Cottage Grove sentinel., July 19, 1917, Image 7

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go to Kiverside, Oregon, th i* fa ll and
engage m the »tnrk business on a ranch
owned by hi* mother, Mrs O rriu Kob
l.u a 't xejl your hen«. There w ill be itison.
cheaper feed m a few week*
Egg* are
Horn« made bread is the best. m ftfc
bound tu be high fo r a long tim e
If
M r. ami Mrs. Pbu*. M a tth e w * and son
your hen* are not too old (Jon ’t »ell
Tbomu* and M r. and Mrs. A rth u r W ol­
them
sp ray.
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cott le ft yesterday m orning on an auto
M r* J. I.. T o rre n t und
M i*» Id a
trip to New port. They w ill be »way
W rig h t, of Minneitota, arrived Monday iw u weeks.
for u vi»it at the home of their niece
M r. and Mrs. W. A. Keene were in
and rouain, M r*. K lbert Bede
They
from Hugiuaw Haturduy.
hud been vm iting at N ew port.
Pumping «uppiiCH; Hwengel Hardw are
Hunday and Monday. He delivered an
addrcaa entitled “ H elping One An
other, ”
Ready to Eat]
Kellogg s Corn Flakes
Puffed Wheat
London-Black Butte Stage
FREIGHT and PASSENGERS
Puffed Rice
M ake* regular d a ily trip» between
Kellogg s Biscuit
Pottage drove and Black Butte.
I .cave* W nod »on H r o » ’ garage, Pot
luge d ro ve, ut 7:01. u. m Returning
leave» Black B otte I f m., Kondon I
p. m , arrive» Cottage Grove 2:15 p.m.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
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Phone your order. I f we haven ’l what
you w ant, w e 'll get it i f it'» made.
EMERSON
\Y II . 'ooper mid fiim ily moved tb i*
week t o the 1 1 nui i Itoli V en irli rmieh
ei»*i o f the c ity ,
TALES OF THE TOWN
M r*
I 'm n k
P e d ig o d ie il
T h e f u n e r iil
W hy M ifft'r w ith tin* h«*nl in y o u r H o n d u y .
k i t i ah i* iif Ii»iv u K lo n * im *** M ih < flm u i* o il , d a y . Mhe «vu* -ID y e u r*
Ito n o t f o r g e t f lin t 1
«I m v i * fro m Hwi*ng«)| KI it r «1 w nrt*. N o t lir l ,
anee. I re p re s e n t »orne
no h iiio I i «*, no Ntui'11.
ut
w a*
h e ld
T ue»
o f nge.
V irtu e <'b u m ber» re tu rn e d
e v e n in g fro m P o rtu ln d .
Harvesters’ Supplies
Binding Twine
and Machine Oils
M in * ,le » *ie M r . 'u r d
I
H n tu id iiy
w u * up fr o m
Pherry p itter»; Hwengel
M r»
HAM, BACON, LARD
ARE MADE FROM
OREOON RAISED STOCK
AND SOLD AT
H w e n g e l K u r il
K a il H iu ie r u l u u d
d u u g h te r
re
H a tu rd u y
borne u t
l. u
tu
H ardw are.
C O LU M B IA
th e
» lire uud enjoy u re»t.
tu r n e d
LONDON
Mi»» N e llie M yera returned Tuesday
from unend ing the convention o f the
N a tio n al Educational »»»ociatiou at
Portlund.
u f I) , f u r th e w e e k end.
t ie t u h n u iiiio i k fr o m
K E IT IIL E Y .
l.a le H uw kiii» le ft Tue»dny fo r l.a
tirunde, where he ha* accepted a posi-
tion u* a p rinter.
l.o n d o ti
w r it e f ir e in » u r
o f th e » fru u g e x t
r o m p iin ie * m A m e rie u . I urn « t ill ruuk
W*,lt,om«* l i ii
11 h iin ii 1 » fro m Mil
m g Ion i i * on th e iiiN tu llm e u t p lu u ; nino
M 'ftiM i H u n iln y v in t iu g w ith hm fa m ily ' Ion ii* p iiy u ld e in one o r m o re y e n r* .
Tho«$ I ' u i k i i am i «I :• I it «*r m KII«-n nm l .Stime in m id t u lk w it h m e a b o u t f i r e in
K lix a h rth urriv«*«! M on.lay fro m A llm n y ■ n ra n re o r lo u ii* . I r u n w iv e y o u m o n e y,
lie u . I I llr m iiH n l.
ju 2 4 tfr
t h e ir
City Meat Market
P o n t, W uxb.
Wynne & K im e
HARDWARE
11 •* 1 1 # t h#* ininiN fum i grow. Tradì» at
I m |ihtry à M a rk in ’» Mnlurday, July
w lirr r fi p rr r«*nf of all ru*»h *ml«*«
w ill h r g i\i-n f «• tltli fu . coiai a rtille ry
n o ** fund.
and
M r*.
It
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Y
Iti own
Price* redueed 5 to .’It. per cent on
«iigur, flou r, nee, Princo, cottolene,
roinpound, rolled out* punruke flour,
rraeker», ruixinn, dried prone*, eie., ut
l.e * l.u r /e * Hro*.
K. (i. I.yle and fu m ily , of Pullm an,
Wa«h , have been vis itin g thin week at
the home of Mr». I .y le ’» »inter, M r*.
Win. Bm m bridge. Mr«. I.y le fo rm erly
lived here.
A n y o n e d e x ir in g u new o r »eeond h a n d
ca r a u d w illi n g to p u v t h ir d tu h u lf
d o w n r a n h n v e m o n th ly p u y rn e u t» un
b a lu n i e. Y o u r c r e d it i* g o o d . W h y n o t
o»e i t f
l . in r h ’» g u rn g e .
iu 2 4 t f r
Mr« P. K. N ie lo .1» arid Mr». W. A.
W itcher were in from Hnginnw Hatur
day.
V ilg il
P o w e ll
r e tu r n e d
lu * t
w eek
fr o m u v i» il in .lu e k n o n a n d .lo x e p h in e
r iilin t ie * .
aud
Nuom i
W ynne
r e tu r n e d
25c
j
A g en t* fur
John Deere Farm Implements
Cur
H i»tli Ht
H in d e r t w in e ; H w e n g e l H a r d w a r e .
BIDWELL & CLAR1 (
^ - - - - Cottage
- - - - - Grove
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Have money by g e ttin g your »hoe*
repaired at Barret A C le v e n g e r’s. j ll U t f
Krneat M cK in n ey returned to hi*
home at A lbany T huraday, a fte r a visit
at the home o f h i* fath er, 1». W . Me
K in ney. M r. M cK in n ey ia regi»tered
with P a rle Hum a» a shipbuilder. He
wa« here looking fo r tim b er for »hip
knees.
H a rre ll A Clevenger have inxtiilled a
finixhing machine in th eir »hoe and bar
ne»* »hop.
and W ashington Ave
hnve gone to Kiddle to join M r. Pur
vanee, who i* doing mime ro a tr a r tln g
» 'irk there during the summer.
F lb e rt Mede attended the m eeting of
the »lute ed ito ria l association at Pen
dletun, Joxepli and l.a lira n d e Satu rd ay,
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F irst class Paint-
it lg, P aperhging
M r*. M. V. .'Iiap m au mid daughter
M ild re d returned Saturday to their
home ut K id gefield , a fte r u Vinit with
Mr«, .'im p iu m i'» mother, M r*. Kate
Heur».
When you get innuraure you wi»b tu
be mire thiif you have your policy in a
company thut w ill be ulde to pay any
W F. Tuti* returned to l.u* Angeles lo»» and that there w ill be nu extra
T lirm la y , lifte r u «¡»it lit the Borne o f I ii»»e»»iiient» of any kind. For that rea
- Ill* m ere, M r* It It. Woolley.
non you »hould talk w ith M e tc a lf. Both
in Ht f
.1 H Medley wnn op from Kugene on fire and life polieie*.
l. o g n n lie r r ie * a re now p le n t if u l on th e
lin *in e ** Monday.
M r*. Krne*t I'urviinee mid rh ild ren m arket.
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B►righten 1
Up !
th e
Mr» W Tedder und »on R ubarf, of
|.e trm t, t.re., vixlteil the pant week at
the home of Mr« T e d d e r'* mother, Mr»
Fumiti T en ni*.
Mr» |{ ti »ni ti |.avid»ou, *i*te r o f A lla
tlu un h 1 <Pf ( I lti.l v H, ° f 1l.o* Angel»«», Visit 1
K ing, returned Holiday to lo*r home uf
« <! Ill«* fir»«v of tb r w«*«*K i»t thi* Van \
I hik la lid.
\ III St.H hum«*.
I I . «y ur«* on th«*ir way !
.limi received ut Miidxeii '*, W a ll Kune
1 < \ u ii f<i» to H|»riiu g f if hi, Minpouri.
M r.!
phonograph ueedle», curb guurm iteed to
Itrow u \ s n * y r n r n ugu editor of the Bo :
p la y I d record», i*D f o r lt*c .
jn l.tfe
kiciiiiii N ugget, ||GR cnfiMoliriu tt’ti w ith j
I oni» I*. Pape, non ill law o f J. P.
I ’ll«* S p u ti set.
V e n irli, o f thin r ity , mid brother in law
I t n r r r t t A ('lrv«*ng«*r Hhot* r r p n ir in g i
of M r* H u rry W ynne, died at Portland
n r a tly and p ro m p tly don«*.
jlv lR tf
W ednemlay night o f lu«f week.
M r.
Pape wa» »nperinteadent o f are lig h t*
for the Portland K a ilw ay , l ight A lb.»
cr company.
from
(r -
H a tu rd a y
Hom e lir m id » f lo u r re d u c e d
»nek a t l. e x l. n r r e * H ro *.
DAY UR NIGHT
Pilone Oregon Hotel 44
CHEVROLET CAR
Horseshoeing and
Blacksmithing
Mr». I.uura K irtle v wa* in
Black Butte for the week cud.
f io u i H v ia it in H u ie iu m id w ax u rc u tn
p in n e d I iv M i»» K lh e l Itix le y .
»JITNEY SERVICE
spr ig g T b r o th er s
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r o c e r i e s
Mr». K. J. Howe, who ha* been seri-
ouxly ill for the pn»t week, i* recover
lag.
K x tra »per in I price reduction on can
ning augur Its lance thin week: 12 pounds
for $1.IMI, w ith one dollar purehuae other
good»; 5th- o ff the xaek fo r »pot cash.
Itexl.n rre * Hro*.
C row n Flour, Bear Flour
M. J. B. Coffee, G erm an-A m erican
Coffee, Holsum Bread
F R U I T J A R S - W E ARE SELLING FRUIT
JARS AT LESS THAN THE PRESENT W H O L E ­
SALE PRICES.
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R O Y E. S H O R T
W alk a Block and Save a Dime
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A ttend the Higual Hale at Pmphrey
Fishing tackle; Hwengel H ardw are.
Dan Wood», u member o f Hixth com
pnuy, 1 « expected home from KefSo,
Wa»h., today.
I f you w ant to realize the very beat
price» fo r chittem
bnrk, Oregon
grape roots, foxglove leaves, dande­
lion root» and all other drug plants,
w rite for price* and fu rth e r in fo r ­
mation to
Quo Schumacher. Siuuntr. O r*(o n
I , ointe
valuable
Portland, w rites th a t he is employed
a* u pattern m aker ia the Colum bia ship
yards.
Mrs. G. F. Allison and daughter Net-
lie returned last Thursday to th eir home
a t M cM in n v ille.
M rs. H. M . Garrison aud grand­
d a u g h te r Jew ell B rainard , are visiting
at Portland and New berg.
M r*. 8. J. Scott, o f C'reswell, re­
Miss M a ry Führer, o f Manchester, turned home last week, a fte r a visit
Tenn
is vis itin g at the home o f her w ith her daughter, Mrs. Dora H azelton.
brother, Fred Führer,
M r. and Mrs. H. C. Johnson, who had
been
visiting M rs. Johnson's parents,
Mrs. C. H. Zeigler returned Monday
from San A ntonio, Tex., where she M r. and Mrs. Johu H u ll, have returned
»pent the pant three month» on areount to th e ir home a t Klma, Wash.
M r*. K. K. T u rp in returned Saturday
froui a Portland hospital, where »he un
derw ent an operation. She has en tirely
recovered.
H a rry P arker was d o n a from Lund-
park over Monday night to meet mime
visitors.
Mrs. J. Grace, of Vancouver, Wash.,
«i»ited the pu»t week w ith Dr. and Mrs.
B. U. Job.
o f her health.
Hpray w ill pay you $10 per ton for
auy kind of old irou or »tee|. Clean up
aud help lick the Kaixer.
ju .s tfc
M r*. Alice Hchrind, o f l.eonu. is vis
itin g at the A. A. Kichmorid home.
The editor o f The Sentinel has been
presented w ith a genuine quill pen, the
a trip through A lb e rta and through 14 handiw ork o f H. K. Piper. The pen w ilt
be used by the editor in w ritin g M r.
m iddle went xtate.s.
Mis» l.eah P erkin s went to Portlund P ip e r's annual subscription receipts.
The feather from which the pen was
Monday,
made was plucked from the tu rke y hen
K. K ettle*o n and Miss Kdna M ille r,
who made herself famous batching
of S eattle, are vix itin g Mrs. Sarah
moonshine w hisky out o f glass eggs.
Harms.
Protect your phonograph record* with
W a ll K :i lie needle»; 1 ueedle play* 10
record*; 50 for 10c, at M ad xen ’». jn l- t t f
Mrs. Lvdiu Ford returned Monday to
her home at F a ll* C ity , a fte r a visit at
the home o f her son, J. K. Ford.
Band member» and th eir frien d * held
a picnic at Blue M ountain Huuday. The
feature of the day wax an outdoor con
cert by the band.
Mr». F. M. Vincent 1» here from Mur
ray, Ida., «¡»¡ting at the home uf her
u nd e, J. K. Vincent.
Miss M a rjo rie Vaughn, o f Sagiaaw ,
visited Monday w ith her grandm other,
M r*. D. W. M cK in n ey.
J. It. Kobinxon returned Hunday from
K e v . J ob . K n o tts gave an interesting
lecture on Peru at the M ethodist church
F rid a y evening.
Hollin W hite i* suffering w ith a bad
ly cut font.
M r. and M rs. C. J. H ow ard, o f Glen
a da, visited during the past week at
B aker's bread. Best by test, ni^tfc ibe home o f M r. H o w a rd 's mother, Mrs.
M r. and Mrs. K. K. G iltn e r motored K. A. C o ttle. M r. How ard was at one
up from Fort land last Thursday aud are tim e owner of The S entinel. He is now
«isiting at the borne of M r*. G iltn e r ’» manager of a shingle company.
.«¡«ter, M r*. D. H . Hem enw ay.
From
The G. M . Scott, S. K. Sm ith, K . K.
liere they w ill make a trip through
M ills ) K. K. Short und B ert Tra.«k tarn
H riti-h Columbia. Mi«» N e llie liernen
¡lies are camping on Row riv e r. The
way w ill accompany them.
men go out at night and come iu m orn­
IIighe»t price» in cash for fresh egg«
ing*.
uud good d airy butter at DexLarze»
M r*. Robert S u tc liffe i* «pending the
Bros.
week at Salem w ith her husband, who
J. H. Protzm an and »on Pharle» were in there w ith the E lliso n -W h ite chau
in Portland fo r the week end.
tauqua.
Klder and M r*. Hheyne, o f Klaiuutb
J. H. Johnson am) J. S. C o ffm an were
Fall», were here th i* week looking (or
down from Bohemia during the past
a location ami visiting at the A. Wul week as witnesses in the case o f H e r­
cott home.
bert Leigh vs. the West Coast Mines
Feed i* high; get rid o f the roosters; company.
make a saving there. G ive close atten
T. C. W heeler and J. K. Young were
tion to your egg gathering I w ant good
In Eugene Tuesday.
egg* and w ill pay ex tra fo r them. I f
M r. and Mrs. R. R. G iltu e r, M r. and
you d o n 't have tim e to gather your egg«
regularly I d o n 't want them, as every Mrs. D. H . Hem enw ay, Mrs. H . A. M at-
bad egg sent to m arket h u rt* the sale tison and Misses N e llie and Florence
o f several more. Spray.
jn2S tfc Hem enw ay motored to Eugene Tuesday
Miss Hazel Hem enway is ra p id ly re ­ in the G iltn e r ear.
covering from her recent operation for
Mis.« E va H artu ng has returued from
appendicitis.
C orvallis where she visited M r and Mrs.
W. J. and F. J. Gonier, o f Po rtlan d, F. M. H ild reth and M r. and M r*. W. E
visited last week at the home o f th eir Bosserman.
«inter, Mrs. 8. R. Brand.
Mrs. M. A. M cK ibben le ft last Thurs
Machine oils; Hwengel Hardw are.
day for Wend ling to join her husband,
Koy G lut her, who has beeu in charge who is now employed as m illw rig h t
of the New Kra drug store fo r a long there. She was accompanied by her sis
time, has purchased the business from ter. Miss E va Young.
M r*. H a rry W heeler.
The Wheelers
w ill make th eir fu tu re home in Portland
J. E. Blaekuiore and fa m ily le ft last
week for th eir new home in M ontana.
M r. and Mrs. Win. Brund have beeu
up from Weed, C a lif., this week pack
ing up th eir household goods.
f
No. 1 egg* .15c in trade, Saturday, at
Desl.arzes Bros.
M is* H ildred H a ll visited in Junction
C ity the past week.
Miss Peurl W h iteiey returned Monday
from a visit in Po rtlan d and Kugene.
M i*» I.ucy K ly and Miss Maude Ger
aid, teachers in the Kugene schools, vis
ited here this week.
Kex Vincent is now employed by The
Sentinel learning the p rin tin g trade.
M r. and M r*. K lli* Kobinaon, accom
pmiied by George Allen, all fo rm erly of
this c ity , have recently gone from Ash
land to K lam ath F alla, where M r. Kob
innon and M r. Allen w ill be employed
for a tim e. M r. Robinson expects to
In s ta n t
A. BRUND & CO.
cent of ail ru»b »ale» w ill be giveu to
tith Co. coast a rtille ry me»» fund.
The I. H. W a tc h fa m ily have moved
in from How rive r and are occupying
the Fleeter home on the west side.
Ile s a ’
Poatum Cereal.
Minute Tapioca.
Minute Gelatine.
Citrus Washing Powder.
C’ottolene Money Banka for
children (while they last).
Fiaher Flour Cook Books.
Them* Ham plea are valuable anti are given free an that you
may try the goods without coat. We want these goods to be
tried hi the homes aud for that reason NO SAM PLE S will he
given to children.
tc M u ckin '» Haturduy, Ju ly 21st; 6 per
0 . C. Wexteuhavcr returned ye»terday
from a trip to Canada.
11 ok * ’ Poultry Panacea.
Stock Hooka with
inform ation,
lì rape Muta.
M r. uud Mrs. W. G. Ma»»ey were in
from l.ondou MouiJay.
H p ra y '» ea»k m arket ha» been deco
ruled with new »igu* the past week,
I I I -*» ’ Slock Foot!
K ille r.
J. A. Burge»» was up from Hugiuaw
M on da y.
Alien K irk , who had beeu vi»iting ut
l.eouu, wua in the city Haturduy euroute
to his home at Doreuu. lie wax aceom
pained tin * fa r by hi» great gratidxon,
Iva n Purrin, who returned to Leona in
the evening tra in .
lit
Di
Di
Hpruy pay* eu»h fu r chicken», egg»,
hides, wool, mohair, chittem
bark,
bean», potatoes, wheat, outs, b ailey, old
cast iron and steel.
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M r. and Mrs. 8. H. Kdwurds arrived
last week for a vis it here.
M r. Ed
wards fo rm erly lived here and is a
brother o f Wm. Kdwards.
W e carry a com plete line of gro­
ceries that are always fresh and
clean. W e also have exclusive sale of
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THE FOLLOWING FREE SAMPLES WILL BE OIVEN
AW A Y SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917
Post Toasties
Quaker Corn Flakes
Mr
F R E E !
Mrs. G. B. P itch er is vis itin g her sis
ter, Mrs. L. K. S u llivan, at K lam ath
Falls.
The famous ease o f H erb ert I a * igh
versus the West Coast Mines company
is on tria l in Kugene this week.
Mrs. M ary Bricher and daughter Sue,
of Los Angeles, w ill a rriv e today fo r a
visit at the home o f th eir son and
brother, Joe Bricher.
M r. and Mrs. A lb ert H e lliw e ll have
gone into the Bohemia d istrict to spend
the summer.
Caspar W irz
hany.
yesterday fo r
D. J. SCHOLL
Optician, Optometrist
I am equipped w ith every fa c ility
fo r exam ining your eyes, and sup­
plying the glasses to meet your
In d ivid u al requirements.
I
am now also prepared w ith
the latest machinery for grinding
lenses.
Any lens matched, or broken
lens replaced the same
day
re
celved.
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The Arcades Weekly Program
THURSDAY. JULY 19 (10c 25c) I
el Clayton and House Peters iu
this story o f the west.
“ P o lly Put the K e ttle O n ." fe a tu r­
Also a Big V comedy.
ing Ruth C liffo rd .
The Screen M agazine (e d u catio n a l).
Last appearance o f Freeman Arm
strong, a soldier from the trenches.
MONDAY, JULY 23 (V a r ie ty D a y)
P ath e News No. 36
“ N ations
FRIDAY. JULY 20
P e r il.”
“ L u k e ’s Lost L ib e r ty .”
“ A Daughter of the S e a ,” fe a tu r ­ “ Bobby Bear. In v e s tig a to r.”
ing M u riel O striche in this charm
ing story o f a down-east fishing
TUESDAY. JULY 24 ( Purple
village.
The Ford T ra v e l F ilm .
SATURDAY. JULY 21
“ Pidg in Is la n d ,’ ’ fe a tu rin g H aro ld
Lockwood and M a ry Allison in
this story of the secret service.
“ T h e ir D iv o rc e ” (com edy).
A1
M . K Johnson, who recently moved to
a special communication o f
Cottage Grove lodge No. 51
A. F. & A. M ., in Masonic.
Tem ple, Saturday, Ju ly 21,
1917, at 7:45 o ’clock p m.
W ork in E. A. degree.
V is itin g brethren are cordially in vited .
! Bv order W . M .
C H A S . A D A M S , Secretary.
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SUNDAY. JULY 22
le ft
ATTENTION MASONS! There w ill be
“ The G reat D iv id e ,“ fe a tu rin g Kth-
Mask
Day)
N in th Episode o f The Purple Mask
“ T o rm e n t.”
“ Lured, but C u re d ,” a 2 part com
edy.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25
“ Prudence, the P ira te ,” fea tu rin g
Gladys H u le tte in the pranks o f a
boarding school g irl.
“ Losing W e ig h t,” a comedy.