Mrs. L . I*. McCoy, Mrs. D. A.
( {u rag rt
mOtfe
F r a n k Itiiiiuhaugb and Mi** lia/el
Wheeler. J e n e t t a Moe, and P ro fe ss o r H.
Mm Hurry K r u e g e r, o f B u t t e . Mont., C. Kockwell, o f Roy al in te rm e d iate
lln/elton. who taugbt at Kehan«>n thi*
yeur, returned borni* in lime to nttend and Mra. J . 11 M«’e re m lio . o f Him F r a n
school, Zellu F a w c e t t P ro fe ss o r K M.
riaco, who « i t i" viaitiiiK thi’ir f a t h e r , B a b co c k , » h o is t a k i n g ch arg e o f the
« b ri ti t r» tl«| il li.
Hi. < k! F r o *t ueeompnnted t*. M. lirn I.u rrh, bu\ r rrtu rni’d to t b r i r music, Mr and Mrs. B. C. Cole Miss
K ohi to a Kugene boNpifnl lu*t week. Immea.
l.eotn, Miss Vern a nnd Ben and J a c k
T h e ( a fte r undrrw ent un operation for
I.
rw ia (Sruw a ia a u f f r r i n g with a Cole, and Mrs. M, C. Cochran and two
«•dliiNion o f tbe Itile duet*.
Imdly inju n-d hand, auatainrd n b r n n children.
M in * l .u v u e y F. H am ilton , who hn*
J . J . Wilson returned Monday from
heen a t t e m lin g u n iv e rsity thi* yeur, Ini*
atte n d in g the fun eral o f bis f a th e r.
Iteen i*ngagi*i| tu teaeh in diNtriet No.
William H. Wilson, in Idaho.
té n e s t yeur. Hhe i* n duugbter o f I>r.
P re p are for the time when the shoes
and Mr*. \V. li. H am ilton.
you an- » e a r i n g will hav e holes in the
Y a r a n t room* for ehautetti«|tm peo pie
»•lies and have those repaired that you
I iii|iii re a t .*»** Fi fili Street.
ni'tlpd
S ave laid a«ide. Dr. G o f f , Shoe Chiro
praetor.
ap rl2tf
,\*Ne**or Itm tim wa* up from Kugene
GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
T h e following were in from Divide
Monda V to ru*f b»« vote.
He w a* a«'
to alfen ii gradu atio n e xe rc ise »: Mr. and
• ompanird h) Mr*. Hurton.
B E E F, HAM, BACON
\lr» K I. He Reynolds, Mr. and Mr».
Mr*. .1. K. Fox, o f S p rin g fie ld , i* vi*
AND LARD
F. W. Chapin , P. A. I.indslrom . Mr. and
itin g r e l a t iv e * und f r ie n d * bere
Mr*. J . A M aekev, d aug hter and son.
\ iiiiirriagr lieense wa* i**ued Aiuti
and Mrs. 11 H. Russell.
duy to J o b n K. HumpMon uud Mi** t iara
W J . W hite, of this c it y , is slowly r e ­
l.r h o w . hot li o f C'oftage Ciro\e.
The Higheat Price« Paid for covering from the burns recently »us
M in * Nora i^oeen and Mi** Kva Ifop
per b av e rrtu rned from T re n t
where
Poultry, Dreued Veal, Hog« tained in the th e a te r fire at S p rin g fie ld .
T he re is a p ro b a b ility that th e re will
tliey taugbt *elioo| th i* yeur, and w bere
yet be a Fo u rth o f J u l y cele b ra tio n in
t b r ) liti v r hrrli rerligag rd for n e s t yeur.
C o ttag e Grove. An e f f o r t is b ein g made
Ciò to thè Bon Ton fo r i re errali» ami
eatidie*.
t f • ii« j i ’rki’d a rupf whit-b w aa « rapped to secure a f ly in g m achine to appear
here.
around one of Mr. I t r o v r a ' fiug>*ra.
iLiuald Co h* in un ha* returned to hi*
Handwichi’a uud e o f f e o arr\rd hot at
The c e le b ra te d R o ckfo rd silverw are
koinè ut LitCitundc, a f t e r Npending t hè
i In- B onT tm .
t f c makes f in e presents fo r J u n e weddings.
Nibool yeur at thè huine o f Iii* aunt.
m 24tf
Mr. and Mr». K. A. Hnaurr « e r e in For sale hy H. C. Madsen.
Mr«. C. C. Cruuon.
J . K. M c K y , road superintend ent o f
M in * Carol Sun»* returned Hundny from Mo»liy ereek iu t h e ir new Reo F r i
day.
l.a nc cou nty , reports t h a t he has ju st
from ber sehool at HoNehurg.
W. U. H e ttin g e r re turned F r id a y from completed s c a r i f y i n g the P a c i f i c high
Mr*. F. M. I lih lr e t b , o f C o rv alli*, i*
way between Goshen nnd C o ttag e Grove
viMtìng tbiN week ut thè burnì1 o f ber Havre, Mont.
T w e n t y - f i v e per cent o f f . on all and will soon finish the work o f rolling
parrntn, Mr. and Mr*. A. K\ Monroe.
it.
.1. T . A II isoli in aldi* to he u|Htn thè i rimmed hut» F r id ay uud S a t u r d a y ,
The C o tta g e Grove M aa u fn ctu rin g
* t r e r t * agalli, a f t e r a aeriou* illne** o f dune S and X. I w t R. Louekii. juu<pd
Mr. unit Mr». C. Alatead viaited in company '» truck was sligh tly damaged
«e\ r ia ) inolitli*, during w hieh Time hi*
last week while on a trip to London.
reeovery wa* *e\ ernl tinte* thouglit lliirriatiing the pa»t week.
The d riv e r had been informed that the
douht fui.
IIu»ton Medley ha» gone to Idaho to car was ready to go and did not notice
Yoiir deht
Y«ui owe to thè nation ipend the minimer.
that the w a te r was low. T h e result was
whieh pro te e t* and *e rv e * you a eon
Mr». L . C. C'urrin returned F r id ay a t'» j o b fo r one o f the repair shops.
from »pending it month nt Ko»eburg
trihu tio n to thè L ib e r t y l.oan.
B a k e r '» bread. B e s t by te st.
m8tfe
with her d au g hte r, Mr». U. I.. Uile.
Mr*. u . M. Miller, o f Haloey, visited
J . 8 . Mngladry was here from Kugene
Mr». Kiiima Riig»dule i» prepared to
thi* wrrk at thè liome o f Mr*. M iller**
a couple o f days on business th is week.
pure ut*, Mr. and Mr* J . W. Murk*hurv. tuto r child ren who, liecuuite o f illne»»,
Mrs. H arry M attis o n . o f Sum ner.
are ln-liiml in their »tudie», lieginning
Mr. and Mr*. N. «I. Nii/or motored up
Monday, J u n e 11, at her home on Wash., is m akin g an extend ed visit at
(ioni (ìrnnt '* F u ** and apent Sunday ut
\duin» afreet betw een F i f t h and ¡Sixth the D. H. Heinenway home. Her hus
th è buine of Mr*. Na/.or’* *i* t e r , Nir*.
AI»o will do plain »ewing.
ju n ' p d band is a t t e n d in g the o f f i c e r s ’ train
C. A. I.inrb.
mg corps at San F r a n c is co . Mrs. Mat
W illiam I .unde»» returned F r id a y from
ti s o n 's maiden name was Graee Lin coln,
\V. li D rn n i* wa* up from C'arlt«»n a
1‘ortlnnd, where he hud been »erving on
and she f o rm erly resided here.
day lust week looking a f te r htiMÌnes*
the federal grand ju r y .
at thè Blnek B u t t e mine*. Ruperintend
Cash paid fo r hide.-f pelts, wool or
Mr». H arry B rook» and two i-hildren
ent and Mr*. Crune re turned with bini
mohair at S p r a y 's .
and
Dorria
E
n
glan
d
l
e
f
t
F
r
id
a
y
for
to Cnrlton.
Mr. and Mrs. H am ilton V e a tc h and
M ontana.
S p ra y ’* in now loe«te»l in thè form ar
J o h n U m b e r and J o h n B a rt e l» re ­ son Dale cam e in from Row river Tues
I .ii ve li stam i.
m l7tf
l u m e d to the Bo hem ia dio triet F r id a y . day to a t t e n d chautau<|ua.
Mr*. Cud Wnllaee vi*ited ut NVulker
Mr. B arte l» cam e out ag a in Monday.
The p o s t o f f i c e and b a n k s did not ob
mie day thè pa*f week.
T h e fu n e ral o f 1*. H. F unou , whose serve re g intratio n day as a holiday.
Mr. and Mr*. J . II. Meline, o f C'alifor
death « a » mentioned ln*t week, wa* With two legal holiday» preceding, they
nia, \ isited bere during th è pa*t week. held on F r id a y , a »hurt aerviee bein g thought a n o th e r was too much for their
patrons.
i-ondueted from the ehapel.
WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE A _ _
Hard Wheat F lo u r....$2.90
Mince Meat, 3 P k s... .25
Matches, Per Box........ 05
Raisins, 2 Pks............ 25
Fruit
Jar» at
ROY
%
Last Year’s Prices
G ro c e ry
ling w e a v .n g
S a t i s f a c t i o n gue. s-i-
feed. Mrs. Bob M artin , .15tl Adams S t.
j u n ’ pd
J . M. S e a r s has been here from Dallas
the past week. He is engaged in some
su rveying work near here.
As a result o f m eetiug at the i n t e r ­
section o f the stre et, a ear driven by
O. K. Woodson and a buggy driven by
Mi»» H amnnt collided T ue sd ay evenin g.
The buggy was sligh tly damaged.
A. J . A rm stro ng was a t Kugene this
week, where he assisted the Gourlev
studio in t a k i n g a pictu re o f the g r a d ­
uating c la ss o f the un iv ersity . Mr. A r m ­
strong and the Gourlev studio are c o ­
o perating in outdoor work. B asid e s the
F ran k W a lla c e ha» been nurs in g an u n iv e rsity pictures they hav e recently
inju red foot the pn»t week. T h e f irs t taken p ictu re s o f t h e grand lodge o f
day he was a t work at the J , H. C h a m ­ the R e h e k a h s and the t r a v e lin g m e n 's
ber» mill a tru ck ran o v e r several o f hi* picnic.
toe*.
J . P. V e a t c h . a well known pioneer o f
A lf W a lk e r arriv ed from Kugene western Oregon, arriv ed y e s te rd a y from
Salem to m ak e his home with his d au g h ­
A live com m u nity w a n ts a live new s­ ter. Mra. H arry W yn ne. He is a cousin
paper. T h e r e can lie no live newspaper o f C lay h u rn e , S y l v e s t e r and R. M.
without the support o f those who wish V e atch and is in his s ev e n ty e ighth
inch a newspaper. Are von doing vour year. He has been a resident o f Oregon
54 ye ars and has spent 54» y e ars o f tH it
W it
•••
time in Sale m , where he has been e n ­
gaged in the rem en f c o n t r a c t i n g b u s i­
T h e wise b uy er patronix ea the mer- ness Mr. V enteh has en jo y ed e i c e l l e n t
elimit who shows he i t a liv e b y hia ado. health until r e c e n tly and is now rapidly
in the local newspaper.
••• re co ve ring his usual health.
EL .S H O R T
ONE MORE WEEK OF CHEAP FRUIT JARS
FURNISHED ROOMS
A . B R U N D
& C O .
RHONE 65
Mrs. L ize r is at Dorena nu rsing
'•minima K i r k .
Krnest i'u r v a n e e was a t Riddle Hat
urduy fig u r in g on a c o n t r a c t for the
building o f u wareuouse.
The Htnndard Oil com pany lost one o f
its fin e black horses this week with lung
fe v er.
Ed. K in n e rty was here from A lb any
a couple o f d ays o f the past week.
Mr*. C. B . K enned y and daughter
Ruth returned to Corv allis T uesday , a f
ter a visit at the home o f Mr». M ary
Hin i t h.
A. J . Htewart attend ed the Red f ro » »
c o n fe re n c e in P ortlan d M onday, repre­
sentin g C o tta g e Grove.
Woodson B ro th e rs sold a Chevrolet
this week to B ra d fo r d b rothers, o f Elk -
head and a Dodge to Mi»» Nora Queen,
-•f S a g in a w .
(>. E. Woodson brought a Chevrolet
up from E ugene Monday and a Dodge
T uesdny.
Miss F lo re n c e Hi-menway returned
this week from a t t e n d in g the u n iv e rsi­
ty. S he was acco m p anied by Miss J e a n
Cochran, o f Medford , and accompanied
Mi»» Cochran to her home ye ste rd ay.
T h e two will visit points in C alifo rn ia.
Mrs. A. L. Roney, o f Goshen, is v is ­
itin g Mrs. C. M. P a r k e r .
Enjoy a Pleasant Evening at
BILLIARDS AND
POOL
Cigars, Tobacco, Candies, Nuts
and Soft Drinks
Weinhard’s Luxo’ on Draught
T h is is th e f irs t week o f v acatio n and
pupils aud te a ch e rs from outside th e
c ity have returned to t h e ir homes.
Among t e a c h e rs from here who will
atte n d the con v en tio n o f the N a t io n a l
E d u ca tio n a l a sso ciatio n at P o rtlan d are
Miss H e ste r B e m is and M iss B e r t h a
•Stephens.
Miss E s t h e r Hill is home from t b e
U n iv e rsity o f Oregon.
Mrs. W. V. M cG ee returned t o her
home in A lb a n y T u e sd ay , a f t e r a v is it
with re la t iv e s here.
F. B . V a n N o r t w u k bought a C h e v ro ­
Victor C ham bers, W arren Edwards, let c a r from Woodson B ro th e rs y e s t e r ­
Herald W hite and Miss Aila M atthew s day.
.,re home from the U n iv e rs ity o f Ore-
4J. M. Kidd wa» dismissed from a E u ­
gon.
gene hospital T uesday.
Mr. and Mr». J . V. Htewart motored
Mrs. G. F. Mills is v isitin g in A lb an y
up from J a s p e r S und ay anil visited at and Sale m .
ilie C. M. P a r k e r home.
Mrs. M y r tl e P it c h e r ,
of
T o ls to i,
Anson Morgan, who had been v isitin g A las k a, who had been v is itin g r e la tiv e s
Mr*. H. E . Cochran and Mr. and Mrs. here, l e ft fo r E ug en e Monday.
Horace C ochran , returned y e s te rd a y to
Mrs. E lm e r Crowe, o f Lornne, is a t
nis home ut B a k e r s f ie l d , C a lif .
the C o ttag e Grove hospital.
^Continued on second pag e)
Mrs. H. E. Cochran visited in Creswell
his week.
A. W. W am p ole was up from L eon a
Eighth Grade Examinations.
T uesday.
T h e uniform s t a t e E ig h t h Grade E x t .
Mrs. H. I ’ urvanee visited at S p rin g
anim atio ns will be given on T h u rs d ay
field two d ays o f the past week.
and F r id a y , J u n e 14 and 15 in d is t r ic t «
T h e C h ristian church has postponed where th e re are a p p lican ts aud c o n d i­
it* c h i ld r e n 's day picnic on account o f tioned pupils to t a k e them. T h e sch e d ­
--hautauqua, and it will be given a week ule of s u b je c ts wilt appear on envelope
from Sund ay.
1 c o n t a in in g questio ns sent to the c h air-
Miss L eah P e r k i n s , o f th is c ity , was
E. J . MOORE,
mie o f those receiv ing an A. B. degree
County Sch ool Supt.
at the U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon com mence jn 7 -1 4 c
meat exercises. Miss P e r k in s graduated
in J a n u a r y and has sin ce been teach in g
at H alsey. Her school th e re will be
ompleted F r id a y .
Alex Lundberg, Proprietor
Mrs. W. A. W ard is s u f f e r i n g with
FREIGHTING
erysipelas.
Sadd le Horses and P a c k in g to AI1
J e s s e Denny is seriously ill with
b ronchial pneumonia, follow ing measles.
P a r t s o f the Camp
A d au g h te r was born a few days ago
P ho ne 10F41
to Mr. and Mrs. M a rtin , o f L a th a m .
City Meat Market
Anyone de»iring a new or aeeond hand
e a r and willing to pay third to h a l f
down in n hav e m onthly p ay m e nt* on
balunee. Your c redit i» good. Why uot
u»e it f l . i n e h ’a (iaruge.
nil’l t f e
Mr*. J . A. W righ t and Mi»» J o ae p h in e
W righ t viaited in Kugene F r id a y .
Itr. ( ’. A. S m ith re turned to Newport
F r id a y , a f t e r a viait at the F . W.
I law k in a home.
W. B. Cooper ha» pu rchased a new
O verla nd.
T h o s e who a d v e rtis e in T h e S e n t in e l
are d es e rv in g o f your bu»inea* because
they tell you t h a t th e y want it and
name p ric e* t h a t »hoitld get it.
STOCK FOOD (three iize«)................... 2 5 < * . 6 5 * , $ 1 . 0 0
PANACEA (three size«).......................... 2 5 < \ 5 0 i S $ 1 . 0 0
FL Y CHASER (keep« flies away from your atock)
(two m e « ).......................................i/2-gal. 7 5 < * ; 1-gal $ 1 . 2 5
Sheep Dip, Best Known Dirinfectant for Hog Pen», Barn«,
Poultry Hou«e», Out-Hou»e«, Drain« and Sink*; Beat for
Treatment of Mange, Scab, Ringworm, etc. Kill» Lice, Sheep
Ticks, Flea« and Mite«.
THE ENTIRE LINE IS GUARANTEED TO GIVE
SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED
Always ask for home made bread. Be
patrio tic auil at the same time get the
best bread.
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London-Black Butte Stage
TALES OF THE TOWN
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Hi u m uni.
alftftf
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park hint Tliiinoluy.
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111 «111 ly vtlnh* on tli•• • r way to uttund tin*
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kiiigrii«’. 'I’lii* I>i iiiori*nt f 11 in 1 ly fo rm erly
It % rii In*re.
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ol I'o itluiid, r«*tutiii'd Itomi* hint 'Miurn
d o ) , ufti'r 11 \ 1 n 1 t witli M m . Iti'iilirtt ’*
mnttn*rf M m . IVt Hu 11 ford.
Him king up M'lid) tor hunilii'NN ugnili.
Hpruy '*, iii l a i n li huildiug.
in litf
Mr*. «I. II. t * li 11 in I m * 1 h rrturni'd li**t
a i'i*k troni 11 vim! 111 i'olorudo.
M i** M. K. Hu nun r«*turuod lintt
I liiiMiluy to Iii*r bonii* 111 I'o itluiid, nft«*r
u visit ut tin* H h. M rK iiiiii'y boon*.
M i - ' 1 .11 \ 1 11 11 Morii, our o f tin* ti'lirb
• I , vili* » allrd to ln*r bomr ut Fu ll* t ’lty
limi riiUMdll) hy tin* 11 III run o f b rr fu
tb r r .
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Disston-Champion Stage Line
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P ont you N EEO
NEW CLO THES?
Just remember that when you NEEO clothes
in a rush that you can come to us and get
fitted out in FIFTEEN M INUTES with a suit
that will fit you as smoothly as the peeling
on a peach.
We carry “ peachy** clothing and furnish­
ing goods-the kind that have the “ snap“
and tickle your EYE.
Our Q U A LITY is high, but the PRICE is not.
THE WOOLEN MILLS STORE
LEADING CLO THIERS